WASHINGTON.
DC
Dec.
20;
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nr
A,
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prominent
cxe
cu
Jvc
0'.
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tint,'
be
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i
federal
housing
ad-BuniUrator
by
I'retdlt-.
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Roovvrlt
and
has
a1iedy
started
upon
lib
duties
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s
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a
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Creek,
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range.
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rcules.
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Lnto.
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Hldlan.
.12
Morning
Star.
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w.itlonnl
silver,
.04.
ii,br
Fire.
.004.
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Oreille,
.45.
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Idaho.
.08.
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I
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.03.
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1.20.
Silver
Crest.
.01
ialmon
Oold.
.09.
Taylor
Bridge.
58.
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Whitewater.
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Wavcrly
Tangier.
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1.10.
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Mil
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.10.
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Nickel.
23.25.
4.4niHKii.
2.50.
,
foraiida.
32.50.
ihrrrltt,
.40.
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2.52.
M'Mlllun.
53.
v.
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.04.
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Maron,
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1
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Hughes!
3.03.
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L30,
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v
Smelter
Oold
,.10.
r'un.
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.57.
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Long
Lac.
7.20,
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Itouyn,
.02a,i.
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.15.
Maple
Leaf.
.07.
plckle
Crow,
1.02..
'onu
Lac
Lngodn,
.10,
Man.
&
Easlcr'n,
.13.
f
puty
Conn..
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
A.
Cas-
MONTGOMERY.
W.
Va.,
Dec
28.
well
of
Vancouver
were
also
in
the'
CP"
Thirteen
coal
miners
were
INCREASE...
iw
1?
a
Tin
S
I
111
JLiT.iiVj
I
ranre
Want
to
be
AWe
to
Increave
j
ConiDarative
Naval
Strtneth
I
1'AItIS.
Dec.
JB:TS
French
gov-
e-iiment
has
refused
las
tar
as
t
formally
denounce
the
Wash-Utgton
Naval
Treaty
but
It
has
cx-
preed
UMlf
fe-"tnR
opiwd
to
rnl
ot
the
treaty
on
iia
prescn
hisis
followtnt
1U
expiry
in
1933.
WELLINGTON.
N.Z..
Dec.
28:-4hc
Duke
of
Gloucester,
third
son
of
King
Oeorge,
who
Is
making
a
...
-1
...ill
goodwill
tour
Of
New
Aeamuu.
w
Ing
durtn
the
heat
wave
which
is
njw
on
In
this
country
(
4
.
Tlie
'
number
of
vessels
which
is
expected
to
call
here
within
!
the
course
of
the
next
month
or
so
to
load
full
cargoes
of
grain
from
the
Alberta
Wheat
'
Pool
local
elevator
ior
uic
1
United
Kingdom
or
Continent.
;
injured
yesieraay.
in
an
explosion
ot
the
boiler
of
a
locomotive
draw
!
iig
a
train
ioadvu
ilh
tbvpe
hun-.drrd
i2enrbutt
tV:ulfrKJiC(;
!
'owii
as
far
dl
lant
as
100
yards.
DESCENDENT
OF
ROYALTY
roi
bears
of
Itritish
Ixrd
Privy
Seaf
Were
Klnn
of
Sweden
STOCKHOLM.
Dec.
28:
Capt
Anthony
Eden.
Lord
Privy
Seal
of
England,
who
has
been
a
prominent
1
France
will
k
hlher
ra-ilf
j
intcrnaUonal
affairs
of
titan
the
Hi
now
allowed
it
as
com
pared
with
5-S-3
for
Great
Britain,
tnlted
SUtet
and
Japan
France
s
!rtlk
the
same
a
that
allowed
itnU'.
Kings
Son
Hurts
Foot;
Cannot
Walk
for
Several
Days
btc,
is
a
descendent
cf
Swedish
royalty.
It
has
been
revealed
here.
V
family
tree
has
been
sent
to
him
thowlng
how
he
descended
from
;
the
Norse
kings
of
not
so
many,
snturles
ago.
J
IS
NAMED
CHAIRMAN
onl
MacMUIan
to
Head
Itritish
Koral
Commission
Investigating
Arms
Manufacturers
LONDON,
Dec.
28:
Lord
mlllan.
who
was
chairman
of
the
VICTOR.14,
B.C.
Today's
Weather
tomorrows
Tides
mmln
High
7:01
aon.
18.3
ft.
Prince
Hupert
-
Cloudy,
light
'
19:37
pm.
15:3
ft
northwest
wind:
barometer.
4-y,
Low
0:23
ajn.
7.9
ft
temperature,
23;
sea
smooth
13:25p.m.
8.8
ft
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
JJRITISH
COLUMJJIA'S
NEWSPAPER
V
XXIV
.
No,
300,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
DECEMBER
28,
1934
pRice:
five
cents
CONDITIONS
IN
WINNIPEG,
Dec
28:
Manitoba
will
be
the
first
province
in
Canada
to
make
an
experiment
with
state
health
insurance.
The
municipality
of
Woodnorth,
with
a
population
of
2,000
persons,
has
been
selected
for
a
two-year
trial.
The
government
will
provide
I
Manitoba
to
be
First
Province
In
Canada
to
Make
experiment;
Woodnorth
Chosen
1
three
doctors,
three
nurses
and
a
hospital
and
the
people
of
Wood-
j
north
will
be
asked
to
accept
a
-
tux
on
property
to
cover
free
me-
j
dical
and
hospital
service,
single
I
persons
to
pay
a
poll
tax.
I
If
the
experiment
at
Wood-
'
north
proves
successful,
the
ser-
,
vice
will
be
extended.
i
WEATHER
REPORT
situation
ft
couple
of
years
ago
as
a
ture
id;
smooth.
result
of
which
the
Central
Bank
of
TrtpIe
island-
Cloudy,
moderate
Canada
was
organized,
has
been
nCrtherly
wind;
sea
smooth.
appointed
chairman
01
tne
royat
commission
which
will
investigate
KAIN
VESSEL
IS
DUE
;,hc
nfUvMes
of
British
munitions,
Vfttli'miVAf
WJlPaf
Y
aHLOUVer
VI
fltdl
iiEiti:
new
yea
it's
eve
,
mflnufftcturcr5.
Rcartlon-Smlth
Llc
n
J.iT
,1
freighter
Dradbutn.
first
of
a
.
fCMUClll
LiCUl
Ull
Entertains
Best
Behaved
Children
Sunday
evening
to
meet
the
Rut.
Bradbtim
at
Triple
Island
and
pilot
her
Into
port.
The
vessel
(
POUND
IN
MONTKIUL
A
.
1
J
Ka
nlrnnrtv
4
-
-
IS
uiincrsiuuu
w
uv
..vmv
,
K
;
lined
and
rcany
to
swu
iuauiiB
grain
soon
after
arrival.
l
VANCOUVER.
Deu.
28:
CP
Wheat
was
quoted
at
78?sc
on
the
local
exchange
yesterday,
advancing
to
7814c
today.
GOLD
PRICE
IT
MONTREAL,
Dec.
23:
CP
PARIS.
Dec.
28:
(CP
President,
price
of
gold
in
London
yesterday
Is
reported
due
at
Triple
Island
0nd
Madame
Albert
Lebrun
person-
j
was
up
3c
at
$3i49
per
ounce.
The
on
Monday
next
to
pick
up
ncr
1
ally
entertained
tne
two
nunnrcajunnanian
ana
wasiungion
price
pllpt.
,Capt.
C
W.
Wearmoulh
;
best-behaved
school
children
In
j
wits
$34.71.
it
lenvlnn
Vancouver
tonight
France
at
the
dfflclal
residence.
1
-
.
j.
.,
n,
naiflln
nnd
will
be
here
Pnrh
child
received
a
Christmas'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O
Hills
and
family
!
of
Premier
arrived
In
the
city
this
week
from
the
north
to
spend
the
Christmas
an
dNewr
Year
holiday
snason
here
visiting
with
relatives.
MONTREAL,.
Dec.
28:
The
Brl-
Mr.
mils
is
tne
son
of
Mrs.
w.
T.
ttsh
pound
sterling
closed
at
$4.01
,
.Tattersal
and
Mrs.
Hills
Is
the.
on
the
local
exchaugc.
market
yes-
naugnicr
01
Mr.
una
Airs,
ueorge
u.
terday.
.
Casey.
1
Day's
ARE
CHAOTIC
SITUATION
IN
RUSSIA
IS
TENSE
AS
TERRORISTS
ARE
TRIED
Communist
Bandits
On
March;
Missionaries
Escape
With
Hardship
Authorities
Endeavoring
to
Check
Onslaught
or
Brigand
Annies
-Two
Babies
Born
as
Church
Envoys
Hesitate
After
Evacuating
Cliangtcn
COASTWISE
SHIPBURNS
Steamer
Ontario
Beached
by
Coast-guard
in
Boston
Harbor
Members
of
Crew
Injured
BOSTON.
Dec.
28:
After
having
been
virtually
destroyed
by
flames,
the
coastwise
steamer
Ontario
was
beached
In
Boston
Harbor
by
coast,
guard
vessels
which
took
her
in
tow.
No
lives
were
lost
althou:U
eAAwil
mftiKArt
r
t
tit
it
fftAt
ari
CHANUSA.
Hunan
Dec
2S:
A
Province,
(CT)
group
bumed
before
they
could
be
re
..
.
.
.
.
r
1
1
...ii
n
1
01
iugiuvi'
missionaries
wnicn
arrived
ncre
irom
me
uan-
moved
from
the
blazing
ship
diMiiitsicd
regions
today
revealed
chaotic
conditions
as
a
result
of
the
activities
of
brigand
armies.
Chinese
authori-tt
I'luleavui
uiK
to
stop
the
communist
march,
ordered
all
missionaries
to
move
to
safety
when
gunfire
opened
on
lt
city
of
ihanglen.
So
hurriedly
Oil
Man
Named
Administrator
Of
U.
S.
Housing!
erc
the
missionaries
moved,
it
was
neee&mry
to
slop
at
a
small
village
KILLED
IN
.
EXPLOSION
where
two
baWe
were
bom
one
a;
Thirteen
Coal
Miner
Lose
Uves
?lrl
to
Mrs.
Nellie
LoomU
Orahara
of;
West
Virginia
When
Loco-
Carbondale
Penn
.
and
the
other
a
motive
Blown
Up
Mi.
W
N.
Wagner
of
Water-
J
Soviet
Ruler
At
Kiroff
Funeral
M
I
Ku
ir..:
1
pre
idenr.
of
u
tJSSJl
a
id
Joseph
S'
inn
2.
dictator,
marching
in
Vv
fun
ra
pi
-
.jn
of
S
M
Kirov,
assassinated
chictuiin
ot
the
Leningrad
SovieL
NEW
TYPE
N-BUILDING
Circular
Apartment
House
About
to
lie
Erected
in
Liverpool
LIVERPOOL.
Dec.
28:
-Construction
of
a
brand
new
type
of
apartment
building
in
the
British
Isles
Is
starting
here.
Designed
somewhat
along
old
Grecian
lines.
It
will
be
'
circular
and
ten
stories
In
height,
being
built
of
reinforced
concrete.
The
actual
height
will
be
110
feet.
New
York
Stock
Shares
Utilities
Drive
Forces
Most
Alt
Issues
Down
Two
Thousand
Soldiers
On
Guard
In
Leningrad
While
Court
In
Session
Leonid
Nicolaieff
Shouts
Defiance
Before
Military
,
Tribunal
Declares
He
Freed
Country
of
Low
Down
.
Scoundrel
and
Others
Will
Finish
Work
LONDON,
Dec
23:
(CP)
Reports
reaching
the
Daily
Express
today
said
that
two
thousand
soldiers
were
guarding
the
military
cdlu
t
in
Leningrad
where
fourteen
alleged
terrorists
were
on
trial
for
their
lives.
The
men.
including
Leonid
Nicolaieff,
are
accused
of
the
assassination
of
Sergei
Kiroff,
lieutenant
and
confidante
of
Dictator
Jo-
Kseph
Stalin.
They
were
shaskleo
at
Another
Border
j
Dispute
Before
I
Nations
League!
down
My
!
GENEVA,
Dec.
28:
Persia
has'
iarreed
to
meet
the
council
V-in
sviewju
.settling-
the
Persiav
It
iq
border
dispute.
Iraq
this
week
la.d
a
formal
protest
before
the
leigue
at
the
dver-runnmg
of
the
Persians
Into
Iraq.
GOVERN
HEALERS
Sr-
"
45
and
bondSl
WAKfcHUUotb
'ound
Sterling
and
Canadian
Dollar
New
York
Exchaiitft
NEW
YORK.
Dec.
28:
The
Bri-'
GOVERNMENT
MAY
.The
ASSIST
RAILWAYS
OTTAWA,
Dec.
28:
CP
A
plan
by
which
the
Canadian
National
and
Canadian
Pacific
Railways
would
be
assisted
In
financing
an
equipment
order
Of
upwards
of
$30,000,000
Is
OVERFLOWN
No
Market
For
Chinese
Silk
Owing
To
Increased
Use
of
Kayon
And
Cotton
Ush
pound
sterling
cloasd
at
$1.94,a
SHANGHAI,
Dec.
23:
Silk
ware-'
Inviorters
of
silk
Is
responsible
for
the
situation.
f
London
Demand
Forces
Price
Of
Silver
Up
NEW
YORK,
Dec.
28:
CP
Bar
..ie
anfces
and
wrists
when
herded
Into
the
courtroom.
Nicolaieff
is.re-
rorted
to
have
shouted
defiance
at
the
court
when
the
trial
opened,
as-rtins:
"I
freed
Russia
from
a.
low
scoundreL
Others
will
finish
work."
SGASE
IS
Chiropractic
Regulations
for
British
Columbia
Announced
Advertising
Forbidden
T
VICTORIA.
Dec.
23:
(CP)
I
Rf
ii
'
.'hiropractors
In
British
Columbia
lTiar
I
IS
iiCUVc
'll
not
be
allowed
to
advertise
un-
Ider
regulations
of
the
provincial!
1
chiropractic
board
which
was
Over
Million
fd
yesterday.
Registration
fees
of
$250.
exa-
Martn
Insull
Acquitted
on
Embezzlement
Charges
Deportation
May
be
Sought
i
CHICAGO,
Dec.
28:
Martin
In-'
sull
may
escape
trial
on
further
,
charges
of
embezzlement
In
connec-
tlsn
with
the
collapse
of
the
utill-
.
Vis
enterprises
of
himself
and
his
cider
brother,
Samuel,
but
it
Is
U'tely
that
the
authorlUe3
will
take
steps
to
have
him
deported
as
an
L.idesirable
alien.
Martin
Insull
ns
acquitted
by
ajury
after
twelve
hours"
deliberation
on
charges
of
eabezzllng
$340,000.
Similar
charges
Involving
$104,000
still
stand
against
him
but
It
Is
expected
these
will
be
dipped
now.
I
ruination
fees
of
$300
and
annual'
The
federal
government
Is
also
:
-j
membership
fees
of
$75
are
the
considering
the
dropping
of
fur-
t
NEW
YORK.
Dec.
23
:
-Stock
levies
set.
-
ther
charges
against
Samuel
Insull
trading
was
fairly
active
on
the
Examinations
under
a
special
1
f
cllowlne
his
acoulttal
at
his
first
New
York
Exchange
although
a
examining
board
are
to
be
held
on
'
trial
recently.
TrraM
rtm,v.
.,h
Tcrrace-uouaj.
norm
wtna,
Uquldatlon
drlve
against
utilities
the
second
Fridays
of
April
and
Oc-;
'
.
'
,
j
caused
an
offish
tendency
in
most
tobcr
each
year.
Unsuccessful
can-1
2.
.
.
iW
es-
The
day's
transactions
dldates
will
have
their
fees
return
I
Haielton
Clear,
calm.
20
below
1
Smlthers
Part
Mac-
p,,m
cloudy,
calm.
.
.
.11.
(..ummI
:
iiurns
lake
uuu,
caun,
zu
dcjow.
lmwc.l0-l;
Td
which
made
a,
Dcad
Point-Part
cloudy.
hivinffinjureu
iuiWk
r
.
,h
Canadian
banking
totalled
1,050,000
shares
with
closing
ed.
averages
as
follows:
industrials,.
100.35,
off
.34;
rails,
35.30,
off
.27;
,
j
Joseph
Burns
Back
in
Pen
All
But
Two
of
Ten
Fugitives
Whom
Dillinger
Led
Now
Are
Accounted
For
MICHIGAN
CITY,
Indiana.
Dec.
28:
Joseph
Burns,
eighth
of
the
ten
prisoners
who
were
released
by
the
late
John
Dllllngcr
from
the
Indiana
State
Penitentiary
here
on
the
local
foreign
exchange
mar-
houses
here
are
becoming
over-
some
months
ago.
Is
back
In
the
ket
yesterday
and
,tl
QinajUan
loided
witrCsllk
for
which
there
is
institution
to
resume
serving
of
a
dollar
at
$1.00
9-16.
'l
'
'
'"
no
market.
The
Increased
use
of
atural
life
sentence.
All
but
two
rayon
and
cotton
in
foreign
coun-
n
the
ten
fugitives
have
either
been
tries
wmcn
nave
always
been
neavy
recaptured
or
are
dead.
Kingf
ish
Fears
Assassination
l.ouslana
Senator
on
Ills
Way
From
Baton
Rouge
to
Washington
Has
Rig
Bodyguard
WASHINGTON,
Dec.
28
s
Sur-
known
to
be
under
cbnsldera-
fter
closed
at
5378c
on
the
local
rounded
by
a
bodyguard
owing
to,
Hon
by
the
Dominion
govern-
ratal
market
yesterday,
up
38c
threats
of
assassination
which
arc
ment
and
a
'decision
Is
cxpec-
ttm
Monday.
Today's
price
was
54c!
said
to
have
been
made-
against
ted
momentarily.
strength
n
London
attributed
to
J
him
lately.
Senator
Huey
Long
ar-
.
;
.
hwtvy
sj)eculatlve
buying
there
rived
here
from
Baton
Rouge
to
,.
forcing
thQ.market
up.
attend
the1
session;
of
.Congress.