tit
10
'CPr-It
u
.Meriedly
Saturday
Im
n
iatucd
on
br-
UtjJIIUllt:
UI
KWorkless
Xmas
IUIIU
Wll
LldlUl
IU1T
r
1
5t
r
1
bridar
oarty
In'
inn
ANnRLRS.
Dec.
10:-
A
vuHt
inpioyed
Chrlatma
(rom
the
atotk
U
expected
shortly
8tturday
night
at
at
the
home
ot
Ted
PtortU.
popular
Mr
A
Ooinei
and
orchestra
leader.
Ftortta
Is
at
ir
thrre
bcinc
five
wnt
ui
Chicago
but
his
wife
U
here,
houw
Prtic
winners
firM.
Mrs.
Wana-Mrs
Alexander;'
M)m
Alice
Oomes;
Mr
Wanamakar;
J-
i
Wi
rtnlK
:
consolation,
f
W
R.
Colltson
soiled
the
Catala
for
a
trip
r,
official
business.
K
0
Van
dcr
Sluys.
Some
'rlcnda
took
part
In
the
en-lc
''vent
Appropriate
rc-r1
f
tc
made
by
Al
Small
who
JMcd.
on
behalf
of
those
prc-
st
ft
1
-Uvcr
carving
set
to
the
'
honor
Dancing
was
cn-10
ttrans
of
Charles
Ba-Ot'hestra
until
nildnlulit
hich
the
guests
sat
clown
to
t.
ln
le
dining
room,
thus
.
"
delightful
round
of
enter
IIOCKLY
SCOKKS
Saturday
Smres
St.
Louis
0.
Montreal
1.
Canadteiu
0.
Boston
4.
New
York
Rangers
5.
Toronto
2.
Sunday
Srorrs
St
LouU
1.
Detroit
3.
Canadlens
2.
Americans
2
over
time
tie
Rangers
0.
Chicago
4.
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vuiiiiiiiiiiiiv.
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1.
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By
Great
Britain
With
View
To
Soti
hnor
Hnngarianolav
Lnsis
o
o
''ENtiVA,
Dec.
10;
(CP)
The
British
delegation
to
f
Mntinns
announced
today
that
"'promise
formula
had
been
worked
out
and
would
be
nt'd
to
the
Little
Entente
and
Hungary
in
an
effort
1.
1
l
.
VT
.
.
.
1
1
1
n
OTlht'lr-
foi-mii
ni
hf.s
on.
Ko
OWIIIU
liunuariiiii
rp
'
JuL'o-Slavia
has
threatened
to
withdraw
her
ap-
'jtpcal
w.tne
ueaguc
ui
-
Investigation
inw
un-
v.iv...-
,
.
i
i
i'u"
inrM
of
the
assasslnntlon
at
"1MC
UlUttY
i:
"
of
KlnR
Atoxandcr
and
Pn
wf,
,
C
.
w
J
,
r
!
to
act
on
her
own
unless
she
obtains
arty
oaturaay
:,alfftction
Hungary
m
the
I
assassination
backwash.
I
m.
ttritich
dflriratlon
yesterday.
drr
Kluya
llonorr.l
Ry
,
"V
,
'
tn.
Lord
Trlvy'
'rlrnil,
at
Knnx
Hotel
,
L'""Ull.
,L
niui
that
all
o
0he
the
vicinity
of
a
district
with
a
large
floating
"down
and
out"
jwpulation.
Six
other
victims
are
in
a
serious
condition,
two
of
them
being
expected
to
'
,
bimon.
rotucn
dlr
one
man
au
went
blind.
Iti
io
nuicinrnu,
Thr
rnldemlr
of
deattu
bcran
i
td
In
armament
Hi
conduct
of
Drl-iir
waa
Otercby
f
the
raofu
and
where
the
made
wa
not
rr-
Pilriay
nlvht
and
ronlinued
Satur
day
with
lnrrr;i.lnn
Kcverlty.
American
Chain
Stores
Closed;
Heavily
Guarded
NEW
YORK.
Dec
10
Eliitity-
thiee
Butler
chain
Mores.
eloed
down
followlns
demand
of
the
employees
tor
unionisation,
are
under
heavy
guard
In
fear
of
sabotAKe.
W-rtnm
s
Ubr
Ill.l-SSI.n
i:vi-T
iM'i
i7iM
Today's
Stocks
(Court,
j
8
O
Johnrtoo
T
"H
Z
Into
NEW
AI.TITUDK
MARK
i
inveaugauoiis
uj
.
.
..
nir,'
birthday
party
was
the
Marseilles
assassinations
should
?
&"urday
night
at
the
Knox
be
deferred
until
after
French
police
f'.Uh
.........
....
.
.i..iir..t
,nrt
been
completed.
ut:f'nKinii
npinir
inn
mriu
mvuaiiK.nww.
-
-
-
I
.....
I
Mt.f
T
nnd
court
ncwuus,
taken
to
fully
establish
the
rcspon-
Franco
has
backed
the
Jugo-Slav
demand
for
definite
action
by
the
LeaRiic
In
respect
to
the
matter.
nllrnn
situation
w
Vanrnuver
Alexandria.
.01
4.
Dayvlcw.
j01.
D,
C.
Klckcl.
.40,
DiR
Missouri,
20.
uraaian.
-oj.
B.
R.
&on3l
n.
R.
X..
32.
Cariboo.
1.50.
Denton
la.
.40.
Dunwell,
.15.
Georgia
River,
.01
fc.
OolcondA.
29.
Orange.
J21.
Mlnto.
.15V,.
Meridian.
.lOtfc.
Morning
Star.
.09
fe.
NaUonal
Silver.
.04.
Noble
Five.
.OOVi.
Pcnd
Oreille.
.43.
Porter
Idaho.
.08V,.
premier,
U9.
Reward,
.03
j.
Reno,
1.07.
Silver,
Crest.
.01.
Salmon
Oold.
.07
Vk.
Taylor
Drldge,
J3.
Wayside.
.09
ti.
Whitewater.
.01.
United
Empire.
.08i.
Toronto
Central
Patricia.
1.00.
Chlbbugamau,
.07
Vs.
Lee
Oold,
.03'fc.
Oranada,
.15.
Inter.
Nickel,
22.85.
Macassn,
239.
Noranda,
32
50.
Sherrltt
Oordon,
.47.
Slsco,
2.58.
McMillan.
.38.
Ventures.
.90.
Tcck
Huehes.
3.95.
8udbury
Rasln.
1.20.
Colunwlo,
.13.
Smelter
Oold.
.17.
Can.
Malartlc,
.50.
Little
Long
Lac.
5.70.
Astoria
Rouyn,
.02V,.
Stadarona,
.lS'j.
.faple
Leaf,
.03.
Pickle
Crow.
1.57.
Long
Lac
Lagoon,
.12i.
Man.
ti
Eastern,
.10.
ciimf.i)
by
wii.ky
post
aiti:r
ascent
BARTELVILLE,
Okla.,
Dec.
JO:
(CP)
After
descending
with
his
famous
plane
Winnie
Mac
rom
an
ascent
to
the
stratosphere
at
the
end
of
the
week,
Wiley
Post,
American
aviator,
claimed
that
he
had
me
iw
Mi
vebccnnuct
reached
an
altitude
of
55.000
Plni"
fret,
thereby
smashing
the
re-
over
111c
.
..
troop
movements.
Mass
deportation
nl
.
nrlly
discontinued,
I
MB
of
Hungarians
from
J
".
was
reported
to
have
been
tcmpor-
cord
of
Lieut.
Italian
nvlatnr.
Donattl,
the
Today's
WeatLI
Tomorrow's
Tides
It
.pert
-Part
cloudy,
fre
Sp
,
.High
4:44
a-m.
HUJ
It.
Rind;
barometer,
30.09;
10:2S
pjn.
202
It.
45.
uca
choppy.
.
Low
10:40
ajn.
7J
It.
23:09
pjzi.
3.8
ft.
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DECEMBER
10,
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1
JLiy
uKiuiu
in
uniiiu
omiio
iu
iiug
uiuic
i
i
issi
tecui
o
n
Portland
Are
Charged
With
Manslaughter
Following
Deaths
III
III
Il
ill
111
UVAJLll
AROUSED
'Down
and
Outers"
Arc
Victims
of
Had
Liquor
Even'
.More
Expected
to
Die
Fatal
Epidemic
Started
Friday
Night
and
is
Continuing
inionrii
iwiiuh
lor-
"proprietor
were
charged
with
manslaughter
today
after
rljn
Secretary
fiiiv-iinn;
persons
nau
iiiuu
irum
wriiiKiiig
poisonous
de
natured
alcohol
purchased
in
the
north
end
of
the
city
in
Dangerous
Tillamook
Rock
t
i.
,
,
,
;.
.
.
V
How
food
and
cier
supp'..s
are
fee
to
?.he
men
who
tend
the
lighthouse
per
.cd
on
Tillamook
ro:k
four
miles
off
the
coast
of
Oregon.
On.'y
in
calm
weather
c.,
this
basket
be
lowered
to
the
rowboat
sent
from
the
tender
sh
own
anchored
in
the
background.
Nine
men
were
recently
marooned
on
the
rock
for
several
weeks,
waiUng
for
the
abatment
of
the
wintry
wind
and
waves
to
permit
the
approach
of
a
lifeboat
to
take
the
men
off.
Value
of
Halibut
Landed
Here
This
Year
Ahead
of
1933
ThoJ
Poundage
Was
Little
Greater
According
to
officially
compiled
estimates,
the
halibut
catch
at
Prince
Rupert
during
the
1934
season
was
prac-
tically
the
same
in
volume
as
in
1933
but
better
prices
which
were
paid
this
year
made
the
value
substantially
in
excess
of
last
year.
During
this
year
landings
totalled
149,-139
hundredweight,
of
which
(54,218
hundredweight
was
Canadian
halibut
and
81.921
hun-n
.....
.
drcdwelght
American,
as
compared
at
$375
440
as
compared
with
$725.
i
wun
.a
toiai
01
ih.um
nunareo-
8U
,
33
yalue
Ql
Canadian
weight
last
year,
comprising
56,492
nallbut
thU
year
was
$323,910
In
hundredweight
Canadian
and
87.573
comparison
with
$229,149
last
yeat
hundredweight
American
fish.
Iwnlle
tne
vaiue
of
American
riSh
The
total
value
of
halibut
landed
was
$546,410
as
against
last
year's
at
Prince
Rupert
in
1934
Is
placed
$496,662.
Fears
Held
For
Safety
Of
Stricken
Japanese
Vessel;
Captain
and
Mates
Perish
NEW
YORK,
Dec.
10:
(CP)
With
her
bridge
and
rudder
washed
away
by
mountainous
seas,
the
captain
and
chief
off
icer
dead,
the
third
officer
missing
and
believed
swept
overboard
and
at
least
seven
of
her
crew
injured,
the
Japanese
freighter
Victoria
Maru,
bound
from
Hamburg
for
New
York,
was
re-portettdisabled
and
sinking
today
400
miles
north
of
the
Azores.
The
vessel
broke
down
when
caught
in
a
terrific
gale
and
fears
were
entertained
that
she
might
not
be
able
to
live
until
the
arrival
of
assistance.
The
American
liner
Washington
and
numerous
other
ships
were
reported
to
have
turned
from
their
courses
to
rush
to
the
aid
of
the
stricken
vessel
wallowing
in
the
seas
with
crew
of
thirty-six
on
board.
Last
reports,
despite
urgent
"S.O.S."
calls,
were
that
the
vessel
was
being
directed
by
her
propeller
and
was,
apparently,
holding
her
own.
i4merrcfln
Chamber
ot
'
Commerce
and
Nation's
Goods
Makers
Help
Conference
of
Commercial
and
Business
Leaders
Called
Fqr
Next
Week
to
Assist
Federal
Government
In
Putting
Over
Plans
For
Country's
Recovery
i
.
NEW
YORK,
Dec.
10:
The
New
Deal
won
..nexpectcu
!
support
last
night
when
it
was
announced
that
the
United
States
Chamber
of
Commerce
and
the
National
Association
of
Manufacturers,
both
of
which
have
been
very
critical
at
times
during
the
past
year
or
so,
had
adopted
recommendations
of
separate
committees
that
a
conference
WEDDED
ON
SATURDAY
Mrs.
Agnes
Dahl
Becomes
Bride
Of
Lmll
Bostrom
at
Pretty
Ceremony
A
very
pretty
wedding
was
solem-
'
nlzed
at
First
Presbyterian
Church
ion
Saturday
evening
at
8:30,7.
rtT
n
n,,nl
Wnlllnirix-nrth
nf
firiit-!
Ing,
when
Mrs.
Agnes
Henney
Dahl
became
the
bride
of
Oustaf
Emll
Bostrom.
Many
friends
were
In
attendance
at
the
nuptial
rites.
The
bride,
who
wore
figured
grey
crepe
with
hat
to
match
and
real
orange
blossoms
and
carried
a
large
shower
bouquet
of
yellow
Chrysanthemums,
pink
roses
and
pink
carnations
with
maiden
hair
fern
and
gypsophlla,
was
given
In
marriage
by
B.
M.
Simpson.
The
bride
was
attended
as
matron
of
honor
by
Mrs.
J.
Moran
who
wore
I
black
flowered
crepe,
and
Miss
Rose
Moran.
bridesmaid,
who
wore
a
dress
of
yellow
and
green
crepe
Hans
Langholm
and
soy.
During
the
signing
of
the
register.
O
Promise
Me,"
a
violin
and
organ
duet,
was
played
by
Inge
Valen
and
Nels
Johnson,
the
former
also
playing
the
wedding
march
.
on
the
or
gan.
.
Following
the
marriage
a
recep-i
tlon
was
held
ln
the
Oddfellows'!
oi
commercial,
Business,
manuiac-
ituring,
economic
and
agricultural
leaders
of
the
country
be
called.
at
Sulphur
Springs
oh
December
17
to
consider
means
of
co-operating
with
the
federal
government
In
putting
over
plans
of
the
New
Deal
looking
to
national
business
and
economic
recovery.
nanipm
Will
be
Needed
jlvation
Army
Adjutant
Reports
Need
Great
This
Year;
Heater
For
Poor
Family
The
Salvation
Army
adjutant
states
that,
so;.'
far
as
she
has
Investigated.
li
seems
that
more
hampers
than
ever
will
be
required
at
Christmas
for
people
who
are
in
bad
circumstances.
She
Is
hoping
that
the
people
of
the
city
will
respona
liberally
to
the-
appeal
that
is
being
made
for
money
and
goods
for
Chrlsmas
Cheer.
One
case
that
came
to
Adjutant
Laycock's
attention
this
morning
was
that
of
a
family
with
five
small
children.
The
man
Is
on
with
hat
to
match
and
carried
a
uei
ana
is
aoie
to
cut
wood
lor
bouquet
of
yellow
and
bronze
chry-
the
house
ll
addition
to
working
santhemums
with
maiden
hair
fern
out
hl
"lief.
The
difficulty
is
nnd
asparagus
fern.
Ithat
tney
have
only
a
cook
tore
The
church
was
tastefully
decor-
and
u
does
not
heat
tn
house.
They
need
a
heat
and.
It
anyone
ated
with
autumn
flowers,
pink
mlunm
and
ferns
Ushers
were
has
such
a
thing
to
spare,
the
Sal-
Andrew
Aur-
vatlon
Army
will
be
glad
to
v
see
that
they
get
It.
i
A
donaUon
of
a
quarter
of
beef
has
been
promised
by
William
Jones
of
the
Family
Meat
Market
iSKHERS
ARE
GETTING
BUSY
nan
wnicn
was
aecoratea
lor
tnej
occasion,
the
bridal
couple
stand-
skp'
niR
EyfnU
at
Sonj
ins
under
a
wedding
bell
flanked
Cabin
Over
Week-End
.
.'
with
palms,
to
receive
the
congra-
tulatlons
of
the
guests.
Following
a
There
was
great
activity
at
ib
sumptuous
repast
dancing
was
ln
!
S01"
o
of
ay
ski
cabin
during
the
progress
until
3
a.m.
ek-end.
a
large
number
of
mem-
Th
hrM
va
the
rprinint
of
many
beautiful
presents
which,
were
on
display
at
the
hall.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bostrom
will
reside
at
230
Fourth
Avenue
East.
.
WEATHER
REPORT
Triple
Island-
-Part
cloudy,
strong
southerly
wind;
sea
rough.
Langara
Island
Overcast,
strong
southerly
wind;
light
chop.
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm,
30.
Anyox
Raining,
calm,
34.
Stewart
Raining,
calm.
31.
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm,
22.
Smlthers
Part
cloudy.
.wind,
cool.
Burns
Lake
Bright,
calm,
19t
r
:
u
...
wAi
.
.
j
.it
.ui
,
..t
east
I:
II.
Larson.
The
latest
Improvement
Is'
the
.
Installation
of
a
new
radio
and
the
party
was
entertained
by
wonderful
reception.
Extensive
work
was
carried
out
Dead
Tree
Point
Part
cloudy,
on
the
new
ski
trail
to
the
top
ot
light
southerly
wind;
barometer.)
the
mountain
and
the
hope
Is
to
get
29
.98;
temperature.
44;
sea
choppy.
!
several
trails
cut
before
the
arrival
of
the
snow
so
that
skiing
facllltlei
may
be
greaUy
Improved,
A
good
season
of
winter
sport
la
bclnc
.
looked
forward
to.
PORTLAND
WINS
4B"TT""
PORTLAND.
Dec.
10:
CP)
Portland
defeated
Edmonton
by
a
score
of
7
to
2
last
night
In
the
Pacific
Northwest
Hockey
League.