Todays
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
prinre
RupertH",
light
north-v
hammeter.
30.06:-
tem-
i-esl
i.i
rP
DU.
'
vimsc,
wuesnci
erorer.
was
".luuimn
I'artV
in
T.hw
rnrth.
coming
federal
nwunn
.
Z
If
h
cndldate
in
the
field,
iast
parliament:
.t
ri
t,
-.
"beral.
and
.ti-
.7"
;"1?"M
BRUGE
AS
rA
Mnntr.oi
tn
hi.iril906
In
respect
to
Ethiopia's
inde-
...ti
u,
.1
i.i
v.
Inonipnrp
trill
h(
flf
fl
in
ItaiV
lO
wm.u.-
ut
nia
iijiaitvtui
i
vu-
i
nr.
Qf
Air
IS
HIGHER
tion
One
Year
Ago.
)i1
0TO
L,
I
t
-
I
UaaI.
Ti,uo
uuaru
iePL-
snuwa
a
iicai-
-
vi
bill
WW
v--
inn
rf
nriAiHi
t
i
ti
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v
VrAUl
Cedar
Douglas
fir,
spruce,
hem-
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Hnf1
tlKbn
nn
nil
V.rn,A
n
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11
I
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i
A
4
The
scale
of
polc3
and
piling
In
tT
ntrt,
-I
n
uuwu
irum
insi
year
a
uu,-
-vai
icct.
ine
lie
count
01
"ttca
LI
IIS
!.F1IXT
Wfl
S
WPI1
2as
slightly
below
267
last
year.
CARIBOO
"d
Clarke,
tjuesnel
Oricer,
Nom-'nated
Stevens
Party
Candl-
"e
or
Federal
Election
WILLIAMS
LAKE,
Sept.
7:-At
i
tiuiiiinnTin
A
11
i
-v.nit
tuiiveiiLion
nere.
permit
premier
Mursouius
ati.cn-,
dance.
Will'
Keep
Peace
LONDON,
Scpterrber
7
(Canadian
Press)
Paris
lepoits
that
Premier
Mussolini
has
assured
Premier
La
val
that
Italy
will
rot
resort
w
war
so
long
as
the
Ita'o-Ethiop'.an
dis
pute
Is
under
consideration
Pope
Sees
Peace
ROME,
September
7
(Canadian
Press)
Referring
to
the
Itald-Ethi-oplan
crisis',
Pope
Ptus
today
delivered
a
plea,
for
peace
before
twenty
thousand
former
service
men
and
announced:
"From
our
latest
infor
mation
we
seem
to
see
forming
on
the
horizon
a
rainbow
of
peace
casting
its
rays
across
the
world."
Consulates
.Withdrawn.
AIEfDIS
ABABA,
Ethiopia,
Sep
tember
7
(Canadian
Press)
under
direct
instructioons
of
Premier
Mus
solini
all
Italian
corsulatcs
in
Ethiopia
have
been
withdrawn.
CANDIDATE
Former
Lieutenant
Governor
Is
Named
To
Oppose
Leader
of
Reconstructlonist
Party
mjANrmoOK.
September
7:
Capt.
J
S.
Blakely.
Cranbrook.
has
withdrawn
from
the
federal
elec
tion
contest
in
Kootenay
ast
as
Liberal
candidate.
The
party
nomination
has
now
been
tendered
to
R.
Randolph
Bruce,
former
Lieutenant
Governor.
This
Is
the
seat
which
was
represented
in
the
last
parliament
by
Hon.
H.
II.
ot,.c
iPArier
of
the
Recon
structlonist
Party,
who
seeks
reelection
here.
nAR
SILVER
w
YORK.
September
7
(Ca-J
silver
was
un-,
nadlan
Press)-Bar
changed
yesterday
at
oaw
p,
ounce
on
the
locai
mew.
-i
today.
1
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER
7,
1935
munist
Activities
Abroad
In
Answering
Japanese
Protest
TOKyo.
SepUnbcr
7
.Japanese
Vllnlster
Otiat
loscpw
has
repor-ed
to
his
government
here
that
he
ecelved
no.
satisfaction
from
the
Soviet
Russian
government
In
retard
to
his
protest
at
communist
ictivities
in
Japan
presumably
or
iginating
In
Russia
The
Soviet
bf-
icials
informed
lilm
that
they
could
hot
be
responsible
for
the
activities
abroad
of
Hie
Third
Another
'Warning
WASHINGTON
D.C.,
September
7
Secretary
of
State
Cordell
Hull
has
sent
another
note
to
Moscow
warning
Soyiet
Russia
that
any
further
attempt
to
Interfere
in
the
domestic
affairs
rt
the
United
States
either
political,
social
or
economlc--wouId
Involve
the
break
ing
off
of
the
present
friendly
re
lations.
VANCOUVER
SHOOTING
Hold-Up
Man
Gets
Bullet
in
Abdo
men
From
Police
Officer
Was
Staging
Ilold'Up
VANCOUVER,
September
7
(Can
adian
Press)
A
man
giving
the
name
of
Ronald
Holrisworth
of
Montreal
is
In
a
s?rlo'us
condition
in
hospital
hete
after
being
shot
down
by
a
policeman
after
he
had
fired
a
bullfct
through
the
oincers
caD.
Holdsworth
first
fcntered
the
Pa-.
trlcla
Hotel
and
grabbed
a
glass
of
beer.
Remonstrated
with,
he
pulled
a
gun,
firing
twice,
misfiring
once
and
next
sending
a
bullet
into
the
wall.
He,
left
and
entered
a
Japanese
store.-
holding
up
three
Japanese
men
arid
a'
woman,
During
the
hold-up
Officers
Ray
Slattery
and
Jack
Harrison
came
into
the
store-
They
ordered
Holds-worth
to
put
up
.his
hands
but
he
fired
innstead.
the
bullet
striking
the
shield
on
Slattery's
cap
and
giving
him
powder
burns.
Slattery
fired
back,
a
bullet
Holdswprth's
abdomen.
BEER
IS
OPPOSED
KKihwNA.
Sentember
7
Follow
ing
the
example
of
this
city
a
short
time
ago,'Sou,th
Keiowna,
in
a
pieo-lscite
yesterday,
voted
00
to
80
against
sale
of
beer
by
the
glass.-
Tr"
the
big
Missouri
gr.tup.
The
rocks!
on
the
property
are
rudely
bedded
tuff
and
breccia,
striking
north
and
dipping
gently
west.
A
bed
of
tuff
has
been
mincializcd
with
pyrite,
chalcopyrits,
sphalerite,
galena
and
quartz.
The
mineralised
body
Is
up
solidated
company
with
respect
to
Big
Missouri,
It
Is
believed.
Vancouver
Wheal
VANCOUVER,
September
7
(Canadian
Prets)
Wheat
was
quoted
at
83Vc
on
the
loca'.
Exchange
yesterday,
jumping
to
86J2C
today
In
response
to'
yesterday's
price
pegr
glng.
j
Despite
the
attempts
ly
all
nations
to
bring
atont
a
psaceable
settlement
of
the
present
Ethiopian-Italian
crisis.
Premier
Benito
Mussolini
continues
to
send
new
detachments
of
ltis
finest
troops
to
Eritrea,
Italy's
colony
in
northern
Africa.
In
Eritrea
the
troops
will
be
ready
to
attack
the
Ethiopian
kingdom,
should
war
be
declared.
This
picture
cf
the
ss.
Gange
was
maJ.e
Just
as
It
left
Naples,
laden
with
troops
for
Africa.
CONSOLIDATED
ACQUIRES
HERCULES
PROPERTY
IN
-
IMPORTANT
MINING
DEAL
Lease
and
Bond
is
Taken
by
Smelters
On
Ground
Adjoining
Big
Missouri,
General
Manager
of
Trail
Company
Announces.
VANCOUVER,
September
7
(Canadian
Press)
-:S.
G.
Blaylock,
general
manager
of
the
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelting
Co.,
announced
yesterday
that
his
company
had
taken
a
lease
and
bond
on
the
property
of
the
Hercules
Mines
Ltd.
in
the
Portland
Canal
district.
The
holdings
of
the
Hercules
Mines
Limited
consist
of
the
Martha
Ellen
roup
of
clalmsjt-rr.
adjoining
?.nd
lylrg
northwest
of
Halibut
Arrivals
I
Summary
i
Canadian
148.500
pounds,
to
6.5c.
i
American
None.
6c.
to
twenty-five
feet
wide
and
has!
Canadian
v
been
traced
from
south
to
north:
Melville.
19.000.
6c.
Cold
Stbrage.
across
two
full
claims.
Samples
ta-j
jenny
Mllly,
10,000,
6c.
Cold
Stor-ken
over
fair
width
have
'shown
age
.
good
values
in
gold.
A
quartz
vein,
Gony,
15,000,
B.lOc
and
6c,
Cold
similarly
mineralized,
.strikes
north-
st,oragei
v.
;,
east,
Is
one
to
night
ieet
wide
and
Kalen.
16
000.
6.2c.
and
6c;,
Atlln
has
been
traced
for.
several
hun-
.
Fisheries.
'
.
drecT
feet.
Relief.
21.000.
at
6.4c.
and
6c.
Cold
The
acquisition
o!
-
the
Hercules
Storage.
nronertv
will
have
an
ImDortant
R.
w.,
6,500,
at
be,
uoia
otorage.
Harln
nn
mtn
rn
nf
thPCnn.i
Fanny
F.,
3,000,
6.5c
and
6c.
Cold
Storage..
Viking,
11,500,
6c.
Cold
Storage.
Oslo,
18,000,
6.4t.
and
6c.
Cold
Storage.
,
.
Mother,
10,000,
'at
6.1c.
and
6c,
Atlln
Fisheries.
y
,
Signal,
18,000,
at
6c,
Cold
Storage.
Two
small
boats
sold
privately..
VETERAN
TEACHER
DIES
VANCOUVER,
Sept
7
Frederick
M.
Cowperwaithe,
veteran
educator
and
prominent
Mason,
passed
away
heret
yesterday
at
an
advanced
'age,
High
10:00
a.m.
15.9
ft.
21:40
pjn.
18.6
ft.
Low
...
3:14
ajn.
63
ft.
15:18
pjn.
9.8
ft.
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ana,
spam
ana
mrircy.
iiaiy
au
.
at
first
objected
to
the
British
arid
,
French
members
on
the
commission
but
was
induced
to
accept
then
af-
nrvn
P
i
finp
ter
Spain
and
Turicey
Jiaa
reiusea
HI
ill
A
I
to
act
without
thenv
Wlth
France
r
T
LiSTlVj
1
1
ViV
;and
Poland
desirous
o!
retaining
"",
friendship
with
Italy.
Great
Britain
Alberli
Premier
Off
v.
Ktxl
n.
Q
:
frnmni
a
as
ui
.
;
Ethiopia,
the
commlslon,
it
lis
believed,
will
be
as
impartial
as
wcwmv,
Sept.
.
7:-rremler
C0"W,
KKUjed.
i
k..i....
-.ii,
,
Italy
also
agreed
t3
sit
down
with
,
.
.
.
rthinnifl
in
a
conierence
wun
a
ec
j!
a
loin
of
$18,000,000
peaceiuiiy.
Another
three-power
conference
-.
Alt
A-
Tf
.
intcifv
bank
heads
in
tor
between
Great
urua:n
rrance
ana
Italy,
signatories
ti
the
treaty
of
PARALYSIS
SPREADING
Epidemic
of
Infantile
Malady
Quite
Serious
In
Edmonton
Nearly
:0t
Cases
"
EDMONTON,
September
1
(Canadian
Press)
While
officially
only
seventeen
cases
of
infantile
paralysis
are
reported
in
this
city,
Dr.
A.
C.
McfJutan,
director
of
health
announced
yesterday
that
he
believed
there
were
be-twen
one
and
two'
hundred
cases
here.
Parents
generally,
Dr.
McGujan
declared,
seemed
to
be
making
little
effort
to
co-operate
in
keeping
down
the
sprrnd.
Schools
will
be
ejosed
for
another
week
at
least.
SOVIET
IS
EVASIVE
Desclaims
Responsibility
For
Com
Mussolini
Still
Sending
Troops
Trade
Treaty
With
United
States
is
Under
Arrangement
Details
To
Be
Announced
On
Monday
Premier
Would
Consider
It
His
Duty
To
Keep
Country
Out
of
Conflict.
OTTAWA,
September
7
(Canadian
Press)
Canada
should
not
become
involved
in
any
foreign
war
in
which
there
is
no
aggression
of
Canadian
rights,
declared
Premier
R.
B.
Bennett
in
a
nation-wide
radio
address
last
night
in
opening
his
election
campaign.
He
would
consider
it
the
duty
of
any
government
he
headed
to
keep
Canada
out
of
such
a
war.
Ir
peace
and
war,
the
Conservative
party
stood
for
Canadian
rights
and
against
economic
aggression
of
any
foreign
power
but
Canadians
would
not
be
embroiled
in
any
foreign
quarrel
in
which
rights
of
Canaalans
are
not
Involved.
Premier
Bennett
also
announced
that
a
trade
treaty
was
being
ar
ranged
between
Urlted
States
and
i
Canada,
details
of
which
would
be
I
made
public
on
Monday.
The-Prime
Minister
disclosed
that
he
had
threatened
to
cancel
trade
arrangements
with
Japan
if
that
country
Insisted
on
continuing
its
fifty
percent
surtax.
Premier
Bennett
also
announced
thdt
a
trade
treatv
was
being
arranged
between
United
States
and
Canada,
details
of
which
would
be
made
public
on
Monday.
The
Prime
Minister
disclosed
that
he
had
threatened
to
cancel
trade
arrangements
with
Japan
If
that
country
Insisted
or.
continuing
Its
fifty
percent
surtax.
Hurricane
Death
Toll
Uncertain
Two
Hundred
and
Fifty-Six
Bodies
Recovered
in
Tlorida
320
Still
Mining
MIAMI.
Florida,
Srptember
7
(Ca
nadian
Press)
Red
Cross
reports
yesterday
showed
256
known
dead
in
veterans'
relief
ramps
as
a
result
of
the
hurricane
144
bodies
having
;been
recovered,
following
the
de
struction
of
campr.
There
are
at
least
320
persons
still
missing.
Governor
Scholtz
ordered
yester
day,
In
the
Interests
of
public
health,
that
the
bodies
be
cremated
on
the
spot
as
soon
as
identification
had
been
estab'lshed.
This
order
was
made
in
srlte
of
a
proposal
of
'President
Roosevelt
that
all
the
dead
veterans
be
burled
in
Arlington
National
Cemetery
at
the
public
expense.
Many
of
the
dead
veterans
were
former
bonus
Social
Credit
!s
Organizing
New
Movement
Will
Have
Candidates
in
Alberta
and
in
Saskatchewan
CALGARY,
September
7
Organization
of
the
Social
Credit
League
to
take
part
in
the
federal
election
Contest
in
Alberta
and
Saskatche-
was
is
proceeding,
organizers
for
each
province
having
been
named.
The
new
party
plans
on
contesting
practically
all
seats
in
those
two
provipces
as
well
as
some
in
Man!
toba.
OUTPUT
OF
MINERALS
Value
$11,000,000
This
Year
New
High
Mark
for
Gold
Expected
Silver
Also
Up
VICTORIA,
September
7
(Canadian
Press)
Provincial
mineral
arid
metal
production
this
year
is
expected
to
total
$14,000,000.
Gold
is
expected
to
set
ar
all
time
record
of
about
$12,250,000.
Silver,
up
in
volume
and
value,
is
expected
to
top.
last
year
by
$1500,000.
Thirty
Million
Pounds
of
Fish
Catch
This
Year
SEATTLE,
September
7,
(CP):
A
halibut
catch
totalling
30,500,000
pounds
for
Areas
No.
2
and
3
from
March
1
to
August
31
Is
reported
by
the
International
Flshei.es
Commission.
Pegging
of
Wheat
Price
Causes
Rise
In
Price
of
Flour
Local
dealers
were
advised
this
morning
of
an
advance
of
20c
per
barrell
in
the
price
of
flour.
The
advance
Is
believed
to
be
in
res-Dense
to
the
.federal
government's
action
of
yesterday
In
pegging
the
price
of
wheat
at
87V2c
per
bushel.
NEW
YORK
WEATHER
BAD.
NEW
YORK,
September
7
New
.York
has
had
the
wettest
and
meanest
summer
ir
years
from
the
weather
standpoint.
DOMINION
GOVERNMENT
PEGS
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
AT
87
Vic.
PER
BUSHEL
OTTAWA.
September
7
(Ca-
nadlan
Press)
Acting
upon
recommendation
of
the
Caria-
dlan
Wheat
Board,
the
Domln-
Ion
government
by
order-In-
council
last
night
fixed
the
minimum
Canadian
wheat
price
for
one
year
at
87
Vic.
per
bushel
for
No.
1
Nor-
them
at
Fort
William.
If
the
world
price
g'oe3
higher,
the
farmers
will
get
the
benefit
but,
as
far
as
Canada
is
con-
cerned,
It
will
not
be
allowed
to
go
lower.
.
'
'
"
.
.
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.
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,
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