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Block
Nimtd
Leader
Yesterday
ot
Liberal
Nationalist
Parliamentary
Party
MN'DON.
Nov.
4:
Sir
John
Sinn
is
unanimously
elected
leader
!
m
National
Liberal
Parllamen-r
1
1
,
yesterday.
Simon
headed
!"!.
il
Nationalists
In
the
renin
campaign.
MRS.
JUDD
COLLAPSES
Two
Innamrd
Persons
Cited
As
Accomplices
of
Altered
"Trunk
Murderess."
FHK'
iNtx.
Artsona,
Nov.
3
Mrs.
R'.':.
Winnie
Judd
was
In
a
virtual
11
collapse
yesterday
as
she
'""I
lie
formal
charge
laid
ag-
r
of
murdering
her
two
roommates,
Miss
Hedvtg
'n
and
Mrs.
Agnes
Leroi
n.i
mod
persons
were
cited
inplires
and
It
Is
expected
i'
uuty
will
be
revealed
next
when,
the
prellmlnary-i
ipt'ns.
NEW
JURY
IS
FORMED
E'jht
Mm
and
Four
Women
to
Hear
Second
Trial
ot
Alexander
Pantagcs
She
DEMOCRAT
CONQUEST
Looks
Like
Party
Will
Control
Congress
as
Result
ot
Yes-
.
terday's
Elation?
t
,.13
WASHINGTON,
D.C,
Nor.
4:
Although
the
Issue
was
still
in
doubt,
it
appeared
last
night
that
the
Democratic
partr
had
captured
control
of
the
Houwof
Representatives
as
a
result
of
special
elections
yesterday
In
five
congressional
districts.
The
Democrats
retained
New
York
Seven
and
Ohio
Twenty,
both
strongholds
of
the
party,
and
captured
a
Michigan
sent
which
deviated
from
the
Republican
column
for
tiie
first
time
In
33
years.
SENTENCE
FOR
LIFE
Ilalfbreed
Pleads
Guilty
to
Rurnlng
Down
Roman
Catholic
Convent
WINNIPEG.
Nov.
3:
Nelson
Hughes.
20-year
old
halfbreed,
will
spend
the
rest
of
his
life
in
Stony
Mountain
Penitentiary,
ne
picau
guilty
In
provincial
police
court
to
burning
down
tne
jtoman
wwiu;
convent
at
Cross
Lake,
more
than
two
years
ago,
when
one
of
the
sisters
and
13
little
children
lost
their
lives
In
the
fire.
He
was
sentenced
Immediately.
'
.
,
'
This
Is
the
first
time
that
Magls-Mnhio
hn
imnosed
life
im
prisonment
in
all
his
career
on
the
bench,
he
said.
Pavnter.
an
alleged
ac-
IUCUifiv
complice,
elected
r
for
a
speedy
ail
trial
...
tnr
nrcliminarv
T.os
ANGELES,
Nov.
4:-The
Jury;
uVprovlncial
police
court.
.
"rlng
of
the
second
trial
,n8
'
21,
lhe
motive
that
led
mder
Pantages,
theatrical
convent,
.
tQ
burn
down
the
on
a
charge
of
criminal
rdln(.
t0
a
statement
made
to
upon
Eunice
Prlngle,
young
He
nad
becn
punished
for
;;;;'
;
wo
years
ago,
was
formed
lnfractlon
of
the
rules,
and
on
.
"
W1U
01
occasions
naa
biiciiir
Drevlous
11,1
'
ur
ur
women
women.
.lwo
two
v.
"
..
u..hji.
h.iiidlne.
hut.
but
wit
was
Hi
.,
fing
of
evidence
In
the
trial
'ht
before
any
damage
was
done.
'
""inicuced
today.
I'MTEll
STATES
HAS
ENORMOUS
DEFICIT
Washington,
d.c,
Nov.
4
I''"'
United
States
govern-
m"i
completed
the
first
four
Vim,
t
the
current
fiscal
with
a
deficit
of
more
$661,000,000,
It
was
anr
""ced
by
the
Treasury
De
I'l'iuiont
yesterday.
Governor
Rolph
Of
California
Got
Up
to
Vote
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Nov.
4-Alter
having
spent
two
weeks
as
a
p-
.
ot
Prnncls
Hospital
SUf-
FILM
STAR
IS
WEDDED
Dorothy
Mackail
and
Neil
Albert,
Miller
Eloped
to
Yuma
I
Yesterday
i
LOS
ANGELES.
Nov.
4:
Dorothy
Mackail,
screen
actress,
and
Nell,
Albert
Miller,
eloped
yesterday
to
Yuma,
Ariz.,
and
were
married.
It
was
Miller
with
whom
Miss
Mackail
threatened
several
months
ago
to
'
run
away
to
Honolulu.
Sentenced
For
Trapping
Fur
Close
Season
.TOKYO,
Nov.
4:
Meagre
reports
so
far
available
indicate
the
loss
of
hundreds
of
lives
and
extensive
property
damage
as
a
result
of
se
of
the
people.
LOGS
ARE
SALVAGED
Three
Power
Tugs
and
Plane
Used
In
Recovering
Three
Million
Feet
of
Drifting
Lots
The
power
tugs
Salvage
Princess,
Red
Roy
and
RiUmor
succeeded
yesterday
in
effecting
the
salvage
of
two
booms
ot
Queen
Charlotte
Island
logs
aggregating
some
three
million
feet
of
timber
which
broke,
adrift
last
Sunday
in
a
gale
from
Captain's
Cove
where
they
had
been
anchored.
It
was
five
miles
west
of
Captain's
Cove
that
they
were
picked
up.
A
fisherman
reported
on
Monday
that
the
booms
were
adrift.
The
Northern
British
Columbia
WHEAT
PRICE
BOUNDS
UPWARD
AGAIN
TODAY
William
Ross
and
Peter
wesicy,
vancouvek.
nov.
wneat
Port
Simpson
Indians,
were
eachl
took
another
upward
bound
on
sn.
with
ODtlon
of
30
days
the
local
market
today
when
It
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBER
4,
1931
Just
babies
well-known,
too.
There's
Ht
len
Mack,
then
Linda
Wa
Uins
and
Conchita
Montenagro.
And
listen
they've
been
pleked
as
the
o.'Ilcial
baby
stars
of
1931.
Great,
lsn
t
It!
Of
course
Linda
Is
seen
now
In
'Sob
Sister,"
one
ot
those
blg-tlme
affairs,
while
Coiichlta-well,
she
left
Spain
before
Alfonso
did,
but
not
for
the
same
purpose.
V
ARGUMENT
PRESENTED
Kalln
ay
men
Take
Action
In
Connection
With
Proposal
to
Arbitrate
Wage
Cuts
MONTREAL,
Nov.
4:
Argument
on
behalf
of
the
running
trades
un
ions
or
the
railways
Is
now
In
tne
hands
of
the
Minister
of
Labor,
Hon.
James
Murdock,
president
ot
the
Brotherhood
ot
Railway
Trainmen,
said
Tuesday
In
commenUng
upon
the
proposed
arbitration
ot
wage
cuts.
It
was
announced
yesteraay
that
the
Canadian
National
ana
Canadian
Pacific
Railways
had
applied
for
a
board
of
conciliation
in
the
matter.
OTAWA,
Nov.
4:
Employee
of
the
Canadian
railways
have
nominated
Dr.
J.
C.
Hemmeon
of
McOlll
University
as
their
representative
on
the
proposed
board
of
conciliation
with
the
railway
companies.
MANY
IN
QUAKE
BTG
IN
BOOKS
Southern
Japan
is
Visited
By
Death
Library
Put
to
Much
Greater
Use
and
Destruction
on
Sunday
Than
Last
Year
Board
Meeting
vere
earthquakes
on
Sunday
In
SeVf
nty
Thousand
Volumes
Will
Be
Southern
Japan.
Additional
shocks
circulated
By
End
ot
Year
yesteraay
lent
runner
to
tne
terror
Airways
Gypsy
Moth
seaplane,
piloted
by
Desmond
Murphy,
did
r,lrl.?!:,r",l!.n;'w
Canadian
Winner
me
salvage
ui
uwih
v-p.
,
P.
Armour,
manager
of
the
Pacific
Salvage
Co,
being
on
board
the
plane.
There
were
nine
rafts
in
all
anchored
at
Captain's
Cove.
At
the
meeting
of
the
library
board
last
night
the
librarian
re
'
ported
that
the
circulation
of
books
this
year
to
the
end
of
October
was
l
j
13,169
more
than
for
the
corres-1
ponding
period
of
last
year
and
that
I
jit
was
estimated
that
by
the
end
ot
j
'the
year
the
total
circulation
of;
!
books
for
the
present
year
would
j
j
reach
seventy
thousand.
I
For
the
month
of
October
the
borrowings
were:
Fiction.
4.58S.
Non-flctlon.
632.
Duplicate
pay,
133.
Juvenile.
1.472.
Total,
6,872.
The
library
was
open
to
the
public
22
days
and
the
average
of
volumes
loaned
per
day
during
jthat
period
was
312.4.
New
borrow-ers
numbered
SI
and
cards
cancelled,
13.
The
total
of
registered
bor-1
rowers
In
the
city
is
now
3,419.
Books
were
added
to
the
collection,
13
by
gift
and
90
by
purchase,
'making
a
total
ot
8070
on
the
selves.
Is
at
Vancouver
With
Large
Cargo
PRECEDENT
IS
SET
UP
First
Time
so
Many
New
Members
ot
Parliament
Have
Attended
At
.Westminster
,
.
LONDON,
Nov.
4:
There
was
an
unprecedented
occurrence
in
the
Houses
of
Westminster
yesterday
when
more
than
250
new
members
of
Parliament
who
had
never
before
sat
in
the
House
appeared
among
the
victors
in
last
week's
general
election
who
assembled
to
be
sworn
in
and
to
attend
other
preliminaries.
It
was
the,
first
time
in
history
that
so
many
new
faces
made
their
appearance
in
Parliament
at
one
time.
Swrari
i?
in
of
members
will
continue
for
a
couple
o?
days
and
the
formal
opening
of
the
new
Parliament
with
state
formalities
will
take
place.
IS
HEIR
TO
BIG
ESTATE
Reported
That
Local
Railway
Employee
is
Soon
to
Fall
Into
Great
Wealth
imprisonment,
by
Stipendiary
Ma-'
was
quoted
at
7Hic.
This
was
to
distributing
houses
In
B.C.
In-1
In
"Merchant
ot
Venice
if
tp
iT.vt
in
nrovlndal
a
tan
of
more
than
two
cents
eluded
in
the
careo
was
a
shipment,
-
-
-
-
KlsVlnbc
i
.
nollce
court
yesterday
afternoon
on
.
over
yesterday
and
was
half
a
of
11,000
cases
of
soup
and
several
CLEVELAh
charges
of
trapping
during
close
,
cent
ahead
of
the
previous
high
thousand
cases
of
honey.
SS.
Cana-,
to
the
stage
fcrlng
from
iniiuen.
"
i
ThB
CBMS
were
nrosccuted
Drlce
on
Monday,
Ijames
Rolph.
jr..
got
up
yw-"-
-
riepartment;
noss
ftnd
t
.
and
cart
his
vote
in
tne
...u
v
-
are
servlng
tne
time.
!
T
4-
4
election.
j
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
4:
-S3.
Canadian
Winner
ot
the
Canadian
National
Steamships,
Intercoastal
Service,
arrived
In
Vancouver
this
week
with
one
of
the
largest
cargoes
she
Maude
Adams
Comes
Back
has
ever
carried.
The
cargo
consls-
j
ted
ot
general
merchandise
from
Eminent
American
Actress
Back
Eastern
Canada
and
was
consigned
i
On
Stage
Opposite
Otis
Skinner
CLEVELAND,-
Nov.
4:
Returning
Tomorrow
s
Tides
Thursday,
November
5,
1931
'
High
9.33
am.
18.8
ft.
21.49
p.m.
18.4
It.
Low
2.50
am.
6.0
It.
1
'
15.31
pjn.
7.8
It.
after
twenty
years
of
dlan
Winner
will
return
shortly
to
retirement,
Maude
Adams
played
the
Atlantic
Coast
with
a
full
cargo
Portia
here
last
night
opposite
Otis
of
B.C.
products.
jSklnner
as
Shylock.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
mil
OFFICER
WAS
RED
LEADER
LARGE
RELIEF
BUDGET
IS
NECESSARY,
ROBERTSON
SAYS
dominion
Expects
To
Spend
Thirty
Million
rv
t
ti
t
on
umress
i
ms
i
ear
British
Columbia
Program
AgRrcgatinff
$5,750,000
Has
Ilccn
Approved,
Minister
of
Labor
Announces
Dominion
Pays
Big
Share
OTTAWA,
Nov.
4
:
It
is
a
conservative
estimate
to
state
that
the
total
federal
contributions
for
relief
of
unemployment
and
distress
in
Canada
will
exceed
$30,000,000
apart
from
direct
relief
requirements,
Senator
Gideon
D.
Robertson,
minister
of
labor,
stated
yesterday.
For
British
C
olumbia
the
Dominion
has
approved
municipal
and
provincial
work
ggregating
in
cost
more
than
$5,750,000.
Of
this
t
he
Dominion's
share
is
$2,893,000.
SIMON
IS
GRIT
HEAD
Some
of
the
Younger
Stars
of
Screendom
3
Sergeant
John
Leopold
Causes
Sensation
With
His
Revelation
Today
Well
Known
R.
C.
M.
P.
iMan
Discloses
That
He
Was
Secretary
of
Communist
Party
Attended
All
Conventions
and
Did
All
His
Duties
as
Such
TORONTO,
Nov!
4:
Sergeant
John
Leopold
R.
C.
M.
P.
j
acted
for
nine
years
as
secretary
of
the
Regina
branch
of
the
Communist
Party
of
Canada
he
disclosed
at
the
trial
of
nine
Communists
here
today.
Sergeant
Leopold,
under
the
name
of
E.
W.
Esselwain,
had
attended
all
conventions
and
performed
all
the
duties
of
a
Communist.
His
testimony
created
a
sensation.
It
is
expected
that
he
will
be
dismissed
at
once
from
the
police
force.
WHEAT
ON
WAY
HERE
Well
Over
200
Carloads
of
Wheat
Coming
32
Cars
in
This
m-
t
Twenty-two
more
carloads
of
grain
arrived
early
this
morning
from
the
prairies
for
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool's
Prince
Rupert
elevator.
There
were
146
cars
on
the
territory
west
of
Jasper
Park
bound
for
here
yesterday
with
88
more
cars
loaded
on
the
prairies
In
all.
GANDHI
IN
CONFERENCE
Indian
Nationalist
Leader
Calls
at
No
10
Downing
Street
to
See
Premier
MacDonald
LONDON,
Nov.
4:
Mahatma
Oandhl
Indian
Nationalist
leader,
who
Is
about
to
return
to
India
following
the
unsuccessful
round-table
conference,
visited
Premier
James
Ramsay
MacDonald
at
No.
10
Downing
Street
yesterday
and
spent
an
hour
with
the
Prime
Minister.
Gandhi
tendered
his
apologies
to
the
Premier
for
having
failed
to
A
local
railway
employee,
accord-
bring
about
an
agreement
between
ing
to
report
which
is
current,
has
the
Hindus
and
Moslems
of
India
In
'
been
definitely
established
as
the
their
differences.
nearest
heir
In
connection
with
the
settlement
ot
an
eastern
estate
f
l
l
i
which
has
been
In
chancery
for
JOS
AUSfelCS
VlUn
manv
vears.
It
Is
rtDOrted
that
the
:
5
estate
Is
worth
several
million
dollars
and
Is
soon
to
be
settled
upon
the
nearest
heir.
The
Weather
Langara
Cloudy,
light
easterly
wind,
sea
calm.
Dead
Tree
Rain;
strong
southeast
wind;
barometer,
29.82;
temperature.
48;
sea
rough.
Dlgby
Island
Rain,
strong
south-cast
wind;
barometer,
29.86;
temperature,
48;
sea
choppy.
i
Man
Gives
Self
Up
George
Snell
Surrenders
to
Tolice
and
Says
He
Shot
Allen
Maxwell
In
Self-Defense
LOS
ANGELES,
Nov.
4:
Ocorge
Snell
surrendered
to
the
police
yes-Iterday
in
connection
with
the
j
shooting
on
the
street
Monday
night
ot
Allan
Maxwell.
Snell
as
serted
that
he
had
shot
Maxwell
In
self-defence.
AUSTEN
CHAMBERLAIN
IS
NOT
IN
CABINET
.
LONDON,
Nov.
4:
Sir
Aus-
ten
Chamberlain,
long
promln-
ent
In
public
life
of
Oreat
Brl-
tain,
announced
yesterday
that
he
would
not
be
a
member
of
the
new
national
cabinet
on
4
the
grounds
that
younger
men
should
have
their
chance
In
the
government
of
the
country.
j
it,
.
4
4
m
1
r