ii
u
i
vii
oil
ne
rro
in
rnie
nvo..
tUT
fnr
n
i.
U
In
XT..,
Vnfl
nnH
C,
Bulte,
from
Haines,
who
is
wt
lav
1
4
11
aiviitwii
f7Ttirt
o
At
rr
u
...
...UI.U
.iu
Mi
j
o
ta1
num
an,
left
soon
after
arrival
on
its
ames
RInehart,
a
company
relief
nr
nkA
l
i
t
-
l
rl
I
T.
1
FA
i
..
I
.
I
u.
I
l!ka
owing
to
the
steamship
tie-
P
and
anitp
n
vrtlnm
nf
nasspn-
hVP
Kaon
vnr1n
frrm
4VlO
"tward
into
Juneau.
It
is
prob-
ble
that.
rUght
from
Alaska'
hrrn
r
catch
tamers
for
the
south
or
proceed
"J
li,
hike
In
Oil
Fields
IT
n
rw
.w
YORK.
Nov.
9:
(CP)-
Frii
II.
...
"luuaanu
0D5
are
mreaven
PIHq
t....
...
,
nit
laiesi
inaustrial
trouDic
we
United
States.
HWDS
VANCOUVED
CLUB
Vancouver"
SHIP
FEARED
LOST
IN
ATLANTIC
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
9:
(CP)
Although
one
member
of
the
crew
is
"reported
to
have
been
rescued,
the
German
Red
Star
steamer
Westernland
reports
4
'
inability
to
locate
the
375-foot
i
Hamburg-American
Line
mo-
torship
Isis
which
flashed
"S.
O.
S."
calls
from
the
At-
lantlc
Coast
200
miles
off
the
southwest
tip
of
England
on
Saturday.
One
hatch
was
re-
ported
stove
In
and
other
da-
mage
done
by
heavy
weather.
The
Isis
left
Hamburg
Novem-
ber
3
for
New
York.
She
had
J
a
crew
of
forty.
i
Late
Telegraphs
JOHN
BAKRVMOKE
WEDS
YUMA,
Ariz.
John
Barry-moret-divorced
some
months
ago
from
Dolores
Costrllo,
married
21-year
old
Elaine
Barrie.
The
pair
climated
a
stormy
courtship
by
dathing
by
plane
Sunday
night
from
Los
Angeles
to
Yuma
where
the
ceremony
was
DUNBAR
APPEAL
DISMISSED
OTTAWA
S
u
preme
Court
of
Canada
today
dismissed
the
appeal
of
Earl
Dunbar
against
a
conviction
in
British
Columbia
courts
for
the
hoid-np
murder
of
WilUam
Ilobbs,
bank
teller;
at
Vancouver
last
January
15.
Charles
Russell,
Dunbar's
alleged
accomplice,
was
hanged
last
Friday.
Dunbar
is
also
sentenced
to
hang.
BOXER
KILLED
AT
MINE
BRIDGE
RIVER
Eddie
Ivory,
Vancouver
boxer,
was
killed
in
an
accident
at
the
Minto
Mine
on
Sunday.
COUOIILIN
RETIRING
DETROIT
Admitting
failure
of
his
efforts,
as
Indicated
by
results
of
the
election
last
week,
to
Interest
the
people
in
his
National
Union
for
Social
Justice,
Father
Charles
Coughlin,
in
a
farewell
radio
address
Saturday
night,
announced
that
he
was
withdrawing
from
all
radio
activity.
This,
he
believed,
was
his
duty
and
would
be
in
the
best
interests
of
all
concerned.
ROOSEVELT
TO
S
AMERICA
WASHINGTON,
D.C.
Unless
industrial
troubles
prevent
him
from
going.
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
plans
to
leave
November
17
for
Buenos
Aires
to
attend
the
Pan-American
conference,
it
was
officially
announced
yesterday.
.-
r'uuuuent
narrister.
was
ei-.
nr
.
i.-
l
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
Pursuant
to
the
powers
In
J
vested
by
the
"Municipal
ct
I
hereby
declare
Wed-"saay,
November
Uth,
1936,
hnfu
mbrance
Day
a
Public
In
fif
y
atld
reculre
a
shPs
"
we
city
to
be
closed
on
that
day,
W.
J.
ALDER,
1
Commissioner.
AORANGI
AT
FRISCO
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Nov.
9:
The
Canadian-Australian
liner
Aorangl,
bound
from
Vancouver
to
the
Antipodes,
will
make
a
special
call
here
for
mall.
imeni
oi
tne
Vancouver
ii
caLLlui
s.
uivvubi
v.juo
on
Saturday.
-
(Furnished
through
the
courway
ot
'
rv,mir.mn
Meteorological
Bureau
t
husband,
she
conducted
the
Chll-llwack
Progress,
one
of
British
Columbia's
leading
weekly
newspapers,
for
many
years.
Both
attended
t'he
Imperii.
Press
'Conference
in
'south
Africa
last
year.
Chic
Sale
Dies
'
In
Hollywood
Noted
Humorist
and
Screen
Actor
Is
Victim
of
Pneumonia
victoria
and
Prince
Rupert.
?
I
tor,
died
here
Saturday
night
of
,.t
i.
rnmDlled
from
observations
'..
,
.
.
today
and
covers
the
3B
bronchial
pneumonia.
His
funerrl
k
.t
8
am.
i)
nHlnir
fi
D.m.
tomorrow).
Itnnlr
nlana
fii-lvotolv
inri'lV
flOUl
yvl
iv.
.
0
-
.
vwit
11(1
ltt,.J
vitumj
i
Pressure
Is
falling
on
the
coast
and
light
frosts
have
occurred
bn
Vancouver
Island
and
the
Interior
of
province.
prince
Rupert
district
Moderate
to
fresh
east
ana
cloudy
and
mild
with
showers.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
M-sine
east
and
south
utiu
Card
of
Thanks
The
Canadian
Legion
wishes
to
thank
all
the
taggers
and
canvassers
for,
their
splendid
work
on
Poppy
Tag
Day,
and
the
general
winds
generally
fair
and
milder
public,
for
their
very
generous
re-
followed
oy
snow.
i
v,.
..
'
LfE
iitiiY
VICTORIA,
B.C.
.
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
(S
AM.)
prince
Rupert
Raining,
strong
3fhe
mil
easterly
wind,
12
miles
per
hour;
High
10:45
a.m.
19.7
ft.
barometer,
29.78
(falling);
.
temperature,
23:27
p.m.
17.8
It.
45;
sea
rough.
Low
4:30
a.m.
8.1
ft.
17:25
p.m.
6.1
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
VVV
NO.
ZOil.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
NOVEMBER
9,
1936
rElCE:
S
CENT8
.
m
A
mil
EGUlIAlt
FOR
PEACE
i
-
c.A44lttint
nf
Pnpifin
Pnacl
Strike
Atlantic
lie-up
riot
Complete
Local
Effect
To
Prince
Kupcrt
NEW
YORK,
Nov,
9:
The
ma-
.
1
1
1
-
1
1
41
I
UallHUUUo.
nnuuugu
oiAhj-'iiiv
rike.
a
number
are
also
moving.!
According
to
word
from
San
,.
itn
irl-lln
O
C
TIT
Off
unAlTlA
THp
Mp.
tin
nf
Ktifnc
n.
n
rpsnlt
nil
lift
i
nil
liic
LJiiiiTiJt-iiivr.
hl
mce
oi
me
uanaaian
racmc
!1
I
-
I
l,
A
1
I
iiiw-,iv
ami
airrrnii.
r.
nil
v
nM
i
i
:
i
i
at
.
ippeu
uuiui
ny
Aiasita
man
Yesterday
morning
at
9
o'clock
it'll
i
r
in
i
mm
on
it.
.
arrivpn
npn
in
n
i
n
a
nieconna
nraro
i
it
Fairbanks,
on
automobile
busi-
.v
mi
ii
ix
riri
ib
nrnniiuriiiiii
mli
vi
ituir
nr
t
hiA
i
urt
am
i
vrnnmrvo
G
of
Capital
Has
Reached
Crisis
British
Tennis
Champion
Turns
Pro
Immmmmmmmmmmmmtmmm.
.
-
-
.
Thi
vr11.nt
Qllnn
ntl.,i.A
Ar
r..!i
1
.
.
...
.
UPWARD
BOUND
TODAY
MONTREAL;
.Nov.
9:
(CP)
In-
spirited
binding,
silver
.
prices
advanced
more
than
a
cent
on
theMontreal
market
K
today,
it
being
the
widest
gain
In
many
months.
The
New
York
price
advanced
almost
threef
cents
to
47
&c
4
Newspaper
Lady
Dead
in
South
ilrs.
Charles
A.
Barber
Succumbs
To
General
Infection
Following
Pneumonia
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
9:
(CP)
4rs.
Charles
A.
Barber',
well
known
Jrltlsh
Columbia
newspaper
woman
and
past
president
of
the
Canadian
Women's
Press
Club,
died
In
the
Vancouver
General
VL
rrw
A
www
m
r
VIltA
BElNti
l.
SENT
SOUTH
Shipments
on
Small
Scale
Are
Being
Made
From
Property
In
Grenviile
Channel
Shipments
of
mica
ore
have
been
made
from
a
property
at
Baker
Inlet
In
Grenviile
Channel,
south
of
here,
for
the
past
tvo
or
three
months
and
are
continu
ing,
P.
M.
Ray
is
In
charge
of
the
local
end
A
couple
of
men
are
employed
in
digging
out
the
ore
and
packing
It
a
thousand
feet
or
so
to
the
beach.
From
there
It
has
been
taken
by
Bert
Hanson
with
nls
boat
Pampas
to
Oona
River
foi
loading
aboard
the
freighter
Nortnolm
for
delivery
to
Victoria.
The
production
has
been
at
ttit
rate
of
four
or
five
tons
weekly.
Special
Grants
To
Hospitals
In
Province
Are
Up
WncHltol
l-.or
nn
Knnriav
vlftlm
.
VlUiUKIA.
UCl.
HI
ICF)
Special
I
of
general
Infection
which
followed'1
grafts
to
hospitals
In
the
province
Ian
attack
of
pneumonia.
With
herlby
the
provincial
government
are
being
increased
this
year
from
$52,500
to
$75,000.
Grants
to
Various
charitable
organizations
remain
unchanged.
Halibut
Arrivals.
Summary
American
31,500
pounds,
10.1c
and
7.5c
and
10.4c
and
7.5c'
Canadian
None.
-
American
Middleton,
23,000,''
io.lc
and
7.5c,
Atlin.
Norland,
8,500,
10.4c
and
7.5c,
Royal.
HOLLYWOOD,
Nov.
9:
Chic,
COMMITTED
FOR.
TRIAL
Sale,
"The
Specialist,"
popular
William
Charles
Stevens,
19-yea?
humorist,
and
moving
picture
ac-
old
Indian,
who
Is
alleged
to
have
been
found
hiding
under
a
bed
one
night
last
week
in
the
residence
of
Peter
Leighton,
Eighth
Avenue
West,
was
committed
for
trial
by
Magistrate
McClymont
in
city
police
court
this
morning
on
a
charge
of
being
found
In
a
dwell
ing
with
Intent
to
steal.
,
POUND
IN
MONTREAL
MONTREAL,
Nov.
9:
(CP)
The
mTehtv
rorrhand
XiVHt
ifiii
1
,
'
esl
""J
'
who
ever
swung
a
racquet.
Dispatches
today
announce
ih,
"S.aS
h
crV?hed
I)on.Bu?KC
that
Perry
has
turned
professional,
having
signed
a
contract
with
In
thefinal
t
for
i!
-singles
,?!
ii
forih?
U;S.
championship
may
give
the
Francis
Hunter
for
a
barnstorming
tour
this
winter
wUh
Ells-clue
to
his
success.
Note
the
stride
and
the
lengthy
reach
of
the
worth
Vines,
American
Tat
cuamP,on
champion,
opening
opening
ai
Madison
Maaison
Souare
Square
Briton.
Perry
can
get
from
side
to
side
of
a
tennis
court
In
a
Garden
January
6.
couple
of
bounds;
result,
he
is
one
of
the
greatest
all-
court
ten-
l
,'
SILVER
PRICE
TAKES
TODAY'S
STOCKS
'Courtesy
8.-
D.
JohnK)n-3.:
Vancouver
B.
C.
Nickel,
.38.
Big
Miseouri,
.55.
Bralorne,
8.75.
B.
R.
Cons.,
.04.
B.
R.
X.,
.10.
Cariboo
Quartz,
1.70.
Dentonla,
.11.
.
Dunwell,
.04.
Golconda,
.14.
'
Mlnto,
.32.
'
-
Morning
Star,
.02
'lf'
,
;
Noble
Five,
.03
'i.
:
Pend
Oreille,
1.19;t
Porter
Idaho,
.05V&1
Premier,
3.05.
'
Reeves
McDonald,
.10.
Reno,
1.38.
Relief
Arlington,
.36'2.
Salmon
Gold,
.0fli2.
Taylor
Bridge,
MV4.
Wayside,
.08.
United
Empire,
02.
Toronto
Beattle,
1.35.
Central
Patricia,
4
25.
God's
Lake,
.79.
Inter.
Nickel,
64.25
Little
Long
Lac,
7.15.
McKenzie
Red
Lake,
1.78.
Pickle
Crow,
6.90.
Red
Lake
Gold
Shore,
1.85.
San
Antonio,
2.20.
Sherritt
Gordon
2.65.
.
,
Siscce,
4.50.
Smelter
Gold,
.062.
Ventures,
2.90.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
Oklend,
.61.
Mosher,
.50.
Gilbec,
.04.
Madsen
Red
Lake.
4.30.
1.24.
May
Spiers,
.47.
Sullivan,
1.92.
Stadacona,
.814-Frontier
Red
Lake,
.19.
Francoeur,
1.07.
Manitoba
&
Eastern,
.16.
Perron,
1,58.
i
South
Keora,
.15.
Moneta
Porcupine,
1.76.
Sladen
Malartlc,
1.06.
.
Lapa
Cadillac,
.70.
Old
Diamond,
.29.
Gold
Eagle.
.80.
Argosy,
1.10.
.it
WHEAT
PRICES
LOWER.
WINNIPEG,
Nov.
9:
(CP);The
Winnipeg
wheat
market
showed
a
decline
at
the
end
of
the
week,
or
from
ic
to
ic
per
ousnel,-
Nov-,
'ember
closing
at
$1.09.
In
Chicago
British
pound
sterling
was
trading!
':"'
4
SURVEYS
OF
OLD
COURT
i
t
HOUSE
BLOCK
ARE
MADE
Surveys
were
being
made
by
the
provincial
department
of
'
public
works
statf
this
morn-
lng
on
the
old
Court
,
House
(
.
square.
No
information
was
.available
officially
as
"to
the
'
purpose
of
surveys
being
or-
dered
at
this
time
but
it
is
be-
lieved
to
be
In
connection
'
with
the
plan
of
finding
a
site
I
on
this
property
for
the
new
federal
public
works
building
here.
Mining
Man
Is
Heart
Victim
Cardiac
Attack
on
Saturday
Night
Proves
Fatal
to
George
Murray,
Trail
Official
'
TRAIL,
Nov.
9:
(CP)
George
Murray,
assistant
general
superintendent
of
the
Consolidated
Min
ing
&
Smelting
Co.,
died
at
midnight
Saturday
of
heart
failure.
He
I
was
47
years
of
age
and
joined
the
staff
of
the
company
in
1910.
Today's
Weather
(Government
Telegraphs)
east
wind,
20
miles
per
hour;
baro
meter,
30.04.
Hazel
ton
Cloudy,
calm,.
24.
Smithers
Cloudy,
calm,
cool.
BurnsLa
ke
Cloudy,
calm,
30.
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm,
28.
there
there
was
was
also
also
a
a
decline
decline
ofrfrom
offtfroin.
movtr
pjx
t
.
w
o.
m,.
n
at
ai
$4.01
$4.87.1-16
.l-iu
on
on
the
me
Mon
Montreal
ex-
i4c
to
c
December',
closlnf.atadlan
gold
price
was
'down
lc
at
"
'
chanffe
change
market
market
Saturrinv
Saturday.
t
is'
.
CANADIAN
GOLD
PRICE
,
..
...
-t
j.io
per
line
ouuee
on
Saturday.
ADVANCING
IN
MADRID
Spanish
Capital
Ly
Now
All
But
Taken
by
Insurgents
Revolt
Within
Civil
Guards
Turn
Over
and
Occupy
Royal
Palace
"ft
MADRID,
Nov.'
9:
'(CP)
The
Spanish
civil
war
appears
to
be
entering
a
terrible
climax
today
as
the
Insurgent
attackers
advance
through
the
suburbs
from
south
and
west
following
the
flight
of
Premier
Caballeros
and
his
government
to
Valencia.
Only
the
danger
of
ambush
and
surprise
attacks
by
nlgh
preventsed
the
rebels
from
entering
the
centre
of
the
city
proper
and
taking
full
possession
of
the
capital
late
yesterday,
the
Insurgent
command
stated.
Fall
of
Madrid
.within
twenty-four
hours
Is
expected
as
aerial
and
land
bombardment
continues.
The
civil
war
will
be
bv
no
means
at
an
end
with
(he
capture
of
Madrid
by
the
rebels,
It
is
de
clared
by
loyalist
authorities
who
state
they
Intend
to
continue
their
resistance.
ft!.!1
was
sja.tejlto
bethe
intention
T.ui
uic
ucicuucis
iaj
uciirov
an
im
portant
buildings
in
the
capital
before
evacuating
Ma'drid.
Twenty
persons
were
killed
and
JQO
Injured
by
bombs
dropped
yesterday
from
Insurgent
fighting
planes.
Heavy
artillery
also
bom
barded
the
city,
doing
extensive
damage,
Today
the
bombardment
of
the
japital
continued
with
Fascist
erlal
fleets
spilling
bombs
on
the
jity's
fortifications
in
four
assaults
while
Insurgent
shells
from
learby
artillery
ripped
the
busi-less
streets
and
buildings.
Determined
to
open
a
path
for
Moorish
rebels
into
the
capital,
1c-llonnaires
stopped
by
the
last
ditch
Jefence
of
Madrid
as
six
'pursuit
ships
flew
over
the
fortifications
hd
bombed
the
western
and
southern
rims
of
the
city.
Red
Cross
officials
said
that
at
'east
twenty
had
been
killed
and
riany
wounded
In
the
latest
as
sault.
Italians
and
French
were
repor-.
'.ed
to
have
clashed
In
the
streets
f
the
capital.
Civil
guards
revolted
last
night
md
occupied
the
Royal
Palace.
May
Help
Government
LONDON,
Nov.
9:
Premier
Leon
Blum,
according
to
reports
from
J
Paris,
said
yesterday
that
France
.was
ready,
If
Britain
was
willing,
!
to
scrap
the
Spanish
non-Intervention
agreement
and
send
arms
and
a"u
ammunition
A.
i
1
14
Triple
Island-Raining,
strong
"
"e
spanisn
southeastsrlv
wlnrl-
mnHpral
Buvcuunciii.
ne
jusuiiea
tne
action
swell,
.of
the
government
in
delaying
ln-
,
Laiigara
Island
-
Heavy
raln,
tervent,0n'
statln
that
to
have
southeast'
wind;
barometer,
29.63;
;done
so
wlthout
the
co-operation
temperature.
48;
sea
rough.
jof
Great
Brita1".
would
have
left
I
Dead
Tree
PointCloudy,
fresh
France
and
Russia
against
the
rest
sputheast
wind;
barometer,
29.78:
,
tne
world.
J
temperature,
44;
sea
choppy.
Ifc
ls
stated
officially,
however,
I
Estcvan
Clear,
northerly
wlnrt;.jlnat
Premier
Blum
has
not
as
yet
:6
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.16.
made
any
representations'
to
Brl-j
Victoria
Clear,
northerly
wlnd,'taln
suggesting
that
the
embargo.
8
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.1X.Jon
arms
to
Spain
should
be
lifted.
',
Vancouver
Clear,
calm,
baro-
It
ls
also
stated
that
Great
Brl-
meter,
30.18.
itam
intends
to
hold
firm
to
the
I.
Prince
George
Raining,
south-1
non-intervention
policy.
Fire
On
British
Boat
PERPIGNAN,
France,
Nov.
9:
(CP)
Reuters
Agency
reported
today
that
a
motorboat
from
the
British
flotilla
leader
Grenviile
was
fired
upon
from
the
Barcelona
docks
when
entering
the
Spanish
port
to
pick
up
consular
mall
despite
the
fact
that
the
ship
flew
a
white
flag.
The
boat
fled;
and
was
not
struck.