Burned
to
Death
Terrace
Saturday
Sunt
Sjottramt
Hit
Life
I'rom
W
pp.'
Suffocation
When
Shark
Ilurnrd
m
has
been
received
by
the
.11'
u
police
of
the
death
at
Terrace
on
Saturday
night
of
5"
:
v
Sjostrand.
He
was
burned
to
J!
?'
in
a
fire
which
destroyed
his
TERRACE.
Oct.
15:-8hortly
af-ttr
m.rintRht
Saturday
a
fatal
fire
arr
d
at
a
attack
near
Terrace.
8
r
J
iand
was
suffocated.
He
was
an
I'.'i
inter
here
aged
60
and
unmarried
Two
other
occupants
of
hack.
X.
Lvnd
and
J.
Skog.
escaped
with
burns.
Mounted
Police
Boat
Out
After
Years
in
North
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
15:
Alter
nvin:-
spent
four
years
In
the
r-vtn
Arctic
Ocean,
the
Roval
Ctnudlan
Mounted
Police
motor
"O
St
Roche
arrived
here
at
le
end
of
the
week
from
the
north
wth
Sergeant
Larscn
tn
charge.
$T1,VI,NS
COMMITTl'.E
TO
INVESTIGATE
FISHING
J-01.
Oct.
15:
(CPI-A
7,10
committee
on
urice
"preada
and
mass
buying,
pro-
"Wed
over
by
Hon.
11.
H.
Sic-
Veri':
m,i
.
......
.a
""u&i.fr
oi
irano
nna
.
commerce,
is
to
resume
Its
ses
'ons
next
.
Mi
i
do
opened
Into
the
flslilng
"jaustry
of
the
Maritime
Pro-
vlnccf
ft
t
........,..
t
I
A
A.
.
M'lVOl-limilUllJ
arc
w
c
made
to
the
committee
on
DPllfilt
.....
me
lishermcn.
GANG
IS
SNOWFALL
WORK
STARTS
ON
HIGHWAY
Thirty
Men
Commenced
This
Morning
and
Number
Will
Be
Doubled
Soon
Trail
Iking
Rullt
Thirty
men
taitrd
work
this
morning
on
highway
construction
and
the
number
ulll
be
inerca&cd
until
the
futl
crew
of
Uxly
Is
complete.
Thai
is
the
capacity
of
the
camp
which
ha
been
erected
at
the
end
of
the
present
highway.
In
addition
there
are
eleven
or
twelve
men
working
on
the
trail
up
Mount
Oldtleld.
They
are
making
good
progreM
with
the
trail
which
Is
about
four
fret
wide
and
will
be
a
great
convenience
for
thoe
who
like
to
enjoy
a
hike
up
the
mountain,
BLAMED
Mr.
Alice
Sloll
Still
Held
Despite
Payment
of
ltanom
LOUISV1N1.LE.
Ky
.
Oct.
15:-The
kidnapping
on
Thursday
of
Mrs.
Alice
Stoll
was
attributed
by
the
authorlUea
on
Saturday
to
the
notorious
-Purole
Oang"
of
Toronto
which.
It
was
said,
decided
to
take
Mrs.
Stoll
after
having
failed
to
annuel
her
fathcr-ln-law.
C.
C.
Stoll
nm
of
Mrs.
Stoll
being
returned
safe
and
alive
is
beginning
to
fade
time
noes
on
without
worn
Deing
received
despite
payment
of
the
$50,000
ransom
which
waa
IN
MAINE
kpit
and
Wires
Down-
Football
Games
Have
to
Be
Cancelled
PORTLAND.
Maine.
Oct.
15:
rtnnrts
In
Maine
were
blocked
and
tflpnhone
and
telegraph
lines
down
"
.
t
I
M.
In
Maine.
Massacnusseiis
nna
umci
New
England
states
at
the
wceK-cna
as
a
result
of
unseasonably
heavy
fall
of
snow.
Owing
to
the
snow
and
cold
wea-thecr,
a
number
of
less
Important
intercollegiate
football
gnmcs.
which
were
to
have
been
played
Saturday,
were
cancelled.
)
M;W
J.
P.
AITOINTI.D
Arthur
Dickey
Yorke
of
Alice
Arm
has
been
appointed
a
Justice
of
the
peace
for
the
province
of
British
Columbia,
Good
Supply
of
Sulphuric
Acid
For
Pulp
Purposes
Assured
From
Mine
in
Neighborhood
of
Rupert
Prince
Rupert
people
are
looking
forward
eagerly
for
news
that
a
pulp
mill
is
to
be
built
and
operated
in
Prince
Rupert,
probably
within
the
city
limits.
Reports
being
heard
point
to
early
consummation
of
arrangements
for
work
to
start
within
a
reasonable
time.
In
the
meantime
it
is
interesting
to
note
that
plans
are
being
laid
to
supply
the
new
mill
with
suipnuric
aciaa
from
a
mine
In
Utls
neighborhood.
The
property
recently
changed
hands
on
the
strength
of
the
pulp
mill
being
built.
The
mine
In
question
has
been
thoroughly
explored
by
short
tun-;
nels
and
by
extensive
diamond
drilling
showing
that
the
ore.
Iron
!
pyrites
carrying
about
one
percent;
copper
and
small
values
of
gold
and
silver.
Is
Ideal
for
the
manufacture
,
of
sulnhurlc
acid,
the
chief
cheml-.
cat
used
In
the
manufacture
of
high
j
class
sulphite
wood
pulp.
It
Is
on
tidewater
within
about
fifty
miles,
of
the
city.
I
The
people
who
have
taken
over
;
Uie
property
represent
much
mln-;
lng
capital
and
they
are
In
a
posl-1
tlon
to
proceed
with
the
worn
jusi
as
soon
as
the
market
is
assurea.;
u
.
The
working
of
tne
mine
woma
mean
the
emnloymcnt
01
a
large
crew
of
men
and
P0INCARE
DIES
TODAY
l'AUIS.
Oct
15:
Kaymond
Poincare,
the
last
of
France's
great
war
leaders
and
a
war-time
president,
died
.early
this
morning
aged
71.
He
was
one
of
France's
outstanding
statesmen.
AIR
RACE
ENGLAND
TO
AUSTRALIA
MILDENHALL,
Eng..
Oct.
15
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
Cv
High
7:50
am.
18.7
ft.
prince
Rupert
istcrly
19:34
pjn.
17.9
ft.
wlnd
barometer.
-
VQ
nature
Low
0:55
a.m.
5.8
It.
5i
.
wa
smooth.
13:15
p.m.
9.9
ft.
V
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRIT1SI1
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
5.
'If?'
Vol
XXIV
No.
239.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
OCTOBER
15,
1934
price:
five
cents'
SILVER
STILL
ADVANCING
IN
LONDON
CRAZED
COAL
MINERS'
MASS
STRIKE
CONTINUES
TODAY
Ten
Per
Cent
Export
Tax
b
Placed
by
China
Upon
Exports
of
White
Metal
Present
Price
of
Sliver
is
Highest
Reached
Since
1929
Due
To
Purchases
by
Speculators
Following
Imposition
of
Tax
LONDON,
Oct.
15:
Silver
advanced
a
halfpenny
an
ounce
today
to
a
price
equivalent
to
51
5-16
cents
an
ounce,
ftp
highest
price
since
1929.
Strong
speculative
demand
ius
caused
by
China's
new
export
tax
and
the
belief
that
the
price
would
"go
higher"
was
responsible
for
today's
adunce.
i
SHANGHAI.
Oct
15:-Clalming
c
i
tua
had
rewired
no
satls-it
.'.
reply
from
the
United
v-
it.
regard
to
IU
silver
policy.
'
N.i
tniiuiut
government
hai
;
a
'-'1
un
xport
tax
of
ten
percent
it
&
Mi
vi
r
export
with
a
view
to
unguarding
China'
economic
In
trrr--
am
protecting
iU
currency
A
TO
000
000
shipment
for
London
and
New
York-
thU
week-will
be
rjh!r.
,
Hie
new
tax.
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
13:8llver
ad-vr.i
m
price
today
to
55"
c
an
.
'jnce
Ellsworth
Again
Seeks
Polar
"Jungles"
Df.
Uncoln
Ellsworth,
famous
American
explorer
Js
hoping
tor
bet
er
luc!:
this
year
as
he
sails
from
New
ealand
for
the
Bay
of
Whales,
where
he
And
B?rnt
Balchut.
his
pilot,
will
take-of
I
Inthelr
big
plane,
the
Polar
"Star,
for
a
3,000-mile
ffcght
over
polar
land
st'll
unchartered.
Last
January
a
similar
venture
failed
when
the
Polar
Star
was
damaged
before
It
could
take
off.
by
cracks
which
developed
In
the
ice
beneath
It
Ellsworth
hopes
to
find
evidence
of
the
time
when
the
polar
regions
were
a
vast
jungle
and
expects
to
uncover
proof
of
extensive
mineral
deposits.
Abave,
Ellsworth,
left,
and
Balchen,
who
accompanied
Byrd
to
the
south
pole
on
his
first
flight.
In
the
Polar
Star;
also
the
plane
In
flight
and
on
the
ground.
Deception
Island
will
be
their
base.
VISIT
MADE
TO
MINING
DISTRICT
Olof
Hanson
and
Others
Itetumed
Early
This
Morning
Pleased
With
Their
Visit
A
Prince
Rupert
party
consisting
of
Olof
Hanson,
Dr.
Carson,
W.
O
Pulton.
Thomas
Brown,
S.
E.
Pat
ker,
J.
S.
Wilson
and
Paul
Armou
visited
Portland
Canal
points
at
thi
week-end
returning
to
the
city
early
this
morning.
They
vlsltei
;
Anyox,
Alice
Arm,
Sliver
City.
Stew-:
art
and
Premier,
taking
In
also
th
.Dunwell
mine,
United
Empire
and
Big
Missouri.
A
member
of
the
party
this
morn-
jlng
said
that
Stewart
seemed
to
have
a
new
lease
of
life
as
a
result
lot
mining
activities.
The
people
there
are
very
optimistic.
The
party
I
attended
a
meeUng
of
the
board
of
!
trade
at
Stewart
and
discussed
wlUt
the
businessmen
of
the
town
a
num-
;
bcr
of
public
questions.
The
Stew
art
people
seemed
very
pleased
with
the
work
Mr.
Hanson
had
done
for
them.
The
party
came
south
on
the
Pachena.
They
were
all
pleased
with
the
reception
given
them
and
the
another
large
;
captain
and
Mrs.
Molllson.
reported
,
progress
made
at
the
mines,
crew
In
the
plant
which
would
be
'contemplating
dropping
out
of
the
;
established
for
r
the
the
separation
separation
or
of
Australian
Australian
air
air
race
race
to
to
fly
uy
the
me
mo
the
suluhur
mo-:
.
,
The
probability
is
tlon
pictures
of
King
Alexander's
j
I
qt
vtq
J
TQCtlOn
the
assassination
across
the
Atlantic
to
;
J
that
It
would
first
first
separate
separate
copper,
gold
and
silver,
leaving
pure.
the
United
States,
said
today
they'
Iron
pyrites.
This
ore.
containing
still
entered
the
race
as
their
de-j
about
sixty
percent
sulphur,
would
mand
for
30,000
for
the
Atlantic
i
then
be
roasted
and
the
suipnur
hop
was
pronioiuve.
fumes
precipitated
for
the
acld.j
The
air
race
for
a
prize
of
50,000!
The
Iron
slag
may
or
may
not
be
from
London
to
Melbourne
will
marketable.
j
commence
next
Saturday.
A
dozen
The
mill
would
In
all
probability
entries
have
already
been
made
and
be
located
at
or
near
the
mine
and
more
are
expected.
In
addition
to
the
cooDer
shipped
direct
to
the
the
Molllsons
many
aviators
of
note
smeltert
presumably
at
Anyox.
The
J
are
to
take
part.
manufacture
Of
tne
suipnuric
ucm
rmild
be
carried
out
adjoining
the
Mrs.
David
Rutten
of
New
Mas-
nuln
mill
or
at
any
other
point
on!
sett
nrrlved
in
the
city
on
the
tlripwatrr
nreferablV
where
utero.c
v
wic.wccK-enn
jrom
Strike
Ended;
Higher
Wages
TOKYO,
Oct.
15:
The
Tokyo
street
car
strike
came
to
an
end
on
Saturday
with
the
companies
acceding
to
the
demands
of
the
employees
for
Increases
in
wages.
O.
A.
Hunter
of
the
Dally
News
staff
sailed
last
evening
on
the
Catala
for
a
brief
trip
to
Port
is
both
water
and
riill
transporta-
the
Islands
for
a
two-weeks'
visit
Simpson
from
which
he
will
return
tlon
available.
I
to
town.
to
the
city
tomorrow
morning.
Miners
Declare
They
Will
Die
Underground
and
Ask
To
Have
Coffins
Prepared
Soldiers
Cannot
Go
Below
For
Fear
of
Being
Killed
With
Pickaxes
Before
They
Are
Out
of
Cage
PECS,
Hungary,
Oct.
15:
Forty-four
out
of
1200
striking
coal
miners
who
for
three
days
and
three
nights
have
been
entombed
by
their
own
choice
a
thousand
feet
underground
threatening
mass
suicide
were
brought
to
the
surface
yesterday
in
a
critical
condition.
The
others
still
SUCCESSOR
TO
BARTH0U
Former
Premier
Laval
Is
New
Foreign
Secretary
For
France
changes
following
the
death
of
Foreign
Minister
Louis
Barthou
In
Halibut
Arrivals
Summary
American
196.000
pounds.
Canadian
3,000
pounds.
cific.
American
Kanaga,
41.000,
7.5c
and
45c.
Pa
Aleutian.
25,000.
8.4c
and
45c
Storage.
Sunset.
31,000,
8.7c
and
4.5c,
At-
Hn.
Yakutat,
32.000.
Booth.
Liberty,
36.000.
Royal.
Yukon,
Storage.
Urania,
AUln.
8.6c
and
45c.
8.8c
and
45c,
15,000,
85c
and
4.5c,
16,000,
8.4c
and
45c,
Canadian
Vera
Beatrice.
3,000,
7c
and
5c.
Cold
Storage.
INCREASED
BUSINESS
Department
of
Revenue
Collection
Up
$33,000,000
and
Imports
and
Exports
Improved
and
Imports
$63,000,000.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER,
Oct
15:
ICP
Wheat
was
auoted
here
today
at
j774C
a
bushel.
remain
rjeiow,
some
eying,
ana
buu
.nreatening
to
cut
off
the
air
pump3
and
suffocate
to
death
unless
the
operators
guarantee
them
more
work
and
wages.
At
present
tha
!
miners
work
two
days
a
week
and
receive
but
two
dollars.
They
demand
at
least
$330
a
week.
Early
this
morning
the
entombed
men
sent
up
an
ultimatum
as
fol
lows:
"We
are
determined
to
dle
Forget
about
us.
Good-bye
to
the
rAnw.
wcv.
"'"Lchlldreru-jrhU
losehcr
with
a
re,
Gaston-Doumergue--latetmarfnr
quest
Tor
tnr
343
,
,5ffin.
coliins
-V,
was
tn
uic
last
announced
Important
cabinet
heard
of
them.
The
government
wished
to
send
troops
into
the
mine
but
the
fact
lasi
weeKs
assassuiauun
.
th,.
th
rfl
ni
nrrnmmo.
illes.
Former
Premier
Pierre
La-jdatcd
16
and
the
ffar
that
the
al
succeeds
Barthou
as
foreign
j
miners
uu
tne
wlth
ntnlster.
inlrkaYPx
fwforc
thp
rapp
roiiM
h
Accenting
responslbUlty
for
thenn.npd
ri(t.rrpd
thpm
Tprr,hl
MarselUes
tragedy
on
behalf
of
his
wfre
bcmg
enacted
at
the
department.
Albert
Sarrall
resigns
,ne
me
unlon
leaders
went
dQwn
s
minister
of
the
Interior.
Tne
anri
rPl.a.vd
nnlv
whin
t
was
sinister
of
Justice
has
also
resigned.
.
threatened
to
blow
un
the
mine.
The
cabinet
changes
will
not
In-'
'rfere
with
general
policy
of
the
ench
government
PUT
IT
UP
TO
LEAGUE
British
Government
Would
Make
Geneva
Responsible
For
Marseilles
Incident
Probe
LONDON,
Oct.
15:
(CP
Should
International
relations
show
signs
of
becoming
strained
over
the
matter,
the
British
government
has
ex
pressed
itself
as
being
In
favor
of
the
League
of
Nations
assuming
full
responsibility
for
the
InvesUgatlon-r
of
last
week's.
Incident
at
Marseilles
when
King
Alexander
of
Jugo-j
Slavia
and
Foreign
Minister
Louis
Barthou
of
France
were
assassina
ted.
Relations
of
Jugo-Slavla,
Hungary
and
Italy
are
felt
by
the
Brl--tlsh
government
to
be
delicate.
Merely
routine
business
was
ta
ken
up
Thursday
night
at
the
reg
ular
monthly
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Shrine
Club
In
the
Masonic
Temple.
President
Arthur
Brooksbank
was
In
the
chair.
nillTON
A
It
NESTED
AS
ACCOMPLICE
IN
Alexander
of
Jugo-Blavla
and
Foreign
Minister
Louis
Bar-
thou
of
France.
The
man
re-
fused
to
give
his
name
but
stated
that
his
father
was
a
Bulgarian,
hfs
motficr
Turkish
ASSASSINATION
PARIS.
Oct.
15:
It
was
an-
OTTAWA,
Oct.
15:
The
depart-
nouncea
saiuraay
nigni
mai
t
ment
of
national
revenue
collected
I
a
naturalized
British
subject
$23,000,000
more
during
the
first
had
been
arrested
as
an
ac-
halt
of
the
present
year
than
for
complice
In
the
assassination
urii
iat
voar
The
to.
at
Marseilles
lasi
weeic
01
rung
tal
exports
increased
$51,000,000
and
he
was
a
naturalized
Brl-
ton.
,