Today's
Weather
prince
Rupert
Raining,
moder-nie
easterly
wind;
barometer,
29.80;
temperature,
40;
sea
choppy.
Che
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
......
Ml
a.m.
19.5
ft.
12:55
p.m.
223
ft.
Low
6:56
ajn.
7.3
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
19:40
pjn.
2.7
ft.
SIROSALD
MOSLEY
AWARDED
$25.000
FORMER
London
Newspaper
Must
Pay
Big
Sum
for
Libel
To
Leader
of
Fascists
Claim
Was
Based
on
Assertion
That
Evening
Star
Presented
His
Political
Program
in
False
and
Violent
Light
LONDON,
Nov.
(i:
(CP)-Sir
Oswald
Mosley,
leader
of
'
:e
British
Fascists,
today
won
a
libel
suit
against
the
):.xning
Star
which
he
claimed
had
presented
his
political
-o-ofrrain
in
a
false
and
violent
light.
The
jury
returned
a
.
rtlict
of
$25,000
damages
and
ordered
the
defendant
to
.i
,
the
costs
of
the
trial.
Wins
Big
Suit
.Ocwaid
Mr
lev
Urit.
.h
Fa.
t
Icadc
EARNINGS
INCREASE
,
l
N,
It.
.Making
Much
Better
Show-Ing
Tills
Year
Than
last
MONTREAL,
Que..
Nov.
6:
-The
revenue
of
the
all
Inclusive
t
radian
National
Railways
iys-
i
for
the
10-day
period
ending
Of.ober
31.
1034,
were
$5,026,916
as
spared
with
$4,679,457
for
the
responding
period
for
1933,
an
i:v:rcasc
of
$947,459.
WARM
AT
I.OS
ANGELES
1.03
ANGELES.
Nov.
0:
Los
An
"r
was
the
warmest
spot
on
Uicj
nic
Coast
vc&terdav.
the
uier
mietcr
registering
88
above.
Royal
Shepard.
well
known
Ju-r-f
m
mining
man,
after
having
l
nt
the
past
few
weeks
in
the
city,
lcf
t
on
last
evening's
train
for
Van-derhoof
enroutc
to
his
placer
opinions
at
vital
Creek
In
the
Om-towa
mining
division.
4
1
JAPAN
TO
CONSIDER
NO
Al.TI
RNAT1VE
TO
T
EtJUAI.ITV
IN
NAVIES
LONDON.
Nov.
0:
The
Ja-
I'ancse
.
delegates
aiiittiiu.S
IIUVV
have
Ul-lll-
dcfln-
ILrlv
llrlv
iiHultn.l
n.,l....l
n
-i.l
.
ti.ii
I..
....1
-t
mi,
viivair
Ulibilllt
Hill
United
Slates,
nt
preliminary
imval
disarmament
conversa-
Hons,
that
Japan
would
con-
nt
to
no
alternative
but
nb-
T
'oIul
wwal
equality
with
the
re-'t
of
the
world.
MlitXTER
DENIES
ASPIRING
TO
TOR)
LEADERSHIP
MILLIONS
ARE
VOTING
United
States
Scene
Today
of
Con-test
in
Regard
to
Popularity
Of
New
Deal
Guns
Were
Used
California
Being
Watrhrd
by
Whole
Nation
Where
Upton
Sinclair
It
Candidate
WASHINOTON.
Nov
6:-Fnvor-ablc
weather
brought
out
millions
of
voters
today
to
express
their
op-l,
,-!)
of
the
New
Deal
at
the
polls
after
a
momentous
election
campaign
with
both
Democrats
and
Republicans
claiming
victory.
In
California
a
spectacular
race
for
the
governorship
of
the
state
by
Upton
Sinclair.
Democrat:
Frank
Merrlam.
Republican,
and
Raymond
L
Halaht.
Progressive,
drew
the
attention
of
the
nation.
During
a
Democratic
procession
last
night
at
Kelayres.
Penn..
three
marchers
were
killed
and
15
wounded
by
a
barrage
of
machine
gun
fire
and
the
Republican
leader
and
13
others
were
arrested.
STRIKE
IN
COAL
MINE
Protest
of
Haulage
Crews
at
Cum-,
berland
at
Small
Pay
Causes
.Miners
to
Walk
Out
CUMBERLAND.
Vancouver
Island,
Nov.
6:
CP
Fire
hundred
miners
are
on
strike
here
following
refusal
of
the
Canadian
Collieries
Limited
to
meet
wage
demands
and
pickets
have
been
posted
at
the
mines.
A
number
of
minor
concessions
have
been
granted
by
the
company
but
not
the
ten
percent
wage
Increase
asked.
The-
miners
had
voted
264
to
222
against
a
strike
last
Wednesday
but
haulage
crews,
numbering
120,
later
protested
that
their
case
had
not
been
given
proper
consideration,
alleging
that
tlicy
u-i.rn
ihp
lowest
uald
underground
worKcrs.
iiu-y
in.-u
j.w...
Increase
but
were
reruscd,
whereupon
the
miners
quit.
Pump
and
maintenance
men
are
continuing
work.
Halibut
Arrivals
Canadian
Lysckll,
5.500
pounds
halibut,
Cc
and
5c;
20,000
pounds
black
cod,
3c,
Cold
Storage.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER
6,
1934
Wife
of
Jugoslavian
Regent
An
attracUve
picture
of
Princess
has
been
appointed
as
one
of
the
guide
Peter
II,
boy
TO
REBUILD
AT
PREMIER
:
Destruction
of
Power
Plant
.Means
Temporary
Curtailment
of
Production
According
to
word
brought
here
today,
rebuilding
of
the
Premier
(old
Mining
Co.'s
No.
1
power
house
at
Premier,
which
was
destroyed
by
fire
la&t
Friday
evening,
will
be
immediately
pro-reeded
with
and
it
Is
expected
that,
within
two
or
three
months,
!
operations
may
be
resumed
at
the
mine
on
a
normal
basis.
Meantime,
production
is
bring
continued
at
the
mine
on
a
curtailed
basis
by
use
of
such
power
as
is
still
available
from
the
smaller
generating
plants.
However,
about
half
the
crew
of
150
men
has
been
temporarily
laid
off,
forty-three
having
arrived
here
this
morning
on
the
steamer
Catala.
ORIENT
IS
PEACEFUL
No
Danger
of
Immediate
War
There,
;
Declares
U.
S.
Minister
to
China
SAN
FRANCISCO.
Nov.
0:
-The
American
minister
to
China,
on
his
arrival
here
for
a
visit
In
the
United
States,
declared
that
there
was
no
lmlncnt
danger
of
war
In
the
Orient.
He
scouted
the
Idea
of
an
early
conflict
between
Japan
and
Russia.
"The
people
of
the
Orient
arc
not
thinking
nearly
as
much
about
war
as
is
believed
In
this
country,"
declared
the
minister.
BAR
SILVER
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
0:
(CP)Bar
silver
closed
at
53c
per
ounce
on
the
local
metal
market
yesterday.
Paul,
wife
yf
Prim
e
Paul,
who
three
rrcf.:
,
of
Jnjs-avia
tc
king
of
Jugoslavia.
forty-hour
week
for
all
workers
in
italt
set
up
ROME.
Nov.
6:
i
CP
Fascist
Italy
Monday
-
established
a
?
forty-hour
week
for
all
work-
ers,
abolished
overtime
work
with
certain
exceptions,
regu-
lated
child
and
women's
labor
and
created
a
Joint
capital-
labor
fund
to-
compensate
workers
with
families
who
may
be
adversely
afected
by
the
re
i
ductlon
In
working
hours.
,
D0UMERGUE
IS
DESERTED
BY
RADICALS
!
French
Premier
Will
Tender
Resignation
Today
and
llerriot
i
;
May
Form
Government
PARIS,
Nov.
C:
The
radical
members
of'
the
French
cabinet
withdrew
from
office
today
wrecking
the
government
of
Premier
Dnuntcrgur.
It
is
indicated
that
M.
Doumerguc
would
tender
the
resignation
of
the
cabinet
to
President
Lebrun
later
and
a
possibility
is
ccl'that
former
Premier
llerriot
would
form
a
new
government.
SPECIAL
COURT
WILL
HEAR
CASES
OF
SHORT
WEIGHT
4
TORONTO,
Nov.
0:
A
spe-
clal
court
will
be
held
here
Friday
at
which
117
cases
will
be
heard
against
storekeepers
alleged
to
have
been
defraud-
lng
customers
by
short
weight.
DUTCHMEN
GET
PRIZE
Winners
in
London
to
Australia
Air
Kace,
Handicap
Division,
So
Take
$10,000
Other
Awards
Turner
and
I'angborn,
Jones
and
Waller
and
.'Melrose
Also
Get
Cash
at
.Melbourne
MELBOURNE,
Aust..
Nov.
6;
JCP)
K.
D.
Pannentier
and
J.
J
"Molls
of
the
Netherlands
were
officially
declared
winners
yesterday
of
the
London
to
Melbourne
handicap
air
race,
winning
the
$10,000
prize
with
an
official
time
of
ninety
hours,
thirteen
and
one-half
minutes.
C
W.
A.
Scott
and
Campbell
Black
of
England
were
the
actual
winners
of
the
handicap
as
well
as
the
speed
race
with
a
time
of
sev
enty
hours
and
fifty-four
minutes'
but
they
could
not
be
awarded
a
second
prize
In
addition
to
the!
$50,000
and
gold
cup
which
they
received
for
winnln?
the
speed
race.
Col.
Roscoe
Turner
and
Clyde
JSHxtfn
f
the
United
StatesUook
seccnd
place
In
the
speed
ra.'eYwlth
a
prize
of
$7500.
Pannentier
had
the
choice
of
thl3
or
the
handicap
prize
and
took
the
latter.
,
Cathcart
Jones
and
Ken
Waller
of
England
were
third,
winning
$2500.
'
C.
J.
Melrose
of
Australia
won'
second
place
in
the
handicap
race
to
take
a
prize
of
$5,000.
Nine
planes
have
already
fin-;
Ished
with
three
more
straggling'
along
as
far
back
as
Aleppo.
,
SEES
WIN
FOR
DEMOS
New
York
Republican
Paper
Pre-
diets
New
Deal
Will
Be
Approved
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
6:
CP
On
the
eve
of
today's
congressional
el
ections,
the
New
York
Herald-Tribune,
Republican,
stated
yesterday:
"Democratic
control
of
Congress
Is
assured."
The
paper
predicted
that
the
New
Deal
policies
of
President
Roosevelt
would
be
approved.
I
Card
of
Thanksf
Wm.
John
Richards
wishes
to
thank
all
those
who
sent
flowers,
'extended
sympathy
or
assisted
at!
the
time
of
his
bereavement
in
the
death
of
his
mother.
Mrs.
Margaret
Nyholm
I
'
Flowers
were
received
-
i
i
from
H
the;
u
following:
j
William
Richards,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
Forrest
and
family.
Mrs.
P.i
BJornson,
Mrs.
George
Whits
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
Glcnnle.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Hart.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
iui-i
fou,
Rupert
Bakery.
Joe
Howe
and
daughter.
Blllmor
House.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Murray,
Miss
Dorothy
Balllnger,
Mrs.
R.
Gammon,
"Miss
Winnie
Bunn,
Mrs.
H.
Cameron
and
Frank,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Brooksbank
and
family.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jarvls
McLcod,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Larusson,
William
Brand
and
Bud.
7
Stevens
Declares
Big
Interests
Trying
To
Get
Something
On
Him
Praises
Newspapers
in
Toronto
Address
For
Their
Courage
and
Warns
Government
Against
Policy
of
Drifting
Has
no
Ambitions
T0RONTO,
Nov.
6:
(CP)-Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens,
former
ninister
of
trade
and
commerce,
told
newspapermen
yes-erday
that
"certain
financial
interests"
had
employed
in-.estigators,
including
a
"known
Detroit
gangster,"
in
an
ittempt
to
"get
something
on
me."
Mr.
Stevens
said
that
ie
had
not
taken
the
investigations
seriously
although
"it's
K-i
fact
that
I
was
trailed
all
the
Seeks
Divorce
iiki
'iff
GLORIA
SWANSON
LOS
ANGELES,
Nov.
6:
-Gloria
Swanson.
screen
actress,
will
file
suit
tomorrow
for
divorce
from
her
fourth
husband,
Michael
Farmer,
separation
from
whom
she
applied
for
last
spring.
Miss
Swanson
s
name
has
been
linked
a
good
deal
lately
with
that
of
Herbert
Marshall,
the
British
actor.
REVENUE
INCREASE
Customs,
Excise
and
Income
Tax
Pnllrrllnt.v
Pnr
A
It
r:i
f!
nt
Last
Year
OTTAWA,
Nov.
6:
(CP)
Total
net
collections
of
customs,
excise
and
income
tax
for
the
seven
rnnn!H
pnrllno
Hftnhir
51
InrfMt.
ed
$22,750,000
over
the
same
period
last
year.
Noted
British
Sculptor
Diesi
Sir
Alfred
Gilbert,
Famous
Artist
E.
II.-Kinder,
superintendent
of
In
Stone,
Passed
Away
Sunday
the
Princess
Royal
Mines
Ltd.
at
In
London
Surf
Inlet,
arrived
In
the
city
by
-.
.
gasboat
Saturday
afternoon
and'
LONDON.
Nov.
5:
Sir
Alfred
Oil-will
be
In
town
until
Friday.
He
is
bcrt.
one
of
England's
most
famous
here
to
receive
treatment
for
his
sculptors,
passed
away
Sunday
at
leg
which
was
recently
fractured,
the
age
of
eighty
years.
PRICi:
FIVE
CENTS
time
during
my
last
two
visits
to
this
city."
i
Mr.
Stevens
said
also
that
"cer-'taln
Toronto
interests"
had
sent
investigators
to
Vancouver
In
an
attempt
to
obtain
damaging
stories,
concerning
his
past.
Newspapers
Praised
AddressingaJarge
meeting-
here-last
nlghtj
Mr.
Stevens
returned
.to;
the
price
-spreads,
antr
ma?s
buyttyp'
TnvestlglllSSSlII
prised
tfiVhews-papers
for
publicity
gfven
the
re-
'
ports
of
the
commission's
proceedings
and
disclosed
that
his
last
official
action
as
minister
of
trade
and
commerce
had
been
a
move
to
check
evils
he
had
found
in
industries
engaged
in
mass
buying.
Thin
was
to
sign
ninety
authorities
to
prosecute
stores
in
Toronto
for
short
weights
and
other
practices.
Mr.
Stevens
agafci
reiterated
tha.
he
was
not
seeking
the
Conservative
leadership.
"I
have
no
desire
to
embarass
any
government,"
he
said,
"but
I
would
solemnly
warn
them
that
a
policy
of
drift
In
matters
vitally
concerning
the
welfare
of
tens
of
thousands
cannot
be
tolerated.
In
business
and
Industry
the
human
equation
must
take
precedence
over
;
profits."
Screen
Star
Is
Being
Charged
Vllegation
of
Misconduct
Laid
Against
George
Bancroft
By
His
Wife
LOS
ANGELES,
Nov.
6:
MriT
Sdna
Bancroft
yesterday
laid
charges
of
misconduct
against
huf
husband,
George
Bancroft,
screen
ictot,
Recently
Mrs.
Bancroft,
charged
her
husband
with
bigamy
ut
the
charge
was
thrown
out.
S.
J.
Mayer
was
in
the
city
at
the
week-end
from
Smlthers
for
a
brief
visit
here
In
connection
with
his
duties
as
district
organizer
or
the
Brotherhood
of
Railway
Engineers
and
will
be
back
again
this
week.
CHINA
IS
DISGUSTEU
'
WITH
NATIONS'
LEAGUE
4
PEIPINO.
China,
Nov.
0:
.
The
government
of
China
has
Just
about
given
up
all
hope
of
4
ge'tlng
any
satisfaction
from
the
league
of
Nations
In
con-
nectlon
with
the
dispute
with
Japan
over
Manchukuo.
The
Chinese
government,
It
Is
ex-
pected,
will
re-open
direct
dealings
with
Toklo
on
the
matter.
4