i
rv
102nd.
Regiment
Passes
llistorj'
t
Coronation
Service
Into
it
t
t
l
fnm
a
congregation
which
ed
the
capacity
of
the
edifice
d
made
It
necessary
to
provide
dltlonal
seating
accommodation,
.itinff
nf
rnlors
of
the
102nd.'
rth
British
Columbia
Regiment
...
.
i
-v
e
.(
i
become
the
102nd.
Artillery
Bat-
took
place
Sunday
morning
at
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral,
e
depositing
ceremony
was
com-
i
uu
nvir)
ImtnDrlhtnltr
fnl-
Rev
James
B.
aibson.
Dean
the
Cathedral,
conducted
.trie
i
Hi
ia
mchon
rvr
i
'o
a.
T
.
1
I
1
1
I
LI1C
LlUilUII
I-
A
V7U
Rt
RCV.
O.
A.
Rlx
D.D..
well
as
receiving
and
dedicat-
Blshop
Rlx,
in
his
sermon,
re-
.
f
1
-
11
I
.
-
-
4
i
1
1
tLn
I
l
41
the
last
of
the
year.
Never
be-
P
M
L11C
1111
IJU
IZ
1UU1C
QCLU1C
n
It
was
tndav.
There
was
neace
thin
and
without.
In
the
Empire
A
In
Pnnnrtn
fhprp
tun
Utile
pv.
s
fnr
rtlsrnntpnt
Mn
rpnnlps
Ml.
vpn
n
irrpnijr
mpnsurp
nr
nniiLi
1
Hhcrtv
This
ti-pplr
nn
thfl
nera.
great
demonstrations
of
rejolc-
u.is
thnt
ihprp
.wns
nnthinfr
e
Empire.
It
was'-a
-spontaneous
The
Invnlt.v
pvpmnllflprt
rnrlftv
a
sprung
to
the
top
23.
years
o
In
the
Empire's
great
'emer-
ncy
AH
parts
of
'Canada
had
it
their
men
atfd
given'
their
x
ah
nan
given
ana
sacn-
m
iirriiminiT
t
n
ncn
nrnn
crn
isn
n
i
Northern
British
Columbia
sed,
His
Lordshp
recalled
the
rnfirtiiM
.
11
f..
1
1
i
a
rnncc
ituperi
ana
we
rous
?
enthusiasm
of
those
days.
He
on
to
ten
ine
siory
or
me
re-
uiung
or
the
102nd.
Battalion
in
P
v-lnto
nt
mis
t
iir
"den
who
had
been
the
first
VU
1UI
f
All
P
Ilrnnt
llr
m
-i
a
1
J
lU
--I
v
UU111
11
11
Li.
ULlllC
VLllltllbi)
Ul
vtvui.UI
UllkiOli
VU1
U
t
i
I
IV
111
1
iO
1
the
Sommc,
at
Passchcndaclc,
flrliin
m
i-
.
i
i
i
Kinea,
Tlic
Bishop
contlnuea
"ace
the
roulmeiifs
hlstorv
uh-
i
t
iirt
ii
.i
.
,
..
.
.
.
..
..
worthwhile
but
even
with
the
rpsr.
ca.
ri..
r
1
1.
1
i-
1
1
it
i
uukitiic,
1
U1I11K
iu
Wilt,
uc-
loaay
the
Bishop
continued,
a
"
was
still
being
war
-...
w..6
fought
ub..v
a
Johnston
M.C..
V.D
.
off
leer
com-
.IftH
.
's
aajutant:
Xleut.
u.
L.
Gillian,
ivhn
rnrr
ort
liin
nnlnro'
NEW
YORK,
May
10:
Wilh
a
light
day's
trading
aggregating
285,000
shares,
the
most
of
issues
advanced
substantially
on
the
New
York
Stock
Exchange
yes-
icruay.
the
industrial
average
was
up
1.12;
rails
up
1.88
and
utilities
up
.07.
CAUSE
OF
EXPLOSION
Public
Inquiry
Into
Ilindcnburg
Disaster
Opens
Today
At
Lakehurst
LAKEHURST,
NJ.,
May
10:
(CP
Ignition
of
hydrogen
gas
by
an
electric
spark
seems
now
to
be
the
most
generally
accepted
theory
In
regard
to
the
cause
of
the
destruction
last
week
of
the
great
German
dirigible
Hlndenburg
at
the
naval
air
station
here
with
loss
of
35
lives.
A
court
of
Inquiry
ordered
by
the
United
States
Naval
department
which
convened
in
secret
on
Saturday
immediately
after
being
ordered
is
proceeding
and
today
the
Department
of
Commerce
pub-lice
hearing
started.
Meanwhile,
there
are
rumors
of
possible
sabotage
and
Dr.
Hugo
Eckener,
celebrated
designer
of
the
Hlndenburg
and
other
famous
Oer
l
man
dirigibles,
now
on,
hissway
to
the
United
States,
has
declared
that
this
is
a
factor
that
cannot
be
Ignored.
He
has
mentioned
that
veiled
threats
against
the
Hlndenburg,
supposedly
coming
from
French
sources,
had
been
made.
Dr.
Eckener
declares
that
there
will
be
no
trans-Atlantic
flights
by
the
Graf
Zeppelin
until
the
mystery
of
the
Hlndenburg's
destruction
has
Deen
ciearea
up.
One
report
is
that
the
Hlnden
burg
explosion
might
have,
been
caused
by
an
inflammable
bullet
from
a
silenced
pistol
having
been
fired
into
the
Bag
'as
the
giant
air
ship
was
nearlng
the
mooring
mast.
CANDIDATES
ARE
NAMED
George
Weaver
and
J.
C.
Ilowen-Colthurst
Arc
in
Field
ners
were
In
Saturday.
It
is
ex
.,
.....
.
,
th
fn,,r
mp
......1.
.
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nnnpn
Liitfii:
win
viiij
vwv
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Al
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1
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II
.
.
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1
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np
iinminuLiuus
i:iuoc
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oc
1..
ri
r
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i
ii:iin.iv
vwi
i
lu.iu
ii
--
ui
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v:lii:hili
v.
uliiims
-
mmj
i.
....
1
iiAii.ii
iffnrr
nnn
mx
.mi:ihiui:1i
-
uiiiuuik
lO
UU
SU.
WUUtillg
T
.
.
.
,
.
.
ui
raurs
enistie.
nut
ve
on
ul-u'v
"
whole
armor
'of
God."
His
are
J.
u.
..u....
Ing
whn
u
int.i
,m
w
Edward
A.
Evans,
J.
J.
aillls,
Mrs.
.,..
.
..
.-
.
itim.u
Kinrrlntr:
Alex
McDonald.
-
tan,
ivecp
yourselves
ciean,
-
.
and
worthy.
T1U,
I
think,
Is
the
John
L
hidseth
,
Mrs
tolzabe
,t,v
iiiuik
in
Liin
tworin.
in
no.
wu
ULJ
Lilt!
IIITML
11
II
LI
I
Lilt!
-e.
img3
is
crownea
in
nis
vuvn
marcnea
un
i
cma
m
"-i
-
.
5G.
Withmmn,
'
Jwvltc.
Mrs.
Julia
Slatta,
Joseph
W
&
IU11I1.
LIltT
I
L111U11
m""
'
the
presentation
and
depositing
Howe,
J.
Larrusson
Otto
Bre.mo.
r
i
h
.
-
i-.
t
n
i
l
ni
w
i.iiiiii.
lj
.
-
colors
was
conducted
alone
M"
a""
;.
"
.
mDricct..
ii
...
.
nf-n
iTnnlpr
David
A.
Macrncc,
"""iti:
inicM
Airpr
pnirv
titps.
i
.--
.
Dartv
n.i.n
.
n-..t
i
o
Tnim
Christiansen
ana
n.uwuc
w
vuiiotAlilULr
OJ
Jjieui,,
VAil.
O.
I
Carl
E.
Johnson,
Oscar
uirsen,
Frederick
Miller,
Mrs.
Bella
Ann
Montcim.
ICIrt
m
.
rill
I
1
II
n
WRX.
.:v
iie
colors
wprn
nrosented
Deiu
urauon.
uue
iorm
by
Col.
Johnston
Mrs.
Emma
i"""
-.
"
Contlrmed
on
page
three)
:
Jossle
"V
aeilUnK'
I
War
Admiral
Derby
Winner
I
CHURCHILL
DOWNS.
Ky.,
May
10:
(CP)
War
Admiral,
son
of
the
great
Man-o'-War
arid
the
favorite,
scored
a
smashing
victory
Saturday
af-
ternoon
in
the
sixty-third
run-
ning
of
the
Kentucky
Derby
before
a
crowd
of
sixty-three
thousand
spectators,
the
larg-
est
In
Kentucky
Derby
history.
War
Admiral
led
from
start
to
finish,
beating
Pompoon
by
two
lengths
and
Reaping
Re-
ward
bv
five
lengths
4
Columbia
River
.
Loggers
Working
Kcturn
to
Jobs
Today
Following
Agreement
to
Arbitrate
Dif-erences
with
Employers
PORTLAND,
Ore.,
May
10:-An
agreement
having"
been
reach
ed
to
arbitrate
differences
with
their
employers,
thirleen
thousand
Columbia
Itiver
loggers,
whose
strike
had
resulted
in
the
closing
down
of
sawmills
in
the
Columbia
basin,
returned
to
work
today.
Todays
Weather
(Government,
1legraph
Terrace
Clear,
ea3t
wind,
52.
Aiyansh
Part
cloudy,
calm,
GO.
Alice
Arm
Part
cloudy,
calm,
Stewart
Part
cloudy,
calm,
50
Hazelton
Raiping,
calm,
57.
-Smlthers
Clear,
calm,
mild.
Burns
Lak;
Clear,
calm,
47.
-Victoria-Cloudy.-KWt'-vVind,
0
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
29.8C
Estevan
Coludy,
southeast
wind,
28
miles
per
hour;
barometer
29.68.
Prince
George
Cloudy,
calm;
barometer,
29.02.
Vancouver
Cloudy,
southeast
wind,
8
miles
per
hour;
baro
meter,
29.
G2.
'
Alert
Bay
Overcast,
strom
southeast
wind,
barometer,
29.G8;
temperature,
4G;
sea
rough.
Hull
Harbor
Southeast
wind
:!5
miles
per
hour;
barometer.
29.;i7;
temperature,
46;
set
rough.
Triple
Island
Part
coludy
northeast
wind,
12
miles
pc
George
William
Weaver,
music
hour;
sea
smooth,
teacher
of
Summerland,
and
John'
Langara
Island
Overcast,
eas
Colthurst
Bowen-Colthurst,
Army
wind,
2G
miles
per
liour;
baro
retired,
Sooke,
were
officially
no-;
meter,
29.I52;
temperature,
41
winnfrrt
ns
mndldatcs
for
Prince
moderate
rough
sea.
Runcrt
In
the
forthcoming
provln
clal
election
by
filing
their
nomination
papers
with
Returning
Officer
W.
D.
Vance
this
morning.
Mr.
Weaver
Is
the
Co-operative
Commonwealth
Federation
candi
date
while
Capt.
Bowen-Colthurst
is
the
Social
Credit
candidate.
Nomination
papers
of
C.
V.
Evltt,
Conservative
candidate,
had
not
been
filed
up
to
an
early
hour
this
afternoon.
Premier
Pattullo's
pa-
Dead
Tree
Point
Southeas'
gales,
barometer,
29.IM;
tempera
ture,
44;
sea
rough.
5c.
Halibut
Sales
American
Radio,
34.000,
and'
Chancellor,
11,000,
Cold
Storage,
8c
and
6c.
Excel,
18,000,
Booth,
8.1c
and
(6c
Hazel
II.,
16,000,
Booth,
8.3C
and
6c.
Betty,
14,000,
Atlin,
8.1c
and
6c.
HI
GUI,
13,500,
Royal,
8.3c
and
6c.
Frisco,
9,500,
Royal,
8.3c
and
',6c.
Star,
14,500,
Pacillc,
8.1c
and'
6c.
Visitor,
5,200,
Pacific,
8.1c
and"
6c.
Canadian
Oslo,
14,000,
and
Bobby,
8,500,
Atlin,
7c
and
5c.
Cape
Race,
8,000,
Booth,
7c
and
5c.
Arctic
I,
8,000;
Kyrellc.
11,000,
Stuart,
William
J.
H.
Dcane,
Daniel
i
and
Flnella,
10.500,
Cold
-
Storage,
Arni,io
Mrs
nertha
Lawson.
A.
O.i
c
aim
ot.
Mnw.Mn
Alexandra
Rudderham.l
Bobby,
8,500,
Atlin.
7c
and
5c.
APPOINTED
TO
COMMAND;
Military
District
No.
11
headquarters
announces
the
appointment
of
Lieut.
G.
II.
Greenwood
D.
S.
O.
as
commanding
officer
of
tho
i.
u1
Inrtnl
Dan
fnrlnfe
frMtie
ci
irrOfH
In
fT
Cant
Bowcn-Colthursi
8
proposer
"'h
"-""""o
Is
Francis
Marlon
Crosby
with
Mrs.
Josephine
Bertha
Crosby
as
secon-Hpr
nnri
D.
A.
Burnett,
David
Zllle,
John
W.
Gibson,
A.
J.
Curzon,
F.
O.
the
late
Lieut.
Robert
Blance.
The
appointment
Is
effective
as
from
October
1
.last.
Second
In
command
Is
Sub-Lieut.
'
A
.
Id
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
(8
A.M.)
8ht
High
1:12
a.m.
23.4
It.
prince
Rupert
Cloudy,
southeast
14:02
p.m.
20.6
ft.
wind,
4
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
Low
7:55
a.m.
0.1
ft.
"
19:58
5.4
ft.
29,44;
sea
choppy.
p.m.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
,
WVT
NO.
iu.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
MAY
10,
1937
TRICE:
5
CENTS
EFVCc-vincial
ubrak
(Trading
Light
Ci
P?.0V
31
Mar
But
Vnlnpft
rJn
Or
UJLORS
MIL
.1
'
reremonv
Yesterday
In
Cathedral
Military
Rites
In
Mock
Mart
RELEASED
FROM
JAIL
Orders
Come
Through
From
Ottawa
at
Instance
of
Premier
Pattullo
VICTORIA,
May
10:
(CP)
Fifty
British
Columbia
relief
camp
workers,
arrested
over
a
week
ago
In
Vancouver
and
sentenced
to
one
month
In
jail
for
obstructing
police
officers,
have
been
released
from
Okalla
Prison
by
order
of
the
federal
Department
of
Justice.
On
Saturday
Premier
T.
D.
Pat
tullo
announced
he
pad
received
a
telegram
from
M.
F.
Gallagher,
chief
of
the
remission
service
at
Ottawa,
which
said
the
release
had
been
approved
and
that
the
Department
of
State
would
wire
Instructions
accordingly
to
the
warden
of
Okalla
Prison.
Late
Telegraphs
JAPAN
ALARMED
TOKYO
Declaring
that
a
situation
similar
to
that
preceding
the
Russo-Japanese
war
existed,
the
Japanese
Navy
issued
a
pamphlet
today
urging
all
Japan
to
rise
to
the
defence
of
the
Empire
if
challenged.
BUS
STRIKE
CONTINUES
LONDON
Delegates
of
25,000
bus
workers
today
voted
to
continue
their
strike,
rejecting
the
proposal
that
theiri
demands
be
submitted
to
arbitration.
Bright
sunshine
today
gives
hope
of
"King's
weather"
for
the
Coronation
Wednesday.
BOYS
MAKE
ESCAPE
VANCOUVER
Twelve
boys
between
the;
ages
of
twelve
and
eighteen
years
escaped
from
the
boys'
industrial
home
on
Cassiar
Street
here
Saturday
night..
They
rushed
the
doors
and
made
their
getaway.
Weather
Forecast
(Furnished
through
the
courtesy
o
)
Dominion
MHeorolotrical
Bureau
Victoria
ajid
Prince
Rupert.
ITila
forr
oust
la
compiled
from
observation
t
ken
ax
5
ajn.
today
and
covers
the
31
how
period
ending
5
pjn.
tomorrow).
General
synopsis
There
has
been
a
depression
off
the
British
Columbia
.coast
and
showers
with
iiild
weather
have
been
general
in
Vancouver
Island,
the
lower
mainland,
and
interior
'British
Columbia.
Prince
Rupert
district
Increasing
easterly
winds,
cloudy
am!
mild
with
rain.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Slrnng
winds
or
gales
mostlj
easterly
and
southerly
winds
wit!
rain.
ASSISTI.I)
AT
COURT
LONDON,
May
10
The
Duk(
and
Duchess
of
Kent
and
the
Princess
Royal
assisted
Kinn
George
VI
and
(Jueen
Klizabctl.
at
the
court
held
at
Buckingham
Palace
the
latter
part
of
las',
week.
J.
Arthur
Smith
Is
Laid
at
Rest
Many
Attend
Funeral
This
Afternoon
of
Pioneer
Cily
Contractor
Many
friends
assembled
this
afternoon
at
the
chapel
of
B.
C.
Un-
Dovrc
B.,
20,000,
Booth,
7.2c
and
dertakers
to
pay
final
tributes
of
Joseph
I.
Landry,
promoted
from
Cameron,
W.
J.
Greer,
James
Had
rank
of
Chief
Petty
Officer.
The
den
and
George
u.
thc.
appointment
Is
effective
as
from
April
1.
!
'
esteem
and
respect
to
the
memory
of
thc
late
J.
Arthur
Smith,
pioneer
contractor,
who
passed
away
late
last
week,
Rev.
C,
D,
Clarke,
pastor
of
First
United
Church,
officiated
,
and
Charles
P.
Balagno
presided
at
j
the
organ
to
accompany
the
hymns
which
were
"Lead
Kindly
Light",
and
"Nearer
My
God
to
Thee."
I
Interment
followed
In
Falrvlew!
Cemetery.
Pallbearers
were
Joseph
Oaron,
J.
Fred
Ritchie,
R,
W.t
There
lngs.
were
many
floral
offer-
I
Premier
Takes
Nomination
I
In
reply
to
a
telegram
notl-
f
ylng
him
of
his
renomlnatlon
as
Liberal
candidate
for
the
Prince
Rupert
constituency
In
the
forthcoming
provincial
election,
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
wires:
"Please
extend
my
most
cordial
appreciation
of
the
confidence
so
long
imposed
in
me.
I
accept
the
nomination
with
humility
and
gratlfica-
tlon."
Theatre
Boycott
Being
Proposed
No
Progress
is
Made
Towards
Settlement
of
Movins:
Picture
Production
Strike
HOLLYWOOD,
May
10.
10.
No
No
,end
towards
a
nettlrment
of
the
'rike
In
tho
moving
picture
pro-luction
industry.
The
unions
arc
ow
proposing
a
nation-wide
boy
ott
of
theatres.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
Vancouver
B.
C.
Nickel,
.18.
Bralornc,
G.60.
B.
R.
Con..
,.01Vi.
Aztec,
,08.
Cariboofluartz,
1.53.
Dentonia,
.14.
Dunwell,
.0:1V4.
Golconda,
.08y-:
...
Minto.V
2U4
f.,Meridinn
iVX
Fairview
Amalg.,
()9',.
Noble
Five,
.07.
Pend
.Oreille,
2.(50.
Plonter.,
1.00.
Porter
Idaho.
.05.
Premier,
2.52.
Reeves
McDonald,
.1)5.
Reno,
.85.
Relief
Arlington,
.20.
Reward,
.lO'a.
Salmon
Gold,
.08.
'
Taylor
Bridge,
.OO'.jt.
Hedlcy
Amalgamated.
.07'i.
Premier
Border,
.02V-j.
i
auuak
t
remier,
z.bo.
Congress,
.00.
Silver
Crest,
.07.
Home
Gold.
.021-...
G'randview,
.12.
Indian,
.02.
QuatsinO
Copper,
.Ol'-s.
(juesnelie
(luartz,
,
08
Va
.
Oils
A.
I'-Con.,
.I'.O.
Calmont,
.50.
C.
&
I'.,
2.15.
Freehold,
.00.
Hargal.
.18.
McDougal
Segur,
.20,
Okalta,
l.IiO.
Pacalta,
.15.
Home
Oil,
1.70.
United,
.20.
Wcymarn,
.10.
Toronto
Beattie.
1.27.
Central
Patricia,
2.05.
Gods
Lake,
.47.
Lee
Gold,
,0:K.
Little
Long
Iic,
5.50.
McKenzie
lied
Lake,
1.10.
I'icklc
Crow,
(5.10.
Red
Lake
Gold
Shore,
.
Ki'i
San
Antonio,
1.55.
Shcrrltt
Gordon.
2.
SO.
Smellers
Gold,
.05.
,
McLeod'Ci.eksluitt,
1.70.
Oklend,
.18.
Mosher,
.:55.
Gljbec,
.04.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.81.
Stndacona,
1.38.
Frontier
Red
Iake,
.15.
Francoeur,
.82.
Manitoba
&
Eastern,
.().".
Monetu
Porcupine,
1.28.
Rubec,
.01'4.
Thompson
Cadillac,
.85.
Bailor..
.04'A.
Bankfield,
.00.
Kasl
Malartic.
1.00.
Preston
Kast
Dome.
1.01.
Hutahison
Iike,
.17.
Dawson
White,
.1(5.
McCloaljJ
Red
Uike,
,1G.
Uit.fali
Red
Uke.
2t.
Aldermac.
1.08.
Kerr
Addison,
2.50.
'
Gets
Two
Years
For
Burning
Of
Masonic
Temple
'VICTORIA,
May
10:
W.
I.
Marimoto,
Japanese,
convicted
of
arson
in
cennection
with
the
burninir
of
the
Masonic
Temple
at
i
brogress
was
made
over
the
week
Fred
A.
Willis
and
the
Liberals
'
1
i....
1
.
..
-Ill
a
t
iL
John
TU
Tin
f
T).r.A
TnViMtAn
Hon.
Hart,
Byron
Johnson,
W-
T.
Stralth
and
Mrs.
Nancy
Hod
ges.
The
members
of
the
last
legislature
were
Hon.
John
Hart,
Byron
Johnson,
Herbert
Anscomb
and
Rev.
Robert
Connell,
leader
of
the
Social
Reconstructlves.
Oordon
Money
of
Quallcum
Beach
has
been
nominated
Conservative
candidate
for
Comox
In
which
other
candidates
are
L.
A.
Hanna,
Liberal,
seeking
re-election,
and
Colin
Cameron,
C.
C.
F.
Albernl-Nanalmo
C.
C.
F.
Clubs
on
Sunday
named
A.
M.
Stephen
of
i
Vancouver
to
contest
the
seat
In
l)he
orovlnclal
election
despite
his
recent
susoenslon
by
the
British
nplumbla
C,
C.
F.
council
which
charged
he
wa.yesrln-fronrOC,
j
.
nrincmies,
Tne
Aioernt-Narraimo
f
Clubs
first
fousht
Mr.
Stephen's
reinstatement
from
the
provincial
council
but.
when
this
was
denied,
rteclded
to
nominate
him
anyway.
Alreadv
In
the
field
in
Albernl-Nanaimo
are
Hon.
Georee
S.
Pearson,
minister
of
mines,
Liberal
candidate
for
re-election,
and
Nicholas
Wright,
Conservative.
TOLEDO
IS
OBJECTIVE
Fighting
Again
Around
Ancient
Spanish
City
Evacuation
Of
Bilbao
Continues
Weather
Man
Is
Non-Committal
For
Coronation
SALTING
OF
MINE
'OBVIOUS'
Mill
Day.
has
been
sentenced
to
,
Full
and
Final
Report
on
Hedlcy
two
years
less
one
day
imprison
ment
at
Okalla
Prison.
VICTORIA
NOMINEES
Amalgamated
Made
Public
Today
Charges
Made
Details
of
Findings
of
Various
Investigators
Arc
Revealed
VANCOUVER,
May
10:
(CD-
Full
Slates
of
Liberals,
Conserva-
Warrants
which
were
issued
at'tne
lives
and
C.
C.
F.'s
in
Field
week-end
by
the
British
Columbia
Stephen
in
Nanaimo
Attorney
General's
department
to
-
I
the
Vancouver
and
provincial
po-
VICTORIA.
May
10:
(CP)
W.
B
Caird.
James
Walker.
Nigel
.Morgan
and
Mrs.
K.
A.
Bell
were
nominated
at
the
epd
of
the
week
as
Co-
operative
Commonwealth
Federation
candidates
for
Victoria
In
the
forthcoming
provincial
election.
They
oppose
the
Conservative
can-
I
dldates
Herbert
Anscomb,
Bruce
McKelvte,
Dr.
J.
D.
Hunter
and
lice
for
the
arrest
of
Russell
E.
Barker,
former
president
of
the
Hedley
Amalgamated
Gold
Mines
Ltd.;
William
Cox,
mine
superintendent,
and
Jack
Fraser,
mine
foreman,
on
charges
of
conspiracy
to
defraud
are
worded
specifically
In
each
case
thathe,
with
the
other
two
men
named
between
the
first
day
of
January
1934
and
the
seventh
day
of
May
1937
did
"unlaw
fully
conspire"
with
other
persons
unknown
by
deceit
or
falsehood
or
other
fradulent
means
to
defraud
with
reference
to
the
properties
of
the
Hedley
Amalgamated
Gold
Mines
Ltd.
The
warrants
followed
Investigation
by
the
government
Into
the
collapse
last
February
of
Hedley
Amalgamated
stock
on
.the
Vancouver
Stock
Exchange
when
trading
In
the
stock
was
suspended.
The
investigation
by
G.
L.
Fraser
K.C.
of
Vancouver
Into
the
affairs
of
the
company
ensued
and
the
full
and
final
report
of
Mr.
Fraser
was
released
by
Premier
Pattullo
today.
Details
of
Reports
rinaings
tnat
ore
samples
iruniM-the
Hedley
Amalgamated
..
niTiie
had
been
"ltedJtojshoatjwagl.
gerated
values
were
.contained!!
the
report
of
the
government-ordered
Investigation
into
the
company's
property.
Results
of
the
Investigation,
contained
in
a
three-fold
report,
Issued
by
Premier
Pattullo,
snowed
that
diamond
drill
cores
from
at
least
six
shafts
had
been
tampered
with
to
make
the
ore
appear
more
valuable
than
it
really
was.
Mr.
Fraser's
main
report
under
the
Securities
Act
did
not
place
the
responsibility
for
the
salting.
He
did
find,
however,
that
those
in
charge
of
the
financing
for
the
company
"were
not
averse
to
spreading
false
and
misleading
information"
which
was
furnished
by
persons
at
the
mine.
At
the
same
time
the
government
i
made
public
the
report
on
the
!
company
property
by
A.
M.
Rich-MADRID,
May
10:
(CP)-Gcn-
mond)
formcr
Department
of
Mines
cral
Francisco
Franco's
army
at
resident
engineer,
who
suggested
Toledo
Is
seeking
to
dislodge
gov-
thc
possibility
that
Hedley
ore
I
eminent
iorccs
at
iuicuu
wuicn
might
have
becu
salted
ten
months
have
threatened
to
surround
the
bcforc
lhe
mlnc
stock
crashed
last
ancient
Imperial
city
and
cut
off
February
on
the
Vancouver
ex-thc
Extrcmadua
road
southwest
of
change.
Madr'd-
i
In
an
accompanying
brief.
Dr.
J.
Meanwhile
French
ships
are
eva-
F
walker,
deputy
minister
of
cuatlng
Bilbao
of
Spanish
refugees
mlneSi
5ald
that
tne
Richmond
re-whilo
French
warcraft
stand
in
the
nnrt
was
nrt.
nnhllshtrl
nt
tho
time
Bay
of
Biscay
to
protect
them
as
lt
was
madc
because
thc
depart-;
they
return
to
France.
,
mcnt
was
-not
in
a
position
to
raise
j
The
Insurgents
claimed
to
have
suspicions
jn
the
public
mind
recaptured
an
Important
hill
eleven
garding
possible
salting
of
ore"
mlhs
from
Bilbao
Saturday
but
thc
wnlch
r
could
not
substantiate."
loyalists
ciaimca
later
to
nave
re-;
Commissioner
Fraser
character-
captured
It.
ized
as
"regrettable"
the
failure
of
the
government
to
publish
the
Richmond
findings
when
they
were
reported
In
April
1036.
"There
might
have
been
some
justification
for
not
publishing
the
report
in
full
but
thc
'gross
mlsrcprescp-
'
tations'
contained
In
published
ac-AUernate
showers
and
burstn
of
counts
of
purported
development
sunshine
characterized
Sunday'-i
work
at
the
property
should
have
weather
in
Trlncc
Rupert.
Meteor
been
dealt
with,"
Mr.
Fraser
found,
ological
conditions
appear
to
be.
The
deputy
minister
contended
unsettled.
With
the
Coronation,
that,
while
Mr.
Richmond
had
festivities
coming
up
many
folk
raised
suspicions,
he
made
known
(
are
already
scanning
the
skiei
I
that
he
was
personally
of
the
opln-
for
signs.
Of
course,
It
is
a
little,
Ion
there
had
not
been
any
tam-too
soon
to
prophesy.
Everyone,
1
pcrlng
with
the
core
as
far
as
he
however,
hopes
for
the
best,
al
though
it
appears
none
too
promising
loday.
Vancouver
Wheat
(Continued
on
Pace
Poun
Leaders
of
Jap
Railway
Union
Under
Arrest
VANCOUVER.
May
10:
(CD
TOKYO,
May
10:
Leaders
of
the
Wheat
was
trading
at
$1.24V4
per,
Japanese
railway
union,
which
bushel
on
the
Vancouver
market,
threatened
a
general
strike,
have
Saturday.
been
ordered
arrested,
.jr..