Today's
Weather
A
tpcrt
Raining,
strong
V
id;
barometer,
30.35;
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i
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Mi.
J'
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Silver
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Idaho.
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pffmirr
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Cr.
it.
.02.
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oold.
.13.
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nncne.
.30.
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.05.
Unllf1
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.25.
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,
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UnV
.03-,
V,0l
rniCKiiowN
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CP-OoM
.K
"5"nadan
funds
funds
todav.
today,
Canallan
f,,I?
pr,cc
wa
$34.28
In
U11U3,
Log
scaling
in
Prince
Rupert
forestry
district
for
the
month
of
September
this
year
totalled
21.269.393
board
feet
as
compared
with
10.876,-368
board
feet
in
the
same
month
last
year,
bringing
the
scale
for
1931
to
date
up
to
92.112.023
board
feet
as
n
tralnst
35.255
022
board
feet
in
the
first
nine
months
of
1933.
Scaling
per
species
In
the
district
this
September
was
as
follows,
figure
for
September
last
year
also
being
shown
for
comparison:
Douglas
Fir
Cedar
....
Spruce
Hemlock
Balaam
1934
B.F.
1.692.994
2.435202
7.083.619
.
6.933.473
3.009.147
Jnckplne
108,870
Miscellaneous
1.088
1933
D.F.
608.994
600.093
4,476.965
3.230.570
1.916,042
42,799
Totals
21.269.393
10,876.368
Forest
Products
Production
of
poles
and
piling,
etc.
In
the
Interior
this
September
nmounted
to
67.100
lineal
feet
41.555
lineal
feet
of
which
was
cedar
and
25.545
lineal
feet
hemlock
as
compared
with
53.834
lineal
feet
38.875
cedar
and
14,959
hemlock
In
the
same
month
last
year.
A
total
of
328
cords
of
wood
was
scaled
this
September
as
against
131
cords
last
year.
Hewn
tics
taken
out
In
Uic
dis
trict
this
September
numbered
47.-341
pieces
1,593
hemlock
and
45,-
748
Jackplnc
In
comparison
with
last
September's
31.554
tics
all
of
which
was
Jackplne.
Does
Not
Intend
Further
Inflation
President
Roosevelt
Denies
Plans
to
Devaluate
Dollar
Any
More
Jjist
Now
WA8HINQTON,
DC.
Oct.
13:
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
yesterday
gave
official
denial
to
re
ports
that
he
Intended
to
further
I
devaluate
the
dollar
at
this
time.
TERRORISTS
ARE
TAKEN
Two
Alleced
Accomplices
of
Kinf
Slayer
Arrested
All
Quiet
in
Juto-Slavla
Yesterday.
PARIS.
Oct.
13:
(CI)
Charted
with
complicity
in
the
assassination
at
.Marseilles
on
Tuesday
of
this
week
or
Klnr
Alexander
of
Juto-Slavla.
two
suspects
were
taken
Into
custody
by
the
French
police
at
the
Swbs
border
yesterday.
One
of
the
men
confessed
that
he
had
come
to
France
with
the
avowed
Intention
of
killing
Klnr
Alexander.
The
other
admitted
havinc
been
associated
with
Petrus
Kalaman.
the
dead
slayer
of
the
Jujo-Slav
monarch.
They
are
all
believed
to
have
been
members
of
an
International
terrorist
band
which
has
vowed
to
rid
Europe
of
all
rclcninc
monarch.
The
arrests
ere
made
at
Anne
Masse.
The
two
suspects
and
two
other
men
who
escaped
the
police
hunt
for
the
assassin's
accomplices
were
Identified
from
photocraphs
as-
klnf
'winVonHot'-
a
Jugo-'
Slav
refurce
orjcaniattlon.
The
terrorist
band
:taslil,-whlrh
Juco-Slavia
accuses
Hun-jary
of
harboring,
was
stated
today
by
the
French
Surete
Nation-ate
as
havinc
been
identified
as
the
power
behind
the
assassinations
of
Klnr
Alexander
and
Foreltn
.Minister
Rarthou
on
Tuesday.
A
woman
accomplice
said
to
have
been
In
company
with
Kalaman
Just
before
the
Marseilles
affair
Is
also
belnr
sought.
PETLR
ACCLAl.MKI)
miUIIUnr,
Oct.
13:
(CIM
All
was
reported
quiet
yesterday
in
Juco-Slavla.
Kine
Peter
II,
the
new
boy
monarch,
arrived
In
Ilfljrade
from
Uneland,
where
he
has
been
attending
Eton
Collece.
The
body
of
the
slain
King
is
due
to
arrive
today.
A
scene
of
unprecedented
popular
acclaim,
joy
and
devotion
greeted
the
child
King
on
his-
arrival
to
take
the
throne
of
his
assassinated
father.
1
ItARTllOU
MUItHII)
iwkis,
oct.
u:
icri
louis
i
IUrthou,
w
ho
was
assassinated
at
Marseilles
on
Tuesday,
was
burled
here
today
with
nearly
every
country
in
the
world
paying
homage
to
his
memory.
Sir
John
SI-
j
mon,
tlltritish
foreign
secretary,
!
represented
the
British
Empire,
j
1
"
I
Old
Country
Soccei
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
First
Division
Arsenal
3.
Manchester
City
0.
i
Aston
Villa
2,
Everton
2.
!
Blackburn
3,
Middlesbrough
2.
Chelsea
2,
Hudderstleld
1.
Derby
County
1.
Grimsby
4.
Leeds
United
0,
Sheffield
Wednesday
0.
Leicester
City
0,
Preston
North-end
0.
Liverpool
5,
Dlrmlngham
4.
Portsmouth
0,
Stoke
City
1.
Sunderland
1.
Tottenham
2.
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
3,
West
Dromwlch
Albion
2.
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
First
Division
Aberdeen
1.
St.
Mlrren
0.
Albion
2,
Hibernians
0.
Clyde
0,
Celtic
3.
Hamilton
3,
Dunfermline
0.
Hearts
2,
Motherwell
1.
Kilmarnock
2,
Dundee
0.
Queen
of
South
1.
Alrdrlconlans
1.
St.
Johnston
4,
Ayr
0,
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
5:04
ajn.
16.8
ft.
l..
sea
rough,
16:37
pjn.
19.5
It.
Low
10:43
ajn.
9.4
ft
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
23:45
pjn.
52
ft.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
OCTOBER
13,
1934
Dam
Torn
Out
By
Flood
Waters
M
cWBflMCatflfllBiiiV
JPisssBE
ssHssstssssssV
4'l'fc
!liilslsfissssss
!)lsssssssssssssssssssssitfMHiiissssssssssssss
AH
.h.i'
temami
of
a
mill
dam
a;
Kettleby.
Qnt..
after
flood
waters,
caused
by
heavy
rains,
tore
it
apart,
washing
gut
fences,
gardens
,
and
most
of
the
nearby
road:
.
;
f
Alice
Cruikshank
is
Legatee,
Receiving
$24,000
From
Her"
Father's
Estate
in
New
York
NEW
YORK,
Oct
13:
(Special
to
the
News)
Miss!
Alice
u.
Cruikshank
of
Prince
Rupert
will
receive
approximately
$24,000
representing
a
fourth
of
the
residuary
estate
left
by
her
father,
the
late
Alfred
B.
Cruik
shank,
lawyer
and
author,
whose
property
was
appraised
here
by
the
New
lork
Mate
Transfer
Tax
Department.
Mr.
Cruikshank,
who
died
October
MINING
IS
CONTINUING
Fourteen
Men
Employed
at
Vital
Creek
Property
and
Two
Shifts
Are
Being
Worked
With
a
total
of
fourteen
men
em
ployed
and
two
shifts
working,
i
mining
man,
and
associates
are
conUnulng
mining
operations
on
th
Vital
Creek
placer
gold
property
In
the
Omlneca
district
which
they
are
operating
on
lease
from
local
owners.
Mining
will
continue
until
about
December
15
when
severe
weather
of
winter
Is
expected
to
necessitate
the
usual
seasonal
shut-down.
Mr.
Shepard
arrived
In
the
city
this
week
from
Vital
Creek
and
ex
pects
to
be
here
for
the
next
few
days.
Prof.
Piccard's
Flight
to
Thin
Air
Set
Today
have
been
under
way
for
months.
NO
HALIBUT
TODAY
19.
1933,
in
Saint
Malo.
France,
where
he
had
been
residing,
left
an
estate
which
was
appraised
this
morning
at
$100,561
gross
value
and
$96,678
net.
Mrs.
Ellsa
R.
Cruikshank
and
Miss
Maud
Cruikshank,
widow
and
daughter
of
New
York.
Mrs.
Florence
C.
Martin,
a
daughter
of
Key-port,
N.J.,
and
Mrs.
Elizabeth
Young,
a
granddaughter,
of
Hazlet,
NJ.,
also
receive
shares.
Mr.
Cruikshank
was
born
in
Fre-
Royal
Shepard.
well
known
Juneau
dericton.
N.B.,
eighty-six
years
ago.
the
son
of
the
late
John
and
Matilda
Cruikshank.
He
came
to
the
United
States
at
the
age
of
sixteen,
served
In
the
Civil
War.
studied
law
ind
became
widely
known
as
an
attorney
for
lumber
Interests.
He
was
also
the
author
of
two
books.
"The
True
Character
of
Hamlet"
and
'Popular
MlsRovernment
In
United
States."
Boy
Scouts'
Toy
Repair
Shop
Is
FRIC:
FIVE
CENTS
QKA
TTJ
F.
A
1
A
QV
A
A
in
nr
a
n
crnxnnr
jun
i
j
l.u
llUiYl
Hill
irmiL
OLtiVlLL
.
.
i
-
-
-
-
lUMIM
rAtilYlLKo
LKLUll
All
COMES
INTO
OPERATION
Mnil
Rmitp
Fnr
Noiu
4iYu;a)s
line
j4ong
Coast
To
Ketchikan
Branches
Will
Run
Into
Interior
Pan-American
Airways
dranicu
rermi.ssion
io
uperate
Over
Canada
By
Optional
Routes
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
Oct
13:
(CP)-EsUbHshment
icircc
air
mail
routes
between
Puget
Sound
and
Alaska
rcs
predicted
today
by
W.
W.
Conner
of
Seattle,
vice-p
T.or
of
the
National
Aeronautic
Association,
who
.
!ie
was
reliably
informed
that
the
main
route
would
lie
;cr
water
to
Ketchikan
and
other
norts
with
branches
-
Cm
the
interior.
n
1
MP
ARI
IO
I
Tnius,on
M
wen
granted
by
KAN.M
I
VI
IN
'lhc
Canadian
government
to
Pan-
DEMANDED
Vsrw
Bandits
Ask
S138.00
lor
Kdarn
of
Three
Kidnapped
Mmlomrin
CANuHAI
Oct
'13:
CCTtiDpi'
it'?
motion
rios.
Including
a:
.a-,
wnnan.
M1m
Grace
mcn.be
rs
of
the
China
In-Ml
itn
demand
approxl-'
t
iS004
raiuom
for
the
safe
f
'.I-
iptliei
but
It
Is
quite
...i'
no
attempt
will
be
:
Mjch
huge
demand.
iuucs
were
captured
;'T
-jV
While
it
turn
I
iii?
from
a
rcrrr
:
t,'
Kwelrhow.
Today's
Stocks
IC
an.
I
B
O
JohrwVoo
I
Bri.
jrnp
Vancouver
1)2
01
j.
B
r
Nl'
ki-l.
.69.
H
Missouri
21.
B.
.J.
-
2
70
14.00.
B
R
Coi
s
na
&
X
.
35.
Jriboo
Quartz,
no.
Dt'if'iiua.
.51.
"swell.
,21
torgia
River,
joi.
He?
30.
American
Airways
of
the
United
8Uit
to
operate
through
BriUsh
Columbia
In
a
commercial
air
service
to
Alaika,
permission
being
also
granted
to
use'Britah
Columbia
air-portl.
There
are
opUonal
routes
along
the"
coast
via
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert
or
Inland
via
Spo-anc
anct
frUKt
JOwrge
.
.
SCALING
TRIPLED
Present
Year
Continues
to
Show
l-arse
Increase
Over
1-ok
Production
of
1933
Receivers
Appointed
Under
Legislation
On
Agricultural
Industry
I).
C.
Stuart
of
Prince
Rupert
is
Among
Officials
Named
In
British
Columbia
Machinery
Set
in
Motion
To
Confer
Benefits
OTTAWA,
Oct.
13:
(CP)
With
the
announcement
yesterday
of
official
receivers
appointed
for
British
Nova
Scotia.
New
RrnnswiVlr
nnrl
P
Island,
machinery
is
now
complete
in
evprv
nrnvmeo
nf
,
Canada
for
those
engaged
in
agricultural
pursuits
to
avail
,
themselves
of
their
privileges
under
the
Farmers
Credi-
IREGULATING
OF
EXPORTS
B.
C
Red
Cedar
Shindies
Brought!
Under
National
Products
Marketing
Act
fW
11'
.
'it.
m
)
,
s.
OTTAWA.
Oct.
13:
(CP)
British
Columbia
red
shingles
have
been.
ducts
Marketing
Act
for
the
pur
pose
of
regulating
export
to
the
United
States.
NEW
CHIEF
OF
POLICE
Corp.
Robert
Gibson
to
Corp.
G.
A.
Wyman
Here
Head
Of
Smithers
District
Changed
In
direct
charge
of
the
city
detach
ment
of
the
provincial
police
here
for
the
past
year
or
so,
to
Fernle
to
take
charge
of
the
city
detachment
there.
He
will
be
succeeded
here
by
Corp.
Robert
Gibson,
well
known
local
district
officer
who
for
some
time
has
been
attached
to
district
headquarters
in
Prince
Rupert.
City
detachment
will
continue
to
be
under
general
supervision
of
Staff
Sergeant
Alex
McNeill
with
Corp.
Gibson
In
direct
charge.
Other
changes
In
police
officers
In
the
north
Include
the
transfer
nf
Rprppnnf
Anrtrpo?
Palrhalm
fnr
e
rome
vears
chief
of
thp
Kmlthers
detachment,
to
Cranbrook
district,
his
successor
at
Smithers
being
!
Serjeant
Richard
Bowen
from
Pen-
tlcton.
Constable
L.
A.
N.
Potterton
of
Stewart
is
transferred
to
Alert
Bay.
Alert
Bay
i
f
i
J
Constable
uonsiaoie
DeWltt
uewui
from
irom
Ai
Again
UperateUjtakln8
the
post
at
Stewart.
The
Boy
Scouts
and
Olrl
Guides!
Tfifljw'Q
WpafTlPr
"
C(U11Cr
are
opening
their
toy
repair
shop!
acaln
for
the
seventh
year
In
sue-
rpssimv
ThP
.nhiert
is
tn
rnak
sure
Dd
Tree
Point
Cloudy,
fresh
pnnr
nwpnnnM
Urh
rw
that
chil
dren
who
would
not
other-
um,
uaiumcicr.
ou.u.
a
w
v
w
.
,
wa.,
W
fc.
I
'
-
-
I.
.
-
,
13:-Prof.
August
Plccard
nnd
Mrs
'wise
do
so
may
receive
gifts
of
toys,:temPcratur?-
5:
,
heavy
chop.
Piccard
were
to
take
off
rrom
here!
books,
etc.
this
Christmas
Ume.
,
"'P";
Island-Raining,
fresh
today
for
a
flight
to
the
strato-l
Boys
and
girls
of
Prince
Rupert
'southerly
wind;
sea
choppy,
sphere.
Preparations
for
the
ascent'
re
being
arked
to
gather
up
their'
Lanuara
Island-Overcast,
strong
rilsnnrriptl
tnvv
etr
lhat
ran
bc."u"":a-
vsiuu.
cu
uivuenuc.
fixed
up
and
bring
them
to
the
Toe
H
rooms
over
Glcnnle's
store
or
,
I
to
Q.
and
S.
Grocery
or
phone
Blue
,
No
boats
being
in
with
catches.
270
and
they
will
be
called
for.
there
was
no
sale
of
halibut
on
the
-
local
fish
exchange
,thls
morning.!
Father
Champagne
O.
M.
I.
sail
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm.
44.
Alyansh
Raining,
calm,
44.
Anyox
Raining,
calm,
45.
Wheat
Prices
The
Lysckll,
Capt.
Al
Wole.
arrived
ed
last
night
on
the
Prince
John
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
13:
(CP)
UUs
morning
with
a
catch
of
30,000
for
a
two
weeks'
trip
to
Queen
Char-
Wheat
was
quoted
at
783.C
on
the
pounds
of
black
cod
for
the
Atlln
lotto
City
and
other
Island
points
local
exchange
yesterday,
today's
Fisheries.
0n
ecclesiastical
duties.
price
being
77c.
tors
Arrangement
Act.
The
Act
ames
Into
operaUon
in
these
provinces
on
November
1.
Official
re-,
oelvers
in
British
Columbia
include
D.
C.
Stuart
of
Prince
Rupert.
BURGLARY
-IS
SOLVED
brought
under
the
National
Pro-'!
David
Ryan
Gets
Nine
.Months
After
Confessing
to
Breaking
and
Entering
Through
the
persistent
efforts
of
Constables
Talt.
Pomeroy,
Staines,
Taylor.
Livingstone
and
Causton,
assisted
by
Dominion
Constable
Watklnson,
working
under
the
supervision
of
Staf
Sergeant
McNeill,
an
Indian
named
David
Edward
J.Ryan
of
Metlakatla
was
arrested
Succeed;
late
yesterday
afternoon
before
'setting
out
for
Vancouver,
and
charged
with
the
offence
of
breaking
and
entering
Jabour's
and
.stealing
consiaerame
laaies
wear-Announcement
was
made
at
dl-
ing
apparel
in
the
way
of
shoes,
visional
headquarters
of
the
pro-'
rubbers,
underwear,
etc.
All
stolen
i
vlnclal
police
today
of
the
transfer
articles
were
recovered.
Ryan
ap-
of
Corp.
G.
A.
Wyman,
who
has
been
peared
before
Police
Magistrate
McClymont
today
and
pleaded-
guilty
to
the
theft,
being
sentenced,
to
nine
months'
Imprisonment.
The
"
fact
that
his
hands
had
been
cut
when
entry
was
made
by
removing
a
window
pane
led
to
Ryan's
ar
rest.
"
A
warrant
has
been
Issued
for
the
arrest
of
other
persons
in
connec"
tion
with
this
robbery.
TRAIN
WRECK
:
KILLS
THREEr
Rock
Island
Express
Derailed
Near-Iowa
City
With
Fatal
Results
IOWA
CITY.
Oct.
13:
Three
per-wns
were
killed
and
several
Injured
when
a
Rock
Island
Railway
passenger
train
was
wrecked
near
here
on
running
Into
a
standing
train.
It
was
the
second
train
wreck
with
fail
results
In
Iowa
this
week.
An
official
Investigation
has
been
ordered.
OVERSUBSCRIPTION
OF
1931
REFUNDING
LOAN
OTTAWA.
Oct.
13:
(CP)
Oversubscription
of
the
Do-
minion
of
Canada
1034
Re-
f
funding
Loan
of
$250,000,000
by
almost
$33,000,000,
neccssl-
tatlng
a
heavy
scaling
down
of
.
the
larger
cash
subscriptions,
was
announced
today
by
Hon.
Edgar
Rhodes,
minister
of
finance.