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COMMISSIONER
IS
REFUSED
COOLIDGE
BURIED
AT
PL
KILLED
BY
REVOLVER
William
Sugtuman,
Retired
Vancouver
Merchant,
Itisl
life
Accidentally
Yesterday
VANCOUVER.
January
7
(Canadian
Piess)
WUIUm
Susanna
nkji-d
57.
TeUrtd
merchant.
u
a
,
idrnully
kilted
by
the
dlscharg
nf
liu
revolver
wnue
ne
vn
umn-the
weapon
In
the
bamnsnt
IiIn
home
on
Osier
Avenue.
SI.
.
iKhriesny
Heights,
late
yester-
(1..
M'CAFFERY
NOT
RUNNING
Savs
He
Thinks
Receivership
U
Only
Way
Out
of
Present
llnanetal
Difficulties
M
P
McCst
teey.
for
the
past
u
days
has
been
considering
Ute
inability
of
being
a
candidate
for
the
mayoralty,
decided
UUa
taorn-int
that
it
was
Impossible
to
bring
the
rlty
back
to
a
sound
financial
condition
without
Uw
aomtAnt
l
a
eonMawkmer
II
aald
be
had
iiorouihly
Investigated
the
condl-i.iii
of
affair
and
had
given
it
ev-
i
consideration
and
the
result
waa
ti.it
he
would
not
be
a
candidate
He
thought
the
appointment
of
a
iinmlaftoner
the
only
feasible
way
"lit
and
would
support
such
a
move.
It
he
thought
he
could
handle
the
Mtusuon
successfully
he
would
not
ix-Mtate
to
offer
his
services
but
be
tmld
see
no
way
out.
Pioneer
Resident
Of
Vernon
Passes
Samuel
Cameron
Smith
Had
lived
In
Oka
im
ran
Community
Tor
Forty-Three
Years
VERNON.
Jan.
7:
I'm'sai
-Samuel
Cameron
(better
known
as
Dad")
Smith,
aged
M.
nuident
of
Varnon
tor
the
past
41
yrars.
died
here
yesterday.
He
had
born
long
associated
with
the
lumber
Industry.
He
Is
survived
by
throe
sons,
one
at
Yakima,
one
at
Wenatchee
and
one
at
Vernon,
and
two
da
ighters.
one
at
Ojrsma
and
the
other
at
Vernon.
British
Pound
nnri
Canadian
Dollar
on
New
York
Exchange
NEW
YORK.
Jan.
7:
-The
British
pound
sterling
closed
at
tlJ4H
on
the
local
fortlgr
exchange
yeatrr-
iay
The
Oanadlin
dollar
cloeed
at
88
0-lOc.
OATH
OF
ALI.FCIANCi:
TO
CO
SAYS
VALKItA
DUBLIN.
Jsn
B:
Tli
oath
4
of
allegiance
to
the
Urtlieh
crown
will
go
forever
from
the
Irish
Free
State
If
his
govern-
ment
la
returned
to
power
In
the
general
election
on
Janu-
arv
34.
HivLirw!
PmsWunt
Eamonn
de
Valera
in
a
cam-
palgn
address
before
an
and-
lence
of
80,000
persons
here
last
night.
He
will
not
again
balked
by
a
polltloftlly
adverse
Senate,
the
8lnn
Ftln
leader
declared.
As
Japan
Hit
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KgHggS
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Yusuke
MaUuuku
Jip;u.
rrj,rr
v
:.utiw
at
the
Leaf
ue
of
Nu-taans.
to
shown
a.s
he
idri-.'SN.vl
th
pe
ia!
ivsrmbly
called
at
en
-va
to
ct"isder
the
turnups
!
the
lction
icuort
on
the
Man-,
ehvrien
Attattvon
MaiMioka
-xp
:v..r"d
uu
r,intYy
TtaT
eonTra-dtction
if
ihr
report
which
pUc.d
the
bl.itne
for
the
Manchurtan
bivaalon
on
Japan,
adding
tht
the
lnvusini
was
not
in
selX-de-frn.se
as
China
had
claimed
MEETINGS
CONCLUDE
Dean
(libten
Pravtr
Week
Speaker
Ut
Mcht
A
Katheiinf
which
filled
First
BpMst
Church
to
capacity
last
venlng
listened
to
the
final
ad-dress
In
a
series
of
four
given
Ly
members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Ministerial
Association
In
connection
with
the
observance
of
the
Univer-esl
Week
of
Prayer.
Rev.
Dr.
P.
W.
Da
foe
conducted
the
service.
Re.
C.
D.
Clarke
led
In
prayer
and
Dean
Olbson
preached
upon
"Christian
Fellowship
"
With
many
Illustrations
from
.oly
Scripture
and
from
the
life
of
today
the
speaker
sought
to
show
Ute
practical
Implications
of
fellowship.
Involved
In
this
Idea
were
the
thoughts
of
mutual
association,
mutual
participation
and
mutual
ohlttmtinn.
Coneladlng.
the
Dean
made
a
itirrlng
appeal
4
or
a
rc-ronsecratkm
of
life.
"Tour
life
Is
one
of
the
greatest
witnesses
for
Clod
if
you
put
It
Into
His
hands."
he
said.
j
Dr.
Dsios.
president
of
the
mln
late
rial
association,
extended
the
'
thanks
ot
the
association
to
the
prtss
for
its
hearty
co-operation
In
bringing,
the
meetings
before
the
public
Fire
Rages
in
New
Building
At
Washington
-
WASHINGTON.
DC.
January
7
Fire
raged
for
an
hour
yesterday
viln
the
scaflolding
of
the
new
In-
jterstite
Commerce
Commission
tbuildlns
here
but
wss
extlngulrlied
by
the
city
fire
deparunenis
De-fore
any
sertou
damage
was
done
to
the
structure
111KTII
There
was
born
Tuesday.
January
3rd.
in
the
Bella
Bella
hospital
a
son
to
Mr
and
Mrs.
William
Wallace.
Lytton
Report
HINKLER
HOPS
OFF
Airman
Lcavs
Finland
Today
in
Attempt
to
Break
Speed
Record
To
Autialla
LONDON.
January
7-
CaiMdlan
Press
i
The
Australian
airman
Bert
Hlnkler
left
reliham
airdrome
early
this
morning
on
a
sow
fight
to
Australls
In
the
effort
to
set
up
a
new
speed
record
for
the
distance
IS
DEAD
IN
FALL
Unidentified
Man
I'limrcd
From
Nineteenth
Storey
of
Seattle
Bulldinc
Yesterday
'i
SEATTLE.
Jan.
7
An
unldenU-fted
man.
believed
to
have
been
nearly
destitute,
either
tell
or
Jumped
yesterday
from
a
nineteenth
storey
window
of
the
Medical
and
Dental
Art
BuUdlna
here
to
his
death
on
the
roof
ot
an
adjoining
two-storey
building.
The
man
is
be-
ueved
to
have
been
killed
Instantly,
in
his
pockets
were
found
a
few
coins
and
a
broken
medicine
bottle
which
doctors
say
contained
nerve
tonic
A
check-up
of
offices
In
the
bulkU
fruj
failed
to
reveal
any
visit
having
been
made
by
the
unfortunate
man
who
is
believed
to
have
been
between
65
and
60
years
old.
Oregon
State
to
Boost
Its
Taxes
Solon
runtidcrittt
Measure
tnl)ou
ble
Income
'Fax
and
deduce
Hxemptloni
SALEM.
Oregon,
January
7
A
bill
providing
for
a
doubling
of
the
income
tax
rate
and
the
lowering
of
exemptions
as
well
as
Increas
ing
the
real
property
ta
has
ven
Introduced
in
the
Oregon
state
leg-
IsialHTO.
YMOUTH
NORTHAMPTON
RITES
FUNERAL
jS
HELD
Utmost
Simplicity
Marked
Final
Rites
Today
for
Former
President
Covlidfe
Many
Mourn
1
Interment
Beside
Father
and
Sou
in
Vermont
Follows
Service
at
(
Northampton
NORTHAMPTON.
Maw.
Jan.
7:
AJlhough
attended
by
Prwudtnl
Hid
Mrs.
Hoover.
Chief
Justice
iurles
Bvans
Hughes
and
mem
bers
of
the
cabinet.
8enatc
and
j
lIou.sc
of
Representatives
as
well
many
owier
aunuiorie
oi
mis
ana
:
other
countries,
the
utmost
simplicity
mat-ked
the
funeral
rites
fo:
the
late
Cahdn
Coolldse.
form?;
President
of
the
United
States,
which
were
conducted
In
Edwards
Congregational
Church
here
this
morning.
The
funeral
service
was
conducted
by
Itev.
Albert
Psnner
who
also
delivered,
an
tnspirtai
mssiorlai'
mldis
111
which
he
nabl
JUirv.-
lUSJ
UIUvTe
to
a-rTgfrjr
Ow
nrMn
niiifc
wuun
ii
n
of
the
former
chief
executive
The
CHERBOURG.
France.
January
hymns
were
O
Love
That
Wilt
Not
7
A
dispute
between
five
nations
Let
Me
Oe"
and
"Lead
Kindly
over
the
salvage
of
the
French
lux-TJgbt."
ary
liner
rAtlantique.
which
waa
Prominent
citlsens
of
New
Eng-
badly
burned
in
the
English
Chan-land,
all
of
whom
were
old
friends
nel
earlier
this
week,
new
looms
of
Mr.
Ooolfdg
before
he
went
to
After
having
been
abandoned
by
Washington,
acted
as
honorary
nd
her
crew,
the
PAUanUque
w.
ictrre
pallbearers.
towed
safely
tr
Le
Havre.
A
nrr.
The
casket,
bearing
the
mortal
ber
of
vesseU
of
various
nau.nr
remains
of
the
former
president,
took
part
in
the
salvage.
was
removed
from
his
home
st
8
Vcteck
this
morning
to
the
church
D
Fflnrofnr
where
the
body
lay
In
state
until
I
lUIlCCl
nppr
LiUUlcUUI
16:33
16:33
when
when
the
the
fnncral
funeral
service
service
be-
be-
van.
Immediately
followtns
the'
service
at
11
:M.
the
remains
left)
here
for
Plymouth.
Vermont,
the
villas
birthplace
of
the
former
nrcakJent.
where
Interment
wis
made
this
sJernoon
in
the
family
plot
beside
his
father
snd
son.
Details
of
Service
NORTHAMPTON.
Jan
7:
'Canadian
Press
i
The
nation
he
served
paid
Its
last
honors
today
to
the
memory
of
Former
President
Calvin
lOontlnuerl
on
Page
X)
MRS.
PAUL
SMITH
IS
CHAIRMAN
OK
VANCOUVER
BOARD
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
7:
Mrs.
Paul
Smith
has
been
unanimously
chosen
chairman
of
the
Vancouver
Board
of
School
Trustees
for
the
year
1933.
Trustee
R.
H.
Neelands
was
chairman
last
year.
Former
Resident
Was
Held
Up
In
Vancouver
Monday!.";
chewan.
D.
W.
Bone,
formerly
manager
of
the
Family
Shoe
Store
In
Prince
Rupert
and
now
proprietor
ot
the
Belmont
Shirt
Shop,
Oranville
Street,
Vancouver,
was
ou
Monday
held
up
and
robbed
Just
after
he
had
alighted
from
a
street
ear
at
the
corner
of
Fir
Street
and
Broadway.
The
bandits
kept
hint
covered
with
re
-
volvers
until
the
loot
had
been
taken
and
than
escaped.
SILVER
TRICES
LONDON.
Jan.
7
Bar
silver
was
selling
at
18
11-10
pence
here
NEW
YORK.
Jan.
7
The
priee.ove
of
bar
silver
on
local
metal
market
yesterday
was
35c.
per
ounce.
ACTRESS
IS
VICTIMIZED
Bandit
Gains
Acre,
to
Betty!
Com
peon's
Home
and
Hobs
rter
of
59,000
in
Jewels
HOU.YWOOD.
Jsnuary
7
-Ca-
nadtan
Press
A
bandit,
dtetutsed
as
a
messenger
satd
entrance
to
1
..
the
home
of
Betty
Comp4on
-
-
jwrreen
artrers,
here
yesU-reday.
botmaand
gauged
the
a"tre
and
escaped
with
Jewelry
valued
at
between
$M.ooo
Tind
seooo.
Fouowiac.
the
robbery.
Miss
cumpson
raeetved
messages
threat-
to
kfr
..on
thj.
sont
"
P
--iw.
IV
tsmv
v
IWIVSj
Investigated.
Tfce
wtross
wss
In
a
hygUriPa,
condition
last
night
and
verging
on
collapse.
,
SALVAGE
DISPUTE
Fire
N'alions
r.xpcttrd
to
Make
Claims
in
Connection
With
.
Frcncli
Liner
I'Atlantique
"
MfiSSSwgv.
JUW.-
..
-i
ri
m
i
1
(Jrj
OlirffeOn
S
1
able
9
!j
-
S.
Gordon.
Superintendent
of
Vancouver
School.
Undergoes
Major
Operation
VANCOUVER,
January
7
J
S.
Onrbon.
superintendent
of
school
for
the
City
of
Vancouver
and
pioneer
educator
of
British
Colum
bia,
entered
hospital
here
yesterday
and
underwent
a
major
operation.
He
is
now
reported
to
be
do
mg
nicely.
Edmonton
Has
Cold
Weathei
Alberta
Capital
Chilliest
Place
on
Prairies
Yesterday
Swift
Current
h
Warmest
EDMONTON.
Jan.
7
Recording
a
thermometer
reading
of
eight
degrees
below
aero.
Hckaooton
was
the
coldest
point
on
the
prairies
yesterday.
Swift
Current.
Saskat
with
34
above,
was
.the
Today's
Weather
Prince
Hunert
Overcast,
fresh
southeast
wind;
barometer.
30.00;
temperature,
43;
sea
smooth.
Laruura
Island
-Overcast,
Strong
;
southwest
wind;
heavy
chop.
1
Triple
Island-Part
cloudy.
Ilhtj
southwest
wind;
westerly
swell,
I
Tree
Point-Part
cloudy,
lllaht
southeast
wtnd:
barometer,
2986;
temperature.
40;
light
swell.
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm;
temperature
36
above.
.
Haselton
Cloudy,
calm.
26
above.
Smlthers
Cloudy,
calm,
23
ab-
Burns
Lake
Cloudy,
calm.
30
above.
cento
BY
COURT
North
Vancouver
City
Wins
Fight
Against
Going
to
Receivership
SuprcSu
'
Court
.
.
Declines
.
to
Mvjc
by
Britisli
Columbia
Bond
Dealers'
Asso-
ci&tion
Was
i.,;,,,,.,.,,,,
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
,
7:
..
Application
....
of
.
the
British
Columbia
Bond
Dealers
Association
for
authorization
of
rhc
nnuointment
of
a
commisgioner
to
take
charire
of
the
lfYnira
of
fhp
f'it.v
nf
Nnrth
Tll
ltntVI
r
1
!
I7ttl1nir
TaVtU
VnntnlllAM
Unr)
nMHMHlI.
'jt'
wuu
'
avuiwi
Tsuwutn
i
u
unguictny
oeiuuiieq
on
a
sman
payment
eity
council,
by
majority
vote,
later
decided
to
pay
the
amount
and
contest
the
application
for
a
commissioner.
Slashes
Salaries
Hon.
J.
W.
Jones
VICTORIA.
Jan
7:
iCanadlan
Press
i-
A
saving
of
$400,000
annually
Is
expected
tj
be
made
by
another
all-around
reduction
In
salaries,
it
was
announced
yesterday
by
Hon.
J.
W.
Junes,
minister
of
finance.
Salaries
of
cabinet
ministers
and
all
civil
servants
rill
be
cut
by
frorr
three
to
13
percent
on
top
of
eductions
on
April
1
last
of
from
three
to
13
percent.
Mr.
Jones
said
that
a
saving
of
approximately
$750,600
(
had
been
made
by
retrenchment
policies
in
the
last
six
months.
Probe
of
Stock
Market
is
Being
Resumed
Shortly
NbW
YORK.
Jan.
7:
The
stock
market
investigation
being
conducted
for
the
United
States
Senate
wUl
resume
its
wor
k
on
Wednesday
of
neat
week,
it
was
announced
yesterday.
Their
will
be
particular
Investigation
Into
the
activities
of
the-
Krucser
and
Iiisull
Interests
in
the
market.
Compulsory
Wheat
Pool
is
Started
In
New
Zealand
AUCt
-LAND,
January
7
-
The
New
Zealand
gover-unent
is
setting
up
a
ewnpulsorv
wheat
pool.
A
mlnumunf
ot
60c.
uer
bush)
will
be
set
on
wheat
for
export
and
'$1-06
on
wheat
tor
domestic
use.
225222!s?i
Comnlv
With
Anniiratinn
S"i
Opposed
by
City
Vanrniivpr
waa
r.fncol
in
in
interest
on
Donas
out
the
STRENGTH
INMART
Marked
Advances
Recorded
in
New
York
Trading
Fridaj
Doe
to
Confidence
In
Future
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
7:-Due.
it
was
believed
by
experts,
to
confidence
In
the
fiscal
program
of
Presidentelect
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
and
the
economic
recovery
of
the
country,
che
New
York
stock
market
showed
marked
strength
yesterday
as
all
issues,
led
by
rails,
showed
substantial
gains.
Gossip
in
the
mart
was
to
the
effect
that
Pennsylvania
would
be
the
first
of
the
Important
railways
of
the
country
to
resume
dividend
payments.
The
industrial
average
at
dosing
was
83.96.
op
.73;
rails,
28.24.
up
1
29.
and
utilities,
28.78.
up
.47.
The
bond
average
waa
7937.
up
.16.
The
'u
mover
for
the
day
was
1,141,-810
shares.
Owing
to
the
funeral
of
the
late
Former
President
Calvlri
CooUdge.
the
stock
market
was
closed
today.
APPEALING
TO
LEAGUE
China
Asks
Geneva
to
Insist
Upon
Japanese
Withdrawal
From
Chanhaikwan
OSNBVA,
January
7
The
Chinese
delegation
to
the
League
ot
Nations
yesterday
received
instructions
from
the
Nanking
government
to
demand
that
tfce
League
insist
upon
the
taamediatc
with-urawal
of
the
Japanese
fromGhan-halkwan,
which
was
occupied
this
week,
and
that
reparations
be
paid
by
the
Japanese.
e
DUAL
WITH
RUSSIA
OFF
ON
ACCOUNT
OF
ACTION
OF
rilRMIEU
BENNETT
a
OTTAWA.
Jan.
7
-Owing
to
the
refusal
yesterday
of
Pre-
mier
Bennett
to
permit
funds
frort
the
federal
treasury
to
bo
used
in
connection
with
the
deal
it
Is
believed
that
the
project
to
exchange
a
large
quantity
of
western
Canada
cattle
for
petroleum
from
So-
viet
Russia
will
fall
through.
Western
farmers
sre
under-
stood
to
be
critical
of
Premier
Bennett's
action
In
refusing
to
4
endorse
the
deal.