T.i
Tomorrow's
Tides
Friday,
October
31,
1930
Of
Special
Interest
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10.02
a.m.
17.2
i.
Have
you
read
the
classified
21.56
p.m.
10.5
ft.
advertising
page
In
this
paper
today?
r3
S'.
3.18
a.m.
8.0
ft.
II
not,
now
Is
the
time.
10.08
p.m.
10.3
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NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXI..
t.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
OCTOBER
30,
1930
PRICE
FIVE
CENTd
0
MING
ROBBERY
IN
SOUTHERN
B.C.
Vol.
BURKE
REACHED
Bandits
Took
From
Store
Valley
But
Quiet
Little
Town
of
Murrayvillc
Scene
of
Hold-Un
Loot
Is
Recovered
But
Robbers
Are
Still
At
Large
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
Oct.
30
Four
bandits
this
morning
smashed
the
safe
and
robbed
the
store
of
P.
Y.
Porter
at
Murrayville
of
$10,000
in
stocks
and
bonds
and
$300
in
cash,
drove
away
in
a
stolen
car,
shot
their
way
through
a
police
guard
at
the
Fraser
River
and
finally
took
refuge
in
Queen's
Park.
They
dropped
the
loot
in
i
Hthelr
Illght
and
it
was
recovered.
Tomorrow
Is
Last
Day
For
Regis
istration
far
138
householders
and
11-
r.
i:
holders
have
registered
but
is
something
like
160
shori
of
v
''pUI
number
that
registered
u
'
ar
in
order
to
give
them
a
v
'p
nt
the
civic
election.
T!;p
list
cTdTeTaftTnTtcly
ado
(i
:k
tomorrow
night
Tonight
sit!
tomorrow
night
the
city
clerk
uhl
be
at
the
city
hall
from
7
to
10
"
x
"!
i.stcr
householders
ana
mow
u
.nc
to
vote
at
the
next
election
:
!.
-
Jd
be
sure
to
call
at
the
city
la.;
today
or
tomorrow.
W.
G.
Cameron
of
Victoria
Passes
Former
M.
L.
A.
Had
Served
Capital
City
In
Various
Capacities
For
Forty
Year
VITTOniA,
Oct.
30:
William
Gi
i
-.'v
Cameron,
former
member
of
i'T.islaturo
and
who
served
the
:'y
in
various
capacities
for
40
.'
r
died
yesterday.
He
was
77
5
1
'!
-
of
age.
Tolmlc
Government
Docs
Not
Intend
to
Finish
P.G.E.Said
t;i
'.he
course
of
a
recent
address
in
'.lie
North
Vancouver
provincial
t
lection
campaign,
T.
D.
Pat-tullo.
Liberal
leader,
expressed
the
"Pinion
that
the
Tolmle
government
had
no
intention
of
complet-li"
'.he
Pacific
Orcat
Eastern
Rall-from
North
Vancouver
to
Twiv.c
Georee.
That
was
evident,
Mr
Pattullo
declared,
by
the
government's
action
In
discontinuing
''-tut
on
the
North
Vancouver
section.
NOTICE
Pursuant
to
the
Municipal
Elcc
tiimi;
Act
all
persons
desiring
to
be
entered
on
the
Voters'
List
for
the
forthcoming
Municipal
Elections
11
Householders
or
Holders
of
Trade
Licenses
must
register
their
vimrs
with
the
City
Clerk
during
to"
month
of
October
on
a
statutory
from
td
be
supplied
by
ths
w
Clerk.
The
qty
Clerk's
Office
will
bo
Pcn
from
0
a.m.
until
5
p.m.
eacli
and
every
dav'durlne
the
month
f
October
with
the
exception
of
turday,
when
It
will
be
open
Irm
9
a.m.
until
12.30
p.m,
E,
F.
JONES.
c
0,15,
27-30.
City
Clerk
I
$10,000
in
Fraser
Dropped
It
j
The
countryside
from
Queen's
Park
to
MaUlardville,
four
miles
away,
is
being
searched
in
the
effort
to
cap
ture
the
bandits.
After
robbing
Porter's
store,
the
bandits
attempted
to
rob
McLellan
and
McCartert
feed
store
across
the
street
but
were
frightened
away
by
an
approaching
car
which,
after
their
flight,
discovered
the
robbery.
The
police
hastened
to
guard
the
Fraser
River
bridge
but
the
bandits
greeted
them
with
a
volley
of
shots
which
the
poltee
exchanged.
As
far
as
Is
known,
no
one
was
In
jured-.
Reaffirmed
Leader
LONDON,
Oct
30:
Rt.
Hon.
Stanley
Baldwin
was
reaffirmed
leader
of
the
British
Conservative
party
by
a
vote
of
462
to
110
at
a
meeting
of
Conservatives
in
Caxton
Hall
today.
Two
Instances
of
Honest
Taxi
Men
Have
Been
Found
inNnON.
Oct.
30:
Cltlnn
two
Instances
in
whjh
taxi-drlvsrs
had
been
honest
The
Taxi
World,
a
monthly
publication,
in
Its
October
number
said:
"After
a
passenger
had
been
taken
to
his
destination,
the
driver
found
a
package
in
the
cab.
He
nmmnUv
handed
It
over
to
the
police.
The
package
left
behind
by
the
aDseni-mii'u.w
"
iwc
wii,..vU
i,u;p1
valued
at
approximately1
$0,000.
In
the
wond
instance,
a
driver
found
tnai
a
passenger
uau
left
$5,000
in
bank
notes
in
nis
cbd.
He
drove
to
the
nearest
police
station."
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
30:
Wheat
was
quoted
on
the.
local
exchange
today
at
7SVc.
DESTINATION;
LEFT
ON
GAIN
FOR
LIBERALS
Took
One
Seat
Away
From
Conservatives
In
Four
Ontario
Ry-Electlons
TORONTO,
Oct.
30:
One
Liberal
gain
from
the
Conservatives
and
three
Conservative
seats
unchanged
is
the
result
of
yesterday's
voting
in
four
by-elections
for
the
Ontario
legislature.
Lanark,
South
N'ipissing
and
Perth
South
elected
government
candidates
while
Waterloo
South
was
redeemed
by
the
Liberals,
K.
O.
Hipcl
obtaining
a
majority
of
about
100
over
M.
M.
Donald.
E.
It.
Stedman
was
elected
in
Lanark,
Charles
Harrison
in
South
Nipissing
and
Charles
Richardson
in
Perth
South.
COMMITTED
FOR
TRIAL
Louis
Wesley
and
John
Morrison
.
.Sent
UpOn-Thcft.
From
tbe..
Person
Charge"
"
Louis
Wesley
and
John
Morrison,
charged
with
theft
from
the
person
of
Andy
Oaviri
In
a
downtown
hotel
on
Tuesday
night,
were
committed
for
trial
by
Magistrate
McClymont
in
city
police
court
this
morning.
It
,
1
alleged
that
Wesley
and
Morrison
j
entered
Oavin's
room
and
forcibly
relieved
him
of
a
watch
as
well
as
j
cash.
'
I
Andy
Oavln.
the
man
who
was)
alleged
to
have
been
robbed,
was
the
chief
witne
against
Wesley
and
Morrison.
He
declared
that
Wesley
had
entered
his
room
by
way
of
the
transom
and
opened
the
door
from
the
inside
for
Morrison.
The
pair
then
relieved
him
forcibly.
Oavln
declared,
of
a
watch
and
two
dollars
or
so
which
they
took
from
his
pockets.
Oavln
testified
that
It
had
been
necessary
to
call
a
doctor
to
examine
him
for
a
ttp.-i.ufpd
arm
and
a
throat
which
was
still
sore
as
a
result
,of
Morrison
having
"loved
him."
Witness
stated
that
he
was
lying
on
top
of
his
bed
when
Wesley
made
entrance
by
way
of
the
transom.
He
had
not
had
time
to
interfere
before
Wesley
unlocked
the
door.
He
(witness)
was
not
under
the
influence
of
liquor
but
Morrl-
son
was.
As
he
was
being
assaulted
witness
saia
ne
screamea.
uejpi
Pollcel
Murder"
The
proprietor
soon
arrived
on
the
e
scone
scene
and
and
the
the'...
police
were
called.
Sergeant
W.
J.
Service,
who
conducted
the
prosecution,
stated
he
was
prepared
to
admit
that
Oavln
.
was
under
the
influence
of
liquor.
That
was
no
excuse
for
the
other
men
robbing
him.
Morrison
denied
that
lie
had
taken
either
watch
or
money
from
Oavln.
Wesley
disclaimed
Gavin's
Statement
umi
ne
naa
eniereu
wie
room
by
way
of
the
transom,
that
he
had
opened
the
door
or
that
he
started
to
choke
Gavin.
JOCKEY
CLUB
,
RACE
WINNER
Daytown
Second
and
Friendship
Third
ln
Event
Today
at
Newmarket
NEWMARKET,
Oct.
30:
A.
K.
Macomber's
Brunoau
won
tho
Jockey
Club
Cup
today.
Baytown
was
second
and
Friendship
third.
Only
three
horses
ran.
British
Army
An
interesting
pk,i.ure.
the
horic
ana
:
m-
churned
successor,
taken
at
British
army
manoeuvre
on
Salisbury
Plain,
recently,
showing
cava!;:
y
and
mechanise
j
ur.
t
forovjd
of
tanks,
moving
j
up
to
'battle"
area.
IS
FOUND
IN
RIVER
-V.ody
of
Coscns.
Spencer.
Miss-Inf
Sine
Chilcotin
.Shooting
Is
Discovered
WILLIAMS
LAKm.Oct
SO:
The
body
of
Coscns
Spencer,
60
years
old
rancher
of
Chilcotin,
was
found
In
the
Chilcotin
River
yesterday
by
Little
Charlie,
an
Indian,
after
a
search
since
September
11
following
the
shooting
to
death
of
Edward
Smith,
ranch
storekeeper,
and
the
wounding
of
Walter.
Stoddard,
ranch
manager.
The
Jody
was
found
in
the
river
Just
below
the
scene
of
the
shooting.
It
was
held
fast
among
drift
logs.
MORE
POWER
A7W,
O
V
PRINCE
GEORGE
,
Additional
Unit
Will
Be
Able
to
Meet
Acquirements
For
Some
Years,
It
Is
Expected
pptwrp
nwnRn'R
rw.
fin-
The
j
new
unU
6f
the
city
r
staUon
i
now
ln
operation
and
is
carrying
,h
fi
full
load
of
the'munlciDal
lleht-
i.
ing
service,
xiie
new
uiuciuuc
i
doing
the
work
that
was
formerly
performed
by
two
smaller
ones
but
.
for
peak-load
conditions
it
may
be
neccssary
to
throw
in
one
of
the
smaller
machines.
The
new
unit
gives
the
city
an
ample
power
reserve
which
it
is
ex-
Dected
will
be
sufficient
to
meet
all
power
requirements
for
a
number
0f
years.
ENGINES
OF
U-101
WERE
WORKING
WELL
PRIOR
TO
DISASTER
LONDON.
Oct
30
A
page
from
the
log.-
of
the
ill-fated
ft
British
dirigible
R101
was
ln-!
troduced
Into
the
govern-
ment's
Inquiry
today
to
show
that
the
engines
of
the
air-
ship
were
working
smoothly
nine
minutes
before
It
crash-
ed
at
Beauvais,
France.
This
sheet
had
been
found
near
tho
scene
of
the
disaster.
'
Manoeuvres
IN
PEACE
Grade
From
Hythe
to
Dawson
.
Creek
Expected
to
Be
Com-.
pleted
In
Two
Weeks
GRANDE
PRAIRIE.
Oct.
30:
John
Wickstrand,
the
contractor
in
charge
of
construction
of
the
extension
from
Hythe
to
Dawson
Creek,
stated
that
the
steel
was
laid
to
Swan
Lake
siding.
The
grade,
he
said,
was
practically
completed
from
Swan
Lake
to
Pouce
Coupe,
as
was
also
the
siding
at
the
latter
point.
It
is
expected
that
the
grade
;
will
be
completed!
from
Hythe
to
Dawson
Creek
in
from
15
to
20
vvuinui
uaja.
xtic
,uu,
w&
w,iua
between
Swan
Lake
and
Pouce
Coupe
are
being
rushed
to
completion.
THIS
PROVINCE
FIRST
ENTRY
Ladner
Farmer
First
to
Enter
In
Chicago
Show
CHICAGO,
Oct.
30:
To
a
British
Columbia
farmer,
W.
O.
Olbson
of
Ijadner(
goes
lne
distinction
of
hav
ing
made
the
first
entry
from
that
nrovinee
to
be
received
for
the
1930
,
,
.
,
;
jniernaiiunai
greur
anu
nay
suuw
'.
to
be
held
at
Chicago
November
29
to
December
6,
in
connection
with
the
International
Live
Stock
Expo-
sltlon.
!
Gibson's
entries
which
consist
of
samples
of
field
peas,
six-rowed
j
barley,
oats,
hard
red
spring
wheat,
;
and
field
beans,
will
be
matched
with
products
of
the
fields
of
the
farthermost
parts
of
the
world
which
are
sent
to
compete
In
this
premier
crops
show.
Already
for
the
1930
event
wheat
samples
have
been
received
from
three
New
South
Wales
wheat
growers.
Gibson
won
oneof
the
highest
honra
at
th
l&29pjslrand
Hay
Showar
Chlc&gcfr
rAftntrfe
cham-
MlUlifW
rjlajjiurr
of
field
nJSieMtfflred
spring
wheat
class,
his
sample
was
high
on
the
award
list.
Lee
Gordon
was
the
speaker
at
the
weekly
luntheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
at
the
Commodore
Cafe
today.
His
subject
was
"The
Consumer's
Dollar."
Pre
sident
S.
D.
Johnston
was
ln
the
'chair.
RETURN
Frank
Dorbrandt
Found
i
Last
Trace
of
Missing
Aviator
Near
Ft.
Hard
Search
Flyer
Himself
Forced
Down
By
Gasoline
Shortage
On
Lake
Fifty
Miles
South
of
Base
ATLIN,
Oct.
30:
That
Captain
E.
J.
A.
Burke,
missing
Atlin
commercial
flyer,
reached
his
destination
safely
and
left
Liard
Post
on
the
return
flight
to
Atlin
on
October
11,
was
learned
by
Frank
Dorbrandt
who
left
here
on
Monday
last
to
search
for
Burke.
Dorbrandt,
on
his
return
from
Liard,
was
forced
to
land
on
Paddy's
Lake,
50
miles
south
of
here,
because
of
shortage
of
gasoline.
Burke
was
last
seen
50
miles
from
Liard
making
good
progress
toward
Atlin.
The
visibility
was
poor
here
on
October
11.
Gasoline
is
being
rushed
to
Dorbrandt
so
that
he
may
return
here.
Shortage
of
Women
I
Doctors
In
F.nvlnnrl
-
-
-
-
-O
-
-
-
Not
Enough
to
Fill
Vacant
Posts
Says
Dean
of
Medical
School
LONDON.
-Oct.
30:
There
are
not-enough
-qualified'
mod
ieaPwo-4
'
men
to
fill
vacant
nosts
declares
Lady
Barrett,
dean
of
the
LoAdon
MONTREAL,
Oct.
30:-The
pros-School
of
Medicine
for
Women.
On
pecta
are
thatCanada
will
this
year
w.
uu.mi
new
session
of
the
school
the
larg
est
entry
it
has
had
since
1920.
Miss
Chadbum,
senior
surgeon
South
London
Hospital
for
Women,
speaking
of
the
need
for
more
wo
-
1
men
doctors,
said
marriage
is
a
very
,
real
part
of
women's
work,
and
wo-
men
played
the
more
important
,
part
hi
married
life.
"I
think
it
is
a
monstrous
injustice
and
an
insult
to
women
to
say
that
on
marriage
a
woman
must
retire,
or
"No
married
women
need
apply,'
Such
a
dictum
should
produce
a
strike
of
all
women,"
says
Miss
Chadburn.
"There
is
medical
work
which
can
be
done
equally
as
well
by
married
women,,
as
by
single
women."
'Middle'
Men
In
England
Scarce
Supply
Not
Equal
to)
Demand
Says
Warden
of
College
LONDON,
Oct
30i
The
supply
of
well
trained
young
Englishmen
for
the
"middle'
positions
Is
not
equal
to
the
demand,
according
to
A.
H.
L.
Fisher,
a
former
minister
of
education,
and
now
warden
of
New
College,
Oxford.
"We
are
often
told
there
is
plenty
of
room
at
the
top,"
said
Mr.
Fisher
at
the
prize-giving
at
Bradfield
College.
"That
is
true,
but
there
Is
also
plenty
of
room
ln
the
middle
room
for
well
educated,
well
mannered,
young
Englishmen.
They
are
ln
great
demand,
and
the
supply
does
not
equal
the
demand."
Boyd
and
Connor
Off
to
Berlin
Trans-Atlantic
Flyers
to
Pay
Visit
to
Capital
City
of
Germany
CROYDON,
England.
Oct.
30:
ijfcipl.
J.
Errol
Boyd
and
Lieut.
Harry
Connor,
trans-Atlantic
aviators,
left
Croydon
today
in
their
monoplane
Columbia
for
Berlin.
The
fire
department
had
a
call
at
6.45
last
evening
to
the
shop
of
Leo
Contoll
on
Sixth
Street
Use
of
gasoline
had
started
flames
which
were
extinguished
before
any
damage
was
done.
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111
GOLD
YIELD
Canada
Promises
to
Overtake
Uni-
tedSlateSf
This
Year
advance
Into
second
place
among
the
gold
producing
countries
of
the
world.
South
Africa
holds
first
place
and
the
United
States
second.
Last
year
the
value
of
gold
pro-
ri.pr,
r.n!i
wn,
nnnrnmn
$40
000i000.
u
tne
value
wlll
5e
about
$Mi.
000
m
AlmQst
wlthout
exceptlon
the
u
mmes
m
Nortnem
Qn.
ltarn
th
.
f
1
o
production
in
the
Dominion
are.
expanding
their
output
Besides
the
straight
gold
producers
there
are
several
copper
mines
that
add
an
important
quota
of
gold
as
a
by-
nrnHiirt
WHhln
th
nvt.
voar
It
I
lwlv
t:at
M,nltha
w,
nlav
nn
Important
role
in
giJld
production.
Charlie
Olsen
Is
Committed
Logger
Will
Have
to
Stand
Trial
on
.
Charge,
of
Wounding
With
Razor
On
a
charge
of
wounding
Warren
Scott
with
a
razor,
Charlie
Olscn,
logger,
was
committed
for
trial
by
Magistrate
McClymont
In
city
police
court
yesterday
afternoon.
He
will
appear
before
Judge
F.
McB.
Young
In
County
Court
shorUy
for
election.
ONLY
ONE
BOAT
IN
The
American
schooner
Helge-land,
with
10,000
pounds,
was
the
bfitf
"WSirpUt
boat
In
thismornlng.
It
was
expected
that
she
would
hold
over
until
tomorrow.
TWENTY-SEVEN
KILLED
IN
ITALIAN
'QUAKE
ANCONA.
ItO,ly,
jPft',,:
Twenty
-
seven,
Rergonjj.are
known
to
be
killed
and
more
than
150
are
Injured
as
a
result
of
an
earthquake
which
shook
the
Adriatic
Coast
of
Italy
today.
It
Is
believed
that
the
casuajies
in
town
which
had
beep
heard
from
at
midday
would
appreciably
increase
the
total
of
casualties.
,