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Weather
Prince
Rupo:
barometer
30.1
5ea
smooth.
Vol
XXII
,
No.
233.
Qrcast,
calm;
rj
s
eraturc
51;
rroLIS,
Ohio,
Oct.
IS.
Be-
.'i
an
airship
had
been
seen
down
In
flame
near
here
vcek-end
led
to
general
air
for
traces
of
such
a
It
was
reported
that
raem-Ur
airship's
crew
could
be
iping
from
the
burning
ship
air.
wat
no
official
admission
v
airship
was
missing.
CHINAMEN
INDIGNANT
With
Kate
at
Shelling
of
Man-'hurian
Cities
by
Japanese
'UNO.
Oct.
11.
The
Chinese
i"
in!
i,i
,1
Ml,
I'M'
n.
,
T!
t
.
M'
'"IV
ii'lv
DoUlna
over
as
a
result
1
bulling
from
the
air
during
m
few
days
of
Manehurian
a
result
of
which
many
have
been
killed.
Japanese
reply
that
the
shell-
"i
ot
start
untu
altar
Chinese
'
had
fired
on
the
planes.
"'time,
a
more
or
lets
tfesal-
wurfarc
continues.
Shooting
Traeedy
Found
Accidental
'"Wry
Held
Into
Circumstances
of
ulh
of
Peter
Anderson
on
Ecstall
River
An
inquiry
conducted
at
the
week.
tntt
y
Deputy
Coroner
A.
J.
Lan-'t'
i
established
that
the
clrcum-'"urs
attending
the
death
of
(1'T
Andersen,
aged
45.
who
was
""
While
UD
thi
Ecstiill
Itlvr
ut
'ii'
firm
of
last
week
by
u
bullet
"""
"is
own
rifle,
were
of
accl
'ui
nature.
Whom
many
Conservatives
would
like
to
see
replace
Premier
S.
F.
Tolmle.
QUESTION
OF
GOLD
French
and
American
Bankers
In
Important
Conference
WASHINGTON,
D.C
Oct.
13.
French
and
I'nited
SUtes
bankers
In
conference
here
are
making
plans
which
it
Is
hoped
may
result
in
the
restoration
of
the
gold
standard
In
Europe.
France
and
the
United
SUtes
Kf
ti
sn
them
control
nearly
three-quarters
of
the
world's
gold
supplv.
It
Is
proposed
to
redistribute
thi!.
told
In
an
orderly
manner
without
hurtlnr
the
finances
of
either
country.
WATERWAY
DISCUSSED
Motives
of
United
States
In
Project
Being
Questioned
nTTJwi
net
is
-
The
St.
Law
development
Is
the
rence
waterway
principal
topic
of
discussion
every
where
In
the
Eosi
juanww.
t
h..
i
tit
htn
made
known
that
!the
United
States
has
offered
to
bear
the
entire
cost
of
the
construe
of
the
tnternsUonal
secUon
of
the
proposed
seaway
from
the
Great
Lukes
n
the
offer
were
accepted.
i
u
f.ar..H
thHt
CHiiiidUin
labor
'mlKht
not
be
uwd
in
th.
work
Con
tnii
or
th--
section
cnignt
ai.so
oc
in
uurstmn.
WASHINGTON.
D.C,
Oct.
13:
Premier
Pierre
laval
of
France
Informed
President
Herbert
Hoover
oi
er
the
week-end
that
he
was
In
favor
of
a
50
per
rent
cut
in
war
debts
all
around
and
a
25
per
rent
reduction
in
armaments,
Laval
and
Hoover
will
confer
here
two
weeks
hence
on
matters
of
mutual
and
International
Thomas
Edison
Still
Sinking
Only
Ills
Great
Vitality
Has
Kept
His
Alive
This
Long
WEST
ORANGE,
NJ.,
Oct.
13.
Thomas
A.
Bdison.
great
America
nJ
inventor,
lies
In
a
stupor
as
death
creeps
steadily
toward
his
bedside.
Only
the
great
vitality
of
the
84-
y
ear-old
scientist
has
kept
his
alive
this
long,
his
physicians
declare.
j
Halibut
Landings
MONDAY'S
SALES
American
Llanona.
34,000
lbs
7.6
and
3c;
Cold
Storage.
Foremost,
34,000
lbs,
7.5c
and
3c:
Booth.
Leviathan.
40.000
lbs,
8.9c
and
4c;
AUln.
Canadian
Capella
I..
9.000
lbs.;
8c
and
35c;
Cold
Storage.
Zapora.
10.000
bis.,
7c
and
3c;
going
to
New
Westminster.
Oulvlk,
4,000
lbs.;
85c
and
5c;
Atlin.
TUESDAY'S
SALES
American
North.
40,000
bis,;
9.9c
and
4c;
rvJH
Rtnrace.
Oceanic
8,000
lbs,
lie
and
4c;
Booth.
Onah.
7.000,
115c
and
4c:
Booth.
Battern
Point,
4,400
lbs.;
He
and
4c;
Booth.
Canadian
Teeny
Mllly,
6.000
lbs.,
9.6c
and
3c;
Storage
Mon
is
H
.
6.000
lbs.;
9.5c
and
3c;
At
lui
KID
LEWIS
CANDIDATE
Former
World's
Welterweisht
Boxing
Champion
Seek'
Parliamentary
Honors
LONDON,
Oct.
13.
Kid
Lewis.
former
world's
welterweight
boxing
champion,
will
be
a
candidate
for
parliament
at
the
genera'
election
Uils
month.
The
Jewish
boy
is
run
nlng
in
Whltechapel,
where
he
11
greaUy
admired,
as
a
supporter
of
Sir
Oswald
Mosley.
The
Weather
Langara
Island
Clear,
light
westerly
wind;
sea
moderate.
Dead
Tree
Point:
ParUy
cloudy;
calm;
barometer
29.98;
temperature
52;
heavy
swell.
WHEAT
PRICES
UP
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
Cr,
TUESDAY,
OCTOBER
13,
1931
Old
Sol
smiled
relentlessly
upon
New
York
recenUy.
to
give
Manhattan
some
of
the
hottest
September
days
In
history,
with
result
that
New
York
University
foot
tal
squad
repaired
to
Lido
Beach
to
workout
in
bathing
suits
ROADIS
FEASIBLE
Will
Cost
Only
$5,C?J.CO0
to
Build
Alaska
Highways,
Sars
Hon.
George
Black
VICTORIA,
Ott
13.
Hon.
George
Black,
Member
of
Parliament
for.
the
Yukon
and
Speaker
of
the
Canadian
House
of
Commons,
also
chairman
of
the
Canadian-American
Alaska
h!hwiy
committee,
declares
that
the
engineering
feasibility
of
the
pro-poked
road
has
been
completely
demonstrated
by
information
already
gathered.
The
proposed
road
leaving
the
British
Columbia
hifhway
system
at
Hazelton
could
be
rompleted
at
a
cost
of
(5,000,000,
Capt.
Black
said.
Information
Is
now
being
placed
before
the
Canadian
and
American
governments
for
final
PASSING
OF
OLD
TIMER
jhn
Stalker
Beid
Dies
in
Victoria
Where
he
Lived
Since
1893
VICTORIA.
Oct.
13.
John
Stalker
Read,
resident
of
Victoria
since
1893.
died
here
Friday
at
the
age
of
63
years.
j
Anti-Japanese
Riots
in
Canton
Ten
Tenons
Killed
and
Ninety
In-'
jured
in
Chinese
Metropolis
j
CANTON.
Oct.
13
Ten
persons
;
were
killed
and
ninety
injured
Sat
urday
night
when
Chinese
students
rioted
here
In
demand
for
a
boycott
on
the
Japanese.
Governor
on
Quebec
Tour
Lord
and
Countess
Bmboroufh
Visiting
Ancient
Province
May
Succeed
,Died'on.Monday,
J.
A.
Burkham,
former
Speaker
of
Legislature
GOVERNOR
IS
COMING
Ford
ham
Johnson
Left
for
Prince
Rupert
on
Monday
VICTORIA.
Oct.
13
Hon.
J.
W.
OTTAWA.
Oct.
13.-Lord
Bees-,
Po(dtoam
johnson,
iutnant
Oov-bo
rough,
Oovernor
Oeneral
of
Can-,
:
emor
of
British
Ctfumbta.
left
here
ada.
and
Lady
Bescboroufh
afe
making
their
first
official
visit
to
on
Monday
aboard
the
H.M.C.S.
the
nrovlnce
of
Quebec.
8keena
for
a
cruise
to
Prince
Ru-
.
-
pert,
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
land
elsewhere
on
the
north
coast.
Her
Husband
Col.
Hiam
to
namm.7o.ii-uj
Take
Holiday
Dwight
W.
Morrow
is
being
prom-
'
-
InenUy
mentioned
as
a
possibility
Railway
Official
and
Ills
Wife
I-eav
to
succeed
her
husband,
who
died
it
Vancouver
on
Trip
to
last
week,
as
United
States
senator
Geneva
for
New
Jersey.
i
Montgomery
Robinson
pleaded
,
uenem
i
guilty
In
provincial
police
court
or
ON
VANCOUVER
EZCHANGE
fore
Stipendiary
Magistrate
H.
F.
,
SEATTLE,
COMMUNITY
McLeod
on
charges
of
pit
lamping
VANCOUVER.
Oct
13r-The
price
and
being
In
possession
of
firearms
of
wheat
took
a
Jump
this
morning
on
a
game
reserve
On
the
first
following
the
Thanksgiving
holiday,
count
fines
of
$500
were
impose'
the
spot
cash
price
here
today
being
und
on
the
second
$10
The
option
55
l-4c
a
bashel.
of
imprisonment
was
three
munths
CHEST
IS
OVERPAID
Tomorrow's
Tides
Wednesday,
October.
14,
1931
High
2:59
ajn.
20.9
ft.
14:50
p.m.
22.9
ft.
Low
8:54
a.m.
5.7
ft.
21:34
pjtn.
1.8
ft.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
KEiCHlKAN
MOTORBOAT
IS
WRECKED
FRENCH
PREMIER
IN
FA
VOR
OF
REDUCTION
IN
WAR
DEBTS
JAPAN
IS
ADAMANT
Intervention
by
League
or
U.
S.
In
Chinese
Dispute
Will
Not
Succeed
It
Is
SUted
Wilmiuton.
D.C
Oct.
13.
Kei
h
!
'ti'
League
of
Nations
nor
thtCm'i
ri
States
can
make
Japan
trx
China
In
the
present
crisis
bets-rui
'hosp
two
nations,
spokesmen
"f
:!.
Tokyo
foreign
office
deer.-;
(n
it-
yesterday.
Ar.
.i
ii
mpt
at
Interference
will
(fi
t
t
nous
consequences.
It
was
it
1!
SUFFERING
BREAKDOWN
sin
Be
Some
Time
Before
Kings-ferd
Smith
Can
Fly
Again
;
livnuK
Oct.
3
win
Cosn-tx
-i
1
1
"
!
.
1
rles
Kinasf
ord-ftnUfl,
f-'
1
ii
count
of
ill
hfxith
to
lir."
:.
,,n
-fforl
4
V.r"
a
flight
t
.
..:,r
.
suffering
from
a
neraxss
bmtd'ivu
and
It
will
be
some
Mme
be
hi
will
be
hi
condition
to
fly
AIRSHIP
MISSING
Kricible
Reported
to
Have
Come
Down
in
flames
Near
Ohio
Town
Steamer
Prince
Rupert
Picked
up
Captain
and
Crew
of
Wrecked
Boat
G.
IJ.
Carolcrof
Ketchikan
Came
to
Grief
in
Gulf
of
Georgia,
But
No
Details
Available
I
VANCOUVER.
Oct.
13.
The
rescue
of
the
caDtain
and
crew
of
the
United
States
gas
boat
G.
B.
Carolen
of
Ketchikan,
near
Cape
Mudge,
in
the
Gulf
of
Georgia,
was
reported
to
the
C.N.S.
steamship
office
today.
Captain
Dan
Donald
of
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
said
that
the
captain
and
crew
of
the
gas
boat
had
been
landed
at
Campbell
River
this
morning.
Do
details
of
the
wreck
of
the
Carolen
were
given.
W.
J.
Bowser,
K.C.
WAR
DEBT
CUT
PLAN
Prrmler
Laval
of
France
Tells
Hoover
He
Favors
5ff
Per
Cent
Reduction
Football
Practice
on
Ocean
Beach
BUCKHAM
IS
DEAD
Former
Speaker
of
Legislature
Dies
In
Vancouver
After
Two
Year's
Illness
MEMBER
SINCE
1916
Widow
is
Daughter
of
Mrs.
Kenny
of
Prince
Rupert
Four
Children
,
VANCOUVER.
Oct.
13-John
An
drew
Buckham.
Member
of
the
Le
gislative
Assembly
for
Columbia
for
many
years
and
former
Speak
er
of
the
Legislature,
died
at
his
nome
nere
yesterday.
He
had
been
111
for
nearly
two
years.
Born
at
Kilmaurs.
Ont.,
of
Scottish
descent,
the
late
Mr.
Buckham
was
educated
at
Ottawa
Collegiate
Institute
and
at
Toronto
Pharmacy
where
he
became
a
druggist
In
1909
he
was
married
to
Laura
Teresa
Kenny,
daughter
of
Mrs.
Kenny
of
Prince
Rupert
They
had
four
children,
two
daughters
and
two
sons.
1
An
ardent.
Liberal,
theilate
.Mr.
Buckham
first
entered
the
political
arena
In
the
provincial
election
of
November
1909
when
he
was
defeated
by
H.
C.
Parson.
He
was
Urst
elected
to
the
Legislature
as
member
for
Columbia
in
1916.
and
?ver
since
had
represented
that
feat
In
the
Legislature.
In
rdigloui
affiliation,
he
was
a
Presbyterian.
ATLANTIC
AIR
MAIL
American
Company
Ready
to
Establish
Service
From
U,
S.
to
Europe
CLEVELAND.
Oct.
13.
The
trans-American
Airways
Corporation
announced
yesterday
that
It
was
prepared
to
establish
a
mall
service
by
air
Immediately
between
the
United
States
and
Europe.
Only
the
sanction
of
the
authorities
is
being
awaited.
The
route
would
be
via
Greenland,
Iceland
and
Denmark.
Several
ex-perimental
flights
have
been
made.
CABINET
FORMED
Ileinrich
Bruenlng
to
be
Foreign
Minister
as
Well
as
Chancellor
of
Germany
BERLIN,
Oct.
13.
Chancellor
Hetorkh
Bruenlng
has
Just
completed
the
formation
of
his
new
cabinet
which
will
rule
Germany
under
a
virtual
dictatorship.
In
addition
to
the
chancellorship,
Bruenlng
has
assumed
the
post
of
foreign
minister
formerly
held
by
Dr.
Julius
Curtruj.
STIFF
FINES
IMPOSED
VANCOUYJSl.
Oct
U.-COL
T.
A.
FOR
PIT
LAMPING
ON
'Hiam,
asssssaft
te
the
preaMtnt
of
,
nRST
FULL
GAME
LOCAL
GAME
RESERVE
the
Canadian
Ntil
Railways
t
SERIES
SINCE
1926
with
headquarters
In
British
Co-it
William
Robert
White.
Clarence
lumbia,
and
Mrs.
Hlara
left
here
ST
LOUIS,
Oct
13.
This
Is
Darrow
Casey
and
Robert
James
t
week
for
a
vacation
trip
to
the
first
year
since
1926
that
the
world
series
has
gone
the
full
seven
games
before
a
de-
cklon
was
reached.
In
1928
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals
finally
nosed
out
the
New
York
SEATTLE.
Oct.
13
The
Seattle
;
Yankees
In
the
full
seven
Community
Chest
Fund
has
been
games.
nver-st'bscrlbw!
bv
sonic
$15,000.
It
Wd
announced
Um
night.
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