PAQE
TWo
DAILY
EDITION
The
Family
Shoe
Store
Third
Avenue
Annual
CLEARANCE
H.
F.
PULLEN
Own
Life
in
Remorse
After
Ac
cidentally
Shooting
Steve
Zadoronzy
LIMITED
TRAGEDY
DETAILS
Special
Manajdng-Editor
Phone
357
Here's
your
opportunity
to
buy
quality
FOOTWEAR
at
greatly
reduced
prices.
To
illustrate
we
offer
only
a
few
of
the
many
numbers.
SHOES!
SHOES!
See
these
broken
lines,
small
sixes
predominating
$1.49,
$J.98,
$2-9
Women's
and
growing
girls'
black
&
brown
oxfords,
moccasin
vamps,
leather
soles
and
rubber
heels,
good
quality,
all
T
$3.49
&
S3.98
Women's
black
kid
built
in
arch
support,
ties,
cut
out
style,
with
cuban.
heels
and
rubber
tips,
sizes
up
to
&V.
E-E
widths
Special
..
S3.49
A
wonderful
selection,
pumps,
ties
and
straps,
all
heels,
short
and
long
vamps
oa
no
Carnival
Visitors
!
We
Welcome
You?
We
cordially
invite
your
inquiries:
now
is
the
time
to
fill
your
footwear
requirements
while
this
sale
is
in
progress.
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
FRINCE
BCFERT
-
BRITISH
COLOMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon.
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Dally
News,
Limited.
Third
Avenue
Buoert
Tuesday,
August
21,
1934
reported
that
he
was
missing.
I
Search
parties,
under
police
dlrec-
i
tlon.
were
sent
out.
On
Friday,
August
17,
Ivanovitch
committed
sye-
:
clde
by
shooting
himself.
I
Ivanovitch,
who
had
taken
'part
in
the
search
for
Zadoronrw
um
Believed
Philip
Ivanovitch
Took
His
i
questioned
by
ter
it
had
been
reported
that
he
had
been
seen,
carrying
a
xlfle
on
the-
day
that
Zadoronzy
became
mlss-
'
'
"
'ing.
Following
tills
questioning,
it
is
.
xU1ui
pabular,
ot
ine
aoume
believed
that
he
shot
himself.
Vr
eta
A
r
rt
V
a
-r
-
nAAlf
.
W
a
.
"1C
"
had
not
been
uncommon
for
i-weview
amaa
01
me
.nance
ivanovitch
to
carry
a
rifle
as.
he
George
area.
In
which
Steve
Zador-
w
taown
afrafd
onzy
and
Philip
Ivanovitch
are
He
had
been
known
to
shoot
at
both
dead
of
bullet
wounds
have
stumps
In
mistake
for
bears
been
received
at
divisional
head-'
Zadoronzy's
body
was
found
on
Quarters
of
the
provincial
police
Saturday
morning
in
a
berry
patch
here.
Zadoronzy
is
believed
to
hate
j
ten
feet
off
the
trail
not
far
from
been
shot
while
picking
berries
in!
Ivanovitch's
homestead.
There
was
mistake
for
an
animal,
possibly
a
bullet
,a
wound
ha
his
body
and
bear.by
Ivanovitch
who-
a
few
days
twenty-five
yards
from
the
body
later,
in
remorse,
committed
suicide
,
w.as
found
a
discharged
38-55
car
by
turning
the
weapon
upon
him-i
ridge.
Ivanovitch
had
used
a
38-55
K.
Jr
!
rifle
In
shooUng
himself.
;
corning
10
tne
ponce
report.
The
police
have
little
doubt
that
Zadoronzy
went
berry
picking
on
1
Ivanovitch
shot
7
RH.
The
rooms
were
tastefully,
de-f
corated
with
flowers
and
national,'
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Aup....
2j
i
i
CAPTAIN
DINER
TO
SPEAKERS
DELEGATES
Commander
of
B.
M.
S.
liana
Gives
Necessity
of
Cooperation
and
VntXy
,
Address
to
Toe
II
Quite
a
large
gathering
of
Toe
U
members
and
friends
assembled
last
night
the
the
rooms
on
Second
Avenue
to
welcome
Cant.
C
H.
Knox-Little.
ILK..
Commander
of
I
Of
Communities
of
District
Is
Stressed
by
Speakers
EmproYement
Seen
H.
M.
S.
Danae.
and
lieutenant1
it.
,..,
...
"JL
x,'.,.
,
o-a
14A
J
S'V.
kA
a
mm
W.B
uo
S
Past
Year
and
Outlook
Foe
Future
Definitely
Better
flags.
P.
H.
Linzey.
the
Toe
H
pilot.
.
The
necessity
of
continued
co-after
the
am
tar
of
"O
Canada,';
operation
and
unity
of
the
various
opened
with
the
ceremony
of
communities
of
the
north
coast
"Light"
and
then,
in
a
few
well
J
and
central
interior
in
facing
the
chosen
remarks,
introduced
the
1
probleaxr
of
the
district
and
W9rk-speaker.
j
tag
for
'the
development
and
future
;
The
Captain's
address
was
very
prosperity
of
this
section
of
the
(instructive
and
inspiring.
He
de-
province
was
stressed
by
speakers
j
scribed
what
Toe
H
was
accom-
at
the
dinner
tendered
to
the
Cqm-.
pllshing
in
the
Old
Country.
While
modore
Cafe
last
night
to
delegates
f
this
was
the
first
time
he
had
ad-
to
the
annual
convention
of
he
dressed
a
Toe
H
unit.
Captain
Knox
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
BrS-,
Little
said
he
was
well
acquainted
tlsh
Colsmbla.
The
dinner
was
the'
with
the.
splendid
work
that
was,
first
event
in
connection
with
thei
being
done
throughout
the
British
,
holding
of
the
convention,
buslneu
j
Empire
by
Toe
H
under
the
enthu-
,
sessions
of
which
opened
thls(
siastlc
inspiration
of
its
patron,
the
morning
in
the
city
council
chun-'
)
Prince
of
Wales.
Its
foundation
was
ber.
Speakers
also
referred
to
the
laid
on
comradeship
and
service.
,
valuable
role
the
Associated
Boards
One
of
the
most
Important
"lobs"
ootid
nicy
In
striving
for
the
ad-,
1
that
was
being
done
In
Great
Bri-
vaneeinent
of
the
northern
and
tain,
was
the
taking
under
their
'central
areas
ef
the
province
pro-1
wing
of
the
unemployed,
more
es-1
vlded
it
vorked
in
a
common
cause
peclally
the
younger
generation.
Camps,
clubs
and
various
educational
facilities,
both
mental
and
physical,
had
been
organized
by
Toe
H
and
were
doing
wonderful
work,
in
keeping
these
young
jobless
through
the
depression.
At
the
close
of
his
address
Cap
with
the
interest
of
the
district
as
i
a
whole,
rather
than
for
particular
parte
of
it.
at
heart.
The
dinner
was
presided
over
by
C.
V.
Evltt.
vice-president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce,
in
the
absence
of
the
president.
John
Dybhavn.
Speakers
ln-
tain
Knox-Uttle
said
he
had
great
eluded
City
pleasure
m
presenting
the
Prince
Alder.
L.
B.
Co
mm
listener
w.
J.
Warner,
Olof
Hanson
Kupen
uroup.
wtta
one
or
the
ship's
MP,
E.
T
Kenney
MJLA.
and
Harry
iiags
wnicn
was
m
tne
Toe
H
colors.
Bowman.
There
were
about
fifty
black
and
gold,
as
a
token
of
that
:
present
comradeship,
upon,
which
Toe
H
was
In
opening
the
proceedings.
Mr.
founded.
This
was
greeted
with
en-
J
Evitt
welcomed
the
delegates
and
thusiastie
applause.
The
Captain
'
bespoke
cuccess
and
result
for
the
also
mentioned
that,
on
their
re-
convention
proceedings.
turn
trip
south,
the
ship
would
call
Commissioner
Alder
at
Alert
Bay
and
he
would
meet!
City
Commissioner
Alder
extcn-
there
Rev.
O.
T.
Hodgson,
Comman-
ided
a
etite
welcome
to
the
dele-
aer
or
the-Royal
Nary:
who-is
hon-
j
gates.
Ht
urged
unity
on
the
psrt
orary
padre
of
Prince
Rupert
ef
the
various
eonimunitles
in
wotk-Oranp
Toe
H.
ling
for
general
advancement
of
the
During
the
evening
John
E.
Da-district
vhlch
he
claimed
was
as
vey
rendered
some
very
pleaslmr
I
potential
from
the
stanchwint
of
solos,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
J.
S.
I
natural
t
sources
any
in
British
Black.
A.
hearty
.vole
of
thanks,
pro-1
ailumhli
,
Resolution
passed
at
posed
by
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
i
last
year's
convention
in
8mlthtrs
Alder
and
seconded
by
J.
D.
Allen,
was
enthusiastically
endorsed.
Daring
Hold-up
BKOOKLYN,
Aug.
21i
(CP)
A
band
of
at
least
a
dozen
robbers
held
up
an
armored
truck
with
half
a
dotes
machine
guns
today
in
one
of
the
most
darinr
rob
of
Brooklyn
Sunday
August
12.
and.
after
he
denUDy
and
later'hTnwn
i
ll
beries
ZZ'ZZ
in
the
history
had
failed
to
return
home,
the
son
The
theory
of
murder
is
discounted
W2TJJ00:
m
an
estimated
had
been
productive
of
good
results.
Progress
had
been,
nw.de
in
the
way
of
placing
Interior
products
on
the
Prince
Rupert
market
but
there
was
much
more
that
might
be
accomplished
along
this
line.
Mr.
Warner,
who
is
president
of
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
I
Central
British
Columbia,
told
of
the
industrial
revival
that
had
set
in
in
this
district
since
last
year.
All
the
Industries,
mining,
lumberlnK.
fishing
and
agriculture,
were
feel-
ThU
aavermcment
Is
not-puDllihccT
'dr
displayed
fcy
tne
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
doverS
'men!
of
British
Columbia.
PHICE
$150
ing
the
improvement
and
the
out
look
today
was
better
than
it
had
been
for
three
or
four
years.
Mr.
Warner
urged
the
further
development
of
business
and
trade
reto
rtions
between
the
various
sect
kin
of
the
district,
and
paid
tribute
to
oliklal
of
the
Canadian.
National
Railways
for
work
they
had
done
along
this
line,
pointing
out
that
Prince
Rupert
officials
had
worked
with
keen
and
tremendous
saccess
for
the
development
of
the
re
sources,
of
Central
British;
Columbia.
Olof
Hanson
M.P.
declared
that
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
had
been
of
great
assistance
to
him
In
I
presenting
to
the
authorities
the)
problems
and
requirements
of
the
;
riding.
With
the
aid
of
such
an
or-
ganization,
representative
as
it
wasj
of
the
whole
district,
his
hands
hadi
been
greatly
strengthened.
Mr.i
'
Hanson
suggested
that
there
might
be
early
success
In
obtaining
the
long
sought
experimental
farm
for
central
British
Columbia.
Should
Be
No
Hard
limes
j
E.
T.
Kenney.
MLA.
lor
Skeena.
I
declared
that
this
section
of
the!
province
was.
so
rich
in.
natural
re-
sources
that
there
should
be
netthcr
,
unemployment
or
want
provided
their
.
development
was
directed
i
along
proper
lines.
It
wos
up
toj
'such'
bodies
as
the
.
Associated
j
Boards
to
see
that
governments;
hewed
to
the
line
and
carded
out
the
wiohes.of
the
people
in
working
for
the
advancement
and
development
of
the.
country.
j
Harry
Bowman,
industrial
and
colonization
representative
cf
the
Canadian
National
Railways
at
i
Prince
Ocorge.
stressed
the
Impor
tance
of
agriculture
as
an
industry
at
uus
amnct
.Agriculture
ha
the
interior
was
sharing.
In
the
general'
improvement
and
was
building
up-'
on
a
permanent
basis.
S,
E.
Parker
made
a
neat
speech,
in
moving
a
vote
of
thanks
to
the
i
speakers
of.
the
evening.
The
vote
of
thanks
was
seconded
by
O.
P.
j
Tinker
and
carried
with
enthusiasm.
The
gathering,
was
favored
with
delightful
vocal
solos
by
Dr
R.
o.
j
Large,
accompanied
by
a
P.
ttilag-no.
i
FOOTBALL
TONIGHT,
AT
GJS
ii.
m;
s.
danae
vs.
PRINCE
UUPEKT
I'or
Hanson
Cup
Followed
by
smoker
in
An-mory
at
which
Hanson
Cup
and
other
trophies
of
season
will
be
presented
EVEKYBODY
WELCOME.
Tr
sDaiiy'Newr'tiiifsifled'
ad,
Ask
lor
.
.
.
"CAPILANO5
From
the
start,
Copilano
Beer
has
built
its
reputation
on
QUALITY
a
richer
brew,
exactly
aged
in
the
wood.
1
That
reputation
will
b&
maintained
by
rigid
adherence
to
a
policy
which
already
has
won
such
enthusiastic
public
I
MR
K
I
mmmmmk
mWwA
K
tLllB
reception
for
this
good
Beer.
CAPILANO
BEER
is
always
avail-able
Simply
ask
for
"Copilano,"
"One
Quality
and
One
Brand"
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BREWING
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LIMITED.
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IZ.
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Stocks
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Telephone.
General
Motors.
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National
Distilleries.
18V
Toronto
Inter
Nickel.
23
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Go
I
for
Prnmpl
Mhtrjf
TUs
sdvextiKmeut
is
not
published
or
dbplsyed
by
the
Lienor
Control
JloarU
or
by
the
Government
of
B'Uuh
Columbia.
i
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Dome,
420.
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Cesital
Patricia
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Mining
Corpora
ua;
M&eflsta.
Ttn
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Walkers.
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FXrd
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Advertise
n
the
DoUv
Km
SEE
PRINCE
RUPERT
FROM
THE
AIR
Jack
MacConnachk,
well
known
pilot,
wDl
be
here
Wednesday
with
his
Four-Seater
Plane
and
make
10
to
lfi
mintitn
fhVhts
thirintr
C"rr
VA
Week
at
a
reasanaMe
charge.
MAYTAG
Electric
Washer
This
l
Uit.
lwr
that
you
hi
alwsys
wanted.
Th
is
the
whff
thsf
gave
Maytar
wvrld
lradrrhip
and
Is
offered
at
a
price
and
'frrol
within
the
raase
of
every
fsrolly
Gordon's
Hardware
Mcllridt
St.
I'hon'
SH
SUITS
PRESSED
WHILE
YOU
WAIT
We
jrive
you
a
quick
service
with
our
steam
pressing
machine.
It
takes
only
from
15
to
20
minutes
to
prctf
a
suit.
Suits
and
Overcoats
Winter
samples
Just
arrived.
Big
election!
Tlu-s
arc
uad
Kv
House
of
Honuerlln.
the
Houa
of
Slour.
Ilrt
eloths
lua
0B
price
throut
hout
Cnuada.
Let
in
take
your
measurement
today.
The
suit
will
br
sent
dir
to
you,
LING,
THE
TAILOR
Second
Avenue.
Corner
across
from
Post
Office