Information
Being
fniir
Mltinn
Tnno
taited
Regarding;
Dock
Employment;
view
tuel
Annually
IS
:
.iM
Started
Moving
Today
'
an
Legion
rooms
to
discuss
O
.
'
ent
employment
situation
-
1
al
shipyard
on
overhauling
tmr
rrince
Rupert
but.
Youthful
King
of
Iraq
Presses
Button
Which
Opens
1150-further
information
u
avail-1
Mile
Pipe
Line,
Longest
in
World
and
t'v
fc.v
yet.
no
action
was
ukw
a
Costing
$50,000,000
to-
of
inquiries
have
been
t
.
uls
but
no
answers
have
yet
oven;
,..,.,
,
...
T
,nr
i
i
i.v
th;
authorities
concerned.
I
KIRKUK,
Iraq,
Jan.
lo:
(CP)
A
great
stream
of
oil
a
mbf
r
of
organizations
are
co-
estimated
at
four
million
tons
annually
from
the
desert
re-?
J.crvoirs
of
Asia
Minor
was
started
on
its
way
to
the
world
i
"Yr
r
"
markets
today
by
the
youthful
King
Gazi
of
Iraq
who
Amelia
Earhart
pressed
a
button
opening
an
1150-mile
pipe
line,
the
longest
m
existence
and
costing
$50,000,000.
The
line
reaches
the
ID
LOS
AngeleS
Haifa
from
the
rich
Mosul
fields.
rSiSroS!!
WMh
Kitselas
Council
Prices
Moving
Up
niiht
L03
ANGELES.
Jan.
15:
Mrs.'
Ar...
;v
Earhart
Putnam,
following
hrr
utrcessful
fllohl
nirnu
the
Pa-
'
'i-
Ocean
from
Hawaii
to
Oak-i
on
Baturday,
arrived
here
Sun-
For
Year
Elected
Monday
on
Market
Maik
G.
.McKay
I
Named
Chief
Urisk
Rally
Showed
in
Early
Councillor
and
Arthur
ISolton,
j
in?
Session
at
New
York
Village
Secretary
Yesterday
l
7
""joon
following
a
Uirre-(
KITSELA8i
Jtn.
i5:-Blectlon
of
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
15:
There
was
k
Jr
Light
from
Oakland
to
pay
Uic
Ullage
council
for
Ktteelas
took
a
brisk
upward
movement
In
early
'
w
th
her
mother.
Mrs.
Amy
nuy,
rf
suiting
as
follows:
trading
on
the
New
York
Stftck
Ex-
'
'"i!
Chairman.
M.
O.
McKay.
cnange
Monaay
io.
owca
oy
some
.ST
.v.
:
Z
icrday
crd,v
t0
rest
here
for
several
vrk.s
before
leaving
for
Washlng-
lon
D.c
Secretary
and
School
Trustee.
Ar
thur
Uolton.
i
HnalUi
committee
and
school!
i
Telephone
Directory
A
new
Telephone
Directory
Is
about
to
be
issued.
Applications
for
changes
or
new
listings
to
be
sent
In
writing
to
Tdephone
Dept.
City
Hall
not
later
than
January
21st,
1935.
r
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
MM
Prince
Rupert
Snowfnc,
llht
Hifh
.10:57
ajn.
20.1
It.
,.,u
thrait
wind;
barometer,
36.48;
temperature.
34:
tea
smooth.
Low
4:51
am.
10.6
ft.
17:56
p.m.
4.4
tt.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
V
XXV
No.
12
PRINCE
RUPERf,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
JANUARY
15,
1935
PB1CZ
FIVE
CENTS
FERim
TO
GO
UNDER
COMMISSIONER
IRAQ'S
GREAT
OIL
FLOW
RELEASED
TO
WORLD
MARKETS
f
hp
Saar
Basin
The
map
here
shows
the
Saar
tfU'tln
which
has
voted
itself
to
Oirna!y
by
an
overwhelming
majority.
Some
Industrie
Schick
4n
this
rich
area,
the
ownership
of
whfth
ha
lenf
been
dlspiiteo
txtween
Oermany
and
Franrr
..K
,iuwn.
;
losses.
For
the
aay.
however,
slight
gains
were
recorded
as
550,000
shares
changed
hands.
Closing
av-
erases
were:
Industrials.
102.76.
un
trustee.
Den
Seymour.
...
...
,.,,
1
Fire
Inspector.
Walter
Wright.
1
17.44,
up
.03,
and
bonds.
06.39,
up
.06.
I
l!l;sii
lion;
now
Treasurer
and
street
commute.
'
.
roil
SCTTI.KMKNT
Albert
McKensle.
T)
1
1
Ri
OF
CIIACO
I
IC.IIT
Lot
committee.
Edward
Dolton.
!Xe'eieCtea
iTiaVOr
4
A.
n
1
1.
.
.
-
Hn
V
.
...
rt
,
uonsiaoics
ior
uu:
ycir
me
wuniva
GENEVA,
Jan.
15:
New
,Feak
and
Edward
nurnett.
'i'J)e
has
arisen
for
an
ending
of
;hr
Qrnn
Char.o
warfare
be-
.
twer'n
Paraguay
and
Uoltvla
following
notification
of
the
Iz-aRuc
by
Paraguay'
that
she
Is
willing
to
agree
to
League
of
Nations
arbitration
of
the
dls-
pute
with
a
peace
parley
as
"roposcd
at
Huenos
Aires.
Paraguay
has
been
the
aggres-
sor
and
victor
In
most
of
the
recent
fighting.
Dollvla
had
previously
signified
willingness
to
arbitrate,
Of
Prince
George
A.
M.
Patterson
Gets
Acclamation,'
For
Ills
Ninth
Straight
Term
'
PRINCE
GEOROE,
Jan.'
15:
Mayor
A.
M.
Patterson
was
reelected
chief
magistrate
of
this
cltj
yesterday
for
his
ninth
consecutive
term.
Mayor
Patterson's
was
the
only
nomination.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
15:
(CP)
Wheat
was
quoted
at
54!bC
on
the
local
exchange
today.
MMOT
he
chairman,
election
of
officers
00k
place
with
results
as
follows:
Patrons
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
and
T.
VV.
Hall.
President
Roth
Gordon.
Vice-President
Miss
E.
M.
Earl.
Secretary
Earl
Gordon.
Treasurer
Mis
Malsle
MacDon-ild.
Publicity
Miss
Cathie
Irvine.
The
newly
appointed
officers
then
took
charge
of
the
meeting
and
ommlttees
were
formed
and
gener-l
business
discussed,
the
organlza-
ion
to
hold
Its
meetings
the
first
Wednesday
of
each
month.
The
oblfct
of
this
new
irulld
is
the
.asvsw
;
.
bssssssm-
s
m
.
.
"v
Vara
A.
.loth
Gordon
Elected
President
Of
Amateur
Players'
Guild
,
An
organization
meeting
of
the
rlnce
Rupert
Amateur
Players'
3ulld
was
held
last
evening
in
the
ro:
H
Rooms
wtth
S.
P.
Woodside
ictlng
as
chairman
and
twenty-one
H
tersons
present.
:
saar
for
.
;
Germany:!
Who
Alleeed
Default
Saarbruckcri,
Jan.
15:
Announcement
was
made
early
this
morninp:
that
Saarland
had
voted
overwhelmingly
to
join,
Rprmnnv
Germany
in
in
tht
the
DTebis-
nlhic
suit
beintr
as
follows:
for
Germany,
476,089;
for
France,
2,083;
for,
status
quo
under
Leagife
of
Nations,
46,613.
Special
precautions
are
being
taken
against
anti-N
a
z
i
demonstrations.
Thousands
of
thrifty
Saarlanders
were
today
banking
their
gold
4
.
.
francs
in
Frenclubanks,-
particularly
in
Metz,
be-
fore
the
territory
is
turned
back
to
Germany
m
Tin
nmr'T'
LLUB
MLhl
and
their
money
is.con-
veneu
inio
uepreciaieu
German
marks.
The
Saar
committee
of
the
League
of
Nations
today
voted
to
ask
the
League
council
"in
principle"
to
return
the
Saar
basin
territory
to
Ger-
manv.
At
baarorucKen
Following
the
opening
remarks
by
.
tne
Nazjs
assumed
full
command
of
the
police
force.
1
MAYORS
OF
B.C.
NAMED
Several
Acclamations
Recorded
in
Various
Cities
of
the
Province
j
Yesterday
furtherance
of
dramatic
art
in
all
VANCOUVER
Jan.
15:
(CP
!
or
Institution
that
may
require
aldsary
to
take
piace
tn
the
most
cases
and
also
to
promote
a
spirit
of
good'on
Thursday.
The
following
mayors
fellowship
among
lts'members.
wre
eiectcd
by
acclamation!
Several
plays
are
on
hand
now.
.
,
w
Mftffa.
'
I
and
it
is
the
intention
of
the
guild
j
ReveUtoKk;
A.
PradoHnl.
.
10
start
worn
immediately.
.
,,.
R
npnta
FIGHT
IN
CONGRESS
World
Court
Recommendations
I'
Coming
Itcfore
Senate
Today;
Passage
Expected
j
pected
today
with
the
Introduction
Port
Moody.
C.
R.
Morrison;
Port
Coqultlam,
R.
C.
Galcr,-,
Prince
George,
A.
M.
Patterson.
New
Westminster.
F.
J.
Hume.
Kaslo,
W.
F.
Papworth.
Greenwood,
A.
J.
Morrison.
Crahbrook.
T.
M.
Roberts.
Fernie,
II.
E.
Douglas.
j
Armstrong,
E.
Pooley.
'
(Vancouver
Island
mayors
elected
WASHINGTON
D.C,
January
15
by
acclamation
are
given
else-:
rw
a.
B
t
l
L
.
..TU
1
me
iirei
iigni
01
me
seventy-
i.
fourth
session
of
Congress
Is
es-!
'
!
ISLAND
MAYORS
RE-ELECTED
Is
Granted
by
Court
Order
Issued
in
Supreme
Court
Today
by
Mr.
Justice
I).
A.
McDonald
Municipality
Has
Been
Having
Difficulty
ln
financing
Uwing
to
Relief
cite
of
Sunday,
counting
i
of
votes
in
which
was
!
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
15:
(CP)
Appointment
of
a
corn-completed
late
1
a
s
t
J
missioner
for
the
City
of
Fernie
by
the
government
under
night.
There
wasa
Nazi
tne
Municipal
Act
was
ordered
today
by
Mr.
Justice
D.
A.
victory
of
more
than
McDonald
in
Supreme
Court
on
application
of
four
elec-ninety
percent,
the
re-
tors
who
alleged
default
by
the
city
on
1934
interest
cou-
pons.
Fernie
has
been
having
difficulty
in
financing
for
some
time,
supposedly
on
account
of
the
heavy
burden
of
renei
it
has
been
carrying
owing
to
curtailment
of
employment
in
the
coal
fields.
For
Stormy
Weather
MRS.
EVITT
Its
branches,
the
placing
before
the
.
yesterday
was
civic
election
nomt-
VC
t
T,U
public
of
material
that
Is
worthy,
the
helping
of
any
worthy
charity
'
.
...
.
.w-i
1I1UIIW
111
JUUVt!
nation
day
In
various
cities
of
the.
province,
the
elections,
where
neces-
L.
A.
V.
Davoren,
Brooklands,
Eng..
wearing
a
pair
of
"rain
goggles"
he
has
invented.
Fitted
with
wind-screen
wipers
driven
by
an
air
fan.
.
.
-
o
Irving
is
Dead
Daughter
of
Hon.
Wymond
llamley
Passed
Away
This
Morning
In
Victoria
VICTORIA,
Jan.
15:
CP
Mrs.
Diana
Irving,
widow
of
Hon.
Justice
Irving,
"and
daughter
of
Hon.
Wymond
Hamley.
died
here
this
SPEAKER
RiaCK
TO
RELINQUISH
GAVEL
Into
the
Senate
of
the
foreign
rela-
'
ottawa
is.
ippi-
ops
committee
report
recommend-,
NANAIMO.
Jan.
15:-John
Barsby
ness
brought
by
war
5er
V
uicumwaowiw
c-m.
i,"u,"lo'
vices
will
likely
necessitate
the
o
,u
the
World
Jn
Court
The
opposition
,
oy
acclamaUon
yesterday.
W.
W
;
lmmedlate
reslgnation
of
Hon.
iu
uc
mcuauic
wui
uc
uu
oy
oenaH
I
..ctiKviii
whs
ic-cictitu
uiuyur
ui
tnt
I
1?
IliMVlh
ftf
IH
flkn
hhJCIa
.
rA
I
Hk
"
T
fnnM
n
m
r
III-
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r-
1
t
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1
m
11
V..
V
i
V
,
...
.
r
.
,u
.
;,
.
Canadian
House
of
Commons.
SSMSi"
?L
?!"
a
.!m
i
""T"
,"..Cum1
Capt.
Black
u
member
of
the
wut
wis
uu.,
iiuiiii
tviiiic
jiuue
uciiauu,
11.
r.
i
icvusi,
in
uuncan.
sponsorship.
Is
expected
to
be
pas.
and
David
sed
easily.
bernl.
Warnock
ln
Port
Al-:
House
for
the
Yukon.
,
PRESIDENT
;
Woman's
AailiatX
o!SU-Andrw's.
Cathedral
Elects-
Of
fleets
For
Coming
Year
The
Woman's
Auxiliary
of
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral,
at
its
annual
meeting
yesterday,
elected
officers
for
the
ensuing
year
as
follows:
President,
Mrs.
C.
V.
Evltt.
First
Vice-President,
Mrs.
Thomas
Andrew.
;
Second
Vice
-
President.
Mrs.
!
George
Rorie.
'
j
Secretary,
Mrs.
H.
S,
Meadows.
Treasurer.
Mrs.
F.
A.
MacCallum.
Dorcas
Secretary.
Mrs.
A.
R.
Nl-I
chols.
uins-
superintendent,
Mrs.
G.
P.
Tinker.
J
Little
Helpers
Superintendent,
i
Mrs.
A.
L.
Holtby.
junior
Superintendent.
Mlas
Peggy
Anderson.
Boys'
League
Superintendent,
Mrs.
F.
N.
Good.
Envelope
Secretary.
Mrs.
J.
P.
Cade.
Living
Message
Secretary,
Mrs.
II.
G.
Kennedy.
United
Thank
Offering
Secretary,
Mrs.
A.
T.
Parkin.
Delegates
to
Diocesan
Woman
z
.
Auxiliary
Mrs.
W.
E.
Collision
and
Mrs.
Charles
Ellison:
alternates.
Mrs.
W.
H.
Smeeton
and
Mrs.
A.
II.
Waddington.
WES
ARE
EQUALIZED
American
Railways
Give
Seattle
Equality
With
Portland
on
Grain
Freight
SEATTLE,
Jan.
15:
Announcement
Is
made
by
the
railways
of
equalization
of
freight
.
rates
on
grain
to
Puget
Sound
ports
with
those
enjoyed
by
Orecon
Dorts.
!
Grain
growers
also
rejoice
at
the
1
concession,
made
after
a
twelve-
vear
fight,
as
it
will
create
new
cora-
OF
COMMONS
SOON
petition
in
the
purchase
of
grain
CANADIAN
GOLD
PRICE
MONTREAL,
Jan.
15:
The
Canadian
gold
price
yesterday
was
34.69
per
ounce.
BAR
SILVER
NEW
YORK.
Jan.
15:
(CPJ-Car
silver
closed
at
54
lie
ner
rmnrn
nn
Jthe
local
metal
market
today