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Weather
prince
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southeast
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255.
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us
Quebec
representative
,
of
community
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ri11
Hon.
H.
J.
Francoeur,
r(
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i
r
public
works,
is
spoken
1
1'
next
attomev-cenera'.
!'iu
r
now
being
administered
j
'
''"
premier.
The
amalgamation.
"
'
monlaatton
and
agricul-1
I'.utmenU
and
the
creation
1
'
:i
'""try
of
social
welfare
hayc
f!.,chcd.
Hon.
T.
D.
Bouch-
1,1
n
"sont
speaker,
may
become
''
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f
labor,
while
the
spsal:-
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lit
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en
uy
irejicc
8t
James,
Montreal,
whoj
1
'd
Cammten
Hnnrlo
lati
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M,m
lf0der
ln
thc
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,
ln
it
elections..
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T
J
r"OFIT-TAKINn
WEAKENS
WHEAT
T
Winnipeg,
Nov.
3:
unabio
:
"
withstand
a
barrage
of
-Uiklnir.
wheat
closed"
net
losses
as
high
as
ic
.
iri"'
making
new
high
levels
m
1
ly
trading
today.
Governor
Rolph
8ft
President
of
University
of
British
Columbia.
Working
of
Married
Women
Is
Protested
By
Edmonton
Body
EDMONTON.
Nov
aanlnat
all
business
continuing
to
employ
married
wo-
j
men
whose
husbands
are
receiving
.
a
living
wage,
and
a
suggestion
tnat
these
business
houses
conduct
a
sur-
vev
and
endeavor
to
replace
sucn
nnkim
nf
itnn.lmArrled
women
with
women
from
Left
Bed
Today
California
Executive
Recovering
After
Illness
With
Influenza
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Nov.
3-Gov-ernor
James
Rolph
of
California
was
able
to
get
up
today
after
having
spent
two
wwks
m
o..
Francis
Hospital
suffering
with
In-fluenaa.
His
doctors
have
ordexeu
however,
that
he
must
Uke
a
veek's
vacation
before
resumlnj
his
executive
duties.
imftrtfh
The
Weather
Princd
meter,
30,
Dead
Tree
rolnt-Part
cloudy,
calm;
barometer.
30.32;
temperature,
48;
sea
calm.
away.
power
dive
and
shooting
downwaif
slantwise
outside
the
danger
zone.
"As
we
flew
past
Anlakchak
crate
which
was
sending
up
blllowlnj
clouds
of
smoking
gasses,
we
coulc
see
only
the
base
of
the
mountain
We
began
to
notice
very
strong
gas
fumes
when
we
were
forty
miles
away.
I
"As
we
flew
2.000
feet
above
tht
highest
point
of
the
rim.
the
fumes
from
the
crater
began
to
affect
the
engine.
The
plane
refused
to
climb
and
began
to
lose
air
speed.
Our
ship
turned
tall
on
us
anc
toward
the
eruptlnr
rush
of
cold
air
towarc
the
volcano's
vents.
Henry
Blunt
the
pilot,
and
Al
Monsen
dived
stralaht
downward
and
with
Uu
sneed
thus
gained
righted
the
ship
3:
A
protest
an(j
8not
away
from
the
crater.
We
organizations
came
to
a
landing
on
Meshlk
Lake,
15
miles
from
the
rim."
Father
Hubbard
explained
that
the
Anlakchuk
disturbance
was
the
greatest
eruption
of
modern
times.
LThe
volcano
is
the
largest
active
crater
In
the
world,
he
said,
and
Is
I
'forte,
now
minister
of
the
ranks
of
Edmontons
unempioy-
j
yipd
by
few
except
scientists,
ion
U
mhninrpA
m
i.itd
ed.
was
unanimously
agreed
to
at,rjuring
the
May
eruption,
ashes
to
the
late
OodfreIUie
last
meeting
of
the
Federation
WCre
found
on
Bristol
Bay,
200
mile
Fitzroy
Again
Named
Speaker
House
Commons
LONDON,
Nov.
3;
Rt.
Hon.
Edward
Algernon
Fitzroy
was
today
re-elected
Speaker
of
the
House
of
Commons.
v
MANCHURIA
NOW
niCING
EVACUATED
HANKOW,
November
3
The
United
States
military
obser-
ver
here
reports
partial
eva-
cuatlon
of
Manchuria
by
Jap-
Considerable
baro-ij
tne
troops.
calm,
Ru
uperU-Clcr.
,3;
temperature.
48;
-
STRri
during
forces
the
week.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER
3,
1931
Three
"general
ioiis
orswunnua,
champions
at
Los
Angeles,
Ethelda
BieibUvy
no
Mrs
ilu
Robert.
Olympic
record.
1920;
peorgU..C!ittn,
world
-iiampi
n
woman
diver
and
little
Lellah
Roberts.
2!2-'fc.ii"-old
dajs'i-ct
j'
the
it.rner
swimming
champion
who
is
already
receiving
training.
LAVAL
BACK
IN'
FRANCE
French
Premier
Returns
to
Paris
After
His
Trip
to
United
States
PARIS,
Nov.
3
Premier
Plerr
Laval
returned
to
Paris
yesterday
from
his
trip
to
United
State
where
he
discussed
Allied
war
debts
and
German
reparations
with
President
Hoover.
German
representatives
will
go
into
conference
soon
with
Premier
Laval.
BUILDER
IS
DEAD
Fred
Tarfitt,
Victoria
Contractor,
Died
Yesterday
al
Age
of
61
WELCOME
WARSHIP
Busy
Two
Days
at
Port
Simpson
In
Connection
With
HJM.C.S.
Skeena
Visit
PORT
SIMPSON.
Nov.
3
Port
Simpson
had
a
busy
two
days
last
week
entertaining
the
Lieutenant-Governor
and
H.M.C.S.
Skeena.
A
citizens'
social
was
held
on
Thursday
night
to
entertain
Mi.
Fordham-Johnson
and
Commander
Brodeur
and
officers
at
the
Crosby
Olrls'
Home.
On
Thursday
a
football
match
at
Falrvlew
playground
between
Simpson
and
H.M.C.S
Skeena
resulted
In
a
1
to
0
scoie
In
favor
of
Simpson.
A
basketball
game
between
Simpson
and
H.
M.
C.
S.
Skeena
took
place
in
the
evening.
Port
Simpson
people
presented
Commander
Brodeur
with
a
hand-carved
naUve
paddle
as
a
souvenir
of
the
first
visit
of
a
warship
bear
ing
the
name
Skeena
which
was
VICTORIA.
Nov.
3:
Fred
Parfltt,
'originated
by
the
Port
Simpson
member
of
the
local
contracting
people.
firm
of
Parfltt
Bros.,
died
yesterday
1
Port
Simpson
Council
Band
at-
at
the
ace
of
61
ln
the
Provincial
!
tended
all
day.
A
dance
followed
Royal
Jubilee
Hospital.
It
was
Parfltt
Bros,
who
were
the
contractors
on
the
construction
of
j
the
Third
Avenue
business
block
I
here
which
Is
occupied
by
the
Ben
son
Studio,
Thomas
McClymont
and
the
Rosal
Shoo.
The
late
Fred
Par-
1
Seven
Men
Placed
In
Custody
at
Vancouver
Following
Clash
With
Police
until
midnight.
age
nib
us
ucic
uij
uiai
muv
nao
A
a.
j
i.
n...l
jolng
up.
WORKLESS
ARRESTED
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
3:Seven
,a8e-
men
were
arrested
in
an
unemployment
demonstration
yesterday
The
men
hurled
sawed-off
ends
Halibut
Landings
American
Trinity,
77.000,
9.2c
and
4c,
Stor-
Sunset,
42.000.
9.8c
and
4c,
Atlin,
Constitution.
45,000,
,8.8c
and
4c.
Pacific.
Yukon,
24,000,
9.7c
and
4c,
Booth.
Midway,
6,500,
10.3c
and
4c,
Atlln.
Bonania,
15,000,
9.5c
and
4c,
Storage.
Charlotte,
3.000,
9.9c
and
4c,
Canadian
Signal,
12,000.
9.8c
and
4c,
Storage.
Johanna.
8,000,
9.6c
and
4c,
Stor-
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
E.
Skog,
Seventh
Avenue
East,
er
ect
garage,
$100.
McRae
Bros..
Third
Avenue
West,
addition
to
store,
$100.
D.
Securo,
703
Fulton,
erect
porch,
$100.
A.
Wylie,
Eighth
Avenue,
addition
to
residence,
$350.
M.
A.
Cox,
Seventh
Avenue
West,
general
repairs,
$100.
lomorrows
lides
Wednesday,
November
4,
1931
High
8:40
a.m.
17:4
ft.
20:40
pjtn.
17:6
ft.
Low
1:46
a.m.
6:1
ft.
14j20
p.m.
9.'2
ft.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
WA
YS
ASKING
FOR
CONCILIA
TION
CAN.
NATIONAL
RAILWAY-
TO
REDUCE
TRAIN
SERVICE
Government
Line
To
Effect
Drastic
Cut
In
System
Mileage
Cancellations
and
Consolidations
Soon
to
Be
Inaugurated
Will
Lessen
Number
of
Passenger
Trains
Save
3,000,000
Miles
Per
Year
MONTREAL,
Nov.
3:-
A
cut
in
train
services
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
to
be
inaugurated
later
in
the
month
will
reduce
mileage
of
the
system
by
about
three
niliinn
miles
per
annum,
making
in
all
a
reduction
of
eight
ni'li
n
miles
per
annum
from
the
maximum
service
of
i'2"
Cancellations
and
consolidations
will
reduce
the,
r.;mhf-r
of
passenger
trains.
NEW
HOUSE
IN
SESSION
Tint
Quebec
Scision
Since
Tasch-trtau
Government
Returned
to
Tower
New
Leader
of
Opposition
ij'TBKO
Que.,
Nov.
3
The
srs-:
:h
Qusbee
Legislature
op-'"lay.
the
first
after
the
re
V:
vtnrlal
general
elections
mler
L.
A.
Taseherc.u
:::
was
returned
to
power
'
ipporters
as
against
li
f
r
;:
":tion.
A
new
leadpr
L
he
opposition,
C.
E
Oaur
M
.
;
.
al.
the
first
English
lan-,
i
mber
to
hold
this
position
if
(-deration.
i
T
rr.
.,-,
important
business
be-'
.csslon
will
be
legislation
.
unemployment
relief.
"
matter
which
may
give
Abates
Is
the
wholesale
vim
of
the
results
of
the
:'
'lection
launched
by
the!
vivt.s
and
the
charges
01
ifs
which
accompanied
i
muit
Taschercau
has
an-i
the
charges,
and
those
!i
Liberals
In
contesting
re-
certain
constituencies
"iwrvatlves
were
sucessful
'"
Emitted
to
the
committee'
11
'mcs
and
elertlons.
fii'
rs
of
changes
In
the
per-":
i
'he
cabinet
have
been
"
i
Hire
before
the
elections,
'
M
amalgamation
of
certain
wiits
la
Dean
Klinck
MRS.
JUDD
ARRAIGNED
Formally
Charged
Yesterday
With
Murder
of
Two
Women
PHOENIX.
Arizona,
Nov.
3
Ruth
Winnie
Judd
was
form
ally
charged
yesterday
with
th
murder
of
her
two
former
friend
(
jMlss
Hedvlg
Samuelson
and
Mr
I
Agnes
Lerol.
I
The
prosecution
charges
that
th
'
killings
were
premeditated
by'
Mrs.
Judd.
PLANE
WAS
CRIPPLED
Passengers
Narrowly
Missed
Death
When
Alaska
Volcano
Gas
Stopped
Enjine
NEW
YORK.
Nov.
3:
-A
story
of
a
perilous
airplane
Journey
over
the
Aniakchak
volcano
In
the
centre
of
the
Alaskan
Peninsula
during
Iti
eruption
last
May
Is
told
by
Fathei
Bernard
R.
Hubbard,
Jesuit
priest
and
head
of
the
geologyjleparUuenV
of
the
University
of
Santa
Clara
Cal.
He
has
arrived
here
from
an
Alaskan
expedltioa
"The
only
way
we
escaped
what
appeared
to
be
certain
death,"
he
said,
"was
by
the
pilot
making
a
A
Family
of
Swimming
Champions
Arbitration
Regarding
Proposed
Pay
Slash
is
Invited
by
Companies
Formal
Application
For
Board
is
Made
by
Canadian
tional
and
Canadian
Pacific
Lines
to
Labor
Department
OTTAWA,
Nov.
3:
Announcement
of
the
receipt
by
the
Labor
Department
of
an
application
for
a
board
of
conciliation
from
the
Canadian
National
Railways
in
Canada,
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
and
subsidiary
lines
was
made
today.
The
application
arises
out
of
a
proposal
by
the
railways
for
a
ten
per
cent
reduction
in
rates
of
pay
affecting
locomotive
engineers,
locomotive
firemen,
conductors,
trainmen
and
telegraphers.
BUILDING
AIRMAN
ON
STILL
UP
WAY
BACK
I
-
:
This
Year
Continues
to
Maintain
Alexander
Magyar,
Who
Flew
Lead
Over
Last
Though
October
I
Across
Atlantic,
Leaves
Buda-jtrf'J-iMi.i'
-J"
lor.U,tes.With,
Bride
Building
permits
for
the
month
of
BUDAPEST,
Hungary,
November
October
this
year
Involved
no
ma-
3
Alexander
Magyar,
who
made
jjor
construction
projects
and
total-
a
non-stop
flight
during
the
past
m
,
mim
iuui(iiu
summer
irum
new
x
or
K
io
UUaa-$7,554
in
the
same
month
last
year,
pest
with
his
countryman.
George
The
building
aggregate
for
the
year
Endres.
left
here
yesterday
by
plane
to
date
still
maintains,
a
small
lead
for
Cherbourg.
France,
enroute
over
last
year,
building
permits
is-
back
to
the
United
States.
He
was
sued
up
to
October
31
this
year
ag-
accompanied
by
his
bride,
They
gregating
$148,563
in
value
as
com-
were
married
only
a
week
ago
here.
pared
with
$142,594.50
Up
to
the
,
corresponding
date
in
1930.
Following
is
the
building
list
for
I
II
I
IJ
I
VI
I
1
Y
I
U
October
this
year:
JL
Vll
lYJLVS
A
LaLt
Oeo.
Macklln,
Sixth
Avenue
East,
j
erect
shack,
$700.
Ole
Skog,
Seal
Cove
Circle,
erect
terday
to
start
serving
a
thirty-day
garage,
$200.
O.
Nlckerson,
AUln
Avenue,
addition
to
residence,
$2000.
G.
Rosin,
Emmanuel,
close
in
porch,
$85.
Matt
Vldeck,
Sixth
Street,
addition
to
residence,
$150.
CABINET
SELECTED
Premier
MacDonald
Seeking
Royal
Approval
of
Ills
Ministers
LONDON,
November
3
Premier
J.
Ramsay
MacDonald
was
to
pre
Police
Court
Fines
This
Year
Barely
Half
of-LastYearit
IS
IN
JAIL"
Transpacific
Flyer
Starts
Thirty-Day
Sentence
for
Traffic
Offence
LOS
ANGELES,
November
3
Don
Moyle,
who
made
a
transPa-
cflc
night
recently
with
Cecil
Allen
surrendered
to
the
police
here
yes-
Jail
sentence
which
was
lmpose-1
upon
him
before
the
start
of
the
flight
for
having
driven
an
automobile
while
under
the
Influence
of
liquor.
Police
court
fines
for
the
month1
building
holiday.
Thlrty-slx
of
Octobir
this
year
aggregated
$810
as
compared
with
$1,475
ln
October
1930.
So
far
this
year
fines
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
3:
Wheat.
have
totalled
$4,561.25,
as
against
of
boards
at
police
officers
who
were
was
quoted
at
69Vc
on
the
local
ex-
j
$8,060.50
in
thc
flrsften
months
of
attempting
to
disperse
them.
change
today.
J
1930.
IS
NAMED
SPEAKER
Congressman
John
Garner
of
Texas
Succeeds
ate
Senator
Nicholas
Longworth
WASHINGTON,
D.C..
Nov.
3
-Congressman
John
Garner
of
Red
River.
Texas,
will
be
successor
to
Senator
Nicholas
Longworth
as
sent
his
finally
drawn
up
cabinet
Speaker
of
Congress.
Oarner
will
list
to
King
G?orge
today
for
his
,
wield
the
gavel
over
the
next
ses-approval.
Within
the
next
few
days
slon
of
Congress,
the
new
ministers
will
be
sworn!
'
ln.
FRANCE
AND
BRITAIN
IN
FAVOR
BUILDING
HOLIDAY
LONDON.
Nov;
3
Great
Britain
and
France
notified
the
League
of
Nations
last
night
that
both
were
agree-
able
to
a
one-year
naval
4
nations
have
so
far
signified
their
approval
of
a
twelve-
month
cessation
of
naval
building.
it"
i
in
fat"
if'
:
,
"1,
tel.
,t!t
sV.,
I-
r
ft