One
Soldier
Killed
and
Two
Injured
Today
As
Italian
t
Troops
nuvanu
unuii
ivcai
iiruucry
riru
ivs
Mussolini's
Demonstration
Continues
nnTV.ANO.
Aucust
30
(Canadian
Press)
ALASKA
ttlGHWAY
BILL
IS
SIGNED
:
"Aohinuton
D.C.,
Aug
''Wte
Anthonv
nimnnrt
nt
At.
'
a
has
been
notified
that
"
rfPslrinnl
t.nn1.ll
r
r
a.
TP
If.
Viqa
I
I
.1
a
1
i.
.
...
nag
OlftllCU
MIC
ttiaSKU
T
Highway
bill
which
authorl-
Jw
construction
o
the
Alaska
wvu
ot
nie
roaa.
Aiier
a
conference
with
ihp
PrMWnt.
4
ni
.
an
GAME
TO
.
i
i
nfior
tiipir
trnn
Japan
ts
Lashed
By
Another
Terrific
Storm
Which
Injures
Thousand
And
Does
Exten-
...
sive
Damage
TOKYO,
August
30.
(CP):
Forty-two
persons
are
dead,
scon'
were
Injured
and
thousands
of
homes
were
Inundated
as
a
result
Make-be-
of
a
typhoon
which
lashed
Japan's
u
.
i
i
i
.1
A..
Inrirpst
rlflp
ftast.rnvln?
hrldees
Kpvpwasabanaoneu
in
war
uiaiiueuvres
tuuay
on
ine
aus-r
,
"J"
liee
ouu"uu
.
...
the
Kobe
works.
it
j
and
harbor
uwc
was
.
qq
Trnliiin
nrtillerv
and
machine
truns
noured
.
inaiuiu"ic
"
.7
,
i
iT.V
iet
worst
mi.
olilk
and
bullets
over
me
neaus
oi
mousanus
oi
auvani:-
missues
were
sunsuiuieu
ior
nariu-
lneiniamry,
infantry.
wawj
Ueauiy
..w-
.......v.
........
link
up,
with
any
political
group
but
do
all
they
can
to
encourage
j
any
western
federal
constituency
where
the
local
committee
has
PRflVlftjf
H
Rd
toP0
of
wlnnln
the
seatl
1
lJ
Till
VA-i
to
place
a
Social
Credit
candidate
in
the
field
and
that
they
lend
Prince
Rupert
District
P.ene
fits
Con-
their
support
and
co-operation
to
sidcrably
From
Trapping
such
candidate
as
Tar
as
11
is
Throughout
District
possible."
I
it
is
understood
that
the
Social
As
a
rough
estimate
the
value
of
Credit
Party
will
place
candidates
furs
taken
In
the
Prince
Rupert
m
most
of
the
seventeen
ridings
district
Is
$150,000
a
year,
out
of
the
in
Alberta
and
there
Is
a
possl-total
of
$1,000,000
for
the
whole
pro-
blllty
that
it
will
invade
Saskatch-vlnce
but
only
part
of
the
furs
are
ewan
and
Manitoba
if
requested.
It
,t.'oto
n
thP
rltv.
Others
are
has
been
definitely
decided
that
sent
direct
to
Vancouver,
to
the
Social
Crdlt
will
enter
a
candidate
United
States,
to
Eastern
Canada
?alnst
Premier
Bennett
In
Calgary
or
to
Europe.
Most
of
the
royalties
West.
are
paid
In
Vancouver,
hence
tnei
statistics
do
not
give
a
true
record.
T0
BIG
MISS0URI
of
the
catches
made
here.
This
was
the
gist
of
statements
made
to
the
'
s,
o.
Blaylock,
general
manager
Rotary
Club
by
Game
Warden
0
the
Consolidated
Mining
miopia.
Plans
ire
being
made
Martin
in
an
address
given
at
the
smelting
Co.,
M.
M.
O'Brien,
to
have
charcoal
used
in
Italy
order
to
conserve
available
supplies
of
other
fuels
such
as
coal
and
oil.
gagea
n
'
lv
VICTORIA
m
.egate
uimonrt
said
there
.,..,
nf
thP
traD
line.
was
little
likelihood
that
con-
,
Turnlng
to
big
game
and
its
value,
struction
of
the
Alaska
por-
the
SDeaker
mentioned
that
British
ada,
TINKER
RINK
WINS
chief
luncheon
yesterday,
Lee
Gordon
field
engineer
for
the
company,
and
presiding.
Capt.
Duncan
McVlchle
of
the
Bu-
Speaklng
further
of
the
value
of
ena
ylsta
Mining
Co.
from
Tacoma
trapping
to
this
district,
Oame
War-
were
passengers
aboard
the
Prince
den
Martin
said
it
nroviaea
neaun-
oeorge
today
going
inrougn
w
ful
and
gainful
work
at
a
time
gtewart
to
make
an
inspection
oi
when
there
was
little
other
em-
the
Big
Missouri
mine.
On
the
basis
nlovment.
Fishermen
often
trapped
oi
their
findings
will
be
determined
...
...
.
r
1
At
141.
Vn
during
the
off
season
ana
lnuiaus
future
polit
y
in
connection
wim
mc
used
It
as
a
winter
occupation.
In
property.
addition
to
that
were
the
proies-
-.
slonal
trappen
.
who
4ld
nothing
else,
in
ine
umm
u.
...
sought
IN
4
a
NEWSPAPERS
.
line
or
taKing
m
aui-um-n.
acted
as
game
wardens
and
knew
.
ylQTORlA
August
30:-Adver-just
about
what
furhearing
animals
Usem(mts
carried
by
ihpre
were
on
the
line
and
what
to
.
.,arKanprs
ralllne
for
ap-
l
expect
the
follow
lng
season.
They
llcaUon,
from
aviators
and
for-
Dr,nrntrprt
to
conserve
the
.,
,
,ur.
a-nnlf.
wcic
ciu-o
-
,
,
.,
mer
air
seryitc
Imals
in
order
to
perpetuate
tne
AbySslnlan
air
force.
Hon
of
the
highway
would
be
Columbia
was
one
of
the
best
areas
Percy
Taker's
rink
captured
the
undertaken
untl
Canada
was
'tn
ronnrfa
This
snort
brought
many
cltv
lawn
bowling
championship
by
feady
Dimond
added.however,
!
wealthy
men
to
British
Columbia
defeaUng
Angus
MacDonald's
rink
that
It
was
proh.ble
a
survey
!and
they
spent
a
good
deal
of
mo-
29
to
u
iast
ntght.
Further
league
ould
b-
made
to
determine
ney
while
In
the
province.
The
value
gnmes
are
cancelled
as
they
could.
-e
Dest
locaUon
for
the
high-
:0f
this
game
resburce
was
on
ine
pQt
aiter
the
season's
cnampion
way
within
Alaska
regardless
!
increase
because
in
other
parts
of
shlp
m
Canadian
attitude
toward
lthe
continent
they
had
not
been
as
.
I
lne
Proposal.
He
thought
It
'!
careful
in
conserving
as
in
this
pro-
junior
ELKS
GO
AHEAD
--.
several
months
be-
vlnce.
Since
1905
we
TimInr
pTiast
night
took
W4Ul
can-
T.mauc
cui.
r
ptl!lminhin
series
when
tney
tnanKea
ay
ivu.
w
rt.f.nthv
.-wore
o
5
to
3.
.
VICTr4DlA
Bereaved
But
Rich
r
7
1
Today's
Weather
.
3
Today's
Tides
prince
Rupert
Figgy,
calm;
mum
High
1:15
a.m.
20.3
barometer,
30.00;
temperature,
53:
Low
7:38
a.m.
3.4
High
13:40
pjfl.
20.1
smooth,
sea
Low
19:55
p.m.
5.1
NORTI1ERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
WIX.
No.
201-
PRINCE
RUPERT,
FRIDAY,
AUGUST
30,
1935.
PKICE:
5
CENTS
WAR
GAMES
HAVE
BECOME
REALISTIC
RK.iiMiVj
Ti4
JfUMAGfcAS
BUUi
lib
Out
EN
A
KKl
VES
HI
imE
...
ihiii
ii
1
1.-
HI!
-V
II
IS
I
IIIUII1LLUIIU
Utl
n
Manoeuvres
Today
On
Austrian
Frontier
MANY
DEAD
IN
TYPHOON
.
nTTf
jr
w
Pxnlosives
by
leaders
who
reasoned
that
real
artillery
M
A
It
I
Y
IS
.
m
,
1I11U
Wliltll
&UIU1C13
nigut
lau
"Ui
1
4
f
If
III
Wl
TV
IMPATIENT
Younifr
Qttirm
Of
Ethiopian
Army
Intin
At
Delay
or
Emptnt
Halle
Selassie
ADDIS
ABABA,
August
30:
ithey
heard
shells
o
their
own
guns
'whistling
over
them.
One
soldier
i
realistic
war
games
of
Premier
Social
Credit
To
Have
Candidate'
Mussolini
tfhen
the
troops
advanced
under
real
artillery
fire.
Mussolini
will
complete
the
manoeuvres,
which
have
been
going
on
for
almost
a
weeK.
with
a
speech
to
the
troops.
jomiK-r
u
nicer
a
pi
'nr
r
iniopiHiu
r
4
v
T
TT
"VT
itsome
i
the
delay
of
Emperor
I
f
i.
s
-i
Halle
Bessie
In
commencing
act-Mi
warfare
ajalnst
Italy.
Thers
talk
of
taking
the
law
Into
urnr
own
nanas
and
launenmg
an
attack
before
Premier
Musso-
ui
una
lunnsr
5irensu'ci
his
East
A'rica
forces.
TO
MEET
BOYCOTT
Mmsolinl
Ptfpares
To
Make
Italy
Stlf-snMalnlna:
In
Event
Of
War
With
Ethiopia
ROME.
August
30:
Premier
Benito
Mussolini
continues
to
take
steps
to
meet
any
boycott
financial,
economic,
trade
or
other-
wis,
-which
may
be
Imposed
upon
My
in
the
event
of
war
with
In
All
Alberta
Itldincs
And
May
Also
Invad
Saskatchewan
and
Manitoba
1
PltnOV
AiifTuef
in
1f!P.--
The
Social
Credit
Party,
ata
cau-!
jcushert,
passed
a
resolution
stat-t
,
.lng
that
"we
suggest
to
the
Social
!
Credit
"
LeafTue
that
'they
do
not.
The
picture
thows.
the
fa.aiiy
.of
h
iute
Wi'J
JT
r
world-!-'
mous
cowboy
philosopher
and
h
morist
who
wa
ki
'led
two
weeks
ago
durir.e
an
ai-
tour
of
Alaska
-vith
Wiley
Post.
They
are
seen
as
they
left
the
Waldorf-Astoria
Hotel
Jn
New
York
to
entrain
for
Los
Angeles
to
attend
the
funeral.
From
left
to
right
are:
Will
Rogers
Jr.;
Mrs.
Rogers,
the
widow,
James
Rogers
and
Mary
Rogers.
The
actor
left
an
estate
f
$5,000,000
to
the
widow
and
$2,500,000
insurance
of
which
Lloyds
is'alrtady
reported
to
have
aid
$2,500,000
in
special
avaiation
policies.
Halibut
Marketing
Destruction
Of
Being
Backed
Up
Fishing
Schooner
police
VICTORIA,
August
30:-The
British
Columbia
government
Is
now
considering
the
ratifying
of
the
ketchikan.
auiusi
3u
(uana-
The
Duke
of
Gloucester,
third
son
of
Kin?
George
and
Queen
Mary,
who
Is
to
marry
Lady
Alice
Montagu
Douglas
Scott.
Royal
Funeral
to
Take
Place
in
Brussels
On
Tuesday
of
Next
Week
Long
Lines
of
Loyal
Subjects
Awaited
Arrival
of
Remains
and
Crowded
Into
Royal
Palace
To
Offer
Their
Tribute
BRUSSELS,
August
30
The
body
of
Queen
Astrid
arrived
here
early
today
and
arrangements
for
the
funeral
next
Tuesday
are
being
completed.
Long
lines
of
Belgians
awaited
the
arrival
of
the
special
train
from
Switzerland
and
thousands
entered
the
Royal
Palace
to
pay
lasthom-age.
King
Leopold
left
the
train
before
it
arrived
in
Brussels
and
drove
to
the
Palace
to
await
his
Queen's
body.
Mouthful
"Gang"
In
Police
Court
Five
Boys
and
Girl
Ordered
Pun
ished
hy
Parents
and
Other
Restrictions
Imposed
for
Burglary
;
Six
juveniles,
f
tve'
bbys
and'one
glrf.
appeared
beforev
Magistral?
McClymont
In
city
police
court
yes-
Third
Avenue
and
removing
therefrom
a
considerable
quantity
of
goods.
They
pleaded
guilty
and
were
allowed
to
go
on
suspended
sentence
with
the
requirement
that
corporal
punishment
be
administered
by
the
parents
in
the
pre-'sence
of
police
officers,
that
the
I
youthful
offenders
be
Indoors
by
AAALf
11
1Mb
1.4.
VJ
l.pJI.V
every
Saturday
for
two
n
p
months
monms
and
ana
that
mat
they
;ney
should
snouia
not
noi
OenatOr
LOinplete
attend
Pture
shows
during
that
time.
The
parents
were
also
repri
manded
...
,
,
.
.
.
.
'
'
'
Ali
HI
nUO
IIIUUV
W
V4JV
ObUlV
uv
marketing
board
for
the
halibut
rit.n
Prpss)nant
Marcus
Ness
and
u
nw
l
tu
l
4
..Korl,
'
-
tnSin
ujr
n.i.iuiiis
w
wic
wui
aim
Vrul
3
Tom
Anderson
and
Oscar
'Brevlg,;
through
an
upper
window',
keting
board
Is
also
conter
v
related.
members
of
the
crew,
have
been
ine
iaea
oi
a
aivenocx
marireung
M
here
by
another
schooner
board
will
probably
be
abandoned
following
the
destruction
by
fire
of
the
well
known
American
halibut
the
'schooner
Senator
on
Tuesday
in
Mrs.
Dan
McKinnon,
wife
of
master
of
the
steamer
P
lnce
jHetta
Inlet
on
the
west
coast.
The
Charles,
and
son
and
dauehter
:
crew
was
forced
to
abandon
ship
arrived
in
the
city
yesterday
from
alter
names
naa
swept
over
me
.t
.u
i
.
-
j
u
u.tnA.
rrnff
an
pvnlnlnn
tpnrlnff
t
h
P
t
lin
5UUUI
ttuuatu
uic
riin.'-
,
Pishprlpt
Charles
on
which
they
are
.making
planking
from
the
vessel
after
ut-fl!ucnea'
the
round
trip
north
via
the
which
she
sank
in
rne
hundred
feet
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
of
water.
Engagement
Announced
Halibut
Arrivals
American
Roosevelt,
4,500,
fi.90
and
5.50,
Pa
cific
Fisheries.
Pierce.
10;000,
6.90
and
5.50,
Pact
Canadian
P.
Dorreen,
16,000,
5
and
5,
Cold
Storage.
Johanna,
16,000,
5.60
and
5.30,
Pa
cific
Fisheries.
Cape
Spencer,
8,000,
5
and
5,
Cold
Storage.
Clipper,
9,000,
5.50
and
5,
Atlin
Fisheries.
North
Foreland,
5,000,
5
and
5,
Cold
Storage.
GRAND
MASTER
HERE
(
To
pay
an
official
visit
to
the
i
local
lodges
tonight,
George
C.
i
Derby.
Grand
Master
of
the
Mas
onic
Lodge
of
British
Columbia,
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Prlnca
George
this
morning
from
Van-i
couver
and
will
return
south
on
the
same
steamer
tomorrow
eve-
ihlng.
Mr.
Derby
Is
well
known
to
j
ex-service
men
of
this
province
I
as
district
administrator
with
headquarters
In
Vancouver
ot
the
Department
of
Soldiers'
'Civil
Re-establlshment.
Mrs.
Derby
Is
accompanying
her
husband.
PLANES
AT
PR.
GEORGE
Three
Large
Aircraft
Rested
There
Last
Night
Enroute
To
Alaska
PRINCE
GEORROE,
August
30:
Three
large
American
nlanos
lariHH
Viora
of
.fl
terday
on
charges
xf
breaking
and
yester"d
afternoon
from
Vancou.
entering
Tom
Balllnger's
?tore
on)'
tu,.
ai.,.
tlnuing
north
today
via
Hazelton.
Two
of
them
at
least
will
go
as
far
as
Nome.
On
board
one
is
Al-red
Lomen
of
the
Lomen
Trading
Co.
and
his
niece,
Rosemary.
Rival
Gangsters
Believed
to
Have
Killed
Hamilton;
OSWEGO,
August
30:
Federal-
"G"'
Men,
who
discovered
the
body
of
John
Hamilton,
long
sought
member
of
the
Dillinfjer
gang
on
Wednesday
in
a
shallow
grave
In
a
ravel
pit
near
here,
believe
he
may
have
been
done
to
death
by
rival
gangmen
and
hurriedly
in-
-r
erred.
Grass
was
growing
over
the
crude
grave
and
this,
together
with
the
condition
of
.the
remains,
suggested
that
it
was
well
over
a
vear
ago
since
the
bandit
was
killed.
Today's
Weather
Triple
Island
clear,
moderate
westerly
wind;
barometer,
30.10;
sea
choppy.
Langara
Island
fine
and
clear,
(moderate
westerly
wind;
sea
smooth.
SIGHTING
OF
SMOKE
RAISES
HOPES
AGAIN
FOR
MISSING
FLIERS
FAIRBANKS,
August
30
.
Careful
search
vas
being
con-
centrated
yesterday
in
the
Dawson
sector
following
the
receipt
of
a
report
that
four
'smudges
had
bern
sighted
on
Wednesday
which
might
have
been
distress
signals
of
the
fly-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Lonz
and
I
lng
party
of
Pilot
Arthur
Hlnes,
'
Miss
Joyce
Edgcumbe
returned
Alton
Nordale,
all
of
Fairbanks,
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
after
spending
the
summer
vacation
in
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
who
have
been
missing
since
a
week
ago
Monday.