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MP
KMMA
WINS
UNciifcaTEng..
Nov.
24:
1
'"rd
Rosebcrry's
Pip
Emma
lUidi
Mancncslcr
November
'"np
today.
Jcsmond
Dene
was
Mid
Prrn
KViro
tlilrrf
-
.
ItlV
lllllUi
MAYOii
OF
WINNIPEG
INNir.r.-
T...
......
tii,n.
w
uv.
ai:
tun
jomh
M
l.
a
..-.-j
Hahi,or
Wln,lll)pK
yesterday
with
a
j,
w
"1
of
nbout
250
over
Aid.
J.
mcnur.
I
Franco-Soviet
military
accord
as
announced
yesterday
during
the
budget
debate
In
the
course
of
'
which
Reporter
of
Uie
Budget
Arch
lanibaud
declared
that
Russia
had
'
joTfered
her"
army
to
France
In
case
.
of
conflict
with
oermany.
Many
Passengers
I
Thursday
Night
-Train
nroutht
In
Variety
of
Inter-j
csllnr
Traveller
I
There
was
a
rather
notable
lot
of
passengers
on
the
train
arriving
In
Prince
Rupert
Thursday
night.
Su-nerlntendent
W.
H
Tobey
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
had
'
with
him
H.
C.
Rochester
from
Mon-i
treaL
asslsUnt
to
President
Hun-
i
gerford.
who
left
that
night
for
the
;
south
bv
steamer.
From
Washington
was
Nathaniel
'p.
Davla,
foreign
service
Inspector
.who
1
still
In
the
city.
Royal
Shepard
came
In
from
his
Vital
Creek
placer
workings
with
a
Docket
full
of
sold.
From
several
near
Interior
points
were
Olof
Hanson
MP..
Judge
Fisher.
A.
B.
Parlow
and
others.
SMALAHAT
TO
!
LOAD
LOGS
The
bis
auxiliary
vessel
Malahat.
which
loaded
aspen
logs
here
last
luring.
Is
now
on
the
way
north
from
Vancouver
to
Atll
Inlet.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
to
load
logs
from
the
Kcllcy
Logging
Co.
a
camp
for
Powell
River.
The
vessel
will
take
a
full
cargo.
If
this
trip
proves
successful.
It
Is'
considered
likely
more
timber
may
be
transported
In
this
mnnnpr
nartlcularlv
during
the
winter
when
stormy
weather
makes
towing
of
Davis
rafts
difficult.
1KN
IMPKISONKI)
IN
MRIITIIOUSE
PORTLAND.
Nov.
24:
CP
The
Pacific
Coast
of
Washington,
Ore
gon
and
Northern
California
was
helne
lashed
with
another
severe
storm
yesterday.
Boiling
seas
and
C5-mlle
gale
Imprisoned
nine
men
l
Tlllntrmnlf
I?
or
It
lluhthOUSC
Off
the
mouth
of
the
Columbia
River
Waves
had
washed
right
over
the
lloht
which
stands
133
feet
uitrallan
Aviator
Now
On
Way
From
Montreal
To
Van
eouver
To
Start
Transpacific
Flight
Fourth
Anniversary
Ban
It!
ic
Crowd
Last
IPASSES
IN
'.
VICTORIA
!
c
.Mrl
Justice
W.
A.
Galliher,
Formerly
Of
Appeal
Court,
Dies
VICTORIA.
November
24
CP
Former
Justice
William
AU"
Oalllher,
who
retired
from
the
British
Columbia
Court
of
Appe..
bench
two
years
ago,
died
her
yesterday
at
the
age
ofseventy-slx
years.
Born
in
Bruce
County.
Ontario
Mr.
Justice
Oalllher
served
In
th
Nile
Expedition
unaer
Lord
Oarnr
Wolsclec
in
1885
and
afterward
pracUsel
law
In
Manitoba
and
the
Northwest
Territories,
moving
to
British
ColufbU
late
In
the
Nine
tcenth
Centurf
and
opening
pra-
4ce
in
the
Kootenay
district.
He
represented
first
cale
and
then
Kootenay
In
the
House
of
Com-
mnnc
at
rilttTM?
twfm
1
(Wt
tn
1AAQ
T
On
November
30.
1903.
he
was
ao-;
oolnted
to
the
Court
of
Appeal
bench.
ULMAT
DETROIT
MONTREAL.
November
24
CPi
-Capt.
Charles
Ulm,
Australian
ivlator.
hopped
off
from
here
at
:30
yesterday
morning
for
Van-
ouver,
flying
via
Detroit
where
he
rrived
safely
a
few
hours
later
In
order
to
avoid
unfavorable
reather
conditions,
he
planned
to
fly
via
Omaha,
Cheyenne
and
SeatUe
to
Vancouver
whence
he
will
proceed
to
San
Francisco
where
it
is
his
Intention
to
start
upon
a
transpacific
flight
to
Aus
tralia.
NORWAY
SONS
IIU
CELEBRATION
The
8ons
of
Norway
held
their
fourth
annual
celebration
banquet
last
evening
In
the
Oddfellows'
Hall.
It
was
a
very
successful
affair
and
fourteen
new
members
were
taken
Into
the
lodge.
The
hall
was
fct
with
tables
suit
ably
decorated
for
the
occasion
and
140
persons
sat
down
to
a
delightful
supper
prepared
by
the
ladles
of
the
lodce.
Oscar
Haveroy
acted
as
chairman.
Following
the
supper
there
was
a
very
enjoyable
program
consisting
of
opening
speech
by
President
O.
B.
Sathcr.
piano
duct
by
Peter
Lien
and
Miss
Luth;
talk
by
M.
Haug
erud,
organizer
of
the'lodgc;
vocal
solo
by
Mrs.
A.
Dybhavn;
reading
by
Mrs,
O.
Sclvlg;
duct
by
Mrs.
Hans
Underdahl
and
Miss
Agnes
Wick,
accompanied
by
guitar;
comic
read
ing
by
Olc
Skog;
duet
by
Mrs.
John
Muryold
and
Oscar
Haveroy.
and
remarks
by
Mr.
Jcrgcnsen,
president
of
Nordcap.
The
program
was
followed
by
a
dance
with
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black's
Orchestra
In
attendance.
The
committee
In
charge
of
the
In
j
affair
was
Oscar
Haveroy,
chalr-
height.
Five
men
who
had
been
sent
I
man,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K.
Slatta,
Oun-.
iinhMiftiiM
a
week
ago
toinnr
Selvig,
Hans
Knutson,
Mrs.
UV8
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
rrm'"
-Overcast,
light
JO
High
3:57
ajn.
18.6
ft.
I
northerly
V
rometcr,
29J50;
15:25
pjn.
19.6
ft.
temperature.
Jfr
mooth.
Low
9:44
ajn.
95
ft.
22.21
p.f.
4.6
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
No.
274.
U
XXIV
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER
21,
1934
PRICX:
FIVE
CENTS
TRYING
TO
INSURE
PEACE
OF
WORLD
POISONED
ONTARIO
NEWSPAPERMAN
S
WIDOW
IS
SUICIDE
Co-Operation
of
United
States
Is
Necessary
to
Any
Anti-War
Drive
Such
is
Declaration
of
Rt.
Hon.
Stanley
Baldwin
of
Great
Britain
Military
Accord
Between
Russia
And
France
Denied
a
S(iO
Nov.
24:
(CP)
Any
collective
effort
by
unions
to
ensure
the
peace
of
the
world
must
include
t
r.ited
States,
Rt.
Hon.
Stanley
Baldwin,
Lord
Presi-ir
of
the
Council,
declared
here
last
night.
"Never
as
an
.
.
i'I
j.iI
will
1
sanction
the
British
Navy
being
used
for
1
virii
'
d
blockade
of
any
country
in
the
world
until
I
Kitnow
what
the
United
States
Is
co-
.
.
Ins
to
do?'
he
declared.
f
1
oday
s
Mocks
,
PARI3
ANo0rrd
IVcpLzx-fot-
jelgn
Minuter
Pierre
Laval
today
i
flatly
denied
the
existence
of
a
.Mrs.
Hauptman
Visits
Her
Husband
ARE
SEA
MONSTER'S
REMAINS
Mrs.
Bruno
Richard
Hauplmann
leaving
the
county
jail
atFlem-ington,
NJ.,
where
she
visited
her
husband,
who
is
charged
with
murder
of
the
Lindbergh
baby.
Bodies
of
Mrs.
Wilson
and
Baby
Are
Washed
Up
On
Lake
Shore
Woman
Left
Note
Saying
Her
Husband
Had
Died
From
Rat
Poison
and
That
She
Could
Not
Stand
Gossip
So
Was
Ending
it
All
PORT
HOPE.
Ont.,
Nov.
24:
(CP)
The
bodies
of
Mrs,
reading:
"I
know
that
Don
got
hold
of
some
rat
poison.
I
am
taking
baby
with
me.
Gossip
ln
this
town
has
killed
me
and
there
is
nothing
for
either
of
us
to
live
for.
Please
bury
me
In
Daddy's
plot."
!
Donald
Wilson
died
three
weeks
ago
from
an
acute
stomach
disorder
and
was
found
subsequently,
to
have
.
taken
a
large
enough
quantity
ofj
arsenic
to
kill
ten
men.
Police
had
since
questioned
Mrs.
Wilson
and
her
mother
but
no
report
was
pub-1
Ushcd
of
any
disclosures.
i
LEVINSKY-LASKY
OKAW
ten-round
draw
here
last
night,
j
Max
Baer,
the
champion,
waS
among
the
spectators.
Both
fighters
j
were
ln
good
shape
at
the
end
of
the
bout.
COMING
TO
SEE
MONSTER
An
excursion
of
Port
Simpson
people
was
to
have
come
ln
today
under
leadership
of
F.
C.
Freeman
make
repairs
were
marooned
with
John
Murvold,
Mrs.
C.
Jensen,
Mrs.
to
view
the
monster
but
the
trip
was
the
light
keepers.
No
fear,
however.
Jerstad,
Mrs.
P.
Wlckdahl
and
Mrs.
I
postponed
until
next
week
owing
to
was
expressed
for
their
safety.
I
A.
Dybhavn.
1
bad
weather.
Old
Country
Soccer
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
First
Division
Aston
Villa
3.
Portsmouth
2..
Chelsea
2,
Arsenal
5.
Derby
1,
Liverpool
2.
Grimsby
3.
Stoke
City
1.
.
Huddersfleld
Town
3,
Middlesbrough
1.
Leicester
City
1,
Leeds
United.
0.
Preston
North
End
0,
Birming
ham
i.
Sunderland
Albion
1.
0.
West
Bromwlch
CHICAGO.
Nov.
24:
iCPt-Klngl
Tottenham
Hotspurs
3.
Sheffield
Levlnsky.
204
pounds,
of
Chicago,
i
Wednesday
1
fought
Art
Lasky.
199.
of
Mlnnea-1
Wolverhampton
2,
Blackburn
Ro-polls,
challenger
for
the
world's,
vers
l.
heavyweight
championship,
to
a
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
first
Division
Aberdeen
1,
Hearts
0.
Celtic
4.
Dundee
0.
Dunfermline
1,
Alrdrlconlans
1.
Hamilton
Academicals
2,
St
Johnstone
2.
ltlbernlans
2,
Falkirk
0.
Kilmarnock
2,
Clyde
0.
Partlck
Thistle
2.
St.
Mlrren
I.
Queen's
Park
0,
Rangers
4.
KNOWN
TO
NATIVES
OF
OLD?
Experience
of
W.
R.
Sampson
of
Port
Simpson
Spring
May
Shed
Light
on
Mystery
Last
Are
the
remains
of
the
huge
sea
monster
now
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Station
in
process
of
preservation
after
having
been
discovered
at
Henry
Island
a
few
days
ago
those
of
ZAWEAKSH,
"monster
of
the
sea,"
which
was
known
and
feared
by
Indians
of
an
early
day
on
trie
north
coast
of
British
Columbia?
Are
'.hey
the
remains
of
such
a
creature"'
us
Is
reported
to
have
been
seen
last)
May
by
W.
R.
Sampson.
Port
Simp-ion
fisherman,
and
his
two
sons
Robert,
aged
21.
and
Harry.
16
while
fishing
for
halibut
in
theii
gasboat
Ballantyne
on
the
northwest
side
of
Stenhouse
Shoal
outside
of
the
Dundas
Islands?
This
appears
to
be
very
likely
following
:an
Interview
with
Mr.
Sampson
whose
description
of
the
enormous
which
he
observed
for
creature
w.n
.
it-
UUMIKU
U
up-
Donald
H.
Wilson,
thirty-four
year
old
widow
of
Djnald
w0
flapper-iike
appendages
hang-
Wi
cnn
nr
tnr
finil
nilh
shnr
nf
thp
Pnvt
Hmio
Hlllflp
nrifl
"'S
vihi
'
her
twenty-one
months
old
baby
were
found
washed
up
on
h,
tne
snore
oi
L.aKe
uiuano
touay
ten
nines
wesi
oi
nere.
The
woman
left
home
last
night
after
writing
a
note
ad
dressed
to
her
mother
and
father
.,
,
on
cither
side
hile
in
the
centre
of
the
back
possibly
ten
feet
from
the
tall
was
a
vertical
fin-like
affair
standing
erect
possibly
to
a
height
of
four
feet.
The
tall
was
shaped
somewhat
like
that
of
a
dogfish.
The
entire
length
Mr.
Sampson
estimated
as
about
forty
feet.
Detailed
Description
Giving
more
detailed
description.
Mr.
Sampson
said
the
head
was
of
striking
resemblance
to
that
ef
a
horse.
Prominently
bulbous
at
the
end.
Uie
round
mouth,
possibly
two
feet
across,
seemed
to
have
suckers
mther
than
teeth.
There
aDneared!
to
be
no
ears
but
there
were
depres-
J
slons
ln
the
front
which
might
no
nnrtf
fitnrvt
pviw:
Thl
hp.lr!
And
back
and
body
gray.
Alter
passing
abreast
of
'
kl.
nV.A
Ihnt
Iham
U'aa
was
rift
no
railU
his
father
that
there
cause
!
to
be
fearful
1
Mr.
Sampson
reported
the
sight
t
in
their
younger
days.
There
was"
u
record
among
them,
however,
of
ne
having
been
seen
In
later
years.
Mr.
Sampson
Is
convinced
thai
he
skeleton
here
is
that
of
such
a
.reature
as
he
and
his
sons
saw.
;;
Get
One
Alive
-
'
In
view
of
numerous
reports
lhat
.
have
been
made
by
Prince
Rupert
fishermen,
of
having
seen
in
life
In
h
rtr
a
rrpnture
which
thp.v
..
.
-
tlitatuic
wards
of
ten
minutes
travelling!
ujj-t--
believe
may
have
been
a
monstej,..?
'
along
the
surface
of
the
water
with
J
such
as
the
one
whose
skeleton
hi
i
i
tu
-.1
t
t
Ht.
j
um.
,
Kswn
fminrl
nonr
Viav
lfnHnilhtnrltv
jiut
wuji
ait
tuu
cwr
aim
nuv
f
-
r
t"
w
p.T
"awya-y
-
4
horse-ltke
shaped
head
checks.
"
me
ruiure
eiioris
wm
De
ma
closely
with
the
skeleton
now
here
to
take
one
Into
captivity
alive
and
scientists
conception
oi
wnar
snuum
i,
uc
seen
s"'.
jus,-the
monster
may
have
looked
like
in
of
such
as
an
exhibit
can
be
readily
life.
Possibly
Mr.
Sampson's
descrip-
appreciated,
tion
may
be
of
assistance
in
any
at-
How
mch
a
creature
could
be
ta-tempt
that
may
be
made
later
to
ken
might
be
a
problem.
Such
mc-reconstruct
the
body.
rthods
as
using
a
harpoon
.or
lassoo
w.
c.
.
u
.,
v
are
among
those
suggested.
winter
In
Prince
Rupert,
states
that
he
and
his
sons
had
ample
oppot-i
tunity
to
view
the
strange
creature
and
make
full
observations,
it
wai
the
son,
Robert,
who
first
sighted
the
monster
as
it
appeared
to
be
approaching
almost
straight
for
their
boat.
However
,
it
passed
by
at
n
distance
of
some
twenty
or
twenty-five
yards.
Good
frontal
and
profile
views
were
obtainable.
Mov-
Sea
Serpent
Snap
Shots
In
response
to
a
request
from
the
London
Dally
Mail,
Dr.
Ncal
Carter,
'
director
of
the
Prince
Rupert
lilt.
1
VSl
1
fc
gwt.tivv
"
-
-
,
.
.
reared
high
out
of
the
water
at
the
caoiea
uu"""'
.
,
'
,
.
.
...,
1
newspaper
a
five
hundred
word
ar
end
of
a
long
neck.
The
length
,
.
.
.,
...
,
,
.
the
"a
body
Mr.
Sampson
describes
as
re-,Ucle
tdescrJPtlverf
,
e
stalls
t
as
given
by
sembllng
somewhat
the
fuselage
of
m0I)ftef-
a
flying
boat.
Not
far
back
of
the
curve
of
the
body
and
the
neck
were
at
.
vai
vv
a
nviv
aiuitg
itv
auiub
4sw-
as
already
published
here
and
eLsc
where
throughout
the
country.
If
weather
Is
favorable
tomorrow?
the
monster
may
be
taken
out
oi
the
formaldehyde
vat
ln
which
It
1"
being
pickled
and
reassembled
oir
the
government
wharf
so
that
mov
ing
pictures
may
be
taken
of
it
In
any
case,
it
is
the
Intention
to'takjf
such
pictures
before
Tuesday
ufa-ternoon.
It
will
not
he
kept
outsld
any
longer
than
Is
necessary
as
It
tj)
the
desire
to
complete
the
preserving
process
with
as
little
Interrupt
tlon
and
delay
as
possible.
It
will
have
to
stay
ln
the
formaldehyde
for
at
least
two
or
three
weeks.
It
1
parUcularly
desirable
that
It
should
!
not
be
exposed
to
rain
now.
incck
the
Ollmore
of
Smithsonian
were
brown
colored
and
Sampson
boat,
the
creature
gradually
began
to
submerge
Into
the
water
with
the
head
and
high
upright
fin
on
back
last
to
disappear
beneath
the
surface.
The
younger
son
became
quite
Albion
Rovers
3,
Queen
of
South
2.
.
nervous,
fearing
the
monster
might
Ayr
United
1,
Motherwell
0.
(charge.
However,
he
was
assured
by
Dr.
Carter
was
Inclined
today
tp
concur
with
the
Idea
of
Dr.
C.
W.
Institute
that
this
would
not
turn
out
to
be.
tne
a
creature
entirely
unknown.
How
ever,
Dr.
Carter
felt
that
It
was
suf
ficiently
rare
to
be
of
Interest,
no
matter
what
its
ultimate
Identity,
may
prove
to
be.
It
Is
reported
that,
before
Hugo
Sandstrum
saw
the
remains,
thef
body
had
been
seen
by
a
man
working
at
Surf
Point
mine
a
couple
ol
months
ago.
Officials
of
the
Prlncp
;
both
at
Port
Simpson
and
Prince
tlon
are
desirous
of
contacting
this
'Rupert.
The
old
people
at
Port
person
as
he
would
be
able
to
give
'Simpson
believed
It
was
the
same
j
them
Invaluable
assistance,
It
U
ZAWEAKSH,
"monster
of
the
sea,"
thought,
ln
the
matter
of
Identlfl-which
they
had
cither
seen
or
heard
i
cation.
t
t