1
.
h,omiias,r8Ur
on
rart
jP"1"
""'
prua
timing
the
night
but.
at
far
as
i
''
be
ascertained
this
morning.
t'.;i,.i
little,
ff
anything,
for
Vihii
iwlns.
tv.uy
was
made
to
the
Orotto
1
f'irr
inn
open
the
rear
door
from
)
i.nir
and
by
pulling
out
the
Vn
pins
and
removing
a
second
ri
-
i
uiih
some
damage
to
the
door.
i"mr
lime
between
closing
time
at
J
"'
i'-k
this
momlng
and
opening
I'
8
31
a.m.
There
was
no
money
in
(he
rsh
register
and
lltUe.
If
ai
v
Mock
was
taken.
The
Imperial
OH
Co.
office
was
entered
by
breaking
the
window
pan
in
the
door
and
turning
the
ik
latch.
The
combination
till
ryirt
been
forced
open
but
there
a
nothing
In
it.
The
safe
was
not
tampered
with.
The
office
had
beer,
left
at
0
o'clock
last
evening
and
reopened
at
9
a.m.
today.
One
suspect
Is
being
held
by
the
P'-jike
for
investigation.
BENNETT
IS
Minister
R.
II.
Dennett
left
Thurs-!
day
night
for
Calgary
and
VancoJ-
er
on
a
Journey
that
will
keep
him
j
V"-
of
the
Vancouver
Hoard
of
Trade
To
Tender
Reception
VICTORIA.
Jan.
OV-On
the
wired
suggestion
of
Premier
Pat-tullo
from
Prince
Rupert.
Acting
Premier
John
Hart
will
tender
a
public
reception
to
Premier
R.
II.
on
cm.
on
we
wave-rinHu
-
-
,
.
,
interest
cruirgw
na
dwi
pua
w
the
end
of
January
and
the
city
m
prepared
to
pay
them
for
another
couple
of
month.
He
also
thought
the
municipality
could
carry
on
unUI
the
new
tax
payment
began
to
come
In.
During'
the
pact
year
68.41
of
the
taxes
had
been
paid
aa
against
76
In
1932
and
the
local
Improvement
collections
had
been
about
the
same
a
the
previous
year.
Tliere
had
been
an
Increase
of
back
ttx
collections
over
several
previous
years.
Mr.
AWer
aaW
the
-cut
In
expenditures
had
amounted
to
$30,000.
The
city
was
now
In
better
posltldh
than
he
had
expected
It
would
have
been.
The
economies
had
been
necessary
In
order
to
get
the
city
out
of
the
financial
mess.
The
year
had
opened
auspiciously
and
Mr.
Alder
said
he
thought
the
effect
of
Improving
conditions
would
be
felt
before
the
year
was
out.
8omc
day
he
was
confident
Prince
Rupert
would
be
a
large
rlty
The
commissioner
mentioned
(XK
UIC
J
A
V
,hat
,he
Canadian
National
Rall-
Ull
illO
YY
A
I
'
y
P"w
U
tarft
nart
of
Ulc
j
taxes
nnd
should
be
supjiorted.
The
frtmlfr
of
Canada
leaves
Ottawa
clty
was
fortunate
In
having
Its
On
Thursday
For
CaUary
,
member
as
premier
of
the
pro-And
Vancouver
vlncc.
In
the
ast
the
city
had
not
received
Its
share
of
attention
but
he
felt
the
people
should
congratu
late
themselves
on
the
present
situation.
Reference
was
made
to
local
Hi
.
J
"
7
..IT"'
people
defaming
their
own
city.
A
d
.VoV;,
and
ha,
v"VLr
,
lnvtUtlon'
u
.,
number
of
such
cases
had
come
to
accepted
an
c
u
d
w
to
w
address
a
luncheon
under
aus-K
....
.
CONFERENCE
IS
USELESS
o'nncit
on
the
ocacslon
of
Ills
visit
to
the
Pacific
Coast
next
week.
Geneva
(Ulherlng
Impotcnl
In
,
j
View
of
rranro-flerinan
Ini-
Mrs.
James
Deiilw)lme
of
Tlclll
!''
,la,y
,,'rr,s
sMled
by
u,e
princo
John
last
ni8ht
nn
(her
rcturir
to
the
Queen!
ROMK.
January
0
Italy
is
re-l'rirtttt.
islands.
Her
mother,
Ma.
presented
as
viewing
a
useless
the
d"me
Riijaut.
is
ri'inulnluH
over
Id
world
disarmament
conference
nt
u'
city
for
it
couple
of
weeks
tor
Geneva
In
the
light
f
tho
pi
went
mwllral
ai.d
IwispUnl
trwtir.cnt.
HnnfOcrmn
Impure.
1
FORD
LOSS
WAS
HEAVY
Automobile
.Magnate
and
Family
Had
Sixty
Million
Tied
Up
In
Collapsing
Detroit
Ranks
DETROIT.
January
6
It
Is
learned
here
that
Henry
Ford
and
his
family
had
more
than
$60,000.-000
In
deposits
tied
up
in
two
De
troit
banking
groups
when
they
collapsed
last
year.
SPENDING
IS
URGED
Proldent
Roosevelt
Is
"Rrntally
Frank"
In
Presenting
Ills
Budget
WASHINOTON
DC.
January
n
-President
Franklin
D.
RooseVclt.
calling
for
the
colossal
expenditure
of
$10,569,067,000
for
the
currrjn
MAY
TAKE
PHYSICIAN
Premier
Pattullo's
Nasal
Infection
.Not
Yet
Cleared
Dp
It
was
announerd
today
that,
while
Premier
Pattullo's
condition
is
improving,
the
nasal
Infection
from
which
he
has
been
suffering
In
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
for
the
post
week
has
not
entirely
cleared
up
as
yet
but,
in
any
event,
he
proposes
to
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Ottawa
on
Mei.day.
If
the
infection
continues,
he
will
have
medical
attention
on
the
trip.
The
Premier
will
proceed
from
Prince
Rupert
direct
to
Montreal
and
from
there
tn
Ottawa
whrrr
the
Dornlnion-provlncla)
conference,
will
open
January
IT.
I
MAIL
PLANE
I
IN
TROUBLE
Ilscal
year
ana
aescnomg
uic
ouu-
i
rrnrii
Miip
ouinern
i;ros
ror
get
as
brutally
frank,
said
that
tin-
Ccd
Rack
On
night
Atovs
United
States
must
spend
coura-
Atlantic
gcously
to
end
the
depression.
Of
ten
billion
dollars
which
the
NATAL,
Draiil.
January
6
(Ca-Unlted
8tates
will
need
to
borrow
nadlan
Tress
-The
French
man
and
men
by
President
Roosevelt
In
Ocean
asking
for
funds
for
the
naval
scr
vice
In
Uie
budget.
YVnrtl
Hayncs,
Whose
I'arculs
Kcsidc
In
Wheat
Prices
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
6:
(CP)
t
tlfl.
k
1
a
m
ft
a
,1PHt
WBS
nuoiFO
Hl
04
,c
u"
ine
iniinur,
Intcrinr
Is
is
Dead
i'iauloca,
cxcluuige
yestcrday.
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
0:-Wird
Huynes.
whose
parents
nnd
other
relatives
reside
nenr
Vanderhiwf
In
the
central
Interior,
Is
riend
here
after
an
operation.
Ho
leaves
n
widow
nnd
two
small
children,
CHRISTMAS
I.UIUOU
HILL
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
8:
Vnncou-vcr'a
Christmas
liquor
bill
amounted
to
$100,000,
It
hns
been
estlma
ted.
Today's
Weather
tomorrow's
Tides
mmm
Prince
Rupert-Overcast,
moderate
High
5:18
am.
185
ft.
southeast
wind;
barometer.
30.-44;
17:21
pjn.
17.1
It
Low
11:34
8.1
ft.
temperature,
45;
sea
smooth.
ajn.
23:40
pjn.
6.7
It.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMIJIA'S
NEWSPAPER
rV
Vol.
XXV
No.
5.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
JANUARY
6,
1934
P1C1CK:
FIVE
CENTS
..VA
WAGE
CU
RECOMMENDED
BY
BOARD
BRALORNE
MINE
TO
DECLARE
DIVIDEND
IN
NEAR
FUTURE
Operations
of
Well
Known
Gold
Property
Are
To
Be
Extended
New
Company.
Ileinjc
Formed
as
Holdings
Have
Now
Become
Too
Large
For
One
Concern,
President
AtiHtin
Taylor
Tells
Shareholders
VANCOUVER,
.Ian.
G:
(CP)
Directors
of
the
Bra-lnrne
Gold
Mining
Co.
will
make
an
announcement
regarding
the
payment
of
the
company's
first
dividend
within
six
weeks,
President
Austin
C.
Taylor
announced
to
an
extraordinary
general
meeting
of
the
company.
The
meeting
ratified
the
creation
of
a
subsidiary
company
to
be
l
lis
Oradlan
comprising
Ttf
n
the
etut
side
of
the
Rra-f
.
property
The
Dralorne
u!hIA
S
large
for
development
by
1
11
1
lAl
1
VsJukJ
-?
mpuny
Mr
Taylor
said.
PROWLERS
ARE
BUSY
RrttU
Cigar
Store
and
'Imperial
OH
to.
Premium
I'ntrrfd
Supeet
Being
Held
OF
CITY
t'otnmUfcionrr
Tells
Chamber
of
Commrrre
of
Improved
Con-dltion
and
1
Hopeful
In
a
abort
address
before
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
last
night.
City
Commission-
.
.......
..,.
is.
er
w.
j.
Awer
apoKe
VI
UK
m-
She
Played
Juliet
to
His
Romeo
One
of
the
Interesting
events
of
the
t.iiiday
week
tn
the
fedora'
capital
was
the
presentation
of
"Romeo
and
Juliet"
In
the
Ottawa
Little
Theatre.
Dcc.M
and
27
by
the
Ottawa
Drama
League,
supported
.by
Lord
Duncannon.
son
ol
his
excelVpncyth''
governor-general.
Miss
Julia
MacOrlen.
beautiful
daughter
of
th-chlef
of
lhe
Royal
Canndiah-Mounted
Police,
ana
by-
suesV'-plftyefs-from
the
Montreal
Repertory
Theatre.
Hart
House.
Toronto,
and
the
Queen's
Faculty
Players,
Kingston.
The
director
was
Rupert
Harvey
of
London.
England,
the
adjudicator
of
last
year's
Dominion
Drama
Festival.
The
stage
settings
were
executed
bv
the
Honorable
Mrs.
Gordon
Ives
from
s
design
by
the
governor
-general.
Miss
MaeBricn.
who
played
Juliet,
and
Lord
Duncannon,
BOOZE
TAX
IS
IMPOSED
United
States
Expects
To
Collect
$300,000,000
From
Distilled
Spirits
Impost
WASHINOTON
D.C
January
6
(Canadian
Press
The
United
States
Hou.se
of
Representatives
yesterday
approved
a
tax
of
$2.00
per
gallon
on
dltlllea
spirits.
Tt.r
tax
Is
estimated
to
produce
$300.-000.000
revenue
during
the
first
full
post-repeal
year.
COIN
USE
OF
SILVER
"Satisfactory
Interview
lield
Wijh
President
ny
Senators
King
,
And
.Wheeler
!
WASHINOTON.
D.C..:
JarJ.
b:
(CP)
A
proposal
for
Ihe-
frfe
coinage
of
silver
has
been'
laid
bf
I
fore
PrejJldtnt
Frailklih
D.
Roose
..
.
fvett'by
uhlled
States
Senators
tor-1
....
...
.
...
,
wjiecicr
ana
rung
wno
necjarc
I
thcmselve's
as
being
"very
satls-
I
fled"
with
the
Interview.
I
The
proposal
of
Wheeler
and
King
as
well
as
other
senators
to
Hi.rlmr
nrt
."tlx
months.
Six
nlann
Rnnlhrm
Ht.m
InnV
nff
v-
remOlietlZC
Silver
On
the
baSlS
Of
billion
will
renresent
new
debt
terdav
on
Its
return
fllaht
to
Sen-
;slx,ccn
lo
one
wltn
sold
would
pro
while
the
remaining
four
billion
egal
Africa,
but
was
forced
back
vlde
employment
for
hundreds
of
will
be
for
refunding,
It
Is
estlma-
here
on
account
of
magneto
trou-,
thousands
of
men
In
silver
protec
ted,
blc.
The
plane
had
arrived
here
'"8
5talts
and
would
bc
a
most
The
United
States
Nav
n
Thursday
from
Africa
after
a
effective
measure
In
connection
HMiltwlLh
cenerouslv
In
both
shins
night
flight
across
the
Atlantic;11"
the
economic
recovery
pro
gram
of
the
country,
they
declare.
Flew
Long
Way
To
Victoria
To
Spend
Yuletide
J
Hartley,
well
known
local
tlnger.
Conciliation
Body
Is
Unable
to
Agree
Upon
Pay
Reduction
Scheme
Majority
in
Favor
of
Taking
Five
Percent
Off
Present
Scale
While
Dr.
Lyle
Telford,
3Ien's
;
Representative,
is
Opposed
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
6:
(CP)
The
conciliation
board
which
heard
the
dispute
between
the
British
Columbia
hlectne
Railway
and
its
employees
has
recommended
a
five
percent
wage
cut
in
a
majority
report
sicmed
by
Judee
J.
N.
Ellis,
chairman,
and
A.
G.
McCandless,
representa
tive
of
the
company.
Dr.
Lyle
lelford,
the
mens
representative,
brought
in
a
minority
report
against
the
wage
act.
COMMERCE
BALANCE
ON
CHAMBER
RIGHT
SIDE
AT
DINNER
The
annual
dinner
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
held
last
night
at
the
Commodore
Cafe.
T.
II
Johnson
presiding,
was
attended
by
a
large
number
of
Junior
members
Hnd
proved
a
very
Interesting
and
suc-
essful
event.
After
the
dinner
considerable
routine
business
was
transacted.
The
president
read
his
annual
re-
Canadian
Exports
To
United
States
In
November,
ISiJ.
Show
t
Substantial
Increase
Presldeni
"Johnson
"Gives
"
Annual':
-
--
Report
of
an
Optimistic
Nature
WASHINOTON
DJC
January
4
Showing
Good
Work
Done
;
(Canadian
Press)
Increase
of
over
$4,000,000
compared
with
No-
V
M
PwAKnnf
vember
1932
was
shown
In
Imports
I
0lMg
lTien
n
rreSenirom
Canada
to
the
United
States
Indication
of
General
Improvement
WJTT
f
:
In
Fishing,
Mining
and
Loggfng
Mentioned
in
Address
The
Imports
to
this
country
from
Canada
for
November
1933
totalled
J22
7C8.000
as
compared
with
$18,-326.000
in
November
1932.
Exports
to
Canada
for
the
month
totalled
$17,123,000.
,BAD
NEWS
:
1
FROM
MINE
port,
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
Deatn
List
In
Colliery
Disaster
In
jave
an
address
on
civic
affairs,
S.
Ciecho-SIovakia
Tlaced
at
J.
Jabour
spoke
on
the
alms
and
n.
Hundred
and
Fortv
objects
of
the
Junior
chamber
andi
officers
for
the
year
were
elected.
nTnr
fthnJilnv.tu
Jan
B".
Those
present
were
T
H
John-
p),
bepn
de,mltely
il"'
,
V;
?
"wi
abandoned
that
129
miners
en
Charles
V.
Evltt.
n
Col.
JW.Nlcholls.;tom
t
w
h
n
ta
..Nelson
np
S?Ph
"I
V
IT
.
'ifollowlngan
underground
explosion:
Williams
ADrooksbank.
H-!fore
P?
they
perished.
Edgcumbe.
N.
P.
Klnslor.
J.
F.i
Annth
Hn
t,H.e.
'ilJlt-lund
shook
the
mine
yesterday?
.r..r
TV
forcing
cessation
of
rescue
work
Max
Hellbroner.
Dert
-
Morgan.
J.
H.
f(jr
S&T
Dulger.
P.
Laklc
W.
II.
Tobey
W.(
Eleven-
hav,n
a,.
R.
McAfee
J
T
Harvey.
Theo
Col-,
d
,aken
the
toU,
d
h
lart.
J.
E.
Boddle.
S.
Darton.
E.
W.
,
b
at
m
lohnson.
J
A
Douglas.
W.
O.
Fulton.
n.w
fnnr
men
.
wtm
Wftrlr,ni.
O
A.
Woodland.
V.
S.
Moore.
F.
A.,.
.
.
.
.
...
..
,
...
Simpson.
J.
J.
Little,
II.
F.
Pullen,
j
ol
the
mlnets
O.
P.
Lyons.
A.
J
Webber,
W
T.l
hfadi
ho
have
becn
Iost
were
the
R.
O.
Van
der
and
Stone.
Sluys
F.Jof
famU1
Dne
a
famUy
of
i
.
(seven
children.
In
his
address
President
Johnson
recounted
the
important
work
done
during
the
past
year.
In
doing
so
he
thanked
the
members
of
the!"
commlttles
and
others
ahd
particularly
John
Dybhavn.
who
had
carried
out
the
duties
of
the
pre
Ship's
Surgeon
Passes
at
Sea:
sident
when
the
president
was
un-,
avoidably
absent
from
the
city.
The
Ir.
J.
E.
Mason
Dies
Aboard
Lwtr
secretary
also
came
In
for
his
meed
I
Niagara
on
Vancouver-of
praise.
Australia
Run
The
president
recounted
some
.
1
forty-two
subjects
which
had
been
I
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
6:
Dr.
J.-
B.
dealt
with
during
the
year
lnclud-
Mason
of
Stcttler,
Alta..
ship's
sur-
tng
that
of
negotiating
with
the
geon
of
the
liner
Niagara
on
ths
marine
underwriters
in
regard
to
run
from
Vancouver
to
the
Antl-
VICTORIA.
Jan.
6:
Mrs.
Ernest
I
Insurance
on
vessels
coming
to
the
podes.
died
aboard
the
ship
and
Hall
nnd
little
daughter
flew
5000
1
port,
boosting
Dulkley
Valley
coal,
was
buried
at
sea.
He
was
well
mile
from
South
America
to
spend
,
negotiations
with
the
wheat
pool
known
In
Calgary
nnd
Edmonton.
Christmas
and
New
Year
here.
Mrs.
I
and
efforts
to
secure
lower
round
Dr.
Irwin
of
Honolulu
has
taken
Hall
was
fornvvly
JUIss
Dorothy.
trip
steamship
rates.
the
place
of
Dr.
Mason
on
the
Nla-
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3
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