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Vancouver
Wheal
Marion
Talley
We
Is
Married
To
Former
Teacher
NBW
YOUK.
April
15
Marlon
Talley,
latnous
operatic
star
and
former
Kansas
farm
girl,
was
mar-
irwo
nere
on
warcu
o
w
nuiH
EkkBtrom.
a
singing
teacher
and
her
former
instructor,
it
was
re-
rafed
at
the
end
of
the
week
by
the
preacher
who
performed
the
ceremony.
Miss
Talley
for
some
years
was
with
the
Metropolitan
Opera
Company
but
more
recently
has
been
Identified
with
the
Chi
cago
Opera
Company.
Chances
of
Thirty
Hour
Week
Slight
Legislature
of
California
Not
Likely
To
Art
In
View
of
Strong
Oppo-silion
Developing
SACRAMENTO,
Cat..
April
15
Chance
of
thirty-hour
week
legis
lation
being
enactoi
In
California
are
growing
very
dim
owing
to
the
determined
opposition
of
business
men
and
industrialists.
Already
&vpml
bills
alone
this
line
have
been
rejected.
Screen
Star
Is
Divorced
Dr.
franklin
Thorpe
Gets
Decree
From
Mary
Axtor
as
Well
as
Custody
of
Child
ins
ANfiEl.ES.
Aurll
15:
-Dr
Franklin
Thorpe
wos
granted
a
dc-
AGREEMENT
COMPLETED
Slrcsa
Conference
Ends
With
Britain,
France
and
Italy
In
Accord
For
Peace
STRESA.
IUly,
April
15:
(CP)
The
Stresa
conference
formally
concluded
yesterday
with
Great
Britain,
France
and
Italy
in
full
accord
on
a
seven-point
European
peace
pros
ram.
In
a
final
declaration
on
behalf
of
the
three
countries,
it
was
said
they
were
in
complete
agreement
in
opposing
by
all
practical
means
any
unilateral
repudiation
treaties
which
may
endanger
the
peace
of
Europe
and
will
act
in
clove
and
cordial
collaboration
for
this
purpose.
Grass
Fires
Keep
Department
Busy;
SENATE
FOR
I
over
the
week-end
responding
to
alarms
as
a
result
of
grass-fires
in
various
parts
of
the
city.
At
noon
8aldrrfay
there
.was
a
call
UTBlxtfi
Avenfiev
near
Booth'
Memorial
School,
at
1:50
pjn.
to
the
corner
of
Second
Avcnu-
and
Second
Street,
at
3
pjn.
to
Seventh
Avenue
near
King
Edward
High
School
and
at
12:45
noon
yesterday
to
Oraham
Avenue,
Westvlew.
At
5:35
Saturday
afternoon
some
$10
or
$20
damage
was
done
to
the
roof
of
D.
M.
Simpson's
premises
at
the
corner
of
Fifth
Avenue
and
McBrlde
Street
as
a
result
of
sparks
from
the
chimney.
MEXICO
IN
BAD
SHAPE
Electrical
Workers
Quit
Work
Truce
Befog
Arranged
In
General
Strike
On
MEXICO
CITY.
April
15:
President
Cardenas
at
the
week-end
negotiated
a
truce
in
Uie
general
strike
which
has
tied
up
business
and
Industry
in
Mexico
for
some
Ume
only
to
have
an
electrical
workers'
strike
break
out
as
a
result
of
which
a
number
of
cities
were
plunged
Into
darkness.
HOME
LOANS
House
Financing
Measure
Approved
By
Upper
House
in
United
States
WASHINGTON
DC,
April
15:
The
$1,750,000,000
home
loan
bill,
designed
to
assist
Americans
in
the
building
of
new
homes,
was
approved
by
the
Senate
at
the
end
of
the
week.
Vancouver.
April
15:
(CIM
jcrcc
of
divorce
at
.he
end
of
the
was
qUotcti
nt
87i,c
un
the-1
week
from
Mary
Astor.
screen
ac-
former
OUrVCVOr
'Wal
nwnrded
custody
u,,"v'
fc'v"
J
r,.hn
i-..
j
hninir
n!so
D7c
today.
;
of
their
two-year
old
daughter.
iMarvlin.
Miss
Astor.
who
was
t'OCKTAH.s
FOR
BARBARA
.charged
with
mental
cruelty
by;
'sarcasm,
did
not
contest
me
action
E,jwnrtj
i
Lrcson
Died
In
Victoria
(
KENO.
April
15:--Barbarn
Hut-'nntl
did
not
appear
In
court
-
r-niid-ten
heiress,
residing
3
with
a
view
to
obtaining
a
dl-!
BAR
SILVER
"Wre
fir,,,.
r,.i
..
tK.itf
vnnir
Anvil
isl
IHPI
Bar
Of
Taxes
Passes
On
Saturday
at
Age
of
76
VICTORIA.
April
15:
(CP)
Ed
nnce
Miavani,
was
tnc
;
"i-
-
-
n.
.
.
,Pci
7
former
and
Mrs.
John
a
n.iPtt.
.day.
dropping
to
68Wo'today.
dledaon8aturday.
fH
.
Bo
I
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
ft
tos
SMELTERS
TO
SPEND
$2,500,000
AT
TRAIL
IN
EXTENDING
PLANT
TRAIL,
April
15:
CPi
The
j
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelt-
ins
Co.
announces
that
addl-
.
tlons
to
lta
fertilizer
manu-
i
facturing
plant
here
will
be
I
started
immediately
at
a
cost
of
$2,500,000.
4
TURN
DOWN
i
COMPROMISE
Halibut
Boat
Owners
Insisting
On
One-Fifth
Share
of
Halibut
Livers
-4-
While
no
meeting
had
been
held,
it
was
announced
today
that
a
can-
I
vass
of
Prince
Rupert
halibut
boat
'owners
had
shown
them
to
be
un-
Rnnf
FllP
Acni-tavorable
to
aqcjfptlng
a
compro-IvUUl
1
11
C
raloll.mUc
proposal
offered
as
a
result
of
!
a
meeting
Saturday
of
the
halibut
The
lire
department
was
busy
I
fishermen
s
union
Uiat
the
boats
take
a
one-tenthlmtead
of
a
one-fifth
share
of
the
proceeds
of
halibut
livers.
The
Canadian
halibut
rxfltuovm"ersaTFs,rhslsting
on
the
boats
getting
a
one-fifth
share
of
the
livers,
the
same
as
the
Seattle.
Vancouver
and
Alaska
boats
are
The
latest
proposition
of
the
fishermen
was
made
following
their
rejection
of
a
proposal
of
the
boat
owners
that
the
fUhermen
should
ccelve
the
full
returns
of
the
hall-
U
..
.
1
1
t
I.
.,,
WASHINGTON.
DC,
April
15:
As
a
means
of
meeting
Japanese
competition
In
the
field
of
manufactured
goods,
representatives
of
New
England
industrialists,
at
a
tariff
equal
to
the
difference
in
the
.
cost
of
American
labor
compared!
with
Japanese
plus
ten
percent
ROOSEVELT
BELIEVES
STATES
SHOULD
HELP
IN
SOCIAL
SECURITY
WASHINGTON,
D.C..
April
15:
President
Franklin
D.
T".
tl
I
1.
-
I-
I
.1.
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NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
APRIL
15,
1935
DAWSON
IS
FLU
SWEPT
Half
of
Population
Down
With
fnfluenza
and
Measles
Public
Institutions
Closed
DAWSON.
Y.T,
April
15:
(CP)
Schools,
churches
and
theatres,
are
closed
and
public
gatherings
are
prohibited
In
Dawson
as
the
city's
only
physician
struggles
almost
sin;le-handcd
to
cope
with
an
epidemic
of
measles
and
Influenza.
The
hospital
is
overcrowded
and
members
of
the
nursing
staff
themselves
are
UL
m
Ha'f
the
city
is
quarantined
and
the
other
half
is
attempting
to
carry
on
public
services.
The
staffs
of
the
Government
Telegraphs,
wireless,
post
office
and
alt
public
and
private
offices
are
reduced
by
fifty
percent.
The
city's
only
doctor
reports
that
he
has
the
situation
well
in
hand
and
that
he
hopes
to
have
the
epidemic
curbed
by
the
end
of
April.
OTTAWA,
April
15:
(CP)
Pre
mier
R.
B.
Bennett
went
for
a
drive
j
career
uut
c.S
lor
mw
.uu,
ha(j
bccn
out
of
hQtel
apart
uus
scusun
unci
wuicu
mc
uvcia
Premier
Bennett
Kalen,
23,000.
Atlin.
7.6c
and
5c.
Gibson,
15,000,
Pacific,
7.4c
and
5c.
Cape
Spencer,
15.000,
Cold
Stor-
age,
7.6c
and
5c.
Jude.
6.000,
Pacific.
7.5c
and
5c
White
House
conference
at
the
end
j
t
of
the
week,
asked
for
a
protective;
StFlKPFQ
r
mm
Relief
Camps
Had
Good
TagJ,
one
tag
day.
the
question
of
social
security
!
,
.
legislation,
which
is
before
Congress
now,
when
he
an-
nounced
to
newspapermen
that
he
was
opposed
to
the
fe-
deral
government
taking
ex-
High
Low
TORONTO,
April
15:
(CP)
Mr.
Justice,,
John
Millar
McEvoy,
aged
day.
Prime
Minister
Abie
to
Leave
Hotel
in
the
years
of
,
his
law
practice
Apartment
For
First
Time
In
i
before
his
elevaton
to
the
bench.
Six
Weeks
Mr.
Justice
McEvoy
was
recognized
as
one
of
the
ablest
criminal
law
yers
in
Ontario.
During
his
brilliant
he
defended
13
persons
"yesterday.
It
was
the
first
time
he
charged
with
murder.
Not
one
of
the
18
defendants
paid
the
death
would
be
with
the
compud
hallbut;conflned
on
account
of
m.
professlon.
In
would
receive
a
one-fifth
share.
Except
for
a
few
boats
which
have
taken
union
crews
lndepen-denUy.
vessels
of
the
Prince
Rupert
fleet
are
returning
to
the
banks
manned
by
the
owners
with
the
union
fishermen
still
remaining
ashore.
PROTECTION
IS
SOUGHT
New
England
Industrialists
Seek
Higher
Tariff
in
Order
to
Compete
With
Japan
mess.
Halibut
Arrivals
Summary
American
14,000
pounds,
9.5c
and
7c
and
9.6c
and
7c.
Canadian
90,500
pounds,
7.4c
and
5c
to
7.6c
and
5c.
American
t
Emma.
11,000.
Co'd
Storage,
9.6c
and
7c.
Visitor.
3.000.
Pacific
9.5c
and
7c.
!
Canadian
i
Ingrld
H,
li.000.
Paci!!.
7.6c
and
John
Millar
McEvoy.
K.C..
B-A
LL;B.,
was
born
in
Caradoc,
Middle
elected
a
Fellow
of
Political
Science
and
in
that
capacity
taught
Canadian
constitutional
history
there.
Later
he
became
a
lecturer
for
one
year
under
Prof.
Mavor
in
the
Political
Science
Department
his
law
practice
in
London,
Ont.,
where
he
had
since
resided.
A
Pair
of
Jacks.
14,000.
7.5c
and
5c.
staunch
Liberal,
he
unsuccessfully
j
contested
the
East
Middlesex
Do-
I
minion
riding
in
1904,
and
London
in
1911.
In
the
provincial
field-
he
ran
against
Sir
Adam
Beck
in
1908,
i
but
was
defeated.
In
1894
he
mar-!
rled
a
daughter
of
John
Anderson
East
Williams,
Ont.
There
was
son,
Capt.
A.
M.
McEvoy
of
De-
trolt,
and
one
daughter,
Mrs.
Alton
VANCOUVER.
April
15:
(CP)
'Nell
of
Stratford.
Relief
camp
strikers
claim
to
have
!
Mr.
justice
McEvoy
was
called
to
I
collected
more
than
$5500
from
the
the
bar
In
1893.
He
read
law
under
!
tag
day
which
they
held
Saturday
,
Il0n.
Edward
Blake,
then
of
Blake.
despite
civic
refusal
of
permission
LaSn
ancj
cassels.
i
to
do
so.
About
1400
participated
In
the
Vote
on
Townsend
Plan
is
Promised
elusive
responsibility
for
old
age
pensions
and
unemploy-
!
WASHINGTON,
DC.
April
15:
Three
sisters,
Mrs.
T.
E.
Robson
and
Mrs.
E.
R.
Dennis
of
London
and
Mrs.
W.
W.
Kinsley
of
Humbcr-stone.
Ont,
and
two
brothers,
Thomas
A.
McEvoy
who
resides
on
the
family
homestead
at
Mount
Bryd-ges
and
Dr.
Sanford
McEvoy,
of
Enid,
Okla..
survive.
j
Mr.
Justice
McEvoy
had
for
many'
years
years
been
oeen
a
a
member
memoer
oi
of
St
oi.
12:03
p.m.
16.6
it
.-
6:05
a.m.
5.9
It
18:11
pjn.
6.0
It.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
1
CitMBERLAIN
BUDGET
GRA
TIFYIM
IMPORTANT
POLICY
CHANGE
RECOMMENDED
BY
C.N.
CHIEF
Tax
On
Lower
Incomes
In
Great
Britain
Down;
Pay
Cut
All
Restored
lat
Year
Has
Been
Characterized
by
Substantial
Advance
Toward
Recovery,
Improvement
in
Trade
Havinn
Readied
People's
Purchasing
Power
LONDON,
April
15:
(CP)
A
cut
in
income
tax
rate
in
"-t
mt
.4
brackets
and
an
increase
in
the
personal
exemp-tinf
f,.r
married
men
is
proposed
in
the
budget
introduced
in
House
of
Commons
today
by
Rt.
Hon.
Neville
Cham-iVr-uni.
C
hancellor
of
the
Exchequer,
who
estimated
the
i
-'
of
income
tax
changes
for
the
year
at
$-18,000,000.
He
.
i
.bo
announced
lull
restoration
ol
Today's
Stocks
,
vl
H
U.
JutUwUx
CO
)
the
ten
percent
cut
In
civil
service
a
lark
that
effected
In
1931.
hall
ol
which
wu
previously
re-torcd.
The
bodftt
surplus
Is
estimated
at
$T7JW0.eQ.
TtMt
ChmnceUor
reported
that
the
MA
a
aha
rmf
ftrliaH
i
by
a
substantial
advance
toward
recovery.
Improvement
In
trade
having
reached
right
down
to.
the
pur-eJumlnc
power"
of
th-
people."
Hungerford
Would
Scrap
Obsolete
Equipment
and
Charge
Profit
and
Loss
Is
Same
Plan
That
American
Railroads
Adopted
During
Depression
Board
of
Trustees
is
Heing
Asked
To
Give
Its
Approval
to
Proposal
OTTAWA,
April
15:
(CP)
Following
a
policy
adopted
by
American
railroads
during
the
depression,
the
Canadian,
National
Railways
will
put
into
effect
on
January
1
next
an
"extraordinary
program
of
equipment
retirements"
if
a
recommendation
by
President
S.
J.
Hunger-ford
to
the
board
of
trustees
is
adopted.
It
will
mean
a
'
jjcharge
to
profit
and
loss
of
$23.-
I17pi
i
TrUTrNllTT
000'000
representing
equipment
W
HI
I
KPJflWIM
rendered
obsolete
including
"all
JUDGE
DIES
Mr,
Justice
McEvoy
Passes
Away
At
Age
of
Seventy-One
flnac
Knr
UriVA
71-
a
member
pf
the
Ontario
Su
uoes
i
or
Lfnve
qlea
preme
here
on
i
wooden
cars"
numbering
ten
thou-jsand
and
570
passenger
cars.
Mr.
Hungerford
also
believes
that
all
locomotives
over
ten
years
old
fshould
be
scrapped.
Graf
Zeppelin
Flying
Again
Repairs
to
Damage
Made
Following
Accident
in
Landing
at
Pernambuco
PERNAMBUCO.
April
15:
The
German
dirigible
Oral
Zeppelin
was
able
to
resume
her
Interrupted
flight
at
the
week-end.
following
making
of
repairs
to
damage'
resulting
from
an
accident
on
Friday
when
she
missed
the
mooring
mast
here
as
she
attempted
to
tie
up
in
a
driving
rainstorm
following
her
first
Atlantic
crossing
of
the
season
i
fmm
flArmanv
onrf
pfflhpH
intn
th
sex
County
in
1861
the
son
of
AM.
rooI
hef
and
Sarah
Northcott
McEvoy.
ines
None
His
father
came
oi
f
a
family
In
I
on
w
hurt
County
Down,
Ireland.
The
future
member
of
the
Ontario
Supreme
Court
was
educated
at
Strathroy
n11M
U71
1
T
Collegiate,
the
University
of
To-
1UlICU
TlllCdllll
ronto
and
the
Osgcode
Hall
Law-School.
During
his
student
days
he
,
was
recognized
as
a
man
of
more;
Kansas
City
Now
than
average
ability
and
on
his'
graduation
from
the
university
was
'
Duststorm
Forces
Prices
of
Grain
Up
Damage
Estimated
At
$30,000,000
KANSAS
CITY,
April
15:
As
a
result
of
the
recent
disastrous,
dust-storms,
the
price
of
wheat
jumped
.
I
.
.
3
1
1
.
In
the
early
90's
he
returned
to
"
4
:
ous"cl
"
me
ttctR.
juu.
it.
was
c&iimaicu
that
damage
of
$30,000,000
had
been
done
to
Middle
and
Southwest
farm
lands
as
a
result
of
the
drought
and
dust.
May
Eliminate
Grade
Crossings
In
United
States
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
April
15:
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
Intimated
at
the
end
of
the
week
that
from
$100,000,000
to
$200,000,-000
of
his
$4,880,000,000
public
works
fund
might
be
used
In
work
to
eliminate
all
grade
railway
crossings
in
the
country.
ENGAGEMENT
ANNOUNCEMENT
t
ment
insurance,
ne
expressea
speaKer
uurns
gave
assurance
ai
Mrs.
it.
j.
u.
smith
announce
the
belief
that
the
states
the
end
of
the
week
that
a
direct
George's
Lodge.
No.
42.
A.
F.
and
A.
the
engagement
of
her
elder
should
assume
a
share
of
the
vote
would
be
taken
In
Congress
on
M,
Mocha
Temple
Shrine,
the
daughter,
Florence
Alleen
tq
Mr.
cost.
the
Townsend
old
age
pension,
plan.
Royal
Arch
Masons
and
Royal
Ar-
j
Stanley
Wilson,
youngest
son
of
'lie
predicted
that
it
would
'
beetle-
canum.
He
was
a
member
of
the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
F.
Wilson
of
Edln-
feated.
1
Ontario
Club,
Toronto.
i
burgh,
Scotland.-