prince
Rupert
Foggy,
calm;
barometer.
30.22;'
temperature,
45;
smooth.
.
France
Ready
To
Fight
PARIS.
Dec.
21:
(CP)
If
Premier
Pierre
Laval
fails
n
stavn
off
a
Euronean
war.
authoritative
quarters
dis-
in
Ii
1(1
iirL'aL
iJliLciiu
in
ii
iv
event
ui
ctu
ltauau
attaurv.
was
miiea
in
an
luiomuuiic
SLIPPING
Over
Year
American
Banks
liuyingf
V
1
Uil
1U1VU11
KCtunci
in
NEW
YORK,
Dep.
21:
(CPi
Yes-
i
day'
price
of
silver
on
the.
New
.
..1
Cll'.n
nt-l
rtlfnArf
OIK
m'-lill
inaiRCt,
01,41,
an.
uvutbt.,
decline
of
another
two
cents
from
nuFiuuy.
whs
luiTn-o
ut'".v
mnpr
111.
iuji.
In
London,
the
silver
price
was
easy,
oema
-io
pvntc
juwci
01
213
pence.
The
matket
was
closed
in
London
today.
It
was
a
hair
holiday
abroad
so
no
quotation
was
Dosted
here.
American
banks
bought
4WW
oars
of
silver
in
the
Bombay
market
Is
Very
Mild
....
-
'
No
FroM
at
Whitcliorse
iouay
Aim
Dawson
Has
Only
Twenty
Degrees
Kxr.pnllunallv
mild
weather
for
I
this
time
of
year
In
the
Yukon
is
pportcd
by
the
Government
leic-f
graphs.
At
Whltehorse
this
morning
lit
was
36
above
zero
and
at
Daw-
fson,
twelve
above.
AH
Arrangements
Now
Complete
For
Xmas
Cheer
Show
All
arrancements
are
complete
for
the
Christmas
Cheer
Food
ma
tlnee
to
be.
held
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
on
Monday
afternoon.
Ad
mission
to
the
show
will
be
In
the
form
of
a
can
of
food.
Canned
and
not
perishable
food
Is
requested.
Adjutant
Eva
Laycock
of
the
Salvation
Army
and
members
of
her
staff
will
be
on
hand
at
the
theatre
to
receive
the
goods
which
will
be
distributed
by
the
Salvation
Army.
The
program
will
consist
of
a
western
feature,
a
two-reel
comedy
and
two
cartoons.
Today'
syVeather
Triple
Island
Raining,
calm;
barometer,
30.10;
slight
swell.
Langara
Island
Part
cloudy,
light
souUiwest
wind;
light
swell.
Terrace
Cloudy,
calmi
38.
Anyox
Calm,
cloudy,
35.
Stewart
Foggy,
calm,
33,
Hazeltori
Raining,
calm,
30.
Smlthers
Clear,
calm,
frosty.
Burns
LakeBright,
calm,
17.
Japanese
Troops
Penetrate
Into
HE
MUST
BE
RIGHT
Accident
CHICAGO,
Dec.
21:
(CP)
Joe
Louis,
negro
heavyweight
boxer
today
himself
denied
widespread
reports
that
he
had
been
killed
in
j
svi
i
an
automobile
accident.
The
mls-
INeW
Luina
Area
information
had
been
broadcast
by
radio.
PEIPING,
Dec.
21:
Japanese
troops
are
continuing
to
thrust
deeper
and
deeper
into
the
new
autonomous
states
of
Hope!
and
Chahar
lh
North
China-dflSplte
the-announcement
when,
they
declared
Iheir
independence
frbm
the
Chinese
Nationalist
government
this
veek
that
a
"free
and,
independent
egime
without
undue"
outside
influence"
was
being
instituted.
Baptist
Church
Has
Xmas
Tree
Large
Attendance
Last
Night
Enjoyable
Progtam
Followed
By
Visit
of
Santa
Claus
Theft
Incident
v
Quickly
Solved
Police
Officers
Waste
No
Time
In
Making
Arrest
and
Obtaining
Confession
Within
two
hours
after
she
had
stolen
$30
from
the
purse
of
Mrs.
Elsie
Sulkosky
at
the
Westholme
Rooms,
Prlscllla
Smith,
an
Indian
woman,
had
been
lodged
In
the
city
"lock-up
last
evening,
having
con-
Ifcssed
to
taking
the
money.
She
'
will
come
before
Magistrate
McCly-
;mont
In
city
police
court
next
Thursday.
It
was
at
6
p.m.
that
Mrs.
Sul-
m
rhrutm
TrPP
ph.
kosky
reported
her
loss.
The
purse
,.f
th
s,,nrfa
Rrhnnl
had
been
taken
from
her
bedroom
C1WIIIIIIVII.
UI
"
J
.
,
,
.
1
4U
Tl
ct.i
noflct
nhrnh
tnnle
nlnrP.
ana
Was
lOUim
Ul
lac
imuuwui.
fc
n
ru
!
iij
-oc
1..
e
,v,i.Ti
I
last
night,
drawing
a
large
gather-;"-
r"
iiig
ui
buiiuit.li
i
v.
1
ijJitnr
trlr
nr.
frio
InvflcHira
t.inn
I
:hurch
parlors.
P.
H.
Llnzey,
super-
tntendent
of
the
Sunday
School,
T"
.Za
iv,oro
vnriPri
lacking,
they
picked
up
the
Smith
uivc.uw
...v.v
-
ccnlrlnn
Aftpr
nnp.s-
fan,iroc
nf
nrViifVi
uPVP
tttP
"""
"
"
Zr
;
":;..
tlonlng,
she
confessed.
Most
of
the
xrtcif
trt
GnVinnl"
hv
thp
Innlnr
hnvs.
money
V
IOI
1
l
V7
axwa
4
'
,
.
Ua
eAtt
he
presentation
of
"The
Creed
and
"-"-m-
lhallenge"
by
boys
and
girls
ol
he
ExDlorers
group
in
costume
inHn
nantomlme
bv
Mrs.
P.
H.
Lin-
ey's
junior
girls.
Other
Items
in-;
A
J
MwQCiHonf
-IuHpH
musical
numbers
by
tnc,
a
ivamvin
unior
department,
recitations
by
was
recovered
but
some
;!.Mrs.
Kenney
Is
Buster
Hale,
Hans
Peterson,
Zelda
nearis
United
Church
Ladies'
Guild
Hale
and
Richard
Blake
and
a,
At
Terrace
For
Ensuing
Year
number
of
choruses.
j
Following
the
program,
Santa
TERRACE,
Dec.
21:
The
annua)
Claus
appeared
on
the
scene
and
meeting
of
the
Ladles'
Aid
of
Knox
riufriwnri
Hftj?
and
nrizes.
iTinlprt
church
was
held
here
re-
.
Jcently,
the
election
of
officers
foi
i
TI
1
1
T
'the
ensuing
year
resulting
as
fol-
'Arexiecicu
iu
lows:
Halibut
Board!
1
Fritz
and
Morrison
Represent
Boat
Owners
Brett
and
Voetman,
Fishermen
j
Members
of
the
Halibut
MarkeU:
lng
Board
for
1938
elected
by
ac-j
clamatlon
are
as
follows:-
,
For
the
boat
owners
Capt.
George
Fritz
and
Capt.
J.
M.
Morrison.
!
'
"
vnr
fishermen
William
H.
Brett
and
A.
Voetman.
There,
were
no
other
nominations
today.
President,
Mrs-
a.
1:.
K.enney,
Vice-President,
Mrs.
H.
L.
Ken
ney.
Secretary-Treasurer,
Brooks.
Mrs.
T.
E
GERMAN
RAIL
TRAFFIC
GROWS
BERLIN.
Dec.
21:
(CP)-Offlcials
of
the
German
state
railways
announced
that
traffic
In
the
first
eight
months
of
1935
surpassed
that
of
a
llke
period
in
1934
by
7.5
percent,
or
$40,000,000.
FIND
PRE-HISTORIC
TURTLE
CANYON,
Tex.,
Dec.
21:
(CP)
The
fossil
of
a
turtle
shell,
esti
mated
to
be
5,000,000
years
old,
is
,n
MP.
returned
to
the
latest
addition
to
the
Pan-
evening's'
handle-Plalns
museum
here.
It
was
fhP
rttv
on
Thursday
train
from
a
visit
to
Smlthers
I
unearthed
near
Clarendon.
r
VAXCCDOIVER,
SharchotX-lilm
of
Xee,
21:
i
!
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
i
U
(CP
th
British
Co-
lumbia
SSilver
.Mines
Ltd.,
meet-in;
yessssterday,
cfmpleted
the
agiccmesmt
made
oh
May
23
last
for
the
transfer
of
assets
of
the
companj-c
to
the
Silbakwe
Premier
Mines
CH.td
thfr
hew
company
which,
1-in
arranqrement
with
the
Premier
Gold
IVXinlng
Co.
and
other
c
mpanies,
vill
operate
the
B.
C,
SiXilver
property
In
the
Salmon
Riv-wer
section
o(the
Portland
Canal
iLJIisirkt.
For
ttxe
purpose
of
winding
up
the
alfain
of
the
B,
C.
Silver,
George
X
B.Dunca.n
was
appointed
liquidator,
Intormmaiion
is
not
available
rejardirxxig
the
immediate
mining
plans
oSif
the
new
organization.
TOFZDAY'S
STOCKS
ICoittortesf
8.
r.
4onn
C0.1
Vancouver
B.
C
Nickel,.
.19.
Big
HEU50lin;-
.63;;
..
.-
,
.vyoo
Bralor
rne.
5.30.
B.R
Coh!034.
'.
B.
R.
X,
Gold,
.06
Yi.
Cailbo-ou
Quartz,
1
08.
Dcntorxnla,
,30.
OeorgLila
River,
.01
Oolcorrida.
,10.
Mlnto.,,
08!i
MerldLHan,
MVZ.
MornlK.ne
8tar,
.03.
Natlornnal.
SUVer.
'.02t4.
Noble
Five,
03
4.
Pend
Orlelle,
.93.
.
Porterrr
Idaho.
.04.
Premiier,
1.75.
Reno,
93.
SalmoonOold.
.08,
WaysL--flde,
.Wz-
Whltesswatcr,
.05
ft.
Wavexx
rly
Tangier,
Grantge.
,01&.
Toronto
Centr
-ral
Patricia,
2.65,
Chlboougama,
-18y3.
Grans.ada,
18.
Int.
ZEHkkel,
44.85.
Maca
issa,3.35.
Noraonda,
44.50
Shermrltt
Ooron,
.99.
Slscooe,
2.65,
Ventr-TTues,
1.62
Teck
Hughes,
4.99.
Sudb-rury
Basixi,
3.03.
Smel-rlteri
Gold.
.04V2
Cana
adlan
Mxlarctlc,
1.14,
Llttloe
Long
Lic,
6.70.
1
Stads-acona,
.20
PlckLJle
Crow,
3.80.
McK-Ienzie
Reel
Lake,
1.32.
Oodsss
Lake,
X.20
Stursgeon
River,
.59.
Red
Lake
Gold
Shore,
.42
V2
San
Antonta,
3,10.
Pcrro-on,
1.20.
I
a
r
uiieeenuai
I
Film
Attendance
Forcw-'vent
Seeing
George
Arlisa
On
rWhursday
flight
Owing
To
1
frlnccss'
Death
LONDON,
Dec.
21:
(CP)
Owing
q.th&e
death,
of
Princess
Victoria,,
sister-
-dl
the:
King,,
Queen
Mary
cancellcd'
her
announced
plan
of
attcnodlng
the
premiere
of
the
QcorKSe'Arliss
film
"Mister
Hobo"
at
thee
New
Qallery
Theatre.
Thess
premiere
was
held
Thursday
night
in
aid
of
the
Personal
Service
EULeague,
in
which
their
Majes-tics
aere
mueh.
interested.
mm
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BR.ITISH
(COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
SATURDAY,
DECEMBER
21,
1935
ALL
BLACKS
ARE
BEATEN
Touring:
New
Zealand,
Rugby
Team,
Defeated
by
Wales
13
to
12
'
CARDIFF,
Wales,
Dec.
21:
(CP)
Wales
defeated"
New
Zealand
AH
Blacks
In
an
international
rugby
High
Low
,
..1Q:39
ajn.
19.9
It.
23:50
pjn.
17.0
ft.
...
4:19
ajn.
'
10.1
it
1T6
pjn.
5.7
ft.
PRICE:
S
CENTS
WAKWAKE
AFFFCTS
STOCK
MARKET
Aircraft
fecrfic
Snnr
L
Jk
m
mm
V
SUU
U
U,
'
I
IV
D
D
If
I
WE
S
B
I
V
B
B
jB
B
B
m
m
M
m
M
M
M
io
iVeu;
nigis,
Resuf
0
faitW
fo
Settle
HAUL
OF
BANDITS
tcuorls
ol
Incrcasinir
Armament
Activities
in
Enrone,"
Away
mm
sn.ww
i
rom
uan
ft
I
II
ti
tiff
JWT
W
1j
.-
iiso
nas
us
ciieci
r
ranee
is
neatly
io
am
ureat
Britain,
it
is
Announced
In
Fort
Lee,
New
Jersey
FORT
LEE.
NJ..
Dec.
21:
(CP)
Four
bandits,
armed
with
revolvers
NEW
YORK.
Dec,
21:
(CP)
Aircraft
issues
soared
to
and
machine
guns,
held
up
the
i.
t
ai
r..i
'
i
ii
i
;
Trlrcf
WaHnnnl
Rank
hprp
vpstprriav
.i
i...
r
n.
r
Jiii"
and
escaped
with
sn.ooo.
iiciil.
ui
Lilt:
iLuiu-iiiiiiuuiuii
v.v;iiiiiul
aim
x
t
uui
ia
ui
in-
1
cuoiiiu
ci
wu.iw
lit
uuiu
MIMDEAL
COMPLETED
SharchoL
Jlden
of
B-
C,
Silver
Complete
A
s-grnment;
With
Premier
For
AmalgraWtion
Quo
Warranto
Case
In
Burrard
Election
Is
game
today
before
a
crowd
bf
fifty
Vancouver
Mayor
is
Confirmed
as
Member
of
Federal
thousand
spectators,
the
score
be
lng
13
to
12
MYSTERY
OF
DEATH
OUT
strength
of
the.
fact
that
the
woman's
body
had
been
found
In
Wookey's
car.
GERMANS
IGNORANT
Controlled
Press
Keeps
Much
In
formation
From
Public,
Halifax
j
'
Editor
Finds
On
Visit
HALIFAX,
Dec
21:
(CP)
Tour
ists
entering
Germany
are
asked
I
not
for
news
of
other
lands
but
fcr!
news
of
Germany,
R.
J.
Rankin.!
managing
editor
of
The
Halifax'
Thrown
Out
by
judge
House
For
Burrard
as
Result
of
Decision
Yesterday
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
21;
(CP)
Quo
warranto
proceedings
attacking
the
.right
of
Judge
J.
N.
Ellis
to
hold
the
recount
by
which
Mayor,
G.
G4
McGeer
was
elected
federal
member
for
Vancouver-Burrard
were
rejected
by
Mr.
Justice
A.
I;
Fisher
in
Supreme
Court
yesterday.
The
ef-
Cnaries
wookey
shot
woman
And
fect
js
to
confirm
the
election
of
the
mayor
on
the
recount
over
Arnold
Webster.
C.
C.
F.
candidate;
who
had
been
Vancouver,
Dec
2i:
(CP
declared
elected
by
the
returning
officer
following
the
Mrs.
Christine
Biggar
died
as
a
cenerai
election
in
October.
result
of
gunshot
wounds
from
th
same
gun
witn
wnicn
unaries
a
Wookey
later
took
his
own
life,
a
coroner's
jury
decided
last
night
after
hearing
evidence
that
tlwr
woman
had
been
drugged
with'
triple-fatal
poison
before
being!
shot.
'
v
The
bodies
were
found
last
Sai
iirriav
In
toWpIv
spnaralpd
narts
of:the.nclty.-Thet
Donations
To
BORAH
FOR
Army
bund
PRESIDENT
Coming
Along
linkea
oy
ine
ponce
on.
tne
r!hrt.ma
rhppr
Fund
so
far
are:
Previously
acknowledged
$175.25
Miss
McKay
2.00
Jeanne
and
John
2.00
Herald,
told
a
service
club
on
his
Entertainment
by
Children
Follow-return
from
Europe.
'
ed
by
Visit
From
Santa
Claus
"The
press
is
completely
con-1
evidence
of
great
tension
and
an
almost
comnletp
lack
of
knowled?e
I
would
say;
'Go
stand
at
the
en-
I
trance
of
one
01
the
war
cdmc-teries
of
France
or
Belgium
and
task
yourself
the
question.
You
will
find
the
answer."
In
contrast
with
ihe
sinister
black
crosses
that
stretched
across
the
fields
in
time
of
war,
the
graves
of
tne
rauen
now
werei
marked
oy
row
upon
row
01
gieam
lng
headstones.
But
the
tragedy
was
still
there,
Mr.
Rankin
found
the
tourist
trade
of
Switzerland
developed
to
such
an
extent
that
"It
was
a
pleasure
to
give
them
your
money."
London
he
described
as
the
"gayest,
brightest
and
busiest
'-city
of
the
world,"
BssesBsasges&amB
The
annual
Christmas
Tree
entertainment
of
the
Sunday
School
(
Blind
Minnesota
Senator
Killed
Lost
His
Life
by
Being
Struck
Motor
Car
at
Busy
Street
Intersection
Idaho
Senator
Intimates
He
Would
Be
Willing
to
Accept
Itepub-
'
-
"Wan
Nomination''
WASHINGTON,
D.C..
Dec.
21:r
Making
first
Intimation
of
the
possibility
of
his
being
a
candidate
for
Mrs.
G.
A.
Woodland
5.00
the
Republican
nomination
for
the
Shrine
10.00
Eastern
Star
10.00
Two
Hospital.
Patients
2.25
Mr.
&
Mrs.
L.
W.
Patmore
20.00
Stewart
&
Mobley,
groceries.
S.
C.
Thompson,
vegetables.
H.
F.
Wearmquth,
vegetables.
Presbyterian
Xmas
Tree
is
Enjoyable
presidency
next
year,
Senator
William
E.
Borah
of
Idaho
told
two
Wisconsin
state
senators
who
in
terviewed
him'
hete
that
it
.would
be
all
right
with
him
if
Wisconsin
decided
to
send
a
Borah;
delegation
to
the
Cleveland
convention.
The
stormy
petrel
from
the
West
had
been
eVading
the
question
for
some
time.
Despite
the
fact
of
.his
advanced
age
of
seventy,
years,
it
is
thought
that
Borah,
through
his
progressive
ideas,
might
make
a
popular
candidate.
Terrace
Bankers
Are
Transferred;
among
the
people
of
what
Is
really
of
First
Presbyterian
J
J
Jok
ShildrUkGoing
to
Van-
Place
at
the
Church
Ha
1
last
night,
-
happening
within
their
pwn
coun-
Scott
Coming
try."
the
feature
of
the
proceedings
be-
prince
Punert
p
On
the
other
hand,
the
Ger-
lng
a
visit
from
Santa
Claus
whol
t
all
about
brought
prizes
and
gifts
of
sweets
I
mans
seemed
to
know
D.
H.
I.
Shildrick,
manager
of
'the
added,
for
all.
An
acceptable
program
was;
events
In
other
countries,
he
hranch
of
the
Bank
0
j
Telling
of
his
visit
to
the
battle-
prfcsented
by
he
cW
dren
and
was
fa
M
(fields
said
all
preseht
including.
of
Europe,
Mr.
Rankin
enjoyedby
end
Qf
the
ar
tQ
a
lew
moments
spent
siaiiauig
ui,
many
uuuiio.
.1.
.
i-'r,
,
n1fint
in
Vancraivpr
P
R
the
entrances
of
any
one
of
the
tendent
of
the
Sunday
School,
was
I
teUef
afc
TerraCPi
wm
come
war
cemeteries
would
change
any
in
charge.
.
!to
the
Prince
Rupert
branch.
mail
5
nulla
auuut
cvci
guuig
(jiuguui
muuucu
jjiauu
ouiuj
war
again
by
Pat
McClymont,
recitations
by
"Would
we
do
it
again?"
h;
Joyce
Taylor,
Donald
Prendergast,
asked.
"Before
I
visited
the
war
j0yce
Rice,
Forbes
Lee,
Viola
May
areas
of
France
my
answer
would
prendergast,
Alt
Lancaster
and1
probably
have
been
'yes.
If
neces-
Norma
Geddes;
songs
by
Kathleen,
sary.'
Today
I
feel
differently
and
Davld
and
Robert
Smith,
Ina
Ro
to
any
man
ex-service
man
or
not.
Dertson
and
Jean
Cameron,
and
who
still
feels
that
war
Is
a
game,
violin,
solos
bv
James
Hadden.
Miss
Wlnhle
Camerbn
was
In
charge
of
the
decorations.
By
MINNEAPOLIS,
Dec.
21:
Senator
Shaw,
blind
state
legislator,
is
dead
here,
the
result
of
being
struck
by
a
motor
car
at
a
busy
street
intersection.
,
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
2f:
(CP)-Wheat
was
ouoted
at
88c
on
the
local
exchange
yesterday,
dropping
to
873,ic
today.
f
I
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,
4
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"
1
;
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,
1
v.
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