(.'
r
tan
til;'
Fill,-.
T
.worttfVthe
htir
.
.xr
n
many
months.
!.-
jfl
U.HWJ
being
turned
over
ianr
of
prioes
was
aaln
with
but
farcUonal
fains
.i
m
averaiics
wwe
as
i
luslrtaU.
W.Tt.
up
JO:
?J
38
up
.09:
utilities.
13A6
r
bunds.
93.08,
up
.09.
James
Rogers
Of
Skagway
Retires
Unit
of
Yukon
and
While
la
Knulr
Located
Here
In
Early
Days,
lo
Live
in
Seattle
H
Rogers,
formerly
agent
a
Uie
early
days
for
the
Un-m
Pacific
Steamship
Com-iiurt
for
many
years
general
;i
Skagway
for
the
Yukon
Wuue
pass
Itoutc.
and
Mr
:
wete
passengers
aboard
the
Norah
yesterday
afternoon
bouiij
fur
Seattle
where
they
will
.ii
PMdcnee.
Mr.
Rogers
has
ff
'
"J
from
the
service
of
the
'Papa'
Doumergue
Off
to
Country
Recently
Dcpoird
Premier
of
France
Vows
lie
Will
Sever
Return
To
Public
Lite
I'AI
Ls
Nov.
10:
Vowing
that
he
vmid
never
again
return
to
pub-
"if
Oaston
Doumergue.
re
fn.ly
deposed
Premier
of
France,
lfft
Ict'
n
ram
.
.
.
.
i'
'
.
L
i
yesterday
fbrthc
country
it
u
his
Intention
to
live
in
"Urcmf'nt,
"mat
iiuitain
to
ii:i
ault
on
hi:bts
AGAIN
NliXT
MONTH
1-ONDON,
Nov.
10:
Rt.
Hon.
Cflir
of
the
Exchequer,
made
8
statement
yesterday
Indl-Ca,lnu
that
HrMt
TlrlLnln
In-
T
NU
I.
....
.
.
.
.
Hi.-
Chamberlain.
iininnorinin.
Chan
UIl.lll-
t
Jfnds
to
default
again
on
war
dM
......
j.
--'
iiuiaimeni
paymcius
aue
"
the
United
RtnlM
next
month.
Today's
Stocks
Vancouver
Alexandria,
.03.
Bayvtw.
.01.
D.
C.
Nickel.
.40.
Big
MlstMurl.
M.
Bradlan.
2.10.
Ilralorne.
13.00.
B.
R.
Cons,
.07.
U.
R
X.
Oold.
.23.
Butte
I.
X.
L,
M.
Cariboo
Quartz.
1.1
1.
Dentonta,
.41.
i
Dunwell.
.16.
Oeorgta
River.
.01.
OoloondA,
JO.
Uertulcs
Consn
.02.
Indian,
.01.
Mlnto.
.18.
MerldlAn.
.10.
Morning
Star,
.12.
National
Silver.
.03.
Noble
Five.
.07
ft.
Pend
Orelllfc.
.48.
porter
Idaho,
.08.
rremter.
UC.
Reward.
.04.
Reno.
106.
Silver
Crest,
.OlVfc.
Salmon
Oold.
.09
VJ.
Taylor
Bridge.
.24.
Wayside,
.09
.
Whitewater.
.04
Vfc.
Waverly
Tangier.
.01.
United
Empire.
.11.
Olacler
Creek.
.05
Vfc.
Orange.
.25.
Toronto
Central
Patricia,
.06.
Chlbougnmau,
.OOtfc.
Lee
Oold.
.05.
nranada.
.27.
"
I
Inter.
Nickel.
22.50.
Macassa.
2.60.
'
Nornnda.
3250.
'
Sherrltt
Oordon,
.50.
Slsco,
253.
Ventures.
.85.
Lake
Maron,
.04
Vi.
Teck
Hughes,
3.88.
Sudbury
Basin.
1.12.
Columarlo.
.22.
Smeltcf"
Oold.
.14.
Can.
Milartlc.
.50.
Little
Hon
Lac,
4.00.
Astoria
Rouyn.
.03.
Stadacona.
.25.
Maple
Leaf.
.10.
Pickle
Crow.
1.72.
Long
Lac
Lagoon,
.12.
Manitoba
&
Eastern,
.161j.
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
1G:
(CP)
Communism,
social-;r
conservatism
and
other
"isms"
related
to
subjects
of
ceramics
and
social
science
are
dealt
with
at
the
Univer-f
f
British
Columbia,
President
Klinck
stated
today
in
i,tinjr
on
a
statement
by
R.
H.
Pooley
M.L.A.,
for-
.
H.ner
attorney
general,
at
Victoria
VOLUME
IS
INCREASED
cw
Yotk
Stock
Esthanxr
Yotrr-ta
IUa
II
Larrt
Turnotrr
I
Months
rrlcrs
Hold.
T.T
,
V
UK.
NoffniUci
1
-Trad-
.1
NeW
TOM
9M1U.
w
who
charted
that
young
people
at
the
University
were
being
taught
communism
by
the
professors
and
appealed
to
mothers
and
fathers
to
raise
their
voices
In
protest.
Those
same
professors
are
flourishing
under
the
capitalistic
ty-tm."
Mr.
Pooley
added.
"They
are
paid
high
salaries
but
ask
them
lo
take
a
ten
percent
cut
and
they
are
ine
ntst
to
kick."
i
Mtnw
vnnK.
Nov.
10:
(CP)
Bar
-
i
silver
closed
at
54c
here
today.
$1830
per
man
Earnings
may
have
WASHINGTON.
D.C..
November;
averaged
about
$1500
per
man
If
16-The
Supreme
Court
of
the
Unl-
t
SUtes
IsTo
aslced
by
At-
there
are
not
taken
Into
account
too
boats
that
fished
only
a
oTney
Oeneral
Homer
(Jammings
many
very
Ismail
of
the
season,
eng&g-Unltcd'
to
decide
as
to
whether
or
not
the
portion
States
must
meet
all
Its
ob-!lng
In
pursuits
other
than
halibut
ligations
In
gold
following
the
fishing
for
a
portion
of
the
season,
country
going
off
the
gold
stan-1
While
these
earnings
were
made
dard
The
Court
will
be
asked
to!
during
the
best
five
months
of
the
rtiyiri'p
the
whole
Issue
in
one
case.
year.
In
many
Instances
they
re-
Bank
Accounts
Of
L.
A.
Civic
Heads
To
Be
Inspected
LOS
ANGELES.
Nov.
16:-rer-sonal
bank
accounts
of
Mayor
Shaw
and
Former
Mayor
Porter
will
be
required
for
inspection
by
the
grand
-
jury
which
Is
now
engaged
here
."in
an
Investigation
of
civic
and
county
affairs.
Today's
Weather
-1
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
.10:06
ajiu
20.8
It.
Rupert
Overcast,
light
Puncc
22:40
pm.
18.8
f
L
f,
rlv
wind;
barometer.
29.72;
Low
...
..
.
...
3:39
ajn.
7.0
ft.
6011
smooth.
temperature.
16:35
vm.
5.1
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Vci
XXIV
No
267
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
NOVEMBER
16,
1934
PRICJt:
FIVE
CENTS
UNIVEMSW
IS
CRITICIZED
BY
P00LEY
CANADIAN
FISH
OUTPUT
AND
VALUE
INCREASED
IN
1934
Ex-Attorney
General
Charges
Expounding
Communist
Doctrine
President
Klinck
Says
That
Communism,
Socialism,
Con-j-crvalism
and
Other
"Isms"
Are
Dealt
With
in
Connection
With
Study
of
Economics
and
Social
Science
Four
Burned
To
Death
As
Fire
Wipes
Out
Hull
Home
Dorrjiflfon's
Production
Trapped
in
the
bedrooms
of
tJie
smau
apartment
above
La
Caks
e
Populalre
or
Notre
Dame
par-Uh
Hull,
Que
a
family
consss.ng
of
mother,
father
and
their
two
babies
perished
in
a
fire
The
blafe
is
believed
to
have
origaia'.ed
from
spontaneous
combustion
in
a
box
of
rubbish
and
oily
rags
In
the
basement
of
the
two-storey
Uulidlng.
The
flames
spread
upwara
through
the
structure
with
starUlng
rapidity,
enveloping
the
staircase
and
cutting
off
the
only
means
of
escape.
The
dead
are:
Jean
Campcau,
aged
33.
barber:
Mrs.
Jean
Campeau,
aged
35;
Denlse
Campeau,
aged
16
months:
Andre
Luc
Campcau,
aged
four
months.
Asphyxiation
evidently
wa
the
cause
of
the
death
of
the
father,
'
mother
and
daughter,
while
the
son
died
from
flames
which
Mackened
his
face
as
they
.
roared
over
his
crib.
Photo
shows
building
shortly
after
the
fire
Halibut
Fleet
Had
Only
One
,
'
.."Hole"
Trip
This
Year
and
It
:
Was
Only
Due
to
Misfortune
Something
in
the
nature
of
a
record
in
the
history
of
the
.
halibut
fishing
industry
at
Prince
Rupert
is
believed
to.
have
been
set
up
for
the
1934
season
in
the
fact
that
onlyj
one
"hole"
trip
was
recorded
by
the
fleet
during
the
entire
i
fishing
year.
Further,
this
single
"hole"
trip
was
due
to
11
engine
trouble
during
bad
weather
at
the
close
of
the
sea-
"
-M-rn
so.
In
one
way.
might
not
be
RULING
IS
Issue
of
(lold
Payment
or
Otherwise
of
U.S.
Obligation
Referred
To
Supreme
Court
iHERE'S
NEW
BEAR
STORYi
j
Bruin
Climbs
Lofty
Tree
at
Cum-I
.
shewa
Inlet
With
Canoe
on
His
Back
Had
Been
Shot
unting
Logger
Thought
He
Had
Big
Bag
But
Needed
.More
Than
Rifle
fairly
classed
ns
an
actual
"hole"
.
,trlp-
-
,
CUMSHEWA
INLET.
Nov.
16:
!
of
One
of
the
boys
at
Allison's
logging
The
absence
of
"hole"
trips,
i
......
ramn
u-nt
nut
hoar
hiintinir
rp.
nnXTirrOTTTV
courre,
does
not
imply
mai
mere
-t-
-
,
RFOI
iFSTFl)
were
spectacular
profits
during
the
cently
In
a
small
canoe
He
started
.
.
IVEiVfULrO
1
l-il'ea,,
P
Cumshewa
River,
stopped
at
a
even
though
the
season
may
have
been
a
greatly
Improved
one
over
the
previous
few
years.
Figures
have
not
yet
been
officially
compiled
but
it
is
believed
that
the
high
boat
of
the
year
shared
about
HUNTER
IS
FOUND
DEAD
Body
of
Charles
O.
Spence
of
Na-naimo
Discovered
Had
Been
Missing
Almost
Week
NANAIMO.
Nov.
16:
(CP)
Charles
O.
Spence.
aged
21.
who
had
been
missing
since
he
became
so
present
the
entire
revenue
of
the
"""
"
"
'
ZZTn
'
j
L,.....
iv,
.v,
near
here
last
Sunday,
was
found
,
,
,
dead
today
on
Cecil
Mountain
be
S
1
for
b7
the
eii
de)alls
have
n
f.ict
that
the
fish
were
undoubtedly
a
good
deal
more
abundant
this
year.
In
a
number
of
cases,
the
fishing
sliares
were
small,
"hole"
trips
being
narrowly
averted.
VANCOUVER
'WHEAT
VANCOUVER.
NOV.
16l-
(CP
Wheat
was
quoted
at
77
Vic
today.
From
Sea
Is
A
dvanced
Greatly
From
1933
Catch
For
First
Nine
Months
Amounts
to
Sir
and
Half
Million
"Hundredweight
of
Which
Two
and
Half
J
Million
Was
Contributed
by
British
Columbia
OTTAWA,
Nov.
16:
(CP)
A
substantial
increase
is
shown
by
each
of
the
five
fisheries
provinces
of
Canada
in
sea
fish
and
shell
fish
catch
and
value
for
the
nine
months
of
the
year
ending
September
30
compared
with.
a
similar
period
last
year.
The
total
catch
amounted
to
si
and
a
half
million
hundredweights
valued
at
$9,900,000,
an
in-
'
-
Kgrease
of
21V2r
In
quantity
and;
in
value.
tva
nn
i
urn
3n2T
rKUUKAM
0FW0RK
.
United
States
Has
Ambitious
Plan
For
Relief
of
Unemployment
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
IS:
Plans
I
for
a
new
and
bijger
program
of
1
public
workyfocthe
United
States
"were
revealed
6y
Public
Works
Administrator
Ickes
in
an
article
appearing-
in
the
current
issue.
of
the
magazine
"Tod
ay"
which
came
off
the
press
yesterday.
The
administration
is
determined
to
adopt
a
policy
of
public
works
rather
than
payment
of
dole
in
providing
unemployment
re'lef,
Administrator
Ickes
"declares.
The
program
under
consideration,
it
was
revealed,
includes
a
transcontinental
highway
project
from
coast
to
coast
with
four
lanes
of
traffic,
no
grade
crossings
and
a
1000-foot
right-of-way.
A
big
housing
program
and
irrigation
projects
are
also
being
considered.
END
CRIME
INSTATES
Conference
is
Called
For
Next
Month
by
Attorney
General
Cummlngs
WASHINGTON.
D.C..
Nov.
16:
Attorney
General
Cummlngs
Is
calling
a
conference
here
next
month
of
soclaloglcal,
crlmlnaloglcal
and
and
other
leaders
with
a
view
to
drawing
up
federal
measures
to
stamp
out
crime
in
the
United
States.
New
Trade
Pact
To
Be
Drawn
Up
RenresentativA
of
Germany
and
Holland
to
Get
Together
Shortly
at
The
Hague
AMSTERDAM.
Nov.
16:
Repre
British
Columbia's
catch
amounted
to
two
and
a
half
million
hun-Iredwelsht
valued
at
$8,000,000,
an
increase
of
900,000
hundredweight
i
in
volume
and
$1,003,000
in
value.
WOMAN
IS
APPOINTED
Josephine
Roche
of
Denver,
Colorado,
Named
Assistant
Secretary
of
Treasury.
WASHINGTON.
1).
C
November
j
16
Josephine
Roche
of
Denver,
j
Colorado,
was
yesterday
appointed
to
the
position
of
aoslstant
secretary
of
the
treasury,-,
the
post
.which
was
held
by
Secretary
of
I
Treasury
Henry
Morentheau
before
the
retirement
of
the
late
William
W.
Woodln.
She
Is
a
-mining
PEN
FOR
FOOTPAD
.Man
Who
Drugged
and
Robbed
British
Sailor
Gets
Two
Years
In
New
Westminster
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
16:
CP)-
Arthur
James
Bowden,
aged
24,
veterinarian's
assistant,
pleaded
guilty
yesterday
to
a
charge
of
drugging
and
robbing
Frederick
ayls,
seaman
on
H.
M.
S.
Danae.
fast
August
and
was
sentenced
to
two
years
imprisonment
in
New
Westminster
Penitentiary.
Davis
was
found
In
the
washroom
of
a
tavern
In
a
serious
condition.
sentatives
of
Oermany
and
Holland
Green,
one
of
thirty-seven
per-
will
meet
shortly
at
The
Hague
to
neeotlate
a
new
trade
treaty.
It
was
No
,
learned
here
yesterday.
Pending
'
neeotlation
of
the
new
pact,
the
Large
searching
parties
had
been
prcsent
trade
treaty
between
the
for
"tfw
""
t
C
r'-.iw
counines
ww
cuihuju?
ui
n
most
of
the
fishing
season
and
the
four
fmir
days,
Hnvs.
.
.
.
feet.
4.f
Houses
of
Former
Cuban
Thanksgiving
Day
In
President
Hurned
Downi
United
States
is
Set
HAVANA.
Cuba,
Nov.
16:
Four-
WASHINGTON,
DC.
November
tccn
houses
belonging
to
Former
10:
November
29
was
yesteraayae-Presldent
Machado
of
Cuba
were
sslgnated
as
Thanksgiving
Day
In
burned
yesterday
by
antl-Machado
the
United
States
by
President
vandals.
.jFrankiln
D.
Roosevelt.
VANCOUVER
LADY
TAKES
v
JAIL
SENTENCE
RATHER
THAN
PAY
RADIO
FEE
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
16:
(CP)
Rather
than
pay
fine
of
$3
and
$2
costs,
Mrs.
Kathleen
sons
charged
with
failure
to
take
out
radio
licences,
decided
to
take
the
option
of
spending
ten
days
,ln
Jail.
The
woman
claimed
she
had
no
money
al-
though
her
son
had
recently
purchased
a
$175
radio.
Twen-
ty-elght
other
persons
pleaded
guilty
and
paid
their
fines.
Mrs.
Green
was
released
from
cus-
tody
this
morning
when
a
friend
paid
her
fine.
Another
woman
paid
her
fine
In
nickels
and
pennies.
.