Ottawa
Turns
Out
En
Masse
to
Welcome
Tweedsmuirs
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turned
out
in
charing
throngs
to
welcome
Lord
and
Lady
Tweedsmulr
to
the
iap
-j
v.
e
the
new
governo,
g
:neral
and
Her
Excellency
will
take
up
residence
at
Rideau
If.
Ac
ve
seer,
shows
crowd
.heering
the
vice-regal
couple
at
Ottawa
Union
Station.
UCH
SPENT
IN
MINING
rruw
nr
innusirv
in
uanaua
Uitr
$76,000,000
of
Which.
1100,000
Was
in
B.C.
r.c
ii
purcnascs
oy
me
mining
.j
;I
Canada
during
the
last
si
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Malanuska
Valley:
ii
hup
niiniiaii
iinniic
nnif
i
n
Their
Studies
Wednesday
1
ani
hiah
schools
were
open-
Wcdncsday
for
children
of
the
"""unj
vuiiey
atirwvia,
JKEATY
SIGNED
TODAY
WASH1NQT0N.
m
....
v
u-
inuae
u
t'nn
in
D.C.,
Nov.
15
Canadian-American
.
,1
j
i
rovincial
nollnn
h
for
a"d
Klemtu.
public
for
two
COUl'I.E
ARE
MISSING
"tutc
a
search
for
the
trollln
!
-
vuuiic.
With
1r
A
HJTra
wliWlu
un
rjnnrn.
mn
pn
n
yv,.
1
1
.
i,UUT
VI
IIU
Card
of
Thanks.
STEVE
McNEIL
HAD
NARROW
ESCAPE
IN
RECENT
HIGH
WATER
Reports
from
the
interior
tall
of
-Steve
McNeil,
well
known
Terrace
district
mining
man
and
locator
of
the
well
known
Dardanelles
property,
having
had
a
narrow
escape
in
the
recent
flood.
He
had
dropped
off
to
sleep
on
the
night
of
the
flood
and
was
awakened
by
the
water
coming
up
over
his
bed.
He
had
just
time
to
escape
to
the
cabin
of
a
neighboring
prospector
in
only
the
scanty
attire
which
he
was
wearing
at
the
time.
Trend
of
Trading
Up
Wednesday
Canadian
Markets
Weak
at
Start
But
Gain
Strcnsth
Towards
Close
New
York
Gains
TORONTO,
Nov.
15:
grade
school
and
fortO
in
the
trend
of
industrial
stocks
was
"h
..-
1-
.
I...
rwm
1-
I
f
treal
markets
during
early
trading
Wednesday
but
somewhat
.higher.
Gains
in
New
York
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
15:-
e
uea'v
was
slancd
here
this
gains
were
made
an
along
ine
une
'tou
uy
prpm
p
If
nti
nf
f
an.
Ill
lat-i.
uuuu'b
-
.u
orerniarv
nf
Rtoto
r-nrrip
iuih
uiuv
,..-..0
u"
oi
Unlkd
-
"
States
but
details
of
2,050,oou
snares
cmuigea
nanus
and
closing
averages
were
as
ioi-lows:
Industrials,
143.59,
up
1.03;
rails,
36.13,
Up
1.09!
utilities,
28.76,
up
.31,
and
bonds,
96.07,
off
,10.
WITH
RECEIPT
OF
NEW
CLUE,
KINGSFOKD-SMITH
SEARCH
BEING
RESUMED
SINGAPORE,
Nov.
15:
(CP)
With
reports
that
Sir
fcharles
Kirigsford
Smith's
missing
airplane
had'
been
frn
miles
inland
on
the
western
Siamese
"
coastline
f
Juneau
Miners
.
v
Now
on
Trial
Twenty-Five
.Men
Charged
With
Rioting
During:
Alaska-Juneau
Mine
Strike
j
24,
have
been
arraigned
and
pleaded
not
guilty.
The
trials,
it
Is
expected,
will
last
about
three
weeks.
Dumping
Duties
Are
Ruled
Out
Minister
of
National
Revenue
Has
No
Power
to
Make
Imposts
On
British
Good's,
Ruling
OTTAWA.
Nov,
15:
(CP)
The
j
.CTQR1A.
bp.
Wmln
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
Pl
i:
Rupert
Raining,
-jth-
...,.
uind.
12
miles
per
hou
,',
High
..
5:32
ajn.
18.0,
ft.
Brter
29.19;
temperature
$Q--hop.
17:10
a.m.
17.7
ft.
t
Low
.11:19
a.m.
9.9
ft.
23:54
p.m.
6.2
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
xxiv
K?
263.
PRINCE
RUPERT,!.,
FRIDAY,
NOVEMBER
15,
1935
ATinNAl
il
11
VJL
1
A
&JLJ
GOVERNMENT
Baldwin
Administration
Again
Governs
Britain
With
Substantial
Lead
Labor1
Party
Increases
Its
Strength
Somewhat
in
Old
Country;
Kesult
of
General
Election
Yesterday-Great
Majorities
Recorded
in
Last
Voting
Are
Cut
Down
i
LONDON.
Nov.
15:
fCP)
The
National
frnvprnmpn'f
i.n
n..n!nU!
.
.
.J
4.
U
I
I
National
Liberals
and
National
La-
borltes
and
169
Opposition
members
including
Laborltes.
Liberals
ridings,
where
Labor
was
expected
to
make
Its
tgalns,
last
night
Indicated
the
general
trend
in
favof
of
the-
National
.
government
from
whlchr
however,
Labor
was
gaining
seats,
particularly
In
Industrial
centres,
the
swing
not
being
pronounced
enough,
however,
to
endanger
the
government.
George
Lansbury,.who
resigned
ja-s
leader
of
the
British
Labor
JUNEAU,
Nov.
15:
Twenty-five
Party
as
he
disagreed
with
Its
stand
union
gold
miners,
facing
charges
In
favor
of
sanctions
against
Italy,
as
a
result
of
strike
riots
at
the,
in
Poplar
Bow
and
Bromley,
Sir
Alaska-Juneau
mine
here
on
June
Samuel
Hoare,
Foreign
Secretary,
:
in
Chelsea,
Sir
John
Simon,
Home
Secretary,
in
Spen
Valley,
with
a
.majority
of
but
650,
and
Rt.
Hon.
I
Neville
Chamberlain,
Chancellor,
!the
Exchequer,
in
Birmingham
'Edgbaston,
were
among
notable
fl-i
gures
to
be
re-elected,
i
Sir
Herbert
Samuel,
Liberal,
lost
his
seat
in
Lancashire
Darwen.
Sir
Malcolm
Campbell,
famous
auto
racing
driver,
running
as
a
I
Conservative,
was
defeated
in
Dept-
ford
as
was
Randolph
Churchill,
son
of
Rt.
Hon.
Winston
Churchill,
In
Liverpool.
Other
government
candidates
-...
rnnorfo
hoc:elected
were
Rt.
Hon.
available
ui
iu
uui
evening,
4,
423
had
returned
(National
govern-
rii
ment
supporters.
1
Conservatives,
t
Mppfinn
Standing
I
and
Independents
Results
in
some
;
seats
were
still
in
loouot.
Results
in
i
LONDON;
Nov.
15:
(CP)
225
seats
were
tojbe
made
known
!"
standing
of
parties
based
last
night
and
323
'today
with
those
j
returns
as
available
up
to
In
ten
others
deferred
until
later.!
9
o'clock
tonight,
were
as
fol-
Early
scattered
returns
from
urban
lows:
Government
123
Conservatives
.'.
381
Liberal
Nationalists
:
31
national
Laborltes'lAtisg.
;6
delegates.
Independent
ConservaUves
1
,'
1
Nat!ona'i.ts
3
Independent
1
Opposition
169'
Labor
148
Liberals
11
Independent
Liberals
4
Independent
Labor
4
Independent
i
Communist
i
Unreported
:..
23
T.
l
Big
Shipment
Of
'
Interior
Stock
Sixty
Head
Of
Cattle
And
300
Sheep
Arrive
For
P.
Burns
Ltd.
Local
Abattoir
The
largest
shipment
of
Bulk-ley
and
Nechako
Valley
stock--consisting
of
sixty
head
of
cattle
and
300
head
of
sheep
ever
to
Oliver
Stan-
delivered
for
P.
Burns
Ltd
local
ruled
that
the
Minister
of
Na-1
fey,
President
of
the
Board
of
Edu-
abattoir
arrived
on
last
night's
tfnnai
Rovon.iA
has
ho
Dower
to
cation
in
Westmoreland,
sir
aus-
-
?
f'-
(CP)-Tliei
collect
dumDlne
duties
on
goods,
tin
Chamberlain,
Rt.
Hon.
James
coming
from
Great
Britain.
The
H.
Thomas,
Beverley
Baxter,
Lady
rv
n
Card
of
agriculture,
obtained
a
majority!
Big
Drawing
,J,
only
two
on
tne
flf8t
count
The
entire
population
of
the
ad
loinlnc
village
of
Metlakatla
turn-i
Leighton
and
Captain
William
Robinson
m
charge.
The
donations
Included
articles
contributed
by
Prince
Rupert
merchants.
A
musical
program
was
also
enjoyed.
The
enure
....
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u":
wr
V"
:
.
nt
.wAHiimoTON.
D.C..
Nov.
15:-
11
U)
thanlc
.
it
.
.
...
in.uc
(o
ro.
in,..
tt"
mose
ln
Pr
nco
Roval
Air
rorec
-
ny
wav
8ave
donations
or
in
ncwlng
the
search
for
the
fa
hch
wnihS
t0
make
their,
aal?.,
mous
airman.
esdav
y"
fu
ltie
"
v
Meuakatla
Wed-"
access
It
was:
conference.
Kelvingrove
Division
of
Glasgow
over
a
Laborlte
and
a
recount
was
ed
out
Wednesday
night
when
a,
L&bQt
sale
of
work
and
donated
articles
mi
was
held
by
the
Church
Army
with,iloM
came
backU)
Parllament
ln.
Captain
wimam
and
H.
B.
Lees-Smith.
Other
La-1
borites
elected
were
Sir
Stafford
Cripps,
C.
R.
Attlee
and
Arthur:
Greenwood.
I
J.
McGovern,
fiery
Glasgow
left
wing
wing
Laborlte,
to"16-
was
was
"-elected
re-elected
as
as
was
was
also
also
James
James
Maxton,
Maxton,
leader
leader
of
of
Continued
on
Page
2.
pers
are
W.
B.
Kerr
of
Wistaria,
i
E.
Hlckey
and
Roy
Foote
of
Fraser
decision
has
an
Important
bearing
Astor
and
her
son,
Hon.
W
W.
As-
hU
T
tJl
Who
wh0
came
came
ln
with
wlth
tne
on
trade
between
Canada
and
the
'tor,
and
Lord
Eustace
Percy
In
Has-
J""001
the
close
was
united
Kingdom.
Heavy
Church
Army
Sale
At
Metlakatla
Is
tings.
Rt.
Hon.
Capt.
Anthony
Eden,
prominent
in
international
affairs,
Social
Legislation
I
was
re-elected.
Reference
Will
Be
I
Rt.
Hon.
Walter
Elliot-,
minister
OTTAWA,
Nov.
15:
Ing
of
the
reference
Mackenzie
King
social
legislation
last
session
of
Parliament
will
be
held
before
the
Supreme
Court
of
Canada
on
January
15.
Chief
Jus-
tlce
Lyman
Du"
ruled
rlson.
A.
V.
Alexander.
Ben
Smith
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Cloudy,
northeast
wind,
IJnifnrm
Rate
Of
temperature,
32.
,
west
wind.
33.
i
Anyox
Cloudy,
ty
i
r
f
Bank
Interest
IS
t.
i
the
independent
Labor
party,
also
Stewart
Cloudy,
calm,
33.
Roosevelt
Desire
In
Glasgow.
I
Hazelton-Cloudy,
calm,
26.
!
Mandate
to
Support
League
Smlthers
Cloudy,
calm;
milder.
Assured
of
at
least
430
supporters
Burns
Lake
Snowing,
calm,
22.
A
uniform
rate
of
bank
Interest
in
In
the
next
House
of
Commons,
Triple
Island
Raining,
strong
the
United
States
not
exceeding
six
Prime
Minister-
Stanley
Baldwin
northeast
wind;
barometer,
29.34;
percent
-
was
urged
by
President
held
tonight
a
mandate
to
support
heavy
chop.
j
days
i.if
n
TJnnwvplt,
.
In
a
Dress
the
League
of
Nations,
to
mend
the
Langara
Island
Cloudy,
llaht
'
northerly
wind;
sea
choppy.
RETURNED
Oregon
Town
Has
jSUFFERING
Paralysis
Scare
PNEUMONIA
Two
Children
Die
Within
Twenty
Four
Hours
in
Medford
Other
Cases
Reported
MEDFORD,
Ore,
Nov.
15:
Two
children
having
died
within
24
hours
from
infantile
paralysis
and
everal
other
cases
being
reported,
considerable
alarm
has
arisen
on
account
of
the
epidemic.
which
to
fight
the
disease.
of
Great
Britain
held
its
ground
and
was
returned
to
i
it
.
i
complete
control
as
a
result
of
yesterday's
general
elec-
lieW
MOSpital
nun
wim
A-uiimiuuuiiig
inajyiiLy
in
seats
over
an
opposition
in
Parliament
although
with
the
majorities
in
the
most
of
seats
reduced
to
about
half
those
which
were
accorded
in
the
previous
general
elec-l
'
i'
'
tion.
Of
the
scats
in
which
results
Is
Endorsed
Trades
and
Labor
Council
Backs
Up
Project
of
Hospital
Board
;
The
Prince
Rupert
Trades
and
Labor
Council,
at
Its
regular
monthly
meeting
last
night,
unanl-
j
mously
endorsed
the
project
of
the
;
cost
of
$300,000.
Business
at
the
session
of
the
Labor
Council
was
otherwise
large-
ly
of
a
routine
nature.
President
S.
7
D.
Macdonald
was
In
the
chair
and
tilPm
Wa
a
fit
aWanflnniut
vkwv
ncv
a
lull
aviClluailLC
Ul
:
LOG
SHIP
IS
COMING
Danuood
Due
Here
On
Or
About
November
30
To
Load
Aspen
And
Hemlock
For
Orient
Under
charter
to
the
Ocean
Shipping
Co..
the
freighter
Dan-wood
Is
reported
due
here
on
or
about
November
30
to
load
aspen
logs
from
Fraser
Lake
and
Terrace
and
hemlock
logs
taken
out
by
the
Armour
Salvage
Co
at
iShawatlans
Lake
for
the
Orient
There
will
be
about
500,000
feet
of
aspen
logs
and
some
250.000
feet
of
hemlock.
The
aspen
timber
Is
already
moving
here
from
the
Pound
Sterling
And
Canadian
Dollar
On
New
York
Exchange
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
15:
(CP)
The
Canadian
dollar
was
at
a
discount
of
1
3-32c
on
the
local
foreign
exchange
market
yesterday.
The
Bri
tish
pound
sterling
closed
at
$4.9734
In
Montreal.
BAR
SILVER
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
15:
(CP)
Bar
sliver
was
unchanged
at
653sc
per
Heard
in
January
ounce
on
the
local
metai
market
:
:
.
,
,
i
STMASTER
of
the
new
S?GT0
4
uu"
...
eovernment
of
...
.
4.
Postmaster
at
Port
Esslngton
!.
succession
to
J.
M.
Smith.
TWO
ALASKA
GASBOATS
ARE
REPORTED
MISSING
JUNEAU,
Nov.
15:.
(CP)
The
gasboat
Jennie
K.,
due
here
a
week
ago
from
Gambler
'
Several
Survivors
of
Steamer
Silver
Hazel
Stricken
as
Result
I
Of
Exposure
MANILA,
Nov.
15:
Pneumonia
struck
at
several
survivors
of
the
British
steamer
Silver
Hazel
as
they
were
being
rushed
here
aboard
Schools
tne
Unlted
States
destroyer
Peary.
TV
.itl
...111
1-
.
a.
t
have
been
closed
and
efforts
are
y
amumances
n
h"e
a"d
thos3
"I"11
squiring
being
made
to
obtain
serum
with
uujpiuii
treatment
win
De
removed
in
them.
There
are
fifty-two
survivors
of
the
week-end
wreck
of
the
Silver
Hazel
aboard
the
Peary.
All
are
suffering
more
or
less
from
the
effects
of
exposure
between
the
time
the
ship
wrecked
In
a
fierce
storm
and
they
were
picked
up.
TO
PROBE
INCIDENT
board
of
directors
of
the
Prince
Chinese
Government
Promises
In-Rupert
General
Hospital
for
the!
vesication
Into
Slaying
of
establishment
of
a
new
100-bed
hospital
here
at
an
approximate!
Japanese
Marine
TOKYO,
Nov.
15:
At
the
de
mand
of
the
Japanese
eovern
ment,
the
Chinese
government
has
promised
a
complete
Investigation.
Into
the
.
circumstances
.of
thn
shooting
at
thcend
of
theweeli
br
a-
Japanes'nfarlrie
ln
Shanghai,
allegedly
by
a
Chinese
gunman,
and
punishment
of
the
perpetrator.
An
exodus
of
Chinese
from
certain
portions
of
Shanghai
In
fear
of
invasion
by
Japanese
is
reported.
Nine
Members
Of
Alabama
Family
Burned
to
Death
ALEXIS,
Ala.,
Nov:
15:
Nine
members
of
the
family
of
Herbert
Cunningham,
ranging
in
age
from
one
to
nineteen
years,
were
burned
to
death
when
their
home
here
was
destroyed
by
fire.
Tourist
Resort
Is
Destroyed
by
Fire
Foreign
Club
at
Tia
Juana
Wiped
Out
by
Flames
TIA
JUANA,
Mexico,
Nov.
15:
The
Foreign
Club,
nonular
and
luxurious
resort,
of
tourists
here,
was
destroyed
by
fire.
HONEYMOON
IN
SCOTLAND
LONDON,
Nov.
15:
(CP)
Follow-1
Ing
their
marriage
at
Buckingham
Palace
last
week,
the
Duke
of
Gloucester,
third
son
of
the
Kins
and
Queen,
and
his
bride,
thp
former
Lady
Alice
Montagu-Doug-
'as
Scott,
are
spending
their
hon
eymoon
in
Scotland
on
an
estate
of
the
bride's
family.
They
will
later
make
their
home
In,
London.
Bay
with
two
hunters,
Gus
iplay.
His
body
Fadeel,
and
George
Mutukin,
on
board,
is
missing
as
is
also
the
Mary
B..
with,
five
un-
named
persons
on
board,
which
was
bound
from
Hoonah
in
Icy
Straits
for
Sitka
and
has
not
been
reported
for
ten
Deputy
Marshal
In
Washington
Town
is
Dead
-
MOUNT
VERNON,
Wash.,
Nov.
15:
The
death
of
Thomas
Mee-han,
deputy
marshal
here,
is
belnir
Investigated
ln
the
belief
that
he
may
have
been
the
victim
of
foul
car
which
was
was
found
ln
still
running.
Card
of
Thanks
Harold
Smith
wishes
to
thank
all
his
friends
for
the
kind
ex
pressions
of
sympathy
and
floral
Routes
received
aunng
nis
re-
-
"ficent
bereavement.