Today's
Weather
prince
Rupert
f
,
southeast
wind-
30
miles
j.
?
A
barometer,
29.46;
tempera
4'0
sea
rough.
-7
Vol.
XXIV
NO.
280.
i.
switni
PLANT
A
fiETS
THO
VEAHS
TERM
IN
f
AXVAIMO,
Dec.
5:
(CPi
Senator
A.
E.
Planta,
following
t
his
conviction
Tuesday
on
a
charge
of
fraudulently
con-
rcrttoz
a
sum
of
$700
of
t'licnts
money
to
his
own
use,
ras
sentenced
yesterday
by
Chief
Justice
Aulay
Morrison
(
the
Supreme
Court
Assizes
Tiere
to
two
years
In
New
Westminster
Penitentiary.
HISTMINSTER
PRISON
jnomy-
lo
organizer
for
the
Conservative
Party,
01
Righteousness."
t.
DAFOE
MAKES
NEW
BRITISH
"WHO'S
WHO"
T
LONDON,
Dec.
5:
Dr.
Allan
t
Difoe,
physician
to
the
ujonne
quintuplets,
Is
listed
In
jne
British
"Who's
Who"
for
4
iJ3
In
which
Ex-Mayor
James
,
vaiKer
uKer
of
of
New
New
;
BABES
IN
DIPLOMACY
Harry
Stevens
Expresses
His
Views
On
Riddell
Incident
Eden
Not
Responsible
OTTAWA,
Dec.
5:
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens,
speaking
of
the
repudla-
Ti
firf
AirrVl
Nations
In
Geneva,
declares
that
It
10
OlttlL
UCttlV.ll
puts
Canada
..back
lnto
swaddling
clothes
as
far
as
International
dl-
Mithine
leaves
Los
Angeles
Intent
plomacy
Is
concerned."
On
Rescuing
Ellsworth
And
I
Eden
Not
Responsible
IIollick-Kenyon
LONDON,
Dec.
5:
The
report
'
.
I
that
Capt.
Anthony
Eden,
British
LOS
ANGELES,
Dec.
5:
An
air-
minister
of
the
League
of
Nations,
plane
is
to
take
off
from
here
to-
may
have
influenced
Dr.
W.
A.
day
enroute
to
Cape
Horn
whence
Riddell,
Canada's
representative
at
It
will
Institute
a
search
over
Ant-
the
League,
to
make
an
unauthor-
arctica
for
Lincoln
Ellsworth
and
ized
statement
of
Canadian
policy
Herbert
Holllck-Kenyon
who
have
in
regard
to
the
oil
sanction
ques
been
missing
for
nearly
two
weeks
tion,
Is
vigorously
denied
here.
n
a
projected
flight
from
the
!
Dundee
Islands
to
Bay
of
Wales
in
HTir
D
A
OV
w
course
of
a
South
Polar
expcdl-1
J
t
won.
Ferguson
To
Be
Organizer
Of
Tory
Party
OTTAWA,
Dec.
5:
ON
FRIDAY
China
Clipper
on
Return
Flight
From
Pliillipine
Islands
To
California
ALAMEDA,
Cal.,
Dec.
5:
The
giant
Pan
American
Airways
flying
It
Is
reported
boat
china
Clipper,
In
command
of
htre
than
Hon.
G.
Howard
Fergu-icapt.
Edwin
Muslck,
Is
due
back
son.
who
recently
retired
as
Cana-;
ncre
on
Friday
afternoon
from
her
nan
High
Commissioner
at
Lon-
first
trans-Paclflc
air
mall
carry
dn.
will
become
the
new
Domln-
She
lng
flight
as
far
out
as
the
Phili
llpine
Islands.
Having
battled
through
a
heavy
storm
and
gale
with
severe
rain
squalls,
a
38-mlte
NUN'CE
OF
RIGHTEOUSNESS
head
wind
and
visibility
of
only
two
TOKYO.
Dec.
5:
The
newlv
born
i
miles,
the
big
plane
made
the
hop
cond
son
of
Emperor
Hlrohlto
of
J
from
Guam
to
Wake
Island
Monday
,aPan
has
hppn
ttcmoH
tip
Prince
and
Tuesday
made
the
Wake
to
Midway
Island
lap.
She
arrived
at
Honolulu
at
7:57
last
night
from
'Midway
and
was
to
hop
off
from
York,
Dr.
trans-Pacific
flying,
'ownsend
and
Father
Cough-
Tlie
Philllplne
Clipper
will
short-n
failed
to
find
a
place.
Ma-
ly
leave
on
the
second
trans-Paclflc
lin
uanQni
is
afforded
ten
,
flight
from
here,
it
is
aimuuuvA-u,
ttlin
Artrtlf
IT
11
.
a
IlJllt'I.
LWQ
T
M,,?
nhUe
refesnce
to
Benito
vMubsol'ni
Is
entirely
in
Italian.
FORT
ERIE,
Ont.,
Dec.
5:
A
lo-i
i,o
has.
ruled
that
a
dog
chasing
an
automobile
is
not
a
SESSION
ON
FISHERIES
International
Commission
Meeting
Here
This
Morning
Hears
Talk
By
Scientific
Director
Many
Questions
Discussions
Being
Continued
This
Afternoon
With
Executives
Of
Boat
Owners
and
Fishermen
Practically
the
whole
session
of
the
International
Fisheries
Com
I
given
by
Dr.
W.
F.
Thompson,
di-l
recior
oi
investigations,
ana
Dy
nis
by
him
as
a
result
of
his
investigations
during
the
past
few
years.
The
gathering
was
well
attended
by
halibut
boat
owners
and
fishermen
and
others
Interested
In
the
fisheries
and
the.
address
proved
of
great
educational
value.
Dr.
Thompson
showed
f
Uo"
by
Canadian
government
bankS(
the
number
of
flsh
had
Los
Angeles
Plane
of
the
policy
In
regard
to
the
oil
embargo
against
Italy
as
enunciated
by
Dr.
W.
A.
Riddell,
Canadian
renrpsnntatlve
at
the
Leaeue
of
i
TWO
DEAD
IN
WRECK
PORTLAND,
Ore..
Dec.
5
r
the
ductor
B
t
aaliash-r
arid
his
ai.
halibut
of
the
western
banks
do
not
slstant
AUan
Huehps
of
a
Sd0.
migrate
toh
hanks
off
Prince.--
d
flteht
:
traln
were
and
to
the
southwardpand
Rupert"
kUIed
,n
a
bIazJn?
traJn
wreck
that,
since
the
restriction
of
the
Ratewayf
0re
ye5terday
when
six
a
grade
and
crashed
into
t.h
been
Increasing
at
a
very
great
rate
ffel
ht
the
endne
tender
and
flve
so
that
the
fishermen
were
able
to
take
more
fish
to
the
skate
of
gear
each
year
since
conservation
mea
sures
started.
i
The
lecturer,
at
the
conclusion,
was
assailed
by
a
series
of
ques
tions
designed
to
show
that
he
was
wrong
In
his
conclusions
or
In
his
cars
being
derailed.
WITHDRAWS
methods
but
he
had
a
ready
answer
m
arvejr
Takcs
Exception
To
for
each
questioner
although
evi
dently
some
of
his
hearers
were
not
satisfied.
Dr.
Thompson
explained
that
halibut
were
taken
only
In
waters
High
Handed
Manner
Of
McGeer
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
5:
On
ac-
fniint
nf
"tho
hlirh-hnnripH
nnH
nf-
with
temperature
of
three
a
ground
fenslye
manner
of
the
ffi
to
eight
degrees.
Most
oi
me
oanKS
wWch
renders
ithe
proceedings
"in
in
Auanuc
ww
nu
uc.
ireu
effectlve
Ald
A.
Q.
Harvey
ha-s'0:",""
nut.
and
the
small
banks
on
the
,
...
.affairs.
resignea
irom
me
special
commit-
...
.
coast
were
also
being
de-
Japanese
tM
Qf
thg
d
councl,
named
to
pleted,
,The
only
Known
oanw
in
lnvestlgate
tne
amdavlds
of
w.
A
Dr.
Thompson
gave
some
m-;
Charles'
at
the
local
drv
dock
as
tensely
interesting
Information
in
I
watch
officer,
sails
tonight
on
the
regard
to
the
propagation
of
the
j
prince
George
for
Vancouver-fish.
The
eggs
were
evidently
laid!
...
in
rippn
water
lust
off
the
banks'
t
...
--
-
-
.
...
20-mllei
and
hatched
In
the
denser
and.
there
today.
Aided
by
a
............
,.,im
wind,
the
hP
ship
chin
made
made
an
an
saltier
saltier
water
water
below
below
the
the
surface.
surface.
For
For
BIG
BRITISH
DEFENCE
sou
souinwe&fc
hwest
wmu,
w.c
o..
,
miv
is
oiiipki
v
sni
n
a
average
speed
of
155
miles
per
nour
tine
nrsi
iw
1
"
i
for
the
hop
from
Midway
to
Hono
lulu.
Capt.
Muslck
described
the
wea
thPr
on
the
hop
from
Guam
Guam
t
to
Wake
Island
as
the
worst
he
had
encountered
since
engaging
in
UvUUVll
Ut
'
I
t
-i.
-in
tiuAtUa
nrifilf
hnt.
aftpr
thfi
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
9:50
am.
21.1
ft.
22:44
p.m.
185
ft.
Low
3:16
ajn.
7.7
ft.
16:30
pjn.
4.6
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
DECEMBER
5,
1935
:.:
,Mi
OIL
DEAL
S
bank
clerk
dies
of
his
injuries:.
i
.
HULL,
Que,.,
Dec.
5:
Ar-
mand
Nadeau,
clerk
of
the
Banque
Provinciate
du
Can-
.
ada,
who,
wlti
another
clerk,
was
shot
andj
robbed
by
ban-
dits
yesterday;
died
late
in
the
afternoon.
He
had
been
shot..
three
times,
a
wound
In
the
'
head
proving
fatal.
Nadeau
and
his
companion,
who
were
taking
$15,000
of
old
bills
to.
the
Royal
Mint
at
Ottawa,
were
intercepted
by
the
ban-
dits
while
driving
and
bound
and
gagged
lh
their
car
after
mission
public
hearing
this
morn-l
being
snoti
e
robbers
were
ing
was
taxen
up
Dy
a
lecture
5tili
at
larse
last
nieht.
IS
DENIED
Standard
Oil
Emphatically
States
That
No
Arrangement
Has
Been
Made
With
Italy
For
!
Supply
ef
Oil
.
!
Talk
of
Peace
!
Progress
Reported
in
Negotiation
Of
Anglo-French
Plan
Well
Armed
Ethiopians
Mov
ing
Forward
LONDON,
Dec.
5:
(CP)
Sir
Samuel
Hoarc,
Foreign
Secretary
today
made
an
overture
to
Italy
to
end
aggression
in
Ethiopia.
"We
are
prepared
to
play
our
part,"
Sfr
Samuel"
said,
Min
a
definite
pronouncement
to
the
House
of
Commons
on
British
stand
for'
oil
sanctions
against
Italy,
W
have
no
wish,
however,
to
humiliate
Italy
nor
to
weaken
Italy
Indeed
we
are
most
anxious
to
ste
a
strong
Italy
in
this
world.
"I
appeal
once
aratn
to
Sitnor
Mussotlnf
and'hls
fellow,
country
men
to
dismiss
entirely
from
their
minds
suspicion
that
'we
have
sinister
motives
behind
our
support
of
the
League.
We
have
none."
!
LONDON,
Dec.
5:
Emphatic
denials
on
the
part
of
the
Standard
Oil
Co.
of
the
United
States
that
any
arrangement
had
been
entered
riry
r
n
m
TT
"rT
i
lnto
witn
Premier
Benito
Mussolini
FivUiVl
wereby
oU
would
be
suppUed
.to
r
ivvjfjCi
vlYA
1
IVyJXJU
jtaj
an(j
tne
nrooosed
oil
embargo
tof
the
League
of
Nations,
clrcum-,
vented
and
reports
that
satisfactory
progress
was
being
made
In
I
the
negotiation
of
a
peace
plan
In
.the
Italo-Ethlopian
conflict
to
which
it
was
thought
Rome
might
prove
receptive
featured
yesterday's
developments
In
the
European
situation
in
relation
to
East
African
Sir
John
Simon
Is
to
go
to
Paris
tomorrow;
it
is
understood,
to
con-
the
wid
at
present
holding
their
lna!
tLSL??"!
own
..
were
those
on
the
coast
of
regard
to
the
peace
plan
which
i
arms,
were
advancing
towards
Ma-
ka,e
on
the
northern
fro,,t
who
has
been
steamer
Prlnc?
1
Head
of
Grain
Board
Getting
$18,000
Salary
OTTAWA,
Dec.
5:
James
R.
LONDON.
Dec.
5:
(CP)
The
Murray
oi
Winnipeg,
new
cnairman
first
six
months
or
thereabouts'
British
national
loan
of
$1.-
i,ot
the
Canadian
Grain
Board,
will
they
drifted
In
to
the
banks.
The
500,000,000
was
entirely
sub-
receive
saiariy
oi
io.uuo
rrer
which
at
first
naa
Deen
on
t
scnoea
Dy
noon
yesieraay
t
--
"
"
eyes,
,
either
side
like
any
other
fish.
I
within
three
hours
after
the
cetvlng
$20,000
in
his
present
posl-aradually
moved
to
one
side
and,
lists
opened,
three
new
battle-
tlon
as
vice-president
and
general
the
little
halibut
adopted
the
true
ships
will
be
constructed
with
manager
of
the
Alberta
Pacific
halibut
habit
of
lying
on
the
bot-
the
same
tonnage
as
the
f
0ra,n
torn.
The
egg
was
about
'one-scv-;
battleship
Renown
at
a
cost
enth
ot
an
inch
long.
i
of
$300,000,000
each.
Twenty
Vancouver
Wheat
The
female
fish
grew
much'
percent
of
the
entire
loan
Is
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
5:
(CP)
larger
than
the
males
and
reached'
for
defence
purposes.
.
Wheat
was
quoted
at
85140
on
the
!
a
weight
of
several
hundred
pounds,
j
local
exchange
yesterday,
dropping
Continued
on
Page
2
l
"
to
84c
today.
PRICE:
S
CENTS
JAPS
STILL
ACTIVE
IN
NORTH
CHINA
Efforts
of
Nanking
Government
to
Keep
In
Control
Failing
Autonomy
Movement
Continues
to
be
Fanned
by
Tokyo
Nationalist
War
lUinistcr
Warned
to
Leave
PJanes
Fly
Over
Peiping
PEIPING,
China,
Dec.
5:
(CP)
Revival
of
agitation
for
North
China
autonomy
and
renewal
of
Japanese
Army
activity
in
this
area
threatens
to
block
the
Nanking
government's
effort
to
retain
a
hold
on
North
China
by
a
reform
program.
The
Japanese
army
is
reported
to
urn
t
v
i
i
rr
rT
hae
Waul
UU
UUIlCIitl
nun
aw
veiling,
ai
iiuiiistui
ui
tne
central
government,
to
leave
North
China
Immediately.
Japanese
military
planes
flew
over
Pelplng
today,
dropping
pamphlets
urging
the
need
for
auto-
HALIBUT
BOAT
TAKLA
BURNS
AND
SINKS
Well
Known
Local
Fish
Vessel
Comes
to
Grief
Down
Coast
on
Tuesday
Was
on
Her
Way
From
Prince
Rupert
to
Vancouver
For
Overhaul
Wehn
Mishap
Occurred
Near
Seymour
Narrows
Crew
Escapes
Safely
The
well
known
halibut
boat
Takla.
one
of
the
largest
vessels
of
the
Prince
Rupert
fleet,
took
fire
on
Tuesday
night
at
Deepwater
Bay,
north
of
Seymour
Narrows,
and
sank
in
ten
fathoms
of
water.
Captain
Chris
Parkvold
of
Vancouver,
the
owner
and
skipper,
and
members
of
the
crew
escaped.
The
vessel,
which
had
marketed
her
last
catch
at
Prince
Rupert
shortly
af-
..
-
1
ter
the
middle
of
November,
was
on
1
117
J
C
1
her
way
from
Pnnce
Rupert
toj
Wage
anCl
uBleS
Vancouver
for
overhaul
when
the
HP
fj
1
fir?
occurred.
It
Is
believed
that
1
aXCS
i
rOpOSCU
salvage
may
be
possible.
The
Takla,
a
diesel-powered
Is
listed
In
official
records
as
being
57
feet
two
Inches
in
lengths
T.
Bell,
United
States
Commissioner
.
aeparimeni
wnicn
nave
resuiiea
,.
...
,
.
T.
.
:nf
Fishprips
.
.
in'the
suspension
of
City
Comp-
J
!"
J
"
l
jL
PL,"
,
j!
SeatS
baSs
barrister,
.ur7Jrr:
troller
Walter
Wardhaugh,
City
i;,
"
ine
conserve
u
a
,
c-u.
clerk
w
L
Woodford
and
internal
w"
"
"
r
T
stricting
the
catch
which
was
being
udUorFrank
L!
n..B!!rl
?!
enforced
Dy
tne
nauout
commi,-,
uulu?;"
,
,
crl-'f"1
T
Z
1
have
expressed
doubt
that,
even
slon.
t,MMni
Mavnr
o
n
MniPPr
tnnw
On
this
coast
there
were
two
e-
;f
"f"
a
neutrality
policy.
United
advant
a
e
the
opportunlty
to
parate
colonies
of
fish,
one
in
the
i
sta.tes
would
be
able
to
actually
forecast
a
Eeneral
ghake-UD
In
the
Gulf
of
Alaska
and
the
other
to
the
:
.
.
.
6
.
j
prevent
shipments
of
oil
or
such
entlre
cWc
Sta"
ff
01
Vanco.ver
Vancouver-
southward
of
that.
They
had
found
i
commodities
being
made
by
a
prl-by
tagging
the
fish
that
there
was!
AS
non-UNION
CREW
'
lvate
American
company
to
a
war-very
little
migration
between
the
;
SYDNEY,
Aust..
Dec.
5:-The'
ri"fr
country;
,
fish
the
War
from
East
Africa
two.
Among
the
young
Canadlan.AustraUan
Uner
Nlagara'
reports
migration
was
almost
nil
but
as
saUed
yesterday
for
Vanouver
stated
that
large
Ethiopian
forces,
the
fish
came
to
maturity,
.theyim
1
l
.
.
1
imiinlltf
moved
more
ireeiy
out,
nuv
iuanj
,
from
one
bank
to
another.
j
j
w
Bryant(
Interesting
Information
(standing
by
the
Edward
W.
Allen,
and
the
director
of
investigations,
Dr.
W.
F.
Thompson.
Dr.
Found
and
other
members
of
spoke
of
the
former
depletion
of
the
halibut
fisheries
and
the
splen-
j
did
work
the
commission
had
done
since
It
commenced
functioning
under
the
Canada-United
States
treaty.
It
was
internationally
famous
for
its
efficient
work.
It
was
particularly
Important
for
the
young
men
because,
if
no
action
had
been
taken,
It
would
have
been
only
a
matter
of
a
few
years
before
all
the
halibut
would
have
been
caught
with
an
obvious
damaging
effect
upon
Prince
Rupert.
Dr.
Found
spoke
of
the
many
problems
the
sea
fisheries
had
pro
vided
all
over
the
world
and
the
efforts
made
to
settle
them.
Fisheries
were
always
an
important
resource
and
economic
factor
and
It
was
found
that
in
any
country,
as
the
fisheries
expanded,
the
naval
strength
and
commercial
strength
at
sea
Increased.
Before
the
time
of
Columbus
fishermen
had
led
the
way
across
the
Atlantic
to
the
shores
of
Newfoundland
and
even
Into
the
Gulf
of
St.
Lawrence.
After
the
defeat
of
Montcalm
by
Wolfe
when
the
British
took
Canada
away
from
the
French
they
allowed
the
conquered
nation
fislery
'
(Continued
on
Page
4)
.
public
nuisance,
Alberta
Government
Has
These
In
Mind
if
Approval
Forth
coming
'
with
"beam
61
fifteen
feet
seven
t
'
7
"
-
"
'
'
:"
Inches
and
depth
of
seven
feet
four;
EDMONTON,
Dec.
5:
New
wage
Inches.
Her
gross
tonnag
is
43
and
;
and
sales
taxes
are
planned
by
the
net
27.
Port
of
registry
Is
Vancou-
government
of
Alberta
If
the
taxa-ver.
tion
commission
approves.
Advantages
of
International
Co-operation
in
Control
Of
Fisheries
Stressed
by
Found
The
advantage
of
international
co-operation
in
investigation
and
control
of
fisheries
was
stressed
in
the
address
!
last
evening
by
Dr.
W.
A.
Found,
deputy
minister
of
fish
eries,
at
a
dinner
given
by
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Commerce
at
the
Commodore
Cafe
for
the
members
of
the
International
Fisheries
Commission.
Members
of
the
Senior
Chamber
were
Invited
guests.tr
All
members
of
the
commission
were
present.
They
were
Dr.
J.
P.
Babcock
of
Victoria,
chairman,
F.
New
Evidence
To
Be
Presented
In
TomMooney
Case
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Dec.
5:
Pre-
the
commission
were
Introduced
by
.
paring
to
finish
the
presentation
'
i
i
i
a
a.
i.
i
i
i
i
t
i
Lieut.
Colonel
J.
W.
Nicholls
who
01
nis
iatesi
case
m
nis
lons
ll&m
for
freedom
from
a
sentence
of
life
imprisonment
as
a
result
of
the
fatal
1916
Preparedness
Day
demonstrations,
Tom
Mooney
will
present
evidence
which
he
himself
considers
essential
but
against
which
his
attorneys
have
advised.
BAR
SILVER
NEW
YORK,
Dec.
5:
(CP)
Bar
silver
was
unchanged
at
65c
per
ounce
on
the
local
metal
market
today.
Ill
19
2S