U
(TOMMY'S)
Stand,
Capitol
Theatre
Mock
Ar
i,mp.
anywhere,
60c
U
the
fare.
7
Passenger
Chrysler
Car
XXI
270
'A.
i
r
was
on
the
Oerman
r
.nttcr
while
the
Aus-..
;n
he
was
on
the
Aus-
IMftua
of
Austria
'he
miUM
was
being
invisatgaMJ'
-
IYER
IN
ICE
GRIP
'.t:
f
ontlnues
to
Tighten
Hold
On
Lower
5L
Lawrrnre
r
N.iv
27.
CP
Winter
i'RF.AL,
Nov.
17:
(CP-
developed
pneumonia
bronchial
condition,
ur
Currle.
president
of
I'nlversity
and
com-
ui
-chief
of
thi
Cana-
1"mv
during
Uw
Utter
'
'
ie
Oreat
War,
was
rc-
'st
niHht
to
be
In
a
v
condition.
The
famous
who
has
been
in
ho-
i
nearly
three
weeks
af-
'
iriK
been
stricken
with
of
a
cerebral
blood
mk
u
decided
bad
turn
1
1
v
Latest
reports
to-
Vm-
that
Sir
Arthur
H
HghUy
under
oxvaen
"'f,n'nt
and
doctors
were
n
',
,'
'"Peful
but
conditions
niiiln
grave.
Itody
Reeoverrd
Sunday
The
body
of
Hart
was
recovered
late
yesterday
in
a
shallow
eddy
of
an
Francisco
Bay
about
a
mile
mm
th
fun
Mateo-Ha
rward
tighten
its
grip
n
the
,
bTiAgr
oW
whten
Thurmond
and
wrenee
Rlvor
at
the
endj
otalM
according
to
their
confes-Irr
breakers
were
find-
J
hrM
w
tr
hao
.singly
difficult
to
keep
Nned
u,,
unfortunate
youth
n
throwrh
the
closely
nU)
tangibility,
trussed
up
htr
.nd
eleven
ships
which
arml
wln
min
and
weighted
hit
aurdty
from
Montreal
(wt
wlln
concrete
blocks.
The
bod)
the
prospect
of
brink
rtlsc0tered
by
two
duck
hunters
Harold
Stevens
and
Leonard
DoweU
iian
Pacific
freighter
ww
unnjedmtely
reported
theli
with
the
Hoyal
Scot
f)nd
to
lhe
the
remains
be-
.id
following
IU
tour
ni
n
potiy
identified
within
a
states
and
Canada,
was
rw
haun
u
pmg
those
of
young
Saturday
mter
having
Hrt
'
n1
r
'LrJl
T'
The
contdtlons
of
the
pitiably
miiy
inirc
uvwk
iAt
km.
mil
nluun
.
.
.
...
nuuimicu
uuuj
terday.
navmg
neon
.
of
cold-blooded
..Kjooded
glory
story
undamaged,
passed
Thurmond
and
Holmes
as
U
how
ntinuatlon-of
her
voy-
,h.
uth
nd
md
hln
l
and
Vancouver
Wheat
"
VKR,
Nov.
XI:
ICP
tjuoted
at
01
4
on
the
nixe
today.
s'
AKTIIl'K
CMtltlirS
Hi
Hi
f
.1-
COMUTION
VICHY
LOW;
in;vi:i.ors
pi
numoma
Mi
drive
them
off
In
his
own
car.
later
I
beating
htm
over
the
head
with
the
brick,
tying
him
up
and
throwing
him.
still
struggling,
over
the
bridge
Into
the
bay.
There
was
a
aeep
wound
In
the
skull
and
cuts
and
abrasions
about
the
arms
and
body
although
there
were
no
weights
on
the
feet.
Sheriff
s
authorities
declared
that
the
finding
of
the
body
was
the
lsst
link
required
In
the
chain
of
evidence
necessary
to
convict
Thurmond
and
Holmes
on
charges
of
murder
and
kidnapping
with
violence
which
were
to
have
been
imemdlately
laid
against
the
pair
Under
tne
"
laws
the
charge
of
kidnapping
with
violence,
as
well
as
murder,
carries
with
It
the
death
pwUy-
It
had
been
Intimated
on
behalf
of
Thurmond
that
a
defence
of
insanity
would
be
offered
while
Holmes
Indicated
that
he
might
repudiate
his
confession
The
pair
had
already
been
indicted
on
seven
count
In
connection
with
kidnapping
following
their
confessions
thousand
or
more
of
The
mob
a
Infuriated
men
were
hovering
a
1
last
evenlna
about
the
J.U
In
which
Thurmond
and
Holmes
were
lodged,
touting
vengeance
from
wtttaut
cringed
within
the
prisoners
as
"identlj
fearful
of
what
wou
d
happen
should
the
mob
be
able
o
.capture
them
Arni-
i
was
able
to
get.
i
terms
ram,
the
mb
so
far
as
to
break
down
the
outer
door
of
the
jail
about
9
o'clock
but
was
then
driven
back
by
sheriff
s
officers
using
tear
gas'
bombs.
The
guards,
numbering
ayt.
UflAf
to
.4nrwre
also
axmra
with
.machine
guns
for
use
Hlf
d&k1ht
tfowd
should
get
out
of
hand,
Htwerer,
these
were
not
used
even
alter
the
moo
took
full
possess
len.
j
There
was
no
Intimation
up
to
oday
as
to
what
steps
might
be'
sken
against
Uvc
leaders
of
the
nob
whleh
took
the
law
into
its
wn
hands.
Governor
Condones
Lynching
SACRAMENTO.
Nov.
27:
CP
he
lynching
of
Thomas
Thurmond
J
ind
Jaek
Holmes
for
the
kidnaping
and
murder
of
Brooke
Hart!
houM
result
In
fewer
kidnappings
hroughout
the
country.
Governor
antes
Roiph
Jr.
said
today.
If
any
ersons
were
arrested
in
connection
vith
the
lynching,
the
governor
said
i
he
would
pardon
them.
I
RESOLUTIONS
WERE
PASSED
ItrilUh
Columbia
HotpitaU
Association
Makes
UequcMs
of
Authorities
Resolutions
which
had
been
1MMsed
by
the
convention
Included
.he
following.
H.
W.
Direh,
managing
secretary
of
the'
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital.
Informed
the
lo-:al
hospital
board
at
Us
meeting
ast
Friday
night
In
reporting
on
Jie
recent
convention
In
Vancou-er
of
the
British
Columbia
Hospitals
Association:
Urging
the
provincial
government
to
restore
Its
hospital
grant
to
.he
former
basis
pending
the
Introduction
of
a
system
of
state
health
Insurance.
Payment
by
the
Workmen's
Compensation
Board
for
all
services
accorded
patients
under
the
board
and
that
a
standard
rate
be
paid
to
all
hospitals.
Arranging
by
the
government
of
an
Increase
In
the
municipal
per
capita
grant
for
hospitals
from
70c
to
$1
per
day.
Making
It
compulsory
for
Insurance
companies
to
deduct
from
policy
payments
covering
the
hospital
accounts
of
persons
Injured
in
motor
accident
cases.
Reduction
to
one
year
of
the
period
within
which
damage
suits
may
be
launched
against
hospitals
In
negligence
cases,
DNAP-MURDERERS
LYNCHED
BY
MOB
Phone
77
TAXI
Tomorrow's
Tides
6e
CALIFORNIA
VERY
WARM
Merrury
Ascended
to
91
in
Los
Anjeles
at
Week-Lnd,
Far
Above
Previous
Record
LOS
ANOaBS.
Nor.
27:
Friday
was
the
warmest
November
day
to
be
recorded
in
the
meteoro
Dr.
Hankinson
Is
Honored
On
His
Birthday
A
number
of
friends
of
Dr.
C.
II.
Hankinson
dropped
in
Friday
night
to
wish
him
many
happy
returns
of
general
wish
that
he
would
see
many
more
similar
events.
Following
the
presentation
all
adjourned
to
the
dance
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Club.
SILVER
AND
COPPER
ON
NEW
YORK
MART
NEW
YORK.
Nov.
27:
(CP
closed
at
424c
on
the
lrl
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
HRITISFI
COLUMHLVS
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
NOVEMBER
27,
1933
vHRyWaMij
IU-vu
in.-
Ih-
....I.I
retrr
..f
!
uin
jUSf!
.
tfj&tii
"i.in.
n
Miujn
in
..iniiuu
Un
WKm.tsSfM
The
recr.-.t
ri.se
uj
the
pj:co
of
-old.
tnou-t.'
about
by
action
on
the
pari
of
President
Roo.-cvclt
.is
part
of
the
National
Recovery
Act
of
the
United
States,
h.is
-urrcd
gold
miners.
p.o.i,)erton
and
pa-ners
to
redoubled
.-Hurts.
Thousands
or
jobless
in
buth
the
United
States
and
Canaua
jire
feverishly
resurrecting
old
mines
In
the
hope
that
they
will
yield
at
least
some
small
return
for
their
work.
The
new
gold
program
in
the
United
Stales
is
In
the
hands
of
E.
A.
Ooldenwiser
of
the
US.
treasury
department,
a
foremost
authority
on
gold,
and
Jesse
II.
Jones,
head
of
the
Reconstruction
Finance
Corporaltion.
PARLEYING
INBERLIN
Antbavtadors
of
France,
Britain
And
United
States
Confer
.With
Hitler
on
Arms
BERLIN.
Nov.
27:
CP
Ambassadors
of
three
major
nations
France.
Great
Britain
and
United
logical
history
of
Los
Angeles,
the
States
have
been
in
conference
thermometer
ascending
to
94
de-lwith
Chancellor
Adolph
Hitler
on
grees.
four
degrees
above
the
pre-
Uu
question
of
disarmament
and
vlous
record.
With
the
minimum
the
possibility
of
Germany
return-reading
so
far
6S
above
and
the
ing
to
the
Geneva
conference,
thermometer
dropping
below
80
on
No
details
as
to
what
transpired
very
few
occasions,
this
November
or
the
results
of
the
conferences
is
proving
to
be
the
warmest
win-
have
been
revealed
except
the
gen-ter
month
Southern
California
had
eral
statement
that
Chancellor
had
In
many
years.
Cooler
weather
Hitler
seemed
to
be
In
a
very
rea-
was
experienced
since
Friday.
sonsble
frame
of
mind
Yesterday
IUUer
is
stated
to
have
1
appealed
to
the
French
ambassador
,
for
"peace
and
understanding"
bo-Uween
the
two
nations,
urging
an
j
early
conference
to
discuss
mutual
:
problems.
Vancouver
Man
And
His
Wife
Hurt
his
birthday
and
made
a
preeenta-1
tlon.
William
Crulckshank.
on
bc-j
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
27:-Hospltal
half
of
the
visitors,
expressed
the
authorities
here
last
night
stated
jthat
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Victor
S.
Waram,
j
who
were
seriously
injured
In
a
motor
accident
near
Fort
Langley
i
Saturday
night,
had
a
good
chance
for
recovery.
Mr.
Waram
Is
secretary-manager
of
the
Terminal
City
Club
here.
UNITED
STATES
GOLD
WASHINGTON.
DC.
NOV.
27:
Urging
of
the
Indian
Department
:
metnl
market
Saturday
and
couoer
CP
The
United
States
Treasury
to
pay
for
such
extras
as
x-ray
and
j
Today's
prices
were
42c
for
silver
price
of
gold
remained
unchahged
(Continued
on
Page
Fouri
'and
84c
for
copper.
today
at
$33.76
per
ounce.
High
PARIS.
v.
27:
(CP
Pre-mler-DrsIrnale
Camille
Chautemps,
radical
Socialist
leader,
who
accepted
the
Invitation
of
President
Lebrun
on
Saturday
to
form
a
new
French
cabinet
in
succession
to
Premier
Albert
Sar-raut,
who
resigned
on
Thursday
niiht,
last
night
announced
completion
of
the
administraion
forming
task.
The
new
Chautemps
cabinet
is
dominated
lartely
by
radical
socialists
although
the
new
Premier
appealed
for
close
co-operation,
of
all
parlies
In
meeting
the
financial
crisis.
Chautemps
has
the
portfolio
of
Interior
in
addition
to
the
Premiership.
Joseph
Paul
Ronrour
Is
foreign
minister
and
Former
Premier
Daladier
minister
of
war.
Chautemps
was
called
upon
by
President
Lebrun
after
Former
Premier
F.douard
Herriot
had
declined
for
the
meantime
the
Invitation
to
become
premier.
It
is
believed
In
some
quarters,
however,
that
Herriot
will
assume
the
premiership
in
about
three
weeks
with
a
stronc
cabinet
and
that
Chautemps'
is
merely
a
"stopgap"
administration.
STATEMENT
EXPECTED
WaMitngton
ard
New
York
Look-
ing
For
Announcement
on
Roosevelt
Fiscal
roll
ay
NEW
YORK.
November
27
Fol
lowing
a
week-end
conference
at
Warm
Springs
between
President1
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
and
his.
new
I
n.
10:38
am.
20.5
ft.
23:25
p.m.
17.8
ft.
Low
4:18
a.m.
82
ft.
17:18
p.m.
5.2
ft.
PRICE;
FIVE
CKNT3
INTEREST
CENTRES
TOD
A
Y
IN
TWO
DEFERRED
ELECTIONS
Infuriated
Citziens
Seize
Two
Men
Who
Killed
Brooke
Hart
And
String
Them
Up
Summarily
BILLING
IS
PROTESTED
Lrsar
Take
Slaving
of
Soldier
If
Oflitially
With
Austrian
Government
rr
.
N-.v
27
-
The
govem-.rmany
officially
pro-
liovemmnt
of
Aust-
SAN
JOSE
JAIL
STORMED
LAST
NIGHT
FOLLOWING
DISCOVERY
OF
BODY
IN
BAY,
OVERPOWERED
GUARDS
AND
WREAKED
SPEEDY
JUSTICE
DESPITE
TEAR
GAS
BOMBS
AND
OTHER
MEASURES.
SAN
JOSE,
Cal
Nov.
27:
(CP)
Thomas
II.
Thur-inond
and
John
Holmes,
confessed
kidnapper-slayers
of
Brooke
Hart,
22-year
old
San
Jose
youth,
were
lynched
at
1
1
:U5
last
night
by
a
mob
which
broke
into
the
jail
after
tni:owmj
ahmunc
'
jK.jnj,
repeatedly
repulsed
by
tear
gas
bombs.
The
men
'
vkimi'neM
the
border
!
wcrc
taken
across
the
street
and
hanged
from
a
tree
k
The
ownuiiu
claim'
while
a
crowd
of
six
thousand
persons
jeered.
Hart,
who
was
the
ton
of
Alex
.
ander
J.
Hart,
wealthy
Ban
Joae
buatneaa
man.
waa
kidnapped
November
and.
according
to
the
confession
of
the
abductors,
waa
thrown
Into
San
Pranctaco
Bay
at
tar
wfaJMi
the
kMnapam
made
a
demand
for
HO.OW
ransom
on
th
father.
They
aakl
they
killed
Hart
In
order
to
yet
rid
of
him
Arrest
o
Thurmond
and
Holmes
followed
In
terteptton
of
a
telephone
rail
to
th
Hart
home
in
connection
with
th-
'
ransom
demand.
Gold
Rushes
Result
of
Price
Rise
Six
More
Members
of
Legislature
Will
Be
Chosen
in
Late
Poll
How
Two
Cabinet
Ministers
Will
Fare
is
Matter
of
Chief
Concern
in
Voting
Taking
Place
in
Vancouver
v
Centre
and
Victoria
City
V'-'
!
VANCOUER,
Nov.
27:
(CP)-Poliing
was
light
in
the
deferred
election
in
Vancouver
Centre
up
to
noon
today."
Twelve
candidates
are
running
for
the
two
seats,
interest
in
the
contest
centering
in
the
success
or
failure
of
Hon.
Gordon
Sloan,
attorney
general,
and
his
Liberal
running,
mate,
Gordon
S.
Wismer,
although
both
are
given
a
better
1
.
.
lhan
even
chance
to
win.
1
NEW
GOV'T
IS
FORMED
Chautemps
Chooses
Radical
Socialist
Government
In
France
I
A
heavier
poll
was
reported
at
Victoria
where
twenty-three
candl-
dates
are
contesting
four
seats.
In-:
terest
Is
keen
In
how
Hon.
John
Hart,
minister
of
finance,
wll
fare
but
it
is
pretty
well
conceded
that
I
he
Is
sure
of
election,
i
The
deferred
elections
both
In
(Vancouver
Centre
and
Victoria
were
isaused
because
of
tht
death
of
W,
J,
!
Bowser,
who
was
a
candidate
for
both
ridings,
between
nomination
and
general
election
day.
DROWNS
IN
VANCOUVER
F.
Robinson,
Victim
of
Occident
In
South.
Lived
litre.
Early
Days
.In.
t
Word
received
privately'
In
the
city
Saturday
announced
the
death
by
drowning
In
Vancouver
that
morning
of
Co!
bourne
F.
Robinson,
who
was
a
resident
of
Prince
Rupert
for
about
three
years
In
the
early
days,
having
been
engaged
hi
the
contracting
business
here.
Deceased
left
here
before
the
war
and
took
up
residence
In
New
Westminster,
leaving
there
later
to
make
his
home
In
Vancouver.
A
couple
of
years
ago
or
so.
his
widow
and
daughter.
Gladys,
paid
a
visit
here
with
friends.
Mr.
Robinson
was
a
charter
member
of
Tyw
Lodge
A.
F.
&
A.
M.
here.
He
wag
about
sixty
years
of
age
and
was
born
In
Ches-terville,
Ont
Mr.
Robinson,
who
was
In
the
employ
of
the
Consolidated
Coal
Co.
Ltd.
Granville
Island,
was.
drowned
In
the
waters
of
False
Creek
shortly
"before
10
o'clock
Saturday
morn
ing.
He
was
unloading
a
seowload
of
sawdust
at
the
company's
wharf
near
the
north
end
oi
Granville
Street
bridge
and
Is
believed
to
lave
lost
his
balance
and
toppled
into
the
water.
A
party
of
pedestrians
crossing
the
bridge
noticed
a
man
struggling
Secretary
of
the
Treasury.
Henry,
In
the
water.
They
neUfleAfgollee,
MorgcMhau.
Jr
New
York
and
ho.
with
officials
of
th
eoal
corn-Washington
were
expecting
an
im-
pany.
commenced
-a
search
for
portant
announcement
today
re-
Robinson.
gardlng
the
administration's
fiscal
Dragging
operations
were
com-policy,
particularly
In
regard
to
fenced
Immediately
by
holice
and
gold
buyl-g
and
monetary
matters,
the
body
was
later
recovered.
'
It
Is
generally
expected
that
the
.
,.-
.
President
will
take
no
notice
of
the
criticisms
which
have
been
voiced
by
former
Governor
Alfred
E.
Smith
and
James
Warburg
of
Philadelphia.
The
President
ard
Mr.
Msrgen-
spent
two
hours
together
Ithau
driving
In
Georgia
yesterday.
The
chief
executive
also
conferred
yesterday
with
Ganeral
Hugh
Jonnson.
director,
and
otner
National
Recoveryy
Aet
official
in
regard
to
nation-wide
re-employ.
ment
plank.
Joan
Blondell
Is
Quite
111
After
Having
Operation
HOLLYWOOD.
Nov.
27:
Joan
Blondell.
popular
moving
picture
actress,
was
reported
to
be
quite
lit
at
the
end
of
the
week
following
aa
operation
for
appendicitis.