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Announcement
of
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Si
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She
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XXIV..
No.
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PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MjONDAY,
JANUARY
9,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENT3
RIOT
W
DORCHESTER
PENITENTIARY
FIRE
OCCURS
AT
LE
HAVRE
ON
ANOTHER
FRENCH
LINER
"
Penal
Institution
of
Maritime
Provinces
Bears
Little
Normal
Appearance
Following
Uprising
SITES
ARE
EXAMINED
Kumor
.Still
Itlfe
In
Regard
to
Proposed
New
Cold
Storage
j
I'lant
Here
J
A
curding
to
waterfront
toaaip
v.'.
lor
the
rumored
nw
cold
tor-plant
at
Prince
Rupert
nave
'
r
it
rx
imlned
recently.
One
of
Mies
u
said
to
be
between
j"..,i..tt-EvlU'i
coal
dock
and
thej
i
ii.n
National
wharf
and
an-i.f.r
the
old
cannery
at
Sea!
(
vn
The
latter
stt
la
known
to
be
ihoae
being
contemplated
by
r
.new
Mllleid
for
hta
:
salmon
cannery
here
GUARD
FOR
HIS
GRAVE'
Post
llurlal
Tribute
Paid
to
former
rreniUent
Coolldce
at
Hi
Native
YUUte
of
Plymouth
PLYMOUTH.
Vermont,
Jan.
9.
-Tr
i
of
the
National
Owrd
wtll
n;
imi.dn
a
gMtd
of
boner
over
the
of
Former
PreaMant
Calvin
.".iuIkc
at
this
village
throughout
o.r
coming
week.
Y'-tirntay
weather
waa
much
im-pi
.vrri
over
Saturday,
whan
the
!..inxr
chief
estecuUve
was
laid
at
''
'
lierr
amid
a
rain
and
hall-''"n
and
thousands
of
New
Hhg-:
.:!(!
.Tit
vtsltad
the
newly
made
Ui.ive
A
memorial
amice
waa
held
yea-'tfi;iv
morning
in
the
Tillage
1
inirrh
hers
for
Plymouth's
areat-
r
t
son
.
Mrv
Cooiidga,
who
came
here
.
preventative
BuUer
oi
Oregon
pan-"h
her
husband
s
body,
has
re-
ltd
nway
here
on
Saturday.
Suf-'
'
ned
to
her
home
In
Northamp-'
faring
from
Bright!
Disease,
he
i.
ii
had
been
stricken
with
pneumonia
while
attending
the
session
of
first
tram
Bast
under
the
new
Congress
here
and
had
been
In
'"no
tuMc
on
the
Canadian
Natlo-
i
Railways,
todays
train
will
vr
at
9
M
tonight
First
train
In
''"rter
the
new
Ume-table
wO
be'
Mt
arriving
at
10:18
tomorrow
"tht
tram
the
Fkut
Five
Prisoners
Sustained
Gunshot
Wounds
and
Two
(Juards
Received
Minor
Injuries
Three
Hundred
Convicts
and
Forty
Officials
Clashed
Saturday
DORCHESTER,
N.B.,
Jan.
chester
Penitentiary,
penal
institution
for
the
Maritime
Provinces,
bore
little
of
its
normal
appearance
today
as
the
debris
was
being
cleared
away
from
the
scene
of
a
five
and
a
half-hour
Iwttle
between
three
hundred
convicts
and
forty
guards.
Five
prisoners
are
recovering
from
gunshot
KvwincU
lusUlned
during
thr
rebel
INAUGURATION
ON
WEDNESDAY
'Clarence
I).
Martin
to
Awumt
Of
fice
ai
Governor
of
Washington
D.
Martin
will
toe
lnauguraied
aa
OwmMr
of
tha
aute
of
Wash-
Jlngton
on
Wednesday
of
this
week
-
noon
at
wiucn
ume
ue
nam
Democratic
administration
of
the
state
wUl
Uke
office
The
Inau
gural
reception
and
ball
will
Uke
oiace
the
same
evening
Many
outstanding
Republican
laglslatori
of
long
standing
will
'not
be
here
on
this
occasion,
hav-;
tag
been
eliminated
In
the
Demo-jcratte
landslide
which
swept
thr
stale
last
Novemoer
SOLON
HAS
SUCCUMBED
Representative
Huller
of
Orrson
rawea
Away
in
Wahlniton
After
lxnt
Illness
WASHINGTON.
DO
.
Jan.
-Re
hospital
for
several
weeks
before,
his
death.
During
Ue
last
few
days
te
bad
been
unconscious
RelaUves
of
Mr
Butler
were
call-
ed
to
Washington
some
weeks
ago
and
were
at
his
bedside
at
the
end.
VOTE
FOR-
;
f
Ex-Ald.
M.
M.
STEPHENS
for
Mayor
For
Aldermen:
EX-MAYOR
HARRY
B.
ROCHESTER
EX-ALD.
JOHN
CURRIE
EX-AM).
VICTOR
IIASSO-BERT
FRED
WESCH
Who
will
serve,
If
elected,
without
pay
9:
(Canadian
Press)
Dor
lion
Saturday
afternoon
and
rve-
nlng.
Two
guards,
named
Bowes
and
Field,
received
minor
Injuries
j
when
(truck
by
flying
missiles.
The
rioting
started
a
few
rain-'
utea
after
four
o'clock
in
Uie
after-
J
noon
and
touted
until
9:90
pjn
I
when
all
prisms
ri
were
under
lock
and
key.
At
tfee
kttat
I
the
con
(Met
at
6-iun.
the
vrwon
wo
Utc
Hta
mtm
jn
uprising
has
not
been
ascertained
The
fighting
broke
out
when
most
of
the
men
had
gathered
inside
the
prison
proper
and
refused
to
go
to
their
SEASON
OPENS
FEBRUARY
1
The
local
Dominion
Fisheries
office
has
received
a
telegram
stating
that
halibut
fishing
opens
this
year
on
February
1
and
next
year
and
thereafter
until
further
notice
the
opening
date
will
be
March
1.
RIOTING
IN
OLD
DUBLIN
Sliillrlahs
I
ly
on
Sunday
as
Political
lUllj
in
O'Connell
Street
1st
Attempted
i
Canadian
Press.)
DUBLIN.
Irtoli
Free
State,
Jan.
9:
Itlottng
broke
out
yesterday
on
U'Oonnell
Street
here
when
a
wll-Ucal
rally
was
attempted.
Women
as
wall
as
men
mixed
freely
In
the
street
battle
after
the
conclusion
of
which
three
dosen
persons
were
trusted
In
hospitals
for
injuries,
none
of
which
were
serious.
The
Interrupted
meeting
was
to
have
been
In
support
of
Former
President
William
Cosgrave.
Prof.
Picard
Lands
In
New
York
Today
NHW
YORK.
Jan.
O-Prof.
Au
gust
Picard,
Swiss
scientist
and
ex
ptorcr
of
the
stratosphere,
landed
hdfe
today
from
Europe.
He
will
make
a
lecture
tour
of
the
United
State
and
will
visit
with
a
bro-titer
who
la
a
chemist
at
Wilmington,
Delaware-
Next
summer
Prof.
Picwrd
Intends
to
direct
a
balloon
flight
Into
the
stratosphere
over
Hudson
Bay.
Candidate
For
Mayoralty
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'
Bx-Ald.
M.
M.
Stephcn-s.
w!...
u-
payers
As'
Two
Candidates
Aspire
For
Mayoralty
Office
During
Ex-AId.
Stephens,
Heading
Ratepayers'
Ticket,
and
Ex
Aid.
Perry,
Opposed
to
Receivership,
in
Field-Other
Nominations
Today
Ex-Aid.
M.
M.
Stephens,
who
heads
the
ticket
of
thej
Yince
Rupert
Ratepayers'
Association,
and
Ex-AId.
R.
F.
I
Perry,
the
princiiMtl
plank
tion
to
a
coinmissioncrship
for
Prince
Ruiwrt,
arc
this
city's
candidates
for
the
mayoralty
in
1U38,
it
was
disclosed
when
nominations
for
civie
office
closed
at
the
office
of
jthe
city
clerk
this
afternoon.
Both"
Mr.
Stephens
and
Mr.
Perry
have
!
had
lone
exoerienee
In
municlDal
office
atthoui
neither
have
before
been
mayor
except,
possibly.
In
an
acting
capacity.
Mr.
Stephens
his
been
a
candidate
previously
fur
the
chief
magistracy
but
it
is
Mr.
Perry's
first
bid
for
the
office.
For
four
vacancies
on
the
alder-manic
board,
there
are
six
candidate
In
the
persons
of
Kx-Mayor
II.'
B.
Hoe
heater,
Bx-Ald.
Victor
Basso-Bert,
Ex-AId.
John
Currie
and
F.
W.
Wesch
nominees
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Ratepayers'
Association.
T.
J.
Shenton
and
Bx-Ald.
R.
A.
McLeod.
These
caitdidatea
are
In
the
field
for
aldcrruautc
seats
vacated
by
Aid.
S.
D.
Macdonakl.
AM.
P.
II.
Linzey.
Aid.
Theo
Oollart
and
Aid.
W.
J.
McCutcheon
whose
terms
of
office
uow
expire.
The
continuing
aldermen
are
J.
II.
Pillsbury,
G.
B.
Oasey,
Q.
W.
Iludderham
and
James
Black
.
D.
C.
Schubert,
3.
D.
Johnston
and
II.
A.
Breon
are
elected
by
aeclama
tion
to
Uiree
seats
on
the
board
of
school
trustees
vacated
by
the
re
tiring
trustees-
W.
J.
Greer.
J.
J.
OlliU
and
D.
C.
Schubert.
The
continuing
trustees
are
Arthur
Brooks-bank
and
W.
O.
Fulton.
The
election
will
take
plaee
on
Thursday.
..
v
Pi
in
Rupert
Rate-
-
k
lati
iii
;
Ensuing
Year
of
whose
platform
is
onnosi
lit!
f
Nomination
Ttlr
complete
list
of
nomination
is
as
follows:
FOR
M.WOIt
Roger
F.
Perry,
contractor,
pro
posed
by
O.
B.
Casey,
seconded
b7
(Continued
on
page
three)
Pensions
Board
In
Session
Here
Major
l-ee
Ward
of
Winnipeg
Pre-sldinr
at
Hearings
Today
Only
Three
Cases
Coming
Dp
Major
Leo
Ward
of
Winnipeg,
member
of
the
Board
of
Tensions
Commissioners
of
Canada,
is
pre-skiing
over
a
pensions
tribunal
which
is
being
held
here
today.
It
is
understood
there
are
but
three
cases
to
come
before
the
trloanal.
Major
Ward
arrived
In
the
rawjui
v
v
niu
ea
a
s
ru
ss
mv
VIRJ
city
'on
Saturday
n'ghU
train
from
the
Bast,
accompanied
by
Major
Day-
r
Y"'
wwl
ooura.
anu
&.
o.
Keeung
oi
Vancouver,
pensions
advocate.
Major
Ward
and
Major
Day
kin
wtll
return
Bast
on
tonight's
train
while
Mr.
Keeling
wtll
proceed
to
Van
-
,
oouvar
on
the
oardena
tomorrow
afternoon.
Plot
Against
All
Big
Steamers
of
Country
Is
Seen
in
Incident
Conflagration
Yesterday
Aboard
Transatlantic
Ship
Paris
While
Moored
at
Her
Dock
Extinguished
Before
j
Extensive
Damage
Done
,
LE
HAVRE,
France,
Jan.
9:
With
the
outbreak
of
flames
on
the
transatlantic
liner
France
at
her
dock
here
at
2:30
yesterday
morning,
strength
was
added
to
the
suspicion
that
a
plot
exists
to
destroy
all
first
class
vessels
of
the
French
merchant
marine.
The
conflagration
on
the
Paris
followed
the
virtual
destruction
of
the
steamer
'Kl'Anlantlque
in
the
English
Chan-
Tfin
inel
k1
weei
ana
lnc
Ioss
ot
I
I
II
I
fC
H
i
Georges
PhiHlpar
in
the
Red
Sea
A
WAV
some
month!
ago.
All
T
t
f
f
f-iri
The
fire
on
the
Parts
broke
out
in
IIVViM
I
IHh
the
first
class
quarters
of
the
ym-
V
Mil
Ad.ol
sc2
thlo
Washlntton
Shocked
at
Death
of
Cbnrressman
Kendall,
for
Tears
Pennsylvania
Representative
WASHINGTON.
DC,
Jan.
9:-W
ashing
ton
was
shocked
yesterday
at
news
of
the
suicide
of
Representative
Samuel
Austin
Kendall.
Republican
congressman
from
Pennsylvania
for
fourteen
vpar
who
was
found
dead
in
his
office
with
a
!
revolver
by
his
side.
He
left
a
mes-
jsage
saying
that
he
had
been
un-
able
to
get
over
the
recent
death
of
his
wife.
Represents
tire
Kendall
was
one
of
the
"lame
duck"
mem
bers
of
Congress,
having
been
de
feated
at
the
tNrrieS;rs!
but
this
defeat
have
Influenced
him
In.
ending
tils
j
own
life.
I
Born
In
Somerset
County,
Perm-!
sylvanla.
November
1.
1859.
Repre-.
sentatlve
Kendall
was
73
years
ofproTln.ul
he
m
S.
'rc
Mirarra
Mount
union
College
in
Alliance.
Ohio,
and
In
1883
was
married
to
Edith
Wiley
of
Lipscomb,
Iowa.
:
Engaged
in
the
lumber
business
at
Pittsburg
atnoe
1890,
Represen
tative
Kendall
was
vice-president
of
the
Kendall
Lumber
Co.
of
Pittsburg
and
of
the
Kendall
Lumber
vofPoratroo
"
twurg.
ore.
He,
trial
by
Stipendiary
Magistrate
waa
alao
prominently
identified
with
;
George
h
MUburn
of
Prince
the
Cttlwttt'
National
Bank
of
lOeorge.
has
elected
for
speedy
trial
Myeredaie,
Penn
and
was
president
.
which
has
been
set
for
Wednesday
of
the
Alexander
and
Kastern
Rail-
or
this
wek
before
Judge
If
A.
T
Robertson
of
Prince
Oeorge.
Representative
Kendall
entered
'
,
public
Ufe
in
18M
when
he
was
elected
a
member
of
the
Pennsylvania
IlOHke
of
Representatives,
holding
his
seat
there
for
four
years.
In
1019
he
waa
elected
a
member
of
the
SIxty-Stxth
Congress
for
the
23rd.
Pennsylvania
district,
holding
his
seat
In
Congress
unUl
last
November
when
he
wan
defeated
In
the
Democratic
landslide
which
swept
the
country.
Representative
Kendall
was
a
member
of
the
Lutheran
Church
and
a
Mason.
Knight
Templar
and
'
Shrlner.
lie
hart
his
home
at
Myers-dale.
Penn..
although
his
most
Important
Interests
were
at
Pittsburg.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
9:
(Canadian
nr
,
,
iiat.
on
Uie
local
exchange
today.
Mr
and
Mrs.
B.
E.
VaWe
return
ed
Saturday
from
a
holiday
spent
in
Winnipeg.
Chief
M.
O.
McKay
of
Kltselas
came
In
on
the
train
Saturday
tuiougi.
which
it
spread
quickly.
However,
the
flames
were
discovered
soon
after
the
outbieak
and
In
about
two
hours
were
completely
extinguished
before
any
great
da-tirwgerd'berrrrtthe'slilp;
;
Since
thXlre
aboard
the
rAntsn-tkjue
it
has
been
learned
that
ine
atmosphere
aboard
that
vessel
had
been
disquieting
for
ume
time
arid
that
there
had
been
a
number
of
anonymous
threats
of
the
ship
aesirucuon
Communists
were
blamed
by
soma
for
the
fire
on
the
Georges
Phlllipar.
Man
Committed
at
Prmce
George
on
Charge
of
Perjury
niuinni
h.,w,r.r.
r
uivLwri
that
Ralnh
nitr,
h,.
(um.
committed
for
trial
at
Prince
George
on
a
charge
of-
perjury.
It
is
alleged
that
Otto,
as
a
defence
witness,
gave
false
evidence
recently
In
a
case
of
supplying
liquor
to
a
minor
and
also
In
a
case
of
taking
liquor
In
a
pubHc
place.
Otto,
who
was
committed
for'
ORDER
IS
CONFIRMED
Ottawa
Rules
That
Thomas
Murphy
Mt
Leave
This
Country
Thomas
WUnam
Murphy,
secretary
of
the
local
Unemployed
Association,
has
been
notified
through
his
counsel
that
his
appeal
agalnsk
a
deportation
order
has
not
bean
granted
and
that
he
will
be
deported
In
Uie
near
future-Murphy
has
been
unemployed
for
the
latt
two
years
and
was
an
aci
Uve
member
or
the
association,
bo-ing
secretary
for
the
last
year.
The
oentral
committee
of
the
Na
tional
Unemployed
Workers'
Association
is
appealing
for
donations
from
sympathizers
and
friends
to
provide
him
with
any
neceaslUes
on
his
was
home
to
Bngland.
Murphy
could
have
recourse
to
one
further
appeal
It
Is
stated,
but
has
d
raided
not
to
avail
himself
night
ami
Is
murrnng
home
Uiaof
It
He
la
a
ship's
cook
by
regular
'evening.
'occupation.