N
Todays
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
10:64
ajn.
183
It
P,
c
Rupertr-Overcast,
V
22:26
pjn.
17.1
ft.
wind:
barometer.
O,
Low
3:30
a.m.
-8.0
ft.
t-nipa'.ure,
W
wa
moderaU
16:21
vm.
8.4
It.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
j
Vol.
XXIV.
No-
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
NOVEMBER
1,
1934
PRICi:
FIVE
CENTS
FISHERMEN
MISSING
ON
WEST
COAST
BRITISH
MUNICIPAL
ELECTIONS
ARE
BEING
HELD
TODAY
Captain
James
Lawler
and
Jas.
Thomas
Are
Lost
From
Fish
Packer
Have
Not
Been
Seen
Since
Chuckwalla,
Belonging
to
B.
C.
Packers,
Stranded
Near
Ahousat,
Vancouver
Island;
Engineer
Manages
to
Reach
Short
AHOl'SAT,
Vancouver
Island,
Nov.
1:
(CP)
Capf
Morr.
i
Lau'lcr
ami
James
Thomas
of
the
packer
Chuck-i.
alia,
owned
by
the
British
Columbia
Packers,
are
missing
and
the
vessel
is
beached
near
here
after
having
run
ashore
,x
riiRht
on
a
reef
on
the
south
side
of
Blunden
Island.
'
(
afi
Smith,
engineer
of
the
craft,
was
washed
overboard
wjt
;
the
dinghy
and
managed
to
reach
shore
safely.
New
York
Stock
Exchange
Quiet
Airolhrr
Dull
Hay
Yesterday
With
Small
Turnover
and
Narrow
rrire1nctuilfon$
'
NEW
YORK.
Nov.
1:-There
was
full
wwstnn
of
trading
.on
i
New
York
Stnck
Exchange,
yea-vi-.fii
only
420.000
aharet
binds.
Only
narrow
marked
price
fluctuation
i
trial
average
at
closing
.
?
up
31;
rail.
34.78.
otf
01;
tne.
!0
17.
up
.04,
and
bonds.
(
:i
FLIERS
NEAR
ENGLAND
NOW
Jones
anil
Waller
Spend
Night
at
Allirni
and
Expected
to
Take
Otf
Today
for
London
ATHFN8
Nov.
1-
-Their
chances
'br
'
:
.2
the
exlstlne
SDced
record
f
r
-
f.ht
between
Australia
and
t;
almost
dissipated.
Cath-1
Jcn-s
andKen
Waller,
return-
-3
i
Cr.gland
from
Melbourne
at-
'r
psr
.!
mating
In
the
recent
air,
!c;b:
wrc
grounded
here
last
'
in
.patiently
waiting
to
take
'f
w
i
-.wo
today
for
London.
Murray
Humphreys
Is
In
Penitentiary
On
Time
I'irst
Lieutenant
of
Al
Capone
Enters
Leavenworth
to
Start
Serving
Term
I-EAVENWOriTH.
Nov.
1:-
Mur-:
Humphreys,
one
time
first
llcu-
an
of
Al
Capone.
Chicago
ganger
leader,
entered
Leavenworth
'iltmtiary
yesterday
to
start
Servlri"
a
sentence
of
eighteen
jwmth
Imprisonment
for
Income
x
evasion
The
penitentiary
term
imposed
a
few
days
ago
in
oa
flllln
to
a
fine
of
$5000.
Alberta
Hears
Election
Talk
torly
t'ntet
Kxpreled
Despite
I'remler'a
Statement
to
Contrary
FBMftMTVMf
of
an
early
election
In
Alberta
'
vlvcd
desnlte
the
recent
of
Premier
R.
O.
neld
"icre
will
be
no
poll
this
year
Today's
Stocks
(OourtnJ
S.
O.
JohfiMS
cx.)
Vancouver
Alexandria.
.0l-Dayvlew.
.01
ty.
B.C.
NlckeL
J6
Big
Missouri,
.31.
Bradtan,
1.80.
Dralome.
12.15.
U.
It.
Cons,
J01.
B.
R.
X.
Gold,
.10.
Cariboo
Quartz.
1.02.
Dentonta,
M.
Dunwell,
.16.
Goktmda.
27.
Hercules
Cfcna
.02.
Indian.
.01.
Mlnto.
.15V4.
Meridian.
.09.
Morning
Star,
.11.
National
Stiver,
.03V..
Noble
Five.
.07.
Porter
Idaho.
.08.
rremier.
1.28.
Reward.
.06.
Reno.
.93.
Silver
Creat.
.01
V.
Salmon
Ookl,
.lOVfc.
Taylor
Bridge.
2b.
Wayalde.
.07.
Whitewater.
.04
ty.
Waverly
Tangier,
.00ft.
United
Empire.
.11.
Toronto
Central
Patricia.
.91.
Chlbougamau
.07.
Lee
Oold.
.08.
Granada.
J28.
Inter.
Nickel.
2225.
Macassa.
2.50.
Noranda,
31.25.
Shcrrltt.
.46.
Rlaeo.
3.54.
Thompson
Cadillac,
Jl.
Ventures,
Tcck
Hughes.
3.95.
Sudbury
Basin.
1.10.
Coluinarlo,
.21.
Smelter
Gold,
.22.
Little
Long
Lac,
5.25.
Can.
Malartlc.
Jl.
Astoria
Rouyn.
.04.
Stadacofia.
.28.
Maple
Leaf.
.13
1-3.
pickle
Crow.
1.C0.
Long
Lac
Lagoon..l6..
-K
Manitoba
&
Eastern.
.22.
Oils
A.
P.
Con..
.07.
'
Amalgamated,
.00?i.
C.
tt
E.
.57.
Dalhouslc.
.22.
Freehold.
.00.
Home
Oil,
.47.
Merland,
.20.
Mar
Jon.
.08.
United.
.03.
VI.U-
vmiK
METALS
NEW
YOnK.
Nov.
l:-Bar
silver
closed
at
524c
per
ounce
on
u.c
.-i
.i
,.rki
vestcrday.
Copper
was
unchanged
at
9c
per
pound
while
lead
closed
at
3.7c
Today's
'silver
price
was
53c
As
Mrs.
Piccard
Became
Fair
Stratosphere
Pioneer
United
States
Flatly
Refuses
Parity
to
Japan
a
LONDON.
Nov.
1:
United
States
nMv
refused
at
the
nrellmlnary
tain.
Premier
J.
Ramsay
MacDonald
has
Invited
Japanese
delegates
to
confer
with
him
at
the
end
of
the
week
with
a
view
to
reaching,
if
passlblej
.some
compromise
arrangement
acceptable
to
the
three
Hauptmann
Is
Still
Hopeful
Thinks
lie
Can
Convince
-Jafsle
Condon
That
He
Was
Not
Man
Who
Received
Ransom
FLEMINGTON,
NJ.
Nov.
1:
Bruno
Hauptmann.
in
Hunterdon
rountv
Jail
here
awaiting
trial
on
charges
of
kidnapping
and
murder
ing
Charles
Augustus
LinaDergn
jr.,
still
clings
to
the
hope
that
Dr.
J.
F.,
(Jafsie
Condon
may
yet
clear
mm.
Hauptmann
expressed
confidence
yesterday
that
he
could
convince
Condon
that
he
UlauptmannV.was
not
the
man
to
whom
the
$50,000
ransom
money
was
paid,
by
Condon
In
the
Bron
cemetery.
Condon
was
reported
a
few
days
ago
to
have
de
finitely
Identified
Hauptmann
as
the'ma'n
to'
whoni
he
paid
the
money:"
Pound
Sterling
and
"
Canadian
Dollar
New
York
Exchang.
Drifting
rtorWhan
200-
mtles-I
Dffl
rhelf
Detralt
;.akeofx,
TJr
Jean
Piccard
and
his
wife,
Jeannefie,
as
assistant
pilot
sent
their
ball
oc.i
soaring
10
miles
into
tne
simospnere
aunng
me
nrsx
iugni
ever
attempted
by
a
woman,
before
their
gondola
dropped
Into
a
wood
near
Cadiz
O.
Left,
shows
Mrs.
Piccard
leaning
out
of
the
aluminum
car
for
camrramro
after
her
lofty
adventure;
right,
a
view
of
the
siik
bag
hanging
from
the
trees.
CANADA
WHEAT
Defence
Motion
PRICE
PEGGED
1
For
Freeing
Of
Winnipeg
Grain
Exchange
Acts
In
Response
to
Recommendation
of
MacFariand
naval
conference
conversations
yes-1
WINNIPEG,
Nov.
1:
Wheat
tcrdav
to
agree
to
Japan's
demand
future
luiure
prices
prices
on
on
the
mc
Winnipeg
nin.ni
V..
.
.
.4
M
.
.
for
equality
in
sirengm
or
sea
lurccs
with
United
SUtes
and
Great
Brl-
ARCimtSHOP
MTJLLER
RESIGNS
AS
LEADER
OF
GEIt.MAN
CHURCH
BERLINs
Nov.
1:
The
grow
inn
wnvo
-In
favor
of
a
free
church
In
XJermahy
which
has.
gained
in
Intensity
since
Pre-
sldent
Adolf
Hitler
dropped
his
plan
for
state
domination
of
religious
worship
culminated
yesterday
In
the
resignation
of
Archbishop
Ludvlg
Muller,
head
of
the
Nazi
Church,
I
NEW
YORK.
Nov.
1:
The
Brl-I
which
was
to
have
been
the
'tlshnound
sterling
closed
at
$4.93
state
religious
body
'
of
the
on
the
local
foreign
exchange
mar-T
ueicn.
t
th
Canadian
dollar
at
$1.024.
,
rHinAOO.
Nov.
1:
Judee
James
Borough
Voting
Taken
As
Barometer
Showing
How
Winds
May
Blow
.
Clash
Today
of
Laborites
and
Conservatives
of
Signifi-'
cance
With
Respect
to
Next
National
Contest;
Some
Observers
Expecting
More
Labor
Gains
i
LONDON,
Nov.
1:
(CP)-Laborites
and
Conservatives
clashed
today
in
nation-wide
municipal
elections
involving
more
than
four
hundred
borough
councils
in
England
and
Wales.
The
results
are
expected
to
prove
a
fair
barometer
of
the
way
political
winds
may
blow
ir,
respect
to
the
next
general
election.
Many
experienced
observers
believe
that
Labor
may
make
further
gains.
"SMITHY"
TO
CHARGES
OF
FLY
FRIDAY!
Australian
Ace
Expects
to
Hop
From
Honolulu
to
Oakland
i
-
Tomorrow
1
HONOLULU.
Nov.
1:
Sir
Charles
Klngsford-Smlth
has
definitely
set
noon
Friday
as
the
time
of
his
departure
for
Oakland,
Cal.,
on
the
last
leg
of
his
trans-Pacific
flight.
!
By
that
time
storms
which
have
!been
blowing
down
out
of
Alaska
during
the
past
few
days
are
ex-iDected
to
have
passed
over.
If
I
11
iS
J
Klngsford-Smlth
Is
able
to
get
InSUil
IS
iJeniea
away
at
noon
Friday,
he
should
reach
Oakland
early
Saturday
;
morning,
possibly
about
7
ajn.
Ij.
Wllkerson
in
Federal
Court
here:
nrii
J
I
;
yesterday
refused
a
petition
of
de-,
1
Hree
1X11160
in
I
fpnpp
for
a
direction
of
the
lurv
to
-
-
Grain
Exchange
are
pegged,
ef-
return
a
verdict
of
not
guilty
in
the
fective
today,
at
not
less
than
75c
'case
in
which
Samuel
Insull
and
per
bushel
for
December
and
80c
I
sixteen
co-defendants
are
charged
vith
the
mat's
to
defraud
for
May,
the
action
being
an-
using
a
fiiin
it,
rrrnm.
The
defence,
therefore,
being
re-
Bombing
of
Large
Store
in
Havana
.
.......
.
mitrpH
fn
nrpspnt
Its
ease.
Flovd
.
mavama
Mnv
1:
Thrpe
tier
menaaiion
oi
jonn
i.
.iiacranaiiu,
m
-
---
general
manager
of
the
central
'Thompson,
chief
defence
counsel,
j
sons
were.
killed
yesterday
when
a
i
announced
Insull
himself
would
bomb
was
exploded
In
the
Casa
Wheat
Pool,
after
conferences
with
the
federal
government,
requesting
control
of
the
Canadian
wheat
price.
Mr.
MacFariand
said
that
there
was
evidence
that
the
Winnipeg
market
was
still
the
target
of
interests
foreign
to
the
wheat
producers
of
Western
Canada.
F.levator
companies
will
be
able,
to
operate
normally
at
these
prices,
it
is
felt.
Prices
reacted
to
the
announcement
by
dropping
sharply
both
here
and
at
Chicago
yesterday,
December
closing
at
73c,
the
peg
price,
and
May
at
9fc.
Chicago
prices
dropped
as
much
as
llc.
take
the
stand
today
to
tell
his
ver-j
Grande.
Havana's
largest
depart
slon
of
how
his
utilities
enterprises
!
ment
store.
The
bombing
Is
believe
believed
crashed
under
the
depression.
General
Johnson
Enters
Hospital
Former
N.
R.
A.
Director
Receiving
Treatment
For
Infected
Foot;
Not
Serious
NEW
YORK.
Nov.
1:
General
Hugh
Hugh
S.
S.
Johnson,
Johnson,
until
until
recently
recenuy
i'ected
foot.
His
condition
is
not
ser
ious.
CHANCELLOR
IS
WINNING
government
terrorists.
to
have
been
the
work
of
anU
National
Foreign
Trade
Conference
Opens
in
Gotham
NEW
YORK.
Nov.
1:
Mayor
Florella
LaGuardla
welcomed
dele-
;
ye3terd!Vy
nt
the
opening
of
director
of
the
National
Recovery
vnrn
Tmrt
rnn.
Act,
entered
hospital
here
yester-
ference
secretary
of
Commerce
iu
revmc
uvauuvn
.ui
au
aay
ponpr
wa.
-is0
fl
sneaker
following
the
mayor.
Quebec
House
To
!I)ate
of
Lrtislatiire
Session
Von
Schuschnigg's
Storm
Troopers
nounced
by
Premier
Taschereau
rreau
Victorious
in
Austrian
Elections
FAVORITISM
.
ARE
DENIED
LONDON.
Nov.
1:
CP
Answer
ing
charges
arising
out
of
the
recent
United
States
Senate
probe
on
armament
manufacture
of
the
nations.
Sir
Bolton
Eyres
Monsell,
First
Lord
of
the
Admiralty,
denied
In
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday
that
there
had
been
favoritism
In
the
granting
of
contracts
by
the
government
for
building
of
submarines
to
certain
shipbuilding
concerns.
In
fact,
declared
Sir
Bol
ton,
expenditures
had
on
some
oc
casions
been
higher
than
had
been
esUmated
In
order
that
the
work,
might
be
spread
ground
among
various
yards.
A
full
independent
Inquiry
Into
lettlns
of
contracts
for
naval
con
struction
would
be
welcomed
by
his
department,
said
the
First
Lord
of
the
Admiralty.
World's
Fair
At
Chicago
Closed
Century
of
Progress
Exposition
Came
to
End
Last
Night
After
Two
Year
Stand
.
CHICAGO.
Nov.
1:
The
Century
of
Progress
Exposition
came
tp
a
close
last
nignt
wiin
ine-aiienaance
for
this
year
having
passed
the
16,-000,000
mark
during
the
day
In
splto
of
rainy
and
unpleasant
weather.
The
total
attendance
for
the
two
years
of
the
World's
Fair
was
In
ex
cess
of
40.000,000
persons.
BENNETT
HAS
LAST
WORD
FOR
STEVENS
OTTAWA.
Nov.
1:
CP
Is-
t
suing
a
brief
reply
last
night
tn
thp
Litest
statement
of
Hon.
mm
.
v
1
H
II.
Stevens
In
resard
to
the
lYleet
m
January
I
latters
resignation
as
minister
of
trade
and
commerce
and
Ulitnro
u-lll
mwt
on
J.1IH1
vif.nna
Nov.
1:
(CP
Chancel-
nrv
s
It
on
nnnnunced
vesterdav
or
Kurt
von
Schuschnigg's
Catholic
by
Premier
L.
A.
Taschereau.
Itorm
Troopers
were
leading
last.
light
In
the
returns
of
the
Austrian
m.
p.
GOING
SOUTH
lections,
having
already
won
20
j
lut
lut
oi
of
49
4S
seats
seats
with
wun
prospects
prwspccw
m
of
Mr.
iur.
and
ana
Mrs.
Mrs.
uioi
Olof
Hanson
xiausuii
will
ui
---
sail
chairman
or
tne
mass
puying
f
is
An-
antl
prlce
sPread
committee,
,
i
I
Premier
R.
B.
Bennett
express-
-'
'
.
.
ii
,
iuA
l
4
Vit
f
-i
r
tt
r
Attt
li
QUEBEC,
Nov.
l:
(CP-The
Que-cu
l"c
"v"
"v
TV
I
continuing
the
correspondence
on
the
subject
Mr.
Bennett
again
pointed
out
that
the
way
had
been
left
open
for
Mr.
Stevens
to
clear
the
matter
up
without
resigning
from'
the
-
Bovernment
,
.
had
.
he
cared
to
do
,
.
Wg
several
more
by
the
time
all
this
evening
on
the
Prince
George
j
.
...
.
.
.
m
MM
SO.
T
results
are
In.
The
two
principal
for
a
inp
to
victoria,
iney
win
n;-!
nnrvitinn
crouns
will
nrobablv
turn
in
about
two
weeks,
coming
t
m
4r
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I.
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