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io.
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Ik
Today's
Weather
Hi'1
.
3:35
am.
192
ft.
15:40
pm.
20.3
It.
Prince
Rupert
Clear,
light
..
D:37
un.
53
ft.
southeast
wind;
barometer,
30.32;
23.18
pjn.
iS
ft.
temerature,
61;
sea
smooth.
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AND
CENTRAL
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COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
,
XX
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209-
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
SEPTEMBER
7,
1933
VISCOUm
REY
OF
FALL0D0N
GOVERNMENT
EXTENDS
CITY
COMMISSIONER'S
Elder
Statesman
Who
Played
Leading
Part
In
World
War
Passes
Wis
Secretary
of
Stale
for
Foreign
Affairs
During
Con'
flict
Spent
Much
of
His
Life
Engaged
in
Efforts
to
Ensure
Peace
i'HRISTON
BANK,
Eng.,
Sept.
7:
(CP)
Viscount
,n
y
uf
Kallodon,
former
Secretary
of
SUte
for
Foreign
Ki'air
and
once
Britiih
ambaiwador
to
the
United
States,
!i!
h
lay
following
an
illness
which
for
some
time
had
-riuial
and
hoK
of
recovery
from
which
was
aban--1
m
veral
days
ago.
The
exact
nature
of
the
malady
o.-.
n
disclosed
but
It
Is
-
....
...
f-
r
b
r
'J
:4ve
been
w
bsjom
mort
preserved"
and
before
and
Thr
veteran
eider
((
ttoe
war
waa
a
sponsor
and
1
'
-ventyon
years
of
as,
worker
for
a
league
of
na-
.
orey
vi
M0NOWWpw(lfrtwlMr
4iiC
Jlfe
Wh
H
Admired
and
lUted.
.
"rw1
.
T'm
r
i
'r
,,nd
"
wnnenct
wen
-
Became
niviimiimv
iitk
rould
net
honorably
re-
.
Knnd
totothewar
jronse
miuiuntMiiBt
utrmlUr
of
Belgium
.
J
i
aT
Graf
Zeppelin
on
AlldllllL
1
5
11
L
the
last
few
years
has
been
ascribed
I
to
his
effort
Cttmin
A'nhlo
Left
at
Week-tod
Two
ysars
after
the
war
had
bro-rr
Another
Commercial
Trip
jken
out
Orey
resigned
the
foreign
To
South
Amrrtea
lacertUryshlp
For
some
time
there-
'after
he
was
gresUy
troubled
with
rk'ti)KK
H8KAVBN.
gap,
7
his
ryeslcht
and
was
rompeUsd
to
"
!-
lino
fekeawr
In
earn-j
withdraw
from
arUve
polities.
(rtrman
dtrlaitote
Orsf1
"..-:r
irf
on
Baisuday
for
Mi-
mmerclal
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t
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couver
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;
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River.
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17.
AWr'
WTls
diki
pwple'ind
a
one
of
Britain
a
kwMM
....
tut
nxifti
fa-KlshLtfl
die
'pits,
he
was
the
most
cordially
m
QtTmmay
durtn
lne
w.
Anglo-rtench
en
lent
cor-
nglo-Russian
en-
teat
of
IWI.
which
paved
the
war
MMitd
i4mi
aMlnat
fl
!
m
si
lin
IW
gfllsWU
WNMl
Biif
s
ssjy
In
ltM.
wet
accredited
to
Orey
and
wh
of
the
friendliness
between
Me
was
selected
In
1011
to
go
to
Washtniton.
following
the
Barl
of
Balfour
and
Viscount
Reading
as
lAsnbaassdar
Bttraordlnary
HU
sUy
In
Waahlncton
as
Urltlah
ambassador
ended
In
January
ln
1190.
after
a
brief
four
months
In
which
he
did
not
have
an
opportun-
Ity
to
present
his
credentials
as
this
was
the
period
of
President
Wilson's
loaf,
Illness.
After
this
short
term
aa
ambaaaa
star,
Viscount
Orey
remained
prac
(OwUnusd
on
Paw
Four)
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER.
Sept
7:
CP
Wheat
was
quoted
at
l7Sc
on
the
sftl
exchange
yesterday.
SHA'KK
AND
COPPER
----
-
.
.
v.nn
ON
NEW
lUKiv
MAiii
MKW
YORK.
Sept.
7:
(CP-Dr
litter
closed
at
MNc
on
the
local
metal
market
yesterday.
Copper
was
unchanged
at
9c
KNUOLMEVT
AT
HIOH
SCHOOL
ALMOST
AS
llinil
AS
YEAR
A(50
in
mite
of
the
fee
Of
$60
which
hss
been
Imposed
for
sixteen
years
of
nsttsUa
over
agTtnrolment
atKin,8drd
High
School
this
year
la
but
slightly
less
than
at
the
open-
Ing
of
the
full
Verm
last
year
The
enrolment
on
the
onlrtg
day
U
with
ni
on
compsred
THMito
as
d
last
year
the
opening
"
FORD
IS
ADAMANT
Detroit
Automobile
Manufacturer
Still
Itefues
to
Lnrol
Under
S.
R.
A.
Auto
Code
DETROIT.
Sept.
7:
Henry
Ford
has
Ignored
the
final
inrttaUon
of
President
Franklin
D.
Rooserelt
to
comply
voluntarily
with
the
code
governing
the
automobile
manufac
turing
Industry
under
the
National
Industrial
Recovery
Act.
With
the
deadline
for
voluntary
eompHanee
wtth
the
code
expiring
Monday
night,
there
la
still
no
explanation
from
Mr.
Ford
as
to
his
attitude
against
enrolling
under
the
code.
General
Hugh
Johnson,
chief
ad
ministrator
of
the
National
Recov
ery
Act,
was
unable
to
make
contact
with
Mr.
Ford
who.
It
ni
vuted.
was
still
at
his
earap
and
would
not
be
returning
to
hts
oflce
here
tnUl
the
end
of
this
week.
Mr.
Johnson
did.
however,
see
Easel
Ford,
son
of
the
manufacturer.
It
Is
understood
that
the
government
1
preparing
to
discipline
the
been
accepted
by
all
trie
otiier
motor
manufacturers
of
the
United
States.
LOSES
LIFE
DOWN
COAST
Son
of
Lotting
Camp
Operator
is
Dead
at
Elko
Harbor
In
Ocean
Falls
District
Drftsional
headquarter
of
the
prottociat
police
here
were
advised
M
aaornlng
that
a
young
man
named
Ottdersleeve
was
killed
yesterday
afternoon
In
the
Olnereieevc
logging
camp
at
Elko
Harbor
In
the
Ocean
Falls
district.
He
Vas
the
son
of
R.
Oiikersleeve
who
operates
the
camp.
No
particulars
of
the
fatality
were
given
In
the
meagre
report
which
reached
headquarters.
Coroner
Hill
and
Constable
T.
j
Smith
nave
left
Ocean
Fans
to
tn-vestigste
the
fatality
M0LLIS0NS
j
TO
CANADA
.
Famous
British
Avlatrlx
and
Wife
To
Sail
on
Empress
of
Britain
This
Week-End
LONDON.
Sept.
7:
(CP-Capt.
Jaias
A.
Molllson
has
decided
to
leave
for
Canada
on
Saturday
on
board
the
Sm
press
of
Britain,
arriving
ahead
of
his
new
plane.
Sea
farer
II..
which
is
to
Dc
snipped
aboard
the
Duchess
of
York,
leaving
Liverpool
on
Friday.
MoBlson
and
his
wife.
Amy
Johnson
Molllson.
famous
woman
avlatrlx.
are
said
to
be
planning
a
new
air
distance
record,
possibly
starting
from
a
Canadian
airport.
Montreal
having
been
mentioned
In
this
connection.
PASSING
OF
C0L.DUFFUS
t'ormcr
Assistant
Commissioner
ol
K.CM.r.
Dead
In
Vancouver
VANCOUVER,
September
7
i
Ca
nadian
Press'
-Col
A.
W.
Duffus.
fftrmr
AMSAtant
commissioner
of
thm
now'
Canadian
Mounted
Po
lice,
died
at
his
home
here
yeatcr
day
FOUR
UNIONISTS
TO
ENTER
CONTEST
FOR
VICTORIA
CITY
SEATS
VICTORIA,
Sept.
7:
CPI
Premier
8.
F.
Tolmle
announ-
ced
last
night
that
four
Un-
iontet
candidates
would
run
in
I
Victoria
ln
the
coming
election
The
statement
foHowed
a
ded-
on
of
the
central
executive
of
the
Victoria
Conservative
Aaso-
elation
not
to
name
candidates
with
the
association's
backing.
4
'
COMMITTEE
IN
CHARGE
,
:
!
Another
Administration
Falls
In
CubaAfter
Bloodless
,
Revolution
1
HAVANA,
September
'
vna-
.
ju
a
u
ill...
rro
A
msH
civilian
Of
live
mte
eica
aj
wawn
boi-
lerv
ssitors.jMsdns4tenak
polieejbU
now
In
control
of
the
goveramen
of
Cuba
foUovl
g
Tuesday's
blood
less
revolution
by
the
rank
and
fll'
of
Cuban
defence
forces
which
re
-j
suited
In
the
resignation
witrraot
I
opposition
of
the
gover
ment
ol
ProvtsioosJ
President
de
Cespedes.
Toe
committee
Las
declared
Its
tn-j
lention
of
ruling
"until
an
actually
revolutkrrsry
regime
is
estab-1
lathed
I
There
were
rumors
of
the
km-
To
supervise
construction
of
the
pending
execution
of
a
noavbsr
of
fine
new
hospital
which
U
being
leaders
of
the
recently
evershrewn
erected
at
Smithers.
Mother
Super-Maohado
administration.
i
tor
Mary
Francis
of
Jesus
and
Sis-
It
Is
atso
stated
that
the
Cuban
'r
Superior
Mary
Ossthe
of
the
authorities
will
resist
aty
move
on
Sisters
of
St.
Anne
arrived
lit
the
the
part
of
the
United
States
to
city
from
Victoria
on
the
steamer
land
forces
from
warships.
;
Prince
Oeorge
yesterday
and
pro
SIR
WILLIAM
"I
IDT
jnp
on
Uec4mstnietion
of
the
new
hos-LLAKiV
nLl.Cj,Pal
y
contractor.
A.
8uWvan
jfif
Vancouver.
The
roof
will
be
on
British
High
Commissioner
to
Can
ada
and
Lady
Clark
Due
This
Evening
Enroute
South
Sir
William
Clark.
British
High
Commissioner
to
Canada,
will
be
:
distinguished
visitor
In
Prince
Ru
pert
this
evening
.
for
a
couple
of
hours
Accompanied
by
Lady
Clark
Sir
Will
lam
will
arrive
here
on
the
reguUr
train
from
the
east
and
aaU
Ion
the
steamer
Prince
Oeorge
for
i
Vancouver
They
reside
in
Ottawa
and
are
making
a
tour
to
the
Pacific
Coast
RELIEF
IS
UNDER
WAY
And
Being
Rushed
Into
Hurricane
Stricken
Rio
(irande
Valley
EDINBURO,
Texas.
Sept.
7
Ca-nadlan
Press
i
Relief
operations
are
already
well
under
way
in
the
hurrlcane-strleken
lower
Rio
Orand
Valley,
which
la
one
of
Uie
richest
agricultural
regions
of
the
United
States,
and
nurses
as
well
as
emergency
supplies
being
rushed
in
by
special
trains
ard
other
means
of
transportation.
It
was
stated
last
night
that
34
Uvea
had
been
lost
In
the
hurricane
with
400
Injured,
1500
families
homeless
and
damage
estimated
at
between
fifteen
and
sixteen
million
dollars.
Warnings
have
been
Issued
ot
another
impending
storm
along
ht
Florida
coast
which
also
suffered
considerably
at
the
first
of
the
week
R0LPHHAS
i
PNEUMONIA
.Conidtion
of
Governor
of
California
Critical
Although
Recovery
Is
Expected
SAN
FRANCISCO.
Sept.
7:
A
slight
change
for
the
better
ir
reported
by
physicians
attending
Governor
James
Rolph
Jr.
who
is
a
paUent
In
St.
Francis
HospltaJ
here
suffering
from
pneumonia.
The
temperature
of
th
shief
executive
,
of
the
state,
which
had
reached
195
VICTORIA,
Sept
7:
(CP)
An
order-in-council
was
an
Sunday,
was
down
to
ioo
and
the
pagg
by
provincial
government
yesterday
extending
ZTuTZTZ'.
to
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
of
Prince
Rupert
en-sis
under
the
Act
to
deal
with
settle-uys.
is
expected
in
from
f
tn
--ht
larged
powers
Municipal
He
was
sitghUy
delirious
early
ment
of
tax
arrears
by
waiving
at
his
discretion
portions
in
the
week.
0f
outstanding
accounts
in
return
for
immediate
settle-
The
sixty-five
year
old
governor
ment
of
the
balance.
waa
admitted
to
hospital
last
Satur-
day
after
having
been
taken
111
rrtth
,
monit
was
later
diaanozed
with
one
lung
affected.
Mrs.
Rolph
Is
ln
constant
atten-
danr
.t
hr
hiuhaiwI'B
htfUM
anrtl
.
.
.l
te
occunytne
an
adjoin&s
-...-..!-
nra
In
boapiUL
BUILDING
PROGRESS
New
$56,000
Hospital
at
Smithers
to
Be
Ready
For
Occupancy
By
First
of
Next
Year
ceeded
by
train
last
evening
to
the
.
interior.
Splendid
progress
Is
being
made
ry
tne
end
ol
uus
month
and
about
the
first
of
next
year
the
Institution
la
expected
to
be
ready
for
opening.
The
cost
of
the
new
hospital
Is
to
be
$66,000.
IS
HELD
IN
ARCTIC
ICE
Trad
ire
Schooner
C.
S.
Holmes
of
Seattle
Imprivmrd
Seventy
Miles
South
of
Point
Barrow
SEATTLE.
September
7
(Canadian
Press)
Fighting
the
worst
ice
conditions
that
have
prevailed
ln
the
Arctic
Ocean
for
many
years,
the
trading
schooner
C.
S.
Holme
of
Seattle
was
Irnprtsoneo
yesterday
ln
solid
tec
seventy
miles
south
of
Point
Barrow.
STRIKE
IN
,
MONTREAL
Clothes
Workers
Demand
19-Hour
Week
and
Increase
in
Wages
MONTREAL.
Sept.
7:
r
Four
thousand
local
clothes
workers
went
out
on
strike
late
yesterday.
They
are
demanding
a
forty-hour
work
ing
week
and
an
increase
In
wages.
L.
II.
Ha
worth,
office
manager
I
Alder
Given
Authority
To
Waive
Tax
Arrears
If
Balances
Are
Paid
Important
Order-in-Council
Passed
at
Victoria
Permits
Municipal
Official
Here
to
Exercise
Discretion
In
Making
Settlements
IS
LAID
AT
REST
Impressive
Funeral
Service
This
"AlCrnSorrror'
Krlth
McLrod
From
Anglican
Cathedral
Impressive
funeral
service
for
Keith
McLeod.
14-year
old
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jarrts
H.
McLeod.
whose
death
occurred
with
tragic
suddenness
on
Tuesday
morning
of
which
most
of
the
local
boats
oper-this
week,
was
held
this
afternoon
ate.
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Aider
at
2:30
from
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
with
the
dean.
Very
Rev.
James
B.
Oibson.
assisted
by
Rev.
Canon
W.
F.
Rush
brook,
rector
of
St.
Peter's
Church.
Seal
Cove,
officiating.
The
cathedral
was
crowded
with
friends
desirous
of
paying
final
tributes
to
memory
of
the
popular
lad
and
expressing
sympathy
for
the
sorely
bereaved.
The
cathedral
choir,
under
the
leadership
of
A.
J.
Lancaster,
was
In
attendance
and
Peter
Lien
pre-
sided
at
the
organ.
Hymns
were
"Safe
in
the
Arras
of
Jesus."
"Jesus
Loves
Me
This
I
Know"
and
"Peace.
Perfect
Peace."
John
E.
Davey
sang
as
a
vocal
solo
m
the
Hour
ot
Trial"
Following
the
church
service.
J
song
concourse
followed
the
cortege
;
to
Fatrvtew
Cemetery
where
Interment
was
made
In
the
family
plot.
Pallbearers
were
F.
W.
OrimMe.
P.
J.
McCormlck.
O.
W.
Nkkenon.
Max
Hellbroner.
J.
O.
Steeo
and
J.
J.
Little
Funeral
tributes
were
numerous
and
beautiful.
President
Back
At
White
House
U.
S.
Chief
Executive
Spent
Labor
Day
Week-End
Cruising
Aboard
Vincent
Astors
Yacht
WASHINOTON.
DC
Sept
7:
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevett
was
back
at
the
White
House
Tues
day
afternoon
after
spending
the
Labor
Day
week-end
aboard
Vin
cent
Astor's
yacht
on
a
leisurely
cruise
from
New
York,
where
he
has
meen
making
headquarters
at
his
Hyde
Park
home
for
the
past
week
or
o,
to
Washington
While
corning
;
up
the
Potomac
River
tne
cnwi
axe-
cuUve
visited
a
number
of
Virginia
points.
Miss
Polly
Priest
of
Wistaria,
who
has
been
a
member
of
she
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
staff
for
tr.e
of
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool's
local
1
past
year,
will
saH
by
the
Princess
elevator,
returned
to
the
city
on
Adelaide
tomorrow
night
for
Wc-the
Prince
Oeorge
yesterday
from
toria
where
she
will
attend
Pro-a
trip
to
Vancouver.
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Normal
School
DIES
POWERS
EXTENSION
IMPOSSIBLE
City
Commissioner
Receives
Com-
'munlcation
From
Ottawa
in
Regard
to
Halibut
Fishing
In
reply
to
a
recent
appeal
that,
in
view
of
the
stringent
economic
condlttoQS,
the
halibut
fishing
sea-kd
be
extended
In
Area
No.
2.
ln
Is
in
receipt
of
a
eoamumkeatkm
from
YVBtkm
A.
fYxtad.
deputy
minister
of
ftSBerlss,
Ottawa,
stating
that
"no
extenatsfl
of
the
time
of
fishing
is
regarded
by
the
commission
International
Fisheries
i
as
feasible.''
The
letter
sett
forth
the
reasons
why
fishing
was
rdered
closed
tit
this
area
as
from
Aftgust
Is.
reiterating
the
fomtsiy
staled
ground
that
thfcs
order
was
made
due
large-
ty
to
the
fact
that
the
fishing
quota
for
the
year
in
the
area
bad
been
reached.
Working
I
ernis
for
Single
Men
Turned
Down
by
Workless
At
a
meeting
of
the
local
Unem
ployed
Councils
held
last
night
In
the
Canadian
Labor
Defence
League
Hall,
a
vote
was
taken
refusing
to
accept
the
terns
set
by
the
govern
ment
under
which
single
unemployed
snan
are
resjuirsd
to
work
for
their
relief.
The
Meeting
waa
pisssdsd
over
bv
Bx-Ald.
Oscar
Lateen
and
J
M
Dunn
acted
as
secretary.
NO
FISH
ARRIVALS
No
boats
besng
la
with
cstches.
there
waa
no
sale
of
halibut
on
the
local
fish
exchange
this
morning
4
REDUCTION
IN
FREK1HT
RATES
ON
FRUIT
FROM
OKANAOAN
ORDERED
VBRNON,
Sept.
7:
Olcana-
gan
apple
growers
received
good
news
y
attar
day
to
the
ef-
feet
that
a
reduction
In
east-
ward
freight
rates
for
fruit
has
been
granted.
The
reduction
in
rates
Is
expected
to
assist
materially
ln
the
shipment
or
Okanagsn
apples
to
the
British
market.
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a.
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