A.
.
V,
.
an
a
I
nn
H
Tin
1
T
f
T
UrAHAn
DnnAn.,Alt
l
IN
SPttlAi
SESSION;
llne
course
of
a
vacation
trip
to
the
ISSUE
IS
"SETTLED"
i
southern
states.
The
matter
of
the
!
trade
agreement
Is
expected
to
be
WNDOS,
tor,
6:
A
special
one
of
the
Important
-subjects
of
.ii
i
iL.
n
i
.
i
t
i
i
rijuif
iJi
ujc
uiiLiAii
rfiniir
l
urn
ri
Mncen
tni
oif
r.in
Driunmond,
British
ambassa-
dor
to
Italy,
at
which
matters
.
1
1
ii
mm
Tqn.A
.
i
ilh
the
Italo-Ethlopian
war
C
rfPo;jt?d
to,
haveb.ecn
:iued.
No
statement
was
km
arier
the
cabinet
meet-
Premier
Baldwin.
The
waig
was
held
at
No.
10
tog
stieet
and
the
Me-
-.ainean
issue
was
riiscux-
i
lb
conversation
between
ana
urummona
in
Rate
lasted
one
hour
and
was
!tr
said
officially
to
have
toll
with
the
question
of
Brl-
1
naval
shbs
In
the
Medl-
rrancan
and
Italy's
military
Enforcements
In
Libya.
To-
,JJ
the
Mediterranean
nrob-
:'m
was
reported
In
diplomatic
flrcles
to
have
been
"settled"
'hereby
Italians
would
reduce
'roops
In
Libya
and
some
Brl-
'i
Warshlm
unulH
hp
with.
drawn,
IS
STOLEN
iiunarra
uouars
laKcn
trni
Merchant's
Truck
At
Sheep
Creek
Mine
""eves
took
isnn
frnm
the!
-
v.
a,
uawiey.
aaimo
mer-
ieraay,
while
Cawley's
"iur,
wno
was
to
have
used
u)
cash
miners'
checks
bhwp
creek
Gold
Mines
was
"
m
trie
mine
cook-house.
IMP
cni,n
-"I
uv.
u:
lui'j
uar
v
was
unchanged
at
65c
per
n
e
On
the
local
moHl
r,M
ALinPpRTS
0P
CANADA
ARr
tiirt,
u
NSI'ECTEI)
Rv
BY
NEW
FEDERAL
ROARD
'OTTAWA
"
.
coast
t
uy'
o:
tCP)
A
t
on
cf7aSt,8encral
lnsP-
the
Lnaua's
ocean
wis
d
n
.fnew
harbor
board
of
I1
ofcials
Is
un-
eS'lt?80",ta.
now
in
discussion
between
the
heads
of
the
two
nations.
G.
0.
P.
IN
VICTORY
United
Stales
'Elections
.Indicate
Repu6licans'
Are
Coming
Back
NEW
VOItK,
Nov.
6:
Supporters
of
the
Roosevelt
administration
and
the
New
Deal
derived
little
comfort
out
of
the
elections
in
various
states
yesterday,
the
trend
of
which
was
definitely
in
the
direction
of
Republicanism.
The
Republicans
sained
control
of
the
State
Assembly
of
New
York,
early
results
showed.
The
Republicans
had
made
an
issue
of
the
New
Deal
and
now
predict
a
Republican
majority
in
the
presidential
contest
next
year
but
the
Democrats
insist
that
the
contest
had
been
fought
entirely
on
state
issues
and
could
not
be
regarded
as
significant
nationally.
In
New
Jersey
Governor
Hoffman
retained
his
Republican
majority.
The
Republicans
won
the
mayoralty
fight
in
Philadelphia
as
well
as
capturing
other
offices.
ROSSI
RE-ELECTED
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Nov.
6:
Mayor
Angelo
Rossi
was
reelected
by
a
substantial
majority
in
yesterday's
municipal
election
here.
Graf
Zeppelin
On
Sixteenth
Flight
Regular
Trans-Atlantic
Service
To
South
America
Maintained
By
Giant
Dirigible
FRIEDRICHSHAFEN,
Germany,
Nov.
6:
The
German
dirigible
Graf
Zeppelin,
which
returned
here
at
the
first
of
the
week
from
its
fifteenth
trip
of
the
season
to
South
America,
left
today
on
another
regular
trans-Atlantic
flight.
Famous
English
Peer
Passes
i
Death
Comes
to
Member
of
House
1
Of
Lords
at
Bournemouth
at
Age
of
Eighty-One
Years
BOURNEMOUTH,
Eng.,
Nov.
6:
(CP)
The
Earl
of
Chesterfield.
famous
British
peer,
died
In
Bournemouth
yesterday.
at
Salvus
floated
across
the
track
and
outbuildings
floated
750
feet
west
of
the
depot.
The
section
men
used
boats
to
escape
when
the
water
came
up
to
the
windows
of
their
houses.
Paul
Starr,
Port
Essington
native,
fishing-
across
the
Skeena
from
Mile,
56,
says
the
water
was
six
feet
deep
in
his
log
house.
He
never
saw
It
higher
than
one
foot
over
the
floor
during
his
time.
At
Phillips
Creek
between
Terrace
and.
Vanarsdol
part
of
the
right-of-way
was
washed
out
but
the,
bridge
held.
Nicholson
Creek,
three
miles
east
(Continued
on
Page
Four)
'
VICTORIA.
B.C.
i
4
Today
s
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
wmln
prince
Rupert
Raining,
calm;
barometer.
30.45;
temperature,
38;
High
,..
...10:25
a.m.
21.1
ft.
22:59
pm.
19.6
ft.
wa
smooth.
Low
..
...
3:57
a.m.
6.3
ft.
16:49
pjn.
4.7
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
xxiv
N
A
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBER
6,
1935
A
view
of
the
private
chapel
In
Buckingham
Palace
In
which
the
wedding
ceremony
of
Prince
Henry,
the
Duke
of
Gloucester,
and
Lady
Alice
Montagu-Douglas
.scott
was
held
today
Orizln-ally
scheduled
to
be
held
in
Westminster
Abbey,
the
plans
were
changed,
owing
to
the
sudden
and
recent
death
of
the
seventh
Earl
of
Buccleuch,
father
of
the
bride.
In
this
private
chapel
the
second
wedding
ceiemony
of
th-3
Duke
of
Kent
and
Princess.
Marina
was
held
Arrival,
Oyer
the
Railway
From
Smithers
Tells
of
Damage
And
Great
Work
of
Repair
Crews
H.
Dickson,
special
representa
tive
of
the
Dally
News,
who
was
at
Smithers
at
the
time
of
the
big
storm,
arrived
this
afternoon
on
a
work
train,
being
among
the
first
over
the
road
since
the
washout.
He
says
that
under
the
personal
supervision
of
Superintendent
To-
bey
and
Divisional
Engineer
Bur-bank
splendid
work
has
been
done,
bridges
being
rebuilt
in
less
than
a
day
in
some
instances,
long
hours
being
worked
and
every
man
exerting
himself
to
the
utmost
to
get
the
work
completed
and
the
trains
running
again.
There
has
been
a
shortage
of
food
such
as
bacon
and
sggs
at
Terrace,
Usk
and
way-points
but
the
residents
accepted
the
situation
cheerfully.
The
chief
inquiry
was
for
the
news.
Between
Pacific
and
Prince
Rupert
250
men
In
addition
to
the
regular
section
hands
have
been
working,
some
crews
working
from
18
to
20
hqurs
a
day.
Two
shifts
of
bridge
men
at
Salvus
under
H.
E.
Alton
and
C.
V.
Hope
have
been
engaged
in
renewing
the
bridges
in
that
section.
From
the
east
a
gang
under
Major
Burbank
and
Mr.
Walton
have
been
putting
in
20-hour
shifts
to
i
connect
with
the
west
end
and
if
everything
continues
as
at
present
trains
should
be
through
to
Prince
Rupert
by
Saturday.
From
Salvus
west
to
Kwinltsa
the
water
was
from
18
Inches
to
I
seven
feet
over
the
rails.
The
river
!
took
an
old
course
north
of
the
irnoHHaH.
Tho
nlntfnrtn
nnrt
rienot
WEBSTER
ELECTED
Agents
of
G.
G.
McGccr
Applying
For
Judicial
Recount
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
6:
(CP)
Arnold
Webster,
C.
C.
F,
candidate
in
Vancou-ver-Burrard,
was
today
declared
officially
elected
over
Mayor
G.
G.
McGeer,
Liberal,
by
a
majority
of
four
votes.
After
the
announcement
by
the
returning
officer,
agents
for
Mayor
McGeer
immediately
announced
that
they
will
apply
later
in
the
day
for
a
judicial
Bishop
of
Latter
Day
Saints
Lost
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Nov.
6:
Charles
W.
White,
aged
55,
a
bishop
of
the
Church
of
Latter
Day
Saints,
who
has
been
active
in
politics
of
late,
has
been
missing
since
Monday
morning
and
a
search
has
been
Instituted.
STOCK
MARKET
WHIRLS
UPWARD
IN
NEW
YORK.
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
6:
The
stock
market
whirled
upward
today
In
the
most
active
trad-
lng
In
the
past
year
and
a
;
half.
Numerous
so-called
"piv-
;
otal"
Issues
advanced
one
to
'
three
dollars
while
a
few
others
gained
as
much
as
$4.50.
5
'
a
.
4
SMITHY
ON-
WAY
AGAIN
"r
Noted
Australian
Aviator
Reaches
(
Athens
iri
Attempt
to
Create
New
Flight
Record
LYMPNE,
Eng.,
Nov.
8:
(CP)
Sir
Charles
Kingsford-Smith
hopped
off
early
this
morning
for
Australia
and
landed
at
Athens
late
in
he
afternoon.
He
hopes
to
complete
the
flight
in
less
than
tfiree
lays
for
a
new
record.
Tom
Pethy-'irldge,
an
Australian,
is
accom
panying
Smith.
Many
Candidates
In
Great
Britain
No
Less
Than
1.146
in
Field
For
General
Election
Only
One
Social
Creditor
LONDON,
Nov.
t:
(CP)
Thir
teen
hundred
and
forty-seven
candidates
have
been
nominated
for
the
forthcoming
British
general
election.
Of
these
candidates,
586
are
supporters
of
the
National
government
and
761
support
the
Opposition.
Only
one
Social
Credit
candi
date
Is
nominated.
The
total
in
cludes
those
who
received
acclama
tions.
Is
Guilty
Of
Manslaughter
James
Bova
of
Vancouver
Convlc-
'
ted
in
Connection
With
Killing
Of
His
Young
Wife
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
6:
(CP)
James
Bova
was
found
guilty
of
manslaughter
last
night.
He
was
charged
with
the
murder
of
his
22-year
old
wife,
Rose,
who
was
shot
to
death
on
Knight
Road
on
February
22,
The
jury"
recommended
mercy.
TODAY'S
WEATHER
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm,
42.
.
Anyox
Raining,
cairn,
35.
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm,
36,
,
Smithers
Cloudy,
calm.
mild.
Burns
Lake
Bright,
calm,
32.r
Simplicity
Marks
Nuptial
Rites
To-day
OI
Lady
Alice
Scott
And
Duke
Of
Gloucester,
Son,
Of
King
LONDON.
Nov.
6:-
monies
being
reduced
PRICE:
5
CENTS
EKv
AGREEMENT
IS
MOOTED
Vernier
King
Believes
Canada's
Business
With
Uncle
Sam
May
Expand
Id
May
be
Consummated
Early
in
Year
For
Submission
To
Parliament
Provided
President
Roosevelt
Is
U'MIInir
n
!Yfnn4
n,..':,...
II1P
lir
!
1
)TTAWA,
Nov.
6:
Premier
William
Lvon
Mackenzie
inir
it
is
renorted.
is
convinced
that,
a
thnr
im
1
1
f
inn
hin
h
x
i
t
J
trifti
ho
TTnit.p1
Status
will
ha
the
New
Year
for
submission
to
Parliament
at
its
next
ruparea
10
meet
Canada
half
way.;
,
I
Premier
King
left
today
for
Washington
where
he
will
be
the
guest:
YOUNG
TORONTO
GIRL
MANIACS
VICTIM
BUCKINGHAM
CHAPEL
WHERE
ROYAL
PAIR
WERE
WEDDED
Ontario
City
Aroused
By
Horrible
Killing
Of
Miss
Ruth
Taylor
Battered
Body
in
Ravine
on
Tuesday
Afternoon
And
Widespread
Search
is
Instituted
For
Perpetrator
Of
Bestial
Act
'TORONTO,
Nov.
6:
A
criminal
maniac
is
being
sought
here
for
the
brutal
slaying
of
pretty
twenty-year
old
Ruth
Taylor,
a
business
stenographer,
whose
shattered
body
was
found
in
a
ravine
near
here
yesterday
afternoon.
The
entire
city
has
been
aroused
by
the
horrible
crime,
one
of
the
most
despicabe
that
has
been
committed
hereabouts
in
a
long
time.
MARRIAGE
INO
TRACE
OF
PRINCE
OF
PLANE
FAIRBANKS,
Alasna,
Nov.
6:
The
cere-;
More
planes
joined
yesterday
in
to
a
quiet
the
search
for
Pilot
Jack
Herman
ind
simple
basis
with
the
elimin
atlon
of
more
elaborate
rites
which
had
been
planned,
owing
to
he
recent
death
of
the
bride's
father,
the
Duke
of
Buccleugh,
the
marriage
took
place
In
Buckingham
Palace
today
of
Lady
Alice
Montagu-Douglas
Scott
to
Prince
Henry,
Duke
of
Gloucester,
third
son
of
King
George
and
Queen
Mary.
Only
Immediate
family
mem
bers
were
present
at
the
rites
al-
though
great
crowds
gathered
in
the
streets
to
catch
a
glimpse
of
the
royal
couple
and
pay
their
tri
bute
of
lovaltv.
Search
Fot
Jack
Herman
And
Five
Passengers
In
Yukon
Becomes
-
"More
Widespread
.
and
his
plane
with
five
passengers
which
has
been
missing
since
noon
last
Saturday
on
a
flight
from
Dawson
to
Fairbanks.
No
trace
had
been
reported
of
the
missing
machine
up
to
last
ntoht
although
hope
was
expressed
that
It
might
have
been
forced
down
in
some
remote
spot
away
from
communication
from
the
outside
and
that
those
on
board
might
be
safe.
Extremely
heavy
rains
of
the
last
few
days
have
melted
snows
In
the
rugged
country
and
It
is
possible
Herman
may
have
had
to
come
down
In
the
-snow
and
been
Lady
Alice
was
dressed
In
pearl-.
unable
to
take
off.
shaded
satin
and
the
Duke
was
Four
skilled
Arctic
fliers
were
resplendent
In
a
gold-faced
tunic,
'searching
today
for
the
missing
scarlet
breeches
and
black-topped
i
plane,
passengers
aboard
which
boots
of
the
Tenth
Hussars.
were
Peter
Funk,
Oscar
Adany,
O.
The
counle
were
nrnnnnncprt
.
Osran.
Walter
James
anrt
flpnrtrp
man
and
wife
by
the
Archbishop
of
i
Townsend,
all
of
Dawson,
Canterbury.
The
Prince
of
Wales'
ana
tne
Duke
of
York
supported
n
ill.
the
groom
premier
ADernart
Tne
King
wore
a
field
marshal's
uniform
and
Queen
Mary
a
iewel-
blue
chiffon
velvet
sown.
The
bride
had
eight
bridesmaids'
Including
Princesses
Elizabeth
and
Margaret
Rose.
Designer
of
Dress
While
London
dressmakers
were
greatly
excited
over
the
news
that
Lady
Alice
Scott
had
chosen
the
young
English
designer,
Norman
Hartnell
(who
is
a
graduate
of
Cambridge,
by
the
way)
to
dress
her
nci
wedding,
wcuuuig,
the
uie
rumor
rumor
eocs
gOCS.
Gets
House
Seat
H-i
i
Head
of
Social
Credit
Government
In
Alberta
Elected
by
Acclamation
in
Okotoks
CALGARY,
Nov.
6:
(CP)
Premier
William
Aberhart
has
been
elected
by
acclamation
as
Member
of
the
LegislaUve
Assembly
for
Okotoks-High
River
constituency.
uw.wui
outiai
wcun
cumu-
round
that
not
until
a
bridesmaid
j
date
ln
the
riding
at
the
recent
arnvea
in
nis
salon
to
be
meas-.
provincial
election
retired
ln
order
urea
aid
Mr.
Hartnell
know
of
his
distinction.
London
was
dellahted
with
the
news.
It
Is
the
first
real
acknow
ledgement
of
England's
new
place
In
the
fashion
world,
a
place
that
has
lately
so
frightened
Paris
that
several
of
the
big
French
dressmakers
(who
until
a
vear
or
two
asro
sat
resallv
in
their
Paris
that
Premier
Aberhart
might
have
a
seat
In
the
House.
ww.
n.iu
puu.
uiuiiitigij
ou;m
j
,
-
"
v
'
their
creations
to
English
copy-1
T
"usseu
Bourton,
aged
15,
gave
ists)
opened
houses
ln
London
and
nls
own
life
this
morning
In
a
are
trying
to
disguise
their
foreign
fuMe
attempt
to
save
his
bro-
origin
by
covering
their
floors
ther,
Keith,
aged
17,
who
with
Bradford
woollens
and
Scot-j
crashed
through
thin
Ice
of
tlsh
tweeds.
Trout
Lake,
Burnaby,
while
FISH
ARRIVALS
Canadian
Oslo,
27,000,
7.1c
and
6c,
Booth.
TWO
VANCOUVER
BOYS
DROWNED
WHEN
THEY
WENT
THROUGH
ICE
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
6:
(CP)
the
boys
were
skating
before
going
to
school.
Both
bodies
were
recovered.
,
i