Vol.
AAVi.
R
m.
-w
Murderer
by
Police
General
Search
mv
YORK.
April
6:
"(CPt
New
W
pcilcs
yesterday
branded
Rote
Irwjin
twenty-nine
year
old
K?'.
;r
at
d
divinity
student,
as
murderer
in
trlnle
slavlnirs
on
kter
nrirning
on
Beeman
Hill.
A
paiu
rail
has
been
sent
out
for
lie
arrc
of
Irwin.
VOTING
NOT-
COMPULSORY
rnposal
Rejected
by
Special
Committee
f
Canadian
House
Of
Commons
"TT
A.
Anrll
R:
C1M
-
registration
of
votfi,
iCadu
was
turned
down
today,
i
the
r
port
of
a
special
com
T;tle
if
,e
House
of
Commons:
r(;a,'d
under
the
chairmanship
f
f
E
Rnthwell,
Liberal
mem-
J
w'foi-
s
current,
which
hadj
''K'lapi:
inted
to
studv
the
whole
i
Jtter
The
franchise
and
elec
I
"s
trimittee
also
rejected
,
;rnP,J'
voting.
Halibut
Sales
Prcaia:
6c
6c
Emma,
and
6c
Annabclir
American
15,000.
Atlln,
n.000.
Pacific.
13,000,
Cold
Storage,.
8.7c
Canadian
Weather
Forecast
tt'r)
'
'lirUK!
ihe
courtesy
oi
Vifc.."'
,
MoKwologlcal
BurenU
f
iii
..
l
Rupert-
Thla
lore
M
a
from
obwrv'atloiw
t
hour
ucr
'tJday
Rnd
cover
the
31
"'a
c
iding
s
p.m.
tomorrow).
,n,"
'.'u,h
of
Vancouver
Island
Briti
,air
wether
prevails
In
u
r
l,rJh
Columbia.
,
at
rn,lIlUK'rt
I'irict-Moder-J
ou
winds,
mostly
fair
and
different
name
is
banned
and
in
Surrey
in
the
Fraser
Valley
at!
ordered
its
leader.
Col.
Francois
de
10:45
Sunday
night
and
which
got
la
Roque,
and
other
Fascist,
lead-
across
the
border
from
British
Co-ers
sent
up
for
trial.
The
party
lumbla
without
reporting
to
the
leader
faces
a
possible
six
year
sen-
Immigration
authorities
has
turn-'
tence
if
convicted.
1
ed
the
search
for
Gordon
Fawcett
.
j
and
Vernon
Campbell,
bandits
who
Liquor
and
Indian
Cases
Before
Court
For
Missing
Plane
Douglas
Transport
Ship
Was
Its
Way
to
New
York
For
Shipment
'to
Holland
LOS
ANGELES,
April.
6:
An
in
tensive
search
continues
for
trace,
of
a
Douglas
transport
plane
which
hornmp
mlxxlne
on
Saturday
In
the
J;el(
left
this
morning
for
fleer.
of
Vancouver
Isl
nollce
officer,
i
Moderate
south
'wijU
is
clear,
i,..
th-
ne
Vnas
River
aboard
-
-
the
-
game
a
l
II
If
i
i
"imei
vivim
i
num.
to,."
Vrlotto
Island
"tl.lilU
...
.
in,
iv
Vrt.
.
"
"1MUs
""
mostl
",uni.v
ft..,.
1,1
U,
Ntrung,"
,1,.,,.'
.....
unsettled.
.
'
-
Will
IClUiU
"
-
escaped
from
Okaiia
Prison
on
Sunday,
to
the
state
of
Washing-
ton.
It
is
now
thought
that,
after!
making
their
getaway
from
Okalla,
KrholU,
for
Adolph.
-pM'Wnt-
Fawcett
and
Campbell
crossed
the
injuur
to
muiaiin,
was
mit-u
pivv
with
option
of
one
months'
im
priponment,
in
city
police
cou.'i
this
morninK
by
Magistrate
Mc
lymont.
William.
Duff
pleaded
no"
'
jruilly
tq
a
charge-of
conniving
i
to
supply
liquor
to
Indians
and
was"
remanded
until
tomorrow
Han
Gulbransen,
for
being
in
possession
of
Houor
in
the
abode
I
if
an
Indian,
was
fined
$50,
wilnj
ption
of
one
month's
imprison
ment.
Priscilla
Smith
and
Connk
Moody,
Indian
women,
were'
charged
with
vagrancy
and
re-1
manded
until
tomorrow.
Intensive
Search
Fraser
River
In
a
boat,
stole
the
car
and
abandoned
It
,in
Bellfrig-ham.
An
Intensive
search
Is
being
made
by
the
police
both
of
British
Columbia
and
Washington.
LIBERALS
HOLD
SEAT
K.
M.
Warren
Winner
In
Renfrew
North
Federal
By-Election
Yesterday
PEMBROKE,
Ont..
April
6:
(CP)
R.
M.
Warren,
Liberal
and
United
Farmer
of
Ontario
I
member
of
the
Ontario
Legislature.
Ill
represent
Renfrew
North
In
,
ren
retained'
the
seat
for
the
,
erals
In
yesterday's
by-election.
NOTRE
DAME
CLOSE
CALL
from
Burbank,
Montreal
Chemical
Works
De-Cal.,
course
of
a
flight
to
New
York
with
two
pilots
stroyed
IVith
Loss
of
$200,000
v.j
cl
nlhra
norennt
nlmlnne
fac-
"
-
:
tory
employees,
on
board.
The
plane
MONTREAL,
April
6:
(CP)-Fire
8Cc
and
I
was
to
have
been
shipped
from
destroyed
a
chemical
.plant
In
Mon-New
York
to
Holland
to
be
used
by
treal
with
loss
of
$200,000
and
barely
missed
Ithe
century-oW
Notre
aviation
con-
8.1c
and
a
Dutch
commercial
i
cern.
There
Is
no
further
check
on
Dame
Church
valued
at
$10,000,000
tht.
rpnnrt
nf
wreckace
of
a
Diane
witn
us
priceless
worics
oi
art
ana
being
found
near
St.
John's.
New
religious
relics.
.
mpvIco
but
from
Albuquerque,
New
;
6,500,
Pacific,
8c
and
';
Mexico,
nee
a
o,
came
came
word
word
today
today
of
of
wreck
wreck-
.
i
..
,
mile
and
a
half
up
the
side
jjurglarV
Attempt
nnrom
Ar(rna
mountain
oi
an
cuotkwi
-
range
being
sighted
and
tentatively1
yJQ
IntprrPntpH
I
11UCI
searching
"
tCJHCU
identified
by
a
veteran
;
pilot
as
being
that
of
the
lost
Doug-!
las
skyllner.
There
was
no
sign
of
:iolct.
c)fficc-r
(Jives
Chase
To
life
in
the
twisted
wreckage.
Sher-1
Tw()
ltn
Wh(,
NVere
Trying
Iff
John
Nunn
of
Apache
County;
T
(jet
n(o
McRae
Rros.
said
he
had
organized
a
ground
Store
searching
party'
to
climb
the
moun-'
.
tain
in
an
effort
to
reach
the
plane.
t
3
M
mornini;
Constable
Donald
Slewart
of
the
city
de-
f?erBeant
J
H.
McCllnton,
district
tachment
of
the
provincial
police
chief
of
provincial
police,
and
Con-,
intercepted
what
was
apparently
staWe
W
J
Currie,
who
Is
to
be
an
attempt
to
break
into
McUaf
.ij't
Bros,
store
from
the
rear.
The
of-stationed
.
at
miii
Mill
riv
nay
this
ac"
season
as
...
rf1,n(1(l
honrA
noise
and
went
around
to
the
a
to
.
,nvestljfate.
t,vo
me
m.
fpV
boat,
medialely
hastened
away.
The
of.
12
the
Naas
River
I
r.M?d'
a,
!"1C
r.ufLomDanled
fleer
gave
chase
but
lost.
the
pair
.
..
uur
io-1
vuuauau.t
.r,UlfAn
n
the
darkness
around.
IHh
-lll:ua
-....1,(1,....
...
...
k.,
v.i
tirirp
ssenieuiiu
'F'"i-....
""Miucuni.
wi
nil
u
...II...,
,r-lv
'
m.t,
P.
M.
L.
4.
National
docks
Can
PROVIN'
LIBRA
VICTOR
1
1
Today's
Weather
'
L
;
iff
"
Tomorrow's
Tides
(8
A.M.)
jr
Rupert
Cloudy,
south-er(v
w
jid,
four
miles
per
hour;
barsrc:
:ut.
29.G8;
sea
.
moderate.
She
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Vancouver
B.
C.
Nickel,
.32.
Big
Missouri,
.56.
"
Bralorne,
850.
B.
R.
Cons.,
.04i.
Aztec
Mines,
.12.-Cariboo
Quartz,
1.70.
'
Dentonla,
.19.
.
Dunwell,
.03
Vi.
'
.
,
'
Golconda,
.12.
-.:
Minto.
.25.
'
:
Meridian,
.04.
Moinlng
Star,
.03
'X
Noble
Five,
.09.
i
Pend
Oreille,
5.00M
Pioneer,
5.20.
.
,
Porter
Idaho,
.07
Vy
Piemler,
3.10.
Reeves
McDonald,
1.70.
Reno,
1.05.
Relief
Arlington,
.23.
Reward,
.13
Salmon
Gold,
t10.
jr
Taylor
Bridge,'
to?:
Wayside,
.04
Vz,
Iledley
Amalgamated.
.20
Premier
Border,
.04.
Sllbakl
Pre'tiler,
3.00.
Congress,
.08
Vi-Silver
Crest,
.07.
Home
Gold,
.03'.
Grandvlew.
.18.
Indian,
.03.
Quatslno
Copper,
.07.
Quesnel
Quartz,
.10.
.
.
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.35.
Calmont,
.70.
C.
&
E.
3.20.
Freehold,
.13.
Hargal,
.23.
'
McDougal
Segur,
.212.
-
Mercury,
.32.
Merland,
.15.
Okalta,
1.46..
.Home
Oil,
2.10.
'
United,
.26.
Weymarn,
.20.
Toronto
.
Beattie,
1.60.
,
Central
Patricia.
4.05.
God's
Lake,
.701
Lee
Gold,
.04
Vi.
Little
Long
Lac.
6.70.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1,70.
Pickle
Crow,
7.00.
Red
Lake
Gold
Snore,
-67.
San
Antonio,
1.90t.
r
Sherrltt
Gordon,
3.10.
Smelter
Gold.
.06.
-2.63.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
Oklend,
.36.
'
.
Mosher,
i36.
Gllbec,
.04.
"
:
Madsen
Red
Lake,1.17.;,
Stadacona,
2.50.
,
Frontier
Red
Lake,
.18.'
Francoeurr
i.35.
Manitoba
ii
Eastern,
.04...
Monet
a
Porcupine,
1.86.
Bouscadlllac.
.76.
Rubec,
.10V2.
Thompson
Cadillac,
1.51,
Bailor,
.05V2.
''
'
Bankfleld,
1.25.
East
Malartlc,
1.78."
Preston
East
Dome,
.1.38.-yri
'
Hutchison
Lake,
.24,
Dawson
White;
.26.
.
McQualg
Red
Lake,-
.20.
Rajah
Red
Lake,
.26.
,-
;M
Aldermac,
150.
Kerr
Addison,
2.90.
."'
,
Uchl
Gold,
1.15,
.
-fy
Martin
Bird,
1.14.
Chesterville.
2.50.
Auglte
Porcupine,
42
RtchntHC.
.7.1
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
APRIL
6,
1937
PRECEDENT
IS
SET
UP
Premier
Pattullo
Only
K.C.
Who
is
Neither
Barrister
Or
Solicitor
VICTORIA,
April
6:
(CP)
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
was
sworn
in-yesterday
by
Hon.
E.
XV.
Ham-ber,
Lieutenant
Governor,
as
British
Columbia's
new
attorney
general
in
succession
to
Hon.
Gordon
Sloan,
who
has
resigned
to
accept
appointment
to
the
bench
of
the
British
Columbia
Court
of
Appeals.
Premier
Pattullo
becomes
what
icjral
experts
believe
is
the
only
EDMONTON
sit-down
Two
Hundred
Employees
of
Swift-Canadian
Co.
.Quit
Work
And-Stay
In
EDMONTON,
April
6:
Edmonton's
first
sltdown
strike
commen-
Satisfactorily
as
Might
Have
Been
Hoped
For
WASHINGTON,
April
6:
Secre-
tary
of
the
Treasury
Henry
Mor-genthau
announced
yesterday
that,
owing
to
the
failure
of
tax
receipts
expected
this
year,
It
would
be
ne
cessary
to
borrow
extensively
this
year
to
carry
on
public
Elderly
Woman
Dies
of
Injury
Mrs.
I).
Pope
Fails
to
Recover
In
Vancouver
From
Effects
Of
Being:
Hit
by
Car
VANCOUVER,
April
6:
Mrs.
D.
Pope,
elderly
Vancouver
woman,
Is
dead
as
a
result
of
shock
and
a
fractured
leg
sustained
when
she
'
High
Low
,
..10:25
a.m.
18.4
ft.
23:05
p.m..
19.0
ft.
..
4:20
a.m.
7.9
ft.
16:45
p.m.
5.6
ft.
PRICE;
5
CENTS
ING
TO
KEEP
MUSSOLINI
IN
LINE
BURNINGS
i
i
..
m
i,t-
n-n.
......
uiiv
ri
-
i
In
Investigating
Arson
In
Doukhobor
Settlements
VANCOUVER,
April
6:
Under
direction
Of
Insnector
i
.
t
nininrn
m
mm
t-i
riiu
i
n
r
in
i
t
But
mn
mm
np
nm
nrM
it
rT
.u
wn0-
incendiarism
in
uuuituuour
communities
in
the
Nelson
district'
on
lat
they
knew
who
had
fired
some
if
the
nnooi
Duiiaings
and
halls
which
w-'tc
cither
destroyed
or
par-
Sergersn'
C
G.
Barber
and
de-
irhmfnr
oi
tnree
omcers
were
.
u
-
,
-
,-
1
.
i
n
mr-'.
ii
uritruiiLiun
iTfiirpspni.intr
it
Dcukhobors
of
that
district.
Two
theories
are
held
as
possible
x.tivc;
for
the
burnings
and
tobir.2
-one
owing
to
the
antl-
nr
fee
ilngs
of
the
DoukhoborsI
Premier
Pattullo
Announces
Election
to
be
Held
Soon;
Date
in
Early
June
Likely
VICTORIA,
April
6:
(CP)-Premier
T.
D.
P"aT-tullo
announced
today
that
a
general
election
will
be
held
this
spring.
The
definite
date
will
be
announced,
the
Premier
said,
before
April
22.
Meantime,
the
expectation
is
that
the
polling
day
will
probably
be
in
early
June.
While
there
has
been
general
expectation
lately
of
an
early
election,
this
is
the
first
actual
confirmation
by
the
Premier.
PARTY
NOW
UNDER
BAN
Francois
de
la
Koque
.May
Face
Six
Year
Prison
Term
in
France
PARTS
Anrll
If-PI
PrimlnJ
HAVE
GOT
OVER
LINE
Gordon
Fawcett
and
Vernon
Campbell
Now
Believed
to
Be
In
Washington
Ed
the
other
a
protest
against
;mS
Magistrate
Beteille
yesterday
BELLINGHAM,
April
6:
The
being
compelled
to
send
children
to
I
Iound
the
French
Social
Party
discovery
here
yesterday
.
of
an
scLoc'
ithe
Croix
de
Feu
League
under
a
automobile
which
had
been
stolen
IS
WANTED
IN
KILLING
Vtf
York
Sculptor
is
Dubbed
Triple
Close
Call
Of
serious
disaster.
Flying
Boatj
1
Only
Skill
and
Resourcefulness
Of
Pilot
Prevented
Major
Disaster
Near
Santos)
Brazil
SANTOS.
Brazil.
April
6.
Thirty-
one
passengers
aboird
the.
great'
Pan-American
Airways
flying'
boat
Trinidad
Clipper
were
near
death
t
yesterday
when
the
jbig
ship
made
'
a
forced
landing
In
(the
rough
sea
near
Santos.
Only
-skill
and
re-
',
sourcefulness
of
the
chief
pilot
pre-1
vented
what
might,
have
been
a
Britain
and
France
Are
Threatening
To
Cut
Balkan
Accord
'Last
Resort"
to
Hold
Italy
to
Non-intervention
Agreement
Loyalists
Still
Have
Upper
Hand
In
Spanish
Warfare
PARIS,
April
6:
(CP)
France
and
Great
Britain
were
today
reported
ready
to
bring
"last
resort"
pressure
against
Premier
Benito
Mussolini
of
Italy
to
halt
the
possibility
of
Italian
withdrawal
from
the
agreement
to
iso-
Kin?'S
counsel
in
Canada
who
is
,
ate
the
Spanish
civil
war.
The
two
governments,
inform
nelther
a
barrister
or
a
solicitor.
The
'title
descends
automatically
on
the
British
Columbia
Attorney
General.
LEWSTS
EXTENDING
ed
sources
told
Canadian
Press,
would
attempt
to
hold
Italy
in
line
with
the
twenty-seven
nation
non-intervention
agreement
by
the
threat
to
steer
the
Balkan
States
away
from
the
friendship
with
Italy
which
Mussolini
Is
so
eager
to
obtain.
The,
Italian
threat
of
wlthdrawaf
'and
re-assumptlon
of
"full
liberty
'of
action"
in
Spain
Is
based
on
;
J
charges
in
Rome
that
France
has
Spreading
C.
I.
O.
Into
Oil
And
,
"flagrantly
violated"
the
non-in-
Textile
Fields
of
South
j.
NEW
YORK,
April
6:
John
L.
tervention
accord
in
permitting
aid
to
the
Madrid
government.
From
the
seat
of
war
in
Spain
Lewis
is
now
moving
into
the
oil
I
came
renorts
last
nieht
that
five
and
textile
industry
fields
of
the
'thousand
rebel
forces
had
been
,
south
to
unionize
a
million
workers
practically
cut
to
pieces
In
a
vir-:
there
under
the
Committee
on
In-i'tual
"suicide
attack"
against
with-
dustrlai
organization
in
competl-Uon
with
the
American
Federation
of
Labor.
No
settlement
had
been
reached
up
to
last
night
in
the
Madrid
and
northwestern
regions
"
w
'
Ultra
Knnn
eltMia
a
UnnlnHlnn
a
.Chrysler
Motor
Corporation
strike
wpr
rinimoH
hy
thp
gnvprnment.
ai
ueiroi
over
ine
issue
oi
collec
tive
bargaining.
Conferences
between
Lewis
and
Walter
P.
Chrys-
jerr
president
of
the
Chrysler
Mo-tbr
Corporation,
are
continuing
at
Lansing,
Mich.,
today.
Todays
Weather
(Government
Telegraphs)
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm,
40.
Smithera
Clear,
calm,
mild.
Burns
Lake
Clear,
calm,
27.
Terrace
Clear,
calm,
32.
Hosswood
Clear,
calm,
,12.
Aiyansh
Clear,
calm,
38.
Alice
Arm
Clear,
calm,
40.
Anyox
Clear,
Calm,
40.
Stewart
Cloudy,
calm,
38.
-Victoria
Clear,
southwest
wind,
12
miles
per'
hour;
baro
meter,
29.88.
1
Estevan
Rain,
south
wind,
C,
!
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
29.82
!
Prince
George
Cloudy,
south
west
wind,
4
miles
per
hour;
bar
ced
yesterday
when
200
employees
ometer,
29.GG,
In
a
Swift-Canadian
Co.
plant
quit
Vancouver
Calm,
cloudy,
.baro
work
and
refused
to
leave
the
i
meter.
29.8G.
plant.
UNCLE
SAM
Triple
Island
Cloudy,
north
east
wind,
3
miles
per
hour;
cea
smooth.
i
Langara
Island
Cloud,v,
iwind,
5
miles
per
hour;
Tf
D
ADD
fill
imeter
2n-''C:
temperature.
1
U
DUIJU
H
'W
.we
11.
ueun
iree
i
ouu
ciouuy,
cairn
Tax
Receipts
Are
Not
Coming
in
As
,romeer'
29.77
38;.
light
swell.
temperature
Stocks
Record
Further
Gains
1
was
run
down
by
an
automobile
on
,
Fiftccn-Year
Old
Boy
Fatally
Shot
.'Oak
Street
on
March
16,
Vancouver
Wheat
Spokane
Youth
Is
Killed
by
Police
While
Making
His
Getaway
From
Stolen
Car
CROWNINGS
WERE
FAST
In
Middle
Ages
Heirs
to
English
Throne
Took
Over
Treasury
First
LONDON,
April
6:
CP)
Three
royal
dynasties
have
filled
the
throne
of
'England
and
passed
away,
and
the
dynasty
which
now
holds
sway
has
ruled
for
nearly
two
centuries.
tirv.il
.Un
f
I
srlng
machine
gun
and
artillery
",,c
"
"u
.
u.cuuu-fire
Bilbaoltles
ir?
thelr
essen
to.
the
of
the
loyalists
In
the
area.
Continued
advances-in
the1"?'"1"?
?.eorf
VLa.nd
Qufen
iittft
WCCil
01X41
C
MIC.
LTCgllilUllg
VI
the
realm,
it
is
hiYdlf,'
surprising-that
through
the
centuries
their
actual
celebration
has
been
performed'
under
the
most
diverse
con
ditions.
The
practice
of
a
Coronation
taking
place
a
considerable
time
after
the
death
of
the
previous
sovereign
dates
back
only
to
Stuart
times.
In
an
earlier
period
the
matter
of
a
questionable
succession
often
prompted
the
performance
of
the
ceremony
under
conditions
of
haste
and
even
of
some
secrecy.
In
the
Middle
Ages
the
first
care
of
successdrs
to
the
throne
was
to
secure
the
treasury
which
lay
at
Winchester
and
then
to
hasten
the
Archbishop
aiid
other
higher
officers
to
the
performance
of
the
Coronation
rites.
'
One
of
the
first
instances
of
long
delay
between
accession
and
coronation
was
in
the
case
of
Edward
the
Confessor,
so
called
on
account
of
his
great
reputation
for
wesl
sanctity.
He
appears
to
have
been
baro
;
formally
recognized
as
heir
to
the
38;
.-
throne.,
if
not
actually
associated
In
the
kingship,
of
Hardicanute,
who
recalled
him
in
1041
from
Normandy
where
Edward
had
been
I
taken
by
his
parents,
Ethelred
II
land
his
wife
Emma,
for
refuge
on
the
recognition
of
Sweyn
as
King
of
England
in
1013.
On
the
death
of
Hardicanute
In,
1042
old
records
have
It
that
"all
folk
received
Edward
to
be
kind."
but
his
actual
coronation
was
Tendency
Is
Again
Up
layed
until
Easter
of
1043.
A
few
Fractionally
on
New
York
months
later
Edward,
in
conjunc-Exchange
'
tlon
with
the
great
earls
of
the
kingdom,
made
a
raid
on
the
J
NEW
YORK,
April
6:
CP
Se-
queen-mother,
Emma,
seized
all
trer
icurlty
values
registered
further
possessions
and
compelled
her
to
1
fractional
gains
on
the
New
York
live
In
retirement,
stock
market
yesterday.
The
In-
:
dustrlal
average
at
closing
was
up
i
.65;
rails,
up
.10,
and
utilities,
up
19.
Three
Years
For
Arms
Possession
Leo
Dolphin
Gets
Three
Years
In
Pen
For
Having
Had
Loaded
Revolver
VANCOUVER,
April
6:
Leo
Dolphin
was
sentenced
to
three
years'
-
Imprisonment
at
New
Westminster
SPOKANE,
April
6:
A
fifteen-.
Penitentiary
yesterday
by
Magls-
VANCOUVER.
April
6:
(CP)
year
old
boy
was
shot
dead
by
a
trate
II.
S.
Wood
for
having-a
load-Wheat
was
trading
at
$1.48.
on
ihe
police
officer
here
yesterday
as
he
ed
revolver
In
his
possession.
The
.Vancouver
market
yesterday,
drop-
and
other
boys
were
running
away!
weapon
'was
found
when
police
Ipinn
tc
$1
aft
ttaiay.
from
a
stolen
automobile.,
'raided.
Dolphin's
room,'"
'
.