Today's
Weather
(S
AJV1.)
Prince
Rupert
Foggy,
calm;
barometer,
30.50;
temperature,
52;
sea
smooth.
Vol.
XXV.,
No.
275.
Did
Spokesman
Reached
"7
Talk
of
Recall
Of
Mayor
Dor
e
Apparently
Some
Dissatisfaction
Is
Developing
Under
Chief
Magistrate
of
Seattle
SEATTLE.
Nov.
24:
On
the
grounds
of
malfeasance
and
misfeasance
of
office,
preparations
Gasboat
Lost
FOR
For
Employees
Says
That
Point
Has
Been
Where
Patience
is
no
Longer
Virtue
Is
It
Possible,
Asks
Chairman
arc
being
made
to
circulate
a
recall
petition
against
Mayor
John
F
Dore.
Sponsors
of
the
petition
j
declare
that
they
could
get
25,000
signatures
which
would
be
suf-1
flclent
to
bring
about
a
recall
election.
cod
on
board,
was
allowed
to
proceed
to
Seattle
yesterday
after
Capt.
Sigurd
Jacobsen
MONTREAL,
Nov.
24:
(CP)
Canadian
railway
employees
may
be
obliged
to
call
a
strike
vote
in
order
to
obtain
a
wage
increase
from
the
companies,
Howard
Chase,
spokesman
for
the
workers,
told
the
wage
conciliation
board
in
session
here.
His
statement
came
after
the
chairman
of
the
commission,
Mr.
Justice
A.
K.
Mac-Lean,
said
that
the
whole
question
'.
'
before
the
board
was
whether
the
companies
had
the
ability
to
pay.
Chase
said
that
the
companies
were
In
a
better
position
than
they
had
been
for
years.
He
added
that
the
employees
had
reached
a
stage
where
patience
was
no
longer
a
virtue,
FOOD
NOT
UNLOADED
Kmprcss
of
Japan
Raced
With
Fine,
Keeps
Cargo
Aboard
at
Hawaii
HONOLULU,
Nov.
24:
United
States
shipping
laws
are
not
helping
to
provide
food
for
Hawailans
whose
supplies
are
running
short
on
account
of
the
Pacific
maritime
workers'
strike.
The
Canadian
steamer
Empress
of
Japan
brought
to
Honolulu
30
tons
of
food
originating
In
California
and
loaded
at
Vancouver.
The
C.
P.
R.(
owners
of
the
Empress
of
Japan,
decided
not
to
unload
the
cargo
rather
than
pay
a
fine
of
$8,000
which
would
have
been
lm
posed
by
the
courts
under
the
Am
erlcan
shipping
regulations
which
prohibit
shipment
of
American
goods
to
an
American
destination
on
foreign
ships.
AMERICAN
FISHING
ROAT
IS
FINED
$200;
POACHED
IN
WATERS
OF
DOMINION
VICTORIA,
Nov.
24;
(CP)
The
American
fishing
vessel
Forward,
seized
last
Thursday
by
the
Canadian
government
fisheries
patrol
steamer
Mai-
aspina
with
18,000
pounds
of...
pleaded
guilty
to
fishing
lh
i
f
Canadian
waters
without
a
licence
and
was
fined
$200
In
provincial
police
court
here.
Fight
For
Big
Prize
in
Baby
Derby
Starting
TORONTO,
Nov.
24:
(CP)
In
upholding
the
validity
of
the
Stork
Derby
clause
of
the
will
of
the
late
Charles
Vance
Millar
Mr.
Justice
Mlddleton
expressed
the
opinion
that
the
will
could
not
be
successfully
contested.
The
Judgment
was
against
relatives
of
the
eccentric
Toronto
law
yer
who
challenged
the
clause
on
the
ground
that
It
was
contrary
to
public
policy.
It
willed
$500,000
to
the
woman
having
the
most
babies
in
ten
years
following
Millar's
death.
The
litigation
to
determine
the
wilier
of
the
$500,000
will
now
pro
ceed.
Trains
Cross
Salvus
Again
.Through
Traffic
4
Mortar
Unln-I
terrupttd
Oncer
More
en
Local
Line
of
Railway
,
It
was
expected
at
the
office
of
tirwurinipndpiii
of
the
Can-
lad
lan
National
Railways
here
this
morning
that
Salvus
bridge,
wnere
At
Vancouver
WSiS
caused
by
re
cant
hinh
water
has
been
in
pro-
Igress
for
the
past
few
days,
would
Small
launch
Relieved
to
Ilave'be
In
shape
to
carry
trains
by
Come
to
Grief
in
Rouen
Waters
Uhls
evening,
The
plan
was
to
send
Of
Burrard
Inlet
out
an
extra
through
train
at
noon
!
the
first
to
leave
since
last
Wed-
TVuilsht's
train,
due
here
has
been
made
for
the
small
gas-
from
the
East
-at
10:20.
was
re
boat.
"t',
,
,.
ui-t,
inn'rvitprf
this
morning
io
be
run
BODIES
'Frisco
Bound,
Was
Diverted
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
24;
The
Japanese
freighter
Asana
Maru,
originally
destined
for
San
Francisco
but
diverted
from
there
on
'account
of
the
maritime
workers'
strike,
has
arrived
here
to
unload
cargo
from
the
Orient.
BALANCED
BUDGETS
i
Foreseen
For
Canada
by
Minister
Of
National
Revenue
Things
Looking
Up
MONTREAL,
Nov.
21:
(CP)
non.
J,
L.
Ilsley,
minister
of
national
revenue,
said
here
that
Canada
would
enter
an
era
of
balanced
budgets
if
the
present
economic
progress
continues
and
forecast
an
increase
of
$600,000,-000
in
Canada's
1936
income
as
compared
with
last
year,
Mr.
ilsley
said
that
the
increase
In
revenue
was'
closely
related
to
revived
export
trade
and
added
that
the
Dominion's
total
exports
would
exceed
the
billion
dollar
mark
this
year.
Believes
Russia
Helps
For
Peace
War
'Would
Disturb
Soviet
gram,
it
is
Felt
Pro-
MONTREAL,
Nov.
24:
(CP)
Be
cause
war
would
result
in
interruption
of
the
Soviet
program
over
a
long
period
Kussia
is
one
of
the
strongest
influences
for
peace
today,
said
A.
Kirk
Cameron,
addressing
members
of
a
number
of
Jewish
women's
organizations
gathered
in
a
peace
meeting.
Mr.
Cameron,
recently
accompanied
Hon.
W.
D.
Euler,
minister
of
trade
and
commerce,
on
a
trip
to
Europe.
EveryDoay
works
In
Russia,
women
as
well
as
men.
Mr.
Cameron
said.
Equal
pay
for
equal
work
is
the
rule,
and
if
a
woman's
work
exceeds
that
of
a
man
In
amount
or
quality
she
receives
more
money.
:
Mr.
Cameron
thought
the
social
condition
of
the
Russian
people
was
"terrible"
according
to
Canadian
standards,
yet
saw
no
evidence
of
desire
to
return
to
the
old
regime.
Toivnof
Windsor
To
Honor
Memory
Of
Former
King
LONDON.
Nov.
24:
The
town
of
Windsor
Is
the
first
in
England
to
prepare
a
memorial
for
the
late
King
George
V.
Two
ancient
houses
are
to
be
demolished
to
provide
a
site
for
the
memorial
which
will
be
unveiled
next
April
by
King
Edward
VIII,
Blind
For
Twenty
Years,
Sees
Again
Medical
Authorities
Puzzled
By
n
At
i
North
Vancouve
four
hours
late,
having
been'here
who
regained
her
sight
fol-for
'
Saturday
night
tag
.llie
the
south
2
side
5
of
Burrard
nS!L
TnlPt
Inlet
,
deLyed
aeiayeu
by
j
connection
at
Jasper
9.9nx"-L
lowing
uj
a
dizzy
,,.
spell
after
fniinw.
having
na
U.
feared
to
have
come
to
grief,
Fa,
""IZL?
C"
Ing
llness
V"
JL7n
when
7.
a
small
Z
,
Z
child.
7
,n
rough
waters
of
the
harbor.
a
jn.
at
the
earliest.
Case
of
Young
Woma
Little
Rock,
Ark.
LITTLE
ROCK.
Ark.,
Nov.
24:
Medical
authorities
are
puzzled
at
the
case
of
a
27-year
old
woman
an
a
vrv
'
1
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Courtesy
3.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
'
Vancouver
B.
C.
Nickel,
.32.
Big
Missouri,
.50.
Bralorne,
8.15.
B.
R.
Con.,
.04.
B.
R.
X.,
.09.
Cariboo
Quartz,
1.74.
Dentonla,
.11.
.
Dunwell,
.03.
Oolconda,
.12
V.
Minto,
.27.
'
Meridian,
.02.
Morning
Star,
-.02
V4.
Noble
Five,
.04V'2.
Pend
Oreille,
1.75.
Porter
Idaho,
.06.
Premier,
3.20.
Reeves
McDonald,
.20.
Reno,
1.39.
Relief
Arlington.
.28.
Salmon
Gold,
.0814.
Taylor
Bridge,
-
.07.
Wayside,
.06.
.
United
Empire,
.01
Vi.
Reward,
.oS'j.
Pioneer,
5.70..
Toronto
Beattle,
1.31.
Central
Patricia,
4.00.
God's
Lake,
.71.
Inter.
Nickel,
63.00.
Lee
Oold,
.01.
Little
Long
Lac,
6.80.
McKenzie
Red
Lake,
1.65.
Pickle
Crow,
6.35.
Red
Lake
Gold
Shore,
1.63,
San
Antonio,
2.49.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
2.33.
Slsco,
4.50.
Smelter
Gold,
.08'.
Ventures,
2.90.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
4.80.
Oklend,
.51.
Mosher,
.42.
Gllbec.
.05.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
1.10.
May
Spiers,
.42.
Sullivan,
1.93.
Stadacona,
.69.
Frontier
Red
Lake,
,16.
Francoeur,
1.06.-.
Manitoba
ft
Eastern,
.14.
Perron,
1.65.
New
Augarlta,
.35.
Moneta
Porcupine,
1.45.
Sladen
Malartlc.
1.20.
Bouscadlllac,
.45.
Lapa
Cadillac,
.85.
,
Old
Diamond.
.38.
Gold
Eagle,
.75.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER
24,
1936
Embassies
of
Germany
And
Italy
in
Madrid
Are
Taken
Over
by
Spanish
Government
MADRID,
Nov.
24:
(CP)
Heavily
armed
government
militiamen
today
seized
and
sealed
up
the
German
and
Italian
embassies
after
arresting
a
number
of
Spanish
political
refugees
who
sought
safety
in
the
German
embassy.
Fully
armed
militiamen,
commanded
by
a
lieutenant,
took
up
positions
behind
trees
and
roped
off
the
entire
block,
diverting
traffic.
The
militiamen
were
reinforced
at
noon
after
the
exit
of
only
a
few
refugees
who
authorities
said
had
abused
the
right
of
asylum.
Machine
guns
were
moved
up
to
the
main
door
of
the
Italian
embassy.
'
h
n
r
Kj.w.r,
campaign
Manager
Leaves
Ofj
Florida
Trip
NEW
YORK.
Nov.
24:
John
Hamilton,
Republican
campaign
manager
in
the
recent
presidential
election,
left
yesterday
for
a
hide
out
-In.
FloridaVHe-ls
'accompanied
by
four-secretaries
and.
plans
writ
ing
a
book.
ii
Sympathy
Parades
,
For
Salengro
Are
Staged
in
France
PARIS,
Nov.
24:
Thousands
of
French
leftists
paraded
the
streets
and
otherwise
demonstrated
In
French
cities
In
sympathy
for
the
late
Roger"
Safengro.4mlntster
of
the
Sentence
of
Edward
McNamara
Commuted
at
Trenton,
NJ.
lleavle?t
Break
in
Recorded
in
New
Is
TRENTON,
NJ.,
Nov.
24:
Edward
Byng
McNamara
of
Brooklyn,
who
was
to
have
died
In
the
electric
chair
here
for
murder,
has
had
his"
sentence
commuted
to
life
Sharp
Decline
In
Stock
Mart
Recent
AVeeks
York
Trading
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
24:
Stocks
declined
sharply
in
New,,
York
trading
yesterday
with
one
of
the
heaviest
breaks
in
recent
weeks.
The
industrial
average
at,
closing
was
off
3.37;
rails,
off
1.32,
and
utilities,
off
.77.
v
'i
Tomorrow's
Tides
Hlgh
10:10
a.m,
21.3
ft.
22:56
p.m.
18.9
ft.
Low
3:38
a.m.
7.3
ft.
16:44
p.m.
4.4
ft.
TRICE:
S
CENTS
IN
JUNEAU
RUIN
C
AMMAN
RAIL
WORKERS
MAY
STRIKE
Six
are
Known
Dead
This
Threat
is
Made
Before
Conciliation
Sitting
in
Montreal
I
Japanese
Ship.
I
And
Thirteen
Still
Missing
After
Slide
Further
Avalanches
Are
Anticipated
so
Residents
Danger
Area
Move
to
Safer
Parts
Of
Alaskan
Capital
In
JUNEAU.
Alaska.
Nov.
24:
(CP)
SburreH
nn
hv
th
recovery
of
six
bodies
from
the
ruins
of
Sunday's
land-
......
,
.
,
1i,lA
ll
i.
J.
,1
1
uue,
xe&cue
crews
coniinuea
io
aig
into
me
aeons
today,
searching
for,
perhaps,
a
dozen
other
corpses.
The
death
list
now
stands
definitely
at
six
with
ten
injured
and
thirteen
missing.
Four
bodies
were
recovered
from
the
!
DEFENCE
IS
HOLDING
ON
Heavy
Insurgent
Shelling
Falls
To
Take
Madrid
U.
S.
Embassy
May
Move
to
Valencia
Germany
Charged
Government
Alleges
That
Foreign'
era
Are
Attacking
Loyalist
Warships
MADRID,
Nov.
24
Rebel
ar
tlriery
continued"
tok
hurl
shells
irr-
InterJor.
who
committed
suicide
to
the
centre
of
Madrid
yesterday
last
week
after
criticism
of
his
war
aS
the
rebels
renewed
their
offeri-record
continued
In
suite
of
the
Chamber
pi
Deputies
hiving
clear-
ingiy
ineffective
against
the
loyal-
ed
him.
Premier
Leon
Blum
de-
jst
defence.
dared
that.
Salengro
had
been
the!
international
volunteers
remil-
vlctim
of
an
unjustified
newspaper.
campaign.
Steady
Rain
Ahd
Strong
Winds
In
North
Province
Continuous
rain
and
strong
'nd
has
been
general
throughout
,ne
Telegraph
Creek
and
Atlln
district
during
the
last
48
lours
according
to
the
dally
weather
report
of
the
Government
Telegraphs.
District
weather
readings
for
the
day
are
as
follows:
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm,
38.
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm,
42.
Smithers
Clear,
calm,
frosty.
Burns
LakeFog,
calm
27.
Hazelton
Foggy,
calm,
26.
'
Stewart
Fog,
calm,
37.
,
Dodges
Hot
Seat;
Gets
Life
Term
ed
a
fresh
Fascist
attack
today
on
the
northwestern
University
City
as
the
Socialist
government
for
mally
charged
foreign
warships
with
attacking
Its
ileet.
Socialist
Minister
of
the
Navy
disclosed
alleged
activities
of
German
and
Italian
warships
along
the
Spanish
coast.
He
said
that
fragments
of
a
torpedo
which
had
damaged
a
government
ship
were
neither
Spanish
or
Italian,
Inferring
that
1'
was
launched
by
a
German
submarine
The
United
States
embassy
is
preparing
to
move
from
Madrid
to
Valencia
after
having
been
nearly
struck
by
bombs.,
Dope
Charges
On
Which
Big
Terms
Were
Handed
Out
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
24:
(CP)
The
charge
upon
which
Joe
Fer-raro
was
sentenced
to
two
terms
of
seven
years'
Imprisonment
with
Chief
of
Police
Gets
Man
Himself
Col.
W.
W.
Foster
Apprehends
Bandit
Who
is
Alleged
to
Have
Robbed
Chinese
Store
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
24:
Chief
Constable
W.
W.
Foster
and
his
driver
caught
a
hold-up,
man
.on
Saturday
night
soon
after
the
robbery
of
a
Chinese
store
had
been
reported.
Chief
Foster,
who
was
driving
home,
heard
the
call
In
his
car
and
ordered
the
driver
to
proceed
to
the
scene
of
the
robbery,
r-
iop
of
the
wreckage.
The
body
of
a
woman,
with
a
dead
baby
In
her
urns,
was
found
in
debris.
Residents
have
been
warned
that
other
landslides
may
follow
and
many
have
fled
to
safer
parts
of
the
city.
It
Is
the
second-serious
landslide
that
Juneau
has
had
during
the
past
year.
MARKETING
ACT
IS
UP
Amendments
Put
Through
in
Dying
VICTORIA,
Nov..
24:
(CP)
Be
fore
its
adjournment
at
the
end
of
jie
week",
the
British
Columbia
Legislature,
after
a
hard
last
minute
battle,
finally
adopted
new
amendments
to
the
Marketing
Act.
As
finally
amended,
the
Act
adds
packing
and
storage
to
the
present
control
of
-the
marketing
board
over
marketing
of
natural
products
within
the
province.
Authority
to
regulate
the
transportation
of
pro
ducts
was
given
the
Lieutenant
Governor
In
council.
A
clause
was
'
added,
retroactive
to
March
1934,
precluding
legal
action
against
of
ficers
of
the
provincial
or
Dominion
marketing
boards,
this
being
designed
to
stay
court
actions
now
In
progress.
Montreal
News
Man
is
Killed
John
McNaughton
Loses
His
Life
While
Mountain
Climbing
Near
Geneva
GENEVA,
Nov.
24:-John
McNaughton,
Montreal
newspaperman,
attached
to
the
League
of
Na-
$500
fine
and
five
lashes
by
Mr.tions
staff,
was
killed
In
a
fall
Justice
A.
M.
Manson
In
Supreme
jnear
here
while
mountain
climb-Court
here
was
conspiracy
to
dls-'lng.
His
body
was
found
Sunday,
tribute
morphine.
Mike
Punak
was'
similarly
sentenced
for
selling
Crownine
ParaAp
drugs.
Having
drugs
In
his
posses-1
U7
U
Ft
w
111
0e
slon
the
y
was
charge
on
which
Shlnlcharo
Hiklda
was
similarly
School
Children
punished.
LONDON.
Nov.
24:
At
the
request
.of
King
Edward
VIII
hlm-
Iself,
special
accommodation
will
bo
provided
along
the
"Victoria
Embankment
next
May
for
thousands
of
school
children
to
view
the
Coronation
procession.
Unemployed
Par
tide
...
In
y.ancouver
Was
Stopped
by
Police
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
24:
A
squad
of
police
on
Saturday
night
broke
up,
a
parade
of
two
hundred
men
who
were
demonstrating
on
Granville
Street
at
the
sentencing
last
week
by
Mr.
Justice
A.
M.
Manson
They
apprehended
a
man
who
was.
of
two
men
for
having
participated
skulking
thereabouts,
Other
officers
in
the
recent
riot
at
Hamilton
retook
a
second
man
believed
to
have.
lief
hall.
There
was
no
violence
and
been
Involved
In
the
same
robbery.
I
no
arrests
were
made..