I
IVitr..
I
r
.
m
77
-
TAXI
-
77
(TOMMY'S)
Stand,
Capitol
Theatre
Block
J..
,v
and
Night
Service
ranger
Chrysler
Oar
O,
'
1
the
iii.scautofu
t
i
tl
set-r.'lt
ii'
m
tne
j-
rtb'
'
i
eve?
tfn
Mi
i"(.;rtd
tv'tamrntny
tn-
In
Fight
aWr
3EHHJ
fAIT
IVN
MACKENZIE
:tr
O
'
5.
Hon
king
at
cam-.Tf
o
i
behalf
of
s'itherland.
Liberal
"
re-election
to
the
hantPd
Um
Oo-Ofv-:
wnwealth
Fdera-"
nl
plank
from
the
'f"rm
and
asserted
'!ic
government
had
'
'
oolmnbia
the
of
Canada.
CUBA
HAS
BIG
GALE
Ir,,H'3l
Tin
mt.il
m
UUnil
Republic
xx.atns
Down
as
Heavy
Slornt
Hairs
Havava
uba,
Oct.
5:
As
a
A
V
Site
VOTERS'
LIST
NEEDED
ni.FOKi:
NOMINATIONS
;
ARK
FORMALLY
MADE
I
e
Nominations
for
the
forth-
coming
provlncWtl
election
will
i
not
be
iomally
received
by
the
j
retumtnc
officer
until
after
the
new
voters'
list
has
been
prepared
and
certified.
It
was
stAarl
this
morning.
The
list
4
muti
be
avauawe
so
tnai
,
name
of
candidates
and
t
sponsor
may
be
checked.
The
list
is
expected
to
be
ready
wtihtn
the
next
day
or
so.
No-
initiations
will
clone
on
Thurs-
day
of
next
week.
Meantime,
ot
course,
nomination
papers
may
be
token
out
on
behalf
of
ean-
dldatca.
4
KILLED
AT
POWELL
R.
Hit
and
Run
Driver
Held
Responsible
For
Double
Tragedy
Last
Evening
POWELL
RIVER.
Oct.
5:
(CP)
George
Vario
and
Steve
Koleaar
were
Wiled
and
a
third
man
was
Injured
when
a
truck
driven
by
a
hit
and
rurr
driver
crashed
Into
4hem
strike,
if
necessary,
to
prevent
participation
of
Great
Britain
in
any
future
war.
The
convention
heard
RL.
Hon.
Arthur
Henderson
declare
that
participation
of
United
States
and
Russia
was
necessary
in
pea
re
conversations
sponsored
by
the
League
of
Nations.
:
BODIES
ARE
TAKEN
OUT
Search
Continuing
in
Los
Angeles
Canyon
For
Remains
of
,
Fire
Fighters
'
'
LOO
ANGELES.
Oct
3:
Further
i
bodies
were
removed
(a
to
yesterday
from
the
box
canyon
nl
Griffith
Park,
a
suburb
of
this
dty,
where
between
fifty
and
sixty
unemployed
relief
workers
were
burned
to
death
on
Tuesday
while
flihUnt
a
brush
fire.
Most
of
the
bodies)
were
burned
i
beyond
recognition
and
some
could
,
not
be
definitely
Identified
although
the
name
of
all
the
mtatlnr
are'
recorded.
The
victim
wore
em-;
ployed
on
various
relief
projects
at!
$2.40
ner
day
ten
dava
nor
mvn
I
li
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Lloyd
George
Unveils
Memorial
to
Lewis
Carroll
dinner
here
last
night
tn
connection
'
wtth
the
convention
of
the
National
Association
of
Catholic
ChartUe.
The
chief
executive
expressed
optimism
for
a
continued
improvement
in
the
economic
and
Industrial
af
fairs
of
the
country
but
emphasized
favoring
the
calling
ot
a.
general
(
the
necessity
of
the
public
continual
CANDIDATE
FOR
ATLIN
United
Front
Decides
to
Enter
Owing
to
C.
C.
F.
Apathy
Claiming
lack
of
co-operation
from
the
C.
C.
F.
candidate,
T.
J.
Shentnn,
whom
.they
had
originally
Intended
to
support.
It
was
announced
at
United
Front
headquarters
here
this
morning
that
It
was
intended
by
that
party
to
put
a
candidate
In
the
field
In
At-lirt
riding.
The
name
of
Joe
Grace,
pioneer
loggers'
union'
orcaniirr.
who
Is
now
residing
at
Stewart,
Is
prominently
mentioned
as
a
possible
candidate.
Fred
Garner
of
Prince
Rupert
is
also
mentioned.
"With
six
candidates
Ii),
he
field
in
Atlin
riding,
we
feci
that
our
chance:
and
had
been
drafted
to
fight
the
Pound
Sterling
and
Those
holding
reservation
on
as.
Prince
Rupert
for
Ketahlkan
New
York
Exchange
NEW
YORK.
Octobers
The
Brl-
t
NEW
YORK.
October
5-
Wish.'
renewed
buying
demand
following
ths
rece-t
slump,
a
bull
movement
got
under
way
on
the
New
York
Stock
Exchange
yesterday
wtth
all
ssuea.
particularly
indstrsas.
moving
forward
definitely.
Ixitt-'rial
average
for
the
day
was
up
s
J
point,
rails
2.77,
and
uUtttles
up
1.53.
FUNERAL
IS
HELD
Henry
Ileilbroner
Laid
at
Rest
With
Many
Attending
Final
Rites
This
Afternoon
First
United
Church
was
crowded
ins
to
assist
In
relief
and
charity
10
capacity
this
afternoon
by
work.
j
friends
and
sympathizers
for
the
funeral
service
ot
the
late
Henry
Ileilbroner.
one
ot
Prince
Rupert's
best
known
and
most
popular
younger
men.
whose
death
at
the
age
of
twenty-three
years
occurred
earlier
In
the
week.
The
service
was
a
most
impressive
one
and
was
conducted
by
Rev.
C.
D.
Clarke,
the
pastor,
who
was
Assisted
by
Very
Rev.
James
B.
Gibson,
dean
of
St.
Andrews
Anglican
Cathedral.
Miss
Swanna
Ola
f
son,
church
organist,
presided
at
the
organ.
Prior
to
the
service,
the
body
had
lain
In
state
at
the
church
tor
two
hours
during
which
time
many
friends
availed
themselves
ot
the
opportunity
to
take
a
farewell
view
of
the
remains.
:
Following
the
service.
Interment
'
was
made
m
Falrview
Cemetery,
a
long
concourse
followtng
the
cor
tege
to
the
final
resting
place
Pallbearers
were
W.
E.
Drake.
Alex
Mitchell.
J.
II.
McLeod.
0.
T.
Tinker,
R.
L.
McLennan
and
Phillip
Edgcumbe.
Ksieem
"
ana
"u
ajmp-wv
sympathy
wui
ax
SIlVKR
AND
COPPER
ON
NEW
YORK
MART
NEW
YORK.
Oct.
5.
CP
Bar;
silver
silver
closed
rinMvi
----
nr
at
39viC
3H.r
ner
per
niinr
ounce
on
on'
'
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
2:37
ajn.
19.9
ft
....
14:30
pjn.
.21.6
ft.
.
Low
.8:33
am.
6.2;
It.
21:12
p.m.
22
ft.
vj-
Nl
m'
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THtjRSD
AY,
OCTOBER
6,
1933
price:
five
centh
REFUNDING
LOAN
TO
BE
OFFERED
PUBLIC
ON
OCTOBER
10
Wii-Jeiv
Treatment
Is
Condemned
by
League
;
Of
Nations
Members
successive
Speakers
For
Various
Countries
Unanimous
1(1
Views
Against
inner
milium:
VvUimuiau
Delegate
Opens
Discussions
i
,1
V
A.
Oct.
5:
(CP)
Germany
today
faced
a
bar-:
-liiciHii
when
succeasive
speakers
for
different
m
the
political
commission
of
the
League
of
Nasi
mned
her
for
her
treatment
of
the
Jewn
and
t
rejected
her
conception
of
an
athnic
nation
A
i
not
limited
by
political
frontiers,
it
was
held.
J
Minion
Canadian
"
'"'
wpt
the
latenrt
of
'
"'xy
doing
contldernble
1
1
ir-wnlng
another
rtoa-1
11
hurricane,
troops
and
""
nuietday
and
Utile
1"W
RMLlnn
nf
'
1,'r
.r
ifmrtutKi
at
a
reault
'
Hi,
tthli.h
i.j
"'I
tele-a-ranh
'"'"UinlrnMnn.
.
.....
nvit
nun
rtpottM
'
r"nderabla
looUng
was
N'0
FISH
BALB
b,l"
In
with
catches
"
of
halibut
on
the
v
thin
morning
rfcW.
SCHOOL
DODGE
COVE
Wsfk
Hm
Starlsd
on
Uliby
Island
Stiuatuie
aml
Road
h
Asked
-
Ujr
SetUf
rs
M
new
Mteol
MM
fnf
l
bring
rifwl
at
Italic
Corf.
Dlgbr
Ma
M
Already
thf
foundation
hai
hr
tartH
b
olntar
U-bf
and
M
h
propwrd
to
continue
N
rk
as
a
rommanttir
undrr-tiV'"!
m
that
tbr
HI
rot
Ux
sfBcawcnt
nothing.
Lumber
1.
r
-tM
la
be
in
the
ground
aHtw
WwlVfin-
wit)
i"s
!
f'-MH
b
tlf
rnd
of
thl
month-
Mra.
I).
Luml
h
brn
anMilnlr'
te'hr
and
U
at
pre-cnt
M4Hg
r(f
in
Carl
Chn'c
he.
The
h
the
new
bulMIng
H
II
hr
M
fMt
and
It
will
be
of
frame
construction.
The
reonle
at
the
Ctc
he
petitioned
the
govern
went
for
a
road
In
order
to
enable
the
children
to
get
to
ixhool
and
for
better
communication
between
the
home
which
hire
been
established
there.
At
preent
II
U
tery
difficult
getting
around.
Vancouver
5Uocks
lOnUltoOT
O
Jlloa0l
I
Vancouver
B
Mtaaouri
JO.
Oeorfla
River.
Ot.
lrwttan
Minea.
01
Lwky
Jl.
W
National
BUvtr,
JW.
Noble
llw,
.10.
Prnd
OrelUe,
IJi.
PrcniMr.
1J0.
Portr
Idaho.
..
Recrea
MacdonaM.
i.
Sllvtr
Creat,
.014.
Bluebird.
n.
R
X
.
.41.
Drlrtgf
RW.
.
"
Morning
SUr.
Jl.
Natlre
Son.
.00ft.
toward,
.00.
nno.
M.
WayaWf.
.40.
Vavrly-Taf".
Olli
A.
P.
Con
,
JO.
Oslmont,
.11.
ttibyan
Pat.
M
lloma,
1J0.
C.
At
K..
1.J0.
FrelMld.
H
8trUn
raclflc.
31
Toronto
Shtrrltt
Gordon.
Norandn.
36
60.
Columarlo.
Central
Pitrlflc,
KlrkUnd
Lak.
International
Nickel.
J0.78.
Oranada.
83
MaraMa.
1
IV.
Slsco.
t
4li
No
Bx-premier
Lloyd
Qecrje
it
not
glrln?
il.c
banny
a
lecture
He
has
ui
uureU-j
a
mamoriaj
to
Lawla
Carroll,
who
made
the
bunny
famous
1
1
his
immorUI
"Alice
In
Wonderland.'
The
alx-foot
monument
standa
at
Lla
tluono,
Wales.
VANCOUVER
CANDIDATES
Mrs.
MacKar.
Donaghy
and
U'alkrm
Nominated
at
Independent
C.
C.
V.
in
Grand
Forks
VICTORIA.
Oct.
5:
(CP)
The
follow
tag
mmlnaUons
have
been
reported
since
yesterday
in
the
provtaeM
ejection
conteot:
Vancouver-Point
Grey
Mrs.
Laura
Olekle
MacKay,
DugaM
Donaghy
and
George
A.
Walkam.
Independents.
GrarW
Forks-areen
wood
Robert
Lawaon,
O.
C.
F.
IS
STRONG
FOR
PEACE
British
Labor
Tarty
Plcdies
Resistance
to
War
Peace
Co-operation
of
United
States
and
Russia
Necessary
HASTINGS.
Knr,
Oct.
S:
(CP).
The
nritish
Labor
Party.
In
annual
convention
here
yesterday,
pledged
Its
strong
resistance
lo
any
war
and
passed
a
resolution
favoring
total
disarmament
of
all
nations.
A
resolution
was
also
passed
HEARD
BY
CATHOLICS
("resident
Roosevelt
Addresses
As-sociition
of
Charities
In
New
York
City
NBW
YORK.
Oct.
5:-Pmtdent
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
addreased
a!
Bennett
Says
Country
On
Road
to
Recovery
In
Asking
For
Money
i
Government
Seeking
$225,000,000
"Downward
Trend
Has
Come
to
Stop
and
Upward
Swing
is
'
Now
in
Progress"
I
OTTAWA,
Oct
5:
(CP)-With
due
precaution
against
unwarranted
optimism,
I
think
I
may
say
in
Canada
that
we
are
now
on
the
road
to
recovery,"
Prime
Minister
R.
B.
Bennett
declares
in
a
statement
with
which
he
will
launch
the
campaign
in
connection
with
a
refunding
loan
which
is
to
be
offered
to
the
public
on
October
10.
It
Is
announced
.
L.
-
thc
loan
will
be
limited
to
$225,000,-
HF
AVY
HA
IN
0f
.
p
iX
months
KKjr
x
1
appear
to
demonstrate
with
ln-
IT
CrVfrt'VO
-reaa,nS
clarity
that
the
dovnvard
i
I
Ml
til
111
v
N
d
baa
eoflie
to
a
definite
step
VAKI-r
,
ma
uiat
an
upward
trend
la
now
I
Hn
progress,-
states
Premie
Bennett
V'lt'ct
Forward
Movement
Re-
corded
on
New
York
F.achanga
,'
Tcsterday
m
quoting
statistical
reports
on
industry
and
trade
of
Ue
country.
DISTANCE
FLIGHTS
French
Flyers
Leave
Algeria
India
AlelUsoni
Flight
Delayed
For
ORAM.
Algeria.
Oei
5:
(CP)
Two
French
aviators,
seeking
a
world's
distance
record,
hopped
oft,
from
here
yesterday
wtth
India
as
their
destination.
Amy
and
Jim
Delayed
TORONTO.
Oct.
5:
(CP)
The
olane
of
Capt.
and
Mrs.
James
A.
Moilison
was
repaired
yesterdiy
following
the
crash
of
Tuesday
hen
damage
was
done
to
the
un-iercarrlage
in
taking
off
but,
wHh
weather
reports
fog
an
stags
ot
he
route
unfavorable,
all
possibility
faded
of
a
take-off
today
from
vvasaga
Beach
for
Bagdad
on
another
long
distance
flight
attempt.
Electors
of
Vancouver
May
Vote
On
First
.Narrows
Project
Bridge
Head
Site
Important
Matter
VANCOUVER,
October
5-Repre-aentathres
ot
the
Vancouver
city
-ounciL
Parks
Board
and
bridge
company,
at
a
eontaroree
yssier-day
afternoon,
agreed
upon
the
draft
form
of
a
pfeUMtte
to
be
submitted
to
the
psopte
In
connection
with
the
FUat
Narrows
hrWte
project.
Before
Um
plebiscite
can
be
put,
however.
It
must
to
ratified
by
the
eity
council.
The
question
ot
a
bridge
head
lite
Stanley
Park
is
one
of
the
important
matters
to
come
up
in
connection
with
the
project
and
this
will
have
to
receive
special
at
the
bands
ot
the
-
ojderatlon
wwcr.uc.
S
ot
success
there?,
lit
h.4a
i;4v.
.V'tki
tui
I
uressea
Dy
ine
numerous
and
beau-j
city
council
r,LkS-.
.:r.
'
ltu
floral
tribute
which
were
of-
lire.
i
fTnnnrlinn
Ilnllnr
nti
......
......
'.',
,
,
'
fered
and
with
which
the
bier
was
!
banked
at
the
church.
BRIDGE
IS
CONSIDERED
John
Carmichael,
Pioneer
of
City
Of
Edmonton,
Dies
uu
itciveia
usn
oouna
sierunK
cioeea
ai
it
-
RnvrnMTTkM
rv.ink..
t.
.
i
ti,.
CM...
.
.......
.
"
;
:
:
-
-
win
ih.1,
cvcninu
ner
r,c.
nc
mcu.vj
..vjr
5
ooowngs
are
7Gi
on
ine
local
roreign
exenange
the
local
meUJ
market
today
and
Carmichael
well
known
pioneer
of
were
walking
homeward
from
the
heavy
and
spuce
cannot
be
nuar-
yesterday
The
Canadian
dollar
ennm-r
unrhnni
nf
oi.r
rr
hi.
n,..
...
....
paper
mill
.antecci
beyond
that
time.
(23H
r!as-d
ul
8'
pound
,the
ugc
of
seventy-two.