Three
boys
of
lurlHBt
ge.
char-
'They
were
on
their
way
from
with
dlschaffin
firearms
'
falo.
where
they
sow
raalde,
to
within
the
city
iimtut,
pleaded
guilty
in
city
police
court
before
Magistrate
McClymtm
Saturday
Brilliant
Gathering
in
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow',?
Tides
prince
Rupert
Raining,
light
High
Y
2:00
a.m.
20.8
ft.
c
.uUieast
wind;
barometer,
29.G0;
1
13:41
pjn.
23.4
ft.
(rtnpcrature.
39;
sea
choppy.
Low
7:50
a.m.
62
tt.
20:26
p.m.
0.3
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
V
XXV
No.
12,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
JANUARY
15,
1934
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTO
ROOSEVELT
SLASHES
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
WRECK
NEAR
KAMLOOPS
SUNDAY
Another
Important
Monetary
Recommendation
Is
Made
To
DTP
I7TOE
AT
DlU
IllU-
ri
1
!
W7J
IITFUnD
CC
'
Tl
111
1
lillVlviJLi
carjf
of
Klondike
AirwayiwiM1
.
.
t
r.ilM.il
l
a
uui
Mim
.-
"""""
At
mo
wtrnTiioitsE.
Yukon
Territory.!
,
,r
15
Canadian
Pro
-The
K
iidvite
Airways
garage
here
wai
-.pietely
destroyed
by
fire
last
r
night.
The
tons
is
estimated
U
'
$2"
000
Today's
Stocks
Vancouver
Bi-
Mi'murl.
JS8.
B
NH-kel.
.55.
n
It
X
.
M.
B
1!
Coni
J14.
IV
.I'Uiic.
10.24.
r
uiboo
OoW.
2J0.
'.i"nna.IUyei
Sak(
i
t'l'imii,
.9X
Mi-ic
.j9.
'
M
:mn
Star.
-51.
N.'ivc
Bon.
.004.
N
i'mnal
Silver.
to
Nbic
pic.
iav.
r-ufi
Oreille,
JH.
r
-urr
Idaho.
.13.
ri-
mler.
1.06.
P'rvrit
Maedenald,
21.
R'
WHrd.
.10H.
Brim,
,9t.
Sliver
Crest
.02.
W
.ynkle.
43fc.
Whitewater,
.08.
Wavcrly.
02.
Oil
F'ibynn.
Jb0.
H'tine.
1.88,
f
&
E.
Corp'n
1.08.
Freehold.
.12Vfc.
ftterlliiR
Pacific.
.05.
Toronto
Alexandria,
MA.
C
nlumarlo.
.58V4.
Ontral
Patricia,
Kirkland
Lake
bold.
.29.
I
NnrHnda.
34.25.
'
Rhrrrltt
Oordon.
1.01.
lot
Nickel,
22.15.
Orunada,
.69.
MarHina,
2,09.
Bisoo.
1.55?
today's
weather
Dead
Tree
Point
Raining,
south
gale;
barometer.
29.50;
tcm
tlPl'lttllfA
,
Q
...
,.,,ntt
H
.
,
Triple
Island-Raining,
iresn
southeast
wind:
sea
chonnv.
Langnra
Island
Overcast,
light
southeast
wind;
light
westerly
swell.
Terrnce
Cloudy,
south
wind
34
i
Alice
Arm
Heavy
snow,
calm,
34.'
Anyox
-Heavy
snow,
calm,
34
TWI.NTY-ONE
KII.IXD
4
AS
INDIA
IS
ItOCKU)
BY
I'.AKTIItJUAKK
SHOCK
CALCUTTA,
Jan,
15:
(CP1-
At
Ipngt
.......
J
tit,t.,uMo
.
were
killed
and
many
Injured
urtng
u
protracted
earth-
Itlin
L
a
at.
....
i.
I.
shock
wiucn
rocked
all
li'Uia
lutluy.
.1
Congress
By
U.S.
President
'Nationalization
of
Entire
Supply
of
Yellow
Metal
in
Country
UrKed
by
Chief
Executive
Leaving
Silver
Alone
For
Time
Being
at
Least
urACUtvr?Tnv
nr
io
15:
is-
irv
Procirlonr
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt,
in
a
.
1
1
'
today,
recommenuea
a
minimum
cut
oi
iony
perveiii
m
the
goid
content
of
the
dollar
and
asked
for
nationaliza-
tion
of
the
entire
gold
supply
of
the
country.
Because
of
world
uncertainties,"
the
president
refrained
from
fix-
-
,lng
the
exact
status
for
the
dollar
.
,
at
this
time.
but
he
made
it
clear
I
II
I
A
I
that
he
was
holding
to
his
"commo-
1
lLiLi
i
1
dlty
plan."
txt
rfyT
Tne
President
withheld
any
ad-I
fvn
p
A
I
II
III
K
dtUonal
recommendations
on
sii-JLjLin.liJVVlV
veJ.
-because,-
he
jaw,
i
believe
lllark
Hawks
and
Uantfni
Continue
In
Draw
For
Hockey
Leader
thin
American
Move
Up
CH1CAOO.
Jan
15
'CP
Chi-
OBHO
UMCK
Itawu
ann
nrw
iuim
flans
era,
by
virtue
of
home
victor-ie
WnMrht
over
New
York
Americana
and
Montreal
Maroons
re
tfKttvly.
remained
In
a
tic
for
the
tautershtp
of
the
American
Dl-vMon
of
the
National
Hockey
Lwf
ue
with
Detroit
Red
Wings
de-
fMttnc
Boston
Bruins
at
Detroit
trail
a
scant
point
behind.
New
York
Americans,
by
virtue
f
playing
a
draw
with
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
at
Toronto
Saturday
night,
crept
Into
a
Ue
with
Mon-
trwl
Maroon
for
third
place
hon-
ora
In
'the
International
Division.
Week
-
end
National
Hockey
League
score
were
as
follows:
Saturday
Scores
I
Ottawa
0.
Canadiens
0.
New
Yurk
Americans
2,
Toron'o
2.
Sunday
Scores
Montreal
1.
New
York
Rangers
3.
Boston
0.
Detroit
2
New
York
Americans
0.
Chicago
4.
BIG
SPEED
TWT
HTlMrvf1!
BY
WEIDEL"
'd
Nolcd
American
Pilot
Drives
Plane
232
Miles
Per
Hour
to
Win
Rare
at
Miami
MIAMI.
Fla..
Jan.
15:
James'
free-for-all
airplane
race
at
the
.
.,
U.w
Cnlnrrlnv
Tin
m
ami
Air
iihimi
iiciu
ua.uiuuj.
,
-
turned
in
a
speea
oi
m
mux
our'
Vallee
Eludes
Process
Servers
Crooning
Orrliestra
Leader,
Being
Sued
by
Wife
for
Separate
Main.
tenanrc.
Speeding
Lastward
LOS
ANGELES.
Jan.
15:-Elud-
inir
nrnoess
servers
in
connection
.n
r
Wltn
IIIC
BlUl
1U4
m(iv
.........v..
ftnce
which
is
telng
brought
against
him
by
his
wife.
Gay
Webb
Vallee,
nurlv
Vallee.
the
crooning
orcnet.
trni
Wrier
was
snrcdliig
eastward
by
train
last
night
New
York
is
be-
special
message
to
Congress
.
a
-
f
f
i.
-
.
t
2
that
we
should,
gej
lii'jnore
toow-ledie""orttie
"results
of
tfie
London
agreement
ftn"d
of
our
own
mpne-
tary
measures."
The
Treasury
Department
today
announced
an
Increase
of
39
cents
per
ounce
In
the
price
of
gold
to
$34.45
effective
on
Tuesday.
i
.Montreal
rriee
Jump.
MONTREAL,
Jan.
15:
Following
President
Roosevelt's
message
to
the
United
States
Congress
regarding
the
gold
content
of
the
dollar,
onlrt
ntintatlnns
lllmned
3.V-
to
mM
m
the
loca,
meU,
market
'
-
1
1
,
'
f
OriTier
LOCai
Ulfl
,
WoHc
in
Virfnrm
'
111
',l,lw,iU
j
Mlu
Nlcie
Mary
De
Marco
Becomes'
llrlde
of
Reginald
Finrham
The
marriage
took
place
recently
in
victoria
of
Miss
Nlcie
Mary
De
Marco,
formerly
of
Prince
Rupert
and
for
the
past
four
years
resld-
jnR
in
victoria,
to
Reginald
Fiuclv
Bm
0f
victoria,
a
member
of
tin
;
jhlp't
company
of
H.
M.
C.
S.
Van-
COuver.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Flncham
will
i
reside
In
Victoria.
!
Mrs.
Flncham
is
the
eldest
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
N.
De
Mnron
fnrtnerlv
nf
Prlnr
Rlinert
now
residing
In
New
West
minster.
Orange
Ladies'
Telephone
Bridge
Enjoyable
Event
'party
was
held
at
a
number
of
I
.U...
c.tuwl.i.
nlnVit
I
iiuiiira
in
iuciiiutiia
oaiu
uui
iui.i.
:
.
.
.....
by
the
Ladles'
Orange
Benevolent
Ac,at,on-
Tne
prize
winners
were;
incucs
first.
Mrs.
O.
Krausc;
second.
Miss
Francis
Smith;
men's
first.
Oeorge
Howe;
second.
Robert
wiison.
Hostesses
were
Mrs.
Robert
Mur-
ray.
Mrs.
J.
W.
Moorchousc
housc.
Mrs.
J.
,R.
Murray.
Mrs.
G.
Krausc.
Mrs.
J.
O.
Vlercck,
Mrs.
R.
T.
Anderson,
iGHIV
flBHflPW
a
nM
jHiV
a
One
of
the
mast
brJiian:
and
fa
aionaule
assemblages
of
opera-lovers
in
many
years
graces
the
justly-famed
"Diamond
Horse'
shoe"
of
the
Metropolitan
Opera
House
In
New
York,
as
the
sea
son
gets
underway,
with
"Peter
Ibbetson",
a
modern
offering
by
Deems
Taylor
ENGINEER
IS
KILLED
G.
Harrison
Loses
Life
on
C.
N.
R.
Near
Kamloops
When
Engine
Hits
Slide
KAMLOOPS,
Jan.
15:
(CP)
Engineer
W.
f.
Harrison
was
killed
and
Fireman
A.
MacLean
and
Itrakcman
J.
T.
Cottman
suffered
minor
injuries
at
6
o'clock
yesterday
morning
when
an
east-bound
Canadian
National
freight
train
struck
a
rock
slide
about
eight
miles
west
of
here.
The
locomotive
and
two
empty
cars
turned
over
Into
Tranquille
take,
carrying
the
engineer
with
tliem.
The
body
had
not
been
found
up
to
Sunday
night,
Harrison
resided
in
Kamloops.
Art
Easson
and
I
:e
in
Toronto
Local
Friend
writing
to
a
local
friend.
A.
A.
Easson,
formerly
of
this
city.
wlio.
,
wltn
Mrs.
easson
ana
son.
is
at
.present
In
Toronto,
tells
of
exper
-
1
,
iencing
twenty-six
below
zero
wa
-
ther
recently
in
tne
eastern
city..
Mrs.
Easson
went
6ovntown
to
j
some
shopping
and
had
her
ftat-
eTs
"nipped."
Wind,
rain
and
all.
the
Eass-na
agree
that
they
would
Brampton,
Ontario,
for
a
visit
'with
Doug's
parents.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Stork
Dong
said
that
he
Mrs.
M.
M.
Lamb,
Mrs.
Victor
Men-,
much
rather
lve
Prince
Rupert
lie,
Mrs.
E.
Larscn,
Mrs.
A.
Guyan,
.winters
than
those
of
Toronto
Mrs.
George
Howe.
Mrs.
Wide.
Mrs.!
which
nas
been
having
the
coldest
W.
E.
Denning,
Mrs.
F.
Barber
and
weather
in
sixty-two
year.
Mfg.
8.
V.'Cox.
u
Mr.
Easson
recently
met
Mr.
and
'
I
Mrs.
Douglas
Stork
In
Toronto.
afternoon.
Imposing
of
sentences
nked
Buffalo
but
Would
muct
pr-llcved
to
bt'
la
desUnaMon
being
reserved
for
u
we?k.
fer
to
live
on
uv
Punm
r.K
GOLD
CONTENT
"Diamond
Horseshoe"
SUFFERS
AMNESIA
Well
Dressed
Youth
Asks
'Frisco
Police
1
AUt
Him
Fhlish
His
Own
Identity
SAN
FRANCISCO.
Jan.
15:-Ap-
parenUy
suffering
from
a
complete
attack
of
amnesia,
a
well
dressed
vouth.
aDDearlna
to
be
about
22
years
of
age
and
believed
to
be
a
'
ere
love,y
indeed
their
gowns
college
boy.
asked
the
San
Fran-!
"de
IdenUcally
alike
also
on
long
Cisco
police
yesterday
to
help
hlmiPr111""
lines
with
dainty
Jaquettes
establish
his
own
idenUty.
He
was'
match
on
which
were
fashioned
wearing
clothes
some
of
which
th
new
sleecs
ot
tlny
ruKles
from
ramp
from
New
Ynrk
Mlnneannll
Shoulder
to
elbow.
The
former
and
Los
Angeles
but
there
were
no
personal
Identification
marks.
Rental
Rate
In
Prince
Rupert
Holds
UD
Well
'
r
House
rentals
in
Prince
Rupert
bla.
according
.
....
to
.
a
.
comparative
..
.
Su
ETb."
.
SSSS.1
,7
"
,
"
r
V,
Zl
"VT,,
.
1
or
"y.
"
"
'
.
a
,
t"wuum
1U,B
W-
m
do;";
picwa-
Wheat
Prices
vANrntTvrrt
Jan
15-
(CP)
wrtotedJaat
TtZ
local
exchange
today.
NEW
YORK
SILVER
WEDDING
IS
ELABORATE
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral,
Scene
of
Marriage
of
Miss
Amelia
Gur-vich
and
Edward
Olsen
One
of
the
prettiest
and
most
elaborate
marriage
ceremonies
to
be
solemnized
In
Prince
Rupert
In
some
considerable
time
took
place
at
3:30
yesterday
afternoon
in
St.
Andrew
s
Anglican
Cathedral,
Very
Rev
James
B.
Gibson,
the
dean,
officiating,
when
Miss
Amelia
Mai
guerite
Gurvich,
elder
daughter
of
the
late
Nick
Gurvich
and
Mrs
rhnstine
Gurvich,
was
united
in
h
bonds
of
matrimony
to
Edward
Ludvlk
Olsen.
second
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Olaf
Olsen
of
Vesthes,
Norway.
The
congregation
assembled
was
so
large
as
to
completely
tax
the
capacity
of
the
spacious
cathedral.
forcing
many
to
stand
In
the
aisles
and
elsewhere.
The
chancel
and
church
were
de-
wbite-sailn-sUeaniersjUMl-the.nup-ij,ea.s
tiai
ceremony
was
performed
un
der
a
wedding
bell
in
a
beautiful
floral
arch.
The
bride,
who
entered
the
church
to
the
strains
of
the
Wedding
March
from
"Lohengrin"
played
on
the
pipe
organ
by
Peter
Lien,
upon
the
arm
of
her
eldest
brother,
John
Gurvich,
by
whom
she
was
given
in
marriage,
was
graceful
and
stately
in
a
lovely
I
wedding
dress
of
white
crepe
back
satin,
imported
and
designed
by
Madame
Annette.
The
gown
was
made
on
long
Princess
lines
with
draped
cowl
neckline
and
wide
elbow
length
sleeves
with
which
were
worn
white
kid
gloves.
The
bride's
long
Howlng
white
embroidered
!
Phanttlla
not
veil
ti-o
hM
In
,
,
I
Pl3Ce
Wlth
H
Jullet
C3P
made
lth
'
I
uuy
orange
Diossoms.
i
ne
Dnoe
s
i
Douquet
consisted
of
large
white
and
yel,ow
chrysanthemums.
Mlss
Dorothy
Balimger.
as
maid
i
honor-
and
Mlss
NeUie
Onnlch,
i
ter
of
the
bride,
as
bridesmaid,
c05
uale
D,ue
taWeta
anti
latter
pale
.
yellow,
with
picture,
hats,
gloves
and
shoes
to
match
Their
bouquets
were
of
pale
pink
Laddie
carnations.
Boyo
ourvicn.
nepnew
oi
uie;vlce
on
the
BeUa
coola-Skeena
bride,
was
rlngbearer
and
carried
.
River-Prince
Rupert
route,
the
ring
on
a
white
satin
cushion.
'
He
wore
black
knickers
and
white
blouse
111
uttle
Fauntleroy
stvle.
The
flower
girl
was
little
Mary
Bill
and
the
veil
was
carried
by
whtte
5llk
flat
crepe
fashloned
aUke
wiin
siivpr
npnnaress.
The
groomsman
was
Fred
Wick.
During
the
signing
of
the
regis
ter
J
A
Tens
sane
"Because
ac
comimnled
by
Peter
Uen.
Usherg
were
Frank
pitzpatrlck
and
Jack
Mussallem.
-
,,
.,
Is
Held
"
'
'
""b
After
4
the
wedding
ceremony
a
lanje
wedding
dinner
and
reception
were
held
at
the
home
of
the
bride's
mother
at
622
Fraser
Street
where
over
two
hundred
guests
called
to
bestow
their
best
wishes
on
the
bride
and
groom.The
couple
,
stood
under
a
huge
white
wedding
bell
and
floral
arch
to
receive
the
guests.
The
bride
was
showered
with
flowers
and
petals
us
a
tape
was
released.
,
NEW
YORK.
Jan
15:
CP
Bar
The
toast
to
the
bride
wus
pro-silver
closed
nt
45r
pt'r
ounce
on
pvd
by
the
groomsman.
Fred
Uii-
km
..
tun.,
i::.
.ri;.
i
.,!;,
'
r
nMtn
-n'
Page
l
PASSING
OF
OLD
TIMER
Thomas
Parker,
Aged
88
of
Victoria,
Came
to
Island
"0
Years
Ago
From
England
VICTORIA,
Jan.
15:
(CP)
Thomas
Parker,
aged
88,
who
came
to
Vancouver
Island
70
years
ago
from
England,
died
at
his
home
here
on
Sunday.
David
Brown
Is
Transferred
To
Vancouver
City
William
Bowes,
from
the
Vancouver
office
of
the
Swift-Cana-liari
Co..
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
-atala
yesterday
afternoon
from
the
southt
being
here
to
relieve
David
A.
Brown,
accountant
of
the
wn6
ibeirgnranslerrec,
to
Vancouver.
Mr.
Brown
has
been
stationed
in
Prince
Rupert
for
the
past
six
years
and
has
become
well
known
and
popular
in
local
business
circles.
Departure
of
rrimself
and
Mrs.
Brown
from
the
city
will
be
a
matter
of
general
.regret
among
the
manv
'.friends
they,
have
made.
'They
Will
be
feartng"
Iri
abbutitwo
"
weeks.
Union
Steamers
Being
Changed
For
Overhaul
Union
steamer
Cardena
Is
being
withdrawn
from
the
Vancouver-Bella
Coola-Skeena
Rlver-Prlnce
Rupert
route
of
the
Union
Steamship
Co.
service
this
week
for
annual
Inspection
and
overhaul
and
will
be
replaced"
by
the
steamtr
Venture,
arriving
Friday
night
from
the
south.
On
February
4
the
Cardena
will
be
here
northbound
on
the
Vancouver-Prince
Rupcrt-Anyox-Stewart
route
in
place
of
the
steamer
Catala
which
will
be
withdrawn
for
her
annual
inspec
Uon
and
overhaul.
Two
weeks
later.
the
Catala
will
return
to
this
run
while
the
Cardena
will
be
back
here
on
February
23
In
her
regular
scr-
Is
Named
Mayor
Of
Revelstoke
Former
Alderman
Pradolinl
Ii
New
Chief
Magistrate
of
Southern
Interior
City
REVELSTOKE,
January
15
(Canadian
Press)Fonner
Alderman
jA.
Pradolinl
was
elected
mayor
of
Revelstoke
at
the
annual
civic
el-
ectlon
here
on
saturaay.
ELLSWORTH
VINES
WINS
OVER
TILDEN
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
Jan.
15:
i
CP)
Ellsworth
Vines.
young
Callfornlan,
turned
the
t
tables
on
Big
Bill
Tllden
here
4
on
Saturday
In
a
professional
tennis
match
to
win
6-0,
5-7,
6-2,
6-2.
Tllden
had
defeated
Vines
twice
eurllei
in
the
wt.efc.
.
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