r
ft
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
,
nupcrt
Part
cloudy,
light
riy
wind;
barometer,
3055;
,'urc.
42;
era
unooth.
No
283.
t
,
May
Defer
'N
WU..
Dee
C:
Two;
mm
Their
Choifc
state
that
a
deal
has
been
comnleted
anthonlv
ratification
lir
dnrrttinr
Them
I...
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1
u
:
:
wlin
Definitely.
Com
mlltce
Decides
.!,
lcmbcr
0
Thr
!
t
.
'i-r
of
th
League
o:
u
:
ji-o
yesterday
that
thr
it
r
the
Saar
would
not
tot
b
kmw
definitely
in
thi
?
bo
rvW
next
month
ti"r
they
wlhd
to
b
-n-.iiy
or
France
or
oon
(
!n
)nl.
iinoer
man
'
'
i
t.cat
uf
of
Nation
j
:
uv
another
pebtrtrj
,
th.
M
tt
l
thai
r
of
the
Siar
U
Oeftnaj.
r
r
-rr
n
mnrmtfclaa.
many
.1
-h
lb'fdwltr-iirmt
td
Kewlv
Annotated
Judge
Succumbs
Vwlfrr
Lcwi
Me
In
.MhIImiii.
Jut
Two
Wee
a
After
hlng
Named
la
Ik
nth
by
the
shareholders
of
both
companies
remains
to
be
given
i
t:
-fit.-
ii
:
c
.
I
i
:
r
01
inc
rremier
uum
am
ut'ion
v
amalgamation
titMtiiva
v
vasv-
a
aiava
j
wt
mining
iaaiajE
vu.
v-w
.i
t
f
at
t.
T"v;
ii.
.
r
the
mie
'
B.
B.
C.
Silver
becomes
effective.
Directors
of
the
Pre-Lr
Co.
in
Vancouver
and
officials
of
the
B.
C.
Silver.
SIXTY-SIX
EXECUTED
"Helen
of
Terror"
Continue
In
Soviet
Republic
follow
Ins
Kiroff
Aavklnallon
MOSCOW.
Dee.
:
(CP
While
millions
of
llusilan
desirous
of
pajrinV
final
mnecK
were
filing
pat
the
bier
f
Sergei
.Mlrono-tlrh
Klrolf.
secretary
of
the
cen-Iral
committee
of
the
Communist
party
and
one
of
the
power
behind
the
Soviet
government,
who
was
avuwlnaled
on
Saturday,
a
virtual
"reign
of
terror-
conlln-urd
In
the
country.
During
(he
dav
lty-U
person
were
exe-
euted
by
firing
squads
after
nil
eon.
.
'
viction
en
charjen
of
"prcpaiinc
terrorist
plots
atainsl
high
Soviet
offiriah."
The
esecullons
look
..
Kx
at,nir.iri
!
nlirr
after
lummirr
trials
at
ci
Suprrm"
Cturt
bench.)
Unlnrad
and
Moscow.
L-
i
died
here
yesterday
j
A
slate
funeral
was
today
ac-
;r
ia
corded
Kiroff.
Farmers
of
Interior
Have
Had
Excellent
Season
Especially
In
Sale
of
Timothy
Hay
Seed
TV
farmers
of
the
Bulkley
and
Nechaco
Valleys
have
'1
one
of
the
best
seasons
in
history,
according
to
several
nt
arrivals
in
Prince
Rupert.
While
the
outstanding
tlm
nlo
nf
tiinnthv
seed
'iif:h
has
been
Hold
in
a
cash
market
and
has
brought
the
i
towers
pretty
nearly
$200,000,
other
crops
have
also
done
.
Turnips
Ml
I.JLIS
and
H1IE1
ii
potatoes
imiira
and.
U1IU.
in
!'
..
'V
.
I
...
.
.
I
a
.
1.
1
.
..nn
nn
f'jot
M
crops
n
..
I.
have
n
....
L.i
been
ex-
Ar.
'
in
quality
and
quantity.
Jl11
r
ps
have
been
good
and
enough
hay
to
carry
over
Ttv;jj
1
McMeeklil.
who
Is
the
for
the
shippers
of
the
"port
that
the
amount
NEWSPAPER
PEER
DIES
Itlddrll,
PublMier
of
News
""'id,
l'ascH
Away
in
Itndon
At
Arc
of
SUty.NInc
ALTONHEA'nl.
"
Knir..
Dec.
ot
proaucc
nanaira
vi
twice
as
great
as
last.
This
includes
nil
kinds
of
farm
produce
Including
dressed
meats.
In
addition
to
what
Jhowcver,
state
that
they
are
unabk
!
to
confirm
the
reports.
!
Under
the
proposed,
new
deal,
a
j
new
company
would
be
formed
and
Premier
would
handle
B.
C.
Sllve
lores
from
:he
mine
through
th
Premier
mill.
i
For
years
Premier
.has
held
a
385
'
Interest
In
B.
C
Silver,
which
ad-I
Joins
It.
and
minmg
men
state
that.
I
It
the
dcal,actually
goes
through.
It
will
give
a
tremcrldous
Impetus
to
the
Portland
Canal
area.
!
While
officials,
refuse
to
confirm
;
the
amalgamation
report.
It
Is
generally
believed
negotiations
have
reached
a
point
where
an
agreement
wlifbe
signed
at
an
early
date.
!
is
handled
by.
the
association
many
growers
have
shipped
direct
to
local
merchants
and
this
Is
said
to
be
of
greater
volume
and
of
better
quality
than
In
former
seasons.
j
Mr.
McMeekln
says
that
much
more
meat
could
be
handled
If
they
had
a
small
refrigerator
plant
for
iiiiiino
tin.
meat
on
Its
arrival
here.
,
'As
It
Is.
the
carcasses
have
to
be;
I
irt
immediately
on
arrival
and
this
cannot
always
be
done.
A
Rrcat
I
Jugo-Slavia
f
V
Driving
Out
Hungarians
.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY.
DECEMBER
6,
1934
Jilgh
1:41
am.
10.4
ft.
13:15
psa.
23.0
ft.
Loir
1:20
w
B2
it.
20:10
pjn.
1.6
ft.
rfUV.L
FIVE
CENT
FREMHR-B.C
SILVER
MERGER
IS
NEAR
BENNETT
MAKES
GOVERNMENT
POLICY
ANNOUNCEMENT
Tremendous
Impetus
Will
Be
Given
Portland
Canal
Mining
It
Important
Deal
Completed
RULING
ON
SAAR
MADE
Only
Ratification
of
Shareholders
of
Two
Companies
Is
Needed
to
Effect
Important
Amalgamation
Agreement
Expected
Soon
VAVmiTVPT?
Tin.
(X-
tf.V
Pnfaiafnnf
Mim-c
Vioff
many
lambs
have
been
hanaica.
two
'
shipments
having
been
received
'.within
the
past
few
days.
They
arc
jot
excellent
quality
and
have
been
'
in
great
demand,
i
iriHftlv.
the
movement
lnau-
gUrntcd
last
year
ior
iwu
Lara
Hiddell.
noted
English
,rn,
,
narthcrn
fanners
and
1ti)!U)ci-
iiuhiuiirf
niitiin?"
mul
.,.,r
hn
been
eminently
suc-
"nnUiroPm.
who
built
hH
name
cessful.
Prince
Rupert
is
growing
In
favor
n.
a
marKc
o
fortune
from
irom.
a
a
London
Lonnon
Sunday
ounony
'
tndilv
wsuntw.1.
DnIWn
..-
..-
xr.
xr.
,
,
h,
h,
urnr1,i
urnr1,i
Aucc
Auce
and
and
the
the
producers
producers
are
are
nr
sieaa
sieaa
uy
ij
-vivuno
w'
Ul
'""""V
,.i.-iH,,nnt
Romeof
the
"
yesterday
at
the
ago
of
8
xty-
incrcasm
ni
-
lots.
Hie
yean.
shipments
have
been
In
carload
BELGRADE,
Dec
G:
("CP
i
The
trovernment
of
Jugo-Slavia,
it
was
nnnnnnred
tndav.
has
decided
to
expel
all
of
4
JUUU
rtungarians
now
living
in
Jugo-Slavia.
The
decree
follows
the
recent
official
pronouncement
that
Hungary
was
responsible
for
the
assassination
in
Marseilles
of
King
Alexander
of
Jugo-Slavia.
Lord
Ashirf
has
trcn
granted
a
divorce
from
Lady
Ashley,
former
Sylvia
Hawkes.
actress.
In
a
London
court.
Douglas
Fairbanks.
fe.,t,r.4
nf
Mnrv
pirktnrd.
was
named
co-respondent
and
was
or
dered
to
pay
costs
of
faction.
Sir
Meniman
presided.
Costs
are
is-
i.
i
-
J
.a.
IA
AAA
-
Stevens
Offers
to
Lead
Crusade
To
Clear
Up
Abuses
in
Economic
j
Life
of
Canada;
'
Outlines
Plans
i
MONTREAL,
Dec
6:
(CP)
The
people
of
Canada
yes-erday
stood
challenged
by
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens,
former
minister
of
trade
and
commerce,
to
"come
with
me
in
a
drive
for
practical
action"
to
clear
up
abuses
and
maladjustments
in
the
country's
economic
life.
Not
as
one
seeking
leadership
of
a
party
but
as
one
determined
to
arouse
thoroughly
Canadian
public
REVENUE
IS
AHEAD
I
OTTAWA,
Dec.
:
tCPt
Cana
,
dlan
customs
and
excise-
revenue
for
the
first
eight
months
of
the
j
present
fiscal
year
showed
a
net
i
increase
or
$22,000,000
as
compared
jwlth
a
similar
period
a
year
ago.
Jim
Skinner,
Prince
Rupert
Man,
Missing
in
Graham
Island
Woods;
Search
is
Unavailing
MASSETT,
Dec.
6:
(Special
to
Daily
News)-Finding
no
trace
of
Jim
Skinner,
well
known
Prince
Rupert'
man,
who
was
lost
in
the
woods
at
3:30
Sunday
afternoon
last
while
hunting
on
Graham
Island,
a
search
party,
led
by
Provincial
Constable
Thomas
D.
Brunton
of
Massett
and
T.
Penny,
also
of
Prince
Rupert,
returned
to
Massett
yesterday
aboard
the
packer
Option.
Respite
a
close
search
for
two.
days,
not
a
single
trace
was
found.
Skinner
went
into
the
woods
near
the
old
Langara
Island
village
in
Parry
Pass,
leaving
Penny
in
charge
of
the
boat,
About
an
hour
later
Penny
heard
two
shots
and,
after
five
minutes,
heard
two
more.
Skinner
failed
to
return
and,
after
hunting
for
him
all
day,
Penny
wired
from
A.
J.
Peve's
cabin
to
Mas-sett
for
hell).
A
party
of
ten
arrived
the
next
morning
tjut
their
search
was
unavailing.
opinion
so
that
every
government
in
the
country
would
be
forced
to
Im
prove
farming
conditions
and
work
for
prosperity,
the,
former
minister
laid
down
a
program
of
concrete
'
I
proposals
chief
among
which
was
.
establishment
of
a
permanent
Customs
a,ul
J
LxciSetollet.oS
i-,'the
For,
CQm.
Canada
This
ear
Up
S2S.000,-
w,m
admmistra.
000
OVCr
1933
.
,4ft,4
rirtwKIo
Tn.
VI
Ul
iiiVitu
wsafca.
,
vestigatlon
Act
and
enforcement
of
Criminal
Code
provisions
against
false
advertising
which
he
characterized
as
"one
of
the
most
perni
cious
influences
In
modern
busi
ness."
In
the
case
of
short-weighting,
Mr.
Stevens
said
he
would
placard
a
store
as
follows:
"This
store
closed
for
three
days
for
short-weighting
the
public."
Trunk
Murder
In
Los
Angeles
about
three
days.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVER.
Dec.
6
W-
la
i
yi
I
titirimtf
ot
Lommission
j
I
To
Be
o
Heeded;
Ready
to
Make
Pact
With
States
I
(Important
Statement
From
Prime
Minister
at
Brockville
,
Last
Night
in
Regard
to
Two
Questions
Of
!
Much
Public
Interest
BROCKVILLE,
Ont.,
Dec.
6:
(CP)
An
important
i
statement
as
to
government
policy
in
connection
withiwd
matters
of
outstanding
public
interest
today
was
macjo'
here
last
night
by
Premier
R.
B.
Bennett.
The
Prime
Minister
gave
assurance
that
the
Dominion
government
would
take
such
action
as
it
was
competent
to
take
in
regard
to
mim
-.
TTTTT
""3
1U1U.U5
vil
lilt
uia-
uuj"'
NOT
MUCH
HOPE
NOW
I
Worst
Is
Feared
For
Capt.
Charles
L'lm
and
Companions
On
Pacific
Flight
'
HONOLLLU,
Dec.
Hope
for
the
safety
Charles
T.
P.
L'lm,
6:
(CPJ
of
Captain
Australian
trans-Pacific
flier,
and
his
two
companions,
George
Littlejohn
and
Jack
Skil.ing.
unreported
since
they
made
a
forced
landing
in
the
Pacific
Ocean
some
five
hundred
miles
west
of
Hawaii
on
Tuesday
afternoon
while
on
a
flight
from
Oakland
to
Honolulu,
was
practiially
abandoned
today
.after
an
Intensive
and
continuous
search
by
aircraft
and
ships
carried
on
during
the
past
48
hours
had
failed
to
reveal
any
trace
whatever
of
men
or
machine.
The
search
is
being
continued
but
about
the
only
hope
now
is
'tUat
they
may
have
been
picked
up
by
a
Japanese
sampan
which
would
not
be
able
to
report
the
fact
until
it
reached
port
or
got
In
touch
with
a
radio-equipped
vessel.
Pilot.
of
a
dozen
United
States
Navy
seaplanes
plotted
courses
covering
over
two
hundred
thousand
square
miles
of
adjacent
waters
without
locating
any
trace
of
the
fliers.
price
spreads
commission
and
wouM
willingly
tonclude
a
trade
agreement
with
the
United
States
"on
fair
and
just
terms."
BIG
STORM
IN
ALASKA
T)
Gales,'
Heavy
Kains;'
Thuiirter
and
Lightning
Accompany
Kecord-Breaking
Warm
Spell
,
CORDOVA,
Alaska,
Dec.
6
:
t
CP
jA
torrential
storm
brought
damage
I
estimated
at
$100,000
here
yesterday
j
as
vagarlesr
of
weather
gave
south-lem
and
Interior
Alaska
more
re-
LUiU'Ui
Clftail
&
mo-Hit.
nvuwivi
weU
as
heavy
rain.
Sweeping
In
from
the
Oulf
of
Alaska,
a
55-mlle
gale
raced
for
j
several
hours
here
and
at
Seward.
An
unprecedented
thunder
and
lightning
storm
swept
over
Cook
Inlet
Tuesday
night.
Mussolini
Makes
Tax
Payment
To
British
Treasury
!
LONDON,
Dec.
6:
It
was
revealed
by
the
British
Exchequer
yesterday
that
an
Income
tax
payment
of
$1200
had
been
made
to
the
British
government
by
Premier
Benito
Mussolini
of
Italy
on
Interests
In
this
country.
Salvation
Army
Makes
Its
r
Annual
Appeal
to
Citizens
able
for
the
purpose,
To
Aid
in
Giving
Xnias
Cheer
The
Salvation
Armv
is
once
more
making
its
annual
ap
'
peal
to
the
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
for
money
and
goods-
....
.
.
1
i
1..
-
-i
i
1.1
1
r
,
to
enable
tnem
to
uring
Lnrinmas
cneer
10
muse,
tess
iux-
unidentified
Body
Found
Yesterday
unate
than
others
who
would
otherwise
be
unable
to
en-.
Afternoon
in
California
city
!j0y
themselves
at
the
festive
season.
Particularly
is
the
investigation
J
rmy
seeking
to
bring
joy
to
the
little
ones
who
will
be
ux-
IpecUng
Santa
Claus
to
come
to;J
.
ins
AKnPi.Fs.
Dpp.
8:
Late
ves-1
them
as
well
as
to
their
more.
terday
afternoon
Los
Angeles
police
wealthy
schoolmates
and
friends,
were
Informed
that
an
unidentified,
prince
Rupert
people
have
sub-body
had
been
found
crammed
into
Scribed
nobly
h
the
past
and.
a
trunk.
The
gruespme
discovery
,
doubtless,
they
win
do
so
again
this
was
later
confirmed
and
Invcstlga-
'year.
The
need
is
there
and
the
work
tlon
is
proceeding.
The
body
Is
be-
juone
by
the
Army
will
be
restricted
llcvrd
to
have
been
In
the
trunk
oniy
Dy
the
amount
of
money
avail-
1
-
Acknowledgement
will
be
made
of
all
subscriptions
through
this
(CP)
paper
and
money
may
be
left
at
the
Wheat
was
quoted
at
81c
on
the
Dally
News
or
at
the
Salvation
Army
local
exchange
yesterday
and
drop-
headquarters
or
given
to
any
officer
ped
to
80iic
today.
,rf
the
army,
Battle
Fleet
to
Visit
Bay
Region
Major
Portion
of
Uncle
Sam's
Navy
Steaming
From
San
Diego
to
San
Francisco
SAN
DIEOO,
Dec.
6:
A
nmjor
portion
ot
the
United
States
Navy
battle
fleet
was
last
night
on
Us
way
from
here
to
San
Francisco.
A
visit
of
a
eouule
of
weeks
will
1m
made
by
the
fleet
to
the'hay
region.