r
Phone
77
TAXI
(TOMMY'S)
Stand,
Capitol
Thratre
Mock
Any
time,
anywhere,
50c
Is
the
fare.
7-Passenger
Chrysler
Car
AT
CAPITAL
itlrf
lierullvr.
f
United
States
Hick
In
Washington
After
Two
Weeks
at
Warm
Sprints
-JJINCTOK.
D.C,
Dec
5
-'
be
ireaUy
benefitted
'
i
'
t
the
two
weeks'
chante.
'
."SSrsSS,
Vancouver
Boy
1
1
in
spring.
Oa
.
and
waa
k
at
work
at
hU
office
In
House
with
many
crtU-
'
ms
requiring
his
Imme-
ni
ion.
v
announcement
regard-
monetary
policy
w
in
the
President.
It
Is
an-
Pin.!.'
....
-'iauiuu
iiniiir
un
Rhodes
Scholar
ratrirk
Duncan
MrTatgart
Cowan,
Aged
tt.
Awarded
Coveted
Scholastic
Honor
:
that
he
will
make
some
VANCOUVER
Dec
5:
iCPi
-Pat-
statement
In
favor
of
rick
Duncan
McTaggart
Cowan.
a-"
'V
"
i
year
old
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Me-
i
proclamation
of
the
re-
Taggart
Cowan
of
North
Van
con
''in-
Eighteenth
Amendment,
ver.
has
been
chosen
British
Col
urn
-Hie
end
of
national
prohl-
Ma
Rhodes
scholar
for
the
year
.'i
Uie
United
States,
was
to
from
a
list
of
thirteen
candidates.
'
by
the
errtef
execuUve
to-,
He
was
born
In
Edinburgh.
Scotland
j
and
has
lived
here
nine
years.
New
York
Exchange
jbhot
liy
DlITglar;
V
YORK.
Dec.
5:
CP-After
tuatlon
during
the
course
Dies
In
Toronto
the
British
pound
sterl-
'
i
at
$ft.M'
and
the
Cana-
TORONTO
Dec
2
Johnny
Cox
l
ir
at
$l.01
on
the
local
well
known
Toronto
rugby
player
'xdiange
yesterday
The
died
here
yesterday
from
wound
:
fiune
closed
at
.0602.
All
sustained
last
Thursday
night
when
'J
ousiderabIy
for
the
day
,
he
was
shot
by
a
burglar.
Devoted
Mother
and
Three
Children
Safe
in
Hospital
At
Ketchikan
After
Wreck
KETCHIKAN,
Dec.
5:
(CP)-Mrs.
K.
H.
Cameron"
and
three
children
wore
safe
in
hospital
here
yesterday
after
a
harrowing
shipwreck
experience.
Three
days
ago
a
small
gasboat
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J'ameron
and
a
man
companion,
John
Valchek
on
ward
crashed
during
a
storm
Into
the
side
of
a
rocky
jsland
and
sank
almost
immediately,
those
aboard
wing
barely
able
to
escape
to
shore
with
their
lives.
After
building
a
fire,
Cameron
and
the
other
man
out
in
the
dinghy
to
-get
help.
The
dinghy
swain-Pert
.and
Mrs.
Cameron,
seeing
this,
believed
the
two
wen
had
perished.
A
short
time
Inter,
the
tide
came
1P
and
almost
extinguished
the
fire
but
Mrs.
Cam-wn
was
able
to
carry
the
embers
to
higher
ground
ami
re-kindle
it
and
keep
it
going.
Cameron
and
the
other
manafter
the
swnmpinu
of
the
dinghy,
had
been
able
to
struggle
ashore
and
leach
n
fox
fai
'nior
who
summoned
a
forest
patrol
vessel.
Mrs.
Cameron
and
her
children
wore
rescued
after
being
marooned
for
two
days.
DRY
LAW
Slronr
liquor
To
Be
lipcnc,
Across
IJne
More
freely
Than
Here
WASIIINOTOK
DC.
December
a
-
National
prohmhMon.
which
was
imrxwed
In
1919.
came
to
an
eiui
in
uie
united
states
today
with
th
lasuaoe
by
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
of
an
official
nroclama-
Uon
of
repeal
of
the
Bghteentn
Amendment
In
awenty
states
oi
Union
K
became
legal
today
to
,U
sUong
liquor
and
half
a
doseii
more
are
rushing
through
legisla
tion
whereby
It
will
be
leaallse
i
bfore
the
end
of
the
year.
Regulations
under
which
Hquo
may
be
sold
vary
consloerablv
In
the
different
states
but.
generally
peaklng,
H
sale
will
be
perml-1We
tn
hotels,
restaurants,
taverns
nd
wholesale
stores.
With
the
legalisation
of
liquor
ale
and
the
new
revenue
becom-
ng
available
to
the
federal
government
thereby.
It
Is
expected
hat
a
number
of
the
so-oalteo
'nuisance
taxes"
will
soon
be
re-
Utah
delegates,
casting
their
of-
fletal
ballot
today
unanimously
In
favor
of
repeal
following
the
recent
referendum,
made
that
state
Uie
twentieth
In
which
sale
ot
liquor
becomes
legal
today.
Members
of
Royal
Air
Force
Killed
PEWSEY.
Wiltshire.
Eng.,
Dec.
5:
tCPI-Pilot
Officer
C.
Llewellvn
and
Sergeant
J.
C.
Hopkins
of
the1
Royal
Air
Force
were
killed
vester-!
'day
when
their
plane
crashed
in!
I
names.
Three
Million
Men
Get
Employment
on
U.S.
Public
Works
WASHINGTON,
D.C,
December
5-
A
total
of
Uircc
million
min
ilme
been
returned
to
employment
ir
tnis
country
as
a
result
of
various
undrttokmcs
Instituted
bv
th
public
works
administration,
it
Is
announced
by
Secretary
of
the
In-"
tenor
ickus.
mllti
DEFUNCT
United
States
Wet
Again
Today
Af
ter
Thirteen
Years
of
Aridity
Manner
of
Sale
meeting
here
today,
issued
a
statement
expressing
Italy's
opinion
that
without
partld-
nation
of
such
nations
as
Unl-
ted
States,
Rustle,
Jtpan
and
Germany,
the
Limsuo
nf
n.
Uons
had
lost
Hi
effectiveness
In
connection
wtwi
interna-
Mortal
affairs.
4
a
Upward
Swing
In
FUNERAL
OF
SIR
ARTHUR
Last
Kites
For
Great
Canadian
Soldier
Solemnized
With
Full
Military
Honors
MONTREAL.
Nov.
5:
i
CP
(With
full
military
honors
and
representatives
of
all
phases
of
Canadian
public
and
educational
life
in
at
tendance,
the
funeral
took
place
here
today
of
General
Sir
Arthur
Currie.
principal
of
McGlll
Univer
sity
and
commander-in-chief
of
the
Canadian
Army
Corps
In
France
during
the
latter
part
of
the
Great
War
RELIEF
IS
DISCUSSED
Pattullo
and
Other
Western
Premiers
in
Session
New
Proposals
Made
VICTORIA,
Dec.
3:
(CP-About
mid-way
through
the
conference
of
the
premiers
of
the
four
western
provinces
here
yesterday,
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
of
British
Columbia
announced
that
new
plans
for
taking
care
of
single
unemployed
men
had
been
under
dlscuslon.
General
proposals
on
the
subject
of
unemployment
relief
would
be
submitted
to
the
federal
government
following
the
conferenco,
Premier
Pattullo
stated.
4
Britain
Continues.
Many
Employed
LONDON,
Dec.
5:
Hri-tish
industry
continues
its
steady
upward
-swing.
The
number
of
employed
on
November
20
numbered
31,000
more
than
on
the
same
day
in'
the
previous
month
and
597,000
nvore
jjian
a
year
ago.
EARNINGS
INCREASE
Substantial
Improvement
Reported
Ry
Two
ItrilKh
Lines
Operating
To
Far
East
LONDON.
Dec.
5:
The
P.
and
O.
I
-tnd
Orient
Lines,
both
of
which
op-!
rate
steamship
serviesa
to
Austra-;
tasla
vnd
the
Orient,
announce
substantial
increases
in
evenue
for
the
lt
fiscal
year
In
comparison
with
Ute
one
immediately
previous.
The
P.
and
O.
Line
announces
an
increase
in
receipts
for
the
year
of
ll.seo.oeo
while
the
Orient
Line
an
nounces
profits
increased
by
$900.-
000.
Tomorrow's
Tides
H1?h
3:58
a.m.
18.2
ft.
15:24
pjn.
19.4
ft.
9
O.
Low
0:42
a.m.
9.7
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMMA'S
NEWSPAPER
22:20
pjn.
4.7
ft.
xxiv
No.
28
1
v.:
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
DECEMBER
5,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
C0.
jresidet
0
United
IN
SESSION
Twenty-One
Nations
Represented
!
At
Pan-American
Gathering
1
In
.Montevideo
Many
Problems
Mexican
Dclecate
Makes
Proposal
For
Central
Bank
and
Silver
Currency
J
i
CKNTH
y
OOSEVLLT
IS
MEETING
OPPOSITION
LARGE
PARTY
OF
INTERIOR
VISITORS
DUE
HERE
TONIGHT
Seventy-Five
Persons
Coming
This
Evening
On
Special
Excursion
Terrace
to
Have
Largest
Delegation,
Numbering
Twenty-Five
or
More
Dinner
to
be
Tendered
on
Thursday
Evening
me
seventy-five
visitors
are
exiiected
in
town
from
us
interior
jwinU
aboard
tonight's
train
on
the
spe-
o-nt-a-mile
round
trip
fare
excursion
which
hag
been
n
!y
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
Some
fifty
are
to
be
coming
from
various
agency
points
between
v'.v
and
Prince
George
with
about
twenty-five
from
.Terrace.
Those
coming
from
non-
n
A
AOrt
7T!
HP
ency
P"u
more
or
less
of
KllllNr
Vrl
I
an
uncertain
quantity
as
they
will
1JJULj
T
UU
1
.
buy
their
UckeU
on
the
train.
The
train
was
reported
thli
morning
to
be
due
to
arrive
on
time
at
10
pjn
The
Ulterior
visitors
will
return
home
either
on
tomorrow
afternoon's
or
Friday
afternoon's
train.
Under
emptc
of
the
Prtaee
fUmri
Chamber
of
Commerce
a
dinner
is
te
tendered
tu
their
honor
Thursday
evening.
GRAIN
KING
IS
CHOSEN
Frank
Isakson
of
FJfros,
Sask
Gets
Prlxe
at
Bit
Show
In
Chicago
CHICAGO,
Dec
5:
(CP)
Frank
Isakson
of
FJfros,
Sask,
with
an
exhibit
of
Iteward
wheat,
was
yesterday
awarded
the
title
of
Wheat
King
at
the
International
Hay
and
drain
Exposition
here.
William
Rogers
of
Tap
pen.
B.C.
carried
off
the
reserve
champion-ihlp
In
the
wheat
sweepstakes
with
mindum
type
of
Durum.
This
Is
the
eleventh
occasion
on
which
the
coveted
award
has
been
received
by
a
Saskatchewan
far
mer.
Alberta
has
won
eight
times
and
.Manitoba
once.
ITALY
FEELS
LEAGUE
OF
NATIONS
IMPOTENT
Grand
Council,
following
a
States
Criticised
On
4
Kcpublicans
Charge
Chief
Executive
With
Trying
to
Set
J
Up
Dictatorship
bv
Muzzlinc
PnhhV
Onininn
Keorganization
Coming?
:
WASHINGTON.
D.C
IW
5
P
iooseveIt
is
continuing
to
meet
with
increasing
opposi-montevideo,
Uruguay.
Dec.
5:
tion
and
criticism
both
from
within
and
without
his
party
With
twenty-one
nations
reore-
in
ennnprtinn
u-irVi
liic
fic.nl
..1
'v..'
....
..
.
v
.
.i.-vui
ciiiu
iilUHCldl
V
JI
iL'
I
tl
ill.
1
n&.
aU
the
South
and
Central
America,
trw
seventh
Pan-American
Conference
opened
its
sessions
here
on
Secretary
of
State
Cordell
Is
the
head
of
the
United
States
delegation
which
Includes
Mrs.
Breckenrtdge.
it
being
the
first
oc
casion
on
which
women
have
been
admitted
as
delegates
to
the
American
currency
backed
at
least
in
part
by
.silver
ARRAIGNED
IN
CHICAGO
Trial
of
)r.
Alice
Wynckoop.
On
Charge
or
.Maying
Dauthlrr-In-Law,
Set
For
January
CHICAOO.
Dwmber
5
Dr.
Alice
Lindsay
Wynekoop
was
arraigned
here
yesterday
on
a
charge
oi
murder
tn
connection
with
the
-trance
death
of
her
dauajrUer-ln-lw,
Mrs,
Rheta
Wynexoop,
whose
ciead
body
was
found
recenUy
on
an
operating
room
table
In
the
basement
of
Dr.
Wynekoop
s
mansion
here
and
who
is
alkri
tn
have
been
shot
after
an
overdose
of
cloroform
had
been
administered.
Dr.
WynekooD
Pleaded
not
tullty
to
the
charge
and
the
teki
was
set
for
early
In
January.
The
62-year
old
woman
physl-'lan
collapsed
after
rising
from
the
'ot
in
her
cell
before
being
taken
i
the
courtroom.
Cattle
Stealing
Charge
is
Laid
Serious
Allegation
Laid
Against
Two
Rclla
Coola
Men
Cow
Belonged
to
Indians
Inspector
John
A.
Fraser.
provincial
police,
sailed
this
afternoon
for
Ocean
Falls
where
he
will
conduct
the
prosecution
in
a
cattle
stealing
rase
from
Bentlnck
Arm
In
the
Bella
Coola
district.
Two
men.
John
L.
Fisher
and
Garfield
Germyn.
are
-harged
with
shooting
and
butcher-Ing
a
cow
belonolne
to
Indian.
They
were
arrested
at
the
south
enn
of
Bentlnck
Arm
on
McCoskrle
Til.
and
In
Johnston
Channel.
They
have
engaged
counsel
from
Van.
couver
for
the
defence.
His
Financial
Policy
f
.....
v....fe...b
jMtoiutm,
wiui-trymu
to
esiaDiisn
a
-
.
.
..
.
.
....
JTSS
Patients
Brought
Out
By
Planes
to
Edmonton
Monday
Is
Worse
Again
TOKYO.
Dec.
5:
CP
Hon.
Her
bert
M.
Marler.
Canadian
minister
to
Japan,
recovering
from
an
attack
ot
pneumonia,
suffered
a
relapse
yesterday
and
returned
to
hosnltal
which
he
had
left
only
Sunday
for
nome.
HEARST
IS
VITRIOLIC
Delivers
Sharp
Attack
Upon
Former
Governor
Smith
For
Opposition
To
Roosevelt
Plan
NEW
YORK,
Dec.
5:-WUllam
Randolph
Hearst,
newspaper
publisher,
has
made
a
sharp
attack
upon
Former
Governor
Alfred
E.
Smith
for
his
opposition
to
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt's
currency
plana.
Hearst
makes
the
statement
that
Smith
represents
the
factor
in
United
States
financial
affairs
which
"has
robbed
and
plundered
the
country
before
and
wishes
to
do
so
again."
Northern
Pioneers
In
Big
Re-union
Nine
Hundred
Sourdoughs
Gather
At
Function
In
Seattle
Eat
Moose-Meat
,
SEATTLE.
Dec.
5:
Nine
hundred
sourdoughs.
Including
a
large
delegation
from
Vancouver,
ate
moose
meat
at
the
annual
reunion
of
the
Alaska-Yukon
Pioneers'
Association
here.
SILVER
AND
COPPER
ON
NEW
YORK
MART
NEW
YORK.
Dec.
5:
CP
Silver
dosed
at
43
on
the
local
metal
market
yesterday
and
copper
at
8c
KJicuiMfrenip
oy
suppressing
public
opinion,
u
alleged
that
the
chief
executive
was
attempting
to
muzzle
the
press
and
radio.
"The
financial
policy
of
the
president
is
not
working
because
it
Is
not
workable,"
the
statement.
Is
sued
In
pamphlet
form,
said
A
new
rrnrraniTttlan
nf
the
nn.
Trade
and
financial
problems
af
-v
tUJf,lUNIUN-
Uec
:
tCPt-
jSWent's
economic
and
fiscal
advls-festtnc
the
vartous
nations
of
Bf,nJ,rlK
In
woman
and
y
ataff
is
expected
before
the
end
North
and
South
Amerlea
Wlfi
pm-,
JW
JlJMJdjaeieif
the
yearSeaetamjUie
Trea-ride
the
main
subject
of
discussion
aMd
Irom
polnte
furthr
rrorth.
fry
Wlffiim
vWfn.TbW
taking
At
Uie
opening
a
plea
was
made
for
Arcftl
McMUn
and
Punch
leave
of
absence
owin
to
illness,
U
restoration
of
peaec
among
eon-
Jkkf!Ia
o
Canadian
Airways
pecied
to
resign
as
well
as
other
riicUng
nations
of
South
America.1
pwn
nere
yeieraay.i"rci
ui
ine
iTcaasry
Depart-
i
ment.
can
delegation
offered
a
draatie
pro-
HnrrtAff
Mnrloi
rwsal
for
Uie
MUblkhmnt
nt
..HUUCll
lTlctlier
central
banking
system
for
United
States,
Central
and
South
America
and
the
setting
up
of
a
new
Pan-
Canadian
Minister
to
Japan.
Who
Has
Had
Pneumonia,
Suffers
Relapse
Yesterday
General
Hugh
S.
Joruuon.
of
the
National
Recover?
Act.
yesterday
yielded
to
demands
of
.the
labor
unions
to
be
represented
on
the
general
N
R
A.
advisorv
board.
CONTROLLING
EXCHANGES
New
Pederal
Legislation
To
Be
Introduced
at
Forthcoming
Session
of
United
States
Congress
WASHINGTON
D.C
Dwr
a
It
was
announced
yesitttay
that
irgisiauon
wowd
be
Introduced
at
the
forthcoming
session
of
nan.
?reas
by
.Senator
Fletcher
of
Hor-
Kia
providing
new
fedml
nmh.
Uons
for
the
control
of
trmdinc
,
the
stock
exchanges
of
this
Impeachment
Of
Rolph
is
Asked
Resolution
Maklnr
ThU
n..,..
Passed
by
Los
Angeles
Lawyers
Club
LOS
ANGELES.
December
5
The
Los
Angeles
Lawyer's
Club
paased
a
resolution
Mstardav
ask.
uig
for
the
Impeeohment
of
Governor
James
Rolph
by
the
State
Assembly
for
his
attitude
In
connection
with
the
hmohkng
of
Thurmond
and
Jack
Holmes,
kid-
murderers
of
Brooke
Hart
of
Jose.
Light
Trading
In
Stock
Mart
New
York
Exchange
Had
((ulrtest
Hay
Yesterday
Since
April
Wllh
Little
Change
In
Values
NOW
YORK.
December
5
Yes-terday
was
marked
by
the
lightest
trading
on
the
New
York
Rtnrk
Exchange
since
tast
April
The
Industrial
average
at
closing
was
wuw.
ou
.78;
rails.
$38
54.
up
43
UtUrtioa,
33.20.
up
18
and
bonris
j81.12,
up
.40.
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i
1
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ti
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