A
U
Mi
interests
of
the
LANDMARK
IS
RAZED
lire
Holroy
Wellington,
llotcj
Once
l'rtfperou
ancouvtr
hland
.Mining
Town
Anniversary
Of
Former
Residents
In
ANAtMO.
Feb
28:
iCP'-Th?
.-.on
Hotel,
six
miles
north
a
landmark
of
the
early
wh.n
Wellington
was
a
pros-;
mining,
town,
was
destroyed
arly
yesterday
Thomas,
ageo
74.
who
own-
r'
the
past
36
years,
was
the
.
upant.
Of
Prince
Rupert
.r.irrly
residents
of
Prince
Ru-v.ow
living
in
Victoria.
Mr
Mrs.
O.
Ouclpa
recently
cclc-Lcd
their
twenty-fourth
wedding
vi'ibary.
They
received
many
PLANS
FOR
REFUNDING
Under
Provincial
Government
Program,
Six
Million
Dollars
Annually
Would
be
Saved
Plans
Disclosed
High
Incomes
Here
More
Heavily
Taxed
Than
in
Great
Itritain
VICTORIA.
Feb.
28:
(CP
I
A
re
funding
program
which
will
save
the
province
$6,000,000
annually
Is
expected
to
be
completed
during
the
coming
year.
It
was
forecast
by
Hon.
John
Hart,
minuter
of
im-ance.
In
his
budget
speech
yesterday.
A
road
paving
program
and
Increases
In
educational
and
social
service
grants
were
also
forecast
In
the
speech.
The
minister
of
finance
expressed
the
belief
that
unemployment
relief
should
be
made
a
national
re
sponsibility.
Large
Incomes.
Mr.
Hart
declared,
were
taxed
more
heavily
In
British
Columbia
than
In
Great
Britain
Only
335
persons
In
this
province
have
ln-omes
of
more
"fs
of
good
luck
and
best
than
$10,000
a
year
while
1539
have
In
the
evening
their
many
incomes
of
more
tlnn
$5000.
Per-1
i
iiuUicrrd
and
paid
them
a
aotul
Income
tax
yields
only
iisr
visit.
The
evening
was
sliRhtly
more
than
$3,000,000
of
the
In
playing
"five-hundred"
provincial
revenue,
the
minister
of
f-umes
after
which
Mr.
and
finance
revealed
O
iiclpa
were
presented
with
six
china
cups
and
saucers
and
-
Mr
piatc
with
silver
handle
to
n
:
h
on
behalf
of
all
present,
i
ir:
them
many
more
years
of
pint
M.
supper
was
then
served
hi
anniversary
cake
lit
with
iiK
four
candles
holding
the
t
-.Jcc
of
hohor
on
the
table.
Danc-"f
and
singing
of
old
and
popular
tunes
was
then
enjoyed
and
the
evening
was
brought
to
a
close
with
inking
of
"Jolly
Good
Fellows'.'
mid
'
Auld
Lang
Syne."
AU
GOLD
TOUCHES
NEW
UKCOUD
LONDON.
Feb.
28:
"inner
still
and
one
pence
c.
I
ics
of
old
family
gold
and
"lver
trinkets
arid
qrnamcnts
T
as
renewed
with
a
rush
yes-
tcrday.
PRICE
Colbert-Gable
Given
Awards
HOLLYWOOD.
Feb.
28:
Clau-dettc
Colbert
and
Clark
Gable,
for
their
work
In
"It
Happened
One
Night."
received
the
awards
of
tlu
Arnriemv
of
Motion
Picture
Arts
'nnd
Sciences
for
outstanding
performances
of
the
year,
on
the
'screen.
The
awards
were
announced
at
the
annual
baniuet
of
the
Aca-
(CP)
T!
.
.
.
.
,u
nar
u
.,...
m
n(
n
uemy
nere
lasnuK.'w.
new
high
price
of
143
shillings.
1
US
pence
per
fine
ounce,
an
j
'"crease
on
flvi
Vncd
nvpr
Monday,
and
today
vumuj
mounted
iiiuuimu
CANADIAN
GOLD
PRICE
OTTAWA.
w--
Feb.
28:
The
Cana.
silver
4
day.
Inspector
Sandys-Wunsch
Is
well
known
In
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern'
BrlUsh
Columbia,
having
on
several
occasions
been
In
this
district
on
special
duties.
Some
years
ago
he
headed
a
detachment
which
went
into
the
upper
Llard
country
to
Investigate
a
"witchcraft
mur
der"
case
among
the
Indians.
WILL
SET
UP
GRAIN
BOARD
yiirat
Marketing
Organization
To
Re
Established
Under
Proposal
Of
Premier
Bennett
OTTAWA.
Feb.
23:
CP
Pre
oiler
U.
B.
Bennett
gave
notice
to-lny
that
he
would
propose
tht
establishment
of
a
Canadian
Grain
mm
I
.
ft
.
..IJ
Uai.a
(UA
nnna
Krielvc
Honor
of
Academy
oi
iio-j
jqara
wiucu
wuum
ji.oc
uk
yuwt.
tlon
Picture
Arts
ami
Sciences
For
Rest
Work
of
ear
to
buy
and
sell
grains.
i
.
f
i
.
AT
OTTAWA
LAST
EVE
1
OTTAWA,
Feb.
28:
(CP)
4-
The
want
of
confidence
mo-
,
tlon
against
the
Bennett
gov-
i
mminent
moved
by
Hon.
Ian
MacVenzle,
Liberal
member
for
Vancouver
Centre,
was
re-
jected.laH
night
by
the
House
of
Commons
in
a
division
of
93
Conservatives
votea
n
to
to
63
69.
uonsc
to
144
shillings
dla.
gold
price
closed
yesterday
Resumption
of
$31
09
per
ounce,
up
9c.
'.4.
with
Liberals
a
Some
Some
of
of
the
the
C.
C.
n
BAR
it
111
SILVER
vfu
L.dentand
dent
and
Progr
wheat
and
other
WANT
OF
CONFIDENCE
MOTION
VOTED
DOWN
the
resolution
as
solidly
for
It.
c.
F.,
inaepen-
Progressive
members
supported
the
resolution.
NEW
YORK.
Feb.
28
(CP)-Dar
1....
closed
wwi
nt
ai
56
aovsc
Ue
Der
jjct
uu..w
ounce
to-
L-
VlOrW"-1A1
B.C.
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
V
High
,
10:07
ajn.
19.7
tt.
prince
Rupert
Clear,
A
23:20
p.m.
18
J)
tt.
variable
wind:
barometer.
3.
Low
3:48
ajn.
9.8
ft.
42;
sea
smooth.
temperature,
18:56
pan.
4.4
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
-
V
V.
XXV
No.
49.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.THURSDAY,
FEBRUARY
28,
1935
PRICE;
flVE
CENTS
SOCKEYE
EXPORT
MAY
BE
PERMITTED
TEN
MILLION
FEDERAL
FUND
TO
HELP
FISHING
IS
PROPOSED
Offensive
Fisheries
Regulation
is
Likely
To
Be
Abrogated
Now
Proposal
of
A.
W.
Ncill,
Independent
Member
For
Comox-Mbcrni,
is
Unanimously
Approved
by
Committee
Of
House
of
Commons
OTTAWA,
Feb.
28:
(CP)
A
resolution
sponsored
by
A,
W
Ncill,
Independent
member
for
Comox-Alberni,
le-lunding
abrogation
of
the
fisheries
regulation
prohibit-in:
the
export
of
fresh
sockeye
salmon
was
unanimously
adopted
today
by
the
committee
of
the
House
of
Commons
cn
marine
and
fisheries.
Mr.
Neill
claimed
that
the
regu-
i
nacted
forty
years
ago.
waR
.t
r
needed
and
that
It
now
ed
the
bes'
usdiMry
Dionnes
Provide
Artists
With
Excellent
Advice
The
father
and
mother
of
the
famed
Dionns
quintuplets
giv-?
an
artt
some
expert
advfca
on
retouching
the
picture
of
one
of
the
five,
as
they
visit
a
Detroit
newspaper
of
flue
Its
Marie
who
Is
looking
rougulshly
down
at
them
from
the
photo
being
p
eparea
for
publication.
NEW
HEAD
OF
POLICE
!:
Inspector
T.
V.
Sandys-Wunsch,
Well
Known
in
This
District,
H.C-M.P.
Superintendent
OTTAWA,
Feb.
28:
CP
Inspector
T.
V.
Sandys-Wunsch
has
been
appointed
superintendent
of
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
effective
as
from
March
1.
UNEMPLOYMENT
RELIEF
COST
IN
GREAT
BRITAIN
REACHES
HUGE
FIGURE
I
!
LONDON.
Feb.
28:
(CPI
V
Unemployment
will
cost
the
British
taxpayer
more
than
t
$350,000,000
during
the
flnan-
cial
year
beginning
April
1,
estimates
today
showed.
Of
h
the
total
$250,000,000
will
be
for
the
dole.
STORM
IN
HONOLULU
Torrential
Rain
Causes
Four
Deaths
Lawns
Covered
With
Hail
Su;ar
Under
Water
HONOLULU,
Feb.
28:
(CP)
A
torrential
rainstorm,
accompanied
by
lightning
and
hu;e
hailstones,
caused
at
least
four
deaths,
broke
power
lines
and
disrupted
traffic
last
night.
The
hailstones
covered
the
lawns
like
snow.
Many
sugar
cane
fields
arc
under
from
four
to
five
feet
of
water.
3uilding
Permits
For
This
February
Ahead
of
Last
Year
(REUNION
IS
HELD
Twenty
Local
Veteran
of
South
African
Campaign
Have
Get-Together
Local
veterans
of
the
South
Af-tican
campaign
foregathered
last
night
at
a
highly
enjoyable
reunion
banquet
at
the
rooms
of
the
Canadian
Legion
to
celebrate
In
a
hap
py
and
reminiscent
way
the
thirty-fifth
annldersary
of
the
Re
lief
of
Ladysmlth
and
the
Surren
der
of
Cronje.
G.
A.
Woodland
wa;
I
In
the
chair
and,
after
full
Justice
had
been
done
to
an
excellcn
scread,
several
hours
were
delight
fully
spent
with
an
Impromptu
pro
srarn
of
speeches
and
music
t-which
all
present
contributed.
Oli
scenes
and
experiences
of
the
cam
palgn
were
brought
back
.to
mlnr
and
the
general
sentiment
wru
Those
present
wre
G.
A.
.Wood
land.
S.
C.
Thomson.
W.
J,
Ray-1
mond.
W.
H.
WUson-Murray.
T.
H.
Iohnon.
F.
W.
Stamp-Vincent,
O..
Connelly,
H.
Cherrv.
R.
W.
Cam-
eron.
A.
O.
Franks,
Wright
bavles.
King.
Inspector
A.
Fraser,
Charles
Ellison
and
A.
Maclver.
Jack
Preece,
president
of
the
Canadian
Legion,
was
a
guest.
Building
permits
to
the
value
of
$2400
were
Issued
In
Prince
Rupert
PfiUrP
Pniirf
FiriPQ
1
1
I
I11CO
during
the
month
of
February
end-
VUUI
lng
today
as
compared
with
$1275
in
the
same
month
last
year.
Per
mits
for
the
first
two
months
of
1935
have
totalled
$2880
In
value
as
compared
with
$3075
In
the
same
i
Total
period
last
year.
February
permits
were
as
follows:
Mrs.
C.
E.
Black,
repairs
to
Post
Duff
Would
Have
Gov't
Assist
I
STRIKE
IS
in
TALKED
OF
Another
Tie-up
In
Steamship
Ser
vice
trora
acaine
-io.
Aiaa&o.
Appears
on
Horizon
SEATTLE,
Feb.
28:
(CP)
Strike
clouds
were
again
hovering
over
the
Seattle
waterfront
yesterday
as
sailors
of
the
Union
of
the
Pacific
sought
to
negotiate
for
larger
wa?es
and
shorter
hours
In-the
Seattle-Alaska
service.
Alaska
ship
opeiators
claimed
that
the
men
were
asking
a
fifty
percent
increase
and
a
six-hour
day.
"The
only
thing
we
can
do
is
tie
up
the
ships
for
their
demands
arc
ruinous,"
one
spokesman
Parliament
Out
For
Phone
Call
Ontario
Government
Changes
Phone
Girl's
Answer
Makes
It
Provincial
that
't
would
b
highly
desirable
to
make
a
reunion
of
this
sort
an
TORONTO,
Feb.
23:
(CP)-If
you
annual
institution,
s.
C.
Thomson
are
a
stickler
Ior
accuracy
you
will
.
be
olcased
to
know
Hon.
T.
B.
Mc-
even'ng.
The
crm'ttee
in.hargel3ueslcn.
Ontario
minister
of
hlgh-of
the
event
consisted
of
O.
A.
ways
and
pubUc
works
has
rul!d
'
lthe
telephone
operators
at'
the
Woodland
and
S.
C.
Thomson.
'legislative
ounaings
musi
answer
calls
with
"Provincial
Government"
und
not
the
old
response,
"Parlia
ment
Buildings."
Mr.
McQuesten's
department.
j
!
which
has
charge
of
the
telephone
;
evrtAm
in
tho
HlitlrMn
ore
n-ariT
ftir.
Malcolm
McArthur.
Harry
Rivett.,
thr
than
correcting
,u
the
Inaccur
Steve
e-
t
T.
rut,
Lahiff.
To-t.
J,
t
acy
at
the
central
switchboard.
The
new
telephone
directory
for
To-
jrovto
also
made
the
change.
Of-I
flees
formerly
under
"Parliament
j
Buildings"
are
now
capped
by
the
Iheavj
black
line
"Province
of
On
tario.1
The
department
found
that
some
...l,
4t.J
lk.
...nl.
fnl
T
TT
I
(jCJSUUd,
WtlCIi
WJIU
'JJC
WCiC
OJcenw-
this
Year
Heavier
1lntot
th
-riiament
Buudings.-
I
understood
the
title
to
mean
the
;
legislative
chamber
Itself.
I
1
1
1
.
.
1
U
For
Fphni.irv
and
For
1935
"umcr
icasuu
ior
uic
tiiau5v
To
Date
Doth
Higher
Than
In
1934
Office
building.
$1000.
Police
court
fines
for
the
month
Mrs.
C.
McF.
Smith,
repairs
to
of
February
in
Prince
Rupert
total-
Smith
Block.
$200.
Id
$406
as
compared
with
,$172
In
i
was
the
Ottawa
practice
of
answer
ing
calls
with
the
words
"Dominion
Government."
Vancouver
Wheal
Provincial
Department
of
Public
the
same
month
last
year,
bringing)
Works,
erection
of
two
storey
ware-(the
total
for
the
year
to
date,up
to
.
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
28:
(CP)--
house
building,
McBrlde
Street
and,$541
as
compared
with
$317
in
the
Wheat
was
quoted
at
80J8c
on
thi
Third
Avenue,
$1200.
"'first
two
months
o!
1934,
,
local
exchange
today.
Outfitting
And
Building
of
Boats
Bonussing
of
Catches
is
Also
Provided
For
in
Request
Being
Placed
Before
House
of
Commons
by
Liberal
Member
For
Nova
Scotia
OTTAWA,
Feb.
28:
(CP)
William
Duff,
Liberal
mem-ber
for
Antieonish-Guysboro,
Nova
Scotia,
will
ask
the
'
government
to
establish
a
$10,000,000
lending
fund
for
I
persons
engaged
in
the
fishing
industry
to
assist
them
in
obtaining
supplies
and
equipment.
It
would
also
be
dis-,
tributed
in
the
form
of
bonuses
for
shipbuilding
and
actual
I
I
Kllshlne.
Mr.
Duff
points
out
that
the
fishing
Industry
Is
capable
of
great
development
If
some
encouragement
is
given
It.
He
suggested
a
bounty
or
bonus.pt
so
much
per
hundred
weight
of
fish
caught
by
fishermen.
LIBERALS
ORGANIZE
G.
P.
Lyons
of
This
City
Named
To
Executive
of
Young
Party
Organization
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
28:
With
delegates
present
from
all
parts
of
Jie
province,
organization
.was
completed
here
Tuesday
of
a
British
Columbia
Young
Liberal
Association.
O.
P.
Lyons
of
Prince
Ru-lert
was
among
thoiein
attendance
and
he
was
elected
as
representa-
tive
of
Skeena
on
the
provisional
executive.
The
first
convention
will
be
held
In
Kelowna
In
the
summer.
XILLED
IN
.
EXPLOSION
r!atcd
Report
of
Disaster
Which
Took
Twenty'Nlne
Lives
In
Russian
Factory
MOSCOW.
Feb.
28:
(CP
Twenty-nine
persons
were
killed
in
an
explosion
and
fire
which
de-
troyed
the
Krassln
'pencil
factorj
arly
Sunday
morning.
Although
the
fire
was
a
large
I
an
dspectacular
on?
the
appalling
-
nortal
toll
was
dlseVvrMl
ni'v
-er&ay
after
the
bodies
of
the
victims
had
been
cremated.
Mrs.
Chisholm
Buried
Today
funeral
Took
Place
This
Afternoon
With
Dean
Gibson
Officiating
The
funeral
of
the
late
Mrs.
Allco
Chisholm.
whose
death
occurred
earlier
In
the
week,
took
place
this
afternoon
from
ths
chapel
of
the
3.
C.
Undertakers
to
Falrvlew
Cemetery
with
a
group
of
friends
in
attendance
to
pay
their
last
respects.
Very
Rev.
James
B.
Gibson,
dean
of
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral,
officiated
and
A.
J.
Lancaster
presided
at
the
organ.
C.
W.
Dawson,
accountant
of
the
local
branch
of
the
Bank
of
Mont-:eal,
is
confined
to
bed
at
his
homo
on
Eleventh
Street
with
a
severe
cold.