P'in
i:jj
Mrvtec
pifMd
away
in
t
W
;uw
yesterday
with
the
death
!
&
J
n..
A.-xnder
Crawford
pur-
j
yf
tne
Canadian
National-
'
!im
r
Pjtnee
Oeorge.
Senior
pur-t
uir
Canadian
National
:w
vrri
of
sailing
alone
the
JVifk
cait
he
made
countleas
"f
uge.
His
home
was
in
Van-"uvrr
Rurvivlng
are
his
wife
at
Premier
father
and
mother,
three
brothers
and
three
sisters.
Including
Mrs
w
l
Armstrong
of
Prince
George.
Funeral
ervlccs
will
take,
place
Monday
Fellow
members
of
the
rrtw
f
Prince
George
will
likely
irt
a.s
ntllbearers.
mve
Mr.
Crawford
was
a
Wtnbrr
of
Tslmpsean
Lodge.
A.
F.
.
m
or
Prince
Rupert.
Noted
New
York
Hotel
Man
Dies
NEW
YORK.
Oct
12:
4
l,lWH
hlSORDKUS
IN
X...
"lAiJKin
"!
ini.;ii
HUl.AK
uui
OUT
ciw
i
,wpu"oo
ior
inc
FEAR
OF
DISASTER
No'hlnc
Hcasd
of
British
Freighter
Since
S.i."
Call
Tuesday
Night
of
Lt
Week
ST.
JOHN'S.
Nfld..
Oct.
12:
CP
Hope
has
virtually
disappeared
far
the
Brtlith
freighter
Mlllpool
anrt
liw
rrew
of
twrntv&lx
men
out
Sm
service.
Jack
Crawford
of
Wetl
narUfpool.
England.
There
Muni
u-,v
Parlfle
Coast
fleet
in
1915
h.,
no
or
a...
de8UlU!
n
t
on
evtrv
boat
In
nearly
.u.
1.1
,,
.in..
.the
Mlllpool
tent
out
an
"SOS."
meMAie
Tuesday
nlaht
of
last
week
nni-is
tn
.he
port
from
Vancouver
'iJUMBg
lhal
riie
wag
disabled
and
'
Biuio
ay
DurinR
the
Alaska
wa,owlng
ln
a
fierce
Atlantic
storm
hm
Mawn
hi
likeable
person-
j700
mlle4
of(
Labrador
coast.
m
w.n
him
the
friendship
ol)whlte
inooutjd
from
Danzig
to
mn
.nfluenUal
people
scattered
Monlreai.
The
vessel
was
equipped
"wr
the
rontinent
and
few
menL.t,u
h..i-
yr
hd
a
wider
circle
of
ncqualn-;
The
WarcpooL
another
vessel
of
!T,,W
.
th
W"5
Une
"
tne
Mlllpool.
has
Mt
Cr,,Wford
had
been
HI
for
the
bmi
combing
the
ocean
ln
the
vl-P'
twelve
months.
He
was
40l........
.
i.
finMt....
of
the
disabled
ship
but
reported
having
found
no
trace.
Search
Unavailing
MONTREAL.
Oct.
12:
ICPI
Capt.
Richardson
of
Uie
freighter
Beaverford.
on
arrival
here,
repor
ted
that,
despite
an
exhausUve
search
In
the
vicinity
where
the
British
steamer
Mlllpool
was
re
ported
to
be
disabled
last
week,
he
had
been
unable
to
find
any
trace
of
the
vessel.
Capt.
Richardson
fears
that
the
Mlllpool
must
have
foundered
with
all
on
board.
OLD
PLAN
PREFERRED
Charles
II.
Changes
In
General
Principles
of
r'rn.
nrtimlntnf
m
Vm-i
ttntnl
r-
vit
siLn
tuih
asvwa
Proprietor.
Is
dead
from
compiler
lonowing
an
operation
for
JPpendiciUa.
Serum
was
rushed
Miami,
na..
through
a
storm
N.R.A.
Forecast
by
New
Re-tovery
Administrator
WASHINGTON.
DC.
Oct.
12:
(CP
A
change
In
the
general
plane
for
th'iur
nf
ti,
Avna
Drlnclplcs
of
opentlon
of
the
Na-
nwn
but
this
failed
to
save
his
life,
tlonal
Recovery
Act
Is
forecast
by
.
,
Donald
k.
iucnDcrg.
new
airccwr
u
LOST
BOAT
IN
STORM
Trying
Kipcrience
of
Jack
Hazelton
And
1'artner
After
Troller
O.K.
Stranded
South
of
Torcher
Jack
Hazelton.
well
known
Prince
Rupert
trolling
fisherman,
was
the
victim
of
another
misfortune
on
Thanksgiving
Day
when
he
lost
his
trolling
boat
O.K.
on
a
reef
of
Merrick
Island
between
Arthur
Passage
and
Orenville
Channel.
south
of
Prince
Rupert,
and.
with
'tis
partner,
lud
a
narrow
escape
wlUvhfs
life.
Hazelton
was
brou
-hi
to
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
after
noon
aboard
the
Anglican
mUion
oftt
Northern
Cross.
The
O.
K.
went
ashore
tn
a
storm
on
Monday
morning.
Hazelton
ani
his
partner
making
their
way
to
shore,
saving
nothlnz
from
the
wreck
but
a
little
rice
and
some
dripping.
Fortunately,
they
were
nble
to
find
shelter
ln
a
deserted
(hack
and
located
an
old
tklff
which
they
set
about
to
repair.
Fln-lly.
they
were
able
to
paddle
In
this
halMwampIng
craft
to
the
nearest
settlement.
Lewis
Island,
the
trip
taking
them
six
hours.
The
people
of
Lewis
Island
went
out
with
Hazelton
to
make
an
attempt
to
salvage
the
O.
K.
and
were
ble
to
recover
the
engine,
a
Chev-olet
automobile
motor.
Hazelton
and
his
partner
jvere
then
brought
on
to
Prince
Rupert
by
the
mission
boat.
ITALIAN
TRIBUTE
Royal
Salute
Given
as
Remains
of
Jugo-Slav
Ruler
Pass
Straits
Of
Messina
ROME,
Oct.
12:
As
a
gesture
of
jfficlal
friendship
and
sympathy,
the
Italian
government
yesterday
ordered
that
the
Royal
Salute
be
liven
as
the
destroyer,
bearing
home
to
Jugo-Slavla
the
remains
of
King
Alexander
who
was
assassinated
In
Marseilles
on
Tuesday,
passed
through
the
Straits
of
Messina.
New
King
on
Way
Home
PARIS,
Oct.
12:
Accompanied
by
his
mother.
Queen
Marie,
and
his
grandmother,
the
Dowager
Queen
Marie
of
Roumanla,
King
Peter
II.
the
newly
proclaimed
boy
monarch
of
Jugo-Slavla,
left
here
by
train
yesterday
for
Belgrade.
The
train
was
heavily
guarded.
.
Jugo-Slavla
Quiet
BELGRADE,
Oct.
12:
Jugoslavia
was
comparatively
quiet
today
following
yesterday's
Italian
demonstrations.
The
auth
orities
are
stated
to
have
the
situation
firmly
In
hand
and
no
serious
I
trouble
Is
expected.
STEAMERS
IMPOUNDED
the
N.
R.
A.
In
succession
to
General
j
of
Ward
Steamship
Co.
Hugh
S.
Johnson.
Rlchbcrg
cxpres-
All
Assets
ses
ses
himself
himself
as
as
being
being
ln
favor
of
re-
nff
VtnMns
Outcome
tumlnit
to
the
old
competitive
sys-
....
..
i
i
-
Tjtem
ln
industry
in
preiercncc
wo
I
policies
of
prlco
.fixing
and
produc-
MADIUD,
Oct.
12:
Bomb-
,t!on
limiting.
.(
T
'llg.
infMlrlL.I.
...
.
..
..
.
:
4
l
-
"umusm
ana
noting
t,
woke
out
anew
In
Madrid
last
M
Extremists
were
said
to
;
DO
atrnin
.
i.
Card
of
Thanks
Elliott
and
family
ric-
ttuth
'"'"ITS
v.
Wh
w,ucn
Ml
nnvnmmant
Government
1
Mrs.
wrs.
ncnry
Henry
uinontiej
declared
'were
well
lrc
to
thank
nhan
'the
kind
exi
thclr
many
friends
for
xpresslons
of
sympathy
received
during
their
recent
be
reavement.
Of
Damage
Suit
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
12:
(CP)-AU
assets,
Including
three
steamers,
of
the
Ward
Steamship
Co..
owners
of
the
steamer
Morro
Castle,
which
was
burned
al
sea
a
month
ago
with
,
heavy
loss
of
life,
have
been
ordered
Impounded.
The
order
was
made
during
the
hearing
of
a
damage,
suit
brought
by
the
estates
of
a
man
and
wife
who
perished
In
the
disaster,
$50,000
being
claimed.
Young
Defenders
of
Italy
-
.'.
.--I
.
.
T
wo
youths
on
sentry
duiy
as
members
of
an
Italian
youth
or
ganization
for
boys
Irom
14
to
1
ar
initiated
into
the
art
of
-
-modern,
warlare
dating-
their
tfhUarrnsampment
ncar
jrTJrvn
Rome
FIRE
IN
POLICE
ARE
CALGARY
CALLED
OFFi
I
Young
Man
Loses
His
Life
When
Meyrings
Machine
Comes
Down
Walter
Holmquist,
Aged
20,
Killed
Pilot
and
Passenger
Suffer
Broken
Legs
and
Mechanic
Wrenched
Back
JUNEAU,
Oct.
12:
(CP)
Walter
Holmquist,
aged
20,
of
Juneau,
was
killed,
and
Pilot
Gene
Meyring
and
two
others
were
less
seriously
injured
Wednesday
when
a
seaplane
of
the
Alaska
Southern
Airways
crashed
in
a
forest
one
hundred
yards
from
shore
at
Baranof,
a
rescue
plane
reported
yesterday.
Meyring
and
Tom
Moyer,
aged
20,
u
broKen
legs
and
Lloyd
Jar--.
-
man,
mechanic,
a
wrenched
back.
Pilot
Gene
Meyring
Is
well
known
i-.jic-
Rupert
through
frequent
visits
here.
Library
Report
For
September
Month
Was
Busy
One
With
Average
Of
211.9
Books
Being
Given
Out
Daily
During
the
month
of
September
4298
books
were
loaned
from
the
Prince
Rupert
Public
Library,
thej
report
of
the
librarian,
Miss
Alice.
Cruikshank,
presented
at
the
regu-
r
monthly
meeting
of
the
library
board
Wednesday
night,
showed.
.The
library
was
open
for
twenty
'
Ten
Families
Rendered
Homeless
Way
ftft
Open
for
Woman's
Return
days
during
the
mpnth,
the
daily
When
Upper
Floors
of
Building
Are
Destroyed
CALGARY.
Oct.
12:
(CP)
Ten
families
were
rendered
homeless,
two
firemen
were
injured
and
pro-nerty
loss
of
$40,000
was
caused
by
In
Sensational
Louisville
Kidnapping
Case
LOUISVILLE,
Ky.
her
husband
and
fearful
that
harm
fallen
her
ln
view
;
Later
it
was
announced
that
the
SAN
FRANCISCO.
Oct.
12:
The
ransom
for
Mrs.
Stoll
had
been
paid
American
Federation
of
Labor,
as
over
and
that
the
family
was
awalt-lts
annual
convention
continued
'ng
further
Instructions.
It
is
hoped
here
yesterday,
went
on
record
that
the
'oun8
soc!ety
matron
.will
as
favoring
mothers
and
old
be
"turned
safely.
age
pensions
and
health
and
un-
,
employment
insurance.
!
e!
Diekman.
fuel
inspector
here
The
Federation
also
passed
a
re-,
for
the
Canadian
National
Rall-
J
solution
favoring
the
continuation
ways,
sailed
on
the
Prince
George
lot
the
boycott
on
German
goods.
last
night
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Several
Miles
of
Road
Washed
Out
in
Bella
Coola
Valley;
Families
Flee
From
Homes
The
provincial
police
here
have
been
advised
that
several
miles
of
roadway,
including
bridges,
between
Bella
Coola
and
Hagensborg
in
Bella
Coola
Valley
have
been
washed
out
by
high
water.
Wires
are
down
and
communications
interfered
with
but
it
is
known
that
damage
is
extensive.
Several
families
at
Hagensborg
had
to
be
removed
from
.their
homes
but
no
people
are
in
danger.
News
of
the
plight
of
Hagensborg
settlement
was
brought
to
Bella
Coola
last
night
by
canoe,
there
having
been
no
other
means
of
transportation
or
communication
since
Tuesday.
-
'
j
average
of
books
loaned
being
214.9.
Of
the
total
books
loaned
2951
were
fiction,
503
non-flctlon,
763
juvenile
Oct
12:
With
and
81
duplicate
pay.
other
relatives'
New
books
numbering
42-34
by
may
have
be-
ls'lt
and
eight
by
purchase
were
of
the
brutal
acquired
during
the
month
while
DEMAND
ON
FOR
SILVER
United
States
Requirements
Are
rnormouv
Will
be
Buying
f
"
For
Two
Years
WASHINGTON,
D.C-
OcW13;
(
(CP)
Sharp
merease
in
?
the
purchase
,
of
foreign
silver
.
has
'Tbeen
tnatte$y"
the'
United.
States
Treasury,
it
was
officially
dis-elosrd
today.
With
a
ratio
of
one
to
three
with
gold
as
backing
for
currency,
it
is
believed
one
billion
ounces
will
be
required
and
the
buying
program
will
probably
extend
over
two
years
or
more.
There
was
no
trading
In
United
States
today
in
silver,
the
metal
markets
being
closed
on
account
of
the
Columbus
Day
holiday.
FINED
FOR
STEALING
RIDE
Fdr
stealing
a
ride
on
the
Carw-
a
fire
which
destroyed
the
upper
manner
in
which
she
was
kidnap-1
were
discarded,
leaving
a
total
dian
National
Railways,
DIgby
floors
of
the
Griffith
Block
In
Cal-
ped,
all
police
operatives
were
yes-,
of
8837
volumes
now
on
the
shelves.
Neave
was
fined
$5,
with
option
of
gary
East
this
morning.
tcrday
removed
for
the
time
being
:
Borrowers
now
total
3798,
23
nav-
five
days'
imprisonment,
by
Magls-
Police
are
investigating
5
report
Irom
the
case
of
Mrs.
Berry
V.Stoll,'lng
been
enrolled
during
September
trate
McClymont
ln
city
police
that
an
explosion
preceded
the
fire,
who
was
abducted
from
her
home'whMe
20
cards
were
cancelled.
'court
this
morning.
-on
Wednesday
afternoon,
this
hav-)
-
FAVORED
BY
FEDERATION'"
:i!FREIGHTER
ARRIVES
IN
PORT
niv
jv,wu
laiaauui
iuuiicjr
wiiiiil
ui
readiness
for
them.
Ransom
is
Paid
TO
LOAD
CARGO
OF
LOGS
FOR
ORIENT
DIRECT
FROM
RUPERT
To
load
the
first
cargo
which
has
been
sent
from
here
to
the
Orient
direct
in
some
years,
the
Ocean
Shipping
Co.'s
freighter
City
of
Vancouver,
Capt.
M.
Buchanan,
arrived
in
port
at
11:30
this
morning
from
Alberni,
where
she
had
loaded
lumber,
and
will
complete
here
with
forty-three
carloads
of
aspen
logs
from
Fraser
Luke
consigned
to
China
where
they
win
be
used
ln'
the
manufacture
of
matchwood.
The
City
of
Vancouver
tied
up
at
the
lumber
assembly
wharf
where
she
wuT
start
loading
at
once.
W.
McKlnlstry
came
north
on
the
City
of
Vancouver
as
supercargo
tor
the
Ocean
Shipping
Co.
IS
FIGHTING
EXTRADITION
Habeas
Cornus
Application
For
'
Bruno
llauptmann
to
be
Heard
Next
Monday
NEW
YORK,
Oct
12:
Hearing
of
habeas
corpus
proceedings
by
INSULL
CASE
IS
GOING
ON
Defence
Confident
That
Prosecution
Has
Not
Sufficient
Evidence
to
Convict
CHICAGO.
Oct.
12:
Presentation
of
the
government's
case
In
the
trial
of
Samuel
Insull
and
associates,
charged
with
using
the
malls
to
defraud,
Is-
proceeding.
'
:
r
'
Although
It
was
rumored
that
he1
might,
it
now
appears
unlikely
tha.t
Insull
will
take
the
stand
to
give
...U
(
i
v
i
i
m
means
of
which
Bruno
Richard
un
1US
own
oenau.
llauptmann
Is
fighting
extradition
Chief
Defence
Attorney
Thompr
to
New
Jersey
for
trial
on
charges,
son
expresses
confidence
that
the
of
murder
and
kidnapping
ln
con
nectlon
with
the
Lindbergh
abduction
has
been
set
for
Monday
next.
prosecution
has
not,
sufficient,
evidence
to'
make
out
a'
prima"
facie
Case
against
Insull.
'4
i
:fc
1
Today's
Wealfa
...
A.
8h
Tomorrow's
Tides
Pupert-Part
cloudy,
llgli.
P,ui
High
4:02
a.m.
17.8
ft.
15:43
p.m.
20.6
ft.
50:
8mooth'
tcmp";ure'
.Low
9:50
a.m.
8.5
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
22:45
p.m.
4.5
ft.
231
"
"
V
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PRINCE
RUPERT,
BfC,
FRIDAY,
OCTOBER
12,
1934
nucg:
five
cento
FIVE
DROWN
AS
ALASKA
BOAT
SINKS
IWEAU
SEAPLANE
CRASHES
IN
WODBS-FATAL
RESULTS
Small
Ship
St.
Andrew
Founders
Off
Aleutian
Islands;
Crew
Lost
News
of
Tragedy
in
North
Reaches
Outside
World
From
Amateur
Radio
Operator
Sudden
Storm
Proved
Disastrous
For
Vessel
SEATTLE,
Oct.
12:
(CP)
Radio
reports
that
the
-mall
vessel
St.
Andrew
had
foundered
in
Alaskan
waters
war
the
Aleutian
Islands
last
Sunday
with
loss
of
five
men
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from
the
little
village
of
Ungar
on
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M.
Andrew,
according
to
the
message,
went
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in
a
sudden
storm
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PASSES
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A.
Crawford,
Who
Died
In
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Known
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