Orange
Christmas
One
Hundred
Children
In
Allew-danre
al
Yalelldc
rumtUn
on
Thursday
livening
The
annual
Christmas
Tree
en-trrUtlnmeul
of
the
Loyal
Orange
Lmlw
and
the
Ladles
Orange
Bene-viilrnt
Association
look
place
m
the
Oddfellow1
Hall
on
Thursday
nigh
l.
about
one
hundred
children
being
present
at
the
affair
tapper
was
served
after
which
a
musical
pro-ram
waa
rendered
followed
br
a
awaiting
the
departure
of
a
train
rarrylng
the
slain
Premier
Dunca
to
Bucharest
The
rrowd
waa
thrown
Into
a
Miiir
The
rauac
of
the
expulsion
was
not
clrar.
Tree
Enjoyable
Premier
Infant
Is
Found
Dead
Clot
In
Bloodstream
Our
to
YalvuUr
Heart
Trouble
Cause
Death
of
Kathiecn
Cameron
.
Kathleen,
infant
daughter
of
Mr.j
and
Mrs.
Francis
Cameron
of
Premier,
was
found
dead
In
bed
on
Wednesday
of
this
week,
according
to
Information
received
at
dlvl-
visit
from
Santa
Ctaus
who
distil-
atonal
headquarters
oi
ine
provin-buh-d
gifts
and
sweeU
lor
all.
The
etal
police
here.
A
post-mortem
children
contributing
to
the
pro-
examination
waa
made
by
Dr.
W.
8.
gram
included
Norma
Archie.
Zelds
Kergtn
who
found
that
death
had
Hlr.
Marie
Boulter.
Florence
been
due
to
natural
causes,
valvular
Morse.
Margaret
Lamb,
Jean
trouble
of
the
heart
having
caused
Kraiue.
Hetty
Barber.
Kleanor
Bar-
a
dot
m
the
bloodstream.
Cameron
her.
Host
Cox.
David
Baetman
and
Is
an
employee
of
the
Premier
Gold
Alfred
Laraen.
piano
music
was
also
Mining
Co.
furnished
by
Mrs
J.
8.
Mack.
-
-
-'
Mrs
H.
Murray,
worthy
mistress
received
the
guests
and
the
committee
In
charge
conalated
of
Mrs.
J.
R.
Murray,
convener.
Mrs.
George
Ilowc.
Mrs.
Ocorge
Oeddes.
Mrs.
A
Quyan.
Mrs.
J.
Preecc.
Mrs
Mernic.
Mrs.
J
0
Vtercck.
Mrs.
StnlUt
and
Mrs
8.
V.
Cox
NO
PAIT.K
MONDAY
j
Monday
being
New
Year's
Day
and
a
general
holiday,
there
will
be
no
Issue
of
the
Dnlly
News.
Hie
next
reguhxr
edition
will
appear
on
1
Tuesday
afternoon
Premier
Bennett
Indicates
Resumption
of
Awarding
of
Titles
in
Canada
This
Year
OTTAWA,
Dec.
HO:
(CP)
Premier
R.
B.
Bennett
hint
night
expressed
the
opinion
that
conferring
of
honors
by
the
King
upon
Canadians
should
he
resumed
and
announced
that
recommendations
had
lieen
made
that
certain
Canadians
should
share
in
the
New
Year
list
of
"honors
and
awards"
by
His
Majesty.
This
indication
that
honors
would
again
bo
conferred
upon
Canadians
after
a
lapse
of
some
years
came
as
a
general
surprise).
It
Is
understood
hero
that
Hon.
George
Howard
I-'eriiiison,
Canadian
High
Commissioner
at
London,
and
Hon.
Lyman
Duff,
Chief
Justice
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
Canada,
may
be
included
in
the
New
Year's
honor
list.
!
he
Mail
City
Commlsaluner
W
J.
Alder
ha
received
from
Premier
T
D.
Pat
tullo
a
welcome
YuletMe
gift
In
tl'
form
of
a
personal
check
of
the
provincial
prime
minister
for
160
t"
be
used
hi
giving
"cheer
and
comfort
to
those
in
need."
The
com-mlastoner
stated
this
morning
that,
arrangements
had
been
made
to
tipply
the
money
where
it
will
do
the
most
practical
good.
EASY
FOR
'
KINGFISH
Han
MrCorklndale
Trovrd
Little
More
Than
Punching
Bar
For
Levlnsky
CHICAOO.
Dec.
30:
(CP-Dan
McOorklndale.
South
African
heavyweight,
proved
no
more
than
a
punching
bag
for
King
Levinsky
who
easily
rlecisieneri
him
in
a
ten
round
bout
here
last
night.
j
Old
Country
Socr.ei
KNGMSII
I.KAGIJK
l
int
Division
Birmingham
0.
Arsenal
0.
Chelsea
3.
Stoke
0.
Derby
3.
Middlesbrough
0.
I
Leeds
4.
Ulackburn
0.
Leicester
1.
Aston
Villa
1.
Liverpool
1,
WolvcrtwmpUm
1.
,
Portsmouth
2,
Newcastle
0.
Wednesday
1,
Manchester
1.
Sunderland
1,
Huddersftetd
1.
Tottenham
Hotspurs
4,
Sheffield
1.
West
ton
3.
Ilromwlch
Albion
3.
Kvcr-
SCOTTISH
l.ll(il!L
l'iit
Division
Aberdeen
4,
Atrrirteoobms
0.
Clyde
3.
Dundee
0.
Falkirk
2,
OelUc
0.
-Ilsimlllon
1.
St.
Mlrren
2.
UtnrU
1.
Ayr
1.
Kilmarnock
2.
Partlek
Thistle
0.
Queen's
Park
1.
Cowdenbeath
0.
Queen
of
South
S,
Lanark
1.
Hangers
0,
Hibernians
0.
Kt.
Johnstone
I,
Mothcrwsll
2.
TRAIN
twixvi:
HOl'ltS
uti:
Tonight's
train,
due
from
Uie
OH.vt
at
10
o'clock,
was
reported
this
Afternoon
to
be
twelve
hours
late
which
will
bring
it
in
at
10
o'clock
tomorrow
morning.
Today's
Weather
'A
0
Tomorrow's
Tides
Prlnrc
Hupert-
Clear,
light
northerly
High
...
1:21
ajn.
18.1
ft.
,
wind;
barometer,
30.80;
tem-lcruture,
fa
12:49
p.m.
20.9
It.
-
38;
tea
smooth.
Low
...
7:00
a.m.
9.7
ft.
19:43
p.m.
3.3
ft.
.
V
SOUTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMMA'S
NEWSPAPER
Vol
XXIV
.
No.
302
PRICE.
FIVE
CENTS
DECEMBER
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
00,
1003
L-U
I
ROUMANIAN
PREMl
ER
ASSASSIN
A
TED
PREMIER
PATTULL0
TO
ARRIVE
IN
CITY
TOMORROW
EVE
Head
of
Balkan
Country's
New
Government
Is
Shot
By
Member
Of
Outlawed
Anti-Jewish
Body
BENNETT
TO
BE
ON
AIR
rrftr
of
Canada
to
Address
I'm
pie
f
Canada
Over
lUdio
On
New
Ver'
live
Putin
Shots
Fired
Into
Duncn's
Head
as
lie
Ieft
Royal
Palace
After
Seeing
King
Explosion
in
Royal
Coach
al
Railway
Station
Today
SINAIA,
Roumania,
Dec.
30:
(CP)
Premier
Ion
G.
Dunca,
head
of
Roumanian
new
National
Lileral
government
ami
an
outstanding
figure
in
the
international
f
ight
to
nutMiretw
the
rising
wave
of
anti-Semitism
in
Euroicf
MK-onuiiK
ui
the
year
i3i
was
aaninaled
here
last
night
ly
a
student
memlx-r
f
mil
but
year,
be
afcnaUard
on
the
anti-Jewish
Iron
Guard
which
he
outlawed
a
few
week
-Nrw
Year'
Rn
bi
i
brief
metmw
-Mto
four
shut
were
fired
Into
the
frm
tfv
Prime
Minister
of
Can-
Premier's
head.
The
assassination
i.t.
Kt
Hon.
K.
B
Bennett.
Ac-
took
place
as
the
Premier
was
leav-
.ii.titg
to
prearot
arrangements,
ing
the
royal
palace
where
he
had
Mr
Bennett
will
apeak
over
a
na-
been
railing
upon
the
King.
He
had
t.on-wldr
hook-up
of
the
Carta
-dun
Radio
Broadeaating
Oomaats-
mini
at
$
am.
Paeiftr
Tne
probably
ft
Ottawa.
if
lit
U.
eiaowbere.
his
among
other
western
stations.
In
vmt
of
Calgary
and
CRCV
of
Vancouver
been
for
thlrty-alx
rears
a
member
of
Roumanla's
Parliament.
The
city
was
further
stirred
today
when
an
explostca
wrecked
King
Carers
eaach
in
the
railway
sta-
br
picked
up
whsfswet
he
happens
tteo
injuring
cUld.
The
Incident
..
Ir
TTW
tMtnm
Wlfl
be
laTlhwT.
took
took
nlar
place
while
while
a
a
lame
large
crowd
rrowd
was
was
GIFT
OF
PREMIER
Sends
Personal
Cluck
ror
$50
Commissioner
to
be
Used
In
Giving
"Cheer
and
Comfort"
to
Hunger
Marchers
Invade
Paris
S.iM.i
:i.
.
-
S
.
:
S
v
.'.ung'T
IlUI
!.!
!.
F
:
'
!i
'
'
:
.r
f
.
.
r
.
-
o!
Paris
after
a
Ion;?
:od...u
journey
afo
-t
Fr
.:vt
.r
(indent
facing
the
same
crisis
wiut-h
confronted
the
United
Stuu
a
short
time
ago.
with
starving
men.
women
and
children
Hocking
to
the
na
lion's
capital
for
aid.
Plans
for
drastic
economies
and
new
taxes
are
before
the
French
Chamber
of
Deputies,
which
Is
divided
between
holding
confidence
in
the
new
premier
ana
hacking
up
the
pleas
of
committees
of
taxpayers
who
are
hotly
opposing
the
taxation
Increases
as
unemployment
grows
TOO
COLD
"BILLY
THE
TO
RECORD
JAP"
DIES
Thermometer
at
Nalilln
in
Northern
It.
C.
Drnjn
to
70
llrlow
Nahlin,
a
post
on
the
(iovern-mcnt
Telegraphs
Yukon
Trail
be
tween
Teleeraph
Creek
and
At-lln,
recording
102
degrees'
below
freeilng
point,
puts
In
a
bid
today
for
the
distinction
of
being
the
coldest
point
in
Canada.
The
op
cralor
turn
repotted
this
morn-Ing
"that
his
thermometer
read
70
lirlow
cerii
and
would
so
mi
lower.
Zero
and
sub-zero
reading
are
reported
from
the
central
interior
and
Mich
rat
point
as
Aujox
and
Stewart.
The
(iuvefnnient
Telegraphs
report
for
today
i
a
follow:
Terrace
Clear,
norlh
wind,
icro.
Aivamh
Cloudy,
ilu,
Sliclow.
An)
ox
Clear,
norlh
wlml,
vrro.
Sleuarl
Clear,
li-hl
norlh
wind,
II
lirlow.
Nahlin,
It.t'.-Cleiir.
70
lirlow.
Ilairhon
Cloudy,
northwest
wind,
rcro.
Snilllict!
(
Inir,
ruhii,
cold.
Hum
Kike
Cloudy,
uindy,
17
lirlow.
Dead
Tree
Point
Part
doudy,
calm;
barometer,
39.71;
temperature
20;
light
swell.
Triple
Island
Part
cloudy,
fresh
northerly
wind,
!ca
choppy.
Ingara
Island
Overcast,
liglit
I
northerly
wind;
sea
smooth.
Well
Known
Oriental
Passes.
At
Hospital
Tauao
Takeda.
batter
kaown
"Billy
the
Jap."
passed
away
at
6
o'clock
Thursday
evening
at
the
B.
C.
Prime
Minister
Sounds
Note
of
Hope
In
New
Year
Message
Evidences
of
Improvement
Arc
Numerous
But
There
is
a
Long
Way
to
Go
Yet
Announces
New
Legislature
Will
Convene
on
February
20
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
30:
(CP)
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullb
and
Major
S.
F.
iM.
Moodic,
assistant
premier,
sailed
on
lie
steamer
Catala
last
night
for
Prince
Rupert
wherjc
'
hey
will
arrive
on
Sunday
evening,
entraining
on
New
Yt-ar's
Day
from
tic
northern
city
for
Ottawa
where
they
will
attend
the
Doninion
and
inteqirovincial
premieres
.
1
conference
ofenans
January
IJ.
QUIETLY
MARRIED
Miss
rttlty
Arncy
Dereuies
Bride
oi
lUling
redeien
at
Ceremony
Last
Evening
.
A
quiet
but
interesting
wedding
touk
tlace
at
7
o'clock
teat
evening
Churrh.
Rev.
C.
D
Clarke
offlciat-
inc.
when
Mlsa
Marlon
Betty
Arney,
eldest
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
Amey.
First
Avenue,
became
the
bride
of
Brling
A.
Pedenen.
a
well
known
local
halibut
fisherman.
Attendants
of
the
couple
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thomas
B.
Black.
The
bride
wore
a
travelling
suit
of
cruise
blue
with
eel
gray
hat
and
had
a
corsage
bouquet
of
Ophelia
rosea.
Following
the
ceremony,
a
wedding
breakfast
was
served
at
the
home
of
the
bride's
parents
to
relatives
and
a
few
Intimate
friends,
the
couple
sailing
later
In
the
evening
on
the
steamer
Cardena
for
a
five
weeks'
honeymoon
visit
In
Vancouver
after
which
they
will
return
to
Prince
Rupert
to
take
up
rest-
Premier
PattulkYs
New
Year's
meg-sage
to
the
people
of
Drttlab
Coluaf-bla
reads
as
follows:
j
"Wc
may
view
the
approach
jf
he
New
Year
with
much
assurance.
There
kit
many
evidences
ef
a
revival
of
eoafmciKe
from
whkh
e
aai
exiect
tnceaatae
acUeHy.
Wo
moat
nut.
hwrever.
oeerhwk
the
fact
ake
action
that
will
make
tor
permanent
betterment
rather
than
temporary
alleviation
only.
To
this
in
the
parsonage
of
First
United
,rild
lhc
cTeniment
of
nrtUsh
Co
lumbia
Is
committed.
On
brtwlf
of
the
government
I
ffesirr
to
extead
to
all
Uie
very
beat
wishes
tor
the
New
Year."
Owing
to
preataee
of
bostneaa,"
Premier
PattHllo
anneenced.
before
leaving
Victoria
yesterday,
that
the
usual
New
Year's
Dy
reception
by
government
members
had
been
cancelled.
Leghlaturc
Convening
Date
.
Premier
Pattullo
also
announced
yesterday
that
the
Legislature
wouw
meet
on
February
30.
DEAD
BODY
IS
FOUND.
nrnce
on
oecona
Avenue,
wenvtew.
:
i
Away
The
happy
couple
will
have
the
Provincial
Officers
Dbpatrhed
I
nn,
congratulations
and
best
wishes
of'
Prince
(ieorge
to
Investigate
I
many
friends
for
they
are
deserved-!
Flndiu;
of
Remains
ly
esteemed
and
popular.
The
bride:
-
Has
llaftne
Km
miw
aawru
aleIKwswl
:
-
ss-
av
(eas-u
wa
iji
gftgft
gia.-U
'
and
the
groom
has
also
been
Constables
Soles
and
Murray
of
In
.
Prince
Qeorste
have
left
Pniuv
Prince
Runert
for
minv
mn
I
.
.
.
rm
Prince
Oeneral
.
"
L-
ZJZ
J
"
I
1
Rupert
HosplUl
""TJT
rTT
.
.
-followlna
Alnw,f
lhe
glf
U
was
a
g
dead
body
luvtng
been
foutid
on
louowmg
a
a
brief
oriei
illneat
uineas.
He
ne
was
7
w
harutsnnw
t
nf
.iiMnmM
.
years
of
age
and
had
lived
d
in
TVri
.
.
.
;
.
uvouay
uvmi
w
UK,
seme
111-
Uxh
Columbia
for
fifty
years.
He
had
been
In
and
around
Prince
Rupert
since
railway
construction
days
and
waa
one
of
the
first
settlers
on
Porchcr
Island.
More
recently
he
had
been
In
charge
of
a
fox
farm
at
White
Cliff
Island
for
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergln
and
J.
H.
nilsbury
of
this
city.
I
H.
C
""--
-
m-c
u-n,u-
icen
oc
iwrnvy
inues
sou
in
of
pen-
lon
Fisheries
office
where
the
bride
ney.
according
to
word
received
aj.
has
been
a
valued
employee.
UNITI.D
STATUS
(SOLD
WASHINOTON.
D.C..
Dee.
.
CPi
The
United
fttatea
Treasury
price
of
gold
remained
unehanajed)
yesterday
aa
compared
with
$33.93
1
UnderUkers
are
1st
charge
ter
ounce
In
London
and
S33.lt
In
of
funeral
arrangements
and
In-
Mnntiral
lerment
will
take
place
oh
Sunday
1
afternoon
with
Rev.
T.
MatavmioUx
(
local
Anglican
Japanese
ntssstonary,
offlclaUng.
Appeal
For
Aid
Mrs.
C.
J.
Norrkngton
has
Wcerved
fmm
Terrace
an
appeal
on
bchall
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hamer
ami
family
whose
home
and
contents
were
all
destroyed
by
fire
during
a
gale
Uus
week.
They
lived
in
the
ferry
house
at
Terrace
on
the
bank
of
Ue
tffeeeua
River.
There
are
five
boys
from
four
to
19
years
of
age
and
two
girls
13
and
17.
Clothing
la
particularly
needed.
Anyone
wishing
to
help
In
this
case
can
do
so
through
Mrs.
Norrlngton
or
direct.
Miss
Prances
Camming
of
the
Canadian
Pish
At
Cold
Storage
Co.
ffW
staff,
sailed
last
night
on
the
.
to
Vancouver.
divisional
headquarters
of
the
pro-
vinclal
police
here.
Hockey
Scores
Thursday's
(Umes
Ottawa
a,
Chicago
3.
Turonlo
3.
New
York
liangerg
3,
Bostvo
1.
CaoadtUtt
3.
Mr
and
Mrs
iHoeaas
SttversMea
lUcd
last
eveniiig
on
the
lmeesa
Prtnetww
Ariclnkte'ror
a
holiday
trip
Ailelaloe
for
a
vacation
trip
hA
i
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
New
Year
Greetings
To
the
Residents
of
Northern
and
Central
Rrl-tisli
Columhia
I
cx.tend
my
sincere
wishes
for
q
Prosperous
New
Year
OLOK
HANSON.