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Except
Sunday,
by
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uvertfon
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word
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insertion,
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Advertising
and
Circulation
DAILY
EDITION
Member
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
THE
NEW
COMMISSIONER
W.
J.
Alder
has
taken
charge
of
all
civic
affairs
as
commissioner
appointed
by
the
provincial
government
He
has
asked
for
the
co-operation
of
all
Prince
Rupert
people.
The
commissioner
has
an
opportunity
to
do
a
great
deal
for
the
city
and
we
bespeak
for
hint
every
possible
consideration
and
help
in
the
work
to
which
he
has
set
his
hand.
So
far
as
this
paper.is
concerned,
we
shall
do
all
in
our
power
to
forward
the
interests
of
the
city
and
We
believe
We
can
do
that
best
by
co-operating
with
the
commissioner.
Ws
have
faith
in
Prince
Rupert
and
its
future
and
sol
has
Mr.
Alder,
If
we
all
work
together
and
make
a
deter-
mined
effort
we
shall
soon
have
a
prosperous
community
here,
tjie
eentre
of
a
huge
prosperous
district
T.
DUFF
PATTULLO
In
Sunday's
mm
of
the
Vancouver
Province
George
Murray
writes
a
snappy
article
about
Prince
Rupert's
member
in
the
Legislature,
T.
Duff
Pattullo.
In
it
he
mentions
the
early
days
when
money
was
scarce.
The
Pattullo
family
went
to
Port
Dover
for
the
summer
and
T.
Ds
father
sent
him
the
train
fare
to
come
to
visit
them
for
the
week-end.
Instead
of
taking
the
train
he
walked
the
whole
distance,
forty
miles
each
way,
and
used
the
money
to
buy
things
for
himself.
Toward
Uie
end
of
the
artiole
Mr.
Murray
dfscusees
the
present
situation
and
says:
"He
has
reorganized
his
party,
has
consolidated
his
position
a
leader,
ami
in
new
all
set
for
the
provincial
election!
"In
a
eme-rmm
fight
against
the
Conservatives
led
by
Dr.
Tolmie,
Duff
might
not
de
so
well;
Rut
with
a
thoroughly
divided
Tory
camp
PfittuHo's
chances
are
much
better.
"One
thing
is
certain
that
if
Duff
Pattullo
even
gets
the
reins
of
office
at
Victoria,
there
-will
be
actjoni
There
was
always
something
doing
in
hfc
department
when
he
was
minister
of
lands.
"The
Vancouver
Province
recently
gave
Duff
a
sound
trouncing
on
the
grounds
that
he
is
a
rabid
partisan.
In
reply
Duff
accused
The
Province
of
undermining
public
confidence
by
'belittling
the
work
of
our
great
public
"
Mother
of
Pearl
Pen
Used
by
King
On
Auction
Block
WINNIPBO.
May
11
-A
mother
ot
prari
pen
with
which
King
George
the.'
the
Duke
of
York,
signed
the
visitor'
book
at
Oov-erosneat
House
hare
while
the
late
Sir
Daniel
McMillan,
who
died
recently,
was
Ueuteaani
Oevoraar
of
Manitoba,
wm
sold
at
auction
for
$7.50
Police
Frame-Ups
In
Toronto
Never
Heard
of
by
Him
TORONTO,
May
18
-
Former
In-
speator
of
Detective
Alex
J.
Murray
detiand
at
the
ratamed
hearing
of
thr
lnqiiny
into
the
Dorland
"frame-up"
that
he
had
never
known
In
thltty-four
years
of
police
exo'-rlrnrr
;i
mun
to
have
been
"fiamcd
by
the
point'
In
Toronto
5W
10.-
3
no
0.00
1.40
U-IS
Jis
wu
application.
S6
Telephone
JSt
Tuesday,
May
IS,
1933
Local
Man
Gets
Publicity
From
Ford
Advertising.
The
Pord
Company
in
its
ad-'arttslng
circulars
is
using
part
of
i
letter
from
Roy
O
Van
der
Shift
m
Prince
Rupert
whleh
saye:
itave
Just
completed
a
trip
of
4.-
m
EoUes.
Highest
speed
registered
ai
IS
miles
per
hour.
Used
7m
salloas
(American'
of
gas,
as
av-
YBg
af
slightly
better
than
W
aUtw
per
gallon.
A
retnarkaUe
itfitovement
for
an
8-cytlrder
ear."
There
U
also
In
the
same
folder
i
lettdr
from
M.
S
Stephens
of
lourteBAf,
n.
C.
a
brother
of
M.
M
Stephene
of
this
etty.
letlta
of
i
run
he
made.
SILVER
AND
COPPER
ON
NEW
YORK
MART
NEW
YORK.
May
16
Silver
war
d
here
today
at
Mfe.
an
wfttse
and
oopper
at
7e.
a.
pound.
VANCOUVEH
WHEAT
VANCOUVER
R'a.s
quoii
d
fu
n
May
16
Wheat
today
ut
C41;
i
Troubles
.Multiply
For
Administration
in
Washington
WASHINGTON.
DC,
May
16:
Bonus
army
troubles
have
multiplied
for
the
administration
as
marchers,
the
vanguard
of
which
began
.to
arrive
a
few
days
ago,
have
i
now
reached
thousands
in
numbers,
coming
from
many
different
parts
J
of
th
country.
While
others
have
been
lifting
into
the
dty,
differences
have
beset
the
marchers
al-r
ready
hre
On
the
whole,
however,
'the
annual
convention
of
the
bonus
(army,
still
in
progress
Here.
1$
an
orderly
gathering
in
contrast
to
the
tumultuous
demonstration
af
last
year.
The.
mweher
have
come
by
foot
and
on
busses,
trucks
and
trains.
jTha
Veterans"
Bure
au
has
been
en-
deatortng
to
provide
all
with
food
and
lodgings
during
their
stay.
Defence
Society
Formed
by
United
States
Scholars
VIENNA.
May
!:
Three
student
wan
injured
in
eiaahae
between
Nae
and
onderaTedwaiee
af
a
local
university
and.
as
a
mtA
of
nine
United
States
undergraduates
having
been
injured,
the
tetter
hve
formed
a
'Self
Defense
Society
"
Un-German
Books
Are
Consigned
by
Students
to
Fire
BEHL1N
May
lfr
Students
ear-
ryfrvg
terefeee
and
Next
banaera
paraded
the
streets
of
BerUa
to
t
UntveraKy
wtteve
the
unintag,
tea-
tlireJ
of
trn-Oerman
held.
Smoke
y
SmoklMa
Smoke
Beit
and
you'll
soon
be
hOgden
s
Cut
Plug
fan.
It
makes
no
difference
wfiat
kind
of
a
pipe
you
smoke.
It
will
be
a
far
better
and
more
satis-fying
pipe
when
you
light
up
a
bowlful
of
Ogden's
Cut
Plug.
It's
fragrant
.
.
.
and
cool
.
,
and
mellow
as
chummy
a
pipe
tobacco
as
you
ever
touched
a
light
tol
OGDEN'S
CUT
PLUG
1
yeu
"roU.your
own",
tut
Ogden's
fine
cut
titTttlt
tobatto
and
Chanlecter
ciiarctU
paprri
Canadian
Warship
Will
be
Visitor
tit
In
Port
for
Couple
of
Days
This
Week
I
H.
M.
C.
s.
Vancouver,
in
the;
course
of
a
coast
cruise,
will
arrive
here
an
Friday
and
remain
f
ota
day
or
two,
city
QsmmissioneT
W
i
Al
,
der
has
been
advised.
Lieut.
Com-1
mander
Louis
J?
M
Oauvreau
is
in
command
of
the
oVm
royer.
Tim
Buck
Gives
i
Evidence
in
Pen,
l
Rioting
Hearing
KIN08TON.
Ont
May
10;
-Tim
Buck.
Toronto
Communist
leader
recalled
as
a
vritne
v,
when
the
trial
resumed
of
convicts
alleged
to
have
taken
part
In
a
riot,
said
tht
the
deputy
warden
appealed
to
the
old
timers
to
prevent
violence.
Herridge
Now
Getting
Better
Canadian
Minister
U
United
States
Suffered
Krlapse
Fotlenfnc
Appendix
Operatlen
OTTAWA.
May
16:
Canadian
Preset
Slight
eemphcaMone
have
ei
In
in
the
ease
of
Ilea.
W.
D.
Her-rtdge.
Canadian
minister
to
the
United
State,
who
stiff
ered
a
relapse
after
an
operation
for
appendicitis
but
he
la
reported
to
be
pro-gresarrig
as
well
as
can
be
epeeted.
Supplementary
Estimates
Are
TabledMonday
OTTAWA.
May
16;
'Canadian
Press
Further
sqppJemenUry
e-tlsnatea
tabled
in
tpe
lleaee
of
Com-rnans
yesterday
by
the
finance
minister.
Hon
Edear
N.
Rhodes.
toUlled
njmMt.
Brrtii
Oofumbia
receives
Vancouver
Plane
Here
Enrouteto
Alaska
Capital
Taking
E.
O.
MacDoneld
of
Van-eaover
and
son
on
a
hunting
trip
to
Alaska,
a
Boeinsj
flying
boat
arrived
here
from
the
south
at
11
o'clock
this
morning
and.
afier
refuelling
at
the
Union
Oil
Co.,
left
In
conttou-ation
of
its
night
t
Juneau.
W.
O.
IMland
was
pilot
of
the
plane.
London
War
Dead
Honored
by
Nazi
fiermsns
Sslote
Cenotaph
Menu
ment
tt
nrltih-f1nt
Time
It
lias
Orturred
London.
Sng..
May
H.'-For
the
first
time
in
the
history
af
Lenders
the
cenotaph
monument
of
Oreai
Britain's
war
dead
reoeived
the
Oerman
Nazi
salute.
Body
of
British
Clergyipn
Found
Off
French
Coast
CHEItnOUna.
Pranee.
May
10:
A
hfody
believed
to
be
that
of
Canon
Horace
Monroe,
sub-dean
of
South-wark
Cathedral,
London,
has
been
recovered
ffem
the
tea
30
mites
from
the
French
roast
by
a
fishing
boat.
411
The
Dairy
News'can
be
pur
chased
at
.
4
Post
Office
News
8Uuid4
S2g
Ornnvllle
St.,
Vancfjuvert
Karl
Andertpn.
Prlnci
OeorEe,
B.C.
B.
W.
Illley.
Terrace,
B.C.
Oeneral
Store,
Afiox.
Smlthcri
Drug
8tnr,
Smith-era.
B.C.
"
t
During
Final
Test
Match
in
A
Ion'
:ia:'
H
It
h'
'
:
SOFTBALL
AT
HIGH
SCHOOL
Senators
Defeat
Titer
by
Score
of
5
to
4
In
yeaterdars
ffsNare
af
the
Urea
tUbaal
ssfthail
taaffte
Ifca
enaten
eeereesae
the
Titer
ia
a
hard-fiMfbt
gatae
5
to
4.
Prom
th?
outset
both
teams
were
alsylhg
tight
ball.
The
Tigers
drew
first
blood
in
the
sero-d
inning
when
one
rma
enmad
Use
mate
in
the
third.
Hie
Senators
draw
in
the
equaliser
An-
error
to
th
outflaM
was
rr-
K
tK.
Tm.
i
iw.
v.
wt..SVllt
Senators,
by
a
run
of
hitting
equ-
eMeed
the
seere
ia
Use
fifth.
It
was
nof
ueM
tte
seventb
in
"ted
however
when
the
oomblned
efforts
at
Small
ard
MrsCaffery
broke
the
tie.
The
T)f
en
were
qtffckiy
rettreo
hi
rhe
laet
half
of
the
seventh.
For
trie
Senators
A
nan.
Otta
ad
Baeetnaeh
were
stnsag
tei
the
tafieed
while
Gajapbell
was
a
oan-
atstem
Mtter.
Tatoey
and
bane
served
wet
tbr
tHe
Ttbera
Mrs.
Hutching
Winner
Again
Vancouver
Winn
an
Defeat
Victoria
Opponent
In
It.
C.
0lf
Title
Una
I
VICT0MA,
May
M:
'Caaad.an
Preeai
Mm.
Vara
Hutch
tags
of
fihansjiwasty
01b.
Vancouver,
won
the
British
Callmata
wosaen'a
golf
ehahwjIanaMt
for
Use
fourth
year
hi
sneoasiion
when
she
dafeated
Mrs
B
R
Philbrirk
of
VVetarta
with
fttml
aaote
of
staand
five.
ok
aHlt
reftftn
with
a
want
ad
1
Australia
d9sS4flHHe
nnnHirT
fl&gvNMgavw
v
a'.
Sydney
AuV.raUi
Ley'.
GIANTS
ON
T0PAGAIN
tejdaee
I'iratea
in
NstKmsI
hritae
Leadership
Indian
Martin
t.
ItetluciM
PII'IBHITRO.
May
16
nm..!.
.raaii
Mew
York
Oiant
.mi.
.
jtte
yesterday
retained
rmt
ia
the
Nattonai
Leagae
v.iu
u
.-nalhawattraJ
ma
ma
of
irai
in
tear
the
PtttaSjarg
Ptrw
t.
ilaivked
the
Phillies
here
In
the
American
Vmw
Uiad
Indian
were
deirni
taParkby
thePtdladeliihu
A
t
'ties
who
needed
bat
one
run
:he
Cleveland
martin
of
mipr-
n
nm
the
world
rhamnion
New
Y
.
Yanto
was
reduced
to
half
?.
m.
Yesterday's
Rig
Leasue
awre
as
foltows
Amrriean
Ieafue
Cleveland
0.
Philadelhui
i
Nslional
Irstoe
j
Philadelphia
4.
Pltubtir.
s
Baseball
Standings
NATIO.VAD
LKAOIT,
W.
L
T'
'lew
Yark
14
a
Prttabarg
Cincinnati
It
u
si
Looks
IS
i:
Oiwohtya
it
11
Chicago
11
14
Bwtaa
It
1
Philadshjihta
.
17
A.MKKItttN
i.mcitir.
Cleveland
17
10
New
York
ll
9
l
Washington
.
lg
11
chteago
!
1t
Piiiladelahla
.
IX
ii
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10
II
V
8t
Louts
It
17
Beaton
f
is
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HENNESSY
BRANDY
i
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BOTTLED
FRANCE
his
advrtiJHMitt
is
uui
jhjuIimIhhI
ur
dl-iiinyed
rn
thi
i.muar
Contf.il
lltanl
or
by
tfM
Jovernront
of
Hrll'
Colomhla
Lei
(he
Daily
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leg
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CANADIAN
I.IXilON
LINE
I
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The
Canadian
Union
aAoeunofi
the
follewing
line-up
foi
this
evening
s
Oilhuly
Cup-football
game
kfawi.tt
Caiudiiin
Labor
Defence
Leaeoe:
Pierre
8Ule
and
WaUon.
Uaddon,
Baa
Carrie
and
Odker
Baytle.
J.
Carria,
i.
K.
Marsay.
T
Baaaanlch
and
S.
Contadina:
re-verve,
D
MorrLsun
c.
l.
n.
u
Li.vn.ur
The
Canadian
taaar
Defe-
Lmauie
Uae-ap
far
tanHM's
Ian
ier
League
hMtMl
game
agatn-Cinadean
Legion:
.
WaBcsr:
P
Ooasea
and
1.
Mae
4.
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Riy.
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Coasallna
a
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H
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DIHiem.
J.
How.
W.
A
iCU"3TTon
M.
Maoaire
and
P
Vaschrr:
rsservet.
Trevor
Hill
and
N
Ourvieh.
FOOTBALL"
PLAYER
DIES
Norma
n
Martimer
of
Nanalmo
5or-emnVi
to
Injartes
te
Head
and
Netk
NAWAXMO
May
l
Norman
Mortimer.
yeais
of
age.
a
member
of
the
P.irk
Ringers
Football
Clnb.
died
.his
morn
tag
as
a
result
nf
injuries
rt-.Tived
Saturday
to
his
head
ai4
neck
when
he
headed
in
th
bati
d't.lna
mateh
FOOTBALL!
TONIGHT
Canadian
Lrfloii
s
f
unadian
labor
Drffnce
Iaue
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p.nu
AUm.
Ur.
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