Today's
leather
ittmber
of
House
of
Commons
to
Speak
Tonltht
at
Liberal
Mass
Meeting
Tom
Reid,
popular
and
practical
cottish
member
of
the
last
federal
"Uament
for
New
Westminster,
frived
In
the
city
on
the
Prince
upert
this
morning
from
the
south
id
will
address
a
campaign
meet-
n
tonight
in
support
of
Olof
Han-ion,
seeking
re-election
as
member
'or
Skeena.
Mr
Reid
was
accomrjanled
bv
Halibut
Arrivals
Waker
today
at
the
regular
week-!
Prosperity
A.,
15,000
V
'uncneon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
ilc,
Pacific
pyro
club,
deallne
with
t.hp
sllvpr
question.
W
SECOND
SUSPECT
IN
KBANK
UOnrtEUY
TAKEN;
MnftMi
,
.
v,iie,I
IB
UtUUVEKEU
T
KAMLOPS.
AUCUSt
2fl
(Can.
Kadlan
press)
-John
Ponoploff,
"w"u
ouspeci
m
last
week's
Bank
of
Toronto
robbery
at
wneer
mine,
was
cap-
wred
fifteen
.miles
south
of
LUlooe
yesterday.
Most
of
the
4
4
4
8h
Capella,
16.500,
5.7p.
and
5.5c,
At
lin.
Southend,
16,000.
6.ip.
ana
o.oc,
Cold
Storage.
Viking,
14.000,
5.8C.
ana
o.oc,
ra-
clflc
.
.
.
E.
Llpsett,
13,000,
bC
ana
a.ou,
"
Cold
Storage.
Tramp,
13,000,
5.9c.
and
5.5c,
ec
At-
lln
Gony,
16,000.
5.8c.
and
5.6c,
Cold
Storage.
,
.
J
B
E
Cold
Kalen,
14.000,
6.
and
5.5c,
Storage.
nr
w
W.
Woods
and
'little
oney
taker,
in
in
the
me
rot
robbery
daughter
arrived
In
the
city
on
last
U
,
r
has
now
been
recovered
night's
train
from
wew
with
Mrs.
Woods'
par-
to
pay
a
visit
ents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
to
European
powers.
Protect
BritNh
Rights
LONDON,
August
28
Premier
Mussolini
of
Italy
L?
quoted
by
the
Dally
Mall
asserting
at
Bolsano,
scene
of
Italian
military
manoeuvres
that,
after
a
cabinet
meeting
this
afternoon,
the
government
will
publish
a
declaration
announcing
its
readiness
to
respect
all
rights
of
the
British
Empire,
disposing
of
the
suggestion
that
Italy
has
plans
which
would
be
prejudicial
to
British
Interests.
War
risk
Insurance
was
quoted
by
,
Lloyds
at
a
four
hundred
percent
increase
today.
1
General,
strikes
are
reported
as
being
planned
by
British
and
continental
laborites
In
the
event
of
;
war
In
East
Africa.
!
The
war
Office
Is
reported
to
have
cancelled
all
vacations
of
sen
ior
membirs
of
the
Army
council
until
further
notice.
llr
Hanson
Who
met
him
at
Ocean
.
Demonstrations
Continue.
If
aus
where
a
meeting
was
held
last
Summary
(
ROME",
August
28
Italy
moved
mi
at
Which
Mr.
Hanson
was
American
m.wu
puuuu,
--
thre
,ront5
yesterday,
sending
I'ven
a
flattering
reception.
Mrs.
1
and
5.5c.
!
new
troops
and
wa
supplies
to
nanson
also
returned
with
her
hus-
Canadian
mmtj
.East
Africa,
preparing
to
Indict
Rnd,
the
party
also
including
Mr.
'and
5.5c.
to
6.2c.
and
5.5c
I
Ethiopia
before
the
League
of
id's
twt
daughters
Following
tonight's
meetinsr
Mr.
lid
and
Mr.
Hanson
will
proceed
wth
aboard
the
Armour
Salvage
service
boat
Pachena
to
visit
W,
ADce
Arm
Stewart
and
toier,
returning
hero
In
timp
tnr
f.
.
.
.
.
r
r.
item
to
sail
next
Monday
after
American
ReVIHa,
11.000,
8.c.
ano
d.dc,
wo-
hp5mllltary
efficiency
with
yal.
.
army
manoeuvres
on
the
Austrian
Wabash.
4,000,
8.5c.
and
5.5c,
Ro
yal.
Rainier
II.,
9,500,
8.5c.
and
5.5c,
Atlin.
Canadian
on
aboard
the
Prince'
Rupert
on!
Covenant,
19,500,
5.6c
and
5.5c,
i
frontier
Mussolini
Himself
Na
tions
nest
week
and
demonstrat-
BOLSANO,
August
28
Premier
Mussolini.
ODerating
a
tank
in
grancj
army
manoeuvres
yesterday,
JI...1.J
tAn
riftn
Af
Ufa
(rntne
v
i
UIIEXLcU
OUVfUUU
Ui
HO
ikwpv
return
return
tmith
south.
njrt.
Mr.
dii
u
nA
Cold
RtnrneP.
Storage.
wwmi,
Reid
was
Wild
the
LUC
vw---.
,
drivlnsr
home
trreat
oolltlcal
lessons
o.oc
anu
-------
"
,
Italians
Deserting
MARIBQR,
Jugo-Slavla,
August
28
Reports
from
the
Italian
border
point
Indicate
that
upwards
of
2000
Italian
deserters
have
fled
to
Jugo-Slavla
since
Premier
Mussolini's
troops
shipments
began.
Neutrality
Bill
Signed.
WASHINGTON
D.C.,
August
-28
A
mandatory
law,
intended
to
safeguard,.
United
States
against
war,
yesterday
received
official
approval
by
President
Roosevelt
BAR
SILVER
NEW
YORK,
August
28
(Canadian
Press)
Bar
silver
closed
at
653&c,Yunchanged,
on
the
local
meiai
market
yesieraay.
j
Tomorrow's
Tides
J
2
prince
Rupert
Derfi
-g,
barometer.
High
1:15
a.m.
20.3
30:10;
temperatL
57;
a
Low
.7:38
a.m.
3.4
,mooth.
'
High
....
.
..
13:40
pm.
20.1
t
Low
a-,
19:55
pjn.
5.1
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
WEDNESDAY
AUGUST
28,
1935.
PKICE:
5
New
Federal
Cabinet
Lines
Up
in
Ottawa
Her?
art
the
new
members
of
the
federal
cabinet
appointed
by.
Prime
Minister
Bennett
shortly
before
Canada's
17th
parliament
dissolved.
They
are.
left
o
right,
J.
Earl
Lawson,
minister
of
national
revenue;
Col.
R.
Geary,
minister
of
Justice;
Prime
Minister
R.
B.
Bennett,
W.
G.
Ernst,
minister
of
fisheries,
and
W-.G.
Gobeil,
postmaster-general.
-
,
Today
s
Stocks
(Courtesy
8.
D.
J
anna
ton
Co.)
Vancouver
..B.C.
Nickel,
-.20.
Big
Missouri,
.54.
Bralorne,
4
05.
B.R.
Con.
.03
Vi-B.RJC.,
.07
Cariboo
Quartz,
1.04,
Dentonia,
.25.
'
Georgia
River,
.00
Vz.
Golconda,
.20.
.
t
Grange,
.01
Vfe.
Indian,
.01.
MInto,
.06.
Meridian,
.04.
.
;
Morning
Star,
.033,4.
National
Silver,
.03.
Noble
Five,
.054
Pend
Oreille,
.64.
Porter
Idaho,
.05
Premier,
1.51.
Reward.
.02.
Reno,
,117.
Silvercrest,
.01.
t
.
s
.''
Salmon
Gold,
.10.
'
Wayside,
.11
V2.
Whitewater,
.051?.
T.
United
Empire,
.03
5.
Toronto
Central
Patricia,
1.61?
Chlbougamau,
.Ho
.
:
Lee
Gold,
.03.
':
y
Granada,
.20.
Inter.
Nickel,
28.85.
Macassa,
2.01.
Noranda,
38.75.
:i
Sherrltt
Gordon.76.
Sisco,
2.66.
-
Ventures,
.97.
Lake
March,
.03.
Teck
Hughes,
4.00.
"
Sudbury
Basin,
165:
Smelters
Gold,
j04.
Can.
Malartlc,
.6Q."'.-Little
Long
Lac.
4.55.
"
Astoria
Rowyn,
.03.
Stadacona,
.20.
,
Maple
Leaf,
.03
V.
Pickle
Crow,
2.41
McKenzie
Red
Lake,
1.14.
Gods
Lake,
1.45.
Sturgeon
River
Gold,
.88.
Red
Lake
Gold
Shore,
.25
San
Antonio,
3.14.
Vancouver
Wheat
.
VANCOUVER,
August
28:
(Canadian
Press)
Wheat
was
quoted
at
813ic
on
the
local
Exchange
Social
Credit
Caucus
Gives
Its
Leader
Free
Hand
at
Helm
of
Gov't.
Will
be
Untrammelled
in
Forming
Cabinet
and
May
Have
Any
Seat
e
Selects.
Will
Have
Fifty-Six
Supporters
in
House.
CALGARY,
August
28
(Canadian
Press)
A
caucus
of
sixty-three
Social
Credit
candidates
and
members
today
endorsed
William
Aberhart,
Calgary,
evangelist,
econo-mist
and
High
School
principal,
as
leader
of
the
party,
iiiarvitig
m
jjuociuic
iui
111111
tvj
aoouilic
HIC
X
IClIUeiMlip
IICAL
week;
Aberhart
was
also
given
a
free
hand
to
select
his
Winnie
Mae
To
Be
Shipped
To
Capital
Soon
WASHINGTON
D.C..
August
23:
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
yesterday
signed
the
bill
providing
federal
funds
for
the
preservation
as
a
national
memento
of
Wiley
Posts
famous
plane
Winnie
Mae.
It
Is
expected
the
plane
will
be
shipped
rather
than
flown
East
from
Oklahoma.
Lenine
5
Remains
Being
Preserved
New
Embalming
Process
In
Russia
neing
Used
On
Body
Of
Father
Of
Soviet
Republic
MOSCOW,
August
28:
Under
a
new
and
secret
process
of
embalming,
it
was
predicted
here
yesterday
that
the
remains
of
Nikolai
Lenine,
father
of
the
Soviet
Republic,
could
be
kept
In
a
perfect
state
of
preservation
for
at
least
one
hundred
years.
CANADIAN
GOLD
OTTAWA,
August
28'
The
Canadian
gold
price
was
down
1c
yesterday
at
$34.88
per
fine
ounce.
:aoinet
and
the
caucus
offered
him
my
seat
in
which
he
might
choose
to
run.
Social
Credit
has
now
elected
forty-nine
members
and
holds
a
lead
in
seven
seats.
The
Liberals
have
elected
four
members
and
are
leading
in
one
seat.
The
Conservatives
have
elected
two
members
and
the
United
Farmer
party
Is
completely
wiped
out
CENTS
IS
BACKING
GREAT
BRITAIN
UY
CLEARED
FOR
ABERHART
TO
BE
ALBERTA
PREMIER
'aris
in
Favor
of
Supporting
League
Covenant
But
Would
Go'
Easy
in
Sanction
Enforcement
BRITAIN'S
NEW
HOUR
Garvin
t'rtei
Country
To
Embark
On
Bij
Armimmt
Campaign
LONDON,
Au?ns
28
Declaring
Shat
It
was
apparent'
that,
in
view
f
recent
developments
In
Europe,
ijarmanwnt
tas
as
dead
as
a
por
nail,
1
1
Garvin,
writing
in
it
Obserttr,
Mid
that
a
new
hour
li
struck
la
British
history.
He
tfti
the
making
of
financial
ar-ir.temtnts
for
a
'.irge
Increase
in
naval
and
aircraft
construc-bn
Striltsh
in
order
IHrC
this
country
hould
be
able
to
retain
peace
ont
pal
terms
or
be
able
to
take
effec-
Sv
military
action
in
any
eventu-
!
The
general
opinion
of
newspa-
prj
here
appeats
to
be
that
the
key
'
the
settlement
o'
the
Italo-Eth-
ppian
crisis
now
rests
with
France.
fom
Reid
Is
Visitor
Here
Canada
Officially
Instructs
Its
League
Delegation
to
Support
Peace
Mussolini
Would
Respect
British
Rights
War
Risk
Is
Greater
OTTAWA,
August
28
The
Canadian
delegation
to
the
League
of
Nations
Assembly
was
instructed
'
yesterday
to
support
peace,
Premier
Bennett
announ-
j
ced
last
night.
PARIS,
August
28
(Canadian
Press)
France
will
back
Great
Britain
in
support
of
the
League
of
Nations
coven-
ant
in
the
Italo-Ethiopian
crisis
but
will
oppose
too
rigid'
an
interpretation
of
its
provisions
regard
sanctions
as'
likely
to
be
viewed
by
Italy
as
an
act
of
hostility,
the
cabi-net
decided
at
an
emergency
session
this
afternoon.
it
Premier
Pierre
Laval
on
Tuesday
PAYMENTS
SUSPENDED
Premier
Held
and
His
Cabinet
Put
Question
of
Savings
Certificates
Up
To
Successors
In
Office
EDMONTON,
August
28
(Canadian
Press)
Temporary
suspension
by
the
Alberta
government
of
payments
on
savings
certificates
until
such
time
as
"the
new
Social
Credit
government
can
meet
the
situation
Involving
questions
of
policy
that
must
be
determined
by
the
new
ministry"
was
announced
yesterday
by
Premier
Itcld.
head
of
the
defeated
United
Farmers
of
Alberta
government,
following
a
meeting"
with
his
e.vnlng
saw
the
Italian
ambassador
land
twice
met
the
British
ambas
Isador,
Sir
George
Clerk.
Jteports
ifrom
authoritative
quarters
safd
that
Britain
may
be
willing
to
with
hold
demand
for
voting
sanctions
In
the
event
of
Italian
aggression.
FIGHTING
-
OF
CRIME
Conference
Of
Authorities
Is
Ad
vocated
By
Mayor
G.
G.
McGeer
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
28:
Mayor
G.
G.
McGeer
yesterday
proposed
a
conference
of
representatives
of
leading
British
Columbia
cities
and
the
provincial
and
federal
governments
to
devise
means
of
organ-I
Izing
against
the
campaign
of
law
ilessness
which
he
said
was
ram-
jpant
in
the
West.
I
The
mayor
also
declared
that
the
robbery
the
night
before
last
of
the
all
night
liquor
store
on
i
Howe
Street
had
brought
to
a
'head
public
demand
for
the
clos
ing
of
that
store.
Ninth
Day
Passes
Without
Trace
Plane
and
Party
-
FAIRBANKS,
August
287
The
ninth
day
having
now
passed
since
they
dropped
out
of
sieht
after
havlne
left
Dawson
on
a
return
flight
to
Falrbanns,
there
was
still
no
trace
today
of
Pilot
Arthur
Hlnes,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Lonz
and
Alton
Nordale,
who
left
Dawson
a
week
ago
Monday
in
a
plane
which
has
not
been
reported
since
it
was
sighted
nine
miles
west
of
Dawson.
A
concentrated
search
"
has
been
made
over
the
country
between
Dawson
and
Fair
banks
by
numerous
aircraft
as
well
as
by
other
means
but
with
out
success.
There
is
now
believed
to
little
chance
of
the
members
of
the
party
being
still
alive
although
the
search
Is
being
Big
Flying
Boat
On
Homewad
Hop
Pan
American
Clipper
Left
Honolulu
Yesterday
Afternoon
For
Alameda
HONOLULU,
August
28:
The
great
flying
boat
Pan
American
Clipper,
on
the
last
homeward
lap
following
a
flight
to
Wake
Island,
left
Pearl
Harbor
at
2:55
yesterday
afternoon
for
Alameda,
California,
where
it
was
expected
to
arrive
this
morning.
'PUBLIC
MEETING
In
the
interests
of
the
candidature
OLOF
HANSON
Moose
Hall
at
8
p.
m.
Tonight,
Aug.
28
Speakers:
TOM
REID
Liberal
Candidate
for
New
Westminster.
OLOF
HANSON
Liberal
Candidate
for
Skeena.
Ladies
cordially
invited.