77
-
TAXI
-
77
(TOMMY'S)
Sind
j
ol
Theatre
Block,
Dt
Tight
Service
7-Pa
Chrysler
Car
No
i
V
;
XXIV
WILEY
Am.
jarlia,,
M.500
m
4,.
POST
CRACKS
UP
Famous
American
Hound
World
FJ"r?
SuiUlned
Painful
But
I
Not
Serious
Injuries
V'lWY,
HI
ft
.
)
:tt
f,
8ept.
23:
(CP)
'
f
unous
American
round
flying
ace.
sustained
11
fcu'
not
serious
injurie
"v
hpn
hu
airplane
crocked
was
attempting
to
take
'
"
Hying
field
here.
Halibut
Arrivals
Summary
14,000
pounds,
American
05c
pounds,
55c
v,
wiU
owrage,
o-o
V
W.
k,;':
no".
Edmundl
and
nm,Y;
ciaxton
delivery,
5.75o
i
M:7
";
'I
20.000.
and
8ea
Maid.
"1,,fi,ijif.
5.5c
and
4c.
8h
The
Tuscan
la
well
known
In
Prince
Rupert
and
frequently
lands
catches
here
Old
Country
Soccer
r-NGLISII
I.H(UIE
lint
IlitMon
Aston
VUla
1
Sunderland
1.
Blackburn
S.
Wednesday
1.
Everton
S.
Arsenal
I
Leeds
2.
West
Brotnwtch
0.
Lstoaater
1.
Chelsea
1.
MMtfloslwouth
.
Manchester
1.
Newcastle
0.
Birmingham
0.
Sheffield
0.
Portsmouth
1.
State
0.
Derby
4.
Tottenham
0.
Liverpool
2.
Wolverhampton
.
MuddersfMd
Second
DltWon
BUckpool
2.
Swansea
1.
Bolton
2.
Brentford
2.
Bradford
2.
Notts
County
1.
Fulham
1.
Lincoln
0.
Ortmsby
1.
Portvale
2.
UuU
2.
Bury
1.
Manchester
5.
Burnley
2.
Nottingham
2.
Bradford
0.
Plymouth
1.
Oldham
0.
Southampton
2.
Mlllwall
2.
West
Ham
.
Preston
0.
SCOTTISH
I.RAC.UE
First
Division
Aberdeen
2.
Hibernians
1.
Clyde
0.
8t
Mlrren
0.
Falkirk
2.
Ayr
2.
Hamilton
2.
Third
Lanark
2.
Hearts
S.
Cowdenbeath
4.
Kilmarnock
7.
Alrdrteonlans
1.
Queen's
Park
1.
Motherwell
5.
queen
of
South
4.
Partlck
Thistle
3.
Rangers
1.
Dundee
0.
St.
Johnston
1.
Celtic
1.
Second
Division
Albion
1.
St.
Bernards
I.
Arbroath
5.
Bast
Fife
1.
Brechin
4.
Dumbarton
0.
Dundee
2.
SUrllngshlre
2.
Dunfsrmllne
2.
Forfar
1.
Edinburgh
2.
stenhousemulr
2.
King's
Park
5.
Montrose
2.
Letlh
3.
MorUu
1.
Ralth
2
AiW
2.
to
the
city
nLL,
nu,
wh
returned
this
morning
Rupert
on
the
Trlnce
from
a
trip
t
Vnnemiver.
,
'
eeattplea
two
large
buildings
with
gttta
yesterday
struck
and
stove
In
i
splendidly
equipped
and
appointed
UM
an
of
uir
nauout
Mat
Tuscan
isboratorlea
and
engages
the
at
atxtten
aalles
south
of
here.
ItenUon
of
a
considerable
staff
of
expert
workers.
Mr.
Finn's
departure
from
Prince
Rupert
will
be
a
matter
of
general
regret
The
move,
however,
will
be
hi
the
nature
of
a
distinct
promotion
in
the
service
and.
on
that
account,
he
will
be
the
recipient
of
federal
congratulations.
There
la
no
word
as
to
who
will
be
Mr.
Finn's
permanent
successor.
GRAIN
MEET
Wmln
BREAKS
UP
Ruuia
Standi
Firm
on
Demand
For
Higher
F.inort
quota
So
Con
frrenre
Gets
Nowhere
LONDON.
Sept.
22:
(CD
--Rus
sia
Stood
firm
yesterday
on
her
de-llfttml
that
she
be
allowed
to
export
twvee
the
quantity
of
wheat
as
has
beec
allotted
her
under
the
inter-I
national
wheat
agreement
and
a
i
meeting
between
representatives
of
I
the
Soviet
and
Canada.
Australia.
J
United
States
and
the
Argentine
broke
up
without
getting
anywhere.
The
original
Russian
export
quota
was
placed
at
44.000.000
bushels.
New
York
Stock
Mart
Gives
Way
To
Selling
Wave
NEW
YORK.
Sept.
23:
-Rallying
after
two
successive
selling
rushes,
the
local
stock
market
gave
way
under
a
third
liquidation
wave
In
the
last
hour
of
trading
Thursday,
losses
ranging
from
one
to
six
points
for
the
day
at
the
close.
Wheat
Prices
Winnipeg
Close
October.
toVaC.
May,
73Tic.
November,
6iVc.
Chicago
Close
September,
87
Vic.
December.
PO'ic
May.
05c.
Tomorrow's
Tides
nigh
...
3:59
ajn.
18.8
ft.
13:50
pm.
212
ft.
Low
9:51
ajn.
7:51
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISn
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
22:45
pjn.
4.2
ft.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER
23,
1933
NEW
YORK
STOCK
EXCHANGE
To
cruise
around
Capo
Horn
in
a
canoe
Down
the
west
coast
and
around
Cape
Horn
is
the
pi
m
of
Dana
Upton
Lamp
in
a
200-pound
18-foot
sailing
canoe
Along
with
him
will
be
his
wife.
Olnger.
Ho
claims
to
be
a
irrana
son
ol
Richard
Henry
Dana.',
writer
of
sea
novels.
THEATRE
IS
EVACUATED
Little
Tots
Continue
Performance
During
fire
Scare
in
Avenue
Play
House
in
Vancouver
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
23:
CP-When
smoke
drifted
Into
the
Ave
nue
Theatre
on
Main
Street
last
night
from
a
fire-
In
an
adjacent
diack
twleve
hundred
people
attending
a
concert
quietly
left
the
theatre
on
the
advice
of
the.
firemen.
A
group
of
little
tots
continued
their
recital
on
the
stage
as
the
audience
was
making
its
exit.
SMALL
BIRDS
STRIKE
SHIP
Flock
Which
Steamer
Kncounterrd
Appeared
to
be
Exhausted-Some
Are
Captured
As
if
seeking
shelter
from
the
storm,
a
large
flock
of
small
birds
with
grey
back
and
yellow
breasts,
'
believed
by
some
to
have
been
fin-1
ches
or
wai
blera.
struck
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
as
she
was
crossing!
Mllbank
Sound
bound
for
Prince1
Rupert
last
night
Some
of
the
birds1
came
through
open
doors
and
some
through
portlMilos
and
windows.
A
number
were
oaptured
and
a
fewi
were
brought
hare
this
morning
J
They
appeared
to
be
almost
Baseball
Scores
National
League
Boston
3.
Philadelphia
0.
Only
Major
League
game.
Judge
W.
B.
Fteher.
who
has
to
the
yesterday
afternoon's
train.
time.
CANDIDATES
ARE
NAMED
Hacrherson
Again
Running
as
Liberal
in
Cranbrook
Independent
In
Similkameen
CRANBROOK.
Sept.
23:
(CP)
F.
M.
MacPherson
was
yesterday
nominated
Liberal
candidate
for
;ranbrook
riding
in
the
fertheom-
ng
provincial
election.
Mr.
Mac-'
Phereon
was
the
former
member
of
he
Legislature
Similkameen
Independent
KKRBMOS,
Sept.
23:
(CP)
Capt
Thomas
Heeney
has
been
nomlna-,
ed
Independent
candidate
for,
ttmilkameen
in
the
forthcoming
provincial
election.
This
Is
the
seat
which
was
held
In
the
last
Leg
is-.
lature
by
W.
A.
McKenzle.
former
minister
of
mines.
Noted
Divine
and
Scientist
Passes
Rev.
Dr.
I).
B.
.Marsh
Dies
in
ilsmll-ton
at
Ate
of
75
Years
HAMILTON,
Ont..
Sent.
23:
(CP)
-Rev.
Dr.
D.
B.
Marsh,
aged
78.,
noted
scientist
and
astronomer,
died
here
yesterday.
1
Coasting
across
the
Intersection
from.
the
vicinity
of
the
public
library
where
it
had
been
parked,
the
big
delivery
truck
of
Brackman-Ker
Co.
rode
over
the
low
curb
at
the
northwest
corner
of
Third
Avenue
and
Fourth
Street
onto
the
sidewalk
and
crashed
Into
one
of,
the
targe
plate
glass
windows
of
thel
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
offico
about
10
o'clock
this
morning.
The
been
presMlng
ovec
a
SMakm
nf
window
was
shattered
when
xtmrk
County
Court
as
Smiihers,
returned
by
t
he
mud
guard
of
the
car
in
I
cuy
rrpni
the
interior
on
which
no
one
was
rldlne
at
the
Was
Fine
Card
Large
Crowd
Sees
Acceptable
Box-
I
ing
Show
by
Moose
Lodge
I
Carrying
most
of
the
ten
rounds.
Billy
Bagshaw
clouted
his
left
and
right
handed
way
to
an
unanimous
verdict
over
Nina
Ourvlch
In
the
main
bout
of
the
Moose
boxing
show
'ast
night
after
Billys
handlers
agreed
to
come
to
his
opponent's
demand
for
two-minute
rounds
instead
of
three-minute
ones.
There
were
no
knockdowns,
although
both
battlers
slipped
to
their
knees
in
the
opening
canto
and
neither
fighter
appeared
seriously
hurt
when
they
left
the
ring
although
Billy
twisted
hi
leg
when
he
fell
and
was
bothered
by
It.
Bag-shaw's
weaving
style
from
the
left
to
right
got
In
punches
though
Nina's
longer
reach
enabled
him
to
score
regularly.
Nina
had
his
opponent
stagger-
punishment
ninth.
Billy
carried
the
fight
to
Nina
most
of
the
way
and
gave
htm
little
chance
to
use
his
right
nand
armament,
both
boys,
however,
being
interested
In
avoiding
acquaintance
with
each
other's
pet
weapons.
Palmer
Fosse,
the
promoter's
dark-horse
referee,
kept
the
boys
mixing
and
there
was
very
little
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Clear,
calm,
42.
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm,
48.
Stewart
Part
cloudy,
oalm,
50.
Harelton
Cloudy,
oalm,
42.
Smlthers
Fog,
calm.
40.
Burns
Lake-
-Fog,
calm,
30.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENtB
MOVES
PREMIER
OF
ALBERTA
DEFENDANT
IN
SENSATIONAL
CASE
Trading
Centre
Taken
To
Newark
on
Account
of
Taxation
in
Gotham
DON
FiNN
IS
MOVED
Director
of
Fisheries
Station
to
i
Take
Charge
in
Halifax
Following
Trip
to
England
!
Pending
receipt
of
official
eon-
,.
flrmaUon,
It
is
reported
in
authorl-
Transfcr
From
One
City
to
the
Other
to
be
Made
ue
quarters
that
d.
b.
Finn,
di-
On
October
2,
it
is
Officially
Announced
CrlLLTT
t
.
t
'Cries
Experimental
Station.
wMI
be
OdayNcW
LtVlC
Imposts
.transferred
In
the
near
future
to
-
Halifax
to
become
director
of
the
NF.W
YORK.
SopL
23:
(CP)
It
was
officially
an-'4"
of
th
Biological
-
"
t?y
tt
the
New
York
Stock
Exchange
would
jXrT
i?3
..vp(
to
Newark,
N.J.,
opening
for
business
there
on
to
spend
three
months
at
cam-
r..
i
i
ne
mange
is
reiiig
mue
in
onier
to
set
away
bridge
university
in
England
and
irh
taxes
nronoml
on
brokers'
profits
and
stock
tnmster
win
it
n
understood.;
rjr-f.-)
by
.
a
-
t
mm
.
.
.
.
I
New
York
City,
it
is
stated.
PREMIER
COLLISION
ACCUSED
OF
VESSELS
ot
Word
of
Truth
In
it."
Oov-ernmenl
Leader
Deelares
i
r
.t'STiN.
Sept.
23
C1
F
i
i
claim
was
filed
In
S
i
here
yesterday
sskin.
images
from
Premier
J.
I
m
ol
Alberta
for
alleged
c
(
Vivian
MscMnUn.
f
Forraei
Mayor
AUft
"
''
'
of
Rdsoo
AIU.
The
'
uieges
that
offence
'
t.
.
'nrting
In
1M
when
the
I
iin
to
be
eighteen
years
trier
permitting
service
of
Trrmler
Drownlee
In
Ot-k
made
r
'
Brownie,
over
long
dls-j.h.me
from
Ottawa,
where
1
-
i
t
tending
as
a
member
'
'
M
rMillan
royal
commtssSon
'
:
i;
vald
I
ui.
regret
to
have
to
faceJ
1
'
'hi.
kind,
rt
wtlf
enable
'
grips
with
been
spread
for
id.
r.
i
not
a
word
of
truth
v
..
iMii.ms
"
Slaves
llrr
In
KErfOHIKAN.
Sept.
Ttst
Boraaa
of
Fisheries
take
effect
upon
his
return
from
the
Old
Country
next
spring.
I
Mr.
Finn
founded
the
work
of
the
;
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Expertmen-,
tal
Station
in
1928
and.
except
for
a
year
or
so
he
spent
in
charge
of
the
research
department
of
the
British
Columbia
Packers,
he
has
'
been
continuously
in
charge
of
the
work
at
Prince
Rupert
since.
When
Irevnlre
of
Alberta
Made
Dfftn-
Bureau
of
Fisheries
Boat
remain
he
came
here
first,
there
were
ne4-
tat
In
Utmr
JiMlt
AlUlg
wguike
IUilhutUrTican,and
UwrtUff,
bulMlngtrplsntoroulp-
Seduction
18-Year
Old
Girl
I
J
ment.
Under
his
direction
the
work
cxpanara
uniu
iochij
carers
CP
many
phases
of
fisheries
research.
A
Canoe
Trip
Around
Cape
Horn
Halibut
Fishing
on
Pacific
-To
Cease
on
October
26
With
Closing
Down
of
Area
No.
3
Halibut
fishing
on
the
Pacific
Coast
for
the
1933
season
will
come
to
a
close
on
October
26
at
midnight
as
a
result
of
an
order
by
the
International
Fisheries
Commission,
notice
of
which
was
received
in
Prince
Rupert
today,
closing
fishing
in
Area
No.
3
on
that
date.
By
that
time,
it
is
expected
that
the
quota
limit
for
the
season
set
for
that
area
will
have
been
reached.
On
August
25,.
fishing
was
stopped
in
the
closer
'
Area
No.
2,
owing
to
the
quota
for
the
year
having
been
reached.
Since
that
time,
the
larger
vessels
of
the
Pacific
Coast
fleet
have
been
operating
in
Area
No.
3.
BAGSHAW
WON
BOUT
Earned
Unanimous'
Verdict
Over
'
Mnl
GuTvtf
hltf
Lively
Tiir
MY
LEAVE
NEXT
WEEK
r4.Jm-
'"ti
Amj
MoUison
Awaiting
""iuti
nrpons
ttt
tort
Hopping
Off
on
flight
TORONTO.
Sept.
23
CPJame
tnd
Amy
Moiltson
stated
yesterday
hat
they
will
not
take
oil
on
their
JMig
distance
hop
before
Monday.
fhey
win
not
leave
until
they
have
ta-o
sucteslve
dally
weather
reports
indicating
favorable
condition
over
the
Atlantic
Ocean
route.
On
recelnt
of
two
consecutive
good
forecasts
they
will
leave
for
Wasaga
Beach
;th
their
plane.
Seafarer
IL
and
take
off
at
dawn
the
followlne
morning.
Particulars
of
Rail
Fatality
i
Still
Lacking
I
No
further
particulars
had
been
received
either
at
provincial
pollee"
or
railway
offices
up
to
this
morrT-ine
in
reoard
tct
th
mki..iiii.j
Ing
in
the
third
which
was
probably
;
itinerant
who
was
killed
last
Wedte-
when
he
dogged
deeperatek
a
trau,
wnlch
derailed
on
the
Canst
iLVteLk-...f
dlan
Rwa
near
Urlinl
tiu.it
tBBj
station
on
th
rnu
s
between
Prince
Bride.
George
and
McSr
Noted
Scottish
7
Banker
is
Dead
clinching.
He
is
a
former
match-,
Sir
Alexander
Kemp
Wright
Passe
maker
for
the
American
Legion
i
Away
in
Edinburgh
at
Aim
iigni
ciuo
at
ueuingnam
ana
new
that
position
for
two
years.
Other
Events
Two
bruisers
new
to
local
fight
tans,
were
shown
when
heavyweight
Frank
Oomez
outboxed
and
out-slugged
his
heavier
opponent.
Henry
Knaple
In
the
six-round
semi-wind-up.
They
astounded
the
goodly
crowd
of
specitors
with
the)
heavy
hitting.
Johnny
McLeod
had
little
trouole
Continued
on
Page
2
Of
Seventy-One
Years
EDINBURGH,
Scotland.
Sept.
23
f
'CP)-Sir
Alexander
Kemp
Wright,
head
of
the
Royal
Bank
of
Scotland
and
one
of
the
outstanding
figures
to
the
British
financial
world,
collapsed
and
died
here
Thursday
at
age
of
seventy-one
years
while
-ndlng
the
funeral
of
a
friend.
Lieut.
Ool
R.
L.
OaJe
of
Smlth
ers.
returning
officer
for
Skeen
I
noing
in
the
forthcoming
pruvbv
'
clal
election,
arrived
In
the
city
!
from
the
Interior
on
yesterday
af-
1
tcmoon's
train,
and
sailed
last
J
rUaht
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
to
j
make
a
trip
down
the
Butedale.
Swanson
Bay,
Kltknaat
!
SJ$
olher
Po'nU
In
that
part
of
sxeena
district
for
the
purpose
of
!
ranging
for
the
holding
of
polla.