MAUY
PICK
FORD
L"V
ANGELES,
Jan
11
CP'
Z
-i
.M
Fairbanks
wa
divorced
(
t
relay
afternoon
by
his
wife,
May
Pickford.
The
petition
was
:
.:,
fended
and
it
took
but
three
ti..i.utcs
for
Jud.e
lien
Llndwy
to
turn
the
decree.
Mental
cruelty,
iiinfference
and
neglect
were
)i
ukmi
u
will
be
a
year
before
i.o
decree
bcomes
final.
Fun
banks
U
at
present
In
Swlt-
Z'
l
uUKi
Fire
Started
In
Office
of
Tin
Shop
Yesterday
The
fire
In
Pteens
Sheet
Metal
Works
yesterday
broke
out
in
the
'tffi'-r
of
the
shop
and
is
believed
o
have
been
caused
by
an
overrated
stove
or
defective
flue.
Mr.
R,-oen
had
lit
the
fire
and
stepped
out
the
place
being
In
flames
a
few
minutes
later.
'
The
fire
in
ithc
office
was
soon
extinguished
by
the
fire
department
but
had
spread
Into
the
attic
find
at
that
point
proved
rather
difficult
to
Ret
at.
gaining
quite
a
hold
and
breaking
through
the
roof
before
It
was
brought
under
control.
Two
lines
of
hose
were
required.
x
.aUott.
ANDERSON
PRESIDENT
Named
Head
of
rioneers'
Aocla-
lion
I'or
Silver
Jubilee
Year
Of
i
Prince
Rupert
I
Ti.
Prince
Rupert
Pioneers
As
night,
elected
officers
for
the
year
;
1935.
twenty-fifth
Incorporation
anniversary
year,
as
follows:
President.
P.
W.
Anderson,
i
Past
President.
A.
J.
Prudhomme.
Vice-President.
Robert
McKay.
Treasurer,
r.
W.
Weech.
Secretary,
A.
O.
Franks.
Executive
Henri
Letourneau.
Fred
Rlffou.
II.
B.
Eastman.
O.
W
Johnstone.
Mrs.
J
A.
J.
Prudhomme.
Convener
of
flower
committee,
Service,
he
said,
naturally
followed
Mrs.
P.
W.
Anderson.
In
the
wake
of
obedience.
It
is
Mr.
Franks"
seventh
year
as
j
During
the
devotional
period
&
secretary.
.number
of
voluntary
prayers
were
The
retiring
president,
Mr.
Prud-
offered.
Adjutant
Laycock
sang
t
homme.
occupied
the
chair
during
solo
"Pleasure
In
His
Service."
Mrs.
the
early
part
of
the
evening.
Ro-1
L.
J.
North
presided
at
the
piano,
bert
McKay
later
taking
the
chair
Lieut.
Bridge
gave
the
benediction.
In
the
absence
of
Mr.
Anderson,
the'
The
final
meeting
of
the
s-rlcs
nw
nresident
1
will
take
place
tonight
at
St.
An-
Suitable
celebration
of
the
drew's
Cathedral
with
Dean
0on
twenty-fifth
anniversary
of
the
bv'
in
charge
and
the
speaker
Rev.
C.
MarcKlO
D.
Clarke
whose
subject
will
be
"Deis
corporation
of
the
city
on
;
planned,
the
Junior
Chamber
Of
dlcatlon."
Commerce
having
offered
its
co-j
operation.
terauon.
A
a
banquet
Danquei
will
win
be
oe
held,
mm,
committee
to
take
charge
of
ar-
jftetCIllKan
-
D
KOiarV
l
.
.....
n
t
4
n
k.
n
M
t
lH
til?
tht
president.
Another
meeting
of
the
i
association
will
be
held
next
Tues-,
day.
!
The
association
plans
consider-J
able
activity
this
year
including
the
,
compilation
of
a
history
of
the'
early
days.
I
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVER.
VAnUUUVCUi
Vfu
vw
'
Jan.
lull.
!
11:
1
vi
CP-
'
Members
to
Pay
Visit
Here
Soon
If
present
plans
are
carried
out
there
will
be
a
large
contingent
from
the
Ketchikan
Rotary
Club
visit
it
Trlncc
....vw
Rupert
-
on
January
26
j
VCT
Oh
ia,
B.C.
CON
S
Eft
VAT
I
VES
"NAM
K
-
SHERWOOD
AS
THEIR
VANCOUVER
CHOICE
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
11:
CPt
E.
Q.
Sherwood
was
chosen
Conservative
candidate
for
Vancouver
Centre
at
the
forth-
coming
federal
election,
oppos-
lng
Hon.
Ian
Mackenzie,
Lib-
erat
and
W.
W.
Lefeaux.
C.
C.
F.
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens,
former
member
for
Vancouver
Centre,
refused
to
permit
his
name
to
go
before
the
convention.
It
Is
expected
he
will
seek
re-elec-
tlon
in
Kootenay
East,
his
pre-
sent
seat
HOLD-UP
IS
PREVENTED
Manager
of
Vancouver
Bank
Shows
Grit
and
Two
.irmcd
Bandits
Depart
After
Shooting
1
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
11:
Two'
armed
bandits
attempted
to
holdj
up
the
Victoria
Road
branch
of
the!
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce
here
yesterday
afternoon
but
were
pre
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
Piince
Rupert
Clear,
calm;
High
8:56
a.m.
195
ft
uometer,
30.04;
temperature.
M;
19:45
p.m.
10.1
ft.
a
smooth.
Low
0:19
a.m.
7.1
ft.
13:27
pin.
6.0
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXV
No.
9
V
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
JANUARY
11,
1935
PRIC:
FIVE
CEN1H
MINIMUM
WAGES
FOR
RELIEF
WORK
C.C.F.
CANDIDATE
FOR
SKEENA
RIDING
BEING
NOMINATED
Naming
of
Candidate
Deterred
Until
Boat
Brings
In
Delegate
Arrival
of
Representative
From
Ocean
Falls
Being
Awaited
Before
Choice
of
Standard
Bearer
in
Federal
Contest
Made
This
Afternoon
T"f
Skeena
district
nominating
convention
of
the
Co-.j)f
rative
Commonwealth
Federation
opened
this
morn-at
the
West
C.
C.
F.
Club's
rooms
on
Fulton
Street,
the
u
incss
up
to
noon
being
largely
devoted
to
preliminaries
ira-iuiK
up
to
voting
for
the
nomination.
Awaiting
the
ar-riai
f
the
Ocean
Falls
delegate
aboard
the
steamer
Prin-
Gets
Divorce
-ceu
Adelaide
Uiu
afternoon,
tne
!
nomination
will
probably
not
be
Milled
unUl
late
afternoon
or
this
evening
The
four
candidate
for
.
the
nomination
are
Alan
Cormack
!
of
Ocean
Palls.
J.
E.
Panter
of
Sml-,
theia.
J
S
Taylor
of
Vancouver
and
!
A
E
Wlndle
of
Burnt
Lake,
i
O
W
Rudderham.
defeated
candidate
idt
Pitnce
Rupert
In
the
U.st
provincial
election.
U
acting
as
rni.vention
chairman
while
the
convener
U
J.
8.
Bb&K
secretary
of
if
SoolatW
Part?
W
Canada
here
O
V
WHktrwon
U
-district
Resurrected
From
Death,
Puppy
Barks
For
Food
Literally
In
his
second
life
"
after
being
asphyxl-it'
j
w:'h
paon
;:s
Thi.
terrier
puppy
being
used
for
a
life
and
death
experiment
cy
Dr.
Robert
E
Cornish.
University
of
California
scientist,
at
his
laboratory
in
Berkeley,
is
pictured
actually
sitting
up
to
eat
after
barking
for
food.
The
photo
was
made
11
days
after
the
terrier
had
"been
officially
pronounced
dead
by
eephyxlation.
Dr.
Cornish
resurrected
the
puppy
and
has
kept
It
alive
with
Injections
of
adrenalin,
powerful
heart
stimulant,
and
heparin,
a
solution
mtxtec,
with:
the
blood
of
another
dog.
Dr.
Dafoe
Speaker
J
At
Prayer
Meeting!
Good
Attendance
at
Catherine
Last
Night
In
Citadel.
Indicating
Sustained
Interest
Rev.
Dr.
F.
W.
Dafoe,
pastor
of
First
Baptist
Church,
gave
an
Interesting
address
on
"Obedience
and
Service
last
night
at
the
fourth
of
the
series
of
meetings
be
at
IU
annual
mceUng
lastilng
I
held
here
this
week
In
connec-
tv.
Hon
Wlln
ine
OOServaucc
ui
Universal
Week
of
Prayer.
Tbt
meeting
took
place
at
the
Salvation
Army
Citadel
with
Adjutant
Eva
Laycock
and
Lieut.
Hilda
Bridge
ir.
charge.
There
was
a
good
attendance.
Indicating
well
sustained
ir-tcrest.
Dr.
Dafoe
found
his
text
in
I
Samuel
15
for
a
heart
to
heart
ta'k
in
O.
Vlereck
and;
which
he
urged
unconditional
ooe-!rtienee
to
the
known
will
of
God.
BOSTON
QN-
J
TOP
AGAIN
Bruins
Won
Over
St.
Louis
Last
.Nigh
While
Chicago
Lost
to
.Maroons
ST.
LOUIS.
Jan.
11:
(CP)
Bruins
defeated
the
long-suffering
St.
Louis
Eagles
last
night
'
and
moved
back
into
the
leadership
of
the
American
Division
of
the
Na-'tlonal
Hockey
League
with
a
one-!
point
margin
over
the
Chicago
Black
Hawks
who
were
blanked
by
:
the
Maroons
at
Montreal.
In
the
'third
scheduled
game
last
night,
j
the
Maple
Leafs
and
Americans
i
played
an
overtime
draw
to
a
score
of
one-all
at
New
York.
Last
night's
scores:
Toronto
1.
New
York
Americans
1.
Chicago
0,
Montreal
4.
Boston
2,
St.
Louis
1
PASSING
OF
'ROLY'WOOD
Well
Known
Vancouver
Mining
Man
Was
at
One
Time
Owner
Of
Premier
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
11:
CP
Municipalities
Must
Pay
Forty
Cents
Or
Forego
Gov't.
Grant
Special
Provision
For
Expectant
Mothers
Amounting
to
$5
Per
Week
For
Month
Before
Birth
of
Child
is
Announced
VICTORIA,
Jan.
11:
(CP)
British
Columbia
municipalities
must
pay
a
minimum
wage
of
forty
cents
an
hour
to
all
employed
on
relief
work
or
lose
the
government
contribution
to
their
relief
costs,
Hon.
George
S.
Pearson,
minister
of
labor,
ruled
today.
The
minister
also
announced
special
assistance
amOUnt-lS
ne
to
$5
weeklv
for
fonr
weeks
UNITED
IN
MARRIAGE
Mis
Clara
Belle
Kurutok
Becomes
Bride
of
Victor
Kovich
at
Pretty
Ceremony
A
pretty
wedding
took
place
yes
terday
afternoon
at
the
home
"of
the
groom,
909
First
Avenue,
when
Miss
Clara
Belle
Kurulok,
fifth
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Kuru-
..lor
to
the
birth
of
a
child
would
e
paid
to
expectant
mothers
de-endent
upon
relief.
A
doctor's
cer-iflcate
showing
the
date
of
birth
nust
be
furnished.
MEETING
ON
STORY
HOUR
tVorkJac
"Resumed
TJhls
Saturday;
Moving
to
Elics'
Home
At
an
enthusiastic
meeting
of
the
Children's
Storv
Hour
staff
on
lok,
1133
Sixth
Avenue
East,
became
.
afternoon
Wednesday
plans
were
the
bride
of
Victor
K
Kovich.
third
,
of
outlined
for
comlng
sea3m
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kosta
Kovich
of
Wcv,
rn
an
n.
Hercegovlnia.
J
ugo-Slavta.
Very
claUon
were
unanlmously
expressed
Rev.
James
a
dean
U
Gibson,
of
St.
a
.hn
hart
Pn.nnTtA
tn
rn
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral,
offi
ciated
at
the
ceremony
which
was'
solemnized
in
the
presence
of
a
large
gathering
of
relatives
and
friends
of
the
contracting
couple.
The
rooms
were
tastefully
decor
ated
for
the
occasion
with
pink
and
white
streamers
and
white
bells.
The
bride
wore
a
beautiful
wedding
dress
of
white
satin
with
silk
this
constructive
entertainment
for
the
young
of
the
city
possible
and
successful.
The
Prince
Rupert
Parent
-
Teachers'
Association,
the
press,
city
commissioner,
library
board,
librarian
and
Daughters
of
the
Empire
were
commended.
The
attendance
and
broadened
cooe
of
the
children's
hour
in
Prince
Rupert
has
already
outgrown
veil
and
coronet
of
orange
blossoms
,
the
much
appreciated
initial
facility
and
bouquet
of
white
chrysanthe
mums
and
was
given
In
marriage
by
her
father.
There
were
two
bridesmaids.
Misses
Mary
Kurulok
and
Frances
Michaluk,
both
of
whom
wore
pretty
gowns
of
white
silk
and
lace
and
carried
bouquets
of
chry-
of
the
Public
Library
Hall
and
the
next
meeting
tomorrow
for
children
eight
to
twelve
years
of
age
will
be
the
last
held
there.
Unfortunately
on
acocunt
of
the
available
hour,
the
offer
of
the
I.
O.
D.
E.
Hall
could
not
be
taken
advantage
of.-
santhemums.
Mrs.
John
Gurvlch.
,.,
,v,
n.nnartin.
charmingly
gowned
In
rose-colored,
of
the
whlch
has
placed
its
satin,
was
matron
of
honor.
nan
at
the
dlsp0S3ii
of
the
children's
John
Gurvlch
was
groomsman.
hour
subsequent
meetings
will
be
The
ceremony
was
performed
un-1
heid
there
where
many
increased
der
a
beautiful
wedding
bell
which
facilities
will
be
available.
a5
wter
oursi
open,
snowenng
me
,
tj,-
focus
for
the
New
year
and
couple
with
confetti.
j
the
second
series
of
programs
is
the
A
reception
followed
the
nuptial
;
incorporation
of
a
broader
scope
of
rites,
about
100
guests
being
in
at-activltv
Including
dramatization.
vented
from
doing
so
by
the
grit
of
Roland
w
WoQd
beUer
to6wn
tendance.
The
toast
to
the
Drldejmuslc
appreciation,
handicraft
and
the
managr.
Harry
W.
Morden.nU
m
fr,ends
as
..Rq1
,.
Qne
Qf
was
proposed
by
the
groomsman
t
,h(J
discovery
and
development
of
When
the
two
visitors
made
known
umsh
Columblas
best
known
mln.
!
and
was
responded
to
by
the
groom.
talent
through
the
Introduction
of
their
hold-up
intentions
Morten.
ta
men
dled
yesterday
afternoon'
.YideC"tahandsret!!fertler!chUclre"'5
PW
and
coastrue-reached
for
a
revolver
and
resisted
!
wedding
cake
on
a
table
which
was
t
h,
te
,n
tne
Hotel
Van.
(
tive
play.
A
faculty
of
24
ardent
and
TJ
!
.
.
,
k
T
had
couver
here
after
having
"
been
ill
for
white
wiUing
workers
coupled
with
the
withdrew
but
not
until
shots
H
..
cho-santhemums.
3een
fired
at
close
range.
,n
associallon
wlth
A.
B.
0j
'
The
mother
and
father
of
the
j
age
past
attendance
of
65
is
a
spleq-
"
:
the
famous
Premier
mine.
He
re-'
fnrlde
!ISslbte?Kthe
brltde
d
Kgrf
m
:
dld
background
for
the
future.
TELLS
OF
AUSTRALIA
tItgwtIlt
.
,
.
.
...
...In
receiving
the
guests.
The
bride's
.
,
.
......
I
mother
had
a
striking
costume
of
The
people
of
Australia
are
much
..
.brown
crepe
back
satin.
mbm
bm
t
llke
the
people
of
Canada
but
there
ire
a
number
of
very
pronounced
minor
differences
In
their
customs
and
habits
and
modes
of
life,
according
to
Roy
Van
dcr
Sluys.
who
told
the
Rotary
Club
yesterday
about
w.
some
of
them.
Col.
J.
W.
...
Nl-
...
wL
,
Following
the
serving
of
refresh-
y,r
i.
e
,n,.
a
-.f.
a
son
and
three
brothers
in
Toronto.
!
"tS'
dancl"8f
was
oyed,
!
j
Many
beautiful
wedding
gifts
f
tes-
POUND
AND
DOLLAR
IN
X.
YORK
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
U:
The
Bri
tish
uou
iaiuiiu
pound
siciuu
sterling
uuovu
closed
at
S4.92V4,
i.
nrn.
iicnse
r.Icud
i-
of
,
smoke
LiM,,
billowed!
.
..
.
..,
k
1
.i
u.j
n..
-
.......
from
ii.a
!.
.Wheat
was
quoted
at
78T-fec
on
tnc
a
special
mi-cmus
'
wuu
picsmcu,
uiannea
mc
Up
c,
on
tne
local
lorctgn
cx-
Tlic
Salvation
Aimv
Citadel.
flosc
adjoining,
was
saved
from
damage.
The
regular
monthly
meeting
of
tlic
Prince
Rupert
Tradu
&
I
-iho
Council
was
htid
last
night.
Presl.
tU-U
8.
d
Ma?ld6nald
was
In
th
chair
and
there
was
a
good
attendance
of
delegates.
local
exchange
yesterday,
up
bc
wouia
nave
m
oc
v-
spcaser
ior
an
exceeaingiy
mier-
change
market
and
the
Canadian
from
the
day
previous.
Today's
casloh,
possibly
a
luncheon,
at
esting
address.
dollar
at
$1.00A,
up
9-32c.
wlilcli
the
visitors
would
be
guesU.
WHEAT
price
was
down
to
78'fec.
(
This
is
being
considered
by
the
lo-
v.
D.
Vance,
district
deputy
1
1
u.
PRICK
OF
CiOI.I)
ca
directors
who
will
meet
soon
to
grandmaster
of
the
Masonic
Lodge.
officers
Lakelse
POUND
IN
MONTREAL
MONTREAL
Jan.
11:
The
Ca-
make
a
decision,
me
visitors,
11
and
party
or
sixteen
local
Masons
-u
.'..1
u-oq
thev
eome.
will
cross
with
the
male
returned
to
the
:ltv
on
last
nlcht's
MONTREAL.
Jan.
11:
The
naoinn
rwu
i-
.
-
.
f.
.
.
....
.
m
.,.-
.,..,,
Brl-
CllOlr,
viwiii
mm
n
15
is
CUUllllg
.s
licic
uu
iw-
iiuill
.......
iiuill
.
ll'lldtc
.
.
Willie
....
mvj
Wiey.wa"
.
yuuuu
iicnui
0
uuocu
aii
t.o
!
experience
of
the
fall
and
an
aver-
I
Banquet
After
Installation
1
tifled
to
the
esteem
and
popularity
In
which
the
happy
couple
are
held.
Flks'
I.odie
Has
Good
Year
And
Is
The
groomsman
made
a
gift
to
the
Optimistic
For
Future
bride
of
a
diamond
ring.
The
bride
received
over
$250
In
cash
gifts.
Following
the
installation
cere-Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kovich
will
remain
nonies
of
the
Elks'
Lodge
Wednes-In
Prince
Rupert
for
about
a
month
day
night,
there
was
a
banquet
at
before
proceeding
to
Dawson
where
which
various
officers
and
members
(they
will
take
up
residence,
the
noke.
Progress
of
the
past
year
;
groom
being
Interested
In
mining
was
detailed
and
optimism
was
ex-
there.
ttivn
rirtn
7c
npr
ounce
as
com-
iu,
uau
mis.
u.
v.
oiuiiii
arc:
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
pressed
for
the
coming
year,
particularly
In
view
of
the
splendid
calibre
of
the
officers
who
would
nr''ttith
$14
57
In
London,
down
turhsWlth
them
the
next
day
on
the
went
to
attend
the
Installation
of
on
the
local
exchange
market
'yes-
sailing
tonight
on
the
Cardena
for,
have
the
affairs
of
the
order
In
Princess
rnncess
Noral
norau.
k
.wimu
ui
of
uuoui;
Lodges
iuuycv,
n
iuj,
uj
i-ol
hand.