Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
print?
RupertCl'",
light
south-,riv
wind
barometer.
29.80;
tera-icrafure.
56:
sea
smooth.
UIV
No.
208.
home
flee'
of
flxty
ships.
,
Por'im
ath
fully
equip-
irlg
tit
cmlse.
In
I
1TJT
1
rrtr
I
Brown,
R,
.
Benson
Char-
pouth.
C
Q.
Minns.
H.
F.
r
rremier
Pierre
La-
,
Vancc
that
Italy,
would
4
11
from
launching
active-
i
COURT
IS
IN
SESSION
Several
Civil
Actions,
Two
Appeals
And
A
Number
Of
Naturalization
Applications
Dealt
With.
I
41V
J
II
I
A
I
h
1
Following
the
summer
vacation,
MiH&lUi&lXJ
mtrnlar
mnnthW
i
.
1
1
uu(fc
uum
were
resuiucu
nerc
E.ttAH
'.5
fc
,
"
.
?!me'
this
morning
before
Judge
W.
E.
r
"
"""iu-ucicrr
.
Fisher
with
Rvral
Hvlt
.Mnn
Filed
Todiy
ja
coupie
appeals
and
thirteen
"
naturalization
aDDlicatlons
on
the
I
pinat'5Dapfi.
for
Cyril
Hod-
list.
Omt
i.'Ug?Lst.
as
candidate;
The
list
is
as
follows:
pena
in
the
forthcoming
fed-
i
tlsk
Mlnlnir
C.n
T.tH
vs
Anrirpw
!rti.:n
were
filed
today.
Mr.
Pe'te,
Patmore
&
Fulton
for
plain
ts
uius
ine
lust
candidate
to
tiff.
Williams,
Manson.
Brown
&
Uy
entT
the
field
J.
T.
Ha
r-
Harvey
for
defendant,
stood
over.
names
as
official
agent.
;
Northern
British;
Columbia
Power
following
names
arc
on
Che
Co.
vs.
Dunwell
Mlnee
Limited,
$713,
s
of
Mr
Orme
,
Patmore
&
Fulton
for
plaintiff.
Cecs,
Hasten
Hanklnson,
G.
Williams,
Manson,
Brown
&
Har-i
linker
John
Prcece.
Miss
E.
vey
for
defendants,
stood
over.
Mi
W
R,
LoVPi
Mrs
Rljth
M.
i
William
Rlntala
vs.
Dunwell
11
Dr
R
o.
Lanre.
Jatncs
H.
Mines
Ltd.,
mechanics
lien,
Pat-
iPn,
W
Ollohttst
C.
C.
Ket-
more
&
Fulton
for
plaintiff,
Wll-
p"'y
Carncron.
H.
F
Mac-
Hams,
Manson,
Brown
it
Harvey
M
Fred
Ritchie,
Ernest
Un-'for
defendant,
struck
off
list.
Srevor
D.
Johnston,
Dr.
W.
C.
George
Little
vs.
R.
W.
Munger,
Dr
H,
L,
Alexander,
R.
wl
$17-74,
Williams.
Manson,
Brown
Fon.
Mrs.
clam
v
tv,.
u
naryey
ior
piainuu,
raimore
.....
w,.no,
..!.
Fulton
for
defendants,
settled
Harry
Moo
vs.
KUlas
Si
Christopher
Ltd.,
$48.50,
Williams,
Brown
&
Harvey
for
plain-
I
1
-
I
Mil,
IV.
AlCljClUlclU
lUl
UUICUU-
OflaV
Q
WoifllOf
ants-
September
23.
I
UWJ
"IT
CUlliCl
Sidney
M".
Evcrleigh
vs.
C.
Haw
thorne.
Williams.
Manson.
Brown
'e
Island-
Part
cloudy,
light,
&
Harvey
for
plaintiff,
Patmore
"c
wina,
sa
smooth.
I
Fulton
for
oeienaant,
u.
r.
wra
Island
Part
cloudy,
'
Campbell
for
defendant,
$69.52.
southwest
w'nd.
moderate
September
25.
!
I
Jack
Reamer
vs.
M.
E.
HlPpisley,
:a-
-Clear,
cilm.
tPmnom.
'$98.45
and
damages.
Williams.
1
'
"
,i,
t.
II.n.n
tnr
F-CIear,
calm,
55.
f
-Clear,
e!m,
39,
.
r'Wn--Cloudv
calm
if
Phe-
-Clear
calm.
mild.
Psn
Lae-
-Clcnr,
calm,
43.
4
POLINI
WITIIOLDS
''"MTARY
OPERATIONS
juansoii,
ijiuwu
ex.
..ai.v.j
.vl.
plaintiff.
Patmore
&
Fulto'n
for
defendant.
September
18.
I
T.
W.
Collins
vs.
T.
Shrubsall
and
Lewis
Pitcher,
$148,
Williams,
Manson,
Brown
&
Harvey
fo?
plaintiff.,
defendant
(Pitcher)
in,
person,
September
20.
j
Appeals
Arthur
Watson
vs.
the
King.
Patmore
&
Fulton
for
respondent,
:mp
a
I
T
i
September
10.
"in.
September
9
Offl-
The
King
vs.
G.
H.
Munro,
Sept-
;"r"ia"0!1
was
given
ember
11.
rday
niflht
tn
rrnnrt
mt
.
Benito
'Mussolini
had
4
Vaftcouver
Wheal
VANCOUVER,
September
9
(CP)
ary
operation,
..i
i
.
,.
i"pla
until
tu
r
6
'
Wheat
was
quotca
ai,
oou
uu
K
rid
.abandoned
iliH
!?Ue
0f
pocal
Exchange
today.
Ion.
ne-
'em
of
the
East
African
1
NF.w
YORK.
September
9
(CP):
C-'v-
'
'
-
.
.
,
.
.
Bar
silver
was
uncnangca
at
j3-8c
on
the
local
metal
market
4
market
today.
j
'
'
,
-
j
J
IX
She
Well
Known
Vancouver
Aledical
Man
To
Oppose
G.
G.
McGeer
In
Federal
Contest
VANCOUVER,
September
9
(Canadian
Press)
Dr.
W.
H.
Turnbull,
well
known
local
physician
and
sur-geoon,
has
been
nominated
candidate
of
the
Stevens
Reconstruction
party
for
Vancduver-Burrard
in
the
forthcoming
federal
election.
This
is
the
riding
la.
which
Mayor
O.
O.
McGeer
Is
the
Liberal
candidate,
Conservatives
and
C.C.F,
being
also
In
thfe
field.
Wilfrid
Han-bury
held
the
seat
for
the
Liberals
In'
the
last,
Pariiarrent.
Pound
Sterling
And
"I
-1
11
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER
9,
19357
widowj
and
Roy
Llpsett.
erthwaite
Was
Principal
S
'
seaport
ciy
of
Genoa,
in
northern
.
Italy,
which
was
swept
by
a
devastating
tidal
wave
leaving
an
unknown
:oll
of
death
and
cv.ormous
tleeLr?cnnoS
proper
y
damage.
were
smashed,
putting
the
city
i
i
darkness.
Houses
were
bio
ap
t
b?
th
terruc
whS
tied
the"
huge
wa"
of
water
down
pon
the
city
Shins
being
loadedth
war
suppli
s
?
ge
Africa
were"
c"
torn,
from
their
woorings
and
c
ushed
against
the
piers.
Troops
an
X
black-shirts
rushed
to
the
Htv
searched
the
debris
with
torchlights
for
victims
throughout
the
night
Cowp
one
daughter,
Mrs.
Dr.
TurnhujI
Is
Named
Candidate
Winnipeg
Wheat
Price
Bounds
Up
Ul
'UV
"
Cd(fharp
Reaction
in
Today's
Trading
VANCOUVER,
September
9
The
As
Keactioon
To
Price-
Peyglnr
j
late
F.
M.
Cowpefthwalte
for
manyj
WINNIPEG,
s-ntmhr
o
tr.
years
was
Drincln:!
of
Dawson
'
r,
.
,.T
......
.
uiau
x-icas;
wncur
mrce
f.
..
,;.
.
.
.
.
jumpca
Schoollrr
the
West
Endn
havmg
re-
Sa?urd
cents
a
bushel
ln
pr;ce
,n
turned
some
time
ago
from
teach-
,,,.h
f
u-
t.-,
ing.
He.
was
a
past
mailer
of
Mount
pegging.
Tne
advance
tn
Hermorr
Lodoe
A.F.
At
A
M
nnrf
hart
...
.
.
,imu
auowca
unaer
exenange
reg-
been
secretary
of
that
lodge
for
ulations.
May
touching
91V,c.
many
years.
He
lr
survived
by
a
Damage
By
Fire
To
Basement
of
Third
Ave;
Horn
Canadian
uoiiar
un
,mu
:
TJ
r
r
.which
is
,
owned
by
xt
v
in
,
ACW
lork
EvchangC
occupied
by
Sam
B
NEW
YORK,
September
9
The
British
pound
sterling
was
quoted
at
$4.938
on
the
lonal
foreign
exchange
market
at
th?
week-end
and
the
Canadian
dollar
at
99
11-16.
CANADIAN
GOLD
PRICE
MONTREAL,
September.
9
The
Canadian
gold
price
at
the
weekend
was
$35.12
per
fine
ounce,
down
lc.
Canon
Alfred
J.
Vale,
Anglican
Church
clergyman
from
Chapleau,
Ontario,
is
a
visitor
ln
the
city
ln
the
course
of
a
trip
to
the
Pacific
Coast.
He
arrived
on
the
Cat-ala
last
night
from
Vancouver
and
will
omr.epd
Kant
on
this
evening's
train.
Reciprocal
Trade
Treaty
Now
jUiujer
Negotiation
Based
On
v
Both
Sides
Cutting
Duties
OTTAWA,
September
9
(Canadian
Press)
Reduction
in
the
present
rate
of
duty
on
more
than
seven'
hundred
items
of
natural
and
manufactured
products
in
return
for
a
fifty
percent
reduction
in
United
States
tariff
rates
on
a
specified
number
of
Canadian
natural
products
and
some
processed
commodities
forms
the
basis
upon
which
Canada
and
the
United
States
are
attempting
to
negotiate
a
reciprocal
trade
treaty,
it
is
disclosed
in
correspondence
between
Premier
R.
B.
Rennett
and
Secretary
of
State
Cordel)
Hull,
of
the
United
States.
.
Negotiations
are
continuing.
Damage
was
done
to
the
basement
of
a
residence
at
1010
Third
Avenue
near
the
corner
of
Ninth
Street
by
fire
which
broke
out
at
5:50
Saturday
evening,
children
playing
in
the
basement
having
set
a
box
of
excelsior
alight.
The
basement
was
all
ablaze
bv
th
time
the
fire
department
was
tailed
but
the
damage
was
confined
to
that
part
of
the
residence.
There
is
insurance
on
the
hhnp
O.
Guelpa
and
Bill.
Hanson
Receive
Wei!
at
Fishing
Points
Up
Coast
Olaf
Hanson,
seeking
re-election
as
candidate
for
the
Llberai
Party
in
Skeena
riding
at
the
forthcoming
federal
election,
returned
.Saturday
from
a
brief
campaign
trip
by
gasboat
as
far
up
the
coast
as
Mill
Bay.
Port
Simpson
and
some
of
the
fishing
camris
were
visited
and
Mr.
Hanson
was
given
a
hearty
reception.
Baseha!!
Scores
SATURDAY'S
SCORES
National
League
Philadelphia,
0;
Chicago.
4.
New
York,
2;
Cincinnati,
4.
Boston,
5;
St.
Lo'ils,
8.
Brooklyn,
4;
Pitteburg
5.
American
League
Detroit,
9-15;
Philadelphia.
7-1.
Chicago,
3-2;
New
York,
2-5.
Cleveland,
5-5;
Bcrton,
3-4.
St.
LoulSj
4-4;
Washington,
7.
SUNDAY
SCORES
'
American
League
Detroit
3;
Washington,
4.
Chicago
2-2;
Boston,
6-5.
Cleveland,
2-4;
New
York,
3-5.
St.
Louts,
9-7;
Philadelphia,
4-5.
National
League
Brooklyn,
8-6;
Cincinnati,
4-4.
Philadelphia,
0-4;
St.
Louis,
11-2.
E.
Pierce,
well
known
local
hali
but
f
lshermah,
Is
leaving
on
this,
evening's
train
for
Boston
and',
Halifnv
tn
iinH
fVio
nrlnfor
...
.
vf,..v
v.v
n
in
av.
i
.
j
been
administered,
one
last
nleht
and
the
other
this
afternoon.
Following
a
report
this
morning
that
Long
was
gaining
strength
and
resting
satisfactorily,
it
was
stated
this
afternoon
that
he
had
taken
a
i'urri'
for
the
worse:
"No
Information
will
be
available
for
about
seventy-two
hours,"
physicians
said.
Halibut
Arrivals
Summary
American
78,000
pounds,
8.1c.
and
5.5c.
to
8.5c.
and
5.5c.
Canadian
104,000
pounds,
5.5c.
ahd
6c.
to
6.7c.
and
6c.
American
Betty,
20,500,
8.1c.
and
5.5c,
Pa
cific.
Bravo,
12,000,
8.5c.
and'
5.5c,
Ro
yal.
FriscOj
9,000,
8.5c
and
5.5c,
Ro
yal.
Hazel
H.,
18,000.
3.1c
and
5.5c,
Booth.
Rainier
II..
8.500.
2.5c.
anrf
5.5c.
Cold
Storage.
Emma,
10,000,
8.5c.
and
5.5c,
At-lln.
Canadhn
Cape
Spencer,
10,000,
5.8c.
and
6c,
Cold
Storage.
'
Lysekil,
21,000,
going
to
Vancou
ver.
Bobby,
4,500,
6c.
and
6c,
Atlln.
Southend,
17,000,
6.5c.
and
6c,
Sold
Storage:
Atll,
8,000
6c
and
6c,
Atlln.
Balsac,
7,000,
6.3c.
and
6c,
Booth.
Clipper
II.,
10,000,
6.7c.
and
6c,
Cold
Storage.
Unome.
8,500,,
5.7c.
and
6c,
Cold
Storage.
Joe
Baker,
4,000.
6.1c
and
6c,
Booth.
Ingrid'
H,
10,000
6.2c
and
6c.
At
lln.
Cape
Spoar,
5,000,
5.5c.
and
6c.
Cold
Storage.
Takla,
37,000.
going
to
Vancou
ver.
lie
agement
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
W.
Wesch
an
nounce
the
engagement
of
their
High
,
10:52
a.m.
17.4
ft.
22:42
pjii.
19.8
ft.
Low
4:24
am.
5.2
ft.
16:30
p.m.
8.3ft.
PKICE:
5
CENTS
REPA$A
TIONS
FOR
WAR
CONTINUE
VEY
LONG
IS
SHOT
IN
ABDOMEN
BY
WOULD-BE
ASSASSIN
vat
Britain
Getting
fleet
in
Readiness
For
Almost
Any
Eventuality
Ion
Is
Gaininng
Ground
That
Mussolini
Will
Not
Forego
Military
Action
in
Ethiopia
No
xMattcr
What
Happens
At
Geneva.
NDON,
September
9
(Canadian
Press)
Authorita-ources
today
confirmed
the
belief
that
Great
Britain
oncentratcd
and
prepared
her
Mediterranean
and
fleets
for
any
eventuality.
This
information
came
on
of
a
report
of
Italian
naval
excercises
in
South
Si-ind
as
the
conviction
increased
in
official
quarters
premier
MU&roiini
wuuia
not
military
artion
tn
Ethiopia
le
j
of
wiiat
happens
at
Ge-
great
gathering
of
British
Is
concentrated
around
Suez
HugeTidal
Wave
Sweeps
Italian
Seaport
Assailant
of
Kingdsh
Is
Slain;
Stormy
Solon
Is
in
Grave
Condition
Shooting
Occurs
in
Corridor
of
State
House
on
Sunday
Might
Machine
Guns
Make
Quick
Work
of
Attacker.
BATON
ROUGE,
Louisiana,
September
9
(Canadian
Press)
Senator
Huey
Long
was
shot
and
wounded
in
the
abdomen
in
State
House
last,
night
and
his
assailant,
Dr.
C.
A.
Weiss
jr.,
a
thirty-year
old
political
opponent,
was
shot
and
killed.
Representative
Dave
Cole
said
that
the
man
fired
at
Lone
as
he
uassed
in
tht
the
House
and
Senate
chambers.;
.
Bodyguards
Imm-dtately
mowed
.
.
Weiss
down
with
machine
gun
fire.
Vl
A'
(J
Y
AkH
Long
is
in
hospital
and,
although
1
I'll
V
Li
his
condition
is
grave.
It
is
hoped
I
he
will
recover.
Doctors
flew
from
New
Orleans
to
asr-ist
in
attending
CREMATED
him.
Two
blood
tranfuslons
have
I.,
.
"
mass
uisposai
Ul
DOQies
VI
f
lorma
Hurricane
Disaster
136
Dead
MIAMI,
September
9:A
Roman
Catholic
priest,
a
Jewish
Rabbi
and
a
Protesant
minister
officiated
on
Saturday
when
a
mass
cremation
was
held
to
dispose
of
the
bodies
of
victims
of
the
hurricane
disaster
ln
the
Keys
district
last
week.
As
well
as
one
malor
one.
there
were
large
funenral
Dyres
at
other
points.
,
The
Red
Cross
relief
authorities
on
Saturday
night
placed
the
veterans
dead
and
missing
at
327
and
the
civilians
at
119.
In
addition,
286
were
injured,
many
ser
iously.
A
federal
inquiry
is
being
launch
ed.
There
has
been
some
criticism
as
to
why
some
of
the
veterans
Could
not
have
been
removed
to
safety.
Funeral
Held
At
Essington
Victor
Herbert
Roberts
Tassed
Away
At
Skeena
River
Village
PORT
ESSINGTON,
September
9
The
funeral
of
the
late
Victor
Herbert
Roberts
took,
place
at
Port
Essington.
The
service
was
held
ln
Pierce
Memorial
United
Church,
the
minister,
Rev.
Frank
Bushfield,
being
assisted
by
Rev.
M.
H.
Lawrence
of
Kitkatla.
The
"body'
was
escorted
from
the
church
to
the
cemetery
by
the
Port
Essington
band.
.
.
Many
floral
tributes,
indicated
the
esteem
in
which
deceased
was
held.
A
widow
and
three
young
children
are
left
to
mourn
his
looss".
iramp,
iuoo,
e.2c
and
6c,
Cold;
word
received
hv
mall
from
Storage.
i
Ottawa
today
is
-o
the
effect
uoreen,
8.000..5C.
and
6c
Pacl-
that
the
ouestlon
of
rlvW
lease
of-
ground
on,
the
local
dry
dock
property
to
the
Mu-
1
4
tual
Pulp
and
Paper
Mills
Ltd.
for
the
establishment
of
a
pjiip
mill
is
still
undr
consldera-
tlon
of
the
government
at
Ot-
4
tawa.
It
appears
that,
owing
to
DRY
DOCK
LEASE
FOR
4
PULP
ftllLL
IS
STILL
UNDER
CONSIDERATION
4
nressure
of
busslnes.?.
nl!
thp
a
only
daughter,
Rose
Eileen,
to
Mr.
'4
denartmentc
concerned
have
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.
tm
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...
fTeaencK
Harvey
Cameron,
son
of
not
been
ahle
tn
tnrptKor
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
II.
Cameron.
The
'
4
as
yet.
wedmng.to
take
place
on
Thursday,
September
19.
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