Tomorrow's
Tides
Friday,
November
'21,
1930
'
High
2.01
a.m.
20.1
ft.
13.45
pjn.
23.2
ft.
Low
7.55
a.m.
7.4
ft.
20.32
p.m.
1.4
ft.
V;;l,
XXI.,
No.
271.
1SHER
LABORATORY
DISCUSSED
Hospital
Hoard
Decides
to
Get
Views
of
Doctors
On
This
Matter
Ihv
Prince
Rupert
Medical
Asso-1
'!ion
will
be
asked
by
the
hos-t'ii
1
board
to
state
Its
views
with
rr-ard
to
the
proposal
to
have
a
Uhoratorv
nnd
technician
in
Pnnce
Rupert
Ocneral
Hospital.
It
was
decided
at
last
nlghfs
mt-oting.
In
the
course
of
discussion,
uncer-'
ifiuy
was
expressed
as
to
whether
t'
venue
to
be
derived
might
war-Um
the
outlay
that
would
be
involved
In
the
operation
of
a
labor-1
'
iy
In
order
to
clear
the
matter
IV
the
Medical
Association
is
to
be
''
iced
for
ita
vlewi
particularly
with
f'
uard
to
actual
necessity
ana
possibilities
of
revenue.
The
matter
was
brought
up
by
r'
ink
Dibb.
who
Inquired
what
was
t"
inV
dono
In
connection
with
the
laboratory
project.
the
IIIKT1I
NOTICE
A
son
was
born
to
Mr.
and
Mrs
A.
Barry.
Besner
Anartments
',dnesday,.Hov,
19,
,
at
the
JPrlnre
""pert
Oerttral
Hospital.
pendltures
of
Dominion,
pro-
.
..i.,Ql
and
mtmfalDAl
BOVCm-
FOUR
AMERICAN
NAVY
Expedition
Will
Go
In
From
Smithers
to
Hunt
Van
Der
Byl,
Cressy
May
Be
Picked
Up
From
Thutadc
Lake
Eckmannnto
Confer
Iti'Seattlc
With
San
Diego
Government
Pilots
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
20:
Two
Pacific
International
Airways
planes,
which
have
been
stormbound
at
Smithers
ior
several
days
while
en
route
to
Atlin
to
take
up
the
:arch
for
Capt.
E.
J.
A.
Burke,
may
fly
over
Thutade
Lake
when
weather
clears
to
ascertain
whether
Pilot
R.
I.
Van
Der
Byl
and
Air
Engineer
T.
H.
Cressy
of
Vancouver,
i
ttttho
had
to
be
left
there
by
W.
A.
.
.
Joerss
when
he
flew
his
plane
out
of
-
MISS
GRAHAM
-J!
IS
HONORED
Daily
News
Staff
Hade
Presentation
(o
Departing,
Member
Last
Evening
Members
of
the
Dally
News
staff
n
hored
last
evening
at
the
home
f
Mr
and
Mrs.
II.
F.
Pullen,
Third
Awnus.
tohonar
Mlss
HuWaa-Ora-ii.iii;
a
member
of
the
business
of-Ihv
staff
for
10
years,
who
is
sall-mlk
tonight
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
(
Ensenada.
Mexico,
where
she
t,
ii
uke
up
residence.
The
prin-
13I
feature
of
the
evening's
pro-codings
was
the
presentation
to
Miss
Graham
with
suitable
expres-m
;ii
of
sentiments
of
a
handsome
i
uher
aeropack.
The
presentation
made
by
Miss
Cathie
Irvine
while
there
were
brief
remarks
by
II
Y
Pullen,
D.
MeCorklndale
and
C
A
Hunter,
representing
various
(!
lurtments
of
the
paper.
Regret
voiced
at
Miss
uranams
ue-p
irturc
but
wishes
expressed
that
tli
future
would
have
many
Rood
iinim.s
in
store
for
her.
Miss
Ora-ium
who
was
taken
completely
by
Mirurwe.
spoke
appropriately.
De-i"
urns
refreshments
were
served
by
th
hostess;
before
the
affair
Concluded.
Those
present,
all
members
of
the
'
ift
and
their
wives,
were:
Mr.
and
Mi
H
F.
Pullen.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
O
Kennedy.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
A.
Huiiu
r.
Miss
Huldah
Graham,
Mtos
C
'
idiic
Irvine.
Robert
Pegg-
D.
Me-rnikmdaie
and
Thomas
Fraser.
J
Van
Der
Dyl
and
Creasy
unable
to
hike
out,
as
some
northern
men
contend,
one
of
the
planes
now
at
Smithers
will
attempt
landing
on
the
lake
as
soon
as
it
appears
to
be
froaen
over
In
the
effort
to
pick
the
two
men
up
and
take
them
out.
During
their
stay
at
Smithers,
the
Pacific
International
planes
have
been
equipped
with
skis.
Two
United
States
Nary
amphib
ians,
wtoeh
reaefced
Seattle-
yss
terday
from
their
base
at
San
Diego,
will
remain
here
until
the
pilots
confer
with
Pilot
Aneeei
Bckmann.
who
Is
coming
down
from
Ketchikan
for
a
new
plane.
Two
other
Nary
planes
are
ai
Sacramenta
now
en
route
north.
also
to
oln
the
Renahan
search
WAS
SHOT
TO
DEATH
Young
Vancouver
Woman
Believed
Murdered
Ily
Chinese
Who
Turned
Gun
On
Self
VANCOUVER,
Nor.
:
Mrs.
Nellie
Crtddle.
aged
21,
was
shot
to,
death
in
a
Hastings
Bast
roomlnfj
house
last
night
aUesjtdbr
by
le
Yow.
an
Oriental,
who
the
pollen
found
in
the
woman's
room
in
a
dvlrui
condition
with
two
self-ln-
flteted
bullet
wounds
In
his
throaX
and
cheat.
Motive
for
the
tragedy
is
shrouded
in
mystery.
NO
FISH
SALE
TODAY
Only
86,000
pounds
of
halibut
was
offered
at
the
local
fish
exchange
this
morning
so
sale
was
deferred
until
tomorrow
when
it
is
expected
more
fish
will
be
In.
The
baste
in
today
were
the
Nordic,
Tahoma,
Liberty.
Rainier
and
Mlddlelon,
an
American.
DECISION
KUSIXVKI)
After
hearing
evidence
ana
argu-
board
ment
yesterday.
Magistrat
Thomas
McClymont
In
city
police
court
reserved
until
Friday
his
decision
In
the
case
of
John
Dahitoerg
cnargea
with
keeping
liquor
for
sale.
'
'
.ifrtmii
',
IOUTY
VE
MILWbN,r'
.
IS
SPENT
SU
I
rtIS
li
t
UNIiMI'LOYMBNT
RELIEF
OTTAWA,
Nov.
20:-.A
new
list
of
expenditures,
approved
by
lion.
Gideon
Robertson.
minuter
of
labor,
brings
me
t
j.
ammint
of
Joint
total
of
ex-
PLAN
Scene
In
Jasper
National
Park
BIG
CROP
LOSS
IN
ARGENTINE
BY
RUST
BUBN06
AIRES,
Nor.
SO:
A
report
Issued
by
the
Argen-
tine
ministry
of
agriculture
es-
LJ
-
.
x
IMl
A.n..
.SU
of
whesii
will
be
lost
from
the
next
.harvest
because
of
riftit,
More
than
fourteen
bmiihy
acres
of
Jand
Is
affected.
.
'
WHARF
WORK
IS
STARTED
Start
Made
By
Victoria
Pllcdriving
Company
On
Contracts
In
Skldegate
Inlet
SKIDBQATE,
Nov.
80:
Hie
Victoria
Piled
riving
Co.,
which
has
secured
th
contract
to
rebuild
the
Queen,
Charlotte
City
wharf,
has
started
work.
The
same
company
has
alo
secured
the
contract
for
repairing
the
Imoerial
Oil
Co.'s
wharf
at
Skldegate.
Jo
Log
Again
In
veiling
salesman
and
later
toured
the
country
checking
up
the
book
I
accounts
of
a
machine
company.'
He
was
soon
to
be
found
In
Saska-
i
toon
In
the
service
of
a
law
firm!
I
where
he
had
his
first
taste
of
the
eventually
to
make
a
great
name
for
himself.
tlmatea
jrMtt
two
million
ton
to
those
days,
however,
and
young
Olsen
drifted
to
the
Fraser
Rirer
where
he
worked
as
a
TOng-
shoreman.
It
was
after
this
tttat
he
was
employed
for
a
time
In
the
mine
at
Hazelton.
leaving
there
and
travelling
via
prince
Rupert
to
Juneau
where
he
again
followed
mining,
leaving
there
for
Seattle.
About
this
time,
home
called
strongly
to
the
young
wanderer
and.
shipping
his
effects
to
Minneapolis,
he
rode
the
freights
back.
Since
then,
he
has
lived
In
his
native
state,
following
the
practice
of
law.
In
1992
he
was
elected
a
county
attorney
and
rapidly
rose
in
public
life
to
gubernatorial
honors.
ri
.
I
.
'
i'
"J
i
Three
Men
tvno
LeiKurcf
oi
wcio-
dKwegate
imR.XXJS
A.
Allison
Will
Resume
Opera-(ions
On
Large
Scale
After
Christmas,
It
Is
Expected
A.
P.
Allison,
well
known
Vancouver
logging
operator,
arrived
at
Skldegate
recently
from
Vancouver
KETCHIKAN.
Nov.
20:-
Three
men
who
left
.Marshfleld,
Oregon,
for
Alaska
In
a
42-foot
trolling
boat
are
long
overdue
here
while
the
wives
of
two
of
them
and
four
children,
who
came
north
by
steamer,
wait
hopefully
I
for
unemployment
ro-
look
over
Interests
he
has
there.
It
The
men
are
Pete
Murphy.
Cal-
.
-lints
in
...
menu
.
vin
tlt
Beck
and
A
w
W.
n
Q.
Mj,niin
MeOlaln.
Thnv
They
x
lUf
work
UD
10
more
man
i0,-
Tils
itu
ui
mi,
numn
win
iv-
00O.WU-
'
'.'
iiW"lt
UJVUttU!M
lit
OKUIB-
gate
Inlet
on
a
large
scale
after
'
Christmas.
left
Marshfleld
on
October
S
In
the
boat
Tioga,
carrying
furniture
and
household
belongings.
Htm
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,.
BiC,
THURSDAY,
NOVEMBER
20,
1930
This
picturesque
Alpuu-Ukt'
see
m
t.i.
i.
...
.we
piupui'iug
for
a
'mu
u;.
piaiyjIaAcrs
of
Interest
Taken
Ujp
an
liiut.
ot
uuhusiasts
New
Governor
ofcfiKnnesota,
As
Poor
You&h
ears
Apo,
Came
to
This
District
anil
Was
Employed
rtl
aoTisorj
uiwrn
.ucciuig
,,
,
.
-JE''
r;,
In
Victoria
nusu
a.
iiseu,
wiiu
whs
eievtcu
guveiiiui
ux
luiiiueauia
I
with1
an
overwhelming
majority
in
the
recent
United
victoria.
Nov.
20:
catontea-
States
elections,
worked
aB
a
poor
young
man
several
tion
and
sctuement
)ilentaLflffe-
vearg
ag0
in
a
silver
mine
Ht
Hazelton
about
which
time
tratiou,
of
Canada,
.
Aurajjan.
t
d
p
.
Hun.
The
ston'
of
the
rise
of
Gov-
l
ports
ana
many
pwer
nwivm
were
,
Tjr
4..
..
1oni
"MdWjussed
by
trie'aaVtsdf
y
bbkfW
of
ornor-uisen,
wno
was
poxfl
411
iunitpuus
111
xovx
ui
u
"
1'BrttlsreoTumUa
FVrmefs'
irtstl-
1
Norwegian
father
and
a
Swedlsharr
-
-
-
Orarta.
nf
rtafin
i
motner.
is
an
mterewing
one.
ui
'
lab.
KeHer&f
TelkM
for
the
it
is
of
particular
interest
River
districts
oecause
ne
nas
Deen
nere.
Skeena
and
Dulkley
and
R
Blackburn
of
Prince
Oeorge
for
Nechako
district
were
among
those
who
reported
on
the
rear's
eventa
in
their
area.
mm
parents
oemg
very
poor,
1
young
Olsen.
then
just
turned
21
years
of
age,
set
out
for
Canada
to
PROSPECTS
NOT
GOOD
obtain
work.
He
was
first
a
tra-
Prem,er
nracken
Has
Little
Hope
of
Success
In
Effort
to
Stabilize
Price
of
Wheat
PORTAGE
LA
PRAIRIE,
Nov.
20:
i
Prospects
for
satisfactory
wheat
nrtw
BimrsnteM
tr
the
nroducer
as
legal
profession
In
which
he
was
rA.nlt
of
th,
nrime
of
nralrle
province
premiers
to
Ottawa
are
"far
from
bright,-
Premier
Bracken
of
,
Manitoba
stated
in
a
telegraphic
message
from
Montreal
to
the,
annual
meeting
of
the
United
Farmers
of
Manitoba
here.
Y.M.C.A.IS
FAVORED
Moose
Lodge
Cast
Vote
Last
Night
For
Affiliation
In
Gymnasium
Movement
After
hearing
an
address
by
A.
S.
MoAllster
of
Toronto,
railway
secre
tary
of
the
Young
Men's
Christian
AMPHIBIANS
AT
SEATTLE
United
States
Naval
Planes
Will
Be
Here-Soon
to
Join
Search
For
Robin
Renahan
According
to
radio
newt
last
cotninually
beset
by
storms
while
coming
up
the-California
and
Ore
gon
coasts,
have
at
last
reached
Se
atUe
whence
they
will
hop
off
as
soon
as
weather
permits
for
Ket
chikan
out
of
which
port
they
will
institute
a
search
for
pilot
Robin
Renahan
and
two
companions'
who
have
been
missing
for
over
three
weeks.
It
is
understood
that
a
tages
to
be
derived
through
affllla-
j
Island
and
tion
with
the
Y.
M.
C.
A.,
the
Moose
Lodge
last
night
took
a
vote
In
which
members
of
that
organisation
expressed
themselves
In
favor
of
linking
up
with
the
Y.M.CA.
In
the
gymnasium
movement
here.
The
Lodge
will
Instruct
Its
delegate
to
the
central
committee
accord-
!
lngly.
Attar
JtoeitarlaelJneeiing.
refresh-
mentawetesftfed
and.
j
numbers
werttenloyed
An
orches
"-Um
sboft&Crf
William,
BeaumonUJiw.iv.iWpectwquraj
bo
so
long.
Walter
itAwarth.
James
Siuroeon.
and
extensive
as
it
nas
proven.
Jack
Campbell
and
Bert
Cameron
played
acceptable
selections.
Mark
Leigh
entertained
with
a
clever
step
dance.
The
meeting
was
presided
over
by
D.
C.
Schubert,
the
dictator
of
the
lodge.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
travelling
at
a
rapid
rate
of
speed
In
the
dark,
sank.
Pilot
Eckmann'a
search
of
the
Pilot
Eckmann,
with
Frank
Wad-
man,
mechanic,
and
Larry
Parks,
Alaska
manager
for
the
Alaska-Washington
Airways,
on
board,
hopped
off
u
few
minutes
before
1
o'clock
noon
today
for
Seattle.
It
Is
understood
that
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
planes,
which
GOLF!
GOLF!
Sunken
Gardens
0
PRICE
FIVE
CENTd
ES
TO
JOIN
RENAHAN
SEARCH
Fish
Trap
Opposition
Reiterated
at
Meeting
Today
With
Officials
Curtailment
of
Licences
and
Prohibitions
of
Far
Packing
Also
Opposed
More
Questions
to
Be
Discussed
Later
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
20:
Unanimous
opposition
to
the
use
of
fish
traps
in
the
British
Columbia
salmon
industry
was
voiced
by
fishermen
of
the
province
when
they
outlined
their
problems
today
to
Hon,
E.
N.
Rhodes,
minister
of
fisheries,
and
W.
A.
Found,
deputy
minister.
They
went
even
further
and
demanded
the
abolition
of
seven
fish
traps
"T-
1
n.uw
existing
in
British
Columbia
waters.
The
fishermen
also
opposed
the
curtailment
of
licences
and
pro
posed
regulations
prohibiting
the
transportation
of
fish
from
one
area
to
another
for
canning
Several
proposed
amendments
to
the
regulations
were
laid
over
for
consideration
at
future
meetings
to
be
held
between
fishermen
and
Mr.
Found
at
New
Westminster,
Nanalmo
and
Prince
Rupert.
2&nw&sWDftTH
OF
MINISTER
Provincial
Minister
of
.
Agriculture
For
Quebec
Passes
Away
MONTREAL,
Nor.
20:
Hon.
Jo
seph
Leonlde
Perron
K.C.,
provin-
mother
ship
will
come
north
with
1
clal
minister
of
agriculture,
died
the
two
planes.
today.
He
was
91
years
of
age.
Sev-
Thlck
weather
today
again
ham-
era!
months
of
illness
preceded
his
pered
the
two
Royal
Canadian
Air
(death.
Force
planes,
which
are
based
here,
j
The
late
Mr.
Perron
was
a
French-tn
continuing
their
search
for
Ren-,
Canadian
and
was
born
at
St.
Marc
ahan.
It
was
possible
that
they
J
on
September
24.
1872.
He
was
edu-mlght
go
out
to
look
Into
certain
cated
at
8te.
Marie
de
Mlnnoir
and
local
reports
but,
unless
there
was
an
Improvement
In
weather,
they
were
not
planning
any
general
search
today.
Pilot
Anscel
Bckmann,
who
is
going
to.
Seattle
for
a
new
plane
in
which
to
continue
the
search,
arrived
from
Ketchikan
yesterday
and
planned
to
hop
off
this
afternoon
In
continuation
of
his
flight
south.
May
Have
Sunk
Flyers
aboard
the
Wrangell,
after
having
flown
for
three
thousand
miles
during
the
past
week
on
the
Alaska
panhandle
as
far
north
as
the
Unuk
River,
combing
all
beaches,
Inlets
and
streams,
are
now
Inclined
to
believe
that
Pilot
Robin
Renahan.
with
his
two
companions,
must
have
been
drowned
on
the
night
of
October
28.
They
hold
the
theory
that
the
plane
probably
plunged
Into
Chatham
Sound
be-
Mr.
Olsen
is
a
very
fluent
speaker
AMOOiaUon.
who
told
of
the
advan-
i
tween
Lucy
Island
antJ
reen
and
very
Impressive
on
the
plat
form.
Still
higher
political
honors
are
predicted
for
him.
OVERDUE
IN
FISH
BOAT
became
an
advocate
at
a
comparatively
early
age.
Mr.
Perron
entered
the
legislature
in
1910
as
member
for
Oaspe.
In
1012
he
was
elected
In
Vercheres
seat.
He
was
appointed
a
legislative
councillor
in
April,
1910
and
In
1020
ww
admitted
to
she
cabinet
without
portfolio.
The
following
year
he
became
minister,
of
highways,
being
later
.transferred
to
the
agricultural
portfolio.
Deceased
Is
survived
by
a
widow
and
two
sons.
DOES
NOT
DENY
TALK
Queries
Made
of
Premier
Ferguson
In
Connection
With
London
Appointment
Rumor
TORONTO,
Nov.
80:
In
answer
to
queries
through
an
exchange
of
wireless
messages
by
a
local
Con-
lower
end
of
the
Alaska
panhandle
Igerretlve
organ,
Premier
O.
Howard
daring
the
past
weak
yielded
ab
solutely
no
trace
af
Renahan
or
his
plane.
Magneto
trouble
is
causing
Eck-mann
to
return
to
Seattle
with
this
Ferguson
of
Ontario
did
not
deny
that
he
may
assume
the
office
of
Canadian
High
Commissioner
in
London.
Premier
Ferguson
was
reached
plane
and
pick
up
a
new
one.
The
aboard
the
steamer
Empress
of
Wrangell
had
an
active
season
In
DTtmUcnmrtfrcW.
flying
befpr
starting
orches-lthe
search
for
Renahan
which
It
Australia
bound.
in
mid-ocean
homeward
FIVE
DROWN
IN
COLLISION
ANTWERP,
Nov.
20:
Five
seamen
were
drowned
last
night
in
a
collision
between
the
British
steamers
Continental
Freighter
and
have
been
here
for
well
over
a
week,
:
Hebble
during
a
storm
In
Antwerp
will
fly
for
another
two
full
days
Roads.
VANCOUVER.
Nov
20
:
Wheat
j
before
giving
up
the
search
Efforts
The
Continental
Freighter
sank,
was
quoted
oa
the
local
exchange
are
now
being
concentrated
op
lo-
The
victims
were
members
of
he?
I
today
at
63c.
j
eating
a.
possible
crash
in
the
woodu.
i
crew.
Five
others
were
saved.
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