Today's
Weather,
,
Dmtonbt.
.44.
Dun
ell.
.15.
Or
irsl
Klver.
M.
icoiida.
M.
f,
.icu
r
Cretk.
.00.
'
.nae.
J1.
Hi
rrulcs.
1J,
-wan.
mm,i...
MrrldWin.
.104.
M
nln
HUf.
.08.
National
Silver.
.034.
N
i.le
Five
.07.
I
-ml
Ortlllc.
.43.
I
Hit
Idaho,
.004.
I'
mlcr.
128.
Itmn.
1.03.
'
:vrr
Crest,
.01
4.
?
.!mon
Gold,
.09.
.
T.iylor
Bridge,
?35.
Wayside,
.094-
Whitewater.
.04-
W.ivtrly
Tangier.
.01.
'
Itocl
Empire.
.10.
Toronto
l
ntnii
Patricia.
.92.
f
Ulbougamati,
.07.
I.cc
Gold.
.01.
Giunada,
.114.
t
iter
Nickel,
22.75.
Murasaa,
2.30,.
Noranda,
32,10.
Rhcrrltt,
.43.
'o.
2.47.
Mi
Mlllan,
.35.
V'
oturcR,
.80,
l
ake
Maron,
.04.
Terk
Hughes.
3.95.
Sudbury
lUsin,
1.10.
f
olumatlo,
.12.
Smelter
Gold,
.124-f
'.in,
Malartlc,
524.
LHtlc
Long
Lac,
4.75.
Astoria
Ilouyn,
.02.
Stadaeorfn,
.10.
Maple
Leaf,
.00.
I'lckle
Crow.
1.6ft.
'
nif
Lac
Lagoon,
.08.
Manitoba
At
Eastern,
.154.
spurs
1.
Blackburn
"1
CANADIAN
DOLLAR
NEW
YORK.
Dec.
1:
CP
The
v
inadhn
dollar,
was
steady
at
a
Mtmlum
of
3ljc
on
the.
locnl
for-"'cn
exchange
market
yesterday.
r,,l.!Ci:
COURT
I
IXES
jTIIIS
YEAR
ARE
AHEAD
;'ty
police
court
fines
for
the
"mth
of
November
this
year
toUil-'l
$120.
as
compared
with
$105
In
same
mouth
last
year,
bringing
total
for
1034
to
date
un
to
250.5o
as
against,
$21
20
In
the
first
clcvcn
months
of
last
year.
Old
Country
Soccer
KXCI.ISII
LEAGUE
..
First
Division
.
Rovers
4,
Hudders-
Iexte
United
4.
Derby
2.
Ljvvrpool
3.
Aston
Villa
1.
Manchester
1,
Ortmsby
0.
Mtdtllcsbiough
3.
Everton
PofUmouth
1.
Clielsea
1
id
2.
1
Stoke
Ctty
3,
Preston
North'
End
f
li.
Wm'Bromwlch
Albion
4.
Lclccs-
Wr
Olty
1.
Scottish
l-oturi:
First
Division
Aberdeen
5.
Queen's
Park
0.
Albion
Rovers
1.
Kilmarnock
0.
Ayr
2.
Alrdrieonlans
1.
Clyde
1.
Queen
of
South
2.
Dundee
0.
Hibernians
2.
Falkirk
1.
Partlck
Thistle
2.
.
HMrU
2.
St-
Johnstone
2.
.
Motherwell
9,
Dunfermline
3.
Ranters
1.
Hamilton
Academicals
St.
Mlrren
2.
Celtic
4.
1.
REGULATION
TIGHTENING
Library
Board
Discusses
Borrowing;
Rules
Museum
Board
Riven
Space
1
A
number
of
matters
of
Importance
Jn
connection
with
the
opera-Uon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Public
Library
were
discussed
last
night
at
the
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
library
board.
Deciding
on
a
tightening
up
of
the
borrowing
re
gulatlons
all
around,
the
board
left
It
to
the
book
committee
to
overhaul
the
regulations,
including
the
number
of
books
to
be
allowed
per
person,
and
to
bring
in
a
draft
ol
the
amended
regulations
for
con-sideraUon
at
the
next
meetlna
The
regulations
will
then
be
posted
prominently.
It
was
decided
to
change
the
hours
for
children
borrowers
from
2
to
8
pjn,
to
2
to
6
p.m.
oat
of
consideration
for
adults
using
library
f
facilities
in
the
evenings.
The
board
agTeed
to
comply
with
a
request
from
the
museum
board
which
asked
to
be
permitted
to
use-quarters
upstairs
In
the
library
building
for
the
housing
and
display
f
of
museum
exhibits
Including
the
VemL7.
,WolverhmptoivOydc,
coUecUonThraryvoo
Ulrmlntham
2.
Tottenham
Hot-
co-opcmic
muwu
Doara
in
any
way
posioie
A
n,,.
ilnft
llffht
hot
hpin
Instill.
I
ICTU
111
MIC
IIIIUUIC
Kt
ft.av
w.wn
w.
'
Second
Avenue
In
front
of
the
lib-
1
rarj'
building
and
a
new
porch
light
'
is
also
being
put
In
at
the
stairs,
which
have
been
railed,
j
Regular
monthly
reports
were
i
.
l.
s
1
...
m..M
Sheffield
Wednesday
2.
Sunder-7
P",
av
.c
ntciliu
wcic
riiinn.
uiuu,
maiuuaii.
"Jlty
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder.
Mrs.
G.
H.
Arnold.
R.
L.
McLennan.
W.
H.
Tobcy.
T.
W.
Black,
secretary,
and
Miss
Dorothy
Rushbrook,
librarian.
DIES
IX
VICTORIA
VICTORIA.
Dec.
1:
CPi
J.
R.
M.
Matson,
36,
president
of
the
Victoria
Colonist,
died
suddenly
ast
night
before
an
emergency
operation
could
be
called
following
a
threeday
illness.
I.I
(J
I
OK
PRICES
CUT
VICTORIA,
Dec.
1:
CP
Government
liquor
prices
will
be
reduced
slightly,
effective
today.
Mass
Buying
Commission
Hears
Further
Sensational
Evidence
Of
Practices
in
Chain
Stores
OTTAWA,
Dec.
1:
(CP)
The
price
spreads
and
mass
buying
commission
yesterday
heard
an
inside
story
of
"gypping
the
public."
It
heard
how,
under
the
chain
store
system
whereby
branch
managers
were
held
responsible
for
the
stock,
these
managers
and
employees-
had
to
resort
to
short
weight
and
other
questionable
practices
in
order
to
protect
TwoVorVncr
employes
of
the
Thrift
Stores
Limited
in
Montreal
and
one
from
Dominion
Stores,
Toronto,
told
of
how
package
goods
were
weighed
out
at
fifteen
ounces
instead
of
a
full
pound,
how
unwary
customers
were
short
changed,
how
women
with
large
shopping
bags
of
goods
were
overcharged
small
amounts,
how
vinegar
was
diluted
with
water,
how
water
was
mixed
with
cream
and
sold
for
table
cream
and
how
five
or
ten
pounds
of
salt
was
added
to
hundredweights
of
sugar.
The
employees
said
they
were
forced
into
illegal
actions
or
they
would
have
losl
their
jobs.
Shadow
of
crow
BEST
SINCE
DEPRESSION
Customs
and
Excise
Revenue
Here
Greater
Last
.Month
Than
In
Six
Years
Customs
and
excise
collections
at
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
for
the
month
of
Xovember
this
year
reached
a
total
of
S29.G71.25.
the
hUhcst
fiiture
for
any
month
in
six
years
or
since
before
the
depression
commenced.
DR.
CARSON
PRESIDENT
Dr.
R.
G.
Large.
TAKINO
OFF
FROM
OAKLAND
VANCOUVER.
Dec.
1:
CP
,
Capt.
Charles
T.
P.
Ulm.
ln
a
long
distance
telephone
message
yesterday
from
Oakland,
stated
he
would
'take
off
from
the
California
city
today
or
tomorrow
on
his
trans-Pacific
flight
to
Australia.
v
Today's
Tides
Tt
ln
Til
I
lri
ntlnlnn
High
9:47
a.m.
193
ft.
st
northwest
wind;
baromcte,
0
'J-
22:39
p.m.
16.8
ft.
29.03;
temperature.
43;
sea
smooth.
,
Low
3:11
a.m.
8.8
ft.
I
16;25
pjn.
7.2
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXIV
.
No.
279.
Vol
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
DECEMBER
1,
1934
tricje:
five
cento
PUBLISHER
MURDERED,
JURY
FINDING
TTry!?j..i..ii
j.
j
GOVERNMENT
ADVISES
CITY
TO
ASSUME
SHARE
OF
RELIEF
Arsenic
Poisoning
Was
Administered
to
Donald
Wilson,
It
Is
Decided
Possibility
of
Suicide
is
Dismissed
and
Continuation
Qf
Police
Investigation
Into
Baffling
Ontario
Case
is
Continuing
POUT
HOPE,
Ont,
Dec.
1
:
(CP)
A
coroner's
jury
yes-Unlay
decided
that
Donald
H.
Wilson,
local
newspaper,
i
.jblishcr,
who
died
on
Octobe
r
28,
came
to
his
death
from
irenic
poisoning
administered
by
a
person
or
persons
un-;nown.
He
did
not
commit
suicide,
the
jury
found.
Continual
ion
of
the
police
.
investigation
into
the
case
was
strongly
a
recommended.
rri
i
t
o
i
1
Mystery
has
surrounded
the
clr-
I
nfla
V
5
.MOCKS
irunutances
of
Wilson's
death
three
Vancouver
A,
uulria,
.014.
L
;
tu
w.
.14.
C
(
Nickel.
.40.
IS
:
MUsuurt,
JO.
Liadlan.
1W.
It:
.mi
iio.
12i-0.
11.
It
Cor
M.
n.
It
X.
Ool(L
2A.
tftlci
after
uhtrh
his
widow
rom-
tnittcd
suicide
by
walking
Into
Lake
Ontario
with
her
infant
child
In'
her
arms
Will
Prince
of
Wales
Wed?
WEATHER
SUPERIOR
Is
Less
Fn
j
Of
unemployed
tare
Is
f
rm
un
municipality
.Means
Added
Financial
Burden
of
Which
Prince
Rupert
Had
Keen
Free
For
Fifteen
Months,
Having
Had
Only
1
Responsibility
of
Administration
Throwing
back
upon
the
city
a
considerable
financial
burden
of
which
it
had
been
free
for.ovef
a.year,
word
w.iu
received
at
the
City
Hall
today
that
the
city
will
be
required
hereafter
to
pay
forty
percent
of
relief
costs,
the
government
paying
the
other
sixty
percent.
The
city
had
formerly
paid
thirty-three
and
one-third
percent
of
relief
but,
during
the
past
fifteen
months,
the
government
ha3
borne
the
entire
cost,
the
city
merely
administering
relief.
Clinical
Tests
of
Thalattol,
j
New
Local
Medicinal
Product,
tol,
a
new
blend
of
fish
oils
for
medicinal
purposes,
Which-.
have
been
carried
out
in
Booth
Memorial
School.
The
fol-'
lowing
is
a
summary
of
the
work
as.
reported
by
H.
N.
:
Brocklesby,
research
chemist
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Fish-j
eries
Experimental
Station,
and
Dr.
R.
G.
Large,
who
un-
JdenooK
tne
investigation:
.
t
.1
,.
-
to
Gratifying;
Better
Than
Cod
-.-.Muckinterest
has-been
taken
in
clinical
test&.oiwThalat'
The
object
of
this
work
has
been
develop
a
blend
of
medicinal
fish
wn
of
Britain
below
Is
said
to
hang
over
future
olls
ot
wen
vitamin
potency
from
ene
'left'
and
Elizabeth
Tight'
of
Greece,
as
they
j
Pacific
Coast
fishes
at
a
cost
which
"
"e
wnnin
tne
reacn
01
an.
in
are
declared
in
European
TeporU
to
be
considered
eligible
brides
for
Prince
of
Wales,
who
has
deli
:hteo
hundreds
of
girls
bychoos-
jte
development
of
this
blend,
the
them
as
dancing
partners.
wlthoJt
making
up
his
mind
to
marry.
olls
from
a
Jarge
number
of
Pacific
i
Coast
fishes
have
been
examined
'I
for
their
vitamin
content
and
fin-j
ally
two
oils
were
selected,
pilchard
!
-
1
,
v
1
t.
.
t
1
.
1
v.
greyflsh
liver
oil,
which
at
certain
seasons
of
the
year
contains
large
quantities
of
vitamin
A.
These
two
n11c
tt'pM
thpn
htpnrtprf
In
a
nrnnnr
'Fifty
Percent
More
Sunshine
TlJtlonf
wh,!ch
a
Pft
Qf
ade
vltaman
A
and
D
Year
Than
Last
Rainfall
quate
potency.
"The
first
blends
that
were
developed
were
examined
very
care-
PrlnrP
Runert
has
enloved
more
ullV
the
laboratories
of
the
than
three
hundred
more
hours
of
Fisheries
Experimental
Station
and
sunshine
this
year
than
last
while
hcn
larger
quantities
were
supplied
there
has
also
been
slightly
less
j
to
various
governmental
Institutions
rain.
During
the
month
of
Novem-!
throughout
the
west
where
the
oil
ber
this
year
precipitation
totalled;''1?
administered
in
comparison
9.2
inches,
as
compared
with
25.53
j
wltn
llV
oil.
In
all
cases
the
inches
In
the
same
month
last
year.
"
-"arKe
"l
l"c
"BUlu"
bringing
total
precipitation
for
this)
t'ons
reported
excellent
results
with
year
to
date
up
to
91.74
Inches
as'
the
new
oil
particularly
In
regard
against
94.03
Inches
in
the
corr'es-
i
t0
the
growth
and
Increased
resls-pondlng
period
of
1933.
The
sun-
'1
of
children
to
colds.
They
also
shine
for
this
November
totalled
claimed
that
the
palatablllty
of
the
24.2
hours,
in
comparison
with
16.11
oil
was
equal.
It
not
superior,
to
that
November
10.
I
Minimum
temperature,
32
on
November
30.
Mean
temperature,
43.3.
Total
precipitation,
9.2
inches.
Total
sunshine,
24.2
hours.
tatter
respect
Thalattol
proved
to
oe
the
superior
of
cod
liver
oil.
These
results
are
encouraging
and
a
more
extensive
clinical
test
is
now
aelng
made.
"By
a
new
process
recently
developed
In
the
Fisheries
Experimental
Station
a
new,Thalattol
has
been
made"
which
combines
hailbut
liver
oU
and
pilchard
oil.
This
blend
Continued
on
Page
2
BUILDING
STILL
UP
November
List
Better
Last
Year
While
Total
For
1934
to
Date
Is
Far
Ahead
Building
permits
issued
In
Prlncfr
RupeTt
during
the
month
of
NOvem-"
I
ber
this
year
represented
a
valug,
of
$1925
as
compared
with
$275
in.
the
same
month
last
year,
bringing.'
the
total
value
for
this
year
to
date
up
to
$68,565
as
against
$29,117
In
the
first
eleven
months
of
1933.
This
November's
permits
were
as.
follows:
.
,
.
.nf
.nH
liv.r
nil
1
ueorge
Koager,
garage,
lenui
nours
in
me
same
mourn
iuv
ycur,
i
.
Annual
Meeting
of
Medical
Associa-
makmg
the
total
sunshine
for
1934
1
"I"
January
of
this
year
clinical
I
Avenue
Last.
$iuo
tlnn
tion
Discusses
Indigent
arid
t0
date
986
8
hou
ln
comparison
i
tests
were
started
on
Prince
Rupert
J.
Clausen,
addition
to
residence.
Kelief
Cases
wlth
mA
hours
In
the
first
eleven
i
hool
children.
These
tests
were
Eight
Avenue
West,
$200.
,
,
1
J.
Ferguson,
shed,
Eight
Avenue
months
of
1933.
made
possible
through
grants
made
Discussion
of
treatment
of
relief
The
weaUier
summary
for
this;
aY
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
and!
$25.
-
land
indigent
cases
was
taken
up
atlNovember
asannounced
this
morn-!
Gyro
Clubs,
which
defrayed
the
,
w.
i.
ivergtn,
sningiing
wails.
I
considerable
length
at
the
annual,
hv
R
O
Emmerson
Dlabv
Isl-'pene
of
the
oils,
and
throirrh
thc,Secontl
Avenue,
$150.
I
.i
iu.
r.
.
.
.
'
i
,
n...
r
u.
,!..un
IT.
Hanson,
renalriiii?
norrn.
Plflli
mi'Luiiu
ui
me
runic
ujjcn.
c-inncj-
Dominion
metcoroiocist.
was,5'""5
u
viuc
dlcal
Association
when
officers
for
the
ensuing
year
were
elected
as
follows:
President,
Dr.
J.
H.
Carson.
Secretary-Treasurer,
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergln.
Representative
to
Hospital
Board,
as
follows-
'
Ianfl
Ml?.
Eva
Cav.MIer.
who
admin-
Avenue
tasi,
ssu.
Highest
barometer
reading
at
sea
!
Istered
the
oils
to
the
children,
and
City
of
Prince
.Rupert,
gcncnil
level.
30.07
on
November
27.
(Miss
Wlnnlfred
Bunn
R.N.
who
as-.;
"pairs
to
.
Skattebol
house.
Third
Lowest
barometer
reading
at
sea
lasted
in
the
medical
examinations.'
uvni
oni
nn
Nnvomhpr
3
i
wnoie-neariea
co-operaiion
was
Maximum
temperature.
59
on
Mrs
L.
Bunn,
general
repairs,!
i.i
i
.u.
.v..
1
Ambrose
Avenue.
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aetuifu
ui
mv
(juiiuta
ui
--
1
--
children
selected
for
the
tctts
and;
M
c-
mK
general"
repair,
,
this
contributed
a
great
deal
to
the
,
Central
Hotel,
$1000,
,
I
success
of
the
undertaking.
j
Th.il.itiol
Sunrrlnr
I
"It
was
found
that
both
Thalattol
and
cod
liver
oil
used
for
comparison
had
a
definite
beneficial
effect
MONTREAL.
Dec.
1:
(CP?The
on
the
general
condition
of
the
British
pound
sterling
continued
children's
throats
and
that
the
Incl-.(uiriu
at
tista
nn
thi
Wnl
ex-lricnre
of
colds
was
much
less
in
lOlVllUJ
WW
T'Vw
v
-
-
"--'"-
-
-
"change
market
yesterday.
those
groups
receiving
the
oil.
In
the"
WEATHER
REPORT
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm,
30.
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm.
32.
Stewart
Cloudy,
calm,
29.
Hazclton
Clear,
calm,
14.
,
Smlthers-Clcar,
'calm,
frosty."
Burns
Lake-Cleacalm,
3
below!