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iv
v.
YOUK
1
twin
"
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--h.,n
Vultic.
Dec.
15:The
Iirl-
orllng
closed
nt
$
94i
"
1
exchange
yrstcrday.
Th
Canadian
dollar
was
at
$1.01
3-32.
,''',"P!
H
Blake,
mechanical
su-
'"m
ar'U
01
th0
Forcst
U"llcn
v
!,.
v"'"'ia,
niter
a
brief
vi&lt
.
11
-if
MB
duties,
sailed
by
the
Arte,Mde
Inst
night
for
Pulls
in
ihr
warrant
another
da;
lo
come
to
Montreal
voluntarily
or
be
picked
up
F
A
Lmd.-ay
o(
Victoria
was
the
only
Drin.vh
Columbian
named
LABORITES
IN
SESSION
lUluUr-MceUng.nf
T.
L,
Oanell
Communications
Head
and
Other
Business
Done
Various
matters
of
Importance
to
the
workers
were
taken
up
Thurs
day
night
at
the
regular
monthly
Meeting
of
the
Prtnc
Rupert
Trades
and
Labor
Council.
There
mm
a
food
attendance
of
delegates
with
Prcatdem
S.
D
Maedonald
In
toe
ebalr.
Qaaattmssattons
were
read
from
Hon.
O.
&
Pearson,
provincial
min-laicr
of
later,
and
the
board
of
In-
daautal
relations
replying
to
repre-tantattona
from
the
council
on
cer
tain
matter
such
as
minimum
wataa,
ale.
Tte
mlntstcr
of
labor
stated
that
a
rtspa
of
the
council
that
slil-coats,
an
ailment
cawed
from
Inhaling
of
dust
in
mine
work,
be
Inch
a
an
Industrial
dtaeae
for
which
Workmen's
Compensation
benefits
arc
paid
was
being
con-aulatad.
Tula
complaint
is
said
to
be
strit
prevalent
In
the
mines
of
this
dfctirtct
There
was
a
letter
from
P
m
Ptaper.
saeretary
of
the
Trades
&
Later
Congross
of
Canada,
dealing
wtth
matters
which
will
come
up
at
a
mitral
of
the
provincial
eacecu-Mva
with
the
British
Columbia
A
communlcaUon
from
premier
T.
D.
Pattutto
In
regard
to
the
ques
tion
of
local
nightaoll
service
fees
,
waa
read,
the
whole
question
being
referred
back
to
the
committee.
The
president
was
given
power
to
act
in
the
matter
of
dispersing
Christmas
rhcrr
among
the
needy.
LOAN
FOR
REFUNDING
Interest
at
three
Railways
to
bear
pcrcS
per
annum
for
a
Mxtecn-year
period.
I1AU
S1LVI
U
vnHK.
Bee
15:
CP-
1,u
.
.
iwr
ounce
,
on
ness,
WASTAGE
OF
FISH
Alaska
Salmon
Canners
Prosecuted
in
'Frisco
For
Violating
Little
Known
Statute
SEATTLE,
Dec.
15:
(CP)
The
Alaska
Packers'
Association
and
C.
A.
Ilalverson
of
San
Francisco
were
charted
In
federal
court
yesterday
with
violation
of
a
little
known
statute
prohibiting
wastage
of
salmon.
Assistant
United
States
Attorney
Gerald
Shocklin
filed
an
information
saying
that
the
defendants
"unlawfully
and
wantonly
wasted
or
destroyed
salmon"
by
not
using
the
tall
cuts
in
their
cannery
at
Chlgnik,
Alaska.
THREE
MEN
ARRESTED
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
15:
CP
Joe-
Ckma.',irtio"Twmcwas'
men
tloned
during
the
election
campaign
and
who
figured
In
the
1928
police
Investigation,
was
arrested
was
released
on
$30,000
ball
after
the
bond
had
been
increased
twice
from
J10.000.
Lou
Barrack,
arrested
on
the
same
charge,
was
granted
ball
in
the
sum
of
$5000.
Both
men
will
appear
in
answer
to
charges
on
December
21.
The
warrants
were
sworn
out
by
GIRLS
TO
TRUNDLE
Dorothy
nalllnger
llH.tln
1
.
Vtl
Entered
named
official
referee.
President
Six
Teams
,
A.
Johnston
of
the
Surf
Point
mine
staff
leaves
on
the
Princess
Norah
tomorrow
morning
for
iSkagway
enroute
to
the
Yukon
on
Bar
Tlmmlns
Corporation
mining
busl-
Mrs.
Johnston
sailed
last
.liver
clotec
-
urfayt'n,ght-.on
yae
princcM
Adelaide
for
)
the
local
meUl
.
Vancouver,
waay.
It
was
unclwnfw
VICTORIA,
B.C.
Today's
Weatk
Tomorrow's
Tides
fe
Sal
Rupert
Cloudy,
model.
pwnre
VgL
High
9:34
ajn.
20.5
ft.
t
uthrast
wind;
barometer,
29.80,
22:31
pm
17.3
ft.
pcrature.
44;
light
chop,
Low
'
2:56
a.m.
8.6
ft.
'
Hi
16:15
p.m.
5.3
ft.
X
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXIV
No.
291
V
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDA
Y,
DECEMBER
15
1934
PRIC;
FIVE
CENTO
TWELVE
LOST
IN
SHIP
FOUNDERING
AUTHORITIES
READY
FOR
CUSTOMS
DUTY
EVASION
CASES
Graphic
Account
of
Disaster
Involving
Atlantic
Freighter
r.
A.
Lindsay
of
Victoria
is
Only
British
Columbian
Named
in
Blanket
Warrant
of
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
at
Montreal
MONTREAL,
Dec
15:
(CP)
With
one
hundred
wit-s
instructed
to
be
ready,
the
Royal
Canadian
Moun-
u:e
today
hatl
their
ca
in
order
to
proceed
in
court
sj.OQO.UOO
alleged
liquor
duties
evasion
charges
in
lT
The
police
were
utill,
however,
without
their
"proeners.
Thry
gave
those
namct.
!
FINLAND
ONLY
NATION
!
TO
PAY
WAR
DEIJT
TO
UNITED
STATES
T,ODA
Y
WASHINOTON.
DC.
Dec.
15:
European
'war
debt
to
the
United
States
fell
due
to-
day.
Instalments
totalling
$115,000X00.
Only
$228,500.
however,
was
plaid,
this
being
from
Finland.
All
other
debtor
nations
a'dvlsed
the
Stat
De-
partment
that
they
would
not
be
paying.
Little
Change
In
Stock
Prices
Is
Recorded
Friday
NEW
YORK.
Dec.
15
-Stock
prices
moved
Irregularly
wlthlr.
a
narrow
range
In
yesterday's
trading
,
on
the
New
York
Stock
Exchang
-
,
,
..
,
.
Joe
Cclona
of
ancouver
Alleged
to
Have
Uved
Off
the
Avails
Of
Prostitution
Edward
Knott
Laid
at
Rest
Large
Attendance
at
Funeral
Last
Saturday
of
Weil
Known
Young
Port
Simpson
Man
PORT
SIMPSON.
Dec.
15:
There
was
a
large
attendance
at
the
fu-aeral
here
last
Saturday
of
Edward
James
Knott,
one
of
Port
Simpson's
st
known
young
men,
who
died
last
week
at
the
age
of
twenty-five
years.
Rev.
R.
J.
Love,
pastor
of
the
General
Hospital
for
five
weeks,
j
having,
however,
been
there
fori
some
time
previously.
Bom
In
Port
Simpson,
he
was
the
youngest
member
of
the
family
of
the
late
Toaeph
T.
Knott
and
Mrs.
Esther
Knott
now
Mrs.
Wesley.
Besides
his
mother,
he
is
survived
by
two
sisters
Mrs.
Florence
Esther
Wil-
ome
,.
Issues
moving
,J
up
sllghUy
..,.
and
800
oI
Prince
Rupert
and
Mrs.
others
down
slightly.
The
market
IlRrry
H-
Rvn
of
Port
Simpson-
was
verv
rlnlf
CWO00
sbirea
and
one
brother,
Roger
Thomas
changing
hand.
CJoslhg
averagrf
Knott
of
Port
Simpson.
Deceased
Mwerec-UKiuttUU196xffIH"A
the-Y,
FjEAafid
rails.
MJ5.
off
.06:
utilities.
1754.
1KO
in
fort
Simpson
Concert
off
.02:
bonds.
9557,
up
.03.
Band-
Those
sending
flowers
to
the
funeral
were
the
Port
Slmnson
Con-
yestcrday
and
charged
with
living
U
Dv!
1,T
A
J
cert
Band,
Y.
P.
E.
A..
Ladles'
Aid
Off
the
avails
of
prostitution.
He
1T100S6
011026
illU
of
the
Y.
P.
E.
A.
Mr
and
Mrs.
C.
Watson.
waison.
Mrs.
Mrs.
Maud
Maud
Ross
Ross
and
and
fam-
ii
fam-ailCe
Dp
fclllOyable
Uv
Mr
an
Mi.
William
Beynon
J
J
and
family.
Mrs.
William
Mus-
grave
and
family.
Mrs.
H.
Brentzen
Affair
Last
Night
Drew
Large
and
and
sister.
Robert
M.
Sampson.
Miss
Jolly
Crowd
Women
Assist
P
Smth
and
father.
Mrs.
H.
Hellin
Men
In
Staging
Event
and
mother.
Mrs.
J.
Brentzen,
Ole
Led
(Prince
Ruperti.
Mrs.
George
A
very
enjoyable
bridge
party
Woods
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P.
H.
Wes-
i
woman
whose
name
police
have
and
dance
was
held
by
the
Moose
'ey.
not
divulged.
White
Slavery
Charged
Clarence
Bancroft
was
commit-
i
Lodge
last
night
with
the
assistance
of
the
Women's
Mooschcart
Legion.
There
were
fifteen
tables
of.
cards
ted
for
trial
by
Magistrate
W.
M.
and
many
more
persons
called
for
McKay
In
police
court
yesterday
on
the
dance
which
followed,
a
white
slavery
charge
and
is
being
,
prize-winners
at
cards
were:
la-held
In
custody.
Defence
counsel
1
lies'
first.
Mrs.
R.
Glske;
second,
said
his
client
would
not
seek
re-
Mrs.
J.
J.
Judge:
men's
first.
Capt
lease
on
ball.
The
magistrate
had
James
Morrison
:
second.
Cecil
Mor-
suggtstcd
ball
of
$30,000.
rlson.
In
the
raffle
of
a
cake.
Mrs.
W.
Hickey
was
the
winner
American
Banker
Has
Passed
Away
Anthonv
Drexel
of
Philadelphia
Dies
in
New
York
at
Age
of
71
1
NEW
YORK.
Dec.
15:
Anthony
After
cards,
refreshments
were
Drexel.
prominent
Philadelphia
served
with
Mrs.
Ole
Stegavlg.
Mrs.
banker,
died
here
yesterday
at
the
R.
Olske.
Mrs.
V.
Orlmsson,
Mrs.
D.
Ambassador
Hotel
following
a
C
Schubert
and
Mrs.
Richard
Long
month's
Illness.
Since
his
return
In
charge.
from
a
trip
to
Europe
he.
had
been
The
men's
committee
consisted
of
confined
to
bod
at
the
hoteL
o(
Richard
Long.
James
Taylor.
B.
;
-
'Russell
and
Olllls
Royer.
'
Capt.
Larry
Thomson,
who
came
I
Music
for
dancing
was
by
Mrs.
J.
north
as
pilot
aboard
the
Imperial
S.
Black's
Orchestra.
Richard
Long
OH
Co.'s
tanker
Albertollte,
which
t
.
j
..
.
nthuslasn
,t,.i,
'
and
Olllls
Roycr
were
masters
of
was
here
this
week,
sailed
by
the)
With
considerable
cermonlM
and
B.
J.
Bacon
and
Cardena
last
night
on
his
return
to
prevailing,
a
Ladles
BoaUng
parkj
pd
viciotla.
I
League
wns
organized
at
a
meeting
I
last
night
In
the
Elks'
Home
with
.
j
nhnut
twcntv-flve
present.
Six
Itamhave
been
entered
and
there
.
...ii!
ulll
k
be
lnnfriio
league
nliv
play
rverv
every
"may
PrldaViM
nlght!,)t
is
expected
that
cups
will
be
presented
not
omy
for
league
competition
but
for
the
highest
'Individual
score.
Following
tnc
;mceUnij,Ilast
night
there
was
a
!
nractlf
e.
-
-
-
;
The
teams
entered
nre:
Cana-
..
.i
railed
lv
Canadian
!
dlan
National
Recreation
Assocla-
v.iin,i
iuiiaam
lr
I
Hon,
Dorothy
Balllngcr's.
Peggy
j
'
to
'
000
000
Issue
(Stcen's.
Margaret
Johnson's.
An-
I
(nette's
and
Big
Four.
m-TAWA
Dec
15:
tCP'-Tcn-;
Miss
Dorothy
Balllngcr
Is
presl-j
.?
being
called,
returnable,
dent
of
the
league
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
$M
000.000
refund-
Horton
secretary.
William
Stone
was
m
d
v
for
a
,g
loan
by
the
Canadian
Nat
ona
So
far
in
the
past
the
people
of
this
city,
through
the
Salvation
Army
and
other
organizations,
have
seen
ty)
it
that
all
poor
families
and
especially
the
children
have
had
the
means
of
enjoying
the
Christ-
mru
sonunn
Tf
fliia
5o
in
hn
flrmo
tli?s
vn.'ir
rnnsiflpi
m
Will
Santa
Claus
Fail?
To
Come
To
Numbers
Of
:
Prince
Rupert
Children?
Sixty-One
Defendants
Given
Day
to
Give
Up
Selves
or
Be
Arrested
Cunarder
Ascania
Has
Eighteen
Survivors
on
Board
and
Captain
Suggests
Seventeen
Lost
Chief
Officer
of
Belgian
Rescue
Ship
One
of
Victims
1
intprmpnt
tva
mart
In
Pnrt
.Qtmn.
NEW
YORK,.
Dec
15:
(CP)
A
Graphic
account
of
the
son
Cemetery.
I
foundering
of
the
British
freighter
Usworth,
400
miles
j
Decea
ed
had
bn
ui
for
five
J
east
of
Newfoundland,
in
which
was
pictured
exhausted
'years
and
on
the
last
occasion
hidlspampn
nf
tVio
ITci-nrfVi
fnacnrl
infr
v?lrl
cmc
mul
.VirL-In.
-
!..
1
.
I
r-
.
i
.
...
.
.
.
'
uj
uk
rm
oiinpsonnn
in
ni
oil
rp
released
Paw
frnm
from
rescue
rPCfiiP
shine
tn
to
nxm
calm
the
tho
wntni-
water,
u"iu
ships
was
received
in
a
wireless
message
today
from
the
Belgian
rescue
steamer
Jean
Jadot
The
rp
j
1
T
1
Q
Q
3
resmi
01
ine
disaster
arc
i
rades
and
Labor
iaow
piaced
at
civo.
whon
1.
jwere
members
ox
the
Uswortrr
I
niinril
P
rPQATlfc
icrew
who
could
nofbe
rescued
as
Radio
to
Hospital';
Old
Country
Soccer
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
First
Division
Arsenal
8,
Leicester
City
0.
Birmingham
0,
Town
4.
West
Bromwlch
Albion
4.
Town
2.
SCOTTISH
LEAOUE
First
Division
Aberdeen
3.
Hamilton
3.
Albion
Rovers
2.
Hearts
2.
Ayr
United
1.
Dunfermline
3.
Clyde
3.
Queen's
Park
0.
Dundee
2.
Alrdrleonlans
0.
Falkirk
1.
St.
Mlrren
1.
Hibernians
3.
Celtic
2.
Motherwell
4.
Partlck
Thistle
1.
Rangers
2.
Kilmarnock
3
St.
Johnstone
I
V
ancouver
r.
Kl
,
iminii
,tll
,v,l
.,1
,,,1
en
iwf
ltlnl
V,YO
B
TV.bC
lOOay
Wheal
VANCOUVER.
Dec.
15:
CP
Wheat
was
quoted
at
794C
on
the
local
exchange
yesterday,
dropping
been
subscribed.
How
could
anyone
enjoy
Christmas'
5
1
miss
Jean
Harrison
rjj
lady
knowing
that
many
children
were
not
en
joying
it
.
5
superintendent,
reported
to
the
too?
5
hospital
board
at
Its
meeting
last
Money
may
be
sent
to
the
Salvation
Army
or
the
5
Jjftt
nenJt?,!!tutlp"
po-up
oii
m0ip
SmW
.10
gpooo
vavoN
Jjj
f
STSUSSrt
the
Citadel.
-
the
Christmas
season
wens
going
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lifeboat
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Cunarder
Ascania
Is
reported
The
hospital
board,
at
its
regular
!
t0
bae
eighteen
survivors
aboard
monthly
meeting
last
night.
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lhc
captain
places
the
lostT-tetLwith
thanks
aapIXer
Jrom
the'5"111-
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Prince
Rupert
Trades
&
Labor
Council
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equip
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medical
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of
the
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a
short
wave
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radio
which,
the
council
feels,
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be
a
great
boon
to
the
patients.
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raClICC
Is.
the
intention
of
the
council
to
make
a
substantial
donation
itself,
,Iospita,
Requts
Kccom.
and
to
solicit
friends
for
the
bal-
nidation
From
Executive
ance
oi
ine
cost
oi
tne
receiver,
au
j
the
hospital
board
was
asked
fori
For
Consideration
was
permission
to
instal
the
ma-
j
executive
committee
of
the
chine.
The
offer
was
conveyed
to!Prlnce
Rupert
0eneral
Hospital
Is
the
board
by
S.
D.
Macdonald.
pre-!belng
asked
by
hoSpltai
to
president
of
the
Trades
&
Labor
eent
a
reDOrt
at
.
nt
miar
CouncU
and
a
member
of
the
board.
of
the
lmonthly
meeting
board
on
the
subject
of
the
status
of
chori-practors
so
far
as
praetice
in
the
local
hospital
is
concerned
following
recent
legislation
recognizing
the
cult.
Under
the
existing
regulations
of
the
hospital,
chiropractors
could
not
practice
In
the
hos-
Huddersfleld
pltal.
The
British
Columbia
Hos-
jpltals
Association
has
recommen--
Blackburn
Rovers
2,
Derby
ded
to
the
local
hospital
the
advlsa-
ounty
5.
I
bility
of
considering
the
question
in
Leeds
United
3.
Preston
North
View
of
the
new
legislation.
Any
re-End
3.
commendation
on
the
subject
that
Liverpool
4.
Tottenham
Hotspurs
may
be
made
by
the
executive
mlttee
and
passed
on
by
the
board
Manchester
City
2,
Chelsea
0.
would
have
to
be
ratified
at
the
Middlesbrough
4.
Aston
Villa
1.
'
annual
meeting
next
month
ol
the
Portsmouth
2.
Sunderland
4.
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
Sheffield
Wednesday
0.
Everton
0.
Association.
Stoke
City
I.
Wolverhampton
2.
.
.
LONDON
HAS
HEAVY
RAIN
Extensive
Property
Damage
Done
With
Possible
Loss
of
Life
LONDON.
Dec.
15:
Considerable
damage
to
property
was
done
with
possible
loss
of
life
as
a
result
ol
heavy
rains
which
were
causing
Queen
of
South
Ilood
conditions
here
today.
BEER
PA
K
1.0
ItS
FOR
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
Dec.
15:
By
a
vote
of
1991
to
1752
New
Westminster
yesterday
de-
4
cldcd
to
permit
the
opening
NEW
WEST.MINSTEU
of
beer
parlors
here.
Beer
par-
lors
have
never
previously
been
allowed
here,
the
thirsty
onca
In
the
past
having
had
to
drive
over
to
Vancouver
for
their
re-
freshmen
t.
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