Today
s
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
I
Prince
Rupert
Overcast,
light
northerly
wind;
barometer,
29.M;
temperature,
28;
sy
smooth.
v
Vol
XXIV
.
No.
205.
CALNER
STORM
mm
Canadian
National
Steamer
Hits
Reef
Near
Anyox
But
Refloats
Few
Hours
Later
WORKLESS
MEN
SAFE
l.ljEhlffn
Fnemplojed
Men
Way
To
Juneau
Are
Aboard
Forestry
Patrol
IWat
TUNEAU.
Dec
II:
'CPi-ght-
i
men
who
were
reported
rotating
,
last
week
while
on
their
wmy
".
an
emergency
civil
emmp
In
.Uam
fRralt
aboard
two
mall
sir
now
reported
safe
In
8te-i.s
pa.vmuf
aboard
a
forestry
STABILIZING
OF
EXPORTS
lit
ami
Store
latlle
To
Re
Sent
In
0dl
Manner
To
Rrilfch
Market
Dartae
Fin
Part
of
Year
..nixiN.
December
ll-
It
u
ww
w,
"
Kl
rilTUJ
nwnrnt
has
atrecd
to
we
i
.iiitin
of
Canadian
exports
of
.nrt
store
caitle
In
the
first
.
iiuHttha
of
1W4
To
Sterilize
Half
Million
Msnr
Germans
To
Re
r.ffeeted
Ry
New
lllene
U
of
Natl
Government
lir.iu.lN.
December
ai
wicii
lis
announce
that
400
JW
per-
half
nf
them
men
and
half
t
iM.-ti.
would
be
subject
to
stertl-i.ui
unrirr
tc
Nasi
law
for
pre-v
.,n
of
discivd
progeny
BOXING!
Friday,
Dec.
22
MOOSE
HALL
9:30
P.M.
SHARP
Fust
Rout.
3
2-Mlnute
Iounds
milling
O'Neill
vs.
Kill
Carljle
Grconri
Rout.
4
J-Mlnute
Rounds
Cluirk
Rickey
vs.
Ted
Allen
145
lbs.
MH.
Third
Rout,
4
a-Mlnute
Rounds
Johnny
Mrl.eod
vs.
Harrow
(lomrs
130
lbs.
132
lbs.
FourUi
Rout.
4
3-Mlnute
Rounds
Frank
flomrs
vs.
Dan
Healy
175
lbs.
1W
lbs.
MAIN
I.VF.NT
10
2-Mlnutc
Rounds
Jack
MeKvoy
(1
15
lbs)
Hilly
Hok'shaw
(MB
lbs.)
Judgcs-
Dert
Morgan
and
Jack
Preece.
Timekeeper
Gcoriic
Rudderham.
I'hnne
CIO
For
Reservallons
CONDITIONS
ON
HOLED
SHIP
IS
NOW
LYING
AT
SMELTER
TOWN
WHARF
WITH
TWO
HOLDS
FULL
OF
WATER-PRINCE
RUPERT
GOING
INTO
COMMISSION
TO
TAKE
HER
PLACE
IN
SERVICE.
With
her
No.
1
and
No.
2
holds
full
of
water
and
the
vessel
requiring
the
attention
of
divers
to
ascertain
the
exact
extent
of
damage
before
the
water
can
be
pumped
out
and
temporary
re-
'
pairs
made
so
she
can
proceed
to
dry
dock
al
Prince
Rupert,
the
steamer
Prince
George,
Capt.
Neil
Mr
Lean,
of
the
Canadian
:sa-tonal
Cat
Steamship
fleet
waa
Mine
at
Anrot
wharf
today
after
having
troek
Vadto
lleef.
four
mHe
from
Am
ox.
In
a
dene
snow-torm
at
H:4
lat
night
while
en-oute
from
Vtbm
RuwetUo
Anyox
n
a
regular
vovase.
The
veel
wai
refloated
at
I
B
Ihh
rornlng
and
was
MfHy
herlhrd
at
Anyos
at
VJ
a.m.
She
k
urwlemtood
to
be
not
eitrrwitelr
da
ma
ceil
and
a
aMe
to
free
liervlf
and
tlaanuvl
uiulrr
hw
own
power
to
.
,.,
.n-.jwim.
At
I
a
n,
the
steamer
Prince
John
u.V.w.
-hL-h
hul
arrived
here
yesUrday
morning
from
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
left
Prince
Rupert
tor
Anyox
and
la
due
back
thla
evening
with
officers
and
crew
oi
the
Prince
George
who
will
transfer
to
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert,
which
has
been
tied
up
at
the
local
dry
dork
for
the
winter,
and
sail
from
here
tomorrow
morning
for
Vancouver,
picking
up
the
Prlnre
Oeorge
s
regular
schedule.
The
Prince
Rupert
will
await
the
arrival
of
the
train
from
the
east,
due
at
3
,.B.
Friday
rive
noura
iatc.
w
w
passengers
for
the
south
Twelve
Paeiers
Aboard
There
were
twelve
passengers
aboard
the
Prince
Oeorge
at
the
.
.
.
ll.ull.ta.
lime
or
uie
swanums
M,';,UH",
Thomas
Louden,
superintendent
oi
lanadiun
National
Bteamsnips.
Vancouver,
who
was
making
Uie
round
trip
on
official
business.
It
is
.
believed
here
that
the
passengers
p.
...
.
remained
on
board
the
vessel
untlljJenijty
iYllIllSter
m
refloated
and
uroceeded
to
,
L
.
r
.
Anyox
although
small
boats
went
out
from
Anyox
10
oner
If
required
There
was
no
panic
i
among
the
passengers
one
of
whom
was
Miss
Idlth
Kergin.
daughter
I
of
Dr.
and
Mrs.
L.
W.
Kergin
of
this
'
city,
who
was
bound
for
Premier
to
visit
with
Dr.
and
Mrs
W.
S.
Kergin.
gome
of
the
passengers.
It
Is
ex'
,
p:ted,
will
return
here
tonight
on
board
the
Prince
John,
it
being
(rftTclaliy
announced
that
arrange-
menta
had
been
made
lorauy
at
Anyox
for
the
transportation
of
passengers
bound
tor
Stewart
on
from
there.
The
Prince
Oeorge
sailed
from
w.r
at
4:30
yesterday
afternoon
for
Anyox
and
Stewart,
pulling
out
Into
the
teeth
of
a
biusam.
sue
ws
uuc
at
Anyox
st
U
!.
d
w
groping
her
way
Into
that
port
when
she
stranded.
"The
approach
and
entrance
to
Oranby
Bay
(Anyox
Is
,..11
nohted
under
ordinary
circum
stances
but
the
heavy
snowstorm
probably
obscured
these
aids
to
na-
ThTlocal
halibut
boat
White
Hoie
CapU
Tete
Thoniion,
left
here
this
morning
for
Anyox
taking
m$
to
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
1JIUT1SH
COLUMMA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
DECEMBER
21,
1933
PRINCE
GEORGE
STRANDS
J
i-M
-
J
I
ii.
diving
equipment
to
be
used
in
Inspecting
the
.damage
to
the
vessel
before
she
to
temporarily
patched
up
to
she
may
safely
make
Use
trip
from
Anyox
to
the
local
dry
dock.)
-ArBaats
are
befajlhsitfi
today
to
have
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
ready
as
soon
as
possible
to
take
over
the
Prince
Oeorge's
run
to
Vstheouver
manned
by
the
crew
from
the
Prince
Oeorge.
Advice
was
received
today
that
the
Pacific
Salvage
Co.'s
bag
salvage
'learner
Salvage
King
left
Victoria
t
t
o'clock
this
morning
fee
Anyox.
Immediately
after
word
of
the
stranding
was
received
here,
equipment
of
the
Armour
Salvage
Co.
here
was
k'mm
rushed
lusumi
north
i
sub
m
i
with
wiiti
Capt.
xmmm,
W.
P
Armour
in
personal
charge,
A
small
tall
tug
from
Anyox
Is
repor-
ted
U
have
assisted
the
Prince
Oeorge
In
releasing
herself
from
the
rock.
Cheap
Airplanes
To
Be
Marketed
llfty
Thousand
Marhine
To
Rr
Sold
at
$700
Rarh
in
VS.
WA84UNOTON
DC.
December
31
The
T
-
Aeronatutlcs
branch
.
of
the
Department
of
Commerce
has
fofmrd
a
lxtritlal
market
for
.
t
alr,,iAnM
to
k41
l
ftb(Jut
700
fft(.hi
Of
Labor
Resigns
I
.
....ui,
iw
Howard
li
I
vui
m
9
-
-
-
Ward
To
Relinquish
His
Duties
At
Ottawa
OTTAWA,
December
21
Howard)
II.
Ward,
deputy
minister
of
labor.:
has
submitted
his
resignation
to
the
government
owing
to
poor;
health.
!
.MAN1TOIJA
TRAITF.R
WAS
SHOT
RY
FISH
THE
PAS,
Man.,
Dec.
21:
e
Strange
as
It
may
seem.
Joe
a,
.
n.
nr.lt
l.U.V.
.
PtimipIi
nnnnrilan
Iran-
.
per,
is
dead,
having
been
shot
by
a
fish
A
freshly
caught
nor-
them
pike,
threshing
around
In
the
bottom
of
a
canoe
where
It
had
been
thrown
after
it
had
been
caught,
touched
off
the
trlgKcr
of
a
loaded
shotgun
and
Renolt
was
killed.
SOUTH
COAST
AND
IN
INTERIOR
Canadian
National
roast
liner
watch
stranded
on
Vadso
Reef
in
sn
safe
at
Anyox.
f)
T
I
1
'
pHUSl
LOIUJTIUICI
IS
Returning
-rrAker
Heavy
Weather
Province
Has
Had
One
ide
and
anowoixty-'
Excessive
Rainfall
Inconvenience
.....
m.
Years
trom
Wind,
I
Mile
Gale
and
Damage
and
Widespread
VANCOUVER.
Dec.
21:
after
one
of
the
worst
bat
SHOW
tllO
province
has
W?0R
11
'
r
'jran
Ui
return
to
normal
today
terilllfS
With
willd,
tide
Rlld
vears.
a
sixiy-mue
nour
guie
i
1
1
-
1
1
vertenwv
viterdtty
aiul
aiui
neavy
raiiuau
Seattle
and
I'or
UhiuI,
and
half
an
inch
in
Vancouver
while
the
Interior
of
the
province
had
twenty
below
temerature
with
all
prairie
point
exeepUng
Wlnni-peg.
where
It
was
two
above,
re
cording
sub-aero
readings
nu.lrlr
uu
killMl
ill
Vie
-
'
-
I...4.
,,k.,
,Nr
hi
itrUine
U
during
the
storm
was
struck
by
a
truck.
The
.....
tugboat
-"W
Heauond
sank
t
crden
Point
Pier
In
Victoria
when;
WOdeUer
was
fouled
by
a
tow-
;
i
,nd
u
boat
battered
saw
Inst
the
concrete
wall
of
the
pier.
The
crew
reached
saieiy
oy
ciunoing
ashore
on
lines
thrown
from
the
j
pier.
The
Rqulmalt
and
Nanaimo1
train,
due
at
Victoria
yesterday
af-
UmihaI
fvn
Manalmn
anil
nt
Iiai'
l4rlliuuii
lauilt
tveiiinilMU
nnu
vwss
'up
-
Wand
polnU.
arrived
ten
hours
late
after
it
had
been
necessary
to
ACCLAIM
;
FAMILIES:
j
Xlnety-Two
Italian
Mothers,
With
Families
Averaging
Fourteen
Children.
Visit
Rome
ROME,
Italy.
Dec.
21:
Mothers
of
Italy's
ninety-two
largest
fami
lies,
bringing
an
average
of
four
.....
teen
children
apiece,
-
began
arrlv-
lng
In
Rome
yesterday
on
a
five-day
visit
at
Uie
expense
of
the
state
and
will
be
received
by
rrtmler
Benito
Mussolini
on
Sunday
which
has
been
designated
as
Mothers'
and
j
Infants'
Day.
The
expenses
of
theociocK
mis
morning
on
a
special
mothers
and
ftnnlllos
during
thely
stay
here
arc
financed
by
a
speelai
4
tax
Imposed
upon
bachelors
over
twenty-five
years
of
age.
Steamer
Prince
George
To
Normal
of
Worst
Batterings
int
.
t
r
.
(CD
British
.
Columbia
bo-
nuci
uic
uutin.-xM
v.ui.
.v
iwlnil
rrnrx
mnh
1
vl
u
iircuiucu
um.-
iuv
m
three-quarters
of
an
men
m
victoria
virtually
cut
a
way
through
fallen
trees.
The
engine
crew
reported
63
Lreca.
some
of
them
four
feet
through,
having
fallen
across
Uie
tracks
between
LadysmlUi
and
Dun-
...
j.ut...M
nf
livlpiv
mlUx
I
th-l
mlne
ax
It
ploughed
Its
way
on-.
ward,
at
times
resembling
a
moving
forest
At
Nanaimo
a
two-storey
iwuse
wa,
from
Its
foundations
and
nwd
ml
Vm-l
unnlnn
two
small
boys
in
the
basement.
They
were
rescued
after
being
oruiseo
and
cut
about
the
hands,
Traffic
Is
Disrupted
Communications.
and
rail
traffic.
which
had
been
completely
disrupted,
cutting
the
province
off
from
piI7r"
A
DC
the
rest
of
Canada
except
through
pi
VP
fx
K
H
the
United
States,
were
being
re-
'""
this
morning.
Slides
wen-
being
cleared
at
Ruby
Creek
and
Dlake
and
In
Uie
CoqullhftUa
on
the
Kettle
Valley
line.
Thousands
of
acres
to
Uie
south
of
Vancouver
arc
still
covered
wRh
several
feet
of
water
but
Uc
falling
of
abnormally
high
tides
and
high
winds
gave
hope
that
the
worst
was
lover.
Two
hundred
travellers
from
the
Brldse
River
and
Cariboo
districts
enroute
to
Vancouver
for
the
Chrlstmas
holidays
waited
at
Squa
-
mlsh
today
for
Uie
steamer
Chetoh
-
sin
after
having
come
out
on
the
pacmc
ureal
eastern
itauway.
They
were
stranded
when
the
steamer
Capllano
was
unable
to
dock
yesterday
because
of
high
water.
The
Chelohsln
left
here
at
6
voyugc
to
Squamlsh
to
pick
them.nie
Morrison
Duff
will
take
place
up.
.
At
Squamlsh
high
seal
baeked
up
Continued
on
Page
V
High
Low
iwstorm
last
night
and
is
now
SALVATION
j
ARMY
FUND
Idood
Support
Received
For
Christ
mas
Cheer
to
Needy
Families
And
Children's
Dinner
Cloud
support
Is
being
received
for
v
"V
Considerable
money
has
been
received
as
well
as
quantities
of
groceries
and
other
material.
Tomorrow
afternoon
there
Is
a
food
matinee
for
children
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
at
which
those
who
attend
are
asked
to
bring
food
supplies.
The
Army
officers
wlii
have
pots
at
the
street
corners
this
afternoon
and
every
day
until
the
week-end.
Donations
to
date
follow:
Previously
acknowledged
J
160
JO
Mrs.
O.
Smith
250
Mr.
ti
Mrs.
A.
J.
Lancaster
5.00
Diamond
Jubilee
Celeb
ra
tion
Committee
35.00
Commissioner
Alder
5.00
A
Hrlend
2.60
Slewtjrt
k
MobJey
$15.00
worth
of
'"vf'-
N
MHsaaUeai.
1
sack
of
potatoes.
Mrs.
C.
II.
Or
rue
and
children,
$10
order
of
grocerlea.
Mrs.
Charles
Kemp,
1
fruit
cake
Phnpott
li
Kvitt,
34
tons
of
coal
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce,
tea
and
coffee.
A.
J.
Cursor.
7
pah
of
gloves.
High
School
Girls
Club,
large
box
groceries,
etc.
United
Church
Sunday
School
two
large
boxes
groceries,
etc.
ARRESTED
Daughter
of
Chief
of
foliee
At
Hrsplcr.
Ontario,
Assaulted
in
Strike
IIESTIBR.
Ont
.
December
21
-
Five
men
have
b?en
arrested
and
two
more
are
being
sought
while
warrants
have
been
granted
for
the
arrest
of
girl
strikers
who
al-
'
legcdly
assaulted
Chief
Constable
i
Wilson's
daughter
as
a
result
of
'a
strike
of
Dominion
Woollen
and
Worteu
Workers
here.
Funeral
Notice
The
funeral
of
Uie
late
Mrs.
An-
!
tomorrow
(Friday)
at
2
pjn.
from
the
St.
Andrew's
Oathedral.
No
flowers
by
request.
.
5:28
a.m.
198
ft.
17:22
pjn.
18.rrt.-
11:27
a.m.
7.7
ft.
.
23:45
p.m.
52
It.
PRICE:
FIVE
CKNTb
PROFESSOR
IS
HEARD
Women's
Canadian
Club
Hears
En;
llghleninr
Address
br
Winnipeg
'
Man
at
Afternoon
Meeting
A
highly
Interesting
and
enlightening
address
on
the
suojeet
of
"Social
LegtolaMon
and
Public
Service"
was
delivered
before
the
Women's
Canadian
Club
yesterday
afternoon
by
Prof.
W.
O.
Smith
of
Winnipeg,
late
of
the
faculty
of
the
University
of
Toronto.
Approaching
world
problems
with
a
distinctly
humanitarian
viewpoint.
Prof.
Smith
referred,
among
other
questions,
to
the
international
debt
11-tiMtlon.
Had
the
vast
sums
which
had
been
expended
on
the
desinTe-Uon
of
the
Great
War
been
spent
for
constructive
purposes
instead,
how
much
further
ahead
civilization
would
have
been,
he
conjec
tured.
He
referred
to
the
forward-looking
policies
of
President
Roosevelt
as
a
result
of
which
not
only
the
United
States
but
the
entire
world
hoped
for
so
much.
Mrs,
D.
MeD.
Hunter
presided
over
the
meeting
and
a
vote
of
UakjTwi
tendeftifirof
.
Smith
on
SHHtejrJCQl
ilrk
JP-
Oadand
Mrs.
W.
C.
AsplnaQ.
Tea
was
served
following
the
address.
Lindberghs
Home
For
Christmas
Famous
American
Flyrr
and
Wife
With
Their
Young
Son
I'or
Ylletlde
ENOLEWOOD.
NJ-
Dec.
21:
Col.
and
Mrs.
Charles.
A.
Lindbergh
were
at
home
here
again
yesterday
.
after
a
30,000-mu
alt
voyage
over
:
four
continents
and
will
spend
Christmas
with
their
16-month
oW
son.
John.
Ontario
Girl
in
r-Hospital
After
.
Autos
Smash
Up?
HRANTFORD,
Oni.
Dec.
21
:
Conine
Thibet
of
Sault
Ste.
Mariels
Mich.,
was
Injured
and
taken
tgF
Hamilton
Hospital
for
examination
after
a
triple
automobile
crash
aj.
Duff's
Corners
on
No.
3
Highway
near
here.
jTk
s
Wages
of
Seamen
"
Cannot
be
Taken
For
Debt,
Decided
VANCOUVER.
Dec.
21
When
M,
Welnhaum
endeavored
to
eolleet
tioo
In
divorce
proceedings
costs
fr.im
B.
McOreNh
It
wm
revall'
yesterday
tha
seamen's
wages
cannot
be
attached
for
debt.
CANADIANS
REING
HKI.I)
ON
KS1MO.NAGU
CHARGIvS
PARIS,
France.
Dec.
21:
A
number
of
naturaliied
Carta-
4"
dlan
merchants
and
A
merles
u
salesmen
are
being
held
wlUi
their
wives
by
the
French
pol-
lice
on
charges
of
heading
rrx
alleged
esplooage
ring
reach-
lng
Into
the
MlnWry
of
Mar-
'
ln.
H
in
1
y
it