Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
Prince
Rupert--
Overcast,
llht
tioillierly
wind:
barometer,
29i0;
temperature,
48;
tea
smooth.
Vol
XXIV
.
No.
173.
LONDON,
Nov.
23:
(t
n
The
British
government
is
disposed
to
open
an
inquiry
into
the
question
of
setting
up
a
Male
monopoly
of
arms
inmufaetuic,
Foreign
.Secretary
Sir
John
Simon
toid
Parliament
yesterday.
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Stocks
Vancouver
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Lac
Ltttfnnn
Manitoba
&
Enstcrn
NEW
YORK,
Nov,
"v"
was
quoted
at
54Tic
on
if
ui
ueniiiuiy
uues
nut
uu&erve
uic
v
er.aiwes
i
reaiy,
n
ua
declared.
"Russia
gave
us
our
first
warning
and
an
under
standing
is
arranged
between
us.
Russia
s
huge
mll.tary
machine
working
with
France
was
pictured
as
the
only
means
of
maintaining
the
peace
of
Europe.
Several
government
officials
denied
any
such
alliance
with
Russia.
Tne
Chamber,
after
a
blunt
discussion
of
German
re-armament,
voted
a
Frenen
war
budget
of
approximately
$427,000,000.
Japan's
Answer
TOKIO.
Nv.
23:
CP
Japan
to
day,
as
her
answer
to
the
International
qwrtkMi.
set
wide
S2X),-
J
00
J,
OOO.
or
forty
-tlx
percent
of
the
1
entire
budget,
for
aer
army
and
i
navy.
It
was
the
largest
war
ap-j
proprlaUon
In
the
history
of
the
,
country.
TO
SPAN
PACIFIC
First
Airplane
to
be
I'ufln
Service
From
California
to
Orient
Early
Next
Yrar
SAN
FRANCISCO.
Nov.
23:
Flans
for
a
three-day
patenter
,.!
msll
alrnlane
service
be
tween
the
United
States
and
the
i
Orient
have
reached
the
point
where
the
Fan-American
Airways
are
about
to
make
selection
of
the
California
terminal
which
It
is
expected
will
be
either
San
Fran-rlM-o,
l
os
Angeles
or
San
Diego.
Facilities
of
the
three
ports
are
hrliir
Inspected
this
week
and
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
23:
CP
..,..-.
ni,i
n
711.
p
mi
the'
local
exchnnge
yesterday,
dropping
.flgy
JOrk
Mart
lo
iovic
luuuy.
"
11
metal
market
yesterday,
nd-
vaicln8
to
55'ic
today.
.'
WOULD
F.XIimiT
SEA
MONSTER
OVER
WORLD
i
mlnint
lrvrfll
tltlzCIl
A
pi
'
suggests
that
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
should
have
the
local
scrrjent"
mounted
nnd
ex-
HiffprpuL
nnris
ui
t
Stout)
LEAGUE
IS
IMPATIENT
Genera
Expected
to
Take
Action
to
End
Gran
Chaco
War
Arms
Embargo
Proposed
GENEVA,
Nov.
23:
ThejGran,
Chaco
conflict
between
Paraguay
and
Bolivia
Is
under
consideration
by
the
full
councU
of
the
League
of
Nations
which
Is
becoming
impatient
at
the
continued
warfare
there
and
whfch
It
is
expected
may
soon
take
definite
acUon
to
end
the
hostilities.
I
Anthony
Eden,
Lord
Privy
Seal
.
for
Oreat
pritaln,
expresses
the
view
that
the
most
effccUve
method
'
of
bringing
the
South
American
conflict
to
an
end
would
be
to
determine
which
was
the
aggressor
nation
and
declare
an
embargo
on
Its
arms
supply.
Russia
and
tlons
of
the
Little
Entente
supported
this
view.
Both
Paraguay
and
Bolivia
representatives
are
agreeable
'.to
arbitration
but
not
to
the
pro-
posal
to
suspend
the
conflict
pending
arbitration.
Still
Irregular
"Any
theories
that
may
so
far
have
been
put
forward
as
to
the
identity
of
the
creature
are
purely
a
matter
of
conjecture,
not
based
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
NOVEMBER
23,
1934
upon
actual
facts,"
stated
Dr.
Ncal
;
mentioned
Prince
Rupert's
sea
ser
Carter,
director
of
the
Prince
Ru-ipent.
"We
have
heard
of
sea
ser-
pert
Fisheries
Experimental
Station.
,
pents
and
ogopoggos
but
now
it
when
pressea
today
ror
a
statement
seems
tney
nave
me
reai
ining
on
ln
regard
to
the
possible
identity
of
the
Northern
British
Columbia
Uie
remains
of
the
sea
monster
;
coast,"
remarked
the
announcer.
which
wtis
found
on
Henry
Island
near
Prince
Rupert
thl"
week.
"The
identity
is
still
quite
t.idefhilte."
Dr.
Carter
also
stated
ttiat
it
was
the
definite
Intention
tj
keep
the
remains
In
Prince
Rupert
and
not
Industrials
and
Ralls
Weak
While
i
permit
them
to
be
shipped
away.
If
.
Utilities
Show
Continued
Strength
!
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
23:
Prices
they
prove
to
be
those
of
a
really
rare
creature,
they
will
probably
be
permanently
preserved
and
kept
as
an
cxhlblirtri
connecUon
with
the
wcro
again
Irregular
on
the
New
j
local
station.
He
denied
that
ln-York
Stock,
Exchange
Wednesday
Utructlons
of
any
kind
had
been
re-
IL
Halllwell
is
laid'
vcre.
sprain
jit
Te
rraffi.
J
;
?
"NOTHING
wlth
the
turnover
for
the
day
total-
eclved
to
ship
them
away
and
also
ago
he
saw
NEW"
SAYS
BOB
IVE
Bob
Ive.
former
log
scaler
for'
the
'
provincial
government,
states
that
about
twenty
years
a
skeleton
of
a
t
the
1
world,
J,f
the
i,
,,rneeeds
proceeds
being
Dcing
P
810.000
shares.
Ralls,
the
ave-isutcd
that
no
offers
for
purchase
marine
,.,,
creature
verv
at
similar
Hastings
to
i
a
L...HM
lit
a
i
n
Ari
Art
ftU'irn
T
i
I
rkc
ui
tiuauiK
utsk
ui.pi,
vti
nau
wmi
itvv.
w
ntv
.s
v
-
-
usca
UAVVI
10
W
mv....
.
.
..
n
4.
!
continued
their
downward
trend
concerned,
it
Is
here
to
stav
If
the
the
one
here
which
Is
attract-
Mr.
in
mlng
pool
ano
Kymii
.
I
...
...
,.....,
.!..'..
i
n,
r..,
n,,,
Mprt
was2R.
l
.
.
i
n
euro
wiuiu
ULiiiuua
iiiiiiiiiiiuiru
auw
u-
mil
ivAiutta
..
v
,
uift
w
vs
,
,17,
considers
u
'rnverv!.thB
avrrnce
belmr
17.85.
uu
-
Dr.
Carter
was
Interested
to
hear!
feet
long
and
had
a
head
like
a
icltyw
1
winner
nna
,
.
btnerally
in
of
the
statement
of
Dr,
Trevor
Kin-'
horse.
The
people
there
at
that
and
.23:
(CP
Illtr.
T
enOURIl
money,
io
t
v
;i.
fi,
.,nf
nnpnlnir
onlrt
of
the
Universltv
of
Wnnhlno.
i
tlmo
thouaht
lt
nothlne
uri!wlll
the
Industrials
closed
at
an
average,
of,
ton
(D.C.)
In
regard
to
the
creature,
usual.
.
00.47,
of
f:
,43.
'
and,
knowing
Dr.
Klueald
person-'
High
Low
Here
are
the
prld
wlnnlng
leav
s
in
the
maple
leaf
contest
condu
ted
by
the
Canadian
railways.
First
place
in
the
Most
Be:tut'.f
i
Lraf
competition
was
won
by
Mr.
A.
A.
Adams,
of
Oak
Bay
Mills,
Que.,
with
a
leaf
which
shows
al'
'.he
glonous
coloring
that
only
a
Canadian
autumn
can
produce.
The
competition
wis
so
keen
that
the
judges
were
compellea
to
declare
a
Ue
for
second
place.
Third
.place,
wasieUinlnaifd,
nde5
wards,
weje
iBUesuSa,
MahaJVT.,yhlijilton
West.
Ont.
ftndMrs.
dtiy
ir
Humphrey.
Hampton."
King's
County
NiB.
An
exhibit
maoe
up
from
entries
In
this
competition
will
be
on
view
in
railway
s
tatlons
from
coast
to
coast.
Local
Creature
Really
Something
New,
Thinks
Eminent
Zoologist
Dr.
Trevor
Kincaid
of
University
of
Washington,
D.C.
May
be
Invited
Here
All
Theories
so
Far
Mere
Speculation
Will
Not
be
Taken
Away
final
choice
will
shortly
be
made
.......
Tr3.ttic
Starts
Moving
in
!
said,
it
wasn't
a
sea
lion
or
walrus'
..
lt
sueest-d
to
him
that
it
Hy
Col.
Charles
A.
unaoergn.
Early
next
year
It
i
piannea
io
put
the
first
plane
on
the
run.
lt
will
be
a
multiple-englned
Sikorsky
amphibian.
The
service
will
be
from
California
to
Hawaii
and
the
rhilllpines
with
possible
extension
to
Japan
and
China.
Vancouver
Wheat
LONDON
IS
LONDON,
Nov.
23:
(CP)
One
hundred
and
fifty
passengers
on
the
liner
Alaunla
from
Montreal,
which
had
been
held
In
the
Thames
River
only
a
few
miles
from
London
since
Sunday
because
of
thick
fog,
disembarked
today
as
the
fog
lifted.
For
the
first
time
water
traffic
commenced
moving
again.
WASHINGTON,
D.C,
Nov.
23:
(CP)
Sea
serpents
held
the
interest
of
scientists
today,
particularly
the
one
the
remains
of
which
have
been
found
near
Prince
Rupert.
Dr.
Trevor
Kincaid,
head
of
the
zoology
department
of
FOPROI
INFr
University
of
Washington,
expressed
the
opinion
that
vJ
vJD
J
Ulll
the
creature
was
something
previously
unknown
in
animal
Thames
Again
After
Being
Tied
Up
For
Days
i
life.
"If
It
was
thirty
feet
long,"
he
and,
if
it
had
hair
and
quills.
It
.wasn't
a
whale."
might
be
well
to
request
Dr.
Kincaid
or
a
member
of
his
staff
t6
come
here
to
see
the
remains.
Dr.
Kincaid
Js
one
of
the
most
eminent
zoolo
gists
of
the
country.
The
British
Empire
News
broad
cast,
from
London.
England,
today
Strike
on
Los
Angeles
Street
was
In
conference
with
representa
lives
both
of
the
company
and
em
i
ployees,
was
accepted
by
the
employees.
Company
representatives
withholding
their
answer.
An
ac
tual
strike
Is
now
considered
un
likely.
Serpent
Was
Seen
In
Massett
Inlet
Trio
of
Girls
Terrified
When
Out
In
How
boat
The
three
Ormbach
sisters,
two
.
3:57
ajn.
18.6
It.
15:26
p.m.
19.6
ft.
..
9:44
ajn.
9.5
ft.
22:21
p.m.
4.6
ft.
PRICU:
FIVE
CENTtt
RUSSIA
OFFERS
HER
ARMY
TO
FRANCE
PRINCE
RUPERT
SEA
SERPENT
ATTRACTS
WORLD
INTEREST
Huge
Military
Alliance
Seen
As
Only
Effective
Means
Now
Of
Preserving
European
Peace
Monopoly
In
Arms
Chamber
of
Deputies
Votes
Approximately
.$127,000,000
I-or
War
Budget
Japan
Sets
Aside
$200,000,000
For
Similar
Purpose
i
Making
!
PAWS,
Nov.
23:
(CP)
The
French
Chamber
of
De-
jiuues
was
miormeu
louay
mat
uussia
naci
oiiereu
ner
I
j
IS
I
rODOSed
army
to
France
in
case
of
conflict
with
Germany.
"Hitler
,.rr
1
1
t
au
t
:
1
1
.
.
m
These
Leaves
Won
First
Prizes
In
Maple
Leaf
Contest
MESSAGE
OF
POPE
Cardinal
Mundelein
of
Chicago
Hears
From
Pontiff
in
Cele
brating
Aninvrrsary
CHICAGO,
Nov.
23:
A
personal
message
of
congratulation
has
been
received
from
Pope
Pius
by
Cardinal
George
William
Mundelein
of
Chicago
on
the
occasion
of
the
celebration
of
his
twenty-fifth
anniversary
as
a
Bishop.
It
Is
now
over
ten
years
since
he
was
created
a
Cardinal
after
having
been
an
Archbishop
for
nine
years.
MEN
ARE
MISSING
Dragging
Operations
Fail
to
Locate
C
A
A
uruwnru
aiowawajiu
ucpuri
Five
Comrades
t
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
23:
(CP)
Dragging
operations
for
the
bodies
of
two
stowaways,
who
are
feared
-to
hjrr?
beeiSrarowhed
in
an
attempt
to
escape-
from
lmrifigratfon
officers'
who
arrested
five
others
aboard
,
the
British
freighter
Langleetam,
are
continuing
but
without
success
!
:
so
far
in
locating
.the
bodies.
The
jtwo
missing
men
jumped
overboard
iwhen
police
were
searching
the
(ship.
The
group
sroup
oi
of
seven
seven
had
naa
been
Dcen
rj
i
s
ijine
KclllWciy
AVerteQ
aboard
he
Langleetam
since
the
.vessel
sailed
from
Oran,
Algeria,
;
three
months
ago,
coming
here
via
LOS
ANGELES,
Nov.
23:
The
ex-
cbina.
The
flve
who
were
arrestcd
pected
showdown
in
the
Los
An-
are
being
heid
by
the
immigration
-
geles
street
railway
wage
aispme
.
authorities
pending
deportation'
has
failed
to
materialize
but.
In-:
wrien
the
shin
sails
on
December
2
stead,
a
proposal
for
settlement
by.
The
capUln
discovered
the
seven
.'
arbitration
seems
likely
of
ac-jmen
after
leaving
Oran
and
tried
'
ceptance.
A
plan
for
the
setting
up
to
land
them
In
India
and
the
Or-
1
3f
an
arbitration
board,
as
proposed
ient
but
the
authorities
refused
1
by
the
regional
labor
board,
which
.permission
and
the
owners
must
of
whom
lived
recently
In
Prince
sued
a
decree
fixing
the
price
of
Rupert,
tell
of
paving
seen
a
sea
butter
for
the
whole
country
at
40c
monster
similar
a
the
one
the.
per
pound.
skeleton
of
w
hlch
Is
now
here.
They
were
out
In
a
boat
near
Massett
when
the
big
creature
came
to
the
suilacetnear
them.
They
were
terrified
until
lt
disappeared.
They
describe
lt
as
a
huge
monster
with
SURPRISINGLY
HONEST
a
head
like
a
horse.
Today's
Weather
Terrace-r-Cloudy.
calm.
30.
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm.
32.
Stewart
Cloudy,
calm,
29.
HazeltQn
Cloudy,
calm.
27.
Smlthers
Cloudy,
calm.
cold.
Burns
Lake
Snowing,
calm,
24.
now
return
them
to
Algeria.
Of
the
five
men
being
held
three
are
Jugo-Slavs,
one
Italian
and
one
French.
Butter
Price
Set
at
Forty
Cents
Pound
BERLIN.
Nov.
23:
The
Nazi
government,
In
continuation
of
Its
efforts
to
hold
down
the
mounUng
cost
of
living
in
Germany,
has
ls-
NEW
BRUNSWICK
MAN
SAYS
RUPERT
PEOPLE
"The
fact
that
your
theatre
here
can
operate
a
cloakroom
without
the
services
of
a
checker
and
that
year
after
year
nothing
Is
lost
or
stolen
therefrom
speaks
volumes
for
the
honesty
of
the
people
of
,i
this
community,"
remarked
A.
O.
Potter
of
Frederlcton,
N.B.,
who
was
a
business
visitor
In
the
city
this
week.
"I
dont
and
Mrs.
William
Fisher
of
,
know
of
another
cRy
as
large
tn
Bishop
Bay
are
paying
a
visit
In
the
Canada
where
the
same
can
be
Ith
Mr.
Fisher's
parents.
Judge
done."
Mr.
Potter
sailed
last
Mrs.
W.
E.
Fisher.
Mr.
Fisher
night
on
the
steamer
Prince
return
down
the
coast
next
George
for
Vancouver.
week
while
Mrs.
Fisher
expects
to;
remain
In
.town
for
the
winter.
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,
'
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