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37
Aftkt.
Stocks
Mckenzie
King
Back
in
Ottawa
IHer
1UI
-"1
Tour
of
Pralrlr,
"Aw.t
August
ft-ltt.
lOO.
Markensk
King.
'T'urnea
here
on
r
five
weeks'
tour
IJr.ivtnces,
ancouver
Wheat
'v
'vwm-
,
'""t
was
quoted
X
,h
Me
staitiay.
JU.NT.tU.
Aug.
U:
CIM
The
gsteMnc
boat
T-1MI
exploded,
banted
and
sank
without
Irate,
earning
her
owner.
John
Dahl
of
Petersburg,
(o
dfisth.
areord-ln
to
adftee
received
here.
The
aeetdenl
occurred
at
5
ottok
Tuesday
morning
in
Chatham
SlraiU,
fire
miles
ratt
of
Merrk
Kerf.
Dahl
U
believed
le
have
been
the
onlr
man
on
board.
DEATH
IS
ACCIDENT
Fatattr
at
llaysport
on
5onday
J"'
Nkht
It
U
Probed
by
Omar's
Jury
She
NEW
YORK,
Aug.
21:
(CP)
Terror
and
destruction
rode
yesterday
with
the
maddest
storm
in
many
years
to
rtrike
the
Atlantic
seaboard,
the
tempest
roaring
up
into
New
York
State
and
the
Great
Lakes
region.
Today,
as
a
fifty
mile
gale
wan
raging
with
driving
rain,
deaths
had
reached
well
over
a
dozen
and
damage
had
mounted
into
millwns
of
dollars.
KILLED
IN
EXPLOSION
Jshn
Dahl
(
Petersburg
Lose
Life
When
IVblnc
Boat
of
accidental
death
from
Injuries
sustained
on
being
struck
by
some
part
of
the
engine
or
ten-
of
last
Saturday
ntgm
s
east-
uwnger
trait
at
Hayaport
eannery
was
returneu
mwn7
gJHrnoon
by
the
coroner's
Jury
be-
Coroner
Norman
A.
Watt
whfch
InveaUgated
tr.e
oswin
or
,Vgraham
Fowler.
71-year
oM
Klt-wrta
Indian,
no
Mam
being
at-
to
rnombers
we
tram
cm
although
the
jury
attached
a
rider
to
tu
verdict
reoosnmenamg
Igaproved
facilities
for
the
hand-
Hag
of
passengers
ana
aagag
Haysport
Witnesses
were
Dr.
C.
H.
Ilan-Unson.
Dr
A
Pwry.
dlan
Aasnt
W.
B
Coillson.
Conductor
W.
D
Moxley
Engineer
C.
2.
Oraham.
pirtman
M
Hoogaon.
Brakeman
Al
Bemer
and
Oeorge
Moore,
an
Indian.
Dr
Hanktnson
and
Dr.
Perry
de-wrtbed
the
Injuries
-sustained
by
deeeaard
and
Indian
Agent
Coillson
testified
as
to
an
ante-mortem
statement
made
by
Fowler.
luniHt
was
oonra
manl
T
8versioo.
JX.
J.
A.
Curtis
M.
i.
Dougherty
and
H.
A
Breen
twrf.r'.
bndv
was
rormardea
on
tost
nlfM'.
train
by
Hayner
Bros
tmernvsnt
will
be
made
JudeTTndlun.
T
McB.
Voung
week
for
Vanoou-w
wlUleave
next
wS!t
tt
U
their
Intention
to
t-reresidenceheyh.ve
rentod
their
home
"
"
4.
Mr
and
Mr
a.
V.
Tfattson.
The
coastal
liner
Madison,
which
had
been
reported
yesterday
to
be
In
distress
off
the
Vlrftnia
coast,
limped
into
Norfolk
this
morning
under
IU
own
power,
reporting
that
the
second
mate
and
a
quarter
master
sad
been
swept
overboard
when
they
went
on
deck
to
mves-tsgfttukjaaie
Vfiltvh(l
beery4og
by
trWTM
wave
of
the
rferrkafte.
Captain
WMIUm
Heath,
the
skipper,
sakt
It
was
the
greatest
wave
he
had
aver
seen.
It
tore
away
the
forward
house
and
wrecked
much
of
the
superstructure.
Passengers
and
crew
on
the
Madison
numbered
109.
ttw
haggard
passengers
disembarking
today
after
a
sleep-teas
night,
wearing
lifebelt.
The
crack
Southern
Railway
train
Crescent
Limited,
enroutc
from
New
York
to
New
Orleans,
hurtled
through
a
ram-soaked
bridge
spanning
the
AnaeoaUa
River
near
Washington
early
today,
killing
the
engineer
and
fireman
and
injuring
thirteen
others.
Bight
persons
were
killed
In
the
state
of
Virginia,
damage
to
Vtr-gmta
Beach
alone
betng
estimated
at
a
mUtton
dollars.
The
gale
smashed
seashore
resorts,
marooned
communities
and
wreckage
of
small
craft
dotted
the
Atlantic
coastline.
New
York
City
had
a
serious
traffic
Jam
as
a
result
of
flooded
highways
and
railway
tracks.
Trees
strewed
the
streets.
Chinaman
Passes
In
Hospital
Here
Wong
Yue.
Mlddle-Ajed
Oriental.
Died
Yesterday
After
Year's
Illness
Wong
Yue.
a
44-year
old
Chinaman,
who
had
been
a
resident
of
the
city
for
some
years,
died
yesterday
morning
at
the
Prince
Rupert
doners
1
Hospital
after
having
been
ill
for
about
a
year.
He
was
a
mttt
worker
and
resided
at
the
Kwong
Sun
Chong
building
at
the
corner
of
Third
Avenue
and
Eighth
Street.
Funeral
arrangements
are
in
the
hands
of
the
B.
C.
AGREEMENT
IS
DENIED
a
f
-
rtM
Til
nrc
i,.K.KIIIUln
Austria,
II
Is
Said
In
Rome
ROME.
tenee
of
lUrk
of
Italy.
August
34
Bxts-anv
agreement
between
Today's
Weather
3:23
ajn.
19.8
ft.
15:41
pm
20
It.
Prince
Rupert
Clear,
light
9:38
a.m.
4.5
(t.
southeast
wind;
barometer,
30.30;
23:13
pjn.
4.4
it.
temperature,
65;
sea
smooth.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISII
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
v.
XXV,
No
iw.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
AUGUST
24,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
TERRIFif
STORM
STRIKES
ATLANTIC
HIGHWAY
CONSTRUCTION
INTO
PEACE
RIVER
ADVOCATED
Over
Dozen
Dead
and
Damage
Amounting
to
Many
Millions
of
Dollars
Was
Done
by
Tempest
GANDHI
IS
.
RELEASED
Oe4itin
of
Hindu
KaUenalUt
Uiitr
Who
Has
he
Fast-mi,
j
Reported
Te
Be
Critical
.m.
Angus
34
'Cans
MnharuMtss
K.
leader,
brake
!
.
wu
In
IU
eighth
i"r
he
i
rufd
by
the
government
reports,
previously
illness
besoms
crt-
.
n
be
;:
.oneT
Hurricane
With
Driving
Rain
Roars
Up
Into
New
York
State
and
Great
IaKcs
Coastal
Liner
Loses
Two
of
Crew
Train
Crashes
Through
Bridge
Police
and
Milk
Strikers
Clash
t;
Ouerrtlla
warfare
is
be;;
g
uaj-d
u.
N
w
Y"rk
sute
between
milk
strikers
on
the
one
h.i:.a
Mid
po
.cc
and
state
troopers
on
the
other
The
strikers
are
trym;
to
prevent
ihe
shipment
of
milk
to
the
cities
Above
are
two
scenes
from
a
recent
battle,
in
which,
at
top.
a
burly
trooper
seems
to
have
his
dander
up
and
is
ready
to
knock
someone's
block
off.
Someone
apparently
Just
tried
to
do
the
same
to
him.
Below,
two
policemen
retire
far
repairs
from
the
front
tre.
ches.
Many
have
been
seriously
hurt
In
the
clashes
which
are
continuing
without
signs
of
shatetnsrit,
both
factions
betng
determined
to
gain
their
potet.
POSSIBILITY
OF
NAVAL
BASE
AT
RENNELL
SOUND
DISCUSSED
AGAIN;
SURVEYS
BEING
MADE?
Following
a
visit
to
the
head
of
Rennell
Sound
on
the
west
coast
of
Graham
Island
earlier
io
the
year
by
Commodore
Walter
Hose,
chief
of
staff
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy,
and
planes
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force,
it
is
reported
that
two
survey
parties
are
operating
there
just
now
one
British
and
one
American
presumably
in
con
nection
with
the
possible
establish-
,
merit
of
a
naval
base
at
that
place.
The
engineers
are
reported
to
have
been
working
them
for
several
weeks
and
refuse
so
teQ
Just
what
they
are
doing
or
why
they
are
do-
tng
It.
Rennell
Sound
Is
a
deep
and
wide
inlet
cutting
Into
the
west
coast
of
Oraham
Island
for
about
twenty
miles
and.
at
the
head.
Is
a
hidden
Inlet,
somewhat
similar
to
QUBBBC,
August
14-Ttere
war-Tuck's
Inlet
at
the
head
of
Prince
ships.
lUfyC.
Chsmptssjy,
IIMC
Rupert
harbor.
This
would
make
a
S.
Saguenay
and
H-MS.
Dundee,
splendid
retreat
in
a
harbor
that
the
latter
attached
to
she
A
merits
protected
from
all
kinds
of
wea-
can
and
West
Indies
station,
will
ther
nnd
could
be
fortified
very
anchor
here
next
week,
easily.
Also
it
would
not
be
difft-!
cult
to
connect
the
head
of
the
har
bor
with
Skldegate
such
were
required
This
is
the
inlet
that
Is
supposed
to
have
been
used
by
Qarman
raid-
(Continued
on
Page
Four)
Three
Warships
To
Visit
Quebec
H.M.S.
Dundee
ard
ll-M-OS-Cham-plain
and
Saturna?
to
Visit
St.
Lawrence
Port
Irdet
by
road
If
SILVER
AND
COPPER
!
ON
NEW
YORK
MAI
ART
NEW
YORK,
August
34
(Cana-
ers
during
the
war
whsn
search
forldlan
Press)
Bar
silver
closed
at
Great
Britain.
France
and
Italy
to
j
them
was
being
made
everywhere
36
lyc.
on
the
local
Exchange
yes-
back
the
economic
rehabilitation
oriwthout
success.
Austria
is
seml-offtclally
denied
in
The
country
around
government
circles
here.
terday.
Copper
continued
steady
Rennell
at
9c
81ver
rose
slightly
to
36Se
today,
copper
being
unchanged.
Two
Hundred
Mile
Road
-Connecting
With
Rest
of
Province
Is
Urged
Route
Would
be
Northward
From
Prince
George
Considerable
Interest
in
Project
Being
Displayed
!
In
Vancouver
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
24
:
(CP)
Interest
is
being
shown
here
in
a
project
reported
to
have
emanated
from
the
Peace
River
district
which
would
build
a
highway
of
Ies3
than
two
hundred
miles
from
Prince
George
to
some
point
on
the
east-west
Peace
River
highway,
thus
providing
a
motor
highway
which
would
give
the
Peace
River
Block
.
.cUrect
connection
with
the
British
tt
n
T
TOT
T
Columbia
highway
system.
lYi
A
Y
KIISH
If
such
a
highway
were
built
It
U
A'--
1
AYUlJAl
I
claimed
that
Peace
River
farmers
pn
rvi
inpiPT.
could
market
their
products
In
HKllINJ
I
IhK
!
Southern
British
Columbia
and
X
aivli
s
luti
Austrian
Chancellor
Orders
Maiks-Bavartan
Border
VIENNA.
Austria,
August
24
Chancellor
Dolfuas
has
ordered
nver
one
thousand
picked
marks-
men
in
the
Austrian
Heimwher
to
be
immediately
mobilised
In
pre-
parauon
for
a
rush
on
the
Bava
rin
frontier.
Farmer
Sentenced
To
Six
Months
on
i
Charge
of
Assault
i
I
Divisional
headquarters
of
the
provincial
police
here
have
been
advtsed
of
the
sentencing
of
John
Wesotowskl
by
Judge
H.
A.
Robertson
at
Pouce
Coupe
to
six
months'
Imprisonment
at
Okalla
for
assaulting
Joseph
Huchy
occasioning
bodily
harm.
Fossowteg
an
altercaUon
over
stray
horses
on
their
netghbortng
farms.
Wssaiew-ski
Is
alleged
to
have
struck
Huchy
over
the
bead.
His
Honor
remarked
that
accused
was
fortunate
that
he
was
not
facing
a
charge
of
attempted
murder.
BLUE
SHIRT
IS
BANNED
Organltation
of
General
O'Dutfyh
Declared
Illegal
in
Irish
Free
Stale
DUBLIN.
Irish
Free
State.
Aug.
24
The
government
of
Prsssdsnt
Kamonn
de
Valera
has
proclaimed
the
Blue
Shirt
organisation
of
Oeneral
O'Duffy
as
being
Illegal
and
has
set
up
a
military
tribunal
to
operate
under
the
PubUc
Safety
Act.
COMMISSIONER
IS
EXONERATED
Member
of
Toronto
Harbor
Board
Freed
In
Connection
With
Automobile
Fatality
TORONTO.
August
34
Harbor
Commissioner
Benjamin
J.
Milter
was
exonerated
on
Wednesday
evening
by
a
coroner's
Jury
Investigating
the
death
of
7S-year
old
Andrew
White
who
was
killed
on
the
street
on
Tuesday
by
the
former
s
automobile
take
batk
fruit
and
other
eommo'
dltteg
new
commanding
a
high
price
In
that
area.
The
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
British
Columbia,
at
Its
recent
convention
In
Smlthers.
con
sidered
a
resetatiori
urging
the
con
struction
of
a
British
Columbia
highway
connection.
Into
the
Peace
River
Block
but
decided
not
to
support
the
proposal
as
being
possibly
prejudicial
to
the
chance
of
having
railway
construction
Jnto
the
Peace
River
undertaken
at
an
early
date
as
well
as
to
the
Prince
Rupert
highway
project.
Clinic
Here
is
Being
Kept
Busy
Many
Persons
Appear
Before
Dr.
A.
S.
Lamb
to
Take
Examination
For
Tuberculosis
Dr.
A.
S.
Lame,
travelhsg
provincial
health
of
fleer,
had
a
busy-day
yesterday
at
bis
tuberculosis
conic
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital,
a
large
number
of?
local
persons
taking
advantage
of
the
opportunity
to
appear
for
examination
The
leeal
clinic,
which
opened
Tuesday
afternoon.
Is
continuing
today,
and
may
extend
Into
tomorrow.
Dr.
Lamb
Is
berag
assisted
by
Miss
J.
B.
Peters
R-N
clinic
nurse.
a
Dr.
Lamb
win
proceed
on
to-J
morrow
evening
train
to
lnterter
potnts
after
vMtmg
which
he
wilf
continue
to
Vancouver.
Miss
Peters
will
sail
tomorrow
night
on
the
Oardesa
for
Vtheouver.
0L1ER
BESNER
IS
MAKING
PROGRESS
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
24:
(CP)
Oiler
Beseer
of
Prince
Ru-pert.
Injured
In
the
reeent
crash
of
an
airplane
In
An
derson
Lake
In
the
Bridge
River
district.
Is
making
satis
factory
progress
toward
recov
ery
but
will
probably
be
con
fined
to
St.
Paul's
Hospital
here
tor
anotlier
two
months.
It
was
stated
last
night.
Oor-
don
MeKenste,
pilot
of
the
111-
fstad
plane,
which
carried
three
persons
to
their
deaths,
was
removed
from
the
Van-
couver
General
Hospital
to
his
home
yesterday.