Vol.
XXVI.,
No.
100.
swenr
to
govern
the
peonies
ol
r,reat
Itrilnin.
Ireland.
Canada
'Mi.niralia.
New
Zealand
ami
th
niion
oi
bouth
Africa,
ot
your
Possessions
and
the
other
Terri
'oricM
to
any
of
them
belonging
r
pertaining,
and
of
your
Emplr
in
India,
according
to
their
res
pettive
laws
and
customs?
And
the
King
"will
make
an
nver;
"I
solemnly
promise
so
to
do."
It
is
noteworthy
the
new
oath
takes
no
special
cognizance
of
the
constiluUonal
difference
letweer
the
Irish
Free
State
and
Northern
Ireland.
Doth,
seemlngily.
are
in
eluded
under
"Ireland,"
thus'
comprising
n
form
which
cmlr
hardly
KiVo
offence
to
Free
Stati.
susceptibilities,
as
it
ignores
1h
present
"partition"
of
the
country.
The
second
part
of
lh
oath:
r
which
the
Kine
answers
the
Arch-
oiHiiop's
question:
"Will
you
to
jour
power,
cause
law
and
justice
I"
mercy,
to
be
executed
in
al"
J'fur
judgements?"
stands
as
it
was
enacted
in
1C89.
Church
Oath
Modified
.
Thv
thn
part
of
the
Corona
Oat),
Is
this
lime
once
again
""'difled.
I
1(180
it
assumed
that
"'
"ProtestMnl
Jterormcd
Hell
J""'!
estabIlHw,i
i
hiw"
wa
sufficient
recognition
of
th
"true
"rofci,,,,
0r
tlc,
(;0Mpi.i
On
'"'
forthcoming
occasion
the
A'-'-lihlnhoj)
will
ask
the
King:
""I
you
lo
the
utmost
of
your
'"wer
maintain
In
the
United
iviiMrd,,,,,
iu,
.,.(tant
Reform-"
''"IMon
established
by
;
law
7
And
will
you
maintain
and
pre
8t-'n
Inviolably
the
settlement
of
(Continued
on
paee
five.)
V
KOAD
SURFACING
PROGRAM
VICTOKIA
A
road
surfacing
program
estimated
to
cost
$1,-000,000
is
announced
today
by
Hon.
F.
M,
Ulcl'hcrson,
minister
of
public
works.
ONTARIO
FLOODS
CHATHAM,
6nt
Nearly
one
hundred
families
are
evacuating
homes
in
northern
Chatham
where
the
waters
of
the
swollen
Thames
Kivcr
rose
more
than
two
feet
overnight.
There
are
also
serious
floods
in
the
Ohio
Valley
below
Pittsburg.
VARSITY
WINS
AGAIN
VANCOUVER
Hooping
a
field
goal
in
the
final
second
of
a
five-minute
overtime
period,
University
of
British
Columbia
last
night
defeated
the
champion
Windsor
Fords
31
to
30
to
take
a
two-game
lead
in
the
best
of
five
series
for
the
men's
Canadian
basketball
championship.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
,
Ovuru
b.
U.
Ju&Ukbuu
Uu.l
Vancouver
B.
C.
Nickel,
.18.
Big
Missouri,
.50.
Bralorne,
6.75.
B.'R.
Con.,
.04.
Aztec,
.09.
f
Cariboo
Quartz,
1.52.
-Dentonla,
.lSVi.
Dun
well,
.03
Vi.
Golconda.
.09.
Fairview
Amalg.,
.11.
,
Noble
Five,
.08.
..,
Pend
Oreille,3.00.
Pioneer,
4.75.
Porter
Idaho,
-Q5.
Premier.
2.72.
f)
Reeves
McDonald,
1.05
Relief
Arlington,
.23.
Reward,
.11.
Salmon
Gold,
.09V4.
Taylor
Bridge,
.07.
Wayside,
.03V4-Hedlcy
Amalgamated,
.08.
Premier
Border,
.03.
Silbak
Premier,
250.
Congress,
.08.
Home
Gold.
.02V2.
Grandview.
.15
Vi.
Indian,
.02
12.
Quatsino
Copper,
.04
Vi.
Quesncl
Quartz,
.10.
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.32
Vi.
Calmont,
.CO.
C.
&
E.,
3.40.
Freehold,
.10.
McDougal
Scgur,
.22.
Mercury,
31.
-Okalta.
1.40.
Home
Oil,
1.80.
Weymarn,
,232.
Toronto
Beattle,
1.25.
Central
Patricia,
3.00.
God's
Lake,
.51.
Lee
Gold,
.04.
Little
Long
Lac,
5.C5.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.30.
Pickle
Crow.
5.85.
Red
Lake
Gold
Shore,
.50.
San
Antonio,
1.55.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
2.30.
Smelter
Gold,
.04.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
2.00.
Oklcnd,
.28.
Mosher,
.54.
Gllbcc,
.03
V4.
Madten
Red
Lake,
.70.
Stadacona,
1.40.
Frontier
Red
Lake,
.17.
Francoeur,
.90.
Manitoba
&
Eastern,
.04.
Moncta
Porcupine,
1.30.
.Bous
Cadillac,
.45.
Rubec.
.05&.
Bailor.
.041V
'
:;
Bankfleld.
.00.
v.nt
Malartlc.
1.02.
Preston
East.
Dome.
Hutchison
Lake,
.22.
Daw-'on
While.
18.
MrOtialg
Rrd
Lakc
Rata!)
Red
Lake,
.20,
Aldermac
1.08..
Kerr
Addlsorl.
2.45.
Uchl
Gold.
.85.
Martin
Bird,
M.
1.04.
.111.
w
!
Plane
Arrives
For
Surveys
Of
Coast
Defences
Piloted
by
Flight
Commander
F.
J.
Mawdeslcy
and
having
on
board
Major
John
E.
Lyon
of
the
Department
of
National
Defence
staff,
a
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
seaplane
arrived
here
from
Vancouver
at
4:45'yesterday
afternoon
to
be
used
In
connection
with
surveys
for
eoast'defences
which
are
to
be
put
In
on
this
part
of
the
coast.
Completely
unfavorable
flying
wethrr
prevented
the
plane
from
getting
out
today
to
carry
on
Its
work.
Also
on
the
shin
are
Engine
Fitter
O.
P.
Lortle
and
Wireless
Engineer
A.
P.
Brown.
Brazil
Government
Is
Bearing
Down
Upon
Opposition
BUENOS
AIRES,
April
29:
(CP)
PrpKir!.-nt
fJet.nlln
Varfrns
nf
Brazil
bed
drastically
the
power
of
Governor
J.
A.
Flores
da
Cunha
of
the
important
state
of
Rio
Grande
do
3uj.
The
action
came
as
Brazilian
cTrcles
ere
expecting
,
Flores
to
espouse
a
presidential
candidate
opposed
to
Vargas
in
the
election
to.be
held
soon.
Jap
Fisherman
Of
Skeeha
River
Dies!
Funeral
This
Afternoon
Here
Of
1
Inostikc
Kaihara
yiio
Passed
:
"
Aviv
at
F.sslnrton
Naihara
was
62
years
of
age
and
ii
survived
by
a
son
at
Port
Essing-ton.
.
,
Ancient
Device
Not
Effective
Cock
I)(K-!s
Not
Alwnya
(Vow
Over1
Drowned
Hody
NHW
WKSTMlNSTKlt,
April
20,:
(CP)
A
centuries-old
belief
NAA1KI)
FOR
TOUR
v
SASKATOON,
April
29:
(CP)
Miss
Wlln
a
Moore
of
the
staff
of
the
Technical
Collegiate
here,
will
take
100
Canadian
high
school
girls
to
the
coronation
May
12.
The
party
will
Include
10
high
school
girls
from
Saskatchewan.
The
remainder
of
the
party
has-been
chosen
from
all
parts
of
Canada.
0R1A,
B.C.
I
Today's
Weather
omorrow
s
Tid
es
(8
AM.)
High...
19.4
-3:2La.m.
Tl..
t
Tl
I
1
1
I
'
.
Vt
me
'-
'
"1C:30
16.8
rrince
itupci
i
running,
souin
ifrLT,
east
wind,
16
miles
per
hour;
baro-meter,
29.52;
sea
rough.
'h,
r-
DRIVE
ON
TO
BILBAO
Basques
Vainly
Turn
Durango
Church
Into
Fortress
New
Against
Valencia
Offensive
Britain
May
Use
Navy
to
Basques
From
Mass
Slaughter
Save
HENDAYE,
Franco-'Spanlsh
Bor
der,
April
29r
CP)
Grimly
deter
mined
Basques
turned
a
Durango
church
into
a
fortress
yesterday
in
a
dramatic
attempt
to
stem
the
march
of
strong
insurgent
northern
armies
in
Bilbao,
the
regional
capital,
sixteen
miles
to
the
northwest.
Basques
crammed
the
church,
dragged
cannons
within
Us
walb
and
blasted
at
the
Insurgent
attackers
in
ferocious
salvos.
Insurgent
advices
said
that
the
stand
b2cn
ln
because,
follow
tightened
his
grip
on
the
country'
yesterday
with
a
decree
that
cur
ng
the
crumbling
of
the
Durango
lefence,
the
vanguard
of
one
ln-urgent
column
was
-hurrying,
vlr-'ially
unoppbscd
along
the"
broad,
yell-paved
highway
from
Durango
L-ward
Bllbacj
and
the
conquering
ebels
were
macslng
for
a
batter
ing
thrust
at
the
northern
port.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
APRIL
29,
1937
Will
IN
FIELD
Be
Order
in
Provincial
Election
Nominations
in
the
provincial
election
are
now
coming
thick
and
fast
with
four
.
parties
Liberal,
Ccatervative,
Co-operative
Commonwealth
Federation
and
Social
Credit
all
quite
active
in
the
en
tering
of
candidates.
Four-cornered
contests,
it
now
seems
likely,
will
be
quite
common.
Even
Prjnce
Rupert
nvay
have
one.
Here
Liberal,
C.
C
tO
.and
Social
Credit
candidates
aealready
definitely
in
the
,
field
andM-he
local
Conservative,
the
lt
day
or
so
include
the
fol-whlrh
civil
war
today
saw
a
situation
frvrpshariowprt
a
hitter
slece-
lowing:
nf
niihnn
nrh
ns
hns
hppn
laid
for'
ltw
Westminster
Hon.
A.
Wells
Tf
iii
b
.,
bill.
,
UAbUAM
lUWit
-
-
-
1
1
nl
1
l
1-
A
lav
I
.
I
"
...
,
1
.
,
M
T
of
Duraneo.
will
mish
down
the
mining
man,
nominated
.
r.
;
The
same
day
a
he
had
been
road
to
Bilbao
coincident
with
ex-
candidate
in
opposition
to
w.
J.
laken
back
to
Port
Esslngton
after
pected
Basque
evacuations.
yvsselstlne.
Liberal
member
of
the
having
been
a
patient
for
a
week
in
Thirty
thousand
government
last
legislature,
and
Ernest
Love,
the
Prince
rtunert
General
Hos-
Basaues.
three-auarters
of
the
re-
uonservauve
pltal,
Inosuke
Naihara,
Japanese
public's
hard-pressed
army
fell
fisherman
on
the
Skeena
River
for
back
to
Bilbao's
Maglnot
line
of
twenty-five
years,
died
at
Essing-
concrete
and
steel
trenches
en-ton
on
Monday.
His
remains
were
circling
the
city
tonight
and
dug
in
brought
back
here
and
interment
,
for
a
long
insurgent
siege.
tnnlf
'nlarp
this
aftprnnon
from
Meanwhile,
the
Snanlsh
lnsur-
Hayner
Bros.'
chapel
to
Fairview
gent
troops
began
a
new
offensive
the
field
ln
the
persons
of
Arthur
Cemetery.
Rev.
M.
Ohashl
of
Port
of
the
Teruel
front,
northwest
of
Laini
and
Leonard
Sheppard
re-Esslngton
officiated
and
pallbear-
Valencia.
Government
troops
with-
rectively.
,
ers
were
T.
Kawasashi,
S.
Mori,
M.
stood
the
onslaught.
Lillooet
Edward
Carson,
Conser-
uh,Lhua
s
nhhi
n
TrM.hni.hi'
vatlve.
is
first
official
nomination
To
To
Assist
Assist
Evacuation
?vacuation.
seat
held
in
last
legislature
by
nnd
b
Narai
There
was
a
lanre
i
.
..
for
attendance
of
Japanese
at
the
men
and
children
taken
ln
connection
with
the
drive
on
Bilbao,
the
use
of
the
British
Navy
to
assist
in
their
evacuatl6n
on
humanitarian
grounds
was
proposed
by
a
fleet.
of
Norsemen
that
a
cock
would
-,
,,
.
crow
when
passing
over
the
spol
1
1
HQJU
ClUD
where
a
drowned
man
lay
sub-
ZZi'M
here
prov'
I
Nominations
To
When
Jorgen
Mathieson,
fisher-1
man,
was
drowned
in
the
Frasei
J
'liver
here,
members
of
tho
Nor-1
wi'giiiti
colony
cruised
the
water1
in
a
small
boat
with
a
live
cock
on
board.
The
bird
remained
silent.
Later
drugging
operations
by
police
located
the
body.
Be
Received
Now
A
committee
consisting
of
Mrs.
D.
McD.
Hunter.
Mrs.
C.
C.
Mills.
Mrs.
A.
E.
Parlow.
Miss
Lillian
Halllwell,
Mrs.
Fred
McLeod
and
Mrs.
Neal
M.
Carter
was
named
by
the
Women's
Canadian
Club
last
night
to
receive
nominations
of
officers
for
the
comlmr
year
for
a
general
annual
meeting
to
be
held
next
Wednesday.
"The
club
has
decided
to
adont
the
Weir
version
of
"O
Vanroiiter
-Wheat
VANCOUVER.
April
29:
(CP)-
m
lM.i.
rinvi
tliA
Urimnt
inn
triri
lit
nf
9
1
rA
if.
r
ft.
pjn.
ft.
Low.
10:15
am.
4.8
ft.
22:20
p.m.
9
JO
ft.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
STEAMER
AFIRE
IN
HECATE
STRAIT
CROWNING
OATH
IS
REVISED
Changes
Approved
liy
King
And
Privy
Council
to
Erase
Irritant
To
Church
and
State
LONDON,
April
20:
(CP)
Even
the
most
ancient
of
Eng
lish
constitutional
usages
may
bej
modified
to
meet
changed
conditions,
us
instanced
by
the
devi-sicms
effected
in
the
Coronation!
Oath,
i
These
changes
have
become
necessary
since
the
status
of
the
Dominions
has
altered
constitu
tionaliy
since
the
coronation
of
George
V
in
1911
at
Westminster
The
oath
has
u
history
extend
ing
back
to
the
eighth
century
but
in
its
modern
form
goes
bad
to
the
settlement
after
the
revolution
of
1C88.
The
latest
altera
tions
in
the
first
section
of
thi
oath
have
heen
made
after
dis
cusaions
with
the
governments
of
the
Dominions.
The
first
part
of
the
oath
as
originally
administered
referred
only
"to
the
people
of
this
King
dom
of
England
and
the
Dom
inions
thereto
belonging."
It
had
to
be
modified
to
meet
the
unior
with
Scotland,
and
now
has
had
to
be
modified
again
to
meet
th(
present
composjtion
of
the
Overseas
Empire
the
recognition
of
Indian
and
of
the
new
status
of
the
self
-
governing
Dominions
iwri'
4he
SUtuteif"VtmlnKter
was
passed.
The
Dominions
have
now
taken
their
place
,
ns
co-equal
members
of
the
British
Commonwealth
"IIn
free
fKoei'ntin
of
which
th
crown
is
'.the
symbol."
In
e
Old
iformof
the
oth.
th
Ar
Mdshbjt
put
the
question
tf
th'
Kint
Will
you
solemnly
promise
and
wi;ir
to
govern
the
reotile
of
thi
United
Kingdom
of
("Srent
Hri
'n
and
Ireland
mid
the
Dom
(nions
thereto
In-longing,
according
to
tht.
Slatutes
in
Parliament
Agreed
on,
and
the
respective
lavs
nnrl
cuxtnms
of
the
same?
And
the
King
made
answer:
"I
""ju-mnly
sweat1
so
to
do."
In
the
new
form
the
Arch
binnon's
question
is:
Will
you
solefnlv
promise
an1
Late
Telegraphs
Freight
and
Passenger
Vessel
Cordova
Proceeding
North
Now
After
Being
in
Serious
Plight
ButcherRefugees
ARE
Flames
in
No.
2
Hold
While
Steering
Gear
Was
Broken
Down
Has
104
Passengers
on
Board
Heading
For
Ketchikan
The
Alaska
Steamship
Co.'s
combination
freight
and
Looks
Like
Four-cornered
Fights'
passenger
steamer
Cordova,
after
having
been
in
distress
about
midway
up
Hecate
btraus
wim
lire
m
ner
imu..
e.
hold
and
her
steering
gear
broken
down,
was
reported
this
afternoon
to
be
heading
towards
Ketchikan
under
convoy
of
the
coastguard
vessel
Alert
of
Ketchikan.
For
t
-
a
time
it
appeared
that
the
vessel
.
-n
i
was
in
a
serious
plight
but
the
re-aflf
m
Rlk
AN
'pairing
of
the
steering
gear
re-JUU
ivlLfrllllJ
jlieved
the
gravity
of.
the
situation,
riTTYTfVT
ena,iline
her
t0
Proceed
with
the
IlH
XI
III
lllr
fire
under
control
although
sUll
Association,
meeting
last
night
de-
Further
details
elded
that
it
too
should
enter
the
brought
to
the
city
field.
There
will
be
a
convention
Falls
by
Sergeant
J.
H.
McClinton,
slstance
o
the
Cordova.
The
ves-
next
week..
Some
of
the
more
interesting
no-
suicide
tragedy
last
week
in
tne
and
rough
sea
Capt
Q
,3
Ooctz
mlnatlons
to
be
reported
during
Ocean
Falls
hotel
in
wnicn
mcnows
the
master
gave
position
at
j
muni-1
the
the
heari.
heari.
l
Delta
S.
A.
Flatt
nominated
Social
Credit
candidate.
This
seat,
held
by
R.
B.
Swailes,
former
C.
C.
F.
and
now
Social
Reconstructive,
ln
the
last
legislature,
already
has
Liberal
and
C.
C.
F.
candidates
in
London,
April
29:-wnen
it
G
M
Murray,
Liberal,
was
reported
yesterday
that
the
R,lth
okanazan
Cant.
C.
R.
Spanish
Insurgents
planned
mass
Bull
nominated
Liberal
candidate
slaughter
of
all
Basques
men,
wo-
fnr
thIs
seat
hcid
In
last
legislature
by
Dr.
J.
Allan
Harris
who
is
not
seeking
re-election.
T.
G.
Norris
K.
C.,
Conservative,
is
already
in
the
field.
-Dr.
ur.
Frank
rTann
Patterson,
raueisuu,
mlnated
as
Conservatives.
C.
C.
F.
and
Social
Credit
candidates
already
in
the
field.
Mr.
Justice
Gordon
Sloan
vacated
this
scat
when
appointed
an
Appeal
Court
Judge
recently.
Vancouver-Point
Grcy-r-Wllllam
Offer,
J.
Evans
and
E.
Westmoreland
nominated
as
C.
C.
F.
candidates
for
the
three-scat
riding,
Hon.
Dr.
G.
M.
Weir,
S.
S.
McKech
ind
Robert
Wllklnsbn.
Liberal
(members
of
the
last
legislature,
arc
already
in
the
field
as
well
as
wo
Social
Credit
candidates
A.
D.
Crecr.
party
leader,
and
William
Savage,
a
member
of
the
Tolmle
-ablnet
in
1933.
'
t
'j
I
Nominations
made
since"
yestcr-(Contlnued
on
page
five)
IIAU
SILVI.lt
NEW
YORK,
April
29
Bar
silver
was
selling
-at
45c
jcr
ounw
oirthe
New
Vprk
metal
mar
burning.
j
The
United
States.
Coastguard
Ocean
Falls
Man
Inserted
Blade
Divlsion
headquarters
at
Ketchikan
Between
Ribs
and
Drove
it
Into
j
up
distress
calls
from
the
Heart
by
Elbow
Pressure
)
Cordova
and
immediately
dls-
-
lvotrViprf
the
nat.rnl
boat
Alert
have
been
throu
h
a
tormy
gale
which
was
from
Ocean,
...
,
cit
iv,
In
on
the
side
and
by
pressure
of
his
of
Soutieastern
Aaska
Government
is
seeking
to
clear
the'
Blake
chbsen
.C.
G.
F.
candidate
mi
hy
way
field
of
non-combatants
for
a'
fight
this
seat
where
the
CcrnimirataUeu
ports,
carrying.
,104
passengers
in
to
the
death
at
Bilbao,
it
is
exoec-
Rev.
EdwinBaker,
was
the
llrst
to
;
heart.
VLuAJ
ti
t0
Prt
Hbrn
trf
that
lnKiirtrrnt.:
.mntnrl7pd
enter,
tne
IieiQ.
v"
"
..
.
.
"u""6
;
I-'ii,ti,
At
bi-Charles
H.
Lake,
bioncer
nothing
or
it.
next,
aay
xne
ooay.
No
asslstance
was
found.
Pltchko,
apparently,
I
Prmce
RUDert
commuted
the
rasn
act
.aiier
nay-lng
partially
completed
the
writing
of
a
letter
to
a
girl
friend.
Deceased
was
28
years
of
age
and
was
born
at
St.
Denis,
Sask,
where
i
his
father
resides.
Lakehead
Girl
Rises
in
Films
!iarbaru
Head
of
Port
Arthur
Visiting
Her
Home
POUT
AltTHUn,
Ont.,
April
(CP)
Barbara
Read,
prett
I
Dewdncv
c,
,
r
,.,.,,
Moose
Jaw
Man
nsV.riilnn
tn
Ua
nn
Mtnfi
i
ITllllnV'R
nriCC
Was
SI
244,,
M.f1nV.
tortuy.
1"'
"inn
I
ir
1
17.
HV
UV
V
.
I
l
'
j
;
who
returned
yesterday,
of
the-
.
mo
lllVlBt
a1ft
a.
Pltchfco
wok
nis
own
me.
iui
Ume
M
the
centre
of
Hecate
used
an.
ordinary
pocket
knife
wtth:Btralt
opp05ite
the
mouth
of
the
J
a
two-Inch
blade
to
stab
himself
in!
Skeena
Rlvr
H
is
Denevea
mat
ne
in-
The
Cordova
had
sailed
from
In
Spanish
War
"Mtxcd
Company"
Under
Arms
For
Government
j
1
MOOSE
JAW.
Abril
29:
CP)
A
Moose
Jaw
resident
fighting
with
government
forces
ln
Spain
Is
in
"mixed
company,"
according
to
a
letter
from
Thomas
Bailey,
former
travelling
salesman.
The
International
Brigade,
he
said,
was
made,-up
largely
of
Am
1
erlcans.
Germans,
Czechoslovak-
Mure
ieicninY
.
.
.
ve,ur
h
t(0H-.
was
asked
from
Today's
Weather
(Government
Tplgmph
llazelton
Cloudy,
windy,
40.
Smithers
Cloudy,
"calm,
cool.
liurns
Iuko
Dull,
windy,
3L.
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm,
30.
Aiyansh
Cloudy,
calm,
42.
Alice
Arm
Cloudy,
calm,
40.
Anyox
Cloudy,
northeast
wind,
40.
'
'
Stewart
Cloudy,
south
wind,!
'
'
80.
Victoria
'Fair,
southwest
wind,
10
miles
per
hour4
barometer,
'
'
80.10.
I'istevan
Cloudy,
woutheast
ID-year
old
Port
Arthur
girl,
Avhc.windi
22
miles
per
hour;
baro-has
won
recognition
as
a
promts
!meter.
80.02.
'
Ing
actress
in
Hollywood,
expect
to
pay
a
visit
lo
her
homu
towr.
this
spring
and
her
oldschool
ichums
are
preparing
a
warm
wel
I
come.
Prince
(Jeorgt
Calm
:md
cleaT,
barometer,
20.88.
Vancouver
Fair,
northeast
wind,
4
miies
per
hour;
barometer,
80.03,
8
a.m.
Alert
Day
.Overcast,
7,:
ni
:i;Z
serL""ies
Pylng
in.
the
pictu'rt
I
westerly
wind
;
tiarometer,
......
.........
"
mis
seai
icpiecm.
ui
'"."Three
Smart
Girls."
in
wlncr.
'or
Spanish
relief.
Plans
are
being
lature
by
D.
w.
Strachan,
Liberal.
Uurbij
of
Winnipeg,
made
for
the
evacuation
of
300,000
Vancouver
Centre-Gordon
S.
,
d
the
barring
role
women
and
children
from
Bilbao
wlsmcr.
Liberal
member
of
last
Miss
j.cad
atlendud
public
ami
ulc
vi
wis
riuu
renominated
wun
aiq.
legislature,
Mgh
chool
hcrc
all(,
won
Mgi
Fred
Crone
as
running
maw:,
naam
honors
in
the
dramatic
course.
Johnston
and
Montague
Caple
no-
emperature.
40.
Hull
Harbor
Overcast,
ing,
fresh
southeasterly;
meter,
20.75;
sea
rough.
Triple
Island
Overcast,
east
wind,
22
miles
per
'.the
adjutant
a
Hungarian,
ana
fair
inland.
I
commands
are
given
in
French,
the
Prim
e
Kupcrl
j
language
CP)
stood.
I.'
x
most
generally
under-
fresh
10.02;
rain-baro-
moderate
rough
sea.
Langara
Island
Part
cloudy,
showery,
southeast
wind,
25
milii
per
hour;
barometer,
20.25;
temperature,
40;
moderate
-ough
sep.
Dead
Tree
Point
Part
cloudy,
strong
southeast
wind,
barometer,
20.40;
temperature,
41;
sea
rough.
Weather
Forecast
p'iiriiiHi:cl
UirouiCi
tli
comruwy
o
rKnltiloti
Mrteorologlca.1
Buroiu
it
Victoria
nnd
t'rlru
Bufwrt.
Thin
fore-nt
t
ocmplletl
from
observation
ti-irii
at
S
.m
txxlay
uid
covers
Mi
31
riir
jiprlort
endlug
6
pm
vonwrrowj,
(;,u,ner,al
.yngpsijj
A
.storm
of
some
Intensity
is
centred
off
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
causing
The
commander
Is
an
Albanian,
gales
and
rain
there.
It
has
bvn
Distrift
atjd
Queen
CJiarJotte..
Islands
Strong
shiftfug
wind$
or
gales
mostly
southeast
with
rain.
Joseph
Naylor'
sr.
left
on
lasU
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
east
t
10:20..
was
reported
this
the
Vancouver-
market
yesterday.
1
ket
'yesterday,
falllng
iOff?
,
to
45
Vic
evening
train
for
a
business
trip
a
nd-Strong
south
to
southwest
Z.
,i
..
r
t
.
v"
"
I
.
.
a
'
1
-1
L
i,.
c,ill,n
wind
vli..1
Willi
with
Bliovvers.
slinvvpra
1