NEW
Morning
Four
Others
Injured
and
Slight
Property
Damage
Done
AH
Schools
of
California
City
Closed
Pending
Examination
by
Engineers
I.ns
ANGELES,
Oct
2:
(CP)
A
short,
sharp
earth-cuake
shock
which
rocked
Southern
California
early
this
ri'-rrunK
resulted
in
one
death,
injury
to
four
others
and
:g
property
damage.
Against
the
possibility
of
further
f
.
nn
severe
disturbances,
all
Los
Angeles
public
t
!-
have
been
ordered
closed
until
engineers
can
exa-
.raatae
the
structures
with
respect
to
BANKS
TO
RE-OPEN
Dteetits
(
Seven
Bttllen
Dollars
Hi!)
be
Freed
When
311
Itutl-lotions
fa
Stairs
Resume
WASHINGTON.
Il.C
Oct
2-Thtts
hundred
and
seventy-five
attional
banks
In
thirty-seven
iff
rent
slate
which
have
been
teied
slme
the
bank
holiday
of
Uit
Marih
will
be
re-opened
almost
immediately
and
the
De-ysrtment
of
the
Tie-awry
I
now
erking
on
plans
to
rcorianlte
tr.i
rt
open
hundreds
mote
banks
tajtr
President
franklin
D.
Ksoitvtlts
inflation
program,
it
it
announced
at
the
week-end.
The
opening
of
I
he
3TS
banks
:"
mult
tn
the
re4clng
of
seme
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TAXI
77
(TOMMY'S)
Tomorrow's
Tides
Stand,
Caplto!
Theatre
Block
High
.
0:44
am.
21.1
ft.
Day
and
Night
Service
12:58
p-m.
21.9
ft.
7-Passenger
Chrysler
Car
Low
-
6:55
am.
i2
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
19:22
pm
2Z
ft.
V-
XX
fV
.
No
229.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
OCTOBER
2,
1933
III
Sai
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jaj
a..
j
j
i
j
lawaMMaiwMMMMHMMM,1MMWMMM1MMM
BOX
TACTORY
IS
IN
OPERA
TION
ANOTHER
SHARP
EARTHQUAKE
One
Death
Is
Caused
By
Disturbance
This
Down
Coast
.their
saietv
Considerable
alarm
was
earned
by
today's
shock.
!
i
ritOVIDINO
NECESSITIES
!
lOlt
WOKKLliSS
IN
WINTER
Aboard
the
PrtaMattttal
Train.
Rnrouts
to
Cbknan.
Oct.
3:
CT-Tbi
creation
of
a
swetmsmit
Bon-perK
ox.
porattoo
to
buy
and
distribute
BetewstUes
of
Ufe
to
Use
iumsu
p4oyd
this
winter
waa
an-
nounced
hut
nfcxht
by
Presi-
dent
Ftanklrn
D
Roosevelt
while
en
route
to
Chicago
to
attend
the
Amerteaa
Lofton
convention
and
the
Century
of
Proems
Exposition.
The
pro-
atdent
expects
such
a
move
to
bring
about
an
increase
in
ag-
rtrultural
pricea.
0
o
VERDICT
IS
CONSIDERED
Jury
In
l'rchel
Kidnapping
Case
ItctiiM
in
Oklahoma
City-Kelly
Trial
Soon
OKLAHOMA
CITY..
Oct.
I
The
ry
la
the
case
of
flee
men
and
one
mamn
who
are
on
trial
hare
in
connection
with
the
recent
kidnapping
of
Chariet
Urachal.
Oklahoma
CRjr
millionaire,
retired
last
Fri
day
night
to
consider
its
verdict.
The
preatdint
Judge
told
the
jury
that
it
could
remain
In
deliberation
luring
the
night
but
that
court
would
not
be
re-convened
until
aject
day
to
receive
the
verdict.'
Oeorge
'
Machine
Oun"
Kelly,
no-,
toitoua
gangster,
who
waa
taken
In
a
aarprtse
capture
at
Memphis.
Tenn..
hat
week,
waa
brought
here
yea-tefday
and
lodged
in
the
county
)ail
under
special
guard
and
will
aftM
face
trial
in
connection
with
the
Urachel
kidnapping.
October
0
to
aet
as
the
date
for
the
opening
of
Kally
a
trial
Marconi
Hailed
At
World's
Fair
Inventor
of
Wlrelwn
Arrives
in
Chicago
and
Is
Tendrred
nan'
quet
Sunday
Night
CIIICAQO.
Oct
3
Slgnor
Ou-
Marconi,
inventor
or
in
.
.rrivMi
here
yesterday
.
fMsB
Italy
to
pay
a
visit
to
the
Cen-,
hurried
visit
to
the
Century
of
Pro-Praereas
Brposltton
He
wag
greas
Exposition,
and
will
be
In
New
11
1
lussl
of
honor
at
a
banquet
Itm
.
.
.
.
i.w
k.
u
hoUMi
a
one
uaaA
11
lwm
.
su
Willi
a
fBTaawta)
ama
"
JeJ
t
sreateat
.
.
Inventors
an
and
bene-
IfiUora
to
mankind
of
the
century,
MANY
LOTS
ARE
SAVED
Little
More
Than
Half
of
Ordinal
List
Actually
Offered
at
Annual
City
Tax
Sale
According
to
an
announcement
made
today
by
City
Conntrnloner
W.
J.
Alder
out
of
IIS
loU
which
sixty
days
ago
were
due
to
go
up
at
the
annual
city
Lax
sale
this
year
by
reason
of
non-payment
of
1931
taxes
only
IIS
were
actually
offered,
the
balance
hating
been
redeemed
prior
to
the
opening
of
the
sale
on
Saturday.
No
additional
properties
were
sold
to
private
bidders
at
the
resumption
of
the
sale
this
morning.
IS
LAID
AT
REST
Military
and
Masonic
lienors
Accorded
Late
William
Bell
This
Afternoon
MMtary
and
Masonic
hoeers
e$
igaoidwl
deceased'
at
Jfee
f
u
neral
of
the
late
WUMaai
A.
Deil
which
took
phre
this
aftemoon
from
the
ehapei
of
the
BO.
Under
takers
to
Falrvfew
Cemetery
Many
friends
of
deceased
were
present
to
pay
their
final
trtbtea
of
respect
and
eateem
to
hat
memory.
Following
the
senrlce
at
the
dsa
pel
which
w
conducted
by
Rev
Dr
F.
W.
Da
roe.
paator
of
First
Baptist
Church,
with
W.
Vavghan
Devles
presiding
at
the
organ
to
accompany
the
hymns.
Tatmpsean
Lodge.
AM
k
AM.
took
charge
and
"ondurted
the
eommrtta!
service
at
the
cemetery
with
J
J.
Utile,
the
worshipful
master,
in
charge.
After
the
Masonic
burial
service,
the
Last
Post"
was
sounded
by
Barter
t'Uliam
Ranee
as
the
remains
were
being
lowered
to
their
final
reailng
place.
raDbaarers
were
3.
8.
Neaton,
W.
II.
Shortrldfe.
Robert
Gordon.
Ro-Sort
Stuart.
O.
J.
Dawea
and
Jas
Watt
There
were
awnemts
ftoral
of-fertnot.
'
Deceased
served
la
France
during
the
greater
part
of
the
Great
War.
He
enlisted
at
Calgary
November
i.
ll.
with
the
Kaghty-Nlnth
Battalion
and
served
with
the
Second
Canadian
Infantry
after
arrival
in
Franre.
later
being
tranaferred
to
the
famous
Seventh
Battalion
Following
the
Armistice.
he
received
his
honorable
discharge
on
May
17
1019
ROOSEVELT
IN
CHICAGO
Chief
Eiecutive
of
States
to
Address
American
Legion
Convention
and
See
Fair
WASHINGTON.
DC.
Oct.
3:
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
was
peeedlng
last
night
from
here
to
Chicago
by
special
train
to
attend
and
address
the
annual
convention
of
the
American
Legion
at
which
It
k
expected
300.000
veterans
will
assemble
today.
The
president,
who
la
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Roosevelt,
was
expected
to
reach
Chicago
at
noon
wamy.
uc
win
epena
wuy
a
few
hours
In
that
city,
paying
a
&ric
tomorrow
to
speax
oewe
a
convention
of
Catholic
charities.
.
laAvlrur
leaving
rew
M
yorx
weoneway
on
nis
.retain
to
Washington.
j
FORD
Ttj
BE-OPEN
ALL
HIS
PLANTS
AT
HIUHER
WAGES
e
'
e
DETROIT.
Oct
2:
It
waa
e
announce
yesterday
on
behalf
of
HenrAFord
that
the
auto-
mobile
magnate
waa
prepar-
tag
to
reopen
all
his
plants
In
i
the
country
at
foil
atrentth.
restoring
vagc
scales
to
the
levels
at
'which
they
steed
be-
fore
the
depression.
4
f
SHIPlWAS
DISABLED
Pacific
Commerce
lias
Enrine
Trouble
Off
West
Coast
and
Is
Towed
to
Victoria
VANCOUVER.
Oct.
2:
CP
I
-The
tnotorsrdp
Pactfk
Commerce,
bound
I
from
Vanogwver
to
Montreal,
broke
down
with
engine
trouble
off
Car'0
apending
the
week-end
hi
the
maaah
Petal
West
Coast
of
Van-
building
of
a
new
cabin
on
the
skl-couver
latand.
FrMt.
niaht
k
iag
grounds
there,
he
waa
stricken
Salvage
KUng
reaching
the
scene
at
j
noea
en
Saturday
and
tewtnr
the!
dUabled,
veeeel
to
Vkteftaler
re47e
hcadaehc,,
Medfctgid
waa
pam
The
Pacific
Commerce
was
en
we
to
Port
Arbernl
to
pick
up
lumber
when
she
broke
down
CONFESSES
TO
ARSON
ierman
Touth
Tells
Court
How
He
Set
Hre
to
Reichstsg
Buildings
Early
This
Year
UBPSIC.
Oermany.
Oct.
3:
A
-with,
one
of
the
five
men
who
are
m
trial
for
their
lives
here
In
con-
tectlon
with
the
burning
of
the
Heichstag
buildings
in
Berlin
early
this
year,
on
eased
at
the
week-end
that
his
had
been
the
hand
which
had
been
responsible
for
the
fire.
He
told
the
court
particulars
of
how
he
had
started
the
conflagration.
Police
Court
Fines
J
For
Year
Nearly
Up
to
Last
Year
Police
court
fines
tn
Prince
Ru
pert
for
the
month
of
September
this
year,
totalling
394ft
as
compared
with
$37
in
the
ame
month
Last
year,
brought
the
total
for
1933
to
im
as
against
$3011
la
the
fust
nine
months
of
Wit.
Marriages
Are
More
Numerous
Remit
of
Lifting
of
Economic
I)e-presslon
In
United
States
NEW
YORK.
Oct
2:
The
lifting
oi
the
economic
depression
In
this
track
sports.
He
was
also
one
of
the
country
is
apparently
having
the
prime
movers
in
the
Junior
Cham-effect
of
Increasing
the
number
of
,
her
of
Commerce
organisation
here
marriages
On
Saturday
there
were
I
and
was
very
popular
'
In
social
no
less
than
214
marriage
cere-1
circles.
monies
performed
In
the
etty.
the
The
family
will
have
the
deep
number
of
licences
Issued
during
the
sympathy
of
many
friends.
In
Its
sad
day
being
187.
After
having
spent
a
month
holidaying
at
his
home
In
the
city.
W.
J.
Nelson
left
on
ftitnniv
r.'hanU
at
th
n
O.
UnrirriiiVrrc
ternoon
,
...
for
...
Falls
River
to
resume
nw
auties
with
the
Northern
B.C.
Power
Co
,
-
-
...
1
SHOCK
:
HIS
DEATH
IS
SUDDEN
Henry
llrilbroner
Train
ally
Stric
ken
While
Spending
Week-End
At
Work
on
Ski
Cabin
Up
Mountain
Was
Very
Popular
Lived
Practically
All
lib
Life
In
Prince
Rupert
and
Was
Prominent
in
Athletic
and
Social
Life
'
Death
coming
with
tr-jir
t.
enneas
eairy
yesterday
morning-
.emoved
one
of
Prince
Rupert
s
est
known
and
meat
popular
young
men
in
the
person
of
Henry
i
rfeilbroner.
aged
33.
sea
of
Mr.
and
Ait.
Mai
Hellbroner
of
thai
city.
A
teraber
of
a
party
of
young
people
ho
had
climbed
Mount
OMtield
Haturday
rtight
with
the
Intention
suddenly,
during
the
rjfc&V
with
what
waa
at
lint
supposed
to
be
Til
nt
feSwiheexprrrd
abaw
A
a.m.
oefore
it
was
possible
to
bring
a
ductoftd
him
Death
Is
beeieved
Co
iave
been
the
result
of
a
hemorr
lage
of
the
brain
due
to
exertion.
In
company
of
Alex
Mitchell
and
Jimmy
Dreamer,
deceased
made
the
limb
up
the
mountain
during
the
if
ternooa.
Bach
had
a
pack
of
about
ifty
pounds
and
the
trip
up
the
jountamatde
took
about
an
hour
and
a
half.
Rremaer
and
Mitchell
vent
to
work
on
the
outside
of
the
build
tog
whtte
deceased
worked
in
he
interior.
During
supper
about
6
o'clock
Henry
coraptarned
of
a
headache
Following
the
meal
the
young
people
had
a
friendly
game
ol
bridge
but
ceased
playing
about
9:30
owing
to
deceased's
headache
be
coming
more
Intense.
During
the
night.
Henry
became
Increasingly
restless
and
rose
to
take
tablets,
also
making
himself
a
strong
cup
of
tea.
MttcheU
rising
also
to
help
look
after
him.
Such
remedies
as
were
available
were
applied
and
about
2
ociock
u
was
aeciaca
w
sena
ior
a
doctor.
Or.
L.
W.
Kergm
was
called
and
the
parents
and
poAee
advised
Meanwhile.
Henry
had
passec
away
in
the
arms
of
Alex
Mitchell
shortly
alter
the
doctor
had
been
sent
for.
Later
In
the
morning
the
remains
were
brought
to
town.
Deceased
for
the
tost
year
or
so
had
been
subject
at
Hmag
to
rather
severe
headaches.
Born
in
Vancouver
Rorn
in
Vancouver,
the
late
Henry
Hellbroner
had
resided
practically
aU
his
Ufe
in
this
eHy.
He
attended
the
local
schools
and
spent
a
couple
of
years
at
Kingston
Mill-Vary
College.
Dulrng
the
past
few
years
he
had
been
associated
with
his
father
in
the
local
Jewelry
business.
He
took
a
prominent
part
In
athletic
affairs
such
as
tennis,
bad
mlnton.
swimming,
football
and
j
.bereavement.
Besides,
the
grieving!
father
and
mother,
there
Is
a
sister.
Miss
Maxlne
Hellbroner.
Funeral
arrangements
are.
In
the.
An
Inquiry
l
being
held
thU
af-
ternoon
by
Deputy
Coroner
A.
J.
Lanwswt.
IN
LOS
Production
r
.
.
A
U
ueurgewum
riant
ana
Shipment
Landed
Mill
is
Employing
Twenty
Men
at
Present
With
Possibility
Of
Increase
20,000
Feet
of
Lumber
is
Being
Cut
Daily
The
new
box
factory
of
the
Georgetown
Lumber
&
Box
Co.,
of
which
W.
R.
McAfee
and
S.
E.
Sunbury
of
this
city
are
the
principals,
started
nroduction
last
wepk
nnH
th
first
shipment
of
boxes
from
Saturday.
Under
present
conditions,
there
will
be
a
payroll
of
twenty
men
at
the
plant
but
an
improvement
in
ceneral
ndiUons
might
soon
result
in
ana?
nerease
by
fifteen.
At
present
20,000
1
leet
f
lumber
k
being
cut
daily,
all
of
which
Is
being
manufactured
nto
boxes.
The
company
hat
opened
R
city
illitx
tn
part
of
the
premises
of
S.
J.
Johnston
Oo.
Ltd.
o
n
t
TROOPS
ARE"
MOVED
TO
SANTIAGO.
CUBA.
I.V7XA
R"
O
fS
TRUCE"
HAVANA,
Oct.
2:
Troops
j
were
being
rushed
yesterday
by
p
the
Cuban
government
to
San-
itago.
one
of
the
important
cities
of
the
republic,
following
receipt
of
reports
that
a
gen-
eral
strike
was
being
three-
tened
as
a
protest
at
the
attl-
tude
of
the
San
Martin
gov-
ernment
toward
the
Interests
e
of
organized
labor.
ANNOUNCE
PROGRAM
C.
C.
F.
Tells
Public
What
It
Would
Do
If
Put
Into
Power
at
Forthcoming
Election
VICTORIA.
Oct
2:
(CP)
The
council
of
the
Co-operative
Commonwealth
I
Federation
completed
!
Its
party's
election
program
at
a
convention
here
during
the
weekend.
It
concludes
with:
"co-operation
with
other
provinces
to
obtain
complete
socialization
of
all
financial
machinery
of
the
rountry
and.
If
compelled
by
a
situation
of
provincial
emcrgrncy,
to
develop
a
purely
provincial
credit
based
on
provincial
resource."
If
elected,
the
party
would
investigate
the
administration
of
relief
funds
in
the
province
under
the
present
government.
NO
FISH
ON
SATURDAY
No
boats
being
hi
with
catches,
there
was
no
sale
of
halibut
on
the
local
fish
exchange
on
Saturday
SEND
USFD
CLOTHES
FOR
NEEDY
TEOrLE
(
Those
having
used
clothes
of
I
any
kind
for
men.
women
or
children
will
kindly
send
them
to
ORMBS
DRUG
STORE
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
y
S
GROCERY
The
Gyro
dub
Is
arranging
distribution
to
those
who
are
badly
In
need
this
faU.
Dee-
tlons
will
be
acknowledged
In
this
paper.
J
ANGF1FX
Start,
At
n,
.
,
the
olant
was
landed
hpr
NEW
YORK
MART
WEAK
American
Telephone
Drops
Oft
Three
Points
and
Other
Issues
Influenced
NW
TOROct
2;-Weakneu
W
AmecJeafl
'lepJlBrt
stock
which
declined
three
points
featured
weakness
of
stocks
generally
on
thi
New
York
Exchange
Trtday
The
Industrial
average
at
closing
was
04.34.
off
.43:
rails.
41.07.
off
.53;
utilities.
2611.
off
M,
and
bonds,
93.94.
off
.1.
A.F.LSPLIT
IS
LOOMING
Form
of
General
Organization
to
be
Threshed
Out
at
Annual
Convention
Next
Week
WASHINGTON.
D.C..
Oct.
3:
A
definite
spirt
at
the
annual
convention
of
the
American
Federation
of
Labor
this
week
looms
over
the
question
of
general
organisation.
There
appears
to
be
a
definite
trend
of
opinion
towards
the
belief
that
the
In
teres
of
the
Federation
.and
its
members
might
be
better
served
if
It
were
reorganized
along
uMBscrtaJ
lines
with
the
component
membership
divisions
revised
akmg
Industrial
instead
of
craft
lines
as
at
present
constituted
Supporters
of
such
a
ehaage
feel
that
tt
would
be
of
advantage
If
the
subordinate
organisationa
be
classified
according
to
Industries
such
as
automobile
manufacturing,
steel,
etc
Irrespective
of
the
crafts.
New
Train
Service
Is
Now
Effective
Time
Table
Giving
Three
Trains
Per
Week
In
Each
Direction
Starts
Today
Winter
train
service
on
th
Prince
Rupert-Jasper
Park
line
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
comes
Into
effect
today
with
thre
mixed
trains
per
week
In
eaeh
direc
tion.
Trams
wtll
leave
for
the
east
at
S:30
Monday,
Wednesday
and
Friday
evenings
and
will
arrive
from
the
east
at
10
o'clock
Tuesday.,
Thursday
aad
Saturday
nights.
SENATOR
McADOO
BACK
FROM
TRIP
TO
SOVIET
RUSSIA
LOB
ANOH.Bg.
Oct.
2:-Scnator
WtUtam
Gibbs
McAdoo
returned
yesterday
after
a
hurried
trip
to
j
Russia.