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Tomorrow's
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land
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of
more
of
this
s
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property
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the
city.
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Scottish
Exposition
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to
theVPrince
Rupert
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Hosnital.
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the
in
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provincial
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by
United
Farmers
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School
Boys
Chase
Monks
LOS
ANGELES,
Nov.
15:
(CP)HQn$
hundred
and
fifty
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in
the
cast
of
rnuiohlnt?
the"
r
boys
were
busy
roundinz
them
O
F
SPAN
the
bylaw
should
be
pzsscp
G'tki
Ait0
BrMle
Ac
ross
Eraser
nter
Re
ceives
Traffic
Today
Fixing
Challenged
structloii
since
October,
1935
when
vessel
i3
owned
by
Mrs.
L.
S.
Skin
the
Dominion
Bridge
Company
was
ncr
of
Halifax.
awarded
the
contract
for
Ite
construction.
The
bridge
runs
from
north
to
south
over
the
Frascr
River
and
measures
In
overall
length
'
some
7800
feet.
It
wa3
necessary
to
widen
the
Pacific
Highway
at
the
South
end
approximately
,$4,000,000.
BUDGET
IS
BALANCED
gains
ot
one
to
seven
points
per
share
In
a
single
day.
Diplitheria
In
!""
nearcn
ror
wanner
.
wnsworih
Who
Made
G(Uwy
(lnphpr
IMearlV
At
Carson
City
W1WUN
CITY,
Nevada,
Nov.'
15.
A
ttrM...
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searcli
nas
pern
Progress
Wth.
Oniw1
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.t.
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murnercr.
wiiu
Epidemic
Size
QUEBEC,
Nov.
15:
(CP)
Dip-iheria
has
assumed
near
epidemic
caPl
from
the
state
prison
her;,
proportions
In
the
city
of
Quebec.
RASH
ACT
LETHBRIDGE,
Alta.,
Nov.
15.'
(CP)
Dr.
Peter
M.
Campbell
was,
unanimously
chosen
as
candidate
of
Alberta,
Liberal,
Conservative
and
People's
League
representatives.
Campbell
will
run
on
a
platform
opposing
all
Social
Credit
Legislation
In
support
of
arr
effort
to
preserve
freedom
of
speech,
thc;
press
and
aecess
to
the
courts.
The
by-election
his
been
necessitated
by
the
resignation
of
Hans
Wight.
Social
Creditor.
It
Is
considered
as
a
test
of
strength
of
the
Alberta
government.
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passed
by
him
as
soon,
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last'
n'sht.
vUIldlllULlUIldllly
it
has
been
prepared
by
the
city
t
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ftir
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It.
will
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a
a
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a
a
III
III
III!
V
lHIHS
toc-flfths
of
the
vote
is
rcr
to
pass
It.
Only
ratepayers
i
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...
.
.
i
lictriM-noiaers
vote
on
Dyiaws.i
as
to
what
would
be
the;
nat
cost
to
the
taxpayer
i
OPENING
WASHINGTON
D.
C.
Nov.
15:
On
appeal
of
the
Pacific
Gas
nndi
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
Nov.
15:
n
i
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icp)with
premier
t.
d.
pattuiio;
ocnooncr
Aground
lion.
F.
'Mi
McPhcrson,
minister
of
3
lowing
what
ln.
Podc
worki,
and
other
represcn-
Aff
foas
Qf
fJ
C
would
have
to
be
tUvcs
of
Uie
provincial
govern-
Vll
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cry
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iwrionging
The
hoxnltal
1
hnrllv
In
need
of
"
lt,oi?c
parucipuiiiis
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to
Mrs.
AKinner,
in
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m.l
OF
FARMER
In
order
'to
place
the
approaches.
Saskatchewan
Man
Takes
Lldvcs
of
Tlie
total
cost
Of
the
project
was
Three
Children
and
Then
Commits
Suicide
STURGIS,
Sa.sk.,
Nov.
15:
(CP)
Robert
Patterson,
forty-one-year-old
farmer,
on
Saturday
shot
and
killed
his
two
daughters
and
son,
then
committing
suicide.
The
dead
-
arc:
Gwendolyn,
iu;
ucraiuinc,
i,
New
Governmental
Policy
in
United
and
Angus,
9.
The
mother
dis-States
Regarding
Finances
not
covered
the
tragedy
when
she
re-Increasing
Taxation
turned
home
from
a
visit
with
neighbors.
The
reason
for
the
rash
WASHINGTON
D.
C,
Nov.
15:
act
lsnot
known.
Secretary
of
the
Treasury
Henry
Morganthau
says
that
he
expects
11FM1
orl
Je
a
balanced
budget
will
be
present
cd
at
the
special
session
of
United
States
Congress
this
week
by
means
j.
.
niiv.
i:i:
t,r
v
n
-
sent-
TTllrVlllO
J-iUiiuo
HltiiroR
Thorn
will
.wc
guardians
of
the
Dlonnc
be
no
Increases
in
taxation.
ntiiiti.
i.
.
.
.
.
ci.ir
Mirbri
iir.irii
-ticis
nas
cmDnaucauv
reius-
-
-
o
Permit
the
five
famous
girls
NEW
YORK.
Nov.
15:-Rcaciing
60
to
the
KrnLtHi,
position
to
the
forecast
of
Secretary
of
the
1,trs
will
do
likewise.
,
balanced
budget
and
new
govern
mental
policy
in
rcguru
iu
uajjkuui
At
Edmonton
Famous
Explorer
In
Alberta
Capital
Now
on
His
Way
to
Arctic
On
Search
Flight
EDMONTON,
Nov.
15:
(CP)
-
-On
Hie
wav
to
the
Arctic
regions
to
re-
PALESTINE
TENSE
JERUSALEM
A
tense
atmosphere
existed
again
in
Jerusalem
i
last
night
as
more
stringent
cur-
'
few
measures
were
Imposed
following
another
day
of
rioting
between
Jews
and
Arabs
In
which
.seven
persons
were,
killed
and
fourteen
injured..
Three
Arabs
were
killed
and
a
number
injured
when
a
bus
was
fired
on
In
the
city.
Others
were
killed
and
Injured
in
clashes
between
laboring
crews.
Arabs
are
said
to
be
planning
some
sort
of
uprising
or
demonstration
on
November
18,
the
date
on
which
Jt
has
been
announced
military"
courts
are
to
be
set
up
to
deal
with
rioters
and
terrorists.
COLLECTOR
PIES
SUDDENLY
VANCOUVER
Norman
J,
De-Graves,
15,
collector
of
customs
for
Vancouver,"
collapsed
and
died
Saturday
night
as
lie
finished
a
speech
at
a
reunion
dinner
of
the
Sixty-Eighth
Battalion
of
Canadian
Field
Artillery
with
which
he.
served
overseas.
He
was
unmarried.
Mr.
DeGraycs
joined
the
customs
service
before
the
War
and
worked
up
through
the
ranks
to
the
present
post,
to
which
he
Electric
Co.
or
California,
the
con-J
was
appointed
four
years
ago,
stltutlonallty
of
federal
law'
fixing
I
public
utility
rates
is
to
be
tested
In
j
the
Supreme
Court
pf
thcnjtcd
l
Stales.
EVELYN
BERG
ASHORE
KCTCUIKANJie
coastguard
cutler
Haida
has
"proceeded
to
the
assistance
of
the
freighter
Evelyn
Berg
which
is
ashore
north
of
here.
CREW
IS
RESCUED
NORFOLK,
Virginia
United
States
Navy
planes
and
coastguard
cutlers
co-operated
yesterday
in
rescuing
members
of
the
crew
of
the
Greek
freighter
Ten-ny
Chandris
which
foundered
Saturday
off
Diamond
Shoals
lightship.
Up
to
last
night
twenty-one
of
the
crew
had
been
picked
up,
four
bodies
had
been
found
one
dead
of
exposure
and
three
by
drowning
and
three
persons
were
unaccounted
for
and
presumably
drowned.
On
sighting
drifting
persons
or
bodies,
the
naval
planes
dropped
smoke
bombs
and
the
coastguard
boats
would
proceed
lo
the
spot
to
pick
them
up.
King
And
Queen
Attend
Service
In
Tiny
Church
LONDON,
Nov.
15:
(CP)
The
King
and
Queen
yesterday
attended
service
In
a
small
church
In
Labor
Relations
Board
Is
Tested
NEW
YORK.
Nov.
15.
Thc
Con-
turca,
the
New
kofk.
moc
sumc
the
search
lor
aigismunu
1,1,,1
Kdin
Co.
and
American
has
been
advancing
steadily
with
,
ailcffsky,
missing
Russian
trans-!
.
pratlon
of
mbor
have
joined
Polar
Filer,
and
his
five
compan-
forccs
to
tMt
thc
authority
0f
tht
jons,
Sir
Hubert
Wllklns
landed
at
Natonaj
mir
netations
Board.
Edmonton
Saturday
aliernooii
irom
Rcglna
with
his
big
plane
piloted
by
Herbert
llollick-Kcnyon.
Sir
Hubert
Is
now
preparing
lo
lake
off
for
the
north
with
skis
attached
to
his
plane
as
soon
us
conditions
are
favorable
for
winter
Hying.
So
far
Aklavlk
Is
the
only
New
Brunswick
Bonds
Floated
mtt.TiTi'iitfprvM
M
II
Mnv
tr'
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
NOVEMBER
15,
1937.
I
Meighen
On
i
-
Immigration
I
4
I
CLEVELAND,
Ohio,
Nov.
15:
(CP)
Speaking
In
Cleveland
Saturday
night,
Senator
Ar-
thur
Meighen
of
Canada
de-
clarcd
that,
for
the
sake
of
world
peace,
Immigration
bar-
rlers
must
be
lowered
by
na-
Hons
such
as
United
States
and
Canada
which
have
vast
areas
of
unoccupied
territory.
There
could
not
be
peace.
Senator
Meighen
said,
as
long
as
na-
tlons,
with
large
spacer
of
ya-
cant
and
useful
land,
stood
and
told
the
rest
of
the
world
that
It
could
hot
come
in.
SURVEY
OF
W0RKLESS
Questionnaire
lor
Every
Adult
in
the'
United
States
as
Hash
for
Re-employment
Program
WASHINGTON
D.C.,
Nov.
15:
tCP)
As
the
first
step
of
a
"sound
and
constructive
re-employment
program
for
the
nation,"
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt,
In
an
address
from
the
White
House
last
night,,
announced
Uat
a-,naUoq-wide
census
would
Be"
taken
tills
week
to
ascertain
Information
lu
regard
to
cxery
unemployed
or
:
SHE
DIES
High
.
Low
FROM
GAS
Three
Victims
at
Week-End
in
Second
Tragedy
of
This
Nature
Within
48
Hours
at
Vancouver
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
15:
(CP)
Mrs.
Florence
Ferguson,
aged
21,
was
found
dead
in
the
gas-filled
kitchen
of
an
east
end
apartment
Saturday
night
with
two
children
unconscious
nearby.
It
was
the
second
fatal
asphyxiation
in
Vancouver
within
forty-eight
hours.
The
children,
Donna,
ager
seven,
and
Warner,
four,
were
revived
by
an
inhalator
crew
and
are
recovering.
Stewart
Ferguson,
the
father,
found
the
family
gassed
when
he
rushed
home
after
a
telephone
call
from
downtown
had
brought
no
response.
Mrs.
Ferguson
had
been
recovering
from
a
recent
nervous
breakdown,
he
said.
On
Friday
Mrs.
Rose
Rarratt,
aged
28,
and
her
eleven
year
old
.ton,
rercy,
nau
been
louna
aeaa
from
gas
in
a
West
End
IS
MISSING
AT
TERRACE
11:22
ajn.
22.0
n.
5:07
a.m.
7.0
ft
18:02
pjn.
3.1
ft.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
nasion
Of
China
Is
Condemned
i
i
7.
-y.
-
m
in
Ann
.
.
-
.
.
.
Maw
Fok;ng
Of
$40,000
To
Be
LWore
People
For
I
Building
yAew
Hospital
Wing
City
Commissioner
V.
J;
Alder
has
received
a
from
the
deputy
minister
of
municipalities
that
he
More
the
neonle
of
the
eitv
.i
hvlaw
nrnvtVlimr
fn
thn
wvv-
-
J
,
-
-
7
-
-
t
'wv4w
AU1
Vll
inimr
of
the
SUm
Of
SttO.OOO'not
inr
Thf
finanpimr
nf
o
SOCRED
TO
HAVE
TEST
All
Parties
Unite
In
Nominating
Candidate
Against
Aberhart
in
j
Lclhbridgc
By-Election
I
BULLETINS
JAPAN
IS
DEFENDED
BYJTALY
Refuses
to
Take
Stand
Agalntt
"Treaty
Breaker"
Declaration';
Adopted
Drive
Against
j
Nanking
Starts
Defences
Crumble
Before
Highly
Trained
and
Mechanized
Aggressors
BRUSSELS,
Nov.
15:
(CP)
With
Italy
alone
dissenting
and
three
Scandinavian
countries
abstaining
from
voting,
the
nine-power
.conference
tonight
accepted
a
declaration
namtng
Japan
as
a
treaty
breaker
In
the
Far
East.
The
der
claration
nas
prepared
by
delc
gates
of
tGreat
Britain,
United
States
and
France.
It
added
that
the
Slno-j
'nese
hostilities
were
affecting
ersely
the
material
welfare
of
all
nations
and
had
aroused
the
horror
and
Indignation
of
all
people.
The
Italian
delegate,
Count
Lulgl
Aldrovandl
-
Marescottl
said
he
must
vote
against
the
declaration,
because
Italy
believed
It
presaged,
a.
course
which
could
only
lead
to
complications.
Alarm
Felt
In
Regard
to
Mrs.
II,
A..
conference
voted,
against-'
Swain,
M&sing
for
Four
Days
sending
a
copy
of
the
declaration
.
to
the
Japanese
government..
According
to
word
received
from
Following
the
adoption
of
the
partially
unemployed'
person
hi
the
T(,rr!,.B
fpars
arc
entertained
for
declaration,
the
conference
ad
country.
To
every
abode
in
the
the
wclj.being
of
Mrs.
H.
A.
Swain
jotirned
until
November
22
wihen
it
United
States
on
Tuesday
will
be
of
wj,om
there
has
been
no
trace
will
reassemble
to
consider
fur
delivered
cards
asking
fourteen
alcv
being.
'missing
for
four
days,
ther
steps
towards
ending
the
con-simple
questions.
The
information
MfS
Swain
tne
widow
0f
a
wcll
flict.
thus,
secured,
the
Persldent
said,
known
transfer
man
and
contractor
Dr.
Wellington
Koo,
chief
'Chl-would
give
the
administration
a
of
TCrrace
who
died
a
couple
of
"se
delegate,
urges
immediate
ap-more
complete
knowledge
than
It
months
ago.
For
years
they
were
station
of
sanctions
against
Jap-cycr
had
before
of
actual
unem-
rnminpI1t,
mPmbers
of
the
Terrace
an.
ployment
conditions.
The
ultimate
PommUnitv
j
object
Is
to
obtain
the
co-operation
.
,
ot
business
and
industry
In
provld-
.
..
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ii
mm
1
1
ing
woiK,
according
w.uiw
quan-
fUlofvlanH
KlVAfC
ficatlons,
for
these
unemployed,
lTldl
J
IdllU
11
V
CI
O
It
was
a
national
effort,
the
pi
J
D
J
President
said,
to
assist
those
who
rj
rlOOu!
KOaQS
were
able
to
work
and
wished
to
do
.
M
to
obtabi
a
privilege
to
wliich
Iniinflcitcd
AffaW
iincy
were
enuuea.
.
President
Roosevelt
admitted
that
Unemployment
relief,
the
chief
ex-;as
ten
inches.
ccutlve
added,
could
only
be
re-
.
garded
as
a
temporary
expedient,
j
Mr,
Roosevelt
appealed
for
the
(ivil
SttfVanfQ
VIVH
UCI
VUlllO
whole-hearted
co-operation
of
all
citizens
In
the
making
of
the
survey.
Eighty-five
million
forms
will
(
be
distributed
to
every
adult
hi
the
j
United
States.
The
forms
are
re
Hertfordshire
in
which
the
Queen
turnabie
by
November
28.
was
baptized.
The
President
made
announce
ment
of
the
survey
on
the
opening
of
the
special
session
of
Congress,
British
Columbia
Essay
Writers
Win
Are
In
Session
After
two
heated
sessions
on
-Saturday
which
were
featured
by
Italy's
stiff
resistance
to
anv
action
being
taken
against
Japan,
the
conference
had
adjourned
until
today.
The
Italian
delegation
declined
Saturday
to
accede
to
the
declaration
proposed
by
Great
Britain,
Un-
i
lted
States
and
France
condemning
Japan
for
Its
actions
In
China.
unemployment
was
still
the
most
BALTIMORE,
Nov.
15:
-For
tht
The
chleI
of
the
Italian
delegation
Important
problem
of
this
as
well
'
lhlrd
tlinc
)n
the
last
month,
,
stated
that
he
would
have
to
refer
i
as
other
countries.
Some
couulrlcs
jMary).ind
rlvm
are
rain
swol-.
"ie
matter
to
his
government
ana
he
observed,
were
solving
unem-
jcn
antj
jn
flood.
Between
Balti-
ployment
by
embarking
on
arma-morc
and
Washington
conditions
mcnt
programs.
Tills
the
United
'arc
nartlcularly
bad.
Roads
are
.States
had
no
Intention
of
doing.
;under
water
to
a
depth
of
as
much'
asseneu
iiiai
ii
was
uiuiNcty
uiat
the
declaration
would
be
accepted
either
in
whole
or
part.
,
Drive
on
Nanking
Meanwhile
In
the
Orient,
Ja-an
has
actively
commenced
Its
drive
against
Nanking,
the
Chinese
capl?
tal,
by
starting
the
.storming
of
General
Chiang
Kal
Shek's
"Hln-denburg
Line"
fifty
miles
beyond'
Shanghai.
Foreign
observers
declare
that
the
Chinese
defences
are
weakening
rapidly
from
the
Yang-
Premier
King
Speaker
at
Luncheon.
Rlvef
tQ
proyl
fee.
,
Today
When
Convention
Starts
.
..
..
.
.
.
ftnd
mpch.
In
Ottawa
INanaimo
Wharf
i
Agent
Is
Dead
'anlzed
Japanese
forces
although
!the
latter
are
outnumbered
200,000
It
had
been
intended
to
take
up
annUiU
convctlon
of
the
Profes-
1rfSch
S
the
matter
of
farm
relief
legislation
s,ona,
Inslutc
of
the
Clvll
Service
lfefSeJ
Japanese
Japaneie
off
0111
first
at
the
special
session
but
now
of
Canada
opened
here
today
withic"
d",are
y
'
there
Is
a
strong
movement
to
a
luncheon
which
Prime
Minister
Adv,ce3
from
Nankl
8ald
that
business
stimulation
the
lm-
William
MacUen.ic
King
at-
make
,T,von
M
Soochow
,,n,
,rt
had
u
been
desolated
j
H
Consolidated
I'dlMin
f'o.
and
l
ed
mediate
purpose,
cration
of
labor
Join
In
Reference
fmntPt
wr....
IE.
(fifll
T1s
i
.
,
.
-
iwviiun
.
i
ti
vv
uwm
vv
v
m
j
1
I
1
jmorc
than
tseven
hundred
Japan-jcxo
bombs
being
dropped
within
1
thirty
hours.
j
In
North
China
Japanese
col-1
umns
are
reported
close
to
Tslnan,
capital
of
wealthy
Shantung
Prbv
Ince.
Tslnan
Is
the
only
provincial
North
China
canltal
still
uncaptur-
dcorgc
Edward
Brown
was
Member
ed
by
the
Japanese.
v
1,
.11,..,
Mmi.m
.
.
New
lork
Organiiation
,iiaKes
,,
,
1
1
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.
,
.
of
Well
Known
Pioneer
Victoria
,
Awarus
10
i.HujMiinii
.urn
Vancouver
Men
I
Family
'
NANAIMO,
Nov.
15:
(CP)
'
Card
of
Thanks
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
15:
(CP)
George
Edward
Brown,
aged
C9,
Ronald
Grcntliatn
of
Ladysmlth
has
former
purser
on
Canadian
Pacific
The
Ladles'
Aid
of
the
Sons
of
nu-arripfi
r
nrlze
bv
a
New
steamers
and
wharf
aeent
for
the
Norway
wish
to
convey
sincere
u
m
ar
-
,
--o
T
-
1
w
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uolnt'
where
there
Is
sufficient
ice
(CP)
The
New
Brunswick
govern-
York
organization
Tor
a
paper
on
company
here
since
1912,
died
yest-
i
thanks
and
appreciation
to
all
wno
for
the
use
of
skl-equippea
planes,
mcntmcnt
Saturday
soia
a
50,wu,-
uie
suojcci
01
miuiuivm,
tluajr
b
wiu
uScui
aiA-imic
jtura.u
6v..vw..,
-
Holllck-Kcnyon
and
Al
Cheese-'
000
bond
Issue
to
a
private
syndl-
11am
Henry
Smith
of
Vancouver
has,
'
He
was
a
member
of
a
well
known
tributed
to
the
success
of
tnelr
Fall
man
will
be
Wllklns1
pilots.
catc.
been
n
warded
a
similar
prize.
I
pioneer
Victoria
family.
Bazaar.