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Jlmmv
Walker,
Entering
New
York
field
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acting
mayor
of
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the
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James
J
Walker,
an-"
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rday
that
he
would
be
;'i(irut
candidate
for
the
the
next
election
He
i
(he
field,
he
explained,
'
t
Tammany
control
of
i"ir.g
as
mayor.
MrKee
waa
i
b
John
P
O'Brien
aa
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randldatc.
the
latter
"
mayor
at
the
ape-'
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he
wm
not
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undklate.
O'Hrtea
re-
;"'c
complimentary
vote
iul
election
Ummgh
'i
f
people
writing
la
hit
lot
papers.
FIRST
DANCE
THIS
WINTER
"lr
SU,rd
Ut
Night
ny
Llk
1
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Very
Enjoyable
'I
f'-k
Lodge
held
lm
sxp-
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the
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season
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the
Bits'
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the
,r"vm
to
be
one
of
much
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f..r
the
forty
or
so
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re
present.
Bxcelleni
iM-vided
by
Charlie
Da-"
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from
10
pjn.
un-!l
hi
Joe
Scott
was
a
genial
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fall.
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Oeorgia
River.
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Jim.
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Morning
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Son.
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National
Silver,
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Noble
Five.
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Oreille.
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Porter
Idaho,
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Premier.
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Silver
Crest
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Waverly.
M.
Oils
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Int
Klckl.
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.
arannd,
J.
Mftcusw.
IM.
Shno,
l
i.
IS
HEARD
ormer
City
Clerk
of
Prince
George
Make
Suggestions
to
Koyal
Commission
home
at
Knkatta
followtiK
a
visit
to
the
city,
Emily
Temple.
9-year
old
Indian
Ctrl,
became
missing
in
I
he
vicinity
of
Lewis
Island
yester
day
afternoon
and
is
believed
to
died
more
profitably
as
one
Urge
!have
been
lost
overboard.
The
boat
unit
turned
back
and
made
a
search
but
there
was
no
sign
of
the
child.
The
supposed
tragedy
has
been
reported
to
the
provincial
police.
Dr.
Will
Kergin
And
Bride
Here
UlU
Take
Over
Practice
of
lather
For
Two
Months
Before
Going
to
Premier
Dr.
WUham
S.
Kergin.
son
of
Dr.
and
Mrs.
W.
T.
Kergin.
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
Mvarnlrtg.
accompanied
by
his
bride,
who
was
formerly
Miss
Helen
Mac-Donald
of
St.
Thomas,
Ont.
Their
nsrri
tnnk
nlare
renUv
In
St.
'Thomas.
Dr.
Kergin
Jr.
Is
to
remain
here
tmttl
the
middle
of
November
taking,
care
of
the
practice
of
his
father,
who
has
gone
east
to
take
up
post-graduate
work,
and
will
then
proceed
to
Premier
to
take
over
the
practice
of
Df.
Robinson
there.
The
younger
Dr.
Kergin
Is
one
of
Prince
Rupert's
best
known
pioneer
boys
and
he
And
his
bride
arc
receiving
the
hearty
congratulations
of
numerous
friends.
SILVER
AND
COPPER
ON
NEW
YORK
MART
NEW
YORK.
Sept.
30:
(CP1-SI1-ver
closed
at
39tkc
per
ounce
on
the
local
metal
market
yesterday
ana
at
30tc
today.
Gold
closed
at
$31.33
per
ounce.
Copper
was
steady
at
0c
per
pound.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
Vancouver!
sept.
30:
(CP)
Whent
wifi
quoted
at
59c
on
tho
JocpM
exchange
yesterday,
dropping
to
59
Me
oday.
miln
TO
DELAY
EXECUTION
Court
Order
Means
That
David
Lamton
Will
Not
(Jo
to
Gallows
Before
Next
Year
SAN
JOSE.
Sept.
50:
When
David
A.
LariMon.
former
Stanford
University
publishing
house,
execu
tive,
left
San
Jose
at
noon
Friday
for
Ban
Quentln
Penitentiary,
where
Is
Exonerated
At
Hollywood
John
Huston
Found
Free
of
Blame
In
Connection
With
Death
of
Young
Woman
HOLLYWOOD,
Sept
30
A
coro-
wrv
Jury
yesterday
exonerated
John
Huston,
son
of
Waiter
Huston
'he
well
known
moving
picture
ac-or.
hi
connection
with
the
death
of
young
married
woman
whom
he
rtruck
with
his
satomobttt
on
Thursday,
the
Injuries
proving
Pound
Sterling
and
Canadian
Dollar
on
New
York
Exchange
NEW
YORK.
Sept.
30:
The
British
pound
sterling
closed
at
$4.74
on
the
local
foreign
exchange
yes-torday.
The
Canadian
dollur
closed
at
974c.
t
tMY'S)
Tomorrow's
Tides
Stand
E
Theatre
Bloc
High
-11:45
ajn.
20.4
ft.
Da
S
""h
Service
7-PasstE
'hrysler
Car
Low
5:35
am.
4.3
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
18:00
p-m.
5.1
It.
y..:
XXIV
No.
228.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER,
30,
1933
OTTAWA
ASSISTS
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
STRATOSPHERE
RECORD
IS
CLAIMED
BY
RUSSIAN
AIRMEN
Dominion
Government
Pledges
Security
For
Loan
Made
Railway
Refunding
of
$00,000,000
Which
Could
Not
be
Taken
Care
Of
In
London
and
New
York
Markets
is
Thus
Facilitated
TORONTO,
Sept
80:
(CP)
The
Toronto
Globe
pub-li.h's
an
Ottawa
dispatch
today
stating
that
The
tfuwrnment
is
understood
to
have
facilitated
nitrations
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
totallinc
f&MNiu.iifW
to
provide
for
maturing
bonds
which
could
not
.
.
.
.
4
1
A
I
ft
m
u'lvaniaeeouwy
lanen
care
oi
in
London
or
New
York
Hif
government
pledges.
m
to
the
bank
whseh
nj
rniTITTr
.in
od
the
necessary
credit
I
I
HKlHIIh
I
VULilllliUJU
K
VArWOWrm
Bet
CPML.
Apfwarmg
before
the
Heyal
Oom-mission
on
menklpal
taxatkon.
V.
R
Otrthue,
former
ettjr
detk
at
Prince
Oeorte.
urged
that
a
department
of
municipal
affairs
be
formed
by
the
government
to
deal
with
problems
arising
out
of
municipal
administration
He
also
urged
that
a
provincial
board
of
trustees
administer
sinking
funds
of
the'
municipalities
with
the
exception
of
Vancouver
and
Victoria
Mr.
Ckrihue
believed
this
would
give
more
economical
administration
of
fands
which
would
be
nan-
he
ha
been
sentenced
to
be
hanged
December
15
for
the
murder
of
hts
wife
by
bludgeoning
her
to
death
In
the
bathroom
of
their
jhoote
In
June.
It
was
assured
that
I
the
execution
would
be
deferred
un
til
next
year.
Application
had
been
granted
by
the
court
for
a
review
of
the
transcript
which
will
automatically
mean
that
the
exrcuUon
cannot
be
effected
by
the
date
set.
Meantime,
a
coroner's
Jury
Inquiring
Into
the
death
of
Mrs.
Lamton
returned
an
open
verdict,
finding
that
the
young
woman
had
come
to
her
death
at
a
result
of
violent
force
due
to
a
blow
on
the
hack
of
the
head
but
falling
to
name
an
assailant
Young
Indian
Girl
Is
Lost
Off
Boat
Nine
Year
Old
Emily
Temple
of
'
Kilkatla
Believed
Drowned
Near
Lewis
Island
While
returning
with
her
parents
board
their
gasboat
to
the
family
VICTOItIA
TORIES
TO
ENTER
CONTEST
VICTORIA.
Sept.
30:
(CP)
Victoria
ConservaUves
last
night
decided
to
call
a
eonven-
Uon
for
Tuesday
evening
of
next
week
to
nominate
four
Candida
tea
favorable
to
a
un-
ion
form
of
government
to
contest
the
(our
Victoria
seats
in
the
Legislature.
FIVE
DIE
IN
CRASH
Automobile
and
Motor
Bus
in
Terrific
Collision
Near
Seattle
Last
Night
SEATTLE,
Sept.
30:
(CD
live
persons,
three
men
and
two
women.
aU
of
Tacoma.
were
killed
last
night
In
a
terrific
collision
between
an
automobile
and
a
stage
coach
In
Snoquamle
Tan,
seven
miles
west
of
Summit
The
dead
Include:
Rev.
Ralph
C.
Sergeant
Baplht
Church
minister:
Dr.
George
Diehtman,
chiropractor,
and
Sirs.
Kather-Ine
Diehtman.
Dr.
Diehlman's
wife,
all
of
whom
were
passengers
in
the
automobile.
Two
small
boys
and
several
other
were
injured
in
the
bus.
TAX
SALE
j
0NT0DAY
i
Total
of
S1317.C8
Realized
at
Open
ing
Session
of
Bidding
This
Morning
At
the
opening
session
of
bidding'
realized,
the
sales,
prices,
bebig
as
follows.
Sixtv-Five
Cent
Haircut
Charge
To
Be
Abandoned
LOS
ANOELB8.
Sept
34:
Due
to
objections
which
have
come
generally
from
the
trade,
it
k
expected
that
the
price
fixing
clause
of
the
barbering
code
under
the
National
Industrial
Recovery
Act
for
the
state
of
California
will
be
reopened.
The
proposal
had
been
to
fix
the
price
of
hair-cutting
in
the
state
at
66c
Protests
will
be
heard
on
Major
Angus
of
Victoria
Passes
Well
Known
Business
Man
of
Capital
Dies
Following
Operation
For
Brain
Abscess
VANCOUVER.
Sept.
30:
(CP)
sjor
W.
C
Angus,
weil
known
ieteria
business
man.
died
In
hos
-.dial
here
last
night
following
an
peration
for
an
abeceM
on
the
raln.
POLICE
COURT
FINES
Fines
collected
In
ally
police
ourt
in
September
totalled
$313.
It
-s
announced
at
the
police
station
his
morning.
Ford
More
Concerned
With
Giving
Living
Wage
Than
With
N.I.R.A.;
Outspoken
DETROIT,
Sept
30:-Issuing
a
statement
yesterday,
Henry
Ford
declared
that
he
was
more
concerned
with
providing
a
living
wage
for
the
employees
in
his
automobile
manufacturing
plants
than
with
strict
adherence
to
the
code
of
the
National
Industrial
Recovery
Act
which
he
has
refused
to
sign
up
under.
He
announced
that
a
five-day,
forty-hour
week
would
bo
adopted
in
his
plants
and
that
disciplinary
measuros
would
be
applied
in
the
event
of
strike
attempts.
Already
five
hundred
employees
in
one
of
tho
company's
plants
had
been
discharged
for
this
reason
and,
if
strike
agitators
forced
him
to
do
so,
he
would
be
prepared
to
close
down
his
plants
altogether,
Mr.
Ford
made
it
clear.
Soviet
Balloonists
Go
Up
Nearly
Twelve,
Miles
Into
Thin
Air
in
the
annual
city
tax
sale
this
.
morning,
a
total
of
$1317.68
was
If
This
ChcckK
Un
tn
bo
flnrrnrf.
Mark
&.
1
net
V-i,,.
L
.
r
-
v
-
.
.wy
VJfti
M.
VI
J
it,
all
all
at
at
nnrai
w
m
a
.
.
J-
upset
rroi.
August
I'iccard
Will
Have
Been
Exceeded
Lot,
block
12.
section
6,
Dybhavn.
.
"
&nanHL$a.2e.
MOSCOW,
Russia,
Sept.
30:
(CP)
Three
Russian
bal-
Lot
s.
block
22.
section
5.
Mrs.
loonists
who
took
off
into
the
stratosphere
early
thfs
Lot
10.
Woek
is.
section
5.
Mrs.
E.
no
watt.
tm.n.
Lot
IX
Mock
8.
section
1.
$1."6
lot
18.
block
18.
section
5.
HQ7.71;
lot
17.
Mock
10.
section
S.
$183.81.
D.
ZareUL
The
sale,
which
is
being
conducted
by
E.
S.
AlUstone.
was
adjourned
until
Monday
morning.
A
number
of
properties
have
b-en
withdrawn
from
the
original
sale
list
following
last
minute
settlement
of
taxes.
f
morning
later
landed
safely
eighty
miles
from
Moscovt,
reporting
that
they
had
reached
an
altitude
of
eleven
and
four-fifths
miles.
If
the
claim
checks
up
to
be
correct
(t
will
mean
that
a
new
record
has
been
made,
breaking
the
mark
set
last
year
by
Prof.
August
Piccard
in
his
ascent!
I
KitkatIa
Couple
GERMANY
IS
nr
.
in
i
i
NOT
TO
ARM
GENEVA,
Sept
30:
Great
Britain,
France
and
United
States
were
reported
to
have
agreed
last
night
that
Germany
should
not
be
allowed
to
re-arm
during
the
coming
four
year
"transition
period"
as
she
had
requested.
Following
the
decision,
Germany's
representatives
at
the
disarmament
confer
NEW
POLICE
HEAD
HERE
Inspector
Eraser
Arrives
in
City
to
Assume
His
Duties
J.
A.
Fraser.
recently
promoted
In
I
he
provincial
police
service
from
the
rank
of
staff
sergeant
in
charge
of
Kamloops
district
to
that
of
inspector
tn
charge
of
"D"
Division
with
headquarters
here,
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
from
the
south
to
assume
his
new
duUes
here.
He
was
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Fraser
and
their
son,
Perev
R.
Fraaer.
u-ho
will
tak
un'
residence
tn
the
city
with
him.
Inspector
Fraser
has
been
senior
staff
sergeant
of
the
force
for
some
time
and
for
many
years
was
located
at
Kamloops
where
he
became
well
known
as
a
cool
and
courageous
officer.
He
served
In
the
South
African
War
and
comes
here
to
succeed
Inspector
John
Shlrasa
who
was
recently
transferred
to
Was
First
Head
Of
Liquor
Board
In
This
Province
VICTORIA.
Sept.
30:
CP
-Archibald
M.
Johnson
K.C..
former
deputy
attorney
general
of
British
Columbia
and
later
chief
crown
prosecutor,
who
died
here
yesterday'
following
a
long
Illness,
was
the,
first
head
of
the
Liquor
Control
Board
of
British
Columbia.
iYiarriearriaay
Mrs.
Ethel
Mason
Becomes
Bride
of
Reuben
Moody
at
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
-
In
the
presenceoIf
a-number
ol
relatives
and
friends
of
the
contracting
couple,
the
marriage
took
place
at
4
o'clock
yesterday
after
noon
in
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral,
Very
Rev.
James
B.
Gibson,
the
dean,
officiating,
of
Mrs.
Ethel
Mason,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mr
Jacob
Shaw
of
Kitkatla.
and
Reu
ben
Moody,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
ence.
returned
to
Berlin
Jt'lJl11'
tendanU
of
the
to
confer
with
Chancel-
lor
Adolph
Hitler.
This,
it
is
understood,
does
not
necessarily
indicate
Germany's
withdrawal
4
frnm
ihp
rnnfprpnf
couple
were
Nor
man
Lewis
and
Mrs.
P.
Douglas.
Following
the
ceremony,
the
o?-akn
wis
celebrated
with
a
wed-
ting
breakfast
at
the
Commodore
;sfe.
Enjoyable
Bridge
Parly
is
Given
By
Moose
Women
Under
the
auspices
of
the
Women
of
the
Moose,
a
vcery
enjoyabl
bridge
drive
was
held
on
Thursday?
evening
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
A,
Wick.
Summit
Avenue.
Mrs.
F.
M,
Crosby
received
the
guests.
There
were
twelve
tables
of
card!
The
prises
went
to
the
following:
ladles'
first
Mrs.
F.
M.
Crosby:
con
rotation.
Mrs.
V.
Qrlnuson;
men's
first
P.
Petersen:
consolation.
F.
Buasey.
s
At
the
close
delicious
refresh'
ments
were
served
by
the
hostess.
There
are
378
Important
waterfalls
tn
Braill.
Funeral
Notice
A
An
Emergent
Communication
of
Tslmpsean
Lodge
No.
58.
A.F
it
A.M.
will
be
held
In
the
Masonic
Temple,
corner
of
Sixth
Ave.
and
Bowser
8t.
on
MONDAY,
OCTOBER
3,
1933
at
2
o'clock
p.m.
for
the
purpose
of
holding
a
Masonic
Funeral
Service
for
our
late
Brother
William
Albert
Bell.
All
members
and
sojourning
brethren
are
requested
to
attend.
E.
II.
MORTIMER,
P.M.
Secretary.
it