Federal
Issue
Pi
"
:
Rupert,
with
Cnpt
Neil
Divided
Into
Series
of
Three,
Intimated
jwo,
Six
nnd
Twelve
Year
Securities
to
Bear
Interest
of
3,75,
1.20
and
-1.35
Percent
Respectively,
it
is
Learned
OTTAWA,
Oct
7:
(CP)
While
details
of
the
forthcoming
Canadian
refunding
loan
will
not
be
officially
pub
Jjshrd
until
noxt
Tuesday
when
the
bonds
will
become
available
to
the
nubile,
it
is
learned
that
the
$225,000,000
jue
will
be
divided
into
three
geries
of
two,
six
and
twelve
years
to
yield
3.75,
-1.20
and
4.35
percent
interest
ropc
tivrly
Advance
Indication
pent
to
a
ready
response
ana
i
spey
ale
of
the
issue.
I
HAMILTON
WON
GAME
EiiUrners
Take
Opener
In
Dominion
Hoi
Larrooe
Final
NFW
WKBTM
I
NUTER
.
Oct.
7:
u
p
Hi
mil
ton
Tifer
last
night
v'
t'H
New
Westminster
Salmon
B
is
to
ft
in
the
first
of
a
aeriMl
"
n
out
of
fire
games
for
the
r
n
inn
box
lacrosse
champion-i!
.
Tne
wond
game
will
be
play-tu
M
-4ay
night
In
Vancouver
Vancouver
Wheal
VASrntrvER,
Oct.
7:
CP
f
4'
'
quoted
at
MM
on
the
.
xrhange
today.
NO
HALIBUT
SALE
tvu
being
In
with
catches,
'
no
sale
of
halibut
on
the
?;fc
exchange
thla
morning.
Two
Hundred
Excursionists
to
Leave
Here
Tonight
on
Board
Coast
Liner
For
Alaska
City
With
a
caimcitv
crowd
of
c
irsionists
taking
up
all
available
accommodation
on
the'
National
Coast
Steamshiivs
liner
t
ruiMhe
aspect
of
a
real
"liuernnuumu
youuwm
suiji
'".r
n
she
puts
out
at
10
o'clock
tonight
on
a
special
Thanks-
'
Enjoyable
Dance
By
Eagles'
Lodge
Fortv
Couples
In
Attendance
at
Alfilr
Ut
Night
in
Aerie
Hall
A
ry
enjoyable
dance
held
lat
llKht
by
the
Baglea
Ledge
in
fi"
A-ne
Hall,
a
erowd
of
about
i
v
rc,u,,g
being
present
at
the
iff.,11
Tuncsomc
music
was
fur-Li
1
"'
by
Balagno's
OreheMra
and
"
I
Huison
wa
a
genial
matter
'
f
i.-moniea.
Hugh
Smith
presided
'
'
tiv
rioor.
,J,,i"
afialr
was
in
progreM
from
1(1
I'm
until
2
ajn.
and
refnah
mfnts
were
sened
at
midnight
M).VrARTIZANH
TO
I
HAVE
FULL
SLATE
I
v
TOltiA,
Oct
7:
tCP-
I
'InflrpendentNon-partizan
"
in
linnnnnau
(lot
il.lrt.,-
a.
w
.HIT
1
undidate
have
already
been
llniri
tin
4
,
tui
bill.
WJ-VWU
'
"
1
I
111
IT
N
4
n"
tig
the
-iv
forthcoming
u
viiiuiiitii
j'vinriai
election
and
that
it
,
'..tn.ara
to
nave,
by
noml-
a"on
day,
a
(un
sifttc
ln
rU
vii,ftH,k..k.
.
nil
""iiriicies.
..
,
w.
j.
"
nowscr
un
in
Vancouver
Centre
J
Mditu
to
Vlctprla.
To
Si
rrt
T
r
rri
inn
W
I
)
YKAKN
IN
PRISON
Half-Breed
Youth
Who
Robbed
Hudson
Bay
Store
at
Kltwanga
Sentenced
In
hia
first
criminal
case
of
im
portance
following
his
appointment
j
to
tne
Denen.
Juage
w.
u
rwner
yeeierdsy
afternoon
imposed
a
term
of
two
years'
imprisonment
at
New
Westminster
Penitentiary
upon
Joe
Pahceill.
19-year
old
Italian
half-breed,
who.
having
been
committed
for
trial
at
Ilaaeiton.
elected
for
speedy
trial
and
pleaded,
guilty
to
a
charge
of
breaking
and
entering
the
Hexagon
Day
Oo.
atore
at
Kfravnga
s4
robbing
It
of
fmAOln-eh.
-
SILVER
AND
COPPER
ON
NEW
YORK
MART
NEW
YORK.
Oct.
7:
CP-Bar
silver
closed
at
39c
on
the
local
metal
market
today.
Copper
wi
unchanged
at
94c
per
pound.
some
two
hundred
local
McLean
on
the
bridge,
will
jtvtng
weeK-ena
voyage
ior
me
ni-
iskan
port
of
KetcbtKan.
oood
weather
is.
apparently,
looming
to
favor
the
trip
which
has
already
proven
that
It
Is
going
to
be
a
very
popular
innovation.
A
very
happy
mting
Is
assured
for
all
those
who
ire
to
make
the
excursion.
The
trip
Itself
will
be
an
interesting
one
but,
in
addition
to
that
special
arranf
e-menta
have
been
made
both
by
the
city
of
Ketchikan
and
the
steam
ship
companies
lor
uie
entertainment
of
the
traveller.
The
vessel
is
due
to
nrrlve
at
Ketchikan
bright
and
early
at
8
o'clock
tomorrow
morning.
The
en
tire
day
will
be
spent
there
and
departure
for
home
will
be
made
at
1
o'clock
Monday
morning
with
return
here
at
8:30
ajn.
Among
those
making
the
trip
wU)
be
the
following:
Mrs
D.
8tevert.
Miss
M.
Slevert,
Ml
Viola
Carr,
Mr.
A.
C
Abbott
Miss
Violet
McCutcheon.
Miss
T.
Q.
Ollker.
Miss
France
Cummlngs,
Ml
Eileen
Osborne.
Mrs.
It.
SkaU
tebol.
Ml
Bmllle
kattebol.
Mr.
and
Mr.
Malcolm
McLeod,
Mr.
and
m
o.
C.
Arseneau.
Mr.
ana
Airs.
Elmer
Thompson.
MrB-
Thoma
Caroff,
Mr.
R
T.
Anderson.
Mr-and
Mrs
J
E
Jack.
Mr.
nnd
Mr
Reg
Webber,
Mrs.
Anna
Ross.
Mist
E...r.
viim
E.
Qreen,
Mis
R.
ti.
ill.
r.
m
Walter
Thompson.
Mr.
I
McKenzle.
Wal
h
Mrs.
Duncan
tcr
Johnson.
Sam
Joy.
Mr-
nnd
Mr.
om
iramblln.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
,!,
Mriniyre
A.
J.
Prud-
,JU'1
"
,,d
Mrs
II.
M.
D.
j!?;,;;!,.
r
Edward
c-..i-
iMUU
n
Pane
2
FULL
LIST
IN
FIELD
Liberal
ContesUng
Every
Seat
In
Province
Cy
Patk
to
Run
In
Vancouver
Centre?
VICTORIA,
Oct
7:
(CP)
The
Liberals
last
night
those
David
Ramsay
as
their
candidate
In
Cowichan-Neweastle
riding,
thus
contesting
every
constituency
in
the
province.
In
Vancouver
Eait
dlvUion
of
the
mainland
metropolis,
Mrs.
Korah
Leavy
and
Alex
D.
Mae-Lean
have
been
nominated
a
Independent
Non-Partitan
candidates,
i
Efforts
are
being
made,
It
is
reported,
to
secure
the
consent
of
Col.
C.
W.
Peek
V.C,
who
recently
lost
his
seal
on
the
board
of
pension
tribunals,
to
run
in
Vancouver
Centre
as
a
non-partisan.
Commerce
Chamber
Presdent
Will
Be
At
Ottawa
Meeting
T.
II.
Johnson,
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Com
merce,
who
U
at
present
In
the,
east
on
a
business,
trip,
will
repre-,
sent
the
local
chamber
at
the
an-
j
nul
convention
of
the
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce'
to
be
held
In
Ottawa
from
Wednesday
to
Friday
of
next
week,
it
was
announced
at
the
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
dumber
last
night
Delegate
will
be
present
from
all
parts
el
'Canada
and-many
Rotable
figures
la
the
Canadian
business
world
wiU
participate
ARREST
AT
POWELL
R.
Alex
ft
Wick
Charged
With
Manslaughter
in
Connection
With
Hit
and
Run
Accident
POWELL
RIVER,
Oct
7:
CP-Alex
R.
Wick,
truck
driver,
was
arrested
here
yesterday
and
chargjrd
with
manaiaughUr
in
connection
the
deaths
or
sieve
Koiesar
and
Kilted
oy
a
nu
ana
run
driver
on
a
road
near
here
Wednesday
nlghl.
Vancouver
Stocks
(Oourvaj
S.
D.
Johiwwin
0)
Vancouver
Big
Missouri.
20
B.
R.
X,
.41.
B.
R.
Con..
.29
W.
Cariboo
Gold,
3J7.
Cork.
.01.
Ocorgla
River.
MS.
Indian.
.02.
Lucky
Jim.
.03.
Meridian.
.31.
Morning
Star.
.21.
Native
Son.
.08Vi.
JfaUonal
8llver.
M.
Noble
Flv
.09.
Tend
Oreille.
.93.
Porter
Idaho.
.08.
Premier,
133.
Reeve,
.18.
Reward,
.08Vi-Reno.
.91.
Silver
Cret
.02.
Wayside.
-48V4.
Whitewater.
.05.
Waverly,
.02V
.
Oils
Fabyan.
.OOVs-Home.
1.85.
C.
it
K,
1.27.
Freehold,
.10.
A.
P.
Con..
.18.
Calmont.
.10.
Bterllng
Pacific,
-31-Toronto
Alexandria,
.Oils-Columarlo,
.18.
Central
Tatrlela,
.63.
.
Noranda,
35.75.
Sherrltt
1.23.
,
Int
Nickel.
22.00.
Granada.
.81.
Marassa.
1.04.
Sisca
1.49.
77
-
TAXI
-
77
Tomorrow's
Tides
(TOMMY'S)
She
gland,
Capitol
Theatre
Block
High
3:52
am.
172
ft.
15:32
pm.
19.7
ft.
Day
and
Night
Service
Low
9:37
am.
8.8
ft.
Chrysler
Car
7-Pasaenger
2259
52
ft.
p.m.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISn
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
V
Vol
XXIV
.
No.
234.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
OCTOBER
7,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
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Out
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VANCOUVER
Ott
7
Canadian
Press'
Hon
R
L
Malt-land,
minister
without
portfolio
and
one
or
the
few
remaining
members
of
the
former
Tolmie
government,
announced
yesterday
that
he
would
not
be
a
candidate
for
re-election
at
the
i
forthcoming
provirctai
election.
He
will
devote
his
entire
Ume
In
future
to
bis
law
practice,
he
said.
Old
Country
Soccer
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
First
Division
.
Aston
Villa
4.
lluddersfleld
3.
Blackburn
2,
Arsenal
2.
Derby
4.
Birmingham
6.
Leeda
2.
ShsrffleH
Wednesday
1.
PJMmitta
L
LlverpdW
SCMtoea
&
MMdfeefcrougfc
1
Bverton
0.
Netscftftk-
i.
Manchester
2.
SheffteM
United
1.
Stoke
2.
Tottenham
3.
Sunderland
1.
WoJverhamptos)
0.
West
Dram
t
slch
0.
j
Second
Division
Blackpool
2.
Uaoafn
0.
Barton
1,
Oldham
IV
Bradford
City
1.
JJlftwaB
0.
Brentford
5.
Dornley
Z.
Fulham
1.
Hall
1.
Manchester
I.
Preaton
8.
Noittngham
2.
Notts
OoHtjr
0.
Plymouth
4.
Bradfovd
1.
.
Portvalc
l
Swansea
0.
Southampton
1,
Bury
9.
West
Ham
3,
Orlmsby
1.
SCOTTISH
LE.r.UE
First
Division
Aberdeen
3.
Celtic
0.
Clyde
4.
Airdrteontan
2.
Kalkirk
4.
Cowdenbeath
3.
Hamilton
3,
Dundee
2.
Hearts
1.
Partfek
0.
Kilmarnock
1,
Motherwell
3.
Queen's
Park
4,
Ayr
S.
Queen
of
South
1.
Hibernian
0.
Rangers
3.
St
Mlrren
0.
St
Johnstone
4,
Third
Lanark
1.
Second
Dlvhlon
Albion
1.
Eaat
Fife
1.
Arbroath
6.
Bast
Stirlingshire
1.
Brechin
1.
Alloa
2.
Dundee
2.
Slenhousemulr
4.
Dunfermline
4.
St
Bernard
1.
Edinburgh
2,
Mentrose
2.
King's
Park
2.
Morton
2.
Leith
0,
Dumbarton
1.
Raith
3.
Forfar
0.
DIES
AT
STEWART
Joseph
P.
Wilson,
Village
Commissioner,
Passes
Away
in
Sleep
STEWART,
Oct.
7
Joseph
P.I
I
Wilson,
aged
64,
member
of
the
'Board
of
Village
Commissioner.
I
itSX
night
l
I
a
native
of
the
United
sutes.
he
-
was
a
naturalized
British
subject'
and
for
some
years
had
been
Iocs-
l?,hjernw11fnln.!X
Lte
tor.
J.
D.
Wilson,
formerly
of
Vic-
a
widow
in
Stewart
survive
him.
a
brother,
oriswaid
wiison,
and
deceased-
stepmother
live
in
cie-
veland
!
Mr
Wilson,
one
of
Stewart's
best
known
and
most
poplar
citizens,
was
a
member
of
the
Pioneers
of
Alaska
and
Loyal
Order
of
Moose.
BUILDING
IS
URGED,
SpecUl
Committee
Advites
Chamber
of
Commerce
on
Needed
Public
Work
arwetal
committee
of
the
Prince
Runert
Chamber
of
Com
merce,
whtch
was
appointed
to
ad-tvtse
on
needed
public
works
at
Pf4n.,
DnnMf
...
.
.In
a
1.
.ft
.'
i
i
in
n
i
mat,
nWtf-
raotiiK.
ursed
thit
con-
rnction
of
federal
buPdlnt
to,f?Cporf
Oil
Alaska
1
tt
lai
iHmsual.
a
Iks
TX-.'
1
wst
mww
ro
t
t
yt
Wr"
'
mten
verrsmHii
here
atibntd
be
lnfPceMM
with
without
(Way.
In
i
wrw
ni
ureTenTanrm-H
nin
paid
,
for
the
rweeent
premise,
it
was;
!fM
tlvt
rnich
an
undertaking
would
be
to
a
certain
ettent
ac-toallv
nmfitable
to
th
government.
The
rcnort
was
made
at
the
re-1
quest
of
the
NaUonal
Construction
Council.
REPORT
ON
AIR
FIELD
Government
Advises
on
Required
000.000
for
Canada
and
$2,000,000
quite
unfair
and
should
not
be
al-DimensionsToo
Urge
For
for
the
United
States.
i
lowed
to
exist
in
Canada.
Entirely
Local
Project
I
i
The
minimum
dimensions
for
alTpiIT
'TfTJ'
IT
Canada
are
600
by
2000
feet
pro
viding
surrounding
conditions
are
suitable,
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
was
Informed
last
night
in
a
communication
from
A.
E.
McLean
of
Ottawa,
acting
superintendent
of
the
Civil
Aviation
Branch.
Along
the
line
as
suggested
by
this
department
the
cost
of
an
aviation
field
here,
it
Is
estimated,
might
run
into
some
$5000
which
outlay,
it
is
felt
would
be
too
large
for
an
entirely
local
undertaking
at
this
time.
Tht
matter
has
been
referred
back
to
the
special
committee
of
the
local
chamber
which
is
investigating
the
project
with
a
view,
if
possible,
to
getting
the
federal
government,
ai
It
is
doing
elsewhere
in
Canada,
to
interest
itself
tn
the
undertaking.
Not
One
Building
in
Town
Of
Barkerville
on
Right
Lot;
New
Sites
Offered
VICTORIA,
Oct.
6:
(CP)-One
hundred
and
six
lots
half
a
mile
north
of
Barkerville
will
be
sold
by
the
government
agent
at
Barkerville
on
Thursday,
October
2G,
the
lots
being
in
a
subdivision
adjoining
the
government
agent's
office.
A
special
survey
of
the
old
town
of
Barkorville
which
is
about
completed
shows
that
not
ono
building
there
is
located
on
the
lot
it
is
supposed
to
occupy.
Readjustment
of
titles
affecting
virtually
every
tract
in
the
famous
old
camp
will
be
necessary.
Thero
are
quite
a
fow
squatters
on
an
old
creek
bed
occupying
ground
that
Is
under
placer
lease
and
these
are
subject
to
ejection
at
any
time.
The
new
subdivision
will
enable
many
of
them
to
secure
titles
for
homesteads
or
business
houses.
Voters'
List
Ready
Today;
Election
Only
4
Weeks
Away
Reparations
For
Holding
of
Polls
Will
Get
Fully
in
Swing
Following
Close
of
Entries
on
Thursday
Of
Next
Week
Nomination
papers
have
now
been
taken
out
for
ill
threg
candidates
who
are
SQjfar
Jn
the
f
ie,d
qt
prince
Ru
Pert
"ding
in
the
forthcoming
provincial
election.
The.
voters'
list
will
be
ready
tonight,
enabling
the
returning
officer,
D.
C.
Stuart,
to
start
officially
receiving
the
no-
T
i
u
i
.
uiiuauuiid.
in
oi,
ictab
uiic
tusc,
ujtr
puiers
nave
ueen
completed
and
are
ready
for
presenta-
....
Ion.
Nominations
close
next
Thurs-Uy
after
which
preparations
for
he
holding
of
the
polls
will
get
fully
inder
way.
.
The
three
candidates
aready
in)
the
field
are
T.
D.
Pattullo,
Liberal;
'
W.
Rudderliam,
C.
C.
F..
and
'ha
pIm
rKMMnn
Ttnll.J
n.
ft
As
nomination
day
draws
nieh.
dos-
Local.fitbtlity
of
any
further
candidates
entering
the
fight
appear
to
dim-
j
inlsh
although
there
is.
of
course,
always
a
chance
that
a
"dark
horse"
wy
go
to
the
post
at
the
last
minute.
Election
day.
November
2.
is
now
lea
than
four
weeks
away.
Highway
is
Given
Commerce
Chamber
A
report
from
the
international
committee
on
the
projected
Paci-ttc
highway
extension
through
Bri
tish
Columbia
to
the
Yukon
and
Alaska
was
received
at
last
night's
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Com-
'country.
New
and
arbitrary
power
merce
and
filed.
The
report
give
which
are-conferred
upon
the
mln-full
details
as
to
surveys,
estimates
ister
of
finance
In
regard
to
impo-and
cost,
etc.
and
Is
quite
an
ln-
sltkm
of
taxation
without
even
terestlng
document.
The
cost
as
giving
the
taxpayers
the
right
to
Shown
ln
the
report,
would
be
112.-
I
anneal
tn
the
entirU
ar
hW
n
yjL
BEAT
WASHINGTON
I
TO
CAPTURE
TITLE
ftMel
Ott
Broke
Up
Another
Sensational
Extra
Inning
Game
Today
With
Home
Run
in
Tenth
to
Make
Final
Score
of
Four
to
Three
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
Oct.
7:
(CP)
A
home
run
drive
into
the
centre
field
stands
in
the
tenth
inning
with
no
one
on
board
by
Mel
Ott,
Giants'
'heavy
hitting
right
fielder,
whose
batting
has
been
one
of
the
numerous
sensations
of
this
year's
World
Series,
gave
New
York
Nationals
their
fourth
victory
and
the
world's
baseball
championship
title;
'
.
J
nhere
today
over
the
Washington
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Clear,
calm,
40.
Alyansh
Cloudy,
calm,
43.
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm,
45.
Stewart
Cloudy,
cairn.
40.
Haaelton
Foggy,
calm
42.
Smlther
Clear,
calm,
48.
Burn
Lake
Clear,
oalm.
37.
NO
rAFER
MONDAY
Monday,
being
Thanksgiving
Day
and
a
public
holiday,
ihire
will
be
no
ltsue
of
the
Dally
Newt,
The
next
reguar
edition
will
appear
on
Tuesday
afternoon.
On
motion
of
F.
A.
MacOallum,
Ihe
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce
last
night
passed
a
resolution
of
condolence
to
Mr.
and
j
Mrs.
Max
Ilellbroner
In
their
recent
bereavement
through
the
sudden
death
of
their
son.
Henry
Will
Be
PROTEST
AT
INCOME
TAX
Resolutions
From
Vancouver
Sent
Here
For
Approval
Resolutions
from
the
Insurance
and
finance
bureau
of
the
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade
protesting
at
various
new
amendments
to
the
Income
Tax
Act
particularly
a
affecting
companies
and
their
share
holders
were
read
at
the
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
Prince
Ru
pert
Chamber
of
Commerce
last
night
with
a
view
to
receiving
the
endorsation
of
the
local
body,
the
correspondence
being
referred
to
the
finance
committee
for
report
Retroactive
feature
of
the
increase
and
exemption
removal
In
connection
with
company
taxation
re
deemed
by
the
Vancouver
bureau
to
be
"inequitable
and
unnecessary.
"
"Unjust
and
unreasonable"
'txatlon.
it
is
also
held,
to
Imposed
upon
shareholders
in
Canadian
companies
residing
outside
the
1
XITT1
Senators
by
a
count
of
four
games
to
one.
The
score
at
the
end
of
the
ninth
had
been
Ued
three
all.
Today's
struggle
was
largely
a
re-pitltion
of
Wednesday's
but
Hal
Schumacher.
New
York
pitching
ace.
after
holding
the
Senators
to
four
scattered
hits,
blew
up
ln
the
sixth
when
the
Senators
fell
upon
him
for
five
hit
and
three
runs.
He
was
taken
out
and
replaced
by
Luque
who
fanned
three
batters
In
a
row
in
the
seventh.
Alvtn
Cro
wrier,
starting
hurler
for
the
Senator,
had
several
bia
inning
and
gave
up
the
fight
ln
the
sixth
nleo.
Russell
relieving
him.
The
GlanU
scored
twice
ln
the
second
inning
and
once
ln
the
U
tit
Mancuso
wag
the
catcher
for
Nc
York
and
8ewell
tor
Washington.
-
The
composite
score:
,
It
H.
E)
New
Ytwk
4
11
I
Washington
3
10
0
Father
P.
Champagne
O.
M.
I.
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
John
for
a
trip
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
on
ecclesiastical
duties.