Phone
77
TAXI
(TOMMY'S)
Stand,
Capllol
Theatre
Block
Ar
;
Mm'1,
anywhere,
50c
is
the
fare.
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Ltd
fir)n
i'wn.
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&
Harvey
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has
lc
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lection
to
nin.t
Legislature.
COURT
IN
NOVEMBER
I'urrniit
P.
..I
..
Victoria
Yesterday
at
Ae
of
i
lfCy-SU
Years
In
SI1.VKH
AND
COPPKR
VK
IORIA,
Nov.
7:
(CP)
Twenty-feven
candidate
j
utninatwl
yesterday
in
Victoria
for
the
deferred
ml
election
on
November
27,
voting
on
candidates
four
feat
in
the
capital
and
two
in
Vancouver
v
having
been
postjHMied
following
the
death
bc-
ruination
and
poneral
election
dav
of
W.
J.
Bow-
HB1
scr
K.C..
leader
of
the
Independent
j
Non-Partisan
movement,
who
wa
a
I
JrOnS
Out
I
candidate
In
both
ridings.
Thirteen
"r
candidate
were
nominated
In
Van
couver
Centre.
Col.
Lome
Boat,
who
was
one
of
the
original
Victoria
nominee,
an
I
Independent,
vu
the
only
eandl
date
to
drop
out
prior
to
yesterday's
1
official
nominations.
After
a
meeting
Monday
nktht.
which
failed
to
roach
an
agreement
on
the
number
of
candid
tea
to
re
tire
In
favor
of
four
who
would
be
'
chosen.
Hon.
Joshua
llmehMffe,
minister
of
education
and
one
of
the
few
Unionist
foltowera
of
Premier
Toltnle.
announced
he
would
retire
leaving
twenty-six
eandl-iat'
s
m
the
field
In
Victoria.
There
wilr
probably
be
some
other
withdrawals
from
the
Victoria
Uat
which
i
now
as
follows:
Unionist
Brig
General
J
Birth-i
l.incl
Brown.
Col.
H.
T.
Ooodland,
F
J
Crowhurst.
Liberal-John
Hart.
W.
II.
Kins-man.
J
B
Cleurihue.
Uyron
Johnson
Conservative
V.
C.
Moresby
K.
C
.
Robert
Caaatdy.
K.
C.
Independent
Non-Partlaan
Waller
Luney.
George
McOregor.
Char
lea
BUhop.
r
r.
F
Robert
Oomnell.
W.
B.
Calrd.
Capt.
T.
O.
Sheppard.
Victor
R
MWgeley.
iinitrt
Front
Thomai
Molr.
Independent-Beglnald
Hayward.
Io
tail
Actions,
One
Appeal
and
or
Clem
Davles.
J.
C.
North.
R
T.
Nine
Naturaliialion
on
1
Williams.
P.
J.
Slnnott.
Herbert
alendar
For
.Month
(aacomb.
Andrew
McOavln.
Mrs
jH.
Mason
-
ket
Including
two
eivtt,
Labor
-J.
H.
Owen.
'"
"lie
appeal
and
nine
na-J
n
Vancouver
Centre
(l
n
applications
all
of,
in
Vancouver
Centre,
W.
J.
Scrtb-
i
v.
i
Approved.
County
Court
j
blnJ
independent
Non-Parttoan.
ular
monthly
aawton
yea-i
runnng
mt
of
the
late
W.
J.
'
i
lore
Judge
W.
B.
Planer.
j,jowr,
haa
droped
out.
The
So-
-&At
for
November
Is
Mi
ctnltata
have
added
a
candidate
In
;
''
I
t
vm.i
while
J.
McKendrick.
"a
Ourvlch
va.
Victor
An-dcfe,t
last
Thursday
In
Dcwd-
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for
defendant,
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die.
r
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in
Lumber
Yard
Limited
r
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f
Frost.
$W.78.
R.
L.
McLen-'sti
t.
puintjff,
ratnvore
As
Ful
ton
tm
irfpndant.
stand.
Arpr
il
Hex
x
va
va.
W
w.
II
li,
Mnlltln
MaiKin
C.n.
uo.
av'.iniKt
for
defendant,
Superintendent
Of
Mental
Home
Dies
th
United
Front
ticket.
Vancouver
Centre
nominations
are
as
follows:
i
Untonlst-W.
S.
Mackenale.
!
Liberal-Gordon
McO.
Sloan,
Gordon
Wtomer.
ronaervitive
A
;
--
,
Oame
aS
R7i:
:
M.LWnl
C.
C.
F.-W.
W.
Leieaux,
unams.
Manaoii,
.
,
r,
r
p.nernld
V.
Pclton
K.
C
Lt.
Col.
II.
K.
Lyon.
United
Front-J.
McKendrick,
Fred
Granac.
Socialist-Sidney
Young.
Dell.
Mcrhll-
J.
S,
Barp,
R.
3.
ON
NKW
VORK
MAKl
mptw
YORK.
Nov.
7:
(CPI-Bar
t
4H,c
per
ounce
o
silver
eM
'
"I,
Irket
-v-7:
CP
-oranby
lirr
yesterday
.""'
"wi
w.
superintendent
or
iw
'oei
""-,""
.
8c
Today
v
wa.
was
7
PvmrtHi
closed
at
mental
home
here.
Copper
u
'
aluy.
'market
holiday
Sails
RllMlO
PAY
PART
Hinchliffe
Drops
Out
of
Fight
In
Victoria;
Thirteen
in
Vancouver
Independent
Non-Partizans
Abandon
Contest
For
Two
Metropolitan
Scats
Some
.Minor
Changes
in
Lists
Otherwise
f
V.-
TvJ
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
,.
5:09
a.m.
16.7
ft.
16:28
p.m.
17.7
ft.
Low
10:47
ai.
10.7
ft.
7-Pawenger
Chrysler
r
"'
28:35
p.m.
65
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
45
V:i
XXIV
Ho.
258,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER
7,
1933
MANY
CANDIDATES
RUNNING
IN
DEFE
Believe
Bomb
May
Have
Killed
Seven
In
Air
Crash
Chemical
te:-t?
of
bite
of
wr
ka,
aom
tir
a;:'
;i
icr
wiu-h
ciiOi-d
niystn
i'usiy
near
Chesterton.
Ind..
lead
auUioritles
ta
oc
uvc
h'!
n
!ug!.
xpr
-ivc.
riot
difficulty
with
thf
armplane.
caused
the
disaster
which
killed
seven
persons
Ihc
t
U
w.
re
made
in
the
Northwestern
University
Scientific
Crime
Detention
Laboratory
and
chemists
reported
traces
of
nitro-siycerine.
The
fact
that
the
aeroplane's
tan
was
blown
a
mile
from
the
scene
of
the
wrack
adds
credence
to
the
theory
that
a
time
bomb
was
cashed
in
the
cargo
apace
of
the
aeroplane
with
ex
press
packages,
as
Indicated
by
circle
in
the
top
picture.
The
lower
picture
shows
a
number
of
the
authorities
examining
the
parts
of
the
wrecnage
of
the
tall
Federal
men
are
tnveaUgatlrg
the
suggestion
that
the
bomb
was
placed
by
a
murderer
who
wanted
to
kill
one
of
the
seven
In
the
plane,
and
believed
a
"perfect
"crime"
could
be
effected
by
cau
a
g
the
disaster.
Princess
Mary
Has
Operation
For
Appendix
J:
LONDON.
Nov.
7:
(CP)
Prin-rrs
Mary
was
reported
tonlcht
to
be
projrmlnt
favorably
fol-lowlne
an
operation
for
appen
dltltli
earlier
In
the
day.
OBSERVING
ARMISTICE
rarade
and
Service
at
Cenotaph
To
Be
Held
On
Saturday
Mornlnc
of
This
Week
AtTanrwnenta
have
been
com
pleted
for
the
annual
parade
and
scrvlee.at
the
Prince
Rupert
cenotaph
to
be
held
on
the
morning
of
Armistice
Day
this
Saturday.
In
charge
of
Lieut.
Ool.
S.
D.
Johnston
M.C..
V.D.,
the
parade
wlir
move
off
at
10:30
ajn.
from
opposite
the
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Co.
store
on
Third
Avenue
at
the
corner
of
Third
Steet.
The
panwie.
in
which
Boys'
Band,
pipers,
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
detachment.
Sea
Cadets,
Canadian
Legion.
Canadian
Legion
Woman's
Auxiliary,
Imperial
Order.
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
Toe
H..
Loyal
Order
of
Moose,
Fraternal
Order
of
Ragles,
Benevolent
Order
of
Elks.
Inde-
pendent
Order
of
Oddfellows.
Boy;
Scouts
and
Olrl
Guides
will
parti-:
clpatc.
will
move
to
the
cenotaph
Iby
way
of
Third
Avenue,
Sixth
(Continued
on
Tago
3)
BIRTH
A
son,
was
born
this
morning
at
the
general
hospital
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
N.
LcPage.
719
Fifth
Ave..
East.
MAJORITY
FOR
MR.
PATTULLO
IS
1063
With
North
Island,
the
final
missing
poll,
giving
IU
single
1
vote
to
the
Premier-elect,
com-
plete
returns
for
Prince
Ru-
pert
riding
In
the
provincial
'
election
show
a
majority
of
!
103
for
T.
D.
PattuUo
over
O.
i
W.
Rudderham.
C.
C.
F..
The
complete
count,
with
the
pos-I
slble
addition
of
a
few
absentee
!
vote
which
rrfay
yet
be
out-1
standing.
Is
as
follows:
Pat-
tullo.
1TM:
Rudderham.
6M;
Chapman.
United
Front.
375.
Operating
Profit
ARE
SAFE
AT
ATLIN
rhree
Prospectors
Make
100-Mile
Overland
Trip
Safely
From
Wolf
Lake
Shown
By
P.G.E.
New
Round
Trip
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
7:
(CP)
The
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
had
an
operating
profit
of
$30,800
for
the
nine
month
of
the
year
ending
September
30
as
compared
with
a
deficit
of
$71,000
In
the
corresponding
period
last
year.
Gold
mining
activity
in
the
Bridge
River
and
Cariboo
districts
is
held
accountable
for
the
change.
Record
bet
By
Liner
Bremen
!
CHERBOURG.
France.
Nov.
7:-The
North
German
Lloyd
motor-ship
liner
Bremen,
on
her
arrival
from
her
last
voyage
to
New
Yortt.
i
had
established
a
new
tune
record
;for
the
round
ttip
trans-Atlantic
I
crossing.
To
the
Electors
of
Skecna
Please
accept
my
sincere
appreciation
for
the
generous
support
given
me
on
November
3nd.
I
earnestly
hope
that
time
may
Justify
your
confidence
and
tliat
wc
can
get
together
in
Uih
district
Irrespective
of
party
affiliations,
and
work
lor
the
benefit
of
all.
E.
T.
Kenney.
RRED
.4
Political
War
in
Atlin
1
ConsMtugncj
Mtitujncj
1
""
'
j
T.
J.
8benton
returned
home
on
'the
Catata
this
morning
from
An--
yox
following
the
recent
provincial
'
j
1
election
in
which
he
ran
as
C.
C.
F.
candidate
for
Atlin
riding.
Latest
j,
i
returns
on
the
contest
In
Atlin,!.
with
heard
a
i
tt
i
a
s,
J
l
tAI
?
ai
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
ER
DEBT
ELECTIONS
Payment
On
Account
Obviates
Necessity
of
Classing
As
Default
Out
of
Total
Instalment
of
117,000,000
Due
Next
Month,
$7,500,000
is
Being:
Paid
Negotiations
Come
to
Conclusion
Without
Agreement
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
Nov.
7:
(CP)
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
announced
today
that
British
war
debt
negotiations
had
ended
without
agreement
but
with
the
payment
of
$7,500,000
by
Great
Britain
on
its
December
i
)
instalment
to
be
paid
in
United
States
currency
in
lieu
of
$117,000,000
due
on
that
date.
The
President
announced
that,
in
view
of
the
part
payment.
he
would
not
regard
the
British
guv-rf
f1
WYTJktrriyTlT
V
N
I
I
I
N
eminent
as
In
default
iJA
IJLiX
llVll
m
u,
official
statement,
the
Pre-lO
TlARffP
aldent
aaid
that
aegollatlons
had
IS
Hi
1
1
VI
concluded
without
,
prejudice
to
1U
1AV1TA1
etUier
eouatry
UI
certain
factors
In
the
vftjrid
sitssilauu.
commercial
C.
C.
F.
Candidate
Back
From
and
monetary.
aeasn
more
clari
1
fied."
.
1
from.
Kawtt
J.
Aawelstlne
aaothcr
m
b
we
-
-
"",
prince
John
at
the
first
of
tbe
votes
over
Mr
Shenton
with
H.
F.
.
k
mUJ
U
now
working
T.
W.
Falconer,
and
II.
W.
M.
Rol-ston
trailing.
H.
W.
M.
Rolston,
Independent
candidate,
who
was
at
Anyox
for
election
day.
returned
to
his
home
at
Stewart
on
the
Catala
yesterday.
Revised
returns
from
some
of
the
more
important
polls
tn
Atlin
rid-
i
tng
were
as
follows:
Alice
Arm
Asselatine.
14;
Falconer.
IS;
Kergtn,
18;
Rolston.
1;
Shenton.
IS.
I
Anyox
Beach
AcsebjUne.
118;
Three
prospectors,
who
were
re-
Falconer.
79;
Kergtn,
1;
Rolston.
ported
missing
recenUy
from
Wolf
M
8henton.
53.
Uke
tn
the
Uard
River
oggntry.
An
Mine
AwWlne.
;
Fal-have
arrived
at
Atlin
safely
after
a
coner-
15;
Kergin.
;
Rniston.
;
109-mue
trip
overland,
accofitit
to
8henton.
41.
StewarWAsslstlne.
104;
PsJcto-for
woiri
received
here
An
aerial
search
the
trio.
Fred
and
Flint
Oam-
r
3;
Kergin,
21
Rolston,
;
Shea-eron,
and
Fred
Alexander,
In-
Xo
n
was
.
.
.
..
ttltuted
recently
by
Pilot
Oene
Mey-
wajnler
wl
7,mA!"01-
,;
rim
of
the
Alaska
Southern
Air-
.
.
:
n
T-
train
JnnMii
whn
vxnrsntld
th
ShmtOn,
75.
belief
that
they
were
safe.
Alyanah
Asselstlne.
4;
Falconer.
1:
Kergtn.
6;
Rolston.
1:
Shenton.
5.
Atlin
Asaetotlne.
S3;
Falconer.
5:
Kergtn.
SS;
Rolston.
14;
Shenton.
Soruce
Creek
Asselstlne,
4:
Fal-
roner.
0;
Kergin.
0;
Rolston.
9;
Shenton.
8.
.
SUFFERING
Hon.
Hetberl
Marler
ill
in
Tokyo
But
Condition
Not
Regarded
As
Serious
MONTH
RAL
Nov.
7:
(CP)
Hon.
Herbert
M.
Marler.
Canadian
minister
to
Japan,
la
suffering
from
pneumonia
in
Tokyo,
according
to
word
received
by
his
son
here.
His
condition
Is
not
regarded
as
serious.
The
crisis
will
probably
be
reached
within
three
or
four
days.
ANOTHER
COLD
BRICK
SIlirrED
BY
MINE
ON
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
IDS.
8KIDBQATE.
Nov.
7:
The
night
and
day
and
toon
It
U
expected
to
pat
oa
three
shtfss
at
the
mine.
ISHBEL
TO
BE
MARRIED
Daughter
of
British
Premier
to
Wed
Former.
Central
Interior
Clergyman
The
engagement
is
unofficially
announced
In
London
dispatches
of
Miss
Ishbel,
eMest
daughter
of
Prime
Minister
J.
Ramsay
MacDon-ald.
to
Prof.
King
Gordon
of
a
Montreal
theological
college.
Prof.
Gordon
Is
the
son
of
Rev.
Dr.
Charles
W.
Oordon,
perhaps
better
known
is
Ralph
Connor,
the
distinguished
Canadian
author.
Hie
Innouncement
of
engagement
of
Miss
MacDonald
to
Prof.
Jordon
is
of
particular
Interest
tn
Jentral
British
Columbia.
Prof
iordon
a
few
years
ago
having
been
United
Church
minister
at
Olscome.
mill
town
In
the
Prince
George
district.
Miss
MacDonald
visited
Prince
Rupert
some
years
age
during
a
tour
of
Canada
with
her
dis
tinguished
father
and
younger
Mr.
Marler
visited
Canada
a
year,
gone
already
aeo
to
undcruo
an
operation
and
his
Seattle
with
health
ha
not
been
kkx!
since.
A
Mock
ot
gwe
prtl
over
the
city
southbound
this
morning.
NO
FURTHER
HALIBUT
EXPECTED
HERE
NOW
No
further
fresh
halibut
la
expected
to
be
landed
at
Prince
Rupert
this
season.
Two
or
three
of
the
American
boats
are
unsccounte
for
here
but
It
Is
believed
they
either
have
There
were
morning
or
will
go
to
their
catches.
4
no
boats
In
this
4