77
-
TAXI
-
77
(TOMMY'S)
Stand,
Capitol
Theatre
Mock
Day
and
Night
Service
7-Paasenger
Chrysler
Car
Rupert
Oyro
Club
at
terday
on
the
subject
1
umber
Business"
While
M.
P.
McCaffery
She
met
hi
aearcn
oi
t
two
ana
ueorge
there
were
certain
handicap
as
fai
Cameron
and
Fred
Alexander
aa
the
sawmilllng
business
here
wa
;
proctors,
haying
learned,
alter
concerned.
Mr
McCaffery
asserted
Undiru
at
Wolf
Lake,
that
the
that
no
plan
waa
more
advantag-
three
men
had
started
afoot
from
eoualy
altuated
than
Prince
Rupert
Teal
In
Lake
with
an
Indian
snide
i
aa
far
aa
being
a
pulp
and
paper
nd
a
mole
orovlslon
for
several
,
manufacturing
centre
waa
con-
week
tfarelllnic
From
Teailn
Uke
,
rented,
they
planned
to
go
to
AtMn
and
Ja-1
Mr
McCaffery.
who
gave
a
can-
neau.
They
were
believed
to
be
afe.
did
and
Interesting
Ulk
to
typically
.
I
conversational
style,
referred
to
variety
of
matter
local,
provln
rial
national
and
international
a
well
aa
aortal
and
economic.
In
regard
to
British
Columbia's
lumber
bualneaa,
the
speaker
men
noned
how
this
had
been
adversely
affected
by
the
United
Mate
tar
iff
against
Canadian
lumber
Then
:
had
romc
the
Imp-ymf-
Penferem
nt
Ottawa
at
which
Oreat
Britain
h,d
agreed
to
protect
Canadian
:
umber
in
the
British
market
3L;.iiiisf
ihe
competition
of
the
H
ivM..n
product.
This
had
cheered
i.e.
industry
In
this
country
but
:,nw
i
treaty
was
in
progress
of
ne-g.
M
i'i'in
between
Oreat
Britain
..in
HusMa
ax
a
result
of
which
the
ou.tw.1
asreement
appeared
to
be
rnrinntferrd
It
waa
a
delicate
dlplo-nuu-
problem
Aa
far
aa
the
future
C"
tlnued
on
Page
2
CAMPAIGN
ECHOES
OPEN
LETTlvK
TO
"PROVINCE"
f
'tact
from
"Province"
editorial
October
10th,
1918;
W
.
are
often
asked
what
we
have
against
Mr.
Pattullo.
fact
i
we
have
so
little
against
Mr.
Pattullo
and
we
hv
is
such
a
good
man
jyersonally
that
we
sincerely
)
will
be
elected.
But
not
at
the
head
of
a
Liberal
nicnt.
The
whole
difficulty
is
that
he
is,
under"
the
'it
circumstances,
bound
hand
and
foot
to
the
party
1
ligation
which
reflects
exactly
and
fully
the
wishes
party
machine
and
nothing
else.
You
don't
hear
Mr.
"
'
.din
franklv
sdmltiini?
the
craft
and
selfishness
and
'
"ting
of
the
public
treasury
that
went
on
during
the
1
'
Liberal
regime."
N
the
words,
"looting
of
the
public
treasury.
'
w
lot
us
earry
you
back
to
an
editorial
of
the
same
I'r
Amce"
newspaper
dated
August
13th,
1927
after
John
01
f
death,
and
practically
at
the
end
of
the
last
Lib-fr-
'vgime
above
referred
to.
It
reads:
.
Tin-
Oliver
Government
will
leave
a
rentable
record
J
slative
achievement
Most
of
its
social
legislation
v-.'
ruA
merely
woll
intended,
but
it
has
made
life
a
little
c
v
for
a
great
many
poor
people
in
this
province.
Wi-
pensions
have
been
a
good
thing.
We
are
all
hoping
'
Old
Age
Pensions
will
be
a
good
thing.
On
the
whole.
tmances
of
British
Columbia
have
ueen
wpauijr
.
Government
Cnvernment.
Then
Inore
Mv
adminiKtnrod
hv
the
Oliver
VI'
MASSES
IN
r
n
to
)nen
a
real
development
of
the
province
by
virtue
of
.
n.iinn
i
mill
uiuiiiiii
jiu.iv-
.
,
.
.
note
the
words,
"capably
and
honestly
admmis-
Will
the
"Provinco"
newspaper
please
reconcile
those
3
conflicting
statements?
Did
the
Liberal
government
,Qtl
'he
public
troasury,
or
did
it
administer
finances
cap-
";
and
honestly?
.
(
Was
the
"Province"
tolling
the
truth
in
1927
or
is
it
4
tell
us
me
truth
today?
1
MONTREAL
Francis
O.
Daniels,
Trenident
of
Dominion
Textile
Co.
b
Dead
MONTREAL
Oct
18
(Canadian
Press
i
Francis
O.
Danlls.
presi
dent
and
general
manager
of
the
Dominion
Textile
Co.
Ltd.,
and
rice
president
of
the
Brtntoo
Oar-
pet
0c
of
Peterboro.
Ontario,
died
berc
Monday
night
at
the
age
of
fifty-nine.
Born
in
Montreal
April
21.
1874.
(
the
late
Mr.
Daniels
was
educated
In
the
public
and
high
schools
of
this
city
and
at
MeOUl
Normal
School
He
entered
the
car
service
department
of
ttc
Canadian
Paci
fic
Railway
In
im
and
three
years
later
became
identified
with
the
Montmorency
Cotton
Manufac
turing
Co
He
was
appointed
as-;
slstant
manager
1897
md
held
the
position
for
ten
years
when
he
was
made
manager.
In
1999
he
was
appointed
general
manager
of
the
Dominion
Textile
Co.
and
later
became
president.
Married
in
1901
to
Muriel
Mary
Oore
Rylano
of
Beau
port.
Quebec,
Mr.
Daniels
is
survived,
beside
his
widow,
by
one
son
and
two
daughters.
He
was
an
Anglican
and
made
his
residence
at
Wesmount.
He
belonged
to
the
Montreal
Country
and
Heather
Clubs.
VESSEL
IS
REFLOATED
Princess
Kna
Beached
at
Jedway
For
Patching
I'p
Before
Being
Taken
to
Vancouver
Reporting
that
the
former
coast
freighter
Princess
Ena.
which
has
been
recently
operated
as
a
salmon
saltery
by
the
MUlerd
Interests,
had
been
refloated
from
Copper
Island,
where
she
went
ashore
last
week.
and
wns
now
beached
at
Jedway
where
she
is
to
be
temporarily
patched
up
before
being
taken
to
Vancouver
for
repairs,
the
tug
Sea
Wave
arrived
In
port
last
night
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
for
supplies.
The
Sea
Wave
brought
over
from
the
Islands
Mr.
Clark,
representative
of
the
underwriters,
who
h;d
come
from
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
John
thta
trip
and
who
caught
the
Catal.1
down
the
coast
yesterday
afternoon
to
return
south.
T.
J.
Shenton,
C.C.F.
candidate
W
,
.
,
.
,
,
v
at
nt
a
..
tiniP
time
when
nen
the
'of
for
AtUn
AtUn
ln
ln
the
the
Pmelal
provincial
elect!
election.
wti.v
lies
ine,b
persist
in
such
mischievous
aftfrnoon
on
the
''(lations
of
our
democratic
institutions
are
in
uanj.u
Prlnw!
George
f(r
stcrt
m
v
hen
our
people
are
so
much
in
1-
udorshin?
ss.
con-
need
of
sane
advice
tlnuatlon
of
his
campaign
activities
In
the
northern
riding
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
1:02
ajn.
20.7
ft.
13:02
p.m.
22.7
ft.
Low
7:01
ajn.
5.4
ft.
19:34
2.4
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
p.m.
V
XXIV
No
241
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER
18,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
RITA,
FEARFUL
FOR
CONFERENCE
READY
TOCO-OPERATE
ON
RECONSTRUCTION-PA
TTULLLO
Pulp
and
Paper
Manufacturing
ARE
SAFE
Seen
as
Prince
Rupert's
Hope
NORTH
in
limbering;
nshermen
Lauded
With
trillions
of
feet
of
suitable
timber
in
the
immediate
.
,itv.
a
transcontinental
railway
ready
to
haul
the
pro--
Pilot
Meyrlng
Return
to
Juneau
I
I
From
Uard
River
Search
For
Three
frm
pec
tors
.
tn
the
market
of
the
continent
and
an
unsurpassed
juneau.
Oct.
it:
cp-piiot
-
lor
the
handling
of
waterborne
shipments
to
all
parts
Gene
Meyrtng
of
the
Alaska
south-
'
.
u
rld.
Prince
Rujiert
enjoys
an
enviable
jwsition
for
ern
Airways
hu
returned
here
from
-lahlishment
of
a
pulp
and
paer
industry,
M.
P.
Mc-
a
,wl,uhta,
?2?mVT
,.
..
V..'
i
I
tea
tlane
Into
the
Lterd
River
dla-
I
.1
i
in
iuniiii
OVIUIC
'
i
'
.
.
1
1
.
,
a
a
I
Cuban
Leaders
Forget
Enmities
COL.
BATISTA
PRESIDENT
SAN
MARTIN
BLAS
HERNANDEZ
Forgetting
enmities
of
the
past.
President
Rains
Orau
Sao
Martir
it
Cute,
shajup
hands
with
Bias
Hernandez
rebel
leader
of
the
Island
IfVdUaroBiis.
titter
visits
Havana
to
assure
-tft?
HHfpffiMmt
f
his
support,
discount!
r
reports
that
he
was
opposed
to
the
revolutionary
regime.
Col
Fuigencio
Batista,
head
of'
the
Cub
in
army,
stands
by
as
the
two
meet
on
friendly
terra.
Germany
Announces
Intention
To
Live
Up
To
Treaty
Obligations
Foreign
Secretary
Simon,
Speaking
For
Nationalist
Government,
Declares
Disarmament
Parley
Has
Been
Jeopardized
if
Not
Wrecked
by
Hitler's
Action
LONDON,
Oct.
IX:
(CP)
Speaking
for
the
British
national
government,
Sir
John
Simon,
secretary
for
foreign
affairs,
declared
today
that
Germany
has
"jeopardized
if
not
wrecked"
the
disarmament
conference
by
her
attitude
taken
"at
the
last
moment."
Efforts
to.
have
Germany
return
to
the
disarmament
conference
are
continuing.
-
.
.
'j-
To
Honor
Obligations
BERLIN.
Oct.
It:
ICP-Spokes-men
for
Chancellor
Adolf
littler
declare
that
Germany
Intends
to
live
up
to
her
treaty
obligations
even
though
she
hag
awtouneed
her
withdrawal
frost
tht
League
of
Nations
and
the
dtnrtMmnt
Re-elected
Head
of
Prohibition
Ass'n
Rev.
Elbert
Paul
of
First
Baptist
Church,
Vancimver,
President
of
II,
C.
Drys
VANCOUVER,
October
18
Cana-
TV"
Prohibition
Association,
at
the
annual
convention
here
yesterday.
j
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Fog,
calm,
30.
Alyansh
Cloudy,
calm,
34.
Anyox
Part
cloudy,
oalm.
35.
Stewart
Part
cloudy,
calm.
34.
Haselton
Cloudy,
oalm.
30.
Smlthers-
Clear,
calm.
23.
Burns
Lake-
-
Fog,
calm,
18.
Paul
Zygmunt
Is
Laid
at
Rest
Funeral
Took
Plare
From
Annun-
elation
Church
to
Falrview
I
Solemn
high
requiem
mass
fo-.
the
repose
of
the
soul
of
the
late
,
Paul
Zygmunt.
whose
death
oeeur-1
red
Monday
morning
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital,
was
ceie-l
bra
ted
this
morning
by
Rev.
Father
J.
Byrne
Grant
O.MJ.
at
the
Church
of
the
Annunciation,
lnter-,
ment
In
Falrview
Cemetery
follow-I
Ing.
C.
P.
Balagno
presided
at
the
organ
and
the
choir
was
In
atten-
dlan
Press.-Rev
brt
Paul
pas-
p,,.
a1
Poluh
tor
of
First
Bptlrt
.Church
Van-
.
men
of
wre
M
couvcr.
was
re-elected
president
of
,
,.
..
.
.
.
,
M
Nagl.
M.
Myrar.
N.
nr
Brdochkl,
M.
.v..
the
n.i.i.i,
British
Columbia
u.
r.
v......
Marchuk
and
Fred
Chys.
Stricken
and
Dies
SAN
FRANCISCO.
Oct,
18
Dan
iel
J.
O'Brien,
for
many
years
chief
of
police
of
the
ilty
of
San
Francisco
and
afther
of
Oeorge
O'Brien
popular
screen
actor,
is
dead
here
following
a
heart
attack.
The
actor
son
flew
from
Hollywood
but
was
unable
to
reach
his
father's
nidr
before
hn
expired.
Reciprocity
On
Lumber,
'
Fish
and
Copper
Urged
By
Liberal
Chieftain
Would
be
of
Great
Benefit
to
British
Columbia
by
Bring?
ing
About
Expansion
in
Three
Major
Industries,
Grit
Leader
Tells
Victoria
Audience
VICTORIA',
Oct
18:
(CP)-"The
best
thing
Prime
Minister
Bennett
could
do
for
British
Columbia
would
be
a
reciprocity
treaty
with
the
United
States
affecting
lumber,
fish
and
copper,"
stated
T.
D.
Pattullo,
British
Columbia
Liberal
leader,
in
an
address
here
last
night.
"This,"
he
said,
"would
bring
back
about
sixty-five
percent
of
our
'
.umber
market,
put
more
money
In
tA
v-iv
YriTTmn
I
our
fishermen's
pockets
and
revive
lllirlllrill
lthe
"PI'
mining
industry.'
FOR
WHILE
1
Amy
Johnston
MoUlton.
do
not
intend
to
do
any
frytrg
for
the
next
two
months.
The
plane
in
which
I
Mrs.
MoUison.
who
tt
still
tn
hospital
in
New
York
for
a
rest
following
her
recent
arduous
ati--
He
was
ready
to
co-operate
with
Prime
Minister
Bennett
in
any
reconstruction
program.
Mr.
Pattullo
aid.
Capt
and
Mrs.
James
X
MoUkon!
TJ?!?
.
-To
Stay
On
Ground
For
Next
L,
X?
Two
Month.
I
"i!!1
.
the
fortheemrng
provincial
election,
J
-HAMILTON-.
BenrrWa.
XXUti
x
a
"
afffcU
tmml1
Iarl"
18
'Canadian
Press)-
Capt.
Ja-!0'
A.
MoUison.
famous
British
Iorifefand
tU?
"nuUanc
Uixer'
"
distance
flyer,
who
is
a
visitor,
,mal
wx
ano
Ilsmnl?
"nce.
nert.
states
mat
tie
and
his
wlfe.l
Mr.
Pattullo
insisted
that,
"if
you
are
going
to
have
responsible
government,
you
must
have
party
government.''
The
only
criticism
they
had
hoped
to
establish
a
long
amrt
ubrftI
Wty.
he
de-distance
record
from
Toronto
wUlel,ml-
seftMd
to
be
that
party
be
shipped
back
from
Canada
tc
I
government
had
failed.
England
in
preparation
for
'an-!
Tne
Ubral
Iad
criticized
the
other
attempt.
He
said
that
he
war
lTolm,e
PTernment
for
not
appoint.
not
yet
prepared
to
divulge
the
j
mg
a
roval
commission
on
munlcl-exact
starting
point
but
it
would
'p1
a"alrs
lon
ago
and
promised
somewhere
in
Europe.
to
revamp
the
entire
educational
fystem
of
the
province.
He
cited
the
ease
of
Prince
Rupert
where
thl
city
commissioner
had
ruled
that
la
I
exploits,
will
Join
Capt
Molll-.
children
over
sixteen
must
pay
i
son
here
next
week.
Vancouver
Stocks
(Courtesy
8.
D.
JohBMn
O)
)
Vancouver
Dig
Missouri
new
,
M.
B.
C.
Nickel.
SO.
B.
R.
X..
31.
Bridge
River
Cons
JtlV
Cariboo
OoJd
Quarts,
V.
Oeorgi
Rivet.
Jt
Lucky
Jem.
M.
MerldUn.
.26.
Morning
Star,
.16.
Native
Son.
MV.
National
Sliver.
.04.
Noble
Five.
fff.
Pend
Oreille.
.7.
Porter
Idaho,
644
Premier.
1.01.
Reeves,
.18
tasked).
Reward.
.06.
Silver
Crest,
M.
Wayside,
.49.
Whitewater,
M.
Waverly
Tangter,
jBlfA,
Oils
Fabyan.
0O4.
Home.
13.
C.
fe
E..
.81."
Freehold.
.08.
A.
P.
Con..
.11.
Calmont,
.08.
Sterling
PaeWKs.
M.
Toronto
t
Columarlo,
.15.
Central
PatrtcJft.
JVb.
Klrkland
Lake
OoM.
Mfc
Noranda,
3S.7S.
Sherrttt.
.90.
Int.
Nickel.
18.50.
Granada,
.66.
Macaaaa.
.95
V.
Slsco.
1.40.
on
tne
prince
ing
following
Vancouver.
Oeorge
this
morn-1
a
two-weeks'
trip
to!
Pacific
monthly
for
schooling,
resulting
In
a
severe
drop
ln
attendance.
This
was
class
legislation
and
the
Liberals
would
not
stand
for
it.
DEVIL'S
ID.
AT
'FRISCa
Worst
Type
of
Convicts
In
United
States
To
Be
Exiled
There
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SAN
FRANCISCO.
October
18-San
Francisco
Bay
is
to
have
1'
real
Devil's
Island,
the
federal
got
-errtnent
having
decided
to
eetab,
Hah
a
penal
institution
on
an
Is-
land
In
the
Bay
to
which
will
ba?
sent
six
hundred
of
the
worst
type
of
cor.vteU
from
various
penlten--ttartes
in
the
country.
Most
of
them
wU
be
"Mfers"
and
among
the
number
It
Is
expected
wtU
be
Oeorge
(Machine
Oun)
KeUy,
notorious
desperado,
who
was
sen
tenced
to
life
Imprisonment
at
Ok
lahoma
City
last
week
in
conneo
tlon
with
the
ktdaapprag
of
Charles
F
UrschelL
muUI-mlllkxulra
of
that
eity.
The
island
was
formerly
used
a7
a
military
prison.
Well
Known
Mining;
Man
is
Victim
of
Attack
of
Heart
WINNIPEO.
October
18
(Cans
dlan
Press)
Enroute
to
hi
home-In
Toronto,
A.
D.
Mile,
president"
John
Bulger
returned
to
the
city
j
of
the
Central
Manitoba
Mine
Limited,
died
aboard
a
Canadian
train
last
night
from
a
l.eart
uttack.