At
Shangal
p
Armour
announces
,
that
i
has
Jlxaed
a
contract
to
deliver
!
Slunjai
a
million
and
a
quarter
(
of
hemlock
logs
as
a
starter
the
c
export
business.
They
I
be
Thlpppd
direct
through
the
can
Shipping
Company".
ISome
considerable
shipments
of
n
are
a!so
expected
to
be
shlp-
1
(rem
Prince
Rupert
during
the
ted
Deer
Girl
Is
Exonerated
ttti
of
Killing
Charge
in
Con
ation
With
Stabbing
of
Youth
Who
Attempted
Assault
IRED
DEER,
Alta
Oct.
5:
Six-
en-year
old
Annie
Ellen
Klxton
i
been
exonerated
by
a
coroner's
iry
In
connection
with
the
fatal
abbing
a
week
ago
of
Leonard
pekwire
17,
who
Is
alleged
to
ve
attempted
to
assault
her
and
Bother
girl,
Margaret
Gladys
Ken
18,
while
they
were
alone
in
muse
lourteen
miles
southwest
of
re
the
girl
plunged
a
butcher
pue
into
the
attacker's
chest
be-
tn
the
second
and
third
ribs
F.
after
staggering
outside,
he
PPM
dead.
H
Country
Soccer
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
First
Division
Serial
5.
Blarkhurn
Rovers
1.
plrmingham
2,
Chelsea
1.
Wton
3,
Middlesbrough
1.
ord
2.
Sheffield
Wednes
fttn
3
WolverhamPton
Wan
lEvcrtoil
2.
Astn
Vllln
0
P'eeds
United
2
iinHHorsfioiH
9
IJIanchester
1,
Stoke
City
2.
l"Mwn
wrthend
1,
Portsmouth
Sunderland
2
1
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u,
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vt
Bromwlch
Albion.
4,
Grim-
w
mwn
1
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
First
ItULI
Aberdeen
4.
Partis
-ri,ien-
n
Albion
Rovers
1,
Dundee
1.
'
iciyde
2,
Avr
n
Hamilton
Apnrtfmioni.
Tiiu
Ians
Hearts
3.
2
Third
Lanark
0
0.
"lucr
Kilmarnock
1,
Celtic.
1
IL.1iiaam(
'
liccjis
Part
q
ii.j.i
.
n,,,0
u
"uaneonians
2.
R
n
".?f8o"lh
Motherwell
L
"sua
n.
1
111
v
f
nk
11..
Ist-
Johton
2,
Arbroath'
i:
Sir
Samuel
Hoare,
British
foreign
secretary,
told
the
Italian
minister
plainly
that,
since
Italy
had
taken
military
action,
the
British
govern
Ethiopia.
Oldest
Native
Of
Metlakatla
Dies
Mrs.
Harriet
Powell
Passed
Away
This
Week
at
Age
of
Eighty
Years
Is
Seeking
Information
be
setUed
there.
I
Chamber
of
Commerce
Hears
Re
Mussolini
takes
the
stand
that!
port
On
Health
insurance
And
he
has
not
defied
the
League,
his
Wants
To
Hear
Address
Ethiopian-campaign
"being
of
a
r
.
-
defensive
nature,
and
that
.
he
'
On
motion
of
T.
H.
Johnson,
would
leave
the
League
if
its
action
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
compelled
him
to
do
so.
He
expres-i
Commerce
last
night
decided
to
sed
the
desire
to
limit
his
military
J
request
Dr.
R,
O.
Large
to
admeasures
to
colonial
activity
in
'dress
the
next
regular
meeting
on
Ethionla.
avoiding
anv
extension
'
the
subject
of
"Health
Insurance"
of
Ihe
conflict
The
matter
came
up
through
the
reading
of
a
brief
presented
by
the
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade
at
the
recent
inquiry
in
which
it
was
stressed
that
any
form
of
metn
viewed
it
as
increasingly
dif-j
"
i
.Zl
......
4
j
.
Dear
a
aisunci
reiauun
w
uwi
iicuii,
tu
mane
jjiush
wJwaiu
a
settlement
of
the
dispute.
From
Geneva
came
announce
ment
that
the
League
of
Nations
would
be
assembled
next
Wednesday
to
hear
the
fresh
protest
from
contemplate
In
other
provinces
of
the
Dominion
and
that
the
plan
finally
adopted
should
be
a
very
moderate
one
as
being
somewhat
experimental
and
difficult
to
rescind.
Attention
was
drawn
to
the
fact
that
there
was
a
Dominion
unemployment
insurance
scheme
and
the
government
had
appointed
a
commission
to
study
unemployment
and
health
insurance
aiyl
it
might
be
desirable
to
await'
the
findings
of
this
commission
be
fore
taking
action.
Objection
was
taken
to
the
additional
tax
of
twoj
percent
on
payrolls
proposed
to
be
i
assessed
against
commerce
ana
industry
and
of
three
percent
to
be
naid
by
the
employees.
It
was
Mrs.
Harriett
Powell,
oldest
in-
pointed
out
that
a
person
In
re-
habitant
of
the
neighboring
native
j
cejpt
0f
$1,000
annually
would
village
of
Metlakatla,
passed
awayjhave
to
pay
$30
a
year
for
health
there
on
Monday
of
this
week
ati
insurance
in
addition
to
$iu
in-,
the
age
of
eighty
years.
The
f
u-
come
tax
and
$13
for
the
new
fed-1
neral
took
place
on
Wednesday
eral
unemployment
service,
hwmu
with
Rev.
Canon
W.
F.
Rushbrook'a
total
of
$53
a
year.
It
could
not
I
officiating
and
the
entire
popula-
be
taken
for
granted
mat
empiuj-
tion
of
the
village
turning
out
to
ees
desired
this
service,
pay
final
respects
to
the
memory
of
deceased.
Widow
of
the
late
Charles
Powell,
who
ded'years
ago,
Mrs.
Powell
is
survived
by
a
number
of
sons
and
daughters
as
well
as
grandchildren.
Pound
Sterling
And
Canadian
Dollar
On
New
York
Exchange
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
5:
The
British
pound
sterling
closed
at
wwvt
and
the
Canadian
aonar
at
o
u-32c
The
Montreal
rate
on
the
pound
sterling
was
$4.97
3-16.
NEWFOUNDLAND
GOVERNOR
ST.
JOHN'S,
Nfld.,
Oct.
5:-Vice-Admlral
Sir
Humphrey
Wallwyn
-
To
Take
Trial
On
Gold
Theft
Charge
Staff
Sergeant
Alex
McNeill
Re-turns
to
City
With
Prisoner
From
Atlin
After
having
spent
several
weeks
at
Atlin
in
connection
with
prosecutions
in
alleged
sluice
box
rob-!
berles
in
that
district,
Staff
Ser-j
geant
Alex
McNeill,
chief
of
the!
city
detachment
of
the
provincial
police,
returned
to
the
city
from
the
north
on
the
Princess
Louise
this
morning,
having
in
his
custody;
norirpr
T.lnristrom
wno
lias
uccii
L
1-
u
.'
:
vj;
t
"T
Today's
Wes-Jj;
Tomorrow's
Tides
Rupcrt-IIazy.
aoMh.
orinre
High
8:16
a-m.
16.1
ft.
six
mes
per
hour;
h
wind,
19:59
pjn.
17.7
ft.
meter
30.02;
temperature,
52;
'
Low
..
1:20
a.m.
6.6
ft.
smooth.
fc
13:36
pm
10.1
ft.
-
:
,
V
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Ll.
XXIV
No.
231.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.i
SATURDAY,
OCTOBER
5,
1935
PRICE:
5
CENTS
RANCE
IS
SIDING
IN
WITH
BRITAIN
attain
Conditions
Are
Made
By
Paris
Gov't
In
According
Its
Support
Lsolini
Maintains
That
He
Has
Not
Defied
League
of
.
9
mt
t
if"
n
1
x
Nations,
mat
ms
campaign
is
rurciy
uciensivc
i
mi
i
IT-
I
XTi
r
!
It...i!l!i
..
Anil
inai
lie
imcs
mm
uisirc
Hostilities
To
Extend
Beyond
Ethiopia
LONDON.
Oct.
5:
(CP)
France
today
told
Great
Bri-
lin
that
she
is
ready
to
support
the
British
fleet
in
the
iediterranean
but,
at
the
same
time,
proposed
several
;
"l'tain
pnnCll'lUS
vmi.ii
aujjjsuiu
uremia.
i
nine
elivered
today
to
the
British
Foreign
Office
by
the
i
rench
ambassador
was
authoritatively
said
to
include;
:ontmcts
FOR
LOGS
Armour
.gnts
To
Deliver
Million
And
(Juarter
cet
?tnat
tius
guaranty
or
immediate
assistance
Is
a
reciprocal
guaranty
jthat
mutual
assistance
should
also
include
help
in
the
air
and
on
land.
Authoritative
sources
disclosed
today
that
Premier
Benito
Mussolini
of
Italy
has
bid
for
simultaneous
cancellation
of
Anglo-Italian
precautionary
military
measures
in
the
Mediterranean
but
the
proposal
!
was
greeted
with
silence
by
the
j
British
government
which
insists;
the
whole
dispute
is
in
the
hands
of
the
League
of
Nations
and
must
I
Renown
Makes
Surprise
Appearance
at
Gibraltar
Ending
the
secrecy
that
had
c
ouded
her
movements
for
several
days
after
she
had
left
Eng
land
for
an
unannounced
dest
nation,
the
giant
battle
cruiser
Re
town
sailed
proudly
into
Gibraltar
harbor
together
with
th
Hood
and
seven
other
British
wrships.
They
stood
ready
to
defend
Britain's
vital
trade
rou
ss
against
potential
Italian
encro
.chment.
This
Is
a
recent
pic
ture
of
the
Renown
under
way.
Today's
Stocks
(
Courtesy
S.
1,
Jaaii6Un
Co.)
Vancouver
B.
C.
Nickel.
.17.
Big
Missouri,
.4UV2.
Bralorne,
5.05i'
-Bt
R.
.Cons.Oi'i
B.
R.
X.,
.08i2.
Cariboo
Quartz,
1.06j
Dentonia,
.16.
.
Dun
well,
.03
2.
'
Georgia
River,
.00?4-Indian,
.01.
Minto,
.052.
Meridian
New,
.19.-Morning
Star,
.023A-
i
National
Silver,
.02'2.
Noble
Five,
.05
Vi.
-Pend
Oreille;
.72.
;
Potter
Idaho,
.05&.-
Premier,
1.58.
.
''
Reeves
Macdonaid,
.10.
Reward,
.02.
Reno,
.75.
Silver
Crest,
.008.
Salmon
Gold,
.07141'
Taylor
Bridge,
.16.-'
Wayside,
,144.
s
:
Whitewater,
.051$
Toronto
:
Central
Patricia,4.66.
Qhibougamau,
Il3.
Lee
Gold,
.02?4.
.
Granada,
.18V2.
f
Inter.
Nickel,
31.85.
Macassa,
2.44.
Noranda,
400.
'
Sherrltt
Gordon,
.88.'
Slscoe,
2.50.
.
Ventures,
.97.
.'jue.,.Xi.
.
Lake
Maron,
.02"
-Teck
Hughes,
3.99."
1
Sudbury
Basin,
157.
Smelter
Gold,
.04
j
,
Can.
Malartic,
.59.
Little
Long
Lac,j5.05.
Stadacona,
.20
Maple
Leaf,
.02.
Pickle
Crow,
2.75.
;
McKenzie
Red
.
Lake,
1.03.
God's
Lake,
1.50."-,
Sturgeon
River,
.58.-Red
Lake
Gold
Shore,
.28.
San
Antonio,
2.50.
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Foggy,
calm,
44.
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm,
40.
Stewart
Cloudy,
calm,
48.
Hazelton
Fog,
calm,
40.
Smlthers
Cloudy,
calm,
cool.
Burns
Lake
Fog,
calm,
33.
GOLD
PRICES
MONTREAL,
Oct.
5:'
fcP)
Gold
committed
for
trial
on
a
charge
of
prices
were
up
yesterday,
the
Mori-thpft
nf
tmld
and
who
will
appear
tr'eal
quotation
being
$35.44
while
I
.
.
.
n
ntun
tn
Pmm:
thn
Kpw
Vnrlr
nHnp
woe
15
tm
New
Water
System
i
For
Port
Simpson
Replacement
Work,
Taking
About
A
Month,
to
be
Started
Next
(
'
Week
at
Village
fc
1
-
-
-"TV
-
'
DETROIT
IS
NEAR
CINCH
Mickey
Cochrane's
Crew,
Behind
Crowder's
Brilliant
Pitching,
Takes
Stranglt,-Ilold
On
Series
CHICAGO,
Oct.
5:
(CP)-Qeneral
Alvin
Crowder,
.
veteran
right
hander,
hurled
a
brilliant
two
to
one
victory
for
the
Detroit
Tigers
over
the
Chicago
Cubs
today
in
the
fourth
game
of
the
world
series
as
the
American
League
champions
hammered
their
way
to
within
one
!
victory
of
the
1935
world's
baseball
championship,
the
Tigers
now
hav
ing
a
three
to
one
"edge
In
games.
Detroit
again
came
up
from
behind
to
tie
the
score
'and
then
moved
in
front.
'
Brilliant
.fielding
nipped'
off
threatening
Chicago
rallies
after
Cochrane'
crew
had
taken
the
lead.
Loose
fielding
again
contributed
much
to
Chicago's
defeat.
:
The
Scoring
Plays
Second
inning,
Chlcago--Hart-
nett
pounded
a
home
run
into
the.
right
field'
stands.
Third
inning,
Detroit
Crowder
singled.
White
singled,
sending
Crowder
to
third
but
was
out
himself
trying
to
stretch;
It
to
second.
Cochrane
walked
and
Gehringer
doubled,
scoring
Crowder.
Sixth
inning,
Detroit
Clifton
was
safe
when
Galan
dropped
his
long
fly.
Crowder
rolled
to
Jurges
who
let
the
ball
go
through
for
another
Cub
error,
Clifton
scoring
on
the
play.
.".V
,
'
.
Fate
of
Aduwa
is
Still
Uncertain;
Conflicting
Reports
On
Occupancy
!
Addis
Ababa
Says
it
Has
Been
Evacuated
by
Defenders
While
Rome
Declares.
Ethiopians
Are
Still
in
Possession
Under
Heavy
Siege
Fighting
On
Three
Fronts
Now
!.
LONDON,
Oct.
5:
(CP)
The
fate
of
the
town
of
!
Aduwa,
focal
point
so
far
in
the
Italo-Ethiopian
unofficial
;
war,
was
still
uncertain
today.
While
Addis
Ababa
reported
that
Aduwa
had
already
fallen
to
the
Italian
army
i
and
was
now
without
an
Ethiopian
soldier
in
its
streets,
;
only
women,
children
and
infirni
men
remaining,
with
the
'.
defending
t'roops
retiring
to
theK.
.
..."
hyis
behind
the
town,
a
Rome
of-
ri
f
ff
rtff
T"l
nciai
statement
saia
tne
city
was
nlr
r
IIVl
i
i
still
held
by
the
Ethiopians
but
was
in
a
virtual
state
of
siege.
1
!
Fighting
is
continuing
on
three!
i
hroari
frnnt5
In
F.thlnnla.
i
HELD
UP
One
report
said
the
Ethiopians
;
Crews
0(
Australian
Boats
Refuse
had
re-taken
Adlgrat
which
fell
to!
To
Work
With
Non-Union
the
Italians
on
Friday.
i
Longshoremen
Various
reports
said
that
seven
hundred
Italians
and
thirteen
hun-i
VANCOUVER.
Oct.
5:
(CP)
The
dred
Ethiopians
had
been
slain
in
fighting
around
Danakll.
Work
will
be
started
next
week
o.N'E
LIBERAL
WITHDRAWS
by
the
Department
of
Indian
Af-
LV
yfjKO.V;
STRAIGHT-fairs
on
the
Installation
of
a
new
nfjiir
rrtn
otta
iva
sfat
water
system
for
the
village
of
;
Port
Simpspn,
the
need
of
replacement
of
the
old
system
having
,
been
felt
for
some
time.
The
work,
I
which
will
take
about
a
month,
will
be
superintended
by
A.
L.
Mc-Na'ughton
of
the
Dominion
Water
Branch,
Vancouver,
who
is
at
pre-!
sent
In
the
city
getting
his
equip-1
ment
together
and
who
will
be'
taken
to
Simpsofi
.this
w
eek-end
by
j
Dominion
Constable
A.
J.
Watkin-I
son
on
the
departmental
cruiser
Naskeena.
DAWSON,
Oct.
5:
(CP)
Charles
Reid,
straight
Liberal
candidate
for
the
Yukon
in
the
forthcoming
federal
elec-
Ubn,
has
withdrawn
from
the
contest
at
the
request
of
the
National
Liberal
Federation
in
Ottawa,
permitting
J.
P.
Smith,
Independent
Liberal,
to
contest
the
seat
against
Mrs.
.
George
Black,
Conservative.
Union
Steamships
Co.
of
New
Zea-.
land
liner
MonawaL
which
arrived
Wednesday
from
"down
under"
on
the
regular
run
o
the
Aorangl,
was
unable
to
djsfrharge
cargo
whenthe
crew"refused
to
f
urnisH'
sleariTor
the
winches.
The
crew
of
the
freighter
Haur-aki
also
refused
to
work
the
ship
with
non-union
longshoremen
and
the
freighter
Wairuna,
tied
up
since
a
week
ago
Monday,
was
still
Idle.
The
men
are
holding
meetings
to
decide
on
further
action.
Vancouver
Wheal
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
5:
(CP)
Wheat
was
quoted
at
93c
on
the
local
exchange
today
as
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yesterday.
THE
POLITICAL
CORNER
THE
C.
C.
F.
AND
THE
ORIENTAL
The
following
questions
and
replies
taken
from
Hansard
of
June
22nd,
1934,
Page
4206,
show
the
position
of
the
C,
C.
F.
party
on
the
Oriental
vote
question.
Ian
Mackenzie,
Liberal
Member
for.
Vancouver,
was
questioning
Mr.
Woodsworth
as
to
where
the
C.
C.
F.
party
stood
on
votes
for
Orientals.
Mr.
Mackenzie
(Vancouver),
"Is
the
Hon.
member
in
favor
of
enfranchising
-Orientals
in
British
Columbia?"
Mr.
Woodsworth,
"I
am
in
favor
of
enfranchising
Orientals
In
British
Columbia."
;
Mr.
Mackenzie,
"Is
the
C.
C.
F.
in
favor
of
it?M
Mr.
Woodsworth,
"Yes;
.there
b
no
doubt
about
that.
I
will
go
into
your
riding
and
tell
them
so;
there
Is
riooubt
about
it."
This
should
silence
any
denials
that
the
C.'
c:
F.
party
is
In
favor
of
giving
the
vote
to
Asiatics.
1
The
question
is,
"Are
the
farmers
and
fishermen
of
Northern
British
Columbia
going
to.
vote
for
a
party
committed
to
such
a
policy?"
If
a
politician
dared
advocate
such
a
policy
in
the
Fraser
River
Valley
he
would
be
mobbed.
The
Oriental
question
Is
not
so
acute
in
Northern
B.C.
but
in
the
south
the
Asiatic
farmers
are
rapidly
pushing
back
the
white
farmer
and
the
Oriental
fisherman
rapidly
displacing
the
white.
It
is
only
a
question
of
time
until
we
have
the
same
conditions
in
the
north.
Giving
the
vote
to
the
Asiatic
would
be
a
very
dangerous
business.
We
all
know
the
way
the
canneries
exploit
the
Orientals
in
the
matter
of
fishing
and
fishing
licence's.
Knowing
nothing
about
our
politics
or
system
of
government
these
Asiatic
fishermen
(all
of
whom
are
naturalized)
could
be
herded
In
droves
to
vote
as.
the
canneries
wished.
Every
white
fisherman
knows
this
and
will
oppose
to
the
last
ditch
the
granting
of
such
franchise.
The
Liberal
party
is
absolutely
opposed
to
giving
the
franchise
to
any
Asiatic.
Your
vote
for
Olof
Hanson
will
ensure
that
they
do
not
get
it.
Liberal
Campaign
Committee.