Ur
difficult
situation
caused
by
the
track
being
covered
by
lec
un-il'T
the
snow.
The
plight
of
the
roaidenU
ot
Lurdeau
and
Oerrard.
who
are
now
running
out
of
food
supplies
after
l
iving
had
no
transportation
from
Mitstdc
since
January
10.
lias
been
placed
before
both
federal
and
pro-
:nflal
authorities
with
a.
view
to,
providing
relief,
TO
AUKI.ST
INDIAN
Armed
with
a
warrant
for
the
ar
VICTORIA,
March
8:
(CP)
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
has
refused
the
request
of
a
delegation
of
Vancouver
business
men
for
a
$10,000
grant
for
tourist
advertising.
The
Premier,
it
is
stated,
pointed
out
that
numerous
requests
for
a
distance
from
outlying
districts
had
been
refused
and
felt
that
many
members
of
the
legislature
would
object
a'
'
ie
tourist
grant
going
through.
lie
declared
that
the
bud-.'ft
could
not
be
re-opened
at
this
time.
PLANES
ARE
SECRETARY
IMPOSSIBLE
IS
REGENT
taitnot
lc
tVd
to
Take
Supplies
Municipal
Chapter
Honorr
Mrs.
I.
Into
Truul
Lake
District
Try
to
Clear
Hallway
VANCOUVER.
March
8:
-Major
If
It
MacLaren
USD.,
manager
ot
1
...
Canadian
Airways,
said
yeter-
y
that
the
company
had
been
ap-l
iMrhed
by
the
provincial
govern-n;
nt
with
a
view
to
flying
supplU
1
1
'.
the
snowbound
resident
ol
L.iideau
and
Oerrard
In
the
Trout!
I
kc
dUtrict
to
the
north
of
Koo-.
nay
district
but
announced
),,it
it
was
impracticable
to
send
a
l
.nc
there
at
this
time
of
year.
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
offices
stated
that
Immediate
steps
would
be
made
to
clear
the
block-u
i'd
railway
line
but
could
glve'no
c
finlte
assurance
is
to
when
the
I
w
irk
might
be
completed
owing
to!
Orchard
Mcl.eod
For
f
aithful
Service
Annual
Meeting
Mrs.
II.
L.
Landrey
New
Secretary;
Work
of
Year
Reviewed
Alter
serving
for
thirteen
yeais
m
secretary,
Mrs.
D
Orchard
Mc-Leod
was
last
night
elected
regent
of
Municipal
Chapter.
Imperial
Order.
Daughters
of
the
Empire.
Mrs.
H.
L.
Landrey
succeeds
her
as
secretary.
The
complete
list
of
officers
fo:
the
year
t
as
follows:
Honorary
Regent.
Mrs.
J.
C.
Mc
Lennan.
Regent.
Mrs.
D.
Orchard
McLcod
First
Vlce-RcRcnt.
Mrs.
C.
E.
Culltn.
Second
Vlce-Rent,
Mrs.
O.
P
Tinker.
Secretary,
Mrs.
H.
L.
Landrey.
Treasurer.
Miss
Florence
BmlLl
Echoes'
Secretary,
Mrs.
J.
R.
Mor
rison.
EducaUon
Secretary,
Mrs.
John
Manson.
Organising
Secretary.
Miss
Doic-thy
Patmore.
Standard
Dearer.
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox.
Mrs.
D.
C.
Stuart,
the
retiring
re
gent
after
three
years'
service,
was
re-t
of
an
Indian
named
Dick
John-
'honored
with
the
presentation
on
in.
who
Is
charged
with
a
statu-
behalf
of
the
order
of
a
beautiful
'
iry
offence
aealnst
nn
Indian
wo-
set
of
pearl
necklace
and
earrings
num.
Bernennt
n
it
Orecnwood.
The
nreeentatlon
was
made
with
chief
of
Uie
city
detachment
of
the
appreciative
comment
by
Mrs.
II.
D
provincial
police,
left
aboard
the
Rochester.
provincial
police
boat
P.
M.
L.
8
During
the
meeting
there
was
an
this
mornlnir
for
Port
Slnmson.
The
acceptable
program
which
Included
offence
Is
allceed
lo
have
occurred
a
splendid
address
entitled
"Blow
in
IIia
r
T,mnli"
Viu
Mn
V
W.
Dnfoe.
I
,.n-
,,ijf.
IV
uv
wj
...
-
II
nl.inoforte
solos
by
Miss
Edith
Smith,
a
pupil
of
Miss
M.
A.
Way.
'
'
4
and
vocal
solos
by
Mrs
William
Mil-
l'NITi:i
"MILD
STATUS
STATUS
SUN
8KNATH
ATI!
lar
,ftr
""".T?'
T
inrv
vp.terdav
returned
standing
United
States
Army
a
verdict
of
accidental
death
m
'rom
118,750
to
1G5.000
men.
House
Engaged
Throughout
Yesterday
in
Consideration
of
Measure
OTTAWA.
March
8:
CPi
At-.emptlng
to
return
to
his
public
Jutles
too
soon.
Premier
Bennett,
ho
has
been
sutferlng
from
a
severe
cold,
suffered
a
relapse
yester-Jay
and
had
to
return
to
bed
at
als
apartment.
Physicians
stated
hat
It
would
be
next
Monday
at
he
earliest
before
he
would
be
able
o
return
to
the
House
of
Commons.
Yesterday
Acting
Premier
Sir
Jeorge
Perley
took
charge
of
the
nemployment
insurance
bill
which
'hroughout
the
day
was
In
com
nlttee
stage
In
the
House,
by
hut
night
consideration
having
been
tompleted
except
for
a
few
details,
fit.
Hon.
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King,
dejcJlhO-Opposltlon,
suggested.
mat
sir
ueorg:
ukc
cnarge
oi
uic
whole
social
legislation
program
of
the
government
with
a
view
to
pushing
It
tiirough
this
week.
Sir
Oeorge
failed
to
give
any
definite
j
answer
to
the
proposal.
J
cale
of
premiums
Into
the
unemployment
Insurance
bill
was
re
acted.
Sir
Oeorge
Perley
stating
.at
the
principle
ould
not
be
Inquest
Into
Port
Essington
Infant's
Death
Concluding
Inquest
into
the
Jeath
of
Wilfrid
red
Spalding,
nine-month
old
son
i
Nina
Spalding
of
Port
Essington.
vho
has
been
committed
for
trial
n
a
charge
of
murder
li
conncc-on
with
the
killing.
Is
v-ontlnulng
efore
Deputy
Coroner
A.
J.
Lan-;astcr
this
afternoon
after
having
ccn
adjourned
for
two
or
three
nonths.
Mrs.
Hevetor
of
Port
Es-Jngton
Is
Uie
last
witness
to
be
heard.
The
jury
consists
of
Wil
liam
Gilchrist,
foreman.
S.
E.
Par
ker.
James
Parker.
J
E.
Morris,
T.
N.
LePage
and
Ben
Ferguson.
Charges
of
Huey
Long
Are
Probed
WASHINGTON,
DC.
March
8:
A
Senate
committee
was
In
the
lourth
day
yesterday
of
Its
Investigation
Into
charges
made
by
Sena
tor
Huey
Long
against
Postmaster
Ocncral
Farley
In
regard
to
his
of
flclal
conduct.
1
IX,:VIUV
YKAU
0,0
l
companlcd
companica
,
by
hv
oy
Mrs.
mrs.
mm
r
C.
u.
r-
E
F
Cullln
Cullln.
v,u......
I'avi.pc
I'AVims
aiimv
iki'im-asi:
..m.
a.
pImnck
MWOMIS
"
.
NEW
KING
OP
SIAM
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
March
ttWUiUH
Af
ci(lcntol
Dcatll
lvucuu
I
j
(
Mareh
8:
(CP,
n:
After
being
told
that
Ja-
,lANaK0K.
iwn
and
possibly
other
nations
Vpfflirf
R
M
lll'tlPO
1
rrluc0
Anan
!cvcn
,y?rs
ere
in
a
position
to
success-
e
UILl
lVVlUl
HCU
of
acCi
Was
officially
proclaim-
fully
attack
this
country,
the
-
'
cd
Klmr
of
Slam
and
Arbiter
cnato
yesterday
approved
an
ST.
GEORGE'S,
U'ah.
Marcli
b:
-
ot
uie
coo
ana
now
m
mc
t
ui
inc
permanent
t
ft
a
coroner
.nrn.r't
s
imy
i
-
-
rving
i-rujuuiiipuiw
wnu
n-
t
connection
connection
with
with
the
the
oil
oil
well
well
explo
expioT
cenuy
oDaicuna
auu
imw
m
-r
-i-
i.i-v,
miicoH
tpn
tiprsnns
to
Knciaiiu.
T
HUH
Wllll.ll
uwudv,,
w..
-
7
I
be
killed
on
Wednesday
night.
ECONOMIC
COUNCIL
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
I3h
.11:15
a.m.
18.4
It.
Prince
Rupert
Part
cloudy,
light
23:57
pjn.
183
It.
wcwrly
wind;
barometer.
20M;
Lo
w
.
.
5:25
a.m.
9.0
ft.
'
cinperature,
27;
ten
smooth.
17:16
pjn.
5.4
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
.NEWSPAPER
V
XXV
.
No.
58,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
MARCH
8,
1935
pBia.
five
enna
VANCObWR
REQUEST
TURNED
DOWN
LARGEST
.
1
MILITARY
.
BUDGE1
'IN
JAPAN'S
irrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
HISTORY
"p-"
.
APPROVED
.
,
.
.
Pattullo
Refuses
to
Grant
Southern
City
Sum
For
Advertising
Premier
Thinks
it
Would
Ik;
Unfair
to
Make
S
10,000
Tour-ist
Promotion
Donation
When
Other
Parts
Of
Province
Arc
in
Need
of
Help
SUFFERS
RELAPSE
Premier
Dennett
Goes
Back
to
Bed,
Leaving
Sir
George
Perley
In
Charge
j
Insurance
Bill
Anniversary
Celebrated
Attired
in
the
richest
of
his
robes.
Pope
XIII
Is
seated
on
a
throne
borne
aloft
by
white-gloved
members
of
the
faithful,
during
the
14th
anniversary
of
his
elevaUon
to
Catholicism's
h!ghest
office.
The
occasion
wa3
one
of
pomp
and
pageantry.
Funeral
of
John
London
Gold
Price
Nelson
is
Held
Dropped
Yesterday
Veteran
of
Two
Wars
Laid
at
Rest
Under
Auspices
ot
Canadian
Legion
Under
the
auspices
of
the
Canadian
Legion,
the
funeral
took
place
this
afternoon
from
the
chapel
of
Hayner
Bros,
undertakers
to
Fair-view
Cemetery
of
the
late
John
Nelson,
veteran
of
the
South
African
and
Great
Wore,
whose
deaUi
occurred
earlier
in
the
week
aftef
a
lengthy
illness.
Rev.
Dr.
F.
V
Dafoe.
pastor
of
First
Baptist
Church,
oflclated
ind
Miss
M.
A
Way
presided
at
trib
organ
to
accompany
the
hymnr.
Interment
was
made
In
the
returned
soldiers
plot
at
Falrvlcw
Cemetery.
As
the
remains
were
lowered
to
the
fln:l
resting
place
"The
Last
Post"
was
sounded
by
Bugler
William
Ranee
Pallbearers
were
rthur
Beale,
A.
Anderson,
Joe
Sequin.
George
Mur
ray.
W
McGllp
and
W.
Walker.
Fell
Back
Nine
Cents
to
$35.82
In
Canadian
Funds
American
Prince
$35.53
MONTREAL.
March
8:
(CP)
The
London
gold
price
dropped
nine
cents
per
ounce
to
$35.82
In
Canadian
funds
yesterday.
The
Wash
ington
fixed
price
ot
$35
was
$35.5-1
In
Canadian
money.
The
London
price
dropped
another
8c
today
to
$35.74
in
Canadian
funds
with
the
Washington
price
$35.24
in
Canadaln
funds.
l
Premier
Bennett
to
Move
With
This
;
KrH
in
View.
II
Announces;
Minimum
Wage
Machinery
;
POUND
IN
MONTREAL
MONTREAL.
March
8:
(CP
The
British
pound
sterling
closed
at
$4.81c
on
the
local
exchange
market
yesterday.
AIRSHIP
SERVICE
Great
Dirigible
to
be.
Placed
On
Regular
Run
Hctwccn
Holland
And
Fast
Indies
AMSTERDAM.
March
8:
A
Dutch
company
has
been
formed
to
operate
a
regular
dirigible
ser-
vice
between
the
Netherlands
and
OTTAWA.
March
8:
(CP)-Pre-
Dutcn
ln(Ut
0rder
has
mlcr
R,
B.
Bennett
pave
notice
yes-
bccn
plaCfd
for
a
rtlribe
to
cost
tcrday
that
he
would
move
In
the
52,500,000
being
an
exact
replica
of
Canadian
uouse
oi
commons
lor
the
establishment
of
a
national
economic
council
and
also
ask
approval
of
the
draft
convention
of
the
International
labor
organization
at
Ocneva
concernlngcreatlon
)f
minimum
wage
fixing
the
latest
airship
designed
by
Dr
Hugo
Eckener
of
Germany.
In
Memoriam
In
loving
memory
of
Jame
Flewln
who
lo?t
his
life
by
drown
W.
J.
Nelson
1$
spending
the
week
ing
at
Egg
Island
Llghthous'
at
his
home
In
town,
from
his
duties
March
8,
1934.
vlth
the
Northern
B
at
Falls
River
C.
Power
Co.
Inserted
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Qeorgr
Ferguson
and
family.
Practically
Half
Of
;
Public
Expenditures
On
Army
and
Navy
Of
Total
of
$600,000,000
Appropriated,
296,000,000
is
For
Fighting
Purposes
House
of
Peers
Enacts
Demands
TOKIO,
March
8:
(CP)
The
House
of
Peers
today
enacted
the
budget
giving
final
approval
to
the
demands
of
Japan's
army
and
navy
leaders
for
the
largest
military
appropriations
in
the
history
of
the
Empire.
Of
a
total
of
600,000,000
voted,
the
army
and
navy
received
"SITUATION
STRIKE
IS
IS
TENSEi
OBVIATED
Civil
Warfare
in
Greece
Continues
With
Speculation
Kile
as
To
I
International
Effect
i
I
Bombard
Athens
Revolutionaries
Make
Threat
British
and
French
Warships
On
Hand
to
Guard
Nationals
ATHENS,
March
8:
(CP
Continuation
unabated
of
civil
warfare
In
Greece
yesterday
caused
considerable
speculation
as
to
what
the
effect
might
be-
upon
the
peace
of
the
Balkans.
Bulgaria
and
Jugo-Slavla
were
.reported
to
be
strengthening
their
forces
along
the
Greek
frontier
In
reparation
for
any
emergency
which
might
arise.
Meantime.
Bulgara
has
protested
to
the
League
of
Nations
against
the
concentration
of
Turkish
troops
on
the
Greek
border.
Turkey
re
taliated
by
chargln?
Bulgaria
with
undue
military
activity.
With
rebel
warships
having
cap
tured
three
islands,
the
admiral
of
e
revolutionists
yesterday
sent
a
nessage
to
the
Grecian
government
lemanding
surrendsr
on
penalty
ot
he
city
of
Athens
Itself
being
bom
barded.
Meantime,
government
cruisers
had
started
bombardment
of
a
city
In
the
Island
of
Crete.
leadquarters
of
the
revolutionists,
f
Townsend
Plan
Settlement
Reached
Between
aska
Steamship
Lines
and
Seattle
Longshoremen
Al-
SEATTLE,
March
8:
Agreement
re
the
wage
dispute
which
threa
tened
to
again
tie
up
Alaska
shipping
this
spring
vrus
reached
yesterday
between
representatives
of
four
Alaska
shipping
lines
and
the
:ongshoremen's
union.
A
teamsters'
strlk?.
however,
held
up
loading
of
a
Matron
Line
vessel
about
to
leave
for
Honolulu.
HITLER
IS
SILENT
ON
CONFERENCE
Head
of
German
Government
Gives
No
Hint
as
to
Date
For
Simon
Meeting
LONDON,
March
8:
(CP)-Lon-don
awaited
in
vain
yesterday
for
a
hint
from
Reichsfueher
Adolf
Hitler
of
Germany
as
to
the
possibility
of
a
new
date
being
set
for
the
conference
between
Hitler
and
Sir
John
Simon,
British
foreign
secretary,
the
appointment
for
which
the
Nazi
chief
had
broken,
pleading
a
cold.
Both
British
and
French
warshipsi
jyl
of
a
jlAQcpr
C
are
in
Ainens
nariyir
lor
uie
pur-
oose
of
protecting
their
nationals'
if
necessary.
j
In
Macedonia
fierce
fighting
continues.
i
Estate
Can
Hardly
Meet
Liabilities
i
j
LOS
ANGELES,
March
8:
A
sister
ot
the
late
Marie
Dressier
from
,
I
London
stated
yesterday
that,
by
Nnf
AnnrnVPflltne
tlme
Mlss
ressler's
liabilities
iiui
.
lypiuTvu
ere
settled
wouW
be
nQth
California
State
Legislature
cllnes
to
Make
Request
Sug
gested
by
Governor
SACRAMENTO.
Cal.,
March
8:
The
California
Stite
Legislature
yesterday
declined
to
meet
the
re
quest
of
Governor
Merrlam
that
the
federal
government
be
formally
sked
to
set
up
an
eld
age
pension
ilan
along
the
Townsend
lines.
CANADIAN
DOLLAR
lng
left
of
her
estate.
The
sister
has
De
protested
particularly
at
a
$10,000
funeral
bill.
Equipose
Quits
Race
Track
To
Enter
Stables
i
SANTA
ANITA,
Cal..
March
8:
Equipose,
famous
race
horse
and
-
one
of
the
greatest
prize
winners
NEW
YORK.
March
8:
(CP)
m
American
turf
history,
left
tho
The
Canadian
dollar
was
quoted
at
race
track
forever
on
leaving
here
1
discount
of
1
3-16c'"on
the
local
yesterday
for
the
Whitney
Stables
foreign
exchange
market
yester-
at
Lexington,
Ky.t
where
he
will
go
day.
into
stud
service,
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