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XXIV
.
No
85.
She
4
THIS
WEEK
The
New
Chevrolet
Is
on
Display
at
Kaicn
Motors
Show
Room
All
Cordially
Invited
Phone
52
CONVATWES
THROWING
UP
HANDS
YOUNG
VANCOUVER
TEACHER
DEAD
IN
VICTORIA
SLOUGH
British
Columbia
Association
Decides
Not
To
Participate
in
Approaching
General
Election
Not
Afraid
of
Future
n
(
i
S
HIS
SMILE
CAMPAIGN
KEYNOTE
,
n
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r
thr
thrifty
J
!
ran.iabloi,finTWFtaN
ri
!".
Col.
McGregor
of
Windsor
is
Dead
Furnirr
Head
of
Canadian
Chamber
of
C'ommerre
Prominent
In
ItiMincM
and
Military
CirtJes
M.MHKft.
AprU
34:
Canadian
CoL
Walter
LeUham
Mc
t.
former
president
of
the
.-'.un
Chamber
of
Commerce
i
"k
prominent
In
buatnem
and
ry
circles
of
the
country,
died
Friday
night
at
the
age
of
M.
Today's
Weather
..
Rupert
Raining,
calm:
Mxicr.
28.78;
temperature.
44:
-imoth.
..d
Tree
PolnL-Ratntng.
freah
i.rust
wind:
barometer.
38.84;
-',
future,
43;
tea
rough.
:
tic
Island-
Raining,
Ught
'x
iat
wind;
sea
smooth,
m.ira
Island
Haloing,
m.toth.
:
Raining,
calm;
tgmpera-
42.
iMsh
Heavy
rain,
calm,
41.
mix
Heavy
rain,
calm,
41.
rt
Cloudy,
calm.
41
n
lion
Raining,
calm.
41.
'
t'leraRalntnf,
oalai,
40.
ii
'iMH
La
ke
I
tain
tog,
ealm,
40.
4-
CANADA
IS
ALSO
OIF
COM)
STANDARD
,,rTAWA.
April
34:
Cana-
1
'
n
Press!
An
order
In
noun-
"
"a
paajad
two
weeks
ago
"
l
ending
redemption
of
Do-
)
""'on
notes
In
gokl.
Hon.
Bd-11
N.
Rhodes,
militate
of
fin-
"
told
the
llouat
of
Com-
'""s
today.
Tttls
mesns
'II
I
Canuria
U
alan
all
1
'1'!
standard.
Ical
Tory
Organizations
to
he
Allowed
to
Support
Union
Candidates
or
Nominate
Straight
Party
Men
as
They
Desire,
it
is
Announced
VANCOUVER,
April
24:
(Canadian
Prow)
The
British
Columbia
Conservative
Association
late
Saturdav
achwl
the
decision
to
take
no
part
in
the
next
provincial
election
campaign
but
will
allow
its
local
organizations
to!
.-uppnrt
union
government
candidates
or
to
nominate
unsi
rvative
candidates
as
they
desire.
The
main
effect
of
Mthis
decision
Is
to
withdraw
oflirni
LOST
LIFE
INSKEENA
Louh
Loekerby.
fount
Indian.
Drowned
on
Saturday
When
Trying
to
Capture
Swim-
mlng
Deer
'
Luc.iowoidr-t
'BBgjvlfc'T9
-
Jrt
That
i
UlteTJy
drowning
from
-
row
boat
in
the
Sksesta
River
lost
above
Bastngtoo
late
Saturday
afternoon,
aecordwf
to
word
reaching
the
city
over
the
week-end.
With
another
young
Indian,
David
McLean.
Lockerby
wai,
out
rowing
when
it
Is
understood
they
saw
a
deer
swimming
In
the
river.
They
endeavored
to
capture
the
animal
and.
In
the
attempt,
the
rowboat
was
upset
and
Loekerby
was
drowned.
Attar
report
of
the
fatality
hid
been
received
at
district
headquar
ters
here,
provincial
police
officers
were
dispatched
to
Port
Bsstngton
to
investigate
the
circumstances
jam)
drag
for
the
body
which,
up
to
this
afternoon,
had
not
been
recovered.
Broke
His
Leg
in
Fall;
Is
Also
Fined
For
Trespassing
Lewis
Wllllck
of
Dawson
Creek
has
been
sentenced
to
thirty
days'
Imprisonment
on
a
charge
of
trea-nutim
on
railway
property,
ac
cording
to
report
received
at
dtvl
x
tonal
headquarters
of
the
provtn
rial
police
here.
Wllllck.
It
la
alleged,
became
Intoxicated
and
boarded
a
railway
engine
In
the
yard,
falling
and
breaking
his
leg.
Vancouver
Stocks
Supplied
by
8.
D.
Johnston
Oo.
Ltd.
Noranda,
KJO.
Bhrrrltt
Oordon.
M.
International
NtehOL
IMS.
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Pend
DOreUle.
JM.
Noble
Five
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Premier,
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National
IMlver.
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Porter
Idaho.
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Bridge
River
Consolidated.
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Oeorgla
River,
.004
.
B
El
wood
Brooks,
who
lias
been
.
.
urimt
trtn
to
Vancouver,
an
rived
in
the
city
on
rna
(Mia
was
im
ami
will
proceed
on
trila
e
tmin
to
nm
IWW
'
u.
i
Momuanled
north
by
r"
"
"
,.
his
bronar,
J-
orooM
aa:
cuvsr,
whe
will
pay
a
visit
at
Terrace.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
APRIL
24,
1933
I
central
support
In
the
campaign
i"
the
local
ridings,
leaving
the
executives
In
each
an
entirely
free
hand
to
act
as
they
see
fit
in
connection
with
the
contest.
The
continued
cleavage
between
the
Tolmte
and
Dowser
element
is
held
by
political
observers
to
have
been
responsible
for
t
decision
which
la
without
precedent
since
partf
poltUas
were
Introduced
In
British
Columbia.
7
TTjJe
Resolution
The
loUowtag
resolution
was
passed
by
the
executive
of
the
British
Cohtmbta
Conservative
Association:
"In
view
of
the
existing
situation
la
British
Columbia
with
lis
strong
demand,
far
submergence
o:'
party
politics,
the
British
Columbia
Conservative
Association
places
Itself
on
record
as
follows:
"First,
That
It
exists
as
an
organisation
with
obligations
In
federal
matters
and
this
organisation
must
be
maintained
for
that
purpose.
"Second,
That.
In
deference
to
public
demand
throughout
the
province
and
the
concensus
of
opinion
of
our
own
leaders
In
favor
of
nonparty
government,
this
association
will
refrain
from
any
participation
as
a
provincial
organisation
In
thr
forthcoming
provincial
election
leaving
to
the
district
convention
nomination
of
candidates.
And.
Resolved
that
above
be
issued
as
a
declaration
of
policy
for
the
guidance
of
subordinate
organisations."
A
second
resolution
provided
that
conies
of
the
party
declaration
be
forwarded
to
local
organisations
which
will
be
asked
whether,
In
view
of
this
declaration,
they
eon'
alder
a
provincial
convention
v
aary.
Ilruhn
()uiti
VICTORIA.
April
14
-
It
became
known
at
the
week-end
that
Hon.
R,
W.
Druhn.
minister
of
public
works,
had
also
submitted
his
resignation
from
the
cabinet
to.
Premier
Tolmle.
Farmer
of
Peace
River
Burned
to
Death
in
Cabin
Divisional
headquarters
of
the
provincial
police
here
have
been
nd
vled
that
Hans
Slegles.
40-year
old
Uthunbm
rancher,
w1k
had
been
a
resident
of
Canada
since
1928,
was
bumed
to
death
recently
In
the
de
struction
of
his
cabin
In
the
Port
it.
John
district.
So
far
as
Is
known
i
there
are
no
relatives
in
this
coun-
try.
An
inquest
was
considered
un-
May
Marry
Soon
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tjjss
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Texas
beauty,
who.
It
is
said.
wiU
marry
the
scion
of
the
famous
New
York
family
a)
BLATCHFORD
BODY
FOUND
Former
Mayor
of
Edmonton
and,
Member
of
Parliament
Believed
to
Have
Suicided
EDMONTON,
April
34:
(Canadian
Press
t
The,
body
of
Kenneth
A.
'
Blatchford.
aged
40.
three
times
nayor
of
Edmonton
and
former
;
vtember
of
Parliament
for
Kdmon-1
ton
East,
was
found
in
the
Saskat-
hewan
River
on
Saturday.
There
was
a
bullet
wound
in
the
right
temple
and
the
police
believe
that
he
committed
suicide.
Halibut
Arrivals
American
Majestic,
33.000,
&5c
and
Sc.
Pacific.
Charlotte.
4.000,
6"
and
3c.
Royai
Thelma
M
&ftK,
l.lc
and
3c.
Booth.
nafonn.
11.009,
lc
and
Sc.
Storage
Wabash.
3.008,
lc
and
3c.
Storage
Frisco.
8.000
8,4
and
8c
Booth
Onah.
13.000,
tic
and
Sc.
Pacific.
Addlngton.
10,000.
8Jc
and
3c.
Hoyal.
Peiae
8.000.
6.1c
and
Sc.
Booth.
Sunset.
10.000,
6e
and
Sc.
Storage.
Canadian
Takla.
33,000,
4Jc
ad
Sc.Atlin.
Aiken.
10.500,
4j6e
and
3c.
Royal.
Margaret
1.
14.000
4.8c
and
3c
AU
lln.
Cape
Race.
0,000,
4.8c
and
3c
Storage.
Ingrld
II
.
8.000,
4.0c
and
3c.
Storage.
Signal.
10.009,
4.Ge
and
3r.
Atlln
Prosperity
An
3000,
5.3c
and
2c
Storage.
Atll.
15.000.
A3e
ami
Sc.
Storage.
Salmon
Karen.
800
pound.
5i',c.
storagt
Ada
II.
0.000.
iV,r,
StoraKC
II.
E.
Batlt-v
of
thf
sclrntifl"
Staff
of
the
Prince
Rupert
FUhtr-les
Experimental
Station
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Oatala
last
ev
necessary,
the
circumstances
opening
from
a
brief
trip
to
Vancou-death
being
obvious.
ver
ter
returning
from
Hawaii.
MACON
BACK
AFTER
TEST
Giant
United
States
Navy
Dirigible
Reported
to
Have
Functioned
Well
on
First
Flight
AKRON,
April
34:
The
new
giant
United
States
Navy
dirigible
Macon
was
safely
back
here
last
night
following
her
first
major
tea!
flight
throughout
which
the
giant
chip
Is
reported
to
have
functioned
perfectly.
Sister
ship
of
the
Ill-fated
Akron,
the
Macon
will
proceed
later
to'
Sunnyvale.
Cal
,
where
she
will
make
her
base.
WEDDED
ON
SATURDAY
Mhs
Muriel
Antonelll
Becomes
Bride
vf
Thomas
Bradley
at
Quiet
Ceremony
A
wedding
of
much
local
Interest
took
olacc
at
9
o'clock
Saturday
ntht
in
the
rectory
of
the
Church
"f
the
Annunciation.
Rev.
Father
Oram
o
M
i.
oiuctaung.
when
.
Miss
Muriel
Antonellt,
oldest
daugh-
ter
of
Mr
and
Mrs.
A.
Antonelll.
510
Seventh
Avenue
West,
was
united
In
marriage
to
Thomas
Bradley
of
Vancouver.
The
couple
were
attended
by
Miss
Rose
Antonelll,
the
bride's
sister,
and
J.
T.
Moore.
Following
the
ceremony,
a
wed-
dnlg
supper
was
served
to
relatives
and
friends
at
the
home
of
tlte
bride's
parents.
The
couple
will
take
up
residence
In
the
city
meanUmc
it
ml
nuiy
later
proceed
to
Vancou
ver.
The
bride
has
lived
hare
since
early
girlhood
and
Is
well
known.
The
urrom
can.e
here
recently
from
Anyox
and
Ls
prominent
in
the
af-f.iirs
of
I
ho
Mine
Workers'
Union
of
Can.
Ida.
J.
B.
Miller,
who
hat
been
on
a
ten-day
trip
to
Vancouver,
return
ed
to
the
city
from
the
south
on
the
Catula
lost
night.
Youth
for
Whom
Ransom
Was
Demanded
Comes
to
His
Death
Near
Capital
Police
Working
on
Three
Theories
May
Have
Been
Suicide,
Might
Have
Fallen
From
Embankment
or
Been
Thrown
Out
of
Car
I
VICTORIA,
April
'M:
(Canadian
Press)
Positively
identified
as
being
that
of
Stewart
Ashley,
missing
19-year
old
Vancouver
substitute
teacher,
a
body
was
pulled
out
of
the
slough
on
Industrial
Reserve
yesterday.
It
has
"leared
up
the
disappearance
of
the
young
man
but
the
cause
of
death
is,
as
yet,
undetermined.
Police
say
it
may
a
iave
been
suicide
or,
alternatively,
CONFERENCE
CONTINUING
Further
Progress
Reported
to
Ilarr
Been
Made
by
Roosevelt
and
MacDonald
in
Their
Conversations
1
U
'
I.
k
'vpe
I
J.1C1J.IUI.
all
IV
Co
rremier
Daladier
of
France
Intl
mates
Desire
of
That
Country
to
Co-operate
WASHINOTON.
D.C,
April
24:-Further
definite
progress
In
the
endeavor
of
Oreat
Britain
and
United
States
to
reach
a
tormula
for
the
solution
of
world
economic
problems
In
preparation
for
the
world
economic
conference
to
be
held
in
London
in
June
was
reported
last
night
to
have
been
made
as
a
result
of
the
conversations
between
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
of
the
United
States
and
Premier
J.
Ramsay
MacDonald
of
Oreat
Britain
which
were
continued
yesterday.
Almost
throughout
the
day.
President
Roosevelt
and
Premier
MacDonald.
surrounded
by
financial
and
economic
technicians,
were
In
session
at
the
White
House.
Former
Premier
Edouard
Harriot
of
France
arrived
in
the
capital
last
night
to
participate
In
the
eon
venations.
Co-Incident
with
his
ar
rival.
Premier
Daladier
issued
statement
In
Paris,
saying
that
France
would
Join
in
and
co-operate
is
far
as
possible
In
every
effort
to
"eatore
world
commodity
prices
and
international
prosperity."
Plane
For
Service
In.
Cassiar
Mining
District
Purchased
Capt.
William
Strong,
well
known
northern
merchant
and
transportation
man.
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Princess
Norah
this
morning
returning
o
Telegraph
Creek
after
a
trip
to
Seattle
on
business
In
con
nection
with
an
airplane
service
he
inaugurating
in
the
Cassiar
dls-
Ukt.
While
In
the
south.
Capt.
Strong
purchased
an
airplane
which
U
being
shipped
from
Seattle
to
Wrangell.
,
Card
of
Thanks
Mrs,
J.
A.
Morris
and
family
wish
to
thank
aU
those
whe
so
kindly
extended
sympathy
at
the
time
of
their
recent
bereavement.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
Ashley
could
have
been
walking
on
;hc
track
and
tumbled
down
the
embankment
or
could
have
been
thrown
from
a
motor
car
while
coming
from
Esquimau
into
trie
city.
Ashley
left
his
home
In
Vancou
ver
on
April
13.
going
to
the
Young
Men's
Christian
Association
and
then
dropping
out
of
.sight.
His
father,
David
T.
Ashley,
received
a
purported
ransom
note,
demanding
$6000
and
threatening
death
tor
the
youth
If
it
were
not
received.
Trie
elder
Ahl?y
tUrtied
fhe
matter
over
to
the
police.
LUMBER
IS
BEING
CUT
Big
Bay
Lumber
Co.
Resumes
Op-i
era
lions
in
Mill
Following
7
Shut-Down
The
Big
Bay
Lumber
Co.'s
sawmill;
at
Seal
Cove
resamed
lumber
cut-i
ting
tor
the
box
factory
and
boxes;
this
morning
and
It
is
expected
the
plant
will
be
In
more
or
less
steady
operation
for
some
time
from
how
on
Between
the
main
mill
and
Iht,
box
factory,
about
fifty
men
arc
lit'
employment.
CANDIDATES
NOMINATED'
Hart.
Clearihue.
Kinsman
aft&
Johnson
Are
Chosen
by
Victoria
Liberals
r
VICTORIA.
April
31:
(Canadian
Press)-John
Hart,
former
minis
ter
of
finance,
Joseph
B.
Clearthig,
Aid.
W.
It.
Kinsman
and
Byron
Johnson
ware
nominated
Liberal
candidates
for
Victoria
City
In
the
forthcoming
provincial
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