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cloudy,
v
northwest
wind;
barometer,
it
c
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temperature.
39;
sea
smooth.
XXIV
No.
Ml
I'rocnt
Policy
of
Requiring
Labor
on
Roads
is
Causing
Land
(o
be
Neglected
Instead
of
Providing
Food,
Minister
of
Labor
Finds
IIU
(irocrry
Entered
Purine
i
Nijlit
ami
911
it
Takrn
From
i
Oroccry
Hip
mhl
and
the
caah
re
formr
CLra
fled
for
1U
contfnU
ot
SIS
The
Job
be.ni
evidently
8Ur
i
work,
entry
U
made
by
twk
window
Into
the
m
the
door
of
which
was
ipcn
to
tain
entry
intoth
u
nnd
store.
The
drawer
of
fjlUter
was
fared
with
able
damage
aft:
the
re-
'
kry
(jo'.icp
arc
lnvcsttgaltng
RESTORE
Till.
Il'lll
II
P
I
niiiniuniini'iiati'"1"''1
BsiiinHiss
Give
The
Daily
News
for
Christmas
Most
peoplu
lire
puzzled
ai
Christmas
time
to
know
what
to
give
as
the
most
acceptable
seasonable
pre-
'
These
prices
are
good
any
time
between
now
.
Christmas
Day.
She
If
TORIA,
Dec.
4:
(CP)
By
contract
with
individual
Briti-h
Columbia
farmers,
the
government
plans
to
give
relief
allowances
in
exchange
for
work
done
in
clear-uir
own
farm,
Hon.
George
S.
Pearson,
minister
of
'irr
announces.
He
explains
that
many
farmers
have
.
-
kared
enough
land
to
grow
crops
to
support
them.
t?
l
1
1
I
1
.-1.
1
,
i
apply
ior
reuei
ami,
ooing
requneu
to
wurn
un
u:.
neglect
their
farms.
BURGLARY
IN
STORE
Pre-Christmas
Present
is
Due
I
Kcx
Bell
and
Clara
How
Expecting
VWt
I
rom
Stork
Any
Put.
IfrrUtrr
i
Jb-TM
.
friwn
the
lnrk
is
xnM-ted
mompn-
.
tartly
by
Rex
Bell
and
his
wife,
the
Dow,
noted
screen
Deputy
(Jovernor
Of
Bank
of
Canada
Is
Here
From
England
OTTAWA.
Dec.
4:
CPJ.
A.
C.
been
locked
by
pressing
'"omc.
wxrewuy
u
u.
arrived
here
at
the
week-
England,
Paid
Out"
key
without
an
1
1
1
n
'
i
i
i
m
j
n
ii
i
i
i
N'ote
of
Warning
TOKIO.
Dec.
4:
CP-
Osuml,
Japanese
Navy,
warns
a
wilt.
Hero
is
a
suggestion.
Send
them
the
uaiiy
incws
-
-
t,
-
-
i
or
a
year
On
gift
J
S
5
lucas
appointed
.
special
rate
as
follows:
To
out-of-town
fneiuLs
11
supreme
court
wni
uy
someone
who
is
aireauy
umiuji
j-
,
1
1M
...
l
An
Aft
f
.1
2
OTTAWA,
Dec.
4:
CP-
-The
1
1
nriPA
1C
hV
mal
.TlZ.UU
IOr
1116
VCar
5.
appointment
of
P.
O
T.
Lucas
:
u
-r
v
.,
Kc.of
Vancouver
to
be
a
Judge
In
in
advance
5
ot
w
supreme
court
01
n-
t
i
the
citv
n
subscriber
may
give
a
paid
1L
il
lllinnin
imtn
nf
5.1
Hil
!1
VPill'
til
SAUU
l
11
III
X
CiU
.
.
.
.
.
I
'
......
j
j.
.....i
rciirca
recently,
was
approvcu
,u,w
Monday.
"
1
:
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
;
Chosen
Head
of
rrince
Kupert
Con-I
scrvative
Association
Percy
'
Cameron
Secretary
Admiral
Minister
of.
the
the
nations
of
the
considerable
.mUaimiK1ii
ant
enthusiasm.,
n
11
l
Crv
.
was
dls-
flU.
Admiral
Osuml
points
out
that,!
George
"
In
any
case.
It
will
bc
two
years
be-
Munro.
w.
k.
Love
ana
u.
v.
eviu
Z
fore
abrogation
ot
the
Washington
,
5
Treaty
woidd
become
effective
and,
by
that
time.
-It
is
quite
probable
j
f
that
a
definite
basis
of
agreement
upon
general
iiismuuiuinn,
!'
The
complete
list
of
officers
for
the
ensuing
year
is
as
follows:
Honorary
President.
Rt.
Hon.
R.
D.
Bennett.
Honorary
Vice-President,
James
H.Thompson.
President,
G.
P.
Tinker.
First
Vlee-Presldent.
George
Hill.
Second
Vice
-
President,
Jack
PRICE
OF
WIHUT
VANCOUVER.
Dec.
4t
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
DECEMBER
4,
1934
The
earth
of
northern
Alberta.
roady
lames
for
i;
goifl.
silver
-.d
mouior
anothei
precious
sub
3nce
oil.
Tcsis
art
b?:ng
mac';-
of
McMurray
area.
300
miles
north
of
Edmonton
.These
tssts.
conduct
radium,
cn
y
st
an
b'
u;ae
ta-
x
-and
to:md
h';?
y
m
.'ie
by
Max
Ball
of
Denv.r.
In
To-
rontoi'ilhow.
It
ts
claimed,
a
proc
ess
for
extracting
the
oil
from
the
hydroearbojut
ia
the
bUumlnous
J
and-bore
.'shows
experJmcnlHln
carried
oh
by
ETJWiart.
hfibr
gradaate
cftnfrersityorj
Toronto"
If
terta
are
successful.
1
1
Is
clairned"
Canada
will
wrln
complcW
independence
from
the
em
pire
for
oil.
Japanese
Embassador
in
Lonor
1
TLA
duties
as
deputy
governor
of
the
'
the
possibility
of
yet
reaching
a
naval
agreement
with
new
Central
Dank
of
Canada.
CANADA
MAY
Sr.l.l,
111(1
PAY
CUT:
i
CUBA!
WIIKAT
UNITED
STATES
WASHINGTON.
DC.
Dec.
mil
ne
none
ior
uitii
nrr,..
4
(Cp,john
j.
MacFarlane
So"n
a
,0,b,f;
Vrcmltr
,
of
Vtanliec
general
manager
Dennett
TromUes
of
wnUm
Q8ency
ot
'
:
the
Canadian
Wheat
Pools,
is
TTWA.
Dec.
4:
iCI'--Jut
as
in
Washington
to
discuss,
it
Is
the
country
ts
In
a
position
stated,
the
le
of
a
large
rr
,,rr
Uic
ten
percent
cut
to
the
quantity
of
low
grade
Cana-
1
:
'"vice,
it
will
be
restored
in
dlan
wheat
to
the
United
J
:
P
unc
Minister
Tl.
D.
Dennett
state.
Fifteen
million
bushels
J
!t
un
address
yesterday
before
is
the
amount
menUoncd.
Professional
Institute
of
the
'
'ii
SiTvicc
of
Canada.
a
a
i
n
B
1
1
Indicates
the
Possibility
of
His
Country
Accepting
Compromise
LONDON,
Dec.
4:
(CP)
The
Japanese
ambassador
to
London
said
at
the
week-end
that
Japan
was
considering
Great
Britain
and
United
States
on
the
basis
of
the
British
compromise
whereby
Japan
would
be
given
parity
in
principle.
although
it
would
be
understood
that
.f
he
would;
not
attempt
in
me
meantime
tea
reach
an
equality
In
tonnage
with
Great
Britain
and
Uie
United
States.
The
ambassador,
however,
gave
no
Indication
of
any
intention
on
the
part
of
Japan
to
relax
Its
decision
to
denounce
the
Washington
Naval
Treaty.
TINKER
IS
t
Germany
Being
Misunderstood
I
PARIS.
Dec.
4:
(CP)
Chancellor
Adolph
Hitler
of
Germany,
ter
Pierre
Laval
of
j
r
ranee,
stated
that
there
was
a
general
misunderstanding
in
Europe
of
Germany's
intentions
with
regard
to
rearming.
Germany's
desire,
in
demanding
equality,
was
as
a
symbol
of
dignity
and
secur
ity
and
was
not
meant
i
and
take
both
on
the
part
of
France
and
Ger
many.
MOTHER
IS
.
REPRIEVED
Preece.
,
,
Secretary-Treasurer,
Percy
Cam-
English
Woman.
Who
Took
Life
of
cron.
imbecile
Son
as
"Act
of
Mercy,"
,
.
Exccutlvcr-C.
II.
Orme.
W.
R.
Escapes
Noose
Love.
C.
V.
Evltt.
G.
H.'Munro.
Wll-I
11am
Gilchrist.
C.
C.
Ketchum.
Q.
LONDON.
Dec.
4:
(CPi
The
A.
Kelsey,
William
Sherman
Jr.
and
Homo
Secretary's
office
yesterday
j.
ii.
mompson.
(informed
George
Lansoury.
icaaer
of
the
Parliamentary
Labor
Party,
that
Mrs.
May
Drownhlll,
sixty-two
year
old
mother,
who
had
been
I
CP),
condemned
to
die
for
the
"mercy
Wheat
wns
quoted
at
79''4C
on
the
slaying"
of
her
Imbecile
son,
will
be
local
exchange
today.
reprieved
CONTRACT
IS
GIVEN
Mitchell
&
Currie
Get
Job
at
Di;by
Island
Marine
Depot
at
Figure
of
S6S00
OTTAWA,
Dec.
4:
(CP)
Contract
for
the
renewal
of
the
superstructure
of
the
Marine
Department's
wharf
at
Disby
Island,
Prince
Rupert,
has
been
awarded
I
to
Mitchell
&
Currie
of
Prince
through
an
emissary
iDTCCIA
IQ
who
met
Foreign
Minis-
:iUiJiM.A.
lu
There
wns
a
good
turn-out
ind
b
means
as
an
of-
.
.
world
against
embarking
upon
pro-
pUyed
Mt
night
at
the
annual
iwisivej,wiuu.wni
grams
of
naval
expansion
following
mectlng
ot
the
Prince
Rupert
Con-
sations
are
continuing
the
denouncing
of
the
Washington
5ervatlve
Association.
G.
P."
Tinker
and
it
is
possible
may
re-Treaty.,
He
expresses
the
opinion,
elected
as
president
In
succes-
suit
in
considerably
that
naval
expansion
oy
omer
na-slon
c.
H.
Orme,
who
has
com-
plpnrintr
the
treneral
111
liBlUons
would
bc
most
llladvlscd
ln'plcted
his
term
ot
office.
Mr.
Orme
ternttional
'itlllOnhere
-
view
of
Japan's
expressed
favor
for
prcsented
hls
report
for
the
year.'
m.
bp
-i
ncc
10
n
u
2
(general
disarmament.
other
speakers
being
Mr.
Tinker.
.
aPPeais
'
"I
I
.
.
.
.
.
in,
.
Hill.
tun
Percy
n'm.,
Cameron.
n
G.
H.
it
tendency
tendency
towards
towards
gne
give
iiUieri
ai
a
coniraci
price
01
SCSOI,
it
was
announced
today
by
lion.
II.
A.
Stewart,
minister
of
public
works.
NOT
SAYING
Failure
to
Comment
on
Military
Agreement
With
France
Regarded
as
Significant
tomorrows
lides
.....
0:15
ajn.
-18J2
ft.
11:50
p.m.
21.9
ft.
Low
....
5:45
a.m.
8.3
ft.
18:44
pjtn.
32
tU.
PR1CX:
FIVE
CENTS
NAVAL
AGREEMENT
SEEMS
POSSIBLE
flEW
PLAN
FOR
RELIEF
DISTRIBUTION
AMONG
FARMERS
Allowance
For
Work
Done
On
Their
Land
I
Alberta
Find
May
Make
Canada
Independent
of
Oil
Captain
Ulm
Forced
1
Ausl
Down
at
Sea
On
His
Flight
To
Honolulu
ralian
Flier
and
Two
Companions
Became
Lost
and
Ran
Out
of
Fuel
After
Encountering
Bad
Weather-Search
Operations
Commenced
'
-HONOLULU,
Dec.
4:
(CP)
Capt.
Charles
T.
P.
Ulm
and
two
companions,
who
hopped
off
from
Oakland
Monday
afternoon
for
a
flight
to
Australia
via
Honolulu,
were
forced
down
in
the
sea
at
an
estimated
distance
of
five
hundred
miles
from
Honolulu
this
morning.
They
became
lost
and
ran
short
of
gasoline
after
reporting
weather
"not
very
good.
A
coastguard
cutter-
1
;
ind
three
planes
were
dispatched
L..
rixr
rnrn
from
here
to
search
for
the
fliers.
1A
1
1
It
Y
Ksl!
Other
vessels
are
standing
by
awaiting
orders
to
proceed
to
theh
WENT
HIGH
Uncertain
as
to
Whether
or
Not
Well
Known
American
Flyer
Made
Stratosphere
Record
MUSKOGEE,
Okla..
Dec.
4:-Wl-iry-
Post
descended
fyeste'raaT
with
his
famous
plane
Wrrmle
Mae
after
in
ascent
to
the
stratosphere,
uncertain
as
to
whether
or
not
he
had
et
up
a
new
high
altitude
recort
It
will
not
be
definitely
known
until
his
sealed
barograph
has
been
!
opened
at
Washington,
D.C.
Post's
!
mechanic,
however,
declared
that
i
the
plane
had
been
up
more
than
,42,000
feet,
Its
previous
high
,
mark
I
made
at
Chicago
during
the
sum-,
mer.
The
record,
held
by
an
Italian
!
flyer.
Is
47,000
feet.
-t
.'
I
Post
was
forced
to
come
down
af-'
ter
his
oxygen
generator
had
gone
bad.
EMPLOYEES
TO
RETIRE
Veteran
Members
ot
Vancouver
Municipal
Service
Seeking
Superannuation
VANCOUVER.
Dec.
:-Several
long
time
employees
of
the
city
are
applying
for
superannuation
at
the
BERLIN.
Dec.
4:
While
France,
end
of
this
year,
making
their
ap-has
officially
denied
the
existence
j
plications
sooner
than
might
have
of
an
agreement
whereby
Russia
i
been
done
were
it
not
for
new
legls-would
make
her
army
available
for
Jiatlon
In
regard
to
superannuation
the
assistance
of
France
in
the
'
which
is
planned
at
the
next
ses-cvent
ot
war.
It
Is
regarded
as
slg-
sion
of
he
Legislature
which
would
niflcant
here
that
Russia
has
not
:
not
be
so
favorable
to
them.
Among
denied
the
existence
of
such
an
j
those
seeking
superannuation
are
agreement
but
has
refused
to
com-
j
Fire
Chief
C.
W.
Thompson.
Assls-ment
upon
it.
'Such
an
accord
jtant
Fire
Chief
Moffatt,
City
Elcc-would
be
most
regrettable."
It
Is
itrlclan
Fletcher
and
District
Fire
stated
by
a
high
German
official,
j
Chief
Fltspatrlck.
t
Output
of
Primary
Industries
In
British
Columbia
is
Ahead
By
Twenty
Million
This
Year
VICTORIA,
Dec.
4:
(CP)
Primary
industries
of
British'
Columbia
are
expected
to
have
a
combined
output
-of
$140,000,000
this
year,
according
to
provincial
Officials,
or
an
increase
of
$20,000,000
"over
last
year.
Of
this
total
lumber
products
may
reach
$45,000,000;
minerals
and
metals,
$41,000,000;
agricultural
products,
$39,000,000,
and
fisheries,
'$15,-000,000.
To
this
must
be
added
returns
from
factories,
transportation,
public
utilities
and
other
forms
of
services.
'
'
Current
reports
indicate
that
some
percentage
gain
has
been
made
in
almost
every
class
of
industry.
ill
ii
pi
it,
I
5
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i
a
1.
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4B
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4
4