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The Daily News

NORTHERN AND CENTRAL BRITISH COLUMBIA’S NEWSPAPER

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PRINCE RUPERT, BC, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1982

 

 

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WILLIAM BAGLEY IS SENT TO SAN QUENTIN PENITENTIARY

Single Homeless Men Will Be
Moved From Cities Into Camps
And Taken Care of There--Tolmie

 

Announces Plan |
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who
program of
single unemployed men

Premier, Tolmic has made |

caring fo!

    
  

 

WIDOW OF
GOVERNOR
SUCCUMBS

Marchioness of anstiues Passed
Away in London—tIn Canada

From 1883 to 1888

LONDON, Oct, 22

The Dowage!
M mess of Lansdowne, widow
e Governor General of Canada

{ 883 to 1888. died her norms
1 Her husband, Henry, the
} Marquis of Lansdowne, died a

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LABOR MOVE

nee eee cea Bese ete

 

 

 

 

 

PLAN IS MADE PUBLI

 

Tomorrow’s Tides

Sunday, October 23, 1932

WORE heer 8:25 a.m. 16.0 ft.
20:04 p.m. 16.5 ft.
BOW his neds 2 am Tim
13:41 p.m. 10.9 ft.

 

 

 

PRICE: FIVE CENTS

 

 

 

Relief Board, Serving Without Remuneration, Being Set
Up to Supervise Administration—Will Mean Saving

For Province and Municipalities |

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|

22:—Creation of a British Columbia
federal and provincial government

VICTORIA, Oct. 2%
relief board under

| auspices and early steps to transfer single, homeless men

in the cities to camps where they will be cared for by Do-
minion arrangement and at federal cost featured an an-
nouncement on the unemployment situation which was

 

not

@made last night by Premier §S. F.

@>0¢%6¢464666%6 0466 «| Tolmie. An administrative board to

@ Supervise the plan will be set up

ANOTHER GRAIN CARGO  # With the following members serving
FROM HERE TO ORIENT # “!*hout remuneration

4 «| Major John W. Fordham of Van-,

Charter has been arranged #/CoUVer, chairman

for a steamer to take another # Col, J. 8. Dennis

cargo of grain from the Al- # Prof. W. A. Carrothers of the

berta Wheat Pool’s Prince Ru- @ University of British Columbia. |

pert elevator to the Orient this # While the exact effect of the

fall. it is reported. The name of * plan on provincial and municipal}

_immediately cer- |

the boat which will ¢take-thie#jfipances 1s ;
cargo is not vet known. The tain, the arrangement with respect |
Duteh st nat Maasbure. | single men will save about $80,000
SvCadill ‘ avae . c s
which was originally to have # monthly to the province, it is esti-
come here to load for United # mated
Kingdom or Continent in Oc- #! E
tober been diverted to # H li b An | |
Vancouver. Before another +! FR@ML ut rrivals )
grain cargo can be loaded here # |
wheat will have to arrive # American
fron , ¢ Baltic, 10,000, refused 4.5c and 2c,
* i vp
yiding over
e+e 400044444

Canadian
9,000; Gony, 9,500; Gul- |

| Gibson, §
BASKETBALL | | vil 6,500, ¢ Teeny Milly, 4,500, |
efused local

ind
bids of 4.5¢ and 2c

 

old to Edmunds & Walker, |
EXCITEMENT ‘: Ne w Westminster, for 6c and 4.5c
Catches to be taken south by Gib- |
son and Gony.)
Grotto Won From C. N. R. A, in Fast
and Furious Senior Hoop

Game Last Night

ow Seriously Hurt
Other Matches

 

   
 

 

 

 

 

7
|
i BEA | EN Yuxis Beat Merchants in Interme-
diate—Amazons Win in
} Ladies’ League
Amendment in British House Would
liave Made Trade Agreements 5 ent tat
’ ‘
Terminable on Six Months :k
Notice = és ; hetwe
me i ‘
- — Ca Na Recreat x
IN det 9 B i mak 1 ‘ ‘nin +} G vas I
e House of Commo! th fa
d furious. The ¢ '
lefeated a Labor Opp aka omplete baffled |
we to make the Imperk joe ‘tn fa CN R.A. 31-25
ice trade pacts terminabdie | The Sei tenens ’ , ‘thou 4 Be
Great Britain | mcern- | Tg ELD Y t Tuesdas
ae ; } not i ; |
X months’ notice | game, was als of an aggressive na Lb |
' hse } ely ride | '* ds
PRICES OF WHEAT AT Tgp snarl beens t) Ae
at ‘ _. lin the last few minute defeated tne | 7
WINNIPEG -CHICAGO |" : M rants 30-23. \|
leavy chargin cna ’ ‘
WINNIPEG, Oct 22;—-Wheat The ladies’ game prov to be a| Tom Mix, screen star, badly hurt
VIN nG, c 22 heat } sa ~~ ee Tony
I closed as follows on the local | one-sided affair In whicl e Ama wine rage? Tony x - him
, . ‘ . te ¢ 9 i g ry oO yicture,
t et on Thursday: October 48%4¢; | zons easily took the Com 22-12 during filming pl
h ber, 49%c; May, 54%ec In the Junior League, Rovers a
CHICAGO, Oct. 22:—May wheat|feated Japanese 11 to 9

it 54\4e on the local market

lay. July closed at 554c and
December at 4834¢c
Stitt eeeerosese?
: NEW DOMINION LOAN +
TO BE ISSUED SOON *
+ eee >
* OTTAWA, Oct, 22:—The Do- #
+ Minion will issue a new loan, *
Hon. Edgar N. Rhodes, minister *
. °! finance, told the House of #
a. mons yesterday for $80, +
“000, The probable date of *
ue Will be October 31 +

+

*t+eeeeeeeeeee

Senior Game
Right from the start «
the Grotto pressed i.

_TOM MIX

nior game
ind showed the C. N R.A a IS HURT
they would need a lot more mm

12 ce them into
oa —o I Rang passing and Veteran Star of { Films Seriously In-
1 fast five-man attack gave the jured When Famous Horse,
Grotto the edge from the start. C Tony, Fell on Him
N. R. A. tried to play the same pe

ed against the) HOLLYWOOD, Cal. Oct, 22:

heavy check-

tvle of game they us
Kaiens but, with the
ing of the Grotto they were com-
lnletely baffled. In the last few min-
the C. N. R, A.‘ orful career,

films
and other

 

‘Rigid Investigation Being Conducted by Superintendent |

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Nothing to it,
tle, hero of the
when

 

the freig!

 

aid Eddic Blomberg, 23-year old seaman of Seat-

Nevada disast Thirty-six men were drowned

iter sant eutian Islands. Eddie swam
with a rope to the survivors

 

SHAKE-UP IN KINGSTON PEN

STAFF FORESEEN AS RESULT

of Peniter

OF RIOTS; COWARDICE TALK.

 

itiaries—Five Prisoners Were Injured

and Damage is Placed at $5000

KINGSTON,

Lroops rem uns

tentiaries, qui

ihundred prisone1

 

Tom Mix, veteran star of western |
and victim of many shootings |
accidents during his col-!at Portsmouth
was seriously injured are in

tion

According
number of guards
“on to the
cowardice in dea
orders have bee
some days. A
staff is

The
and damage
follows:

At lea

to pe

complet
duri

st five

wounded, two on Monday and three

on Thursday

Damage on Monday estimated at
$700, ‘the total being brought to}
$5000 on Thursd

Redistribution of the prisoners

was completed la
were taken from

marched under heavy

new women’s pri
was recently con
been  instrume!
Thursday's disot

All prisoners
not been fed for t

| were given theit
Report to Minister

OTTAWA, Oct

tripped and fell Hugh Guthrie, m

irom Kingston,

yf the game nm
tar r to change their style of; on location yesterday when his fa- a report received
tartet { -
play whie h made the game again mous horse, ‘Tony,

(Continued on Page Two | upon him
me

carpel .

shak«
also predic

but
a sullen mood,”

yo

Oct.
in Portsmouth

—Just a

Penitentiary today.

“corporal’s guard” of
All)

ithrough the night the big grey pile was quiet. Poday a rigid | nesday 5
inv estigation of the recent riots
General D, M. Ormond, superintendent of Canadian peni- |

is in progress, Br igadier-|

 

stioning every one of the more than nine!
in the institu-%

rsistent reports a| In Touch

will also be called |
for rumors of

ing with the di

1 prevalent for

-up in the prison

ted

oll of casualti

g the week i

convicts slightly

t night when 100}

 

their cells and!

guard to t! e|

mn building which

yleted. They had

tal in starting
ers, Hon. Hugh Guthrie, minist:: of
some of whom had! justice under whose control

wenty-four hours,
evening meal.

penitentiaries of Canada come,

Five Years to Life
Sentence is Imposed
| On Notorious Bandit

British Columbia Criminal and Four Other Members of
Oakand Gang Pleaded Guilty to Robbery Charges
In California Court Yesterday

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct, 22:—William Bagley, bandit,
wanted in British Columbia to serve a penitentiary term
and take lashes for robbery with violence and to face ad-
ditional charges of attempted murder, jail breaking, etc.,
was sentenced here yesterday to from five years to life
imprisonment at San Quentin Penitentiary when he a
*%peared with four others of a bandit

O00 O00 SOO Oo Saleg, recently arrested in Oakland,
* @|on charges of robbery. All five

* THIRTEEN HUNDRED # | pleaded guilty.

+ HOUSES ARE BURNED a

cf IN JAPANESE TOW

: * Decides to Pay
Fine aad af

Tokyo. Six thousand persons-#| Doing J Jail Term

# were rendered homeless but no #' Fined $300. ak ‘oe of six
# casualties are reported. Dam- ¢| }months’ imprisonment, by Harper
# age is estimated at close to #/Reed, Justice of the Peace at Tele-
;® $2,000,000. *\craph Creek, on a charge of sup-

* @ | plying liquor to Indians, A. K.
OOOO S&H @ PiNoney, who was brought to the

|
Te ee city the day before yesterday aboard
|

OLD COUNTRY FOOTBALL the police boat P. M. L. 8 from

Wrangell enroute to Okalla to serve
ENGLISH tEAGUE—FIRST

 

 

 

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TOKYO, Japan, Oct.
* Thirteen hundred houses were mo
# destroyed by fire early this #
# morning in the town of Homat- #|
# su on the sea coast west of ¢-

 

the time, changed his mind on ar-
rival here and this morning paid

DIVISION the fine whereupon he was re-
Aston Villa 1, Birmingham uv leased.
Bolton Wanderers 2, Manches- +
\ter City 1.

Elks’ Dancels
Very Enjoyable

Fifty Couples Present Last Night at
Opening Function of Season—
Balagno’s Music

Chelsea 1, Derby County 3.

Huddersfield Town 0, Blackburn

Leicester City 2, Everton 2.

Liverpool 2, Arsenal 3

Midalesborough 1, Sunderland 2

Newcastle United 3, West Brom-
wich Albion 0.

Portsmouth 2, Blackpool 1.

Sheffield United 0, Leeds United

 

 

The Elks’ Lodge last night held
; its first dance of the coming winter
Wolverhampton 3, Sheffield Wed-|season, there being some fifty
|couples present at the affair which
|proved to be most enjoyable to all.
| Splendid music was provided by
Charlie Balagno and his Venetian
| Orchestra for the dancing which
‘commenced at 9:30 p.m. and con-
tinued until 1:30 a.m. Bill Stone
was a genial master of ceremonies.

 

SCOTTISH LEAGUE—FIRST
DIVISION
Airdrieonians 1, Third Lanark 2

Celtic 4, Motherwell 1
Cowdenbeath 4, Dundee 1

East Stirlingshire 2,,St. Mirren 1
Hamilton A.. 1. Clyde 1 At midnight delicious refresh-
Rangers 0 j}ments were served, During the sup-

‘per period, Hawthorne Dunn sang
‘aceytable vocal solos, accompanied
Partick Thistle 7, Ayr United 0. | by Joey Arseneau on the banjo.

Queens Park 1, Falkirk 3. | The committee in charge of the

jdance consisted of Mike Budinich,
weal" OF

) Bill Stone, Alex Mitchell and David
|
|
|
'

Kilmarnock 5, St. Johnstone 4,

|

|

| Hearts 1,
| Morton 0, Aberdeen 1.
|

Milne. Dan Parent presided at the
| door.

W. H, Howson, M. L. A. For Edmon-| Prince Rupert Clear, calm; bar -

ton, Named Head of Grit ometer, 29.90; temperature, 43; sea
Party ip Alberta ismooth
"dal ales Dead Tree Point — Overcast,
EDMONTON. Oct. 22:—W. R. calm; barometer, 29.78; tempera-
| Howson, M. L. A. for Edmonton city, ture 44; sea smooth,

‘was unanimously elected leader of; Triple Island—Part cloudy, calm;

| the Alberta Liberal party at a con- | Sea moderate
|vention here yesterday. | Langara Island — Clear, light
sossnars |southeast wind; moderate swell.

CHARGES DISMISSED ——-

 

 

 

22:—“All is quiet
the prisoners
according to
today by Hon
inister of justice,

Vancouver Wheat

VANCOUVER, Oct.
was quoted at 46%c
jexchange today,

22:—Wheat were dismissed by Magistrate Mc- |
on the local ,Clymont in city police court yester- |

roses _ Interior Weather

Charges against Emil Haegbak!
Terrace—Foggy, calm 40a,

and Arvid Lundstrom of making|
false statements in regard to their |

Hazelton—Part clear, calm 37. ,
Smithers—Clear, calm, 37,

earnings in order to obtain relief
Burns Lake—Clear, calm, tem-
| perature, 24, aan

 

day afternoon.

 

 

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