Liuct
un.....v
ft"-
j'lujjii;
iiuu
yesieiaav
lO
tinallv
"Uk",caK
In
iwm
ui
south
.mer-
think
over
tne
issues
and
today
the
votino-
is
hikinn-
i,nn
i
lcan
'public
Believed
start
indications
are
mai
me
new
reinme
w
hp
nf
iha
"oni
party
as
me
om
ami
mat
rremier
L.
A.
Taschereau
Prime
'
UuulM
1920.
will
again
head
.
""'e
;
Rio
DE
JANEIRO.
Nov
i
Ube
j
government
which
party
n
br:
i
in
power
since
1897
with
Q.
Marrhitiicl,
S.
N.
Parent,
Sir
iMr
T;
&'bf.
u
Id
il
grc
tor
B2J
(the
!
9
li'i
Mini
i
und
Mr.
Taschereau
Premiers.
reiu's
administration
n
:hl8
occasion
by
the
i.id
an
independent
;ition
known
as
L'-.'
Nationalc.
The
op-
l
bfen
united
with
the
it.
ln
the
event
of
the
not
commanding
a
f
ats
after
the
polling,
opposing
groups
would
forming
a
government
;c
Duplessls
of
Three
E
Vmr.-
r-
.
,
I
kervauve
Jeaacc.
.
A
It!..
!
if
which
the
lpiirtir
nf
Ilk
n
Liborale
Nationals.
Paul
I
to
-"an
of
the
former
Premier
W
::n:,
;on
nf
another
Premlpr.
C
Morcior.
would
play
the
-J
hand.
'
arc
taking
place
In
87
.
y.
three
supporters
of
the
"-Tit
having
already
been
'
two
by
acclamation
and
r
because
the
ODDonent
w
dnce
nomination
dav.
I"
t'n
last
provincial
election,
?
w
Thrrcau
government
was
re-
pntl
with
79
seats
out
of
80.
Mr.
pasehirrau
micht
have
deferrpd
Pe
eleven
for
another
year
but.
in
Khat
evn
it
iiH
tio
Kn
W
w
V
ft
tU
T
W
pecesar.;
o
hold
by-elections
to
(lU
great,
many
vacancies
In
the
feature
WO
HAS
BIG
FIRE
Pl'ifrliman
in
tv-.-i.
m.
LUe
'Ind
JUO.OOO
Damage
Done
As
'Jesuit
Of
Blast
RENO.
Nm
o.
a'
jp
,
-v..
i.o.t
vv
abliuiiaii'
I
Dert
Moore,
was
ripari
and
dam-
I
estimated
at
more
than
$150.
was
done
as
a
result
of
a
dls-
"irous
firp
u,v,i.t,
ii,.,j
v.
,
'li
lUliUHCU
1111
FLIERS
ARE
K
lon
n
a
produce
warehouse
i
Landry
and
Mrs.
William
Wilson.
I""t
ar.llrrl..
ii
Ihw
w"uj
iiignt.
iwo
ocks
were
affected
by
the
"siar,ion
ut
,i
ih..
,
.
"uii:
u.
was
wugnt
under
control
i1""
10
an
pstimotj
..i
.
ton
100
was
lost
Secret
Of
city
con-
flnally
Stored
pro
Harbor
Board
Dies
Suddenly
jlyVER.
Nov.
25:Willl(Un
of
van.
sccretary
of
the
Board
ers
IT"
narr
Commission-toenWm
yestert,ay
from
spinal
C5?,;,tw
an
Ulncss
01
n
?
Was
forty-eiBht
of
an
s
years
Was
formerly
Prlvate
crctarv
,
hen
th.1?'
IIon-
Stevens
trade
5
atter
was
minister
of
e
and
commerce.
lious
disorders,
believed
possibly
to
be
the
start
of
an
antl-
imperial
i
and
socialist
movement,
were
re-
ported
from
the
R,
Grande
dis-I
niinnnnnmnn
NR
V
PHI?
T
V
M
trlct
ln
nrthe
Brazil
yesterday.
WlUlU
Jl
I
RuLP
Th"e
was
shooting
in
the
city
of
waiai
and
'elsewhere
but
authorl-
Wilkins
Antl
Ellsworth
Are
Silent
ties
had
the
situation
well
in
hand,
On
Flight
From
Dundee
Islands
it
was
Reported
last
night.
To
Little
America
.-
j
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
25:-Sir
George
iPFnDPT?
1C
HiAert
Wilklns.
Lincoln
Ellsworth,
j
VilVlVj
lO
mot
George
Kenyon
and
Air
En
gineer
Lymburner
were
unreported
on
their
third
attempt
to
fly
from
their
base
at
Dundee
Is
IN
ATHENS
lands
to
Little
America
in
the
Former
Monarch
Back
To
Resume
course
of
a
southoolap
expeditions-Throne
OI.0rcecc
Is
Given.
They
had
not
Dcen
heard'
from
Great
Reception
since
eight
hours
after
hopplnj'
j
off
and
at
that
time
they
were
ATHENS,
Nov.
25:
George
II.
i
reported
to
be
about
half
way
.o
a"er
an
exile
of
twelve
years
in
their
destination.
They
had
with
J
England,
was
back
ln
Athens
las'
)
them
enough
fuel
for
twenty
hour3
i
night
to
resume
the
throne
ofj
flying
and
food
to
last
for
eight
j
Greece
following
the
recent
plebis
weeks.
Farewell
Surprise
Party
on
Saturday
Many
Friends
Gather
to
Honor
Mr.
And
Mrs.
Robert
Arthur
Who
Arc
Leaving
City
sclte
which
was
overwhelmingly
in
favor
of
restoration
of
the
monarchy.
The
King
made
the
final
stage
of
his
journey
from
Italy
In
a
government
ship
and
was
glv-len
a
great
demonstration
by
the
!
populace.
Special
precautions
had
been
taken
against
possible
counter-demonstrations.
King
George
made
his
triumphant
entry
into
Athens
today
carried
on
the
shoulders
of
a
friendly
crowd
which,
swept
out
of
control
in
nonor
oi
Mr.
anu
M.
num-ii,
ln
lts
enthuslasm
for
the
recalled
Arthur,
who
are
leaving
the
city
monarcn
was
charged
by
cavalry
soon
to
take
up
future
residence
injwlth
drawn
before
order
Victoria,
a
delightful
surprise
i
could
be
restoredi
party
was
held
by
a
number
of!
Aftpp
0
r!,thpi,ra,
crw
h
who
sang
songs
were
William
Murray,
Andrew
Home,
Fred
Hardy,
William
Ranee,
William
Stuart,
Mrs.
William
Barton,
Mrs.
Oscar
Those
present
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hardy,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sam
Currle,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Andrew
Home,
Mr.'
and
Mrs.
Oscar
Landry,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Barton,
Mr.
and
Mrs.j
William
Ranee,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
WU-
(
Of
Berengaria
To
Be
In
Charge
Of
Queen
Mary
When
It
Goes
Into
Service
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
25:
Sir
Edward
Brlttaln,
now
commander
of
the
steamer
Berengaria,
will
take
William
Murray.
Mr.
and
Mr,
Fred.""
Lf
LZt
VVlllkU
Obai
11111
UUWII
nil.,?
..iiwii
it
goes
Into
service
next
year,
was
announced
yesterday.
IJnnnr
Store
At
It
Ham
Stuart,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
i
Wilson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jack
Joy
Jr.,!
nnncnpl
RnhnpH
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Graham,
Mr.
J
VUCJ11C1
llUUUCU
anH
Mrs.
Ben
Dalgarno,
Mr.
andi
Mrs.
Sam
Haudenschlld,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ross
Ingram,
Mrs.
Jack
Campbell,
Miss
E.
White,
Miss
Ella
Stcen,
Fred
Reich,
James
Campbell
and
Louis
Arroll.
Six
Policemen
in
Seattle
Arc
Landed
in
Jail
SEATTLE,
Nov.
25:
As
a
result
of
the
discovery
of
an
alleged
stolen
goods
ring
In
this
city,
six
and
were
policemen
were
arrested
in
jail
last
night.
QUESNEL,
Nov.
25:
The
-government
liquor
store
here
was
robbed
over
the
week-end
of
rum
and
whiskey
and
$10
In
cash.
VETERAN
CLERGYMAN
SINKING
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
25:
Rev.
Dr.
time,
was
reported
last
night
from
the
Vancouver
General
Hospital,
where,
he
Is
a
patient,
to
be
losing
ground.
PROVfNcAL
LIBRARY
VJCTCHJA
P.c
J
1
liberalsTavored
to
be
Returned
in
Election
tin
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
NOVEMBER
25,
1935
PRICE:
S
CENTS
AIR
VIEW
OF
QUEBEC
PARLIAMENT
BUILDINGS
kebec
Province
Votes
Today;
Taschereau
Victory
Expected
port
But
Snappy
Campaign
Comes
to
an
End
With
Poll-
B
!nir
111
KKrlif
V.Sni'nn
Cw.
.
riii
,-,
"b
umw
nircc
uovcrnmcnt
Supporters
Elected
Without
Contest
I
QUEBEC,
Nov.
25:
(CP)-A
short
but
snappy
provin-ial
election
campaign
in
this
ancient
It,
n.i
mi
...
w
vm.
tu
a
DISORDERS
IN
BRAZIL
AUSTRALIAN
AIRMEN
ARE
STILL
MISSING
LOST
PAIR
ARE
SAFE
Walter
Simpson
and
Wife
Reach
Wrangeil
AfterLong
Trip
From
Telegraph
Creek
An
amateur
radio
message
relayed
from
Wrangell
via
Calgary
to
Norman
Kinslor
of
this
city
last
night
announced
the
safe
arrival
at
Wrangell
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Walter
Simpson,
for
whom
considerable
anxiety
had
been
felt
after
they
left
Telegraph
Creek
on
October
29
in
an
outboard
motor
boat
and
had
not
since
been
reported.
A
message
today
from
the
United
States
marshal
at
Wra'ngell
confirmed
the
radio
report.
The
mcssaje
suggested
that
a
search
plane,
which
was
to
have
gone
north
to
look
for
he
couple,
be
instructed
not
to
proceed.
Provincial
Constable
J,
V.
Boys,
who
is
conducting
a
search,
will
also
be
withdrawn
as
soon
as
he
can
be
contacted.
The
search
plane
had
not
reached
Prince
Rupert
up
to
today.
It
is
an
American
machine
piloted
by
L.
F.
Barr
and
has
been
operating
out
of
Telegraph
Creek.
-Whether
(trnot'ttiwas.in--strumenfal
In
finding
the
couple
is
not
yet
known.
PASSING
OF
JOHN
McRAE
Well
Known
Pioneer
Business
Man
Dies
at
Terrace
After
Long
Illness
Esteemed
pioneer
business
man
of
this
city
who
came
here
in
1910,
John
McRae
died
last
evening
at
Terrace
where
he
had
lived
In
Ill-health
for
the
past
few
years.
A
few
days
ago
his
long
Illness
took
a
critical
turn
and
his
passing,
which
was
not
unexpected,
came
as
a
merciful
release
to
long
suffering.
Accompanied
by
the
widow,
the
their
friends
Saturday
night
at
Kln
drove
to
the
,
Ia'ce
toi
remains
will
be
brought
to
the
city
tUni.
V-iA
vi
T7lof
CfrAAt
T'V-i
n
'
nr
on
tnmnrmw
tomorrow
rcrhte
night's
train
train
for
fnr
hnr-
bur
u,c"
"u"'c
u"
resume
the
throne
he
abdicated
in
evening
was
spent
In
dancing,
mu-
ig23,
sic
and
story-tellrng.
Delicious
re-
j
.
.
frcshments,
brought
by
the
guests,
iitmi
ft
j
were
served
and
a
feature
of
the
1
yy
lJ
j
VOnMianCl
by
James
M.
Campbell,
on
behalf
of
i
I
-iiatlf
SfPJ41TlPr
the
company
assembled,
of
a
handsome
travelling
bag
as
a
token
of
well-wishing
and
esteem.
Those
Master
lal
on
Thursday
afternoon.
The
late
Mr.
McRae,
who
was
66
years
of
age,
was
born
at
Moore-
town,
near
Sarnla,
Ont.,
and,
after
Autonomous
Government
SMITH
NOT
Set
Up
in
North
China
New
Administration
of
General
Jin
Ju-Keng
Immediately
Calls
Upon
Japan
to
Assist
in
Purging
Country
of
Communists
PEIPING,
Nov,
25:
(CP)
As
a
result
of
a
sudden
nolitioal
rmin
Inst
nmlit
an
anfnnnmmia
rrAvoLnmnnt
;
'Qucst
is
i
1
"'
"UW11UIIIUUO
U
CX
UillCllL,
111
I
close
narmony
with
Japan,
was
inaugurated
today
for
a
large
section
of
North
China
and
immediately
called
on
Japan
for
assistance
to
send
troops
"to
purge
North
China
of
Communists."
General
Jin
Ju-Keng,
head
of
the
PATIENCE
IS
URGED
rnstmsiter
General
Does
Not
Think
lumber
Tariff
Cut
Will
Hurt
Northwest
TORT-T
'NO
Ore.
Nov
25"
James
A.
Farley,
Postmaster-General,
a
visitor
here
yesterday,
urged
tho
people
of
the
Pacific
Northwest'
to
be
patient
In
awaiting
benefit
from
the
CanadianrAmerlcan
rec
iprocity
treaty.
He
felt
that
lumber
Interests
had
become
unduly
aroused
over
the
reduction
of
the
lumber
tariff
from
$4
to
$2
and
expressed
the
belief
that
the
quoa
which
had
been
set
would
giv;
them
due
protection.
There
would
he
such
an
Increase
ln
building
ln
the
United
States
within
the
next
few
months,
he
predicted,
that
the
reduction
In
lumber
tariff
would
not
even
be
noticed.
(spending
a
while
in
Detroit,
came
west
as
a
young
man,
being
loca-
nfntint
Innian
ted
for
some
time
at
Bonner's
Fer
ry,
Idaho.
In
1899
he
went
to
Phoenix
ln
the
heyday
of
that
Boundary
mining
camp
where
the
business
of
McRae
Bros,
was
established,
being
moved
In
1909
to
Prince
Rupert.
Deceased
was
prominent
ln
friends.
Funeral
arrangements
In
the
hands
of
the
B.
C,
takers.
AGED
WOMAN
INJURED
naving
Deen
sirucK
down
by
an
automobile
at
the
corner
of
Twenty-fifth
and
Main
at
7:30
Mauna
Loa
Is
Still
Belching
Danger
To
Hawaiian
City
Of
Hilo
Is
Believed.
However,
To
Be
Largely
Diminished
HILO,
Hawaiian
Islands,
Nov.
25:
Divisional
headquarters
of
tiutonomous
council
for
twenty
lve
counties
ln
Hope!
and
Chahar
orovlnces.
has
set
up
a
new-capital
it
Tungchow,
about
fifty
miles
'rom
Pelplng.
The
new
government
taking
over
all
public
services.
There
Is
a
widespread
belief
hat
the
movement
for
autonomy;
may
spread
to
other
North
China
provinces
and
thus
further
widen
the
breach
with
the
Nanking
gov
ernment,
possibly
making
the
se-
esslonlst
movement
complete
ln
the.
whole
of
North
China.
Tientsin
was
virtually
under
martial
law
last
night.
SENATOR
IS
DEAD
Hon.
Charles
Murphy,
Long
Prominent
in
Liberal
Party,
Passes
Away
in
Ottawa
OTTAWA,
Nov.
25:
(CP)
Senator
Charles
Murphy,
former
Secretary
of
State
and
Postmaster
General,
died
here
yesterday
from
heart
failure
at
the
age
of
72,
He
had
been
In
falling
health
since
last
spring
when
he
sustained
a
fracture.
He
is
the
first
member
of
the
upper
chamber
to
die
since
the
new
Liberal
government
came
into
office.
Senator
Murphy
was
a
native
of
the
city
of
Ottawa
and
was
born
Mauna
Loa
volcano,
not
far
from
I
December
8,
1863.
His
parents
were
this
city,
was
still
In
violent
er-from
Ireland,
the
father,
James
uptlon
last
night
following
the
'Murphy,
being
a
native
of
Birr,
earthquake
and
tidal
wave
of
last
King's
County,
and
the
mother.
Thursday
but
the
danger
of
lava
reaching
this
city
was
diminished.
Is
Drowned
When
Went
Through
Ice
Mary
Conway,
of
Limerick.
He
graduated
from
Ottawa
University,
where
in
his
final
year
he
won
the
medal
presented
by
Pope
Leo
XIII.
for
the
best
thesis
ln
philosophy.
Upon
the
completion
of
his
studies
he
entered
upon
his
legal
career
in
uiiawa,
ana
wunin
a
lew
years
succeeded
ln
building
up
a
large
general
practice.
In
September
1908,
he
became
a
member
of
the
Masonic
circles
here,
having
been
provincial
police
here
are
advised
0f
that
year
was
returned
for
Rus-
for
a
number
or
years
secretary
of
of
the
supposed
drowning
on
No-
ES
County.
He
held
office
as
Se-Tyee
Lodge
No.
66.
Besides
his
wl-
vember
13
ln
Beaver
Lake
near
cretary
of
State
until
October
6
YET
FOUND
Natives
of
Siamese
Jungle
Plane
Crash
Two
Weeks
Ago
Friday
Search
in
Vain
Continuing
in
View
Newly
Reported
Clue
Saw
Of
SINGAPORE,
....ov.
25:
Further
possible
clues
over
the
week-end
resulted
In
an
Intensification
of
the
search
for
Sir
Charles
Klngs-ford-Smlth
and
Tom
Pethybridge,
who
.dropped
out
of
sight
two
weeks
ago
last
Friday
while
on
the
Allahabad-Singapore
hop
of
a
projected
flight
from
England
to
Australia,
and
for
whom
hope
had
been
abandoned.
dow.
he
Is
survived
by
two
bro-
Fort
St.
James
of
Michael
Seymour,
i9n,
when
he
went
out
with
the'eoidflelds
thers,
D.
C.
and
Alex
McRae,
both
a
24-year
old
Fraser
Lake
Indian.
Laurler
Cabinet.
He
was
re-elected'
of
this
city,
and
a
sister,
Mrs.
Ed-
Seymour
and
his
father
were
on
for
Russell
Countv
ln
the
eeneral
-
ward
(Agnes)
McKlnlstry,
residing
their
trapline
and
the
young
man
elections
of
1911.
1917
and
1921
and
In
California.
The
bereaved
will
set
out
across
the
lake,
a
distance
in
September
1925
was
elevated
to
have
the
sympathy
of
many
of
four
miles,
with
a
sleigh
to
their
thf
Spnate
after
cabin
to
get
a
knife.
He
failed
to
master
General
imm
1Q91
t
ion
wlS.
be
return
and,
when
search
was
in
the
Mackenzie
King
Govern-Under-
made,
the
sleigh
tracks
were
fol-
ment.
iowea
w
a
poini
wnere
open
waieri
Always
high
ln
the
councils
of
suggested
that
the
outfit
had
gone
(
the
Liberal
party,
Senator
Murphy,
inrougn
me
ice.
inere
were
some
a
brilliant
lawyer,
was
Mackenzie
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
25:
An
el-
of
deceased's
effects
floating
In
the
Kintr
derly
woman
whose
name
Is
be-
water
but
no
trace
of
htm.
The
lleved
to
be
Mrs.
Pike
lies
seriously
rapid
forming
of
Ice
stopped
fur
E.
D.
MacLaren,
aged
and
well
(Injured
in
the
Vancouver
General
ther
search
operations,
known
pioneer
minister
of
this
city,
;
Hospital
with
a
fractured
skull,
.
who
has
been
seriously
111
for
some
TWENTY
BELOW
AT
DAWSON
tlon
with
the
famous
"constltu-
tlonal
issue."
NATIONAL
MOURNING
Flags
over
local
public
buildings
DAWSON,
Nov.
25:
Dawson
was,
were
at
half
staff
todav
out
of
m
the
coldest
point
in
Western
Can
sneet
tn
thp
mPm
nrv
rt
f
V-io
Info
last
evening
while
on
her
way
to
ada
yesterday,
twenty
degrees
be-'
Admiral
Earl
Jellicoe
whose
funeral
church.
low
zero
belns
recorded
here.
tnnir
rvia
to
i
t
i
W
I
L.MV.
fclViajT
All
XJV11UU11.
Natives
of
an
Isolated
Jungle
sec
tion
of
Slam
near
the
border
of
Malay
have
stated
that,
on
the
day
of
the
disappearance
of
the
Lady
boutnern
Cross
II,
they
saw
a
plane
crash.
Flares
are
now
reported
to
have
been
seen
on
an
island
nearby
to
Sayer
Island
where
search
fliers
declare
thy
had
seen
footprints
on
IhesaridIt
was
announced
tonight
that,
despite
the
continued
"search
along
the
shores
of
Siam
and
Malaya
coasts
and
over
Sayer
Island
in
the
Bay
of
Bengal,
no
trace
of
the
missing
airmen
had
been
found.
CHAIRMAN
REMOVED
Dominion
Government
Reorganizing
Operation
Of
Farmers'
Creditors
Act
OTTAWA,
Nov.
25:
Operation
of
the
Farmers
Creditors'
Adjustment
Act
Is
being
reorganized
by
the
new
Dominion
government
The
services
of
W.
F.
Garland,
the
chairman,
are
being
dispensed
with,
it
was
announced
yesterday.
Colorful
Alaska
Mining
Man
Dies
Jack
Kinnaley
Passes
Away
At
Anchorage
Was
Known
As
"Directory
of
Pioneers"
ANCHORAGE,
Alaska,
Nov.
25:
(CP)
Jack
Kinnaley,
aged
81,
better
known
as
"a
directory
of
pio-
;
neers,"
died
Saturday
after
Laurler
Government
as
Secretary
i
iQn,
c.
,nn
,
,c"5l"J
ouitc
loao
lie
was
,
....
the
tne
of
state
c.,.,
and
.
ln
the
general
election
coiorfui
fiffnrp
(n
n,n.
rirnoe
of
Alaska
and
he
was
credited
with
being
one
of
three
prospectors
who
discovered
the
famous
Circle
Citv