It.
T
CHAPriXL
Ir.
Mi
course
of
one
of
his
per-trips
over
the
line.
D.
T.
t
general
superintendent
'
.
tanadlan
NaUonal
Rall-t
'
i
British
Columbia,
ar-i
tu
Uie
city
on
the
Prince
t
c
i.hts
morning
from
Van-'
r
and
will
proceed
to
the
ln-:
'in
this
evening's
train,
re
1
z
to
Vancouver
via
Jasper
rk
He
will
be
accompanied
-re
to
Jasper
by
W.
H.
To-cUvlslonal
superintendent
R.
L.
Mcintosh
New
Chairman
Museum
Board
Mr
(.ihsnit
Resigns
as
Secretary
Ami
New
One
to
be
Chosen
at
Nest
Sleeting
T
executive
of
the
Museum
fc-;
met
last
night
In
the
Bank
tf
commerce
to
receive
the
resigns
of
Canon
W.
F.
Hushbrook
'
urman
and
Mrs.
J.
B.
Olbson
!'
rotary.
K
L
Mcintosh
was
elected
as
t'l
ilrnt
and
Canon
Rushbrook,
v''
'
prrsldent.
The
Dositlon
of
sc-
?
'
,X
u-n
loft
In
hn
flllfri
nt
UlC
:r
!
meeting.
Thr
ironcral
policy
of
the
board
v-'
f(i
cussed
and
plans
laid
for
1
-r-
sive
work
In
the
near
future.
organization
has
been
dormant
?
r
-nvrral
years
owing
to
the
de-
Head
of
Armour
Company
Passes
c
O.
l-f,
I'mldent
of
Chicago
Mrat
I'atklng
Concern,
Died
Yestcr-lay
at
Arc
of
SG
CIHCAOO,
Nov.
7:
(CP)-C.
O.
Ur
President
of
Armour
As
Co..
meat
packers,
for
tho
past
three
rtlf,d
yesterday
In
a
local
hos-P
where
he
had
been
a
patient
men
Juiy.
jle
was
futy.six
years
uge
President
Roosevelt
is
Overjoyed
at
Result
Governor
Frank
F.
Mer-iam
Rc-clectcd
in
California'
With
Suhstantial
Majority
Qvcr
Upton
Sinclair
j
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
NoV.
7:
The
New
Deal
received
a
strong
endorsation
from
the
American
people
at
the
polls
.
in
the
congressional
elections
throughout
the
country
yesterday,
its
supporters
being
swept
to
victory
in
all
parts
of
the
Union.
The
Democrats
retained
control
of
the
House
r
of
Representatives
and
increased
their
strength
in
the
Senate
President
Franklin
D.H
1
.
,
.
'.
-
.'
-
1
RcoseveJt
who
spent
election
day
at'
number
of
Democrats,
However,
his
home
in
New
York,
was
repor-,
D
fmocraU
were
vcII
ahcad
m
lhe
ted
to
be
overjoyed
at
the
Tetult)mwtor
thc285
doubtfulscats
many
and
the
tremendous
expression
of
;
o(
wnlch
Ucrc
lu
slron?
Democratic
confidence
tn
the
admlnlstraUon
.
rrltory
,
and
$
appeared
that
the
through
the
support
given
the
can-.
Democratic
chance
were
good
of
dldate
who
favored
1U
policies
It
ha,inff
r,r
0er
the
2l8
seats
re-
,
was
the.
.greatest
Uhc
ramified
New
Deal
mandate
ever
riven
a
rcd,4hnted4I,0
Early
returns
Indicated
the
of
the
Democrats
in
a
measure
by
party
candidates!
being
swept
Into
federal
and
state
office
In
unprecedented
numbers
although
there
was
an
obvious
tendency
on
the
part
bf
the
people
to
depart
from
straight
party
lines,
the
Issue
being,
apparently,
for
or
against
the
New
Deal.
A
few
hours
alter
the
closing
of
!thc
poll.
Postmaster
General
James
M.
Farley.
Democratic
national
organizer,
stated
that
reports
Indicated
a
DcmocraUc
landslide.
Tills
was
borne
out
by
later
returns,
as
suring
the
party's
victory
and
control
of
both
House
by
at
least
two-
ihlrds
majorities
for
the
first
time
since
the
Civil
War.
O.
O.
I.
In
Eclipse
with
lhe
United
States
firmly
In
the
hands
of
President
Roosevelt,
his
New
Dealers
and
the
Democratic
nnrtv
the
Republican
party
re
tainwt
less
than
one-third
of
the
Rpiinte
scats,
a
similar
fraction
in
the
House
and
was
of
less
account
ih.nn
atanv
time
since
Its
founding,
It
was
the
most
astoundlng-off
year
election
In
the
history,
of
the
coun
trv.
Typical
of
the
sweep
of
the
New
Deal
was
the
situation
In
the
Re
publican
stronghold
of
Pennsylvania
where
Joseph
P.
Ouffey.
Rooscvelllan,
defeated
Senator
David
A.
Reed,
the
veteran
Republican,
who
was
seeking
re-election.
Thcj
Democrats
seized
three
scats
In
Pennsylvania.
This
was
unprece-;
dented
and
meant
that,
contrary'
to
.
custom
In
"oft
year"
elections,
the;
Ins"
stood
a
chance
of
maintaining
their
large
majority
In
the
House.
Today's
Late
Summary
p,ri
thi
afternoon
the
Demo
crats
seemed
likely
to
control
forty
out
of
forty-eight
stale
governor-
.hi,v
with
six
Republicans,
one
Farmcr-Laborlte
and
one
Progres
sive
elected.
Latest
returns
snowea
iwciuy-
four
Democratic
senators
elected.
Republicans
five.
Farmcr-ioor
u
w
and
Progressives,
one
doubt.
.
,
Including
senators
wnosc
nuns
do
not
expire
for
two
years,
the
Democrats
have
slxty-slx
scats
or
a
clear
majority
or
smcen
In
the
House
tne
utow'
of
eighty
with
113
a
clear
majority
..t.
It
Hrtuht
Returns
up
to
on
early
hour
this
.hoMPfl
130
Republicans
j.
,....i
.wiM
and
a
similar
quired
fof
amaJorUy
In
the
new'
Stale
and
a
sljnal
to-feb
ahead
with
House
tious.
the
the
party
held
309
seats
as
against
114
for
the
Republicans.
No
Farmer-La
bo
riles
of
whom
there
were
five
In
the
last
Congress,
had
been
elected
up
to
late
last
night
Some
of
State
Returns
Republican
governors
were
elec
ted
In
Rhode
Island,
Michigan
and
:
Vermont.
I
In
New
York,
the
re-election
of
I
Governor
Lehman,
personal
friend
i
of
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt,
'
over
Robert
.Morgan,
his
Republican
f
opponent,
was
early
conceded.
f
In
Wisconsin,
one
of
the
principal
focal
points
In
the
election,
Lafol-
i
1.11..
.
1
-
A
1
-
l
I
1
I
lews
were
yicionuuy
uovn
in
guocr-
hatorial
and
senatorial
contests;
Continued
on
Page
'
Today's
Stocks
(Court.
8
O
Johiuuo
0.)
Vancouver
Alexandria,
.OlVj.
Bay
view.
.01.
B.
d.
Nickel.
.52.
Big
Missouri,
.33.
Bradlan,
2.10.
Bralorne,
12.90..
B.
R.
Cons..
,084.
B.
R.
X.
Gold,
.24.
Butte
I.
X.'L..
.04.
Cariboo
Quartz,
1.16.
Dcntonla.
.40.
Dunwell.
.17.
-Georgia
River.
.01.
Golcorida,
.27.
Hercules
Cons.,
.023.
Indian.
.01.
Mlnto,
,18'i.
Meridian,
.10.
Morning
Star,
.12.
National
Silver.
.03'i.
Noble
Five,
.07.
x
Pent!
Oreille,
.40.
Porter
Idaho,
.07
lj.
Premier,
1.23.
Reno,
L08.
Sllvpr
Crest,
.01
4.
Salmon
Oold,
.to
.
Taylor
Bridge,
.25.
Wayside.
.09.
Whitewater.
.0414.
.
Wavcrly
Tangier,
.01.
-'
United
Empire,
.12'4,'
Glacier
Creek,
;06.
Oils"
A.
P.
Con.,
.07.
Amalgamated,
.00',&.
C.
&,
E.,
.63..
Dalhousle,
.23.
Freehold,
.03'ri.
Home
Oil,
.70.
Merland,
.20.
Mat
Jon.
.12.
United
Oil,
.03"
4.
Over
300.000
black-shlrted
fol'.ow
rs
of
Mu
olini
gathered
in
front
of
the
Milan
cathedral,
Milan,
Italy
when
II
Du;:e
warned
Jugoslavia
not
to
insult
Italy
Just
four
days
before
the
assassination
of
Kinf
Alexander
of
Jugoslavia.
Ore
Running
142
Ounces
jIns"unsis
.
Yellow
Metal
to
Ton
Described
in
Vancouer
By
SHANGHAI,
Nox.
7:
With
communications
being
gradually
restored,
further
reports
arc
beginning
'
to
trickle
out
of
Ihdo-Chlna
of
dls-,
astrous
floods
which
a
week
ago
laid
I
waste
several
villages,
causing
the'
deaths
of
nt
least
250
persons,
the
Injury
pf
hundreds
of'others
and
the
dcstructlbrf
of
thousands
of
.homes.
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Heavy
rain,
south
wind,
temperature.
38.
Anyox
Raining,
calm,
38.
Stew-art
Rain,
calm.
.35.
i
Hazel
ton-irCloudy,
calm,
36.
!
Smlthers
Part
cloudy,
calm,
mild.
j
Uunis
Lake-
Windy,
33.
l
clean-up
from
three
ground
no
less
than
ounces
of
the
yellow
metal
was
taken.
Immense
Building
Scheme
Starting
WASHINGTON,
D.C..
Nov.
7:r-i
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
is
about
to
launch
a
new
home-bulld-lng
program
for
the
United
States
which
may
Involve
the
expenditure
of
$15,000,000,000
during
the;
next
decade.
'
.
MARKET
CLOSED
.
Alt
ItUO
In
Transactions
CHICAGO,
Nov.
7:
CP)
Samuel
Instill
Insisted
at
his
trial
here
on
i
Wheat
Prices
In
Winnipeg
Higher
Further
lncreaw
Recorded
Well
Ahead
of
Pee
Quotations
i
WINNIPEG.
Nov
7:
(CP
Wheat
prices
moved
uo
another
cent
and
a
half
on
the
local
grain
market
yesterday,
December
futures
closing
at
79c
and
May
at
833c
as
compared
with
the
peg
prices
of
75c
and
80c
respectively.
The
Chicago
.grain
market
has
been
unsteady
with
little
change
in
prices.
POUND
IX
MONTREAL
inntr
vnDV
Mrwli
irVi
Tthfil
MrtNTTtRAT.
Ko
7?
(CP)
CRISIS
ON
IN
FRANCE
French
Chamber
to
Vote
Tomorrow
On
New
Constitutional
Bill
Of
Premier
Doumergue
PARIS,
Nov.
7.
(CP
The
critical
vote
on
the
government's
new
constitutional
bill
is
scheduled
to
take
place
tomorrow.
On
Its
result
the
Doumergue
ministry
will
stand
or
fall.
The
bill
would
give
the
Premier
authority
to
dissolve
Parliament
In
the
event
of
war
or
national
emergency.
Chief
opposition
to
the
measure
is
based
on
the
ground
that
.
i
it
would
give
Premier
Gaston
Doumergue
dictatorial
powers.
!
The
situation
became
further
cri-ttlcal
for
Premier
Doumergue
through
the
threat
of
Finance
Mln-
Ister
Jurmaln-Martin
to
resign
in
'
protest
at
the
Premier
going
over
bis
head
In
preparing
legislation.
1
Radical
Socialists,'
who
had
threatened
to
withdraw
from
Dou-jroergue's
ministry
yesterday,
met
tlast
night
and
declded
to
carjy
onj.
llor
the-tlmeibeinMthe
cabinetrbe-
ring
inus
sa
vea
temporarily
aunouim
lit
Is
doubtful
If
the
disaffection
is
for
long.
(healed
Special
precautions
have
been
taken
by
the
authorities
to
prevent
street
fighting
or
demonstrations
such
as
those
which
preceded
the
overthrow
of
;the
Daladier
administration
last
February
when
Doumergue
was
called
Into
the
breach.
Viscount
Snowden
Is
In
No
Danger
charges
of
using
the
malls
to
de-i
Condition
of
Former
Chancellor
Not
fraud
that
his
great
utilities
opera-1
Serious
Following
Collapse
"Mother
I)deT'
of
Klondykc
Mineral
Ground
Lies
Fifty
tions
had
been
honest
and
that
he
.
Miles
North
of
Carmacks
and
Thirty
Miles
From
Ihad
sold
no
stock,under
false
pre
Five
Fihcer
Hanids
-fences.
After
having
been
on
the'Phlllp
Snowden
;
stand
for
four
days,
Insull
has
com-1
of
the
Exchequer,
VANCOUVER,
aov.
7:
(CP)-The
"Mother
Lode"
or
gJSL?8111'
source
of
Klondyke'gold
lies
fifty
miles
north
of
Carmacks
and
approximately
thirty
miles
from
Five
Finger
Rapids
in
the
Yukon
River,
Hon.
George
Black,
Speaker
of
the
Jj-
JohnSimOn
Canadian
House
of
Commons,
said
in
an
address
yester-
'day
to
the
mining
bureau
of
the
Vancouver
Board
of
t
LVadeS
AllSWer
Trade.
Tne
loae
properues
are
now?:
owned
by
Toronto
Interests.
The
ore
is
so
rich,
running
142
MR
l
U
Ua
inn
Pant
.
i
k
'
I
I.
J
(
"
uuut
ui
kwiu
w
w-f-
,.,CI,
G0LD
YIEU)
uiacK
saia,
uui.
-wncn
inc
FROM
VITAL
CREEK
men
were
approached
.
to
finance
.
.
development,
they
disbelieved
the
j
.
i
.
'
To
Float
Larje
Loan.
!ONnnN
Vnv
7-
Sir
John
SI
uooa
news
came
louaj
i.uui
m0Uj
Foreign
"
secretary.
Rave
a
siaiemcms
wiucn
me
miucn
au
.
,
vital
.
.
.
..
.
-
.
...
made.
Widespread
Loss
Of
Life;
Damage
China
Floodst
"c
somewnat
vague
'o..
sir-ior
repiy
Creek.
in,
the
Omlncca
mining
tn
the
House
Oi'commons
when
division
which
Royal
Chepard
John
wilmot,
a
Labor
member,
de-
of
Juneau
Is
working
on
lease
,
manaed
to
know
If
Japan,
as
repor-
from
local
owners.
In
the
last
.tct.
was
'endeavoring
to
float
a
feet
of
large
ioarf
in
Great
Britain.
LONDON.
Nov.
7:
Viscount
was
stated
by
physicians
last
night
to
be
in
no
,
immediate
danger
following
his
col-
;
lapse
yesterday
while
In
the
middle-"
of
a
vitriolic
address
upon
the
National
government
before
the
Cob-den
Club.
It
will
be
necessary,
however,
for
him
to
take
rest
and
spc-
-
"cial
care.
He
is
thought
to
have
t
been
overwrought.
He
is
70
years
of
Gives
Vague
Reply
to
Question
as
tojage
and
his
physique
Is
very
fragile.
Whether
Japan
b
Endeavoring
1
-:
Murder
Trial
Is
Held
in
Hospital
At
Los
Angeles
LOS
ANGELES,
Nov.
7:Supcrlor
Court
convened
in
a
local'
hospital
at
the
bedside
of
Ray
McNalr.
who
Is
charged
with
murdering
his
wife
and
then
shooting
himself.
McNalr
has
a
bullet
In
his
brain
which
doctors
cannot
remove
for
fear
he
will
die.
The
doctors
also
State
that
Mc-Nalr
Is
In
no
condition
to
appear
In
court.
McNalr
testified
mat
nis
wife
shot
him
through
the
head
and
then
turned
the
gun
Upon
herself.
Geh.
Atterbiiry
Is
Seriously
111
President
of
Pennsylvania
Railway
In
Bad
Shape
Following
Operation
MIAMI.
Fla..
Nov.
7:
General
W.
W
Attorhtirv
nrflrinl
nf
thn
The
Pennsylvania
Railroad,
was
scr-
in
owtinn
ri'aC.
stock,
metal,
ex-
British
nound
sterling
closed
at
lously
111
here
yeslerday
following
a
change
and
all
other
markets
were
$437
11-32
on
the
local
exchange
recent
operation.
He
had
arrived
on
closed
yesterday.
"market
yesterday.
j
Monday
from
New
York.
9
V
.1
vf
-
t
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
1:49
am.
19.6
ft.
I'nrtre
Rupert--Part
cloudy,
light
13:29
22.6
ft.
arhrast
wind;
barometer,
29.05;
pjn.
Low
7:33
am
7.4
ft.
20:20
p.m.
22
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
t
.
V
i,
XXiV
No.
259.
.
PHINUE
KUi'EKT,
B.C.,
W1SUN
KSDAY,
NOVEMBER
7,
rJ34
.
PRICf:
pricj;
FIVE
five
CENTS
centb
umEDln'Am
Emms
new
deal
SPir?
L4CT
TLLS
OF
FABULOUS
YUKON
WEALTH
Democratic
Party
Retains
Its
Control
In
House
While
Margin
Of
Strength
In
Senate
Greater
Visitor
Here
Fascisti
Gather
To
Hear
II
Duce
4
n
14
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