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Vol
XXIV
No.
128
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
MAY
31,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
HYPERION
KEARY,
-
-
-
-
Former
Mayor
of
New
Westminster
Came
to
This
Coast
in
1859
Thomas
Dcasy,
Formerly
of
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
Now
Sole-Survivor
of
Those
Who
Came
Out
In
Famous
.
Ship
Victoria
Seventy-Four
Years
Ago
NEW'
WESTMINSTER,
May
31:
(Canadian
Press)
-Due
of
the
most
colorful
characters
of
British
Columbia,
William
H.
Keary,
for
many
years
city
clerk
at
New
Westminster,
away
this
morning
at
the
age
of
seventy-m
years
following
a
lengthy
illness.
He
arrived
here
at
tin-
ape
of
two
years
from
Portsmouth,
England,
with
his
wuthcr.
who
was
a
member
of
the
DISCUSSES
ECONOMICS
International
.
Dtbti
and.
Current?
li
flalion
Subject
of
Talk
by
Dr.
J.
II.
Carson
Some
Impressions
Local
Mrdieal
Man
Heard
by
In
low
.Mejnbers
of
Oyro
Club
Unless
some
maans
cm
be
de-d
of
meeting
the
war
debt
shut
ion.
a
situation
tor
which
tfce
;
i
-sent
younger
generation
was
noil
:'
Miutbe
but
which
has
seta
v.nded
down
to
it
and
which
may
tip
risnded
on
U
s
generatloa
u
'.
unborn.
I
cannot
aee
how
we
avoid
turninj
to
some
radl-
i
Mm
socr.
a
communism,"
de-i..red
Dr
J
H
Carson
in
a
Ulk
f
ire
the
Prlnpf
Rupert
Oyro
""'.no
yesterday
on
the
subject
of
international
Debt
and
Cur-
m
nrv
Tnflsllnn
"
T)r
Carson.
Who
jusi
back
from
a
trip
to
Vienna'
nd
elsewhere
in
Europe,
conveyed.
l
the
mentters
of
the
club
and
'
viral
of
the
guest
some
of
hU
nipresslons
as
a
result
of
the
trip.
:
ferrtng
more
particularly
to
ec-iw,m!c
matters
such
as
currency
nidation
about
which
he
appeared
'
be
skeptical,
at
least
as
a
means
"f
any
one
ration
individuaUy
at-'"mptmg
to
solve
1U
economical
problems.
Showing
how
currency
m
nation
had
failed
in
Austria
and
Ormany.
he
likened
the
present
x.Hiton
of
Oreat
Britain
and
Canada
In
retard
to
external
debts
a
result
of
the
war
to
the
position
which
had
prevailed
after
the
w.ir
in
Austria
and
Germany
boUt
"i
whlrh
nations
had.
In
nieces-(Continued
on
rase
Fsur)
Joseph
Bialo
is
Buried
at
Stewart
"FUli
Creek
Joe"
Lost
His
Uf
Result
of
Accident
at
Premier
STEWART.
May
31:
The
fu-kthI
of
the
late
Joseph
Mk
wait
h
ld
on
Sunday,
interment
being
made
in
Uie
Stewart
Oemetery.
Derailed,
who
was
well
known
a
Flith
Creek
Joe."
was
a
familiar
mure
to
all
in
Uie
Salmon
RWer,
V.illry.
Death
followed
injuries
suf-li'i'ed
as
a
result
of
an
nccldrnt
un-lerground
at
the
r-remler
mine.
An
''luest
was
held
on
Friday
last
and
udjourned
until
yesterday
when
it
exported
the-
limnector
of
mln's
would
be
prescui
j
COLORFUL
PIONEER
FIGURE
..
.
.
i
.
.
OF
Royal
Engineer
and
who
had
previously
served
in
the
Crimean
War.
The
family
came
to
British
Columbia
via
Cape
Horn
in
the
sailing
vessel
Euphrates
when
New
Westminster
was
still
largely
a
vast
for-
tat.
lit
was
mayor
bare
tat
seven
years
ana
was
the
second
last
aur
vtvor
U
thee
wtto
arrtA
otv
4H
famous
ship
Victbrta
In
Janaary
1N.
Thomas
Doaay.
former
Victoria
nre
chief
and
for
yean
Indian
Agewt
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Isl
ands.
is
now
the
sole
survivor.
HANSON
IS
IN
DEBATE
Ma4
Something
to
Say
About
Lumbar
Clauses
in
French
Tariff
Agreement
Ohl
Hanson,
Mi'
for
Skeena.
took
oart
m
the
House
of
Commons
at
ite
recent
sees
ion
in
discussion
of
lumber
clauses
in
a
new
tariff
agreement
between
Canada
and
Prance.
Hon.
C
H
Cahau.
secretary'
of
state,
answering
a
number
of
Queries
Blade
by
Mr.
Hanson.
Itort
of
the
debate,
as
recorded
m.
Hansard,
was
as
follows:
Mr.
Hanson-
Item
131
in
schedule
A
deals
with
woods,
in
rough
toga
not
squared,
with
or
without
bark.
of
any
length,
and
the
minimum
tariff
is
applied
to
that
item.
I
cannot
find
anything
with
regard
to
planed,
squared
or
manufactured
lumber.
Mr.
Cahan
The
minimum
tariff
is
granted
on
wood
in
rough
logs,
not
squared,
with
or
without
bark,
and
of
a
certain
circumference,
or
squared
or
sawn
common
wood,
and
also
on
paving
blocks,
but
It
Is
confined
to
that.
Those
produfts
are
the
only
ones
with
respect
to
which
thev
were
prepared
to
give
us
the
minimum
tariff.
These
Items
were
dtacussed
one
by
one.
sometimes
for
days,
but
that
was
the
entire
concession
obtained.
Mr.
Hanson
Then
we
arc
hot
a,
liberty
to
ship
manufactured
lum
ber
to
France?
Mr.
Cahan
Yea,
under,
the
gen
eral
tariff.
Mr.
Hanson
We
weed
to
ship
railway
sleepera
and
bridge
Umber
partly
mnufscuml.
Mr
Cahan
If
the
hon.
gentleman
means
sawn
common
lumbo.
that
goes
under
the
minimum
tar
Iff.
Mr
Hanson
Bawn
lumber,
but
not
manufactured
Into
flooring
and
(Continued
on
Page
Four)
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER
My
31
:
(Canadian
perssi
Wheat
was
quoted
nt
62c
on
tin-
local
exchange
today.
WINS
Quit
Old
Planes
For
Three
-
Mile
-
a
Sjfted.
speed
and
still
more
spec
J
is
the
rry
of
aviatm-
leader
us
,)i.m.s
ut
handling
summer
air
traffic
are
being
formulated
Ships
which
made
90
m:hs
an
h
ur
a.o
passe
as
new.
beautiful
metal
monoplanes,
capable
of
flying
you
from
coast
to
coast
in
18
hours
at
.iic
rate
of
at
k-ast
150
rapes
an
hour,
ard.
in
some
cases,
three
miles
a
minute,
supersede
them
Contrast
the
frail
enft.
upper
left,
which
the
Wright
brothers
flew
a-.
KtUy
Ilawk.
fiC.
in
190T
carwoir
ol
attaining
the
as-toundinz
speed
of
38
miles
an
hour
with
the
tytssl
development
in
alrpla
es.
below.
The
latter
ship,
with
a
top
speed
of
183
mites
an
hour,
is
-the
type
which
will
replace
pUnes
similar
to
the
MAN
GETS
e
WHIPPING
?
ierlous
Criminal
Cases
Dealt
With
By
Judge
Robertson
In
Special
County
Court
Session
in
Pouce
Co
ope
A
number
of
serious
criminal
cases
were
dealt
-with
by
Judge
H
A
Robertson
of
Prince
Oeorge
at
ft
special
session
of
County
Courr
conducted
at
Pouce
Coupe
In
the
Pwuv
Rlvr
(HalrteL
Moordinc
to
dTlfr'
received
at
divisional
head-
nuartM
nf
tiu
nrnvlrwltt1
iwiltrf
I
w
I
I
hert.
I
Ob
a
charge
of
Indecent
assault,
a
man
named
Nicholson
was
sentenced
to
two
years'
imprisonment
nt'Ntw
Westminster
penitentiary
wnh
fifteen
lashes.
Another
man
named
Silnson
was
sentenced
to
eighteen
months'
Imprisonment
at
Okalla
on
a
carnal
knowledge
charge.
For
theft
a
man
named
Inks
received
a
sentence
of
four
months.
Today's
Stocks
a
Supplied
by
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltd
Toronto
Int.
Nickel
17J.
Noramla.
340.
In
Shtrrltt
Oordon,
1.49.
Vancouver
nig
Missouri.
.37.
Drldge
River
Con.,
J4H.
Gewr'a
niver.
.om.
lucky
Jim,
.06.
National
Silver.
.W.
Noble
nvc,
21.
Nicola.
.70.
Meridian.
.Go.
NaUve
Son.
.13V,.
Pend
Oreille.
1.80.
Torter
Idalw.
.17.
Premier,
1.03j
necvea
McDonald.
.40.
Reward.
.18,
neno.
2.01.
Silver
Croat,
08ft.
Wayside,
.57.
Whitewater,
nti.
D.
R,
X.
O0U.
.58.
Oils
A.
P.
Con..
.21.
Oalniont.
.10.
Fabjun.
.OOH.
Mercury.
.13.
United.
.11.
C.
St
E.
Corp..
.81.
DERBY
RACE
TODAY
S1NO-JAPANESK
WAK
COM
IS
TO
KM)
WITH
AK.MISTICL
SIOM.NTi
8HAN0IIAI,
May
31
:
(Canadian
PreastFormal
armistice
in
the
North
China
warfare
was
signed
today
by
military
representatives
ef
China
and
Japan
at
Tangta.
The
military
campaign
of
the
last
several
months
thus
comes
definitely
to
an
end.
HIS
BODY
IN
SHACK
That
of
Axel
WickUrom
of
Port
Ld
ward.
Mtsinj
For
Two
Weeks,
llelievcd
to
Have
Been
Found
Provincial
police
officers
left
here
ths
morning
for
Port
Bdward
to
investigate
a
report
that
the
body
of
man
believed
to
be
Axel
Wtck-
atrom.
51-year
old
Norwegian
fish
erman,
had
been
seen
by
a
passerby
through
the
window
of
a
shack
there.
Wlckstrom
has
not
been
seen
for
two
weeks
or
so
and
the
shack
which
the
bndy
is
reported
to
be
lying
Is
that
which
he
had
occupied.
IS
KILLED"
BY
GUNMEN
Gaunter
I
lnf
Kicvrn
Persons
Up
Against
Wall
in
New
York
and
Shoot
at
Them
NEW
YORK.
May
31.
(Canadian
Preaa
Four
gunmen
lined
ten
men
and
a
16-year
old
boy
up
against
a
wall
here
In
a
restaurant
late
Mon
day
night,
poured
a
pistol
volley
Into
them,
killing
one
and
wounding
five,
and
fled.
SILVER
AND
COPPKIl
ON
NEW
YORK
MART
NEW
YORK.
May
31:
(Canadian
Press
i
-Silver
dosed
at
33
c
on
the
local
metal
market
today
and
copper
at
734c,
both
showing
gains
over
Monday.
-
Minute
Ships
!
'
i
11
BISHOP
AT
GREENVILLE:
Visit
of
lit.
Kev.
G.
A.
JUi
to
Naas
River
rillaje
GREENVILLE.
May
31:
The
Bishop
of
Caledonia.
Rt
Rev.
O.
A.
Rtx,
DD-
visited
Green
Till
on
May
36.
On
arrival
at
the
float
he
was
greeted
by
the
GreenvtUe
Band,
the
Rev.
W.
S.
Cooper
and
prominent
people
of
the
village.
After
the
greetings
were
over,
the
people
assembled
In
the
larg
community
hall
for
luncheon
which
was
provided
by
the
Greenville
Improvement
Association.
After
a
generous
feast
the
Bishop
was
presented
with
an
address
of
welcome
from
the
village.
In
his
speech
the
Bishop
commended
the
villagers
on
their
effort
to
build
a
new
church.
He
also
comemnted
on
the
affairs
of
the
diocese
in
many
places
and
urged
the
people
of
GreenvtUe
not
only
to
think
of
themselves
but
try
and
help
those
people
who
needed
assistance
outside
their
own
village.
The
Bishop
also
paid
a
special
compliment
to
the
Oreenvtlle
Band
which
played
selections
of
music
during
the
feast
On
Sunday.
May
21.
the
Bishop
held
a
confirmation
service
at
which
four
candidates
were
presented.
The
Bishop
preached
mainly
to
the
candidates
and
afterwards
Holy
Communion
was
celebrated.
In
the
evening
Uie
Oreenvtlle
choir
rendered
special
music
am
the
Bishop
again
preached.
The
Bishop
left
on
Monday
morning
to
visit
Alyansh.
Halibut
Arrivals
American
BeJtle.
18,000,
Royal
73c
and
4c.
Kxoel.
30,000.
Pacific,
7
3c
and
4c.
TT04,
1500,
Cold
Storage,
7.5c
nd
4c.
'
Canadian
Aleve.
4,700,
and
Gibson,
13.000,
j
Cokl
Storage,
5.5c
and
3c.
Viking
I.
17.000,
Gold
Storage
5.3c
and
3c.
Oony.
19.000.
Atlln.
5.0c
and
3c.
J.
R.
5.000.
Royal.
5.5c
and
3c.
PROVINCE,
f
DEAD
Lord
Derby's
Horse
Takes
Turf
Classic,
Setting
New
Record
King
Salmon
Second
and
Statesman
Third
in
Great
Event
At
Epsom
Downs
King
and
Queen
Among
2q0,000
Persons
Present
EPSOM
DOWNS,
May
31:
(Canadian
Press)
Lord
Jerbs
Hyperion
today
won
the
one
hundred
and
fifty-third
renewal
of
the
great
Derby
horse
race
before
a
crowd
of
persons
estimated
at
250,000
which
included
the
King
and
Queen
who
occupied
the
Royal
box.
King
Salmon
was
second
four
lengths
behind
the
winner.
Statesman
NAMES
OF
GUILTY,
MAN
AND
INFORMER
IDENTICALLY
SAME
The
rather
rftrange
oolncl-
dence
of
a
guilty
person
bein
being
9
IdenBcalljt.
foe
same
nag
name
ai'tm
Informant
m
Inc
cal
ale"
was
reported
to
divisional
headquarters
of
the
provincial
police
here
today
from
Anyax
where
one
foreigner
named
Joe
Zadoroaaa
was
lined
$5
and
costs
for
assaulting
another
also
named
Joe.
Zadoroaa.
It
appears
that
the
one
man
called
at
the
home
of
the
other
and
a
dispute
arose
In
which
they
started
catling
each
other
name.
Then
one
knocked
the
other
down
and
kicked
him.
The
guilty
Joe
Zadoroaa
was
fined
$5
and
costs
by
Stipendiary
Magistrate
W.
F.
Eve.
MINISTER
IS
WEDDED
Miss
Margaret
Rrid,
Formerly
of
Port
Simpson,
Bride
of
Rev.
Robert
Love
The
United
Church
In
Norwood,
Man.,
was
the
scene
of
a
pretty
wedding
Thursday
afternoon.
May
18,
at
2:30
o'clock
when
Margaret,
eldest
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mr.
W.
A.
ReM.
of
Norwood,
became
the
bride
of
Rev.
Robert
J.
Love,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Love
of
MellU,
Man.,
who
is
shortly
to
become
United
Church
clergyman
at
Port
Simpson
where
the
bride
was
for
two
years
identified
with
Crosby
Girls'
Home.
The
church
was
effectively
decorated
with
palms
and
feme
interspersed
with
spring
flowers
In
variegated
ton
.
The
ceremony
was
performed
by
Rev.
Dr.
A.
B.
Balrd
assisted
by
Rev.
J.
Rameden.
The
bride,
who
was
given
in
marriage
by
her
father,
entered
the
church
to
the
strains
of
Uie
Wedding
Mach
from
"Lohenfin"
played
by
Miss
H.
E.
Love,
sister
of
the
groom.
Ine
bride
looked
charmlmi
in
a
Victorian
model
of
shell
pink
net
made
'floor
length
with
double
puffed
sleeves
fashioned
of
ahirrlnft.
the
skirt
finished
off
with
small
ruffles
with
a
girdle
of
blue
and
pink
velvet
ribbons
caught
at
the
side
with
a
bouquet
of
French
flow
-ers.
She
wore
a
small
turban
model
of
pink
georgette
banded
with
corn
flower
blue
flowers
and
pink
velvet
petals.
She
carried
a
beautiful
bouquet
of
butterfly
roses
and
lilies
of
the
valley.
(Continued
on
Page
Four
a
vas
thud.
The
winner
covered
the
mile
and
a
half
course
In
two
mln-
utes
and
thirty-four
seconds
which
was
two-fifths
of
a
second
under
Call
Boy's
record
in
1927.
Winners
in
Sweepstakes
TORONTO,
May
31:
(Canadian
Presst
"Oile"
of
Caraush.
Alberta,
and
Andrew
Prmtdtoot
of
Welland,
Ontario,
'won
15.000
each
with
Uc-
Hctts
bn
8Sfrri&n
Km-second
place
horse,
in
the
Irish
Hospitals
Sweepstake
on
th
Derby
today.
Joe
Lewis
of
Toronto,
holding
a
ticket
on
Statesman,
won
110,000.
JUDGE
IS
REMOVED
Reported
That
Harry
W.
Whltla
K.C.
Will
Succeed
L.
St
G.
Stnbbs
on
Manitoba
Bench
OTTAWA.
May
31:
(Canadian
Press)
It
is
learned
unofficially
that
Judge
L.
St.
O.
Stubbs
of
the
Manitoba
County
Court
will
be
removed
by
the
government
following
an
inquiry
into
his
alleged
Judicial
misconduct
and
that
Harry
W.
Whltla
K.C.
will
be
appointed
to
the
vacancy.
Today's
Weather
Prince
Rupert
Raining,
fresh
southeast
wind;
barometer,
30.18;
temperature,
48;
sea
smooth.
Langs
ra
Island
Overcast,
light
southerly
wind;
sea
moderate.
Triple
Island
Overcast,
light
westerly
wind;
sea
moderate.
Deaf
Tree
Point
Raining,
light,
southerly
wind;
barometer,
30.04;
'emperature,
46;
light
chop.
Terrace
Cloudy,
south
wind.
48.
Anyox
Cloudy,
south
wind.
SO.
Stewart
Cloady,
south
wind.
43.
Ilazelton
Cloudy,
windy,
48.
Sou
then
Cloudy,
calm.
43.
Burns
Lake
Wtndy.
cool.
42.
FINED
FOR
ASSAULT
John
Hart
Wiles
of
Baldonneil
in
Uie
Peace
River
district
has
been
fined
(S.
with
opt
km
of
fourteen
lays'
Imprisonment,
for
assaulting
Leonard
Dot
kin,
according
to
word
received
at
divisional
headquarters
of
the
provincial
police
here.
CLOTHES
DAY
Tomorrow
at
-
-SALVATION
ARMY
Aryone
having
atethes
to
give
please
phone
Black
249
or
write
Box
337
and
article
will
be
called
for.
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