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Huidson
Piers Swept Byll
C, pg
One d And 250 Hurt In New D9
York’s Biggest Riverfront Fire
_Loss Up T; -Last Night
Estimated At
iiw Piisiiiiiig,
P
lllll BE NAMED
I M
MED|lllElY
(Associated Press)
Ben
ect
for
Pre
for
et is invested with executive
ilawer. This procedure was followed
in UM when President Carnot was
assassinated at Lyons "
the present oese the election
irould be by the old Chamber of
Deputles._although the terms of the
incmbers of that chamber have ex-
pired and France is in the process
In
race
in
l'n
the second ballot for the new
rhamber, scheduled for sunday.,
w uid take place irrespective of` M
what might happen to President
Doumer.
' t
COMING EVEN i`S,
` v had_not been used for some years' D ff Lib _ i
 Eqc revlous to having been fired rec- w:0'de(clm_'cd ";;g€°;1:2n3ui;l;°r;"al
l
T ‘
"Buying no more Logs before °
December at Comptorra Mills. B516 reslrdlng the discovery of the
rats-ii-ii-ai. rovoivor.
°'Mt. Stewart Club loading hogs
gi/aiadnesday morning from 7 until ‘t
. _ is
_ earl ii-'1-ii
' -l / " s
"North Wiltshire Club loading
lion 'rniu-oday, may im. int with
‘°°r'~‘ll1r¥- » asia-5-1-ai
#1
"Hunter River Club loading hogs
Thursday. M»y_iath, list with neo-
frtrirv. - - .. _ solos-'i-u
"Biz Dance Loi as Holi Monday.
May oth. Special Orchestre., Ice
Cream. Refreshments zssa-s-1-ri.
“Seeds on hand for distribution. .
“fills bags. Cash on delivery. W. D.
M55- Btorotlfy, UICI Instituto.
- 2908-5-'1-ll.
"Buntn River Dramatic Club
Pftrcrt their play “The City llieller"
in Hunter River Masonic hail. wed-
nesday. May llth. If not fine, i‘lrst~
ire night. ~ ma-s-'i-ii.
"come to the concert in Bprllla
"mr B°ll°ol. Monday night, May ii.
it a o'c1ock. Beat city talent.
mi-ali-ai
=~Lii‘2;‘““° °'“° “ir
"wi or  ; the ueu»i'dev.
*ll hors man oo nrovioudy lima.
, » mi-s-1-ii
'°x°|l!'t"_=“_Cro|s Dramatic Club
"Wilt "Under glue ga", oi-apaud
W°4Mlday litiiil I! ‘weather on-
"'°r»ble,i‘niuuiiey. coca mein-
""~ -:.3 . aah-s-1-si
“Now ftoeciioi 1 on
a , or -
llyrrwmma a°i'r°iy
"1 UIUC  bottle inspect-
‘°l° -~  .. e under-
ulmg R Y' I 1" forsale.
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iii.-
2000000
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ident Will Not In-
teriere With To-
morrow’s B all o t-
ing.
Ellfl.-ll AS
onfla rationscufuulfn
_i
dt
PARIS, May 6-If President Dou- el
nioi-“slugs  ighrxbxczpdgeshlf hone spectator, Ralph sludge, 47 nm
;l:sVhv;ii;l`;ic°i;i;e;.imlr;iie:<li.ist]eg 3:2; ‘gionbiaze and upwards of 250 fire pe
°’;§;°;r’;°;;f1‘;°:;’“;ll :::'ev‘;‘:;";i;: :nd flames, including chief John
slngniiufgould become vacant ‘ John L Dorman
e
Lin y
re
l
me intend between me Seven hundredvflremeii, compris-
ncy and the election me “b_ ing the greatest army of fire iight-_
"'°-i-i-r-*---_=-
. i '
Is Thought To
ntly. No other details were avail
eotlons become since the aged
(Canadian Press) I
ous oonflagration, born in a wisp I of
smoke. swept the Hudson River ‘= Pa
rs of the Cunard Steamship at
es today and continued down da.
e path of destruction tonight. ch
had destryoeil e. $2,000,000 dock the
ho
ther side of the main locale me
d'ed of injuries attendant on my
e had been hurt by acrid fumes
McElligott and Commissioner
<Continu$d on Page 10)
urder Gun
the
BATHURST, iv_ B., May e. (sy
apon, lg, was said, indicated it was
Bo alarmed have residents in rural
orekeeper was shot in one in-
PARIS. May 'l. <A.P.i-All France
NEW vonx. May 6.-A ireaen- in
ul Doumer on the final election
amber were that there would be
Y » _ _ ,
out toward two other piers on reI;mussi°n°
de many gains in the prelimin-
M untc Pol e only use
ia Canadian Press)-Reports to-l M '
day said that a rusty 38 calibre re- 1:; y according to the standards
volver, thought to have been usedlacce
pied. d hr iiiii
hi' the ‘““’d°'°’ °f G°°’S° S'““h'iuii time  into awoilr Hide 
“ 5°“°h T°‘““°“°h° '°°°""‘Y- md’ Guthrie Minister of .iuetloe told'
be
o d ic th who
_ e
 been found- The appearance of me the , -
‘ ' we
Machine Guns
peculating on the possible effects
the assassination of President
the Chamber of Deputies Sun-
- Opinions in the lobbies of the
i
in
gifteen hours after it started the` Mme reaction in the bauomg’ but;
l:~.~. 1 or or iarh street i ' Te Seemed w `:’°A”‘ “”""°“?"°°_‘
lm__\l_ wc; me' had gutted ‘;"two_ olrlibeiier inatthonadieai .soelailsrs
stor omce building and was reach ( b
1113
od
erals) might suffer some sight
was the Radical Socialists. of
veteran Edouard Herrlot who
election last Sunday at the ex-
(Continued on Page 10)
Preventive service who are to
down in that service wlll b
House tonight. The _Minister
being questioned by william
(Continued on Page 10)
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neo or the Republicans or Prem-I mf.; hmm Km I e of st,'.;;°1;ms_ 'whm dey hukhom M F:
Catherines, charming Canadian. wi' .uckinghsm Palace on May 12. Miss Fr
i ill ` . » .
:Lungs amz? :ginsfd "x”°’;h‘: K‘""‘t'i’“° 1'” b°°“_ 1" E"5'“"" f°' bullet wounds inflicted by n “White” Rus-
” ° "me '“°' sian fanatic who shot him down yesterday
Murderer Gets
B ri ef ` Respite
PARIS, May 8-(A.P.)-The
aSlMS|I1’s attack on President
Doumcr saved the life-for a
brief time-of Eugene Boyer, a
convicted murderer who was to
have been executed tomorrow
morning.
Govemment authorities de-
cided to postpone the execut-
P
ing at a. farmhouse to use a tele-
wom ,
husband has you covered with a re~
voiver." ' _
Fire Losses
ronowro; May e-ray ‘rho con-
ad`an Presei-Fire losses in Canada
during the week ended May 4. 1932,
are estimated by tho Monetary
Times at $839,800, as compared with
8486.175 for the previous week. and
$1,032,325 for the corresponding
week last year. From January i,
1931 to May G, 1931, fire losses |0-
telled $12,311,150 and for the cor-
responding poriod in 1932 aggregat-
ed $9.N7.265.
"Come to the dance in Emerald
Hall. Monday, May 9th, Good time,
good music. Music furnished by
.noir nevoe. V ms-5-1-ci
“Come to see "Lighthouse Nan"
at Clifton Hall, presented by the
Halpeque Y. P. B.. on Monday ev-
ening, Hay Oth at I o'cloclr. If not
Une. Tuesday evening. Admission
25 cents and 15 cents. 2894-5-'l-21.
"Come to Pownal Hall. May lilth
ette's-“Thankful for Jack" and
"Cdian memo". by the Haroibrooii
Dramatic Club. Admission 20 cents.
If not lilo llldnday 18th. come Tile!-
.day 17th. 2889-5-7-ll.
“Tha Quarterly Session of the
Grand Division sons of Temperance
P. ll. Island will be held in 0'leal'Y
Hall. on Tliuredly. Ill! 12th It 9
P. M- rhlrlr- P"l°"°1“°'°‘“' “ ° lm: or ninquemdaonir and ic
".°°°~¢»r.,\ici ‘ai\_».'»
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_ -vi,-t
li. f
o'c1ock. Silver collection
.
tance a party ci' motorists, apply-;
phono, was met at the door by a
an who said "stand back. My
An outer-touimoni and two Play- `,‘nim.- auiriot ' one roi- tae Marino
Are Turned On
Demonstraters
\
(Canadian Press)
CHICAGO, May 6-An attempt-
ed protest parade, aftermath of a
May Day disturbance in Melrose
Park. western suburb, today_ended
with the wounding of nine particl-
pants by police drected machine
gunfire. None of the wounded are in
‘a serious condition. all being shot in
the legs. The officers seized several
qof the demonstrators and dispersed
the lest. Many others were slightly
Lhurt during the brlei 'battle in the
silburb's main business district.
Immediately alter me iight. sub-
urban authorities threw a mantle of
secrecy over their activities and re-
fused any inforniaticn.
Fear Another
Schooner Lost
.____.
i-i1i1.m=~Ax, may e-(ay 'rho cm-
adlan Press)-Rieportlngthata fifty
foot mast had been lighted by tha
‘steamer Wanst/cad, C. H. Koster-
nonmmeni. what  mn
that mother schooner had been lost
oil the coast of Nova Scotia.
According te a wireless message
mlm the steamer, the mast had
part of a sail attached to it and
it had not been in the water long.
feel-s-'i-ii. '
The iioeitloneivenwanbcuteouiilu
lon.
_-;_;_i_l..
Communists Are
Kept On Move
Cl‘
SUDBURY, Ont. May 8-A Com
munist demonstration called for Bt
two c'clock this afternoon to Pro-[th
_test against the an-_est Wednesday tr
of Martin Parker and Airvo Vain. n
editors ol Vapaus, and their threat- ta
ened deportation. and to demand
the release of the fifteen Commun- t
lsts arrested on May Day. failed ln
to materialize when Sudbury police,i
augmented by a detachment from‘ti
E  Ontario Attorn-ey-General Deter- 
_ ~ __` _ mined To Ri ° ’ .
  Have Been Found ,..zr;;:;x;l.:..;:::;i:.;“:. of Tr0ub,eSo,‘f1eH.£1§e1§§9V‘”°“ ‘Q
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absorbed in the Royal Canadian `
ul Dounicr. venerable
MONTREAL' M" 6* ‘By th” cliire war on Russia.”
C“"“d‘““ P’°S”"A"’° V“"“' c°’"` Dawn was breaking as M. Doumer died.
m““'5t “dm” °f me Finnish Daily The liody was taken immediately to Elysee Palace, the
V“P““" °f S“db“’Y- Wh° W” ‘“" Pi°esident’s residence, from Beaujon Hospital.
rested in a police raid on the news-
paper, will be deported, Col. W. I-1.
Price, Ontario Attorney General,
said here before sailing aboard tlic
Canadian National Liner Lady So-
mers for a vacation in the West
Indies.
A Toronto despatch received ycs-
terday indlcatcd that the move-
ments of Vaara were surrounded by
mystery after he had been bund-
led into a large automobile with
nve plainclothes pol'cemcn and
headed south.
- i
“Doyouit dtod tv 7"*
Mr, Price vi/1a.'(lmasked.ep0r Mm Teachers Vote
He replied in the afiirmative
Continued on Pa c l0i
ASSASSIN GIVES HIS
REASON FOR. ACT
Dr. Paul Gorgulov told the
police tonight after a wiltlng
honilmrdnicnt. of questioning
that he tried to kill President
Paul Doumer that France might
declare wur on Russia.
“European stnies sermed fa-
vorable to Bolslicvlsm." thc pris-
ancc, died at 4.40 a.m. today (10.40 p.m.
idiiy, Eastern Standard Time) from two
he was attending a war veterans charity
IN UF IUSRI 0 C T gvshlbition.
' -    ‘   12 The President lingered almost exactly
. ` . ` ,, ~ = ~ - ‘  _  ,, v _ _ _M  . g hours. Seven physicians did theirutmost
 X , -V  -' 0:1 .  ‘-~.;r;.>__(i;;_"<" "`~A .~'-l-.;»;. fi ~`~»~'\-»-*to save him, resorting to numerous blood
,  ,-.  ‘ i 1 V transfusions and to the use of oxygen to
~ ,. l e e e assist his failing noni-i. '
When the end came the entire French
liinct was assembled in zi room at Beau- Pres' D°“mer G
n Hospital :idjoinlnyr the one occupied by M. Doumer. At be
e bedside were the I’residcnt’s wife, one of his daughters °m°m"`
President ol'
oner finally declared, "so I dc-
cldeil to kill the President and
muse France to declare war on
Russia.
"I had no nccompllcea. I car-
ried another pistol and a vial
of poison in my pocket.
“I planned to kill myself bc-
cause I knew my life had been
finished."
icontillucd on Page 10)
Themselves
( E ~ Salary Cut
wd congregate in Memorial Park,‘
o
'*"“"' I, and kept them mov'ng on the
(Canadian Press) ` 5*
01343
as were erected.
Soviets Are
MOSCOW. May ii. (A.P.)-
A tale of tortures inflicted on
one hundred Soviet oitlseus by
luaaian fwhiiea” alter their
arrest by Japanese gendarmas
at llbrbin, Manchu:-ia, was told
today lla a despatch from
xinbaeooyr, siber:».
Among the prisoners, the de- `
lpatoh said, was a luaaian of-
- laid 0! the Chinese Eastern
Beltway and aio wire. 'rho pru-
enan, were kept in ahah, it
said, and tortured by pouring a
mileanortliofsabieliiland. " y
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tobacco solution into their ||sa~
_ _ -_.__ .
Tortured
By Russian “Whites ’
00° Moat of thorn were examin-
ed in tba cellar of the .lupnncsc
Cflllllllll at Harbin alter
their arrml, the despatelics raid.
and than turned over in the
Ulalllon police.
_l- Blavatsky. Soviet Consul ci
lllrbha, protested the arrests
lhl tttnte treatment as "un-
Pflillilted lmpudence,” which.
he laid, apparently was intend-
tl ¢¢~ “Blu relafons between
Soviet Buda and Mani-hurlu
and lldnaol peace In the Far
hd.
7
l
I Would Seize
’ A utom obiles
(By the Canadian Pressi-Tllc inun-
icipality of York County is consid-
ering the passing oi’ ii nyc-law
which would authorize ii lc sclzc
the automobiles of ratepayers who
are delinquent in their lax returns.
A meeting of the flnaiice cnniniit-
tee of the county council, the
ichairman of which is Warden Char-
’lea s..Aiion, souihampion, viii oe
matter.
f
reel-s. AMX-lER.5”1`. N. S.. May 6- iBy
None of the leaders who are still thc Cuiiiiduii Pi~cssi-Teaclicrs of
liberty put in an appearance and Amherst common and high schools
e crowd stood at the pork en- today vctcd themselves salary re-
ance until told to move on. Last ductioiis, after hcnrlllg Mayor Char-
ighi, me pg,-ks commission. mei, ics H. Read deliver r.li address on
nd decided not to permit any more tllc io\vn’s iinriiiciul ccndition_
n air meetings in the Park. andl Tile Mayor dcclnrcd it would be
his moming signs forbidding meet-' necessary to pare expenditures to
me hon” in md" 'O “"°m "using iii-:'i~i-:oimiiuzii'.\i. uiri-'lr'i»:_ 'i'-ir
Another demonstration is ndver- the tax rntc- Tile 'rnchers volun-|riiimliilny-mli:"nd muxmmn lmpmb  *
sed for tomorrow afternoon sit 2 teercd to accept reductions of 5 per ",;_,_.’ "' ‘ A (ARL
Copper ¢mf,, -remggd go lee me °'¢|°¢|¢_ cent ontsnlaries) unter $1,000, 7 1-; }a’|m=:‘r[""i_"4|°$_;'jT"
' 1. 00 1,200 dl i J-~~ 1
pei cen on S o S an ft_ ii ‘fill _N D\$APP°\NTED “:
ur' wit ever-S1200 i»...‘..'I.'.'.'I‘_’l..' .~..' liar Winer Siisvicicas
(311
O I
FREDERICTON. N. B.. Mill' 6.
KENTVILLE, N. S., May 6-
(By The Canadian Press)-Left
speechless by an operation some
years ngo, Dr, J. B. B. Oxart
of New York today addressed
the Annapolis Valley Medical
Association through an instru-
ment which provldcs ri substit-
ute for the human V0`l‘l‘- H0
spoke for twcn’)' mlnulvs.
Reubli  Is Stunned B  Assassination,
    Rivei El£(:T|[|N mil can¢dion.cir11nEng1and. ssassinvs 
Ends The Life 0!
.Beloved President
. _-~ 1 -------->&.__.
P“s“.i¢'¢’.?.`.1'iE`§‘fr$’fvif§3F.§§ Wm c""""“E
Received Yesterdaymll 
When He Was Shot,'|'0 |S|_AND
0 Twice By “White Rus-‘ __
s i a n”--A s s a s s in N a r-  Anilouncemcnt Maile
rowly 'Escapes Lynch-‘ '
ing By infuriated Mob.
(ily Joseph E. Sh':u'ke_v, Associated Press Stuff
Correspondent)
l’AltlS. illiiy 7-(Saturday)-(A.p.)--
By Canadian Air
ways Ltd. - Will
Operate V Between
Moncton and Char-
lottetown.
MONCTON, May 0.-The (Jan--
adian Airways Liviited have decid-
ed to continue the regular daily,
except sunday, passenger aeroplane
service between Moncton and Char-
lottetown, as well as the operation
of the Moncton Flying School for
the tuition of sir pilots. according
to announcement made yesterday
by Pilot Walter Fowler. base mari-
ager for the company here. upon
his return from headquarters ai
rand Mere. Que.. where he had
en in conference with general
The P. E. I. passenger service
rl several of his physicians. I
Mme. Dounier, who gave four sons to the Republic on Wm be ’°`°5m’l"h°d °“ M°“'“f"
c lmtilcfields of the Great War, broke down completely. next’ May 9"” and the “me "ld
The President was shot by Dr. Paul Gorgulov, who TE
told police that his purpose was io “cause France to de-'
tes schedules will be announced
n couple of days.
Douks Excited
(Canadian Press)
NEI-SON. B. C.. M55' 5°-No undue
excitement occurred among the
Doukhobors in this district today
following the sentencing yesterday
of
and women Doulrhobor; to tl-ii-ag
years in the penltentlary and the
finding guilty and sentencing in
Yorklon of Peter Verlgin, Doukhob-
_ Or head, to three years for perjury.
one hundred and eightgm men
TOGIY there were i number of
Doukhobors about the provingm
Jail. mostly women. some stationed
at the front and some at the roar
of the building. lor the first time
Provincial Polio! guarding the
bu‘lding carried shotgulis,
Arrangements are underway for
he erection 67 flood light on th.
all building to make it poss'ble for
guards io continue their night worli
without _tr_ouble. Those Doukhobors
S
entenccd yesterday will remain in
he provincial jail for 30 days.
.ani
Record & Forecast ofthe Weather
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,wail sriiiiriiiii- ni .ni .i_'; i
al-iiiir ruin. l
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lrlwli r».i»|:-rl_\- uilivla: i-lunlly mid rim]
with on-nalniini ruin Siiliirilny rind
Siinllny.
liolvnr Si. l.n\\'rr‘lirv~ \`illlv~_v- .\lo<lr~r-
lilo to froali iinrthcnal winds: fair
nnil i-nnl. proliiilily some rlilii on Slin-
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lri-rli iinrlliwmll \\'|liil.<: l'i\ir mul cool
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held here on May 14 to consider pic
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