M-icnatc
Victim
of
Heart
II;
A'U.
k
at
Ate
of
OC
J
H
Thompson,
w
M
Brown.
J
LltUe
Frank
DS
Alex
McKae.
LADY8MITH.
Sept
18:
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77
TAXI
-
77
Tomorrow's
Tides
(TOMMY'S)
She
wmm
Stand,
Capitol
Theatre
Block
High
0:45
ajn.
20.7
ft.
Diiy
and
Night
Service
13:05
pjn.
20.8
ft.
Low
7:03
am.
3.7
it.
,
Chrysler
Oar
passenger
19:20
A3
ft.
p.m.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISn
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
rj
No
218.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER
18,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
U.
S.
POLICY
OF
MIA
TM
EXTENDED
T0LMIE
SAYS
GOVERNMENT
WILL
CONTEST
EVERY
SEAT
Split
in
Cabinet
Over
Taking
Election
Field
Is
Denied
by
Premier
Hurh
Talk
is
"Political
Propaganda,
Wholly
Without
Foundation"
Complete
Statement
of
Policy
to
be
Issued
This
Week
I
RI
A,
Sept.
18:
(CP)
MAs
far
as
this
eovern-
-
cncernd,
it
will
contest
every
seat
in
the
pro-
it
u
a
stated
by
Premier
S.
F.
Toimie
in
replying'
reports
that
there
had
been
a
split
in
the
cab-.'
the
question
of
fighting
the
election.
'Those
are
nothing
but
political
propaganda
and
are'
wholly
without
foundation.
6t-r
rn
t
1
flared
the
Premier
who
added
that
1
f
Un
1
our
oi
North
hr
wiu
p
-!
isfsv
-
'"
miiIHBi
lissTsaTaTaTH
Hp
SSmhbSJ9BBbSBbSBh
iBVawavavavavavavJI
l;b(-ra!
loader
.
itr.tiiA
and
randl-
'...
ii
u
the
Leila
I'liiur
Rupert,
who
(
ity
on
the
CmUla
.n
from
Victoria,
la
'
:und
trip
to
Anyox
-r
today
and
wffi
be
'
'
"morrow
morning
to
1
pa
bite
meeting
m
the
M:
PattallOWfflprONMl
dneaday
evening
to
smitnera.
Tttkwa
and
m't
points.
mi
ni
ui
policy
wiurn
wuwa
oe
w-Mied
thu
week
MASONS
ARE
BACK
HOME
Local
Party
Return
After
Attend
Ing
CorutituUon
at
Terrace
By
Saturday
night's
way
freight'
.,:
v.
..it
night's
regular
mind!
i
.ui
mi..st
ut
the
local
Masons
who
(
to
Terrace
to
attend
ccrcmon-1
,.
-
in
connection
with
the
constitu-.
i
.
r
the
new
Kitelaj
Lodge
No.
..:
.!
that
point
returned
home
p..
n
institution
ot
the
new
lodge
,
i
mil
lifted
by
R
W.
Champion
dtstnrt
deputy
grand
:
r
.ivsMed
by
H
B
Morley
of
T
:
U
'
n
pant
grand
maater.
and
:
(.rand
Lodgr
put
officers
in.
i
member
Th-
locsl
Mascn..
n
attendance
included
W
D.
Vance,
who
la
the
master
of
the
new
Terrace
lodge.
II.
W
Btrch
C
H
Orme.
S.
E.
Parker.
t
V
Erltt.
Robert
Blance.
F
8.
Wal
ton
O
P
Tinker.
O
J
Frtnell.
WU-
Ham
McLeod.
Thomaa
McMoekla.
Ben
Dalftrno.
Louis
Arrol.
D.
It
Barclay
W
Vaughan
Da
lea.
E.
J.
Claoo.
Jack
Bulger.
W
H
Wllaou
Murray
Nell
McDonald.
A.
E.
Par-
low.
Al
Small.
William
CraickahsJilc.
c
Boulter.
O
J
Da
was,
W.
H.
Brett.
8
A
Bird.
C.
C
MUU
and
J.
8.
Nl-
son.
John
Bullock
of
j
VERDICT
Los
Angeles
Dies
OF
JURY
'
af
LouU
roulaln,
tr.i,
v
..
Store".
Three
ChlMren
Departmental
"
rs
a
aii
iiasua
sj
Muriltr.
Testify
At
Udytmlth
inquesi
t
,
.
Tm
riMth
01
R
UOUfiaa
ojnre.
B
r
L
f-E8.
Sept.
lBt-Jatall?""
b,
.
cortxiers
IJ
,
"
K
"Wttnenml
atorc.;'
lhr
mqu..t
held
at
the
end
5,
,:
'
"
,,hta
cl-
chl"n
01
5
Uic
wlik
to
murder
by
a
peon
,,
.
:
i
Three
children
oi
i.-
who
is
chanted
with
Byrne's
murder.
testified
that
Syme
nau
wi
'.
th
locked
bedroom
of
Josephine
.,.,
Poulaln.
1V
HAIlI
AhVANCK
IN
'
tm..
.1
.
..
tut
of
uoseen-
-v,i.u
i-hicku.N
t
With
S
i
,
'
1
NEW
YORK
MAItKirr
Vpno
boartl
Union
.Ca-;
t
i
v
Vfioir
...
.
..
.
,
.
it
nirknon.
arrived
in
,
.
..
"
,o:
''
?1
".':,
.7
.M.ln
from
-
.
t
eiosed
at
41Ae
on
port
at
oci
;;
.
'"'
sailed
a
t
"M"
'ai
nd
market
today.
the
south
'
-ver
Jc
rtnee
Satur-
Anyox.
Stewart
and
other
northern
,
hwe
(
will
return
""
t
was
ntn
at
oe.
polnU
whence
he
mom
.
tomorrow
a.
,nU.
t
i
nm.
mi
Junta
Seizes
Power
As
Cuban
President
Quits
I
W
T
7T-4
I
bsbbsbbm-
w
jaaaaaai
...
.
.
ss
Tmammri
atf
rm
nr-r-fr--
nr
-
-uni
iwn
a
9.
r
IE1
Control
of
the
Cubtu-.
uovprnm'
t
ha
bcei
seuea
b
n
re;.
;u;.'t'.viry
urd
icprcscimng'
army
noncomnukned
officers
and
radi
al
students
fjiow:!-?
r5r
ition
oi
Provisional
Prealdant
Carlos
Manuel
de
Ceapedea,
left,
who
had
been
in
of
fioe
o
ly
23
days.
Leadership
haa
been
turned
over
to
a
insiiiiiisainii
of
fHre.
one
of
whom
is
Dr.
Ramon
Orau
San
M&rtl-i.
taset,
who
is
the
new
president
8cenes
of
hilarity,
similar
to
that
shown
at
the
top.
occurred
as
the
army
troops,
pioturnd
tn
centre,
seised
power.
The
capltoi
building
at
Mayana,
aceae
of
the
new
rerolution.
U
alsoahewn
IS
PLEASED
i
AT
OUTLOOK!
T.
I),
rattullo,
Leader
of
Liberal
Tarty
ot
British
Columbia.
Speaki
Tomorrow
T.
D.
PattuUo.
leader
of
the
Liberal
party
In
B.
C.
expressed
him-aLf
hist
evening
on
Ms
antral
here
u
extremely
pleaaed
with
the
poli
tical
outlook.
He
expect
tne
uoesmi
party
to
have
a
good
working
majority
when
the
votes
are
counted
oo
November
I.
Everywhere,
he
says,
be
has
been
accorded
unlooked
for
support
from
men
and
women
m
all
walks
ot
life
and
of
all
poll-fee!
farths.
The
hopeleasness
of
the
present
so-oalM
independent
movement
has
turned
many
to
the
Liberal
cause,
he
declares.
They
see
in
the
Liberal
urogram
the
only
hope
for
the
province
at
the
present
Junc
ture.
Mr.
PattuUo
last
Anyox
today
and
will
be
at
Stewart
tonight,
where
he
will
address
a
meeUng
in
the
Inter-mU
of
the
Liberal
candidate,
Wil
liam
Asselsttne.
He
will
return
here
on
the
Catala
tomorrow
and
will
address
a
public
meeting
at
the
Moose
Hall
In
the
evening.
Major
S.
F.
M.
Moodle
of
Vktor
la.
B.C.,
who
Is
aecompanylnK
Mr.
Pat
tuUo,
Is
equally
as
enthusiastic
as
his
leader
and
he
will
also
speak
at
the
meeting
tomorrow
night.
Head
of
Massey-Harris
is
Dead
Joseph
Newton
Shenstone
Passes
Away
Today
In
Toronto
at
Age
of
Seventy-Elfht
TORONTO.
Sept.
18:
(CP)
Joseph
Newton
Shenstone.
aRed
78.
president
of
Maasey-Harrls
Co..
died
at
his
home
here
today.
1
r
Vancouver
Stocks
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iCouiWvT
S-
O.
Jofeoatoa
O'
)
Vancouver
Big
Missouri,
M.
Bluebird.
02
H.
B.
R.
X.
7V.
Bridge
River
Oom,
J7.
Cariboo
Oold.
4.4.
Cork
Province.
41.
Georgia
River,
AW.
Lucky
Jim.
4H.
Meridian.
47.
Morning
Star.
M.
Native
Son.
National
Silver.
J7.
Noble
Five.
.1H4j.
Pend
Oreille.
MS.
Porter
Idaho.
JlVfc.
Premier,
l
U.
Reeves.
.10.
Reward.
11.
Reno.
1.31
Silver
Crest,
M.
Wayside.
51.
Whitewater.
J.
Waverty.
.04.
OUs
Fabyan.
00.
Home.
115.
C.
fi
E..
1
4.
Freehold.
.13.
A.
P.
Cons..
21
Cannon
t.
l&.
.
Sterling
Pedffe,
.41.
Toronto
Alexandria.
.08,
Oolumarlo.
.11.
Central
Pstdela.
Klrkland
Lake
fJoW,
Noranda.
M
M.
Sherrttt,
15.
Int.
Nickel.
3S.1Q.
Oranada,
M.
Macaasm.
93.
Bisco,
I
A3
I
BIG
LINER
Cmprrss
of
Canada
Begins
to
Leak
f-v
At
Sea
and
Returns
to
Yoko
hama
to
be
Dry
Docked
VANCOUVER.
Sept.
18:
(CP)
The
Canadian
Pacific
Maer
Empress
of
Canada
returned
to
Yokohama
yesterday
as
a
"safety
first"
mea-
ofnctals
announced
here
mat
About
a
day's
sailing
out
of
Yokohama
bound
for
Honolulu,
the
ship
began
taking
water
through
a
three-toot
etfitk
in
a
pwte
near
the
keel
amidships.
The
water
worked
in
between
ihe
outer
and
Inner
"skins-
but
not
into
the
ship.
Immediately
upon
returning
to
Yokohama
the
veaael
was
drv-
docked
and
repairs
are
being
etfec-'ted
which
will
permit
the
ship
to
sail
again
tomorrow.
Port
Simpson
Girl
Married
Saturday
Miss
Mary
llayward
Became
Bride
Ot
Herbert
Morrison
ot
Hasclton
An
Interesting
wedding
took
place
Baturdav
afternoon
at
4:30
In
First
I
whsw
xsmwb
w
a.
wasas
ai
officiating,
when
Miss
Mary
Hay-I
ward
ot
Port
Simpson
became
the
bride
of
Herbert
Morrison
ot
Hatel-
ton.
Mrs.
Sarah
Dudoward
aeted
as
bridesmaid
and
the
beat
man
was
Robert
Hughes.
Following
the
ceremony
a
wed-
PeteT
Ryan
tod
Bd.
Bryant,
bolh
ding
dinner
was
served
at
the
Bos-Indians,
are
appearing
In
city
po-!
ton
Cafe
when
speeches
ot
fejlelta-Ike
court
this
afternoon
before
Ma-Ition
were
made
by
Sam
Hughes,
gtstrate
McClymont.
the
former
on
father
of
the
bride.
C.
Wesley
and
a
charge
of
having
liquor
In
his.
J.
Sankey.
all
of
Port
Simpson,
possession
nnd
the
latter
chaiged
Mr
and
Mrs
Morrison
will
reside
with
druiiki
tiness.
ttt
Hasclton
Sum
of
$150,000,000
Made
Available
Today
For
Financing
Farmers
Such
is
Reply
of
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
to
Southern
Congressional
Demand
for
Straight
Out
Currency
Inflation
Policy
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
Sept
18:
(CP)
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
placed
another
$150,000,000
behind
the
United
States
credit
expansion
program
today
as
southern
congressional
spokesmen
rallied
for
a
straight
currency
inflation
policy.
The
new
funds
will
be
used
to
assist
in
the
immediate
re-financing
of
farm
mortgages.
-
For
some
days
the
country
had
COMMISSION
IN
SESSION
Btithteu
at
Setilon
of
Stewartl
I
"Nature
STEWART.
Sept.
18:
The
regular
meeting
of
the
Board
of
Village
Municipal
Commissioners
held
last
Tuesday
night
was
short
and
mostly
of
a
routine
nature.
Included
In
the
correspondence
was
a
letter
from
the
minister
of
public
works
stating
that
the
municipality's
request
for
traffic
atgns
on
the
arterial
highway
would
be
granted.
Dr.
J.
W.
Vosburgh.
medical
health
officer,
attended
the
meeting,
reporting
that
he
was
shortly
taking
a
six
weeks'
trip
and
that
Dr.
James
Robinson
of
Premier
would
be
tn
charge
of
his
practice
tn
his
absence.
The
commuusonera
appointed
Dr.
Robinson
acting
health
officer
for
the
period.
It
was
explained
that
Dr.
Robinson
would
be
tn
Stewart
every
Tuesday
and
Friday
afternoon
and
would
be
on
call
at
aU
times.
Current
accounts
and
payroll
amounting
In
all
to
$709.25
were
passed
tor
payment.
Among
small
Items
of
new
business
discussed
were
construction
of
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER
Sept.
18:
(CP)
Wheat
was
quoted
at
07
4c
on
the
local
exchange
today.
been
waiting
for
further
action
I
from
the
chief
executlre
in
the
way
I
of
inflation.
LAMS0N
IS
fair
'
-m
Jury
Recommends
That
Death
Penalty
be
Imposed
on
California
Man
For
Wife's
Slaying
BAN
JOSE.
CaL.
Sept.
18:
'CP'
David
A.
Lamson
was
convicted
by
the
Jury
here
Saturday
night
on
a
charge
of
murdering
his
wife.
Alee
ne
Thorpe
Lamson.
by
bludgeoning
her
U,leath
wtth
a
piece
ot
water
pipe
us
she
bathed
in
their
home.
The
Jury
recommended
that
the
death
penalty
be
Imposed.
CASH
TAKEN
FROM
STORE,
Hudson
Bay
Co.
Premises
at
KK-;
wanga
Are
Entered
and
Robbed
Divisional
headquarters
ot
the
provincial
ponce
hare
have
been
advised
that
the
Hudson
Bay
Co
s
store
at
Knwaaga
was
broken
into
during
the
night
of
September
13.
the
sum
of
Stt
beta?
taken
from
thV
a
temporary
sidewalk,
along
a
half
register.
Butty
was.
apparent-
block
of
Fifth
Street
leading
to
the
window:
ly
by
prytng
open
a
government
liquor
store,
various
the
outside.
ir
sidewalk
repairs,
removal
of
stumps.
The
ponce
are
working
on
dues
from
Third
Street
between
Bright-;
no
arre8ta
have
yet
been
made,
well
and
Conway
Streets,
kalsomm-
j
.
Ing
the
municipal
offices
and
pre-
f
J
T
1
Derations
for
the
IMS
tax
sale
on
j
1
UUdV
5
IT
CdUiei
.
r,
a
I
orptemocT
jv.
Prince
Rupert
Cloudy,
freeh
southeast
wind;
barometer.
29.80;
temperature.
SI;
-sea
smooth.
Dead
Tree
Point
Part
cloudy,
light
southeast
wind;
barometer.
M
70;
temperature.
57;
Hght
swell.
Langara
Island
-Part
cloudy,
light
southeast
wind;
sea
smooth.
PUBLIC
MEETING
A
meeting
will
be
held
in
the
Moose
Hall
Tuesday
Evening,
at
8
When
T.
D.
PattuUo
Loader
of
the
Liberal
Party
of
Rritish
Columbia
will
address
the
electors.
Major
S.
F.
Moodie
of
Victoria
will
also
be
a
speaker.