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3:
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....
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ni"
quoted
nt
70',bC
on
mc
Ml
tvl,.
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.
.
,
I
I
Rhodes
Scholar
Customs
Revenue
May
Bring
New
Peace
to
Europe
IS
WINNER
Outwinli
(am
polo
In
LarKc
Payments
Will
be
Made
by
Berlin
For
Mines
And
Private
Credits
and
hqual
Rights
l
or
Voters
And
Non-Voters
Are
to
be
Guaranteed
ROME,
Dec.
3u
(CP)
France
and
Germany
today
siimcri
"an
acrreement
of
peace"
over
the
vexed
Saar
Basin
territory.
Germany
will
pay
France
$GO,000,000
and
eleven
million
tons
of
coal
for
France's
mines
and
private
credits
in
the
Saar
Basin
and
Germany
guarantees
equal
rights
for
voters
and
non-voters
among
all
inhabitants.
The
settlement,
which
Is
expected
to
re-
move
one
of
the
stumbling-blocks
to
the
preservation
of
peace
In
Europe,
was
arrived
at
by
a
committee
of
three
representing
the
League
of
Nations.
Germany
and
Prance.
For
B.
C.
Named
Tliornas
MrKrown
of
New
Wrat-
milkier
Wins
Important
Scholastic
Award
VANCOUVER.
Dec.
3:
(CP
Thorn
McKcown
of
New
Westmln
ster
hit
been
selected
as
British
Columbia
Rhodes
scholar
for
this
year.
He
graduated
from
the
Uni
versity
of
British
Columbia
and
is!
now
doing
research
work
In
mcdl
cine
at
McGlll
University.
This
Year
Ahead;
'Substantial
Increase
Recorded
In
19JI
Ovrr
Year
Ago
So
far
this
year
customs
and
excise
collections
at
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
have
totalled
jim.
l
At
a
ii
in
Mtmnarlson
with
$150,841.
jGI
in
the
first
eleven
months
oft
!133.
TlJls
year
in
November
the
i
total
was
M0.674
as
against
403
81
last
year.
Hockey
Scores
Saturday's
Scores
Montreal
5:
N.
Y.
Rangers
2.
St.
Louis
3:
Toronto
4.
Canadians
0:
Boston
2.
Sunday
Scores
Toronto
0;
Detroit
3.
N.Y.
Americans
2;
Chicago
1.
WEATHER
REPORT
Terrace
-Cloudy,
cnlm.
30.
Anyox
Cloudy,
cnlm,
33.
Stewart-Cloudy,
calm,
31.
Hazdton-Cloudy,
cajm,
32.
Smlthcrs-Calm,
mild.
Uurns
Lake
Snowing,
calm,
20.
HllNTINd
I'AKTV
HOME
a.
r
srilvnoe
Co.'S
service
boat
Salvage
Princess
returned
to
port
nt
1
o'clock
this
morning
"'
"
.
hnntlne
trlD
to
Rig
Bay
and
Kwlnlmass.
The
party
on
board
consisted
of
Capt.
W.
Vi
Armour,
nRMt
w
n.
Fulton.
F.
A,
Mac-
Aiv
MrRae.
F.
N.
Oood,
J.
a
tri.,tnn
nnnert
Fulton
and
capt
t'
u
fifort
Thp
b:ir
consisted
of
imt
bv
the
city
engineer
wlUi
unerring
aim,
and
thirty-five
ducks.
NOT
SHARK.
HE
THINKS
It.
.
Cunningham
Differs
With
Dr.
Clemen
Regarding
Identity
01
Local
Monster
Tells
of
Big
One
Head
of
Nanalmo
Biological
Station
Satisfies
Himself
as
to
His
Original
finding
In
the
opinion
of
R.
O.
Cunningham,
one
of
the
best
known
pioneers
of
tills
part
of
the
coast,
who
has
en
a
pood
deal
of
marine
life
In
his
day,
the
skeleton
of
tnc
sea
monster,
which
was
found
recently
at
Henry
Island
by
Hugo
Sandstrum
and
which
Is
now
In
process
of
pre-
rvAtlon
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Exncrtmental
Station,
is
no
basking
shark.
Mr.
Cunningham
arrived
from
Port
Esslngton
on
Saturday
night's
train
and
will
be
returning
there
this
afternoon.
Mr,
Cunningham
tells
of
Port
Esslngton
naUve.
fishermen
catching
a
basking
shark
some
thirty
or
more
years
ago
In
a
dogfish
trawl
nff
Rcfuce
Day.
Porcher
Island.
There
was
no
red
flesh
and
no
quills
on
that
basking
shark.
Incidentally.
h
M-ns
fi2
feet
lone
and.
so
formid
able
did
It
appear,
that
the
naUves
!
were
terrified
when
they
hauled
It
I
up.,
They
went
to
Port
Esslngton
to
,
tell'wUat
they
had
found
ahd
white
j
i.itpr
ttpnt
nut
to
Investigate.
,
nv
thai
time,
the
creature
was
dead
and
theremalns
were
not
saved.
It
.
I
J
4.11..
t
1.
nrl
naa
pcfn,
acciacmiuiy
uuuv.
Dr.
W.
A.
Clemens,
director
of
the
Nnnnlnio
Rlolouical
Station,
who
has
positively
Identified
the
local!
skeleton
as
being
that
or
a
oasKing
i
shark,
confirms
that
decision
In
a
J
letter
written
to
Dr.
Neal
Carter,!
director
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Flsh-j
erles
Experimental
Station.
By
ml-1
croscoplc
examination,
Dr.
V.
A.
Clemens
was
able
to
Identify
tnc
skin
as
being
that
of
a
shark
and,
by
further
references,
satisnea
hlmsrlf
nosltlvelv
that
It
was
that
of
a
basking
shark.
Dr.
Clemens
makes
the
interest-!
Ing
observation,
however,
that,
al-j
though
basking
sharks
have
been:
often
reported
to
have
been
sighted
i
In
these
waters
by
C.
O.
S.
dlvenchy
and
others,
It
Is
the
first
time
mat
I
I
11..
......InJ
I
one
nas
dccii
sciciuiiicuuy
luwumj
on
this
coast.
Tills
makes
the
local
skeleton,
therefore,
of
considerable;
local,
although
possibly
not
sclcn-.
title.
Interest
as
an
exhibit.
Gcorge
Dlbb,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
,
Frank
Dlbb,
Is
home
from
Anyox
where
he
has
been
In
the
employ
of
the
Granby
qo.
RED
CHIEF
MURDERED
Executions
Rapidly
.Metrd
Out
Following
Assassination
Of
Sergei
Kiroff
LONDON,
Dec.
3:
(CP)
A
Warsaw
dispatch
to
the
Daily
Express
today
said
that
ten
Red
Army
officers
had
been
executed,
sixty
others
rounded
up
and
many
high
officials
dismissed
as
a
result
of
a
plot
for
wholesale
assassination
of
Soviet
leaders.
The
plot
was
discovered
following
the
assassination
on
Saturday
of
Sergei
Kiroff,
secretary
of
the
eentral
committee
of
the
Communist
party
and
confiJante
of
Dictator
Joseph
Stalin.
Klroff's
assassin,
himself
a
Communist,
was
at
once
arrested.
BENNETT
TO
MAKE
TRIP
Parliament
Expected
to
Rise
Before
May
to
Permit
Him
to
Attend
King's
Jubilee
OTTAWA,
Dec.
3:
(CP
The
session
of
Parliament,
which
Is
to
oocn
on
January
10,
will
probably
have
an
early
prorogation
In
order
to
permit
Premier
u.
u.
Bennett
to
make
another
trip
to
England
to
attend
the
Silver
Jubilee
of
King
Oeorge's
accession
to
the
throne
in
May.
It
is
not
expected
that
the
report
of
the
mass
buying
and
price
spreads
committee
will
be
ready
before
mid-February
but
the
Inten
tion,
It
Is
understood,
Is
to
present
It
to
Parliament
as
soon
as
possible.
FISH
FROM
KETCHIKAN
Northland
Transportation
Co.'s
motorshlp
Norco
arrived
in
port
at
11
o'clock
this
morning
from
Ketchikan
with
frozen
fish
for
transshipment
east
over
Canadian
Na
tional
Railways.
After
discharging.
the
vessel
sailed
for
Seattle.
Complicated
Machine
-This-eempllefttc
-looking
macht
.e
is
catted
a
pl'anetfinand
when
completes
will
proiect
mov
ng
repiisas
of
the
heavenly
bodies
on
an
artlfica'l
sky
in
the
ne
Griffith
observatory,
at
Ixw
Angeles.
NEW
KING
OF
WHEAT
John
Allsop,
Neighbor
of
Herman
Trcllc,
is
Crowned
World
Wheat
King
For
1931
CHICAGO,
Dec.
3:
(CP)
Herman
Trelle,
thrice
World
Wheat
King,
is
now
not
eligible
for
further
compe
titlon
but
Wembley,
Alta..
still
holds
the
title,
John
B.
Allsop.
Mr.
Trelle's
inelehbor.
having
last
night
been
I
crowned
Wheat
King
at
the
annual
International
Hay
and
Grain
Show
here
with
an
exhibit
of
Reward
Wheat.
It
Is
the
twelfth
Ume
since
1919
hat
Canada
has
won
the
title
and
he
twentieth
time
in
twenty-four
Imes
that
it
has
been
awarded
at
Chicago.
Last
year
Frank
Isaacson
of
katchewan
was
the
winner.
W.
G.
Gibson
of
Ladner.
B.C..
won
WORLD
WHEAT
PARLEY
ENDS
SENSATIONALLY
BUDAPEST.
Hungary.
Dec
3:
(CP
i
The
world
wheat
con
CONCERT
BY
NORWEGIANS
Entertainment
by
Varden
Singers
Friday
Night
is
Acceptable,
Drawing
Large
Crowd
-
A
crctrghtrtrt
musical
and-thei
trical
entertainment
was
staged
Friday
night
by
the
Varden
Sing
ers
before
a
large
audience
in
the
Metropole
Hall.
The
concert
was
followed
by
a
dance
which
was
also
very
enjoyable.
The
proceedings
opened
with
the
singing
of
"O
Canada"
after,
which
there
was
an
address
of
welcome
by
the
chairman,
Inge
Valen.
Comic
onss
by
J.
Jorgensen,
with
Mrs.
Nels
Luth
accompanying,
followed
.nd
then
the
first
of
the
comic
.ketches,
playlette
entitled
"A
Wo
man's
Heart."
was
presented.
There
was
a
comic
song
by
Nels
Ounder-on
alter
which
a
quartet,
under
direction
of
Nels
Gunderson
and
with
TnnA
Inge
Voipn
Valen
selecUons
by
the
Varden
Singers
under
direction
of
Peter
Lien.
Those
taking
part
In
the
plays.
which
were
directed
by
J.
Jorgensen
!
with
Inge
Valen
as
stage
manager.
1
!
i
bound
by
any
further
acreage
!
reduction
agreements.
Such
agreements
had
failed
as
far
as
j
Argentina
was
concerned,
it
ni
was
siuwu.
tntfi1
nnH
aim
the
South
ouum
Am-
Fisherman
Here
Today's
Tides
High
.11:10
ajn.
21.1
ft.
Low
:........
4:57
ain.
9.0
ft
18:00
pjn.
4.4
It.
UCE
RIVER
OUTLET
IS
PLANNED
BY
ALBERTA
LIBERALS
greement
Between
Germany
and
France
On
Vexed
Problem
Made;
Railway
Line
To
This
Coast
Is
Advocated
in
Plans
for
Development
Reduction
in
Municipal
Debt
Interest
Bates,
Investigation
Into
Merits
ol
Social
Policies
ana
.Monetary
Keform
Also
Urged
CALGARY,
Dec.
3:
(CP)
The
Alberta
Liberal
party
on
Saturday
adopted
a
platform
including
a
plan
for
the
development
of
Alberta
with
a
Peace
River
outlet
to
tju-Pacific
Coast,
reduction
of
municipal
debt
interest
rate.-and
full
investigation
into
the
merits
of
social
policies
and
the
effect
of
various
monetary
reforms.
Twenty
Years
ference
came
to
a
sensational
ending
yesterday
when
Argcn-
.;
ietcr
(Mike)
Donnelly
Died
tlna
positively
refused
to
be
1
xijht
In
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
Last
Peter
tMike
Donnelly,
fisherman
i
and
resident
of
Prince
Rupert
for
twenty
twenty
years,
years,
passed
passed
away
away
Saturday
Saturday
USK
CASE
JUDGMENT
Seattle
Company
Wins
In
Suprem
Court
Action
Against
Four
In-
terior
Prospectors
'VANCOUVHlrDcc
5r
HCPr-Mr.-Justice
Denis
Murphy,
in
Supreme
Court
here,
awarded
the
Lucky
Gold
Quartz
Co.
of
Seattle
and
Ray
mond
William
seelye,
mining
en
gineer
of
Seattle.
Judgment
against
four
prospectors
Loyal
Ernest
Moody.
Richard
Lowrle
and
George
L.
Moody
of
Usk
and
Charlie
Kcllcy
of
Quick.
The
judgment
was
for
$6000,
a
reduction
In
the
$35,000
op-
tlon
to
Seelye
on
four
placer
gold
and
silver
claims
near
Usk.
Seelye
had
assigned
his
option
to
the
plaintiff
company.
The
reduction
was
compensation
for
deficiency
in
ore
content
of
the
claims.
The
defendants
were
ordered
to
de
posit
title
deeds
to
two
claims
in
apenmniinvln?.
accordance
with
the
onuon
aercc-
was
heard.
Then
came
the
second
iment
and
to
forthwith
acquire
title
n,..
Anting
-vinrmnnt"
M-ttVi
a
!
tn
a
plalm
nn
the
Indian
Reserve.
-
-
-
-
.
.VliiVllJ
tl,,tlVU
...V.'..
......
comic
song
by
H.
Gudbrantsen
andi
"
READY
TO
-
TAKE
OFF
were
Mrs.
L.
Husoy.
Mrs.
Sig
Andcr-
j
"
son,
Mrs.
Peter
Wlkdal,
Peter
Lien,
Rain
Squalls
at
Sea
rrevent
ucpar-1
II.
Gudbrantsen.
Nels
Gunderson.
j
ture
of
Capt.
Ulm
on
Trans-Inge
Valen
and
William
Husoy.
Pacific
Flight
Music
for
the
dancing
which
fol-
lowed
the
program
was
by
Julius
OAKLAND.
Dec.
3:
(CP
Take-
Welles
urcne&ira.
Keiresnmenis
on
01
uapi.
bianco
.
it.
the
world's
pea
championship
and
(were
served
and
the
drawings
made
his
projected
trans-Pacific
flight
W
11.
uraiiain
Ul
null
opiuia,
mia.,:m
iu
iaui,
mis.
u.
iuhiuihiuuh
numuu
the
world's
bean
championships,
i
winning
a
table
lamp
and
J.
Sorvik.
,
Islands
was
deferred
Saturday
an.
n
box
of
oranges.
Nels
Luth
and
I.
again
yesieraay
ana
luuay
u
aV--
Fcnness
presided
at
the
door.
t
count
of
rain
squalls
being
reported;
jfor
several
hundred
miles
off
th
!
coast
on
his
route
to
iionoiuiu
a
iwell
as
adverse
weather
In
the
vK
clnltv
of
Hawaii.
He
Intends
to
take
off
at
the
earliest
possible
moment
that
weather
becomes
more
favorable.
Capt.
Ulm
has
expressed
regret,
that
circumstances
made
it
Impossible
for
him
to
take
off
from
Van-couver
as
he
had
originally
planned.
t
NOVEMBER
FIRES
The
ine
city
cuy
fire
me
urpui
department
um-m
respon-
ityun-
t
,
erlcan
republic
refused
to
en-
j
nlght
nt
tne
Prmce
Rupert
General
rtcd
to
five
alarms
during
the
month"
ter
In
any
further
such
pacts.
,
Hospital
at
the
age
of
slxty-slx.
He
of
November
this
year
as
compared
Argentina's
statement
came
as
'was
Dorn
n
untted
States
of
Irish!
with
ten
In
the
same
month
last
a
surprise
as
it
naa
oecn
rcpor-
t
;riesccn
The
funeral
will
take
place
ted
at
the
week-end
that
the
tomorrow
tomorrow
morning
morning
from
from
the
the
Church
Church
four
principal
wheat
exporting
countries
of
the
world
Can-
t
nrfn
itnltrri
Ktntrs.
Australia
and
Argentina
might
soon
j
Louis
Astoria
adopt
a
new
method
for
the
iiarrv
Astoria.
control
of
world
wheat
mar-
cjty
at
the
end
ketlng.
of
the
Annunciation
with
the
B.
C.
.Undertakers
In
charge.
I
sr.
and
his
son,
returned
to
the
of
the
week
after
year.
So
far
this
year
there
have-
been
57
tire
alarms
as
against
C8
Id
the
corresponding
period
last
year.
PRICE
OF
SILVER
NEW
YORK,
Dec.
3;
silver
was
unchanged
(CP)-Bar
at
55c
pcf
'
havlnar
spent
a
couple
of
months
ounce
on
the
local
metal
market'
iAt
George
Frlzzell's
hot
springs!
Saturday
but
dropped
to
54Tac
to
near
Port
Esslngton.
'day.
n
Today's
Weather
m.
wmm
piir.t
Rupert
Raining,
light
"3r'.lwcst
wind;
barometer,
V'.,
h
,-npcraturc.
43;
sea
smooth,
o
t-
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMMA'S
NEWSPAPER
Umv
no.
28Q.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
DECEMBER
3,
1934
price:
nvz
cents
CCORDOKSAAM
IS
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