Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
Prince
Rupert
Raining,
strong
ijtheast
wind;
barometer,
29.7u
High
11:14
a.m.
19.3
ft.
temperature,
46;
sea
rough.
Low
5:18
a.m.
11.1
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
RRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
18:11
pjn.
5.0
It.
XXIV
No
22
V
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
JANUARY
26,
1934
PKICE:
FIVE
CENTS
PRESIDENT
ROOSEVELT
IS
IMPATIENT
OTTAWA
HOUSE
GETTING
DOWN
TO
BUSINESS
OF
SESSION
Estimates
Expected
To
Be
Presented
Today
in
Plan
to
Speed
Business
Government
Expects
to
(let
Bulk
of
Legislative
Program
Before
Parliament
Enrly
Next
WeekNew
Trade
Treaties
OTTAWA,
Jan.
26:
Hardly
was
the
centuries-old
cere
monial
in
connection
with
the
opening
yesterday
by
Lord
Hi
borough,
Governor
General,
of
the
fifth
session
of
"ie
Seventeenth
Parliament
of
Canada
completed
than
I'f-mii'r
R.
B.
Bennett
announced
that,
in
line
with
the
Has
Bad
Turn
i.oit
I
itAi)i:N-i'0vi:ix
LONDON.
J.tn
26
Lord
Robe'
Ilii'ien-Powe
11.
founder
of
')
U'i
Scouts,
who
has
been
111.
k
n
Mltiht
turn
for
the
worse
'crday.
Today's
Stocks
New
York
8
8tecl.
5,.
Ci
iipral
Motors,
33V
Miryslcr.
56,
American
Telephone,
118.
Nash
Motor.
20.
Elevtrle
Auto
Lite,
27
Toronto
International
Nickel.
22.05.
Dome,
33i)0.
Hollingcr,
11.00.
Eldorado,
3.64.
Wright
llargreavca.
flilO.
Thox.
Cadillac,
,30.
Howry.
.08.
Uralorne.
10.75.
Wheat
Prices
Winnipeg
May.
.01.
July,
.08.
Chicago
May.
.C8Ti.
July.
.87's.
September.
.88'
.
Afraid
of
Being
Scolded,
Toronto
Child
Ran
Away
Toronto.
Jan.
20:
Edith
Mil-nurd
U.
missing
since
Wednesday,
was
found
wet
and
111
yestcr-ay.atler
!mvlnK
travelled
for
hours
jrcuchlng
rain
la
fliht
from
a
-'government1!
plan
to
expedite
busl-
and
get
the
session
over
as
!neu
speedily
a
possible,
the
main
estl-I
mates
would
probably
be
presented
'
today
with
the
government
hoping
to
get
the
bulk
of
the
more
impor-j
tant
legislative
program
before
the
Houst-
by
early
next
week,
j
In
adldtton
to
the
Dominion-wide
'program
of
public
works
with
a
,
view
to
relieving
unemployment
nd
stimulatfnt
economic
recovery
;.,qd
othMpoxtfnt
legislative
i.lans.
the
Speeeh
from
the
Throne
vcslcrday
foreshadowed
new
trade
greements
with
a
view
to
bringing
about
expansion
of
Canada-Empire
trade
A
mend
menu
to
the
Bank
Ac'
it
was
Intimated,
would
include
pi
vision
for
the
establishment
of
u
central
bank.
t
No
time
is
being
wnstcd
in
getting
down
to
the
real
business
of
jwh.it
is
generally
expected
to
be
a
i
I
very
Important
session
and,
pos-'
i
sibly.
the
last
one
before
the
next
general
election.
ELECTION
AT
METLAKATLA
Six
Councillors
Named
For
1931
Willi
Peter
Ltljhton
Chosen
Acting
Chairman
The
annual
election
or
a
native1
council
for
the
year
1934
was
con-
ducted
at
MetlakaUa
jesterday
by;
'Indian
Agent
W.
E.
Colllson.
the'
j
following
being-
chosen:
Peter
U-lghton.
Henry
Provost.
William
n.
Leatk,
Reuben
Lelghton,
James
j
a.
Prevost
and
George
D.
Ryan.
Following
the
election,
the
new
council
went
Into
session
to
deal
with
considerable
business
affect-h.g
village
affairs.
Peter
Lelghton
was
appointed
acting
chairman
pending
the
appointment
of
the
chief
councillor
for
the
year.
I
Edward
A.
Lelghton
was
chosen
secretary-treasurer.
;
Illegal
Operations
Alleged
Against
Doctor
in
Ontario
SMITH
S
FALLS,
Ont..
Jan.
26:
Dr.
William
Pratt
yesterday
before
Magistrate
Sparham
faced
seven
charges
uf
ncrfdrmlng
Illegal
oper
ations
and.
at
the
request
of
both
crown
nnd
defence,
the
hearing
was
adjourned
for
one
week.
Once
again
no
bidders
appeared
yesterday
at
the
adjourned
sheriff's
sale
of
the
once
famous
Engineer
mine
in
the
Atlln
district,
ihc
sale
being
further
deferred
until
April
20,
4H
BIG
LOAN
TAKEN
UP
U.
S.
Investors
Twice
Oversubscribe
Billion
Dollars
Within
Twenty-Four
Hours
t
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
26:-President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt's
billion
dollar
loan,
first
move
In
the
administration's
campaign
to
Yalse
ler
billion
dollars
before
June
30,
wa
esUmated
Wednesday
night
to
have
been
twice
oversubscribed.
It
had
been
offered
to
the
public
only
one
day.
BLIZZARD
ISENDED
WINNIPEO.
Jan.
26
CP
Wild
blizzard
conditions
which
have
been
prevailing
in
the
prairie
provinces
since
the
first
of
the
week
were
reported
yesterday
to
be
moderating
with
the
storm
apparently
crossing
the
border
Into
North
Dakota
and
other
prairie
states
which
reported
heavy
snowfalls
with
subzero
temperatures.
Train
Late
and
Wires
Down
in
,
Slide
on
Line
Due
to
slide
conditions
on
the.'
lower
Skeena
River
between
Salvus
,
and
Kwinltsa,
It
was
7
o'clock
this
I
morning
before
the
train
due
from
the
east
at
10
o'clock
last
night
arrived.
The
rotary
plow
had
to
be
sent
out
to
clear
the
line.
Both
telegraph
lines
have
been
down
since
yesterday
afternoon
and
tterc
was
little
prospect
of
service
being
restored
today
KIDNAPPING
IS
FEARED
Nude
.Man
in
Blue
Coupe
Believed
To
Have
Seized
Young
Girl
Near
Niagara
Falls
NIAOARA
FALLS,
Ontario.
Jan
uary
2ft
Police
are
Investigating
the
reported
kidnapping
of
a
young
girl
In
the
village
of
St.
David's
by
a
nude
man
In
a
blue
coupe.
How
Milk
Pickets
Curb
Delivery
In;:reaing
vat.daiism
and
mob
violence
marked
efforts
of
pickets
to
establish
a
blockade
around
Chicago
In
enforcing
a
general
milk
strike
that
caused
an
acute
shortage
In
the
Windy
City.
Above
is
shown
one
of
six
milk
trucks
seized
by
pickets
and
sunk
In
the
Chicago
river
as
one
answer
of
the
strikers
to
proposed
price
cuts.
Below
are
pickets
wit
teel-toothed
drags
on
a
highway
near
the
Illinois-Wisconsin
state
line,
part
of
the
blockade
thrown
around
Chicago
to
prevent
milk
deliveries.
IS
GIVING
TO
RELIEF:
Premier
.Mussolini
Turns
Oven
Book
Royalties
To
Be
Used
In
Giving
Work
ROME.
Italy.
January
26
Pre
mier
Benito
Mussolini,
as
the
author
of
one
of
the
best
selling
J
books
In
Italy,
has
contributed
the;
royalties
to
relief
work
organized-
by
the
Fascist
party.
Artificial
Halibut
Hatching
Is
Being
Worked
Upon
Now
By
Commission
Fish
Expert
SEWARD,
Alaska,
Jan.
26:
(CP)
Working
on
an
experiment
never
before
successfully
completed,
Richard
Van
Cleve,
scientist
for
the
International
Fisheries
Commission,
declared
that
live
halibut
eggs
"had
been
put
under
incubation
in
a
small
hatchery
here
and
he
had
hopes
of
producing
young
halibut.
A
portable
hatchery
was
set
up
here
a
month
ago
by
an
expedition
sponsored
by
the
commission.
Mr.
Van
Cleve
said
that
tentative
findings
bv
the
commission
had
also
disclosed
that
halibut,
instead
of
decreasing,
were
apparently
increasing
in
Mr.
Van
Cleve
is
a
son-in-law
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
Pillsbury
of
this
city.
His
wife
is
at
present
visiting
here.
,
MART
WAS
LISTLESS
But
Some
Gains
Shown
in
Late
Tradlnr
On
New
York
Stock
Market
Yesterday
V
NEW
YORK.
January
26-Motor
and
motor
accessory
issues,
led
a
late
rally
after
early
llstlessness
In
the
stock
market
yesterday,
.earllei
losses
of
a
fraction
to
around
a
point
or
more
being
reduced
or
changed
Into
similar
gams.
The
industrial
average
at
closing
was
106.85.
off
17:
rails,
4857.
off
.23.
utilities,
26.89.
off
M,
and
bonds.
88.91.
up
.001.
Jewish
Patriarch
Fined
For
Having
Mash
in
Possession
MONTREAL,
Jan.
26;
-Chief
Justice
Perrault
found
a
Jewish
patriarch
guilty
of
having
"mash
In
his
possession
from
which
alcohol
could
be
made"
and
fined
him
$280
'
and
costs.
Foreign
Exchange
Swindle
Charged
BUENOS
AIRES,
Jan.
28:-Seven
persons
have
been
arrested
on
charges
of
conducting
a
foreign
exchange
swindle
here
involving
more
than
$320,000.
Chief
Executive
Gets
Tired
of
Senatorial
Delay
on
Gold
Bill
Vote
in
Upper
House
on
Dollar
Devaluation
Measure
is
Expected
Today
Victory
For
Administration
With
Defeat
of
Silver
Amendment
is
Expected
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
Jan.
26:-President
Franklin
a
noosevelt
has
intimated
that
he
is
tired
of
continued
ef-i
forts
in
the
Senate
to
interfere
with
the
passage
of
his
gold
;
till
and
dollar
devaluation
measure.
The
latest
move
on
the
part
of
the
obstructionists
has
been
an
amendment
to
provide
for
the
setting
up
of
a
board
of
control
on
the
proposed
stabilization
fund.
2.
rVDADTIXir1
Wilh
admlnlstrallon
forces
gath
r.ArllKllnll'i
erln8
themselves
together
with
a
a-n
a
I
vsviiitu
view
to
gettlng
tne
meajure
throug
fT2
DT
k
ATPO
without
delay
a
vote
was
being
ex-
I
Ur
I
LAIN
EjiI
PtcOta
the
Senate
by
today.
Ali:
ierlty
Leader
Robinson
threatened
yesterday,
if
the
bill
was
not
pasted
I
Oreat
Britain
Permitted
To
Sena
today,
to
hold
the
Senate
in
session
Fighting
Airplanes
Any
Where
over
Saturday.
Passage
of
the
pre-
In
World
,
-Ident's
bill
with
defeat
of
t
i
.
'Wheeler
silver
amendment
U
pre-
M.JaaiXi2ftta3ycd
feely
bypolltical
,.
observers,
'airplanes
manufacture!
In
QrtfAfirZaTcd
largely
to
I
Britain
may
bp
exported
without
Republican
criticism
of
the
presj-speclfic
government
licence
to
ev-
dent's
Senator
currency
program.
ery
country
In
the
world
excepf
astings
of
lessee
deSSni
j
the
gold
bill
as
more
acetous
Rush
Trapper
Out
After
Explosion
PRINCE
ALBERT.
Sask..
Jan.
26:
C.
Sandyke.
Swan
Lake
trapper,
who
was
Injured
recently
In
the
explosion
of
a
barrel
of
gasoline
160
miles
northeast
of
here,
was
rushed
to
hospital
by
an
airplane
piloted
by
Angus
Campbell
of
Saskatoon.
PROBE
OF
LYNCHING
Three
.Men
Charged
With
.Murder
As
Result
of
Death
of
Negro
In
Kentucky
HAZARD.
Kentucky,
January
26
Three
men
were
arrested
on
murder
warrants
and
another
held
for
questioning
as
Perry
County
officials
yesterday
pressed
the
Investigation
of
the
lynching
of
Rex
Scott,
a
negro.
Exchange
Hates.
New
York
and
Montreal
MONTREAL.
Jan.
26:
The
British
pound
sterling
was
trading
at
$5,014
on
the
local
foreign
ex
change
yesterday
find
the
United
1
States
dollar
at
$1.00
15-16.
NEW
YORK.
Jan.
26:
The
BrI-j
tish
pound
sterling
was
selling
at;
$l.D6'i
on
the
local
foreign
ex-i
change
market
yesterday
and
the!
Canadian
dollar
at
99c.
I
TO
PROTEST
i
DEPORTING
!
WINNIPEO.
January
26
-
The
test
against
those
Initiating
depor-
tatlon
proceedings
against
aliens)
with
less
than
five
years'
residence,
'
in
Canada.
j
even
man
tne
Bryan
silver
plan.
WOMAN
IS
INDICTED
Ontario
Grand
Jury
Names
Mm
Eva
.Miller.
Erpert
Marksman.
"
As
Killer
of
Husband
PORT
DOVER.
Ont.
January
2
j
Mrs.
Eva
Miller
Gamble,
whoe
expert
marksmanship
gained
her
acess
to
high
circles,
has
been
named
by
a
grand
Jury
as
the
killer
of
her
husband,
Bruce
O
amble,
and
will
go
on
trial
for
hcr
life.
HOG
MART
-IS
STRONG
Highest
Trices
In
Two
Years
1
Reached
In
Toronto
and
Fur.
ther
Climb
Is
Anticipated
TORONTO.
January
28
H05
prices
reached
the
level
of
JanuaQr
1931
on
the
local
livestock
market
yesterday,
having
gained
$5
In
orif
year.
With
Indications
of
continuing
demand,
market
men
forcast
that
the
prices
will
go
still
higher.
Football
Ldttery
Tickets
:
Seized
in
Montreal
Raid
MONTREAL,
Jan.
28:
Police,
In
a
raid
here,
seized
$300,000
worth
if
tickets
In
a
lottery
on
Engllstv
League
football
games.
lSIIHEL
MACDONALD
REJECTED
BY
LABOR
4
LONDON.
Jan.
26.
The
La-
bor
Party
In
South
Poplar
has
7
rejected
Miss
tshbel
MacDon-
aid,
eldest
daughter
of
Pre-
mler
J.
Ramsay
MacDonald,
probably
because
of
her
fa-
ther's
break
with
the
party
at
large.
4
...
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t