i
Children
in
City
1'
appeal
ha
keen
made
to
the
J
Ttw
The
I
lowing
amount
have
been
.Muoly
acknowledged
UK
Nam
Marie
W
Palmare
Vancouver
Stocks
'urtose
B.
D.
JekaWM
01
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0
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ward.
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no.
JU.
f-iver
fret
M.
Wayside.
M.
Whitewater,
M.
Wavcrly.
.01.
Oils
F-ibyan.
.OOVi.
'lomc.
1.70.
&
K
.
fS.
freehold.
.00,
A
P
Con.,
.10.
('almoiit,
.10.
sterling
IoKlo,
.40.
Toronto
Alexandria,
.01.
''Olumnrlo,
,4$V.
fentral
PaUlela,
.45.
Klrkliuid
Uk,
M.
NonuuU.
34.80.
Slierrltt.
,84.
nt.
Nickel,
21.40.
Granada.
A7.
Mncassa,
,78,
Sisco.
1,51.
Noranda
MIiim
Ltd.
announce.
dividend
of
$1.00
per
share
payable
December
30.
Flowers
For
Two
Small
Boys
Cambrai
Chapter
Are
Needing
Help
;
Meeting
is
Held
i
'
"
Stpttl
.Made
In
Salvation
Army
on
L
O.
I).
K.
Chapter
In
Sewlon
Ult
IkliaU
dull
of
tf
Molhe
'"
ud
YoungtsWjVSi1
'
X
at
iiome
uiinvy.
Vi
loung
Cambrai
Chapter.
Imperial
'ri
Army
lor
neip
uus
wwr,
,s
i
behalf
of
f
woman
held
1U
regular
monthly
meeting
.
-mall
boyi
two
and.a
half
al
evening
at
the
home
of
Mrs
x
vrara
old
They
are
without
O
C
Young,
Fifth
Avenue
West.
j
Following
the
regular
business
the
drawing
for
a
ten
dol-Ust
'v
i
coming
in
rather
tatter
moating,
enough
yt
to
provide
jiar
biu
look
wace
which
was
won
...m-
who
will
be
honing
that
by
Miss
Maureen
Patmore
Mrs.
Claw
will
"
not
forget
them
,
John
Manaon.
honorary
president
'
m
t
.tt
Ika
the
Italics
of
the
chapter,
drew
out
lucky
ticket.
The
proceeds
from
the
seu-in
r
these
UckeU
are
to
be
used
SI
4
0O
I
i
rhrl
Mtllaf
work
!
The
meeting
was
then
brought
to
Ma
close
by
the
serving
of
delktotu
M
,
refreshments.
Funeral
of
Mrs.
Calderone
The
followlnu
flowers
were
re-.
gelved
from
friends
and
relatives
in
the
city
at
Anyox
and
Vancouver.
for
the
funeral
of
the
late
Mrs.
Cal-
j
derone:
j
OrandchUdren
Km
est
and
Oliver.
'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
Santurbane
and.
family,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Muaaalletn
and
i
family.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
Maseonl
i
Vancouver
.
The
Family,
Mr.
ann
Mm.
Olennle.
Mr.
and
Miss
Cavalier.
Mr.
and
Mra.
Tony
Christian
andj
ftmtly.
Grandchild
Juanlta.
The
OrandchUdren
Venion
and
Eddie.
Daughters
and
Sona-ln-Law
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
Santurbane.
Mr.
and
Mra
N.
H.
KoberU
and
Mr.
and
Mri.
0.
Clocon.
Mr.
and
Mra.
II.
uiMUr
and
family.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
garelll
and
family.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
Iloma
and
family.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Amadto,
Maria
Calderone.
Maria
Mcnsles
and
Emldio
ciccone.
Mrs.
Magsel
and
family.
Cav.
carmino
Marinl
iVaneouvcrt.
Wheat
Prices
vAMrntlVER.
Dec.
13:
The
price
qI
wheat
here
yesterday
was
00c
and
today.
&c
U
W
Seelye,
well
known
Seattle
mining
M
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Prince
Osorae
this
nwrning
from
the
gOMtlTMr.
Seelye
ta.
hU
way
to
Lake
awricv
wueic
i.v
the
Ilurns
has
mining
Interests.
HEAVY
FINES
FOR
COMBINE
lire
Companies
Convicted
of
.Maintaining
Coal
Prices
Contrary
To
Law
QUlBfiC.
Dec.
13:
CP)-F1ve
coal
oompanles
were
convicted
of
rnalntalnln
a
coal
combine
In
a
Judgment
handed
down
yeeterday
by
Mr.
Justice
La
Liberie.
Fines
ag-gregaUnc
$38,000
were
aaaeased
against
the
companies.
British
Export
Figures
Higher
TmcItc
and
Half
Million
Dollars
Increase
In
November
Over
Same
Month
Last
Year
LONDON.
Dec.
13:
British
trade
export
figures
for
November
Issued
yesterday
show
an
increase
ot
twelve
and
a
half
million
dollars
compared
with
the
same
month
laav
year.
i
a,
p:-
un.oud
thrnj.
ai-
u
uuvo
woind
'i.r
The
li-'uumd
a
r
MM)l!i:iUillS
l.M)
AT
POUT
OP
SPAIN
PORT
OF
SPAIN.
Trinidad.
Dec.
13:
After
an
uneventful
overland
flight
from
Manaos.
4
Brazil,
which
was
made
under
none
too
favorable
weather
conditions.
Col.
and
Mrs.
4
Charles
A.
Lindbergh
landed
here
last
evening
enroute'to
New
York
following
their
re-
turn
flight
across
the
Atlantic
Ocean
and
aerial
tour
of
Eur-
ope.
They
will
continue
the
flight
home
from
here
via
the
West
Indies,
Florida
and
the
Atlantic
Coast.
4
Today's
Weather
Terrace
-Clbud'y
to
snow,
northeast
wind.
30.
Atyansh
Cloudy,
calm.
18.
Anyox
Part
cloudy,
north
wind,
25.
Dead
Tree
Point
Clear,
light
northerly
wind;
barometer.
39.48;
temperature.
30;
light
swell.
Former
Local
Man
Found
Alive
But
Suffering
From
Exposure
After
Being
Missing
in
South
NANAIM0,
Dec.
13:
(CP)
Harry
Walker,
for-niorly
of
Prince
Kupert,
has
been
found
alive
at
Crystal
Lake
after
having
been
missing
since
Sunday
on
a
hunting
trip.
He
is
reported
to
be
in
a
serious
condition
suffering
from
exposure.
William
Calvcrley
of
Nanaimo,
one
of
fifty
men
forming
a
search
party,
located
Walker.
News
that
ho
had
been
found
was
flashed
here
shortly
after
1
o'clock
this
afternoon
but
no
details
were
given.
Harry
Walker
is
the
son
of
II.
Walker
and
brother
of
Mrs.
H.
V,
Tattersal
of
this
city
who
have
been
kept
informed
of
the
search
for
the
missing
man
by
the
Daily
News
and
its
exclusive
Canadian
Press
facilities.
They
were
greatly
relieved,
aftor
many
anxious
hours,
to
be
advised
by
this
newspaper
of
the
younger
Mr.
Walker's
safoty
within
a
very
short
time
after
he
had
been
found.
Today's
Weather
MA
Tomorrow's
Tidei
prince
Itupcrt
Clear,
light
easterly
High
10:38
a.m.
21.8
It.
wind;
barometer,
20.46;
temperature.
23:45
pjn.
18
J
It.
smooth
Low
4:15
ajn.
8.8
ft.
28;
sea.
17:30
p.m.
4.2
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
wc,
XXIV
No.
m.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
DECEMBER
13,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTO
OJiVM)
AND
WHITE
STAR
TO
MERGE
FIFTY
FAMILIES
IN
FRASER
VALLEY
HOMELESS
IN
FLOODS
i
Amalgamation
of
Two
Big
Steamship
Lines
Near
Accomplishment
Plans
Being
Considered
For
Completion
of
(liant
New
Vessel
Now
on
Stocks,
Giving
Employment
to
25,000
Persons
in
Shipyards
UiNDON,
Dec.
13:
(CP)
Rt.
Hon.
Neville
Chambor-;
.
Chancellor
of
the
Exchequer,
told
the
Houm;
of
Coni-r
s
today
that
negotiations
for
an
effective
merger
of
(
unard
and
White
Star
North
Atlantic
fleet
has
r,
led
a
stage
justifying
the
assumption
that
the
amtil-at
ion
would
le
accomj)lished
at
an
early
date.
Plans
t
rc
being
considered
to
complete
the
giant
Cunarder
"61"
giving
employment
indirectly
to
25,000
persons.
Chicago
Stock
Yard
Employees
Go
On
Strike
Cattle
:-hrrp
j
.
i
.
ChK-UgO
today
T.V
C-
:
W-.J
81
ions,
numtxrine
8.00Q
worker-
aigt
live-stock
market.
In
in
Ani-.f
Members
of
three
un-
oturn
to
1929
wage
scales.
shortage
of
meat
vo
be
Ml
u
48
hours,
was
feared
unless
a
mediat
on
board
brought
peace.
.'EATHER
VERY
BAD
Tiam
Man
4ij
-
-
nf
tnAW
Ml
In
deep
trenches
with
high
banks
I
nf
anin
t-llt
rn
sail
hr
miA
T
o
SEARCH
FOR
DAVIS
RAFT
Airplane
Hclng
Used
by
Salvage
Company
Manager
to
Looks
I'or
Loss
Which
Were
I.ot
Pilot
Jack
McConnnchle
of
An
yox,
with
Air
Engineer
C.
D.
Pruat,
arrived
here
at
4
o'clock
yesterday
a
million
leel
oi
logs
wtucn
broke
away
from
the
tug
St.
Faith
oft
Donllla
Island
last
week
while
being
towed
from
the
T.
A.
Kclley
Logging
Co.'s
logging
camp
at
Sel-wyn
Inlet.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
to
Powell
River.
silver
And
copper
NEW
YORK.
Dec.
13:
CP)
Bar
silver
closed
at
4!
Vic
per
ounce
on
the
local
metal
market
today,
Copper
was
unchanged
at
8c.
Chilliwack,
Abhotsford
and
Sumas
in
Darkness
With
Power
Lines
Down
Seven
Hundred
Men
at
Work
Endeavoring
to
Restore
Electric
and
Communication
Wires
Rendered
Useless
by
Heavy
Rain
and
Blizzard
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
13:
(CP)
Fifty
families
in
Sumas
Prairie
have
been
rendered
homeless
by
floods
following
heavy
rains.
Chilliwack,
Abbotsford
and
Sumas
are
without
power
as
a
result
of
the
transmission
lines
having
gone
down
in
Monday
night's
blizzard.
Soven
hundred
men
are
at
work
in
the
endeavor
to
restore
power
and
communication
lines.
CLASSES
IN
UTILITIES
MINERALOGY;
COMMISSION
Successful
Openlnc
ef
Course
of
Lectures
List
M;ht-
There
was
a
near
capacity
aud
ience
m
the
City
Hall
last
night
when
Dr.
J.
T.
Mandy.
resident
Kstahlishtnent
of
Such
Board
Un
Says
Pattullo
VICTORIA.
Dec.
13:
CP)-Batab-lishment
of
a
public
uUMiies
commission
tn
British
Columbia
at
the
mining
engineer,
delivered
the
first
next
session
of
the
Legislature
Is
of
a
seri
of
lectures
to
the
nubile
!
unlikely.
Premier
.T.
D.
PattuHo
Conditions
I'npleasant
at
Vancou-
on
geology
and
mineralogy.
i
said
yesterday
The
Premier
said
vrr
Much
Snow
at
Ocean
I
.....
i.ri
that
the
government
hoped
to
ferm
Falls
ur.
Maiiui
9
icumum
mit
s"
.
.
....
,
,
.
of
an
Introductory
character
In
Arrivals
this
morning
from
the
.sSl.!!!.
south
aboard
the
steamer
Prince
"T,"!,
mind
ZZZ
Oeorge
confirm
telegraphic
dispatches
telling
of
exceptionally
rainy
and
stormy
weather
conditions
In
Vancouver
and
elsewhere
In
the
south
of
late.
One
local
man
went
south
for
a
two
weeks'
holiday
in
Vancouver
and
it
rained
and
was
generally
most
unpleasant
throughout
his
stay
in
the
metropolis.
He
was
glad
to
get
back
to
Prince
Rupert
and
Its
bracing
air
and
tlvatlng
a
frame
of
which)
would
contribute
to
the
absorption
of
the
Information
he
proposed
to
offer
them.
The
frame
of
mind
In
which
students
approached
the
subject,
he
said,
would
decide
the
value
of
the
lectures
to
his
hearers.
The
intelligent
pursuit
of
this
1
study
would
enlarge
their
outlook,
until
they
would
be
able
to
sec
value
!
In
even
the
meanest
thing
and
it
would
give
them
an
enthralling
In
,
.
even
to
an
appreciation
of
the
rain
,.
,,.
the
ground
at
rk.
Ocean
v.xu
Falls
last
1
,
.
,
.
k
,K.
night,
the
peopte
of
the
paper
Ura-n!
"
"7
having
to
travel
along
their
streetel1-
n
Kll.t
A
WUUHl
nsov
iniw
avvuwau
grounds
for
the
recognition
of
a
7.
r""!
Perfectly
balanced
governing
power
stUl
.n
snowing
last
...
evening
at
Ocean
"
.
,k.1
I
UTU
tail
vtcriNVli
wwwru
miuo
paj.
s
1
contribute
toward
the
achievement
of
a
happy
philosophy
of
life.
Immense
Subject
I
Further
the
Immensity
of
the
sub-
j
Ject
and
Its
many
Implications
would
Induce
a
frame
of
mind
which
would
achieve
modesty,
humility
and
a
sympathetic
understanding
of
all
things,
so
building
up
a
kind
of
eliaracter
much
to
be
desired.
Lastly
the
pursuit
ot
this
study
might
be
exiectd
to
bring
wealth
to
1U
folKouera
not
always
nor
afternoon
from
the
smelter
town,
.wessarllv
material
wealth
but
at'
by
Uic
acquisition
of
that
know
ledge,
they
might
be
enabled
to
apply
It
to
the
benefit
ot
mankind.
Dr.
Mandy
proposed
In
subsequent
lectures
to
lead
his
listeners
gradually
through
the
fundamental
principles
of
geology,
mineralogy,
petrology
and
paleontology
and
he
asked
hi
hearer
to
follow
the
course
with
enthusiasm.
A
hearty
applause
mm
accorded
the
lecturer
at
the
eoneJuslen
ot
hit
talk.
such
a
oommission
but
the
short
time
remaining
before
the
next
session
would
necessitate
too
hasty
action
for
the
establishment
of
an
effective
body.
TRADING
IS
IRREGULAR
NEW
YORK.
Dec.
13:
-Stock
trading
was
Irregular
here
yeateiv
terest
in
everything
around
them,
I
day
with
considerable
fluctuation
in
values.
Tne
dayi
turnover
on
the
New
York
Stock
Exchange
amounted
to
1,160,060
share.
The
Industrial
average
at
closing
was
101.64.
off
.03;
rails.
41.47.
off
.Gt;
utilities.
34.37.
up
.04,
and
bonds,
83.50.
up
14.
Dr.
Large
Elected
New
President
of
P.R.MedicalAssn
The
Prince
Rupert
Medical
Association
has
elected
offlcec
for
the
coming
years
as
follows:
President.
Dr
R.
Q.
Large.
Secretory
Treaeurw.
Dr.
3.
II.
Carson.
with
their
Eastman
flying
boat
and
idealistic
wealth
which
was
Representative
to
Prkwe
Rupert
left
at
1:80
Uila
afternoon.
wlUt
Lultc
M
real
as
materialistic.
1
General
HcspHal
Dosird,
Dr.
W.
T.
Capt.
W.
P.
Armour,
manaiter
of
thc
The
awgc
individual
knew
Kergm.
Armour
Salvage
Co
.
on
board.
toi8lnguiary
utUe
about
the
things
he
The
annual
meeting
at
the
Mcdl-make
a
search
of
Hecate
Straits
moftt
closely
in
touch
with
butjeal
AstHtefcitloa
dlaexMscd
treatment
and
the
shore
of
Queen
Charlotte
.
this
study
would
show
how
rocks
0f
relief
oacca,
the
mailer
being
rc-
isianas
ior
a
uavw
ran.
conuiming
and
m
ttlKi
trees
would
reveal
tne
ferred
to
live
Cullece
of
Physlelana
and
Surgeon
with
talnlng
action
a
View
to
ob-
Card
of
Thanks
James
Calderone
and
family
to
thank
their
many
friend
for
the
klBd
expfMlen
of
sympathy
and
for
floral
tribute
received
both
from
friend
In
the
city
tnd
from
Vancouver
during
their
recent
bereavement.