Vol.
Today's
Weather
(8
AM.)
Prince
Hupert
-
Part
cloudy,
light
northerly
wind;
barometer,
3022'
temperature,
36;
sea
smooth.
XXV,
No.
246.
BIG
XS
local
Publisher
Impressed
With
Important
Mine
in
roniana
Canal
Extensile
Work
rrtmier
is
Carrying
on
its
Oper
ations
as
Usual
by
H.
P.
Pullen)
The
Big
Missouri
mine
is
on
top
of
the
world,
It
Is
located
practically
at
the
top
of
the
mountain
and
geoung
to
n
is
quite
a
proo-
i
i.
i
Temler,
most
of
It
being
built
hrough
United
States
territory
The
Federal
Road
Commission
keeps
it
in
fine
shape
most
of
tie
ime
and,
considering
that
It
serve?
mostly
Canadian
mines,
much
rredlt
Is
due
them
for
the
fine
:o-operatlon
they
have
given.
The
Big
Missouri
road
branches
iifl
the
Canadian
section
Just
More
you
come
to
Premier
and,
ts
only
$22,000
has
been
spent
on
',
this
season,
It
Is
still
very
rough
tad
difficult
to
drive
over.
Next.
ai
It
Is
expected
that
the
re
minder
of
the
$50,000
approprla?
for
the
work
will
be
expended
thta
It
should
be
In
excellent
made
considering
the
tine
money
expended
When
I
was
in
Stewart
last
week
'
mart
frT
f.
f
Attf
Hurl
or
the
bridges
had
been
w
utiw
nvl
C
U
operairons
in
progress
ail
aion-j
t
wad,
making
It
wide
enough
illow
the
big
trucks
to
pas3.
result
was
the
communlcatlo'i
almost
cut
off.
I
wanted
to
-ttrom
Premier
In
pouring
riln
,
.
.
.
.
3
loot
or
as
much
as
necessary'
caught
a
ride
on
a
truck
for
a
v
uwwiii;
UUV
CVCil
Willi
11
C
jund
the
goinz
bad.
Once
tvs
11rV
1-
-
.
TV
I
J
-
1
A.
1
I
J
11
t
e
got
through
after
a
num-
0n
foot
I
crossed
a
brldee
thatl
-o
oi
uic
ruaa
wiaeninx'
iprTtrtM
.
.
ant
...
.
wangs
oi
men
were
"
aii
me
way
aiong
ana
tne
wuwq
m
me
wonaenngiy
-
iwu,
ji
jasi,
wet
uirougn
-
-vuijf
i
came
no
me
uppr
uuiius
wnere
uovernmeni
"-""-i
"jkk
uougncriy
maae
nis
with
the
Federal
Govern
JIEAVY
LOSS
OF
LIFE
WHEN
DUTCH
STEAMER
SINKS
IN
JAVA
SEA
t
DATA
VIA,
Java,
Oct.
20:
Heavy
loss
of
life
was
reported
here
early
today
as
a
result
of
the
foundering
of
a
Dutch
liner,
the
Vandtrwijc,
in
the
t
Java
Sea
last
night.
Full
de-
talis
of
the
dLsas'.er-
were
lack-
ing.
Forty-three
survivors
have
been
picked
up
and
73
are
missing.
LANDON
IS
ONCOAST
G.
O.
P.
Candidate
in
Los
Angeles
New
Mexico
and
Colorado
Promised
to
Him
LOS
ANGELES,
Oct,
20:
Alfred
M.
Landon
of
Kansas,
Republican
candidate
for
President
of
the
United
States,
arrived
here
aboard
his
special
train
this
afternoon
and
tonight
will
deliver
one
of
the
major
addresses
of
his
western
campaign
tour
at
the
Los
Angeles
Coliseum.
Passing
through
New
Mexico
and
Colorado
yesterday
and,
delivering
a
number
of
rear
platform
addresses
to
crowds
assembled
at
stations
en
route,
Landon
was
assured
by
supporters
that
he
would
carry
those
states
owing
to
revolt
against
the
New
Deal.
Speaking
at
Albuquerque,
New
Mexico,
Landon
said:
"If
I
am
elected
American
Ideals
of
constitutional
government
and
personal
freedom
will
be
maintained,
come
what
may."
Earl
Browder
Is
In
Terre
Haute
Communist
Candidate
for
Preside.it
Plans
Anoother
Attempt
To
Hold
Meeting
irt
..
TERKE
HAUltt,
inmana,
uui
nmZJ
ped
along
.
in
7i
the
PT
rain,
dela-ed
,
,
,20:-Earl
II"'
G.
'
Browder,
Pw5.'
Communist
t
of
the
puutws
wnue
snots
wemi
..
.
.
.
,
I
United
States,
Is
back
here
wltn
the
Intention
of
addressing
a
campaign
meeting
tonight.
A
couple
of
weeks
ago
when
he
was
here
Browder
was
forbidden
to
hold
a
meeting
and
was
thrown
Into
Jail
on
a
vagrancy
charge
when
he
went
ahead
with
plans
to
ad
dress
one
"uui
iiiin
ri5TT.pn
11n1.11
Hnaa
n
n,i
1
-rv.iWQeni
McDonald
came
in
u
iruCK
anrl
T
rnrlo
wltn
WTMMTPFn
net.
2
Ui'
VV1I1-
lm
to
the
Big
Missouri
camp.
i
nlpeg
wheat
prices
were
off
from
Hie
Missouri
l?sc
to
2c
yesterday,
October
cios
e"
The
Big
Missouri
people
havft'
ing
at
$1.13V4.
The
Chicago
marke
nosen
a
wonderful
site
for
their
I
was
down
lie
to
Hie
with
Decern
4
or
operations
on
a
flat
look-
ber
closing
at
$1.14.
over
a
lake.
As
I
have
said.
U
.
13
ralnlmr
anrt
t
t
POUND
IN
MONTREAL
'""out
I
aDDreelAtM
fino
l'o.
xnMTPRAI..
Oct.
20:
(CP)
The
-
-vimeriui
scenery
and
above
British
pound
sterung
cioseo.
ai
v'"-
u
nn
aoi
n
n
n
n
.
n
n
ni
qo
tho
Wfiir
vnrir
rnreiizii
,
ciicigy
ui-
j,M
ii-ji
uii
t'vn
'USiasm
Of
t.ho
nffllo1t
Tf
loUi
un
martf.
VTns.fi
rdav.
....
-
v4.,MHO,
IMItVJ
CAtlMilg
J
and
Miiinm
4
u.-.
-
wIie
visiior
who
was
present
we
time
I
was
there
said
of
e
Whole
nneriHnn
1
i
ut
Weather
Forecast
(Furnished
through
th
courtesy
of
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seompH
tniv,th.
tlrf.
Dominion
Mn.v.
A
ViCT08m,,B.C.
'Hti
tomorrows
tides
She
mmm
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
OCTOBER
20,
1936
As
Britain
and
Egypt
Buried
Hatchet
With
New
Treaty
A
scene
in
the
Locarno
room
of
the
British
foreign
office
at
London
as
Mustapha
Nahas
Pasha,
prime
minister
of
Egypt,
addresses
British
and
Egyptian
representatives
just
before
the
signing
of
the
Anglo-Egyptian
treaty
on
that
date.
Anthony
Eden,
British
foreign
secretary,
can
be
seen
seated
at
the
heati
of
the
table.
REPLIES
TO
GT.
BRITAIN
Rome
Takes
Issue
With
London
On
Security
Proposals
II
Duce
Sends
Son-in-Law
To
Berlin
,
ROME,
Oct.
20:
(CP)
The
Ita
Han
government
has
replied
to
the
British
proposal
proposing
a
new
pact
to
take
the
place
of
Locarnq
for
the
security
of
Europe
In
which'
Issue
Is
taken
with
several
points
suggested
by
Britain.
Premier
Mussolini
sent
his
son-
in-law
to
Berlin
yesterday
to
confer
with
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
of
Germany
on'
matters
affecting
the
relations
of
the
two
countries.
'"
LINER
IS
AGROUND
Steamer
Lancastria
Strands
In
Mersey
After
Mediterranean
Cruise
LIVERPOOL,
Oct.
20:
At
the
conclusion
of
a
Mediterranean
cruise,
the
Cunard-White
Star
liner
Lancastria
went
aground
in
the
mouth
of
the
Mersey
River
early
this
morning
with
573
passengers
on
board.
The
vessej
was
resting
easily
In
the
sand
and,
being
in
no
danger,
the
passengers
remained
on
board.
Getting
Scrip
In
Circulation
Mtan
h
"i
victor
and
Prince
Bupm.
'
Kreat
a
proportion
of
their
si
mi
mi.
urin
ct
i
era
rr
ro
:
a
i
-
Mimn
rn
i
nun
uuout""""'
-
.
.
'i
Under
the
terms
of
the
treaty.
Great
Britain
retains
military
control
over
the
vital
Suez
Canal
area,
but
all
BrltLsh
troops
are
to
quit
Cairo,
Alexandria
and
other
chief
Egyptian
cities,
and
are
to
be
concentrated
with
the
air
force
within
the
canal
zone
around
Ismallla.
High
4:45
a.m.
16.9
ft.
16:18
pan.
18.6
ft.
Low
10:28
ajn.
9.6
ft.
23:17
pjn.
6.0
ft.
fKICE:
5
CENTS
and
Ministers
Leave
Madrid
i7.r
wa
W
became
Brl-ita!,"-",,
-
,
Mjmmoia's
Ereate.t.
m
nour
'
.
Whil,
a..
V.r.r"?"
HU"?
O---
BUia
-
mnins
1
V.lrrh
hteh
nVOf
over
the
tHOl
in,.-
"uasjun
nas
a
mucn
.
yrr
ntnj.
n.iticvt
t
'
mn
:i
niiiL
it
u
.
v
wjau
rremier
ana
iWV1M
.
believe
th7.,
uullcul1
01
-vijr
1
1
1
I
h
ft
I
,..
.
-lc
ouiiisoiiaavea
is
.
IOr
fi
.
.
...
ui
i.nio
v
ling
1
1.
r
uue
project
and
-put.
count,
..
:
"lMJ
vnai
me
fds
is
more
of
the
kind
'nd
on
Page
Two)
nrlf
n
fair
weather.
Prince
Rupert
district
Moderata
northeast
winds,
fair
and
cold.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands-Fresh
east
winds,
cold
with
Increasing
cloudiness.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
-Light
ito
moderate
variable
winds
fair.
,
Ministers
and
Civil
Servants
to
Be
Canvassed
as
to
How
Much
They
Will
Take
EDMONTON,
Oct.
20:
(CP)
Premier
William
Aberhart
yesterday
suggested
a
new
source
for
the
distribution
of
government
scrip.
Cabinet
minister
and
civil
servants
will
be
canvassed
to
ascertain
how
KILLED
ON
BRIDGE
salaries
scrip.
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
20:
(CP)
Gordon
McCualg.
31,
taxi
driver,
died
In
hospital
today
from
Injuries
received
last
night
when
his
cab
skidded
on
Granville
Street
bridge
and
crashed
Into
the
timber
railing
after
hitting
a
street
car,
Two
fellow
cab
drivers
are
suffering
fromj
severe
injuries.
.
'
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Courtesy
S
D.
Jodiukmi
Co
l
Vancouver
B.
C.
Nick2l,
25.,""
Big
Missouri,
.50.
Bralorne,
8.50.
B.
R.
Con.,
.01
B.
R.
X.,
.11.
pentonla,
.12.
.Dunwelli".03K2'-15,r'-
Golconda,
.09
Mlnto,
5.
Morning
Star,
.0254.
Noble
Five.
.02.
'
.
Pend
Oreille,
85.
'
t
Porter
Idaho,
.04
'i.
Premier,
3.05.
Relief
Arlington,
.
.05.
Reno,
1.26.
Reeves
McDonald,
.39.
Salmon
Gold,
.08
VS.''
Wayside,
.082.
United
Empire..
.02
'2.
Toronto
!Beattlel.25.
"r
Central
Patricia,
3.85.
God's
Lake,
.73.-Inter.
Nlckel,-.62.00iR
,;"
Lee
uoia,
.U5l2.
Little
Long
Lac,
6.55.
McKenzie
Red
Lake,
1.83.
Pickle
Crow,
6.45.
Red
Lake
Gold
Shore,
1.73
San
Antonio,
1.75.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
"
1.85.
-Sisco,
4.35.
Smelter
Gold,
.07
Ventures,
2.53.
"(;
McLeod
Cockshutt;
4.25.
Oklend,
.38.
Mosher,
.53.
Bousquet,
.12.
Gilbec.
.032.
Lake
Rose,
.50.
Madsen,
.85.
May
Spiers,
.49.
,j
Winoga
Patricia,
.35:
.
Sullivan,
1.96.
,
.
Stadacona,
.62.
,r
Green
Stabell,
.46.
,'
.
Frontier,
.16.
Francoeur,
.85.
'
Manloba
&
Eastern,
.16
Perron,
1.60.
New
Augarita,
.45.
South
Keora,
.13.
Moneta
Porcupine,
1.65.
,
Sladen
Malartic,
1.09.
Bouscadlllac,
37.
Lapa
Cadillac,
.70.
Old
Diamond,
.24.
Gold
Eagle,
.90.
DOLLAR
IN
NEW
YORK
i
:
'JUDGMENT
I
CHINA
DECIDES
ON
ARMED
i
RESISTANCE
RATHER
THAN
1
SUBMISSION
TO
JAPANESE
PlIAlTriTTIIT
rt.
AA
-Fol-
1
RESERVED
-
.
,
ciupicmc
vuuu
ui
vaiuua
villi
v
lowing
a
conference
oi
Gen-
Glve
Us
Dccision
ite,
in
Ap
t
erai
uniang
n.ai
sneK
wim
x
,
,
other
Chinese
.leaders,
it
was
i
reported
here
last
night
that
peal
of
Edson
Girl
Against
,
Former
Premier
China
had
decided
upon
a
po-
1
Ottawa,
ort
20:
icniThP
Ucy
of
armed
resistance
rather
'iiiwmi
rv.nr
nt
cm
vorl
RUSSIA
TO
QUIT
PACT
Soviet
Threatening
to
Withdraw
From
Spanish
Civil
War
Nonintervention
Accord
Progress
of
War
Both
Sides
Claim
Victories
But
FaU
Of
Madrid
Appears
Imminent
MOSCOW,
Oct.
20:
(CP)
Angered
over
delay
In
the
application
of
measures
to
enforce
neutrality
in
the
Spanish
civil
war,
Russia
is
determined
to
withdraw
from
the
non-intervention
accord,
informed
sources
said
yesterday.
Other
nations,
it
is
said
here,
may
Join
Russia
in
denouncing
the
accord
which
was
originally
signed
by
27
nations.
Asks
House
Session
LONDON,
Oct.
20:
(CP)
The
British
Labor
Party
executive
yesterday
requested
Premier
Stanley
Baldwin
to
convene
Parliament
at
once
to
consider
th
advisability
of
continuing
the
policy
of
non-inter-
ventiori
In
the
Spanish
civil
war.
Some
sections
of
the
Labor
Party
are
Inclined
to
the
belief
that
a
situation
has
arisen
which
should
not
be
permitted
to
continue.
Fascists
"Mopping
Up"
TALAVERA,
Spain,
Oct.
20:
(CP)
Fascist
guns
threatened
El
Es-
cbrlal
today
as
Insurgents
occupied
the
heights
overlooking
the
city
twentyrfout-mlleslnorthwest
dfi
Madrid,
The
Fascists
drove
through
mountainous
terrain
from
where.
than
submit
to
further
Japan-
day
reserved
Judgment
tn
the
ap-n
clear
days,
Madrid
can
be
seen
.
ese
demands.
nni
rf
Mice
Vivian
KfnVflllan
n
i
VUlHUlcWlULlS
Adlu
lllab
MAY
FILM
CROWNING
News-Reel
Companies
Seek
To
Break
Down
Abbey
Tradition
LONDON,
Oct.
20:
(CP)
Shall
the
Coronation
be
filmed?
This
Is
a
question
for
the
Duke
of
Norfolk,
Earl
Marshal
of
England,
and
I
nlc
fllvleora
tr
cn
H
a
TTin
Pino.
matograph
Exhibitors'
Association
Edson.
Alberta,
ae-alnst
a
rfol:!ni
Ing
a
$10,000
award
which
had
been
given
her
by
a
Jury
in
her
action
for
seduction
against
Former
Premier
J.E.
Brownlee
of
Alberta.
Passenger
Air
Service
Over
Pacific
Ocean
ALAMEDA,
Cal.,
Oct.
20:
The
of
Great
Britain
has
requested
Pan
American
Airways
flying
boat
permission
to
film
the
service,
fo.
Hawaii
Clipper
will
leave
tomorrow
grant
the
request
would
be
to,for
Honolulu
on
another
trans
casioned;
they
would
be
able
to
Negotiations
For
film
the
scene
from
a
sound-proof
Settlement
Still
and
fire-Proof
box
which
could
0n
At
Golden
Gate
be
built
well
out
of
the
way
and
could
be
made
to
look
like
a
part
SAN
FRANCISCO.
Oct.
20:
Ad-1
wpv.wiiuiio
m
wi
i
tjicuu
ocuiur
iiau
been
suspended
pending
"mopping
up"
manoeuvres
around
Illescas.
President
Leaves
Madrid
MADRID,
Oct.
20:
1CP)
Socialist
forces
were
reported
today
to
have
withstood
powerful
attacks
by
Insurgents
near
Aranjuez.
President
Manual
Azana,
ac
companied
by
three
cabinet
ministers
and
a
military
aide,
left
Madrid
yesterday
and
began
an
Inde
finite
stay
in
Barcelona.
The
only
explanation
officials
would
give
last
night
was
that
It
was
merely
the
beginning
of
a
series
of
tours
through
government
territory.
The
Madrid
press
gave
warning
today
that
entry
of
the
insurgents
Into
the
capital
would
mean
shoot
ing
of
one
hundred
thousand
work-
break
the
tradition
which
has,
Pacific
passenger-carrying
flight
to
jers.
CaDture
of
Madrid
hv
thp
rhpi
strictly
controlled
the
use
of
cam
eras
In
the
Abbey.
"
Not
until
the
wedding
of
Prln
Manila.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Douglas
Fair-
(would
by
no
means
end
the
Spanish
banks
sr.
were
to
have
been
pas-
civil
war.
It
is
declared
sengers
but
it
was
reported
last
cess
Mary
to
Lord
Lascelles
in
night
that
they
had
cancelled
re-
11921
was
a
photograph
ever
taken
servatlons
on
the
advice
of
Falr-
ln
the
Abbey
during
a
service
banks'
physician
Filming
has
never
been
permitted.
Inbound
from
the
phllllplnes,
,
But
the
newsreel
companies
the
China
Clipper
left
Manila
yes-.whlch
are
behind
the
request
are
terday
for
Guam.
Those
on
board
prepared
to
put
up
a
strong
cae
Included
two
newspapermen
whom
They
will
assure
the
authorities
H
R.
Eklns,
who
arrived
at
New
jthat:
York
yesterday,
has
already
beaten
I
"They
would
be
able
to
guarar-
on
a
trip
around
the
world
!tee
that
no
Interference
with
the
normal
procedlngs
would
'be
(Jc-..
Three
thousand
taxis
were
commandeered
by
the
government
yes-'
terday
to
be
held
in
readiness
to
rush
to
any
part
of
the
city
with
troops.
It
Is
recalled
that,
during
the
days
of
the
Great
War
when
capture
of
Paris
by
the
Germans
appeared
Imminent,
there
was
similar
commandeering
of
taxis.
:
7
?
Today's
Weather
(Oovernment
Telegraphs)
Dead
Tree
Point
Part
cloudy,
calm;
barometer,
30.22;
sea
smooth.
Triple
Island
Cloudy,
light
northeast
wind;
sea
smooth.
Langara
Island
Overcast,
light
of
the
Abbey
fittings
and,
except
mlral
Harry
G.
Ham;nett,
chair-!.
easterly
wind';
barometer,
30.01;
for
the
provision
of
a
few
lamps
man
of
thj
Federal
Maritime
Com-1
temperature,
44;
sea
smooth.
Of
slightly
higher
wattage,
no
mission,
which
Is
continuing
lUi
Estevan
Clear,
northerly
wind,
special
arrangements
would
'
be
efforts
to
settle
the
strike
between
e-'.ghit
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
needed.
shipowners
and
union
workers
30.09.
j
The
big
point
In
the
film
com-
which
threatens
to
precipitate
a''
Victoria
Clear,
northerly
wind,
iPanles
case
is
the
promise
of
a
marine
strike
on
the
Pacific
Coast,
four
miles,
per
hour;
barometer,
unique
record
of
the
ceremony
was
in
conference
yesterday
with
30.08.
I
the
first
film
of
the
crowning
of
NEW
YORK.
Oct.
20:
(CP)
The
.an
English
monarch.
Canadian
dollar
was
trading
at
a;
Outside
the
Abbey
every
foot
ol
premium
of
1
-32c
on
the
New
York-the
royal
route
from
the
Palace
foreign
exchange
market
yester-
and
back
will
be
covered
by
the
day.
Vancouver
Wheat
lenses
of
film
cameras.
BAR
SILVER
NEW
YORK.
tCP
Bar
silver
the
employers
here.
CFPR
EXPANDING
Vancouver
Clear,
westerly
wind,
erjnt
mues
per
nour;
barometer,
,'30.08.
I
Prince
George
Clear,
calm;
bar-Radio
station
CFPR
will
be
on
ometer,
30.30.
the
air
tomorrow
for
four
hours.!
Terrace
Cloudy,
northeast
wind,
from
10
a.m.
to
1
p.m.
and
from
0
32.
to
7
p.m.
Station
features
will
in-1
elude
a
housewives'
all
request
pro-
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
20:
(CPl
'was
unchanged
at
443,ic
per
ounce!
gram
from
10:15
i.m.
and
a
sur
Wheat-
was
quoted
mt
$l.iov&
on
on
the
New
York
metal
market
prise
party
program
from
11
to
12
the
Vancouver
Exchange
yesterday.
today.
.
a.m.
Alice
Arm
Cloudy,
calm,
28.
Stewart
Cloudy,
calm,
27.
Haazelton
Foggy,
18.
v
Smlthers
Cloudy,
calm,
c'old.
Burns
Lake
Clear,
calni,
20.