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Tides
Today's
Weather
ml
High
..10:40
a.m.
195
ft.
fresh
23:10
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Rupert
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uft-:
,
r
wind;
barometer.
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...
4:20
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.
'jturc,
40;
sea
moderate.
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ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
HRITISII
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXIV
No,
255.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
NOVEMBER
2,
1934
PRICK:
FIVE
CENTS
LABORITES
WIN
HEAVILY
IN
BRITAIN
Wevens
takes
up
cudgels
on
behalf
of
fishermen
Conservatives
Suffer
Huge
Reverses,
Result
Of
Municipal
Voting
Fori
v-Five
Communists
in
All
Parts
of
Country
Arc
All
Defeated
Liberal
Party
Slips
Further
Towards
Oblivion
as
Boroughs
Vote
i
iiMlON.
Nov.
2:
(CP)
Labor
won
sweeninc
victories
,
,t
Onlay's
British
municipal
elections.
Early
this
eve-
,
a
compilation
of
voting
in
tondon
and
all
England;
irM
Wales
snowed
ozo
iaoor
gains,
-ivo
uiit-ecvuwvi:
,
and
thirty
Liberal
lostes
with
ninety-two
other
Forty-five
Communists
in
various
parts
of
the
:;;
vv
were
all
defeated.
Stock
Market
Is
Weak
Again
With
Not
Much
Change
NEW
YORK.
No
2
After
a
r
tart,
the
Hock
market
u
.
w
.ik
again
iiMtfy
,j:
:
margin
narrow
and
turn-
f
.4
r
in-
iiv
dav
i
j
amounUng
to
out
d
bonds.
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off
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River,
.01.
Ci
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ulcs.
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'
I::i.n,
.01.
Mli.'.,
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Mi
lulun.
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Mfinnnu
Star,
Mi.
Nv.ioiul
Silver,
,03ft.
Nobl
Five.
.07.
P'
ud
Oreille,
.45.
IVnuer.
1.20.
Reward,
.04.
ri'
ii.)
90.
Silver
Crest,
.01
Jk.
E-ilmon
Gold,
.10ft.
T'lnr
Bridge,
.24,
'
'alc
.07.
Whitewater.
.04
V6.
Wav.
rly
Tangier,
.00.
Uiuud
Empire,
.11.
Obi
icr
Creek,
.05.
Oils
A.
P
Con
,
.08
(ask).
Amalgamated,
.00.
c
k
K
.
.CO,
Dalhousle.
.22;
.
r'rfehold.
.05Vi.
omr
oil.
i5i
Morland.
.20.
Mar
Jon.
.08.
uitcd.
.05
(nsk).
former
President
Of
Mexico
Board
Of
Trade
Director
KAN
Tltri-.
.
n
.
.
H
uiijuvj
wov,
a.
ruimvi
prf
ildtnt
ortcx
Rublo
of
Mexico
,.us
rHPrday
clcctcd'n
director
of
l,,c
Snn
Dleoo
Hoard
of
Trade.
It
as
Uie
first
time
a
foreigner
had
WAS
HELD
UP
IN
VANCOUVER
Employee
of
Stock
Hrokerate
Com
pany
Clubbul
by
llandlts
W
ho
Took
Payroll
VANCOUVER.
Not.
2.
CP
QeorKC
MtCualg.
employee
oi
K.
tn.n.tiv
anH
rn
itnok
brokers,
was
...
w-
junKH;
I'
WM
shares
The
Industrial
are-1
inv-,,
f0r
a
ride
on
Wednesday
by
...
u
r'.oMn
was
03.46.
up
10;
juuee
thuga
who
gave
him
a
severe
:i
:5.
off
52;
utilities.
19X)4.
!
beating
and
selied
a
payroll
of
tioi-'tiaiir
u.
rciunilne
from
a
bank
In
the
heart
of
the
business
rfutrlet
when
he
was
set
upon
fnrrpd
into
an
automobile
and
in
RUniev
Park
where
he
iwas
thrown
out
after
being
badly
clubbed.
GOOD
WORK
nussev,
OF
STATION
Colonel
NicholU
Pays
Trlnuie
Pacific
FMicrles
i:r"mfnUI
Station
vv.
.
.
.
.
Fire
Calls
In
October
False
e
nlnrms
were
tUHltd
In
to
the
city
fire
department
during
the
iu
rvtnhr
mis
ycr
j
...in,
.ioht
in
the
same
month
last
year.
So
far.
th.yf
r,."?
have
becn
flHytwo
alarms
.
lit.
rovontV.PiaiU
lit
"
UIU
elected
to
such
nn
office.'
slightly
scorched.
Sir
Stephen
KllUk,
centre
dlan.
who
was
brought
back
to
the
city
this
week
from
courienaj
whence'he
had
gone
in
a
iismng
boat,
appeared
In
city
police
court
yesterday
afternoon
before
Magis
London's
New
Lord
Mayor
Gets
Nine
Months
-t
In
Burglary
Case
Harvey
Leljhton
to
Oft
Anomer
Trip
South
For
Breaklni:
ana
.
F.nterinc
Store
trate
McClymont
ana.
pieaa.ns
guilty
to
a
charge
of
breaking
ana
pnt.rlnr
In
connection
with
the
ICommlMiloiifrs
Not
to
be
Appointed
For
Port
Moody
or
I
crnle
VICTORIA.
Nov.
2:
(CP-The
the
new
Loro
Mayor
of
Londan.
England,
with
his
attendants
induction
into
office
in
an
impressive
ceremony.
Munlcloal
Affairs
announced
that
the
cities
of
Tort
Moody
and
Fernle.
wnicn
nave
made
temporary
default
in
interest
payments
on
bortded
Indebted
ness,
wlM
not
oe
piacca
uu
w-missioned
but
the
tespcctlve
coun
cils
will
be
left
lr
command
as
tne
most
practical
form
of
administra
tion
for
the
present.
HU1T1SII
CONSULATE
'
IN
HAVANA
IIOMUKD
ii
v
HAVANA.
trAiTAvfA
Nnv
Nov.
?
Terror-
oarison
wun
...
t.-terror-,
t
first
ten
months
of
1933.
Four
of
the)
vstprdav
bombcd
thc
prl-
n-
ih
month
lust
enacn
,,
An.
4.
Krvfii
tuna
tun
ronsiunie
ncrc.
fnise
alarms,
oniy
in
on
.
.
Ann.
,n
building
was
damage
done,
tms
ocmg
b
t
s
suffcrfd
In-
October
19
when
the
floor
of
the
-
t.ii.i..n
r,t
hn
residence
ui
.
-
a
Klltlilll
v
--
...
Eighth
Avenue
FOIl!)
IO
UL'ILI)
MILLION
AUTOS
IX
CO.MIXG
YE.XU
DETROIT.
Nov.
2:
An-
nouncing
a
production
.
sche-
dule
for
a
million
cars
for
the
recent
burglary
oi
.
an
an
ouU
outlay
of
of
$415,000,000.
is.ooo.ooo
here,
was
sentenced
to
mne
montns
I.
4
-HrlHs
to
I
lmpruoiuiicuir
"
Lelghton.
togetner
wun
uiiu
Edward
Ryan,
who
was
recently
rnnvleted
on
a
similar
charge
and
i.
..
i,fih
also
sentenced
to
nine
montns
lm
At
one
un,c
-
uken
to
01ciUa
th
U
:V
J
"
3,7,,
Rlver
who
had
brought
Lelghton
T?
tfcL"
M.d
Ueut.
north
p
Wednesday
ri
t
w
Nlcholls
in
a
Driet
a
Udnitl
Fish
Week
address
to
the
p
;
T
lioury
Club
luncheon
yesterday.
CltV
tOUnCllS
lO
The
Colonel
said
he
wished
to
pay
J
-
.
n
ih.
staff
for
the
work
done
during
the
past
lew
years
and
Hi
ill
belnz
carried
on.
tUl
H4W
-----
-
.It.
tn
mnneetlon
with
National
nsn
Week.
Col.
Nlcholls
urged
everyone
.
.....i,inr,
in
ti.pir
uower
to
Increase
the
consumption
of
hall
but
Four
of
Seven
May
in
tommana
eomlnz
vear.
the
greatest
in
NW
RECORD
FOR
FLIGHT
Cathcart
Jones
anil
Ken
Waller
Arc
Rack
In
England
LONDON,
Nov.
2:
(CP)
Cathcart
Jones
and
Ken
Waller,
English
"boomerang-
fliers,"
reached
Kngland
this
afternoon
after
completing
the
round
trip
flight
to
Melbourne
and
back
in
thirteen
days,
six
hours
during
which
they
covered
21,600
mile.
From
Melbourne
the
westward
flight
wa
made
in
a
new
record
of
five
davs
and
sixteen
hour,
three
days
better
than
the
former
after
his
:
THIRTEEN
MAY
:
HAVE
DROWNED
Wreckage
Ticked
Up
in
Gulf
of
St
Lawrence
Gives
Rise
to
Fears
Of
Sea
Tragedy
j.
r...
Ilinrr
TTnrrt
l-Mtpr.
iT
OlTP
PITY
Oue
NOV.
2:
Hanrey
Lelghton.
Metiaicaua
in-
nresscd
h.mseif
as
being
(CPi-Thlrteen
persons
are
be-
highly
opUmlstlc
In
regard
to
lieved
to
have
been
drowned
In
the
general
business
prospects
In
loss
of
a
small
steamer
and
an
un-
1935.
The
Ford
Motor
Co.
was
identified
St.
Pierre
ana
Miqueion
"out
of
the
depression."
said
fishing
schooner
In
the
Gull
oi
bi.
Ford
In
announcing
an
Inten-
Lawrence
during
a
heavy
gale
on
ded
manufacture
of
"one
mil-
Sunday
or
Monday.
Wreckage
of
lion
cars
or
better"
next
year.
both
craft
has
been
picked
up.
The
new
schedule
will
Involve
.
.
.
i
J
Precipitation
And
Sunshine
in
19o4
Are
Both
Greater
I
Prince
Rupert
had
a
substantial
j
amount
of
rainfall
during
the
month
of
October
this
year,
the
precipitation
totalling
12.6
Inches
as
compared
with
13.8
Inches
In
the
same
month
last
year,
bringing
the
precipitation
total
for
1934
to
date
up
to
8254
Inches
In
comparison
with
69.55
Inches
in
the
first
ten
months
of
1933.
There
was
but
37.7
hours
of
sun
shine
In
October
this
year
as
against
46.4
hours
In
October
1933,
bringing
sunshine
for
this
year
to
date
up
to
962.6
hours
as
compared
with
669.3
hours
In
the
corresponding
period
last
year.
United
States
is
Repenting
For
Its
Vicious
Example
Of
High
Tariff,
Says
Secretary
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
2:
(CP)
Admitting
that
the'
.
United
States
had
set
a
"vicious
example
of
high
tariffs,"
Secretary
of
State
Cordell
Hull,
in
an
address
read
to
the
Foreign
Trade
Association,
at
its
annual
conference
.here
last
night,
declared:
We
have
repented."
,
.
"Extreme
nationalism,
if
persisted
in,
is
destined
soon
to
wreck
our
entire
structure
of
western
civilization,"
the
Secretary
of
State
declared.
Former
Minister
of
Los
the
dismissal
of
John
P.
Mills
on
a
morals
charge
in
connection
with
the
notorious
"love
lottery"
case
in
1931.
Fltts'
sister
was
also
Indicted
in
the
same
connection.
Fish
Week
Being
Observed
With
Special
Dishes
Railways
will
find
on
the
dining
car
menus
for
the
breakfast,
luncheon
and
dinner
a
choice
selection
pr
)
tasty
Canadian
fish
dishes
to
tempt!
their
annetlte.
according
to
G.
A.
McNlcholl,
general
passenger
agent.
While
fish
Is
served
on
these
dining
cars
regularly
throughout
the
year,
special
dishes
are
planned
during
National
Fish
Week
to
encourage
JHtSi
If
UUC
UftU
VUIIUIICI
LC
i4dife
in
Committee
Takes
Up
Question
of
Low
Earnings
of
Independent
Operators
in
Comparison
With
Company
Men
Brittain
to
be
Questioned
,
OTTAWA,
Nov.
2:
(CP)
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens,
former
minister
of
trade
and
commerce,
before
thfe
mass
buying
and
price
spreads
committee,
of
which
he
recently
resigned
as
chairman,
yesterday
afternoon
took
up
the
question
of
low
earnings
of
Nova
Scotia
fishermen
and
gave
notice
of
several
pointed
questions
he
would
ask
of
A.
H.
Brittain
of
Montreal,
president
of
the
Na-
1
'
tlonal
Fish
Co..
when
he
appears
before
the
commission
on
Monday.
While
Individual
fishermen
net
ted
from
$100
to
$200
for
a
season's
work,
the
NaUonal
Fish
Co.,
declared
Mr.
Stevens,
paid
captains
of
trawlers
$5000
a
year,
ranging
down
to
ordinary
fishermen
aboard
the
:
trawlers
earning
$1300.
There
was
a
tremendous
discrepancy
between
"-the
fishermen's
earnings
and
the
l'iSSf
5
Si
ne
tfa'leI'
crews,
he
tprr
Jcnert
minister
declared.
An
extra
cent
a
pound
would
remove
maritime
fishermen
from
a
state
of
penury
and,
at
the
same
time,
would
not
cut
into
the
earnings
of
the
fish
companies,
Mr.
Stevens
said.
BUREN
FITTS
BANKER
SEES
BETTER
TIMES
F.
E.
Kobertson
Says
One
Docs
Not
Have
to
Go
Away
From
Prince
Rupert
to
Find
it
Out
There
Is,
a
tremendous
hnproyjg-ment
In-general
ousInessxondUlotii
in
the
east
over
a
year
ago,"
state
F.
E.
Robertson,
focal
manager
of
the
Royal
Bank
of
Canada,
who
returned
to
the
city
on
Wednesday
evening's
delayed
train
after
a
vacation
trip
to
Toronto.
Montreal
land
elsewhere
in
the
east.
"How-
ever,
one
need
not
go
east
to
find
I
that
nut
Mi
Rnhprtson
remarked.
IS
INDICTED
e,ld"'
p""&
"There
Is
no
dearth
of
capital
Angeles
District
Attorney
.Must
available
for
legitimate
Invest
Stand
Trial
on
Perjury
Charge
ment,"
declared
Mr.
Robertson,
"and
plenty
of
money
for
loaning
Durooses
Drovldlng
a
reasonable
LOS
ANGELES.
Nov.
2:
Buren
chance
of
return
can
be
offered."
Fltts.
district
attorney,
was
Indicted
I
Mr.
Robertson
was
accompanied
by
a
grand
Jury
here'
yesterday
on
a
'home
by
Mrs.
Robertson
who
made
ehanre
of
Derlurv
arising
out
of
he
trip
with
him.
Woman
Suicides
Beside
Tomb
Of
Dead
Movie
Idol
LOS
ANGELES,
Nov.
2:
Supposedly
having
been
suffering
from
a
nervous
breakdown,
the
body
of
Mrs.
Anne
Johnson,
wife
of
Joseph
iJohnson.
Los
Angeles
banker,
was
VANCOUVER,
Nov
2:
In
recog-,
found
beside
the
tomb
of
Rudolph
nltlon
or
National
Fish
Week
which:
ValenUno.
Iambus
moving
picture
is
now
being
observed
travellers
on
!
actor,
yesterday.
She
had
commlt-tralns
of
the
Canadian
National
i
ted
suicide
by
taking
poison.
Halibut
Arrivals
American
Arrow.
25,000,
8.5c
and
6c.
Atlln.
Seablrd,
19,000,
going
to
Seattle.
the
consumption
of
Canadian
flsh.'
2MEMIIEIIS
OF
SALT
GRAF
GETTING
:
U.
S.
CONTRACT.:
.
.
.
German
Dirigible
to
Carry
Mall
Across
Atlantic
For
U.
S.
Postal
Department
WASHINGTON,
D.C..
Nov.
2:
The
United,
States
postal
department
yesterday
gave
assurance
to
Dr.
Hubo
Eckencr.
commander
of
the
Graf
Zeppelin,
of
a
four
month
experimental
air
uiau
wimv
next
year.
FISH
BOARD
NAMED
VANCOUVER.
NOV.
2:
tcP)
Sam
K.
Murray
and
Richard
Nelson.
Vancouver,
representa-
tlves
of
the
meal,
oil
and
salt
fish
section
of
the
Canadlarj
Manufacturers'
AssoctaUrft.
.
and
T.
Matsuvama
and
K.
Kl-
mura.
representing
Canadian
salt
herring
exporter
nnd
Ja-
panese
operators,
have
been
aDDolnted
to
the
recenUy
auth-
orlzed
British
Columbia
salt
fish
marketing
board
under
chairmanship
of
Hugh
Dalton.
SHI
?
;:
i
.
A.-
:
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hi
4
r.i