Lord
Mayor's
Son
Killed
in
Crash
rrlncr
of
Male
Was
One
of
Wit-1
nrMtt
of
Tragedy
at
Koyal
Air
Forte
Show
al
London
i
1
1'iNDON.
July
1-8
P
Collet
j
:
of
the
Lord
'Mayor
of
London.'
vs
burned
to
death
on
Saturday
j
v.nmon
when
a
plane
in
hcb,
,,
acting
at
observer
diulnt
a
.
Air
Furre
exhibition
crashed
TV
Prince
of
Wale
was
aaon
vperutors
who
wttiwoMd
the
CONDITION
OF
GERMANY--
(oUnfl
J
W.
NltholU
Sr
KI
Srrond
.Man
l
In
Uniform
In
That
L'aunlrjr
I
view
of
reeent
OVvrlopraenU
Grrmany
that
part
of
the
ad
-of
Col
J
W
Nlcholl
to
hr
.tv
Club
laat
week
denllnt
with
iiUfina
in
Hambunt
and
ser-
Premier
Henry
To
Be
Senator
To
find
Surrrase
In
Krd
Chamber
TORONTO,
July
3
.-Premier
George
8.
Henry,
whose
government
ns
badly
defeated
In
the
recent
Oil
From
Alaska
She
DEAT
II
LIST
AS
RESULT
OF
OUTBREAK
AT
END
OK
WEEK
PLACED
AT
SIXTY
VON
H1NDEN-BURC
CONGRATULATES
HITLER
CONDITIONS
AMONG
STORM
TROOPS
DESCRIBED.
BERL1N,
July
3:
(CP)
Germany
was
under
a
military
dictatorship
today
with
Chancellor
Adolph
Hitler
at
the
helm
and
the
real
power
in
the
hands
of
the
Rcichs-wthr.
This
was
indicated
following
a
cabinet
meeting
at
which
General
Werner
von
BlomberK,
minister
of
the
Reichswehr,
congratulated
Chancellor
Hitler
on
having
averted
civil
war.
Reliable
observers
felt
that
the
whole
Nazi
program
might
be
at
stake.
BERLIN,
July
3:
(CP)
Chancellor
Adolph
Hitler
issued
an
order
today
putting
an
end
to
special
measures
uh!
to
quell
the
"second
revolution"
and
announced
that
henceforth
a:
I
had
to
undergo
the
aame
,
"spectacle
so
bad
morally
that
every
The
business
being
forced
Into
this
port
on
account
of
the
longshore
strike
having
tied
up
handling
of
cargo
through
Seattle,
the
Alaika
Steamship
Co.'s
freighter
Laklna
arrived
In
port
at
8
30
this
from
Ketchikan
with
a
the
steamer
to
ran
here
ior
ne
livery
to
the
United
State.
Today's
Weather
mmlm
Today's
Tides
ptinee
RupertPart
cloudy,
light
High
7:07
ajn.
162
ft
vterl'1
win:.
barometer.
30.14;
19:38
pa.
18.7
ft.
.
mperature,
63;
sea
smooth.
Low
0:57
sun.
6.4
ft.
12:53
7.0
ft.
pjn.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXIV
No.
153.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
JULY
3,
1934
PRICE:
FIVE
CKNT8
Thrt
Indians
Sentenced
To
Han
Roehm
committed
suicide
after
he
had
been
deposed
by
HlUer
as
com-;
mander
of
the
storm
troops
and
I
placed
under
arrest
and
Former!
Chancellod
Kurt
von
Schleicher
was
killed
while
resisting
arrest
asi
a
conspirator
against
the
govern-
j
merit
of
Chancellor
HlUer.
During
the
abortive
revolution
Heinrichl
Klausmer.
chief
of
the
"Catholic
Action"
party
was
shot
and
killed
by
a
special
guard
trooper
in
the
.
I
1-1
-
i
Premier
Ooering
announced
late
Saturday
that
several
mutinous
,
storm
troop
leaders
had
been
exe
cuted
and
that
others
had
committed
suicide.
There
had
been
rumblings
of
trouble
In
regard
to
the
Nari
storm
,
troops
ever
since
Vice-Chancellor
Franz
von
Papen
had
startled
the
nation
recenUy
by
criticizing
certain
radical
Nazi
practices.
During
the
outbreak,
von
Papen.
together
with
three
members
of
his
staff,
unity
Speaking
generally,
how-
trace
of
pity
must
needs
vanish."
M
neJd
Ior
a
ume
In
protecUve
e
the
Colonel
aald
that
lie
found
The
party
preas
aald
lurtnermore
cuttody
at
secret
police
headquar
people
of
Hamburg
very
hoaptt-
Hr
waa
well
Uaated
t
The
money
he
uw-d
for
ho-
'
tinrl
restaurant
expnta
waa
at
was
known
as
"spr
money."
was
cheaper
than
the
usual
't
i
k
It
could
be
purchased
oniy
'"nm
certain
companies
such
as
the
irrss
rompanlcs
ami
could
not
be
'
(kr
out
of
the
counUy
When
;b
ut
u
leave
he
U11
had
forty
'
k
of
thia
money
in
his
posses-
""
He
was
stopped
by
a
sMler
i
Mi
the
usual
salute
Hall
HlUer
His
passport
was
taken
away
and
;?
was
told
he
could
not
get
It
back
ui
'il
he
had
spent
that
forty
marks.
In
order
that
lie
might
do
so
the
'rum
was
stopped
and
It
waited
mini
he
spent
the
cash.
that
"Roehm'a
well
known
unfor
tunate
homosexual
dlspoaiUon.
In!
the
course
of
time,
led
to
such
em-1
harassment
that
the
leader
of
the
movement
and
the
supreme
head
of
the
storm
troops
himself
were
brought
Into
the
severest
conflict
of
conscience
The
Nasi
announcement
also
said
that
"some
of
these
storm
troopers
had
boys
with
them
for
lustful
purposes
"
These
disclosures
were
made
of
ten.
PASSED
ON
SATURDAY
Mrs.
Axrl
K.
Nrlon
Dies
In
Prince
Kuprrt
General
Hospital
ir
Tnni
Fnx
Hill
Kelson,
wife
rlage.
Bert
Anderson
oi
ocaiuu.
a
Arctic
Bishop
At
Work
in
Diocese
Here
:
.-'
w
B
.
A.
I
Fl.r
:ng
b
;i
?
of
:hr
new
Axstte
di-.KP.st
of
th'-
A:u::
-i-i
-tur?h
aLnx
the
Bible
'o
a
group
of
Eskimos
at
Lax-
Harbor
in
Baf
fi
i
Land
Bishop
Fleming
has
been
acUve
ir.
lis
ne
work
amo
g
tr?
tiadtng
posu
of
the
north
George
Brothers
To
Die
In
Autumn
For
Killing
.
Policeman
October
26
Set
as
Date
of
Execution
by
.Mr.
Justice
Murphy
After
Jury
Brings
in
Verdict
of
Guilty
j
phy
to
hang
on
October
26.
They
were
convicted
of
having:
slain
Dominion
Constable
F.
H.
Gisborne
when
he
and!
Provincial
Constable
Perey
Cart
visited
the
reservation
recenUy.
!
Carr
is
believed
to
have
been
mur-
j
dered
at
the
same
time
but
his'
body
was
never
fouhd.
I
Halibut
Arrivals
Amrriran
Tauxxsh.
28.000.
AUln.
84c
and
5c.
Oslo.
Canadian
16,090.
Cold
Storage.
5.7c
of
Axel
K.
Nelson,
passed
away
na
.
.
I...
f..nnnn
In
f
VlA
Prill
TP
l
Embla.
15.000.
Cokl
Storaee.
5
Gc
Knr
I
InifpH
MaiPS
""f
Hupert
Oeneral
Hospital
where
.
she
ana
c.
Or
UIUICU
UlcUCd
r
Cape
RaMi
s.000,
CoW
storage.
IMU
f
v.v..-
I
-
5.2c
and
5c.
halrdresslng
Having
conducted
a
business
here
with
her
husband,
l
Mrs.
Nelson
was
quite
well
known'
and
her
passing
will
be
regretted
by
many
friends.
Mrs.
Nelson
was
bom
July
7,
lCf8.
in
Port
ArUiur.
Ont..
the
daughter
nf
ihe
late
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Edward
Card
of
Thanks
William
Brand
and
family
wish
to
thank
their
many
friends
for
i
their
kind
expressions
of
sympathy
.
.
.
bt
j
-
r
kMrlniv
r
..in
i
j
I.
uHHnupr
JtHp
Ift
I
uAm
.
u
.
u
.
I
,,.
f
.
.,
.
.....
....
i
carffO
-
01
ten
Canaus
u
v'"
i
I1H1.
wcnurs
"
uuiiuj
viini
inrui
wirainiinn,
irstnl
rrlne
Mlnlile
r
of
Ontario
MMhinnl
from
k
.
bv
a
former
mar-1
Mftillvll
uvt.ii
.
,uuiuu
"J
-
.
i
A.
H.
WaddlnirUm,
of
th
km!
rorp
ilivlnrlfit
ATl.iiia
..j
in
.
in
lh
MSL
Oh
be
slufeJ.for'aiTw.ini
mp.,
in
ihn
afimoan'
trnln
from
a
Wlp
to
n
wuin
Rmitners
on
.l.t.r
Mr
Rarah
Black.
In
Vanccu
.
.
II...
taxlr
v
mti
nfi
ver,
ana
a
uruum,
war
ve
man
m
Toronto,
a
Fire
inspector
nv
M.
married
w
mr.
i""""
iiinir
o.
'
-
-----
.
i
u-j
t
t
it.
,
0.,
,.,H
wsh..
January
ir.
iv.
"u
iwnu
hss
auun
offWal
dutl.
years.
Funeral
Notice
Tlie
funeral
will
take
pHetn
lit
l
TlllCe
HUpCIV
iW
(VUl
VI
MIV
J.
W.
VMUIlT-
UI
IV1I3.
tnnn.
V..V
11.
H
VI.
Baseball
Scores
SATURDAY
SCOKLS
National
League
Brooklyn
8,
New
York
4.
Philadelphia
2.
Boston
6.
Chicago
C.
Pittsburg
4.
St.
Louis
4.
Cincinnati
11.
American
League
Cleveland
1.
Chicago
2.
Detroit
3.
St.
Louis
4.
Boston
6.
Philadelphia
7.
SUNDAY
SCOKLS
American
League
New
York
5.
Washington
2.
Detroit
2-12,
St.
Louis
3-3.
Cleveland
5-4,
Chicago
12-3.
Boston
10.
P.M,'W,hla
3.
National
Lragur
Philadelphia
3-0,
Boston
0-3.
Brooklyn
4.
New
York
5.
Chicago
4.
Pittsburg
5.
St.
Louis
8-2.
Cincinnati
6-2.
MONDAY
SCOKLS
National
League
Philadelphia
3.
Brooklyn
7.
St.
Louis
4,
Chicago
7.
New
York
7,
Boston,
4.
American
lagu
Washington
7.
!hllaMpbja
3,
Detroit
1
-S.
Cleveland
2-1
Boston
0,
New
York
5.
defence
counsel,
for
dismissal
of
he
action,
he
reserved
decision.
KILLED
IN
INTERIOR
was
thrown
out
but
she
was
pinned
under
the
vehicle,
the
Internal
in-
juries
she
sustained
causing
her
i
death.
An
Inquest
was
held
at
which
I
death
was
determined
to
have
been
of
accidental
cause.
VERNON,
July
3:
(CP)
The
three
Indian
brothers
of
i
Canford
Reservation
near
Merritt
Richardson,
Eneasjlfll
T
CH
(XM
and
Alex
George
were
found
guilty
of
murder
Saturday
i
IaIIjIjJLiJL
Vl
i
iiiyia
aim
were
eaui
iueiiceu
uy
iur.
justice
uenis
luur-i
11111X1
k
IXT
"'Tragedy
Overtakes
Party
of
Alpin-
ists
Led
by
Dr.
Neal
Carter
i
Of
This
City
!
Alex
Dagleish
of
Vancouver,
aged
34.
a
member
of
the
Alpine
Club
of
J
Canada,
was
killed
while
climbing
Mount
Waddington
late
last
wee
as
a
member
of
a
party
headed
by
Dr.
Neal
Carter,
director
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimen
tal
Station.
C.
W.
Dawsen.
accountant
of
the
local
branch
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Princes
Louise
yesterdav
momlrar
from
Victoria
wr.ere
ne
has
been
spending
a
vacation.
Mrs.
ln
us
h4rf
nf
the
KOVtm-
ment.
AWARDS
$
1
5,000
AGAINST
ALBERTA
PREMIER
"Second
Revolution"
In
Germany
Being
Put
Down,
Country
Placed
In
Military
Dictatorship
Now
against
the
e
f
f
I
!
.
.
i
.1
-
1
.1.
-
t
1
sued
an
official
estimate
today
placing
the
number
killed
a
result
of
Baturday
t
outbreak
i
.
below
sixty
regular
courts
of
justice
will
handle
offenders
3j
Nazi
txgime.
The
Nazi
press
department
is-
t.
nla
rut
for
Ntadtcfc.
the
hone
of
Prtatdant
Paul
van
Htndetburg,
to-nlfht
leaving
the
dlapoattloh
of
the
vice-chancellorship
unaetUd.
Al-tboufh
Vtrr
-Chancellor
Fran
von
Papen
had
not
yet
resigned,
it
waa
freely
staled
thai
Premier
Ooering
waa
slated
to
succeed
him.
Yeotrrday
President
von
Hlnden-burg
charted
the
Retehawchr
with
-
iins
dlatrteU
wUI
proee
of
par-
being
responsible
for
von
Papens
.
.t
inlereai.
In
telling
about
it
safely
and
aald
that
If
harm
betel
ui
that
wry
second
man
la
mi
him.
a
state
of
stt
would
be
tk-
Tin
boy
are
training
si
cw.
m
mu
in
the
rrsUurant
snkliers
cellor
HlUer
congratutaUng
him
on
i!
subscrtptteru
lor
the
buUd-
siring
the
country
from
a
danger-5
f
an
air
fleet
Everything
mdl-
ous,
situation
war
preparations
j
Incident
Lxplainrd
Ar
incident
which
Is
not
uneotn-
BSU.IN.
July
3:
tCPt-The
Nail
m
Germany
occurred
to
the
party
has
announced
that
when
r
while
In
Hamburg
The
boa
capt
Brneat
Roehm.
leader
of
the
"
whirh
he
waa
riding
waa
stopped
Nui
storm
troop
waa
arrested
at
very
person
searched.
The
the
end
of
laat
week,
he
and
other
'
waa
done
to
all
pedestrian
storm
troop
keaders,
who
were
taken
".ais
and
private
can
were
stepped
with
him.
were
found
engaged
in
a
f
totally
failoalng,
the
sensational
on
Saturday
In
which
.nos
-
-
.
as
Vivian
MacMillan
and
Her
Father
Win
Case;
Judge
Does
Not
Agree
.Mr.
Justice
Ives
Does
Not
Enter
Judgment
and
Reserves
Decision
on
Defence
.Motion
For
Dismissal
of
Action
EDMONTON,
July
3:
(CP)
The
jury
in
the
civil
court
action
of
Vivian
MacMillan
against
Premier
J.
E.
Brown-lee
of
Alberta,
after
deliberating
for
more
than
five
hours
Saturday
night,
upheld
the
girl's
case
and
awarded
$5000
damages
to
her
father,
Alan
MacMillan,
and
$10,000
to
,
Miss
MacMillan.
The
suit
was
on
the
grounds
of
seduction.
Mr.
Justice
Ives,
the
presiding
judge,
disagreed
with,
the
verdict
i
and
did
not
enter
judgment.
On
the
t
I
if
I
VI
ari
I
lJ
vir
1
1
I
bVT
(NT
motion
of
M.
M.
Porter,
associate
via
v
ivi
1
DAY
HERE
Good
Celebration
Grotto
Took
Softball
Honors
and
Legion
Soccer
Trophy
The
Prince
Rupert
Football
Association
held
a
very
successful
ceie-
brati&n
of
Dominion
Day
yester-
j
.
.
.
jiayJhe.
weasher
while
cloadyt
;
wd?
.Mrs.
Edith
Annie
Smith
of
Houston
nevertheless,
favorable
and
all
ar-Loses
Life
in
Automobile
rangements
for
the
day
went
off
Accident
without
a
hitch.
The
proceedings
started
with
the
Mrs.
Edith
Annie
Smith,
who
re-
Parade
tmm
Armory
to
Acro-slded
two
miles
west
of
Houston
on
Hiu
Grounds,
a
large
number
a
farm,
died
on
Friday
afternoon
j
f.Udrcn-
Ied
b7
tn
BojW
Band,
last
an
hour
and
a
half
after
she'taklng
had
been
Injured
in
an
automobilel
M"
at
round-
accident.
With
her
husband.
George
!
and
Panut5
Wf
c
distributed
and
a
vrom
of
enlldren's
races
William
Smith,
she
was
driving
to-
11
"'
there
keen
brtng
competi-while
wards
her
home.
The
car
stalled
enintr
tin
the
narrow
rnart
nil
,
steen
hill
onri
sllnnrt
hark
anrf
!
1x1
Dominion
Day
softbaU
fl-
over
an
embankment.
Mrs.
Smith!
nal.
Grotto
defeated
Elks
6
to
3.
Canadian
Legion
captured
.hp
coveted
Dominion
Day
football
cup
with
a
one
to
nu
victory
over
the
Merchants,
the
sole
goal
being
made
in
the
second
half
by
Charlie
BapUe.
.
In
the
Junior
football
game.
Borden
Street
School
defeated
Booth
Memorial
2
to
1.
Mrs.
Brand
Is
;
Laid
at
Rest
'uneral
Yesterday
Afternoon
From
Chapel
of
B.
C.
Undertakers
To
Fairview
Cemetery
I-
The
funeral
of
the
late
Mrs
William
Brand
was
held
yeatemaj
afternoon
from
the
chapel
of
B.C
Undertakers
to
Fairview
Cemetery,
a
number
of
friends
being
in
attendance
to
pay
final
tribute
of
reaped
and
sympathy.
The
service
was
conducted
by
Rev.
Dr
F
W.
Dafoe.
pastor
of
First
Baptist
Church,
and
W.
Vaughan
Davies
presided
at
the
organ.
Hymns
wer
Lead
Kindly
Light"
and
"Nearer
Mv
Ood
to
Thee."
Pallbearers
were
Gordon
Moorr
Max
Crossman.
Norman
McLeod
William
Miller.
WMliam
Duncan
Dawson
and
child
are
remaining
and
Robert
McKay.
in
Victoria
for
a
while
Kmger
to
There
were
a
number
of
fiorai
visit
with
relatives.
ritHMILU
BKOWNLEE
IS
KLSIGMNG
EDMONTON.
July
3:
(CP
Premier
J.
E.
Brownlee
has
in-
formed
Lieutenant
Governor
V
Walsh
that
he
will
re-
offerings.
T
rrovlndal
Constable
F.
Olami
'of
Smtthers
arrived
In
the
ettv
jfrom
the
interior
on
Saturday
POST
'afternoon's
train
and'
Killprt
thai
'vVnlnr
nn
t.h
Pr)tvi
Umwt
tnr
Vanfrouvcr.
He
had
In
his
custody
an
Insane
patient
from
Smith
n
I
ior
fcssonaaie,
a
ooy
oi
juvenile
ts
tf
n
m
nlafta1
n
tv
.
.
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a
svj
vu
Mtviu
ui
utuui'
.4,1
for
three
years
and
ink
HuVr
of
PrnJthfrs.
who
hajs
p
sc:
enf,ed
three
months'
mpr.
-onmrnt
atOkalla
forassauX.