barometer.
30.28;
temperature,
42;
sea
smooth.
No.
269.
Jf
1.
HI
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if
H
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i
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lilt
f
hanves
silt
iJiuue
iv
I
Premier
Baldwin
In
His
New
Government
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UVV
ItlUi;
if
y
iuiv
tv.wvruj
rnKDON.
Nov.
22:
(CP)
Premier
Stanley
Baldwin
ay
announced
his
new
cabinet
appointments
following
general
election,
involving
some
important
changes,
rraer
Premier
J.
Ramsay
MacDonald
is
not
specifically
ntionwland.it
is
not
yet
definitely
known
what'
his
itical
future
will
be.
At
present
he
holds
the
post
of
pt(
I'-iit
ox
the
council.
(,it
ri-w
cabinet
Lord
Halifax,
bCtvltiy
01
mat,
uemmvo
KDf
Pn.
.
8c
il
replacing
the
Mar-
jolki.ianderry.
fee
new
Secretary
of
War
Is
Al-
;
Duff
Cooper.
Hon.
Malcolm
MacDonald.
kzs
iMeiletf
in
the
elections
hot
whom
g
eat
will
be
found,
fa
the
important
post
of
Sccre-
la
tip
Dominions,
replacing
E
Hon
mn
11
Thomas,
who
be-
,HVV
-iuuay,
norm
wina,
0.
Burns
1
,
'
T
T
U)
MEET
ITS
BIGGEST
MAN
IN
fees
Sectary
for
Colonics,
the
contracted
from
travelling
in
it
formerly
held
by
Malcolm
box
cars
because
he
could
not
ItDcnali
entpr
ordinary
railway
pactions
Differ..
To
Trade
Treaty
0U
rminlrv
Manufacturers
Are
Not
So
Happy
'TOl
Nnv
22:
Free
traders
6T
i
ar"
plearcd
witli
tnt;
United
.States
but
many
Br'
sh
manufacturers
fear
i
Canada
a.
a
result
of
the
pact.
also
reported
to
be
worried.
ills
m
"
II
l
II
II'
ALL
PORTS
"lI;hout
United
States
Wnj
Planned
cvv
vnnv
a.
i.
vurw,
NOV.
&
JOSL-JJH
'Van.
preside
nf
the
Inter-
nn
...
'
.too
anv
eon
HrpKifiriu
ni
l.
r,
u.
nooseveit
tnai
a
geu-
ulted
States
is
nlanned
In
nn4U.
...
j
win
riin
eiriifiTinn
in
.
.
-
fill:
OAVUMvawas
IT
nl.
Today's
Weather
WOULD
HAS
DIED
DUENOS
AIRES,
Nov.
22:
to
be
the
heaviest
man
In
the
:
world,
Is
dead
here.
He
1
weighed
C30
pounds
and
his
'
height
was
5
feet
9Vi
inches.
1
Death
was
due
to
pneumonia
coaches.
'
SUGGEST
OIL
BAN!
Canada
Would
Include
it
Under
Sanctions
Italy
Hits
Back
At
Dominion
'
Fighting
Goes
On
Ethiopian
Resistance
is
Commenc
ing
Halo-Hungarian
Trade
Agreement
OTTAWA,
Nov.
22:
(CP)
Italy
has
hit
back
at
Canada
in
relation
to
sanctions
imposed
against
her,
It
was
reported
today
by
cable
to
Hon.
W.
D.
Euler,
minister
of
trade
and
commerce,
by
prohibiting
the
QUAKE
AND
TIDAL
WAVE
Heavy
Damage
Done
in
Hawaiian
island
Port
Of
Hilo
Is
Shambles
OF
Wreckage
entry
of
Canadian
exports
of
flour,!
HONOLULU,
Nov.
22:
Heavy
liquor,
aluminum,
nickel,
agrlcul-
damage
was
done
In
the
Hawaiian
tural
implements,
tires
and
other
Islands
yesterday
by
a
severe
ur
nnnA.
Idersea
earthquake
followed
by
VICTORIA,
tf.C.
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
minrc
Rupert
Drizzle,
calm:
She
mtiln
IS
NO
COMMUNIST
TEACHING
FOR
WASHINGTON
STATE
OLYMPIA.
Wash..
Nov.
22:
Every
textbook
in
the
schools
of
Washington
is
to
be
rigidly
inspected
by
a
special
1
committee
of
three
to
ascer-
tain
whether
they
contain
communistic
teaching
in
con-
travention
of
state
statutes.
Already
some
have
been
found
Add
Oil
to
List
a
huge
tidal
wave.
Boats
were
to
contain
communistic
doc-
GENEVA
Nov.
22:
(CPJ-Can-
iswept
ashore,
nouses
paiuerea
mj
trines.
All
such
books
will
be
ada's
proposal
that
oil
be
added
to
,
a
pulp
and
part
or
a
rauway
w
immediately
J
the'carrled
away.
The
seaport
of
Hilo
schools.
th
list
of
articles
affected
by
Vn?
n
nst
Italy
will
be
was
evidently
the
most
heavy
sur-
SanCSPH
ferer
and
was
a
shambles
of
considered
hv
by
the
the
i
Leagu
League
i
of
oi
Na
tod
Early
reports
ln
Hons
sancuons
wmm
Seated
,
d
po
loss
lossl
of
ilfe,
day.
While
It
might
be
possible
to
,
exhaust
Iiaiy
s
steel
uuu
u
j
before
before
the
me
end
ena
01
oi
me
year,
WAR
DEBT
ikstammi-vt
hjr
-Awdlng
to'
'indications'
'"e
Uttle
Finland
,tn
the
only
European
nati
sb
10
honor
war
debt
ln-
Maments
whPn
j.
w!CembEr
15.
Finland
has
either
of
the
belligerents,
ituw.
nmimanla
have
not
expressed;
1
nrwxv
Mnv.
Mauno
Loa.
volcano,
quiet
for
two,
ply
years,
.was
in
violent
eruption
is
some
hesitation
ln
com-'
there
followlnR
the
earth-
plying
with
the
suggestion
regara--
of
layal
tWrteen
.
iVWlWi
-
t
m-.
1
Htn
J
till
llfllinnnrl
1
I
A
-
h
11.
llunn
inrc
1
1
1
1
r
1
iLuuvvn
i
v
v
w
"
22:
Tho
banned,
from
the
Stock
Mart
Sags
In
New
York
With
Large
Turnover
36.97.
off
.62:
Utilities.
29.48.
off
.24:
Peace
Withheld
,
i!f!LuZj!L
their
views
ln
regard
to
supplying,
pound
Stcrijnr
nd
oil
to
Italy
but
the
former
,
u
w
No
Award
Will
Be
siaar
Canadian
Dollar
On
would
probaoiy
co-upcia
AS
won&
ui
-
what
other
nations
do.
j
sidcrcd
Worthy
Soldiers
Go
Farming
(
oo-
ihp)
tremiei
a
iuun.tiui-iuvi,
New
York
Exchange
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
NOVEMBER
22,
1935
1'
Mexican
Unions
Demand
Breaking
Up
Gold
Shirts
MEXICO,
Nov.
22:
(CP
Unles:.
lhe
Nationalist
Gold
Shirts
(Fascist!)
are
disbanded,
Mexican
trade-
unionists
are
threatening
a
general
strike,
It
became
known
yesterday.
Cheyenne
Airman
Has
Been
Found
Safety
Reported
of
Frank
Kurtz
Who
Took
Off
on
Tuesday
For
West
Coast
Workers
Back
At
Work
A?ain
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
22:
The
Bri-
thelr
Jbs
today-
will
not
.be
tlsh
pound
sterling
closed
at
$4.92
Vi
'
.
.
A
1
I
f
J
1
1
L
tn
MA
'
tlnn
i
"u"uu
'
ti
ven-
t
uemw
raiwi"""
.
award
.:
d
iic1
ta
vr.nr
ts
th
entries"
.e
ana
me
uanaamn
noiiar.ai
as
zu-,
of
enU
asj.
installment
;the
withdrawal
j
nexchangej
ily
from
the
aW
-
announc
The
sum
of
this
year
marke.t.
.The
price
of
the
pound
.
.and
Industrial
Prsuln
prlze
win.be..
added
to
next
years,
sterling
'at
Montreal
was$4.97i.-
t
-
t,
t
.
.
(uonunuea
o
.
.
,
;
.
Halibut
Arrivals
..
Canadian
Not
only
did
Montreal
firemen
have
to
face
a
stiff
blaze
in
the
Saint
Jean
d3
Dieu
mental
hospital,
but
they
had
to
overcome
the
panic
of
violently
Insane
patients,
four
of
whom,
dashed
back
Into
the
raging
inferno
to
thel
deaths
Af
If
th.Idied
"of
heart
failurS.
Over
$100,000
damage
was
done
and
35
were
in?
Jured.
Many
heroic
acts
were
performed
as
nuns
and
firemen
dashed
Into
the
flames
to
release
patients
locked
in
cells.
The
fire
broke
out
In
the
wing
of
the
hospital
where
the'
most
violent
cases
are
confined.
Layout
shows
top,
the
wing
at
the
height
of
the
fire.
Below,
a
nearby
wing
which
firemen
fought
desperately
and
successfully
to
protect.
WHAT
NEXT
may
stage
an
invasion
with
a
view
to
coercing
it
Into
becoming
an
Independent
state
under
Japanese
mandate.
Massing
of
Japanese
troops
seventy
miles
from
Peiping
was
repor
ted
tnn
UI.i
!
1
n
M
-
i
n
in
yij
UHfcxfcJNNii,
Wyoming,
ov.
a.
rorces
we
In
jeilmg
W
aVe
Frank
Kurtz-
Angeles
airman,
the
FOR
CHINA?
Some
Think
Peaceful
Settlement
Wh'le
Others
Fear
Invasion
By
Japan
Tuesday
afternoon
for
a
flight
North
China.
ere
continuing
to
gather
High
11:15
am
202
ft.
Low
5:05
am.
8.9
ft.
18:01
pan.
5.4
ft.
Great
Wall
of
China
co-
;
who
has
been
missing
for
three
incident
with
a
sudden
renewal
of
IVlnZZles
lnV?d!IJ.t
Shows
All
Around
Decrease
'
to
..
omy
of
---
oi
tne
mountain
eany
uuuay
i
tend
doing.
Secretary
of
State
Cor-
possibility
that
it
might
be
di-
dell
Hull
has
Intimated
that
the
the
cUy
of
administration
cannot
prevent
oil
DODUiatlon
of
forty
thou-
companics
from
supp
ymg
ou
mile?
away
NEW
new'YORK.
YORK,
Nov.
nov.
22:
:-a
A
wave
wave
(Oakland
via
Salt
Lake
City,-was
i
located,
safe
yesterday
In
the
hills
rst
0""-
i
French
Aircraft
either
Italy
or
EtmopiaDuni.
i",
.
,
oi
seumg
iorcea
uie
siqck
marset
j
irom
they
should
defer
to
the
policy
as
down
when
3.852,000
shares
chan-
IjlaSPOW
LOCk
enunciated
by
the
government
gea
nanas.
uiosing
averages
were:
Mict.
the
suDDlying
of
material
Unhol
Pvilix
b(r
.industrials,
146.65,
off
1.79;
rails,
ii,ot
7.:.
ko
be
used
mi
in
in
warfare
warfare
to
www
-
PEIPING.
China,
Nov.
22:
(CP)
An
early
settlement
of
points
of
difference
between
Japan
and
China
over
North
China
Is
expec
ted
in
some
quarters
whUe
in
others
fear
is
expressed
that
Japan
Concern
Hard
Up
jBleriot
Company
Unable
To
Meet
Payroll,
Thousands
Of
Employees
Arc
Informed
TlAtlTn
nn.
mt-
.
,
nn.
.
-ntvxo,
1X.CIV.
juj..
ine
iamous
PRICE:
5
CENTS
REORGANIZED
MOTHER
NATURE
STRIKES
BLOW
AT
ITALY
Montreal
Hospital
Fire
Takes
Lives
of
Five
Insane
Patients
SCORE
DIE
IN
ST0RM
Hundreds
Also
Injured
in
Terrific
Tempest
Which
Struck
Southern
Part
of
Country
ROME,
Nov.
22:
(CP)
More
than
a
score
were
killed
and
hundreds
were
Injured
today
in
a
terrific
storm
which
struck
southern
Italy.
Houses
collapsed
under
the
force
of
the
wind
and
it
is
feared
that
there
is
a
great
loss
of
life
and
suffering
In
the
fishing
fleet.
WELL
KNOWN
!
IN
RUPERT
Joseph
E.
Millier,
Former
Inspector
Of
Customs,
Passes
Away
In
Vancouver
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
22:
(CD-Joseph
Elwood
MiUer.
former
dis
trict,
Inspector
of
the
Department
of
National
Revenue,
died-
here
yesterday.
He
had
been
living
In
retirement
for
,lhe
past
i
few
years.
-yh
'rate
3
miit
vuxf'-
well
known
In
Prince
Ruperf
ahd
district,
having
been
a
frequent
"
visitor
here
in
official
buslncs3
i
during
his
years
of
service
as
In
spector
of
customs.
His
many
friends
here
will
regret
to
learn,
of
his
passing.
King
of
Egypt
Gets
Salute
As
Riots
Continue
ALEXANDRIA,
Egypt,
Nov
22:
WhUe
the
puppet
king
of
Egypt,
Mohamed
All,
was
visiting
the
British
fleet
off
Alexandria
and
re
ceiving
a
twenty-one
gun
salute,
violent
anti-British
demonstrations
were
continuing
yesterday
at
Cairo
and
elsewhere
In
Egypt.
The
auth
orities
are
still
ln
control
of
the
situation
but
a
general
strike
is
being
threatened
ln
protest
at
British
domination.
Taylor
to
Run
For
Alderman
Colorful
Ex-Mayor
Of
Vancouver
Be
Be
Candidate
For
Council
In
December
:lcu
wiuic
uum
various
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
22:
(CP-
sources
came
reports
that
Japanese
Former
Mayor
Louis
D.
Taylor
an-
nounced
last
night
that
he
will
run
for
alderman
In
Ward
Five
In
the
civic
election
on-
December.
leriot
lWe
ftory
informed
TOK
TOKYO,
strike
having
been
settled.
4.000
j
J..,r
,
j
t
Its
several
several
thousand
thousand
workers
workers
ves-
yes
Thirty
uiusguw
hock
wurKers
iciuiiicu
iu
niTP
pripfs
iixniAxr.F.ii
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
22:
Beef
prices
were
unchanged
here
yes
terday
at
4V'2C
to
5c
for
steers,
4c
to
4
Vic
for
heifers
and
calves
and
3c
to
34C
for
cows.
,.
.
JAPANESE
SAILORS
ON
.
STRIKE
IN
DEMAND
FOR
HIGHER
,
SCALE
OF
PAY
,
.
.
,
Nov.
22:
(CP)
one
ships,
totalling
terday
that
it
was
unable
to
payl
140,000
tons,
are
tied
up
In
,
I
their
wages.
The
company.
It
is
Japanese
ports
as
a
result
of
(understood,
Is
under
temporary
i
a
seamen's
strike
for
higher
j
financial
embarrassment
owing
to
.
wages
and
better
working
con-
huge-outlay
involved
in
the
ac-
dltlons.
'..
Takla,
40,000,
Cold
Storage,
7c
'.ceptance
of
new
governmental
con-
'
and
6.5c.
'
.tracts
for.
aircraft
construction.
j
V
k