TnWs
Weather
wno
nas
been
trie
memoer
iui
i
years
and
who
Is
seeking
re-elec-1
tion
as
a
Conservative;
Alan)
Chambers.
Liberal,
and
J.
S.
Tay-1
lor,
C
C
F
I
I
Tory
In
Westminster
'
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
Sept.
18:
(CPi
-John
Q.
Morgan
was
last
night
nominated
Conservative
can-;
didate
for
New
Westminster
in
the
forthcoming
federal
election.
He
oppose-.
Tom
Reid.
Liberal
member
f
the
last
House,
end
Rev.
E.
H.
naicer
C
r
F.
Kiiwsfnrtl-Smith
1
0
.
nous
Australian
Flier
Dismaiu-
''"l
Plane
Preparatory
to
Ship,
ping
It
To
England
NEW
YORK,
flentembp'r
IB
Sir
Chjrlti.
VU....J
n
111.
1
AA
.no
jviiiv.miii
un
11
i.ii
i.iiuiru
he
yesterday
with
his
Lockheed
Plane
following
a
transcontinental
wbt
from
California.
The
plane
U1
be
dismantled
here
and
shlD-
Ped
to
England
whence
Sir
Charles
intends
to
hop
off
on
an
attempt
a
new
record
non-stop
flight
to
Halibut
Arrivals
Summary
American
47,000
pounds,
9.6c
and
6c
and
9.7c
and
6c.
Canadian
None.
American
iS
?5,b00,
Atllr-
9-7c
and
6c.:
on-
-
J
-
'
12l00'
Co.ld
Storage,
-vv
aim
DC.
Iri-councll
yesterday
i
uts
She
transfer
Into
effect.
Mr.
Alder
today
authorized
publication
of
the
following
summary
of
the
wire
received
by
nlmseif:
"Order-Jn-council
passed.
Please
DUNCAN,
Sept.
1C:
(CP)
Aubrey
;
advise
all
Interested
parties.
Prime
RtconstrutUon
Party
candidate
jore
leaving.
Await
further
an-
fnr
Kanalmn
riHlnft
In
the
forth-
comlne
ftderal
election.
This
makes
a
four-ccnipred
contest,1
other
nomUiees
beln
C.
H.
Dickie,
nouncements
ture."
Site
of
Pulp
Mill
Prince
Rupert
dry
dock
property
where
new
industrial
enterprise
is
to
be
tstabllshed.
concerning
site
fea-
Liberal
Candidate
Getting
Good
Reception
on
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Enthusiasm
lor
Olof
Hanson
and
the
Liberal
policies
has
character-
lALU
Mr
Hanson's
meetings
on
uie
.
i
Tci-inri
this
week.
Tomorrow's
Tides
.
High
6:22
ajn.
16.1
ft.
Rupert
Overcast,
light
prince
18:06
p.m.
17.8
it.
wind;
barometer.
30.00;
northerly
Low
11:50
a.m.
9.9
ft.
..mnerature,
48;
sea
smooth.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Old
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
SEPTEMBER
18,
1935
PRICE:
5
CENTS
ULP
MIWSETS
DRY
DOCK
SITE
HERE
TAL
Y
IS
RAISING
TAXES
FOR
WAR
DEFENCE
OF
COLONIES
mpunuui
uiKfj
i
until
luwurus
Establishment
of
New
Industry
By
Act
of
Federal
Governmem
Hill
I
I
V
.
3J
W
i
"
1
ri
....
...
.....
...
V
r
i
.1
1
I
iItJ
urucr-in-uouncu
1'asscU
Yesterday
at.
Ottawa
by
Which
1
1
mm
:
Ann
r
n
4
.
i
ii
a
m
1
a
i
i
i
m
ULTIMATUM
MutuaI
PuIp
&
1apcr
iMills
of
Prince
Ruvctt
i
One
of
the
most
important
steps
leadimr
to
the
estab-
r
sMm
Must
lie
Released
n-'lishment
of
the
pulp
makintr
plant
at
Prince
Runert
as
fore
California
operators
win
decked
upon
by
the
Mutual
Pulp
&
Paper
Mills
of
Prince
Rume
cJj2l0ran
I
Rupert
Limited
was
taken
yesterday
with
the
signing
b
nr
-the
executive
council
at
Ottawa
of
the
order-in-counci.
san
francisco.
September
IB;
making
the
site
on
local
dry
dock
property
available
for
pmnanv
oocrators
nave
issuea'tne
company,
as
a
result,
it
is
now
demand
that,
beiore
mcy
win
expected
mat
an
eariy
start
oi
.
i
-
niffAthttnni
inoVitlff
Lfl
II
nntritfMrt
rtt
tVio
nlcinf
will
Via
i
..tiLmsnt
nf
the
Pari-
Tir
lLiik
H.'AJAw
-
unuu
''
"
BiUbh
Columbia
ships,
which
v,-
"nil
tin
irMV9
In
I
in
.
i
.
c
ki
nn
"linn
ir
a
n
i
a
r
ik
j
k.
ARE
NAMED
mum
i
irit
iiunnmr
as
ikwh
itnictionlst
in
Nanaimo
And
John
Morgan
as
Tory
In
Westminster
Officials
of
the
Mutual
Pulp
and
Paper
Mills
of
Prluce
Rupert
Li
i
Word
of
the
passing
of
the
order-
mlted
a
few
months
ago.
announced
iln-councll
was
received
late
yes-
their
decision
to
build
a
250-ton
'terday
afternoon
from
Ottawa
bleached
sulphite
pulp
mill
at
,
where
F.
L.
Bucklev.
promoter
of
Prince
Rupert.
The
cost
of
the
j
the
enterprise,
which
ha?
the
back-
plant
will
be
some
$5,000,000
ana
,
lng
of
Important
California
flnan-
the
permanent
payroll
Is
estimated
cial
Interests,
has
been
for
soma
at
two
thousand
men
Including
time
conducting
negotiations
for
those
who
will
be
engaged
in
log-the
transfer
of
the.lte.
Some
time'
Sing
In
the
woods.
tag0
th&
ld?Partments3eerto.d,f
constructfpo
wiii
.concerneanblif
wcfrks
afldlnaryffl4
operations
will
be
cutlve
council
that
the
transfer
'be
J"
well
In
advance
of
the
effected.
The
signing
of
the
order-
jmenced
"
l-uiwuutnuii.
lire
the
concern
controls
ioar
ana
a
nan
bllllon
feet
of
titled
timber
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
on
the
Skeena
River.
Arrangements
have
already
been
completed
for
marketing
the
entire
output
of
the
plant
by
rail
and
watcrborne
In
Eastern
Canada
and
the
Interior
of
the
United
States.
Now
in
New
York
i
Enthusiasm
Attends
Hanson
Meetings
ITALO-ETIHOPIAN
CRISIS
IS
N
EARING
SHOWDOWN
,
GENEVA,
Sep
Queen
onm-
U
ltt
hostllc
atUtud-?..So
far
Pre
ThP
Liberal
been
well
received
every
place
he.
has
been
to
on
the
Is
a
nds.
HU,
meetings
have,
been
well
attended
interest
snowu
v
and
great
presentation
of
the
Liberal
policies.
His
meetings
at
Cumshewa
ana
ly
enthusiastic,
particular
Lagoon
Bay
were
capacity
crowds
attending.
Accompanying
Mr.
Hanson
are
m
v.mpv
M.L.A.
oi
lerrace,
and
B.
J
Alex
prudhomme
of
Prince
Rupert.
nasl
mler
Mussolini
has
Insisted
4
1
j
i
18:
-
The
1
..
I
I
I.
.L
1
t
fivepower
commission
mvea-
t(
tltrntfnir
the
Itslo-Ethlonlan
1
dispute
is
due
to
make
Its
re-
port
to
the
League
of
Nations
today
whereupon
the
League
is
expected
to
offer
Its
final
compromise
plan.
Thereupon
Italy
will
either
have
to
make
good
her
threat
to
invade
Ethiopia
or
back
down
from
that
he
win
accept
no
com-
t
j
promise.
!
BELLINGHAM
LAID
UP
KETCHIKAN,
Sept.
18
The
mo-torshlD.
Belllngham
Is
being
laid
up
here
for
the
present
but
will
la
Mussolini
Applauded
by
Soldiers
and
Civilians'
An
artist
wishing
to
paint
a
picture
-called
"The
Dictator"
would
not
have
to
go
further
than
this
picture
for
a
model.
Tartlally
framed
by
the
flag
of
Italy,
Premier
Benito
Mussolini
of
Italy
sits
In
his
automobile
(he
Is
driving
it
himself)
and
answers
the
inspired
cheers
of
blackshlrts
and
civilians
alike.
The
ovation
greeted
II
Duce's
appearance
in
Brenner
Pass
during
the
recent
Bolzano
manoeuvres.
Mussolini
Cabinet
Meets
Today;
Fresh
Imposts
Are
Levied
Troops
Being
Shifted
to
Libya
Because
of
Threatening
Attitude
of
Tribesmen
British
Navy
Is
Very
Active
ROME,
Sept.
18:
(CP)
The
Italian
cabinet
today
passed
a
number
of
sweeping
provisions
"designed
in
part
t.n
furnish
means
for
facincr
expenses
necessary
for
the
defence
of
East
African
colonies."
Included
were
a
special
tax
on
business
turnover,
a
tax
on
automobiles
and
trucks
used
to
transport
goods
and
railway
tariffs
raised
jbo
tfjat
.
nby
the
end
of
1936
government-
WOULD
MEAN
GREAT
DEAL
Secretary
of
Interior
Ickes
Relieves
Alaska
Highway
Construction
Would
be
Of
Great
Rcnefit
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
Sept.
18:
(CP)
The
proposed
Alaska
Highway
was
described
by
Secretary
of
the
Interior
Harold
Ickes
in
a
statement
yesterday
as
of
vital
importance
to
the
west.
Its
construction
would
result
in
an
increase
of
the
population
of
Alaska,
be
a
major
attraction
to
tourists,
open
up
large
new
areas
now
inaccessible
and
promote
friendly
relations
between
the
citizens
of
Canada
,and
the
United
States.
KETCHIKAN,
September
18
A"
nwned
railways
will
be
paying
their
way.
Thousands
of
troops
have
been
shifted
to
Libya
because
of
tyie
threatening
attitude
of
tribesmen
there.
British
Fleet
Manoeuvres
LONDON,
Sept.
f8:
(CPJ
Thi
Admiralty
disclosed
todayMhli'
more
than
150
ships,
are
at
Gib.
raltar,
Malta
and
In
the
vicinity
of
Suez
and
Aden
while
sixty
ships
of
the
home
fleet
are
manoeuvring
off.
the
coast
of
Portugal.
Today's
Weather
Triple
Island
easterly
wind;
Overcast,
llghl
barometer,
30
00:
rea
smooth.
Langara
Island
Overcast,
mod
crate
to
fresh
southerly
wind;
sea
choppy.
RAINIER
SELLS
CATCH
KETCHIKAN.
September
18,
The
halibut
schooners
Arctic
and.
The'
halibut
schooner
Rainier
sold
Bacon
tc'r'
be
recommlsslonea
in
semes
oupeuur
j
.
.yesreraay
wr
a
nqu.
oi
ou,uvu
luuujc.w'
transporting
fish
to.
Prince
Rupert,
j
the
fishing
grounds.
.
terday
to
Alaska
Coast
Fisheries.
GOV'T
TO
BUY
GOLD
Province
Adopts
Plan
to
Assist
Small
Placer
Miners
fo
Dispose
of
Their
Takings
VICTORIA,
Sept.
18
(CP)
As
an
aid
to
mining
development
in
British
Columbia,
the
provincial
government
yesterday
announced
that
it
would
bry
gold
frorr
small
placer
miners
who
are
having
difficulty
in
disposing
of
their
takings.
Gold
will
be
bought
in
lots
of
not
less
than
three
pennyweights
and
not
more
than
two
ounces
from
any
one
person
at
one
time.
policy
of
freer
trade,
sound
social
reform,
state
control
of
currency
and
credit,
restoration
of
responsible
government,
a
national
commission
to
deal
with
unemployment
and
other
points.
"Instead
of
planning
for
plenty,
Mr.
Bennett
Mr.
King
said
ACTRESS
IS
DEAD
Dame
.Madge
Kendal.
Once
Toast
i
of
British
Stage,
Passes
Away
At
Age
of
Eighty-Six
LONDON,
September
18
(Associated
Press)
Dame
Madge
Ken-nal,
once
the
toast
of
the
British
stage,
Is
dead
here
at
the
age
of
eighty-six
years.
Her
active
career,
on
the
stage
lasting
for
more
than
a
century,
she
was
known
as
''the
matron
of
the
British
drama."
Descended
from
a
family
that
for
generations
had
been
connected
with
the
theatre,
she
was
not
quite
five
years
old
when,
In
1854
InLon-
don,
she
played
her
first
role.
(
Through
the
rest
of
the
century
and
into
the
next
the
stage
was
almost
her
home
In
London,
in
the
provinces
and
In
America,
where
she
made
her
first
appear-
ance
October
7,
1889
at
the
Fifth
;
Avenue
Theatre,
New
York.
She
was
made
a
Dame
Comman-jder
of
the
British
Empire-In
1928
(and
a
year
later
was
given
the
'grand
cross
of
the
order.
I
Margaret
Shafto
Robertson
was
jbom
March
15,
1849,
in
Grimsby.
I
England,
the
twenty-second
and
llast
chlldol
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
iRnbietjnOh"oLh6t7brothers'"w'as
"
T.
W.
'Robertson,
a"
noted
drama-
-hist.
j
Madge
Robertson,
as
she
then
was
billed,
made
her
debut
Febru-iary
20,
1854,
at
the
old
Marylebone
!
theatre
as
the
child
Marie
In
MTho
Struggle
for
Gold"
and
"The
Or-phan
of
the
Frozen
Sea,"
In
suc-:
ceeding
years
she
took
child
parts
.In
other
productions
and
In
1855
played
Eva
In
"Uncle
Tom's
Cabin"'
in
Bristol.
Her
talent
both
as
an
actress
and
as
a
singer
secured
her
nu-
',
merous
engagements.
She
was
a
singing
fairy
In
"A
Midsummer
Night's
Dream"
in
1863
with
Ellen
Terry
as
Tltanla
and
by
1865
sh3
was
playing
Ophelia
and
Desdo-
;
mona
in
the
Haymarket,
Iflndon.
In
1867
she
played
Georgina
In
"Our'
American.
Cousin"
with
E.
A.
Sothern.
Stars
With
Husband
She
was
married
In
1869
to
an
actor,
William
Hunter
Kendal.
A3
"Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kendal"
they
were
hailed
by
theatre
patrons
as
a
perfect
combination
and
their
professional
careers
became
inseparable.
From
successes
In
Shakespearian
revivals
and
old
English
comedies
she
turned
with
her
partner
to
con-.
(Continued
on
page
threeX
Premier
Bennett's
Attitude
Is
One
of
Defeat
and
Despair
In
Opinion
of
Leader
of
Liberals
OTTAWA,
Sept.
18:
(CP)
In
an
attitude
of
"defeat"
and
despair"
Prime
Minister
R.
B.
Bennett
has
now
assumed
that
unemployment
and
depression
are
bound
to
continue,
Rt.
Hon.
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
King,
Liberal
leader,
charged
last
night
in
an
election
campaign
broadcast.
Blind
to
the
consequences
of
the
course
he
has
pur
sued,
Mr.
Bennett
nras
now
saying?"
what
he
had
descvlbed
as
a
tem
porary
condition
had
become
chronic.
Mr.
King
reaffirmed
the
Liberal
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
18:
(CP)
Wheat
was
quoted
at
902C
on
the
local
exchange
today.
BAR.
SILVER
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
18:
(CP)
Bar
silver
was
unchanged
at
65c
per
plans"
for
scarcity,"-,
inrce
on
the
local
metal
market
ioaay.
'