Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
Prince
Rupert-Dense
fog:
calm;
barometer.
30.08;
temperature,
52;
sea
smooth.
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Distance
Flying
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September
6
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WEATHER
Triple
Islana
Thick
fog,
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wiuu,
iim
sweu.
light
wigara
Island
Clear,
moderate
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-tan
wesieny
wina;
sea
cnoppy.
IV'TMiItin..
'ii.iVHAIIUNAT,
TRADES
UNIONISTS
URGE
LEAGUE
ions
adopted
a
resolution
urg-
tog
the
League
of
Nations
to
aPPly
the
"whnlp
rovpnnnf
In
T
DnitH..
I
against
thQ
Anniversary
of
i
First
Cannery
Uuless
Colliery
Operators
Sijn
Wane
Agreement
Recently
Reached
DRUMHELLER,
September
6
prumhcller
district
miners
nave
"been
called
out
on
strike
unless
the
i
colliery
operators
at
once
sign
the
L..1.
,
i,..u
nan.
miini
arrpfmpn.
ns
KelLlu
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no'
rniinnon
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11
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V
v.v.--.-
-
Kidnapping
Trial
Date
Settled
On
Father
and
Wife
of
Thomas
II.
Rob
inson
Facing;
Abduction
,
Charges
LOUISVILLE,
KenMicky.
September
&
October
7
has
been
agreed
upon
as
the
date
fur
the
trial
of
Thomas
H.
Robinson
sr.
ana
wira.
Thomas
H.
Roblnscn
Jr
on
charges
of
eompllclty
in
the
kidnapping
nearly
two
years
ago
of
Mrs.
Alice
Stoll
of
Louisville.
Thomas
H.
Rob-
after
a
projected
London
to
lnso"
jr"
out
?1U
:d
to
have
actually
carried
the
kidnapping,
nas
never
been
apprehended.
Is
Celebrated
KETCHIKAN,
September
6
Ketchikan
has
completed
a
four-day
celebration
of
the
fiftieth
anniversary
of
the
found!-g
of
the
first
TO
STRIKE
AT
AGRESSOR
salmon
cannery
her
GENEVA,
September
6
(Can-
adlan
Press)
The
executive
Committee
of
thr.
Tntpmatln.
nal
Federation
of
Trades
Un-
Aid.
McRae
Of
Vancouver
Is
New
President
nn
Ttl
MUl.
J.
HT-MJT1I
HAY.
Ontario,
Scptem-
Plan
dtKni.U
in,.,
'u--
a
r-anirtinn
PlCSS)
Ala.
J.
dl
is
continuing
its
sessions
but
McRae
of
Vancouver
was
dec
cd
Tno
announcemen:
of
Import-
president
of
the
union
o
--"
ance
with
respect
to
vmmu
Municlnaltties
at
the
closing
scs-
was
avatlablu
im
in
tnH,
.in
nf
the
convention
here
yesier
chosen
as
next
day.
Vancouver
was
year's
convention
city.
line
271
miles
in
length
The
cost
of
the
transmission
line
Is
to
be
nearly
fourteen
million
dollars.
The
wire
is
being
made
in
a
1
1
At...
new
factory
erecua
iui
me
Col
Roscoe
Turner
Has
Narrow
Escape
Plane
of
Famous
Ymerlran
Flier
Bursts
Into
Flames
During
Cleveland
Races
CLEVELAND,
September
6
Col.
Roscoe
Turner,
famous
American
speed
filer,
had
e
narrow
escape
when
his
airplane
burst
mio
names
during
the
air
races
here.
Official
Scaling
Figures
for
This
District
August
Cedar,
3,065,423;
riouglas
fir,
78,-
219;
spruce,
8,424,870;
hemlock,
7,-181,
893;
balsam,
1.658,018;
Jack-pine,
246,193;
total
77,241,328.
Production
of
poles
and
piling
in
pose
of
constructirg
it
in
the
city
j
the
Interior
this
August
was
light
of
Los
Angeles.
jat
but
40,628
lineal
feet,
of
which
The
is
the
gibbest
project
of
its
aa.yaz
nneai
ieei
w?s
ceoar
ana
i,-kind
in
the
world
today.
700
hemlock.
The
tie
count
this
Au-
.
gust
was
93,483
pieces
2,010
fir,
4,-
762
hemlock
and
36;71l
Jackpine.
Cordwood
this
Augurt
amounted
to
)242cords.
Woodsworth
Speaks
Before
Big
Crowd
?
Many
Unable
To
Gain
Access
To
Vancouver
Gathering
to
Hear
C.C.
F.
l
eader
VANCOUVER.
September
6
J.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
FRIDA.Y,
SEPTEMBER
6,
1935
that
amounted
to
slavery,
as
they
worked
off
their
debts
in
their
creditors'
service.
Right,
a
photograph
of
an
Abyssinian
mendl-
ers
of
Abyssinia
have
been
chained
and
tethereA4o,.an.
existence
cant
of
the
kind
that-fell
under
thVstern
hanoVoMhe
emperor,-
'
Huge
Power
Project!
Joan
Blondell
is
erfl
leader
WaXtlS
At
Boulder
Dam
Is
Seen
In
Pictures
Moving
pictures
of
the
famous
Boulder
Dam
power
project
which
Is
being
installed
to
supply
the
city
of
Los
Anpeles
with
power
were
shown
to
the
Rotary
Club
yester
day
by
William
Crulckshank
and
Lee
Gordon.
The
exhibit
proved
most
instructive.
About
a
quarter
of
a
million
horsepower
of
electric
current
has
been
contracted
for
by
the
city
and
it
is
also
part
of
the
scheme
to
3upply
Los
Angeles
with
drinking
water
and
the
intervening
country
with
irrigation
water.
It
will
alto
prevent
destructive
floods.
The
pictures
showed
the
huge
Boulder
Dam
and
the
method
of
pnn.r
fniptlon.
Also
they
dealt
in
Granted
Divorce
Popular
Screen
Actress
Wins
Decree
From
George
Barnes,
Her
Director
Husband
HOLLYWOOD,
September
6
Joan
Blondell,
screen
actress,
was
granted
a
decree
of
divorce
from
her
director
husband,
George
Bar
nes,
whom
she
chaiged
with
exces
sive
use
of
liquor
and
with
being
generally
disagreeable.
considerable
detail
with
the
con-
The
log
scale
per
species
mis
au
structlon
and
erect'on
of
the
power
gust
was
as
follows;
High
Low
Electorate
of
Canada
Against
Wild
Promises
Pays
His
Respects
to
Hon.
II.
II.
Stevens
and
Declares
That
Disgruntled
Reconstructionist
Party
Cannot
Solve
Problems
Fdcing
Country
Today
CHARLOTTETOWN.
Prince
Edward
Island,
Septem-
.
Well
Known
Vernon
i
Man
Passes
Away
A,
Warinp
Giles
Succumbed
Suddenly
in
his
office
in
Okana-gan
City
Yesterday
VERNON,
September
6
A.
Giles,
managing
director
of
G.
KH.
H.
Stevsns
and
his
Reconstruc
A.
Hankey
&
Co.
Ltd.
Investment
Canada
borkers,
and
one
of
Vernon's
best
known
business
men,
died
sudden
ly
in
his
office
here.
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...
VANCOUVER,
i
(Canadian
Press)
-
The
can-
ned
salmon
pack
on
the
Brl-
tlsh
Columbia
coart
to
August
31
totalled
939.000
cases
in-
"
nliirilnir
550
000
CUSeS
Of
SOCk-
tlonlst
Party
he
said
had
it
not
been
for
Premier
Bennett
finding
a
seat
for
him
and
the
Liberals
deciding
not
to
oppose
his
election,
Stevens
would
not
have
beeen
in
the
political
limelight
at
all
during
the
past
five
years.
The
Liberal
leader
re
marked:
"Surely
there
is
such
a
thing
as
gratitude."
A
party
formed
at
the
last'
minute
by
such
a
man
as
a
result
of
a
pr.resonal
quarrel
could
not
solve
the
problems
of
Halibut
Arrivals
rnKT
cAi.Ainv
PACK
'
i
friendly,
American
21,000,
7.6c
S.
Woodworth,
leader
of
the
Co-op-
eye.
The
pack
is
the
highest
Gulvik,
18,000,
6.6'
eratlve
Commonwealth
Federation,
since
1931.
The
total
pack
for
i
storage.
'
.....
i.
ii
i
I
H-t
Mr
nnrt
Mrs
R.
J.
Keron
will
sail
addressed
an
enormous
'gathering
Skeena
district
up
to
the
end
tomorrow
morning
on
the
Cardena
In
the
Auditorium
here
Wednesday
of
August
was
205,000
cases
for
Vancouver
whence
they
will
nignt.
Mrs.
k.
r.
atr.eves
m.ljv.
was
proceed
to
Kehnlstcn,
Saskatche-
(also
a
speaker.
Many,
unable
to
gain
wan
to'oav
a
visit
with
Mrs.
Ker-
admission,
were
turned
away
from
ons
family!
the
meeting
place.
including
62.000
cases
of
sock-
eye.
!
Booth.
Canadian
.
and
5.5c.
HIGHEST
SINCE'
1931
j
Pacific.
,
tl
Visitor,
5.500,
7.5c.
and
5.5c,
Pa
Contemhnr
fi
X'CIIIC.
Borgund.
5.000,
6c:
and
5.5c,
Norneri,
5,500,"
5.Cc.
'
and
5.5c,
and
5.5c,
Cold
E.
Lipsett,
11,000,
6.3
and
5.5c.(
Cold
Storage.
'
J.
.R.
2,500.
5.5c.
and
5.5c,
Cold
Storage.
Covenant,
35,000,
offered
5.7c.
and
5.5c,
refused,
going
to
Vancouver.
8:59
ajn.
14.8
ft
20:24
pjn.
17.7
It.
.
1:54
a.ni.
7.0
ft
13:45
pjn.
105
ft.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
WlLUAin
bA
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lb
tiADtbtU
lUUAI
Ends
His
Career
On
San
Quentin
Gallows
if
of
Crime
Terminated
ror
Desperate
racitic
toast
.
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T.JKmi
A
linn
liiJnli
A
Il'ii
h
vrutiilnfl
Inv
Murderous
Attack
Upon
Guards.
cam
QPENTIN,
Cal..
September
6
(Canadian
Press)
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lir
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rtwo
Viavlna
having
hpn
been
fcpntpnrprl
sentenced
to
in
death
death
OF
RELIEF
The
r3!flf
"'xerutiYcL
pointed-
out
(1
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.
fe-iral
nvornment
has
Droviaea
p
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w
sBviriT
inn
numcs
ui
:r..
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people
and
assisting
the
Xfw
Deal
Nigh
Complete
r.-
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t
j
,
dv
t
r
!ir
i
m
ion
Nfnrrc
nput
upi
s
for
a
murderous
assault
on
guards
while
serving
life
Imprisonment
terms.
Bagley
war
bearing
the
marks
of
skull
Injuries
sustained
only
at
the
first
of
hls
week
when
he
was
clubbed
over
the
head
while
making
his
final
Jail
break
attempt.
WASHINGTON
n.C.
September
.
.
th
ean0ws
with
his;
i
.
o
r
mrroon'-v
measures
III
.
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.......
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uouuiiiai
y
uininuu.
u-Jtw'
5
ite'
have
reaenca
-
fir
pf
ik
ueu
frow
now
on
must
1
11
Hl
new
urtaiiej.
it
u
dcciar-
Mrumneuer
miners
by
Premie
,i
rr.'.nKim
V.
uoose-
Going
On
Strike
Emperor
Orders
the
Diseased
and
Beggars
From
Addis
Ababa
Dispatches
from
Addis
Ababa
told
of
the
Ethknlan
emperor,
Haill
Sellassle,
personally
directing
a
round-up
of
beggars,
lepers,
and
"chained
debtors"
on
the
streets
of
the
capji?.'.
and
their
removal
to
prevent
offence
to
foreigners.
The
photograph
(left)
Is
that
of
"chained
prisoners"
in
the
streets
of
Addlr
Ababa,
and
they
are
probably
pictures
of
such
"chained
debtors"
(though
original
captions
with
pictures
do
not
specifically
desisnate
them
as
such).
They
do
illustrate
the
manner
in
which
debtor
prison-
NEWS
IN
ALBERTA
Flow
Will
Continue
Uninterrupted
M
.Defclares
Premier
Aberhart
.1.
4
-
EDMONTON,
September
6
Flow
of
news
from
the
Alberta
government
will
continue
uninterrupted
under
the
Social
Credit
administration,
it
is
announced
by
Premier
W.
A.
Aberhart
who
intimated
that
a
bureau
will
be
established
to
facilitate
its
dissemination.
After
each
meeting
of
the
executive
council,
a
statement
will
be
htued
as
to
what
transpired.
I
Premier
Aberhart
expects
to
leave
shortly,
for
Ottawa
io
discuss
provincial
finance
problems
with
the
federal
government,
j
May
Get
$12,000,000
!
OTTAWA,
September
6
Premier
R.
B.
Bennett,
following
a
long
distance
telephone
conversation
with
;
the
new
Prmier
of
Alberta,
William
Aberhart,
mentioned
the
possibility
j
of
$12,000,000
loan
being
made
to
the
western
province
to
assist
it
in
straightening
out
its
finances.
Fifty
Mexicans
Pray
In
Public
PutDnder
Arrst
VERA
CRUZ,
September
6
Fifty
residents,
of
Vera
Cruz
were
arrested
for
encaging
in
public
prayer
for
relief
from
the
drought.
They
are
alleged
to
have
violated
the
law
which
prevents
rollglous
demonstrations
of
any
kind.
Widow
of
Lord
Haig
Unable
To
Publish
Book
ber
6
(Canadian
Press)
An
appeal
for
reason
in
the
de-1
London,
September
e-The
wi
...
.
.111
in
inMir
dow
of
nr
Field
ii'ipiri
Marshal
Marma
Lord
i
rtrn
nan
Icision
of
political
problems
vol
the
day
was
sounded
ny
m.
Hon.
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
King
last
night
when
he
.urged
voters
to
ask
themselves
how
some
of
the
promises
being
made
could
possiDiy
De
iuiiineu.
uuierniiK
w
nun.
Haig
has
been
refused
permission
to
publish
a
book
des'.gred
to
reply
to
criticism
of
her
husband
by
Former
Premier
David
Lloy"
George
as
It
Infringes
upon
the
copyrights
held
by
the
publishers
?;ho
have
the
diary
of
the
former
commander-
in-chief
of
the
British
Army
during
the
Great
War.
JR.
ELKS
WIN
OUT
City
Champions
Victorious
Over
"City
All-Stars
The
Junior
Elks,
city
champions,
again
showed
their
supremacy
in
softball
last
night
when
they
defeated
an
All-Star
team
in
n
exciting
post
season
game
by
i
score
of
2
to
1.
Both
teams
played
airtight
ball
until
the
fourth
inning
when
the
Elks
managed
to
score
two
runs
with
a
long
hit
to
centre
field.
The
All
Stars
scored
their
only
run
In
the
sixth
inning.
They
filled
the
bases
in
the
eighth
but
were
unable
to
score
and
in
the
ninth
Stone
attempted
to
steal
from
third
with
two
men
down
but
was
called
out.
Batteries
were
as
follows:
Junior
Elks
Lindsay
and
Mor
gan.
All
Stars
Stone
and
Budlnlch.
Umpires
were
Comadlna
and
Letourneau.