Prince
Rupert
Clear,
light
northerly
wind;
barometer,
30.12;
temperature,
44;
sea
smooth.
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LtrAl
ORTLAND,
Maine,
Sept.
el
of
over
300,000
votes
in
mrently,
went
back
solidly
to
1T1S
OI
uiu
iciuiiiB
iaoc
inuuu
h
icans
nau
swim
iuu
state
was
II
I
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Vi
t'V.VWW
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UUW11
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&
IL
UUu
nnnnnpnt
07.500
to
71.000
and
certain
of
defeat.
P
It
1
1
1
II'
1
a
LA
WCirr
LiaUllIU
IlC"
icans
badlv
In
the
three
con-
..I
am
.
1
rAn
f
e
Wt
I
a
V
In
went
Democratic.
.
.
.
rr
1
Ttt..
I
nnuri
ui
juwiucuu
nan
unu
group
movementa
was
lncon-
pen
more
sweeping
itepuDiican
lory
oacrvers
are
stuaymg
i
result
as
a
possible
portent
tie
November
poll
j
Landon
in
."Sew
lork
i
oi
W
YORK,
Sept.
15:
Governor
Ed
M.
Landon
of
Kansas,
Re-
lican
candidate
for
President,
in
New
York,
Roosevelt's
home
yesterday
In
the
course
of
rear
platform
speaking
tour
;
was
accorded'
a
great
recep-dcclared
by
party
supporters
c
comparable
to
that
given
per
Governor
Al
Smith
In
the
of
his
career.
Republican
j
!iy
uflasm
reached
fever
heat
last
j
I
as
returns
from
Maine
star-'
coming
In,
Indicating
a
great
E
ry
for
the
O.
O.
P.
in
the
key
Knox
Critical
'
ELENA,
Sept.
15:
Col.
Frank
bx,
Republican
vice-presidential
ping
mate
for
Governor
Alfred
(Landon,
was
in
Helena
last
i
pt
and,
in
the
course
of
a
ch
of
denunciation
of
the
New
.
declared
that
"no
life
lnsur-pollcy
was
sife
and
no
bank
pit
sure"
under
Rooseveltlan
Kles.
Us
profligate
squandering
L
been
the
most
unpardonable
Ml
the
extravagances
of
the
pistratlon,
declared
Kriox.
SJovincial
Tax
Sale
Abandoned
ph
Columbia
Government
Will
Repeat
Policy
of
Last
Four
Years
ICTORIA,
Sept.
15:
(CP)
As
In'
past
four
years,
the
British
Co-
Ibla
,bla
government
government
will
will
nealn
again
ab-
ab
1
Vn
Its
land
tax
sale
this
year,
government
announces.
peather
Forecast
ffessure
has
risen
over
the
Jince
and
light
frosts
have
oc-
fcd
over
th
tnifvrW
to
moderate
variable
winds,
y
cloudy
with
lleht
eround
,
at.
ntrvVif
viiuiiuvbo
laianuj
11(411.
'derate
cast
and
south
winds,
cloudy,
not
much
chans3
-1-
14
V
14.1
Z,
est
Vancouver
Island
llzht
to
.
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ww
ti.uvg
f
J
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una
winas
at
o
a.m:
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-uu.uo,
west,
k
mues,
Wail-
-30
3ft
nn.f
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w,H.
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lIlllwJ,
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v,rn
ry
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nr.ri
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11
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hi
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r
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i
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IN
ALL
UrrltfcS'
i
15:
Maine
turned
in
a
re
its
polling
yesterday
and.
the
Republican
fold.
Two-
uictutrit
appartm
mat
ive-
in
uie
contest
ior
live
oi-
SPANISH
REBELS
WINNING
Claim
Victories
in
Every
Sector
Closing
On
Madrid
MADRID,
Sept.
15:
Fascist
insurgents
claimed
victories
on
every
sector
with
the
exception
ioicqo
in
me
spanisn
civil
war
yesterday.
The
rebels
were
continuing;
to
close
in
towards
the
capital
from
all
directions.
After
threats
that
the
city
would
be
mined
and
destroyed,
Balboa
on
the
north
coast
was
completely
evacuated
by
Americans
yesterday,
the
resident
consul
being
the
last
to
step
aboard
the
destroyer
Kane.
BRITISH
"SHIP
BOMBED
GIBRALTAR,
Sept.
15:
(CD-Great
Britain
was
expected
to
protest
to
Madrid
today
following;
the
bombing
of
a
British
tanker
and
the
halting;
of
the
British
steamer
Gibel
Zerjon
by
a
government
destroyer.
Two
British
destroyers
chased
oft
the
Spanish
warship.
Is
Widow
SANTA
MONICA,
Cal.,
Sept.
15:
(CP)
Irving
O.
Thalberg,
aged
37,
motion
picture
producer
and
husband
of
Norma
Shearer,
the
famous
Canadian
born
actress,
died
here
yesterday
of
lobar
pneu
monla.
He
had
been
ill
only
a
Norma,
Shearer
.
week.
PfoTmipr
KlTlCr
ICIUICI
JAI11.,
Off
to
Geneva
Canadian
Delegation
Departs.
From
Quebec
For
Session
of
League
Of
Nations
oTiF.nEC.
Sent.
15:
(CP)-Pre-
mier
William
Lyon
Mackenzie
King
and
the
Canadian
delegation
sallen
on
Sunday
enroute
to
attend
the
League
of.
Nations
assembly
in
Geneva.
Stock
Market
Shows
Losses
Values
Are
Off
All
Along
Line
In
New
York
Yesterday
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
15:-The
stock
market
showed
losses,
over
a
wide
fteld
yesterday.
The
inausuu
-erage
at
closing
was
off
1.16,
ra
is
off
.36,
and
utilities,
.41.
VICTORIA,
B.C.
I
Todays
Weather
(8
AJVI.)
Tomorrow's
Tides
wife
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
SEPTEMBER
15,
1936
Being
Held
Responsible
STRIKE
IS
SPREADING
Labor
Lining
up
With
Government
Against
Employers
In
French
Textile
Industry
PARIS,
Sept.
15:
(CP)
Sixteen
thousand
workers
at
Vosges
and
five
hundred
at
Hazebrouck
increased
the
spread
of
strikes
in
the
French
textile
industry
today.
Additional
police
were
called
at
Thaon-les-Vosges
where
2500
workers
refused
to
strike
and
battled
with
pickets.
Labor
supporting
the
government
has
offered
to
raise
100,000
militant
workers
following
the,
refusal
of
owners
to
accept
an
official
demand
for
a
41-hour
week
in
Lille.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Courtesy
8.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
Vancouver
B.
C.
Nickel,
.40.
Big
Mlsosurl,
.57.
Bralorne,
8.10.
B.
R.
Con.,
.05.
B.
R.
X.,
;i4V2.
Cariboo.
Quartz,
1
90..
Dentonla,
15.
I
Dunwell,
.03
Golconda,
.09.
Mlrito,
.33.
Meridian.
.10.
I
Morning
Star,
.013,4.
National
Sliver,
.03.
Noble
Five,
:ol3A.
,i
Pend
Oreille,
.88.
Porter
Idaho,
.04
'2.
Premier,
3.30.
,
Reno,
1.19.
-
Relief
Arlington.
.44.
Salmon
Gold,
.10.
Taylor
Bridge,
.10.
:
Wayside,
.llV'i.
United
Empire.
mV.
Toronto
'
Beattle,
L37.
"
j
Central
Patricia,
4.20.
,
Chlbougamau,
159.
God's
Lake,
1.01.
1
Inter.
Nickel,
57.50.
Lee
Gold,
.084.
I
Little
Long
Lac,
5.85.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.92.
Pickle
Prow,
6.90.
Red-Lake
Oold
Shore,
2.39.
San
Antonio,
1.80.
.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
1.65.
SLsco,
4.7.
Smelter
Gold,
.09.
Sturgeon
River,
.38.
Ventures,
2.25.
I
McLeod
Cockshutt,
4,50.
Hardrock,
2.95.
Oklend,
.34.
Moshcr,
.57.
BoUsquet,
.11.
1
Bldgood
Klrkland,
1.62.
Madsen,
.95.
May
Spiers,
.56.
Wlnoga
Patricia.
.29.
Sullivan,
2.26.
Stadacona,
.64.
Green
Stabell,
.66
V2.
Frontier,
.21.
Francoeur,
1
.80.
Manitoba
Si
Easten,
.21.
Perron,
1.80.
New
Augarlta,
.50
South.
Keora,
.15.
CONDUCTOR
NAMED
RAILWAY
DIRECTOR
i
t
OTTAWA,
Sept.
15:
(CP)
Appointment
of
B.
L.
Daly,
a
t
Winnipeg
conductor,
complet-
ing
the
new
board
of
directors
;
of
the
Canadian
National
Rail-
ways,
was
announced
today.
The
nominee
of
the
employees
of
the
railway,
the
choice
was
made
yesterday
by
the
Gen-
eral
Chairman's
Association
at
Montreal.
There
is
a
salary
of
$5000
a
year.
'
'
f
4
t
t
London's
Lord
Mayor
Visits
Canada
Sir
mcy
vmctiti,
toia
uuyur
6.
uondon,
alter
visiting
Western
Canada,
officiated'
at
the
opening
of
the
Canadian
National
Ex-hiSIfton
at
Toronto,
Ont.,
the
world's
largest
annual
exhibition.
Sir
Percy
and
Lady
Vincent
are
shown
as
they
arrived
in
Toronto,
TO
RESCUE
OF
FLIERS
Eddie
Rickcnbacker
flaking
Flight
To
Newfoundland
vmr
vnnv
'i
k
.
ipdi
a
compariled
by
a
party
of
five,
Ed
die
RIckenbacker,
peneral
manager
,of
the
commercial
air
line
which
employs
Dick
Merrill,
left
last
night
at
5
o'clock
to
fly
to
Newfoundland
to
rescue
Merrill
and
Harry
Richman
who
were
reported
to
have
been
forced
down
in
the
plane
Lady
Peace
on
a
return
flight
across
the
Atlantic
Ocean
from
England.
Merrill
and
Richman
came
down
in
a
marsh
three
miles
from
Mus-,'
grave
Harbor
on
the
northeast
coast
of
Newfoundland
yesterday.
;They
had
taken
off
from
Southport,
England,
Sunday
night
and
had
(been
In
the
air
about
sixteen
hours.
Their
engine
started
sput-telng
and,
visibility
being
poor,
they
resolved
to
come
down
In
the
first
open
spot.
They
narrowly
averted
complete
disaster.
The
propeller
was
shattered
and
the
wing
was
damaged
as
the
machine
tlp-ped
over.
The
fliers
escaped
without
Injury
other
than
scratches
and
cruises,
it
was
announced
today
.
,that
they
would
try
to
dig
the
plane
out
oi
tne
swamp
tnemseives
pre-
paratory
to
continuing
the
flight.
to
New
York
Assize
Court
Session
Here
Will
be
Light
Present
indications
are.
that
the,
tl0m
the
trolling
boat
Hevenor
fall
'session
o
:
Supreme
Court
As-
'aouth
of
here
was
belug
sou.ght
to"
sizes
will
have
a
light
docket
Qf
day
cases,
There
are
no
criminal
trials
so
far
listed
while
the
tentative
civil
list
Includes
one
action
and
one
divorce
petition
neither
of
which.-,
may
actually
materialize.
The
court
is
scheduled
to
open
September
30.
BAR
SILVER
NEW
YORK,
(CP;-Bar
silver
was
unchanged
at
4434c
per
ounce
on
the
New
York
metal
market
today.
Rev.
A.
Clarke
of
the
Seventh
Day
Adventlst
Church
sailed'
by
the
Catala
this
afternoon
on
his
return
south
after
a
brief
vlslt
here.
COAL
YILL
COME
HERE
Anthracite
Will
be
Brought
From
Russia
Under
New
Trade
Relations
OTTAWA,
Sept.
15:
(CP)
Riis-
sia
win
export
not
more
than
250,-
000
metric
tons
of
anthracite
coal
to
Canada
annually
following
re-
moval
of
embargoes
by
both
coun
tries,
Hon.
William
D.
Euler,
minister
of
trade
and
commerce,
announces.
TO
SPLIT
UPBENCH
Even
Number
of
Judges
Will
Not
Be
Permitted
in
B.C.
Court
Of
Appeal
VICTORIA,
Sept.
15:
(CP)
At-
Jtorney
General
Gordon
Sloan
said
yesterday
that
legislation
would
ba
presented
at
the
October
session
i:f
the
LegLsfature
making
it
lm
possible
for
an
equal
number
ot
Judges
to
sit
on
any
case
In
the
British
Columbia
Court
of
Appeal
It
will
probably
name
three
or
five"
1C
"s
wi
10
mm.
judges
to
the
Appeal
Court
ncli
Thj
object
Is
to
facilitate
the
pra-
cess
of
Justlcei
NO
FURTHER
INFORMATION
j
No
further
Information
has
been
received
at
police
headquarters
here
today
In
regard
to
the
case
of
George
Letts,
fisheries
guardian
at,
it
.t.
t
i
i
ii
rt.ii
Gull
Chuck
Inlet,
near
Bella
Bella
who
Is
believed
to
have
been
drowned
there
at
the
first
of
the
week.
Fred
Letts,
his
son,
fishing
,
YOUTH
CONFESSES
t
SENDING
TEMPLE
KIDNAP
LETTER
WASHINGTON.
D.C.,
Sept.
15:
(CP)
Police
reported'
to-
day
the
arrest
of
a
16-year
old
youth
at
Atlanta,
Ga
for
mailing
a
$25,000
extortion
letter
to
the
mother
of
Shirley
Temple,
the
juvenile
screen
star.
The
police
said
that
Frank
E.
Stephens
confessed
sending
the
letter
August
7.
to
Mrs.
Temple
in
Hollywood..
"
'.
,
High
Low
Japanese
Expecting
Settlement
For
Mob
Slaying
Last
Month
EMINENT
PIANIST
IS
DEAC
Ossip
Gabrilowitsch,
Son-in-Lai
Of
Mark
Twain,
Passes
Away
In
Detroit
DETROIT,
Sept.
15:
(CP)
Osslt
Oabrllowitsch,
In
Die
front
rank
of.
symphony
orchestra
conductors
and
pianists
since
the
early
part
of
the
twentieth
century,
died
here
yesterday.
Since
1917
the
majoi
portion
of
his
artistic
achievement
was
recorded
In
the
United
States.
Orchestras
responded
to
his
skilled
baton
in
Munich,
Paris,
Berlin,
Vienna,
Manchester,
Philadel
phia
and
Detroit.
At
the
piano
he
won
critical
acclaim
In
all
great
cities
of
the
world,
beginning
wth
a
concert
tour
of
Europe
at
the
age
of
18.
Although
Gabrllowitsch
achieved
d(Irect6ror'eatibrchestfaVhe""'wfas
celebrated
also
as
a
composer,
lec
turer,
linguist
and
connoisseur
of
the
seven
arts.
Oabrllowitsch
was
born
In
St.
Petersburg,
now
Leningrad,
February
7,
1878.
He
was
.one
of
three
sons
of
a
lawyer
and
was
reared
In
an
environment
of
artistic
culture.
His
first
instruction
at
the
piano
was
received
from
his
mother
and
two
older
brothers,
Gregor
and
Arthur,
when
he
was
only
five
years
old.
Drawing
and
painting
held
equal
interest
with
music
in
the
affections
of
the
boy
until
he
was
nine
years
old.
At
that
time
his
parents
took
him
to
Anton
Rubinstein
the
"7"
"
,
u
V.
j
uiai.
wfauiuuwiiOwii
ucadcu
cepuonai
taient
ana
it
was
aeciaea
to
devote
his
career
to
music.
He
was
sent
to
the
St.
Petersburg
conservatory
from
which
he
was
graduated
at
the
age
of
16
after(
he
had
won
the
Rubinstein
prize,
Alter
nis
graduation
uaoruo-
wltsch
went
to
Vienna
to
study
wiin
LescnetizKy
ior
two
years,
finishing
with
highest
honors.
He
became
thoroughly
grounded
In
all
jpnascs
oi
musical
art,
studying
in
addition
under
Liartow,
Glazounow
and
Rlmsky-Korsakoff,
all
leading
Russian
composers.
...
.
...
,...,
I
neas
Mark
Twain
T,,,
s
Daughter
......
.
.
.
"ocn
gave
n
nrst
puo-
c
reci,talt
Plpa
ln,
18f
J
appearing
of
Europe.
in
He
all
.
.
then
was
18
years
old
In
1900
he
came
to
the
United
mates,
estaDiisnmg
nimseir
so
quickly
and
firmly
that
he
was
en-
gaged
for
tours
every
other
year
until
In
1914
he
decided
to
reside
here
permanently
and
became
a
citizen;
In
1909
he
married
Clara
Clemens,
daughter
of
Samuel
L.
Clemens
(Mark
Twain)
and
herself
a
finger
of
distinction,
a
contralto
who
appeared
frequently
In
Joint
recital
with
him.
Their
only
child,
Nina,
was
born
in
1913.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVERept.
15:
(CD-Wheat
advanced
again
on
the
Vancouver
exchange
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Official
Notification
Sent
By
Tokyo
Government
Through
Nanking
Am-basador
to
Nationalist
Foreign
Minister.
NANKING,
China,
Sept.
15:
(CP)
Tokyo
holds
the
national
government
of
China
responsible
for
the
mob
"slaying
of
two
Japanese
at
Chengtu,
the
Japanese
ambassador.
Shieeru
Kawagoe,
informed
Foreign
Minister
Chang
Chun
today.
Japan
expects
a
settlement
for
the
incident
which
is
a
month
old.
it
was
announ
ced.
Robert
Murray
Is
Laid
at
Rest
Many
Friends
Attend
Funeral
Ser-
i
vice
mis
Aiiernoon
at
inapei
I
-V
A
I
Many
friends
gathered
a
the
shapel
of
the
B.C.
Undertakers
this
afternoon
to
pay
final
tributes
of
respect
to
the
memory
of
the
late
Robert
Kirkwood
Murray,
whose
death
occurred
on
Sunday.
Rev.
W.
D.
Grant
Holllngworth,
pastor
of
First
Presbyterian
Church,
offi
ciated
and
John
E.
Davey
presided
it
the
organ,
playing
a
solo
"Land
o'
the
Leal."
Mrs.
Jarvls
McLeod
sang
"Jesus,
Lover
of
My
Soul."
Following
the
service,
interment
was
made
in
Falrvlew
Cemetery.
Pallbearers
were
Alex
Strachan,
Robert
Woods,
R.
W.
Woods,
Charles
Baptle,
Thomas
Elliott
and
WIlHnm
Rallpv
Thpro
n;prp
a
num.
faer
of
floral
trlbutes
Fifty-two
years
of
age
and
a
re-
Isldent
of
Prince
Rupert
for
15
years,
having
been
in
the
emDlov
of
Ithp
Canadian
Fish
A?.
C.nlA
Rtnmirp
rn
riPPflcPfl
,,
RlirvlvpH
hu
wldoWt
Mrs
Agns
Murray.
son
w,Ullam
Murray
of
the
Forest
Dranch
service;
four
brothers,
J.
R
Murray(
and
Andrew,
Alex
and
James
Murray
of
Musselbroughi
R(.nM!,nrt
and
t.n
i.r
Mr.
NeHie
Hewltt
of
Port
Seton
Scot.
iand.
anri
Mlss
AnnIp
Mnrrav
Musseibrough,
Scotland.
Philadelphia
Girl
Is
Miss
America
se
Coy
.i
Q
QuTCUy
wlnner
Ol
0i
ATLANTIC
CITY.
Sept.
15:
Miss
Roe
cy
of
Philadelphia
was
ad-
Judged
winner
in
a
beauty
show
here
and
becomes
"Miss
America
1936."
Today's
Weather
Prince
Rupent
Overcast,
light
westerly
wind;
barometer,
30.32;
temperature,
4;
sea
smooth.
Dead
Tree
Point
Overcast,
light
I'southeast
wind;
barometer,
30.24;
temperature,
47;
light
chop.
Triple
Island
Raining,
overcast
light
southeast
wind;
sea
smooth.
Terrace
Clear,
calm,
34.
Alice
Arm
Overcast
(
calm,
40.
Stewart
Cloudy,
calm,
35.
Hazelton
Part
cloudy,
ycaim,
29.
Smlthers
Cloudy,
calm,
cold.
Burns
Lake
Cloudy,
calrr
25.