AG"
K
Paling
in
credit.
NEW
ver
w
fine
O
V
o
Snubs
Commission
tided
not
to
Submit
Brief
to
fifrobe
on
Dominion-Provincial
Relations
s
including
the
measure
to
"gag"
t
Alberta
press
and
control
bank-
I
within
the
province
failed.
rhe
Ho
adjourned
early
this
iraing
until
today
after
defeating
Opposition
attempts
to
give
a
;
months'
hoist
to
the
bill
am
jariJying
or
correcting
reports
of
l&vemment
activity
and
could
call
disclosure
of
news
sources
If
quested
by
the
government.
LAB0RITES
HAH
S1LVEK
IThe
Legislature
decided
against
pbmlttlng
a
brief
to
the
Royal
iommlsslon
on
Domlnlon-provln-
IS
PAfD1:
surcs
to
Curb
Press
and
Banks
Alberta
co
Through
House
ready
to
Prorogue
Pal
relations
on
the
grounds
that
could
not
but
be
biassed.
Replacing
bills
disallowed
by
the
omlnion
last
August,
a
bill
nendlng
and
consolidating
the
fredlt
of
Alberta
Regulation
Act
g
also
passed,
In
the
bill
the
rm
"credit
institution"
was
sub-
rtituttd
for
"bank."
The
bill
pro-
fides
for
the
establishment
of
eal
directorates
to
supervise,
dtr-
ict
and
control
the
business
of
WOULD
ACT
lues
British
Government.
With
Co-Operation
of
Other
Nations,
To
Put
Pressure
on
Japan
LONDON,
Oct.
51
C1M
Open-
f"K
its
annual
conference
yester
"y.
Uie
first
lirtinn
of
hc
Bri-
ph
Labor
I'urty
was
to
pa33
t
'solution
calling
unon
the
BrP
Jish
if
ith
the
League
of
Nations
and
f"e
United
SUiitna
imnnstr
pionomic
and
financial
nressutc
pon
Japan
with
a
view
to
bring-I111!,'
to
an
end
the
camnalirn
of
ag
pssion
fn
China.
Massachusetts
Pastor
Suicides
ii
i'V,
arn
M
Toil.
tl...
frnm
"
j
i
y
-
Tenth
Storey
of
Hotel
In
Los
Angeles
larold
Taylor
of
Massachusetts
to
his
death
from
a
tenth
"ey
hotel
wlnilnur
In
I.n
Anel
E
-
..iw1I
(
-W
-----
Saturday.
Us
wife
said
lit
"
'H'en
suffering
from
a
ncr
-"s
urcakuown.
YORK:
(CP)
Bar
fill-
"s
unchanged
at
M3Ac
per
Submarine
Met
Doom?
GIBRALTAR,
Oct.
5:
SHIPS
TO
kin
la
ensure
publication
of
l,ana'
rank
news
and
information"
I
4
(CP)
.
The
hunt
for
a
pirate
submar-
lne
which
was
reported
to
have
attacked
two
British
destroyers
off
the
southern
coast
of
Spain
yesterday
was
reported
to
have
ended
last
night
with
an
ex-
plosion
and
fire
at
sea,
sug-
zesting
that
the
offending
craft
may
have
met
her
doom
MONTON,
Oct.
5;
(CP)-Pav-
.hlle
flleht
nosslblv
from
a
the
way
for
prorogation
today
,
dcath
cnarge
the
special
session
which
has
n
in
progress
for
the
past
ten
;JS,
Uie
muCJka
ixtumtuic
iwt
ht
gave
third
reacung
10
ana
kUnan
klllO
QC
UTAH
OO
HA!1I.
...
-
9
1
..
1
!
1
I
WIUI
a
score
vi
rc:uuuuiu)
aiiu
rtions.
Mtempts
to
defer
for
six
months
rd
reading
of
a
number
of
meas-1
PALESTINE
Four
British
Vessels
Bushing
Through
Bed
Sea
Towards
Holy
Land
ADEN,
Oct.
5:
(CP)
Four
British
warships
were
rushing
through
the
iiinz
Uw
Trades
and
Industry
"uc"
a"
"1C
T
end
on
their
way
to
the
eastern
licens-
it,
giving
the
government
Mediterranean
to
be
used
In
con-Ktolons.
power
over
virtually
all
trades
"tion
with
the
new
campaign
terrorism
In
the
Holy
Arab
fc'.o
blocked
an
effort
to
hoist
against
fnitrirhich
the
government
could'
If
71
ft
DV
Md
whatever
space
it
rcquhedTlXi-ur
til
a
newspaper
to
print
statements.
AVIATOR
Gingef
Coote
Plays
Part
In
Rescue
'
of
'Lost
Prespectors
on
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
7.KBALLOS,
Vancouver
Island,
OcL
5:
(CP)
Pilot
Ginger
uoote,
well
known
commercial
pilot,
hap
pened
to
be
at
this
isolated
mining
settlement
on
the
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
Sunday
just
after
a
youth
staggered
In
from
Ihe
bush
to
tell
how
a
prospect-fnir
artv
of
which
he
was
n
member
had
become
lost
and
his
iw
pnmnaninns
had
become
too
exhausted
to
stand.
fnnfp
immed
atelv
took
three
men
within
seven
miles
of
where
the
urosuectors,
feared
to
be
uy-
nor.
are
camped.
The
three
start
ed
out
to
bring
the
lost
youtns
lo
Zeballos
wheie
u
mission
boat
wa
waitinir
lo
rush
them
to
the
nearest
hosnita
lor
treatment.
They
will
recover
from
their
ex
penence.
PREMIER
IS
IN
OTTAWA
Yukon
Annexation
Onc
of
Subjects
to
be
Taken
up
at
Utiawa
Premier
Pattullo
.
OTTAWA.
Oct.
5:
CP)
I"
..J.IU1
in.
i
SCUSS1I1K
lua-.icia
111
nnrnp
before
the
forth
coming
Dominion-provincial
rela.
Hons
commission
sessions.
Pre
...tor
T
I).
TaltUllO
Ol
uriua.
Columbia,
who
arrived
in
Ottawa
-j..
aki
un
wiui
vn
eral
government
the
proposal
tha
HriHali
Columbia
wikc
uv
-
v..i,.,
Tprr
lory.
11
was
anuuuii
ced
Saturday
that
the
Domin
o
to
uiscuss
u.
prepared
was
now
suujwv.
t..ia
r...,
I'HlMlllll
U1BO
uimtw
,roin
...-,.
,
rj.
over
that
via
"
-
y."
I
mo
i
nton.
It
is
comenuiu
"
-";:
tmtirlrni
:
!Ui
Vancouver
route
i
i
miles
shorter.
'
""
.
..11.
.11..
mnl
MnnkPtl,
VICTORIA
o
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
(8
AM.)
High
.....
2:06
a.m.
20.3
It.
prince
Rupert
Clear,
northeast
14:03
p.m.
21.7
ft.
fm.r
miles
Der
hour;
barom-
Jv
Low
8:08
a.m.
5.5
ft.
i
eter
30.28;
temperature,
47;
slight
20:40
pjn.
3.0
ft.
sea.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
OCTOBER
5,
1937.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
1
Of
Legislature
Is
Arrested
B.
C.
CHINESE
AID
NATIVE
WAR
CHEST
Canadian
headquarters
of
the
"National
Salvation
Fund"
being
raised
by
Chinese
throughout
the
Dominion
presents
a
busy
scene
at
Vancouver
as
contributions
roll
in
from
all
principal
Canadian
cities.
In
the
upper
photograph
of
the
above
layout,
a
Chinese
clerk
is
shown
making
changes
in
the
reports'
posted
on
the
walls
of
the
office.
Below,
clerks
translate
news
dispatches
from
English
to
Chinese.
It
is
expected
that
a
half
million
dollars
in
Chinese
funds
will
be
raised.
In
gold
this
will
amount
lo
about
$175,000.
'ARALYSIS
TH0RLAND
INCREASES
OFF
HOME
List
of
Cases
in
British
Columbia
Bottom
Netting
for
Halibut
Rc-
Mounts
to
Six
In
Armstrong
ported
Unsuccessful
and
Salmon
Arm
LONDON,
Oct.
5
The
Norwegian
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
5:
(CP)
The
steamer
Thoriana,
which
has
been
list
of
known
mianiiie
paralysis
operating
in
ureeniana
ana
ice-
cases
In
British
Columbia
has
land
waters
during
the
past
sea-
mounted
to
six
with
one
reported
son
as
a
mother
ship
for
deep
sea
In
Salmon
Arm
and
another
in.
fishing,
is
about
to
return
to
Eng-
Armstrong.
Five
,new
cases
nave
land.
Use
of
bottom
nets
lor
nai-
been
reported
in
Medicine
Hat,
Al-1
ibut
fishing
which
was
experiment-berta.
There
have
been
over
two
cd
with
from
the
Thorland
Is
re-
thousand
In
Ontario
since
the
cp-
ported
to
have
been
a
failure.
ldcmlc
commenced.
For
the
first
The
Thorland
Is
the
vessel
whlcn
da
v
In
a
month
and
a
half
no
new!
was
to
have
gone
to
the
Pacific
cases
were
reported
In
Winnipeg
i
Coast
this
year
to
engage
In
this
Saturday.
Trades
Union
Act
Is
Planned
Victoria
Trades
and
I.abdr
Council
Moves
to
Hold
Conference
in
Capital
City
Next
Week
VICTORIA,
Oct,
5.
(CP,
The
Victoria
District
Trades
and
Labor
Council
is
calling
a
conference
of
representatives
of
British
Columbia
trade
unions
hero
on
October
11
and
12
to
consider
the
poflslbyitfes
of
a
new
trades
union
net
for
the
province.
State
Health
Board
of
I
Vancouver
from
the
,
t,,.,Ip
n
brief
pointing
out
me
uiouiuuvv
-
vantages
ol
a
uire
'""
Vonrnnver
lo
me
Being
Talked
SASKATOON,
Oct.
5:
(CI
The
Saskatchewan
State
Hospital
ami
Medical
League.
In
conven-
Tremor
i
-
7
Xo'll
here,
will
discuss
stale
medl
ounce
on
thfl
New
York
met-
ik
Mn
"nu
"
..,.1
Mm
bnsi.italiTiation
service.
market
today,
'
Cablmt
today.
type
of
fishing
but
which
was
dl
I
verted
to
other
waters
after
rep-
j
rcsentatlons
had
been
made
against
I
her
use
by
the
Canadian
and
Brlt-
lsh
Columbia
governments.
CHOOSING
SHED
SITE
Naval
Tender
Here
and
Directoi
f
Engineering
Coming
The
naval
tender
Narsapur
brhg-lng
north
a
number
of
engineers
from
Esqulmalt
under
Major
Stone
is
In
port
in
connection
with
de-
fense
work.
Colonel
Schmcdlln
is
expected
to
iirrive
on
tonight's
train
and
It
Is
understood
that
they
will
choose
the
site
for
the
new
drill
shed
which
Is
tq
house
the
six-Inch
gun
that
,
Is
to
be
mounted
here.
r
The
matter
of
site
for
the
gun
has
been
under
consideration
for
some
time
and
the
final
decision,
It
is
understood,
rests
with
Colonel
Schmedlln
who
ts
director
of
en
gineering
fervlces
for
the
depart
ment
of
national
defense.
LOYALISTS
!
DEFECTING
Spanish
Rebels
Are
Aided
By'
Trouble
Within
Banks
of
Government
Forces
Italians
Active
orable.
Mussolini
.and
Hitler
MANCHESTER,
Oct.
5:
(CP)
The
Manchester
Ouardlan
charged
that
Premier
Mussolini
of
Italy
and
Chancellor
Hitler
of
Germany
'are
preparing
to
assist
a
last
big
offensive
by
the
Spanish
Insurgents
,
against
the
capital
city
of
Madrid.
Weather
Forecast
(Purnish.d
throuzh
th
courtesy
of
ih
Dominion
MHeoroloelcal
Bureau
at
I
Alberta
Member
Is
Faced
With
Serious
Charges
In
Complaint
Duce's
son
Personally
.Leading
Counselling:
Murder
and
Seditious
Defamatory
Libel
Aerial
Bombing
Squadron
for
Insurgents
ROME,
Oct.
3:
(CP)
Fascist
aviation
circles
disclosed
toda.j
that
Bruno
Mussolini,
twenty-yearold
son
of
Premier
Benito
Mussolini,
accompanied
by
the
flower
of
Italy's
bombardment
aviation,
is
in
active
service
as
a
pilot
for
Spanish
insurgents.
Young
Mussolini
and
twenty-three
bombers,
which
accompanied
him
to
Spain,
are
believed
to
have
made
the
first
air
raid
on
Valencia.
H
END
A
YE,
Franco-Spanish
Frontier,
Oct.
5:
Defectloas
in
the
loyalist
forces
are
said
to
be
aiding
the
Insurgents
In
their
campaign
against
the
government
In
Northern
Spain.
General
Francls-
Among
Allegations
made
against
Socred
Bail
t
Eight
Lives
rn
Franco
Insurgent
rnmmandpr-
WRANGEL.
Oct.
5'.
in
Sum
of
$5000
Allowed
EDMONTON,
Oct.
5:
(CP)-Joseph
H.
Unwin,
government
whip
In
the
Alberta
Legislature,
was
arrested
today
on
a
charge
of
defamatory
libel
and
reserved
his
plea
when
arraigned
in
police
court
on
a
charge
of
counselling
murder,
seditious
libel
and
defamatory
libel,
knowing
it
to
be
false.
The
charges
were
laid
on
information
and1
Feared
Lost
Off
Alaska
I
(CP)
CLAIM
MADE
FOR
RECORD
Russian
Dirigible
Said
to
Have
Set
New
Mark
for
Sustained
Flight
Victoria
and
Prince
Rupert.
Thla
foie-'
MOSCOW,
Oct.
5:
(CP)
Claim
Is
complain
or
senator
w.
A.uries-bach.
Unwln
was
allowed
ball
In
the
sum
of
$5000.
Using
a
warrant
Issued
by
Magistrate
Gibson,"
detectives
took
the
Social
Credit
member
for
Edson
into
custody
at
his
home.
The
charges
were
laid
in
connection
with
tne
publication
of
allegedly
libellous
statements
contained
In
an
anonymous
leaflet,
copies
of
which
were
alleged
to
have
been
distributed
in
i.oV,if
-,woH
a
now
ar,H
rio.
The
selnboat
Linnett.
with
the
Legislature
last
week.
IT!
The
po
termlned
drive
upon
Gljon.
last
eight
members
of
her
crew,
Is
Uce
confiscated
2400
copies
of
the
loyalist
stronghold
on
the
northern
feared
lost
outside
of
Baranoff
same
leaflet
when
they
visited
Al-coast,
with
a
view
to
its
capture
be-
Island.
The
coastguard
cutter
berta
Social
Credit
League
head-fore
weather
becomes
more
unfav-
Cyane
and
other
searching
1
quarters
office
Saturday.
vessels
have
found
wreckage.
1
-
:
-"
ONMARCH
Special
Precautions
Were
Observed
in
London
on
Sunday
During
Mosley
Demonstration
LONDON.
Oct.
5:
(CP)
The
most
severe
sentence
meted
out
In
London
police
courts
yesterday
follow
ing
the
Fascist
demonstration
on
Sunday
was
that
received
by
Rich
ard
Robblns
who
will
serve
live
!.
-
.
morio
h
ho
Puss
an
alrshln
DB
or
a
i
i
,,b
tu,a.
ken
at
s
a
m.
uraay
ana
cover
vne
ou
-
munins
lor
iiav
1&
aui.it
mv
hour
period
ending
5
p.m.
tomorrow).
new
recorri
f0r
sustained
flight
for
Blackslxlrts
during
their
parade.
.
.
....
jMniuu.
Tha
.fir
ic
pmimpn
r.n
Ceneral
Synopsis
A
disturu-,
"b"'-
..,7
.
I
fho
Ouppn
have
been
In
continuous
mgnt
iox
rv,orintP9
fmm
thp
west.
Fog
120
hours.
The
previous
record
was
ureviiiU
on
the
southern
coast,
by
the
German
dirigible
Oraf
Zep-
Late
frosts
have
occun-ed
in
thelPelinln
1935.
interior.
'
Prince
Ru
pert
fresh
east
to
southeast
winds,
fair
today,
i
showery
tonight
with
st'ongl
1
southerly
winds
i.
n.la
on
,
Wednesday.
tl'nf
nnuriat
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
-4
Fresh
to
strong
southeast
wind,
showers
tonight
and
Wednesday.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
IslandLight
to
moderate
winds,
shifting
to
southeast.
Fair
today
and
becoming
unsettled.
President
Now
Returning
East
Todays
Weather
(Qovernmoiit
"Iegraj;i)
Terrace
Cloudy,
cahn,
temper
ature,
40.
Alyahsh
Coludy.
calm,
40.
Alice
Arm
Cloudy,
calm,
42.
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm,
42.
Stewart
Cloudy,
calm,
40.
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm,
34.
Smlthers
Cloudy,
calm,
31.
Burns
Lake
Cloudy,
calm,
33.
All
London
police
leaves
were
cancelled
and
2500
bobbies
were
as
signed
to
special
duty
on
the
streets
during
the
march
in
East
London.
In
fear
of
violence,
some
shopkeepers
boarded
up
their
windows
and
barricaded
their
doors.
i
Iliac
wtuib
wv-rf,
,
...
barometer.
30.28.
crn
flier,
who
was
co-pilot
with.
i
Vancouver
Cloudy,
calm;
bar-
Herbert
Hollick-Kenyon
in
the
ometer,
30.24.
recent
search
expedition
of
Sir
.
.
....v..i
t.,
r.pnriro
Hubert
Wi
kins
for
the
victoria
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Another
Search
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For
Russ.
Fliers
Al
Cheeseman
of
Tort
Arthur
on
Way
From
New
York
to
Arctic
PORT
ARTHUR,
Oct.
5:
(CP)
-Al
Cheeseman.
veteran
north-
in
the
Arctic
regions,
is
here
on
his
Roosevelt
Tasses
Through
Spokane
Alert
BayDcnse
fog.
calm;
bar-
way
north
to
Institute
another
and
Helena
on
His
Way
Back
ometer
30,0.
temperature.
39;
sea
aerial
search.
Cheeseman
arrived
to
Washington
snooth.
"
'
Bull
Harbor
Dense
fog,
calm;
'
GRAND
FORKS,
N.
D..
Oct.
5
barometer.
30.20;
temperature,
40;
,i
I.-.
i.
Wualilturtr.n
sea
Smooth.
Sllow
ng
his
P
o
the
Pacific
.
Dead
Tree
Point-Overcast,
calm;
Northwest
and
British
Columbia,
barometer,
30.22;
temperature.
56;
President
Franklyn
D.
Roosevelt
sea
smooth.
n9p,l
flirouirh
here
Monday,
ungara
i-iu-u.
,..
.
....
l
f-l
1..
n.ln4
i
oiro
nrnwtia
irrppted
tne
cniri
pvpfiitivp
as
his
special
train
passed.
The
mayor
of
Winnipeg
came
here
to
meet
tne
rresiaent
and
present
him
with
a
key
to
the
city.
Mr.
Roosevelt
expressed
the
hope
he
would
be
able
to
vis
it
that
part
of
Canaaa
oeiore
long.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER.
Oct.5
(CP)
Wheat
was
quoted
at
$l.34:4
on
the
Vancouver
market
yesterday.
hree
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.10;
temperature,
50;
sea
smooth.
Triple
Island
Overcast,
easterly
wind,
three
miles
per
hour;
sea
'
'
smooth.
Halibut
Sales
at
Port
Arthur
irom
fNew
ior
where
he
had
been
with
Wilkins.
RELIEF
IS
LOWER
NOW
Considerably
Less
Paid
This
Year
In
September
In
Comparison
With
Year
Ago
Direct
relief
paid
out
from
the
City
Hall
here
this
September
tot
alled
$1998.60
as
compared
wiui
$2651
In
the
same
month
last
year.
The
city's
share
of
this
for
the
-nil
JC
r,.Un
month,
lust
enaea
was
Western
Fisher,
17,000,
at
10c
and
against
$473.19
a
year
ago,
leaving
6c,
Cold
Storage.
balances
of
$1644.15
and
$217781
Oulvlk.
21.000
at
12.1c
and
6c
respectively
taken
care
of
by
tha
Atlln.
governments.