t
-
'
I
r
r.
(reta
garbo
y-
19.
-This
far
mining
and
trading
.y
making
active
c
iuelf
by
partially
"f
the
ashes
follow-
Uic
ground
and
tr.H
ribh'Si"
";
nilliL,
fnd
j
allraclei'
wn
boardlm,
1
town
they
are
UlP
in
lhVi"'1,t
for
a
hunting
--
uwrict.
ITALIANS
Tt)
lK
SOLDIERS
FIRST
OF
ALL
ROME
Sept.
19:
CP
Compulsory
military
service
for
Italians
beginning
at
the
age
of
eight
and
continuing
to
the
aire
of
thuty-three
wai
decreed
Tuesday
by
the
Coun-
IPMYW
iOD
Sept.
10:
Oreta
dl
of
Ministers
n
what
was
per;
r.red
Swedish
screen
!
probably
the
most
sweeping
n.itcd
hai
twenty
-'iv
yesterday.
She
!
quleiiy
and
there
'.day
party
iThe
pic-XL
vs
Oarbo
as
sne
ap
'
of
her
recent
ptc
military
Uw
ever
passed
In
history
"Taking
them
early
gives
them
a
paskn
for
mill-
tary
service."
was
one
com-
ment
on
the
decree.
Nome
Already
Making
Plans
To
Rlfip
Onf
rP
AcVinc
Fnllnwincr
by
the
city
council
y".r.e""Lrr:
tiliu
awn
.
10l
Omb'ncd
band
of
the
building
and
across
strccU
from
v
Bar,
1
i
J
deslry"s.
a
landlngione
city
block
into
another,
v
'
,r'n
HM.C5.
Skeena
and'
Tlie
town
of
Nome,
which
one
t;tr
a
route
march
.stcd
,
WJ
g
"
corns
r.t
u-
.....
.....
...isnm.
now
has
normally
low
pco-
"
uic
cjlv
aireeu;
.
.
i.
-
She
...-:
ni
in
the
summer
ana
iouu
in
mc
ldlnfe'i,PHldent
of
lh0
Can-fort,
and
Wrty
camo
it
.
rri'wo
Ocoruo
last
i'"-
winter.
Relief
Being
Rushed
It
was
announced
today
that
three
coastguard
cutters
were
al
ready
on
the
way
here
from
their
bases
with
food
supplies.
Two
cargoes
of
foodstuffs
and
one
cargo
of
five
thousand
tons
of
building
material
are
being
rushed
from
Phllpott
li
LTltt
and
Albert
Si
Mc-Caffrry
to
Get
Business
From
Hospital
Board
The
hospital
board,
at
Its
regular
monthly
meeting
last
night,
ac
cepted
tenders
from
Phllpott
&
Evltt
for
supply
of
Bulkley
Valley
alck
and
Vancouver
Island
doubk
screened
lump
coal
to
the
hospital
and
nurses'
home
and
from
Albert
and
McCaffery
for
Bulkley
Valley
lump.
Tenders
were:
C.
C.
Ketchum
Bulkley
Valley
slack.
$5.85;
double
screened
lumu
$10.40.
Phllpott
&
Evltt
Nanalmo-Wei
Ungton
double
screened
lumo
1
11.60;
mine
run.
S10.M:
Bulklev
Valley
slack.
$5.75;
double
screened
lump,
$10.40.
Albert
tt
McCaffery
Nanaimo-Welllnglon
lump.
$1175:
mine
run
tl0.75;
Bulkley
Valley
slack.
$8.00:
nnnounced.
VOTERS'
REGISTRATION
Stasia
ump,
$10.30.
The
board
decided
to
accept
th
"iwest
tenders
In
each
case.
There
was
a
communtcatlor.
rom
F.
M.
Dockrili
of
Telkwa
urg-'ng
the
merits
of
Bulkley
Valley
oarfor
storn'Ai-
well"'
furnacs
Further
tests
will
be
made
in
he
hop!ttl
kitchen
range.
It
was
ilso
decided
to
trv
out
the
Bulklev
Valley
coal
In
the
nurses'
horn
heating
plant.
Members
of
the
Nrd
expressed
themselves
as
b-
'ng
In
favor
of
ustn?
the
district
roduet
to
as
great
an
extent
a
nosslblo.
j
Milk
Supp't
The
board
awarded
the
hosplta-inllk
and
cream
stinolv
for
th-omlnts
year
to
Valentin
Dainr
The
following
bids
were
consid
ered:
Prince
Rupert
Dairy
milk.
35?
Oer
gallon;
'table
cream.
50i
per
ousrt.
25c
'per
pint.
12Vc
per
half
pint
whipping
cram.
70c
D"
"uart,
35c
per
pint.
20c
per
half
pint
Valentin
Dairy
milk.
33c
per
jtallon;-
table
cream.
50c.
25
and
12-ic;
whipping
cream,
75c.
40c
and
20c.
The
DomliUon
Dairy
offered
no
tender.
Disastrous
"
Fire
Last
Monday
J
.
hospital
secretary
GOING
TO
CONVENTION
and
food
supplies
will
be
rushed
Macdonald
0n
motlcn
of
s
D.
Ircm
Seattle
during
the
next
six
board
ftnd
Q
p
Writer,
the
hosplUl
weeKs.
me
steamer
vcuiia
iu
leave
the
Puget
Sound
port
as
soon
as
she
can
be
loaded.
Coastguard
vessels
will
also
be
used
to
...v-
u
ivmt.
tn
,h.
.frleken
my
raicd
the
cnUr,"M,
""T"
community.
Sout)
klVci.cn
were
established
last
night
appointed
Managing
Secretary
II.
V.
Birch
as
delegate
from
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
to
the
annual
convention
of
the
British
Columbia
Hospitals
Association
to
be
held
In
Victoria
October
3-5.
The
finance
committee
recommended
unanimously
that
"
Some
dUaeiuW.,?ua
71,wjr
Z
"
MMTnrt
few1"'-
m
shou,d
n5aln
be
wnt
to
to
rebuild
thelJi'
.TTiWwJniSlthe
convention.
the
conflagration
'
D.es
or
relr1fnaa
ru.
in
nn.r.
ti'are
....
WM4,,a
V.
M
tlir
place
to
eatab-
elsewhere.
f
of
building
materials
ON
KOUTE
MARCH
houses
lft
after
taxed
to
the
utmost
to
give
shelter
to
the
homeless.
Tempera
ture
Is
near
lreczlng
but
Uie
population
Is
making
tho
best
of
the
situation.
The
fire
started
from
a
6park
onj
on-v
TO
VISITORS
H.
M.
C.
S,
Skeena
and
Vancou
ver.
Canadian
destroyers,
which
arc
paying
a
visit
to
the
port,
will
be
open
for
public
Inspection
this
the
roof
of
the
Ooldcn
Gate
Hotel
afternoon
and
Thursday
between
.-j
mif
nr
enntml
as
the.
the
hours
of
2
and
5
oclock,
It
Is
TO
START
OCTOBER
15
OTTAWA,
Sept.
10:
(CP)-
A
proclamation
was
Issued
to-
day
calling
for
registration
of
all
Dominion
electors
In
all
electoral
districts
commenc-
lng
October
15.
O.
M.
Hunt
of
Plrnce
Rupert
has
been
ap-
pointed
registrar
of
voters
for
Skeena
riding.
4c.
Tomorrow's
Tides
pr-.i-e
Rupert-Cloudy,
u
u'
High
11:17
am.
19.3
ft.
23:22
pjn.
20.8
It.
sea
j
V
Low
-
4:57
ajn.
4.1
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
17:17
pjn.
6.3
It.
y
218
V
i.
XXIV
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C
.
WEDNESDAY
SEPTEMBER
19.
1934
28
Years
Old
f
mm
Declares
That
limine
Heads
Will
Not
Listen
to
Him
in
Hit
Effort
To
Solve
Difficulties
TORONTO
Sept.
19:
CP
-Bluntly
declaring
that
he
would
go
on
with
tne
price
spread
and
mat
'
suvm
probe
whatever
happen
Hon
II
II
Steven,
mlnlater
of
jade
and
comtneree.
last
nigh
'vUfd
that
he
was
appealing
to
"it
rr.iju-ia
of
Canada
becaui
b
.vnew
heads
"would
not
listen"
'
him
to
he'p
aotre
the
economie
1
;n-u!Me
Ho
dr
lured
that
one
of
the
large
p;i
:!!.
houses
in
Toronto
"coup"
vho:it
doing
the
packing
bustne-;.r
a-
ro
of
injury
pay
seven
or
rig:,
cents
per
pound
lor
choke
hcnt
instead
or
four
and
a-
ha)f
cent"
The
purchasing
powet
f
!.e
farmer
would
then
within
;.!t
year
inereaie
by
$34
WO
000.
i
Coal
Orders
For
Hospital
Beaching
Smoldering
Morro
Castle
Towed
by
a
coastguard
cut
ler
the
ss.
Morro
Castle
gutted
queen
of
the
seas,
is
shown
being
bea:
:hed
off
Asbury
Park,
New
Jersey.
With
flames
sllll
licking
at
her
blackened
hull,
the
$4,800,000
liner
was
a
complete
loss.
Acting
Captain
Warms
and
tea
officers
and
men
remained
aboard
the
burning
lner
until
a
coastguard
cutter
took
them
off.
Halibut
Arrivals
American
Pioneer,
41.000.
Booth,
7.4c
and
Zenith,
33,000,
Pacific
8.4c
and
4c.
Reliance
I,
13,000,
Cold
Storage.
8.1c
and.
5c.
Mars,
10,000
85c
and
5&
Schorn,
15,000,
Atlln,
8c
and
5c.
Canadian
Teeny
Milly,
9,500
Cofd
Storage
6.6c
and
4.5c.
Lysekil,
30,000,
Atlin,
6.5c
and
5.1c.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Judd
Stephens
o!
Newmarket
Ont.,
who
have
been
spending
a
week
here
as
the
guests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
M.
Stephens,
are
leaving
by
this
afternoon's
train
on
their
return
to
Ontario
Mr.
Stephens
is
an
uncle
of
the
local
man.
They
will
be
accompanied
as
far
as
StetUer.
Alta..
by
M.
M.
Stephens'
mother,
Mrs.
A.
Stephens,
who
has
been
residing
here
for
some
time.
'
CUTTING
SERVICE
One
Boat
a
Week
to
Vancouver
By
C.
N.
R.
After
October
1
Effective
October
1
the
Canadian
National
Steamships
coastal
service
will
operate
on
regular
weekly
fall
schedule.
The
steamer
Prince
George.
Capt.
H.
E.
Nedden.'wlll
make
the
run
from
Vancouver
to
Prince
Rupert.
Anyox,
Stewart
and
wayports.
Arriving
time
at
Prince
Rupert
northbound
will
be
10
a.m.
Wednesdays
and
departure
from
Prince
Rupert
southbound
will
be
at
10.30
pin.
Thursdays
to
arrive
in
Vancouver
at
1:30
pjn.
Saturday
The
steamer
Prince
Rupert
be
withdrawn
from
service.
will
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joseph
Brown,
who
were
married
recently
In
the
city,
will
be
leaving
In
a
day
or
so
for
Kltkatla
where
they
will
make
their
home.
Peacetime
Navy
W
ork
Commanders
of
Two
Visiting
Canadian
Destroyers
Speakers
Before
Gyro
Club
at
Luncheon
While
the
primary
function
of
the
navy
Is
to
prepare'
for
war.
by
keeping
itself
at
alii
times
in
pratice.
It
also
performs
a
variety
of
other
useful
duties
such
as
oolleln?
the
v
nmtiJ
ine
British
Interests
and
people
l63?5
abroati
In
time
of
disaster
nr
v6v..j,
iujuiiiK
reuei
in
me
re
Canadian
warcraft
had
been
called
upon
to
protect
British
in
terests
and
sublecU
during
upris-'ngs
In
foreign
lands.
One
of
such
I
Incidents
described
was
the
revolu-(t'on
in
San
Salvador
In
1932
when
'
the
Skeena
had
been
called
In.
Commander
Oiand
Commander
J.
E.
W.
Oland
R.C
N
DSC
of
H-M.CJS.
Skeena
was
aso
a
speaker
at
the
luncheon.
His
talk
was
brief
but.
in
the
course
of
it
he
recalled
how
thp
nam
t-Prinre
Rupert"
had
been
selected
!fnr
thlc
norf
Th,
i
offrH
by
a
Miss
MacDonald
of
Winn'net
in
a
competlUon
put
on
by
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway.
Mks
MacDonald
as
well
as
wo
others
one
of
whom
was
a
Mrs.
John
Orme
of
Ontario,
a
relative
of
C.
H.
Orme
of
thl
seltv
hurt
jbeen
each
paid
$250
although
onlv
miss
MacDonald
had
suggested
"Prince
Rupert."
the
other
two
suseestlng
-Port
Rupert."
W.
H.
Trbey,
president
of
the
club,
occupied
the
chair
J.
R.
Elfert
and
Capt.
W.
P.
Baseball
Scores
National
League
Cincinnati,
2-2:
New
York
0-4.
Pittsburg.
4:
Brooklyn.
9.
Chicago.
7-1:
Philadelphia,
3-8.
St.
Louis
-Boston,
rain.
American
League
Philadelphia.
6;
Chicago,
0.
Boston,
2;
St
Louis,
0.
New
York.
0;
Detroit.
2.
Washington,
4;
Cleveland,
3.
William
Stone
Is
sailing
tonight
on
the
Prince
Qeorge
for
a
week's
business
trip
to
Anyox.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
P0MJC
ZS
APPEALED
TO
BY
STEVENS
WELL
KNOWN
LOCAL
HALIBUT
BOAT
DESTROYED
BY
FM
Minister
Going
Ahead
No
Matter
What
Comes
Out
Of
Price
Probe
Eric
Roy
Total
Loss
Off
West
Coast
After
Bursting
Into
Flame
Capt.
Sinclair
Pierce
and
Crew.
Escape
and
Land
at
Queer.
,
Charlotte
City
Unhurt
A
brief
message
received
here
this
morning
announced
the
total
.destruction
by
fire
off
Buck
Point
west
coast
of
Qucea
Charlotte
Islands,
yesterday
morning
of
the
well
known
local
halibut
boat
Ehc
Roy.
Capt.
Sinclair
(Redi
Pier
peacetime
j
which:
was
engaged
In
blade
cod
iisnuig
i
or
ine
uanaaian
run
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Capt.
Pierce
and
his
crew
consisting
of
Ounnar
Ah-
aerson.
fTanx
Long,
Percy
Pierce
and
Tom
Banbury
made
their
es-
irom
the
burnurz
vessel
and
mJwert
'were
safe
at
Queen
Charlotte
City
event
of
calamity
and.
not
least
of
pm
there
It
is
expected
they
wlll
all
'shewing
the
flag."
which
Is
ai0!T1"
cn
hfre
ar
a
fish
packer
most
effective
way
of
advertising.
"
amv
today
or
tomorrow.
'
.
.
ouv.il
w
a,
uu
uiionuauon
given
to1
w.w
w
uiuuhi
Ithe
Oyro
Club
af,
lLt.lmyhnn
Tivjdeat
ut
it
Is,
bellevec;
thatthere
terday
by
Lieut
Commander
F
I
'
Serious
lni
utter.
There
was
-Houghton,
R.CJC..
captain
of
ILM
lns,lrance
on
Eli:
Ry
tCS.
Vancouver.
1
The
Erlc
y
was
43
feet
5
in-
Wlfh
reference
to
the
policlns
ehes
ta
lin-
foot
2
Inches
'Of
the
seas.
Lieut
Commander
bem
and
6
feet
3
inches
deep.
Hougton
mentioned
among
othe-
Tessel
was
"'PP
th
a
30
activities
of
the
navy,
the
keeping
h'p'
Enterprtse
gasoline
engine.
She
buiIt
here
1928
f"
dowTi
of
piracy
and
suDDressin
of
gun
runnine
and
dru?
traffic
.Frederick
T.
Blundon
from
whom
He
gave
incidents
with
which
he
hed
been
personally
associated
he
was
acquired
some
years
an'
by
Capt
Pierce,
ELECTED
PRIMATE
Bishop
D.
T.
Cwen
of
Toronto
Is
New
Head
of
Church
of
Eng-
-land
In
Canada
MONTREAL,
September
19
(
Canadian
Press)
Rt.
Rev.
D.
T.
Owen,
Bishop
of
Toronto,
was
ehm
ected
Primate
of
the
Church
of
England
In
Canada
yesterday
sucHjz
:eeding
the
late
Most
ReV.
Clar-
-:ndon
L.
Worrell,
Archlblsnop
oL
Nova
Scotia.
The
election
was
the
House
of
Bishops
of
Canada.
D.
Crombie.
general
superintend
dent
of
transportation,
Canadian
National
Railways.
Montreal,
and
R.
A.
Black,
transnortatlnn
enpC
Other
va
In
4VtM
Alive
n
4k
sruests.
in
addition
to
Commander
Prince
George
this
morning
from:
o
and
and
Lieut.
Commander
Vancouver
In.
the
course
of
a
west-Houghton,
were
Lieut.
Commander
ern
Inspection
tour
and
will
proT"
Davey
R.CJI..
Lieut.
E.
R.
Luckey
eepd
east
In
a
jtnee.lal
car
off
acl-ort
RCN..
Ueut.
P.
H.
Hughes
R.C.
to
this
evening's
train.
N..
Lieut
Walter
Hume
B.rs.VR
'lent
L.
H.
Hiworth
R.CJf.VJl..
C.
H.
Orme.
Thomas
MeClvmont.
John
W
Allen
(Vancouver.
Cant
Dr.
W.
C.
Asplnall,
who
has
been
on
a
trip
to
Seattle
to
attend
a
chiropractic
convention,
returned
to
the
city
from
the
south
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
this
morning.
YACHT
RACE
OFF'TODAY
OWLNG
TO
LACK
OF
WIND
-
NEWPORT.
Rhode
Is.,
Sept.
19
(CP
After
several
post-
ponements,
the
third
Amerl-
ca's
Cup
.race
between
the
British
challenger
Endeavour
which
won
the-first
two,
and
the
American
defender.
Rain-
bow,
was
officially
called
off
'
today
owing
to
lack
of
wind.
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