Today's
Weather
prince
Rupt
-
Cloudy,
light
Qrtherly
wjna;
miuiuzvct,
juoj
emperature,
w.
wmhu.
id
ifl
rim
r?
if
At
th
c'imP
provincial
government
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thp
rnlta'nv
n
tnrcfi
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inn
inrinninir
nv
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kite
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lill
111
Bar
and
would
delay
taking
"it
property
of
which
the
bay
(art
lrom
the
provincial
gov-
committee
of
the
chamber,
oi
jonn
uyDnavn.
a.
;
tfif
present
tracks
but
did
not
eomnlpio
th
fin
r
"
v.
bti
1111
in
iji
il,
.:
mis
it
was
estimated
cst
$150,000.
U1
present
timo
tvo
u
M
VBA.
.
-
irom
waterfront
u-
m
taxes
and.
If
It
V
were
'I
l-'
V-
TO
BREAK
MONOPOLY
Premier
Hepburn
Closes
Nineteen
Ontario
Beer
Parlors
Connected
With
Brewing;
Corporation
of
Canada
TORONTO,
Nov.
2:
(CP)
Beverage
rooms
in
nineteen
Ontario
hotels,
charged
with
being
directly
connected
with
Brewing
Corporation
of
Canada
affiliates,
were
closed
last
night
on
order
of
Premier
Mtchcll
F.
Hepburn.
"This
is
a
clear-cut
case
of
hotels
being
operated
for
the
ex
press
purpose
of
selling
particular
She
i
-
.
,
-
-
.........
iuhvv
"'i.ura
ncaun
insurance
scheme
Siege
of
Fascist
Country
Set
For
November
18
Come
Before
Legislature
,
Nov.
2:
(CP)
Following
the
formal
desig-
Pt'
A
J
ie
general
committee
of
the
League
of
Nations,
r
rOieSSlOIl
UDpOSeflv
C
tlftir
trr
nniln
f
Mao
10
p
un
01
iuww
tuuiitiico,
ui
muveinuur
10
as
tne
for
the
beginning
01
me
worm-wiae
economic
siege
charge
That
it
n
to
bc
Hiv.
an
iirtii
ivtiwwmMn
vuuu
ottticu
Li
id
l
iLciiv
nas
i
icu
viui
av
uxnense
OI
DOC
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.
Annfn
n
u
n
1
1-1
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war.
The
conces-
T)
1
V
S!?$
t0b!
co"talned
tn
a
At
the
regular
meeting
of
th
DA
I
statement
handed
to
Premier
Prlnce
Rupcrt
Cnamber
of
Com.
'
UXfc
X
P
srro
Laval
nf
Fr.ine
tin
Intlm.
....
.
...
QUESTION
I'onlrovmy
Kfsurreciea
nj
fropous
Made
iCiii:
ri
uemeni,
or
mp
innir
i
.
s
-
"
J
If
i4vwiutt
to
waterfront
bitwesn
the
,
.All
J..L
.
.
.
.
kiln
hanaa
fnr
thfl
rlffht
.
,;rce
,asi
evening.
wn
c.
V.
tion
as
to
this
contents
of
the
Evltt
Dreidlne.
Dr
n
r,
Tra
statement
are
given
out.
respondins
to
an
invitation
of
th-
Difference
in
Australia
Chamber,
gave
a
very
Interesting
MELBOURNE.
Nov.
2:
(CP)
address,
on
the
sub'ect
of
health
Premier
J.
A.
Lyons
today
an-
Insurance
with
particular
refer-
nounced
that
he
had
asked
William
ence
to
the
proposed
legislation
Morris,
vice-president
of
the
Com-
now
being
considered
by
the
pro-
Prince
Rupcrt
Chamber
of
monwealth
executive
council,
to
re-
vinciai
government,
witn
a
view
to
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rhansd
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ua
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rito
nr.
tn
070
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as
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as
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a-
....
W0UlHCKUefueCl
frm
50
the
uld
be
thp
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'n
the
bay
The
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the
r
t.w
aj
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mendM
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f
.
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re"
Himltii
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wic
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icport
oi
tne
'"e
beln
M
7"1
lift
.
r-
vui
l"rmer
am
.
establishing
a
monopoly
of
sale,"
Premier
Hepburn
said.
Weather
This
Year
Better
Than
Last
Sunshine
Much
More
Abundant
And
Rainfall
is
Much
Less
Than
Last
Year
Sunshine
has
still
been
a
good
deal
more
abundant
In
Prince
Rupert
this
year
than
last
while
precipitation
has
been
a
good
deal
less.
Sunshine
In
October,
totalling
57.4
hours
as
compared
with
46.4
hmir
In
the
same
month
last
year.
.
:"""
ia
over
it
wonirt
not
nra.ioti..
hmucrVif
hp
t.ntiil
for
the
vear
to
,!..
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v
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niLii
i.i
it
ho
.
'vauwavs
wnicri
n
'aL.cby
all
thenartlP,
,cu
naa
never
hePn
n0i
was
made
in
1918..
useis
..j
.
.
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ine
.
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rn
fair,
r.
u.
ant...
---
nearlnc
Its
ate
westerly
wind;
sea
choppy.
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n
.
!d
-hat
more
thaM
.
.
or
an
nau
"",1Ui"
twice
the
8n
the
turnstiles.
total
,
passed
-
669.3
hours
In
the
first
ten
montns
of
1934.
Precipitation
for
the
month
Just
ended,
amounting
to
12.6
lncnes
as
compared
with
13.8
Inches
In
Octo
ber
1934,
brought
the
total
precipitation
for
this
year
up
to
46.62
Inches
In
comparison
with
69.55
Inches
In
the
corresponding
period
last
year.
Today's
Weather
Triple
Island
Part
cloudy,
light
northerly
wind;
barometer,
30.38;
sea
smooth.
Langara
Island
Cloudy,
moder-
Terrace
C'ear,
calm,
iv.
Anyox
Clear,
calf,
18.
Hazelton
Clear,
calm,
4A.
Smlthers-lear,
calm,
cold.
Burns
Lake
Fog,
calm,
10A.
posed
by
the
doctor
although
he
said
that
he
favored
the
principle
of
health
Insurance,
i
In'
opening,
the
speaker
men-i
tloped
that
,
75
per
cent.
.qL
thi,
.'profession
were
against,
the.
pro
posal
as
set
put
in
the
draft
bill.
While-
the
..movement
for
health
Insurance
was
worldwide,
It
was
a
national
problem.
The
Canadian
constitution
did
not
provide
for
this
but
made
it
a
provincial
prob
lem.
He
thought
there
should
be
a
uniform
law
for
all
the
province
or
the
British
North
America
Act
should
be
amended
to
make
It
a
!
national
problem,
j
The
financial
soundness
of
tha
j
proposals
was
criticized
by
Dr.
,
Large.
He
even
suggested
it
was
put
forward
as
a
political
salve
to
the
electors
and
the
statement
was
made
that
it
would
not
cost
!the
province
anything
but
In
this
AtlUlIlOd
iVlUlrlVlIlUlib.
I
i
i
l
U-
t
-
appointed
by
President
C.
V.
soon
as
he
received
the
ln-llon
At
the
meeting
last
night
tyohavn,
on
behalf
of
the
"Ww
recommended
that
the
.u
oeen
maae
mj
me
mclal
tovtrnment
and
Pre-
-.v
UaU
ACllk
111
WJ
M1V
commissioner
and
the
Cham-01
Commerce
for
an
opinion.
-;
uie
railwav
rnmnanv.
hp
lshed
to
fill
fhn
rnUt
rf
urov
Etfect
On
Doctors
From
the
medical
point
of
view,
objection
was
taken
to
people
of
moderate
means
such
as
those
earning
$200
a
month
being
Included
in
the
scheme.
These
could
afford
to
pay
their
own
health
protection
and
were
the
best
paying
section
of
the
community
to;
the
doctors.
He
read
from
the
re-
j
port
of
the
B.
C.
Medical
Assocl-;
atlon
to
show
that
In
the
pro-j
posed
bill
the
Government
had)
safeguarded
Itself
and
the
doctors
had
to
take
what
was
left
and
that
after
all
other
costs
had
been
j
paid.
He
thought
the
government
should
advance
monies
to
estab-l
lish
the
plan
and
should
not
put
forward
a
scheme
for
the
doctors
to
carry.
The
doctors
should
be
j
paid
their
regular
rates
Instead
of
being
asked
to
take
half
rates
as
proposed.
This
Medical
Association
re
port
Indicated
that
under
tne
proposed
plan
the
work
of
tne
medical
profession
would
be
In
creased
fifty
percent
and
under
the
financial
plan,
as
worked
out
o
WAKE
IS.
.
Marshall!
islands
GILBERT
lS
ft")
.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER
2,
1935
HAWAIIAN
ot
y,
r
ISLANDS.
2
-S3
C
I
F
X
C
'
O
C
S
t1
Is3
.
HOLLAND
IS
'BAKER
IS.
PHOENIX
.
IS
V
JARVIS
IS.
Britain
Is
contesting
claim
of
United
States
to
three
tiny
South
Pacific
islands-Jarvls,
Howland
and
Baker
which
Pan
Ameri
-jtanxAlrways'has'tpR.-kea
as
bases"
for
China
Clipper"
Tbelow)
arid
other
planes
In
trans-Pacific
servlce.
TERRACE
CARRYING
ON
IN
i
BEST
OF
SPIRITS
DESPITE
TIE-UP
OF
RAILWAY"
LINE
Cold
Weather
Following
Floods
Damaged
Crops
Arid
Orchards
Hatchery
May
Have
to
be
Abandoned-Social
Life
of
Community
Uninterrupted
TERRACE,
Nov.
2:
Isolated
both
from
east
and
west
thrprovincr'he
dTd
not
think
the
?
.of
waute
on
the
railway
line
following
the
time
for
bringing
in
a
law
of
that
heaviest
rains
the
district
has
ever
experienced,
over
nine
kind
opportune.
The
number
of
inches
having
fallen
in
four
days,
Terrace
still
remains
patients
to
be
treated
would
be
cheerful
and
self-contained
althouo-h
sunnlips
nf
certain
.Increased
tremendously
and
more
Kf,Vo
.,w,,a:
l
ft
:
i
j
tu.
tulnu,wuu-1C3
alc
'"'"'""g
'w.
n
is
aupeu
urn
hosnltal
buildincs
would
be
needed.
BIG
ISSUE
OF
BONDS
Dominion
Government
to
Float
$75,000,000
Issue
Next
Monday
For
General
Purposes
OTTAWA,
Nov.
2:
(CP)
A
$75,000,000
Dominion
government
bond
issue
will
be
offered
Canadian
investors
next
Monday,
Hon.
Charles
A.
Dunning;,
minister
of
finance,
announced
last
night.
The
bonds
will
be
In
two
maturities
one
four
years
and
the
other
nineteen
and
a
half
years
at
two
and
three
percent
respectively.
The
money
will
be
used
for
general
purposes
and
not
for
refunding,
it
was
announced.
BONES
IN
RAIL
TRUCK
PORTSMOUTH.
Eng.,
Nov.
2:
the
railway
line
will
be
restored
Into
here
from
the
east
by
Monday
after
having
been
out
of
commission
for
two
weeks.
The
heavy
rains
of
last
week
have
been
followed
this
week
by
heavy
and
unseasonably
early
frost
which
has
extensively
damaged
crops
and
orchards.
Owing
to
the
food
shortage,
there
is
a
boom
In
local
butter
and
eggs.
On
account
of
the
high
water,
there
has
been
considerable
trouble
n
f
tUn
T
nlrAlfA
T
Ir
rt
VlO
St
Vl
0
11
Tf
i
C
said
here
that
the
establishment
I
may
have
to
be
closed
up
and
the
staff
moved
out.
Social
life
here
has
not
been
af-jfected
by
the
isolation.
On
Monday
night
there
was
a
masquerade
dance'
which
was
a
complete
success;
An
impersonation
of
the
Dionne
quintuplets
was
awarded
first
prize.
!
Last
night
Miss
Margaret
Kells
'and
Cecil
Lever,
a
well
known
local
'couple,
were
married
and
there
was
a
big
dance
in
celebration
of
I
the.
nuptials.
The
radio
is
proving
quite
a
boon
by
them-they
might
be
called
upon
j
l,
n
the
absence
of
mall
and
news-
to
do
their
work
for
aoout,
51.10,
w
,r
."
-""
.,
,
papers.
Dame
Rumor
is
also'
carry
ti
,ifhn,,f
witnout
auowuig
oiinwlns
anv-
dred
years
old.
were
found
In
a
r
.-...l
ner
can
Ihlnir
tnlr
m-itprnlt.V
truck
of
earth
dumped
near
a
Dr
Large
said
he
did
not
want,
Southern
Railway
freight
station,
to
be
mistaken.
He
was
soundly
It
Is
believed
they
were
from
an
behind
a
scheme
to
look
after
old
cemetery.
those
who
were
needing
It
but
ha
nnnnprf
to
the
draft
bill
M.
P.
McCaffery
sailed
last
night
which
was
to
come
before
the
leg-,on
the
Princess
Adelaide
for
a
busi-
Islature.
,ness
trip
to
Vancouver.
lng
on
without
let-up.
Halibut
Arrivals;
Canadian
Takla,
20,000,
6.7c
and
6c,
Cold
Storage.
'
.
,
f.
Today's
Stocks
(Courteny
8.
D.
Jonnstou
Co.)
Vancouver
B.
C.
Nickel,
.23.
!
Big
Missouri,
.66.
Bralorne,
5.40.
B.
R.
Cons
.03
li.
B.
R.
X.,
.092.
Cariboo
Quartz,
1.07.
Dentonla,
.20.
v
Dunwell,
.0334.
Georgia
River,
.00
fc.
Golcdnda,
.10.
Glacier
Creek,
MY2.
Grange,
.01
V4-Indian,
.01.
'
Mlnto,
.05.
Meridian
New,
.21.
Morning
Star,
.033i.
.
National
Silver,
.02V'4.
Noble
Five,
.05.
Pend
Oreille,
.70.
Porter
Idaho,
.05V4.
Premier,
L70.
Reno,
.78.
Silver
Crest,
.OOVi-Salmon
Gold,
.OO1.
Taylor
Bridge,
.17.
Wayside,
.15.
Whitewater,
.042.
Waverly
Tangier,
.00
Y2-United
Empire,
.04.
Toronto
.
Central
Patricia,
2.05.
ChlQougamau,
.16.
Lee
Gold,
.03T'8-Granada,
.22
2.
Inter.
Nickel,
32.85.
Macassa,
2.71.
v
Noranda,
41.00.
Sherritt
Gordon,
.81.
Slscoe,
2.62.
Ventures,
1.07.
Teck
Hughes,
4.15
Sudbury
Basin,
2.06.'
Smelter
Gold,
.05.
Little
Long
Lac,
5.35.
Astoria
Rouyn,
.02.
Stadacona,
.1934.
Maple
Leaf,
.07.
Pickle
Crow,
3.06.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.07.
God's
Lake,
1.48.
Sturgeon
River,
.60.
,
Red
Lake
Gold
Shore,
.41;
San
Antonio,
2.88.
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
,..
6:25
am.
17.1
ft.
"
i.
18:04
p.m.
17.9
ft.
Low
12:05
p.ra.
9.7
ft.
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TORIES
SHOW
NEW
POLITICAL
STRENGTH
DR.
LARGE
IS
HEARD
U.
S.
BRITAIN
AT
ODDS
ON
THESE
Conservatives
Score
Significant
Wins
In
Municipal
Elections
Swing
Away
From
Labor
on
Eve
of
General
Election
In
Britain
Considered
Significant
Industrial
Districts
Reveal
Change
of
Feeling
LONDON,
Nov.
,2:
(CJP)
A
decided
trend
towards
the
'Conservatives
developed
today
with
one-third
of
the
results
available
from
the
municipal
elections
in
some
three
hundred
and
fifty
cities
and
boroughs
of
England
and
Wales.
The
result
was
in
strong
contrast
to
that
of
a
year
ago
when
Labor
scored
a
smashing
victory,
winning
257
seats
and
obtaining
a
majority
onV
.
;
10
councils.
The
results
of
yesterday's
i
elections
are
regarded
as
particularly
significant
In
view
of
the
Impending
general
elecUon.
Latest
returns
show
that
Conservatives
have
gained
50
seats
and
Most
18.
Liberals
have
gained
10
and
ilost
12.
Labor
won
36
and
lost
.60
While
Independents
gained
20
and
lost
26.
The
Consenratlves-scored-notablef
vlctoneT
'In
Industrial
districts,
gaining
six
seats
in
Birmingham,
ill
at
Labor's
expense,
and
wresting
control
of
the
council
at
Leeds
from
Labor.
All
10
Labor
cindi-
iates
in
Hornsey.
a
London
suburb,
were
defeated.
CLOSING
UP
ON
TROUBLE
Local
Line
of
C.
N.
U.
Still
Out
Of
Commission
For
Distance
Of
53
Miles
With
the
gaD
now
cioseavto
distance
of
about
53
miles
from
a
point
three
miles
east
of
Usk
on
the
far
erid
to
one
mile
east
of
Sal-
vus
on
this
end,
repair
crews
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
are
today
rushing
as
speedily
as
possible
the
reconditioning
of
the
line
following
the
floods
of
last
week
which
caused'
serious
wash
outs,
paralyzing
railway
traffic
.
Into
Prince
Rupert
for
ten
days
already.
The
hope
still
Is
that
service
may
be
resumed
on
or
about
November
11.
It
is
expected
that
the
line
will
be
repaired
Into
Terrace
from
Ihe
east
by
Monday.
Up
to
this
morning
seventeen
of
twenty-five
bents
had
been
driven
In
a
bridge
one
mile
east
of
Salvus
which
had
been
washed
out
and
It
was
hoped
this
would
be
finished
by
tomorrow.
Between
Terrace
and
Usk,
where
the
line
runs
for
considerable
dis
tances
through
sloughs
of
the
Skeena
River,
there
Is
a
lot
of
knflli.
nrn
.t.J.fl
mi
t
4mihI.
1
1
"V
n.n
uaui)
waaircu
uub
viain,
uie
giauu
,has
been
completely
carried
away
jat
many
points,
leaving
the
track
suspended
in
the
air.
Where
for,-imerly
there
were
rock
fills.
It
is
now
necessary
to
put
in
bridges.
No
Decision
On
Beer
and
Wines
Reports
of
Local
6ption
Proposal
Are
Premature,
Premier
T.
I).
Pattullo
States
VICTORIA,
Nov.
2:
(CP)
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
said
yesterday;
that
reports
that
the
government
proposed
to
submit
a
local
option
plan
on
beer
and
light
wines
In
eating
places
to
the
Legislature
at
Its
next
session
were
premature.
The
government,
the
Premier
Isald,
had
not
come
to
a
final
deci
sion
on
the
Issue
and
he
could
not
say
what
course
would
be
pursued.
CHARGE
IS
DISMISSED
Judge
W.
E.
Fisher,
In
County
Court
yesterday,
dismissed
a
charge
;
against
Jonah
Haldane,
Klncollth
.Indian,
of
having
In
his
possession
an
anchor
which
had
been
allegedly
stolen
at
Tombstone
Bay,
Alaska.
Haldane
had
been
brought
here
from
Stewart
for
trial;