asssm
laJsVa.
"
'
it,
j.
,
,r!
r
!
if.
ta
id
DAILY
EDITION
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Publhhed
Every
Afternoon.
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News.
Limited.
Third
Avenue
H.
P.
PULLEN
-
-
-
Managing-Editor
,
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
City
delivery,
by
mall
or
carrier,
yearly
perlodt
paid
In
advance
W.Otf
For
lesser
periods,
paid
In
advance,
per
week
.10
By
mall
to
all
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
United
States,
paid
in
advance,
per
year
.........
3.00
By
mall
to
all
other
countries,
per
year
9.00
ADVERTISING
RATES
Transient
display
advertising,
per
Inch
per
Insertion
1.40
Local
readers,
per
Insertion,
per
line
,,
.,,
..
.25
Editor
and
Reporters'
Telephone
-
86
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
Visitors
From
Interior
Here
List
of
Registrations
to
Date
at
Office,
of
Prince
Rupert
'
Chamber
of
Commerce
The
'following-
visitors
on
the
special
'Canadian
National
excursion
from
Interior
points
have
so
far.
registered,
at
the
office
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce:
Mrs.
A.'
Benson
and
Mrs.
P.
M.
Gllltl,
Hazel
ton;
Mrs.
E.
T.
Kenhey,
Miss
'Norma
Kcnney.
Miss
Margaret
Kenney.
Miss
Jean
Doll,
Frank
Green.
T.
BJornsen.
Mrs.
E.
Thur-mann
and
B.
Thurman,
Terrace;
Don
Sutherland
and
Mis.
'Llnnea
US
Thursday.
Dec.
7,
1934
WILL
ANSCOMBE
BE
LEADER?
The
Conservative
party
is
looking
for
a
leader
in
British
Columbia
and
there
has
been
elected
to
the
Legislature
a
rather
outstanding
Conservative
in
the
person
of
Herbert
Anscombe,
ex-mayor
of
Victoria
and
former
reeve
of
Oak
Bay.
He
is
a
businessman
with
personality
and
much
will
depend
on
his
work
in
the
Legislature
during
the
next
year
as
to
whether
he
will
be
the
new
leader
of
the
party
or
not.
Leaders
are
developed,
not
chosen.
By
what
some
people-
might
consider
a
trick
of
fate,
Air.
Anscombe
was
elected
to
the
Legislature.
Others
claim
that
he
was
elected
in
spite
of
strong
forces
against
him
and
that
he
is
big
enough
and
clever
enough
to
take
the
place
that
is
open
to
him
in
the
new
House.
Anscombe
was
elected
as
an
independent
and
he
is
likely
to
show
his
independence
by
supporting
the
Pattullo
government
on
important
measures
that
he
considers
may
be
beneficial
to
the
province.
He
will
also
oppose
if
he
sees
fit,
but
he
will
not
oppose
just
for
the
sake
of
opposition
as
has
been
the
custom
in
the
past.
Out
of
the
throes
of
a
big
conflict
in
which
one
of
the
big
political
parties
has
almost
been
submerged
has
arisen
a
new
idea
in
politics.
Pattullo
is
a
new
kind
of
premier
with
a
new
policy
and
the
Conservatives
it
is
expected
will
arise
with
a
new
idea
of
what
government
means.
Possibly
Anscombe
will
be
the
man
who
will
pull
his
party
from
the
morass
in
which
the
late
administration
almost
buried
them.
If
he
does
so
it
will
be
by
showing
a
hew
way
in
opposition,
just
as
Pattullo
will
show
a
new
way
in
ad
ministration.
With
Pattullo
at
the
head
and
with
Connell
and
Anscombe
leading
different
sections
of
the
opposition
and
With
McGeer
if
voice
crying
in
the
wilderness,
the
,
next
few
sessions
of
the
Legislature
should
prov
e
notable.
Nobody
can
tell
just
what
may
happen.
SALVATION
ARMY
APPEAL
The
Salvation
Army
is
appealing
once
more
to
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
on
behalf
of
the
unfortunate
people
of
the
city
who
need
a
friend
at
Christmastide.
They
are
asking
for
money
and
goods
with
which
to
furnish
Christmas
hampers.
Particularly
is
their
appeal
addressed
on
behalf
of
the
children,
whose
parents
are
unable
to
provide
them
with
those
things
which
naturally
go
with
the
festive
season.
For
a
number
of
years
the
Daily
News
has
collaborated
with
the
Salvation
Army
in
making
these
collections
and
we
again
ask
for
contributions
just
as
large
if
not
larger
than
ever.
The
money
is
needed.
We
are
assured
of
that.
People
are
generously
inclined.
We
know
from
past
experience.
Let
Uri
do
oilr
bit
once
more
and
help
where
help
is
needed.
Hanson.
Smlthers;
Mrs.
Lee
Beth-urem
and
child
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oscar
Sather,
Usk;
Mrs.
B.
Little
and
Miss
D.
Bruneu,
Burnt
Lake;
X.
Frank,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Frank,
E.
Finlaycon,
Miss
Agnes
Oartlahd.
Miss
Teresa
Desjardlns,
Miss
Mary
Hipp,
Mrs.
W.
Ross
Thomson,
II.
Thomson,
and
Miss
D.
Frank,
Terrace.
H.
Miller,
Remo;
Mrs.
Robert
Braun.
Terrace;
Mrs.
John.DesJar-dlns.
Terrace;
it.
J.
Jannick.
Tp0'-ley;
W.
H.
Green,
Smlthers;
J.
Gll-
lett,
Massett;
Dewey
Atkinson
and
Miss
Doris
Atkinson,
Remo;
P.
J.
McOettigan,
Endako;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M.
M.
Connelly,
Fraser
Lake.
Mrs.
F.
Aykroyd,
Terrace;
Mrs.
Jean
Hogan.
Don
fen
;
J.
O.
Peterson.
Loos;
Mrs.
K.
E.
dlrnle
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Hogg.
Smlthers;
F.
Pearson,
Anyox.
CHURCH
NOTICES
CATHOLIC
CHURCH
Service
for
Feast
of
the
Immaculate
Conception
and
Forty
Hours'
Devotion.
(Quarantore)
Thursday
Sermon
and
Benediction
at
7:30
p.m.
Friday
Feast
of
the
Immaculate
Conception.
Holy
Day
of
Obligation.
iNo
Abstinence).
Low
Masses
at
7
and
8.
High
Mass
at
9.
Sermon
and
Benediction
at
7:30.
Saturday
Masses
at
7,
8
and
9.
Sermon
and
Benediction
at
7:30.
Sunday
Low
Mass
at
9.
High
Mass
at
11.
Closing
Devotions
at-7i30.
WELL
KNOWN
COAST
LUMBERMAN
SllOT
IN
MISTAKE
TOR
DEER
IN
NEIGHBORHOOD
OF
KIIUTZE
INLET.
(Continued
from
Pat;e
1!
tragedy,
other
members
of
the'
explained
today
that
depar-j
tarty
ure
was
made
from
Butedale
yes-
j
terday
morning
and
Mr.
Brynolson
j
and
Mr.
Hanson
were
put
ashore
:
about
10
a.m.
about
half
a
mile
past
j
Princess
Royal
Island
between
Bute-'
dale
and
Khutze
Inlet
and
about!
five
miles
from
Butedale
to
do
some
deer
hunting,
the
understanding
being
that
the
Nora
Jane
would
return
for
them
In
the
afternoon.
Corntrary
to
arrangement.
It
1
stated,
Mr.
Brynolson
crossed
into
Mr.
Hanson's
territory
and,
about
12:30
noon,
Mr.
Hanson
saw
what
he
believed
to
be
a
buck
rising
behind
a
tree.
There
was
snow
on
the
ground.
Mr.
Hanson
delayed
to
Clieck
up
and
became
confident
that
he
saw
the
antlers
and
nock
of
a
buck.
Thereupon,
he
filed.
On
running
up,
he
found
to
hie
dismay
that
it
had
been
Mr.
Brynolson
who
had
been
hit
in
the
right
leg
be
tween
knee
and
thigh.
The
spot
was
1000
to
120Q
feet
from
and
above!
the
beach.
Meantime,
after
Mr.
Brynolson;
and
Mr.
Hanson
had
been
put
I
ashore,
the
Nora
Jane
had
cruised
Give
'Him'
The
Best
For
Less
Money
Yoli
can
save
your
here
on
Christmas
Purchases
Full
range
of
suitable
presents
for
men
G.
C.
Arseneau's
Men's
Wear
Second
Ave.,
Phone
Black
111
4
THE
DAILY
NEWS
by
up
to
Khutze
Inlet
with
other
members
of
the
-
-
party
on
board
toi
hunt
for
geese.
Returning,
the
boat
!
in
the
hands
of
left
the
head
of
Khutce
Inlet
about
,
takers
and
win
2
pjn.
and
arrived
at
the
point
where
Mr.
Brynolson
and
Mr.
Hanson
were
to
re-embark
about
2:45
p4n.
The
party
found
Mr.
Hanson
at
the
beach,
having
rushed
there
from
the
bush
to
report
Mr.
Brynolson
havfng
been
artet.
Immediately
after
the
shooting.
Mr.
Hanson
had
placed
a
tourniquet
around
Mr.
Brynolson's
leg
and
made
him
as
comfortable
as
the
circumstances
would
permit.
He
then
made
several
trips
to
the
beach
to
look
for
the
Nora
Jane
and
get
assistance
as
speedily
as
possible.
He
had
also
fired
several
alarm
signals.
Mr.
Brynolon
being
still
conscious
at
the
time,
both
deceased
and
Mr.
Hanson
heard
the
sound
of
the
Nora
Jane's
engine
as
it
approached.
Thereupon
Mr.
Hanson
rushed
again
to
the
beach,
Mr.
Brynolson
(still
being
conscious
on
being
left.
Jarvls
McLeod
of
Prince
Rupert.
Thomas
D.
Trapp
of
New
Westminster
and
Oscar
Anderson
of
Bute-dale
went
ashore
with
Mr.
Hanson
with
a
stretcher
to
bring
the
wounded
man
out
to
the
boat
Mr
Brynolson,
having,
apparently,
suf
fered
greatly
from
pain,
cold,
shock
,
and
exposure,
was
lapsing
between
consciousness
and
unconsciousness
l
when
the
rescuers
reached
him.
He
,
Was
brought
out
to
the
boat
about
3:30
pjn.,
having
become
unconscious
while
being
carried
out.
Artificial
respiration,
application
at
heat
and
other
methods
of
aid
were
resorted
to
but
all
proved
Ineffectual
in
retaining
the
spark
of
life
and
Mr.
Brynolson
expired
about
4:30
pm.
aboard
the
boat.
Body
Broutht
Here
Departure
was
made
soon
for
Prince
Rupert
and
the
boat
and4
party
arrived
here
at
8
o'clock
this
morning,
reporting
the
tragedy
to
the
authorities.
Thl-
remains
are
YOU
SAVE
MORE
than
cigarette
papers
cost
you
using
TURRET
FINE
CUT
Have
you
as
a
smoker
who
rolls
his
own
cigarettes,
balanced
the
cost
of
smoking
a
fine
cut
with
sb-called
"FREE"
papers
sgainsi
the
cost
of
using
Turret
Fine
Cut
and
buying
your
own
papers
?
V
These
Figures
May
Startle
You
It
7
I
lb.
of
Fine
Cut
with
piper
la
psckinei
t
loc
ll.AO
I
Ib.nfTurrnFineCuf
without
prr
HptkineM
lc
the
B.
C
Under-be
forwarded
to
night
for
burial
in
the
south.
Mr
Brynolson
is
at
piesrnt
in
Vancouver.
In
addition
U
the
widow,
there
Is
a
daughter.
Grace,
who
Is
attending
finishing
school
near
Boston.
Mr.
Bryfcoteon
cam
origtnauy
from
Victoria
and
hat
other
relatives
there.
The
bereaved
will
have
the
deep
sympathy
of
many
Prince
Rupert
friends.
Members
of
the
hunting
party
were
T.
A.
Kettey.
O
S.
Harrison.
T.
D.
Trapp.
P.
D.
Oordon.
Jarvk
II.
McLeod.
Jack
Hanson.
Cap
Waiter
Dass.
Jack
Campbell.
Oscar
Afffler-son
and
Matt
Matnmi.
The
hjrat
of
these
men
had
become
an
annual
fixture
for
which
they
had
been
In
the
habit
of
coming
north
each
fall.
Their
ulttasato
dosttnailon
was
Oardner
Canal
to
hunt
big
game.
The
Jury
consists
of
Jack
Bulger,
William
McLeod.
C
O
Ham.
W
M.
Watt.
J
H.
Thompson
and
G.
A
Bryant
NEGLECT
OF
COMMON
CONSTIPATION
IS
A
SERIOUS
MATTER
Prevent
This
Condition
With
Kfrllogtf'a
All-Bran
Ths
first
qvtion
your
doctor
ssks
la
whether
yu
are
coaitiptttJ
r
not.
He
knows
that
this
condition
may
cause
hcadath.
lost
of
appetite
and
racrgy,
s!cp!esintt
It
is
often
the
starting
point
oi
ttrteui
dlseaie.
You
can
prevent
and
rcllsvs
common
xonetipation
to
easily.
Just
tat
a
delicious
certal
ones
a
day.
Laboratory
tests
show
that
Kl
logg's
Aix-Bkan
pvovldes
"bulk"
to
exereise
the
Intestines,
and
vitamin
B
to
further
aid
regular
habits.
Aix-Bran
is
also
a
rich
source
of
,
blood-building
Iron.
Ths
"milk"
In
All-Bran
Is
muth
like
that
found
In
leafy
vegetables.
Within
the
body,
It
forms
a
soft
mass.
Gently,
it
clears
out
ths
Intestinal
wastes.
lint
this
"ceresl
wsyM
safer
and
far
mere
pleasant
than
taking
patent
medicines
so
often
harmfulT
Two
tablespoonfuls
of
All-Boan
dally
are
usually
sufficient.
With
each
meal
In
serious
cases.
If
not
relieved
this
way,
see
your
doctor.
Enjoy
All-Bran
as
a
cereal,
or
uae
In
cooking,
Get
the
rtd-and-green
paekago
at
your
grocer's.
Made
by
Kellogg
in
London,
Out
Your
Announcer
K-H-C-A-L
Speaking
News
Flashes
After
a
delayed
trip
through
rail
troubles
the
Regal
Shop
has
received
a
fresh
supply
of
"Monarch
Yarnn
"
This
Is
the
last
shipment
at
the
old
prlees.
Ring
Red
8
and
reserve
your
winter
and
spring
require-menu,
liiereby
saving
30.
Our
Chrtetmas
Cards
are
finding
favor.
Reserve
yours
while
the
assortment
is
large.
Step
In
and
took
over
our
fine
assortment
of
Inexpensive
gifts.
SiWnc
30
IS
Pnkrr
llirult.innrntimjtc
ilue
.
-
-
-
-
.
.
.
.
Gut
of
A
hooki
of"Votu"or"Chn(rclef"ppf
to
roil,
1,1b.
of
Turret
Fine
Cut
.
.
.
,
By
uting
Turret
Fine
Cut
net
Minji
It
pays
to
"Roll
Your
Own"
with
TURRET
FINE
CUT
CIGAKKTTK
TOBACCO
SAVE
THE
POKER
HANDS
MINISTER
IS
NAMED
It.
C.
Matthew
New
.MInKter
of
National
Revenue
in
SuCeelon
To
Hon.
I,
B.
K)tkman
OTTAWA.
Dee.
7:
GPI
Ri
C.
Matthews.
MP.
for
Toronto
Bust
Centre,
was
appointed
minister
of
national
revenue
yesterday
In
suc
cession
to
Htm.
E.
B.
Ryekman.
who
has
rssvawed
on
account
of
SPORT
CHAT
Line-ups
for
tonight's
Billiard
Leaxue
fixture
between
Canadian
Legion
and
Empress
are
announced
as
follows:
O
P.
Tinker.
Canadian
Legion,
va
M
E
Young.
Empress.
Alex
Murray
vs
A.
Donald
Charles
Baptle
vs.
Pete
Prltehard
J
J
Judge
vs.
W
E
Wtlliscroft.
Alex
Hurvi-y
vs
Frank
Aldridge
C
L
Younaman
vs
J
Sutherland
Want
Ads
FOR
SALK
FOR
SALE
good
if
flee
sate.
(
be
seen
at
Dally
New.
Ca
1
FOR
8
ALE
21
Jeweled
Studebakei
f
gold
filled
watch,
cost
M.
se:
I
for
$M.
Phone
in
187
""
"!"""aeaSMws
LIVE
Xmaa
present.
Roller
Cana
1
Me.
Guaranteed
alngers.
8ht
any
distance.
W.
HaUon.
nanr
Block.
FOlt
RENT
FURNISHED
Houskeeplnf
Rooms
for
rent.
Will
move
you
in
free
Phone
200.
lm
VSINON
A
part
menu
housekeeping
rooms,
newly
renovated.
141
2nd
Avenue.
Phone
Ited
421.
PA
INTEND
PAINTINO
and
Paperhanglng
Holler.
Phone
Red
802.
TRANSFERS
CAMERON'S
Transfer.
Dry
birch,
cedar,
Jackplne.
Furniture
moving,
tf
flAIRDRESSBK
PERMANENT
WAVINGl
Cluster
Curl!
Latest
Styles
NELflON'S
BEAUTY
6HOPPE
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll,
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rales
11.00
up
50
Rooms,
Hot
tt
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
'"Phohr28T"
P.O.
Bdx'ISS'
3
TtJ1i
Canadian
Dollar
on
New
l
ork
Kxchangi
NEW
YORK.
Decemoer
7
-Cana
dian
Preos'
The
Canadian
doliai
dropped
lr
to
tkm
at
$1
01
on
the
lural
fwretgu
excuanga
market
yesterday
The
British
pound
sterling
closed
at
SS
IUi
down
Then
has
been
much
fluctuation
in
for
eign
exchange
during
ti.e
put
few
days,
the
pou
d
on
Tuesday
having
been
up
"'jf
(mm
Monday
am
the
dollar
up
S-lfc
OUR
I'LKDRK
TO
TIIK
PKOPI.K
OF
THIS
COMMUNITY
Confidence
Li
the
basis
of
every
pwrchoee
yon
make
In
a
jewary
store
Unless
you
are
an
expert,
you
must
depend
on
the
advice
of
the
Jeweier
when
you
buy
This
is
a
reputable
jewelry
store,
ran
by
prof
eaeionei
Jewelers
We
sell
only
merchandise
that
belongs
m
a
Jewelry
store
Every
article
must
paas
rigid
teats
before
we
offer
It
to
you
Our
prices
are
fair,
we
will
not
lower
our
standards
for
the
sake
of
low
prices.
Our
expert
advlee
coats
yon
nothing
We
would
rather
ten
you
the
truth
and
lose
one
sale
A
than
low
vom
as
a
o
rrv
3
customer
ror
e
oua
(Jewellers
2.Tnr.
STOHE
WIIH
ThC
ClOCfS
S.
R.
S.
-
1
une
in
1
opics
HIGH
LIGHTS
MONDAY.
'DEC.
4,
1933
8
30-
Big
Show.
KOIN.
7
30
L.
Romanelil
Orchestra.
CFCN
$30-W!H
Daly
Qreh..
with
Richard
Crooks.
KOMO
9:15-
NBC
Drama
Hour.
KOMO.
TUESDAY,
DEC.
5,
1933
6:30
Nina
Martini.
Tenor.
CFCN,
CRCV.
7:0a
-Dartc
Quartet.
KJR.
8
15
Memory
Lane.
KOMO.
0
30-
Magnolia
Minstrels,
KOMO.
WEDNESDAY.
DEC.
C,
1D33
0:00
H
O
lungers,
KOIN.
0:30
John
McCormtck.
KOMO.
7:00
Old
Oold,
KOIN.
0
00-WalU
Time,
KOMO.
THURSDAY,
DEC.
7,
1933
0:001
mperlal
Grenadiers,
CFCN.
0:30
Dramatic
Guild,
KOIN.
8:00-Josef
Hornlk's
Oreh..
KJR.
8
30
Sing
Bam.
KOIN.
and
Remember
We
offer
you
a
modern,
efficient
and
reliable
Radio
Service
Superior
Radio
Service
Phone
Blue
320;
330
2nd.
Ave.
LOOK
TOR
THE
TOWER
WHY
BAKE
XMAS
CAKE?
It's
easier
and
Mt.
buy
it
at
Van's
Bakery
Makers
of
lliih
(lass
Hi-
.1
lake
and
Patrr
Hunters!
Sportsmen!
Have
your
truphle
n,
'
:
'
3
by
an
expert
Bear
tu$v
ted
In
any
style
Osme
f
a
specialty.
All
work
ru..T.
teed
first
class
FUM
MADS
UP
Write
IVr
Trkes
E.
Dix,
Taxidermist
Terraee,
B.C.
Central
Hotel
American
and
Eumpej'
'
i
Housekeeping
Rootr.-
Wo
Also
Sell
Coal
That
(Ives
Perfect
Satisfaction
Phone
51
WOOD!
WOOD!
ll-ln.
Blocks,
delivered
per
cord
Split,
Ready
for
Mote
per
cord
Kindling
uer
cord
Half
Cord
I'honc
IHuc
S2"
S6
$8
$10
85
GOLDBLOOM
FUR
SALE
All
Furs
Sellinj?
at
20
Percent
Less
Than
Cost
.Must
be
sold
became
rah
'j
needed
lo
buy
raw
fur'
,
some
of
these
real
fuT
gains