Toronto
ATi)drl,
,0f.
1
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.10
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Qold,
J0.
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HALHiUT
SALE
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V00
P0"0
wai
tKe,
only
tJi
ii
t
holding
over
until
to-"'"
bouts
wm
be
In.
timfi,
it
was
stated
last
night
in
a
letter
to
the
citv
council
irom
it.
Gough,
secretary
of
the
4
board
of
school
trustees.
White
Empress
Resumes
Voyage
Trn-rH(ic
Ship
Under
Wy
Alln
After
Kerehlnc
Repfclra
At
Yokohama
YOKOHAMA.
Jpn.
Sept.
19:
(Cr
-Th
BmprcM
of
Cajiadt
kOm)
for
Honolulu
thta
afternoon,
MmninR
her
eastward
royage
aeroat
thr
racine
Ocean
following
bur
return
here
to
receive
repairs
lor
a
damaged
plate
which
caused
tt
veaael
to
leak
on
Sunday
after
the
had
left
thU
port
BELLA
COOLA
CASES
.
....
i.
miu
tried
bv
Stl-
pedlary
Magistrate
Wheeler
at
illcJl
Coola
have
been
reported
to
divisional
headquarters
of
the
pro-
1
1
kana1
vineiai
pocr
.
Timothy
Snow.
Indian,
theft
of
.
nr
beer,
twenty
.
,u!'
rs
as
arising
from
the
French
desire
for
a
united
fr-ri
among
France,
the
United
Kingdom
and
United
v-afr
against
Hitierism
in
the
Geneva
disarmament
con
f
rr
re
which
is
resuming
shortly.
Dean
of
Seattle
Consular
Corps
Is
Being
Moved
EfATnt
Sept
19:
Dr.
Water
I
P
-mir"
German
eonoul
her
l
fit,
of
BealUel
tenant
t
tspecu
order
to
the
near
'
Tan
fmtns
Wm
to
an-
!'
Tnr
ma
ay
years
he
ha
r.
in
Seattle.
Vancouver
Stocks
V
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r
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Vf
D.
Vanco
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Vourl
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,
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River.
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Star.
3.
Bon
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ill
8llver
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13.
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SCHOOL
IN
NANAIMO
TO
CLOSE
SOON
NANAIMO,
Sent
19:
will
close
at
the
end
of
October
because
their
annronriHtiorw
will
have
ItAnn
nvhsiiaforl
that
CANNERIES
OPERATING
Trollera
and
Trap
Keeplnf
Colum-bla
Hirer
Hants
Supplied
j
Duriiu
Strike
.
imvuiii
rkr
Snt.
19:
(CD-
AO
4
VJTr.
r
-
Moat
of
the
larter
aalmon
canner-lea
on
the
Columbia
River
are
op
eratlng
again,
packing
catchea
of
the
trollera
and
aalnwn
trap
opera-tr
althouh
the
ilU-netters
are
eenUnutna
their
atrlke
for
higher
prwea.
twenty
iwvo
-
pounds
of
flour
and
twenty
pounds,
Charles
Napple,
ten
of
sumr
from
,,fty,n.,',:
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Charm
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77
-
TAXI
(TOMMY'S)
:
77
-
Tomorrow's
Tides
Capitol
Theat.'e
Rio
EUnd,
High
1:20
ajn.
21.2
ft
Day
and
Night
Service
13:35
pm
21.7
ft.
7
Passenger
Chrysler
Car
Low
7:33
Jn.
3.7
ft.
NORTHERN
19:34
pm
3.3
ft.
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
v,
XX.TV
No
219.
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
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PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.f
.,
TUESDAY,
SEPTEMBER
19,
1933
Secret
Forts
Guard
France
On
German
Border
cane
which
swept
In
on
the
Carolina
and
Virginia
coasto
from
the
AUantlc
Ocean
late
last
week.
Property
loss
Is
estimated
at
close
to
$4,000,000.
Many
Red
Cross
workers
are
engaged
in
relief
activities
in
the
stricken
area
FORD
TAKING
,
ON
MORE
MEN
Five
Thousand
Being
Added
to
rajroll
of
Auto
Manufacturing
Plant
in
Detroit
DETROIT.
Sept.
19:
It
was
announced
yesterday
that
the
Ford
Motor
Co.
was
planning
to
add
five
thousand
more
men,
most
of
whom
will
pe
war
veterans,
to
the
staff
of
Its
central
automobile
manufacturing
plant
here.
The
additional
men
will
be
absorbed
at
the
rate
of
three
hundred
per
day.
starting
today.
Today's
Weather
Prince
Rupert
Raining,
fresh
southeast
wind;
barometer,
2956;
temperature.
51:
sea
moderate.
Langara
Island
Overcast,
light
southeast
wind;
sea
moderate.
Dead
Tree
Point
Raining,
southeast
gale;
barometer.
29.24;
temperature,
48;
sea
rough.
Haielton
Cloudy,
oalm.
48.
Smlthers
Cloudy,
calm,
40.
Burns
Lake
Rain,
cnlm,
40.
Terrace
Raining,
calm,
48.
Aiyansh
Cloudy,
calm,
47.
Anyox
Raining,
cnlm,
50.
Stewart-Raining,
cnlm,
50.
W
I
L0"o"
JT""i
"""".4
gyarwai
fi
.
e
.
-are-
Hi
HSaliaaaVaaaaK
Mi
"CE
rrance
a
nwer
to
HlUerlsm.
the
threat
of
toonarchloa
reatoratlou
In
Oennany,
and
the
.
poiriW-
alone
the
Franco-Oerman
border
after
two
years
of
labor
and
at
a
reported
cost
of
more
than
$300,000,000
At
the
top
is
an
artist's
conception
of
the
secret,
underground
fort
betrl&
eorbtructed
tn
the
Alsace-Lorraine
sector,
saia
by
travelers
to
resemble
great
white
ant
hills.
The
forts
are
reported
so
strongly
constructed
as
to
resist
the
heaviest
of
air
bombs.
Map
ahowa
the
frontier
and
oft
left
are
marching
Oerman
sotiders,
the
ostensible
French
reason
for
the
building
of
forts
MANY
LIVES
WERE
LOST
At
LeaM
Jentj-Foar
Dead
as
Result
of
Storm
on
Atlantic
Coast;
tf.otfiOl
Property
Loss
NEW
YORK.
Sept.
19:
At
least
two
dozen
lives
are
believed
to
have
been
lost
as
a
result
of
the
hurri
ONE
HUNDRED
AND
SEVENTY
FIVE
GET
ON
VOTERS'
LIST
As
a
result
of
making
per-
sonal
appearance
at
the
court
of
revision
conducted
through-
out
the
day
yesterday
by
Oov-
emment
Agent
Norman
A.
Watt,
registrar
of
voters,
no
less
than
175
persons
had
their
names
added
to
the
list
of
to-
tera
for
Prince
Rupert
riding
t
In
the
forthcoming
provincial
election.
ThU
Indicates
the
healthy
Interest
that
U
being
manifested
In
the
political
si-
tuaUon
locally.
While
the
list
has
not
yet
been
completely
tabulated,
the
number
of
voters
is
believed
to
be
larger
than
It
was
In
1938.
JUNEAU
IS
ACTING
TO
GET
CHANGE
Asking
Local
Fishermen's
Union
to
Make
Recommendations
to
Insure
Fishing
For
All
Season
JUNEAU.
Sept.
19:
The
local
chamber
of
commerce
has
written
to
the
fishermen's
unions
at
Prince
Rupert.
Ketchikan.
Petersburg
and
Wrangell
suggesting
that
they
consider
the
subject
of
the
close
season
and
urge
the
International
Fisheries
Commission
to
make
changes
which
would
enable
the
halibut
fishermen
to
fish
throughout
the
season.
When
replies
have
been
received
from
the
various
unions
It
will
be
decided
what
action.
If
any.
the
local
chamber
will
take
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER,
sept
19:
CP-Whmt
was
auoteri-nt
A7l
nr.
v.
-
"
"
viiv
v.i
I
local
exchange
this
afternoon.
BIG
CATCH
OF
WHALES
Three
Seattle
Boats
at
Ketchikan
With
1U
Mammals
en
Board
KETCHIKAN.
Alaska.
Sept.
19:
(CP)
With
a
kill
of
1SS
whales
on
board,
three
SeatUe
whaling
ves
sels,
the
Moran.
Paterson
and
Aberdeen,
put
in
here
yesterday
on
their
r-ay
south
after
a
short
but
suc-
essful
season.
PLANE
NOW
IN
CANADA
Seafarer
II
Being
Prepared
at
Toronto
for
Flying
Molllson'a
Long
Distance
Flight
TORONTO.
Sept.
19:
(CP)
The
Seafarer
II,
new
plane
which
Capt
and
Mrs.
James
A.
Molllson
will
use
In
attempting
a
long
distance
nonstop
record
flight
starting
from
Wasaga
Beach
near
Collin
gwood.
north
of
here,
arrived
from
England
yesterday
afternoon.
Fifteen
men
have
been
working
day
and
night
on
the
assembly
of
the
machine
which
will
probably
be
ready
to
take
to
the
air
by
Former
President
And
Mrs.
Hoover
To
Attend
Fair
SAN
FRANCISCO.
Sept.
19:-Former
President
and
Mrs,
Herbert
Hoover
left
here
yesterday
for
Chicago
to
attend
the
Century
of
Fro-gress
Exposition.
They
expect
to
be
away
about
two
weeks,
Mr.
Hoover
has
not
as
yet
announced
any
definite
plans
for
the
future.
shall.
Missing
Since
July,
Was
Accidentally
Drowned
The
body
of
Alexander
Teal
Mar
shall,
aged
67.
for
thirty
years
a
resident
of
AUin
district
who
had
been
missing
since
July
when
his
overturned
outboard
motor
boat
was
found
in
Loggers'
Bay
.
eighteen
miles
north
of
AUin.
where
he
had
been
fishing,
.has
been
recovered,
according
to
a
report
received
at
divisional
headquarters
of
the
provincial
police
here.
An
Inquest
was
held
and
it
was
established
that
death
was
due
to
accident
SILVER
AND
COPPER
ON
NEW
YORK
MART
NEW
YORK.
Sept.
19:
CP
Bar
silver
was
quoted
at
39
He
on
the
local
exchange
this
afternoon.
Copper
was
firm
at
9c.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
TALKING
DISARMAMENT
SERIOUSL
Y
SPECTACULAR
FIRE
SWEPT
HALIFAX
WATERFRONT
PIER
.
1
1
1
r
i
i
j,
Special
Meeting
of
British
Cabinet
To
Deal
With
Situation
French
Desire
UnilctI
Front
Against
'Mitlcrism
in
Geneva
Official
Circles
In'
Imdon
Are
hxtrcmcly
Reticent
Over
Outlook
I"NDON,
Sent.
19:
(CP)
Disarmament
talks
today
t.
I
ii
;
.
T..f
Yin
taken
a
serious
turn
anu
a
special
meeting
oi
me
iin
t,.f
cabinet
is
summoned
for
tomorrow
to
receive
a
full
rrixrt
on
the
Paris
conversations.
Official
circles
here
are
f
T'rcmelv
reticent
over
the
situation
described
in
some
Quarter
of
Million
Dollar
Damage
Done
-As
Wharf
Is
Burned
Three
Firemen
Sent
to
Hospital
With
Injuries
Bulk
of
Cn.nl..l
CL!
i
r
71
r-i
j
n
oiasuiiai
oiupuiciii
oi
riuur
i7usiroyea
ocven
Hundred
Longshoremen
Out
of
Work
1
HALIFAX,
N.S.,
Sept
19:
(CP)
Fire
early
this
morn
ing
swept
through
the
1200-foot
pier
of
the
Halifax
Hari
bor
Commission.
Damage
estimated
at
more
than
$750,000
was
done,
three
-firemen
were
sent
to
hospital
suffering
from
injuries
and
the
bulk
of
Halifax's
seasonal
shipment;
of
new
flour
was
destroyed.
As
a
result
of
the
fire
more
than
seven
hundred
longshoremen
will
be
thrown
out
oi
work.
Roosevelt
Suffers
!
New
Mexico
and
From
Slight
Cold
Idaho
Are
Voting
Chief
ExecuUve
Confined
to
quarters
for
Day
an
Account
of
Indisposition
If
They
Go
Wet,
It
W1U
Be
Thirty.
.One
States
in
All
to
Repudiate
.
.
;
Prohibition
WASHING
TON,
DC.
Sept
19:
i
WASHINGTON.
DC.
Sept
19:
President
Franklin
D.
ReoseveH
The
states
of
Idaho
and
New
Mexico
was
confined
yesterday
to
hk
quar-
j
re
voting
today
on
repeal
of
the
'.er
in
the
White
House
on
account
of
a
cod.
Physicians
stated
that
the
shlef
executiveja46hght
temperature
but
tharhlrcondtUon
was
oot
serious.
All
but
the
most
pressing
appointments
were
cancelled.
It
was
expected
that
Mr.
Roosevelt
would
be
able
to
resume
his
usual
routine
today.
Body
of
Atlin
Pioneer
Found
Jury
Finds
That
Alexander
Mar
Eighteenth
Amendment
II
they
gi)
wet
as
lt-ls
anticipated
.yifiwlll,
they
will
be.
the
.
tMrtlefryand
thirty-first
states;to
repudiate
the
national
prohibition
law
and
It
will
need
but
five
mere
states
to
complete
the
nullification
of
the
Eighteenth
Amendment
Fishermen
Haled
Into
Court
For
Not
Paying
Tax.
For
non-payment
of
provincial
purse"
seine
and
drag
seine
taxexJ
some
fifteen
or
sixteen
salmon
fishermen
have
been
summoned
to
ap.
pear
before
Stipendiary
Magistrate
A.
Thompson
In
provincial
pollca.
court
next
week.
This
is
an
annual
tax
under
the
Fishery
Act
of
the
province
and
has
nothing
to
da
with
bcence
fees
paid
by
such
fish
erraen
to
the
Dominion
Fisheries?
INDICATIONS
POINT
TO
SOUTHEAST
STORM,
..
m
as-
With
the
barometer
dropping
ra
dlply
and
a
southeast
wind
having
developed
gale
proportions
on
trig
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
Indies-tlons
are
this
afternoon
that
Prince
Rupert
may
expect
a
fall
storm
this
afternoon.
PUBLIC
MEETING,
A
meeting
will
be
held
in
the
Moose
Hall
Tonight
(Tuesday)
at
8
When
T.
D.
Pattullo
Leader
of
the
Liberal
Party
of
British
Columbia
will
address
the
electors.
Major
S.
F.
Moodlo
of
Victoria
will
also
be
a
speaker.