The
cheapest
way
to
buy
the
Dally
Newt
li
to
subscribe
by
the
year.
The
coet
U
13.00
and
your
ropy
la
delivered
to
your
address
each
evening.
Just
figure
out
the
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coat
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you
(or
thla
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I
XVIII.,
No.
132.
o
j'
Donaghy,
a
Vancouver
barrister.
:
bad
seta
declined
owing
to
the
r
'.uctaaee
of
Oea.
Odium
to
neglect
bit
bus
l
pass
aatarprkMs.
Ministers
atatad
that
Diasghy
would
oontest
one
of
the
Vancouver
aaau
n
the
ger.tra'l
election
and
that
MackentK
wlU
run
la
North
Vancouver
The
a-was
cleared
for
the
latter
at
a
meetlm
f
the
North
Vancouver
Liberal
eaeeu-tle
last
night
when
a
letter
from
i
M.
Bryan.
ML-A..
waa
read
la
which
m
signified
bka
intention
of
withdrawn
from
the
field
la
order
to
faeUltate
the
atactica
of
a
cabinet
mtauster
for
the
riding
It
was
decided
to
reconvene
the
North
Vancouver
convention
Saturday
night
and
it
is
understood
Mackenzie
baa
given
his
sonsent
to
contest
the
north
riding.
HtUTIIMl
RKPOUT.
.
Prince
Rupert
Cloudy.
perature,
.its.,
f
tin
crew
were
ewwu
iuw
water
by
the
impact
oui
.
waa
in
tl
locale,
waa
the
omy
one
w
b
Injured
and
hli
oonoiHoa
la
rtpvn
He
was
brawgba
.
h.
not
venr
aerioua.
to
the
city
late
last
night
of
rrovla-
cUi
constable.
Mrm
.hoar,,
the
police
boat
PM
B.
J.
Oapt.
wld
the
boat
to
Dominic
or
,
Ko
H
BrlsMKd
the
three
other
meenbera
n
four,
will
reach
the
city
b.
.teamer
from
Butedale.
about
eighty
'
-
Bwlraal
BlI.
mlle
down
Uie
coaev
neit.
later
in
the
weea.
1
i
m
lensth
sad
equip-
Md
with
0
h.p.
meco-eKeadard
gas
ens.ne
U..
Caygeon
wmm
beat
known
ol
P"
OO.U
The
veaael
was
btlUt
hart
tve
or
fourteen
Trar.
ago
by
Jaok
Mibaequently
sold
htf
to
Prwicft,
who
1"
..
urrion.
now
skipper
of
the
Rupert
Mann
'
-
?V
Phipprn-
c.pt
n.
a
year
MSr.
the
preeent
owner,
was
aaaocitl
tl
'
-
'
.hii.Nl
j
K
Fn"'
p
-the
arriving
from
Vx-mo
PHnce
Oeore
.nrvuu
to
Terrace.
Northern
and
Two
Vancouver
Men
Appointed
as
'
Members
of
MacLean
Government
as
First
Step
Toward
an
Election
Dugald
Donaghy
becomes
Minister
of
Finance
ond
Captain
Ian
Mackenzie
Provincial
Secretary
in
Provincial
Cabinet
VICTORIA.
June
6.
The
legislature
of
Ilritish
Columbia
will
lie
dissolved
immediately,
probably
home
time
this
alternoon
or
tonight,
it
was
announced
at
the
Parliament
Iluildingg
today.
The
date
of
the
election
will
be
fixed
at
the
same
time.
An
42
days
are
required
after
dissolution
to
hold
an
election,
July
18
or
a
day
near
'it
in
expected
to
be
the
date
of
the
poll.
VANCOUVER,
June
5.
Dugald
V
former
member
of
the
Houae
of
Commons
for
Vancouver
North,
and
Captain
lan
Mackenzie,
one
of
the
Liberal
mem
i
i
-
t
the
Legislature
for
Vancouver,
were
last
night
sworn
in
a
nmi.
r.
of
the
British
Columbia
government,
the
former
aa
gain-i-r
!
finance
and
industries
and
the
latter
as
provincial
secretary.
Tl.r
n
remony
took
place
before
Lieutenant
Governor
Bruce
in
the
(
"ur
House
here
at
nine
o'clock.
Following
tJeea
J.lB
IjSji
d
tsj
wher
-..birtH--
MnasUd
tmMMW.
llilSJH
sad
MWtr.
But
that
be
-.rinkdCSStlt
Of
UM
dsper
ton
lite
.rur:
'.o
tatMUM
the
work
of
the
i
tore.
'
Por
the
promt
Horn
V.
h
;
-.ertaad
will
retain
the
port-'.
mines
In
addition
to
that
of
x
to
tar
on
the
department
-raided
m
by
separate
mtn-
ahen
naked
If
the
he
general
election
bad
bam
:i
was
new-committal.
thetw
no
detlnlte
aonounee-
i
hot
gfleet
It
U
understood
lion
asae
will
ba
announced
few
day,
probably
before
'
'
MacUan
staves
hi
northern
he
still
and
that
the
esse-'
lake
sassa
nest
manth
ii
HaaXiri
are
prominent
In
j
tiral
IrM
of
Vencjuver
and
their
I
ment
fe
la
lint
with
the
p-licy
I'rrmier
to
give
rrprentatlon
in
K-rnmeut
to
every
section
of
the
n:ity
It
Is
understood
a
portfolio
vi:
usly
offered
to
General
'
Halibut
Boat
Caygeon
Burned
at
Butedale
Sunday
and
One
Member
of
the
Crew
is
Injured
well
known
Prime
Rupert
halibut
boat
Caygeon
was
sunk
THE
and
totally
destroyed
at
Butedale
and
Louis
Larson,
a
mem
the
face
and
fore-.
sustained
burns
about
bar
of
the
crew,
which
necessitated
his
being
brought
to
the
hospital
as
a
re-Milt
occurred
on
Sunday
about
4
pjn.
when
of
an
expiation
which
wi
The
boat
is
reported
to
have
i
been
the
veel
takhig
on
gasoline.
'.".neJlmo.tTthge
waferV
edge
iKifore
.he
a.h
I
'"
"I"
watef
about
hour
after
the
explo-i..n
which
"'J
is
believed
to
be
Impracticable.
"d
rang
her
planks.
Salvage
EUROPE
AGAIN
HAS
TROUBLES
I-ITIII.WIV
UUMIICII
I1Y
rilAMIIMt-UIN
Kill
I'llOVOKIN'd
POIAMI
tit
ACTION'
ocnsjVA.
June
tv
r
Austen
Cham-ix
ruin
yesterday
In
bitter
denemctatlon
"'
Lithuania
character
lesd
Its
procla-
The
stand
taken
few
lr
Auston
ajlbn-'ed
International
sniami
hr
and
111"
remark
nnw
t
lm
Inn
'"
Lithuania
Polish
relations
which
commute
a
serious
menace
to
luropa.
sir
Austonl
statement
came
In
UM
course
of
eoaveraatlon
with
British
Journallsta.
'
'nnoe
toeay
JolMd
wtUt
Oreat
Britain
m
puksicly
stating
before
taw
council
of
tat
taiglit
of
Nations
that
n
aetuemoa
at
the
dispute
threatened
the
peaoe
of
turopt.
PKINGE:
SANKEY
MURDER
TRIAL
GOES
ON
KLIMIOLT.
Till:
IIO
AT
HI
II.Dtlti
mut
i;vnKN
t
or
it
hat
hi:
SAW
THAT
I'ATAL
MUKMMi
NBW
WESTMINSTER.
June
Cr
examination
of
Charlea
Relnholt.
baa.
Millder
of
Port
Basins
ton.
by
counsel
3t
the
defense,
tsok
up
most
of
the
Ime
of
the
afternoon
aeaslon
of
the
'.ankey
murder
trial.
Witness
occupied
!
he
stand
fcr
two
hours
during
which
j
uunsel
reviewed
Use
evidence
given
by
'elnhott
st
s
former
trial.
Wttneaaea
repeated,
hat
testimony
In
!Wgard
to
the
movements
of
Hiss
Chls-1
holm
on
the
fsial
Sunday
Burning
hen
she
stopped
at
his
boatbouae
lor
i
few
minute
before
continuing
her
smlk.
Be
related
that
he
had
after
-
raraai
seen
a
man
pass
tn
the
same
Itreetlon
aa
the
school
teacher.
T
aaa
was
dressed
la
a
blue
suit
wlta
a
'
bt
gMf
can.
ha,
Prisawsetoael
iaarifl
tbbtt
ty
of
wttswss
to
have
n
eJotnuat
so
learly
as
to
describe
It
la
detail
as
;.vao
la
former
evloenoe
and
suggested
he
information
waa
obtained
from
the
irovlnctal
police
after
tab
discovery
of
he
murder.
Relnhclt
firmly
denied
the
uggeatlon.
C.VNAIUAN
UHOK
P.IKTV
I.OSEK
Tilt:
strroiiT
or
i;nionh
VANOOUVxn
June
.
Or-aaiasd
labor
in
Vancouver
and
New
Westminster
district
representing
(4
local
unions
and
1S.-000
man
have
withdrawn
from
aftUatWa
with
the
Canadian
Labor
Party.
The
step
was
taken
mat
night
by
s
large
majority
at
a
meeting
of
the
Trades
and
'Labor
Council
and
was
due
to
ths
insistence
of
the
Caaedlair
Labor
party
that
the
plank
demanding
enfranchisement
of
Orientate
be
left
In
the
CXP.
platform.
MURDERTRIAL
AT
EDMONTON
(
I.OIIIl.H
Of
KMI'l-OVKO
MAN
IOIMI
t'OttllUI
1UTII
HI.OO0
STAINS
rosfOrtTON.
June
g.-Charged
wit'
murdering
Mrs.
Nelle
Pendleton,
wife
of
a
aaskatenu
ranrhor.
in
her
home
on
February
14.
Oeorge
Bdmund
Jackson
of
Vancouver
was
arraigned
la
Supreme
Court
today.
W.
W.
Pendleton,
the
husband.
toM
how
he
employed
Jackson,
largely
aa
a
favor
to
the
boy's
parents,
and
described
how
he
found
the
wife's
body
terribly
hacked
by
an
ase
while
Jackson
had
disappeared
Prisoner
waa
found
next
day
In
aa
Kdmonton
theatre.
The
clothes
worn
by
Jackson
when
at
work
that
day
were
later
found
In
the
Pendleton
home
covered
With
blood
status.
BRADY
REQUESTS
CARS
FOR
FISH
ACTION
PKOMISKII
IIV
MINISTKK
Ol'
KAH.W.WM
lll
NMNO
OTTAWA,
June
6
The
request
for
railway
cars
to
carry
accumulation
of
halibut
from
Prince
Rupert
to
the
astern
market
was
made
in
the
House
today
by
J.
C
Brady
Hon.
C.
A.
Dunning
promised
assistance.
Mr.
Brady
said
that
within
the
last
MINISTERS
APPOINTED
AND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
RUI,'
B.j
WEDNESDAY,
JUNE
G,
192?
DATEO
"CLUKBIRD"
WAS
THE
BK.
HIT
OF
THE
PAKADE:
A
feature
of
the
students'
rag
held
in
Belfast
to
aid
local
hospitals
was
the
"Gluebird"
driven
by
an
impersonator
of
Capt.
Malcolm
Campbell,
the
automobile
speed
celebrity
Million
Spectators
Watched
Foisted
Win
Derby
on
Epsom
Downs
Today;
'
Flamingo
Second,
Black
Watch
Third
DOWNS.
June
6.
Nearly
a
million
spectators
massed
EISOM
on
Epsom
Down
today
and
amid
intense
excitement
watched
a
rank
outsider,
FaUtead,
owned
by
Sir
II.
Cun-Hffe-Owen,
win
the
Derby.
Flamingo,
one
of
the
favorites
quoted
9
to
2,
came
in
second
and
Black
Watch,
another
outsider,
the
betting
on
which
was
33
to
1
against,
made
third
place.
The
winner,
a
33
to
1
shot,
painted
the
post
a
length
and
a
half
ahead
of
Flamingo
while
that
horse
was
six
lengths
from
Black
Watch.
It
is
estimated
that
at
least
fifteen
million
dollars
was
wagered
on
the
result,
this
including
the
Calcutta
sweepstakes.
The
tapes
broke
three
times
before
the
field
got
away
for
a
good
start
except
that
Koyal
Crusader
was
left
behind.
Flamingo,
the
second
choice,
led
all
the
way
to
Tattenham
corner.
Sunny
Trace,
also
among
the
favorites,
pressed
hard,
but
at
the
last
quarter
Felstead
drew
ahead,
leading
the
rest
of
of
the
way.
The
official
time
was
2
mlns.
31
2-5
tecs-,
equalling
the
re
cord
of
last
year
of
Call
Boy.
Ixird
Derby's
Fairway,
the
fnvoritc
for
the
race,
was
never
in
front.
OBJECTION
TO
SIGHT
TESTS
SANKEY
TRIAL
lAIPtME
AOMITTKO
IIV
MR.
41S-TICE
MOHKI-ON
IN
SPITE
OK
I-KOIHUTS
NSW
WK8TMIN8TBR.
June
6.
Di-plte
reiterated
objectfona
by
A.
M.oJhn-aton.
K.C..
cuunael
for
the
Crown.
Mr
Justice
Morrison
at
the
reopening
of
the
San
key
trial
heat
yesterday
allowed
J
E
Bird,
defense
counsel,
to
place
In
evidence
testa
&1
leg
tag
the
eyesight
of
the
girl
wltneMi
was
defective.
Bird
said
that
during
June.
1937.
he
conducted
tests
showing
Haldls
Sandahl
had
been
una
Mr
to
Identfy
four
boya
placed
beside
a
red
fence.
MINIMUM
WAGE
CASE
TO
SUPREME
COURT
-
OF
CANADA.ON
jPFEAL,
VICTORIA,
i
June
6i4
TtM
HOJStrt
,
of
appeal
today
granted
the
International
timber
Company
the
right
to.'
appeal
to
the
Supreme
Court
of
Canada
In
a
minimum
wage
act
case
la
which
a
person
named
Held
received
Judgment
against
the
company
for
wages.
few
.lays
490.000
pounds
of
halibut
had
bean
brought
to
Prince
Rupert
by
United
States
nhippers.
He
asked
the
ml
nlater
of
railways
to
take
some
action
to
aialst
Canadian
shippers
to
obtain
cars.
Bpstonill
F
ELECTION
TO
BE
SET
STOP
LIQUOR
ENTER
STATES
Bxtremc
Measures
to
lie
Taken
Unless
Railways
involve
l'lan
Prevent
Smuggling
BUFFALO,
June
6.
The
railroads
will
be
required
to
unload
every
freight
car
of
goods
arriving
at
the
United
States
border
for
a
minute
inspection
unless
officials
of
the
companies
work
out
some
plan
to
furnish
customs
authorities
with
guarantees
that
none
,
of
their
cars
contain
contrnbrand
goods,
Seymour
I.
Low
man,
assistant
secretary
of
the
treasury
in
charge
of
prohibition
enforcement
announced
today.
MOVIE
MENIN
,
ALASKA
SAFE
f
'v
Li
i'
JJi-'O
LKTT
I
OU
TOINT
1MKKUW
:sO1tin.NI
in
n
n
."
SEWARD.
Alaska.
June
8
Bringing
word
ol
the
safety
st
Point
Barrow
of
members
of
the
film
expedition
and
their
two
Alaska
avlatore.
Pilot
Matt
Nieminen
and
Radio
Operator
Mehsrd
Heyser
have
arrived
at
Kotsebye.
a
mes-isge
from
that
isolafed
point
received
yesterday
said
The
second
relief
expedition
was
on
the
point
of
being
wnt
out
when
word
came
of
their
safety.
Airplane
and
Three
Men
Landed
in
Snow
on
Way
to
Point
Barrow,
Alaska
Tramped
One
Hundred
Mile
In
Snow
and
are
now
in
Temporary.
Hospital
Recovering
From
Exposure
June
(5.
Fragmentary
details
of
extreme
hardships
FAIRBANKS.
.
ufft-red
when
forced
down
by
fog
in
snowbound
Northern
Alaska
were
received
Jate
yesterday
from
the
Fox
Film
ex-
edition
members
a
few.
hoars
after
the
first
word
of
their
safe
rival
at
Point
Harrow.
The
story
of
how
three
of
the
expedition
nembers
walked
nearly
a
hundred
miles
in
the
snow
and
bitter
cold
was
relayed
from
Kotgebue
by
Matt
Nieminen
and
Richard
Heeer,
relief
plane
flyers,
who
returned
just
as
the
second
relief
pjane
was
about
to
leave
io
neuron
for
the
five
film
men
and
two
relief
aviators.
A..r
bravln;
the
Arctic
blasts
for
,
aucoasaf
ul
searches
for
their
oosapanJons
arvt
weciu.
H.
8
Merrill,
pilot.
Charlea
i
wbo
left
Palrbauaa
In
aaotaar
plaae
00
"larke.
director,
snd
Jack
Robertaon.
11
In
company
with
Hart
and
WeUi.
esmeruun,
are
recovering
at
a
make-
bin
hospital
at
Pclat
Barrow
from
ex-::sure
sullered
on
the
long
hike.
Although
forced
down.
Noel
Wetn.
i.lot.
ai.d
Virgil
Hart,
leaders
of
the
ex-
tdltf?n.
were
able
to
continue
by
plane
to
Point
Barrow
and
conducted
un-
Gambling
Continues
in
Vancouver
Even
as
the
Police
Inquiry
Goes
cn
According
to
Detective
Witness
T
J
ANC0UVER,
June
6.
There
had
been
no
slackening
of
gamb-J
ling
in
Chinatown
recently
and
all
gambling
establishments
v
there
were
continuing
to
operate,
according
to
the
testimony
of
Detective
Joseph
Ricci
before
the
Vancouver
police
inquiry
yesterday
afternoon.
Ricci's
statement
was
made
following
a
request
by
G.
G.
McGeer,
K.C.,
counsel
for
Police
Commissioner
Fletcher,
that
the
detective
make
a
survey
inquiry.
"They
are
all
operating.
I
not
all
of
them."
said
Blccl
when
ahowne
s
I
.st
by
MeOeer
said
to
contain
the
ad-
dreaees
of
thirteen
alleged
gambling
The
detective
rsmgntaed
eleven
of
the
thirteen.
He
said
aU
were
situ
ated
on
upper
floors.
Rlccl
explained
that
Chinese
:hants
complained
against
the
.
,-rouad
floor
space
for
gambling
bouses
And
on
instructlcas
from
his
superior
5,'flcars
be
had
gone
.to
such
establish-
aie.-.t
sua
aracrea
tne
Beepers
to
move
i.'
the
upper
noon.
R.ocl
did
not
agree
with
the
former
I
cv.deure
of
Detective
Orant
that
an
In-
1
rcase
In
the
morality
squad
would
te
Lt.iassarv
to
cli.se
ismMtnc
and
dlaor-
deny
houses.
two
or
four
men
meant
business.
Rlccl
said,
they
oould
Improve
the
situation
by
7
or
SO
per
cent.
Witness
said
he
had
been
surprised
st
Celma
opealng
places
on
Hastings
Street
but
was
powerless
to
ckws
them
If
be
bad
attempted
to
take
such
sction.
he
asld.
he
might
hsve
)ost
his
Job.
Rlccl
testified
that
following
a
con
versation
ul
December.
1937.
with
Detective
John
Hendrtck.
he
had
taken
little
Interest
in
morality
work
because
he
understood
tnerafaVak
sn
sgreement
between
Mayor
TaylSjV
and
the
Attorney
General
that
aome
cf
the
houses
should
be
allowed
to
operate.
After
that
he
had
worked
with
Hendrtck
and
Sergeant
McDonald.
"bergeant
McDonald
ssld
the
police
became
mere
a
collection
agency."
taid
MeOeer.
"Waa
there
sny
real
effort
to
close
the
places
T"
Rice!
replied:
"As
far
aa
I
know,
no
effort
was
mad
to
close
thorn.
Wt
mldwd
big
places
once
or
twice
a
month
but
It
waa
practical!)
understood
no
omen
were
to
be
taken
out
at
psaoss
ivpeatodly
night
after
night."
Assad
If
the
beads
of
the
morality
quad
knew
of
tta
conditions
he
was
describing,
Rlccl
said
he
oould
not
say
whether
Sergeant
George
MolsvuatUla
or
Inspector
John
Jackson
anew
It
or
not
but
the
eh
let
should
.have
.Anowja,
be
declared.
LATE
TELEGRAPHS
Price
of
wheat
today
Halm
Viuthsrn
Cmaa
will
hen
aB
for
Aus
tralia
this
evening.
!
T.
A.
Barnard
la
nominated
by
Inde-
pendent
Labor
Party
at
Albernl.
Thla
afternoon
'a
train,
due
from
the
Eaxt
at
3
SO.
waa
reported
thla
log
to
be
on
time.
L.tKOE
C.tllAKKT
Special
Dinners
Tnursdaya
and
Saturday!
Dancing
every
Saturday
night
from
9
to
12.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
leaat.
Phone
437
Price
Five
Cents
UIES
AT
VAXCOIVEK
VANCOUVER.
June
.
q.
pauef-Mn.
M
years
of
age.
said
to
be
the
Ndest
elder
in
the
United
Chorea
la
western
Canada,
died
at
his
home
here.
of
Chinatown
and
report
to
the
was
there
last
night.
This
list
is
DOGFISH
SCOW
FROM
SKiDEGATE
..
r.fi.T.
AIIKItCS
WITH
SOME
nm
tons
iiih
i
sr
l
titk
iv
LET
IIH1
C'TIOX
1'UINT
Rupert
Marine
Products
newer
ttag
PR.T,
Oapt.
Harris
Kerr,
srrtved
st
the
-
lt
8kwmU'
Brln
full
acowtoad
of
soma
fatty
or
nttr
tons
of
dogfish
from
Uw
new
assart
which
has
been
established
by
W.
W.
Wright
lor
ths
company
on
the
Island
A
substantial
number
of
men
sre
now
engaged
In
thla
fishery
which
it
la
hoped
by
the
management
may
soon
develop
Into
sn
Industry
of
proportions.
GERARD-DALY
TIME
EXTENDED
EXmtT
TO
IIG
SENT
TO
EXAMINE
HI
I
I
S-AR(iENT
ANII
OTHER
I'KOmtTIK
THIS
MONTH
VICTORIA
June
.
The
bead
offlte
of
Bufus-Argents
aniMSSfaed
that
It
had
been
decided
to
grant
an
extension
of
time
to
Hon.
Jsmes
Oerard
and
Marcus
Daly
in
coonectma
wish
an
agreement
to
carry
out
eaamlMtsoaw
of
hese
and
other
northern
B.C.
properties
The
Daly
-Oerard
people
have
agreed
to
send
a
man
on
June
SI.
CONTRACT
LET
B.C.
ELECTRIC
VANCOUVER.
June
The
eoatract
has
been
let
by
the
B.C
Electric
Ball
way
Company
for
th-
constnietstB
Of
a
two
and
half
million
dollar
steam
plant
for
grnemtiiiK
electrical
energy
in
a
Burrnid
Inlri
site
It
will
provide
au
ewrgency
supply.