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% % NORTHERN AND CENTRAL BRITISH COLUMBIA’S NEWSPAPER
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Vol. XXII. No. Ss PRINCE RUPERT, B.C:, MOND! MONDAY, OCTOBER 31, 19: 32

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MOR:

RIOTING IN LOND DON S SUNDA

 

The Weather

Prince Rupert—Overcast, fresh
easterly wind; barometer, 29.64;
temperature, 44; light sea.

 

 

 

 

PRICE: FIVE CENTS

 

 

 

ANADA’S SHORT TERM BONDS ARE QUICKLY SNAPPED UP

London Police Repulse

Unemployed in Attempt.
To Reach Royal Palace

Crowd Breaks Loose During Peaceful Demonstration on}
Hearing Backfire of Automobile—Threatened to |
Reach King’s Residence at Buckingham

 

 

LONDON, Oct. 31:—A dozen persons were slightly in-|
jured yesterday when rioting broke out during a peace full
demonstration in Trafalgar Square of hunger marchers|
who were continuing the campaign to raise funds for their|
sustenance. Speakers were soliciting subscriptions for the}
purpose with a crowd of about 15,000 persons in the aud-|
_-——— ence when the backfire of an auto-|

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|mobile was mistaken for gunfire

| The signal for the disturbance came
DECREASE | from a rk-complexioned grey-|
haired man whose shrill scream: }
IN FINES 2 coo

ed a rush for Buckingham Palace,

I ICKINE

 

residenct Rioting im-
Police Court Revenue ¢ onpaets to | mediately devel yped and it was
Show Large Falling Off some time before police officers)

From Last Year could get the crowd under control. |}

It was the third vietory within a}

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Police eopst.tines. in th ae onth for the London bobbies over |
Prince Rupert for the month of the restless unemployed. The we wd ~
October this year amounted to $155} lice expected only a 24- ma}

pared with $810 in the same| ‘reathing spell, however, for on
last vear. Fines for this year Tuesday th i bless plan to march|
have reached a total of| |, the forbidden Parliament Squar« |
$2226 as against $4830 in the first

nths of 1931

ARMISTICE ‘ a

o present a_ petition protestin

reach Buckingham Pal-|
PLANS: Blocked by the police, the]
DAY lcrowd of thousands dashed toward |
ith overnment offices in White-}
Usual Parade to Cenotaph Arran- hal 1] “A tone wall of bluecoats met |
ged—Church Service, Smoker, | the onslaught
Tag Day | Lead f the trouble makers, |
|nearly all ol whom were believed to}
A special executive meeting Of ibe mischieve youths of London |
nadian Legion was held yeS-|commandeered a tax nd tried al
to consider arrangements for ‘ x
Remembrance Day parade. C. V.|lines. The officer who were take
reported that all organization mawares, gave Wa intil a rush of
o-operating as was done last; reinforcement bea ff the
nd that the parade would be | tack«
roughly representative one Again the «
arade will start from the I tis. this time tir quad of |
Clubrooms at 10:30 a.m. The/thirty poli A n ted p yl
Band and pipers will supply | waiting for just } ip, dashed |
) ele t the r }
: |
nvitation from Dean Gibson | Then t yoisterous O1 i V
he wardens of St. Andrew ow smash No! I
‘ lral to attend divine service | Avenue but tl mail ‘
Cathedral next Sunday w irive id be broken. Fron n}
ted. All returned men are be intil dark i just routin I
nvited to take part in this! of clearing the street

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ide and service. Medals will be |
: |

* ingements are also under Way Venture Schedule |

1¢ annual Legion smoker to bt
nm the evening of Remem
ppy Day is being held on the
ing Saturday. The local chap
of the Imperial Order, Daugh
of the Empire, are arranging
provide taggers and the schools
M ilso be asked to help in the ——
¢ of the poppies.

} Starting Next Week, Union Steamer |

 

For Vancouver

th
will be made in the schedule of tne

hip Co.'s steamel!

+++ ee 00046644 4% Union Steam
: @' Venture whereby sh¢ will sail from
° NOTICE #/ Vancouver at 8 o'clo¢ k Monday eve
7 @/nings, instead of ciock Tut
" ring nNnye vis

* The office of the city clerk #| afternoons, for | ine ee a
* will remain open from 7 o'clock * Bella Coola Ocean alls | a
*# to 9 o'clock p.m. on Monday, *| River and ene ' 4 a
* Oct. 31, 1982 (tonight) to re- *| here Thursday nig me se
* eive declarations of househol- * | from here at ae sat
* der and licence holders for * instead of midnight Fridays,
* their registration as voters at *)return south ican a ae
* the civic elections #| The steamer Catala, which i

a. . iy) } juver tor
* This will be the last oppor- *,up at present in Var rs aifaba
+ tunity for householders and * boiler repairs, is expec mt wees

' ; ; y ¢ ’ (

* licence holders to get on the #)to service during D . m r. ‘oa
* voters’ list this year # | Wancouver-Prince upert '
. ‘a ar @/Stewart run on which route the
7 eR *e#eeeee 04% +| amer Cardena 18 Low relieving

| Slee

 

Queen of Pasadena’ $ 2's Annual Flower Show

 

 

yiking through her hat? This huge floral crgwn imtroduced Piggy Lou Neary as queen of Pas-
Talking through ! }
den se 25th annua! fal) fowe r show Peagy Wis"selU-teG ftom. a ~ flock of sunkist beauties.

 

 

 

 

 

Three Year Bonds Are
Sold Out Today Soon
After Being Offered

In Addition Dominion is Floating $55,000,000 of Twenty-
Year Securities at 93.46, Yielding Four and a
Half Percent to Investors

 

 

MONTREAL, Oct. 31:—The Dominion of Canada short
term loan of $25,000,000 was snapped up today in little
more than an hour after the books opened. The bonds are
for three years and are priced at 99.20, yielding 4.28°%. In
addition Canada put on sale today $55, 000,000 of twenty-
year bonds at 93.46 returning 44‘.

ACTIONIS |TOREMAIN
DISMISSED —_IN RUPERT

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|
Plaintiffs Fail in Action Brought in Rev. W. D. Grant Hollingworth De-
| Smithers in Connection With clines Call to New Westminster
Copper River Fire | Chureh

 

 

| SMITHERS, Oct. 31:—Judge H.| Rev. W. D. Grant Hollingworth,

 

MAILFOR |

ae Is Being Changed)

Will Sail at Thursday Midnight
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| Effective Novembe! 7, a change}

\pPolice Continuing Investigations

jrumors are current in regard to the |
fate the missing man may have met, |
on her|the provincial police had no an |

nouncement to make this morning
gard to their investigation of} CALGARY, Oct, 31 Placing of | 70.000 pounds, there were no bids | *

Iter are continuing jend

Gets New Post
ADELAIDE foagee

Contract is Given to C, P. R. Boat
Arriving Here Friday After-
noons From South

 

  

Effective this week, mails will
be brought te Prince Rupert from
Vancouver, Victoria and Ocean
Falls by the steamer Princess Ade-
laide, arriving here Friday after-
noons, it is announced by the
postal department, By the new
arrangement Tuesday and Wed-
nesday mails from Vancouver
will be dispatched on the Wed-
nesday night aboard the C, P. R.
boat instead of having to wait |
until the Friday boat or be sent
by the indirect and slower routes, |

Decision to use the Princess
Adelaide for carrying of mails | effect on January

Young, Judge of the
of Atlin since June,

 

 

 

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comes in response to representa- announced today

tions along this line which were
recently made by the Prince Ru-
pert Chamber of Commerce

No arrangements have yet been
made for the Princess Adelaide to

Y 1905
carry mails south from here. it in

 

JUDGE IS
RETIRING

Fine Record

Judicial Service ‘e Which
June, 1905, to Terminate on
January 1, 1933

in |

 

His Honor Frederick

senior ranking judge of

ROBERT L, BURNAP | of ill-health, the resignation to take |
, it was]

he bench, has built up an en-|

TO CHICAGO = ri

we his

|A. Robertson of Prince George, in | pastor of First Presbyterian Church
, announced to his congrega-
jlast week, dismissed with costs an | tion yesterday that he had decided
action which had been brought by | to decline a call extended to him by
O. F. Danhauer and F, S; Danhauer! Gordon Presbyterian Church, New
against Mr. and Mrs. Wiljiam Hagen | Westminster, choosing, instead, to
land the Vanarsdol Limber Co. of| remain in Prince Rupert.

 

                             

his Honor, Fred McB. Young, For Copper City. Plaintiffs claimed da-| It is the second call toy Gordon
28 Years on Bench, |
liis Resignation Today

j}mages in the sum of $1000 as a re- | Church which Mr, Hollingworth has
sult of a clearing fire which it was | declined within six =

 

lclaimed had been started by de-|
|damage done to plaintiffs’ land.
jvey of Prince Rupert appeared for | |New Method ai Dishdiding City Re-

fendants. His Honor, however, | .
found that there was no connection |
| between fire set by defendants and |

L. S. McGill of Smithers acted oo) OF SCRIP.
counsel for plaintiff while J. T. Har-
* cupid Th Hearing of the case oc- | lief Comes Into Effect Tomor-
Perr Thursday and Friday row—Details Announced

 

The scrip system of disbursement

Judge Peter Lampman fr Vic toria, | "he sc sys is ’
ni ,of relief to married men, which was
awit ; Bt decided

Court in British ean
|mitted his resignation on account

upon by the city council

last week as an experimental mea-

HEAVIER sure for one month, will go into ef-
fect at the City Hall tomorrow.

Coupons of 5e, 10c, 25c, 50c, $1, $2
and $5 denominations will be issued

| Judge Young, who, during his te-| , Icto- "7 .
T nk ee ' ty ae rence in Halibut Traffic in Octo and these will be redeemable at any
t ; jnure of nearly twen years! ber Made Up Entirely of Larger reagan hair .

; nd clot : e
American Volume and clothing. Th

ice and mercy, | coupons are not transferable and

Halibut landings at the port of bi ne: ar eee

Prince Rupert for the month of Oc-

—- - ng in “1907 to Prince Rupert where tober this year have totalled 1,857,-

|Burnap Takes Charge of ieahinia apa first held court in a tent run Up|990 pounds as compared with 1,- MOTORSHIP
eR Weather Lines in United Startes—Alistair |! x the purpose on old Centre | 408,000 pounds in the same month |
Fras¢

r Successor | Street. Since that time he has made
—- is headquarters in Prince Rupert. |

MONTREAL, Oct, 31 Annount

Rain, calm tempera
ment of the pointment of R. I
1" ( Cloudy. calm. 35 Burnap a exccutiv issistar ithe legal fraternity
Smither Cloudy, calm, 32 connection ¥ lines located in the} yyblic as a whol
Sm ! oud m, 32
Burns Lake—Cloudy, calm, 30,
<-cuthemtstiedaseclin cliente was made today at the headqual

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On Disappearance \: ansfer, Alsait Fraser K.C. has| Montreal. he Wa

dent in charge of traffic

Into Case of Napoleon Labelle
of Georgetown

 

In spite of the fact that various |

ers were in

| the case of Napoleon Labelle, aged |the Canadian dollar on a level with) for halibut on the local Fish Ex-

| resident of Georgetown, who disap-|the British pound sterling and a4) change this morning.

peared from his cabin there about | measure of inflation were urged atjin are Sentinel, 16,000 pounds;

three weeks ago and has not been /an executive eeting of the United | Prosperity, 19,000 and Atlantic, 35,-

seen since. Inquiries into the mat-|}Farmers of Alberta at the week-/| 000, They are holding 4 until @ @ | before she could be successfully re-

tomorrow
;

Both on and off the bench, he has] 593.000 pounds as against °1,066,000 |
njoyed wide esteem, not only with| ynounds in the same month last year

His many friends|to 244,000 pounds this month from
United States with office in Chicago) will hope that the respite from his }340,000 pounds in October 1931.
udicial duties will result in com-|
|ters of the Canadian National Rail-| plete restoration of his health,

practised law
Born in|shal Lord Methuen, aged 87, died |Salvage tug Akutan,
educated in the/here yesterday } Striking a reef near here while -
been appointed acting vice-presi-|pyblic and high school of Ontario

He came | @

last year. American landings for |
this October have amounted to 1,

SALVAGED

|while Canadian landings are down Prince of Wales Towed From Foggy
Bay to Ketchikan Following
Stranding Last Week

 

 

FIELD MARSHAL DIES KETCHIKAN, Alaska, Oct. 31:—

rhe motorship Prince of Wales was

| ways here | Before his appointment to the} —_— or:
No Announcement | Announcement was also made) pench, Judge Young prac ' | LONDON, Oct. 31:—Field Mar- towed here Saturday night by the

us a result of Mr, Burnap’s| for 12 years in Nan

. enroute from Prince Rupert, the

ind graduated as a Bachelor of Arts | *@¢db0¢%¢04¢06¢464 4 @ 4 Prince of Wales backed off and, for
| from Queen's University.
lumbia in 1893, being!»

to British Ct BEER PARLOR HOURS
| LATION called to the bar of this province | HERE ARE EXTENDED # finally launched when the water
re | the same yeal \* Le deeiae | rose to submerge the engine room,
'S URGED . NO FISH ‘SALES

oh three American sckoon-|!* including Prince Rupert and #| was beached, a call for salvage :
with catches totalling|# Atlin, a regulation was passed # bringing the Akutan to the scene.

#\ two days, the crew fought to keep
# the vessel afloat. Lifeboats were

|# VICTORIA. Oct. 31:—Affect- #} Finally, a passing ship took the
\* ing ten centres in the province #|motorship to Foggy Bay where she

on Saturday making beer par- #| It is the second stranding the
# lor hours from 10:30 a.m, to #/Prince of Wales has had recently,
# 11:30 p.m., the same as have # the vessel having gone aground
# been in effect in Vancouver for #|north of Alert Bay during the sum-
* some time. #/|mer, remaining there several weeks

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