Tomorrow's
Tides
DEFENCE-
SINGLE
MEN
fete
RmU
lti
Ce
In
Uuhmi
'
Trial
tnd
Taking
of
Defence
Ettdrnre
Started
sv,
'
K
Cal.
Sept.
8:
Alter
r
last
Friday
(ollowiiic
r
the
state?
KM.
taw
:
;i.n
A
UbMMI.
Charged
murder
pf
toll
wife
by
her
tu
death
with
t
:
;
m
while
she
lMUwd
in
r.-
near
here
last
JWM,
hM
'
tti'h
ihe
rtrfcnw
opealag
for
Umon
took
the
save
evidence
designed
'
'I
-
web
of
rtrcumstanUsI
"iiured
by
the
ptoaecu-'
'
how
that
Lamaon
and
t
actually
a
happily
-
.
;;,!
and
ttwt
he
eould
'
'-"n
his
sp
'
;
mrequltted
love
'
;
endeavored
to
prow.
Vancouver
Stocks
'n
B
D.
Vancouver
'"
no
p,"'i
Oreille,
1
04.
N"lie
rive,
.iiu,
P"mlrr.
1
30.
N'msl
silver,
4
P't't
Idaho.
mk,
(i
"ms
Rivtr,
KfHrd.
U
'
"
k
Jim.
.04.
'
MnulUn
i
...
S'n
Ml.ouri,
,18,
Kllv'
'
Crest
0l.
n.i!
x
"
Ut,riiiiig
Btar,
Jl.
.,
Teronto
r"hrta.
1J50:
It
Nlrk.l
mI
u,
WI.OU.
M,rws.
AIU
"fitters.
,t.
mi.
Ot.)
rehold.
u.
Vancouver
Wheat
Sept.
8:
(CP)
owted
at
07Sc
on
the
vlnce
representing
tovemment.
ment,"
Ik
Municipalities
to
Share
in
Cost
en
Same
IUI
at
Now
Applies
to
Married
Men
VICTORIA.
Sept.
I:
(CP)
The
full
cost
of
unemployment
relief
for
slntle
homele,
destitute
men
of
British
Columbia,
w
tilth
was1
formerly
borne
by
the
provincial
and
federal
governments,
will
now
be
undertaken
on
a
one-third
bk
with
the
municipalities
similar
to
the
plan
on
which
relief
U
administered
to
married
men.
according
to
an
announcement
made
to
several
municipalities
by
Col.
I).
W.
IV
Spry,
special
the
federal
rJi'FIGHT
FOR
PRESIDENCY
Ite-rlretlon
of
William
(ireen
as
A.
I.
L
Head
to
be
Opposed
Hy
John
L
Lewis
CHICAOO.
8ept
I
There
are
Already
abundant
signs
that
a
hard
fight
will
be
waged
"
annual
eaovtnUon
thU
fall
for
the
preal-tfncy
of
the
American
federation
of
Uabor.
Chief
opponent
oi
itv
William
am
Oreen
ureen
for
i.
'
re-election
V
"
"
1
Hungerford.
acting
president
of
the
was
glren
at
the
directors'
luncheon
Hunger
ford,
expressed
his
regret
of
the
Canadian
National
Bxhlbl-
gt
not
being
present
owing
to
an
Uon
on
Transportation
Day.
The
unexpected
butt
net
engagement
speaker,
representing
the
tnnapor-
which,
at
the
eleventh
hour,
had
UUon
lntereaU
was
W.
A.
Kings-
detained
htm
at
headquarter,
land,
general
manager
of
the
cm-
hU
mruagt,,
Mr
Hungerford
tral
region.
Canadian
nauonai
(
t
that
the
transnortaUon
Home
of
Interior
Lumber
Operator
Destroyed
by
Fire
DltfalorMl
headquarters
of
the
tvravlneial
nollce
here
have
been
In
problem
of
today
and
Immediate
future
la
to
use
the
various
means
of
transport
in
the
most
economical
and
efficient
way
instead
of
com
petlng
to
an
uneconomic
extent
as
ai
present.
Mr.
nimgenora
louna
that
each
of
the
component
pa
its
of
the
transportation
Industry
as
a
whole
should
fill
Ita
Individual
economic
sphere
and
all
should
cooperate
with
each
other
with
the
ultimate
aim
of
giving
to
the
pub-
formed
of
the
destruction
by
Tire
'c
me
oe
pua-ww
svrvsse
una
at
.
kJl.,IMl.v
i
h.
rJ
jrAn
the
lowest
tMMibte
coat.
The
necea
I
MM
will,
It
to
eaperted.
be
jonn
u
uew
My
0f
restricting
the
various
me
,
tii.
p.
Mvera.
wen
Known
PriM0
rnnoe
uearn
j
the
popular
rr,,.;,
rvma,
to
the
thoos
Mine
Workers
Union
of
America.
BRUHN
IS
NOMINATED
Former
Conservative
iiimi
Running
as
Imlepeniteni
Urges
"Ileal
Vnon
abu
fimtt.
:
(CD
Hon.
IUlf
W.
Bruhn.
wlw
recentlyl
roalfnert
a
minister
oi
puoiw
:
w.
cabinet,
lias
i
nr..,.i.r
Tolmles
i
i,
.itd
to
contest
this
rid
Ing
m
an
f
ho
ebetora
to
Tnrienendeni.
lie
roturn
men
wno
WO..W
form
a
"real
union
govern-i
NO
FISH
AKKIVAI.S
No
boat
beinR
p,
,
.
t,
'
yf'Merduy
and
drop-
there
was
no
suli-
lorul
fish
i-xrlum
In
with
catches.
,(
b.iilbut
on
tl
,
i,i
morning
building
Is
estimated
at
$TSS0
and
to
the
contents
$1900.
SILVER
AND
COPPER
ON
NEW
YORK
MART
NEW
YORK.
Sept.
8:
CP
Bar
sliver
closed
at
36V
on
the
local
exchange
today,
being
down
He
from
yesterday.
Copper
was
unchanged
at
9c.
KINO
OF
IRAQ
DIKS
IN
ALPS
.
BERNE.
Switzerland.
Sept,
8:
(CPl-KIng
Felsal
of
Iraq
rilwl
tndav
at
a
Berne
hotel
traffic.
of
transportaUon
to
their
proper
economic
msat
was
more
evident
from
day
to
day.
The
ultimate
goal
was
the
greatest
economy
In
performing
transportation.
It
was
pointed
out
that
there
was
a
direct
place
in
the
transportation
scheme
for
the
varied
forms
of
transport.
Including
the
air
service.
Problems
of
Railways
"There
la
a
definite
place
for
the
railroads
which
no
other
form
of
transportation
can
till,"
Mr.
Hun-gerford's
message
continued.
"The
railways
realise
this
and
are
concentrating
their
own
efforts
upon
from
a
heart
attack.
He
wa
doing
their
own
jobs.
Certain
new
vlsltlne
the
Alps
on
his
way
condition
face
the
railway
nt
the
home
after
a
trip
to
England.
present
time
There
Is
not
enough
traffic
moving
to
make
our
railways
(Continued
on
Page
Four
Today's
Weather
sue
:;;
s
16:13
pjn,
j
o
Prince
Rupert
Part
cloudy,
light
Low
...
10:09
ajn.
'
southeast
wind;
barometer,
3036;
2
3:00
p.ra.
5.'
temperature,
57;
sea
smooth.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMMA'S
NEWSPAPER
V
XX
V
''
21
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
SEPTEMBER
8,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
STREET
MURDER
STIRS
LADYSMITH
POLITICAL
FUSION
IN
IRISH
FREE
STATE
BEING
PROPOSED
Young
Man
Is
Stabbed
Through
Heart;
Police
Searching
For
Killer
Doujlai
Symc,
ArcJ
21,
Victim
of
Midnight
Tragedy
in
Vancouver
Island
Coal
Mining
Town
Had
Heen
Dead
Only
Short
Time
I
lYSMITH.
Vancouver
Island,
SuL
8:
Thii
Van
r
I
.-land
coal
mining
town
wa
stirred
by
a
tnunlerj
.r.
following
the
finding
of
the
body
of
Douglas'
as
l
2-1,
around
midnight
lart
night
lying
on
French
nt-
of
the
city's
principal
thoroughfares.
He
had'
t
t-
L.
I
4
I
1
I
1
..
.)-..
I
'
ai'iH'U
mrouim
me
nuun
ami
iihu
uern
uunu-uui,
a
!:m
when
found.
The
provincial
jwlice
are
invest!
.
mystery
of
the
killing.
No
arrests
had
been
to
this
morning.
CASE
OF
I
RELIEF
FOR
Irish
Ban
Blue
Shifted
Fascists
Following
Riots
f4
lWWb&HTWg:
In
an
effort
"o
suppress
Irii.
Fa
-v
:
Blur
Slur.j.
uie
In.-ti
F.et
State
government
Las
made
liable
to
arrwt
and
trta.
before
a
r.ulr.ary
..ribunai
any
one
publicly
announcing
mernbesjhtp
Pheto
above
show
toque
of
the
marober
tp
Ogflcral
Owen
ODutfy
-tolue
shirt."
nallona
I
guir
d
-and
police
clearing
erwi
in
front
S!
DaBgfliur
foWewt.
r
attack
on
Ullir
HKtftk?'
Chief
of
.Canadian
National
Tells
of
Rail
Co-operation;
Business
Increase
Expected
TORONTO,
Sept.
8:
That
the
two
great
railway
systems
of
Canada
are
co-operating
with
each
other
in
numerous
ways
and
that
much
progress
has
been
accom
plished
to
date,
while
other
forms
of
co-oj)eration
are
now
under
examination
and
may
be
expected
to
be
effected
in
j
the
near
future
was
the
keynote
of
a
message
from
S.
J.
relief
administrator
for
the
pro-
;
Canadian
National
Railways,
which
Railways,
who.
on
behalf
of
Mi.
TIE-UP
OF
FISHERMEN
Columbia
itivrr
Industry
Again
Threatened
by
Deadlock
Between
Operators
and
Packers
ASTOUIA.
Ore.,
Sept.
8
(Another
deadlock
between
fishermen
and
packers
such
as
tied
up
the
Columbia
River
salmon
fishing
industry
at
the
opening
of
the
present
season
was
looming
last
night
as
the
opening
of
fall
fishing
impended
on
Sunday
next.
The
Columbia
River
Fishermen's
Protective
Association,
at
a
meeting
here,
decided
to
demand
prices
of
3c
per
pound
for
chinook
salmon,
4c
for
silver
sides
and
Se
for
steelheads
whereas
the
packers
have
offered
prices
of
2c,
3c
and
4c
Alaska
Pack
Over
Five
Million
Cases
For
Present
Season
JUNKAU.
Sept.
8:
'
CP
Alaska's
salmon
p-vck
this
year
totalled
approximately
5.088,497
cases,
the
Bureau
of
Fisheries
reports.
H.
W.
Scholield.
district
passenger
agent
for
the
British
Columbia
Coast
Steamship
Service
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway,
and
son
were
passengers
aboard
the
Princess
Louise
yesterday
after-
I
noon
returning
to
their
home
lni
but
that
railways
were
ami
wouio
Vancouver
after
having
made
the;
Uon.
continue
to
be
the
great
tonnage
round
trip
to
Skagway.
movers,
particularly
of
such
na-
j
,
4
tural
products
as
grain,
lumber
and
!
coal
and
were
also
the
most
econo-
v
"
mlcal
medium
for
long
distance
rilliMIER
TOLMIE
TO
CHANCE
HIS
CABINET
PRIOR
TO
ELECTION
VICTORIA.
8ent
8:
(CP)
Premier
8.
F.
Tolmle
stated
yesterday
that
he
expecUl
to
make
some
changes
in
the
per-
sonnel
of
the
cabinet
before
the
election.
The
extent
and
nature
of
the
changes,
how
f
ever,
were
not
Indicated.
Cosgrave
s
Followers
Leading
Movement
to
Unite
Against
Valera
Would
Merge
With
Centre
Party
and
National
Guard
to
Form
United
Ireland
Party
and
Solidify
Opposition
I
To
Present
Administration
!
DUBLIN,
Irish
Free
State,
Sept
8:
(CP)-The
party
of
Former
President
William
Cosgrave
voted
today
to
merge
with
the
Centre
Party
and
the
National
Guard,
forming
the
United
Ireland
Party.
This
fusion
would
bring
together
the
opposition
to
President
Eamonn
de
Valera's
Nationalist
(Sinn
Fein)
party
which
is
now
in
control
of
the
reins
of
government
in
the
Irish
Free
State.
POLICE
ARE
FLAMES
IN
PROTECTORS
U.
CHURCH
1.
hkjafMaitaMHatahMft
4aaa
AvlaW
-
-
Inspector
Shirass
Tells
Rotary
Club
Outbreak
Caoffat
Yesterday
in
In-
Something
of
Organization
and
J
elplent
Stages
Activities
of
Work
of
Provincial
Force
I
"Fire
Bug"
Suspected
"We
are
your
protectors,
servants
Another
fire
of
mysterious
origin
of
the
public,"
declared
Inspector
occurred
in
the
city
at
4
o'clock
John
Shirass,
officer
commanding
yesterday
afternoon
when
damage
"D"
Olriston
of
the
provincial
police,
which
may
amotmt
to
$260
or
so
in
an
address
before
the
Prince
Ru-
was
done
to
the
entrance
vestibule
pert
Rotary
Club
at
Its
luncheon
of
First
United
Church
at
the
cor-yesterday
afternoon.
j
ner
of
Sixth
Avenue
and
Musgrave
The
Inspector
outlined
briefly
Place.
By
the
time
the
tire
departure
history
of
the
provincial
force
ment
was
called,
the
flames
had
since
Its
organisation
in
1858
dur-!
worked
their
way
up
between
the
tng
the
regime
of
Sir
James
Doug-
Joists
and
It
was
necessary
to
tear
las.
Governor
of
Vancouver
Island,
i
oat
some
plaster
and
lath
as
well
It
was
organized
by
an
Irishman,
as
part
of
the
tin
roof
In
order
to
Chester
Brew,
who
was
shipwrecked
get
the
hose
on
the
fire.
Except
for
on
his
way
from
England
to
this
.
smoke,
damage
was
confined
to
the
country.
In
1610
Inspector
Hussey
j
vestibule
and
the
main
auditorium
Improved
the
organisation
and
this
,
of
the
church
was
affected
little,
'
was
again
improved
by
Colonel
J.
Some
Insurance
was
carried.
H.
MeMulltn.
the
present
eommts-1
In
view
of
the
series
of
myster-sioner
of
provincial
police,
who
was
lously
caused
fires
which
there
has
appointed
to
that
work
In
10S3.
Un-
been
In
the
etty
recently,
the
auth-
der
him
the
department
was
wholly
divorced
from
Interference
or
out
side
Influence.
orittes
are
Investigating
the
possibility
of
"fire
bug1
activities.
Had
yesterday's
fire
at
the
The
various
duties
of
the
police
'
church
not
been
seen
soon
after
were
outlined
by
the
Inspector
such
as
the
motor
license
department,
whieh
kept
track
of
nearly
190.060
cars
of
various
kinds
and
collected
nearly
two
million
dollars
revenue.
They
also
had
to
undertake
relief
Investigations,
did
work
under
the
board
of
agriculture
such
as
distributing
feed
for
stock
In
district
where
there
was
none,
distribution
of
seed
grain
to
destitute
farmers,
mothers'
pensions,
old
age
pension,
matters
pertaining
to
the
insane
and
many
other
matters
outside
the
usual
routine
of
crime
prevention
and
detection.
The
department
here
Is
kept
in
the
outbreak,
the
damage
might
easily
have
been
much
more
Moose
Official
"
Is
Speaker
Here
A.
E.
Ratcllf
fe.
Auditor
From
Moose-heart.
Heard
at
ieetlng
on
'
Wednesday
Night
The
local
Moose
Lodge
night
heard
an
address
on
touch
with
headquarters
four
times
waiters
of
Interest
to
members
by
dally
by
radio.
Part
of
the
outfit!
A-
B
RatcUfte.
audita
on
the
staff
consists
of
a
police
boat.
(at
Mooseheart.
III.,
who
has
been
In
conclusion,
the
Inspector
laid
natag
a
tour
of
various
lodges
In
stress
on
the
desirability
of
organl-
district.
The
meeting
was
pre-satlon
and
the
need
of
co-opera-
b
N.
8.
K.
Brewer,
dic-
IS
WINNER
OF
TITLE
Virginia
Van
Wye
Captures
United
States
Women's
Golf
Championship
utor,
ana
mere
was
a
good
attendance
of
member.
Mr.
Ratclitfe.
who
has
been
at.
Anyox.
Stewart
and
Alaska
as
well
as
here,
sailed
tatt
night
on
the
Prince
George
tor
Vancouver.
Wednesday
night
meeting
alsi
discussed
plan
for
a
forthcoming
boxing
tournament
Dr.
C.
W.
Haenbsehel
of
Hailey-bury.
Ontario,
grand
master
of
the
Sovereign
Great
Priory
of
Canada.
CHICAGO,
Sept.
8.
Mis
Virginia
Knight
Templar,
who
ha
been
on
Van
Wye
of
Chicago
achieved
her
an
official
vtelt
to
pawson.
was
a
ambition
of
winning
the
national
passenger
aboard
Uie
Princess
Low-omen's
golf
championship
of
the
alse
yesterday
afternoon
going
United
States
by
defeating
Helen
through
to
Vancouver
whence
he
j
Hicks
four
and
three
in
the
tlnal
,wdl
proceed
East.
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