TOMORROW'S
TIDES
Services
Being
Cut
FACE
FOOD
SHORTAGE
Indians
and
Whites
in
North
Have
Supplies
Cut
Off
by
Tidal
Wate
JUNEAU,
Nov.
30.
Thirty
Indl-
the
Government
lecher
at
Clark's'
Point,
are
faring
a
serious
food
ilv
rtaue
because
of
the
severe
gale
and
Udal
ware
In
Bristol
Bay
region
Novcubcr
24,
a
cable
despatch
from
DiiUnnham
reveals.
The
whites
came
from
Elcuk
and
ail
are
living
In
the
school
house
on
the
tcarher's
private
supplies.
Airplanes
are
expected
to
play
a
part
In
the
relief
work
along
with
dog
teams,
Former
Rupert
Man
Had
Spill
PRTNCE
GEORGE,
Nov.
30
.-Mr.
and
Mrs
W.
J.
Pitman
and
daugh-,
to
Gertrude
had
a
rather
bad
,
shaking
up
but
eescaped
without
I
serious
in
Jury
when
their
car
went
j
over
the
slough
bridge
recently,
landing
right
side
up
on
the
dry
siougn
oca
13
feet
Deiow.
MOKE
USEFUL
ROOK
r
.
i,
.r.r
nave
you
a
copy
of
"Who's
Who"
and
"What's
What."
i
-1'
iomc
k.
Jerome?
Cohen
-No,
but
ve
got
Who's
c
una
-vat
s
lie
uoi,
oy
n-
Dun.
Fort
William
Times-Journal.
LAWYER:
-if
you
CLIENT
"no.
no-i
wani
r
your
VS.
BELANGER
lrcnch
.Canadian
Hoy
Beaten
By
AWrtMru
Wellington,
Lad
at
Chicago
CHICAGO,
NOV.
30:
Leo
Lomskt,
Belanger
of
Winnipeg,
Canadlrn
lishlwetffht
champion,
here
last
nfceht.
The
result
was
a
reversal
of
the
deWston
that
Delanger
won
over!
Lomski
a
fortnight
ago.
QUAKE
SHAKES
S.
CALIF
RIVERSIDE,
Cal..
Nov.
30.
Slight
earthquake
shocks
visited
Southern
California
along
the
line
nf
the
San
Andreas
earth
fault.
Various
sections
reported
from
one
to
three
tremors,
dui
none
repori.-
ed?.rn
eardino
ardino
had
naa
buildings
m
en
ana
P
j
of
the
cU
awnj
"
.
H
i
f4K'ft
y
I
OSl
VJUlCC
IIUD
Swept
Clean
Away
REWARD.
Nov.
30:
The
post
'office
at
Niwnaga
vow
-y-
j
,
ri
of
wnvember
NovemDer
24
'the,
tidal
wave
want
my
.
honest
opinion
-
inn
1
ifiii(.
"TThe
Bystander,
London.
BYRD
FLEW
OVERPOLE
Surveyed
Much
Antarctic
Territory
in
Flight
Just
Completed
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
30:
The
New
York
Times,
St,
Louis
Despatch
and
newspapers
affiliated
with
them
in
published
reports
from
Commander
Richard
Byrd's
expedition
announced
that
Commander
Bird
has
returned
to
his
base,
Little
America,
after
a
successful
flight
across
the
South
Pole
In
which
he
surveyed
much
adjacent
territory.
The
fiitht
,w?.
without
mhhap
and
everything
worked
well.
Scottish
Dance
Great
Success
Anniversary
of
Scotland's
Patron
Saint
Celebrated
With
Affair
Last
Evening:
The
annual
fit.
Andrew's
Diy
dance
of
the
St.
Andrew's
Society
in
the
Moose
Ha'l
last
nlsht
was
a
great
success,
some
two
hundred
persons
being
In
attendance
to
celebrate
the
anniversary
of
Atild
Scotia's
natron
saint
which
really
falls
today.
The
proceeding
opened
at
9
n.m.
with
a
Orand
March
for
which
there
was
music
by
a
pipe
band
or
eleht
pieces.
The
dance
program
included
Srottish
and
Canadian
dances
and
there
were
two
orchestras.
Mrs.
James
S.
war;
nKnlst
for
both
orchestras,
Scottish
numbers
bejng
played
by
John
Bremner,
James.
'
Watt
and
J.
B.
MacKayand.OmaT
dlan
by
Dave
Eastman
,
anc,..J.
Hanson.
A
feature
of
the
prpuranuwe.r&4.
rauioiviun
ii'mnmm;,
aai;es,.
py
Miss
Nan
Craig.
At
midnight,
delicious.
.
refresh
ments
were
served,
selections
be
'ns
played
by
the
pipe
Hand
dur-
Mrs
Owrge
Scott
supervised
the
mo0mJng
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Conserving
Of
refr'Shment.
nnwnltfil
ir.
had
been
111
onlv
Boston
Grill
mmin
LA
ROE
CABARET
Sunday,
December
1
Special
Dlnnen
Tburtdayi
and
Saturday!
l:
Jn.
18.8
High
13:07
ft,"
Dancing
Every
Saturday
Mfbt,
8
to
It
p.m.
21.9
ft.
Danc
Hall
for
Hlrt
Low
7:11
a.m.
8.6
ft;
19:67
p.m.
3.2
ft.
Accommodation
for
Prirate
Partiea
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PHO.NE
457
VSTXX.,
No
270.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
NOV.
30,
1929
PHICE
FIVE
CENTS
Vancouver
Faces
iKV'
Serious
Power
Famine
Catholic
Archbishop
Urges
Prayers
For
Rain
Be
Offered
by
Clergy
in
All
Their
Devotions
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
30.
With
the
consumption
of
electric
power
cut
by
means
of
conservation
methods
from
a
normal
use
of
900,000
kilowatt
hours
to
700,000,
the
B.
C.
Electric
Railway
&
Power
Co.
announced
yesterday
that
the
consumption
must
be
still
further
cut
to
400,000
kilowatt
hours
immediately
to
make
the
present
power
supplv
last
four
weeks
without
rain,
otherwise
Vancouver
win
have
a
power
famine
within
a
fortnight.
As
industries
use
70
per
cent
of
the
power
in
the
city,
the
company
looks
to
them
for
the
bulk
of
the
reduction.
One
lumber
company
yesterday
laid
off
CO
employees
in
ah
answer
to
the
appeal.
Thirty
street
cars
have
been
taken
off
and
the
entire
service
will
be
cut
in
half
next
week.
The
chief
of
police
has
been
authorized
to
take
on
25
additional
patrolmen
owing
to
the
darkening
of
the
city.
The
meteorological
officials
predict
lurther
dry
weather.
Most
Rev.
Timothy
Casey,
archbishop
of
Vancouver,
today
urged
the
Catholic
clergy
to
include
prayers
for
rain
in
all
their
devotions.
Howa
rd
Steen
was
master
of
I
nererncnl'vi
anrl
Bob
Wlergln
pre-
.-.wed
a
tne
'jT!jemnvJ!U?eiand(had
ilvcd
m
Tcrracc
for
six'
.coi.u.-.c
.H
v.--,
affair
consisted
of
jmfxv
Jeii
dl(s,4
chairman.
Jam.s,
Black.
amesi
T
Haddon
and
P,tFtiliysnnl
.
1
r;
h
The
dance
c:
at
2il.'m.
FIRST
ROUND
ENGLISH
CUP
Many
Teams
Participated
In
Old
Country
Play
Today
LONDON,
Nov.
30.
The
first
round
proper
of
the
English
Football
Association's
Cup
competition
today
resulted
as
follows:
York
City
2,
Tanmcre
Rovers
2.
Southport
0.
Chesterfield
0.
Carlisle
United
2,
Halifax
0.
Hansfleld
Town
0.
Manchester
Central
2.
WelUngton
1,
Stockport
4.
Caernarvon
4,
Darlington
2.
Nelson
0,
Crewe
Alexandria
3.
Aecrington
Stanley
3,
Corhdale
1.
Barrow
1,
Newark
0.
Doncaster
0,
Sheldon
0.
Southone
1.
Hartlejsool
United
0.
South
Shields
2,
Wrexham
4.
Rotherham
3,
Ashlngton
0.
Lincoln
3.
Wlgan
1.
Gainsborough
Trlr.ty
0,
Port
vale!
0.
New
Brightbn
4,
Lancaster
1.
Walsall
1,
Exeter
0.
Brlgthon
and
Kove
4,
Pctccrboro
0.
Gilford
0.
Watford
3.
-Southend
0,
Brentford
0.
Nunhead
0.
Bristol
Rovers
2.
Bournemouth
and
Boscombc
2,
Torquay
0.
Norwich
3,
Coventry
3.
'ihn
4,
Thames
0.
Tunbrldge,
Wells
1.
Bath
3.
Newport
3,
lettering
2.
Aldershot
0.
Northampton
1.
Ley
ton
4,
Merthyr
Town
1.
Wimbledon
1.
North
Fleet
4.
Dillingham
0,
Margate
2.
Clapton
Orient
0,
Folkestone
0.
Dulwlch
0,
Plymouth
Argyle
3.
Luton
2,
Queens
Park
Rangers
3.
Barry
0,
Dagcnham
0.
HOOK
TENDER
KILLED
DUNCAN,
B.C..
Nov.
30:
Reginald
Vaux,
30
years
of
age,
a
hook
tender,
was
kllcd
today
In
a
logging
accident
at
the
M.B.V.
camp
at
MllQ
49
cjui.
HE
WOULD
NEED
LONGER
Counsel
on
both
sides
had
been
allowed
fifteen
minutes
each
for
argument.
Accordingly
the
plain
tiff's
counsel
took
a
deep
breath
and
besran:
"At
the
fall
of
Baby-
ion
"Just
a
minute,"
Interposed
the
judge.
"If
you're
going
to
start
as
far
back
as
that,
perhaps
Td
better
give
you
twenty
minutes.'
Chatham
News.
First
Aerial
Newspaper
Office
Above
is
depicted
the
first
and
photographers
representing
carry
on
their
duties
high
in
air
position.
YOUNG
MAN
SUCCUMBS
George
EberMcy
Glass
Died
In
Hos
pital
This
morning
Alter
Brief
illness
Due
.to
infection.
Ifcom
a
boil
on
a
race,
uwn;tf??e
rssey
tuiassa
jfi
mX
nlMtttnn
n
frrfl
M
A
fail
I
tT.
"
H
rt
Deceased
was
born
in
Manitoba
wttn
nis
parents,
Mr.
ana
MrVT
oeorge
E.
Olass,
Vornon
and
ypnic
class
of
this
city
are
brothers.
"he
remains
will
be
forwarded
by
the
B.
C.
Undertakers
on
Monday
to
Terrace,
where
Interment
will,
take
place.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
I
(Oourtf
y
S.
D.
Johnston
Oo.)
Bayview,
2Vi,
3
Vfc.
Big
Missouri.
63.
Nil.
Cork
Province.
5,
5&.
Cotton
Belt.
15.
NIL
Dunwell,
Nil.
12.
DHthle,
42,
43.
George
Coapcr,
2.80.
2.90.
Georgia
River,
15,
16.
Golconda.
80.
Nil.
Orandvlew,
23,
23V4.
.
Independence,
NIL
5..
:
i
Indian,
3.
5.
Inter.
Coal
Ac
Coke,
M.
20.
Kootenay
Florence,
8ty,
834.
Kootenay
King,
7,
8.
,
-L,
&
L..
1JJ11.
Lucky
Jim.
Nil,
9.
Mohawk.
2.
2V4.
.
Marmot
River
Gold,
20,
21,
Marmot
Metals,
1V4.
2Vi.
National
Silver.
8,
10
Noble
Five,
42,
45.
Oregon
Copper.
12,
Nil.
Pend
Oreille.
3.05,
3.15.
Premier.
J.70.
1.74.
Porter-Idaho
25
35.
Reeves
Macdonald,
1.12,
1.15.
Rulus-Argenta.
in,
11.
RuUi-Hope.
21,
23.
Silver
Crest.
6'i.
7.
Silverado.
29.
35.
Snowflake,
17,
18.
Sunloch,
1.10,
1.15.
Terminus,
2,
Nil.
Topley
Richfield,
5,
C.
Torlc
Mlnee,
1.00.
Nil.
Woodbine,
2.
2.
Bluebird.
5,
Nil.
Oeorge
Enterprise,
Nil,
18.
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
2.15,
2.16.
Galmont,-
1.01.
1.06.
Dalhonste.
1.70.
1.80.
Devcnlsh,
18,
20.
Fabyan
Pete,
7.
7&.
Home.
11
50,
11.55.
Hargal,
1.01,
1.03.
Freehold.
70.
Nil.
Sterling
Pacific,
1.42,
1.44.
United,
75.
76.
Mercury,
75,
79.
Mid
West,
28,
Nil.
Crerar
May
Be
Railway
Minister
WINNIPEG,
Nov.
30.
Hon.
T.
A.
Crerar
today
refused
to
comment
on
rumors
that
he
will
be
appointed
minister
of
railways
lh
the
federal
cabinet,
succeeding
Hon.
C.
A.
Dunning,
who
was
recently
appointed
minister
of
finance.
aerial
newspaper
ofltee
In
history,
a
large
L03
Angcle?
newspapers
will!
covering
the
Western
Aircraft
Ex-!
IIELIONAIRE
Uft
tsUteWaluod
at
$387.000
Divided
-Between
Four
'
Sons
TORONTO.
Nov.
30;--Sir
Clif
ford
BlXtan
of
Jorqala
wjin
died
nw
Tore
Apra
it
icit
an,
es
tate
valued
at
$3
237,000.
Four
ronj
divide
the
residue
after
a
number
of
Icga-tes
have
been
paid.
-JMJ
iffith
Beat
tJzcudun
in
Heavyweight
Bout
CHICAGO.
Nov.
30:-Jerry
Griffith
defeated
Paulino
UzcudUn
In
a
savage
ten
round
bqut
here
last
night.
By
this
victory
he
bounded
into
the
limelight
as
a
challenger
for
the
world's
heavyweight
title.
Police
Court
Fines
Higher
This
Year
Collections
For
Year
to
Date
Total
$G,G97.50
as
Against
$6J410
in
Same
Period
of
1923
Fines
collected
In
city
police
court
hero
during
the
month
of
November,
ending
today,
totalled
$505
as
compared
with
$92.50
in
the
same
month
last
year.
The
total
for
this
year
to
date
now
stands
at
S5.097.50
as
compared
with
$644.50
during
the
first
eleven
months
of
1928.
English
Plays
Strong
in
Paris
Despite
Fierce
Competition
Shakespeare
anil
Ben
Jonson
Are
Thriving
PARIS,
Nov.
30
After
threo
centuries,
and
despite
all
the
competition
of
revue
and
talkie,
Ben
Jonson
and
Shakespeare
still
play
to
crowded
housas
in
Paris.
Both
these
old
rivals
of
the
Elizabeth
n
stage
have
undergone
some
modification
in
-their
French
dress,
but
In
"Vol-oon"
and
the
"Merry
Wives"
they
are
there
none
the
less,
"Volpone"
is
so
successful
as
to
lead
Rene
Clair.
one
of
the
youneer
producers,
to
declare:
"The
tide
has
turned
in
favor
of
the
legitimate
stage
again.
The
cinema
never
could
draw
the
crowd
away
from
the
play
like
'Volpone.'
"
And
"Volpone"
Is
playing
cheek
by
Jowl
with
the
modern
thriller
of
Montmartre.
One
has
to
climb
the
famous
hill
to
find
it.
pass
around
the
Palace
Plealle
and
by
the
Moulin
de
la
Galette
to
the
most
so-nhlstlcated
square
In
the
world.
There
above
the
doorway
of
the
Theatre
de
l'Ateller
electric
lights
I
pick
Out
the
words:
"Volpone
Ben
i
Jonson."
Just
across
the
way
Is
,
one
of
the
biggest
talkie
houses
In
Paris.
To
Test
Validity
of
Stock
Tax
By
Test
Cas.e
Which
Was
Begun
Yesterday
On
Advice
of
Farris
1
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
30.
Claiming
that
the
Dominion
Stock
Taxation
Act
imposing-
a
graduated
scale
of
taxation
upon
share
transfers
is
oppressive
and
opposed
to
the
best
interests
of
the
mining
and
oil
industries,
members
of
the
Vancouver
Stock
Exchange
will
test
the
validity
of
the
legislation
through
the
courts.
During
yesterday's
session
of
the
local
exchange,
two
brokers
made
a
sale
of
stock
and
transferred
it
without
affixing
the
necessary
taxation
stamps
and
notified
the
collector
of
customs.
The
solicitor
for
the
interested
parties
has
secured
the
opinion
of
J.
W.
deB.
Farris
that
the
act
is
V
ANOTHER
JUMP
IN
;'
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
.;
VANCOUVER
TODAY
t
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
30:
Wheat
took
another
two
cent
move
upward
on
the
local
ex-
change
today
when
it
was
cjuo'ed
at
$1.42
ft.
This
Is
higher
than
it
has
been
for
some
time
and
Is
looked
upon
h?re
as
an
indication
that
the
Wheat
Pool
and
other
hold-
!ng
dealers
are
winning
out.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
F.nrmh
Lcacuc.
First
DirUlon
:
Arwnal
0,
Newcastle
United
1.
Astonvllla
3.
Blackburn
Rovers
0.
Bolton
Wanderers
2,
Grimsby,
Town
3.
B'irnle7
1
Irbv
County
Overton
4
Leicester
City
5.
Leeds
United
1.
Mlddlesborough.
1.
.
Tne.hcster
City
1,'
Huddersfleld
'Trrio'yb'
sf
Sheffield
United
t.
"Wfield
Wednesday
2.
Liverpool
1.
Sunderland
2,
Manchester
United
4.
?rifIK
I.jtAfrM4k
5tfAtiff
nivtclftn
Alloa
2.
Forfar
Athletics
(L
'jJ
Aroroatn
z.
i-citn
Ainieiics
i.
Armadale
3,
Queen
of
South
0.
Bones
0.
East
Stirlingshire
1.
Dumbarton
1.
Albion
Rovers
2.
Dunfermline
Athletics
2,
Raltb,
Rovers
2.
i
East
Fife
7.
Stenhousemulr
0.
Montrose
2.
Clydebank
1.
Bernards
3.
Brechin
City
1.
Third
Lanark
5,
King's
Park
1.
Scottish
League,
First
Division
Aberdeen
4.
Hamilton
Acads
2.
i
Alrdrlonlans
1.
Queens
Park
2.
Avr
United
2,
Dundee
2.
Clyde
3.
Hearts
3.
Dundee
United
1,
St.
Johnstone
1.
Falkirk
2.
Cowdenbeath
2.
Hibernians
0.
Kilmarnock
0.
Morton
2
Rangers
2.
Mt.herwell
3
St.
Mlrren
0.
rarMck
Thistle
3,
Celtic
2.
English
league,
Second
Dlfislon
nynifnrfi
City
0.
Chelsea
1.
Brlsw
Cltv
1.
Southampton
1.
Cardiff
City
5.
Oldham
Athletics
0.
Charlton
Ath'etlos
1.
Bradford
0.
H-il1
City
2.
Barnsley
0.
Nntt
County
0.
Tottenham
Hot-suprs
1.
Preston
Northend
3.
Mlllwall
1.
Reading
2,
West
Bromwlch
Albion
2.
Rtoe
City
0.
Blackpool
1.
Swansea
Town
1,
Nottingham
Forest
1.
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
2.
Bury
0.
WEATHER
REPORT
Prinec
Rupert
Raining,
calm,
temperature.
48.
Port
Simpson
Fogey,
calm,
46.
Haysport
Cloudy,
rtln,
calm,
44.
Terraced-Cloudy,
-aim.
43.
Rosswood
Cloudy,
calm,
42.
Hamlton
Cloudy,
calm.
38.
Smlthers
Cloudy,
calm.
33.
Burns
Lake
Foggy,
calm,
frost.
Q"nel
Foggy,
calm.
Eighth
Cabin
Cloudy,
calm.
Wallace's
95c
Day
Sale
Starts
Today
Throuah
an
unfortunhte
error.
!
Wallace's
...
95c
Davs
were
advertised
.
i
i
as
takinir
place
on
Monday
and
Tuesday
instead
or
Saturday
and
Monday.
This
Is
a
very
special
sale
embracing
many
items
suitable
for
Christmas
shopping.
Today
is
the
first
of
these
two.
95c
days.
Look
in
when
you
are;
down
town
this
afternoon
or
eve-'
nlng
and
see
the
great
variety
of
quality
goods
available
for
your
selection.
i
CUBS
MADE
BIG
EFFORT
AT
HOCKEY
Came
Near
Winning
From
Seattle
But
Lost
in
Weak
Moment
SEATTLE,
Nov.
30:
Much
buffeted
and
homeless
the
Victoria
Cubs
came
near
handiwr
Seattle
'team
its
flrt
defeat
of
th
season
here
last
night
but
weakened
for
a
few
moments
In
the
last
period
to
permit
the
Eskimos
to
score
their
fourth
consecutive
victory
and
gain
a
strange
hold
on
the
Pacific
Coast
hockey
league
lead-
ersnip.
Tne
score
was
two
to
one.
Carnegie
'Exploded
and
Burned
At
Apia
TUTILIA
Samoa,
Nov.
30
Desna
tehes
from
Apia.
Samoa,
last
night
Aald
the
yacht
Carnegie,
the
non-mairnetie
scientific
vessel
of
the
Carnegie
Institute
of
.Washington,
D.C.
exploded
and
M4burnrd
at
Apia
Harbor
caus-Tntrthr
death
of
Captain
J.
P.
Ault.
mater
of
the
vensel.
Several
members
of
the
crew
were
Injured
and
the
cabin
boy
is
missing.
Five
other
vessels
In
the
harbor
were
Ignited
and
destroyed.
No
Trace
Found
Of
Lost
Airmen
NOME,
Nov.
30:
Engineer
Deer-adoff
of
the
fur
trading
ship
Manuk
in
charge
of
one
of
the
dog
teams
out
in
search
for
Pilot
Carl
Elelson
has
been
missing
since
Nov.
9
returned
to
the
ship
late
yesterday
after
travelling
90
miles
along
the
foothills.
He
reported
no
trace
of
the
missing
air
pilot.
British
Ship
Is
Ashore
and
Is
Breaking
Up
SAN
FRANCISCO.
Nov.
30.
A
wireless
message
received
today
said
the
British
freighter
Norwich
City
is
ashore
at
Gardner
Island,
vone
of
the
Phoenix
group
in
the
Pacific
south
of
Hawaii,
and
was
breaking
up
fast.
FIVE
WERE
KILLED
COAST
OF
IRELAND
COBH.
Irish
Free
State,
Nov.
30.
Five
men
were
killed
and
twelve
made
seriously
111
by
gas
in
the
hulk
of
the
wrecked
liner
Celtic
which
Is
being
dismantled
off
the
coast
here.
Scottish
Humor
Impo"rfpJdJrect
from
the.
Aberrfecrr'Jotfc
Factory
'
Pat
was
arrested
for
being
intoxicated.
On
being
brought
before
the
Judge
he
was
asked
by
the
Court
what
he
was
there
for.
Pat:
"Your
Honor.
I
was
arrested
for
being
intoxicated."
Judge:
"Pat.
where
did
you
buy
the
liquor?"
Pat:
"Your
Honor,
I
did
not
buy
It.
A
Scotchman
gave
It
to
me."
Judge:
"Thirty
days
for
per
Jury."
.