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Funeral
Notice
Tin
Twelve
Seriously
Injured
in
Addition
to
Dead
Countryside
Rocked
For
Five
Miles
Scores
Knocked
Down
and
Trampled
r
.
ST.
GEORGE,
Utah,
March
7:
fCP)
Ten
persons
were
killed
and
a
dozen
others
seriously
injured
late
last
night
when
a
large
charge
of
nitro-glycerine
prematurely
exploded
as
'a
crowd
gathered
to
watch
the
spectacular
I
"shooting
of
the
first
oil
well
in
this
district
The
explo-
ive
charge,
dropped
into
the
unnnished
well,
exploded
prematurely,
ripped
the
derrick
,
from
1U
moorings
and
hurled
it
fvpw
Ti
"VT
TP
Into
the
crowd
which
Included
a
lli((BN
number
of
women.
The
terrific
AVLLIUIVUU
Mast
rocked
Utt
countryside
for
five
Ti
i
T
T
T
TIiTH"1
miles.
Scores
were
knocked
down
K
A
I
I
T
fl
V
t
V
and
trampled
upon
rush
to
escape
from
flash
of
flame.
in
the
mad'
the
bllndlnc
Close
to
rive
Hundred
Persons
At
tend
Witness
of
Christian
Ser-
.Mouc
ri
orix
tiun
KVn:
NOW
C.ETT1NG
KCLltr
IN
8TATU
WASHINGTON.
D.C..
March
7:
It
was
announced
by
the
authorities
yesterday
that
the
number
of
persons
on
relief
in
toe
United
States
had
reached
a
new
all
time
record
of
22.-
37t00
Relief
Is
now
costing
the
country
over
IS.000,000
dally.
It
Is
stated.
Washington
City
Gets
Duststorm
Sln-ft
and
Building
Covered
With,
Thick
Coatlni
Believed
to
Have
1
Come
from
Kansas
I
gloated
In
Kansas
blew
m
from
the
west
yesterday.
Streets
and
bulla
-tnes
of
the
capital
were
covered
with
a
thick
coating
Pioneer
Yukon
1
1
Man
Succumbs
JKph
Ca!.cy,
Who
Freighted
During
Gold
Rush,
Paw.es
Away
Jn
Victoria
VICTORIA.
March
7:
(CP
Jo
iiPih
Casey,
nloneer
freight
opera
4
vice
In
Capitol
Theatre
Bishop
Speaker
Delivered
Inspiring
Call
to
Spiritual
Devotion
Various
Protestant
I
MInLt.r
Tiltr
Pari
'
With
Rt
Rev.
G.
A.
Rlx
DD..
Bishop
of
Caledonia,
delivering
the
address
and
members
of
the
clergy
of
various
Protestant
denomina
tions
In
the
city
participating
in
the
service,
there
was
a
great
religious
rally
last
nUht
In
the
Capitol
Theatre
with
a
congregaUon
ap-proxlmaUng
some
six
hundred
persons
In
attendance.
It
was
the
opening
Service
of
Witness
In
cori-
ncctlon
with
a
campaign
of
evangelism
which
will
be
conducted
throughout
the
Lenten
season
In
Prince
Rupert
churches.
Bishop
Itlx
1
Asserting
that
there
had
never
I
been
a
time
when
men
were
more
inclined
to
speak
of
God
In
connec
dared
that
a
new
spiritual
movement
appeared
to
be
developing
and
appealed
for
the
assistance
of!
the
whole
man
power
of
Prince
Rupert
In
the
endeavor
of
the
clergy
to
bring
people
to
the
service
of
Ood
and
the
establishment
of
His
King
dom
on
earth.
Today,
as
In
the
time
of
Jesus,
declared
Bishop
Rlx,
there
were
enemy
elements
which
were
shut
lor
during
the
Kiondyke
Oold
Rush,
J
disbelief,
died
here
Tuesday
night
at
the
age
1
selfish
materialism,
pursuit
of
busl-
of
CO.
He
came
to
Victoria
48
years
iness
and
pleasure
having
no
room
ago
from
Quebec.
:
POLITICAL
OI
I
LNt'LS
10
in;
rttNisiiAiiu:
BY
DKATII
IN
JAPAN
TOKIO.
March
7:
A
blow
4-
was
dealt
at
communism
In
Jauan
yesterday
hcn
a
mea-
1
sure
was
Introduced
by
the
!
government
In
the
Diet
pro-
vlding
for
the
Imposition
of
.
the
death
sentence
upon
pou-
funernt
f
tlcal
leaders
who
seek
to
fun-
Jf0"w
Nelson,
wilt
take
place
from
damcntally
change
the
present
"uyncr-,
Funeral
Parlors.
Friday
totm
of
government
In
Japan.
r
"iocrs
piease
aiiena.
1
Canadian
Leclon.
B.E5.L.
e
for
Christ,
and.
possibly
the
worst
of
oil.
an
attitude
of
indifference!
.
which
might
be
termed
by
some
so-
'
tiliUMnnl
Inn
hv
ALhrrs
tnlrrAnpp
jniid
by
sUll
others
broadmlndcd-
'
ncss.
The
clergy
In
Prince
Rupert
ns
elsewhere,
ackiiowledclng
tholr
sharcjpf
responsibility
for
the
failure
or
delay
of
the
entrance
of
the
Klnedom
of
God
Into
the
world,
were
soro
at
heart
with
things
they
could
sec
In
the
lives
of
the
people
and
of
those
in
charge
of
affairs.
They
believed
that
the
remedy
lay
ln
the
brlnjlng
of
the
Spirit
of
God
and
the
Life
of
Jesus
Christ
among
the
neople.
But
God
wished
and
needed
Dcoule
to
dedicate
them
j.
!
Continued
oh
Page
1
n
Ned
Sparkes
Is
Divorced
ting
out
Christ
and
prevenUng
the
'
comedian,
was
divorced
establishment
of
the
Kingdom
of!
by
his
wife,
Mercedes.
.
Ood.
Among
these
elements
were
glorified
nationalisms.
Decree
Granted
Yesterday
in
Los
Angeles
to
Wife
f
Canadian-Born
Comedian
LOS
ANGELES.
March
7:
Ned
Sparkes,
Canadian
-
born
screen
yesterday
WANT
OF
CONFIDENCE
MOTION
VOTED
DOWN
VICTORIA.
Matrh
7:
CP
The
want
of
confidence
mo-
I
Hon
of
the
Co-operaUve
Com-
!
monwcalth
Federation
was
de-
fcated
in
the
Legislature
last
nluht
by
a
vote
of
thirty
to
nine.
Herbert
Anscomb
and
1
CUve
Planta.
Independent
members
for
Victoria
and
Peace
River
respectively,
voted
with
the
government
and
HiiRh
Savage,
Independent
for
Cowichan-Ne
wcastle,
and
Tho-
mas
Uphill
Socialist.
Fernle.
with
the
Opposition.
t
t
NOUTHEKN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMHIAS
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THl'RSDAY.
MARCH
7;
1U35
Reports
from
Honda
indicate
that
John
D
Rockefeller,
world-famous
millionaire
oil
tycoon,
no
longer
play
his
u&lly
game
of
e
jIX
or
takes
his
walk
about
his
Florida
estate.
While
nothing
definite
can
ix
learn
d
it
is
thought
the
96-year-olti
millionaire
is
confined
to
his
home.
John
D.
often
expressed
the
desire
to
Ive
to
be
100
It
u
estimated
that
be
has
given
away
an
amount
equal
to
his
present
fortune
A
recent
picture
of
Rockefeller
'and
his
Florida
home
are
shown.
Lardeau
and
Gerrard
In
Kootenay
District
Now
in
Need
of
Relief
Airplanes
May
be
Pressed
Into
Service
to
Transport
Much
Needed
Supplies
Pending
Rc-opcning
of
Blocked
Railway
Line
NELSON,
March
7:
(CP)
Thirty-five
people
in
Lardeau
and
Gerrard,
sixty
miles
north
of
Nelson
in
the
Trout
Lake
district,
have
been
cut
off
from
the
outside
world
since
January
10.
No
mail
has
been
received
since
then
and
WASHINGTON.
DC
.
March
7:-
tion
with
the
soluUon
of
the
world's;
fnH(.tffs
are
nnw
runninrr
short,
it
is
reDOrted
here.
A
oust
storm
believed
to
have
ori-,
difficulties
and
that
leaders
were,
cnmiftc
snH
clirW
Hrirlf
thP
railwav
line
from
tending
more
and
more
to
link
e
ol
Ky
ki
Laiest
Uiemseivcs
up
wua
uuu,
mauup
Rlx,
In
an
inspiring
message,
de-
reports
state
that
feed
for
livestock
has
been
exhausted.
Airplanes
may
be
used
to
take
in
supplies
pending
utmost
efforts
to
open
the
railway
line.
TEXAS
CITY
THREATENED
WITH
STRIKE
EL
PASO,
Texa
March
7:
Forty-five
local
labor
unions
have
voted
in
favor
of
a
sympathy
strike
with
power
company
workers
who
are
demanding
concessions
from
their
employers.
A
complete
tie-up
1
of
the
entire
power
traction
and
j
electric
light
service
of
'the
cKy
is
threatened.
WEATHER
REPORT
Terrace
Clear,
calm.
10.
Anyox
Clear,
calm.
18,
Stewart
Clear.
c-lm,
10.
Hazelton
Snowine.
calm.
8.
Smlthers
Cloudy,
calm.
cold.
Burns
Lake-
Snowing,
calm,
17.
BAR
SILVER
NEW
YORK.
March
7:
(CP)
Bar
silver
closed
at
57c
per
ounce
on
ENGAGEMENT
IS
BROKEN
Adolf
Hitler
Breaks
Appointment
With
Sir
John
Simon,
British
Foreign
Secretary
LONDON,
Marcli
":
Pleading
a
cold,
Keichsfuerer
Adolf
Hitler
of
Germany
yesterday
cancelled
an
engagement
with
Sir
John
Simon,
British
foreign
secretary,
at
which
it
had
been
planned
to
discuss
problems
affecting
the
peace
of
western
Europe.
Opponents
of
the
government
suggested
yesterday
that
HiUer
had
no
cold
but
had
broken
the
HiZh
3:13
am.
22J&
It
15:43
pm.
20.1
ft.
Low
9:43
ajn.
2.4
ft
21:48
pjs.
5.1
ft
enici.
mr
cents
UTAmiL
WELL
BLAST
KILLS
TEN
5,
FOOD
SUPtZS
RUN
SHORT
IN
SNOWBOUND
B.
C.
TOWNS
Premature
Explosion
oi
Nitro-Glycerine
Causes
Catastrophe;
Derrick
Blown
Among
Onlookers
THEATRE
IS
SOLD
fntlMi
JniHrate
riirrlir
Or-phfum
Property
n
Granville
Strrrl
in
Vancouver
rN
iMJVKIt,
MMeh
T:
CV--.
...i
important
ileal
to
Ormo-.
H
ftM-i
property
l
lar
was
-
vmtcnUy
who
Uk
York-
r
and
Pacific
Swewlttes
Ltd..
.
for
an
BngUtfe
syndicate,
.sz-d
ihr
orphwi
Theatre
.L
iiii:
adjoining
the
Hotel
,ut
for
S3M.0OO
casta.
John
D.
Rockefeller
Confined
to
Home?
SPECULATE
ON
POLICY
Presidft
Kooserelt
Asserts
Commodity
Prices
Still
Too
Low
WASHINGTON.
D.C.,
March
7:
A
declaration
yestsrday
by
Presi
dent
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
that
commodity
prices
in
the
United
Utates
were
still
too
low
caused
l
speculation
as
to
future
govern-'
ment
policy.
It
was
intimated,
however,
in
authoritative
quarters
that
!
no
further
devaluation
of
the
dol-I
ar
was
planned
at
this
time.
President
Will
:
Attend
Funeral
I
National
and
Military
Honors
to
Be
I
Pair
at
Obsequies
For
Oliver
WendeU
Holmes
WASHINGTON,
D.C
March
?:
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
will
personally
attend
the
funeral
tomorrow
of
the
lat
Oliver
Wendell
Holmes,
former
Justice
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
the
United
States.
Service
in
All
Soul's
Church
win
be
f
qltowedhjLhitejmet
Jn,
Arlington
National
Cemetery.
There
will
be
full
military
honors
Aimee
and
Dave
Now
Divorced
Angelus
Temple
Romance
Finally
Ended
With
Issuance
of
Decree
Yesterday
LOS
ANGELES.
March
7:
Judicially
sepatated
some
time
ago,
Aimee
Semple
MePherson,
Foursquare
Gospel
evangelist,
and
David
Hutton
were
divorced
yesterday
with
the
issuance
of
a
decree
here.
Mental
cruelty
was
charged.
The
engagement
in
view
of
the
newly
I
evangelist
is
at
present
on
a
trip
announced
British
army,
naval
and
air
force
building
program.
The
foreign
secretary,
however,
insisted
that
Hitler
really
had
a
cold.
lakeTget
B1GST0RM
Lake
Superior
in
Grip
of
Winter
Tempest
With
Damage
Estimated
at
$1,000,000
DULUTH,
March
7:
Lake
Superior
was
In
the
grip
yesterday
of
a
wild
winter
storm
with
heavy
wind
and
intense
cold.
At
least
$1.-000.000
damage
is
estimated
to
have
been
done.
Throughout
the
north-
'west
there
has
been
snow.
GOING
BACK
TO
SENATE?
Huey
Long
Again
Changes
His
I.
Mind
Not
to
Run
For
Cover-
nor
After
All,
He
Says
WASHINGTON.
D.C,
March
7:
iHuey
Long
has
agein
changed
his
!
mind
In
recard
to
his
future
poli
tical
Intentions.
He
announced
yesterday
that,
instead
oi
running
for
governor
of
Louisiana,
as
he
had
Just
intimated,
he
would
run
for
re-
!
election
to
the
Senate.
He
still
does
the
local
metal
market
yesterday,
not
expect
to
be
in
the
presidential
bounding
up
to
58
3-10c
today.
i
field
next
year.
to
the
Orient
Greatest
Mardi
Gras
is
Ended
NEW
ORLEANS,
March
7:
The
most
colorful
Mardi
Gras
in
the
hundred
years'
history
of
that
annual
celebration
name
to
a
close
yesterday.
As
usuil.
it
attracted
many
thousands
of
visitors
to
this
city.
ROBBERY
OF
GOLD
VALUED
AT
$107,000
FROM
BRITISH
AIR
FIELD
LONDON.
March
7:
Scot-
land
Yard
Is
investigating
a
sensaUonal
robbery
of
$107,000
of
eold
vesterdav
from
Crov-
j
don
airport.
Hie
gold
was
I
stolen
while
awaiting
trans-
1
port
by
air
to
France.
Public
Notice
Any
person
crossing
Section
2
bridge
at
niore
than
5
miles
per
hour
is
driving
to
the
common
danger
and
will
be