77
-
TAXI
-
77
(TOMMY'S)
Stand,
Capitol
Theatre
Block
Day
and
Night
Service
7
-Passenger
Chrysler
Car
FISH
BOAT
V
IN
WRECK
Oct
10:
tCIM
Tht
mi
Swan
of
Seattle
wm,
ii
ine
OuU
of
Alaska
on
o
advises
rsjoetved
here
-,
of
iar
was
rescued
1
:el
lialro
and
taken
toi
.
!
ihe
hallbutter
Yukon
hull
of
the
Swan
and
YakuUl.
All
the
ma-.i
gone
ancouver
.
a
u
Stocks
Yaneouver
V
v.url.
new
stack.
.40
aek
!
U
ldver
Com.
Jl.
-
oold.
1
11.
River.
66
.
BUr.
JsV
'
n
.36.
Hon.
M.
-
ill
Stiver,
jgtfg,
rive.
.on.
'rellle.
.16.
'
Insho.
jM.
'
i
1
03.
18
akfi.
'
"H
07.
B4
rest,
j6f,
'"if.
.40.
iiy.
.02.
Oils
mi
.004.
-
-
1.10.
&
.75.
imlrt,
07.
!'
Cuia
.
.15,
"in.
.01.
Pacific.
Jl
taekeet).
Toronto
"i"irln.
.18,
'
Patricia.
11.
Lake
OoW,
31.
"Mi.i
33.00.
"mm
.88.
Nirk.
18.80.
I'l.i.
.84.
92.
143
Halibut
Arrival?
Aii,
r,
A'
Nummary
'
183.000
pounds,
0
and
"
wd
6c.
MIJ'-n
None.
American
W.ooo.
Atlln,
8c
and
6c,
""
33.000.
Pacific.
8.4c
and
3VO00.
rtovnl
30.000.
Cold
Storage.
BJo
of
nation
into
victors
ana
van-
be
eternalised."
nnrnAOO.
Oct
16:
-Surgeons
Ul
tllliw
-'.000.
Booth.
8.5c
and
0c.
last
three
year
She
ciraan.
President
ent
trader.
r
Wmln
ere-
r
1
T
Y
Rt
Hon
Walter
Run-1
tflSilOP
IS
Home
of
the
Board
of,
.
r
Trade,
reviewing
Oreat
Britain's
financial
come-back
m
an
address
here.
"We
have
been
able
to
place
our
national
finances
upon
a
foun
dation
almost
as
secure
as
before
the
world
he
said,
that
itv
nwiw
war."
it,
ik:
win.
adding
nuunig
Mill!
position
as
a
world
Amy
Johnson
to
Leave
Hospital
NEW
YORK.
Oct.
16:
(CP-M,
Amy
Johnson
Molllson,
famous
Bri
tish
avlatrtx.
Is
in
Hospital
here
for
a
week's
rest
following
her
recent
aerial
adventures.
She
receives
friends
at
tea
every
aftrnoon
and
expects
to
leave
the
Institution
early
tills
week.
MARTIAL
LAW
BANGKOK,
81am.
Oct.
16:
Mar-
from
the
United
States
and
abroad
jttal
law
lias
have
reported
to
the
American
milage
of
Surgeons
that
13,746
cases
.
havo
been
cured
In
the
been
proclaimed
in
Bangkok
after
two
country
regi
ment
mutinied
and
seised
the
Don-muaag
headquarters
of
the
royal
aeronautical
service.
After
Lengthy
for
a
couple
of
months
visiting
In
the
diocese
and
also
paying
a
brief
ulsle
tt
TVitwnln
aat
at.
tarly
this
Week
'
"Ta
TXi
T
J
spent
In
a
tour
of
the
churches
in
-
;
the
Peace
River
country.
.
Asked
as
to
the
Peace
River
this
season,
the
Bishop
said
that
an
the
Polyclinic
wr,Jr
,rost
nad
In4ured
the
grain
hiw
nuu
nutiui
uw
same
ume
snow
had
fallen
and
beaten
the
crop
down,
thus
accentuating
the
injury
It
was
the
first
Ume
In
the
history
of
the
district
that
the'
crops
had
been
so
badly
injured.
Today's
Weather
TerraoeCloudjr,
sjalm.
36.
Aiyanah-Clear,
aoulh
wind.
.40.
Anyox
Clear,
calm,
33.
Stewart-Cloudy,
aouth
wind.
41
Haaelton
-Cloudy,
calm,
40.
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
n:54
am.
20.7
ft.
Low
..
5:
a.m.
57
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
18:16
pm.
4.7
ft.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
OC
TOBER
16,
1933
To
Try
Again
For
Stratosphere
Altitude
Record
I
week.
Councillors
include
T.
H.
Johnson,
president
of
the
Prince
I
'
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
!
m
a
m
rwii
at
iun
ovumgc
I
our
to
the
hast:
"?
Personal
freedom
I
,
of
bringing
Canada
out
of
the
de
Ti,i.
This
yMp
Year
hv
by
Frost
and
c.....
Snow,
First
Time
In
History
enterprise
and
individual
Initiative.
OBSTACLES
FOR
TRADE
Commerce
Clambers
Recommend
Plans
to
Encourage
Canada-II.
S.
Business
OTTAWA.
Oct.
16:
Recommendations
for
the
removal
of
obstacles
to
trade
between
Canada
and
the
United
States,
reflected
in
Irritating
departmental
regulations
not
uniformly
applied
in
both
countries,
were
contained
In
the
report
of
the
Joint
International
committee
of
the
Chambers
of
Commerce
of
the
two
countries
presented
to
the
Ca-nudiiin
body
at
its
eighth
annual
j
convention.
it
Im
hnnMl
It
1
nlaniufl
tn
Minllnna
Z
underground
work
on
the
property
1-1.
.
,
n,
i
ber
of
Commerce
at
its
annual
eon-
I
program
of
development
on
the
I
company's
holdings
being
eatima-
j
isome
$3S.ueo
II.
L.
Batten
M
E.
of
Vancouver.
th
pomnanv'n
unnatiltlns
1
general
manager
of
the
Oftnadlan
hv
Uu
rw.
n'Z
'
n.k
l.
o.
-j
'
.
.....
pression
by
Floyd
F.
Chambers,
edt-
w
.
i
tor
of
the
Financial
Post,
in
ad-
VIlHiilP
rlressiriD
thp
Panarlian
Rtumlwr
nf
i
Bishop
0
K.
IUx
arrived
home
commerce
here
He
stressed
the
Saturday
night
after
being
away
imnnr.nn.
..,.
Stakes
At
Newmarket
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
ARMAMENT
CONFERENCE
ADJOURNS
TIME
FOR
PCirgmOLDECLARES
MACKENZIE
KING
Geneva
Parley
Refuses
To
Accept
Reason
from
Berlin
for
Withdrawal
Gathering
W
ill
Go
Into
Session
Again
on
Octolicr
26
dermany
Claims
Other
Nations
Refuse
to
Disarm
While
Refusing
Her
Defence
KN'KVA,
Oct.
16:
(CP)
The
world
disarmament
vnee
adjourned
today
until
October
26
after
deelin-accept
Germany's
reason
for
withdrawal
that
the
1
towers
were
unwilling
to
reduce
their
armaments
v
fusing
Germany
the
right
to
arm
herself
with
io-
weapons.
It
is
admittedly
one
of
the
mort
eerious
hcrtata
el
titer
the
League
of
Nations
or
the
disarmament
conference
have
faced.
The
Cardinal
Question"
BBftLIN.
Oct.
10
CP
O.-rtridi,
Tontfb
Minister
von
Neuratli
txi.i
i
tununaxtaeri
the
cardinal
of
swan
of
Seattle
Towed
to
Uon"
current
international
pob
V.knl.i
M..l,ln,r
linn,
t
mi
um
MW"
uivumii
Crew
U
Sale
MET
WITH
DISASTER
Far
lUpremed
lor
Safety
of
AKka
Mail
Beats
Crew
and
Two
Ihmian
Stientists
SliWAIll).
Ateka.
(4.
16:
(CP)
Fear
h
etpreaed
for
the
safety
of
two
llutan
seienlkts
and
their
reseoers
Hh
tlte
discovery
at
the
end
of
lite
week
of
the
rapsiscd
mail
ImmI
Good
Hope
In
shoals
eleht
mHea
north
of
Cape
Prince
of
Walea
bland.
Alaka.
Tin
seJentktt
were
reeued
by
the
nxH
boat
after
they
had
been
shlpwreekrd
on
little
Diomnte
l4and,
only
to
be
shipwrecked
stain
when
the
GhkI
Hope
turned
oyw
in
the
shoaU
off
North
Cape.
Mariners
believe
that
the
maH
boat
was
driven
into
the
sneak
when
the
motor
failed
in
a
storm.
Former
Ladysmith
City
Clerk
Given
Five
Years
in
Pen
NANAIMO.
Oct
16
(CP-C.
J.
Callln.
former
city
clerk
of
Lady-amlth.
who
was
convicted
at
the
Supreme
Court
Assises
here
last
week
on
a
charge
of
theft
of
$3940
Of
Civk-
funds,
was
tvntencad
to
five
ytan'
imprisonment
by
Chief
Justice
Aulay
Morrison.
Loula
Poulaln
of
Ladysmith.
convicted
of
manslaughter
by
a
Jury
here
in
connection
with
Uw
fatal
stabblnK
of
Robert
8yme
on
a
atreet
at
Ladysmith
on
September
7,
was
sentenced
to
two
years1
Imprisonment
by
Hi
Lordship.
Many
Thousands
of
Cancer
Cases
Cured
Continent
and
Surswma
on
Thh
Abroad
ISeporl
SurteoM
Lieut
-Commands:
T
u
W
Sc
..
uvu
.:.!
a.
uio
unv.
p
a
.i
svo;m
attempt
to
reach
the
stratosphere
from
Uk
Chu-aK"
world
l.n:
n.
,w
eflor:
to
surmount
the
height
record
of
11
miles,
1.406
yards
1
63,335
feen
set
o
three
Russian
scientists.
Prof.
Oeo.
Prololiev
Brnet
Biinbaimi
and
C.
D.
Oodnnow.
The
new
mark
of
the
Russians
is
more
tt-u.
a
au-
higher
than
the
rfincc
attained
In
the
flight
of
Prof.
Auguste
Ptccard.
BeJgten
scienUst.
ana
the
first
nun
to
reach
the
stratosphere
Settle's
first
attempt
ended
when
Um
balloon
failed
to
keep
altitude.
BRITAIN
IN
COME-BACK
Inundation
Today
Almost
as
Strong
As
Ilefore
War,
Says
lluneiman
ST.
IVBS.
Bnc
Oct.
16:
"By
U1G
INCKLASK
IN
CANADIAN
TKADi;
OTTAWA.
Oct.
16:
(CP
Canadian
exports
Increased
by
$16J00.ew
in
September
this
4
,
year.
Imports
by
S3.7SO.000
and
1
revenue
eolleeMons
by
HMO,-
000.
It
Is
announced
by
the
De-
;
MMinii
with
ibsi
uhMi
u
uau.
uarUtient
of
National
Revenue.
;
LOCAL
MAN
ON
COUNCIL
Commerce
Restrictions
On
Trade
Cannot
Continue
Says
Liberal
Party
Leader
Urges.
Three
Federal
Constituencies
in
By-Elections
to
Express
Dissatisfaction
With
Bennett
GovernmentWould
Do
Much
to
Help
L'ASSOMPTION,
Que.,
Oct
16:
:(CP)-An
appeal
to
the
electors
of
the
three
Dominion
constituencies
of
Resti-gouche-Madawaska,
N.B.,
Yamaska,
Que.,
and
Mackenzie,
bask.,
to
express
dissatisfaction
with
the
restrictions
piaced
on
Canadian
trade
by
the
government
of
Prime
Minister
Bennett
was
made
here
Sunday
by
Rt,
Hon.
W.
m-
Mackenzie
King,
leader
of
the
rrTTTiT
n
Tin
"oerai
I"
"
speaking
at
uuudll
ur
MINE
CREW
Work
to
Continue
Throughout
Winter
on
Columario
With
Thirty
Men
Employed
'Mill
in
Spring
Development
Program
Costing
$35.
j
1
000
to
Precede
Selection
Of
Site
Fifteen
men
are
now
employed
I
In
development
work
on
the
Colum-!
;
arlo
mine
on
OoM
Creek
near
Usk
!
!
and
In
the
near
future
It
Is
planned
:
to
double
this
erew.
stated
John
Wtllman,
manager
of
the
company,
who
left
at
the
week-end
on
j
his
return
to
the
interior
after
a
brief
visit
to
the
city.
Camp
accommodation
for
the
additional
men
is
now
being
arranged
for.
As
a
result
of
this
development
work,
it
will
be
possible
to
determine
the
ultable
site
for
the
t
ii
int,vn
n...i
i
f.
i.;nW8t
concen-
Of
Oinarfian
Than,
W
f
I
traUn
mU1
whteh
Panned
i
to
almost
on
the
financial
rocks,
we
'
fordKvans
fa
Kvans
.
of
or
m,
Winnipeg
Winnipeg
.
;
wa
wa
elected
elected
throiurhoilt
Ulrouhout
m
1
1
n
.1
have
now
attained
the
position
of
being
the
strongest
financial
coun
try
in
the
world
'Id
with
with
the
the
moat
most
ere
dit,"
declared
rally
In
honor
of
P.
A.
Seguin,
MJ.
for
1'AsaompUon.
who
was
celebrating
the
twenty-fifth
anniversary
of
his
entry
into
political
life.
"Your
verdict
will
not
put
the
government
oat
of
office."
safcd
Mr.
King,
"but
It
will
go
a
lent;
way
to
fern
the
government
to
change
Its
poUdea
In
a
way
that
win
help
the
country.
The
time
has
come
when
the
tonmtimv
tteJRRe.
parttcu-larly
in
connection
with
trade
and
commerce,
must
be
changed
or
the
government
itself
must
be
chant
ed"
NEW
HEAD
OF
CHURCH
Rev.
J.
51.
McGUUvray
Named
BX.
Presbyterian
Moderator
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
16:
(CD-Rev
J.
M.
McOiUrvray
has
been
elected
moderator
of
the
British
Columbia
synod
of
the
Presbyterian
Church
of
Canada.
n
.I
it
.
,
hiatal
on
the
property
Work
on
the
j
DeigiaDS
iieaVieSl
mill
will
be
started
by
next
spring.
i
.
,
oy
nigm
on
nn
rerarn
soutn
roi-
'
lowinB
a
vlalt
tn
th
nrniMln
hut
l
and
personal
t1
tn
ho
hanlr
m
Ot
om.ir.rl
responsibility
to
the
state
were
de-
i
,
;
i
Ui
ihm
kwu
ur
il.
,
,
,
,
Bnaiand
was
also
regaining,
bit
by
I'm
re
River
Crops
Hadlj
Injured
.
.
M
tne
most
means
three
weeks.
bit.
her
old
Urmkers
ot
beer
People
of
Great
Britain
Come
Second
In
Consumption
of
Beverage
LONDON.
Oct.
16
The
Belgians
re
the
heaviest
consumers
of
beer
'1
the
world,
statistics
made
public
reveal.
The
people
of
Oreat
Britain
are
second.
LOST
HIS
WAY
HOME
Klngstord-Smith
Lands
1000
Miles
From
Destination
In
Australia
Medieval
KnUht
Winner
of
Great
t
SYDNEY.
Oct.
HU-Wing
Corn-British
Race
jmander
Sir
Charles
Kingsford-
Smith,
following
his
record
break-
NEW
MARKET.
Bng..
Oct.
16
J
'
rng
flight
from
Bogland.
hopped
off
A
Dewar's
Medieval
Knight
won
1
from
Wyndham.
Australia,
for
this
the
Middle
Stakes,
one
of
England's
city,
but
lost
his
way
and
alighted
areaiesi
races
ror
two-year
olds,
at
Camooweal.
Queensland.
over
the
six
furlong
course
by
a
length
over
the
Aga
Khan's
Mrs.
Rustom.
Sir
Alfred
Butt's
Flying
Coot
was
third.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
16:
CP
Wheat
was
quoted
at
63
Vc
on
the
local
exchange
Friday
and
dropped
to
31cc
Saturday.
Winnipeg
October,
.60.
November.
.60V4.
December,
.59T.
May,
.644.
more
than
one
thousand
miles
from
his
goal.
University
of
New
York
Gives
Honor
Former
Governor
NJSW
YORK.
Oct.
18:
-The
honorary
degree
of
LL.B
has
been
conferred
upon
Former
Governor
A.
E.
Smith.
He
has
received
similar
honors
from
a
number
of
other