1
F?.ai
two
THE
DAILY
NEWS
TWeosvy,
Or
!ib.
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
rRLVCE
KLPERt
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
AXfcrnooh,
'Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
"Dally
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
H.
r.
PULLEN
-
-
-
Managing-Editor
ELEVATOR
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
City
delivery,
by
mall
or
carrier,
yearly
period
paid
In
advance
S5'00
for
lesser
periods,
paid
In
advance.
Der
wees:
By
mall
to
all
parts
of
"British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
United
States,
paid
In
advance,
per
year
By
mail
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
...
,
,
Advertising
rXtes
Transient
display
advertising,
per
inch,
per
Insertion
Classified
advertising;,
per
word,
per
Insertion
Legal
notices,
each
insertion,
Tier-agate
line
Local
readers,
per
Insertion,
per
line
Contract
rates
on
s
ppllcatien.
Advertising
arid
Circulation
Telephone
.
Editor
and
Iteporters'
Telephone
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
'Circulations
DAILY
EDITION
;
NEAR
FULL
Only
About
Sixty
More
Cars
of
Wheat
Needed
Tkf
ore
Capacity
Of
House
Is
Occupied
Only
about
sixty
carloads
of
wheat
further
ts
new
required
before
the
Meal
"terminal
elevator
of
the
.Alberta
Wheat
Pool
Trill
be
'ill-led
b
capocnV.
It
ts
expected
the
moist
of
this
will
be
brought
in
by
by
ships
from
the
elevator.
AIRSHIP
IN
CALIFORNIA
Giant
United
States
Navy
Dirigible
,
At
Sunnyvale
After
Transcontinental
Flight
SUNNYVAIiE.
CsU..
Oct.
Urdted
BUtes
Navy
dirigible
Macon
has
arrived
here
after
a
transcontinental
'fttght
irrim'Lalotftrttrst.
NiJ.
The
distance
was
approximately
3500
rrrties
vrrrteh
-was
covered
In
about
ihrty
hours.
The
route
was
by
way
'of
Phoenix.
Arte.
On
board
the
Maeen
are
14
'bf-f
leers,
55
men
and
three
civilians.
The
tent
airship
carried
enough
fuel
for
100
hours
of
flying
and
a
cruising
radius
of
8000
miles.
Today's
Weather
ju.iu,
vemperwiure,
ss;
sea
BmOOtn.
Dedd
Tree
Pdlrlt
Cloudy.
cWrh;
barometer.
303t;
temperature.
M6;
sea
smooth.
Triple
Island
Part
cloudy,
ilahi
souUieily'wlnd;
sea
imboih.
LuHgata
'Wanb
cieMr.
light
southerly
wind;
sea
'moderate.
Tesfn.ce-'PDgiJy.
'ealm,3.
Ayatiih-Iciear.
ttelm.'SS.
Anyex
PaUJojid'y.calmti,38.
Stewart
Raining,
calm,
37.
98
86
The
Letter
Box
.10,
;.oo,
0.00,
1.40
.021
.15
.25
Tuesday,
Oct.
17.
1933
ELECTION
ATTITUDE
Elections
are
interesting
but
they
are
nothing
to
get
excited
about
It
is
immensely
important
that
the
right
men
be
elected
at
a
time
like
this
but
it
can
be
done
in
a
businesslike
way
without
any
heat
or
excitement
or
ill-feeling.
It
should
be
just
as
simple
a
matter
as
electing
officers
for
a
chamber
of
commerce.
In
view
of
the
great
importance
to
the
whole
province
of
making
the
right
choice
just
now,
we
strongly
urge
that
the
whole
question
be
discussed
and
studied
free
from
all
former
political
bias
and
ties
with
a
view
to
serving
the
province
as
a
whole
and
Prince
Rupert
in
particular.
Imagine
what
would
happen
if
T.
D.
Pattullo
were
defeated
in
Prince
Rupert
and
given
a
majority
of
followers
in
the
remainder
of
the
province
!
He
would
be
given
a
seat
elsewhere
and
we
should
again
find
ourselves
in
the
posi-tioh
in
which
we
have
been
so
often.
We
have
nothing
against
Mr.
Rudderham.
He
was
a
good
alderman
and,
under
ordinary
conditions,
might
mane
a
good
member.
Today
we
have
an
extraordinary
situation
and
extraordinary
means
are
necessary
to
bring
back
prosperity
by
placing
the
buying
power
back
in
the
hands
of
the
people
and
ridding
the
province
of
unemployment
and
the
dole.
We
must
once
more
set
about
developing
self-respecting
citizens.
A
leader
with
a
definite
constructive
policy
is
necessary
to
bring
this
about.
Pattullo
is
undoubtedly
the
strong
outstanding
man
and
it
is
up
to
Prince
Rupert
to
do
its
part
in
rehabilitation
by
electing
him.
THE
ECONOMIC
COUNCIL
Editor,
Dally
News
-
In
this
age
of
specialists
for
everything
our
legislators
are
mere
lay
men
picked
up
st
random.
Their
utter
unpreparedness
to
grapple
with
the
present
problems
to
the
principal
reason
of
the
sore
mess
of
our
public
affairs.
The
modern
state
is
face
to
face
Che
-ree-uhu
mixed
trains
without
!
w,ln
proetems
ananown
u
pan
full
svors.
niuieno.
vne
ousinass
oi
operating
any
mare
special
j
wtwsrt
trains.
The
recent
movement
'
"
w
WM
w
cmet
-
of
afatn
to
Nil
the
kcal
house
to
its
nomlc
of
the
nation,
bat
bushel
caoacltv
has
in
vol-1
n1
to
register
the
facta
created
ved
about
1000
or
1100
oars.
j
by
private
initiative.
There
Is
no
word
as
yet
as
to
The
machine
age
has
upset
every-whan
exports
roav
start
to
be
made
I
thm
ubor
rapidly
displaced
oooosare
proddted
faster
than
they
can
be
eottmtmed.
The
system
of
distribution
has
fatted
to
function.
The
state
can
no
longer
disregard
social
welfare
The
dole
is
a
were
temporary
expedient.
It
la
a
plain
fact
that
politicians
can
no
longer
rule
the
world.
Legislative
assemblies
must
secure
expert
advice.
The
state
cannot
become
a
farmer,
a
Winer,
a
fisherman,
a
Itim-
I
bermari;
a,
fdnaneier.
an
lndustrlal-
17:
The
!
1st,
etc..
yft,
every
one
can
see.
that
there
Is
a
need
of
a
new
discipline
In
the
various
branches
of
production
m
ofder
to
adjust
It
to
consumption,
and
restore
the
purchasing
bower
of
the
masses.
The
establishment
of
an
economic
council
win
be
the
first
step
towards
the
solution
of
the
crisis,
which
requires
co-operation
of
the
ewases,
ooneerted
national
effort
and
expert
advice.
Our
government
institutions
must
become
industrial-economic
and
not
merely
political.
OBSERVER.
Priride
'Rupert
-
Clear,
light
!
Tj.a
northwesterly
wind;
barometer.
IWOjapaiieSe
Fishermen
Ate
t)ea
in
lBla.1
;
Victoria.
Oct.
n:
cp)
Two
fuahanese
flshermm
li.nrv
fltara
un'd
TWasdkichJ
'kubo,
wjefel
'killed
In
an
'exptosten
aboard
ihej
uaunh.KGbe
a(
Retrrat
Cove,
Oal
,
lano
Island,
on
Sunday
SPORT
CHAT
Hamilton
takes
CUP
New
Westminster
Defeated
in
Iift'h
and
Final
Oamr
For
Lacrosse
Trophy
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
OtL
17:
(CPiillarnllton
Tigers
won
the
Mann
Cup,
emblematic
of
Dominion
senior
amateur
box
larnwse
championship,
on
Monday
night
when
'they
defeated
New
Vet-mlhster
'Salmon
Bellies
by
a
score
of
It
to
7
in
the
fifth
and
deeding
game,
each
team
"having
previously
won
(wo
victories.
The
arena
was
crowded
with
spectators
and
it
is
estimated
that
almost
twice
as
many
were
turned
away
s
"were
aflmlffea
'to
witness
the
game.
CHALLENGE
FOR
TROPHY
Royal
Yicht
Club
Squadron
Wish
To
Go
After
America's
Cup
With
New
Boat
LONDON.
Oct.
17:
The
Royal
Yacht
Squadron
today
announeed
the
filing
of
a
formal
challenge
with
the
New
York
Yaeht
Club
for
America's
Cup
with
Tom
Sop.
with's
yacht
"Endeavor
now
under
construction
at
(import
LINING
UP"
1
BASKETBALL
Enthusiasm
Tor
Hoop
Sport
Displayed
at
Annual
Meeting
Last
Night
Rogers
TresMcnt
Enthusiasm
for
the
coming
season's
activities
was
displayed
last
night
at
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
Association,
attendance
being
fair.
After
of
leers
for
the
ltSs-M
season
had
been
elected,
adjournment
-was
ta
ken
until
Thursday
night
when
en
tries
will
be
received.
,
The
usual
four
leaguesSenior.
Intermediate.
Ladles'
and
Joatsr
j
will
be
in
operation
it
is
exmrtwi
1
Honorary
President.
C.
N.
Orme.
Honorary
Vice-President.
8.
D.
Macdonald
President.
F
A
Rosen
Viee-PreaMrnt.
Jack
Csmpfcell
Secretary
-
Treasurer.
Walter
Johnson.
LONG
SWIM
ABANDONED
rhree
Natators
Give
Tp
Attempt
to
Iteach
Port
Angeles
from
Victoria
VICTORIA.
Oct
17
'and
Togtmeither
of.
Taeema,
Paul
3hotaau
of
Prance
and
Man
Witty
Jf
Victoria
attempted
to
swim
the
eighteen
miles
from
Victoria
to
Port
Angeles
Sunday
but
all
three
were
forced
to
give
up
owing
to
cold
water
after
covering
about
fiv
miles.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER.
Oct.
17
ir-P.
Wheat
slumped
further
to
52c
on
the
local
exchange
yesterday
VANCOUVKR,
Oct.
17
-Wheat
"
Quoted
here
today
at
M'c
a
bflshel.
Judge
W
E.
Piaher
left
on
yes-!
terdsy
afternoon's
train
for
Smi-,
thers
where
he
will
preside
ovi
r
u
;
session
of
County
Court
Hunters!
Sportsmen!
Have
your
trophies
mounted
by
an
expert
Hear
rugs
mounted
In
any
style.
Oame
heads
a
specialty.
All
work
guaranteed
first
class.
PURS
MADE
UP
Write
For
Prices
12.
Dix,
Taxidermist
Terrace.
ll.C.
fverif
J
Pipe
V
It
Duty
You've
hoisted
the
signal
of
smoking
pleasure
when
you've
filled
your
pipe
with
Ogden's
Cut
Plug.
Touch
a
light
to
it
and
watch
it
do
its
duty
as
a
good
pipe
should,
as
a
good
pipe
always
will,
when
it
goes
into
action
filled
with
cool,
fragrant
Ogden's.
You'll
like
Ogden's
Cut
Plug.
It's
the
kind
of
tobacco
you
can
rely
on
for
genuine
smoking
OGDEN'S
CUT
PLUG
job
"Hit
yW&rff,
Hit
O
mien1
1
fine
cut
cigarette
kJaceo
and
Cltantecler
cigarrlle
ftipert
and
games
w)U
be
vlewa
to
the
i
"SPea'cr
Hlack
Here
Moose
Hail
on
Monday
and
Thurs
day
evenings
tth
mail
loss
on
on
Sundays.
T&e
Mmwmg
offsssrs
HIGH
WINS
fiN
SOCCER
Defeated
liorden
Street
by
5
to
1
'Saturday
Afternoon
'Ktn-j
Ertward
frhrh
School
defeated
Borden
8treet
School
by
5
to
1
hi
the
Junior
Psotball
League
game
ij
Saturday.
The
Borden
team
was
handicapped
by
the
absence
of
its
regular
goal-keeper
The
first
half
was
very
evenly
eon-tested,
both
sides
combining
well
and
each
m
torn
passing.
Beedrn
defenr-e
w.ik
good
but
High
School
was
aple
to
score
twice.
j
In
the
weond
half
the
Mttjhj
Srhol
forwards
Were
rather
poor
,
checked
and
were
able
to
add
three"
more
goals
Bordn
tried
hard
and
i
was
at
last
rewarded
when
O'Neill
turned
in
a
shot
from
the
line
and
!
(
scored
a
ftne
goal
for
his
team
'Houston
sn4
"Irrtne
acorMI
Histl
HciUMl's
goals
between
them.
J
High
8dittsWake
rtsoa.
Mujl
ehle.
Yamansdm.
Lear.
Vetteh,
Me-J
Meelem.
Irvine.
Monston.
OrtsdMsja
MeOretsh.
U
Borden
Street
MonUsy.
WlBtaJj
croft.
By
Imam.
OTMB.
Mah,
Or-
Cttrrse,
Dai
tust.
Referee,
J.
Kelly
Use
league
High
.
Booth
An
ttfsen
111
to
date
ygm.
L.
T
A.
111
2
t
S
7
1
1
I
B
LOCAL
NEWS
P
r
OsverhUl.
chief
forester
who
has
been
paying
an
offirmi
visit
here,
smiled
ah
afternoon
on
the
estate
on
has
return
to
Vtrtortu
this
morning
In
the
Boston
On
Way
to
Vancouver
,
drunkenness,
the
line
being
Hon.
Oeorge
Black
Speaker
of
the
Canadaa
How
c'CSMunj
and
M.
P.
for
Yukon,
and
Mrs.
Black
were
here
aboard
the
steamer
Prince
bottise
ymtertsw
arVr
noon
going
trough
to
Vancouve
after
having
spent
the
summer
at
3a
arson
They
will
be
m
Vancouver
until
the
opening
of
the
sext
ses
sion
of
TaflMtBdnt
at
R
L.
McLennan
was
host
o-
Sunday
afternoon
at
the
home
nl
his
parents.
Mr.
a-d
Mrs.
J.
C
Mr
L?nnan
"The
Cedars."
Borden
S'rnet
in
honor
f
Dr.
ard
Mrs.
W
8
Herein
who
were
rsBstttiv
mar-
j
ried
in
8t
ThnmaK
Ontario,
and
i
CPi
Ro-1
n
,ir
a
rnontn
or
s
here
ofore
proce'dtng
to
Premier
where
thev
will
ro-ldr
I
WAIT!!
for
the
4-Star
Radio
We
expect
our
shipment
(his
week
0
0
0
PHONE:
3
Kaien
Hardware
Ike
SO
Cafe
and
removed
to
the
Prince
Rupert
(Also
charged
with
drunkenness.
iom
Hanson
is
appearing
in
police
court
this
afternoon.
Manure
For
Sale
$1.00
-a
Load
Delivered
DOMINION
DAIRY
KFKICIENT
AND
KEUAHLK
Service
Phone
Hlue
320
The
most
efficient
service
is
the
more
economical
Our
new
equipment
is
the
latest
In
servicing,
a.v
suring
you
the
best
not
have
a
proper
aerial.
Estimates
on
antenna
Installations
cheerfully
given.
Superior
Radio
Service
336
Second
Avenue
Phone
Blue
320
P.
O.
Ilox
132
'A.
O.
BARTLETT
O
II.
INSULANDER
J
I
Oenerai
Hospital
m
she
amtooiance:
tor
treatment.
ttrs.
3.
Volk
of
Bsttttt
Mock
sailed
yesterday
afternoon
U
the
Princess
Lddlse
for
Vancotiver
whence
sne
win
emtjstft
on
October
71
aboard
the
steamer
Empress
of
Britain
for
a
trip
to
London.
Itng.
I
Jack
Bfsiachamp
was
fined
m.
i
with
apsiaa
of
4Mrty
days'
ssstprts-i
on
men
t.
by
Jdaglstrate
McClymont
'
In
eMv
ihIIm
MlM
IK4.
I
-
maw
wwiaiii
iur
H93
TV
A
newly
n...f
j
ass
Singer
ii
-
i
-a
i
I
-
Sews
Forward
and
Backward
It
is
a
three
in
one
Sewing
.Michine,
DarniriK
.Machine
and
Emhroiderj
Mschlne
This
Is
the
latest
model
of
the
best
known
cvgasaixjur
r
.
world.
Twelve
factories
'm
nine
diffasem
osssnutas
our
.,:
taetortes
in
Canada
ranches
in
etsfy
dhV
otjtmporun
.
svasess
of
age
Sinter
parts
always
SvalhtMe
eWjrwheri
CaH
and
see
thU
new
motel
ur
phons
for
a
dswonrtruu.
eral
allowance
for
your
old
mar
runs
rrgsrslssas
of
mskr
TOOMBS'
RADIO
SERVICE
Reliable
ami
ronomieal
rv-pairini!
i
all
makes
of
radio
"iftiarantml"
OLD
EMPRESS
HOTEL
Home
of
the
Fisherman,
Logger.
Miner
rtOO1tS-JI0
prr
month.
U
pr
neek.
M?
rwr
night
flKIWnt
HATIIS
Third
Aventir
Phone
II.MMIE
C1CCONE
Phone:
Blue
901
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J
Sartflll.
pnj.M.
t
"A
llfWir
AWAY
I'KOM
IIOMr
llates
Sl.M
Bp
M
Rooms.
Hot
k
l
:..
.
.
Prtnee
Rupert
B
Pheoe
Ml
Pn
D-.x
"22
Coal
Prices
AiDerta'H
Ikst
Lump
12
'
')
AlberUV
Brt
Err
11
W
Alberta's
Best
Stove
11.00
Pembina
Kkk
U
'0
Dry
Jack
and
Cedar,
per
load
"
K)
Iiocal
Wood,
Kr
cord
I
"J
HYDE
TRANSFER-PHONE
580
The
AUCTIONEER
Packing
-Crating-
Wrapping
tt
General
rurnlUire
Repairs
List
your
goods
with
m
riione
Hlack
1Z0
CEO.
J.
DA
WltS'
COAL!
COAL!
Jut
Famous
Edson
A
"a
6fl
Bulkley
Valley
Coals
arc
t-iu
c-teed
to
give
aatwstli-r
"'nr
ton
of
No
1
Bulkley
w
sko
sell
Timothy
Hav
Vviesl
Uu
snd
Bariev
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co.
iK
phonei
IS
The
concentrated
goodness
of
prime
beef
is
in
BOVRI
L
Awarded
over
140
gold
medali
and
diplomat
o