Today'
$
Weather
p
1
1
H
LI
tvw
in
luiruu
W1L11
1
JUU
srisL
nrnunuiiLA.
nucmiLsis
sain
1
Il-1.
l-,l-,l
-
1
Mk.
t
Lfiiiuic
ucLiAiuu
wt
1
1
1
i
1
1
tr
ftiLri
ii
i
i
inn
i
cii
uuuri
ch
ir
..ii.iiii.i-..
IVIDENDS
BEING
CUT
to
Vancouver
for
a
holiday,
would
be
only.
$5
per
month
the
possibility
oTHoTtKc
1
Kf
mnni
nn
Art
Ml
Prtm
pi
I.
"
-
Manning
stated
yesterday
thaw
establishing
.separate
wholesale
'ses
in
Alberta
and
expressed
hope
that
this
would
be
ob-
fan
1.1
I
1-
1
f
Ua
imn
In
ew
Editor
Named
For
Social
Credit
Paper
in
Calgary
IPrmnn
Vtnn
kAH
nnnA
ntA
AVO-
newspaper.
The
Albertan
ls
I'M
II.
tVIDUOIvinM
f-
lUIVUlLllI,,
Weather
Forecast
rreSSUl'R
tpmnltiE
b!o-h
nvpr
t.hls
Prince
Runert
nnri
Onppn
Char-
Tl
H
O
I
1
...lit.
.
j
wuuj
ntiu
vwl
Wlbll
ouwn-
"
v-oif
Vjiiiisr.
fir
v
j
nnn
ivpr
icnnn
i
.
...
"wuctaiu
ana
east
win
as,
parny
OUay,
not
mur.h
rhnnrrp
In
trm-
,--"--D"
-
----
Vn
.
-
Prince
Unnpit
cnnt.h
I
n
I
n
rr
CJi
rrlnce
Georee-i-30.3a:
south.
18:
wtevan
3fia9
a.
i,f
1
l
mvuuji
1'KATH
SENTf-ATPs
vnn
.
Ha
x
'
'
tj
a
v
v
T'VO
ARABS
wiin
Pinpn
UPON
BRITISH
TROOPS
JERUSALEM.
RPr.t.
iA-
Two
Arabs
were
sentenced
to
the
death
w
firing
on
British
soldiers.
it
is
the
first
the
present
rruu
nr0A
a
trie
fioaiK
.t
.
.
.
.
uvubcukC
IMTCIl
T
tlinnoAJ
t-u
lur
6Ucn
an
0rrencCi
8
i
WILL
AID
T0WB0AT
Algie
Towing
Broken
Down
Oil
Outfit
From
Wright
Sound
To
Alert
Bay
Armour
Salvage
Co.'s
power
tug
Algie,
Capt.
Reg
Green,
left
at
noon
today
for
Wright
Sound
to
pick
up
and
take
to
Alert
Bay
the
American
tug
Andrew
Foss
which,
with
a
large
oil
barge
in
tow,
broke
down
while
on
the
way
from
Ketchikan
to
Seattle.
The
Algie
will
take
the
outfit
to
Alert
Bay
where
parts
for
the
tug
will
be
brought
from
Seattle
and
the
necessary
repairs
made
so
she
may
proceed.
Cigarette
Tax
InBellihgham
Washington
City
BELLINGHAM,
Sept.
16:
Th
Bellingham
city
council
has
placed
a
lc
tax
on
all
clBarettes
sold
In
Pound
Sterling
And
Canadian
Dollar
On
New
York
Exchange
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
16:
The
Brl-
Halibut
Arrivals
Canadian
and
6c.
Summary
Atlln.
Lively,
18,000,
10.3c
and
7c,
Pa
clflc
Pierce,
Royal.
8he
..
.
.
JU.
f
I
17,000,
10.3c
and
7c
Canadian.
White
Hope,
23,000,
10.1c
and
6c,
Cold
Storage.
Maurice
H.,
8,000,
10.1c
and
Booth.
HUGE
SUM
6c,
FOR
TIMBER
VICTORIA.
Sept.
16:
(CP)
Fourteen
thousand
acres
of
timber
Vancouver
lsiana
was
land
on
purchased
today
by
the
Alberni-Pacific
Lumber
Co.
Ltd.
from
J.
D.
Rockefeller
Jr.
at
a
cost
of
Card
of
Thanks
vrrs
Robert
Murray
and
ance
law
was
ruled
nnponst.H.ii.
.
.tlonal
by
the
State
Supreme
Court
SAINT
JEAN
DE
LUZ,
France,
Sept.
16:
(CP)
Arm-
yesterday.
.1
!..'-
nrtint
pnnflnhnnrc?
Tnrmir
nut
thn
loot-
mnnin
.4-
1
i-
"
1U1
('HLHJII
WILII
LUC
UUIS1UC
WUI
111
J.
I
till
1
LIU
Illiri
TIPTH
W
I
"
111
I
I
i
.
"
.iiiiii
.
wif
ruf
an
111
(HKHIlUUa
U
V
UI
illllClll
LU
UVCi
LI
IUW
Lllf
1
11
1
I
II
1
SI.
i
11
1
-
.
.
.
-
I
P
.-
v
i
r-,
r
v
r
p:
ers.
un
me
suuixiern
coast
an
insurgent
cruiser
sanKi
----..
-7
government
submarine
Madrid
reported
the
cities
of
in
-
-
At
1
1
.
nuruu.
uiiu
uaum
uiiiua
v
iliuuo
bombarded
by
Fascist
planes,
The
Spanish
government
an-
1
1
i
.
11
1
,1
Grain
Vessel
Ashore
in
Gale
And
Abandoned
by
Crew
CHURCHILL,
Man.,
Sept.
16:
(CP
The
Avon
River,
a
five
thousand-ton
grain
vessel
out
of
Montreal,
was
blown
on
to
Mantpl
New
Radio
Board
Meets
on
Monday
General
Manager
Will
be
Appointed
I
And
Policy
For
Canadian
Broadcasting
Laid
Down
Island
In
Hudson
Bay
in
a
heavy
gale.
It
Is
believed
the
crew
.of
30
'
men
have
abandoned
the
ship
and'
are
safe
on
the
Island.
OTTAWA,
Sept.
16:
The
new
appointed
Board
or
Governors
on
Canadian
radio
broadcasting
will
hold
Its
first
meeting
next
Monday
when
a
general,
manager
will
be
appointed
and
a
policy
for
radio
broadcasting
in
Canada
outlined.
of
Canadian
vember
2,
broadcasting
on
No-
Impost
Is
Put
on
Cigarettes
By
The
new
commission
takes
control
j
(By
Dr.
W.
F.
Thompson)
,
McMAIION
CONVICTION
r-
LONDON,
Sept,
16:
Solid
tors
for
George
Andrew
Mc
Mahon
announced
yesterday
that
they
werie
appealing
the
alysls,
conviction
Of
McMahon
on
a
charge
of
producing
a
revolver
,
with
intent
"to
alarm
His
Majesty"
and
the
sentence
of
twelve
months'
Imprisonment.
Grounds
of
the
appeal
are
that
the
trial
Judge
mlsdlrec-
ted
the
Jury.
In
summing
up
t
the
case.
.
'
-
.;
REDS
CLASH
Bitter
Conflict
Between
Two
Factions
at
Lyons
Blum
Calls
Cabinet
Into
Session
Communists
ana
socialists
were
reported
to
have
J
clashed
bitterly
in
Lyons
last
night
with
several
I
being
injured.-
rAVAnMv'
r.ni.n
ppipe
I
MONTREAL,
Sept.
16:
The
Ca-
nadian
gold
price
yesterday
was
$34.78
per
fine
ounce.
HEAVIER
FISHING
MEANS
SMALLER
ANNUAL'TOTAL
CATCH,
SAYS
THOMPSON
$5.063Ton
the
new
York
foreign
ex-
Policy
of
International
Fisheries
Commission
is
Defended
change
market
yesterday
as
com-j
pared
with
$5.06
Vr
In
Toronto.
The
Canadian
dollar
was
at
a
premium
of
3-64c
here.
I
By
Head
of
Scientific
Staff
'
Commission
to
see
that
the
yield
of
halibut
from
the
banks
.is
maintained
and
that
it
is
increased
at
the
earliest
.pos-
SIDie
mornenc.
IIUS
ii
is
uuiuy
in
uie
umy
inaiuici
puooiuic,
American
ss.ooo
pounds,
io.3c
namely,
to
allow
the
f
ish
a
proper
period
of
growth
and
and
7c.
-n
nllmv
flip
nrndiiptinn
of
sufficient
snawn
to
Drevent
the
"
31-000
Punds'
10-lc
Us
1
for
decline
-which
gone
on
so?
President,
20,000,
10.3c
and
7c
catch
from
th-2
area
fell
to
22,000,-i
West
The
poundage
taken
at
present
000
in
1930,
at
which
Ume
there
was
ls
all
that
the
banks
can
supply.
If
the
most
Intensive
fishing
the'
.
l.(irvVi
tr
ttA
ftrcf
voir
,
'PVio
.nmmleclnn
lc
hniifanai.
aMa
Paralysis
Closes
Public
Places
In
is
being
appealed
-
Selkirk,
Manitoba
SELKIRK,
Man.,
Sept.
16:
Ail
churches,
schools
and
public
places
here
have
been
closed
on
account
of
an
epidemic
of
infantile
par-
Mrs.
Zioncheck
whose
apartment
the
couple
sQb-et,
wUh
assault,
the
claim
being
.
.
that
Mrs.
Scott
was
thrown
bodily
n,m,
PARIS,
Sept.
16:-The
French
.
(u0
u
cabinet
was
called
Into
emergent
r3
zloncheck
.wheiv
she
sought
;
session
last
night
by
Premier
Leon
nave
them
removed.
There
l3
'Blum
to
consider
the
spreading
,,lso
a
sult
for
damaPJ1
t
f..rn.
strike
situation
which
is
threaten-
tyrc
lhe
m
apartmentv
The
assault
ing
the
country
with
a
general
In-
case
ls
sot
for
hearlrig
Friday,
dustrial
tie-up.
The
Premier
him-!
;
self
expressed
home
that
a
settle
ment
would
be
reached.
(Norwegian
Ship
Is
in
Distress
",9rvaner
Disabled
In"
'Hurricane
Off
West
Indies
Last
Night
HAMII
TON,
Bermuda,
Sept.
16:
-The
7,000-ton
Norwegian
Tor-vangcr
was
broken
down
arid
in
distress
350
miles
off
Bermuda
vestprday.
Another
Norwegian
steamer,
was
reported
to
be
stand-in?
by
as
well
as
the
United
States
coastguard
cutter
Unalga.
Ypung
Campbell
'
River
Logger
Dies
Tuesday
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
16:
Claude
McDonald,
17-year
old
logger,
who
was
brought
here
seriously
III'
by
a
specially
chartered
airplane
of
the
Canadian
Airways
piloted
by
Harold
Whaler
Lost
In
Aleutians
more
is
taken
this
year
it
will
In-
banks
had
ever
seen.
Had
the
over-
SEAT17.E,
Jure
the
stock
so
that
less
will
be
fishing
not
been
stopped,
there
is
whaler
Wast
Port
of
Seattle
today
and
or
so.
the
total
was
greater.
to
allow
4,000,000
pounds
more
than
1
oOIu
to
Italy
erow
and
renroduce.
tween
1918
and
1921,
end
third,
be-
j
lt
ls
pja,n
enough
Ior
any
lntel.
tween
1927
and
1929.
In
the
first
Hgent
man
to
see
that
the
more
period,
1910
to
.1913,
took
place
the
the
fishing
and
the
mgre
the
gear
first
great
Increase
In
the
amount
run,
the
less
the
total
catch
which
of
gear
fished
In
Area
2,
and
the
Can
be
taken.
A
greater
poundage1
total
iaken
from
the
banks
fell
pCr
year
can
only
be
obtained
:
from
60,000,000
pounds
a
year
to
throueh
less
flshlne
and
less
near!
THREE
DIE
IN
WRECK
Canadian
National
Passenger
.Train
Runs
Into
Work
Train
On
Ontario
Siding
NOVAR,
Ont.,
Sept.
16:
(CP)
A
Canadian
National
North
Bay-Toronto
passenger
train
trashed
into
a
work
train
on
a
siding
here
today,
,
and
killed
three.
oIth
work,
.train,
crew,
s,
injuring
six
othr
persons.-
It
is
believed
that
an
open
switch
caused
the
accident.
Railway
officials
have
begun
an
FARMS
TO
HAVE
MEN
New
Federal
Scheme
to
Place
Large
.Number
of
Single
Unemployed
Men
Victoria
Opposed
OTTAWA,
Sept.
16:
Under
the
new
federal
scheme
for
the
handling
of
the
unemployed,
single
men
will
be
placed
In
numbers
It
is
the
duty
and
purpose
of
the
International
Fisheries
iny.
died
in
st
Paul's
Hospital
wlth
farmers
for
whom
large
they
wm
Sept.
16:
(CP)
The
The
plan
provides
for
the
federal
grown
on
the
grounds
next
year
no
doubt
whatever
that
the
total
was
reported
wrecked
on
a
reef
of
share
in
the
cost.
2
have
the
number
of
boats
and
expected
that
the
total
catch
from
believed
to
be
a
total
loss.
amount
of
gear
flshe'd
shown
sharp
Area
2
would
have
fallen
below
18,-
.
j
increases;
Each
time
lhe
total
.000,000
pounds.
Two
Million
Bushels
taken
annually
has
been
less
In
the
Allowance
is
Made
rc
n
A'
XUA
Funeral
Notice
about
30.000.000.
In.
the
second
per-irun
ner
vear.
It
ls.airalnst
nil
eJ
Members
of
Tyee
Lodge
tio,
66
lod,
1918
to
1921,
the
total
catch
periencc
to
expect
that
now'
the
A.
F.
M.
please
attend
the-fu-rose
for
a
year
or
two
while
the
total
catch
can
be
Increased
by
nnd
service
for
our
late
Worship-banks
were
being
further
stripped,
exactly
the
same
process
of
more
'"1
Brother
Robert
Blance.
in
tho
son
Then
the
yield
fell
from
37,000,000
fishing
that
has
made
il
less
in
the
Masonic
Tempie
at
2:30
p.m.
to-
muv.
in
ronvev
sincere
thanks
and
to
25,000,000,
over
5,000,000
below
past.
provincial
governments
to
and
thereafter.
This
ls
made
ab-
catch
to
be
divided
among
the
Akutan
Island
in
the
Aleutian
The
British
Columbia
govern-solutely
clear
by
the
past
history
of
fleet
must
have
fallen
as
much
as
groUp,
The
-crew
was
taken-off
by
ment
has
alternative
proposals,
the
fishery
In
both
Areas
2
and
3.
it
had
before.
Considering
the
in-
a
coastguard
cutter.
not
being
In
favor
of
the
farm
Three
times
In
the
history
of
Area
crease
in
the
gear
run,
it
was
to
be
The
vessel,
valued
at
$100,000;
ls
plan.
be
required
to
work
for
their
keep
The
government
will
pay
$5
per
month
to
the
farmers
for
each
of
the
men
who,
in
addition
to
their
keep,
will
receive
$5
for
the
first
month,
$7.50
for
the
second
month
and
$10
for
the
third.
Thl3,
It
is
Port
Valued
at
$100,000
'On
claimed,
will
provide
for
the
men
Reef
Off
Akutan
and
will
enable
the
farmers
to
have
help
at
a
reasonable
cost.
Victoria
Opposed
VICTORIA,
S3pt.
16:
(CP)
Officials
of
the
provincial
relief
department
next
week
will
confer
with
special
representatives
of
the
federal
Department
of
Labor
here
These
three
periods
of
increase
this,
for
division
among
the
fleet,,
WINNIPEG,
Sept.
16:
The
sale
on
the
new
policy
to
deal
with
the
Area
2
fleet
were:
first,
be-'due
simply
to
the
fact
that
the
fish
0f
two
million
bushels
of
Canadian
employed
single
men
in
the
pro-
iarp
nnur
hplnir
ulvpn
a
phanpp
fn
1
.
i
ti..
.....
....
vlnra'thls
n'lntar
linn
n
c
n..
.
fmn
mm
or.
wnnrt
ho.'
-
"iwircav
tu
iittiy
waa
aiuiuuuwu
j-
.
""',
o.
i
tai-
teraay.
The
recently
announced
Dominion
government
plan
to
absorb
unemployed
single
men
on
farms
has
been
termed
unpracticable
for
British
Columbia
and
lt
is
said
that
alternate
schemes
have
been
Funeral
Notice
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
1:57
a.m.
205
ft.
14:05
p.m.
21.1
ft.
.Low
8:05
a.m.
4.6
ft.
20:31
ajn.
3.0
ft.
(8
AJM.)
Prince
Rupert,
Cloudy,
light
southerly
wind;
barometer,
30.12;
temperature,
44;
sea
smooth.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
xxv.,
v
a
'
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
SEPTEMBER
16,
1936
TRICE:
5
CENTS
nl4e
Sam's
Big
a
.
mm
-
orinern
dpam
v,ui
vu
rrom
Rest
of
World
by
Speedboats;
State
Unemployment
Insurance
Ruled
Unconstitutional
np
.i
t
i'
utMriA.
sept.
Trie
Wash-
1
ernble
Decision
Announced
state
unemployment
msur-
Naval
Prog
ram
Biggest
Peace
Time
Outlay
On
Record
Is
How
Being
Prepared
Is
Facing
5
Music
ToiaI
Expenditure
of
$560,000,000
is
Involved
as
Against
,
$529,000,000
Last
Year-Five
Thousand
More
Widow
of
Seattle
Congressman
Arrives
in
Washington
to
Meet
,
Civil
and
Criminal
Actions
Men
tpibe
Enlisted
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
Sept.
16:
(CP)-The
largest
washingtoITd'V
sent
ie-
Pace
tlnJe
b.udet
history
totalling
.$560,000,000,
as
tc
cSSi
and
til
TV
5529,Q00,000
last
year,
is
being
kipped
c;edings
arising
out
of
the
mad-
,nt.
shape
by
the
Department
of
the
Navy
with
a
view
to
cap
honeymoon
of
herself
anci
her
being
included
in
the
President's
budget
speech
next
husband
the
late
Representative
Tanuary.
It
provides
for
an
extensive
new
naval
building;
Ssr&STwJE
"
whichi
incident
w'
the
ington
yesterday,
she
is
being
sued
of
flve
thousand
more
men
for
the
Navy.
by
Mrs.
Benjamin
Scott
Youus,
1
'
.
HAS
EYES
ON
MADRID
General
Malo
Discloses
Plan
Of
!
Attack
Deserters
Executed
'
MADRID,
Sept.
16:
Sixty-two
Spxnlsh
officers,
for
having
tried
to
quit
the
government
forces
and
Join
the
rebels,
were
yesterday
lined
up
and
shot
at
Balboa.
General,
.
Molft,
,
Insurgent.
..commander,
was
reported
tc,
-have
re-vmled
ills
tactical,
plans
for
t'ae.
car'.ure
of
Madrid.
The
canital
woulcT
be
attacked
on
three
sides,
leaving
the
loyalists)
a
'chance
to
escape
to
Barpelonaj
The
city,
it
was
felt,
would
fill
more
easily
if
IUI
1
I
.
,.
inns
ujiaiivc
m
cipe
was
parmit-ted.
I
Puree
of
AnarrhUU
PERPIGNAN,
France,
Sept.
10:
(CP)
It
was
reported
here
today
that
troops
in
the
government
controlled
Seo
de
Urgel
section
of
Catalonia,
Spain,
,were
ittempt-lng
to
purge
the
district
of
ajl
an
archists.
Jews
Protest
To
Geneva
Against
Hitler
Campaign
GENEVA,
Sept.
16:
Bitter
protest
was
made
to
the
League
of
Nations
yesterday
by
the
executive
committee
of
the
World
Jewish
Congress
against
repeated
attacks
upon
and
persecution
of
the
Jews
by
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
and
the
lazi
government
of
Germany.
Governor
Hamber
Visits
Okanagan
Leaves
Vancouver
and
Will
Tour
Southern
Interior
Latter
Part
of
Week
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
16:
Lieutenant
Governor
E,
W.
Hamber
arrived
today
from
Victoria
and
will
proceed
tonight
to
visit
various
points
In
the
Okanacran
on
son,
minister
of
labor,
announced
I
Thursday,
Friday
and
Saturday,
yesterday.
!
SOVIET
PRESS
DESCRIBES
ADOLF
HITLER
AS
MADMAN
MOSCOW,
Sept.-
16:r-The
Soviet
press
yesterday
accused
Nazi
Germany
of
attempting
to
break
up
the
peace
of
Eur-
ope.
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler's
The
funeral
of
the
late
Robert'
rovptmn
talk
in
rpcrnrrf
in
h
mnrrnur
Thnrsrinv.
SentembPr
17.
ni
111
4.1
,
.
....
...
!.
.
...
.
.
.
..
-
.1
.
...
.,
Jt
fl
-
...
OMUKV
vniu
mc
piace
ui
;ou
pjn.,
r
t
natural
resources
or
tne
urais
"w
"...
...I.-,
it.
-
i
.!
it.-
iLI.J
.
I
.
.
m
m.1
t
,
appreciation
to
an
irienas
wjiu
wuv
ine
previous
iow
pomu
m.wi-
wmu
irue
cnougn,
wniie
the
damage
Is.
Memoers
01
xa.m-n
a8e
u.
tomorrow,
Thursday,
from
the
An-
was
described
as
the
"ravings
floral
tributes,
donated
cars
or
as-
period
the
story
was
repeated
with
being
done,
a
somewhat
greater
P8
-nd
sojourning
brethren"
are
in-
giican
Cathedral.
Rev.
Canon
Rush-
of
a
madman."
slsted
In
any
way
during
their
re-
the1-great
Increase'
In'
the
amount
catch
Is
possible
as
the'
banks
'are'vikd
to'
attend.
brook
officiating.
'No
flowers
by
cent
sad
bereavement.
oi
uisning
in
ana
vne
voiai
(uonumi"fl
on
Page
Two)
m
request