mrr
Prince
Rup-candidate
who
ti"
Liberal
in
the
.on
campaign
WARSHIP
IN
COLLISION
Battleship
Uamillics
And
German
Steamer
t'.iscnbach
Crash
Nine
Miles
Off
Dover
LONDON,
August
31.
(CD:
Th!
Adalwy
announced
last
night
that
'
:
baHlcship
Ramlllies,
en-tout
?
to
Portland
to
Join
the
fleet
for
manoeuvres,
had
collided
with
the
German
steamer
Elsenbach
tr.!!s
off
Dover.
No
details
were
r
Wrm
but
It
Is
understood
"kte
waS
no
ioss
0
me
or
ser-
Icue
damagr.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER,
August
31,
(CP)
-wr.
j.'
was
quoted
at
80
l-8c
on
is;
al
Exchange
yesterday.
Ad
to
80140.
tnrinv
t
fflVCfll
111
tTI'n
prrit
"uuuiimiiiii
3111.
Li
INTERESTED
IN
ANYOX
According
to
unofficial
re-
Pot
'the
Consolidated
Mln
&
Smelting
Co.
Is
still
In-
Una
Itself
In
thn
ni.mt
nt
Anynx
from
which
point
the
Qranby
Co.
Is
withdrawing
af-
ter
havine
enffmrpH
nvtnncivdv
in
minins!,
milling
and
smelt-
in'?
Uinre
for
unwnrris
nt
y
ars.
To
make
an
lhspec
''on
of
the
plant
Jthcre
is
said
o
be
one
of
the
purposes-of
lhe
Pte.;"nt
tl
Id
north
of
Pnn.
ADDIS
ABABA,
August
31-rA.n
Ethiopian
official
communique
todav
announced
'Errlpcror
Haile
Selassie
had
granted
extensive
concessions
to
an
American
Syndicate
involving
an
enormous
tract
of
land
in
the
imper
Nile
area
and
including
oil
and
mineral
developments.
Large
scale
work
is
provided
for.
Frances
M.
Rlckett,
the
British"
-
-
-
promoter,
who
negotiated
the
con
ce
-olldated
officii
,Vir,
j.
'through
the
citv
yesterday.
!
'They
arP
also
at
Dlewgrt
lQ
I
V1ft
thp
Big
Missouri
mine
I
?
rlor
t0
the
determlHing
of
fu-
!
;u"
PUcy
in
resard
to
the
op-
-,ion
with
the
Emperor,
said,
In
addition,
that
Halle
Selassie
had
entered
into
negotiations
to
grant
I
a
British-controlled
corporation
known
as
the
Lake
Tana
Conser-.
vancy
Syndicate
the
right
in
perpetuity
to
construct
a
dam
anrtj
pumping
stations
at
lamous
iase;
Tana,
headwaters
of
the
Blue
Nile.
Rlckett
said
that
an
Initial
Investment
of
$50,000,000
would
-be.
made
in
an
oil
and
mineral
exploitation
enterprise.
Ethiopia
expects
to
receive
$15.-000.000
annually
in
royalties.
It
Is
generally
regarded
that
th?
concessions
have
been
made
to
thwart
Italian
economic
penetra
tion
of
Ethiopia.
At
Rome
It
was
said
that
Italy
would
not
be
turn?d
from
her
Britain's
Advice.
v
LONDON,
August
31
(Canadian
Press)
The
Foreign
Oince
an
nounced
todav
that
the
British
minister
to
Ethiopia
had
been
authorized
to
Inform
Emperor
Halle
Selassie
that
the
British
government
advised
him
to
wlthold
oil
concessions
reportedly
granted
yes
terday.
Still
Increasing
Army
BOLZANO.
August
31
(Canadian
Press)
Premier
Mussolini
told
the
soldiers
of
his
army
today
that'two
hundred
thousand
more
men
wouia
be
called
to
the
colors
next
month,
establishing
an
army
of
more
tnan
one
million
men.
"The
world
should
know",
11
uuce
declared,
"that,
as
one
talks
aDso
h.tPlv
and
nrovocatlvcly
of
sane
V"-F
.
tions,
we
will
not
Give
up
one
ti
dier,
one
sailor
or
one
aviator
Italy
To
Quit
League
nv.KF.VA.
AuEUst
31
(Canadian
Press)
Italy
has
completed
prepa
rations
to
auit
the
League
or
na
tlons,
It
was
reliably
reported
nere
today.
Britain
Is
Arming
T.ONDON.
Angus'
31
(Canadian
Prpssi-Britlsh
aircraft
factories
have
adopted
a
twenty-four
hour
schdule
to
speed
up
production
of
riahUnff
nlanes
and
the
air
mini!,
try
Is
seeking
pilot?
to
operate
two
thousand
new
macnint-s.
Todays
Weather
tvii
island
Part
cloudy,
mo
j
,tprlv
wind:
barometer,
30.16;
sea
choppy.
Langara
Island
-
ruBSj,
southeast
wind.
light
near
calm,
tempera
X
CI
tv
ture
56.
calm,
55.
Anyor-Clear,
Stewart-Clear,
calm,
48.
Hazelton-Clear.
ca
m,
48
calm,
warm
Bmithcw-Clear,
calm,
42.
Burns
Lake-Clear
Today's
Stocks
(Oourtwy
8,
D.
JoniiMoa
Co.)
Vancouver
B.C.
Nickel,
.19.
Big
Missouri,
.53
Bralbrne,
4.65.
B
R.
Con.,
.03
Vi.
B.R.X.,
.0T2.
Cariboo
Quartz,
1,12.
Dehtprnaf'25r'
""
Dunwell,
.04.
'
Oeorgla
River,
.00
Oolconda.
.16.
Orange,
.OHi.
Indian.
.01.
Meridian,
.04Vi.
.
Morning
Star,
.037s.
v
National
Silver,
.03.
,
'
Noble
Fl?e,
,05M.
Pend
Oreille,
.60
Porter
Idaho,
.05.
Premier,
1.66.
'
Reward,
.02.
Reno,
.86.
..V
Sllvercrest,
.01.
4
'
Salmon
Oold.
.09.
Taylor
Bridge,
.15,
Wayside,
.15.
j
Whitewater,
.05.
:
United
Empire,
.03ti.
Toronto
Central
Pat,
1.55
Chlbougamau,
.15.
Lee
Oold,
.03.
Oranada,
19a
Inter
Nickel,
29.00.
Macassa,
2.03.
Noranda,
39.00.
Sherrltt
Gordon.
.74.
Sicco,
2.55.
,.
Ventures,
.99.
j
Lake
Maron,
.03.
Tech
Hughes,
4.00.
Sudbury
Basin,
1.56.
Smelters
Gold,
.04,'2,.,
Can.
Malartlc,
.60.
Little
Long
Lac,
4.75.
:
Astoria
Royun,
,0?1V.
Stadacona,
.2278.
;
Pickle
Crow,
,2.38.
McKenzle
Red
Lke,
1.15.
Qods
Lake,
1.45.
Sturgeon
River,
80.
Red
Lake,
Gold
Shore.
.29.
SanAntonlo,
3.15.
Air
Service
In
Alaska
Is
Cut
Pacific
Alaska'
Airways
Drops
Runs
In
South
but
Will
Operate
Between
Juneau
and
Fairbanks
VICTORIA
a
r
Today's
Weather
Today's
Tides
She
$tjeta
High
-
2:48
am.
195
ft.
Rupert
Clear,
light
p,
nre
14:58
p.m.
203
ft.
wind;
barometer,
30.04
...unrast
A
Low
9:00
ajn.
4.8
It,
temperature,
oi.
v
q.
21:25
p.m.
4.8
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
V
.I.
XXIV
No-
202.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
SATURDAY,
AUGUST
31,
1935.
PK1CE:
5
CENTS
mw
torn
m
usi
African
crisis
Wo
HUDRED
IN
LONGSHOREMEN'S
DEM0AOTR4
VON
en-
Emperor
oi
Ethiopia
is
Giving
Concessions
to
United
States
Col.
C.
W.
Peck
V.
C.
And
Britain
to
Thwart
Italy
Closes
Deal
Which
Would
Give
Qyer
Half
of
Area
of
Country
to
American
Concern
England
In
It
Too
Mussolini
Wil
Not
Be
Turned
Aside
Two
Killed
as
Workers,
Police
Clash
at
Toulon
Two
were
klllfc'
at
Toulou,
Fr
nee,
in
the
ensuing
riot
after
French
navy
yard
workers
staged
a
walk-out
In
prot-t
against
the
recent
wage
slashes.
France's
guard
mobile,
Is
shown
charging
the
strikers.
Notice
tho
chairs
that
hid
been
hurled
at
them,
still
lying
In
-the
street.
At;?
'Couple
of
Arrests
Are
Pack
In
Alaska
M
J.
171.
D
f
JUNEAU.
August
30
Archie
W.
Shiels,
president
of
the
Pacific
American
Fisheries,
is
a
visitor
here.
He
said
yesterday
that
he
regarded
the
salmon
pack
in
southeastern
Al
aska
this
season
as
having
been
very
satisfactory.
Is
First
Visit
Here
In
Quarter
Century
W.A.E.
Wall,
President
of
McBride
Board
of
Trade,
In
Prince
Rupert
Enroutc
To
Interior
W.
A.
E.
Wall,
head
of
the
Mc
Bride
Trading
Co.
and
president
of
the
McBride
Board
of
Trade,
arrived
In
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
yesterday
after
a
tmet
trip
to
Vancouver
and
proceeded
by
the
evening
train
to
his
home
in
the
interior.
It
is
Mr.
Wall's,
first
visit
to
Prince
Rupert
since
1911
when
h?
passed
through
here
on
his
way
south
from
the
Yukon.
Of
course
he
notices
vast
changes
and
im
provements
tn
the
city
since
that
time.
Speaking
of
conditions
In
Van
couver.
Mr.
Wall
expresses
the
be
lief
that
that
city
is
about
at
Mr
end
of
its
tether
as
far
as
expansion
Is
concerned
unless
it
pays
more
attention
to
the
development
of
the
north
and
central
parts
of
the
province.
NO
PAPER
MONDAY
Monday,
being
Labor
Day
and
a
public
holiday,
there
will
be
no
j
Issue
of
the
Daily
News.
The
next
1
regular
edition
will
appear
Tuesday
1
afternoon.
Miss
Ena
Coltart
of
the
Ocean
Shipping
Co.,
after
a
brief
business,
visit
here
in
connection
with
,the
possibility
of
shipping
timber
from
this
Dort
to
the
Orlpnt.
salted
JUNEAU,
August
30
The
Pacific
by
the
princess
Adelaide
last
night
Alaska
Alrwavs
announces
cancel-
f0t
Vancouver.
She
had
been
in
ilatlon
of
all
its
res
air
services
the
city
since
Wednesday
after-
fn.
southeastern
Alaska.'
A
weekly
noon
when
she
arrived
on
the
service
will
be
maintained
between
princess
Louise
aboard
which
she
Juneau
and
Fairbanks.
,maae
me
rouna
inp
w
Skagway.
maue
ruuuwiiig
Drier
Vancouver
Outbreak
Incident
Occurred
in
Front
of
British
Columbia
Shipping
Federation's
Hiring
Hall
.Hall
Police
Take
Complete
Control.
VANCOUVER,
AuRtist
31
(Canadian
Press)
Carl
Windland
and
Frank
Silzar,
waterfront
workers,
received
emergency
treatment
for
cuts
about
the
head
and
face
and
two'
alleged
demonstrators
were
arrested
char-
tied
with
assault
following:
a
demonstration
last
night
by
about
-a
thousand
longshore-sfrrikers
ar.d
svmoathi-
'
zers
In
front
of
the
British
Colum
SWEAR
IN
ABERHART
Will
Become
Premier
Next
Tuesday
New
Cabinet
is
Announced
bla
Shipping
Federal
ion
hiring
hall.
The
police
quickly
look
control
of
j
the
situation
following
a
brief
out
break.
Four
More
Families
Leaving
Matanusko
CALGARY,
August
31
(Canadian
j
Depart
From
Central
Alaska
Set-Press)
William
Aberhart
returned
tlement
to
Resume
Residence
to
Calgary
yesterdav
to
compile
his
in
States
cabinet
and
will
be
back
In
Edmon
ton
again
next
Tuesday
to
be
sworn
j
in
as
Premier
with
the'
cabinet'
which
he
announced
as
follows:
President
of
the
Council
and
Minister
of
Education.
William
Ab
erhart.
,'
'
Attorney
Genera!,
John
W.
Hu-gill
K.C.,
Calgary.
Minister
of
Agriculture,
Trade
and
Industry,
William
F.
Chant.
Cam-rose.
'
:'
,
Minister
of
Lands
and
Mines,
C.
C.
Ross,
Calgary.
Minister
of
Public
Works,
Railways
and
Telephones,
W.
A.
Fallow,
Vermillion.
Minister
of
Health,
Dr.
W.
W.
Cross,
Hanria.
Provincial
Treasurer
and.Mlnls-tre
of
Municipal
Affairs,
,,
Charles
Cockroft,
Gadsby.
itf
$
jTiuvuitmi
kjwA
j
,
w
-ft
nine,'
Calgary.
?
"
I
JUNEAU,
August
31
Four
more
I
families
have
left
the
Matanusko
!
Valley
settlement
in
Central
Alaska
i
to
return
to
their
homes
In
the
Uni
ted
States,
according
to
reports
received
here.
The
eldest
girl
of
one
of
the
families,
however,
refused
to
leave.
BAR
SILVER
NEW
YORK;
August
31,
(CP):
Bar
silver
was
unchanged
at
65
1
5-8c
on
the
local
metal
market
today.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Frew
and
daughter,
Molly,
and
nephew,
Robert
Davie,
who
have
been
spending
a
vacation
at
Lakelse
Lake,
re
turned
to
the
city
from
the
Interior
on
Thursday
night's
train.
SEARCH
IS
CONTINUING
No
Trace
of
Farmer
Who
Is
Alleged
To
Hare
Shot
Colleymount
Man
To
Death
Inspector
J.
A.
Fraser,
provincial
police,
left
on
last
night's
train
for
(colleymount
In
the
Francois
Lake
;
district
to
take
charge
of
the
search
;
for
John
Lake',
,rancher
there,
who
has
not
been
seen
since
Monday
t
evening
of
this
week
when
he
Is
alleged
to
have
fatally
shot
Emll
Perle.
another
rancher,
also
shoot-ling
at
but
not
Injuring
a
third
farmer,
Frank
Saarl.
After
the
shooting,
Lake,
who
Is
believed
to
have
become
demented,
Is
reported
to
have
taken
to
the
woods
where
half-an-hour
later
a
shot
was
heard,
suggesting
that
he
might
have
essayed
self-destruction.
Despite
a
widespread
search
by
police
officers
and
others,
there
has
been
no
trace
found
since
of
Lake.
IIS
NAMED
J
Lucien
Gcndron,
Montreal
Lawyer,
Succeed!
Duranleau
As
Minister
Of
Marine
OTTAWA,
August
31,
CP):
Lucien
Gendron,
Montreal
lawyer,
was
sworn
In
as
minister
of
marine
yesterday
afternoon
succeeding
Hon.
Alfred
Duranleau
who
goes
to
the
Quebec
bench.
BUILDING
VALUE
UP
Extensive
repairs
to
existing
buildings
In
Prince
Rupert
brought
the
building
list
for
August
in
the
city
up
to
$22,015,
the
heaviest
Figure
since
April
1934.
No
new
construction
was
provided
for,
the
entire
list
being
for
Improvements
and
repairs.
Halibut
Arrivals
American
Jane,
15,000,
7.6c.
and
5.5c,
Paci-
fic.
Alkl,
10,500,
7.6TsC.
and
5.5c.,
Cold.
t
'
Storage.
Canadian
"
Vera
Beatrice,
11.000,
5.1c.
and
5.3c,
Cold
Storage
VISITING
JUNEAU
JUNEAU,
August
,30
Fdmund
Lowe
jr.,
prominent
San
Francisco
business
man,
is
a
visitor
here
on
board
his
yacht
In
the
course
of
an
Alaska
cruise.
WORK
IS
STARTING
ON
WESTMINSTER
BRIDGE
VICTORIA,
August
31
(Ca-
nadlan
Press)
Work
on
the
approaches
to
the
new
New
Westminster
bridge
will
start
.
Immediately,
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
announced
yesterday
after
signing
a
$600,000
con-
tract
for
the
first
unit
with
the
Dominion
Bridge
Co.
The
total
cost
will
be
approximate-
ly
$3,000,000.
t