&.
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
r
'rrpr
o
Rupert
Raining,
light
j
',;
wind;
barometer.
3020;
,
ute.
40;
sea
smooth.
'
'
,
N
-
62
And
Sakal"hewin
urcom-mrndrd
by
Commission
CTTAWA
March
15.
CP-
t
pujmcn's
of
tf.OQOjWO
t
percent
,
Intercut
from
muio
meet
AlberCa'
and
,EL
,
man
claims
fof
allena-
.
nunc
m:ht
or
united
STATIC
IS
IN
EXCESS
OF
r
c:
c:
v
TWENTY,
kl
(1
1
IT
111
LI.
I
ON
V.7.MHN0T0N.
DC
March
T
:c
public
debt
ol
United
w
stands
at
$26,566.-
an
lnchrc
of
$1,512.-
tturlng
the
past
year.
It
alcd
by
the
the
Treasury
yerter-
Accounts
Are
Being
Probed
,u'thrr
Investigation
of
Shortae.es
lr
WhW-h
Two
Officials
Have
Been
Dismissed
VANCOUVER.
March
15:-Fur
investigation
Is
proceeding
of
e
Portages
In
the
accounts
of
the
vuirouvPr
General
Hospital
as
r-uit.
of
wiuch
George
Haddon
uni
superintendent,
and
F.
Wi
chief
accountant,
were
""'ml-
:cd
thi,
weck.
J
Father
of
Waters
Vancouver
Having
Further
Washouts
Heavy
lUlm
of
but
few
Days
Re-
'
suit
In
More
Undermining
Of
r
-"
Marine
Drive
..
mill.,,
ah
:
V(fUVW
uaiuir-.
iwn'i"
-
..
,
.
j
:(!
in
r-porU
ol
the
C
imml'liion
which
were
;o
Houte
of
Commons
March
15:
Fur-
YfraT
wosnouia
nave
imuu
uh
Marine
Drive
near
the
Spanish
Banks
following
recent
heavy
rains.
Not
far
from
the
point
of
the
big
washout
of
six
weeks
ago.
a
serious
'
break
In
a
main
sewer
occurred
Overflows
Banks
reople
Marooned
Alonj
Lower
Part
Of
MkslvOppI
Ohio
is
Also
In
Flood
!
NEW
ORLEANS.
March
15:
The
i
Mississippi
River
Is
rising
to
high
i
levels
and
many
people
are
mar-
ooned
along
Its
lower
reaches.
Fur-
ther
north,
the
Ohio
River
la
also
1
In
flood.
P
.
n
TT
J
T
uuvernmenis
Deing
urgeu
10
Take
Action
to
Permit
Anyox
Plant
to
Continue
Operations
VICTORIA,
March
15:
(CP)
Declaring
that
the
proposed
closing
down
of
the
Granby
Co.'s
plant
at
Anyox
J'ouM
be
a
catastrophe,
H.
Mortimer
Lamb,
secretary.
of
jnc
Mining
Association
of
Hritish
Columbia,
appeared
before
the
minima
pmninittpn
nf
the
Legislature
yesterday
and
declared
that
the
close-down
would
be
of
far-reaching
Kcffect
and
constitute
an
emergency
demanding
action
from
both
federal
and
provincial
governments.
Tentative
suggestions
were
made
i
that
the
government
might
bonus
the
plant
to
raise
the
price
of
cop-ucr
to
eight
cents
or
might
buy
Its
copper
at
that
price
and
hold
it
un
til
prices
advance.
The
committee
will
discuss
Mr.
Lamb's
representations
at
a
later
date.
'omul
Sterling
and
Canadian
Dollar
New
York
Kxchangi
..
Cndln"
InstrUCtljn
frnm
hnnH.
NPAV
YORK.
March
I
...
15:
The
VENIZELOS
FOR
PARIS
Former
I'remler
ol
Greece
at
Pre-Knt
on
Island
ol
Rhodes
Revolt
Over
Warships
Surrendered
to
Govern
ment
and
Revolutionary
Troops
Scittercd
ATHENS.
March
15:
(CP)
Former
Premier
Ellptherios
Venlzelos
and
other
leaders
ol
the
recently
crushed
eleven-day
revoluUon
In
Oreece
are
at
present
in
refuge
on
the
historic
Italian
Island
ol
Rhodes
In
the
Aegean
Sea
whenc
they
escaped
Irom
Crete.
Venlzela,
will,
It
Is
expectec.
remain
there
(or
only
a
lew
days
before
going
to
the
mainland
of
Italy
whence
he
ment
Intended
to
go
through
with
wm
Droceed
to
Pari
to
take
ud
re-
the
construction
of
the
Fraser
River
I
sidence
for
the
rest
of
his
days.
toll
bridge
The
aged
statesman
has
said
that'
he
is
abandoning
politics
and
will
never
return
to
Oreece.
Italy
has1
promised
him
safe
refuge
mean-
j
time.
I
The
Oreek
government
here
has
confiscated
all
property,
furniture.
and
art
objects
of
Venlzelos
and
his
wife
valued
at
$1,300,000.
AtinfttirtntitnfiLhn,nrk-i?av-
crnment
Is
thai
the
revoluUon
has
been
completely
put
down
at
all
points.
Mass
executions
of
rebels
are
planned.
Rebel
troops
In
Macedonia
and
on
the
Island
of
Crete
have
been
completely
scattered
by
government
forces.
A
number
of
warships
which
were
held
by
the
revolters
have
been
surrendered
and
it
is
estimated
that
three
hundred
will
face
court
martlals
and
firing
squads.
HITLER
PREDICTS
AUSTRIA
WILL
nE
JOINING
GERMANY
BERLIN.
March
15:
CP
Relchsfuehrer
Adolf
Hitler
predicted
in
a
private
conver-
satlon
that
Austria
would
soon
follow
the
example
of
the
Baar
and
vote
to
Join
Ger-
many.
As
a
result
of
publica-
tlon
of
the
statement,
the
Aus-
trlan
leeatlon
has
made
a
for-
mal
protest,
charging
Hitler
withattempting
to
Interfere
In
Austrian
affairs.
Complete
Rest
Is
Needed
if
Premier
Bennett
Recovers
OTTAWA,
March
15:
(CP)
Com
plete
rest
and
relaxation
ore
neces
sary
if
Premier
Bennett
Is
to
be
restored
to
his
normal
health,
declared
physicians
or
the
Prime
Minister
yesterday.
It
will
likely
be
several
days
before
there
Is
any
change
In
his
present
condition,
they
said.
BAR
SILVER
NEW
YORK,
Maich
15:
(CP)
Dar
sliver
closed
at
53!8c
per
ounce
on
the
loca!
metal
market
j
yesterday,
advancing
to
59'
8c
to
day.
T
company
hMrtnnr(P
in
nritkh
nound
sterling
closed
at'
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
'.rnto
no
furthpr
,tu
i.
K.iJiat
..
lir
on
the
local
foreign
VANCOUVER,
March
15:
(CP)
"l
resart
to
"addon
and
exchange
market
and
the
Canadian
-Wheat
was
quoted
at
80Vc
on
the
Irinllnr
at
$9866.
Off
3-10.000C.
,
'local
exenange
ytaiciuijr,
uiV
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
MARCH
15,
1935
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
High
11:15
ajn.
18,4
It
23:57
pjn.
183
Is.
Low
5:25
ajn.
v9.0
tt.
17:48
pjn.
-5.4
It.
PRICX:
nVE
CENTS
HAtmJT
UNDER
MARKETING
SCHEME
DEFECTION
IN
LIBERAL
CAUCUS
IS
DENIED
BY
PATTULLO
Vancouver
to
Get
Almost
All
the
Help
it
is
Asking,
Prime
Minister
Announces
Kight
to
Defer
Interest
Payments
Will,
However,
Not
Be
Allowed
Frascr
River
Bridge
to
be
Gone
Through
With
VICTORIA,
March
15:
(CP)
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
hie
vi
terday
summoned
newspaper
correspondents
to
h
t
fficc
and,
in
a
verbal
statement,
denied
rumors
that
tire
was
defection
in
the
Liberal
caucus
with
a
reputed
rc
j(
,
for
his
own
resignation.
He
also
stated
that
the
.
vrr.iwnt
ntood
ready
to
offer
Vancouver
practically
..,
gall
the
financial
aid
it
seek,
ex
CLAIMS
OF
PRAIRIES
Limp
Sum
Payments
to
Alberta
cepting
the
right
to
defer
interest
payment,
and
that
the
govern-
Sir
A.
Chamberlain's
Daughter
Weds
Pflcffc
j4ppfCafj0n
0
Miss
Diane
Chamberlain
daughter
of
Sir
Austen
Chamberlain,
former
British
foreign
minister
and
Mr
A
T.
Maxwell,
son
of
the
late
Sir
Arthur
Maxwell,
are
shown
leaving
the
crypt
of
the
House
of
Commons
in
London,
after
their
wedding
ceremony.
The
bride's
pet
cog.
Nipper,
greets
tlw
happy
couple.
GOLD
MINE
Foer
Governor
I
c
DAlir
UT
Of
Manitoba
Dies
10
UUUUtll
Pitman
To
Drill
After
having
been
In
the
district
for
the
past
week
during
which
time
he
purchased
the
Grotto
group
of
mineral
claims
at
Pitman
outright
from
Joe
Call
and
Georgt
Alger
of
Usk,
A.
E.
Vemer,
wel.
known
San
Francisco
man,
sailed
last
night
by
the
Prince
Rupert
on
;
his
return
south,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Verner.
He
expects
to
return
i
to
the
district
about
April
10
by
which
time
he
considers
ground
j
conditions
will
permit
of
operations
being
Instituted
at
Pitman
as
well
as
on
other
mining
properties
In
which
he
Is
interested
Including
a
i
-
j
;
.
1
thers
last
week-end
Mr.
Verner
.
nade
a
plane
flight
over
the
Sibola
.Ions
which
he
found
to
be
light,
naklng
It
appear
possible
that
work
night
be
started
early
this
year.
The
Grotto
group,
which
Mr,
Verner
purchased
on
the
'advice
of
H.
L.
Batten,
Vancouver
consulting
engineer,
consists
of
eighteen
claims
showing
god
gold-bearing
Hon.
J.
D.
McArthur
Loses
light
A.
E.
erner
01
aan
tranche
.
ur-,
wj,h
rncumonU
In
Winnipeg
chases
urouo
rropeny
ai
WINNIPEG,
March
15:
(CP)
J.
D.
McArthur,
former
Lieutenant
Governor
of
Manitoba,
who
has
been
seriously
ill
with
pneumonia,
died
today.
The
late
Mr.
McArthur
was
75
years
of
age
and
had
been
111
for
two
months.
DR.
DIEC.E
OF
VANCOUVER
HAS
PASSED
AWAY
VANCOUVER,
March
15:
Dr.
H
W.
Dlcge,
orthopedic
specialist,.
Is
dead
here.
He
was
born
in
Denmark
large
number
of
claims
In
the
Si-
and
went
Into
the
Yukon
in
the
i
bola
district
south
of
Houston
Gold
Rush
ol
"98.
which
he
has
been
working
for
the
;
!
nnst.
rmmV
of
vpnrs.
While
nt
Kml-
I
.
RESIGNATION
OF
BRITISH
PREMIER
AND
NEW
CABINET
LONDON,
March
1
5:
(CP)
Returning
to
his
office
at
10
ore.
Considerable
work
has
been
lster
J.
Ramsay
MacDonald
done
by
the
owners
over
a
number
denied
fresh
reports-
that
he
.
of
years
Including
the
driving
cf
would
resign
soon
on
account
several
tunnels,
one
of
which
has
of
Ill-health.
Nevertheless,
the
j
been
run
150
feet
In
good
ore.
The;
rumor
continued
that
he
,
property
Is
already
equipped
with
j
would
resign
and
that,
follow-
,
buildings
to
accommodate
twelv-
i
In
his
resignation,
there
men.
Mr.
Verner
has
already
let
a
would
be
a
general
cabinet
re-
contract
for
2500
feet
of
diamond;
construction.
drilling
in
a
ble
shear
4one
which
1
'..
cuts
across
Hardscrabble
Creek.
It
Downing
Street
after
having
h
been
laid
(in
for
a
few
davs
Fishermen
to
Be
Dealt
With
Shortly
At
Ottawa
Olof
Hanson
Seeks
to
Have
Necessary
Arrangements
Made
by
Time
Fishing
Operations
Commence
on
April
1
Hon.
Robert
Weir
Replies
OTTAWA,
March
15:
(CP)
Hon.
Robert
Weir,
minister
of
agriculture,
told
Olof
Hanson,
M.
P.
for
Skeena,
in
the
House
of
.Commons
today
that
the
Dominion
Marketing
Board
would
deal
next
with
the
application
of
Pacific
Coast
halibut
fishermen
to
-come
under
the
marketing
scheme.
Mr.
Hanson
asked
if
it
would
be
possible,
to
bring
Today's
Stocks
(Courtesy
8.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
Vancouver
B.
C.
Nickel,
.40.
Big
Missouri,
J5
Bradlan,
1.61.
Bralorne,
8.65.
B.
R.
Cons,
.07.
B.
R.
X.
Gold,
.13.
Cariboo,
1.26.
i
.
Dentonia,
.73.
DunwelL
-10.
.
.
.
i
Georgia
River.
.00
Golconda,
Olacier
Creek,
.05ft
(ask)
Grange,
.13.
Hercules,
.01.
Indian,
.01ft.
.
Mlnto,
.16.
Meridian.
.14.
Morning
Star,
.08:
National
Silver,
.03ft.
Noble
Five.
Pend
Oreille.
.45.
Porter
Idaho,
.09
Premier,
137.
Quesnel
Quartz,
.15.
Reeves
McDonald,
.11.
Reward,
.03.
Reno,
1.36.
Sliver
Crest,
.01ft.
Salmon
Gold,
.13.
Taylor
Bridge,
.19.
Wayside,
.18.
Whitewater,
.06.
Waverly
Tangier,
.00.
United
Empire,
.05.
Toronto
Central
Patrick,
1.43.
Chlbougamau,
.20.
Lee
Gold.
.04.
Granada
New,
Jl.
Inter.
Nickel.
23.00.
Macassa,
2.30.
Noranda,
3355.
Sherritt
Gordon,
.45.
Sisco.
2.97.
Ventures,
.90.
Lake
Maron.
.04
ft.
Tcck
Hughes,
4.05.
Sudbury
Basin
1.30.
"
Columarlo,
.12.
Smelter
Gold,
.16.
Can.
Malartlc.
.65.
Little
Long
Lac.
5.70.
Astoria
Rouyn.
.OSi,
Stadacona,
.23.
Maple
Leaf.
.08.
Pickle
Crow.
2.85.
Man.
$
Eastern.
.01.
McKenzle
Red
Lake
1.12.
Ood's
Lake.
1.44.
Sturgeon
River
Gd.
.79.
with
a
severe
cold.
Prime
Min-
Committee
Favors
A
-
Amendments
Asked
.
Hy
Mayor
McGecr
a
them
under
the
scheme
by
the
end
of
March
as
fishing
was
to
start
on
April
1.
The
Minister
ol
Agriculture
said
that
certain
phases
of
the
scheme
proposed
by
the
petitioners
had
been
changed
by
the
Department
of
Justice
on
legal
aspects
and
had
been
referred'
back
to
the
peti
tioners
for
approval.
A
copy
of
the
scheme
had
been
submitted
to
the
united
fishermen's
union
to
give
it
the
opportunity
to
make
representations.
March
15
was
set
as
trie
.deadline
lor
the
union's
reply.
Mr.
Wefrald
rB
OppdatlfirTto
the
scheme
had
arisen.
RULES
OF
FISHERIES
Proposal
to
Let
White
Men
Take
Salmon
For
Food
May
Protect
Small
Cannery
Operator
VICTORIA,
March
15:
(CP)
The
fisheries
committee
of
the
Legislature
is
proposing
government
action
to
permit
white
settlers
on
British
Columbia
river
the
same
privileges
of
taking
and
using
salmon
for
food
as
enjoyed
by
Indians
under
federal
statutes.
A
second
revision
asks
for
the
revision
of
cannery
licences
with
a
view
to
protecting
the
interests
of
small
operators.
Herring
Run
At
Ketchikan
Large
Schools
in
Harbor
of
'
City-
Right
Off
Docks
First
KETCHIKAN,
March
15:
Large
schools
of
herring
were
running
in
Ketchikan
Harbor
right
off
the
city
docks
yesterday.
Seining
started
last
night
and
some
of
the
fish
will
go
into
cold
storage
for
use
as
halibut
bait.
Herring
have
been
reported
in
the
neighborhood
for
the
past
couple
of
weeks
but
it
is
years
since
they
have
come
so
close
in.
VICTORIA.
March
15:
Oeneral
;
0f
three
to
one.
The
series
is
ravor
was
expressed
by
members
of
now
tied
up
with
each
team
the
private
bills
committee
of
the
having
won
one
game.
The
to-
legislature
for
the
charter
amend-
tal
goal
count
to
date
Is
also
ments
for
Vancouver
city
proposed
even.
The
third
and
deciding
by
Mayor
G.
G.
McGeer
of
that
city.
game
will
be
played
tonight.
A.
M.
Manson,
m.
l.
A.
lor
omtneca,
ls
chairman
ol
the
committee
EDMONTON
EVENS
UP
ALLAN
CUP
COUNT
BY
i
DEFEATING
KIMUERLEY
.
EDMONTON,
March
15:
(CP)
In
the
second
game
of
the
interprovinclil
Allan
Cup
4
amateur
hockey
championship
I
play-offs
last
v.l?ht,
Edmon-
ton
Superiors
defeated
Kim-
berley
Dynamiter
by
a
score