PAGE
BIZ
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Fight
in
Movie
Leads
to
Accidental
Shooting
of
Small
Boy
A
Finger
Print
Said
Who
Did
It
"Don't
ihut
that
window,
do
you
want
to
smother
us?"
ahouted
John
Brown
na
a
man
nenr
him
in
a
lower
East
fide
movie
in
New
York
(tot
up
to
close
a
window,
"t'hut
upP
aaid
the
other.
A
fight
followed
and
the
two
men
exchanging
punches,
wrapped
their
way
to
the
street
where
the
fight
was
renewed
with
pistols.
Leo
Parosso,
a
lit
tle
bov
nlaying
on
the
sidewalk,
fell
with
a
bullet
in
the
bead
and
died.
Brown
was
arrested
and
tried
for
murder
but
acquitted.
The
other
man
made
a
getaway
dropping
Stops
Body
Odour
his
gun
as
he
ran.
The
police
found
finger
print
s
on
it
which,
when
compared
with
records
at
Headquarters,
identified
a
man
named
Kelker
as
the
shooter.
This
was
in
1022.
Nothing
was
heard
of
Kelker
until
this
year
when
he
was
arrested
on
another
charge
altogether.
His
finger
prints
were
taken.
They
quickly
tied
Lira
in
with
the
boy's
death
0
years
ago
ftnd
he
was
tried
and
convicted
of
manslaughter.
Ilia
finger
prints
be
trayed
him.
Your
Prints
on
Foods
May
be
Germ
Laden
See
bow
his
finger
prints
were
dangerous
to
Peter
Neuter,
a
hot
headed
bad
man.
See
how
your
prints
can
be
d.inirerous
to
you
too
business
man,
teacher,
housewife,
stenographer,
whoever
you
may
be.
AH
day
long
you
are
touching
things
which
other
hands
have
touched
Hands
which
may
be
germ
laden
hands
whose
owners
may
ill
or
disease
carriers
and
YOl'R
hands
pick
up
those
germs.
Then
you
touch
an
article
of
food
a
chocolate
or
a
biscuitand
disease
germs
are
deposited
on
the
food.
From
your
mouth
the
germs
spread
rapidly
to
your
system
and
you
may
fall
a
victim
of
some
deadly
disease.
Life
Extension
Institute
records
show
that
27
diseases
may
be
spread
by
the
hands
in
this
way.
You
Can
be
Safe
How
can
one
1
safe
from
germs?
They
are
everywhere,
they
infect
the
hands
of
all
alike.
There
is
one
method
which
everyone
ran
easily
use
to
lie
safe.
Wash
the
hands
many
times
a
day,
and
always
before
a
meal,
with
Lifebuoy
Soap.
It
contains
a
germicide.
Many
other
valuable
qualities
tool
A
Lifebuoy
bath
keens
you
safe
for
many
hours
from
body
odour.
Thousands
make
sure
of
not
offending
by
this
means.
Children
are
safe
from
infection
through
the
cleansing
of
little
cuts
and
scratches
which
might
otherwise
become
infected.
Aids
Complexion
Too
So
skilfully
is
the
germicide
com
bined
in
the
soap
with
two
famous
palm
oils
that
the
result
is
a
smooth,
luxurious
beauty
soap
whore
lather
goes
deep
into
the
pores,
lifting
out
all
impurities
and
causing
the
skin
to
glow
with
health
and
beauty.
You
will
learn
to
like
the
scent
of
safety
which
quickly
vanishes
after
use,
but
tells
you
of
Lifebuoy's
protection.
Why
not
have
the
EXTRA
protection
in
your
toilet
soaji
which
only
Lifebuoy
can
give
you?
Keep
a
rake
on
the
washlttsin
and
for
the
bath
so
that
all
your
family
can
benefit
from
this
world
famous
health
soap.
Get
a
supply
of
Lifebuoy
from
your
dealer
today.
'
Lertr
Brother!
Limited,
Toronto
Lifebuoy
Health
Soap
A
Luxury
Soap
Plus
a
Germicide
59
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Fish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Famous
"Rupert
Brand"
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COD
Prepared
Daily
By
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
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Co.,
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580
fJct
the
habit
of
reading
the
advertisements
in
this
paper,
and
taking:
advantage
of
the
help
they
bring
you.
MINISTER
IS
HEARD
Hon.
It.
W.
Bruhn
Delivers
Cheerful
Address
at
Terrace
TERRACE,
Oct.
21.
Hoh.
R.
W.
Bruhn
addressed
a
crowded
gather-
ing
In
the
Legion
Hall,
Terrace,
on
'
Monday
night
and
won
the
hearty
cheers,
of
his
hearers.
J.
K.
Gordon,
as
chairman
of
the
Board
of
Trade,
presided
and
Intro
duced
Mr.
Bruhn.
The
dominating
principle
of
the
department
of
public
works,
said
Mr.
Bruhn,
was
the
completion
of
the
main
skeleton
the
most
Important
links
of
the
central
British
Columbia
highway
system
lust
as;
rapidly
as
the
finances
of
the
province
would
permit.
Good
roads
were
essential
not
only
to
the
de-1
velopment
and
the
progress
of
the
province,
but
also
to
the
happiness,
and
prosperity
of
the
people.
The
science
of
highway
construe-
j
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Tubes
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of
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Phone
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Night
Calls
1G1
7
Vnr
avtr
tialf
a
Zr
century
Dr.
Chsw'i
Kidney
and
Liver
Pilli
have
Droven
lucccuful
in
promptly
relieving
torpid,
sluggish
action
of
the
Liver,
Kid-neyi
and
Bowels
and
the
legion
of
ills
that
arises
'therefrom.
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
October
21,
1911
II.
S.
Clements,
M.-P.-elect
for
Comox-Atlin.
wa
given
an
enthusiastic
smoker
te?ption
last
night
in
the
Mclntyre
Hall.
Dr.
W.
B.
Clayton
presided
and.
there
were
many
speakers,
all
of
whom
made
optimistic
prophesies
regarding
Canada's
future
under
the
new
governmental
regime
,
1932
Atwater
Kent
Radio
Soon
To
Be
Displayed
Golden
Value
Models
Finest
Ever
Produced
The
new
Atwater
Kent
golden
value
models,
which
will
be
fully
announced
directly
will
be
distinguished
by
new
low
prices
for
this
iamous
line
oi
radios
and
will
embody
many
new
features
and
refinements.
Exhaustive
experiments
and
tests
were
conducted
before
the
new
models
were
considered
perfect
enough
to
go
into
production.
The
new
advanced
superheterodyne
circuit
will
be
Included
in
all
the
1932
models
which
will
give
them
a
knife-like
selectivity
that
shuts
out
the
unwanted
station
as
if
it
were
silent.
Quick-vision
dial,
finger-tip
action
station
selector
and
automatic
volume
control
are
other
valuable
features
of
the
new
Atwater
Kent
models.
Cabinets
of
pleasing
symmetry,
emphasised
by
exceptional
beauty
of
design,
are
finished
In
genuine
No-Mar,
and
are
manufactured
by
Malcolm
St
Hill,
well-known
makers
of
No-Mar
furniture.
Atwater
Kent
golden
value
mod
els
Include
two
small
compacts-powerful
little
sets
that
offer
big
radio
performance
In
space-saving
form.
There
are
also
four
Console
models
and
a
new
radio-phonograph
combination.
The
complete
range
thus
offers
B.C.
buyers
a
wide
sclec-
ion
to
meet
an
tastes
and
purses.
The
new
Atwater
Kent
radio
sets
will
be
on
display
at
the
showrooms
of
prominent
dealers
throughout
the
province
shortly.
Discriminating
prospective
purchasers
are
awaiting
the
appearance
of
this
new
line
before
buying.
Vic
Rodgers
Freed
On
Arson
Charge
Magistrate
McCymont
Dismissct
Charge
Which
Arose
Out
of
Fulton
Street
Fire
i
At
the
conclusion
of
the
preliminary
trial
yestefday
afternoon
in
city
police
court
Magistrate
Mc
Clymont
dismissed
a
charge
of
arson
against
Vic
Rodgers.
The
'charge
was
laid
against
Rodgers
following
a
fire
two
weeks
ago
in
I
his
tamale
parlor
on
Fdlton
Street.
DETAILS
OF
FATALITY
r
f
uneral
01
u.
u.
uurrani
neia
ai
Terrace
Yesterday
i
TERRACE,
Oct.
21:
-Further
I
particulars
of
the
tragic
fatality
in
which
R.
W.
Durrant
lost
his
life
at
Lakelse
Lake
last
Sunday,
show
that
Ke,
In
company
with
E.
T.
Kenney
and
Fred
Scott.
Journeed
to
Lakelse
Lake
on
Sunday
afternoon
for
duck
hunting.
I
After
being
on
the
lake
for
som?
time
they
returned
to
the
shor?
and
on
getting
out
of
the
boat,
thu
deceased
pulled
the
gun
out
of
the
boat,
barrel
foremost.
The
gun
wa'
loaded,
and
In
some
way,
the
trigger
became
caught
and
the
full
force
of
the
explosion
was
delivered
in
the
side
of
Durrant's
head,
his
scalp
being
practically
blown
off.
The
body
was
removed
to
Ter-
tt
o
niKMAn
-HHAM,nM..n
I
rare
hv
Oam
Warden
TW
.?!?BR.?e.5i2
majority
of
188
votes
over
Duncan
and
placed
In
the
new
church
lull
received
the
intensest
years
had
study
of
the
best
minds,
and
It
was
a
matter
of
pride
that
his
department
was
constantly
being
called
on
by
other
authorities
for
advice
and
help
In
meeting
highway
difficulties.
When
the
present
government
came
into
power
the
highway
sysr
,
tcm
was
considerably
behind
ached-
j
Ross.
Liberal
candidate,
in
the
fed-
,
wa
an
inquiry
by
the
local
eral
election
in
Comox-Atlln
riding,
;
coroner.
Will
Robinson,
a
final
statement
by
F.
G.
Dawson,
i
Mr.
Durrant
was
born
In
India
returning
officer,
shows.
Roas
liad
!
toe
only
son
of
the
aged
Bishop
of
majorities
In
Atlin
and
Skeena
dls-
I
Lahore.
He
was
sent
to
England
tricts
while
Clements
led
in
Albernl,
Comox
and
Richmond.
when
quite
young
and
educated
there,
ultimately
passing
through
Oxford
University.
Later,
with
one
or
more
-
col'-
inere
were
many
oia
tuner
tvion-
-j
...
.
IreifrtiM
Via
cisf
nn
an
nmkHlmti
tile
and
even
today,
after
1,300
miles
"ters
aooara
tne
steamer
rnncess
'
of
new
roads
had
been
constructed
,
oyai
wnjen
was
in
port
n
morn-
,
;
"
and
another
UOO
miles
had
been;"
souimrauna
irom
sogway
"
j
L
T
reconstructed,
the
highway
system
had
not
yet
reached
the
point
where
it
adequately
met
the
requirements
of
the
province.
There
still
remained
a
number
or
very
important
'inks
to
be
built
and
until
these
links
were
constructed
full
returns
for
the
capital
already
Invested
In
'he
highway
would
not
be
expected.
t
was
his
policy
to
complete
those
""
"
ra.
o
uwub
Vancouver.
Among
tnem
were'
Frank
Manley,
millionaire
Fairbanks
hotel
mart;
Bill
and
Tom
Scouse.
who
clerfned
up
with
Peter
Black
on
the
"15
Eldorado,"
and
many
others.
There
were
220
passengers
aboard
the
ship
and
every
available
berth
was
taken
up.
Soon
after
the
steamer
left
Skaeway
an
attempt
was
made
to
murder
Purser
hH
way
to
Canada.
After
SDend
'ns
a
year
or
so
on
the
prairies,
he
came
on
to
Terrace
In
1930
Jle
took
oyer
a
ranch
In
the
Horseshoe
district
and
with
his
wife
and
child
lived
there.
In
the
temporary
absence
of
a
local
clergyman,
Bishop
Rlx
cam
up
from
Prince
Rupert
on
Monday
important
connections
In
addition
Charles
OuptlL
robbery
being
ap-.d
the
funeral
was
hejd
on
tu
maintaining
the
15,003
miles
al
ready
In
existence.
Mr.
Bruhn
went
on
to
explain
how
the
2Vt
million
dollars
voted
by
he
parliament
as
highway
loan
had
been
handled
and
said
the
government
had
tried
to
make
the
distribution
of
the
funds
at
its
disposal
as
fairly
as
possible,
taking
into
'onsldoratlon
the
requirements
of
each
particular
district.
They
had
found
themselves
suddenly
confronted'
with
the
greatest
unemployment
problem
that
the
province
had
ever
known.
He
did
not
know
of
any
person
who
cnuld
clearly
show
them
how
to
remedy
that
condition
of
affairs.
During
1930
and
1931
they
had
given
relief
to
33,300
unemployed
and
over
5.000
were
given
direct
relief,
the
work
being
carried
out
not
only
by
the
province
but
also
by
every
municipality
in
the
province.
That
was
a
record
of
which
the
government
was
entitled
to
be
proud.
There
were
now
168
relief
camps
in
the
province
and
11,000
men
were
employed.
Before
many
days
they
would
have
put
sixteen
or
seventeen
thousand
men
to
work
and
they
would
be
in
camps
as
good
as
any
other
camps
In
the
province.
As
long
as
he
was
the
minister
it
was
his
Intention
to
see
that
that
policy
was
carried
out.
The
past
two
years
had
been
years
of
gloom
and
depression,
but
he
felt
that
their
future
was
secure
not
only
In
the
matter
of
their
wealth
but
also
In
the
ability
and
Integrity
of
their
people
(cheers).
Coffee
and
cake
with
roasted
apples
were
served
and
an
entertainment
followed,
the
chairman
announcing
that
the
Joint
meeting
of
the
Board
of
Trade,
the
Farmers'
Institute
and
the
Fall
Fair
Association
would
be
held
at
a
later
date.
parently
the
motive
Tuesday
morning,
the
Bishop
of
ficiating,
assisted
by
Rev.
H.
T
Allen.
There
were
many
floral
tributes
and
the
pallbearers
were
O.
Dovei.
J.
Nelson.
A.
Crr.
II.
King.
E.
Cole
and
R.
Cory.
HALLOWE'EN
SPECIALS
Hallowe'en
Appies
and
Candy
on
Display
at
Our
Stores
All
at
Reduced
Prices
All
Mcintosh
Appit.
Household
pack,
Z
S1.45
Mcintosh
Apples,
Gee
Grade,
per
box
Hallowe'en
Candy
all
colors,
Q
fln
per
lb
vv
Chocolate
Bars,
assorted,
7
for
Chocolate
Bars,
assorted,
21
5c
bars,
per
box
This
Is
good
for
the
children
and
is
always
appreciated.
Popping
Corn,
Qn
3
lbs.
for
OUl
Pumpkin,
2-lb.
tins
Pumpkin,
fresh,
fn
ner
lb
Hubbard
Squash,
per
lb
Fresh
Roasted
Peanuts,
)Cp
good
and
crisp,
2
lbs.
for
Braid's
Best
Tea
Blue
Laljel
With
cup
and
saucer,
ICZn
per
lb
lOL
We
have
only
a
limited
quantity
'
of
this
deal.
Buy
now
and
get
this
cup
and
saucer
free.
:
Malkln's
Best
Waterglass,
Otn
2s
tins,
two
for
OTIO
Malkln's
Best
Baking
Powder,
12-oz.
tins
With
one
package
of
Malkln's
Best
Jelly
Powder
Malkln's
Best
Extracts
All
flavors,
Dotues,
each
$1.85
25c
80c
15c
6c
19c
We
have
a
full
ranje
of
fresh
Fruits
and
Vegetables
at
prices
greatly
reduced.
'
We
solicit
mall
orders,
and
prompt
attention
is
always
given
to
these
out-of-town
customers
entrusting
j
their
requirements
to
our
care.
jMussallem's
Cash
and
!
Carry
Stores
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
Cents"
Phone
3C0.
Phone
18
&
81
319
3rd
Ave.
-
417-423
5th
Ave.
afTMirflriw
in
iiiAiiujii
Wednesday
&
Thursday
a
Feature
Starts
at
7:10
&
9:40
q
Admission
20c
&
65c
2
THURS.
MATINEE
at
2:30
Feature
Starts
a:iu
xac
ue
Divine,
Desirable
Wednesday,
October
21,
J93j
This
COMFORT
Costs
less
than
2c
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