piincc
Rupert
Clear,
light
scu
hrast
wind;
barometer,
30.04;
temperature,
61;
sa
smooth.
air..
i.
Ahead
of
1933.
So
far
this
vinr
hnllHlncr
value
in
the
city
has
reached
a
total
of
M5.774
a:,
compared
with
$57,805
In
'he
first
eir,ht
months
of
1934.
This
year
s
value
Is
alrerdy
ahead
of
all
1933
when
the
tnhil
ue
n
177
tuciai
Li.Denu
candidate
ror
"auaimo
riams.
and.
In
the
ui
an
omtnoken
address.
.
"e
uennett
Government
a
laCK
Ol
Svmnn
i.
frr
ro.
nrriA
.
"
Tribunals
.wiici
t-RPir
rt'ary
Intn
.
1
1
I
Kuverrmmnr
i,
4
.
Buvcuimeni,
on
the
r
a
Darllnmnr,...
...
pas
es-
allv
i
"B
u,Dunais
person-
lnvstigatcd
all
applications
of
new
ew
Z
princlnlp
Ce1?Cn
Ior
Pensions
arid-4
nn-
ccxvice
men
Terrace
Girls
Have
Their
Legs
Broken
Misses
Lorna
Christy
and
Irene
Waite
Brought
Here
With
Painful
Injuries
Twn
vminir
ladle?
from
Terrace.
yesterday
afternoon
for
Ocean
Falls
on
a
campaign
visit.
Colonel
Cv
Peck
V.C.
Is
Out
In
SuDDort
of
Liberals
and
Is
Speaking
In
Their
Behalf
u
lUKlA.
Senteinhnr
a
uecausu
ui
i
kiicLL
it
VMrnmonr
rnn
mm
i
t'l.ui
iilu
uw"v.'
i---
ann
u
i
,
4-i-y-
mi
a
ir
should
be
given
the
benefit
of
tne
jKt"was
enacted
at
that
time.
expenditures
on
tlsh
government's
Mother
words,
said
the
colonel,
considered
the
rlbu-
Mr.
Bennett
too
Iivorao.e
w
.c-
nals
had
been
turned
men.
fluence
.of
Church
at
the
disposal
of
the
Ital
.
A.
lan
government
in
i
enorts
w
keep
the
peace.
At
the
League
of
Nations
council
meeting
this
week
to
deal
with
the
TtAln.Ethlonlan
crisis.
Italy
will
submit
that
Ethiopia
Is
unworthy
of
being
a
member
of
the
League,
had
im
miiltv
nt
t7nvr
trnff
Irkfncr.
was
iubt
u"v;
v
-
.
-
t.
,
of
itself
and
Incapable
mtajjttuic
I'l
juirim3
governing
,,
r
-
-
-
Miss
Lorna
Christy,
sister
of
Miss'
should
be
nuided
bv
Italy.
Ethel
Christy
of
thp
Prince
Rupert
industrial
Co
jcesslon
Citv
Hall
staff,
and
MLss
Irene
Waite
arrived
cn
fie
train
yester
day
afternoon
In
charge
of
Dr.
Stanley
Mills
and
Mrs.
N.
Sher
wood
and
were
taken
to
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
suffering
from
broken
thighs
and
other
Injuries
as
a
result
of
an
automobile
accident
on
the
Kalum
road
six
miles
from
Terrace
about
10
o'clock
Sunday
night.
The;'
were
riding
in
a
car
driven
by
Constable
Smiley
and
with
Jock
Sparkes
also
In
the
party
"when
the
car
went
over
the
side
and
rolled
over
several
times.
The
men
of
the
party
suffered
only
minor
Injuries
but
the
young
la
dies
were
seriously
injured.
C.
H.
Orme,
Conservative
candidate
for
Skeena
In
the
federal,
sailed
on
the
Prince
Rupert
LONDON,
September
3
A
my
riad
of
ramifications
has
loomed
as
a
result
of
the
reported
granting
by
Emperor
Haile
Selassie
of
Ethiopia
of
oil
and
other
natural
resources
in
some
half
of
Ethiopia's
entire
area.
Neither
the
Eritlsh
or
United
States
governments
were
able
to
confirm
the
deal.
From
New
York
name
the
denial
of
tne
standard
Oil
Co.
of
any
knowledge
of
the
deal.
From
Addis
Ababa
came
word
of
Emper6r
Hulle
Sela-ie's
claim
that
tha
deal
was
not
In
violation
of
the
treaty
between
Great
Britain,
France
and
Italy
respecting
Ethlo-
nla.
as
Menelech.
the
Emperor
at
that
time
In
1906,
had
not
signed
It.
The
Italian
government
Is
off!
daily
protesting
at
the
deal.
ADDIS
ABABA,
September
3
Emperor
Halle
Selassie
Is
endeavor
lngto
prevent
the
flight
of
thou
sands
of
his
subkets
from
Addis
Ahaba,
the
capital
of
Ethiopia.
He
threatens
to
punish
refugees
and
Instructs
all
subjects
to
remain
In
the
city
under
penalty
of
having
their
property
confiscated
If
they
leave;
They
are
In
no
danger
of
aerial
ibomblng,
the
Emperor
de
clares.
AUGUST
WEATHER
There
was
sunshine
In
Prince
Rupert
during
August
to
the
a-mount
of
110.4
hours
while
preclpl-
-
vvvuucu
Ul
iLO
tlULlUIia
111
llUiii.T
t)
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finns
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f
lin.ih
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to
support
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;
The
colonel
appeared
on
the
Uwhwv
"
'I
'
The
ncnslons
tribunals
made
a
MACKENZIE
KING
TO
.
ii..MtM
r
conscientious
ana
awwuunu
that
legislation
into
ef
fort
to
put
fect
but
their
work
was
nuimn-u
UJ
the
Bennett
government.
Colonel
Peck
quoted
from
corre-
S
wS
Mr
wu.
Bennett
was
reported
.
.
Rupert
will
recehe
a
visit
from
in
v-mcn
A
ttf
urtniim
T.vnn
Mac-
1
.
i
rr
m
s
Liidb
t
x-i.
iiuii.
r.i
orgotten
.that
kenrle
King.
Leader
of
the
Op-
fc6y
n
STSttnltoiwtooU.poilt
annaren
y
and
of
the
Liberal
rthe
pension
bin
01
l"'uaii
,
K
:
.
definite
nf)v
advice
ice
Is
ls
comparison
wiui
me
w
high
In
Party.
After
rprelvnd
that
the
former
Prime
.Minister
nf
Canada
is
coming,
.'a
theatre
meeting
will
be
ar-
-mm-
4
VISIT
THIS
CITY
IT
IS
NOW
ANTICIPATED
During
the
course
of
the
forthcoming
federal
election
'campaign,
It
Is
expected
rrince
t
PROVINCIAL
LIBRARY
VICTORIA,
Today's
Weather
She
Fremont,
14,000..
8.9c.
and
5.5c.
Atlin.
Canadian
Margaret
I..
22,000,
6.5c.
and
5.5c.
Cold
Storage.
White
Hope,
14,000,
6.4c.
and
5.5c,
Atlin.
Morris
II.,
10,000
6.1c.
and
5.5c,
Pacific
Atll,
4,000,
6c
pnd
5.5c,
Cold
Storage.
Bayvlew,
9,000,
6c.
and
5.5c,
Booth.
TUESDAY'S
SALES
Pa
nnrllfi
n
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
The
above
picture
showing
Italian
soldiers
removing
bodies
of
Itauan,
was
sent
out
from
Rome
as
one
of
the
reasor
Italy
Is
proce
.d.ng
aganst
Ethi.'ola.
The
Italians
were
killed
on
the
Plain
of
Modra,
in
Eritre.
Italian
terrlto
y.
by
Ethiopians,
according
to
the
Jtallan
explanat'on.
HaiibutArrivais
Notorious
Convict
is
SUMMARY
Monday
and
Tuesday
American
37.000
pounds
8.7c.
and
5.5c.
and
8.9c.
and
5.5c.
Canadian
75,900
pounds,
6c.
and
5.5c.
to
6.6c.
and
5.Cc.
MONDAY'S
SALES
Amprirnn
Slugged
By
Guard
as
He
Attempts
Getaway
Excel,
23,000,
8.7c.
and
5.5c.t
Ro-
His
Hanging:,
Scheduled
For
Friday
of
This
Week,
May
yal.
Be
Postponed
If
He
Has
Not
Regained
Consciousness
by
Then.
Aivnn
iishn
ft
nr.
-
nri'
s
s
Hnin
L
..
.
..77",...,
.....
Bagley
ls
stll!
urconsclous
and,
"
"
uuumine
in
Aioena
Lirciion
is
biiu
lihio.,
h
o
,
i
u..
e.u...
oiuiagt.
Continuinir.
i
tu
v.Anninn.
...in
u..
i
.
...
Margalice,
5,400,
Cold
Storage.
6.4c.
and
5.5c,
Olof
Hanson
Is
Received
Well
At
Mine
Camps
Thomas
Reid,
M.P.
for
New
who,
during
their
stay
here,
were
the
guests
of
Mrs.
.
Olof
Hanson.
Mr.
Reid
and
Mr.
Hanson
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Pachena
yesterday
morning,
accompanied
I
by
Alex
Prudhomme,
president
of
the
Skeena
District
Liberal
Assoc-
latlon.
from
a
trip
to
Anyox,
Alice
rm,
Stewart
and
Premier
at
all
;of
which
points
Mr.
Hanson
was
accorded
an
enthusiastic
reception.
Good
meetings
were
held
at
each
place
with
Mr.
Reid
as
the
principal
speaker.
SAN
QUENTIN,
Cal.,
September
3
(Canadian
Press)
William
Bagley,
notorious
45-year
old
convict,
slated
to
be
hanged
on
Friday,
was
in
the
prison
hospital
today
suffer
ing
from
a
fractured
skull
incurred
when
he
made
an
un
successful
attempt
to
escape
from
his
cell
in
the
"Siberia
Social
Credit
Fifty-Four
Seats
.
section
late
yesterday
I
Bagley
sawed
thne
bars
out
of
i
his
cell
and
used
one
of
them
to
slug
j
a
guard.
A
trusty
came
to
the
res-jcue
and
slugged
Bagley
over
the
ihead
with
a
bar.
.had
a
long
criminal
record
In
Brl-
i-i.MuwiuiN,
aepiemoer
o
an-
tlsh
Columbia
and
California
which
adlan
Press)-SoclP.l
Credit
repre-
flnaUy
culminated
in
the
imposl-sentation
in
the
new
Alberta
Leg-
Uon
of
the
death
scntence
after
he
islature
Jumped
definitely
to
fifty-
,had
kUled
a
guard
in
a
jall
break
xour
ai
ine
ween-tna
wun
we
ciec-
here,
tlon
of
William
Sharpe
In
Grand;
Prairie
and
James
Popll
In
Stur-J
geon.
Social
Credltcrs
are
leading
:
in
two
other
seats
with
the
prbba-j
bllity
that
they
will
have
fifty-six
RADIO
SHOP
BURNS
Extensive
damage
was
done
to
the
seats
in
the
next
House
wim
tne
shop
of
the
Sunerior
Radio
Service
.
4V.4
HI.
,
,
U.
t
II
1.
.
.
.
Westminster
In
the
last
federal
B-wuce
u"lue"
--"
mw
on
second
Avenue
by
fire
which
Parliament,
who
has
been
spend-
and
Conservatives,
probably
five
broke
out
at
1:45
yesterday
morning
the
past
week
in
this
riding
and
two
respectively.
ing,
the
cause
being
not
yet
defl-asslstlng
In
the
campaign
of
Olof
Bennett
Tn
Help.
nltely
ascertained.
The
flames
had
Hanson
for
re-election,
sailed
by
OTTAWA,
September
(Canadian
the
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
aft-
Press)
Assurance
that
a
good
hold
before
the
fire
depart-
Alberta
ment
was
called
by
a
passerby.
tcrnoon
on
his
return
south,
ac-
will
be
treated
fairly
by
the
federal
,
There
Is
some
Insurance.
Messrs.
companlcd
by
his,
two
daughters
,
government
was
given
Premier-
Bartlett
and
Insulander.
the
nro-
elect
William
Aberhart
by
Premier
I
prietors,
have
opened
up
again
for
R.
B.
Bennett
In
a
long
distance
'business
a
few
doors
east
on
the
telephone
conversion
today.
Ab-
same
street
erhart
Immediately
set
about
an
Investigation
to
ascertain
the
exact
financial
requirements
facing
him
and
will
advise
Ottawa.
QUEEN'S
FUNERAL
BRUSSELS,
Sept.
3.
(CP)
With
tio
Hit,,
tMncor
V
K
fl-wl
Uft
r...
'
UlrtpCU
ttUU
111
last
e'venlng's
train
for
Vanderhoof
S.
?1
enroute
to
the
Omlnec.
mining
the
funera(
"J-
k
I
I
r
,rJ;
,?
piace
lWs
afternoon,
Interment
v
Northern
Ventures
,
i
Limited
In
which.
u
being
made
In
the
roval
rrvnt
m
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
Low
4:37
ajn.
16.3
It.
16:36
p.m.
183
ft.
10:35
a.m.
8.2
It.
23:35
ipm.
6.6
It.
vxxiv
no-
203.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
TUESDAY,
SEPTEMBER
3,
1935!
price:
5
cents
POPE
'mORDS
ysfy
HIMSELF
FOR
PEACE
.
WILLIAM
dAuLlY
HAS
SKULL
FRACTURED
IN
JAIL
BREAK
Pontiff
Would
Place
Power
and
Influence
of
Catholic
Church
At
Disposal
of
Italian
Gov't.
R.
A.
STAPKLLS,
1
vj.
rs
lected,
by
:
.di
nt
ol
the
Canada
Automobile
Association
at
'
:::;aai
me
ting
held
In
Mr
SfapelLs
Is
;(
Tin
wcM-known
advertis-
r-nry
of
J
J.
Gibbons
Building
Coming
Back
in
Rupert
Vlue
So
Far
This
Year
Is
$35,771
Italy's
Case
To
Go
Before
Leafuc
This
WcekTWHI
Con-tend
Ethiopia
Unworthy
of
Membership
Concessions
Protested
ROME,
September
3
From
his
summer
retreat
at
Castle
Gandolfo
on
Sunday,
Pope
Pius
issued
a
message
making
a
plea
for
world
peace
in
the
face
of
the
present
international
crisis.
He
said
that
he
and
his
church
would
be
failing
in
their
duty
if
they
did
not
condemn
armed
warfare
and
urged
a
peaceful
settlement
of
the
crisis.
He
of-
ierea
wj
puu
me
iuji
aim
-
.
.
.
.
the
Roman
Catholic
Reason
For
Warfare,
Italy
Explains
GETS
FINE
RECEPTION
People
of
Ocean
Falls
Go
Strong
For
Olof
Hapson
Tom
Held
Heard
OCEAN
FALLS,
September
3
Olof
Hanson,
member
for
Skeena
In
the
last
federal
Parliament
and
a
candidate
for
rc-electlon,
was
a
visitor
here
for
three
days
at
the
first
of
last
week
and
received
a
rousing
reception,
auguring
well
for
the
support
he
will
receive
here
.
at
the
forthcoming
election.
Arriving
on
Sunday,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hanson
got
in
touch
with
a
large
number
of
the
residents.
On
Monday
evening
there
was
a
special
meeting
of
the
Liberal
executive
and
other
committees,
Mr.
Hanson
outlining
the
work
during
his
term
of
office
In
an
hour
and
a
half
speech.
On
Tuesday
afternoon
the
Ladles'
Liberal
AsvociRtlon
held
a
social
at
the
residence
of
the
president,
Mrs,
Thompson,
for
Mrs.
Hanson,
about
twenty-five
ladles
being
In
attendance.
A
great
crowd
was
at
the
boat
ou
Tuesday
night
to
welcome
Tom
Reid
of
New
Westminster.
A
piper
was.
present
and
a
biz
crowd
mar-
from
the
whajF
to
the
theatre
(ched
where
a
public
meeting
was
held
in
the
Interests
of
Mr.
Hanson.
J.
C.
Latham,
President
of
the
Liberal
Association,
was
in
the
chair
and,
after
a
few
opening
remarks,
introduced
Mr.
and
Mrs
Hanson,
Mrs.
Thompson
and
Mr.
Reid.
Mr.
Han
son
spoke
briefly,
announcing
that
the
present
visit
was
more
to
get
In
personal
contact
with
the
po-
ple
and
that
he
would
be
here
again
later
to
give
a
public
address.
Mr.
Reid,
the
speaker
of
the
even-
.ng,
discoursed
for
over
an
hour.
His
discussion
of
the
fourteen
blanks
of
the
Llbeml
platform
revived
a
splendid
hearing.
Despite
l.wo
other
meetings
the
same
night,
there
were
150
persons
present.
On
-he
return
to
the
boat,
the
party
vas
again
escorted
with
pipe
music.
KILLER
IS
ATLARGE
Theory
That
John
Lake
Killed
Himself
After
Shooting:
Emil
Perle
Now
Discounted
The
provincial
police
have
now
lust
about
given
up
the
suicide
theory
in
regard
to
John
Lake,
farmer
of
Colleymount
in
the
Francis
Lake
district,
who
made
his
getaway
into
the
bush
on
Monday
of
last
week
after
allegedly
shooting
Emll
Perle,
a
neighbor,
who
expired
a
few
hours
after
the
shooting.
It
Is
now
believed
that
Take
made
a
clean
getaway
and
oosslbly
may
have
found
his
way
northward
to
the
Canadian
National
Railway
line.
With
that
nossibility
In
view,
the
search
has
been
widened
from
the
Immediate
neighborhood
of
Colleymount
which
has
been
extensively
comb
ed
during
the
past
week
for
trace
of
Lake
but
without
success.
MANY
IN
HIGH
SCHOOL
No
less
than
266
pupils
presented
themselves
for
High
School
enrolment
with
the
reopening
of
the
school
term
today,
this
being
some
25
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are
expected
within
a
day
or
so.
Although
only
two
had
given
notice
in
advance,
nine
prsented
themselves
for
enrolment
In
Senior
Matriculation.
No
action
vet
he
ls
nterested.
.
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church
of
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nr
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rinv
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,
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.
has
cfurcV
Laeken.jbeen
taken
regarding
this
class.