APPEAL
PATTULL0;
n-
.
.
.
ivaiviuuj
Aiiitiv
fruo
mutual,
iiuinvu
vwi.
tu
i
rlntlne
Curtailed
Operations
Rcccntlt
PflAI
UTinCT
AlU
Tinn
1H.
fP
An
ovnlncinn
nf!
Britkh
Columbia
Premier
Carries
undetermined
cause
blasted
through
the
mine
-of
the!
irk
d
wages"
Campaign
.
Letnijr
j(ige
Collieries
Limited
as
the
night
shift
was
go-'
I
to
Conference
At
'.
,
.
vostprrlnv
nftprnnnn.
killinr
sixteen
miners
J
"b
J
J
J
'
Ottawa
'
,
,
1
ii
The
bodies
were
recovered
by
rescue
crews
who
worked
...
.
l
tj
I
1
frantically
for
several
hours
from
piles
of
debris
left
in
j
flOlKlCSS
I
rODiein
the
mine
by
a
cave-In
which
fol-K
'
1
lowed
the
explosion.
Three
mem-
j
ft
rA
iT1
"
...
kr.
nf
iVio
Hav
shift
were
ran
eh
t
I
I
II
rl
1
f
I
Acute
on
racmc
.
-
-
JUV
VJ
UUni
Mfcfta
the
blast.
Injured
and
taken
to
aMkcrlurt
Still
Concen
tring
on
Budget
Balancing
In
I
hospital.
Twelve
other
day
workers
!
reached
the
surface
safely.
I
The
mine
had
been
working
Square,
location
of
large
European
hotels.
One
male
student
was
killed.
Twenty-one
students
were
piacea
in
hospitals
because
of
Injuries
and
Several
police
scores
wcre
arrested.
were
wounded
by
stones.
Local
authorities
have
Deeo
instructed
to
stamp
out
antl-Brltlsh
rioting
by
any
means
deemed
ne
cessary.
MONEY
IS
RECOVERED
Dead
Man
Believed
to
Have
Shot
Hull
Bank
Clerk
Was
Chicago
.
Gangster
'itimer
William
,
r:p
W
brine
the
matter
of
Social
cre-(
140NTHK.AL.,
S?before
Louis
Jargaille
of
the
pro-"taffiJrS
the
confer-
chief
that
Alberta'slvmclal
detectlv.
ePment
7Af
iichnd.'.lttlv(.
thousand
dollars
had
been
-was
mc
oaiancuB
-
-
j
erca
by
officers
working
on
i
xtion
Hull
Ilfenlar
Quarlrrif
i
-
-
r.
.'
Itll
-1
$1.25
Per
Miarc
dlvldena
01
quarterly
Sl.25per
recular
share
with
a
bonus
ofW
(a
share,;
IS
COMING!
until
two
weeks
ago
but
emn.
Dec.
10:
(CP)-Whlle'
steadily
N
bn
Motorship
i,anw0od
Due
uu
.....
.
vac
nractlcallv
worked
out
ana
.
.
.
.
.
iHr:tr
par
tnai
u
was
nut
,
.
.
only
skeleton
crews
had
been
em
the
.
federal
trea-
Ef.
Premier
T.
D.
Pattuiio
maae
pjv
-
uippcui
at
the
opening
oi
Itet
r,
.
provincial
conference
te
worday
for
the
institution
f
mcram
of
work
and
wages.
I
to
Pattuiio,
whom
newspaper-
b:.
drsciibcd
as
the
best-dreseia
ju
the
.conference,
declared
(
M
oncraDloyment
was
a
particu
CAIRO
HAS
NEW
RIOTS
.
thn
Pacific
I
minimis
Become
Boisterous
In
uj
Krious
pruDivm
i"
,-
..
.
r.,i
a
province
owing
to
the
mild
Centre
of
..
Egyptian
Clty-rjcate
attracting
workless
menj
Many
Are
Hurt
the
winter.
i
.
tor
especially
In
m-
itpiA
Ln
living
on
capl-
CAIRO,
Egypt,
Dec
10.
CP)-A
aiwsuice
,
Confederation,
A
,
Awr.n
Pre-lclrl
Pre
student
'
was
struct
in
uie
neau
tkt
Pattuiio
said.
Millions
nao
toipent
on
railways,
war
and
ex-
tntagant
Immigration
policies.
j
The
British
Columbia
Premier
kilevrd
that
new
expenditures
tod
be
started
and,
If
private
ipacirs
would
not
do
it.
the
governments
should.
The
time
was
ripe
for
a
large
program
of
needed
wrU
which
would
absorb
all
the
ttie
unemployed
employable.
British
rvrtiimhl
had
not
come
to
make
a
raid
on
the
federal
treasury
When
one
spoke
of
cooperation,
however,
one
should
remember
that
the
Dominion
had
ln-Ucd
the
provincial
sphere
of
dl-
t
taxation
by
Imposing
an
m-sae
tax
and
how
got
more
re-out
of
British
Columbia
on
ax
than
the
provincial
gov
"trtnt
could
get
on
its
Income
in
kiriiirt
Heard
,auvi"
Abcrhart
ma
uy
oiiu
snub
j
yesterday
as
renewed
antl-Brltlsh
.
un
nnrn
snreatt
near
Tonight
to
Load
Timber
For
Orient
Coming
here
to
complete
cargo
alrpadv
nartlally
loaded
at
south-
cm
norts.
the
Norwegian
motorship
Danwood
Is
due
m
port
at
ociock
this
evening
from
Vancouver.
She
will
tie
up
at
the
lumber
assembly
wharf
to
load
aspen-
logs-froml
Fraser
Lake
and
Terrace
for
de
livery
to
China
where,
the
timber
will
be
used
in
manufacture
of
matchwood.
The
Danwood
was
last
here
m
1932
for
a
cargo
of
wheat.
Almost
continuously
since
that
time
she
has
been
In
Pacific
waters.
Fifty-Six
Miners
.
Make
Good
Escape
Workers
In
Edmonton
Colliery
Able
To
Get
Out
Of
Workings
Although
Elevators
Out
Of
Commission
F.nMONTON.
Dec
10:
(CP)
Flfty-slx
miners
yesterday
escaped
through
an
air
shaft
from
the
Kent
ma
mine,
four
miles
east
oi
a-
monton.
when
surface
fire
destroy
ed
ihe
hoist
house
and
put
two
ei-
evators
oui
or
iuuuuiuh.
Publisher
Of
Minneapolis
Shot
-
Killed
i
nfTMMtr
apoIiIS.
Dec.
10:
(CP)
Walter
Liggett,
well
known
Mln-anr,rtiis
nnblishcr,
was
shot
and
killed
killed
by
by
unknown
unKnown
assailants
-
last
Prime
William
Lyon
the
case
m
Minister
Mackenzie
Kin?
hinted
that
the
bank
clerk,
who
was
held
up
and
and
OlM
-f
whQ
was
pubiisher
fPH!fl1C
KlnR....
u!l,
,
hnnnd
miuk
Khnt
to
death
-
last
Wednesday.
6f
the
Midwest
American
American
weekly
wmj
"aerai
covpmmpnt
naraiy
.uuv"
,
Vlf.
t
brlnubou
immediate
and
this
$1
0
was
xauna
an
of
complete
settlement
of
all
the
raided
the
apartoen
Problem,
of
unemployment,
relief
tin
and
.th'0Ju
slayer
of
Naaca
as
nddebt
rpfnndlne
but
he
ex-
and
supposed
a
rear
Pressed
the
hope
that
much
of
(Continued
on
Page
Four
t
1
'ONLY
PRESIDENT
CAN
NOW
SAVE
HAUPTMANN
'
WASUINaTON,
D.C.,
Dec.
10:
-Following
rejection
by
J
the
United
States
Supreme
Court
yesterday
for
a
review
of
the
death
sentence
for
the
kldhap-murdcr
of
the
Llnd-
brgh
baby,
the
only
hope
for
Bruno
nirhnrii
Hatmtmann
now
rests
In
a
pardon
direct
from
the
President
of
the
Unl-
ted
states.
...
..tnM
tn
flee
through
Six
other
men
and
Uo
women
have
been
arresiea.
SMELTERS
DIVIDEND
editor
of
newspaper,
was
managing
Aiassan
iu
Midyears
the
Skagway
until
1910.
CHICAGO
AND
NEW
YORK
PROVINCIAL
LIBRARY
If
VICTORIA,
B.C.
Today's
Weather
tomorrow's
tides
mmln
High
-
2:05
ajn.
20.2
ft.
13:45
pjn.
22.6
ft.
Rupert
Raining,
south
prince
Low
1:55
a.m.
7.8
ft.
barometer,
29.08;
tem-
(lit
81"'
20:35
pjn.
1.4
ft.
44,
sea
rough.
prtiture.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
o.
V
"
I
-
PRICE:
5
CENTS
No.
284.
.
'
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
DECEMBER
10,
1935
-
MXTEEIf
DIE
IN
LETHB
ners.
Lose
Their
Lives,
When
Explosion
of
Unknown
Origin
Occurs
in
Alberta
Colliery
n
v
,j,ast
Tok
placc
as
Niht
Shift
Mcn
Wcre
Goin
n
Duty
!
J
U
i
Vnnwloir
Winn.
Wo
Almt
WVirlrn,!
Hill
Ami
I
IN
RANGE
O
fjaranML
t
BOMBERS,
SAYS
rLILis
t
.
'
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
ucc.
t
j.
in.
rivrfp
Paneborn,
noted
long
distance
filer,
told
a
con-
grcsslonal
committee
yesier-
day
that
both
New
York
ana
'
Chicago
were
within
range
of
Japanese
bombing
planes.
expressea
me
oum
Pangborn
X
itllfeUtJi
ii
v
p
-t-
New
Federal
Government
rot
Satisfied
With
C.
N.
It.
Ad-ministration
Minister
Hints
J
TORONTO,
Dec.
10:
(CP)
The
system
of
remote
control,
a
sort
of
absentee
landlordism
vested
In
the
Minister
of
Railways
by
the
act
under
which
trusteeship
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
was
set
up,
does
not
accord
with
principles
of
governmental
and
ministerial
responsibility,"
In
the
opinion
of
Hon.
Clarence
D.
Howe,
minister
of
railways
and
canals.
In
an
address
to
the
Toronto
Hallway
Club
Saturday
night,
Mr.
Howe
said:
"It
will,
be
the
duty
of
the
present
government
In
the
public
Interest
to
seek
some
more
suitable
and
satisfactory
system
of
direction
and
control
of
our
great
railway
Investment."
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtosy
8.
O.
Jonnsion
Co.)
Vanjouyer
,
-k
"
B.
c!
Nickel,
21.
Big
Missouri,
.72.
Bralorne,
5.40.
B.
R.
Cons.,
.03
B.
R.
X.
Gold.
.08.
Cariboo
Quartz,
1.25.
Dentonla,
.30.
Georgia
River,
.01..
Golconda,
.12.
Indian,
.03
(ask).
Minto,
.102.
Meridian,
.13.
Morning
Stai.03.
National
Silver,
.02
Y2.
Noble
Five,
.05.
Pend
Oreille,
1.02.
'
Porter
Idaho,
.05.
Premier,
1.84.
'
Reno,
1.02.
Silver
Crest,
.00V2.
'
Salmon
Gold,
.07.
Taylor
Bridge,
.15.
,
Wayside,
.142.
Whitewater,
.07V2-Waverly
Tangier,
.00.
Grange,
.0134.
Toronto
Central
Patricia,
2.68.
Chibougamau.
.15.
Lee
Gold,
.02.
Granada,
.22.
Inter.
Nickel,
45.75.
Macassa,
3.20.
Noranda,
46.50.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
1.12.
Siscoe,
2.73.
Ventures,
1.75.
Teck
Hughes,
5.00.
Sudbury
Basin,
3.40.
Smelter
Gold.
.04.
Can.
Malartlc,
1.00.
Little
Long
Lac,
6.20.
Astoria
Rouyn,
.02.
Stadacona,
.17.
Maple
Leaf,
.05.
.
Pickle
Crow,
.3.50.
McKenzie
Red
Lake,
1.24.
God's
Lake,
1.23.
Sturgeon
River.
,61.
Red
Lake
Gold
Shore.
.40.
San
Antonio,
3,40.
Shawkey,
.62.
East
Malartlc,
.25
(ask).
WHEAT
PRICES
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
10:
(CP)
Wheat
was
quoted
at
84V2C
on
the!
local
exchange
today.
The
Winnipeg
wheat
price
yesterday
was
riown
?nc
at
8380
and
the
Chicago
T
Ion
that
Japan's
one
ultimate
1
price
down
c
at
94yBc.
in
KPizfi
United
'
.
1
.
.,
r,,ia
nnri
then
Mr
T.
H.
Lee
of
Premier
was
a
!
aboard
the
Catala
today
the
rest
of
the
world.
passenger
1
,
j
going
through
for
a
trip
to
Van-
.
.
.
.
'
A.
J.
.mivpr
J.
VI
ffVPW
KII.I.Fn
AS
T
T
T
T
T
w'v"i
,
i
RIDGE
AIR
LINER
CRASHES
IN
ENGLAND
TODAY
,
TATSFIELD,
Kent,
Eng.,
Dec.
10:
(CP)
Seven
passen-
gers
and
the
crew
of
four
were
killed
when
a
Belgian
air
liner
.operated
by
the
Sabena
Company
crashed
near
here
In
a
wind-swept
English
valley
while
enroute
from
Brussels
to
London.
The
dead
Include
Captain
Sir
John
Valentine
Garden
(bart),
aged
43,
SHOWDOWN
IS
COMING
Next
Few
Hours
Expected
to
Decide
Future
of
Italo-Ethiopian
Con-flict
in
East
Africa-Canada's
New
Delegate
OTTAWA,
Dec.
10:
(CP)
L.
B.
Pearson
of
the
.Canadian
'High
Commissioner's
office
In-tWUnl-;
ted
Kingdom
will
represent
Canada
on
the
committee
of
eighteen
on
League
of
Nations
sanctions
at
Geneva
on
Thursday,
replacing
Dr.
Walter
Riddell
who
is
en-route
to
Santiago,
Chile,
to
attend
a
laborconference.
LONDON.
Dec.
10:
Acceptance
or
rejection
of
the
Franco-British
nlan
for
a
settlement
of
the
Italo
Ethiopian
conflict,
whereby
Italy
I
would
be
'given
Important
land
con
cessions
In
Abvsslnla
which
would
In
return,
receive
an
outlet
to
the
RpH
sea
throueh
Eritrea,
is
now
smiarptv
nn
to
Premier
Benito
Mus
solini
of
Italv
and
Emperor
Hane
Selassie
of
Ethiopia.
A
show-down
Is;
expected
within
the
next
thirty-slic
hours,
events
of
which
time
may
decide
the
future
of
the
i
With
the
Imposition
of
an
oil
em-jbargo
by
the
League
of
Nations
!
sanctions
committee,
which
is
to
meet
Thursday,
a
virtual
certainty
if
he
turns
down
the
plan,
the
gen
eral
expectation
Is
that
Mussolini
will
give
a
favorable
answer.
From
Addis
Ababa,
however,
come
reports
that
Emperor
naue
Selassie
Is
not
agreeable
to
the
plan
and
that
he
has
no
intention
of
eivine
uo
any
Ethiopian
terri
tory.
It
is
the
opinion
of
observers
that,
If
the
Ethiopian
ruler
remains
adamant,
there
will
be
nothing
tor
it
but
to
offer
Mussolini
less
There
are
hopes
of
an
early
peace
hiit.
niS
r.ertaintv.
It
is
hinted
that
there
Is
not
The
complete
tumpiewe
Unanimity
uiiii..".vj
in
the
-
British
Cambridge
And
Oxford
Both
Fail
To
Score
in
Rugby
TWICKENHAM,
Eng.,
Dec.
10:
(CP)
,
Oxford
and
Cambridge
battled
to
a
scoreless
draw
In
the
annual
university
rugby
classic
be
fore
forty
thousand'
spectators
to
day.
Fell
Off
Another
Cent
Today-Chinese
Nationalization
Efforts
Believed
Cause
NEW
YORK,
Dec.
10:
(CP)
The
price
of
foreign
silver
fell
oft
another
cent
today,
being
finally
quoted
at
63ic
per
ounce,
a
new
low
since
last
spring,
in
Wall
Street
after
an
impasse
of
several
hours
in
New
York
and
London
markets
during
which
no
prices
were
quoted
owing
to
the
absence
of
buyers.
Selling
orders
flooded
London
where
all
dealings
were
suspended
as
brokers
locked
themselves
In
the
Exchange
and
refused
to
set
a
price.
The
market
is
understood
to
have
been
disrupted
by
heavy
selling
from
the
Far
East
coincident
with
efforts
of
the
Chinese
Nationalist
government
to
nationalize
the
metal
and
hitch
Chinese
currency,
formerly
on
sliver
standard,
to
sterling.
On
the
New
York
Stock
Ex
change
non-ferrous
selling
flurry
subsided.
HONS
ON
TOP
AGAIN
Defeated
Seattle
Last
Mght
Hockey
Game
Edmonton
Defeats
Calgary
Japanese
Boy
Fell
Off
Boom
Just
Returned
MINE
NAVAL
PARLEY
SETTLES
DOWN
RAILWAY
SHAKE-UP
""BIG
BREAK
IN
SILVER
JAPAN
MAY
BLOCK
WAY
!
TO
ACCORD
Nations
Appear
Favorable
To
General
Reduction
Rut
Tokyo
Insists
Upon
Full
Equality.
,
LONDON,
Dec.
10:
It
was
announced
last
night
at
the
British
Foreign
Office
that
this
country
was
agreeable
to
the
United
States
proposal
of
a
general
twenty
percent
reduction
in
naval
armaments
as
proposed
at
the
opening
of
the
naval
conference
yesterday.-
Italy
said
it
would
consider
the
proposal
while
France
said
that
it
had
already
proposed
even
greater
reductions.
.
Japan
continues
to
threaten
as
a
stumbling
block
to
efforts
to
reach
'
an
agreement
for
a
new
pact
to
re-.
nlace
the
Washington
agreement
5
metal
meiai
shares
snares
-
dropped
$1
to
58
per
share
:
but
-
legates
state
hey
are
not
the
market
turned
quiet
after
a
P
duc.
In'
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
10:
(CP)
Playing
on
their
home
ice,
Vancouver
Lions
defeated
Seattle
Sea
Hawks
by
a
score
of
3
to
1
last
eve-nine
to
aealn
take
first
place
In
the
Northwestern
Hockey
League
ahead
of
'the
Portland
Buckatoos
who
were
Idle.
At
Edmonton,
the
Eskimos
feated
Calgary
2
to
1
to
draw
up
Into
a
tie
with
Seattle
for
fourth
place
In
the
standing.
And
is
Drowned
boom
on
which
he
was
playing.
From
Long
Trip
VICTORIA.
Dec.
10:
(CP)
Peter
riaverhill.
chief
forester
for
the
Province
of
British
Columbia,
who
riled
suddenly
at
his.
home
In
Vic
toria
on
Sunday.,
had
just
returned
Bnnth
Africa
where
he
at
tended
the
EmDire
Forestry
con-
fprence.
Born
at
Southampton,
vnrk
County.
New
Brunswick,
fifty-
one
vears
aeo.
Mr.
Caverhlll
came
tn
nritlsh
Columbia
In
1912.
He
Is
survived
bv
his
widow
and
one
son,
1
Dr.
Mervln
CaverhUl
of
Vancouver.!
General
Hospital
In
Vancouver.
tion,
they
insist
;upon
abolition
of
the
quota
plan
and
equality
in
strength
with
Great
Britain
and
the
United
States.
There
is
only
slight
hope
of
a
general
agreement
being
reached.
Premier
Stanley
Baldwin
of
Great
Britain
made
an
eloquent
I
appeal
yesterday
for
abolition
of
submarines
but
United
biaies
would"
not
agree
to
this
although
favoring
a
substantial
general
re-
ductlon
of
navies.
The
conference
is
settling
down
to
real
business
today
with
the
preliminaries
over.
Army
Receives
Urgent
Appeals
For
Assistance
Last
year
,the
Salvation
Army
received
donations
at
Christmas
amounting
in
all
to
$352.72
in
ictual
cash
and
all
of
it
was
expended
for
the
purpose
for
which
't
was
given.
rinrinB
the
Dast
two
weeks
ur-
t.
anneals
for
assistance
have
,
-rr-
...
been
received
and
tne
worst
cu-i
I.
J
3
nffantlnn
nn
T.IT
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
iu:
turi-
nf
vear.s
Christmas
Japanese
boy.
was
drowned
In
False
Y
Creek
Sunday
after
falling
irom
a
body
was
recovered.
.
cabinet
over
the
proposal
to
grant
p
Qovliill
Mail
concessions
to
Italy
and
that
.some,
vdVCl
11111
iiau
of
the
smaller
powers
are
.also
op-
j
nosed
to
sucn
concessions,
mueeu,
It
was
reported
today
that
the
tentative
agreement
had
been
rejec
ted
by
the
cabinet.
Last
year
the
expenditure
on
hampers
alone
was
$l78.jy,
uie
number
sent
out
being
54
Ear'y
donations
are
particularly
apprec
iated
as
they
lead
the
way
tor
ithers
to
follow.