p.
W
Nicker
in
will
leave
to-Ixds
the
end
of
next
week
on
a
iattnj
iur
of
the
interior
in
W
cr
vioi
Hanson,
Liberal
hdldat
for
re-election
to
th?
Sis?
of
Commons
Mr.
Nlcker-
i's
i:!.:crary
calls
for
meetlnes
the
fo!!owlne
Doints:
Octnhpr
4
It;
Oc'
:ber
5,
ltazcttbriV
October
Burns
Lake
October
8.
Telkwa:
pober
9.
Smif.hr
rs.
Wr.
Hir
m
is
due
back
this
m-K.i
frim
a
campaign
tour
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
mafcand
points
south
of
Pa
..J
.,
1
I
ml
wui
icave
imniuuiaiuiy
K
the
l.
tfrior
to
speak
at
En-Bo.
Burns
Lake,
Topley,
Houston,
litherr
Evelyn,
Uazelton,
Ter-P
nd
Ujk
Mr
Hanson
will
be
Rompar
:d
by
E.
T.
Kcnney,
Mi
'or
Skeena,
Italy
Staying
in
League
ROME,
Sept.
28:
(CP)
Italy
will
not
abandon
the
League
of
Nations
until
such
time
as
the
League
assumes
full
responsibility
for
measures
against
Italy,
Premier
Benito
Mussolini's
cabinet
decided
today.
Emperor's
Proclamations
furfacing
of
Highway
to
Cloyah
Bay
Almost
Complete;
Pushing
Grading
to
Taylor
Lake
Now
veral
Hundred
Men
Being
Employed
on
Provincial
i
Government's
Program
in
Interior,
Portland
Canal,
Atlin,
Queen
Charlottes
and
blsewhcrc
adin?
bevnnd
Clnv.ih
has
now
been
completed
and
the
wkisbeinir
nushed
for
another
mile
to
Taylor
Lake,
the
Pec"ve
of
this
vear's
nubllcK
6
1
.
-
1
F
program,
Fifty-five
men
are
FB
given
emnlovment
on
this
irk
which
It
is
expected
will
con-
P
until
November
15
any
way.
paewnere
In
the
district,
work
is
feeding
under
the
ceneral
Dro-
"n
Instituted
this
year
by
the
KUmilllltllL.
IJI1
,
.
uuuci
bailing
oeiiig
a
P
diversion
of
the
Oraham
Isl-r
Mar'ne
Highway
at
Clav
Hill.
mllno
Ut
..
.
uciuw
lien,
other,
im-
r
nn
tl.
.
.
"
"'c
main
road
wh
p
nut.
f
C.H
-
.
-v.
ulK
0I
enmlnat
ncr
beach
.
,
-
-
'
o-v.
On
th.
...
are
employed
and
real
?.
6,,cn
Work
On
lmnrnoin
"
main
hitrvim,,,
ui
azeltnn
---"ujf
ueiween
uion
nj
and
Vnnriorv,.
-
-
xrom
Fort
Rt
t.
northward
towards
Manson
Creek
some
thirty
men
are
employed.
Another
interior
project
Is
the
build
ing
of
a
new
bridge
over
Cedar
Creek
on
the
Rosswood-Alyansh
trail.
This
Is
a
replacement
of
a
bridge
which
was
destroyed
by
the
floods
and
it
is
giving
work
to
Pi
Charlotte
Islands
about
about
a
dozen
men.
Fly
men
are
being
given
work,
&c
Drillr
rial
-
In
Atlin
District
At
Alice
Arm
repairs
to
the
Dolly
Varden
Railway
have
been
completed
and
this
mining
artery
Is
In
good
shape
again.
Speeders
may
be
run
over
the
track
which
extends
a
distance
of
eighteen
miles
from
the
town
of
Alice
Arm
to
the
foot
of
Dolly
Varden
hill.
Work
around
Stewart
includes
the
continuation
of
the
road
towards
Mezladen
Lake,
on
which
thirty
men
are
at
work,
the
Am-;
Bylaw
numbered
889,
passed
by
W,
VICTO-
A,
B.C.
I
Today's
We?
Tomorrow's
Tides
She
prince
Rupert-Foggy,
High
1:56
am
19.8
ft.
barometer
vw.w......,,.
v.
13:56
p.m.
212
ft.
sea
smooth.
Low
7:50
a.m.
5.7
ft.
20:28
p.m.
3.8
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
No.
225,
XXIV
"
'
PRTNnR
PTTPFPT
:
VANCOUVER,
.
Sept.
28:
(CP)
quired.
"I
bring
you
a
message
of
cheer
Inspection
of
the
freighter
and
hope
from
Eastern
Canada,"
Northholm,
which
ran
ashore
in
declared
Rt.
Hon.
W.
L.
Mackenzie
Grenvllle
Channel
south
of
here
King,
Liberal
leader,
In
a
brief
at
the
first
of
this
week,
being
3peech
at
the
railway
station
fol-
later
brought
to
the
local
dry
dock,
lowing
his
arrival
yesterday.
"I
was
quite
extensively
damaged.
In
hope
the
next
five
years
will
give
'addition
to
being
holed
In
two
or
a
government
which
will
bring
you
three
places,
plales
were
sprung
out
of
the
depression
In
which
you
and
quite
a
number
of
plates
will
have
been
suffering
and
back
to
have
to
be
renewed.
It
Is
under-
prosperlty.
That
is
the
faith
I
have
stood,
and
now
officially
an-or
I
would
not
be
here."
nounced,
that
the
repair
Job
will
be
The
Liberal
leader
was
greeted
carried
out
at
the
local
dry
dock.
ADDIS
ABABA,
Sept.
28:
(CP)
bv
the
baeDlnes
and
two
hundred
Emperor
Halle
Selassie
today
sent
friends.
He
continued
through
to-
printed
proclamations
of
moblllza-
victoria
where
he
addressed
a
tlon
to
all
his
provincial
governors
meeting
last
night
and
will
be.
so
that
they
can
release
them
1m-
back
here
for
a
meetlne
tonlaht.
!
mediately
If
and
when
Italy's
atr
tltudc
warrants.
Mussolini
and
Laval
GENEVA,
Sept.
28:
Efforts
are
being
made
to
bring
Premier
Benito
Mussolini
and
Premier
Pierre
Laval
of
France
together
for
con-
ference
on
the
Italo-Ethloplan
crisis.
It
Is
generally
conceded
that
Laval
has
more
Influence
with
Mussolini
than
any
other
European
statesman.
In
Victoria
-
virrmRTA
Rent
n-
jr-ui
tv,
LOW
RAIL
'
-
-RATES
ON
Be
Presented
When
Going
To
Polls
in
Federal
Election
Using
Aircraft
To
Deliver
Ballot
Boxes
Some
Particulars
as
to
Absentee
Voting
And
Advance
Polls
Each
individual
voter
In
the
"It
is
anticipated
that
a
large
Absentee
voting
machinery
is
n.
.iuB
oi,cu
to
me
wujr
m
numDer
win
take
advantage
of
provided
for
four
classes
only
which
Premier
Bennett
had
this
omxirtunltv."
said
Mr.
!
Parker.!
mint
Wrinr
th
anri
n
Surfacing
of
the
Skeena
River
Highway
as
far
as
handled
trade
negotiations
wlthjand
the
railways
will
do
every-!0rs.
To
vote
by
this
method,
the
lovahlW
fV.;D
0rl
,'a
nrmr
nlmnst
rnmnletfid.
a
few
Japan,
declaring
his
belief
that
the
thing
possible
to
meet
the
wishes
i
Derson
must
be
orcunled
as
such
nn
fcnnowbeino
omxtioved
on
finishing
it
up.
Cars
are
nowCm,e(M1f
had
f
,Bg?
outj'
the
travelling
public,
run
par-
polling
day
within
the
limit
of
the
frJS?
iviner
with
little
difficultv
to
Clovah.
Half
n
a
mile
mile
Of
of
i
!P"
!.
n
SerJ?
?
JSl"
?'
the
"nangemenU
will
polling
division
and
must
be
at
cictuuu
.uc.
mi.
xii.e
iiu
iiuujoe
advertised
by
the
railways
in
least
twenty-five
miles
away
from
..
.
.
"
A
1
1
1
-
ill
1U
u
I
"
due
time."
gotlatlons
were
made
public.
I
"
Speaking
on
recent
Interruptions!
at
political
meetings,
Mr.
King
!
jiff
I
T
Q
T"
TJ
k
TT?
said:
"What
Is
needed
In
a
political
j
If
,
U
kJ
1
fll
V
El
leader
today
Is
not
the
fist
of
a.
pugilist
but
the
hand
of
a
physl-i
I
NT!!
P
clan
some
one
to
heal
the
wounds
.
Ollv
1
OJLiJLiJF
from
which
the
people
are
suffer
lng
Today's
Weather
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm,
48.
Smlthers
Clear,
calm,
cool.
Burns
Lake
Fog,
calm,
37.
Terrace
Foggy,
calm,
46.
Anyox
Foggy,
calm,
45.
.Stewart
Foggy,
calm,
44.
Notice
Pursuant
to
the
provisions
of
Provincial
Police
Return
to
Original
Theory
in
Colleymount
Case
No
trace
whatever
having
been
somewhere
In
the
woods
in
n
T-i
nr
the
Colleymount
district.
About
half
an
hour
after
Lake
'
1.
ininn
troll
nnH
re-'T
aij
pnmminnir
nnnolntpd
i
snot
rene
lamuy,
anotner
ruie
Ui
lUllil
VIVCIV
iii.i,...p,
"
.w.
...uv.,.
1
:
,
vevs
have
been
maue
wiui
nmcu
nuircn
.......
to
nrotectlng
the
town
of
Stewart
of
the
"Municipal
Act",
on
the
18th
Constable
C.
P
Oland
,
of
8ml-from
the
Bear
River
which
has
day
of
September.
1935.
the
sale
of
J
thers
has
been
assigned
to
continue
through
at
points,
land
for
taxes,
which
was
to
be
,
th
search
until
the
body
is
found.
been
Deen
breaking
b
preaKinjk
ri,str,t
v,f.id
m
5?Pntpmber
30th.
1935,
Isi
Assistant
Commissioner
T.
W.
S.
in
ine
norm
ui
("""
v..wv...,
.
,
improvements
have
been
carried
apanaonea.
out
to
the
road
from
Atlin
to
the
,.
,
.
D.
J
.hres0.n'Taxes
of
Taxes.
'
'
Collector
Spruce
Creek
placer
grounds.
Parsons
of
Victoria,
after
visiting
Colleymount,
Is
now
.
at
Prince
George.
the
polling
station
In
which
he
Is
registered.
.
For
absentee
voting
blank
ballots
are
to
be
used,
the
names
of
candidates
to
be
filled
in
by
the
election
officials.
A
person
may
vote
absentee
only
within
his
own
province.
Advance
poll
facilities
are
provided
within
the
'riding
for
commercial
travelers
and
rallwaymen.
Such
advance
polls
will
be
held
only
In
Prince
Rupert
and
Smlthers
on
the
Thursday,
Friday
and
S&
found
on
the
outside
of
John
Lake,
turday
preceding
election
day
for
wanted
in
connection
with
the.
those
who
will
be
away
on
election
killing
of
Emll
Perle
at
Colley-
day.
voting
will
be
by
certificate
mount
in
the
Francois
Lake
dls-(issued
at
Prince
Rupert
by
Return-trlct
about
a
month
ago,
provincial
jng
officer
R.
L.
McLennan
and
police
headquarters
here
are
again
Registrar
of
Voters
G.
M.
Hunt
and
Inclined
to
the
belief
that
Lake
at
Smlthers
by
H.
H.
Griffin.
rrrVnKltr
fihnf
Vitmcplf
o
e
of
f
Ircf
'
believed,
and
that
his
body
is
ress
is
being
made
from
Uski.,.
.
n,
n
Missouri
road.
Sur-fnr
th
Mnnlcinalitv
of
the
City
of
i
report
was
heard
In
the
Woods
at
Warrt.
.
pao
w
m
"
V
...iu
...
....
.,i,'t,i
'.
r
"...
Dni-t
-i,
wTTfiSome
cnmA
rilstnnfP
distance
f
n.;(u
uurvaic-
Tnls
year
will
-wuiw
lew
miles
accompllsh-
Prbably
one
himdm
CUBA
HAS
HURRICANE
HAVANA,
Sept.
28:
(CP)
Thirty
persons
were
killed
and
three
hun-,
dred
injured
in
a
tropical
hurricane
which
swept
across
Cuba
today.
Funeral
Notice
The
funeral
of
the
late
George
Mackiln
will
take
place
from
the
parlors
of
the
B.
C.
Undertakers
Monday
at
2
o'clock.
Houston;
A.
Peterson,
W.
A.
Gow
and
Allan
Benson,
Hazelton;
C.
B.
Locke,
Dorreen;
R.
Redman.
Kitwanga;
A.
H.
Franks,
Wood
cock;
Leon
Sandvar,
Mrs.
R.
Wil
son,
Robert
McCarthy,
George
Vic
tor
Wilkinson,
Mrs.
J.
A.
Storrlnes.
Joseph
Robert
Gillls,
Rev.
Charles
DeWltt
Clarke,
Joseph
P.
Howe.
Louis
Arroll
and
Mrs.
M.
McRobbie,
Prince
Rupert.
G.
W.
Rudderham
Is
named
as
Mr.
Panter's
official
agent.
n
r
G
AfTTP'n
A
V
orDTPUDCD
oo
mor
1
w
.
xvx,
wnuimtii,
um
imuoiiu
o,
ivoo
PRICE:
5
CENTS
RITAIN
PREPARES
TO
BUILD
SHIPS
lenders
Being
Called
On
Naval
Construction;
Query
Sent
to
France
jly
Will
Not
Withdraw
From
League
Unless
ISomc
Action
is
Taken
Against
Her
Conference
Laval
and
Mussolini
Proposed
Between
,0ND0N,
Sept.
28:
(CP)
Great
Britain
began
callinrr
lav
for
bids
on
twenty-one
ships
embraced
in
her
1935
val
building
program
at
a
cost
of
$50,000,000
this
year.
,
the
same
time
the
French
government
is
being
ap-oached
ascertain
in
what
manner
France
would
as-
fickcrson
to
Make
Interior
Trip
In
Hanson's
Support
'oi
canons
covenant
in
the
event
of
a
clash
developing
in
the
THIRD
SKEENA
CANDIDATE
NOMINATED
HAS
FAITH
IN
FUTURE
Mackenzie
King
Hopes
Next
Government
Will
Lead
Canada
Out
of
Depression
Discusses
Trade
Explains
His
Criticism
of
Trade
Agreements
In
Victoria
Last
j
Night,
Vancouver
Tonight
,
D
1
JW8
Federal
Election
In
LAlLlidlVL
bfcl
LAKUo
Announced
Repairs
to
Northholm
Election
Officials
Ask
That
These
To
be
Carried
Out
Here
Announcement
was
made
this
afternoon
that
the
contract
for
repair
of
the
freighter
Northholm
had
been
awarded
to
the
local
dry
dock.
The
job
will
take
three
weeks,
involving
the
services
of
about
forty
men.
Fourteen
thousand
pounds
of
plate
will
be
re-
This
Riding
Centred
In
Three
Man
Fight
Papers
of
Joseph
Edgar
Panter,
C.
C.
F.
Aspirant,
Filed
Today
With
Returning
Officer
No
Others
Out
With
List
Closing
on
Monday
Nomination
papers
for
Joseph
Edtrar
Panter.
Mp
forthcoming
federal
ejection
win
Pator,
Smithers,
C.
C.
F.
candidate
for
Skeena
in
the
it
the
first
of
next
week,
two
weeks
forthcoming
federal
election,
were
filed
with
Returning
in
advance
of
the
election,
receive
Officer
R.
L.
McLennan
this
morning.
Mr.
Panter
is
the
!
cam
giving
u
numa
04
me
nira
candidate
to
be
torma
y
nom
mated,
pacers
for
G
io
ling
station
at
which
he
or
she
rr
Kr
.
fjrrvm
Pnnsowatiro
ni
u
Lonsei
vative,
and
Olof
t
i
i
i1,
,ime'
Hanson,
Liberal,
hav
rill
arm
vote
voie.
in
in
prince
rruice
Rupert
nuperi.
voting
yuuug
been
i
f
,
w
..
ng
&
vlll
take
place
in
the
Moose
Hall
,,
.
....
.
.
.
.here
here
will
be
seventeen
poll-
J
0,dock
Mond
aftemoon
ad
ng
stations.
As
the
polling
stations
,
.
urther
n3npra
.
,.
.
..
are
being
arranged
on
this
occa-evldent
that
there
wM
fee
slon
according
to
geographic
ra-jthree
candldates
in
the
fleld
her
than
alphabetical
classlfica-
Mr
panters
nominators
cSfTrJ?
CrmaCk"
A1CX
Bryant'
Thomas
tneir
caras
ana
careiuuy
preserve
penman
and
peter
Joh
(
!
present
them
at
the
polling
booth
Qtmin
..
p
-.M-
...
.
I
on
election
day.
This
will
tend
to;charles
and
inJ
nt
Hmo
In
(rmnoi't
nn
?ltri
-
.
"
r
Mrs.
Claude
C
Z
.
.
:
f
7u
K'DR
Terrace;
Mr.
ad
Mrs.
W.
H.
recent
increase
In
trade
between
WINNIPEO(
septus:
-According
eYe"tlon
o
fSafs
in
thSridlng
11
-j81
nolds,
mPS"'
HaZeltn;
Mrs"
X
W"
Re
.
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srnrement
issuea
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josepn
B.
Parker,
secretary
or
tne
out
?nIHl.innMrhvtiSe'Canaton
PaSsenger
Assoc,at,on.
Returning
Officer
Reld
L.
Mc-and
to
a
slight
relaxation
by
Pre-.
wpstprn
i,nM
of
the
Canadian
Na-
t
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trade
restrictions
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and
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Pacific
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ways
win
again
put
into
enect
win-
the
delivering
of
ballot
boxes
in
L
1
w".
!?
ter
excurslons-
'rnese
excuitlons
this
election.
The
boxes
will
be
nh
1
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t
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!wU1
be
along
somewhat
staUar
taken
by
air
from
here
to
Rivers
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Creek
VslCCIh
Atlin
and
Telegraph
,
.
,
.
,
"
.uiotiiuto
auu
U1C
States
-
had
increased
more
rapidly
ada
and
tne
Paclfic
Coast.
In
ad-;
charlotte
Islands.
The
boxes
can-
....
wv.,
.1..0
mb
rtiuon
to
certain
points
in
tne
not
be
sent
out
until
the
last
week
conclusive
evidence
that
the
Im
perlal
agreements
were
not
the
cause
of
Increased
trade.
The
Ottawa
trade
pacts,
declared
Mr.
King,
were
wrong
In
that
they
raised
tariffs
against
other
countries
whereas
Empire
preferences
should
have
been
given
by
lowering
tariffs
In
the
Empire
which
was
the
policy
of
Prime
Minister
Stan
ley
Baldwin
United
States.
There
will
be
no
re-
before
polling
day
and,
by
ordln-strictions
as
to
sleeping
car
ac-;ary
means
of
transportation,
that
commodatlon.
,
would
not
allow
sufficient
time
to
The
time
limit
on
these
tickets
!
ensure
delivery
In
time,
is
quite
lengthy,
particularly
for,
particulars
In
connection
with
those
going
overseas,
and
will
af-1
absentee
voting
and
advance
polls,
ford
an
excellent
opportunity
to
about
which
there
seems
to
be
those
who
desire
to
visit
their
)0me
Ignorance
on
the
part
of
the
friends
and
travel
at
a
minimum;
public
generally,
are
explained
by
cost.
jthe
returning
officer.
Fourth
Candidate
New
Westminster
C.
F.
Miller
Is
Named
Reconstruc
tion
Party
Standard
Bearer
For
Fraser
Ulver
Seat
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
Sept.
28,
(CP):
C.
F.
Miller
was
last
night
nominated'
Reconstruction
ParfV-"
candidate
for
New
Westminster
In
the
forthcoming
federal
election.
He
opposes
John
G.
Morgan,
Conservative;
Tom
Reld,
Liberal,
and
Rev.
E.
H.
Baker,
C.
C.
F.
Vancouver
Wheal
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
28.
(CP):
Wheat
was
quoted
at
86c
on
the
local
exchange
yesterday,
dropping
to
86
V2
today.
BAR
SILVER
NEW
YDRTC
Kont-
9
iru-
m
1
1
,
.
,
.
1
"
'
f
v
-"1
'
.
xwugnts
train,
due
from
the
Bar
silver
was
unchanged
at
65V,c
cast
iu
m.u,
was
reported
this
per
ounce
on
the
local
morning
to
be
on
time.
market
today.
THE
POLITICAL
CORNER
metal
MR,
PANTER,
SOCIALISM
AND
COMMUNISM
As
reported
in
the
Stewart
newspaper
of
September
21st
Mr.
Panter
at
his
meeting
there
said,
"There
are
only
two
choices,
capitalism
or
socialism,"
and
when
Mr.
Ernest
Winch,
C.
C.
F.
M.
L.
A.
for
Burnaby
who
was
on
the
platform
with
Panter
and
who
was
speaking
on
his
behalf
was
asked
the
difference
between
Communism
and
Socialism,
he
replied
that
so
far
as
he
was
concerned
there
was
absolutely
no
difference.
So
now
you
have
It
without
any
camouflage.
The
C.
C.
F.
candidates
are
socialists
or
communists,
Just
as
you
may
care
to
describe
them.
They
seek
the
destruction
of
the
capitalist
system.
They
wish
to
destroy
private
capital
and
private
enterprise.
We
have
been
seeking
for
many
years
to
secure
outside
capital
to
develop
the
mines
and
the
other
natural
resources
of
British
Columbia.
Where
would
this
province
be
today
were
it
not
for
the
American
capital
invested
in
the
Premier
and
other
mines;
in
the
pulp
and
paper
mjlls
of
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
River,
and
In
the
development
of
our
other
resources?
We
thought
we
were
the
luckiest
people
in
the
world
when
American
capitalists
promised
to
Invest
$5,000,000
In
a
pulp
mill
and
allied
projects
here.
The
C.
C.
F.
candidate,
Mr.
Panter,
takes
this
position,
"We
want
none
of
your
private
capital.
We
do
not
believe
in
your
private
enterprise,
and
If
you
do
go
ahead
with
it,
we
will
take
it
from
you."
1
A
fat
chance
this
northern
country
would
have
for
being
developed
If
we
were
to
endorse
such
a
policy
and
such
a
candidate.
Without
the
introduction
of
private
capital
we
might
Just
as
well
pack
up
and
get
out.
Liberal
Campaign
Committee.