BEff
i
ead
Tree
Point
fcte
south
wind.
i
4
iBRARy
VICTORIA.
B.C.
Today's
(8
AJVI.)
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
prince
Rupert
Raining,
southwest
wind,
28
miles
per
hour;
29.88.
LlXXV.,
NO.
235.
wgara
Island
Rain,
southeast
ie,
roueh.
tevan-
-Clear,
northerly
wind,
t
miles;
barometer.
30.24.
'
r'nce
George
Clear,
southeast
a,
36
milps
30.02.
per
ur"S
Lake
Thilnlntr
Perature,
42.
Imithers-iRalnlng,
calm;
ature,
44.
wlton-
-Rainlne.
calm:
lure,
46.
ancouver-
cr
30.26.
-Clear,
calrri;
ictorla
-
clear,
north
t
miles;
barometer,
30.25
wind,
rwV...
uugn
ui
courtesy
oi
--
rrince
Rupert.
This
lore's
compiled
from
observations
t-
t
3
Irvlair
art,,
.,....
,K.
rr'xl
ending
5
p.m,
tomorrow).
vwiicicu
in
Ainsira
nns
-
pjuics
wiin
nr9vv
rain
nn
iinri
-Willi
i'i
i'i
rr
mce
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-
isiands-strong
southerly
cludy
with
ruin
?St
Coast
Of
Vancouver
Island
11
to
strong
southeast'
winds,
She
11
1ft
nrA
Tn
Cn)
Canadian
Nornen,
4.500,
9
2c
and
6c,
DooM
TWO
MOKE
MEN
MAY
HAVE
BEEN
DROWNED
I-
It
is
feared
by
the
authorl-
f
ties
that
two
otner
men
may
have
been
drowned
In
addl-
tlon
to
Jack
McDonald
whose
body
was
found
In
the
harbor
Sunday
morning
An
inquiry
is
4
being
held
this
afternoon.
The
two
other
men
missing
are
named
Flynn
and
Dugan.
IL
DUCE
IS
BUSY
Imposes
Capital
Levy,
Taxes
Dividends
and
Profits,
Prohibits
Trice
Rise
and
Reduces
Duties
ROME,
Oct.
6;
(CP)
In
addition
to
the
devaluation
of
the
lira
by
forty-one
percent,
the
Italian
ca
binet,
at
the
Instance
of
Premier
Benito
Mussolini,
yesterday
ap
proved
imposition
of
a
capital
levy
hour;
baro-jon
property
owners,
new
taxes
on
I
stock
dividends
and
company
pro-
VICTORY
CLAIMED
Spanish
Government
Asserts
That
Its
Forces
Routed
Rebels
In
Battles
Yesterday
NOT
EVACUATING
As
Usual,
Reports
Conflict
General
Duffy,
With
Irish
Sol-iders,
to
Help
Rebels
MADRID,
Oct.
6:
After
a
comparatively
quiet
week-end,
hosti
lities
were
renewed
with
fresh
vi
gor
yesterday
in
Spain's
civil
war.
The
government
claimed
that
loyalist
troops
had
smashed
a
furious
insurgent
cavalry
attack
northwest
of
Madrid.
The
cavalry
regiment,
riding
up
with
banners
flying,
was
waited
for
by
the
loyalists
and
horses
and
men
went
down
n
heaps
before
a
withering
loyalist
fire;
the
remaining
rebels
retreating
as
a
disorderly
mob
of
refugees.
rhe
government
claimed
military
lctorles
in
other
quarters
and
de
nied
that
evacuation
of
Madrid
was
oelng
contemplated.
Not
even
the
children,
it
was
said,
had
been
sent
away
In
preparation
for
a
siege.
General
Francisco
Franco,
Fas
cist
commander-in-chief,
is
said
to
have
150,000
troops
in
readiness
for
Stalin
iU
final
drive
on
Madrid.
Immediate
attack
is
to
be
centred,
ac
cording
to
the
rebels,
on
an
impor
tant
railway
junction
near
the
city.
Naval
forces
arc
also
being
con
;entrated
at
Cadiz.
It
is
reported,
for
a
naval
attack
upon
Malaga,
the
rebels
charge
tjia't
the
government
has
been
shipping
artillery
iiid
ammunition
to
the
Mediter-anean
ports
of
AUcente
and
Va-cncla
and
that,
despairing
of
being
ibfe
to
hold
the
capital,
it
has
oeen
removing
tne
nations
goia
.eserve
from
Madrid
to
Barcelona.
One
hundred
persons
were
re
ported
to
have
been
killed
In
an
explosion
in
a
bomb
factoryn
Madrid
on
Saturday.
The
blast
shook
the
entire
city
to
further
add
to
the
general
nervousness
of
the
situation.
Thirty
insurgent
planes
bombed
the
city
yesterday.
Duffy
Going
Over
DUBLIN,
Oct.
5:
It
is
reported
here
that
General
Duffy,
Irish
Free
State
Fascist
leader,
will
leave
shortly
with
2000
Blue
Shirts
to
assist
the
insurgents
In
the
Spanish
civil
war.
Yesterday's
Riot
In
London
Worse
Than
Was
Sunday's
j
LONDON,
Oct.
6:--The
anti-Fas-1
cist
and
Jewish
outbreak
yesterday,
'
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
OCTOBER
6,
1936
although
but
ah
aftermath
to
in-
Negotiations
on
'Frisco
Waterfront
Cidents
on
Sunday
when
a
Com-
Dispute
Are
Broken
Off
munlst
counter
-
demonstration'
Completely
'
caused
the
cancelling
of
a
Fascist
'
parade,
was
a
good
deal
more
ser-,
SAN
FRANCISCO.
Oct.
6:
Neeo-
lonus
than
the
trouble
on
Sunday
tlations
for
a
settlement
of
the
dls-1
which
was
brought,
under
control
pute
between
shipowners
and
ma
High
....
6:35
a.m.
16.9
ft.
18:26
p.m.
17.9
ft.
Low
12:07
p.m.
9
ft.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
eork
Yankees
Win
World
Series
"r
i-
V
"
i
1
PACT
DISCUSSED
mm
t
t
A
U
A
European
Security
Among
rowerful
Western
Nations
GENEVA,
Oct.
6:
(CP)
It
is
be-
pved
here
that
France
Is
now
olidly
behind
Great
Britain
In
ef
forts
to
insure
peace
in
Europe
by
rgotlatlng
a
new
western
sec-
yity
pact
in
piace
oi
Locarno
temier
Leon
Blum
of
France
con-
with
Foreign
Commissar
xlm
LUvtnofr
at
the
week:end
hi
discussed
points
regarding
ennany's
poslllon,
There
was
not
ctire
agreement,
it
is
stated,
be-foen
Blum
and
Lltvlnoff
but
oimdwork
was
laid,
it
is
under-
for
further
negotiations
may
lead
to
an
agreement
nong
the
western
European
na-
ons.
ipes
are
held
that
a
confer-may
be
arranged
to
be
held
London
In
the
near
future
to
sotiate
a
new
pact
in
place
of
carno.
.Marsha)
Petaln
Speaks
PARIS,
Oct.
6:
Marshal
Henri
pain,
aged
military
hero
of
the
rat
War,
asserted
yesterday
that
3Jsh
backing
was
essential
for
successful
security
pact
in
stern
Europe.
He
expressed
the
m
that
diplomats
would
man-
to
avert
another
Eurpoean
LD
MEN
SITTING
Prune
Court
of
United
Stalei
Goes
into
Session
to
Review-
New
Deal
f'ASIIINaTOk.
D.C.,
Oct.
6:--
aged
Justices'
of
the
Sup-
fie
Court
of
,the
United
States,
pse
ages
average
seventy-one,
ned
their
gowns
yesterday
for
opening
of
a
session
of
the
irt
in
which
450
cases
are
to
be
ard
and
In
which
further
New
1
laws,
Including
those
con-
siing
power,
fair
trade
pollc'cs
i
neutrality
will
come
under
re-
v.
Ifter
the
formal
oDcnlne
ths
recessed
for
a
week
and
no
ortant
business
will
be
dealt
In
the
meantime.
Today's
Weather
(OoveriuiMMit
Telegraphs)
-Fresh
to
mo-
r-
r-v
ro.
s
disperse
Rail
Sitters
On
Alberta
Railway
EDMONTON,
Oct.
6:
Royal
Canadian
Mounted.
Police
having
cleared
the
tracks
of
rail
sitters
who
had
endeavored
to
passively
resist
the
work
of
lifting
the
rails,
Canadian
National
Railways
workmen
were
proceeding
yesterday
with
the
taking
up
of
the
tracks
on
an
old
coal
mine
spur
line
between
Lovett
and
Foothills,
the
abandonment
of
which
has
been
consented
to
by
the
Board
of
Railway
Com
missioners.
The
homesteaders
had
objected
to
the
line
being
taken
up,
fearing
that
they
might
be
left
stranded.
Duchess
of
Kent
Is
in
Seclusion
Another
Visit
From
Stork
is
pected
in
Royal
Family
Ex-
LONDON,
Oct.
6:
The
Duchess
of
Kent
has
cancelled
all
fall
engagements.
This
U
taken
as
con
firming
reports
that
another
visit
from
the
stork
is
expected.
It
would
be
her
second
child.
Halibut
Arrivals
American
Lltuya.
23,000,
11.1c.
and
7c.
At
Un.
Excel,
25.000,
Storage.
calm;
i
fits
nrohlblted.
price
rises
or
In
(creases
In
public
service
rates
and
tern-
decreed
a
sixty-tive
percent
reduc
tion
in
customs
duties
for
grains
m"
and
cereals.
i
The
new
value
of
the
lira
Is
set
baro-
at
ninety
to
the
British
pound
tirlinz
and
nineteen
to
tne
united
cfotP.s
dollar
although
tne
uras
kfVUVWW
cold
content
was
regisierea
ai.
02.48
to
the
pound.
The
action
fixes
.
the
value
of
the
lira
at
5.zc
as
com-1
nared
with
7.6c,
the
closing
quota-
j
Mrs.
Simpson
To
Live
in
London
DEAD
IN
tlon
on
the
New
York
foreign
ex-
i
widespread
change
market
Saturday.
The
devaluation
will
give
the
government
and
the
Bank
of
Italy
an
esumaiea
iu
m...
-
currency
to
add
to
crease
in
paper
estimated
gold
and
loreign
currency
holdings
of
five
billion
lira.
VERSAILLES
CHATEAU
FIRE
wrrattaeS.
Oct.
6!
The
le
Chateau
of
Ver-m
famous
wing
of
the
hlrh
was
used
as
a
home
cloudv
damaged
by
fire
Ull
OUlluaj.
Late
Telegraphs
Hungarian
Dictator
Dies
MUNICH,
Germany
Premier
Julius
Goemboei,
50,
dictator
of
Hungary,
died
today
after
a
lengthy
illness.
In
Budapest
the
Hungarian
cabinet
immediately
resigned
but
no
crisis
is
expected
as
Goemboei
had
rrjade
arrangements
for
his
policies
to
be
carried
on.
Massacres
In
Spain
HENDAYE,
French
-
Spanish,
Border
Reliable.
advices,
brought
here
by
refugees
from
Madrid,,
today
stated
that
Spanish
capital's
extremist
"execution
squads"
had
killed
more
Iharthree
thousand
middle
and
upper
class
f
CLOSING
'
DATE
FOR
HALIBUT
FISHING
IS
NPW
CHANGED
4
h
Yesterday
afternoon
it
was
officially
announced
by
the
4
International
Fisheries
Com-
mission
that
halibut
fishing
4
would
end
In
Areas
No.
3
and
f
,;4
at
midnight
October
31.
i
Later
local
fish
concerns
were
:t
advised
that
a
change
was
be-
4
ing
made
and
to
disregard
the
first
notice.
It
Is
now
an-
4
nounced
be
November
iber
LONG
TRIP
FOR
WOMAN
Jean
Batten
of
Cyprus
in
Couki
of
Flight
from
London
To
New
Zealand
Companion
of
King
Edward
Takes.
Up
Residence
in
Regent
CYPRUS,
Oct.
6:
Jean
BatU-n,
Park
District
!
young
British
avlatrlx,
after
rest-
TOKYO,
Oct.
6:
The
typhoon,
which
swept
over
Japan
late
last
week,
has
been
continuing
with
renewed
violence.
Fishing
vessels
have
foundered
with
all
on
board,
large
steamers
have
been
dlstress-
left.ed
and
houses
have
been
turned
over.
Several
are
known
dead
on
Sakhalin
Island
to
which
the
tyfahoon
extended
from
the
Sea
of
Japan.
-
ilns
at
Brlndlsl
last
night
in
tie
LONDON,
Oct.
6:
Mrs.
Ernest
course
of
a
projected
flight
from
Slmoson
of
Baltimore,
who
has
England
to
New
Zealand,
landed
been
much
in
the
company
of
King
here
at
noon
today
and,
after
re
Edward
nf
lal.
ha.c
taken
un
resl-
lueuing,
leit
lor
uagaaa.
dence
for
the
winter
in
the
fash-
She
left
London
on
Sunday
and
lonable
Regent
Park
district
ofmade
her
first
stop
at
Marseille.!
London.
'before
going
on
to
Brlndlsl
and
tnence
nere.
sne
wm
proceeo:
to
New
Zealand
by
way
of
Calcutta
and
Australia.
TYPHOONlAnnual
Meeting
Damage
and
Loss
Life
in
Sea
of
Japan
And
Northward
Of
Institutes
Farmers'
Advisory
Board
Will1
Convene
in
Victoria
On
October
16
and
17
VICTORIA.
Oct.
6:Hon.
Dr.
K.
C.
McDonald,
minister
of
agriculture,
announces
that
the
annual
meeting
of
the
'advisory
board
of
the
Farmers'
Institutes
of
British-
Columbia
will,
be
held
on
.October
16
and
17.
55J2
JGii
Are
Beaten
By
oEil
11X11
io
l
r
'
r
i
question
of
procedure
In
hiring
o..
u
.
Score
!men
men
has
has
led
led
to
to
i
a
'deadlock,
deadlock,
the
thl
by
mnings-
unions,
continuing
their
unwilling
ness
to
arbitrate
on
this
point,
Representatives
of
both
employ
ers
and
unions
had
Intimated
over
the
week
been
made
de
the
dispute
which
threatens
Stockholm,
It
was
announced
la?t
night
that
the
newspaper
which
was
sponsoring
the
flight
had
withdrawn
its
support
and',
that
a
baroness
who
was
to
have
ac
companied
him
would
not
make
the
trip.
James
Molllson,
British
long
distance
filer,
Is
scheduled
to
hop
off
from
Floyd
Bennett
field
on
October
15
for
a
transAtlantlc
stratosphere
flight.
Clyde
Pangborn,
with
co-pllct
and
wireless
operator,
is
preparing
to
take
off
.on
October
20
from
Old
Orchard,
Maine,
with
a
view
to
breaking
the
long
distance
record
to
Europe.
FRIENDSHIP
FOR
JAPAN
Rothermere
Says
Pact
by
Britain
Would
be
Welcome
Pays
Tribute
to
Hitler
TOKYO,
Oct.
6:
Lord
Rothermere,
British
newspaper
publisher,
in
the
course
of
a
tour
of
the
Orient,
said
that
Great
Britain
would
welcome
an
alliance
with
Japan
providing
it
would
not
interfere
with
relations
between-Britain
and
the
United
States.
Rothermere
declared
that
the
name
of
Adolf
Hitler
would
go
down
in
history
as
the
man
who
saved
Europe
from
Bolshevism.
DOLLAR
IN
NEW
YORK
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
6:
(CP)
The
Canadian
dollar
closed
at
a
pre
mlum
of
l-32c
yesterday.
YANKEES
GIANTS
io
io
d
umi;
rinisn
Was
Sensational
Rout
by
the
police
afte(
nothing
had
rine
workers
have
been
broken
off
irst
AH
Manhattan
Show
in
Thirteen
Years
Taken,
By
been
done
any
more
serious
than
a
completely,
it
was
announced
last
few
shots
being
fired;
In
the
air
and
night.
Agreement
on
a.
number'
of
lire
crackers
being
;thrown
under
points
had
been
.
reached
but
the
the
horses
of
the
pence.
American
Leaguers
With
Game
Count
of
Four
To
Two
Smallest'
Crowd
of
Week
.0
.2
2
0
1
0
ot
the
age
of
seventy-five
years.
He
was
chaplain
of
St.
Joseph'?
Hospital
and
one
of
the
founders
of
Portland
University.
MANY
ARE
Flenty
of
Cracked
Heads
in
Riot
ing
in
Paris
but
no
Serious
Casualties
2
0
have
been
no
serious
casualties
although
quite
a
few
heads
were
cracked
as
gendarmes
swung,
their
batons
freely
among
the
mlllln
crowds.
Armour
and
Swift
0
1
0
0
0
1
R.
713
0
5
ONLY
ONE
H.
E.
17
2
9
1
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
6:
(CP)
The
curtain
ran?
dnwn
nn
-end
that
real
progress
has
the.
1936
World
Series
today
with
the
New
York
Yankees
towards
a
settlement
of
staffing
a
sensational
sliirrm'tirr
clnnrrVif
J
O
-.--w..,.
UlUUgllbbl
AAA
WAll.
tllllLll
AAA-
strike
of
marine
workers
and
tie-
1
m,
T
F"8iuj
uy
rt
.ptoie
or
xo
up
of
shipping
generally
along
the
to
&
c
The
Sami
count
Was
f
OUr
to.
two.
Up
to
the
ninth
it
pacific
coast,
it
was
said
that
a
vvas
a
close
and
interestinc:
orame
but
the
Giants
blew
ud
settlement,
was
nearer
than
it
had
been
for
some
time,
the
dispute
aving
resolved
itself
largely
to
hat
of
the
hiring
system.
,
EJward
F.
McGready,
assistant
ttretary
of
labor,
after
spending
:n
days,
here
endeavoring
to
ef-
ect
a
settlement
of
the
dispute,
has
left
for.
Washington
where,
It
'as.
announced
at
the
week-end
by
dmlral
Henry
D.
Wylle.
chairman
if
the
hew
Federal
Maritime
Commission,
that
a
conference
was
to
.
e.held
ot,rePVeentaavc
shlp
owners
and
union
leaders
with
a
Mew
to
reaching
a
permanent
ettlement
of
the
dispute.
FLYING
OF
ATLANTIC
'hree
Attempts
May
be
Made
This
Month
to
Cross
Ocean.
From
United
States
to
Europe-Swede
Hops
Off
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
,6:-The
first
f
three
t'ransAtlantlc
flights
vhlch
are
Impending,
Pilot
Kurt
Hitting
Hero
LOU
GEHRIG
Prominent
Figure
At
Notre
Dame
Is
Dead
At
Age
Of
75
SOUTH
BEND,
Ind,
Oct.
Rev.
Father
John
Tillman,
6;
for
the
closing,
date
will
.from
Floyd
Bennett
field
today
on
ure
on
the
campus
of
Notre
Dame
3.
-K.I..I.J
Ann
rKn-Vit
to
ITTnlvprsltv
naisspH
awav
vpshprrinv
I
A
iUlU
.1AA
llig.lb
!entireiy
m
inat
sianza
and
Mur
derers
Row
had
no
hesitation
In
turning
the
rout
into
a
massacre.
The
Giants
opened
the
scoring
with
two
runs
In
the
first
but
the
Vanks
started
their
heavy
hitting
in
the
second
when,
with
two
down.
Selkirk
up
and
hit
a
three-bagger
ueuig
scorta
Dy
t-oweus
circuit,
clout.
The
Yanks
went
one
ud
in
the
third
and
were
never
topped
again.
They
added
two
more
in
the
fourth,
the
Giants
'
collecting
one
each
in
the
"fifth,
seventh
and
eighth?''"
vtli'
sf?vtr
Lefty
Gomez
hurled
for
the
Yankees
and
was
credited
with
his
se-(Continued
on
Page
Two)
FINISHED
i
Clouston
Crashes
and
Smith
Aban-.
dons
England
to
Johannesburg
Air
Race
JOHANNESBURG,,..
A.,Oct.
Ci
-iC,
W.
A
Scott
and
Giles
Guthrie.
with
their
plane,
were
the
only
ones
to
finish
the
England
'
to
Jdhannesburg
flight.
A.
E.'
Clous-ton,
who
was
In
second
place,
crashed
hear
Salisbury
on
Sunday
In
attempting
to
flnjish
while
Victor
Smith,
after
a
series
of
mishaps
starting
from
the
very
beginning
when
he
had
difficulty
In
getting
off,
abandoned
the
race
at
Khartoum
In
Egypt.
ARESTEDjWheamkesTake
WINNIPEG,
Oct.
6:
(CP)
Wheat
prices
dropped
sc
to
Vic
per
bushel
on
the
Winnipeg
market
yesterday,
October
closing
at
$1.09.
The
Chl-
PARIS,
Oct.
6:
There
are
con-
Cago
price
broke
lc
to
lic
yester-
flicting
reports
as
to
the
actual
day,
December
closing
at
$1.13
to
number
of
arrests
in
clashes
on
$1.13"5b.
Sunday
and
Monday
between
i
Communist
demonstrators
and
I
Croix
de
Feu
Fascists
but
they
arcjri!
f
MnJj
TT
placed
at
as
high
as
1300.
There.lJHIO
UldllUl
1
O
Stay
in
London
Italian
Ambassador
Not
Being
Repealled
to
Rome
as
Had;
Been
Reported
Companies
Being
Galled
To
Probe
rome,
Oct.
6:
official
denial
was
given
here
yesterday
to
reports
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
6:-Represen-;
that
Dmo
Qrandl,
Italian
ambas-tatlves
of
Armour
and
Swift
meat
sador
to
London,
was
being
recalled
packing
concerns
have
been
or-
(
t0
Rome
toi
0her
work
owing
to
dered
to
have
their
representatives
;
hs
diplomatic
services
not
being
before
a
congressional
committee
'
satisfactory
to
Premier
Benito
Mus-
xor
investigation
oi
meir
Dusiness
.sollnl.
practices.
BAR
SILVER
NEW
YORK,
!CP
Bar
silver
was
unchanged
at
44540
per
ounce
on
the
New
York
today.
...
t
t
Vancouver
Wheal
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
6:
(CP)
Wheat
was
quoted
at
$1.07?s1on
the
metal
market
i
Vancouver
exchange
yesterday,'
advancing
to
$1.0814
today.