T
Today's
Weather
prince
Rupert
Ram,
southeast
Tlnd
six
miles
per
hour;
barometer
30.02;
temperatu'
52;
sea
XXIV
No.
232
H.
M.
i
I
-
-a
c
S.
SKEENA
leaves
me
council
oi
tne
ucaguc
wm
report
from
Its
committee
of
i
rrn
rnnnnmn
n
v
i
1
1
f
iLdiiiiu
wporu
from
Addis
AbaDa
tnai
rtlwn
has
made
peace
overtures
to
-r
--"0
-
1
,
t
started,"
a'
government
spokes-
iiii
sain
Ethiopia
has
of
flclallv
communl-
wtv
ViUWiVVU.v...
f
in
ill
nnnti
nm
i
e
pi
nii
inns
mil.
inni(l..
-
I
iUn
nm
0
vut
nggitoouio
tit
miv
vw
LIU
Ethiopian
Embargo
ujndon,
Oct.
7:
(CP)
Lilting
1
Trm
....
1
n
net
anus
viuuai&u
6ow
T
h
lAhl
.
.
.
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.
t
A
ppre
ii'.j
t
P
nrflpi.
4.
The
decision
t.
n
nprmlt
British
me
Leaeue
of
Nations
exoected
1
iri.
ii
...
.
.
.
ie
next
iorvy-eigni
nours.
Aft
a
four-dav
visit
to
this
'
a.
bKeena.
uommau-
pr
T
n
...
.
.
.
.
.
u.
vv.
umna
u.
a.
u.,
leib.ut
v.u4
uiuunne.
rne
vessel
win
cnirn
t
i
i
i
,
...
m
ucr
Dase
ai
t.squimait
Dy
wjr
stages,
rne
oestroyer
was
'nan
...
-v..
lur
puDiic
insDectlon
Satur-
-"u
ouuuay
aiternoons
ana
TWELVE
K1LLF.11
IV
7-
i.
'
-MyUUl
I
ll
ll
I
InltnrJ
1
I
,
wmtcu
All
LUlt'6
T
iau
Dianp
U'Prn
VIHftl
n,ARi
X.
npro
An.i..
ii
.
.
-v
viiy
tni5
morning
when
machlne
crashed
Into
a
nui.
The
dead
include
nine"
Pengers,
two
pilots
and
a
FALL
ENDS
TIGERS
ARE
was
IN
DEATH
CHAMPIONS
Frank
Levy,
Kecent
Arrival
From
World
Series
Ends
Today
With
Vic-Stewart,
Fatally
Hurt
In
Drop-
j
tory
For
American
Leaguers,
inp
Over
Cliff
On
Water-
Giving
Them
Their
front
!
First
Title
returning
home
from
her
duties
at
the
Fleet
Cafe,
heard
his
groans
and
calls
for
help
and
returned
to
the
restaurant
to
advise
the
police
by
teelphone.
Officers
going
to
the
scene
found
Levy
in
a
helpless
condition
and
removed
him
to
ths
police
station,
where
a
doctor
was
called
who
had
him
taken
to
tn?
hospital
where
he
.expired
later
in
the
morning.
Levy
told
the
police
that
he
had
fallen
over
the
cliff
but
wis
con
dition
was
such
that
he
was
not
able
to
give
much
Information
as
to
his
movements
during
the
night.
It
is
believed
that
he
probably
had
lain
unconscious
some
time
on
tmtown
about
midnight
Dnreased
was
alone
at
the
time
and
circumstances
arc
believed
to
Agassiz.
He
lived
McClymont
Park.
UnM
In
TTki
rr.
.
V
.
AR
sITIJA
TMN
fC
duwa
is
Captured
on
Sunday
By
Italians;
Committee
of
League
Blames
Mussolini
For
i'!i4:nn
nf
I
Tnvonnni.
Warranting
Other
Na
tions
in
imposing
aanc-
m
.
iif
i
eace
Overtures
nave
C(..iJ
ft
To
Ac.
GaNhjVA,
Uct.
(Un
..i
..r
t.
t
....
-
.
.
...
ations
cominmee
oi
six.
finally
approved
this
IIIUlllEa
llllUk
tllUb
L11L
.X.
1.
Ik
-
1
i.
.
J.
I
A
n
r;
veriiiiiuiiL
rt!MH
Ltfii
lu
o
-
t?
i.-tiYtriiHiiL
ui
Liit;-i
jt'kiu
lit:
Nations.
TV
I-
m.Am
knfr
ittH
A
ArtlrMP
i
1
.
tli
t
-
against
all
other
members
or
I
Directors
of
Suez
Canal
Reiterate
It
Will
Remain
Open
In
Spite
Of
Warfare
PARIS,
Oct.
7:
(CP)
Directors
of
the
Suez
Canal
Co.
reiterated'
today
their
previous
assertion
that
the
canal
will
remain
open
to
all
countries
during
hostilities
in
East
Africa,
The
status
of
the
Suez
Canal
is
a
matter
of
vital
importance
in
connection
with
any
sanctions
which
might
be
imposed
against
Italy
as
an
aggressor
against
the
League
of
Nations
authority.
Means
of
closing
the
canal
to
Italy
are
being
canvassed.
Invasion
Ethiopians
Evacuate
Nor
thcrn
Tovn
After
72-
Hour
Siege
by
Italian!
Forces.
F
Invaders
Repelled
Mussolini's
Hordes
Dtf
Not
Find
Going
so
Easy,;
Particularly
in
the
Southern
Jungles.
ADDIS
ABABA,
0ct,
7:
After
72
hours
of
siege
from
land
and
air),
the
town
of
Aduwa
in
Northern
Ethio
pia
fell
yesterday
to
the
Ita-
p.
.11
Li
1
nan
iorces
auempung
advance
from
Eritrea
to
wards
the
central
plateau
of
Ethiopia
and
this
capital
city.
Despite
the
fat.
Aduwa,
reports
recelyed
here
are
to
the
effect
thai
the
invaders
had
been
repelled
at
many
points.
Numerous
small
towns
have
been
bombed
In
the
southeast
by
Italian
lirplanes
from
Italian
Somaliland
out
ground
forces
are
meeting
with
Frank
Levy,
an
arrival
of
a
few;
DETROIT,
Oct.
7:
(CP)
Detroit
little
success
In
the
jungle
country
months
ago
from
Stewart
where
Tigers
won
their
first
world
base-
of
that
region.
The
Invaders
are
be-he
had
been
employed
in
assay'ball
championship
today,
defeating
irig,
repulsed
by
the
deadly
giierilla
work,
succumbed
at
10:30
yester-,
Chicago
Cubs
4
to
3
In
the
sixth
warfare
of
the
natives.
day
morning
in
the
Prince
Rupert
eame.
scoring
four
victories
to
two.
Up
to
Saturday
night
more1
than
General
Hospital
to
the
effects
ilt
was
a
sfUgglng
duel
with
the
five
thousand
troops
were
reported
of
Internal
Injuries
sustained
dur-iead
changing
several
times
before
killed,
opinions
being
in
conflict
as
lng
the
previous
night
when
he'a
howling
thrill-soaked
crowd
of
to
which
side
had
suffered
the
fell
over
tne
mgn
oiun
on
""5,48,420.
heaviest
casualties,
waterfront
Just
back
of
the
Dlgby
i
he
Tigers
got
the
winning
run
Addis
Ababa
is
already
being
Island
ferry
float,
a
distance
of
Jn
the
nJntn
wneri(
after
ciif
ton
evacuated
by
women
and
children
some
sixty
feet
to
the
railway
fanneclj
Cochrane
got
his
third
hit'
hi
anticipation
of
the
early
.com-
graae
uciow.
a
shatn
trrounder
that
Herman
mencement
or
aerial
Domoaramcni,
Discovery
of
Levy's
plight
was
!stonrjed
but
on
which
he
could
hot
Little
News
Today
made
about
3
o'clock
yesterday
i
malce
a
piay.
Gehrlnger
grounded
Little
news
of
fresh
war
actlvi-
liiuiii!
"vu
'
j
UaVareiu
WUO
SLCppcU
UU
lllot
wca.wuic
uum
wre
Mamie
w
for
the
put-out.
Cavaretta
threw
day
aitnougn
tne
lianan
army
in
to
second
but
the
ball
bounced,
off
the
north
was
reported
as;
con-Cochrane's
shoulder
and
he
was
solidatlng
Its
positions
in
the
city
safe.
Ooslln
singled
to
right
and
of
Aduwa
following
Its
fall
yester-
Cochrane
came
home
with
the
win-
day.
One
unofficial
report
said
the
ning
run,
R.
H.
E.
Cubs
.3
12
0
'
Tigers
:
4
12
1
i
Batteries
French
and
Hartnett;
Bridges
and
Cochrane.
Cubs
Won
Yesterday
:
CHICAGO,
Oct.
7:
Chicago
Cubs
stayed
in
the
World
Series
fight
yesterday
by
winning
the
fifth
game
from
Detroit
Tigers
3
to
1,
makine
""""
the
game
count
three'
to
ly
-
got;
-
himself
In
trouble
with
bat-
takers.
Decea
eo
,
on
second
and
thlrd.
The
up'-
rising
was.,
however
held
in
che.Jc'MV;d
unmaSd
bu
uuu
h
s
a
ser
at
unmaincu
,
im
inn
nnH
hut.
nns
run'
Ethiopians
had
recaptured
the
city
but
this
was
doubted.
It
is
how
expected
the
advance
of
the
Italians
will
be
slower
although
air
bombings,
from
ad
vanced
points
are
being
carried
out.
Halibut
Arrivals
Summary
I
American
95,500
pounds,
"
I
ana
oc
ana
nc
ana
oc.
A
j.
thp
fall
"
1
lBltinao
Sie'
ln
faVr
".?f'S:
,
!
Canadlan-25,000
pounds
Boin
leams
siariea
and
8
3c
and
6-when
PnVtu
his'
T
heard
,
nis
heard
u
mi
Miss
Postulo
o
pltchlng,acesLon
,
Warneke
for
American
u.c
nf
nnln.
He
had
been
seen
y
Z
r..,
r
American
Canadian
10.6c
8.1c
.
r----
--
itne
uuds
ana
ochmuu,
iw.c
Aknbin:
35.000.
Booth.
10.6c
and
local
people
visited
the
ship,
have
been
Jm;
t
the
hands
of
Hayner
Bros.,
under
for
the
Tigers.
After
having
pitch-
6c
ed
a
brilliant
game,
Warneke
de-j
guperlor
28000
PaclflC(
Uc
and
veloped
a
sore
arm
ln
the
sixth
and
6c
Bill
Lee
who
was.l
was
relieved
by
Glacierf
20i000;
Garlandi
1050o,
safe
until
tne
nimn
wuwi
,"f'
-,and
Betty.
2.000,
Atlln,
11c
and
6c!
Sea
Maid,
23,000,
Cold
Storage,
ln
a
cabin
In
oy
wuna
naing
Bayview.
2,000.
Atlln,
8.1c
and
6c
Todays
Weather
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm,
52.
,
Anyox-Ralning.
calm,
42.
,
Stewart-Cloudy,
calm,
48.
Hazclton-Cloudy,
calm,
50.
Smlthers-Cloudy,
calm,
cool.
calm,
45.
Burns
Lake-Cloudy,
got
through
tor
tne
ngers.
(ajso
4
000
poUnds
of
black
cod
and
The
Cubs
had
scored
twice
in
tne.j
000
pQunds
of
red
cod
at
2,zC
and
third
and
once
in
the
seventh.
r3c)
Robert
P.
Dunn,
deputy
minister'
.
DIED
IN
HOSPITAL
of
mines
for
the
province
of
prlt-j
.Lillian
Lindsay,
died
in
the
lSfl
Cojumpla
Wltn
neauqui
vcis
iii.vv
-
ivu.
Mri'rfv
Victoria,
who
arrived
In
the
city
.last
night
after
having
been
aj
Saturday
after
a
trip
to
the
Atiinjpaueni
in
tne
institution
,for
a:
district,
sailed
last
nigm
on
im
Catala
for
Stewart.
year,
one
was-oo
years
or
age
andj
had
lived
here
twelve
years;
"
I
-
;
S
'
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
OCTOBER
7,
1935
smL
Changes
Mad
ted
Lepage
JACK
ROAF
Member
of
the
staff
of
Home
Oil
Distributors.
Limited,.
Vancouver,
BiC.,'
producers'
and
distributors
of
Home
Gas,
Mr.
Roaf
has
been
appointed
manager
for
the
company
In
Prince
Rupert
and
district.
He
takes
over
the
duties
of
the
present
manager,
Ted
Le-Page,
who
is
being
transferred
to
head
oUflce
In
Vancouver.
Mr.
LePage
and
Mr.
Roaf
left
last
night
on
the
Catala
to
make,
the
round
trip
to
Stewart
and
.Anyox,
the
former
proceeding
through
to
Vancouver
tomorrow.
Todays
Stocks
(Courtesy
S.
D,
Jcxonstozl
Co.)
Vancouver
B.
C.
Nickel,
.18
V2.
Big
Missouri,
.42.
Bralorne,
5.65.
.
B.
R.
Cons.,
.03
V2.
B,
R.
X,
.082.
Cariboo
Quartz,
1.06.
"
D.entonla,
.16.
Dun
well,
.03
Georgia
River,
.0034.
Golcohda,
.003,4.
.
(
Glacier
Creek,
.15.
:
Grange,
.01
V2.
"
Indian,
.01.)
,
.
Mlnto,
.05V2-
.
'
Meridian
New
.19.
-Morning
Star,
.03.
,
National
Silver,
.02'2.
.
.
tfoble
Five.
.05
V2.
Pend
Oreille,
.73.
Pprter
Idaho,
.05V4.
'
"'
Premier,
1.58.
v
Quesnel
Quartz,
.052.
Reeves
McDonald,
.10
.
Reward,
.00
V2.
Reno,
.74.
silver
Crest,
.00.
'
.
.
Salmon
Gold,
.07.
.
Taylor,
Bridge,
.16.
Wayside,
.15.
Whitewater,
.052-.
.
ri
V
'
United
Empire,,
.03.'
-f
i
j
I
LIBERALS
HOLD
RALLY
Tells
Of
Splendid
Reception
Hanson
Was
Given
In
Points
Visited
By
Him
That
the
Liberal
party
is
the
real
party
of
reform,
having
put
more
real
reforms
on
the
statute
books,
thus
helping
to
make
conditions
such
that
a
man
could
make
a
decent
living
was
one
of
the
statements
made
at
the
liberal
rally
Saturday
night
ln
the
Liberal
rooms.
There
was
a
good
crowd
present
and
It
was
a
very
enthusiastic
gathering.
ported
killed
and
an
undeter-
,
mined
number
injured
today
j
in
an
explosion
at
the
Nubian
Paint
and
Varnish
Co.
plant.
'
Early
this
afternoon
seven
bodies
had
been
removed
from
the
wreckage.
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
,.
Low
.10:14
am.
18.7
It.
22:24
p.m.
19.4
It.
3:40
a.m.
5.7
ft.
16:11
a.m.
12
ft.
PRICE:
5
CENTS'
MENACING
DILATES
ON
SOCIALISM
President
Of
District
Association,
Everything
Is
Not
Hopeless
After
AU,
Large
Audience
is
Informed
By
Forceful
C.
C.
F.
Orator
Panter
Heard
Takes
up
Oriental
Question
But
Declines
to
Give
Direct
Answer
'
As
to
Giving
Franchise
A
large
gatherlng
whlch
assembl
ed
in
the
Moose
Hall
Saturday
The
official
speaker
was
Arthur
fnr
iha
n
v
fpriprn,
pW
F
Macdonald
of
Vancouver
whose
u
campalgn
meeting
In
supper
address
as
Punctuated
by
ap;-
E
w
nQt
subjected
plause.
He
showed
how
the
Liberal
"
.
.
,
.
.
.
.
,
.
party
had
served
the
people
in
the
by
PJnd.p'g
u",
Sast
evening
Frank
Roberts
of
Van-things
and
spoke
of
some
of
the
sucl
a
diatribe
of
blue
they
proposed
to
do
ln
the
co"ver'
and
hopelessness
as
C.
C
P.
future
when
Mackenzie
King
be-.111
came
Prime
Minister.
His
election
orators
ofte.n
lndulge
,n
buJt
stead
was
Siven
a.
strong
and
ad-a
with
a
good
working
majority
was
vanced
discourse
on
social
eco-to
foregone
conclusion
and
it
was
up
the
Liberals
here
to
see
that
a
nomy
and
Putlcal
science.
As
he
large
majority
was
rolled
up
for
intimated
at
the
outset,
Mr.
Ro-Olof
Hanson
so
that
the
candl-
berts
mad!
n0
pretensions
at
being
date
who
had
done
such
good
a
practical
politician
but
he
proved
work
ln
face
of
conditions
thati0
be
Qulte
a
convincing
advocate
had
existed
during
the
past
five
(Continued
on
page
three)
-
'
-
...
tTWENTT-FIVE
KILLED
IN
FACTORY
BLAST
CHICAGO,
Oct.
7:
(CPJ
Twenty-five
persons
were
re-
of
the
cause
of
socialism
and
those
present,
whether
or
not
they
might
have
been
sympathizers
with
the
C.
C.
F.
cause,
were
ready
to
agree
that
he
jiaoV
made
out
an
effective
argumentagalnst
the
present
economic
order,
showing
the
desirability
of
a
change
even
if
he
was"
not
very
specific
about
the
method
which
should
be
followed
In
bring-
'
lng
the
change
about.
J.
E.
Pant?r
the
candidate,
spoke
briefly,
devoting
himself
to
a
refutation
of
Liberal
cialms
of
having
enacted
useful
legislation
and
to
a
more
or
less
vague
explanation
of
the
C.
.
C.
F.
stand
on
the
Oriental
question.
G.
W.
Rudderham
was
chair--(Continued
on
Page
4)
THE
POLITICAL
CORNER
DESERTING
THE
SINKING
SHIP
Why
is
it
that
Mr.
Bennett
has
been
able
to
keep
a
smaller
proportion
of
his
cabinet
than
any
other
Canadian
Prime
Minister?
Seven-ministers
have
just
resigned
in
addition
to
the
defection
of
H.
H.
Stevens.
These
resignations
too,
let
it
be
noted,
include
the
ministers
holding
the
most
Important
posts;
Mr.
Rhodes,
Minister
of
Finance;
Mr.
Guthrie,
Minister
of
Justice
and
one
of
the
wisest
political
weather
forecasters
ln
the
history
of
the
Dominion;
Mr.
Matthews,
Minister
of
National
Revenue;
Mr.
Stevens,
Minister
of
Trade
a,nd
Commerce,
and
Sir
George
Perley,
acting
Premier
when
Bennett
is
away.
5
The
Conservative
Vancouver
"Province"
suggests
"Weariness
of
office"
as
one
of
the
causes,
but
adds:
"It
must
be
admitted
too,
that
there
Is
a
feeling
abroad
not
confined
to
the
opposition
by
any
means
that
when
the'ballots
are
counted
on
theievenlng
of
election
day,
the
casualties
on
the
Bennett
side
will
be
found
to
be
very
nu-!
merous.
It
may
be
that
the
darkness
of
the
storm
clouds
has
i
something
to
do
with
the
number
of
ministers
who
are
seeking
shelter
before
the
storm
breaks."
We
commend
this
extract
from
the
"Province"
to
all
who
may
be
thinking
of
supporting
the
Conservative
candidate,
Mr.
;Orme,
in
this
election.
When
a
Liberal
government
is
coming
!lnto
power
at
Ottawa
why
should
Voters,
ordinarily
of
Conservative
leanings,
cast
a
vote
for
Orme
and
so
weaken
the
forces
seeking
to
elect
a
supporter
of
the
Liberal
governmnt,
and
thereby
Increase
the
chances
of
the
C.
C.
F.
candidate?
Those
who
vote
for
Mr.
Orme
In
this
election
may.
in
the
end
find
it
a
very
costly
experiment
should
the
C.
C.
F.
candidate
win.
Lloyds
of
London,
the
greatest
insurance
company
and
the
best
informed
people
ln
the
world,
are
wagering
that
the
Liberals
will
win
166
seats
In
this
election
(they
require
only
130
to
control
the
House).
They.glve
Bennett
only
10
supporters,
with
the
Stevens
party
making
the
official
opposition.
If
Orme's
Committee
feels
so
sure
of
Orme
winning
why
is
It
that
the
Liberals
cannot
get
a
bet
with
them?
It
would
take
a
weasel
to
ferret
out
a
dollar
of
Tory
money
ready
to
back
the
"big
talk"
made
by
Orme's
Committee.
-Liberal
Campaign
Committee.
I.