Tomorrow's
Tides
HUGHES
FIRE
DAMAGES
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1
AM
r
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ml
ACT
i
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t
'
Ten
Thousand
Dollars
Loss
Yes
tcrday
at
Plant
of
llolstini
Packing
Co.
Near
Victoria
VICTORIA,
Oct
2:
Ten
thous
and
dolliis
damage
was
done
yes-
vfi
-li.i.
.hn
XioVtof
Packing
law
the
liohum
SSumx
hero
OF
AUSTRALIA
Program
of
Dominion
Government
Begins
to
Take
Definite
Shape
Tariff
Changes
and
Immigration
Restrictions
Are
Also
Serving
to
Improve
Conditions
In
Canada,
Senator
Robertson
Declares
ness,
the
minister
said.
Tariff
chan
-
;
ges
.,,,
enacted
at
the
recent
session
,..
of
.
Parliament
would
further
afford
an
,
immense
stimulus
to
indutal
TLntlZuZ
he
said.
Restrictions
on
Unrrtlgra
-
!
tton
were
materially
...i.n..
aiding
ui
employ
-
!
i
LTof
hUS
'
out
of
M
Montreal
had
recently
been
,
OTTAWA,
Oct.
2:
Between
$80,000,000
and
WO00,-ii?fJp2;.?IS!
to
stand
for
a
middle
course
at
the
000
rfn
will
-u
u
be
"nut
Li
to
work
i
ft
i
to
aid
l
employment
i
i
during
i
the
.1
;
Penucton
convention
of
the
Union
next
12
montns
under
the
program
of
the
Dominion
gov-
j
of
Municipalities,
ernment
to
provide
work
for
Canadians,
Senator
Gideon
!
city
Treasurer
Matheson
expiain-Robertson,
minister
of
labor,
announced
yesterday.
The
10
neu
some
of
the
hard-money
would
be
used
on
useful
public
works
and
would
'S2.SVhSnl!2?ni
hlh
cort
"deeming
Kprovide
a
great
stimulus
for
busl-
iUirouh
.f
LIBRARY
ON
TRAIN
It.
C.
Library
Commission
to
Ask
i
i
Government
Forirrnnission
to
Operate
Service
TTia
nriliAH
DAnmKla
T.IKrarv
Commission
is
to
ask
the
provincial!
government
for
apprtrt!
to
riperate'
a
library
service
along
the
line
of
the
Canadian
NaUonal
Railway,
out
of
Prince
George.
Arrangemenu
to.
use
a
Canadian
are
being
,maO
National
I
car
Srtf
travelling
11-
hn.rv
ilnrough
the
central
"
interior.
;
Whalnn
Rppeiunr
TI.
t
,
,
Wins
Judgment
Awarded
$1715
Against
J.
H.
Palmer
of
Swanson
Bay
Who
Is
Given
Counlcr-Claim
of
$391
cancelled
lor
the
reason
that
the
m
"
I
Hospital
yesterday.
The
new
stu-vetsels
mutullv
aar6fd
ltand
or
eould
not
operate
profitably'
U.ta",
"dents
are:
Mtea
Edna
Isabel
Tvler.
unless
they
had
immigrants
for
tht
7
registration
fee
as
another
step
to-
t
t
between
8,OW.D00
ward
inducing
people
td
hold
mi
and
W.000,000.
Senator
Robertson
to
Ujelr
property,
tJSiTtTl'
rO?mT
presided
and
there
e"",,
iSftS
"
h
nrese?l
Aldermen
Brown,
re
townment,
Mbu-1
RMderham.
j
Blackf
Pu:.
"
land
mun,!:
len.
Macdonald
and
Llnzey.
y"
paHUe..
towards
public
works
and,18"'
.J"'"""'
Concluding
trial
in
Supreme
epnstruction
of
public
works
and
Court
in
Vancouver,
Mr.
Justice
highys
according
to
an
agrec-Murphy
awarded
E.
M.
Mills,
suing
ment
riacned
between
the
Domin-as
receiver
and
manager
of
Whalen
Bng
province.
In
addition,
Pulp
&
Paper
Mills
Ltd..
Judgment
province
of'Ontorto
will
partl-for
$1745
against
J.
H.
Palmer,
,n
$4,000,000
fund
ear-
Swanson
Bay.
The
award
was
marked
for
direct
rejef.
money
which
had
been
paid
by
the
i
'
plaintiff
five
years
ago
to
workmen
pmnkived
bv
Palmer
in
stevedortnu
;
Several
Jewish
stercs
are
closed
at
Swanson
Bay.
The
defendant
nueereded
in
establishing
a
coun-i
tcr-clalm
for
$394
in
respect
of
his
,
services.
rn.ow.wu
program
or
uie
iwo
The
distribution
of
the
gdvern-
nunt's
$30,000,000
relief
sum
will
be
prediodted
on
the
necessitin
and
fmanclai
ablUUes'of
the
provlneeil
and
not
on
the'
basis
of
population,
Robertson
said.
A
sum
not
exceeding
$3,850,000
will
be
available
for
Ontario
out
of
the
federal
unemDlovmcnt
fund
for
today,
this
being
the
great
Day
of
Atonement.
Yom
Klppur,
kept
by
the
faithful
as
a
day
of
prayer
and
fasting.
j
,
Never
before
in,
the
province
had
the
Liberal,
leaden
,
been
chosen
by
a
oonvmUoni
whplly
representative
of
the
party
rank
and
fUe
a
d
,a8t
!
nioht's
Hatherine
thus
marked
a
new
departure
in
Liberal
politics
in
'
Nova
Scotia.
From
the
day
of
Hon.
W.
T.
Pipes
down
to
the
prosent
the
Liberal
leaders
had
been
chosen
by
the
elected
members
of
the
House
of
Assembly.
There
were
some
500
,ii.uut,.s
reDresentauves
oi
an
"f
the
province,
present
at'
I
STcmtrntlon.
Angus
Macdonald,
Barrister
Of
Halifax,
Chosen
Leader
Of
Liberals
In
Nova
Scotia
Gathering
Last
Night
Marked
New
Departure
In
Maritime
Politics,
Being
First
Time
Chief
Was
Ever
Elected
By
Open
Grit
Convention
HALIFAX,
Oct.
2
Angus
L.
Macdonald,
Halifax
barrister,
was
chosen
leader
of
the
Nova
Scotia
Liberal
party
in
open
convention
here
last
night.
Hq
succeeds
Hon.
William
Chisholm,
who
asked,
on
account
of
ill
health,
to
be
relieved
of
the
leadership.
Jt
was
the
first
time
jn
the
history
of
Nova
Scotia
that
the
Liberalparty
met
m
conven-
jr'l-rn
to
choose
a
leader.
Council
Takes
Middle
Course
,
On
Tax
Penalty
Mayor
Instructed
to
Support
Reduction
of
Fifteen
Per
Cent
But
Not
Low
As
Five
The
city
council,
at
a
special
session
last
night,
reconsidered
its
action
in
regard
to
the
fifteen
per
cent
penalty
for
non-payment
of
taxes
and,
while
also
rejecting
the
extreme
resolution
sent
to-
it
from
"
i
f'T
that,
in
some
cases,
"
the
coat
was
so
,
,.
r
"TlSl
'
JTS?
P
general
dlscuaston
,,
...
lasting
for
-
about
an
hour
during
...
.
.
,.
..,.
threahed
rthe
aMe;men
U-
.
Mrt
at
nnn4ll,lrtn
n.
th
;
elimination
of
the
five
dollar,
-
15ILLIAKU
MEETING
Six
Team
Leasue
Expected
This
'
1
Winter
Election
-
of
Officers
Deferred
....
.
J
r..
I
JZ,
a
2;.
Z
the
Prince
Rupert
Billiard
League,
called
for
last
night.
1t
was
decided
to
postpone
the
election
of
officers
and
other
general
business
until,
next
Wednesday
evening
when
it
will
be
definitely
known
how
many
teams
are
to
be
entered.
Meantime,
the
outlook
is
good
for
a
league
of
at
least
six
teams
this
winter
with
quite
a
number
of
Jun
lor
players
enrolled.
Teams
already
definitely
entered
are
Elks
and
Orotto.
HIT
BY
CAR;
BACK
HURT
Pat
Itatchford
In
Hospital
As
the
Result
of
Accident
on
Street
Yesterday
Afternoon
pat
Ratchford.
father
of
Jack
and
Joe
Ratchford
of
this
city,
sustained
injuries
to
his
spine
and
possibly
internally
as
a
result
of
being
knocked
down
by
a
car
at
tht
corner
of
Second
Avenue
and
Eighth
Street
at
4:30
yesterday
af
ternoon.
He
is
a
patient
In
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
The
vehicle
by
which
Mr.
Ratchford
was
struck
was
the
delivery
car
of
West's
Oroce.terta
and
it
was
being
driven
by
Pete
Chenoskl.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
.
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
2:
Wheat
was
quoted
on
the
local
exchange'
today
at
74c.
Business
at
the
regular
weekly!
luncheon
of
the
Rotary
Club
In
the
'
Commodore
Cafe
today
consisted
of
the
receiving
of
reports
from
com-
mittees
making
arrangements,
for
the
big
carnival
next
week
for
the
benefit
of
the
gymnasium
fund.
Of
Special
Interest
Friday,
October
3,
1930
ttigh
11.28
am.
n.5
ft.
Have
you
read
the
classified
w.
23.21
p.m.
17.9
ft
advertising
page
in
this
paper
today?
t
5.02
a.m.
6.8
ft.
If
not,
now
is
the
time.
J
.
17.38
p.m.
02
ft.
v
4
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
K
Vol.
;
.,
Nt
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
OCTOBER
2,
1930
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
M
ETYM
ILUON
FOR
UM.
AND
WHITE
OF
WARNING
IS
SENT
Premier
Tojmle
Advises
Bennett
(to
(io
Slow
In
Constitutional
Matters
VICTORIA,
Oct.
8:
Premier
Tolmie
cabled
the
following
to
Premier
Bennett
in
London
last
night:
"As
a
partner
in
the
Confederation
of
Canada,
British
Columbia
emphatically
protests
against
any
action
by
the
Imperial
Conference
affecting
Canadian
constitutional
matters
until
the
provinces
have
had
the
opportunity
cf
meeting
and
discussinj
the
whole
question."
Five
Students
Enter
Nurses'
Training
Here
Five
new
..
nurse,
wt
on
,
duty
at
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Prince
:
M
IIelen
McAu,c'
ana
miss
a
grips
uuyan,
rnnce
no-pert:
Miss
M
Watt.
Kelso.
Wash.;
Miss
Dorothy
Martin.
Calgary.
Philadelphia
Athletics
Pound
Six
to
.
One
Decision
Out
of
St.
Louis
Cards
to
rHlLAUELriilA,
UCt.
Z:ine
worm
cnampion
rniia
-
delphia
Athletics
steam
rollered
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals
.
1
1
1
1
1
:
.
loaav
wun
a
neavy
niuing
score
of
six
to
one
and
two
games
to
the
good
in
the
series.
uaui
itciiu
otumi
uuv
iiuiuv
hs
right-hander,
held
the
eight
batters
before
another
jwno
paid
some
$uu,uuu
w
wawn
t
the
engagement
The
Mackmen
scored
a
con
vine-
ing
triumph
as
they
prepared
to
nlng
catch.
No
runs,
one
hit,
no
er-leave
for
St.
Louis
to
renew
the
rors.
battle
on
Saturday,
tomorrow
being
,
runf
In
truvalllnff
Th
damp
run-
'
nonadlng
crew
that
bUated
Bur-
leigh
O
rimes
to
defeat
yesterday-
Cochrane,
Simmons,
Foxx
and
Dykes
forced
Flint
Rhem.
the
Card
t
wirier,
to
the
showers
in
the
fourth
inning
today.
JlmLindsey
and
Sylvester
Johnson
held
the
bumped
into
trouble
In
the
first
In
nlng
when
Cochrane
slammed
out
a
homer
followed
by
a
single
by
Simmons
and
a
two-bagger
by
Foxx
all
of
which
netted
two
runs
for
the
Mackmen.
In
the
second
Inning.
Oeorge
Watktns,
replacing
Ray
Blades
on
the
Red
Birds'
line-up,
sent
the
ball
over
the
fence
for
a
Cardinal
homer
but
Barnshaw
was
the
complete
master
of
the
situation
from
then
on.
Both
teams
made
two
errors
eaeh
in
the
third
inning
hut
the
Athlet
ics'
bobbles
caused
no
damage
while
the
two
mlsplays
of
the
Cardinals
cost
two
runs
after
two
men
were
down.
The
composite
score:
St.
Louis
One
run,
six
hits,
two
errors.
Phlladelpliiat-Slx
'
runs,
seven
hits,
two
errors.
.
Batteries
Philadelphia,
Ea
tri
shaw
and
Cochrane;
St.
Louis.
Rhem
and
Mancuso.
First
Inning
St.
Louis
Douthlt,
with
two
strike
called,
lifted
a
high
fly
to
Dyke
near
the
pitcher's
mound.
Adams
filed
out
to
Simmons.
Frtsch
hit.
over
Simmons'
head
fc
for
two
bases,
his
forty-third
world
series
FIRE
LOSS
WAS
HEAVY
Sawmill
Fire
Tuesday
Brought
Destruction
For
September
Up
to
High
Mark
During
the
month
of
September,
the
local
fire
department
epai
Mucin
responded
icajAmucu
:
i.
Damage
was
rather
f
Britain
Is
No
Longer
Alone
Mistress
of
Our
Des-TmomiZ.
Tuesday
usual
morning,
ill
,
tiny,"
Says
Wartime
Premier
Right
'Is
Vn-
to
eight
alarms
higher
than
sawmill
fire
total
damage
for
the
month
Is
est!
:nated
at
$20,600.
The
fires
in
which
SaiSypNBY,
Australia
Oct
2:-The
suggestion
that
Thomas
Baiiingert
woodshed,
$100
Britain
by
herself
.can
dissolve
the
Empire
without
con-
(stimated);
Home
oil
office,
$io"o
suiting
us
is
monstrous,"
declared
Rt.
Hon.
W.
M.
Hughes,
(estimated);
Big
Bay
Lumber
Co.'s
wartime
Premier
of
Australia,
in
addressing
university
sawmill.
$20,000.
students
here.
He
was-
referring
apparently
to
a
state-
iSitSr
""'"",
"
been
made
by
Kt.
Hon.
J.
H.
Thomas.
n:intH
f
tin
JiJ
fttoy
Seal,
to
newspapermen
f
T
The
Masonic
Hall
fire
in
January
when
$10,300
damage
was
dun?
and
TrXr
th.
n.B
r,v
M9
iat
month
when
the
latf
was
valued
at
1fcgrant
?ht4l
Tf
7
proclaiming
the
right
to
$20,000
has
brougbtjhe
fire
loss
in
Prince
Rupert
foff,lne
present
vwf'
'consulting
Canadaustralia,
theH
L,7
and
to
date
up
to
aiftfo
far
In
exce
of
any
recent
y?
7
ot?"
P?
ot
?1
.
w
.
So
far
the
fire
loss
in
Prince
Ru-
tert
this
year
Isjwtimated
at
1.-
187
as
compared
with
but
$1.73
in
"
"
11
11
the
same
period
1(29.
So
tar
this
"a,nd
SAN
QUENTIN,
Calif.,
Oct.
2:-year
African
Prime
Mutator,
thinks
he
there
have
bew
alarms
gtcwart
Northcott.
23i
torned
in
aflatt3
to
the
same
w"hto
Bri
T"
convicted
of
murdering
three
boys
period
last
yearv
I
Win
Second
Game
'
.
.
...
u
1
1
A"
1
a.
auacK
anu
iinisneu
up
wan
js.
.........
..
.
,
Cards
to
six
hits
and
fanned
capacity
crowd
of
32,295
fans
i
hit,
and
a
world
record.
Bottomley
nied
out
to
Haas
who
made
a
Tun
Philadelphia
Bishop
filed
out
to
1
TYn..v,tt
nttlraa
1W)
a
faat
nn
!
down
to
Adams
who
made
a
fine
!
play,
throwing
the
runner
out
at
first.
Cochrane,
with
two
strike
called,
smashed
out
his
second
homer
of
the
series
over
the
right
I
!
,leid
fence.
Simmons
singled
tP!.fr.
'centre
and
was
scored
on
a
one-
bail
down
tne
iim
oase
une
ana
was
out.
Two
runs,
three
bits,
no!
errors.
Second
Innlnc
-
...
.
.
I
I
BlshOD
In
short
centre.
Watkins,
with
two
strikes
called,
drove
the
ball
over
the
right
field
wall
for
a
;
home
run.
Mancuso
beat
out
a
hit
to
Shortstop
Boley.
Oelbert
singled
to
centre.
Mancuso
going
to
third.
Rhem
faned
and
Douthlt
popped
out
to
Bishop,
hitting
the
ball
with
handle
of
his
bat.
One
run,
three
hits,
no
errors.
Two
left
on
bases.
Philadelphia
Haas
struck
out.
Mancuso
dropping
ball
but
threw
him
out
at
first.
Boley
popped
to
Frlsch.
Barnshaw
filed
out
to
Ha-fey.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
One
left
on
bases.
Third
Inning
St.
Louis
Adams
filed
out
to
Miller
In
ahort
right.
Frisrh
hit
a
hard
smash
to
Boley
who
fumbled
and
was
charged
with
an
error.
Earn-(
Continued
on
Page
2)
R.
F,
McNaughton,
C.
N.
R.
district
passenger
agent,
sailed
on
Uie
Prince
Oeorge
yesterday
afternoon
for
a
trip
to
Stewart
on
official
business.
He
expects
to
return
to
the
city
on
Sunday
evening.
CANADA
REPLY
Minister's
Statement
Regarding
Secession
Meets
'
sound
Says
Former
'
nobod;
nations
the
right
of
a
Dtomt"ton
T5;
5'
"Ugh"
protested
against
Britain
,
"attempt-
'
"It
is
time
Britain
realizes
that
atnA
t
b
m
lAnsar
o
inn
a
ino
minrDOB
"
"
-J-
m
7
i
and
simultaneously
outside
of
It,
.
IX
1
-
A
A.
t
1
iU.
u
is
ume
some
one
hhu
mm
un-
iacu.
1
TORONTO,
Oct.
2:
Hon.
lr
-Thomas';
White,
former
Canadian
minister
of
finance,
in
a
letter
ap-
pearing
in
the
Toronto
Mail
andShen
bllSoim,
rtf
Mlb
'
the
first
Empire,
expresses
the
opinion
that,
tlme
thMlPhttT'ld
be
ddne
to
a
the
statement
attributed
to
t.
Hon.
?
H.
Thomas
that
"nobody
ques
ft
ions
in
the
least
the
right
to
se-Iccde"
is
quite
unsound.
Mr.
White
,arirues
that
the
exoresslon
rtehf.mm,H
.
.h
h.
trnn
.
to
secede"
must
mean
a
constitu
-
mi
I'nA
wtnrron
mm
ri
w-
-
v
r,
.iiocrf.atinn
rnii(n
:in
enactment
of
right
to
secede.
ELEVEN
MORE
WOMEN
TODAY
Systematic
"T'
Is
Item
i
Centinned
By
City
Police
Eleven
more
women
appeared
be
........
w-it.
in
.
M7.
-,:
Avenue.
v
vnr
hmi7
kMun.
EmUv
Law-
rpnrp
Muriel
Lee.
Mvrtle
Ollroy,
Tanaa
DllkniV
RtV
Shannon
dCllK.K
AMW.UJ,
"
"J
Clara
Perrin.
Melvln
Polk
and
Agnes
Catlett
were
each
fined
$50,
with
30
days
option.
For
being
Inmates.
Bertha
Jous-seau,
Jean
Anderson
and
Joyce
McDonald
were
each
fined
$25,
with
option
of
15
days.
The
fines
in
each
case
were
paid.
HAMILTON
.
IS
WINNER
Eastern
Tigers
Took
Calcary
Name)
ikes
Into
Camn
Yesterday
Thirty-Seven
to
KlgrTtOTn
CALGARY.
Oct.
2:
Continuing
their
victorious
tour
of
Canada,
the
Hamilton
Tigers
yesterday
defeated
the
Calgary
Tigers
37
to
8
at
ruauy.
Miss
Beryl
Agnes
Hillis.
eldest
sister
of
Mrs.
J.
T.
Steele
of
Oiscome,
died
last
week
in
Tranqullle
Sani
tarium
at
the
age
of
30
years.
With
Protest
finance
Minister
N0RTHC0TT
ISHMGED
Collapsed
as
lie
Entered
the
Death
'
Room
and
'Had
"to
Be
Blind-foldetflMere
Mounting
."
'Callows
on
a
chicken
ranch
near
Winevllle,
CaJif
wag
hanged
at
the
state
prison
here
today.
An
Morthcott
was
led
into
the
rtpathr&m
firf
.iinirf
nri
hnrf
to
fbe
,UQD&&
DU
truards
and
was
rlscnM.
in
the
historv
of
the
nris-
on.
He
kept
up
a
continual
mumble
as
he
mounted
the
steps
to
the
gal-
ilows
where
the
noose
was
placed
1
;
ie?ged
.
wnich
shot
him
into
eter-
nny.
GOODFAiTH
IS
QUESTION
Watt
Inquiry
Further
Adjourned
Until
October
16
to
Let
Mansou
Get
to
Victoria
VICTORIA,
Oct.
2:--The
real
point,
in
the
inquiry
mto
the
dismissal
of
Norman
A.
Watt
as
government
agent
at
Prlne
Rupert
was
whether
hie
acted
in
good
faith
In
ntjilnina
rnmnpri
ikm
rnmpr
h,
.-TtkT.
rf
oWr.
in
yur
iti
w
a
wne11
tne
inquiry
adjournea
trom
Prince
Rupert
reopened
at
tne
Court
Hou3e
here.
C.
H.
Locke
K.C.,
crown
counsel,
sought
to
bring
further
evidence
on
the
matter
of
the
coroner's
fees
before
the
inquiry
and
asked
for
adjournment
until
October
18
in
order
that
A.
M.
Manson
K.C.,
counsel
for
Watt,
might
be
able
to
reach
here
from
Prince
Rupert.
The
adjournment
was
granted
but
the
commissioner
stated
he
would
make
no
ruling
as
to
whether
the
proposed
new
evidence
should
be
received
or
conehlered.
FISH
SALES
Summary
diiWleRa
W.0QA
,p.ounds.
14.4c.
nd
14.8c.
and
5c.
nadlan
1,000
pounds,
I3c.
and
5c.
American
Western,
40,000,
Pacific
and
Cold
Storage,
14.8c
and
Sc.
Thor.
40
000,
Royal
and
Booth,
14.4c
and
5c.
Canadian
Borgund.
1,000,
Atlin,
13c
and
5c.
.
I