v
1
r
t
i
t
r
Tomorrow's
Tides
Market
Place.
)f
who
waa
erven
in
nur-
:
father.
m
a
eh
mini
hr
weddtog
dree
of
-
with
conventional
veil
f
r.tnee
btassxms.
She
-ti"'fr
bouquet
of
pink
and
baby's
breath
:
nf
white
kM
'
matd
ww
Mlat
Jean
-
rr
of
the
bride,
who
'
iume
of
pale
blue
w
with
tut.
Jcl
match
And
i
x.k
r
i
her
bowquet
being
'
hit
roeae
and
tweet
-'
v
breath.
brother
of
the
t
rfremony.
a
reeep-'
t
the
home
of
the
'
the
brtde
being
aa-
:"ig
many
gneeta
by
im
wore
mht
brown
happy
eoople
were
rooms
bv
Alex
Msc-x
impropriate
toast
waa
'hr
bride's
father
and
tv
the
groom.
Dell-rnmu
were
served.
Mr
pierce
left
later
In
:
bv
tram
on
a
honey-
('edarvale.
Smlthera
iiitrrtor
points
after
villi
return
to
the
city
''
-'.r
home
an
Seventh
'
They
are
a
well
popular
focal
young
V.UI
have
the
hearty
'
and
beat
wiehea
of
Lindbergh
Visits
Grandfather's
Old
A-f
8t-
Home
in
Sweden
r
KH
"!
M
Sweden.
Sent.
11
A
Lindbergh,
famous
"'r
who
la
here
wtth
-
tuh
after
flying
Across
Ocean.
vUrtted
hto
1
idliome
in
Southern
1
'
"d
of
the
week.
HENRY
FORD
'
IN
DETROIT
mobile
Manufacturer
Return,
To
'
rUnt
Today
After
To
Wffks
In
Camp
T
8
pt
11:
Henry
Fprd
"uo
rtroit
today
af.
v
sP(,ni
the
past
two
h
,
'
""p
in
Northern
Ml-""'into
of
tin.
tifir
aiienw
over
the
,;'
""""ling
the
stand
of
"
'"v
m
r,wrd
to
the
Nft.
.,
w
Kecovery
Act
code
..rd
ha.
failed
to
sign.
the
matter
would
"""
fn.m
Mr.
Ford
hlrn-'
;'
'minted.
Wednesday
of
laat
week
plUl
(M!
fotlowing
a
stroke
which
he
suf-fered
about
a
week
previous
aboard
Oeorae
on
which
the
steamer
Prince
returning
to
Prince
Hupert
he
was
after
a
visit
in
California.
Haecker
was
removea
-following
the
stroke
and
had
been
InUeattFalUHoUlunUlhe
Mr'liaecker
was
born
In
lllinoU
relaUvea
include
In
1M1
Surviving
Shier
Mrs.
AUc.
Pattenwn.
a
n
'
.
.
-th
from
Oardena.
who
u
conii"
.
.
remalna
there
for
Oal..
to
Uke
the
b
went
to
the
Klotv
ho
Deeeased
v,
dySeTie
oold
Ru
WW.
had
Uvefl
iS
Prince
Rupert
for
upward,
of
twenty
years.
TWO
POLES
WHO
WON
AIR
SPRINT
LAND
IN
QUEBEC;
SECOND
PAIR
IN
ONTARIO
Lighter
Than
Air
Kaccrs
Deliberately
Cut
Transmission
Line
in
Order
to
Get
Aid
and
Were
Rescued
by
Patrolling
Repairmen
SUDBURY,
Out,
Sept.
11:
(CP)
Ward
van
Ormnn.
United
States
balloonist
and
co-pilot
of
the
Goodyear
Eleven,
and
Robert
Trotter
were
found
today
fifty
miles
north
of
Sudbury,
their
clothes
in
tatters
and
wan
and
chilled.
Hydro-electric
repairmen
out
to
fix
thd
power
lino
which
had
been
deliberately
cut
by
the
airmen
to
bring
them
aid
found
them.
They
had.
been
missing
since
a
week
ago
Saturday
when
they
started
In
the
Oordon
Dennett
International
balloon
race
from
Chicago.
The
other
missing
balloon
ists
who
apparenUy
won
the
race.
Capt.
Francis
Ek
and
Lieut.
Znlagiew
Drenynski.
both
Polish,
were
found
near
Riviere
a
Pierre.
Quebec,
late
Saturday.
Capt.
Mollison
on
Way
to
Montreal
British
Aviator
Sails
From
Southampton
lo
Canada
lo
Prepare
For
Atlantic
Flltht
LONDON.
Sept.
11:
(CP)
Capt.
James
Mollison
departed
from
here
Saturday
for
Southampton
where
he
embarked
aboard
the
steamer
Ehn
press
of
Drltain
for
Montreal.
The
plane
in
which
Capt.
Mollison
ptarys
to
make
another
attempt
to
fly
across
the
Atlantic
Ocean
from
wet
to
east
ws
shipped
to
Montreal
the
day
previous
on
another
vessel.
COMMITTEE
WILL
MEET
Pnslbltlties
or
Marketing
in
rrinre
Hupert
to
be
Discussed
at
Smllhen
on
Saturday
Following
out
a
resolution
which
was
passed
at
the
recent
annual
.convention
of
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
British
Columbia
in
Smlthera
at
the
Instigation
of
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
of
Prince
Rupert,
word
has
been
received
In
the
elty
that
a
meeting
has
beta
called
for
September
16
at
Smllhers
of
delegates
presenting
member
board,
of
the
Associated
Board,
nnd
vnrtoua
Farmers'
Institute
of
the
interior
to
discuss
the
possibilities
of
marketing
Interior
product
in
Prince
Rupert.
At
the
convention,
Qemmlattoner
Alder
offered
to
malte
the
old
city
market
building
available
and
In
shape
for
the
marketing
of
the
district
products.
Today's
Weather
7:40
ajn.
M2
ft
10:1?
-
18.2
ft.
6
''ROVtoftw.
1
Prince
Rupert
Cloudy,
light
southeast
wind;
barometer,
30.05;
temperature,
57;
sea
smooth.
3
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
V,:
XXXV
N..
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER
11,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
NEW
PLAN
TO
BOOST
SILVER
PRICE
FIND
MISSING
GORDON
BENNETT
CUP
RACE
BALLOONISTS
WEDDED
ON
SATURDAY
Mi
Mar?
Bell
Robertson
Becomes
Bride
f
Lawrence
Tierce
at
Intcretting
Ceremony
Aim
fn-tagr.
Overtook
Stmt.
v
v
of
a
pretty
and
ln--
.
'
wadding
at
4
o'clock
b
"cnioon
when
Canon
j
;
,
,r(i.k
rector
of
St
Pe-:
a
.
i.
Church,
united
In
-.
.
Mim
Mary
Bell
Robertson.
Mr
and
Mrs
W.
P
F
-
4i-
Btevestth
Avenue
r
Uwrenee
Johnny
i
r
f
Mr
and
Mm.
II.
L
European
War
Again
Threatens
Over
Saar
Valley
Coal
Fields
ew
ammmammmnsm
s
i
tmm
bbp
.
.
w
h
xi
1
1
1
1
1
a
liases
rgfi
Holla,
prominent
member
of
the
Portland
city
council,
was
amen
at
the
end
of
the
week
when
he
was
ran
over
by
a
track
which
he
waa
Moaning
One
of
the
heavy
wheels
ran
over
hi
body,
causing
Instant
death
PASSING
OF
OLD
TIMER
Charlea
llaeeker.
Al
8t,
Veteran
of
American
tltrtl
War,
Dies
At
Ofean
I'alU
Charles
Haecker.
aged
,
well
nident
of
Prince
kuvwii
uii
Hupert
and
veteran
of
the
Civil
War
In
the
uniipo
ohm
fought
with
the
confederate
Army.
j.
.,
...
ih
rvwen
Falls
Ho-
Oner
rmr"
'.i
w.i-
sca.-n
rwces
acrosi
EiTJpc
-.
nd'.!.
a
sfuOfi-r
through
tht
millions
of
peace-1
vtng
people,
ant
ceasing
rich
armam-m
:iwnn!.(.
unrs
.
.1
mae
a:
pru.-pr
:
(f
biixxiM.eci
Ag.u
.
the
sumn
centre
is
Oennany.
tie
In
the
Saar
Valley,
long
seen
turned
to
German
rulr.
om
Oermuiy
under
Uip
provision
of
Treaty
of
Versatile.
Tne
people
In
the
Staar
valley,
long
ac-eoal
fields
taken
by
France
rr
almost
Oerman
In
auegia.ee.
This
Prance
views
wtth
alarm,
and
hat
kept
troops
constantly
on
the
scene,
ready
for
trouble
Now
Adceph
Hitler
wants
to
secure
complete
co
trol
of
the
rich
coal
fletas
and
France
protests.
The
layout,
above,
depict
scenes
from
the
coal
fields,
and
a
map
showing
Its
strategic
position
between
France.
Oennany
and
Belgium.
Member
of
City
Council
Killed
John
Rolls
of
PortUml,
Ore,
Ixwt
Ills
life
Instantly
When
Tnuk
PaMrd
(Her
111
Body
PORTLAND.
Ore,
Sept.
11
-John
New
York
Resumes
Saturday
Trading
Two-Hour
Session
on
Gotham
Market
For
First
Time
In
Six
1
Weeks
NEW
YORK.
Sept.
11:
For
the
first
time
in
six
weeka.
the
New
York
Stock
Exchange
held
a
trading
session
on
Saturday
when
the
market
was
open
for
business
for
two
hours
In
the
morning.
Nearly
Million
For
Seattle
Relief
Work
SEATTLE.
Sept.
11:
The
city
council
at
the
end
of
the
week
voted
the
sum
ot
$400,000
to
be
expended
on
public
works
relief
projects,
this
sum
to
be
matched
with
a
like
amount
by
the
state
relief
board.
The
money
will
be
spent
mainly
on
arterial
highways
within
the
city.
Halibut
Arrivals
Summary
American
1
41000
pounds,
8.8c.
and
4c.
ami
7
3c.
and
4a,
Canadian
None.
American
PorUock.
38m
to
Seattle.
Radio,
38,000,
Cold
Storage,
tZi
and
4c.
MMkof
36,000,
Booth,
6,8c
and
4c.
Tonga
ss
35,000,
Pacific
8.8c
aua
4c.
Diana.
15.000.
Com
Storage,'
7Jc
and
4c.
Natrona,
21,000,
AUin
7.3c
ana
4c.
SIIsVER
AND
COPPER
ON
NEW
YORK
MART
NEW
YORK.
Sept
11:
(QP
Bar
silver
dosed
at
3ftc
on
the
local
metal
market
on
Saturday
and
ad
vanced
to
37c
today.
Copper
was
steady
at
9c.
Roosevelt
Considering
Plan
Which
Would
Hold
White
Metal
at
$1.19
Kxecutirc
Order
Would
be
Issued
Accepting
Bullion
From
Domestic
Producers
and
Returning
Minted
Coins
to
Them
Less
Ten-Cent
Charge
RENO,
Nev.f
Sept
11:
(CP)
Senator
Key
Pittman
of
Nevada
stated
here
today
that
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
is
considering
a
plan
whereby
the
price
of
silver
will
be
increased
automatically
to
$1.19
per
ounce.
The
plan,
Senator
Pittman
said,
would
call
for
the
president
to
issue
an
executive
order
directing
the
United
States'
fcmlnts-to
accept
silver
bullion
from
jn
pt
domestic
producers
and
return
Tire
Damages
minted
coins
to
them
less
abo4
"
ten
Dercent
for
mlntine
rhurvm.
Halibut
Boat
net
"
$1
19
:
Senator
Pittman
said
he
believed
IL.
.....tu-
iii.
m
Canadian
Vessel
Bayview
Scene
ot
"!h
kT
k
iTl
attor
,f
P
I
Blase
Saturday
Night-
Low
;
llf?
t.U?e
Estimated
at
$2W
j
thef
uu
had
gWen
hu
Q
Pi-he"
well
known
CahTdlin
halibut
Wn
10
me
PaeM-
boat
Bayview.
Capt.
Dan
Wedge.
,m
had
Its
pilot
house
gutted
and
b
I
Al
h
I
UiU
equipment
therein
Including
com-1
1
111
Li
11U1
pass.
etc.
destroyed
by
a
fire
which
j
oroxe
oui
snoriiy
aiier
11
oeiock
Saturday
night
as
the
vessel
was
moored
alongside
the
Fleet
Cafe.
The
fire
is
believed
to
have
started
in
the
bunk.
No
one
waa
on
board
at
the
time.
Damage
is
estimated
at
about
$200
ana
there
was
no
Insurance.
There
was
a
gas
tank
nearby
which
miraculously
escaped
explosion,
in
which
case
there
would
have
been
much
more
serious
results.
The
alarm
was
turned
In
by
Alex
Clapperton
of
the
government
wharf
who
smelt
smoke
before
Vancouver
Stocks
(Oourtety
8.
O.
JofcMtoa
Or)
Vancouver
Big
Missouri.
.19.
BhirMrd.
.02
tt.
B.
RX.
48.
Bridge
River
CorL,
J4.
Cariboo
OoM.
406.
Cork
Province,
.01.
Oeorgte
River.
.04
H.
Indian.
0H.
Lucky
Jim.
.04.
Meridian.
45.
Morning
Star.
M.
NaUve
Sons.
.09
National
Silver.
.09
V.
Noble
Five.
.11.
Pend
Oreille.
1.10.
Porter
Idaho,
.10.
Premier.
1.37.
Reeve.
.30.
Reward.
.111$.
Reno,
1.36.
SHverereet,
.04.
WaysWe.
3.
Waverley
Tapgler,
JVfc.
Oils
Fabyan.
.0.
Home.
104.
C.
ti
K,
1.41.
Freehold.
.12
4.
A.
P.
Cons
J26.
Oaloont,
.15.
Sterling
Pacific,
.44.
Toronto
Alexandria
Oold,
.03
ft.
Columarlo,
.15.
Central
Patricia.
.52.
Klrkknd
Lake
Oold,
.35.
Noranda.
33.50.
Sherrltt,
UO.
Int.
Nickel,
21.35.
Orarnda,
.88.
Maeassa.
.854.
Slscoe,
1.43.
SATURDAY
Steamer
Prince
Rupert
Took
About
300
People
For
Cruise
With
Stop
at
Port
Simpson
About
three
hundred
people
took
advantage
of
the
cheap
excursion;
Saturday
for
a
cruise
on
that
de--
Hghtfully
sunny
afternoon
aboard'
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert.
They
set'
out
not
knowing
where
they
werej
going
but
it
soon
became
evident
mat
iney
were
sailing
in
the
dlrecT'
Hon
of
Port
Slmoson.
Leas
than
art!
hour
waa
spent
at
the
native
village,
the
remainder
of
the
time
being
passed
in
a
pleasant
cruise.
Captain
McLean
and
officers
aided
consld
erably
in
making
the
trip
enjoyable.
Afternoon
tea
and
dinner
were
served
aboard
the
ship,
the
happy
crowd
returning
to
port
at
10
p.ni
There
was
dancing
with
music
by
Mrs.
J.
8.
Black's
Orchestra.
JAPANESE
t.
ACQUITTED
llitoshi
Hamasakl
Found
Not
Guilty
Of
Murder
of
Wong
Bat.
Kel-owna
Chinese
Merchant
VERNON.
Sept.
11:
(CPt
Htto-shl
Hamasakl,
Japanese,
was
acquitted
by
an
Assise
Court
jury
here
at
the
end
of
the
week
on
a
charge
of
murder
arising
out
of
the
death
if
Wong
Bat.
Ktiowna
merchant
ind
gambling
house
proprietor.
MANY
AHE
AFFECTED
3Y
CODES
OF
N.I.RJ1.
WASHINGTON.
DC.
8ept
11:
Codes
under
the
National
Industrial
Recovery
Act
which
are
so
far
In
force
affect
13,-500.000
employees
and
two
mil
lion
employers
In
this
country,
it
was
anrmneld
In
an
official
statement
made
by
the
gov-
'
eromeht
at
thf
end
of
the
week.