2m
Today's
Weather
prince
Rupert
-
Part
cloudy,
light
southeast
fi
barometer,
30.20;
temperaf
Qp.
smooth.
XXIV
No.
237.
III
employees
TWO
HOUKS
OFF
ON
DAV
OF
ELECTION
The
following
Is
the
text
of
I
A
1.
I
t
Die
law
regaraing
me
ngm,
I!
pact
from
him
any
penalty
by
rea;
in
of
his
absence
during
s-
iuch
boun
'
Voting
will
be
tnm
8
a
m.
to
6
p.m.
Monday.
4
4
.
"
hlr.h
fitted
Mr
Hanson
1
serve
(he
'liiiniT
efflrlpntlv
and
r"
Ottawa.
4
4
!
J
,fhrouph
Italian
sources
that
Gen
eral
Halle
Selassie
Gugsa,
governor
)f
Makelc
Province,
had
surren-iered
with
sixteen
thousand
fol-owerr
to
the
Italians
and
had
promised
lo
fight
for
Italy.
Late
Saturday
the
HavasNewt
HRFRAF
Pnnrnre
a
or
I
NEEDED
BY
CANADA
AND
She
Russia
Insists
at
Geneva
That
All
Member
Nations
Shall
Support
Collective
Action
or
Themselves
Be
Placed
Under
Sanctions
LONDON,
Oct.
12:
(CP)-News
from
East
Africa
continued
to
be
rather
confused
todav.
At
Addis
Ababa
it
time
off
to
vote:
"Every
em-
was
officially
announrpd
rW
tVi
V.th
J;5;::
eiS
t
taken
Adu'
This
s
immediately
denied
at
Rome
and
dw
to
every
m
eiecwr
in
n
em
T!annn,)n(ini.nt
.VQO
mjQ
f,
.
u
,
'
,
,
-
loy
at
least
two
aacuuonai
'"V
.."
maw
imijr
nuimi
luimaiiy
annex
oui
i
other
than
the
noon
"
.tjmu
in
ncn
tigre
rrovince
on
Sunday
in
the
pre-
ur
lor
vouns
ana
no
em-
.cnce
or
uenerai
ae
Bono,
com-
tloyer
.shall
make
any
deduc-
timandcr
of
the
advancing
Italian
on
Iwm
the
pay
of
any
such
!
armies.
It
was
also
reported
Rector
nor
'.moose
upon
or
HANSON
LOGICAL
CHOICF
tisThcInf
Artunvnt
In
Support
vi
mi,
i
ifipMinnrn
ai
iarge
d
Sympalhlc
Theatre
Meeting.
!
"Hie
'"
it
and
certainly
one
of
f1
n
!
responsive
public
mcet-
fV-
ti
'
has
been
held
so
far
In
lonnert'on
with
the
present
fed-
election
campaign
was
that
long-needed
federal
bulldin'
which.
Indeed,
he
had
been
con
slstently
advocating.
L.
W.
Patmore
acted
as'chai"
man
and
the
speeches
were
broadcast
over
Prince
Rupert's
new
radio
station
CFPR
which
thus
mad'
Its
official
debut
on
the
air
There
was
a
question
period
at
the
closr
of
t
h
o
TYl
pn
1
1
ny
CnmA
nf
fhn
lntr
W:h
took
place
last
ni2ht
In
thl
'
rnffatlnns
were'
no
rfm.ht
Intended
PPltol
Theatre
under
Liberal
au-
to
bc
embarasslng
but
the
speak
pes
In
nipport
of
the
Candida-ers
turned
the
answers
to
theli
t
Olof
Hanson
for
re-election
.advantage
and.
on
each
occasion
I
Z,
t0T
skecna
with
ths.lwon
hearty
appause
from
the
au-PnMaf.
himself
and
Mrs.
Paul
'
dlencei
The
meeting
was
unques-pwi
Ml
A
and
Dugald
Donaghy
tlonably
svmpathic
to
the
Libera'
f
"i
UULUUVtl
U.t
SUCdhCld.
hiiia
CAnMnw
nnnnmnHnMnn
tiro
0
pnvinMnx
arguments
in
support
at
a
premium
even
before
the
oo-1
Liberal
policies
as
the
most
ef-
enn.
There
was
music
by
Charles
pMlVe
and
nraotirnl
means
of
n
n
t.v.n..n
ti,.
'
,
(
,
uaidKtiuo
wiuiicobia
aiiu
n
.
'..
eeUnst
P"
Sing
national
problems,
,rfvwdlmr
nncnprl
with
thfi
slnff-
e
advanced
by
Mrs.
Smith
and
lnR
ot
..q
Canada."
closing
with
'winy.
DOtn
of
wnom
refer-ii'nnri
Rave
the
Kinir."
n
i
il.
.1,
.,
.
.
,
....
-
a
-
wie
auriDuies
ana
quaim
Mr.
Hanson
Mr.
Hanson
declared
that
dur-
linc
the
past
five
years
he
had
I
Mr
Har-on
modestly
reviewed
a,
done
his
utmost
to
advance
the
in-r
""he
tnnt.tr
nn
u,Mth
hniterests
of
Skeena
riding
which
in-
Nbeen
able
to
obtain
action
atlvolved
so
many
varied
problems
rJa
In
sn!t
nf
h.inr
an
nnm.
affectlne
the
Industries.
Amonsr
r"n
mernhnr
umv,
fv,
nr
the
matters
he
had
taken
UD
was
Liberal
government
In
this
elec-
that
of
radio
broadcasting
which
fQ
a
Virtual
4.i...
v.
Vio
Virl
nnnprrrt
In
the
House
of
.
vci
baiiitjr.
will
-
"indent
that,
as
a
sunDorter
of
Commons,
being
finally
able
to
se-
Pal
Kovernment,
he
might
be
abb
cure
promise
of
Improvement
from
ompilsh
even
more.
Undp-
the
'
Clrcnmstanfoa
V,
rU
lucfl.
nvnnrt.
rt
In
expressing
the
definite
con-
Orient
had
brought
further
reco
C.
H.
ORME
Will
Speak
Over
the
Radio
!0
to
11
p.m.
Over
CFPR,
580
Kilocycles
Be
sure
and
listen.
Orme
has
a
message
for
you.
Vocal
number
by
Dr.
R.
G.
Large.
Vgency
representative
reported
ming
flown
over
the
district
ol
Aduwa
and
that
Italian
flags
wert
still
flying
in
the
town
with
largi
forces
of
Italians
in
sight.
Russia's
Strong
Stand
GENEVA,
Oct.
12:
(CP)
Appli
atlon
of
economic
and
financia
amnions
against
member
state
vho
do
not
support
the
collectlv
tctlontof
the
League
of
Nations
li
he
Italo-Ethloplan
conflict
wa
woposed
today
in
the
committee
Vr
economic
'sanctions
by
the
Russian
.representative.
To
sUp
Oil
Supplies,.',.
t
pmis,
o?t.i2:-Wcei'oi
sup-
lies
Xor
the
Italian
navy
will
be
ubject
to
the
control
of
fifty-one
iatlons
supporting
the
sanctions
igalnst
Italy,
it
was
indicated
here
today
as
the
ring
of
economic
saner
dons
was
being
forged
around
mu
nitions,
raw
materials,
etc.
Russia'
C.
H.
Orme
Stresses
Sincerity
Of
Prime
Minister
Bennett
And
Says
Mackenzie
King
Has
Lost
His
Old
Time
Fire
By
means
of
the
Ottawa
trade
pacts
Prime
Minister
R.
B.
Bennett
saved
Canada
during
the
depression
and
is
steadily
bringing
back
party
;at
the
election
on
Monday.
it'
If'..
"WAR
MAD"
DECLARES
CANADIAN
IN
ITALY
'
A
Canadian
woman,
who
for
thirty
years
has
made
her
home
in
Italy,
writing
to
local
relatives,
says
that
Premier
Mussolini
appears
to
have
i
gone
"war
mad."
His
present
military
actfrities
abroad
are
4
likened
to
t
lose
of
Napoleon
In
his
Russia
1
campaign.
Even
children
are
beine
taueht
to
fight.
War
appears
to
be
the
all-pervading
fetiih
of
the
4
4-
country.
So
great
Is
the
power
4
4-
and
control
II
Duce
that.
4
4-
despite
thef
fact
that
the
people
of
Italy
are
living
amid
the
most
ab)ect
poverty
the
4
nation
has
known,
his
absolute
dictatorship
Is
complete
and
his
word
thetflnal
law.
Attorney
General
Of
Australia
Is
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Social
Credit
Government
to
Convene
Legislature
on'Febniary
6,
Aberhart
Announces
EDMONTON.
Oct.
12:
Premier
W.
A.
Aberhart
announces
February
6
as
the
date
for'
the
opening
of
the
next
session
bf
the
Legls
'
a.uiv.
in
view
of
i.t:
oveiW4--un
lng
majority
of
Social
Credit
government
supporters,
it
is.
expected
debate
will
be
reduced
to
a
minimum
and
that
the
session
will
be
a
snort
one.
Premier
done
by
the
Bennett
Government
Charles
P.
Balagno
Relation
of
Mrs
during
the
time
he
had
been
in
Josephine
Balagno,
Pioneer
power.
He
said
that
for
the
past!
Of
Cumberland
two
years
the
Liberal
party
had
sat
back
and
developed
no
policy.
CUMBERLAND,
Oct.
12:
Mrs.
They
had
not
expressed
the
slight-'
Josephine
Balagno,
for
fifty
years
est
hope
or
evidence'
of
thought
ex-ia
resident
of
Cumberland,
Is
dead
cept
to
say:
"Isn't
It
wonderful
the
here
at
the
age
of
seventy-four
way
the
depression
Is
keeping
up
years.
(Charles
P.
Balagno
prosperity
to
Canada,
declaied
R.
while
Bennett
is
in
power?"
L.
Maitland
K.C.
at
the
final
meeting
of
the
Conservative
campaign
in
Skeena
constituency
at
the
Turning
back
to
the
later
days
of
the
former
Mackenzie
King
regime
Mr.
Maitland
showed
how
Mr.
Moose
Hall
last
night..
It
was
his!
Bennett
had
warned
Mr.
King
of
belief
that
the
people
Of
Canada
would
return
the
Conservative
what
would
be
the
result
of
the
period
of
prodigality.
He
called
on
the
then
prime
minister
to
make
of
Prince
Rupert
is
a
second
cousin
of
deceased.)
Labor
Federation
Ousting
All
Reds
government.
The
subsidy
for
He
saw
the
total
collapse
of
the
plans
to
meet
the
collapse
when
It
Comunlsts
ave
nampered
More
shipments
of
timber
to
t'ne
Liberal
party
during
the
past
few'
came
but
Mr.
King
did
nothing.
He
T.
Thiv
nPn,H
necks
uiiu
a
dicauii
iiiiuca&iug
"
a
ucjiciuii
iwu
that
he
would
be
able,
if
el-
nltion
to
the
port
The
lifting
of
swing
toward
Bennett?
that
would!
hit
the
country.
Then
when
the'
('"l0n
:H
to
obtain
for
Prince
Rupert,
(Continued
on
Page
4)
result,
in
his
return
to
head
the
collapse
came
Mr.
King
could
do
i
government
for
anotner
term
ol
ana
Mr.
Bennett
was
A.
F.
L.
Decides
ATLANTIC
CITY,
Oct.
12:
The
i
years
at
uttawa
to
complete
tne
"
uru"
w
l"c
acuon-e
wenu
Its
convention
here,
decided
to
oust
.
.
.
.
.
,
r
I
AnrlriM
v.
1
1
1
-)
t
m
'
'
,worK
ne
naa
aireaay
startea.
.
oeiore
a
con-
a1
Rommi.nl..
from
its
ranks.
Mr.
Maitland
ihade
a
rousing
rnce
there
his
plans
tor
an
Em-
!Thev
have
done
more
to
namDer
srjeech
and
created
considerable
Plre
conference
to
bring
about
arl
,,,..
rf
enthusiasm
by
his
frequent
sallies
r-empue
iraae
wmcn
would
and
clear
exposition
of
the
work
Continued
on
Page
2
PUBLIC
MEETING
NO
POLITICAL
CORNER
JUST
PLAINtTRUTHS
Speakers:
REV.
C.
D.
CLARKE,
PRINCE
RUPERT
FRANK
ROBERTS,
VANCOUVER
Hear
the
Issues
stated
plainly
and
our
reply
to
the
Liberal
bogeys
MOOSE
HALL,
SATURDAY,
OCT.
12thf
8
P.M.
C.
C:
F.
Campaign
Committee
l
organized
labor,
it
has
been
de-
tided.
ELEVEN
THOUSAND
ON(
SKEENA
VOTERS
LIST
.
I
There
'are
approximately
11,700
persons
registered
to
vote
in
Skeena
riding
at
the
federal
election
to
be
held
next
Monday.
Party
workers
anticipate
that
the
actual
vote
will
exceed
seven
thou-
sand.
'
'
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
.
;
1:40
a.m.
21.9
It.
13:43
p.m.
23.7
ft.
,Low
7:40
sun.
4.3
It.
20:19
pjn.
0.7
ft.
'
It
I
N
I
K
III
1
K
h
.
If
I
K
SAT
U
IAY
llf'TflHITT?
19
lOQC
PDIPV.
c
rvurg
HWS
ON
W4?
ARE
CONFLICTING
'tench
News
Agency
Reports
Aduwa
is
Still
in
Possession
T
.
M.
4.
0
Italians;
Sanctions
lB?l
Mijoery
s
assured
t
I
SESSION
OF
MUSSOLINI
HAS
GONE
ALTA,
HOUSE!
King
Refuses
to
Aid
Bennett
in
His
Plan
to
Prolong
Office
Term
Parties
Which
Premier
is
Now
Courting
Came
Into
Being
Because
of
Antagonism
to
Present
Government,
Grit
Leader
Asserts
in
Speaking
at
Montreal
MONTREAL,
Oct
12:
(CP)-Basing
his
prediction,
he
declared,
not
upon
his
own
personal
expectations
but
on
Aberhart
states
tint
the
basis
of
prognostications
being:
made
bv
impartial
vhethsr
or
not
social
credit
legis-
political
observers,
Rt
Hon.
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
ISZSrSSZZS.
PV7iehf;eral
rty-
"Tt
opinion
nere
,ast
nint
that
the
not
whether
less
made
by
Major
c.
h.
Doug-
question
was
or
not
as.
originator
of
the
Social
Credit
'ne
Llberal
party
would
be
in
power"
.jlan.
in
preparing
the
program
In
-ollowing
the
general
ejection
on
Premier
Bennett
to
unite
all
par-it
allab'oration
with
the
government.
Monday
but
rather
on
how
large
ties
after
the
election.
He
saw
In
Dates
have
been
set
for
the
by-
e
party's
majority
in
Parliament
Mr.
Bennett's
announcement
to
ectlcns
being
called
In
order
to
vould
be-
Mr.
King
declared
that
this
effect
at
Ottawa
a
plan
to
hang
rovide
seaU
in
the
Legislature
for
'le
nad
to
much
respect
for
him-,
Tto
office
even
should
he
fall
to
Premier
Aberhart
and
Hon.
C.
C.
and
tne
Liberal
party
to
be-
obtain
a
majority
and
even
should
Ross,
minister
of
lands
and
mines.
"ome
associated
with
any
move
by
I
Continued
on
Page
2.
Appointed
Judge
Unidentified
Man
CANBERRA,
X'ust.-OCt.
12N-Slr-
"
John
Latham,
attorney
general
of
Australia,
has
been
appointed
chief1
GOLD
PRICES
OTTAWA,
Oct:
12:
The
Cana
dian
gold
price
yesterday
was
un-
Bnd
Roumania,
largest
sources
of
(changed
at
$35.45
per
ounce.
The
nil
supply
to
Italy,
will
stop
the
London
price
was
unchanged
at
export
of
oil
to
that
country.
.
,
$35.22.
Killed
by
Train
lustice
of
the
high
court
of
the
Traffedv
0ccu
w
Vancouver
RaU-:ommonwealth,
it
is
announced.
u.av
Varrti
-r
n..
Claim
Made
By
Maitland
That
Bennett
Saved
Canada
Through
Ottawa
Empire
Trade
Pacts
finery
on
Friday
VANCOUVER.
Oct.
12;
(CP)
An
unidentified
man,
aged
about
forty,
whose
coat
bore
the
label
of
a
toronto
tailor,
was
killed
yesterday
when
he
evidently
fell
off
a
freight
train
near
the
sugar
refinery
here;
Both
feet
were
cut
off
and
head
and
body
were
injured.
Cousin
of
Local
Man
Succumbs
ON
THE
AIR
Station
CFPR,
580
Kilocycles
Tonight,
11
to
12
o'clock
G.W.NICKERSON
Will
speak
in
the
interests
of
OLOF
HANSON
TO
THE
ELECTORS:
I
am
opposed
to
the
C.
C.
F.
proposal
to
grant
the
franchise
to
Asiatics.
I
am
opposed
to
the
C.
C.
F.
policy
which
would
Intimidate
investors
from
bringing,
their
money
Into
our
Dominion,
but
I
will
support
a
policy
which
will
encourage
British
and
United
States
money
to
come
to
Canada
to
develop
our
minerals,
timber
and
other
natural
resources.
I
am
opposed
to
the
Conservative
high
tariffs,
and
am
in
favor
of
a
drastic
reduction
Which
will
give
the
consumer
a
chance
to
get
value
for
his
ney:;
Remember,
,
under.
Bennett
you
sell
in
competitive
markets
and
buy
in
highly
protected
markets.
I
am
opposed
to
either
amalgamation
or
unification
of
the
two
Canadian
Railway
Systems
or
their
subsidiaries.
I
am
in
favor
of
a
progressive
public
works
policy
that
will
put
our
unemployed
to
work
at
reasonable
wages.
I
am
in
favor
of
Canada
negotiating
a
treaty
with
the
United
Stales
.thaj
will
abolish
duty
on
'
hallbut-anct
salmon
exported
by
us
td
the
United
States.
.
:
'
1
.
'
Upon
my
record
of
the
past
five
years
I
again
solicit
your
vote
'
at
the
polls
.on
Monday,
and
ask
you
to
mark
your
ballot
thus:
HANSON,
OLOF,
Lumberman
X
Thanking
you,
I
beg
to
remain,
yours
truly,
OLOF
HANSON.
Liberal
Campaign
Committee.