'Todays
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
(I
Of.)
TJiinprt
Cloudy,,
south-
She
High
4:15
a.m.
19.3
ft.
wind,
forty
miles
per
hour;
16:02
p.m.
20.8
ft.
t
29.30
(steady);
temper-ture.
Low
10:06
ajn.
7.7
ft.
barometer,
22:56
p.m.
3.3
ft.
50;
sea
choppy.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXVI.
No.
247.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
OCTOBER
23,
1937.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
Italian
Government
Returned
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YORK,
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23:--Address-
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sufficient
effect
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human
belncs
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the
,
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statesmen
to
plunge
llUo
war-
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were
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at
this
time,
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prizes
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Hot
After
the
of
Train
Hits
Bus;
Seven
Lives
Lost
MASON
CITY,
Iowa,
Oct.
23:
(CP)
Ten
persons,
Including
seven
High
School
students,
are
dead
and
nineteen
were
In-
Jurcd
when
a
streamlined
Rock
Island
Railway
train
plunged
Into
a
school
bus
at
a
level
crossing
near
here
yesterday
afternoon
The
students
were
singing
and
this.
It
Is
believed.
prevented
the
driver
from
hearing
the
approaching
train.
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IN
RATES
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cfnrk
market
rccordeo
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ftQn
in
lalft
tradlniT
vester
U3CtJ
-
"
'
Iday
after
having
been
up
2'2
tc
5
iwlnts
the
day
previous.
Weather
Forecast
n-.,rai
svnnnsls
Pressure
con
tinues
low
on
the
North
Pacific
and
showers
have
occurred
on
u.t
coast
while
It
remains
fine
ana
warm
over
the
interior
oi
unwu
Columbia.
Prince
Rupert
ana
ucin
v,nai-
lotte
Islands
nasi,
unu
winds,
unsettled
ana
mua
wiwi
rain
today
and
Sunaay.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
IslandStrong
cast
and
south
winds
Increasing
tonight,
unsettled
and
mild
with
rain
today'
and
Sunday.
i
MORE
HAVE
WON
MONEY
of
Canadian
Winning
Residual
and
Consolation
Prizes
in
Irish
leave
Hospital
Sweepstake
DUBLIN.
Oct.
23:
(CP)
A
Can
drew
one
of
ten
residual
of
$41,000
each
In
the
Irish
Hospital
Sweapstake
on
the
second
of
drawlne
today.
The
prize
an
outright
cash
award
and
does
depend
on
the
outcome
of
the
Cesarwltch
Stakes
at
Newmarket
Wednesday.
It
was
drawn
by
Potato"
with
ticket
PW
82059.
the
drawing
of
residual
prizes
drawing
for
consolation
prizes
100
each
began
with
Canadian
to
winners
as
lollows:
"Bill
and
JacK,"
BW
35326.
to
"On-Lucky."
XJ
49490.
"Norrle,"
NB
81120.
"Here's
Hoping,"
MW
58199.
"Now
or.
Never,"
PL
44964.
"OWs
I,"
KL
51498.
In
"Horsey,"
MR
85358.
"Depression,"
LM
95921.
"Try
Again,"
CW
3G674.
"US.
Ub,"
MP
88059.
"Never
Yet,"
RE51710.
"Let's
'Av&
It,"
LK
85513.
"BUda,"
MM
59802.
case
Desperate,"
MS
52603.
"Lucky
Strike,"
JR
41533.
"Thanks
a
Lot,"
PZ
47612.
"Thank
You,"
NK
41650.
Ing
"Sweet
Nora,"
QW
80973.
"Old
Timer,"
LM
86710.
"Flys,"
MM
02067.
"Bad
Luck,"
JL
20721.
-
,
--"DoV-
LU
U4425,
.
"Rats,"
NC
32175.
Red
Wings,"
MQ
20847.
"Beginner,"
MS
50062.
"Good
Luck,"
LE
58041.
"Rueka,"
QV
71199.
"Am
I
Lucky?,"
LW
59763.
"Greace
Ball,"
PJ
69832.
"A
Lucky
Irishman,"
NR
39370.
"Alexander,"
LW
622139.
"Chance,"
LK
22730.
Coupe,"
ZX
88969.
"Sports,"
ZD
63164
Get
Nell,"
NZ
73104.
-Can
Do
With
It,'
KP
05414.
"Two
Jews,"
RE
51446.
"Badly
Needed,"
LR
80853.
"Frlck."
MX
15499.
"Eddy
and
Wally."
NN
82571.
"Lucky
Strike,"
MR
16127.
"Easy
Money,"
MW
15582..
"Sixteen
Club,"
LQ
51836,
"Jay,"
PT
00367.
"Snlcklefripp,"
MZ
16421.
"K.
E.
D.
N.."
DW
32219.
"Chore
Boy."
NQ
79230.
"Pay,"
KP
31782.
"Paramount."
RB
89667.
i
"Lucky
Seven,"
HD
08103.
"Frog,"
EH
85531.
"Clean
Shave,"
MM
16763.
"My
Turn."
JL
36311.
"Cheekier
More,"
CP
89767.
"Rummies,"
QS
81046.
Friday
.TTZ-MZ
Aug.
Thirteen
MZ
85720
85720.
"Two
and
One,"
NA
62738.
"The
Last,"
ML
58980.
"Donald
Duck,"
MW
15832.
"Blue
Bird,"
KE
13157.
"Black
and
White,"
LJ
87235.
"Up
Again,"
PD
84217.
"We
Need
It,"
LZ
58367.
"Hot
Doggie,"
MZ
29909.
"Maple
Leaf."
ZM
25792.
I
"Maybea,"
ZW
54986.
i
"Faller,"
PP
29020,
I
"Akerterlne,"
MD
43859.
j
"Paradise,"
BB
34890
"Logger
Bill,"
PQ
29110
I
"Bemle,"
KP
05918
"Barbara
Adams."
JQ
39668
"Lucky
Three."
MX
84218
"Always
In
Want,"
PW
21338
"Frontier,"
MA
85786
"Hiawatha,"
LZ
56828
"Luck
Thirteen,"
NJ
80013
"Draw
Big
Chief,"
PM
00818
"Good
Luck."
MA
83838
"Atherley,"
MN
87964
EDMONTON
MAYOR
WILL
RUN
AGAIN
EDMONTON,
Oct.
23:
Majoi
Joseph
A.
Clark
announced
yes
terday
that
he
would
run
lor
nis
sixth
,term
at
the
forthcoming
vie
election.
..
BULLETINS
JEAN
BATTEN
GETTING
ON
DAMASCUS,
Syria
Poised
to
for
another!
lap
of
her
speedy
Australia
til
England
air
journey,
Jean
Battn,
New
Zealand
aviatrix,
apparently
has
i
within
her
grasp;
the
speed
record
for
a
solo
flight
over
the
route.
The
young
iwoman
avie-trix
left
Port
Darwin
on
the
Northern
Australia
coast
on
Tuesday.
ENGLAND
BEATS
IRELAND
BELFAST
England
opened
the
1937
international
j
soccer
tournament
here
with
la
booming
5
1
victory
over
Ireland.
At
half
time
the
Englishmen
had
a
two
nil
lead.
Prosecution
Case
Murder
Trial
Has
Been
Rested
SAN
JOSE.
Costa
rica.
Oct.
23
1
The
prosecution
has.
rested
its
In
the
trial
of
twentv-fou-persons
charged
with
murder
.
In
connection
with
the
deaths
of
a
policeman
and
bystanders
In
riot-'
some
time
ago.
EGYPT
HAS
BADJLASH
.
Twcnly-five
Wounded
In
Klot
Of
IfiiiversUy
Students
Attempting
Demonstration
Against
Government
CAIRO,
Egypt.
Oct.
23:
(CP)-
Twenty-five
persons
were
woundcf
when
police
clashed
with
scvera.
thousand
students
of
Giza
Unlver
sity
who
were
attempting
to
en
ter
Cairo
for
a
demonstration
against
the
government
planned
to
coincide
with
the
opening
or
a
special
session
of
Parliament
later
The
government
prohlbted
publl
cation
of
reports
on
the
disorders
FRANCO
IS
DICTATOR
Issues.
Decree
Conferring
Absolute
Powers
Upon
iimsen
in
insurgent
Spain
HENDAYE.
France.
Oct.
23:
(CP
The
Insurgent
generalissimo,
Francisco
Franco,
has
become
absolute
dictator
of
insurgent
Spain.
His
decree
setting
up
a
Fascist
Nation
al
Council
gives
him
the
right
to
appoint
all
members
of
the
council
or
the
right
to
replace
them
He
Is
also
given
the
right
to
namt
secretly
his
successor
as
dictator
As
a
result
of
the
fall
of
Gljon
on
the
north
coast
to
the
Insurgents
flftv
thousand
rebel
troons
have
been
released
for
service
on
the
Aragon
front.
Their
Immediate
objective
now
will
be
to
Isolate
Valencia
from
Barcelona,
Loyalists
Hard
Pressed
With
the
vital
uort
of
Gllon
In
Fascist
hands,
the
government
of
Spain
has
culled
upon
every
able-
bodied
man
in
government
territory
to
present
hlmselr
at
once
for
war
duty.
A
decree
prepared
for
official
nubllcatlon
at
Valencia
can
cels
all
exemptions
from
military
sprvlpp
nnH
IhrpntpnK
Kpvprp.ut.
nnn-
lshment
for
attempted
evasions.
thorough
reorganization
of
commissariat
of
war
Is
planned.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVERToct.
23:
(CP)
Wheat
was
trading
at
$1.34?i
the
Vancouver
market
yesterday,
dropping
to
$1.3234
today.
.
SMALL
DOG
REALHER0
Brown
and
White
Springer
Spaniel
Saved
Lives
of
Three
Persons
in
Tragedy
at
Pitt
Lake
POUT
COOUITLAM.
Oct.
23:
(CP)
Bunnie,
a
brown
and
white
springer
spaniel,
pulled
hrpe
persons
to
safey
when
a
hoatin;
accident
claimed
four
ll"s
yesterday
at
Pitt
Lake.
Bunnie
wax
in
a
boat
which
overturned.,
Emil
Anderson,
Mrs
ftarold
Roiitley
and
five
year
old
I
Jacqueline
Hayes
were
towed
to
,
shore
by
hanging
on
to
the
dog's
tail.
Mrs.
Robert
Hayes
was
also
rescued
bv
a
speedboat.
The
dead
are
Identified
as
being
David
HendYson,
Mansell
Rece.
Joe
Fontaine
and
Marie
Routlcy,
all
of
Port
Coqultlam.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
i
Courtesy
S.
li.
Johnston
Co.)
I
Vancouver
Stocks
B.
C.
Nickel,
.08.
Big
Missouri,
.39.
Braloine,
.3j.
Noble
Five,
.042.
Aztec.
.07.
t
Cariboo
Quartz,
1.50.
Dentonla,
.09'A.
Golconda,
.06.
Mlnto,
.05'.
.1
Fairvlew
Amal.,
.04i'.i
,
ppnrt
Oreille.
1.75.'
!
'
B
i
-.Pioneer,
3
25.:v.
Porter
Idp.ho,
.03
Vz-Premier,
2.10.
Reeves
M"Donald,
.40.
Relief
Arlington.
.16.
Reward,
.07.
Salmon
Gold,
.06.
Taylor
Bridge,
.04.
lledley
Amal.,
Premier
Border,
.018.'
-Congress,
.02Tb.
Silver
Crest,
.05.
Home
Gold,
.0134.
Grandview,
.11.
Indian,
.01.
Quastlno
Copper,
.03
V.
Quesnelle
Quartz,
.07.
Oils
I
A.
P.
Con.,
.24.
f
Calmont..
32.
.
C.
&
E.,
1.62.
Freerold,
.06.
Hargal,
.152.
"
v
McDougal
Segur,
.16.
Mercury,
,16Vz.
Okalta,
.80:
Pacalta,
.10.
Home
Oil,
1.05.
Toronto
Stocks
Beattle,
1.08.
Central
Patricia,
2.06.
"Gods
Lake,
.47.
Little
Long
Lac,
4.40.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.00.
Pickle
Crow,
4.90.
Red
Lake
Gold
Shore,
.25.
San
Antonio,
1.28.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
1.33.
Smelters
Gold,
.01
V2.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
.98.
Oklend,
.12.
Mosher,
.12.
Gllbec,
.01.
Maclsen
Red
Lake,
.C5.
Stadacona,
.53.
Frontier
Red
Lake,
.05.
Francoeur,
.38.
Moneta
Porcupine,
1,63.
Bouscadlllac,
.14.
Rubec,
.02'2.
Thompson
Cadillac,
.30.
Bailor,
.01.
Bankfield,
.55.
East
Malartlc,
.85,
Preston
East
Dome,
.60.
Hutchison
Lake,
.03.
Aldermac.
.55.
Kerr
Addison.
1.68.
A
UchI
Gold,
.60.
the
Martin
Bird,
.32.
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
on
.
.
Majority
Of
Premier
Lyons
Slightly
Cut
In
General
Election
Labor
Gains
Three
Scats,
Making
Number
of
Administration
Supporter
Forty-Three
Against
Opposition
of
Thirty-One
SYDNFiY.
Australia.
Oct.
:
:
A,,r.fni;
1
,,
,
..
..
no
,trfll,Q
f.
.
Minister
Joseph
Lyons
had
been
returned
to
power
with
a
slightly
reduced
majority
in
the
House
of
Represeptar
tives.
Later
returns
indicated
that
Labor
had
gained
?
three
seats.
This
would
make
the
t
Hunters
From
Far
Afield
For
Lakes
I
'.
BURNS
LAKE.
Oct.
23:
-
'
Huntlne
has
been
very
popular
'.
In
the
Ootsa
and
Wistaria
dls-
S
trlcts.
DeoDle
from
California,
'
.
ii
l
ntH.lHMnll
nnrl
4.
jV
uonnecucuv,
vmwuuaM
t.v
I
plsewhere
travelling
the
great
,
distance
for
bte
game.
People
thmuehout
the
Lakes
district
ft
have-been
enteHalnrng'trtends-
from
Ontario,
Alberta,
Minne-
4.
enta
nnH
manv
narts
of
the
United
States.
OUTPUT
OF
GOLD
HUGE
Canada
Appears
to
be
Headed
Foi
New
High
Record
Tins
rear
OTTAWA,
Oct.
23:
(CP)-
Tht
Canadian
gold
Industry
appears.
to
be
headed
for
a
new
hign
re
rH
nntmit
this
year.
The
pro
duction
for
the
first
eight
monttn
of
1937
Is
a
quarter
of
a
minion
ounces
ereater
than
in
a
corres
ponding
period
In
1936.
PEACE
IS
IN
SIGHT
Lewis
Willing
to
Rejoin
Green
If
Latter
Accepts
Organization
iTazang,
six
mues
normwesi
oi
By
Industries
j
Shanghai.
Both
sides
admit
j
having
suffered
severe
losses
as
the
Japanese
army
fought
desper-
WASIUNGTON,
D.
C
Oct.
23
ately
to
smash
the
Chinese
lines.
If
William
Green,
president
of
Both
sides
tossed
heavy
reln-the
American
Federation
of
Labor,
forcements
Int
othe
battle
and
will
agree
to
organization
by
In
each
claimed
success.
dustries,
John
L.
Lewis,
neaa
oi
.
"'J
o-.....
.-the
Committee
on
Industrial
Or-
clared
that
the
Japanese
had
been
....
in
vnctnrrim,
definitely
checked
and
a
Japanese
canizauuii.
milium
vi
u
j
j
-
to
rejoin
spokesman
said
,
.
.
his
,
,
forces
were
.
that
he
will
be
prepared
the
American
Federation
or
Labor
siuwiy
uui,
awcij
huik
a.i
mc
Twts
said
that
he
was
in
hopes
Chinese.
of
uniting
with
the
American
Fed
eration
although
he
was
prepared
however.
If
necessary,
to
go
ahead
with
expansion
of
the
C.
I.
O.
on
an
even
more
extensive
scale.
Leaking
Freighter
Safe
At
Honolulu
HONOLULU.
Oct.
23:
foln-Vilnr
Phvllla
.
Rnfn
"
which
.
.
41
tlglllivi
J
"
I
badlv
damaeed
In
a
typhoon
WINNIPEG,
Oct,
23:
October
cr
In
the
week,
arrived
here
wheat
closed
at
$1.25
on
the
der
convoy
yesterday.
She
Winnipeg
market
yesterday.
The
eight
feet,
of
water
In
her
day
previous
there
had
been
a
gain
The
vessel
had
sent
out
"S.
r
og
Vic
to
?ic.
signals.
'iT
23:
(CP)
As
ballot
count-
olorHnn
npnrprl
nn
pnH
tn.
ha
n.nvornm(inf
nf
Pr
mp
standing
In
the
lower
house:
Labor,
31.
United
Australia
Party,
28.
County
Party,
15.
The
government
Is
a
coalition
of
the
latter
two.
SHANGHAI
FIGHTING
Chinese
Claim
to
Have
Brought
Down
Five
Jap
Planes
Tokyo
Not
Ready
for
Conference
.Delay
Asked
Both
Sides
Claim
Success
as
Fierce
Fighting
Continues
''
TOKYO.
Oct.
23:
(CP)
Japan
will
plead
lack
of
time
in
which
to
make
preparations
and
will
ask
postponement
of
the
nine-power
conference
on
the
slno-Jaoanese
conflict,
a
Foreign
Of
fice
spokesman
Indicated
yester
day.
The
spokesman
said
the
cabinet
was
not
expected
to
decide
whether
Japan
will
attend
the
conference
until
next
Tuesday,
The
conference
Is
called
for
November
30
In
Brussels.
Meantime
Intensive
warfare
In
the
vicinity
of
Shanghai
continues
to
raee
but
with
Indecisive
re
sults.
An
inflammable
bomb
drop
ped
In
the
International
settlement
yesterday
and
several
Chi
nese
.were
killed.
The
Chinese
claim
to
havo
broueht
down
five
Jananese
fight-
ling
planes
in
the
Shanghai
area
during
the
past
three
days.
Back
and
Forth
The
great
battle
for
Shanghai
swayed
madly
rfack
and
forth
to-nteht
in
the
maze
of
small
creeks
and
meandering
canals
north
of
MEDIATION
1
ACCEPTED
I
Nicaragua-Honduras
Postage
Bor
der
Dispute
Expected
to
Be
Settled
The
was!
WASHINGTON,
D.
C,
Oct.
231.
.
.
.
.
"
-
I
.
-
J
earll
-
,
The
governments
of
Honduras
un-'and
Nicaragua
In
Central
America
had
have
accepted
the
offer
pf
United
hold
States,
Venezuela
and
Costa
Rica
O.
S.
(to
mediate
In
the
border
stamp
dispute.