OPPOSITION
S.S17
Die
As
?esuli
,
...
1
t
A
1
Form"
Attorney
ucncrai
m
;u
btrta
Deserts
Social
credit
In
Legislative
Chamber
i
anaua.
uiuumiv"
......
;3r
premier
ADernurm
cmnuuu
.
i
.
.1
.
u
tJ..ni-n
Tin
CldUIid
Mia
iiiv..t...p
memuci
v
not
quauiisa
w
acv
hiwihcj
;tneral.
The
special
session
or
the
legis
lature
oDened
today
with
the
rcad
int
of
the
3pecch
from
the
Throne
lal
credit
'.egisiauon
arc
iu
uc
yuw
tnrougn
ana
uic
scwuh
u
uui.
v-
wcttd
to
list
more
man
uwee
w
lour
(lays.
No
Interference
Dlmatches
from
Ottawa
Indicate
iiihP
nnir.bilon
eovernineni
does
.
.
.
l
1-
1..
1
......
with
1A
B
uutrim
i
uhvuhi.
......
0rctI5-m-COUIH.il
JJitKCU
u
nun
government
um
..
.
.
-
.
f
spM
to
prevent
me
v
so:ui
ureau
icmtiaiiun
i""
Wilkins
Was
Forced
Down
:ii
ami.
ihe
.
uepanmeniu
pi
jukc
LoM
Way
in
Mist
Yesterday
And
,
landed
on
I"'
Northeast
I
yesterday
and,
Instead,
landed
or.
lake
t'fty
miles
northeast
of
Winnipeg.
They
had
taken
ofl
iesterday
from
Fort
Chippewnyr.
'n
Northern
Alberta.
Premier
Mussolini
Is
Visiting
Germany
Official
Welcome
Will
Take
Place
At
Munich
Tomorrow
With
Ilig
Show
In
Herlln
On
Monday
IlKIU.tN,
Sept.
24:
Premier
Benito
Mussolini
of
Italy
will
uc
formally
welcomed
u,
Germany
al
Munich
tomorrow.
On
Monday
the
l
PAnnprtloti
fr,,h
the
visit
of
11
Duce
will
take
t,lace
in
Ilerlin,
STOPS
NOISY
FUNEHAL
SII(iifi.Mt
i.'...-
n.,t
I'.l:
(CP)
rtev,
J.
,1'
G.
Glossop.
of-
iiciaung
at
the
funeral
of
Mr3
J-ouIsa
Mlriter
and
her
son,
Ar
jnur,
asked
that
"parents
keel
jl'cir
children
quiet
or
else
kind
7
leave
the
church
grounds."
ui
yy
est
v
ancouver
Auto
omasn
VANnOIIVF.R
Sptifnmti
UOfo'JtiBtnnf
r
killorl
n
frnxfV
itmr.
nU!nnl1
i.
i'iinl
EDMONTON,
Sept
24.
(CP)
-
,
fatiiv
nfi
f;ftK
epr;miQiv
v,nrt
in
n
MAY
ACT
IN
SPAIN
LONDON
Great
Britain
is
ready
to
discuss
with
France
and
Italy
the
problem
of
Intervention
In
the
Spanish
civil
war.
This
decision
follows
upon
Italy's
ap-irent
willingness
to
ban
further
volunteer
enlistments
in
the
Spanish
insurgent
army.
CENTENARIAN
DIES
VANCOUVER
Mrs.
Janet
Jamieson.
ated
100,
died
here
yesterday.
She
was
born
in
Scotland
and
had
lived
twenty-five
years
in
Vancouver.
JAPS
ARE
4CCUSED
at
Ottawa
intimated
yesterday
that
....
inIlsnlo
hv
Soviet
For
...
j...
I
rjnlnf.
cr
mrV
...
.
r
1....1...4......
iaj
person
Ht4iiuu
uvuij
y
...-v
met
any
of
the
acts
to
the
courts
to:
rff.rfte
ft1
to
thlr
villdlty.
Halt
a
dozen
oil
companies
In
the
Turner
Valley
have
transferred
their
bank
accounts
from
Calgary
to
Vancouver,
Issuing
their
checks
from
the
coast
city.
This
action
In-i(tnT
Arts
of
SabotHl
On
Eastern
Siberian
Railroad
-MOSrOW,
Sept.
21:
The
So-vie!
government
yesterday
officially
charged
Japan
wit'i
Ino'.t
lug
sabotage
on
the
Eastern
Si
har
been
taken
agalns.1
the
possl-
l)CrIan
ja;iWiiy.
Two
liundrel
blllty
of
enforcement
of
Social
tWtjve
person9
inve
been
exct
voivlng
Alberta
bank
branches.
PRESIDENT
Ctllt
iaf
f
for
acts
-i
sabol
ige
on
the
railway,
it
is
ail
nounced.
IS
ON
WAY
!
Of
Winnipeg
All
llevehing
Warm
Welcome
WJKMj'EG,
Sept.
24:
-
Ou,
Along
To
Speak
At
their
way
back
to
New
York
af
tei
,
Cheyenne
their
unsuccessful
search
flight
i
in
Arctic
regions
for
the
missing)
jjj.jTON,
Iowa,
Sep.
'21:
-Soviet
transpolar
fliers,
Sir
Hu
!p
adent
Krankiin
1.
lt'o.sev.il
Jrt
Wilkins
anH
his
pilot
1
cr-
,ef,
)re
yc8tarday
h.
Wt
Holllck-Kenyon,
missed
Lac
f1
'courW
of'h.?
journey
to
the
lu
Bonnet
In
the
misty
weathei
.
.
.
j
with
Mr.
Jtoose-
;..n
i,i..n-pd
nn
the
iear-tr"
platform
of
his
special
tram
io
receive
a
great
reception.
Warm
VwltOM"-3
'
i..
m,
Middle
Wes
when.
the
chief
executive
paused.
The
President
will
make
nis
ursi
speech
at
Cheyenne,
Wyoming.
HA
It
SILVER
vim-
YORK:
(CP)
Bar
U-
Iver
was
unchanged
at
44c
P"
!!
...n.nn
tha
Mew
York
mct-
al
market
today.
Atlin
Town
Is
Coldest
Place
In
British
Columbia
Atlin
was
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
(t
AM.)
She
High
4:20
a.m.
18.6
f.t
prince
Rupert
'Overcast,
light
16:15
p.m.
20.7
ft.
rain,
southerly
wind,
five
miles
per
Low
10:12
am.
7.1
ft.
barometer,
3025
(falling).;
hour;
23:11
pjn.
4.0
ft.
mneraturi.
48:
sea,
smooth.
NORTHERN
AND
GENTRALpRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
tfl
VU.
XAVi..
iw.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
SEPTEMBER
24,
1937.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
utMess
War
ftVINft
TftHree
Women
Instantly
Killed
Former
Attorney
uenerai
oouu
-y
.v.v
-
HugUi
yesterday
requested
his
seat
automobile
accident
on
the
steep
hill
of
Highland
Drive
m
the
Alberta
Legislature,
opening
in
tapuano
J.......W
Estates
UUVM.VU
oi
IS.
tne
brutish
UllWlkJil
X
facitic
ftwtXAW
Properties
.
lUjJl
Vl.l
on
1
-
II.A
Cn.lnl
TT
If
1
,
.
v
w
.
H
-----
:
.
..
.
.
the
UDDOSluuu.
nub"'!
,
wfco-
crlbes
tne
present.
auiiiuii"u
AS
Uil
.
T
.
.
tile
ever
Known
m
uw.
uiawjijr
ui
Hollyburn
Ridge
at
West
Vancouver
late
yesterday
af
BULLETINS
bury
of
Perth,
Ontario;
her
sister,
Mrs.
J.
W.
Hogg,
8620
French
Street,
Vancouver,
and
Mrs.
Robert
Bc-Beth
of
Los
Angeles,
a
cousin.
'Ml??:
Lillian
Oraham
of
Los
Angeles
Mrs.
McBeth's
sister,
who
was
driving
the
car,
was
probably
fatally
Injured.
Mrs.
F.
A.
Cleland
of
Vancouver,
dstcr
of
Mrs.
Hogc;
and
Mrs.
Thorn-bury,
received
minor
Inlurie.
She
crawled
out
of
the
wreck
to
the
roadway
and
summoned
aid
from
passe
rsby.
The
two
injured
women
are
In
North
Vancouver
Hosnltal.
Young
Mussolini
Visits
America
To
Hhulv
Moving
Picture
McthoJs
Prprnutions
Taken
Against
Anti-Fascist
Demonstrations
NEW
YORK.
September
21:
-ViUnr'a
Mussolini,
second
son
of
Premier
Benito
Mussolini
of
Italy,
arrived
in
New
York
yes-ter'ay.
He
was
taken
from
the
to
nt
immitrration
aud
Goes
Uncle
Samxrieady
to
I'ay
$50
To
Sallora
Going
Through
Oriental
nVar
Zone
WASHINGTON,
D.
C,
Sept
24:
The
National
Maritime
Commission
Jasti
night
approved
a
bonus
of
-'50
for
members
ol
crews
of
j6vernment-owne!l
ships
passini?
through
waters
of
the
,kh
the
fi
nrnm.n
ni
nt.
SincJapanege
war
zone,
'the
Na-
of
control,
bolted
down
the
steep
ona
MarjUme
Union
affiliHte
grade
and
turned
over
four
times,
of
the
Urnm
ttee
on
Industrial
R,m.,Bi
unm.
Organizalionrf
had
demanded
a
$250
bonus.
ARRESTS
IN
FOR
STEAL
I?
Two
Men
Taken
in
N-
rthern
r
ts)
Clinibl
hv
Provincial
Police
Officers
i
VICTOI!IA,
Sept..
21:
Accord
'njt
to
wprcf
itHieived
at
jrovln
cil
po'ice
ivendqitfrtcrs
her"
ar-est
has
been
ma'Jft
in
N'jrlhe.i.
The
two
groups
ot
women
.
reiawa
It
b
Screcant.
E
as
cousins,
had
Rathered
In
Van-
ro.
,
..,,.
r.
aV
nf
p.;,.,..
couver
for
a
reunion.
Mrs
Thorn-
(
offit.ei..
0r
Uyt
bury
had
attended
the
wedding
of
a
r
hnfl
lxU
her
son
in
Victoria,
the
couple
be-
f
for
ibo
.
n.irtl.,ai..s
participants
,
In
a
T-ZS)W
S3i
yy.
lng
now
at
Port
Albernl.
on
tneir
honeymoon.
t
fur
robbery
fypm
the
Hudson
P.aj
Co.'s
post
at
rprt
Nelson
in
August
1035.
$
,
TWuearxlliok.).'nev;lif,
recently
following
Ihc
discovery
of
a
cache
containing
a
large
quantity
of
the
stolen
furs.
NEGRO
TO
BE
HANGED
Death
Sentence
Imposed
Upon
Kingston
Convict
for
Murdei
Of
Guard
whisked
awBy
uner
pol.c-
gui.'l
K1N-GST0K
0at
Sept.
24:-t
reclus.on.
Anll-F
c,Sl
?ro
'."
Cliester
Crossley,
negro
convict,
strations
were
feared
should
lie
yesterday
sentenced
to
hang
hpvo
appeared
n
pubhc
December
11
following
h'
Young
M-.ssnlin!
is
in
Am-rij
Df
murder
o
learn
moving
p-cture
meti-ods
,ipntpntiarv
suard
on
July
,f
Mii..
country.
Hal
Koach,
wc
nown
Hollywood
producer,
.will!
work
with
him.
Halibut
Sales
Slin"Trv
ATT'TVnn
.t
04.000
tiounds,
9.4'-
and
7c
to
lO.c
and
7c.
Canadian
Nne.
American
A
tint-tic
32,000,
Cold
Storage,
(1
An
and
7c.
7c.
Arctic,
33,000,
Pacific,
9.9c
and
A.....isl:i
in.ooo..
liOOtll.
10.2t
on.l
7p.
.
Excel,
24,000,
Atlin,
10.3c
and
7c.
"IRON
LUNG"
IS
DONATED
PuNlc-snirlted
Vancouver
Citizen
Purrhnscs
Equipment
For
Vancouver
Hospital
VANCOUVER;
Sept.
24
!
A
public-spirited
citizen,
whose
id-eti'Hy
is
not
revealed
for
publication,
has
donated
an
"iron
lung"
to
'the
Vancouver
General
Hospital
for
tir'c
i
in
the
event
of
tbp
coldest
nn
outbreak
of
infnntile
paraly
lpr.
sin
here.
This
special
type
ot
res-
SS
which
costs
900,
ha.
uSher
reports.
Thero
was
a
been
ordered
from
Boston
and
Is
reading,
i,J
there
there
Pt
of
..
23"
above
-
or
!
oxrfected
.
.
.
to
arrive
..
.
In
about
nfan,fe
ten
of
Irost.
uig'H
it
-,
-
v..
.)pirres
Z
J,
been
general
throughout
p-nlvrl9
In
Vancouver,
health
the
interior
of
the;
province.
Minorities
announce.
BIG
NAVY
AND
ARMY
American
I-egion
Urges
Great
In
crease
In
Uncle
Sams
forces
Next
Convention
in
Los
Angeles
NEW
YOUK,
Sept.
.4:
After
passing
resolutions
urging
the
United
State
to
equip
itself
with
the
largest
navy
in
the
world
and
to
greatly
Increase
Its
regular
army,
the
nineteenth
convent'on
of
the
American
Legion
concluded
here
yesterday,
j
Stanley
Doherty
of
Boston
was
I
"Wed
national
commander
while
Mrs.-
Norton
Douglas
of
S"Ule
was
chosen
president
of
the
Vo-
men's
Auxiliary,
Mrs.
Douglas
13
the
wife
of
a
King
County
judge.
lxa
Angeles
was
chosen
as
the!
1938
convention
city.
Wire
Messengers
In
Seattle
Are-Talking
Strike
I
SEATTLE,
Sept.
24
:
One
hun
dred
and
sixteen
telegraph
mes
sengers
in
Seattle
are
threatening
to
go
on
strike
for
higher
pay:
An
Increase
of
3c
per
hour
has
been
offered
and
rejected
but
negotiations'
are
continuing.
On
Furiously
BONUS
IS
:
Next
Thursday
:
SENATOR
NO
MERCY
APPROVED:
Half
Holiday
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Vancouver
B.
C.
Nickel,
.11.
Big
Missouri,
,42.
bi-dloi
lie,
.4U.
li.
it.
Lou.,
.03l2.
Aztec,
.0C.
Cariboo
Wuaitz,
l.'47.
i.tn.uiiu,
.ii.
'Duhwcii,
.y2Vi-
wOlcoii'la,
.0l.
"Minto,
.10.
i
aiivivw
Amalg.,
.05.
Noble
Five,
.04?i.f
Pend
greilie,
2.65.
.
Pioneer,
3.25.
Porter
Idaho,
,.01,
Premier.2.0JVil
-T.5ever
"Mebonald,".
60)
Reno,
.75.
Ilelief
Arlington,
.16.
Reward,
,06',2
Hedley
Amalg.,
.06.
Premier
Border,
.Ol1--.
Silbak
Premier,
1.65.
Congress.
.02.
Home
Gold,
.01-fi.
Grandview,
.14V2.
Quatsino
Copper,
.01.
Quesnelle
Quartz,
.08.'
Whitewater,,
.09'2.
'
;
oils
;
A.
IV
Con.,,.
29.
"f
.
Calmbnt,
.35.
.
.
y"
C.
&
E.,
1.66.
Freehold,
.06.
,t(
Ilargal,
.20.
McDougal
Segur,
.15.
Mercury,
.22(
J
,
Okalta,
.87.
Home
Oil,
1.19.
United,
.15.
.
Toronto
Bealtie,
1.02.
Central
Patricia,
2.01.
Gods
Lake,
.48.
Lee
Gold.
.02Vi.
Little
Long
Lac.
4.55.
McKenzie
Red
Like,
1.01.
Pickle
Crow,
4.65.
Red
Lake
Gold
Shore,
.26.
San
Antonio,
10,
Sherritt
Gordon.
1.73.
'nltt'rs
Gold.
.OUfc.v
McLeod
Cockshutt,
1.25.
Oklend,
.12.
Mosher.
.13.
Gilbec,
.01
M:.
Mudsen
Red
Lake,
.55.
Stadacona,
.75.
Frontier
n"d
Lake,
.04.
Francoeur,
.35.
Manitoba
Eastern,
.02.
'SIbhcta
Porcupine,
1.60.
..i.o
i-i:.
Thompson
Cadillac,
.35.
Bailor.
.01
Mi.
BankfiVld,
.55.
East
Malartic,
.87.
Preston
East
Dome.
.75.
Hutchison
Lake,
.10.
Dawson
White,
.09.
Ralah
Red
Lake,
.04.
Aldermac,:
.71.
Kerr
Addison,
1.80.
Uchl
Gold.
.70.
Martin
Bird,
.33.
I
For
Children
Tm:
VICTORIA.
Sept..
24:
(CP)-
CHARGED!
IS
SHOWN
of
Information
Against
Japanese
Continue
Air
Raids
of
Hance
J.
Logan
in
Connection
With
Reparations
Claim
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
yester-
OTTAWA.
Sent.
24:
(CP)
Sen-
day
ordered
a
school
half
holi-
ator
Hance
J.
Logan
of
Parrsboro,
scnooi
scno'n
cnuartn
cuuuitu
mm
imu
uc
ue
gnwi
t
xur
ior
ucimuum
aeirauaing
nic
vnc
icpattwui"
t
sum
of
$71,276.72,
the
property
of
His
Majesty
the
King
In
the
right
of
the
Dominion
of
Canada,
with
Intent
to
defraud."
Senator
Logan
acted
as
counsel
for
Hatfield
in
his
application
for
reparations
for
the
loss
of
hia
schooner
In
1915.
SAFETY
IS
I
QUESTIONED
cated
in
Atlantic
I
hp
Azores.
The
captain
of
the
British
tanker
Amastra,
which
was
said
to
have
reported
sight-.
)r,
tho
F.ndeavour
I
yesterdpy,
wirelessed
last
night
denying
any
such
report.
He
had
neither
seen
or
heard
of
the
missing
yacht.
STUDY
BY
NEWSPAPER
Plfn-i
Being
Considered
by
Tor-or
to
Authorities
In
View
Of
Infantile
Paralysis
Epidemic
TORONT.
Sent.
24:
With
anhnM.
nf
Hip
citv
remaining
count
of
the
infantile
paralysis
epidem'c,
the
Toronto
Board
of
Education
is
consider
lng
a
plan
to
use
the
news
papers,
and
possibly
the
radio,
in
rnndnctinir
classes
for
school
Chinese
Cities
With
Thousands
of
Civilians
Being
Slaughtered
Hankow
Attacked
day
for
chlldrjn
throughout
Nova
Scotia,
arrested
formally
byj
British
Columbia
on
September
the
police
yesterday
on
a
warrant
Great
Britain
Considering
Drastic
30,
the
day
President
Frank-
based
on
information
by
George
Action
to
Stop
Conflict
lln
D.
Roosevelt
will
visit
Vic-
Beament,
associated
counsel
for
-
toila
for
a
few
hours
as
the
Captain
Freeman
Hatfield
who
guest
of
Lieutenant
Governor
earlier
In
the
day
was
sentenced
j
trie
W,
Hamber.
Victoria
to
eighteen
months
Imprisonment,
SHANGHAI,
Sept.
24:
Dealing
out
ruthless
death,
injury
and
destruction,
Japanese
alr-
.tua.v..-,
cra
continued
tneir
Domoing
of
seeing
the
t
commission
in
the
long-standing
the
opportunity
raids
over
a
wide
area
in
china
Persident.
tease
of
the
schooner
Gypsum
yesterday:
It
was
the
most
savage
Queen,
Is
alleged
in
tne
inrormaiion
i
to
have
"unlawfully
by
false
pre-J
tences
procured
to
be
delivered
by
j
the
Bank
of
Montreal
to
him
the,
air
attack
in
the
history
of
modern
warfare.
Three
thousand
persons
are
believed
to
have
been
killed
in
Canton,
whole
sections
of
which
city
were
reduced
to
ruins.
After
a
respite
of
one
day
owing
to
heavy
rains
in
the
'
Yapgste
Valley,
the
Nationalist
capital
city
of
Nanking
was
again
bombarded
with
an
estimated
one
thousand
killed.
It
is
now
computed
that
some
800,000
persons
have
fled
for
safety
from
Nanking
to
the
relative
safety
of
the
country,
Nine
Japanese
planes
today
bombed
Hankow
port,
killing
close
to
two
hundred,
persons
and
I
wounding
four
hundred.
The
1
I
A
J
Doubt
Cast
ast
Upon
Upon
Whether
Whether
or
Not
an
.
droppe1
Endeavour
avour
I
i
Has
"as
Been
uecn
i.o-
mm,h.j
ritv
.iitrirt
UVIUU9
Ull
VUT1WM
J
w.w-.-w--
'Tand
iwo
la
the
river
near
the
24.
CP)
-I
LONDON,
Sepl
announced
lo.
Doubt
was
cast
here
last
n
e
pao(lnffu
ch,ncsc
uron
the
authenticity
of
a
report
e,
ht
mlI
sou(n.
thatthe
m.ss.nsr
British
sailing
lum,
s,7p
Enavor
had
been
o-j
Sits
Chine'se
garrison
annihil-r-aied
In
the
Atlantic
Ocean
stv1
.
.
eral
hundred
miles
southwest
of
a,ed
WOULD
END
WAR
LONDON,
Sept.
24:
(CP)
Great
Britain,
it
was
reported
last
night,
was
considering
taking
drastic
action
to
put
an
end
to
the
Sino-Japanese
war.
Posibillty
v
of
invoking
the
terrrts
of
the
Washington
nine-power
treaty
guaranteeing
the
integrity
of
Chinese
territory
Is
mentioned,
k
Special
police
guards
had
to
be
called
out
last
night
to
protect
J
the
Japanese
embassy
in
London
s
after
angry
crowds
had
gathered
'
to
protest
against
the
warfare
in
China
shouting:
"Withdraw
your"
bombers.
Take
the
Japanese
mur-
derers
out
of
Chfna."
children
in
their
homes.
Such
a
VICTORIA,
Sept
24:
The
po-plan
is
already
in
operation
injice
are
asking
Victoria
citizens
Chicago.
I
for
all
possible
assistance
in
a
pi
There
is
no
definite
sign
of
an!prenenuing
the
slayer
of
elderly
end
of
the
epidemic
as
yet.
From
Mr8.
,
Smith
who
was
brutally
Transcona,
.Manuooa,
near
v"'-!Bssaulted
and
murdereu
in
a
a
nipeg,
came
word
yesterday
five
new
cases.
Robbed
Ptdiners
Who
Sheltered
Him:
Gets
Jail
UI
Victoria
Police
Seeking
All
Clues
Assistance
of
Public
In
Finding
Murderer
of
Elderly
Woman
Invited
cant
lot
on
Tuesday.
Any
person
having
any
possible
clues
have
been
invited
to
report
them
to
the
authorities
at
once.
Winnipeg
Gets
Fall
Of
Snow
-
Generally
Cool
Weather
Is
Con-
24:-
tlnulng
on
l'rainea
PRINCE
GEORGE.
Sept.
A
who
stole
SIQO
of
gold
man
WlNNII
wltjv,lpKri
EG(
Sept.
.
1
Half
Hair
from
four
placer
miners-down
Hie
Fr."er
-n-nch
of
wet
snow
fell
i
around
miles
River
about
forty
i
below
here
after
he
had
been
Winnipeg
yesterday
There
ws
rain
and
light
snow
In
Saskche-teneed
given
a
meal
and
bed
was
sen-
In
eighteen
months'
tm.
wan
with
generally
cool
weather
;
prlsonment
yesterday.
continuing
on
the
prairies.
A.
E.
Parlow,
district
forester,
I
WEATHER
FORECAST
will
sail
tonight
on
the
Prince
Mrs.
George
Eckerman
sailed
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Char-Charles
for
atrip
to
Moresby
Isl-
last
night
on
the'
Prince
George
lotte
Islands-Moderate
to
fresh
nd
logging
camps
on
official
for
a
trip
to
Tacoma
and
else-
easterly
and
southerly
winds,
un-buslness.
.,
.
..where
In
the
United
States.
setUed-and
cool
with
showers.