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CANADIAN
DOLLAR
ifi
atiiirii,.
Y0RK-
Pct'io:
rT
(CP)-The
ington
treaty
under
which
it
U
dc
STAMP
OUT
WASHINGTON.
KIDNAPPING
United
States
Is
Omsiderins
Lejls-i
latlon
Which
Would
Make
J
IUnom
Payment
Illejal
DC.
Oct.
19:
General
Cum-
.
.
.
t
i
Ann.
Los
of
$300,000
When
Plant
of
Clear
faclory
of
fn
nnd
werc
ex
Fir
Lumber
Co.
In
Tacoma
Is
Destroyed
-
.
'
TACOMA.
Oct.
19:
CP-Flre
last
nlht
dwtroyed
the
sawmill
unit
ot
the
Clear
Fir
Lumber
Co.
here
together
with
a
number
of,
nin
nnrt
vast
ouantltles
of
fin-.
'
lshed
lumber.
Tlie
loss
Is
estimated
at
$300,000.
BERLIN.
Oct.
10:
CP
LLAWmATK
PLAN
I
Oil
k
.
.
,i,
ni
l
TVf'l'
'
mcnt
ls.consldcrlng
an
eiaDor-
x
ite
'Ecticme;of..alr
defence.
It
the
city
would
have
io
oc
equipped
with
subterranean
unfptv
rooms
to
which
the
people
could
flee
in
event
of
!-;---
...
..
tmm
m
tin
nlr.
countries
are
door
neighbors
and
will
be
great
fac-
tori
for
weal
or
woe
in
the
future
'of
the
nation.
India,
too
Is
ad1ut-jlng
herself
as
a
British
country
and
the
pressure
of
oopuHMofr
there
Is
an
Important
factor.
Thes-were
matters
brought
to
the
att?r-
tlon
of
hi
audtenre
by
rt
ca-on
nica
paniy
wiw
ouier
nauons.
g
H
Ooutd
ot
the
An8Hcan
Mh-demands
the
privilege
of
equal
na-
fionary
society
at
the
regular
Ai
strength
with
other
nations
and
iuncneon
of
the
Prince
Rupsrt
Ro-favors
reduction
on
Uiat
basts.
itary
club
in
Ue
Commodore
Cafe
U
l
hoped
thai
a
compromise
yPStrjay.
C.
V
Evltt
presiding,
arrangement
acceptable
to
all
the
canon
Oould
told
of
"Cc-nttrts
rc.
jr
naval
power
may
be
arrived
8r)0
problems
of
the
Orient"
as
at
discovered
by
him
during
three
different
vtMts
to
the
countries
of
which
he
spoxe.
in
japan
ne
iounn
;
a
sum
equal
to
the
u-hole
budget,
aporopriatlon
was
devoted
to
na-,
ivnl
and
mllltarv
nrrni
rations
last
i
.
......
.
j
r-
-
j
.
yen
or
about
$400,000,000.
It
wis
;
raised
In
loans
or
through
the
Bank
of
Japan.
Of
the
total
wealth
of
Japan!
$200
a
year
kiuiisw"
.rnm
irom
ii
tlnn
in
125
n
vur
Bv
means
..j
j
-
-
-
,....h
f
iho
latest
ab-
IhucUoii
outrage
In
this
countr
,
.
he
seizure
of
Mrs.
Berry
Stoil
of
Louisville.
Ky..
last
week.
FIRE
IN
SAWMILL
duclng
at
very
low
prices
eo
thr.t
she
was
Invading
the
markets
of
the
world.
China
The
Chinese
were
the
most
numerous
peoole
In
the
world.
thA
.uraker
said.
He
told
of
vlsltlnir
i
the
Interior
years
ago
and
at
that
time
In
Honm
their-matches
were
imported
from
Japan.
On
the
recent
visit
they
had
a
match
Gosse
Packing
Co.
and
II.
C.
FUhlng
&
Parking
Co.
Being
Formally
Wound
Up
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
19:
CP-On
application
of
the
Oosse
Packing
For
Co.
Ltd.
and
tne
u.
u.
nsmng
Packing
Co.
Ltd..
Chief
jusuce
from
Utcprotec
Uon
of
this
city
t
I
ack
in
the
event
of
Aulay
Morrison.
In
Supreme
Court.
T
a
Rnmncan
e.'
;
l,M.rt
coniucv
the
uic
novcrn-
u"'14"
made
orders
for
the
formal
wind-
ing
up
of
the
companies.
Ocorge
Frederick
Gyles
was
appointed
pro
T
r"1"?:
:..H.
Un.
visional
llouldator
without
security.
Tltnctlon
was
requested
by
the
I
der
tU
lan
ev
rj
r
building
in
panics
to
facilitate
the
actual
sale
of
assets
to
the
B.
C.
Packers.
As
tar
as
operation
has
been
concerned,
iPASSING
OF
V0NJL0CK
General,
Who
Nearly
Won
World
War
For
Germany
In
1911.
Dies
At
Great
Arc
BERLIN.
Oct.
19:
(CP)
General
porting,
to
Japan.
Wages
were
j
Alexander
von
Kluck,
"the
man
who
(Continued
on
page
five.)
MERGER
IS"
LEGALIZED
nearly
took
Paris"
in
the
Great
War
when,
during
the
thrilling.
first
month
of
the
conflict,
the
victorious
Oerman
armies,
alter
sweeping
through
Belgium,
came
within
an
ace
of
enveloping
the
French
capital,
died
today
at
the
age,
of
89.
5c.
,-
j,
Halibut
Arrivals
American
Ivanhoe,
1,8000,
Pacific,
8.4c
and
Card
of
Thanks
Mrs,.N.
Gurvlcli
and
family
wish
to
thank
all
those
who
sent
flowers
and
expressed
sympathy
during
the
time
of
their
recent
bereavement.
POUND
IN
MONTREA
L
MONTREAL.
Oct.
19:
,,
the
m(.ror
merger
under
under
the
tne
B.
u.
C.
u
Packers
racKera
uruisr
British
pound
sterjlng
(CP)
The
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Famous
British
flying
couple
who
are
favored
to
win
England
to
Australia
alt
race.
This
informal
picture
shows
them
while
holi-
d3yrnV-.oivtrbeach"at
Bermuda
UrTyeaf1"'"
SEASON
IS
REVOLT
IS
iycar
This
sum
was
1.209.00100.
Centre
of
Interest
In
Salmon
Can-.
Protest
ning
Is
Now
in
Traser
Uiver
Area
VANCOUVER.
Oct
19:
CP
The
total
pack
for
the
province
for
the
year
to
date
Is
now
1,330,000
cases.
TURN
DOWN
i
Against
Religious
Policy
of
Nazis
Becoming
More
Widespread
in
Germany
BERLIN.
Oct.
19:
(CP
'The
re-
jfrom
elthty
to
ninety
per
cent
was
I
With
the
season
In
Northern
Brl-lllglous
revolt
In
Germany
against
m
we
nana
oi
mree
wmmra.
usn
uoiumoia
pracucauy
enaea,
in-:
tne
policy
or
ine
timer
government
the
other
side
of
the
picture
waslterest
In
salmon
canning
now
widespread
poverty.
The
people
j
centres
In
the
Fraser
River
where
iwere
tremendously
In
debt.
Onlvijoa.ooo
cases
have
so
far
been
put
mines
InUmaled
yesterday
that'teu
per
cent
of
the
population
j
up
this
year,
this
figure
being
85.000
legislation
whwh
would
make
It
11-,
earned
more
than
$70
a
year.
The:cases
greater
than
In
the
cycle
year
:-t
,
rnm
in
the
event
of
i
verage
Income
of
the
farmer
was0,
1930.
which
would
bring
all
denomlna
Uons
under
one
head
Is
spreading
In
Oermany.
Thousands
of
Protes
tant
pastors
have
publicly
expressed
their
Indignation
against
such
a
move.
PEACE
BID
Paraguay
Wants
More
Definite
In
formation
Before
Accepting
Ltague
Invitation
ASUNCION,
Paraguay,
Oct.
19:
The
government
of
Paraguay
announces
that,
before
it
will
accept
-he
Invitation
of
the
League
of
Na
tions
to
send
delegates
to
a
peace
Duke
ot
Gloucester
Officiates
"men.
dipped
and
swooped
High
Low
Inauguration
of
Centenary
In
yesterday.
Melbourne
'MEdaoURtiEi
Australia,
Oct
19:
CP)--Wth
the
triumphant
entry
of
the
Duke
of
Gloucester,
Prince
Henry,
third
son
of
the
King
and
Queen,
Melbourne
and
Victoria
.
R
t
a
f
'
aidant!
Mntnint
o1aVii-o.
w?7
ad
n
vrp
cpdf
a
niMn
i
ofy
decked
0Pm
The
Duke
entered
the
city
In
a
eta
fa
Ml
Vi
o
lr1
rttwTti
I
More
than
a
million
persons
were
I
in
the
streets
to
cheer
the
Prince
and
his
entourage.
DEATH
TO
BE
ASKEDi4?
LOUISVILLE.
Ky..
Oct
.11:25
ajn.
215
ft.
23:55
pm.
p0.7
ft.
5:12-
ajn.
5.1
ft.
17:49
pjn.
3.7
It.
I
xxr
2"
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
OCTOBER
19,
1934
pkicz:
five
cents
M0LLISONS
FAVORED
TO
WIN
AIR
RACE
TO
AUSTRALIA
Whether
or
Not
Pacts
Shall
Be
Retained
Is
Problem
for
Nations
Great
Britain,
France
and
United
States
Said
to
be
Favorable
to
Retention
of
Basic
Principles
of
Iondon
and
Washington
Treaties
Japan
is
Opposed
W
VSIUNGTON,
D.C.,
Oct.
19:
(CP)
On
the
eve
of
the1
(neighbors
IN0RIENT
Canon
S,
II.
Gould
Tells
Kotary
Club
of
What
He
Saw
and
Heard
of
Three
Countries
During
Visits
China
Coming
to
Life
j
I'reskurr
of
Populaton
In
India
but
Cate
System
and
Spiritual
Stagnation
Holds
Country
I
.
-
naval
conference,
the
United
States
made
public;
Modcm
ChJna
u
alWe
lhrobVng
'
ua
for
submission
to
the
conference.
The
American
and
thrilling
with
lift,
a
marvji-j
ewposes
substantial
all
around
reduction
of
general
lous
nation
which
is
being
gradual-'..
armaments
and
renewal
of
the
Washington
and
y
consolidated.
Japan
u
bending
-
aval
treaties
with
mutual
sacrifices.
Great
Bri-:5
J5
.
Uln
and
France,
who
had
prelim--
'
-"r,'
Canada's
next
Renominated
i
nary
dUcu&sioni
in
London
yestcr-
day.
are
also
believed
to
favor
re-
taming
basic
principles
of
the
London
and
Washington
treaties
with
general
reductions.
Japan
has
already
announced
that
u
would
renounce
the
Wash
Capt
and
Mrs.
James
Mollison
j4
In
Readiness
For
Take-Off
Tomorrow
ot
Planes
tor
Melbourne
Twenty
Thousand
Persons
Will
Witness
Start
of
11,000
i
.lint
ijijj
l
iuiii
miiuiiiiiaii
.iiuvii
iiiuntj
Wagered
on
Result
i
MILDENHALL,
Eng.,
Oct
19:
(CP)
Everything
was
in
readiness
today
for
the
start
tomorrow
of
the
air
race
from
England
to
Melbourne,
Australia.
Twenty-one
planes
are
officially
entered
to
take
off
on
the
11,000
odd
mile
flight
and
it
is
expected
that
twenty
thousand
persons
'
will
witness
the
start.
All
accommodation
here
has
been
,
aiaken
up
at
prices
that
would
do
jjusihe
to
the
swankiest
London
GREAT
FAIR
;
IS
OPENED
hotels.
Capt.
and
Mrs.
James
Mollison
were
made
favorites
at
twelve
to
one
today
to
win
the
race,
by
bookmakers
In
Australia.
More
than
$159,030
has
been
bet
on
the
tace
In
.Australia
with
considerable
moncv
QuietWeddingf
Last
Evening
.Miss
Isabel
Muriel
Fidler
Becomes
Bride
of
Wiiiiam
J.
Henry
A
very
quiet
wedding
was
solemnized
at
S
o'clock
last
evening
In
First
Presbyterian
Church
Manse,
.
u
i.
n4
it
j
with
cheering
crowds
and
mlHUa
jficlatlng.
when
Isabel
Muriel,
only
l:LJer
overhead
dt,;.
.nIM
in
mar-
irlage
to
William
J.
Henry,
eldest
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Henry
of
Burnaby.
The
bride
was
unattended.
William
Fidler.
brother
of
the
bride,
was
best
man.
After
the
ceremony
a
recepUon
was
held
at
the
home
of
the
bride's
parents,
Atlln
Avenue,
for
imme-
the
evening,
the
young
'couple
left
on
the
Prince
George
Drastic
Punishment
Against
Thos.'for
Vancouver
where
they
will
re-Kobinson
Will
be
Asked
By
slde-
Federal
Authorities
I
.
i9
-Fe-iSix
Deaths
And
deral
authorities
state
here
that'
the
death
penalty
will
be
asked!
against
Thomas
H.
Robinson,
al-j
leged
kidnapper-
with
violence
of
Mrs.
Berry
Stoll,
who
was
returned
j
to
her
home
here
Tuesday
night
after
having
been
abducted
last!
$150,000
Damage
Is
Storm
Result
LOS
ANGELES.
Oct.
19:
CP
it
esumaiea
uw
iugu
uw
u-antl-kldnapplng
week.
Under
the
new
Lindbergh113
nisse
of
$150,000
had
been
caused
law,
the
death
narlev
In
connection
with
the
ter-
nenaltv
mav
nna-
hA
imrwH
by
the
storm
wracn
visuea
los
An
rHnrii
HUmit
with
Bolivia.
It
tt
oki
,,jiseles
and
district
this
week.
Six
wishes
to
know
how
the
League
in-1
been
still
successful
In
eluding
the
tends
to
settle
the
dispute
and
how
It
is
planned
to
give
Paraguay
se
curity.
Army
Is
Making
Strong
Bid
For
Control
ot
Politics
In
Flowery
Kingdom
TOKYO.
Oct.
19:
(CP
The
ad-
saved
from
being
killed
by
Wheat
Prices
Are
j
Still
Weak
Owing
To
Sales
Activity
WINNIPEG.
Oct.
19:
CP
Petty
'"n
of
2
i.ir
?tcA
ttt
n
nrcn,-i
tttlacK
U
m
iiamerhas
been
in
effect
for
several.
$4.84
on
the
local
exchange
mar-ijapan
Japan
particularly
particularly
with
with
reference
reference
kct.
jcct.wa
was
steady
with
no
changes
in
'.
'
I
I'
:
years.
years.
ket
yesterday.
c
market
yesterday.
ministration
of
Premier
Okuda
Is
J
selling
caused
wheat
prices
on
the
seriously
threatened
with
downfall,
Winnipeg
Grain
Exchange
to
drop
owlne
to
the
determination
of
the
slightly
again
yesterday.
May
fu-
closed
at
'
Army
to
dominate
the
politics
of
tures
closing
at
83
l8c.
Chicago
mar-
to
affairs
of
Manchukuo.
J
prices.
deaths
are
also
attributed
to
the
police.
Kls
wife
and
father,
how-
"5
iwuui
ui.
ever,
are
being
held
as
accomplices.
!
w,u"acr-
"
"va,y
,
a
Mrs
stnii
i
snirf
to
h
rirriar
i
&
wa
accompanied
by
earth-
Its
the
second
peace
overture
that
it
Was
only
through
the
of
flees
huake
shock5,
'
fromHhe
League
Ts
hlch
Paraguay
j
0(
Mr.s.
Roblnrcn
that
she
had
been
:
has
rejected.
JAP
CABINET
THREATENED
MONTREAL
JANITOR
IS
NOW
MILLIONAIRE
4
:
MONTREAL.
Oct.
19:
(CP)
W.
Hastings
Davis,
a
Montreal
janitor,
was
reported
yester-
day
to
have
received
a
draft
for
$1,125,000
under
the
settlement
ot
the
estate
of
his
mother
in
4
!
Scotland
but
sent'
It
back,
claiming
that
the
amount
should
have
beeri
$1,500,000.
As
well
as
the
money
he
also
Inherited
a
castle
In
the
Old
Country.
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