fAXJX
1W0
DAILY
EDITION
Her
Heart
Was
Weik
Rerves
Shaky,
Nights
leitttM
Mr.
A.
BlMk,
WailaWj,
OaU,
WrttaSS
"I
Mffer4
fr
kesrt
vetkioi,
atui
karvw,
ul
rectlow
sights.
I
hw
ytrai
t4rtisaeat
for
liUbari
V
Hrt
ud
Kerr
PiC
ud
decided
to
try
Htm
aiUeufi
I
did
t
Vt
mack,
faith,
bat
mw
I
u
rcry
Unakfnl
I
did
u
thtr
hs
trvvtj
ei
wsUarful
Uif
U
ZM.
I
an
saw
strsag
sad
wD
tola,
tot
aaa
svw
wilkwrt
a
bos
ta
tJu
boose."
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Alteraoon.
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News.
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Editor
Saturday.
June
17.
1933
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BANK
OPTIMISTIC
The
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
has
just
issued
a
very
optimistic
report.
In
its
monthly
letter
it
says:
"A
marked
increase
in
the
activity
of
business
In
the
united
States
during
April
and
May
has
generated
mount-mg
optimism
which
is
of
itself
tending
to
produce
further
improvement
Iron
and
steel
production
has
doubled
since
April
1,
car-loadings
have
risen
sharply
New
York
State
returns
show
an
increase
of
nearly
three
per
cent
in
factory
employment
and
a
greater
increase
in
total
payroll.
The
index
of
automobile
production
rose
from
10.2
for
the
week
ending
March
18
to
47.1
for
the
week
ending
Slay
20.
The
combined
index
of
business
activity
in
the
United
States,
published
by
the
New
York
Times
"Annalist
"
rose
from
60
to
78.1
in
this
interval,
and
tile
Fisher
Price
Index
has
risen
from
55
to
61.2
since
the
beginning
of
March.
These
definite
developments
are
indicative
of
an
improvement
which
has
taken
place
all
over
the
country.
They
constitute
evidence
that
the
public
is
of
the
opinion
that
the
new
administration
has
entered
upon
a
program
which
will
restore
general
prosperity."
POLITICAL
MOVEMENTS
These
are
days
when
everybody
is
talking
politics
and
watching
the
various
shuffles
whirih
are
going
on
in
the
south.
Only
recently
it
was
announced
that
party
politics
was
a
thing
of
the
pait,
that
people
were
sick
of
party
poli
tics
and
that
Bowser
was
the
only
salvation.
Premier
Tol
mie
also
announced
that
he
was
through
with
party
poli
tics
and
that,
before
the
election,
he
would
have
a
union
government
for
which
he
would
ask
support.
Neither
of
these
groups
was
to
be
Conservative.
Far
from
it!
Now
it
is
announced
in
all
the
newspapers
in
the
south
that
an
effort
is
being
made
to
unite
these
two
groups
un-ier
ll?e
Conservative
flag
with
a
new
premier
and
with
Premier
To
mie
ami
W.
J.
Bowser
on
the
dump
heap.
This
is
probably
being
done
on
the
advice
of
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens,
One
paper
says
Premier
Tolmie
is
ill
and
should
retire.
Another
says
the
Premier
had
a
day
off
and
is
entitled
to
i
holidav
if
he
wirhes
it,
as
all
other
ministers
have
hall
their
holiday.
The
Sun
savs
the
Premier
is
planning
to
commence
at
once
a
speakine
tour
which
is
to
cover
the
whole
province
in
support
of
his
unionist
party.
The
result
of
all
this
is
that
Conservatives
in
this
part
of
the
world
are
wondering
whether
they
are
Conservatives
and,
If
so.
whether
they
should
sunport
the
unionist
or
the
Bowperite
non-partizan
branch
of
the
partv
or
just
tie
low
until
wvmethine
more
definite
is
before
them.
So
far
as
Prince
Rupert
is
concerned,
a
number
of
people
are
suggesting
that
T.
DPattullo
should
be
given
a
unanimous
nomination
in
view
of
the
expectation
that
he
will
be
premier
of
the
province
directly
after
the
CHURCH
NOTICES
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Minister,
Rev.
W.
D.
Orsnt
Hollingworth,
BJt.
Orcahlst,
John
E.
Davey
11
AM.,
Sermon
Subject:
"OUR
LORD
JE8U8
CHRIST"
It:
It,
Sunday
School
12
30.
West
view
Sunday
School
7
:30
PM
Sermon
Subject:
"MAN'S
UNCEASING
QUEST"
The
minister
preaches
at
both
services
All
visitors
welcome
THE
DAILY
NEWS
8aturtiajr.
June
l
7
',
4
SATURDAY
SERMON
God's
Grace
and
Glory
,
1
By
Ret.
P.
M.
Fosse.
8t.
PaWs
Lutheran
Church)
"For
the
Lord
ts
u
sun
ahd
shield;
the
Lord
will
give
Grace
ami
lilory:
no
good
thing:
will
he
withhold
from
them
that
walk
uprightly."
Jehovah
is
merciful.
It
is
His
joy
to
give.
His
gifts
are
unlimited
and
precious
and
are
oestoxvtd
freely
as
the
rays
of
the
sun.
He
gives
prace
to
His
chosen
ones
because
this
Is
His
will,
to
riis
redeemed
for
the
sake
of
Ilk
covenant,
to
ItU
.
faithful
because
they
seek
for
it,
to
,
sinners
because
of
their
need.
I
X
(J
N
U
VJ1
T
Jul"
r
He
gives
grace
abundant
In
the
riant
lime,
at
all
times
royally.
The
1TTM1V
fa
"V
PI"1
value
ot
the
gift
multiplies
Itself
IN
T
W
r
I
l
I
the
way
It
is
given.
Orace
In
ahy
I
lJ-l'l?
1
JJ
k
form
he
give
freely,
consoling,
pre
,,
.
.
.
,
serving.
saneUfying.
leading
and
"'l,1"
orm'
HupeH.
Oels
Imperltnl
t
teaching
sufficient
without
any
break
in
the
heart
of
his
faithful
Appointment
Sickness
may
come
into
their
"
'
,
homes
and
families
but
the
Lord
(,N
rh"t;
'
shall
give
grace.
Poverty
may
afco
C'lf
2??
'r
eome
but
God's
grace
ThaB
never
CIT.H
ol
Annm'
be
withheld.
Death
comes
but
God'.
gmce
shall
illuminate
through
the
fUMf"
wh
'
darkest
hour
months
ago
for
Buffalo.
NY.
a
dt-
Beloved
reader,
how
blessed
this
'
III
is
while
the
years
bass
away
to
rest
a!e
,
?lh
?
th
Pucl,lc
securely
in
these
glorious
promise.
'f'"
J-
of
-TheLordwlUglvegraceandglory.-
iSLa0""0"
"L?
These
smaU
words.
"Orace
and
!'rLJ!V?
l
"
1
n'
Glory-
aremore
magnificent
than
."f
the
brilliance
of
the
most
glittering
flher1lbb
b??J?T
-dkrnond.
te
weM
with
him
to
Orace
and
glory
come
jntetenartes
lh
tht
and
go
together.
Ood
has
united
anA
has
been
confided
to
his
charge.
He
them.
The
soul
that
Uves
on
Ood's
Grace,
the
Lord
will
honor.
Just
how
soon
we
shaU
be
honored
we
do
not
know
but,
whether
we
yet
shall
wait
a
while.
It
will
only
at
any
rate
be
short
as
time
passes
as
in
a
dream.
May
we.
while
we
wait,
make
use
ot
this
time
of
grace
to
win
our
fellow
brother
and
sister
for
the
Kingdom
of
Jesus
Christ
and
His
eternal
glory
and
peace?
What
a
wonderful
promise
"The
Lord
will
continue
to
give
grace
and
glory."
No
one
can
prevent
Him
from
doing
so.
He
is
as
able
as
He
ts
willing.
The
Almighty
Ood.
our
Heavenly
Father,
we
live
by
Him
in
Iris
sacred
promises
from
day
to
day.
Let
us
rejoice
forevermore
Amen.
Farewell
is
Bade
To
Terrace
Pastor
Presentation
Made
to
Rev.
IL
T.
Alter)
by
Usk
Community
Church
USK,
June
17:-iChurth
service
at
U&k
on
Friday
evening
of
last
week
was
augmented
by
the
Girts
Choir
from
Terrace
conducted
by
Rev.
and
Mrs.
H.
T.
Allen.
The
verv
delightful
and
varied
selections
rendered
by
the
choir
reflated
great
credit
both
on
the
girls
and
their
leaders.
At
Ihe
close
of
the
service.
John
WiUmah.
on
behalf
of
the
Uik
Community
Church,
presented
Mr
Alttn
with
a
gift
of
a
desk
pen
a
a
token
of
appreciation
Tor
his
sr-tlces
during
his
sojourn
in
the
district
prior
to
Ms
leaving
for
a
new
pattorate
in
the
south.
FotJowlh
Mr
Allen's
fitting
reply
on
behalf
of
his
wife
and
himself,
the
serving
tt
coffee
ahd
cake
brought
the
evening
to
a
close.
Leander
Miller,
Local
Fisherman,
Dies
Here
Today
Leander
Miller,
local
halibut
fisherman,
died
this
afternoon
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital
where
he
had
been
a
patient
since
May
3.
He
was
a
native
of
Newfoundland.
45
yean
of
age.
had
beeh
In
Prince
Rupert
17
years
and
was
qulle
well
known
here.
He
was
a
alngle
nan.
He
has
a
brother
who
la
also
a
local
halibut
fisherman.
Funeral
arrangements
are
lh
the
hands
of
the
B.
C.
Undertakers.
ALAskA
PLANE
HERE
Piloted
by
Ahscel
tckmann.
well
knwh
Alflika
commercial
aviator.
Hying
machine
from
Ketchikan,
with
four
hasfteneers
on
board
put
In
here
at
12:30
nooh
today
from
KeUMlkan
ahd.
after
about
an
h6ur's
stay,
continued
on
1U
flleht
t
Victoria.
It
was
moored
while
here
at
the
floats
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rowing
U
Yacht
Club,
wax
v
iiw
lid
VI
J
1.
Father
Webb
came
to
Prince
Ru
pert
from
Buffalo.
N.Y
in
July.
1930.
and
remained
in
charge
of
the
local
parish
of
the
Church
of
the
Annunciation,
assisting
Btenop
Burn
O.M
I
untfl
November
M.
IMS.
when
he
was
recalled
to
Buffalo
Many
friends
of
Father
Webb
in
Prince
Rupert,
both
Oathettes
and
Protestant.
wW
be
pleated
to
hear
of
hk
recent
prompt
i
and
wffl
ttfeh
htm
stieeesa
in
his
new
field
of
missionary
work.
HOMES
TO
BE
BUILT
City
Disposes
of
Two
Sites
as
Well
as
Soldiers'
Housing
Property
During
the
last
thktr
days
the
city
has
sold
two
home
sites
one
in
Section
0
and
the
other
In
Section
7
which
will
be
unproved
this
summer,
it
is
announced
by
Crty
Oomm4mer
W
J.
Alder
who
reports
the
transactions
were
in
cash.
Also
yesterday
the
city
disposed
of
a
house
and
lot
In
Section
2.
it
being
one
of
the
Soldiers'
Housing
properties
of
whkh
four
were
ad
vertised
for
sale
ht
the
Dress
this
week.
As
a
result
of
the
advertising.
the
eoenmistsoner
says,
no
less
than
tu?nty
personal
inquiries
made
THE
PLEASURE
of
having
a
radio
oh
your
boat
this
LM
summer
will
more
than
repay
the
cost
of
lnsta
nation.
Battery
type,
all
ware
receivers
can
bf
designed
built
to
meet
your
individual
requirements.
m
Out
of
town
service
Calls
made.
LOOK
FOR
THE
TOWER
Superior
Radio
Service
.
4
a
a
Phone
Blue
320
i
A
A
r.
o.
Ros
is:
A.
O.
BARTLETT
C
H,
IN8ULANDER
Is
Promoted
JAMES
R
Mitchell
Won:
a
r-
i.atj
::
m
W.-t
Vanrniv
:
.:.
:.
weg
of
the
promotion
to
the
poMUgnt
.
supervising
prinupal
of
schij4s
In
that
munfripalttv
,-.f
James
R.
Mitrhell.
son
of
Mr
and,
Mrs,
John
R
MHctiHl
of
Westlew
He
had
been
vice-prlnclpaj
of
he
High
8choj4
for
miral
ysors
and.
in
the
course
ot
a
recent
shuffle
of
positions,
he
was
given
the
promotkm.
Mr
Mitchell
was
educated
in
Prince
Rupert
and
taught
for
some
tkne
at
Anyox
before
go-l
g
to
West
Vancouver
Mrs.
Mitchell
is
also
a
local
girl,
the
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
F.
Kemp.
Both
visited
bore
last
summer
during
the
bjoMdays
and
had
with
them
their
young
family.
Today's
Weather
Prince
Rupert
Overcast,
nght
southeast
wind:
barometer.
Mi4:
temperature.
M;
sea
smooth.
Dead
Tree
Point
Overcast
light
southeast
wind;
barometer.
3.M:
temperature.
54:
light
chop.
Triple
Island-Ctotdy.
Moderate
westerly
wind:
sea
moderate.
-
Langara
Island
Part
eJoady.
light
southwest
wind;
sag
ataodth.
Terrace
Oondy.
sottptyad.
mnperaiure
S3
az
Alya-sh
Part
elottdy.
th
wind.
55.
An
vox
Cloudy,
calm.
S3.
Stewart
Cloudy,
calm.
3i.
Hsrelton-
Rain.
calm.
33
Smitherv-Ctoudy.
calm
tool
Bum
Lake
-Cloudy
windy.
47
ANOTHER
IS
TJra
T
i
rvvirN.
JlDfl
Al
f
L
U
William
Hamm,
Si.
Paul
Millionaire.
Threatened
Canadian
H
Named
In
Plat
8T
PAUL.
Minn..
Jon
17:
iG-nartlan
Press)
Polies
mnrxmv-
that
Wlliiam
Hamm
Jr.
3-year
old
mllllormire.
is
being
held
by
kid-..
tiappers
for
SlOOiXM)
ranm
aarf
name
VTiif
Sankey.
Canadian
railroader,
already
sought
for
two
ah-(!
action,
as
a
figure
in
the
it
rot
pint
TV
ransom
note
threatsswd
'I'
tth
foi
Hamm
unless
the
demand
was
met.
NO
FISH
SALE
N
n
boats
being
in
with
ealche.
"r
waa
no
sale
of
halibut
on
he
'
fish
exchange
today.
LOCAL
NEWS
A
E.
Kbtcaid.
wall
known
Revol-stoka
insurance
man.
who
has
been
In
the
city
for
the
past
few
days
In
the
course
of
one
of
his
period
leal
northern
busineas
trips,
sails
by
the
Prinews
Notah
this
afternoon
for
the
south.
Charles
Sutton,
whewe
father
is
in
the
undertaking
bnsMoM
at
Courtenay.
VkMowver
Island,
arrived
in
the
etty
fronfi
the
south
this
morning
and
is
vtoHlng
wHh
friends
bore
Oref
the
week-end
before
proceeding
to
Butedale
where
he
will
be
employed
for
the
summer
C.
N.
R.
Trains
-r
Hie
East
Mondays'
Wedncsdayr
and
Frt.
lv
..8.J0
pm
"rnm
the
East-Tuesdays.
Thursdays
and
Saturday
10
:13
p
m.
GIANTS
LOSE
!
OUT
AGAIN
Head
of
New
Yorkers
in
Nat
lain!
Lrarue
Further
Cut
I'liite
Lose
Ataln
'
BOSTON.
June
17
(Canadian
pn.
i
Fallowing
Thur-iiy's
play
In
whkh
the
New
York
Yankess
look
their
third
stralifet
lailng
here
from
the
Borto.
Red
86k.
t
there
were
no
Amr'
-a-i
t
times
yesterday.
The
Yanks'
mar!
fin
of
league
leadership
over
the
Washington
Senators
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one-and-a-half
games.
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New
York,
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Olants
suf-'
fered
defeat
at
the
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of
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
in
a
seriea
opener
yesterdiy.
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lead
over
th-v-oiid
pfte
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Lcuf'
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mats
being;
reduced
la
one
gome.
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PiralM
had
another
bad
day.
losing
agttn
to
the
CrHrao
Cubs.
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League
scores
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