'.he
i
Ml!"
vcr
ln
bv
.
pi
i.cf
Rupert
Cloudy,
light
J
ui
ast
wind;
barometer.
30.18;
nipnuture,
48;
sea
smooth.
No
108.
v
v
j
mailers
oi
imerew
w
iW"!
labor
were
taken
up.
There
i
u
fairly
good
attendance.
A
immunleatton
from
Adam
Ii:
urputy
mlnlsUr
of
labor,
an-c
.n
i-rd
that
an
Inspector
of
mlnl-n":m
wanes
and
hours
of
work
was
''
nit
here
to
make
a
thorough
'ir
K
up
of
the
whole
situation.
A
mmunicatlou
from
Premier
Pat-
promised
a
thorough
invos-'"
!
Complaint
were
again
rc-'r
rrRardlng
the
local
rrductlon
pur.
T
ie
unnual
donation
of
$5
was
w:-
to
the
Canadian
Institute
for
the
Blind.
HaMId
Winch
M.
L.
A.
had
a
let-
brfore
the
council,
comparing
'wial
program
of
the
C.
C.
F.
:
K'lslallon
put
Into
effect
by
r.ittullo
government.
Actually
li'Uc
social
lenlslatlon
In
"
the
The
council
passed
a
resolution
tanundluR
the
ubolltloti
of
federal
"Hef
camps.
A'
last
night's
meeting
oi
tie
'",
Pl'al
board.
President
8.
D.
fwmald
tendered
to
Miss
Jean
a:
ITl.Im
D
XT
I.J
u.ltrf.nl
Hospital
Ticket
Plan
is
Drawing
Little
Interest
The
executive
committee
of
the
hosDital
board
last
night
reported
that
petition
forms
tor
a
system
of
hospital
treatment
tickets
here
by
navmtnt
of
recular
monuuy
i
pes
tj
were
meeting
wtth
lltue
response
Little
enthusiasm
for
such
a
project
was
being
displayed,
the
general
disposition
appearing
to
be
that
it
would
be
advisable
to
wan
ana
see
what
legislation
in
regard
to
state
health
Insurance
the
government
might
bring
in
next
year.
This
view
was
shared
by
delegates
to
the
Trades
Si
Labor
Council,
President
S.
D.
Macdonara
swieu.
Certain
advertlstug
will
be
done
In
the
press
next
week
drawing
attention
to
the
petitions.
It
was
mentioned
that
tomorrow
would
be
National
Hospital
Day
when
it
was
expected
the
public
might
take
some
especial
Interest
in
hospital
affairs
IS
CHOSEN
MAY
QUEEN
Mrs.
James
Otllctt
and
daugh
"congratulations
"
of
the
bo.ud
ar.
Miss
Huto
pirtt
arrived
In
havit,..
u
:
h
Pttv
on
the
Princess
Aaeiaiae
"w
Prince
John
to
their
the
steamer
pressed
at
Miss
Harrison's
recovery
from
a
recent
illness.
i
home
at
Maswtt.
I
SHAfiY
.
iCTORiA,
Q.C
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
Suite
State
Administrations
In
Australia
Returned
To
Power
in
Elections
Premier
Stevens
and
United
Australia
Party
Have
Mar
Kin
Slightly
Cut
in
New
South
Wales
While
Smith
And
Laborites
Hold
Queensland
Repairs
to
Fair
Improvement
Of
Building
Ordered'
Grounds
at
Home
Foundations
Must
lie
Made
More
Safe
Bcfirc
Fair
Hall
Can
Be
Used
For
Public
Gatherings
Oltv
Rnineer
F.
N.
Good
is
ls-
Emlly
Christopher
Kci"
0vcr
suing
orders
that
repairs
must
be
Elks'
Flag
Bay
With
June
mwe
fe
the
foundaUon
of
the
Gomes
anil
Mar
ie
Srhaffcr
,
jjullding
before
lt"oan
again
A-i
Maids
of
Honor
j
utMj
as
a
nUDUc
assembly
place.
PnSta
whiph
sunnort
Uie
building
Miss
Sally
Christopher
of
Borden
wee
rwienUv
'
lnspPcted
and
found
;
Rtreet
School
has
been
chosen.
May
.
.
.
d
n
.
!
.
:
Queen
In
conation
with
the
an-
U1
.u.
.
w
yn
ai.
May
..
Elks'
Flag
Day
on
govcrnmrni.
Mr.
wmcn
-
,
Mlss
Jull,
Opmei
of
Baoth
Memorial
SchiKil
and
Ml
Marie
8-hiffer
of
Annun-clatiou
School.
Flower
girls
will
be
little
Misses
Mallnr
Houuan.
Pat
Beosley,
Helen
Balngno
and
Fuy
Ingram.
,
Funeral
Notice
Th"
fuD'Mal
of
the
late
p-',-t
Bla;k
wl!'.
taks
plioe
Monday
afternnon
at
S
from
the
First
PiTsbytrrlan
Church.
Tho
rcmajns
will
arrive
to-alglit
from
MrtrejU.nd
vtH
rje
In
statf
at
the
B.
C.
tinder
takers
until
Monday
noon.
4
For
Nurses
Here
At
the
suggestion
of
G.
P
Tinker,
ehairman
of
the
trrouads
commuter,
the
hospital
board
last
night
appropriated
an
amount
of
$75
io
be
used
in
improvement
work
on
the
grounds
around
the
Nurses
Home.
It
is
planned
to
dear
brush
on
the
east
side
of
t.he
home,
fill
tn
with
soil
and
n;.;ke
a
earden
will
also
b"
iraprovemers
I
around
the
mam
entrance
to
the
I
home.
i
Members
of
the
board
were
in
ta
,
vor
of
the
Idea
of
making
an
up-;propriatlon
eaeh
yAr
for'uva
iua
extension
of
ground
improve
ments.
It
was
felt
that
little
r'ul.:
bi
j
dwe
on
the
main
hospital
urounds
until
they
were
fenced
in.
I
r.-vi'.
w.
P.
Armour,
bead
of
tn:
j
Armour
Salvage
Co.,
returned
to
ittje
city
on
the
Princess
Adelaide
last
evening
from
a
ten-day
busl-
"intss
trip
io
Vancouver.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITlSn
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
MAY
11,
1935
Report
Given
Miss
On
Convention
Molly
Dclaney
Speaker
High
School
Teachers'
Mreting
at
!
The
Northern
High
Schoo'.
'
Teachers'
Association
held
its
regu
1
lar
monthly
meeting
last
Thursday
evening
at
the
residence
of
Mrs.
G
E.
Gullck
on
Borden
Street.
Miss
Molly
Delaney,
lately
re
.
.
10
,
turned
from
w
visit
to
Victoria,
SYDNEY.
Aust..
Mav
11:
CP)
T,
Returns
early
Sunday
npMmnt
of
th
nrtivtuPS
from
Saturday's
state
elections
in
New
South
AVales
and
carried
out
at
the
Easter
conven-
Queensland
indicate
the
return
of
the
governments
in
ootn
.
uon.
or
special
interest
to
her
aud-instances.
Premier
Stevens,
heading
the
United
Australia
lence
was
her
mention
of
the
pro-nartv.
Labor
in
New
be
.de
ta
the
forma
ion
has
a
sliirhtlv
reduced
majority
over
Squth
Wales
while
Premier
Smith,
in
Queensland,
heading
SSS1
the
Labor
rarty,
nas
a
sngnuy
lncreu-u
Buiuuuiy.
,
teachers.
-r
The
serving
of
refreshmetns
brought
the
evening
to
a
pleasant
close.
Is
Unwell
?lSg
fllPjH
B.
T.
ChappeiL
general
superin-te'ident
of
Canadian
National
Railways,
who
has
been
forced
to
take
leave
of
absence.
High
Low
ubilee
Ward
At
Hospital
Under
Discussion
Now
The
hospital
board
last
night
uthorized
Managing
Secretary
H.
V.
Birch
to
co-opsrate
with
the
ting's
Silver
Jubilee
committee
in
btainlng
of
figures
on
the
furnish
ng
of
a
private
ward
in
the
Prince
"tuncTt'-Oeireral
Hospital
from
art
jortlon
of
the
fund
cleared
as
a
esult
of
the
Jubilee
celebration
this
week.
Some
$150
will
probably
be
available
from
the
fund
for
this
purpose.
Appreciation
was
expressed
by
members
of
the
board
for
Jie
offer.
A
delegaUon
consisting
of
Jack
Freece.
F.
A.
MacCallum
and
D.
G.
Borland
conferred
yesterday
afternoon
with
Miss
Jean
Harrison
R.
N.,
ady
superintendent,
and
H.
W.
3lrch.
managing-secretary,
in
retard
to
the
proposed
Jubilee
ward.
IMPROVING
OF
GROUNDS
Fine
Work
Being
Done
by
City
Police
New
View
Look-Out
Is
Being
Put
In
Sergeant
G.
H.
Greenwood,
chief
of
the
city
detachment
of
the
pro
vincial
police,
has
laid
out
an
extensive
plan
of
improvements
for
the
hillside
alongside
the
City
Hall
overlooking
Fulton
Street
Upon
sompletlon
of
the
work,
the
sur
roundings
there
will
be
greatly
en
hanced
look-out
point
for
citizens
and,
:
9:14
Am.
15.7
Ik
21:45p.nt
17.0
tt
.
3:05
ajn,
SJ
.
15:00
pjn.
7.8
It..
Is
Ud
to
Controllers
PRICE:
5
CENTS
TWO
GOVERNMENTS
ARE
SUSTAINED
STEVENS
HITS
OUT
STRONGLY
AT
MOWED
MEN
OF
DOMINION
HEALTH
OF
NURSES
IN
"
HOSPITAL
Board
Ha
Itepurt
Train
Mrdical
AorUUon
Healing
Plant
at
Nure
Home
Uicuvd
r
.-
tome
discussion
at
last
meeting
of
the
hospital
t
f
u
report
recently
made
by
r
ii
r
Rupert
Medical
Assoeta
.;
regard
to
the
health
ef
the
,
:
stall
and
eefMMUoM
at
the
and
nurses'
heme
In
regard
j!1
-r
...
n-nwe
nommt'.tec.
hieh
lias
?i.;:cr
in
liand.
Mkd
for
far-
.
;
1
1.
to
rtmstder
the
re$wtt
be-
:...xsint
upon
It.
There
were
..:
rprvmmendaUoru
of
a
im
,
nature.
Frank
Dtbb.
cb4r
r
'
'
Ik
house
eororotUsc.
tfwwd.
,
felt
advisable
that
the
i
ii
'
'
should
hate
anothafl
r
I
T
"immlttec
reported
that
a
nad
been
made
of
the
heat-'
tens
at
the
Nurses'
Home
bjr
1?
Eikins
who
had
reported
that
:
boiier
was
sufficiently
targe
to
he
required
toad
and
that
t!;
-
was
adequate
radiation
wttfe
.it.
v
more
than
ncceary
on
rst
floor
It
miht
be
advisable
.
hare
a
teat
of
the
etreula-Burh
a
teat,
the
board
thought,
be
carried
out
by
Mr
El-
r
iwoMlty
of
recu'ar
firing
to
efficient
1
vesting
wa
dis-hi"
bringing
up
the
ques-
'
h-
advisability
of
tnstallma
.
u''maur
iron
fireman
for
roal
..utumatic
oil
burner
LABORITES
IN
SESSION
Worklnt
Condition
Here
to
Invrslleatrd
AhoIIUon
of
Camps
Demanded
Be
"r'
I'rtnce
Ruperl
Trahci
&
La-
t
;
uiu
tl
wa
In
refular
monthly
u
Uvursday
nlaht
wtth
Preal-p
If
MacdonaJd
In
the
chair
Winners
of
Drama
Festival
at
Ottawa
Seen
in
Action
Here
are
;
hr
jp-o
.p
:?
irtd.'.
J
a
tuz
i
'-
Ovtl
:
.
e,
O'
w-
-
Ja
U
Mora,
n;
.a
r
Masouers-
Clob.
Wlnni-peg.
a
Bnurnov
in
TUe
Bea-
E
a;
.a..
wr.
-.e
La.:--
Bcsborju
:
-p.
'
f-r
be
'
rtaa
xuwViCia..
perfonaan-e
Right.
Brenda
pwiuuu.
u
Jnnm
D
Arc
m
Saint
Jojsi.
won
awrd
lor
woni-ii
Ci
'u.ro.
a
scene
from
Lliui
ce:.
.e
by
lXcoie
de
Musijue
et
de
DaclamaUon
de
lUniversite
d'
Dtuwa
Photo
shows
Germain
Patrice
as
Genevteye,
JSorence
Castonuay
a$
La
To?a
(Llnnocrfnte').
Iktarceue
Barthe
as
LA
mm,
Aiexaoore
uvtpom
as
iinnnc.
jvutrgam
juuirn-
unuc..
umnw
.
...
Of
Capital
to
Right
Today's
Economic
Ills
'onner
Minister
of
Trade
and
Commerce
Would
Order
Financial
and
Industrial
Barons
to
Assume
Task,
Failing
Which
Government
Should
Take
Control
TORONTO,
May
11:
(CP)
Canada
today
faces
Fas-
:ism,
controlled
by
a
wealthy
few,
or
Marxism,
established
y
"destructive
revolt"
of
the
people,
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens,
ormer
minister
of
trade
and
commerce,
stated
in
an
au-
lress
to
the
Association
of
Accountants
and
Auditors
last
light.
Mr.
Stevens
said
that
thirteen
Canadian
capitalists,
one
oi
wnom
controls
$4,uuu,uuu,uuu
I
of
industrial
wealth
and
another
of
whom
holds
forty-two
salaried
Jobs
;
in
different
corporaUons.
should
be
called
into
conference
with
officers
of
loan,
insurance
and
trust
companies.
They
should
be
peremp
torily
ordered
to
"shoulder
the
task
of
righting
Canadian
affairs."
If
they
tailed
to
assume
that
task
within
one
month,
I
would
say
to
them
that
the
government
would
assume
control
that
they
(the
con
trollers
of
capital)
have
now,
and
do
it."
It."
.was
time,
-
said
-rAIri
Stevens,
that
the
governments
'stepped
-in-
aqd
took
some
action
and
the
federal
government,
as
the
leader,
should
head
the
provinces.
Advised
to
Make
Himself
Scarce
Thomas
Ited)
Dunn,
Alleged
"Slicker,"
Falls
Into
Hands
of
Police
and
is
Fined
Thomas
D.
S.
Dunn,
who
halls
from
Wolseley.'Sask.,
was
in
police
court
before
Magistrate
McClymont
yesterday
and,
after
being
fined
$10
and
costs
on
a
charge
of
vagrancy,
was
advised
to
keep
going
not
only
from
the
city
but
also
from
the
province.
Dunn,
who
has
a
lengthy
criminal
record
for
larceny
and
other
offences,
had,
it
is
alleged,
attemp
ted
to
victimize
local
merchants
by
short
changing
them
wtth
the
"fast"
manlpulaUon
of
$5
and
$10
bills.
It
Is
a
stunt
which
he
is
said
to
have
carried.j3ut
elsewhere
and
for
which
he
was
convicted
in
Grand
Forks.
He
had
previously
1
J.
I
1S1
-
-m.Am.-m
another
W1U1
a
w"-
and
attractive
i,D"a"ra
nicknamed
"Red"
owing
io
ine
i
i
a
i
.
i
.
l
MtHn
tourlste
will
have
been
provided.
iauung
coior
ot
u.
nw,
Iromw
10
have
Psed
whUe
he
"
A
branch
Is
being
put
in
the
main
pathway
leading
up
the
I
canvasser
tor
magazine
suosenp-Iside
of
the
hill
from
Fulton
Street
tions,
He
le"
Ior
the
east
on
last
to
Agnew
Place,
the
new
trail
to
ni8ht's
traln-
lead
to
the
crest
of
the
hill
in
front
;
j
of
G
W
Ntckerson's
residence.
Tormnn
I
flinf
Tft
Here
It
is
planned
to
put
in
a
rustic
bower
with
fence
and
seats.
j
Extensive
ground
imnrovement
!
Late
Telegraphs
Hunt
Bisr
Game
work
lncludlhs
th
putting
in
of
new
garden
plots
Is
also
being
undertaken
Count
Von
Wurmbrand
and
Gert
i
Von
Gontard
Here
Friday
I
Enroute
to
Yukon
i
Passengers
going
north
aboard
ST
JOHN'S.
Nfld.,
Two
thou-
the
steamer
Princess
Norah
yester-sand
unemployed
rioted
here
last
day
afternoon
included
Count
von
night,
looted
stores
and
fought
with
Wurmbrand
and
Gert
von
Gontard.
police
Several
were
seriously
in-
who
hall
from
Baden-Badan.
Ger-Jured
and
five
arrested
before
the
many,
but
who
are
at
present
resld-uprislng
was
quelled.
tng
In
Burllngame,
Cal.
They
are
bound
for
the
Yukon
Territory
WINNIPEG
Rain
and
sleet
beat
where
they
will
engage
In
big
game
down
upon
most
parts
of
Saskat-
hunting.
Count
von
Wurmbrand
chewan
and
Alberta
today,
further
gives
his
occupation
as
that
of
a
delaying
'seeding
which
Is
already
secretary
while
Herr
von
Gontard
Uie
latest
in
twenty
years.
Is
a
writer.