Today
's
Weather
Prince
Rupert
Snowing,
light
northwest
wind;
barometer.
39,G6;
temperature,
20;
sea
smooth.
Vc!
XXIV
No,
292
NEW
me
SHIP
AGROUND,
Havana
Newspaper
Is
Visited
and
Left
In
Shambles
By
Rioters
l
our
Dead
and
Siv
Wounded
as
Net
Result
of
Outbreaks
In
Capital
of
Island
Republic
YesterdayPrecautions
Against
Further
Disorders
HAVANA,
Dec
18:
(CP)
New
violence
broke
out
in
any
part
of
Havana
as
well
as
elsewhere
in
Cuba
yog-id
ay
with
the
net
result
that
four
lay
dead
ami
six
were
unded
law
night.
The
office
of
the
newspaper
El
Paie,
ich
has
campaigned
actively
against
the
Urau
ran
Mar-government,
was
visited
by
rioters,
ransacked,
fired
.
and
left
In
shamble
The
govern
Gets
Jail
For
Robbing
Caches
Olfrmr
AcaiHot
law
of
Northland
firing
Punkhmetit
Tor
AlHfl
Man
i-
,
!
1
-
iiirut
Connell
for
whom
a
R-u
'
xirdluon
was
recently
iiom
Atlln
after
reports
had
irrrtved
that
he
was
starring
i
netted
cabin
on
the
trail
aoene
tv
milea
south
of
the
Northern
0
i
h
Columbia
town,
has
been
nrrd
to
thirty
days'
imprison-by
Stipendiary
MafUtrate
W
Aright
at
Atlln
following
his
unn
on
a
eharge
of
robblnr
s
according
to
advice
receiv
divisional
headquarters
of
Uv
nf
t.il
police
here.
It
appears
thU
waa
the
way
In
which
'
ii
had
been
subsisting.
Ha
had
'
Mat
he
was
headed
overland
Alberta.
Samuel
Insull,
III,
Takes
To
Bed
In
Athens
ATHENS.
Oreece.
Dec.
It:
I
with
Illness,
Samuel
Insult
is
wanted
In
Chicago
to
face;
hi
conspiracy
charges
In
con-!
n
with
the
collapse
of
his,
'
i
s
enterprises,
took
to
his
bed
1
1.
-nd
of
the
week.
Insull
has
ordered
to
leave
Oreece
oy
U;u
y
30.
COLD
HERE
LAST
NIGHTlINDBERGHS
I-Ulitrcii
Degrees
of
Frost
Gives
Pilncc
Itupert
Lowest
Heading
of
Year
Prince
Rupert
had
1U
lowest
''irrmomeler
reading
so
ff
UjIs
winter
at
4
o'clock
this
morning
wiwn
the
mercury
descended
to
14
nlMivp
jero.
It
was
snowing
thU
af-f
rnoon
wltli
n
light
northwest
wind
nnd
there
was
prospect
of
eontln-urd
cold
and
generally
wintry
conditions.
There
was
a
heavy
fall
of
Know
over
the
week-end.
Mrs
T.
N.
LeIMte
and
young
son
sailed
yesterday
afternoon
on
'In-
Princess
Norah
for
Vancouver
whore
they
will
spend
the
Christ-and
New
Year
holiday
season
visiting
with
relative.
Mr.
LePage
leaves
on
tills
afternoon's
train
for
a
business
trip
to
Smlthers
and
other
Interior
paint
nnd
will
be
ing
south
before
the
end;
of
the
icar.
.
,
VIOENCE
ment
it
taking
Increased
precau-
tkonary
measures
to
put
down
fur
ther
dlaorders.
pitorimrrnu
shot
WHEN
VANCOUVER
i
garage
is
iikli)
ur
VAKCOVVRR.
Dec.
It:
CF
in.
kMutM
mh
tti
Maetit
rsridM
an..t
end
garage,
shot
the
proprietor.
Prank
Walsh,
twice
in
the
arm
when
he
resisted
and
escaped
with
SMS
In
cash
and
checks
for
$ns.
Old
Country
Socr.ei
ijvtii.isn
i.eacue
Second
DIvMon
Blackpool
S.
Ortmsby
4.
Bradford
City
S.
Notts
Fbroai
1
Bury
1.
Burnley
1.
Pulham
1.
Preston
0.
Hull
2.
Oldham
0.
Lincoln
0.
Brentford
X.
Mlllwall
3.
Bolton
1.
Notts
County
2.
Plymouth
1.
Portvaie
0.
West
Ham
0.
Southampton
S.
Bradford
8.
Swansea
2.
Manchester
1.
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
Second
DlvUlou
Albion
Rovers-Alloa.
postponed.
Brechin
City
4.
Lelth
4.
Dumbarton
4.
Edinburgh
.
Dundee
4.
Arbroath
4.
Forfar
2.
Montrose
2.
King's
Park
1
Bast
Fife
0.
Ralth
3.
Morton
1.
8t
Bernard's
4.
Dunfermline
1.
Stenhousemulr
3.
East
Stirling
shire
I
FLY
NORTH
A
X-J
A.
11
va
jinous
l
iving
Couple
Planned
Hop
Today
From
Miami
to
New
MIAMI.
Fla..
Dec.
18:-Col.
and
Mrs.
Charles
A.
Lindbergh,
on
their
way
home
after
a
return
flight
ac-
.
ross
me
Auaiiwv
uvmu
tour
of
Europe,
were
planning
to
leave
here
early
today
lor
New
xor
Thev
will
be
home
In
.
ample
-1
-1
time
11
to
make
preparations
ior
ceiconuiuB
rrcsh
worlds
to
conquer
lonowing
Christmas
with
their
young
son,
xs
latest
conquest
In
the
person
of
John,
from
whom
they
have
been
young
Dobby
Allen,
maritime
light-separated
for
six
months.
I
weight
champion,
over
whom
he
'scored
a
technical
knock-out
here
D.
F.
Roy.
clerk
from
tnc
Seattle
Saturday
night.
The
fight
wn?
ticket
office
of
the
Canadian
Pa-
stopped
in
the
fourth
round.
cllc
Hallway,
arrived
in
the
city
on
j
Saturday
night's
train
Jjoin
Uw
yancotWer
Wheat
Park
In
the
course
i
nut
h
via
Jasper
.Ul..!S.:!T4n
nd
sailed
vestcr.
VANCOUVER.
Dec.
18:
(CP-
riLv
aftrncm
by
the
Prine.
Norah
on
hta
return
to
Seatut.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
DECEMBER
18,
1U33
1
.
.
.
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L..I-
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.JJ-
!.JJ
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L-IJ
J-l-I.U
ANOTHER
DISABLED,
IN
LABORITES
IN
SESSION
Various
Matters
Are
Taken
Up
Hjr
Trades
and
Labor
Council
The
regular
meeting
of
the
Trades
and
Labor
Council
was
held
with
a
1
lair
attendance
of
delegates
present.
President
8.
D.
Maedonald
was
In
the
chair.
Credentials
were
received
from
Alex
Murray
and
Joseph
Davidson
of
the
Fish
Packers
Union
of
this
city.
These
delegates,
together
with
T.
Elliott,
make
up
the
Fish
Packers
quota
to
the
local
council.
A
communication
from
Miss
S.
A.
Mills,
on
behalf
of
the
Junior
Football
Association,
expressing
appreciation
of
the
Trades
Council
in
supporting
the
School
League,
waa
filed.
A
wire
was
received
from
Premier
PattuUo
In
reply
to
the
Coun
cil's
request
that
workers
whose
names
had
been
removed
from
the
local
relief
list
for
falling
to
go
to
the
"farced
labor"
camps
of
South-
era
DC.
be
reinstated.
The
con-
tents
were
as
follows:
"Until
I
have
opportunity
to
re-
tv
IULatJan
are
mvernri
bv
Verms
of
agreement
with
Dominion
OowMSffll
stop.
Fully
see
gravity
of
the'tttaatten'
and
will
move
a
rapidly
as
possible.
T.
D.
PattuUo."
The
right
of
the
City
Commis
sioner
to
resurrect
the
scavenging
charges
was
challenged
by
members
ol
the
council
and
advice
wlil
be
sought
from
the
Hon.
A.
Wells
Gray,
minister
of
municipalities.
Employment
of
Citiicns
The
co-operation
of
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
will
be
sought
for
the
purpose
of
securing
seasonal
employment
for
northern
ctttaetu
in
Industries
tributary
to
Prince
Rupert.
It
was
pointed
oat
that.
In
the
majority
of
case,
young
men
arc
brought
from
Vancouver
to
the
detriment
of
local
young
men
of
yttong
girls.
The
F)sh
Packers
Union
Intimated
that
it
was
negotiating
for
a
ntw
agreement
with
the
Canadian
FtVh
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
T.
J.
Shenton
reviewed
the
recent
eiatiion
campaign
tight
In
Atlln
1
owtstltuency.
He
referred
to
the
'
alleged
extreme
measures
to
which
company
omciais
ana
isoor
exirem
tsU
had
gone
to
attain
his
defeat
but,
while
defeated,
he
was
satis-fled
with
the
progress
made.
He
outlined
the
campaign
intentions
Of
the
C.
C.
F.
for
the
coming
federal
struggle
and
asked
for
the
support
of
the
Trades
Council
and
affiliated
bodies.
The
question
of
assisting
some
needy
cases
during
the
Vuletldc
season
was
Irft
wltli
the
president
I
with
power
to
act.
AI
FftRFMAN
I
i
1.4-1
A
VAlJJllJli
1
I
WINS
FIGHTi
Canadian
Lightweight
Champion
Scores
Technical
Kayo
Over
Young
Hobby
Allen
GLACE
BAY.
NJS..
Dec.
18:
(CP
-A!
Foreman,
Canadian
light-
weight
champion,
Is
looking
for
.
...
....
Wheat
was
quoted
at
58tfe
on
thC
loom
exenange
loaay.
Tomorrow's
Tides
IN
CUBA
ON
SUNDAY
WOLF
IS
KEAI.LY
AT
HOOK.
IN
SECTION
8
A
number
M
resident
ol
Seventh
A
venue
and
elsewhere
in
tne
upper
paruon
oi
aec-
r
tion
Eight
rep&t
that
live
wolf
is
really
at
trsWr
door.
While
f
wolves
are
by
Jho
means
un-
r
known
on
Kafh
Island,
it
is
not
often
they
have
been
known
to
be
daring
enough
to
approach
so
near
to
houses
of
the
city
as
they
have
been
do-
lng
in
that
area
recently.
A
r
number
have
been
seen
lately
and
one
resident
reports
that
f
a
wolf
has
been
.regularly
visit-
lng
his
garbage)
can
in
search
!
of
delicacies.
The
wolves,
too.
seem
to
be
having
a
tough
winter,
those
that
have
been
seen
appearing;
to
be
thin
and
.
hungry
looking.
r
Guard
Disappears
From
Armored
Car
With
Lot
of
Cash
CHiaAOO,-Dcctl:
bete
fest
week
one
of
the
guards
of
an
ar-
j
mored
tank
engaged
In
transport-1
ing
cash
between
banks
disappeared
j
with
$33,000
which
he
was
guard
-
ing
on
a
street
here
Police
are
un
certain
as
to
whether
he
absconded
or
was
kidnapped.
Manitoba
Man
Done
to
Death
Arrests
Made
in
Chicago
In
Connection
With
Killing
of
Visitor
From
It
rand
on
CHICAGO.
Dec.
18:
CP
A
man
giving
the
name
of
Markham
has
been
placed
under
arrest
here
on
a
charge
of
murder
in
connection
with
the
killing
of
J.
J.
Job
of
Bran-
Ma
uhn
WM
.hot
to
death
and
hiM
1
oa
frc
a
(cw
days
Thc
two
Uml
u,c
samc
apnrtmnt
and
had
quarrelled.
I
Minister
to
Cuba
,
Takes
Over
State
!
J
Department
Duties;
I
WASHINGTON.
DC.
Dec.
18:
-
United
States
Minister
Wells
to
jCubii.
recently
recalled
from
Ha-
Ivana.
arrived
lere
at
the
week-end
to
take
over
new
duties
as
assistant
secretary
of
state.
COLD
AT
PKINCi:
C.LOKC.i:
Ten
below
aero
temperature
was
recorded
at
Prince
George
yesterday,
according
to
radio
reports
last
night.
ItEV.
UOIintT
CONNELL
NAMED
C
C.
1'.
LEADK.lt
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
18:
(CP
Rev.
Robert
Connell.
ML.
A.
for
Victoria,
was
elected
Par-
liamentary
leader
of
the
Co-
operative
Commonwealth
Fed-
erntlon
In
the
Legislature
at
a
meeting
of
the
executive
of
the
party
here
yesterday.
11
.
,
1!
THREE
MEN
I
WERE
LOST!
Twenty-Three
Rescued
Following
Burning
Of
American
Schooner
Off
Nova
Scotia
YARMOUTH.
Nfl
nr
1R-
lf!P.
Three
men
were
drowned
and
23
rescued
in
Uie
.
burning
off
the'charlcs
L
souiiiweM
oi
eiofu
acoiw
rinjayj
night
of
the
Gloucester
fishing
schooner
Ellen
T.
Marshall.
The'
Mirvlvors
have
all
been
safely
Ian
ded.
I
r
IS
UnCC
More
In
Limelight
Lawrence
of
Arabia
Pilots
Speed
boats
Used
as
Targets
For
British
Bombers
LONDON.
Dec.
18:
Lawrence
of
i,C8Wy
ana
Being
pounaea
Dy
moun-Arabia
has
come
Into
prominence
j
talnous
seas
some
twenty
miles
off
again.
Hubert
Soott-Paine.
British
Yaquina
Bay.
Much
of
the
ship
was
speedboat
racer,
has
designed
a
!
water-logged
and
a
targe
part
of
speedboat
for
use
as
a
target
for
-her
deckload
of
lumber
had
been,
bombing
planes.
Lawrence's
Job
u
to
pilot
the
craft
as
the
aircraft
attempt
to
hit
them
with
dummy
bombs.
rv
T7
LeSCrterS
rTOm
Navy
Sentenced
To
Life
Terms
OAKLAND.
Cal..
Dec
18:-C.
F
nailing
and
Stanley
Dragg.
descr
lers
from
the
United
States
battleship
New
Mexico,
were
sentenced
to
life
Imprisonment
here
at
the
end
of
the
week
by
Judge
Frank
Ogdenj
in
Superior
Court
for
the
kidnapping
of
Allan
Towers.
Back
Today
Frpm
Portland
Canal
Loral
Men
Home
Following
Visit
to
Stewart,
Anyox
and
Alice
Arm
A
local
iarty.
after
visiting
Portland
Canal
points
Including
Stewart,
Anyox
and
Alice
Arm,
returned
tills
morning
aboard
the
halibut
boat
Margaret
I.
having
been
away
since
Thursday
evening.
Those
on
board
were
Crtof
Hanson
M.P..
W.
O.
Fulton.
J.
S.
Wilson.
H.
F.
Glas-
sey.
Arthur
urookKbank.
11.
r.
pui-len.
Captain
George,
Frite
and
Arthur
Frits.
The
party
reported
cold
weather
with
considerable
snow.
Tlie
trip
was
a
very
pleasant
one
and
all
said
they
enjoyed
it
Immensely.
oiof
Hanson
is
leaving
this
eve-
nlng
for
Smlthers
and
will
be
back
later
in
the
week.
Hockey
Scores
Saturday
Scores
Canadicns
1.
Toronto
3.
Ottawa
2,
Montreal
3.
Sunday
Stores
Canadicns
1,
Chicago
4.
Doston
2,
New
York
Rangers
2,
overtime).
New
York
Americans
4,
Detroit
4,
1
overtime).
UNITED
STATES
GOLD
PKICE
RAISED
TODAY
WASHINGTON.
D.C..
Dec.
18:
(CP
The
United
States
Treasury
raised
the
price
of
gold
five
cents
to
$34.06
today
as
compared
with
$32.48
In
London
and
$32.44
In
Montreal,
i
.
f
',
HItfi
Low
OREGON
Two
Freighters
Are
In
Distress
During
Tempest
Down
Coast
Wheeler
Aground
Henry
Whilton
Drifting
Helplessly
With
Propeller
Shaft
Broken
Much
Damage
on
Shore
ASTORIA,
Dec.
18:
(CP)
Two
freighters
were
in
distress
last
night
off
the
Oregon
coast
following
a
fierce
winter
gale
and
rainstorm
which
swept
the
entire
Pacific
Northwest.
The
steel
freighter
Charles
L
Wheeler
was
aground
off
the
mouth
of
the
Columbia
River
not
far
from
this
port
but
it
was
hoped
she
might
soon
be
refloated.
With
her
propeller
shaft
broken.
-
-
-
.
the
Henry
D.
Whitton,
another
freighter,
with
thirty
men
on
board,
was
reported
to
be
drifting
help-
l"1""
or
wasnea
overooara
while
deck
equipment
was
wrecked.!
The
German
freighter
Oakland
was)
stand
Inc
by.
and
the
coastcuaro.'
leutters
CheUiwiul-
Ral
-
Win
ye
,
e
rushing
to
the
WblUon
s
aid
"S.
O.
S."
signals
were
sent
out
both
by
the
Wheeler
and
the
Whitton.
The
towns
of
Aberdeen
and
Ho-quiam
were
reported
to
be
almost
inundated
by
floods
following
ex--esslvely
heavy
week-end
rains.
Basements
of
Aberdeen's
City
Hall
and
leading
hotel
were
both
flooded.
In
many
parts
of
Oregon,
highways
were
closed
on
account
of
the
floods.
land
and
Sea
Lashed
S
RATTLE.
Dec.
18:
CP-A
wild
northwest
gale
which
lashed
land
and
sea
yesterday
caused
considerable
damage,
according
to
reports
reaching
here.
The
gale
attained
a
maximum
velocity
of
ninety
miles
per
hour
and
backed
up
high
tides
at
Gray's
Harbor,
forcing
five
hundred
persons
to
leave
their
homes,
two
or
three
feet
of
water
surging
through
the
business
district.
j
Hurt
on
British
Ship
VICTORIA.
Dee.
18:
(CP-Clilef
Officer
John
Carr
and
two
Chinese
painters
aboard
the
British
freighter
nenavon
are
In
hospital
here
as
a
result
of
Injuries
received
when
a
huge
wave
swept
over
the
ship's
stern
on
Sunday
morning
-oft
Destruction
Island,
pinning
the
victims
under
cargo
and
equipment.
The
ship,
which
was
enroute
to
Europe
after
completing
with
lumber
cargo
at
Port
Albernl.
put
back
here.
Heavy
California
Snows
Cause
Many
Trains
to
be
Late
SAN
FRANCISCO.
Dec
18:
-Ow-1
Ing
to
heavy
drifting
snowfall
ln
the
mountains
between
here
and!
Reno,'
Nev.,
trains
have
been
arriving
hours
behind
time
heie
during
the
past
day
or
so.
II.
A.
Breen
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Catala
last
evening
from
New
Westminster
where
he
attended
the
funeral
of
his
mother,
the
kite
Mrs.
Rachel
Breen.
whose
death
occurred
recently
In
Poweii
River.
Mrs.
R.
J.
D.
Smith
of
this
city,
daughter
of
the
late
Mrs.
Breen,
who
also
was
called
south
the
funeral,
will
be
returning
home
later
3:00
ajri.
20.6
ft.
14:37
p.m.
23.1
It.
8:47
ajn.
7.3
ft,
21:26
pjn.
1.2
ft.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
STORM
Off
Mouth
of
Columbia-
OPERATED
ON
AGAIN
Are
Bailey,
Canadian
Hockey
Player,
Still
Fighting
Strenuously
Vnr
IJfe
BOstON.
Dec.
18:
(CPl-Irrm
.
.,
.
.
,
s
ktfn
SlM-
of
Dte
brain
In
a
melee
during
the
Boston-Toronto
National
Hockey
League
game
here
last
Tuesday
night,
was
fighting
strenuously
for
life
last
night
after
having
undergone
his
second
emergency
operation
late
yesterday,
but
his
condition
was
described
as
"worse"
this
afternoon.
It
would
be
a
case
of
touch
and
go
for
the
Maple
Leaf
player
for
the
next
two
or
three
days,
doctors
said.
Ha
is
beginning
to
feel
more
severely
the
strain
of
the
fracture
and
the
two
delicate
operations
to
remove
pressure
from
the
brain.
MART
WEAK
ON
FRIDAY
Slow
Decline
In
Values
Under
Pressure
of
Profit-Taking
NEW
YORK,
Dec.
18.
There
wax"
a
slow
but
gradual
decline
In
valued
.
on
the
New
York
Stuck
Exchange
Friday
afternoon
under
pressure
of
profit-taking,
issttea
being
off
fractionally
to
two
points.
The
day's
turnover
was
not
heavy
at
1.170,000
shares.
The
industrial
average
at
(Closing
was
99.96.
off
1.49;
ralu
41.45.
off
74;
utilities,
23.7.
off
.43J
.
and
bonds,
83
14.
oft
2.
-
NICE
CHECK
Salvation
Army
Gets
Contributions
To
Cheer
Fund
Hut
Much
More
Is
Needed
The
Salvation
Army
campaign
for-funds
for
Christina
cheer
Is
stiiC,
going
strong.
Tills
morning
the
Army
received
a
eJtcck
from
Premier
PattuUo.
following
his
usual
custom
In
supporting
the
fund.
Mueh
more
money
Is
needed
If
the
plans
of
the
of
f
lean
are
to
bQ
carried
out.
Fol
lowing
are
the
donations
to
date:
Previously
acknowledged
..$106
0
T.
C.
Wilding
1.00
T
D
Pattullo
90.00
A
Friend
UK)
Acme
Importers,
box
of
new.
clothing
for
children.
Mrs.
Bussey,
sack
of
vegetables.
Friend
at
Court
House,
new
shoes,
stockings
and
underwear.