252.
The
Family
Shoe
Store
Third
Avenue.
We
were,
told
ves
ford
was
a
test
of
the
IP
LIMITED
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
FRINCE
RTJPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
THE
RY-ELECTION
Phone
357
SEE
the.-
-
-
Stunning
New
Spring
SHOES
IIY
'Senoritd
All
new
styles
.
.
.
leaders
in
values
and
style
Just'
received
a-smart
and
intriguing
array
of
styles.
See
these
in
Blue,
Grey,
Brown,
Black
and.
White.
Have
you
visited
our
bargain
department?
It
will
pay
you.
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News,
Limited.
Third
Avenue
H.
F.
PULLEN
Managing-Editor
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
City
delivery,
by
mall
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
In
advance
,
For
lesser
periods,
paid
In
advance,
per
week
By
mall
to
all
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British,
Empire
and
DAILY
EDITION
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
comment.
The
Liberal
won
with
a
maioritv
of
15?.n
$5.00
.10
Tuesday,
April
17,
1934
EFFECT
OF
PUNISHMENT
It's
a
spring
morning.
The
sun
is
shining
and
evervthintr
is
happy.
How
can
a
man
or
woman
be
anything
else
but
happy
under
such
conditions?.
Again
it
is
raining.
A
cold
wind
is
blowing;
All
nature
is
shrinking
from
the
blasts
of
the
elements.
Under
such
!
conditions
it
is
much
more
difficult
to
be
happy
and
cheerful.
It
is
a
person's
lot
to
be
thrown
amontr
hannv
enmnan-
ions.
Cheerfulness
becomes
a
habit.
It
is
difficult
to
be
sad
i
.
1
1
t.
unuer
sucn
conditions.
Another
person-is
thrown
among,
companions
who
are
always
complaining,
who
feel
themselves
injured,,
who
are
at
war
with
the
world.
They
see
nothing
eood
in
the
world
and
they
live
only
for
themselves.
Under
such
conditions!
it
livery
difficult
to
be
happy.
The
cheering
thing
is
that
we
can.
change
our
environment,
can
influence
our
companions
and
can,
helatn.
make
as
at
the
last
election
the
majority
for
the
Liberal
was
only
about
half
a
hundred.
HARD
ON
THE
IJACHELOIIS
Italy
is
not
to
be
a
country
of
"single
blessedness."
Ba
chelors
are
to
nav
half
their
income
intn
tho
nnMnnni
t.0o
Wkot
Acid
Indigestion
and
Heartburn
and
their
frequent
sequels
Naunea(
Headache,
Bad
Breath,
Sleepless
Nights
can
easily
be
guarded
againU
by
taking
a
little
flmr-ated
Magnenia
(Binmuth
in
Ma(rneia)
after
eat-inc.
.
.
.The
over-acid
con.
dition
of
the
stomach
is
improved
by
this
protective
neutraliter.
...
Try
it
.
.
.
Powdtr
or
TableU.
.
.
At
all
Drug
Store.
us
mtxviaJbui
MAGNESIA
1
BISMUTH
IN
MAGHESIA
Its
a
Protective
Htutralizer-HOT
a
Laxative
Stocks
React
To
Break
in
Silver
All
Ixmu-s
Off
Yesterday
Ini
New
York
Trading
Wheat
Is
Also
Weak
.
NSW
YORK,
AprlM7:
The
stock
!
market
reacted
sharply
yesterday
to
the
seven-eighths-
of
a
cent
break
In
the
price
of
silver
and
the
weakness
in
wheat
with
all
Issues
losing
ground.
The
Industrial
average
at
closing
was
103.57.
off
1.47:
rails.
49.07.
off
.51:
utilities,
25.71.
off
.05,
and
bonds,
94.61.
off
.81.
Vancouver
Stocks
!
the
world
brighter
no
matter
where
wa
may
be
located.!
MaPle
Lea,
-72-Don't
let
environment
spoil
our
lives.
Rise
above
sordid1
flck,e
Cr0.w-
l
surroundings.
Vancouver
Alexandria,
.07.
Bayvlew,
.024.
B.
C
Nickel,
.62:
Big.
Missouri,
20.
Bralorne.
14.00i
Bridge
River
Con,
.43.
B.
R,
X.,
1.05.
Butte
I
X.
L,
55.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.00.
Dunwell,
27.
Georgia
River,
.024.
Dentonla,
1.77.
Golconda,
.42:
Hercules,
.08
"4.
Indian,
.03.
(ask).
Mlnto,
.68,
Meridian.
.20
"i.
Morning
Star.
29tlz.
Native
Son,
.05j
National.
Silver.
.04.
Noble
Five.
.11.
Pend
Oreille,
1.08.
Porter
Idaho,
.094.
Premier,
L36.
Reeves
McDonald,
.15.
Reno,
.89,
Reward,
.09
"4.
Silver
Crest,
.03.
Salmon
Gold,
JO.
Taylor
Bridge,
.65.
:
Wayside.
2&.
Whitewater,
.07.
United
Empire,
.17.
Waveriy
Tangier.
.02.
Toronto.
Central
Patricia,
.66.
Chlbougamaa.
.13
i
"
xM'i
Lee
Gold,
.174.
Granada,
.84.
inter.
Nickel,
28.00.
Macassa,
2.65,
Noranda,
43.00,
Sherritt
Gordon,
L23,
Slsco
2.42.
Thompson
Cadillac.
M
Ventures,
.97.
Lake
Maron,
.10.
Teck
Hughes,
7.50.
Sudbury
Basin,
1.60,
Columario,
.38.
Smelter
Gold.
20z.
Can.
Malartic,
.58.
Little
Long
Lac,
4.65...
-
Bagamac.
32.
South
Tlblemont,
.13.
5.
Long
Lac
Lagoon,
.22.
Manitoba
ti
Eastern,
.25
Vi.
terday
that
the
election
in
South
Ox-jLaWSUlt
Against
RrrPnOTh
nf
tho
foHovol
rrntfnv.nmnMf
!
wwva.aahvuA
wiA'WAV.ULACAa
i-
.
1
iiiiirni
1
.
a
a
.
and
that
all
Canada
was
watching
the
"polling,
particu-1
Actor
Rilled
Ollt
mi
1
in
us
reiauon
10
me
aievens
policy
ot
inquiring
into
1
!fjH$n&
we
re
also
told
that
the
election
was
lh
Angles
Tudge
Finds,
victor
vtwuisv-tuun
uieai;
uuu
lines.
V
-olloVinglhat
declaration-lhere.is.no
need
for
further
McLaglen
Not.
Responsible-For
Injuries-
-
;"
LOS
ANGELES.
April
17:
A.
sult
in
which
$10,000.
damages
was
sought
from.
Victor
McLaglen,
well
known
screen
actor,
for
Injuries
alleged
to
have
been
sustained
by
an
other
actor
in
the
course
of
a
fight'
staged
during
the
production
of
a
sury
whereas
married
men
pay
only
one
quarter.
In
thislV,"
ru,ed
ut
bV
th?
country
we
mak,
a
great
fiWWi
thWor
&r
percent.
A
working
man
in
Italy
who
is
unmarried
and!
held
that
McLaglen
could,
not
be
wno
earns
a
thousand
dollars
must
pay
a
tax
of
$500.
I
held
personally
liable.
Man
in
the
Moon
Good
afternoon.
Are
you:
ready
to
plant
your
rose
bushes?
Jake
says
he
thinks
the
whole
country
Is
going
soft
Today,
a
soft-ball
league
Is
being
organized
Instead
of
a
baseball
league;
These
are
hard
times
but
they
are
improving.
Pretty
soon
even
a
dentist
will
have
to
apologize
foe
looking
down
In
the
mouth.
The
latest
method
of
transport
lng
'flowers
from
one
country
to
another
Is
to
freeze
them
in
a
block
of
ice.
Fancy
sending
your,
girl
a
bouquet
like
that.
It
might
engender
a
certain
coolness
that
would
not
be
conducive
to
love
thrills.
TOE
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday
Apr!:
1?
IS
DEAD
'LIBRARY
ON
LINE'
BENEFITS
.
K.
Charles
Succumbs
to
Dropsy
On
Telegraph.
Lln
Nurikd.
By.
Two,
Neighbors-
Delayed,
all
around
on
her
present
voyage
north.
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt
A.
E.
Dickson,
is
due
in.
port
at
0:30
this
evening
from
Anyox.
Stewart
and
other
northern
points
and
will
sail
soon
thereafter
for
Vancouver
and
waypolnts.
V
Itlg
Telephone
Bridge
l'arty
Net
$75
I'or
New.
Book.
Campaign-Fund
Another
"uuki
$75
was
realized
for
the
T
"There's
I
want;
oday's
Weather
Terrace
Clear,
44.
Hazelton
Cloudy,
windy,
45.
Smlthers
Part
cloudy,
calm
ml!d.
Burns
Lake
Bright,
calm,
32.
the
Dad
Baseball
Opener
ABOLISHING
Monday
UeterrecL
WAq
itain
At
National
Capital.
PrevonU;
I'laying
of
(Same
IVtwcen
"
Washington
and
Boston
WASHINGTON
DJC
AutH
(Canadian
(Canadian
Press
rrcss
owing
Owing
to
w
IT
tain,
iBin.i
i
known
as
the
Jewel
mine
Thirty
years
ago
or
more
It
wms
oonMdered
a
promising
property
and
wt
ih
xene
of
considerable
activity.
Re
cenUy,
It
again
attracted
attention
and
was
refinanced
and
renamed
The
late
E.
H.
MorUmer
of
thU
eity
was
at
one
time
one
of
the
prrncl
al
owners.
LKFT
KSTATK
TO
CIIII.lltKN
NEW
YORK.
April
17:-Otto
11
'Cahn,
famous
financier
and
art
wtron,
who
died
here
recently,
sft
no
bequesu
to
charity
In
hta
1U.
His
entire
estate
was
ordered
Uvlded
between
his
four
children
,rhe
widow
was
taken
care
of
by
Mr.
Kahn
before
he
died
right
there
in
the
OOM'
catalogue"
Tom
is
a
wise
boy.
He's
been
to
the
C.C.M.
dealer's
and
had
a
look
over
the
new
1934
C.C.M.
s.
He
hat
picked
out
the
model
he
wants,
and
is
showing
it
to
his
dad
in
the
C.C.M.
catalogue.
With
what
he
knows
about
bikes
himself
and
the
information
given
him
in
the
C.C.M.
catalogue.
Tom
can
show
hi
i
Dad
reasons
aplenty
why
a
1934
C.C.M.
is
such
a
wonderful
buy.
He
can
tell
Dad
alt
about
the
seamless
steel
tubing
of
aero-
V?
piane
ngniness
usea
in
tne
irames
tne
u.u.n.
triplex
Hanger
that
makes
a
C.C.M.
run
so
easily
the
powerful
C.C.M.
coaster
brake
that
coasts
so
freely
and
stops
so
smoothly
the
comfortable
suspension
saddle
the
new
(
"
Endrick
Chromium
plated
rims,
the
rustless
steel
spokes
.and
the
new,
racy
Dunlop
tires.
He
can
also
till1
Dad
that
V.the
bright
parts
are
not
merely
Chromium
plated
but
the
Chromium
is
applied
over
u
u
m.
s
famous
20.year
nickel,
so
that
this
super-brightness
is
sure
to
last.
There's
such
a
lot
of
EXTRA
quality
built
into
a
C.C.M.
that
it
is
really
beyondcomparison
with
in
ordinary
bicycle.
Son,
why
don't
you
get
a
C.C.M.
catalogue
from
your
nearestC.C.M.deal
er?
Then
you
can
show
your
Dad
th
modellyou
want,
and
be
able
to.ttll
him
why
the
C.C.M.
is
such
a
wonderful
buy
at
today's
prices.
Hallway
Kmplu.xees
Pass
Itesoruti,,
A-klng
1
hat
Ten.
I'erwnt
Kt.
ductlon
Ib
ItrtlorMl
At
IU
regulai
---
in.
,
.
...
,v.
f
-
,
.,L
t1(
per,
wno
naa
been
suiiermg
irom,Prmce
Rupert
Public
Library
new
it
was
necessary
to
postpone
tte
mn'
m
I-""
iii
nuni,
dropsy
for
some
time
died
in
his
the
lMlw;1
Employ
of
Major
carnpn,gn
as.
a
result
of
the
opening
game
I)mpR
cabin
at
Currier
Creek,
fifty
':,
,
.
teleuhonc
bridge
baseball
season
scheduled
tc
be
d
oUm
,
..,
em
;
,
holding
of
a
large
telephone
bridge
north
of
sixth
Cabin
on
the
deso-!
VMterday
aflMfiaM1
aes
on
th
canadun
n
r,
late
Yukon
Telegraph
trail
on
Ap-
party
at
some
twentyflve
nomeijbctweeli
Wa,hmgton
senator
awl
way
passed
h
re
...
luu,-.
m,
ju,
uccoroing
iu
a
report
rc-
msi
nigni.
mere
wcio
um
"-!Boston
Red
Sox.
OMier
opetllnf
nruwajr
managem
m
u
.ibolUii
ceivea
ai
divisional
headquarters
enty-flve
tables
in
play
ana
up-
games
n
the
American
and
Natlo-.wage
reductions
un,
of:
the
provincial
nolice
here.
He
1.
r
4nn
.u.m
u.k
in
nttfn.'nul
Imdum
are
aehMtuled
for
to-
emulovees
-
ui
r
"
'
-
wnlut
UUU
,
lalvil
service
impiovn
lieu
than
SI0O0
per
n
m
tort
number
of
,.
In
1
'J
ipOU
Ittdt
In
its
n-utal.
the
,
TTT.ITTS
dance
at
the
various
places.
Theay.
,
,.,.npt,.
for.
three
days
prior
to
his
death
,
.V.
.
:tcd
t..
the
improved
u,.,,.,
0
,
Iby
two
neighboring
trappers,
Otto
P"
e,c
,..,.
-,,...
railway
rev.nue.
.,
.hi
h
h
.7
Supplied
by
3.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Ltrf
iAdler
and
Ous
Hlldebrand.
who
hud
Cameron
and
Joseph
Wlckett
In
.'
;rt
the
employe.-
;
houici
been
constantly
with
him
and
who,
contract
ana
momas
mac
u.m,
A
baMbnM
maUn
u
pUycd
Ul,,y
had
i.rn.
)
.
after
his-
death,
conducted
the
sol-
Mrs.
J.
A.
Morris
In
auction.
jthu
ancrnoon
belwttn
a
port
Rs-
'he,r
dllm-
In
wi
.
and
u
emn
act
of
burial.
1
There
were
tables
at
the
homes-smgUm
jauanee
lw,m
an(
oils
The
fedeni
.
..
n
ns.
:
The
death
was
reported
upon
Qf
the
following:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Hn
r,
infPmMtia.
th
ftu
fit
to
rrstiue
h.
,
,
over
long
distance
by
Adler
to
a
Mri-enn
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Mc-
Coroner
Dk.
K.
V.
Agnew
of
Sml-
Leod,
Miss
Muriel
Morris.
Miss'
ther
who
satisfied
himself
that
Laura
Stephens,
Benevolent
nnd
Charles'
death
had
been
due
to
protective
Order
of
Elks,
Mr.
and
natural
causes.
Charles
was
a
1
Mrs.
Thomas
B.
Black,
Dr.
and
Mrs.
single
man,
AiexHolmberg
Is
Laid
at
Rest
Funeral;
of;
Elderly
Pioneer
Resident
Of:
City
Took.
Place
This
Afternoon
The
funeral
of
the
late
Alexander
Holmberc,
well
known
elderly
pioneer
resident
of
Prince
Rupert,
whose
death
occurred
a
day
or
so
ago
at
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital,
took,
place
this
afternoon
from
the
chapel
of
Haynor
Bros.,
undertakers,
to
Falrvlew
Cemetery,
with
Captain
A.
Coxson
and
Lieut
H.
Mllley
of,
the
Salvation
Army
officiating.
Among
those
present
at
the
rites-were
Mr.
and
Mrs.'Colllns
of
Jap
Inlet,
.son-in-law
and
daughter
ot
deceased.
J.
H.
Carson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
E.
Drake.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Dlbb,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
C
Walker.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lance
SUles.
William
Stone.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
G.
Van.
der
Sluys,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
P
Balagno,
G.
P.
Lyons,
T.
J.
Williams.
George
Ro
rle.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
B.
McCallum,
Miss
Jean
Stalker.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
D.
Vance.
Miss
Jean
Harrison
R.N..
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Crulckshank.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
M.
Blackstock.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
M.
Davles,
Mrs.
J..
A.
Morris.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
A.
MacCal-lum,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Steve
King.
Col.
and
Mrs.
S.
P.
McMordle.
Mr.
and
Mrs,
J.
E.
Morris,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
W.
Anderson.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
H.
Arnold.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
N.
Good,
Dr.
and
Mrs.
R.
G.
Large.
Miss
Caroline
Mitchell.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
W.
Patmore.
Miss
Margaret
Shiel
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
II.
Haworth.
game
Is
set
for
4
30.
Local
Man
Was
Once
Owner
Of
Dentonia
Mine
Considerable
interest
Is
being
taken
by
stock
speculators
In
uie
Dentonla
gold
property
in
t
Oreenwood
section,
owing
to
1U
recent
spectacular
upward
activity.
To
old
timers
of
the
Oreenwood
area,
the
Dentonla
will
be
betUr
pioyew
were
in
Mm...ir
:.
tftjf,tuid
receive
uju.u
'r
It
wms
fell
As
th
welfare
of
was
dvptmdent
jikji
of
living
Uie
Im-ome
provided,
is
wa
(.-
!
lutlon
would
rercive
w
the
Chamber
of
Comn
.
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"vltsttttaL
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'he
rsc
Mirier
0!
vice
organisations
ma:
u-a
(t.ix
tannbcri
of
parliament
v;
ir.
eopte
Af
the
resoliiii.it:
.tr
bti
sent.
Jap
Fisherman
Dies
at
Osland
Remain
of
Itlvaburo
SakanU
Broutht
Here
and
ISuriil
Hill
Take
PUre
XakxVlj
9
Th
remain
of
Riburo
SiU-moto.
a
Japanese
fi.hfrm,tn
v!m
died
suddenly
at
Om.u,!
Smith
Li-let,
were
brought
to
hi-
c.u
m
night
for
Interment
frm
th
ths-pei
al
Haynor
Brc
undruifn
SalUhniKO.'
Who
wn
fifty
yesri
of
age
and
to
survived
b
a
wtdov
trd
family,
had
been
a
rrMrient
of
the
8keena
River
for
some
yesn
COM
the
easyrnnning,
trucvaluc
Bicycles
C.CM.
Boyi
nnd
GirU'
MckWi
J?
SO
C.M.Crt$centMniorUdi
Jf50
C.C.M.
SurxWd
Rotdittr
38
00
C.CM,
Lidid'
.
4000
c.cM,
Bey
scout
5
1.50
C.C.M.
Rod
(Uctr
42.50
C.CM.
Light
Rodtr
4S.00
Tim
pymcnu
my
U
rrnd
for
imll
Kaien
Hardware,
Agents
For
C.C.M.
BICYLES
See
Tom
Ballinger,
3rd
Ave.
M9
For
your
C.C.M.
Bicycles,
Dunlop
Tires
and
Accessories