Today's
Weather
prfr-e
Rupert
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light
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barometer.
MM;
Ump?
s'ure.
56;
sea
smooth.
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ra
10111
lne,r
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:
.
lurM.
I"'
or
dead
and
in
IS
ALEXANDER
WAS
MOTORING
THROUGH
CITY
STRKKTS
WITH
LOUIS
BARTHOU
WHEN
INCI-'
DENT
OCCURRED,
NO
LESS
THAN
TWENTY
SHOTS
HEING
FIRED.
Affair
Took
Place
Before
Vast
Crowds
Who
Went
Wild
OXE
OF
ALLEGED
KILLERS
IS
TAKEN
BY
POLICE
WHILE
OTHER
WAS
SLAIN
BY
INFURIATED
MOB-
TWO
GENERALS
NOT
KILLED.
ARE
ALSO
SHOT
BUT
MARSEILLES.
France.
Oct.
9:
(CP)
Kinir
Alexan-
irrof
JuRo-SIavia
was
killed
today
by
an
assassin's
bul-it
as
he
vas
motoring
through
the
city
nhortly
aftcrar-nrinp
In
France
for
a
visit.
Louis
Rarthou,
French
for-rirn
minister,
who
was
with
the
King,
was
wounded
in
th
arm
and
internally,
dying
shortly
afterwards
from
the
wounds.
About
twenty
shots
were
fired
at
King
Alexander,
three
of
which
took
effect,
death
coming
within
a
few
minutes,
Vast
crowds
lined
the
streets
and
a
riot
followed
as
in-fiiriatcd
crowds
seized
the
assassin,
a
young
Jugo-SIa
vian,
whose
name
has
not
been
determined.
He
was
badly
beaten
but
was
rescued
by
the
police.
General
Alphonsc
Georgius
of
the
French
Army
was
pounded
as
was
also
a
Jugo-Slavian
general
attached
to
the
King's
retinue.
A
number
of
watchers
were
also
Mruck
by
bullets.
It
later
dcveloped
that
two
men
had
been
shooting,
one
wins
killed
and
the
other
captured
after
the
rush
by
the
King
Alexander
was
on
n
mission
to
Paris
to
discuss
the
political
line-up.
Spanish
Extremists
to
Fight
Until
Government
Overthrown;
Bloody
Civil
War
Continuing
MAI)
II
in
rw
ri.
inn
ir:tu
glared
throughout
the
country,
bitter
fighting
between
wrenjists
and
government
forces
continued
in
practically
2
mU
of
Spa'n
over
the
week-end
with
swelling
deaths
hn
V
"1
'
ualty
lists
but
last
niKnt
fe(,eral
troops
were
re-Ste
,to
1)0
in
control
with
Monarchist
influences
offer-
toeah
he
Lcrrous
KOvernmcnUtu
..
.
,
.
n
"v.au
I
terrorized.
Business
has
been
com-
with
all
stores
Except
those
engaged
in
lighting,
the
populace
has
been
keeping
indoors.
Many
buildings
have
been
Ilred
and
there
has
been
widespread
damage.
A
separate
state
was
declared
by
m
r
m
,H
.
lhat.they
I
Catalonia
on
Saturday
with
heavy
u,e'Rhtlng
reported
In.
Barcelona
men
h.H
Premr,
overthrown.
Where
the
government
palace
was
WisaK
rou
narrwJ
escap-1
seized
by
extremists
and
then
re-1(
hiu
rtV
when
ne
wns
flrcd
.
captured
by
Uw
government
forces
flci
e01,
l!i"ng
a
letter
In
his
of-
after
much
damgc
had
been
done
i,
,.
,
and
600
arrests
had
been
made,
mau
,h
p0I"iible
tit.
to
accurately
'
estl-
L.
McIIarg
and
W.
H.
McCal-
to
h,U!0u,h
hundreds
are
known
'lum,
Irom
Namu,
and
C.
H.
Taylor.
dcdr,m
11
,a,n
while
the
woun-lrom
Bella
Bella,
returned
to
the
lance,
h"110
lnc
Ulands.
Ambu-
last
te?.
f
the
durln8
the
ay
and
Madrid
has
been
City
on
the
Catala
Sunday
evening
alter
having
spent
the
summer
down
the
coast
engaged
In
llsherles
patrol
service.
ASSASSINATED
Announce
Date
of
Wedding
IIJIJI.
Prince
Oeorge
and
his
fiancee.
Princess
Marina
ol
Greece,
at
Balmoral
casUe.
Scotland,
Irani
where
their
wedding
date.
November
29.
was
announced.
TANKER
IS
REFLOATED
Salvage
King
Not
Needed
By
Standard
Service
Sunday
Morning
The
Pacific
Salvage
Co.'s
salvage
ship'
Salvage
King
was
due
at
6:30
Sunday
evening
alongside
the
Standard
Oil
Co.'s
tanker
Standard
Ser
vice
which
went
ashore
last
Friday
night
on
Jane
Island,
at
the
north
end
of
Mllbank
Sound
opposite!
Boat
Bluff,
but
at
11:15
that
morning
)he
stranded
vessel
refloated
herse
it.
Tides
were
making
and
this
resulted
in
her
being
released.
(Continued
on
Page
Four)
Funeral
Notice
The
funeral
of
the
late
Henry,,
Elliott,
will
take
place
from
me
B.
C
Undertaking
Parlors
at
.
2
o'cloekVThursaay
afternoon.
Oen-
tlemen
leijpnly.
INDICTMENT
FOR
MURDER
Returned
Against
Hauptmann
In
New
Jersey
in
Connection
With
Lindbergh
Case
HUNTINGDON',
NJ,
Oct,
9:
(CP)
An
indictment
charging
Bruno
Richard
Hauptmann
with
the
murder
of
baby
Charles
Augustus
Lindbergh
jr.,
who
was
kidnapped
from
his
home
at
Hopewell,
NJ
two
and
a
half
years
ago,
was
returned
by
a
grand
jury
here
last
night
after
a
score
of
witnesses
had
been
heard.
The
jury
had
been
Instructed
by
the
No
flowers
please.
money.
prosecution
to
consider
the
mur
Mcanwhlle,
Hauptmann
Is
scheduled
to
go
on
trial
at
New
York
tomorrow
on
a
chance
of
.extortion
in
connection
with
the
collection
of
$50,000
ransom
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
OCTOBER
9,
1934
British
Columbia
Tax
Sale
Again
Waived
This
Year
VICTORIA,
Oct.
9:
CP-Brltlsh
Columbia
will
waive
the
annual
sale
ol
tax
delault
lands
this
year
lor
the
third
successive
season.
I
Baldwin
Is
Undisputed
Tory
Chief
I
BRISTOL,
Oct.
9:
(CP)-Rt..Hon.
Stanley
Baldwin
remains
undisputed
leader
of
the
British
Conservative
party.
Tersely
he
declared
before
the
annual
con
vention
of
the
party
lint'o
"I
nm
fVio
lonflrtr
der
Indictment
separate
Irom
the
of
a:.
.
....
and
..
J
i
kidnapping.
,
party
as
long
,
.un.
as
I
am
the
leader
I
am
I
going
to
lead."
There
was
none
to
gainsay
Mr.
';
Baldwin.
Tomorrow's
Tides
1
High
2:00
ajn.
20.0
It.1,
13:54
pm.
22.0
It'
Low
7:56
ajn.
6.0
It.
20:31
pjn.
3.0
It.
,
PRIC:
FIVE
CENTS
FRENxM
FOREIGN
MINISTER
IS
ALSO
SLAIN
AT
MARSEILLES
kgo-Slav
Monarch
Shot
To
Death
Today
by
Young
Countryman
While
France
to
Talk
Politics
DELPHINIUM
Attempt
Made
Monday
nnrvnp
1
i
t
Ann
1U1AL
LUdd
T
D
J
f.
.
!
I
Well
Known
Fish
Packer
Strands
And
Breaks
up
in
Hudson
Bay
Passage
Crew
Escapes
Jed
war.
Another
ot
.Massett
Can-'
ners
Boats,
Reported
in
Trouble
At
North
Island
The
Royal
Fish
Co.'s
service
.
boat
1U
UIUIU
inZfJKLlUI
Vance
of
Vancouver
Another
Incident
Against
Noted
Southern
Criminologist;
Escaped
Serious
Injuries
When
Acid
is
Thrown
At
His
Face
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
9:
(CP)
An
unknown
person
on
...
,
.
,
T
T
Delphinium,
being
used
as
a
can-'
-uonuay
aiiernuon
inrew
aciu
at
inspector
J.
r.
u.
tf.
n?ry
tender
in
connection
with
the
Vance
of
the
Vancouver
police
bureau
of
science
as
he
was
Massett
canners
cannery
at
old
about
to
leave
his
home
to
go
to
Nanaimo.
Vance
had
en-Massett.
sustained
such
extensive
tere(j
njs
garage
and
went
to
close
the
window
which
had
?fr
ffin
nnb
rP?f
en
Pened
when
a
man
believed
to
be
abou?
forty-four
.
alter
going
ashore
on
a
reel
on
VMP.
n.1'
thrB
a,
M.
-
White
Sand
Island
at
the
inside
end
of
Hudson
Bay
Passage
between
the
Dundas
Islands
on
Friday
night
last
that
the
vessel
has
been
declared
a
rri
,
r
1
i
I
i
i..n.tiu
ly
raised
his
hands
to
protect
him-
flclXry
DUCtl
Un
sell
and
only
only
a
a
spatter
spatter
went
went
through
through
toUl
lc.
The
Delphinium
piled
up
Hts
hand
ww
;
to
extready
dark
and
thick
wea-
.
hBmed
and
acld
d
doWQ
ther
at
8
pm.
Capt.
Andrew
Aursoy
on
to
trQ
bumin
thxo
h
and
Engineer
Gunnar
Clavring
re-
tnc
doth
to
bum
hl3
wt
abQTe
mataed
aboard
untU
2
and
then
aon.
the
knee
and
also
his
leIt
Green
Island
lighthouse
which
took
hospital.
"
-
"
"V
I
w
ord
"blindness-
below
it.
It
wasf
damaged
that
salvage
was.
impos
sible.
Some
insurance
was
carried
on
'
the
Delphinium
which
was
47
leet.
,
five
inches
long.
12-foot
beam
and
lour
leet
deep,
being
equipped
with
a
50
h
p.
Frisco-Standard
gasoline
engine.
I
The
Delphinium
was
Inbound
from
Massett
to
Prince
Rupert
when
she
stranded.
Jrdway
in
Trouble
It
was
also
reported
this
morning
that
the
Jedway,
another
of
the
Massett
Canners
tenders,
was
In
trouble
at
Perry
Passage.
Langara
Island,
assistance
having
been
sent
from
Massett.
No
details
ol
the
Jedway's
trouble
have
yet
been
received
here.
signed:
"Hannah.
Hannah's
pals."
B.
C.
Hospitals
Ass'n
Executive
victoria,
cvt
o-
CP1P.
w
Vance
is
receiving
treatment
to
Neel
o!
Duncan
wa,
elected
pre$u
:
uicm
an
iiuui.
xicrc
vucy.
were
'
-
.
"
A
'
i
dent
-
ol
"
the
British
Columbia
Hos-
picked
up
by
an
American
trolUng'
n
"""
.
i
.
plUlS
ssocaton
at
Island
whence
they
owed
into
t?rge
"fnnay,
Nanaimo
,,-eck.
Regional
reprentaUrea
in-
Prince
Rupert,
arriririg
here
late
P?""
",cer'
th
Dur"
.
elude
H.
W.
Birch,
managing
secre-
Saturday
night.
The
Pacillc
-Sal-i8!!'.
,rM
.
,K
!
Ul
ot
RuPert
rzl
vaee
Co.
on
Sundav
disnatrhed
the
.
n.the
r..0'
'Hospital.
.
.
.
,
"
iouna
a
noie
wntn
a
rougruy
drawn
I
boat
Signal
to
the
scene
and
lound
',,,.,
,
hoZZ
,
.
,
,
,
...
I
picture
or
n.
a
mans
a.c
head
with
the)
XO
FISH
SALE
SATURDAY
No
boats
being
in
with
catch
e.
The
police
are
holding
one
man
there
was
no
sale
ol
haUbut
on
the
lor
investigation.
.
local
fish
exchange
Saturday.
St.
Louis
Takes
World
Series
With
l
Four
Games
to
Three,
Winning
W
Today
With
'Dizzy
Dean
as
Hero
Tigers
Were
Hit
AH
Over
the
Lot
by
Boys
From
Missouri;
Medwick
Ordered
Out
of
Game
,
DETROIT,
Oct.
9:
(CP)
Backed
up
by
terrific
batting
'
avalanches
against
four
Detroit
twirlers
in
the
third
in-
ning,
Jerome
("Dizzy")
Dean
pitched
his
St.
Louis
teammates
into
the
World
Series
title
in
the
seventh
and
decid-
.
ing
game
here
today.
He
allowed
only
six
hits
to
hold
the
Tigers
scoreless,
while
the
Cardinals
piled
up
11
runs.
Dean
also
made
two
hits.
'.
.
The
game
was
on
Ice
for
St.
Louis
In
the
third
when
they
scored
seven
runs
on
seven
hits
and
two
bases
on
balls.
Auker
was
sent
to
the
showers,
relieved
by
"School
Boy"
Rowe,
who
lasted
only
a
lew
minutes,
Hogsett
taking
up
the
pitching
burden.
Tommy
Bridges
was
then'
called
In
to
stop
the
rout,
fourteen
Cardinals
batUng
in
this
frame.
In
the
sixth
St.
Louis
scored
two
more
runs
and
in
the.
seventh
another
two
runs
came
across.
Marberry
and
Crowder
finished
the
pitching
for
Detroit.
Of
the
Cardinals'
17
hits,
six
were
for
extra
bases.
A
small
riot
developed
In
the
sixth
Inning
when
fans,
charging
Medwick
with
bumping
Owen,
the
Detroit
third
baseman,
hurled
ev-
prvthlncr
Innca
ot
ihn
Sf
Txittl
3
to
even
up
the
count
three
gam
all
and
force
the
series
itno
a
seventh
and
deciding
game
todayr
School
Boy"
Rowe.
on
the
moun3L"
for
the
Tigers,
lound
himsell
un-
able
to
keep
the
Red
Birds
at
bay-"
Continued
on
Page
2
.
Italians
Laugh
At
Statement
On
French
Relations
MILAN.
Italy.
Oct.
9:
CP
Hajf-.
a
million
Italians
gathered
at
litr
feet
roared
with
laughter
Saturday
when
Premier
Benito
Mussolini
told
them
that
'relations
between
Italx
players.
Commissioner
Landls.
in
order
to
get
the
game
started
again,
ordered
Medwick
out
of
the
game,
Fullls
replacing
him.
.
!
n
h
e
St.
Louis
00700220
0-11
17
1
Detroit
.0
0000000
0-
0
63
Yesterday's
Game
Paul
Dean,
junior
member
of
the
famous
family
pitching
partnership,
scored
his
second
World
Series
trl-
J
Cardinals
defeated
the
Tigers
4
to
.worth
Wedding
Announcement
Mr
and
Mrs,
T.
M.
Spencer
announce
the
marriage
ot
their
only
daughter,
Alice
Edna,
to
Mr.
Nett
MacDonald.
The
ceremony
took
place
at
the
home
bl
the
bride's,
parents
Saturday
evening;
October
6,
Rev.
w
D.
Grant
HolllnzV
officiating.
;