Jur
in
Kin
'
Alex
5c
mm,
Today's
WeatL
r
upert
-Overcast,
calm;
30.02;
temperature,
58;
y,
xxiv
r;
235.
ander
Slain
Juto-Slav
Monarch
SHIP
FIRE-IS
PUT
0U1
No
Serious
Consequences
as
Result
Of
Ulaie
Aboard
German
Liner
Konlgsteln
"f
KfMMiiieln
for
upvprnl
hours
.e
lit
.ship
was
ISO
mile
east
of
'
N
vj,
Scotia
coast
enroute
to
New
V
ilk
from
Eurntvi
with
nas-
1
I'
iid
cargo
was
extinguished,
v
un
radioed.
There
was
no
t
iif.
or
injury.
Halibut
Arrivals
Summary
Amrrman
-D5A00
pounds,
u
3.5r
ic
I0.3o
and
5c.
anaaian
-None.
0.0c
Coolldge,
21,000,
Royal,
10.0c
and
l7,000,
Cold
8UjraBc'
0
0c
Hazel
H
0
Krv
nA
ciAnn
irui
inn
nd
rr,man'
,0'00,
Cold
"
Storage.
wlu'
10c
.
V
Zagreb
"7
Ik
spark
whkh
Un.dl4
the
Orcat
War.
j
IiiiaT
tltitMrl
An
I
not
bellctre
the
circumstances
of
yesterday's
unfortunate
Incident
lo
hare
been
of
such
a
nature
to
lead
to
serious
international
compllca-uons
although
clrll
strife
may
ensue
m
Jugo-Slavta
It
U
pointed
out
;,hat.
after
all.
the
dead
king.
the
objert
of
many
previous
assassination
aitempu
in
hts
own
country
was
the
victim
of
his
own
.
juntryman
Barthou
"i
slaying
wa.
undoubtedly,
not
the
prime
lnten-u.m
of
the
aimsiln.
young
Jugo-SUt
rrortst.
but
was
Incidental
to
the
punned
killing
of
the
king.
What
effect
the
staying
oi
-fcou
would
have
on
IntemaUonal
n
UUons
in
Europe
appeared
to
be
uncertain
last
night.
Barthou.
72
years
old
and
a
prominent
French
.tatesman
became
foreign
minister
nr
the
RtaTlikr
scandal.
He
had
been
a
jealous
worker
for
goodwill
jetween
France
and
the
nations
oi
,hc
UtUe
Entente,
had
been
Instru-nenUl
in
Improving
relaUons
be-.ween
lUly
and
Jugo-Slavla
and
Is
'redlted
with
having
had
a
good
leal
to
do
with
the
recent
accep-ance
of
Soviet
Russia
Into
the
League
of
Nations.
The
French
government
jester-lay
officially
declared
one
month
if
national
mourning.
Attawln
Is
Dead
incFtri.ES
Prance.
Oct.
10:
rh-
K9sln
of
King
Alexander
o(
.
i
rnr.lin
Minister
NEVV
YORK.
Oct
10:
(CPi-Flre
,
tun
hours
afUr
V
i.
'.
.......
.u.
uauiuu.
J.
:i
i
ijnn
in
t
rvn
nnin
ni
iiic
..
.
i.
.......
oMipV-
am
aeaa
me
muruciuui
'""
i
himself
as
a
result
of
wounds
In-1
fllcted
by
mounted
guards
and
po
lice
after
he
had
worseo
j
through
bodyguards
to
mount
to
the
running
board
of
the
car
in
which
King
Alexander
ana
yannov.
.....,
rMinir
nast
the
Stock
Ex
change
In
a
procession
and
pump
bullets
point
blank
into
me
euuj,
of
the
king
and
the
arm
and
leg
a'
Barthou.
....
v
King
Alexander
was
snoi
mrougu
the
liver,
left
shoulder
and
left
blood
from
the
arm
and
leg
Injuries
was
the
cause
of
death
of
Barthou
who
expired
two
hours
after
being
shot.
'
Petroff
Kal-nnin
The
murderer
was
n
ss.vcar
old
Jugo-Slav
ter
rorist
who
rnnarently
entered
France
on
Scp-
Latest
Casualty
List
Shows
Dead
in
Spain
Former
Pre
mier
Arrested
OFFICERS
ARE
mmm
500
MADRID,
Spain.
Oct.
10:
(CP)
The
rebellion
in
Spain,
which
during
Its
duration
of
six
days
resulted
In
500
being
killed
and
thousands
wounded
and
arrested,
was
reported
last
nleht
to
be
still
weakeidng
despite
the
declaration
of
extremists
of
their
intention
to
continue
the
revolt.
Fighting
during
the
day
was
of
a
desultory
nature.
Former
Premier
Manuel
Agano
was
reported
to
have
been
placed
under
arrest
as
one
of
those
responsible
for
inciting
the
out
break.
ALL
RETURNED
LIMITED
TO
INYESTOnS--"
OTTAWA.
Oct.
10:
CP
So
ernmenfs
invitation
for
Dur-
chase
of
shares
in
the
new
Central
Bank
of
Canada
that
t
it
Is
announced
that
there
will
i
be
a
limit
of
fifteen
shares
for
each
applicant.
There
were
!
13.000
anDllcatlons
for
230,000
shares,
IPASSING
OF
..i.
t
a
I
-
f
r.ranil
Forks
"'u
"
.
clpalltle
here.
English
Woman,
Gandhi
Disciple,
Will
Tour
States
NEW
YORK.
October
10:
Miss
Margaret
Slade.
daughter
of
a
British
Admiral,
who
became
a
disciple
of
Mahatma
Ohandl,
Hindu
nationalist
leader,
will
shortly
arrive
here
to
make
a
coast
to
coast
.tour
of
the
United
States.
B-tR
SILVER
nkw.vork.
Oct.
1Q:
(CP
Bar
silver
cWd
at
SOic
per
ounce
on
nun
intent
upon
upon
apparently
tember
28,
at
the
local
metal
market
yesterday.
yesterday.
assassination
of
the
king
even
that
time.
He
was
a
mcrcnanv
v.
up
3Vc
from
50c
pn
Saturday
wmcn
was
down
from
"the
range
of
from
'
-
.
-
-
-
1
5.5c
I
,;;
h,
had
fired
upon
King
AL
Ue
Wfcc
earlier
in
tne
t
.
.
.
...
.
i.
it..
Th.t.
ra
a
rnrinpr
aavaiiLC
w
12.000.
Atlln.
10.3c
and
5c.
exander.
Kalllnln
was
xeiieo
w.c
1
51
'.C
today.
Nrth.
five.)
26.000,
Pacific.'
10.3c
and
5c.
(Continued
on
page
1
1T11VU.
ULrAMJ
.
-
-
ik.
TmrvHai
Oil
Co.
Ltd.
here.
i,
And
Other
Members
o
Mun,.
s
clpal
Executive
Reelected
Vnncouver
Iate
Brand
madC
h"
h0mC
l0r
KXMLOOPS
rlLOOPS.
Oct
Oct
10-
10.
(
(CP)-
uri
.
numbfr
,n
pr,nce
Rupert
Mayor
T.
A.
Love
of
Grand
Forks,
,
it
.
,
.
in
uie
cany
uajo.
one
.
j
j
president,
vj
and
j
,u.
the
entire
slate
of
'
husband.
.ffl..
I
v.
fear
wrp
rp-
officers
or
tne
pa
T
she
Is
sunived
by
a
son.
A.
Carlyle
elected
at
tne
convenuon
u.
"(Bnindi
,ormer
accountant
for
the
Union
Of
British
Columbia
Muni--"
Canada
.
here
and
.
Royal
Bank
of
now
In
the
brokerage
business
in
Victoria,
and
a
daughter,
Mrs.
C.
W.
Wearmouth
of
Vancouver.
Capt.
A.
E.
Slocomb
of
Victoria
Is
a
bro
ther
NOKTUEKN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPEJIT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER
10,
194
T!g
J
M.
6.
Norfolk,
homeward
boand
al
;er
a
twoy
ar
n
here
off
he
coast
of
Cali
fornia
as
she
met
a
repL
.a
of
the
Boumy
famous
Oid
saving
ship,
bull
by
a
m6tlor
picture
firm
PUT
DOWN
....
..
v-:roaDWORK
"
NEXTWEEK
To
Work
on
Continuation
of
Skeena
River
Highway
Work
of
actual
grading
of
the
continuation
of
the
Skeena
River!
from
the
present
end
of
the
road
-iwards
Cloj-ah
Bay.
a
distance
of.
about
a
mile
and
a
half,
is
expected
I
to
start
at
the
first
of
next
week,!
living
employment
to
from
fifty
to
!
Fresh
Air
For
Hour
Tuesday
The
funeral
took
place
yesterday
;
QlaCC
BaV
Coal'
mot
lornlng
In
Vancouver
from
T.
Ed-,
.
wards
Co.
Chapel
to
Mountain
View
Cemetery
with
Rev.
W.
J.
Mlnto
Swan
of
St.
Mark's
Anglican
Church
officiating.
Little
Change
In
Stock
PricesOn
New
York
Market
NEW
YORK.
Oct.
10:
There
was
little
change
In
price
range
In
yes
terday's
trading
on
the
New
York
Stock
Exchange
when
770.000
shares
changed
hands.
The
Industrial
average
at
closing
was
S1.71,
o(f
.79;
rails.
35!bl.
off
J:
utilities,
19.61.
off
35,
and
bonds,
92.68,
off
.01.
Mine
btrike
Is
Ended
Saturday
GLACE
10
(CP.i
BAR.
Nova
Scotia,
Oct
-The
!?...i?
local
colliery
strike
Twenty
Killed
In
Chemical
Factory
At
Lyons,
France
LYONS.
France.
Oct.
10:
(CP)
Twenty
persons
were
killed
yester
1
OTTAWA.
Oct.
10:
(CP)
7".
4
lonlhly
grants
for
relief
costs.ot.
Saskatchewan.
$100,000
to
Alberta
and
$:00,000
to
British
Colombia
great
was
the
response
of
Ca-
""""""""
nadlan
Investors
to
the
gov-
Between
Fifty
and
Sixty
Men
to
Go
Hef
arreements
by
the
Dominion
with
the
provinces,
it
is
learned
here.The
agreements
will
ter
minate
March
31.
1HAUPTMANN
,
sixty
men.
J
i
rvinttnintinn
nf
a
nv
mmn
at;No
Delay
Expected
the
present
end
of
the
road
Is
now
S
Alleged
Lindbergh
Baby
Killer
!
To
New
Jersey
MDQ
RPAWTlat
CIovan
u111
abandoned!
as
U
has
fallen
almost
completely;
TRENTON.
NJ..
Oct.
10:
(CP)-
.Bruno
Richard
Hauptmann
Is
ex-.
iiiv
va
w
v
.
j
Well
Known
Resident
of
Prince
The
public
works
department,
at
pected
to
be
delivered
to
New
Jersey
Ftupert
In
Early
Days
Died
in
,the
instance
of
Premier
T.
D.
Pat-J
state
authorities
either
today
or
v....v.r
'fniin
ha.
etwifiorf
that
Hniv
iv
'
tomorrow
to
face
trial
on
the
Mrs.
Annie
Agnes
Brand,
wife
of
,
rf
f
E.
Carlyle
Brand,
formerly
well
;
known
as
an
engineer
on
Grand
'
Trunk
Pacific
Coast
Steamships
i
n..!l...
I
A
!
In
thP
PrvirelJUllUUUlCl5
1U
j
charge
of
murder
in
connection'
with
the
kidnapping
of
Charles
i
Augustus
Lindbergh
Jr.
day
of
the
kidnapping.
Fascist
Uprising
In
Portugal
Is
Crushed
by
Gov't
T.TRRfiN
Oct
10
The
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
2:36
a.m.
195
ft
14:25
pjn.
21.9
ft.
Low
8:29
am.
6.7
ft
21:10
pm,
32
ft.
PRICE:
five
CENTS
urrrr
DArwir
nrrAM
ctidm
da
rue
W?0P
4K
TflVSE
FOLLOWING
DOUBLE
ASSASSINATION
Slaying
of
Alexander
And
Barthou
Cause
of
Widespread
Sensation
o
Serious
Political
Repercussions
up
to
Last
Night
Llcvcn
Year
UUJ
i'rincc
1'cter
rrociaimca
rvinj;
Killer
of
Monarch
and
Minister
Himself
Dead
DEATH
LISTTOTAli?
FIVE
MARSEILLES,
France,
Oct.
10:
(CP)
The
death
toll
:
from
the
assassination
of
Kinp
Alexander
reached
five
today
when
Madame
Duhrec,
widowed
spectator,
died
as
ur'ult
of
wounds
from
flyinjr
bullets,
fifteen,
in
all.
hav-inr
been
wounded.
The
condition
of
Ceneral
Alfonse
Georges
of
the
French
Superior
War
Council,
is
good
and
ht
is
expected
to
recover.
'
FAKIn.
Oct.
10:
(CP)
There
were
no
political
rener-i
'
"t
consequence
in
Europe
up
to
last
night
follow-dojble
assassination
in
Marseilles
yesterday
of
Alexander
of
Jugoslavia
and
Foreign
Minister
Jiarthou,
the
most
sensational
incident
oi
us
Kintjj
.nw
T
jrJ
K,
saving
at
Sarajevo.
Serbia,
in
1914
of
Archduke
RKKKLLlUN
'
1
1
MU.iuUUMJ.
Trrr-f-
Ferdinand
of
Austria,
the,
British
Cruiser
Meets
Sailhg
Ship
From
the
Past
kt
Mite
A
I
.
San
Francisco
Region
Bombarded
by
Seas
of
Very
Big
Proportions
Caisson
in
Construction
of
Golden
Gate
Bridge
Has
to
Be
Abandoned
Centre
of
Tempest
1500
Miles
j
Northwest
of
Golden
Gate
I
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Oct.
10:
(CP)
A
great
storm
centering
1500
miles
at
sea
caused
huge
waves
to
bombard
San
Francisco
Peninsula
today,
continuing
a
lashing
that
began
Tuesday.
No
great
property
dama?
has
been
caused
but
engineers
had
to
abandon
a
caisson
being
used
RELIEF
GRANTS
British
Columbia
to
Get
$200,000
Per
Month
From
Ottawa
Gate
Bridge.
Weather
Forecaster
J
Reed
said
that
the
storm
was
north-Iwest
of
San
Francisco
and
that
it
was
one
of
the
biggest
and
deepest
.ever
charted
locally.
TO
RETURN
TO
ONTARIO
------
-
jS1S5.000
to
Manitoba.
$200,000
to
Harold
Vermilyea
Waives
Extradi-
uon
so
ueiievuie
ror
inai
on
Charje
of
Killing
3Iotber
ONTARIO.
CaL.
Oct.
10:
Harold
Vermilyea.
taken
Into
custody
here
on
Saturday
in
connection
with
the
"hatchet
murder"
of
his
mother
at
Belleville.
Ont,
last
week,
has
agreed
to
waive
extradition
pro-
t
ceedlngs
and
return
to
Belleville
for
j
questioning.
He
protested
his
lnno-
cence
and
expressed
confidence
nirmn
K
Y
I
K
A
a
iMmrn
III
I
r
ilithat
he
would
be
treated
fairly
by
JLlA.
1
lrVll
1
UJLjthe
Ontario
authorities.
Belleville
authorities
believe
that
in
Delivery
ot'01111
slew
nis
mother
and
'
tnen
nea
into
we
unuea
biaies
via
I
Toronto
and
Detroit,
rushing
here
by
airplane.
BENNETT
IS
RETURNING
Following
Hauptmann's
indict-
j
Canadian
Premier
to
Sail
From
ment
by
a
grand
jury
on
the
charge
England
For
Home
This
of
murder.
Governor
A.
Harry
More
Friday
of
New
Jersey
yesterday
signed
the
.
application
for
Hauptmann's
ex-!
LONDON,
Oct.
10:
(CP)
Premier
tradition
from
New
York.
It
was;R.
B.
Bennett
of
Canada,
after
nnt.
inn?
hpfnrp
it
-as
announced
snpndlntr
nearlv
two
months
in
Eur
1.1...
T
Vb
Jnn
....Inn.
nf
Via
lunnH
slsn
hp
narvrx
nrovldlne
for
Ij-acus
of
Nations,
negotiating
CORBEIL,
Ont.
Oct
10:
The
,
Hauptmann
be
delivered
over
trade
agreements
with
France
and
Dlonne
quintuplets
were
outside
In
j
Jthout
deiav.
visiting
In
England,
will
sail
on
the
sunshine
for
an
hour
yesterday.'
It
being
their
first
experience
of
the
!
ltness
had
en
found
who
kind.
Their
physician,
Dr.
Datoe,
,
w.ould
testlfv
that
Hauptmann
had
has
ordered
similar
outings
for
been
Ktn
near
the
Lindbergh
home
them
every
day
it
is
fine
weather.
tnt
Honewell
on
March
1.
1932.
the
President
Now
Preparing
For
Congress
Meet
WASHINGTON.
D
C..
Oct
10:-Retuming
from
a
week-end
fishing
trip
up
the
Potomac
River,
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
has
now
set
himself
upon
the
task
of
pre-
Fasclst
paring
legislation
for
the
forth-
u
''
..l.Ifinlot
which
had
threatened
t,
rcvo-;
coming
session
of
Congress
which
Lt
three
hundred
miners
to
their
ln
PortuKaI
c5h!d
ltom'
X?
bone
?J
he
most,
m0"
i.
iieraav.
u
was
annuum.ru
uicjiujuj
m
nuwij
vi
uv
by
the
government.
INDIAN
BOY
DROWNED
The
provincial
police
have
re-
country.
POUND
STERLING
MONTREAL.
Oct
10:
(CP)The
..i..
nrA
of
h
Hrou-ninu
atiBrltlsh
nound
sterling
closed
at
Haewlleet
recently
of
wnile
Oeorgc.
i
$4.82!
on
the
local
exchange
mar-
an
Indian
boy.
13
years
of
age.
He
ket
up
from
$Ul
Vi
yesterday.
It
day
in
an
explosion
and
fire
In"
the
fell
Into
the
canyon
while
fishing.
Saint
Oobaln
factory
near
here.
The
body
has
not
yet
ixcn
touno.
nas
rangea
irom
.ei
to
aur-Ing
the
past
week.