Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
Tuesday,
June
7,
1932
prince
Rupert
Overcast,
calm;
mmm
High
2:30
a.m.
20:2
ft.
barometer,
30.22;
temperature,
52;
15:40
pjn.
17.5
ft.
sea
smooth.
Low
9:25
ajn.
2&
It
21:20
p.m.
8.8
ft.
NOIITHKHN
AND
CENTRAL
BUITISn
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
r-
9
Vol.
XXIII..
No.
132
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
JUNE
6,
1932
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
ATTEMPT
IS
MADE
TO
KILL
11
PUCE
U
BIG
RUN
Premier
Mussoliu&:
ft
fri.
Narrow
Escape
b
ng
Garibaldi
Day
Parade
Fanatic
Intended
to
Drop
Two
Minister's
Carriage
Is
Custody
By
ROME,
June
6:
Premier
Mussolini
had
another
narrow
escape
from
assassination
during
a
Garibaldi
Day
demonstration
here
on
Sunday.
The
man
who
attempted
to
take
the
life
of
11
Duce
was
swiftly
placed
in
custody
by
guards
and
it
is
supposed
that
the
usual
death
penalty
will
be
exacted.
The
would-be
assassin
was
preparing
to
hurl
?wi
bombs
Into
Mussolini's
carriage
t.i.i
'ii
ne
was
noucra
oy
a
aetecwTe.
Tlf
nan.
believed
to
be
a
fanatic,
t.i
also
carrying
a
loaded
revolver,
lit:
..dmltted
to
police
that
he
had
mi
Hided
to
assassinate
the
Premier
and
then
kill
himself
with
the
revivor.
Following
the
man's
arrest,
the
Premier
proceeded
with
bis
part
In
tin;
parade
in
which
King
Victor
In.manuel
was
also
taking
part.
RELIEF
TO
BE
TALKED
Net
Mayor
of
Seattle
Propose'
Conference
of
Wellington
Civic
Executives
8EATTLE,
June
6-Following
his
taking
over
'of
the
mayoralty
as
from
midnight
last
night.
Mayor
J-hn
Dorc
announced
today
that
he
proposed
to
call
a
conference
of
executives
of
all
Washington
cities
n
June
18
to
develop
plans
for
unemployment
relief
measures.
IS
KILLED
BY
QUAKE
j
EUREKA.
Cal
.
June
6
-Mrs.
Wal-i'
l
McCutcheon
was
fatally
injured
unit
much
property
damage
wa
s
"one
early
today
by
an
earthquake
hock
which
shook
Eureka.
Eleven-Month
Old
Baby
Burned
To
Death
in
Fire
Which
Visited
Stewart
Home
Sunday
Morning
STEWART,
June
G:-As
a
result
of
two
elder
children
awakening
early
and
playing
with
matches
which
they
found,
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Young
on
fourth
c
u..
foii
fWvnvor
hv
f
re
at
8
o
clock
yes-
terday
morning
and
a
younger
child,
Maxine,
aged
eleven
morltL.
was
tofrned
to
deatfe.
Mr.
and
Mr,
Younga,ulthe
PRESIDENT
HAS
QUIT
Louis
Mortens
and
Chilean
Government
Rcflgns
Socialistic
Regime
Set
Up
VALPARAISO,
Chill.
June
6:
-In
the
face
of
revolutionary
demands,
Louis
Montero,
president
of
Chill,
ftnd
his
administration
resigned
on
Saturday
night
following
which
a
Socialistic
republic
was
proclaimed.
The
new
regime,
professing
a
will
1m-
ii
j
nnl,knlsm
m
FISH
Bombs
Into
Italian
Prime
Quickly
Taken
Into
Guards
W0RKLESS
ON
PARADE
Ten
Thousand
Visit
City
Hall
At
Seattle
Today
to
Present
Demand
to
Mayor
Pore
8
BATTLE.
June
I
Ten
thouaam
of
tt)&
unemployed
marched
to
the
City
Hall
at
noon
today
to
present
demanas
for
relief
to
Mayor
John
F.
Dore
following
the
taking
of
office
by
the
latter
last
night
at
chief
magistrate.
Mayor
Dore
ordered
the
polios
to
give
every
consideration
to
inf
men
during
their
parade
and
not
to
Interfere
as
long
a
they
kep
within
bounds.
4
REVENUE
niLL
IS
ADOPTED
BY,
HOUSE
WASHINGTON.
D
C,
June
6:
The
House
of
Represent-
tives
finally
adopted
the
$1.-
118.000,000
revenue
bill
on
Sa-
turdav.
The
measure
went
be-
Senate
today
for
Its
consideration
and
probable
amendment.
The
Senate
will
be
in
continuous
session
uxiay
t
and
it
Is
expected
the
bill
will
a.
ih.
ni-Mtdent
tomorrow.
1
VMVIi
f
Lnight
clothes.
The
two
children,
after
finding
tho
matches,
nlayed
with
them
un
til
they
had
net
the
bed
clothing
on
fire
and.
becoming
frigntenco
u....
ran
to
the
back
of
the
house
from
where
they
were
unable
to
escape.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Young,
who
wer.-sleeping
In
an.
adjoining
room,
were
awakened
by
the
smoke.
Mr.
Young
opened
the
door
to
the
children
room
and,
finding
It
a
mass
of
flames,
ran
around
to
the
rear
and
kicked
open
the
back
door.
He
rescued
the
two
elder
children
but
w
unable
to
save
the
baby
girl.
whpn
discovered,
the
fire
had
taken
such
a
hold
that
the
parents
were
able
to
escape
with
only
their
OFF
OREGON
AND
WASHINGTON
ROBBERY
IN
1
JEWEL
SHOP
Bandit
Scoops
Up
Tray
of
Dia
monds
in
Seattle
and
Scapes
SEATTLE,
June
6
Visiting'
a
jewelry
store
at
208
Pike
Street
on
Saturday,
a
lone
bandit
asked
to
see
a
tray
of
diamonds
with
a
view
to
purchase
and,
covering
then
shopkeeper
with
a
revolver,
seoop
ed
up
the
Jewels
and
escaped
amonz
the
pedestrians
on
the
side
walk.
Smoked
In
Bed;
Is
Burned
to
Death
Gilbert
Page,
Los
Angeles
Contractor,
Came
to
Tragic
End
After
Falling
Asleep
Saturday
LOS
ANGELES.
June
6:
Gilbert
Page.
Los
Angeles
contractor,
was
burned
to
death
Saturday
night.
He
had
fallen
to
sleep
while
smoking
In
bed.
Many
Men
Expected
Jo
Work
By
Fall
On
Local
Pulp
Mill;
Negotiations
Proceed
Steadily
Important
Eastern
Publishing
Interests
Have
IJccomc
Interested
m
1'rojcct
and
capacity
oi
nam
axpccicti
to
lie
Larger
Than
at
First
Planned
Ilucklcy
Coming
Soon
Plans
and
negotiations
preparatory
to.
the
establishment
of
a
large
and
modern
pulp
mill
on
a
site
at
Seal
Cove
in
this
city
arc
proceeding
steadily
and
satisfactorily
and,
by
fall,
it
is
expected
that
quite
a
large
crew
of
men
will
have
started
preliminary
work
on
the
project.
Such
is
the
cheering
news
which
was
brought
to
the
city
last
evening
by
Oiler
Besncr,
one
of
those
who-
Is
actively
interested
in
the
under
taking,
from
Vancouver
wnere
ne
Mas
been
spending
the
past
three
or
four
weeks
during
which
time
he
was
in
constant
personal
touch
with
P.
L.
Buckley,
promoter
of
the
project.
Incidentally
meeting
some
of
.he
representatives
of
the
lirlport-int
Interests
In
the
east
which
have
become
Interested
In
the
undertaking.
Among
the
latter
much
enthusiasm
for
the
project
U
being
expressed
and
successful
culmination
of
the
whole
undertaking
is
now
virtually
assured.
Mr.
Buckley
is
at
present
negotiating
with
representatives
of
some
important
United
States
publishing
Interests
as
a
result
of
which
it
is
possible
that
a
mill
of
300
tons
per
day
capacity.
Instead
of
200
ton
capacity
as
originally
planned,
wUl
be
established
at
Prince
Rupert,
Within
the
next
ten
days
Mr.
Buckley
is
expected
to
arrive
In
Prince
Rupert,
bringing
wun
mm
wme
OI
nis
eastern
uutian
ui
the
nroject.
Further
persons
from
tne
east
arc
jiuw
uh
"j
Mr.
Buckley
before
leaving
Van
couver
for
the
north.
Principals
of
a
cardboard
plant
for
the
manufacture
of
paper
cartons
and
boxes
approached
Mr.
Buckley
and
his
associates
with
u
view
to
Joining
up
and
getting
pulp
from
the
local
plant.
Recently
Mr.
Buckley
had
a
visit
in
Vancouver
from
the
power
peo-ule
who
manifested
much
interest
in
the
whole
scneme.
i
Premier
Mussolini
Had
narrow
escape
from
assa:
TO
TALK
OF
LOAN
Speaker
John
N.
Garner
to
Meet
Seven
United
States
Mayors
WASHINGTON,
U.C..
June
6:
Speaker
John,N.
Garner
will
meet
a
delegation
of
seven
mayors
of
United
States
cities
to
discuss
the
proposed
$5,000,000,000
prosperity
loan
to
finance
public
works
renei
undertakings
throughout
the
country.
j.
tvitTnn
rivnrpniiTril'
IS
FEARED
LOST
WARSAW,
June
6:
Al-
though
Stanislaus
Hausnet,
young
Polish
American,
on
a
projected
flight
from
New
York
to
Warsaw,
was
due
over
the
,
British
Isles
by
midnight
last
night,
there
has
so
far
been
no
report
of
the
Atlantic
Ocean
flyer.
Hausner
left
New
York
on
Friday
morning.
Unless
he
landed
at
some
Isolated
place,
he
Is
evidently
lost.
He
was
last
reported,
passing
Newfound-
land.
b
mo
m
Rome
yesterday.
Be
At
SUPREME
Temporary
Dictatorship
Set
Up
in
Germany
To
Make
Crown
Prince
Regent
BERLIN,
June
6:
President
Paul
von
Hindenburg
has
conferred
virtual
dictatorial
powers
upon
the
von
Papen
cabinet
following
the
dissolution
of
the
Reichstag
on
Saturday.
When
the
general
election
will
be
held
appears
to
be
uncertain.
In
political
quarters
it
is
reported
that
the
former
Crown
Prince
Wilhclm
will
be
Installed
as
regent
in
the
fall,
replacing
President
Hindenburg.
SIX
DEAD
IN
FLOOD
North
Canadian
River
Goes
on
Rampage
at
Week-End
With
Serious
Results
MEXICO
TO
HAVENAVY
Has
Opened
Negotiations
With
Spain
For
Construction
of
Warships
ADRlliTSpJin,
June'
8T
Thai
the
Republic
of
Mexico
plans
to
have
a
navy
was
revealed
here
yesterday
when
it
was
announced
that
it
had
opened
negotiations
with
Spain
to
build
a
number
of
warships
in
exchange
for
oil,
cof
fee
and
other
commodities.
Spain
recently
reached
the
treaty
limit
for
warship
construction
with
the
completion
of
two
cruisers.
It
is
understood
the
Mexican
overtures
are
being
looked
upon
favorably
in
view
of
the
fact
that
it
is
desired
to
keep
the
shipyards
busy.
COURT
IN
SESSION
Two
New
Actions
Coming
Up
For
Judge
Young's
Consideration
Two
new
actions
make
their
appearance
on
the
June
calendar
of
the
County
Court
here.
Of
the
old
actions,
two
have
been
struck
off
the
list
while
one
has
been
setUcd.
The
list
of
cases
coming
before
Judge
F.
MeB.
Young
at
the
monthly
session
of
the
court
this
morning
was
as
follows:
Booth
Fisheries
Co.
vs.
Charles
M.
Edwards
and
John
Postgate,
$13050,
Williams,
Manson,
Brown
is
Harvey
for
plaintiff,
defendants
In
person,
taken
off
list.
.
Gertrude
McGrath
vs.
Charles
M.
'
Edwards
and
John
Postgate,
$109.18,
I
Williams,
Manson,
Brown
it
Harvey
I
for
plaintiff,
defendants
In
person,
j
Artistic
Ad
Co.
vs.
Edwin
Clapp
at'et
aj
$79.67.
Williams.
Manson,
Brown
&
Harvey
for
plaintiff,
de
fendant
lfl
person,
settled.
Stewart
is
Mobley
Ltd.
vs.
Carroll
&
Sons
(Decker
Lake),
$1000,
!
Williams,
Manson.
Brown
&
Harvey
aant.
aate
10
oe
iixea.
Naturalization
applications
of
John
Gabriel
of
Copper
City
and
Peter
A.
Sunderland
and
Amund
Htorten
of
Prince
Rupert
were
dealt
with.
!
taken
off
list.
OKLAHOMA
CITY.
June
6:
Slxj
B
Brynlldscn
and
Sons
vs.
Jor-were
reported
dead
last
night
and
:
gen
casperson,
$943.05,
Patmore
it
3000
homeless
as
a
result
of
floods
j
puiton
for
olalntlffs,
defendant
in
the
latter
part
of
last
week
In
theiperBon
stands
to
be
sooken
to.
valley
of
the
North
Canadian
River,
i
ProPy
dame
is
estimated
$2,500,000.
Vancouver
Wheat
Is
Lower
Again
VANCOUVER,
J,une
6-Tlje
wheat
.for
plaintiff.
Patmore
is
Fulton
for
prlce.conUriued
its
downward
move-!
defendant-
June
29.
merit
today
when
it'wastfuoted'at,
B".
C.
Tractor
&
Equipment
Ltd.
53Hc
on
the
local
exchange.
With-
vs.
Terrace
Motors,
$771.82.
Stuart
in
the
past
fortnight,
the
price
ot
.
h.
uumore
vancouven
ior
pm.u-wheat
has
dropped
almost
nine
tiff.
Patmore
is
Fulton
for
defen-
cents.
ALASKA
WEATHER
Ktrhlkan-lllgh.
50;
low,
42.
Juneau
High.
44;
low.
44.
COASTS
Carload
Shipments
Of
Halibut
Are
Sent
From
Columbia
River
Ports
Huge
Schools
Are
Falling
Prey
to
Fishermen
Three
Schooners
Unload
Fifty
Thousand
Pounds
at
Kalama
Is
Unprecedented
Event
PORTLAND,
Ore.,
June
6:
Schools
of
halibut
containing
an
unprecedented
number
of
fish
are
falling
prey
to
fishermen
off
the
Oregon
and
Washington
coasts.
For
the
first
time,
halibut
is
now
available
6n.the
Columbia
River
in
sufficient
quantity
to
permit
of
carload
shipments
being
made
from
here.
Three
schooners
from
Oregon
ports
have
unloaded
50,000
pounds
of
halibut
at
Kalama,
Wash.
WOMAN
IS
COMMITTED
Mrs.
Marchelton
Appears
Before
Magistrate
Following
Alleged
Butcher
Knife
Incident
r
Mrs.
6
race
Marchellorf
was
committed
for
trial
by
Magistrate
Mc-Clymont
in
city
police
Court
this
morning
on
a
charge
of
.attempted
assault
with
intent
to
commit
grievous
bodily
harm
and
is
appearing
before
Judge
F.
McB.
Young
in
County
Court
this
afternoon
for
election.
The
charge
arose
out
of
an
incident
in
the
city
police
station
Saturday
night
when
Mrs.
Marchelton
is
alleged
to
have
visited
the
sta.-tlon
brandishing
a
butcher
knits
and
threatening
to
"carve
up"
the
officer
who
had
been
responsible
for
haling
her
Into
police
court
on
a
charge
of
failing
to
send
her
boy
to
school.
On
the
charge
of
falling
to
send
her
boy
to
school,
Mrs.
Marchelton
was
remanded
for
eight
days
lit
police
court
this
morning.
She
is
alleged
to
have
failed
to
answer
the
summons
on
this
charge
prior
to
her
appearance
at
the
station
Saturday
night.
REFERENDUM
BEING
URGED
Republican
Leaders
of
United
States
Would
Take
Vote
on
Prohibition
WASHINGTON,
D.C..
Juno
6h-Followlng
a
conference
of
Republican
leaders
here
at
the
week-end,
Senator
Moses
of
New
Hampshire
announced
that
a
plank
would
bo
submitted
at
the
forthcoming
national
convention
of
the
party
cal
ling
for
submission
of
a
referendum
to
the
people
of
the
United
States
on
the
question
ot
prohibition.
fr
FOUR
HUNDRED
DEAD
IN
MEXICAN
QUAKE
,
MEXICO.
CITY,
June
6:
All
federal
government
agencies
in
the
State
of
Jalisco
were
or-
dered
today
to
co-operate
m
relief
work
following
Friday's
earthquake
which
took
a
toll
of
some
four
hundred
dead
and
Injured
and
destroyed
thouj-
ands
of
homes.-
I
1'.,.
i
.
I,
II
V.
V.
.
If
'