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time,
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NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMIHA'S
NEWSPAPER
Vol,
XXIV.
No,
371.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
DECEMBER
4,
1933
WHO:
KlVfc
CfcNTB
PROHIBITION
IN
STATES
NOW
ENDING
VESSEL
OWNERS
APPROVE
OF
HALIBUT
CONSERVATION
Uncle
Sam
To
Go
Wet
Tomorrow
After
Many
Years
ot
Prohibition
Sale
of
Spirits
Will
Ik:
U'jral
in
Sixteen
States
of
Unior
Tuesday
Following
Official
Proclamations
Others
Working
on
Wet
legislation
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
Dec.
4:
(CP)
Spirit,
forbidden
ir,
(he
United
States
for
thirteen
years,
may
be
legally
f
id
again
tomorrow
in
at
least
sixteen
states
of
the
Unior
wiMi
the
official
proclamation
by
President
Franklin
D.
H
iosevelt
of
the
rejieal
of
the
Eighteenth
Amendment.
T:,c
legislature
of
several
other
states,
dry
as
the
veil
of
p
hibition
lifts,
are
at
work
on
bills
designed
to
permit
t
-
sale
of
liquor.
TIN
FIND
i
CAN
MEET
IN
NORTH!
SITUATION
Suite
h
Made
fn
rrt
flrahsme
Area
of
Northern
B.C.
in
-neofnt
hops.
dc
4
icr
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f
a
Un
atrfke
1M
miles
north-t
:
t
her
tn
the
Fort
Orahame
-
ry
has
been
brought
here
by
.Hy
of
afaapeciora
returning
the
Ptndlav
River
area
i-
-
of
the
Un
have
been
aent
l
a
assay,
they
said,
i
Vancouver
Stocks
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a
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Johavft
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Vaniouier
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Missouri.
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Mar.
.16.
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Crest,
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Whitewater.
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ibynn.
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Sterling
naelflc.
.41.
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Alexandria,
.01
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C-ilumarlo,
.43.
Central
Patricia.
.40.
Klrkland
Lake,
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Noranda.
33.85.
Sherrltt.
,W.
hit
Nickel,
21.10.
Granada,
A8.
Mucassa,
.78.
Blo,
1.48.
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Cloudy,
cnlm.
30.
Alyansh
Cloudy,
calm,
28.
Hazclton
Cloudy,
cnlm,
3S.
Rmlthera
Clear,
calm,
colder.
Hums
Lake
-
Bright,
calm,
20.
Liberal
nrtfete
ThHr
rilirir
Best
lor
limo
Confidence
In
Matkenile
Klnf
OTTAWA,
Dee.
I:
tTM
Deflating
the
ronWctton
"that
the
liberal
naity
lll
u'P'y
measure
adequate
to
meel
rhaitging
eon-illlkin
ami
tliflkolt
qurttlon
oi
Ihr
1
1
mm
ami
will
Imorc
to
th
wlilr
rommtinity
advantages
and
opt'
tumtlMi
Mhkh
the
rcurc
ef
thr
eowntry
provide."
the
National
Liberal
Federation
con-eluded
it
annual
meeting
here
jea'erday.
Approval
was
recorded
of
the
platform
as
outlined
in
declarations
of
nolley
made
hy
III.
Hon.
William
lion
Maekeitfie
King,
federal
leader
of
the
party.
Deputy
Minister
Of
Fisheries
Here
Dr.
W.
A.
Found
in
Prince
Kupert
In
Course
of
Annual
Western
Tour
Dr.
W.
A.
Pound
of
Ottawa,
de-t
minister
of
ftaheriea.
In
the
eottrae
ot
hla
annual
waatern
tour.
Mtlred
In
the
city
on
Ue
uaiaia
yaaterday
afternoon
from
Vancouver
and
will
proceed
on
tonight's
iMh
tn
Ottawa.
While
in
the
south,
Dr.
ftmnd
attended
recent
meetings
ot
the
IntemaUonal
FUiteriei
Com-
(
mtelon
In
SeatUe.
lie
la
In
confer-1
tnce
with
local
fisheries
intereeU
tottay.
I
American
Football
Vale.
3:
Princeton,
31.
Army.
H:
Notre
Dame.
13.
Hoaton
College.
13;
Holy
Croat,
9.
Htttwra.
13;
Villa
Nova.
18.
,
George
Washington.
0;
Kansas.
7.
Oeorala,
0;
aoutnern
wi""i
Florida.
19;
Maryland.
0.
Butte.
0;
Oeorgla
Teda,
6.
,
.,ii.,,a
1-
TuUne.
7.
Texas
ChrUtlan,
36;
Southern
Methodist.
6.
VANCOUVER.
Dc.
6:
Wheat
sold
at
58V
here
today.
Amos
Sundstrom.
Ketchikan
merchant.
wMaj.Maooara
,w-
princess
noi
"
Inoon
going
through
for
a
trip
to
IVani'ouwr
an..
Seattle
MIRTEEN
!
VACANCIES
Late
Senator
Fisher
Served
In
Municipal,
Provincial
and
Federal
fields
OTTAWA.
Dec.
'4:
(CPi-Th
death
at
Paris,
Ont,
at
the
end
ot
Uat
week
of
Senator
John
Flahei
make
a
reaord
number
of
thirteen
vacancies
tn
the
Upper
Chamber.
lion.
John
Henry
Fisher
of
Paris.
Ont:.
member
of
the
Canadian
Senate,
whose
death
took
place
late
last
week,
at
the
age
of
78
years,
had
been
a
member
of
the
Red
Chamber
for
over
sixteen
years,
his
iDpointment
thereto
hern
nwk
Juty.M.
1917.
following
a
long
public
career
In
municipal,
provincial
ana
federal
fields.
.
j
Bom
April
33.
ISM.
at
Parts.
Ont
f
BngUsh-Irtah
descent
Senator
Fisher
was
educated
tn
that
city
and
lived
all
his
life
there,
becom-ng
a
prominent
merchant.
He
was
weceastveiy
alderman,
reeve
and
Ttayor
of
Parts,
being
chief
magistrate
for
'five
years.
He
was
also
varden
of
the
County
t
Brant
for
-
ttase
He
st
-defeated
bv-eandl
tature
for
the
Ontario
LeWatre
In
18M
and
1P9S
but
was
elected
for
Vorth
Brant
seat
In
1906
and
r
.
"leeted
In
1998.
He
resigned
from
the
Legislature
in
1911
and
was
ejected
to
the
House
of
Commons
thnt
year
for
Brant.
riefeaUng
Hon.
WP-1
liam
Paterson.
minister
of
customs
In
the
Laurter
government.
He
was
a
Conaervattve.
In
1
83
Senator
Fisher
was
msr-rtad
to
Miss
Jessie
Martin
of
Paris.
They
had
one
aon.
Harold
H.
Flaher.
Senator
Fisher,
who
was
actively
Identified;
with
all
kinds
of
athletic
sports,
was
a
Presbyterian.
WAS
SHOT
BY
POLICE
Alleced
Pandit
Injurrd
by
Police
nutlets
In
Vancouver
Two
Companions
Arrested
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
4:
(CP
-William
Scranton
was
shot
In
both
legs
by
the
pqjlec
last
night
and
two
ajomanions
were
arretted
with
him.
The
trio
arc
alleged
to
have
beet)
holding
up
a
Fourth
Avenue
drug
store.
Joan
Crawford
Is
Reported
Married
To
Franchot
Tone
NEW
YORK.
Dec.
4:
Rumors
were
current
here
yesterday,
although
not
definitely
confirmed,
that
Joan
Crawford,
well
known
screen
star,
was
married
two
weeks
ago
at
Harrison,
N.Y.,
to
Franchot
Tone,
one
of
the
newer
luminaries
of
the
talkies.
Miss
Crawford
is
due
to
get
a
final
decree
of
divorce
In
California
from
Douglas
Fairbanks
Jr.
In
April
and
could
not
remarry
In
that
state
until
that
time.
Wong
Hong,
driver
of
a
Sunrise
Orocery
delivery
van,
is
appearing
before
Magistrate
McClymont
tn
city
police
court
this
afternoon
on
a
charge
of
driving
to
the
common
danger.
The
charge
Is
an
outcome
of
An
automobile
smash-up
at
the
west
end
of
the
Section
Two
bridge
Saturday
morning
when
the
Sun-rite,
vehicle
side-swiped
the
delivery
car
of
Selvlg's
meat
market,
both
vehicles
being
damaged.
I
Russ-Italy
I
Peace
Pact
t
ROME,
Dec.
4:
Following
a
conference
yesterday
between
Maxim
Litvinoff,
commissar
of
foreijm
affairs
for
Soviet
Rusiia,
and
Premier
Renito
Mussolini,
it
was
announced
that
a
complete
understanding
had
been
reached
for
a
non-aggrefef
ion
pact
between
tne
two
countries
which
will-be
signed
at
once.
RESIDENCE
DESTROYED
llom-ofWiIllani,lnRliv
Tark.
Ave.
nur.
Gutted
by
Fire
Kariy
Sunday
Morning
The
residence
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Inglis.
1143
rin
Avenue,
is
practtcnlly
a
total
loss
as
a
re
sult
of
a
fire
by
wtuch
the
entire
interior
was
gutted
early
Sunday
.morning.
Mrs.
Inglis
and
little
girl,
aroueed
from
their
sleep
by
the
smell
of
smoke,
made
their
escape
i
by
climbing
through
a
window
to
the
verandah
where
they
dressed.
A
few
clothes,
pictures
and
effects
i
were
saved
but
the
blase
had
such
a
hold
by
the
time
the
fire
department
was
called
at
3:80
ajn.
that
It
was
impossible
to
save
the
home.
There
is
understood
to
be
good
Insurance
coverage.
The
cause
of
the
fire
appears
to
e
uncertain
although
the
origin
is
believed
to
have
bean
near
a
stairway
leading
from
kitchen
to
basement.
There
was
a
good
fire
on
In
a
hot
air
furnace
but
the
kitchen
fire
was
out.
Mrs.
Inglis
and
little
daughter
were
at
home
alone
in
the
house
at
the
time.
Mr.
Inglts.
who
is
a
customs
officer
here,
having
left
last
week
for
the
south
to
visit
with
his
son
who
is
in
the
Queen
Alexandra
Solarium
on
Vancouver
Island.
DISAPPEARS
FROM
SHIP
i
O.
M.
Harvey,
Whltehorse
lirugKhl,
j
Going
South
For
Treatment,
Lost
From
Princess
Norah
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
4:
(CP-Graham
M.
Harvey,
aged
36.
White-horse
druggist,
disappeared
from
the
steamer
Princess
Norah,
southbound
from
Ska
g
way
to
Vancouver,
early
Sunday
morning
atter
the
ship
had
passed
Alert
Bay.
He
had
been
In
ill-health
and
was
coming
to
Vancouver
for
hospital
treatment.
A.
A.
Crawley,
proprietor
of
Sun-'
set
Inn,
a
popular
summer
resort
i
at
Davis
Bay
near
Sechelt
on
the!
lower
mainland,
was
a
passenger1
aboard
the
Catala
last
evening
go-
lng
through
to
Anyox
where
he
will
visit
until
after
Christmas.
He
Is
a
brother-In
law
of
C.
P.
Ash-more,
general
manager
of
the
Oranby
Co.'s
general
store,
who
will
be
returning
to
the
smelter
town
on
the
Catala
next
week
after
hav
ing
undergone
an
operation
in
BOYS
HAVE
'
BANQUET
Annual
Junior
Football
Dinner-Shield
is
Presented"
j
The
annual
banquet
of
the
Junior
Football
Association
was
held
last
Saturday
evening
when
the
boys
of
the
King
Edward
High.
Borden
Street
and
Booth
Memorial
Schools
assembled
for
the
preaen-
i
Uton
of
the
Rochester
Shield
and
oiedais.
After
a
splendid
repast
provide!
by
tne
parents
oi
tne
players
we
presentation
of
the
shield
.was
made
by
S.
D.
Macdonakl
In
the
ah
sence
of
Mr.
Rochester.
Bert
Mo.
in.
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Football
Association,
presented
the
medals.
Jack
Frew
spoke
on
the
value
of
football
as
did
George
Johnstone,
representing
the
Sons
o(
Canada.
Alf
Ritchie,
captain
of
the
High
School,
winner
of
the
shield,
thanked
the
executive
on
behalf
of
the
teams,
the
motion
being
ably
seconded
by
Stan
VcUch
and
paaaed
by
anetanmttaa.
T.
1U8
thanked
the
parents
and
those
re
sponsible
fo.
toc"aBtTC9urtfec-
banquet
All
aeeaker
Joined
In
expressing
the
appreciation
bf
their
organhta
tions
for
the
valuable
contribution
to
tne
snorting
life
of
the
city
bv
the
Junior
Football
Association.
They
had
built
up
an
enviable
reputation
and
were
maintaining
It
and
the
senior
football
teams
were
beins
Mipohed
with
fine
material.
In
addition
to
the
members
of
the
three
teams
and
the
principal
speakers,
there
were
present
Miss
r
I.ws.
Mlsa
E.
A.
Mercer.
Miss
8.
A.
Mills
and
J
Campbell.
W.
W.
C.
ONelll.
N.
Mcleod
and
J.
Hutchison.
J.
S.
Wilson
presided.
The
convener
of
the
refreshment
committee
was
'
Mrs.
O'NeBl
who
was
ably
assisted
by
Mrs.
Bnstman.
Mrs.
nitchle.
Mrs.
Carlyle
and
Mrs
Bby.
Has
Portfolio
Of
Industries
Hon.
John
Hart
Takes
Kxtra
Department
in
Cover
men
t
Without
Additional
Indemnity
VICTORIA.
Dec.
4:
(CP)
Hon.
John
Hart,
-minister
of
f
Inahec,
has
been
given
the
adldtlonal
portfolio
ot
minister
ot
Industries
in
the
new
Pattullo
government
without
extra
Indemnity.
Travelled
Hy
Toot
And
Horse
From
New
York
to
Paris
City
BOURNEMOUTH.
Eng.,
Dec.
4:
(CP
(Harry
dc
Wlndt,
Aged
77,
who
travelled
from
New
'York
to
Paris
on
foot
and
torse-back
via
Bearing
Straits
In
1001,
died
here
at
the
end
of
tne
week.
j
UNITED
STATES
GOLD
'
WASHINGTON.
DC.
Dec.
4:
CP
i
The
price
of
gold
as
set
by
the
United
States
Treasury
remained
unchanged
at
$34.01
per
'
At
13:10
midnight
Saturday
the.
fire
department
had
a
call
to
the,
home
of
A.
Caraven,
831
8ummlt
Avenue,
where
there
was
a
chlrn-
ney
fire,
no
damage
being
done.
At
8
o'clock
this
morning
there
was
mother
chimney
fire
at
the
residence
ot
Harry
Jones,
311
Fifth
Avenue
West,
where
also
no
da
mage
was
donr
t
Halibut
Men
In
Favor
Of
Lay-Overs
of
Third
Of
Time
Spent
Fishing
Delegates
to
Recent
Conference
With
International
Fish-'
cries
Commission
Present
Report
to
Local
Association
American
Fleet
Going
Under
N.R.A.
Code
The
Canadian
Halibut
Vessel
Owners'
Association
of
Prince
Rupert,
at
a
meeting
yesterday
afternoon
in
the
aiy
COuncil
chamber,
after
sident,
Capt.
George
f
ntz,
and
past
president,
Capt
Dan
Larsen,
on
a
recent
conference
with
the
International
naileries
Commission
at
Seattle
at
which
conscrvatiot
,u.atkns
lor
the
1934
season
were
.ecussed.
ised,
approved
of
a
plan
set
uth
by
the
commission
whereby
tc
boat
nU
would
would
remain
remain
in
in
port
port
be-
vein
trips
for
a
lay-over
amount-tig
to
one-third
of
the
time
they
ire
out
for
each
trip.
In
other
worda,
if
a
boat
took
fifteen
days
for
a
rip.
It
would
make
a
lay-over
In
ort
of
live
day
before
starting
ut
n
Its"
..ext
trip.
-Such
a
-syatemlUOs.
believed,.
would
have
the
double
effeCt
Of
curtailing
the
amount
of
fish
taken
and
would
also
stabilise
prices,
ae-ually
resulting
in
more
profit
for
he
fleet
than
if
there
were
no
curb
whatever
on
operations.
It
is
expected
fishing
will
open
about
March
1
next
year.
Capt.
George
Frits,
president,
was
in
the
chair
at
the
meeting.
Under
N.fLA.
Code
SEATTLE.
Dec.
1:
More
money
the
fishermen
with
less
work
and
a
greater
measure
of
conservation
for
the
fishery
was
stated
here
yesterday
to
be
assured
as
a
result
of
the
signing
up
of
the
Pacific
halibut
fishing
Industry
under
a
National
Recovery
Act
code.
CRAIGAV0N
ENCOURAGED
overnment
of
Northern
Ireland
Endorsed
De
Valera
Elected
,
BELFAST,
ire..
Dec.
4.
(CP-
NOTUiem
irriana
u
assurm
ut
ic
,
solute
and
progressive
government
for
another
five
years,"
said
Viscount
Cratgavon,
Premier
ot
Ulster,
j
following
last
week's
general
election
j
as
a
result
of
which
his
government
won
33
out
of
52
seats
in
North
Ireland
Parliament.
"I
am
much
encouraged
by
the
endorsa-
Uon."
Bamonn
dc
Valera.
president
ot
the
Irish
Free
State,
won
a
seat
In
South
Down
which,
however,
it
Is
not
expected
he
will
actually
occupy
as
to
do,
so
would
involve
his
taking
the
oath
ot
allegiance
to
the
British
Crown.
'
The
standing
ot
parties
In
the
new
House
of
Commons
as
a
result
of
the
election
is
as
toHows:
Unionists
(Government),
3.
Nationalists,
9.
Independents,
2.
Laborltes,
2.
Flanna
Fall
1.
Republican.
1.
Still
doubtful.
4.
Hockey
Scores
SATURDAY
SCORES
New
York
Ransjers
3.
Boston
0.
Montreal
3,
Toronto
8.
New
York
Americans
1.
Canadlens
SUNDAY
SCORES
Toronto
3.
Detroit
0.
Chicago
0.
New
York
Rangers
1
hearing
reports
from
the
pre
n
flLMCC
VjCOFffC
Grave
Digger
Goes
to
Pen
,
pniNCEOEdRGQDec
4:
(CP)
John
Doneaater.
chanted
with
Of-
pf
inff-tndignltirto
a"faumarHwjrr-
vn.
EiintrrMiArt
tn
tttr
vMtr
fm.
prbenment
in
penMenttary
by
Judse
H.
EL
A.
Robertson
here
at
the
end
of
last
week.
Doncaster.
who
was
grave
digger
for
the
city,
removed
clothes
from
corpses
in
the
local
cemetery
for
bis
own
use.
Funeral
of
John
Jeanes
is
Held
Serv!re
at
llaynor
BroV
Chapel
Followed
by
Interment
In
Falrview
Cemetery
Under
the
auspices
ot
the
Moose
Lodge
of
which
deceased
was
a
member,
the
funeral
took
place
this
afternoon
at
3:30
from
the
chapel
of
llaynor
Bros.,
undertakers,
to
Falrview
Cemetery
ot
the
late
John
Thomas
Jeanes.
whose
death
occurred
last
week
In
the
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital.
Very
Rev.
James
B.
Olbson.
dean
ot
St
An
drew's
Cathedral,
officiated
and
char,M
P
ulagno
presided
at
the
organ
to
accompany
the
hymns.
,
Following
the
servtce.
Interment
was
made
In
Falrvtew
Cemetery,
Pall
bearers
were
N.
8.
K.
Brewer.
D.
C.
Schubert.
Gillis
Ro
ver.
Hans
Olske,
B.
M.
Simpson
and
W.
Gray.
The
late
Mr.
Jeanes,
who
was
born
In
Dorsetshire,
England,
65
years
ago
and
had
been
:
a
resident
ot
Prince
Rupert
tor
two
years.
Is
survived
by
his
widow
and
two
sons,
Edgar
and
CeeO
Jeanes
ot
Edmonton,
and
two
daughters,
Mrs.
Lee
Hulbert
of
Pomona,
Cal.,
and
Mrs.
Ounnar
Clavrlng.of
thli
city.
Slit
DAVID
MURRAY,
BRITISH
PAINTER,
PASSED
ON
SUNDAY
LONDON.
Dec.
4:-8lr
David
Murray,
noted
British
painter,
passed
away
here
yesterday.
ft
TERRACE
LIGHT
PLANT
DBSTROYED
BY
FIRE
TERRACE.
Dec.
4:
Fire
de-
stroyed
the
Terrace
light
and
power
plant
last
midnight.
Agar
motor
garage
adjoining
was
badly
scorched
but
many
witling
helpers
prevented
the
4
!
fire
spreading
to
other
build
ft
lng.