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HON.
W.
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W
YuIlK,
Nov
22
CP'
11
H'.n
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
K
I.
.uler
of
the
Opposition
'
C
ludlan
House
of
Com-i
arrived
here
yesterday
N
tples
after
a
European
lookn
ctecptlonally
well.
1)
i
'
fuM-d
to
make
my
comment,
;:
ih.it
he
had
(taUiered
Im-
'i
while
away
upon
which
'
....hi
itnve
something
to
say
if.
n
Canada
Riley
is
Elected
Commissioner
For
City
of
Calgary
ALGAltY.
November
22:Rlley;
!
ted
commissioner
of
Cal-
'
i
yesterday's
civic
elections
!
ft'
i'lns
un
in
lain
lut
nloht
cave!
NEW
t
Strong
Note
Sent
to
Cencva
Today
by
Belgrade
(lovern-ment
as
Outcome
of
Recent
Killings
of
King
Alexander
and
Louis
Barthou
GENEVA,
Nov.
22:
(CP)
Hungary
was
blamed
for
the
assassinations
of
King
Alexander
of
Jugo-Slavia
and
Foreign
Minister
Louis
Barthou
of
France
at
Marseilles
m
October
9
by
the
Jugo-Slavian
government
in
a
strong
note
today
to
the
League
of
Nations.
The
note
asks
the
League
to
conduct
an
exhaustive
investigation
into
the
1
.ytrajlc
events.
Jugo-Slavia
has
ex
United
States
Is
Extending
Aerial
,
Mail
Service
Now
WASHINGTON.
D.C..
No.
Tie
extension
of
air
mall
services!
in
various
parts
of
the
country
wast
announced
yesterday
by
Postmas-'
'.er
Oenerai
James
Parley
There
will
be
additional
dally
trips
be-.
tween
Fargo.
NX).,
and
SeatUe
and
,
between
Fort
Worth.
Texas,
and
Los
Angeles.
Milk
Licensing
Board
Invalid
Important
DrcWon
Made
by
Chl
ra'o
Court
Yesterday
Government
Has
No
Authority
CH1CAOO.
Nov.
22:
The
milk
j
licensing
board
of
the
A.
A.
A.
was
j
ruled
Invalid
by
a
local
court
yes-iterday.
The
Department
of
Agriculture
had
no
authority
to
regu-
late
the
producUon
of
milk,
the
.court
decided.
il'otmd
Sterling
and
Canadian
Dollar
New
York
Kxchangi-
YORK,
Nov.
22:
The
Brl-
Mey
8JJ3
votes
to
CMS
for
Barnes
tlsh
pound
sterling
closed
at
4.99ft
"
'
:tU7
for
Day.
Two
other
on
the
local
foreign
exchange
yes-'
-
l
acs
were
trailing
far
In
terday.
up
T8c.
Tlie
Canadian
dollar
,
lar
closed
at
$1.028.
up
l-16c.
Regi
istration
of
Voters
For
Forthcoming
Federal
Contest
Difficult
Owing
to
Distances
Owinir
tn
Hip
vnst
extent
of
the
district
and
the
remote-
"css
of
some
of
the
isolated
stations,
the
task
of
preparing
'he
federal
election
voters'
list
for
Skee.na
riding
is
prov-iK
an
arduous
one
for
G.
M.
Hunt,
the
registrar
of
voters,
and
it
will
be
some
time
yet
before
it
will
be
possible
to
announce
the
total
number
of
voters
in
the
riding.
While
the
-it.rorr:
as
far
as
the
city
is
concerned
u
nrcttv
well
lined
up,
returns
have
var
wood
Home
From
Overseas
rmm
American
Speedboat
Driver
Itctiirns
to
United
States
On
Italian
Mncr
NEW
YORK,
Nov.22:-Gar
Wood,
'ajnous
American
speedboat
racer,
"wncd
to
the
United
States
yes-Jfi'y
aboard
the
Italian
liner
cnmte
dc
Savole
following
a
trip
to
Europe
not
yet
been
received
on
me
pre-
pressed
the
opinion
on
a
number
of
occasions
that
Hungarian
terrorists
were
behind
the
assassinations
but
this
Is
the
first
ocasion
that
Hungary
as
a
nation
has
been
i
blamed.
i
I
Fishermen
Have
j
Narrow
Escape
Four
Men
Are,
However,
Safe
After
Their
Boat
Takes
Fire
From
,
Gas
F.xploion
CHEMAINUS.
Vancouver
Island.
Nov.
22:
Four
fishermen
had
a
narrow
escape
off
Chemalnus
yesterday
when
their
boat
caught
fire
from
a
gasoline
explosion.
One.
Arnold
Crocker,
with
his
clothing
ablaze.
Jumped
Into
the
water
and
was
not
picked
up
until
forty
minutes
later.
Vanderbilt
Case
Judgment
Given
Official
Decision
is
Alonj
Lines
Anticipated
Earlier
In
Week
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
22:
Justice
John
Carcw
gave
his
Judgment
yesterday
In
the
bitter
court
fight
over
the
custody
of
ten-year
old
Gloria
Vanderbilt
along
the
lines
as
unofficially
anticipated
earlier
In
the
week.
The
child
shall
spend
five
davs
a
week
with
her
aunt,
Mrs.
Harry
Payne
Whitney,
who
will
superintend
her
education.
Two
days
a
week
the
child
shall
be
with
her
mother.
Mrs.
Gloria
Morgan
Vanderbilt.
Mrs.
Whitney,
being
a
Protestant,
the
Judgment
requires
that
a
Catholic
governess
shall
be
provided
for
Gloria
whose
mother
Is
n
Catholic.
It
Is
expected
the
Judgment
will
be
appealed
by
the
mother
who
de
mands
full
custody.
Meantime
the
order
docs
not
become
effective
for
a
month.
Richard
Lange,
Charged
With
Murder,
Freed
limlnary
registration,
from
some''
NEW
WESXMiNSTER.
Nov.
i22:
points
to
say
nothing
of
the
revl-
(CP,
nichard
E.
Lange
of
Bur-
slon
last
week.
It
nas
aircany
ocm)naby
wn$
ncqulttcd
by
nn
Assize
announced
that
there
arc
well
oVer
;Court
jury
on
Wednesday
night
on
3000
qualified
to
vote
In
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert.
IHKTH
NOTICK
a
rrivWipk
nernard.
wa
to
Mr.
and
a
charge
of
slaying
Hans
Ambrosch,
on
last.
i
1
his
neighbor,,
September
111
of
the
creature
was
thirty
feet
but
it
might
have
been
more.
The
largest
vertebra
Is
nearly
eight
Inches
In
diameter
and
lour
i
to
five
Inches
In
length.
This
one
Is
several
feet
back
from
the
head.
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
rnni
Rupert
Overcast,
light
High
2:36
a.m.
19.3
ft.
j
rUiPily
wind;
barometrr,
29.C0:
14:11
p.m.
21.7
ft.
mpcraturc,
48;
ta
smooth.
Low
8:21
ajn.
85
ft
21:03
pjn.
2.7
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
-
ffi
XXIV
No.
172,
-L-'-J
II..
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURS
DAY,
NOVEMBER
22,
1934
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
HUNGARY
IS
BLAMED
BY
JUGOSLAVIA
REMAINS
OF
STRANGE
MARINE
CREATURE
NOW
IN
CITY
Exhaustive
Investigation
Into
j
Assassinations
At
Marseilles
Last
Month
Asked
of
League
Returns
Home
Ancient
Crown
And
Throne
Restored
To
Ceylon
bbbHbsbbbbbbbbHbbbbEibbbSb
'SsssHsSb
4
A
festival
torchlig&t
proiession
the
restoration
of
the
the
famous
famous
Ka
f
decorated
elephants
and
dancer
in
Kandy.
Sea
Monster
Found
Near
Here
May
Have
Been
tf
Caddie"
Which
Once
Haunted
Victoria
Waters
It
seems
now
that
the
skeleton
of
a
sea
monster
picked
up
on
the
beach
at
Henry
Island
near
Prince
Rupert
may
be
Cadborosaurus
seen
in
life
by
many
people
at
Cad-boro
Bay,
Victoria.
While
the
vertebrae
are
not
yet
all
in
place
since
being
landed
here
and
some
also
are
permanently
missing,
those
on
view
now
make
it
pretty
clear
that
It
was
once
a
"sea
serpent,"
round
s
like
a
snake
but
with
Jointed
(tappers
on
either
de
and
a
head
something
like
a
horse.
When
inspected
this
morning
there
were
fifty
vertebrae
on
the
dock
and
some
in
a
box
In
a
boat
alongside
possibly
seventy
In
all.
The
small
tail
bones
were
missing
and
it
Is
not
sure
how
far
they
tapered
otf.
Dr.
Neal
Carter,
director
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Station,
still
Is
strongly
Milk
Marketing
Board
Formed
Hush
Davidson
Chairman
of
New
Body
Which
Also
Has'Two
Other
Members
VICTORIA,
Nov.
22:
After
weeks
of
delicate
negotiation,
the
British
Columbia
milk
marketing
of
opinion
that
the
extreme
length
board
was
set
up
yesterday.
Hugh
Davidson
is
chairman
and
there
are
two
other
members.
'ioneer
Chinaman
Huried
Here
Today
All
the
flesh
has
disappeared
but
i
Many
members
of
the
local
Orlen-
cartllage
Is
clinging
to
most
of
the
,
tal
colony
were
In
attendance
this
bones
and
the
flappers
are
a
mass
afternoon
at
the
chapel
of
the
B
of
cartilage
although,
at
the
point
c.
Undertakers
for
the
funeral
ser-
j
'
where
the
elbow
or
the
knee
should
vice
of
Mah
Bing
Doon,
better
be.
the
cartilage
Is
very
hard,
ap-
known
as
Jim
Mar.
pioneer
cook,i
proachlng
in
texture
that
of
a
bone,
whose
dehth
occurred
earlier
in
the
and
there
Is
undoubtedly
a
Joint,
week.
The
service
was
conducted
by
both
in
the
small
and
the
large
Mah
Wing
Him
and
M.
T.
Lee
and
flappers.
They
are
thick
and
have
Miss
Ruby
Lee
presided
at
the
or
'
.1.
n
r
...xrw
ft
f
111
rflnnnj
toll.
The
vertebrae
are
perfectly
!
round
and
hard
like
those
of
a
snake
and
there
is
no
semblance
of
ribs.
The
head
is
badly
Injured
but!
It
seems
to
be
somewhat
flat.
The
j
length
of
the
head
cannot
yet
be
j
determined
as
only
the
hard
car-i
Wage
Is
left.
However,
to
stand'
back
and
look
at
the
skeleton
as
it
now
lies
on
the
dock
It
has
a
very
striking
resemblance
to,
the
pictures
I
published
of
the
Carboro
By
Nils
Nelson
is
leaving
the
city
on
I
One
of
the
splne-llke
hairs
taken
j
ttic
'steamer
Trlncc
Qeorgc
tonight
from
the
flesh
measured
'four
and
wrn
nt
hp
Prince
Rupert
Oenerai
j
tor
Vancouver
whence
he
will
pro-
a
half
Inches
long
with
a
hook
at
Uk
Wit
'
.
.
UUUI
.
.
,!
,...
i.
..l.l..
..j
.,,1,1.1,
t,.IJ
II
l.'.l
i
a
-
Hospital
on
Monday,
Mrs.
A,
Hardy.
cccd
to'Rochestcr,
Minn.,
to
receive
treatment
at
Mayo
Clinic.
nut;
iriiu
mi.iti
uviu
ai,
an
linvc
u
vtlc
creature's
soft
flesh.
gan.
Interment
followed
in
the
Chinese
plot
in
Fairview
Cemetery.
Pallbearers
were
Mah
Wy,
Mah
Wing,
Mah
Kec
and
Mah
Jack.
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Cloudy,
north
wind,
30.
Anyox
Clear,
calm.
32.
Stewart
Part
cloudy,
calm,
29.
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm.
25.
Smlthers
Light
snow,
calm,
cool,
Burns
Lake
Snowing,
calm.
24.
Dr.
Neal
Carter,
director
of
tho
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimen
tal
Station,
was
the
Rotary
Club
speaker
today.
Ceylon,
following
Kandy
thrcndcwn-3y,ovei:3ment
of
Ceylon
by
j
"
Gloucester
on,
behalf
oi'KinVC&Tgc
'
the
Duke
of
Today's
Stocks
Court,
j-
8
O
Johnston
Oo.",
Vancouver
Alexandria,
.01
Vi.
Bayvlew,
.01.
B.C.
Nickel,
.40V2.
Big
Missouri,
.32.
Bradian,
2.15.
Bralorne,
12.25.
Bit.
Cons.,
.07
Vz.
BRX..
Gold,
23.
Caribou
Quartz
125.
Dentonla,
.47
12.
Dunwell,
.16.
Georgia
River,
.01.
Hercules
Cons.,
.02.
Indian,
.01.
Mlnto.
15t2.
Meridian.
.16:
Mbrnlny
Star,
.09
V2.
National
Silver,
.03
ft.
Noble
Five.
.07ft.
Pend
Oreille,
.40.
Porter
I&aho,
.08V1.
Premier.
1.22.
Reno.
1.05.
Sl'ver
Crest
,01ft.
Salmon
Gold.
.09ft.
Taylor
Bridge,
.24.
Wayside.
..09
ft.
Whitewater.
.04
ft.
Waverley
Tangier,
.01.
United
Empire,
.09.
Glacier
Cre:k,
.05
ft.
Grange,
.25.
Toronto
Central
Patricia.
.95.
Chlbougamau,
.08.
Lee
Gold.
.05.
Granada.
25.
Tnt.
Nickel.
22.25.
Macasfa.
'
2.40.
SherrlU
Gordon.
.45.
Slscoj.
.2.48.
Ventures.
.84.
Lake
Maron.
.04
it..
Teck
Hughes.
4.00.
P'lHburv
Bairfn.
1.08.
Cohimarlo.
21.
Smelters
Go'd.
.13.
'
Can.
Malartlc.
'.4BU.
Little
Long
Lac.
4.70.
Astoria
Rouyn,
.03
Stadacona.
.24.
Made
Leaf
.07ft.
1
Pickle
Crow.
1.70.
Longlac
laroon,
.10.
Man.
St
Eastern
.16.
McMillan,
.37
U.
T.
N.
LePane,
manager
of
northern
division
of
the
Home
Distributors
Ltd..
is
making
round
trip
today
to
Anyox
Stewart
on
company
business.
STOWAWAYS
ARE
FOUND
No
Less
Than
Five
Are
Arrested
Aboard
British
Freighter
-Two
Believed
Drowned
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
22:
(CP
Five
stowaways
who
apparently
had
boarded
the
vessel
In
Algeria
were
arrested
here
yesterday
follow
ing
a
search
of
the
British
freighter
Landeetarn.
Two
others
are
believed
to
have
been
drowned
In
an
attempt
to
escape.
One
man,
giving
the
name
of
Janko
Spolgorlc,
a
23-year
old
Jugo-Slav.
told
the
police
that
he
smuggled
himself
away
aboard
the
ship
while
it
was
loading
cargo
in
Algiers.
WOODWARD
PROPOSED
Nominated
by
Meeting
in
Vancouver
As
British'Oolumbia-Dirrctor
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
22:
(CP)-
W
C-
Woodward,
Vancouver
depart
mental
store
head,
has
been
named
Vancouver's
nominee
for
British
Columbia's
candidate
on
the
new
Central
Bank
of
Canada
directorate.
He
was
chosen
at
a
meeting
sponsored
by
the
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade.
Tulsequah
Plane
Here
Last
Night
Capt.
William
Stronfs
Machine
Calls
Enroute
to
Vancouver;
Local
Men
Fly
South
A
big
flying
boat,
which
is
being
operated
by
Capt.
William
Strong
of
Tulsequah
In
commercial
aviation
to
Northern
British
Columbia
mining
areas,
landed
here
at
5:30
last
evening
from
Juneau,
having
made
a
stop
at
Ketchikan
enroute,
and
hopped
off
at
10:30
this
morn
ing
In
continuation
of
a
flight
to
Vancouver.
On
board
the
plane
were
Pilot
H.
A.
MacDonald
and
his
wife.
Mr.
Strong.
W.
H.
Stevens
of
Juneau,
Lynch
Colllson
of
McDames
and
Norman
L.
Freeman,
local
representative
of
the
International
Fisheries
Commission
who
has
been
on
a
trip
to
Juneau
on
official
duties.
Mr.
Freeman
continued
through
to
Seattle
with
the
party
today
and
also
going
south
from
here
was
Capt.
W.
P.
Armour
who
will
visit
Vancouver
on
business.
G.
A.
Yardley.
Inspector
of
customs,
and
his
assistant,
O.
E.
Nor-rls,
will
sail
by
the
Prince
George
tonight
on
their
return
to
Victoria
after
havlnir
sDent
the
oast
counle
iof
weeks
here
and
In
the
district
on
official
duties.
11
OVAL
WEDDING
DAY
IS
SCHOOL
HOLIDAY
!
VICTORIA,
Nov.
22:
(CP)
At
the
request
of
Ills
Majesty
1
King
George,
a
public,
school
,
holiday
has
been
proclaimed
in
1
British
Columbia
on
November
1
29
In
honor
of
the
marriage
of
the
"
tho
Dukf
'
Kent,
fourth
son
OH
of
the
King,
and
Princess
Mar-
tho
lna
of
Greece.
.
and
t