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Wheat
AMrouVErt.
Bept
28:
,
.
3
tiuotod
ftt
84kc
on
the
c-r
e',r?an8e
terday.
being
up
W0RKLESS
IN
STRIKE
Unemployed
Itelief
Camp
in
Ontario
Closed
Up
and
Men
Will
be
Housed
In
Toronto
LONO
B8ACH.
Ont.
Sept.
34
A
a
raaalt
of
the
strike
of
seven
haodred
nan
at
a
federal
unemployment
camp
at
Lakertew.
orders
have
been
received
from
Ottawa
to
etoae
the
camp
and
the
men
have
begun
to
march
to
Toronto
where
aeeommodaUona
are
being
prepared
for
them.
Kingfish
Declares
His
Enemies
Tried
To
Burn
His
Home
NEW
ORLEANS.
Sept
24:
-Senator
Uoey
P
iKlngflahi
Long
states
Usat
three
attempU
have
been
made
by
hla
enemies
to
burn
down
his
home
here.
Two
of
theae
at-tunpts
were
made
on
Saturday
wet,
he
declares,
ana
one
several
months
ago
AUSTRIA
HAS
DICTATORSHIP
Chancellor
Dolfuw
Takes
on
In-rrraett
Powers
Following
,
Pollllcal
Crhls
VIENNA,
Austria.
Sept.
24:
Con-frenlerl
with
a
grave
political
crisis,
Chancellor
Dolfusa
haa
made
him-lelf
1rtuar
dictator
of
Austria
by
drastic
reorganisation
of
his
cabinet,
It
U
officially
announced.
NO
HAI.IHl'T
SALE
No
boat
bcln
Kt
with
catches.
.u
s.ir
..rhuilbut
on
tho
"us
nu.rn.nif.
i
local
fish
.-vi..."--
She
MEXICO
CITY,
Sept
20:
(CP)
Mexico's
resource
were
mobilized
today
to
aid
the
storm-stricken
and
floodeo
city
of
Tampico
where
the
estimated
dead
and
injured
are
as
high
as
five
thousand.
Many
thousands
are
homeless
and
enormous
projerty
damage
has
been
done.
The
wind
reached
a
velocity
of
125
miles
per
hour
and
1
-
..
lcveUed
the
civic
hospital
to
the
MOLLISp.NS
PLANMNO
TO
Sllir
rLANK
HUME
f
T
TORONTO,
Sept.
34:
(CP)
Unless
the
weather
clears
up
UjL
MJ
In
wntati
Car
Jesses
A.
and
Mrs.
Amy
Johnson
MoUtaon
have
born
planning
to
make
a
long
distance
flight
from
Here,
e
will
be
shipped
back
to
Brig-
land
to
return
to
Canada
in
the
spring.
Mrs
Molllaon
am
Id
yea-
1
terday.
Dr.
Henry
Sutrallo,
Former
Presi
dent
of
University
ef
Washington,
rMrs
in
Seattle
BrilliantCareer
ground.
The
customs
house
was
also
rased.
Other
buildings
were
damag-
4
1
ed
or
destroyed.
DEATH
OF
Wa
Honored
by
Univrnity
of
B.C.
And
Other
Institutions
SEATTLE,
Bept.
28:
(CPt-Dr.
Henry
Su
stalk),
aged
58.
Interna
-Uonally
known
educator,
died
yes
terday
in
hospital
here
after
a
week's
illness
which
interrupted
a
national
tour
as
chairman
of
the
Carnegie
Foundation
for
the
Ad
.vancement
of
Teaching.
Seven
I
years
ago
Dr.
Sussallo
was
removed
las
president
of
the
University
of
Washington
by
Oovemor
Roland
It.
'Hartley
who
accused
him
of
mixing
education
and
politics.
He
had
since
been
with
the
Carnegie
Foundatloi.
When
he
became
president
of
Uit
University
of
Washington
In
1915.
the
university
had
an
enrollment
of
2,000.
but
attracted
little
attenUon
outside
the
state
of
Washington.
Dr.
Sussallo
Immediately
Inaugurated
progressive
program
ot
development
which
eventually
placed
Washington
among
the
leading
unl-verslUea
of
the
country.
Its
enrollment
had
Increased
to
7.000
at
the
time
he
left
the
presidency.
In
ousting
htm
the
board
of
regents,
which
was
appointed
by
the
governor,
lauded
his
work
as
an
educator
and
gave
him
due
credit
for
developing
the
university
Dr.
Sussallo
was
born
In
San
Jose,
Cal-
August
22,
1875.
Graduating
from
the
state
normal
school
at
San
Jose
In
1895,
he
received
his
bachelor's
degree
from
Leland
Stanford
University
In
1KK.
his
master's
degree
from
Columbia
University
In
1002
and
the
degree
of
doctor
of
philosophy
In
1005.
During
these
years
lack
of
money
frequently
forced
him
to
give
up
his
studios
and
In
the
Interims
he
filled
various
educational
positions.
After
receiving
his
doctor's
degree
he
became
professor
of
the
(Continued
on
page
three)
SILVER
AND
COPPER
ON
NEW
YORK
MART
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
26:
(CP-Dar
silver
closed
at
30ic
on
the
local
metal
market
yesterday,
being
down
almost
two
cents
from
Saturday's
close
of
41'
3c
Copper
was
steady
at
j
vc.
me
same
price
at
oaturaay
j
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
8:00
am.
15.8
ft.
19:30
yjn.
18.1
ft
Low
i:oo
a.m.
5.9
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISn
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
13:05
pjn.
10.6
ft.
V
XXIV
No
224.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
SEPTEMBER
26,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
CITY
OF
TAMPICO
IS
IN
SHAMBLES
NEW
ORGANIZATION
IS
PLANNED
FOR
PRINCE
RUPERT
Five
Thousand
Dead
or
Injured
As
Result
of
Storm
and
Floods
In
Mexican
Metropolis
Monday
BOYCOTT
IS
THREATENED
Ritler
Method!
In
Hcgsrd
to
Labor
v.
1
r
r.
la
Germany
Critleiied
by
A.
I'
L.
Leader
HlNOToN.
DC
ept
24:-.
ixiyrott
of
Otnau
good
i
rd
suits
to
predicted
by
nrrni.
prwsastU
of
the
Federation
of
Labor.
',
ires
pottetoa
of
Chancel-if
Hitler
in
respect
to
labor
...in
to
be
"revolting
and
8"
Civic
Hospital
and
Customs
House
Arc
Razed
to
Ground;
Thousands
Homeless
and
Property
Damage
is
Enormous
Train
Crashes--Storm
Destroyed
Bridge
lBrKJgHBgL-jUr
alFiHrKZaaaaasasH
The
icom
.:iv:
f
:'.ip
Crcstviit
;.tr:;f;i
,-u-g
Southern
B.
R.
train,
whx
.'1
rra.t
d
through
a
brlcfgr
ovrr
the
eastern
branch
of
the
Anaotsta
Biver.
:ar
Wa-hingMn.
i.
show,
rmbeddec
In
a
mudbart
white
overturned
Pui.man
l.ttr
thr
prrma-ent
way.
The
engineer
and
fireman
of
the
trail,
were
killed
and
13
passengers
Injured
in
the
accident
which
15
said
to
have
been
due
to
tho
.storm
uprooting
t
he
bridge.
North
Vancouver
Leads
Province
In
Number
of
Candidates
Offering
For
Election
in
the
Legislature
NORTH
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
26:-This
riding
seems
to
be
leading
the
way
in
the
number
of
candidates
hoping
to
secure
the
one
seat
in
the
legislature.
While
four
or
five
candidates
is
not
uncommon
in
different
parts
of
the
pro-
tiui.v,
icu.1
vuuoniutrin.
v
uuusis
ui
rcvt'ii
nominations
with
the
possibility
of
another
independent
and
a
labor
entry.
The
latest
additions
to
the
.
list
are
R
E
Bray,
who
announces
himself
as
the
"poor
man's"
candidate
and
George
Lewis
the
"sane
system"
aspirant.
PROMINENT
0NTARI0N
Mr.
Justice
W.
K.
Itancy.
Former
Progressive
Leader,
Pa&ses
Away
at
Age
ot
74
Was
Reformer
Served
as
Attorney
General
in
Drury
Government
and
Later
As
Leader
of
Opposition
TORONTO.
Sept,
24:
(CP-Hon.
William
Bdgar
Raney.
B.CX
KC.
ex-Mi
A.,
former
leader
of
the
Progressive
wing
of
the
Opposition
in
the
Legislative
Assembly
of
the
Province
of
Ontario,
and
tor
the
past
few
years
Justice
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
Ontario,
died
on
Sunday
at
the
age
of
74
rears
He
occupied
a
prominent
place
In
pub
lic
affairs
for
a
number
of
years
and
was
a
consistent,
courageous
fighter
for
his
convictions
under
all
circumstances.
In
private
life
he
was
a
aulel
kindly
man.
Ho
was
born
near
Aultaville.
Stormont
Cmmtv
nnt
December
8.
1859
of
Huguen
and
United
Empire
Loyalist
stock
The
Raney
fnrm
adjoined
the
farm
on
Which
the
late
Sir
James
Whltnev
Continued
on
PageF-.ur
COMMITTED
FOR
TRIAL
Louis
Poulain
Sent
up
at
Ladysmith
For
Killing
ot
Robert
Syme
LADYSMITH.
Sept.
24:
CP-Louls
Poulain
was
committed
for
trial
here
yesterday
on
a
aharge
of
murdering
Robert
Dougiis
Syme
who
was
found
dead
on
the
street
here
recently
with
a
knife
wound
in
the
heart.
Testimony
was
given
at
the
preliminary
trial
by
three
Poulain
children
to
the
effect
that
Syme
hart
tried
to
enter
the
bedroom
of
the
two
young
Poulain
daughters.
Poulain
will
be
tried
at
the
Su
preme
Court
Assises
at
Nanalmo
in
October.
DISTURBANCE
IN
ALASKA
Nightly
Firtliquakes
Near
Anchorage
Followed
by
Thunderous
Roars
snd
Explosions
ANCHORAOE.
Alaska.
Sept
26:
(CP)
Nightly
earthquakes,
followed
by
thunderous
rears
and
booming
explosions,
were
reported
yesterday
by
a
party
of
big
game
hunters
returning
by
airplane
from
Post
River
Lake.
175
miles
northwest
of
here
Movement
Afoot
in
City
For
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
;
Formed
From
Among
Young
Men
There
is
a
movement
afoot
with
the
object
of
forming
a
junior
chamber
of
commerce
in
Prince
Rupert.
The
city
has
been
pretty
well
canvassed
during
the
past
week
or
two
and
a
meeting
of
the
eligible
young
men
has
been
called
for
tomorrow
evening
with
the
object
of
deciding
what
course
to
take.
'
There
seem
to
be
a
few
who
WAS
DEAN
OF
SENATE
Hop.
Pascal
Poiiier
Was
Last
Surviving
Appointee
of
Sir
John
A.
Maedonald
OTTAWA.
Sept.
26
(Canadian
Preisi
The
lasC,
surviving
appointee
Dt
Sir
John
A.
Maedonald,
first
Premier
ot
Canada,
to
the
Upper
Chamber.
Senator
Basest
Peferierf
BX
tiled'
We7-o
Mon.
day
of
a
heart
attack.
He
was
eighty-one
years
of
age.
Senator
Poirier
was
born
at
She-
dlac.
New
Brunswick,
in
1852
and
was
educated
at
St.
Joseph's
College
at
Memrancook.
He
became
a
barrister
both
in
the
provinces
of
New
Brunswick
and
Quebec
and
was
postmaster
of
the
House
ot
Commons
from
1872
to
1885.
He
was
U
author
of
'a
number
of
works
on
historical
subjects
pertaining
tc
the
early
days
of
Acadia
and
took
a
deep
interest
in
literary,
scientific
and
mlnera
logical
subjects.
A
Uberal-Ooroerva-tive.
he
was
summoned
to
the
Sen
ate
In
1845.
Senator
Poirlera
home
was
at
Shed
lac
Senator
Poirier
was
married
In
1879
to
Anna
Lustgnan.
DROWNING
BELIEVED
Triple
Tragedy
Feared
In
English
Hay,
Vancouver,
Following
Finding
ot
Boat
VANCOUVER,
Sept
2b:
(CP)
Mrs.
Archie
Gilford,
aged
40.
and
her
daughters,
Shirley,
aged
nine,
and
Donna,
seven,
are
believed
to
have
been
drowned
yesterday
following
the
finding
of
their
drifting
row
boat
in
English
Bay.
It
is
thought
possible
that
the
mother
may
have
lost
her
life
In
trying
to
rescue
the
children.
Mrs.
Clifford's
brother
told
the
police
that
she
had
been
despondent
because
her
husband
could
not
get
work.
Was
Formerly
One
of
Heads
Of
T.
Eaton
Co.
TORONTO,
Sept
24
Charlef
Boothe,
late
vice-president
ot
T
Baton
Co.
Ltd..
died
at
hla
real
dence
here
late
last
week
after
1
long
Illness.
Burglars
Take
$800
KELLO,
M;in
Sept
26
Burglars
dynamited
the
safe
In
the
post
office
here
and
est
,p
0
with
$800
.
I
think
it
would
be
better
to
throw
the
whole
weight
of
the
young
men
mto
the
older
chamber
with
a
view
to
putting
new
life
Into
It
Others
?eem
to
think
the
old
men
would
be
lomewbat
of
an
encumbrance
and
It
would
be
better
to
form
a
new
or
ganization.
The
executive
of
the
present
chamber
has
been
invited
to
attend
the
meeting
tomorrow
and
It
It
Is
decided
to
organize,
the
executive
ot
the
new
body
will
probably
meet
the
executive
ot
the
present
chamber
with
a
view
to
cooperation.
WELLS
IS
-
CRITICAL
British
Author
Denounces
Hitler-Does
Not
Like
Conditions
In
Italy
or
Russia
LONDON.
Eng..
Sept.
28:
H.
Q.
Wells,
celebrated
BriUsh
author,
addressing
one
thousand
persons
at
a
party
in
celebration
of
his
sixty-seventh
birthday,
bitterly
attacked
the
regime
of
Chancellor
Adolf
Hit.
ler
In
Oermany
and
also
criticized
conditions
in
Italy
and
Russia.
ARCHBISHOP
CONSECRATED
Mgr.
Emit
Yelloe
Elevated
by
Cardinal
Villereuve
at
Notre
Dams
Cathedral
in
Montreal
MONTREAL.
Sept.
24
Mgr.
Bmlle
Yeiloe
wa
consecrated
Archbishop
of
Are
Adtopolts
ana
Archbishop
coadjutor
of
St
Boniface
by
Cardinal
Rodrkjues
Vlllen-euv
in
hlstoria
Notre
Dame
Church
here.
OLD
MARK
LOWERED
Col.
Kojcoe
Turner
Flies
From
California
to
New
York
In
Ten
Hours,
Fire
Minutes
NEW
YORK,
SeM.
24
(Canadian
Press)
Col.
Roaeoe
Turner
flew
here
from
Burbank.
California,
yesterday
In
ten
hours
and
five
minutes,
beating
tiie
farmer
trans-
TOtlnental
reebrd
by
thirteen
nlnutea.
MAYOR
TAYLOR
TO
CAMPAIGN
OMINECA
e
VANCOUVER
Sept
24:
(CP)
The
city
council
has
granted
Mayor
Louis
D.
Taylor
a
three
weeks
leave
ot
absence
so
that
he
may
campaign
In
Omlneca
rwing
where
he
Is
running
as
an
independent
candidate
In
the
provincial
election.
Mayor
Taylor
plans
to
start
his
cam-
palgn
from
Burns
Lake
In
1
t
few
days