Both
Great
Britain
And
France
Looming
Emperor
Hailc
Selassie
Says
He
Will
Resist
to
the
End
iiaiuoi
vjituiK
up
uuuu
nussm
is
oaiu
To
Be
Opposed
inVlWN.
DPC.
14!
Thorn
is
Krvnnrr
nnnnairinn
in
KrfV
i
.....
w
aw
wIlWk-lwwil
il
UU
111
Kritish
House
of
Commons
and
the
French
Chamhpr
0
Deputies
to
the
Hoare-Laval
plan
for
the
settlement
of
the
East
African
War.
A
resolution
condemning
the
plan
to
been
introduced
in
the
British
House
by
Labor
spon-
j
i
.....!
e
r
ii
Li...
sorsanu
is
cissurcu
ui
Mippuii.
num
umer
parties
inciuu
HE
VISIT
GT.
BRITAIN
Imakt
Aberliart
t
Sec
Major
;
joining
In
their
opposition
to
the
Oondai
ami
Investors
Far-
I
-
-
-
pi(lt
UIIU
UllVbl
ftV
V
V.
V
W
mtrs
Want
Their
$25
'
Laval
government
will
probably
re
sult,
i
OTTAWA,
Dec.
14:-Prcmler
Wil-!
It
was
Intimated
yesterday
that
Baa
Aberliart
leaves
this
week-end
i
Russia
would
support
the
smaller
hit
re-.urn
to
Alberta
after
at-,
nations
of
the
League
In
opposition
"
"'-
-
ma
uommion-provinciai
iclerencc
and
is
due
back
in
Ed-
aonton
next
Thursday.
In
an
lrH
"
J
LOW.
,
UU
.
4
IkllllVI
..V.
with
i
per
month
lrt
a
social
dlvldena.
Thty
have
been
hard
hit
by
fall
tets
and
khv
thd
rnnlH
ti.se
the
money
nicely.
Smelter
For
Bridge
River
aer
wnicn
tAniopia
wouia
oe
re-.
quired
to
stop
slavery
and
traf-
r
ticking
In
arms.
--
tort
.aid
he
planned
to
make
a
Emperor
Halle
Selassie
ot
Etnlo-,
m
.
i
i,Jnla
reiterated
yesterday
his
oppo-i
xn
v,
,r
,n
n.
u
sltlon
to
the
plan
which
he
declares
nn.,.1...
iu
.
.i
o
would
---
cede
-
half
of
Ethiopia
to
Crei
any
territory,
he
repeated.
Victoria
Rejects
Daylight
Saving
Aldermen
of
Capital
City
Defeated
in
Municipal
Election
VICTORIA,
Dec.
14:
(CP)
Civic
electors
voted
2,625
to
1,913
against
daylight
saving
time
next
year.
Two
veteran
aldermen,
Alexander
Pedcn
and
John
Worthlngton,
were
defeated,
being
replaced
by
Ed.
Williams
and
Major
Stanly
Ok-oii
ThrpR
aldermen.
P.
R.
Brown,
lUfCOUVER,
Dec.
14:
Plans
for.R.
A.
C.
Dewar
and
T.
W.
Hawkins,
Wabllshmcnt
of
a
smelter
in
were
re-elected.
"i(
Bridge
River
district
are
under1
Mayor
David
Leeming
had
alteration,
It
has
become
known
ready
been
re-elected
by
acclama-10
,0i
mining
circles.
'
tlon.
Making
People
Happy
U
ti
i
rni.
...,!,
..mnrl
In
tnri'Otlts.
"
was
a
miserable
nay.
ine
i'uu;ti
"
vy
7
Ma
boy
of
twelve
years
seemed
not
to
mind
the
elements;
as
he
raced
through
the
streets
arriving
at
the
Army
garters
soaking
wet
but
cheery
with
all.
.
"Mother
wants
to
know
if
you
have
any
clothes
to
give
aay,"was
the
salutation
of
the
boy
as
we
answered
his
raP-tap-tap
at
the
door,
and
then
followed
a
list
of
the
needs
of
the
family.
.
.
.
,
,
f1lo
fill
the
Is
dad
working
now?"
we
asked
as
wo
tried
to
quisitions.
"Nope,"
was
the
answer.
"Are
these
the
01ly
shoes
you
have?
"-noticing
the
boy's
feet
were
encased
in
canvas
shoes
from
which
the
water
just
oozed.
P."
he
replied.
,
...
.
made
with
a
n
local
Over
the
phone
arrangements
were
i-e
to
fit
the
boy
with
suitable
footwear.
Off
the
boy
Jlied
and
soon
was
back,
the
proud
owner
of
high
lub-ber
boots.
'
...
Later
the
'quarters
with'
a
note
f
on
the
boy
was
back
at
Cxm-noc,:..-
i
j
,v..ofnfiil
mother.
-"voauig
rauiiuie
irum
a
Biai.
,
..
least
of
these,
ye
do
it
Inasmuch
as
ve
do
it
unto
the
wjo
Me."
were
the
words
of
the
master,
donations
so
far
are:
1
revinuslv
acknowledged
Mrs.
0.
Smith
'In
His
Name"
..
.
.
v,.
rv
MESSAGE
OF
KING
Will
be
Heard
on
Pacific
Coast
Between
7
and
7:30
o'clock
Christmas
Morning
p.m.
APPROVAL
.$22.00
.
5.00
.
5.00
OF
BRIDGE
ties
of
the
Fraser
River
bridge
project
at
New
Westminster.
An
obstacle
in
connection
wltn
the
use
of
the
old
bridge
at
New
Westminster
remains
to
be
cleared
i
up
before
approval
can
De
given
i
the
new
project
Stock
Market
Is
Uneasy
Just
Now
Silver
Price
Causes
Depression
On
One
Hand
With
Wheat
Boom
Influencing
Other
NEW
YORK,
Dec.
14:
Depressed
by
the
slumping
silver
market
on
one
hand
and
mnuencea
Dy
me
wheat
boom
on
the
other,
the
stock
market
is
moving
nervously
these
days.
Railway
shares
have
been
weak
and
Industrials
have
been
drawn
in.
Turnover
for
the
day
amounted
to
2,140,000
shares
with
closing-
averages
as
follows:
Industrials,
142.15,
off
1.60;
rails,
40.74,
off
.54;
utilities,
28.88,
off
.35;
bonds,
98.16,
off
.09.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
S.
t
Jannston
Co.)
Vancouver
B-
C.
Nickel,
.20.
Big
Missouri,
.72.
Bralorne,
5.50.
B.
R.
Cons.,
.04.
B.
R.
X.
Gold,
.07-Caribou
Quartz,
1.18.
Dentonla.
.30.
Georgia
River,
01.
Golconda,
.11.
Mlnto,
.10.
Meridian,
.12.
.
Morning
Star,
.03.
National
Silver,
02
y2.
Noble
Five,
.044
.
U
Pend
Orielle,
.96.
importer
Idaho.
.04
V2.
.
'
r
Premier,
1.78.
Reno,
100.
Silver
Crest.
.00
V2.
Salmon
Gold,
.08.
Taylor
Bridge,
.15.
Whitewater,
.062.
Waverly
Tangier,
b-Glacier
Creek,
.02.
LIBRARY
VICTORIA,
B.C.
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
mAln
High
4:54
ajn.
19.0
ft.
prince
Rupert
Raining,
south-tr.
16:36
pjn.
18.1
ft.
gale,
barometer,
29.20;
temi
Low
10:51
a.m.
8.9
It.
praure.
45:
sea
rough.
23:10
p.m.
5.6
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
VOL
XXIV
No.
288.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
DECEMBER
14,
1935
PRICE:
5
CENTS
STROM
OPPOSITION
TO
PEACE
PLAN
Political
Crises
In
CANADA'S
PROBLEMS
NEARER
SOLUTION
TRAINING
FOR
BOYS
Extension
of
Athletic
Facilities
As
Means
of
Keeping
Them
On
Right
Track
Proposed
LONDON
Tier
U
Klrnr
Oeoree.
To
consider
the;
DOSSlblllty
Of
ex-
before
delivering
his
Christmas
Day
tension
of
athletic
training
In
the
radio
message
to
the
Empire,
will
schools
to
include
all
boys
and
be
introduced
by
a
little
girl,
speak-
thus
direct
their
activities
along
Ing
In
New
Zealand,
12,000
miles
proper
and
beneficial
lines,
a
away
from
Buckingham
Palace,
meeting
or
school
principals,
male
The
ImDerlal
Christmas
broadcast
school
teachers
and
civic
authorl-
last
evening
In
the
suggested
a
gymnasium
project.
Alttl
A
VV
U??VSt
i
Those
present
were
City
Commissioner
Alder.
Sergeant
O.
H
Greenwood;
Police
Magistrate
Thomas
McClymont;
Dr.
E.
E.
Lucas,
principal
of
King
Edward
High
School;
Miss
E.
A.
Mercer,
principal
of
Booth
Memorial
School;
Miss
S.
A.
Mills,
principal
of
Borden
Street
School;
J.
S.
Wilson,
W.
W.
C.
O'Neill,
James
Hutchinson,
Arthur
Sutton.
Roth
Gordon,
Nel
son
Allen,
Dr.
A.
Poole
and
T.
L.
Davles,
the
men
school
teachers,
and
D.
P.
Miller,
representing
the
Boy
Scouts.
All
took
part
In
the
discussion.
"'"
Today'
s
Weather
Dead
Tree
Point
Cloudy,
light
southerly
wind;
barometer,
29.26;
temperature,
44;
moderate
swell.
Triple
Island
Raining,
southeast
gale;
barometer,
29.15;
sea
very
rough.
Langara
Island
Raining,
strong
southerly
wind;
sea
rough.
Terrace
Heavy
rain,
calm,
40.
Anyox
Raining,
calm,
33.
Stewart
Raining,
calm,
32.
Hazelton
Cloudy,
windy,
42.
Smlthers
Cloudy,
calm,
mild.
Burns
Lake
Cloudy,
calm,
35.
IIAUPTMANN
EXECUTION
IS
SET
FOR
JANUARY
Far
Reaching
Changes
to
Be
Made
in
Administration
Of
Relief,
Conference
Decides
LEFT
WING
!
CALLED
ON
r
jjing
some
Conservatives.
It
will
be
mllar
to
that
of
Dast
vears
with
all
Knox
Hotel.
It
was
called
by
City
President
Zamora
of
Spain
Calls
he
snsnt
this
wavit
would
be
bet-
'l.ok
the
move
f
-
omnlriv
If
olnrtfr
nrovontatlvp
-
-
"
'
1
rather
than
curative
lines.
Exten-
'llTUCpT
RAW
ded
alhlitle
activity
for
boys
Yf
OElElJU
lrll
might
tend
to
keep
the
lads
on
tne
(
right
track
and
would
be
of
gen-i
Premier
Pattulfo
Taking
tpMues.
eral
benefit.
tfon
m
Fraser
River
Snan
At
:
"
SergeanfO;
H'Oreenwood.-Chlef
1
New
Westminster'
-
"'of
city
police,
emphasized
the
ne-
1
'cesslty
for
physical
and
moral
OTTAWA.
Dec.
14:
Premier
T.
I
training
of
boys
on
the
street
whose
FLEMINGTON,
N.J.,
Dec.
14:
The
week
of
January
13
was
set
bv
Justice
Trenchard
ves-
terday
for
the
execution
of
Bruno
Richard
Hauptmann
following
failure
of
the
appeal
to
the
Supreme
Court
of
the
United
States
in
the
Lindbergh
baby
kidnapping
case.
As
exe-
cutlons
almost
invariably
take
nlace
on
Tuesdav.
January
14
will
in
all
probability
be
the
date
that
the
Bronx
carpenter
goes
to
the
chair.
Fatmer
Suffers
Under
Wagon
New
Deal
on
Mining
Taxation
Planned
Debt
Refunding
and
Taxation
Duplication
to
be
Further
Discussed
Dominion
to
Aid
Fifty-Fifty
on
Highway
Building.
debated
next
Thursday
with
the
the
Dominions
takine
nart.
The
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
who
pre-:
Upon
Miguel
Mora
to
Form
,
nmmAWA
rw,
1.1.
frT
TVio
Dnmininn-nrnvinprnl
I
Foreign
Secretary
present.
The
King
will
be
heard
at
7
o'clock
Pa-
sided.
.I
Cabinet
L.nnfprpnpp
hpfnrpVnneludine
its
sessions
vesterdav.
adon-
DeiOie
lib
bebMUUh
ciuup
yrouuuojr,
.
leader
of
the
Socialist
nartv
In
the
Min
stonrinrrt
im.
nn
nhri.im9
Mr.
Alder
referred
to
the
fact
LOMereilCe,
COnClUUing
there
MADRID,
Spain.
Dec.
14:-In
a
ted
a
report
from
a
committee
headed
py
lion.
INorman
French
Chamber
yesterday
said
he
morning
during
a
broadcast
ex-
that
at
pr&tnt
were
seven
learned
"with
stupor
and
shame
of
tending
from
6:30
a.m.
to
7:30
a.m.
boys
from
this
city
in
the
provln-
sudden
move,
Piesldent
Zamora
R0gers,
minister
of
labor,
recommending
far-reaching
a
plan
for
a
dishonorable
peace."
There
will
be
a
re-broadcast
be-
clal
Industrial
fchool
at
a
cost
to
called
upon
Miguel
Mora,
Left
cnanges
'm
relief
administration.
A
census
will
be
taken
Socialists
and
Communists
the
month
of
$24
each.
Wing
leader,
to
form
a
new
cabinet
somewhat
alonor
are
tween
2:30
and
3:30
in
the
after-
city
per
orYinlmrp,1
nnrl
unpmnlnvahles.
noon
with
the
King's
message
at
3
This,
he
considered,
was
not
a
-
v
UnM
as
has
already
been
fol-x
'
neauny
snuauon.jn
was
raucu
w
'
IT::
".u
7
Wed
in
British
Columbia,
and
a
De
aesirea
inai,
n
wuney.
waj
iu
.
.
Dominion
commission
on
employment
will
be
established
to
supervise
and
co-ordinate
relief
In
Canada.
Co-operation
of
industry
will
'
be
sought
with
a
view
to
putting
IN
FAVOR
OF
SWEEPSTAKES
m
i
9
M
Jl.nnln
-v
4-Vin
Ai
rrn
TIP
k
TV
more
men
to
work.
There
will
be
."
,
,tV
VF
R
H
k
A
l)
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
at
II
an
increase
of
up
to
fifty
percent
J
If
Lll
lllutU
last
1tv
frawrants
to
the
nrovlnces
its..
regular
monthly
meeting,
Lake
Kathlyn
!
Severe
Injury
for
unemployment
relief:
'
night,
went
oft
record
as
favoring
.
.
t
-iii
an
amendment
to
the
Criminal
Tne
ffrnn
of
Canada
providing
for
consider
Increasing
from
33
33
1-3
3
to
toode
.....
.
L,p.n,lAtej.
mi
an
V,
J.nlot
nn
g
nw9nlP
"6"'"
"
I
.
.
ui
n
-et
wa
u
u.
Di
pattull0,
herc
t0
attend
th.!home
environment
was
not
all
that
SMITHERS.
Dec
i:-un
inurs-
ou
percent
m
7"
"il,
hospital
purposes
only.
uAtiid-i
the
for
me
originator
01
uie
oo-
Dominion-provincial
conference
as
lt
should
be.
Lack
of
narental
Inter-
day
afternoon
steian
xeucn,
w
lor
gum
m
""lw'.r
T'J
The
matter-came
up
In'
a
com-
,t.
p.an.
ana
w
see
urn-.-
--
-
-
relinquish
,
head
of
the
British
Columbia
dele-
est
madt;
lt
necessary
for
the
pub-
grates
a
larm
no,
u.r
h...
iowuhc
u.
mUnlcation
1
a
view
to
interesting
ou"
q
gallon
Is
endeavoring
to
seek
ap-
tn
attemnt
to
do
somethintr.
He'farm
of
of
Olof
Olof
Hanson,
Hanson,
about
about
five
five
comDutations.
computations.
Uniform
Unliorm
mining;
mining:
,
fc;a
In
development
of
Alberta
re
sources.
Farmers
Restless
EDMONTON,
Dec.
14:
Farmers!
a
district
forty
miles
north
of
here
have
passed
a
resolution
dc-mandinir
!h.i.
Pmmlpr
Ahorhart
ntt
good
his
election
pledge
of
Two
Veteran
ne
.
......
proval
irom
tne
ieaerai
aumon-
miles
from
Smlthers.
was
working
taxes
weie
found
Impractical
asi
Charles
,,.,;
F.
v
nMarr,v
ion
nis
iarm
wnn
ni?
team
mm
eii
as
unuiea
hmuuh
wuct,h.
rocirtont
r,oH
a
heavy
wagon
wnen
me
ois:a,
The
Dominion
wm
couaiuti
pajius
mfi
meeting
adjourned
t
to
n,ih,
gather
oain
again
tnrew
hlm
out
of
th5
provlnce
one.half
of
the
m-
in
January.
1
!,
n.
one
Viinri
hind
whppi
wheel
nasslnc
passing
tio.t(iH
fmm
its
mines.
wagon,
'over
his
head,
Injuring
him
sev
erely.
It
was
fortunate
that
tnere
was
WUS
nn
UU
load
wou
on
the
wason
-o
or
he
CEREMONY
heart
in
assent.
City
Comptroller
Is
Candidate
For
Mayor
of
Toronto
As
far
as
possible
there
will
be
stable
mining
laws
for
a
period
of
.
.
.
1.
1
Utna
i.nc
yearS.
A
COnUIlUIMB
l-UJUUUH.ee
ria
might
have;
been
instantly
killed,,
estabiisned
to
give
further
consid-His
wife
ran
to
the
Charles
WlU
j
eratlon
t0
mining
problems,
son
ranch
and
phoned
for
Dr.
Brummltt.
who
soon
had
him
in
Amend
B.
N.
A.
Act
hospital
and
sewed
up
the
many
An
amendment
to
the
British
wounds
on
his.
head
and
face
Hj3
,
North
America
Act
to
uv"'v
define
clearly
Is
now
progressing
satisfactorily.
president,
seeking
support
of
such
.sweepstake
legislation.
The
letter
told
how
the
Nelson
Hospital
had
been
faced
with
bankruptcy
until
it
had
initiated
sweepstakes
as
a
result
of
which
It
had
paid
thousands
of
dollars
which
it
owed
as
well
as
having
money
in
the
bank.
Then
the
authorities
had
stepped
in
and
the
sweepstakes
had
to
be
discontinued,
Most
of
the
money
derived
from
sweepstakes,
It
was
I
.......
suggested
In
the
letter,
came
irom
1
taxation
rights
of
the
provinces
was
foreshadowed
In
the
report
of
I
persons
who
were
not
overbur-the
financial
committee.
A
com-
dened
with
taxation.
A
system
of
Imlttee
representing
the
Dominion
quarterly
sweepstakes
for
he
bene-L....
,in
mntinno
to
fit
of
hospitals
was
suggested.
IM
TDI
A
I
I
function
in
the
discussion
of
such
The
local
board,
with
little
dis-1IN
endorsed
the
sweepstake
1
KlAL
subjects
as
debt
refunding,
a
loan
I
cusslon,
Council,
duplicate
taxes
and
unl-'
proposal
and
will
urge
the
matter
the
local
federal
member.
Lord
De
Clifford
Aquitted
Of
Man-
fled
tax
collection.
No
definite
ar-'upon
slaughter
In
House
Of
Lords
rangement
was
decided
upon
as
yet
Iin
the
matter
of
refunding.
The
(highways
and
take
other
steps
to
LONDON,
Dec.
14:
(CP)
Follow-
financial
committee
of
the
con-promote
tourist
traffic.
Ing
a
trial
which
was
accompanied
ference
agreed
that,
where
the
Do-,
The
conference
agreed
that
hv
all
the
customary
ceremonial,
minion
and
provinces
Impose
thejthere
should
be
Uniform
company
J
.
....
i
I.
V.ow
cVi'milH
.i
i
i
.-.
J
J
4
V.
i
TTnn.a
nf
inrrto
has
nfiiltttpn
Sams
IVDC
UI
wmuuh,
wnn.
,
aws
iniUUKHUUl.
Vauaua
mm
uic
Lord
De
Stafford,
aged
28,
on
a
be
co-operation
in
administration,
charge
of
manslaughter
arising
It
was
agreed
that
Canada
should
from
an
automobile
accident.
Un-
have
tne
power
io
amcnu
uwn
der
the
law
of
the
land,
a
peer
constitution.
The
continuing
com
ordinary
mlttee
will
meet
later
to
define
cannot
be
tried
by
an
uf
v.o
i-toi
ivmct
ho
tiw
Hip
mpthods
of
amending
the
British
House
of
Lords
Itself.
North
America
Act.
Lord
De
Stafford,
in
compliance
The
agricultural
committee
re-wlth
the
ceremonial,
appeared
at
'commended
the
continuation
of
the
trial
in
morning
clothes
and,
the
Dominion's
farm
loan
service
throughout
the
proceedings,
knelt
and
the
reduction
of
Interest
on
on
a
velvet
cushion.
v
farm
loans
to
four
percent.
All
min-
As
the
verdict
was
announced,
isters
of
agriculture
will
meet
after
each
neer
ulaced
his
hand
over
his
the
Sunreme
Court
rules
on
the
constitutionality
of
the
Natural
j
Products
Marketing
Act
to
discuss
marketing
ploblems.
This
will
form
the
basis
of
revision
of
the
mar-keUng
act
which
the
Dominion
government
has
In
mind.
i
Split
on
Highway
Costs
The
Dominion
and
the
provinces
will
snlit
fifty-fifty
on
trans-Can-
TORONTO,
Dec.
14:
City
Comp-'ada
highway
costs
and
on
costs
of
troller
Sam
McBrlde
announced
specially
designated
.
feeder
roads.
yesterday
that
he
would
be
a
can-
Attempts
will
be
made
by
the
pro-
dldate
for
the
mayoralty
against
vmces
u
esuiDusn
unuorm
lugn-Mayor
James
Simpson
at
the
civic
way
transportation
rates.
The
pro-
Secretary
of
State
was
empowered
to
call
a
meeting
of
legal
officers
to
prepare
a
new
draft
act.
With
Canada's
financial,
economic
and
constitutional
problems
a
step
nearer
solution,
the
conference
closed
late
yesterday
afternoon.
It
adjourned
until
next
year
and
will
probably
meet
every
year.