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llib
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kif
4Vio
AlKrtn
T
Jtrlclafnr
,
night
thouen
it
was
stateu
ycaieruay
Dm
woe
heln(r
detainer!
in
hbrldee
jail,
Premier
William
1
iiu
1
w
--
or
Wn
artuallv
committed
to
Tnere
naa
mereiy
vecu
a
.rc-
kj
k.
mm
m
mi
i
ir
i
ii
i
V
U
A
V
OF
JAPS
P.nvprtim.nt
Wilt
pnH,a
.
British
Columbia
Timber
;annAiv
Wi
141111
VI
1
J
ot
Operate
uic
nmrr
ran
funrnrx
iti
Kin;
Cove
Plant
UFFERED
a
or
gales,
mostly
fair
and
!d
Wth
rain.
rxr
iv.
j
-
"tist
oi
Vaneniivpr
Island
ftln
Str0ng
SOuth
W,ndS'
to
southwest,
cloudy
and
1(1
with
Shn,.
"V4V
ernment
hands.
order
be
lssuea
detaining
urown,
otta,a.,
Pr.
.
.
.
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i
I
'
OTTAWA.
March
26
(CP)
A
pleasing
and
convincing
speaker,
I
Senator
Alfred
E.
Fripp,
K.
C,
'
aged
seventy-two,
who
for
many
1
years
was
an
engaging
personality
in
the
political
and
legal
life
of.
the
Capital,
died
yesterday.
Bom
In
Ottawa
In
.1866,
the
year
before!
Confederation,
he
resided
through-'
out
his
life
In
his
native
city.
His
death
occurred
at
his
home
after,
WESTMINSTER,
March
26:
J
a
lengthy
illness.
His
passing
Is
i
speaking
nere
yesieraay,-deeply
regretted
in
political
circles
Iceedlngs
Mr.
Fripp
was
almost
in
variably
his
counsel.
He
was
par
llcularlv
successful
before
Juries.
Elected
Conservative
member
fori
West
Ottawa
to
the
Ontario
legislature
in
1908,
he
became
something
of
a
crusader,
uniting
with
Allan
Studholme,
Labor
member
ciflc
Ampripnn
Fisheries
an-
vnnced
leeislatlon
as
votes
foi
unces
that
It
will
not
operate
J
women,
eight-hour
day
and
mini-
umon
cannery
at
King
Covt
mum
wages.
He
remainea
oniy
one
s
season
The
plant
usually
em-'term
In
the
legislature,
resigning
)'J
zw)
men,
tto
enter
the
Dominion
ue,ia.
of
Heat
lJurifr
Mrs.
Fripp,
formerly
Miss
Clem
entine
Bell
and
daughter,
mim
Freda
Fripp.
I've
In
Ottawa.
The
death
of
Senator
Frip.J
leaves
five
vacancies
now
ln
the
Senate
which
today
consist
of
fifty-five
Conservatives
ana
ininj
-
six
Liberals.
Funeral
Notice
The
funeral
of
the
late
Mrs.
David
McCullough
will
take
place
Monday
at
2
p.m.
rom
j
the
B
U.
unaeriRiiciD,
I'flowers
by
request.
VICTORIA
;
Wmln
Today's
Weather
omorrow
s
Tides
(I
A-M.)
High
....
.
10:30
a.m.
17.9
ft.
Rupert
Part
cloudy,
Prince
23.14
p.m.
18.0
ft.
showers;
barometer,
29.80
(steady);
Low
....
4:29
am.
9.0
ft.
38;
light
chop.
temperature,
16:57
pjn.
62
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PARLIAMENT
hl3
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
MARCH
26,
1938.
'
Garage
Owner
and
His
Employe
I
Followed
Bandits
Capture
.
I
Follows
bandits
got
gasoline
at
Dal-Igish's
jarage
and
then
drove
off
without
paying.
Dalgllsh
and
"Scotty"
took
off
in
their
own
car
after
the
bandits.
The
bandits
ditched
their
car!
and
compelled
their
pursuers
at
the
point
of
a
gun
to
take
them
off
In
the
garage
car.
Plebiscite
In
Austria
To
Be
Aired
uirvm
XfrnV,
oc.
inn
a.
A.
We'.
s
Oray
discussed
re-
0f
which
he
had
been
an
outstand-
Marehni
u.rm,n
,nn
.
i
v.a
i
n.
uii
Lirrni
iliaii
vvuiuuiuta
uiaob,
un
it'ri.
v
hill
fMiiiNji.
mi
.
i
ii
u
-.ii.
MM
....
l.
4
NEW
SPEED
MARK
MADE
for
Hamilton.
In
'urging
such
Clon.ton
and
Ricketts
Beat
Record
For
Flisht
from
Australia
To
England
CROYDON,
Eng..
March
26:
(CP)
Flying
Officer
A.
E.
Clouston
and
Victor
Ricketts
set
a
new
recora;
j
With
Hon.
J.
L.
Chabot
as
a
run-'for
the
Australia
to
England
flight
i
I
n.
f.
n
In
Vl
A
Hnilhlp
rnnst.tt.ll-
In
Iflnrllnn
(Violr
nlano
Vioro
TM
IITDI17C
v,ctorlous
,n
the
Rec'Proclty
elec"
j
leaving
Port
Darwin
ln
Northern
iii.l
U
11LjJ
tlon
01
1SU1-
Ane
same
v
1
Australia.
Miuwiwwln
Jn
lfll7
defeatln?
slr
Wl-
clouston
and
Ricketts
were
mak-
.1
.
--
..
t.A
tnnr
a,
onrt
TT
M
MrlilVPril.
ilnir
a
r.tnpn
fllwVlt
frnm
TJonr
7.B1.
-".luirs
.uaue
in
conned""!
...
-
Vith
Death
of
Former
Premier
l0n
tnat
occaslon
slr
Wilfrid
rai
jiand
to
which
they
had
broken
Of
Saskatchewan
ln
001
Ulwwa
ana
ucuct
tjaa"-
tine
previous
recora
outDouna.
j
in
the
1921
election,
Mr.
FrirP
nrnVv
A.:."-,..
,
'
'Tu
-
defeated.
Duties
of
a
member
ol
Dn
PL
An
e
I
parliament
for
Ottawa
are
exceed-'
UCai
1911
1
auillg
d
epo
P
t
from
a
prov
i
mL..
,
.
.
.Jl
.
niriv
onerous,
particularly
when
rn
1
nil
",lu"-'c8i
expen
tnat
"'
-"'.
..
.
'
onH
ri,trlnri
I
OtlflAnrV
rtinPfl
""auon
or
the
body
of
Hon.
Wal-
:"A
ua
,0
;
w""
J
Scott
former
Pretmer
of
Sas-
IU
years
."e
.oc"c",
...VT
1
t-l.
1141-
nnnftltnitV
Trtr
ninPT
H.HL1
VI
nun,
win
wewan.
shnueH
thot.
he
hart
ft
a
lllue
'""c
wuu""'
oppwtu.i.v
The
Day
in
New
York
""red
leg
and
.wmtomtb
extensive
bruiser
uiu,sc..
?
A
wr
"w
"J
.
Z'tul
nractlce.
He
With
Averatres
IRCS
Fii
Finishinff
Up
f.
aiea
weanesaay
at
tne
-
.
.
R.nft,e
ln
summoned
to
the
.hp
Senate
ln
ewood
Sanitarium
ln
Guelph.
was
1933.
A
devoted
Anglican,
he
was
the
CatJlPl
rftrprnQf
oldest
continuous
attendant
at
ttUlCI
1
UlClddl
chrlst
Cnurch
Catnedrai
where
he
rufnij..
,.
t
.
,
had
been
Daptizea
ana
was
a
ou..-
"
rompiied
from
obersatlon
t-
""lay
nd
cover
the
30
r
i
Pri'vi
hiding
S
p.m.
tomorrowl.
"nOral
Rvnnn.l.
Pmsanr.
rA.
m
lOW
on
the
Mnrth
Parlflft
;iS'
hltth
nvor
tiuilh.n,
TtrUUh
-uuia,
Oaies
have
Demurred
o:i
f
nnHVi
-
i
.
...
.
v..
uiu
witn
snowers
on
ncouver
Island
"nee
Rupert
and
Queen
Char
--..u.j-
-oLrnnir
hi
mwes'.
Slightly
NEW
YORK,
March
26:
Bear-lsh
.tendency;
was
overcome
on
the
New
York-Stock
Exchange
Thursday
with
flight
gains
for
the
day
being
recorded.
The
Industrial
average
at
closing
was
up
.26;
rails,
up
.24,
and
utilities,
.01.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER.
March
26:
(CP)
Wheat
was
trading
at
$1.27
on
the
Vancouver
market
yesterday,
ad
vancing
to
$1.29?a
today.
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
WINNIPEO,
March
26:
(CP)
Wheat
futures
were
to
?bC
lower
No
on
the
Winnipeg
market
yesterday,
May
closing
at
$1.17.
DIVIDENDS
INCREASED
Canadian
Corporations
Continue
To
Show
Hither
Profits
1
TORONTO,
March
26:
(CP)
I
nivlHinrf
naumpntje
hv
Canadian
1
.
.u
.
.
u
f-J
f
J
corporations
in
March
will
exceea
the
total
for
the
same
month
of
last
year
by
$2,230,719
and
thn
total
for
the
first
quarter
Is
high
er
by
$2,162,293
than
for
the
cor-
So
far
there
has
been
little
in
dicatlon
fits
as
paid
to
shareholders.
Canadian
Celanese
Is
the
only
company
to
report
reduced
or
omitted
dividends
for
March.
One
company
Asbestos
Corp.,
initiated
payments
on
Its
common
with
50
cents
a
share,
along
with
a
bonus
of
tht
Cable
with
$10
a
share.
Langley's
with
$2.50
a
share
and
MacKinnon
Steel
with
$1.75
a
share.
Two
Earthquake
Shocks
Are
Felt
i
Appealing
To
of
or
declining
declining
company
company
pro
pro-
tit
i
j
r
,
measured
by
dividends
WOriQ
LOUrt
This
Step
Beinj
Considered
In
Connection
With
Mexican
Oil
Expropriations
WASHINGTON,
D.
C.
March
26;
,
-A
submission
to
the
World
Com
I
same
amount.
.
.
.
.
.
.
,
Extra
dividends
are
being
paW"!tth
"T
ls4,belnS
considered,
eluding
Asbestos
Corp.
These
alsc
"n
mmefn
ln
,exProPr!ana
he
ho
dings
of
American
and
Brl
include
Imperial
Tobacco
with
222
tlsh
011
comPanles
ln
Mexic0-
cents
a
share
as
a
final
payment
on
the
ordinary,
.Remington
Rand
with
a
one
percent
stock
bonus
SIscoe
with
one
cent
a
share,
and
Sylvanite
with
five
cents
a
share
Four
companies
are
making
pay
ments
on
arrears
this
month.
They
Include
Canada
Cement
with
$2
GERMANS
HELPING
tvir,
ci...:
j
j
.
...
f..'on
Its
preferred,
Canada
Wire
&
j
ies
for
Spanish
Insurgents
Who
Con-
j
tinue
Advance
Towards
Barcelona
'
!
BARCELONA,
March
26:
(CP)
Insurgent
forces
yesterday
continued
their
advance
along
the
main
highway
towards
the
Mediterran-'
ean
coast
at
Barcelona.
In
loyalist
quarters
It
was
reported
yesterday
that
German
warships
Tremors
at
Ocean
Falls
on
Tuesday
had
put
In
at
the
Island
of
Mallor-
Morning
and
Afternoon
Heavy
Rainfall
ca
in
the
Medltteranean.
It
is
sug
gested
that
troops
and
materials
from
Germany
have
been
landed
there
for
the
Insurgents.
i
OCEAN
FALLS,
March
26
Earth-
'
quake
shocks
were
felt
twice
at
Will
I,,.
Ct
Ocean
Falls
on
Tuesday,
the
first
at
"HI
llCVCI
VJ1VC
7:30
in
the
morning
and
the
second)
i
.1
TT
p
at
2;30
In
the
afternoon.
After
a
Anything
UD,
OaVS
period
of
rain,
sleet
and
snow
last
J
.?
Ji
-
J
week
there
has
been
fine,
bright.!
rhanrPllnr
HlflPr
frosty
weather
this
week.
On
Fri-
liailUCllUl
Hint!
day
of
last
week
there
was
an
ex-
J
ceptlonally
large
precipitation
of'
BERLIN.
March
26:
(CP)
"What
3.24
inches
in
twenty-four
hours,'
Germany
takes
possession
of,
she
the
precipitation
for
the
week
tot-'
will
never
under
any
circumstances
ailing
5.53
inches.
The
lowest
ther
mometer
reading
of
the
week
was
31
on
Tuesday.
London
bar
gold
surrender,"
asserted
Chancellor
Ad
olf
Hitler
yesterday
as
he
commenced
a
tour
of
more
Important
centres
in
Greater
Germany.
BAR
SILVER
LONDON,
March
26:
(CP)-Barj
NEW
YORK:
(UP)
Bar
Ml-gold
wa5
up
lcln
London
yesterday,;
ver
was
unchanged
at
44sic
per
closing
at
$34.93.
There
were
minor
fine
ounce
on
the
New
York
met-losses
ln
other
metals.
al
market
today.
'
'
Arlington,
18.
Reward,
.04.
Salmon
Gold,
.06.
Taylor
Bridge,
.04.
Premier
Border,
.01
V.
Silbak
Premier,
1.70.
Congress,
.01.
Home
Gold,
.01
V.
Grandvlew,
.06.
Indian,
.02.
Quatslno
Copper,
.02
Vi-Halda,
.07'2-
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.20.
Calmont,
.35Vi.
C.
&
EH
2.07.
Freehold,
.05.
Hargal,
.19.
McDougal
Segur,
.19.
Mercury,
.15.
Okalta,
1.32.
Pacalta,
.09.
Home
Oil,
1.00.
Troonto
.Beattle,
1.20.
Central
Patricia,
1.40.
Gods
Lake,
.40.
Little
Long
Lac,
4.20.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
.76.
Pickle
Crow,
4.00.
San
Antonio,
1.30.
Sherrit
Gordon,
1.13.
Smelters
Oold,
.02.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
3.15.
Oklend,
.19.
Mosher,
.19:
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.30.
t
Stadacona,
.22.
Francoeur,
.32.
Moneta,
1.80.
Thompson
Cadillac,
.22.
Bankfield,
.72.
East
Malartlc,
1.25.
Preston
East
Dome,
.85.
Hutchison
Lake.
.072.
Dawson
White,
.04.
Aldermac,
.45.
Kerr
Addison,
1.51.
Uchl
Gold,
1.39.
Int.
Nickel,
45.00.
Noranda,
52.50.
Con.
Smelters,
52
00.
Athona,
.09.
Hardrock,
1.68.
FIRST
SYRUP
RUN
Fit
ICE:
5
CENTS
hinese
Definitely
Winning
Now
EP0RTER
-
"
luvii
IS
FREED
Invnlvinr
I.M
hhrinr
Blown
Over
:
JaSSL,
::
IN
ONTARIO
:
isniaiuiiai
TOKYO,
March
26:
CP)-
Japan
took
a
long
stride
to
ward
dictatorial
government
today
as
Parliament
passed
a
measure
placing
the
entire
el-
ectrlc
power
Industry
In
gov-
SENATOR
IP
rVF1
1
F
Prescott.
13
JJLAUL2!!
t
The
OTTAWA,
March
26:
(CP)
Will
Eliminate
I
Lieut-Governor
t
EDMONTON,
March
26:
(CP)
-Consideration
of
estimates
In
the
Alberta
Legislature
last
Provincial
police
in
Eastern
Ca,
night
brought
adoption
of
a
,CPFoiioWing
negotiations
which
nada
had
a
highway
motion
to
discontinue
expen-
dragnet,
haye
been
ted
undef
fw
thre?l
d'ture
In
of
the
Lieu-
working
today
shortly
after
upkeep
enmJ,
M
IInltprt
Kt,,
art
men
held
up
and
kidnapped
D.t
tenant
Governor
and
als0
to
,Mt
'M
flnaU
setUed
tnelr
Dalgllsh,
Maltland
garage
owner,
stop
the
appropriation
for
his
Quarrei
quarrel
over
over
Jaoanese
Japanese
salmon
salmon
fish
fish-
and
an
employee
known
by
the
nickname
"Scotty."
Soon
after,
a
telephone
operator
at
Spencervillr
reported
that
the
three
abductors
office
in
the
legislative
build-
U.S.-JAP
T:Je
WAR
OFF,
.
Final
Settlement
of
Fishing
Dispute
Off
Alaska
Coast
Nippon
to
I
Punish
Poachers
i
WASHINGTON,
D.
C,
March
26:
ing
In
Alaskan
waters.
t
nigs.
u,
uS8u
uk
u-
-
Ja
reassured
the
United
States
ernment
House
be
to
put
some
that
she
ta
suspendlng
the
three.
v
oiner
use,
pussimy
a
Of
Battl
in
oino-Japanese
-J,
Nipponese
L
Turns
War;
ose
Out
Advance
of
Invaders
Halted
in
Wuhu
and
Hanchow
Sectors
With
Heavy
Losses
Also
Being
Sustained
In
Central
Zone
of
Conflict
SHANGHAI.
March
26:
fCP)
The
revicorated
iao
t
cilm
rr
f
(cV
rrr
ciirvov
cf
o
ft
or?
-
.
i
i
a
i
had
been
captured
four
miles
piui.
"
and
wiii
not
issue
i
licenses
army,
alter
having
been
beaten
bacK
lor
montns,
north
of
Spencerville
and
taken
to
I
i
for
fishing
in
Alaska
waters.
Furth-
has
turned
and,
is
winning
victories
on
several
fronts,
it
er.
offenders
win
bj
punished.
was
reported
today,
ine
Japanese
invaoers
nave
Decn
The
dispute
had
threatened
an
halted
in
the
Wuhu
and
Hanchow
sectors
while
in
the
undeclared
war
between
the
rieeu
centrai
China
war
zone
they
have
been
subjected
to
heavy
pf
the
two
countries
particularly
in
the
Bristol
Bay
area.
LOANS
FOR
i
SEED
GRAIN
Provision
Made
at
Ottawa
to
Ass'nt
Farmers
of
Prairie
Drought
Areas
OTTAWA,
March
26:
(CP)
A
bill
was
introduced
In
Parliament
yesterday
by
Hon.
Charles
A.
Dunning,
minister
of
finance,
provide
responding
three
months
of
last
lnS
r
secd
sraln
loans
to
far-year
r
mers
In
drousht
areas
of
Albert?.
ji..iw..,i
f
.v.-
and
Saskatchewan.
There
will1
be
of
.March.
thliyearvwULabout.-P
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Relief
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with
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mers
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lor
w
iiic
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w.
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iuaiiviiui
liui
,
jxjii
kTViiuocii"
t.
ana
operators
and
would
ao
TrunK
as
cuy
pausci
Itclte
jmmcdiate
cause
of
ijuuiiij
m
uS
puwer
wj
.-.
Adolf
Hitler's
entry
into
Aus-
and
became
a
rarruter.
n
inena
-.
.
u
w
be
a,red
Jn
rt
.ships
among
railway
men
endured.
For
years
wnen
a
railway
man
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came
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mi
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TODAY'5
STOCKS
I
Courtesy
B.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
Vancouver
B.
C.
Nickol,
19.
Big
Missouri,
.36.
Bralorne,
8.40,
Azetc,
!07.
Cariboo
Gold,
1.95.
Dentonla,
.09.
Golconda,
.05.
Mlnto,
.02
2.
Falrview
Amel
.03
V.
.
Noble
Five,
.03.
Pend
Orielle,
151.
Pioneer,
2.92.
Porter
Idaho,
.02.
Reeves
McDonald,
53.
,
,
"
losses.
The
tide
bf
battle
in
the
Slno-Japanese
war
appears
to
have
deflnltelf
turned
in
favor
of
the
CONFERENCE
IS
REJECTED
Tadlock
Law
No
Concern
of
Federal
Government,
Declares
Dupiessis
QUEBEC,
March
26:
(CP)
Claiming
that
the
subject
is
no
concern
of
the
federal
government,
Premier
Maurice
Dupiessis
yesterday
stated
that
the
Quebec
gov--
ernment
would
not
be
represented
at
a,
conference
proposed
by
Hon.
"Ernest
"Lapolnte,
'minister'
of
justice,
to
consider
the
Quebec
padlock.
The
conference
is
proposed
to
consider
a
protest
by
the
Civil
Liberties
Union.
Such
legislation
Is
fully
within
the
competence
of
the
provincial
authority,
asserts
Dupiessis.
Dominion
Should
Present
Its
Case
British
Columbia
Ready
to
Co-Op
erate
in
Settling
Federal
Problems,
Says
I'attullo
I'
VICTORIA,
March
26:
(CP)
Premier
T.
D.
Pattullo
proposed
yesterday
that
the
Dominion
government
should
present
a
submission
to
the
Rowell
Royal
Commission
on
Intergovernmental
relations
as
the
governments
of
the
provinces
were
doing.
While
British
Columbia
had
peculiar
and
important
problems
of
its
own.
this
province
was
ready
to
co-operate
fully
in
efforts
to
settle
Dominion
problems,
said
the
Premier.
I
29.86.
Today's
Weather
BRA
NT
FORD,
Ont.,
March
26:
Terrace
Part
cloudy,
calm;
tem
(CP)
To
Allsa
Craig
goes
the;
perature
33.
honor
of
the
first
maple
syruo
run
ln
this
part
of
the
province
Norman
Chapman
harvested
10
I
tOoverninnt
"lirrii.ph
Triple
Island
Scattered
clouds,
south
southwest
wind,
18
miles
per
hour;
moderate
swell
and
chop.
.
Langara
Island
Part
cloudy,
'
southwest
wind,
15
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
29.82
(rising);
temperature,
35;
moderate
swell.
Dead
Tree
Point
Overcast,
calm;
barometer,
29.95;
temperature,
30;
moderate
swell.
'
Bull
Harbor
Raining,
light
'southwest
wind;
barometer,
30.10;
temperature,
41;
light
swell,
i
-
Alert
Bay
Raining,
fresh
southeast
wind;
barometer,
30.06;
temperature,
35;
sea
choppy.
Estevan
Raining;
southerly
wind
20
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.38.
Victoria
Fair,
southerly
wind,
10
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.46.
Vancouver
Cloudy,
easterly
wind
four
n(iles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.44.
Prince
George
Fair,
southerly
,
wind,
24
miles,
per
hour;
barometer
barrels
and
received
at
market
wjnj,
35.
Alyansh
Cloudy,
calm,'
36.
Anyox
Part
cloudy,
south
wind,
34.
Stewart
Cloudy,
heavy
south
$2.75
a
gallon.
Hezelton
Cloudy,
calm,
42.
w
u
t
a,
.
r
IP
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