XXIV
No.
283
OLE
JOHNSON,
HELCE
JACOBSEN.
EINAR
OKS-MK.SOREN
KNUTSEN
AND
EINAR
MORTINSEN
BELIEVED
TO
HAVE
PERISHED
ON
TUESDAY
MORNING.
Wreckage
of
Two
Boats
Is
Found;
Two
Others
Missing
BELLA
ASHORE
WITH
PILOTHOUSE
CONE-E.
0.
lO
IS
(.ROUND
TO
MATCHWOOD
NO
TRACE
FOUND
OPS.
K.
AND
KENO-TWO
.MAKE
PORT.
VICTORIA,
Dec.
7:
(CP)
Five
Swedish
fishermen
from
Prince
Rupert
arc
MievcdJosLwitJi
Mr
fjMK
boats
in
a
storm
that
swept
the
west
const
of
Vancouver
Hand
Tuesday.
The
miming
craft
and
men
are:
The
Bella,
the
wreckage
of
which
was
found
ffvc
miles
west
of
Clo-oohe,
w
hich
had
Olc
Johnson
and
Heine
Jacob-fen
aboard.
The
E.
0.
1G29,
the
wreckage
of
which
was
found
eight
miles
west
of
Clo-oosc,
which
had
Einar
Oksvik
on
hoard.
TheS.
K.
which
is
unreported
with
Soren
Knutscn.
The
Keno,
aboard
which
was
Einar
Mortinsen.
The
Dovrc,
with
Alfred
Anderson,
has
arrived
at
Ham-field
and
the
.Magna,
w
ith
two
men,
at
Beccher
Bay.
The
men
and
boats
came
south
from
Prince
Rupert
several
months
ago
and
wercenroute
back
w
ith
the
intention
of
trolling
off
Bamfield
for
a
few
days.
The
weather
was
favorable
when
they
left
Victoria
.Monday
but,
off
Port
San
Juan
wind
rose.
The
advisabil-
j
Ity
of
making
haven
w
as
considered
but
it
was
decided
to
;
push
on,
according
to
Alfred
Anderson.
An
hour
past
San
Juan
the
wind
increased
to
a
gale
and
the
craft
headed
into
its
teeth,
hoping
to
ride
it
out.
Between
1
and
1
o
clock
,
o'clock
Tuesday
morning
Anderson
saw
the
lights
or
the
.
three
loats
and
at
5
o'clock
sighted
the
Bella.
At
day-
,
break,
how
ever,
he
could
not'
pick
up
any
of
them.
He
con-
,
eluded
that
they
had
headed
for
Bamfield
and
struggled
,
through
the
storm
to
that
point
himself
to
find
out
that
,
he
had
been
the
only
one
to
make
pori,
WRECKAGE
IS
FOUND
Dan
Holliday.
.Government
Tele
wreckage
or
survivors.
tnmring
hands.
Several
Usues
t;
i:hed
new
high
price
marks
for
the
year.
Today's
Weather
Terrace-
Cloudy,
calm,
temperature
32.
Alyansh-Cloudy,
calm,
30.
Anjox
knowing,
calm,
32.
HEAVY
DAY
iGarment
Workers'
C
til
OF
TRADING
Turnover
In
New
York
Over
Two
Million
Shares
High
Price
Marks
iiiii
i
i
0
NEW
YORK,
Dec.
7:
Trading
I.
wed
a
big
revival
in
volume
on
U;o
New
reached.
ployers
and
workers
in
I.os
Angeles
Los
ANOELK8.
December
7
Settlement
of
the
garment
workers'
strike
here
was
announced
ys-i.i.v
a
ten-year
agreement
sat-
Tu
sday
with
over
2.000,000
shares
utactory
to
all
parties
having
been
SILVER
AND
COPPER
ON
NEW
YOUK
MAUI
NtW
YOHK.
December
7
Cn-gilver
closed
at
43
Je
per
ounce
on
the
local
metal
markot
yesteruay.
w
KSed
at
r
per
pound.
Canadian
Student
Waitress
Who
Sued
Julia
"Judy"
Oelger.
19-year-olc
St.
Catherines.
Ont
.
swimmer,
as
she
recently
left
for
Los
Angeles
aboard
a
liner,
to
attend
the
University
of
California.
cumbed
to
shock
and
exposure
yes
terday
afternoon
aboard
the
Kelley
!
Logging
Co.'s
service
boat
Nora
iJane.
The
unfotrunate
Incident
O
l
J
t0Qk
P'acc
about
12:30
noon
ln
lhc
jtrike
IS
uettleU
bush
between
Butedale
and
Khutae
lniei
wnue
aeceaam
huu
jbck
iiu-son.
looslne
suuerlntendent
for
the
Kcac
Kcachcd
.ct
Between
i
c,
veen
Em
r.m-
Agreement
Cq
pre
,fi
hunting
for
deer.
About
4:30
p.m
.
after
having
been
taken
aboard
the
Nora
Jane,
Mr.
Brynolson.
despite
all
that
could
be
done
by
his
companions
to
save
his
life,
expired.
The
Nora
Jane
arrived
ln
port
about
8
o'clotk
this
morning
to
bring
ln
the
body
and
report
the
tragedy.
An
inquest
Is
being
held
this
afternoon
before
Deputy
Coroner
A.
J.
Lancaster
and,
accompanied
by
Mr.
Alder
and
members
of
the
party
the
remains
will
be
placed
tonight
aboard
the
ateamer
Trlnce
George
for
delivery
south
for
Interment
Newt
or
the
tragedy
will
prove
a
general
shock
to
the
community
of
Prince
Rupert
for
Mr.
Brynolson
nounce.
j
Baer
For
Breach
Of
Had
Been
Resident
of
Province
Years
Long
Prominent
in
IS
'
VANCOUVER.
Dec
B:
-A
resident
ct
British
Columbia
for
forty-eight
years
and
long
prominent
in
musi-i
al
circles
here.
Mrs.
Hicks,
wife
of
Arthur
J
Hicks
of
this
city,
passed
it
way
on
Monday.
SUCCUMBED
AHOUT
FOUR
HOURS
AFTER
BEING
INJURED
IN
RIGHT
LEG
BETWEEN
KNEE
AND
THIGH
INQUEST
BEING
HELD
THIS
AFTERNOONREMAINS
SOUTH
TONIGHT.
About
four
hours
after
beinu
shot
in
the
right
lejr
between
the
knee
and
thigh
in
mistake
for
a
deer
by
a
com
pan
panion
v
on
on
on
a
a
hunting
nuniing
expedition
expedition
in
in
the
ine
neighborhood
neiKimornooa
oi
of
n
"
n,
the
wrnrk-ttl
wrecked
hull
mi
oi
of
nit
the
Be
m
a
!
i
'
Rranh
lineman,
came
upon
LWmnr.
r.
iirv,,.,kn
n,m,l
in
r
s,,!in
with
its
deckhouse
gone.
Three
pVesId
I
ntof
the
E.
0.
1629
ground
almost
to
m.
tc
h
ooci.
oa
is
.
uiu
.
.
.
.
,
..
.
f
.
..
.
,
,
.
,f
,
men
sent
on
patrol
irom
iiamiu-...
L
tn,m,r
meni
at
tins
citv.
sue-?"
'
.....
-
....it
...
.......
kam
nnK,
1
1
..
.
COMMISSION
ON
HIGHWAYS
Body
to
Have
Control
Over
Koads
or
Province
to
be
Set
Up,
i
Minister
Announces
t
VICTORIA,
Dec.
7:
(CP
ElUier
by
special
enactment
or
by
amendment
to
existing
statutes,
the
provincial
government
wtll
move
to
set
up
a
provincial
highway
commission
at
the
next
session
of
the
Legislature,
Hon.
Frank
M.
McPher-
son,
minister
of
public
works,
an-
r
gfiftWl
WE
LOCAL
FISHERMEN
ARE
DROWNED
Phone
77
TAXI
TOMMY'S)
Stand,
Capitol
Theatre
Mock
Any
time,
anywhere,
50c
U
the
fare.
7-I'aasenger
Chrysler
Car
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
HRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
DECEMBER
7,
1933
Charlie
Hanson,
Wistaria
Store-keener,
Succumbs
to
Pneumonia
Following
Motor
Injuries
The
death
is
reported
in
Burns
Lake
Hospital
on
Monday
of
this
week
of
Charlie
Hanson,
storekeeper
of
Wistaria
and
for
years
a
well
known
resident
of
the
Lakes
Dis
trict.
He
was
injured
tn
a
motor
accident
l4-WjJitejssn,tjaB-ted
pneumonia
to
which
he
succumbed.
He
is
married
and
is
survived
by
a
child.
Wheat
Prices
VANCOUVER.
December
7
(Canadian
Press
Wheat
was
Quoted
at
5fl7c
on
the
local
Exchange
yesterday.
,
Well
Known
Coast
Lumberman
Shot
In
Mistake
For
Deer
In
Neighborhood
of
Khutze
Inlet
NEW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Torrnto
Preparing
For
Opening
Up
Of
Biggest
Matkrt
Outside
Of
New
York
TORONTO.
Dec.
7:
CP-Local
I
financial
leaders
are
continuing
their
preparations
for
the
seUlug
.7
'Ci
,.
,7i
P
htre
of
the
largest
stock
market-hi
m
wife
h
had
a
visited
the
city
with,.
ing
nrMntmaiinn
organisation
,n
ln
Norlh
North
America
An,.ri,
her
parents.
City
Commissioner
and
Mrs.
Alder.
Circumstances
of
Tragedy
Relating
the
circumstances
of
the
Continue4
on
Page
outside
of
the
New
York
Stock
Exchange
ln
the
meiger
ot
the
Toronto
Stock
Exchange
and
the
Standard
Stock
and
Mining
Exchange
into
the
Toronto
Stock
Exchange.
The
new
exchange
ia
expected
to
be
ready
for
business
af-t.-r
the
first
of
the
year.
PEARSON
IS
NAMED
HEAD
OF
FISHERY
VICTORIA,
Dec.
7:
CP
-Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
announces
that
(ill
portfolios
in
the
government
have
now
been
filled
with
the
appoint
tnent
of
Hon.
George
S.
Pearson,
minister
of
mines
and
labor,
as
commissioner
of
fisheries.
1
TAXATION
BIG
STORM
New
Income
Tax
Law
is
Being
Formulated
in
United
States
Washington!
d.c.
Dec.
7:
rhe
House
ways
and
means
committee
is
considering
new
income
tax
legislation
whereby
the
exemption
for
single
persons
would
be
tx:
at
$1060
and
for
married
at
$5000
with
a
minimum
rate
of
four
per-cent,
increasing
on
a
sliding
scale
r
the
larger
incomes.
Promise
is
Married
PASSES
AT
RENO.
Nev.,
Dec
7
OHve
Beck.
Livarmoxe.
Cal..
waitress,
who
a
fc
w
days
ago
settled
a
$250,000
t
reach
of
promise
salt
against
Max
Baer.
well
known
he
ivyweight
box-
i
was
married
he
e
yesterday
to
t
1
1.
nie
Walsh-MrS.
Arthur
Hicks
,
Of
Vancouver
Dies
BURNS
LAKE
Oreton
and
Washington
Coasts
Lashed
by
Ninety-Mile
Gale
Much
Rain
at
Astoria
S
BATTLE,
Dec.
7:
(CPJWash-ingtan
and
Oregon
coasts
were
swept
by
one
of
the
strongest
gaits
In
years,
the
wind
reaching
a
velocity
of
ninety
miles
per
hour,
late
Tuesday.
At
Astoria,
Ore.,
three
and
a
quarter
inches
of
rain
fell.
It
being
the
heaviest
precipitation
recorded
in
fifty
years.
Considerable
property
damage
Is
reported
but
no
lives
were
lost.
Bill
Hart
Fifty-Three
Years
Old
Tamous
Figure
of
Old
Silent
West
crn
Film
Dramas
Celebrates
Birthday
On
His
Farm
ter
health
than
in
years.
Fifi
cl'Orsay
Is
Wedded
Yesterday
To
Chicago
Man
HOLLYWOOD.
December
7
Pifl
d'Orsay.
well
known
screen
actress.
M
..lJ
....
It
1
nt
a
lT..!u
Vancouver
Stocks
iOouitr
e.
D.
join
)
Vancouver
B.
R.
X
GoW.
.38.
f
Bralorne.
D.60.
B.
C.
NtekeL
.40.
Big
Missouri.
.49.
Bridge
River.
JO.
Cariboo
kld.
tS&.
Georgia
Alver,
.08,
Indian.
.Ollfc.
.
Mlnto
Gold,
.ltfc.
Meridian.
.38.
Mernlng
Star,
.17.
NaUve
Sons.
.04.
National
Silver,
.011.
Noble
Five,
.07.
Pend
Oreille.
.71.
Porter
Idaho,
.994.
Premier,
1.08.
Reeves
McDonald.
.10.
Reward
.06.
Reno,
.88.
Silver
Crest.
.0.
Wayside.
.33.
Whitewater.
.061..
Wnverly-Tangier,
.01
V4.
Oils
Fabyan.
.00
Home
Oil,
1.G0.
C.
&
E
.88.
Freehold,
.10.
A.
P.
Corw
.17,
Oalmont,
.10.
Sterling
Pacific.
.45.
Toronto
Alexandria,
.01
V.
Columarlo.
.44
H.
Central
Patricia,
.49.
Klrkland
Lake,
JO.
Noranda,
34J3.
Sherrltt-Gorden.
.84.
InternaUonal
Nickel,
31.35.
Granada.
.59.
Maeassa,
.79.
Slseo,
Ul.
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
urged.
-
5:25
ajn.
17.7
ft.
16:59
pjn.
17.5
ft.
Low
11:17
a.m.
9.9
ft.
23:44
p.m.
6.3
ft.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
FREEMAN
BRYMLSON
IS
KILLED
IN
HUNTING
FATALITY
Trolling
Boats
From
This
Port
With
Prince
Rupert
Men
Aboard
Victims
of
Vancouver
Id.
Storm
PLAN
FOR
SOUTH
GETS
PLANNING
FOR
WORK
Pattullo
Advocates
Use
of
National
Credit
Discusses
Financial
Phase
of
Problem
Premier's
Parley
Western
Premiers
Endorse
National
rublic
Works
Program
Ask
.
Ottawa
to
Relieve
Single
Men
VICTORIA.
Decemoer
7
Press
i
Rational
use
v
of
the
(national
credit
was
ad
vosalji'
yes
terday
ty
Premier
T.
D.
PattuHo
for
the
fulfilment
of
a
"work
ana
wages"
program.
He
suggested
that
unemployment
could
be
materially
relieved
without
a
policy
of
inflation.
"If
British
CoUBiMia
controlled
its
own
credit
and
customs
we
could
double
our
populaUoo.
bt-a
short
time,"
tfce
Premier
declared.
"Thirty
thousand
dollars
set
aside
MANCHESTER,
Cal..
Decemoer
7
!
annually
for
sinking
fund
purposes.
-.WIIHam
S.
Hart,
famous
two-gumwouW
reUre
mittton
dollar
loan
hen.
of
the
old
ileal
movies,
cei-
ta
lwcnt
J""'-
PfoTlrie'e
e-bflted
hft
Ilftynhfrd
wrthday
cfBW"ort"te5QbrttoClpJ
his
farm
here
yesterday.
He
tokt
millions
a
year
ard
still
be
sol-
callers
that
he
was
feeling
in
be;-,
?efl'
"
Mr.
I'atiuJio's
statement
r
oho
wed
the
conference
of
premiers
of
the
four
western
provinces
who
endorsed
a
proposal
of
an
extensive
program
of
public
works
for
un
employment
relief
to
be
financed
by
the
national
credit
and.
if
iikj-
essary.
the
issuance
of
additional
currency.
.
The
federal
government
wUl
b
urged
to
assume
all
responribittiy
for
the
relief
ot
single
unemployed
men.
T
7Z
.
V.
Uniformity
of
reBef
measures
wood
church
k
yesterday
a
to
Maurtce
I,
-nton.
ft
m
un-
niu
oi
orucago.
mujni,nt
i.ror
.ti.
To
Travel
Together
To
Russian
Capital
Ambassador
William
Bullitt
to
Be
Met
at
Berlin
By
Commissar
Maxim
Litvinoff
BERLIN.
Dec.
7:
It
was
stated
here
yesterday
that
William
C.
Bul-
1144,
new
United
Steteajirnbussador
to
UimiA
appointed
following
the,
olftgssl
reeognltion
ot
the
Soviet
HepaoM
by
President
Roosevelt,
atti'Maxtm
Litvinoff,
Russian
com
missar
ot
foreign
affairs,
would
meet
here
ind
Journey
together
to
Moscew.
Mr.
Bullitt
Is
now
dn
his
way
from
the
United
States
and
M.
Litvinoff,
who
has
been
in
Rome
conferring
with
Premier
Mussolini
ot
Italy,
is
expected
to
spend
a
few
days
In
the
German
capital
awaiting
the
ambassador's
arrival.
Wife
of
Member
Of
Commons
Is
Dead
at
Verrioii
VERNON.
Dec.
7:
C
P
Mrs.
O
rote
Stirling,
aged
60,
wife
of
the
Member
of
Parliament
at
Ottawa
for
Yale,
died
on
Tuesday
night
ihere.
Before
her
marriage
on
Jan
uary
22.
1603,
to
Mr.
Stirling,
deceased
was
Mabel
Katherlne
Whlsh,
daughter
ot
Dr.
R.
Whlsh,
Brig-stoke.
R.N.,
of
BeyrOuit
Syria.
Be
sides
her
widower,
she
Is
survived
by
two
sons
and
two
daughters.
.
1
.
9
fl