Ri
increasing
strain
on
Franco-
fritlsh
relations
as
"most
grave."
Disturbing
developments
In
the
Balo-Ethioplan
conflict
and
the
InltrnaUonal
situation
It
Ls
feared
fcjj
result
In
a
dash
this
week-end
1
1;
Geneva
between
France
and
her
lEmopean
alllej
with
the
latter
pro
liibiy
.Iding
with
Britain
In
case
of
th'ifrt-wn
on
sanctions
.against
Pttmler
Pierre
Laval
has
pro-
iB
tuft
r
1-nM
l.
.
a
m
-,-J
m
r
r
ou
i;ir.3t
Italy
be
postponed.
w
flWM
ivxiao
.Dine
in
'Mil
n
-
iien
manv
Khlns
nf
thP
-
wi
uit
for
the
Medlter-
Gffnral
1
Oct
16:Movement
to
a
cnmnUtn
.
-
k'hc
iraae
emnarco
TIUEOpspatT,.
t
A0AN
IN
DISTRICT
MINING
AFFAIRS
Irnproveri
minit.
1
r
-"""'nuns,
in
tne
7
have
brought
builder
foUr',
Seattle
sh'P-
dl8tr?i
7llther.
back
to
'
irorn
Uthle
arrlved
ne
Qeorg
hfuth
on
the
Prince
pri
to
TXng
and
wm
4
Uays
rfPWd
a
couple
,lng
soth'
via
Panld
teto
is
accom-
8mlu.M
n
r
?
WlU
remaln
at
a
time
4
against
Italy
as
the
third
step
Iv
the
sanctions
program
ls
undej
way
here.
It
U
being
pressed
by
Capt.
Anthony
Eden
of
Oreat
Britain
who
favors
a
general
boycott
of
all
Imports
from
Italy
by
sanction
nations
In
addition
to
stoppage
of
all
exports
which
has
already
been
decided
upon.
The
sanctions
committee
of
the
League
ls
meantime
reported
to
be
greatly
worried
by
the
fact
that
some
key
products
are
controlled
by
non-member
nations.
Also
difficulty
In
the
enforcement
of
an
cm-
bargo
on
"Canadian"
nTck'efby
Can
ada
because
of
the
large
United
States
Influence
In
the
industry
Is
disclosed.
How
War
Progresses
LONDON,
Oct.
16:
(CP)
High
pressure
road
construction
to
present
frnnr.
llnps
rnrilntlnor
frnm
jnfererte
of
Great
Britain,
France.
Aduwa
nermittinir
Italian
northern
'aim-
:gnatories
to
tne
Etnio-
armies
to
push
their
advance
to-
an
cm-u
HnM4
inna
ti.ttu
n
...
.
i"
U4
ouu
w"w
"
ward
the
more
important
objective
i
j
rearninc
a
seiuemeni
oi
iuui,
i
j
,i..
i
"
ut
maiwaicia
ia
icuticu
tuuajr
Hi
Prtwtnt-
QlSDUle.
LOnaon
pro-
nrivlrps
Vrnm
niihnntl
Prpnch
..u.....t,
-
tjomauiana,
came
reports
mat
iour
ipeal
while
Italy
ls
reported
to
thousand
Ethiopians,
commanded
.....
uuituov.
nv
ijoi.
BiwianK.
uuLcn
veLeran
nr
Ceiwonhlp
Ordered
thc
Boer
War,
had
Invaded
Italian
VALETTA,
Malta.
Oct.
16:
A
Somaliland
and
penetrated
45
-M
av.u
iviw
."v
miics.
caniunnE
me
town
oi
Luen.
tnnrit
.
rr.
I
.ht
1m
Kgardlne
movements
of
war-,
"v.
munary
transfers
and
ae-
;
n
preparations
throughout
this;
vaoc
i
1
Sea
anH
nlr
nU.nrk
nn
I
lu,r,
ritadel
of
the
Br
tish1
nmr
m.4
.
.
r-ic
was
reported
in
pro-;
nunt
snmwnpro
in
tne
film
r'l.
-
..
1
"w-
!
n.
.
,.,uc"
ti
is
announced,
will
be
-ocouand
beginning
Octo-
I
1
TL
.
"iey
nad
been
previously
'
'or
September
17
hut
too
1
(Continued
on
Page
4)
I
This
f
KING
IS
ALREADY
BUSY
4
BUILDING
HIS
CABINET;
4-TO
CALL
CONFERENCE
OTTAWA,
Oct.
16:
(CP)
4-
Premier-elect
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King
ls
reported
to.
have
sum-
4
moped
two
of
his
former
mln-
r
isiers,
lion.
Ernest
Lapolnte
and
Hon.
Ian
Mackenzie,
to
4-
advise
him
In
the
task
of
4-
choosing
a
cabinet.
Hon.
T.
A.
4-h
Crerar.
elected
in
nhnrrhlll
Man.,
In
a
close
fight,
I3
men-
tloned
as
a
member.
Mr.
King
r
announced
today
that
a
Do-
4
y
minlon-provlnclal
conference
4-
would
be
called
In
November.
4-
It
ls
reported
here
that
Pre-
4-I-
mier
Bennett
may
retire
from
h
public
life.
4-
NEW
OIL
STATION
The
presence
In
the
city
for
the
iast
week
of
three
representatives
of
the
Standard
Oil
Co.
of
British
dlumbaWt6'da-trfthe
poss!
ullty
of
that
company
establish
og
a
branch
on
the
local
water-.ront,
it
is
learned
today.
Sites
are
being
inspected
with
a
view
to
ne
gotlating
for
the
acquiring
of
one.
HALIBUT
ARRIVALS
American'
Estep.
24,000,
Royal,
10.4c
and
6c!
Canadian
Edward
Llpsett,
7,000,
Cold
7.7c
and
6c.
WEDDING
ANNOUNCEMENT
The
marriage
of
Miss
Agnes
Comadlna
and
Webster
Pierce
will
take
place
at
8:30
this
evening
at
the
Church
of
the
Annunciation.
I
Today's
V
PROVINCIAL
LIBRARY
I
i
HQ
r
She
Tomorrow's
Tides
prince
Rupert
Part
cloudy,
light
southeast
wind;
barometer,
High
4:55
a.m.
17.9
ft.
30.20;
temperature,
48;
sea
smooth.
16:34
pjn.
19.2
ft.
Low
10:36
a.m.
9.2
ft.
NORTHERN
23:30
p.m.
5.2
ft.
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
U
xxrV
No.
240.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER
16,
1935
Killed
Bear
At
Port
Clements
Chinaman
Fires
Four
Shots
And
Kills
Dog
as
Well
as
Bruin
PORT
CLEMENTS,
B.C.,
Oct.
16:
When
a
bear
tripd
tn
hnatr
lntn
of
Mrs.
Angelo
Phillipson,
a
native
the
B.
C.
Cafe
here
the
other
night
01
ireiana
oui
ior
me
past,
eigni
mere
was
a
regular
fusllade
from
years
a
resident!
of
Prince
Rupert,
the
cafe
and
the
result
was
lnter-
Airs,
rnuupson
was
rwrn
in
1
no-
proprietor,
kill
the
bear
after
four
maston,
Kllkenney,
Irish
Free
State
shots
with
his
gun
but
he
also
and
she
came
to
Canada
in
1909.
killed
his
own
dog
which
had
at
She
leaves
twelve
children
two
of
tacked
bruin.
n.hAm
n
TT"
1
nUllll
...
vvjium,
u.
c.
aim
tv.
j.
riuuipsoil.
To
nr
nf
tho
ln.4f
iri
reside
in
Prince
Rupert.
There
are
said:
"In
ths
mirtrfi
nf
th
if
in
i.uiu
.
.
"
"e
KidiiuL-uiiuicu
ana
oo
grcai-
T
hear
rtntr
him
hbi
i.
grandchildren.
ne
reat
noisp
T
,
.
,
.
.
!
and
get
my
gun
and
go
lookee
see
LABOR
LEADER
HERE
and
I
see
big
bear
at
chicken
A.
R.
Mosher
of
Ottawa,
president
house
rteht
at
mv
riorir
Tht-n
v,ntc
of
the
Canadian
Congress
of
Labor
I
fire,
bang!
bang!
and
then
I
fire
and
one
of
Canada's
most
promln-
twice
more
and
when
I
go
out
to
em
iaDor
leaders,
is
a
visitor
ln
the
see
there
I
find
mv
rinir
A
t
city
to
visit
and
speak
before
var-
sorry
I
kill
bear
because
my
-dog,
lous
local
labor
organizations.
He
he
dead."
arrived
from
the
east
on
last
.
.
night's
train
and
will
proceed
to
John
Rnlepr
rptumpH
h
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
Georce
on
thP
Prinno
nm.
m.
tomorrow
night.
-
-
--.vv
wh-vak,
vtlto
111U111"
ing
from
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
League
May
Use
Huge
British
Fleet
Stationed
in
Mediterranean
!
9
.Al
I
JTYMENlS,
.
1
TUR.KEY
V.
3ttST
lw-w--J
12
WARSHIPS.
ySutf
S
Vlif
4
I
J
PLUS
SUBMARINES.
I
sL-j
4S8&
P-HAIFA
J
5
WARSHIPS
fWARSW.PS.
PLUS
I
A7
rr
CA.n
l
STAT,0NED
.
1
y
AL?!r
PLUS
SUBMARINES
I
S
JT
VP
AKD0THERCRXFT.il-
J?
jf
O
X.
T
.
TSTT
MWJJI
r-L4
.
50
WARSHIPS
AT
yrN
Vc
SUDAN
15
WARSHIPS
ANCHOR
MANY
f
(
O.
'
s
?
CONTROL
EM
OTHERS
NEARBY
f
t
f
?
TRAWCE
TO
1
o
w
A
,"
V
,wA.
1ED5EA'
L
'
.-i
IThREE
FIGHTING
I
THREE
Jfcw
VESSELS
HERE
EL5k
V
'
HERE
r
V
:
'y5u4v,
.
n.unin.
,i..iiine
mnnrc
Ttnlv's
fleet
In
the
Mediterranean.
Notice
how
theiiprf
sa
anH
thp
rhp7
nannl
?
man
map
vTrnpH
shows
snows
The
now
oossiblllty
unwmo
o
f
Britain's
fleet
being
-.
used
-
In
applying
the
sanctions
voted
by
the
League
of
NaUons
Is
voiced
ln
are
many
quarters
although
there
Is
also
considerable
opposition
to
sucn
a
move
ana
France
Is
suggesting
that
the
fleet
be
withdrawn.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
UNCO
-
BRITISH
RELATIONS
TENSE
Yisagreement
Over
Treatment
Of
Italy
is
More
Serious
And
Two
Powers
May
Clash
Shortly
Lt
Britain
Standing
by
Her
Policy
With
Respect
To
I
l
Vn.ol
Arfivifv
MranHmn
War
Pnnlinll
i
!
Ethiopia
With
Little
of
New
Nature
CAIRO,
Egypt,
Oct.
1G:
The
Havas
News
(British)
iports
aciiv
c
cuiiw:inttwuu
uy
vjicui
nmain
ox
iroops,
Lo
Knmliintr
nlnnes
and
tanks
in
Rrrvnf
nn
fho
fr-nnfiov
111?)
UVU
1
"
O
I
"
O
J
I
v
V
1
V.
AlUiltll.1
.i
t
i
1
f
T
i
Ia
.
...
.1
4U
C1
.
.
mi
i
i
tne
liauuiri-uiuiij
ui
ijiua
aim
me
ouuz
zun.e.
me
neei,
it.
ti'ma
5e
mannnmiwrnr
of
fVm
.-v.-....-..,
Al-
VI'C
BdlUC
Hint,
ik
limiiuvuuu
ti,
mc
(tJICti
IU
UlC
nal
From
Rome
the
sudden
shifting
of
fifteen
thou-
jbd
Italian
troops
to
Libya
Is
re-H
tted,
bringing
Premier
Musao-
army
tn
that
region
to
50,000.
RtUtions
"Grave"
PARIS,
Oct
16:
-Today's
editions
'Paris
newspapers
reveal
that
wtnch
government
officials
regard
LIBERAL
LEAD
EVEN
GREATER
Latest
Election
Standing
CONSERVATIVES
41
LIBERALS
,168
C.
C.
F.
8
RECONSTRUCTION
1
SOCIAL
CREDIT
1...
17
INDEPENDENT
CONSERVATIVE
....
.
1
INDEPENDENT
LIBERAL
.
.
.
.
.
...
.
.
...
3
INDEPENDENT
1
UNITED
FARMER
OF
ONT.-LABOR
.;.
1
LIBERAL
PROGRESSIVE
,
2
DOUBTFUL
2
I
Mrs.
Phillipson
Is
Dead
at
Great
Age
Mother
of
Barney
and
Pat
Phillip-son
Passes
Away
This
Morning
The
death
occWred
this
morning
Turgeon
in
Cariboo
Is
Likely
to
Give
Still
Another
Seat
to
Grits
Party
Now
Has
168
in
All
Social
Credit
Further
creases
Its
Strength
One
Third
of
Candidates
Lost
Their
Deposits
In-
OTTAWA,
Oct.
16:
(CP)-With
two
seats
remaining
in
the
doubtful
column
one
in
Quebec
and
the
other
Cariboo
in
British
Columbia
the
Liberals
now
hold
168
seats
as
a
result
of
Monday's
federal
election
with
Conserva-tives,
41;
Social
Credit,
17,
and
Co-operative
Common-
Today's
Stocks
(Cow-tray
B.
U,
Jomurton
Co.)
Vancouver
B.
C.
Nickel,
24.
Big
Missouri,
.54.
Bralorne,
5.65.
B.
R.
Cons.,
.03.
r
a.
v
in
t'
Cariboo
'QuartzT
1.08.
Oentonla,
.18.
Dun
well,
.03
y2.
Golconda,
.16.
Grange,
.01
V2.
Indian,
.01.
Mlnto,
.05
Vi.
Meridian
New,
.19.
Morning
Star,
.04.
National
Silver,
.02.
Noble
Five,
.054.
Porter
Idaho,
.05V4.
Premier,
1.62.
Quesnel
Quartz,
.05
V2.
Reno,
.82.
Salmon
Gold,
.07
(ask)
Taylor
Bridge,
.16.
Wayside,
.14Vi.
"
Whitewater,
.06.
United
Empire,
.04VS.
'
Toronto
Central
Patricia,
1.87..
Chlbougamau,
.13.
Lee
Gold,
.03.
Granada,
.29.
Inter.
Nickel,
31.50.
Macassa,
2.65.
Noranda,
41.75.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
.80.
Siscoe,
2.57.
Ventures,
1.03.
Teck
Hughes,
4.00.
Sudbury
Basin,
1.65.
.Smelter
Gold,
.04.
Can,
Malartlc,
.60.
Little
Long
Lac,
5.40.
Astoria
Rouyn,
.02;2.
Stadacona,
.20.
Maple
Leaf,
.03.
Pickle
Crow,
3.00.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
God's
Lake,
1.60.
Sturgeon
River,
.60:
Red
Lake
Gold
Shore
San
Antonio,
2.55.
1.08.
.41.
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Raining,
calm,
40.
Anyox
Heavy
rain,
calm,
40.
Stewart
Heavy
rain,
calm,
39.
Hazelton
Raining,
calm,
40.
Smlthers-RalrilnE.
calm.
mild.
Burns
Lake
Raining,
calm,
34.
Engagement
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oeoree
J.
Frlzzell
announce
the
engagement
of
their
wealth
Federation,
eight.
In
Cariboo,
J.
G.
Turgeon,
Liberal,
has
a
lead
of
five
hundred
jwlth
seventy
small
polls
to
hear
i
from
and
his
election
6eems
almost
certain
although
the
C.
C.
F.
still
I
has
a
faint
hope
that
the
Peace
River
farm
vote
may
give
enough.
support
to
John
Mclnnls
to
elect
nun.
In
Vancouver-Burrard,
both
Arnold
Webster!
C.
6.
K
and
Mayor
O.
G.
McGeer,
Liberal
claim
to
be
elected
but
the
count
so
far
shows
the
former
to
be
leading
by
nlnetv
and
the
situation
will
likelv
remain
unchanged
until
the
official
count
on
October
25.
McGeer
Dins
his
hopes
on
the
possibility
of
a
mis
take
having
been
made
in
the
counting.
He
had
been
at
first
believed
elected.
The
result
in
West
York,
Ont.,
was
reversed
last
night
when
the
riding
tottered
back
Into
th
T.ih.
eral
column.
The
Conservative
ran.
dldate,
Peter
L.
Brown,
had
bepn
previously
announced
as
winner
by
a
majority
of
twelve
but
J.
f.
t.
Streight,
Liberal,
is
now
declared
elected
by
a
nice
majority.
In
the
iviu
election
this
seat
was
won
hv
Hon.
J.
Earl
Lawson
with
a
majority
of
9475.
Mr.
Lawson
was
elected
In
this
election
In
South
York.
E.
J.
Young,
Liberal
party
stalwart
and
author
of
the
famed
minority
mass
buying
commission
report,
concedes
the
election
of
his
opponent,
Rev.
T.
C.
Douglas,
In
Weyburn,
Sask.
I
More
man
one-third
of
the
can-jdldates
ln
Monday's
election,
342
out
of
894,
apparently
lost
their
deposits,
giving
the
Dominion
trea-
-
sury
a
total
of
$68,000.
"
4
4-
NEW
HOSPITAL
HERE
4
t
IS
AGAIN
MOOTED
The
question
of
a
new
hos-
pital
here
was
again
discussed
at
some
length
at
the
hospital
4-t
board
meeting
last
night.
A
4
100-ward
building
is
being
4-
mentioned.
To
discuss
the
4-
possibility
of
financial
assis-
4-
tance,
the
board
may
send
two
representatives
to
Victoria
4-
next
month
to
interview
the
4
government.
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represen-
tatlves
would
also
attend
the
4
annual
meeting
of
the
British
4
t
Columbia
Hospitals
Assocla-
4
Hon
to
be
held
ln
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on
4
t
November
13
when
the
pro-
t
posed
state
health
Insurance
4
program
of
the
provincial
kov-
4-
ernment
will
be
one
of
the
principal
matters
of
discus-
slon.
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hoard
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on.
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to
Alexan-
cord
with
all
phases
of
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der
Stephen
Mitchell,
youngest
son
proposed
legislation
as.
lt
now
4
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
R.
Mitchell,
the
stands.
marriage
to
take
place
November
22
in
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral.
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