PARIS,
Nov.
21:
Dr.
Alfred
Sze,
Chinese
delegate
to
U
-
League
of
Nations,
declared
emphatically
last
night
Mint
he
had
not
accepted
and
could
not
accept,
even
in
principle,
a
proposal
for
a
commission
of
inquiry
into
Manchuria
which
the
League
secretariat
announced
earlier
had
been
endorsed
in
principle
by
all
fourteen
members
-
jf
tjje
League
council.
Dr.
Sze
made
r
n
i
nnT
t
ATI
K
clear
that
China
would
not
ac-
ULAln
Ur
CRAB
MAN
Cdttard
Coleman,
Who
Lived
Across
Harbor
For
Many
Years,
Passed
Away
This
Morning
r
"
n
il
Henry
Coleman,
aged
67,
tut
many
yean
rertded
ererT
i:.
arbor
near
MeNichotl
Creek,
Tth.
hp
engaged
ta
crab
fishing,
1
hi
morning
in
the
Prince
Ru-:
neral
Hospital.
He
had
been
tor
some
time
and.
during
!!
fall,
spent
six
weeks
in
i
He
was
discharged
about
telle
of
last
week
bat
came
the
Institution
again
four
:
JO
i.ae
Mr.
Coleman
was
a
na-t
Australia
and
was
unmar-A
far
as
can
be
learned,
there
relatives
in
this
country.
lie
wet
In
Canada
45
yean
and
re
n
yean.
i
ll
arrangements
are
in
the
the
B.
C.
Undertakers.
Classes
in
First
Aid
Are
Popular
Man
Smllhrrs
Persons
Succeeded
In
Tests
Following
Recent
Visit
of
Railway
Car
HTHERS,
Nov.
SI:
Many
local
I'-
succeeded
rn
firs
aid
exit
ions
held
following
Uie
re-
'
-
iMt
here
of
the
Canadian
Na-
Railways
first
aid
ear
-
with
'
mth
as
officer
hi
charge.
Leo-were
given
by
Dr.
F.
Vere
Ag-
t
smithers
to
classes
of
lad
lea.
indies,
men
and
Junior
boys
Smithers
Infant
Died
Last
Monday
Son
of
Sir.
and
Mrs.
C.
V.
Campbell
Was
Only
Week
Old
MJTHEns,
Nov.
21:
The
In-'
Min
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
V.
'ipbeii
of
Smithers
died
on
Mon-
morntng.
The
baby
was
born
Nuvember
9.
Mrs.
Brown
Is
Bride
of
Robt.
.
Reid
on
Monday
PRINCE
OEOROE.
Nov.
21:
Ro
h.
i
i
RHd
of
Mud
River
and
Mrs.
upon
any
such
premise.
The
nation
was
not
willing
to
have
Its
authority
in
the
Manchurtan
area
questioned.
Reports
received
here
today
were
to
the
effect
that
the
situation
in
Tsitlhar
province
of
Manchuria
was
still
quiet
pending
negotiation
of
terms
for
a
truce
ending
recent
hos
tilities.
1
I
CU11.UUVC1
UIUIIVO
(Oaurtciy
8.
D.
JTiniViu
Oo.l
Big
Missouri.
164.
13.
George
Copper,
nil,
SO.
Georgia
River.
3Vi,
34.
Ootconda.
25.
28.
Grand
view,
6,
7.
Independence.
IVi.
lVa.
Indian
Mines,
1H,
2.
Kootenay
Florence.
1,
2.
Kootenay
King,
1,
2.
Mohawk,
4.
nil.
National
Silver.
2
Mm
3.
Noble
Five.
74,
8V.
Oregon
Copper.
3,
nil.
Pend
Oreille.
90.
95.
Premier,
06,
68.
Porter-Idaho,
10.
Reeves
Maedonald,
33,
40.
Rufus-Argenta.
2,
2Vt.
Ruth-Hope,
6,
7.
Silver
Crest
nil.
34-Silverado,
3Vi.
nil.
Snowflake.
fH.
2W.
Woodbine,
1.
H4.
Bluebird,
4,
nlL
OILS
A.
P.
Con,
12,
15.
Catmont,
7,
nfl.
DaUiousie.
21,
nil.
Fabyan
Pete.
2V4.
2.
Home
Oil
48,
55.
Royallte,
nil,
9.00.
Merland,
7.
9.
Mercury.
104.
Freehold,
3,
nil.
Hsrgal.
34.
nil.
United.
10.
It-Sherrltt-Oordon,
66.
68.
Noranda.
1516.
15.76.
Int.
Nickel,
10.00,
1036.
Coast
Breweries,
9.00,
950.
Land
Official
Loses
His
Job
William
S.
West
Superintendent
of
,
.Settlement
Victim
of
Economy
jrAfcj
4
IPrPiram
VICTORIA.
Nov.
20:-WUliam
S.
wt
.,mrintendent
of
tand
settle
ment
who
completed
a
supervision
f
unA
ttliment
in
the
Pf
River
during
the
part
summer,
has
'of
the
Lands
Department
I
7
.
...
iu.
onvprn-
M,
I
lost
hk
position
under
t"
JV
Jicwn
mwn
were
were
married
marneo
here
nere
lastlmenfs
nnimtnn
eoonoraj
economy
'V"'?r
program
Hi
"offleUi
ore
-
M'.miay
by
Rev.
Peter
Connal
of
,1
being
absorbed
by
other
olliewu.
United
Church.
cept
peace
terms
with
Japan
based
TRAGEDY
IN
VANCOUVER
Youn;
Woman
Takes
Her
Own
Life
and
That
of
Her
Infant
Son
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
21:
Discov-I
ered
in
an
unconscious
condition
in
,
a
gas
filled
room
on
Hornby
Street'
yesterday
with
her
arms
wrapped!
I
around
the
dead
body
of
her
two-1
year
old
son,
Isabella
McCualg,
aged
i
24,
died
shortly
afterwards.
I
Nearby
was
found
a
note
in
which
'
the
dead
woman
sent
Christmas
wishes
to
her
parents.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
First
Division
Aston
Villa
3,
Birmingham
2.
Bolton
Wanderers
3,
Blackburn
Rovers
1.
Chelsea
2,
Arsenal
1.
Grimsby
Town
1,
Everton
2.
Huddersfield
Town
6,
Derby
County
0.
Leicester
City
5,
Sunderland
0.
Liverpool
4.
Manchester
city
3.
Middlesbrough
0,
Portsmouth
1.
NpwrsaM.li
UnitM
SiWML
Rmm.
Sheffield
Wednrlav
2
KhpfflMd
United
I.
West
Ham
United
1,
Blackpool
1.
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
First
Division
Clyde
3.
Letth
Athletic
2.
Cowdenbeath
1.
St
Mlrren
3.
Dundee
United
0,
Queens
Park
5.
Falkirk
3.
Aberdeen
0.
Hearts
2.
Celtic
1.
Kilmarnock
1.
Hamilton
Acads
1.
Morton
1,
Rangers
2.
Motherwell
6.
Ayr
United
0.
Partlek
Thistle
3.
Alrdrieonlans
1.
Third
Lanark
6,
Dundee
1.
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
Second
Division
Albion
Rovers
2,
East
Fife
1.
Alloa
6.
Forfar
Athletic
1.
Arbroath
1,
Dunfermline
Athletic
Boness
3,
Brechin
City
0.
Edinburgh
City
2,
Stenhousemuir
5.
Kings
Park
1,
Hibernians
4.
Montrose
4,
Armadale
3.
Queen
of
South
2,
Dumbarton
1.
Ralth
Rovers
1.
St
Johnston
1.
St.
Bernards
0.
Bast
Stirling
4.
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
Second
Division
Bradford
5.
Oldham
Athletic
0.
Burnley
0,
Leeds
United
5.
Charlton
Athletic
2,
Plymouth
Argjrle
0.
Chesterfield
2.
Bradford
City
2.
Manchester
United
1,
Bury
2.
Nottingham
Forest
1.
Mlllwall
1
Preston
Northend
1,
Swansea
Town
0.
Southampton
2,
Barnsley
0.
Stoke
City
2.
Notts
County
2.
Tottenham
Hotspurs
9,
Portvale
3.
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
4,
Bristol
City
2.
ANCHORAGE
HAS
'QUAKE
City
Rocked
By
Temblors
Yesterday
Morning
But
No
Damage
Is
Reported
ANCHORAGE,
Alaska,
Nov.
21:
Buildings
HUlluinEB
swayed
ewujcu
Miguuy
slightly
jicn
here
.
wj
fl
Urday
when
two
tlh
qua
quakes
rocked
the
city.
No
damage
was
reported,
Called
At
Cocos
Island
mfrf
JruF?"
Tl
""T
JLT
Jules
Flcishmann
calls
at
the
C
.
.
i
,ui.
User
of
Sah
Dtego
and
two
companions
were
later
rescued"
altlr
"Trias
already
IrlstefewiOOT
btlSKlls
being
marooned
on
i
EXPLODED
!
AT
DOCK!
Static
Electricity
Supposed
to
Have
Caused
Catastrophe
at
San
Francisco
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Nov.
21:
The
tanker
Charles
Watson
exploded
yesterday
at
the
dock
here
when
,
discharging
gasoline.
Five
men
are
known
to
have
been
killed
and
the
other
members
of
the
crew
were
thrown
Into
the
harbor
and
rescued
later.
The
explosion
is
thought
to
have
been
the
result
of
the
Ignition
by
static
electricity.
DUMP
BILL
IS
PASSED
National
Government's
Emergency
Measure
Given
Royal
Assent
Yesterday
LONDON.
Nov.
21.
The
National
government's
antl-dumplng
bill
received
Royal
Assent
yesterday.
It
vests
the
Board
of
Trade
with
power
to
Impose
.
dutle
of
up
to
100
on
certain
classes
of
goods.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
.
TT"
,
vAflouuviin.
hut.
Ai.
Mticaneer
uoia
Mining
uo.
uw.
nas
ac-
was
quoted
at
64o
on
the
local
ex-
clared
Its
fourth
quarterly
dividend
change
today.
POLITICAL
BOMBSHELL
THROWN
IN
AUSTRALIA
SYDNEY.
NJB.W
Nov.
21:
A
bombshell
was
cast
into
political
circles
yesterday
when
Sir
Phillip
Oame,
governor,
approved
the
appointment
of
23
Labor
nominees
to
the
Legislative
Council,
giving
the
Labor
party
a
majority
of
seven.
'
:
os
Island
and
seeing
traces
of
n
n.l
n.nnlU!
rim..
Dnl
I
the
island
six
months
I
,
APPEAL
TO
VICTORIA
Acting
Mayor
Collart
Sends
Telegram
Describing
Need
of
Work-less
at
Cloyah
Bay
1
Following
a
conference
yesterday
afternoon
with
repersentatlves
of
j
the
unemployed
men
who
are
at
present
sojourning
In
the
camp
at
Cloyah
Bay.
Acting
Mayor
Theo
Collart
dispatched
the
following
telegram
to
Premier
S.
F.
Tolmle
at
Victoria.
.
i
"Situation
re
unemployment
at
government
camp
very
serious.
Men
have
no
proper
clothing
especially
underwear
and
boots
and
cannot
secure
credit
at
store
nearby.
Con-
out
oI
a
couision
of
gasboats
near
ditlons
harder
account
of
very
cold
:port
Ewlngton
and
in
which
plain
weather
and
snow.
Men
require
at
;lf
cuimed
damages
not
exceeding
least
guarantee
from
provincial
,
jj
ooo.
was
dismissed
with
costs
government
that
their
credit
be!
yesterday
afternoon
In
County
made
good
In
order
to
secure
actual
court
by
Judge
H.
E.
A.
Robertson
necessities
of
life.
Please
realise
who
came
from
Prince
George
to
hardships
Involved
and
urgency
of
.
conditions."
Dividend
Of
Pioneer
Gold
Quarterly
Disbursement
of
Three
Cents
Ter
Share
Has
Been
I
Declared
1
.
.
VANWUVK.NOv.ai:
-
inc
-
;
I
of
three
cents
per
share.
!
KelownaGirl
i
Is
Wedded
in
j
Prince
George
j
PRINCE
OEOROE,
Nov.
21:
Hans
Joharisen
of
Bend
and
Miss
Margaret
McDonald
of
Kelowna
were
united
in
marriage
here
last
Saturday
afternoon
by
Rev.
Erich
IlODka,
local
Lutheran
Church
minister.
(
Substitution
of
Mixed
Train
For
Passenger
Service
on
This
Line
is
Protested
by
Wrinch
1
Dr.
H.
C.
Wrinch,
M.
L
A.
for
Skeena,
has
sent
a
vigorous
protest
to
the
Board
of
Railway
Commissioners
at
the
action
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
in
removing
the
regular
passenger
train
service
between
Jasper
Park
and
Prince
Rupert
and
substituting
therefor
a
mixed
train
service.
Dr.
Wrinch's
protest,
wired
to
Ottawa
this
H
.tek,
was
at
follows:
MOVEMENT
OF
WHEAT
for
the
regular
passenger
service
Enough
Grain
on
Way
to
Fill
Local
over
more
than
700
miles
between
Elevator
Here
:
Jasper
and
Prince
Rupert,
Is
a
mat-
i
ter
of
intense
disappointment
to
all
j
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
21
:
With
the
!
our
residents.
1
elevator
at
Prince
Rupert
already
a
'
"They
hope
and
beg
that
your
truid
full
and
with
enough
prairie
1
honorable
body
will
recommend
to
;
grain
en
route
to
fill
the
remaining
:
the
officials
of
the
Canadian
Na-storage
space
there,
grain
traffic
tlonal
Railways
that
they
devise
over
the
Canadian
National
lines
to
some
less
drastic
measures
for
pro-Vancouver
and
Victoria
will
be
in-'
moting
necessary
economy
than
creasingly
heavy
during
the
next
1CW
HCCU.
Victoria,
with
a
storage
capacity
of
annmv
matidv
1
fm
OOfl
Htichelt
with
200
more
cars,
carrying
240,000
bushels
now
en
route.
Prairie
grain
is
being
trans-shipped
from
Port
Mann
by
the
Canadian
National
Barge
and
Ferry
Service
at
the
rate
of
25
cars
a
day.
With
boats
loading
and
others
waiting
to
go
under
the
spout
the
grain
at
Vancouver
Is
steadily
moving.
Today
1500
cars
are
en
route
from
the
prairies
with
2,000,000
bushels
for
storage.
ACTION
IS
DISMISSED
,.ort
IngUm
Japanese
Lose
I.i
Dimitr
Taw
Aralnvt
Sawmill
Man
The
action
of
K.
SUuaa
and
S
Pa
leu
da
n
J
A
Rrawn
arialnir
try
the
oase.
T.
W.
Brown
acted
as
counsel
for
the
plaintiffs
while
L.
W.
Pat-more
appeared
for
the
defendant
WEATHER
REPORT
Prince
Rupert
Overcast
calm;
Barometer.
30J4:
temDerature.
3S:
Dead
Tree
Point-Cloudy,
calm:
'barometer.
30.40;
temperature,
44;
'sea
smooth.
Unmt
MardRaintng,
Hght
eMteriy
wind
sea
smooth,
THnie
island
Overcast
light
southeast
wind:
sea
smooth.
KILLED
IN
COLLIERY
Twenty-Five
Miners
Lose
Lives
and
Twenty
Are
Injured
Near
Doneaster,
England
DONCASTER,
Eng..
Nov.
21:
Twenty-five
miners
were
killed
and
20
injured
last
night
in
an
explosion
and
fire
In
the
Bentley
Colliery
near
here.
I
"As
Member
for
Skeena
Riding
of
the
Legislative
Assembly
of
British
I
Columbia.
I
beg
tq
inform
you
that
;
the
proposal
of
the
Canadian
Na
tional
Railways
to
substitute
a
mixed
passenger
and
freight
service
this
which
will
Inevitably
most
seriously
retard
the
development
of
the
district"
H.
C.
Wrinch.
ACCIDENT
ON
RINK
Jimmy
Arseneau
Had
Misfortune
to
Break
Shoulder
Last
Night-Marred
Fine
Evening
Jimmy
Arseneau
of
the
staff
of
Wilfrid
Oratton"s
novelty
store
had
the
misfortune
to
break
his
right
shoulder
in
a
fall
while
skating
last
night
at
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association's
Rlhk.
He
was
removed
to
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
where
he
was
reported
this
morning
to
be
resting
as
comfortably
as
could
be
expec
ted.
He
will
probably
be
a
paUent
in
hospital
for
the
next
month
or
so
as
a
result
of
the
accident.
This
accident
marred
a
splendid
evening
which
was
enjoyed
by
large
crowds
on
the
newly
established
skating
rink.
The
ice
was
in
splendid
condition
and
the
central
location
made
the
resort
all
the
more
popular.
.
PIONEER
IS
SHOT
Bert
'Evans.
Alaska
Pioneer,
Loses
His
Life
in
Bush
Near
Petersburg
PETERSBURO,
Alaska,
Nov.
21
:
Bert
Evans,
aged
60,
pioneer
of
Alaska,
was
accidentally
shot
near
here
yesterday
by
John
York
who
was
hunting
wolves
In
the
vicinity.
Evans
died
within
a
short
time.
RATEPAYERS
TO
MEET
WEDNESDAY
Ratepayers
attend
meeting
In
City
Hall,
Wednesday.
Novem-
ber
25th,
at
8
pjn.
See
map
showing
lots
reverted
to
the
city
for
taxes
and
hear
why
your
taxes
climbing
to
higher
4
"
levels
each
year.
P.
R.
Rateuavers'
Asso.
JLlii
4
t
.
1
i.
-i
BERT'S
TAXI
Tomorrow's
Tides
Sunday,
November
21,
1931
THONG
w
nets
&
Security
High
11:25
ajn.
20:0
it
678
w
Besner
Block
Low
.5:10
a.m.
8:5
ft.
18:02
pjn.
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NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXII
No
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PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER
21,
1931
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
mix.
MANCHURIAN
ENQUIRY
IS
DECLINED
SKEENA
Mil
SENDS
MESSAGE
REGARDING
RAIL
CHANGE
Proposal
Endorsed
By
League
Council
Fails
of
China's
Acceptance
Dr.
Alfred
Szc
Announces
That
Plan
Approved
By
Fourteen
Other
Nations
Cannot
Be
Accepted
By
His
Government
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