ttC.ILIT
TIHtOU
in:
in
tiinii
-
liLTtTY
DISTRICT
AUOIt
tY
IN
I
KT
ni
akncixa.
rvi
a
-
rvtmiv
Dit-
A
ey
ltjran
front
the
wttl.ee
tit:
t
crfriunlnar
beartnc
of
l
lie
r
a
Almee
UcPhrtwcn.
Evan-:.fe
of
criminal
conspiracy,
i-r
j
belief
after
investigating
her
'
f
being
kidnapped
that
the
re-
-
arw
a
v
nwqiiw
a
a
-.w
-
aw
r
a
hypocrite"
s
R't
j
ro:iUI
attack
on
the
"Pour
:
-.-
Oetur
rejniea
of
the
dav'a
cross-
uft
-u!
iftn
,hltk
tfl
tittl
tAor
la
i
-
n
,
in
me
line
ot
rrMn
u
.
IT
.ioui
Mr,
Mtrnerson
ai
siirui
uept
at
one
point
where
ahe
threw
t
arge
That'
a
lie"
back
In
Ity-
'Suh'jh
with
th
evangelist
oer
a
-uk
ie'.ter
and
had
been
asked
who
aire
l:
ta
the
urea.
He
aald
Mr
Mr-
.mivq
un,
insts
a
lie
iter
hw
'ft
aimed
her
ON
IMMIGRATION
sua
nt
mill
ii
r.
wiiti.i:
ni
n-
1HV
IV
MINI!
KI.OAKII
HI
POLICY
BRANDON,
Oct
5
Robert
forke
mm-
t
r
of
Immigration,
at
a
banquet
laat
'
aald
while
he
would
do
hu
utmo
fur
western
Canada
to
cur(
Inunl-
tn
,
.
l
....
.
.
.
.
i
nA.
wua
me
uueretu
o
n
ow
c
n
He
referred
particularly
to
the
time
prm
ince,
which,
he
atld.
could
rb
muy
immigrant.
ui
Pock
aald
he
was
moat
optimlatic
la
regard
to
Immigration
and
that
no
1
-:bt
a
great
tnfluk
pt
lmmlgranU
could
be
eipected
a
a
result
of
"a
more
ag-tmti
immigration
policy."
He
stated
fc'Tever
that
he
had
no
molutlorury
Emigration
policy
to
announce.
J
COLLISION
OF
C.N.R.
TRAINS
8A8KATOON,
Oct.
.
Seven
people
fr
injured
at
Kellther.
Saskatchewan.
i.en
the
Canadian
National
Easlbound
trln
collided
.with
a
freight
train
partly
on
the
main
Una
and
partly
on
the
aid
"
yesterday.
The
engineer
of
the
p-hger
train
was
badly
scalded,
the
fireman
had
his
rib
broken
and
three
riiunen
met
with
minor
Injuries.
Two
pamenger
were
slightly
bruised.
The
porter
of
a
deadhead
car
had
a
harrow
escape
from
death
when
the
car
telescoped
with
those
In
th
yard
where
they
were
aleeplng.
NO
OPPOSITION
TO
HON.
C.
A.
DUNNING
IlEOINA,
Oct.
67-
The
Conservative
nave
definitely
decided,
not
to
oppose
Hon,
c
A,
Dunning,
the
recently
appointed
mlnlater
of
rllwy,
at
ftie
by
-u'lloir
which
U
to
b
held.
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
.4
4
4
4
4
IIV'I
U
CTION
lltTi:"
M.T
IOK
Ml
MI1I
KH
Ol'
KlXf
f.lIIIMT
OTTAWA.
Oct
6.
Writ
for
the
by
-eject
lop
for
the
return
of
cbint
minuter
were
Usued
thM
morning
for
seat
in
Quebec.
Ontario.
Manitoba.
Sakat
the
an
and
Alberta.
Polling
ts
ta
take
"place
If
Be
ce
wary
on
Not
ember
9,
and
nominations
November
3.
Bix
others
tnr!udir.g
Premier
King
and
Or
J
11
King,
must
be
returned
but
the
by-election
dates
hate
not
been
set
ytL
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
44444444444444444
DECLARES
DISMISSAL
OF
COUNSEL
IS
BASED
ON
POLITICAL
GROUNDS
OTTAWA.
Oct
6
In
a
atatement
lat
right
W
P
O
Connor
K.C..
former
Joint
counsel
with
R.
L
Calder.
K.C..
for
the
Rsyal
Commission
Investigating
the
custom
department,
charge
that
hi
dla
mint!
was
based
on
political
ground.
On
September
30
O
Connor
wa
notified
by
the
department
of
Justice
that
hi
err
Ice
aa
counsel
bad
been
dispensed
with.
USE
OF
HERRING
FOR
,
REDUCTION
PURPOSES
ON
VANCOUVER
ISLAND
VICTORIA,
Oct
6.
Acceding
to
requests
from
the
Vsncourer
Island
fish
erles
or-eratore,
the
federal
authorities
decided
to
allow
the
use
of
herring
for
reduction
purposes,
according
to
an
Ot
tawa
denpalch
received
4oday.
The
plants
will
be
allowed
the
Use
of
herring
for
reduction
purposes
until
December
31.
WEATHER
REPORT
Terrace
-naln.
calm.
temp.
82.
Anyox
noudy.
calm,
temp.
50.
8tert
Cloudy,
calm,
S.
wine1.
temp
48.
Hsrelton
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
u.
Smithers
-Cloudy,
cslm.
Burns
Lake
Cloudy,
calm,
temp
40.
Illlll
AT
PEACIII.VMi.
mil
DAVID
RITCHIE
!
DIES
ON
BOAT
ULLL
KNOUN
IIMII.KMAV
Of
CUV
PtsMH
A
WAV
OX
l.NOME
THM
Word
was
recetred
last
night
ot
the
death
of
Datld
Ritchie,
father
of
Captain
Date
Ritchie
of
the
hsllbut
bos
Unoroe.
while
fishing
aboard
the
boat.
Last
night
the
tessel
wa
at
Uassett
awaiting
the
abatement
of
the
atom,
which
wu
sweeping
the
coast,
to
corns
'
into
port.
The
Isle
Ur
Ritchie
was
fishing
oc
the
Unome.
a
three
man
boat
operating
out
of
this
port.
Hla
home
is
or
Eetenth
Avenue
to
this
city.
His
deslh
cam
suddenly
a
he
waa
apparently
tc
good
health
when
be
left
on
his
last
trip.
Deceased,
who
came
here
seven
years
ago
from
the
Old
Country
and
ha.
been
engaged
In
fishing
.
out
of
thi
poet
ever
since,
waa
fit,
year
of
age
aro
was
born
la-
K!nfSTAtnrhire,
ScotlanU
1
Deslde
Capt
Ritchie.
!a
sou,
h
leasee
I
to
mourn
hi
loss
daughter
who
re-)
eldei
in
Londoa
Ergland.
The
late
Ml
Ritchie
was
a
widower.
Interment
will
take
piece
here
on
ar
rival
of
the
body
from
the
Islsnds.
BESTPRICE
CITYBONDS
(
Ot
M
IL
Ut"T
Mdlll
.UTLTTLII
lllT
Ol
I
I
K
HHt
MIDI:
IOU
PKINCt
Kl
I'l.KT
IH
IttN-Tt
nix
The
rll
council
Ut
night
ar
replrd
for
WI.ihhi
worth
f
de
bentures
the
le4
price
that
lia
eter
ben
offernl
for
Itlm-e
Ko
pert
bonds.
The
lne
rnllrd
of
liH.iHK)
street
resurfsj
Ing
Imnds
anil
IU.'xiO
liN-al
Improtrnirnts.
bolh
flte
per
cenK
and
an
offer
of
WUt
fruin
IViulertoii
A
Son
of
tanrouter.
bidding
on
behalf
of
themehe
and
t.
P.
CUrk
Co
a
accepted
for
llirm
by
I
lie
roumil.
H.
t.
Mslhekon,
city
lreuurer.
explslxH
to
I
he
roonell
tlut
the
eil
or
the
bondi
to
the
city
would
be
VV5
where:
an
lue
lat
)er
of
3't
pen
cents
hail
col
a.
"It
I
a
ter.v
goMl
price,
the
let
the
rllj
has
ever
been
offered
tor
Its
bonds"
remarked
Mr.
MslheMin
In
connection
wllh
Ihe
offer
of
Pern
herton
S.
Hun.
On
million
of
Aid.
Cae,v.
ecoiil
ed
by.
Aid.
Joe.
tlreer,
Ihli
offer
arYepleil.
KEIOWNA.
Oct.
6.
Arthur
Mowat
ot
reachland.,73
yeara
of
age.
son
of
thr
late
Sir
Oliver
Mowat.
at
one
time
Premier
of
and
later
Lieut.
Oovemov
of
Ontario,
died
yesterday.
Four
Important
Properties
at
Alice
Arm,
Near
Dolly
Varden,
Bonded
Vancouver
Capitalists
Word
come
from
Alice
Arm
of
an
important
mining
deal
tn
the
bonding
.
m
,-.
rnt.r
Cliff.
Homeatake
and
Vanguard
mining
properties
by
j
r.
Tener
who
la
understood
to
be
acting
on
behalf
of
Oeneral
A.
D.
McRae.
Col
Victor
Spencer
and
other
Vancouver
capitalists,
tne
jour
p,.
...
.
'
....
riw
v.rden
Mine
and
the
KtUault
Glacier
and
have
always
been
lwls"ll
1
17
Sv
.nered
nroml.lng
copper
.howlng.
The
largest
bond
waa
for
S.00.000
taken
out
on
the
Vanguard
and
It
1
reported
that
Mr.
Tener
I
now
contracting
for
500
feet
of
tunnelling
on
thl.
property.
The
four
deaU
were
completed
laat
Satur
day
night
and
Mr.
Tener
la
still
at
Alice
Arm
attempting
to
ctcse
on
other
pro
Ti-
n-d
Point
property
Is
owned
byiDavldaon.
Ous
Pearson
and
Arthur
ni.
rvindsen
et
al.
the
Copper
Clllf
by
!
smith
and
the
Vanguard
by
Morrl.
A
ivktaon
th.
llomestak.
by
A,
Pedtrsen
and
the
Strombech
brother.
TAXI
Boston
Grill
25
and
Asbulance
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service)
-w
-
-w
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
door
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Av.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
8th
St
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIDEOK,
Prop.
least.
Phone
467.
Northern,
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
XVI.
NO.
234.
VOL
PRINCE
RUPCRTt
B.C..
WEDNESDAY.
OCTOBER
fl,
1929.
Circulation
1675
Sales
5-4
LKKlbil
lUNU
UN
WAK
KiUUtN
CHARLES
A.
EDISON,
38-year-old
son
of
the
Inventor
who
hai
Just
succeeded
his
father
as
president
of
the
Thomas
A.
Edison
Industries.
EdUon
senior
Is
busy
with
hi
notebooks,
recalling
promising
lines
of
research,
and
specially
Interested
In
electroplating
methods.
Former
Terrace
Lady
Now
in
Florida
Tells
Recent
Storm
Horrors
ii
-
-
-N
11
11
Mrs.
Marjorie
Ross
took
in
number
of
refugees
and
cared
for
them
at
her
new
home
in
southest
Some
Idea
of
the
terrible
storm
which
overtook
Miami
and
other
part
of
Florida
recently
may
be
gained
from
an
account
of
It
written
by
Mrs.
Marjorie
Ross,''
formerly
Dally
News
correspondent
at
Terrace,
who
left
last
winter
for
Florida
to
Join
her
husband
at
OJusi
thirteen
miles
north
ot
Miami,
a
place
that
was
right
In
the
path
ot
he
hurricane.
The
story
as
told
by
this
eyewltne:
will
prove
thrilling,
especially
to
those
who
know
Mr.
Ross
and
who
have
experienced
some
ot
the
fierce
storms
that
occasionally
sweep
the
less
favored
parts
ot
the
country.
Mr.
Rcs
write:
-
All
night
the
wind
raged
and
roared
jaw
a
Jf
JttYT,f
around
the
house
but
to
one
actus-
ilylAIuYvlllrll
tomed
to
our
Northern
windstorms
It
waa
more
annoying
than
alarming.
Our
houae.
one
ot
the
Spanish
type
of
flat
1
looted
stucco
buildings,
stood
firm
with
only
a
slight
quiver
at
the
worst
blast,
1
so
In
the
pitch
dark
we
did
not
reallre
the
extent
of
the
storm.
The
awnings
across
the
front
porch
and
on
two
side
of
the
breaktaat
room,
flapped
and
tore
at
their
frames,
seeming
to
account
for
at
least
halt
the
noise
by
themselves,
Tiie
power
was
oft
but
one
could
feel
around
the
windows
and
doors
rain
was
being
driven
In
somehow
and
the
wet
was
wet
and
water
an
Inch
deep
In
some
ptaces.
In
spite
of
the
continued
gale
my
husband
started
to
work
at
the
usual
time.
When
I
went
to
the
door
with
him,
came
my
first
surprise
and
realization
ot
the
extent
of
the
storm.
Op
poslte
ua
on
a
lot
vacant
the
night
be
'
fore
atood
a
house,
a
crooked
drlapldated
(continued
on
page
tour'
AT
ELECTIONS
HKTl
UNS
CLASsiriEll
IN
SJ.t
HIII1M1S
WITH
MXE
KETl'KNS
VET
TO
COME
TORONTO.
Oct.
8.
Well
over
three
million
persons
voted
at
the
general
election
on
September
14
It
Is
shown
In
the
compilation
of
unofficial
return
by
rea
extended
quickly
till
all
the
floor
the
Canadian
Pres..
.The
complete
re'
turns
In
nine
riding
li
tttll
lacking.
The
vote
In
335
complete
riding
give
the
following
result:
Conservative
1.416.124
'
Liberal
U34.3O0
Liberal
Progressive
85,378
Progressive
101,850
Labor
50,153
Independent
17.790
United
Farmer
43.177
hi
mi)
Vnvb
PiMnc
4
4
4
44444444444444
4
MOTOKSIIIP
ASMOKE
4
(IlLr
OP
tlEllKC.ll
4
OITHOIM)
IN
rOO
4
VANCOOVER.-
Oct.
-6.
The
Johnson
line
motorshlp
Buenos
Aire,
en
route
from
Vancouver
to
Portland,
piled
up
on
Oow-land
Point
South
Pender
'Island,
shortly
after
midnight
tn
the
fog.
The
ship
Is
being
lightered
and
la
expected
to
be
refloated
this
afternoon.
44444
4
4
4444444444
Stormy
weather
in
this
neighborhood
With
the
barometer
dropping
three-quarter
ot
an
Inch
In
twenty-four
hour.
Prince
Rupert
has
been
experiencing
a
real
equlnoxlal
gale
slnte
yesterday.
The
Dlgby
Island
meteorological
nation
report
the
maximum
wind
velocity
at
50
miles
at
8
o'clock
this
morning.
There
has
been
3.23
Inches
of
rain
tn
the
past
forty-eight
hours,
this
being
twice
as
much
rain
as
there
was
In
the
entire
month
o?
fcaptcmber.
This
morning
a
window
In
the
front
ot
the
post
office
wa
broken
by
the
force
ot
the
gale.
DISCUSSING
UQUOrT
ADMINISTRATION
AT
VICTORIA
J10NFERENCE
VICTORIA.
Oct.
6.
the
of
the
Liquor
Act
and
problem
arising
therefrom
are
subjects
under
a
discussion
at
a
conference
here
between
the
liquor
commissioners
ot
tne
tour
western
province.
I.AHV
STANLEY
HIES
LONDON,
Oct.
6.
Lady
Stanley.
71
years
of
age,
widow
ot
the
famous
African
explorer,
Is
dead.
ESTAHLISHES
CLAIM
IRKUTSK,
Oct
6.
Whatever
claim
Canada
or
the
United
State,
may
havi
on
Wrangell
Island,
which
Is
held
by
the.
Soviet
the
opinion
I
that
It
has
disappeared
with
the
establlshmenv
there
ot
Russla'a
first
colony.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Bid.
Asked.
Wheat
I.39t4
BC.
811
ver-
181
1.83
Dunwell
....
1.16
1.19
Gladstone
.31
.33
Vi
Oranby
30.00
33.00
Howe
.
Sound
40.00
43
00
Independence
.03
.07
Indfan
.03
.03
L,
and
L.
'
.08
Marmot
X't
.10
Premier
.V...
3.11
3.15
Porter
Idaho
07
.08
Surf
Inlet
03
.04
Richmond
11
.13
CHINA
LKKAIL
LAUK
IN
rAIH
W
rLUKIM
nUKKONfc
AND
ItLLS
tAFtKltNtt
M-m
i
'
mam
m
mj
m
m
m
m
m
im
rynere
Ciw
War
is
Raging
in
District
at
Wu
Chang,
China
HANKOW.
October
6.
-One
thouund
women
and
children
hare
been
weight
hr
in
launches
and
tighter
from
Wu
Chang
where
th
Northern
an1
9c
.icm
Chine
troop
are
at
death
grips.
Condition
at
Wu
Chang
are
aatd
to
be
sppaUlng.
the
poorer
Inhabitant!
riii'.nj
on
dogs,
caU
and
rats
and
even
tree
root
are
substituted
for
the
or-
i:ry
food,
The
Northern
troop
who
are
holding
Wu
Chan
afalnat
the
be-4egln-,
Cs:
'
3re
have
permuted
lite
beggar
and
Impiverlshed
element
of
the
civilian
la'ion
to
depart
but
'are
holding
the
better
clasae
In
the
city.
The
military
ferret
a
well
a
clTlllan
ri
iii
r-a
a
i
IS
HYPOCRITE
;
ate
starrln
after
consuming
all
the
j
lite
stock
Bodies
of
the
dead
litter
the
1
1
tree
U
because
coffins
are
not
aTallable.
The
coffin
are
being
filled
with
aand
and
used
a
barricade.
The
refugees
report
two
hundred
nor
thtrn
soldier
were
killed
recently
during
a
aortic
from
the
city
gate.
!
Series
with
St.
Louis
by
;
Winning
Today
Ten
to
Five
ST.
LOC1S.
Octtber
6.
The
New
York
Yankees
won
today's
World
Series
game
over
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals
by
10
to
S.
Th'
even
the
scries
up,
two
gamej
for
New
York
and
two
for
St.
Louis.
It
means
that
at
IeaAt
six.
:
games
will
thus
have
to
be
played
to
decide
the
winner
in
the
best
four
games
out
of
seven.
The
game
today
was
featured
by
three
home
runs
from
the
bat
of
Babe
Ruth,
one
coming
In
the
first
Inning,
another
In
the
second
and
the
third
In
the
sixth.
This
constitute
a
new
World
Series
record
for
number
of
circuit
clouts
In
a
single
game.
Koyi.
pitchfc-i
ftr
the
Yanks,
had
.
but
one
bad
Innings
the
sixth
when
;
four
hits
and
an
trrr
netted
the
Car
idluslt
three
runs.
St.
Louis
used
five
;
pitcher
and
their
willingness
practically
,
I
gave
the
Yanks
the
gam.
In
the
fourth
,
timing
Rhem,
who
started
fcr
the
Car-
;
dlhal,
m&de
way
for
a
pinch
hitter
and
re:&hart
took
up
the
burden
bui
'
before
a
man
was
out
New
York
scored
!
four
runs,
one
hit
and
five
passes.
The
score:
I
R.
H.
Z.
New
York
10
14
1
iSt.
Louis
5
14
0
New
York:
Hoyt
and
Serereld.
St.
Louis:
Rhem.
Relnhart,
Belt
Csl-tJahan,
Keen
and
OTarrell.
1
'4
14
14
i
i
4
14
14
HEAVIER
TODAY
TIIIKTEFA
AMERICAN
VEsELS
ASV
TIIKEE
CANADIANS
SOLD
CATCHES
THIS
MOKNINd
Halibut
arrivals
at
the
Fish
Exchanga
this
morning
totalled
231,500
pounds,
thirteen
American
schooners
disposing
of
267.500
pounds
at
from
18.5c
t
17.6c
for
first
class
and
Be
to
10c
for
seconds
while
three
Canadian
boat
sold
14.000
pounds
at
from
15.1c
and
10c
to
163c
and
10.5c
The
day's
arrivals
were
as
follows.
AMERICAN
Wizard.
38.000
pounds;
and
Jack,
3.
4
1
000
pounds,
to
Atllh
Fisheries.
j
Bonanza.
33.000
poundsiConstltution
23.000
pounds;
Valorous,
S,5C0
pound.
and
Alkl
7,000
pounds,
to
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Arrow.
33.000
pounds;
Brothers,
12.-000
pounds,
and
Skandla,
24.000
pound.
and
Spray,
24.000
pounds.
Fisheries.
JUMPED
FINE
to.
Booth
n
8eymour.
43,000
pounds,
to
Pacific
Fisheries.
Preston.
28.000
pounds,
and
Unlmak.
7,000
pounds,
to
Royal
Fish
.
Co.
CANADIAN
P.
Dorreen.
6.000
pounds,
ta
Canadian.
'
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
--
-
Pair
of
Jacks,
5.000
pounds,
and
N.
it
3-
3OC0
pounds,
to
Atlln.
Fisheries.
UPT0$1,0I
JI
IXiE
DECLARES
HKITIKH
COMMU
XITY
MIOILI)
NOT
TOLERATE
Oi
TLAWS
ILOl'TIXU
LAW
WINNIFEO,
Oct
6.
"In
thia
BrttUh
community
we
should
not
tolerate
such
outlaw
flouting
the
law
tn
It
face,"
declared
Judge
Stubb
in
refusing
the
appeal
c(
a
local
cafe
owner
convicted
of
an
Infraction
ot
the
Manitoba
Temperance
Act.
The
Judge
not
only
refused
-
the
ap
peal
but
Increased
Ihe
fine
from
1300
to
11.000
or
alx
months
In
Jail.
This
la
the
first
time
the
maximum
fine
ha
been
Imposed
In
this
province
under
the
act.
GIRL
JUMPED
MAKUIE
ONLY
SIXTH
STOREY
KELLY
OF
VANCOCVEK,
SEVENTEEN
YEARS
OL!
THIEIl
St
H
IDE
CHICAGO,
Oct
fl.
Margie
Kelly,
17
years
of
age.
of
Vancouver,
B.C.,
wrota
two
notes
telling
of
Intended
sulctda
this
morning.
Then
(he
Jumped
from
the
sixth
floor
of
a
hotel,
landing
on
the
fire
escape
ot
the
second
storey.
She
may
possibly
recover.
The
girl
wa
despondent
over
the
death
ot
her
husband,
one
ot
the
note
stating
"I'm
going
to
meet
my
Paul
In
heaven."
EDWARD
MOORE
DIED
AT
VANCOUVER
TODAY
VANCOUVER.
Oct.
6,-Edard
Moore.
70
years
of
age,
prominently
identified
with
th
British
Columbia
lumber
Indus
try
for
the
past
twenty
jesrs,
died
at
hi
residence
today.
He'
wa
at
one
time
connected
with
a
rrlnc
Rupert
timber
or
lumber
company.