History
Is
Recorded
In
Market
New
York
Quotation
Jumps
Two
and
a
Half
Cents
to
53Jc
Today
Following
Strong
Advance
in
London
-Highest
Price
Since
1929
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
11:
(CP)
One
of
the
sharpest
increases
in
the
price
of
bar
silver
for
a
single
day's
trading
on
record
occurred
today
in
the
world
markets,
Bullion
brokers
here
quoted
an
advance
of
two
and
a
half
cents
to
Kigc
per
ounce
following
a
one
and
an
eighth
pence
advance
in
London.
Today's
price
here
was
the
highest
since
1929
and
was
more
than
double
the
low
price
of
24
Jc
which
was
touched
in
December
1932.
ITALIANS
IN
WRONG
Jugo-SLavs
Make
Charges
in
Con
nrction
With
Attempt
on
Life
Of
King
Rioting
Ul'lllJANA,
Jugo-Slavia,
Oct.
II:
(CP)
Anti-Italian
rioti
broke
out
here
today
after
a
meeting
at
hlch
upeakers
alleged
that
all
attempts
against
the
life
of
King
Alexander,
including
that
at
Zagreb
last
March,
had
been
financed
and
prepared
in
Italy.
The
police
fought
back
an
attack
upon
the
Italian
consulate.
in
INTEREST
ly
RATE
CUT
Only
Two
Percent
to
be
Paid
on
-
Savings
After
November
1
OTTAWA.
Oct
11:
'CP'
Interest'
paid
on
savings
deposits
will
be
reduced
to
two
percent
as
from
November
1
by
all
chartered
banks
In
Canada,
the
Dominion
government
post
office
savings
banks
and
Ontario
government
savings
banks.
Hon.
E.
N.
Rhodes,
minister
of
finance,
announced
today.
EXPORT
IS
INCREASED
Million
More
Bushels
of
Wheat
Sent
Out
of
Canada
Ut
Week
Than
Week
Previous
m-TAWA
Oct
11:
CP
-The
Dominion
Bureau
of
StatlsUcs
an
nounccd
yesterday
that
four
mil
lion
bushels
of
wheat
had
been
cx-
.w,rtH
fmm
Canada
msi
wee
as
rnmnared
with
three
million
bush
els
In
the
week
previous.
The
visible
simnlv
In
Canada
today
Is
Z30,ouo,
000
bushels,
five
million
bushels
less
than
a
year
ago.
CANADIAN
DOLLAR
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
11:
(CP)
The
Canadian
dollar
closed
at
a
pre
mium
of
1
29-32c
on
the
local
foreign
exchange
market
yesterday.
POUND
STERLING
MONTREAL.
Oct.
11:
(CP)-Thc
tirititii
nound
sterling
closed
at
$4.80T
on
the
local
exchange
mar
ket
yesterday.
ToQu
'
&tfher
Tomorrow's
Tides
-
prllV,
Rupert-
fahl
High
3:15
am.
18.8
ft.
wuthra:f.
wind;
baron.,'
.,0.00;
15:00
pm.
21.5
ft.
temptnlun.
53;
sea
smoou.
Low
9:06
am.
75
ft.
21:56
pm.
3.7
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXIV
No.
238.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
OCTOBER
11,
1934
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
SILVER
BUSINESS
STAGING
ANOTHER
BOLD
KIDNAPPING
OCCURS
IN
Sharpest
Increase
In
Price
of
White
Metal
For
Single
Day
In
FRIZELL
IS
MODERATOR
Ftnnrr
Local
Pajtor
Named
Head
Of
Presbjterian
Church
In
llrHUh
Columbia
VANCOUVER
Oct.
11:
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moderator
of
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Cci"iai
Patricia,
1.03.
Chlbougamau,
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50.
I"tcr
Nickel.
24.40.
Mataa,
2.87.
Noranda,
37.25.
Shrrdtt.
.47.
B-sco.
2.62.
Thompson
Cadillac,
.42.
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.04.
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.05.
Bladacona.
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BURGLARY
OF
STORE
Jabour.
Premises
Broken
Into
Dur-'
log
Mght
Goods
Taken
Clues
Left
Between
the
hours
of
2
and
8
am.
today,
the
premises
of
Jabours'
Limited
on
Third
Avenue
were
broken
Into
and
some
ladles'
wear.
Including
shoes
and
gloves,
taken.
The
jremlses
were
In
order
when
checked
up
by
night
patrolmen
at
2
am.
On
the
store
being
opened
for
business
at
8
o'clock
this
morning.
It
was
found
that
entry
had
been
nade
by
removing
the
window
pane
the
main
door.
The
person
making
entry
evident
sustained
cuts
from
broken
glass
is
there
was
blood
around.
Fingerprints
were
also
obtained.
I
WHEAT
MART
RECOVERING
Gains
of
One
Cent
Recorded
in
Winnipeg
Yesterday
as
Confidence
Returns
WINNIPEO.
Oct.
11:
(CP)-Re
ncwed
confidence
appears
in
me
wheat
market
with
prices
showing
i
firmer
tendency.
Futures
recorded
gains
of
more
than
two
cents
yes
terday.
.Three
cent
gains
were
reported
from
Chicago.
Vancouver
Price
Up
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
11:
(CP)
Wheat
closed
at
80?c
on
the
local
exchange
today,
being
up
l!c
from
yesterday.
THREE
MEN
LOSE
LIVES:,:
Triple
Drowning
When
Car
Falls
Into
Lake
Following
Prince
Edward
Island
Party
CI
lARLOTTETOWN,
P.E.I..
Oct.
11:
(CP)
On
their
way
nome
irom
a
party
Tuesday
night
at
Salrfleld.
Plus
MePhee.
aired
25:
Don
Mclsaac,
25.
and
James
MacGrcgor,
40,
were
drowned
when
their
automobile
plunged
Into
North
Lake.
Three
others
escaped.
NO
HALIBUT
SALE
No
boata
being
In
with
catches,
there
was
no
sale
of
halibut
on
thCi
local
flslt
exchange
today.
.
The
Sturgeon
River
llsta
of
No
ken
by
Dr
II.
C.
Rickaby.
provin
hern
j;
.suut
-
uie
s.xue
of
a
nrjv
gold
rush.
Photographs
ta-:a
giol
gist,
who
Hew
into
the
d!.rlct
show
1
opening
up
a
new
vein
a
id
2'
uncovering
a
vein.
Louisville
Woman
Is
Roughly
Abducted
and
Big
Ransom
Demanded
Mrs.
Berry
StoII
Beat
Over
Head
With
Iron
Pipe
and
Dragged
Away
in
Negligee
Had
Risen
From
Sick
Bed
on
Hearing
Disturbance
LOUISVILLE.
Kv..
Oct.
'entered
the
home
of
Berry
company
executive,
late
yesterday
aiternoon,
Deat
nis
voung
wife
over
the
head
with
an
iron
pipe,
dragged
her
away
dressed
111
negligee
anu
leit
a
note
uemuuuuig
iuh-som
of
$50,000.
According
to
Mrs.
Stoll'a
maid,
the
man
;ame
ostensibly
to
repair
a
tele-
Eucharist
Congress
In
Buenos
Aires
Ten
Thousand
Pilgrims
From
All
Parts
of
World
in
Attendance
at
Roman
Catholic
Gathering
BUENOS
AIRES.
....
Oct.
11;
With
1
1
ten
thousand
pilgrims
irom
an
parts
of
the
world
attending,
the
biennial
Eucharlsuc
.uongress
opened
here
yesterday
with
Pontifical
Blessing.
REFUNDING
LOAN
IS
NEARLY
SUBSCRIBED;
MINISTER
PLEASED
Oct.
11:
(CP)
Only
$20,000,000
remained
10
be
subscribed
last
night
In
the
$250,000,000
Dominion
of
Can-
ada
1034
Refunding
Loan,
it
was
announced
by
Hon.
Edgar
Nelson
Rhodes,
minister
of
finance,
who
declared
the
flo-
1
tatlon
to
have
been
an
un
qualified
success.
"It
is
a
trl
1
hut
to
the
lnteUleence
of
the
Canadian
people
as
well
as
a
proof
of
their
faith
In
the
country."
remarked
the
mln-
ister.
The
only
reason
Uie
books
were
still
being'
kept
open
was
to
permit
present
holders
of
Dominion
securities
to
convert
the
same,
Mr.
Rhodes
stated
Scene
of
New
Gold
Rush
11:
(CP)
A
lone
kidnapper
V.
Stoll,
leading
Louisville
oil
A.
111.
phone
flnally
tearing
out
the
In-
strument.
Mrs.
Stoll,
who-
was
111,
heard
the
noise
and
came
downstairs.
The
kidnapper
forced
the
maid
to
tape
Mrs.
Stoll's
hands.
He
then
trussed
the
maid
herself
up
In
a
chatr
and
carried
olf
the
captive.
Up
to
noon
today
there
was
no
trace
either
of
Mrs.
Stoll
or
the
kidnapper.
CONFERS
EARLDOM
I
Prince
George
Gets
New
Titles
In
.
...
..
1
1
..
r-
Anticipation
oi
.narnasc
10
Princess
Marina
LONDON.
Oct.
11:
(CP
The
of-
I
flclal
gazette,,
announced
yesterdaj
(hat
King
o1ge.f
M'
conferred
upon
Prince
George
the
titles
or
Baron
of
Down
Patrick.
Earl
of
St.
Andrew's
and
Duke
of
Kent
honor
of
his
forthcoming
marriage
to
Princess
Marina
of
Greece.
;
l
Escort
Awaited
't.os
ANOEliES.
Oct.
11
ICP1
Harold
Vermllyea
of
Ontario.
Cal.;'.
the
train
which
Inflicted
extensive
charged
with
the
"hatchet
murder"
!0f
his
aged
mother
at
Belleville.
ont.,
last
week,
Is
being
held
here
.
under
special
guard
pending
ar-
rival
of
escort
to
take
him
to
Can-
Uda.
It
was
denied
by
Los
Angeles
'
police
that
Vermllyea,
who
has
waived
extradition
proceedings,
had
confessed
to
the
killing,
BIG
BOOM
UNITED
1
EXPLOSION
IN
HALIFAX
Sis
Persons
Lose
Their
Lives
When
Three-Storey
Building
Is
Blown
Up
Today
HALIFAX,
Oct.
11:
(CP)
Sis
persons
were
killed
in
an
explosion
and
fire
which
wrecked
a
three-storey
building
here
early
this
morning.
The
dead
are
Mrs.
Daniel
Dudas
and
her
two
young
sons
and
Mrs.
Robert
Cruse
and
her
two
children.
A
fourteen-year
old
Dudas
girl
was
blown
into
the
street
and
slightly
injured.
The
cause
of
the
explosion
is
unknown.
IS
KILLED
BY
TRAIN
This
is
Finding
of
Jury
at
Inquest
Into
Death
of
Valentino
Colussl
That
Valentino
Colussl.
section
hand
at
Tyee
station,
twenty-five
miles
oast
of
Prince
Rupert
on
the
Canadian
National
Railways
line,
met
his
death
on
Sunday.
September
30,
at
9:05
p.m.
on
the
trad
about
a
mile
east
of
Haysport
by
being
struck
by
an
extra
train
and
that,
in
the
opinion
of
the
Jury,
nc
blame
can
be
attached
to
members
oMhc
train
crew
was
the
verdict
'returned
Tuesday
night
by
a
coroner's
Jury
after
all
evidence
avail-
j
able
in
connection
with
the
tragedy
trtthad
been'
presented
by
the
provln-
cial
police.
Dr.
L.
W.
Kergln.
whe
performed
an
autopsy,
testified
that
all
the
injuries
sustained
by
de
ceased
had
been
inflicted
prior
to
his
death.
A
suggestion
had
been
made
that
deceased
might
have
been
dead,
before
being
struck
by
(Injuries
upon
him.
Members
of
the
I
engine
crew
had
testified
that
the
man
was
lying
face
downwards
on
the
track
when
the
train
ran
over
him
after
rounding
a
curve.
The
Jury
consisted
of
W.
L,
Coates,
foreman,
R.
E.
Benson,
J
J.
Judge.
J.
J.
Payne,
William
Lam-(Continued
on
Page
6)
STATES
KING'S
BODY
G0INGH0ME
Jugoslavia
Prepares
to
Pay
Final
Tribute
to
Memory
of
Monarch,
Victim
of
Assassin's
Fire
State
Funeral
National
Mourning
For
Sovereign
of
Greatest
South
Slav
Kingdom
In
History
PARIS,
October
11
(Canadian
Press)
Europe
was
still
calm
and
perplexed
last
night
after
more
than
twenty-four
hours
had
elapsed
following
the
double
assassination
at
Marseilles
of
King
Alexander
of
Jugo-Slavia
and
Foreign
Minister
Louis
Barthou
of
France.
In,
a
number
of
European
capitals
search
was
being
made
for
a
supposed
band
of
international
terrorists
who,
it
was
suggested,
might
have
been
responsible
for
the
plot
to
kill
King
Alexander
and
who
might
have
other
activities
of
a
similar
kind
in
mind.
Others
believed
that
the
slaying
of
King
Alexander
was
the
outcome
of
internal
feelings
in
Jufo-Slaria
of
which:
-country
the
dead
assassin
was
a
native.
There
were
no
political
disorders
anywhere
in
Jugo-Slavia
yesterday,
it
was
stated.
Body
Going
Home
BELGRADE,
Jugo-Slavia,
Oct.
11:
(API
Jugo-Slavia
was
preparing
today
to
pay
final
honor
to
her
sovereign,
Alexander
I,
victim
of
a
countryman-assassin's
bullet
fire
In
Marseilles.
France,
on
Tuesday.
The
body
of
the
monarch,
aboard
a
Jugo-Slavian
destroyer,
Is
due
to
arrive
tomorrow
from
France,
the
boat
being
the
same
on
which
he
'eft.
A
state
funeral
will
be
held
and
ihe
entire
country
is
In
national
mourning.
The
shock
at
the
tragic
death
of
the
king
has,
for
the
time
jelng
at
least,
overshadowed
the
Internal
strife
which
has
long
characterized
this
troublous
Bal
kan
nation.
Queen
Marie
left
Marseilles
yes-erday
for
Paris
to
meet
her
son,
King-Designate
Peter,
on
his
arrival
from
England,
where
he
had
jeen
attending
Eaton
College,
and
will
accompany
him
home
to
Belgrade.
The
eleven
year
old
King
Tas
accompanied
from
London
to
Paris
by
his
grandmother,
the
Dowager
Queen
Marie
of
Rouma-nla.
Alexander
I,
born
the
second
son
of
an
exiled
prince
of
Serbia
became
by
dint
of
successive
wars
first
the
regent
of
an
expanded
Serbia
and
then
monarch
of
the
greatest
south
Slav
state
in
history,
the
modem
kingdom
of
Jugo-Slavia.
Created
first
as
"the
kingdom
of
the
Serbs,
Croats
and
Slovenes,"
the
(Continued
on
page
five.)
v
4
MOST
OF
RANSOM
MONEY
HAS
BEEN
ACCOUNTED
FOR
NEW
YORK.
Oct.
11:
(CP)
It
was
announced
by
the
auth-
orltles
yesterday
that
$46,000
of
the
$50,000
ransom
monvy
in
the
Lindbergh
kidnapping
case
had
been
accounted
for
either
In
the
possession
of
Ber-
nard
Hauptmann,
charged
with
extortion
in
this
state
and
with
murder
and
kidnapping
in
New
Jersey,
or
in
banks
or
brokerage
house
accounts
to
his
credit.
.
,