Today's
Weather
lomorrows
lides
mmm
Prince
RuperU-Part
cloudy,
light
High
.11:28
&m.
22A
ft.
northerly
wind;
barometer,
39.70;
temperature.
za;
sea
smooth.
Low
5:15
am.
8.7
ft.
18:22
pjn.
2&
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMHIA'3
NEWSPAPER
1
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XXIV
xxiv
.
No
No
289,
289,
v
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
DECEMBER
14,
1933
price:
'.five'
TO
WN
TOLL
OF
LIFE
BY
COLD
Seventeen
Perish
In
England
and
Eleven
11
In
France
in
Storm
Twelve
Mcmlwrs
of
Crew
of
Small
Freighter
lost
Off
East
Suffolk
in
Frigid
Tempest
Which
Caused
Ship
to
Founder
Today
LONDON,
Dec.
11:
(CP)
A
bitterly
eold
gale
lushed
r
British
coastline
today,
taking
toll
of
seventeen
liven.
T.velve
memlerH
of
the
crew
of
a
small
freighter
were
(jrouiufl
when
the
ship
foumlerwl
off
the
east
Suffolk
..ast.
Klfven
live
were
lost
along
the
French
coastline
an
.1
result
of
the
Klorm.
WAS
DONE
CAPTAIN
TO
DEATH
IS
DEAD
jijiirr
Chalk
It.
Smith,
Well
r-.du
Soclelv
(II.
I
is
linked
Up
Known
(W
rHel.
Pa
In
at
Ate
of
II
Willi
KMUne
or
AV'U
Known
i
,
Va.aeeswef
iirntburiftiY
f
u
,cr,
Capt
C
l.arle
Smith
.
I
4.
rASAl.:NA.
11.
I
H.-A
jeaj
.
srhed
tmm
tlrl
vertl
know.
oM
pOol.
!
hre
,1
.rUld
yesterday
with
U
yesterday
55.
irM""i
'
k
r
lvturn
alter
he
ruin
been
snoi
.
.
.
..
w
mi.ni
v
many
yrar
before
being
anpomiea
.-.mi-H
leatli
Police
u,
thr
pilotage
he
was
master
of
'
'
hTJS
5
ihr
""I.
Hl-m-.lp
C
and
he
-irr
-
irdererl
ahnrUv
after
1
o'clock
r
i
Mlay
efrnlnK
as
he
was
enter-e
hi
car
which
he
had
parked
In
thedral
driveway
aeoat
a
hloek
y
from
his
office
wtrteh
ht
Is
nryed
to
hae
left
a
few
minutes
.I
filer
lie
was
shot
twice,
onre
be-"
d
the
ear
through
the
head
and
p
through
the
rhest
New
York
Stock
Trading
Day
Is
Irregular
Again
NEW
YORK.
Uec
14
-wurlty
values
again
closed
Irregular
on
the
New
York
Stock
Bschange
yesler-i.u
after
a
dull
day
of
trading
dur-
ir
which
1.330.000
"hares
changed
'muds.
Tle
Industrial
average
at
l'"lng
was
100.99.
off
;
ralN.
41
M.
off
48;
utilities.
24
45.
up
08.
and
bonds,
83.59.
off
01.
UNITKH
STATIC
(501.0
WASHINGTON,
C.
Pec.
14
j
TIM
-The
United
States
Treasury
mire
of
Kold
remained
unclwnged
I
day
at
$34.01.
The
Montreal
price
was
$31.80.
1
Ir
J.
II
Carson
left
on
last
cv
'"lugs
train
for
Smlthers
wh"re
lie
will
(iend
the
week-end.
Will
Santa
Claus
There
are
In
Prince
Rupert
loday
r
!
He
"1
,
(
f"
C,
I
rh
T1
rrmv
II
wondering
If
Santa
Claus
will
come
I.
them
such
as
the
Sa
'
'
to
be
little
hope
unless
some
organism
makrs
,t
possllde.
While
.here
are
a
num.,
r
--,11,
in
me
city
who
are
looking
anrr
vatlo,,
Army
will.
IN
wide
appeal,
..
1.1
lip.'
nf
hi
demise
AGREEMENT
DIFFICULT
Breach
Between
France
anil
le-land
Om
German
IHarma-mrnt
Demands
Iteportrd
PARtH.
Dec.
14:
A
sertou.
brr.ich
between
France
and
Rug
land
over
formula
for
meeting
de
nunda
"f
Oermany
In
connecUon
with
the
disarmament
problem
ws
reported
in
official
quarters
yesler-riav
with
rrnce,
apparently,
con.
tinutng
Its
laolated
stand
on
the
question.
There
was
retteenre
In
all
qimitrra
to
comment
upon
the
matter.
MONTREAL
TONG
WAR
iSi
Chinamen
Are
Injured
and
Sixteen
Under
Arrest
MONTH
KAU
Dee
14:
CP
-As
'result
of
a
batUe
among
warring
tongs,
three
Chinese-
are
In
a
critical
condition
from
hatchet
wounds.
Thrrr
oihors
are
leas
seriously
Injured
and
sixteen
were
arrested
Ma
morning
Come
to
Them?
.r..
,
.
to
allnul
to
all
not
otherwise
,,1,,....-
i.mkrd
looked
(
"""he
Army
ha
funds
but
"ZJ&
Ihn
are
a.klng
for
help
to
bring
'"i,,,
make
a
del-entertain
ChrWrnas
1,
a
great
many
youngsters
on
dollar.
them
a
send
lar
go
a
long
way.
If
you
can't
afford,
more,
SEMWH)
MS
CLOSE
Maybe
Hitler
Is
Not
Teetotater
If
you
look
doviv
:.!
'
uv
;'
liueur
glav
Iliilcr
hx.
aJ.
.
of
the
buy
day
of
tuc
rtd!l.
.
1
of
labor.
Dr
Kraiu
S'
ldtc
in
In
Veterans
Hold
Regular
Meet
Canadian
Lrclon
In
Sewlon
I.tst
M(ht
rrogrrsa
On
Tluilding
The
regular
monthly
meeting
ol
the
Canadian
I
virion.
Prhtce
Ru
pert
H
ranch,
was
helo
last
efen-
Ing
In
the
clubrooms
with
a
good
atndence
of
members.
President
J.
Preece
was
In
the
chair.
Reports
of
the
proceeds
from
the
Poppy
Day
sales
showed
a
large
Increase
over
last
yaar
and
the
Utmiks
of
the
I-etslon
were
grv-n
t
the
Women's
Auxiliary
for
Its
activities
In
the
matter
and
to
the
geral
public
for
generous
support.
Cefwratulatlnns
were
slso
ex
tended
to
the
Women's
Auxiliary
for
lis
very
successful
basaar.
The
returns
wMl
enable
the
Ieion
to
carry
on
even
more
relief
anions:
thr
needy
returned
men
and
their
dependents
than
last
yar
and
fewer
requests
will
have
to
be
refuMt
owing
to
lack
of
fmida.
Owing
lo
Uie
building
alterations
it
was
decided
to
hold
the
Christmas
Tree
In
Uie
Ragles'
HsH.
The
list
of
members
was
again
Increased,
as
It
lias
been
stesdlly
during
Uie
last
year
by
the
applications
for
regular
membership
from
Hubert
Ward
and
C.
W.
Dawson
which
were
accepted.
Progress
on
Uie
building
la
very
evident
now
that
Uie
forms
have
been
removed
and.
while
It
will
be
sonw
weeks
before
the
Interior
can
be
finished,
the
work
can
now
proceed
without
depending
on
weather.
Former
Rupert
Man
Sued
For
Alimony
in
New
York
The
wife
of
Tommy
Hums,
the
luiillUL
who
for
a
year
or
so
ran
n
cabaret
In
Prince
Rupert
on
Third
Avenue,
Is
suing
htm
for
$160
a
week
alimony
and
$8,500
counsel's
fees
pending
trial
of
her
divorce
suit.
She
sUI
her
husband
was
commodore,
of
a
boat
club
In
New
York.
Durns
says
he
makes
only
$35
a
week.
GALE
LASHING
,
w.
.
-:r.
tu:
LMa
r.
.:
.
.
a-.i.
a
.
;..
Orm;u.
ui-
"ii
in.
-I'll'
Iii
tins
room
All).
:!.-
co'isr.ej
I-.
iJ..TI
IICO
BRIDGE
IS
APPROVED
Vancouver
Voter
In
Favor
o
Spa"
Arrow
First
Narrows
ldrrmn
Rr-F.clctfd
VAM'OI'VFIl.
Drremher
II
(Canadian
Prws)
Civle
voters
yesterday
approved
plans
for
the
ronstrurlinn
of
a
btMge
arrow
the
First
Narrows
of
Iturrsrd
In-Irl
and
site
on
Main
Street
for
s
ptoposed
City
Hall
snd
empowered
the
elty
council
lo
maVe
IrnUthr
arrangement
forbuild-if
sorh
a
strurture.
Thr
proposal
In
grant
a
central
hrat'nt
franchise
lo
II.
A.
Flod
of
Ta-roflo.
Wahin(ton.
was
rejected.
Aid.
A.
C.
Cowan.
I..
I.
McDonald
(acclamation),
A.
(t.
Harvey,
J.
J.
MeRae
and
Warner
Iioal
were
rr-elccted
while
AM.
R.
N.
I'rajer
lot
by
twenty-seven
votes
to
Thomas
Wilkinson,
former
police
commissioner.
MRS.
SCHUBERT
NAMED
REGENT
Moose
Women
Fleet
Olficers
For
LiiMting
ur
Instillation
lo
Take
Plate
Neil
Month
The
local
Moose
Women
have
elected
office
rn
for
1W4
as
follows:
Senior
Regent,
Mrs.
D.
C.
Scliu-hert.
Past
Regent.
Mrs.
Sam
Haudens-chtld.
Junior
Kegetit,
Mm.
W.
Ortmssim.
Recorder,
Mrs.
l!tili
Smith
(reelected).
Treasurer,
Mrs.
Jack
Preece.
Chsplstn.
Mm.
T.
O.
Morgan.
OUer
or
Hears
are
appolnUve.
The
installation
of
officers
will
take
place
the
second
Tuesday
In
January.
Wheat
Prices
VANCOUVER,
Deei
14:
CP
Wheat
was
quoted
at
59
'Br
on
the
jlonil
exchange
today.
After
All
a?
CT,
c
!!,;-.
a
Wine,
or
Tin
6Kapu
jT
jo
uken
on
one
wi'-n
w.
minuter
.ui'
Lad
out-ai"
'
of
,lif
plans
by
Election
Officer
In
Vancouver
Dies
Mex
('If
land.
Aged
SO,
Snccumbrd
To
Hemorrhage
of
Brain
During
Holding
of
roll
Yesterday
VAMXUVER.
Dec.
14:
(CP-Mex
Cleland.
aged
60.
deputy
re
ui
nlng
officer
In
the
civic
elections
-$terday.
collapsed
and
died
dur-ng
the
afternoon.
Death
was
at-'Ibuted
to
hemorrhage
of
Use
brain.
Vancouver
Stocks
iCnuitrr
8
D.
JhnVn
Ou)
Vancouver
Pend
Oreille.
.M.
Georgia
River.
.01.
Rig
Missouri.
.34.
R.
C.
Nickel,
.45.
Hralorne,
9.N.
,
"S
B.
R.
X,
Jt.
R.
R.
Cons,
18.
Cariboo
(JoW,
iM.
.if
'
-'
Indian.
UMi.
V
X
Minto.
.UVi.
Merldtaa.
M.
Morning
Star.
.18.
Native
Son,
4.
National
SHfW,
M.
Noble
Mve.
.WH.
Porter
Idaho,
.01.
Premier,
IM.
Reeves.
.11.
Reward,
M.
Reno.
.81.
Stiver
Oreat,
M:
Wlil
tews
ter.
.osHt.
Waeatty,
jIH.
"
oils
Fabyan,
MU,.
Home,
l.aft.
C.
k
K..
M.
A.
P.
0o,
.18,
Calmont.
.10.
Sterling
Pacific.
.40.
British
Pound
and
Canadian
Dollar
on
New
York
Exchange
NEW
YORK.
Dec.
14:
The
Drl
-
tlshrndsterlligr4osedat$S.03Vt
on
the
local
foreign
exchange
yea
-
terday,
the
Canadian
dolkr
at
$1
even
and
the
French
franc
at
$.001.
ct-u
CALL
BRITISH
COAST
Alaska
City
Nearly
?
Wiped
Out
By
Gross
:
Fire
Raging
Nearby
Special
Fire
Guards
Saved
Cannery
and
Patrolled
Streets
I
Throughout
Night
Community
is
Showered
I
1
By
Sparks
!
SEWARD,
Alaska,
Dec.
M:
(CP)
Fire
sweeping
.
through
grass
which
was
as
dry
as
tinder
threatened
to
destroy
Seward
last
night.
Fanned
by
a
cold
gale,
sparks
spread
over
the
town.
Special
fire
guards
saved
the
salmon
,
cannery
and
patroled
the
streets
throughout
the
night.
There
has
been
no
rain
or
snow
here
in
weeks
although
,
there
has
been
freezing
weather.
WALKER
IN
!
BURDEN
IS
"I
.
GOOD
SHAPE!
RESIGNING
t'ormcr
Ix-al
Man
Little
Worse
For
.Being
Lnl
on
Hunting
Trip
Near
Nanaimo
"Harry
Is
liome
safe
and
In
good
shape"
read
a
wire
received
yesterday
by
local
relatives
of
Harry
Walker,
formerly
of
this
city,
who
was
rescued
after
having
been
lost
for
three
days
while
hunting
in
the
Vancouver
Island
woods
on
Mount
Benson
near
Nanalmo.
A
Canadian
Prew
dispatch
received
by
the
Dally,
News
alter
going
U
press
yesterday.
stated
that
a
pair
of
sore
feet
and;
sllght
discomfort
from
hunger
was
all
that
Walker
had
suffered
as
a1
result
of
his
experience.
1
.
Walker
returned
to
Nanalmo
yes-,
terday
afternoon
with
William
Cal-
verley,
member
of
the
search
party
who
found
him.
and
Ronald
Raid,
win
whom
he
had
met
Tuesday
morning
while
following
a
blazed
trail
that
led
to
a
cabin.
They
stayed
there
over
Tuesday
night
owing
to
Walker's
bad
feet.
During
his
two
nights
In
the
bush
Walker
was
forced
to
go
without
fire
owing
to
hit
matches
having
become
wet.
Hie
young
man
showed
amazing
fortitude
while
seeking
his
way
out
from
Crystal
Lake.
He
had
three
sandwiches
when
he
went
Into
the
bush
on
Sunday
and,
when
he
met
his
rescuers
on
Tuesday,
he
still
had
one
In
reserve.
Walker
left
Prince
Rupert
about
four
years
ago
and
lias
since
made
Ida
home
hi
Nanalmo.
He
has
a
wife
and
small
son.
H.
Walker
of
Prince
Rupert
la,
his
father
ami
Mrs.
II.
V
TitTersai;
also
of
Prime
Rupert,
his
sister.
'
IVVlUUlltO
UI
UC1I
I
Woman
Cremated:
Ist
Bites
Performed
Yesterday
Afternoon
Fpr
Mrs.
Ksnl
Takata
Of
Oceanic
Hiere
was
a
large
attendance
of
member
of
Uie
local
Japanese
col-1
iHiy
at
Haynor
Drus.
cliapel
y
ester-
day
afternoon
wlien
the
funeral
took
plaee
of
Mrs.
Kanl
Takata,
wife
of
O.
Takata.
who
died
at
Oceanic
cannery
earlier
In
the'
!
week.
Rev.
T.
Matsumoto,
local
Ja-
panne
missionary,
officiated
and
IMlse
B.
O.
Lenox
presided
at
the
'Orgaiv
Following
the
service;
Uie
1
remains
were
taken
to
Falrvlew'
Cexneteiy
where
Uiy
were
crema-
ted.
Countrymen
of
deceased
acted.
'as
pallbearers.
I
British
Columbia
Agent
General
-At
IrfMvdsri
Quitting'
Fml,
Premier
Announces
VICTORIA,
Dec.
It:
(CD
Tremier
T.
D.
Pattullo
announced
today
that
he
had
received
the
resignation
of
F.
I.
Burden
as
Agent
General
at
London.
Mr.
Burden
wiU
remain
in
London
until
the
end
of
January
to
adjust
current
affairs
and
will
be
leave
of
absence
until
the
emi
0r
the
flscsl
yesr
st
Msrch
31
,t
which
time
the
resignation
be-
comes
effective.
LASH
GIVEN
TO
BANDIT;
Six
Tears
and
Ten
Strokes
For
Man
Who
Attempted
to
Hold
Up
Vancouver
Drug
Store
VANCOUVER,
Doe.
14:
(CP)
Sentence
of
six
years
with
ten
lashes
was
Imposed
today
on
John
Owynn,
aged
24,
who
pleaded
guilty
to
an
attempted
armed
hold-up
of
a
drug
store
early
Sunday,
December
3.
William
Scranton,
Qwyne's
com?
parJon,
who
was
severely
wounded
by
Uie
police
at
-the
time,'
wfll
be?
tried
later.
LINDBERGHS
AT
TORTO
....
RICO
ENROUTE
HOMK
SAN
JUAN,
Perto
Rteo,
Dec.
14.
1
CP
1
Col.
and
Mrs.
Charles
A.
Lindbergh
arrived
here
this
tftemoon
from
Port
of
Spain,
and
will
leave
to-
for
Miami
enroute
to
New
York
following
their
re-
4-
turn
flight
across
the
AUaaUc
Ocean
and
aerial
tour
of
Hfjr-
ope.
Hie
famous
flying
couple
V
took
off
from
Port
of
Soaln
at
dawn
today
and
had
an
un-
eventful
flight
bere.
They
had
spent
a
qule4
day
at
Port
of
it
Spain
yesterday
following
a
long
flight
front
Manaoa,
lira-
ztl.
the
day
previous.
Titey
re-
fused
all
social
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at
the
Trinidad
elty,
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Llad-
lergh
spending
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day
super-
tending
overhaul
and
refuel!-
lng
of
the
Loekheed-Vejta
plane
which
has
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aver
35,000
miles'
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4
trip.
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