TOMORROW'S
TIDES
Sunday,
October
20
High
2:28
ajn.
20.6
ft,
Six
Months
Jail
Yesterday
on
Charge
of
Prowling
at
Smelter
Town
Paul
Evannlkov
of
Anyox
was
inund
guilty
by
Judge
t.
mcb.i
aupmnnn
nn
n
pnanrp
ni
in
n
lie
found
in
a
dwelling
by
night
with:
lntnt
in
inmm
t
an
lnrilrtAblei
months'
Imprisonment,
dating
from
the
time
of
his
arrest
late
last
month.
I
w
E.
FUhcr
acted
as
crown:
nmcfirtitnr
In
th
raw
whllAl
Tt,
.
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FUNERAL
NOTICE
Man-Eating
Shark
Attacked
Trollers
at
Skidegate
Bar
Thursday
and
T,ook
the'Gear
and
Drove
Boat
to
Harbor
SKIDEGATE,
Oct.
18.
A
large
man-eating
shark
that
has
been
hanging
around
Skidegate
bar
for
the
past
two
weeks
ran
amok
Thursday
among,
the
trollers
engaged
there,
stripped
all
the
trolling
gear
from
the
troller
Chummey,
then,
attacking
the
troller
Icelander,
it
cleaned
all
the
lines
off
that
boat
and
then
made
a
rush
at
the
boat
itself.
Captain
Eyolfsen
put
on
all
speed
for
the
harbor
and
no
more
was
seen
of
the
big
fish.
4-
UNEMPLOYMENT
ON
RAILWAYS
AS
RESULT
OF
TIE-UP
IN
GRAIN
OTTAWA,
Oct.
unemployment
is
the
tie-up
which
among?
railway
19:
O
rave
a
result
of
now
exists
workers
in
Canada,
according
to
J.
A.
P.
Haydon,
representing
"Labor,"
the
publication
of
the
railway
labor
unions.
HOLDUP
AT
TORONTO
ON
THE
STREET
Four
Bandits
Directed
by
Women
Get
Away
With
$2600
TORONTO,
Oct.
19.
Shooting
down-
any
passerby
who
might
interfere
with
their
plans,
four
young
bandits,
apparently
directed
by
pretty,
well-dressed
women,
last
night
held
up
a
brewery
house
money
truck
and
escaped
with
$2600"1rreash
after
'wounding
three
persons.
The
bandits
operated
in
a
large
sedan.
Stephens
Not
to
Run
For
Mayor
Name
of
Hi
B.
Rochester
Mention
ed
but
He
Has
Made
No
Decision
Yet
Ex-Aid.
M.
M.
SteDhens.
asked
to-:
day
if
he
contemplated
running
for
mayor
at
tne
civic
election
in
January,
stated
that
he
had
no
lnten-!
tion
of
doing
so.
His
name
has'
been
freely
mentioned
in
connect
tion
with
the
contest.
1
The
name
of
Ex-Mayor
H.
B.
Ro-1
Chester
is
also
heard,
but
Mr.
Ro-1
Chester,
while
admitting
that
he
has
been
approached,
says
that
he
:
has
not
yet
made
a
decision
in
the
matter.
Victoria
Cross
Men
to
Get
Free
Transportation
MONTREAL,
Oct.
19:
Contin
gent
tin
the
approval
of
the
board
or
railway
commissioners,
iree
transportation
from
their
homes
In
Canada
to
the
seaboard
will
be
issued
by
the
Canadian
National
Railways
to
Canada's
holders
of
the
Victoria
Cross,
who
would
otherwise
he
unable
to
attend
the
Prince
of
Wales'
banquet
to
Victoria
Cross
winners,
in
London.
Boston
Grill
URGE
OAHARET
wmm
Special
Dinner
Thursday
and
Saturday!
14:25
p.m.
22.6
ft.
-.
Daoclnc
Etery
Sal
irclay
Night,
9
to
12
Danc
Hall
lor
Hlx
Low
8:27
a.m.
5.8
ft
e.,
v
Accommodation
for
Private
Partlea
21:00
p.m.
2.2
f
A.
rb
.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISII
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PHONE
431
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,'
SATURDAY,
OCT.
19,
1929
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
fi7
n
a
m
tir
wneai
rnces
arecteu
By
Another
Big
Drop
Stock
Prices
Today
This
Is
Fifth
Day
of
Liquidation
With
Slashing
of
Prices
On
New
York
Stock
Market
WINNIPEG,
Oct.
19.
Wheat
prices
broke.
more
than
three
cents
today
when
stop
loss
orders
and
heavy
liquidation
by
tired
speculators
let
loose
large
quantities
tof
wheat.
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
19
For
the
fifth
day
this
week
prices
tumbled
on
the
slock
exchange,
leading
issues
breaking
from
$5
to
$25
with
three
and
a
half
million'
shares
changing
hands.
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
19.-Thc
price
of
wheat
fell
off
here
three
cents
a
bushel
today,
quotations
for
spot
cash
at
Vancouver
on
No.
1
northern
being
$1.3
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II.
Application
ror
water
Rights
There
NOW
CAMPBELL
RIVER
nulla
riant
on
Vancouver
Island
VICTORIA.
Oct.
19:
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TORONTO
STOCKS
McOHery,
Olbborj
St
CoUart,
Ltd.)
Falconbridge,
7.75,
7.95.
Abana.
1.55.
1.56.
Amulet.
2.80,
2.81.
Irollingcr.
550,
5.55.
Hudson
Bay.
16.00.
10.26.
International
Nickel.
50.00,
5025.
Lakesrwte.
22.25,
22.75.
Mclntyre.
1435,
14.90.
Mandy.
43.
47.
Nlplssing,
2.25,
235.
Norenda,
45.55,
45.75.
Sherrltt
Oordon,
5.50.
5.60.
Sudbury
Baaln,
620,
6.25.
Teck
Huehss,
5.70,
5.75.
TreadwelT
Yukon.
7.50,
7.75.
Venture.
4J55.
4.76.
Mining
Corporation.
3.80,
3.90.
Home
Oils,
13.75.
11.00.
Power
of
Example
Seen
In
London
Window
Slashing
LONDON.
Oct.
10:
One
fool
makes
many:
so
coes
one
criminal
As
an
example
of
the
force
ol
mass-suggestion
the
recent
epidemic
of
window
slashing
in
London
la
hard
to
beat.
It
began
with
the
scratching
of
two
hundred
shop
windows
In
the
West
Kirl
and
undoubtedly
the
work
of
a
single
hand.
The
damage
was
reported
in.
the
press
on
the
morning
of
September
10.
and
on
the
following
day
"slashing"
as
a
pastime
had
spread
to
the
four
quarters
of
London
and
the
suburbs.
A
day
later
and
its
"popu-lailtv
had
carried
it
into
the
provinces,
outrages
being
reported
from
cities
as
far
apart
as
Leicester
and
Exeter,.
Then,
quite
as
suddenly
as
it
had
arisen,
the
outbreak
died
down.
A
similar
epidemic,
but
political
in
origin,
occurred
in
1981.
The
only
possible
explanation
that
will
account
for
an
orgy
of
destruction
running
into
some
thousands
of
pound3
ana
pursued
wunout
od-Ject
over
so
widespread
an
area
Is
the
sheer
power
of
evil
example.
TRAILING
IX
KA3T
mNConD.
N.H..
Oct.
19:
New
M..
m
M
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f
T
Uamn.hlrii
frnnnAfX
lfif
VfYl
T
n
x.i...
in
i.i,.
r.in,
n
.in
rnaiivi
v
fv(A
from
their
tran
pm,
on
Monday.
October
21
fromi
lines,
according
to
the
report
of
takers.
all,
51,267
skins
were
taken.
HOST:
"De
ye
say
'When,'
Angus?"
MAC:
"Mon,
Ah
never
even
thocht
it!
-London
Opinion
next
month.
This
announcement
was
made
,
by
Sir
Henry
Thornton
toaay.
Halibut
Sales
Summary
American
00,500
pounds,
15.1c
and
8c
to
17.2c
and
9c.
Canadian
15.000
pounds,
16.5c
and
10c
to
18.9c
and
11c.
American
Unhona.
22,000,
Cold
Storage,
15.1
and
8c.
Pierce,
6,500.
Dooth,
17.2c
and
9c.
Yaltutat,
32,000,
Atlin,
15.4c
and
Sc.
,
,
Canadian
M.
M.
Chtbtopher,
2,500,
Cold
StorageiJindJOi
..J
Tf
Dingo,
4,000,
Pacific,
10.5c
and
10c.
Ternen,
5,000,
Atlin,
17.5c
and
11c.
Pair
of
Jacks.
3,000,
Cold
Storage,
18.9c
and
11c.
Joe
Baker,
1,500;
Royal,
18.7c
and,
11c.
'
CO-OP.
MARKETING
CONCORD.
N.H..
Oct.
19:
The
first
co-operative
marketing
protect
ever
attempted
in
this
state
has
been
launched
by
the
potato
Growers
of
Merrimack
country.
LABOR
HAS
ITSlfRRY
Commissioner
of
-Works
Lansbury
Finds
Many
Job
Hunters
,
in
England
1
PROPOSED
IMPROVEMENTS
Suit
Bathing
in
Hyde
Park
and
Mixed
Bathing
in
Serpentine
Planned
LONDON,
England,
Oct.
19:
"People
seem
to
tnlnk
I
have
hun-drp'is
of
Jobs
to
give
away."
declared
Hon.
Oeorge
Lansbury
first
commissioner
of
works.
TThey
seem
to
think
I
am
a
grcat-heted
sort
of
fellow.
whA
now
I
hare
ff)nd
a
job
myself,
can
find
a
Job
for
them
as
well.
That
is
not
the
way
things
are
done
at
the
office
of
works.
It
Is
a
good
thing,
too,
because,
otherwise
it
would
lead
to
a
good
deal
of
favoritism."
George
Lansbury
was
addressing
an
audience
of
women
at
Bromley,
which
forms
part
of
the
vast
east-end
of
London
which
he
knows
so
well;
where
he
has
lived
so
long.
Just
now
he
is
busy
going
aU
over
the
parks
and
other,
open
spaces
which
belong
to
the
crown,
and
f
oi
the
care
of
which
he
is
therefore
responsible,
to
see
how
their
ameni-tleamay
be
extendedMHe
If
talk-mg-VI
introducing
sun
bathing
at
Hyde
Park,
and
mixed
bathing
in
che
Serpentine.
It
was
the
earlier
Labor
Government
which
was
responsible
'for
removal,
of
the
ban
upon
taxis
being
driven
through
Hyde
Park,
Previously
.
.the
park
roads
could
onlyi
be
used
by
private
carriages.
In
some
ways-Mr.
Lansbury
is
the
most
InteresUng'
Inclusion
In
the
present
cabinet.
His
fierce
Independence,
his
Impetuosity,
and
his
plain
manner
of
speech
seemed
to
render
it
impossible
that
he
could
ever
become
a
minister
of
the
crown.
But
those
who
really
know
him
are
aware
that
a
genUe,
kindly
spirit
lies
behind
his
plainness
of
utterance.
Like
many
other
man
of
the
"say
what
I
mean
type"
he
Is
htaself
most
sensitive
to
criticism.
His
devotion
to
the
Church
of
England
is
considerable,
and
at
Church
Congresses
he
used
often
to
keep
a
gathering
of
galtered
bishops
and
other
dignitaries
closely
interested.
He
was
at
one
time
editor
of
the
Daily
Herald,
and
had
an
uneasy
year
once
as
chairman
of
the
Labor
Party.
WILLN0T
RUN
AGAIN
.Mayor
McMordle
States
That
He
Docs
Not
Expect
To
Be
Mayoralty
Candidate
Mayor
8.
P.
McMordle
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
after
having
attend
ed
the
conventions
of
the
Union
of
B.
C.
Municipalities
and
Good
Roads
League
of
British
Columbia
at
Harrison
Hot
Springs.
He
will
present
his
report
on
the
conven
tions
to
the
city
council
at
its
next
regular
meeting.
Asked
if
it
was
his
intention
to
again
contest
the
mayoralty
In
January,
his
worship
informed
The
Dally
News
that
he
did
not
expect
to
again
bo
a
candidate.
He
is
now
concluding
his
second
consecutive
term
as
mayor.
Jury
Failed
To
Aeree
At
Ottawa
in
Noted
Aces
Travelling
on
National
Air
Tour
The
1929
National
Air
Tour
ae
c
vuted
Toronto.
Ottawa,
and
Larje
Number
of
Canadians
Ex-
pe
Pacific
Relations
Institute
Grcgor,
George
Kldd.
T.
W.
B.
London,
Lawrence
Killam
and
Mrs.
Kil-lam,
Vancouver.
Malkin
Men
Here
To
Take
Charge
Of
Local
House
H.
E.
DeWoll,
who
is
to
be
manager
here
for
the
W.
H.
Malkin
Co..
Ltd.,
and
O.
W.
Laldler.
who
will
be
accountant,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
from
Vancouver.
The
company
will
take
possession
of
the
F.
O.
Dawson
wholesale
house
here
on
October
28.
;0n
Auger
AsjauItjP"
Charles
Now
mil
"Jf
".iUM
Trial!
Likely
to
Take
Tlacd
In
January
Next
OTTAWA,
Oct
19:
The
Juryl
vnicn
heard
the
case
of
Louis
uger,
ex-member
of
parliament.
marged
with
criminally
assault'
olane
armada
which
ltft
Dearbon,
Mich.,
lat
week,
and
has
,
"IT!
t
POO
1
,nrif
aim
f
n
n
n.
.
V.
n.
in,
,nvU
TTnnA
n
Jm,oW
Earheart
at
the
propeller
of
her
small
sport
plane
purchased
from
Lady
Heath
and
if
'
"
V,
ui
uic
ir
loui.
upper
centre
is
ueut.
Leigh
wade,
one
oi
tne
famous
team
-
.u
aroud
th
world
some
years
ago.
Top,
right.
Is
George
Haldeman,
veteran
pl-m.,
ccntr5
ire
three
ir-
the
snow
whlte
Falrchlld
biplanes,
which
are
a
feature
of
the
t
I
Jit
Ie
,tac!tn
u
and
Forrest
&
Jrine,
holders
of
the
world's
endurance
record
dower
lefti,
are
al-iS,a
tn.L
,nkyW??;
a?
taJl;an
De
La
Clerva.
inventor
of
the
"windmill"
plane
Cower
centre).
Mrs.
Keith
Miller.
-of
England,
lowar
right.
Is
flying
one
of
the
Falrchlld
planes
of
the
"White
Fleet."
Delegates
Are
Now
Arriving.
In
Japan
For
Meet;
The
Privy
Council
Decision
Giving
Women
Right
To
Sit
In
Senate
of
Canada
Subject
Favorable
Comment
LONDON,
Oct.
19.
The
Daily
Chronicle
says
the
de-
kyoto
jaoarToct
i
clslon
of
the
Jmvy
Council
that
Canadian
women
are'
19
e
thing
is
now
in
readiness
fore
1
eligible
for
appointment
to
the
senate
is
expected
to
have
nluw?
ot
utlle
In2tf
?f
a
bearing
on
the
membership
of
the
He
ise
of
Lords.
"Not
Pacific
Relations
here,
which
is
to
t
wi.
.
i
n.
be
attended
by
delegates
from
ail
rnany
year3
ago
British
women
who
were
peers
m
their
irte
?J
the
wol$
aSd
"pecfcUy
own
right
tried
to
get
the
same
admission
as
Canadian
!&fS
countries
borderlng
n
women
now
have
but
weft
refused
it.
How
long
will
it
Among
the
subjects
to
be
discuss
ed
will
be
the
present
troubles
between
Russia
and
China
and
also
the
foreign
treaty
rights
of
China
Delegates
expected
from
Canada
Include
Hon.
F
B.
McCurdy
and
Mrs.
McCurdy.
Halifax;
Sir
John
and
Lady
Aird,
Mrs.
Cameron
and
Miss
AJrd.
Horace
T.
Hunter
and
Mrs.
Hunter,
Professor
Oeorge
Wrong,
Col.
G.
B.
Maclnnes,
Major
Crauford
Martin.
A.
J.
Brace
and
be
before
the
House
of
Lords
have
sense
to
see
and
reverse
Subterannean
Lake
in
Mountain
Yorkshire,
Eng.
Mrs.
Brace,
Professor
WallaceMlss
C-MacDonald.
Miss
Madge
Edgar.!
LEEDS,
England,
Oct.
19
A
sub-secretary,
Toronto;
W.
M.
Birks
and
torranean
lake
oi
unknown
depth
Mrs.
Birks
and
MlsS
Blrks.
Col.
has
been
discovered
in
the
heart
of
Donald
Birks
and
Mrs.
Birks,
John
Insleborough
mountain,
Yorkshire,
Nelson
and
Clarence
Nelson,
secreT
;
"no
of
the
highest
peaks
in
the
Pen-tary
to
Colonel
Birks.
Dr.
E.
H.
nine
range.
It
lies
600
feet
below
Best,
Francis
Harkin,
Howard
Mar-
the
surface
and
Is
300
yards
long.
Icr,
secretary,
Montreal:
L.
J.
Bur-'
So
far
it
has
been
Impossible
to
find
pee.
Tom
Moore.
Allan
B.
Plaunt.
Its
depth.
Plumb
lines
have
been
Miss
Manraret
Southam.
John
D.
i
drooped
from
a
ratt,
but
none
of
Southam.
Ottawa;
M.
E.
Nichols,
them
have
touched
bottom.
The
John
Mackay,
E.
J.
Tarr.
Winnipeg:
1
underground
stream
which
runs
Professor
H.
F.
Angus,
D.
A.
Mac
into
the
lake
continues
along
a
wonderful
canyon,
finally
cascading
over
a
rock
and
disappearing
to
a
still
lower
level..
The
canyon
itself
is
one
of
Nature's
wonder
houses
that
decision?"
the
Chronicle
says.
The
decision
of
the
privy
council
was
the
chief
topic
of
discussion
here
yesterday
among
members
of
both
nouses
of
parliament.
Comment
on
the
whole,
was
favorable
and
general
satisfaction-was-
expressed
by
members
of
the
government
that
the
question
had
been
setUcd.
It
has
columns
of
glitter-
the
Church
Hall
last
niht
by
P.
nnri
Liinrtiti
i
H.
Linsey
whose
subject
was
"How
Ing
stalagmites
AemitM
Inspector!
WUltarh
Spillcr,
dlvl
slonal
office
commanding
provln
cial
Dolicc.
announced
this
morn
Steamer
Prince
John
to
Take
Over!
ing
that
Corp.
G.
J.
Duncan
ot
Mis
Service
For
Winter
C.
N.
R.
steamer
Prince
Charles,
;
He
will
assume
his
local
duties
on
which
has
been
relieving
on
the;
November
!,
bringing
his
wife
and
ng
a
17-year-old
girl,
failed
to
Vancouver-Prince
Rupert
via
reach
an
agreement
and.
after1
Oueen
Charlotte
Islands
for
the
even
hours,
was
dismissed
lust
I
nast
month,
has
been
withdrawn
:
has
been
actlntr
city
chief,
will
re-
nlaht
ho
Mr
Tmtlra
tfollv
Qmiii
frnm
SArvIro
nt
Vnnpnnvpr
Th
i
rrt
tn
his
fnrnipr
ri'.ltlM
as
district
Linzey
Speaks
To
C.
G.
I.
T.
Girls
Addressed
Them
Last
Night
on
Subject
of
"How
to
Make
the
Most
of
Life"
An
interesting
address
was
given
the
Canadian
Girls
4n
Training
of
First
Presbyterian
Church
In
formed
by
trickling
water
during!
to
Make
the
Most
of
Life."
The
millions
of
years.
Ingleborough
;
speaker
quoted
from
Carlyle.
mountain
Is
eight
miles
northwest
Coleridge,
Disraeli,
Van
Dyk
and
of
Settle
and
Is
2373
feet
high.
Its'
Lincoln
and
concluded
that
base
is
30
miles
in
circuit
and
on
strength
of
character
and
definite
the
summit
are
traces
of
an
an-1
aim
were
tne
principal
laciors
m
clent
camp.
making
tne
most
of
life.
'
A
vote
of
thanks
to
Mr.
LUuey
yi-iihtt
"it
VVnin
lor
his
address
fs
moved
by
Miss-
NkWrHlhH
Jean
Ritchie."
econded
by
Miss
InEiYY
aim
i
i
VOlJur
vu
.
Phema
Flnley
and
tarried
with
enthusiasm.
Miss
Muriel
Vance.
OF
POLICE
Corp.
G.
J.
Duncan
to
Take
Charge
of
City
Detachment
Here
November
1
president
of
the
C.OJ.T.,
was
In
me
cijuir.
The
proceedings
closed
wSh
the
singing
of
C.O.I.T.
"Pah,"
x
"
,
.
r.kE4f.oon
Took
at
,
CLASSD1ED.
COLUMN.
Readers
of
the
Dally
News
:
are
especially
asked
to
look
slon
City
had
been
appointed
to
be
over
the
classllied
advertising
hU
f
nlftr
rtofnxhment
horn
'
nf
thp
riallv
NU'J
On
PilCTP
Five.
Note
particularly
the
properties
for
sale,
both
in
family
here
to
reside.
and
out
.of
town,
boats
for
staff
senreant
Alex
McNeill,
who
;
sale
and
furniture
arid
other
.
.
....
.7.
...
I
.1.
r.
.
,
,
.
.1
.
I
arnties.
oce
mc
iu$i
uuu
t-
found
columns,
the
for
rent
lurymen
stood
for
conviction
and
I
steamer
Prince
John
will
now
take,
chief,
section
and
note
the
people
y
.
five
for
acquittal.
over
the
run
for
the
winter,
being
i
1
1
who
would
serve
you.
Auger
will
probably
face
trial
on!
due
here
from
the
south
on
Thurs-i
Hot
water
destroys
the
lustre
of
.
the
same
charge
In
.January.
.
day
of
next
week.
a
pearl.
i