V-:
Today's
Weather
prince
Rupert
Cloudy,
light
itherly
wind;
barometer.
29.93;
temperature.
50;.
sea
smooth.
XXIV
No,
264,
me
IIGHTEN
UP
r
BRITISH
Drastic
Protective
Measures
Are
To
Be
Imposed
Next
Year
Seining
Season
in
Certain
Areas
to
Im.
Shortened
Gill-netting
.May
be
Delayed
With
linger
Close
Periods
Move
Out
Skccna
Boundaries
Later
Tji'
intensity
of
fishing
due
to
increased
amount
of
pAT.
the
rapidly
increasing
number
of
'a'.ver
boats
used
in
KjJmon
gillnetting
and
the
increased
eiuciency
of
boats
irA
nets
generally
has
made
it
imperative
that,
for
a
rea-Fonalile
conservatfcn
of
the
salmon
supplies
in
District
No.
2
particularly,
further
.
extensive
protective
measures
be
M
t
II
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.05.
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Tangier,
.01
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.12.
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Parjcla,
1.04.
Ci-.tbougamaiJ,
.0714.
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Gold.
.08i.
Oranada,
W.
Int-r
Nickel.
23.00.
Mtrassa,
2.71.
Nuunda,
1350.
Bl
iritt
Oordon;
52.
8
sco
2.67.
Thompson
Cadillac,
.24
lj.
Venture.
.52.
Lake
Maron,
.04.
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4.05.
Sudbury
Basin,
1.17.
Coiumnrto.
.23.
Smrltcr
Gold,
18.
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hi
Malartlc,
55.
Little
Long
Lac,
550.
Ai'-iru
Rouyn,
.02.
Sturtacona,
.27.
Maple
Leaf,
.12M.
ffkle
Crow,
1.85.
Lonu
Uc
Lngoon,
.14.
it
Eastern,
.22.
H'UUUTY
MAN
OK
HOCKKFKLLKK
INTBRKSTS
DIES
NKW
YORK,
Nov.
13:
Ivy
Led-
Wller
Lop
miMlxIf.,
Arinr
tnr
Jho
wkcfellcr
Interests
and
America's
nost.
famed
press
agent,
died
here
Jm
a
bmln
tumor
at
the
age
of
Iriy-even
years.
He
had
been
In
noPUal
since
'October
27.
HOUSE
HAS
ALL
ken
at
once,
according
to
an
nouncement
by
Major
J.
A.
Motherwell,
chief
supervisor
of
fisheries
The
Department.
Major
Motherwell
siaiea.
is
ocicnninea
10
utn.e
wiuu-
ever
measures
are
necessary
to
the
that
satisfactory
salmon
runs
may
be
maintained
even
though
the
regulatory
measures
enforced
any
Souon
may
seem
at
first
sight
to
drastic.
Additional
measures
to
be,
enforced
In
1935
will
Include
the
fol-
lowing;"'1
."
V
.
...
.
.
All
salmon
seining
In
Areas
No.
and
8
of
District
No.
2
will
be
prohibited
after
the
nearest
week-end
eh!
season
to
August
15
unUl
a
sufficient
quantity
of
pink
salmon
have
passed
safely
up
to
the
spawning
streams.
This
closure
will
be
en
forced
during
the
1035
and
1936
seasons
after
which
It
Is
hoped
condi
tions
will
be
found
to
be
sufficiently
aatUfactory
to
permit
of
normal
flhln$
operations.
On
the
east
coast
of
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
all
salmon
purse
seining
will
close
at
the
week-end
nearest
to
August
25
during
the
1935
and
1936
seasons
until
a
sufficient
quan-
Uty
of
pinks
have
passed
to
the
spawning
grounds.
Gill
Net
Regulations
The
question
of
delaying
the
op
ening
of
sockeye
fishing
until
July
In
all
of
District
No.
2
Is
receiving
consideration.
The
rating
of
300
boats
on
the
Naas
River
for
the
48-hour
weekly
closed
season
will
stand
next
year,
The
new
raUng
for
the
Skccna
River
next
year
will
be
as
follows:
1000
boat
for
a
48-hour
close
sea
son.
1.001
to
1.050
boats
for
a
60
hour
dose
season.
1.051
to
1.100
for
a
72-hour
close
season.
If
1.100
boats
Is
exceeded
It
may
become
nero&sarv
10
CIOSC
IisiiiiiB
week.
Fishing
with
sockeye
glllnets
will
close
at
the
nearest
week-ena
In
Allfflist
15.
The
rating
for
River's
Inlet
is
aiso
to
be
tightened
up
next
year
but
the
Smith's
Inlet
rating
will
stand
as
at
prcecnt.
In
1937
and
1938
In
view
of
the
poor
runs
In
1933
and
1934.
It
Is
apparent
that
some
unusual
measures
must
be
adopica
In
the
cycle
years
of
1937
ana
iuju
to
protect
the
valuable
sockeye
run
n
this
nrea.
savs
Major
Motherwell.
While
It
has
not
been
decided
Just
what
these
measures
will
be.
It
is
considered
desirable
to
Intimate
to
the
Industry
at
this
time
that
probably
in
those
years
the
fishing
boundary
will
be
brought
down
to
the
mouth
of
the
itver.
conuning
n
fishing
-operations
to
outside
waters
during
the
two
years
mentioned.
Millionaire.
Refused
Relief,
So
Takes
Own
Life
hkw
YORK.
Nov.
13:
A
man.
who
claimed
that
he
used
to
be
a,
.,;.
n.m
hut
was
now
penniless
Z
here
here
and.
ana.
upu
upon
be
-
applied
applied
lied
for
for
lor
in'"
relief
relief
ing
refused,
took
his
own
life
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER
13,
1934
SALMON
UNHURT
BY
DEPRESSION
:
Chain
Stores
Increase
Profits
Despite
Hard
Times,
Com
mission
Is
Told
OTTAWA.
Nov.
12!
(CP)
Ci.
it
rudlan
chain
stores
sufiered
re-
latlielv
llttlo
itimip,
ilnHnf
lh
depression,
(he
mass
buying
commission
was
told
yesterday
by
F.
P.
Ilictin,
Toronto
auditor,
lliclns
showed
that
six
of
the
t
large
chain
store
organizations
Increased
gross
profits,
net
profits
and
dividend
paid
in
1931
as
compared
with
1929
despite
a
slight
decrease
in
net
sales.
'
This
was,
In
contrast
with
acute
losses
suffered
by
manufacturers,
fanners
and
other
classes.
THE
FIVE
AND
TEN
Since
192J
F.
YY.
Wool
worth
Co.
Ltd,
has
transferred,
to
the
parent
company
In
New
York
SllJJOO.CrOO,
the
commission
was
told
today
by
one
of
Its
auditors.
This
represented
net
profits
and
dividends
after
Income
taxes
had
been
paid.
The
commission
was
Informed
that
the
Canadian
Woolworth
or-ganhatlon
'ti-owned
and
controlled
br
New
York
head
office
and
the
Canadian
company
is
assessed
for
a
portion
of
the
executive
salaries
paid
In
New
York.
During
the
past
five
years
the
Canadian
company
paid
12,750,000
to
cover
New
York
management
salaries
while
the
Canadian
officials
were
only
paid
$1500.000,
leaving
an
overcharge
of
$1,750,000.
Hon.
II.
II.
Stevens,
former
ChalrmSn
of
the
commission,
said
this
was
a
"winning"
and
equivalent
to
a
dividend.
He
sug
gested
that
the
Department
of
National
Revenue
investigate.
BYLAW
CASES
BEING
HEARD
Something
In
Nature
of
Test
Bclnr
Made
in
Connection
With
.Night
soil
Actions
Taking
the
form
somewhat
of
test
cases,
police
court
proceedings
were
opened
this
afternoon
before
Ma
gistrate
McClymont
with-
James
Hlllinan.
A.
Gomez
and
James
Black
as
defendants
on
charges
of
falling
1,0
pay
rates
levied
under
the
city's
nlghtsoll
bylaw.
They
may
constitute
the
prelude
to
many
other
similar
prosecutions.
City
Solicitor
E.
F.
Jones
is
prosecuting.
Lone
Bandit
Gets
$900
From
Bank
In
Los
Angeles
LOS
ANGELES.
Nov.
13:
-A
loni?
bandit
held
up
C
O.
Odcll,
the
manager
of
a
suburban
bank
al
Sunstt
and
Echo
Streets,
and
escaped
with
$900,
making
his
gct-awa'ln
a
passing
automobile
which
he,
commandeered
oh
the
street
outside
thebank.
Pound
Sterling
and
Canndinn
Dollar
New
York
Exchange
NEW
YORK.
Nov.
13:
Tho
Bri
tish
pound
sterling
dosed
at
$5.01
'
on
the.
local
foreign
exchange
mar
kqt
yesterday
and
Canadian
Ulln;.n
n
nrpnilum
of
2.Ic.
Tomorrow's
Tides
NIGHT
SESSION
ON
LOTTERY
KILL
J
FORTY
MILLION
DOLLARS
"
ELDED
BY
NEW
YORK
TO
.MEET
WORDLESS
RELIEF
1
NEW
YORK.
Nov.
13:
Mayor
Florella;
LaGuardla
lo-
day
placed
before
the
board
of
aldermen
of
New
York
an
es-
timate
of
$40,000
to
take
care
oi
unempioyman
icuei
in
uie
t
clty
during
me
coming
year.
Taxation
measures
to
provide
for
the
ralslngjpf
this
amount
will
'
be
Immediately
consid-
ered.
The
sum
of
$1,000,000
has
been
advanced
by
the
citv's
banks
but
It
wll'only
last
for
a
week,
i
Chicago
Churches
Are
Annoyed
With
Veterans'
Plans
CHICAGO.
Nov.
13:
The
Chicago
ederaUon
of
Churches
has
mildly
reproved
ex-service
men's
organiza
tions
for
arranging
a
parade
and
Armistice
ceremonies
to
take
place
at
1
1.
o'clock.
Sttnd4ymQrnlng.
The
special
demonstration
was
respon
sible,
the
churches
claim,
for
al
most
emptying
them
of
their
con
gregations.
Ten
thousand
men
took
part
In
the
parade.
The
church
organization
suggests
that,
the
next
time
an
Armistice
Day
falls
on
Sunday,
it
be
celebrated
at
a
different
hour
than
church
time.
STOCK
MARKET
STAYS
STRONG
Room
Continues
in
New
York
Fol-
lowing
indorsation
of
New
i
Deal
Last
Week
!
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
13:
The
New
York
stock
market,
which
has
been
advancing
steadily
since
the
con-
tlnues
strong
In
a
revival
of
buying
ctlvlty
with
a
number
of
manu-
facturlng
and
Industrial
Issues
'ouchlng
new
highs
for
the
year,
The
bond
market,
however,
con-
tlnues
irregular.
Volume
of
trading
is
heavy,
with
687.000
shares
changing
hands
in
Saturday's
short
session.
The
In
dustrial
a
vera
ce
closed
at
the
!
A-eek-end
at
99.21.
"up
.19.
the
aver
age
being
the
highest
since
July
14,
number
of
issues
advancing
as
much
as
three
points.
The
rail
av-,
erage
was
36.34.
up
-.01,
and
utilities,'
19.70.
oft
.06.
The
bond
average
was
93.68.
up
.12.
The
market
was
closed
yesterday
In
observance
of
Armistice
Day.
.
RECOGNIZE
MANCHUKU0
Reported
That
Great
Britain
In-To
tends
Do
So
Big
Loan
Being
Floated
LONDON,
November
13:
Offl-
clal
recognition
of
the
Japanese
state
of
Manchukuo
by
the
British
government
appears
to
be
im
-
mlnent.
With
the
exception
of
Japan.
San
Salvador
Is
thc
only
nnllnn
ttinf
n
tar
1ii
nrrioill..
recognized-
Manchukuo
by
having
John
Bracken
of
Manitoba
yester-'
Six
to
Nit
Score
relations
with
it.
I
day
told
Independent
bakers
to
seel
1
H4s
reported
persistently
here,
If
they
could
not
patch
up
the-
LOS
ANGELES.
Nov.
13:
U.
C
that
a
London
bankinz
syndicate!
bread
war
here
that
has
been
glv-
L.
A.
defeated
St.
Mary's
by
a
score
Intends
to
grant
a
"large
loan
Manchukuo.
REGULATIONS
TAX
SALE
CANCELLED
Vancouver
City
Drawing
Up
New
Scheme
For
Payment
of.
Tar
Areas
j
VANCOUVER,
November
13
(Canadian
Press)
The
Vancouver
city
annual
tax
sale,
scheduled
to
open
today,
has
been
cancelled
and
the
civic
administration
is
preparing
a
six-year'
la
consolidation
scheme
to.
cove
arrears
in
taxes
from
1931,
Morr
than
a
thousand
homes
and
3.-500
parcels
of
vacant
land
wer
listed
in
the
sale.
Under
the
new
arrangement
the
taxpayer
will
be
forced
t
pay
arrears
annually
with
Interest
at
five
percent
and
the
principal
will
be
paid
in
six
yearlr
Instalments
in
fixed
proportions.
There
will
also
be
credit
with
rebate
on
current
taxes.
Canadians
Take
Honors
at
New
York
Horse
Show
NEW
YORK,
-Nov.
33:
It
Is
ex
pected
that
Canada
will
carry
off!
the
honors
at
the
National
Horse
Show
now
in
progress
at
Madison
Square
Garden
here.
The
event
is
attack
on
Sunday
while
placing
a
proving
a
great
success
and
is
at-'wreath
on
the
cenotaph
here
on
tractlng
thousands
of
visitors.
Royal
Remembrance
Day.
Canadian
Mounted
Police
fromj
The
late
Capt.
Stuart
was
in
the
Canada
under
Superintendent
J.
M.
contracting
business
and
operated
Tugger
of
Reglna,
formerly
of
(
from
Halifax
to
the
Yukon.
He
was
Prince
Rupert,
are
declared
to
be.
a
famous
lacrosse
player
in
the
stealing
the
show
every
night.
KING
FUAD
IS
SERIOUS
Egyptian
.Monarch
In
Critical
Condition
Last
Night
But
Still
Alive
i
ALEXANDRIA,
Egypt,
November
havln(f
anolher
crJUca,
tum
m
nls
,Uness
was
reportcd
i'
nlght
stm
allve
Gcrtnan
specialists
have
been
called
In
to
'
!
.ttpnd
Kinf
UNITED
STATES
SENDS
PROTEST
Washington
Takes
Exception
Of-.
ficlally
To
Treatment
Accorded
j
American
Fliers
In
I'ersla
I
i
WASHINGTON
D.
C.
November!
-3:-The
State
Department
has
sent
a
note
to
thc
PersIan
govern-j
jment
protesting
at
the
treatment:
accorded
Jack
Wright
and
John,
Poland.
United
States
competitors
in
the
recent
England
to
Mel-
bourne
air
race,
when
they
were
forced
down
there
In
the
course
of
the
flight.
,
WINNIPEG
'
BREAD
WAR
I
i
WINNIPEG.
November
13
icanu-i
dlan
Press
With
a
warning
that
the
Manitoba
Minimum
Wage
Act
u'milil
K
ctrtatlv
onfnrrMY
Premier
-
to'lng
housewives
two
loaves
ofbreadiOf
6
to
nil
yesterday
In
one
of
for
five
cents,
High
Low
Winston
Churchill
Is
Obstructionist
Leader
In
Commons
Debate
Sixteen
Clauses
of
Voluminous
Measure
Arc
Piloted
Through
With
Resort
to
Closure
on
Several
Occasions
by
Home
Secretary
LONDON,
Nov.
13:
(CP)
The
House
of
Commons
rose
at
5
o'clock
this
morning
after
a
session
of
more
than
fourteen
hours
in
which
sixteen
clauses
of
the
voluminous
Lotteries
Bill
were
piloted
through
the
report
stage.
Obstruction
of
the
bill
was
led
by
the
fiery
Rt
Hon.
Winston
Churchill
and,
at
times,
Sir
John
Gilmour,
Home
Secretary,
was
forced
to
resort
to
the
closure
to
offset
obstructionist
DIES
AT
CENOTAPH
Dramatic
Death
on
Remembrance
pay
"
of
CajpU
William
Stuart
of.
Ottawa,
Aged
Veteran
"
OTTAWA,
Nov.
13:
(CP
Capt
William
Stuart.
eighty-year
old
Great
War
veteran,
,
died
of
a
heart
early
days.
Divorce
Refused
Herbert
Marshall
Edna
Best,
His
Wife,
Will
Only
Agree
to
Legal
Separation
Gloria
Swanson
Third
Party
HOLLYWOOD.
Nov.
13:
It
is
learned
here
that
Edna
Best,
wife
of
Herbert
Marshall,
well
known
British
actor,
whose
name
has
been
Dromtnently
menUoned
in
connec
tlon
with
Gloria
Swanson,
who
se-
cured
a
divorce
last
week
from
her
fourth
husband,
Michael
Farmer.
has
refused
to
give
Marshall
a
divorce
and
will
agree
only
.to
a
legal
separation.
,
General
Director
Of
Metropolitan
Opera
Has
Quit
NEW
YORK.
Nov.
13:
Olulio
Gatti-Casazza.
'general
director
of
the
Metropolitan
Opera
Company
for
twenty-six
years,
has
resigned
No
successor
has
yet
been
appointed
although
many
names
prominent
hi
the
musical
world
are
heard.
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LA.
WINS
ftVPR
ST
MARY
;
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f
MaJr
Football
Upsets
Of
Season
Yesterday
Ended
In
thej
i
major
iootoau
upsets
oi
me
season.
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7:18
a.m.
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ft.
19:15
pjn.
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0:30
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ft.
13:06
p.m.
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ft.
PRICI:
FIVE
CENTS
Ellen
McAdoo
And
Maa
Husbani9n
Honeymoon
lrip
iGO,
Nov-13i-.Mr.
and
Mrs.
Rafael
Lopez
de
Onate,
who
were
married
on
Saturday
at
Albuqurque.
New
Mexico,
arrived
here
vesterdav
jln
the
course
of
theIr
honeymoon
trlp.
btlde
nineteen
years
of
age,
is
the
former
Ellen
McAdoo.
daughter
of
Senator
William
Gibb3
McAdoo
of
California
and
granddaughter
of
the
late
Former
President
Woodrow
Wilson.
The
groom
comes
from
Manila
but
denies
that
he
has
Filipino
blood.
'Lady
For
a
Day'
Is
Asphyxiated
Helen
McCarthy
ind
Her
Husband
Identified
in
New
York
Morgue
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
13:
Having
)een
asphyxiated
by
escaping
gas"
in
a
tiny
tenement
flat
over
a
wcelc
tive,
I
Helen
McCarthy
"Apple
An-i
woman
apple
vendor,
who
as
the
Inspiration
of
the
Damon-tunyon
story
and
talking
picture
'
Lady
For
a
Day,"
and
her
elderly
lusband
were
Identified
in
a
local",
norgue
at
the
week-end.
W.C.T.U.
Protests
At
Light
Wines
On
White
House
Table
PHILADELPHIA,
November
13:-
rhe
Women's
Christian
Temper-nce
Union
of
Philadelphia
has
rassea
a
resolution
protesting
at
lrs.
Franklyn
D.
Roosevelt's
announcement
that
she
will
permit
he
serving
of
light
wines
at
Uin
'Inner
table
In
the
White
House.
v
PREMATURE
EXPLOSION
KILLS
SEVEN
MEN
AT
ISLAND
OF
CATALINA
LOS
ANGELES,
Nov.
13:
(CP
Premature
explosion
of
7500
pounds
of
blasting
pow-
der
killed
seven
men
last
night
In
a
rock
quarry
at
the
south-
em
end
of
Catallna
Island.
The
victims
were
transferring
the
powder
from
containers
to
sacks
In
preparation
to
setting
,
off
a
charge.
,