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Crew
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Which
k-'
Required
Medical
Attention
at
beward
Vessel
Itself
Sustained
Considerable
Damage
I
W
ARD.
Alaska,
Sept
29:
(CP)
Tom
Olson,
well
K
tchikan
fisherman,
was
swept
overboard
and
t
n
the
halibut
schooner
Superior
on
Wednesday
,
tnrm
on
the
bunks
which
threatened
to
disable
V
1
apt.
Nels
Ford
rejnirted
on
his
arrival
here
i
Several
members
of
the
crew
sustained
injur-
.
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tfmpnl
M
a
result
:HSS
passing
of
M
vi
ucla
which
it
the
state
tiaae
are
f
rud
a
roach
time
the
one
aec
pu.
reported.
PROSECUTOR
Suddenly
at
Victoria
i
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1)'fiwl
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im
mSim
in
Brt-
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ertosiaal
courts,
who
!
m
nouM
a
one
ot
the
keenest
legal
aaaeds
in
thia
provme.
pasted
away
suddenly
this
morning
in
a
Vtrtorta
hoaptul
where
he
had
km
a
pfttietit
atnee
the
day
before
yesterday,
according,
to
word
received
today
in
Prince
Rupert.
Alltottfa
nia
friends
had
known
that
he
had
bean
in
UiHnx
health
tbt
aome
,
uaae.
news
nf
hi
doaalae
wtl
eome
a
hork
u
hit
wtd
circle
ei
ac-
jfwalntanrFihlp
Uiroaghout
the.
pro
etare
He
wa
well
known
In
trtoce
'
Rupert
ax
well
mm
elsewhere
In
the
nortn
ana
naa
iwcenuy
iwimg
;
Uv
Suprrmr
Court
Aaalau
In
Trinre
Oeorae
m
hi
capacity
ai
crown
aroMertitor
Mr.
lomrd
H
Wrlncb
of
Uaoft-
J
!
ton
wm
1
rlaugbtar
of
the
Ute
Mr
john"n
who
had
pncUaed
law
in
(be
province
for
tnanr
yearn
and.
ho.
dnrtni
hit
career,
had
been
jHrteted
with
a
number
of
outer
bwntlnr
benrhen
of
Hrltiah
bla
Me
moved
from
Neinon
to
torti
aome
years
ago
on
being
ap-
pointed
to
the
attorney
general'.
aepanmeni
known
local
painter
succumbed
to
I
M
attack
6(
heart
4Uutt
mw
ttw
late
TTtunaay
turhnr
halter
from
irom
it"-
the
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ritv
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afternoon
as
a
result.
It
Is
presumed,
j
of
aertion
and
excitement
In
sav-
j
tn
hia
saaboMt
which
had
gone
(trtrt
in
a
storm,
from
going
ashore.
After
atUng
the
gasooai
ai7,
Thene
ce
ea
fJuw
Uie
ruing
fiODd
raters
mh
wake
of
U.e
Merve
hurttoane
win-
swpt
the
KLLOWNA.
Sept,
19.
(CP-Mre
hundred
men.
women
and
children
otcd
passiTe
resUtame
last
nlfht
and
this
morning
to
prevent
the
shipment
of
six
ear-loads
of
apples
In
rontravention
of
the
recently
signed
stabilisation
regulations.
A
switch
engine
was
unable
to
proceed
through
a
hum
of
humanity
and
had
to
turn
bark
from
its
errand
of
getting
ears.
INJUNCTION
GKANTE1)
After
an
all
night
Tlgil.
President
llaikiru
ot
the
British
Columbia
Fruit
Orowers'
Asoelatien
announced
this
morning
that
an
Injunction
had
been
granted
agalnttithe
shipment
of
bulk
apples
from
the
district.
Railway
companies
also
hare
given
assurance
that
no
such
shipments
will
be
sent
out
without
notifying
the
committee.
'
moored.
Bell
is
believed
to
have
col
I
htrjaed
In
a
ruwboat
In
which
his
,
i
bedTwa.
found
a
few
mtMtor
later
j
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due
was
apparent
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rw,
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harbor
with
a
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acre-
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who
are
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this
fall.
twa.
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run
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is
on
the
maln-
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Wolf
Island.
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SAN
FRANCISCO,
8ept.
W
rid
John
Wm
and
hla
wife
wsjre
1
Cnriati.
Tex.,
partly
aueiBerged
by
the
flood,
is
Dan.
ple&sure
rewrt
at
Oarpui
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B.C.,
FRIDAY,
SEPTEMBER
29,
1933
pricbTfive
cento
JArAPIbbb
MILITARY
APPROPRIATION
FISHERMAN
LOSES
LIFE
IN
BIG
STORM
ON
HALIBUT
BANKS
Tom
Olson,
Ketchikan,
Lost
Overboard
From
Halibuter
Superior
As
Floods
Took
Toll
In
Texas
After
Storm
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Txj-
:yvrr.
and
cities
in
the
aur
strr..n
Cvbm.
A
hotri
at
Conwi
at
Uie
t4
At
the
bottom
la
a
view
al
Kih
tbe
nigh
watT
around
taepavnie-.
and
tour'
Army
Leaders
of
Oriental
Land
Ask
Huge
Vote
For
Defences
To
Protect
Against
Russian
Menace
RESISTED
SHIPMENT
Fite
Hundred
Kelowna
Men
and
Wonn
Pael
Trevent
Handling
of
Apples
Largest
War
Outlay
Ever
Asked
in
History
of
Country
statement
issued
as
ir
to
3Ieet
rossible
Opposition
to
Demand
TOKYO,
Japan,
Sept
29:
(CP)
Military
leaders
today
asked
that
an
anny
appropriation
of
$171,000,000,
the
lareest
in
the
history
of
Japan,
be
included
in
the
1984-35
budeet.
As
if
to
meet
poewible
opjwsition
to
the
demand,
the
War
Office,
in
a
statement,
said:
"The
strengthening
of
the
Russian
Army
has
made
Japan
unable
to
rest
at
ease
concerning
!er
defence
In
the
direction
of
the
Asiatic
continent."
STRIKE
IS
AUTHORIZED
(leneral
CoMiiril
of
Railway
Running
Trades
Given
Power
to
Call
Mrn
Off
Jobs
MONTREAL.
Sept.
2:
(CPI
OlfloVals
of
the
railway
running
trades
today
notified
the
Canadian
Pacific
and
the
Canadian
National
Railways
that
their
thirty
thousand
members
had
granted
the
gentral
counril
of
the
five
union
power
to
rail
a
strike
against
the
second
ten
percent
baMc
wate
cut
recently
made
by
tbe
railways.
Union
officials
said
that
a
strike
would
not
necessarily
follow
the
ballot
as
further
negotiations
would
be
carried
on
before
a
final
'decision
Is
made.
ANYOX
PL,NE
HERE
Bringing
n
a
psaaenawr
frawi
the
natter
town.
Pilot
Jack
MacCon-
nachle
arrived
here
at
1:30
yoster-
IRREGULARS
THREATEN
Peiping
and
Tientsin
in
Danger
of
Being
Seiied
by
Chinese
Rebel
Forres
PEiriNG,
Sept
The
cities
of
Teiping
and
Tientsin
are
believed
to
be
in
danger
of
being
captured
by
the
rebel
forces
ot
General
Pang
Shen
Wu,
leader
of
Chinese
irregulars.
It
ha
been
atrccd
that
Japanese
troops
should
ro-onerate
wjth
regular
Chinese
ferrcs
in
rxpell-ting
the
rebels
from
neutral
xones,
s
on
of
Well
Known
Actor
.i.Ht'v.Jja
Collapse
HOLLYWOOD.
Sept.
:-4ohi.
Huston,
son
of
Walter
Huston,
weH.
known
Canadian
moving
pietuiv
rtl
actor,
was
reported
In
a
stale
collapse
last
night
following
an
Sc
airtM
here
yesterday
on
chaiwws
iay
afternoon
from
Anyox
with
his
ctdent
during
the
day
In
which
tv'
in
eenneetlon
with
the
recent
kill-
Eastman
flyina
boat.
The
machine
struck
a
voung
married
woman
with'
Ing
of
Leon
r.
..
am
Frunclsco
t.x.k
off
on
its
retm
to
An-ox
at
hi.-
automobile
und
caused
her
Chinese,
laundrymau.
2
o'Uoek
Una
altenseasa,
death.
(
CANDIDATES
MEET
AFTER
ARE
NAMED
MANY
YEARS
Independent
in
Chilliwaek
Liberal
In
Fernie
Fifth
in
Nanaimo
More
in
Skeena
Herein
in
Atlin
Hjht,
Makin
Five
Aspirants
in
All
ABBOTS
FORD,
Sept.
29:
CP)-iohn
McKee
of
Abbotsford
waa
nominated
Wednesday
night
by
a
single
vote
over
E.
Siewrt
Davidson
of
Chillll-ark
a
an
TnHonnrtn
I
ancliUate
for
Chilliwaek
riding
In
the
forthcoming
proTlnclal
election.
!
To
Oppose
Uphill
!
FERNIE.
Sept.
29:
CP
Mayor
H
E
Douclas
baa
been
nominated
by
a
Liberal
convention
here
to
content
Fernie
riding
at
the
forth
-
omlng
provincial
election.
It
bad
been
at
first
expected
that
the
Lib.
era
Is
would
not
contest
this
seat
which
for
years
has
been
the
Istronghold
of
Tom
UphliL
Labor,
who
is
seeking
re-election
under
the
C.
C.
F.
banner.
Dr.
Dier
in
Nanaimo
NANAIMO.
Sept.
24.
CP
Mak-
lag
the
fifth
candidate
deftaetdy'
In
the
field.
Dr.
Roy
B.
Dlcx.
well
known
local
dentist,
has
annoanced
formally
that
he
will
run
as
an
In
Bein?
Commitled
In
Connection
With
Old
Theft
Stipendiary
Magistrate
N.
P.
Moron
In
potior
oourt
at
Prince
Oeorae
has
Intimated
his
intention
on
the
return
to
that
city
of
Judge
H.
A.
Robertson
ot
committing
two
men.
Fred
Alvtn
Peterson
and
Cyril
Edward
Dupre.
for
trial
on
charges
of
obtaining
goods
by
fraud
in
connection
with
alleged
theft
of
automobile
tools
and
accessories
from
the
garage
of
Dawson
and
White,
head
In
Prince
George
In
1931
ac
cording
to
a
report
received
at
divisional
henduuarters
of
!t.
provincial
1
police
here
John
Mclntyre
of
New
York
Meets
Alexander
of
This
City
After
Being
Parted
For
Half
A
Century
Coming
here
to
visit
his
brother.
Alexander
Mclntyre.
Am.
brose
Avenue,
whom
he
had
not
seen
for
fifty
years,
John
Mcln-tyie,
lumberman
from
Utica,
N.Y,
is
a
visitor
in
Prince
Rupert.
Tbe
two
brothers
had
not
met
in
half
a
century
since
they
left
the
family
home
in
tbe
Rirhibucto
district
cf
New
Rrunswirk
as
youths
until
Wednesday
of
this
week
when
John
Mclntyre
arrived
here
from
Vancouver
on
the
steamer
Prince
George.
Mr.
Mclntyre
may
remain
here
for
a
month
or
so
and
will
also
visit
other
brothers
on
this
coast
Mr
Mclntyre
crossed
the
continent
all
the
way
from
New
York
State,
to
Vancouver
by
motor
bus
and
found
the
trip
a
most
pleasant
and
enjoyable
one.
4Invesfeation
of5
Burglary
Case
is
Still
Proceeding
dependent
candidate
for
Nanaimo
in
the
forthcoming
provincial
dec-
Although
the
pouee
were
foltow-
tion.
The
seat
was
held
in
the
feat
tag
up
their
Investigation,
there
House
by
George
Pearson.
Liberal,
were
no
new
developments
up
to
who
seeks
re-eiectkm.
;
this
morning
in
connection
with
Other
candidates
are
Dr.
O.
A.
B.
the
burglary
early
yesterday
morn-
HalL
Bowser-Donaghy
Indepen-
tag
of
the
show
window
of
F.
E.
dent;
V.
B.
Harrison.
Independent.
Hunt
fin
Lm-a
marin
stiirmiv
Vimia
and
Dr.
Lyle
Telford.
C.
C.
F.
ton
the
local
-waterfront
when
two
Laborite
in
Skeena
ihotgttns
and
a
quantity
of
ammu.
nlUofl-
l
PCd
SMITH
BMTTHEHS.
ERR
Sent
Sept.
30
29
-J
J.
R
S.
Krfl,
Kelly
mnmM,y.w,tr
,n
inn
.
Labor
candidate.
His
entry
into
the
the
others
being
E.
T.
Kennejr.
Liberal;
J.
E.
Panter.
C.
C.
F,
and
Dr.
3.
E.
Panter.
Smithers.
relief
dis
patcher
for
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
was
recently
named
Co-'
operative
Comsnonwealth
Federation
candidate
for
Skeena
ridinz.
Krrgin
is
Candidate
i
H
F
Kergin.
who
has
repreaea-
at
a
meeting
Wednesday
night,
went
ted
AUln
constHuencv
as
Liberal
00
record
as
being
opposed
to
the
member
of
the
Legislature
for
the
PrtnclIlf
re,1f
camps
being
op-past
thirteen
years,
has
announced
er'd
th'
federal
Department
that
he
will
be
a
candidate
for
re.
MUitla
and
Defence.
Angus
Mc-election
at
the
forthcoming
provin-
Iror
presided
over
the
meeting
and
cial
election
Mr.
Kergin
s
entry
1
M
&unn
was
secretary.
makes
the
fifth
candidate
in
the
fstM
for
AUln.
the
others
being
W.
J.
Auttlttine.
Liberal;
T.
J.
Sheaton.
C.
C
F
.
II
W
M
Rolaton.
Independent,
and
T.
W
Falconer.
Are
Opposed
to
Relief
Camps
By
Militia
Branch
The
local
unemployed
councils.
Pioneer
River
Shipwright
Is
Dead
In
South
NORTH
VANCOUVER,
Sept
39:
CP
Donald
MePhea,
pioneer
shtewright
of
the
Yukon.
Fraser.
Peace
and
Slave
Rlrtrs,
U
dead
here
at
the
age
of
sixty-eight
years.
MONTREAL
TO
PAY
SUBSIDY
ON
WHEAT
MONTREAL.
Sept
39:
(CP)
-Effective
October
1,
the
Montreal
Harbor
Gaaajlaaion
win
pay
a
subsidy
of
Sl6e
per
bushel
on
aU
grata
expected
through
Montreal
train
elevators.
It
It
bejteved
this
win
affect
ether
eastern
rather
than
western
ports.