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NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Vol
XXIV
No.
223.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
SEPTEMBER
25,
1934
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
LIBERALS
GAIN
IN
EAST
BY-ELECTIONS
HIGHWAY
WORK
TO
CLOY
AH
BAY
AND
OLDFIELD
TRAIL
Road
Building
Being
Resumed
Here
After
Two
Year
Shut-Down
Extension
Beyond
Calloway
Rapids
to
Give
Work
to
Sixty
Men
Footpath
up
.Mountain
to
Ski
Grounds
To
Be
Provided
Preparations
are
now
being
made
by
the
provincial
department
of
public
works
here
not
only
to
complete
the
,Skecna
River
Highway
for
traffic
to
Cloyah
Bay
but
also
to
build
a
foot
trail
up
Mount
Oldfield
from
the
city
limits
to
the
ski
grounds,
it
was
announced
today
by
J.
C.
Brady,
district
engineer
for
the
department.
There
is
about
a
i.j
...
.
...
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and
a
hall
of
road
to
be
com
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NO
HALIBUT
IN
thi?
U
beln
,n
w,Ul
catches.
no
sale
of
halibut
on
the
ai
nsli
exchange
this
morning.
pleted
In
order
to
connect
up
Cloyah
Bay
with
the
present
end
of
the
road.
This
section
of
the
road
was
partially
built
when
road
building
operations
were
suspended
here
a
couple
of
years
ago.
The
new
work
will
give
employment
to
about
sixty
men
this
fall.
Details
of
how
the
employment
will
be
given
have
not
yet
been
finally
worked
out
but
It
4
Is
expected
it
will
be
rotated,
among
.the
men
in
need
of
work.
The
distance
of
the
foot
trail
to
be
built
from
the
city
limits
to
Mount
Oldfield
ski
grounds
Is
about
a
mile
and
three-quarters.
It
will
be
a
continuation
of
the
trail
which
the
city
has
been
building
to
the
dty
limits.
It
will
give
work
to
six
teen
or
eighteen
men
this
fall.
The
new
public
works
program
also
provides
for
improvement
work
on
the
Graham
Island
Marine
Drive
between
Port
Clements
and
Queen
Charlotte
City
and
on
the
Massctt-
Tow
Hill
road
including
a
diversion
where
the
sea
is
threatening
to
wash
out
the
present
road
along
the
North
Beach.
Improvements
are
also
being
planned
on
roads
In
Skecna,
Omin-
rca
and
Atltn
districts
which
come
under
the
local
public
works'offlce
REDUCTION
BUT
PARITY
Important
Statement
Made
Tokyo
With
Regard
to
Its
Naval
Policy
By
TOKYO.
Sept.
25:
CP
In
the
first
official
statement
by
the
Tokyo
Government
on
the
proposals
it
in
tends
to
make
to
the
forthcoming
iintinn
naval
conference,
it
was
stated
that
Uie
Japanese
govern
mcnt
wanted
abolition
of
the
ratio
system
under
which
Japan
Is
ai
tnapH
Ipsa
naval
tonnage
than
Orcat
Britain
and
United
States.
Once
that
the
present
ratio
11ml
tatlons
were
disposed
of,
however,
it
was
stated
that
Japan
would
move
townras
a
general
huyui
induction
for
all
naUons.
IS
PUT
UP
TO
LEAGUE
Challenge
of
Gran
Chaco
War
Between
Paraguay
and
Bolivia
Must
be
Met
Barthou
in
EN
EVA.
Sept.
25:-Forc!gn
Min.
tslrr
Louis
Barthou
of
France
has
bluntly
put
it
up
to
the
League
of
Nations
that
It
must
cither
place
nn
effective
armed
cmDargo
on
wc
shipment
of
arms
Into
the
Oran
Chaco
area,
where
the
Bolivian-Paraguayan
conflict
is
continuing,
or
else
allow
itself
to
be
placed
on
record
as
condoning
the
bloody
warfare
there.
SENSATION
IS
CAUSED
Remodelling
or
Constitution
Of
France
Urged
By
Premier
j
Doumergue
I
PARIS,
Sept.
25:
A
mild
sensation
was
caused
in
political
circles
of
Europe
yesterday
by
the
declaration
of
Premier
Gaston
Doumergue
that
the
constitution
of
France
should
be
reformed
alone
the
lines
of
that
of
Great
Britain,
making
the
premier
the
real
head
of
the
government
which
would
have
wider
authority,
independent
of
Parliament,
than
it
now
enjoys.
Premier
Doumergue
denied
that
he
had
any
aspirations
of
becoming
a
dictator,
stating,
on
the
contrary,
that
it
was
his
desire
to
retire
from
public
life
as
soon
as
the
affairs
of
the
republic
became
sufficiently
settled
to
permit
him
to
do
so.
PROBE
IS
STILL
ON
Wireless
Operator
Alagna
Makes
Charges
at
Inquiry
Into
.Morro
CasUe
Disaster
NEW
YORK.
Sept.
25:
(CP
,
Oeorge
Alagna.
first
assistant
radio
1
operator
on
the
ill-fated
liner
Morro
CasUe.
anoearcd
before
the
xorx
luxury
iiiicr
on
mc
nc
tey
coast
two
weeks
ago
with
loss,
of
upwards
of
130
lives,
and
de-'
scribed
scenes
of
confusion
and
horror
aboard
the
ship.
He
declared
that
he
made
no
less
than
half
a
dozen
trips
back
and
forth
through
smoke
and
flames
between
the
bridge
and
wireless
room
before
he
was
finally
able
to
Induce
Capt.
William
F.
Warms
to
send
out
dis
tress
signals.
Alagna
also
told
of
alleged
lack
of
discipline
aboard
the
Morro
Castle
and
vlolaUon
of
mar
ine
regulaUons
particularly
with
regard
to
storage
and
use
of
In
flammable
materials.
Reports
of
alleged
communistic
activities
aboard
the
Morro
Castle
are
also
being
investigated
at
the
inquiry.
Passengers
stated
that
they
were
ordered
from
comparative
safety
of
A.
Deck
to
B.
Deck
where
they
had
no
chance
of
getting
on
the
life
boats.
It
was
stated
at
the
inquiry
that
Capt.
Warms
was
penalized
In
1926
for
failure
to
hold
fire
drills
regu
lnrlv
on
another
Ward
liner
of
which
he
was
ln
comma
time.
Capt.
Warms
Is
to
be
recalled
to
the
Inquiry.
Relief
Situation
In
New
York
Now
Cause
of
Concern
NEW
YORK,
Sept
25:
-Following
the
unsuccessful
attempt
to
obtain
advances
from
the
federal
relief
und,
the
unemployment
relief
sl-
tuaUon
Is
causing
considerable
con
ccrn
to
Mayor
Florella
LaOuardla
of
New
York.
The
possibilities
of
fur
ther
taxation
measures
to
meet
the
Wins
America's
Cup
'
'
jjllL
Harold
Vanderblits
Rainbow
whl
h
retains
coveted
yacht
trophy
for
United
States
subject
to
protest
RAINBOW
WINS
TODAY
AND
AMERICA'S
CUP
STAYS
Poor
Sailing
Was
GALE
IN
ENGLAND
Death
and
Damage
Results
From
Severe
Storm
Which
Swept
Old
Land
LONDON,
Sept.
25:
Several
.
1
i
deaths
were
reported,
considerable
if,
nd
at
thai!
.
j
.n,n,,inii.
tlons
and
traffic
were
to
a
large
extent
paralyzed
as
a
result
of
a
severe
storm
which
swept
Southern
England.
A
terrific
gale
was
accom
panied
by
hail
and
cloudburst
New
Princess
IN
STATES
PENDING
PROTEST
Four
Out
of
Five
Seats
;
Captured
by
Opposition
In
Yesterdays
Polling
Traditionally
Conservative
Frontcnac-Addington
Swings
Into
Grit
Column
as
Also
Does
North
York
Ex-Mayor
T.
L.
Church
Wins
Toronto
East
j
OTTAWA,
Sept.
25:
(CP)
The
Liberals
made
a
net
gain
of
two
seats
in
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday
as
a
result
of
winning
four
out
of
five
by-elections
in
Ontario.
Two
of
the
five
seats
had
been,
previously
held
by
Liberals
and
three
by
Conservatives.
The
Conservatives
now
have
135
seats
in
the
House
of
Commons,
the
Liberals
92
and
other
parties,
17,
while
there
Is
one
vacancy.
The
most
notable
result
of
the
five
was
in
the
traditlonaUy
Conservative
seat
of
Frontenac-Ad-,
dington,
made
vacant
by
the
recent
death
of
Dr.
W.
Spankie.
where
Colin
CampbeU,
Liberal
was
elected.
He
Is
the
first
Liberal
ever
to
be
elected
In
this
riding.
In
Elgin
East.
W.
H.
Mills.
Ub-
Cause
of
British
Challenger
gain
talned
rotaaU)
another
tra.
Losing
Took
Too
Long
to
Break
Out
Spinnaker
on
Second
Lap
NEWPORT,
R.L.
Sept.
25:
(CP)
The
defender
defeated
the
British
challenger
Endeavour
by
a
mar-
Born
in
Italy
NAPLES,
Sept
25:
A
daughter
was
bom
yesterday
to
Crown
Prince
Humbert
of
Italy
and
Princess;
her
light
sails
and
the
Rainbow
rounded
the
second
mark
two
minutes
and
forty-seven
seconds
ahead.
l
Doth
yachts
broke
out
protest
Daughter
Arrives
For
Crown
Prince
fla8
immediately
after
the
start.
Humbert
and
Princess
Marie
Jose
Idltlonally
Conservative
seat,
for
his,
I
party.
I
Demands
General
Election
OTTAWA.
Sept.
25:
CP
"A
general
election,
not
a
sixth
session
of
Parliament,
is
the
demand
of
the
gin.
oi
iniy-iivu
secoims
louay
iu
win
uie
louriu
Miuigui
elector."
Rt.
Hon.
W.
L.
.Mackenzie
victory
in
the
America
s
Cup
series
and
retain
the
cher-
King.
Leader
of
the
opposition
but
again
experienced
trouble
with
Fingerprints
AUo
Declared
to
Incrl-
NAZI
PRINT
SHOP
BURNS
situation
arc
being
considered.
A
Marie
Jose,
who
is
the
sister
of
,
sunaestion
of
the
mayor
whereby
King
Leopold
of
Belgium.
It
is
their.
BERLIN.
Sept
25:
-A
searching
minate
New
York
Slan
In
Con
nection
With
Lindbergh
Kidnap-Murder
TRENTON.
NJ..
Sept.
25:
State
police
authorities
of
New
Jerse
stated
yesterday
that
checking
up
of
fingerprints
had
clinched
the
case
against
Bruno
Richard
Haupt-mann,
who
is
being
held
ln
New
York
on
charees
of
extortion
ln
connection
with
the
kidnapping
ln
the
spring
of
1932
of
Charles"
Augus
the
city
might
legalize
lotteries
to,
first
child.
A
nineieen-gun
salute
Investigation
to
determine
wnemer
ius
unaoergn
jr.
Tms
siaie
wm
m-ralsc
funds
to
feed
the
poor
Is
was
fired.
j
or
not
there
was
incendiarism
is
be-
stltute
proceedings
to
have
Haupt-
mectlng
with
widespread
opposition
,
The
Italian
peasantry
had
been
lng
made
following
the
destruction
mann.
extradited
here
to
face
trial
from
church
and
law
observance
I
praying
that
the
"child
would
be
a
by
fire
last
week
of
Chancellor
Ad-
on
charges
of
kidnapping
and
mur-organlzatlons.
'
boy.
olph
Hitler's
own
prlnUng
plant,
der.
REDS
ARE
PROTECTED
Police
Have
to
Take
Communists
I
From
Angry
Mob
After
They
1
Had
Insulted
Queen
frnVifV
V,
5
?;
TOE
HAGUE.
Sept.
25:
(CP)-To
Mitchell
Hepburn,
k
who
resigned
to
wh(J
mobs
assume
the
Premiership
,
of
OnUrio.
I
f
,eared
mJght
MrlousIy
ln.
H
B.
McKinnon.
Liberal-Labor
km
them
three
coun
ts
the
new
member
for
Kenora-'f.
r
.......
hv
a
Rainy
River,
Hon
Pe
succeeding
er;cm
to
eenan,
now
a
member
of
Premier
tasulu
at
wilhelmina
Het?r2
Pra?v
!ab
Wle
she
was
delivering
her
speech
Historic
North
York,
w
hich
wa
Thn)ne
made
vacant
by
the
death
of
Col.
T.
H.
Lennox,
elected
W.
H.
Mulock.i
v
Liberal,
as
Its
new
member,
this
being
the
second
Liberal
gain.
It
was
the
first
time
a
Liberal
had
held
this
seat
since
Rt.
Hon.
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King
was
defeated
there
in
1925.
"
m
vt
si
s
u
STRIKE
IN
NEWY0RK
Walk-Out
of
Waterfront
Workers
Threatened
Following
Disagreement
on
Wage
Scale
NEW
YORK.
Sept.
25:
Following
reJecUon
of
the
offer
of
the
employers
for
renewal
of
old
wage
contracts,
a
waterfront
strike
in
New
York
is
threatened.
In
the
event
of
tr
neVi
nran
am
nnlnn
mi
f
Art
metora
ished
trophy
for
the
United
States
unless
the
race
com-
stated
today
in
commenUng
uponand'truck
drlvers
may'aiso
Ieave
mittee
should
take
some
action
on
protests
which
were
e
"berai
victories
in
yesterday's
tneIr
Joseph
Ryan
preSident.
.
.
.
atlown
by
both
boats
immediately
by-elections.
The
popular
verdict.
of
the
Internatlonal
Longshore-
after
the
start
of
the
race
and
the
"e
"rmarKcu.
was
one
oi
no
uncer-
..
At,-Hnn
.
-----
,
IMII....II
r.
,
,
cause
of
which
was
not
made
pub-
""iy
i"
dchucii,
aumm-HC
.istratlon.
The
citizens
of
Canada
The
Endeavour
again
lost
the
W0U1Q
expeci
irom
rremier
uenneu
race
through
poor
sail
nancmng.
"c
dropplng
a
margin
of
one
minute
ther
or
not
Hon-
H.
H.
Stevens
was
and
eight
seconds,
which
advantage
to
be
permitted
to
continue
as
she
had
held
on
rounding
the
first
cnairman
or
me
mass
Buying
corn-mark.
On
the
reach
to
the
twenty-
mission
f
which,
ln
the
series
of
mile
mark,
it
took
the
Endeavour's
Pcal
contests.
Mr.
Stevens
had
crew
more
than
six
minutes
to
not
hesitated
to
assume
the
role
ol
break
out
a
spinnaker.
She
gained
Judse
and
Jury,
prosecutor
and
exe-
almost
two
minutes
on
the
run
culor-
5iawa
ine
"erai
leaaer.
'
home
but
this
was
not
enough.
Today's
race
was
sailed
over
a
J
A
I
PT
A
NllVJ
triangular
course.
The
Endeavour
Jtl.lj
JT
1
lTIrl
ll
l
hrnt.
tho
Palnhna'
aprivu
thp
start.
I
Ing
line
by
forty
seconds
and
was
j
PT
OFl
one
minute
and
'eight
seconds,
IT
JuD
VLiVyOJuO
ahead
on
rounding
the
first
mark
Silver
and
Mine
j
Issues
Heavy
As
v
Stocks
Drop
Off
NEW
YORK.
Sept.
25:
-The
stock
'
market
opened
firmly
yesterday
but
orlces
dropped
off
ln
the
afternoon,
heaviness
ln
silver
and
mining
U-tues
being
undoubtedly
responsible
o
large
extent
for
the
slump.
A
total
of
510,000
shares
changed
hands
during
the
day.
Closing
averages
were:
industrials,
90.45.
ot(
.63:
rails,
35.06.
off
2b;
utilities.
19.80.
unchanged,
and
bonds,
91.76,
up
.15
t
WESTERN
AUSTRALIA
MAY
QUIT
DOMINION
PERTH,
Western
Australia,
Sept
25:
Two
delegates
re-
presenting
Western
Australia
left
yesterday
for
London
where
they
will
Interview
King
Oeorge
presenting
an
appeal
for
Western
Australia
to
be
ai-
lowed
to
secede
from
the
rest
of
the
Dominion.