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Anarchist Plot Exposed at
Rome and Leaders Arrested;
Try to Tamper with Garrisotl

Italian Cabinet Decides to Deal Vigorously with the Cost of
Living; Profiteers and Hoarders to be Dealt with by ©

Hundreds and 1 Experts to Distri

(Spe al t The News via G. T.P Telegraphs

Rome, July 8.--An anarchist plot to attack the central part)
of Rome by means of hand grenades and other explosives was |
exposed by the arrest of 16 conspirators four hours before the}
time set for carrying out the plans,

About the same time thirty anarchists motored to Fort Prata-
lata, four miles from Rome and tried to induce the garrison to
in the attack. In the market place soldiers fired on the
anarchists and seized several.

The city remains tranquil. Following a cabinet meeting it
was announced that there would be a determined and vigorous
policy designed to influence immediately the cost of living.

Profiteers and hoarders, it was said, would be dealt with by

jomn

hundreds. |

The Government will supervise directly the regulation of
prices and the distribution of the necessaries of life. it is also |
decided to increase importations from abroad. A national asso-
ciation composed of experts will be formed to carry on distribu~
tion under the government.

GAMBLING CASE

CAPT. FRYATT’S BODY
TAKEN FROM CEMETERY

bute Food.

LLOYD GEORGE
COMPLIMENTS
THE DELEGATES

Mentions in Meuse of Commons
the Work of Men From the
Dominions, Especially
General Botha.

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(Special by 6.T.P. Telegraphs.)

London,
orge, during the
speech in the House
paid a tribute to the assistance of

Ire presentatives of the

July 7 Premier Lloyd

course of a

of Commons,

.
Dominions

in connectio with the peace

treaty acbeithen

rhe premier mentioned amid
icheers the name of Genefal Botha
who participate “door ome most

AG AIN B ORE ° diMeult commissions for adjust
KE ing extraordinarily delicate, com
Taken to Sactand After Crowd plex, ethical and economic ques
“* Had Done Honor to ; eine had 4
@uacies ions which had arisen.
” We owe a great deal to the
7. P. fleguenhe Jability and judgment with which
Si al via & e j
: they helped on innumerable «
Police Commissioners Asked to) 'ruces, Belgium, July 6—The i. .ions and their work has begn
: ; ft / ; vi , s °
Make Recommendation for or {ity of The fate bag . yal ae the admiration of the foreign de!
Against Cancellation ist evenme _— oo _— ewations.” said the little welsh-
of Livense. metery to the vrovincia HOV-) 5 an
ernment Building where ow
y { nei ni \ hal cg a ‘ mm s crowd filed
re - " oe ee .. OFFERS SELF
y eh id nine Phe remains were this aiter-
rney-general tt an conveyed with all due hor
i of | : f D,|to the railway station en route IN PLACE OF
for the | ite club on to England.
st. following nvi
vine sone Une age BOLSHEVIK! EXECUTE FORMER KAISER’
iatler Was bi ight

az oem . Perry, ee MANY INI INHABITANTS

a long discussion the pectal

I via GU. T. P. Telegraphs.)
o ask for cancellation was Paris. July 8.—A dispatch from
vn and on the motion Of) ~.; intinople to the . eee
Mc Meek: onded Dy Dado eported today that the

lerman Perry it was decided to on

a) c : ‘
Police Tashkent, the
recomine nda j

sheviki forees had recaptured
Russian
inhabit-|

the matter back to the capital of

ssioners for key. executing 6,000
opinion being expressed

t was desirable the :
take a stand on it one wa
as the othet

ninission we a

ints

ensary

mayor Alexander Ker-

premier,

broths of
former Russian

mem executed, it

among Lhose

{
het was

ane

said
given, one group

re given, one FOU SELL LOTS FOR CASH

would be diseriminatiod | petupned Soldiers Will Be Abie to

old argument fo

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clubs, it was admitted Purchase by Private Arrange-
doing the’ same thing as ment, But Others by
. the other arguing that Auction.
cancelling this licens ‘
| be discrimipation against] (), the advice of the solicitors
vho lost his license for @)\jjjiams & Manson, the City
what similar offense I il last night decided to sell
general concensus of i ity lots in Section 2 for cash
| of the council seemed my \ bylaw was put through |
rr making the roouns a thot izing the si le by public
‘Hon for eancellation la ion or by private treaty, it
being understood that any sal
FISH ARRIVALS iby private treaty would be to re-
Lu i soldiers only and then onl)
the two fishing boats which|in cases where they were prepared
eir_ catches at the Fish Ex-|io build houses.
today were the Senator,| Already there are applications
bs., and the Bringold with lin from several returned men,
) Ibs The nrice was tic. | i
|
ae PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
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DEVOTED TO TREATY

Aboard U. 8. 8, Georgia vit
Washington, D.C., July 8. The
Presidents message to be de
livered to Congress on Thursday
has been completed and will take
about twenty minutes to read, lt
contains about 5,000 words de
voled to the treaty and
protocols and the work of the
conference

MPRES

Tonight

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'
1G DoupLe Feature PROGRAM
.. SEE.

Fritzi Brunette
“The Velvet Hand”

also

May Allison

“The Winning of Beatrice”

 

peace

pe oce

1,000 tons Ladyemith Coal, the
sest on the Pacific Coast, just
wrived. Send your orders to the
®rince Rupert Coal Co. Phone 16.

 

 

Admission 15 and 80 cents
lwo Shows, 7:15 and @

    

 

 

 

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Field Marshal Von Hindenburg
Appeals to Foch to Prevent
Extradition.

(Special by GO. T.P Telegraphs.)

Paris, July 8 Field Marshal
von Hindenburg has wriiten Mar
shal Foch appealing for his sup-

port to prevent the extradition of
the former German Emperor Wil-
helm. Von Hindenburg offers to
place his “fully and
absolutely

own person
at the

} Allied pow ers.”

Field Marshal

brought

London, July 8
j to London to testify in defense of
| the former Kaiser. I[t is
that a number of U-boat captains
land slayers of Edith Cavell and
ir apt. Fryatt expect to be at the
| Tower of London in a few days.

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free Shee oul

Phone 45.

Fountain
windows.

pens
Fuller's.
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Carhartt’s overalls and gloves.
Agent, J. F. Maguire, | Smith Block.

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| Prince Rupert

| Boardlr Trade

\ luncheon to members 0!

the Board of Trade will be

held on board the
8. 8. PRINCE GEORGE

on

Wednesday, July 9

At 1 p.m, An address will
be given by Mr, FE, A. W ike
fied!, the American Consu

Tickets may be had from
the Commissioner, or on
board the steamer hs

disposal ‘of the.

JULY 8, 1949.

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PURSDAY

FORCES GIVEN
” PUBLIC THANKS
OF PARLIAMENT

Resolution Moved By Premier and
Seconded By Leader of
Opposition.

(Special via 6, T.)’

July 8.

Tetegraphs, )
Parliament

yesterday af-

There were the old time

Ottawa,
prorogued at 3:30

ternoon,

 

formalities, the
knocks «

the summons to the

customary triple

mn the doors of the

House,
chamber of
the Honorable Senate and the for-

al closing of the
by the

The last few hours were

session there
Government.

occu.
pied chiefly
or: of the
natitary and naval fe
unflinching
with

in expressing grati-

and
war

steadfastness
which during the
had served the cause
country and

skill
they

empire in

House to the Canadian}
yrees for the}

of he|
th | |crew will
circum-

 

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PRICE FIVE OF NT?

DIRIGIBLE R-34
DUE TO START
EARLY MORNING

Pian to Get Away at Five This
Morning Was Abandoned;
(Special via G.T.P. Telegraphs.) Weather Adverse.

Rome, July 8.—Clashes between ——— .

French and Italians are reported (Special via G, T. P. Telegraphs.)

at Fiume in adviees from that Mineola, N. Y., July 8—The

city. The casualties number six|British dirigible R-34 which was

killed and twenty injured. scheduled to start on the return
According to despatches to/trip to England, will not leave un-

Giornale Italia serious aeccidents|til some time between midnight
have occurred within the last day Tuesday and 8 o’clock Wednes-
or two at Fiume. Two Freneh | day morning, it was announced
soldiers are reported to have in-'iast night by Brigadier General
sulted Italian grenadiers who re-|E. M. Maitland, chief of the light-
monstrated. The French fired on er than air craft of the British
the grenadiers and then fled to! Air Ministry.

the barracks from which they} The proposed plan to get the

fired into the crowds that gather-/gigantic airship away at 5 a.)

ed on Tuesday was abandoned last

—_—_—— night because of local weathe:
*#** ee EE EH HHH Oe Conditions including adverse and
LOCAL NEWS ITEms = PUMpy Winds,

ESSERE EERE EE HEBD It is supposed that the dirigible

overhaul the engines

lhe Princess Mary of the C.P.|during the afternoon. Without

 

FIUME SCENE
OF TROUBLE

Clashes Between italian and
French Soldiers in Whioh
Several are Killed.

 

 

stances of unexampled hardship! , coast service is expected to ar- overhauling i ould be inviting

and for the splendid contribution

to the final vietory of right and}
liberty. .
The resolution was moved by

the Prime
the leader
carried

Minister seconded by
of the opposition
unanimously.

GENERAL KOLCHAK
GAINING GROUND

Boisheviki Showing Fatigue While
Troops of All-Russian Gov-
ernment are Coming in.

and

(Special via 6G. T.P. Telegraphs.)
Paris, July 7.--Reports from
Omsk received here imdicate an

improvement in the situation of

Admiral Kolchak, head of the All-
Russian Government, while the
Bolsheviki are showing fatigue

and are weakened by transfers of;
troops to other fronts.

Admiral Kolehak is receiving
ire inforcements while the new re-
eruits mobilized during the spring
are rapidly gatting into condition
for service,

FREIGHT WRECK ON
CANADIAN NATIONAL

Two Dead, One Seriously Injured
As Result of Accident
On Raiiway.

(Special via 6. T.P

Edmonton, July 8.
of a freight wreek on the Cana-
dian National Railway at 11:30
o'eloek Sunday night two
west of Owenway, two men are
dead, one seriously, but not fatal
ly wounded, and the
twelve freight cars are
to jumk.

The dead are

Telegrapds.)
As a resull

bes

engine and

reduced

Norman E, lor
ver, brakeman, and W. Young,
engineer. W. L. Givens, the fire-
man, was injured. a

 

renders for printing 9,000 light!
accounts were ‘“reeeived as fol-
lows: Rauk Press, $53.75; Daily
News, $54.50; MeRae Bros., $53.-
75. The tender of MeRae Bros
was accepted by ballot of the al-

dermen, on a vote of 3 to 2, Ald.)
McRae not voting, and Ald. Casey
absent,

The Canadian Fish & Cold
Storage boats are returning one

by one to the fishing, having been
tied up lately on aceount of the!
lack of men to handle the catches.
Another long-liner went out to-
day.

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| tive

| Skagway

‘friends will be glad to hear of his

in port on Thursday on her|\accident for the airship to take
jway to Ketchikan, Juneau and off on the venture, as quantities
and will continue her'of earbon accumulated in the
regular tourist trips throughout engines which were burning 108
the rest of the season. hours while the craft was aloft
Ta ae on the unprecedented journey,

G. A. Bryant and A. W. Cameron | which ended at Roosevelt Field on
returned from Khtada lake yes- Sunday morning.

terday afternoon. They report
having fine sport, bringing home

between seventy and eighty pounds BAN PLACED ON

of fish, the rainbows averaging

from two to seven pounds. SINN FEINERS

. . .
‘ , '- | Proclamation From Dublin Castie
|sers, mails and freight for this Declaring i nee

j port. Proceeding to Anyox to- Tooliae omental

morrow night she will leave for '

| Vancouver on Thursday at Mid- (Special via G. 7. P. Telegraphe.)
jaipne. Dublin, July 8.—A proclamation
tow i tohfe a still serv has been issued from Dublin
lon Ratenford ic still serving iCaatle deckaring all Sins Pein or
jattac hed to the =, having be stalf ganizations and Irish Volunteers
r in the country of Tipperary un-
land consequently does not expect lawful associations

ito get home very soon. His com- The onaaiemaaanend inn nati
jpany has to stay there in order in & memorandum by the Chief

 

The Prince George is expected
on time tomorrow morning from
the south and is carrying passen-

 

 

 

 

ok a © aoe ” others safely | ce retary for Ireland enumerating
! _—— at : the serious crimes and offences

Grand Trunk boat Prince |#@@inst these organizations dur-
expected from the south |'™8 the past year.

via the southern ports of Queen

iCharlotte Islands at any time to- NO REPRESENTATIONS
iday. She will leave for Buckley
Bay, Massett and Port Clements REGARDING FORMER

|tomorrow and will return to make
London, Juiy 8.—Andrew Bonar

a trip to Stewart on Saturday.
Law, spokesman for the British

} rhe
John is

The se iid of shingles which
has been lying at the Grand Trunk

dock for some time was dis- Government, announced in the
charged into cars for shipment) youse of Commons today that no
across the continent yesterday. formal representations had yet

 

 

 

During the absence of the freight|»een made to Holland with regard
handlers the barge was tied UP't> the extradition of the former
here awaiting the return of the|German Kaiser. He added, how-
workers. The tug Francis Cutting |eyer, that steps were being taken
has arrived with another scOW|jn that direction. ~
nd will return with both when
they are unloaded.
. . . . -
Norris Pringle of this city has |» eae *
returned to Canada, but will re-|+* LAUNCH ETHELDA *
jmain in the east for a short ie 45 feet over all; 28 h.p. *
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SHEL RES ESEER
FOR SALE

‘time before coming out to his|* Monarch; first class equip-
home in Prince Rupert. Morris|;* ment throughout. Terms
jas a boy joined up in the early |* to responsible purchaser.
days of the fighting and his many|#* . H. S. WALLACE. *
Se ET ES HE ED

safe return to Canada,

In the mak freight train to ar- WESTOLME,
TONIGHT .
The Ever mo Bver Popalee

Doug. Fairbanks

rive here there was a fine new
motor truck for the Imperial Oil
j\Company in one of the cars. It
is made by the International Har-
| Vester Co., of Chicago, and will
be a decidedly fine addition t® the
ifleet of automobiles in the city.
'A novelty in the machine is that
ithe speedometer is already rigged
up on the hub of the front wheel
land ean be read from the side as

 

° the dial appears on the end of
. WANTED * the axle.
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* 50 Muchere.. | All Orangemen sojourning in
. 60 CENTS PER HOUR * the city are invited by the Prince
* and *|/ Rupert L.O.L No, 2340 to attend
. 1 Machine Drill Biack- * | with their ladies at a social to be
* smith, * given in the Baptist Chureh on
* —— * Friday evening, July tf, at 8:30,
* Apply M. M. STEPHENS, M.M.
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\* At Drydock. > ee :
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