77
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TAXI
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77
(TOMMY'S)
Stind,
Cspitol
Theatre
Block
Day
and
Night
Service
7-rassenger
Chrysler
Car
Tomorrow's
Tides
me
High
8:25
a.m.
15.4
ft.
20:05
pm.
16.0
It.
Low
1:19
am.
7,8
ft.
13:32
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ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
pjn.
V
XXIV
No
238.
V
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER
11,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
Rumors
of
Ml
;
On
Battleship
Hoi
a
Are
Denied
by
Admiralty
..
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nr
4
I
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KeporiB
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iruuuic
iiinjtiiu
iirwi
uar
cwmm
in
oriu
Gained
Wide
Circulation
But
Arc
Set
at
Rest
With
Official
Announcement
J
'NDON,
OcL
11:
(CP)
Sensational
rumors
of
inaub-
rd
iiation
early
this
week
aboard
the
battle
cruiser
Hood,
Urtf'-t
warship
in
the
world,
were
denied
today
by
the
Fir-?
Lord
of
the
Admiralty.
Rejort
of
trouble
while
the
H
i
was
enroute
with
other
vessels
to
participate
in
N
'
S.
a
manoeuvres
gained
wide
circulation.
The
Ad-r
d
announced
today
that
the
ship
was
at
Cromarty
Notorious
Bandit
'Marie
Dressier
Pleads
Not
Guiltyj
At
White
House
Gewre
Kell.v
and
His
Wife,
Riv.
Drnr
Implication
In
t'rwhrl
i
Kidnapping
t
K
MUiMA
CITY
Oct.
11:
'
Marhwe
Oom
Kelly.
no-.-
g.ngsier.
and
his
wtle.
F
,
'
idea
not
guilty
here
on
-ienment
foUowtng
Indict-.
naigea
In
connection
with
'
i
.-
pping
of
Charles
Urachel.
f
i
i.
hom
City
rotthooalre.
Vancouver
Stocks
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Weather
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calm.
3.
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calm.
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cloudy,
calm.
34.
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calm.
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calm.
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itl
Popular
Screen
Star
is
Week-End
Guest
of
President
and
Mrs.
Roosevelt
WASHINGTON.
Oct.
11
-Marie
Qrasaler.
noted
screen
character
actress,
was
the
guest
at
the
WMte
House
at
the
week-end
of
President
and
Mrs.
franklin
D
Rootveft.
Halifax
Nurse
Is
Dead
of
Cholera
Twenty-SIa
Year
Old
Member
of
Hoipilal
Staff
Is
Victim
of
Dread
Malady
HALIFAX.
NJS..
Oct
II
-Ethel
Lawter
Callahan,
aged
3,
a
mem
ber
at
the
nursing
staff
of
Halifax
imfosttoos
Diseases
Hospital,
died
hat
at
the
end
of
the
week
from
taUwUnal
cholera
after
an
illness
'
of
ten
days
Furniture
Makers
Minimum
Wage
Set
Oodi
Adopted
by
Ontario
Manufacturers
riaces
Uet
ray
AI
3tc
Ter
Hour
TORONTO,
Oct.
ll:-rmlturr
saanafarlT
of
Ontario
have
ad-
id
a
minim
am
wage
cooe
w
zee
kn
an
samle
eannloveea
classed
nakllled
labor
In
Zone
One
and
t
leas
than
23c
per
hour
in
Zone
Two
to
the
same
employees.
New
Justice
of
Supreme
Court
Duly
Sworn
In
TORONTO.
Oct.
1
John
An-s)tw
Mope
K.C
of
Perth
has
been
awom
m
aa
a
)ode
of
the
Supreme
Ooort
of
Ontario
by
Cruel
Justice
Hot
at
Oaf
node
Hall.
Colonel
Weeks
of
Lindsay
Promoted
i.iwrwAY
Ont
Oct
11
-Lieut.
Col
O
A
Wefkn
hai
been
promoted
I
with
thr
rank
of
rolonel
Ui
eom-Imand
llw
Seventh
Infantry
Url-'
gade.
It
tiHK
been
announced.
ELECTION
NOTICE
T,k
notice
that
tiie
following
official
anenU
for
candidatea
Ivave
been
pitnted
"hn
Martin
Dunn,
141
Second
Ave
West.
Miner,
agent
for
Charles
Chapman,
"la
W.
Palmore.
801
Darden
Sireet.
Solicitor,
agent
fur
Tliomas
Dufferln
Pattullo.
.
n,d
MacPhee,
336
Ninth
Ave.
Out,
Steam
Kngf"1'
Hn
flr
Ororge
Weston
Hudderham.
I).
C.
STt'AItT
Kcturnlnc
Officer.
CANDIDATES
ARE
NAMED
Scrlbblns
Chosen
Running
Mate
For
Bower
in
Vancouver
Union
it
In
Comox
VICTORIA.
Oct.
11.
(CP
W.
J.
Boer
and
Ex-Aid.
W.
J.
Scrtbbtna
bare
been
nominated
independent
non-partisan
candidate
for
the
provincial
ejection
in
Vancouver
Centre.
This
is
the
riding
for
whieh
the
name
of
Col
C
W.
Peek
V.C.
had
been
mentioned.
In
Comox.
Percy
Rushton,
Parks-vtlle
garage
owner,
has
been
nominated
as
a
unionist
candidate
supporting
the
Tolmie
government
Recognition
of
New
Government
I'rnruay
and
Paraguay
Form
a
11
j
Recognize
San
Martin
Administration
in
Cuba
HAVANA.
Cuba,
Oct
.
11:
The
Sooth
American
republic
of
Uruguay
and
Paraguay
have
both
formally
recognised
the
new
San
Martin
government
of
Cuba.
Suspected
Case
of
Sleeping
Sickness
Focly-Flve
Year
OM
Woman
Under;
Observation
In
St.
Thomas
Hospital
ST.
THOMAS.
Ont
.
Oct
II:-Tfals
city's
first
case
of
sleepiqgr
sickness,
a
married
woman
about
forty-fire
years
of
age.
la
under
observation
at
the
city
hospital.
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
Organization
in
Affiliation
With
Senior
Body
is
Decided
Upon
Younger
business
and
professional
men
of
Prince
Ru-lert,
at
a
meeting
last
evening
in
the
city
council
chamber,
decided
definitely
to
organize
the
Prince
Rupert
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
in
affiliation
with
the
Prince
Ru-lert
Chamber
of
Commerce.
There
was
a
fair
attendance
at
the
meeting,
which
was
presided
over
by
Harry
Alder,
Australian
Duties
On
Many
Canadian
Articles
Reduced
OTTAWA.
Oct.
11
-Hon.
II.
H.
Sterens.
minister
of
trade
and
commerce,
has
been
informed
of
a
re
duction
of
primary
duties
"very
satisfactory
to
Canada"
on
many
exports
from
this
country
to
Aus
tralia.
Joint
Funeral
For
Victims
of
Los
Angeles
Fire
LOS
ANQELE8.
Oct
11:
Public
honors
were
paid
at
the
Joint
funeral
here
of
36
victims
of
the
Grif
fith
Tark
brush
fire
last
week.
A
common
service,
was
held
in
St.
James
Cathedral.
Kingsford-Smith
At
Bagdad
on
His
Way
to
Australia
BAODAD.
Iraq.
Oct
11:
Sir
Charlea
Kingsford-Smith.
flying
from
Brvaiand
to
Australia,
was
here
at
the
end
of
the
week,
having
made
a
hop
from
Brindisl.
Italy,
to
this
point
Did
Not
Like
to
Go
With
Smaller
Boys;
Shot
Self
SIMCOE.
Ont..
Oct
11:
Clifford
Herron.
aged
15.
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Herron
of
this
city,
ended
hit
own
life
by
shooting
himself
through
the
heart
because
of
hit
dislike
of
attending
school
with
smaller
and
younger
boys.
Screen
Actress
Victim
of
T.
B.,
Buried
Mondayj
HOLLYWOOD.
Oct
11
Members
of
the
screen
colony
paid
farewell
tribute
Monday
when
the
funeral
took
place
of
Rene
Adorer,
former
popular
movtne.
picture
star,
who
succumbed
in
a
sanitarium
at
Sunland
late
teat
week
foi-lowfang
a
three-year
battle
against
tuberculosis.
Miss
Adore,
who
was
born
in
France
31
years
ago.
rose
to
fame
on
the
areen
as
John
Gilbert's
leading
woman.
A
sister
came
here
from
Mexico
to
attend
the
funeral.
Old
Friend
of
II
Duce
Arrested
on
Espionage
Charge
"ROME.
Oct
'it
Commends
tore
Denato
Bateili
a
school
mate
and
old
friend
of
Premier
Benito
MtMao-
linl.
is
reported
to
have
been
arres
ted
at
Venice
charged
with
compU
city
in
a
spying
plot.
w
ind,
among
those
taking
part
in
the
discussion,
besides
the
chairman,
were
Trevor
Johnston.
Jack
Bulger.
Oeorge
Rorie.
Harry
Oour-
lay.
Philip
Edgcumbe.
Foster
WUUn.
William
McLeod
and
O.
P
Lyons.
A
committee
of
the
Junior
chamber
will
meet
with
the
council
of
the
senior
chamber
to
discuss
affflia
Uon
plans.
Another
meeting
of
the
Junior
organisation
will
be
held
on
Tuesday
of
next
week
to
elect
of
fleers.
Last
night's
meeting
was
add
res
sed
by
City
Commiaslener
W.
J.
Al
dtf
whose
subject
was
"The
Future
of
Prince
Rupert."
Mr.
Alder
expressed
the
hone
that
the
same
en
thusiasm
which
had
Imbued
the
people
of
the
early
days
here
would
be
renewed
through
the
Instrumentality
of
the
younger
men's
organisation
to
enable
Prlnee
Rupert
to
avail
Itself
more
fully
of
seme
of
Its
unbounded
possibilities.
Mr.
Alder's
message
was
a
stirring
one
and
was
llatened
to
with
great
Interest.
A
resolution
of
condolence
to
the
bereaved
parenta
and
family
was
passed
in
connection
with
the
recent
sudden
death
of
Henry
Hell-broner.
who
was
one
of
the
acUve
movers
in
connection
with
the
preliminary
organisation
of
the
Junior
chamber.
Dominion
of
Canada
1933
Refunding
Loan
Prospectus
on
Page
3
PREMIER
IS
DEAD
Hon.
James
D.
Stewart,
Head
of,
Prince
Edward
Island
Government,
Passes
HadFfaeCareer
undaunted
by
Defeat,
Came
Back
Prime
Minister
Declares
Most
of
Canadian
Salaries
To
office
of
Maritime
,
jfow
Spent
on
Products
of
Country
Prime
Minister
I
ciurlotttown
pi
Oct
WINNIPEG,
Oct.
11:
(CP)
Canada's
higher
tariffs
nt
tne
fid
of
the
federal
ii:
tcp-premier
James
avid
WQTe
policy
government
41-stewart
of
prince
Edward
island
though
they
were
necessary
to
combat
conditions
when
died
here
last
night
at
the
age
of
his
government
took
office,
Premier
R.
B.
Bennett
de-5.
following
an
nine
of
several
cjarea
jn
speaking
here
last
night
Statistics
showed,
sta-Trewartwa,
the
first
nremier
Prime
Minister,
that
eighty-five
percent
of
the
i
Prince
Edward
Wand
to
return
to
Dower
after
a
party
defeat,
oth-
era
had
accepted
aa
finji
an
adverse
ote
at
the
pom.
out
Stewart
was
not
a
nun
to
te
ifiiro
at
one
wow
tils
first
eoT
em
mint,
formed
in
1913.
was
ousted
in
the
ceneral
el-
-ctfon
of
1927.
"Whewanother
bittie
loomed
In
1911
he
sttyl
mi
leading
he
Conservatives,
and
when
the
votes
were
counted
tori
efeetlin
day.
ugtwt
6.
he
was
hailed
agam
at
premier
of
the
province.
He
began
bit
political
career
in
lan,
when
he
won
a
by-election,
Re-elected
In
the
general
ekcUen
of
1919
he
was
considered
one
of
the
Lai
warts
among
the
Conservatives,
nd
in
1931
he
was
chosen
leader
of
the
party
in
the
province.
His
first
general
eampalgn
was
a
"
illiant
sureesa.
tn
1923
the
Con--rva
tires
captured
2
seats
to
the
:hh
held
by
the
UberakiTh
Liberal
government
of
Hon".fonn
How-Mt
Bell
wiped
oat.
Stewart
was
-ked
to
form
a
cabinet.
He
as-wmed
office
as
premier
and
at-'orney
general
on
September
S.
1938.
j
Liquor
Policy
j
During
the
next
lour
years
the
liquor
queatton
wvetoped
an
em-
barraastng
sHuatten
for
pollttcUn
.f
the
Mand.
AglUtton
for
esiab-
Itehment
of
a
system
of
govern-.
ment
control'
was
offset
by
strong
reaohiUons
favoring
mkmtenance
if
prohibitory
laws.
In
the
campaign
preceding
the
leneral
election
of
1927,
Premier
Stewart
came
out
in
favor
of
gov
ernment
control.
Although
he
won
a
personal
vletory.
his
ministry
was
defeated.
24
to
six.
and
Hon.
A.
C.
Saunders
formed
a
Liberal
govern-1
Stewart
changed
his
poncy
r
.
for
1
the
general
election
of
1931.
his!"1
a-n.riUi-irptwwn
.
)xtn
11
"P11
"
k
i
platform
conUlntng
a
plank
prom-
of
the
Mw
vaudeville
circuit
which
tatng
strict
enforcement
pro-Jta
hibltory
liquor
statute.
He
was
re
turned
to
power
wtth
a
majority
of
eight
and
assumed
office
at
pre
mier
and
attorney
general
on
August
39.
Jamas
David
Stewart
was
bom
at
Lower
Montague.
P.EI,
on
Jan-
qtry
15.
1814.
He
attended
the
public
school
at
Lower
Montague
and
studied
later
at
Prlnee
of
Wales
Col
lege.
Charlottetewn.
graduating
in
IBM.
Two
years
later
he
graduated
from
Dalhousle
University.
Halifax,
with
a
degree
of
LL3.
He
was
admitted
to
the
bar
of
Prince
Edward
Island
tn
1906.
and
became
a
partner
In
the,
firm
of
Mathleaon.
MacDonaM
and
Stew-
tart.
He
was
appointed
a
King's
Counsel
in
1917.
Had
Seven
Children
I
lie
marriea
a
roars
rata
way
oi
Oeorgetown.
P.EJ..
In
1901.
Seven
children
were
born
to
them:
Roma.
Helen,
Maude,
David.
Xtirjorle.j
Lillian
and
Alan
I
Roma,
the
eldest
daughter,
was
I
the
first
woman
admitted
to
the
bar
of
Prince
Edward
Island.
I
Mr
Rlvart
vaa
a
Pre&brterian
and
a
prominent
member
of
the
Masonic
Order.
In
1915
he
was
el-
ected
Grand
Master
of
the
Masonic
Orund
Lodge
of
Prince
Edwartt
Island.
Gardening
was
his
favorite
hobby.
His
love
for
flowers
was
expressed
In
the
beauty
that
surrounded
his
residence
In
Charlottetown.
Melvln
Dafee.
son
of
Rev.
Dr.
F.
W.
Datoc.
pastor
of
First
Baptist
Church,
is
here
from
Calgary
on
a
VLslt
High
Tariffs
Are
Not
Fixed
Policy
of
Gov.'t
Premier
Bennett
Says
Were
Simply
Necessary
to
Planes
now
earned
in
Canada
were
being
spent
on
Cana-
nan
products.
e
oeiievea
uiai
canaaa
wouia
proiit
irom
tJie
London
wheat
agreement
Damage
Suit
by
Woman
is
Filed
Against
Champ
DETROIT.
Mich..
Oct.
11:
Mi
tenolr.de
Forest
of
New
York
has
filed
suit
for
S5Q.0O0
damages
against
Oar
Wood,
speedboat
champion
of
the
world.
charging
'
:hat
her
hearing
was
permanently
Impaired
aa
a
result
of
riding
in
one
of
Wood's
boats.
Is
First
Woman
Bootlegger
In
Ontario
Town
LINDSAY.
Ont,
Oct.
11
-Mrs
MaeFarland.
this
city's
first
convicted
woman
bootlegger,
has
been
aentenced
to
a
fine
of
$100
and
or
n
opuon
oi
-nree
monins
m
Ju-
ant
c
wrTC
lnc
Ju
lerm-
Pantages
Buys
R.
K.
0.
Theatre
In
Oregon
City
andr
linw?
purcnasea
rti
isia.
-v
t.
u.
raniages
ts
organnraK.
Ottawa
Woman
is
Re-elected
Head
Temperance
Union
PETERBORO.
Ont
.
Oct.
11
Mrs
Edmund
T.
Kerr
of
Ottawa
has
been
elected
for
her
third
term
as
president
of
the
Women's
Christian
Temperance
Union
of
Ontario
at
the
fifty-sixth
anpual
convention
here.
Sox
and
Cubs
Game
Off
For
Veeck
Funeral
,
CHICAOO.
Oct.
11
The
funeral
tot
William
L.
Veeck.
president
of.
the
Chicago
Cubs,
who
died
last,
-k
nf
InfliiMiaa
tnnlr
rvlar
on
I
i
Saturday.
Out
of
respect
t
u,
hu
memory,
the
fourth
game
of
the
In-
,
ter-lesgue
series
between
Chicago
White
Sox
and
Cubs
was
put
off
af
ter
the
White
Sox
had
won
the
thlrn
straight
game
Friday
nine
to
nothing.
W.
R.
Lindsay,
general
supertn-
i
Undent
of
the
Qranby
Co.
plant
at
Anyox.
and
Mrs.
Ltndeay
are
pas-
sengers
aboard
the
Prince
Oeorge
today
returning
to
the
smelter
town
aftet
a
trip
to
Vancouver
Combat
Existine
Conditions.
CONVICTED
OF
THEFT
Former
City
Clerk
of
Ladysmith
Found
Guilty
of
Taking
Municipal
Funds
NANAIMO.
Oct.
11:
(CP)
Charged
wtth
stealing
32340
from
tne
enjr
oi
lAoytmnn
wnue
em
ployed
as
dtf
clerk,
C.
J.
CalHn
was
convteted
yesterday
by
a
jury
at
the
Supreme
Court
Assizes
here;
the
Jury
reoeramendtng
leniency
tn
view
of
the
state
of
CaHin's
health.
Sentence
wULbe
passeoV
at
the
slose
"
oTthe
Assize
Bank
Robber
in
Ontario
Detected
By
Branch
Manager
HAMILTON.
Ont..
Oct.
11:
The
manager
of
the
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce
whieh
was
recently
looted
by
three
armed
men
of
$2000
declared
himself
as
being
reasonably
sore
that
Edward
"Jake"
Wells,
accused
of
the'
Preston
bank
was
e
of
the
group
which
robbed
his
oank.
Stock
Mart
Holds
Fairly
Well
Tho
Profits
Taken
NEW
YORK.
Oct.
11
Most
of
the
leading
stocks
on
the
New
York
Stock
Exchange
have
held
fairly
well
during
the
last
few
days
In
face
of
considerable
profit-taking
although
the
most
of
Issues
have
been
irregular.
The
Industrial
average
at
closing
on
Saturday
was
96..30.
up
66;
rails.
41.34.
up
38
and
utilities.
36
77.
up
12
Freedom
of
Press
In
Germany
Ended
Journalists
Are
Made
Public
Officials
and
Their
Rights
and
Duties
Regulated
BERLIN.
Oct.
11:
A
new
law
making
Journalists
pabhe
offiHls
and
regulating
their
rights
and
da-'
ties
Is
Interpreted
as
endng
finally
the
freedom
of
the
press
tn
Oer-1
many
as
understood
In
Canada.
American
Legion
O
Opposed
to
Reds
Not
In
Favor
of
Recognition
of
Soviet
Would
Deport
All
Foreign
Communists
CHICAOO.
Oct.
U
The
American
Legion's
national
convention
here
last
week
opposed
diplomatic
recognition
of
Russia
and
urged
deportation
of
all
lummuiuM
slleuv