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Today's
Weather
prince
Rupert
Cloudy,
light
southeast
wind?
barometer,
29.76;
temperature,
50
;
sea,
smooth.
Vol
XXII
6
J-
ro
8
r
Ilelieved
to
He
Uncovered
In
Seattle
SETTLE.
Nov.
5:
A
vast
coun-fi'i
'inn
und
narcotic
ring
which
li'tn
oneratlne
In
the
north-
believed
to
have
been
ex-i
result
of
an
Investigation
March
closed
at
en
lie.
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21'
.
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at
nai'.n
tn
nr.
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TttLp
nn
Jill
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W
Uil'B
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at
70M,c.
to
70ic.
exchange"
today.
BLAMED
ON
GANGSTERS
11
is
which
has
followed
the
iTn.iirahlrs
Believed
to
Have
Mov-
.
-
to
death
In
a
local
apart-
man
named
Long
who
;odly
murdered
because
he
uccept
counterfeit
money
"nt
for
a
consignment
of
WHEAT
PRICE
WAS
STRONGER
'"tfeases
Yesterday
on
Both
Winnipeg
and
Chicago
Exchanges
WINN1PEO,
Nov.
5
Wheat
prl-
"
iii.d
from
lMic
to
14
In
"s'i
iv's
trading
on
the
Wlnnl-
.IVl.f;,
?0
--Kun
Exchanee.
Mav
futures
'1
T44c.
to
743bC,
December
r.,.
.
W,V,UMV
iu.bv-
1111
ago,
Nov.
5
December
Wilt
pnaH
nt
nn.
Ibu
ww
iinuu
iithu.
uii
t"'rt
Chi,'a80
araln
Exchan8C
e8'
ed
Into
Winnipeg
From
Van
couver
and
Nanaimo
WINNIPEO.
Nov.
5:-The
wounding
of
a
Cfllnaman
over
a
gambling
table
here
by
shooting
Is
blamed
on
imported
gangsters
from
Vancouver
and
Nanaimo.
United
Grain
Growers
Have
Good
Surplus
REOINA,
No7T:-The
United
it
annual
mcei-
lng,
reported
a
surplus
of
$803,000
on
operations
of
ine
pas.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
Nov?
5
the
TRIP
FOR
SICK
MAN
Pilot
D.
Murphy
Going
North
of
Stewart
to
Bring
Out
Ailing
Telegraph
Operator
Pilot
Desmond
Murpnj
was
awaiting
a
clearing
up
of
weather
conditions
this
morning
before
takinr
off
In
the
Northern
It.
C.
Airways
I)e
Haviland
Moth
plane
for
Stewart
where
he
will
attemptto
fly
to
Echo
Lake
on
the
Government
Telegraph
line
to
bring
out
for
hospital,
treatment
a
lineman
named
Ilobert
Quinn,
who
Is
believed
to
be
seriously
111.
Echo
Lake
Is
situated
near
the
headwaters
of
the
Naas
and
Iskut
Hirers
about
ninety
miles
as
the
crow
flies
north
of
Stewart,
the
flying
distance
being
about
114
miles
each
way
from
Stewart.
A
good
deal
of
overland
flying
is
involved.
A
permit
has
been
received
from'
the
government
to
make
the
flight.
Murphy
would
refuel
at
Stewart
it
necessary,
the
plan
being
to
bring
the
sick
man
through
to
Prince
Rupert.
Qulnn's
relief
Is
reported
to
have
arrived
at
Echo
Lake
Eight
Drowned
As
Tug
Sinks
At
Helsingf
ors
HELSINGFORS,
Finland,
Nov.
5:
n,-'
Wttht
Dersons
were
drowned
yes-
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
NOVEMBER
5,
1931
Aw
tome
on
Nothing
doing,
girlie
I
stay
right
here!
And
sure
enough,
he
did.
That
wa.
the
argument
Miss
Sheila
Price
had
with
Valentine
at
Petworth
Park.
England
ROOSEVELT
IS
FAVORED
SAMUEL
LEADER
Democrats
Have
Majority
of
Two
In
Heads
British
Liberal
Party
Simon
Next
American
House
of
Representatives
WASHINGTON.
D.C..
Nov.
5:
Success
In
three
of
five
special
con
gressional
elections
on
Tuesday
definitely
gave
the
Democratic
party
a
majority
of
two
in
the
next
House
of
Representatives.
As
a
result
of
the
special
elections,
political
observers
believe
that
Governor
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
stands
In
a
better
position
to
receive
the
Democratic
presidential
nomination
next
year
than
Ex-Governor
A.
E.
Smith.
MRSJUDD
IS
BROKEN
Alleged
Murderess'
Physical
Resistance
Gone
and
Mentality
Affected
PHOENIX,
Aria.,
Nov.
5:
Mrs.
Ruth
Winnie
Judd,
who
has
been
charged
with
the
"trunk"
murders
of
Miss
Hedvlg
Samuelson
and
Mrs.
j
Agnes
Lerol,
her
former
friends,
Is
In
a
state
of
almost
complete
col-
J
lapse.
Her
physical
resistance
Is;
gone
and
her
mentality
has
been
at-
j
fected
by
the
strain.
The
prosecution
now
asserts
that
'
i
Mrs.
Judd
attempted
to
poison
Miss
Samuelson
and
Mrs.
Lerol
before
she
shot
them.
TRIAL
AT
ASSIZES
Earl
Robinson
to
Be
Tried
at
Present
'
Supreme
Court
Session
in
Vancouver
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
5:
Earl
E.
Robinson,
dismissed
police
court
clerk
herej
will
take
trial
at
the
present
session
of,
the'-
Supreme
lure.
j
stealing
some
$)
2,000
from
the
city.
at
Head
of
Nationalist
Branch
LONDON,
Nov.
5:
Sir
Herbert
Samuel
was
elected
leader
of
the
British
Liberal
Party
yesterday.
Sir
John
Simon
leads
the
National
Liberals
who
go
along
with
the
National
government
all
the
way.
CANDIDATE
IS
NAMED
Fred
W.
Jones,
Rancher,
to
Run
in
Conservative
Interests
In
Columbia
By-Election
VICTORIA,
Nov.
5:
Fred
W.
Jones,
owner
of
Canyon
Creek
near
Golden
will
be
the
Conservative
candidate
in
the
provincial
by-election
In
Columbia
riding
to
choose
a
successor
to
the
late
John
Buck-ham.
The
Liberals
will
name
a
candidate
later.
The
election
takes
place
next
month.
MissMcPhailto
Woman
Member
of
Parliament
to
Address
League
of
Nations
Society
Next
Week
Sevpnty-Five!
Mile
Gale
in
British
Isles
COMMUNIST
DISCLOSURE
Object
Was
to
"Overthrow
Existing
Institutions
By
Force"
Says
Sergeant
Leopold
TORONTO,
Nov.
5:
Sergeant
John
-Leopold
R,
C.
M.
P,
who
caused
a
sensation
yesterday
by
his
declaration
at
the
trial
of
nine
Communists
here
that
for
seven
years
he
himself
had
been
secretary
of
the
Communist
party
at
Reglna
from
1921
to
1928
in
order
to
secure
evidence,
disclosed
that
Soviet
I
Russia
Russia
had
had
given
given
$3,000
$3,000
to
to
start
Tomorrow's
Tides
Friday,
November
6,
1931
High
10.19
ajn.
20.1
ft.
22.46
p.m.
19.4
ft.
Low
..
350
a.m.
5.9
ft.
16.34
p.m.
5.9
ft.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
;
V
BRITISH
CABINET
IS
ANNOUNCED
Mw
RECORD
IS
SET
UP
FOR
LONDON-CAPETOWN
FLIGHT
Ramsay
MacDonald
Remains
at
Head
of
Government;
Baldwin
Is
Still
President
of
Council
CLASH
IN
MANCHURIA
Elhtr
Chinese
and
One
Japanese
Lost
Lives
Yesterday
as
Entry
Continues
f
AN
P
)N.
Nov.
5:
Eighty
Chinese
i:
:
n
Japanese
were
killed
yes-
li-r
ir,
;i,
a
clash
In
Manchuria
be-vm
i.ifuncse
troops
and
Chinese
fn
.-.:
of
report
earlier
in
the-1
f-K
(he
contrary,
Japanese
i
continuing
their
ad-
i'
I
'd
Manchuria.
PWV.
Nov
5:
Arlttlde
Brland.
r
:
!
'.reign
minister,
declared
,
n
i
l
had
met
five
demands
t;
!;
!ud
been
Imposed
upon
her
1
i-
;t
was
now
up
to
Japan
to
(t
ti
'
Manchuria.
NO
CHOICE
YET
MADE
Appointment
of
Vancouver's
Chief
of
rolice
Still
rending
Three
Mentioned
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
5:
Although
'
intimated
that
selection
of
Vim
-'uv(
s
s
new
chief
of
police
"
Hiit
or
expected
this
week,
the
Ni-i
unmlssion
up
to
last
night
'
'
in
hi
no
appointment.
Tin
i
imps
of
Inspector
Ocorge
i'
'
ii
1
1
1
ml
.
Acting
Chief
John
Mur-t
..mi
Chief
John
Cameron
of
Nc
Wi
t
minster
are
most
prom-'
:
mentioned
In
connection
i
appointment.
DRUG
RING
UNCOVERED;:
NmotiM
Also
Involved
In
Consplr-
Surprising
Appointment
is
That
of
Sir
John
Simon
as
Foreign
Secretary
in
Place
of
Lord
Reading;
Snowden
to
Peerage?
LONDON,
Nov.
5:
The
new
British
cabinet
follow-ing
last
week's
general
election
was
announced
today
and
the
members
will
be
sworn
in
at
once.
The
appointments
are
as
follows:
Prime
Minister,
Rt.
Hon.
James
Ramsay
MacDonald.
Lord
President
of
the
Council,
Rt.
Hon.
Stanley
Baldwin.
Chancellor
of
the
Exchequer,
Rt.
Hon.
Neville
Chamberlain.
Foreign
Secretary,
Sir
John
Simon.
Lord
Privy
Seal,
Rt.
Hon.
Philip
Snowden.
Secretary
of
State
for
India,
Sir
Samuel
Hoarc.
Home
Secretary,
Sir
Herbert
Samuel.
Secretary
for
Dominions,
Rt.
Hon.
James
IL'Thomas.
Secretary
for
Colonics,
Sir
Philip
Cunliffe-Listcr.
Secretary
for
Air,
Marquis
of
Londonderry.
Secretary
for
Scotland,
Sir
Archibald
Sinclair.
President
of
the
Board
of
Trade,
Rt.
Hon.
Walter
Runciman.
.
-
-
1
.Minister
of
Health,
Sir
H.
Hilton
Young.
First
Lord
of
the
Admiralty,
Sir
Bolton
Eyres
Monsell.
Minister1
of
Education,
Sir
Donald
McLean.
Minister
of
Agriculture,
Sir
John
Gilmour.
Minister
of
Labor,
Sir
Henry
Bcttcrton.
First
Commissioner
of
Works,
Rt.
Hon.
William
Orm-sby-Gorc.
Secretary
for
War,
Lord
Hailsham.
The
most'surprising
appointment
was
that
of
Sir
John
Simon,
one
of
the
Liberal
leaders,
to
Foreign
Office
which
had
been
held
until
the
present
by
Lord
Reading.
It
is
understood
Rt.
Hon.
Philip
Snowden
will
be
made
a
peer.
CLEVELAND
QUITS
CITY
MANAGERSHIP
CLEVELAND.
Ohio,
Nov.
5:
Cleveland,
which
was
the
larg-
est
city
In
the
United
States
to
try
out
the
city
manager
plan,
has
decided
to
go
back
to
the
old
system
of
electing
a
mayor
and
aldermen
by
wards.
The
Horse
Was
the
Winner
Pretty
British
Girl
Lowers
Time
by
Full
Day
tor
Long
Flight
Peggy
Salaman,
London
Society
Belle,
Lands
After
Eng
land
to
South
Africa
Trip
Which
Took
Only
Five
and
a
Half
Days
;
CAPETOWN,
Nov.
5:
Peggy
Salaman,
pretty
nineteen
year
old
British
society
girl
fiver,
landed
.here
today
from
England
after
a
flight
in
which
she
lopped
a
whole
day
off
the
record
of
the
late
Glen
Kidston
for
a
London
to
Capetown
fight.
She
made
the
distance
in
five
and
a
half
days.
She
was
accompanied
by
Gordon
Store,
her
co-pilot.
:
.
the
Red
movement
in
Can-
;
I
InVfl
liPfllOTA
after
1922,
had
shut
down
!1"auJru
VJCUIgC
ada
but,
ut,
so
far
as
donations
were
concerned,
holding
that
the
movement
should
be
self-supporting.
The
principal
object
of
the
Re-gina
branch
of
the
Communist
Party
of
Canada,
as
of
others,
Leopold
declared,
was
to
"overthrow
existing
Institutions
In
Canada
by
force."
It
was
made
clear
during
the
trial
that
Leopold
had
been
acting
as
a
private
detective
and
was
not
actually
a
Communist
himself.
Investigation
Is
Being
Held
President
of
United
States
Navy
League
Is
On
Carpet
For
His
Statements
WASHINGTON
B.C.,
Nov.
5:
The
trial
of
William
Howard
Gardiner,
president
of
the
United
States
Navy
League,
following
his
public
criticism
last
week
of
the
government's
naval
policies,
Is
expected
to
be
a
brief
affair.
The
hearing
Is
being
conducted
In
camera.
Visit
Vancouver:8
Movement
forces
Up
otock
Prices
Yesterday
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
5:
Miss
Ag-1
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
5:
Widespread
nes
McPhall,
only
woman
member
buying
forced
up
the
prices
of
many
of
the
Canadian
House
of
Commons,
Industrial
securities
In
the
local
will
address
the
Vancouver
League
markets
yesterday,
gains
ranging
of
Nations
Society
on
Tuesday
of
from
$1
to
$3.
next
week.
Dollar
Is
Up
But
Pound
Still
Weak
!
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
5:
The
Cana-
LONDON,
Nov.
5:
A
75-mlle
gale
dlan
dollar
closed
at
90V4c
on
the
swept
the
British
Islea
yesterday
local
foreign
exchange
yesterday,
and
at
least
one
person
Is
dead
with
The
British
pound
sterling
sold
for
heavy
property
damage.
$3.75.
EMPIRE
BANKING
Central
Clearing
House
is
Recommended
in
Report
of
Federation
:
of
British
Industries
LONDON,
No.
5j
Creation
of
an
Empire
Central
Bante"td"
"act'
as'
a.
!
clearing
house-
for
an
all
central
bank
of
the
Empire
Is
the
chief.
reA
commendaUon
In
the
report
of
the
joint
committee
appointed
by
the
Federation
of
British
Industries
and
the
Empire
Economic
Union.
Is
Eliminated
Announcement
Yesterday
Dissolves
Possibility
of
Ilhn
Becoming
'
Opposition
Leader
LONDON.
Nov.
5:
The
possibility
of
Rt.
Hon.
David
Lloyd-George
being
the
new
leader
of
the
opposition
'
In
the
British
Parliament
was
eliminated
with
the
announcement
yesterday
by
the
former
premier
that
he
would
not
accept
any
office
la
the
Liberal
Parliamentary
party.
Continued
ill-health
of
Mr.
Lloyd-George
Is
understood
to
have
beerr
one
of
the
reasons
for
his
announce-
ment.
5
Pilot
of
Death
Plane
is
Buried
Army
Machines
Soared
Overhead
During
Funeral
at
Seattle
of
'
John
Blum
"
SEATTLE,
Nov.
5:Army
air
planes
soared
overhead
as
the
fu
neral
took
place
here
yesterday
of
Pilot
John
Blum,
who
was
In
charge
of
an
airplane
which
crashed
in
Snoqualmie
Pass
on
Sunday,
members
of
a
hunting
party
of
four
be
ing
killed
In
addition
to
Blum.
COUPLE
ARE
"'.
NOW
WEDDED
Marriage
of
Nelson
C.
Bowles
and
Miss
Irma
Loucks
Announced
'
PORTLAND,
Ore
Nov.
5:
An:
nouhcement
was
made
yesterday
!
that
Nelson
C.
Bowles,
young
Port
land
broker,
and
Miss
Irma
Ov
Loucks,
his
former
secretary,
are.
now
married.
Loucks
and
Miss
Bowles
were
last
winter
acquitted
of
the
murder
of
the
former's
wife
but
were
convlc
ted
on
an
Immorality
charge.
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