Court
of
Appeal
Confirms
Sentence
On
Uunean
Konsldo
For
Fal-J(iello
of
Tauport
AMI
ELF.
Dec
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RrrrMtdo.
former
we
knew
r
actor
who
pUfed
an
Impor-.
iv
prt
tn
the
pteiwe
"Trader
(i
n."
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two
yoart
at
Me-
V
:
Wand
for
falsification
of
pw-
i-
paper,
the
United
States
.rt
of
Appeal
ha
decided
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Meridian.
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Morning
84r.
21
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SKw.
Native)
Bon.
.06.
NrWe
Five.
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Idaho.
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unlet.
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Reward,
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fitter
Oraai.
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Wiytkte,
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mv.
Waverlr.
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Oils
Home,
1.66.
C
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Fieeheld,
.09.
A.
p.
Qon.,
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CiJmont,
.10.
mailing
Pacific.
.40.
Toronto
Alexandria.
.03V:.
Coiumarto,
.44.
Control
Patricia,
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34.70.
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Macawm,
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American
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Chemicals,
150.
American
Car
&
Foundry,
Mfc.
Tor
on
In
International
Nickel,
21.40.
Dome,
32.25.
Tcck
Hugliea,
9.75.
Noranrjft,
34.70.
Mclnlyre.
39.75.
Rldorndo,
3.62.
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0.65,
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EXECUTION
FOR
ARSON!
('ermattjr
Demand
Uve
of
Two
Men
Who
llurned
Itelclnlac
llitlMins
LXIFZIO.
Oennany.
!c
15
Hramny
yeattrday
demanded
the
dwth
of
Krneat
Torler.
former
Oommunlat
leader,
and
Martuua
fan
de
Lubbe.
who
had
been
con-vkted
of
burning
the
Rclchslay
buUdlnga
last
February.
Stock
Average
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
Prince
V
j
pert
Overcast,
calm;
High
0:38
a.m.
192
ft.
barometf
Vfl.00;
temperature,
32;
12:13
p.m.
23.3
ft.
sea
moo
r0.
fOW
.6:12
a.m.
8.3
ft.
19:10
pm.
1.6
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
V
XXIV
No.
200.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
DECEMBER
15,
1933
PRICE.
FIVE
CENTS
CANADA
GETS
BIGGEST
BOOZE
ORDE
.
k
-foot
.aa
j
Tic
5,'
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.
t-
K
;
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.
.
.
I:
rpu
i
un.
'
i
an.
i
.i-j.me.-
io
score..
t
p;icr4'r-
Triple
Tire
Tragedy
Yesterday
In
Alaska
Town
During
Cold
i
Home
of
Tony
Hernandez
Visited
by
Flames
While
Parents
Were
Away
Conflagration
Beyond
Control
Makes
it
Impossible
to
Save
Tots
I
wii)f;
iU
plunge
PIONEER
THREE
CHILDREN
ARE
BURNED
TO
DEATH
IN
WRANGELL
LFAD
ARMY
ON
DUBLIN
Central
O'Duffy
Planned
to
Scire
Government
and
Set
Up
Free
I
State
Dictatorship,
Allf
red
j
!
DUBLIN,
Irteh
Ftee
Mat.
Dee
i
-
eneral
OTJuftjr,
It
la
charged,
y.wd
to
J4
a
"Dme
ShirCj
rny
of
ten
thousand
men
In
a!
Mir
h
of
DwMUT
to
aetae
the
gor-
frum
nt
an
muhwi
a
dictator
iJ..r
Oi
rt
eral
O'Duffy
waa
ordered
ar
'(i
a
few
days
ago
on
charge
of
,:racy
against
the
de
Valcra
t
t-imnt
Screen
Star
Must
i
Serve
Two
Years
French
Train
Wreck
Takes
Lives
of
Twenty-Three
Passengers
Iff.
m;un"
-
yeatcrday
from
skung
expedlUon
i
Un.mtallia
llllll
me
BerniiH
muuuw..
......
iu.o
iinPBdiness
amonK
his
II
r.
.
-
friend
owing
to
Uie
length
of
...
his
absence
Eloping
Cpuple
'
To
Be
Married
I'arrnU
of
n
Haia
r
Toronlo
Ajree
to
Wedding
to
Nlrk
.Moriee
TORONTO.
Dec.
lSi-lrenU
of
Rom
Bagnato.
17-year
old
fiance
of
Nlek
Morgeae.
eloping
aweethenrts,
have
signed
doeumenta
approving
the
marriage
which
will
take
place
mrly
next
wiek.
WRANGELL.
Alaska.
Due
15:
(CP)
Impriaonwl
in
RESPONSE
:
IS
TARDY
Salvalion
Army
Neels
Immediate
Help
to
Carry
on
Its
Work
of
ClirMmas
Itelirt
cpone
of
donors
to
the.
Salvation
Army
Christmas
Fund
I
Mill
disappointing.
Capt.
Alice
Coxson,
local
commandant,
reports.
Unless
there
is
a
prompt
speeding
up,
It
will
be
Impossible
for
the
Army
to
meet
the
requirements
An
especial
appeal
Is
made
to
the
nublir
to
hurry
in
their
donations
either
of
cash
or
goods
j
to
the
Army
Citadel
or
the
Dally
I
News.
The
follow
lug
further
dona
j
tlons
are
announced:
Previously
acknowledged
$10.00
j
A
Friend
O.
S.
Snidal
l.0
I
It,
.
F.mcrson
10.00
'
C.ilbert
Campbell
5.00
A
Friend
1.30
JKi;.T
ItlllTAlN
PAYS
TOKKN
IlISHTrANCK
ON
WAR
DKUT
1NSTAUMKNT
WASHINGTON,
DC.
Dec.
15:
-
The
IlrlUah
government
made
a
$7,500,000
"token"
pay-
ment
on
Its
war
debt
Instal-
4-
ment
to
United
States
today.
OF
WEST
IV.
II.
KKon,
Superintendent
of
B.C.
Llcvlric
Co
Dies
Followinf
Stroke
NEW
WESTMIN8TER,
Dec.
15:
(CP
W.
II.
Bison,
aged
71.
superintendent
of
the
British
Columbia
Blectrle
Railway,
died
yeatorday
at
Sumai
HoaplUl
foHo1n?
a
stroke
he
auffered
on
Monday
white
directing
repairs
in
the
atorm
area.
He
was
a
pioneer
of
DrtUah
Columbia,
thuir
blazing
home
in
freeaing
weather,
three
children
of
paving
worked
on
Canadian
pacific
Tony
Hernandez,
a
Mexican,
were
burned
to
death
yester-;
Railway
construction
in
ue
raoun-
1
.
l
(iny.
tnetieaii
arc;
ourtiiiia,
iigcu
iuui
,
uuiui,
uut-i
iu,
LIOSCS
IlIgnLT
an
infant.
The
parents
were
aiem
irom
ine
nouse
ai
mc
rradins
CaulfetH
in
New
Vork
Yea
Unlay
Willi
Sme
Soft
SpoU
in
LUt
mw
YORK
Itee.
15:-to(-ks
eloeed
higher
on
the
average
on
the
New
York
Stock
sxenange
yeairr-ur
ftitlKMmn
there
were
a
few
aoU
apota
scattered
through
the
llai.
Trading
during
the
day
was
rather
cautious
Douglas
Fairbanks
Safe
at
St.
Moritz
rriewU
Were
Aiumih
Owlnc
to
Iuc
Absence
of
Screen
Actor
On
Skiinit
Trip
ST.
MORITZ.
Switaerland.
Dec.
...
tt.u.
vairhnnka
returned
time
of
the
tragedy,
ine
conimgrauon
was
wen
unuer
way,
by
the
time
it
was
noticed
and
even
the
most
valiant
efforts
were
unavailing
in
saving
the
lives
of
the
little
ones.
Wheat
Prices
Winnipeg
December.
59.
Msiy.
G2fcc.
July.
64.
Chicago
December,
81o.
May.
84fcc.
t
,.
July,
83tc.
The
payment
waa
made
by
4-
check,
the
United
States
Trea-f
sury
department
announces.
ARE
HIDING
IN
TORONTO
Take
Refuse
in
Canada
.
TORONTO.
Dec.
15:
-Six
fugitive
gunmen
from
Chicago's
underworld
are
In
hiding
in
Uie
Italian
colony
here,
It
is
reported.
Uielr
country
men
being
forced
to
shelter
tlveml
under
threats.
SILVER
AND
COPPER
ON
NEW
YORK
MART
Steamer
Forces
Way
Through
Ice
Into
Lake
Huron
SAULT
STE
MARIE,
Ont,
Dec.
15:
After
a
twenty-one
hour
struggle,
the
steamer
Henry
Cort
forced
her
way
through
the
Ice
barrier
in
the
lower
St.
Mary's
River
and
cleared
Into
the
open
waters
of
Lake
Huron.
Former
Sailors
Face
Life
Terms
i
C.
F.
Itulley
and
Stanley
Drake
(itiilty
of
Kidnapping
LOS
ANOELSS,
Dec.
15:
C.
F.
i
Bulley
and
Stanley
Drake,
formerly
'seamen
on
the
United
States
Navy
batUeshlp
New
York,
are
facing
Fugitive
Gunmen
From
Chicago
fences
oI,U'e
Wiprlseiiment
follow-
till;
i
v
iv
iivri
i
wis
umicq
VI
ftaU
napping
Allan
Towers.
Councillor
of
Prairie
Town
Helping
Needy
KAMSACK,
Sask.
Dec.
15:-L.
F.
Stoughton.
councillor,
bought
a
ton
NEW
YORK,
Dee.
15:
(CIM
Sll-
of
Hour
with
a
check
for
$45
he
re-ver
closed
at
43Vio
per
ounce
on
the
celved
for
his
services
as
a
coun-loaal
metftl
market
yesterday.
Cop-
clllor
and
distributed
It
among
the
per
was
unchanged
at
8c.
I
needy.
Dominion
Awarded
Lions
Share
of
Uncle
Sam's
Liquor
Imports
Over
Five
Million
Gallons
to
be
Obtained
on
This
S;
Half
of
it
For
Blending
Purposes
Italy
Comes
Next
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
Dec,
15:
(CP)
Canada
tops
ail
other
cnuntripR
in
thp
nmniinf.
nf
li'minr
aha
mnv
nnH
tn
the
United
States
during
the
four-month
quota
period
fol-
iwninf;
.tic
uuuiiuuiiiiiuii
ui
iianujuii
pruiuuiiiuu
in
una
country.
Importers
have
received
permits
to
bring
in
5,-580,590
gallons
of
Canadian
liquor,
about
half
of
it
for
blending
purposes.
Italy
is
next
with
a
quota
of
1,100,000
gallons.
REVENUE
IS
LARGE
Province
of
British
Columbia.
Gets
Jg$M$
Following
Upholding
'
'
'
Of
Fuel
Oil
Tax
VICTORIA.
Dec.
15:
(CPi
The
recent
Privy
Council
ruling
that
the
fuel
oil
tax
Is
Intra
vires
has
resulted
In
the
treasury
department
of
the
province
receiving
(220.000
from
the
tax,
it
Is
announced.
PLEDGED
TO
PEACE
Such
Is
Keynote
of
Conversation
When
U.S.
Ambassador
Presents
Credentials
at
Moscow
MOSCOW.
Dec.
15:
-William
C.
tfulUU.
United
States
ambassador
to
Russia,
called
at
the
Kremlin
on
Wednesday
to
present
his
credentials
to
the
President
of
the
Soviet
Republic.
A
cordial
welcome
was
accorded
the
American
envoy
and
there
were
mutual
pledges
of
close
co-operation
for
the
preserving
of
world
peace.
TO
OPPOSE
MONOPOLY
Communication
Combine
In
United
States
Not
to
be
Allowed
By
Congress
Leaden
WASHINGTON,
D.C..
pec.
15:
Powerful
congressional
men
In
both
houses
will
oppose
any
legislation
whlrh
would
create
a
communi
cation
monopoly,
no
matter
how
strictly
It
might
be
supervised
by
the
government.
It
Is
said
In
official
quarters
here.
FRIENDSHIP
IS
SOUGHT
Suspicious
nf
Germany
and
Uneasy
Over
Britain,
France
Courts
Cxrcho.
Slovakia
PARIS.
FTance,
Dec.
15:
Suspicious
of
Germany's
ambitions
and
uneasy
over
Great
Britain's
cau
tiously
non-committal
attitude
on
the
disarmament
question.
Franca
Is
seeking
friendlier
relations
with
Czccho-Siovakia.
HEAVY
LOSS
IN
FLOODS
Damage
in
Northwestern
Washing-
J?J
SjMnaJkd.
at
$5000
jOOOr-Cbnditions
Ameliorating
SEATTLE,
Dec.
1$:
-Flood
contritions
here
and
in
Northwestern
Washington
are
beginning
to
smel-i
uutc
with
the
weather
commencing
to
tighten
up
after
several
days
'
f
exceptionally
heavy
rainfall.
It
is
estimated
that
some
$5,000,000
da
mage
has
been
dene
as
a
result
of
floods.
In
the
Puyallup
Valley
sev
eral
hundred
persons
were
rendered
homeless.
After
two
or
three
days
of
Ue-up
trains
are
operating
again
on
normal
schedules
and
telegraph
and
telephone
services
are
being
PRESIDENT
OF
SWITZERLAND!
Dr.
Mancel
M.
Pilct-Golai
Named
Chief
Executive
of
Alpine
Republic
BERNE,
Switaerland.
Dee.
15:
Dr.
Mancel
M.
Pilet-Oolaz.
aged
4t;
was
yesterday
elected
president
of
Switzerland
to
serve
for
the
custom
ary
one-year
term.
Condition
of
Aged
Oil
Capitalist
Is
,
Cause
of
Anxiety
TARRYTOWN,
N.Y..
Dec.
15:
John
D.
Rockefeller
sr.
appears
to
be
recovering
from
a
rather
severe
col
I
but
there
is
still
some
concern
las
to
his
condition,
his
physicians
ad:
ilt.
The
famous
oil
magnate
Is
94
'ears
old.
SOLON
IS
EMPHATIC
Iit
Go
Through
With
Roosevelt
Frog
ram
or
Go
to
Hell.
Declares
Senator
Hiram
Johnson
S1AN
FRANCISCO,
Dec.
15:
"The
United
States
will
either
have
to
go
through
with
President
Roosevelt's
jcccnomlc
and
lUcal
recovery
prq-I
grun
or
go
to
hell."
was
the
em-phUlc
way
that
Senator
Hiram
uiuiaqu
put,
it
hi
un
interview
wun
newspapermen
on
his
arrival
here
from
Washington,
D.C.