Today's
Weather
Prince
Rupert-Part
cloudy,
light
westerly
wind;
barometer.
29.82;
temperature,
57;
lea
smooth.
Vol
XXIV..
No.
138.
EMPRESS
IN
COLLISION
Thtte
Members
of
Crew
of
Collier
Kafiritan
Mlslsng
and
Ship
Bring
Towed
to
Sydney
MONTREAL,
June
17:
CP)
Three
members
of
the
crew
of
the
collier
Kaflrstan,
which
collided
IUi
the
Empress
of
Britain
In
the
Oulf
of
St.
Lawrence
yesterday,
arc
missing.
The
Kafl'-stan
Is
being
towed
toward
Sydney,
US.,
by
the
freighter
Bcaverford
while
the
Emr
Pres
of
nritaln
with
slight
damage
along
the
bow
watcrllnc
Is
proceeding
on
her
voyage
across
toe
Atlantic.,'
.
Quebec
Judge
Mr.
Justice
Tfllicr,
Formerly
Superior
Court
of
Quebec
1
Was
Aged
90
ism
Youth
Has
Passed
Away
at
Anyox
ANYOX.
June
17:
The
;vga
and
Que
i
Mary
with
otiier
members
of
the
royai
family
at
the
mmemorate
.lie
jubilee
year
at.
the
Guildhall,
Lop
don.
Train
Wreck
in
England
Results
in
Loss
of
14
Lives
and
Many
Injured
Goods
Express
Runs
Into
London
to
Newcastle
Passenger
Train
Standing
in
Welwyn
Station
and
Smashes
Cars
Halibut
Arrivals
American
Urania,
25,000,
6.3c
and
5c,
Booth
Fisheries.
I
Prosrjcrltv.
20.000.
6.5c
and
5c.
Atlin
Fisheries.
Rainier
II.
12,000,
6.9c
and
53c,
Royal
Fish
Co.
Avona,
16.500,
6.7c
and
5J5c,
Pacific
Fisheries.
Slrlus,
17500,
6.0c
and
5.5c,
Royal
Fish
Co.
Rap
III.
11.000,
6.7c
and
5.5c,
Roval
Fish
Co.
WELWYN.
England,
June
17:
(CP
Fourteen
people'
Friendly.
i8,ooo,
6.9c
and
5.5c.
were
killed
and
four
injured
Saturday
night
when
thejAum
Fisheries.
,
.
xT,..nCHn
..nniror
ovni-oss
stnn.Hnrr
in
WpI.
Addlngton.
11,000.
6.7c
and
55c,
LiOnuun
,
-
0
...
-
Fisheries.
n
.
..
......
nitr
-firvni
thn
vtini
hr
n
"nrnfiilo
nv.i
......
v..
w.
WVll
btailOll,
i
"
.I
.
I-
J
;
i
V
i
Glacier.
20.000.
7ound
5.5c.
Booth
press
from
London,
travelling,
it
is
esunmieu,
at
auout
seventy
miles
an
hour.
Several
cars
in
the
passengera
:
r
eTtoSrm
these
ms;
New
Westminster
most
of
the
loss
of
life
occurred.
This
was
described
In
the
newspapers
as
the
worst
train
wreck
Great
Britain
has
experienced
In
nearly
a
generation.
Fisheries.
Garland.
15,500,
AUin
Fisheries.
(employ
of
the
Granby
Co.
as
a
Storage.
H,i
miner
for
six
months.
The
remains;
Canadian
6,7c
and
5.5c,
Hazel
II.,
14,500,
,6.8c
and
55c,
Cold
Storage.
Visitor.
7.000,
7c
and
5c,
Pacific
Fisheries.
Wireless,
17.000.
6.8c
and
5.5c.
Pacific
Fisheries.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
.MONDAY,
JUNE
17,
1935
;
grounds.
PracUcally
all
the
Ilsher-jmen
from
Seven
Mile
and
Naden
.
Harbor
were
present
and
It
Was
de-!
elded
to
form
The
North
Island
Trollers'
Co-operat'.ve
Association,
all
present
pledging
their
support.
Officers
were
elected
and
a
committee
was
appointed
to
draft
a
constitution.
No
fewer
than
200
boats
have
signed
up
so
far.
The
question
of
sanitary
condi
tions
at
the
settlement
on
the
i
beach
will
be
laid
before
the
department
of
health.
It
war
stated
that
the
harbor
was
overcrowded
Tom
orrow
s
Tides
High
.
Low
...
..
1:40
a.m.
722
ft.
14:43
pjn.
192
ft.
..
8:30
a.m.
IX)
It
20:35
pjn.
12
ft
PRICE:
5
CENTS
-
WAIT!!
-V
AFRICA
.
SEEMS
,
INEVITABL
FOURTEEN
LIVES
ARE
LOST
IN
ENGLISH
RAILWAY
WRECK
CLUB
HEARS
'
ABOUT
PARIS!
Dr
Lutai
of
lllfh
School
Enter
Irrtalns
.Members
of
Canarilin
Club
in
RemlniKrnt
Address
In
the
course
of
a
very
IntereM-.
g
address
to
the
Canadian
Ctuo
a
well
attended
meeting
8a
turfy,
alternoon
at
the
home
of
Dr.
tr,-1
Mrs
Neal
Carter.
Dr.
Lucas,
print
ipal
of
the
High
School
gave
a
very
Interesting
description
of
i
educational
system
of
Pans.
sVrre
she
lived
for
about
three
fir?,
taking
advaniage
oi
uw
N..
hoU
scholarship
which
she
won
the
University
of
British
-Colum-
t.a
Af'er
telling
something
of
tne
and
customs
of
the
Latin
quarter
where
she
lived
In
the
French
(
apl'al.
the
speaker
explained
tftat
average
pupil
spent
the
first
Is
years
In
the
elementary
ooU
passing
Into
the
HMrh
r
xl
at
about
the
age
of
tn.
T
.e
next
nine
years
were
spent
In
V.s'
school
from
which
he
gradua-ti
with
the
degree
of
bichelor.
The
huh
school
Ues
in
the
work
f
fhe
first
two
years
of
university
Canada,
and
a
curious
tact
t
'
J
lt
of
Uie
studenU
fall
to
r-
he
twt
E'udenu
whkh
nave
neaaea
h
es
lh
the
High
School
go
to
the
t
Norma!
To
be
admitted
to
f
h"ol
U
A
high
honor
High
jj
graduates
who
are
no;
act-r
rd
to
the
Fxole
Korma.e
may
t?
admitted
to
the
Sorbonir?
or
c
tr-ltY.
a
uccesful
two
yel'
there
ahrlnz
the
degree
of
1
?ncie."
about
equivalent
to
the
U
idtan
DA
Only
,30"'
oi
me
:tnt
secure
this
degree.
Afr
the
university
or
the
Ecole
N
xaie
a
student
can
study
for
of
three
degrees,
the
doctorate
rf
state,
the
doctorate
of
the
t:r
rrslty,
and
the
"Agmratlon"
The
Degree
Agrege
de
lUntvcr-t:te
is
the
highest
one
may
ob-aln
and
Is
awarded
after
a
com-pc
live
examination.
To
obtain
It
the
:
'.udenL
after
leaving
the
Unl-
veri'y
must
spend
-at
least
two
yean
in
the
deepest
study
of
some
E-'oled
subject
and
only
one
or
two
r'udentt
each
year
receive
tna
ae
rree
Manv
reminiscences
of
life
in
Tiru
were
given
by
the
speaker.
In
an
Interesting
manner
on
mo
tten
of
Mrs.
D.
McD.
Hunter,
seconded
by
Mrs.
Tarlow.
Dr.
Lucas
wa;
extended
a
hearty
vote
of
thanks
by
the
club.
Miss
Halltwcll
the
president
was
In
the
chair.
Tra
was
served
by
the
hostess.
Pouring
were
Mrs.
McLennan
anri
Mr-
D.
Mci),
Hunter.
Those
serves
were
Mrs.
Parlow.
Mrs.
Fred
McLeod,
Mrs.
Asplnall.
King
and
Queen
Attend
Ball
at
Guildhall
Italy
Goes
on
Semi-war
Basis
as
Nearly
Million
More
Men
Called
To
the
Colors
and
Troops
Moved
DR.
WEIR
i
IS
COMING
i
-
Will
Visit
Number
of
Northern
i
Points
on
Tour
Commencing
Next
Wednesday
I
VICTORIA,
June
17:
Provincial
Secretary
Weir
is
leaving
here
Wednesday
on
a
two
weeks'
tour
jof
the
northern
part
of
the
pro-'
vince.
He
will
make
stops
at
Ocean
Falls,
Prince
Rupert.
Terrace.
Sml-triers.
Hazelton.
Bums
Lake,
Van-derhoof
and
Prince
George,
returning
home
by
way
of
the
Pacific
Orcat
Eastern
from
Quesnei.
ORGANIZED
&
NORTH
ISLAND.
June
17:
At
an
Important
meeting
of
fishermen
on
the
beach
here.
It
was
decided
to
take
steps
to
improve
the
price
paid
to.
fishermen
on
the
trolling
ROME,
June
17:
(CP)
Italy
went
on
a
semi-war
basis
today
when
nearly
a
million
men
were
called
to
arms
and
her
silver
partly
nationalized
as
Premier
Mussolini
held
up
the
grandeurs
of
Rome
as
the
standard
of
the
country.
The
pace
of
departures
for
East
Africa
of
troops
and
war
materials
was
speeded
up
while
the
Italo-Ethiopian
arbitration
commission
prepared
to
meet
again.
Italian
official
circles
expressed
the
belief
that
the
commission
would
be
unable
to
settle
the
border
dispute
between
the
two
countries
by
peaceful
methods.
Morning
Address
Six
Sawmills
In
By
President
Of
;
Operation
Now
In
Woman's
Auxiliary
Terrace
District
Mrs.
Gilbert
Ferrabee
of
Mon-
TERRACE,
June
17:
Six
saw-
treal.
Dominion
president
.oV.lto&P&m
ta
....ni..?
....
e
Terrace
dlstrict-the1
George
Trollers1
Co-operative
Association
ary
Society
of
the
Church
of
Eng-,""f
"J.0
t
M
9
,'A
.r
Terrace,
the
Hippesley
mill
in
the
Formed
,
at
.
v
North
.u
,
Island
i
ia
t,,
Sanl-
.land
In
,
Canada
came
off
the
,
.
.
.r
.
tary
Condition
to
Be
Reported
nntthhoTn
ph:
Valley,
the
Carl
Pohl
mill
northbound
i
steamer
Princess
.
,
.
,
..
.
rharlotte
this
morning
and
ad-
n
"SfJ1
Uk"!f
JaCob"
hedral,
St.
Peter's
and
St.
An-i
Irew's
Japanese
liranches
of
the-
'
Vikine.
13.000.
5.6c
and
5c.
Atlin
kw
hn
mnrih,ifM
marine
strike.
Port
Albernl
union
death
Fisheries.
.
,ti
Kt.
has
a8teed
not
to
work
"unfair"
liumutllllfc
tit
Ull
vvvnvvst
vi(,uv
.
.
.
.....
I
rp
occurreu
m-rc
iwchhj
ui
itetiei,
io,ouu.
a.c
ana
&c.
uoia
and
ninety.
A
bookcase
has
also
,
7.
v
c
UlCd
10uayiIIenry
,
t
New
Storage.
bccn
lnstalled
and
In
It
there
Is
15
eirectlve-
!
Wnttmlnittr
uhn
hnrt
hppn
In
tlio,
f!nnrlla.
17
O01
S
R
nnH
rviM
im
-
.
u.i
n
.11.1..
Tha
ronriinn
rifi
.
,
v
.
v......s.
.
I
1
1,1
"
.v.
v.,
wvw
tt
VUUtiilV
dllCll
I
UXMUIJ
OUUIC
wuuilUJH(l
AUtlilv.
aiiU
sUlia-
readers
of
the
Daily
News
still
have
dian
National
announce
that
their
books
which
they
do
not
need
and
schedules
are
not
affected
by
the
were
sent
for
burial
to
deceaseds
w.
H.
Sherman
was
walklnc
which
thev
would
be
wllllne
to
do-
strike
but
a
number
of
deeo
sea
'home
at
New
Westminster
where
.around
this
mornlne
with
a
bunchlnate.
The
short
term
rjrisoners
and
vessels
are
idle
while
nine
other
his
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
A.
ST.
HYACINTH
E,
Que,
June
17:
'My
ton,
reside.
Donald
Myton
of
Mr.
Justice
Tellier,
formerly
a
Anypx
is.
a
brother
There
are
also
Justice
of
the
superior
court
of
twq,
other
brothers
and
a
sister
at
Quebec,
died
today
agca
uu
years,
wcw
ve5imin5ivr.
I
mill
near
Vanaradol,
There
is
also
considerable
acti
vity
in
the
moving
of
poles
to
the
iral
Hall
this
morning
at
8:30
with
Zr
7.
Y,
Lumber
'
w
r
Co.
I
he
diocesan
president.
Mrs.
J.
B.
Gibson,
in
the
chair.
1
-J"
The
meeting
was
very
well
at-
DUia
Rnllo
nnlfl
01
rirA
ire
tended
and
Mrs.
Fefrabee
gave
an
nspiring
address
on
"Fellowship.".
Qnnnrliltr
CUntArnA
Mrs.
G
A.
Rlx
moved
a
vote
of
Opeefllly
LIieCKeU
thanks
to
the
speaker.
Mrs.
Ferrabee
continued
aboard
Threatening
Blaze
Tut
Out
By
me
same
steamer
enroute
to
the
Quick
Action
of
Neighbors
Of
Yukon
for
an
official
visit
there.
MOTHER
OF
ISLAND
Dr.
II.
A.
McLean
BELLA
COOLA,
June
17:
Quick
action
hv
nplphhnr
rpnnflw
WOMAN
PASSES
AWAY
cnecked
a
bush
flre
that
ieaped
from
burning
slashings
and
itr-
Mrs.
Emma
Mam
Gillespie,
mo-
nlted
timber
on
th"
farm
of
Dr.
H.
and
the
settlement
on
the
beach
ther
ot
Mrs-
Esther
M.
McKenzie
a.
McLean.
For
two
hours
there
demanded
prompt
action.
Steps
of
Queen
Charlotte
City,
passed
was
danger
that
the
flames
might
will
also
be
taken
to
have
the
fresh
away
a
few
davs
aS
at
Campbell
spread
to
timber
on
an
adjacent
water
supply
kept
free
from
con-
"Iver
wnere
me
"merai
took
place.
Indian
reserve
from
which
the
fire
tamlnatlon.
Mrs-
J-
H-
ol
Adams
Lake
Is
might
have
swept
the
entire
lower
Fishing
here
Is
anything
but
ai"ther
daughter.
valley.
good.
An
average
catch
of
about
50
.
pounds
to
the
boat
Is
being
made
.
s
"
P
1
but
the
fishermen
are
hoping
that
11116
strike
LOIltlliUeS
And
o
rrrrr
run
nt
enHnn
m
mnM
will
v
w
"t
come
in
a
few
days.
;
Police
Library
Is
Increasing
Between
Eighty
and
Ninety
Volumes
Contributed
in
Response
To
Appeal
in
This
Taper
Men
Threaten
to
March
Against
Police
Guard
at
Docks
Tomorrow
VANCOUVER,
June
17:
(CP)-Steamship
passenger
services
on
the
British
Columbia
coast
were
unimpaired
today
but
leaders
of
the
striking
marine
workers,
threatened
to
march
'on
the
police
that
truard
the
docks
tomnr-
v
delegation
of
the
strikers
is
permitted
on
m
response
to
an
appeal
made
""ef
through
this
paper
for
books
for
the
riocKs-
Thlee
hundred
New
Westminster
longshore-
men
an
from
Chemalnus
have-
the
use
of
prisoners
and
officers
at
the
local
police
office
a
number
"
"LLl
WFA.THH?
CCPflDT
of
very
fine
white
double
poppies
'the
night
duty
officers
make
good
ships
are
being
worked.
grown
from
seed
sown
this
year,
use
of
the
books.
Sergeant
Green-
He
left
them
at
the
Capitol
Bar-
wood,
says
they
are
a
Godsend
to
Garnett
C.
Watt
left
last
nlcht
o..v,
nv.w
vrji
uiv
nuw
uti
niv
men,
iiuib
ujjc
inuic
oiirii
ui
wn
me
uaiaia
on
a
ousiness
trip
10
iv.
view.
books
and
the
library
Is
equipped
I
Stewart.
4,
"
liil
IILllV
IVLlI
Ull
Terrace
Clear,
calm,
58.
Anyox
Part
cloudy,
calm,
54.
Stewart
Part
cloudy,
calm,
56.
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm,
60.
Smlthers
Cloudy.
'calm,
warm.
Burns
Lake
Showery,
calm,
55.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER,
Junee
17:
(CP)
The
price
of
wheat
here
today
was
quoted
at
79T8c.