that
the
American
operators
have
been
assured
by
their
government
that,
in
the
Lses
Penknife
1JL
"
,
TJS
it
er.
at
engineers
Char-
K
champion
whltUcr
of
!
Angeles,
has
baffled
selen-Interlocklng
solid
pieces
'
v.
r.i
in
a
seemingly
manner
using
only
a
penknife.
Missing
Winter
Traveller
Found
"rry
Williams
Suffers
Froren
Foot
While
Making
Way
From
Pouce
Coupe
to
.Mount
Hobson
Off.
lal
reports
received
r.
"
ut
the
end
of
the
week
stated
Harry
Williams,
young
Aus-n
missing
since
last
December
v.
irn
he
left
Pouce
Coupe
with
the
'
nuon
of
travelling
overland
to
Mount
Robson
on
the
line
of
the
C-madlan
National
Railways
by
dog
tfam,
had
been
found
and
was
be-
ttjt
brought
out
to
Jasper
Park.
W'mams
is
reported
to
have
a
fro
zen
leg
event
of
failure
to
reach
auch
an
agreement
enough
money
will
be
made
available
for
them
to
handle
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
38;
CP-
lait.ons
lollowinK
last
wet
Uzzard.
cloudburst
and
floods
on
1
the
lower
malnlaiu:
we.-
imprevln
it
the
end
of
the
week
although
flood
waters
on
the
low-lying
tarrf
f
the
Delta
were
still
rising
an:
auslng
heavy
loss
of
livestock
and
.ulpment
T-:n
both
the,
Canadian
National
and
Canadian
Pacific
lines
are
still
blocked
In
the
Fraser
R'v-
anion
where
there
have
been
nu-
lerous
new
slides.
It
will
probably
uesdav
or
later
before
lines
are!
:ulflclent:y
cleared
to
permit,
oi
rains
being
moved.
Meantime,
the
rc-routlng
of
passengers
moving
to
and
from
Vancouver
Is
being
con
tinued.
Telegraphic
services
Into
Van
couver
were
being
restored
on
Sa
turday
after
the
lines
had
been
down
all
week.
a
flvfi-vear
old
girl
was
killed
"
near
Kllgard.
five
miles
east
or
AbboUford
on
the
Orent
Northern
Railways,
when
her
home
was
washed
over
a
cliff
Seventeen
lives
have
been
lost
so
far
as
a
result
of
the
storm.
In
Pacific
Northwest
SEATTLE.
Jan.
28:
-
-Flood
waters
were
subsiding
through
the
Pacific
Northwest
over
the
week-ena
with
transportation
and
communication
facilities
resuming
their
normal
functions.
Snowstorms
in
East
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
28:-Thcre
were
more
snowstorms
In
the
east
and
middle
west
at
the
week-end
with
sub-zero
temperatures
at
some
points.
A.
B.
Cummlng.
district
manager
C.
N.
It.
Steamer
Here
Today
On
Special
Voyage
to
Handle
Diverted
Fassenjer
Traffic
.
j
Big
Train
Due
.Mail
and
Express
Matter
Also
Com-Ing
This
Way
Owing
to
Tie-Up
In
South
Pressed
into
service
for
an
extra
voyage
north
owing
to
the
railway
Ue-up
in
Prase
r
Canyon
which
has
completely
paralyzed
transportation
between
Vancouver
and
the
east,
C.
N.
R.
steamer
Prince
Oeorge,
Capt
H.
E.
Nedden.
arrived
In
port
at
9
o'clock
this
morning
from"
Van
couver.
She
brought
forty
passen-
the
entire
catch
of
the
fleet
them-'gers
from
Vancouver
who
will
preserve.
ThU
seems
a
drastic
move
I
eecd
rast
by
rail
this
evening.
In
ad-tor
a
government
to
make'but
local
I
dltlon
he
had
two
carloads
of
Van-,
officials
of
the
Deep
Sea
Fisher-
couyermall
for
Ule
east
and
two
men's
Union
feel
that
their
in-.
:arlpads
of
paper
for
Edmonton
j
ormatlon
to
this
effect
U
authentic.
newspapers
wmcn
orauwraj
wuum
i
Negotiations
of
the
American
op-
have
gone
east
from
Vancouver.
Oeorge
will
sail
thU
Titers
for
a
minimum
price
agree-!
T?t.Tlnce
wnt
are
being
followed
with
inter-i"ep
u
i
i
with
some
two
hundred
passengers
,rtnere
i
-
1
'
ffrom
thp.east
who
are
arriving,
at
:0NDITI0NS
IMPROVING
Lower
Mainland
lleginnlng
to
Pull
lUe
If
Tojethrr
After
nix
Storm:
.
Trains
Still
Clocked
5
45
this
afternoon,
on
an
extra
transcontinental
'train
of
Jlfilrleen
Jcoacheiwhlch
Jus
.been
diverted
to
'the
Prince
Rupert
line
on
aceount
of
the
Ue-up
on
the
Vancouver
line
this
irain
is
also
bringing
in
mail
and
express
matter
for
Vancouver
which
will
be
taken
south
by
the
Prince
Oeorge.
Inslead'of
coming
north
on
Wednesday
of
this
Week
on
her
regu
larly
scheduled
voyage,
the
Prince
Oeorge
is
expected
back
here
about
Friday,
picking
up
her
regular
sche
dule
again
riext
week.
'GINGER'
C00TE
STILL
MISSING
Search
I
Bclnj
Started
For
Wei
Known
Flier
.Mlsslnc
In
Interior
For
Ten
Days
Pilot
'Olnger"
Coote,
well
known
northern
filer,
is
still
unreported
liter
having
left
Quesnel
a
week
igo
last
Thursday
to
bring
out
a
sick
patient
from
Flnlay
Forks.
Con-ilderable
anxiety
has
developed
ow
ing
'to
the
continued
silence
of
Coote
and
other
planes
are
being
sent
north
to
search
for
him.
One
of
the
relief
planes,
a
macmne
ociong
Ing
tl
the
Two
Brothers
Mining
Co.
with
Hugh
C.
McMillan
as
pilot
and
Ralph
Marshall
as
air
engineer
was
held
at
Prince
Oeorge
at
tne
weeK-
end
on
account
of
poor
visibility.
This
plane
will
fly
Into
Flnlay
Forks
to
ascertain
If
anything
has
been
heard
of
Coote
and,
If
not,
to
start
a
search.
v
it-
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
!
High
8:04
am.
18.7
ft
,,
Rupert
Raining,
strong
21:45
pjn.
15.0
ft
,,.st
wind;
barometer,
29JM;
Low
1:20
ajn.
10.0
ft
tature.
64;
tea
choppy.
"1
15:05
pin.
7.1
ft.
NORTHERN
AN)
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMIHA'S
NEWSPAPER
V
x
No
23.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
JANUARY
28,
1935
PKXCC:
HVE
CKNln
ARKETim
OF
HALIBUT
ON
COAST
CAPITALISTIC
REFORM
OR
DICTATORSHIP,
SAYS
PREMIER
Qooernment
of
United
States
May
Give
Aid
In
Financing
Matter
Assurance
to
This
Effect
Suid
to
Have
Been
Given
in
Event
of
No
Arrangements
Being
Made
With
Buyers
For
Minimum
Price
I
incction
with
the
negotiations
which
United
States
:
t-uat
owners
and
fishermen
have
been
conducting
j
tinie
with
a
view
to
reaching
a
minimum
price
.
merit
with
the
fish
buyers
for
the
coming
season,
been
received
bv
the
Deep
bea
Mshermens
un-
PR.
GEORGE
IS
IN
PORT
Frank-Fitch
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Catala
last
evening
from
a
vacation
trip
to
Vancouver.
LLOYD
GEORGE
WORRIED
J.
IT
L'.tCTl-llV
CITIIATIflV
1
Fasc'natirg
Hawaii
There's
somethlnj
about
H:iwa.:
hat
gets
you-
for
instance,
five
offtcers
a
a
recent
geodeti:
survey
party
sailed
fnjm
America
as
bachelors,
hut
tir'?
ve
rert-rf
unattasheo.
We
don't
blarrre
Lieut
Wagner
here
with
his
pr:tty
bride.
BUCKAH0QS
:TALKING--0
Married
Quietly
Saturday
Night
I
Miss
Bertha
Hjornspn
Becomes!
Bride
of
John
Frcdheim,
Well
j
Known
Fisherman
The
marriage
took
place
quietly
at
the
Manse
First
Presbyttrlan
Church,
Rev.
W
D.
Orant
Holllng-worth
officiating,
at
7
o'clock
Sa
turday
evening
or
Miss
uerma
njornsori
and
John
Fredhelm,
well
known
local
Norwegian
couple.
Miss
Laura
Bornson,
sister
of
the
bride,
and
Nils
Antonsen
were
attendants
of
the
couple.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred-helm
will
reside
In
Prince
Rupert
and
will
have
the
hearty
congratu-
laUohs
and
best
wishes
of
many
f
j
friends.
The
groom
Is
a
well
known
"sherman.
BIRMINGHAM,
Jan.
28:
tCF)
rormer
premier
uavia
ti
of
the
HUason
s
uay
....
jnoya.aeorge.
n
a
speech
here
;
Fred
Selbert
superintendent
of
.17
IN
RUPERT
CONFESSION
Portland
Professional
Hockey
Team
Here
on
Special
Train
Manager
Bobby
Howe
and
his
Portland
Butkaroos
of
the
Northwest
Hockey
League
will
be
In
Prince
Rupert
this
afternoon.
Having
been
stranded
for
over
a
week
in
a
stalled
Canadian
National
train
east
of
Boston
Bar
owing
to
the
raFway
tie-up
In
the
Fraser
Canyon,
the
team
arrives
this
afternoon
x
j
train
ju'ler
hav
ing
recently
made
the
turn
of
the
prairie
section
or
the
circuit.
They
sail
this
ereninj
on
the
steamer
Prince
George
for
Vancouver.
As
a
result
of.
Ihe
inability
to
reach
the
coast,
games
last
week
which
the
Buckaroos
were
scheduled
to
play
Jo
Vancouver
and
Seattle
had
to
be
postponed.
Cross-Examination
by
Attorney
General
Wilenti
Today
FLEMINOTON.
NJL
Jan.
28:-
BENNETT
BLUFFING
OTTAWA,
Jan.
23:
CP
Unemployment
insurance
and
other
reforms
will
be
presented
to
the
House
and
passed
ln
"orderly
and
proper
manner,"
Premier
Bennett
declared
In
the
House
of
Commons
;,T,
,
,
.
lUMumow.
ww
i"V'
"
Saturday
night
expressed
ap-
the
natural
resources
and
colonlza-
King
was
staging
"mock
heroics."
..
.
a
ittuira
m
n
iop,-
,me
"
nrnhensinn
renardlne
the
s
tu-
.
linn
rionartment
of
the
Canadian
Canada
is
Faced
With
Changed
Economic
Life,
Prime
Minister
States
Individual
No
Longer
Dominant
But
Outlook
Must
be
For
Social
Ideal
Mr.
Bennett
Addresses
Meeting
In
Montreal
on
National
Problems
MONTREAL,
Jan.
28:
(CP)
In
an
address
here
Fatur-day,
Premier
R.
B.
Bennett
declared
that
the
Canadian
people
were
faced
with
the
necessity
of
changed
ideas
in
economic
life
and
could
choose
between
reform
of
the
capitalistic
system
or
some
form,
of
government
such
as
had
gained
the
ascendency
in
Central
European
countries
r
'and
Rusla.
"The
Individual
can
no
CITY
HEAD
GETS
BACK
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
Returns
From
Trip
to
Ottawa
and
Montreal
on
Important
Business
Matters
Taken
Up
t
prairies
as
well
as
in
the
east.
At
WHEAT
FLOWING
HERE
IN
GOOD
VOLUME
NOW
Wheat
Is
flowing
Into
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool's
tocal
ele-
at
the
week-end
when
Rt
Hon.
vator
In
greater
volume
Just
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
King.
Leader
of
the
Opposition,
accused
him
of
permitting
less
important
business
to
delay
enactment
of
his
reform
program.
Mr.
King
accused
the
Premier
with
Indulging
in
"pure
bluff."
Mr.
Bennett
retorted
that
Mr.
now
than
it
has
for
some
years.
The
late
mixed
train
from
the
!
east,
yesterday
afternoon
J
brought
In
twenty
carloads
or
longer
be
looked
upon
as
a
dominant
factor,"
declared
the
Prime
Minister.
"We
must
have
a
social
:deal
as
distinguished
from
what
we
lave
called
Individual
right."
Damage
Done
To
Store
Stock
By
!
Water
at
Night
ConferfgijjjVjth
lT-Alinwtersat
Damage
was
done
to
J
Ottawa
on
PuWie
Building,
r
tr"Fraser
&
Payne's
Payne's
eiott
store
'
Nfral
Defence,
Etc.
the
stock
of
during
turday
night
as
a
result
of
'
breaking
of
a
two-Inch
water
valve
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
.
.
.mc,n,T
water
sunnlv
returned
to
the
city
on
yesterday
,n
eyent
of
flre
water
afternoon's
train
from
a
trip
to
Hauptmann
to
Go
Under
Relentless
hear(J
ln
store
by
a
"u
V"M"
tt
v"
ponce
officer
while
on
patrol
duty
city
business,
having
been
away
durlng
night
5Ji.e
before
Christmas
when
he
3
3
Payne
spcke
hlgnly
tnls
.
went
to
Victoria
to
confer
with
the
mornmg
of
the-
actlon
takcn
by
provincial
government
In
regard
to
rnstah,M
Tavinr
mri
ratjxtnn
at.
Direct
examination
of
Bruno
-wltlj
Rich-
municipal
bond
conversion.
ter
detcctlng
that'
something
was
ard
Hauptmann.
charged
the
In
OtUwa,
Mr.
Alder,
accompan-
WTQng
tne
Jtore
at,3
a
.jn9
Qf
kldnap-murder
of
Charles
Augustus
led
by
Olof
Hanson.
M.
P.
for
Skee-
flcer
wnt
tQ
the
basement
aiJfi
unaDergn
jr.,
was
cicvu
w.w
na,
consuuea
wiin
nun.
n.
n..
oicw-
jurnetj
0(j
tne
Water
supply
o
the
completed
today
when
Hauptmann
art
minister
of
public
works,
Hon.
building
bing
while
whle
tne
tne
other
other
was
was
notify
notlfy-
would
be
turned
over
to
a
reieni-
d.
M.
sutnenana,
minister
oi
na-less
cross-examination
by
Attorney
tlonal
health.
Hon.
W.
A.
Gordon,
General
Wi!ente
who,
It
lstsald.
has
minister
of
labor.
Hon.
Alfred
Du-a
Uiousand
questions
to
hurl
at
ranleau,
minister
of
marine
and
him.
In
some
quarters.
It
was
being
f
ieiierles.
and
Hon.
Grote
Stirling,
predicted
Saturday
night
that
the
minister
of
national
defence.
Mat-
trial
might
end
abruptly
In
a
con-
ters
taken
dp
Included
a
suggesUon
fesslon.
Jail
authorities
stated
that
for
the
stationing
of
a
naval
vessel
1
Hauptmann
was
ln
a
very
nervous
at
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
and
condlUon
over
the
week-end.
taking
the
question
of
a
public
building
in
j
little
rest,
pacing
his
cell
and
smok-
this
city.
To
accomplish
anything
ln
,
ine
ciearettes
incessantly.
the
latter
matter.
It
will
be
neces-'
ing
Mr.
Payne.
Both
later
assisted
ln
moving
the
stocL
Mr.
Payne
estimates
that
$5,000
of
stock
was
affected
by
water.
PRESIDENT
'
IN
(MARGE
Chief
Defence
Counsel
Rellly
in-
sary,
said
Mr.
Alder,
to
have
the!
tlmated
Saturday
that
he
would
active
support
and
co-operation
of
Roose.TI1t
to
Assume
P
,ltsPn-nmvp
that
tun
panes
had
to
do
with
all
citizens.
Mr
Hanson
Is
doinz
all
'
sibility
For
Distribution
of
Ho
T.lnHhoroh
VIHnannlnff
Jinrf
that
hf
ran
th
rnmmlssinnpr
.
Big
Fund.
Hauptmann
had
nothing
whatever
Mr.
Alder
found
weather
Intensely
to
do
with
the
crime.
cold
with
severe
blizzards
on
the
WASHINGTON.
(D.C.
Jan.
28:
It
was
made
known
Saturday
night
Winnipeg
It
was
"42
below
zero
and
I
that
President
Franklin
D.
Roose-at
Melville.
Sa?k..
47
below.
veu
would
assume
direct
supervision
Mr.
Alder
contracted
a
heavy
cold
0(
the
distribution
of
$1,800,000,030
on
the
trip
west
from
the
effects
of
,
which
Congress
has
been
asked
to
which
he
is
now
recovering.
approprlate
for
relief
work
throughout
the
nation
and
which
It
Is
expected
will
be
put
through
by
the
Senate
this
week.
No'
new
administrative
organization
will
be
formed
although
the
President
will
have
the
assistance
of,
special
advisors.
T
i
J
i
Stock
Trading
Is
Light
and
Quiet
so
and
there
was
a
special
j
Only
220.000
Shares
Turned
Over
In
wheat
train
In
last
night
and
j
xew
York
Saturday
And
another
today.
In
all
500
car-
,
Values
Lower
loads
of
grain
are
now
on
the
1
way
here.
The
elevator
Is
being
i
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
28:
Stock
cabin
on
Muskeg
River,
61
miles
through
from
Vancouver
to
i
on
(
He
called
'
National
Railways
from
Wlnnloeg,
rpv
p
o
Kl.rekooer.
a
mission-'
on
ships,
two
of
which
have
at
ia'nerh.
meiA1
,
,
S
J
I
Vnv-
.tor
TThere
"Pon
Oreat
Britain
and
the
and
Mrs,
Selbert
whcjiavc
been
on
ary
from
the
United
States,
who
Is
ready
been
here
this
month
ja.per
he
will
be
u
week
at
the
company
s
s
ore
TTiere
placed
in
hospital.,
.
a
trlb
td
the
coast,
arrived
In
the
to
bi
stationed
In
Alaska.
aridMrs.
with
a
number
more
expected
wioris
are
belno;
made
to
with-
are
no
new
developments
u
..
..
f
the
,i,.r.i'ii
Catala
last
...ntn.
evening
tmm
from
vi.,
Klerekoper
aViAirH
aboard
In
the
near
future.
Ctw
a
British
Pniumhin
tenrrh
nirtinn
with
the
company
opening
Party
which
had'hPMi
fmm
un
a
retail
store
In
Prince
Rupsrt,
Pouce
Coupe.
'
'
Mr.
Cummlng
said,
'
city
on
were
passengers
Vancouver
and
will
proceed
east
on
the
Princess
Norah
yesterday
af-
tills
evening's
train."
M
temoon
going
through
to
Skagway.
keDt
full
as
eraln
Is
moved
out
,
;
values
were
weak
ln
Saturday's
short
session
on
the
New
York
Exchange
with
a
small
turnover
of
220,000
shares.
Industrials
closed
at
102.50.
off
26;
rails.
34.30,
off
V72,
utilities.
17.58,
off
.07,
and
bonds,
96.79,
up
.02.
v'
1