Today's
Weather
(8
AJll.)
prince
Rupert
Clear,
nortlicrly
wind,
8
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.30;
sea
smooth.
'
Z
T
1.1
ragedv
nYAI.ISTS
HOLD
OWN
tinued
Siege
ol
iwaunu
Algeciras
Bombed
f.nirlnr
Vnt
Malilnr
SMNIIII
aiiu
v.."
Much
Headway
In
Conference
IADRID,
Jan.
18:
Loyalist
de-dcrs
withstood
wave
after
wave
attempted
insurgent
advances
the
capital
Saturday.
The
rebel
rmlng
of
Madrid
appears
to
be
slstently
unavailing.
1
A
1
-
4
from
the
Rock
of
Gibraltar,
s
the
target
of
bombs
from
alist
fighting
planes
on
Satur-
.
,
a
n
I
I
1
1
v
many
01
me
aenai
missues
chlng
their
objective.
.Mussolini
and
Goering
lO.ME,
Jan.
18;
Premier
Benito
olint
and
Herman
Goering.
ri
lieutenant
of
Adolf
Hitler,
continuing
their
conferences
regard
to
the
Spanish
situation
t
are
apeparing
to
have
difficulty
reaching
an
agreement
on
the
rtlnn
nf
Kpnrilne
vohinlrer
nr,9
r
tVn
Cn'inleh
lv1t
war
ollnt
Is
not
disposed
to
co-
IC
111
lilt
M.'IIUUlg
Ul
11UU
VU
p
the
Insurgents.
Today's
Weather
:inan
TsInii-1
vlclhilltv
lin
-
-
-
v
.
moderate
northwest
wind;
It.
.'.r
iv.a;
icmpcia.iurc,
-,
ch;.npy
1:
m-)Jo.t3
north
wind
irlTYIf,
la5fi.
dimn'
-it'ir
91
:m
'H,
err
.
:c
Clear,
calm,
4
above
iduLiuin-
.i.wzir
M
m
z
im
'11k
T
..I
r
t
1
f
1
stcvan
Is'and
Clear,
,b.ro-
v
;u7
"mi
vpjv
j-.ignr
M
m
Mm.
U-
VII
fill
urns
Lake
Bank
Hfl
1
Manag
fer
movea
K.
Malcolm
Goes
to
Vancouver-Kay
Commons
His
Successor
Announcement
is
made
of
the
..vji4
ui
1IMII1
it.
XVlillUUlIU.
1UU-
DPI
rf
It.'
n..-.,
.
T
-1.-
U.ntW
F
-
i
uuun,
.utiu
ill
miu
.
VC
lsnn..1
I
T-l
L
4
-
.vvunvu
ill
I
illlU
iVUpblWf
kU
Ray
Commons
of
Prince
Rupert
be
the
new
manager
at
Burns
kn
nnJ
1..
iu.
l
evening's
train,
accompanied
Mrs.
Commons
and
child
who
vtclf
r.
u
U
ak
oiiui.ui.-i3
ueiuic
piu-.auu
D-
V
Smith
becomes
accountant
U-
lirttlltilin.l
It.
..........
41..
A....-...
I'Uirlll
.
.
.
m
1
1
I
h.1
T.
i
'(
iw
&
a.m.
tcxtov
ind
cover
the
3R
jhuh
ending
o
pan.
lomorrowi.
Prince
Rupert
Part
cloudy,
mo-
rrate
nnrt.h
--.vvjr
vuiUCt
Willi
uiuuuuic
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
..uuciwc
to
iresh.
northerly
"'US,
Daft
P
nnHv
nnA
nl
Piracy
Charge
Probe
Now
On
She
United
States
Coastguard
Patrol
Boat
Atalanta
Leaves
Seattle
For
Deception
Pass
SEATTLE,
Jan.
18:
(CP)
The
United
States
coastguard
patrol
boat
Atalanta,
has
left
for
Deception
Pass
In
Puget
Sound
to
Investigate
piracy
charges
made
by
the
owners
of
the
Vancouver
tugboat
Prospective
In
connection
with
the
alleged
blockading
of
the
vessel
by
a
large
group
of
maritime
strikers
with
the
demand
that
she
drop
a
tow
of
logs.
The
Investigation
is
In
personal
charge
of
Commander
M.
J.
Ryan,
coastguard
divisional
chief
of
staff,
The
Canadian
government
had
officially
protested
to
the
United
States.
It
was
announced
today
that
there
had
been
no
violence
In
connects
nwlth
the
Incident.
IN
PRISON
Serious
Break
in
Reformatory
At
Guclph,
Ontario,
Last
Night
TOItONTO,
Jan.
18:
(CP)
Acting
Premier
Harry
Nixon
announces
that
thirty-five
escaped
prisoners
from
riot
torn
Ontario
reformatory
at
Guelph;
will
not
be
prosecuted'
if
they
surrender
and
return
immediately
to,
the
Institution
or
If
the
parents
notify
the
authorities
where
they
ran
be
found.
More
than
two
score
Inmates
of
the
reformatory
are
said
to
be
still
missing
after
a
night
of
wild
disturbance
when
the
young
convicts
fired
bedding
and
wrecked
the
interior
of
the
Institution.
Ann
Harding
Wedded
Again
Became
Bride
of
Symphony
Orch
estra
Conductor
at
Ceermony
In
London
Yesterday
Afternoon
LONDON,
Jan.
18;
Ann
Hard-'nj.
noted
American
screen
actress
who
won
a
divorce
a
year
ag:
from
her
forme
husband,
Harry
Bannister,
was
marked
here
yes
tcrday
afternoon
to
Bernard
Jen'
sen,
a
symphony
orchestra
conductor.
Cllve
Brook,
a
well
known
British
screen
actor,
was
one
of
the
witnesses
of
the
ceremony.
Prince
George
Boy
Killed
as
Result
Of
Ski
Accident
Osmond
Brommeland,
15-ycar
old
Prince
George
boy.
is
dead
aswh,ch
smote
the
ftet
of
the
lmage
a
resu
t
of
a
skiing
acciaeni
u
January
11,
He
was
going
down
a;
hill
when
he
crashed
Into
a
stump
l
r.,MA1
TInurnvpr
hp.
VC'
was
covered
and
was
able
to
go
home,;
lnterpreted
he
stone
as
symbollz-That
night
a
doctor
was
called.
The,
Jng
the
Klngdom
of
Jesus
chrlst
next
morning
he
was
dead.
It
was.
to
be
iget
up
on
the
earth
found
that
his
spleen
had
been
Meanwhlje(
the
5peaker,
"God
nrn
ptiMllv
snllt
and
a
gallon
of
.,
n
blood
had
hemorrhaged
Into
ihehang
about
thc
mantie
of
the
dy-abdomlnal
cavity.
Death
was
Pr0-jing
storm,
Is
waiting
to
take
your
nounced
due
to
snocK
ana
mw
nal
hemorrhage
STOCK
MARKET
,
STEADY
'NEW
YORK,
Jan.
10:
The
New
York
stock
market
continued
strong.
Thc
Industrial
average
was
up
.70;
rata
off
.22,
and
utilities,
up
.48
on
Friday.
On
Saturday
new
highs
since
1931
were
recorded
with
the
industrial
average
up
2.48,
rails
up
1.18
and
utilities
upj
.88.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
in
Peace
Vancouver
Man
And
Woman
Are
Robbed
at
Home
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
18:
(CP)
Two
men,
one
armed
with
a
revolver,
held
up
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hugo
Jacobs
as
they
stepped
from
a
garage
at
the
rear
of
their
Bldwell
Street
home
Friday
night
and
escaped
with
$200
and
a
ring
valued
at
$1,000.
REVOLUTION
IS
COMING
Another
Prophetic
Address
Seventh
Day
Adventist
Lecturer
An
interesting
and
Inspiring
lecture
was
given
by
Alnsley
Blair.
Seventh
Day
Adventist
evangelist
last
night.
His
topic
was
"The
Coming
World
Revolution
and
tht
World
Government
to
Follow.'
Jontlnulng
his
delineation
of
Im-
nlncnt
events
predicted
in
Holy
Jcrlpture,
Mr.
Blair
sketched
from
Jlble
prophecies
the
course
of
vorld
history
from
Daniel's
time
.lown'to
the
second
coming
of
Jesus
Christ
as
King
of
Kings.
Referring
to
the
dream
of
Klnp
Nebuchadnezzar
of
Babylon,
tht
speaker
reminded
his
audience
oi
he
interpretation
of
this
dream
tlven
by.
the
young
Hebrew,
pro-jhet,
Daniel.
Using
a
chart,
and
intenrslidcs
tnrowrr
cm
a-screen.
vlr.
Blair
vividly-
portrayed
the
.ting's
dream
and
its
significance,
the
king
had
seen
a
great
Image
vlth
a
head
of
gold,
breast
and
houlders
of
silver,
thighs
of
brass
.nd
legs
of
iron.
These
divisions,
said
the
speaker,
represented
the
world
kingdom
of
Babylon
and
the
three
world
empires
which
should
follows.
The
Medes
and
Persians
over-thew
Babylon
In
538
B.C.,
during
the
reign-
of
Nebuchadnezzar'
grandson,
Bainlazzar.
The
Greciar
iimies
vanquished
the
Medes
ant'
Persians
at
the
battle
of
Arbela
icar
Nineveh,
in
331
B.C.
Rome
ptly
symbolized
by
the
legs
of
lror
overcame
Greece
around
08
B.C.
Ii
lis
dream,
Mr.
Blair
pointed
ou'
',he
feet
of
the
Image
were
part
o:
iron
and
part
of
clay,
showing
tha
the
subsequent
divisions
of
th
Roman
Empire
would
be
parti,'
strong
and
partly
weak.
According
to
Scripture
the
head
jf
these
divisions
were
to
mlngl
hemselves
with
the
seed
of
mei
but
the
prophecy
declared
that
"they
should
not
cleave
one
to
an-1
onther
even
as
iron
Is
not
mixed
with
miry
clay."
(Daniel
7:43).
The
crowned
heads
of
Europe
had
ful
filled
the
prophecy
In
Mr.
Blair's
view
but
such
efforts
to
unite
the
kingdoms
of
Europe
had
failed
a?
!
tragically
as
the
efforts
of
Charle
magne,
Charles
V.,
Louis
XIV.
and
Napoleon.
Finally
Nebuchadnezzar
had
seen
a
stone
cijt
out
without
hands"
hrP!,klnir
the
whole
lmaee
into
,
.
Whiph
the
stone
itself
w
to
be
a
great
mountain
and
....
''
.
..
H.
.
Mied
tne
wuoie
eartn.
Mr,
uiair
life
In
all
Its
sordid
Ineffectiveness
and
make
It
Into
a
thing
of
beauty,
Every
soul
Who
will
accept
Christ
now
will
become
a
subject
of
the
eyeriting
kingdom
about
to
be
set
up."
BURNS
LAKE
STORE
BURNS
Phil
Brunell's
general
store
at
Burns
Lake
was
destroyed
by
fire
last
week.1
'
B.C.,
MONDAY,
JANUARY
18,
1937
FAMILY
KNIFED
Mother
and
Two
Children
Slain
With
Razor
Slashes
Husband
And
Father
Believed
Responsible
FORT
ST.
JOHN,
Jan.
18:
(CP)
Terribly
clashed
with
a
razor,
the
bodies
of
Mrs.
Stephen
A.
Delorlc
and
her
two
yoHng
children,
aged
about
two
and
four,
were
found
in
their
home
near
here
today.
Thc
husband
and
father
is
in
a
serious
condition
from
razor
cuts
which
police
say
were,
apparently,
self-inflicted.
The
British
Columbia
police
are
investigating.
Delorie,
aged
about
thirty,
came
to
this
district
in
1328
from
Nova
Scotia.
.
CHINESE
FEUD
IJATAL;
.
EXPLOSION,
ON
TRAIN
CANTON,
China,
Jan.
18:
(CP)
Unconfirmed
but
wide-
ly
accepted
reports
attribute
a
holocaust
on
Sunday
aboard
a
speeding
Chinese
express
train
to,
a
feud
between
rival
smug-
gler
gangs.
An
explosion
and
fire
Is
believed
to
have
caused
the
deaths
of
over
one
hun-
dred
persons.
K
4-
V
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Courtesy
8.
U.
Johiuion
Co.)
Vancouver
B.
C.
Nickel.
.27.
Big
Missouri,
.64.
B.
R.
Cons.,
.05.
B.
R.
X.,
.09.
.
;..
Cariboo
Quartz,
1.73.
-Dcntonia,
.14.
Golconda,
.Wz.
Minto,
.20.
'!
'
Meridian,
.03lfc.
.
Morning
Star,
.04.
Noble
Five.
.11.
;
Pioneer,
6.40.
-
Porter
Idaho,
.10.
Premier,
4.20.
y
;
Reeves
McDonald,
.953
Relief
Arlington.
.32.
Reward,
.06.
Salmon
Gold.
.10.
Taylor
Bridge.
.07.
United
Empire.
.OOi.
Waydde,
.06.
Hedley
Amalgamated,.!.
Premier
Border,
.03
Vi
Sllbak-Premier,
3.05.
-Congres,s
.11.
wi.
Toronto
--
Beattie,
1.45.
Central
Patricia,
4.30.
God's
Lake,
.98.
Inter.
Nickel,
61.00.
Lee
Gold,
.06
'2.
Little
Long
Lac,
7.35.
McKcnzle
Red
Lake,
1.90.
Pickle
Crow,
8.55.
Red
Lake
Gold
Shore,-1.33.
San
Antonio,
2.40.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
3.20.
.:
Slscoe,
6.40.
Smelter
Gold,
.08
Vi.
V
,
.
Ventures,
3.05.
''J
McLeod
Cockshutt,
4.10.'
Oklend,
.59.
Mosher,
.47.
Gllbec,
.00.
lA-Madscn
Red
Lake,
1.50.
May
Spiers,
.33.
Sullivan,
2.22.
Stadacona,
1.15.
,
Frontier
Red
Lake,
.18.
Francoeur,
1.30.
Manitoba
&
Eastern,
;i2','
Perron,
2.22.
Moneta
Porcupine,
1.62.
Sladen
Malartlc,
1.95.
Bouscadillac,
.51.
f
Morris
Klrkland,
.68.
.s
;
Rubec,
.10.
,
.
.
Thompson
Cadillac,
1.56.
'
Bailor,
.072.
River
Bank
Account
Of
Leon
Trotsky
In
Oslo
is
Attached
OSLO,
Norway,
Jan.
18:
A
lien
Ins
been
placed
on
the
bank
account
of
Leon
Trotsky,
former
Rus
sian
Bolshevist
leader,
who
left
hece
recent
ly
to
take
up
a
new
home
In
eule
in
Mexico.
He
had
neglected
the
formality
of
paying
taxes
owing
here.
porsoNis"
CONTAINED
Vancouver
City
Analysist
Condemns
Baking1
Powder
Believed'
'lo
Have
Caused
Death
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
18:
(CP)
inspector
J.
t
C.
B.
Vance
of
the
Vancouver
police
bureau
of
science
stated
Saturday
that
he
had
de-unltely
established
a
poisonous
.lenient
in
baking
powder
samples
submitted
to
him
'for
analysis
by1'
.
Burnahv
j
authnrltlps
.
fnllnwlnpl
t...
death
o'
Mrs.
Elwood
Dunbar
...a
severe
illness
of
over
twenty
other
persons
in
Eurnaby
munlcl-.xuiy
due,
it
is
believed
by
authorl-
..u,
to
the
use
of
a
particular
....;ke
ot
baking
powder
produced
In
Vancouver
and
confined
largely
.o
local
distribution.
Vance
said
he
had
not
yet
settled
what
poison
vas
contained
In
the.
mixture.
All
supplies
of
the
powder
have
ocen
recalled.
Stores
have
been
warned
not
to
Sell
it.'
'
"
v-v
i
British
Columbia
police
and
health
officers
are
awaiting
final
reports
f'om
analyslsts
examining
'samples
of
the
powder
believed
!
responsible
for
Mrs.
Dunbar's
I
death
and
the
Illness
of
the
others,
i
.
Dr.
William
Sagar,
medical
!
health
officer,
said
he
believed
the
I
particular
brand
of
baking
powder
jwas
responsible.
j
Mrs.
Dunbar
sickened
Tuesday
'night
and
died
the
next
day.
Her
json
was
also
affected
but
recov-!
ered.
Local
Inquiries
Thc
ipcal
police
have
been
Instructed
to
check
up
on
any
stocks
of
"Plenty
For
All"baklng
powder
;
there
may
be
locally.
As
far
as
can
'be
learned,
there
Is
none
in
the
jelty
but
some
is
believed
to
have
j
been
shipped
through
here
to
the
interior.
iPreparing
For
Hop
to
Hawaii
Six
United
State
Naval
Plane.'
Have
Been
Engaged
in
Test
Flights
SAN
DIEGO,
Jan.
18:
Six
Uni
J
ted
States
naval
planes
have
een
cngagca
in
cnaurance
test
rngnt'
between
San
Diego
and
S,an
Pedro
during
the
past
few
days
In
preparation
for
a
non-stop
flight
tc
Hawvll
which
Is
set
to
take
place
:n
Tuesday.
Fourteen
Deaths
From
Pneumonia
And
Flu
in
Week
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Jan.
18:
Fourteen
deaths
iiave
resulted
from
Influenza
and
pneumonia-1.)
San
Francisco
during
the
past
"veek,
It
Is
announced.
BAR
SILVER
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
18:
(CP)
The
price
of
silver
was
unchanged
at
443,4C
per
fine
ounce
on
the
New
York
metal
market
Saturday.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Clausen,
who
have
been
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver,
returned
to
the
city
from.
the,
,south
on
the
Catala
last
evening.
v
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
Low
Strike
Parley
Starts
Today
Conference
Between
General
Motors
Co.
and
Men
Commenced
At
Noon
LANSING,
Mich.,
Jan.
18:
Negotiations
opened
at
noon
today
betwen
representatives
of
the
company
and
union
workers
with
-a
view
to
effecting
a
settlement
of
the
dispute
over
wages
and
hours
of
work
which
has
resulted
In
the
strike
against
the
General
Motors
Corporation.
All
sltdown
strikers
have
been
removed
from
the
company's
plant
at
Flint.
Michigan.
In
compliance
with
a
truce
agree
ment
pending
negotiation
of
the
differences.
EVACUATE
AMERICANS
Arrangements
Completed
for
Safe
Removal,
From
Shensi
Province
Of
China
SHANGHAI,
Jan.
18:
Arrange-mmts
have
been
completed
through
the
United
States
embassy
at
Shanghai,
it
was
announced
Saturay
night,
with
a
view
to
safe
evacuation
of
Americans
from
Slanlu
and
.elsewhere
in
Shensi
Province
which
Is
in
tur
moll
as
a
result
of
Communist
up
risings
against
the
Nationalist
government.
Pioneer
Business
Woman
Has
Passed
.
...
BURNABY
Jan.
18r
(CP)-Mte
Rosalie
Leigh
Spencer
aged
80,
pioneer
British
Columbia
business
woman,
died
Friday
night.
.
.
.
i
j.
,
At
South
Pole
t
With
Byrd;
Is
I
!
Visitor
Here
(
I
An
interesting
guest
at
the
Royal
Hotel
Is
Capt.
A.
Innes-Taylor
who
was
a
member
of
two
of
Admiral
,
Richard
Byrd's
Antarctic
explora
tlon
parties
and
who
is
now
travelling
for
a
Vancouver
wholesale
concern.
Mr.
Innes-Taylor
was
In
cnarge
of
tne
organization
oi
tne
(
dog
team
of
the
South
Polar
expe
-
,
anions,
ne
arnvea
rnaay
mgni
from
Vancouver
and
will
proceed
on
this
evening's
train
to
Sml-
thers.
He
expects
to
be
back,
here
on
his
way
south
next
week.
;
WHEAT
PRICES
WTNNIPEO,
Jail.
18:
(CP)
Wheat
prices
were
down
on
the
Winnipeg
and
Chicago
markets
at
the
end
of
the
week.
The
Winnipeg
prices
were
off
V2c
to
lc
with
May
at
$1.25.
Chicago
prices
were
down
Vic
to
IV4C
with
May
at
$U2'i.
Six
local
persons
are
being
haled
Into
city
police
court
this
afternoon
on
informations
laid
by
Basil
T.
Irvine,
federal
radio
inspector,
charging
them
with
falling
to
take
out
radio
licences.
.
5:48
a.m.
20.1
ft.
18:26
p.m.
16.8
ft.
12:22
p.m.
6.3
ft.
FK1CE:
5
CENTS
District
MAY
TAKE
LONG
TIME
Authorities
Prepared
For
Lengthy
Hunt
For
Kidnap-Slayer
Of
Tacoma
Boy
Mattson
Talks
Gives
His
Views
in
Regard
to
Cruel
Crime
of
Which
His
Son
Was
Victim
HOTTER
TRAIL
LOS
ANGELES,
Jan.
18:
(CP)
Federal
agents
were
concentrating
in
Southern
California
today
on
the
Mattson
kidnap-murderer
search.
It
is
said
that
the
identity
of
the
perpetrator
is
known
to
federal
investigators
by
comparison
of
finger
prints
found
at
Tacoma
with
those
of
a
convict
paroled
from
prison
who
returned
to
Southern
California
several
days
ago
from
the
northwest.
Police
are
on
his
trail.
TACOMA,
Jan.
18:
(CP)
Obser
vers
close
to
police
circles
predict
nat
the
search
for
the
kldnap-slayer
of
ten-year
old
Charles
Mattson,
son
of
Dr.
W.
W.
Mattson
jf
Tacoma,
may
be
one
of
the
longest
on
record.
While
police
In
ill
parts
of
the
continent
are
exercising
unusual
vigilance
In
the
watch,
for
suspects,
suspicious
characters
being
checked
up
on
by
;he
hundreds
in
all
quarters,
It
was
admitted
by
"the
authorities
There
Saturday
night
that
no
success
had
yet
been
obtained
in
linking
up
any
person
definitely
with
the
crime.
J.
Edgar
Hoover,
chief
of
the
federal
bureau
of
investigation.
u
personally
directlng
ope?atlms
ffom
Wasnlngton
D.c.
wlth
rnr.
nf
Talmna
,poan
erates
being
studied
in
detail,
the
search
for
the
kldnap-klller
has
now
swung
back
towards
the
ab-
ductlon
scene.
Federal
agents
have
(requested
and
received
records
of
Tacoma
criminal
trials
Including
those
of
several
sexual
perversion
cases.
This
disclosure
strengthens
the
frequent
theory
that
the
Matt-
son
kidnapping
might
have
been
tne
act
of
a
demented
person.
Dr.
Mattson
told
newspapermen
Saturday
that
he
did
not
think
the
kidnap
slaying
of
his
boy
was
the
act
of
a
dernented
ex-patlent.
He
did
not
believe
that
he
had
any
enemies
who
would
seek
to
wreak
vengeance
upon
him
in
such
a
way.
Nor
did
he
believe
that
the
boy
hnrf
hopn
t.hp
viM.im
nf
Bv0rt
nrt.
mlnals.
"If
such
was
the
case,
why
viauia
iney
not
nave
cnosen
a
Wpnithv
nprnn
inoon
nf
mvuiri
he
asked.
Dr.
Mattson
seemed
in
clined
to
the
belief
that
the
whole
tragedy
had
been
the
bungling
of
heartless
amateurs.
Latest
suspects
to
be
picked
up
Included
a
Chinese-Russian
at
Seattle
and
a
woman
companion,
a
degenerate
at
Houston,
Texas,
and
two
men
In
Los
Angeles,
all
of
whom
were
soo
nreleased
after
it
seemed
certain
that
none
of
them
had
anything
to
do
with
the
affair.
POUND
IN
MONTREAL
....
MONTREAL.
Jan.
18:
(CPI
Til?
Crlthh
pound
5.f-rl!ng
rate
on
the
Montreal
excharge
market
at
the
week-end
was
$4.91
7-16.
Mass
Meeting
of
Citizens
MONDAY
NIGHT
AT
8
in
CITY
HALL
To
urge
building
of
PEACE
JUVER
RAILWAY.
All
citizens,
men
or
women,
asked
to
attend.