J
rnt.
Today's
WeattrJr
Tomorrow's
Tides
She
prlii'"!
Rupert
Raining,
light
High
2:06
a.m.
20.7
ft.
,
r.
y
wind;
barometer,
29.10;
13:57
pin.
223
ft.
(..jap-furc.
42;
sea
smooth.
Low
8:02
ajn.
6.3
ft,
20:40
psn.
IA
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
HRITISII
COLUMWA'S
NEWSPAPER
To
XXIV
No
240.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
OCTOBER
23,
1934
PRICi:
FIVE
CENTS
SCOTT
IS
WINNER
IN
GREAT
AIR
RACE
SALT
HERRING
AND
SALMON
NOW
UNDER
MARKETS
ACT
British
Flyers
Reach
Melbourne
In
Record
Time;
Capture
Prize
Was
One
of
Most
Sensational
Flights
in
History
of
Avia
tionDutchmen
isccond
and
Americans
Third
In
Aerial
Marathon
Mfc
LIJOURNK,
Oct.
23:
(CP)-Comnletinir
one
of
the
sensational
flights
in
the
history
of
aviation,
C.
W.
t
PAt
.
.
I
.
t.
-.
r
...
mrl
trm
.TnmM
A.
Mnl
"...M.cNunai
out.,
Oct.
23:
"
"
ti
!,cp'
Dr.
A.
R
Da
oc
their
"so",
who
had
led
by
a
substantial
.
Jh,
announced
'yester-
'
margin
on
the
first
leg
of
the
speed
tX
'cw
D1'
lulntup-
i.miM
fm
grounded
2
at
Alia
d.
miDht
i
......
l,.
UV
I-XIH'CICU
IU
"avc
Ihn
hnn.,
..;
u
nnni
me
expec
but
who
arc
now
habad
with
engine
trouble
might.
If
I
r.
..iiiM
hr
mndc
ill
time.
COI1-
hni
n
'"I
I
nH.
"ihT
.ht
to
nosslbly
figure
Muiiik.U()ii:vs
were
i
t
,
tn
r
'cswrnay.
They
nrc
tnlnuplc,ulld
,,cn,lh
now
and
Unhealthy
coat
of
tan
tntm.
.ll
of
thc
nour
they
PcndouUldc
dally
In
the
fresh
ttnd
unshlne.
POOL
ON
POULTRY
New
Co-operative
Marketing
Or-ganlzation
For
Prairie
Provinces
is
Mooted
Yyttaua
rw
irni
tf
ik.
majority
of
the
producers
favor
It
and
the
federal
government
ap-'
proves,
the
marketing
of
poultry
products
of
the
three
prairie
provinces
may
be
brought
under
the
National
Products
Marketing
Act.
it
Is
Indicated
here.
All
producers.
wholesalers
and
retailers
would
be
I
ScoH
nml
Campbell
Black,
intrepid
British
flyers,
set,
licensed
and
central
and
provincial
ir
bitr
de
Haviland
Comet
mononlane
down
here
todav
co-operative
marketing
organiza-.
;..4
:
a.,
ii
no-
r
i
i
f.u
lOons
formed.
m
id
uraii'iiM;
in
iiiu
i
i,.)i.j-niiii'
r,iiyiunu
to
iUt'luounie,
j
race
They
landed
at
r
lemmgton
race
course
ahead
of
p-.:jr
Not
only
did
theya1
1
',,:
time
record
for
a
flight
t
.
ji.a
to
Australia
by
four
J(
;..
,
fifscen
hours
In
reaching
Crwui
tn
two
days,
four
hours
...
T3
minutes
but
they
exceeded
:t
t
'
'
x'ravagant
hopes
of
any
.'ltftUnU
in
the
great
t
by
making
the
entire
:
)
f.
m
Mtldenhall.
England,
to
A'k.
Ti'
tn
less
than
three
days.
v
'
.n
ume
was
two
days.
22
25.
ralnutcCel.
June
s-juncr
Irish
flyer,
had
been
'"
1
when
he
said
before
the
-r
nt
.he
race
that
the
trip
could
''
w
sixty
hours.
Yet
Scott
HONOR
FOR
ROOSEVELT
H.nrrr
Degree
'Conferred
By
Wll-
lum
and
Mary
Collet
e
To
Addrm
Hankers
Wrdncy
'A
MUNOTON.
DC:
Oct.
23:
i
?
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
rc-
;
-r'
the
Capital
following
a
-i-nid
culsc
up
the
Potomac
-4
'.crday
an
honorary
degree
Dor
Mr
of
Lawrf
was
conferred
i
tin
by
William
and
Mary
Col-
l"
Wc-lnr
;day
night
the
President
ti-i
prak
before
the
annual
con-rt
of
the
American
Bankers'
kM
-tU!,n
and
Is
expected
to
make
iw
am
announcements
regard-h
administration's
monetary
Banking
policy.
POUND
STERLING
Montreal,
Oct.
23:
(CPThc
.
.
found
sterling
closed
at
"'
on
thV
local
exchange
mar
s'r
t'ttlay.
CANADIAN
DOLLAR
NEW
YOUK.
Oct.
23:
(CP)
The
nadjan
dollar
closed
at
a
pre-
;:1Um
n'
2'
on
the
local
foreign
cx-
ctlange
market
yesterday.
"
"iunm;
qui.vruri.irrs
Vita..
-
"uv
.-normal
haiues
and
Black
were
only
sllghUy
longer
tn
doing
It.
After
conquering
motor
trouble
and
the
world's
foremost
flyers,
Scott
and
Black
rocketed
across
the
finish
line
at
3:34
pm.
after
the
fastest
long
distance
flight
avlaUon
has
ever
known.
They
had
far
out
distanced
all
competitors.
Official'
authorities
of
the
Royal
time
of
Scott
and
Black
for
the
flight
as
71
hours.
The
winning
machine
caused
trouble
with
only
one
engine
functioning
while
crossing
Timor
Sea
Between
Darwin
and
Charleville
they
continued
against
handicap
jwlth
only
five
of
six
cylinders
work
mg.
"It
was
a
lousy
trip
and
that's
praising
It."
said
Scott
as
he
clam-;
be
red
to
the
ground
after
the
finish.
Both
pilots
secured
only
two
hours
sleep
during
the
entire
trip.
Dutchmen
Second
More
than
one
thousand
miles
behind
Scott
and
Black,
the
Dutch
flyers,
C.
K.
Parmenteer
and
J.
J.
Moll,
were
last
night
dashing
across
Australia,
almost
certain
of
finish
lnir
In
second
nlace
to
take
the
$7500
prize.
They
too
put
up
a
great
fight
in
their
big
Douglas
passenger
carrier.
After
a
thlrtyminute
stop
at
Port
Darwin
following
a
hop
from
Java,
where
they
landed
passengers,
they
were
on
their
way
again
to
Charleville
and
Melbourne
last
nleht.
leavinit
Charleville
at
midnight
"Pacific
Standard
Timet
after
a
brief
stop.
Third
place
and
a
prize
of
J25O0
ntiDeared
to
be
in
store
for
Col.
Roscoe
Turner
and
Clyde
Pang
hnrn.
crack
American
pilots,
who
arrived
at
Port
Darwin
from
Singa
pore
early
Tuesday
morning
with
their
Seattle-built
low-wlngcd,
all-metal
Boeing
transport
monoplane.
After
a
delay
caused
by
oil
trouble
they
hopped
off
two
hours
later
for
Charleville.
Rfrtine
nut
further
behind
be
tween
Allahabad
and
Singapore
were
the
BrlUshers.
Cathcart
Jones
and
Ken
Walker,
in
their
de
Haviland
Comet,
a
similar
....
plane
to
that
i
it
of
the
winner.
Aitnougn
oui
oi
we
money,
they
were
putting
up
a
gal-
lant
flight.
Trading
Dull
On
New
York
Market
Little
Interest
In
Inactive
Session
Strength
Shown
by
a
Few
Specialties
NEW
YORK.
Oct
23:
The
New
York
Stock
Exchange
had
an
excep
tionally
dull
day.i-lttle
Interest
was
shown
In
an
Inactive
session
although
a
few
specialties
displayed
some
strength.
Theday's
turnover
amounted
to
530,000
shares.
The
Industrial
average
at
closing
was
94.00,
off
.44;
rails,
36
0.8
off
20;
utilities.
19.86;
off
.02:
and
bonds.
93.43,
up
JM.
Wheat
Prices
Are
Still
Rather
Weak
Losses
of
One
Cent
Recorded
Winnipeg
and
More
Than
That
in
Chicago
Lily
Pons
Is
Stricken
With
In
WINNIPEO.
Oct.
23:
(CP-
Wheat
prices
displayed
conUnued
weakness
here,
dropping
another
cent
on
the
day's
trading.
At
Chi
cago
prices
fell
back
as
much
as
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
23:
(CP
Wheat
was
quoted
at
10c
per
bu
shel
on
the
local
exchange
yester
day.
Appendicitis
LONDON.
Oct.
23
-Lily
Pons,
New
York
operatic
star,
having
been
stricken
suddenly
with
appendicitis,
has
been
admitted
to
a
London
hospital
to
undergo
an
Immediate
operation.
As
a
result,
all
her
European
tour
engagements
have
been
cancelled.
New
York
Mayor
Takes
Stump
In
v
Wisconsin
Fight
In
handicap
honors.
I
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
23:
-Mayor
tionooand
Cun
I
Florclla
LaGuardla
left
here
Sun-
As
winner
In
thc
main
event,
a
day
for
Wisconsin
to
take
the
stump
contest
of
pure
speed.
Scott
re-
In
support
of
Ins
Progressive
friend,
.,rt,
nf
M)000
and
Senator
Robert
LaFollette,
who
Is
Continued
on
Page
a
luacuic.
j
Winner
in
Great
Air
Race
FOILING
OF
PLOT
Assassination
Of
Former
Presi
Of
Cuba
Believed
Prevented
SANTA
DOMINGO.
October
23:
plot
to
assassinate
former
Presl-
lent
Gerardo
Machado
of
Cuba
vas
beiievea
loiica
at
me
week
ind
with
thc
denial
of
permission
o
eiglu
university
oi
uavana
siu-;
dents
to
land
here.
Machado
Is
Mmi
M0li4ttv
ro
am
n
t1lfe1
rn
Further
Storm
Warning
Issued
On
Lower
Coast
SEATTLE,
Oct.
23:
CP
Follow
lng
Sunday's
severe
gale
on
the
lower
mainland
of
British
Coluni
bla
and
the
Pacific
Northwest,
fur
thcr
storm
warnings
were
Issued
,CClvcs
u
mioii
-
V.
...,
tn..0rU
u
Inst
nl"ht
Anrither
storm
vm
snlH
J.'
..i.l
I
J
.....
u-nrlll
Xf.UUU.
11113
M.'1-KlllU
ll'
WUUlii
uui
a
amount
of
the
yellow
metal
having
'
expected
to
speak
In
Madison
and
to
be
coming
in
from
the
Gulf
of
C
W
A,
Scott
victor
tn
Engluid-Melbourne
marathon,
Is
seen
here
studying
his
course
on
the
globe
DUTCHMEN
LIVED
HERE
LOST
WAY
Forced
to
Land
4.00
Miles
From
Objective
and
Soft
Ground
Delays
Continuing
MELBOURNE,
Australia,
Oct.
23:
Parmentier
and
.Moll
lost
their
way
and
were
forced
to
land
at
Albury,
200
miles'
northeast
of
Melbourne
at
8:28.
The
ground
was
so
soft
tluit
they
were
unable
Fish
Exports
of
This
Province
Will,
It
Is
Expected,
Be
Expanded
Local
Hoard
of
Five
Members
to
be
Appointed
Will
Have
Considerable
Power
in
Promoting
Industry
on
Pacific
Coast
OTTAWA,
Oct.
23:
(CP)
Approval
by
the
Governor
General-in-Council
of
a
scheme
for
the
regulating
of
the
marketing
of
dry
salt
herring
and
dry
salt
salmon
of
British
Columbia
was
announced
today
and
it
is
expected
the
result
will
be
larger
exports
of
these
commodities
to
the
Orient
with
higher
prices
for
the
producers.
The
scheme
will
be
administered
by
a
locals
board
of-two
members
appointed
r
w
rt
n
it
y
the
meal
oil
and
salt
fish
section
I
H
K
K
1
I
K
I
S
1
V
I
of
the
Canadian
Manufacturers'
Association
in
British
Columbia,1
two
by
the
federal
deputy
minister
1
pif
ftcVHo
.nil
i
.halrmqn
wV(
r.
'
A
usiSk
wSiiswsia
PROTESTED
shall
be
a
person
with
no
direct
In-
terest,
financial
or
otherwise.
In
Little
Entente
Protesting
to
League-production
or
sale.
,
r
Of
Nations
at
Harboring
By
regulated
products
scheme
Hungary
IThe
contemplates
the
establishmenkjuf
.
.
.
a.,,,
i
,
.
iciKyr"--
a
cash
market
for
British
Columbia
1
Belgrade.
Oct.
23:
Reuresen-
Vi7
A
I?
Q
A
Cf
P013
t0T
marketlnS
,n
e
0rlent
tatlves
of
the
powers
of
the
little
J
Vit
IyJ
Jv,ot
alJ
dr7
53,1
herring
and
salmon
Entente.
In
session
here,
decided
to
.
;
produced
In
the
province.
protest
to
the
League
of
Nations
at
Saanlch'
The
local
board
4U
have
the!
the
harboringbr
Hungary
of
Inter-
Captain
II.
Babington
of
.
.
,,,,r,,,fttr!fnrthf
Pwer
to
reBulate
tlme
and:
national
terrorists
It
was
charged
u.ta
i
lesieruay
Aiier
Lcngwy
place
Qf
marketing
and
quanUty
that
no
sUps
belng
teken
by
j
ncss
and
quality
of
the
products
which
I
Hungary
to
disband
actlviUes
of
,
.
.
.
...
,
re
marketed.
The
board
may
also
this
kind.
Word
was
received
this
morning
.
.
,
.
....
.
of
the
death
yesterday
near
Vic-
"
r'
.
I
.
.
.
.
,
,
,
I
returns
ana
require
au
persons
en-
toria
of
Captain
H.
Babington,
for-
j
.
.
.,
J
...
merly
of
Prince
Rupert,
aged
63,
years.
Caotain
Babington
was
for
many
to
get
away
for
Melbourne
imme-
:
years
manager
of
the
Rupert
Mar
diately.
The
fourth
place
Is
at
present
held
by
Lieut.
Cathcart
Jones
and
Ken
Waller
of
England,
who
arrived
at
Katavia
late
this
evening.
In
the
fifth
place
is
Squadron
Leader
MacGregor
and
Walker
of
New
Zealand
who
reached
Rangoon
at
midnight
tonight.
Three
other
machines
were
repotted
enroute
to
Karachi,
India
from
Bagdad.
The
Mollisont
are
still
at
Allahabad
with
engine
trouble.
Ine
iron
Works
In
the
premises
now
occupied
by
the
Armour
Salvage
Co.
in
this
city.
He
was
also
interested
in
the
towing
business
and
was
a
pioneer
in
crab
canning
on
Queen
j
Charlotte
Islands.
He
was
born
In
j
Liverpool,
England,
and
came
toj
Vancouver
with
his
father.
Captain
i
Babington,
who
was
a
skipper
In
I
the
deep
sea
trade
45
years
ago.
I
After
leaving
Prince
Rupert
he
j
put
in
an
auto
ferry
between
Deep
!
Bay
and
Mill
Bay.
giving
cars
the
I
opportunity
of
avoiding
the
stiff
climb
over
the
Malahat.
the
past
year.
He
made
his
home
with
Captain
and
Mrs.
Brodhurst
in
Saanlch
near
the
famous
But-chart
Gardens.
Soldiers
Killed
In
Madrid
Blastj
Suctesled
Extremists
Might
Havi
I
uaci
omeinine
io
uo
nun
Incident
in
Spain
MADRID.
Spain.
Oct.
23:
(CP)
I
Twenty-seven
soldiers
were
killed
fugec.
The
studenU
were
believed!
and
n
,otl)ers'nJur",flMdyT:
.vi
tia.v
UVdlllO
UVJi.
.......
.
.
.
,
.
.
have
been
the
result
of
extremist
.
activities.
IIALinUT
SALE
There
wns
no
sale
of
halibut
on
the
local
,Flsh
Exchange
this
morn
ing.
The
'only
boav
m
was'
tne
ue
lief.
Capt.
Merrill
Sollows.
with
6.000
pounds
of
halibut
and
7.000
pounds
of
black
cod.
which
sold
privately
to
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Stor
age
Co.
Mrs.
Jack
Woods
(Annette
Stone)
will
return
to
thc
city
on
the
Prince
Georce
Thursday
from
a
ten
day;
who
to
obtain
a
licence.
The
local
board
will
be
known
as
'
the
British
Columbia
Salt
Flsh!
Board
and
will
have
its
office
In
i
Vancouver.
I
NEW
FLIGHT
MARK
MADE1
l
Italian
Aviator
Flies
S'ti
Miles
Non-Stop
From
Trieste
To
East
African
Coast
ROME,
October
24:
The
non-
The
captain
had
been
ailing
torjstP
sene
fh
reorl
et
unuea
&tes
some
years
ago
oy
flyers
in
a
hop
from
San
Francisco
to
Honolulu,
a
distance
of
2413
miles,
was
bettered
by
the
Italian
aviators,
Mario
Stoppanl
and
Llppo
Zappata,
with
a
2576
mile
flight
from
Trieste
to
Italian
Somallland
In
Africa.
jKidnapped
New
York
Youth
Is
Returned
Home
NEW
YORK.
Oct.
23:
-Louis
F
DeSoto.
son
of
a
wealthy
New
York
Junk
dealer,
was
returned
to
his
home
at
the
week-end
as
mysteriously
as
he
had
been
kidnapped
a
few
days
ago.
It
was
announced
that
no
ransom
had
been
paid.
Card
of
Thanks
The
Women's
Auxiliary
and
the
Canadian
Legion
of
the
British
Empire
Service
League
express
their
very
sincere
appreciation
of
tin
support
of
those
who
donated
goods
for
the
bazaar,
the
artists
contributed
to
the
program
business
trip
to
Anyox
and
Stewart.
and
the
many
who
patronized
It,
ROOSEVELT
INTERVIEW
'Would
Not
Disfranchise
For
Paup-X
erism
Silent
on
Fiscal
Policy
;
I
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
Oct.
23:
!
"Any
proposal
to
prevent
those
on
relief
rolls
from
voting
owing
to
pauperism
is
thoroughly
un-American."
declared
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
in
talking
to
newsrrv.
papermen
here.
The
chief
executive
declined
to
commit
himself
In
any
way
on
nfc
mored
important
changes
in
gov-
crnment
monetary
and
fiscal
policy.,
King's
Fortune
Left
to
Widow
And
Boy
Ruler
BELGRADE,
Jugo-Slavla,
Oct.
23:
Under
the
terms
of
the
will
of
the
assassinated
King
Alexander
of
Jugo-Slavla
the
bulk
of
his
estate
of
$10,000,000
goes
to
the
Dowager
Queen
Marie,
his
widow,
and
the
11-year
old
Klnj
Peter.
NEW
SILVER
MARKET
IN
MONTREAL
OPENS
WITH
HEAVY
TRADING
'IT
MONTREAL,
Oct.
23:
(CP)
With
orders
from
all
parts
of
f,
the
world
waiting
to
be
filled
on
the
only
open
silver
market
In
the
western
hemisphere,
thc
Canadian
Commodity
Ex-
change
Incorporated
opened
for
trading
yesterday
amid
a
burst
of
activity
in
trading
un-
t
Its
of
ten
thousand
ounces.
The
official
opening
was
conducted
by
Premier
L.
'
A.
Taschereau.
"
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