Today's
Weather
prince
Rupert
Raining,
southeast
wind,
30
miles
per
hour;
barometer.
29.46;
temperature,
44;
sea
rough.
Pianla,
charged
with
fraudu-
leu
inversion
of
a
clients'
mor-fv
to
the
extent
of
$700,
tr'"jr.td
a
verdict
of
guilty
V.'1!
i
strong
recommendation
1st
rcfrry.
Sentence
will
be
pu4
at
the
end
of
the
As-
sizes.
M8S0N
IS
OPTIMISTIC
fundus
Economist
Thinks
That
Jul
Two
or
Three
Years
Should
1
Show
Real
Prosperity
i
JEW
YORK,
Dec.
4:
Addressing
Ik
New
York
Sales
Executives
Ci
here.
Roger
W.
Babson,
fas'..
economist,
declared
that
the
st
two
or
three
years
would
fcf
real
prosperity
unless
some-
the
strike
order.
E-
Meadows,
who
has
been
scr-g
as
third
officer
on
the
stcam-
L
Mlnce
Johni
arrlved
n
clt?
wi
the
Prince
George
this
morning
"m
Vancouver.
He
is
the
son
of
t
and
this
city.
Mrs.
H.
S.
Meadows
of
Public
Hearing
w,l
be
held
by
International
Msheries
Commission,
10
a.m.
Thursday,
December
5,
1935
in
the
Moose
Hall.
i
Chamber
of
Deputies
sinn
Itrnnks
ITn
Tn
Lillooet
to
Get
She
.
.
.
.
j
.
Ait
j
,
1
f"1
1"
J
II
il
I
oracr
socialists
nesuess
Over
Fascist
Activities.
PARIS,
Dec.
4:
The
cabinet
of
Premier
Pierre
Laval
is
facing
another
crisis
on
the
question
of
dissolution
of
political
associations
in
France.
A
session
of
the
Chamber
of
Deputies
broke
up
in
disorder
last
night,
Socialist
groups
threatening
to
join
with
extreme
left-wingers
to
defeat
the
cabinet
unless
it
breaks
up
"semi
-
military"
political
groups
among
which
the
"Cross
of
Fire"
(Fascist)
movement
is
singled
out
particularly.
loctufT
IN
PLUNGE
Josenh
Nicholson.
Aged
28,
Reno
Gold
Employee,
Lost
Balance
And
Fell
Down
Shaft
NELSON,
Dec.
4:
(CP)
Joseph
Public
Building
Contract
Let
to
Chilliwack
Man
By
Federal
Public
Works
Department
OTTAWA.
Dec.
4:-Contract
for
the
erection
of
a
public
building
at
Lillooet
at
a
cost
or
$6775
has
been
let
to
William
Orr
of
YACHT
WAS
DESTROYED
L.
P,
Jorgcnsen,
Member
of
Crew
Of
Egret
Plume,
Badly
Hurt
At
Alert
Bay
ALERT
BAY,
Dec.
4:
(CP)
The
motor
boat
Egret
Plume
of
Vancouver
was
destroyed
by
an
explosion
and
fire
yesterday
as
she
lay
alongside
an
oil
station
here:
L.
P.
Jorgensen,
a
member
of
the
crew,
was
badly
injured.
Capt.
A.
E.
Baker,
who
had
the
yacht
under
charter,
was
on
board
with
his
wife
but
both
escaped
injury.
The
Egret
Plume
was
a
fifty-foot
boat
owned
by
J.
P.
Burridge
of
Vancouver.
NEW
BOARD
APPOINTED
James
Murray,
George
Mclvor
and
Dean
A.
:W.
Shaw
Take
Charge-Of
Grain
Affairs
OTTAWA,
Dec.
4:
(CP)
The
Ca
nadlan
Wheat
Board
has
been
reorganized
with
James
R.
Murray
of
Winnipeg,
chairman,
George
H.
Mclvor
of
Winnipeg,
vice-chairman,
and
Dean
A.
M.
Shaw
of
Sas-
?!
hl"rTZl
had
now
Nicholson,
"aged
28,
Reno
Gold
Mlnejkatoon
the
third
member
it
was
Babson
declared,
tan
dellnltcly
reached.
He
stres-
1
the
necessity
of
raising
the
iuiaard
of
living.
Naval
Armory
At
Co.
employee,
lost
his
Balance
ana
plunged
two
hundred
feet
to
instant
death
in
the
bottom
of
a
sklpway
In
a
raise
at
.the
Nugget
Motherlode
property
yesterday.
He
formerly
worked
at
the
Grange
Mine
at
Mile
150.
Seattle
Sought
BUpPg
re
Site
Available
For
Project
Which
Would
Cost
Some
$300,000
SEATTLE,
Dec.
4:
The
Seattle
timber
of
Commerce
Is
seeking
"instruction
of
a
new
naval
re-
INTERESTING
Will
Gerry
be
Able
to
Hold
His
Scat
Is
Question
Politicians
Arc
Pondering
'armory
on
the
shore
of
Lake
VANCOUVER.
Dec.
4:
(CP)
Poll
union
here
a
free
site
Is
avail-
itlcal
mt,erest
again
centres
in
the
ab,e
The
cost
of
such
a
building,
.,,.
i
rMinir
nf
Vancouver-Bur-
(1
'
ItUCiUI
.v....n
.
"
15
tstlmated,
would
be
about
Lard
wnere
an
effort
is
being
made
m'W.
t0
unseat
Mayor
G.
G.
McGcer
by
quo
warranto
proceedings
which
Coastwise
Ships
In
Melbourne
Are
Strike
OtriKe
QMlrn
were
instituted
yesterday
Dy
wu-11am
Slmpklns,
merchant,
calling
on
Judge
J.
N.
Ellis
to
snow
Dy
what
authority
he
supports
the
claim
to
be
"superior
judge
of
the
UL1
U
County
Court
of
Vancouver.
Held
DV
judge
Ellis
recently
declared
Mc-
Gcer
elected
after
a
recount
over
MEr.tmTttiMr..
....
r
a-
i
Arnold
Webster,
C.
C.
F
who
had
IbourneisfaclngaBtneralstrikeiben
declared
elected
by
Jhe
all
,...,
rJ
tumlne
officer
afterthe
first
count,
that
El
Is
is
not
alleges
ng
vt-ssels
are
ont
affected
by
Slmpklns
the
senior
juagc
aim,
u,
was
not
entitled
to
conduct
the
re
count.
Prpvlous
nuo
warranto
prucceu
Ings
were
thrown
out
on
a
technl
callty.
announced
last
night
by
Hon.
W
D.
Euler,
minister
of
trade
and
commerce.
The
appointments
were
made
at
a
meeting
of
the
cabinet
council
following
receipt
of
the
resignations
of
John
I.
McFarland,
D.
L.
Smith
and
H.
C.
Grant.
Mr.
Murray
has
been
vice-president
and
general
manager
of
the
Alberta
Pacific
Grain
Co.
Associated
with
the
former
chair
man,
Mr.
McFanana,
ior
several
years,
Mr.
Mclvor
has
been
mana
ger
of
the
selling
agency
of
the
board.
'
Mr.
Shaw
Is
head
of
the
faculty
of
agriculture
of
the
University
oil
Saskatchewan.
New
Selling
Policy
The
minister
of
trade
and.
com
merce
announced
that
the
new
board
will
Institute
a
policy
of
sell
ing
wheat
"to
have
our
surplus
restored
to
a
normal
basis.
But,"
he
added,
"There
will
be
no
fire
sale
of
wheat.
It
will
be
for
sale
at
com
petitive
values
and
will
not
be
held
at
exorbitant
premiums
over
other
wheats."
The
advisory
board
of
seven
far
mers,
millers
and
grain
men
has
been
abolished.
Thp
cabinet
wheat
committee
summer.
PROVINCIAL
'
!!
LIBRARY
j
VICTORIA,
B.C.
it
1
.
,
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
'BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
DECEMBER
4,
1935
Honorary
Curators
Appointed
For
Museum
Now
Being
Established
In
Donations
Received
and
Plans
Laid
For
Active
Toward
Establishing
Valuable
Institution
In
Prince
Rupert
tor
the
present
in
the
room
over
the
public
library.
The
meeting
wasj
presided
over
(by
R.
L.
Mcintosh,
'
other
member!
-present
being
Rev.
Canon
W.
F.
Rushbrook,
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder,
A.
E.
Parlow,
H.
F.
Pullen,
Dr.
J.
T.
Mandy
and
Dr.
Neal
Carter."
j
After
some
discussion
it
was
decided
to
apply
to
the
Carnegie
Corporation
for
a
grant
toward
fitting
up
the
museum.
Application
had
previously
been
made
for
a
Work
Following
a
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Museum
Board
last
evening
in
the
City
all
it
seems
safe
to
predict
that
Prince
Rupert
will
soon
have
a
real
museum
showing,
besides
biological
and
natural
history
specimens,
a
large
collection
of
minerals
of
the
district
and
also
specimens
of
appoint
a
part
time
custodian
who
will
have
charge
of
the
collection
under
supervision
of
the
honorary
cuators.
Mr.
Mcintosh
was
given
authority
small
collection
at
present
housed
I
in
the
Bank
of
Commerce
building
I
an
dateo
to
secure
membership
tic-
j
kets
which
it
is
proposed
to
sell
at
one
dollar
each
to
sustaining
mem-
grant
bers
as
a
means
of
raising
funds
for
but
another
.application
was
made
the
carrying
on
of
the
museum,
by
the
local
Fisheries
Experimental
The
city
Is
donating
the
use
of
Station
and
.
an
.intimation
was
re-
.ihe
room,
in
the
llbrarybulldlng
j
ceived
that
two
grants
for
the
same
ihd
providing
light
and
heat.
"
:
city
could
not
be
considered.
The
Thsre
Is
a
DroDosal
afoot
to
have
J
Experimental
Station
application
an
Indian
house
erected
in
the
city
has
been
withdrawn
and
Dr.
Carter
in
connection
with
the
totem
pole
Is
now
a
member
of
the
museum
collection
now
being
erected
and
board.
if
thts
is
done
it
is
quite
possible
In
connection
with
this
sugges-
that
the
museum
will
be
removed
ted
grant,
Mrs.
J.
B.
Gibson
recent-
to
the
Indian
house
where
It
would
ly
Interviewed
Dr.
Currie
of
Ottawa
be
a
great
attraction
to
tourists
and
secured
from
him
a
better
and
others
who
visit
the
city
and
idea
how
to
proceed
in
asking
for
may
be
party
self-sustaining,
the
grant.
Dr.
Carter,
who
is
going
Donation
of
a
fine
collection
of
to
Ottawa
early
in
January,
will
mineral
specimens
was
accepted
also
take
the
matter
up
direct
with
from
Dr.
Mandy
and
of
a
large
Dr.
Currie.
DetroeraDh
from
Rev.
Canon
Rush-
At
last
night's
meeting
Dr.
Car-
brook.
Mr.
Parlow
also
promised
to
ter
and
Rev.
Canon
Rushbrook
were
secure
a
collection
of
exhibits
of
appointed
honorary
curators
of
the
timber
representative
of
the
dis-
museum
and
it
is
planned
later
to
trict.
MOTHER
IS
ARRAIGNED
Mrs.
Dorothea
Llvcrmore
Denies
Intent
to
Kill
Son
Accident
Is
Claimed
SANTA
BARBARA,
Cal.,
Dec.
4;-
Pulp
Men
Not
Expected
Till
First
of
Year
According
to
private
advices,
L.
A.
DeGuere
of
Wisconsin
Rapids,
Wis.,
one
of
the
chief
consulting
ex
cnance
oi
recovery,
ine
Doy
nas
further
actual
preparatory
work.
It
developed
Incipient
pneumonia
and
ls
now
belleved,
however,
that
he
oxygen
treatments
have
been
re-
or
other
engineers
will
not
be
ln
sorted
to.
prlnce
Rupert
until
after
the
first
mi
II
1
1
ine
raomer
nas
Deen
arraigned
of
the
yean
iiest
reports
are
to
and
formally
charged
with
assault
the
effect
that
llnancine
arrange
to
commit
murder.
She
not
pleaded
ments
for
the
lociU
industrial
pro-
guuty.
ine
expectation
oeing
mat
Ject
are
proceedlng
nicely.
consisting-
of
Hon.
W.
D.
Euler,
I
her
defence
will
be
that
the
shoot
minister
of
trade
and
commerce,
Hon.
J.
G.
Gardiner,
minister
of
agriculture,
Hon.
T.
A.
Crerar,
minister
of
natural
resources,
and
Hon.
C.
A,
Dunning,
minister
of
finance,
will
continue
in
an
advisory
capacity.
Dirigible
For
North
Atlantic
New
Lighter-Than-Air
Ship
to
Go
Into
Service
Next
Summer
BERLIN,
Dec.
4:
The
new
dirl-
Attending
physicians
give
Jesse
nerts
ln
connection
with
the
estab-
Llvermore
jr.,
shot
by
his
mother
(
lishment
of
new
pulp
mm
project
last
week
ln
a
quarrel
over
the
at
Princ
RUpert,
should
have
been
youth's
drinking
proclivities,
a
fair
her
ere
thls
ln
connection
with
lng
was
accidental.
The
state,
it
is
announced,
will
be
ready
to
proceed
with
its
case
on
Monday
next
providing
the
youth
is
able
to
give
evidence
by
that
time
which
appears
to
be
doubtful.
TODAY'S
WEATHER
Terrace
Cloudy,
east
wind,
46.
Anyox
Heavy
wet
snow,
calm,
32.
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm,
32.
Smithers
Cloudy,-
calm,
mild.
Burns
Lake
Bright,
calm,
22
Stewart
Sixteen
Inches
of
new
wet
snow,
calm,
32;
HOLLYWOOD,
Dec.
4.
The
stork
glble
LZ29
ls
nearlng
completion.
It
(
ls
reported
to
be
hovering
about
Is
planned
to
put
the
new
ship
in
the
home
of
Fred
Astaire,
noted
nnrth
tranS-AtiantlC
service
ucav
aiuceu
uaiiwi,
twiu
iua
wuc,
a
iui
mer
New
York
socialite.
HALIBUT
ARRIVALS
American
Venture,
32,000
pounds,
8.8c
6c,
Cold
Storage.
HULL
BANK
OFFICIALS
and
ARE
SHOT
AND
ROBBED
HULL,
Que.,
Dec.
4:
(CP)
Two
officials
of
the
branch
of
the
Banque
Provinciate
du
Canada
were
held
up,
wounded
TWO
LOG
MEN
HERE
John
R.
Morgan
and
A.
P.
Allison
In
From
Islands
Log
Carrying
Barge
Coming
John
R.
Morgan
and
A.
P.
Al
lison,
both
well
known
Queen
Char
lotte
Island
logging
operators,
ar
rived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
John
:
last
night,
the
former
from
his.
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
8:55
a.m.
20.4
ft.
21:40
p.m.
20.6
ft.
Low
.!
2:11
a.m.
7,2
ft.
15:24
p.m.
6.0
ft.
Vol.
XA1V
Question
0
uissolving
Political
Associations
1
Embarrassing
to
Laval
ft
SENATOR
I'LANTA
IS
FOUND
GUILTY
NANAIMO,
Dec.
4:
After
deliberating
for
one
hour
and
eighteen
minutes,
the
Jury
at
thf
Supreme
Court
Assizes
In
the
case
of
Senator
A.
E.
PREMIER
IS
PRICE:
5
CENTS
OtmS
ON
ONCE
MORE
IN
FRANC
CHARGED
WITH
SLANDER
Man
Being
Held
in
Jail
Prince
Rupert
Library
Building
For
Blackmail
is
Suing
Gov't
Head
For
Damages
ETHIOPIA
SEEKS
PEACE:
Halle
Selassie
NEW
PLAN
IS
REPORTED
CAIRO,
Egypt,
Dec.
4:
It
i.r.
tba
vavinneiimW
;
i:
i
r.vw.iir.ta
i
j.
mi
TWn
U
.o
1o,l
.
.
.
i,,
.
was
reported
here
last
night
,
u
i
1.1.-
1
1
that
that
Emnero
Emperor
was
making
a
new
bid
for
!
np
'
peace.
The
latest
peace
plan,
it
j
Is
understood,
would
give
Italy
a
piece
of
Ethiopia
but
not
nearly
as
much
as
Premier
Benito
Mussolini
seeks.
Henry
McFarlanc
Walker
Of
Elgin
County
Paintiff
In
Suit
Against
Prime
Minister
False
Statements
Alleged.
LONDON,
Ont.,
Dec.
4:
Writ
for
unstated
damages
for
slander
was
issued
today
against
Premier
Mitchell
F.
Hepburn
of
Ontario
by
Henry
McFarlanc
Walker
of
Elgin
County.
Walker
is
being
held
in
jail
at
St.
Thomas
awaiting
trial
on
five
criminal
charges,
three
of
which
arise
from
an
alleged
plot
to
blackmail
Premier
Hepburn
and
the
slander
.action,
is-based.
-Upon,
statements
concerning
Walker
allegedly
made
by
the
Ontario
Prime
Minister.
Elevator
is
Full,
Movement
Ceases
camp
at
Sedgewick
Bay
and
the1
latter
from
Cumshewa
Inlet,
and
Handling
of
Wheat
Here
Halted
will
proceed
to
Vancouver
on
the
,
Pending
Coming
of
Boats
Prince
George
tomorrow
nignt.
;x-
j
jo
Load
cept
for
cold-decking
operations,!
both
camps
are
now
pretty
wellj
closed
down
but
it
is
planned
to
re-1
Following
the
recent
brisk
move-
.
sume
logging
operations
soon
afterlment
of
grain
inwards
from
the
the
first
of
the
year.
The
Kelley
j
prairies,
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool's
;
Logging
Co.'s
camp
at
Selwyn
Inlet
;
local
elevator
Is
now
virtually
full
Is
also
closed
down.
to
its
capacity
of
1,250,000
bushels
',
Mr.
Allison
states
that
he
island
the
flow
of
wheat
to
the
port
'
bringing
the
log-carrying
barge
Pacific
Gatherer
north
in
January
to
load
a
full
cargo
of
some
1,250.-000
feet
of
high-grade
clear
spruce
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Dec.
4
Bridges,
militant
leader
of
the
In
ternational
Longshoremen's
Asso-
elation
here,
has
announced
that
local
union
longshoremen
will
not
handle
cargo
from
Gulf
Coast
ports
unless
authorized
by
the
unions
at
those
ports.
CLERGYMAN
IS
GASSED
and
robbed
today
of
$15,000
In
NELSON,
Dec.
4:
(CP)
Over
old
bills
they
were
taking
to
1
come
by
carbon
monoxide
gas
while
the
Royal
Mint
ln
Ottawa
for
1
apparently
attempting
to
remove
destruction.
One
clerk,
shot
in
1
chains
from
the
rear
wheels
of
his
the
head,
is
in
critical
condl-
,car
while
the
motor
was
still
run-tiori.
nlng,
Rev.
A.
G.
McMorlne,
Angli-
,
"
.
i
can
clergyman
at
New
Denver,
was
'
-
found
dead
there
yesterday.
(
from
the
east
has
ceased.
No
further
grain
will
be
coming
here
until
there
has
been
relief
by
the
loading
outward
of
ships
for
export.
logs
for.
Vancouver
mills.
It
will
be!
There
was
no
word
up
to
this
the
first
time
a
log
carrying
barge
I
morning
as
to
when
ships
might
be
has
taken
timber
away
from
the
.expected
here
to
load.
Islands
during
the
last
few
years!
although
the
big
auxiliary
shlpi
Malahat
has
been
taking
some
i
from
the
Kelley
camp.
The
tug
St.
Faith
will
tow
the
Pacific
Gatherer.
San
Francisco
Stevedores
To
Refuse
to
Work
Dull
Day
On
Stock
Market
NEW
YORK,
Dec.
4:
There
were
all
around
losses
in
Industrial,
ralV"
and
utilities
issues
in
a
dull
day's
trading
on
the
New
York
Stock'.
Exchange
when
the
turnover
amounted
to
1,565,000
shares.
Closing
averages
were:
industrials.
tini7
nff
1
(?()
rails.
39.10.
off
.10:
Harry
utilities.
28.22,
off
.40;
bonds,
97.54,
up
.01.