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P RINC E RUPE RT, B.C. PRI FRIDAY, OCTOBER , 1982

 

Tomorrow’s Tides

Saturday, October 15, 1932

High 1:34 am. 20.0 ft.
13:30 p.m. 21.5 ft.
TAIT issepnBecsestisan . 7:34 am. 6.1 ft.
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British And Bench.

Prime Ministers In

Conference Thursday

 

rad of French Government Discusses Scheme With Ram- |
say MacDonald—Agree on Necessity of Germany
Being Brought Back Into Parley

 

LONDON, Oct. 14:—Premier Edouard Herriot of
rance was in London yesterday for the purpose of dis-
ussing With Premier J. Ramsay MacDonald a new

nch plan for disarmament believed to be inspired by

 

 

 

he plan of President Herbert Hoover of the United
}
= *% The new | would provide for
ra i nt scher iS
ultative pact under
f f outbreak I
vould unite to demand a
48
he Hert ood to
I I rea pel ~ the
i it Eu f nN
rhe Fret British Premiers :
: enorted. last ht te have It's a fa to Algeria, out at last we have a pictur2of the railway
upon ity ¢ of Ger- 16 soldiers’ of*the’ French Forcign Legion. Five rait employee
ck to the nel we
fc ! on ae ‘re + @#@ ee eee +
. ~* ROC ‘ST 5
vit M * FISHING TO
eect ot 7 R + BE HELPED *
)O- > ce
* MONTREAL, Oc. 14: *
Acceptance of Germany Ratepayers Have Meeting to Con- |* —Wider Imperial tariff *
Vv rtalr re ind sider Putting Candidates in | * preference S will mater- 4
Civie Election Field \* lally Lenefit the salmon *
' * industry of the Pacific *
f r Ma To consider putting a slate of Op arse, ‘Ileal hel *
M fou candidates in the field for muni- Le Coast and Wlila SO le p , |
cipal honors at the January el- | the exporters ol dried at
} ! ection, a meeting of the Prince |* fish to the British colo- *
n conditions, Rupert Ratepayers’ Association |* nies, J, + Paulhus, pre- *
was held last night é \* sident of the Canadian *
Apart from admitting that a \* Fisheries f teeeton, +
meeting had been held for, this le | ves day +
purpose, F. W. Wesch, president nN stated yesterday, ‘
\ ' of the Prince Rupert Ratepayers’ | e dn he e<
Association, on inquiry being 2: ¢ 77 99°

ONFLICT

CONTROLLED

 

 

 

 

 

 

ck which brought death

wre

also met death in Turenne crash

 

of him this morning, had
An an-

made

no statement to make.

nouncement might be forthcom-

TS KILLED

if ‘ st llows Day ;
| E T wae Comer. Yai 0% 4a - . ing in two or three days, he inti- |
f Rioting in Bellas ree
MM N “N Y - : mated
| a 4 ! More Are Killed si hs endanstoed ‘thant ts Mate-. |
payer Association is endeavor- 7
Reds Blamed ing to have Ex-Mayor H, B. Ro- |John Hecimovich 39-Year Old
j COREY Sees More Causes chester again run for the chief | Jugo-Slav, Lost Life Wednes-
Fe Wi n World Today a ae aie ‘ ; day Afterneen
a ' Authorities Making Preparations to magmyracy O8 & pesgram S ret
Than Ever Before : R f Fisewhere economy in municipal affairs,
Put Down Riots se ere fohn H ee old
0 tC , a See Jugo-Slav, k life in an a
“ay » N d D t cident at Any it 4 o'clock of!
er war, Rt. I D BELFAST, | Oe! Is vame epu y Wednesday afternoon of this week
nih ems. ° ? ccording to inlormation received
Peat " » , n lan ep { at di ict headquarters ol pro
' M vincial police here
) rv iy nel 1 i , : LRG. : : aaa
‘ n every I Dr. H. W. McGill of Calgary to Suc- Accordil report, H
7 po ves - vich and ee ¢ S \ iding
sone ro W 7 ceed Dr. Duncan Campbell Anh 7 we : "
5 isu wnain i ) | : n, tl ibl iy oKe on
a : aad Scott as Assistant ram, the cable which broke
Oe es ean | ee ant in incline, Before the tram stopped
n he was able to recall } ind 1 ps ¢ d = . OTTAWA. 06 14:—Dr H. w.|Hecimovich jumped out and, in
+4 a n¢ ) : i rw we i — . . ‘on
Love : i R 1/ McGill 6f Calgary | been ap- doing, was Jami een 1 tal
; TY : l¢ re i Loa | , ) wi ’ 1 : 7 , hteen' ‘ A
Li0¥G George d a | . : yi nothted deputy uperintendent- |!em Umber and il drum, being
/ ein ett to wl ¥ lie ‘ eel . vex } iy be Th see +) . i
Maa yes © halen arg de ee we oh set, Ro fof Indian Affairs in suc-/ killed instantly. Three other mer
and peace to the milita! 1 regiment ol f . toy alien th Tye Dain dean ea hint who were riding the tram were un
Rifles are expected aa hurt
! j } = ' : " ' 1 be eq Scott who has resigned ss
naking it plait : LONDON, Oct. 14 I : An inquest is beinteehd at Anyox
takine up the cudat OB lin official quarters he tha ve Hecimovich had been in the em
; f Germany th form<¢ National Unemployed Work¢ A Many Seattle Men ploy of the Granby Co. for seven
8 ream | . re tie ‘ammunist wit ;
Premie declared sociation, active Communist bod i thalbinn « wiih een abil
nations were not fulfilling}; 1d the unemployed ts i . : ; -
a on t dren in the Old Country
to Germany in respect to| pRoeigast.this week. Preparations an Omg 0 or on
‘i } +i
ment being. made by the authorities to k Pl f Th k
deal with similar riots which are i Waterwor § an ard 0 al.kKs
T d W th ported to be planned for ! (
0 ay $ ea er yn Tuesday next, Riots in othe ae ae Ti ai
| 1 t Britain are also re SEATTLE, Oct. 14 Mayor John On behalf of the relatives and
P) | Pathe OF Seren 1 F. Dore announces that 2500 men} friends of the late Angus McAllis
. ince Rupert— Overcast. easterly | ported to be impending will go to work within the next 10|ter, of Claxton Cannepy, we wish to
! ll w . “y ramete } :
29.44 ules per hour; barometer, | i Mills of Terrace. who on extensions to the city water|/thank the Independent Orcer of
“v.94; te oy ‘e RS . { r. 8 *y Mill c nh :
’ mperature, 53; sea smooth.) Dr. Stanve trip to Vancouver, | department which have been made {Oddfellows and all others who so
) Tene Tatialt . : 1 O a i t \ gh ’ : : "a
Tree Point—Cloudy, fresh} hé ag - iace Sa the sout! possible through a loan of $1,401,- 163 wciously showed their sympathy
{ | » 2 ' ver n if y " » had
t eres vmrometer, 29.90: 18 a . Adelaide th r. 000 which has been made to the |and extended help
Nperature, 60; sea rough on the Princess At ni as nies iad sand , » re- DAN. McPHERSON
LAGAr I la > ‘Joudy rnoon and will proceed to the in- ¢!y water department by the I ; 60 on
a. \ Sland—-Part — clouc ¥ by the next train construction finance corporation. . NNERY.
sout 1erly wind terior DY CAL I

sea calm

.| AMENDMENT

BY FARMERS

tevision of Currency and Credi'
Urged Upon Commons By
Alberta Member
OTTAWA, Oct. 14 George Coot
Jnited Farmer of Alberta membe
1 McLeod, moved, on behalf o!
he Progressives, in the House o,:
Yommons yesterday a sub-amend-
nent to the address in reply to the
speech from the Throne urging
hat Dominion control of currency
ind credit should be so exercised as
to provide and maintain sufficient
jurchasing power to raise the pric
products and othe:
commodities to an equ't

 

 

| of agricultural
rimary

| ible level in relation to the cost »1
roduction and settlement of out
tanding liabilities, public and pri

a ate, and increase consumption
hereby,stimulating industry ana
roviding employment and that the

ue of this currency and credit
ould be based upon natural

} vealth and the productive capacity
f the country not as at present

ne single commodity of gold

Hoover and Hughes
_ Address Barristers

|

 

te sident and Chief Justice Heard
at Special Session of American
Bar Association
|

| WASHINGTON,
| Pre Herbert
Evans Hughes,
of the United States, were the
peakers at a special session in
Constitution Hall here Wednesday
night of the fifty-fifth annual con-
vention of the American Bar Asso-
ciation, Several thousand American
barristers as well as prominent visi-
tors from many other countries
vere present

D.C., Oct. 14
Hoover and
Chief Jus-

ident
Charles

l tice

VANCOUVER WHEAT

, hie

VANCOUVER, Oct. 14:—Wheat

was quoted at 46%c on the local
exchange today

 

VANCOUVER, Oct. 14:—Wheat/
was quoted at 46%%c on the local
[exchange yesterday,

Japanese Father Takes
Own Life After Slaying

Family, It Is Believed

Two Children, One Aged Three Weeks and Other Two
Years, Slain Outright—Mother Dies of Knife
Wounds—Slayer Jumped Over Dock?

 

 

PORT ALBERNI, Oct. 14:--Two children, one aged
three weeksand the other aged two years, were slain out-
‘igh* in theily beds, their mother died later from knife
wounds and the father is believed to have committed sui-
eide in a tragedy which struck a Japanese family here
last evening. Police started dragging Alberni Canal today

“x or the body of C. Asuko who is
WE K DAY thought to have jumped from a

|dock after his wife and children
‘had been fatally slashed. His cap
All Issues Again Off Yesterday in
Trading on New York Market

and blood-stained knife were found
. TO JUSTICE
jues on the New York Stock Ex-'|
points and utilities 1 25-100 points. | Man Surrenders

on the edge of the wharf.
NEW YORK, Oct. 14:—Purther’
change yesterday. Industrials were | Haunted For Half Lifetime By Peni-
During the day 1,228,490 shares)

drops were recorded in all stock is-
off 1 19-100 points, rails 70-100) tentiary Spectre, California
*harged hands. Wheat and bonds

 

 

 

 

LEAVENWORTH, Kansas,

Oct.

were also weak. '14:—Haunted for half of his life by
halebalipsberticythinetainen l the spectre of having to serve a
penitentiary sentence, W. Kirby

ee grey-haired owner of a

Rev. David idee Robinson, erey-halred owner of
Named Moderator: rests in the ‘Imperial Valley, Cal;

surrendered himself to penitentiary
jauthorities here yesterday to serve
Pastor of Kerrisdale Presbyterian ® four-year term for robbing a post
Church Named at Annus! {office at Fort Smith, Ark., 34 years
Meeting in Victoria | 480
Robinson told the prison authori-
David , ies that, after having been senten-
Kerrisdale Pres-|Ced, he escaped from custody on a
byterian Church, Vancouver, was, 2 changing his name to
elected moderator of the British;5!clair, finally found his way to
Columbia Synod of the Presbyterian |C@ifornia where he married twice
Church in Canada the annual!#nd raised a family. Before the
session ‘hére jstock crash, he'stated that he was
worth $100,000, Even yet he was in-
dependently well off, he stated.
Robinson's story is being investi-
gated by federal authorities. His
had finally compelled
him to give himself into custody,
Robinson declared.

Halibut Arrivals

Summary
6,500 pounds, 3.2c and

 

 

VICTORIA, Oct
Lister, pastor of

14:—Rev

and,

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Princes End Their

Visit in Sweden

conscience

Wales and George Leave Stock-
holm After Stay of Several
Days in Scandinavian

Capital |
‘ae American
The |»,

(

STOCKHOLM
Prince of Wales

14
and Prince Georg

October

Canadian—None
England ended a visit in Sweden American
when they left here aboard the air, wireless. 2,000, Atlin, 3.2c and 2c.
liner Hercules for Copenhagen) visitor, 4500, Cold Storage, 3.2c
‘whence they will return to Eng- snd Oe
land, Doric, 53,000, refused 2.5¢ and 2c,
eae oe left for Seattle.

Spray, 35,000, refused 2.5c and 2c,
olding over.

DEPUTY IS
RETIRING :*+****-*'

G. J. Desbarats, Deputy Minister of » AGAINST STRIKE:
National Defence, Has Been

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\* ASK FISH CLOSING
Long in Service |e phn
Lene Oe |# NEW WESTMINSTER, Oct.
OTTAWA, Oct. 14:—G, J. DeS-\ 14:4 public meeting of fish-

barats, deputy minister of national/® ermen here yesterday decided
defence, is retiring at the end of), to» ask the department of fish-

eee ee eeere

* on November 10. The meeting #
\* decided against calling a strike @
| following refusal of salteries to @

}
—_—_——

October after completing fifty! ® erics at Ottawa to close the

years’ service, it is announced. \* fishing season for chums or #
1? dog salmon in coastal waters #
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Interior Weather

Terrace—Cloudy, calm, 40. \* meet the fishermen’s demand @
Hazelton—Cloudy, calm, 47 '# for higher price of fish, +
Smithers—Part cloudy, calm, 41. |® +
Burns Lake—Clear, calm, 32. ‘ee404000000464¢84