0tmMitstt
Aluitilmi
Pilgrimage
T
I
or
bin
(o
fSli'm
Svrnivatliy
With
Mine
Strikers
'
Hallway
CO.
for
ex
ten
-il
ir
pteftint
ewtvtcact.
NO
I
SITED
STATES
A
IK
MASKS
TO
(20
ON
CANUCK
border
J
MAY
AV
VIOI.CNCE
IN
WAIN,
FRANCi:,
AUSTRIA
LomJON.
May
l:Thcrc
t
crc
fatly
signs
of
violence
In
Wtn.
France
and
Austria
as
WASHINGTON.
DC.
May
1
r
?
1
'
Ia
no
likelihood
of
air
bclnv
established
bv
tlte
!
8tates
near
the
Cans-
border.
Complete
du-
n,
mient
of
the
United
-Canadian
border
was
a
permanent
basic
national
pol-
e?
this
country,
tlw
chief
:
uhvc
declared.
4
Collection
For
Month
of
April
Totalled
Hut
S1.61S.-9.
It
.
Is
Announrrd
Customs
and
exetf
eotteciloru
a
mil
u
and
Uw
Drtttsh
Oedum-
V
lrt
of
Print
Rupert
for
the
month
of
April
this
year
totalled
?5.7fi
a
compared
with
S24.5W.06
In
the
same
month
last
year
So
tar
this
year
the
revenue
has
totalled
$17,294.14
as
atralrwt
$70,083.25
In
the
first
tour
months
of
14.
Vancouver
Seeks
Government
Aid
In
Interest
VANCOUVER,
May
1:
(CP)-In
one
of
the
heaviest
sentence
days
in
the
history
of
the
Assize
Court
here,
Mr.
Justice
D.
A
McDonald
todav
meted
ntlt
tipiiitpntiiirv
terms
to
nine
persons
who
had
been
convicted
of
white
H,avery
chi!rs:
J?p
Ce,0a-
rePted
"ndenvorU
leader,
.xiuiMit
Ut
march
u.
cm-
wwt
twenty-two
years
on
mree
cnarges
ol
procur-
nuiiwUiy
with
striken
.
-
(I
turned
back-
Strect
Car
Fares
In
Vancouver
Are
Not
Being
Cliancd
AN.
OUVEIL
May
1
-Street
in"
in
Vsncoum
will
be
un-lor
another
ysr
under
.'
"i
reached
between
the
Customs
Revenue
This
Year
Lower
Cut
VANCOUVER,
May
1:
The
city
of
Vancouver
has
sent
Invitations
to
the
provincial
and
federal
government
to
assist
it
In
attempts
to
reduce
the
lntcieat
rate
on
Us
bonded
indebtedness
to
three
percent
A
resoluUon
of
Mayor
Mooter's
extending
the
invitation
was
passed
by
the
counrll
yesterday.
Fine
Weather
Records
Broken
Here
in
April;
Less
Rain
And
More
Sun
Than
in
Five
Years
The
month
of
April
broke
records
for
weather
in
Prince
Hubert.
Sunshine
totalled
159.4
hours
which
was
more
'ban
was
recorded
in
any
month
since
August
1930
when
160,x
hours
was
recorded.
It
was
also
the
driest
month
nw
August
UKtO
but
.1)3
of
an
inch
of
precipitation
being
recorded
as
compared
"with
the
average
for
April
over
a
f
If
teen
year
period
of
6.9
Inches.
triiTn
nn
!
So
far
this
year
there
has
been
VAINLUUVhK
TAX
LOWER
lute
lUte
Reduced
This
v...
Year
to
37.88,
Decrease
of
Two
Mills
365.1
hours
of
sunshine
as
compared
with
309.6
hours
during
the
first
four
months
of
1934.
Precipitation
tills
year
to
date
has
totalled
14.28
inches
in
comparison
with
MM
,!.
.last
year
to
aaw
The
weather
summary
ior
pni.
as
announced
Uns
morning
by
R.
"
jo.
Emmcrson.
Digby
Island.
Domln-
,
VANt
OUVER.
May'l:
(CPTlic
j
Ion
meteorologist,
was
as
follows:
ax
.it-
on
real
eg
talc
this
yeorj
Hlgheet
barometer
reading
at
sea
bo
i,
reduced
two
mills
to
3781
level.
30.00
on
April
26.
"tj-
I
t
Aiuttd
ItrtPnniAlnr
rpnH1nt7
fit
seA
level.
29.48
on
April
22.
Maximum
tcmneraturc,
57
on
April
10.
27
and
30.
Minimum
temperature.
20
on
Ap
rll
1.
Mean
temperature.
3U.z.
Precipitation.
,03
inches.
Sunshine,
159.4
hours.
ay
dawned.
Throuchout
Ted
Smith,
son
of
Mrs.
R.
J.
D.
Pc
elaborate
imuuriue
nrpeni!
precautions
,
Smith,
is
In
town
from
Premier
for
t
M
Iff.
llvlntr
Olf
tlll
avnllc
nf
nrmll
Relief
Department
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
V
She
4L.
M
Wmln
punce
Rupert
Clear.
High
.
0:22
ajn.
22.7
ft.
utherly
wind;
barometer,
13:02
.p.m.
20.6
ft.
rnperature.
50;
sei
choppy
Low
6:55
ajn.
12
ft.
19:02
53
ft.
pjn.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
-
V
ZTJV
No
100.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
MAY
1,
1935
PRICE:
5
CENTS
TWENTY-TWO
YEARS
FOR
JOE
CELONA
VICTORIA
RESTAURANT
PROPRIETOR
MURDERED
TODAY
Vancouver
Underworld
Leaders
Are
Put
Away
On
White
Slavery
Charges;
Many
Heavy
Sentences
Alberta
Reds
Give
Up
March
Clarence
Bancroft
Sent
Over
For
Twenty
Years
and
Lou
Barrack,
Twelve
Years
Robber
With
Violence
To
Spend
Fourteen
Years
in
Penitentiary
tutlon
and
operating
a
disorderly
house.
He
has
already
intimated
his
intention
of
appealing.
Clarence
Bancroft,
convicted
it
procuring
and
llvlnz
off
the
avails
it
prostitution,
was
given
twenty
years.
Mrs.
Ellen
Joyce,
associated
with
Jelona
and
Bancroft,
was
given
two
years
in
Okall.
i
Lou
Barrack,
for
living
off
the!
J
valls
jat,jprpstltuU9tu
wasV
-sen
icnrea
to
twelve
years'
imprisonment.
Ocorgc
Poulln.
Jimmy
Plrello
and
Dick
Morley
received
two
years
each.
1
Eddie
Flic,
convicted
In
connec-:
Uon
with
the
operation
of
a
dlsor-'
derly
house
at
Victoria,
and
George!
Kennedy,
on
the
same
charge,
were
1
given
two
years
at
Okalla.
John
Alfred
Potts,
for
robbery
with
violence,
received
fourteen
years'
imprisonment
No
lashes
were
imposed.
The
Celona
and
Bancroft
sentences
will
run
consecutively.
EXTENSION
OF
N.
R.
A.
FOR
TWO
YEARS
OUT
WASHINGTON.
D.C..
May
1:
Request
of
President
Frank-
Un
D.
Roosevelt
for
support
of
a
compromise
plan
providing
for
a
two-year
extension
denied
at
a
Senate
conference
yesterday.
To
Reinvestigated
i
Paul
Mel).
Kerr
Named
by
Vancouver
City
Council
to
Conduct
Protx;
VANCOUVER,
May
1:
Paul
McD.
Kerr,
well
known
Vancouver
barrister,
was
appointed
by
the
city
council
yesterday
to
conduct
a
Ju-
dlclal
Investigation
relief
department.
DEATH
SENTENCE
ON
IIACLEY
SUSTAINED
SACRAMENTO.
May
1:
William
Bagley.
notorious
Brl-
tlsh
Columbia
bandit,
must
hang.
The
California
Supreme
Court
yesterday
rejected
his
appeal
against
the
death
sen-
4
tence
Imposed
as
a
result
of
the
death
of
a
guard
in
an
at-
tempted
Jail
break
from
San
Qucntln
Penitentiary
where
mC
been
taken
against
pos-
a
visit,
having
.arrived
from
the,
he
-was
a
convict.
i
?lc
communist
uprisings.
s-
north
on
the
Catalii
yesterday
af-i
1
tcrnoon.
Wife
Committed
For
Murder
of
Former
B.C.
Man
Two
of
the
three
principals
In
an
English
murder
case
of
eormderacl
Canadian
interest,
are
shown
In
the
above
pliture.
They
are
Mr
and
Mrs
Francis
Rattenbury
ano
their
son
John,
now
six
jeara
jildMr.
Raitenijury
was
found
seriously
woundetLoL,hgad.irUurles,
in
the
living,
roomjofjijg
home
near
London.
March
24
H?
had
ben
struck
repeatedly
by
a
heavy
.mallet.
He
died"
four
days
later.
Police
then
arrested
Mrs
Rattenbury.
who
Is
31.
and
her
10-year-old
chauffeur.
George
Sto-ner.
They
are
accused
of
murder
r?
the
man.
Mr.
Kattenbm
was
a
wealthy
retired
architect
formerly
of
Vancouver.
Mrs.
Rattenbury
and
Stoner
were
formally
committed
for
trial.
Clarence
Pappas
Shot
And
Killed;
Another
Greek
A
dmits
Slaying
Incident
Occurred
in
Front
of
Greek
Cafe
Proprietor's
Home
on
Montreal
Street
Confession
Made
By
John
Pincos
on
Surrendering
to
Police
VICTORIA,
May
1:
(CP)
Clarence
Pappas,
aged
38,
restaurant
owner,
was
shot
dead
early
this
morning
in
front
of
his
home
on
Montreal
Street
and
the
noliee
beo-an
the
National
Recovery
Act
was
"
""0"c
'
?
"ICCIV
w,MVTVr
I
rumen
iiuiut
in
u
ui.xicctu.
uunii
rincos,
ageu
ou,
ui
Cibqui-
malt
later
surrendered
to
the
police
and
admitted
shooting
nna
Killing
pappas
Police
said
that
the
men
left
the
cafe
in
a
taxi
and
the
driver
said
they
appeared
to
be
arguing
during
Uie
ride
but
he
could
not
under-:
stand
their
language.
When
the
car
1
stopped,
Pappas
got
out
and
started
for
his
home
when
the
second
man
Jumped
out
and
fired
three
shots
from
a
revolver
into
the
vlcUm's
back.
i
Well
dressed
arid
prosperous
ap-l
pearing,
Pincos,
after
making
his'
Japanese
Ruler
Is
34
Years
Old
iVncicnt
Religious
Kites
and
Modern
Military
Display
on
llirohito's
llirthday
TOKIO.
May
1:
Emperor
Hlro-
tll
Thursdav
to
nermlt
him
tn
sp-j
tuaiistic
rites
as
wen
as
wun
mod
Fifteen
Women
Investigators'
VICTORIA.
May
I;
Fifteen
Columbia
women
will
be
appointed
by
the
provincial
govern
O.
C.
Arscneau
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Catala
yesterday
afternoon
from
a
buslnes
trip
to
Stewart
and
Premier.
ern
military
pageant.
ONTARIO
TO
MEET
RELIEF
BY
MEANS
OF
MOKE
TAXATION
ment
to
InvesUgate
the
ndmlnlstra-,
by
new
taxes
to
be
levied
In
tlon
of
mothers'
pensions
and
other
j
Ontario,
Premier
M.
F.
Hep-
social
legislation
affecting
women,
burn
states.
He
indicates
that
It
was
announced
yesterday.
1
the
Ontario
government
in.
tends
to
pay
for
relief
out
of
TORONTO.
May
1:
CP
At
least
$15,000,000
ear-marked
definitely
for
relief
purposes,
will
be
raised
within
the
year
Income
rather
than
by
bor-
rowing.
Grain
Ship
Near
Loaded;
Another
Due
This
Month
List
Totalled
But
51605
in
Value,
Bringing
Total
For
Year
Up
to
$7685
Permits
Issued
follows:
In
April
were
as
Strikers
Urged
,
ByPattulloTo
Return
to
Camp
VICTORIA.
May
1:
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
yesterday
urged
-relief
camp
strikers
to
return
to
the
camps
pending
completion
of
the
Investigation
now
being
conducted
'
Into
camp
conditions
and
the
presentation
of
the
report
upon
same.
Amelia
Earhart
Poised
For
Her
Hop
toNewYork.
MEXICO
CITY.
Alay
1:
Owing
to
unfavorable
weather
conditions,
'Mrs.
Amelia
Earhan
Putnam,
famous
American
avtatrtx,
postponed
Jher
take-off
on
a
non-stop
flight
from
Mexico
City
to
New
York
which
had
been
planned
for
yes-,
terday
afternoon.
She
may
leave
this
afternoon
on
the.2400-mllehop.
Halibut
Arrivals
Summary
American
166.000
pounds.
Ce
and
4c
to
6.3c
and
5c.
I
Canadian
30.500
pounds.
6.2c
and
5c
to
6.5c
andoc.
j
American
McKinley,
35,000,
and.LUuya.
18,-
000,
Cold
Storage,
6c
and
4c.
Arrow,
31,000,
Pacific;
6c
and
4c.
Sherman,
14,000,
Bobth,
6c
and
5c.
-
Middleton,
15,000,
.
Cold
Storage,
'6c
and
5c.
:
Midway,
14,000,
and
Slrius,
10,500,
Pouring
o
grain
into
the
British
Royal,
6c
and
5c.
steamer
Paris
City,
loading
a
full'
Zarembo,
13,500,
Atlin,
6,4c
and
cargo
of
wheat
at
the
local
elevator
5c-
for
delivery
to
United
Kingdom
or
RaP
UI-
9'.
Booth,
6.1c
and
5c.
Continent,
was
completed
at
noon'
Eureka.
6,000,
AUlrt,
6.1c
and
5c.
today
and
sacking
is
now
proceed-!
Canadian
tng.
The
vessel
will
be
sailing
late
tonight
or
tomorrow
morning.
More
grain
has
now
started
arriving
at
the
elevator
for
another
ship,
so
far
unnamed,
which
Is
expected
here
to
load
about
May
18.
Building
Permits
In
April
Light
Cape
Spencer,
13,000,
Cold
Storage,
6.5c
and
5c.
J.
R.,
8.000.
AUin,
6.4c.
and
5c.
Gibson,
9,500,
Co!d
Storage,
62c
and
5c.
.
HEADS
MINISTERS.
VANCOUVER.
May
liRev.
F.
II.
Wilkinson,
rector
of
Christ
Church
Cathedral,
was
yestej-day
elected
president
of
the
Vancouver
Ministerial
Association.
.
CANADIAN
GOLD
PRICE
MONTREAL,
May
1:
The,
gold
price
advanced
5c
to
close
Building
permits
for
the
city
at
$35.13
per
ounce
yesterday.
during
the
month
of
April
were
j
1
again
light
at
$1606,
bringing
the
!
total
for
the
year
to
date
up
to
statement
to
the
in
-P?n
rannm
u
iuV-1
police
connec-
he
fim
fQur
months
Qf
year.1
I'ULI
AND
PAPER
The
occasion
non
wun
ine
kuiiiik,
annearea
in
Into
the
clty'cure
counscl.
was
police
court
and
was
remanded
un-
marked
with
ancient
religious
rl-
1'KOJECT
IS
MADE
John
Watson,
repairs
to
rest-;
A
telegram
received
today
by
dence,
Fifth
Avenue
East,
$8k
'
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Overwaitea
Store,
sign.
$25.
'
Commerce
from
F.
L.
Buckley
H.
Arney.
residence.
Eleventh
of
Vancouver
confirmed
the
i
Street.
$1500.
announcement
In
press
dls-
!
patches
yesterday
of
the
In-
Former
Mayor
Of
Ketchikan
Dies
I
i.
ii.
Davies
of
First
City
Also
Sat
Once
In
the
Territorial
Jestcrduy.
Legislature
iuc
Lvrruuniu
iegisiuiure,
aiea
nere
I
corporation
of
the
Mutual
Pulp
&
Paper
Mills
of
Prince
Rupert
Ltd..
which
company
has
been
formed
in
connection
with
the
nrolect
for
the
establishment
of
a
pulp
and
paper
mill
here.
.
It
was
in
connection
with
this
,
project
that
Mr.
Buckley,
ac-
companled
by
Geoffrey
Win-
slow
and
Edward
Thompson
of
San
Francisco
arid
L.
A.
De.
:
KETCHIKAN.
May
1:
(CP)
J,
H.
ouere.
duId
and
naner
cnnlneer
.
iDavies,
aged
60.
former
mayor
of
from
Wisconsin
Rapids,
WU
-Ketchikan
and
former
member
of
recently
paid
a
visit
here
T
V
1
1