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at
MOLLISONS'
HOP
Lance
flight
from
here
to
Bagdad
early
this
morn-
ing
suffered
a
serious
set-back
when
the
un-
dercarriage
of
their
plane
Seafarer
II
was
twisted
when
caught
in
a
enmwind
which
plun-
ged
the
machine
down-
ward
when
it
was
some
five
feet
in
the
air.
Nei-
ther
Capt
or
Mrs.
Mol-
lison
were
injured.
While
damage
to
the
plane
was
slight
new
jmrts
costinrr
but
a
few
dol-
Jars,
precious
time
has
been
lost
and
any
idea
of
another
attempt
from
this
beach
this
year
is
over.
MoUison,
although
undecided
about
furthor
plans,
admitted
that
he
might
seek
another
take-off
field.
j44
PLANES
IN
MARATHON
rUot
in
Marhlnea
Take
Off
From
Las
Amelea
in
Rare
To
New
Yoik
LOfl
AXOELEB.
Oct.
S:-Stx
pUoU
off
with
their
planes
from
here
iaat
evening
in
a
namucap
trons-eontinenu!
air
marathon
race
to
fiooaavelt
Field.
New
yoric
Jonn
Darrymore.
noted
screen
actor,
acting
aa
offlrlal
starter.
The
planoa
are
to
atop
tonight
at
Wichita,
Kan
aa.
eontinuing
the
night
to
New
York
tomorrow.
a
4
AUSTRIAN
DICTATOR
WOl'MEI
HY
n
UNMAN
VIENNA.
Oct
S
(CP)-Chan-
cellor
Snglcbert
DoUum
was
sisghUy
wounded
in
the
left
FAILS
WASAGA
BEACH,
Ont,
Oct
3:
(CP)-An
attempt
by
Capt
James
A.
Mollison
and
Mrs.
Amy
Johnson
MoUison
ptnrtr
hitter
whe-
v4
to
lake
OlS
OR
R
lW&dis
a.
u
vurtman
who
who
fired
urea
ei
on
behalf
of
Henry
Ford,
hope
was
expressed
that
the
company
would
be
able
to
resume
full
operation
in
all
Its
plant
very
shortly
at
the
same
wage
scales
as
existed
before
the
depression.
Mr.
Ford
continues
obdurate,
however,
as
far
as
sign
ing
up
with
the
N.
I.
R.
A.
is
con
eerned.
SENTENCED
Matin
AND
FINED
Penalties
Imposed
Upon
Victoria
Hindus
For
Manufacturing
Opium
VICTORIA.
Oct
3:
(CP)-Beru.
;'T
.iL.
.t
tha
entrance
of
.Ditto
and
Sohan.
three
Hindus.
I'm
....
i'.l
4
the
rrl
lament
day.
a
BaiMtef
to-
charged
with
manufacturing
nar-
.
t
.
.
,
.
co
i
ios
out
oi
poppras.
nc
hni
sen
tenced
to
six
months'
Imprisonment
I
Tomorrow's
Tides
me
20:00
pm.
2.3
ft
High
2:01
am.
20.7
ft.
14:01
pm.
22.1
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Low
8:33
am.
5.2
ft.
V
XXV
No
230,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
OCTOBER
3,
1933
The
member.,
of
;.ie
Nnr
Yr
Q:.-.-
wt.
-erv
.'
N.-:o-m!
..-,c-i
pennant
who
meet
the
Washington
Senators
Ameruan
Li-ague
Hag
waniv.
-
in
:t.e
W
irl-.'s
Senc,
opening
today,
are
shown
as
they
ps!
fr
a
group
rhu.
Irt
to
Ttgh;
rr
mt
row
S
.laefler.
trainer;
Weiatnvb,
Smith.
Troy.
Mascot
Spencer
and
BKhards
Second
Row
Cntt.
Jtrkson
Snyder
coach'
Terrr
manager.
Dreasen
and
James
After
Terry
romea
C'ark.
coach
Tr.lrd
row
Mancuao.
Verze
FLU.
stmmons.
Darte.
HubbeU.
Ryan.
8chumaker.
Maaaj.
Ott
and
Parmalee.
Fowtta
raw:
Oart.
Vth.
Satvacaoft
tWPIUf
Resident
of
Portland
Canal
Camp
Very
Optimistic
Over
Future
of
Operations
In
That
Mining
District
FORD
MAY
CLOSE
UP
Ed-rwater.
New
Jrrcer,
I'lant
Authorized
to
Quit
If
Strike
Threats
Continue
is
DETROIT.
Oct
1:
Instructions
wore
laaued
from
reduarUrs
of
the
Ford
Motor
Co.
here
yesterday
tfuttwrtatag
the
management
of
the
plant
at
Kdgewater.
NJ-
to
dose
down
the
factory
there
If
threats
of
a
strike
interfere
with
production.
However,
hope
was
expressed
that
it
wouk)
not
be
necessary
to
actually
close
down
the
plant
Last
week
the
plant
at
Cheater.
Penn.,
was
closed
owing
to
labor
troubles.
In
a
statement
lasued
yesterday
Much
aluable
Work
Being
Done
and
Finest
Samples
ivcr
seen
ai
Mcwari
Arc
IJeing
Brought
in
From
Nearby
Properties
Specimen
of
ore
bodies
located
in
various
parte
of
the
n
a
i
i
i
i
i
i
.
.
ruruanu
uanai
aisinci
ana
representing
various
styles
of
properties
and
mining
exceed
anything
in
the
past,
according
to
H.
W.
M.
Rolston
of
Stewart,
who
is
in
the
city
today.
Mr.
Rolston
says
that
discoveries
on
the
Salmon
Gold
property
are
most
promising
ami
of
such
a
nature
hat
unquestionably
brings
it
with-1
.
'
in
the
dasslfieation
of
one
well
wananilng
sytsatnatie
exploraUon
utd
development
"While
I
have
not
seen
it."
ne
aaya,
"I
have
seen
he
ore
in
which
free
gold
is
distinctly
visible.
If
the
exposures
are
anything
like
I
am
given
to
understand,
my
Information
having
come
from
various
sources,
the
discovery
nay
well
be
of
ataaoat
importance,
not
only
to
the
Stewart
district
but
to
Northern
British
Columbia.
If
the
values
are
maintained
and
the
ore
goes
to
depth,
the
property
should
become
a
very
important
producer.
Dun
well
leasera
are
doing
well.
Shipments
of
on
made
recently
run
high
In
silver
aad
average
better
than
an
ounce
of
goM
to
the
ton.
Specimens
of
ore
brought
in
Saturday
night
show
massive
silver
and
one
of
them
had
nice
gold
mixed
with
the
silver.
It
Is
understood
that
additional
equipment
la
to
be
added
to
the
concentrating
plant
with
a
view
to
improving
its
efficiency.
MoFadden
and
Thomay
are
taking
ore
out
of
the
SpMer
which
they
have
on
lease.
Samples
of
this
ore
show
heavily
cluttered
wire
silver.
On
the
Marmot
River
there
have
been
some
Interesting
dleeoverlea
of
free
gold
ore.
It
at
understood
that
Clay
Porter
cut
his
ore
at
300
feet
death
on
the
Argentine
property,
formerly
known
as
the
Mobile.
United
Empire
up
the
Bear
River,
and
H
tM
here
yesterday.
jit
is
reliably
stated,
have
forty
menjeavement
at
work,
eight
of
whom
are
employed
sacking
high
grade
ore.
Rumor
has
It
that
another
high
grade
body
has
been
found
In
one
of
the
tunnels
being
driven
on
this
property.
Work
Is
proceeding
satkfacterily
on
the
Georgia
River.
"Even
the
oldest
timers
m
the
camp
admit
that
they
hare
never
seen
a
year
when
such
truly
magnificent
specimens
hsve
been
brought
in
from
practically
every
section
of
the
district."
said
Mr.
Rettton.
The
healthy
condition
of
the
community
is
evidenced
in
the
feet
that
of
the
M
parcels
of
land
offered
for
sale
at
the
recent
tax
sale
were
taken
ap.
Stewart
is
getting
beyond
the
wooden
sidewalk
period
of
its
existence,
several
blocks
of
asphalt
having
been
put
In
this
season."
Mr.
Rolston
Is
remaining
in
the
city
until
tomorrow
when
he
will
proceed
to
Anyox
and
Alice
Arm.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER.
Oct
3:
(CD-Wheat
was
quoted
at
5814c
on
the
local
market
yesterday.
Card
of
Thanks
The
family
and
other
relatives
of
the
lase
William
A.
Beit
desire
to
thank
their
many
frlendi
fori
the
kind
exprsastoni
ot
sympathy
received
daring
their
recent
ber-
candidate
who
have
prerkrasljr
been
nominated
and
announced.
1
Further
nomination
in
rarioos
parts
of
the
province
to
be
reported
(
last
night
were
as
follow:
I
The
laUnd-Capt.
William
nils
C
C
F.
Peace
Rtrer
Mrs.
Emily
Crawford.
Independent.
Creaton-Neteon
Tern
Mount-ford.
United
Front
The
foOowtoiK
Independent
C.
C.
F.
Candida
tea
hate
been
approved
in
VancouTer:
Vancouver
Centre
Oerald
V.
Pel-
ton,
Col.
Henry
Lyon.
Vancouver
East
Jack
O.
Leseat.
Ftnwlck
CawfertLl,,.
-
Burrard
Waher
HamStaa.
PotsA.Ore9..
CAppIeby.
Burnaby-aBMc
JobaaeB.
ChlUlwaek
Leonard
Quance.
LOCAL
JUDGE
ACTING
AS
COMMISSIONER
IN
W.
O.
Fulton
are
aetkw
aa
e
NEW
HAMPSHIRE
CASr
4
SHtlng
as
a
commissioner
for
the
taking
of
evidence
in
the
State
of
New
Hampshire.
Judge
W
E.
Fisher
of
the
local
County
Court
Is
today
hearing
testl-
mony
here
in
a
case
from
that
state
m
nhteh
Investment
made
by
a
banker
of
that
state
named
Hale
are
being
in-
veattgated.
T.
W.
Brown
and
e
counsel
in
the
ease.
FINED
FOR
SUPPLYING
Indians
Found
Drinking
Home
Made
Wine
on
Premises
of
Seal
Cove
Man
As
a
result
of
a
raid
conducted
last
night
by
Royal
Canadian
Moun
ted
Police.
Dominion
police
and
city
police
officers
on
the
premises
of
accused
at
Seal
Cove,
some
twenty
gallons
of
home
made
wine
was
setaed.
Indiana
were
found
drinking
on
the
premises
and
Sam
Sanaa
lone
appeared
In
city
police
court
this
morning
on
a
charge
of
supplying
!iquor
to
Indians.
Sansaloro
pleaded
guilty
to
the
charge
and
was
fined
$900
with
option
of
three
months'
Imprisonment
WEAK
DAY
INST0CK
Trading
st
Lowes
Ebb
Since
August
13
in
New
York
Monday
NEW
YORK.
Oct
3
-Trading
was
at
its
lowest
ebb
since
August
13
on
the
New
York
Stock
Exchange
yesterday,
greatest
weakness
being
displayed
by
higher
priced
share.
The
Industrial
average
at
closing
was
9199.
off
1.83:
rails
40.18.
off
T9:
utlllUes.
44.87.
off
.74;
bonds,
83.81,
off
.19.
Z.
LJ
1
:
STEWART
IS
AGAIN
ON
MINING
MAP
CRASH
RESULTS
IN
FLYING
PAIR
GIVING
UP
BAGDAD
TRIP
jVeu;
York
Giants
Won
First
Game
of
World
Series
This
Afternoon
Wonderful
Pitching
of
Carl
Hubbcll
Proved
Fatal
to
Washington
Senators
at
New
York
Today
Score
4
to
2
Nr
W
YORK,
Oct
3:
(CP)
New
York
GianU,
aided
bv
'i
wonderful
pitching
of
Carl
Hubbell,
took
the
first
ar!
"f
the
world
series
today
by
a
wore
of
four
to
two
bet
f.
a
record
crowd
estimated
at
40,000
people,
A
home
r
inve
by
Mel
Ott
in
the
first
innings
put
the
GianU
t
to
nothing,
after
Hubbcll
hud
fanned
the
first
,"!
lo
(are
him.
Hnbtoell'
f.
a
'ul
of
ten
batsmen
and
t
five
arattered
hits
and
:
v
v
men.
one
of
them
Her-
-
;
;
rh
hitler,
purposely.
v
ishutgtoa
t
miners
fan
.
--n
WaUy
Stewart
Wash
t
.
'
wiuthpew.
lUrW.
but
i
'
:
'n
the
showers
an
the
r
vntv.
the
first
three
Otanta
.j
i
-.j-'t
scoring
tmo
rum.
Rus-k
i-.e
'he
rescue
and
held
New
"
1
n'-'
;j'.ui
he
made
way
for
tort
t
t
3
V
I
I
Playing
Washington
Senators
In
World
Series
Numerous
Further
Candidates
Nominated
Including
Victoria
Slate
and
Woman
in
Peace
River
VICTORIA,
Oct
3:
(CP)
Hon.
Joshua
Hinchliffe
and
CoL
H.
T.
Goodland,
Tolmie
Unionists;
CoL
Lome
Ross,
Independent
without
affiliation;
W.
J.
Bowser,
Aid.
Walter
Lunev,
Capt
George
McGregor
and
Charles
R.
Bishop,
Independent
non-partizans,
are
the
latest
new
nominees
for
four
Victoria
seats
in
the
forthcoming
provincial
election.
They
are
all
In
addition
tt
Liberals
and
a
number
of
other
I
.
.
UfcAlH
Ur
H0TELMAN
Stephen
Jones
of
Victoria
Passed
Away
Yesterday
at
Age
of
Sixty-Two
VICTORIA.
Oct.
3:
(CP)
Ste-
ohen
Jose,
aged
62,
proprietor
of
the
Dominion
Hotel
here,
popular
aieneer
recMect
of
the
Capital
and
est
of
British
Columbia's
best
know
hotel
men.
died
here
Monday.
Bom
In
Clinton,
Ont,
July
7.
1869.
the
late
Mt.
Jones
eame
to
British
Columbia
at
the
age
of
three
years
land
attended
ihe.pwbtic
and-high
schools
In
this
city
At
an
earlv
see
he
became
identified
with
the
bote
business
which
he
followed
all
his
bf
e.
He
was
a
prominent
member
of
the
Victoria
Board
of
Trade
and
was
a
past
grand
master
of
the
Masonic
Lodge
of
British
Columbia.
He
was
a
life
member
of
the
Pacific
Chib.
In
IMS
Mr.
Jones
married
Miss
EHxa
Margaret
Thompson
ef
Com.
wall
Ont.
They
had
one
son.
Mr.
Jones'
recreations
were
fish-tag
and
motoring.
He
was
a
Liberal
and
an
Anglican.
TO
SUPPORT
CANADIANS
American
Railway
Workers
to
Help
Against
Wage
Reduction
Here
CLEVELAND,
Oct.
3:
CP
A.
F.
Whitney,
chairman
of
the
Rallwa
Labor
Executives
Association.
sal
last
night
that
the
organisations
full
support
had
been
pledged
to
Canadian
railroad
workers
in
the
campaign
against
a
second
wage
reduction.
Eighty
Japanese
Lose
Lives
When
Vessel
Capsizes
JUMAMOTO.
Japan.
Oct
3:
(CP)
Eighty
persons
were
drowned
veeterday
when
an
overloaded
excursion
boat
ca
patted
here.
Filly
persons
were
rescued.
V
SEND
USED
CLOTHES
FOR
NEEDY
PEOPLE
Those
having
used
clothes
of
any
kind
for
men.
women
or
children
will
kindly
send
them
to
ORMBS
DRUO
STORE
ooRoorra
hardware
Q
&
8
QROCERY
The
Oyro
dub
Is
arranging
distribution
to
those
who
sre
badly
la
need
this
fall
Dona-
Uem
wtU
be
acknowledged
in
this
paper.
,