Prince
Rupert-Cloudy,
lignt
variable
winds;
barometer,
304r
lempcruture,
43;
sea
smooth.
$rlk.
-Vol
XXIV
.
NO.
292
kx-wcmuiii
lloyd
ocoitot:
LONDON.
Doc.
17:
With
sUtc
r-
Rulatlon
of
the
Hank
of
England
the
keynote
or
his
plan
for
onomlc
recovery.
Former
Prettier
David
Lloyd
Oeorge
on
Saturday
launched
a
campaign
for
.
political
comeback.
He
is
seek-in"
the
support
or
many
business.
idustrlnl
and
economic
leaders.
District
Attorney
Fitts
is
Indicted
LOS
ANGELES,
Dec.
17:
-District
Attorney
Ilurrn
Pitts
has
been
ln-
'Uctcd
on
twenty-one
counts
of
mat-
Mischief
Charges
Are
Laid
in
Los
At
Vancouver
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
Cant.
Arthur
Slater.
17:
CP-
well
knowr
AnrTplpc
.StrilfP
master
of
Canadian
Pacific
coasta"
ttligCILa
Ulimc
merg
waJ
re.electcd
president
of
the
Canadian
Merchant
Service
LOS
ANGELES.
Dec.
17
-Thirty-
auud
ftt
the
end
of
the
week.
nine
complaints
charging
malicious!
nwhier
have
been
issued
following
1
A1
,,
nt
riots
and
upsetting
or
street
rrOSDCClOr
lllaV
.
...
fit
trap.
!
f
us
in
1
uuun.
nun
wins
1?"
TZ
Have
Drownec
j
ihclr
freedom
on
bail
01
uu
eacn.
jrace
is
Head
Of
Steel
Ass'n
No
Trace
of
Hen
Shaw,
Pioneer
01
Rossland.
Missing
In
Sheep
Creek
District
ROSSLAND.
Dec.
17:
Despite
ar
Intensive
search,
there
is
no
trac
1
or
Ben
Shaw,
pioneer
Rossland
llcthlchem
President
Named
Leader
.prospector,
who
has
been
missing
or
Association
at
i.onvcnuon
ifor
several
days
while
on
a
nuni
In
New
York
!ng
trip
In
the
Sheep
Creek
district
It
Is
feared
that
he
may
have
been
NEW
YORK.
Dec.
17
-Edward
0.
!drowncd.
Orace.
president
of
the
Bcthlcnem
Steel
Corporation,
was
elected
pre-
1
11
A
1
sldent
of
the
American
Iron
and(5anKnCaU
IS
UUl
Steel
Association
;tt
Hf
annual
con
vention
here
Bridu'emnn
Taking
Charire
For
(Jov't.
In
North
Vancouver
j
VICTORIA,
Dec.
17:
Appoint
nf
Former
Mayor
E.
H.
Bridge
(usance
In
of
flco.
lie
has
made
a
n
.UPervlsor
of
municipal
nf
blnnkit
denial
of
nil
the
accu-,lf
.
,Jot
Norln
Vancouver
is
an-"'
his
7,""
.
minister
ui
minnt'i-""""'
Pnst-il
Wiirhcru
In
T.rent
!
I
Britain
(liven
Increase
1
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
Mlchaloff.
who'
have
been
on,
a
trip
to
san
rTan-
Of
Contest
For
U.S.
Speakership
WASHINGTON.
DC.
Dec
17:
Congressman
John
Bankhcnd,
fa
Uier
of
Tallulah
Bankhead.
the
moving
picture
actress,
announces
withdrawal
as
a
candidate
for
the
House.
He
candidate
for
the
office
of
majority
leader,
he
states
The
fire
department
had
a
call
.
.
.
...
I
A-
At..
.v.,
.lnw
nt
4
o'clock
tins
morning
10
mic
Increases
clsco
to
v
s
wn
v
....
...
LONDON.
Dec.
17:-I'ay
Aartmcnts
wherc
a
verandah
nL'ttrotrntin.
rui
firvi
npr
venr
lor
and
aaugmer.
"
.
:
,
,
u
i
LibB'
Today's
Weather
lomorrows
lides
well
as
Ue
advice
today
that
vessel
was
now
proceeding
bark
to
Seattle
at
nine
knots
per
hour.
May
Export
Raw
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
.A.
..
J
J.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
DECEMBER
17,
1934
VANCOl)
VER
BAK
Miss
Kta"-a
Kxa
Ksva
.
.4.
tie
fiag
aboard
-.he
Ro;
.aa
ship
Hopow.
u
j,
a:'
..t
.
a-"
--
tn
Pluuadi
iphia
She
is
the
f'.r
t
stewavc
of
..
vr
S.
0.S.WAS
SENT
OUT
British
Freishter
in
'iroable
With
Shifted
Carso
Returning
to
Port
From
Cape
riattery
SIlTTLi;
Dec.
17:
CP
Bound
for
Shanghai
with
a
cargo
of
lumber,
the
British
freighter
Cape
Ortegal
was
in
distress
Sunday
night
four
hundred
miles
off
the
coast
outside
of
Cape
Flattery
when
her
cargo
shifted.
The
Empress
of
Asia
and
other
vessels
went
to
her
assistance
but
a
wireless
message
this
morning
stated
that
the
crew
had
succeeded
in
trimming
the
ship
so
that
she
might
return
to
port
unassisted.
The
Cape
Ortegal
s
"S.
O.
S."
was
picked
up
at
midnight
last
night
by
the
provincial
police
boat
P.
M.
I
9
at
Ocean
Falls
according
to
word
received
at
divisional
headquarters
of
the
provincial
police
here.
The
distress
call
was
forwarded
to
Victoria.
Digby
Island
wireless
station
also
picked
up
the
MS.
O.
S
ANTI-LYNCH
CROWD
OUT
Grim
Demonstration
Staged
Yesterday
At
Crime
Conference
In
Washington
WASHINGTON
D.
C,
December
17:
With
nooses
around
their
necks,
a
crowd
of
160
negroes
staged
a
grim
antl-lynchlng
aem-onstratton
here
yesterday
In
front
of
the
Continental
Hall
where
the
National
Crime
Conference
Is
In
session.
Banners
were
carried
showing
numbers
which
have
beep
lynched
Including
many
women.
VOTE
MADE
TO
WOMEN
Wives
or
Three
Lost
Australian
Fliers
to
Receive
$25,000
From
Government
CANBERRA.
Aust..
Dec.
17:
The
High
Low
T?:
(CPl-More
than
five
hundred
persons
were
arrested,
including
175
soldiers,
yesterday
at
Haskovo
in
Southern
Bulgaria
after
authorities
said
they
had
discovered
Communistic
plans
to
seize
all
army
arsenals,
kill
officers
and
non-commissioned
officers
and
establish
a
soviet
state.
CANADIAN
IS
HEARD
Col.
J.
L.
Ralston
Speaker
Before
Association
or
Lire
Insurance
Presidents
Australian
government
has
voted
;
authorlty
on
financial
and
econo-
.11:11
ajn.
21.3
ft.
.
5:04
a.m.
9.4
ft.
18:05
p.m.
3.6
ft.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTd
ROBBED
TOD
A
Y
BENNETT-
TASCHEREA
U
TAKE
COMMON
ECONOMIC
STAND
Bandits
Visit
Branch
ROBBERY
In
East
End
and
Take
Three
Thousand
Haul
Trying
Come-Eack
GREEN
AND
1
PI
nH
uB.v
t"
3
1
1
ROOSEVELT
Head
of
American
Federation
of
Labor
in
Session
With
President
Of
United
States
American
Federation
of
Labor
called
upon
President
Franklin
D.
r.
...IS
Ik
kulr
tkrrl
Irk
rtffwr
OF
GEMS
(Quarter
of
a
Million
Dollars
of
Jewelry
Taken
From
Wealthy
Pasadena
Home
1
PASADENA.
Oil..
Dec.
17:
CP
-
Jewelry,
rug)
and
furs
with
a
total
Three
Armed
Men
Hold
Up
Manager,
Teller
and
Five
'value
estimated
at
from
$175,000
to
Customers
and
Force
Them
Into
Vault
Before
$250,000
were
stolen
some
time
last
Making
Getaway
With
Cash
Wednesday
or
Thursday
from
the
J
home
of,
Mrs.
Delphine
Slattery.
,
,
,
,
West
Palm
Drive,
Altadena,
It
was
VANCOUVER,
Dec
t:
(CP)
Three
armed
jnen
held
,Mrned
at
the
therm
office
sa-ip
the
manager,
teller
and
five
customers
in
the
Main
and
turday.
Amonu
the
valuables
was
a
Prior
Street
branch
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal
here
this
diamond
rmg
valued
at
$100,000.
'-turning,
forced
them
all
into
the
vault
and
escaped
with
1,000.
This
branch
is
in
the
east
end
of
the
city
not
far
Yyt
Year
111
rom
the
Canadian
National
Railway
station.
The
police
iro
endeavoring
to
trace
up
the
robbers.
Lqs
AngcIeS
Precipitation
For
1931
to
Date
b
8.09
Indie
in
Comparison
With
Average
of
2.1
LOS
ANGELES.
Dec.
17
-The
meteorological
bureau
Here
announces
that
rainfall
so
far
this
year
In
Los
Angeles
has
totalled
8.00
inches
In
comparison
with
2.97.
the
average
yearly
total
to
date.
Resident
WASHINOTON,
p.C.
W
rNJSi-'SSiJffi-'S.iJJ
7
SS
VSSVSk
Angles
had
iU
fifth
straight
Friday
day
of
rain
On
account
of
the
wet
weather.
aut.
speedway
races
were
post-
a
U,t
of
.uton.
in
connexion
fi
J
J
with
the
expiry
of
National
Recov-
r
3()
cry
Act
regulation
next
spring.:
Labor
was
generally
In
accord
with
the
operaUon
of
the
N
R.
A..
Mr.
Oreen
stated,
but
It
was
felt
that
there
should
be
permanent
legislation
in
regard
to
collective
Captain
Slater
Is
Still
Guild
Head
j
Re-elected
to
Presidency
of
Cana-
(lian
airrcnani
service
uuuu
Stewardess
of
Russian
Merchantman
Sane
and
Regulated
Capitalistic
System
is
Urged
by
Premiers
Regulation
of
Business
and
Industrial
Practices
Also
Advocated
in
Making
Happy
and
Prosperous
State
:
Quebec
Welcomes
Competition
ATHMTPFIAT.
TW
17
fPPl
ATainrpnnnpo
nf
p
"sfiim
and
regulated"
capitalistic
system
and
wise
regulation
of
business
and
industrial
practices
as
essentials
of
a
happy
and
prosperous
state
have
proved
to
be
points
upon
which
Prime
Minister
R.
B.
Bennett
and
Premier
L.
A.
Ta-chereau
of
Quebec
agree
although,
on
many
occasions,
Uieir
views
are
at
great
.variance.
Bulgarian
I
Communistic
Coup
Failed
I
'
Seated
side
by
side
at
the
annual
1
banquet
here
Saturday
night
of
the
'
Dominion
Commercial
Travellers'
I
Association,
both
expressed
the
i
foregoing
views
and
Premier
B-n-
(nett
declared
that,
!f
these
concfu-
slons
had
not
been
brought
home
to
Canadians
in
the
past
few
years,
the
suffering
from
the
depression
had
been
in
vain.
Premier.
Taschereau
exprcsged
himself
as
being
In
favor
of
fair
txaomgamOOg
all
pravucABu
at
Home"
policy
was
"un-commc.r-clal
and
un-Canadlan."
he
declared,
and
he
would
welcome
competition
In
Quebec
from
all
provinces.
TRIAL
IS
STARTED
Charges
Against
Bruno
Richard
Ilauptmann
Formally
Read
FLEMING-TON.
NJ,
Dec.
17:
The
trial
of
Bruno
Richard
Ilauptmann.
charged
with
wilfully
and
deliberately
murdering
Charles
Augustus
Lindbergh
jr.
at
Hopewell
in
the
spring
of
1932,
was
formally
opened
with
the
reading,
of
Uie
charges
publicly
in
the
New
Jersey
Supreme
Court.
It
is
alleged
that
the
baby,
after
being
kidnapped
by
Hauptmann.
died
from
a
blow
on
the
head
or
from
exposure,
later
being
roughly
buried
In
a
shallow
grave
near
his
home.
Grim
and
silent,
turnlne
neither
NEW
YORK,
Dec.
17:
Addressing
0
leIt
0,
rlahf
HauDtmann
an-
the
annual
convention
of
the
As-;
in
court
manacled
to
his
sociatlon
of
Life
Insurance
Presl-
guard3.
He
displayed
no
trace
of
dents
here.
Col.
J.
L.
Ralston,
for-'
emotion.
t
mer
Canadian
cabinet
minister
and
!
"
i
525.000
to
be
paid
to
the
widows
of
i
ml(.
matters
dcclared
that
the
un-1
V
C
I
the
lCapt.
Charles
T.
P.
Ulm;
George
'
tUed
condltlon
oI
the
currency
of
mg
S
OOn
111
Uttlelohn
and
Leon
Skllllng
who
fK
were
!t
two
weeks
ago
between
j
economlc
recovery.
Col.
Ralston
;
Oakland
and
Honolulu
on
a
proJec-:als(J
condemneci
high
tarifr
policies.
1
ted
trans-Pacific
flight
from
the!
,
inltcd
States
to
Australia.
Cotton
From
U.S.,
1
c
kzvvn
1
State
Department
Considering!
German
Plan
Despite
Protest
Of
Union
Bodies
10
.
noiiuu
TO
LEAVE
Bandits
Blow
Out
Wall
of
Bank
And
Make
Larqe
Haul
WASHINOTON.
D.C.,
Doc.
17:-;
rm.n
Government
Tells
Former;
NORTH
FAIRFIELD.
Ohio.
Dec.
Despite
the
protest
or
the
American
I
Cuban
President
That
Ills
17:
Armed
bandits
visited
the
Federation
or
Labor
and
other
un-
presence
Not
Desired
'North
Fairfield
Savings
Bank
here
Ion
bodies.
Uie
United
States
State
eariy
Saturday
morning
and,
after
Department
is
still
studying
n
plan'
DErLtv
Dec.
17:
-Former
Pre-putting
telephone
and
electric
light:
whereby
united
states:
raw
coiion
sldent
Mchado
of
Cuba,
who
has
wires,
blew
out
a
wall
of
the
vault
may
be
exported
to
Germany
In
becn
ln
this
country
for
a
few
days,
j
and
escaped
with
several
thousand
exchange
tor
manufactured
articles
ostensibly
(or
the
benefit
of
his
dollars.
from
that
country.
(health,
has
been
advised
by
the
I
German
government
that
his
con-
Pnnce
nf
Wales
Takes
To
.Unucd
presence
here
Is
considered
WiMirniir
fJI'icsnc
X'mv
ns
helnir
danuofOUS
to
relations
of
BIRTH
NOTICE
"
'
Germany
with
other
countries,
par-
There
was
born
at
the
Prince
Ru-
LONDON,
Dec.
17:
The
Prince
tlcularly
with
Cuba.
It
is
expected
;pc
General.
nospiiai
uccemDer
u
Urttlsh
postal
workers
are
an-
Icy
Wilson.
"
ur
l"
dumped
Into
a
box.
Wight
damage
of
Wales
has
taken
,
to
wearing
,
that
Macharto
may
go
from
Oer-
to
Dr.
and
Mrs.
H.
O.
Johnsen,
a
Jiounccd.
Tlie
Incrensos
will
become
from
the
south
on
uic
u
,vn.done
as
cone.
-
I
glasses
for
reading
only.
many
to
Switzerland.
daughter,
elective
next
year,'
Norah
yesterday.
V
New
Zealand
Duke
of
Gloucester
Landed
at
Wellington
on
Saturday
From
Australia
WELLINGTON.
N.Z.,
Dec.
17:-Contlnulng
his
goodwill
tour
of
the
Dominions
down
under,
the
Duke
of
Oloucester.
third
son
of
King
Oeorge.
arrived
here
on
Saturduy
from
Australia.
Kingsford-Smith
On
Lecture
Visit
To
Trisco
Area
OAKLAND.
Cal..
Dec.
17:
Sir
Charles
Klngsford-Omlth
flew
up
rrom
Burbank.
Cal.,
on
Saturday;'t(i
un
it'ciure
engagemenvs
nerciiiic
exnects
to
return
I
this
weelc
to
LosjTVngclcf