Prince
KUperk
uicunai,,
.unuu
rain
southeast
wind,
15
miles
per
hour
barometer,
30.22
(falling);
temperature,
55;
sea
choppy.
-
JMMMM
y
So.
213.
ill
M
m
1
1
viAmuvshs
OF
JAB0R
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t
1
Questions
Coming
Up
TTAWA,
Sept.
13:
I
lie
an-
onventlon
of
the
Tracks
Labor
Congress
of
Canada
s
licit:
ir.ii.
in....
v..-
1
problems
in
regard
to
or-
.rn
lauur
hi
im
uiait
tviiu.
11.
be
one
of
the
most
import-
conventions
in
me
nisiory
oi
Congress,
lhe
report
of
the
rd
to
he
made
public
this
af-
...ill
I.-
..
.1
..
..
Congress
towards
the
Com
-
i.
.i.
n
:
i
:
matter
on
which
there
has
much
speculation.
M
Draper,
president
of
the
ix
win
in
inu
tiiuir.
tnria
Wnman
I
III
la
it'll
)v
Miiin
E.
Rutlen
Succumbs
To
furies
Sustained
in
Accident
On
Saturday
.
j.-.i
t
ii
-
;Sturday
by
an
automobile
v
r
t-f
,
ft
I
1
r
rjiutrr
ill
iyiiiu
i.
iiir.iu
nun
r'
street.
.
m
aw
A
m
vw.
m
COLONIES
er
Declares
That
Germany
Js
Peace
for
Many
Years
sn
Wnntt
I
nir
treatment
UKNHUKU,
Germany,
cepi.
.i.
i..,
....
iiiiiiiiiii
..r
i.i
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f
At
1
ami
mr
inti
rninrn
in
itfi
in
1"V
4
svvwwmv
m
i
i.
.
..
.
.4
it
.ini.w
.
r
Nazi
Congress
here
yester-
f
l,....t1..
A,l,.lr
llitlpr
mill
v
vpiif-a
iiii.i
11:111
nil
liiiii
iui
ii
rv
nrtlvltv
abroad.
How-
I
v
a
irwt
nn
nnina
timi
ii
i
a
i
I'll
Europe
would
never
settle
n
UMlll
IIIL'SP
HITU
IClUllirw,
nave
colonies
while
ucrmany
denied
them.
w
n
innrnia
iirnno.
up
is
ureaier
1
Amount
to
Two
and
a
Half
Million
Tim..
TUU
Var
1
nijOlXU,
VQI.,
QVpu
lOi
iv
ifnmtfl
rn
MMnr.
la
not
!
T1VI
at
2,C00,000
Ions
this
year,
rilin
I
..
f
n
I
,.ar
'
t
buns
V
il
IHI.IVI10V
mv
0FPLANE
fft
in
Arc
c
hut
P
ot
Is
Rescued
u..l,v,,
QCbl
All.
r
OI
Ilia
TIii.bUh
MnnMlnnod
Tplilnt.
9
'.
e
"r
OIK1BII1UIII1
ll!JII-
''ky,
Russian
transnolar
flier.
1
i
.
f
nis
two
companions,
crashed
"e
Artie
Ocenn
vpslerildv
1ml
Pilot,
Zabcock.
vfla
reseiiril.
ne
Soviet
ice-breaker
Kra?sln
arrived
hero
.with
irn-inllne
other
Butmllna
BULLETINS
l)It.
I'EHIIY
DEPARTING
Dr.
A.
E.
Perry,
who
has
been
medical
superintendent
of
Port
Simpson
Hospital
for
the
past
six
years,
has
relinquished
that
position
and,
with
Mrs.
Perry
and
family,
will
he
leaving
Port
Simpson
within
the
next
few
days
for
Vancouver.
From
Vancouver
they
will
proceed
to
Ontario
for
a
visit,
their
permanent
future
location
having
not
yet
been
definitely
decided
upon.
Dr.
Perry
is
be
ins
relieved
at.
Port
Simpson
by
Dr.
II.
O.
Smith,
graduate
of
University
of
Western
Ontario,
London,
who
was.
here
aboard
the
Catala
last
i
inir
interest.
Thn
nmtuup
or.
i
!
i.
m
-
r
1TIIII1C
L
Ul
II
L
IIIIUULII
iU
I3IIIIU
Mm.
Dr.
Smith
recently
completed
his
interneship
at
Vancouver
General
Hospital.
BODY
RECOVERED
The
body
of
John
Robert
llrown,
well
known
Skeena
River
fisherman,
who
was
drowned
while
fishing
about
the
middle
of
August,
was
recovered
from
the
Skeena
River
near
Port
Essing-ton
yesterday,
district
headquarters
of
the
provincial
police
here
are
advised
by
Constable
David
Rellhouse
of
Port
Essington.
REBELS
NOT
RECOGNIZED
GENEVA
The
League
of
Nations
today
refused
to
consider
the
request
of
the
Spanish
insurgent
delegation
that
they
be
considered
official
Spanish
representatives
to
the
League,...
-
SEA
IS
POLICED
LONDON
Great
Britain
and
France
are
proposing
to
send
by
the
end
of
this
week
a
fleet
of
I
sixty
destroyers
as
well
as
numerous
aircraft
into
the
submar
ine
patrol
of
the
Maditerrancan
Sea
as.
decided
upon
at
the
Nyon
conferemce
to
drive
pirate
undersea
craft
out
of
those
waters.
Russia
has
accepted
the
Nyon
plan.
Hot
Weather
On
Prairies
Again
r.
iii
hiipnrpr
niuuo
a
iresn
.
i.iusp
ill
iu
inratr
""""
'
Southern
Alberta
And
Saskatchewan
.
CALGARY.
Sept.
13:
Hoi
weather
ha3
returned
to
the
prairies-
with
temperature
read
ings
close
to
100
recorded
in
southern
Alberta
and
Saskatchewan,
in
Manitoba
there
has
been
frost
at
night.
.On
the
Pacific
Coast
Iios
Angeles
was
th
warmest
point
yesterday
with
08
above.
Penticton
Is
Staying
Dry
Okanagan
Town
Votes
Against
Sale
of
Ilccr
by
Glass
in
Plebiscite
Saturday
1'ENTICTON,
Sept.
13:
Vot
im?
on
Saturday,
the
people
of
l'enticton
expressed
themselves
as
being
opposed
to
sale
of
beer
by
the
glass.
The
vote
wad
083
for
to
1010
against.
Two
Policemen
Bomb
Victims
Headquarters
of
Federation
Of
French
Emplojces
In
Paris
Attacked
PARIS,
Sept.
13:
Two
policemen
were
killed
yesterday
when
"fs
which
are
continuing
the
of
French
Employees
were
bomb-rch
for
the
lost
fliers.
ed.
VICTORIA,
B.C
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
(I
AJW.)
n
i
mmm
EGYPT'S
BOY
MONARCH
INSPECTS
KINGDOM
EngageiTin
the
first
inspect
in
tour
of
his
kingdom
since
his
accession
to
the
throne
o
f
Egypt
last
April,
King
Far-ukvvho
u-eaclied
his
J71b
b
irthday
..recently,.
iw-Bhown
"
with
Ms
ministers
at
Tuna-el-Gabal,
near
Cairo.
Tlie
young
Iig,
who
was
educated
in
England,
Is
wearing
plus
fours.
JOHN
JACOB
STRANDS
IN
AST0R
HERE
ALEUTIANS
On
a
lelsurtly
and
quiet
vacat
on
gEATTLK,
Sept.
13:-The
can-trip.
John
Jdcob
Astor,
strapping
sh,
.,:astern
prlllceMf
with
head
of
the
famous
and
fab-
young
theen
of
a
crew
on
boardf
wn8
uiousiy
weaimy
pioneer
Amvriwii
repor,ed
ashore
0I1
Sand
Po'nt
family.
Is
spending
a
couple
of
days
Qf
po
ff
Igland
n
lhe
Aeutian1
In
Prince
Rupert.
Having
arrived
vpstrda..
T,.
COastiruard
cutter
from
Newport
Rhode
Island,
in
a
Aert
wa8
Qn
,ier
way
to
ti,e
private
Pullman
car
attached
to
the
jegular
train
from
the
east.
Mr.
Astor
and
his
party
have
been
here
since
Saturday
night
and
will
leave
!ll,eTr
Moir
this
evening
for
Hazelton
where
muiUDim
lliaj
they
will
spend
a
couple
of
days,
ni
m
n
They
have
no
definite
plans
and
f
V
Q
jOain
spent
the
week-end
here
quietly
"
aboard
their
car.
During
Sunday
and
today
they
motored
around
the
Would
Take
Young
Wife
of
Cap-city
to
see
local
sights
and
do
some
tured
American
Aviator
to
SJ
shopping.
They
talked
by
long
dls-
Her
Husband
tance
telephone
with
New
York.
The
party
consists
of
five
persons
.
inMnrtlno
Mrs
Astnr.
l.owiri.
her
fr
end.
uixuu.'.,
ci-j.l.
Seamen
Walk
Off
Two
Steamers
At
Port
of
Honolulu
HONOLLU,
Sept.
13:
Seamen
walked
off
tw0
Matson
Line
vessels
on
their
arrival
hero
on
Saturday
from
Port
Allan.
Cargo
has
not
yet
been
removed
from
the
vessels.
Fire
Destroys
Enscnada
Mill
ENSENADA,
Sept.
13:
A
13:
Copt.
11113.
llUlUg
l"
...v..u,
1
r)U'U
3
Mollisou,
noted
Bri
.sh
Miss
Taylor,
and
Dr.
Chilean,
Mr.
Astor's
physician.
"f,
ditance
flier'
t)a5
.
1
to
fly
the
young
wife
of
Harold
Dahl,
American.
aviator,
who
has
been
captured
by
Spanish
ln?ui
gents
while
fighting
for
the
loyalists
in
the
civil
war,
to
Spain
iirntnun
if
AT
in.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PKINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER
13,.
1937.
Garfield
McKlnley,
Miss
Mary
East-
so
many
yards
being
engaged
in
hope,
Miss
Eileen
Gibson,
Mrs.
warship
construction.
Bertha
Walker,
MLss
Caroline
Mlt-
chell.
Miss
E.
E.
Cavalier,
Miss
C.
rp
i
O
1
Normantou
(exchange).
Miss
E.
P.
YdCWiQY
uinKin0"
Grassle,
Miss
E.
D.
Moxley
and
Miss
&
MBordenrtStreet
School
W.
W.
C.
Off
NoVa
ScOtia
O'Neill,
principal,
Miss
M.
O.
Shlel,
Mtes
Mary
D.
Sim,
Miss
May
Jones.
j.reig,ter
Delisle
Responds
to
"3.
Miss
P.
M.
Taylor
(exchange),
Miss
Q
g
Ca3
of
Lcmberg
Off
Kate
McKay,
Miss
M.
L.
H.
Halll-
Sabe
Igland
well
and
Miss
M.
E.
Patmore.
Seal
Cove
Miss
M.
M,
McLean.
Workers
In
Auto
Parts
Plant
At
Toledo
Striking
TOLEDO,
luuijuu,
Sept.
oepi.
13:
Forty
ted
on
the
way
to
the
scene.
I
to
see
her
nusiwnn.
.Meantime,
h
'in
P
1
is
understood
that
Dahl
may
be(five
hundred
Independent
Aulo-
H
lUKCt
DOlinU
iriven
his
llberly
in
an
exchange!
mobile
Workers'
Union
members,
t
of
prisoners.
Medicine
Hat
Has
Its
Fourth
Paralysis
Death
in
a
local
parts
factory
went
tut,
on
strike
Saturday.
Fifteen
hund-'0ne
Unj(ed
g(aleg
Nnvy
Fit.f
red
other
workers
may
be
affect-
n
.
n
.
aPconA
i
ose.
ed,
Court
Of
Appeal
Opens
Tomorrow
i
;
,
i
t
rwcnlv-Scven
tacs,
Iwentj-iwn
A
young
boy
succumbed
to
Jnfan.
o"?herarcrIm!nl.
Are
Down
tile
paralysis
here
yesterday,
uRrLa
making
the
fourth
local
vicMm
l
orjieanng
of
the
malady.
.
.
VICTORIA.
Sept.
13:-The
Bri
tish
Columbia
Court
of
Appeal
Mrs,
W.
Qarllck,
who
has
been
on!
will
g0
into
session
here
tomor-
i,..ndniiarters
of
the
Federation
flour
mill
here
was
destroyed
by
a1
trip
to
Vancouver,
relumed
to
'row-
with
twenty-seven
cases
on
lire
On
oaiurUcty
Willi
u
lupoui
i,
uuni
w.
ouutu
uu
biiviiut
1101,
Aciiij'b..u
v&
iticcc
v.v
$30,000.
.
Catala
this
morning.
criminal
cases.
His
Life
PORT
TOWNSEND,
Wash,
Sept.
13:
Capt.
Joseph
Adams'
haled
nut
And
escaoed
with
his
I
High
9:08
ajn,
15.1
It.
20:46
p.m.
16.6
It.
Low
2:10
a.m.
7.9
It.
15:36
p.m.
105
ft.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
Army
Forced
To
Retreat
Withdraws
To
Second
Line
Of
Defence
At
Shanghai;
Appeals
To
League
Of
Nations
To
Act
I
Gijon
Is
Now
I
About
To
Fall
OIJON.
Spain,
Sept
13:
Tills
final
loyalist
stronghold
to
the
hands
of
the
Insurgents.
Government
troops
were
re-
ported
last
night
to
have
bten
driven
further
back
after
a
fierce
fourtcen-hour
battle
yesterday.
,
4
SCHOOL
IS
UNDERWAY
Teachers
and
Pupils
Getting
Settlet
Down
List
of
Members
of
Staff
1
The
second
week
of
school
following
the
long
summer
vacation
fis
noV
oif
and
pupils'
amTteaclvers
are
getting
down
to
the
routine
of
studies.
Up
to
thfs
morning
no
reports
had
been
made
to
the
city
commissioner
as
to
enrolment
j
which,
It
Is
understood,
Is
slightly
:
higher
than
it
was
a
year
ago.
Teachers
have
been
assigned
as
follows:
King
Edward
High
School
Ar-
.
thur
Sutton,
principal,
Charles
Hay-
Invokes
Three
Clauses
of
Covenant
in
Asking
for
Pro-
tection
against
aggression
Japanese
Now
Appear
.
to
bq.Getting
Upper
Hand
SHANGHAI,
September
13:
(CP)
Under
fire
from
.
Japanese
land
and
sea
batteries,
the
Chinese
army
aban-
i
tr
t?
i
ii-
?
ni
i
i.j
1
tioneu
luangwan
sauent,
norm
oi
onangnai,
touay
aim
'..ithdrew
to
fortified
second
line
defense
trenches
reach
's-
on
the
Bay
of
Biscay
coast
is
jn,r
from
Shanghai
twenty-f
ive
miles
to
the
northwest.
believed
to
t
about
to
fall
In-
T
r,l5npsp
rpH.pnt.
wns
nrflprlv
and
strategic
and
had
w
w
"
o
'
.
Explains
Delay
SIR
EDWARD
BEATTY
I
been
expected
when
tne
iuu
lorce
lot
Japan's
mechanized
advance
'surged
against
them.
The
Japanese
claimed
a
gain
of
one
mile
beyond
1
Canghung.
Fourteen
major
conflagrations
raged
In
Shanghai
Sunday
as
the
city
was
"rocked
by
a
devastlng
:
bombardment
from
Japanese
rufval
vessels
In
the
Whangpoo
River.
1
There
were
enormous
casualties
on
,
both
sides
as
a
result
of
on
of
the
I
bloodiest
day's
fighting
so
far
In
I
the
war.
The
Chinese
were
com-'
menclng
to
weaken
In
their
defense
I
against
the
fierce
Japanese
oflen-
I
slve
and
Indications
were
that
ttwy
were
preparing
to
retire
to
their
second
defense
line
north
of
Shang.
'hal.
It
was
stated
that
Chinese
airplanes
had
staged
a
raid
on
Japanese
warships
In
the
Yangste
River
and
had
hit
five.
Meanwhile
Japan
claims
to
have
completed
conquest
of
Hopelh
Phovince
In
North
China,
giving
her
control
of
'
1
I
.
.
...
.
.nlli.sMirlB
I
Japan
plans
the
dispatch
of
special
envoys
to
France,
Great
Brl-Italn
and
the
United
States
to
ex-
VICTORIA,
Sept
13:
-Speaking
plain
her
version
of
the
Far
East-
On
Ouiet
and
Leisurely
Vacation
Cannery
Boat
with
Crew
of
Thir-
ward,
David
M.
Mitchell.
Miss
L.
.M.
here,
Sir
Edward
Beatty,
president
ern
trouble.
It
Is
emphasized
that
Trjp
:i.'iVe
In
Tarty
leen
Aboara
m
lisiress
Laing,
miss
irene
Miicneii,
miss
u
k"'"""
me
envoys
wi
uut
uc
,
Coastguard
Cutter
on
Way
i
Hazel
Hodgson
(home
economics),
said
that
the
delay
in
commence,
ernment
emissaries
but
will
be
con.
E.
R.
M.
Yerburgh,
T.
L.
Davles,
ment
oi
the
building
or
two
new
sldered
as
representatives
or
tne
Miss
Barbara
Daniels,
W.
J.
Mouat
liners
for
service
between
Vancou-
people.
The
feeling
In
Tokyo
is
that
and
J.
H,
Nordan
manual
training),
ver
and
New
Zealand
and
Austral-
japan
Is
not
getting
a
fair
hearing
Booth
Memorial
School
Miss
E.
la
was
due
to
the
great
increase
In
jn
regard
to
its
position
In
the
Slno-
A.
Mercer,
principal.
J.
S.
Wilson,
the
cost
of
building
ships
owing
to.
Japanese
conflict.
"Mass
Murder"
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
13:
In
a
radio
broadcast
from
New
York
Saturday
night,
Madame
Chiang
Kal
Shek,
wife
of
the
President
of
China,
speaking
In
English,
urged
the
world
to
save
her
country
from
mass
murder.
Although
not
prepared,
the
Chinese
would
defend
their
country
to
the
last
man,
she
declared.
'China
Makes
Appeal
GENEVA,
Sept.
13:
The
Chinese
j
delegation
to
the
League
of
Na-
I
CAMPERDOWN,
Nova
Scotia,
tlons
today
delivered
a
formal
ap-Sept.
13:
"S.
O.
S."
messages
peai
to
the
powers
of
the
world
to
vere
received
yesterday
from
the
put
an
end
to
the
Japanese
cam-1
282-ton
Canadian
trawler
Lem-
palgn
of
aggression
In
China.
,berg.
sinking
off
Sable
Island.,
china
Invoked
three
articles
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Airplane
Crash
the
preservation
of
territorial
in-
'
tegrlty,
for
safeguard
of
the
peace
I
of
the
nations
and
Imposition
of
sanctions.
The
Chinese
called
to
'the
attention
of
the
League
the
fact
that
Japan
had
Invaded
China
and
was
pursuing
the
Invasion
with
full
army
air
force
and
navy.
Young
Stock
Broker
Dies
life
when
a
United
States
Navy'
A.
P.
Parker
of
Vancouver
Sue-
scout
plane
crashed
in
Puptti
cumb9
to
Pneumonia
in
Sound
near
here
yesterday.
Ser-
Spokane
geant
Billborough
failed
lo
get1
in
time
and
killed
in
the.
out
was
cvrw
SPOKANE.
avp
c
Sept.
ii.
a
.t
plane.
BIRTH
NOTICE
Parker,
aged
31,
well
known
Vancouver
stock
broker,
died
here
on
Saturdav-
of
pneumonia.
He
13
survived
bv
a
widow
and
young
There
was
born
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
daughter
who
were
called'
here
E.
W.
Moren,
Terrace,
B.C.,
a
son,
when
he
was
stricken
In
tho
Eric
Rudolph.
course
of
a
business
trip.