Supporters
of
Major
Douglas'
Plan
to
Put
Candidates
In
n:.i:..c
UMmrn
Thoir
Prinrinlo
Is
Nrit
Alroadv
games.
-
--i
-----
-
IVlUlU&a
Being
Offered
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
13:
(CP)
Social
Credit
is
now
looming
on
the
political
Horizon
in
mitisn
i.oiumDia
am.
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
National
League
Philadelphia
0,
Pittsburg
11.
Boston
2,
Cincinnati
4.
Brooklyn
3,
Chicago
13.
New
York
2,
St.
Louis
5.
American
League
Cleveland
0.
Washington
3.
Chicago
2-3,
Philadelphia
11-4
Detroit
B,
New
York
5
St,
Louis
6,
Boston
2.
ALLISON
IS
CHAMP
Veteran
Texan'Takts
U.
S.
Singles
Tennis
Championship
At
Forest
Hills
FOREST
HILLS,
N.Y..
Sept.
13:
CP)
WHmer
Allison,
veterau
Texan,
won
the
United
States
singles
tennis
chamnlonshln
yes
terday,
defeating
Sidney
Wood
of
New
York
6-2,
6-2.
6-3.
HALIBUT
AND
SALMON
LAtotD
AT
HARRISON.
N.Y.,
Sept.
13:
(CP)
,
-
-1-"
IWiUUO
--
Northern
sold
12,000
pounds
of
Lnd
Mrs.
A.
J-Squire,
Of
HALIFAX,
Sept.
13:
(CP)-Al-derman
P.
A.
Cough
would
have
City
Hall
employees
punching
a
time
clock.
"That's
the
only
thing
that
will
keep
them
on
time",
says
the
al
derman,
who
tells
of
entering
ouy
Hall
as
late
as
10-30
In
the
morning
to
find
cepartments
still
un-
nnened
for
the
day.
"MnhnHir
Vnnws."
he
said,
"where
half
h
hp
v
are
or
what
they're
doing."
He
'
T
.
..
........
lt
pxceDtea
tne
unices
in
"j
collector
and
cKy.
engineer
Banquet
and
Bridge
Partv
Last
Evening
Belist
Chapter
Entertains
Provin
cial
Eastern
Star
Leaders
At
Affati
in
Knox
Hotel
...
i
-
rf
fho
wnrthv
crand
III
HUUUt
w
"
matron
for
British
Columbia,
Mrs.
i
t
wnrthpv
of
Vancouver,
ana
m'.
,nrihv
irrand
nitron,
Charles
.vMotn
nf
Duncan,
a
delightful
-
,
1
1
J
banquet
and
bridge
party
was
nem
last
night
at
the
.nox
nmw
u
Belist
Chapter,
Order
or
we
kmv
em
Star.
Upwards
of
eighty
mem
bers
of
the
order
were
present
Mrs.
'Lawrence
Lamoiy,
wormy
matron
of
Delist
cnapter.
wiu
op1
Massey,
worthy
patron,
presided
nresldea
over
over
the
benduet
w..m
and
Mrs
,
C.C.F.
Woman
Speaker
Admits
that
Her
Party
Does
Not
Expect
to
Win
Federal
Election
Long
Crusade
A...
.
Hopes
People
of
British
Columbia
will
vole
intelligently
ana
ne-
hundred
at
IS
tO
DC
1T1JCCI"U
UltVJ
Hlv
41,11(1
fli
cfi-v."'"'
"
'
mussiiyi)!
Rosslbly
two
twu
uuiiuivu
persons
(jcisuiu
ai
a
a
Rnrinl
Credit
ns
laid
down
bv
itBinulAfia
meeting
in
the
Moose
Hall
couvti
out
V
.
t
t
rk,.,.lc
V,o.,
AnAA
tn
nm-ifoof
tlast
night
Miss
Helen
Outteridge
of
originaior,
luaju.
y
"-"""V"""
secretary
of
the
Co-op
eats
in
British
lioiumuia
wnere
no
ouier
raimmai
"""lerative
eratlve
Commonwealth
commonwealth
.
n
nitlnna
n
tnanr,
w-
piu
v-
,
dMde
a
iald
Cown
by
Major
dkz
NraiiniM'-i
of
candidates
i,
prnc-d
akP
place
snoruy.
GIANTS
IN
SLUMP
NOW
Lost
First
Game
of
Series
to
Cards
Yoterday
Cubs
Pressing
Hard
Helen
Vinson
And
American
Screen
Actress
Becomes
Bride
of
British
Tennis
Star
On
Thursday
Night
turn
C.C.F,
Bloc.
Rnpalclntr
hpfnrp
an
audience
of
Federation
planning
commission
and
of
the
Vancouver
unemployed1
conference,
repeatedly
admitted
that
the
C.C
P.
did
riot
expect
to
win
enough
j
V
1
IV
1WI
rrPfl
rPrrV
lilril
I
V
.seaw
at
me
ionncoming
ieqerai
1
l
VH
1
s'll
J
election
to
be
able
to
Uke
.
over
the
I
reigns
of
government
and
put
Its
policies
Into
operation
In
Canada
She
did
hope,
however,
that
British
Columbia
wourd
send
a
sollt
bloc
of
C.CF.
members
to
Ottawa
to
helD
keep
the
banner
of
social-
-Fred
Terry,
Briurn
tennis
5wr..
mmcnt
ot
the
day
and
thu,
American
movie
f
?.
and
Helen
Vinson,
tlmp
wh.
were
ST
LOUIS.
Sept
13:
PP)-Thc
'
dtoSL
National
League
pen-i,Ub
ninths
of
the
liew
York
Giants
i
tick
It
im
'he
solar
plexus
yesterday
vbu
13111
Trry's
ere,
w
dropped
the
fir
of
a
crucial
series
to
the
world
:hamnIon
St.
Louis
Cardinals
here
to
(all
to
five
games
behind
the
tarllng
Cards
sind
four
below,
the
second
place
Chicago
Cubs
who
j
1
kept
pace
with
St.
Louis
by
scoring
an
easy
victory
ovor
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
at
Wrlgley
Field.
Dizzy
Dean
pitched
the
Cardinals
to
their
victory,
fanning
eight
Oiant
batsmen
and
allowing
seven
hit'
The
Cubs'
win
ov;r
the
Dodgers
was
their
ninth
straight.
In
the
American
League,.
Detroit
Tigers
defeated
"the
Yankees
at
New
York
to
Increase
their
margin
Jlsm
bfore
th.
country
and
the
here
last
married
.
...
.
Time
Clock
For
City
Employees
Halifax
Alderman
Critical
Punctuality
of
Officials
would
be
replaced
by
the
new
so-,
clallstlc
economic
order
that
would
take
over
and
control
the
means
of
production
and
distribution
and
ensure
for
the
majority
or
tne
people
the
fruits
of
their
labor
in
not
only
food,
clothing
and
shelter
but
give
them
access
to
social
and
cul
tural
advantages
In
.which
tney
were
entitled
to
share
Miss
Gyt-terrldge
gave
as
her
reason
for
thr
prediction
that
the
C.CF.
could
no-win
the
forthcoming
general
elecr
tion
that
the
East
was
riot
as
fa'
advanced
In
Its
thinking
on
economic
Questions
as
the
west.
She
expressed
the
hope
that
the
peo
ple
of
British
Columbia
would
ex
erclse
thplr
intelligence
ana
goo-sense
by
voting
C.C.F.
Miss
Outterldge
covered
a
good
deal
of
ground
In
her
address
an
propounded
some
new
Ideas.
Thr
main
theme
of
her
discourse
wattle
failure
of
the
capitalistic
sys-in
meet
the
present
require
ments
In
the
way
of
distribution
to
the
people
of
the
fruits
of
an
era
o
abundance
which
had
replaced
the
era
of
scarcity-
She
asserted
that
the
Conservative
ana
uoenu
vartles
represented
but
phases
of
the
capitalistic
system
the
former
the
"financial"
phase
and
the
lat-
ted
the
"Industrial"
phase
ana
it
was
futile
to
expect
either
to
re
move
conirui
nu
:
thP
fpw
where
It
now
rested
Next
B.
C.
Government
vn
nutteridze
expressed
confi
dence
that
the
C.CF.
would
form
the
next
government
of
Britisn
1,0-l.itnhia
and
that,
with
the
pro
vince
gradually
falling
In
line,
It
would
eventually
assume
me
11-
tlonal
eovernment.
The
replacing
Air
View
of
Suez
Canal
Zone
This
odd-'looki'h
picture
shows
the
Suez
Cinai,
owned
partially
by
Great
Britain,
as
seen
from
the
air.
The
canal
U
now
the
scene
of
great
activity
as
Italian
troop
and
supply
ships
dally
pass
through
It
enroute
for
the
E;hlopian
fiont.
It
Is
expected
that.lf
Engjandjshould
enter
into
controversy
with
Italy
over
the
Ethiopian"
dispute
"that
ne
of
h.'r
first
moves
wo-i'd
be
to
attempt
to
close
the
canal
to
Italy,
thereby
cutting
off
her
troops
In,
Africa
from
the
homeland.
It
Is
for
this
reason
that
it
is
believed
that
Mussolini
has
ordered
the
massing
of
the
Italian
fleet
In
the
waters
of
the
Mediterranean.
NEW
SOCIAL
PLAN
IS
UP
Manitoba
Real
Estate
Dealer
De
vises
Scheme
of
Collective
Farming
WINNIPEG,
Sept.
13:
(CP)-
Harborlng
a
vision
of
a
short-cut
to
the
millenlum,
Josh
Hodgklnson,
Kelwood,
Man.,
real
estate
dealer
arid
former
police
magistrate,
visi
ted
this
city
seeking
support
for
his
"Industrial
Collective
farms,
project.
He
plans
an
experimental
community
which,
he
said,
will
provide
every
man
vrlth
a
standard
of
living
equivalent
to
$4,000
a
year.
The
scheme
is
to
place
100
iami-
lles
on
a
huge,
collective
farm
In
some
fertile
and
productive
part
of
Manitoba.
Besides
producing
all
i.
-uniicfi.
with
the.
social-i
-i
1
u
Lthey
and
Mr.
o;Nelll
were
both
tl
ely
panning
A
5
Following
me
uu,
pinvpd.
Winners
of
first
KETCHIKAN
-
Rpnt.
13
The
'..'.i.
rpnt
to
Mrs.
G.
J.
Dawes
its
aims,
oojfv
w"
7,
feet.
She
denied
that
the
C.
C.
F
were
.merely
an
Impractical.
Ideal
istic
organization,
instead,
sue
it.
had
sound
and
prac-
tlcal
Rlans
which
could
be
put
Into
force
The
C.C.F..
the
speaker
asserted,
"
n
10
the
Alaska
Pacific
Coast
Reld
U
MCi
'
i"
most
lmpor.
fisher
rk
hpm
cf,
1
iop
n
tr
0
to
vum.uu.v.
--.w
uui
.
-
.
their
food,
the
members
ot
tne
.
.
.
.
group
group
would
would
build
tmiia
their
tneir
own
own
nome
homes,
Mr.
Hodekinson
said,
would
be
$1,500
per
family
for
100
families.
After
that
the
whole
community
would
become
self-supporting,
trading
excess
production
for
whatever
goods
they
could
not
produce
themselves.
The
originator
f'f
'
the
scheme
lstlc
system
migni-
uc
a
iui.6
"
tion
irom
premier
uenneit
ior
nis
paintui
process
v
"r"
the
C,
C.
F.
was
a
ready
come
uoiuc
and
anu
v
-
.
-
zeal
as
a
Canadian
citizen
and
his
enterprise
in
suggesting
the
pro
ject.
.
Battle
Fleet
To
Visit
Frisco
To
Spend
Navy
Day
SAN
PEDRO,
Cal.,
Sept.
13:
BIG
OUTFIT
TO
ISLANDS
Special
Arrangements
Made
To
Handle
20-Ton
Tractor
to
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
None
of
the
coastal
steamers
had
booms
strong
enough
to
handle
a
twenty-ton
tractor
which
is
how
In
Prince
Rupert
on
Its
way
from
Vancouver
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
to
be
used
on
the
east
coast
of
Graham
Island
as
a
power
plant
by
tne
uonsoimaiea
uoia
ai-luvials
Limited
In
connection
with
the
development
of
black
sands
for
extraction
of
their
gold
content
so
the
outfit,
value
of
which
is
placed
at
$15,000,
was
brought
here
by
rail
in
a
box
car
and
transferred
to
1
the
car
ferry
at
this
port
aboard
lVe:!n
taWpnTthpTrv
Initial
cost
of
starting
an
I.
C.
F.
due
here
today
from
Vancouver
with
the
big
jiew
power
tug
Algle
which
has
been
acquiring
for
the
Armour
Co.'s
local
fleet.
Halibut
Arrivals
Summary-American
38,500
pounds,
8.8c
and
5.5c.
to
7.3c
and
5.5c.
Canadian
none
American
Atlantic,
30,000,
Cold
Storage,
6.
8c.
and
5.5c.
Bonanza
25,000,
refused'
Pacific
offer
of
7
3c.
and
5.5c.
left
for
Seattle.
I
Revllla,,
8,500,
Cold
Storage,
7c.
and
5.5c.
7lcand5
orthph
t
r
United
Stales
Navy
being
the
usual
il.
..
..
-
1
...
ot
o
federal
tpnerai
uicu-
si.ir.nune
as
no
it
a.
-..
.
,
.j
.
MDieiiML
Arrivals
Ml-
t
on
wiu.
,
..
,
.
r
Lilian,
in
ill
of
1.
1
i
liuii
i
tQ
a.i
Officer,
returned
W
ciec-stltutlng
--
,
-rulsers
and
destrovers
are
leavlne
nnim
K-
a
kriaa
w
v
v
-
-
v
toon
fn
..
.
tl
.tmtnB
tesv;
.
,lc
.
Uhplr
hasp
here
fnr
Ran
Wanrlsnn
"
uy
mciuaea
o.ouu
nun
'u'
.,,
n
hp
A'amnaWn
but
ramer
UUJOUV
i
-w
-
pounds
for
the
co-operaUve
and
the
city
from
the
south
on
thecPf'8n.nuulc.
where
they
will
spend
Navy
Day.
"
"Aioo
pounds
for
Marlyn.
'
Prince
Rupert
wus
iu-.b.
The
Prince
Rupert
Trades
Iz
Labor
Council
was
In
regular
monthly
session
last
night,
there
accumulation
of
business.
President
S.
D.
Macdon-
ald
was
In
the
chair
and
there
was
a
fair
attendance
of
members.
that
the
smaller
nations
would
be
lining"
up-
almost
solidly
behind
Great
Britain
on
the
policy
of
(strict
adherence
to
the
League
covenarit
and
enforcement
of
all
sanctions
against
the
aggressor
in
the
East
African
dispute.
Sweden,
Holland,
Belgium
and
Finland
were
among
the
nations
which
had
already
announced
they
were
behind
the
British
stand.
Russia,
it
Is
announced,
Is
also
backing
up
Great
Britain,
France
today
confirming
her
stand
to
the
same
effect.
France's
Strong
Stand
In
his
official
confirmation
of
French
adherence
to
the
League
covenant,
Premier
Laval,
before
the
Assembly
today,
came
down
strongly
on
the
side
of
the
League
of
Nations.
;"Our
obligations
are
written
in
the
w.,
covenant,
'
France
will
not
-
seek
which
France
aligns
herself
with
Great
Britain,
Russia
and
smaller
nations
In
defence
of
the
covenant.
have
no
effect
upon
Italy's
action.
London
Gratified
LONDON,'
Sept.
13:
(CP)
While
news
of
Premier
Laval's
pronouncement
at
Geneva
was
received
with
the
greatest
enthusiasm
here,
concentration
of
Brl-
jtlsh
troops
in
the
vicinity
of
Suez
continues
unabated.
An
additional
destroyer
flotilla
and
battleships
lave
been
ordered
to
Alexandria.
United
States
Heard
From
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
Sept.
13:
Secretary
of
State
Cordell
Hull
of
l.he
United
States
last
night
Issued
1
call
for
all
nations
signatory
to
.he
Kelogg-Briand
peace
pact
to
maintain
their
obligations
In
re
spect
to
the
preservation
of
world
peace
in
the
face
of
the
Itaio-Ethloplan
crisis.
He
recommended
peaceful
.arbitration
of
the
dispute.
Attitude
Changed
i-
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
1:54
am.
22.6
ft
prince
Rupert
-
Cloudy,
light
14:10
pm
23.1
ft
southeast
wind;
barometer,
29.72;
Low
8:05
ajn.
2.3
ft.
20:36
1.2
ft.
59;
sea
smooth.
pm.
t-mperature,
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
iTol.
XXIV
No.
212.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
SEPTEMBER
13,
1935
PRICE:
5
CENTS
FRANCE
"AND
RUSSIA
BEHIND
LEAGUE
SOCML
LKbUl
I
NOW
SrKbAUlNlj
1
U
BKIIISH
LULUmblA
Mional
Dividend
Is
Held
Out
To
People
ot
British
Columbia
HOPES
NOT
VERY
HIGH
NEW
PLAN
;
VISIT
PAID
of
laval;
-torient
French
Premier
Suggests
That
Miss
E.
M.
Earl
Tells
ot
Trip
h,
r.ranted
Protectorate
,
Through
Parts
of
Japan
and
n-
Klhionia
!
China
and
to
Manila
U.
S.
For
Peace
Secretary
ot
State
Hull
Calls
On
KelloggiBriand
Signatories
To
Do
Duty
QyAINT
CUSTOMS
OF
EAST
!
Some
of
Things
Seen
Were
Remin
der
of
Biblical
Days
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The
Wonder
City
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Premier
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aim
twu
umci
.ficial
declaration
of
French
policy
ladles,
Miss
E.
M.
Earl
saw
a
great
i
in
regard
to
the
Italo-Ethiopian
deaj
m
the
few
weeks
she
was
'crisis,
put
forward,
In
an
eleventh:
there
and
she
told
about
It
In
a
hour
attempt
to
preserve
peace,
a
;
delightf
ully
Informal
way
yester-compromise
plan
whereby
Italy
day
at
the
weekly
luncheon
of
the
might
be
offered
tho
status
of
pro-;prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
in
the
tectorshlp
of
Ethiopia,
The
pro-
(commodore
Cafe.
She
told
of
visits
posal,
It
was
hopef,
mignt
prove
-to
most
of
the
big
coast
cities,
to
acceptable
to
Premier
Mussolini
as
native
temples
and
other
places.
.
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.
11
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,
.t1
.
nnty
iVlA
well
as
to
me
memoeis
me.Mrs.
yiars
was
amc
iu
opcaa.
League
of
Nations.
1
mandarin
language
and
in
this
way
The
proposal
of
Premier
Lavallcould,
converse
with
many
of
the
came
after
it
became
apparent,
natives.
One
thing
the
visitors
noted
par-
Hrulariv,'was-that-the-
Japanese
worshipped
in
the
temples
in
hun-rtrPri
arid
thousands
while
it
was
seldom
they
saw
a
Chinese
In
a
temple
for
worship.
Miss
Earl
told
how
the
ship
was
nnaw
nt.
the
nort
of
Nagasaki
by
Japanese
women
passing
the
coal
from
one
to
another
in
small
containers
and
doing
the
work
as"
rapidly
as
could
be
done
with
modern
machinery.
Thy
were
not
al-
lnwpd
to
take
pictures
of
this
op
eration
as
Nagasaki
was
a
fortified
port
and
notices
were
posted
warning
against
taking
photos.
The
speaker
also
told
or
travel
ling
by
car
on
a
mountain
road
leading.
to
one
of
the
temples
The
road
was
very
narrow
lined
on
each
side
by
little
shops
and
there
was
a
constant
stream
of
traffic
cars,
rickshaws,
bicycles.
It
took
two
people
ptjupic
to
LU
Ulivc
drive
a
a
taxi,
btiAi,
one
at
-
the
i
to
evade
them,"
Premier
Laval
de-lwneej
and
tne
othrr
at
the
horn.
ciarea.
Bursts
of
applause
greeted
the
French
Premitr's
statement
by
Sometimes
little
children
playing
at
the
roadside
would
crawl
out
Into
the
road
causing
delay
to
the
traffic.
Cherrv
trees
were
in
bloom
when
they
VilbJ
arrived
and
later
they
saw
t
.aval's
inpech
was
Interpreted
thp
azaleas
and
other
flowers
for
if,
re,
and
in
Parls.as
meaning
that!which
japan
Is
noted.
Every
bit
of
which
it
will
be
taken
to
the
dry
Rice
cultivated.
down.
the
country
was
dock
and
lifted
by
tne
Dig.
crane
.
n
.
.
..-,-,
sanctions
Uma
vera
everywhere
and
little
it
m
Af
a
r-
rn
o
crrr
a
rvrv.i
t
n
nminn
.
l
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1
the
moment
Italy
pttacks
Ethiopia,
make
their
own
clothes,
and
pro-1"
will
be
delivered
by
the
Armour
Rbme
vernment
omdals
vide
themselves
with
almost
every,
Salvage
Co.
to
Massett.
The
scow
necessary
of
life
and
many
lux-1
to
be
used
Is
one
being
brought
said
that
Laval's
expression
would
fields
of
corn
as
small
sometimes
as
a
garden
patch.
That
the
trip
was
not
unattended
with
danger
was
seen-from
the
fact?
that
25
police
joined
the
ship
at
Shanghai
going
as
fur
as
Hongkong,
to
Euard
aealnst
pirates.
Similarly
the
river
boats
plying
from
Kow-
loon
near
Hongkong
to.
Canton
were
guarded,
the
Chinese
passengers
talng
locked
n
.their
cabin?
and
the
captain
and
officers
also!
locked
in.
(Continued
on.
Page
Four)
Buddy
Rogers
Not
Marrying
Mary
Pickford
SANTA
CATALINA,
Sept.
13:
Buddy
Rogers,
who
Is
filling
an
orchestral
engagement
here,
denied
revived
reports
Wat
he
was
to
marry
Mary
Pickfoid.
Rogers
said
ROME,
ep.
13:
Premier
Musso-(he
would
be
leavins'soon
for
New
linl
yesterday
Issued
an
order
ban-
York
to
embark
aboard
the
Nor-ning
further
antl-Brltish
editorials
mandie
for
England
where
he
will
In
the
Italian'
press.
J
make,
a
picture.
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