LONDON
CVt
29
CP
-In
the
cp
rmpl
U
brrak
Uie
record
set
last
V'Tk
by
C
W.
A.
Scott
and
Campbell
BIk
in
their
flight
from
Eng-
"d
to
Melbourne.
CoL
Jam
F.
zmaurlce.
Irish
Free
State
ace.
'
pped
off
this
morning
(or
Aus-tn
hlsbig
Beltane
monoplane
tut
had
to
return
owing
to
under-
i.uge
trouble
otter
reaching
Bl-Ui:.:ilK.
Halibut
Arrivals
Summary
j
Ap'.rrican
31.
WO
pounds,
7c
and
;
6?
c
!
8
lr
und
6c.
t
Jtiadtan
-8.000
pounds,
Cc
and
American
Constitution.
20,000.
Cold
Storage,
nnd
Cc
Elcrtra.
19,000,
Pacific,
7.9c
and
.6c
Ocranlc.
8.000,
Cold
Storage.
7.3c
st:
4
6c
!
Tu
.
an.
10,000,
Atlln.
7.9c
and
6c.
Garland.
9.S00,
Atlln.
8.1c
and
Cc.
Fremont,
9.000
Pacific,
7.Cc
and
6c
Offence,
6.400,
Cold
Storage,
7.6c
slide
f'a
millan
Embla,
8,000
halibut,
6c
and
5c,
7M0
black
cod.
3c,
Cold
Storage
Louisiana
School
Teacher
Kidnapped
Herself,
She
Says
McHENItY.
La.,
Oct.
29:
Virginia
owitzer.
local
school
teacher
reappeared
at
the
end
of
the
week
sporting
that
she
had
"kidnapped"
hrtielf
because
she
was
"movie
struck."
UIAIU.LS
ULM
PI-N8
TRANSPACIFIC
TltlP
IN
AlltPLANE
SOON
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
29:
(CP)
Chnrln.
It1..
...,..
mntln
thl
"u,aiQ
Willi.
nilU
Hlwv
Irans-Paclflc
flight
with
Sir
4
nil
fit-In-
rrt.-..,...J
rtH.Ut
Iti
1028,
Is
at
present
In
England
nml
l.,
i
i
.
..,
....l-l,
he
Intends
to
use
next
month
In
a
projected
flight
from
Van-
''ouvcr
arms
lhi
Pnclflc
Oc-
aayorcaic
me
uycrs
ran
into
a
storm
I
which
they
could
not
clear
even
at
!
15.000
feet
alUtude
cn
to
Australia
via
Honolulu,
Hjt
Islands
nnd
Auckland.
r
j.
Today's
Stocks
.
(Court.
B.
O
Jotvuioo
fto.)
Vancouver
Alexandria,
,01.
Uaj-vlcw.
.014.
B.
C.
Nickel.
.60.
Dig
Missouri.
31.
Dradlan,
2
DO.
Dralorne.
11.90.
D.
U.
Cons..
.07.
n.
R.
X.
Oold,
.21V4.
Uuttc
I.
X.
L..
.04
Vt.
Cariboo
Quart,
1.11.
Dentonla.
.43.
Dunwell,
.18.
Georgia
River.
.01.
Oolconda.
28
Vi.
Hercules
Cons,
.02V.
Indian,
.01.
Minto.
.17.
Meridian,
.12.
Morning
Star.
.14.
NaUonal
Stiver.
.04.
Noble
Five.
.07
S.
Pend
Oreille.
.47.
Porter
Idaho.
.08.
Premier,
1.29.
Reward.
.04.
Reno,
.99.
Silver
Crest.
.01.
Salmon
Oold.
.11.
Taylor
Bridge.
2d.
Wayside.
.07.
Whitewater.
.04
Vfc.
Waverly
Tangier,
.01.
United
Empire,
.15.
Toronto
-
Central
Patricia.
.90.
Chlbougamau,
.074.
Lee
Gold.
.08.
Granada.
30.
met.
Nickel.
23.00.
Macassa,
2.65.
Noranda.
32.50.
Sherrltt.
.47.
Slsco,
2.57.
Thompson
Cadillac,
.33.
Ventures.
.80.
Lake
Maron,
.03.
Tcck
Hughes.
3.94.
Sudbury
Basin,
1.21.
Columarlo.
.22.
Smelter
Gold.
.28.
Cnn.
Malnrtlc.
.54.
LltUc
Long
Lac,
5.75.
Astoria
Rouyn,
.04
li.
Stadacona,
Jl.
Maple
Leaf,
.15.
Pickle
Crow.
1.72.
Long
Lac
Lagoon.
.18.
Manitoba
&
Eastcn,
.22Ji.
POUND
AT
MONTRML
MONTREAL,
Oct.
29:
(CP)-Tho
Ten
Million
Being
Drawn
For
in
Pool
On
Horse
Race;:
wn
veteran
Prisoner
Seized
By
Mob
From
Jail
And
Put
to
Deathl
i
TALAHASSEE.
Fla..
Oct.
29:
One
hundred
men
stormed
a
jail
at
Mariana
at
the
end
ot
Uie
weeK,
tnnk
nossesslon
of
Claude
Nell,
a
negro,
charged
with
the
murder
of
a
white
girl,
carried
him
into
me
woods
and
lynched
him,
dragged
his
body
behind
a
car
for
several
mnes
and
then
left
the
remains
lying
on
the
lawn
of
Uie
girl's
home.
Illinois
Bank
Is
Robbed
of
$1000
Bandits
Armed
With
Machine
Uun
Raided
Gary
Institution
Saturday
nAnv
ill..
Oct.
29:
A
gang
.of
bandits
armed
with
a
machine
gun
n.jii.
Tiiinnis
stiit
n.ink
here
LifJ
illU
IIUUCMIIIIS
.
.
1
n
1
...
.
-
1
-I
...
WW
U
1
1
I
I
I
LI
I
II
.
n..ui,
n.,nri
sterling
closed
ai
aaiurnay.
mm
uW
u..?
$4.903i
on
The
local
exchange
Satur-
and'made
their
escape
m
a
waning
day.
I
Mt
-"v"2vv:'
TOM
UPHILL
LEAVES
FOR
SOVIET
RUSSIA
Oct.
29:
Tom
Up-
Labor
member
of
the
legislature
for
Fernte.
nas
t
SEATTLE.
Oct.
29:
(CP)
E.
B.
Deming
of
Bellingham
has
sola
eontrolllne
Interest
in
the
Pacific-
American
Fisheries
Inc.
to
a
group
of
eastern
capitalists
for
$1,000,000
cash.
Demlne
said
that
Frank
L.
Taylor.
who
has
been
long
associated
with
him,
heads
the
purchasers
who
are
chiefly
residents
of
Chicago.
!
Deming
is
retaining
a
substantial
Interest
In
the
company
and
!
will
remain
as
chairman
of
the
1
board.
CANADIAN
DOLLAR
NEW
YORK.
Oct.
29:
(CP)
The
Canadian
dollar
closed
at
a
premium
of
2'
fee
on
the
local
foreign
exchange
Saturday,
down
l-16c
from
Friday.
charged
with
polygamy.
It
Is
alleced
that
he
married
eight
was
to
collect
the
marrlace
dowries.
The
various,
wives
who
succeeds
his
slain
lather
is
seen
above
at
ths
right
with
King
King
Peter
II
of
Jugoslavia
hU
brothers.
Prince
Tomlslav
and
Prince
Andriya.
duimg
a
vacation
at
Hercegnovl,
Jugoslavia.
Is
Arrested
In
Courtenay
For
Local
Burglary
Girls
Complained
That
Medicine
Tasted
'Nasty'
A
Her
Which
They
Died
Government
of
Tanganyika
Bans
Use
of
Laxative
Pending
Investigation
Medical
Aid
Being
Rushed
to
Others
Who
Lie
in
Agony
r
DAR-ES-SALEM,
Tanganyika,
Oct.
29:
(CP)
Thirty-three
native
girl
pupils
of
a
school
here
complained
as
usual
that
castor
oil
tasted
"nasty"
and
then
died.
Medical
relief
is
being
rushed
by
air
in
a
desperate
attempt
to
save
the
lives
of
other
children
who
lie
in
agony.
The
government
has
decreed
a
ban
on
castor
oil
throughout
the
country
pending
an
investigation.
RESIGNATION
ENUMERATION
IS
ACCEPTED
IS
COMPLETED
.
.
Listing
ot
Federal
Election
V
Premier
Bennett
Lets
Stevens
Go
FinlshedTotal
3037
i.
MlnUlrr
and
Chairman
of
I
I
was
picKea
up
ai
vuuncuaj.
j
I
couver
Island,
on
Saturday
night
by
been
accepted.
Commission
Severe
Censure
Prime
Minister
and
Retiring
Min-'
ister
Air
Mutual
Recriminations
the
provincial
police.
He
naa
gone
premier
uenneu
not
umy
actc-
south
on
the
selneboat
Dickie
Boy.
ted
Mr.
Stevens'
resignation
but
de-
Leighton
Is
being
brought
back
Hvered
a
severe
censure
upon
me
here
under
police
escort
for
trial.
.
rtlrlng
minister
of
trade
and
com,'
Gerry
McGeerls
4
1
POLISH
TRAVELLING
SALESMAN
HAS
EIGHT
WIVES
42
CHILDREN
..
WARSAW.
Poland,
Oct.
29:
Abraham
Height,
a
travelling
salesman.
Is
under
arrest
1..
!
(U.
.&.
have
Joined
In
prosecuting
him.
Huey
Long
Makes
Hero
of
Himself
To
College
Boys
merce.
In
Uie
eyes
of
several
nunarca
mcnt
stores,
It
had
been
fundamentally
nuuiu
uc
a
.tiiv.vt.w
.....
v
.
-
-
,
.
,
r.
II-..
U
.
.
Vancouver
Taylor
at
election.
Louisiana
State
College
students
Although
rtw..lng
Jtne
chalr-whose
fares
of
$7
each
he
advanced
manship,
Mr.
Stevens
will
continue
In
order
that
they
might
Journey
to
as
a
member
of
the
mass
buying
Nashville
to
attend
a
crucial
foot-
commission.
This
will
give
him
the
ball
game
between
Louisiana
State
privilege
to
call
any
witnesses
he
and
Vanderbllt.
the
money
to
be
re-'
may
acsire
to
testify
before
the
paid
next
year.
Incidentally,
state
commission.
.
1
,1.1.
1.
1
1
on
the
game.
The
KlngflslV
hlm
x
women
m
vuijuua
uuna
ui
nic
t
.
.
country
and
had
forty-two
lself
ma
children.
His
object,
it
Is
said.
ai-ninst
Mavor
L.
D.
reeard
to
various
canaaian
dusi-
the
forthcoming
civic
ness
concerns.
Mr.
Stevens'
action
(had
been
contrary
to
every
prin-
ciDlc
of
British
JusUce
and
It
had
BAR
SILVER
!
placed
himself
and
his
colleagues
in
a
very
difficult
poslUon.
'
Declarlne
that
he
Intended
to
ihave
the
whole
matter
threshed
out
I
fin
the
House
of
Commons,
Mr.
Ste-
!
vens
said
that
he
had
been
placed
In
an
Intolerable
poslUon.
He
I
charzed
that
the
stand
of
the
Pre-
'mler
In
regard
to
the
matter
had
NEW
NEW
ORLEANS,
ORLEANS,
Oct.
Oct.
29:
29:-Sena-
Sena-
been
been
largely
largely
the
the
result
result
01
of
represen-,
represen-
.
To
Continue
Fight
Announcing
that
he
would
be
nresent
when
the
commission
re-
npmhlps
tomorrow
to
hear
wlt-1
'oters
.Enumeratqrs
.Saturdayterriooh'
completed
theif
task
of
listing
re-
igisirauons
ior
uie
nexi
icucmi
jectlon
taken
as
a
result
of
a
recent
nouse
to
no
use
cauvaas,
uw
wui
being
3027.
1
Some
of
me
toiais
01
voiers
jor
district
points
have
been
returned
as
follows:
Anyox.
1014;
Alice
Arm,
in
recent
OTTAWA.
Oct.
29:
(CP)-An-
Bella
Bella,
61;
Blllmor,
15;
Bear
Und
left
here
for
a
visit
to
Soviet
Wanted
for
complicity
80;
Local
,.1
Man
M.n
inortrd
Reported
to
to
be
be
In
in
une
t
leu
...
Premier
to
study
wmnffl.
economic
con
pon.
nnrt
pntjrin,
of
Jabour.s
nouncement
was
made
at
,
Rlv
45:
Bie
Miss0Url.
36;
Burns
To
Win
Several
Thousand
Dollars
DUBLIN.
October
29
(CP:
Drawine
in
the
pool
of
the
Irtsn
Hospitals
Sweepstake
on
the
Cam
bridgeshire
Stakes
started
faaiur-
day
with
$10,000,000
devoiea
10
prize
money.
One
horse
was
drawn
In
Alberta,
one
in
tasK-
atchewan,
one
In
Juneau,
Alaska,
nnM
i
in
California
as
well
as
seven
In
British
Columbia.
D.
Lund
Prince
Rupert
,
is
among
those
reported
to
have
drawn
a
horse.
He
may
win
several
thousand
aoiiars.
There
are
also
three
winners
in
Vancouver
and
one
at
Blubber
Bay
Ltnre
number
of
prizes
remain
to
be
drawn.
Officials
refuse
to
di
vulge
names
officially
In
view
of
rannrtinn
legislation
passea
last
session
regarding
sweepstake
win
ners.
1
Russia
dltlons
there.
!
Deraing
Sells
Out
Control
in
Pacific-
American
Fisheries
store
here.
In
connection
with
Bennett's
office
late
Saturday
af-'
Lake,
iss;
Butedale,
35;
Cassiar.
8;
which
Eddie
Ryan
has
already
been
ternoon
that
the
resignation
of,Cedarvaie
36;
claxton.
4;
Colley-sentenced
to
nine
months
Impris-
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens
as
minister
of
jmount,
30;
Copper
City,
49;
Dor-
ionment.
Harvey
Lelshton,
Indian,
trade
and
commerce
ana
neaa
ai
teen,
30;
Dawson's
Landing.
55;
1
.
.
.
i
r
,
miti
hiivlnc
rnmmission
had
mk..
o
Dlgby.
83:
Endako,
86;
Evelyn,
45;
Francois
Lake,
61:
Haysport,
17;
Hazelton,
177;
New
Hazelton,
71;'
South
Hazelton,
52;
Klsplox,
45;
Kltwanga,
43;
Little
Canyon,
35;
Lawson
Harbor.
6;
Massett.
444;
Morlcctown,
21;
Namu,
11;
Oceanic.
unsound
practice,
he
Prime
Minis-1,
12;
Ocean
Falls,
851;
Oona
River.
Iter
said,
for
Mr.
Stevens
to
have
50;
Ootsa
Lake,
67;
osiana,
jo;
ra-'mihllelv
discussed
the
proceedings
i
elf
lc,
25:
Palling,
99;
Port
Clements,
Hul-
Vtv
Movnvollv
and
evidence
of
a
commission
be-181;
Port
Esslngton.
70:
Port
Slmp-
VSUl
1
UI
ilinj
ui
jore
the
hearing
of
evidence
naaison.
55:
premier,
zo;
wuick.
jij.
Ibeen
completed
or
a
report
made.
Sheraton,
35;
Skldegate,
53;
Smlth-
Colorful
Public
Figure
Seeks
to
Oust
Further
Mr.
Bennett
stated,
that
ers.
550;
Surf
Point,
29;
Telkwa.
L.D
Taylor
In
Forthcoming
he
had
found
that
statements
made
.
164:
Terrace.
417;
Topley.
103;
Contest
I
by
Mr.
Stevens
In
the
pamphlet
Tlell.
34:
Usk,
106;
Warke
Channel
which
he
had
made
public
were
ai,iB;
wooocock,
waicou,
ji.
VANCOUVER,
Oct
29:
O.
G.
variance
with
the
evidence
which
1
McGeer
K.C..
M.
L.
A.,
announced
had
been
heard
by
tne
commission.;
Inpc
nnfl
Wnlpi
HpfinitPiv
on
Saturday
that
he
Statements
wmcn
were
wnouy
ur(uuvo
..u
k
MnlHilo
tnr
mavnr
nf
In
n.irt
untrue
naa
Deen
maac
nil
Hop
to
Allahabad
Englishmen
Continue
Flight
Which
They
Hope
Will
be
Record
'
Breaker
ALLAHABAD.
Oct.
29:
(CP)
Cathcart
Jones
and
Ken
Waller
arrived
here
at
6
o'clock
this
morning
Pacific
Standard
Time)
from
Singapore
In
continuation
of
their
return
flight
to
England
on
which
they
hone
to
beat
the
time
record
by
c
w
A
gcott
and
CampbeU
tor
Huey
Long
made
himself
a
hero
taUons
made
by
two
large
depart-,
Black
Jn
in
winning
wlnnlng
the
tne
England
England
to
to
Melbourne
air
derby
last
week.
They
had
arrived
at
Singapore
from
Port
Darwin
yesterday.
Wheat
Prices
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
29:
(CD-Wheat
was
Quoted
at
74c
per
bushel
on
the
local
exchange
on
Saturday
It
dropped
to
73V4C
today.
frnrr,
Mnvi
Rrntla
in
reeard
James
Wood.
British
Columbia
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
29:
(CP)r-Dar
to
the
flsh.lng
Industry,
Mr.
Stevens
manager
of
the
Borden
Milk
Co..
sliver
was
unchanged
at
53t
per
said:
"Now
that
I
am
free.
I
will
be
is
a
ousmess
visitor
in
me
city.
Saturday
but
dropped
to
52lc
to-
In
an
even
better
position
to
fight
having
arrived
on
the
Catala
last
..
'
.
I
Continued
ou
Page
V
.evening
from
Vancouver.
Ms.
Today's
Weather
lodays
lides
She
High
...
7:32
am.
16.4
It".
rrlncc
Rupert
Cloudy,
frp'
'
s
19:14
pjn.
15.9
ft.
'
;yuthcast
wind;
barometer,
30.
Ot'l
Low
1:35
am.
7.8
ft.
i.rntratute.
59:
--
sea.
chonnv.
r
.
-
14:20
pm.
10.7
ft.
Virt
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
74
v
i.
XXIV
No,
251
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
OCTOBER
29,
1934
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
K1NGSF0RD
SMTTH
REACHES
HAWAII
CASTOR
OIL
CAUSES
DEATHS
OF
THIRTY-THREE
CHIUMEN
Australian
Ace
Fights
Storm
In
Making
Long
and
Dangerous
Flight
Hop
Prom
Suva
to
Honolulu
Commenced
at
Dawn
Today
And
Took
Twenty-Two
llourjt
Next
Stage
Is
to
Oakland
HONOLULU,
Oct.
29;
(CT)-Sir
Charles
Kingsford-j
smith
and
Cant.
P.
G.
Taylor
arrived
here
at
11
a.m.
(Pa-cific
Standard
Time)
from
Suva,
a
distance
of
3197
miles,,
lifter
completing
the
most
perilous
stage
of
their
projected
trans-Pacific
flight
from
Brisbane
to
Oakland.
Hop-miij?
off
from
Naselai
Beach
near
Suva
at
dawn,
they
cov-
Bcred
the
distance.
In
twenty-two:
p9
T
T
I
uvul
"'""Jut
roiimifc
u
wp
av
wic
ruzmaunce
nops
Off
Today
But
Is
Forced
to
Return
Fanning
Islands
enroute.
Six
hours
out
the
plane
reported
that
it
had
covered
800
miles
and
that
all
was
going'
well.
Just
before)
Schoolboy
King
On
Holiday
if