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Friday.
Dec.
15.
1933
VANCOUVER'S
IJKIDGK
SCHEME
Vancouver
people
have
decided
in
favor
ef
granting
a
charter
to
a
company
to
build
a
new
bridge
connecting
Stanley
Park
w
ith
West
Vancouver.
It
is
a
scheme
which
has
been
under
consideration
for
many
years
and
will
doubtless
prove
of
great
value
to
the
city.
Shipping
interests
opposed
the
bridge
as
possibly
hampering
shipping
while
many
people
objected
to
spoiling
Stanley
Park
by
making
through
it
an
industrial
highway.
Others
considered
that
the
park
was
large
and
its
value
would
not
be
greatly
leaned
by
the
highway.
Most
of
the
objection
to
the
scheme
came
from
vested
interests
that
would
be
adversely
affected.
Happily
it
is
difficult
for
vested
interests,
either
of
capital
or
labor,
to
interfere
with
the
progress
of
the
world.
We
must
keep
pace
with
advancing
civilization.
WHY
HOLD
US
HACK?
Some
day
before
very
long
it
is
to
be
hoped
that
Prince
Rupert
will
be
able
to
overcome
the
inertia
and
obstacles
to
progress
which
prevent
the
people
of
the
city
getting
into
close
touch
with
the
interior
country
except
through
the
railway.
.At
present
the
work
on
the
highway
is
closed
down
and
the
railway
company
refuses
to
allow
anything
but
an
exorbitant
and
prohibitive
rate
on
autos
carried
by
it
to
Skeena
Crossing
or
Terrace.
We
are
shut
in
because
it
is
considered
unprofitable
to
let
us
out.
Hamiilv
we
have
friends
in
the
seats
of
the
mitrhtv
and
it
ia.
confidently
expected
that
action
will
be
taken
soon
to
rectify
"the
(present
condition.
In
the
meantime
we"
must
refuse
to
take
no
for
an
answer
when
asking
for
a
change.
CLOSING
GASB0AT
OF
MINE
IS
SUNK
Cold
Snap
Cause,
Temporary
Sus
pension
of
Operations
at
Surf
I
Point
I'roperty
'
I
Owing
to
a
freeae-up
of
the
water
supply
system
In
the
present
cold
snap,
it
has
become
necessary
to
suspend
operations
temporarily
at'
the
Surf
Point
mine
on
Former'
Island
which
has
been
steadily
pro-
ducing
concentrate
since
summer
for
the
Noah
Thmntns
Corporation.
As
soon
as
weather
moderates.
It
Is
expected
operatiatos
,
win
be
re-:
sumed.
R
E.
Legg.
mpirtotendeat
In
charge
of
the
mine,
la
in
town
to-,
day.
having
eoMe
ever
yesterday
with
a
number
of
til
csnpidjsos,
IS
F1XF.I)
8M0
j
Jim
Shren.
Chlnnman.
was
fined
$300.
with
three
months'
itgpriaonV
ment
option
In
city
potlec
court
yesterday
afternoon
for
supplying
liquor
to
an
lntrrdtet.
City
MMtltor
E
F.
Jones
nnd
Com.
O.
A.
Wyman
conducted
the
prosecution.
Sheen
Is
serving
the
time.
Seiner
Mildred
G.
Submerges
in
Grenville
Channel
While
Party
Of
Natives
Was
Ashore
Anchored
too
close
to
shore
and
filling
as
the
tide
came
up.
the
teinebeet
Mildred
O.,
belonging
U
John
Haldane
of
Metlakatia.
sank
in
GrenviUe
Channel
on
Wednesday
while
members
of
a
party
who
had
been
aboard
her
were
hunting
lr
the
woods.
Following
the
sinking,
the
party
camped
on
the
beach
news
of
tbeiv
plight
reaching
here
yesterday
with
the
halibut
boat
Embla,
Cap.
A,
Anderson,
which
brought
some
of
the
natives
home.
Anothei
Metlakatia
boat
has
now
left
for
Use
scene
to
attempt
salvage
of
the
Mildred
O.
The
sunken
vessel
is
40
feet
long
and
is
equipped
with
a
1G
h
p.
gasoline
engine.
I'MTF.I)
STATUS
COM)
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
Dec.
16:
'CP
i-The
United
States
Treasury
price
of
gold
was
unchanged
today
nt
$84.01
com
oared
with
$32.41
in
London
and
$32.25
in
Montreal.
GIFTS
FOR
LADIES
UrcsM.
Liiuerie
Hosiery.
Hankies.
Glove,
Scarfs.
Flc,
at
moderate
prices.
Hargains
in
Coats
and
Hals.
Come
and
ret
A
SUNSHINE
SUSIE
FREE
;
"DEMERS"
Come
and
;et
a
Sunshine
Sule
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OFFICERS
E0RYE4R
.
..
u..
V.,4l,
Sons
of
Norway
Honor
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
Oscar
Satlicr
Following
Marriage
e
Lowest
thermometer
reading
so
far
this
winter
was
recorded
at
the
Dlgby
Island
meteorological
station
at
4
o'clock
this
morning
when
the
mercury
descended
to
IS
above
zero,
equalling
the
lowest
mark
re
corded
all
laal
winter.
Skies
had.
-'louded
over
heavily
this
afternoon
nnd,
although
the
barometer
was
steady,
it
appeared
as
though
snow
was
in
prospect.
There
was
snow
In
Victoria
last
night
and
several
interior
points
this
morning
recorded
sub-aero
temperatures:
Today's
weather
report:
Prince
Rupert
Overcast,
calm:
barometer.
30.00;
temperature,
32:
sea
smooth.
Langs
ra
Island
Overcast,
calm:
sea
moderate.
Dead
Tree
PointOvercast,
calm;
barometer.
26.96:
temperature.
18;
sea
smooth.
Triple
Island
Clear,
light
northerly
wind:
sea
smooth.
Mining
Officials
Off
to
Islands
In
Anyox
Flying
Boat
Taking
Dr.
Joseph
T
Mandy.
re-
Oraham.
inspector
of
mines,
on
a
trip
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
On
official
duties.
Pilot
Jack
Me-Connachie
of
Anyox
hopoed
off
at
1:30
this
afternoon
wtth
his
Bast-man
'flying
boat.
Plane
and
party
are
expected
back
early
next
week.
Pete
Cravetto
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
Otoajt
Ux
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
The
fallowing
is
the
scale
of
charges
made
'or
reacting
notkes.
Marriage
and
Engagement
e
announcement
$2.
B!tth
Noliees
SOe
I
Pimeral
NoUces
$1.
Cards
of
Thank.
!
Funeral
Flowers
10c.
per
name.
She
'upper
phone
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Vancouver
The
local
Sons
of
Norway
Lodge.
Vlntond
No.
M.
held
Us
annual
Jeo
iBy
Anns
Ullman
tiofl
of
officers
at
a
recent
meeting.
We
had
quite
an
Interesting
trip
The
following
wore
elected:
m
our
way
to
Vancouver
from
At-
'
Preside,
Oscar
Sather
jlec
lin
kut
winter.
My
nurse
Mis
Ma-
-
ted.
,
'
tMW.acodn4t
me
all
the
5
Vice-president.
John
MorvOTf.
'
'vrayiis
I
was
to
ne
condition
to
ira-
H
Secretary-
-Miss
Inger
Murvold.
vei
alone.
Vice-secretary.
Ounnar
Solvit.
Pilot
Forrester
of
Carrross.
Y.T..
Financial
secretary
John
SToc-
rum
us
to
Care
ibm
from
Atlin
dur
seth.
Treasurer,
Mr.
I.
Wick.
Judge
Omar
Mave.
Regent.
Mrs.
John
Murvold.
Marshall.
Mrs.
K.
Slatta.
Vice-marshall.
Mrs.
O.
Skog
Inner
guard.
Hans
Houston.
Outer
guard.
Pete
Nordnes.
Trustee
K.
snuta.
oie
snog.
An-
in
five
oe
stac
hoar.
A
rotary
snow
skar
Wick.
jlow
went
ahead
of
tie.
clearing
the
Two
new
members
Jomed
the
.rack
so
that
the
tsain
could
get
by.
lodge.
Tfee
backs
of
two
seau
had
been
Following
the
btsftnesa
meeting
folded
as
that
there
was
room
for
tables
were
set
and
suffer
w'iny
stretcher
to
lie
flat
served.
Speeches
were
wad
by
The
snow
was
banked
up
as
high
different
members
and
a
preeen-
as
the
tram
windows
in
several
tation
made
by
John
MarvoM.
on
j
psaees
along
the
tracks
behalf
of
the
member
of
the
lodge.
We
u
clo-e
b,hlnd
to
Mr.
and
Mm.
Oear
Sather.
of
a
the
slowlv
H10w
p.
M
the
snow
beautiful
stiver
set
of
cutlery
a
a
drlfud
acrMa
trmclu
aft
wedding
present
from
the
lodte.
:
inK
removed
A
very
enjoy
We
dance
followed,
when
itfim
ii
m
ome
utile
music
being
furnished
by
Mrs.
Blacks
oreheetra.
COLD
SNAP
CONTINUES
Lowest
Thermometer
Heading
Two
Years
Kecorded
Here
In
ing
rtanny
winter
weather.
In
58
lntButesn
trip
that
would
have
iaMai
us
nnteJi
tender
overland.
Thi
train
that
was
to
take
us
to
8fcigway
had
to
wail
at
Carrro&s
until
a
storm
blew
over
We
left
gift
aw
at
eight
In
the
morning
'.nd
were
to
have
readied
Skagway
station
for
lunch,
my
nurse
always
i
brooght
me
lunch
on
a
tray
We
passed
high,
snow-covered'
mountains,
wind-swept
stretches
where
stunted
jack
pine
grew,
and
i
small
settlement
along
the
White
)
Pass
Railway.
I
There
was
Lata
Dennett,
a
tiny
settlement,
wtth
a
little
church
on
a
knoll,
and
a
few
other
bwUding.
This
settlement
was
a
great
dty
ducing
the
gold
ruth
days.
It
was
getting
Inte.
6
p.m.
4
woman
secretary
of
the
Pan-American
Alrwaye
of
Pals
banks.
AW
aska.
came
over
to
show
me
an
in
teresting
collection
of
snapshots
of
the
far
north.
Another
station.
.We
were
nar
the-
summit.
My
nurse
went
off
with
the
other
passengers
for
a
belated
supper.
She
said
sheM
bring
me
a
nice
tray.
r
returned
wltrT
an
appeUstog
on
my
tray
and
hastily
made
ice
cream
for
my
dessert.
The
cook
made
custard
and
put
it
out
in
the
snow
to
cool.
It
froae;
therefore
the
lot
cream
for
anpaer.
made
to
order.
We
were
going
down
the
long
hHI
to
SfcAaMtay.
There
vtnsn't
so
much
show
here.
9oon
we
stopped.
The
engine
of
the
snow
plow
had
ran
out
of
water.
They
said
that
to
melt
snow
would
tan
too
much
time
The
next
suggestion
was
to
back
the
train
up
hill
to
the
lost
water
tank.
But
that
was
out
of
the
question,
as
too
much
snow
had
already
drifted
in
behind
the
tram.;
One
of
the
men
phoned
to
Skagway
that
we
were
stuck,
about
sixteen
miles
oov.
j
"I
wonder
what
we're
going
to
do
now."
said
one
of
the
passengers.
We'd
feel
better
if
ww
knew
what
Mill
olow
and
posit
the
snow
plow
down
low
!
the
hill.
1
ve
were
on
the
long
railroad
bridge,
it
I
probably
one
of
the
highest
railroad
bridges
In
the
world.
We
could
see
far
below
Into
the
deep
gorge
where
the
snow
wan
piled
hlnh.
THe
raoonllght
on
the
snow
was
broutlful
Just
as
thfftnun
bumped
Into
the
Aged,
blended
and
bottled
in
Scetlsnd.
.
.
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because
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Saturday,
December
16th
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large
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THK
HF.TTKI!
DlIKssKD
FOR
I.I.S.
snow
plow
I
went
to
sleep
We
were
h
In
Qka.wj.
u
ufnn
T
nttgAlr
An
Am.
erica
n
custom
official
was
walking
along
the
aisle
on
hi
way
ont
of
the
ear.
"All
checked
baggage
win
be
released!'
1
At
the
station,
all
the
pasmn
is
-
except
my
ntme
and
myself
got
off
1
Then
they
backed
the
train
up
and
!
ran
it
along
a
spur
to
the
wharf.
"
where
the
Princess
Norah
awaited
the
train's
passengers.
I
was
taken
A
from
the
train
by
the
railroad
men
h
and
carried
onto
the
boat
by
stew-
'a
rds
My
nurse
and
I
were
installed
'
in
a
luxurious
suite
on
board
the
ship.
j
2
The
steward
ses
toW
me
that
she
had
wondered
what
we'd
do
when
we
were
stalled
about
sixteen
miles
,
a
from
Skagway.
miles
from
any
sta-u
Ikm,
and
vrtthout
any
emergency
n
supplies.
I
It
was
flee
o'clock
in
the
morn-'
i
tag.
i
We
had
breakfast
in
our
rait.
5
then
slept,
while
the
boat
ttarted
on
the
long
Journey
to
Vanmuver
jfi
HIS
RECORD
RECOGNIZED
s
i
Awenl
of
Capt.
Kettle
h
Detlared
1
Highest
Kver
Achieved
,M
Hy
.Man
'u
AKRON.
Ohio,
Dec.
W;
sldentminlnK
engineer
and
Charles
I
lneV
wer
UlWrig
about
over
UM?ttjtude
of
ttJSt
tt
reached
by
Maybe."
said
another,
"ywfd
feel
ZZ
ku
J.-ZL
y
M,
'
raahw
ha-
rse
if
yen
knew."
"?
One
of
the
railroad
men
.aid
that
'
'Zlur
',
"""'"ht
lh
ftlr
on
one
trip
during
the
winter,
the
rv"r
reaeneo;
Dy
man.
going
i
i
.i.-..
i....
got
so
bad
that
they
just
left
the
train
where
it
was
and
went
on
without
it.
When
they
came
back
about
two
weeks
later
to
look
for
the
trains
an
they
could
sec
above
the
snow
was
the
top
of
the
smokestack.
The
gas-lights
were
burning
low
by
this
time.
In
a
few
more
hofcr
it
would
be
daylight.
-
It
was
finally
decided
to
couple
the
engine
of
the
train
to
the
snow
Today's
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Terrace
Clear,
calm,
fta.
Rosewood
Clear,
calm,
aero.
Alyanst.
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calm,
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below.
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calm,
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calm,
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below,
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calm,
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for
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People
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think
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in
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time;
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of
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ma
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at
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low
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to
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m
well
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when
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after.
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