World's
Day
Of
Prayer
Observed
lijlitj
Wmnen
In
Attendance
at
Mreline,
Kliday
Afternoon
In
l
int
Baptist
Church
Ti
l-U:
H.
ll'.:'
Mi
Ai
Ni
r
Vj'
.!
Mi
j
World's
Day
ot
Prayer
for
it
wus
observe!
In
First
Bap-
H.h
oH
Friday
afternoon
-
aiiurlhg
of
eiglily
worner
niiiiu
vtlrlou
Protestant
iiiona
of,;
the
dty.
UtriiMi
of
Uie
meeting
was
Vr
one
Another's
Uurdeiu'
Aimtant
Eva
Laycock
pre-Mts
Myrtle
McGregor,
rc
1
the
United
Church:
'
W
Mcklntfy.
Presbyterta-Mrs.
F.
W.
Stamp-Vlnccnt.
"
C'tvufcli.
ond
Mrs.
E.
J
T'
ntnrwtnl
Assembly,
led
ir
Mrs
J.
H.
McLeod
sang
r
''
and
Mrs.
J.
C.
Gllkcr
pre-
Chil.toff
me
organ
Ushers
were
n
Morison
and
Mrs.
Thomar
Nina
Spalding
To
Face
Murder
Trial
At
Spring
Assize;
Nina
Spalding,
Port
Esslngtont
whom
a
coroner's
Jury
found
pjonsiblo
at
the
end
of
the
week
ior
the
death
of
her
infant
son
by
cuiunB
his
throat
In
the
graveyard
lat
S8'n8ton
on
December
10
1
al
prescnt
3t
okalla
Prison
mitins
trial
on
a
charge
of
rrtur-u-r
in
connipi.tnn
,.,m.
u.
i..
Today's
Stocks
(Vurtft)r
8.
D.
Jobmtoa
ObJ
Vancouver
Bayview.
.014
B.
C
Nickel,
.48.
Big
Missouri.
.371?.
Hradlarl.
M.
Bralorne.
830.
B.
It.
Cons..
.06H.
,
B.
B.
X.
Odd.
.19.
Cariboo.
1.28.
Dentonla.
-81-Dunwtll.
06.
Qeontta
niver.
j00.
Ookonda,
JO.
Ol&cier
Creek,
.00
(ask).
Grant.
.14.
Hercules,
.01V.
Indian.
.014-
Mlnto.
.18.
Meridian.
.13Vfc.
Morning
Star.
M.
NaUonal
Silver,
.03.
Noble
Five.
.OOVk.
I'end
Oreille.
.48.
Porter
Idaho.
.084
Premier.
168.
Quesnelle
Quarts.
.15.
Reeves
McDonald
.12.
He
ward.
.03.
Heno,
1.4
i.
Silver
Crest.
J)lfc
Salmon
Cild.
.13.
.
Taylor
Ilriri!.
.17-
Wayside.
.104.
Whitewater.
.0.
Waverly
Tangier.
()
United
Emillrc.
06.
Toronto
Central
Patricia.
1
00.
Chibougamau.
21'
V
Lee
Gold.
44.
,
Orannda,
.12.
Inter.
Nickel.
23.15.
Macassa,
2.48.
Noranda.
35.00.
Shcrrltt
Gordon,
40.
Slsco,
3.12.
Ventures.
.95.
Lake
Maron,
.05;.
Teck
Hutthcs.
4.27
,
Sudbury
Basin,
1
44.
Columarlo,
.14
V.
Smelter
Gold,
.154-Can.
Malartlc.
.71.
LltUe
Long
Lac.
6.70.
Astoria
Rouyn,
.034-Stadacona.
-.29.
Manic
Leaf.
.094r
'
Pickle
Crow,
2.07.
Man.
&
Eastern.
.04.
McKenrle
Red
Lake.
1.20.
Ood's
Lake.
1.57.
SturRcon
River
Gold,
.83.
8e
Securities
Commision
Wants
to
Know
Reasons
For
Share
Price
Drop
.Nathan
L.
Aimtcr,
Prominent
New
York
Attorney,
Chairman
of
Executive
Committee
of
Mining
Company
And
Oilier
Executives
Are
Under
Fire
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
March
11:
(CP)
The
United
SW-
Securities
Commission
today
began
investigation
into
the
ftocK
iransacuons
oi
Hainan
u.
ninsier,
lroniin-ibankm
refuse
t0
pay
more
than
tr
New
York
attorney,
chairman
of
the
executive
com-;
three
percent
interest
on
bond
cou
rt:;
:'t(y
of
the
Granny
Consolidated
Alining,
smelting
&
i,
,
r
i
n
niwl
nthor
officials
in
the
shares
of
that
com-
-
a
any
The
CommiMion
wanU
testi-i
the
city
council
Gas
Tax
Is
I
Being
Cut
t
VICTORIA,
March
11.
1
1'
A
bill
Jias
been
introduced
in
trie
Legis-i
n
in
nrrtntiil
the
jawline
taxjtitcC
to
allow
ii
mg
vessels
an
rfddi-
tsonal
ones
cent
rebate
the
provincial
import
.i.ii
un
effective
tax
of
ci-nt
per
gallon
re-
active
to
October
1
ii
under
section
tat
and
ten
of
the
exiting
law.
mony
concerning
ne
arop
in
inc
u.u.wturtr.
price
of
shares
of
Oranby
last
No-
Scoring
remedies
proposed
by
vemher
aftr
a
letter
had
been
sent!
Thomas
Bradshaw.
Toronto
expert
out
to
the
shareholders
saying
ter-ln
his
report
on
the
city's
financial'
lain
properties
would
be
closed
affairs.
Mayor
McOeer
proposes
tui
(
hereupon
the
stock
dropped
$4
1
cut
bond
Interest
by
direct
action,
a
share
In
value
although
a
second'
"It
U
better
to
go
Into
receivership'
iMt.r
cm
th
(mnanv
nos&essed
!
now
than
after
the
sltuaUon
gets
'
quick
asseU
of
$10.10
per
share,
i
worse."
says
the
mayor
in
urging
an
I
1
l"c
spring
sesilon
of
the
Su-i
The
fire
department
had
a
call
Court
Awlxei
here.
She
was
at
10
o'clock
Saturday
nkht
to
a
Emitted
for
trial
some
time
ago.
chimney
fire
in
the
Federal
Block.
In
his
report.
Mr.
Bradshaw
made
no
recommendation
for
reduction
of
the
Interest
rate
cn
Vancouver's
bonded-debt.
He
claimed'
that
the
city's
Interest
rate
was
comparable
with
many
British
and
Canadian
municipalities.
The
Bradshaw
report
Indicated
that,
although
the
situation
presen
ted
some
grave
problems,
they
were
by
no
means
Insurmountable
The
chief
fault
was
that
Vancouver
had
not
made
the
same
effort
as
other
Canadian
municipalities
to
collect
Its
revenues.
The
report
conta.ned
a
tentative
budget
plan
for
the
city
with
the
recommendation
tint
the
provincial
government
contribute
$800,000.
licence
fees
be
lnreased.
a
ten
percent
tax
be-lmposed
on
rents,
the
schoo1
budget
be
reduced
by
$250,000.
water
rates
be
Increased
and
Sea
Island
airport,
which
cost
the
city
almost
$000,000
and
was
being
operated
at
a
loss,
be
abandoned.
Masonic
Party
Had
Good
Time
At
Ocean
Falls
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
6:40
ija.
17.6
ft
rb,,,
Rupert-
-
Cloudy
fight
20.35
pjn.
15.1
It
nd:
bf
Low
'.
.-
:.
..
0:12
Urn.
lOAIt
f;,2
,
niperature,
i.
37;
t
j
4
a.
13.37
pm.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
MARCH
11,
1935
FBICt:
FIVE
CEN18
GRANBY
OFFICIAL
AFFAIRS
STATE
OF
CIVIL
WARFARE
DECLARED
IN
CUBA
REPUBLIC
M'GEER
IS
INSISTENT
Proposes
That
Vanrouver
Council
Pass
Resolution
Arbitrarily
Cutting
Interest
Rate
Bradshaw
Report
Remedies
Suggested
Would
Throw
Rurden
on
Provincial
Government
and
People
ot
City
VANCOUVER.
March
11.
(CP
A
resolution
instructing
Vancouver's
pom
presented
for
payment
alter
March
31
Is
being
advocated
be
fur
today
by
Mayor
A
local
Masonic
party
consisting
CNVU.
Vuncc.
T.
H.
Johnson.
O.
A.
j
Woofflind,
F.
A.
MacCallum,
Alex
jMchoc.
Mr.
and
Mrs
W.
R.
McAfee,
W,
E,
Drake.
S.
C.
Thomson,
C.
H.i
Oimc.
Donald
Crcrar
and
son,
Alis-talr,
J,
J.
Little,
Joseph
Naylor
and
George
Frasc-r
returned
to
the
city
!
on
Iho.Prliicess
Norah
yesterday
af-,
tcrnooh
from
Ocean
Falls.
The
trip
I
was
n
very
cnjoyabls
one,
the
prln-iclpat
feature
of
the
visit
to
the
paper
town
being
a
banquet
on
Saturday
night.
Hie
visitors
made
an
Inspection
of
the
paper
plant,
were
entertained
socially
in
the
afternoon
and
in
the
evening
after
the
banquet
there
was
a
dance
on
the
Princess
Norah,
A
communication
from
the
inspector
of
factories
advised
the
hospital
board
Friday
night
of
certain
alterations
which
would
have
to
be
made
to
the
passenger
ele
vator
In
the
hospital
before
Janu
ary
31,
1937,
under
the
regulations
governing
such
conveyances.
The
matter
was
referred
to
the
house
committee
for
consideration.
A
letter
from
the
Fidelity
Insurance
Co.,
reported
that
an
inspection
had
been
made
of
the
elevator
by
J.
A,;lltnton
who
found
It
to
be
In
good
working
order
Now
Separated
Princess
Alexis
Mdtvan
with
hr
.usband.
Jie
prince
The
princess
is
the
former
Mis
Barbara
Hutton.
heires.
to
the.
Wool-worth
millions.
The
couple
have
separatea.
TRAGEDY
SCYTHIANS
IN
AUTO
ARE
HOME
Chillhvack
Treacher's
Mother
And
Child
Killed
When
Inter-urban
Hits
Car
VANCOUVER,
March
10:
(CD
Mrs.
John
C.
McTurk,
mother
of
Rev.
John
McTurk
of
Chilli-wack,
and
the
minister's
son,
John,
aged
three,
were
killed
shortly
before
noon
on
Saturday
when
an
automobile
driven
by
Rev.
Mr.
McTurk
was
struck
by
I
Alaska.
Ceremony
Took
Place
at
Regular
Weekly
Meeting
of
Local
Sea
Scouts
At
the
regular
wetkly
meeting
of
the
local
Sea
Scouts
on
Friday
night
patrol
flags'
were
presentedl
10
tile
Ulier
pairui,
u
wmic
un
v"
n
Mttr
KinoVrfrniinri.
thi
Rpa
Gull
a
wvt
unmp."-
-
-
-
I
;
patrol,
a
red
seagull
on
a
blue
background,
and
tha
Curlew
patrol,
;
a
green
curlew
on
a
green
background.
An
honor
flag
was
also
presented
to
the
patrol
with
the
most
points
during
the
week.
One
new
member
was
accepted
and
business
was
discussed.
ISaskctballers
Back
After
Trip
To
Ketchikan
and
.Mctlakatla;
Lost
All
Games
The
Scythians
Junior
basketball
team
and
augmenting
players
from
the
Intermediate
League
returned
Ten
Are
Slain
Since
Saturday
Night;
Era
'
Ot
Violence
Inte'nse
General
Revolutionary
Strike
Declared
Throughout
Troublous
Country
as
Additional
Unions
i
Respond
to
Walk-Out
Call
HAVANA,
March
11:
(CP)
A
state
of
civil
war
was
declared
in
Cuba
today
on
the
heels
of
violence
which
claimed
two
lives
on
Sunday
in
addition
to
eight
who
were
slain
Saturday
night.
A
general
revolutionary
strike
is
threatening
throughout
the
country
as
additional
unions
continue
to
answer
a
walk-out
call.
SCHMELING
lOGDEN
IS
COME-BACK
!
Defeated
Steve
Hamas
in
Ilam-1
burg
Yesterday
With
Technical
Kayo
in
Ninth,
Round
HAMBURG,
Germany.
March
11;
Max
SchmelingMjformer
champion,
took
an
important
step
in
his
come-back
campaign
for
the
crown
now
worn
by
Max
Baer
as
a
result
of
a
technical
knock-out
victory
over
Steve
Hamas
of
Philadelphia
in
the
ninth
round
of
a
scheduled
ten-round
bout
here
yesterday.
It
was
a
bruising
battle
which
Schmel-ing
had
well
in
hand
all
the
way.
In
the
ninth
Hamas,
helpless
on
the
ropes,
was
in
such
distress
that
the
referee
stopped
the
slaughter.
He
had
been
down
three
times
for
the
count
of
nine
in
the
sixth.
There
were
23,000
fight
fans
in
attendance,
coming
from
all
parts
of
Western
Europe.
The
last
time
they
met
in
Philadelphia
Schmeling
lost
a
decision
to
Hamas.
Japanese
Social
Patents
and
Fr.ends
Entertained
garet
I.
Capt.
George
Fritz,
this
mornlngatso'clockfromthelrtouri
DycV0U,,15
Saturday
Pp'eton
Night
to
Ketchikan
and
New
MeUakatla,
an
interurlan
car
at
the
east
I
After
losing
two
games
at?Keti
end
of
the
city
and
carried
150
ichikan.
the
team
went
to
Metla-f...
katla
and
were
beaten
twice
there,
STRANDED
WeU
Known
Fish
Packer
Arrives
In
Port
With
Damaged
Keel
and
Side
Stove
In
With
her
keel
damaged
and
side
stovMa,asf
rpsuljiiiKjjiJsiL..
up
on
Thursday
nighf
hi
Parry
Passage
between
Laogara
and
Gra-:.
ham
Island,
the
Masrett
fish
packer
Ogden,
belonging
to
Sam
L.
Simpson,
arrived
in
port
last
night
from
the
Islands
to
undergo
repairs.
The
vessel
was
able
to
make
the
trip
across
Hecate
Straits
under
her
own
power.
She
was
being
used
by
the
Home
Oil
Distributors
Ltd.
In
connection
with
the
building
of
a
new
fuel
staUon
at
Langara
Island
when
the
stranding
occurred.
Evangelical
Drive
Continuing
Here
Prayer
Meeting
Held
Last
Friday
Night
and
Special
Sermons
Last
Night
n
.
r
1
A
prayer
meeting
was
neia
rn-
Lvent
nniovediday
night
ln
nnt
BaPtist
church
J
J
!
in
in
connection
connection
with
with
the'Lenten
the'Lenten
sea-
sea
Helen
MiTnr-catsd
seven,
and
,
on
rnoay
rngn,
:
T
e
Hall
on
Saturday
night.
'
Rushbrook.
rector
Qf
,,s
Peter
another
girl
were
seriously
in-
,
oi'div
Saht
37
to
23
by
the
i
rIlow,nS
a
snort
addreSS
by
Anglican
Church,
uhtf
Rev.
Dr.
F
J"""1'
i
K&tfhlkin
kii.
'
iiiTk
Hkh
School
ov.,
team
iJ.
!
io.tR.ammu.
Sakamoto,
the
6uv-r
guests
were
wel-;W.
v.
Dafoe.
UJ.ivt:,
pastor
pasiur
ot
of
First
rim
Baptist
oapwsfc
Mr.
McTurk
escaped
with
a
few
bruises.
f
lazs
rres
ented
After
a
regular
meeting,
the
members
of
the
Canadian
Japanese
oung
People's
Society
entertained
son
evangelical
campaign
being
conducted
under
Che
auspices
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Ministerial
As-sociaUon.
There
was
a
good
atten-1ance
with
the
various
Protestant
lenomlnations
represented.
Very
Rev.
James
B.
Gibson,'
dean
of
St.
indrew's
Anglican
Cathedral,
heir
parents
and
friends
at
the
,
preached
and
Rev.
Canon
W.
F.
TSuTteSi
aU
dis-
comcd
fey
Presldent
T'
Hamanaka
church,
led
in
prayer
W.
Vaughan
JfM?
roSrSiuS
preslded
at
the
organ
for
erably
from
mal-de-mer
AtJ2
th!
hImns'
.
...
'
xJw.i-.ti,
fnr'by
M,sses
s-
Nakatanl
and
K.
Kl-,ning
in
the
various
churches.
Rnrpc
.h-f
tnat
at
Meuakaua.
bcores
tor
r1
1
AT
1
i
15
Un
rriQaV
INHJIlt
Rupert
in
the
second
Metla-
hara.
katla
game
were:
Jack
Campbell,
"
c
"
'
:SPnt
HulUlfV
Vn
AV
12;
Bobby
AUlstone.
4:
Carl
Smith,
P11"!.
gamc!'
'l
en.teram,!"1
1
DU1K1CJ
YllCy
3;
Herbie
Morgan,
4.
Jack
Lindsay,
3;
Ham
Antonelll,
1.
The
Margaret
I
left
New
Metla-kaUa
at
8:30
last
night,
havlna
waited
out
yesterday's
storm,
the
run
home
taking
lust
under
twelve
hours.
GOLD
PRICE
DROPS
LUIUlIllklCi:
tUilJISttd
Ul
i.
liafwa-
moto,
H.
Suehlro.
I.
Matsumoto
and
T.
Sakamoto.
Those
ln
charge
of
refreshments
were
Misses
K.
Kan-aya.
H.
Suehlro.
S.
Nakatoni
and
K.
Kihara.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVER.
March
10:
(CP)
Wheat
was
quoted
at
80TsC
on
the
MONTREAL.
March
10i
CP
local
exchange
Saturday,
dropping
Thf
London
gold
nrice
dropped
26c
I
to
80?8c
today.
on
Saturday
to
$35.48
ln
Canadian
funds.
The
United
States
fixed
IRELAND
BEATS
WALES
price
of
gold
was
$35.26
In
Canadian
I
BELFAST,
Ireland,
March
10:
funds.
Today
the
London
tricejfiU?
(CP)
Ireland
defeated
Wales
9
to
lied
21c
to
$35.69.
the
Washington
3
ln
an
International
rugby
game
price
for
the
day
being
$33.35'''
on
Saturday.
Pioneer
Passes
George
Flndlay,
aged
74,
.well
known
pioneer
of
the
Bulkley
Val-'ey
and
former
public
works
foreman
at
Smlthers,
was
found
dead
op
Monday
of
last
week,
In
his
residence
at
Smlthers.
Deceased
was
seated
In
a
chair
In
his
underclothing
and.
apparently,
was
the
victim
of
a
heart
attack.
He
was
bom
at
Shakespeare,.
Opt.,
and
had
no
relatives
In
this
country.
Some
years
ago
he
used
to
bo
regular
visitor
ln
Prince
Rupert.
In
later
years
he
was
employed
as
a
watchman.