Tomor(owls
Tides
Vol
XXVK.
NO,
300.
1
9t.
HEW
V
ATL'W
A
1
OF
TARIFF
'-ae
effective
on
Sunday.
An
.
I
a
..
i
.
i
.
I
&
..11
riinntr
nir
in
nacniMS
npnn.
l.MnpMll
n
M
The
removal
of
the
three
per-
iX'7
effected
until
It
ha
been,
a
.
-
li
4
.ll..
111
.
?tib,7
b
m
connection
with
con-
Tr
i
r
ri
WAS
HEAVY
iiniai
rotiai
,i
wmtni
inn
Yuletlde
Etlmaied
to
Hate
Been
Larcett
on
Record
OTTAWA,
Dec
2:
CP--Early
ti
raics
oy
ohicwis
o
i-uv
O.
".
ucparimenx
mairair
vnav.
Cir-aan
Chrutmas
mall
thu
year
si;
t-.B
heaviest
on
record
but
it;
it,
lur.ajea
wim
protnpuie
ano
.
i
Joseph
F
llanna,
S3
Years
a
Resident
of
Province,
Panes
In
Vancouver
VANCOUVER.
Dee.
27:
CP-Jrph
F
Hanna.
one
of
British
C.:mbia.s
pioneers,
died
in
Van-c
-vrr
Chrutmas
Day.
He
had
liv
ed
in
British
Columbia
fifty-five
;,tii
and
at
one
time
operated
a
i.isr.
j.1
in
Vlrtorla.
First
Ice
Of
Season
Comes
To
Essington
Fir
t
ice
of
the
season
Is
reported
today
in
the
Skeena
River
be-
jtween
Haysport
and
Port
Esslng-i
r
J
a
renort
belnK
received
in
me,
c"y
this
morning
to
the
effect
f-at
it
was
quite
hasardous
for
wrall
boats.
It
is
mottly
drift
Ice
timing
down
the
river.
RAIN
BOMBS
ON
CAPITAL
Jpanee
Continue
Their
Straflns
of
Southern
China
Cities
HONG
KONO.
Dec.
28:
(CP
One
hundred
houses
were
demolish-(d
when
Japanese
air
raiders
rained
projectiles
on
the
city
of
Kwllin.
capital
of
Kwansl
Province
in
Southern
China.
Salvation
Army
Present
Standing
The
standing
of
the
Salvation
Army
Christmas
Cheer
Fund
to
date
folows:
Tviously
acknowledged
....
$527.05
Forbes
Lrc
...
3.75
3-
Cook
2.00
Bulletins
SEALING
SKIPPER
I)
IKS
Trade
VICIOHIA
.
Capt.
laaac
A.
c,,dlin
American
Ajrec,
.
.
.
.
'
Gould.
Dioneer
tcaiinr
ikinoer
of
.
i
nmri
inio
i
uric
.itii
-
'
Week
'
Vlc,0rla'
difd
)eterday
at
aie
of
ninety-two
years.
OTTAWA,
Dec.
28:
CP-
The
di
tr.d
the
United
Stales,
which'
the
CHURCH
IS
BURNED
VICIOItIA
Sparks
falling
on
the
roof
from
a
chimney
caused
fire
which
destroyed
a
Quatsino
church
on
Chrhtmas
night
CHECK
FOR
ALBERTA
EDMONTON
Hon.
Solon
Low,
provincial
treasurer,
announces
receipt
of
a
check
for
(685,000
from
the
federal
overnment,
be-Ing
payment
on
subsidies
which
usually
does
not
arrive
until
January
1.
ALHLKTA
LEGISLATURE
EDMONTON
The
nest
session
of
the
Alberta
UtMature
has
been
called
for
February
9..
the
official
proclamation
having
been
Issued
yesterday.
.
TUNISIAN
INDEPENDENCE
ROME
The
Kascht
press
indicates
that
Premier
Mussolini
may
ask
Prance
to
trint
Independence
to
Tunisia
rather
than
cede
it
to
Italy.
The
plan
would
undoubtedly
Involve
a
provision
for
Italian
control
as
there
are
90,000
Italians
there.
SILVER
THAW
IN
SOUTH
VANCOUVER
A
silver
thaw
In
the
Eraser
Valley
east'
of
here
cr.
n
mere
w-
iw
nu
ctptti
hljhway
traf(ic
Jemp
rrra
(he
Unite
Kingdom
onp
ij
:,r.vd"
i
-ma
.
.p
D
i
L
P.l
l:
t
n
v
i
noneer
i
etiu
I
por-
one
and
telegraph
communication
when
both
lines
and
poles
were
ripped
down
by
he.
The
damage
is
now-
mostly
repaired.
MANY
MINERS
ENTOMBED
KIIIKLAND
LAKE
More
than
one
hundred
miners
are
dieting
from
both
ends
of
a
slope
on
the
Lake
Shore
mine
in
an
attempt
to
rescue
two
men
who
were
trapped
more
than
2,100
feet
underground
following
an
air
esplwtion
last
nighL
The
rescuers
were
reported
to
be
about
forty
feet
from
the
entombed
men
at
noon
today.
There
is
no
way
of
knowing
whether
the
unidentilied
miners
i
arc
dead
or
alive.
FOUR
YOUNG
PEOPLE
LOST
VANCOUVER
The
police
here
have
been
asked
to
search
for
four
Vancouver
young
people
who
have
been
missing
since
Monday
on
a
fifty-mile
automobile
trip
to
Harrison
Hot
Springs
in
the
Eraser
Valley.
The
four
are
Herbert
Frew,
his
sister,
Violet,
Rusel
Harris
and
Doris
Fos-Dtcent.
There
is
a
possibility
that
the
small
automobile
is
snowbound.
TODAY'S
WEATHER
DEFRAUD
of
the
Investigation.
Canada's
Iloyal
Guests
Prince
Rupert
Scattered
clouds,!
However
Triple
Island-Part
cloudy,
north-'Their
Majesties
arc
averse
to
In
a
.iJ
.1.1.4
I,..
I
runl
ni,
ha
milW
ltin
I.POPS
casi
wina,
cigiu
uims
per
iiuur,
.u,..b
..v
ly
wind,
24
miles
per
hour;
barom-
etcr,
29.92;
temperature,
24;
sea
moderately
rough.
Dead
Tree
Point
Snowing,
strong
easterly
wind;
barometer,
29.87;
temperature,
27;
sea
rough.
Bull
Harbor
Part
cloudy,
wester
ly
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
29.94;
temperature,
29;
DJIBOUTI
BY
MAIL'
RESTLESS
Officials
of
Continental
Credit
Cor.
poration
of
Winchester,
Indiana,
Are
Convicted
INDIANAPOLIS.
Dec.
28:
(CP)
A
federal
jury
today
convicted
five
officers
of
the
Continental
Credit
Corporation
of
Winchester,
Indiana,
and
associated
firms
of
using
the
.
tiHitkj
c
frontiers
of
French
Somalilan
Somaliland
business
houses
and
individuals
approximately
$1,200,000.
FIVE
JAPS
BEING
HELD
Japanese
Girl
Was
Burned
to
Death
In
Furnace
But
Mny
Have
neen
Suicide
VANCOUVER.
Dec.
28.
Five
Japanese,
friends
and
relatives
oi
Emlko
Yamada,
are
held
for
Investigation
as
the
Dolice
tried
to
he
exact
number
r
hat
were
enroute,
determine
whether
Emico
was
ths.
Mend
colonies.
victim
of
a
slayer
or
if
she
com-
"
mltted
suicide.
Ht-r
body
was
found
i
D
-
!l
T
A
in
the
small
furnace
of
the
family
.
IXdilWdj
1
UiiiiCl
home
yesterday.
it
TL
The
autopsy
report
said
she
was
Loll-DSe!
1
nlftY'
htirnrf
in
rirath
hut
it
U
not
rfplpr-
JT
J
mined
whether
It
was
a
case
of
sul-
Klin
eA
ftt
murder
Th
Irl
was
alive
11111
but
possibly
unconscious
when
the
I
I
ie
Lose
Lives
southeastern
Korea.
TO
MAKE
CHANGES
IN
PRINCESSES'
ROUTINE
WHILE
PARENTS
AWAY
Royal
Daughters
Will
Stay
at
Home
While
King
and
Queen
Tour
Canada
Next
Summer
1
i
i
-i
.
Margaret
Rose
'
iieht
rhon
i
sary
for
princess
izaoetn
as
neir-
-
:
,
.
?
.
.
ngiu
cnop.
.over
some
of
th
task
nf
trn
n
na
I
....FiimiMivn
T
r
rn
inmnp
i
-
-
Langara
Island-Snowing,
easier-
presumptive
to
the
throne,
light
swell.
Alert
Bay
Snowing,
light
wind;
barometer,
30.12;
temperature,
31;
sea
smooth.
Estcvan
Cloudy,
calm;
barom
eter.
29.94
ithp
llttlp
nnn't
clnnclln
Urx
From
her
earliest
years
Princes
IV"
Vr-t
t
h
"
h"'.
...w-
v
m
w
.
ass
V
U
fc
I,
I4
LiiiDet,'
as
s
ic
oi.ee
their
relationship
1U
UCl
JlUlllUI,l.,
II4W
uiib",vu
...
appearing
before
the
public.
Whenever
the
royal
family
drives
out
her
curly
head
Is
prominent
In
the
window
of
the
car
with
smiles
and
waves
for
the
crowd.
One
of
the
earliest
stories
told'
nf
her
describes
how
she
was
once
I
t
...114,
rn.ll
f.l.n
in
tVial
piuyillK
in
oiiiuh
intiiu
ill
wis
.
garden
of
145
Piccadilly,
residence
(
I
i
Irl
i
YpAl
rQCPC
V1U
1
ccu
1
adCd
of
her
mother
and
father
as
Duke
and
Duchess
of
York.
The
llttlo
princess
noted
a
group
of
spec-
is
a
standing
(Continued
on
Page
Tim)
Vancouver
Busy
In
Shipping
As
Victoria
Fair,
northerly
wind,
10
tators
peering
through
the
rail-
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
28:
(CP)
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
29.94.
Vancouver
Cloudy,
calm;
barometer,
29.94.
Prince
George
Clear,
northerly
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.44.
lngs
and
presently
she
stopped
the
The
end
of
the
year
finds
a
score
game.
She
led
her
friend
to
the
of
dcepsea
ships
berthed
In
Van-railings
and
presented
her
to
tin
couvcr
with
offshore
trade
both
crowd.
"Tills
is
Mabel,"
she
SiMd.
In
and
outbound
active.
Canadians
Princess
Elizabeth
early
lmpi?-
have
been
strong;
on
Imports
of
sed
her
family
with
her
hljh
rtlslns
and
currants
this
year.
141
Capitol
TAXI
High
6:22
a.m.
18.2
ft.
Low
18:35
p.m.
10
0
It.
12:40
Jm.
8.5
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
MUTISM
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
DECEMBER
28,
1938.
Spanh
Rebels
Continuing
The
French
Dress
and
oublic
wrt
born
in
the
slums
of
Newcastle
In
ncllned
to
regard
the
Italian
cam-
1856,
trampsd
to
London
as
a
lad.
palgn
for
Djibouti
as
a
bluff
and
ran
away
to
sea,
served
ten
years
flames
enveloped
her.
TOKYO,
Dec
28:
CP
TRAINING
Receive
Instruction
drugged
In
San
Francisco
and
velt
yesterday
announced
a
plan
"shanghled"
to
Singapore,
and
whereby
twenty
thousand
Ameri-1
later
returned
to
England
as
a
can
college
students
each
year
will
liery
labor
agitator.
receive
training
in
flying
as
a
mea-
The
lord
chamberlain's
depart-
sure
of
the
United
States
protecting
ment.
Lh
censors
of
dress
at
pai-
itself
against
the
general
mllitarl-
ace
functions,
was
much
disturbed
zatlon
of
other
nations.
The
scheme
ont
King
George,
revealing
one
of
!
OI
an
ocean
Uip
ana
an
uivrouuc-
,.,.-
"a
.
MUIia
.
ad
.
nientv
plenty
plenty
-ii
pranrlmnlhrr
D.in
Vlrtnrio
Bl,-,5
kumuiw
uunmcu.
"
..
,
..vUi.u.
lion
to
ineir
jmjp
wealth
the
Inclusion
of
the;
""-
'wa'3
ui
e
Breei-.
In
-
r
MAaJ.
u-l
.l
4
1
Hill.
1
southwest
wind,
two
miles
per
hour;
young
princesses
In
a
formal
lour,
-
-
31
came
a
dockworker
and
helped
to
barometer.
29.98
(falling);
temper-
of
the
kind
presents
practical
au-
.
f
iT-
tound
the
dockers'
trade
union
of
ature,
13;
sea
smooth.
.
4
1..
..Kiln
If
le
t,nriaptnnn
..v
itvi,
J
.
ht(t4Ut
I
1
.
.
licultles
whllg
had
seven
Returning
to
Liverpool
he
be-
mute
ii
uuuv.owvu
.
.,...
.
which
ne
was
general
sccreiarv
I
After
Princess
Trades
Union
Head
Is
to
fit
younz
men
for
civilian
fly-
ALIA
LAUK,
U.M..
UCC.
28:
rp,
t.
1
r.
a
i
j
.r
iwu
agtu
iiitrii,
iiic:5w
m.xiiuiiu
uiv
siait
ui
uiu
jAiug
um
ulcii
v-tnaua
tlsh
realm
came
from
such
humble
and
George
Trites
,
crashed
through
t
spring
Will
mean
making
domestic'
re-arrangements
at
surroundings
or
lived
so
close
to
the
ice
as
they
dragged
a
sled
over
liuckmeham
Palace.
Not
the
least
of
them
will
concern
realities.
the
frozen
lake
and
were
both
'J
.
.
.
the
two
young
princesses,
hlizabeth
and
Margaret,
who
then
-twill
be
aged
13
and
S1
respectively.
The
two
little
girls,
who
are
great
devotees
of
their
public,
probably
will
be
somewhat
forlorn
both
at
the,
six
weeks'
absence
of
their
par-
sPlts
and
vivacity
combined
with
ents
and
at
missing
the
experience'8
strength
of
will
that
may
be
tnhprltArl
inherited
frrsm
from
hi
her
v.
creat-creat
bl,...-b.
r?rt.ivr4t.
At
eight
he
worked
"half-time"
drowned
a
week
ago.
It
was
learned
in
a
glass
works
for
two
shillings
here
today.
and
six
pence
a
week,
a
trifle
more
than
a
dime
a
day.
When
16
he
left
home
In
search
of
work
to
help
his
widowed
mother
who
Premier
Bracken
children.
He
went
to
Will
PaV
VlQlf
"
111
1
a
1
10U
of
adventure
J
Macey's
Coffee
House
G
7,000
Prisoners
square
PRICE:
&
CENTS
ains
!LLJlnsur9ents
Claim
To
I
LYDUIU
1
Ho
II
k
A
I
ITTQT
lMfYW
Slr
JamM
ston
j
Awar
M
J
UOi
VJ
TT
Liverpool
at
Ate
of
Eighty-Two
Nothing
Official
About
Italian.
'
LIVERPOOL.
Dec.
28:
CP
Sirj
Military
.Movements
Around
James
Sexton,
veteran
labor
lead-
nave
maae
Advances
Further
In
Battle
Somallland
ler,
is
dead
here.
He
was
eighty-,
pahris.
DecTccp.-Ti.ere
to'lTi.?
Thousand
Square
Kilometres
of
Territory
Taken
no
official
confirmation,
it
was
an-'
in
a
weather-beaten
sray
feltl
miu
onirai
iimus,
jiany
villages
ana
:
IT..":.:.
;
l
:
IZri
rX
nounced
last
night,
of
the
reported
hat.
a
muffler
around
his
neck
V
'
"
"I:;,.':
massin?
of
ItaUan
troops
on
the
H-e
an
English
laborer
and
his
as
everyday
clothes
wrinkled
and
HFVnAVn'
Pr.m.Cn.n!
vrf,-
n
uoo.
part
of
a
campaign
which
It
was
worn.
"Jlmmie"
Sexton,
the
Liver-!
rp
TZf
7
't
U
v
'
thought
might
threaten
Djibouti
pool
dock
workers'
member
0f
par-'
P)
Insurgent
armies
are
reported
to
be
continuing
which
has
an
important
position
on
Ilament.
went
to
Buckingham
Pal-
th-eir
drive
into
Catalonia
on
all
fronts
along
a
Seventy-
the
Red
sea
in
relation
to
Ethiopia,
ace
on
February
24,
1931.
to
be
five
mile
line
between
Tremp
and
Ribarroja
on
the
Ebro
The
Ministry
of
the
Colonies
an-
dubbed
Sir
James
Sexton
by
King
River.
Insurgent
newspapers
claim
that
the
Sl'x-daV
old
nounced
today
that
a
detachment
Oronje.
.
nffpnsivp
rmirrl
TaM-iJna
on,l
Dnl
u
iir,it
jf
Senegalese
troops
had
been
sent
In
this
dress,
and
with
his
ter-
to
strengthen
Djibouti
garrison
at
ribly
scarfed
face,
the
result
of
the
request
of
Governor
General
being
caught
in
a
ship's
derrick
Hubert
Deschamps
to
"assist
In
many
years
before,
he
looked
any-maintaining
order"
amid
reports
thing
but
the
conventional
palace
if
Italian
troops
concentrating
visitor
in
tall
hat
and
morning
near
the
French
Somaliland
port
dress.
Colonial
authorities
d(d
not
know
The
dignity
0f
knighthood
welgh-
-
-
r
;
terranean
has
resulted
In
the
cap
WASHINGTON.
D.
C.
Dee.
28:
have
confidence
in
French
ability
on
windjammers
after
having
been
tCP
President
Franklin
D.
Roose-
ture
of
more
than
one
thousand
square
kilometres
of
territory,
at
'least
sixteen
towns
and
scores
of
prvrj
jr
vmages
ana
seven
thousand
pns-hl
IK
Li
I
K
onerS-
Ftcsh
galns
are
"Ported,
Vl
nil!
PKTlPflallv
tmithAoO
nt
InrMo
In.
of
Senegalese
ed
lightly
on
this
veteran
of
the
President
Rooeveit
Announce,
Plan
S
haTal
bJeTedTjSS
bCCn
PUCed
at
230
British
labor
movement
who
was
Whereby
Coile5e
Students
Will
miles.
Plans
are
reported
to
be
still
proceeding
to
remove
the
government
capital
from
Barcelona
to
a
more
secure
place
In
the
south.
SOUTH
HAS
SNOWSTORM
-'J?;?;?:-
""f
Wgr
busahnrtifr
-
reirrofr
'of
tv0
Feef
,
Fser
VaIIey
Bloekt'
.u.r
Minn,
-iuuu.c
as
nc
came
ana
trained
men
and
machines
which
Roads
Verr
Cold
on
Prairie
Thirty-
sent
h,m
awar
with
a
knighthood
tt0uld
be
readily
adaotabie
for
the
Those
held
are
not
under
susdIc-
nine
workmen
have
been
killed
In
,0
round
out
one
the
most
pic-
service
of
the
country
In
the
event
Ion.
the
poiice
officers
said,
but
are
the
collapse
of
a
railway
tunnel
at
tesque
and
picaresque
careers
or
0f
war.
VANCOUVER
Dec
28-
(CP)
A
merely
held
pending
the
completion
.
Kelsho
In
Hokudo
Province
of
anv
member
of
parliament.
Disclosure
by
the
President
of
twenty-f
our
hour
snowstnrm
in
the
i.iir.
riiir
t
nu
-jfc,
r
n
rr
r.M
i
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
-
-
-
ki
mp
comDieiion
oi
nis
mans
rn
nnenTilHn3,
t-'il
lnilC!ltlon
mpted
communication
and
tranl-flfteen
shillings
a
week,
said
the
of
the
chief
executive's
determin-
,
.v..
,
new
knight.
Proud
of
Distinction
But
he
was
proud
of
the
die
tlnction
as
being
recognition
not
only
from
the
labor
view,
but
for
general
public
utility,
of
the
service
he
had
rendered
through
many
years,
particularly
in
the
port
of
Liverpool,
"In
lifting
the
bottom
da?
out
of
the
slough
of
despond."
Son
of
emigrants
who
fled
from
Ireland's
great
famine.
Sir
James
was
born
In
poverty
and
to
ad
venture.
rcw
Few
knights
iiiigiiut
ui
of
the
uie
Bri-
on-
in
the
ranks
of
world
air
powers.
THIN
ICE:
TWO
DROWN
Pair
of
Old
Men
Perish
on
Alta
Lake
in
Squamish
District
jwi
kauuu
ociuvw
Ull
iilC
1UVSC1
auon
to
Keep
uniiea
biaies
nign
mainland.
After
an
all
night
snow-
fall,
there
was
two
feet
of
snow
on
the
ground
In
the
Fraser
Valley
yesterday
and
snow
plows
wer$
pressed
Into
service
In
the
effort
to
keep
roads
open.
From
the
prairies
extremely
cold
weather
was
reported
yesterday
with
the
thermometer
dropping
to
38
below
zero
at
Edmonton.
In
Ontario
and
Quebec
blizzards
are
reported.
heavy
NEW
MILL
STARTS
UP
Reward
Mining
Co.
Resumes
Grinding
of
Ore
on
Porcher
Island
53
Employed
Head
of
Manitoba
Government
to
The
new
mill
of
the
Reward
Mln-Address
Edmonton
Chamber
of
,
ing
Co.
Ltd.
on
Porcher
Island
has
Commerce
started
grinding
ore.
This
mill,
a
i
plant
of
between"
fifty
and
seventy-
for
more
than
forty
years
In
that
EDMONTON,
Dec.
28:
(CP)
ve
tons
daily
capacity,
replaces
capacity
he
waged
many
a
dough-
Premier
John
Bracken
of
Manitoba
one
which
was
destroyed
by
fire
a
ty
fight
for
better
conditions
and
has
accepted
an
invitation
to
ad-
year
ago
ana
is
situatea
at
a
more
he
was
a
prominent
figure
along
dress
the
Edmonton
Chamber
of
advantageous
location
on
tlde-with
Havelock
Wilson
and
Tom
Commerce
on
January
17.
water.
There
are
at
present
fifty-
Mann
In
the
seamen's
and
"ve
men
employed
at
the
property
ers
big
strike
in
1911,
which
cul-1.
."
.
,
"
,
"
""'
and
there
Is
enough
ore
broken
for
mlnated
in
"Bloody
Sunday.-
.
J?
thand
writing
and
as
a
year's
operation.
In
1918
he
was
elected
to
par-''
F?
Uament
from
St.
Helens,
a
Liver-
u1u'","m
u
,
waMonal
lyrical
outbursts
In
pool
suburb
where
he
passed
his
a
nhiirth
h
cohoiiff
saln
of
genial
satire
Some
of
his
he
possessed.
He
lost
his
seat
Oc-lplay
f,ch,ev
regular
theatrical!
k.
ion
.i
u
i.i
production.
He
was
a
widower'
vvhw
ui,
ii,
niicii
uic
law,
r
La4
.
.......
..
..
for
mnnv
vpnrs
nHtnmif
rhllHrpn
Loses
His
Life
ty
was
shattered
in
the
record
.
,
"
"i
!
-
t
.
.
breaking
election
that
endorsed
ArdlC
Area
8real
"e.
because
he
was
ai-i
"naUonal
Ramsay
MacDonalds
cabinet."
made
up
of
members
of
s,
lrled,
b
9m?n
and
fhP
fhr.
minr
i
ls
maignauon.
iiut
ne
was
wun-
Ornithologist
;out
malice
In
his
vehement
wrath
j
CHURCHILL,
Man.,
Dec.
28:
'against
social
wrongs
and
lnequall-;
(CP)silence
cloakinz
the
Arctic
He
was
president
of
the
Trades
ties
of
fate.
was
broken
yesterday
with
word
union
wngress,
tne
urmsn
cquiv-
"it
any
oi
the
dockers
think
alent
of
the
American
Federation
that
by
accepting
a
title
I
became
of
Labor.
In
1903,
and
a
member
'respectable.'
I
would
tell
them
that
R.
J.
Bray,
28-year-old
or
nithologist
with
a
British-Canadian
Arctic
expedition,
was
drowned
of
Its
general
council
after
1923.
that
I
accepted
the
honor
because,
;hen
a
small
boat
was
crushed
by
In
leisure
moments
Sexton
tried
jit
was
a
tribute
to
them,
he
said.
Jan
ice
pack
last
September.
V