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a- "s-jrr--- i> , 1934 m Log Angeles garage since September 25 till 10.15 am. Saturday. Had In his 'possession business card of a Choker Zone cub. ¥«?Bjg« aa& Walton, Toronto, and printed on back 'C. 9234." EXTRADITION (Coattitw* Frwu Pace 1) Acoording to Use story told by Vermilyea to the police at Ontario r«ik« View off J«wrn«7 CaIIforafiras~rep6rted, he hid'left A dash by motor from Belleville Ontario, California, on September to Toronto.* then to Port Credit, 35th. and visited Fresno, Bakersthen to Hamilton where it was said field, San Jose, Oakland and San the man who w&s suspected spent Francisco seeking work. He told the night, to entrain for Chicago fn police he visited r 'several packing plants looking for a Jobbut'he coult flie morning and reach that pla net remember anyl person with is tJm© to catch, a transcontincnt »tfmne to arrive on Califomian soil wham~ne'^iB^lJ^m"vjet 8ed:~r Later police carried out a checkthe next morning and a trip from Gkndaie to Los Angeles whence a up of air schedules and routes. Fintelegram was sent to his sister here ally frora J. L, Sullivan, Chicago deadd a further trip to Ontario, Cali- tective, came the wire: '·Officers jReport Grand; Trunk fornia, where he wa» arrested* were the police interpretations of the Railway discharged passenger at course taken* by the suspected man. Central Park station;roriennifcrirest ...TChe murder of a woman of the of the municipal airport, who purgfatlost disposition in the most chased a ticket .tor the P.A. plane brutal manner, the arrest and the to Los Angeles, leaving the airport fact that the man who is accused at 10.20 p.m. October 5. Passenger of the murder is none other than gave the name of B. F. Ccwan, Tothe son of the murdered woman ronto, Canada. Appeared nervous are features in the strangest crime and anxious to get plane. Had 40 pounds excess baggage and answers story ever told in this district. description received, except he wore Soap Cake Found a light colored hat. Arrived Glendale, CaL, airport, 20 miles from ~4t u-said that when Vermilyea Los Angeles, 9.05 ajn. Saturday." was arrested in Ontario, a sample Police traced the route by which bar of soap bearing the signature of a man tallying with Vermilyea's the hotel, the Walker House, Tor- description crossed continent onto, where the suspect is believed by taxi cab, railroad the and airplane. by police to have stayed for three They found that such a man had Vfays prior to the fatal hatchet at- tax?ed from Belleville to Hamilton c, was found in Vermilyea's pos- late Thursday night, had stayed at a hotel there for live hours until AJXO in' hlte-jpoaaeBsipn,..._ a ..GM&. · lef| . ... fer 4 I eport^ received here_"was a card Chicago Friday morning,.~ They from a taxi company in Toronto found that such a man giving the (the Checker Zone Taxi at Yonge name of B. F. Cowan, Toronto, had and Walton Streets.) It is said boarded a P.W.A. plane at the muthat on this card was a quotation nicipal airport, Chicago. in ink "C-9234." Inspector W. H. Loughced, who Airways companies checked up worked here with Inspector H. their passenger lists of Friday and Gardner and provincial police and it was reported that a man answer- Chief Alex. Kidd and city police Ing the description of Vermilyea has gone to Chicago to, check up. war. a passenger on the Pan-AmerTaximan Here ican plane leaving Chicago at 10.20 o'clock Friday night. This plane Sunday Inspectors Ward, Gardreached Glendale, California, 20 mite*..from Los Angeles, at 9.05 Sat- ner and Loiigheed went over the urday morning This information route taken by J Bannas, Toronto led police to believe that the man taximan who drove the supposed leaying Belleville t>y taxi went on slayer to Belleville and back to Toto Toronto, thence to Port Credit ronto. Bannas pointed out how he and Hamilton by highway and by had parked .the car on William St., two blocks east of the scene of the train from, Hamilton to Cltfcago. Warrant is Carried One night before last week he had paiked nis car for the same passInspector Hamar Gardner left for enger on George Street, that being California with the murder war- at the time of his previous visit. rant and intended following the It was on the second visit that a route believed to have been taken man had called at the home where by the accused man. Mrs Vermilyea lived with a relative, Police up to noon Saturday had twice, once seeking food and later been unable to trace th* suspect talking with Mrs. Vermilyea, going wnc Is believed to be Vermilyea be- to her room and leaving with her yond Hamilton. Then suddenly for the scene which turned out to from the west coast came a mess- be the place of the hacthet murder. age which .'nteijsified the efforts pf Acting Chief Inspector John Milthe police as they believed they had ler of Toronto, expressed complete found their man. It had been confidence in the results so far thought the suspect had got across achieved. the border. Now to them it seeraCrowri Attorney Donnan was given credit for his energy and effort in the pursuit, leading to the arrest News from Coast of the accused man. . Attorney General Arthur W. RoeThe telegram to Mrs. Faulkner buck did not wish to prophesy what was dated at Los Angeles 10.06 a.m action arould be taken by his deSaturday and read: "Picked up morning paper and partment. "It will all depend on learned mother was killed yester- what happens in California," he day and warrant sworn for my pointed out. "We are tiking the arrest. Who started this story? usual precautions and an officer is Fine advertisement for my family. leaving right away to bring his prisoner as soon as possible." Please wire details." It was signed by a man giving * Provincial authorities communicated with the British consul at the name of Harold Vermilyea. Crown Attornej Donnan and the Los Angeles over the wee!< end to initiate extradition tnroee.dinjrs by ' foot against the stairs, and broke my leg Just below the*knee. I was tn hospital for lour months, and when I came out sxwneone advised me to try Krusehen Salts. I did so, and how I have no trace of rheumatism. I would not be without my daily does of Krusehen, which I take every . morning--half a teanconful in warm water. -- Mrs. P. B. The six salts in Kmschen stimulate the liver and kidneys to healthy, regular action; assist them to get rid of the excess uric acid nhich is the cause of rheumatic pains. When poisonous uric · acid goes--with its deposits of needle pointed crystals--there's no doubt about those aches and pains going · cement pom , field Hond. '· Two worn' ; West. ,slst*r Wliita-m, w Whibt Hampered by ;! auto and ,.t' Rheumatism : stood on th' Of Broc 'Two years agp" wriies a woman, 1*5, I his car cm "I was suffering with rheumatism ! north of L in my legs, and when walking up- I 46. of Ridge ctairs one day just kicked my right 1 cars co 11 Idee BROKE HER LEG AGAiHST A STAIR c&r driver,. William Brr O FRED Frederick on Sunday, illness whir time, at his cession of / The late, in Bristol,". For the p.a, a resident: ship and ft farming, 1 eliasburg I time In Th a good citl'esteemed bregret to It September 25 by a stranger to whom this life. he gave a ride here from Ontario, IHSKitsr Of Rednersvill' Csl. Toronto, Oct. ft--Provincial inves- The late tigation cf the .Vermilyea murder by his wld case continued during the week-end Mortey 1 and .within the next few days the Mrs. John Attorney General's Departmenfe will sons, Alfre set in motion the legal machinery Which authorities Rope win carry Harold VeTmilyea across the border to tace trial at Belleville on a charge of killing his mother. Inspector Gardner of the Ontario Provincial Police has gone to Los Argeles, CaL, prepared to escort the alleged matricide back to Canada. A representative of the Attorney General will present to a United States Extradition Court the province's prima facie case against the accused man. Figuring largely in this case will be the soap-cake which he allegedly carried back to Los Angeles from a Toronto hotel in the course of the flying visit, which police say ne made to Ontario last week, and in the course of which he allegedly murdered his mother, 76 year old Mrs. Nathaniel VefmHyea, mother-in-law of Hon. Dr. J. A. Faulkner, Provincial Minister of Health. Evidence from airwars employees, who claim to have identified Vermilyea as a. ChicagoCalifornia passenger, also will be received. The accused man's action in Extradition Court is expected to determine how soon he will be brought to tliis Province for trial. If he waives extradition, proceedings will be brief, but if he contests the Province's application, there will be a more extended hearing at Los Angeles. >owded Highways Resulted in Mishap That Took Toll of Six By The Canadian Frestt