CM
P
r
n
VICTORIA,
Today's
Weather
To
morrow
s
Tides
T
-tale,
northerly
FiUid?
Bupcrt
,d
;wo
mile?
fyjioqr;
baio-.3023:1
42;
sea
Ismoo!
in.
ucutive
Committee
Authorized
By
Heavy
JRGE
TOLL
FROM
FIRE
Hundred
Thousand
Dollars
Dimage
Done
This
Morning
In
Viking,
Alberta
RlNO.
Alta..
Nov.
20:
(CP)
1
by
a
high
wind,
fire
of
un-
M.i
cisin
this
morning
de-
Mel
tivcn
buildings
on
the
i:a
street
here,
Including
the
png
Hotel,
with
a
loss
estimated
15100,000.
'n
the
course
of
his
annual
P
to
the
pacmc
Coast
j,,
My
western
fisheries
prob-
S-Dr.
William
A.
Found
of
1
fiK
,
ininisier
"",
will
be
'f,nce
RUpert
vv"'er
with
...
'
branches
of
of
n
"IS
lm
,ii.
'
both
,
uers
wlth-
rard
to
hM
hearin,
I"Tut.and
"
nQ
salmon
salmon
He
cmes
to
1,0
frnn,
t,
rnnce
""C1
1
Vancouver
and
.
r
Rupert
.
Seattle.
She
Vote
to
Call
Men
Out
fh
Action
May
be
Resorted
to
Unless
Demand
For
Forty-Kifc'ht
tent
I'er
uay
increase
in
ray
ror
J
Colliery
Workers
is
Not
Met
j
JAUNSLEY,
Eng.,
Nov.
20:
(CP)
Members
of
thej
jiers'
Federation
of
Great
Britain,
it
was
officially
an-unced
today,
have
voted
ninety-three
percent
strong!
knower
the
executive
committee
to
call
a
nation-wide
I,.
,
e
i
:
ii.
e
keitsucn
action
is
lounu
nuccs&tu
y
in
uruer
iu
muurcei
demand
for
a
4o.c
per
a
ay
increase
in
wages,
ine
mm--have
been
expressing
dissatisfaction
for
some
consid-&k
time
with
the
pay
they
have
been
receiving.
4
o
(
j'JSLYllTMXY
COME
TO
CANADA
i
hVASHISOWS,
DC..
Nov.
j
Prr
!ai;
Franklin
D.
!
V
A
newtpapermen
)
that
he
hoped
to
i
tonp'
an
invitation
t.
:"i
had
ben
extended
him
!
KPrea..'.
W
L.
Mackenzie
ti;
J
Canada.
He
could.
te'
r
i-
nothing
more
de-
Ifiiiiltiit
this
time
!
TO
STAY
IN
CHINA
General
Chans
Kal
Shek
Averts
Secession
of
Five
Provinces,
It
Is
Claimed
PEIPING,
China,
Nov.
20:
General
Chans
Kal
Shek,
Chinese
war
lord,
was
reported
today
to
have
averted
the
complete
loss
by
the
Nationalist
government
of
five
provinces
In
North
China
as
i
-
i.
t.
r
-1.
a
rrsilll
01
a
compromise
wmvii
had
been
arranged
with
Japan.
Under
the
agreement,
the
provinces
concerned
would
be
governed
by
commissions,
not
being
completely
removed
from
under
the
Nationalist
government
but
under
a
working
agreement
with
Tokyo.
There
would
be
Japanese
agents
In
an
advisory
capacity.
REASON
FOR
MOVE
TOKYO,
Nov.
20;
(CP)
The
campaign
for
political
indepsn-dencct
of
North
China
from
the
Nanking
government
is
attributed
by
Japanese
Foreign
Office
spokesmen
in
part
as
a
result
of
the
United
States
silver
purchase
policy
which
Intensifies
'
0
J
Mi'lL
I
China's
economic
troubles,
and
'ttKlnPOOda
VYltn
!
Great
Britain's
support
of
Nan-
.5
I
.
t.
Kcilmnlll.
Nnic
Cause
Of
Dealhs
in
'Frisco
ilUI.
-
-
board
of
health
yesterday
Is-,
a
Warnlnir
oinct
hf
nnr-
jSe
ol
baklne
soda
In
the
city
er
than
on
prescription
of
phy-lans-
The
warnlnir
followed
the
vcry
that
600
pounds
of
baking
containing
deadly
arsenic
had
n
old
during
the
past
month
that
ree
deaths
had
already
curred
as
a
ni.it
PllTY
MIMKTVii
ni.
USIIi'lHES
IS
COMING
Klllg
CUirciltJf
iviuim
iiiiiu...-
ing
a
spoptancous
popular
movement
for
the
autonomy
of
North
China."
VAGUE
BUT
GItAVE
LONDON,
Nov.
20:
(CP)
Great
Britain
Is
holding
her
hand
in
North
China.
"Vague
but
grave"
Is
today's
description
In
British
official
circles
of
the
new
trouble
from
Japan
and
China.
WAS
SHOT
IN
WOODS
Murdoch
McKenzle
Victim
Hunting
Accident
at
Digby
Island
Not
Serious
of
LIQUOR
Here
Is
the
first
picture
taken
of
The"baby
son
of
trie
Duke
and
Duchess
of
Kent
Th.'
baby
was
feeing
taken
by
his
nurse
from
Belgrave
Square
to
Buckingham
Palace
for
an
airing.
The
christening
took
"place
today.
CANADA
MAKES
DECISION
REGARDING
SANCTIONS;
'
SHIP
ALLOWED
TO
COAL
Genoa
Round
Vessel
at
Sydney
With
Scrap
Iron
Ethiopia
Claims
Victory
Over
Italy
in
East
Africa
Fighting
OTTAWA,
Nov.
20:
(CP)
The
Canadian
government
made
its
first
decision
yesterday
under
the
sanctions
against
Italy
to
which
the
Dominion
has
subscribed
when
the
United
States
freighter
Farnham,
bound
from
Boston
to
Genoa
with
a
cargo
or
scrap
iron,
was
allowed
to
take
on
only
enough
coal
at
Sydney,
Nova
Scotia,
to
complete
her
voyaje
to
Genoa
Scrap
iron
is
among
the
articles
banned
by
sanctions
for
delivery
to
Italy.
Status
on
Fuel
GENEVA,
Nov.
20:
(CP)
The
status
of
coal
and
oil
under
the
League
T)f
Nations
sanctions
program
against
Italy
Is
to
be
determined
at
a
meeting
of
the
sanctions
committee
of
eighteen
next
Monday.
.
i
Private
Gold
Drawn
On
I
ROME,
Nov.
20:.
(CP)-Prlvate
holdings
of
gold
in
Italy
will
be
drawn
upon
by
the
government
In
the
effort?
to
combat
the
financial
penalties
being
imposed
upon.
the,
country
by
the.
League
of
Nations
!
sanctions
program,
It
was
announc-Ruelt
Murdoch
McKenzle
is
in
Prince
General
Hospital
this
af-
ed
yesterday.
.
nn
urith
a
sunshot
wound
In'
.
,
i,iian
Reverse
:
JELLIC0E
IS
DEAD
Famous
British
Admiral
Dies
Today
at
Age
of
Seventy-Six
Years
LONDON,
Nov.
20:
(CP)
Lord
Jeilicoe,
outstanding
British
naval
figure
in
the
Great
War,
died
today
at
the
age
of
seventy-six.
He
rose
to
greatest
fame
as
commander
of
the
Grand
Fleet
at
the
(Battle
of
Jutland
In
1916..
iciuuu.i
".-
1
nnn
nnn
r
a
,.,
V,-
w-.Hj
ln
Kenzie
was
shot.
and
and
McKenzle
McKenzle
was
was
brought
to
hospital.
as
a
a
result
oi
.
a
...
.
..
M,
rtwin
uuu
"'u
m
.""
as
.
"
T,;
ADDIS
ABABA,
Noy
Nov.
hi:
20:Etriio-
nw
u-
.
the
left
thign
of
hunting
accident
at
u
his
Digby
cUlUon
conuiuu..
a
Pia
.
last
-
falght
-
da,med
claimed
victory
victory
for
for
icaV
LeboarinstUuton
a
visitor
In
at
12:30
noon
today,
ths
"
"
.
r
itc
fnmps
nvpr
the
Italians
on
on
is
rnnnrtPH
reported
bv
by
the
the
aucnamg
attending
;
phy-
Pu,
,
,
fron
declaring.
that
that
the
the.
1
dencv
to
nuestion
m
DUNDEE
LIFEBOAT
DUNDEE.
Scotland,
Nov.
20:
i
(CP)
An
anonymous
gift
of
$35,-
-
"-.,
ng
a.
new
luenoav.
next
wHnp....i.
ScrL
e
Dr.
L.V.
Kergln,
to
be
not
t
J
ruunu
win
serious,
-
hark
near
GOrranei
wun
ncuvy
.kae
by
tne.
alr
attack
of
the
in-
the
various!
William
McGilp
and
mck-chzw
.
vrts
V
the
industry,
tak-
,were
hunting
on
Dlgby
Island.
Mc-j
indications
that
France
Rejects
Protest
Kenzie
was
ahead
and
Mcuup
'
oe
-Hvnnne
from
the
north!
PARIS,
Nov.
20:-In
a
note
de-
.
a"Q
hind
with
a
snotgun.
:nA
K-
h-n-H
There
was
a,
ten-!
llvered
to
the
Italian
ambassador
-
"-".
U.
ULL1UVIIVUIIJ
"
"
I
,
A
...nn.ln
If
such
heavy
here,
the
French
government
for-
Ita-mally
rejected
the
Italian
protest
The
accident
occurred
immediately
ans
had
had'
been
actually
Inflicted
(at
the,
Imposition
of
the
League
of
ot
m-Koru
riL
I
UUll
V44V
f-
,
y
,
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Is
Named
Edward
George
PatrickArchbishop
Officiates
LONDON,
Nov.
20:
The
baptism
of
the.
Infant
son
of
the
Duke
and
Duchess
of
Kent
was
solemnized
today
by
the
Archblsop
of
Canterbury,
The
baby
prince
received
the
names
Edward
George
Patrick.
Stock
Market
Is
On
Upgrade
Again
New
High
Ground
Reached
Yes
terday
Despite
Heavy
Turnover
Of
Nearly
3,000,000
Shares
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
20:
The
stock
market
advanced
to
new
high
ground
yesterday
with
many
Issues
total
of
2,880,000
shares
changed!
hands
and
closlngl
averages
were(
as
follows:
Industrials,
148.44j
up
1.38;,
rails,
29.73,
up
.32;
bonds,
98.82,
up
.12.
!
POUND
IN
MONTREAL
MONTREAL,
Nov.
20:
(CP)
The
British
pound
sterling
closed
at
$4.97i
bnt
he
local
exchange
mart
yesterday.
In
New
York
It
was
$4.92.
'..
TRADE
AGREEMENT
WITH
NEW
ZEALAND
OTTAWA,
Nov.
20:
(CP)
A
new
trade
treaty
has
been
con-
eluded
.between
Canada
and
New
Zealand,
it
was
officially
announced
last
night.
Details
will
be.
made
public
tomorrow.
.
.
J.
H.
Blackmore
Of
Lethbridgc
To
.
Head
Social
Creditors
At
Ot-
-
Jt
tawa
Caucus'
-AfEdmonton"
EDMONTON,
Nov.
20.
Thirteen
of
fifteen
federal
members
of
the
Social
Credit
party,
meeting
here
yesterday
in
connection
with
the
caucus
of
federal,
provincial
and
municipal
members,
tentativelj
Chose
J.
H.
Blackmore
of
Leth-bridge
to
be
leader
of
the
group
In
the
House
of
Commons
at
Ot
tawa.
Final
decision
was
left
op?n
until
the
choice
has
been
approv
ed
by
two
Saskatchewan
Social
Credit
members
who
were
unable
to
be
present.
The
Social
Credit
caucus,
over
which
Premier
William
A.
Aberhart
Is
presiding,
has
been
in
almost
continuous
session
since
Monday
and
is
not
expected
to
conclude
until
tomorrow,
so
Interesting
and
great
are
the
prdblems.
mainly
hi
i
i
I
i.
Hon.
E.
C
Manning,
provincial
'
secretary,
spoke
today
on
the
work
of
his
department.
n.tu
j
.
i
i
t
High
10:00
a.m.
19.0
ft.
22:41
pjiu
16!7
It.
Low
'
3:30
a.m.
8.9
ft.
16:37
p.m.
75
ft.
RIT1SH
MINER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBER
20,
1935
r
STRIKE
PRICE:
5
CENTS
MOOTED
BUSINESS
SHOWS
BIG
INCREASE
Royal
Baby's
First
Photograph
MONEY
FOR
British
Columbia
In
FISHERMEN
c
J:
M
1
A
Vickersen
Tells
Vancouver
Of
Benefits
From
Duty
Change
On,
Ila!ibut
"loniato
Men
Fearful
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
20:
G.
W.
V'lckerson
of
Prince
Rupert,
who
a
vhitor
here,
said
yesterday
bat
the
reduction
of
the
duty
n
halibut
entering
the
United
States
from
Canada
would
mean
SGO.fiOQ
a
vear
more
money
for
British
Columbia
coast
halibut
fishermen.
Comnivn'inT
on
tbe
agreement,
Mr.
Nirkspn
said
it
wou'd
place
halibut
boats
operating
Out
of
Prince
Rupert
In
as
good
a
position
as
those
out
of
Seattle
and
should
raise
the
price
of
halibut
h-
half
n
rent
a
round.
The
Prince
Rupert
broker
came
here
to
meet
Mrs.
Nickeron
who
n
'n'
Tosterday
n
the
Empress
of
Japan
from
a
trip
to
Honolulu
on
which
she
was
accompanied
hv
Mrs.
F.
G.
Brynildsen
of
Vic
toria.
TOMATO
GROWERS
FEAtlFULj
VICTORIA,
Nov.
20:
Hothouse
tomato
growers
of
Vancouver
Island
are
fearful
of
the
effects
of
the
new
reciprocity
treaty
with
the
United
States
which
provides
for
a
lowering
of
duties
on
fruits
and
vegetables.
Unless
adequate
dumping
duties
are
provided,
it
may
mean
the
complete
ruination
of
the
hothouse
tomato
industry,
Baby
Prince
Is
Baptized
on
Of
Duke
And
Duchess
Of
Kent
Booze
Turnover
Shows
Profits
'Are
Highest
Since
Boom
Days
With
Large
Increases
Both
in
Gross
Receipts
and
Their
Excess
of
Costs
VICTORIA,
Nov.
20:
(CP)
Indicating
that
British
Columbia
is
in
a
spending
mood
again,
the
provincial
government
announced
today
that
liquor
profits
for
the
six
months
ending
September
30
were
the
highest
since
trie
boom
days
of
1929
despite
reduced
prices.
Sales
amounted
to
$5,400,000,
an
increase
of
$430,000
over
the
same
period
last
year,
while
profits
amounted
to
$1,125,000,
an
increase
of
$200,000.
LEADER
OF
i
c
NEW
PARTY:-
Dlun
icuerai
ana
p.-ovmciai
omj.
Brown,
.aged
memoers
were
guesis
oi
me
gov
ernment
at
a
dinner
last
night.
Halibut
Arrivals
Summary
American
49,000
pounds,
and
6c
and
7.6c,
and
6c.
Canadalan
None.
reaching
new
highs
for
the
year.
A
Storage
American
7.52
Baltic,
10,000,
7.6c
and
6c,
Booth
Fisheries.
Urania,
28,000,
offered
7.5c
but
Is
not
selling.
Probably
will
return
to
Ketchikan.
ioaay.
In
Auto
C.
F.
CANDIDATE
LOSES
DEPOSIT
IN
BY-ELECTION
FIGHT
'
SASKATOON,
Nov.
20:
(CP)
7-r-Dx.
J.
C.
King,
Liberal,
was
elected
yesterday
to
the'
Sas-
katchewan
Legislature
in
the
Humboldt
by-election,
necessl-
tated
by
the
death
of
James
Hogan.
former
Liberal
member
for
the
riding.
Dr.
King
de-
feated
Joseph
Burton,
the
C.
C.
F.
candidate,
who
lost
his
deposit.
In
the
last
provincial
election,
Mr.
Hogan
won
5345
to
2711
over
Mr.
Burton
who
just
managed
to
save
his
de-
posit
on
that
occasion.
Best
Christmas
Gift
This
Is
a
season
of
the
year
when
people
are
selecting
their
Christmas
gifts
to
go
to
different
parts
of
the
world.
May
'we
suggest
that
nothing
is
so
acceptable
to
a
former
resident
of
Prince
Rupert
or
to
one
who
has
friends
and
Interests
In
the
city-or
district,
as
a
copy
of.
the
Dally
News
mailed
to
them
direct
at
the
special
'
Christmas
Gift
rate
of
$2.00
A
YEAR
In
this
way
they
get
approximately
300.
reminders
of
your
thoughtfulness.
THREE
DIE,
IN
CRASH
regard
to
provincial
affairs,
which
SIant
oman
and
Son
Of
Durham,
are
being
discussed.
Ontario,
Lose
Lives
Collision
BRONTE,
Ont.,
Nov.
20:
(CP)--
64,
of
Dur-
iham,
Ontario,
his
wife,
and
their
twenty-year
old
son
were
Instantly
killed
when
the
coupe
which
ths
son
was
driving
skidded
and
crashed
into
a
transport
truck
headed
in
the
opposite
direction.
BAR
SILVER
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
20:
(CP)
Bar
j
silver
was
unchanged
at65c
per
Paragon,
39,000,
7.5c
and
6c,
Cold.
ounce
on
tne
local
metaI
markt
DOLLAR
IN
NEW
YORK
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
20:
(CP)
The
Canadian
dollar
was
quoted
at
a
discount
of
1
1-16
here
yesterday.