Today's
Weather
.
,
Tomorrow's
Tides
Je
Mai
Prince
RupertSnowing,
light
High
3:47
a.m.
205
ti.
northwest
wind;
barometer,
29.68;
.'V
15:26
p.m.
21.9
tt.
temperature,
20;
tea
smooth.
0
Low
9:37
ajn.
7.3
ft.
22:11
a.m.
22
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
URITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Vol
XXIV.
No
203,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
DECEMBER
19,
193a
PRICE:
FIVE
CKNTU
PREMIER
PATTULLO
DUE
HERE
SOON
TAKE
SPECIAL
PRECAUTIONS
TO
Provincial
Government
Head
and
Local
M.LA.
Due
in
City
Shortly
Prime
Minister
of
Province
Coming
to
Prince
Rupert
on
His
Way
to
Ottawa
to
Confer
With
Premier
Ben-nett
Nothing
Definite
on
P.
C.
E.
VICTORIA,
Dec.
19:
(CP)
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
will
(
ave
for
Ottawa
December
29
via
Prince
Rupert,
arrival
in
his
home
town
on
New
Year's
Eve
by
steamer
and
('
;i
ing
by
train
on
New
Year's
Day
for
the
federal
cani-
.
.
i
114
1
-
i
..e
.
1
mi.
winer
nii'inwrs
i
me
cauineu
win
join
nirn
in
unawa
irl
v
in
January
when
it
is
expected
a
conference
of
west-
'
rn
premleri
wiUi
Prime
Minister
Wistaria
Man's
Death
Accident
Coroners
Jury
t'ri
That
Trie-plmnr
Uw
South
of
llurM
Uke
Be
Kept
Open
at
AM
TlmM
r'lMNiitiuil
headquarters
of
the
iirUi
pollev
here
have
been
iv
ut
a
vcittlct
of
aeeMenlel
.Hi.
by
being
crushed
under
a
...
k
which
went
in
the
ditch
In
Likes
District,
being
returned
,
coroners
Jury
si
Prtner
(
u.
in
the
rase
of
Charles
Men-veil
known
WUtarta
store
i
i
who
lot
hu
life
on
Decern
following
the
accident
oi
to.id.
Henmn
contracted
pneu-u
and
passed
sway
In
the
.
i.s
Lake
Hospital
11m
jury
added
to
IU
verdict
a
i
urging
that
the
telephone
line
ii
.if
Burn
Uke
be
kept
open
all
nines
It
appears
that,
foltow-
i!
nrrhlrnt.
an
effort
was
made
In
Uiurh
with
the
doctor
at
Lake
but
It
was
Impossible
'
so
owing
to
the
telephone
line
.1.1:
rinsed.
T'
ii'
verdict
absolved
Henson's
innlHta
from
any
blame
or
re-nsibtllly
In
connection
with
tht
Klrnl.
Prince
(icorge
Man
Being
Charged
With
Violating
Wage
Act
K.irl
Anderson
of
Prince
Oeorge
been
charged
under
the
Minium
Wsie
Act
with
paying
a
le-
,1,-
.
.miiinvM
...
,
leas
wages
than
r
-
-
-,vi,ih
trm
iirwtr
the
art.
the
r
'j
wv.
adjourned
until
such
time
as
I
)
Appeal
Court
Judgment
aneci-c
the
Act
has
been
rendered
Ad-:
to
this
effect
has
ben
re-"v.'d
at
divisional
headquarters
of
'in
provincial
police
here.
Louis
Johnson
appeared
in
city
Mien
court
yesterday
afternoon
i)
a
charge
of
drunkenness
ano
was
remanded
until
this
a
It
moon
aftor
pleading
not
guilty.
l'AUNi:(ili;
FOUNDATION
HAS
MADE
OKA
NT
FOR
WESTERN
COLLLOLS
4
VANrntivp.n
n.
10:
(CP
A
grant
of
$900,000
lias
been
made
by
the
Carnegie
Pounds-
Hon
to
the
UnlversiUes
of
Url-
tish
Columbia.
Alberta.
Saskat-
rhewnn
and
Manitoba
to
be
dl-
vlded
equally
between
the
four
for
such
purposes
as
they
desire.
i:
i
...:it
;
l;
j
ah
.(.
B.
Bennett
wUI
uke
place.
While
several
letters
have
been
fceived
retarding
the
purchase
of
he
Pacific
Oreat
Eastern
Railway,
Premier
Pa
tt
alio
says
that
nothing
efinite
in
Oils
rsapsct
la
yet
in
sight.
A
Nuggets
In
t
Turkey
Crop
I
A
mild
sensation
is
Ite-ing
cauned
in
some
quar-tern
in
the
city
by
the
finding
of
three
gold
nugget
in
the
crop
of
a'
turkey
on
bunly.
l
he
turkey
was
purchased
from
Munro
IJrothers
on
Saturday
and
on
Monday
morning
the
purchaser
brought
in
the
gold.
One
of
the
nug-get
has
a
piece
of
rock
embedded
in
the
gold
and
examination
under
a
microeieoe
shows
that
they
are
genuine
nug-
gets.
George
Munro
is
refusing
to
uue
wnai
ranch
the
turkeys
came
from
but
he
intimates
that
he
will
lie
on
the
trail
of
the
mother
lode
just
as
soon
as
the
snow
goes
off.
COMMODORE
TO
RETIRE
Chief
of
Canadian
Naval
Staff
to
Leave
Service
January
1
OTTAWA.
Dec.
19:
CP
-After
having
spent
nearly
fifty
years
In
the
naval
service.
Commodore
Wal
ter
Hose
will
retire
as
recwr
oi
naval
service
and
chief
of
naval
staff
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy
on
January
1
next.
It
was
an
nounced
yesterday.
o
.nnHnrw
nose
ts
well
known
VII
If
-
m
Prince
Rupert,
having
been
for
,v
years
a
rttOar
vWtor
tathli
port
in
the
course
of
his
various
na
val
duties.
t
Rev.
O.
A.
Rlx.
Bishop
o
who
lias
been
on
a
.ir-
trio
tn
Anyox,
Alice
Arm
atowart.
Premier
and
other
north-
returned
to
Uie
city
on
Uie
Oataia
I
this
afternoon.
ROYAL
BANK
!
IS
HELD
UP
i
Three
Armed
Men
Visit
Branch
In
Toronto
and
Escape
With
!
$2300
!
TORONTO,
Dec.
19:
CP
Threo
armed
men
held
up
a
branch
of
lit
I
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
here
yestci
;
day
and
escaped
with
$2500.
LECfURElS
DELIGHTFUL
Mrs.
J.
T.
Mandy
Tells
Toe
II
Audience
of
Seeing
Passion
Play
Under
the
auspices
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Oroup,
Toe
II.
a
most
Inter
esUng
lectare
waa
delivered
by
Mr.s
J.
T.
Mandy
at
the
BapUst
Church
last
evening.
The
subject
was
the
Passion
Play
at
Oberammergau.
Ba-
uhUh
m-m
"
'
hv
Mr
Mandy
In
1M.
The
lecturer
described
In
a
enarmmg
manner
ncr
vnyagc
tivm
New
York
to
Cherbourg
and
thence
overland
to
the
beauUf
ul
Old
World
YttUae
9i
Oberammeraatti
-
Tensf-
Passion
Play
has
been
performed
by
the
Inhabitants
every
ten
years.
with
very
few
exceptions
since
16S4
In
fttlf
Ument
of
a
vow
made
in
that
year
when.
In
answer
to
prayer,
the
village
was
saved
from
the
terrible
destruction
of
the
plague
which
ravaged
Europe.
Mrs.
Mandy
gave
a
very
vivid
word-picture
of
this
historical
village
and
the
Inhabitants
who
take
part
in
this
world
renowned
play.
In
mediaeval
days
the
play
took
place
In
the
open
air.
players
and
audience
alike
being
exposed
to
whatever
kind
of
weather
prevailed
very
often
heavy
rain.
Now
It
Is
produced
In
a
huge
theatre,
Uie
auditorium
having
seaUng
capacity
for
people,
although
Uie
taae
itself
Is
not
roofed
In.
It
takes
the
whole
day
to
depict
this
won
derful
epoch
Uie
life
of
the
Lord
Jeaus
Christ.
Commencing
at
8
00
a
in.
It
goes
on
until
12:00
noon,
then,
after
interval,
continuing
at
3:60
p.m.
until
6:00
pm.
It
is
produced
three
days
a
week.
TJm
lecture
was
illustrated
with
baauUful
lantern
pictures,
show
Inn
the
principal
Incidents
and
characters
of
Uie
play.
Mrs.
Mandy's
charming
manner.
personality
and
her
wonderfully
vivid
word-pictures
kept
the
audience
spellbound
from
start
to
finish.
P.
II.
Unsay
prefaced
Uie
lecture
with
a
few
explanatory
remarks
on
the
alms
and
Ideals
of
Toe
II,
what
U
is
and
how
It
originated.
After
the
lecture
the
audience
Joined
In
the
singing
of
"Hark
the
Herald
Angels
Sing,"
after
which
Rev.
Dr.
F.
W.
Dafoc
pronounced
tlw
benediction.
In
spite
of
the
Inclement
wea
ther,
nearly
every
seat
was
occupied.
PASSING
OF
C.
0SMITH
Well
Known
Canadian
Newspaper
Correspondent
Dies
Suddenly
At
Washington
WASHINGTON.
DC.
Dec.
10:
(Cin
Charles
O.
Smith,
nged
54,
representative
of
Uie
Southam
newspapers
here,
died
suddenly
yes
terday
after
having
been
In
poor
health
for
some
time.
He
was
for
merly
editorial
writer
for
the
Cal
Jgnry
Herald,
Made
Triumphant
Departure
dawiS'
SSHSPk
iBmSBh
gT
.4ftjSjsa.ffggjgflg
MAXIM
LITVINOFF
It
was
a
triumphant
depart
uip
:or
Maxim
Luvinoff
as
he
sailed
fries
New
Yockfro
Italy
with
U.S.
recognition
p
sov.ot
Jnjtja,
V
tflsM'tm
Met
W
site
Soviet
Omlsaar
rot
Ktg
Affairs
acknowledging
cheers
of
admirers.
He
later
conferred
wMh
Mussolini.
IS
SLAIN
IN
NORTH
Thomas
Koprtivlcli
Dead
at
Fairbanks
and
Lawrence
t'crrais
llrld
in
Connection
FAIKIIANKS,
Alaska,
Dec.
19.
tCPI
Lawrence
Ferrai.
aired
4S,
prospector.
1
in
prison
here
in
connection
with
the
slayinc
on
Sunday
of
Thomas
Knprovirh,
5a-ycar
old
farmer,
after
a
quarrel.
Mrs.
Michael
Acbaba
Mid
that
Koprovich,
a
friend
of
herself
and
her
husband,
was
talking
to
her
when
FcrraU
entered
the
kitchen
and
began
shooting.
Deputy
United
State
Marshal
Patrick
O'Connor
said
there
had
been
bad
blood
between
the
two
men
since
they
met
years
ago
in
the
interior
of
Alaska.
WINS
IN
CRICKET
Fngland
Defeats
India
in
First
!
Official
Tct
Match
ll
Indian
Soil
BOMBAY.
India.
Dec.
1:
CP-Bngland
yesterday
defeated
India
by
nine
wickets
at
the
conclusion
of
four
days
of
play
in
an
official
test
cricket
mateh.
the
first
ever
played
on
Indian
soil.
Forty
thousand
fans
attended.
The
scores
were:
India,
319
and
SM:
England.
438
and
40
for
one
wicket
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
W.
Inglls
and
daughter,
wlwse
home
on
Park
Avenue
was
burned
out
a
week
an
have
since
been
guests
at
the
inlander
and
wUI
shortly
be
taking
up
residence
.
....
at
the
Seavlew
Anart-
man
nanH
I
rvee
fAhullJI...
0
ikn.
,
saUIllV.
Mrs.
N.
Johnston
and'
Mra.
II
Oakes.
who
fthrtved
In
Uie
city
last
Thursday
from
Surf
Point
mine.
Porcher
Island,
sailed
Saturday
on
the
Oardena
for
&
trip
to
esy.y;
PREVENT
RUM
RUNNING
OFFICERS
of
INSTALLED
Mrs.
A.
Murray
is
Worthy
Mistress
Of
L,
O.
It.
A.
For
F.nsulng
In
Year
vice
The
following
officers
of
thr
La
dies'
Orange
Benevolent
Assoclw
i
tkm.
Star
of
the
North
Lodge.
No.
493,
have
been
Installed;
Past
Mistress
Mrs.
"V.
Smith.
Worthy
Mistress
Mrs.
A.
Murray
Deputy
Mistress
-Mrs.
a
Barber.;
VinPMIII
jvsiw.
sj
4'rsv
wtrsrsiwi
Recording
Secretary
Mrs.
E.
Murray.
I
Financial
Secretary
Miss
II
Beale.
Treasurer-
Mrs.
A.
Mailer.
First
Lecturer
Mrs.
J.
Kmuse.
Second
Lecturer
Mrs,
L.
Carryle.
Director
of
Ceremonsst
Mrs.
P.
Howe.
Inner
Ouard
Mrs.
R.
Oeddea.
Outer
Ouard
Mrs.
J.
Mensies.
First
Commute
Mra.
B.
Quyan.
Second
Committee
Mrs.
M.
Oed
dea.
Third
Committee
Mrs.
M.
Lar-sen.
Fourth
Committee
Mra.
E.
Denning.
Fifth
Committee
Miss
D.
Smith.
Ouardtan
Mrs.
B.
Bastman.
Pianist
Mrs.
E.
Black.
Vaptaln
Drill
Team
Mrs.
M.
A.
Cox.
Mrs.
McLeod
Heard;!
...
.
!
In
A
iArnt
lrin
I
4
III
Mlllll
K
1JC11II
C
I
.
Hill
Sixty
Chapter
Hill
Sixty
Chapter.
Imperial
Order.
Daughters
of
Uie
Empire,
met
lut
nlaht
nt
th
hnm
nf
Mra
Rn.
v
...
r-.-
TVseh
AuniiA
T
IIVIV
sMTIV,
rUUItll
nTOffUV
aJUg
iv,
was
a
largely
attended
meeting
which
took
Uie
form
of
a
shower
of
groceries
and
donations
of
hand-knitted
sweaters
for
distribution
mong
needy
families.
Mrs.
D.
Or-1
1
'Illicit
Liquor
!
Flow
Into
!
Instead
Pacific
Coast
Hootlcjjtfcrs
Sec
Chance
For
Profitable
Business
in
SmuRglinfr
From
United
States
in
Competition
Against
Highly-Taxed
Beverage
Here
VANCOUVER,
Dec
19:
The
Pacific
Coast
rum
running
boot
now
appears
to
be
on
the
other
foot
as
far
as
this
coast
is
concerned.
Whereas
the
illicit
liquor
used
to
travel
from
Canada
to
the
United
States,
the
abolition
of
the
dry
laws
in
Uncle
Sam's
country
make
it
appear
that
it
may
now
be
profitable
to
attempt
to
smuggle
liquor
from
the
United
States
in
the
opposite
dlrec-
.-
.
Uon
to
compete
with
the
highly-taxed
legal
beverage
In
Canada.
According
to
word
which
has
been
received
here
the
federal
government
li
preparing
to
take
special
precautions
to
prevent
rum-run-nine
on
Uie
Pacific
Coast
from
United
States
into
Canada.
Warring
on
Liquor
Row
j
LOS
ANGELES,
Dec
19:
Follow-!
tng
an
order
by
President
Franklin
a
well
known
and
esteemed
pto-9-
RoffcevUt
authorising
the
us
of
neer
womanuot
P3b
Rupert
waa
the
Navy
In
operations
against
rum-
removed
by
death
at
2
o'clock
this
runners
on
the
Pacific
Coast
under,
morning
when
Mrs.
Annie
Morrises
the
direction
of
the
commanding
Dull,
wife
of
William
Duff,
passed
officer
of
the
San
Diego
naval
base.
I
away
suddenly
at
her
home
417
the
Canadian
steamer
Mogul
has
Dun&mutr
Street.
Mrs.
Duff
had
asked
the
federal
government
for
permission
to
unload
40.000
eases
liquor
at
this
port
In
bond.
The
Mogul
has
been
anchored
off
the
coast
with
the
liquor
cargo
sup
post-dry
destined
for
smugglers.
The
steamer
Mogul
Is
well
known
Northern
British
Columbia
waters.
For
years
she
was
in
Uie
ser
of
Uie
Coastwise
Steamship
&
Barge
Co.
engaged
In
ore
carrying
from
Stewart
and
Anyox.
r
prrnif
C
I
ft
1
Fish
Boats
Continued
I
OTTAWA,
Dec.
1!):
(CP)
An
order-in-eouncil
was
patted
yesterday
by
the
federal
government
authorising
the
continuation
until
July
1
next
of
licences
to
1
1
r-v
i
a
1
J.
uuueu
dunes
iisnmg
vessels
for
the
use
oi
ports
on
the
Pacific
Coast
of
Canada
for
the
landing
of
their
catches
of
fish.
The
matter
is
of
special
importance
to
Prince
Rupert,
the
or-der-in-council
setting
at
rosit
rnmniM
whioli
Iiiivp
n
'-T1
Ycll
in
I
the
privilege
for
Amen-
nillS
VCr1c
.
1i'!t11
flit:.
.
v....
v.w...
....fa..v
continued.
4
Pound
Sterling
and
Canadian
Dollar
on
New
York-Exchange
.
0
NEW
YORK.
Dec.
19:
(CP
The
BrlUsh
pound
sterling
closed
at
$5.14,
up
.3,
on
Uie
local
foreign
exchange
yesterday
as
compared,
with
$5.11H
In
.Montreal,
an
advance
of
ll-10c
over
Saturday.
The
Carta
ehard-McLeod
gave
an
original
anddlan
dollar
closed
at
$1.00
7-16
here.
Inspiring
address
on
the
subject
of
up
l-16e.
The
French
franc
closed
"Ooodwlll
at
Chrtstmastlde."
at
8
9-10c.
May
Dominion
of
Out
Now
DEATH
OF
MRS.
DUFF
Well
Known
and
Esteemed
Pioneer
Lady
of
City
Passes
Away
been
111
'for
only
a
day
or
so
and
word
of
her
demise
wUI
be
received
'
with
deep
regret
by
numerous
friends.
General
sympathy
will
be
extended
the
bertared.
Bora
tn
Ayrshire,
Scotland.
64
years
ago,
the
late
.Mrs.
Duff
had
II
red
In
Prince
Rlipeart
for
over
11
years
and
raised
ntr
family
herer.
Her
son
and
daufhler
left
the
city
some
years
age.
the
former,
Hugh.
'.
now
residing
in
Toronto
and
the
lat-
,
ter.
Jeannie
iMra.
John
Maloyi.
be-huc
in
Vancouver.
Advice
Is
being
sought
from
Uie
son
and
daughter
before
funeral
;
arrangement
are
made
by
the
B.
C.
Undertakers.
The
late
Mra
Duff
belonged
to
Uie
Anglican
Church.
SALVATION
r
ARMY
FUND'
Ivlously
acknowledged
$130.80
B.
8
Xfiftc
Well-Vlsher,
10M
John
Iverson
.
IflQ
-
Miss
Harrison
lift
Alex
Flnnle
S.tg
Anonymous
tMT
W.
H
Malklns,
$15.00
worth
of.
groceries.
Lad.es'
Aid
of
United
Church,
owe
of
new
clothing
for
children.
A
friend,
five
fruH
eakas.
SILVER
AND
COPPER
ON
NEW
YORK
MART
NEW
YORK.
Dee.
10:
(CP
Bar
Urer
closed
at
43
fce
per
ounce
.
he
local
metal
market
yeterdy
"tyiper
was
unclisngcd
at
SVc.
a.
IKLNCII
WAR
CHIEFS
Aim
fIwtly
orrosui
TO
GERMAN
UHMI.MINC,
PARIS.
Dee.
10:
(CP)-War
4
chli'ftalns
of
Prance
In
secret
session
yesterday
attended
by
4'
Oeneral
Weygand
and
Pormer
f
Premier
Daladler
dec
toed
that
they
were
flatty
opposed
to
re-
armament
of
Germany.
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