o-.
Tobacco
Head
IT
tOI,
II.
DLSROSIEKS,
D.S.O.
''
npiwir
ted
rutc-prc-
c
,r.
imperial
Tobacco
'
if
Canada.
Limited.
0"
U(
Jl
miers
has
been
as-
j
uith
the
company
since
Wi
n
war
started
In
,1914,
c'
DrtRoslers
immediately
11
'i
;
Mth
Battalion
as
llcu-
'
Winning
his
captaincy
at
B
'
of
Ypre.
he
was
rccall-
id.i
In
10tft
tn
rn1u
ih
'
t!JJ.
in
;
"win
)...
i
Dei!
la'
Ba'.ulion.
This
unit
be-
England,
a
part
of
the
It-
v
rvr
Crossing
to
France
3
C
olonel
DesRoslcrs
took
'
of
the
22nd
Battalion
'
'
brought
home
at
the
"
f
hostilities.
Colonel
'
was
mentioned
In
des-
i.a
in
1918
won
the
Dls-
J
8crvlce
Order.
SEPTEMBER
FISH
CATCH
'
1,170,000
rounds
Landed
m
Comparison
With
1,386,-000
Pounds
Last
Year
lLilbli'
lunrllnn.
-i
it..
-
nnro
nn.t.t
-
......
-.-n
tor
me
mom
n
oi
Jdt
this
year
totalled
1.170,-w
Pounds
of
which
940.000
pounds
mnllm
Amerlcnn
vessels
and
"00o
pounds
from
Canadian.
Last
w
in
tfte
month
landlnKf
1
5
ui,
1
308,00
Punds
ot
which
w
000
J50lnd8
was
from
American
JJJj
aud
225,000
pounds
from
Ca-
Card
of
Thanks
O
r
,i
S
frPnd
for
the
Wnd
exprci-b
oi
.
empathy
and
floral
trl-bcre
',cclvl
during
his
recent
Today's
Stocks
'
Vancouver
Alexandria..
.01
'i.
Bayvlew.
014.
B.
C
Nckel.
.70.
Bi
Mlourl.
J7.
BradUn.
2.40.
B'alorne.
1350.
B
R
Cons..
JM.
p.
R
X.
OoW.
.42.
Butte
I.
X.
L
.05
a$k.
Cariboo
Quarts,
1.13.
Dentonia.
52.
Dunwdl.
.18.
Georgia
River.
jOI.
Oolconda.
JO.
Hercules
ConsM
.03
j.
Indian.
.014.
Mlnto.
.19.
Meridian.
.12.
Morning
Star.
.14.
National
8llvcr.
.03V.
Noble
Five.
.06.
Pend
Ordlle,
0
taskl.
Porter
Idaho.
.07.
Premier,
1.28.
Reward.
.05.
Reno.
.85.
Stiver
Crost,
.014.
Salmon
OoW.
.15.
Taylor
Bridge.
.28.
Whitewater.
.04tj.
Waverly
Tangier.
.Ol'i.
United
Empire.
55.
Toronto
Central
Patricia,
.99.
Chlbougamau,
.094.
Lee
Oold.
.09.
Oranada,
.52.
Inter.
Nickel,
23.75.
Macassa,
2.88.
Noranda,
38.00.
Bher'rltt
Oordon,
.47.
Slsco.
2.55.
Thompson
Cadillac.
.44.
Ventures;
.95.
Lake
Maron.
.044.
Teck
Hughes,
4.35.
Sudbury
Basin,
1.30.
Columarlo.
.20.
Bmcltcr
Oold.
.21.
Can.
Malartlc.
.60.
Little
Long
Lac.
6.05.
Astoria
Rouyn.
.06.
SUdacona.
.274-Maple
Leaf.
.15Vi.
Long
Lac
Lagoon,
.30.
Manitoba
It
Eastern,
.244.
Oils
A.
P.
Con..
.084.
Amalgamated,
.08
(ask).
C.
St
E
.63.
Fabyan,
.004.
Freehold,
.07.
Home
pit,
.70.
Mcrland,
.21.
Mar
Jon.
.09.
United,
.034-
I5c
Help
Industry
Reorganisation
With
Safeguards
Advocated
National
Lottery
Is
Approved
dRISTOL
Eng.
Oct.
5:
(CP)
The
Bruuh
tonervaUve
party
spilt
.Jinosi
n
two
yesterday
In
annual
convention
here
over
the
question
of
Indian
policy.
The
convention
failed
by
a
narrow
margin
to
adopt
a
resolution
sponsored
by
the
die-
hards
criticizing
the
government's
Indian
policy.
Another
resolution.
however,
favoring
a
measure
of
responsible
government
with
sate
guards
for
India
was
adopted.
The
convention,
with
1000
dele
gates
In
attendance,
was
unanimous
iin
Its
attitude
to
strengthen
the
I
House
of
Lords
against
socialistic
(attacks
atcf
agreed
Upon
theyneces-islty
of
Increasing
British-'
defence
'fortes.
'
!
Rt.
Hon.
Neville
Chamberlain,
Chancellor
of
the
,
'Exchequer,
de
clared
that
Britain
could
not
leave
her
defences
in
their
present
condition.
They
were
quite
Incompatible
with
the
existing
international
situation
he
declared.
Reorganize
Industry
By
a'
close
vote
the
convention
this
afternoon
declared
Itself
in
favor
of
a
wide
'reorganization'
lr
British
Industry
with
safeguard
for
the
public,
the
producers
and
the
consumers.
Schemes
for
the
re
organization,
.
was
suggested
should
originate
from
Industry
it
self
and
must
command
a
substan
tial
majority
In
the
Industries
con
cerned.
The
main
object
must
be
to
raise
the
standard
of
living.
With
a
large
majority
the
con
ventlon
tonight
approved
the
es
Ubllshment'of
a
national
lottery
similar
to
lhat
of
the
Irish
Free
State
Sweepstake.
It
was
stated
that
$250,000,000
left
Oreat
Britain
for
foreign
lotteries
during
the
last
five
years.
Sir
William
Davison
suggested
,the
sale
of
$2.50
ticket
through
Post
Office
branches,
half
of
the
proceeds
to
go
for
prizes
and
the
remainder
to
the
state.
Valentino
Colussi
Is
Laid
at
Rest
Funeral
of
Man
Who
Lost
Ills
Lite
Near
Tree
at
FlrM
of
Week
Held
Yesterday
Father
P.
J.
Wholey
O.
M
I.
con
ducted;
mass
at
the
Church
of
the
AnnunclaUon
yesterday
afternoon
at
the
funeral
of
the
late
Valentino
In
Falrylew
Cemetery
followed
the
service.
Charles
P,
Balagno
presided
at
the
organ.
A
number
of
friends
and
relatives
of
deceased
were
In
attendance
at
the
rites.
Today's
Weather
Today's
Tides'
-
Rupert
Raining,
light
High
11:23
ajn.
18.7
ft.
t
vinrt
A
urometer,
30X1;
23:41
pjn.
18.7
It.
Low
5:16
ajn.
6.4
ft.
17:45
pjn.
12.
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
V
XXIV
N
232.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
OCTOBER
5,
1934
PBICi:
FIVE
CENT8
OWL
WARFARE
THROUGHOUT
SPAIN
CALIFORNIA
MAN
CHARGED
WITH
MATRICIDE
IN
ONTARIO
fwenty-Three
Persons
Are
Killed
In
Revolt
Against
Madrid
Gov't.
New
Administration
Gets
Hot
Reception
Fighting
Con
tinued
All
Day
and
More
Bloody
Conflict
Promised
For
Night
MADRID,
Spain,
Oct.
5:
(CP)
Spain's
extremists
ful-
m
1
.
l?
i
it
.
aa
n
at
oi
reuemon
against
me
new
government
10-
-
d
nauon-wiue
-
unnsini;
in
wniui
uy
mirnuan
at
t
r
.11
i
I
l
i
1
x
'
Acniy-iinrce
persons
nan
uven
nineu
anu
one
nun-'rt(
v
uuniled
with
promise
of
more
bloody
fighting
r
J.
the
night.
Madrid
was
a
virtual
armed
camp
last
night
following
a
day
of
violence
which
marked
the
accession
of
the
new
government.
Two
perns
both
strikers,
had
been
In-u
id
up
.u
then
at
a
general
strike
was
railed
and
shots
were
exchang-!
TV
.sirike.
It
Is
feared,
may
tie
ip
the
whole
country.
TORIES
IN
BIG
SPLIT
Bristol
Convention
Divides
hi
Two
On
Indian
Policy
Consider
1
Other
Matters
what
soviet
sold
to
Manchukuo
Cabinet
Ministers
sELdlsiLsHHSHPri
t
vl''AatfsflflklkELiV
MONGOLIA
'fflAR
f
With
the
sale
of
the
Chinese
Eaa
:ern
railway
by
Russia
to
Manchukuo.
for
a
reputed
$50,000,000.
one
of
the
foremost
"sore
spots"
of
the
world,
has
been
successful
ly
dealt
with
and
the
tension
between
the
USJl.
and
Japan
appreciably
lessened.
Top.
shows
a
view
of
the
yards
at
Harbin,
rail
ray
capital
of
Manchukuo;
below,
a
map
of
the
900
mile
line
tr
iverslng
Japan's
puppet
state
formed
from
China's
Manchuria.
.
PAUL
DEAN,
WITH
HELP
St.
OF
GOOD
FIELDING
AND
TIMELY
BATTING,
WINS
Louis
Cardinals
Go
One
Up
Over
Detroit
Tigers
By!
Score
of
I
to
1
Martin-Rothrock
Batting
Machine
Largely
Responsible
ST.
LOUIS,
Oct.
5:
(CP)
Paul
Dean,
brilliant
righthander,
duplicated
the
opening
day
feat
of
his
big
brother,
Dizzy
Dean,
by
pitching
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals
into
a
two
to
one
game
World
Series
lead
over
Detroit
Tigers
today
by
a
score
of
four
to
one.
Dean
found
himself
in
several
bad
spots
but,
with
the
help
of
his
team-mates,
was
equal
to
the
occasion.
He
fanned
six
andn
walked
six
Detroit
batters.
St.
Louis
took
command
In
the
first
Inning
when
"Pepper"
Martin
peatcd
in
the
second
when
Collins
Colu.ttl
who
lost
his
life
at
the
first
,
slnRiedi
Dclancey
doubling
Pallbearers
were
Louis
Amadlo.lpassC(j
wnen
nogell
filed
out.
and
of
the
week
near
Tyce
station
where
scoring
0n
Dean's
long
fly.
he
was
n
sectlonman
for
the
Cana-
Dean
liad
a
narr0w
escape
in
the
dlan
National
Railways.
Interment)
thlrd
wnen
the
-Tigers
loaded
the
bases.
Cochrane
walked,
aennnger
doubled
to
left
field.
Cochrane
advancing
to
third.
Qreenberg
fanned.
With
two
down,
Goose
Ooslln
jwas
purposely
walked.
The
crisis
John
Basso.
J.
Culos.
Victor
uenet-
st.
Louis
put
two
more
over
In
the
ton,
B.
Moretto
and
A,
Dominate
Halibut
Arrivals
f
.
,1
American
fifth
on
three
hits-
"Pepper"
Martin
doubled
and
scored
on
Rothrock's
slashing
triple.
Then
Frankle
Frlsch
singled,
scoring
Rothrock.
Tommy
Bridges,
who
had
been
hurling
for
the
Tigers
with
Mana-
Llntfv
io.000.
Cold
Storage.
C.OcIger
Mickey
Cochrane
and
ScL-ii.
on
the
re-
jceiving
enn,
was
men
repiacea
uy
Majestic,
31.000,
Pacific.
7.1c
and
Elon
Hopsett
who
forced
Mcdwlck
to
ground
out
ana
wouins
was
thrown
out
stealing
second.
As
on
Thursday
Detroit
staged
aj
mntn
mmn
ranv.
sconns
meir
trinlpH
tn
rleht
and
scored
on
Roth-1
,.,
.it
...u.n
whiio
invlmi
out
and
White
scored
on
Orcen-berg's
triple.
.
noth
teams
olaved
a
great
flelo-
lns
came,
lettlnc
little
by.
RHE
Detroit
0
0000000
11
82
St.
Louis
.1
1
0
0
2
0
0
0
X-4
9
1
PRINCESS
LOUISE
LATE
Having
been
delayed
in
leaving
!
moiner-m-Law
uone
To
Death
With
Axe
Warrant
Issued
at
Belleville
For
Arrest
of
Harold
Ver-
milyea,
Aged
Forty-Nine,
Following
!
'
Killing
Itst
Night
I
BELLEVILLE,
Ont.,
Oct.
5:
(CP)
A
warrant
was
issued
today
for
the
arrest
of
Harold
Vermilyea,
aged
49,
of
Ontario,
California,
charging
him
with
the
murder
of
his
seventy-six
year
old
mother,
Mrs.
Nathaniel
Vermilyea,
who
was
the
mother-in-law
of
Hon.
J.
A.
Faulkner,
Ontario
minister
of
health.
The
woman
died
today
of
wounds
Inflicted
last
night
by
an
assailant
.
who
attacked
her
with
a
hatchet.
Vermilyea
was
sought
after
the
police
learned
that
he
had
visited
his
mother
for
a
short
time
last
night.
CANDIDATE
IN
CARIBOO
J.
G.
Turgeon
of
Vancouver
Received
Liberal
Nomination
At
Prince
George
PRINCE
GEORGE,
Oct.
5:
(CP)
J.
G.
Turgeon
of
Vancouver
was
unanimously
nominated
Liberal
candidate
for
Cariboo
in
the
next
federal
election
at
a
nominating
convention
here
yesterday.
He
will
oppose
John
A.
Fraser,
M.P.,
the
present
incumbent,
who
it
is
expected
will
be
renominated
by
the
Conservatives.
Mr.
Turgeon
was
an
unsuccessful
Liberal
candidate
for
Vancouver
East
in
the
provincial
election
last
year.
Ramsay
lYTDonald
Back
in
England;
Much
Speculation
as
to
Future
of
British
Premier
LONDON.
Oct.
5:
(CP
(His
health
restored
as
a
result
of
a
two
months'
vacation
trip
to
Canada
and
Newfoundland,
Rt.
Hon.
J.
Ramsay
MacDonald
returned
to
Great
Britain
yesterday.
The
political
future
of
the
British
Premier
Is
the
cause
of
much
speculation.
A.
M.
Benanzon,
who
signs
him
couver
sun
dealing
wttn
ine
Peace
River
district.
A
large
sketch
not
even
marked.
i:
REFUNDING
LOAN
HAS
BEEN
HALF
SUBSCRIBED
OTTAWA.
Oct.
5:
(CP
The
Dominion
$250,000,000
refund-
lng
loan
Is
well
past
the
half
Skagway
because
of
a
heavy
freight
way
.matfc
today
following
a
cargo
to
discharge.
C.
P.
R
steamer
Princess
Louise,
Capt.
Thomas
Cliff,
from
the
west.
It
was
announ
is
not
expected
to
arrive
In
port
fro
the
north
until
1
o'clock
tomorrow
morning.
at
Wrangell
this
morning.
The
Princess
Louise
will
make
one
more
trip
on
the
Alaska
route
before
be
!ng
replaced
for
the
winter
by
the
Princess
Norah.
PREPARING
FOR
POLL
Federal
Election
Registrations
to
lie
Taken
in
Skcena
Riding
Week
After
Next
,.
Federal
erection
machinery
ln?f
Skeena
riding
wii
get
In
motion
on
October
15
with
the
commencement
that
day
of
a
genera
registration
of
electors
by
George
M.
Hunt,
registrar
of
electors,
the
registration
to
end
on
October
20.
The
following
have
been'
designated
as
polling
divisions
In
Skcena
riding:
Prince
Rupert,
Aiyanshi
Alice
Arm,
Anyox
Beach
A-L
Anyox
Beach
)M-Z.
Anyox
Mine,
Allison
Harbor
tP.O..
Atll
Inlet.
Atltn.
'
Amsbury.
Bablne,
Bella
Bella,
j
Bella
Coola,
Bllmore.
Big
Bay,
Bear
River.
Big
Missouri,
Burns
Lake,
Butedale.
Casslar.
Cedarvale,
Clax-ton,
Colleymount,
Copper
City,
Cumshewa
Inlet.
Doreen.
Dawson's
iLanding
P.O..
Dease
Lake,
Dlgby,
.
Endako.
Evelyn,
Flrvale,
Francois
Lake.
Glentana.
Georgia
River,
I
Grassy
Plains,
Hagensbourg,
Hays-
Hazelton.
New
Hazelton,
South
Hazelton,
Houston,
Inverness,
Jap
Inlet.
Klmsqult.
Klsplox,
Kltl-
Political
'
mat.
Kltsumkalum
Lake.
Kltwanga,
Klemtu.
Kwinitsa,
Little
Canyon,
Lawson's
Harbor,
Lockeport.
Lak-else.
Lowe
Inlet.
Marmot
River,
Margaret
Bay.
Massett,
Mill
Bay.
Morlcetown,
Nadlna,
Namu,'
North
Island,
Oceanic.
Ocean
Falls
A-H.
Ocean
Falls
(J-R).
Ocean
Falls
.
Q-Z,
Oona
River,
Ootsa,
Osland,
Pacific,
Palling,
Port
Clements,
Port
Esslngton,
Port
Simpson,
Premier
Mine,
Queen
Charlotte
City,
Quick,
Remo,
Rivers
Inlet,
Rose
self
as
a
"Eeace
River
Pioneer,
Is
Lake.
Sandspit,
Smith
Inlet,
Shera-the
author
of
a
feature
article
In
ton.
Skeena
Crossing,
Skldegate,
the
Sunday
section
of
the
Van
Smlthers
iA-Lt.
Smlthers
(M-Z),
Southbank,
South
Bay,
South
Ben-tlnck,
Stewart
(A-L),
Stewart
i
M-Z
),
Surf
Inlet.
Surf
Point,
Ta-talrose,
Taku,
Telegraph
Creek.
Telkwa.
Terrace
(A-L),
Terrace
-M-Z.
Topley,
TIell.
Tyee,
Usk.
Wark
Channel,
Wadhams,
Wistaria,
Woodcock,
Walcott.
Over
$5G3
Raised
For
Help,
of
Blind
The
gratifying
sum
of
$562.00
was
raised
In
Prince
Rupert
last
day
of
heavy
subscriptions
week
in
the
campaign
lor
funds
for
the
work
of
the
Canadian
Institute
ced
that
$131,500,000
had
been
for
the
mind
wnicn
was
sponsored
subscribed
uo
to
-noon
today.
by
the
Imperial
Order,
Daughters
She
was
only
Hon.
E.
N.
Rhodes,
minister
of
of
the
Empire,
of
this
city.
finance,
declared
the
loan
f
,
"
would
be
heavily
over-sub-
'
Miss
K.
Chenoskl
of
this
city
scribed
before
the
books
closed.
and
Miss
T.
Raabe
of
Bmltheri
night
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
(
-1
iJsl-,
-1
mm
m
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as
:
it
US
,12
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