Todays
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
p
.
,
.
Rupert
Part
cloudy,
light
'.
;.y
wind;
b'aromcter.
29.72;
i
,durt.
34;
ea
smooth.
Secession
Talk
is
Ridiculous
Says
Savage
of
Newcastle;
Government
Employees
Superannuation
Plan
Presented
to
House
Will
Contribute
From
Two
and
a
Half
to
Ten
Percent
of
Their
Salaries
Municipal
Workers
Not
Included
In
Revised
Arrangement
YK
TuIMA,
March
G:
(CP)
British
Columbia
civil
M
will
make
pensions
contributions
ranging
from
fl
:i
half
to
ten
ncrccnt
of
their
salaries
under
a
re-
ix
;
'(d
Superannuation
Act
introduced
in
the
Legis-
a
,.x
bv
Hon.
Or.
Ueorge
M.
weir,
rrovinciai
secretary.
T
Vt
excludes
municipal
employees
who
were
covered
..
former
act
and
who
will
continue
under
that
sys-
-
til
settlement
of
their
problems
can
be
worked
out.
DORBRANDT
NEW
BANK
HOPS
OFF
STARTING
Northern
Flier
Leave
IUelton
lor
Hank
of
Canada
to
Open
Up
For
jMhvraie
Afler
Helng
Grounded
Bulnf
on
March
11
With
New
or
Month
j
Notes
Being
Uued
IIAT.ELTON.
March
:-Bpnt
OTTAWA.
March.
7;.
(CPlWlth
i
i
1
ic
having
been
completed
lhe
opening
for
bulnew
of
the
f
t
an
accident
ever
a
bmhUi
Canada
on
or
about
March
'
hc
m,Kl??
H,etD,m!;
-t
the
new
bank
note
of
the
IniU-
-lion
will
go
into
c
Ircul.tton
The
,,r,c
of
a
projected
flt
A-uhoikM
to
Vaiw
uueer.
reserve
oi
o
at
that
ttae
Ul
central
bank
.
UH
week
on
ha
return
RUN
FOR
GOVERNOR
IIuct
tanr
(o
Drop
from
ledrral
Into
Hlate
Political
Field
Next
Year
per
ounce
10
or
p
ivh
-
.
.profit
on
the
gold
transactions
ai
between
the
price
to
be
paid
and
the
current
market
price
will
go
to
the
federal
Heaaury.
Vancouver
Wheat
Vancouver.
March
C:
CP
Wheat
wm
quoted
at
TO'c
per
bu
V.
M1
N
riOUOE.
La.
March
abel
on
the
local
exchange
jester
has
been
put
to
peltent
day
'
advancing
to
80c
today.
i
i-h
Hi
been
current
for
,
.
:iw
that
Rnslnr
Iltw
Lottc
I
iv
a
ranriMot
far
th-
nn-t-l
D.
V.
Smith,
who
ha
been
ac-
t
..
tt..ii4
ctni..
k
i
Mnm
muntant
of
the
Prince
George
nn
that
lie
will
not
aeek
branch
of
the
Royal
Bank
of
Cannon
to
the
Senate
In
19W
ada.
arrived
In
the
city
on
last
train
to
Join
the
sta
f
or
'ad.
win
run
for
the
gover-
night's
local
branch.
Mrs.
Sm
th
is
of
Louisiana
He
hlnU.
the
'-v
r
that
he
may
run
for
the
spending
a
few
days
at
Smlthers
nry
later.
.before
coming
on
here.
1
MacKay
Demands
Less
Taxing
VKTOKIA,
March
G:
(CP)
'Secession
talk
is
not
only
ridiculous.
It
is
dangerous,"
stated
Hugh
Savage,
Inde-lK'iHlmi
(Oxford
Group)
member
for
Cowichan-Ncw-l
,
in
the
Legislature
last
night.
More
thought
should
,,M'
'
v'
n
by
all
concerned
provinces
to
stick
together,
he
'!.
ifL.
believed
all
relief
camps
siioum
ue
.hiuumvu
"
'
1
-
,
i
i.n-.nd
a'-krd
the
Houw
to
request
an
FRANCHISE
FOR
WOMEN
,rftli
Clumber
of
Deputies
Votes
"eavily
in
Favor
of
Giving
Them
Vote
WIS,
March
6:
-By
a
vote
of
3
'1
124.
the
French
Chamber
of
puu.s
voted
In
favor
of
glvlnc
-
uancnise,
to
women.
impartial
tribunal
to
Investigate
conditions
in
them.
MURDER
!
JVICTIM
Jury"
finds
Mrs.
Bora's
Wounds
Were
Not
Self-Inflicted1
Husband
Wis
With
Her,
Testified
VANCOUVER.
March
6:
(CP)
A
coroner's
Jury
Investigating
the
death
of
Mrs.
Rose
Bora,
who
was
shot
and
killed
on
Knight
Road
near
her
home
on
the
night
of
February
22,
yesterday
broutht
in
a
verdict
of
death
"by
gunshot
wounds
not
self-inflicted."
Her
husband,
James
Bova,
arrested
shorUy
after
the
young
woman's
death,
was
IdenUfied
as
the
man
seen
with
her
just
prior
to
the
staring.
WAS
ULTRA
LOYALIST
lArmand
Lasergne
Ing
Prominent
Personality
in
Canadian
Public
Life
OTTAWA.
March
6:
CP
In
his
earlier
days
regarded
as
"L'enfant
terrible"
of
Canadian
politics,
as
a
vigorous
and
uncompromising
nationalist,
Arrriand
Lavergne.
Deputy
Speaker
of
the
House
of
Commons,
who
died
yesterday,
mellowed
somewhat
with
advancing
years.
His
later
utterances
were
strongly
colored
with
a
brand
of
Imperialism
which
found
expression
In
his
pro-
tagonlsm
of
a
move
that
would
have
changed
the
characterization
of
this
country
from
the
"Dominion
tf
Canada"
to
th
"Kingdom
or
:anada."
His
last
advent
to
the
Canadian
House
of
Commons
found
him
In
strenuous
contact
wun
Henri
Bourassa
whse
first
lieutenant
he
had
been
during
the
first
decade
of
the
present
century.
At
that,
however.
Mr.
Lavergne's
Independence
and
his
unorthodox
pollUcal
beliefs
w-re
not
Infrequently
a
source
of
embarrassment
to
his
Conservative
party
confreres.
On
several
occasions,
pursuant
to
the
strong
principles
he
entertained
on
various
public
quesUons.
he
was
to
be
found
registering
his
t
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
MARCH
6,
1935
MiMaVHhABS'4kHttLi
if
A
aaal
irwaktsjk
Alia
mIpvvBIIu
alaaHftVflf
i
aaw
pgaja
fl
la
a
IPxaSVaa.rfElaSL'HB'a
A
""fnaaHaS
B
The
charred
wteckage
of
ih?
British
Royal
Air
Force
seaplane
after
ft
had-craatra
and
barred
1nSlcUr
recgntlyrarntltngfttflilf
structlon
the
nine
British
airmen
within.
This
tragic
accident
had
a
more
tragic
aftermath,
when
Jane
and
Elizabeth,
beautiful
daughters
of
Coert
du
Boi.
American
consul-general
to
Nftpfei,
committed
suicid'
by
leaping
from
an
aeroplane
flying
high
over
England.
Two
of
the.
officers
killed
In
the
Sicily
crash
were
FI7
ing
Officers
J.
A.
C.
Forbes,
to
whom
Jane
du
Bois
was
reported
engaged;
and
Flying
Lieut
Heniy
L.
Beatty,
with
whom
Elizabeth
was
In
love.
The
fliers'
deaths
Is
said
to
have
caused
the
.
girls
to
commit
suicide.
LINDBERGH
BABY
CASE
JR.
CHAMBER
IN
SESSION
German
Consul-General's
Office
at
Radro
Station
and
Employment
New
York
Purports
to
Have
Service
Bureau
Approved
By
Further
Information
Body
last
Night
vote
In
opposition
to
his
own
n
party.
tv
rconsul-general
--r
rr"T
I
"
-
;
-7":
"
terests
In
another.
and
that
despite
th
fact
of
his
In-,
rr;7"
"
T
:
ln
t
Knmt
ntp
last
nlahi
wlth
He
lived
long
enough
to
have
the
Tumbency
of
the
office
of
Deputy
Speaker.
Descendant
of
an
old
and
dis
tinguished
French-Canadian
fam
ily,
one
whose
roots
had
been
implanted
Into
the
oll
of
Canada
from
the
very
carlicf
t
days
of
New
France,
he
was
essentially
Canadian
In.
all
his
viewpoints.
Canada
was
"his
first
and
his
only
love
in
respect
to
polltlca'
Jurisdictions.
That"
harmony
should
obtain
be
tween
the
two
great
races
of
this
country
was
his
oft-expressed
de
sire,
and
to
promote
that
harmony
he
worked
hard
and
devotedly.
If
the
factors
he
employed
as
a
solvent
of
Canada's
problems
were
sometimes
suspected
by
the
ultra
loyalists,
the
sincerity
of
his
motives
were
not:
nor
could
the
sum
of
his
attainment
be
properly
mcaurcd
In
his
own
day
and
generation.
Entered
llmie
Early
Mr.
Lavcranc
mnHe
his
first
cn-
D
M
MacKay.
Liberal
member
j
try
Into
the
House
of
Commons
at
for
Cariboo
was
emphatic
that
thejthe
are
of
21.
He
wa
then
In
strong
first
and
most
necessary
form
of
'Minport
of
Mr.
Bourassa
whose
na-reilcf
was
a
draU
tax
reduction
Uonallsm
had
received
strong
sus-and
said
that
there
was
no
posst-ltenancc
from
Canada's
parliclpa-blllty
of
recovery
until
the
govern-,
ion
In
the
South
African
War.
menu,
including
the
federal,
pro-
Tom
the
policy
of
Sir
Wilfrid
vlncial
and
municipal,
curtail.
"All
..antler
whose
government
had
our
emergency
measures
are
use-
sent
Canadian
trooD.s
to
South
Af-v
LA
....i...
,
hit
is
called
to
this
rica
Mr.
Bourassa
dissented
vigor-
thin
thlnir
rnlled
called
confiscation
confiscation
by
taxa-
ously,
ancf
associated
declarefl
Major
wtiva,
jtion,"
with
that
(Continued
on
Page
Four)
NEW
YORK,
March
6:
"Further
j
After
hearing
an
outline
of
the
InformaUon"
is
reported
to
have!
project
by
A.
O.
BarUett,
one
of
been
received
at
the
German
con-
the
sponsors
of
the
undertaking,
sul-general's
office
here
from
the
'
the
Junior
Section
of
the
Prince
at
Boston
In
regard
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce,
at
WOMEN
AS
DEPUTIES
Take
Their
Place
For
First
Time
As
Members
of
Parliament
In
Turkey
ISTANBUL.
Turkey.
.March
6:
For
the
first
time
Turkish
women
tiMves
of
various
sanlsatlons
when
'ir
propoeal
will
be
gone
more
fully
mi
to.
Arrangements
we-'-
repotted
welt
inder
way
for
th?
concert
;tated
next
Sundiy
aftcntoen
In!
he
Canltol
Theatre
in
connection-with
the
celebration
of
the
twenty-
J
fifth
anniversary
of
the
city's
ln-j
corporation.
MONTREAL,
March
8:
CP
High
2:36
a
in.
23.0
ft.
14:58
ajn.
21.6
It.
Low
.....
8:58
am.
1.9
ft.
21:10
pjn.
3.5
ft.
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
DFiVCt
APPROPRIA
TIONS
COMPLETE
NEW
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
CIVIL
SERVICE
PENSIONS
SCHEME
Wreck
Blamed
For
Death
of
Girls
Great
Britain
Spends
Many
Millions
More
On
Army,
Navy
and
in
Air
Capital
Ships
to
be
Repaired
and
Modernized
With
a
View
To
Lengthening
Their
Life
Great
Naval
Base
at
Singapore
to
be
Completed
in
1939
LONDON,
March
6:
(CP)
Great
Britain's
defence
appropriations
for
the
new
fiscal
year
were
completed
today
with
naval
estimates
totalling
$291,000,000,
an
increase
of
$17,000,000
over
1934
estimates.
Army,
air
and
naval
estimates
this
year
show
an
increase
of
$51,000,000,
;
The
bulk
of
the
increase
in
naval
estimates
goes
for
!
necessary
repairs
and
modernization
of
capital
ships
with
a
view
to
lengthening
their
term
of
effective
service.
'
The
great
naval
base
at
Singapore
is
expected
to
be
t
completed
by
the
end
of
1939.
IGREAT
OLD
HITLER
IS
JUUbL
mLZ
rUK
rtAUi
Oliver
Wendell
Holmes
Passes
Away
Waves
Olive
Branch
to
France
In
jJnJYashlngton
Today
at
Agj
Of
Ninety-Four
WASHIKOTON,
D.C,
March
6:
i
SAARBRUCKEN.
March
6s
Pro-(CPt
Oliver
Wendell
Holmes,
for-
i
sldent
Adolph
Hitler
has
been
rteft-
mer
United
States
Supreme
Court;
lng
the
Saar
Valley
for
the
fjrst
Justice,
died
today.
He
had
been
ill
for
the
past
week
or
so
with
bronchial
pneumonia
and
some
day
ago
hope
of
his
recovery
was
abandoned.
Had
he
lived
until
Friday
he
would
have
been
ninety-four
years
of
age.
He
was
the
son
of
Oliver
Wendell
Holmes,
the
famous
poet.
He
was
thrice
wounded
In
the
Civil
War
in
which
he
served
as
an
of-icer.
Despite
this,
his
health
wa
unimpaired
until
he
became
81
years
of
age
when
he
submitted
to
two
operations
which
gave
him
a
new
lease
of
life.
Oliver
Wendell
Holmes,
oldest
man
to
hold
a
seat
on
the
supreme
court
of
the
United
States,
was
the
greate
dissenter
to
one
legal
generation
and
the
apostle
of
hu-nan
rights
as
opposed
to
vested
In-
""
"
7
7
pleasant
experience
of
seeing
views
,
7.u
B.VTw
t
.o,
in
In
the
thphatr
President
T.
N.
Lepage
chair,
conceived
the
crime
and
that
more
J
.J.rfi
ransom
money
has
turned
up.
Whe-
endorsed
the
application
which
has
"
we?
lnS
It
I
-
.
1
j
,u
d,ju
minority,
become
Uie
guides
of
a
mann.
already
convicted
of
the
;
Broadcasting
Commission
for
a
kidnap-murder.
Is
involved
in
the
licence
for
a
local
transmitter,
the
latest
reports
Is
not
stated.
j
Junior
Chamber
assuring
Mr.
Bart-
lett
and
his
associates
of
every
co-Keilly
Confident
'operation
possible.
Mr.
Bartlett
BROOKLYN.
Mah
C:
"Bruno
!
claimed
that
the
operation
of
the
Richard
Hauptmann
will
never
be
jocai
broadcasting
station
would
executed."
declared
Edward
Reilly,
have
UtUe
if
any
effect
upon
re-counsel
for
the
jeonvicted
Lind-
ceptlon
from
outside
sUtlonS.
bergh
baby
kidnap-klller,
declaret
The
Junior
Chamber
approve!
in
speaking
before,
the
Lions
Club
'
the
Idea
of
the
formation
In
Prlnc
here.
"'If
he
had
been
tried
by
a
Rupert
of
an
employment
service
Jury
of
ordinary
intelligence,
he
bureau,
the
principal
idea
of
which
would
have
been
acquitted
at
Flcm-jjs
to
.organize
casuil
labor
for
un-
lngton,"
Reilly
said.
majority
of
the
high
tribunal,
a
development
which
made
for
him
a
place
all
his
own
ln
the
history
of
American
Jurisprudence.
For
close
to
half
a
century
he
served
continuously
as
a
Judge,
state
or
federal,
and
only
the
phy-
Beginning
December
8,
1882,
he
was
a
Justice
of
the
Massachusetts
supreme
Judicial
court
for
1?
ytaic
and
then
chief
Justice
for
three
years.
From
that
post
he
was
ele
5?iORY
KILNS
DESTROYED
Damage
of
530,000
Done
in
Fire
.Last
Night
at
Vancouver
have
taken
their
peaces
as
deputies
Gold
price
In
London
advanced
33c
;
at
the
opening
of
the
Turkish
Par-,
an
ounce
to
$35.91
ln
Canadian'
VANCOUVER.
March
6:
(CP)
llament.
The
new
phamber
of
De-'
funds
today.
The
Washington,
fixed
Fire
last
night
destroyed
the
dry
putles
consists
of
17
women
and
price
of
$35
was
$35.75
in
Canadian
kilns
of
'the
BrlUsh
Columbia
Box
i
382
men.
funds,
Co..
damage
amounting
to
$30,000.
Address
at
Saarbruckcn.
at
Week-End
time
since
the
recent
plebiscite
ln
vhlch
It
was
decided
to
return
to
lermany
and
was
given
a
wildly
nthusiastlc
reception.
Hitler
flew
tere
from
Berlin.
In
an
address.
Hitler
appealed
to
Europe,
and
especially
France,
to
co-operate
with
Germany
In
a
program
of
"peace,
friendship
and
LEPERS
ARE
MASSACRED
Chinese
Fishermen
Killed
Twenty
Four
Sufferers
and
Then
Burn
went
a
foot
morning.
Lazaretto
HONG
KONO.
March
6:
Reports
have
reached
here
that
a
lazaretto
on
an
Island
between
here
and
Canton
has
been
burned
by
flsher-nen
after
they
had
massacred
24
epers
who
were
Isolated
there.
Charles
D.
Fyfe,
accountant
of
the
local
branch
of
the
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce,
l
a
patient
for
ft
fan
rlVB
In
iV-t
a
Drlna
Dimarr
forced
.
.
.
,
.
..
.
.
,.
'
General
Hospital
where
he
under-
him
to
write
his
resignation
operation
yesterday
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
E
Verner
of
Saa
Francisco
arrived
ln
the
city
on
Uie
employed,
and
Foster
Wlllari
was
lcito,
h,hel.,n
?"
frince
Oeorge
this
morning
from
jnamcd
delegate
to
represent
the!;'
,uy
r,7u""
l.
.
,
nf
Roosevelt.
He
wrote
hs
reslgna-
this
afternoon
to
Houston
,
enrout
chamber
at
a
raeetns
of
rr
represser.-
,
,,,
K
o,w,
j.
......
...
interested
Or-j
nuti,
t,
uuc
w
(ju)-
ivi
mc
aiuuia
utsiiitb
wiicic
wir.
sicai
uiiirmiues.
verner
nas
mmznjt
interests.
Public
Notice
Any
person
crossing
Action
2
bridge
at
more
than
5
miles
per
hour
is
driving
to
the
common
danger
and
will
be