millennium
l
continued
to
sbtue
the
Liberal
Partv
i
-1
useless.
The
other
aggregations
are
not
worth
the
:
rth'y
are
Jwinted
on
and
are
obviously
deleterious
to
iiintry.
ii
are
reconditioning
a
ship
you
don't
put
back
the
nd
crew
that
have
recently
wrecked
it
I
might
t
k'
"
Mi
far
as
to
say
that
you
do
not
put
a
bunch
of
:
as
in
charge.
On
the
other
hand
you
do
not
turn
it
4
a
bunch
of
people
with
an
ignorant
and
very
mixed
i-tion
of
navigation
and
who
have
sever
feeon
to
sea
Mrefore
it
arrives
that
in
the
meantime,
while
we
-nil
waiting
for
prosperity
to
l
enaaume
its
functions.
an
do
no
better
than
appoint
men
of
experience
to
''
ship.
!'
I
have
made
this
clear.
I
will
make
a
resume
of
'
k'ard
the
Liberal
party
a.
the
best
bet
The
Indent
groups
are
only
Tolmie
hulls
in
sheeps
clothing.
'
'.
F.
is
not
worth
the
consideration
of
thinking
been
said
that
party
government
robs
the
people.
it
h
the
C.
C.
F.
in
office
the
people
would
very
.
have
nothing
to
be
robtwd
of.
Which
would
be
atmg
and
against
all
reason.
With
the
consolidated
ndcnUt
in
office
under
some
such
fellow
as
B
rutin
e
woukl
only
have
a
repetition
of
the
ghastly
'
ii
of
the
last
five
years,
akf
no
apology
for
this
apparent
change
of
direc-l
iiui
proud
to
have
the
strength
of
mind
to
announce
CONTINUING
S
OPERATIONS,
r,iJ
Khfpard
Takes
Over
Addi-tionai
Placer
Gold
Ground
on
ViUI
Creek
I
M
Rhepsrd.
wU
known
"D
Thursoajr
night's
train'
COMMUNISTS
DISPERSED
PemenoiraMen
at
V
It
A.
Head-Quarters
in
New
York
Itreken
I'p
KIW
YORK.
Oct
14:
CP-
.
m
kliA
am-ins
In
a
Ilk
last
fit.
"iming
engineer,
arrived
In
"u"
.jT'
7IL
persea
saw
ariuouw
bmww
t
MaUonal
Recovery
Act
neao-
mmi
to
ptneer
ground
on
quartrr
h
re
yesterday,
nasinc
M
"
k
m
the
Omtnsea
mininc
arrests
uffirtsU
blamed
the
dis-viurh
he
la
oparmttttc.
In
turbance
on
Communist.
'
"
the
property
ot
D.
tar-1
-
"(x
utes
of
this
cttjr
which
-ruling
nndtr
tons.
Mr.
lux
just
takon
ovor
ad-Krouud
which
Chin
as
i
mln-
w
bfen
working
for
ynara.
'
'fi'
to
continue
work
nnUl
"i
s
it
imnoasMe
to
onrry
Mvu
to
return
birmatf
to
"id
within
the
naxt
fow
,
'
"Parri
aaitai
Vast
F)isH
on
'
'
Adelaide
for
Seattk
v
;lh4,
back
in
about
two
weeka
'
ViUI
Creek.
ci'-mrnu.
assistant
genstml
"f
the
Union
Steamship
''"urao
of
a
northern
in-u'"r
arrivtd
in
the
city
on
''"'
laat
evening
from
Van-'
aaU
tomorrow
'
Cstals
to
make
the
"i'
to
Anyox
and
Stewart
bark
to
Vanoouvor.
He
'
iiu.'d
by
Mra.
CletneuU
PASSES
AT
KAMLOOPS
Word
Heaved
Here
of
Death
Yesterday
f
Mn.
lulu
Itustrll
(Nee
Croettl
Mrs
Lulu
RuaaaU
ne
CreasetM
at
Kam-ioens
yestarday
patwd
away
foltowtng
a
aaajor
oporatlon.
wording
to
telegraphic
word
retorted
in
the
city
today.
She
was
bout
thirty-eight
years
of
age
and
umA
iivi.rt
thr
most
of
nor
life
In
Prince
Rupert
She
csms
hare
in
the
firl
and
at-,
aorlv
(lavs
as
a
young
tondsd
thr
local
sehooia,
ievu,g
south
soma
or
six
here
for
thr
Min
nun
.She
Is
survivoB
uj
nn
kHnii
urorte
Russell
Burial
will
take
loops.
Vol.
XXIV..
No.
239.
CHANGES
IN
Total
of
220
Candidates
in
NominationBlind
Mining
Engineer
Dikqaallfied
In
LiHeoet
VICTORIA.
Oct.
14:
(CP)
A
cheek-up
shows
that
the
total
no-mtnaUoM
(or
the
provincial
election
on
November
2
stand
at
2M
instead
of
219
as
announced
yeeter-tajr.
The
totals
of
candidates
per
gmip
stand
at
the
same
at
yeeter-day
with
the
exception
of
Labor
which
baa
four
Instead
of
three
eandtda
Us.
The
name
of
R.
C.
Ofeson,
Independent,
has
been
removed
from
the
nomination
list
lor
Victoria
while
thai
of
J.
II.
Owen.
Labor,
has
been
Major
John
C.
Hartley,
blind
engineer
of
Bridge
Hirer,
has
been
disqualified
from
standing
as
aa
Independent
in
LiUooei
because
Literal
pout)
headed
by
Mr.
Pattullo.
Still
hoping
for
of
an
alleged
error
in
his
nomina-
Uon
papers.
He
has
appealed
to
the
government
to
place
him
on
thr
Nat
After
the
frml
apptteatten
has
been
received,
the
matter
wttl
proboWy
be
considered.
A.
deB.
MePnflUns
and
Daryt
H
Kent
are
the
strattht
Conservative
nomtoees
in
Vancouver
Centre
rMtng.
The
nomina
Uonc
per
group
art
UbmU
...
,
4?
indepenfenl
Non-ParUean
JS
lPOJfcj
United
mat
-
Toteale
ttafonttu
Independent
C.
C
F.
ConservaUree
Ubor
Socialists
Independent
Labor
3
19
IS
8
4
4
4
2
Old
Country
Socco
SCOTTISH
LCtOt'E
rirat
Uiviian
Atrdrttoniana
S.
Qoeeo
of
Sowth
i
Ayr
3.
St
Johnstone
I.
Celtic-Clyde
tmptayed.
Oowdenbeath
4.
Hamilton
a.
Dondee
s.
Kilmarnock
:
Hlbemisns
1.
Falkirk
S.
MotherweU
1
Hearts
1.
ParUek
S.
Queen's
Park
S.
St.
Mlrren
X
Aberdeen
3.
Third
Lanark-Rnnnm
anpsayest
CNOLISH
untc
Hnt
DivUion
Arsenal
3.
Newcastle
9.
Bimingham
1.
West
nromwich
1.
Chelsea
2.
Mlddleaeroogh
3.
Bverton
7,
Blackburn
1.
Huddearfield
S.
Letosattr
1.
Manchester
I.
Leeds
1.
.Portsmouth
6.
Tottssibam
1.
Sheffield
Wednesday
1.
Derby
I.
Stoke
1.
Aston
Villa
1.
flwndortand
4.
Liverpool
1.
Wolverhampton
1.
Sheffield
United
2.
INTEREST
St
TERCENT
LONDON.
Oct.
14:
The
Sooth
African
eonverston
loan
of
flSjOOO.-
000
which
was
snapped
up
In
five
minutes
here
Thursday
bore
Inter
est
at
3H.
Mlaa
Helen
MeAuley
R.N.,
who
re
cently
eompleted
her
nurses'
train-
Ins
studies
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital,
sailed
last
night
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
to
Join
the
hospital
staff
at
Alert
Day.
e
CONVERSION
LOAN
IS
CLOSED
TODAY;
OVERSUBSCRIPTION
being
substantially
oversub-
e
0
.
OTTAWA.
Oct.
14:
(CP)
The
Canadian
conversion
loan
4
for
$2J6.00a.OO0
closed
today.
CHANCELLOR
HITLER
WELL
KNOWN
COUPLE
WED
Mis
Kay
Lelrhford
Becomes
Bride
Of
Donald
Burnett
A
very
pretty
wedding
was
sol
emnised
quietly
in
the
chapel
of
the
parish
house
of
the
Church
of
the
AMonclatsM
at
10
30
this
nwrninf
when
Rev.
Pother
J.
Byrne
Orant
OJ&I.
united
in
mar-rtaoe
Mho
Kathleen
Mary
Letch-ford,
sides
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Letchfonl
of
Telfcwa.
to
Donald
Burnett,
only
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
H.
Burnett
of
Terrace
The
brine
looked
very
lovely
In
a
yeflew
crepe
dress
fashioned
in
long
Unas
with
white
mohair
hat
trimmed
with
lace,
weartog
white
shoes
and
white
gloves
and
carrying
a
bouquet
of
pose
yellow
carnations
and
maidenhair
fern.
The
bridesmaid
was
Mho
Mary
Comadina.
looking
charming
in
a
ale
green
crepe
dress
fashioned
on
long
lines
with
iaee
jacket
to
match
She
had
a
while
mohair
hat
and
white
shoes
and
gloves
and
carried
bouquet
of
pink
carnations
and
maidenhair
fern.
The
groomsman
was
O.
P.
Lyons.
Following
the
eeremony.
the
bridal
party
enjoyed
a
luncheon
in
the
Comodore
Cafe.
The
happy
couple
who.
will
reside
on
Fifth
Avenue
Went,
will
have
the
best
wishes
of
their
numerous
friends.
The
groom
is
a
member
of
the
staff
ot
the
Rupert
Motors.
The
bride
has
bern
identified
with
the
Valentin
Dairy
office.
COMMITTEE
ROOMS
OPEN
Liberals
to
Have
Headquarters
in
Store
Formerly
Occupied
By
Mrs.
Johnsen
in
Federal
Block
The
local
Liberal
party
is
getting
down
to
work
in
connection
with
the
campaign
for
Use
re-election
of
T.
D.
Pattullo.
The
vacant
store
In
the
Federal
Block
formerly
occupied
by
Mrs.
Johnson
has
been
secured
for
committee
rooms
and
will
scribed.
Oiopen
Monday.
This
will
be
head-
place
in
Kam-1
.
4
quarters
for
the
party
.during
the
eeeoeoeoo
campaign.
MANY
QUITS
ARMS
CONFERENCE
-
-
;.
Butterfield
Re
V
J
77
-
TAXI
-
77
Many
people
are
changing
their
minds
in
t,.
political
campaign
and
are
lining
up
with
Pattulk
,ta
efforts
to
bring
order
out
of
chaos.
One
of
these
is
J.
But-tcrfidd,
columnist
for
the
Vancouver
Province,
whose
recantation
will
le
of
special
interest
in
that
it
indicates
a
general
trend
throughout
the
province.
Here
is
what
he-says:
With
election
day
sneaking
nearer
and
nearer
it
is
filling
that
we
should
take
careful
tock
of
the
situation.
This
may
be
something
of
a
surprise
to
you
but
I
an-r
uiuc
after
careful
thought
and
du
prayer
that
the
only
rock
of
defense
for
British
Columbia
in
the
present
!
is
that
it
shall
elect
and
return
to
power
the
Liberal
jiarty.
Jy.ok
over
what
has
"happened.
Last
April
or
thereabouts
I
went
into
the
non-party-and-purity
idea
with
all
tht
enthusiasm
of
a
boy
with
his
first
sweetheart
We
ex-pifed
the
millennium
to
occur
and
to
bring
with
it
a
flock
of
supermen
who
ahoukl
lend
us
out
of
the
wakler-nN
oi
evil
government
in
which
we
have
been
wander-in
u
for
years.
As
the
months
wore
on
this
hope
vanished.
The
thing
became
merely
a
amsplrsey
between
the
members
of
the
rii
-credited
Tolmie
government
directed
toward
getting
la
h
to
power
with
the
old
gang
but
without
the
Good
)o,
'i.r.
There
then
dawned
upon
the
startled
horizon
the
co-?
fi
of
the
visionary
Woodsworth
with
his
mixture
of
Marx.
Hlatchford,
Fabianism,
Henry
George
and
Young
M'
Tnni.
Jn
all
the
mesa
there
appeared
only
one
consistent
fr
;
wun
a
nonnue
suitenient
lor
Uie
public
That
was
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
ENTRY
LIST
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
OCTOBER
14,
1933
Chancellor
Also
Announces
i
PRESIDENT
VON
HINDENBURG
GERMANY
WARNED
Urest
Britain
and
Other
Countries
Insist
That
Assaults
on
Cilixens
Cease
BERLIN.
Oct
14:
Great
Britain.
United
States.
Spain
and
IleBand
ioee
served
notice
on
the
German
jovernment
that
aasauKs
on
their
Uaens
must
cease
or
the
most
ser
ious
consequences
concerning
rela
tions
of
their
countries
wtth
the
tetch
might
result
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(TOMMY'S)
Stand,
Capitol
Theatre
Block
Day
and
Night
Service
7-Passenger
Chrysler
Car
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
Withdrawal
of
Nation
From
League
Two
Years
From
Now
Figures
in
German
Crisis
PRESIDENT
VON
HINDENBURG
ORDERS
DIS
SOLUTION
OF
REICHSTAG
AND
ALL
STATE
PARLIAMENTS
AND
SETS
GENERAL
ELECTION
FOR
NOVEMBER
12.
Developments
Follow
Refusal
Of
Geneva
To
Allow
Re-arming
GREAT
BRITAIN,
UNITED
STATES
AND
FRANCE
ADAMANT
NEWS
IS
HAILED
AS
"GRAVEST
IN
TWENTY
YEARS"
BY
SPOKESMEN
IN
PARIS.
BERLIN,
Oct
14:
(CP)
Chancellor
Adolph
Hitler
today
notified
the
League
of
Nations
that
Germany
will
withdraw
from
it
two
years
hence
and
announced
that
Germany
was
quitting
the
disarmament
conference
at
once.
President
Paul
von
Hindenbur?
ordered
the
dissolution
of
the
Reichstag
and
all
state
parliaments
and
set
the
Reichstag
elwlfon
fbrTS'oWmber
12.
These
sensational
developments
followed
a
conference
yesterday
of
Germany's
chief
delegate
to
the
disarmament
conference,
who
flew
from
Geneva,
with
Chancel
lor
Adolph
Hitler
in
regard
to
a
resolution
officially
embodying
the
view
of
Great
Britain,
United
States
and
France
that
Germany
must
get
along
with
the
armament
and
military
limitations
as
set
down
in
the
Treaty
of
Versailles
during
the
transition
period.
Chancellor
Hitler
has
definite
other
views
in
regard
to
the
matter.
Chancellor
Hitler,
in
an
address
tonight,
bitterly
as-
sailed
the
Treaty
of
Versailles
and
reiterated
the
con?
viction
of
the
German
people
that
they
were
guiltless
of
blame
for
the
Great
War.
The
disarmament
conference
adjourned
Thursday
but"
it
reconvened
yesterday.
"GRAVE
NEWS,"
SAYS
FRANCE
PARIS.
Oct.
14:
(CP)
French
spokesmen
today
",
characterized
Germany's
action
in
quitting
the
disarms-
mcnt
conference
immediately
and
announcing
its
inten-
tion
to
withdraw
from
the
League
of
Nations
in
two
years
as
the
"gravest
news
in
twenty
years."
'.
B.C.
TEAM
MARRIED
WINSAGAIN
LAST
EVE
I
-
tJtlnc
Last
Quarter
Lait
Mht
Mbs
Margaret
Damn
Becomes
Gave
Hoc
Lnerowe
Verdict
to
I
Bride
ot
James
McGlashan
at
New
WestmhHter
Quiet
Ceremony
NBW
WlSTliUNSTHt.
Oct.
14:
A
eutet
wedding
was
solemnized"
CF
New
Westminster
Salmon
at
Ahm
Oottaae.
Overlook
Street,
Bellies
came
from
behind
in
the
last
evenin.
Rev.
Canon
W.
F,
sMtoaarter.
retarded
aatbe
treat-
Rnshbrook
oificiattnt.
when
Mist
eat
quarter
ever
played
in
Mann
dtp
Margaret
Brown
Dwran
btcaroe
the
history,
to
defeat
Hamilton
Titers
bride
of
James
MoOloshan.
Mrs.
II
to
10
last
night
and
even
up
the
David
Scott
was
matron
of
honor
Canadian
amateur
box
lacrosse
and
David
Scott,
a
life-song
friend,
aeries
at
.two
wins
each
The
final
was
groomsman.
will
be
played
Monday
night
;
tiowto
u
,
rn.-
in
Vancouver.
SILVER
AND
COPPER
ON
NEW
YORK
MART
NEW
YORK.
Oct.
14
iCP-Bar
silver
closed
at
37ic
per
ounre
on
the
local
metal
market
yesterday.
Copper
closed
at
8c
to
IWc.
There
wore
further
drops
today,
sliver
to
Mc
and
cooper
to
8c.
The
condition
of
Paul
Zygmunt.
proprietor
of
Rooms,
who
is
tion
was
held
at
the
home
of
the
bride
on
Seventh
Avenue
East
where
many
Moons
gathered
to
extend
hearty
good
wishes
to
the
couple
canon
Rnshbrook
proposed
a
toast
to
the
bride
to
whteh
the
groom
responded.
J.
W.
MeKlnJej
proposed
a
toast
to
the
bridesmaid,
the
groomsman
responding
Mr.
and
Mra.
McOlaahaB
will
leave
towards
the
end
of
the
month
for
Terrace
to
take
up
reside
nee
on
land
which
has
been
purchased
by
tho
groom.
Mr.
McGlashan
was
the
Westholmej
formerly
a
member
of
the
dry
dock
a
patient
In
the,
staff
here.
The
bride
served
at
a
iPrmee
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital.
1
'nurse
In
the
Oreat
War.
Doth
are
Ireporteo
to
be
critical.
I
very
well
known
and
popular.