TRAGEDY
BY
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:
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Father
and
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Children
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and
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In
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nit
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young
baby
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death
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farm
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by
lire
Thuri-i
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and
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other
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arc
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a
serious
condition.
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was
rauswTby
a
tan
of
rue:
..e
leaking
and
spreading
'..t
;
throughout
the
house
after
rn
explosion
occurred.
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Gold,
.04.
Granada.
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tcr.
Nickel,
21.70.
toacassa,
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Ventures,
1.00.
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Crow,.
2.38.
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&
Eastern
la.
sn
Antonfo,
4.05.
Sjlvanlte,
2.48.
I
Ob
Dread
Malady
Takes
Three
Thousand
Arc
Dead
so
Far
and
Infection
Continues
To
Spread
With
Quarter
of
Million
Affected
Women
.
And
Children
Principal
Victims
j
COLOMBO,
Ceylon,
Jan.
5:
(CP)
Nearly
three
thou-'
sand
deaths
in
a
dread
malaria
scourge
were
reported
to-:day
from
a
single
district
surrounding
Kegalle
in
the
southern
section
of
Ceylon.
are
among
the
victims
and"
spread.
It
is
stated
that
some
nave
oen
sincsen
wnn
a
panicu-
larly
high
death
rt
among
wo
men.
The
scourge
has
been
raging
since
early
December
and
has
been
caused
by
excessive
drought
More
Landing
.
Fields
Under
Consideration
WASHINGTON.
D.C..
Jan
3:-
The
Public
Works
Administration
la
considering
plans
for
the
expenditure
of
a
million
dollars
In
providing
forty-nine
new
airplane
tending
fields
at
various
Alaska
points.
The
program
would
double
the
present
number
of
landing
fields
in
Alaska.
Luther
League
Active
Again
Concert
and
Social
Last
Night
Was
Enjoyed
by
Large
Crowd
The
Luther
League
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church
held
an
enjoyable
concert
and
social
last
night
with
a
largft
crowd
In
attendance.
The
evening's
program
Included
the
stating
of
'O
Canada,"
remarks
by
B.
M.
Simpson;
vocal
solo
by
Mrs.
uajtiM
were
due
to
drunken
driving.
'
a.
Dybhavn.
accompanied
by
Peter
j
iLlen;
songs
by
Chris
Fossum
andffkl
1
f
-i..
Crtnt
I
Edward
Lldseth
with
guitar
accom-
j
flQ
OUHiry
dOCCC!
ipanimem
oy
iwiy
ruuiii,
ym.iu
.
i
i
,i
r
.tV
ana
nnrl
Xiit
fcier.uen
nr
T
1am
duets
by
Blorg
Lutn
play.
"SanU
Claus
at
the
Bar
of
.Justice."
Mrs.
Hans
Underdahl
pre-j
sided.
j
There
was
singing
and
marching
i
around
the
Christmas
Tree
and
re-!frnhmnu
were
served
with
Mrs.
Chris
Jensen
and
Mrs.
Anna
John-sen
In
charge.
Music
for
the
social
evening
was
by
Julius
Welle.
A.
j
Dybhavn
presided
at
the
door.
Second
Half
Of
Basketball
To
,
Start
Shortly
At
a
meeting
of
the
executive
of
tho
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
Association
last
night
matters
were
taken
up
preliminary
to
the
opening
of
the
second
half
of
the
season
on
January
14.
'
j
The
Prince
Rupert
Oyro
Club
will
.
Km
nt
the
renular:
next
Wednesday.
!
klv
luncheon
fTj
Jabour
and
C.
E.
Statr
arc
nq-
j
es
for
president.
Southern
of
Dry
Spell,
i
A
thousand
young
children
the
infection
is
continuing
to,
quarter
of
a
million
persons
I
Los
Angeles
I
Is
Flooded
After
Rain
LOS
ANGELES,
Jan.
5:
(CP)
Rainfall
ap-
proaching
cloudburst
proportions
Struck
Southern
California
this
morning.
Downtown
areas
of
Los
Angeles
are
flooded
and
telephone
service
is
disor-ganfced
Many
Fatalities
In
Celebrating
New
Year
Season
LOS
ANGELES.
Jan.
5:
Seven
tccn
deaths
and,
many
Injuries
were
attributed
to
New
Year
celebration
(
hilarity
here.
A
number
of
the
cas-
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
First
Division
Birmingham
0,
Stoke
0.
Derby
1.
Aston
Villa
1.
Leeds
5.
Blackburn
1.
Leicester
1.
Chelsea
0.
Liverpool
0,
Arsenal
2.
Portsmouth
1.
Orlmsby
0.
Preston
North
End
2,
Evcrton
2.
Sheffield
Wednesday
1,
Manchester
City
0.
Sunderland
.0,
Wolverhampton
0.
Tottenham
Hotspurs
0,
lluddcrs-flcld
Town
0.
West
nromwich.
Albion
6,
Middlesbrough
3.
SCOTTISfl
LEAGUE
,
First
Division
Aberdeen
2,
Hibernians
0.
Albion
Uovprs
8.
Ayr
Uriltcd
0.
ClyQ
5,
St.
Mlrrcn
2.
Hamljton
Academicals
1.
Falkirk
Hearts
6,
Dunfermline
1.
Kilmarnock
0,
Airdrlconlans
0.
Quccn's'Park
li
Motherwell
1.
Queen
of
South
3,.
rariicK
Tnistie
4.
.
-
.
.
.'
,
f
!
Rangers
3,
Dundee
1-
SU'
Johnstone
0,
Celtic
1.
Tells
of
Mysterious
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
prince
Itiipcrt
Cloudy,
light
sou-i
High
2:11
ajn.
20.5
ft.
ly
wlhd:
barometer.
30.01;
tcm-.
13:53
p.m.
23.3
ft.
mturc,
43;
sea
smooth.
Low
3:00
ajn.
6.7
ft.
20:38
pjn.
0.7
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
...i
j
XXV..
NO.
1
V
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.q,
SATURDAY,
JANUARY
5,
1985
PRIM:
HVE
CEN18
i
n
MALARIA
SCOURGE
KILLS
THOUSANDS
MANY
FRESH
PROMISES
ARE
MADE
BY
CANADA'S
PREMIER
Epidemic
of
Huge
Toll
of
Life
in
Ceylon
As
Result
ArrlU
Luizenberg,
attractive
Oi-rman
lr!
who
dessribed
a
mysterious
John,
friend
of
Bruno
Hauptmann
suspected
Lindbsrgh
ransom
receiver,
to
the
author)
us
is
shown
as
she
left
Th
Bronx
county
court
house
BAR
ASS'N
AROUSED
Inquiry
of
Magistrates'
Dismisal
With
Possible
Reinstatement
Is
Asked
VANCOUVER.-
Jan.
S:
(CP
The
Vancouver
Bar
Association
last
night
requested
the
reinstatements
of
W.
M.
.McKay
and
Findiay
as
police
magistrates
If
the
Attorney
General
finds,
after
an
inquiry,
that
there
was
no
cause
for
their
dismissaL
The
liar
Association
also
condemned
the
system
which
re-n
u
Ires
a
nolice
maeistrate
and
I
county
court
judge
to
sit
on
the
police
commission.
!
Saw
Game
As
Alabama
Wins
Over
Stanford
Walter
Johnson,
secretary
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
Association,
who
Is
holidaylnj
In
California,
attended
the
annual
New
Year's
Day
football
classic
at
the
I
Rose
Bowl
in
Pasadena
when
Ala
bama
came
through
with
the
expected
victory,
defeating
Stanford
by
the
desclstve
score
of
29
to
13.
WEATHER
REPORT
Terrace
Snowing,
northeast
!wlnd.
temperature,
14.
Anyox
Snowing,
oalm.
25.
Stewart
Snowing,
calm.
22.
Hazclton
Snowing,
blowing,
blizzard.
12.
Smlthers
Snowlns.
calm.
cold.
Burns
Lake
Snowing,
blowing,
zero,
I
Joseph
White
rof
Port
Simpson
,was
broucrht'to
the
clty
yesterday
.afternoon
by""
Dominion
Constable
a.
J.
Watklnson
to
serve
a
.term
0f
thirty
days'
imprisonment
im-
.posed
upon
him
at
Port
Simpson
for
being
In
possession
of
liquor
'on
the
Indian
Reserve.
Hauptmann
Friend
OFFICERS
INSTALLED
'
Gunnar
Selvig,
President,
and
New
Leaders
of
Sons
of
Norway
Assume
Duties
Gunnar
Selvlg.
president,
and'
other
officers
of
the
local
Sons
of!
Norway
Lodge
for
the
year
1935
were
Installed
at
a
meeUng
Thurs-
!day
night,
the
meeting
j
being
fol-
lowed
by
a
concert
program
and
so-!
cial
hour
which
proved
most
enjoy-jable
to
all
present.
Refreshments
'were
served
and
Gunnar
Selvlg
presided
over
the
program.
Ole
Skog
was
installing
officer
land
the
new
officers
are
as
follows:
President,
Gunnar
Selvlg..
Vice-President,
Mrs.
Hans
Under-idahl.
Secretary,
Mrs.
Herman
LUand.
Assistant
Secretary.
Mrs.
'Ch'rls
Jensen.
j
Financial
Secretary,
John
Stor-seth.
Judge,
Oscar
Haveroy.
,
.
Regent,
Mrs.
John
GJerstadr
Treasurer.
Mrs.
A.
Wick.
Trustee,
Hans
Knutsen.
Marshals,
Mrs.
Anton
Dybhavn
!
and
Elias
Skog.
s
!
Inner
Guard.
John
Fredhetni.
Outer
Guard.
Peter
Nornes".
.
Veterans'
Bonus
Payment
Refused
i
MJJ
Rv
II
U.
U
S
-
PvPlrlAVlf-
lOlUClll
WASHINGTON.
D.C..
Jan.
5:.
In
a
one-thousand
word
message
to
the
American
Legion.
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
gae
a
de-
finite
"no"
to
demands
for
payment
in
full
of
veterans
bonuses.
The
onus
ngni
win.
unaouoteaiy,
oe
brought
upon
the
floor
of
Congress
.
at
Hie
present
session.
"
ueiayea
by
a
connection
irom
tne
east,
tonight's
train,
due
at
10:5,
Is
reported
to
be
three
hourjate
which
will
bring
It
hi
at
1:15
a
'm.
New
Reform
Policy
Is
Further
Discussed
In
Second
Radio
Address
Contributory
Unemployment
Insurance,
Remodelled
Old
Age
Pensions,
Health,
Sickness.and
Accident
Insurance
and
Income
Tax
Revision
Included
in
Government
Program
OTTAWA,
Jan.
o:
(CP)
Contributory
unemployment
insurance,
remodelled
old
age
pension
scheme,
health,
sickness
and
accident
insurance,
amended
income
tax
laws
to
correct
inequalities
in
wealth
distribution,
minimum
wage
laws
and
maximum
hours
of
work
and
further
legislation
ln
the
Interests
of
fanners
were
'PASSES
IN
VANCOUVER
Julius
B.
Miller.
Well
Known
Mer-
Chant,
Dies
lUd
Interesting
-
career.
vj
After
ah
Illness
whlchr
had
ex-!
tended
over
a
period
of
some
three
years.
Julius
Benjamin
Miller,
well
;
known
Prince
Rupert
clothing
mer
chant,
passed
away
Thursday
night
'
In
Vancouver
where
hie
had
been!
receiving
treatment
for
the
past
i
month
and
a
half.
While
it
was
1
realized
that
his
condition
was
noticandiHate
in
the
field
for
Skeena
good,
his
death,
however,
comes
as
a
shock
to
many
local
friends
and
I
acquaintances.
The
funeral
will
dates.
It
Is
understood,
has
been
ake
place
In
Vancouver
with
ere-'
submitted
to
the
provincial
execu-matlon.
jtlve
for
approval
and
the
date
for
Born
in
Moscow.
Russia,
sixty-
the-
nominating
convenUon
has
"
I
'i:
.
J.
.
71"-;:
ctaiu
v
its
wtikuivtit
u
mi
vunj
age
and
first
resided
in
the
United
No
move
ha
yet
been
made
by
States,
having
married
In
Phlladel-
the
Conservative
party
to
place
a
phia.
He
later
moved
to
Canada
and
candidate
In
the
field,
thirty
years
ago
was
located
at
:
So
far
olof
Hanson
M.P..
Liberal.
Chilllwack
where
he
engaged
for'U
tne
only
candidate
to
be
nomina-some
ted-
time
in
cattle
buying
for
P.
Burns
Co.
Ltd.
From
Chilllwack
he
,
went
to
Montreal
and
entered
bust-'
ness
there,
operating
several
large;
clothing
stores.
He
became
promin-;
ent
in
charitable
work
in
Montreal
and
was
prominently
Identified
with
;
the
establishment
in
that
city
of
the
!
Hebrew
Maternity
Hospital
and
anjT
orphan
asylum.
For
some
years
he
was
president
of
the
Hebrew
Mater-1
nity
Hospital.
He
was
also
one
of
the
originators
of
the
Jewish
General
Hospital
which
opened
a
splen
did
new
hospital
in
Montreal
a
few
months
ago..
Eight
years
ago
Mr.
Miller
came
to
Prince
Rupert
from
Montreal
and
had
been
In,
business
here
since.
The
late
Mr.
Miller
served
with
the
Canadian
forces
in
South
Africa
during
the
Boer
War.
He
had
tra-i
veiled
extensively
during
his
Ufe-j
Ume.
visiting
many
European
coun-j
tries,
Palestine,
Egypt
and
Canada
and
the
United
States,
He
was
a
member
of
the
Masonic
itaft
and
was
intimately
acquainted
n-
many
of
the
business
and
in
Atrial
eader
both
of
Canada
and
the
United
States.
A
widower,
the
late
Mr.
Miller
is
survived
by
one
son.
John
Miller
of
Montreal,
and
three
daughters.
Mrs.
Ruth
Vinebcrg
of
Montreal.
Mrs.
Betty
Meyer
of
Montreal
and
Miss
Libby
Miller
of
Prince
Rupert,
ere
are
aiso
iuur
gr.uiucjjnaren.
S.
A.
Vlneberg
of
Montreal
Mr.
.
Miller's
son-ln-law.
Is
at
present
on
this
coast
and
left
for
Vancouver
Thursday
night.
He
will
attend
the
funeral
and
will
probably
be
back
here
later
to
take
charge
of
Mr.
Miller's
local
business
Interests,
promised
by
Prime
Minister
R.
B.
Bennett
as
part
of
his
new
reform
policy
in
an
address
last
night.
The
Premier
was
heard
for
the
second
time
this
week
on
a
nation-wide
radio
hook-up.
f
f
IAT
m0
J
,
IPj
CONTEST
Third
Party
Expected
to
Oppose
Return
of
Oiof
Hanson
to
Parliament
Convention
Soon
As
far
as
can
be
learned.
It
is
the
IntenUon
of
the
Co-operative
Corn-
monwealth
Federation
to
have
a
riding
In
the
forthcoming
federal
elecUon.
A
list
of
prospecUve
candi-
been
tentatively
set
Jbut
not
vet
nub.
'ilelr
announced.
OFFICERS
FOR
MOOSE
LEGION
O.
Morgan
Elected
Great
North
Moose
For
1935
at
Meeting
Last
Night
Prince
Rupert
Legion
of
tho
Moose
last
night
elected
officers
for
1935
as
follows:
Great
North
Moose,
T.
O.
Morgan.
South
Moose.
Ted
Rorvlk.
East
Moose,
W.
B.
McCallum.
West
Moose,
Richard
Long.
Herder.
Fred
Scadden.
Treasurer,
Alois
Ohnesprg.
Guiding
Moose,
A.
K.
Nelson.
Custodian,
J.
L.
Blaln.
Argus,
William
Gray.
Local
Girls
Are
Candidates
For
Carnival
Queen
Misses
Ingar
Murvold
and
Thora
sveinson
are
local
candidates
for
the
Queen
of
the
Smlthers
Ski
carnival
to
be
held
in
February
ai
Smlthers.
The
winner
will
receive
a
free
trip
from
here
to
.the
Carnival
where
they
will
compete
with
re-
presentatlves
from
various
inter-
lor
points
between
here
and
Sml-
thers
for
the
honor
o(,being
crown-
j
ed
Queen
of
the
Carnival.
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