D
A
i.
VT
Alberta
is
Given
Two
Million
And
Quarter
in
Loan
OTTAWA,
Sept,
12:
(CP)
Pre-William
Aberhart
of
Alberta
'.day
negotiated
with
the
Do
minion
government
a
loan
of
$2,-250,000
to
carry
his
province
over
""til
the
end
of
October.
There-,fter.
it
was
said,
negotiations
wuld
be
launched
toward
a
loan
'
$18,300,000.
Tory
Opposes
Alex
Manson
'"ward
Green
to
be
Government
Candidate
In
Vancouver
South,
At
Federal
Election
VANCOUVER.
Spnt.
12!
fHPl
toward
Green
was
last
night
cho
conservative
candidate
Vancouver
South
in
the
for
coming
federal
election.
This
Is
thr
at
ln
which
A.
M
Manson,
M.
L.
...
.
A
fnt-
r-i.
--
.vi
uumieca,
is
the
Liberal
can-
-uie.
There
Is
also
candidate
In
the
field
a
C.
C.
F
Today's
Weather
ioraorrows
lides
MM
High
1:09
am.
22.0
ft.
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-
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light
13:34
p.m.
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uthcast
wind:
barometer.
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NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXIV
No.
210
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
SEPTEMBER
12,
1935
PRICE:
5
CENTS
V
--
BACKS
I
momentous
declaration,
said
that,
while
Great
Britain
recognized
the
jneed
of
Italy
tor
territorial
expansion,
It
would
not
admit
that
this
could
not
be
met
by
peaceful
means.
He
made
it
clear
that
Great
Britain
had
no
Intention
of
tolerating
unprovoked
aggression
and
that,
to
prevent
It,
his
country
and
government
would
stand
solidly
behind
trie
covenant
of
the
League
of
Nations
and
all
Its
Implications.
Without
mentioning
names,
he
appealed
to
United
States,
Japan
and
Germany
to
lend
their
support.
Hauptmann
Appeal
Decision
Reached
Nature
of
Same,
However,
Is
Not
Revealed
as
Yet
Defence
Ready
To
Go
Further
TRENTON.
Now
Jersey,
Sept.
12
.
Decision
has
been
reached
In
the
aDDeal
of
Bruno
Richard
Haupt-
man
against
convicuon
aim
.sen
tence
of
death
for
the
kidnap-mur-
Hornf
babv
Charles
Augustus
Llnd-
i
u
4.
If
t
1nMmntfH
vestcr-
carry
It
to
the
Supreme
Court
of
VENGEANCE
IS
SWORN
Huey
Long's
Friends
Say
Assassina
tion
Had
Lone
Been
Plotted;
Funeral
Held
Today
BATON"
ROUGE,
La..
Sept.
12:
Friends
of
the
lat
Senator
Huey
Long
declared
yesterday
that
his
assassination
had
been
planned
weeks
ago
and,
Indeed,
that
lots
had
been
drawn
among
political
nemles
as
to
who
would
carry
it
out.
Long's
henchmen
swear
vengeance
on
any
and
all
who
It
Is
found
might
have
been
involved
in
the
conspiracy.
The
funeral
took
pla.ee
this
af-
terpbon
with
great
display.
Stock
Market
Is
Bullish;
Trading
Volume
is
Heavy
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
12:
Continuation
of
a
bullish
movement
on
the
New
York
Stock
Exchange
yesterday
forced
Issues
up
all
along
the
line,
many
reaching
new
high
marks
for
the
year.
Trading
volume
was
the
heaviest
for
any
day
since
iJuly
1934
totalling
fome
two
and
a
half
million
shares.
Closing
averages
were
as
follows:
industrials.
134.01,
up
.59;
rails,
37.25,
up
.23;
utilities,
28.71,
up
15,
and
bonds,
96.72,
up
.11.
Lead,
copper
and
sll
ver
prices
remained
unchanged.
Take
Fog
Risks
From
Air
Trips
day.
but
the
nature
of
the
decision
,
niithh
Eipts
Try
Out
New
Sys
was
nu
.
tim
or
warning
mere
If
the
appeal
in
the
lower
court'
falls,
the
defence
is
prepared
w
the
United
States,
it
is
lnumaicu.
Halibut
Arrivals
Canadian
Johanna,
10,000,
6c.
and
5.5c
Cold
Storage.
n
Sea
Maid
20,000,
B.ic.
ana
o.ot
Cold
Storage.
Varicouver
Wheat
.xrr.rttvTm
Sent
12:
(CP)
at
87c
on
he
Wheat
was
quoted
locale
xchange
Wecmesouy
u..u
vanced
to
88c
today.
LONDON,
Sept.
12
(CP)
Eperi-
ments
In
"blind"
landing
of
aircraft
in
fog
and
the
effective
warning
by
radio
of
the
Proximity
of
ob
structions
are
to
be
conducted
in
the
all-metal
monoplane
recently
the
nropertv
of
the
Prince,
of
Wales.
Special
equipment
will
be
Installed..
Remiaritv
of
commercial
flyins
services
suffers
till
means
are
de
vised
to
make
saie
lanainga
easy
iu
thickest
fog.
Warning
of
dangerous
(instructions
is
essential
ln
the
in-
wc.
nf
snfptv.
Within
a
few
year
aircraft
should
be
equipped
to
move
through
fog
and
ln
oth?r
conditions
of
poor
visibility
with
a
suTeness
at
Present
denied
to
any-
kind'
of
vehicle.
l
tremely
cold
weathsr
caused
the
death
of
Godfrey
Mason,
31,
son
of
the
late
Sir
Wler
Mason
of
Pre
toria.
MANY
CANDIDATES
CHOSEN
LONDON,
Sept.
12
(CP)
The
Labor
Party
already
has
prospective
candidates'
for
505
seats
of
the
615
seats
In
Commons
for
the
general
election.
WANTS
CROWN
BOUNTY
ATLANTA,.
Sept.
12
(CP)
The
State
Game
Commissioner
is
try
ing
to
raise
a
fund
to
pay
25
cents
bounty
for
every
crow
killed,
be
cause
of
extensive
farm
damage
laid
to
this
bird.
BAR
SILVER
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
12:
(CP)
Bar
LEAGUE
ttWmmmvSmmvmF
mmwmBrWmmKmmMmmmaKmMKmmKn
B.
.silver
was
uncnanged
at
65c
on
the
local
metal
market
today.
C.
Moderation
League
Presents
Widely
Signed
Petition
to
Provincial
Government
VICTORIA,
Sept.
12:
(CP)
Sale
of
beer
and
light
wines
with
peals
m
public
dining
rooms
under
proper
regulation
was
requested
of
the
British
Columbia
government
yes
terday
by
the
Victoria
branch
of
the
Moderation
League
of
British
Columbia
which
presented
a
pet!
tion
signed
by
13,000
put
of
,
18,000
registered
voters
on
the
provincial
voters
list
for
this
riding.
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
said
that
the
request
would
be
considered.
Farley
Denies
He
Is
Resigning
United
States
Postmaster
General
Repudiates
Report
That
lie
Is
to
Quit
WASHINGTON,
DC.
Sept
12:
JameS
A.
Farley
emphatically
denied
yesterday
that
he
would
be
resigning
as
Postmaster
General
next
January.
Resignation
Of
Johnny
Evers
As
Baseball
Pilot
ALBANY,
Sept.
1
2
r
Resignation
of
Johnny
Evers,
noted
Big
League
star
of
an
earlier
day,
as
manager
of
the
AJbany
Club
of
the
Inter
national
League
was
announced
yesterday.
Albany
occupies
a
seem
Ingly
hopeless
position
at
the
foot
of
the
league
standing
thlsiyear.
SANCTIONS
mum.
mim
v
ar
v
.
in
a
m
wlt
m
m
an
m
am
mam
m
m
m
m
mm
mmm
m
m
am
m
mm
m
am
m
ihiuiiui
uL.nni.il
diiu
iiu
10
in
i
n
rin
ur
:
larjuxiiun
Against
Aggressor
In
The
Italo-Ethiopian
Dispute
In
Africa
Discusses
Crisis
Photo
shows
sir
Bolton
Eyres-Monsell,
f
irst
lord
of
the
admiralty
as
ho
left
No.
10
Downing
St
af
er
a
five-hour
emergency
meeting
ol
the
22
members
of
the
British
cabinet
on
the
Ethiopian
question.
Geneva
Hears
That
Italy
Intends
to
Give
Sharp
Retort
To
Sir
Samuel
Hoare's
Statement
May
Mean
War
It'
Sanctions
Exercised
Aggression
WiU
Not
be
Tolerated
i
LONDON,
Sept.
12:
(CP)
It
was
stated
in
authoritative
circles
tonight
that
France
is
ready
to
support
any
financial
or
economic
sanctions
that
may.
be
imposed
pute.
Meantime,
the
British
government
is
sending
an
;
additional
three
battalions
of
troops
to
Malta
while
Italy
sent
six
thousand
more
troops
vo
Africa
todayi
The
British
press
la
almost
unanimously
In
support
of
the
address
at
Geneva
yesterday
of
Sir
Samuel
Hoare
on
British
policy
and
Insists
that
the
government
must
be
backed
up
by
armed
force
If
necessary.
i
Italy
to
Reply
i
GENEVA.
Sept.
12:
It
was
un-
iderstdod
here,
last
right
that
Italy
jwtjs
preparing
to
deliver
a
sharp
rptort
to
"the
declaration
of
Sir
Samuel
Hoare,
British
foreign
secretary,
In
regard
to
his
country's
nolicv
with
resDect
to
Leaeue
of
(Nations
and
the
Italo-Ethloplan
i
crisis.
If
sanctions
are
carried
out
against
Italy,
it
would
In
all
pro-
spokesmen
preolcted.
Sir
Samuel,
in
the
course
of
his
Cabinet
Faces
Grave
Crisis
1
1
Sir
Pnlllip
Cunfffe-Lister.
secretary
"for"
afrf'sir
"Samuel
Hoare,
foreign
secretary,
and
Lord
Halifax,
secretary
tot
war,
shown
(left
to
r'.ght)
as
they
arrived
at
No.
10
Downing
Street,
London,
the
residence
Of
the
premier,
for
an
emergency
cabinet
session
necessitated
by
the
Italo-Ethloplan
crisis.
Not
the
grave
demeanor
of
all
three
men.
NIPPON
TO
BACK
DOWN
Will
Remove
Discriminatory
Imposts
if
Canada
Rescinds
Its
Arbitrary
Measures
OTTAWA,
Sept.
12:
(CP)
If
Canada
rescinds
arbitrary
measures
against
Japan,
the
Nipponese
Empire
will
remove
discriminatory
imposts
against
Canadian
goods,
the.
Japanese
foreign
office'
announces
in
a
communication
to
the
government
here.
The
communication
pointed
out
that
the
United
States
had
not
imposed
any
curency
exchange'
compensation
duty
on
Japanese
goods.
,
DIES
AFTER
FISHING
TRIP
NAIROBI.
Kenya,
Sept.
12
(CP
A
mysterious
paralysis
which
de
veloped
after
a
fishing
trip
ln
ex
ASKS
BEER
FOR
MEALS
Head
of
Government
Might
Countenance
Public
Owned
Bank
Would
Agree
to
Change
if
it
Were
Shown
to
be
Beneficial
To
People,
Government
Head
Says
in
Another
Broadcast
Wednesday
Night
OTTAWA,
Sept.
12:
(CP)
Declaring
that
he
believed
;n
o
moaonro
nt'
pnntrnllpd
inflation"
and
would
be
the
first
to
advocate
changing
the
Bank
of
Canada
from
private
to
public
ownership
if
it
were
shown
that
such
a
change
would
be
beneficial
to
the
people,
Prime
Minister
ft.
B.
Bennett
last
night
delivered
the
third
of
a
series
of
MMiaMMaiMM"l"MM
.CUCiat
iwwiwi
w.w.
MUNICIPALITIES
UNION,
VOTES
CONFIDENCE
IN
PROVINCIAL
MINISTER
HARRISON
HOT
SPRINGS,
Sept.
12:
(CP)
The
Union
of
British
Columbia
Munlclpall-
ties
yesterday
paired
a
vote
of
vention,
Mr.
Gray
pledged
himself
anew
to
seek
relief
for
the
municlpalitlns
from
pay-
ing
social
service
costs
but
ad-
ded
"I
don't
know
when
that
will
be."
4
confidence
IrHn.
A,
.Wells.
bay,
minister
of
municipal!-
i
tip
Tn
an
address
to
the
con-
Massett
Conviction
Quashed
in
County
Court
Appeal
Here
Judge
W.
E.
Fisher,
in
County
Court
yesterday
afternoon,
on
ap
peal,
quashed
a
conviction
against
Arthur
Watson
of
Massett
of
sup
Dlyina
liquor
to
Indians.
Watson
had
been
convicted
by
Stipendiary
Magistrals
W.
S.
Singer
of
Massett
and
fined
$100.
The
conviction
wa$
quashed
on"tht
ground
that
the
person
supplied
was
an
Indian
wo
man
married
to
a
white
man
and
was,
therefore,
white
under
the
Act.
L.
W.
Patmore
acted
as
counsel
for
the
appellant
and
T.
W
Brown
for
the
crown.
PETALN
BRITISH
.
GUEST
BOSTON,
Sept.
12
(CP)
Marshal
Petaln,
Secretary
of
War
In
France
since
1934
and
General-lnlChief
of
the
French
Armies
ln
1917,
will
be
guest
of
Lord
Derby
at
the
annual
dinner
of
the
United
Associations!
of
Great
Britain
and
France
here
October
23.
.NEW
RHETORIC
PROFESSOR
EDINBURGH,
Sept.
12
(CP)
Professor
J.
Dover
Wilson.
54,
has
Deen
appointed
Regius
Professor
of
Rhetoric
and
Erigllsh
Literature
in
the
Univerlsty
of
Edinburgh.
He
Is
a
noted
Shakespearean
authority.
SPANISH
GALLEON
FOUND
FORT
LAUDERDALE,
Fla.,
Sep
tember
12
(CP)
Capt.
Jimmy
Vreeand
has
found
what
he
be
lleves
is
a
wrecked
Spanish
galleon
a
short
distance
off
Fort
Lauder
dale
beach
and
he
plans
to
'
the
wreckage.
casts.
A
measure
of
controlled
in
flation
had
been
Introduced
In
the
past
two
years,
the
Premier
said.
IS
STILL
raise
I
-Su
v.
..
AT
LARGE
TwoPpsse&JJunyngjJhvLake
Dls-
incv
ror-iWicjniuun
Killer
"
With
Inspector
John
A.
Fraser,
provincial
police,
in
personal
charge,
two
search
parties
are
now
icouring
the
country
south
or
Burns
Lake
lh
the
central
Interior
for
trace
of
John
Lake,
Colley-mount
farmer,
who
has
not
been
seen
since
he
fatally
shot
Emll
Perle,
another
rancher,
over
two.
weeks
ago.'
One
of
the
posses
is
operating
ln
,
the
Ootsa
Lake
district,
to
the
south
of
the
scene
of
the
shooting,
j
and
the
other
to
the
north
in
the
"
Houston-Owen
Lake
trail
country.
There
Is
no
clue
as
to
which
dlrec-
;
tlon
Lake
may
have
taken
after
j
'
the
shooting,
As
far
as
can,
be
learned,
Lake
had
little
money
on
him,
no
food
and
only
the
clothes
In
which
he
mad?
his
hurried
getaway
after
shootlnp
Perle
through
the
abdomen.
Colleymount,
where
the
tragedy
"
occurred,
is
thirty
miles
or
more
south
of
the
line
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
Loan
is
Made
To
This
Province
To
Assisl
in
Relief
OTTAWA,
Sept.
12:
(CP)
A
further
loan
of
$420,000
to,
British
Columbia
to
help
meet
the
province's
;
share
of
direct
relief
costs
for
July
was
announced
yesterday.
FURTHER
LOANS
ARE
'
MADE
THIS
PROVINCE
OTTAWA,
sept
1&
IVJFI
f
Authority
for
a
further
loan
to
British
Columbia
of
$1,671,000
is
announced
by
Hon.
Edgar
.
T-.
l.
,
.
1
J
-
M
Ml
J.
This
is
in
addition
tp
loan
of
$420,000
announced
yesterday
to
assist
the
Pacific
Coast
province
ln
meeting
its
share
of
direct
relief
costs
for
the
month
of
July.