venerator
sw
eh
generator,
which
will
hum
to
the
tune
of
3,500
horse-
Is
one
of
two
puny
'station
(
v
m
n
own
mwa
iv
t
r
r
m
n
n
t
I
W4
UtW
VV
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0
I1IKI1VDV
1,835,000.
ceremony
tomorrow
ii
unn
,nn
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.
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i
i
Niagara.
Each
needle
valve
is
fhes
in
rilnmnf
op
civ
hnfnrv
nn
lea
.iitv
V4
j
OIA
UblaaK
V
rl7n
.
.
v.ijuii
wail
ttliu
diA
uii
OVflH
i
cMn
rrv.
.1..
amc.
X
lie
aix
irizuiiu
have
been
tested.
dam
Is
727
fet
hich.
larcest
IDVlACf
MAU
1-
.
...
uilt.
The
reservoir,
named
Lake,
will
be
115
miles
long
v
Princess'
To
Take
e
In
Spring
HAGUE,
Sept.
10:
The
.
"cxt
spring.
T
T
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..
VMM
VVWk)
V
V
Mat
W.
TO
BUILD
NEW
UNIT
Northern
B.C.
Fishermen's
Cold
Storage
to
Start
On
Addition
Announcement
was
made
today
that
the
Northern
Fishermen's
Cold
Storage
Co.
Ltd.
would
be
starting
work
within
a
few
days
on
excavation
of
rock
directly,
across
the
road
from
its
ice
manufacturing
plant
on
the
Prince
Rupert
waterfront
preparatory
to
the
erection
of
a
substantial-sized
ice
house
for
the
storage
of
ice.
Pending
final
preparation
of
plans
and
estimates,
no
announcement
to
made
as
to
the
definite
measurements
and
approximate
cost
of
the
new
plant
addition.
REPAIRING
OF
HOMES
Dominion
Government
Would
Guarantee
Lending
Companies
Put
Single
Men
In
Industries
.
IU1n
at
as
near
us
Stewart
Work
Is
Taking
up
Slack
In
Unemployment
All
the
unemployed
slack
at
aw
vJ
aM
.
1
.
wvtnn
u
111
lH
i
""oinira
of
the
homes
in
'v
.
i
j
L'tnnn
rr.
1111
.ji
i
:
or'
so
ieit
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
afternoon
and
it
is
understood
more
will
be
sent.
tie
Inspector
John
A.
Macdonald.
tf.iUHAi
walla
fnr
ho
f!nnadlan
nauuiiai
...
tUt
w
-
-
evening's
train.
Will
Robinson
Active
in
Court-One
Committed
and
Two
Sent
to
Jail
Will
Robinson
J.
P.
of
Terrace
has
been
busy
In
provincial
police
court
lately.
Joe
Keltos,
charged
with
assault,
has
been
committed
for
trial
and
'tomorrow
will
appear
in
County
!r?mir.
.hprp
JWnro
Judee
W.
E.
Fisher
for:
election.
For
supplying
liquor
to
a
minor,
Thomas
Lever
was
fined
$300,
with
"Best
man-made
lake
in
the
Stewart
having
been
taken
up
onjdptlon
Of
three
months
imprison
-wun
capacity
of
30.500.000
.......
.
M.!nn
with
the
Big
menu
"rry
iku,
im
uiuw.-
feet.
WU1
v
.
.
.
ness.
was
sentenced
to
thirty
days-
ultimate
Mlssourl
mmC
J
Imprisonment,
power
from
the
will
hn
T
.
building,
orders
were
sent
to
Prince,
A,.
prlaoner8
lWere,
brought
here
Tuesday
night
from
the
interior
by
Sergeant
J.
H,
McClin-ton
and
are
now
at
the
city
FARMERS
TREK
AGAIN
MANCHESTER,
Sept
10:
British
National
Union's
four
arrived
in
the
teenth
Empire
tour,
promoting
Grant
VICTORIA,
B.CX
Tod?'
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
Prince
Rupci.
v
cloudy,
She
1411
High
10:36
a.m.
17.4
ft.
light
southeast
v,
Xmeter.
22:38
pjn.
18.7
ft.
in
n4:
temperature,
V
Nth,
Low
4:07
a.m.
5.5
ft.
16:31
pin.
8.9
ft.
-
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL"
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXV.,
NO.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
SEPTEMBER
10,
1936
FKICE:
5
CENTS
mm
.
:
adicalism
For
Snain
is
Pronnserl
"
1
W
'
A1U
Ain
!
Sensational
British
Star
,
Vfc
TO
MINES!:
l'rnv
(
m
Knr
m.
1
n(-nnvnn
I
U
I
r
1
n
anii
i
ri
i
iliii
ir
111
lunuu
...a
1-1
t
in
If'Tll
Thm
nto
ine
mining.
bccwuiia
ui
mic
J
KTni
Impact
rTVr
rl
r
nrlon
cost
of
$66,000
was
announced
r
iiiiiu≪L
ui
liiiiaco.
a
tic
am
fvnvM
n
nan
An
1
nn(a
throughout
the
country,
the
havme
oeen
mssea
ai
me
lasi
the
KionayKe
ine
woric
win
in-
t
rt..t
.-1
I
n
H
conipiewun
ui
a
luau
nnu
our
Creek
and
Improvement
of
nlnn
creek,
serving
the
rip-
V
LI
II?
ULlllltillK
UI
il
I
rW
nnnr
i.ri't'K
aiiti
liir
Mr
nn
up
mmiliiiv
ill
til.
ii
iii.iii
v
i.n
nifiiv.
)
silver
property
In
the
Mayo
1
m
T
m
T
af"l
iKKA
JAM
nejuiar
now
10
inaugurate
UWU'WVI
I
I
J
U
I
II
UjSlllll
Tomorrow
TV,,
ri.t
,.!..
fin...
...V
...,7V
IkKUIHI
v..
from
what
is
destined
to
4n
4W.n
......1J
...til
.-.
-f
wt
uic
wuhu
will
otaiv
iiuiii
I
power
conference
in
Wash-and
then
press
a
button.
mil
tUUYCV
U1C
SIKIIiU
IU
Lowry,
engineer
in
charge
11V
4
V.
.v
CONNELL
NOT
SEEKING
POST
BUT
WOULD
ACT
.
AS
OPPOSITION
HEAD
f
'
VICTORIA,
Sept.
10:
(CP)
'
Rev.
Robert
Connell,
who
has
1
held
the
position
of
Co-opera-
Uve
Commonwealth
Federa-
tlon
Opposition
leader
In
the
Legislature
since
the
last
elec-
tlon,
will
not
contest
the
post
j
following
the
split
In
the
C.
C.
F.
party,
he
stated
yesterday.
'
He
said,
however,
that,
If
members
of
the
Legislature
opposed
to
the
Liberal
govern-
'
ment
want
him
to
continue
as
Opposition
leader,
he
will
have
no
objection.
.
Camera
study
of
England's
newest
star
of
the
screen,
Antoinette
Celller,.
who
Is
appearing
in
the
leading
role
of
"Mary
Moody'
in
'The
Oreat
Barrier,"
now
being
:ilmed
in
the
Canadian
Rock.gj
by
Gaumont
British,
Attesting
to
her
sudden
rise
to
fame
and
popular
ity
b
the
fact
that
Miss
Celller,
daughter
of
Frank
Celller,
English
stage
and
screen
veteran,
is
appearing
in
her
fifth
picture
In
little
more
than
her
first
year
before
the
cameras.
In
"The
Great
Bar-I
rier",
which
deals
with
the
stern
b
ut
romantic
construction
of
the
flist
railway
across
Canada,
Mls$
Collier
Is
playing
opposite
Richard
Arlen.
Today's
Weather
Dead
Tree
Point
Overcast,
oalmr
barometer,
30.08;
tempera-'.-ure,
43;
sea
smooth.
Triple;
Island
Part
cloudy,
.moderate
westerly
wind;
light
swell.
Langara
Island
Part
cloudy,
fresh
west
northwest
wind;
sea
choppy,
Hazelton
Part
cloudy,
calm,
40.
OTTAWA,
Sept.
10:
(CP)
Pre-1
oiht-viwi,
"mlcr
King
announced
yesterday;
uurns
Linc-v.,
um.,
will
t.h
fodprcii
government
plan-!
Terrace-Cloudy,
calm.
42.
the
termination
of
flow
of
meA
guarantee
lending
institu-j
Alice
.Arm-Cloudy,
light
south
i.tirtj
-"
uons
against
lusfo
up
w
..i-a,.
i
dam
and
for
power
to
Boul-
nf
$50,000,000
would
b3
set
for
KUTbllllllCllL
LUliOU
UU"
-Slim
SKIALU1UC
KJ
ilUiliW
TITV
H
f
t
.
a
tM
nlcn
COAVlniTl
.--vj
iivic,
i
'inn
rnvprnmtniL
is
iiau
i.iib
most
spectacular
phase
of
ro-oDeration
of
the
provinces
to,
c
I'mnntf
-1
1
1
w
o
iua
AHAninfv
.
-
.
Hia
tirtAmn
nvnn
hi.
win
k.
iii
i
w.j
t
UV
Viit
VUVtlt"b
LTU'W
OUIklV
uiivMif-tvv-
v
Mill
i
1
1
il
Ij
L1UIC
III
1111
lal
I
II
I
I
Hill
V
111U
V
a.w
-
C
valves
of
the
dam's
outlet
winter
This
will
create
a
double
prevailing
wage
rates.
wu,
one
from
each
side
of
Busy
Time
For
.
Terrace
Judge
EXCURSION
..SHIP
SINKS
No
Lives
Lost
as
Vessel
Founders
Off
Boston
Last
Night
BOSTON,
Sept.
10:
(CP)
The
excursion
steamer
Romance
was
rammed
amidships
and
sunk
by
the
passenger
coaster
.New
York
off
Boston
Harbor
last
night.
There
was
fog
at
the
time.
The
159
passengers
and
crew
of
53
on
the
Romance
were
rescued.
Five
were
taken
to
hospital
and
a
few
others
were
reported
to
have
suffered
minor
injuries.
The
Romance
sank
within
minutes
after
the
crash.
and
the
lists
closed.
Funeral
Notice
20
CANADIAN
LOAN
IS
OVERSUBSCRIBED
OTTAWA,
Sept.
10:
(CP)
i
Hon.
Charles
A.
Dunning,
min-
lster
of
finance,
announced
to
new
$100,000,000
loan
had
been
oversubscribed
in
an
hour
INTERNATIONAL
AIR
MORE
TENSE
AGAIN
4
LONDON,
Sept.
10:
(CP)
The
international
atmosphere
in
connection
with
the
Span-
tsh
civil
war
became
more
tense
again
yesterday
with
the
renewing
by
the
Spanish
gov-
ernment
of
charges
that
Italy
and
Germany
were
aiding
the
rebels
in
violation
of
their
pledged
neutrality.
A
Spanish
government
radio
station
at
Barcelona
declared,
that
an
in-
surgent
plane
brought
down
by
!oyallst,guns
was
piloted
by
an
Italian
officer
and
charged
Nome
Machine
is
Overdue
Seven
Days
on
Flight
,
To
Whitchorsc
i
l'RNCE
GEORGE,
Sept.
10;
TIM-.-Fear
were
felt
yesterday
for
the
safety
of
Hans
Mirow
and
Eileen
Stanjrooni
who
'have.
liten
uureporte'd
since
they
tooTi
'
off
from
Piince
Geor;e
on
Thurs-,
day
of
last
week
for
Whitehorse
j
enroute
to
Nome.
Alaska.
,
Mirow
operates
the
Mirow
fly
ing
service
at
Nome.
When
the
plane
failed
to
arrive
at
Nome
officials
requested
that
the
provincial
police
check
points
along
the
northern
air
route.
It
was
found
that
the
plane
had
never
reached
White-horse
where
it
should
have
Arrived
within
a
few
hours
after
leaving
Prince
George.
It
had
flown
from
Vancouver
to
Prince
George
on
Wednesday
of
last
week.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
10:
(CPM
I
Wheat
was
selling
at
98c
on
the
Vancouver
exchange
yesterday
and
I
today.
GOLD
PRICES
MONTREAL,
Sept.
10:
(CP)
The
London
gold
price
yesterday
was
$34.79
in
Canadian
funds,
down
lc
from
the
day
previous.
The
American
price
was
$35
in
Canadian
I
funds.
PLANT
IS
i
DESTROYED
Ontario
Hydro
Commission
Suffers
$1000,000
Loss
at
Stlnson
Near
Sudbury
'
SUDBURY,
Oat.,
Sept.
101
(CP)
Fire
today
destroyed
the
itOO,-"
000
Stlnson
plant
of
the
Ontailj
I
,
f
t
1
1
tll,.A.
l,Anfll
WlllAi.
day
that
subscriptions
for
the
'
"
REFORMING
CALENDAR
LONDON,
Sept.
10:
(CP)
S.
-Jones,
Astronomer
Royal
of
England,
and
H.
G.
Wells,
the,
novelist,
have,
approved
of
"Ration-:
al
Calendar"
of
eight
months
of!
30
days
and
four
of
31,
with
a
"New
;
.
.
.
.
I
t
T-
It
1.
U
inkmlHA
leal
S
IjVC
uay,
ii
u"
ouumihcu
to
the
League
of
Nations.
PPe-BfesterMH
rln.ceBernard
ays
on
(he
Prince
Rupert
personal
touch
between
agrlcul-irst
Presbyterian
Church,
offlcla-
'ed
a
law
applying
a
system
of
paid
enEamlr.
Gcrmaill'
lly
y
.
r)n
Vancouver
and
turlsU
throughout,
the
Dominions,
ting.
Shipmates
and
Canadian
1
vacations
annually
to
all
Indus-
.
was
announced
irum
u
uwn
.
...
.
.,
.
-,...1
11.1.
,
:
.
.
..i
.
....
in
1
.
j
eek
u
ei
.
;
.
,
.
to
4t,
the
interior
inienor
on
last
win
taxe
in
inaia
ana
oeyiou
uns
juegjon
mcmujis
are
requested
to
tries
ana
iraaes,
puduc
oi.-iYii.ca
uu
nllePect;d
to
take
proceeded
Pce
starting
nonpmhpr
December
l8.
18.
lottend.
.-Hnwtinn.l
-utahllkhmenU.
jyear,
Funeral
service
for.
the
la
to
James
Richardson
of
ss.
Prlnc
John
will
take
place
at
8
o'clock
j
.
y
this
evening
at
the
chapel
of
the'
HOLIDAYS
WITH
PAY
B.C.
Undertakers,
Rev.
W.
D.
BRUSSELS,
Sept.
10:
(CP)
The
Holllngworth,,
pastor
of
Belgium
government
recently
pass-
Communism
De
Luxe
Is
Proposal
of
Extremist
Party
in
Latest
Plan
Free
Love,
Abolition
of
Private
Property,
State
And
Authority,
Nationalization
of
Wealth
and
Produc-
"
tive
Activity
and
Confiscation
of
Superfluous
Clothes
and
Household
Goods
PORT
BOU.
Snain.
Sent.
10r
(C.P)-Th
rho
iuwiiMiuig
me
reoeis
wuar
,,.
.
,.,
.
t
,
,
?
:
planes.
FEAR
FELT
FOR
PLANE
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Courteiy
8.
D.
Johnston
Oo.)
Vancouver
B:
C.
Nickel,
.39.
Big
Missouri,
.60.
w-Bralo'rner8
.Q0.-U"
'
B'.
R.
Cons.,
,05.
B.
R.
X.,
.15.
Cariboo
Quartz,
1.91.,
Dentoriia,
.I6V4.
Dun
well,
.03
.
Golconda,
,09.
Minto.
.32.
Meridian,
.08.
Morning'
Star,
.Oli.
National
Silver,
.03.
Noble
Five,
.02.
Pend
Oreille,
.82.
Porter
Idaho,
.04.
Premier,
3.45.
Reno,
1.18.
Relief
Arlington,
.38.
Salmon
Gold,
.10y2.
Taylor
Bridge,
.IOV2.
Wayside,
.122.
United
Empire,
.0234.
Toronto
Beattle,
1.37.
Central
Patricia,
4.20.
Chlbougamau,
160.
God's
Lake,
1.10.
Inter.
Nickel.
56.75.
Lee
Gold,
.06
.
Little
Long
Lac,
6.00.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.95.
Pickle
Crow,
7.00.
Red
Lake
Gold
Shore,
2.30.
San
Antonio,
1.90.
Sherritt
Gordon,
1.65.
Slscoe,
4.80.
Smelter
Gold,
.08.
Sturgeon
River,
.38.
Ventures,
2.25.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
4.60.
Hardrock,
3.10.
Oklend.
.35.
Mosher,
.64.
Bousquet,
.12.
Bldgood
Klrkland,
1.70.
Gllbec.
.052.
Lake
Rose,
.58.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
1.15.
May
Spiers,
.50,
Wlnoga
Patricia,
.29.
Sullivan,
2.33.
Stadacona,
.67Vi.
Greene
Stabell.
.61.
Frontier
Red
Lake,
.22.
Francoeur,
1.45.
Manitoba
&
Eastern,
.22.
Perron,
1.65.
New-Augarita,
.50.
South
Keora,
.15.
The
small
power
yacht
Alda
arrived
In
port
last
evening
from
the
south
and
sailed
this
morning
for
Ketchikan
in
continuation
of
a
cruise
to
Alaska.
On
board
were
Capt.
E.
Scrlpp3
of
Seattle
jand
W.
O,
Grof,
Dudley
S.
Valen
tine
and
S.
S.
Hohn
of
Los
An-
jgeles.
TAX
RATE
new
.L3"
erman?:
we5.e
?
Spanish
erovernment
should
be
strinned
of
existing
reu-
latiuna
yuveinm
muiviuuai
nueny
was
aovocaiea
coaay
4
by
Antonio
Moreno,
general
secretary
of
the
Workers'
4
Confederation.
Moreno
outlined
a
proposed
"Iberian
confederation
of
self-governing
libertarian
communes."
;
There
would
be
free
love,
abolition
of
private
property,
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i.i!i.:
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f
t
i.
ii
duuiiiuii
ui
siaie,
auuimon
oi
ine
principle
oi
autnonty,
nationalization
of
wealth
and
productive
activity
and
confiscation
of
superfluous
clothes
and
household
goods.
Moreno
asserted
that
the
extremist
National
Confederation
of
Labor
was
dissatisfied
with
the
timid
policy
of
the
Madrid
government.
NOT
HIGH
Figures
Prepireit'aT
VTctorJaf
'Show
That
Prince
Rupert
Compares
Very
Favorably
A
compilation
of
basic
tax
rates
In
Various
municipalities
of
the
province
which
has
been
prepared
in
Victoria
shows
that
Prince
Rupert
compares
favorably
with
ether
cities
of
British
Columbia.
While
the
rate
In
some
municipalities
is
lower
than
here,
the
general
tendency
seems
to
be
higher.
This
may
be
a
surprise
to
many
as
the
gen-
jccal
feeling
lias
seemed
to,
be
that
(taxes
were
excessively
high
here,
j
According
to
figures
which
have
:been
compiled,
Prince
Rupert
pays
'
an
average
of
$43.75
per
$500
01
land
and
$1500
of
Improvements
(assessed
valuations)
excluding
local
Improvements.
Rossland
has
the
highest
rate
of
$75
and
Na-nalmo
the
lowest,
$21.50.
Victoria
pays
$66.37;
Vernon,
$50;
Trail,
$46.25;
North
Vancouver,
$55.25;
Nelson,
$43.75;
Kamloops,
$50;
Fertile',
$66.25
and
Cranbrook,
$52.50.
Among
the
cities
having
lower
fates
than
Prince
Rupert
are
Al-
bernl,
$37.50;
Chllliwack,
$42.50;
Kelowna,
$43;
New
Westminster,
$28,
and
Prince
George,
$32.50.
August
Weather
At
Terrace
About
Same
as
Year
Ago
TERRACE,
Sept.
10:
Weather
figures
for
Terrace
for
the
month
of
August
this
year
and
last
year
show
lttle
difference.
The
hottest
day
in
the
past
month
was
on
August
3
when
the
mercury
recorded
90
In
the
shade.
Last
year
the
highest
temperature
In
August
was
89.
Rainfall
was
about
the
same,
1936
August
bringing
1.5
Inch
wlle
August
1935
showed
'
1.44
Inch,
Dubuc
And
Roberts
With
Campney
Are
Members
Of
Board
OTTAWA,
Sept.
10:
(CP)
Other
members
of
the
three-man
permanent
National
Harbor
Board
of
Canada
along
with
Ralph
Campney
of
Vancouver
as
chairman
are
Col.
A.
E.
Dubuc,
chief
engineer
of
the
Department
of
Railways
and
Canals,
and
B.
J.
Roberts,
assistant
deputy
minister
of
finance.
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