Today's
Weatb
jr
Tomorrow's
Tides
mm
ITlncc
Rupert
Raining,
High
0:32
a.m.
184
ft.
southeast
wind:
barometer,
12:17
p.m.
19.8
ft.
temperature,
44;
sea
rough.
Low
6.26
ajn.
84
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
HRITISH
COLUMHIA'S
NEWSPAPER
18:53
pjn.
3.9
ft.
V
XXIV
No,
48,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
FEBRUARY
26,
1934
PK1CE:
FIVE
CKNTH
!
t
HITLER
IS
PUBLIC
One
Million
Germans
Pledge
Obedience
To
Chancellor
of
Reich
Ceremony
of
Allegiance
Conducted
on
Sunday
as
Pompous
As
Aneicul
Roman
Triumph
Nation-Wide
Communication
Hook-Up
MINICH.
Germany.
Feb.
tamr
defaeto
fovereign
of
Germany
yesterday
when,
in
aj
ceremony
c(ual
in
pomp
to
the
ancient
Roman
triumph,)
.......
Ili'in
million
T!i'!
t
liriUKrlwiIlt
tll(
rifh
KVVfifP
I
(
II
1MI
.......V
ok'dienee
to
him
personally.
'"J
v
ftli
Munich
in
a
nation-wide
Funeral
of
Little
Girl
Held
Today
lltlfit
IJitabtth
Mmib-ull
Laid
To
l!rl
Following
ST)lrc
in
It,
I.
Lhaprl
vr
funeral
ot
HActi
aUMbelh.
year
old
cUtuthter
of
Mr.
and
1'
'in
rt
Shtubsall.
Whose
dralli
-rn.if
Saturday
morning.
Ujok
alinrnoon
from
the
cha-
r
Ui
It.
C
,Undcrtkcrs
to
.
w
Cemrlerv
With
Iter.
C.
D.
It
..n.inV(
of
First
United
f
.11
officiating.
MlM
Swanna
ptrakted.
t
the
organ
to
irnanv
the
singing
of
hymns.
,b
arcrs
were
J.
E.
Unwln.
ShrubMll.
Edward
Shruo-
ui
Fred
Chandler.
Today's
Stocks
Vancouver
A:
tndrta.
.OflVfc.
II
I
Nickel,
.80.
It1
MKsotirl.
.40.
llulorne,
10
85.
Iti
i(ir
River
Con.,
43.
II
R
X
.
.71.
!
Ilufto
1
X.
L.,
48.
C
ribuo
Oold
Quartz,
2.33.
I
Duuwell
30.
1
Ororgla
River.
.03V4.
I
Oulconda.
45.
Hi
Mile.
.06.
Indian.
.03.
Mlnto.
,29
Vi.
Meridian.
5414.
'
Morning
Star,
4014.
Native
Son,
.07.
National
Silver,
.05V4.
Noble
Five.
.15.
iVnd
Oreille.
1.01.
Porter
Idaho.
.14.
I'rrmler.
140.
llf
ves
McDonald,
.20.
v
'inward.
.10.
llnio.
1.13.
Silver
Crest.
.03.
Salmon
Oold,
41.
Taylor
Urldgc,
.erf.
Wayside.
.43.
Whitewater.
.08V.
Waverly
Tangier,
.03.
United
Empire.
,23.
Toronto
Uciilral
Patricia.
.CO.
t'lllliiuiCTllWU,
.09
,,rn
Oold.
.17t.
'Iraimda.
.00,
Inter
Nickel.
23.00,
MaeiDwn.
2,10.
NorniHla,
34.50.
"Iierrltl
Oonton.
1.10.
"Iwo
Gold,
1,90.
Tlionipson
(Judlllac,
.30
JS
Ventures,
.94,
'ku
Maron,
.09,
Tick
Hushes.
5.8U.
eiiclbury
Dasln,
1.82.
'lumarlo,
.77Vi.
TO
TAKE
CONTROL
OF
COMMUNICATIONS
IN
U.S.
2G:
(CP)
Ailolf
Hitler
be
......,.....
The
whole
re
eich
was
connec-
hook-up.
Reich
leaden?
if
the
manifold
Nail
organization
Joined
with
thousands
of
other
-ub-
leaders
in
repeating
the
fol-'
owing:
"I
swear
unshaken
ftJel-:ty
to
Alflf
Hitler
and
unquestton
blc
obedience
Ui
him
and
thi
leaders
designated
for
me
by
him.
EIGHT
DIE"
IN
CRASH
United
Air
Line
Transport
Plane
Met
With
Ditutlrr
Not
Far
From
Salt
Lake
City
SALT
LAKE
CITtf.
Feb.
305
CP
-A
United
Air
Lines
transport
plane,
whkh
rd
beer.
mHslng
since
Friday
afternoon
.when
It
took
off
from
here
for
the
east,
wns
located
.yesieroay
oy
a
scarcn
pra.ic
at
w.
top
or
Farley's
Canyon.
20
miles
from
heic,
with
elgnt
occupants
the
crew
cf'threc
and
five
passengers.
Including
one
woman
dead.
The
plane
Is
believed
to
have
crashed
In
a
snowstorm.
The
search
flyer.
altr
locating
the
wreck,
was
able
to
fly
low
enough
-to
IdenUfy
It
as
the
missing
ship.
He
then
returned
here
to
re
port
the
discovery,
rescue
parties
being
sent
out
on
foot
as
the
point
was
several
miles
from
roads
or
railway
lines.
They
reached
the
scene
today
to
find
all
on
board
the
.plane
dead
Good
Trolling
For
Salmon
In
Harbor
Reported
Trolllnir
for
spring
salmon
has
ibcen
one
of
the
Interesting
spotts
for
local
people
during
the
week.
on
Ritind.iv
a
bin
salmon
was
caught
a
short
distance
off
the
Provincial
Government
dock
and
other
favorite
fishing
points
have
been
near
the
Cold
Storage
plant
and
off
Westvlcw.
Some
fish
have
also
been
taken
In
Mctlakatla
Passage
near
the
Indian
village.
Quarrelled
Over
Carrying
Satchel
Of
"Schoolmam"
Jlobert
Duncan
MrDougatl
of
Hipper
Creek
In
the
Peace
Itlveri"
was
merely
a'
contradiction
or
llstrlrt
has
been
fined
$10
and
'terms.
What
might
develop,
how-iwts,
with
fourteen
days'
Imprison-'
ever,
would
be
a
Fascist
dlctator-mcnt
option,
for
assaulting
K.
E.jshlp
which
was
In
fact
the
policy
Ilakkc
according
to
a
report
rc-iQf
the
"Dig
Stick"
whereby
the
celved
at
dlvlsonal
headquarters
of
the
provincial
police
here.
The
two
men
quarreled
over
who
was
to
carry
the
suitcase
of
the
newly
arrived
"school
mam"
at
Tuppcr
Creek
and
McDoiigull
struck
DakKe.
NOW
ENVISIONS
NEW
STATE
C.
C.
F-
and
What
of
Future?-
Subject
of
Sunday
After-
j
noon
Address
Creed
Expounded
Multiple
I'roduction
IVould
Be
Blcfcsing
Under
Adjusted
System
Envisioning
a
new
social
economic
order
based
upon
the
needs
of
..L
-
-ll,,,
t,
.U.
nrnA-
LsU
thereby
multiple
production,
the
child
of
the
outrun
capitalistic
system,
could,
by
the
natlonallza-'
tlon
of
production,
distribution
and
exchange,
become
a
blessing
In
les
sening
the
time
wheh
people
must
labor
and
Increasing
the
time
In
which
they
might
devote
themselves
to
the
enjoyment
of
life;
pleasures,
mcir
own
desired
pursuits
and
the
development
of
personal
lnltlaUve
for
the
common
wcalrJ.
&
Taylor
of
--Vancouver,
provincial
organizer
of
the
Co-oneratlve
Commonwealth
Federation,
was
a
Sunday
afternoon
-neaker
at
a
public
meeting
In
the
Moose
HalUhls
subject
being
"Tru
C.
C.
F.
and
What
of
the
Future?'
The
audience
was
fair
in
size
an'
the
meeUng
was.
presided
over
b
T.
J.
Shenton.
Mr.
Taylor
declared
that
the
sole
aim
of
the
C.
C.
F.
was
to
attack
and
remedy
the
present
condition
of
economic
disorder.
It
urged
a
socialistic
economic
system
where
by
the
people
might
enjoy
the
fruits
of
capitalism.
It
bore
lllwlll
to
no
one
Conservative,
Liberal,
rich
man
or
capitalist
but
sought
to
establish
a
changed
condition
of
affairs
which
would
be
beneficial
to
all.
There
had
been
mlsgovernment
b
the
old
parUcs,
declined
the
speaker.
Political
expediency
had
contrl-butd
to
building
up
a
burden
of
public
debt
which
was
impossible
of
payment.
It
was
not
the
Intention
of
the
C.
C.
F.
to
evade
payment
of
bills
but.
If
It
came
to
a
question
of
paying
Interest
on
bonds
or
providing
food
for
the
people,
it
would
certainly
feed
the
people
and
not
In
the
manner
of
"merelv
keeping
them
alive"
as
was
being
done
today.
Mr.
Taylor
traced
the
brief
his
tory
of
the
C.
C.
F.
movement.
He
did
not
deny
that
there
were
Inter
nal
jealousies
and
Interferences
but
he
predicted
that
these
would
fall
away
and
that
all
would
act
In
the
general
Interests
of
humanity
and
strive
towards
the
common
goal.
"Unquestionably
we
are
on
the
right
road,"
declared
the
speaker
Inventive
genius
could
not
be
held
back
nor
could
the
forward
move
mtfnt
of
the
people
be
permanently
thwarted
although
It
might
be
temporarily
dammed.
The
capital
1st
Ic
system
might
be
given
a
"shot
In
the
arm"
to
keep
it
alive
a
little
longer
but
perish
It
must.
Itcplics
lo
Premier
The
speaker
replied
to
Premier
l'attullo's
statement
that
a
system
ttf
"capitalized
socialism"
was
at
hand.
Such
a
thing
did
not
exist.
state
took
the
power
by
force
to
compel
Its
dictates.
The
one
thing
which
Canada
mu$t
nvold
was
a
welcome
to
Fascist
conditions
which,
he
declared,
had
not
solved
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C.
R.
CUadheltLwho
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shown
h'rewith
a
working
imqdeL.ofJbjs
new
ana
terrible
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A:tul
experiments
have
shown
that
Insects,
mice
and
files
which
have
come
In
contact
with
the
ray
were
killed
instantly
without
so
much
as
leaving
a
mark
of
violence
m
their
bodies
Chadfleld
-lalms
the
ray
shatters
the
nervous
system.
A
nl:e
thtng
to
wipj
out
an
army
if
made
strong
enough,
and
the
Inventor
na.?
secured
permission
to
Increase
Its
present
strength
to
about
bOO
times
its
present
effectiveness.
The
apparatus
produces
a
nigh
frequency
electrical
oscillation
of
300
million
cycles
between
two
copper
plates.
Chadfleld
is
a
lecturer
at
Leicester
College
of
Technology.
FISH
FLEET
IS
LEAVING
Five
Local
Boats
Clear
For
Halibut
Hanks
Up
to
Noon
Two
Americans
Called
at
Week-End
Up
to
noon
today
five
vessels
of
the
local
halibut
fleet
had
cleared
for
the
fishing
grounds
where
they
will
start
operations
immediately!
following
the
official
opening
of
the
1934
season
on
Thursday.
The
boats
j
gettng
away
up
to
that
time
were
the
Melville.
Capt.
John
Ivarson;
!
Margaret
No.
1.
Capt.
George
Fritz.
J
and
Gulvik,
Capt.
O.
Daggen,
for
Area
No.
2.
and
the
Takla.
Capt.'
Chris
Parkvold.
and
Embla.
Capt.
A.
Anderson,
for
Area
No.
3.
Ovpr
the
week-end
the
Amerlean
boats
Wireless.
Capt.
John
Chris-
.
tlansen,
and
Pierce,
Capt.
Nellson.j
from
Seattle,
called
for
bait
on
their
way
to
the
grounds.
I
Suicide
is
Found
In
Francois
Lake
Mill
Man's
Case
Dr.
T
C.
Holmes
.
coroner
at
Burns
Lake,
holding
an
lnqdlry
ln-1
to
the
recent
death
of
Kurt
Unger,
'
managing
secretary
of
the
Fran-
cols
Lake
Timber
Products
Limited
at
Francois
Lake,
determined
that
I
death
was
abvlously
as
n
result
of
!
suicide,
letters
left
by
deceased
Indicating
his
intention
to
take
hs
own
life.
Slttlnn
on
a
bed
In
his
re-!
sldcnce,
he
shot
himself
through
the
mouth
with
a
32-40
Winchester
,
!
rifle,
virtually
blowing
his
head
off.
Unger
was
a
German
by
birth
and
Is
survived
by
his
aged
mother
and
other
relatives
iii
Berlin.
He
had
been
at
Francois
Lake
for
years.
Death
Ray
in
the
hard
of
an
army
'in
the
lvcnted
by
a
British
scientist.
GAS
TAKES
NINE
LIVES
Students
at
Dartmouth
University
Asphyxiated
by
Gas
.Sunday
In
Fraternity
House
HANOVER,
X.II,
Feb.
26;
CP)
Nine
Dartmouth
students,
all
members
of
the
Theta
Chi
Fraternity,
were
killed
yesterday
by
carbon
monoxide
poisoning
while
asleep
in
the
fraternity
house.
A
coal
gas
explosion
dislocated
a
pipe
leading
to
a
chimney
and
allowed
fumes
to
go
through
the
building
in
which
windows
were
only
slightly
open
In
sub-iero
temperature.
Scotland
Defeats
Ireland
Saturday
In
Riigby
Encounter
MURRAYFIELD.
Scotland.
Feb.
,26:
CP
Scotland
defeated
Ireland
16
to
9
in
International
rugger
jhere
Saturday
before
a
crowd
of
forty
thousand
fans
which
assembled
despite
bad
weather.
'
EXPULSION
OF
ONTARIO
LAllOKITKS
FROM
C.
C.
F.
IS
NOW
BEING
SOUGHT
TORONTO.
Feb.
26:
CP
The
executive
committee
of
the
Ontario
Association
of
CO'
operative
Commonwealth
Fe-
deration
Clubs
has
passed
a
President
Roosevelt
Plans
Commission
To
Govern
Wires
and
Air
Would
Operate
in
Conjunction
With
National
Industrial
Recovery
Act
and
Formulate
Code
For
Entire
System
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
Feb.
26:
(CP)
President
Franklin
D.
Foosevelt,
in
a
special
message
to
Congress
today,
recommended
the
creation
of
a
federal
communications
commission
to
take
authority
over
wires,
cables
and
radio.
The
nronosetl
commission
would
onerntn
in
connection
with
the
National
?ram
ana
a
coue
would
be
tormuiated
to
govern
the
entire
system
01
communications
in
TAX
LAND
IS
LOWER
Reductions
Both
inLand
and
Improvement
Assessments
Made
By
Commissioner
The
assessment
of
taxable
land
on
which
the
1931
tax
rate
for
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
will
be
based
totals
$2,989,296
and
improvements
$4,123,690,
it
was
announced
this
morning
at
the
City
Hall
following
the
holding
of
court
of
revbion
on
the
assessment
roll
for
the
year.
Last
year
taxable
land
totalled
$3,290,783
and
improvements
$1481,490.
Exempted
land
this
year
is
valuated
at
$1,613,729
as
compared
with
$1,653,703
last
year
and
improvements
$1,817,183
in
comparison
with
$1,613493.
Exempt
property
includes
that
of
the
provincial
and
federal
governments,
i
the
city
and
churches.
The
total
value
of
land
and
improvements
within
the
city
this
year
Is
placed
at
$10,603,890
as
against
$11413473
last
year.
Sold
Moonshine;
Now
Doing
Time
tohn
Pick
of
Fott
St.
John
Serving
'
Four
Months'
Imprisonment
at
Prince
George
John
Pick
of
Fort
St.
John
nas
been
fined
$50
and
costs,
with
op
tion
of
one
months'
Imprisonment.
tor
navmg
moonshine
in
hs
pos
sfsslcn,
being
also
sentenced
to
America's
national
game.
The
there
months'
Imprisonment,
with-.
"Little
Napoleon"
of
organized
'nit
option
of
fine,
for
selling
same,
;
baseball,
who
was
61
years
of
age
divisional
headquarters
of
the
pro-
and
had
been
a
sufferer
from
ure-vlnclal
police
here
have
oeen
ad-
mlc
poisoning
for
ten
days,
had
'lsrd.
Pick
Is
serving
the
time
at
been
admitted
to
hospital
In
a
scr-Prlnce
George.
I
lous
condition
a
little
over
a
week
Disappearance
Is
tt
,1
n
1
Unaccounted
ror
Relatives
of
Young
Victoria
Violinist
Unable
to
Explain
Why
She
Dropped
Out
of
Sight
VICTORIA.
Feb.
26:
(CP)
Miss
,
Irene
Blck.
23-year
old
violinist
of
to
explain
her
disappearance.
Industrial
Recovery
Act
pro-
the
country.
IF00D
ARMY
IN
LONDON
Hanger
Marchers
Arrive,
and
Big
Demonstration
Stated
in
,
Hyde
Park
I
LONDON.
Feb.
26:
(CP
More
'
than
two
thousand
men
having
arrived
from
various
parts
of
the
country.
London
had
another
hunger
army
on
its
hands
at
the
weck-;nd.
a
demonstration
being
staged
m
protest
at
the
new
unemployment
bill
now
before
Parliament
and
to
show
how
mobilization
of
the
unemployed
was
possible.
With
15,000
persons
taking
put
In
the
demonstration
at
Hyde
Park
j
Sunday
afternoon,
elaborate
pre-
."
cautions
were
taken
but
nothing
In
the
way
of
untoward
Incident
oc-
currecf.
The
government
was
roundly
criticized
by
speakers
for
''
giving
employers
preference
at
the
J
tAjjciiic
ut
employees.
t
FAMED
IN
BASEBALL;
John
J.
McGraw,
Former
Maita(tr'
Of
New
York
Giants,
Died
Sunday
in
New
Rochelle
j
NEW
ROCHELLE,
N.V..
Feb.
26:
Death
came
shortly
before
noon
yesterday
in
a
local
hospital
to-John
J.
McGraw.
who
for
thirty
;
years
was
manager
of
the
New
York
Giants
National
League
baseball
club
and
for
four
decades
was
one
of
the
outstanding
figures
In
j
ago
and
early
last
week
his
recovery
had
been
despaired
of.
Later,
however,
he
had
shown
signs
of
1
uiipiuvciiiciii
uui
oaiuraay
nigni
suffered
a
re,aPse
(rm
I
failed
to
rally.
His
widow
was
at
1I3
bedside
when
he
passed
away.
Xhe
funeral
will
take
place
In
New
!
York
on
Wednesday.
Cot
Relief
by
Fraud
Joshua
Laboucanc
of
Fort
St.
(actually
In
funds.
unanimous
resolution
asking
Victoria,
who
disappeared
mystcr-,John
ts
serving
fourteen
days'
tm-the
national
council
to
expel
jlously
late
last
week
from
the
prlsonment
for
obtaining
relief
by
the
entire
labor
conference
of
,
steamer
Princess
Alice
on
which
false
pretences,,
divisional,
headr
the
C.
C.
F.
In
Ontario
on
ac-
,she
was
travelling
from
Victoria
to
quarters
of
thei
provincial
police
count
of.
alleged
subversive
ac-
Seattle,
had
resided
in
Victoria
for
here
have
been
advjjsea.
Labou-tlvltles
of
leaders
of
the
labor
;
twenty
years.
She
leaves
her
mother
cane
obtained
$11.23
rcUef
on
the
section.
In
Vancouver
as
well
as
other
re-
statement
that
he
'Was
destitute)
latlves,
all
of
whom
are
at
a
loss,
whereas
It
was
shown
dhat
he
was
i