4
4
4
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
r
p
Rupert
Cloudy,
light
rast
wind;
barometer,
29.64;
-nature.
50;
sea
rough.
Adjustment
of
Claim
Following
hie
tonfUtration
on
Second
Artnuc
Not
Yrt
Completed
rre
seven
(Ire
alarms
1?
f
Prince
Rupert
during
of
January.
Lou
will
be
s
account
-of.
the
big
fire
on
i:
'-.villi
turn
urk
aid
!
7
P.
km
or
on
babbit
to
Rowe's
MHsl
Works
Adjustment
vet
to
be
made
on
loss
In
Sheet
Metal
Works,
A.
W
house
on
Oraham
Avenue,
1
'
per
Knutson's
house
on
Avenue
East.
Presbvterv
Meet
ti
i'
v
ar:
KNdi
isii
i
iiAOl'i:
WEEK
HERE
Local
Observance
of
National
Cam
palgn
riannrd
The
week
of
February
3-D
has
been
set
aside
as
Dominion
Education
Week-when,
throughout
the
whole
of
the
Dominion,
the
Important
part
education
plays
in
the
t,
ndtag
the
adjustrnent
o
,t
tne
fu.
placed
upon
It.
wln
Insurance
claims
adjusted
to
date
In
con-u?h
the
Second
Avenue
Block
'three
buildings
i.
J
A
1
(In
ton.
$2000:
Mrs.
:
$1000;
Pattulk)
Block.
k
Davies.
slOOQ.
The
loss
Mint,
nl
B
7
Pirlrnr
h
lure
of.
the
world
will
be
stressed.
Previously
this
observance
has
been
,a
province-wide
affair
but
this
year
It
has
been
planned
to
make
It
a
nation
-wide
feature.
Locally
It
Is
being
supported
by
all
organisations.
The
local
churches
through
their
services
this
Sunday
or
next
will
discuss
this
subject.
At
.h,.,.,
.
v.,
nr
1
the
Oyro.
Rotary
am!
Junior
Cham
.
t
.'ber
of
Oommeree
meetings
It
Is
planned
to
have
the
matter
presented
In
a
series
of
debates
by
senior
pupils.
In
the
schools
an
open
day
will
I
be
observed
on
Wednesday
after
noon
from
1
30
Ull
3:30.
Parents
and
general
public
arc
being
asked
to
visit
the
schools
on
that
after
noon
and
see
the
pupils
In
their
classrooms.
Wednesday
evening
in
First
Prcs
bytcrlan
Church
Hall
a
public
meet
iinded
Yesterday
"ns
b
,,e,d:
speakers
at
this
J
I
will
discuss
the
part
of
education
from
both
the
point
of
view
of
the
day
sessions
of
the
Prince
.
business
man
and
the
point
of
view
Pnsbytcry
of
the
United
if
Canada
came
to
a
close
;
y
yesterday
afternoon
and
of
the
elenry
from
various
?
the
district
who
were
In
inne
are
now
returning
to
p
-'Ms.
The
meetings
were
de-;argcly
to
financial
matters
'tin
fotmulallng
of
plans
for
ming
season's
work.
COUPLE
NOW
DEAD
AUK
It
LAMED
BY
MAWTMANN
FLKMINOTON.
NJ..
Feb.
2:
Defence
witnesses
for
nruno
"irhard
llatiptnnnn.
charged
with
the
klUnap-murdcr
of
iby
Charles
Anaustus
Llnd-'wrp.h
jr.
declared
yesterday
hnt
the
kldnaDnlnir
of
the
iilld
had
been
carried
out
by
1
ulor
Flsch
and
Violet
Sharp,
both
of
whom
arc
now
dead.
Fl:h
left
this
country
soon
af-
tor
the
crime
for
Germany
lcrc
ho
died.
M'ss
Sharp,
em-
lloycd
in
the
household
of
Mrs.
Dwlght
Morrow.
Mrs.
Lindbergh's
mother,
commit-
led
suicide.
of
the
educationalist.
Old
Country
Socr.ei
SCOTTISH
LHACUK
l
inl
DlvMu"
Alrdrleonlans
4.
Aberdeen
1.
Ayr
0.
Hearts
3.
Celtic
5,
Albion
Rovers
1.
'
Dundee
2.
Clyde
2.
Dunfermline
2.
Queen's
Park
2.
Falkirk
3,
Queen
of
South
1.
Hibernians
1.
Rangers
2.
Motherwell
0.
SU
Johnstone
1.
Partlck
Thistle
i.
Kilmarnock
2.
St.
Mirrcn
l.,llamllton
2.
First
HIvKIoii
Arsenal
4.
Sheffield
Wednesday
I
Aston
Villa
1.
Tottenham
0.
Blackburn
3,
Birmingham
1.
Chelsea
0,
Preston
0.
Derby
3,
Sunderland
1.
Iluddcrsflcld
1.
Evcrton
1.
Liverpool
4,
Leeds
2.
Manchester
0.
Leicester
3.
MirfrtiMhrnuah
2.
Stoke
0,
Portsmouth
0,
West
Albion
2
Wolverhampton
0.
Grimsby
3.
JANUARY
SCALING
Production
For
Fint
Month
of
Yea-
Down
SlifhUy
Owlnp
to
Tem
porary
Closing
of
Cam
pi
Log
scaling
In
Prince
Rupert
foi
estry
district
for
the
month
of
Jar
-uary
this
year
totalled
3,T72,6f'
ooard
feet
as
compared
with
4,120
63
board
feet
in
the
same
montb
last
year.
The
slight
decrease
hsi
been
due
to
the
temporary
curtail
-
ment
of
operations
at
Queen
Chai
iotte
Island
camps
which
are
no-
preparing
to
reopen
on
a
larger
A.-aJe
than
ever.
Log
scaling;
per
species
this
Jan
uary
was
a
follows,
figures
for
tht
same
monut,
Jasi
year
aiso
Demy
.nown
for
Comparison:
1935
i
B.F.
Jouglas
Fir
..i.
..
8,898
Jedar
84,789
ipruce,...-
2,377.831
licralock
1.276,t33
aalsam
46
jackplne
20,000
1934
B.F.
37513
3.706,177
376,873
Totals
3,772,697
4,120,263
I
(Forest
Products
Production
of
poles
and
piling
in
Jie
Interior
for
the
month
of
Janu
ary
this
year
amounted
to
112,830
aneal
feet,
104,250
lineal
feet
cedai
and
8.58U
lineal
feet
hemlock,
as
compared
with
54.146
lineal
feet,
ah
.cdar,
In
the
same
month
last
year
Cordwood
this
January
amounwo
jo
271
cords
as
against
247
cords
ast
year
while
207
tics
were
counted
his
year
as
compared
with
247
last.
Jedar
fence
posts
numbering
1,587
a
ere
taken
out
this
January.
Building
Light
During
January
Mlcrallun
and
Repair
Work
to
Amount
of
$180
Recorded
Last
Month
Building
permits
here
for
tht
month
of
January
this
year
totalled
$180
as
compared
with
$1800
in
the
same
month
last
year.
The
permit
this
January
were
as
follows:
Ben
Ferguson,
alterations
tt
store.
Third
Avenue
and
McBridr
Street,
$300.
R.
Kllday.
adldtlon
to
residence.
Bromwlch
Second
Avenue,
$100.
Peter
Solem.
repairs'
to
residence,
Fifth
Avenue
West,
$80.
Report
Made
On
Salvation
Army
Midwinter
Work
The
Salvation
Army
has
handed
tra
detaHfeporrVrtxteetteP
hat
$125
98
was
expended
on
Christmas
hampers.
$29.96
on
shoes
jid
rubbers
and
$9.95
on
incidentals
ncludlng
laundry,
gasoline,
post-ige.
etc.
Huge
quantities
of
clothe
were
llstributed
during
December
and
fanuary
both
used
and
new.
These
ncluded
all
kinds
of
garments
for
nen,
women
and
-children,
bed
Jothes.
baby
clothes,
several
articles
of
furniture,
wo
heaters,
one
kitchen
range
and
stove
pipes
which
were
donated
to
needy
families.
In
inderwear
alone,
110
garments
were
distributed.
Miss
Frances
Cummlngs
sailed
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Rcaatng
from
the
Left
they
are
Sergio
Carbo
Ha
;.a
publshr
San
Martin,
Dr
Oulllemmo
Pcrtela,
a
prof,
or
m
".e
V
-versity
zairi
and
Porfiti
Fra:a
o
:
?w
prr
.dent
f
Havara
Dr
Dr
lo3
OPENING
Ramon
M
Irl-
UP
LINE
Trains
Will
Wot
be
Running
Before
Tomorrow
at
Earliest1)
Result
orKajfxWa!h-6?ir"
nade
from
the
Christmas
Cheer
'und
which
Is
too
long
for
publlea-1
Trains
are
expected
to
be
run-Ion
but
may
be
sen
at
the
News
nlng
In
and
out
of
Prince
Rupert
flee
by
anyone
in
t
"rested
It
shows
1
again
by
tomorrow
afternoon.
Ice
conditions
in
the
Kayex
are
reported
by
W.
H.
Tobey.
divisional
superintendent,
to
be
somewhat
im-roved
today.
Reconstruction
of
the
orashed
out
bridge
there
Is
proceed-ng
and
there
is
no
other
trouole
on
the
line.
Provincial
Constable
and
Mrs.
darold
Raj
bone
will
sail
this
eve-aing
on
the
Prince
George
fjot
Van
-:ouver
on
escort
duty.
Tie5!Yare
aking
south
Robert
Marsh,
sen-enced
to
two
and
a
half
yean
Imprisonment
at
New
Westminster
Penitentiary
for
burglary,
and
Nina
Spalding
of
Port
Esslngton,
who
will
je
held
at
Okalla
until
the
spring
his
morning
on
the
Venture
for
a
;
asslzes
wnen
sne
wlu
Iace
a
cnarge
acatlon
trip
to
Vancouver.
0'
murder.
Smart
British
Army
Unit
The
lifeguards,
locked
upon
as
one
of
the
smartest
units
of
the
British
army,
receive
their
morning
inspection
by
the
adjutant
and
captain
at
their
London
barracks
before
turning
out
for
their
dally
duties.
The
defence
of
the
king
Is
their
p'rlmary
duty
and
on
all
public
occasions
they
form
the
King's
escort.
High
Low
.
1:11
ajn.
20
J
ft.
12:58
pjn.
23.1
ft
-T.ua
ajn...
12
ft.
19:33
p.m.
0.8
ft.
vjav
Wo.
aq-
,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY
2,
1935
pric:
we
cenib
MASS
BUYING
HEMim
COMPLETED
FARM
LOANS
IN
CANADA
ARE
TO
BE
GREATLY
INCREASED
Royal
Commision
Has
Concluded
Session;
To
Report
to
Parliament
New
lA'ulslulion
Expected
to
be
Enacted
at
Present
Session,
Based
on
Findings
of
Investigators
After
Ixmg
Probe
(JiTAWA,
Fob.
2:
(CP)
The
Royal
Commission
on
i
:
;
1.
.
1
r
.i.
'
'.'
B
a,lu
jince
-Bureaus
comjueteu
ilh
neanngs
on
Vr
..i
.-.
A
report
is
to
be
presented
by
the
commission
to
iu
v.ont
lefore
the
present
session
ends.
New
legis-
s
expected,
will
be
based
on
the
report.
FIRE
LOSS
lEDUCATION
WAS
HEAVY
Five
Cubans
Who
Control
Troubled
Republic
Government's
Action
Acclaimed
From
All
Sides
of
Parliament
Agricultural
Credits
Organization
to
be
Overhauled
With
Increase
in
Money
Available
From
Fifteen
To
Ninety
Millions
OTTAWA,
Fek
2:
(CP)
Acclaimed
from
all
sides
of
the
House
as
a
.
boon
to
financially
harassed
farmers.'Hon.
Ktlpar
N.
Rhodes,
minister
of
finance,
last
night
proposed
t
bill
to
overhaul
the
Canadian
Farm
Loan
Board
and.in-crease
its
credit
capacities;
The
bill
would
abolish
the
provincial
loan
boards
and
centralize
authority
in
a
federal
commission,
also
increasing
from
$15,000,000
to
$90,000,-000
the
amount
of
money
available
for
farm
loans.
"
WEATHER
MISSION
OF
SUPERIOR
CHURCH
ARMY
Year
1935
Starts
Off
Better
Than
Children's
Great
Response
Atten
Last
Vastly
Better
Here
Than
dance
Increased
In
Vancouver
j
'
.
.
j
Captains
Hutchison
and
Hanncy
The
year
1935
has
started
off
a
addressed
JLhe
various
conregatiojs
'good
deal
more
propitiously
from
Thursday
that
aiiembTedIn
St.
Ah,-the
weather
standpoint
than
dldjdrew's
Cathedral
at
the
Church
1934,
official
records
show.
This
Ai
my
Mission.
January
there
were
38.9
hours
of
j
To
an
increased
number
of
chil-
sunshine
as
compared
with
6.6
hours
dren.
Captain
Hanney
spoke
on
In
the
same
month
last
year.
Pre-,
temptation,
drawing
his
message
JcipltaUon
this
January
totalled
but!
from
stories
and
experiences.
6.84
Inches
in
comparison
with
22.9
At
the
evening
service
Mrs.
C.
E.
Inches
in
the
same
month
last
year.
;
Cuflln
sang
"Glory
to
Thee,'
and,
Incidentally,
Prince
Rupert
can
also
.
oy
special
request,
Capt.
Hanncy
boast
truthfully
of
having
had
much
sang
the
Welsh
hymn,
-
"Aberyst-
superior
weather
so
far
this
year
wyth."
than
Vancouver
which
city
lasti
The
address
of
Captain
Hutchl-
week
had
eleven
Inches
of
rain
.
son
was
based
upon
the
story
of
the
within
five
days.
jcreaUon.
He
pointed
but
that
crea-
The
official
weather
summary
for'11
wa
a
definite
proof
of
God's
January
this
year
reads
as
follows:
,
I0Te
inal
fjM
naa
nPt
oy
created
Highest
barometer
reading
at
sea
level,
30.41
on
January
13.
Lowest
barometer
reading,
29.13
on
January
S.
Maximum
temperature.
54
on
January
29.
Minimum
temperature,
5
on
January
17.
Mean
temperature.
31.3.
Precipitation,
6.84
inches.
Sunshine.
38.9
hours.
HERE
FROM
FLOOD
AREA
Rev.
J,
E.
Barnes
of
Chllliwack
Tells
Of
Conditions
of
Distress
and
Hardship
In
Fraser
Valley
Ing
most
disastrous.
It
has
been
a'
catastrophe
which
will
take
that,
'
district
a
long
time
to
recover,
I
Two-thirds
of
the
pole
lines
are
!down
and
Chllliwack
will
havc.no
light
or
power
for
a
couple
of
weeks
i
at
the
best.
Meantime,
th?
city
Is
entirely
without
regular
means
of
communication
and
transportation
To
get
through
the
flood
waters,
people
havs
Just
to
struggle
back!,
and
forth
as
best
they
may
by
boats.
the
high
waters
and
refugees
run
Into
the
thousands.
There
are
unprecedented
I
scenes
of
distress
on
an
earthly
home
for
me
n
to
live
in",
but
that
also
He
had
created
the
church
as
a
spiritual
homevSo
long
as
nothing
comes
between
people
and
God,
happiness
Is
assured.
"God
does
not
leave
us,
we
leave
God
"
As
Adam
sought
to
hide
himself
behind
the
trees,
so
today
man
tries
to
hide
from
God
behind
excuses.
Like
Adam,
when
they
hear
the
voice
of
God
saying,
"Where
art
thou
my
son?".
It
is
the
call
of
the
Father
to
the
conscience
of
the
-Jiild
who
has
wandered
away
from
home.
Friday's
Services
Friday's
services
were
In
preparation
for
"The
World
Call
Ser-
1
vice
of
Witness,"
which
will
draw
i
the
week
of
mission
to'
a
dose
on
JSdnday
evening.
In
thj
afternoon
,
there
was
a
children's
service
with
!
c&Pl-
Hanncy
as
speaker.
In
th
.
.
1
r.v.i.11
i.
Rev.
J.
E.
Barnes
of
Chllliwack.
pvfT,Intr
.
llt.jT.
nn
who
is
a
visitor
in
the
city,
describes
1The
or
Qo4.
Mfs
A
3
conditions
in
the
Fraser
Valley
as
Webber
and
H
a
result
of
the
recent
floods
as
be-
,lth
p....
nn,,A,
at
the
organ.
Looking
For
Jock
Brenmcr
Continued
Absence
of
Fifth
Avenue
Youth
is
Worrying
Ills
Parents
or
any
other
means
at
hand.
Hun-,
Considerable
anxiety
has
been
ureds
of
houses
are
marooned
by;
caused
his
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Bremner.
Fifih
Avenue
East,
by
the
continued
absence
from
home
of
sixteen-year
old
Jock
Jail
hands
In
that
fertile
valley.!
Bremner,
who
has
not
been
secrtf
!
There
has
been
widespread
destruc
tfon.
Floods
have
not
been
entirely
unknown
in
the
Fraser
Valley
In
there
since
Wednesday
at
dinner
.
time.
The
last
report
the
parents
have
received
was
that
he
was
seen
the
past
but
never
has
there
been:
Wednesdays
night
at
Cow
Bay.
The
anything
like
this
before.
(police
have
been
atked
to
search.