Todays
Weather
prince
Rupert
Drizzle,
calm;
barometer.
3053;
temperature,
42;
sea
smooth.
XXIV
No.
272.
.....
.
t?
ir
t
a
pmer
minister
of
foreign
affairs.
"h
termer
government,
ln
which
1
number
of
high
army
officers
keelc
posts,
fell
at
the
end
of
the
Wt
of
Justice
Investigates
Case
Rtuest
ot
Allnrnev
(icncral
Of
Ontario
Being
Acceded
To
Seventy-Five
Die
in
Storm
T,mpest
in
Southern
Italy
at
End
netkTook
Heavy
Toll
Romp.
a
result
of
the
violent
storm
at
ru,
end
01
last
week
in
Southern
venty
-live,
with
the
fury
of
the
:
jnente
subsiding,
rescue
work-are
now
carrying
on
their
work.
VAM?ncoui,cr
Wheat
WhSC0UVER'
Nov.
26:
(CP)-
local
!
t
qU0U?d
at
87
c
on
he
to
86
"8e
yesterday
dropping
She
THOV'SAM)
EAKT1I
....
nlnety
seats"
s"crtss
of
he
SHOCKS
TO
DATE
vigorous
attack
of
the
opposition
.,
,
.
j.
was
surprising
even
to
Its
own
most
enthusiastic
supporters.
The
fea-
ItelOMtb
earth
tremor
to
be
01
uie
cvn
Wd3
i
fcj
wre
Mie
October
12
was
.
'
mnHn
nnnn
envcrnment
streneth
rr
Tic:l
iriy
sunaay.
Tne1"-
.
"...
Dy
lne
new
octal
uuul
mu,c
.rhnrnc
nf'klP
hnvP
not
.
bea
i:irly
as
intense
as
the
1
first
ones
and
work
of
rebuild-
n?
iK.e
city
is
gradually
pro-
CLEAR
OF
MILITARY
Gwrimmt
of
Itulearia
is
Pureed
0(
Army
Officers
New
Premier
Takes
Over
!
SOFIA.
Uulgarla,
Nov.
26:
(CPI
rhe
mi.ilarv
Influence
has
been
jsp:r'::y
removed
from
the
newj
pemmcnt
of
Bulgaria
under
IremlcrshiD
of
George
Kostlganoff,
ment
which
carried
twenty-six
seats
while
the
Conservatives
captured
sixteen.
Final
figures,
subject
to
revision,
when
the
votes
ln
a
number
of
close
constituencies
are
recounted,
arc
as
follows:
Liberals.
47.
Independent
Liberal,
one.
(
Conservatives,
16.
Action
Liberale
Nationale,
26.
The
Independent
Liberal
is
a
consistent
government
supporter.
All
party
leaders
were
elected
Premier
Taschereau
in
Montmor
ency,
Paul
Oouln,
leader
of
Action
Liberale
Nationale,
In
L'Assomptlon
and
Maurice
Duplcssls,
Conserva
ln
Three
Rivers.
Du-
tive
live
leader,
icuuci,
ui
c-
v..w
-
however,
will
be
dictated
by
the
third
party.
Two
Ministers
Defeated
Two
cabinet
ministers
were
de
feated
Hon.
C.
J.
Arcand,
minister
of
labor,
and
Hon.
Irenee
Vau-
rin
minister
of
colonization.
The
latter
went
down
John
at
the
hands
of
Louis
Auger,
RWANfiHAT.
Nnv.
26-.
(CP
The
Chined
central
frov
ernment
moved
today
to
check
the
North
China
autonomy
1
movement
by
adoption
of
a
sweeping
five-point
program
i
Great
Flylni;
Boat
Flies
From
Mid
way
To
Wake
Island
WAKE
ISLAND.
Nov.
26:
Th
giant
new
flying
boat
China
Clip
miles
per
hour
in
clear,
sunny,
trade
Action
Liberale
Nationale.
1
and
1700
pounds
Before
the
ridings
had
all
re-Qf
mjj
ported,
It
appeared
for
a
while
that;
Another
Ship
Arrives
I
there
might
be
a
tie
but
the
later
gAN
DIEGOi
Nov.
26:-The
Phil-,
constituencies
to
give
their
returns
jllplne
clipper,
sister
of
the
China
all
went
Liberal
to
assure
the
re-;clipperi
arrived
here
from
her,
turn
of
the
government.
Gaspe
,
ounders
enroute
to
Alameda
and
krriv,
onH
Twn
Mmintains
were
the
,in
kQ
mmmissinnpri
In
the
Trans-'
I
'
v
-
'
'
I
nil.
M.
:
-
-
OTTAWA
vn
")c-Th(.
Depart-
lust
seats
to
report,
both
going
paciHC
service
of
Pan
American
t
im't
of
Justce
'announccs
that
it
Liberal.
j
Airways,
leaving
December
6
for,
as
acceded
to
a
reouest
of
Attor-1
Among
the
seats
wnicn
acuuh
the
pnmipine
ismnua.
iy
General
Roebuck
of
Ontario
Liberale
Nationale
captured
from,
ship,
Honolulu
Clipper,
will
be
ar-i
int
an
tnvDstitrinn
he
made
in
the
government
were
tjueDec
,
riving
taier.
1
Connection
with
hn
rnnvlrtlon
and
'centre.
Chlcoutlml,
Champlaln,
ntenclng
to
fifteen
years'
1m-1
Montreal-St.
Mary's,
Maurice,
Ro-
inCAniw...
.
m
t
H
wn
lwr
Mpnr
H
I
1
1
1
1
i-wiuiieni
01
David
Meisner
ioriDervai,
iviom.ivai-uv
"
,
"
kidnapping
of
Joseph
Labatt.
tenac.
Quebec
East,
Montreai-bt.
Meisner
hn
frt
el
flit
and
Jasaues
Cartler.
lnnoccnrn
Firht
lias
Only
Begun
TODAY'S
WEATHER
calm,
40.
Terrace-Raining,
rain,
calm,
35
Anyox-Heavy
Stewart-Heavy
rain,
calm,
32.
ca
m,
Hazelton-ttalning,
Smtthers-Ralnlng,cam.mlW
calm,
35.
Burns
Lake-Bright,
MUCH
WHEAT
IN
,
no
less
than
117
carload
week
the
over
wheat
arrived
here
end
for
the
local
elevator.
Nazi
Government
Finances
Weddings
Paul
Gouln,
leader
of
Action;
Liberale
Nationale,
following
the
Fifteen
Thousand
Couples
a
Month
announcement
of
the
results,
de-i
To
Receive
State
Assistance
Glared
that
the
fight
had
only
be-1
In
Germany
gun.
He
said
-
hiuuuwum.,
dulent
manoeuvres
elected
some!
Liberal
candidates
ana
tnere.
wm
be
contestations
In
certain
coiu-
tuencics."
BERLIN,
Nov.
26:
The
Nazi
government
has
announced
a
plan
whereby
it
will
finance
fifteen
thousand
marriages
a
montn.
MANSON
TO
SUPREME
COURT
OTTAWA,
Nov.
26:
Announce-
.
j
mntvinritnrllv
nf
was
$35.
35.
The
Washington
pries
EXCURSION
TO
RUPERT
Canadian
National
Giving
Cent
A
Mile
Trip
Again,
Arriving
Here
December
10
Peter
Lakie,
district
height
and
passenger
agent
for
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
announces
that
a
special
excursion
will
be
run
again
into
Prince
Rupert
next
month
for
the
benefit
of
interior
people
as
far
east
as
j
Prince
Rupert.
The
rate
will
be
j
approximately
one
rent
a
mile
!
for
the
round
trip.
People
taking
advantage
of
the
special
fares
will
arrive
here
on
the
night
of
December
10
and
may
leave
on
their
return
home
either
December
llor
December
13.
Such
excursions
as
this
have
now
been
run
for
two
years
and
have
proven
quite
popular.
GREAT
BRITAIN,
FRANCE
AND
GERMANY
AGREE
ON
QUESTION
OF
DEFENCE
PARIS.
Nov.
26:
(CP)
It
is
reported
here
that
Great
Bri-
tain,
Germany
and
France
ment
is
cxptxicu
muiu"-v
.
,
Se
appointment
of
A.
M.
Manson
have
reached
a
tentative
ag-
:ri,'vr
reement
new
three-cor-
tn
the
sunreme
on
a
'
.
u
v,
nriffsh
Columbia.
nered
agreement
on
the
vexed
OOUlt
UCIIl.it
"
'
'
.
.u,.
,
1J
J
,.e
X
OUUJtlit
ui
iniiu
cvitu
ail
iuitt,oi
Officials
of
the
Nazi
govern-
PRICE
'
OF
GOLD
.r
xt
OR-
(r.r-...
ment
in
Berlin
admit
that
there
Is
some
foundation
for
ln
London
was
The
price
of
gold
cents
at
$35.13
per
ounc
-
w.c
up
'two
11
lJ
"
yesterday
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER
26,
1935
said
to
be
In
league
with
Tokyo,
j
tain
Is
willing.
Russia
and
Rou-
nlgnt
that
tne
revoit
had
been
i
.
1
1
...
t
4
n
1
l
I
1
..
nft-AVftrt
trfc
h4lV
im
QY
.
.....
i
.
.
nas
mviiea
omer
piovmccs
10
jvm
mama
nac
vntiwu
w
"F
quasnea
onv
11
oroKe
qui
again
1
.u
vtiua
tharplnll
pmharun
If
nthpr
riatlnns
would
t.u
inn.in.
.,r1IV,
ill
mc
aubuiiuiiiv
inutc
vv...w
-'
Willi
icucwcu
tuitc
wui
v.w.
per
of
the
Pan-American
Airway
seems
to
be
every
Indication
that
It.
Join
ln.
showing
signs
ot
extending.
arrived
here
at
6:40
last
night
will
extend
until.
Jt.
has
taken
in
j
Other
articles
to
which
It
inOw
,
..
.
.
Tfter
coverlng'the-
1240-miles
from
five-provinces.
Including
Shantung.
proposed
the
sanctions
should
'ap--
Midway
Island
in
8i
hours.
all
of
which
have
great
agricul-
ply
Include
steel,
iron
and
coal.
I)pff.pp
Ic
(,1VPI1
i-'Cglct
10
vjit
wi
It
landed
at
Midway
Islands
tural
and
Industrial
potentialities.
Great
Britain,
it
is
authoritatively
Sunday
night
at
6
o'clock
after
particularly
if
developed
under
(Stated,
win
favor
tne
extension
01
I
AVJ
Ti.rnorlemini'
completing
the
second
lap
1320
Japanese
leadership.
Many
other,
the
sanctions
to
these
commoai-
JLUI
U
I
YVCCUOillUH
miles
ln
9
hours
and
six
minutes,
important
countries
of
the
world
ties.
attaining
an
average
speed
of
147
would
feel
the
effect
in
loss
of
In
a
conference
at
Paris,
Premier
weather.
Several
.North
China
war
lords
The
China
Clipper
left
Alameda
are
reported
to
be
supporting
the
at
3:45
Friday
afternoon
and
land-
autonomy
movement,
ed
at
Honolulu
Saturday
noon
,
Japanese
military
forces
are
be-
.
.
....
-ll.nln
n
Aletmi'a
nf
icpiii
vamvwua,
a
"iomuv!.
jng,
concentrated
along
tne
ureat
plessls
will
be
official
Leader
of
the,
miles,
and
left
Honolulu
at
6:30
Wall
to
Drevent
any
possible
inter-
Opposltlon,
the
policies
of
which,
.Sunday
morning
for
Midway
Is-
ference
wlth
the
establishment
of
land
whence
sne
came
on
nere
,
a,ltnnftnil.
st-,tp
She
ielt
mis
morning
lor
uuam
;
Islands,
the
last
stop
before
her
destination,
the
Phllllplne
Islands,)
where
she
is
due
at
4
0
clock
oni
the
afternoon
of
November
29.
Capt.
Edwin
Musick
and
R.
O.
D.
Sullivan,
his
second
1
to
and.;
in
Montreal-St.
,
laescnoe
n
a
ivutuic
,
I
There
was
a
crew
of
six
and
four
Pierre
Laval
of
France
advised
Sir
George
Clarke,
British
ambassador,
that
extreme
caution
should
be
evcrcised
in
Imposing
an
oil
embargo
against
Italy.
The
Eovernment
of
the
United
its
program
to
boycott
goods
of
sanctions-approving
nations.
Conflicting
reports
continue
as
to
the
tide
of
battle
in
Ethiopia.
Earl
Jellicoe
Is
Interred
Close
To
LONDON,
Nov.
26:
(CP)
every
mark
of
honor
the
Navy
and
sister
services
could
of
ler
and
amidst
the
stately
but
simple
ritual
of
the
Anglican
rn,,-..Vi
lvo
nf
Artmlrnl
.TpI-
V11U1.11,
vi.t
"--
w
"
New
Governor
General
of
Canada
Honored
by
McGill
University
With
LL.D.
Visits
Toronto
I
TORONTO,
Nov.
26:
(CP)
Lord;
iTweedsmulr,
the
new
Governor
'
'mm
"1
ma
Ja
T
r
A
0
Lfenerai
OI
uaiiaua,
anu
i-aujr
France
is
Still
Trying
to
Keep
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
2:03
ajn.
19.1
ft
13:36
p.m.
22.1
ft.
Low
7:44
a.m.
8.4
It.
19:50
pjn.
3.0
It.
C
Its
Gold
Home
Jicoe
was
laid
yesterday
within
St
iCrt-mftv
Pvocifionf
Paul's
Cathedral
close
ty
tne;
vi
mci
a
ivomviu
crypts
of
Admiral
Lord
Nelson
and
other
heroes
ot
Trafalgar.
Hon.
Vincent
Massey,
Caandlan.
High
Commissioner,
and
Commodore
Percy
Nelles
R.
C.
N.,
repre
sented
Canada
at
the
funeral.
The
closing
hymn
was
"Eternal
Father,
Strong
to
Save,"
a
favorite
of
Earl
Jellicoe.
RAILWAYMAN
IS
DEAD
WTNNTPEO.
NOV.
26:
II
.
R.
Of
Toronto
Fair
And
Wife
Killed
TORONTO,
Nov.
28:
Robert
Miller,
prominent
Ontario
live
stock
grower
and
former
president
of
the
Canadian
National
Exposition,
and
his
wife
were
Instantly
killed
when
their
car
was
struck
Mathewson,
general
passenger
,
by
a
train
at
a
level
crossing
north
agent
for
the
Canadian
Pacific
of
Toronto.
Mr.
Miller
was
seventy-Railway
here,
is
dead.
'I
,
I
eight
years
of
age.
PKICE:
5
CENTS
ASCHEREAU
GOVT
HAS
CLOSE
CALL
Majority
Cut
To
STATE
OF
SEIGE
DECLARED
IN
BRAZIL
Margin
ot
bix;
tight
CHINESE
GOVERNMENT
Has
an
I
B
r
OnlyBegun-Gomn
IS
M0V1NG
T0
CHECK
hctory
of
New
Liberal
Movement,
Which
Captured1
SPREAD
OF
NEW
ST
A
1
E
Cabinet
Ministers
Are
Defeated
MONTREAL,
Nov.
26:
(CP)
The
Quebec
Liberal
gov-Vioiulpd
hv
Premier
L.
A.
Tasehfirenn
emoro-prl
BJIIIIlVlll
"v"
l
D
fictorious
from
Monday's
provincial
general
election
but
I
:il
n.irvmv
mnrm'n
nvpi
fhn
rnmhlnprl
nnnnsirinn
nf
11U1
a
ntiii""
"
w.
Conservatives
and
the
new
Action
Liberale
Nationale
ftartv.
The
government
won
lorty-eight
"
K'
.rfZrZ
seats
anu
the
op-
Meantime
There
is
Every
Indication
That
Autonomy
mm
V
II
-m
t
Move,
inspired
ny
Japan,
iuay
L.ovcr
iiucn
Greater
Area
DROP
OIL
All
Available
Forces
SANCTIONS
League
of
Nations
Committee
Defers
Action
U.
S.
May
Stop
I
Sending
Cotton
Parleys
Held
Conflicting;
Reports
Continue
Come
From
Scat
of
War
In
Africa
Revolt
of
Communists
Plot
to
Enlist
Troops
in
Centre
of
Rio
de
Janeiro
Into
To
Movement
Thwarted
Today
Pernambuco
And
Natal
Centres
of
Unrest
RIO
DE
JANEIRO,
Nov.
26:
(CP)
The
Brazilian
.
,ve.
re
Ims
including
an
oraeriortne
aw-
geneva,
Nov.
:
(CP)-The
I,
state
of
sierre
over
the
entire
and
arrest
oi
uenerai
i
in
Ju-eng
uunese
ao-
sanctions
committee
of
the
League
Ihe
keenest
and
closest
election
in
!ssa
Nation
forces
to
combat
and
has
mustered
all
available
a
ananas
musaeitu
d
i
nauon
I
mm
strator
of
the
demilitarized
zone
and
self-appointed
of
Nations
has
postponed
until
Fri-
"ir"1?
.
,
the
history
of
the
province
in
"
the
of
the
An
al-
Jf!
!,L,
4?'
:
,
,
chairman
of
the
newly
formed
East
day
the
session
at
Geneva
sche-
revolt
in
the
northeastern
portion
country.
CLIPPER
ON
FOURTH
LAP
m
i
ii
i
nil
i.iiiiaiiiiin
i.x
MHir.
ii
iiru
1
1
1
trALCiuav
iaj
i,uiamv
irwri
i
i
iiiii,
1.11
i:
1
1
1
1
.1
l
li
uuuij
u
lua
bVr
vw
w
w
v
At
Peiplng
it
was
declared
today
extension
of
the
sanctions
list
e
Janeiro
was
thwarted
today.
The
revolt,
which
is
by
Lieut.
Col.
Takahashl,
Japanese
igainst
Italy
as
being
the
aggresT
Wrongly
communistic,
is
centred
In'
iiifnr..
nttonho
tlidt
Iho
orpaMnn
mr
In
tho
TTa
sf
Afrlrnn
ramnnion.
.i.
.
-
u..
Din
j.
of
the
Eastern
Hopei
autonomous
it
is
understood
officially
that
no
Grande
de
Norte,
forty
to
sixty
state
was
only
the
beginning
of
a
action
will
be
taken
at
tnis
time
on
deaths
being
reported
from
fight-widespread
self-government
move-1
the
matter
of
an
oil
embargo
lng
ln
pernambuco
and
Natal,
the
ment
in
North
China.
against
Italy.
Premier
uavai
01
iatttr
clty
belng
in
control
of
the
General
Yin
Ju-Keng,
who
has
a
I
France
has
requested
postpone-
revolutionists.
Japanese
wife
and
who
is
generally
1
ment
ot
such
action
and
Great
Bri-
Tne
authorities
announced
last
C.
F.
HAS
FULL
SLATE
FOR
CIVIC
ELECTION
CONTEST
VANCOUVER,
Nov
26:
(CP)
Backed
by
a
platform
of
So
I
clallst
planks
covering
almost
4
every
phase
ot
civic
affairs,
a
t
iuu
siate
01
cann
ladies
wui
dc
"entered-
"bV
tHeCo-Dperatrve
-
Commonwealth
Federation
in
the
December
elections
for
al-
dermen
and
school
and
parks
i
board
members.
'
ABANDONING
OF
RATIOS
oiaiwa,
.ia.i.6
Tweedsmulr
paid
tneir
nrst
oniciai
Itself
against
supplying
oil
to
thejvislt
tQ
Toronto
yesterday.
There
France
Will
Demand
This
at
Lon-
hollloprpnts
belligerents,
may
man
nnw
now
endeavor
endeavor
to
to.
j
.,.-
n.-n
.!
j
v.mi
r.nl..n..
it
I.
nrevent
the
export
of
cotton
to!
Italian
itaiiau
officials
umtiaia
declared,
ucuaim,
with
mwi
em-
.-
was
a
reception
at
tne
raniaraeiu
...w..v,
.
.uuuamgs
Buildings
at
at
which
wnicn
Acting
Acting
Premier
rramci
,
Announced
either
country.
it
was
Intimated
,
,
on
N,xon
and
Mayor
James
slmpson
Saturday
by
Secretary
ot
State
played
.vp.
0
a
,.,,
leading
part.
Cordell
Hull.
From
Rome
it
was
reported
that
!
PARIS,
Nov.
26:-At
the
naval
At
Montreal
j
conference
to
be
held
in
London
on
MONTREAL,
Nov.
26:
During
December
9
abandonment
of
the
.
.
.
1
1
r
li..;
l
1
.V.n
njs
jjrs
0ffciai
ykit
to
Montreal
ratio
limitations
as
et
uut
m
mc
ergency
measures,
tney
couia
get
at
the
end
of
the
week
tne
honor-1
Washington
Treaty,
wnicn
is
aoout
j
along
for
a
year,
at
home
and
In
;
ary
degree
Qf
Doctor
0'f
Laws
was
'
to
expire,
will
be
demanded
by
j
Africa,
without
feeling
a
shortage
conferred
upon
Lord
Tweedsmulr,
France.
It
Is
officially
announced.
I
of
oil.
Gasoline
now
sells
at
$1.20
a
Governor
General
of
Can-1
gallon
there.
Oil
companies
have
ad
b
Mcom
Unlverslty.
Hls
Ex-
njLi
Dnw
Tlro
been
ordered
by
the
government
to
cellency
addressed
a
gathering
of
1
llOl
Danf
1
aKCS
Keep
an
gasonne
ana
on
tanKs,the
Canadlan
club.
filled
to
capacity.
Italy
continues'
Off
After
Being
Held
by
Weather
VANDERHOOF,
Nov
26:
Pilot
L.
F.
Barr,
well
known
northern
flier,
after
having
been
grounded
'here
for
a
week
owing
to
unfavor-
PARIS,
NoV.
26:
(CP
The
Bank
able
weather,
hopped
off
TTrono
niuH
its
riisnnnnt.
rate
day
for
Atlin
via
Hazelton
and
Hnm
nf
Trafalgar
Telegraph
creA
He
was
to
Vrday
yesieraay
from
irom
iivc
five.
to
tu
sU
jia
percent,
iichciu,
o--c
-
-
joined
the
search
for
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Le
Havre
for
New
York
on
Sunday.
.
took
$20,000,000
of
the
yellow
metal.
nrUn.
ClHnnnn
1V
-v
niAKn
Wl
(pel1(T
the
continued
flow
of
gold
from
its
"""""
.
u,
wu
m
ulo
-With
'vaults
for
a
month
on
tne
stlklne
Rlvec
Royal
i
The
liner
Alaunla.
sailing
from
ut
wno
were
Iouna
yesteraay.
i