I
She
h
Today's
We$tS
Tomorrow's
Tides
I
High
3:30
a.m.
193
tt.
Ilupcrt
Cloud.
V
prince
15:07
pjn.
20.0
It.
wind;
barometer,
v
soutlicast
v
Low
9:24
a.m.
8.3
ft.
42:
light
chop.
trropcraturc,
21:50'
p.m.
3.9
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
r
Vol
XXV
No.
2
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
JANUARY
3,
1034
PRICK:
FIVE
CENTO
UNITED
STATES
ALASKANS
TOLD
President
Roosevelt
Makes
No
Legislative
Recommendation
Today
Chief
Executive
of
United
States,
in
Message,
Deals
With
Recovery
Program
and
Progress
.Made
During
Last
Six
Months
WASHINGTON.
D.C.,
Jan.
3:
(CP)
President
I).
KotwevcK,
in
a
message
at
the
opening
of
the
session
r.f
I
nited
States
CongruKs
today,
refrained
from
specific
r,,ounendations
of
legislation
but
dealt
with
the
economic
m
overy
urogram
and
progress
during
the
last
six
nvinths.
The
President,
apparently,
plans
to
deal
later
Arrives
Today
i
Ing
a
V.
pi.teu
lakh:
r
fr
Laklc
who
has
been
ap-
l
District
Freight
and
Pas--
nv-rr
Agent.
Prince
Rupert,
!or
Canadian
National
Railways.
H
ix
a
native
of
Winnipeg
and
n.i.
red
the
service
of
thc
Canadian
Northern
Railway
at
Winnipeg
in
1904.
occupying
various
po-MUms
In
the
General
Freight
Of-fi"
there
until
September
1915.
win
n
he
went
overseas
with
hl
i'-micnt.
the
90th
1
Winnipeg
Ilifi'H-
and
served
overseas
with
!
78th
Battalion.
Hc
was
demo-biiird
In
1919
and
re-entered
thc
tii
ni
ral
Freight
Department
of
"ir
Canadian
National
Railway
ul
Winnipeg.
Hc
was
transferred
to
Vancouver
In
1920
to
the
posl-!im
of
Chief
Clerk
in
the
General
Fn-iKht
Department,
which
position
ho
hns
occupied
until
the
present
time.
At
Prince
Rupert
h-
succeeds
H.
McEwen.
who
Is
bring
transferred
to
Brandon.
Man.
Mr
Lnkle
arrived
this
mornjng
on
the
Prince
Rupert
from
Vancouver
to
nssumo
his
nrw
duties.
Ills
wife
will
be
here
later.
IS
KILLED"
BY
MANIAC
Setenleeti
Year
Old
Waid
In
Hull-fax
liuliliillnn
Is
Tragically
I
Slain
t
HALIFAX,
January
3
(Canadian
rreftsiA
Hcvenlecn
year
old
ward
(,f
a
city
lioinc
was
beaten
In
"path
yesterday
by
a
violently
Insane
patient
who
broke
loose
front
a
tell
and
attacked
thc
boy
with
an
iron
bar
wrenched
loose
from
a
grating,
fkiui
the
exact
lejclalalkm
lie
pro-
puMa
to
recommend.
Reviewing
hU
stewardahlp.
the
chief
execuUve
referred
to
the
sold
recovery
monetary
program,
hav-
the
twofold
purpose
of
"slreng-jUicnlng
the
whole
financial
struc-Iturc
and
of
arriving
eventually
at
medium
of
exchange
which
will
.have
leu
variable
purchasing
and
debt
paying
power
for
our
people."
ROOSEVELT
ON
LEAGUE
S.
lom
Not
Contemplate
Membership.
Prrsldcnl
Tells
Wash-I
Ington
Gathering
WASHINGTON.
DC.
Jan!
3:
iC'P1
"We
are
not
members
and
1
1.
not
contemplate
member-4:
ip
President
Itoonevelt
mid
con-rrnnv;
tlic
United
States
and
thc
League
of
Nation
in
an
address
hue
at
thc
end
of
the
week.
1
Today's
Stocks
I
ixniru-n
S
t.
utuxrton
U
I
Vancouver
B.
R.
X.
Gold.
20.
Big
Mlaeourt.
M.
B.
C.
Nickel.
.54.
U.
R.
Con.,
.20.
Oariboo
Gold.
220.
Bralorne.
10.25.
Georgia
River.
.02W
Indian,
.OH.
t
i
Mlnto.
.13.
Meridian,
26ft.
:
?
Morning
qtar.
2
Native
Son.
.05.
V
National
Silver,
,CC
Noble
Five.
.1314.1
:v
'
ppnd
Oreille,
.82.'
Premier.
107.
Porter
Ida.ho.
.13.
Reeves.
M.
'
Reward.
10.
Reno,
.90
,t
Silver
Crest.
.03.
Whitewater,
.OS.
Wnyslde.
.41.
Waverly.
.02
v4.
Oils
Fnbyan,
.00.
,
Home,
155.
C.
fi
E..
.93.
.
,
'
.
Freehold,
.13.
A.
P.
Con..
.10.
-Calmont,
.10.
t
Sterling
Pacific,
.00.
Toronto
Alexandria.
.03.
Columailo.
.55VSt.
Central
Pallida,
.53.
Klrkland
Ukc
30.00,
Nornuda.
33.00.'
Sherrltt
Gordon.
1,00.
Inter.
Nickel.
21.05.
(
Granada,
.70.
MncAsm
2.05.
Slsco,
1.41.
THEY
ARE
STILL
IS
OFF
FOR
TRIPWEST
i
rrrmler
Bennett
LeaTes
Ottawa
For
Caliary
and
Vancoiive
r
OTTAWA.
Jan.
3:
(CP)
It
was
learned
today
that
Prime
Minis-
i
ler
K.
n.
Htnnett
plans
to
leave
tonight
on
a
trip
to
Calgary
and
Vancouver,
Intending
to
be
back
in
Ottawa
within
two
weeks
In
time
(or
the
Interprovlncial
con-
I
frrence.
OTTAWA.
January
3
(Canadian
Prcw-
The
projected
trip
of
Pre
mier
it.
b,
Bennett
to
caigary
ana
doubUu
,f
hc
would
makB
thc
trtp
m
ylcv
r
the
approaching
oo-
minlon
-
provlnclal
conference
-
-
I
O
O
IT
("
fW
P
ANSINlj
XlY
rUUm.li
J
BARRISTER;
Clarence
Wilton
Itradshaw,
Well
Known
Victoria
lawyer.
Dead
At
Age.
of
Seventy-Six
VICTORIA.
Jan.
3:
CP
-Clarence
Wilton
Bradshaw
B.A..
well
known
barrister,
is
dead
here
at
live
use
of
seventy-six
years.
Bom
at
Bdequce.
P.E.I..
August
27.
1857.
thc
late
Mr.
Brarihax
was
educated
at
Acadia
University
and
was
called
to
the
Manitoba
bar
in
1886.
practising
In
Winnipeg
from
then
until
1907
when
hc
moved
to
Victoria,
being
called
to
Uie
British,
Columbia
bar
In
1908
since
which
time
hc
pracUsed
in
Victoria
Mr.
Bradshaw
was
married
to
Miss
RuUi
McLaren
In
1897
and
they
two
daughters.
Deceased's
rc-
creation
was
motorboatlng.
Action
Against
Big
Company
For
Fraud
Dismissed
BUFFALO.
N
Y
.
Jan.
3:
A
$148,-
,579,818
suit
against
the
Niagara
'Sharo
Corporation
and
Its
management
has
been
dismissed
by
thc
Supreme
Court
which
ruled
that
there
was
no
evidence
of
fraud
as
(charged
In
the
stockholders'
suit.
Fatally
Injured
When
Hit
by
Car
Joseph
Cecilberg
Loves
Mis
Life
ttirly
New
Year's
Morning
In
Vancouver
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
3:
CP-Jo-
reph
Cccllbcrg.
aged
63,
of
Vancou
ver
was
fatally
Injured
cany
ncw
Year's
morning
when
struck
by
an
automobile
at
thc
corner
of
Nelson
and
Burrard
Streets
ACTION
OF
BENNETT
IS
I
AFFRONT
TO
PARLIAMENT,
SAYS
MACKENZIE
KING
OTTAWA,
Jan.
3:
(CP)
Thc
action
of
Prime
Minister
It.
B.
Bennett
In
recommend-
Ing
Canadians
for
titles
Is
termed
an
"affront
to
Par-
llamcnt"
by
Rt.
Hon.
William
CONGRESS
Noted
Society
Scions
Betrothed
E9
"
i::iJXN
S.
S.
GILLESPIE
JOHN
JACOB
ASTOlt
Engagement
of
John
Jacob
AsUir
ano
Miss
Eileen
S.
S.
Gillespie,
members
of
two
of
the
oldest
families
of
thc
Unltco
States,
has
bwn
announced.
Astor
Is
son
of
late
Col.
John
Jacob
Astor,
who
lost
his
life
in
Titanic
disaster,
and
Mrs.
Madeleine
Astor
Dick
Flcrmontc.
Mls
Oillespic
is
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lawrence
Lewis
Gillespie
of
New
York
and
a
descendent
of
Roger
Williams,
colonial
patriot.
Remonetization
Of
Silver
Urged
Tom
Ueid
M.P.
Urjes
That
Canada
Chould
Follow
Lead
of
United
States
NEW
WESTMINSTER.
Jan.
3:
Tom
Rcld,
M.P.
for
New
Wcstmln-
Ucr.
urges
a
silver
remonetization
scheme
for
Canada
similar
to
that
which
Is
being
advocated
In
thc
trnitjHt
states.
It
would
Eieatly
as-
ilst
mining
and
industry
generally.
hc
believes.
BIG
FIRES
IN
SCHOOLS
One
Catholic
Institution
In
cuebce
Destroyed
and
Another
Nearly
So
THREE
RIVERS.
Que..
Jan.
3:
(CP
i
Fire
in
St.
Fhlilipiws
con-
vent
here
on
Saturday
threatened
to
destroy
thc
institution
complete-
ly
and.
as
It
was.
did
$80,000
da
mage.
Several
hundred
girl
inmates
were
away
at
their
home
for
Christmas
at
the
time.
Fifty
below
zero!
VTathcr
prevailed
at
thc
time
of
thc
flro.
mothers'
College
Burns
OT.
RAYMOND.
Portneuf
County.
Que.
Jan.
2:
(CPl
St.
Raymond
College,
administered
by
thc
Christian
Brothers,
wns
destroyed
by
frc
at
the
end
of
thc
week.
Thc
10S.S
Is
placed
at
$100,000.
HALIFAX
FIRE
LOSS
HALIFAX.
Jan.
3:
Dnmnge
ns
a
Lyon
Mackenzie
King,
Leader
(
result
of
thc
disastrous
fire
which
of
the
Liberal
Opposition,
t
swept
a
block
In
the
business
.tlqn
of
this
city
late
last
week
is
nowVpiaced
at
$150,000.
UNDER
Stock
Market
Tone
Buoyant
Rising
Tendencies
Prevail
as
Year
the
Pembroke
Woollen
Mills
Ltd-Closes
Despite
Profit-Taking
j
Masscy
Lumber
Co.
Ltd..
Canadian
Activity
Electrical
Association,
Pembroke
!
Southern
Railway,
Continental
Bag
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
3:
(CP)
Thc
&
Paper
Co.
Ltd-
and
Canadian
New
York
stock
market
closed
the
year
witn
a
aeciaeaiy
Duoyani
wnc.
Rising
tendencies
which
had
been
evident
for
a
few
days
previous
con-
tlnucd
and
prices
near
the
close
were
not
far
from
the
previous
day's
best
despite
moderate
proflt-tak-
ing.
I
.
I
I
Ontario
People
j
Killed
as
Auto
;
,
0
if
rp
utrUCK
DV
1
rain
i
"
'
ST.
THOMAS,
Ont..
Jan.
3:
iCP)
Four
residents
of
Rodney.
Ont..
j
were
killed
at
thc
week-end
when
an
automobile
sped
in
front
of
a
fast
freight
train
near
here.
!
British
Pound
and
Canadian
Dollar
on
New
York
KxthaiiKC
NEW
YORK.
Jan.
3:
-The
British
pound
sterling
was
quoted
at
$5.15i
on
the
local
foreign
exchange
market
and
thc
Canadian
dollar
nt
$1.00
3-10.
Card
of
Thanks
Friends
of
the
late
Nick
Nellson.
whose
funeral
took
place
Saturday,
wish
to
thank
all
those
who
sent
flowers
or
extended
assistance
ana
sympathy.
IS
OPENED
VOLSTEAD
ACT
Beer
Exceeding
3.2
j
Percent
and
Spirits
Illegal
in
Territory
Any
Shipments
of
Such
Beverages
Arc
Subject
to
Seizure
And
Confiscation,
District
Attorney
Kchoc
Announces
ANCHORAGE,
Alaska,
Jan.
3:
(CP)
United
States
District
Attorney
Joseph
W.
Kehoe
yesterday
warned
Pacific
Coast
shippers
and
Alaskan
dealers
that
the
Vol-j-tcad
Act
is
still
effective
in
Alaska
and
that
any
shipments
of
beer
exceeding
3.2
percent
strength
or
spirits
into
the"
territory
are
subject
to
seizure
and
confiscation-
DEATH
OF
MINISTER
Hon.-E.-
A.
Dnniop,
Provincial
Se-
l
f
"
rtlaryiof
Ontario,
Tastes
Away
TORONTO,
Jan.
3:
(CP)
Edward
Arunah
Dunlop,
provincial
treasurer
for
Ontario
and
president
of
Dunlon
&
Co.
Ltd.,
wholesale
i
hardware
dealers,
passed
away
here
ion
Monday
following
a
serious
Ill
ness
from
which
It
had
been
realized
for
a
few
days
previous
he
had
little
chance
of
recovery.
The
late
Mr.
Dunlop
was
one
of
Ontario's
most
prominent
businessmen
and
;
IndastrlaUsU
and.
In
addition
to
'
Dunlop
Co.
Ltd.,
he
was
president
j
of
the
Pembroke
Lumber
Co..
the
j
Steel
Equipment
Co..
and
the
Pem-I
broke
Electric
Light
Co.
He
was
vice-president
of
the
Thomas
Pink
Co.
Ltd..
and
the
Jocko
River
Improvement
Co.
Ltd.
and
director
of
Lumbermen's
Association.
Born
at
Pembroke.
OnU
October
26,
1876,
he
was
educated
In
that
city
and
began
his
business
career
as
a
clerk
for
bua'
&
Chapman
in
1892.
In
1897
he
took
charge
of
the
business,
changing
the
name
to
Dunlop
St
Co.
Hc
declined
nbmlna-
tlon
to
Uic
Ontario
Legislature
for
North
Renfrew
In
1899
but
was
el-iccted
at
a
by-election
In
1903.
He
was
re-elected
In
1905,
declined
no-
mi
nation
In
1908,
was
re-elected
ini
1911
and
1914
and
had
been
a
pro-1
mincnt
figure
In
provincial
politics
,
cvcr
sljlcc
tnat
llmc
eventually
be-
Ing
called
upon
for
cabinet
service.
Hc
also
served
as
councillor
for
thc
city
of
Pembroke
for
five
years.
Mr.
Dunlop
was
connected
as
un
officer
with
thc
42nd.
Regiment
of
thc
Canadian
Mllltla
since
1897.
Hc
married
Miss
Mabel
Ferguson
at
Beamsvllle.
(tut.,
in
1903
and
j
they
had
three
daughters.
He
whs
!
a
Conservative
and
member
of
the
Presbyterian
Church.
Stewart
is
Again
Mayor
of
Toronto!!
4
1
Premier'!
t.'Mff
F.iecullve
of
Ontario
Metropolis
Retains
Confidence
of
Electors
TORONTO,
Jan.
3:
(CP)
William
T.
Stewart
was
re-elected
mayor
of
Toronto
In
the
annual
chic
election
here
New
Year's
Day.
REVENUE
,
INCREASE
Customs
Collections
For
1933
Were
$157,710.33
as
Against
$13038618
in
193Z
Customs
and
excise
collections
at
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
for
the
month
of
December
totalled
$6,-303.69
as
compared
with
$3,232.9?
for
December
1932.
This
brought
the
total
revenue
for
the
calendar
year
of
1933
up
to
$157,740.33
as
against
$130,886.18
for
the
year
1932.
Bitterly
Cold
In
Northland.
Twenty-Six
Below
at
Skagway
on
Sunday
With
Fifty-Mile
Gale
;
Down
Lynn
Canal
Onc
of
the
coldest
trips
to
Alaska!
on
record
was
reported
by
officers!
of
the
steamer
Princess
Norah
which
was
In
port
yesterday
alter-non
southbound
from
Skagway
to
Vancouver.
At
Skagway
while
the"
vessel
was
there
It
was
26
below-zero
with
a
bitter
fifty-mile
gale
wiring
down
White
Pass
Into
Lynn
:anal.
In
White
Pass
at
SummltHt
vas
43
below
zero
and,
owing
to
ttig
old.
no
trains
had
been
able
to
ran
Incc
before
Christmas.
Picturesque
Figure
In
Gold
Rush
Die?
William
B.
Robertson
Passes
Away
In
San
Francisco
at
Age
Of
Sixty-Nine
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Jan.
3:
CP-
I
William
B.
Robertson,
aged
69,
pic-
i
turcsqttc
figure
of
the
Alaska
Oold
Rush,
died
here
Monday
night.
1
PREMIER
FATTULLO
NOT
tt
LEAVING
UNTIL
FRIDAY:
IS
STILL
IN
HOSMTAL
Premier
T
I).
Tattullo
will
not
leave
for
Ottawa
until
Frl-
V
was
announced
this
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergln,
the
s
physician,
slated
that
the
patient
was
doing
fairly
well
but
that
It
would
be
unwise,
for
him
to
travel
to-
'
day.
He
Is
still
a
patient
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Oencral
Hospital
suffering
from
a
nasal
Infec-
.
Hon
t
r
t