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THE
DAILY
NEWS.
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RUPERT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
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News,
Limited.
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Managing-Editor
Thursday,
March
15,
1934
weak
excuse
offered
to
the
members
of
the
House
of
Com
mons
and
the
people
of
the
country
vesterdav.
1
1
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
City
delivery,
by
mall
or
carrier,
yeariy
period
paid
In
advance
15.00
For
lesser
periods,
paid
In
advance,
per
week
.10
By
mail
to
all
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
j
United
States,
paid
in
advance,
per
year
3.00
'
By
mall
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
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Editor
and
Reporters'
Tlephone
.
.
84
.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
i;;;Tw"
;
of
the
previous
basis,
w
mu
iiu
ucueve
in
me
uiu
jueuiuu
ui
lKiunjj
iuuui
e
take
its
course.
He
has
been
an
able
exponent
of
the
primitive
law
of
the
survival
of
the
fittest.
In
spite
of
any
protests
that
are
made
to
the
contrarv
zUc
and
PstaI
departmenu
on
the
the
mass
of
the
people
will
believe
that
the
Premier's
mo-
who1!
iecl
of
f,1'
maU
serv!fe.
11
tive
in
bringing
back
titles
is
that
he
may
get
his
rewaixl
from
his
grateful
King
and
country
when
he
decides
to!whiCh
win
reduce
the
risk
of
filers'
hand
oyer
the
reins
of
office
to
his
successor.
Perhaps
it
lives.
is
unfair
to
impute
motives
but
thev
are
beintr
imnuted
bv
!
During
the
past
three
weeks
since
the
man'
on
the
street
every
day.
It
is
true
that
Sir
Wilfrid
Laurier
and
Sir
Robert
Bor-
THETDAILY
NEWS
V-
'
-
rsfttuuttoy,
Marco
15
1934
-
r
:
As
Tornado
Ripped
Through
3oufJietn
Slates
;
I
'
Following
Chief
Executive's
Action
Because
njen
are
not
equal
it
is
our
duty
and
privilege
cpi-After
moving
again
to
accentuate
the
inequality.
Those
were
not
the
words
a
less
risky
basis.
Premier
Bennett
has
many
admirable
qualities.
He
was
that
the
service
may
be
resumed
on
thP
rio-hr.
mnn
Jn
iha
n1ar.Q
of
tV,Q
.;l,f
nn.A
a
"mlted
cale'
possibly
on
about
within
forty-eight
hours.
Meanwhile
at
a
conference
between
officials
of
the
United
States
Army
This
photo
shows
a
scene
of
the
damage
Kit
by
the
mad:
ap
trcaes
whi
h
-w.-p:
iir
-URh
Gi
r-gia
Mississippi
and
Alabama,
The
storm
resulted
in
prjp::y
dam
;
runnm
:
hhj
the
millions
and
caused
the
death
of
at
least
23
persons,
injuring
hundnc.s
of
ahers.
Thl
picture,
mad?
In
Henry
county.
Georgia,
shows
th?
wreckage
of
an
antcm-'Jile
ji.er
a
tree
felt
on
H
during
storm.
PARLEY
ON
BONUS
BH
AIRMAIL
Drastic
Order
Made
by
President
Itmoevelt
Pending
flulding
f
Safety
Confrmie
Halt
Called
II.
K.
IIhuvp
But
May
Oct
By
Senate
6
Not
!
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
March
15:-
Over
the
opposition
of
admlnlstra-
tion
leaders,
the
House
of
Beprc-
Again
has
passed
the
bill
pit,-
Col.
Lindbergh
in
Limelight
viding
for
the'
Issuance
of
$2,400.-
000,000
of
greenback
currency
for
'
the
paymeiitqf-BoltHersi
boiyusea
by
WASHINGTON;
D.C.
'March
nr0
of
tn
125'
n
U
blful.
with
wiitfuirr
me
vennuw
win
.
t
1-
LI
I
11,
I
,
.
i
rtorinT
lhP
Pntire
iis,Minn
nf
nil
uctu
wui
ue
nyeciea
used
by
Premier
Bennett
in
defendinir
the
trrantimr
of
.ITL
by
the
senate
and.
m
any
ca.
Pre-
tl'tles
but
it
Was
the
only
inference
to
be
taken
from
his
Army
planes
President
Roosevelt
Is
Ment
F
ranltHn
D:
Roovelt
has
now
working
to
put
the
service
on
already
announced
that
he
will
veto
U
ln
the
event
r
11
reac,lln
him
It
Is
expected
1UI
AlglltkUIC.
PRESIDENT
OF,
LEGION
wmV
-a
t0meT
r'
accepted
titular
honors
but
Sir'
tractsof
prlvate
companies,
no
less
!fa
electtf
D'nn
Pldent
of
Wilfrid
Was
something
of
all
aristocrat
and
leader
of
a
than
ten
filers
have
lost
their
lives.
Canadian
Legion
Aast
night
suc-
Liberalism'
which
would
be
out
of
date
today,
while
Sir!
this
having
actuated
the
president
Jcdi,lg
Ma'or
J-
8
RPer
ot
llM-Robert
was
a
Liberal
by
nature
but
a
Conservative
hv
edu-!on
Saturday
to
rtduce
the
of
i
"ieutenant
tWmi
str
vmv
ofinn
n,A
..e
tt
.
.U
,
the
sprvlre
uhlch
was
followed
hv
!
.
"eunani
oencral
Sir
Percy
louu"
uaiu:
Mjjiiusitauty
ui
iaie.
ne
lOOK
me
line
DC-IT,
.
,
,,
,
,
Lake
becomes
Grand
President
cause
it
the
custom
to
do
ho.
Neither
Sir
Wilfrid
orl
the
n!
time
Ir
being.
lflIlln
the
m.n
ioSfS
air
uonert
were
adomed
by
the
knighthoods
they
accepted.
They
needed
no
adornment
Mr.
Bennett,
it
is
whispered,
will
not
be
satisfied
with
any
mere
knighthood.
He
is
said
to
asnire
to
some
hem
ditary
honpr
such
as
that
of
baron,
earl,
marquis
or
possibly
count.
His
enemies
say
he
will
"take
the
count"
all
right,
but
they
are
Liberals
who
pay
that
or
possibly
is.
"those
horrid
C.
CvF.V'
ADOPTINO
PARTY
METHODS
During
the
last
election
there
was
a
great
deal
of
talk
about
non-party
candidates
and
non-party
methods.
A
number
of.
member?
were
elected
to
the
Legislature
on
a
BUJLDS
STRENGTH
QUICKLY
the
air
mail
service
of
the
country
was
turned
over
to
the
Army
fol
lowing"
the
suspension
of
the
con-
Lindbergh
Declines
Col.
Charles
A-
Lindbergh,
who
has
been
looming
prominently
recently
In
the
discussion
of
air
mall
service
following
his
criticism
of
the
administration's
action
ln
cancelling
the
contracts
of
private
companies,
had
no
comment
to
make
to
newspapermen
ln
regard
to
the
order
of
,
President
Roosevelt
entirely
suspending
the
service
but
he
Is
understood
to
be
ln
agreement
with
the
wisdom
of
the
order
until
such
time
as
there
has
been
a
revision
of
routes
ln
the
Interest
of
safety
of
non-party
ticket.
Yesterday
they
made
a
concerted
attack
(the
filers,
on
the
government
for
not
instituting
a
work
and
wai
Col.
coi.
Lit
Lindbergh
was
to
be
called
program
although
only
the
previous
day
J
the
Premier
hadln,b,y
"
th!
government
as
a
technical
.
adviser
ln
connection
with
the
re-
,mn,i
.u
,1
i
announced
that
the
administration
still
was
planning
toRUmption
of
the
nlr
ma
Kke
carry
out
a
work
and
wages
policy.
The
action
of
the
C.
C.lbut
it
was
announced
yesterday
V.
and
the
Independents
in
the
House
was
of
the
very
cs-
that
he
had
refused
to
serve
on
a
sence
of
party
government.
It
was
not
an
attempt
tohelpsPedal
committee
to
inquire
into
the
g6vernment
but
to
embarrass
it.
It
illustrates
the
fu-ithe
caPacltv
ot
lhe
Unlted
8tates
limy,
unaer
our
present
system,
of
trying
to
get
away
I
'
y
'
from
party
government.
I
that
the
use
of
the
Army
Air
Corps
to
carry
air
mull
Is
unwarranted
and
contrary
to
American
principles,"
Col.
Lindbergh
telegraphed
to
Secretary
of
War
Dern
from
New
York.
SILVER
AND
COPPER
ON
NEW
YORK
31
ART
NEW
YOIIK.
March
15:
(CP)
lUar
silver
closed
at
4C3ic
per
ounce
on
the
local
metal
market
yesterday
Copper
closed
at
8c
per
pound,
Today's
silver
price
was
1
45?ec.
General
Alex
INks
of
Yorkton.
SaskM
Succeeds
.Major
J,
S.
Koper
OTTAWA,
March
15:
CP1
Brigadier
Alex
rtoss
of
Yorkton".
Sask..
death
of
Sir
Arthur
Currie.
Col.
W.
W
Foster
of
Vancouver
la
first
vice-president.
Serve
Royal
City
Peas
oftcner
they
f
rich
In
food
value
easy
to
prepim
very
reaionablc
In
price.
(JirrS
THIRTY
DAYS
Carl
Erkkson,
a
young
man.
who
.
recently
drifted
into
town,
was,'
1C
TJ
A
C
CTi
suucm1
10
thirty
days'
lmprHon-1
I
AuJiU
ment
b'
Magistrate'
McClymont
In
i
city
police
court
yesterday
alter
!
'
noon
following
hi
reent
Measure
Gels
Through
uon
on
a
charae
of
theft
of
clothes
j
from
another
man
house.
In
a
rooming
Too
Much
"Party"
Last
Night
Too
Much
Food,
Late
Hours,
Smoky
""
Atmosphere,
YIiT-7'Aj
Morning
No
"Acid
Headache"
No
Upset
Stomach
Vu-nliM
y
thU
is
the
Ql'ICK-1-ST.
SCItl&T
tuid
lwNSII-Sl
vuy
l
cuiuttMt
Fl.lil.ING
TJjf;
LrvKC'l"S
of
lAcr-nnJulvrurc
lhe
n't
powerful
arid
n
iitrufinr
known
l'
vince.
Jutt
do
lhi$:
.
TA,j.lS,i
iiWH-nfiiU
of
Phil-lijH
Milk
of
MtiL'itrttii
in
a
t'a
of
wuler
HHttJUK
M.
In
(he
nuirnintf
ute
2
more
InWrsprMwfuIs
itli
the
jiiire
,r
Wl
KiLli
OMANGIi.
IliatS
all
I
nu'll
feel
grrul!
Or
luke
live
eiiii
silent
Dtnount
of
PhtUifift
Milk
of
Mncnesiii
tablet.
Karh
tablet
i
riiiil
to
a
tcu5Mxjnful
of
tbe
liquid.
Gel
tfoniiine
Pliillins
,c5t
Milk
f
Mfiws,:,
in
t!ie
B
liiniwiiir
li'fiMil
lorni.
nr
the
new.
in
ir
i
louslv
I
ronveniviil
t:il."-lv.
He
Fh!lli1sai
sure
its
Pi
1
1
1.
1
.IPS'
.
.
Ibe
kiud
ilnrtom
endonc.
NOW
IN
fA8!fr
OK
IIQUID
fOUM
25t
and
50c
Slitt
MD
IN
CHAO
J
u.
CHURCH
NOTICES
ANNUNCIATION
CHURCH
MISSION
J
During
th'Ift
week
masses
will
be
at
7
and
C
a.m.and
evening
service
at
7:30
Onetf
the
features
of
tjie
Mission
will
be
the
Question
Uox
at
the
evening
service
The
Missionary
will
be
glad
to
answer
nny
questions
concerning
Catholic
teaching
-
Non-Catholics
cordially
Invited
O
Y
A
L
BAN
OF
CANADA
Toronto
Judge
Is
Laid
at
Rest
In
Cobourg,
Ont.
a
i
T
H
R
THAT
WHICH
ENDURES
Over
many
yaft
and
through
many
thongti,
The
Royal
Bank
hoi
becom
firmly
bated
upon
;h
idid
rock
of
p.
rnc
and
proven
strength.
Ill
petition
at
one
of
the
great
banking
Inititutloni
of
the
world
hat
lohg
been
reicognlted.
K
took
plate
In
Toronto
hcrt
died
earlier
In
the
week.
uS
.Jt
at
rent
In
8t.
Peter's
Ceme
tery
ht
on
Tuesday
aftenioou
Mr
Ju(i
Armour,
who
u-a
born
hi
re
ir
of
a
well
known
family
of
In-i)
ahu
and
he
himself
practised
COnoUitQ.
Ont..
March
15
The
,
dtatlnetlon
In
Tornnlo
before
bf.
body
of
Ihc
late
Mr.
Justice
ftr-1
ing
elevated
a
lew
yean,
aeo
i
tbf
mour.
funeral
service
for
whom
(Supreme
Court
of
OnUro
Uet.ii:
END
WAS
II.
TIT
H
HANDS!
Let
the
Northern
Electric
ABC
Washer
Keep
Those
Shapely
Hands
OUT
OF
THE
WASHTUB
Why
batter
your
hands
ngalnst
a
washtub,
Why
.
redden
,
and
coarsen
thenj
by
pcfJodlc
Immersions
when
an
AllC
FJectrlc
Washer
will
do
the
Job
so
thoroughly
.and
so
quickly.
A
few
washdays
away
from
Uiu
hand
tubs
will'
soon
restore
your
hands
to
their
normal
smoothness
nnd
whiteness
and
the
family
wuliinr,s
will
be
done
better
than
ever
and
In
a
fraction
of
the
time.
It's
easy
to
own
an
AUG
Jii.$t
bay,
45,00
down,
with
the
bulaice
spread
mmfottnlily
over
Uw
years,
Northern
British.
Columbia
Power
Company
Limited