HON.
J.
A.
MACDONALD
CJIARL017ETOWN.
PEL
N
8
CP
Hon
John
A,
Mar-(
aid.
minister
without
port-f
in
the
Dominion
cabinet.
:
nounces
that
he
will
not
seek
!
orUon
In
Klnirs
County
for
business
reasons."
History
of
Early
Chemistry
Subject
r:pr
t
mtnr.tlniT
(atlr
nn
the
"HlS-
ry
of
Early
Chemistry.''
It
ws
hown
that
modern
c'hemlstry
hop-rl
to
rcallte
the
dream
of
Uie
al-
cmlst,j
namely
the
transmutation
;f
clcmcnU.
CHILLIWACK
PAIR
DEAD
Mr.
hikI
,Mr.
Charles
Darough
Suc-nimb
After
Train
1UU
Auto
Ml8810NNov.
8:
(CP)
Mr.
and
Charlos
A.
Darnuch
of
ChUU-
Mr
r
i"k
ate
dead
as
a
result
of
fractured
skulls
rrcelved
late
Tuesday
wn
their
automobile
was
strucK
ly
a
Canadian
Pacific
express
train
"f.ir
Dcwdney.
The
husband
died
last
night
and
Mrs
Darough
succumbed
in
hospital
'"re
today.
Miss
Dolly
Dungate
left
on
last
evening's
train
for
Houston
In
ieh
district
her
father,
OcorRC
"Ungate.
fnrmir1v
nf
tills
city.
IS
engaged
in
farming.
BERLIN.
Nov.
8:
-The
belief
being
gencralTy
held
here
that'
the
a,r
if
riven
Its
own
Irce
prcfer-
.n
in
the
nleblscltc
to
be
held
in
January,
would
vote
Itself
back
Into
Oermany
rather
than
become
part
of
France
or
remain,
as
at
present,
mandate
of
the
League
of
Nations.
Oermany
Is
appealing
tp
i'
the
League
against
the
French
pro-
rVi
dcciareo.
deciarea
oy
oy
j
Of
Teachers
,
Talk
ll
nut
troons
Into
the
Saar
Italian
Wins
lulei
Pirandello,
Dramatist,
(IcU
Covrtcr
Award
I'r
Literature
STOCKHOLM.
Nov.
8:
CP
Lulgl
Pirandello,
celebrated
Italian
dramatist,
was
today
awarded
the
1935
Nobel
Prize
for
literature.
todays
Weather
calm,
38.
-Cloudy,
Terrace
calm,
35.
Anyox-RalnlnB.
Stewart-Heavy
rain,
calm.
40.
Hazelton-Cloudy,
calm.
32.
Smlthers-rart
ciouay.
ukuo
wind,
mild.
Durns
Ukc-Ciear.
can.
.
.
Dead
Tree
polnt-Pnrl
cloudy,
1
MinrP
40:
sea
choppy.
congressional
elections
appears
to
have
been
even
more
pronounced
than
was
at
first
Indicate.
The
Senate
standing
today
is
:
Democrats
-
69
Republicans
-
25
Progressives
1
Farmer-Labor
1
In
the
House
of
Representatives,
the
standing
is:
Democrats
Republicans
Progressives
Farmer-Labor-.
iA
Doubtful
317
102
A
number
of
seats
which
were
at
first
reported
in
the
Republican
column
swung
over
on,
receipt
of
revised
returns
to
the
Democratic
side.
The
standings
in
the
last
Con-
eress
were:
...
i
Senate
Democrats.
60;
Republl-j
cans.
Farmer-Labor.
5;
vacancies,
7.
Democrats
have
elected
thirty-eight
governors
to
eight
for
the
Republicans
with
one
Progressive
anyone
Farmer-Labor.
RECORD
IS
NIGH
MADE
,Vallev
to
keep
peace
there
pending
.
piccard
Ascended
I
Such
f
the
holding
of
ihe
plebiscite
a
move
on
the
part
o
Fran
e.
It
Is
1y
......
nlrt
vtrini.
f
less
than
an
nwayy
Wi..wm!i.
n
n.
Nov.
:-It
seize
the
valley
by
.
"ST
I
,hat
force
bv
controlling
the
election.
'
'
,Mn
p..-,
th(ir
of
ue
The
argument
between
France
j,.
...
Dear-
t:r
third
renular
meeting
h
h,
from
'.hem
High
School
Teachers'
and
Oermany
over
the
;"0"p'
born,
Mich.,
a
a
few
few
days
nays
ago.
ago.
cam
came
to
wage
wen
showed
it
his.
K
iatipn
was
held
In
the
epm-.the
Saar
continues
wUn,n
3
658
(ect
of
breaking
the
al-
Thunder,
Lightning
and
Hall
Stones
v
ll.Tjlf
an
Inch
In
Diameter
SASKATOON,
Nov.
8:
(CP
A
EMBARGO
Ko
thnnnor
iuu
I.
Mtfimiiir
un
rnonca
I
rum
i
jvw4'
mitt
.v-,
"i
the
Pajnton
district
this
morning.
IS
ENDED
iancKshlrc
Mills
to
Send
Cotton
j
1
Again
to
Germany
tv-
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SCALING
i
GREATER
cans,
35;
Farmer-Labor.
1.
'
Forest
Production
This
Year
Con
House
Democrats.
309;
Republl-
.
,
Maintain
Substantial
Autim"r
ial
room
of
the
King
Eawara
declaring
maw
-
utude
of
of
47,479
47.479
feet.
fCet.
a
Itlrh
School
on
Wednesday
after-
tcnlng
the
peace
01
cutvv
p
!
ttu
rinrniiiv
nriirp
cave
n
chcck-UP
of
Increase
Over
1933
Log
scaling
In
Prince
Rupert
for-j
estry
district
for
the
month
'of
-Oc-:
tober
thU
year
totaUed
18,254.223
"
board
feet
as
compared
with
15.709.-fiss
hoard
feet
in
the
same
month
last
year,
bringing
the
total
scale
for
this
year
to
date
up
to
110.366,-246
board
feet
in
.
comparison
with
50.964,658
board
feet
in
the
Hrst
ten
months
of
1933.
The
scale
per
species
this
Octo
ber
was
as
follows,
figures
for
the
same
month
last
year
lwlng
shown
for
comparison:
;
hlr
Instruments
Miscellaneous
Nobel
PrizeiSaskatchewan
,
Has
Big
Morm
1931
Fir
194.558
Cedar
1,224.230
Spruce
6,985,196
Hemlock
7,262,792
Balsam
2.485,422
93.880
3,145
1933
'
307,996
979.461
7.708,500
4.590,108
2,021,681
101,890
Totals
18,254,223
15.709.636
Forest
Products
I
'
ProducUon
of
poles
and
piling
In
the
interior
this
October
totalled
171.420
lineal
feet,
all
in
cedar,
as
compared
with
162.914
lineal
feet
in
October
1933.
Cords
of
wood
taKen
out
this
October
totalled
203
as
ag
ainst
152
last
October
while
19,262
hewn
ties.
768
hemlock
and
18,494
iacknlne,
were
counted
this
Octo-
wlth
11,049
last
DEAN
'TUCKER
PASSES
AWAY
ce
a
murder
cha;ge
WON
OVER
T0WNSEND
Gordon
Wallace
Scores
Decisive
Victory
to
Go
Into
Forefront
Of
Welter
Ranks
.
-VANCOUVER,
Nov.
8:
(CD-Gordon
;
Wallace
of
Vancouver
moved
definitely
into
the
forefront
of
the
weltcrweijht
pugilistic
division
last
night
when
he
won
an
unquestioned
decision
over
Billy
Townscnd
of
Nanaimo
In
firteen
lively
rounds.
The
.
bout
was
billed
as
being
for
the
Canadian
Welterweight
championship.
It
was
a
decisive
victory
for
Wallace
who
built
up
an
early
lead
on
points
stepping
in,
after
the
first
two
rounds,
with
V
left
jab
and
rijtht
cross
to
score
three
knockdowns
over
Townsend
in
the
eighth,
tenth
and
eleventh
rounds.
Townsend
took
the
count
of
nine
on
his
knees
each
time.
Hilly-essayed
a
valiant
back
In
the
last
three
rounds
and
on
one
occasion
almost
had
Wallace
in
distress
as
he
staked
everything
in
trying
for
a
knockout,
his
only
chance
of
winning.
He
could
not
finish
Wallace
al-,
though
he
won
the
final
round,
NEW
COUNSEL
'
FOR
DEFENCE
iufin
U
e
Rev.
Lewis
N.
Tucker,
aged
82.
dun
Left
Republican
Party
In
Control
In
Fiance;
1
Reform
Measure
Falls
Herriot
Not
Called
Upon
to
Form
Ministry
as
Had
Been
Expected
Personnel
in
New
Government
is
Not
Expected
to
be
Changed
Much
i
PARIS,
Nov.
8:
(CP)
Premier
Gaston
Doumergue
and
his
proposed
constitutional
reforms
were
swept
from
the
political
scene
today
when
his
cabinet
resigned
and
Pierre
fctienne
Flanciin,
minister
of
public
works
under
Doumergue,
agreed
to
form
a
new
cabinet.
He
is
a
member
of
the
left
Republican
1
party.
It
had
been
thought
that
Former
would
-nrmlrr
Edouard
Herriot
I
Today's
Stocks
iCourvei)
8
O.
JoIuumio
Ho.)
Vancouver
Alexandria,
,01.
Bayylew,
.01.
.
1
Bruno
R
Haup.-nann.
Linaerbergh
kidnapping
suspect;
tn
sa-
B
y
NlckvUH.-
refused"
his
ppllfitloa
for
a
writ
of
habeas
corpus
against
his
Bradian,
2.25.
I
extradition
to
Nrw
Jersey,
to
i
zu.vo;
viiin-w".-.-.
-
......
,-,,(
cfi.fnotnrv
.
nrranoc-
ycsieraay.
11c
was
one
01
mc
raw
j-
.
.1,.
Trlnle
Island
Fan
ciuuujr,
u...m..j.
..-.--.,,
-
-
-
i.nown
ricruvmen
In
Canada
Dared
to
spend
ner
lire
savings
01
a
vneai
ciosea
av
'S.ind:
sea
moderate.
ments
are
expected
.to
be
.made
by
l.
dol,ars
In
defence
of
exchange
today,
down
from
78V',c
BW.U""-::'
t.i.,.Part
cloudy.
'Oermany
to
pay
amounts
aircauy
.
""..!"
V4
viPrdv
yesterday.
Lancnr
""".
.......
serv
service
ce
In
in
the
tne
Dominion.
uominion.
'
mwuanu,
light
southerly
wind;
sea
moacraie,
wiug,
.
One
of
Canada's
Most
Widely
Known
Churchmen
s
Dead
LONDON.
Ont..
Nov.
7:
(CP
I
Lloyd
.Itrooker
Succeeds
James
M
Fawcett
in
Hauptmann
Case
h
FLEMINOTON,
N.J..
Novv8:-
Lloyd
Brooker
has
replaced
James
M.
Fawcett
as
chief
defence
counsel
fnr
nruno
Richard
Hauptmann
charged
In
New
Jersey
'with'
the
uirinnnnlmr
and
murder
.of
4
baby
Charles
Augustus
Lindbergh
Jr.
and
in
New
York
with
extortion
in
con
nectlon
nectlon
with
with
the
the
collection
collection
of
of
$50.
50,
Bralorne.
13.00.
B.
R-
Cons
.102.
B.
R.
X.
Gold,
.29.
'
Cariboo
Quartz,
121.
Dentonla,
.47.
Dunwell.
.17.
Oeorgia
River.
.01.
'
Oolconda,..3l.
Hercules
Cons,
.02.
Indian,
M.
Mlnto.
.19.
Meridian.
.10
Vi.
Morning
Star.
.132w
National
SUver,
.038.
Noble
Five.
.07
Vi-
Pend
Oreille.
JO.
Porter
Idaho.
.08.
Premier.
126.
Reward,
.03
Y2.
Reno.
1.13.
Silver.
Crest.
.01
V.
Salmon
Oold,
.11.
.
"
.
Taylor
Bridge.
58.
Wayside.
.09.
Whitewater,
.04
Vi-
Waverly
Tangier,
.01
V4...
United
Empire.
.14.
Glacier
Creek,
.06W.
Toronto
Central
Patricia,
1.06.
Chlbougamau,
.08
V.
Lee
Gold,
.09.
Granada,
20.
Inter.
Nickel,
23.10.
Macassa,
2.75.
.
Noranda,
33.55.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
32.
Slsco,
2.65.
Thompson
Cadillac,
54.
Ventures.
.94.
Lake
Maron,
.04
Vj.
Teck
Hughes.
4.07.
Sudbury
Basin,
155.
Canadian
Malartlc,
39.
Little
Long
Lac,
550,
Astoria
Rouyn.
.04.
Stadacona.
,20.
Maple
Leaf.
.10.
Pickle
Crow.
1.88.
Long
Lac
Lagoon.
.16.
Manitoba
&
Eastern.
.24.
v
Oils
A.
P.
Cons-
.07.
Amalgamated,
.06
1-3.
C.,&
H,
.68.
Dalhousle.
.23.
.
Freehold.
.06.
Home
Oil,
.62.
Merland.
.20.
Mar
Jon.
.12.
United
Oil.
.03.
VANCOUVER
WII11VT
have
been
called
upon
to
form
a
new
ministry
but
it
Is
believed
In
political
quarters
that
President
Albert
Lebrun
considered
that
it
would
have
been
Impossible
for
the
ttaaicai
socialist
icauct
j
uim
government
which
could
have
sur
vived.
-
-
'ftnaadlnXJyW.Hl
-J-.
....
.
,
l.JirjI7.1t
to
i.nrlar-
ktood.
fronf
that'
of
Dodmergue!"
Disorders
Break
Out
Threatened
disorders,
following
the
resignation,
of
Premier
Dou
mergue.
broke
out
lomgnt,
uiou-
sands
of
persons
smashing
througn
police
lines
in
front
of
the
Opera
yelling
"Down
with
the
Deputies."
Scores
of
persons
were
arrestea
after
repeated
charges
by
the
police.
ONLY
TWO
IN
FIELD
Taylor
and
McGeer
May
Have
Ma
oral
ty
Fight
in
Vancouver
To
Themselves
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
8:
(
CP
Un
less
a
dark
horse
enters
the
field,
It
Is
beginning
to
appear
that
Mayor
Louis
D.
Taylor
and
G.
G.
McGeer
K.C
M.L.A.,
both
of
whom
have
definitely
announced
themselves,
will
be
the
only
candidates
In
the
field
for
the
mayoralty
of
Vancouver
ot
December
12
at
the
civic
elections.
A
number
of
other
candidates
had
been
In
the
field
but
all
have
now
dropped
out.
,
'z.
It
looks
like
a
close
fight
with
plenty
of
action.
Road
Traffic
Is
Restored
Temporary
Repairs
Made
to
Bella
Coola-Hagensborg
Road
fol-lowing
Ree'ent
Floods
nnnri
traffic
has
been
restored
between
Bella
Coola
and
Hagcns-
borg
villages
in
the
Bella
Coola
val
ley
following
recent
floods
which
washed
out
several
bridges
and
In
undated
the
toad
at
several
points.
Temporary
repairs
are
now
bclnp
made
to
the
old
road
by
the
depart
ment
of
public
works
pending
decision
as
to
what
Is
to
be
done
In
the
way
of
permanent
work.
With
he
excentlon
0
two
or
three
fami
lies,
all
the
rjedble
who
were
forced
to
vacate
their
houses
during
tho
high
water
have
now
returned
to
their
homes.
BAR
SILVER
NEW
YORK.
Nov.
8:
(CP)
Bar
allver
was
up
at
53ViC
per
ounce
on
the
local
metal
market
today,
yesterday's
price
having
been
53c,
l4j
1
Tomorrow
s
Tides
Today's
Weather
8e
'
High
2:23
am.
19.5
ft.
41
14:06
p.m.
22.6
It.
prince
Rupert
Cloudy,
light
Low
8:14
ajit.
7.8
ft.
mthcast
wind;
barometer,
30.08;
rmpcrature.
45;
light
chop.
21:00
pin.
2.3
ft
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
V
!
XXIV
.
No.
200.
p
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
NOVEMBER
8,
1934
pricz:
five
cmre
ALASSA
ROAD
PLAN
IS
PROGRESSING
DOVMERCVE
MINISTRY
RESIGNS;
FLANDM
FRENCH
PREMIER
Northern
Highway
To
Cost
$14,000,000
Is
Advocated
In
South
Wenatchec
Man
Reveals
Plans
For
Birr
Project
Would.
(jo
North
From
Hazelton
via
Skeena
and
Klappan
Rivers
Route
Feasible,
Says
Engineer
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
8:
(CP)
Construction
of
a
$H,T
000.000
Northern
British
Columbia
and
Alaska
highway
.....w..t
I.,.
i,Vi(
.it
n
iTinitiurr
nf
tlin
Pn
mnonrf
n
rr
Till.
ran
of
the
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade
by
Ray
Clark
of
Ui
iihIpIimi
u'lin
ujiifl
Mint
trntntive
nlnns
had
been
made
fur
financing
the
project.
Col.
J.
M.
Rolston,
provincial
agovemment
locating
engineer,
also.
I
addressing
the
meeting,
declaring
MPCPrfc
RpnnPtt
j
that
the
route
offered
no
UCOCllD
UtllUvii
ingmtflctltlwandltwouldbecom-
t
parativcly
cheap
to
construct
at
an
t
approximate
cost
of
$10,000
per
mile
The
route
selected,
he
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