She
MEETING
OF
P.T.ASS'N
rrrcnUtion
of
Entrance
Certlfi
cates
by
Inspector
of
Schools
The
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Parent-Teachers'
Association
took
place
last
evening
at
Booth
Memorial
School
with
Mrs.
D.
C.
Stuart,
the
president.
In
the
chair.
There
was
a
splendid
attendance
of
pupils
and
parents,
the
occasion
being
the
presentation
oi
Entrance
to
mgn
scnooi
ceruw-catcs.
In
opening
the
meeting
Mrs.
Stuart
welcomed
the
children
and
congratulated
them
on
having
uassed
an
Important
milestone
In
their
lives.
Mrs.
Stuart
also
told
of
the
children's
story
hour
which
Is
being
held
under
the
supervision
of
Mrs.
J.
T.
Mandy.
who
will
be
as
sisted
by
Mrs.
Neal
Carter
and
Miss
Alleen
Olbson.
The
first
hour
will
be
held
on
November
3
for
children
between
the
ages
of
four
years
and
twelve
In
the
room
above
the
pub-lie
library.
Before
making
the
prcsentaUon
of
certificates.
School
Inspector
T.
W.
Hall
snoke
to
the
nunlls
con-
gratulaUng
them.
He
also
spoke
of
the
great
credit
due
to
the
parents
who
enabled
the
children
to
have
such
schools
with
efficient
staffs.
They
had
achieved
this
measure
of
success
also
by
their
own
efforts
and
he
told
them
to
face
the
future
with
the
same
spirit.
Education!
should
make
a
responsible.
Intelligent
and
fair
democracy.
The
future
would
be
what
they
made
It
and,
with
courage
and
cheer
In
their
hearts,
there
would
be
no
occasion
for
fear.
Mr.
Hall
then
presented
the
Oovernor-Oenerals
meaai
to
Miss
Helen
Valentine
who
led
this
district
In
the
entrance
examina
tion.
The
presentation
of
certificates
was
proceeded
with
and
after
a
very
enthusiastic
vote
of
thanks
the
meeting
concluded.
Miss
Edith
Ritchie,
with
-a
cap-ablv
rendered
nlano
selection,
nnd
J.
A.
Tcng.
with
vocal
solos,
accom
panied
by
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black,
provided
an
acceptable
program.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER.
Oct.
18:
(CP)
11M..l
n.na
mining
n
7RlP
IIOT
bU-
Col.
Roioe
C
Turner
inspecting
the
aeroplaric
m
which
he
and
Clyde
Papgbom
wUl
enter
In
Iht"
LoTiton
to
Melbourne
air
race
this
week-end.
WHEAT
PRICES
TAKE
TUMBLE
Reports
of
French
Sfilinu
Activity
Cause
of
Break
in
Chicago
And
Winnipeg
WINNIPEG.
Oct.
18:
(CP)
On
the
strength
of
reports
that
France
was
offering
to
sell
wheat
at
prices
meeting
those
of
the
Argentine,
there
was
a
break
in
grain
prices
on
the
Winnipeg
and
Chicago
markets
yesterday.
Wheat
here
was
one
cent
a
bushel
lower
man
tne
aay
pre
vious
while
Chicago
recorded
losses
of
almost
two
cents.
district.
The
permit
specifies
thaUrrn:
only
local
residents
are
to
ue
em
ployed
In
the
cutting
and
shipping
of
the
logs
and
that,
under
no
con
sideration,
are
men
to
be
brought
In
for
the
purpose.
The
lumber
committee
of
the
chamber
has
the
matter
in
hand
and
has
asked
the
members
of
the
Northern
B.
C.
Lumbermen's
Association
to
co-operate
with
It
In
getting
ln
touch
with
possible
buy
ers
and
ln
-
putting
buyers
and
log-
from
ns
a
possible
purchaser
of
hemlock
logs
for
shipment
to
the'
Orient
and
others
It
Is
expected
will
j
be
Interested.
It
Is
probable
that
a
number
of
logging
firms
both
ln
Prince
Rupert
and
throughout
the
district
may
be
able
to
share
ln
the
work
of
producing
the
logs.
The
grain
and
fish
committees
of
the
chamber
have
already
com-
she!
on
the
local
exchange
today.
'
menced
negotiations
with
fa,
view
to
Todays
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
n
Rupert
Raining,
fresh
High
10:44
am
20.4
It.
p,
23:05
20.0
It.
pjn.
r.h.
3
t
wind;
barometer,
29.65;
Low
4:19
ajn.
5.4
f.t
tiwp'f
a'urc.
43;
sea
rough.
16:56
pjn.
5.4
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
I
flu.
v
,
XXIV
No.
242.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
OCTOBER
18,
1934
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
TIMBER
INDUSTRY
IS
FORGING
AHEAD
ALLEGEbXASTER
MINDS
IN
MARSEILLES
INCIDENT
TAKEN
i
r
4"tYYtT-ma-rtT
It
.
t
r-ki
I
-ntr
t
inn
4
v
I
w
a
ir
1
ITT
.
I
Log
Scae
For
Year
Siious
Big
Increase
Over
That
of
1933
production
For
Year
to
Date
Has
Been
Billion
and
Half
Board
Fcct1500
More
Men
(Jo
to
Work
In
Period
of
Four
Months
VICTORIA,
Oct
18;
(CP)
The
log
scale
for
British
liumbia
for
the
first
nine
months
of
the
year
is
placed
at
a
billion
and
a
half
board
feet
by
the
Forest
Branch,
this
mng
an
increase
of
1)50,000,000
board
feet
over
the
same
wnod
last
year.
The
Department
of
Labor
estimates
that
new
activity
has
been
responsible
for
the
employment
f
an
additional
1500
men
in
the
woods
and
mills
during
lie
last
four
months.
FIGHT
FOR
HAUPTMANN
Arpwl
Atlnt
KUradlUon
to
New
Jmey
In,
Carried
U
-lllghrr
CourtJ
H
NEW
YORK.
Oct.
18:
CP-
'
M
'uvrcetL-
chlct
defence
f'.r
llruno
Richard
Haupt
,!
mmounced
yeaterday
tint
f
ui
against
extrodiuon
of
p
mann
to
the
8tate
of
New
;.
face
trial
lor
the
kld-
"iia
utid
murder
of
baby
C:
u.!
Augustus
Lindbergh
would
fc?
uu'
.i
to
the
appellate
court
i
if
nrcessary.
to
the
8upreme
f
un
"f
the
United
State.
Tlie
EuDcti'ir
Court
of
New
York
on
Tu,
-..uy
denied
the
habeas
corput
P
'!!
auon
on
behalf
of
Haupt-tnanu
against
extradition
to
New
Jcar.
VACCINE
FOR
PERITONITIS
Amnion
Collt-e
of
Surgeon
Told
Of
Newly
Discovered
Boon
III
Surgery-
BOSTON,
Oct.
18:
(CP
The
annual
convention
of
the
American
C'-Uprc
of
Surgeons
here
yesterday
a:
told
of
a
new
preventative
vac-":ie
for
peritonitis
which
was
declared
to
be
ncarlv
one
hundred
percent
effective,
By
the
use
of
the
vaniine
it
was
stated,
the
death
late
frnm
ivtrltnnltla
xntiM
Ka
duccd
f
rnm
thirty
i
r
t
ir
nt
rntl.
Th"
vaccine
can
bo
obtained
from
me
hlRhcr
animals.
NO
HALIBUT
IN
No
boats
being
In
with
calchcs
Uiere
was
no
sale
of
halibut
on
the
"ca!
fish
exchange
today.
MOHB
ASl'KN
LOOS
Ti
I.I.
i.
.
"
nr.
nun
ri.n
TO
ORIENT
SOON
-
a
-
.
ne
freighter
City
of
Van-
couvcr.
which
sailed
from
here
t
the
first
of
the
week
for
China
with
nspen
logs
from
-
noser
Lake
district.
Is
ex-T
?rctl
here
again
In
December
J
w
another
similar
rnrgo.
Today's
Stocks
(Court
j
B.
O.
Johnoo
Oo.)
Vancouver
Alexandria,
MM.
Bayvlew,
SSI.
RCvNickcL,,G7.v
'
Biff
Missouri.
JO.
Dralornc,
13.60.
B.
H.
Cons.
.07
.
B.
R.
X.
Gold.
.20.
Butte
I.
X.
L.,
.05
task).
Cariboo
Quartz,
1.12.
Dentonla,
.49.
Dunwell.
30.
Qeorgta
IUver.
.01.
Oolconda.
23
(ask).
Hercule
Cons,
MVt.
Indian.
.01
H.
Mlnto,
.19.
Meridian.
.12.
Morning
Star.
.15.
National
Sliver.
.04.
Noble
Five.
.08.
Pend
Oreille.
.50.
Porter
Idaho.
.09.
Premier.
1.27.
Reward.
.04.
Reno.
.93.
Sliver
Crct,
.02
V,.
Salmon
Oold.
.1214.
Taylor
Bridge.
.25.
Wayside.
.07
Vi.
Whitewater.
.04.
Waverly
Tangier.
.014.
United
Empire.
.25.
Toronto
Central
Patricia.
1.05.
Chlbougamau.
.09
li.
Lee
Oold.
.09.
Oranada.
.45.
Inter.
Nickel.
24.10.
Macassa.
2.83.
Noranda.
37.35.
Sherrttt.
.52.
Slsco.
2.62.
Thompson
CadlllacJ5.
Ventures.
.91.
Lake
Maron,
.04Vfc.
Tcck
Hughes,
3.80.
Sudbury
Basin,
1.31.
Columarlo,
.20.
Smelter
Oold.
.29.
Can.
Malartlc,
'.CO.
Little
Long
Lac,
0.10.
Astoria
Rouyn,
.05.
Stadacona,
.20.
Maple
Leaf,
,101i.
Pickle
Crow.
1.87.
Long
Lac
Lagoon,
.24
(ask).
Manitoba
&
Eastern,
.24.
Oils
A.
P.
Cons,
.08
Amalgamated,
.OOJ.
C.
&
E
.05.
Calmont,
.05.
Dalhouslc.
.30.
Freehold,
.07.
Home
Oil.
.70.
Mcrlnnd,
.20.
Mar,
Jon,
.11.
United,
.04.
CHAIRMAN
EXPLAINS
Hon.
C.
r.
Fullerton
Make
Further
Statement
on
Hallway
Co'0(ratlon
MONTREAL,
Oct
18:
-
Des
patches
from
Hall'ax
carried
In
some
Canadian
papers
quoted
Hon
C.
P.
Fullerton
K.C..
chairman
of
the
board
of
trustees,
Canadian
National
Railways,
as
having
stated
in
an
address
there
that
poslsble
savings
from
railway
co-operation
In
Canada
would
be
fifty
million
dollars
annually.
Judge
Fullertor
yesterday
said:
"The
figure
I
used
In
this
connection
was
not
fifty
mil
lion
but
fifteen
million
and
this
I
qualified
by
saying
that
even
a
sav
ing
of
that
sum
would
be
contin
gent
upon
a
docile
public
who
would
submit
to
a
wholesale
abandonment
of
lines
now
serving
territories
upon
which
Industries
and
settlements
had
been
established
for
many
years."
Inspects
Niew
Plane
FUNERAL
Turn
Won
Charoed
With
OF
KING!
Bclsrade
Crowded
a
.Ml
Juto
Slavia
Unites
in
Grief
Fears
Vere
Felt
Special
Precautions
Were
Taken
to
Prevent
Untoward
Incidents
buried
In
the
Royal
Memorial
Chapel
at
Topolo.
CANADIAN
DOLLAR
NEW
YORK.
Oct.
18:
(CP)
The
Canadian
dollar
closed
at
a
premium
of
2c
on
the
local
foreign
exchange
market
yesterday.
Steps
Beine
Taken
to
Export
Hemlock
Logs
From
Here
Under
Permit
Granted
by
Government
.
The
-
council
.
of
the
.
Prince
n
Rupert
...
Chamber
of
.
Commerce,
1
C
L
...;n.
i
ir.n
Dtuiou
nnt
v'
m
I'irr
nvocu
ntr
vperpn
av
:ui
organization
of
the
whole
scheme
The
campaign
will
begin
at
once.
BAIt
SILVER
NEW
YORK.
Oct.
18:
(CP
Bar
silver
closed
at
534c
per
ounce
on
the
local
metal
market
today.
'
i
liming
inning
ui
Alexander
Arrested
Dr.
Anton
Pavelich
and
Eugene
'Kvatcrnik
Will
Fight
Extradition
Claiming
Immunity
as
Political
and
Not
Criminal
Refugees
tttrtm
Ttnlv
rift.
18:
rCP
Dr.
Anton
Pavelich
and
,
JJ
.
,
.
ir
Ml.
Belgrade.
Oct.
18:
i
CP)-;
Eugene
Kvaternik,
reputed
master
minus
m
me
Marseilles
There
were
nearly
500,000
visitors
assassinations
last
week
when
King
Alexander
of
Jugo-m
Be-grade
today
for
the
funeral
gavja
an(i
Foreign
Minister
Louis
Barthou
of
France
A
King
Alexander,
slain
monarch
fc
j
h
arrested
today
on
demand
of
?T3S1SiFn
Both
will
fight
extradition,
claiming
immunity
as
came
from
ail
parts
of
the
country
political
and
not
criminal
refugees.
.....
r
.
.
I
to
view
tne
procession
ana
pay
wieir
i
homage.
All
modes
of
transporta
tion
were
used.
The
city
was
hi-mided
with
a
white
mantle
heavy
snow
having
fallen
yester-J
day
Common
mourning
has
tended
to
unite
in
grief
the
whole
of
.the?
nation
for
the
time
being
at
least
I
Among
notable
-
visitors
tii
Belgrade
for
the
funeral
were
Presl
dent
Lebrun
of
France.
King
Boris',
of
Bulgaria
and
King-Carol
ofjtou
mania.
"
"
V
"
An
atmosphere
of
terror
pre
;
Commission
On
Maritimes
To
Hold
Sessions
IRISHMAN
CONFIDENT
Col.
James
Fitimaurice
Says
He
Will
Make
Australia
night
in
Sixty
Hours
LONDON,
Oct.
in:
wh.
James
Fitzmaurlce,
entrant
of
the
Irish
Free
States
ln
the
England
to
Australia
air
race
which
is
to
start
IS
LAID
1
rn
T
PHT1
I
Al
Ktol
Many
Attend
Funeral,
This
Alter-
I
noon
of
Late
Nina
Gurvich,
.
I
Who
Died
This
Week
Tently
-formed
-Maritime
-ommrs--j
larg?fCembIaW-
of
sion,
with
Sir
Thomas
White
as
Jate
nds
at
th(J
funera,
of
toe
chairman,
will
hold
situngs
in
New
,
.
,
.
.utu
.
.....
.
,
.
,
j
.
.
.
.
lilllA.
'
ii.a
'
WWI.VM
J
'
"
.
.vailed
lesi
anarcnis
snuum
at-
nrunswiek.
Nova
Scotia
ana
iTince
....
.
c
niace
uiu
ituciiiwu
hum
u.
.w.
i
tempt
....
to
takes
the
.
.
,.
lives
pi
.
Little
.
mviTi
Island.
,t
announced
.
l
l
Anglican
cathedral
to
Fair
dead
monarch.
King
Carol
King
hee
formed,
to
study
recommenda-
Boris
or
other
of
the
notables.
Se-.
Hons
of
the
Duncan
Commission
cret
service
agents
made
many
ar
rests
as
they
mingled,
among
the
crowds
seeking
firearms
and
bombs.
However,
there
were
no
un-,ine
Dominion
and
the
three
pro-
toward
incidents.
,
vlnces.
The
body
of
King
Alexander
was
One
of
the
most
Important
matters
to
be
taken
up
is
that
of
revision
of
the
financial
arangements
between
Cemeterv.
Deceased
was
a
popular
and
widely
known
local
boy
and
many
were
desirous
of
paying
final
tributes
to
his
memory
as
well
as
expressing
sympathy
for
the
be
reaved.
Very
Rev.
James
B.
Gibson,
dean
of
the
Cathedral,
officiated
and
Peter
Leln
presided
at
the
or
gan
to
accompany
the
hymns.
Following
the
service
In
the
Ca
thedral,
a
long
concourse
followed
the
cortege
to
the
cemetery.
Pall
bearers
were
Ross
Mazzel,
Victor
on
Saturday,
caused
a
raua
sens.-
facti0n
Late
Yesterday
But
Aver-
tlon
among
the
21
participants)
arts
Krrn
un
Over
Dav
yesterday
when
he
declared
that
he
Previous
intended
to
make
the
flight
in
sixty
hours.
The
present
record
is
six.
neV
YORK,
Oct.
18:
Several
Is-days
and
seventeen
hours.
jsues
reached
highest
levels
for"
Col.
Roscoe
Turner
Wtlll
V
UVI
1
VOlUtllfc
J
!
ijiiwv
ivcnuii(,
vu.v.....
-
i
XV..
.
-
..i,n,Un,.
nnmmiHaAi!
tn
wntAr
tvitVi
tVir
iiiir-
Pancborn
and
Capt
and
Clyde
and
Mrs.
pose
of
taking
advantage
?
the
special
permit
of
t
pro-
."
vincial
government
allowing
the
cutting
and
marketing
i
ln
aratlon
for
the
race.
OI
tllii
iy
iuiiiiuii
icct
ui
iicuuuvn.
iuo
in
mc
'nvi.
1.1
Restrictions
on
weigm
iiavt-
!
forced
some
of
the
compeUtors
ln
shipping
grain
and
fish
with
the
:
the
race
to
make
wholesale
sacrifice
logs.
The
freight
rates
committee
j
of
gasoline
and
other
equipment.
will
keep
In
touch
with
tne
railway
to
secure
the
best
possible
rates
on
,
logs
from
Interior
points
within
the-:
Prince
Rupert
district
Finally,
the
chamber
of
commerce,
being
now
wholly
without
funds,
the
membership
committee
under
Paul
Armour
will
make
a
drive
for
new
members
ln
order
va
if
mnv
hr
iwulble
to
nroDerlv
I
ft
m
M
lb
to
M
m
iliu
i
w
mr
w
-
-
M
r
w
gers
ln
touch
with
each
other.
Al-1
inance
the
work
of
the
various
ready
one
firm
has
been"
heard
(
Pommuu.es
in
connection
with
the
LOS
ANGELES
RAIN
CEASES
LOS
ANGELES,
Oct.
18:-A
break
In
the
downpour
of
rain
which
had
fallen
In
Southern
California
for
eighteen
hours
steadily
came
last
this
morning
to
be
on
time.
;
.
jlnch,
,
-
night,
giving
rise
to
hopes
that
tne
flood
threat
would
be
averted.
A
number
of
roads
were
made
Impassable
owing
to
the
heavy
rain
and
several
homes
had
to
be
eva
cuated.
There
was,
however,
no
lous
damage
and,
as
far
as
can
be
'learned,
no
casualUes.
Uu
to
noon
yesterday
two
and
a
half
Inches
of
rain
had
fallen
at
Tvtnifrht
train
Awf
from
tho
Lone
Beach.
Metropolitan
Los
An
UIHII
M
"
--
-
,
'
,
.
-
East
at
10:15
p.m,
was
reported
Vgcles
reported
three-quarters
of
an
Kovlch.
Robert
Reld,
Frank
Coma-dlna,
William
Schrtaberg
and
Rich
ard
Bury.
There
were
many
floral
offerings.
Npw
York
Stocks
In
Upward
Trend
three
months
on
the
New
Yorkv
Stock
Exchange
yesterday
before
reaction
set
in,
leaving
the
closing
averages
slightly
ahead
of
the
day
previous.
Rails
were
particularly
strong.
The
day's
turnover
totalled
600,000
shades.
Closing
averages
were:
Industrials,
05.29.
up
.04:
rails.
36.57,
up
.21;
utilities,
20,
oft
.12,
and
bonds,
93.43,
up
.01.
Damage
in
Manila
Storm
is
Placed
.
At
$2,500,000
MANILA.
Oct.
18:
(CP
Damage
is
a
result
of
the
typhoon
which
swept
the
Manila
district
on
Tuesday,
causing
considerable
loss
of
life,
was
last
night
officially
placed
at
s.'.auu.uuu.
POUND
AT
MONTREAL
MONTREAL,
Oct.
18:
(CP)
The
British
pound
sterling
closed
at
$4.83j
on
the
local
exchange
market
yesterday.