1
v
Fokker
Plane
On
Way
to
Carcross
Makes
Stop
Here
if
r
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L.
'
j
right-passenger
Fok-ane
which
will
be
sta-Can
row
(or
commercial
N,,rhm
Ilrltlth
Cnlum.
Yukon.
It.
C.
Randall'10
M'Hxurne.
Thty
were
only
twos
i.
a
fiwy
m.v
jmviuii
l
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3U
ajn.
i
ram
vaivcuu-
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4;'
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At
iMii-
it
t'f
the
northern
flight.
Today's
Stocks
Vancouver
tftsati'ln.
.Ol"
fc;-..cw
01',.
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N.rkrl.
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t'4
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130.
Reward
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58
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Crest.
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Oold.
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Bridge.
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herrltt.
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273,
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Cadillac.
35.
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kke
Maron.
.04
4.
Tcck
Hughes.
3.05.
Sudbury
Uasln,
1.28.
i
columarlo.
25.
-,-4
Smelter
Oold.
.20.
Cjn.
Malartic.
.60.
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Long
Lac.
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lrla
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mated,
jootf.
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,05
'
'
!a,h"usle,
.30
'
rlnd,
.jo.
Un,t
Oil,
.?34.
t,
Dutchmen
Still
Holding
Second
Place
Today
With
Americans
Third
Col.
and
Mrs.
James
Mollison
Forced
to
Drop
Out
I
PORT
DARWIN,
Australia,
Oct.
22:
(CP)
Smashing
all
records
for
the
flight
from
England
to
Australia,
the
British
team
of
C.
W.
A.
Scott
and
Campbell
Black
landed
at
Port
Darwin
today
and,
after
makinc
repairs
to
their
engine,
hopped
off
for
Charleville,
1400
miles
away.
The
next
hop
of
750
miles
from
Charleville
would
bring
them
day.
and
four
hours
out
of
London
from
BaUTla
lo
port
Danrtn
Experiencing
motor
trouble
be
tween
Karachi
and
Allahabad,
In
dta,
Capt.
and
Mrt.
James
Mollison,
after
having
held
a
good
lead,
were
forced
to
return
to
Karachi
twice
on
Sunday
ami.
after
reaching
Allahabad,
were
forced
to
drop
out
of
the
race.
The
Dutch
team
of
K.
D.
Parmen-ter
and
J.
J.
Moll
were
sUll
In
se
cond
place
late
today,
belm?
enroute
Scott
Has
Substantial
Lead
In
England
to
Melbourne
Air
Race
With
Dutchmen
in
Second
Place
SINGAPORE,
Straits
Settlements,
Oct.
22:
(CP)
With
Cant,
and
Mrs.
James
Mollison
having
dropped
into
Government
House
Of
St.
Pierre
And
Miquelon
Burned
1
ST.
PIERRE.
Oct
22:
-The
Gov-
,
rmment
House
of
St.
Pierre
and
Miquelon
and
adjoining
buildings
were
destroyed
by
fire
yesterday
as
I
a
result
of
the
explosion
of
an
elcc-1
trie
light
plant.
The
Governor
was
absent
at
the
time
and
there
were
no
casualties.
Card
of
Thanks
The
Women's
Auxllllary
and
the
Canadian
Legion
of
the
British
Empire
Service
League
express
their
very
sincere
appreciation
of
thi
imnnrt
of
those
who
donated
goods
for
the
bazaar,
the
artists
who
contributed
to
the
program
and
the
many
who
patromzco.
Yours
truly,
JOHN
S.
WILSON.
air
again
at
3:12
this
morning.
Col.
Roscoe
Turner
and
Clyde
Pangbom
of
the
United
States
were
third,
nearlng
Singapore
today.
Cathcart
Jones
and
Ken
Walker.
'
Britishers,
were
in
fourth
position:
on
arriving
at
Allahabad.
Five
other
I
machines
dropped
out,
leaving
thirteen
still
In
the
race.
(Further
details
of
the
progress
of
the
flight
In
earlier
stages
are
"
J
"
given
elsewhere.
I
fourth
pace
after
their
nlane
had
developed
engine
trouble
I
tatween
Bagdad
and
Karachi,
C.
W.
A.
Scott
and
Camp-
bell
Black
were
some
i6w
nines
aneau
oi
me
uuicn
commercial
fliers,
K.
D.
Parmenteer
and
J.
J.
Moll,
on
leaving
.
there
for
Tort
Darwin.
Australia,
Harold
Vermilyea
Reaches
Belleville
Trial
In
"Hatchet"
Murder
Case
Is
Eiperted
to
Commence
Thl
Saturday
BELLEVILLE,
Ont..
Oct.
22:
(CP)
Harold
Vermilyea.
who
waived
extradition
from
California,
arrived
here
vestcrday
under
police
escort
early
this
morning
on
the
fourth
lap
of
the
England
to
Melbourne
air
from
the
west.
It
Is
expected
hlsjbrlef
rest
(0
preliminary
trial
for
muroer
m
connection
with
the
"hatchet
killing"
of
his
mother
will
commence
on
Saturday.
racee.
Arriving
here
at
10:23
pjn.
(Greenwich
Timc
Sunday.
Scott
had
completed
about
two-thirds
of
the
distance
and.
with
the
goal
so
nearly
In
sight.
It
appeared
likely
that
he
would
have
no
difficulty
In
shattering
the
existing
record
for
the
flight
of
six
days
and
seventeen
hours.
At
the
rate
they
were
travelling,
they
should
reach
Mel
bourne
by
tonight.
Scott
and
Black,
following
their
arrival
here
from
Bagdad
and
Allahabad,
took
but
a
getting
Into
the
Parmenteer
and
Moll,
after
leav
ing
Allahabad,
made
stops
at
Cal
cutta
iand
Rangoon,
taking
off
at
3:15
this
morning
from
Rangoon
for
Singapore.
Col.
Roscoe
Turner
and
Clyde
Pangbom
were
In
third
place
at
Allahabad,
having
passed
Col.
and
Mrs.
Mollison
who
had
experienced
J
engine
trouble
and
Jammed
undercarriage!
being
forced
to
return
I
twice
to
Karachi.
However,
the
lat
ter
eventually
reached
Allahabad,
having
finally
left
Karachi
at
9:05
pjn.
(Oreenwlch
Time)
Sunday.
Cathcart
Jones
and
Ken
Waller
were
still
In
fifth
place
at
Up
to
last
night,
four
planes
liad
dropped
out
of
the
race.
Line-Up
at
lUcdad
BAGDAD.
Oct.
22:
Showing
the
AtlL
9,000.
Atlln.c
and
5c.
Covenant,
20,000,
Cold
Storage,
7.4c
and
5c.
!
Andrew
trip
to
Anyox
and
Stewart
.on
official
business.
t
Pair
of
Air
Racers
Dead!
ROME,
Oct.
22:
(CP)
Flying
Officer
H.
D.
uilman
and
Co
-
Pilot
Baines,
British
entrants
in
the
air
race
to
Melbourne,
were
burned
to
death
when
their
machine
caught
fire
in
the
air
shorty
after
they
way
to
the
field
with
a
substantial
left
here
on
Sunday,
lead
at
that
time.
capt.
and
Mrs.
They
had
been
forced
James
A.
Mollison
took
off
from
rlmvn
nt
T.vnn?
Fvunon
Bagdad
for
Allahabad
on
the
se-
cond
lap
of
the
England
to
Mel-'
b;
c.,t,1r,i.,v
"V
?,nn
nU.n
ff
tn
nn
I
hiMimi.
nlr
rnre.
Tiiv
had
covered
Klne
U'OUDIC.
In
little
more
than
twelve
hours
Continued
0.1
Page
'i
Today's
Weati&
Tomorrow's
Tides
prince
Rupert
-Part
cloudy,
't
High
1:25
a.m.
21.1
It.
utnclr
wind;
barometer,
2&.5;
13:21
p.m.
23.1
It.
temperature,
48;
sea
choppy.
Low
7:22
am.
5.6
ft.
20:00
p.m.
1.4
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXrV
No.
245,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
jMONDAY,
OCTOBER
22,
1934
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTB
SCOTT
AND
BLACK
REACH
AUSTRALIA
MANY
LIVES
LOST
IN
SEVERE
STORM
DOWN
COAST
SUNDAY
Mtish
Team,
Near
Melbourne
Today,
Appear
Almost
Sure
To
Win
England-Australian
Flight
j
Russia
Enters
League
of
Nations
the
l
tlon
of
the
city.
1
Five
men
aboard
the
Seattle
fish-1
Ing
boat
Agnes
were
drowned
when
the
craft
foundered
off
Point
Wil-,
Near
Portland
a
steamer
was
Maxjn
LltvtnoM
Soviet
commis
as
for
foreign
affairs,
aGdresseshe
assembly
of
the
League
Nations,
when,
with
ten
exceptions,
delegates
signified
assent
to
Russia's
admission.
:
1
UL
:
Eighty-Mile
Southeaster
OIL
BL'KNEK
EXfLODES
WINNIPEG.
Oct.
22:
(CPi
J.
T
Collison
K.C..
prominent
barrister
of
this
city,
and
Al-
bert
Andrews
and
L.
A.
Brock-
ett.
two
workmen,
were
killed
yesterday
In
the
basement
of
Mr.
Colllson's
home
where
an
oil
burner
exploded
while
be-
Ing
Installed.
Lome
Brockett.
son
of
one
of
the
dead
men,
was
seriously
Injured.
4
Halibut
Arrivals
American
1
Atlas,
28,000,
Cold
Storage,
9.5c
and
6c.
of
Sweeps
Northwest
and
Sixteen
Dead
Result
Brothcr-in-Law
of
British
Columbia
Judge
is
Victim
While
Hunting
Near
New
Westminster
Five
Drown
When
Pugct
Sound
Fishing
Boat
Sinks
bUATTLt;,
Uct.
'Jz:
)
At
least
sixteen
persons
were
killed
in
the
Pacific
Northwest
as
a
result
of
a
fierce
eighty-mile
southeast
gale
which
swept
the
lower
main
land
of
British
Columbia
and
the
Washington
and
Oregon
coasts
on
Sunday.
The
big
liner
President
Madison
pulled
away
from
her
dock
when
her
mooring
lines
were
broken
Canadian
n
siurm.
suuu
uuuuuigs
:
.
.
Capella
I.
20.000.
Atlin.TSc
and
d
Po",
residenUal
p.
,
blown
UlUWU
down
UUWU
In
ill
WIC
iWiUtuuai
sec
lUldliUUu
1
ClYUl
Birth
Control
11
I...
,
1
.!....
t
Thompson,
court
and
son-
,Jlner
ves
were
iut
m
wums
uisseminauon
01
iniurmaiwu
land
registrar,
sailed
last
evening
buildings
and
as
a
result
of
high
nn
the
Catala
to
make
the
round
tension
wires
dropping.
I
lnis
Line
.uvocaica
ij
American
Churchmen
blown
ashore,
the
storm
being
par-
ATLANTIC
CITY.
Oct.
22:
The
tlcularly
severe
off
the
Columbia
House
of
Bishops
of
the
Protestant
River.
Episcopal
Church,
in
session
here
Telegraphic
communication
to
by
a
vote
of
41
to
38
passed
a
reso-
Vancouver
was
cut
olf
for
a
time,
lutlon
sanctioning
birth
control
Westminster
Man
Drowned
'and
favoring
the
dissemination
of
VANCOUVER.
Oct.
22:
tCPt
K.
birth
control
Information
by
hos-
MacOown
of
New
Westminster,
pltals
and
reputable
doctors.
brother-in-law
of
Mr.
Justice
W.
O.
McQuarrle.
was
believed
drowned
ivhlle
duck
hunting
on
Sunday
dur-
nsr
n
southeast
eale
while
reached
a
velocity
of
fifty
miles
per
hour.
Dead
Tree
point
uiouay.
iresn
Thousands
of
dollars
damage
was
soutneast
wincr.
paromeicr,
aused
In
Vancouver
and
New
temperature.
48;
heavy
chop.
Westminister
as
a
result
of
the
Triple
isiana
part
ciouay.
ugni
torm.
Windows
were
broken,
poles
southeast
wind;
sea
smooth.
nd
wires
were
blown
down
and
.
Terrace
uiouay.
cairn,
jo.
there
was
other
property
damage
Victoria
Feels
It
VICTORIA.
Oct
22:
(CP
A
CO-
mlle
gale
blew
here
yesterday
with
he
barometer
dropping
to
28.95.!
Many
windows
were
smashed
and:
other
property
damage
done.
price
of
corrhit
Today's
Weather
Alyansh
Clear,
calm.
36.
Anyox
Clear,
calm.
35.
Stewart
Calm,
33.
Hazelton
Snow,
calm.
32.
Smlthers
Snow,
cool,
calm.
Burns
Lake
Snow,
calm,
32.
POUND
IN
.MONTREAL
MONTREAL
Oct.
22:
(CP)
The
Archduke
Otto
Ready
to
Take
4
Austrian
Throne
VIENNA.
Oct.
22-Archduke
Otto
of
Hapsburg
announced
at
th
week-end
that
he
was
prepared
to
take
the
throne
of
Austria
as
soon
,
as
the
people
expressed
their
desire
for
rum
to
do
so.
IS
LAID
AT
REST
Large
Attendance
This
Afternoon
at-Obsequies
For
Late
Alex
E
Clapperton
'
First
Presbyterian
Church
was'
crowded
this
afternoon
with
those
desirous
of
paying
their
'final
tri-
jbutes
of
esteem
and
respect
to
the.
memory
of
the
late
Alexander
(Qoc)
I
Clapperton,
well
known
pioneer
!
citizen
of
Prince
Rupert,
whose
i
death
occurred
late
last
week.
The
I
service
was
conducted
by
Rev.
ID.
Grant
Holllngworth
and.
Mrs,
El
jj.
Smith
presided
at
the
organ
to
(accompany
the
hymns
which
were
Hvhen
OnTlIylbay
ofufe
the
Night
Is
Falling"
and
"O
Safe
to
the
Rock
That
Is
Higher
Than
I."
both
of
which
were
favorites
of
the
deceased.
There
was
a
vocal
solo
by
John
E.
Davey.
Ushers
were
S.
J.
Hunter.
William
Lambie
and
J.
A.
Teng.
Following
the
church
service.
Interment
was
made
in
Fairvlew
Cemetery,
a
long
concourse
following
the
cortege
to
the
final
resting
place.
Pallbearers
wereS.
D.
Mac-donald,
W.
M.
Brown,
JjR.
Mitchell.
J.
S.
Irvine,
George
Scott
and
W.
Vaughan
Davies.
PASSES
SENTENCE
William
Hayner
was
sentenced
i
this
morning
by
Magistrate
McCly-
;
mont
In
city
police
court
to
seven
J
days
Imprisonment
without
option
of
fine
for
operating
a
motor-
J
vehicle
while
under
Influence
of
liquor.
The
magistrate
announced
-that
he
was
unable
to
comply
with-rs
defence
request
for
suspended
sen--tence.
City
Solicitor
EF.
Jones
prosecuted
and
J.
T.
Harvey
acted
ax-defence
counsel.
Witnesses
for
the
prosecution
were
Dr..
L.
W.
Kerglns
Dr.
J.
P.
Cade
and
Constable
Taylor
and.
for
the
defence,
Dr.
C.
H.
Han-s
klnson.
S
F.
Dodsworth,
assistant
manager
cf
the
Granby
store,
was
a
passen--
ger
aboard
the
Catala
last
evcnlnj
returning
to
the
smelter
town
after
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
KlNGSFOItD-SMITU
IS
SAFE
AT
SUVA
SUVA.
Fill
Islands.
Oct.
22:
(CP
Having
completed
the
1700-mile
flight
from
Brisbane
In
eleven
hours
and
45
minutes
r
w
despite
adverse
winds,
.
clouds
,
,
and
rain
squalls.
Sir
Charles
.
Klngsford-Smlth
landed
here
.
Sunday,
narrowly
escaping
a
crash
In
a
grove
of
trees
on
coming
down.
After
a
brief
rest,
he
planned
on
hopping
off
on
the
next
leg
-of
his
trans-
Pacific
flight
to
Honolulu
en-
route
to
Oakland,
Cal,
but
found
It
necessary,
on
account
.
Y
of
heavy
rains,
to
postpone
the
J
take-off
until
Wednesday.
He
will
probably
land
at
Fanning
Island,
1200
miles
north
of
NEW
YORK.
Oct
22;
The
prlco.
British
pound
sterling
was
quoted
here,
enroute
to
Honolulu.
of
copper
was
unchanged
at
oTper
ni
.03vt
on
me
iqcui
ecnuKC--pou'nds
on
the
local
market.
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