Mrs.
Wallis
Simpson
in
Court
Dress
ARCHBISHOP
IN
CONFERENCE
LONDON,
Nov.
18:
The
Archbishop
of
Canterbury
was
reported
to
have
had
a
secret
meeting
yesterday
with
the
House
of
Lords
to
discuss
the
friendship
of
King
Edward
and
Mrs.
Wallis
Simpson.
White
no
official
Information
was
given
out,
It
was
understood
that
nothing
was
done
to
approve
or
disapprove
the
friendship.
(Though
never
formally
presented
at
court,
Mrs.
Wallis
Simpson,
American
society
woman
and
close
friend
of
King
Edward,
Is
well
known
in
court
circles
and
this
picture
shows
her
attired
In
court
dress.
Mrs.
Simpson
recently
divorced
her
second
husband,
Mr.
Ernest
Simpson,
In
London.)
Fishing
Trouble
at
Rivers
Inlet
During
Summer
is
Re-echoed;
X
Small
Fine
Imposed
Upon
Ori'crMan
While
Other
Is
Acquitted
in
County
Court
At
Vancouver.
(Canadian
Prru)
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
13:
Edward
Lloyd
Horn-
brook,
fisherman,
was
found
guilty
of
intimidation
during
the
fishermen's
strike
at
Rivers
Inlet
last
July,
and
fined
$50
in
County
Court
yesterday
by
Judge
J.
N.
Ellis.
Axel
Eric
Anderson,
charged
with
Hornbrook,
was
acquitted.
N.
U.
Johnson
alleged
tlv.it
Vin
urnc
fnivmrVh-V
Hnm-
viiuw
mi;
It
o
A
V
v.
v
-
-
I
brook
to
dump
a
load
of
sal-J
mon
overboard
trom
nis
boat
"West
Coast"
in
Schooner
Passage
during
the
strike
last
July.
W0RKLESS"
ARRESTED
Welit
Men
Taken
Into
Custody
Following
Parade
in
Calgary
Yesterday
Afternoon
CALOAHY,
Nov.
18:
Following
a
parade
of
two
hundred
unem
ployed
which
obstructed
down
town
street
traffic
for
a
tune
yes
tcrday
afternoon,
eight
men
were
arrested
by
the
police
on
charges
of
unlawful
assembly.
They
arc
wAd
to
have
created
considerable
disturbance
as
ithcy
were
being
Wascd
In
Jail.
Today1
the.
men,
.,wl)l
appear
In
city,
police
court.
Public
Hearing
Will
be
held
by
International
Fisheries
Commission
2
p.m..
Friday,
November
20,
193G,
In
the
Moose
Hall.
ORE
PLANT
IS
COMING
l'rovinclal
Government
to
Establish
$30,000
Sampling
Estab-lishment
Here
VICTORIA,
Nov.
18:
(CD-Establishment
of
two
mineral
sampling
plants
in
mlnin;
districts
to
assist
lode
miners
by
purchasing
their
ore
will
be
carried
out
by
the
government
next
ycai
under
a
bill
Introduced
In
the
Legislature
today
by
Hon.
John
Hart.
One
of
the
plants
it
Is
proposed
to
locate
at
Prince
Rupert
to
serve
Portland
Canal,
Stewart
and
other
northern
districts
and
the
other
at
Nelson
io
serve
the
Slocan
and
southern
Interior.
Appropriation
of
about
$100,000
for
the
plants
Is
provided
for
In
the
bill.,
WHEAT
LITTLE
CHANGED
WINNIPEG,
Nov.
18:
(CP)
Winnipeg
wheat
prices
yesteraay
were
V4c
lower
to
Voc
higner,
no-
vpmber
closing
at
$1.08
and
De-
rpmb'er
at
,$i.063,i.
Chicago
prices
were
V-c
off
to
'oc
up,
DecemDer
closing
at
$1.08'4.
ciFrisco
Boarding
House
Destroyed
One
Man
Ills
Life
While
3J(
Others
Forced
to
Flee
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Nov.
18;
One
man
was
burned
to
death
and
35
oereons
were
forcca
io
wb
building
early
yesterday
when
a
.
...hm.uMin
McAllister
Street
room
lieved
smoking
a
cigarette.
Tomorrow's
Tides
mm
mmln
High
4:23
a.m.
18.0
ft.
16:00
p.m.
19.4
ft.
Low
10:15
a.m.
9.3
ft.
22:53
pjn.
5.0
ft.
NORTHEUN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Vol.
XXV.,
No.
270.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
NOVEMBER
18,
1936
TRICE:
5
CENTS
PATIULLO
Madrid
In
Bad
Shape
Streets
Filled
With
Dead
and
Dying
Last
Night
Alter
Day
of
Heavy
Bombardment
Civilians
Die
Non-Combatants
Suffer
Equally
With
Actual
Fighters
in
Fierce
Struggle
MADRID,
Nov.
18:
(CP)
The
capital
of
Spain
was
a
scene
of
horror
a
nl;ht
fell
Tuesday
after
the
most
bloody
and
heaviest
death-dealing
day
so
far
In
the
civil
war;
Streets
were
filled
with
dead,
dying
and
wounded.
Thousands
of
civilians
were
huddling
In
basements
At
least
two
hundred
non-combatants
were
behoved
to
have
b?en
killed
by
the
bombardment
both
jfrom,
land
and
air
as
the
city
was
ikept
under
almost
continuous
lire.
i
Five
hundred
or
rnore
wjere
woun
Granby
Reduces
-
.
a
-
fc
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
ded.
Fighting
was'
continuing,
by
the
light
of
burning
buildings,
and
JyomesQ
JtrathearWP
the
city.
last,
night
as
the"
rebels
continued
o
.penetrate,
further,
into
the
city.
There
was
machine
gun,
bayonet
and
rifle
combat
throughout
the,
day
in
the
city.
Thf
Duke
of
Alba's
famous
;
palace
was
a
fiery
furnace
last
j
nl'eht
after
a
direct
hit
by
a
cal
cium
bomb
from
an
aircraft.
The
,
Savoy
Hotel,
once
treat
hostelry,
was
but
a
blackened
shell.
The
American
Telephone
and
Telegraph
Co.
bulldln?,
nerve
centre
,
of
Madrid's
communication
system,
was
being
made
the
target
;
of
aerial
bombardment.
i
It
is
estimated
that
200,000
person.?
have
teen
killed
since
the
civil
war
commenced.
Italy
Alarmed
MILAN,
Nov.
la:
The
newspaper
Vox
Popolo
expressed
fear
yester
day
that
general
war
was
Inevitable
In
Europe
If
Russia
conunirea
to
tend
arms
and
assistance
to
the
Spanish
government
Jn
the
civil
war.
It
charged
that
the
aim
of
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
Capitalization
Private
Rills
Committee
of
Lcgis-V-
latiirc
Approves
Drop
From
Fifty
to
Two
and
Half
'
Million
VICTORIA,
Nov.
18;
(CP)
The
nrlvate
bills
committee
of
the
I
a
In
the
capitalization
of
the
Oranby
Consolidated
Mining,
Smelting
&
Power
Co.
Ltd.
from
$50,000,000
to
$2,500,000,
Huge
Octopus
Is
Killed
by
Hunter
Fred
Schwartz
of
Albernl
Shoots
Monster
With
Shotgun
ALBERNI,
Nov.
18:
(CP)
Fred
Doaiuu'6
.
-
.
h
.
trv.nl
hunter,
had
an
cn-
HpstrOVCu
oy
le.
"s
u,ovuiimiii
.
T
k
hf
to
io
.i
have
started
In
the
counter
with
a
huge
octopus,
dls-thougnt
..hlnlf
thB
is.fnnt.
monster
with
of
the
deaa
man
yayvmut
hivp
fallen
asleep
while
four
loads
of
buckshot
from
a
shot-
gun
he
was
carrying.
DISCLOSES
Post
Office
Site
to
Face
Third
Avenue
Announces
Olof
Hanson
Here
Today
The
ricw
federal
building
here
will
be
facing
on
Third;
Avenue,
the
federal
government
having
taken
tire
half
of
the
old
Court
House
block
facing
on
that
avenue
with
an
option
on
the
other
halt
should
It
be
desired
to
make
an
extension
within
a
reasonable
time,
according
to
Olof
Hanson
M.P.,
who
returned
today
on
he
Prince
Rupert
from
a
trip
east,
and
south..
He
did
not
know",
exactly
how
the
building
would
be
placed,,
that
being
a
matter
lor
the
architect
aiter
getting
the
.results
of
the
sur.
vey
of
the
property.
The
b'ullding
will
be
of
modern
fire-proof
material
but
it
had
not
been
definitely
decided
whether
it
would
be
faced
with
rock,
with
brick
or
simply
with
concrete.
Mr.
Hanson
a'o
said
he
expected'
to
hear
any
day
that
the
contract
for
the
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
building
was
let.
There
were
a
few
minor
details
to
be
settled
In
connection
with
it
which
had
to
be-taken
up
with
Ottawa.
The
member
for
Skecna
seemed
quite
pleased
with
the
result
of
hi?
recent
visit
to
Ottawa
in
company
with
O.
W.
Nlcker-son.
He
had
nothing
to
add
to
what
had
already
bren
said
in
regard
to'
port
development
as,
he
thought
the
Ics
publicity
given
the
imatter
the
better
until
some
definite
announcement
was
madei
He'
exnects
to
be
In
Ottawa
a?an
early
In
the
new
year,
possibly
getting
away
during
the
holidays
for
an
early
session
cf
'parliament.
This-
was
for
the
"urnoe
of
allowing,
Ihe
Prime
Minister
an
opportunity
to
go
to
England
for
the
coronation.
;
Sikorsky
After
A
SEATTLE
Flying
Boat
Turns
Up
Trincc
Rupert-Seattle
Flight
.
The
Sikorsky
seven-passenger
amphibian
flying
boat,
which
left
here
a
week
ago
yesterday
for
Seattle
in
the
course
of
a
flight
BYLAW
IS
4-
:r
.
4
4
4
4
4
4
4'
4
4
4
4
4
t
4
4
4
4
4
4
4'
4
4
4
4
Further
Consideration
of
Licence
Amendments
Postponed
Until
.
December
2
Further
consideration
of
the
amended
Trades'
Licence
Byl.twt
piovidlng
for
an
increase
In
the
basic
six-month
rate
from
$10
to
GOVT
from
Anchorage,
Alaska,
with
pilot,
$15
and
the
.dividing
of
the
trades
storm.
The
barge
Is
wallowing
in
mechanic
and
five
passengers
on
Into
classifications
for
licensing
board,
landed
at
Seattle
last
night,
purposes,
was
deferred
until
De-The
plane
had
not
been
reported
cember
2
by
City
Commissioner
W-;
since
It
left
here
and
some
anxiety
J;
Alder
sitting
in
his
capacity
as
a
'
was
being
entertained
as
to
Its
My
council
this
morning.
"There
safety.
It
had
been
detained
at
was
no
discussion
of
the
matter,
i
Alert
Bay
whence
it
hopped
via
The
following
sales
of
cUy
pro-Vancouver
to
Seattle
yesterday,
perty
were
authorized
t
r
j
Thnu
mi
hoard
nn
leavine
here
l
ot
3.
block
8,
section
5,
0.
K.
.
were
Pilot
Don
Glass.
Air
F.nglneer
Falconer,
$155.60.
nnrHnn
MpKenrlR
and
F.
Silver-
Lot
5.
block
15,
section
6,
(Sol
sides.
Al
Jones.
A.
G.
Woodley,
A.
dlers'
Housing
property).
John
and!
Wright
and
W.
E.
Havenstrlte.
pas-
Janet
Gibson,
$2500.
sengers.
Moscow
was
to
set
up
a
new
Soviet
Republic
In
Catalonia
so
that
It
aJ.esV,
Vancouver
anuC0"
C
might
more
readily
disseminate
Police
Prorw
lo
communist
doctrine
and
propa-
Start
On
Friday
ganda
In
Europe.
i
VANCOUVER,
Nov
18:
Ap-
!
pointed
a
commission
by
the
city
council
to
investigate
charges
made
against
the
attorney
general's
department,
the
police
commission
and
Chief
Constable
W.
W.
Foster
In
regard
to
Vancouver
police
affairs.
Hon.
W.
A.
Macdonald.
for
mer
Justice
of
the
Supreme
Court
MONARCHY
RESTORATION
IN
GERMANY
IS
MOOTED;
ITALY
IMPRESSES
HITLER
MANCHESTER.
Eng.,
Nov.
18:
The
Manchester
Guar-
1
Lot
41.
block
3,
section
7,
,Mary
A.
and
S.
G.
Ayres,
$125.
Old
city
bonds
totalling
$1450
were
exchanged
for
new
Issues.
German-Jap
Pact
Denied
Berlin
Says
Report
of
Joint
Mili
tary
Agreement
Is
False
j
that'
BERLIN,
Nov.
18:
Reports
of
British
Columbia,
will
open
his
Germany
and
Japan
were
planning;
hearings
on
Friday.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
'
1
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
18:
(CP)
were
Legislature
has
reported
favorably
Wheat
was
quoted
at
$1.08
2
oh
the
false
upon
a
bill
to
empower
a
reduction!
Vancouver
marKei
yesieroay.
.
.
A
I
J
1
a
new
miniary
pact,
proviomg
iur
Joint
action
in
the
event
of'
one
or
i
the
other
becoming
involved
In
war
described
here
last,
night
as
Weather
Forecast
(Furnished
through
the
courtesy
o!
t!.
Dominion
Mrtorotoglct
Bureau
'
Victoria
jkI
Prince
Rupert.
This
tore-oet
1
compiled
from
observations
l-ken
at
S
a.m.
today
and
covers
th
30
hour
period
'ending
I
o
pan.
tomorrow).
"Pressure
reinalrfi
v
low
,
on
th
dlan
reported
yesterday
that
,
north
cnastj
i
UrtifetUed
andnrainy
nolehsfuehrer
Adolf
Hitler
was
with
mild
weather.
High
winds
tald
to
be
arranging
a
monar-
will
continue
rhtnl
form
of
eovemment
for
Prince
Rupert
District
Fresh
to
Oermany
and
would
offer
the
strong
east
and
south
winds,
un
throne
to
Prince
Freldrlch,
't'.ea
wun
ram.
second
son
of
the
former
Kaiser,
Hitler
Is
said
to
be
impressed
with
the
manner
in
which
the
monarchlal
system
Is
working
out
In
Italy.
in
danger.
but-
is
not
believed
FRENCH
MINISTER
SUICIDE
LlLLE,
France
Henri
Salen-gro,
brother
of
Interior
Minister
Rojrr
Salengro,
said
today
the
minister,
had
committed
suicide.
Last
week
Salengro
was
criticized
in
a
stormy
session
of
the
.
House
of
Deputies
over
his
war
record.
ENGLAND
BEATS
IRELAND
STOKE,
Eng.
A
two-goal
assault
in
the
second
half
enabled
Enjland
to
defeat
Ireland
3
to
1
In
an
international
soccer
battle
today.
FRANCO
RECOGNIZED
ROME
Italy
and
Germany,
the
world's
great
Fascist
powers,
formally
recognized
the
insurgent
regime
of
Dictator
Designate
Francisco
Franco
today.
KING'S
BODYGUARD
ALERT
BOVERTON,
Wales
King
Ed-ward's
alert
bodyguard
today
seized
and
hustled
away
a
middle
aged
former
soldier
who
placed
his
hand
on
the
monarch's
arm
in
the
course
of
a
trip
to
Welsh
mining
towns.
The
soldier,
apparently,
only
wanted
to
talk
to
the
King
about
his
wartime
experience
in
France.
FavWebbls
Feared
Dying
Former
Wife
of(
Rudy
Vallee
Critical
Condition
and
Hope
Given
Up
For
Recovery
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Nov.
18:
Fay
Webb,
former
wife
of
Rudy
Vallce,
PLANS
tf
Land
Settlement
Scheme
For
Okanagan
Projected;
Financing
Public
Work
Late
Telegraphs
t
PILOT
IS
KILLED
DAWSON
Pilot
Ed.
Dorrance,
48,
died
here
yesterday
from
injuries
sustained
Monday
when
Ids
damaged
plane
fell
one
hundred
feet
while
taking
off
at
Jack
Wade,
Alaska.
Dorrance,
who
had
been
flying'
in
commercial
air
service
In
the
north
for
the
past
two
years,
was
brought
here
by
Pilot
Dick
Haw
ley
after
the
LOCAL
MAN
SAVED
WHANG
ELL
Pilot
Jimmy
Ulnchart
and
passengers,
Fred
J.
Ilotes
of
Portland
and
J.
L.
Frank
of
Prince
Rupert,
escaped
ashore
Tuesday
when
their
plane
sprang
a
leak
in
a
pontoon
and
sank
in
Zinovia
Strait.
They
were
en-route
to
Juneau.
Rinehart
later
succeeded
in
beaching
the
plane.
BARGE
GOES
ASHORE
VICTORIA
Capt.
W.
Bllllng-ton,
Roy
Larkin
and
Allan
Heater,
members
of
the
crew
of
the
barje
Dunsyre,
which
broke
her
towiine
yesterday
and
went
ashore
on
Kains
Island,
are
safe
in
a
lighthouse
on
the
island,
according
to
word
received
here
fiom
the
tug
Anyox
which
the
barge
broke
loose
from
during
a
heavy
water
Provincial
Government
Has
Decided
Upon
Extensive
Campaign
to
Relieve
Unemployment
and
Create
Work.
'
(
CaiudU.ii
Press)
VICTORIA,
Nov.
18:
The
government
plans
a
land
settlement
project
at
Oliver
in
the
South
Okana
gan
districj,
highway
construction
and
a
general
pub-
I!
1.
A
i'
i;
lie
worKS
program
to
relieve
unemployment''
and
create
work,
Premier
T.
D.
Pat-
tullo
told
the
Legislature
last
night
in
the
debate
on
the
$5,000,000
public
works
loan
bill
which
passed
its
second
reading
without
divi
sion.
Hon,
John
Hart,
minister
of
finance,
said
he
and
Mr.
PattullO'
would
be,
leaving
as
soon
as
the
session
ends
for
the
east
to
negotiate
the
loan
which
would
be
used
as
Mr.
Pattullo
had
indicated.
SHIPS
IN
TROUBLE
One
British
Vessel
Broken
Down
In
Atlantic
With
Captain
Dead
NEW
YORK.
Nov.
18:
(CP)
Two
',
British
ships,
one
with
her
captain
Jead,
were
reported;
In
distress
yes-cerday
as
another
storm
raged
on
ihe
Atlantic
Ocean,
;
The
vessel
with
her
captain
dead
was
the
Tweedbank,
825
miles
out-;
side
of
New
York.
The
captain
was-killed
when
Ihe
vessel
was
struck
by
an
enormous
wave.
Two
seamen
were
also
swept
overboard.
The
other
vessel
In
distress
was
the
Sheafspear
which
late
last
night
was
reported
limping
towards
Berr
muda
with
her
engine
room
leaking
badly.
'Calgary
Civic
J
Election
Is
On
Alberta
City
is
Voting
Today
Record
Number
of
Ballots
Expected
hai-OARY.
Nov.
18:
Today
Is
civic
election
day
In
Calgary.
A
record
vote
Is
expected.
There
were
612
ballots
cast
at
the
advance
poll
as
compared
with
352
a
year
ago
Voting
Is
by
the
proportional
representation
plan.
Todqyts
Weather
(Government
Telegraph)
Prince.
Rupert
Raining,
wind.
18
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
29,74.
lnl
'
Victoria
Barometer
.
30.36;
clear,
;
northeast
wind,
8
miles.
Estevan
Barometer,
30.20;
rain,
southeast
wind,
30
miles.
Prince
George
Barometer,
29.82;
southeast
wind,
cloudy.
Queen
Charlotte
islands
Stronjc
crooning
orchestra
leader
and
Vancouver
Barometer,
du..ju;
winds
or
moderate
galosj
oat
and
J
daughter
of
Former
Police
Chief,
southeast
wind,
4
miles,
cloudy,
i.outh,
unsettled
with
rain.
Clarence
E.
Webb
of
San
Fran
Langara
Island
Light
south
West
Coast
Vancouver
Island--'
clsco,
Is
ciltloilly
111.
She
Is
belnujwlnd;
barometer,
29.55;
tempera-Strong
winds
or
moderate
gales,
xept
alive
by
oxygen
Inhalations
'
ture,
51;
moderate
swell.
cn:l
and
south,
nnsetlcd
with
and
little
If
any
hope
Is
held
out
Triple
Island-Overcast,
showers,
rain.
for
her
recovery.
moderate
swell.