in
Tides
Tomorrow
s
Today's
Weather
015
a.m.
21.5
ft.
12
57
p.m.
20.7
ft.
6:46
ajn.
22
ft,
19:03
p-m.
4.5
ft.
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Mldr
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ItoirM
of
f'nIIIm.
slli,rnf
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and
tti
rmlotre
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s
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&t
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with
m.
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revenue
for
V
.....
"dnst
IMiw.W'Tn
nnths
of
1M2.
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f
APEH
MONDAY
abiJ".'.',
I"1"
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Dav
and
a
if
it,,,
n
,
wl
be
no
is
lUlfl
H
Mil
-
O
against
5.87
in
the
same
uhI
!nrt
ititn
flnnun
at
Klnvtl
Ttinn(i
VleM
the
farmers
and
irak
gardener-,
of
a
as
attempting
to
take
off
for
BagOad
in
an
JS-
JTV
i
,aM.sh
a
nw
world's
distance
non-stop
flying
iJJttri
the
opinion
that.
If
Prince
Rupert
hi
2
tCPi
The
"
headsd
by
i
Perth.
Ontn
on
"ii
firemen
and
nsdian
Pacific
i'ommendd
that
hiy
mltafttt
for
rhantM
from
before
tktr
af
ii
Job.
KVPWITC
IS
AHEAD
W
Collation,
somewhat
llelow
fr
nm
ti.i
Shosn
Good
Lead
--
was
ever
sotne.
to
amount
to
ariv
hto
FOUL
PLAY
i
SUSPECTED
Mystery
Surrounds
rindlnt
of
Woman's
Hotly
in
Vsnroufer
ltam!
ll
VICTORU.
8pt.
2;
CP-Mystery
surrounds
Um
death
of
a
woman
beliovod
to
be
a
Mtsa
B.
Brown
Of
Vanrouer
whose
body
was
found
yesterday
in
a
disused
watt
aovth
of
Crofton
Tied
to
the
woman's
wrist
ws
sultcaat.
The
well
tn
which
the
body
was
found
ws
cove-red
off
with
plank
ing
Tht
curcumsiance
may
uw
eate
foul
play,
the
poilec
my.
The
body
had
been
tn
we
water
tor
six
weeks
wfTaTheT
IMPROVED
19H
So
far
thU
year
precipitation
lm
totaUed
5145
inches
as
.iu
jj
ih
in
the
tint
eight
monlhi
of
IM3
wiule
sunaltlne
for
thla
year
to
daU
has
aggregated
,040.4,
Hour
in
comparison
with
687.4
hours
in
the
correspond..
period
of
1933
silvInIjcoppkr
on
new
york
mart
.
.
.
mil
tlif
"Ppear
Tuesday!
metal
market
today
Copper
cwa
9t
9c.
GAR
WOOD
margin.
thln.
It
wtwld
be
through
the
de
Htopment
of
the
adjacent
coun'
r
People
here
must
expect
to
supper
the
people
who
supported
them
V
they
did
this
everyone
would
t
prosperous.
The
Oommlssloner
pointed
to
tJh"
Ftaser
Valley
where
they
had
an
exeettent
system
of
marketing
The
the
sostth.
fA
votee:
-Better
"
If
they
purchased
these
products
everybody
would
be
prosperous.
The
dtoeusston
arose
through
the
reading
of
a
tetter
from
Oeorge
Or
m
of
Vanderhoof.
secretary
of
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
BC.
asking
Prince
Rupert
to
anoolnt
a
deJeeate
to
discus
the
question
of
marketing
at
a
meettne
to
be
called
In
the
near
future
at
some
central
point
rreddefit
T.
II.
Johnson
said
he
thought
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
should
take
considerable
Interest
In
the
matter
.
Vice-Preetdent
John
Dybhavn
had
been
told
that
sotne
local
mer
chants
would
do
everything
In
their
power
to
oppose
the
movement.
Thomas
McClymont
mentioned
past
efforts
which
had
failed
and
J.
W.
MeKlrtfey
refused
to
accept
the
arjootnunent
as
delegate
be
cause
he
did
not
take
enough
Inter
est
tn
the
matter.
It
was
then
that
the
Commissioner
roused
himself
and
delivered
a
broadside.
F.
A.
MacOallum
spoke
of
the
tm-Dtovemeht
In
the
farming
districts
of
recent
years
and
strongly
favored
closest
possible
co-operation.
H
P.
Pollen
told
of
discussing
the
luesttofi
with
a
prominent
local
re-
I
taller
who
expressed
the
opinion
i
Uiat
Ute
growers
could
best
serve
'
their
own
interests
by
appointing
a
!
broker
to
handle
their
produce
m
Prince
Rupert.
He
would
keep
hi
close
touch
with
them
and
with
the
I
t
MA.avKMnfta
n
nst
ntfttL4
tHtaf
lUCnl
TO4
Vs"
!
wnw
Weather
in
Prince
Rupert
4
in
that
tne
marketin:
was
done
In
an
or-
month
of
Augat
this
year
was
dfry
mtnner
and
under
beet
pos-
good
deal
better
than
tn
tne
n'jilbk
conditions,
month
last
y
ar
The
sunshine
for
j
j
puW)Ury
panted
to
she
ex-August
this
yr
totalled
HIS
hours
Ufnt
turkeys
now
raised
In
the
with
2
hour
MM
l
M
compared
lnlerior
year
while
prectpiuttoii
thla
August
(
At
thp
conclutioll
of
the
discus-
amounted
to
but
a
u,t'"
,
Sion
It
was
left
with
the
president
t
monwi
.
j.i0,.
WON
RACE
Ametlean
Rarer
Defeated
British
Opponent
by
Wide
Martin
.
Today
MARINE
CITY.
Mich.,
Sept.
It
(CP)i-nsr
Wood
today
won
the
rii-.t
iiarminorth
Trophy
race,
NHW
YOHK.
W.pt.
-
,
Mfatlnt
the
nrUlsh
ehgnerger.
silver
closed
at
3ttV
on
Iluber
Scott
,
b
m
wlde
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER
2,
1933
A
Couple
of
Lucky
Jewfish
'1
"
'
'
fe
'
I
,
'
.
I
V
vsCvCS?
"
SHAl
ft
ggaSgBHsm
WfcThJB
sHm
aftat
Wgtlr
'
L
dBgH
E
tslggggl
ggggggggmmggissg
ggggggsgggggmggmgggHflkms
sggggsggggggfl
SglgSsSsSgwSgflga
These
lucky
jew:.ii.
were
appar
Calfl
.
try
Mary
Ardc
;e
and
June
around
the
ocean
tor
yars
with
LAKELSE
0G0P0G0
Two
Glrli
in
Stillness
of
Night
Witness
Column
of
Spray
TF.lUtACC
Sept
I:
Can
it
be
that
Ogopogo
has
paid
Lakehe
Lake
a
visit?
Two
loeal
girl.
Miss
Colthurst
and
.Mis
Sherwood,
spent
the
ni(ht
in
their
boat
in
tne
vicinity
of
Trout
lUver,
where
it
leaves
the
lake,
when
they
Were
aton-hhed
and
not
a
little
alarmed
to
see,
in
the
stillness
of
the
night,
a
huge
column
of
foam
and
spray
that
shot
up
from
tbe
otherwise
rslm
waters
to
a
height
of
fifteen
feet
and
as
though
proceeding
from
some
aquatic
rnomter.
Possibly
Iakrlte
Lake
may
share
the
fsme
that
hitherto
has
been
accorded
solely
to
the
Mrs.
W.
Ross
Thomson
of
Tei-ace.
who
has
been
vMtlng
la
the
city
for
the
pact
week
or
so
as
the
guest
of
Mr.
and
Mm.
James
II.
Thompson.
O
rah
am
Avenue,
West-
view,
and
of
Mr.
and
ln.
J.
Cook
Sixth
Ave-SM
West,
w4U
leave
on
Monday
nlfhte
train
on
her
return
to
the
Interior.
I
WILL
FIGHT
TERRORISTS
e
(Canadian
Prase)
4
PARIS.
Sept,
2:
The
United
Kingdom,
Italy,
and
France,
in
identical
ilotes
today,
approved4
Austria's
plan
to
raise
a
special
corps
of
8,000
men
for
duty
against
"terrorist
elomonts"
within
tho
country
and
on
the
Gorman
border.
::y
ca:i:
a:
Ci'.oiina
Island.
WOkjna
Many
poor
fish
swim
out
getting
a
break
Uke
this.
COMMITTEE
APPOINTED
N.
I.
K.
A.
Code
to
Regulate
Oil
Industry
Coming
Into
Effect
This
Week-End
HYDE
PARK.
New
York.
Sept.
2:
-The
appointment
by
President
Franklin
D
Roosevelt
of
a
committee
of
IS
members
to
supervise
the
code
for
the
oil
Industry
which
becomes
effective
today
was
the
chief
development
In
the
National
Industrial
Recovery
Act
program
this
week.
The
chief
duties
of
the
sm-ailttee
will
be
to
regulate
working
sondittons
of
the
industry,
fix
prices
and
hear
complaints
which
may
be
made.
Sons
of
Norway
Dance
Enjoyable
eventv
Person
in
Attendance
at
Affair
Last
Night
in
Odd
fellows'
IUI1
A
very
enjoyable
dance
was
held
by
the
Sons
of
Norway
Lodge
In
the
Oddfellows'
Hall
last
night,
about
seventy
persons
being
in
attendance
at
the
affair.
Accordion
music
was
furnished
by
Julius
Welle
and
dancing
was
in
progress
from
10
pjn.
until
2:90
ajn.
At
mWnlght
dtllcioua
refreshments
were
served.
The
committee
In
charge
consisted
of
Mrs.
O.
Wick.
Mrs
A.
Dybhavn.
Mrs.
K.
Slatta.
liana
Knuteen
and
Peter
Nome.
Halibut
Arrivals-
Summary
American
49.000
pound,
7.5c
and
4c
and
7.8c
and
4c.
Canadian
None.
American
Arrow.
31.000,
Pacific,
7.5c
and
4c.
Ansa
J..
18,000.
Oold
Storage.
7.8c
and
4c
Ame,
20.000,
left
tor
Seattle.
Prince
Rupert
Raining,
light
light
southeast
wind;
barometer,
2920;
temperature,
52;
sea
smooth.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
AMMKm'AIIAN
A1DMAM
JC
VI1
1
ET
OPLEY-RICHFIELD
MINING
COMPANY
ORDERED
WOUND
UP
f
f,
.
I
enerai
rrancesco
ae
Pinedo
Meets
Flaming
Death
in
Taking
Oft
.
I.
f
tl
f-
Wlf
H
t
dwi
wiaior
rcnaiics
in
iiiirniiic
i
ianu
roi
uwinir
urasn
II
I
'I.
4
li
4
:
4..
1
XT
Ol..
Flight
(o
HaRdad
Today
BRooKlYN.
New
York,
Sept.
(CP)
General
Fran
!
j
incHi),
famous
Italian
airman,
met
a
flmninc
x
'
i
was
w
aev
ifnii
evais
iiivk
n
a
naiiisi
a
i
i
u:
.
i
.1
et
i
.
m
ai
a
fcx
Un
tn
I
Ul
rot
JNj
thero
Riding
k..'
:
r
will
hare
a
can
'.-!''.
ir.
AUta
riding
"
r.drid
organiser
b
.
r
"iriMhy
"non-:
..
ihu
morning
'till
non-eonv
lbUtly
of
the
maiatlng
a
oandl-
-
'!n
riding
-
im)
visited
Aayex
miH
tostfgh
'
ii
n
for
a
visit
EM0TINH
J
ItobUr
TMrtr
of
Australia
Win
WjiUgt
S!Uc
IJron
Jy
Healing
Ted
rhrlp
TOHOVTO.
Sent
2:
Cr
Itobby
raarrr.
clant
Antlralian,
Ut
errninc
won
the
world's
pro-fnUonal
cullinc
title
by
defeating
Trf
rM
of
InfUnd
In
a
thrfomlle
rare
here
by
440
yards.
rearer's
lime
n
IS
minutes
and
H
second,
one
minute
and
It
seeond
better
than
rhrlp.
ALDER
GOES
STRONG
FOR
MARKETING
Urges
That,
If
Prince
Rupert
b
to
Amount
to
Anylhlnr.
It
WW
Be
Tbrouch
Development
Of
Territory
Much
Discussion
Spurred
t?pHH'0O
Ofl
on
0
t.ylrtv
when
his
heavily
laden
nlane
faited
U
.hk
mmmi
momfe
moieatc
tack
r
t
vl
oil
thO
Concrete
runway
tO
Crash
into
a
Utth
to
any
marketing
scheme
Id
i
li
r
a
&
'
i
i
AN
I
1A
f.
FOR
ATLIN
TITLE
IS
CAPTURED
by
on
or
two
remark-
Finis
To
Be
Written
On
September
11
for
Well
Known
Concern
3Ir.
Justice
W.
A.
Macdonald
Issues
Order
in
Supreme
Court
in
Vancouver
Certificates
Lapsed
and
No
Assessment
Work
Done
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
2:
(CP)
On
application
of
C.
F.
MacLean,
counsel
for
Jacob
J.
Lechtzier,
financial
broker,
Mr.
Justice
W.
A.
Macdonald,
in
Supreme
Court
today,
rixed
September
11
for
the
hearing
of
a
petition
under
the
Dominion
Winding
Up
Act
for
the
winding
up
of
the
Top-iey-Richfield
Mining
Co.
Ltd.
The
company
was
incorpor-
Ketchikan
Fish
Men
Visit
City
r
H
C
Nunan.
manager
of
the
New
England
Fish
Co.
at
Ketchikan,
and
O
Bergseth
ol
BeatUe,
who
is
en
gaged
la
fish
buyin.at
KetsWka:
were
overnight-
visitors
in
town.
having
made
the
trip
here
from
Ketchikan
in
the
Alaska
Southern
Airways
Lockheed-Vega
seaplane
"Chlcagoff."
piloted
by
Bob
BiHs
They
arrived
at
9
o'elock
last
night
from
the
north
and
hopped
off
at
8
o'clock
this
morning
on
their
return
to
Ketchikan.
During
their
stay
here,
Messrs.
Nunan
and
Bergseth
talked
by
long
distance
telephone
to
Chicago.
Old
Country
Soccer
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
First
Division
Birmingham
2,
Everton
2.
Chelsea
5.
Wolverhampton
Wan
derers
2.
Derby
County
1.
Blackburn
Rovers
l.
0.
Sheffield
Wednesday
I,
Arsenal
x
Sunderland
4.
Stoke
City
1.
Tottenham
Hotspurs
3.
Aston
Villa
2,
West
Bromwieh
Albion
3.
Middlesbrough
0.
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
First
Dlvbion
Airdrleontans
1,
St
Johnstone
1.
Ayr
United
3.
Hamilton
Academicals
1.
CeUtc
0,
Hearts
0.
Cowdenbeath
5.
Clyde
1.
Dundee
8.
Queen
of
South
0.
Ulbemkns
4.
Kilmarnock
1.
Motherwell
2.
Rangers
1.
Partlck
Thistle
0.
Falkirk
3.
St.
Mlrren
1.
Queen's
Park
2.
Third
Lanark
2.
Aberdeen
3.
HAYWARD
IS
INDEPENDENT
Senior
Conservative
Member
For
Victoria
to
Seek
Re-election
In
Coming
Election
VICTORIA.
Sept.
2:
(CP
Reginald
Hayward.
senior
OonservaUve
member
for
Victoria
city
In
the
test
Legislature,
announced
today
that
he
would
run
as
an
Independent
at
the
coming
provincial
election.
"iied
six
years
ago,
according
to
Lechtzier.
and
acquired
several
mining
claims
near
Smlthers
Including
1
the
Red
Top,
Lucky
Boy,
i
Wesley.
Last
Chance
and
Francis
ftroops.
The
petitioner
alleged
that
!..
.
..
these
claims
had
expired
through
IL
C
-
Wa
and
O.
Bergseth
.L
Here
u
of
ffee
miM.
cerUncaUs
Orernight.
Making
Flight
With
and
UUure
to
record
assessment
Pilot
Bob
E11U
k
EXCURSION
TO
PORT
SIMPSON
(oodly
Number
on
OuUng
Today
In
Spite
of
Rainy
Weather
Conditions
Their
spirits,
apparently,
little
dampened
by
rainy
weather
conditions,
over
200
happv
local
excursionists
left
this
afternoon
at
1:30
aboard
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert,
CapL
Nell
McLean,
which
Is
making
a
special
cruise
to
Port
Simpson.
A
local
orchestra
is
being
taken
along
and
there
will
be
danelng
aboard
the
ship.
A
softball
game
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Pott
Simpson
teams
waa
also
being
planned.
The
Prince
Rupert
arrived
in
port
at
9:M
this
morning
from
Vancouver,
Powell
River
and
Ocean
Falla
nd'
fW
her
Leeds
United
3.
Newcastle
Unt-
return
from
Port
CImhuh
a
a
A
t
.
i
Leicester
City
0.
Manchester
City
fa
Stewart
whence
she
will
re-
Uverpool
3.
Sheffield
United
1
Portsmouth
3.
Hoddersflesd
Town,
0.
i
Ktin
urir
souiiiooumi
tomorrow
i
evening.
Today's
Weather
f
Dead
Tree
Point
Part
cloudy,
light
southeast
wind;
barometer.
30.W;
temperature,
M;
light
swell.
Triple
Island
Clear,
calm,
sea
smooth.
Langara
Island
Rakibtg.
light
southwest
wind;
sea
smooth.
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm,
54.
Alice
Arm
RamtBf.
ealfh,
54.
Anyox
Raining,
south
wind.
52.
Siejrart
Cloudy,
oalm.
49.
HsseUon
Ciear,
ealm.
48.
Smlthers
Part
eludy.
ealm.
5Q.
Burns
Uke
Part
doudy,
calm.
eeeeee,
WHEAT
POOL
WILL
OPERATE
ELEVATOR
PROIlAflLY
FOR
YEAR
e
.
At
the
local
Chamber
of
Commerce
masting
taC
night
a
remark
waa
made
indicating
that
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool
had
again
taken,
the
elevator
for
the
coming
year
because
the
staff
had
been
notified
4
that
their
irasttieiH
would
pro-
bably
be
good
for
the
yer.