Centre
of
Case
J-
a.
Ita'.t';
j.:.
fo;m-r
k
.i
:..tCf-V
central
.
u.a'.ur.
RUPERT
IN
I
HOOP
LEAD
Mcitrd
,n)os
36
to
IS
to
Go
Ahead
in
Championship
Series
I
A;
x
'
.igers.
minus
the
services
:
leader
Kuiai.
bowed
to
a
i
Orotto
team
!-
Satur-.-'tit,
thus
glvtnc
the
Totoac-a
fair
chance
to
win
the
'
in
Drttlsh
Columbia
chara-
i'
The
locals
will
Journey
to
hi
week
to
play
two
more
with
the
sm-lter
town
crewi
uiuaUon
of
the
series.
r
mediate
All
SUrs
bwt
Se-',
M'Ke
;
i"ram
n.
Baseball
Scores
SATUKDAY
SCOItLS
National
League
Brooklyn
1.
Boston
7.
New
York
6.
Philadelphia
4.
Cincinnati
3.
Chicago
4.
St.
Louis
4,
Pittsburg
1.
American
League
Philadelphia
1.
New
York
3.
Boston
4.
Washington
0.
Cleveland
2.
Detroit
1.
Chicago
4.
St.
Louis
9.
SUNDAY
SCORES
'
National
League
Cincinnati
8,
Chicago
4.
Twelve
Thousand
Injured
and
Quarter
of
Million
Home-ess
Fires
Break
Out
to
Add
to
Horrors
of
Death
And
Destruction
Hundreds
Trapped
in
Debris
TAIHOKU,
Formosa,
April
22:
(CP)
Nearly
three
t
ousand
persons
were
killed
and
twelve
thousand
injured
while
250,000
are
homeless
following
the
most
disastrous
eart
hquake
of
modern
times
in
the
Japanese-owned
Island
of
F
ormosa
yesterday.
The
tremors
struck
at
dawn
in
scores
of
populous
villages;
along
the
bonier
of
Taichu
Shinkichu
province.
Fire
broke
out
in
the
ruins
of
several
northwestern
communities,
&:i
t
am
to
the
horrors
of
death
and
CP'tnirUon.
Hundreds
of
persons
were
trapped
n
debris
and
couM
be
heard
nipealing
for
a
Mi
stance
while
f
ran-wurkerit
were
able
to
reach
only
a
-small
percentage
of
the
Injured.
Extensive
property
damage
was
done.
i
St.
Louis
6.
Pittsburg
1.
Brooklyn
8.
Boston
1.
New
-York
4.
Philadelphia
4
(call-
l'rince
Hubert's
refunding
bylaw
whereby
outstanding
JewnturcB
of
the
city
will
be
re-issued
to
an
extended
tern
r,f
yL,ars
on
c
bagis
0f
four
percent
interest
will
be
wally
offected
at
noon
tomorrow
when
City
Commis-
'
'
W.
J.
Alder
will
sit
in
the
capacity
of
the
city
coun-1,1
"f"r
the
nunioso
of
reconsidering
and
adopting
bylaw
TTiTo.
854.
being
n
bylaw
to
enable
thi
"
lJe
and
W.
Black,
offl-"f
Mm
Hudson's
n.iv
On.,
from
'
Til
k
arrived
In
Uic
city
on
"rday
night's
train
fol-
I
trin
tKltr.iii.1
4
V.
a
IniKrlnf
'n'-'
visited,
among
other
points.
hcre
the
company
Is
'P!,,"'-d
to
bo
contemplaUng
the
M.1..V
Jtr
T
..
.
(.
i
.
,
hi..
w
au;uuvcr
WJIUC
Air.
'
'
uavi
iv
n
viiit
rn
I'nrr
o
11411
IV
V
city
of
Prince
Rupert
to
refund
iu
outstanding
debentures
by
Uie
Is
sue
In
lieu
thereof
of
refunding
debentures
to
the
aggregate
amount
of
$1,741,024.99."
As
Is
known,
consent
of
more
than
sixty
torrent
of
the
bondholders
was
olltalncd
last
year
for
the
refund
f
a
branch.
Mr
Doe
aalled'.inK
chcmc
which
wm
validated
by
'"Bht
on
the
Prince
Ad-,
the
legislature
at
iu
tr.ii.
nr
r
mnrrniv
x
iiniiii
11
rUUv!7
Ui
iauiv'w"
-
meeting
has
been
duly
posted
on
the
city
notice
board.
TOY
GUN
HOLD-UP
Transient
Took
Control
of
Win-nlpee-Calcary
Train
CALGARY.
April
22:
(CP)
William
Wins,
transient,
is
being
held
by
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
on
charges
of
havlnr
taken
control
of
a
Canadian
National
Winnipeg-Calgary
train
ain
with
with
a
a
toy
toy
gun
gun
yeterday.
ymeroay.
Bridge
Shower
Is
Enjoyable
Affair
ning
was
given
over
to
the
playing
i
ner
and
the
containing
many
beautiful
gifts.
The
prize
winners
at
cards
were:
'adles'
first.
Miss
Winnie
McOrelsh;
-onsolatlon,
Mrs.
Olof
Skog;
men's
first,
D.
R,
Barclay;
consolation,!
Harry
Calderwood.
VICTORIA,
B.C.
1
The'
paper
mill
at
Ocean
Falls
has
a
capacity
of
300
tens
daily
and
it
nas
been
working
at
capacity
for
the
past
two
years.
It
Is
difficult
to
estimate
the
amount
of
payroll
but
working
gets
good
wages.
man
m-
ftr
tri.irh
am.
nnri
I
every
without
an
unemployment
problem
for
there
is
no
place
for
any
but
workers
there.
Today
the
lowest
paid
worker
gets
41c
an
hour
and
the
highest
on
the
paper
machines,
$1.17.
In
addlUon
to
the
payroll
of
the
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
.
3:22
ajn
ft
r
,
Rupert
Overcast.
lreh
16:35
p.m.
16JJ
ft.
:
,
j.it
wftid;
barometer.
29,94;
'Low
.10:20
ain.
3.9
ft.
,
:ture.
45;
aa
choppy.
22:30
pm.
8.0
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
v
jOTSi
No
92.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
APRIL
22,
1935
PRICE:
5
CENTS
Ml
EARTHQUAKE
IN
FORMOSA
PRINCE
RUPERTS
REFUNDING
IS
BEING
FINALLY
ENACTED
i
Three
Thousand
Killed
By
Earth
Disturbance
in
Japanese-Owned
Island
Off
China
Coast
Sunday
Campaign
For
New
Art
Gallery
For
Canada
A
move
ii
on
foot
in
many
parts
of
Canada
to
campaign
for
a
new
National
Art
Gallery
for
Canada.
Those
favoring
such
a
pr
oject
point
out
that
the
present
building
and
facilities
in
Ottawa
9are-
hoprieSjCy
inadequate
to
meat'th
needs
t)f
an-evergnwins
4nterest
4n
art,
At-preaent
thet
government
appropriated
$25,000
annually
for
the
art
gallery.
Layout
above"
shows
the
present
National
Art
Oallery
and
an
m-erior
scene.
:
n
n
,
n
1
III
i
i
Af
Conductor
C.
Flagg
said
he
(JCean
JalS
ft
(jOOtl
lilUStratlOIl
Ul
found
Wlnse
In
the
sealed
mail
car
at
Drumheller.
When
he
or-
1
dered
the
transient
out,
Wlnse
i
drew
what
appeared
to
be
a
gun
and
forced
him
to
the
tender
where
the
engineer
was
covered.
After
the
train
had
proceeded
twenty
miles,
Wlnse
jumped
off.
What
Paper
Mill
Means
in
Way
Of
Employment
and
General
Activity
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Vancouver.
These
eight
hun-
schools
there
are
some
threehun
dred
children
of
various
ages,
the
high
school
and
Junior
high
having
seven
teachers
and
the
,
public
school
six,
all
busily
engaged
In
helping,
to
turn
out
fine
young
Among
Among
the
Uie
organizations
urKaiueauuus
which
!..
Halibut
Arrivals
American
Arcade,
12,000,
Co!d
Storage,
9.7c
and
6.7c
i
.
Betty.
11,500,
Bacon,
9.6c
and
'6.8c'.
Flourishing
Town
Half
Way
Between
Prince
Hupcrt
and
Tahoma,
20,000,
Atlin,
10.6c
and
TnM:Ma...AM
ITni.
CAfi
Man
i?mnlnvnl
nnrl
I'rwiii
lit
inn
1
C.
f
aiKUUf
LI
lldS
OUU
.'11.11
UlliJiuj
V.U
aiiu
x
uiuiuuuu
Of
Two
Thousand
People
Canadian
Aleve.
400.
Cold
Storage,
7.8c
MANY
AT
FUNERAL
Numerous
Friends
and
Sympathizers
Fay
Final
Tribute
to
Memory
of
Late
J.
C.
McLennan
i
Numerous
friends
and
sympathizers
turned
out
this
afternoon
for
the
funeral
of
the
late
J.
C.
MeLen-'nan,
highly
esteemed
pioneer
citizen,
whose
death
occurred
at
the
end
of
the
week
following
a
lengthy
illness.
There
was
a
service
in
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
after
j
which
Tyee
Lodge
No.
66.
A.
F.
&
I
A.
M.,
of
which
deceased
was
a
past
master,
took
charge
for
the
remittal
ceremony.
j
The
Masonic
service
opened
at
'the
Temple
at
2:15
and
there
was
a
procession
of
members
of
the
craft
to
the
Cathedral
where
Very
Rev.
James
B.
Gibson,
the
dean,
officiated.
The
service
was
choral
with
Peter
Lien
presiding
at
the
organ.
With
the
Masons
marching
from
;the
Cathedral
to
the
Junction
of
!
First,
Second
and
Third
Avenues
where
cars
were
taken,-there
was.
a
(long
procession
to
Fairview
Ceme
tery.
Interment
was
made
In
the
Masonic
plot.
-The-Masonic
ritualistic
rites
were
in
charge
of
W.
R.
McAfee,
the
master,
assisted
by
George
HAL
chaplain,
and
F.
S.
Wil
.on,
director
of
ceremonies.
The
pallbearers,
all
Masonic
past
masters,
were
Cyril
H.
Orme.
G.
H.
Munro,
W.
H.
Tobey,
Dr.
C.
H.
Han-klnson,
James
H.
Thompson
and
M.
M
Stephens.
HERE
FOR
TRIAL
Rufus
White,
Harry
Geddes
and
.Alfred
Davidson,
Indians,
commit-i
teel
for
trial
at
Masiett
on
charges
of
breaking
and
entering
In
connection
with
the
recent
burelarV
of
Eieht
hundred
men
tret
permanent
employment
in
the
and
o,,,.,
6c
Jmn
..,.
Martin-s
geenrai
store,
were
paper
mill
or
its
adjuncts
at
Ocean
Falls,
a
town
half
way
'
'
'
m
brought
to
the
city
yesterday
by
of
Massett
aboard
the
fish
packer
ayiwrna
sunoay
law,.
Bo.tr.rn
Joint
Hostesses
For
jg
Qnj
hote
QVfoQr
and
the
town
there
Qne
gtoref
Qne
Qne
on
CaUla
tnm
&
Judge
w
PhlUde'IphU
TZt
is
bllilt
on
a
small
area
beautifully
kept
and
all
owned
by
the
bftef
business
trip
to
Vancouver,
for
elecuon.
f
IK.
Apr.
Aprl!
22:
(CP.-Barl
illustration
It
is
a
good
NFW
YORK.
'
'
:
'sod
at
67c
today,
un-
:
from
Saturday.
Chicago
6.
St.
Louis
5.
Cleveland
2.
Detroit
3.
City
Commissioner
to
Sit
Formally
Tuesday
To
Adopt
Re-Financing
Municipal
Dekntures
to
Value
of
S1,7-U,G2I.U9
Involved
In
Cut
of
Civic
Interest
Kate
to
Four
Percent
In
honor
of
Mi&s
Rose
Moran
company.
a'
whose
marriage
to
Norman
MacKay
;of
whf
a
Paper
!U
mf
ns
f"
e
llcts
are
seen
on
the
streets.
In
the
is
to
take
place
on
May
4.
a
rie-
u
HghUul
bridge
shower
was
heia
"
7
-
Saturday
night
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
John
Bremncr
with
Mrs.
Bremner
and
Mrs.
Emll
Bostrom
as
Joint
hostesses.
The
early
part
of
the
eve
Jock
Gibsons
Vagrant
Winner
Of
Model
Yacht
Race
Sunday;
Event
Attracts
Much
Interest
'
irnnsiriprinir
the
ceneral
condition'
dancing
were
enjoyed
and
delicious
c"
.
'
.,held
to
keen
the
people
happy
and
A
lame
crowd
assembled
Oil
the
waterfront
VOsterdav
Th.
tolnrg
nf
U
lire
vuuimj.
iiwwi
,
..
:..
...n
-t..,.
i
n
.
1
1
1
,
i
"
.
itursiuurowini.iu.
.v..
,
ia'P1"1
,
nnvsicaiiv
ill
ia
arc
are
a
a
dowhiik
""s
cjuo,
wuo.
rn
0
see
kpp
rno
me
mnfipi
mouei
yacni
vnrnr.
rapp
race
wnion
wnicn
was
was
run
run
imMoc
under
vowr
depression
very
?ll?Zt
favorable
weather
conditions,
the
"Vagrant"
owned
bv
iiuu
uic
iwiii
uv
ihwc
utwvj
uicia-
.
,
.
.
.
i
minion
club
tennis
ciuo.
camera
t
r-
.1
n
"
;L..i
i,
t
it-u.
i
coratcd
In
pale
green
and
pink
and
Immlng
club
and
others.
XA,
Theatre
tickets.
7
1
i
V-
Rice
.
"P
wpurn
,rh
functioning
nnritr
its
nn
of-
Lloyd
s
"Myevma"
came
second.
fleers,
in
addition
there
is
an
ac-
Rowe's
and
Jackson's
"Nordic"
of
Vancouver
was
third,
tivi
Liberal
Association
and
a
C.
C.
ana
o.
gather
s
"Maple"
fourth.?.-
F.
organization.
i
Tne
Pri2e
for
the
fastest
Ume
over
the
any
one
laP
was
won
by
J-
Gibson's
The
head
of
the
company,
Pacific
Mills,
under
the
title
of
mill
i-1"-
manager.
Is
F.
A.
Drumb.
However.'
The
prizes
were
presented
to
the
in
i
it.
.ji...t
nt
le
murn
mnrp
man
mm
ma.ua-
w
iinv.iiJ
uj
mia.
.
mmc
ivuiai
Music
for
dancing
was
played
on
-
.TJZ
1Z
eerTn
VhTt
hi
s
the
final
word
on
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
the
violin
by
John
Bremner.
Those
present
were:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Emll
Bostrom.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D
woods
getUng
out
logs.
Some
of
everytning
at
tne
town,
nis
assis-,
,,u,4
lc
uumwum,
.c
th
inoe
arp
tnkPn
from
th
mm-
tant
Is
M.
YY.
Phelps.
The
plant
en-.
race.
By
way
of
expressing
appre-
Is
H.
M.
Lewis,
paper
mill
'or
the
put
forth
by
m'
Pny
own
pulp
limits
and
others
emecr
Jtton
jjm
.
R.
m
Barclay,
lav
Mr.
and
and
i,nrininHnt..
r.
v
Kpllev:
chief
Cant.
J.
R.
Elfert,
harbor
master.
S8'
MSri
The
presence
of
the
mill
brings,
accountant.
R.
S.
Duns,
and
assis-r
rawing
up
res
and
arranging
Calderwood,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Nell
Mac
tn.
thP
town
steamhlns.
the
crews
taiu
accountant,
w.
auvcrsiaes.
"of
which
ashore
'and
spend
The
woods
manager
Is
P
S.
Bonney.
;
the
donors
of
the
cup
gave
a
pocket
donald,
Mrs.
E.
Amott,
Mrs.
wil-
""v"
go
'
.V;
..C-l.
1...
ifnrmpriv
nutrw
tenter
at
Prince
-
book
.
which
........
was
..
presented
..VW.IV.
to
the
Hm
Mnl.vKnn
T
M
Rnenrrr.
Mrs.
money.
auuinB
w
wic
general
.icu-
--
-
captain
at
,
ty,
...'.,
.u
nc
vlty.
Sometimes
there
are
several
.
Kupert.
there
at
tlme
sh,Ps
one
Miss
Winnie
McOrelsh.
"Miss
Cathie
the
samt
time
I
,
.
,
M
.
was
gratiiying
to
have
such
wUUn,
Mll.
and
boat
owners
-1P;!r"hi"L0r
Duncan.
Miss
Jessie
McMillan,
Miss
uih
Type
"uu'a
taking
part
in
the
proceedlne
and
Miss
Evelyn
Dal-,
The
of
Ocean
;pes
a"
resmciea
10
o
nouns
aee
Hilda
Hanson.
people
Falls,
many
maklng
the
race
a
succesSi
garno,
Miss
Cathie
Eastman,
Nor-'of
whom
have
worked
there
stead-
cpt
for
emergencies.
Sunday
is
the
interest
shown
by
old
and
young
man
MacKay.
Ale
Duncan.
Ro-I
lly
for
many
years,
are
of
a
dlsl"
aW
when
the
maehlne
shops
aUke
u
u
expected
that
m
bert
Smith,
Inge
Valen,
Mr.
Andrew
tlnctly
high
type,
Every
man
Is
to
work
overtime
in
order
to
RUch
eyenls
may
be
hfld
dufing
and
John
McLeod.
mail
and
looks
the
part.
No
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the
season.
Old
Country
Soccer
EiTEIt
MONDAY
SCORES
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
First
Division
Queen's
Park
3,
Partlck
Thistle
1.
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
First
Division
Birmingham
3,
Leeds
United
1.
Derby
County
4,
Everton
1.
Leicester
City
2,
Grimsby
Town
2.
Middlesbrough
0,
Arsenal
1.
Portsmouth
4,
Manchester
City
2.
Preston
1.
Sunderland
l.
Stoke
City
1,
Liverpool
1.
'West
Bromwlch
Albion
1.
Sheffield
Wednesday
1.
Wolverhampton
6,
Chelsea
1.