I..
Us,
MUM
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V.
f
.
.
rT
k
Tn
flr.t
flme
In
years,
a
Conser
ve
he
been
ousted
from
Ox-
University
seat
In
the
Brit'.sh
-
v
iMItlVUi
ill
Ml
UI
an
indcsnendeniL
having
been
Hugh
Cecil.
The
had
been
split
up
on
tills
oc
n,
Salder
winning
over
two
Herbert.
Independent
Conser-
IVO
to
1
m
l
I
.
ire
Denarhnent
i
Had
Three
Calls
v
-.".j
hi
i-iiriiiirv
ti
its
Krcreational
and
Physical
Education
Centre
inter
Storms
At
city
fire
department
re-
vU
m
nuee
aiarms
nnnns
month
of
February.
In
only
one
!
was
there
damage,
this
being
the
provincial
recreational
physical
education
centre.
The
has
not
been
estimated
but
Pfa
.....
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ims
naa
seven
the
same
number
as
in
the
-"v
muniits
OI
lDJU.
In
Old
Country
in
iin
.
.
.
.
'
u,,u
aicci
in
England
"eavy
Snow
in
Scotland
HXIhAM
....
"wii
,
lviiirrn
i
llnnuif
rn
In
Weather
Forecast
'Furnished
throug.
the
courtesy
o
!,e
Dominion
Meteorological
Bureau
a
Victoria
and
Prince
Rupert.
ThU
fore
oast
la
complied
from
observations
taken
at
5
a.m.
today
and
covers
the
34
hour
period
ending
5
pjn.
tomorrow).
Pallbearers
were
A.
R.
Nichols,
O.
Polombo,
R.
McCarthy,
J.
Anton-sen,
A.
Scaland
and
C.
Hanson.
There
were
floral
offerings
from
Geisha
Girls
Oh
Sit-Down
Strike
-
-
u
i
rencn
rivers
are
also
lne.
have
gone
to
me
wp
V'ICU
LO
ho
,,
n
1
1
1
j
.
.
,
i.
In
a
"Sll-
BtuniK
anntrprn
is
v
mnnnrnin
la
eiikukc
-
aown
striKe.
Pressure
has
fallen
over
queen
of
tne
passengrs
were
still
Charlotte
Islands
and
showery
ailve
but
the
five
others
on
board,
mild
weather
prevails
on
the
coast
including
the
two
pilots,
were
and
the
lower
Interior.
.
dead.
Prince
Rupert
District
Moder-
i
r-i
i
in
i
nv.yi
xoitAM
a
miAAAAri
.
n
1
1
in
l
i
i-.m
i
imal
i
i
i
ii
nw
i
in
ituiuji
Cloudy
and
mild
with
rain.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
Fresh
to
strong
east
and
south
winds,
unsettled
and
mild
with
rain.
Queen'
Charlotte
Islands
Fresh
to
strong
east
and
north
winds.
Unsettled
and
mild
with
rain.
FUNERAL
ON
FRIDAY
FIVE
DIE
IN
PLANE
Wreckage
of
Machine,
Missing
For
Nine
Days
in
Australia,
Found
BRISBANE,
March
1:
Wreckage
of
an
airplane,
which
had
two
pilots
and
five
passengers
on
board,
has
been
found.
The
machine
had
been
missing
for
nine
days
on
a
flight
from
Brisbane
to
Sydney.
BROTHERHOOD
IS
GROWING
Harcllon
is
Latest
Village
To
Join
Up
Meeting
at
Simpson
The
Native
Brotherhood
of
Bri
tish
Columbia
continues
to
grow
us
southern
Didian
towns
become
I
Interested.
It
is
expected
it
will
Rev.
L.
C.
Jensen,
pastor
of
St.
be
01lly
a
matter
of
ti.me
before
lt
Paul's
Lutheran
Church,
officla-
be:omes
the
largest
organization
ted
last
Friday
afternoon
at
the
cf
kmd
jn
British
Columbia,
funeral
of
Jack
Carlson,
who
lost
j
Hazcit0n,
one
of
the
latest
towns
his
life
in
an
accident
on
the
rail-
to
Join,
elected
the
following
offl-way
near
Salvus
last
week.
Mlss'cers:
Swanna
Olafson
presided
at
the
organ
to
accompany
the
hymns.
President,
Charles
Clifford.
Rick
Pit
gang
of
Canadian
National
ping
season
Railways,
Fellow
Workmen
in
tne
Rock
Pit
and
A.
M.
Ross.
Vice-President,
Charles
Patsy.
Secretary.
Peter
Wale.
Treasurer,
John
Smith,
Orand
President
Alfred
Adams
who
was
expected
to
go
to
Port
Simpson
to
attend
an
Important
meeting
with
other
executive
officers,
was
Compel'icd
to
postpone
the
trip
another
two
weeks
on
account
of
the
epidemic
of
colds.
DIED
O.N
SUNDAY
I
Fred
Hardlsty,
aged
about
60,
FEBRUARY
REVENUE
Customs
and
excise
revenue
here
for
themont
h
of
February
amounted
to
$7805.69.
i
j
LIBRARY
LIBRARY
.
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
(8
AM.)
Rupert
Showery,
light
prince
High
3:55'
a.m.
20.0
ft.
wind;
baronveter,
29.78
northerly
16:28
p.m.
17.0
ft.
temperature,
42;
sea
.falling),
Low
10:32
a.m.
5.9
ft.
smooth.
22:30
p.m.
7.8
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXVI.,
No.
w.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
MONDAY,
MARCH
1,
1937
rKICE:
S
CENTS
.
.
.
BERIHRT
ADMITS
HE
ew
rine
vTeaiuei
iyciuiu
i
ui
Prince
Rupert;
Less
Rain
So
Far
in
1937
Than
California
llllVb
w
...
'
w
"
'
LOS
AngtMcS,
limb
iiiucu-iuuiuu
juiituiiiict
wi
wjicic
n-ists
have
been
wont
to
flock
in
order
to
get
sunshine
(--ii.
ni-ri
5f
?rn
a
ivq
tinnlaacant
m
nfVior
novfc
nf
world.
Precipitation
here
so
this
year
has
totalled
11.6
4
w
tnnnf
1
11
1
nn
Mil"
rnv.
.
n
1
1
I
a
m
n
t
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nM(Uo
r-
le
Alton
i.
1
licit
AlUtJ
kli
ft
awuw
w
mne
111
me
lir&L
lwu
inuiiina
ifa
TrrTTtri7T
1
a
14
t
ti
this
year
as
compared
with
McDonald,
member
of
the
Van
i
a
,
u
i
1
.
.
z
uuuis
111
me
tirueauuuuiiiK
nmor
p
tv
innni
ri
on
vptprnav
iuu
jo.51,
jcoi.
aiiemoon
in
uie
Vancouver
ucn-
February
Weather
eral
Hospital
following
a
brief
111-
iiLii
ui
reuiudiv
111:1
e
wus
u
.anmii
lph
ui
uip
iujnijilii
uuiv
i.iit
pnp
l
narnmeier
rean
np
at
Morn
m
wmnmec.
aid.,
ivicuon-
28.99
on
February
16.
1411
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JLiaLUl
-
!
I
.
I.
ouu
precipitation.-
u.s
incnes.
-
IKY
S
BEATEN
iDftlilnil
iT.iniuro
llilnnl
spnl
In
British
By-election
SUCCUMBS
D.
McDonald
of
Vancouver
Is
Victim
of
Pneumonia
1.
OV.l
I
lll
1
I
UI
Utll
iim
VMav
tV
vwu
w.
at
1
vaw.
w
AWPt
hirnmpfpr
rooHinn-
at
cm
rtprvM
as
nldprnvin
fnr
five
vears
land
last
December
ran
for
mayci
on
but
was
defeated
by
Mayor
George
I
Miller.
He
re-entered
the
city
on
'council
by
winning
an
aldermanlc
jfoy-clectlon
in
January.
He
was
president
of
the
Vancouver
Ratepayers'
Association
for
some
time.
By
trade
he
was
a
shingler.
He
was
47
years
of
age.
A
by-election
must
be
held
within
25
days
to
fill
the
vacancy
In
the
council.
VICTIM
OF
CAR
CRASH
Son
of
Capt.
and
Mrs.
George
Black
Of
Yukon
Killed
in
Ontario
BROCKVILLE,
Ont.,
March
1:
(CP)
While
driving
from
Trenton,
Ont.,
to
Ottawa
with
the
intention
of
spending
the
week-end
with
his
mother
and
wife,
Capt.
Lyman
Black,
M.C.,
son
of
Capt.
George
Black,
former
Speaker
of
the
Canadian
House
of
Commons,
and
Mrs.
Black,
present
member
for
the
Yukon,
was
Instantly
killed1.
Saturday
night
when
his
car
crash
ed
into
a
tree
near
Maitland,
six
miles
east
of
here.
Flying
Officer
Mlnnes,
who
was
driving
the
car,1
sustained
Injuries
which
resulted
I
In
his
death
shortly
after
as
he
J
was
being
taken
to
hospital.
Minnes
was
also
going
to
visit
his
wife
in
Ottawa.
The
younger
Captain
Black
was
37
years
of
age
and
was
born
in
the
Yukon.
He
was
attached
to
the
Array
Co-operation
School
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
at
Trenton
since
1936.
He
was
commissioned
in
the
militia
In
1917.
Serving
overseas
he
won
the
Military
Cross
for
gallantry.
The
funeral
will
take
place
in
Ottawa
today.
1
1U
vjvi
111
I
Is
Found;
I
Vaccine
1
LONDON,
March;
1:
It
was
announced
In
Lone
on
Satur-
day
night
that'-medTcal
scien-
tists
had
been
.successful
In
Isolating
the
Influenza
germ
and
that
a
vaccine,
had
been
developed
which
'
would
be
ready
for
distribution
next
year.
4
Late
Telegraphs
WINDSOR'S
WEDDING
DATE
LONDON
ihe
Duke
of
Windsor
is
reported
to
have
set
May
2
for
the
date
of
his
wedding
to
Mrs.
Wallis
Warfield
Simpson.
ENGLAND
FIGHTING
UPHILL
MELBOURNE
Fighting
an
uphill
battle,
England
had
184
runs
for
four
wickets
in
reply
to
Australia's
huge
total
of
604
at
the
end
of
the
third
day's
play
between
the
two
countries
In
the
deciding
test
cricket
game.
The
teams
are
now
tied
with
two
tories
each.
x
miss
McMillan
wins
OTTAWA;
The
Supreme
Court
of
Canada
today
found
in
favor
of
Miss
Vivian
McMillan
in
her
action
for
seduction
.against
Former
Premier
John
E.
Brownlee
of
Alberta.
In
a
judgment
handed
down
today
the
Court
directed
that
judgment
for
$10,000
be
granted
in
favor
of
Miss
C.
C.
F.'ER
KICKED
OUT
VANCOUVER,
J.
S.
Taylor,
C.
C.
F.
member
of
the
House
of
Commons
for
Nanaimo,
was
expelled
Sunday
from
the
British
Columbia
section
of
the
party.
lie
had
been
under
attack
by
provincial
members
of
the
party
because
of
alleged
sympathies
with
the
Social
Constructive
party,
official
opposition
in
the
British
Columbia
Legislature.
DECREASE
IN
RELIEF
Disbursements
This
January
In
.
British
Columbia
Down
From
Year
Ago
VICTORIA.
Mar.
1:
Reliel
dis
bursements
In
the
province
cf
British
Columbia
in
January
of
this
year
showed
the
usual
Increase
More
members
are
expected
from!over
December
but
were
decidedly
Skeena
at
the
close
of
the
trap-,
ower
thnn
.Tnnn,v
a
VMr
government
f'gures
show.
VICTORIA,
March
i:
(CP)
Three
Hundred
Japanese
Beauties,
Engusnman.
passed
away
yester-i
of
of
Physicians
Physicians
and
and
Surgeons
Surgeons
On
Mountain
Top,
Demand
day
afternoon
at
the
Prince
Ru-,
has
notified
the
provincial
Collective
Bargaining
(pert
General
Hospital
where
he
Health
Insurance
Commission
i
had
been
a
patient
for
several
that
601
registered
members
monins.
ne
was
lormeny
a
uana-
of
the
medical
profession
have
1
sleet
storms
were
sweep-
TOKYO,
March
1:-Three
hun-
dlan
National
Railways
engineer
ver
England
charging
harsh
and
1
at
;
one
time
was
Identified
girls,
Saturday
night
dred
geisha
h
Scottish
unlnnrt.
hT
im.ni
t
the
hands
of
their,
with
the
staff
of
the
Knox
Hotel.
-
I
V.
.....
W
I
el
nonvlnct
.
j
..ini,
Ihp
i
1
"
,
a"s.
The
Riuo..
rr.i
.-.nio
hnrealn-
tVO
4.9
111.
ilkllU
v
Ifl
nnJ
-..
.
v
...
a
OVEK.SIX
HUNDRED
i
.DOCTORS
OPPOSED;
1
THIRTEEN
IN
FAVOR
HAS
FAILED
-pi
:Cannof
Mafec
Soda
Crafif
IVorit
BUENOS
AIRES.
Mar.
1:
A
wave
of
Indignation
s
sweeping
the
Argentine
at
the
brutal
.kid
nap-slaying
of
the
chubby
two
year
old
son
of
a
wealthy
LaP,lata
rancher
and
sportsman,
Simon
Ira-ola,
whose
body
was
found
In
a
pig
Den
on
the
ranch
Saturday
after
:he
chl!d
had
been
m'.3sing
foi
two
weeks.
Injuries
ln;!ud3d
i
scalp
wound
which
is
believed
to
have
caused
death.
Six
arrests
have
already
been
made
Including
sisters.
-
PASSES
IN
Foster
Willan,
Well
Known
Young
Business
Man
of
This
City,
Dies
Unexpectedly
!
Many
friends
in
the
city
have
learned
with
a
sense
of
keen
shock
and
regret
of
the
sudden
death
at
8
o'clock
Saturday
night
In
Van
ccuver
General
Hospital
of
Foster
Willan,
manager
of
the
Kalen
Hardware
and
prominent
young
local
business
man.
Mr.
Willan
had
undergone
an
operation
on,
February
16
but
was
reported
last
week
to
be
recovering
very
satisfactorily.
A
long
distance
message
received
Saturday
night
from
the
widow
announced
his
demise.
Born
lh
England,
Mr.
Willan
would
have
been
thirty-five
years
old
today.
He
came
to
Prince
Rupert
in
1926
as
representative
of
Marshal-Wells
Co.,
becoming
in-;
terested
In
the
Kalen
Hardware
in
1931
after
the
death
of
J.
W.
Scott.)
Deceased
Is
survived
by
his
wl-i
dow
and
seven
year
old
son,
Don-
j
aid,
as
well
as
by
his
mother
In
I
Vancouver
and
a
brother.
Douglas
j
Willan.
who
Is
In
the
hardware
I
business
at
Abbotsford.
The
bere'av-1
j
ed
will
have
the
deep
sympathy
of
.
,
numerous
local
friends.
Mr.
Willan
was
an
active
member
of
the
Junior
Section
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Com-;
1
merce.
Building
Permits
Light
But
Higher
Than
Last
Year
Building
permits
for
the
month
of
Fohi-imrv
Mil
vpar
Jimnnntprl
If
The
British
Columbia
College
$1640i
bringing
the
total
for
the
first
f)rc
two
mnnh
months
nt
of
ih
the
v,
year
,c
r
$3450.
Last
February
permits
Is
sued
In
February
amounted
to
bul
$300,
the
total
for
the
first
f.vc
months
of
the
vear
bdlne
$2400
voted
against
acceptance
of
The
psrrMts
issued
this
February
the
commission's
terms
for
were
as
follows:
British
Columbia
health
lnsur-,
oie
Aseberg,
moving
building
ance.
Only
thirteen
favored
Sixth
Avenue
East.
$350.
acceptance
of
the
plan
as
It
.
James
L.
Lee,
general
repairs
now
stands.
Sixth
Avenue
West.
$290.
,
!
Mrs.
T
Ross
Mackay,
repairs
4
4
jNlnth
Avenue
East,
$1000.
NEW
LABOR
BODY
MEET
Canadian
Federation
Asks
Uniforrii
Minimum
Wages
and
Annual
Holidays
With
Pay
TORONTO.
Mar.
1:
The
ne
I.
In
Alberta
So
Places
Decision
As
to
Future
With
Supporters
REPUBLIC
INDIGNANT
Argentinean
reeling
at
Would
Like
to
Carry
on
Until
June,
He
Says
Blames
His
Opponents
For
Preventing
New
Social
Order-
CALGARY,
March
1:
(CP)
Premier
William
has
placed
the
fate
of
his
Social
Credit
erovernment
public
is
stirred
with
in
the
hands
of
those,
who
elected
it
in
1935.
From
the
pul-Kt:inaP-Murder
oi
pjt
0f
the
Calgary
Prophetic
Bible
Institute
yesterday
the
Baby
Premier
admitted
failure
to
establish
Social
Credit
in
Alberta
in
the
eighteen-month
time
limit
he
had
set
prior
.
.
'
.
-
to
the
election.
He
asked
the
con-
stituency
organizations
to
advise
him
whether
he
should
resign
or
carry
on
efforts
to
establish
a
new
social
order.
Meantime
he
will
carry
on
and
suggested
that
no
association
votes
be
taken
before
the
first
week
in
June.
He
said
he
had
promised
his
supporters
to
try
and
establish
Social
Credit
in
18
months
and,
if
he
failed,
to
leave
the
matter
In
their
hands
as
to
a
peasant
who
disappeared
about
Canadian
Federation
of
Labor,
a,
whether
he
should
continue
or
re-he
fme
cf
'.he
kidnapping.
Th;
;ts
first
convention
here
Saturday
He
was
now
keeping
that
deaS
ch
id
has
six
brothers
and
passed
a
resolution
asking
for
unl-
promise.
He
said
that
conditions
form,
minimum
wage
scales
gov-
had
been
worse
than
he
had
ex-
ernlng
all
the
Dominion
and
an-
pected
when
he
took
office
and
nual
holidays
with
pay
for
all
that
blocking
tactics
of
his
oppon-workers.
The
Federation
also
pass-
ents
were
largely
responsible
for
ed
a
resolution
disapproving
of
the
failure
of
Social
Credit
estab-Amerleari'
tabor
organizations
sell-
llshment.
;r?.
'V.'-
."
Ing
Insurance
In
Canada.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Courieay
a.
D.
Johuatuu
Co.)
Vancouver
B.
C.
Nickel,
.31.
.
Big
Missouri,
.64.
Bialorne,
8.84.
B.
R.
Cons.,
.05
'2.
B.
R.
X..
.11.
Cariboo
Quartz,
1.55.
Go'.conda,
16.
Mlnto,
.22.
Meridian,
.05.
Morning
Star,
.03
Noble
Five,
.13
'.
Pend
Oreille,
5.70.
Pioneer,
5.75.
Porter
Idaho,
.10.
Premier,
3.80.
Reeves
McDonald,
1.45.
Reno,
1.18.
Reward,
.18.
Salmon
Gold,
.15.'
Taylor
Bridge,
.09.
Wayside,
.06.
Hedley
Amalgamated,
.24.
Premier
Border,
.033i,
Sllbak
Premier,
3.35.
Congress,
.10li.
Silver
Crest,
.10i
Home
Gold,
.04.
Grandvlew,
.19.
Indian,
.08;
Quatslno
Copper,
.11.
Quesnelle
Quartz,
.16.
Oils
A.
P.
Con.,
.78.
Calmont,
1.49.
C.
&
E..
4.00.
Freehold,
.33.
McDougal
Segur,
.55.
Mercury,
.60.
Merland,
.28.
Okalta,
3.20.
PacaRa,
.32.
Ranchmens,
.85.
United.
.65.
Weymarn,
.30.
POUND
IN
MONTREAL
MONTREAL,
Ma-.
1:
CP-
Brltlsh
pound
sterling
closed
"S4.88
31-32
on
the
Montreal
ex
change
market
Saturday.
RUSSIA'S
GOLp
HOPES
LONDON,
March
I:
(CP)
out
Russia
had
Increased
gold'
Premier
Aberhart
said
that
he
desired
no
advice
from
political
opponents
and
impressed
the
audience
that
he
had
no
Intention
of
resigning
unless
the
people
desired
:
a
change
either
in
the
leadership
;or
party.
JURY
FINDS
i
..
NEGLIGENCE
Investigation
Into
Baking
Powder
J
Death
in
Vancouver
Concludes
1,
lT.T,1rr,n
.
.
.
.
.
m..
j
vuituuvLit,
jviar.
i.
me
wr
oner's
Jury
investigating
the
death
of
Mrs.
Elwood
Dunbar,
t'ho
died
In
January
after
eating
biscuits
In
the
making
of
which
a
bakln?
j
powder
believed
to
have
containel
poison
was
used,
on
Saturday
af-.
tornoon
returned
a
verdict
of
gro
,?s
j
negligence
in
connection
with
ths
supplying
cf
Ingredients
u$cd
in
i
the
manufacture
of
the
powder.
The
Jury
found
the
gross
negligence
against
the
wholesale
concern
of
MacDonald
and
Wilson
for
supplying
"virulent
poison"
Instead
of
cornstarch
to
Rendws
Products
Ltd.,
of
Vancouver,
baking
powder
makers.
Flier
111
On,
Capetowti
Hop
David
Llewellyn
Has'
eavy
Cold
And
High
Fever
onLandlnf
At
Cairo
CAIRO,
Egypt,
March
li-f-Try-ing
to
establish
a
hew
speed!
record
for
the
flight
from.
London
to
;
'
Capetown,
David
Llewellyn,.
British
flier,
reached
Cairo
last
night
five
hours
behind
schedule.
Ho
was
.The
suffering
from
a
severe
cold
and
at
was
reported
to
have
a
high
fever.
There
was
some
doubt
as
to
whether
he
will
be
able
to
carry
on
much
longer.
'
'"
WINNIPEG
WHEAT
WINNIPEO,
Mar.
J;
PRICE
.1
(CP)
Win
-
production
threefold
In
the
last
nlpcg
wheat
prices
were1
c
to
YzC
five
years,
Ivan
Ma'sky,
Soviet
am-
higher
Saturday,
May
cjoslng
a
J?as?ador,
said
.
Russia
hoped
soon
$.1.25.
Chicago
prices
were
y
to
surpass
the
Rand
In
gold
pro-
lie
to
?8c
witli
May.
closing
at
duclloiv.
'
$1.31a
and
$1.31?4,