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TWO
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e
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new,
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featuring
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and
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at
a
price
giving:
real
service
Ot
r?
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and
comfort
Our
new
fall
shipment
of
Rubber
Footwear
is
now
on'
hand.
Also
new
Back
to
School
Shoes
for
the
modern
miss.
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DAILY
NEWS.
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
H.
P.
POLLEN
Managlng-Edfcor
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES
PoMi-
by
mall
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
In
advance
..
$5H
For
less
'
periods,
paid
in,
advance,
per
week
iin
mTh
!
v-
Unmti
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
umiea
mates,
paid
In
advanrp
.
98
86
3.0(-9,00
1.10
.02
2i
Tuesday,
Sept.
17,
1935
BAD
FEATURE
OF
ELECTION
nXnSfttV3'?
fGatVres
of
the
Present
Section
campaign
is
the
tendency
in
some
places
to
interrupt
the
speakers
and
not.allow
them
to
explain
the
policies
which
they
are
trying
to
place
before
the
electors:
It
is
usually
T--0..
v..wItco
wucji
buuh
lhcucs
areiounn
necessai'y
In
Vancouver
Premier
Hepburn
of
Ontario
came
out
to
give
his-views
of
the
federal
situation.
A
few
people
who
object
to
any
policy
except
their
own
that
seems
likely
to
prove
successful
interrupted
to
such
an
extent
nlS
WhM
Tv.nt
t0
hear
Mr-
.Hepburn
Were
unable
?3p?i
y
they
Were
'able
rad
a
Potl
port
of
w
his
speech
on
the
m
newspapers
n6xt
day.
rnWfn?GSvn
?
be
ne
f
the
best
and
OSt
coioriul
political
snpnlcprs
m
tViQ
ro,;;
.i
.-i.
.
Svw1!6.
RPert
where
r.""
lie
woum.
nave
Deen
given
a
good
hearintr
l
nnce
Kunert
niifHpnroc
koir
u
:n.
.
b,'
-"j-wo
iio.c
uuv
uecii
01
tlie
e
'
yuiiiy
DaU
taste
of
jeering
a
visitor,
matter
no
on
what
errand
he
"'
"
eume.
mey
usually
listen
carefully
to
all
speakers
and
express
appreciation
or
otherwise
at
the
close
It
IS
Jl
SlfTTI
AT
int
nil?
renins
'
,
SOCIAL
CREDIT
SPREADING
LnnnSLSM.4?-
spreading.
British
Columbia
;
fv.-
B
,eme
plan-
10
Put
candidates
in
the
VcJU
in
tnis
nrovince
hut.
wp
rln
.
to
be
included.
It
also
seems
unlikely
that
the
Stevens
"
,
vH1,uluaic
ucic
au
me
issue?,
win
not
be
as
much
confused
as
otherwise
might
have
been
the
case
With
only
a
month
to
go
there
is
scarcely
time
for
a
new
candidate
now
to
cover
the
riding,
however
active
he
may
So
far
as
can
be
seen
today
it
is
to
be
a
straight
three-
nll,l,BII'''","'mHTiiiiiimimiiB
'
week!
Hiursday-Friday-Satnrday
McCUTCHEON'S
BRVG
r
STORE
y
TRU-PHir
!
I
SPORT
CUBS
BEAT
Browns
NEW
YORK
two
games
still
dividing
them,
Chicago
Cubs
and
St
Louis
Cardinals
drew
away
from
the
New
York
Giants
in
the
National
League
pennant
rice
yesterday.
The
Cubs
easily
took
a
serlcr
opener
from
the
Glant
here
while
the
Car
dinals
were'
winning
a
pitchers'
National
League
Boston
3,
Pittsburg-
5.
Philadelphia
2,
Cincinnati
3.
New
York
3,
Chicago
8.
Brooklyn
0,
St.
Louis
1.
Baseball
Standings
American
League
W.
L.
Detroit
-
90
49
New
York
80
58
Cleveland
.
12
69
Boston
...71
71
Chicago
69
70
Washington
...61
79
St,
Louis
59
80
Philadelphia
55
81
National
League
:
W.
L.
Chicago
92
52
St.
Louis
RR
R9
New
York
84
.w
Pittsburg
si
si?
Cincinnati
m
80
Brooklyn
61
77
Priiladelphia
5S
81
Boston
34
104
Pet
.648
.580
.500
.496
.436
.425
.404
Pet.
.639
.629
.613
.561
.444
.442
.417
.246
Baseball
Scores
International
League
Play-offs
Montreal
3,
Buffalo
0,
Syracuse
5,
Newavk
2.
Orillia
Terriers
Ontario
Champs
Successfully
Defend
Lacrosse
Title
And
Advance
to
Mann
Cup
Playdowhs
'
TORONTO,
Sept.
17:
Orillia
Terriers
successfully
defended
their
title
ai
champions
of
the
Ontario
Amateur
Lacrosse
Association
in
a
sudden
death
final
with
Burlington
Beavers,
winning
bv
a
score
nf
11
to
8
and
advancing
to
the
Mann
Cup
playdowns.
New
Speed
Mark
For
Amphibians
Former
Russian
Ale
hriv
nia
t
Plane
at
Rate
of
239.63
Miles
Per
Hour
at
Detroit
Detroit,
September
17
Malnr
a
P.
de
Seversky,
former
Russian
was
ace,
drove
his
710
h.n.
amnhihinn
plane
to
a
new
world's
speed
record
here
when
he
was
officially
clocked
at
230.03
miles
Der
hrmr
over
a
three-kilometre
course.
OllUUlO,
THE
DAILY
NEWS
INTRODUCING
a
"DR.
VERSIER'S"
1
General
Johnson
Resigns
From
His
Post
in
New
York
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
17:
General
Hugh
S.
Johnson,
former
director
of
the
National
Recovery
Act.
has
presented
to
President
Franklin
D.
,i
.
.
.
uuuseveu
nis
resignation
as
public
WOrkS
admlnixirntnr
tnr
Mpt
Vnrlr
Giants
Fall
Back
irr
Pennant
Race
the
resignation
to
become
effective
As
Chicago
and
St.
Lams
.
next
month.
Cardinals
Win
CHICAGO,
Sept.
17:
(CP)
With
Exploration
Of
Taku
Glacier
Valuable
Information
Obtained
By
Father
Hubbard
as
Result
Of
Investigations
JUNEAU,
Sept.
17:
IT.-nitU
Father
Hub-
battle
from
the
Rronklvn
nnrtopr,
.
Dam
of;
Satna
Clara.
Cal.,
"padre
at
St.
Loni,.
Tt.
Pnr
n,
,-.
nineteenth
victory
of
the
season
?I
thC
g
fT""
re
after
hav"
which,
with
26
for
his
brother
Je-
17
"
mInuw
exPlor-
tome,
made
the
45
promised
by
Z
u
"
Uldt:cr-
nDs
oi
Dizzy."
nuDoaras
party
were
low-
The
:
I.
01
Ie
lnt0
CTeTices
Giants
are
now
four
and
a
half
games
behind
the
leading
"T
'
'
temPerature
Cubs
and
two
and.
a
half
games
an,dmake
ihet
studles-
below
the
second
place
Cardinals.
VaIUa"?
sclU"c
Information
in
The
Reds,,
by
defeating
the
Phillies
10
gIaclal
formaon
and
In
11
innings
at
Cincinnati,
moved
J
T
Vather
Into
leadership
of
the
second
dl.:Hubbard
states.
vision
ahead
of
the
Brooklvn1
Dodgers.
j
Iri
the
American
League.
the!
Detroit?
Tigers
.
defeated
the
Red
I
Sox
at
Boston
to
boost
their
mar-
1
gin
of
leadership
to
nine
and
a
I
half
games
over
the
New
York'
Giants
who
lost
to
the
St.
LonL!
Aged
Senator
And
His
Young
Bride
At
Kansas
City
ington.
High
Schools
In
Alberta
Expected
To
Re
open
Soon
EDMONTON,
Soot.
17:
Hieh
Schools
In
Edmonton
and
Calgary,
closed
on
account.'
nf
th
Dame
Rumor
Talks
Of
Janet
Gaynor
Tongues
Wag
When
Diminutive
Screen
Actress
is
Met
by
Moulder
Dam
Contractor
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Sept.
17
:
Back
from,
a
trip
to
Hawaii,
Janet
Gaynor,
diminutive
movie
star,
was
met
by
Harold
Ariderson.
...
mWt
tti'-
icpuris
OI
a
romance
between
the
two.
Greece
to
Vote
Soon
on
Return
Of
King
George
Grotto
Taxi
456
3
CARS
AT
YOUK
SERVICE
Proprietors
Hert
Morgan
&
Bud
Barrl-
Don't
forget
the
number
15G
CONSERVATIVE
PARTY
BROADCAST)
TONIGHT,
9
to
9:30
p.m.
Gathering
of
U.
C.
Catholics
In
Cleveland
CLEVELAND,
Ohio,
Sept.
17:
lAP)
Most
Rev.
Amleto
G.
Clcog
nam,
apostolic
delegate,
will
use
an
ornamented
golden
chalice,
rich
in
artistry
and
rellclous
import,
In
a
midnight
mass
at
the
seventh
national
Eucharlstlr
congress
here
September
23-26.
It
Is
the
chalice
with
which
Francis
de
Salos
(1567-1622),
bi
shop
of
Geneva,
celebrated
the
sacrifice
of
the
mass.
The
sacred
vessel
is
embossed
with
cherubic
heads
and
ecclesiastical
symbols.
Mademoiselle
Pance.
first
of
the
whose
manaeer
Rotr,,
sisiernooa
Known
as
the
Ladies
of
Hornsby,
it
was
announced
during'
KANSAS
v
September
17
-
the
Sacred
Heart
to
-migrate
to
the
day
had
received
another
year's
'?
thelr-
way
alr
to
Callfofnla
Cleveland
from
her
native
France.
contract
contract
with
with
Dav
pay
irrrpfP
Increase.
rueie
wm
resme,
Senator
orougni
me
cnance
to
America
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
American
League
Chicago
8,
Washington
1.
Cleveland
8,
Philadelphia
5.
St.
Louis
5,
New
York
2.
Detroit
5,
Boston
2.
:WiIliam
Gibbi
McAdoo.
aged
71,
many
years
ago.
It
Is
the
property
and
his
26-year
old
bride,
the
ol
the
order.
former
Doris
Cross,
were
here
last
Monsignor
piego
Venini,
private
uigjn
niec
were
marned
at
Wash-
secretary
t.n
Prm
Plus
vt
ni
Unti
.1
-
r"-
vw
VVtAA
bring
another
precious
chalice
to
the
congress,
a
personal
gift
from
the
pope,
which
will
be
used
by
members
of
the
hierarchy
at
solemn
pontifical
masses
during
the
three-day
gathering
Impressive
Settings
The
settings
for
the
pageantry,
mysticism
and
symbolism
of
Catholic
ceremony
will
be
the
city's
public
hall
and
the
adjoining
underground
exhibition
hall,
with
a
total
seating
capacity
of
-iiuviuiv
.-f.v.v
ui
ucai
nearly
ijf
30,-
our-
of
Infantile
paralysis,
are
expected
000
together
with
the
Lakeside
sta
tu
icujjui
waiiin
;ne
next
week
uiu".
im
a
capacity
or
approxl-but
no
move
has
vet
been
mari
mately
100,000.
511
1
towards
reopening
the
elementary
"uuu'
oi
inousanas
are
expected
to
participate;
prelates,
monsignori,
missionaries,
nuns
and
brothers,
laity
from
every
diocese
In
the
nation
pilgrims
all
before
the
Eucharlstlc
monstrance
enthroning
the
leaven
wafer
"now
bread
no
longer."
One
hundred
and
twenty
altars
one
for
each
of
the
dioceses
under
the
United
States
flag
are
un-der
construction.
These
will
tell
chronologically
the
American
story
of
Catholicity
from
he
founding
of
the
first
diocese
at
San
Juan
Puerto
Rico,
in
1511
Clergy
from
1
"'wviiiva
win
rp
Profit
Taking
In
Stock
Mart
trailing
Accelerated
in
New
York-Hut
Prices
are
Forced
Down
Metals
Unchanged
qTi.
NEVV
Y0RK'
September
17
ATHENS
xt
u
-
2
Senas'
ti'SSTE
mh;roenWtheagNt
pleblsclte
on
the
return
of
th.
nhl
l,f.Trk
St.ock
Ex"
monarchy
to
Greece.
The
plebiscite
SrrVgX
"TI
mar
pave
the
way
for
the
return
to
trend
was
downward.
The
turnover
the
throne
of
Former
Klni?
nPnr7
Tnr
tha
,
-.er
who
Is
now
n
Enelanrt.
rindnrt
'
.
,
.
hn!iles-
been
dennsoH
.
"
-
'
:
"'"'B
7"
",cl"e"
creA
wuriali,
-r
..k,GU
j,crti
ugu..
ioo.oj,
on
.ba
rails.
36.75.
nff
en.
..
utilities,
26.48
off
.23.
and
bonria
BOWLING
CALLED
OFF
96.66,
off
.06:
Sliver,
copper
a"nd
Owing
to
wet
erminris:
t.h.
,4,-
.V.
"'iV
.
a.na
bowline
tn.,m;
"
u
ZlZ.
I
"clc
today
..mwhuii,
wmtii
was
num
yesteraay
Dlanned
tnr
tvu
o,.j..
u.
...
v..,
ouiiuttjr
uciween
larawn
rinks
was
called
off
and
ii
ununeiy
mat
there
wUl
be
fur-ter
organized
lawn
bowling
activity
here
this
season.
Steamship
Sailings
For
Vancouver-Tuesday
Catala
1:30
p.m
Thursday
ss.
Prince
George
-;-
10:30
p.m.
Frljfnvu
P
Arlalnl1
in
Ss.
Cardena
midnight
terday-
oaiuraay
ss.
Prince
Rupert
.
10:30
p.m.
September
6,
15
and
25
5
p.m
From
Vancouver-
Sunday
ss.
Catala
4
n.m
wea.
ss.
rr.
ueorge
..t.
10
a.m
Friday
ss.
Prince
Rupert
10
a.m.
Ss.
Princess
Adelaide
....4
p
xn.
Ss.
Cardena
,.
pin
Sept.
11,
21
and
30
8jn!
TUESDAY,
SEPT.
17
DR.
FRANK
P.
PAHERSON
President.
President,
B.C.
Ti
(T
Conservative
Association
CJOR
CRCV
CFJC
CKOV
CJAT
Vancouver
Vancouver
Kamloops
Kelowna
mfnt
i
niPT
CONGRESSj
Aubrey
Ivafson,
son
of
Mr.
andi
ii.-.i.,.:.
r,.iu.
wut
k
,IMrs.
Jack
Ivarson.
arrived
In
tta
VI
V
UIINIVI
V
114
UV
JZT
A
4
.
'
,
William
Patmore
sailed
this
afternoon
on
the
Catala
for
Vancouver
where
he
wllL
take
up"
postgraduate
work;
In
peolotrV
nt
thp
University
of
British'
Columbia.
Tom
Lee
Co.
was
fined
$5
in
city
police
court
this
nwrhlng
bv
Ma
glstrate
McClymont
for
operating
a
motorvehicle
wlthont
a
light
after
having
been
warned
a
number
of
times,
Harry
Fowler,
who
formerly
on-
erated
the
Anyox-Alice
Arm
ferry
boat
Awake
and
who
is
now
located
In
Vancouver,
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Catala
this
afternoon;
returning
to
Vancouver
after
a
week's
visit
to
Alice
Arm.
tyrn
to
Vancouver.
Arthur
E.
Key,
manager
of
the
Premier
Gold
Mining
Co.'s
general
store
at
Premier,
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Catrtla
this
afterrioon
going
through
on
a
combined
business
and
holiday
trip
to
Vancou
ver,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Key.
Albert
Farrow,
steamboat
In
spector,
after
havl"?
spent
several
days
here
In
connection
with
tho
steamer
Prince
John,
which
Is
un-
aergomg
annual
overhaul
at
the
lecal
dry
dock,
salled'by
the
Catala
this
afternoon
on
his
return
tn
Vancouver.
Today's
Weather
uurns
LaKe-Part
cloudy,
calm,
I
44.
'New'
Money
For
Public
Works
Is
Sought
by
Laboi
"uon,
un;.,
delegates..
WARM
IN
'FRISCO
SAN
FRANCISCO.
r
oan
Francisco
i
hciir,m
i
tlonally
warm
weather
for
this
time
of
year,
temperature-
of
89
above
havlnc
bppn
rmiHut
-
I
1
C
N.
R.
Trains
For
the
EastL
Mondays,
Wednpsda'yjf1
and
Frl-
days
-
8'p.m
'rom
the
Kast
Tuesdays.
Thursdays
and
Satur-
Trail
CHWK
fchilliwack
LOCAL
NEWS
liMOONEY
IS
confide
Jcity
on
the
Catala
this
afternoon!
famous
Convict
Leaves
San
M
iirom
rremier.
im
ror
sart
rranrisco
to
A.
pear
In
Appeal
Proceedinn
SAN
QUENTIN,
Cal..
Sept
1:,
contldetn
that
he
will
shored
released,
America
s
most
1
tuicv,
10m
jwooney.
:jhi
under
heavy
guard
yesterday
tx
!Sant
Quentin
I,enit-'nti;(r
f
Eil
francisco-
wnere
Dabfas
cmjjl
piuccemngs
on
ru
beniill
t
commence
today
in
State
Suprti
Court.
Mooney
will
aDner
ini
son
before
the
court
probabo
tat
I
ing
the
stand
in
hk-
own
defew
During
the
proceedings,
tM
may
take
from
two
weeki
teil
month,
Mooney
will
be
lodjcdjl
the
countv
iall
in
s.m
VrA
r
tMt.afe
1
within
three
blocks
of
Markets
Stewart
Streets,
the
scene
ai
a
killings
in
the
Preparedwa
Di
S.
P.
BnomtV:
T.W
Intnr
P"3"
0n
JUly
22'
after
having
ti
here
Krtl
01
rwnlcn
Moonpy
rt
the
steamer
Prince
John,
which
Is
?
"nte.nc.ed
10
.
-
w.v
,d
,
,
.
irrnrlsnnnwr'
o.
u..
local
dry
dock,
sall"d
by
the
Prince
L,."
".3
JT
7
Rupert
Saturday
night
on
his
re-
"
Z'Z
'
v
wuM
WUUMU
the
courts,
has
never
been
&be
to
secure
his
liberty.
This
will
be
the
fir.4
ocraaoji
011
J
which
a
state
court
has
consia-
.ered
Mooney's
.
gull
or
innocent
in
connection
with
the
tncldetl
when
six
persons
were
kLled
aal
four
others
fatally
Injured
as
il
result
of
the
explosion
of
a
to
bomb.
Trying
to
Head
Off
Coal
Strike
President
Koosevelt
Asks
For
15-
Day
Extension
of
Present
Wage
Agreements
'
NEW
YORK.
SBot
17
-Pre
Dead
Tree
Point-Part
clmirtv
detri
Franklin
n
nnntoit.
ii
i
calm;
barometer,
30.14;
tempera-
pealing
for
a
lS-r'ry
extension
i
ture,
46;
sea
smooth.
j
present
wace
cantrzrt
ta
orovidi
Triple
Island
Cloudv.
llirht
further
time
for
tianti:.tinni
will
southerly
wind;
barometer,
an
14-
a
view
to
avert!
a
wnprai
coal
oMioom.
mine
str
kp
itrntnn
am(m
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Langara
Island
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,
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v
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light
southwest
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mnWntv
,
mencemenf.
nf
tho
etrtto
u
immta-
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w
vnv
ivi
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seu-
ent.
Four
previous
attempts
at
-rracerart
cloudy,
calm.
50.
settlement
have
failed
and
nego-
Anyox
Raining,
calm,
50,
tlatlons
are
still
deadlocked.
Thi
oiewari
Cloudy,
calm,
49.
'
employers
have
agreed
to
the
ex-
iiazeiton
Cloudy,
calrri,
47.
!
tension
of
the
wage
agreement!
oimmers
n;rt
cloudy,
calm,.
'
but
will
not
agree
to
grant
the
de-
mands
of
the
mlneis
Big
Psychiatric
Hospital
Planned
Institution
Costing
$2,500,000
to
erected
in
Belllngham-Site
And
Plans
Approved
BELLlNniTAM
Hnt
n
-A
net
I
"f"FAX'
Sept
17:
(CP)-Im-!
$200,000
psychlatfc
hospital
f
"7lc
issuance
of
"new"
money
.
Bellingham
Is
assured
Site
ancj
to
finance
public
works
Is
ureed"
plans
havp
hn
onnrnvprf
bv
thi
upon
the
federal
government
In
a
!
federal
government.
It
will
handll
'c"Jmuon
presented
at
the
annual
1
natients.
itnm
Ai.cVn
and
tM
Convention
Of
thp
Trartoc
nnA
T
innV,.....
.i....'
U1
congress
or
Canada
yesterday
Primaries
in
New
York
Today
May
Be
Very
Violent
!
NEW
YORK,
qept.
17;PcPaI
precautions
h.ivf.
heen
taken
against
violence
today
In
mnJ"
clpaj
election
m-inuries
which
ltf
anticipated
may
ptove
tne
violent
In
years.
NEW
YORK
COPPER
PRICE
ADVAM"
Mew
imn..
nr.
CV)-
nnmiitl.
-
j
(
t1
DID
aays
-
10;20i
p.m.
cents'
"per
pound
-
yetterday.