Province
May
Not
Accept
Prisoners
Of
Mounted
Police
5n
Jim;
A"
three
are
Colleymount
The
shooting
of
Perle
occurred
at
o'clock
Monday
evening,
death
Wng
place
at
midnight.
A
British
-w-caiiure
rifle
was
used.
About
an
hour
later
another
shot
was
fteard
in
the
bush,
leading
to
the
Today'
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
prince
Rupert
Dence
fog,
light
High
-12:10
pjn.
18.1
.outheast
wind;
barometer.
30.30;
Low
.5:47
a.m.
4.1
temperature,
57;
sea
smooth.
18:13
p.m.
7.8
NOIOTIERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
BtC-,
TUESDAY,
AUGUST
27,
1935.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
Si
BRTTMS
HAS
NEW
PLAN
FOR
CRISIS
""3
tREPASLATlOm
FOR
NEW
ECONOMIC
ORDER
IN
ALBERTA
Woma
inaici
nuiy
Before
League
For
African
Aggression
Armed
Intervention
in
Ethiopia
Would
Re
Regarded
As
Nothing
Less
Than
War
France's
Attitude
Is
Mnw
frnlro
nf
Attnntinn
n
a
tjtg
Anortist.
27
f
Canadian
Press)
Authoritative
XlIilkJf
41V4
sources
today
said
that
a
British
plan
for
moral
indict-i
t
Ttolu
hpfnrp
the
Leamio
of
Nations
in
case
of
air-
session
in
Ethiopia
nas
Deen
presenieu
10
rremier
rierru
Laval
of
France.
The
plan,
is
described
as
a
substitute
for
mhuwh
BriUsh
Ambassador
clerk
is
,J
reported
as
saying
that
Great
Brl-
Mnnan
KCDOrtCU
haln
would
refuse
10
regard
armed
r
To
Have
Turned
Up
In
Colorado
LEADVI1XE,
Colorado.
August
27
-
Police
officera
were
concentrated
i
j
nhmi
c.an
.nn
u
111
n
'I
.1
,
ll.a
.1
O
n
n
....
A
tlf
A..A
Vm
4
11
-
I
V
1111
Ul
h
VJ
V
.
t
.
Btiwra
vi
nave
a
arge
puuiuu
ui
nu
;vwwu
ransom
money
was
re
ported
by
a
woman
to
have
been
sfen
here
Italian
Intervention
of
Ethiopia
as
"a
colonial
campaign"
or
as
any-
imng
eise
except
war
France
will
remain
completely
neutral
In
the
event
of
war
break
ing
out
between
Italy
and
Ethio-Dla.
It
Is
said
In
high
official
cir
cles
here
although
the
government
failed
to
comment
on
the
subject.
A
sensation
was
caused
yesterday
with
the
arrival
In
Paris
of
Mar
shal
Italo
Balbo,
who
led
the
Ital
ian
mass
flight
to
Chicago
two
years
ago.
There
was
speculation
as
to
his
mission.
Will
Meet
Sanctions
ROME,
August
27
It
was
officially
stated
yesterday
that
Italy
was
preparing
to
meet
any
economic
or
military
pressure
and
did
not
Intend
to
have
Its
Intentions
thwarted
by
any
such
move.
This
country
would
be
prepared
to
take
military
action
against
any
countries
who
applied
sanctions
of
any
kind
aga-
trier
ft
Appucatlon
of
sucn
sane-
..'tlons',
be
they
economic,
financial
or
,
vr-mm.
4
m
VICTORIA,
.
Aueust
27
(Canadian
Columbia
may
refuse
to
accept
as
prisoners
transients
arrested
by
the
i
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
n
Prtii-rnnc
hen
found
beating
their
way
east-
jCnaiOr
lOUZcIlo
ard,
authorities
Indicated
today,
(
.
r
because
of
overcrowding
of
Jails.
'
VjettUlg
DClter
Train
Service
To
j
Peace
River
Now
j
Is
Being
Resumed
EDMONTON
Arnmst
27:
Thi
fast
train
to
arrive
here
from
Waterways
in
a
month,
owing
to
Hood
conditions
In
the
Slave
Lake
aa,
got
In
yesterday.
Making
Good
Recovery
at
Mayo
Clinic
Following
Removal
of
Kidney
KlAtlulluv,
mum.
Senator
James
Couzens
of
Michigan,
who
recently
underwent
an
operation
for
the
removal
of
a
kidney
at
Mayo
Clinic
here,
is
reported
to
be
much
improved
and
it
is
expected
he
will
recover.
F.mll
PntJA
r.Jlrmnnnf
Farmer.
ui
i
CijiCj
vuilvj
iiivuuv
7
m
'
m
W
.1
1
11
1
PI
...
belief
that
uicoif
a
hrlef
search
was
started
but
oncoming
darkness
prevented
u
being
continued
last
night
but
It
resumed
today
unawui-rcctlon
was
to
be
of
Constable
Sandy
of
Burns
Lake,
the
nearest
Piuvm."
h
officer.
Lake
is
believed
to
have
become
demented.
HOLD-UP
IN
VANCOUVER
Three
Men
and
Woman
Raid
Government
Liquor
Store
and
Escape
With
$275
VANCOUVER,
August
27
(Canadian
Press)
Three
men
and
a
woman
held
up
the
all-night
liquor
store
on
Howe
Street
at-1:15
this
morning
and
escaped;
with
$275.
The
robbers
hired
a
taxi
and
trussed
up
the
driver.
They
fired
four
shots,
two
as
they
were
entering
the
store,
one
while
they
were
inside
and
another
as,
they
were
leaving.
The
hold-up
party
escaped
In
the
taxi
which
was
laUr
recovered
with
the
driver
still
tied
up.
SEARCH
IS
I
ihot
1
o
Ueath;
AH5?2ea
oiayei
Believed
To
Have
Killed
Self
....
i
hi
j
c:i
t..i-
n
i
j
..onit
nt
o
i
nr.
vv
u
u
,
uui
rene,
agea
do,
is
aeaa
as
u
jmuh-
"
,
,
;
i
.
itne
stomach
and
John
Lake,
who
is
auegeu
lu
r
him,
is
believed
to
have
taken
his
own
life
m
a
shooting
agedy
last
evening
at
Colleymount
on
Francois
Lake
m
me
central
interior,
according
to
a
mesage
recsiveu
at
ui-vicional
headquarters
of
the
provincial
police
here
today
om
Sergeant
J.
C
Bowen
of
Sml-
'
"
thprs
i
i
i
.
.
,
i.
..
.
L.-k
t
Lake
nirD
tTiav
may
have
have
snot
snot
uw
io
mso
reported
io
nave
Shot.
af.
IPvamI.
lli
-r
-
jour.
Quart,
puiwng
a
dui
1st
thrmicrVi
Wl.
Kllf
fint
-i
Inlnflnn
.
B
n
1110
1
i
WIDESPREAD
But
Quest
for
Missing
Fairbanks
Pilot
and
His
Passengers
Is
Still
Fruitless
FAIRBANKS.
Alaska,
August
27
Ten
skilled
filers,
combing,
,
the
country'
between
here
and
Dawson
bv
-
ruths
three
miles
apart,
were
unsuccessful
at
the
end
of
the
wetk
In
finding
any
trace
of
the
plane
in
which
Pilot
Arhur
Hines,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Lonz
and
Alton
Nor-dale
have
been
missing
since
a
week
ago
yesterday.
The
search
is
being
directed
by
Percy
Hubbard,
a
partner
of
Hines,
and
it
Is
expected
that
Pilot
Joe
Crosson,
who
flew
south
last
week
with
the
bodies
of
Will
Rogers
and
Wiley
Post,
will
hasten
back
from
Oklahoma
to
assist
In
the
hunt
In
which
river
boats,
miners
and
Indians
have
Joined.
There
Is
believed
to
be
little
thance
now
of
any
of
the
party
be
ing
found
alive.
Stranere
Epidemic
,o
a
Sweeps
Calcutta
Disease
Is
Characterized
By
Fever
And
Swelling
Whtcn
Keauces
Victims
To
Invalidism
CALCUTTA.
August
27:
Cal
cutta
is
experiencing
an
epidemic
of
a
strange
malady
wnicn
is
characterized
by
Intermittent
fever
and
swelling
of
the
legs
and
other
limbs
which
reduces
Its
victims
to
.
.-
1-
J
-
:
Invalidism.
No
cure
ror
uie
maiaayi
which
It
Is
believed
mosquitoes
are
spreading,
can
be
found.
Halibut
Arrivals
Summary
American
16,000
pounds,
8.1c.
and
5c.
to
8.2c.
and
5.5c.
Canadian
28,000,
5.7c.
and
5c.
to
5.Qc.
and
5.3c.
American
Judith,
8,500,
8.1c.
and
5.5c,
Visitor,
7,500,
8.2c.
and
5c.,
pa
cific.
I
Canadian
Bobby,
5;500,
5.8c.
and
5c.
Booth.
-
Domino
II.,
7,500,
5.9c.
and
5.3c,
Cold
Storage.
;
Mother
II.,
10,000,
5.9c.
and
5.3c,
Cold
Storage.
Cape:Race,
5,000.
5.7c
and
5.3c,
Booth.
.
Both
Ready
to
Talk
For
Ethiopia
Today's
Stocks
(Courtesy
S.
I),
Jonnsion
Co.)
Vancouver
'
B.C.
Nickel,
21.
Big
Missouri,
.54
Bralorne,
4.75.
B.R.
Con.,
.03
V2.
B.R.X.,
,07i.
Cariboo
Quartz,
1.04.
.
Dentonla.
.25.
Dunwell,
.05.
Georgia
River,
.00.
Golconda,
.18.
Glacier
Creek,
.01.
V
Grange,
.01
Vi.
Indian,
.01.
Mlnto,
.06.
f,
Meridian,
.04.
.
Morning
Star,
-03Tb.
.
National
Silver,
03.
Noble
Five,
.05?;;
Pend
OreUle,
.68.
Porter
Idaho,
.05
Premier,
1.47.
Reward,
.02.
Reno,
.88.
Sllvercrest,
.0034.-
Salmon
Gold,
.10.
Wayside,
.11.
'
-
Whitewater,
.05V'2.
United
Empire,
.03
V2.
Toronto
Central
Pat,
1.62.
'
Chlbougamau,
15?4
Lee
Gold,
.03
Vi.
Granada,
.20.
Inter.
Nickel,
29.15.
Macassa,
1.75.
Noranda,
39.00.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
.81.
Slsco,
2.60.
Ventures,
.98.
Lake
Maron,
W.
.
Tech
Hughes,
4.05.
Sudbury
Basin,
.1.71.
Smelters
Gold,
.04.
Little
Long
Lac,.
4.E0.
Can.
Malartlc,
.60.
Astoria
Royun,
.03.
Stadacona,
.20
'4.
Maple
Leaf,
.03.
McKenzle
Red
Luke,
1.15.
Gods
Lake,
1.45.
Sturgeon
River,
.89.
Red
Lake
Gold
Shore,
,28V2.
San
Antonio,
3.15.
VANCOUVER
SINGER
DIES
W
If
peace
talk
of
M.
Hawarlate,
E
of
Nations
conference
In
Genev
battery
will
be
-ad"
"talk"
aeroplanes.
This
Is
first
plctute
VANCOUVER,
August
27,
(CP):
Ernest
Caldwell,
weU
known
local
baritone
soloist,
vocal
teacher
and
radio
singer,
died
here
yes-
jterday.
.hiopian
delegate,
fails
at
League
i,
this
Ethiopian
anti-aircraft
for
the
country
against
Italian
of
Ethiopian
air
defence.
BIG
STORM
IN
NEWFOUNDLAND
.i
j
.
:ToII
of
Eight
L'.vcs
Is
Taken
Schooner
Effle
Morrissey
Had
Bad
Time
of
It
Fierce
Tempest
Full
Extent
of
Mortality
and
Loss
of
Property
Not
Yet
Ascertained
ST.
JOHN'S,
Newfoundland,
August
27
A
terrific
rain
and
windstorm
took
a
heavy
toll
In
life
and
craft
and
also
Interrupted
shore
communication.
There
was
t
also
property
damage
and,
as
far
as
is
now
known,
there
were
eight
lives
lost.
When
the
schooner
Walter
foundered,
Capt.
Butcher
of
Klngwell.
his
four
brothers
and
another
seaman
were
lost
off
Trepassey.
Three
other
schooners
were
sighted
drift
ing
with
no
sign
of
life
Hatches
from
a
steamship
were
washed
on
shore
at
Bell
Island.
This
morning
the
schooner
Anita
was
picked
up,
the
bodies
of
Capt.
Walsh
and
his
young
son
floating
ashore.
Capt.
Bob
Bartlfitt,
veteran
ex
plorer,
bound
from
New
York
to
the
Arctic
with
his
fr.mous
schooner,
Effle
Morrissey,
reported
that
his
rVtlt-t
V,rl
Kiorl
o
KnH
Hmo
hill
nil
urns!
well.
Fire
Bus
In
Denver
Busy
rolice
Officers
Assigned
to
Special
Duty
and
AH
Firemen's
Leaves
Cancelled
DENVER,
Colorado.
August
27
Police
officers
have
been
assigned
to
special
duty
here
In
connection
With
the
activities
of
a
suspected
fire
bug
following
the
outbreak
dur-ine
the
past
couple
of
days
of
-fires
of
Incendiary
origin.
The
lncendl-arist
appeared
at
first
to
be
devot
ing
his
attention
to
church
buUd-lngs
but
has
now
started
oh
busi
ness
premises.
Leaves
of
all
fire
men
have
been
cancelled.
ABERHART
TELLS
HOW
SOCIAL
I
CREDIT
WOULD
OPERATE;
TAX
i
ON
TURNOVER
IS
HIS
PLAN
CALGARY,
August
27
In
an
important
statement
yesterday
Premier-Designate
William
Aberhart
explained
how
the
Social
Credit
party
intended
to
carry
out
its
basic
dividend
plan
of
$25
per
month
for
every
adult
citizen
of
Alberta.
In
the
first
place,
the
evangelist-economist
stated
that
the
dividend
would
not
be
paid
to
any
persons
who
had
not
been
bona-flde
residents
of
...
..
the
province
for
at
least
one
year.
If
the
banks
would
not
co-operate
with
the
government,
the
province
of
Alberta
would
opn
a
bank
of
Its
own.
The
outlay
of
between
$100,000,-000
and
$120,000,000
annually
which
it
is
estimated
will
be
required
to
provide
the
basic
dividend
will
be
obtained
principally
from
an
unearned
or
turnover
tax
Fair
prices
for
all
commodities
iln
the
province
will
be
established
and
from
these
prices
the
govern-lrr?nt
will
deduct
the
turnover
tax.
here
Is
how
the
tax
would
operate:
A
fair
price
of
60c
per
bushel
would
bs
established.
Of
this
the
farmer
would
receive
55c
and
the
government
would
take
5c.
The
bushel
of
wheat
would
produce
40
pounds
of
flour
which
would
sell
at
$1.10,
the
government
taking
the
10c
Bread
would
sell
for.
7c
-a
loat:ot
which
the
government
would
take
lc.
Therefore,
on
every
bushel
(Continued
on
Page
4)
FORMER
BANK
HEAD
SUICIDE
Tragic
Case
of
William
McKee,
At
One
Time
Vice-President
of
Michigan
Institution
LOS
ANGELES,
August
27
Wll
Ham
McKce,
aged
63,
at
one
time
I
vice-president
of
the
Fort
Dear
born
National
Bank
but
more
re
cently
living
on
relief,
the
recipient
of
a
dole
of
from
$4.50
to
$7.50
per
month,
was
found
seated
on
a
park
bench
here,
a
suicide
with
a
bullet
through
the
head.
On
his
person
were
found
a
number
of
letters,
making
bitter
observations
of
life
and
stating
that
his
only
relative
was
his
aged
and
poor
mother
In
Belfast,
Ireland.
One
letter
expres
sed
appreciation
to
a
benefactor
but
said
that
he
could
no
longer
con
llnue
to
receive
his
bounty
GENOA
HAS
BIGST0RM
Five
Killed,
Many
Seriously
Hurt
And
Much
Damage
Done
By
Cyclone
And
Tidal
Wave
GENOA,
August
27:
At
least
five
persons
were
killed
and
fifty
seriously
Injured
In
a
cyclone
and
tidal
wave,
accompanied
by
a
waterspout,
which
swept
this
city.
Heavy
property
damage
was
done,
an
airplane
base
being
wiped
out
and
shipping
suffering
severe
cas-ualltles.
Highways
were
also
dam
aged
and
communications
Inter
fered
with.
TEXAS
JOINS
-
WET
PARADE
Southern
State
Decides
Upon
Re
peal
of
Prohibition
by
Majority
of
55,000
AUSTIN,
Texas,
August
27
Af
ter
having
been
dry
for
sixteen
years,
Texas
has
voted
for-
repeal
of
the
state
dry
laws.
Latest
figures
show
a
majority
of
55,000
for
re
peal.
Warm
Wather
Jn
South
of
Province
Excellent
Conditions
Are
Prevail
ing
Throughout
British
Columbia
VANCOUVER.
August
27:
There
was
fine
sunny
weather
throughout
the
province
yesterday.
Vancouver
recorded
88
above
and
Victoria
85.
AGED
WOMAN
KILLED
VANCOUVER.
August
27:
Mrs.
F.
McKlssop
of
Burnaby,
aged
70,
was
killed
by
an
automobile
while
crossing
Klngsway
on
Sunday.
PUBLIC
MEETING
In
the
interests
of
the
candidature
OLOF
HANSON
Moose
Hall
at
8
p.m.
Wednesday,
Aug.
28
Speakers:
TOM
REID
Liberal
Candidate
for
New
Westminster.
OLOF
HANSON
Liberal
Candidate
for
Skeena.
.
Ladies
cordially
invited.
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