Today's
Weather
prlnc?
Rupert
Showery,
moderate
southeast
wind;
barometer,
30:04;
temperature.
48;
light
swell,
T';.
Passe
Jiy
This
Moraine
After
III
ness
of
Over
Year
L.
'.1
r
a
rzpr
P.
T
W
lit;
an
lltnes
which
ha''
r
February
1&31
iM
du-
'
ter
stage
of
which
It
wm
Uiitt
recovery
could
not
be
j
Mrs
F.
M.
Rose,
wife
of;
IW.
537
Seventh
Avenue
n
rident
of
Prince
Rupert
'i
.irs
passed
away
at
10:55
piiiu
c
Rupert
General
Ho-
i''
.:
Funeral
arrangements
are
lni
ft
!
Muds
of
the
B.
C.
Undertakers;
i;
)
in.dimont
will
Jt)e
made
on!
j
T:
i
ttc
Mrs.
Itoso,
whose
death
v.
br
Krcatly
regretted
by
numer-
f
:i
uric
na
Knm
nt
U'nnlwleh.
I
rw
....
ww...
'
-
I
uhi
June
24.
1876.
She
was
i:
in!
io
Mr.
Rose
In
the
Old
C
i:
in
1901.
Deceased
arrived
'
di
kU
from
England
with
her
;
-
-!
nighter.
Florence,
and
little
f
'
l
in
May
1S0
and
took
up
'
with
Mr.
Rose
at
Salt-
isk
.
where
another
dauah-Mi
lr.
was
born.
Mr.
Rose
ar-
Prince
Rupert
with
her
"
n
1916
and
had
resided
here
i'
'ii.sly
since
that
time,
i.imily
will
have
the
sincere
of
many
friends
In
Its
sad
ntrnt.
OWEN
FISHER
IS
ACQUITTED
Gmlng
House
Charee
Falls
to
Stand
In
Police
Court
Three
Alleged
Inmates
Also
Dismissed
Thf
charge
against'
Owen
Fisher
f
keeping
a
gaming
house
at
the
Einprr.s
Social
Club
was
dUrnlswd
Magistrate
McClymont
In
city
H'jIim
court
this
morning.
Hearing
1
r
cusc
occupied
all
day
yester-tn
city
nollce
court.
At
the
af-
,,!noun
session.
Owen
Fisher
gave
TRENTON,
N
J.,
May
12.
Governor
Moore
of
New
Jersey
late
today
announced
that
he
had
been
informed
'
by
Col.
H.
Norman
Schwarz-kopp
of
the
New
Jersey
State
Police
that
the
kidnapped
Lindbergh
baby
had
been
found
dead
near
his
parents'
estate
at
Hopewell.
The
discovery
was
made
by
neighbors.
.
-
-
.
IAIUIINi
"
-
DAWSON
Michael
Esscncy
Slain
and
Barney
West
Taken
In
Custody
In
Yukon
City
DAWSON,
Y.T.,
May
18:
Michael
Esscncy.
aged
63,
retired
miner,
who
lived
alone
In
a
secluded
cabin
in
Dawson,
has
been
found
murdered
In
his
bed
with
his
head
badly
crushed.
Apparently,
he
had
been
dead
for
a
week
or
ten
days
when
his
body
was
found.
Kssency
was
known
to
have
kept
considerable
sums
of
money
on
his
person
and
In
the
cabin.
Harney
West
has
been
taken
Into
custody
In
connection
with
the
crime.
WASHINGTON
WINS
HONOR
mch
areumpnt
of
counsel
wasUiM.hinrtan
state
Collente
was
tif.trd
ttcclslon
being
reserved
un-js
wim
7732
points.
"
mi
mornlnir.
Sereeant
W.
J.
tier
conducted
the
prosecution
anrij
pKKSENTEl)
AT
COURT
1
V
Patmnrn
van
rnnnscl
fbr
thO
i
toiler.
Thr(;e
men
charged
with
being
"imutPs
of
a
gaming
house
were
aso
dismused.
ALASKA
WEATHER
JuiieRu-ijgjv,?2:
low.
40.
Ketrhlkan-ingh,
46;
low,
40.
LONDON,
England,
May
12:
vioht
hundred
matrons
and
debu
tantes,
mostly
from
the
Empire
but
with
a
few
from
foreign
countries
Including
13
from
the
United
States,
bowed
before
King
Ocorge
and
Queen
Mary
on
Wednesday
at
th"
first
of
four
royal
courts
to
be
held
at
Buckingham
Palace
this
year
WOMAN
WAS
GANG
HEAD
SeatHe
Police
Clear
Up
Number
ol
Robberies
Which
Have
Taken
I'lace
Recently
in
Fujet
Sound
City
SEATTLE,
May
13
Clearing
up
a
number
of
robberies
which
have
occurred
In
the
city
recently,
the
police
claim
to
have
broken
up
a
Seattle
bandit
ring
which
is
said
to
have
been
directed
by
a
woman.
Bight
leaders
or
the
ring
are
,
In
jail
and
-some
have
confessed,
the
police
say.
Rev.
Alfred
Wilson,
pastor
of
First
United
Church,
who
Is
In
the
south
to
attend
tho
annual
conference
of
the
United
Church
in
New
Westminster,
was
the
preacher
In
St.
James
United
Church.
Vancouver,
on
Sunday
morning
of
this
week
NEGRO
IS
ACQUITTED
John
SlacAdow
Freed
By
Vancouver
Jury
on
Charge
of
roisonlng
His
Adopted
Daughter
.
VANCOUVER,
May
12:
-John
MacAdow.
aged
57,
colored,
was
acquitted
yesterday
by
a
Jury
at
the
Supreme
Court
Assizes
here
on
a
charge
of
murder
resulting
from
the
death
of
his
six
and
a
halt
year
old
adopted
daughter.
Bernlce,
who
died
of
poisoning
last
February.
MacAdow's
wife,
also
colored,
was
LONDON
DISCOUNT
RATE
CUT
AGAIN
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUM
BIA'S
NEWSPAPER
A
Twister
Caused
Million
Dollar
Damage
Juneau
Halibut
Boat
Beached
at
Goose
Bay
For
Patching
Prior
to
Being
Brought
Here
The
Juneau
halibut
fishing
boat
Addlngtnn,
which
ran
on
a
point
at
the
north
end
of
Dundas
Island
on
Tuesday
and
was
subsequently
sub
merged
at
the
high
tide,
was
floated
off
the
point
on
last
night's
high
tide
by
the
Salvage
Princess
and
towed
to
Ooose
Bay
where
she
was
beached.
The
vessel
Is
now
being
patched
preparatory
to
bringing
her
Into
the
local
dry
dock.
The
Addlngton.
which
Is
45
feet
long
and
equipped
with
a
65
h.p.
Atlas
dlesel
engine,
Is
reported
to
be
in
rather
bad
shape.
J
uwiKtu
nivti
linn.
i
vuiwjr
'
.
.
.
,
.
Officers
of
the
wardroom
mess
of
,svT
niYYTn
the
local
unit
of
the
Royal
Cana
I
III
rAl.llii
dlan
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
en-
.tertalned
Lieut.
Commander
Hart
IN
KIiFm
and
other
of
fleers
of
the
H.
M.
C.
S.
1
J
LcLiJLVs
HI
1
Lily
jVancouver
at
a
delightful
non-unl-
.form
dance
last
night
at
naval
headquarters.
Dancing
started
at
Pastor
of
CanadUn
Memorial
9:30
-m
and
concluded
ot
2:30
Church,
Vancouver,
Head
of
jnm
snlendid
music
being
fur-
B.
C.
United
Church
jnlshed
by
Charlie
Balagno
and
his
!
orchestra.
About
thirty
couples
were
it
nutmnatui,
May
nresent.
At
mldnhtht
delicious
re
Rev.
Col.
O.
O.
Fnllls
of
Canadian
fre8hments
were
served.
Memorial
tnurcn,
Vancouver,
was
elected
president
of
the
British
Co
lumbia
Conference
ot
the
United
Church
of
Canada
here
yesterday.
Naval
Dance
Last
Night
Is
Enjoyed
Local
Officers
Entertained
Those
of
It.
M.
C.
S.
Vancouver
at
R.
C.
N.
V.
It.
Headquarters
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVER.
May
12:
Whca
was
quoted
at
59c
on
the
local
exchange
today.
NO
FISH
SALE
TODAY
No
boats
being
liv
with
ontches,
LONDON.
May
12:
The
,
there
was
no
auction
of
halibut
on
Bank
of
England
reduced
Its
,the
local
fish
exchange
this
morn-
discount
rate
today
from
3
to
.
lng.
to
2Mi.
It
is
another
of
a
ser-
les
of
V
reductions
In
the
discount
rate
which
have
been
made
recently,
j
Rt.
Rev.
O.
A.
Rlx,
D.D
Angll-
can
Bishop
of
Caledonia,
returned
to
the
city
on
this
mornings'
train
from
a
month's
trip
to
Ontario
and
Quebec
on
ecclesiastical
business.
I
same
evening
at
7
o'clock
there
will
be
a
fish
dinner
In
the
city
and,
the
following
morning,
citizens
who
I
own
cars
will
meet
the
party
and
take
them
to
Inspect
the
cold
storage
plant
and
for
a
drive
out
the
highway.
Arrangements
for
the
reception
are
being
made
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Com
merce,
the
entertainment
commit
tee
ot
which
has
already
met
and1
made
preliminary
plans.
Among
those
of
the
party
visiting
the
city
will
be:
W.
Brooksbank,
a
tanner
from
Skipway,
Yorkshire,
a
few
miles
from
the
birthplace
of
A.
Brooks-bank
of
this
city.
He
Is
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Brooksbank.
Wm.
Brown,
insurance
broker,
Glasgow.
Nelson
W.
Haden,
engineer
and
chairman
and
director
of
companies
from
Trowbridge,
Wiltshire.
D.
S.
Leech,
a
Johannesburg
businessman.
Mrs.
Jones,
a
widow,
from
Ross-
on-Wye,
Herefordshire.
Oliver
Mansfield,
engineer
and
director,
Mather
and
Piatt.
London,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Mansfield
and
daughter.
Harold
Mare,
retired
bank
manager
of
Worthing,
Sussex,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Mare.
J.
E.
Marshall,
clothing
manufacturer
of
T.
Marshall
it
Co.,
Leeds,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Marshall.
W.
P.
Ray.
wholesale
furniture
.
-
1
a
mt
D0UK
BOYS
IN
SCHOOL
Sons
of
Nude
Paraders
Brought
From
Nelson
To
Industrial
Institution
at
Coquitlam
H
'
i
I
i
L-
,'m'-
NELSON,
May
12
Thirty-one
Doukhobor
boys,
whose
parents
are
In
custody
here
pending
trial
for
parading
nude
on
Sunday
at
Thrums,
were
taken
last
night
by
train
to
the
coast
and
will
be
placed
In
the
Industrial
school
atCo-
jqultlam.
Joining
other
Doubhobor
coys
wnose
parents
nave
Deen
sentenced
to
prison.
Tomorrow's
Tides
Friday,
May
13,
1932
High
.....
6:25
am.
16:7
ft.
'20:00
pjn.
16:7
ft.
Low
0:21
a.m.
9:9
ft.
13:10
p.m.
5:8
ft.
xxm..
No.
112.
"
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
MAY
12,
1932
'
-price:
five
cents
ETIRED
DA
WSON
PROSPECTOR
SLAIN
COMMONSAKES
STEP
TOWARDS
NATIONALIZING
RADIO
Report
of
Commit
On
Broadcasting
V
as
Accepted
Unanimously
Bill
is
IJcinsr
Introduced
by
Premier
Today
to
Establish
Commission
Which
Will
be
in
Control
of
Government-Owned
System
in
Canada
OTTAWA,
May
12:
The
House
of
Commons
took
the
first
step
toward
nationalization
of
radio
broadcasting
ypstorday
when
it
adopted,
without
a
dissenting
voice,
the
report
of
the
committee
of
the
house
recommending
a
gov-c
-nmi
nt-owncd
system.
Premier
R.
B.
Bennett
then
gave
r
,
u:r
of
his
intention
to
introduce
a
bill
today
establish-tTS
a
commission
to
operate
the
system
which
was
also
re-
n
mended
in
the
committee's
report.
DEATH
OF
MRS.
ROSE1:
Vd
Known
Local
Lady
LINDBERGH
BABY
DEAD
NEAR
HOME
SAN
FRANCISCO.
May
13-Unl-verslty
of
Washington
won
first
Um
in
the
national
Intercollegl-
nt
rifle
meet
held
here,
with
7811
'iff
tn
his
own
defence
alter
,i.
if
ms
revealed
yesteroay
A
twister
-wpt
arross
western
Ter.np:?ee
and
Kentucky,
killed
ni;-
p
rsons
injured
rores
and
damaged
a
million
dollars
worth
of
prope;-?y.
The
home
ol
T.
J.
Dais,
ncur
Mi
mgtoi.,
Tenn..ts
shown
alter
it
was
rared
by
the
wlna.
REDS
BEAT
.
PHILLIES
New
York
Yankees
Trim
Lead
of
Washington
Senators
to
Two
Full
Games
NEW
YORK.
May
12:
New
York
Yankees
blankd
the
St,
Lou
Browns,
yesterday,
further
reducing
the
lead
of
the
Idle
Washington
Senators
In
the
American
League
to
two
full
game.
It
was
the
only
yame
played
In
he
American
League.
Cincinnati
Reds
did
some
timely
hitting
and
defeated
the
Phillies
to
even
up
the
series
In
the
final
game,
the
Reds
going
back
Into
third
place
again
In
the
National
League
while
the
Phillies
dropped
once
more
Into
fourth
position.
Red
Luque
allowed
the
Phillies
only
five
scattered
hits.
The
St.
Louis
Cardinals
dropped
back
Into
sixth
place
behind
the
Idle
New
York
Giant
by
losing
to
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers,
three
runs
for
the
Dodgers
In
the
twelfth
settling
the
Issue.
Yesterday's
scores:
National
League
Brooklyn
6,
St.
Louts
3.
Philadelphia
1.
Cincinnati
4.
American
League
St.
Louis
0,
New
York
3.
-4
'
INTEIUS1.KATE
RAISED
.
.
ON
CITY
OF
VANCOUVER
!
f
VANCOUVER.
May
12:
No-
tie
of
an
increase
from
54
to
'6
of
the
rate
of
Interest
charged
the
city
of
Vancou-
Ver
for
capital
loans
riow
ag-
gregatlng
$4,000,000
was
recelv-
ed
yesterday
by
the
city
from
the
Bank
of
Montreal.
ADDINGT0N
REFLOATED
PARTY
WILL
iVANCOUVER
VISIT
CITY!
IS
IN
PORT
'
Chamber
of
Commerce
Has
Arran
j
ged
to
Provide
Entertainment
'
For
London
Visitors
Canadian
Destroyer
Had
Rough
Voyage
While
Convoying
Fur
Seals,
Through
B.C.
Waters
Afffkr
enpnrtlnir
RAvftral
riavs
at
wa
,t
.i--
i.
i.
I
o
j
:
"P
w
"ie
Pr"fc
"
"p,tu
on
a
patrol
of
the
northward
ml
uidi.
iwcmy
u
....uC1
w.v.
raUn
jUJ.
Bca,
herd
H
M
c
g
;d.
v.
nuuw
iuui
jjan
num
van,m,,r
tn
mmmanrt
nf
T.lKiit.
'England,
will
visit
Prince
Rupert
on
jCommander
Hart,
arrived
In
port
y
t'
jn
2
.
.I.
I
at
9
o'clock
last
night
and
moored
til
July
2.
They
wll
arrive
from
the
;aiongside
noya,
CanadUn
Naval
south
the
regular
steamer
on
and,
VolunUer
Reserye
headquarters
that
afternoon
will
be
token
on
thewhere
she
Kmtin
ma
gatur.
,
Prince
to
visit
Salvage
Invernew,day
The
Ma
destroyer
ran
tot0
where
It.
O
Manager
Cannery
considerable
bad
weather
on
the
'jonnsion
wm
receive
mem
ana
I
show
them
the
operations.
The
cruise
but
is
none
the
woree
for
the
dusting.
Last
night
at
R.
C.
N.
V.
R.
headquarters
members
of
the
local
wardroom
mess
tendered
a
dance
to
the
visiting
naval
officers,
the'
affair
proving
very
delightful.
A
public
dance
was
staged
by
the
Moose
Lodge
last
night
for
members
of
the
crew.
There
will
be
other
events
in
connection
with
the
visit
of
the
Canadian
warship
here
including
a
softball
game
between
the
ship
and
the
local
R.
C.
N.
V.
R.
at
the
C.
N.
R.
A.
grounds
this
evening.
AKRON
AT
SAN
DIEGO
Tragedy
Attends
Tying
Up
of
Giant
Dirigible
After
Her
Transcontinental
Flight
SAN
DIEGO,
May
12:
Leaving
a
trail
of
death
and
Injury
tn
her
wake,
the
monster
United
States
Navy
dirigible
Akron
was
finally
tied
up
to
the
mooring
mast
at
Camp
Tlerney
here
yesterday
after
her
flight
across
the
continent
from
her
base
at
Lakehurst,
NJ.
On
the
first
attempt
being
made
to
tie
the
ship
up
here,
a
mooring
cable
snapped
and
two
seamen
were
killed.
Another
was
suspended
In
mld-alr
for
two
hours
and
was
finally
rescued
after
having
grimly
-nanuiaciurer
01
nay
ana
wes.
j
hung
on
for
that
time
Luverpooi,
accompanied
oy
Airs.
Ray.
A.
B.
Simpson,
general
merchant,
Drymen,
Glasgow.
W.
II.
Soundy.
miller,
of
S.
M.
Soundy
and
Son,
Reading,
Berks,
accompanied
by
Miss
Soundy,
his
daughter.
Miss
C.
Steele,
spinster,
Northampton.
J.
W.
Steel,
wholesale
fruit
Importer,
of
the
Essex
St
Kent
Farmers
Ltd.,
Southend-on-Sca.
A.
Testemale.
engineer.
Loughborough.
Leicestershire.
John
Taylor,
managing
director,
Mather
and
Piatt,
Manchester,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Taylor.
Major
O.
Townsend.
East
Lancashire
Regiment,
Manchester.
I
The
Akron
will
manoeuvres
of
the
fleet.'
take
part
In
Pacific
Coast
PERSHING
MOURNER
Attends
Funeral
of
President
Dou-mcr
as
Special
Representative
of
President
Hoover
PARIS,
May
12:
Oeneral
J.
J.
Pershing,
who
was
commander-in-chief
of
the
United
States
Army
in
France
during
the
Great
War,
marched
In
the
procession
at
the
runeral
today
of
the
late
President
Paul
Doumer
of
France
as
the
special
representative
of
President
Herbert
Hoover
of
the
United
States.
WEATHER
REPORT
Dead
Tree
Point
Part
cloudy,
light
southeast
wind:
barometer
30:00;
temperature,
50;
sea
choppy.
Triple
Island
Cloudy,
strong
southeast
wind;
sea
moderate.
Langara
Island
Raining,
moderate
southwest
wind;
sea
choppy.
Mrs.
Falrbalrn
and
daughter
of
Queen
Charlotte
City
are
paying
a
visit
to
the
city,
having
arrived
on
the
Prince
John
this
morning
from
the
Islands.