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NORTHERN AND CENTRAL BRITISH COLUMBIA'S NEWSPAPER

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RT, B.C., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19 19, 1932,

= Daily News

 

Tomorrow’s Tides

Thursday, October 20, 1932

Fg sa 4:39 am. 163 ft.
16:04 pm. 183 ft.
TP Sc ee 10:14 am. 10.2 ft.
23:17 p.m. 6.2 ft.

 

 

PRICE: FIVE CENTS

 

 

 

 

Vancouver Sa
Total Loss Near Ganges

Ty

Harbor; Men in Hospital

 

Nevilene Was Running From Vancouver to Victoria When

Accident Befel Her—Those on Board Fought
Flames Until Forced Overboard

 

V, ANC OUVER, Oct. 19:—The Vancouver motor vessel
Nevilene, a sixty-foot fish packer, is reported to be a total,
loss by fire and three members of her crew are in hospital |

at Ganges Harbor, Salt Spring Island, undergoing treat-

ment for painful burns. Details of the accident are not

 

% ire while
0 Victcria
lames

enroute from
The men

until they were

ind then es

fought the
driven over-
scaped by dinghy
The three members of the crew
Czecho-Slovak fishermen op-

rating the vessel under charter to

To Be Freed?

oard

vere

he London Fish Co. The names
iven are A. Tolich W. Gorovish
nd P. Viginich

—————

Former Smithers
Nurse Wedded to
Physician There

Newman R
N., who up to last spring was lady
} Bulkley Val
Hospital at Smither
Rupert this morning from V

ithedra!l

 

 

incou

it high noon today was married to

Known

remony Was very

Dr. and Mrs

ive for

MINING AT
| ALICE ARM

Development Carried
Depression

 

 

| Considerable
On Despite

 

j +
ae *' | ALICE ARM, Oct. 19:—Despite
? rf the ble market for met
; a number of owners Of mining pro

‘by Holman, murder charge

 

 

known although it is understood that the vessel caught |
Vancouver

}
|
|
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yerty in t yer Kitsault mining
nat Wee seey be cropped ial at Alice Arm have carried
on considel velopment work
jdur ing the past seasol
CHARGE MAY: Strompeck Na ione consider
-able work on the {oose property
during mmer and Is at pre-
BE DROPPED | sent developing a! ore showing
from which he has obtained good |
a le gold values. While nothing sensa~
(Continued on Page Four)
Winston-Salem Hears That Libby
Hol Freed |
ay aa meee tne ee or.
WINSTON-SALEM, North Caro- M4 5
lina, Oct. 19: It was reported in # FRESH RASPBERRIES :
authoritative quarters here yester- \* AT HAZELTQN + a
a that the State would drop the |# THANKSGIVING D: :
“harge against Mrs; Libby Holman |
ZELT rt Mr. #
Reynolds of murdering her hus-|# HAZELTON, Oc! 19:—M 2
band Smith Reynolds, for lack of |}# and Mrs, C, W. Dawson hac
evidence |\® fresh raspberries and cream on +
_ i# their breakfast menu for #
wi l® Thanksgiving Day, October 10 +
| th l® The berries were picked from *
nteri’ Heat er le the garden that morning They *
# were delicious and seemed to +
Terrace Rain, southwest wind; * have lost none of their flavor +
temperati ire, 44, # as a result of several heavy *
Hazelton—Rain, calm, 43. 3 frosts, z
Smithers—Cloudy, calm, 47 \* &
Burns Lake eeeereeeeeeteods

Rain, calm, 40

 

DISORDERS
IN LONDON

Unemployed Riots Yesterday—54
Arrested and Many Injured
LONDON, Oct. 19:—Expected

| sadedienee riots broke out here
yesterday and for twelve hours
the police battled with mobs esti-
mated to have contained 10,000
persons. At last, the city was quiet
again last night with police in
complete control and fifty-four
persons reported under arrest
with a score of police and nu-
merous unemployed receiving
treatment for injuries sustained
during the disorders.

Angered when prevented from
Staging a demonstration at the
City Hall, the rioters smashed
windows and looted shops in the
south of the city.

Soldiers called to the
scene but did not go into action.

were

IN COURT TODAY
Fifty men four women
were arraigned in police court to-
day for participation in the riots
and were fined forty shillings
each with options of from two
weeks to one month in prison.

and

pee President

Of Germany Is
Injured in Fall

BERLIN, Oct. 19:—President Paul}
on Hindenburg sustained painful }
but no serious injuries to his |
houlder in fall downstairs at his
home yesterday. He is 85 years of

Hurt in Fall

 

 

 

President Paul von Hindenburg,
85-year old German executive.

 

: TOOK HIS
OWN LIFE

Verdict of Jury in Connection With
Death of Peter Boiley at
Lac la Hache

VICTORIA, Oct. 19:—Suicide by
shooting in a fit of despondency was
the verdict of the coroner's jury at
the inquest into the death of Peter
Boiley whose body was found in an
isolated cabin at Lac la Hache re-
cently. e

 

 

 

done with this one!

whales ever caught in
‘ntly, enrol

sLitution.

wovll nave

What a job Samson
jawbone from one of the largest
waters was unloaded at Seattle r

A 20-foot

v

Arctic
ite to the Smithso-

 

GOLD.ON .— MILLIS IN

ISLANDS

Rogers and Nevins Meet With Suc-

cess—Gold Star Work For Improved Market

 

 

OPERATION

Aithur Kobertson of Massett Hopes

Continues
— MASSETT, Oct. 19 The shingle
MASSETT, Oct. 19:—Gold is be-/ in of Robertson and Simpson at
jing recovered at the Blue Jaket yyacsett is in full operation and will
Mine near Massett by two placer| 4; g million shingles before clos-

|miners, L. Rogers and T. Nevins,
who have now followed a pay streak

ing down for the
>.
According to A. Robertson,

winter months.
mana-

into the hill behind the mine with per of the mill. business is none too
a 200-foot tunnel, Hand sluicing stimulating but the superlative
| met 1d and :

}methods are used and, while the) qyality of these Queen Charlotte

}:wo miners
| Sudden wealth
| financially

pay

have no wild dreams of
they are keeping
water and, if the
lirt bears out the present pro-

shingles is being recognized on the
coast and enquiries have been re-
ceived from interio points. If prices
it may result in in-

above

advance at all,

able to clear

er months

nise, may be r00d
wages for the wint
| No definite new
}
|

creased
Mr
developments are the first he has pinned his faith
reported from the Gold Star Min- 1 shingle that would
ng Co., which has a small plant on shipped from
the East Coast where at present sev- gradual but ste
feral men awaiting instructions owth of
ahead with the work. Gold the car¢

| has been produced from the black
° .
Missionary Is

Saics

producing
cel anything
outh and the
are
0. go taken in the mill.

}sand but not yet on a paying basis

Robertson states that fr

om

on
ex-
the

ady
the business has justified

The management is confident that
j the beach mine can be made to pay
|if capital sufficient to purchase the eporte @a

proper machinery is attractéd

Seattle Hears That ‘Floyd T. He
derson Has Lost His Life
In China

com
on the powe!
for Prince Rupert
spection, was non
is rumored that

Mr. Elliott, president of the
pany, who left here
boat Golden West
after a tour of in
| committal but
the

SEATTLE, Oct. 19:—It was

eration. hina

N-

re-

that Floyd T.

new capital has .been secured | ported here yesterday
and a caterpillar tractor will short- Henderson, a missionary from this
ily be brought up and put into op-| ‘ity, had been killed by bandits in

 

 

 

British Columbia’s First
Labor Battalion Provided
For; Young Men to Encamp

VICTORIA, Oct. 19: British Columbia’s first
labor battalion was launched yesterday when the
government, by order-in-council, made provision for
the segregation in camps of young men who. are
members of the non- -permanent active militia.

These men will be placed in a single camp in the
University endowment lands area at Point Grey,
Vancouver, under military discipline with the object
of doing road work there during the winter,

 

 

 

 

* BRUSSELS, Belgium, Oct. 19: #
* —Premier Jules Brankin and ¢
* the entire Belgian cabinet re- |

IS CLEANING ©

Drive

 

Comimeiizntion | Between
Winnipeg and West Cut

Off by Driving Winds

section of Province is Gripped by Sleetstorm Which Wree-

 

ked Wires and Levelled Poles—Not so Bad in
Saskatchewan and Alberta

 

CALGARY, Oct. 19:—The weather man was playing
pranks over the prairies today, centering his wrath in
Manitoba where driving sleet gripped a section of the
province. Communication between Winnipeg and Western
Canadian points was cut off by a storm which wrecked
wires and levelled poles. Alberta and Saskatchewan had
fairly good weather.

 

pr ttep eres se Aaa ABOUT

* BELGIAN CABINET

DEPORTATION

' RESIGNED TUESDAY |
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Association Requests

* signed yesterday. Instead of # Information

* calling for a new ministry, it is #
* expected King Albert will dis- #
* solve the legislative body and #
* call for a general election. +
+

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sociation a resolution was passed
asking that the immigration de-
partment furnish a _ public state-
ment regarding the grounds for the
arrest and ordered deportation of
T. W. Murphy, secretary of the
National Unemployed Workers’ As-
sociation.

Quits Labor

UP SEATTLE

Instituted on Disorderly,
Houses and Gambling Dens in
Puget Sound City

 

 

 

 

 

SEATTLE, Oct. 19:—Mayor John!

 

Northern B. C. Salmon Fishermen's

At a meeting of the general exe-
cutive committee of the Northern
British Columbia Fishermen's As-

F. Dore announced yesterday that!
during the past few days thirty-|
two women have been arrested andj
numerous cigar stores and other |
resorts raided by the police in the

course of
houses and gambling joints.

Economic Expert

Dr, Herbert White to Attend Pre- |

bert White, economic adviser to the}
State Department, sailed yesterday

meetings preliminary to the world
economic conference to be held in

a drive on disorderly

}
eeprom 4
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}
}

Off to London

liminary Economic Meetings
In London
}
|

NEW YORK, Oct, 19:—Dr. Her-

 

 

Rt.
whose
British party is reported.

Hon. Arthur. Henderson,

attend | resignation as leader of

for London where he will

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February
+ 5 LA BOR PARTY
HEAD QUITS

Halibut Arrivals |:

Gumenary ‘+ LONDON, O¢et. 19:—

American—50,500 pounds, 7.1¢ and |
i* Following the recent an-

2c to 7.5c and 3c.
Canadian—20,500 pounds, 5¢ anal # nual conference of the
2c. be party at Leicester when
. _ Gapetieen = his views on a number of
ne 29,000, Pacific, 7.le anc i. important matters of
Defence, 9,500, Atlin, 74¢ and 3e.|* Policy were overridden,
Foremost, 12,000, Cold Storage,|* Rt. Hon. Arthur Hen-
7.5¢ and 3c. i. derson has resigned as
Canadian * leader of the British La-
Tramp, 13,500, and Atli, 7,000, ‘|* bor Party, it was stated
{Cold “— 5e and 2c, > here last night. George
a1) '* Lansbury, House leader

of the party, is expected
* to succeed Mr. Hender-
VANCOUVER, Oct. 19: Wheat * son.
was quoted at 45%4c on the local | *
exchange today.

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