'inn
77
-TAXI
-
77
(TOMMY'S)
Stand,
Capitol
Theatre
Mock
Day
and
Night
Service
l
Passenger
Chrysler
Car
Mrs.
Mollison
said.
---J
V4S
DM
11
'Ul
I
,las
reached
in
Canada."
"c
;
n,;m
facilities
In
fact
in
almost
every
way.
Civi-""i
f'lloyH
transport
and
when-
w
mild
we
be
if
n.unp;
around
United
by
Laborites
Tvd
Toward
Socialism
WASHINGTON.
DjC
Seat.
22
Price
ftxlni
m
ttat
MaUonai
Recovery
Act
tends
towards
aute
social-lam.
tt
h
clsarasd
m
price
regsta-
A.
code
for
ttat
retail
trades
Me
be-omn
tlae
centre
of
debate
over
price
cob
trot
feature
Adopted
in
Calgary
CALGARY.
Sept
22
The
North
-west
Stelarene
Co..
an
oil
firm,
has
adopted
the
United
State
National
Art
working
code
la
all
Its
in
Canada.
James
John-
vtce-preaidmt
of
the
mag
pa
ay.
announces.
Alder
Explains
Fee
Necessary
In
High
School
It
Wat
a
Choir
Between
Charging
Or
Chti
the
Local
Imtitutien
Ms
would
not
have
been
in
Prtnee
Rupert
as
rommlssioner
if
the
orty
Bad
not
been
in
financial
straits
It
was
s
question
of
either
charting
a
If
weather
conditions
nrohahlv
abandon
hopo
Wi
r
ntripA
as
rssards
on
doiiKt
-
'RAIL
LINE
CLEAR
NOW
Train
From
Last
Due
Thia
After
noon
Itinerant
Killed
in
Jumping
The
main
line
of
the
Canadian
flattens!
Rattray
between
MeBride
and
Prince
George
was
cleared
yesterday
afternoon
fotlewlne
the
de-ratmewt
of
a
grain
train
near
Ur-
stog
station
on
Wednesday
and
the
delayed
passenger
train
from
the
east
originally
scheduled
to
arrive
1st
o'clock
bat
evening,
m
re
f
tMa
morning
u
being
due
"
m"m
'".
Farther
partlratara
were
receiv
ed
at
mOvsy
divisional
headquarters
here
thta
moraine
Is
regard
to
the
fatality
to
the
derailment
when
sn
unidentified
Itinerant
lost
hi
life
The
man
waa
kilted
by
striking
his
bead
on
a
rock
whfle
lump-lag
froaa
the
train.
Toe,
provincial
police,
it
t
understood,
are
making
arrangements
for
an
inquest
Vancouver
Stocks
(9awruy
a.
&,
iohtmma
Oi
I
Vsnceuver
Big
MlasettU
.19.
DteaMfa.
'
B.
R,
X,
.47.
Oarfeeo
GohL
M.
Oaitboa
OoM.
3
.M.
Oark
Piaeiaee.
M.
Oaarsm
River.
.Ml.
Indtoa.
Mhk-
Lucky
Jim.
Mariasan.
4H.
Msrnvag
Sier.
J24.
Kattve
Sod.
MVt-
NaOofMl
Stiver.
M.
Noete
Five.
.12.
rend
OreMe,
1.14.
norter
Idaho.
.11.
Premier.
1JT.
Rees
MeDonakL
.19.
Reward.
.It.
Reno.
lJt.
Sttrsr
Crsat.
M
(aiked).
Wayside,
M.
WhHewster.
.07
H.
Wsverly
Tangier.
.M?.
a
Toronto
AleMadria.
Jtt4.
OohMvMrio.
.IS.
Oantoal
ratrieM.
f.
Ktrksaod
Lake,
M.
Noranda.
KM.
lntarsMWoaal
Nkki
30.99.
Oraaaaa.
17.
Macassa.
.99.
Svaea,
1.48.
Teck
Hashes.
SM.
Molntyre,
4SXK).
WrttHt
llargreaves.
7.80.
Ukathore.
489.
New
York
U.
8.
Steel.
47.
Oeenral
oMtors.
J4H.
American
Can.
90.
Altiad
Chemloal.
16V.
American
Tel..
134.
Oil
Home.
2.12.
Fabyan,
&l.
C.StK,
IM.
Freehold.
.1SV.
A.
P.
Don..
X.
Calmont.
.14.
Sterling
Pacific.
.40.
SILVER
AND
COPPER
ON
NEW
YORK
MART
'
NEW
YORK.
Sept.
22:
(CP)
Silver
cloMd
at
39
Vic
on
the
local
metal
market
yesterday.
Copper
metal
market
"
yesterday
w"
and
at
3S'
todv
Copper
waa
steady
at
'
Tomorrow's
Tides
wmm
High
..
2:33
am.
20.8
ft.
14:38
pa
22.3
ft.
Low
.
8:37
ajn.
4.7
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
21:10
pxcl
2
J
ft.
Queen
of
Oregon
Round-Up
aaammW
af
aQtaaammmmmflr
ammll
I
WW
-
Weaxtnt-sAn-jalkm
hat
in
lie
if-jww
jwudt
i
uir
umwrsuj-
at
ursfon.
wui
rsw
attlme
tUstoric
Pendleton.
Ore
.
round
-u.
which
is
to
b--hLj
month.
Tsenty-lhrrc
year
ago
Miss
Fraser'a
father
was
one
or
the
founders
of
the
original
round-up.
LUMBER
ON
M0YE
NOW
B.
C.
Exports
In
August
lllghest
On
Record
V.
K.
Market
Has
Doubled
VANCOUVER.
Sept.
St:
(CP)
Eiport
of
7S.lit.000
board
feet
or
lumber
from
British
Columbia
for
August
exceeded
any
other
month
In
the
history
of
the
province.
The
United
Kingdom
market
has
practically
doubled
for
the
past
eight
months
over
the
same
period
last
year.
Halibut
Arrivals
Summary
American
SUM
SJc
Land
4e
and
.6e
and
4c
Osnaoan-2fm
In.
none
American
Pawear.
26.060,
OaM
Storss.
tic
sad
4c.
attka.
.Mt,
BeotJi.
SAe
and
4c.
Havana.
Hjm,
ralased
SJc
and
4c
mft
for
Seattle.
Canadian
Margaret
I,
aeygss,
refused
54c
aatf
4c
may
s
aa
BastdaJe.
A
boat
one
aaartar
of
the
total
pefMStatton
of
iwajaaM
hves
In
the
London
area.
HUTEDALB
BURGLARY
The
office
of
the
Canadian
Fishing
Co.
at
Butedale
was
burglarised
on
Wednesday
and
$073
taken,
according
to
advice
received
bv
the
provincial
police.
In-
vestigation
of
the
bur-
glary
is
proceeding
but,
up
10
toaay,
it
was
un-
derstood
that
no
ar-
i
tni.i
nuu
uvtrll
IIIHUc.
a.
oi.1
oe,
JdkJean
TsiatTtA
SENATORS
WINFLAG
Washington
Captures
American
League
Pennant
Will
Meet
Giants
in
World
Series
WASHINGTON.
D.C..
Sept
22:
(CP)
The
Washington
Senators
scored
another
victory
over
the
SL
Louis
Browns
here
yesterday
and
thereby
clinched
the
American
League
pennant
for
the
1933
season
and
the
right
to
meet
New
York
Giants,
winners
of
the
National
League,
in
the
World
Series
neat
month.
Yesterday's
Big
League
score:
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
Detroit
10.
Philadelphia
3.
St.
Louis
1,
Washington
2.
EVITT
IS
MENTIONED
t
Talk
Heard
of
Former
Conservative
i
Association
President
Entering
Election
Fight
I
The
name
of
Charles
V.
EMU
is
being
heard
mentioned
premlnenUy
as
a
possible
Indepetsdesst
candidate
i
tempted,"
for
Prince
Rupert
riding
in
the
The
of
firial
explained,
however,
forthcoming
provincial
election,
that
it
would
be
essentially
a
re-While
there
is
understood
to
be
'
funding
loan
and
would
be
a
mo-nothing
definite
as
yet
settled
upon,
j
dest
financial
trsnsaction
In
cv-it
is
reported
that
Mr.
Evttt
would
j
ery
sense
of
the
word.
come
under
the
category
of
Inde-.
.
pendent
friendly
to
the
Tolmle
p
,
j
p
ministry
Pending
something
in
the
LOaSlffUard
LUtlCr
nature
of
a
convention.
R
is
under-
,
.
stood
the
candidature
would
not
be
officially
announced.
Entry
of
Mr.
Kvitt.
who
la
a
past
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Conservative
Association,
lnla
tjhe
field
would
make
it
a
four-oornered
contest
with
the
other
candidates
T.
D.
Pattullo.
Liberal;
Q.
w.
Rud
der
ham.
C.
C.
F..
and
Charles
j
Chapman.
United
Front
J
nnrniiVAf
Whonf
ailLUUYCl
If
Ileal
I
VANCOUVER.
Sept.
22:
'
CP
i
W
heat
was
quoted
at
64ite
on
the
I
total
xtJiuw
yesterday
and
fell
oft
:
wtli-
uh1,i
,
1
'
-'
-!
L-
Pi.l
i
,
,,,
,
,
,
'V
N
"
221
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
SEPTEMBER22,
1933
price:
five
cent
CANADA
N.R.A.
IS
BEING
ADVOCATED
TORONTO
PARLEY
MAKES
FOREIGN
POLICY
SUGGESTIONS
Following
of
States
Example
Here
Urged
spirit
and
Principle
of
Roosevelt
'nflation
Plan
Supported
By
Dominion
Trades
and
Labor
Congress
Meeting
in
Windsor
WINDSOR,
Ont,
Sept
22:
The
spirit
and
principle
'
i
ndent
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt's
National
Recovery
A
applied
in
the
United
States
were
embodied
in
three
n-
unanimously
adopted
by
the
Dominion
Trades
!
t
it
i
ongreas
convention
nere.
iemanas
ior
a
La-'
National
Recover'
Act
were
8ponored
by
the
Trmdc
and
Labor
Orunciia
of
Mono-
rHIIRPH
MAC
!iJLoT-',-""
HEAVY
LOSS
One
Mfflhm,
Six
Hundred
TbesVndi
DoHir
Damage
Done
When
I
stbolk
Edifice
in
Valley-field
Burn
All
Night
Fire
CwttbI
of
J
mii
and
Mary
and
Hitonr
Si
Ceelle
Cathedral
Are
Destroyed
'Y
FIELD.
r.tRtns
throaghoat
thai
'
'
damage
eat
has
tad
at
"tie
of
the
worst
dhv
i
'"
;;
the
Roman
Catholic
'
xiiaaa
when
the
Dsn-"uf
and
Mary
here
waa
'
upper
floors
of
the
'
e
'rmal
school
ruined
with
KHuioo
while
the
hUtorte
f
athedral,
valusd
at
completely
destroyed
!
aty
Cammisatoner
W
J.
Aider.
ir-ri
nuna
and
foar
nan-
at
the
Rotary
Club
lancbsoa
yss-
rr
forced
to
fke
from
tatday.
announced
that,
owhsg
to
in
their
night
attire.
:
the
unfortunate
conditions
obtain-
rri
host
was
saved
from
tag
in
the
city,
it
had
became
nseas-'"irai
but
other
beautiful
sary
to
charge
a
fee
for
the
older
"d
priceless
relics
wen
student
sttrading
the
High
School.
RAIN
TRAIN
IN
fee
or
riming
the
high
school,
full
train
of
forty
car-
1
CommlwUonrr
Alder
made
an
so-"
arrived
here
from
the
1
peal
to
the
members
of
the
club
to
'
night
for
the
Alberta
give
pari
time
lobs
to
boya
or
girls
;
local
elevator,
it
waa
attending
the
school
In
order
tr.
1,1
srsin
train
to
reach
help
them
m
pay
the
fee.
A
num-imny
days.
i
ber
wre
looking
for
sach
help.
Amy
Johnson
Disappointed
With
Aviation
in
Canada;
May
Cancel
Distance
Trip
T
!i()NT0,
Sent
22:
(CP)
'ne
Atlantic
Ocenn
do
not
prove
sausiaciory
ln
the
next
week
or
ten
davs.
('apt
Jamos
A.
ls,,n.
famous
HrUUh
aiHainr.
nd
his
wife,
Mrs.
it
M.,11
r,1
T(hnHon
MolliRon.
will
1
'f
i
1s".k
a
Canadian
hopping
'I
I
off
place
for
a
long
dia-'
liarht
aerwia
ho
Afiantir
Ocean.
Mrs.
Mollwon
;t
J"int
senico
dub
gathering
here
yesterday,
i'ni
franklv
flJa(.n,nti
pimnt
the
stace
aviu-
Support
of
League
of
Nations;
World
Court
and
Briand
Pact
Urged
Hritish
Commonwealth
Relations
Gathering
Draws
to
Close
This
Afternoon
With
Plenary
Session
!
In
Canadian
City
;
TORONTO,
Sept
22
:
The
British
Commonwealth
Re-
iations
Conference
yesterday
adopted
a
report
of
the
foreign
relations
committee
that
strong
support
of
the
i
-eague
of
Nations,
permanent
court
of
international
jus-j
tice
and
the
Kellogg-Briand
pact
and
"close
co-operatiop
with
us"
should
be
the
guiding
light
in
British
foreign
i
policy.
a
The
conference
came
to
a
dose
with
a
pieoary
sessien
this
after-
aeon.
STILL
ANOTHER
POLITICAL
PARTY
.
ENTXRINJ
CONTEST
4'
VANCOUVER,
Sept
22:
CP
-Another
potitteal
party
was
launched
here
under
the
name
of
"Good
Government"
the
aim
of
the
group
being
to
seek
candidates
of
ability,
honesty.
courage
and
independent
of
party
domination
"who
wfl
not
compromise
themselves
by
4
political
promises
to
the
eiec-
torates."
PLANNING
BIG
LOAN
Quarter
Billion
Dollar
Conversion
Loan
to
be
Floated
by
Ottawa
At
44
Percent
OTTAWA,
Sept
22:
(CP)
With
reference
to
an
Ottawa
dispatch
to
the
Toronto
Mail
and
Empire
stating
that
announcement
would
be
made
within
ten
days
of
a
Canadian
conversion
loan
unofficially
placed
at
$500,-000,000
at
a
rate
of
Interest
not
exceeding
four
and
a
half
percent
a
high
official
of
the
Finance
Department
said
yesterday
that
the
loan
would
be
"substantially
less
than
St0.000.000.M
The
dispatch
describes
the
loan
as
the
"largest
single
financial
operation
Canada
has
ever
ai-
Is
Here
i
oday
With
Customs
Collector
Having
on
board
J
J
Connors.
newly
appointed
collector
of
eus-
torn
for
Alaska,
and
M
3.
Whittle!
!
deputy
collector
at
Juneau,
the
United
SUtes
coastguard
cutter
raltapoosa
arrived
in
port
at
10
,tJock
mornln
,or
visit
here.
Mr
Connors,
who
is
a
we
known
garage
operator
and
:
automobile
dealer
of
Junesu.
has!
been
on
his
first
visit
of
Inspection
to
various
southeastern
Alaska
points.
j-,
H
IIMH
Tr
Y
A
.
I
njjrgi
H
I
CALLS
HERE
Sea
Dog
of
San
Francisco
ln
Port
tnroute
to
Alaska
With
"
-
Klaniing
Party
Oae
of
the
most
handsome
yachts
to
visit
Prince
Rupert
this
season
Is
the
56-foot
dieeel-powered
Sea
Dog
of
San
Francisee,
with
her
owner,
H.
A.
B.
Snevs,
and
nartv
of
nine
guests
Is
addition
to
captain
and
mglneer
on
board,
which
arrived
n
port
shortly
beere
noon
today
from
Seattle
and
wttl
proceed
tomorrow
morning
to
Juneau,
being
bound
for
Alaska1
on
a
big
gapie
hunting
trip
One
of,
the
featureslDf
the
Sea
Dog
Is
the
extensive
mcTrf
enrome
steel
on
her
upperworkX
stanchions,
etc.
which.
poHshed
brightly
as
it
Is.
gives
the
vessej
;
silvery-like
appearanee.
."
The
Sea
Dog
is
moored
daring
fier
stay
here
at
tee
float
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Yacht
and
Rowing
Tlub.
Tea
and
Sale
by
St.
Peter's
W.
A.
Was
Successful
A
successful
and
enjoyable
tea
and
sale
was
bald
in
the
Parish
Ha?
yesterday
sftemooA
by
the
Wo-
man's
Auxiliary
of
St.
Peter's
Art?
glican
Church
at
Seal
Cove.
Wed
ther
for
the
affair
was
favorable
and
many
ladies
called
to
extend
their
patronage.
Mrs.
O.
A.
KaUey
was
geaeral
convener
and
other
ladies
in
ehargs
were
as
foUowa:
j'
Plain
sewing
Mrs.
W.
V.
Tatter-sal
sr.
Fancy
work
Mrs.
w.
O.
V14a
and
Mrs.
F.
W.
Stamp-Vmeent.
Home
rooking
Mrs.
j.
w.
Moore-bow
and
Mrs.
W.
H.
Ooodseil
Refreshments-
M
rs.
J.
D.
Alien.
Mrs.
D.
Sievcrt
sftd
Mm.
H.
A.
Ponder.
Plan
ss
Mrs.
A.
Frebourg.
Cashier-Mrs.
IL
B.
Eastman.
-
;
W1
ITNiSSED
INDIAN
MASSACRE
IN
VERY
EARLY
COAST
DAYS
t
-
a
f
VICTORIA.
Seat.
22:
(CP
i
Mrs.
EUsa
OrUflths,
aged
81
pioneer
resident
af
VannmnrJ
Uand.
wbowUnaswd
the
mss-
aaere
of
Hilda
Indians
by
the
Oowlehan
tribe
at
SaH
Spring
f
Island
In
I860,
died
here
yes-
terday.
She
was
a
native
of
4
Australia.
a
.
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