Tomorrow's
Tides
Sunday,
October
5,
1930
High
.
12.24
pm.
19.2
ft.
Low
:
6.16
a.m.
5.7
ft.
18.40
p.m.
6.6
ft.
Vol.
XXI.,
No.
232.
INTER
mal
opening
would
probably
take
place
before
the
end
of
the
month
when
Mayor
Orme
would
press
the
button
at
Falls
River
which
would
set
the
plant
in
motion.
Mr.
Pawson
i
was
coming
from
Montreal
for
the
'
bcr
by
the
Dally
News
ior
w
event.
It
would
be
very
valuable
advertising
to
the
city.
TO
ASSIST
IN
SCHEME
Chamber
of
Commerce
to
Co-Operate
In
Prosperity
Week
Plan
ot
Capitol
Theatre
A
letter
from
Colonel
McMordle
5c
i
.
n-n.rv.rHv
Week
has
CARD
OF
THANKS
niiiTii
There
was
born
at
the
Prlnc
Rupert
General
Hospital
yesterday
n
son
to
Dr.
and
Mrs.
C
H.
FISH
SALES
13.8c
and
Oe.
Summary
American
44.600
pound,
occasion
and
it
was
possible
wit
'
and
5c
to
WSfi
and
96.
other
visitors
might
be
present.
It!
Canadian
30,000
pound,
was
proposed
to
celebrate
the
lm-
and
8c
to
13.8c
and
6c.
po.tant
occasion
and
he
welcomed
I
the
publication
of
the
special
num-
American
EST
IN
PULP
Workless
Fund
Plan
To
Be
Based
Upon
Outline
Made
By
B.C.
Premier
Disclosed
at
Ottawa
That
Robertson
and
Tolmic
Conferred
Upon
Nature
of
Regulations
Before
They
Were
Issued
OTTAWA,
Oct.
4:
In
connection
with
conferences
now
being
hold
between
Senator
Gideon
Robortson,
minister
of
labor,
and
representatives
of
the
various
provinces
in
regard
to
contributions
from
the
federal
relief
fund
it
is
pointed
out
that
Senator
Robertson
and
Premier
S.
F.
Tol-mie
of
British
Columbia
had
conversations
regarding
the
fund
before
the
regulations
were
issued.
In
those
conversations,
Premier
Tolmie
outlined
the
needs
of
his
province.
An
agreement
based
upon
these
discussions
will
oe
drawn
up
for
the
Pacific
provinces.
WILL
OPEN
POWER
LINE
THISMONTHtI
rians
Being
Laid
For
Formal
Event
To
Take
I'iace
at
End
of
October
IMPERIAL
CONFERENCE
REQUESTED
TO
TAKE
UP
SITUATION
OF
SILVER
v
4
VANCOUVER.
0t.
4
The
has
nMM
premfcr
R.
B.
sen-
nctt
in
London
asking
him
to
bring
before
the
Imperial
Conference
the
question
ot
4
the
advisability
of
standard-
dicing
the
price
of
silver.
The
The
opening
of
the
power
plant
is
suarcsUnn
that
the
silver
sit-
likely
to
Uke
place
toward
the
end
uation
be
taken
up
at
the
Im-
of
this
month,
according
to
J.
J.
piai
conference
emanated
Little,
manager
of
the
"Northern
B
from
smlthers'
Board
ot
C.
Power
Co.,
who
spoke
In
regard
TrJt(k
and
proposal
was
to
the
matter
at
the
dinner
of
thel
appmwd
at
the
recent
con.
Chamber
of
Commerce
last
night,
;
vwltlon
o
Associated
v
f
.
1
"ds
of
Trade
ot
Central
Mr.UWe
told
of
the
var
oussw-
tlons
of
the
work,
all
of
which
were
!
nearlng
completion.
Most
of
,t......i
4444J
should
be
complete
in
from
ten
days
,
to
two
weeks.
He
thought
tne
ior
Atll,
4,500,
Cold
Storage,
12.5c
and
Melville.
11,000,
Cold
Storage,
12-4c
and
5e.
Chamber
of
been
received
by
the
Commerce
and
referred
to
a
com-
j
:
mlttee
with
a
view
to
co-operating
(jigCQMK
WOMEN'S
in
thp
movement.
The
chamber
is
in
full
sympathy
with
the
scheme
and
will
give
it
every
possible
assistance.
INSTITUTE
NAMES
MILL
.
M
no
1
ST.
LOUIS,
Oct
4:
St
Louis
Cardinals
retrieved
tHemr
selves
for
their
two
lossiosiat'iPHiiadelphja
earli'drjin
.theJ
week
by
defeating
the
Philadelphia
Athletics
fivmdjntitm
ing
in
the
third
game
of
the
World
Series
today.
A
wild
throng
of
St.
Louis
baseball
fans
crowded
Sportsmen's
Field
to
see
Wild
Bill
Hallahan,
pitching
his
first
game
in
the
series,
bold
the
Mackmen
to
ag
.
.
....
few
scattered
hits
while
his
own
team
.
mates
crashed
out
heavy
clouts
to
say
nothing
of
Taylor
Douthit's
husky
homer
in
the
fourth.
The
Red
Birds
had
to
come
home
to
hit
for
more
than
one
of
them
nude
their
first
hit
of
the
series.
Connie
Mack
used
three
pitchers
in
the
vain
effort
to
atop
the
Cardinals'
batting
spree.
GusWal-berg
started
In
the
box
for
the
Ath-
IS.Sc
lettcs
followed
by
Bill
Shores
and
j
Jack
Qoinh,
but
it
waif
nb
use
for
12
4c
the
Cardfnal
started
hitting
ln;
the
fourth
and
made
their
last
run
,in
the
eighth.
R.II.
Foremost,
40,000,
refitted
10c
and
Athletic
00000000
0-0
7
4c,
went
to
Seattle.
Arrow,
18,660,
Booth,
130
and
8c.
Democrat,
s',000.
Pacific,
13.8c
and
SC.
Fairway.
4,500,
Booth,
13.6c
and
8c.
Canadian
Relief,
6,600,
Atlin,
13AC
and
0e.
Teeny
Mtily,
8.000,
Cold
Storage,
Cards
0
0
0
1
1
0
2
1
x
5
10
Batteries
St.
Louis
Hallahan
-utd
Wilson;
Philadelphia,
Walberg
and
Cochrane.
Blades
plays
rtfht-field
for
Cardinals.
First
Inning
PhUadelphla
Blehbd
singled
to
right
with
two
strikes
and
two
balls.
jftfkeajsfcned,
swinging
hard.
Wil
ton
tried
twice
to
pick
Bishop
off
at
first.
Cochrane
walked.
Simmons
up.
Hallahan
threw
wide
to
second
but
Oelbert
recovered
the
ball.
Simmons
fanned,
swinging
wildly
on
third
strike.
Foxx
hit
to
Oelbert
who
could
not
get
Cochrane
at
see-
Third
Innin;
Philadelphia
Bishop
rolled
out
to
Bottomley
unassisted.
Dykes
swung
hard
at
first
two
pitched
balls
and
tnon
walked
i
."our
balls.
With
two
strikes
called,
Cochrane
was
given
pass
to
first
on
four
wide
ones.
Simmons
rolled
to
Oelbert
who
forced
Cochrane
at
second
and
Frlsch
threw
Simmons
out
at
first
for
double
play.
No
runs,
no
hits,
nrst.
iiananan
inea
oui
to
uoiey.
i
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
assisted.
Haas
fanned
on
third
called
strike.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
St
Louis
Douthlt
up.
He
tried
a
bunt
but
failed,
then
smashed
a
homer
into
left
field
stands
for
his
first
hit
of
series.
Adams
fouled
out
j
to
Cochrane.
Frlsch
bounded
out
to
j
Boley
who
threw
to
first.
Bottomlej
j
fanned,
swinging.
One
run,
one
hit,
;
'
no
errors.
i
Fifth
Inning
ITS
NEW
OFFICERS
No
runs,
two
hlU.
no
errors,
three.
'iht
M
JJf
I
OISCOME,
Oct.
4:
The
Womei
Institute
here
has
,
..
Dorothy
00
werj
as
.
pr.egi
Mr.
ana
Mrs.
D.
E.
Murphy
wish
,,n,
M-
w.
K.
XMt
to
thank
Flro'Clttef
Macponald
faM
gQne
ta
poast.tpjthtooffto'
and
members
Of
tne
nrc
uev"-
ers
are:
vtet-prettdent,
.Mrs.
A.
u.
mcnt
for
the
offloient
manner
in
n-
secretary,
Mrs.
Harvle;
which
they
extlnguUhed
the
firo
treasurer.
Mrs.
Andrews;
executive,
in
their
home
yesterday
also
all
Mr8
nuuur,
Mrs.
Soles
and
Mrs.
friends
and
neighbors
for
tneir
as-,
Renshaw(
slstance
and
kindness.
VANCOUVER
WHKAT
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
.
St
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
OCTOBER
4,
1930
ESTERN
Army
Manoeuvres
On
Salisbury
Plain.
'
-
Tiiirif
1
J
FiThhHi
rfrr
TIT"rr
-AWiHS
Interesting
scene
during
recent
British
army
:aanoeuvres
on
ealibury
Plain,
'iwag
lank,
of
new
army
formation
of
medium
armoured
brigade
which
too.,
p.
;
t
k:.
nrst
time.
ST.
LOUIS
CARDINALS
TAKE
THEIR
FIRST
WORLD-SERIES
VICTORY
TODAY
BY
5
0
SCORE
part
ALL
BOATS
Mr.
Justice
Martin
Delivers
Judgment
Recardin;
Trol-lers
Seized
on
Q.C.I.
?
VICTORIA.
Oct.
4:
In
Admiralty
Court,
Mr.
Justice
Ar-cher
Martin
delivered
judgment
declaring,
forfeited
to
the
Crown
the
three
American
trolling
boats
Sunrise,
Tillie
M.
and
Queen
City
which
were
raptured
by
the
fisheries
patrol
cruiser
Riviais
in
Canadian
waters
off
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Previously,
Mr.
Justice
Martin
had
ordered
the
troller
May
forfeited.
no
erorrs.
One
left
on.
.
'.
.,
-iv.
St.
Louis-Wilson
fouled
out
to
T
"4UU
43
I
rQllT
Tn
T0
lvni.
1NDIA
Cochrane
back
of
plate.
Oelbert
"
Dounad
out
to
lioiey
wno
tnrew
ro
CARDINOTON,
Eng
Oct.
4:
The
British
dirigible
R-100,
the
world's
largest
fighter
than
Fourth
Inning
air
craft,
took
off
this
evening
PhUadelphla-Foxx
hit
to
Hal-
i
tot
an
3,000
mile
flight
to
In-
la
nan
and
was
thrown
out
at
flwt
dla
and
return.
Miller
rolled
out
to
Bottomley,
un-'.
MINISTER
IS
OH
WAY
OTTAWA,
Oct.
4;
Hon.
D.
M.
Sutherland,
minister
of
national
defence,
left
last
night
for
a
tour
of
imllltarv
and
naval
stations
in
relief
of
unemploymen'
first
six
months
of
the
year.
This
was
announced
by
Mayor
W.
H.
!
Premier
Tolmie
and
Hon.
N.
S.i
Lougheed,
minister
of
public
works.
yesterday.
In
addition,
the
province
will
advance
the
city
dollar
for
dollar
on
I
public
works
In
Vancouver
for
the
winter.
I
The
funds
for
this
assistance
are
'being
provided
by
the
provincial
j
government
and
from
the
Dominion's
unemployment
relief
appro-
DOCTORS
jn
cm
Prominent
Medicos
to
Lecture
Local
Members
of
Profession
Tonight
Dr.
R.
.
Rudolf,
professor
of
j
fh-Anuttf
mMritral
whnnl
Trw
i
lectures
for
local
doctors.
The
lec
tures
will
take
place
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital
tonight
and
the
medical
party
will
proceed
Monday
morning
by
train
to
Prince
George.
The
lecture
tour
in
the
course
of
which
the
doctors
are
here
is
un
der
the
auspices
of
the
Sun
Life
end.
Miller
fanned
on
three
pitched
Dou.mw,.
Walberg
fanned
on
three
ne
wUl
g0
t0
PUnce.Rupert
en
route
co-operation
of
the
Canadian
and
balls,
for
third
strikeout
of
inning.
nitehed
balls.
Blshon
singled
to
.
...
rL..u.4
One
left
on.
JafSiltf
,
lort
!5f
t
first
on
roller.
Blades
singled
to
4W:.?1IUW.
ie":
centra.
Wilson,
singled
to
right
on
Frtsoh
filed
but
to
Miller
in
rjgfyt.
No
runs
np.hlts,
no
errpra.
Serond
Inning
Philadelphia
Haas
bounded
out
to
Bottbmley
at
first.
Boley
filed
out
to
Blades
tn
right.
Walberg
rolled
to
Frlsch
and
was
out
at
first.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
St
Louis
Bottomley
fanned
on
tour
pitched
balls.
Hafey
fanned
on
VANCOUVER,
October
4
Wheat
,
five
pitched
balls,
maaes
arove
n
w
is
quoted,
on
the
local
Exchange
1
lonn
fly
to
Haas
In
centre.
No
runs,
,
today
t
1
-8c.
j
no
hlUs,
no
errors.
to
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
FRESH
FROM
hit'
and
run
playtiiBlades
making
'
:
third;-
Blades
iscored
on
Gilbert's
HALIFAX."
'
N3'
'6$i!
single
to
lft.
Wilson
was
out
at;from
threc,
terms
at
Oxford.
An
British
Columbia
Medical
Associa
tions.
In
connect'."!!
with
tho
vi:-i!
of
the
doctors,
the
ann
ml
ir.fftin
of
UArUKiJ
A
i
p
win
uke
place
at
dinner
tnis
eve"
'
'Dr
'Matthews
and
Mr.
Fletcher,
Fresh
the
t,p
through
the
interior,
1
will
return
to
the
city
next
Thurs-
third.
Oelbert
stopped
at
first.
Hal-
rtrew
Haikett.
aged
76,
who
has
y
on
their
return
to
Vancouver.
lanan
waisea
aner
dwiuihb
t
,
wen
m0re
than
hair
a
century
or
first
two
balls
pitched.
Walberg
seryjce
as
naturalist
for
the
De-taken
out
and
replaced
by
Shores.
,
mrtm(int
of
vf-rine
and
Fisheries.
KETCHIKAN
PLANE
IN
Douthlt
grounded
out
to
Bishop
at
;mtend,
to
continue
his
studies
and
j
with
two
passengers
on
board,
first.
One
run,
three
hits,
no
errors.
!
devote
hU
e
Ume
t0
wrltlng
.
the
Alaska-Washington
Airways
Of
Special
Interest
Have
you
read
the
classified
advertising
page
In
this
paper
to
day?
If
not,
now
Is
the
time.
J
PRICE
FIVE
CENTJ
ON
ISLANDS
REVIVED
Wealthy
Americans
At
Queen
Charlotte
City
Suggests
New
Activity
Louis
and
David
DuBois
of
PennsylvaniaVTogether
With
W.
G.
McMorris,
Are
on
Ground
Again
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
CITY,
Oc
4:-Keen
ft&rest
'has
been
aroused
here
by
the
arrival
'yesterday
oil
the
jrnnce
Charles
of
Louis
and
David
Dubois
of
Dubois,
'
Pennsylvania.
The
DuBois
family,
who
are
yealthy
coal
j
and
ticoTier
operators
with
large
holdings
in
Pennsylvania
j
ahd
Oregon,
some
few
years
ago;
in
association
with
W.
G.
,
...
...
"jt
,vMinli
of
Vancouver,
spent
con-
-
riirgvKTt
rt
rrirv
MerabIe
time
and
mossey
investt-
i
8
1
1
I
I
S
S
111
1
commercial-
voastbUitles
JlrxaJUl
JL
S
oi
0taMirhing
a
pulp
mill
on
ti1"te
InIet
PJect
has
Tint
rTTT
tT
-f
M
I
fN
i
1
aeea.
dormant
for
some
time,
and
SJAj
llJuJLil
SLiLJ
the'a'rrival
of
representatives
of
-
-
the
DuBois
interests,
coincident
Vancouver
Gets
SuMUniial
Assfa-
j
witb
tne
arrivai
of
Mr.
McMorris,
tance
From
Government
Orfr
i
Enggcst
the
possibility
of
renewed
Unfmpiojrment
Relief
!
activity
leadmg
to
the
development
1
of
this
major
Industry.
VANCOUVER,
Qct.
4:
A
grant
of
$100,000
will
be
made
kame-'
diately
to
the
city
by
the
psavlndal
;
Kovenuaenl
aa
a
refsad
los-Lst
por-'
ASK
LIGHT
Malkln
following
a
conference
of
,clty
council
represenUUves
with
(Tender
Sent
in
Last
Summer
Dot
Nothinr
Heard
of
It
Since
The
Chamber
of
Commerce
last
evening
passed
a
resolution
asking,
the
Marine
Department
of
the
federal
government
to
proceed
with
the
light
needed
at
Butterworth
Rocks.
Paul
Armour
drew
attention
to
the
fact
that
his
firm
'had
tendered
for
this
work
last
summer
and
given
a
very
low
tender,
since
then
nothing
had
been
heard
of
it
and
he
felt
there
were
influences
working
against
this
port.
The
concrete
for
"ie
tower
would
cost
about
$4,000
and
the
light
itself
about
$2,000.
Home
Was
Nearly
Burned
Friday
'
Batmtnt
of
Conductor
and
Mrv
ronto
University;
Dr.
F.
R.
Scott.
surgeon
of
Toronto,
and
Dr.
Gordon
b.
Matthews,
Vancouver,
pedla-trican,
accompanied
07
C.
J.
Fletcher,
executive
secretary
of
the
British
Columbia
Medical
Associa-
ttan
arrival
in
tha
Mtv
nn
tha
Jlurphr'n
House
Was
In
Flames
Yesterday
Aiterneon
Conductor
and
Mrs.
D.
E.
Murphy,
241
Fifth
Avenue
West,
were
fortunate
that
their
home
was
not
b"e
out
Prince
Rupert
this
morning
fromj
about
1:10
yesterday
afternoon.
v
Vancouver
to
a..-
,
,1
uvuuuvv
rusiv
uiusni
Before
anyone
was
aware
of
it.
the
whole
basement
was
in
flames
and
dense
smoke
was
pouring
from
the
house.
When
the
fire
department
arrived,
the
basement
was
biasing
like
a
furnace
but
the
conflagration
was
immediately
brought
under
control
with
little
damage
except
to
the
basement
in
which
some
trunks
Phlladelphla-Boley
filed
out
to
western
Canada.
From
Winnipeg
Assurance
Co.
cf
Canada
with
tvie
jand
other
effects
we
burned
The
origin
of
the
Uaae
Is
uncer
tain
although
the
fire
department
believes
it
may
have
started
either
from
defective
wiring
or
hot
ashes.
ITALIAN
riUNCESS
TO
MAKUY
BULGARIAN
KING
ROME.
Oct.
4:
The
betro-
thai
of
Princess
alovanna
of
Italy
to
King
Boris
of
Bulgaria
10
ieik
ui
Mr
Haiitett,
on
retiring
rrom
the
seaplane
Skagway
was
in
port
irom
ltely
wa8
married
to
Sixth
Inning
denartment
after
fifty-one
years
11
o'clock
this
morning
to
1:30
this
4
princess
of
Belalum.
Philadelphia
Watklns
playing
Continued
on
page
four.
service,
in
1929,
lelt
tor
Engiant
aiternoon.
xnr
piane
was
oouna
enrolled
at
Oxford.
from
Ketchikan
to
Wright
Sound.
4
was
announced
yesterday
by
Their
Majesties
King
Victor
Emanuel
and
Queen
Helena.
Recently
the
Crown
Prince
of
the