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NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
URITISII
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
20:05
p.m.
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It.
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V
XXIV
No.
37.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
UESDAY,
FEBRUARY
13,
im
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
NINE
BLOODY
Socialists
Appeared
To
Have
Upper
Hand;
Authorities
Sieged
From
500
to
2,000
Estimated
Dead
Following
Sanguine
Conflict
in
Capital
and
Other
Important
Cities
of
Austria
Women
and
Children
Suffer
Terrible
Carnage
in
Capital
Working
Class
District
VIENNA,
Feb.
UI:
An
unofficial
estimate
tonight
placed
the
number
of
dead
at
500
in
the
civil
war
while
rumors
with
some
basis
of
plausibility
placed
the
toll
as
high
as
2,000.
A
large
majority
of
the
deaths
were
in
the
Vienna
working
class
district.
It
is
feared
that
many
women
and
children
were
killed
when
artillery
shelled
the
Karl
Marx
apartment.
MINNA,
Feb.
13:
With
the
death
list
estimated
to
be
numing
over..UicJJQ&inark-r.at
eas
one
hundred
bejng
,in
Vienna
and
hundreds
suffering
injuries,
many
probably
fa'al,
bloody
warfare
continued
in
the
streets
of
Vienna
and
other
cities
of
Austria
throughout
the
night.
While
J
r
police
and
troops
were
holding
the
most
of
the
public
i
bulldlhgs.
the
Socialist
aVpeartd
STRIKE
IS
;
I
CONCLUDED
IMftrcnt
View
on
Effectiveness;
lour
Hundred
Arrests
Made;
'
Pari
quiet
WHS,
Feb.
13:
With
the
Na-llonal
Federation
of
Labor
claiming
that
llir
dcmonstatlon
had
been
a
complete
success
while
the
(omnmtnt
authorities
expressed
the
opinion
Hut
it
had
not
been
s
fully
effective
as
had
been
hoped,
(he
ll-lxiur
general
strike
of
workers
In
Paris
and
the
pro.
ibices
called
hi
a
gesture
of
protest
asalnit
the
attempt
to
set
up
TimM
dictatorship"
In
France
tame
to
an
end
at
midnight
last
night
with
the
city
quiet
follow
a
day
of
more
or
less
sporadic
dhnnlrr.
i
Four
hundred
arrests
were
reported
to
have
been
made
during
he
day.
Many
services,
businesses
and
Industries
were
tied
up
but
nrmy
linrcr
manned
the
utilities
nd
kept
these
running.
Wheat
Prices
j
VANCOUVER
Frh.
13
(CD
Wheat
was
quoted
at
0$c
on
the
lo-1
market
yesterday
us
compared
Mill
65;,c
on
Saturday
and
05ifec
n
Friday.
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
13-
Wheat
J
Quoted
here
today
at
OITaC
a
biuiel.
"i'ii:
sum
vori.li
AKMY
AMI
NAVY
ItY
JAPAN
PARLIAMENT
4
TOKYO,
Feb.
13:-A
budget
4
HM.vmmg
ior
$012,000,000
was
P:-sed
by
the
Jfiniineso
Par-
(lament
here
today.
Fnrtv.
foiii-
llPrrrnf
ii...
-
"
mi-
money
np-
t
t
opriatcd
goes
to
the
army
ana
navy.
..
.
K
WARFARE
CONTINUES
IN
VIENNA
DURING
NIGHT
City
of
Austria
Especially
in
at
Karl
Marx
Apartment
to
have
the
upper
hand
in
the
open
fighting
and
on
three
sectors,
centering
about
the
city's
power
plant,
the
municipal
building
and
the
largest
apartment
block
of
Vienna
had
taken
possession
of
the
artillery
of
the
authorities
and
driven
them
to
shelter.
Roar
of
guns
continued
In
the
city
throughout
the
night
and
an
emergency
curfew
de-icree
was
Issued,
requiring
all
persons
to
be
off
the
streets
after
8
pjn.
on
pain
of
being
shot
down
on
sight.
The
ministry
of
Chancellor
Dol-fUM
was
In
executive
session
aU
through
the
night.
Another
of
Its
acts
was
a
decree
ordering
the
dissolution
of
all
Socialist
organizations.
Ilnwiliers
Used
The
civil
war
conUnucd
in
many
centres
of
Austria
today
and
In
Vienna
fighting
was
particularly
vicious
as
soldiers
again
resorted
to
use
of
howitzers'
in
an
attempt
to
overcome
resistance.
The
famous
Karl
Marx
apartments,
housing
two
thousand
Socialist
families,
was
the
target
for
the
hevvy
guns
when
workers
fired
upon
soldiers
attempting
to
enter
the
building.
The
third
and
fourth
floors
were
wrecked,
causing
the
middle
arch
to
collapse,
and
It
Is
not
known
how
,many
were
killed,
A
Urge
municipal
flat
In
another
section
was"
'
also
the
target
for
guns
In
an
effort
to
dislodge
snipers.
Fighting
also
continued
nt
other
points.
MAKE
PROBE
INTO
WAGES
Provincial
(internment
Starts
In
vesication
Into
Pay
In
B.C.
Logging
Camps
VICTORIA.
Feb.
13:
(CPi
An
j
Investigation
Into
wages
paid
thioughout
Hrltlsh
Columbia's
log-ffiiw
Industry
has
been
commenced
by
tho
provincial
government
with,
.,riirni(.r
reference
to
a
strike
In
three
camps
In
the
Campbell
River
riUlrli.)
I
British
,
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diflfiM
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mm
M.
The
Duchess
of
Newfoundland
and
her
two
daughters.
Laay
Dla
a
and
Lady
Elizabeth,
got
their
first
glimpses
pt
a
Hollywood
movie
studio
rrtUyHexf
pe
titled
.visitors
ate
seen
4alynctcon
after
a
morning
tour.
Left
to
right
are
seen
Eilua
Lancll.
screen
star:
Lady
Elizabeth
Percy.'Lady
Diana
Percy,
and
the
Duchess
of
Northumberland.
Disturbance
In
Penitentiary
At
Walla
Walla
Subdued
Last
Night
By
Gunfire
of
Guards
Convicts
Took
Temporary
Possession
in
Bloody
Disorders
Hcforc
Quiet
Was
Finally
Restored
Delivery
Attempt
Foiled
at
Gates
of
Institution
WALLA
WALLA,
Wash.,
Feb.
13:
(CP)
One
prison
guard
and
eight
convicts
were
slain
in
a
bloody
outbreak
late
Monday
at
the
Washington
State
Penitentiary
here
which
was
quelled
by
machine
gun
fire
from
the
prison
walls.
Four
guards
and
five
convicts
were
wounded.
After
oilier
was
restored,
the
dead
were
removed
to
the
morgue,
CARRYING
AIR
MAIL
Service
to
be
Placed
in
Hands
of
Private
Companies
Again
in
United
States.
It
Is
Intimated
"LINDY"
AROUSES
IKK
Protest
of
Fanous
Aviator
Designed
For
Publicity,
President's
Secretary
Charges
WASHINGTON
D.C..
FcO.
13
It
was
officially
stated
on
behalf
of
the
government
last
night
that
the
Intention
was
to
place
air
mall
service
In
the
United
States
back
In
the
hands
of
private
com
panies
as
soon
as
possitxc.
first.
however,
the
administration
will
seek
legislation
from
Congress
providing
for
a
complete
reorganization
of
the
set-up
for
the
car
rying
out
of
the
services.
This,
it
Is
expected,
will
be
on
a
cost
plus
basis
rather
than
on
the
basis
of
subsidies
as
al
present.
Meantime
followlrg
the
cancellation
of
all
private
company
air
mall
carrying
contracts.
Army
planes
will
take
over
the
servlce!
next
Monday
and
will
contlnc
to
voumiueu
uu
.
PRISON
Royalty
In
Hollywood
the
wounded
to
hospital
and
ring
leaders
In
the
outbreak
were
placed
in
solitary
confinement
pending
an
official
investigation
of
the
disturbance.
No
prisoners
escaped.
The
guard,
H.
L.
Brlggs,
was
cut
down
and
killed
by
a
knife
wielded
by
a
convict
as
the
prisoners
rushed
the
gates.
The
dead
convicts
are
W.
R.
Clark.
James
DeLong.
Wallace
Trucott.
Paul
Krause,
Gerald
Hill.
Herschel
Parks
and
Ernest
DeDoer.
The
outbreak,
which
had
apparently,
been
planned
for
some
time
,
began
when
thirty
long
term
prisoners,
armed
with
butcher
knives
and
Improvised
weapons,
overpowered
the
guards
In
both
wings
of
the
prison.
After,
capturing
the
guards,
the
convicts
used
them
as
a
shield
to
seize
the
office
of
the
chief
turnkey
and
advance
upon
the
gates.
Here,
however,
the
convicts
wavered
as
the
guards
on
the
walls
fired
with
machine
guns
and
rifles
over
the
heads
of
the
captured
men
and
Into
the
convicts,
thus
quelling
the
disturbance.
SIIAT.lt
AND
COPPEK
PRICKS
NEW
YORK,
Feb.
13:
(CP)
Silver
and
copper
prices
were
unchanged
Saturday
from
-Friday
on
the
local
metal
market,
the
former
closing
at
44lfcc
per
ounce
and
the
latter
at
8c
per
pound.
The
market
was
closed
yesterday,
it
being
Lin-
coin's
birthday.
,
l.EW
-iOHK.
rco.
13Sllver
was
quoted
here
today
at
44c.
SENSATION
EXPECTED
Important
Disclosures.
Involving
Iligher-Ups,
Anticipated
in
Bremer
Investigation
ST.
PALL,
Minn
Feb.
13:
Sensational
disclosures
which
would
"blow
the
roof
off"
a
local
kidnapping
and
crime
ring
were
promised
by
the
police
yesterday
in
connection
with
the
investigation
of
the
recent
kidnapping
of
Edward
G.
Bremer,
wealthy
banker
and
brewer.
It
was
suggested
that
a
prominent
"higher-up"
was
actually
the
"king
pin"
In
the
ring
which
also
Involves
police
officers.
Important
developments
in
connection
with
the
investigation
are
expected
hourly.
Meantime
Edward
G.
Bremer
has
been
re-united
with
his
family
here
following
his
release
last
Wednesday
night
in
the
residential
district
of
Rochester,
Minn,
by
kidnappers.
It
was
announced
that
the
full
payment
of
$200,000
ransom
had
been
paid
by
the
father.
Adolph
Bremer,
for
his
son's
release.
Bremer
Is
recovering
from
the
effects
of
ill-treatment
accorded
him.
by
his
abductors.
Gets
Four
Years
1
Imorisonment
In
Insurance
Case
LONDON,
Feb.
13:
Capt.
Miles,
convicted
following
recent
sensa-
tlonal
Inmirnnrn
fraud
disclosures.
was
yesterday
sentenced
to
four
years'
Imprisonment.
OUTBREAK
Dame
Fortune
Smiles
Kindly
On
Itinerant
Peddler;
Jack
Smith
Heir
to
Huge
Fortune
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
Feb.
13:
(CP)-Jack
Gramercy
Smith,
wandering
hat
peddler,
is
cruising
somewhere
up
the
British
Columbia
coast
all
ignorant
of
the
fact
that
he
has
fallen
heir
to
an
English
estate
valued
at
200,000.
The
estate
is
that
of
his
uncle,
Percival
Clive
Smith,
who
died
recently
in
London.
Six
months
ago
Smith
fell
heir
to
another
estate
in
England
of
$50,000.
He
had
also
been
winner
of
several
small
sweepstake
prizes
on
recent
occasions!
A
bachelor,
Smith
lives
on
his
own
gasoline-powered
boat,
spending
his
time
trading
up
and
down
the
coast
selling
hats
to
Indians.
Young
Liberals
!
To
Move
Throne
j
Speech
Response
I
-VICTORIA,
February
13
Cana-dlan
Press
i
Norman
Whittaker.
MXA.
for
Saanich.
will
move
the
address
in
reply
to
the
Speech
jfrom
the
Throne
following
the
op
ening
of
the
session
of
the
British
Columbia
Legislature
on
Tuesday
of
next
week
and
Dr.
J.
Allen
Har-.
ris,
MXA.
for
South
Okanagta.'
Mil
second
It.
Mr.
Whittaker
and
Dr.
Harris
are
the
youngest
Lib-'
cral
members
of
the
Legislature
both
having
scored
notable
victories
at
the
recent
general
election.
;
:he
former
having
defeated
I
Premier
S.
F.
Tolniie
a
d
the
kU-l
tcr
vanquishing
J
W.
Jones,
former
minister
of
finance.
VOTE
DOWN
RESOLUTION
Nationalization
of
Life
Insurance,
Proposed
by
Irvine,
Rejected
By
Commons
OTTAWA.
Feb.
13:
CP
A
motion
by
William
Irvine.
United
Farmer
member
for
Wetasklwln,
favoring
nationalization
of
life
insurance,
was
defeated
In
the
House
of
;
Commons
yesterday
by
a
vote
of
91
to
19.
j
i
DIVIDENDS
PASSED
UP
C.
P.
K.
Decides
to
Pay
Neither
on
Preferred
or
Common
Stock
This
Year
MONTREAL.
Feb.
13:
(CP)
Directors
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
decided
yesterday
against
declaration
of
dividends
on
either
preferred
or
common
stocks
for
1933.
Business
Picking
Up
in
Spokane
By
Leaps
and
Bounds
SPOKANE,
Feb.
13:
-Official
sta-
tlstlcs
reveal
a
forty
percent
im
provement
hi
general
business
and
'industry
of
Spokane
for
this
January
in
comparison
with
the
same
month
a
year
ago.
FASCISTI
IS
ARMING
Activities
of
Sir
Oswald
Mosleyi
Followers
Arouse
Curiosity
of.
"
Scotland
Yard
LONDON,
Feb.
13:
It
was
reported
here
yesterday
that
Scotland
Yard
was
Investigating
a
rumor
that
the
British
Fascist
Party,
of
wnlch
Sir
Oswald
Mosley
Is
the
reputed
head,
had
supplied
Itself
with
a
squadron
of
armed
motor
vans.
Studio
Killer
Is
Sent
to
Asylum
i
Clarence
Walters,
Santa
Ana
Man,
.
Is
Adjudged
Insane
'
J
LOS
ANGELES,
Feb.
13:
Clar-
ence
L.
Walters,
41-yca'r
old
Santa
'
Ana
man,
who
ran
amok
with
a
i
knife
In
a
local
radio
broadcasting
station
last
week
and
fatally
stab-
.
bed
Edward
Wolverton,
aged
20.'
has
been
committed
to
Insane
asyr
lum
following
hearing
in
psychopa-thetlc
hospital.
Dates
of
Local
Fair
Approved
British
Columbia
Association
Ki;
tifics
August
21-31
For
Hold-
T
ing
of
Local
Show
-
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
February
13
Ca
adian
Press)
At
a
meeting
of
the
British
Columbia
Filrs
Association
here
at
the
end
of
the
week
August
21
to
24
were
ratified!"
as
dates
for
the
Prince
Rupert
Exhibition
this
year.
TARIFF
WAR
BETWEEN
f
FRANCE
AND
BRITAIN
4?
BECOMES
EFFECTIVE
4
'
LONDON,
Feb.
13:
The
tar-
iff
war
between
Oreat
Britain
and
France
went
into
effect
at
midnight
last
night
when
Brl-
tain
imposed
a
general
twenty
percent
ad
valorum
surtax
on
all
French
imports,
this
action
having
been
taken
by
the
Brl-
tlsh
government
as
a
result
of
f
Franc&'s
refusal
to
ameliorate
quotas
on
British
imports.
Fur-
ther
retaliatory
duties
by
France
on
British
goods
also
became
effective
last
night.