I
Further
Investigation
Is
Made
of
Discovery
of
Two
Wheels
Which
Ansccl
Eckmann
Idcntificd-MVcrc
Located
Ten
Miles
Apart
As
a
result
of
information
received
here,
it
seemed
lo-I'iral
yesterday
to
conclude
that
Pilot
Robin
Renahan
of
V.if
Alaska-Washington
Airways
and
party,
who
became
missing
on
October
28
when
going
north
to
join
the
search
i'or
the
late
Capt.
E.
J.
A.
Burke
and
party,
met
death
u
hr
n
their
nlane
"cracked
un"
on
the
sea,
probably
in
the
AMY
GIVES
UP
FLIGHT
Will
Resume
Her
Aerial
Trip
to
China
Next
Spring
When
Weather
Is
Better
WARSAW,
Poland.
Jan.
8:
Amy
,T
i,
on,
English
aviatrix,
yesterday
.
it
fly
postponed
her
flight
to
r
ipin.
China,
untU
weather
Is
.
f
ivnrabie
which
she
doe
not
rxpect
will
be
until
spring.
She
will
m-
Warsaw
by
train
tomorrow
f
:
Moscow
where
she
expects
to
.it
p
vtet
personages
Interested
in
i
.urmut
and
hopes
to
get
lull
Juimation
necessary
lor
her
flight
is
the
Ural
Mountains
and
SI
LIVES
LOST
IN
FLIGHT
Several
Italians
Tcrlshed
In
At-
tempt
to
Cross
Atlantic
Yesterday
NATAL.
Drarll.
Jan.
8
-That
live
r;,
were
lost
among
flyers
of
the
I
'h.in
squadron,
several
of
which
v.
iv
successful
yesterday
In
croas-i
Ocean
from
Bo-,
i
:
the
AtlanUc
wont
Africa,
is
announced.
'jiinr
others
were
Injured.
Two
.in.-s
crashed
after
having
devel-"
i
l
imine
trouble
soon
after
they
Mt
Bolama.
Two
planes
became
im.-.sm",
in
crossing
the
ocean
and
,,,i.irnntt
.'r
forced
down.
The
"tiit
r.s.
however,
pushed
on
under
i
Ttnin
naihn.
.Italian
air
tmni.-u
and
ten
machines
reached
hi
re
safely
Resisted
Arrest;
Gets
Four
Months
Slatlhais
Mowatt
of
Haielton
Here
l-n
Route
to
Okalla
Charles
l'atsy
Committed
to
Trial
Matt
Rnrironnt
Alex
McNeill,
PfO
vinclal
police,
returned
to
the
city
f,n
hlo
nftArnnnn'x
train
from
HaZ-
'
1
VtllO
,HI
W
vwaa
"
ellin
havlnir
In
his
custody
Mat-
Uials
Mowatt,
an
Indian,
who
was
months'
Impris
onment
for
resisting
arrest
at
the
hands
.of
.
Provincial
Constable
uar-ftirt
n.vhnn.Thi
onlsode
with
Mo
watt
is
alleged
to
have
taken
place
on
Christmas
Ere
at
the
same
wok
!
rhnriPii
PaUv.
another
Indian,
js
rharged
wlta
naving
assaulted
Ruybone
by
hitting
him
over
the
hi-ud
with
somo
sort
of
club.
Patsy
has
been
committee!
for
trial
and
Is
now
in
Jail
at
Smlthcrs
pending
his
appearanco
before
Judge
F.
McB.
Young
in
County
Court
there
for
election.
ONE
VOTE
FOR
w-.i-i-1..
nf
AnnptU
TclartH
4nt
south
ol
Ketchikan.
While
Anscel
Eckmann
was
loath
to
admit
that
this
was
the
late
ot
Renahan
and
his
two
companions.
Frank
Hatcher,
air
mechanic,
and
Sam
Clerf,
a
Seattle
mining
man,
until
some
fur
ther
evidence
had
been
obtained
to
make
it
seem
more
certain,
he
held
out
litUe
hope
lor
any
other
solution
ol
the
mystery.
Pilot
Eckmann
Hew
from
here
to
Ketchikan
yesterday
afternoon,
pri
marily
lor
the
ol
identify
purpose
.
.
.
..
.
.
:
ing
an
airpiane
wnce
t
me
imoHw
f
wnieh-ohH
bweh
of
Annette
Island,
had
Just
been
reported.
On
arriving
at
Ketchikan,
he
learned
;
that
a
second
wheel
had
been
found
....
,
.
.
...
on
Annette
Island.
Both
were
at
the
-..
1W.
v.t.kln
rhmntrla
uiutc
ui
uKam
Wtrmann
iram!npn
thAm
closely,
coming
to
the
conclusion
that
they
were
undoubtedly
Irom
the
ill-fated
Renahan
plane.
Pilot
Eckmann
learned
that
the
first
wheel
had
been
found
on
November
7,
ten
days
after
Renahan
dls-aDDeared.
by
Rev.
Edward
Marsdeii
of
New
Metlakatla
while
out
hunt
ing.
Marsdcn
thought
It
was
at
first
an
automobile
wheel
and
he
did
not
report
his
discovery
until
this
week.
Once
it
was
seen
by
tnose
wno
it
nttc
nlnln
that
it
was
an
airplane
wheel.
The
second
wheel
was
found
by
J.
Anderson
oi
nei-
rhikan
on
w
Tuesday
'
of
this
week.t
i
.
7
j
ten
miles
from
where
the
first
was
,
found
fAIH(
Another
clue
Pilot
Eckmann
re
ceived
from
Marsden
was
that
his
hunting
party
had
seen
a
blanket
near
the
first
wheel
at
the
same
.
rrn,
..
VtaH
nnf
tntlphAd
It
find
,
Hull;,
incjf
m"
.w
when
a
search
was
made
for
It
this
.
...a
.
k-
-
found.
It
If
I
it
was
i,OB
:
week
it
could
not
be
a
hlanket
from
Renahan
s
plane
and
had
floated
ashore,
the
re
mains
of
the
plane
should
be
at
h
hnttnm
not
far
away
since
a
blanket
could
not
float
long
with
out
sinking.
Returning
to
Prince
Rupert
yes
terday
afternoon,
Eckmann
wok
opportunity
to
searcn
ior
wreewmc
around
Annette
Island
but
found
none
further.
He
planned'
on
going
arm
In
tsul.1V
tO
matte
U
IIIUIC
11UIV4I
1
--
-
exhaustive
search.
He
will
operate
-'
,
fnr
several
days
In
that
vicmuy
m
the
effort
tq
find
as
much
more
wreckage
as
possible.
Ecumann
announced
last
night
that,
if
he
could
gecure
the
use
of
the
P.
M.
L.
8
as
a
fuel
carrier,
he.
would
base
in
one
of
the
bays
of
Annette
Island.
Otherwise,
he
will
return
here
each
night
until
the
hunt
ai
inai
poiuu
is
completed.
Conditions
are
better
for
flying
north
from
here
than
south
from
Ketchikan.
Eckmann
states,
although
Annette
WwM
considerably
closer
to
.,Ke,tchlkan
than
Prince
Rupert.
v,.
linitwi
states
coastguard
,.r
rvcmn
was
to
leave
Ketchi
1..
.
1.
1
morning
wnfnllKT
U
with
1
T
fi
n
a
large
UIUO
early
this
"
kan
Kan
cany
u.
.
".ne
.
-'j
-.rpp
poae
u.
beaches
or
Anneue
i9ju
-
-
L..r.
mMnion.
on
e
(Continued
on
Page
2.)
That
To,
2.
Tides
Of
Special
Interest
i
'.
t.
uary
9,
1931
i
HiRh
5
4.58
a.m.
2(
20.0
It.
Have
you
read
the
cassifled
9
Z
-4
1.57
pin.
19.3
It.
advertising
page
in
this
paper
today?
Low
i
.05
a.m.
6.8
It.
-II
not,
now
is
the
time.
ti
,S
25
p.m.
43
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXII..
THURSDAY,
JANUARY
1931
PHICE
FIVE
CENTS
ijio.
PRINC
ERUPERT,
B.C.,
8,
AIR
PARTY'S
FA
TE
MARS
SOLUTION
TWO
TO
Practically
Conceded
Now
Robin
Renahan
and
Companions
Lost
Lives
in
Sea
on
October
28
MOVE
IS
POPULAR
Scheme
to
Bring
Trace
to
China
and
Improve
World
Business
Taking
Hold
NEW
YORK.
Jan.
8:
Details
of
a
move
in
which
United
States
and
Canada
are
co-operating
with
a
view
to
restoring
peace
in
China
and
making
a
huge
loan
to
that
country
with
a
view
to
putting
it
on
basis
of
industrial
expansion,
thus
helping
to
relieve
the
present
world
depression
and
Improve
the
silver
situation
in
the
world,
will
be
pre
sented
in
about
ten
days'
time
to
the
United
States
Senate.
The
mov?,
ol
which
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens.
Canadian
minister
ol
trade
trau
and
commerce,
was
one
of
to
0riulpr6ponentaf..seemsMto
Sfcular
U
Is
.
ff
fanpv
n.
hf
nnan(.ifti
...
C
nada
a,
,
tu
WCU
BS
111
MIC
UHIIIU
u.J.
.
.H
artioiiiariv
beneficial
to
"
"
'
.
.
PacUlc
coast
tradq
or
bom
coun
.
tries.
PREMIER
TO
QUIT
Tolmie
to
Take
Position
With
Federal
Government,
It
Is
Said
In
East
OTTAWA.
Jan.
8:
In
connection
with
the
forthcoming
resignation
of
H.
8.
Arkell.
Dominion
livestock
.
.
...
,
i
commissioner
oi
me
weparwneiu
ui
Agrjcuiture
many
reporU
are
in
I.
...
I
lit
circulation
as
mj
ynu
wm
auttccu
him
One
Is
that
Premier
Tolmie
of
British
Columbia,
long
Identified
with
the
livestock
Industry,
would
resign
jceigj!
and
uiiu
accept
an
f
Important
..pvw.,.
r
po-
sitloh
in
the
department
In
which
.
.
....
1
J
.
,1
Ua
nil
auwioniy
woum
caichu
uci
mc
livestock
branch.
However,
there
has
been
no
confirmation
of
this
rumor.
Federal
Member
Dies
Suddenly
Heart
Attack
Takes
Mayor
Arthur
Uettez
of
Three
Rivers
THREE
RIVERS.
Que..
Jan.
8:
Mayor
Arthur
Bcttez,
federal
member
for
Three
Rlyers-St.
Maurice.
rfid
suddenly
at
11:45
a.m.
Sunday
at
his
home
frora
a
heartf
attack.
He
was
apparently
on
the
road
to
re
covery
'from
a
recent
Illness,
and
was
resting
In
an
armchair
when
stricken.
The
Weather
Prince
TltfpwUi
Overcast,
light
southeast
wind;
baronetor,
30.16;
temrjerature.
46:
sea
smooth.
t
.antrum.
Island
-Overcast,
lleht
-
w
southeast
wind;
sea
m6derate.
Tree
Polpt-Calm:
baro
meter.
30:
temperature.
42:
seu
,
-
Triple
Iiland-Wght
southwest
wind;
overcast,
sea
moderate.
CONSERVATIVE
IN
FORT
Fog
Assisted
Gripped
in
heavy
fog
High
S'rung
of
Sheep-head
Bay
rolled
aground
off
Montauk
Point.
L.I..
carrying
$25,000
worth
of
liquor
into
hands
of
United
States
coast
guardsmen.
SANCTITY
OF
MARRIAGE
REAFFIRMED
BY
PONTIFF
IN
NOTABLE
ENCYCLICAL
ope
Pius
XI
Condemns
Birth
Control
and
Divorce
and
ucciares
inai
lie
snouiu
ue
auujeci
10
iius-u.
band
Although
Not
His
Slave
VATlflAM
rTTV
TV
.
f
;
1
J!
w
rn
rrni
(rii
'j
ti
rr
n
I
i
ivu
iiu
fti
in
ah
encyclical
today
Jjv
Pope
Pius
XI.
He
reaffirmed
4n
tne
strongest
terms
cne
cnurcn
s
sianu
againsi
Dirtn
control
iliirnma
ctoriHatinn
nri
oifli
mnrlnrn
trfn'ocfioo
qo
trial,
companionate
or
short
i
:
Miss
Nora
T.
Madsen,
young
wife
of
Rev.
Niels
O.
Madsen
of
Honeoye.
N.Y.,
who
has
Just
been
ordained
as
Congregational
minister
Mrs.
Madsen
has
been
approved
by
special
ecclesiastical
council
NO
TRACE
IS
FOUND
Search
of
Twenty
Men
Falls
In
Finding
Sign
of
Doukhobor
Wo
Disappeared
Despite
a
thorough
search
by
two1
police
officers
and
twenvy
men
by
which
practically
the
en-
tire1
south
part
of
Kalen
Island
urn
rnmhprf:
no
trace
was
founrt
yesterday
of
William
Antlsees,
18
-
year
old
Doukhobor,
wno
aisap-
riAnrpri
Inst
Fridav
nleht
at
fi
o'clock
from
a
wood-cutting
camo
appeared
fron?
the
quarters
of
one
on
tlie
Island
Highway
near
ths
i
of
the
workmen
at
Falls
River
some-city
limits.
Antlsees
has
not
been,
time
ago
is
Involved
In
the
case.
The
seen
since
that
time
and
no
defl-
two
men
are
charged
with
being
.
.
4
j
-j
i..JiH.t..im.Hni
in
nnihlno
this
rhpplr
n
ta
triAnrv
fn
n
np
nnviiiu
ru
iul
what
may
have
happened
to
him.
Guardsmen
Aim
n)A
PntVilio
Ann
wnna
l
l
l
j
rQ'jiTirniD
'inn
omnnacivDn
termed
marriages.
Branding
practices
as
grave
sin
and
specifically
calling
abortion
mur-jder,
the
Pontiff
flayed
in
scathing
terms
those
who
would
limit
their
children.
Citing
the
words
of
the
apostle
"Let
women
be
subject
to
their
husbands
as
to
the
Lord
because
the
husband
Is
head
of
the
wife
as
Christ
is
head
of
the
church."
the!
Pontiff
denies
that
this
enjoins
obedience
of
a
wife
to
her
husband's
every
request
or
that
it
Implies
that
the
wife
should
be
out
on
a
level
with
minors.
"If
man
is
the
head,"
says
the
Pontiff,
"woman
Is
the
heart
and
he
occupies
the
chief
.place
In
ruling
so
she
may
and
ought
to
claim
for
herself
the
chief
place
In
love.
This
subjection
of
wife
to
husband
In
its
degree
and
manner
may
vary
according
to
dif
ferent
condition
of
the
person's
place
and
time.
In
fact,
If
a
husband
neglect
his
duty,
it
falls
upon
the
wife
to
take
his
place
In
directing
the
family."
The
Pope
stresses
the
unvlolable
stability
of
the
marriage
bond.
Man
and
wife,"
the
Pontiff
says,
"are
not
fettered
but
adorned
by
i
this
noble
bond."
Charge
of
Theft
Laid
Against
Two
Men
In
Court
Here
.TnhnJnrtniik.1
ViA
Ivanuck
appeared
before
Justices
of
Uie
:
Ppacp
R
n
Macdonald
and
W.
E.
;colltJdn
last
evening
on
charges
or
theft
and
were
remanded
until
tilts
1
evening.
A
check
for
$43
which
dls-
ii
atiuiuciitai
in
vwoiuhr
Iwhl?h
did
not
belong
to
them.
Dr.
Aboard
At
Victoria
Lead
In
j
Fifteen
Polls
Yet
to
Report
Premier
Tolmie
Uloats
uver
ueieat
oi
L,aoor-Farmer
Candidate
Who
Made
Solo
Fight
PRINCE
GEORGE,
Jan;
8:
In
the
Fort
George
provincial
by-election
yesterday
to
fill
the
seat
in
the
legislature
made
vacant
through
Hon.
F.
P.
Burden
leaving
for
London
to
become
Agent
General
for
British
Columbia,
thirty-five
polls
out
of
fifty,
the
latest
returns
.available,
gave
Dr.
R.
W.
Alward,
Conservative
candidate,
1325
votes
and
C.
P.
Deykin,
his
Farmer-
Hsesslonal
-report
Uf-thei
provincial
treasurer
of
Ontario
shows
a
de-immense
',..
It
amounts
to
$628,000
despite
Labor
opponent,
665.
As
the
various
,
polls
come
In,
Dr.
Alward's
lead
Is
being
gradually
Increased
and
his
election
Is
conceded.
Remaining
polls
should.
Indeed,
Increase
ra-j
ther
than
decrease
his
lead.
The
outcome
was
as
expected.
Mr.
Dey-
'
kin
entered
the
Held
and
had
little
organized
support,
carrying
on
his
camDalen
Dractlcallv
slnele-han-
ded.
VICTORIA,
Jan.
8:
Commenting
I
last
nlzht
uion
the
result
of
the
t
RBttueorge
Dj-eiecjionrrenner.
F.
Tolmie
said
in
part:
"Dr.
Alward's
lead
I
regard
as
approval
.
.
1
1
M
1
A
i
oi
our
uuiicy
lur
nic
ucveiutimciiv
ut
Central
British
Columbia
and
an
!
nutlet
for
tne
peace
River
ana
or
our
efforts
to
extend
the
Pacific
i
fir
pat
Eastern
Rallwav
into
Into
the
tne
,
reace
mver
wun
me
co-operauon
1
1
T
.(.A
t
n
m
n
n
InlMtlnn
I
A
aiau
icgaiu
b
ao
ail
umivawvu
of
approval
of
what
we
have
done
In
advertising
the
potentialities
and
scenic
charms
of
the
district.
"Further,
it
is
an
endorsement
of
our
selection
of
Mr.
Burden
to
act
as
Agent
General
lor
British
Co
lumbia
In
London."
Vancouver
Stocks
(Oourty
S.
D.
Jebonon
Co.)
Bayvlew,
nil.
1.
Big
Missouri,,
42,
44.
Ooast
Copper,
4.25.
rill,
Cork
Province,
V4,
1.
Cotton
Belt.
20.
nil.
Georgia
River,
2,
24.
Golconda,
35,
50.
Orandvlew.
314.
nil.
Indian
Mines,
nil.
2.
Inter.
Coal
it
Coke,
15.
nil.
Kootenay
Florence,
nil,
1.
Kootenay
King,
1,
2.
L.
St
L..
nil,
1.
Lake
view,
nil,
1.
Lucky
Jim.
1,
nil.
,
Mohawk,
nil,
.
Marmot
Metals,
nil,
1.
National
Silver.
2,
2Vi
Noble
Five,
5.
54-Oregon
Copper,
54,
54-Pend
Oreille,
80,
nil.
Porter-Idaho.
74.
84-Rufus-Argenta,
2.
nil.
Ruth-Hope,
nil,
5!
Sliver
Crest.
lVi,
24-SnowfUke.
24t"3.
v
tuehfteld.
1,
14.
Woodbine,
1,
4,
otorge
Enterprise,
5,
nil.
Bluebird,
nil,
2.
Oils
A.
P.
Con,
32,
34.
Calmont,
27.
30.
Dalh6uSlc,'51.
nil.,
Devenlsh,
6,
7.
Fabyan
Pete,
24,34-'
Home,
1.78,
1.82.
koyallte,
16.00,
16.50.
Freehold,
15.
18.
Hargal,
11,
15.
Mercury,
55,
354.
Merland.
16,
17.
United,
26,
28.
GEORGE
Wins
Seat
With
Big
By-Election
Should
Increase
His
Lead-
ONTARIO
DEFICIT
For
first
Time
Since
1926,
Provki-
ai
lreasurer
is
uenina
ua-
ther
Than
Ahead
TORONTO.
Jan.
8:
For
the
first
time
since
1926,
the
annual
pre-
an
Increase
of
$3,303,000
In
the
prd-
i.--.
tunc
a
ThP
rilftrit
U
nttrlhutpd
hv
Hon.
E
a
nunlori.
Drovinclal
treasurer.
.-
.n..
w
gcucittiijr
condltlons.
QUEBEC
;
FLOODS
Waters
Had
Receded
A(ier
Forcing
People
From
IIomejr-I'Ier
chants
Suffer
Losses
.
QUEBEC.
Jan.
8:
The"
waters
of
the
St.
Lawrence
and
St.
Charles
Rivers
were
at
their
normal
levels
vaaterdav
following
a
sudden
flood
Tuesday
night
which
Inundated
parts
of
the
lower
town
of
this
city,
Levis
and
Stadacona.
Many
lamu-
1m.
which
had
been
forced
to
leave
their
home,
had
returned
to
their
houses.
Damage
Is
estimated
at
thousands
of
dollars
and.
is
chiefly
to
merchants'
stocks.
Intense
cold
had
followed
one
of
the
worst
snow
and
wind
storms
In
years.
W0RKLESS
NUMEROUS
United
States
Investigator
Estl.
mates
5,000,000
Without
Jobs
In
Ills
Country
WASHINGTON,
Jan.
8:
Chairman
Woods
of
the
Hoover
committee
on
employment
estimated
yesterday
before
the
Senate
appropriations
committee
that
there
are
between
4.000.000
arid
5,000,000
unemployed
in
the
United
States.
Unemployment
had
been
Increasing,
Mr.
Woods
said,
and
he
did
not
believe
the
situation
would
Improve
until,
spring.
Utr
believed
the
Ibwest
period
concerning
employment
was
likely
to
be
felt
this
month
arid
next.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
8:
Wheat
was
quoted
at
547ic
on
the
local
exchange
today.