77
-
TAXI
-
77
(TOMMY'S)
Stand,
Capitol
Theatre
Block
Day
and
Night
Service
7-Passenger
Chryiler
Car
ASKS
ii
SEARCH
MINING
IS
REVIVING
Industry
Getting
on
Sound
and
Solid
Basis,
Saji
Koldcnt
.Mining
Eniineer
Stewart
Active
Neur
Was
Outlook
Better
There
lUrly
Resumption
at
Alice
Arm
Predicted
F
,
r'lnR
a
aolW
revival
of
into-j
,
nity
and
inter
partteu-,i.
the
Portland
Canal
section.
.
.h
T
Mandy,
rsasdwt
mln-cinerr
for
the
northwestern
-
u
survey
district,
returned
to
n
the
CataU
this
morn-.;
;.fyr
having
spent
the
past
t
r
so
inspecting
properties
In
A
Arm
and
Stewart
districts.
"
'
mdation
la
being
(aid.
aaya
?.'.hdv
for
a
period
of
rwl
.
:n
many
sections.
During
.-sent
year
there
Hm
been
prospecting
and
de-i
.!!!
work
by
prospectors,
i
property
owners
and
le-
i
intensive
prospecting
and
e'i
1
development
weric
toi
the
f'T.r
district
by
fft
and
I'v.
.
more
off
und
better
grade
tffn
opened
up
than
at
any
;
n
vioualy
and
the
outlook
la
'
healthy
with
further
ei-.
'
in
the
near
future
assured.
1
ii:e
lx
productmc
mine
op-
v
?
oi
the
preterit
Urn
Pre-r
r
'unwell.
Den
All
Bsyriew,
V-
Empire
and
SpldoT
and
de-'
m
work
la
being
carried
on
V
Big
Missouri
Unicom
and
0
.
River
properUea.
r
Mndy.
who
spent
a
week
ea
properUea
In
the
upper
X
'
country.
expects
renewed
i
aniYtty
In
the
Alice
Arm
C
'
v
hefore
long.
Here
there
la
a
f
il
field
for
intensive
pros-
i
and
detailed
development
The
weat
aide
of
the
Kltaault
i
especially
attractive
In
'-if
'
(tnld
valuea
that
are
known
'
'here.
Vancouver
Stocks
uj
a.
D.
mmm
oj
)
Vancouver
i
Miviourl,
(new),
J.
iiird.
9t.
tx.x
l
oo
Oold,
IM.
Km
River,
.01
Vfc.
'k
01
"lian.
31.
M
Hung
aur,
.18.
Son.
.OBVfc.
'
nal
Silver,
.04.
K
Mo
five.
.07H.
rt'"l
Oreille,
.68.
r'r
Idaho,
.OOVfc.
Prrmier.
l.o.
n
17
(asked).
K'H'ard.
.07.
"rnn.
.83,
6
Ifr
Crest,
.02.
W.'.nde.
.43.
i'-c
water.
.05.
Wavrrly.
.oity.
Oils
"hvan,
.004.
Heme.
1.25.
C
E
.
.88.
frhold.
.08.
A
P
Cons.,
.14.
Zoning
Pacific.
52
ft.
Toronto
c
"lumnrlo,
.18.
plural
Patricia,
50.
land
Lake
Gold,
.30.
Nranda.
32.00
6hrltt,
.82
Nickel.
18,15.
rnada.
.61,
Wacaaaa.
,00.
She
Will
Address
a
Public
Meeting
Hon.
Ian
McKensie
of
Vancouver
is
expected
to
arrive
in
the
city
Friday
and
will
address
a
public
meeting
that
evening,
the
Moose
Hall
having
been
secured
for
that
lomorrows
lides
High
0:22
a.m.
205
ft.
12:27
pjn.
21.8
ft.
"Low
6:24
am.
5.4
ft.
18:55
pjn.
3.4
ftt
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
V
1
XXIV
No.
241
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
OCTOBER
17,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
AUSE
.
OF
DISQUALIFICATION
.
r
FOR
BODIES
OF
VICTIMS
Militia
Conflict
between
atrtkerc.
strike-breakers
and
poiiee
In
Stratford.
Ont
have
bet
ome
severn
tha-
auth
.-in
ties
were
forced
to
call
out
the
militia
to
quell
the
disturbances.
Many
were
Injured
In
the
many
pitched
battle
wind)
occurred
at
Uic
Swift
Canadian
plant
in
Stratford
The
above
layout
ahowa
a
detachment
of
75
officers
and
men
frmi
the
R
al
C.ir.udian
Regiment
of
London.
Ont
arriving
In
Stratford,
complete
with
machine
guns,
barbed
wire
attachments
and
four
tanks,
hitherto
unused
for
any
purpose
but
army
movement.
The
London
detachment
la
In
charge
of
Col.
Langford.
O.C..
shown
at
right.
Another
detachment
from
Toronto
is
enroute
to
Stratford.
PASSING
OF
STATESMAN
Dr.
Inaio
Mlobe
of
Japan
Dies
In
Victoria
VICTORIA.
Oct.
17:
CPi
-Dr.
Inaao
Nltobe.
aged
71.
Jan
statesman,
died
here
Sunday
aifbt
following
a
month'a
Umeaa.
Death
followed
an
operation
earlier
to
the
day
Involving
the
opening
of
the
back
of
the
left
atde
and
draining
of
pus
from
a
subphrenic
abscess.
Dr.
Nltobe
had
attended
tne
recent
Institute
of
Pacific
Relations
meeting
at
Banff
and
was
taken
III
here
while
homeward
bound.
SCHOONER
CAPSIZES
SU
Men
and
One
Woman
llflicved
Drowned
Off
Cat
of
Nova
Scotia
WWirun"
.
mb
.
rvt
17:
(CP)
--
.
uuiiui
ahatrn
-
Wit
men
-
the
achooner
Bna
T.
Psraona
are
be-lkted
to
have
been
drowned,
the
upturned
vessel
having
off
the
coast-
V
O
Grant.
Vancouver
sale
operator,
who
has
been
.pending
the
naat
few
weeks
in
the
city,
wiled
by
the
Princess
Louise
yea-terday
afternoon
on
his
return
south.
1,1(1
OVIKSinSCKII'TION
1
Oil
KKI
TNIMSO
LOAN
nWAtl'A.
Oct.
17:
CP-
a
t,-
rwinlon
of
Canada
re-
funding
loan
ior
'
oversubscribed
by
$31,000.-
ws
000
test
week.
It
1
nnounm,
.
.
.:.
.u.
n.r.ariment
of
Finance.
T
Dy
VI"!
uri""
Detachment
Sent
Judge
Wants
To
Know
Why
Blind
Candidate
Not
Allowed
to
Run
bery
In
Kansas
some
months
ago.
Writ
Issued
Calling
Upon
Keturninjr
Officer
and
Three
ponds
to
the
value
of
$40.ooo
ai-Candidates
to
Give
Reason
Why
Lillooet
Candidate
reTn
Ulten
tl
that
Should
Not
be
Reinstated
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
17:
(CP)-Mr.
Justice
A.
I.
Fisher
v-osterday
granted
an
onier
nisi
ior
a
writ
oi
manuaiuua,
equiring
Returning
Officer
Alex
Ogston
and
three
con-!
nndintr
candidates
in
lillooet
to
show
cause
in
the
Su-
Dreme
Court
on
Friday
why
the
name
of
Major
J.
C.
Hart-
y.
blind
mining
engineer
and
ex-
service
man.
should
not
be
rein-
r
.
p
.
rtated
on
the
ballot
sheet
for
the
lYlCiVenZie
LOmillll.
iirovinclai
.1.i(An
election.
HarLait
Hartley,
who
whni
was
announced
as
an
Independent
i
candidate,
was
disqualified
by
the
returnini!
officer
on
nomination
day
causc
of
alleged
technical
errors
In
his
papers
BOMBING
i
OF
PLANE
Such
a
Sustention
In
Connection
With
Tuesday's
Crash
In
Indiana
VALPARAISO.
Ind..
Oct.
17:
A
bomb
exploding
In
mld-alr
may
have
been
responsible
for
the
crash
near
Chestcrdon,
Ind..
last
Tuesday
night
of
the
twin-motored
airplane
of
the
United
States
Air
Lints
with
loss
of
lives
of
seven
passengers.
It
is
suggested
by
the
auth
orities.
An
investigation.
has
sug-'
geatcd
this
possibility,
it
is
said.
!
It
Is
recalled
that
the
plane
In
which
K'nnte
Rockne.
noted
foot-
ball
couch,
and
several
other
passengers
lost
their
live
two
years
ago
was
believed
to
have
been
bombed.
To
Stratford
Strike
purpose.
It
is
understood
there
will
,
the
local
fish
exchange
this
morn-also
be
one
other
outside
speaker,
j
lug.
no
boats
being
in
with
catches.
Mr.
McKensie
Is
an
excellent'
sneaker
and
as
a
leading
Liberal!
e
will
discuss
tha
nrgsent
political
I
4
situation
in
support
of
the
candl-
dature
ot
T.
D.
Pattullo
and
th;
other
Liberal
candidates
of
the
nor-'
them
and
central
section
of
the
province.
Price
of
Gold
Higher
Today
By
Dollar
an
Ounce
MONTREAL.
Oct.
17:
The
price
of
gold
In
London
today
In
terms
of
Uie
Canadian
dollar
Jumped
more
than
a
dollar
to
$30.71
per
ounce.
IN
MOTORSHIP
DISASTER
Area
Seven
Men
Are
Arrested
For
Kansas
Theft
LOS
ANGELES.
Oct
17:
Seven
men
have
been
placed
under
arrest
'
here
In
connection
with
a
bank
rob-
grush
Fire
in
Los
Angeles
is
Found
Incendiary
LOS
ANGELES.
Oct.
17:
Alter
deliberating
for
two
da
vs.
the
iurv
at
the
Inquest
into
the
deaths
of
fire
fighters
who
lost
their
lives
w"xo-
when
trapped
in
a
canyon
In
the!..
,
recent
Orttflths
Park
brth
fire!
SILVER
AND
COPPER
near
thla
city
returned
a
verdict,
ON
NEW
YORK
MAUI
suggesting
the
belief
that
the
fatal
tire
had
been
of
Incendiary
origin.;
NO
FISH
SUE
TODAY
There
was
no
sale
of
halibut
on
NOBODY
ikSSmineIIW.
J.
Asselsline
Endorsed
By
No
bidders
nresented
them-
selves
at
the
office
of
the
sher-
Iff
here
this
morning
when,
as
4
a
result
of
an
action
ot
John
G.
Harris
against
the
Bnglnecr
Oold
Mines
Limited,
the
onee
4
famous
Engineer
Mine
In
the
AUln
district
was
offered
for
sale
at
auction.
The
sale
was
4
accordingly
postponed
until
!
"hSif
tan?n
twSST'
J
Coastguard
Cutter
In
'
Vicinity
Where
Good
Hope
Sank
Saturday
Uncertain
as
to
Whether
Death
List
Was
Eight
or
Ten-Names
of
Those
Who
Are
Believed
to
Have
Perished
Announced
SEWARD,
Alaska,
Oct
17:
(CP)
The
coastguard
cutler
Northland
Is
standing
by
and
searching
for
possible
rurvivors
of
the
wreck
on
Saturday
of
the
motorship
(Jood
Hope
eight
miles
north
of
Cape
Prince
of
Wales
during
a
terrific
gale.
Eight
lives
are
believed
lost
and
pos-sibly
ten.
The
coastguard
reported
that
the
body
of
one
of
8
hree
native
giria
on
board,
all
CONDEMNS
INFLATION
R.B.
Bennett
Continues
Campaign
Af
strut
Movement
to
Tamper
With
Country
Currency
f
EDMONTON.
Oct
17
Continuing
his
campaign
against
the
proposal
for
currency
inflation
In
Canada,
Premier
R.
B.
Bennett.
In
speaking
publicly
here,
declared
that
such
countries
as
Germany
and
Prance
which
had
tried
inflation
would
never
ao
back
to
It
Such
a
policy
would
be
ruinous
In
Canada
fd-such
as
it
had
been
in
other
eoun-
trie.
"Currency
inflation
will
not
aorve
Canada's
financial
problems,"
said
t
Premier
Bennett.
While
his
govern-1
ment
remained
in
office,
no
change
would
be
taken
that
might
prevent
Canada
from
paying
its
obligations
according
to
the
terms
of
ita
con
tracts,
the
Prime
Minister
declared.
,
J
Malkin
Warehouse
D
LL
J
O..
iVOOOea
On
OUnaaV
I
Aimed
Men
Escape
With
$t50
Worth
of
Goods
After
Beating
I
And
Binding
Watchman
j
VANCOUVER.
Oct.
17:
(CP
Five
armed
men
beat
up
and
bound
the
night
watchman
of
W.
H.
Mai-
,
kin
Co.
Ltd-
wholesale
grocers.!
Sunday
night
and
escaped
with!
,8
ot
cigarettes
and
to-!
NEW
YORK.
Oct.
17:
CP
Bar
stiver
closed
at
36V&C
per
ounce
on
the
local
metal
market
yesterday.
Copper
was
unchanged
at
8c
per
pound.
NEW
YORK.
Oct.
17
-Silver
was
quoted
here
today
at
3Vc.
Copper
sold
at
8c.
T.
U.
Pattullo
Liberal
bound
for
Shtanaref,
had
been
re-
covered.
The
probable
death
list
Includes
the
(olio
wing:
Captain
Henry
Ivanoff
of
Nome.
Engineer
Murphy
of
Nome.
Deckhand
Ed.
George
and
Roy
Allok
of
Nome.
Elmer
Henderson,
passenger
and
tatudent
at
Whitman
College
near
Watta-WalMf
Waste
"
Clara
Foster.
Catherine
Aden
and
Bertha
Ioktongak,
three
native
girls.
This
list
would
be
Increased
to
ten
If
the
report
that
two
Russian
srienstata
rescued
by
the
Good
Hope
fiom
little
Diomede
Island
after
they
had
been
shipwrecked
is
verl-
To
Make
Fresh
Effort
to
Get
To
Stratosphere
CHICAOO.
Oct.
17
T.
O.
W.
SetUe.
who
failed
In
an
attempt
to
reach
the
stratosphere
last
August
in
the
aluminum
balloon
"Century
of
Progress"
owing
to
Uw
failure
of
one
of
valves
to
fu.KUon
proper-
ly.
expects
to
take
off
within
a
day
or
another
attenipt
U
reach
Whr
oere
to
study
cosmic
rays.
ULMISAT
:
CALCUTTA
1
British
Flyer
Attempting
to
Lower-I
Mark
Set
Last
Week
By
!
Klngsford-Smlth
CALCUTTA.
Oct.
17:
(CP)
Flight
Lieutenant
Charles
Ulm
ar
rived
here
yesterday
from
Karachi
on
a
flight
from
London
to
Australia.
He
is
attempting
to
lower
the
new
time
record
made
last
week
by
Sir
Charles
Ktngsford-
Smith.
as
the
Official
Candidate
For
Atlin
W.
J.
Assolstino,
Liberal
candidato
for
Atlin
constituency,
has
received
the
following
telegram
from
T.
D.
Pattullo
at
Nelson:
"I
am
sorrv
Mr.
Kercin
has
entered
the
contest
You
am
tithe
official
candidate
of
the
Liberal
party
and
I
bespeak
for
you
the
support
of
all
Liberals
and
tho
electorate
gen
erally,
frurtner
i
oeiieve
mat
you
are
particularly
well
qualified
to
represent
a
mining
constituency."
5
3
'ky
4?
IV
at)
4?
.
j
j
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