c
Yo
Be
Wedded?
PREMIER
KING
OTTAWA,
Sept.
18:
It
was
reported
here
yesterday
on
good
authority
that
Premier
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King
is
to
be
married
soon
to
Mrs.
Buckley,
charming
widow
of
the
late
J.
F.
Buckley,
former
Liberal
member
for
Atha-baska,
Alta.,
who
was
killed
In
an
automobile
accident
four
years
ago.
Mrs.
Buckley
is
at
present
in
Vancouver.
G.0.P.N0T
OBJECTING
Would
Welcome
Recount
in
Maine
Senatorial
Contest,
it
Is
Declared
NEW
YORK,.
Sept.
18;
Republican
National
"Chairman
John
Hamilton
said
last
night
that
his
party
would
have
no
objection
to
a
recount
In
the
Maine
senatorial
elec
tion,
in,
which
Senator
Wallace
IL
White,
Republlcart
was
declared
re-elected
by
a
majority
of
5,081
over
his
Democratic
opponent
Gov
ernor
Louis
B.
Brann.
Hamilton
expressed
confidence
that
the
recount,
If
held,
would
only
increase
White's
majority.
Discussing
the
grounds
of
pro
test
as
"violation
of
the
federal
election
law,"
Hamilton
had
cer
tain
caustic
comments
as
to
Democratic
pre-election
activities
in
other
parts
of
the
country.
Interlocking
Of
Munitions
Makers
Seen
WASHINGTON
D.
C,
Sept.
18:
was
stated
before
the
munition
investigation
committee
here
yesterday
that
the
Dupont
Interest?
had
Invested
nearly
a
million
dollars
In
a
German
munitions
trust
and
that
arrangements
had
been
made
for
an
Interchange
of
pat
ents.
Two
Ministers
Visil
Alberta
Cre'rar
and
Gardiner
Coming
Out
From
Ottawa
to
I'rairie
Province
Next
Week
EDMONTON,
Sept.
18:
Hon.
T.
A.
Crcrar,
minister
of
trade
and
commerce,
is
due
to
arrive
ln
Ed
monton
September
23
in
the
course
i
of
a
tour
of
the
west
and,
after
a
brief
.visit
here,
will
proceed
to
Calgary.
Hon.
JameS
Gardiner,
minister
of
agriculture,
is
also
coming
at
the
same
time
and
hopes
to
pay
a
visit
to
the
Peace
River
district.
Halibut
Arrivals
Summary
American
47.500
pounds,
9.1c
and
6c
to
9.8c
and
6c.
Canadian
None.
American
Kanaga,
27,000,
9.8c
and
6c,
Cold
Storage.
Summit,
17,000,
9.1c
and
6c,
Booth.
Wabash.
3,500.
9.2c
and
6c,
Cold
Rtornce.
NAKAIMO
MAN
IS
NINETY
MAWATMO.
SCDt.
Arexauuct
oi
""""""'
vw
Park
pioneer
l.-.Jj
brate'd
t,i.
his
'
ninpMeth
ninetieth
birthday
birthday
yes-
yes-
terday.
IS
READY
TOJFIGHT
Invading
Forces
Would
Have
Little
Chance
in
Russia,
Says
War
Commissar
MOSCOW,
Sept.
18:
The
War
Commissar
of
Soviet
Russia
declared
last
night
that
the
Red
Army
was
now
ready
to
face
the
world.
"Any
nation
that
would
be
so
told
as
to
Invade'
Russia,"
he
declared,
"would
have
Its
forces
cut
to
pieces."
Appeal
Entered
By
Halibut
Boat
Margalice
is
Taking:
Conviction
For
Illegal
Fishing-
To
Higher
'Court
Announcement
of
an
anneal
Is
made
in
he
case
of
the
Prince
Ru
pert;
halibut
boat
Margalice,
dapt.
Jack
Christiansen,
which
was
fined
$100
by
Stipendiary
Magistrate
Andrew
Thompson
in
provincial
police
court
Wednesday
for
fishing
halibut
in
Area.
No.
'2
during,
the
close
season.
L.
W.
Patmore
Is
actlne
as
counsel
for
the
Margalice
which
pleaded
not
guilty
to
the
charge.
The
Cape
Rape,
Capt.
R.
B.
Mor
gan,
was
alsq
fined
$100
on
a
similar
charge
but,
as
there
was
a
plea
of
guilty,
there
can
be
no
appeal.
Rlizzard
In
Peace
Rivei
arlr
Winter
Storm'
Isolates
Sonv
Communities
of
Northern
Agricultural
Area
PEACE.
RIVER,
Sept
18:One
b
'he
worst
blizzards
in
years
war
ontlnulng
In
the
Peace
River
db-rlct
last
night
after
having
been
mi
for
thirty-six
hours.
Telegraphic
communications
were
Interfered
with
yesterday
and
the
only
cantact
some
communities
had,
yesterday
with,
the
outside
world
was
by
short
wave
radio.
Churchill
Scion
Chasing
Sister
Would
Talk
Her
Out
of
Plan
To
Marry
Young
American
Actor
LONDON,
Sept.
18:
Wilfrid
Churchill,
son
of
Rt.
Hon.
Winston
Churchill,
embarked
for
New
York
aboard
the
liner
Queen
Mary,
chas
ing
his
sister,
aboard
the
Bremen,
wltha
view
to
talking
her
out
of
marrying
a
young
actor
with
whom
she
took
part
ln
a
recent
play.
Thirty
Salteries
Granted
Licences
One
Less
riant
Bring
Operated
This.
Year
Than
Last
VICTORIA.
Sept.
18:
(CP)
Thirty
salmon
salteries
have
been
licensed
by
the
provincial
government
this
fall
ln
British
Columbia.
Seven
plants
which
operated
last
year
will
be
closed
down
and
six
new
ones
opened,
the
department
says.
Ex-Mayor
Taylor
Running
Again
Will
be
Again
In
Field
For
Chief
Magistracy
of
Vancouver,
He
Announces
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
18:
Former
Mayor
Louts
D.
Taylor,
despite
advancing
years
and
frail
physical
.
.....
-
-
.',
'be,
'be
a
a
candidate
candidate
for
for
mayor
mayor
at
at
the
the
forthcoming
civic
election.
PROV
u-
I
VICTORIA.
B.C.
Today's
Weather
tomdrroVs
Tides
(8
AM.)
Oil
WMl
Prince
Rupert
s
x
light
high
3:02
a.m.
19.0
ft.
southeast
wind;
30.10:
14:58
pjn.
20.5
ft.
temperature,
60;
Low
9:02
a.m.
6.2
ft.
21:35
pjti.
4.0
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLOMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
u
'
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
SEPTEMBER
18,
1936
TRICK:
5
CENTS
ILL
UKbb
DISARMING
renin
ti"
Move
at
Geneva
Canadian
Delegates
Arrive
paim.S.
Scot.
18:
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it
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from
Brokklyn
and
make
a
to
east
crossing.
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hoped
sain.
Ln
rp.ir.n
r.nziana
in
seveiv-
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Harvard
To
day
Attrnding
Three
Hundredth
Anniversary
of
Founding;
Celebration
It
t
f
ii
n
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Trt
fv?
Ton
n
t
no
t
n
rtp
the
foundlnz
of
Harvard
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n
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nome
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remain
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IN
CHURCH
Byron
Sykes
Dies
In
Edmon-i
ton
at
Ace
of
Nlnetv-Five
Five
Brothers
in
Clergy
DMONTON,
Sept.
18:
Rev.
fciyKes,
one
or
five
broinen
of
whom
were
ln
the
ministry
the
Presbyterian
Ohurch,
died
v
yi'sveroay
at
trie
great
age
oi
years.
He
and
his
brothers
had
n
service
with
the
church
In
Michigan.
He
is
survived
by
a
v.vv
3Vli9
tXlkXA
OLA
U.aUA""
s.
C
HEALTH
PLAN
WILL
SWEEP
CANADA,
MEDICO
BELIEVES
VICTORIA,
Sept.
18:-Dr.
erman
Robertson,
nresident
1
the
Canadian
Medical
Arso-
ailon,
eXDresses
thp
nnlnlon
tin!
IL.
....
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fir
lien
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surHnrp
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win
TT
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m
"ii
me
rest
of
Canada
REBELS
ADVANCING
ALL
ALONG
LINE
IN
SPAIN;
FIGHTING
VERY
BLOODY
Over
Four
Hundred
Reported
Left
Dead
on
Field
Near
Talavera
With
Insurgents
Advancing
Ten
Miles
MADRID,
Sept.
18:
(CP)
Insurgents
manned
machine
guns
today
to
hold
off
charging
government
troops
after
withstanding
the
explosion
of
one
ton
of
dynamite
in
the
first
sti
ge
of
a
plan
to
blow
up
the
Alcazar
at
Toledo.
The
blast
enabled
troops
to
pecupy
surface
build,,
ings
but
1700
nsurgents,
including
women
and
children,1
fortified
the
hwer
portion
as
troops
planned
a
bayqhet
charge.
In
the
Talavera
sector
today
750
government
militiamen
were
mowed
down
like
sheep
as
they
;stood
huddled
beforp
machine
guns,
the
Fascist
command
reported.
TOLEDO,
Sain,
Sept.
18:
Leaving
some
400
dead
on
the
field
and
taking
hundreds
of
others
injured
with;
them,
Spanish
loyalist
forces
were
.reported
list
night
to
have
retreated
ten
miles
along
the
main
road
towards
Madrid
before
the
rebels
after
one
of
the.
most
sanguine
battles
so
far
in
the
civil
war.
The
scene
of
the
bloody
CORRESPONDENTS
ARE
TAKEN
INTO
CUSTODY;
FOUND
NEAR
AIRPORT
'
MADRID,
Spain,
Sept.
18:
I
Three
well
known
American
f
war
correspondents,
one
of
them
Floyd
Gibbons,
have
been
taken
Into
custody
for
alleged
Infraction
of
regula-
4
;
tlons
through
having
been
ln
t
the
neighborhood
of
a
secret
air
field
where
German
avla-
tors
are
said
tobe
.based,
Jn
collaboration
with
the
rebels
ln
the
Spanish
civil
war.
Blum
Hopes
To
Have
Mills
At
Work
By
Today
PARIS,
Sept.
18-
Following
a
.onference
at
his
home
last
night
oetween
representatives
of
employers
and
employees
at
which
.he
former
agreed
to
grant
a
six
percent
increase
in
wages,
Premier
-eon
Blum
expressed
hope
that
the
Lille
textile
mill
strike
would
be
mded
today
and
the
plants
humming
again.
Rickenbacker
At
Musgrave
Harbor
Not
Sure
Whether
or
Not
Richman
And
Merrill
Will
Fly
Disabled
Plane
to
New
York
MUSGRAVE
HARBOR,
Nfld.
Sept.
18:
Bringing
spare
parts
am
supplies
for
Harry
Richman
anc
Dick
Merrill,
who
were
forcec
down
in
a
swamp
near
here
on
Sunday
during
a
return
flight
across
the
Atlantic
Ocean
from,
luciiuati
a.iu
icuci
aity
iiom
New
York
arrived
here
yesterday.!
There
was
some
question
last
night.
as
to
whether
or
not
an
attempt
would
be
made
to
fly
the
ocean
!
plane
back
to
New
York.
Official
viuai
was
again
maae
mai
men-
man
and
Merrill
had
quarrelled
durlng
the
homeward
flight.
BAR
SILVER
NEW
YORK,
t
CP.
-Bar
silver
was
unchanged
at
443,4c
per
ounce
on
the
New
York
metal
markef
today.
Herbert
Shandley
Is
Victoria
Judge
Well
Known
Barrister
Appointed
To
Vacancy
on
Bench
In
Capital
City
VICTORIA,
Sept.
18:
Herbert
...
u.u.,u.Vj,
v.
uouuki,
nan
been
been
appointed
appointed
to
to
the
the
Countv
County
Court
Court
bench
here.
nana-to-nand:
struggle
was
In
the
vicinity
of
Talavera.
The
government
last
night
was
reported
to
be.
rushing
reinforce-;
ments
from
Madrid
in
the-effort
to
hold
the
Talavera
line.
An
appeal
was
Issued
for
tan
thousand
volunteers
to
man
rifles
which
had
'ar-!
rived
from
Mexico
and
enlistment
was
under
way.
From
all
parts
of
the
countrv
again
came
report':
yesterday
of
loyalist
reverses
ah:!
the
insurgent-
were
confident
of
an
early
and
complete
collapse.
Several
were
reported
dead
as
a
"esult
of.
mutiny
aboard,
govern
neni..warsryiw.jr?T--
-
Santader
on
the
north
coast
was
reported
In
a
state
of
wild
disorder
.1
U
...
,
'l
.
n
i
.
mi
t
ci
usees
pouring
in
I
rum
jjw.
oa.
DIG
TRENCHES
IN
MADRID
JEREZ
DE
LA
FRONTElU,
Spain,
Sept.
18:
(CP)
Government
workmen
were
digging
trenches
in
the
streets
of
Madrid
today
as
the
insurgents
nearcd
the
capital,
Fascist
reports
claim.
PattuIIo
Attends
Armstrong
Fair
Gives
Address,
Emphasizing
Iin-
portance
of
Prosperous
Agricultural
Industry
ARMSTRONG.
Sept.
18!
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
attended
t';o
Provincial
Interior
Exhibition
hera
und
gave
an
address
during
which
he
stressed
the
importance
of
a
prosperous
agricultural
Industry
to.
the
province.
Anthony
Eden
Back
at
Office
,ic
n.rinn
i
Foreign
Secretary
Recovers
From
Chickenpox
Planning
Conference
LONDON,
Sept.
18;
RL
Hon.
Anthony
Eden
returned
to
the
Foreign
Office
yesterday
following
an
uiness
wun
cincKcnpox
ana
is
renewing
consideration
of
plans,
for
a
projected
five-power
confer-
'ence
In
London.
Soil
Of
Pat
Burns
Dies
Only
Child
of
Canadian
Meat
Baron
Succumbs
to
Heart
Attack
At
Age
of
Thirty
CALOARY.
Sept.
18:
(CP)
Patrick
Thomas
Burns
Jr.,
aged
30,
only
son
of
Senator
Patrick
Burns,
died
here
today
of
a
heart
attack.
CANADIAN
COLD
PRICE
MONTREAL,
Sept.
18:The
Ca-
nadian
gold
price
was
down
'3c;yes
terday
at
$34.75
per
fine
ounce.;
WOULD
UNITE
AGAINST
,
INVADER,
ASSERTS
BLUM
OF
FRANCE
OVER
RADIO
PARIS,
Sept.
18:
In
a
'ra-
dlo
broadcast
spoken
in
three
languages
French,
English
.
and
German
Premier
Leon
Blum
of
France
declared
that
France
would
defend
herself
from
Invasion
no
matter
how
she
mleht
be
intprnaliv
rfivi.
ded
politically.
Jueen
Victoria
Of
Spain
Called
To
Sons
Bedsidi
NEW,
YORK;
Sept.
18:
Former
$ieen
Victoria
of
Spain,
paying
her
first
visit;
to,
the
United
States,
arrived
here
yesterday,
having
been
,
'ailed
On
account
of
another
serous
Illness
of
her
son,
the
Duke
of
Vturias,
the
Crown
Prince,
with
'lemoDhllla
following
the
lancing
of
V
boil
on
his
hip.
HITLER,
THE
PEACEMAKER
i
f-
Qcrmany
Pleased
at
Suggestion
That
Der
Fuehrer
Should
Be
Awarded
Nobel
Prize
BERLIN,
Sept.
18:
Germany
was
pleased
last
night
with
a
suggestion
that
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
should
be
awarded
the
Nobel
Peace
Prize
for.
his
opposition
-
to-Bolshevlsm
and,
his
efforts
to
prevent
the
Span
ish
civil
war
from
becoming
a
gen-
IJtfAf
furnMan
t.o
V
i
t
Speaking
last
night,
Hitler
charg-
ed
that
the
German
armv
of
thel
Great
War
had
been
betrayed
betrayed
at
tnP
lfrn
intr
nf
of
ihn
the
Armistice.
Arrrtlcflia
He,
17a
made
no
specific
reference
in
re
gard
to
whom
he
blamed
for
the
f
betrayal.
Arrests
Made
In
Connection
With
Forgery
VANCOUVER,
Sept
18:
Two
arrests
have
been
made
by
the
Vancouver
police
in
connection
with
clever
forgeries
of
checks
ranging
from
$40
to
$160'
on
the
B.
K,
Logging
Co.
Heavy
Rains
In
State
of
Tex&s
Twenty
Inches
Has
Fallen
During
Past
Week,
it
is
Stated
AUSTIN,
Texas,
Sept.
18:
Twenty
Inches
of
rain
is
the
torrential
precipitation
in
Texas
dur
ing
the
past
week.
Rivers
continue
J
nomeiess
an(i
doing
much
damage.1
Tne
concha
River
last
nieht
had
inundated
whole
rltv
Works
in
Ran
Aneela
Thousands
of
nponW
h-,v
'hwn'a8-
rirtvn
fmm
thpir
v.nmoa
i
jowands
along
the
Colorado
mver
near
Austin
'
Pound
Sterling
And
Canadian
Dollar
Oh
New
York
Exchange
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
18:
The
Bri
tish
p6und
sterling
closed
at
$5.06
1-16
on
the
New
York
for
eign
exchange
market
yesterday
as
compared
with
$5.05
in
Montreal.
The
Canadian
dollar
closed
at
a
premium
of
l-16c.
Card
of
Thanks
Mrs.
Robert
Blance
and
Marjorle
wish
to
thank
their
many
kind
friends
for'.
help
and
sympathy
and
for
floral
tributes
during
the
time
of
thejr
.recent
bereavement
GETS
BIGJT0RM
Steamer
El
Amarante
in
Trouble
Last
Night
Hurricane
Does
Damage
Ashore
Too
NEW
YORK,
Sept..
l8:-Owners
of
the
steamer
Al
Amarante,
which
is
believed
to
be
carrying
no
passengers,
were
advised
last
night
Chat
the
vessel
was
In
'
distress
(sixty
miles
off
Cape
Hatteras
in
ft
great
hurricane
'which'
was
sweeping
the
Atlantic
seaboard.
The
75-mlle
jtroplcal
gate
wa3
gaining
intensity
along
the
North
Carolina
coast
last,
night.
At
midnight
the
barometer
had
dropped
bo
29.15
and
was
still
going'
down.
Telepnone
lines
had
been
severed
or
hours.
Coastguard
vessels
wexs
removing
hundreds
of
peble,
frobi
points
of
danger.
Summer
fesorters
were
being
evacuated
and
arr
""angements
were
being
made
for
special
emergency
relief
measures.
Night
of
Terror
NORFOLK,
Va.,
Sept.
18:
(CP)
four
hundred
persons,
trapped
on
Ocracoke
Island,
North
Carolina,
?merged
safely
today
after
a
night
pf
hurricane
terror
while
the
storm
swept
northward
along
the
coast
of
the
United
States.
A
nine-foot
tide,
driven
by
a
gale,
swept
completely
vcrrcs
the
island
as
the
inhabl-ants
took
shelter
ln
a
lighthouse.
Along
the
coast
communications
ere
wrecked
and
seaside
com-nunities.
flooded.
Missins
Fliers
Are
Being
Taken
To
Edmonton
Now
FORT
RELIANCE,
N.W.T,
Sept.
18:
Flight
Lieutenant
Sheldon
Tnlpman
anH
Alrprdff-trHon
.f
TJVrt
.
j.
f.ii
i.i
L,u
,,,
,
'
&
J
Jf
.
Po,nt
Lake
250
mll?s
north
of
heref
after
having
been
missing
for
a
oionth
while
on
a
survey
flight,
were
receiving
medical
treatment
U
the
Air
Force
base
here
last,
hlght.
Considering
that
they
had
ubslsted
for
a
month
on
a
diet
consisting
of
little
more
than
wild'
berries,
they
are
ln
fairly
good
shape.
They
are
to
be
flown
today
to
Edmonton
to
receive
such
fur
ther
treatment
as
may
be
deemed
necessary.
ENROLMENT
UNCHANGED
Total
of
Pupils
Attending
School
Here
This
Year
Practically
Same
as
Last
Year
Taking
int6
account
the
ten
pupils
who
will
be
enrolled
ln
the
Senior
matriculation
which
it
his
been
decided
to
'conduct
again
at
King
Edward
High
School,
enrol-
ment
this
term
at
the
city
schools
totals
within
one
pupil
of
last
year
at
tne
83016
l'me-
There
are
now
enrolled
an
aggregate
of
1122
pu-
PiIs
as
compared
with
1123
a
year
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Raining,
calm,
50.
Alice
Arm
Raining,
calm,
52.
Stewart
Raining,
calm,
45.
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm,
44.,
Smlthers
Cloudy,
calm,
mlider.
Burns
Lake
Cloudy,
calm,
48.
BIG
STOCK
OF
LIQUOR
FOUND
IN
BASEMENT
OF
PARLIAMENT
BUILDINGS
:
MONTREAL,
Sept.
18:
Pre-
mler
Maurice
Duplessls
is
wondering
what
to
do
with
six
4
hundred
bottles
of
wine
which
have
been
found
ln
the
base-
ment
of
the
Parliament
Build-
lngs.
The
liquor
was
the
pro-
periy
oi
a
lormer
speaker,