mtim
.,...
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ston
Grill
AnbdlaDce
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hill,
,.
I,
with
newly
laid
dancinr
Anywhar
at
Anytlma.
4
floor
for
hire.
lund
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
.
NCW
SODA
FOUHTAIN,
and
Sin
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
bent
for
the
MATT
VIDICK.
Prop.
least.
Phone
4S7.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
XVI..
No.
230.
VOL
PRINCE
RUPERT,
BjC,
FRIDAY
OCTOBER
I,
1929.
Circulation
191
i
Sales
5.M
PRicJ
'7ivz
cr'ta
M.
MUSSOLINI
.
AND
CHAMBERLAIN
CONFER
CONWAVElFilRwrLL
ACCEPT
NO
OTHER
POSITION
BUT
RETIRES
Ministers
of
Italy
and
Great
Britain
Meet
to
Discuss
Mutual
Themes
Huge
steel
combine
in
have
actuated
two
countries
in
getting
together
at
this
time
LONDON.
October
1.
A
mot
lo
offxl
tht
mnit
agreement
between
mat
and
Oermany
and
th
JiOMlble
eMrrt
of
tn
hewly
formed
eteet
combine
of
antmt
Europe
u
seen
by
tame
European
tommenutors
in
th
meeting
at
Uxbun
yesterday
between
Sir
Austin
Chamberlain
and
Premier
MutsolinJ
of
hair.
bo
spent
torn
time
discussing
Mediterranean
question
and
other
mature
at
mutual
Interest
i
Olomal
D
Italia,
ou
of
Rom'
meat
influential
Devi
paper,
goes
so
tar
m
to
cbaracterli
th
meeting
aa
being
equal
In
jrupcrUute
to
that
of
tb
Preach
and
Ocrmea
forrtftt
minuter
recently
at
Thlcryjk
mtr
U
wa
agreed
by
them
hU
forft
tL
past
and
work
for
complete
SEALERS
BEING
I
PAID
BY
U.S.
COMrtAMIIllN
I
OK
M
III'
MM-MH
AMI
lllr
w
IUMll.ll
01
T:
M-tUNO
MAY
he-oha
tlCTOMA.
Oct.
1
-
-A
ur
was
csusfxl
!
airofft
U
old
Um
sealers
her.
cauwxl
i
br
Ui
nwe
that
several
sewllng
"
M
Ui
Pacific
Ooast,
wb
sailed
oo
Cwted
SUtea
teswl
before
the
pelagic
i
tesBeg
treaty
went
into
erJrct
ha
rscetred
awards
from
tb
United
Bute
I
Oovernmeat
compensating
them
for
th
'
attturt
of
vessels.
Tb
Canadian
now
hope
they
will
riceh
compensation
money
Alto-letaer
fourteen
aasrds
have
been
made
far
so
th
Pacific
Ooast
th
amounts
ragging
from
ll&OO
to
1
1
18.000.
tb
Utter
i
ioing
to
Mrs.
Ruth
Hilton
of
Sea'-
m
payment
for
four
ships
aetzed
by
to
Culled
SUtea
from
her
father,
th
at
John
Nixon.
Interest
In
sealing
Is
also
revived
toy
th
receipt
of
Japanese
newspapers
bfch
sut
that
Janan
mar
denounce
tb
sealing
treaty
utiles
Russia.
Brtt-In
and
America
agree
to
amendment
LIQUOR
CASES
DISPOSED
OF
tWMIMC
HUM
AMI
P.
LiroUlK
tM.it
iimmilii
om:
ioi:h
1
JAM.
M(
'limit
pa
iim:
To
of
the
charge
under
the
Oor-rrnment
Liquor
Att
which
hate
been
lor
Ug,uat
McCVmont
In
th
rly
pollc
court
were
dArxwed
c(
yes-lerdse
afternoon.
tmmlnlc
Dallas,
whose
Ate
occupied
the
lime
of
th
court
prAty
welt
all
j
)
wa
found
guilty
of
aeJUng
liquor
j
S
h
"a
fined
300
with
tVi
opuon
liirr
months'
traprlsorunXit.
He
unsbl
to
par
the
fine
was
a
I
embr
of
a
party
which
wentaouth
l"i
night
to
Okslla.
The
othenXwer
f
Reevcwi
and
Lum
Ylng,
whowlU
sch
aerve
ala
mouths
for
upplng
liquor
to
Indiana.
The
other
esse
disposed
of
yestercai
as
mat
of
p.
Leporle.
lie
plrad
luiliy
to
th
charge
of
selling
Intoxi
tlng
liquor
and
a
fined
MOO
with
tl
option
Of
threa
months
In
twit.
Ui
Paid
th
fin
and
waa
rrleased,
WILLDISCUSS
MASSEYSTATUS
OTTAWA,
Oct.
1.
Th
relationship
of
Canada's
proposed
minister
to
Washing'
ton
to
th
British
ambimaador
thtr
will
a
subject
for
discussion
between
Pre-Msckend
King
and
th
British
Government
when
Mr.
King
foes
to
"ndon
soon.
"on.
Vincent
Massey,
the
Canadian
Ppolnte.
will
b
in
London
at
the
time
01
the
discussion.
AdvertU.
la
Th
Dally
N
Europe
supposed
to
'
harmony.
UltX
.tflRLEMLVr
BRUSSELS.
Oct
1
Th
steel
pro-I
duorr
of
Western
Europe
yesterday
en-j
tered
into
an
agreement
to
torn
a
great
cerublnc
fcHh
ts
aimed
to
put
an
end
to
competition
within
their
ranks,
be
ginning
today
to
signatories
of
French,
Oermsu.
BcJglan,
Luxemburg
and
Baar
TaUry
InUrraU
vtll
produce
steel
not
In
tfcer.vrsurt
of
Ibetr
capacity
to
mafttifacturf
for
tb
mart
et
but
to
ntedprrtibrtlta'grrWpoif
by
tb
steel
ccnaortiunv
formed.
.'
(
What
effect
th
regulation
of
product
ton
oi
have
upon
price
Is
problem
.attcal
since
neither
Britain
or
United
Stales,
b
id
strong
competitors,
hat
'ratertd
snto
the
agreement
Th
annual
output
or
th
combine
U1
rsrrc
from
a
minimum
of
2SXXXUKM
ikm
to
a
a.-uiavjm
of
iOMOXM
tons.
COASTGUARD
CUTTER
ON
FIRE
TODAY
NEAR
COAST
OF
FLORIDA
8T.
AL'OUSTINE.
rtortda.
Oct.
1
-Th
coastguard
cultcf
Seneca
arrived
alongside
th
ttoamshlp
New
Britain
this
afternoon
and
la
standing
by
to
take
olf
th
crew
if
necessary
Th
New
Britain
caught
Itrst
last
night
while
en
rout
from
New
York
to
Ban
rrancinco.
The
crew
number
39
and
thrre
are
no
pa
seegrrs-
Mlltr-M;
HMIIKT.
.
a.m.
DIQBY
ISLAND.
Cloudy,
calm.
Urometer.
29
CO;
tcmperaturr.
50;
sea
smooth;
11
pm
spoke
steamer
Prince
O
forge
passing
out
southbound.
DCAD
TKKC
POINT.-Barometer.
23
-68;
temperature,
41.
BULL
HARBOR
Cloudy,
aoutheart
galci
barometer.
29.40;
tempera
tur.
M.
sea
rough;
o-JS
pin.
spoke
steamer
Prince
Charles
passing
Scarlet
Polns
jsouthbound;
8
pin.
spoke
steamer
Anyoi
towing
OrlUnlt.
Blubber
Bsy
for
Anyo,
279
miles
from
Anyoa;
8
pin.
epok
steamer
Orlffco
towing
Rlversdst.
Any-,
a
for
Taooma,
239
miles
from
Teconw:
R
a
m
poke
tug
St.
Palth
abeam
Host
Harbor
Ught
bound
for
Powell
River
.NOON"
ntrinv
tot
iKn
Overcast,
calm:
osrin.f
trr.4
W
temperature,
48;
aea
smooth.
DEAD
TREE
POINT-'Barometer.
20.-
0.
temperature.
St.
nftX
HARBOR.
Ooudy.
stront
oulliat
wind;
barometer.
29.40.
iMtinrrsture.
A2:
sea
rough;
II
ajn.
pk
-.teamer
E.
D.
Klngsley,
IS
mltei
frota
Poultney
Spit
soutnoouna;
w.m
-fjnwpok
steamer
Prince
Rupert
passing
Scarlett
Point
northbound.
WEATHER
REPORT
TfrrscV-
Cloudy
.:slm.
temp.
41,
Anyox
v
Rraln,
calm,
temp.
48.
8tart-
-Rain,
calm,
temp.
48.
Ilsrcll
".
Pog.
catm,
temp.
50.
Bun
unn
'
lUe.
.
Cloudy,
Cloudy,
calm,
calm,
temp.
41
mxtV
hi:m
iti:ri
COKBTANNOPLK.
Oct.
I.
Thro)
wive
of
h
late
Sultan
of
Turkey,
Vahloeddlti.
With'
Ihelr
sU
servant,
hsve
bcn
rtvth
permission
to
return
to
Turkey
TW
8ultan
had
four
wive
but
no
mtnlloit
la
mad
of
th
fourth
m
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-VL.
TRCDY
EDERLE
wending
her
way
down
th
main
atce;
of
Bisslnven,
Oertsacy,
the
anoauwl
h
me
o
ter
father
family,
Tb
old-tlm
Shandrydan
waa
the
only
vehicle
atallable
In
which
he-
could
drive
out
her
g-and-
rootirr
NURSE'TELLS
OF
PWVATIONS
iitli
xii
Toon
EXfxrr
.
Lifur.,
M
TltR
ON'
UV
PCKlou
MTAT
IN
MILH-4
FELT
NO
HWGER
PAINS
l-ir.MIII.lll
HIIIA
IKtlIN
M
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AMI
LtltJ
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m
rrLits
PRLNXETON,
Oct
1
-rrom
a
hosplUl
bed
Mlaa
Warburton.
the
English
nurse
who
for
over
a
month
waa
lost
In
(he
mountains
of
the
southern
Interior
of
British
Columbia,
told
a
story
of
extreme
prtvallona.
Clad
only
In
a
light
khaktT
hiking
costume
she
left
Hop
on
August
2S
with
feur
dsyl
supply
of
food.
Th
second
day
out.
after"
ah
bad
covered
about
2J
miles.
she
took
a
roug
path.
The
following
day
ah
stumbled
wben
crossing
a
stream
and
lost
all
her
food
with
the
exception
of
the
remains
of
half
a
pound
of
butter
with
which
she
had
started.
lEvrn
eating
small
portion
morning
and
night
it
lasted
only
a
few
day.
After
that
she
was
absolutely
without
food
and
obulned
nourishment
from
chewing
leave
which
she
did
not
allow.
Ml
Warburton
said
she
did
not
feel
the
panga
of
hunger
after
th
first
fe
dsys
of
fsstlng.
RARE
FISH
IS
CAUGHT
fKlll
ti
lt
H,
H
t.
I.
A
Mm
IMi
wasraught
In
a
wine
t
Ihe
seiner
Mete-tan
at
Hie
month
of
state
Chuck
Creek,
Skldegste
Inlet.
Iat
week.
It
Is
iM-llcied
that
thin
was
Ihe
first
un
llh
eier
caught
In
Muter
mi
I
f
north.
LOG
BARGES
ARE
AT
ALICE
ARM
LOADING
FOR
POWELL
RIVER
The
log
carrying
barges
Blngamon
and
Btsrsyen
are
at
Alice
Arm
loading
log
for
th
Powell
River
paper
mill,
One
load
I
being
taken
for
P.
L.
Housle7
and
th
other
for
Edgar
Tretheway
Philip
M.
Itay,
local
representative
of
th
Hecate
Strait
Towing
Co..
la
at
Alice
Arm
superintending
the
loading.
STORM
IN
MEXICO
RESULTED
FATALLY
NOQALE8,
Oct.
1
A
family
of
U
was
drowned
and
several
Injured
and
many
house
were
Inundawu
as
in
re
sult
of
a
severe
storm
Monday
t
Poseau,
Mextco,
according
to
word
received
today
by
the
Southern
Pacific
Railroad
ofBct,
September
Record
Month
for
Sunshine
and
Lack
of
Rain
Says
Official
Report
High
amount
of
trucsblne
and
low
amcunt
of
rain:
all
record
for
any
month
In
Prince
Rupert
are
believed
to
have
been
broken
during
the
month
of
September
according
to
the
report
of
H.
D.
Tee,
Dominion
meU
orologlat.
which
was
bailed
this
morning.
The
report
showed
th
following
figures
for
September:
Bright
sunshine
170
hours.
4
Rainfall
IS
Inches.
Most
rainfall
In
twenty-four
bourtw.34
Inches
on
September
30.
V,
Mean
temperature
SI
J.
;
Maximum
temperature
78
on
September
10.
Minimum
temperature
32
on
September
17.
Highest
barometer
reading
at
sea,
level
30.53
on
September
31.
Los
est
barcmeter
reading
at
sea
level
29.53
cn
September
31
Highest
wind
velocity
3t
miles
an
hour
from
the
southeast
on'
September
30.
1
MINLK'
CflMCKLME
KIM
M
Ki:gi
LUST
4.
t
GKNtltAI.
MKIKL
'
4-
OSTEND,
Oct.
1
The
Inter-
j
4
national
miners'
conference
today
4
;
rejects
a
request
from
the
strik-
4
Ing
British
miners
thst
a
gen-
cral
European
coal
strike
be
de-
4
dared.
FLED
TO
AUSTRALIA
AND
HASRETURNED
LONDON,
Oct
1.
Alan
Cobhara
arrived
here
today,
completing
a
29,000
mil
flight
to
Australia
and
return.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Bid,
Asked.
Wheat
1.44
Dunwell
1.21
1.23
Oladstone
.33
JJ
Oranby
30.00
32.00
Howe
Sound
....
43.00,
4S.00
Independence
.08
U
It
U
.03
.10
Premier
3.10
2.18
Porter
Idaho
.07
i
.08
i
Sliver
Crest
.13
V
Surf
Inlet
.03
.04
'4
Richmond
.10
.12
BRITAIN'S
DEBT
BEING
REDUCED
LONDON,
Oct.
1.
Britain's
flouting
debt
at
the
rnd
of
September
was
C768,-OOO.Odo,
a
decrease
of
nine
millions
over
last
year.
For
the
first
half
of
the
financial
year
a
deficit
of
16
1,
000.000
waa
shown
compared
with
t3S.000.009
latt
year.
MEIGHENIS
NOT
TAKING
LEADERSHIP
IS
lltTKHMIMII
Ttl
RETIRE
TO
PRIVATE
Lit
K
AMI
WILL
.MIT
III:
lLTl.LCTt:il
lUNMHIl,
lct.
I.
The
free
lre
tlttaaa
rtirrr-Mndeiit
sals:
Information
obtained
in
Ottawa
tmla)
U
to
Ihe
effect
that
Hon.
Arthur
Mrlghen
I
not
lnleretetl
In
propoksN
of
any
kind
and
fie
will
not
accept
Ihe
provincial
letidrMilp
In
llrltlh
Columbia
or
el-ewhrre.
He
H
determined
to
retire
Imm
puhllr
life
and
will
not
he
deflected
by
Ihe
offer
of
nl
lions
of
lewr
lniMrtanre
than
Ihe
one
he
Is
resigning.
AHBIPYrFFLOAT
STEAMER
AT
POINT
ROBERTS
YESTERDAY
VANCOUVER,
Oct
I
A
third
attempt
to
float
the
atcamer
Trojan
Star
avhor
at
Point
Robert
alnce
Monday
failed
yesterday
evening
and
It
Is
feared
It
will
now
be
necessary
to
ecure
the
services
of
a
dredge
as
silt
from
the
Prsser
li
sweeping
In
around
the
vessel.
ANGLIN
ADMINISTRATOR
ABSENCE
OF
GOVERNOR
OTTAWA,
Oct.
I.
Right
Hon,
Francis
Anglln,
chief
Justice,
of
Canada,
waa
swern
In
as
administrator
of
Canada
until
th
swearing
In
of
Viscount
WU-tlngdon
aa
Oovernor
General
on
,8t-urdy
moralng
at
Quebec
Attempt
Made
to
Link
Disappearance
of
Mrs.
McPherson
to
Ormiston
LCS
ANGELES,
October
1.
'District
Attorney
Keyes
attempted
anew
today
to
link
Kenneth
Crmlston
directly
with
the
disappearance
of
Almee
Seme
Mc-'phtrssa,
when
be
called
for
specimens
of
Ormiston'
handwriting:
andyjnnounced
that
tbey
were
to
be
compared
with
the
penmanship
on
the
file
leUers
and
on
the
hotel
registration.
Samples
cf
tie
radio
man's
writing
were
taken
from
the
"Mlse
X"
affidavit
ahlch
Ormiston
sent
from
Chicago.
r
Mrs.
McPbers:n'B
crowning
glory,
j
evangelist
piles
high
on
her
bead
and
tion
In
the
testimony
of
witnesses
since
waa
taken
down
by
the
defendant
yes
-
terday
and
furnished
a
surprise
to
the
cnlookcr
wben
It
reached
only
to
hey
shoulders.
That
all
Intimations
of
"base
motives"
.
for
her
disappearance
last
May
were
In-
'
correct
because
of
her
physical
condt-
.
tlon
wa
the
Inference
given
the
county
grand
Jury
by
Mrs.
McPherson
herd
several
weeka
ago.
It
waa
reported
today,
j
;n
a
transcript
of
testimony
read
at
tre
preliminary
hearing.
The
evangelist
'eclared
she
underwent
an
operation
on
bcr
return
.here
"but
"rach
a
thing
was
unnecessary
aa
the
history
of
my
caj?
provea
such'
things
would
have
been
Impossible
tor
the
Ust
twelve
years."
'
OBJECT
TO.
CONTROL
OF
WORLD
M
ARKET
BY
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ORGANIZATION
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WINNIPEO
WINNIPEG,
Oct.
I.
Henry
Wise
Wor-t
has
drawn
dosm
upon
him
the
wrath
cf
the
Oraln
Trade
News,
a
local
pub
Ucatlojv,
for
his
advocacy
In
hi
Australian
speeches
of
a
combination
between
Canada-Auatralla-Argentina
for
control
of
wheat
marketing.
The
Oraln
Trade
News
In
It
front
page
editorial
aayi
under
the
caption
"The
Real
Ambition"
"In
hla
fhst
speech
In
Australia.
H.
W.
Wood
la
repotted
to
have
'taken
th
position
that
Canada.
Australia
and
ths
Argentine
should
control
the
world'
wheat.
"Despite
assurancea
that
the
Inter
national
pool
conferences
were
chiefly
concerned
In
the
exchange
of
Information
that
might
be
helpful
to
the
different
countries
separately.
It
haa
been
apparent
that
the
real
motive
waa
derived
from
the
ambition
to
attempt
Just
what
Mr.
Wood
baa
now
proclaimed.
We
do
not
consider
the
fulfilment
of
this
ambition
practicable,
and
more
ever
the
principle
la
not
only
unsound
but
dangerous.
There
is
no
more
reason
why
th
producers
of
any
other
commodity
should
combine
for
a
similar
objective.
A
world
of
combines
would
re
a
poor
place
to
live
In,
and
public
policy
has
tcr
years
been
directed
tj
preventing
combines."
FORKE
WILL
FIND
A
PLACE
FOR
IMMIGRANT
BEFORE
ADMISSION
WINNIPEO,
Oct
1.
r-
Robert
Fcrke.
minister
of
immigration.
Interviewed
on
his
return
frcm
Ottawa,
said
the
depart
ment
of
Immigration
will
concentrate
on
finding
a
place
tor
the
Immigrant
before
be
will
be
brought
to
Canada
rather
than
letting
him
come
to
Canada
with
small
earnings
to
shift
tor
him
self.
FUEL
SHORTAGE
IN
BRITAIN
REPORTED
LONDON,
Oct.
1
An
embargo
on
the
trans-shipment
of
coal
from
Great
Brtaln
was
announced
today
by
the
Government
owing
to
fuel
shortage
growing
out
of
th
miners'
strike.
TOD
MORGAN
WINNER
OVER
JOE
CLICK
,
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
I.
Tod
Mvgan
of
Beat
tie
successfully
defended
th
Junior
weight
championship
against
Jo
Ollck
of
Brooklyn
when
hf.won.
th
decision
In
a
fifteen
round
bout,
the
great
mass
of
aubXirn
hair
which
the
,
which
ha
been
the
lfeynote
of
identifica
the
opening
of
the
prelin!
is
r
tearing,
-
1
"
n.
.
CAR
PLUNGED
FROM
HIGHWAY
MAN
KILLED
1
FERN
IE,
Oct.
1
Thomas
Baybutt,
43
years
of
age,
was
Instantly
killed
and
his
wife
and
child
seriously
Injured
when
an
auto
on,
the
Inter-pravlnclal
highway
near
Crows
Nest
went
ovtr
a
60
foot
precipice
and
landed
on'
the
railway
'track
below.
'
,
hug
boulder
fell
from
a
rocky
cliff
abcve
and,
as
the
csr
psd.slru:k.ths
.
from
weet
and
deflected
''th'fciuF'
before
Bay
butt
could
atop
Itand
it
plunged
.
over
the
declivity.
Baybutt
was
the
proprietor
of
th
C-PJt.
boarding
house
at
Crow
Neat
EVEN
CHANCES
WORLD
SERIES
LITTLE
ADVANTAGE
TO
EITHER
TEAM
IM
M.LN
UN
EYE
OP
hlU
UAMH
NEW
YORK.
Oct.
1
.
Baseball's
big
spectacle,
the
World
Scrlev"
dominated
the
sport
forum
today
and
speculation
aa
to
th
outcome
appear
about
evenly
divided.
Although
the
Yankees
remain
six
to
five
favorttea
In
the
betting.
It
1
reported
that
numerous
beta
are
being
mad
on
an
even
basis
today.
After
yesterday-
workout
It
is
generally
conceded
that
the
teams
are
fairly
evenly
matched.
Where
the
Yankee
have
th
edge
In
one
department,
the
Cardinals
sre
able
to
show
an
advantage
to
offset
this
la
another;
While
both
managers
refuse
to
make
known
tbelr
batteries
before
tonight
or
tomorrow
morning,
it
Is
bow
believed
that
Kerb
Pennock
will
start
for
the
Yankeea
but
Shocker
la
also
considered
probable.
Sherdal
or
Wexander
are
generally
picked
to
atart
lor
the
Cardinal.
BRITISH
SAVED
35
FISHERMEN
TEX
TKtrs
TO
WRECK
Hl'CCEEllEU
IX
TAKING
THE
MEX
OtT
TtT
SAIETY
HONG
KONO,
Oct,
1,
Til
British
steamer
Hydrangea
saved
th
live
of
33
native
fishermen
In
a
tcrm;
battered
sea.
In
th
rescue
work
during
dark-nesa
and.
a
rising
sea
no
fewer
than
ten
rescue
trips
were
mad
to
succor
th
men
who
were
clinging
to
wreckage
crying
and
clasping
their
hand
In
prayers
for
assistance.
A
warning
to
shipping
that
derelict
Junks
damsged
by
th'
typhoon
on
September
27
may
be
encountered'
within
a
200
miles
radius
of
Hong1
Kong,
ha
been
ibrosdeasted
to
ships
at
sea.
which
are
warned
to
proceed
c-sUtteusly.
Y
SOME
OF
THE
MINERS
RETURNED
TO
WORK
LONDON.,
Oct
I-Wbii
ther
Is
an
Increased
tendeney
lu
sen
district
toward
a
resumption
of
Mwork
by
th
miner,
it
I
estimated
thai
only
18
.080
out
of
approximately
a
miUten
bav
returned
to
the
pits.