Today
s
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
he
Wail
High
11:03
a.m.
22.0
ft.
prince
Rupert
Overcast,
light
southeast
wind;
barometer.
29.70;
Low
4:57
a.m.
9.4
ft.
41;
ll"t
chop
temperature.
18:09
pjn.
2.6
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMHIA'S
NEWSPAPER
V
XXV
No.
10,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
JANUARY
12,
1934
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
GRE
FLIGHT
PROVE,
puiutlal
on
the
Pacific
Coast,
j
wider
the
therHf's
hammer
j
it'
turn
hete
under
a
court
or-
i
a
a
result
of
the
dub
having
trd
on
$250,000
worth
of,
have
ngulnst
the
possibility
of
lm
out
in
the
Orient.
I
T;;e
property,
which
originally
t
'
JAM
000,
was
sold
for
$60,000
:
Royal
Trust
Co..
represent-!
i
k
j.rurs
unknown.
KAML00PS
FOR
BEER
roulheril
Inlfrior
City
Votes
In
la.ot
nf
getting
I'P
'',or
!
KAMLOOPS.
Jan
12:
CP-Thc
b:r-
j.trior
plebiscite
held
here
W
f
sday
resulted
In
a
majority
ff
i
rre
hundred
favoring
the
par-
Bachelor
Peer
Is
Put
on
Committee
Affecting
Wives
LONDON.
Jan
12
Lord
Sankej
L
;ii
Chancellor
and
a
bachelor.
hrn
appointed
to
the
stand
In
Parliamentary
committee
U
ii-irter
certain
legal
anomaly
aft'-rttng
women,
particularly
tr
rr
tiJ
to
the
maximum-sum
nl
it'tve
to
a
husband's
llablllt)
f.;
u
wife's
clvll-case
misdeeds.
German
Pastors
To
Defy
Bishop
lour
Thousand
Clergymen
.Of
Evangelical
Church
Oppose
Centralisation
RERUN.
Ocrmany,
Jan.12
Tour
thousand
Evangelical
Church
pas-iis
are
prepared
to
read
from
'heir
pulpits,
It
Is
announced,
in
defiance
of
the
pro-Nail
IU
;liop
Mueller's
orocr,
their
protests
against
efforts
to
centralize.
nniTisii
forces
i.v
orient
reinforced
TOKYO,
Jan.
12
Strong
Ilrltltli
rrlnfnrpAmotit
for
Trip,
For
Which
Elaborate
Preparations
Had
Been
Made,
Accomplished
Without
.Mishaps-One
of
Greatest
Mass
Expeditions
4
4
4
Singapore
and
Hons
Kong
arc
reported
In
Japanese
Army
In-
formation
published
by
the
41
tlrusmiinr
Antil.."TV.
n.
A
tlon
u
that
the
reinforce-
4
HONOLULU,
Jan.
12:
(CP)
The
greatest
overseas
non-stop
mass
flight
in
United
States
aviation
history
was
completed
yesterday
at
12:30
Honolulu
time
(3:30
Pacific
Standard
time)
when
six
United
States
naval
planes,
carrying
a
total
of
thirty
men
under
Lieutenant
Commander
McGinnis,
completed
a
2-100-mile
flight
from
San
Fran-Eclsco
to
Tear!
Harbor.
Hawaii,
in
Today's
Stocks
iOourur
D.
JohmUtn
Oo.
Vancouver
Big
Missouri.
.37.
B.
C.
Nickel,
M.
B.
R.
X..
.49
B.
R.
Cons.
.29.
Uralorne.
10J0.
cariboo
od,2.eo."'
Georgia
River.
.0V.
Indian.
.02.
Mtnto.
17s.
Meridian.
.29.
Morning
Star,
.23.
NaUvc
Son.
MYt.
,
National
Sliver,
.00)4,
1
Noble
Five.
.13
H.
'
Pend
Oreille.
.93.
Porter
Idaho,
.13.
Premier.
1.06.
Reevec
McDonald.
.21.
Reward.
.llVi.
Silver
Crest,
.02.
Wayside.
.42Vfc.
Whitewater.
.074.
Waverly.
.02.
Oils
Fabyan.
.00.
Home.
1.84.
C.
&
E.
Corporation,
1.08,
Freehold.
.14.
A.
P.
Con,
20Vi.
Calmont.
.12.
Sterling
Pacific
.65.
Toronto
Alexandria.
.64.
Columarlo,
.58.
Central
Patricia,
.55VV
Klrlcland
Lake
Oold,
.30,
Noranda.
33.73.
Shcrrltt
Gordon.
.99.
Int.
Nickel.
2L90.
Granada,
.65.
,
Macassa.
1.98.
'
,!
Slsco.
1.50.
.
Tcck
Hughe.
5.85.
.:'
Eldorado.
3.C8.
Holilngcr.
12.15.
Cadillac.
284.
New
York
'
U.
S.
Steel.
49.
Chrysler.
53
V.
American
Telephone.
115.
Allied
Chemical.
148i.
American
Can.
96.
New
York
Central,
34.
Wheat
Prices
May,
.66.
Juiy,
.or..
May.
.851k.
July.
.834.
September.
Winnipeg
CIiIchro
.84.
Today's
Weather
Terrace
-Snowing,
east
wind,
31.
Alyansh-Cloody,
calm,
30.
Anyox
RalnlnK.
calm,
35.
Har-elton-Cloudy.
cast
wind,
22.
Smlthers-BnowlnR.
calm.
mild.
Hnnm
Lake
Snowing,
calm,
25.
;
24
hours
and
45
minutes.
The
pre-'vlous
Tcord
for
the
flight
was
25
,
hours
nd
36
minutes
made
by
Er-i
nest
'Smith
in
July
1927
when
ten
i
planes
essayed
the
flight
in
the
,
tragic
Dole
race,
only
five
completing
it
and
two
being
lost
without
j
trace.
I
The
squadron,
in
connection
with
,the
flight
of
which
elaborate
pre-
rations,
naa
.been
maae.
in
ine
interests
oi
saiety
ana
general
assistance,
was
given
a
defeanlng
ovation
as
It
settled
down
under
a
low
celling
in
Pearl
Harbor.
Naval,
military
and
civic
authorities
Join
ed
In
the
reception
and
Honolulu'
made
a
general
holiday
of
It
with
all
stores
closing
and
other
normal
activities
of
the
city
ceasing.
Soon
after
landing.
Lieutenant
Commander
McOlnnls-
received
a
message
from
Admiral
Se
liars,
commanding
officer
of
the
United
States
fleet
In
the
Pacific,
congratulating
him
and
his
men
on
their
achievement.
Principal
events
of
the
long
flight
were
difficulty
in
getting
the
planes
off
with
their
heavy
loads
of
fuel
on
leaving
Paradise
Cove.
San
Francisco
Bay.
Wednesday
af
ternoon
and
the
encountering
of
a
swirling
fog
500
miles
out
which
,
made
It
necessary
for
the
squadron
j
to
call
for
the
assistance
of
convoy-
j
Ing
warships
to
use
their
searchlights
In
guiding
the
machines.
PEDESTRIAN
WINS
CASE
Failure
to
Give
Right-of-way
Woman
on
Foot
Costs
Vancouver
Motorist
$1200
to
Vancouver,
Jan.
12:
cp
Failure
to
give
a
pedestrian
the
'0UJ4ttllC
lVUI
Vtllllt
41.
WUOhiWr
FUher
awarded
damages
to
Ml&i
Kathleen
England
who
was
struck
by
Clarke's
automobile
on
a
local
street
last
September.
Missing
Teacher
Believed
Located
.Miss
Hilda
Uordoft
believed
To
Re
Working
As
Maid
In
Ontario
Home
MINDEN.
HaHburton
,
County
Ontario,
Jan.
12:
Miss
Hilda
Dordoff,
aged
21,
missing
school
teacher,
who
has
not
been
reported
since
leaving
Dlalrhampton
on
Christmas
Eve
for
her
home
In
Windsor.
Is
believed
to
be
working
as
a
maid
In
a
Palmerston
home.
her
whereabouts
having
been
dls
covered
by
means
of
a
cancelled
check.
Toronto-Detroit
Detroit
Police
Become
Suspicious
AS
Result
Of
Circulars
In
Retard
To
Unsolved
Cases
DETROIT.
Jan.
12:
The
presence
of
a
large
number
of
police
I
circulars
on
unsolved
cases
from
Toronto
has
made
Detroit
police
headquarters
awaresof
a
crime
wave
I
in
Toronto
and
there
are
hints
j
of
a
gambling
link
between
the
l
two
cities.
I
right-of-way
at
a
crossing
cost
G.
.
Z.L"Ji
Pioneer
Member
Of
Legislature
Dies
Suddenly
Toronto,
Jan
12
Robert
P.
Shllllngton,
aged
68.
first
representative
of
Temtskamlng
In
the
Legislature
and
prominent
Ottawa
citizen,
died
suddenly
in
his
apart
ment
here
yesterday.
Widow
of
General
Palmer
Passes
In
City
of
Victoria
VICTORIA.
Jan.
12:
(CPr-Mrj
Mary
Jane
Spencer
Palmer,
aged
86,
widow
of
the
late
Major-Gen
cral
Henry
Spencer
here
on
Wednesday.
ALASKA
GASBOAT
AND
MEN
ABOARD
GIVEN
UP
FOR
LOST
United
States
Navy
Aerial
j
Squadron
Makes
San
Francisco
to
Hawaii
In
Twenty-Five
Hours
UNION
CLUB
IS
SOLD
UP
rUHl
Old
Victoria
Resort
Goes
Under
Hammer
For
Defaulting
On
IU
Ilonds
VKTOIUA.
Jan.
12:
(CP-The
I-
.1.
Club,
one
of
the
oldest
andi
Fifteen
Die
As
Floods
Inundate
Pacific
Coast
mil
:i
An
a-
ways
during
'.he
d;sav
w
fi
.-,tl
;
.
(.
v.
oarU
of
British
Columbia.
FUte
n
Pwr.rxs
lost
:aei.-
lives
And
ihdr
homes,undieas
of
rcfua
celeorati
BOY
SHOT
FOR
FUN
Alberta
Incorrigible,
Who
Killed
Girl,
riaced
in
Institution
For
Training
ROCKY
MOUNTAIN
HOUSE
Alta-
Jan.
12:
An
eleven
year
oki
boy
who
shot
and
killed
Florence
Chesney
"for
fun"
and
could
give
no
other
reason
for
the
act
has
been
committed
to
an
Alberta
Institution
for
reform
training.
i.
.nary
plaees
tt
shorter.
..Hi
..vd
liotm-s
and
high-:.'.g
Vancouver
and
other
w?rc
forced
to
abandon
Vessel
Nellie
Torrey
And
Crew
of
Five
Not
Seen
Since
Dec.
First
KETCHIKAN,
Jan.
12:
(CP)
Five
men
aboard
VT..11.'
rr....,.
miouino
oiiina
tVio
niflff
lpfr
W
row.
Ed.
Smith.
Fred
KesUr
antir
C.
W.
Field.
WARSHIP
REFLOATS
11.
M.
S.
Nelson
Strikes
Rocks
at
Entrance
of
Portsmouth
Harbor
Hut
is
Little
Damaged
PORTSMOUTH,
Eng..
Jan.
18:
(CP)
11.
M.
S.
Nelson,
"wonder
ship
of
the
British
Navy"
and
flagship
of
Sir
William
Bojle,
commander-in-chief
of
the
home
fleet,
went
on
the
rocks
at
the
entrance
of
the
harbor
this
morning
and,
after
holding
fast
Tor
several
hours,
was
safely
refloated
early
this
evening
and
Is
believed
to
have
not
been
seriously
damaged.
The
stranding
occurred
when
the
ship
was
on
Its
way
to
Join
the
fleet
on
a
cruise
to
the
West
Indies.
H.
M.
S.
Nelson
Is
reputedly
almost
unslnkable
and
has
been
described
as
the
"oddest
arid
ugliest
ship
ever
built."
Passenger
will
be
carried
in
ca
Palmer.dlca.blns
within
the
wings
of
a
uiuiv
McCracken's
wife,
left
alone
on
the
Island,
was
badly
In
need
of
.
TKArnivn
SCHOOL
BY
food,
the
cutter
reported.
RADIO
IN
MOOSE
JAW
l
MOOSE
JAW,
Sask.,
Jan.
13:
1
Seven
thousand
students
ham
fnllnwinv
action
Of
the
VISITED
IN
MANY
LANDS
K.
G.
van
der
Sluys
Gives
Interesting
Address
to
Rotary
Club
After
Eleven
Trips
Around
The
World
Natives
Killing
Sharks
at
Suva
Described
and
Beauty
of
Cejlon
Compared
With
Poverty
of
India
Observations
made
as
a
result
of
eleven
voyage
around
the
world
were
the
subject
matter
of
an
intensely
interesting
addrew
at
the
regular
luncheon
of
the
Rotary
Club
yesterday
in
the
Commodore
'Cafe
by
R.
G.
van
der
Sluys
who
showed
photographs
of
many
of
the
places
visited
and
the
objects
he
described.
W.
M.
B
lacks
teck
presided
in
the
abeence
of
John
Dyb-havn.
the
president
Some
years
ago
the
speaker
spent
six
months
on
the
Fiji
Islands
where
most
of
the
labor
is
done
by
indentured
natives
from
Calcutta
cbMUuutt
and.
other
;tem--rBorabayr"UctTl
fcJand,.
do
not
care
to
work
except
Jtist
suf
ficient
to
enable
them
to
eat.
Among
the
exerting
events
pictured
was
that
of
men
fighting
with
sharks
at
Sura.
The
swimmers
smeared
then-
hands
and
feet
with
(Continued
on
Page
3
SHOCKED
AT
MOVE
"
j
Trance
Does
Not
Think
United
Coasttruard
Cutter
Alert,
After
Long
Search,
Abandons.
Mates
&houid
rename
Default
Hope
of
SafetS
Were
on
Trip
From
W
rangell
To
Marsh
Island
ers
on
Liquor
Orders
PARIS.
Jan.
12:
Announcement
of
th?
move
of
the
United
States
the
Senate
to
impose
a
higher
tariff
i
l
1
9
.(
gasooai
ixeine
iunc,
..vv
w.w
w.
:Whlchhave
defaulted
in
war
debt
irell
for
a
fox
ranch-on
Marsh
Island
on
jjeeemoer
i,
,
i
payments
came
as
a
shock
to
been
iriven
up
for
lost,
a
message
from
the
coastguaru.iFi.ench
government
circles.
P!
T
!lr
Cnnn
..f,.
AiQ,.f
ofntoi
vnarprrlnv.
The
missintr
men
are:
Ro
i
iiiir
ijiiirv
iccii
wuuci
.
-"'
j
vw.
a
i
line
1,1111V
i
uccii
bert
McCracken
owner
0f
the
boat
and
ranch;
C.
A.
Par
VOLUME
OF
.
TRADE
BIG
Stock
Turnover
On
New
York
.Market'
Yesterday
Largest
In
6
Three
Years
be&rd
of
school
trustees,
will
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
12:-
Bonds
held
the
main
attention
in
yester
h
t-nht
b
radio
and
will
be
th'o
nt
to
reel
instruction
day's
trading'
on
the
New
York
"St
Bxchane.
The
.wr
the
air
in
Canada.
The
experiment
is
being
carried
out
in
the
interests
of
economy
and
in
the
endeavor
to
eut
down
educational
overliead
4-
coats.
'"'
'
Bomb
Hurled
Into
Home
in
Toronto
Milk
Bottle
Filled
With
Chemical
j
Gas
Thrown
Into
Residence
j
Of
Tinsmith
Tells
of
People
f$
volume
of
rading
was
the
heaviest
in
three
jvenrs
and
stocks
were
irregular
after
early
strength,
profit
taking
'wiping
out
gains
made
during
the
in
mat
uvui
,
Industrials
closed
at
an
average
of
99.38,
oft
.39;
rails
at
42.01,
up
!
.43:
utilities
at
22.43.
up
3.
and
j
bonds
at
86.07,
up
.63.
REPUDIATE
PRINCIPLES
Dalian
Committee
Would
-Re
nonnce
Liberal
And
Democratic
Views
In
New
Corporative
Law
j
Toronto.
Jan.
12:
A
milk
bottle,
ROME.
Italy.
Jin.
12:
Final
'filled
with
chemical
gas
was
and
definite
repudiation
of
"every
1
thrown.
Into
the
home
of
H?rbrt
liberal
and
democratic
principle"
jBuckland.
tinsmith,
here
and
was
announced
by
Count
Vecchla
imrely
csaiped
Mrs.
Duckland.
In
reporting
to
the
Senate
for
a
The
bomb,
did
nut
i-xploae.
The
special
committee
assigned
to
r.Miily
lvul
'ii
threatened
botn
tuoy
the
nation's
new
corporative
airplane
helnn
built
In
Ghrnmuv
veioaUy
mnd
by
telephone
law.