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MOVE .° MADE TO END DEPRESSION —
LIBERAL POLICIES REVIEWED BY LEADER OF OPPOSITION —

 

   
  

Bumper Meeting Hears
Pattullo Discourse on |
Provincial Questions

Economic Consortium Between
Britain, Germany and France >
Is Announced Today in Paris =~

D ATTULLO | Loan of $680,000,000 te Be Offered to Provide Work in si

Smaller Depressed Countries With Prospect That 4
Larger Ones Will Derive Direct and . ty
IS HEARD. Immediate Benefit _

' PARIS, Nov. 16:—Formation of a tripartite economic
consortium among France, Germany and Great Britain

 

 

 

Unemployment Relief, Governmental Finances and Taxa-
tion, Redistribution and Pacific Great Eastern Are |
Among Topics Discussed at Meeting

 

 

Policies of the Liberal party in regard to unemployment
relief, governmental finances and taxation, redistribution,
the Pacifie Great Eastern Railway and a number of other

 

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public matters of importance were discussed by T. D. Pat- "OMe Geenamee oa | w as announced today by Raymond Patenotre, Under Se- 5
, Member of the Legislature for Prince Rupert and ‘cretary for National Economy. The first project will be .
leader of the British Columbia Opposition, in addressing

| the offering of a seventeen billion franc lean for the elec-

 

 

    
 

 

 

 

 

 

last night in the Moose Hall one ofy De ression Plan |trification of railways in Poland, Rowmania, Iraq _ _and
t | public meetings Which | o.. put it is the duty of government Pp Portugal. The sum is equivalent tot . #
has been held in Prince Rupert in| ,,, supervise the welfare of the | spproximately $680,000,000. vo
recent years, SO large was the at-| .opie Government cannot be con- Urges National Board With a View| ‘The Paris edition of the New York RECITAL IS Noeky
endance that, even before the ap-| ited entirely along business to Restoring Purchasing Power | Herald-Tribune said that France| Pry
pointed time of opening, provision | j,,, , and Good Times | ind Great Britain each would pro-| a.
e made for additional seat- Mr. Pattullo asked his audience pore vide forty percent of the loan and | ENJ YAB
nmodation. Mr. Pattullo) ir) was no peculiar that, during Less business in government and| sermany twenty percent. M. Pate- i * 4
about an hour and a half the last four years, the opposition more government in business was | notre said that guarantees as to in-| jjne Concert Staged By Prince Ru-
given a warm reception) had always voted on behalf of the the prescription for the curing Of| surance, security and non-compe- | pert Philharmonic Society
itive hearing. In view of mass of the people while the gov- the present depression which was tition in industrial bidding would | we
hat no election campaign |.mnment had voted consist ntly. on} offered by T. D. Pattullo, leader of | constitute the underlying principles! One of the best performances yet it
bin progress, the large size of the| he side of special interests 1¢c Opposition for British Columbia} of the organzation. presented by the Prince Rupert
iiendance might be taken as a to-} Liberal Platform and M@mber of the Legislature for| “We foresee a return to.prosperity Phuharmonic Soeite\y,. .ex-Prince *
Mio? the interest Which is taken "sy pattullo then turned his at-| Prinée Rupert, in a luncheon ad-[by the natural process of develop- mupert Singers, was the recital “
HPince Rupert people in public} antion and dealt at some length ress before the Prince Rupert| ment of industrialization.” M. Pate- staged last night in First United ¥
hi nd as @ persona! tribute ©} with the recent convention of the Gyro Club on Tuesday. Mr. Pattullo| notre said. “The unemployed in| Shurch before a large and appre- i
 Pattullo, W. O. Fulton occupied Liberal party in Vancouver at which! T. D. Pattullo, Leader of Opposition wa LSCUSSE rovincia - predicted that, out of the, present) «mafier depressed countries Will be | iative audience which nicely filled
‘i and spoke very briefly in he platform of the party had been| es before large audience in Moose Ha! night condition of world affairs, would| <iven work while the jobless in the place.
Mr, Pattullk formulated. He referred to the ‘fact | - soon emerge a state of “socialized | larger countries will be reliéved by| Choruses, quartettes, solos, etc.. 4
ng, Mp. Pattullo stated | 15+ it had been the largest political vapitalism.’ the operation of factories.” as well as the numbers by assisting
th is NOL his intention to iwell | nor vention ever held in the pro TLLINOIS ROOSEVELT As a means of bringing about a wasps acilbiteipalsiidoan urtists ‘were all greatly enjoyed by /
{ ipon the deficiencies Of} yi ,.e some twenty-six or twenty permanent improvement, Mr. Pat- he audience and numerous favor-
he Tolmie administration which] ..vern resolutions which had bee! ullo stabed that he would set up in A i ible comments on the presentation ,
=cgarmheaorseee mcm} ~— DISORDER) AS BETTER Sze | conn riage
¥ f too much like “flogging | po. on general subject yperate and collaborate with indu: GOOD TIME Direction was in the capable
a ce f One resolution had recommended ee oe ry with a view to bringing about hands of H. N. Brocklesby, conduc-
As f rtyism, Mr. Pattullo ag that a measure of state health in better relations between production or of the Society, and Charles P.
rr rabid partizanship should) vance be effected at the earliest! Trouble Breaks Out When Unem- | President-Elect ‘To Go To Wash-|and consumption, creating a wider, Flies Thirteen Hundred Miles Non-| Balagno was piano accompanist. et
be t not partyism. “The Lib possible date. One object of this wa ployed Demonstrators , Pack ington Next Woek—President pread of employment with a Stop Across Sahara to Land at The recital was staged in support
eral part Mr. Pattullo declared lta bring about a betterment of cor Galleries of Legislature Hoover in Favor of working day of less hours and work- Gao on a River £ the work of the central relief
exist iS a machine organiza l ditions for the people and another} —-— Extension ng week of less days and paying a committee for which George Mit-
tine e benefit of the party or i ieee +} y ¢ treatir SPRINGFIELD. Tllino No fy “ ite of wages adequate to provide | Flyi ~~ d hell was in charge of arrange-
teW viduals but for the pu pe nle in institution Police had to be called in }j ALBANY, N York, No 16 uch a Standard of living as science ying 0 ay ments
pose of advising the public from|- Speakit » on the subject of ed terday to quell a near riot in the | Sitting up th-backed br nd invention has made possibl ; The program was as follows: , i
Un on questions of sound] .tign upon whi the convent tamber of the Illinois State i wl he had be spendir five As a means of immediate although | Bids Fair to Ac chieve Her Ambition Organ Recital—‘“Mighty Lak a >
Ihad passe "e tion favor i ure, O undred unemployea | day iffes } in attack of} emporary relief, Mr. Pattullo said} of Beating Husband's Time For ; Rose,” (Nevin); “Two Preludes.”
mught, Mr. Pattullo pre-| ine establist I proper 1 en trat ud ul th fuer Elect } } vould lay out a st heme of large | Flight to Capetown Chopin); “Londonderry Air,” (Arr.
( x0on going to take po tions betwee vol board se 1) the gaueri¢ in whe n D. Roose ewspaper- | public works of essenWa and desir- | ¢ ee Willan); Miss 8. Olafson, A.T.C.M.
a he world. He pointed to neninina tis a the erfunatins e of the urte to peak,|m veste! jlans i } ble character which he would use| DAKAR Senegal, French West Choir—Come Lassies and Lads.”
the fa t President-Elect RoOse~ "gens -tm , hy " vubundant b It to tion t { i war|the national credit to finance so|Africa, Nov. 16:—Amy Johnson,| (Bridge): “The Fortune Teller’s
ve United States claimed to mvay of the educational aatem of | Otic: vbo f-an-hour to 1 h Hoover ha hat practically all those who were| British aviatrix, successfully cros- | Song,” (Fanning); “Boreas,” (Pal-
be beral Di a tii with a view to bring-| Store the tranquility of th han nvite I \ ungton to di | being looked after by the govern-|sed the Sahara Desert yesterday, | mer)
of the Liberal govern-|,,, anil improvements, Mr, Pat- | ™ fr. Roo that he}ment today would be given work at] landing at Gao on the upper we Recitatton—“His Own Obituary,”
n British Columbia from 1916 co i nents ant tie a oped b ) ) Jeave at the|reasonable wages resulting in a re-| River, and took off today for ; Miss Beryl Birch
to 199 been: replete with mea i at aaheeiial ie tes irst of n vi i il} storation of their purchasing power | Duala on the Gulf of Guinea She} Mixed Quartette—“Crossing the
sure ned for the benefit of| 1, a .e people pay for edu “= PARTY AT pital ind a stimulation of business ed intended to get as far south as| | Bar,” (Marsh), Mesdames Brock-
the ir e life of the people, Mr sian being given in the sc! Hoover for Extension If there was another war Niamey but was obliged to stop * | lesby and Miller, Messrs. Hunter and
Pat erted, As a member of! 1, the matter of tax ‘TO! C., Nov. 16 norrow, there would be inflation Gao =e : we nan — eee Lincoln P A
tration he had no apo-|pattutio pointed out that t part LOW EBB = Hert over. ¥v re uch as there was in the last war.|short of that point = fligh to} Mixed Chorus “The Ash Grove,
, fer for the legislation it , ty 9 ot mn recor s favoring a Ww a mory.| Zvery last man and every last dollar}Duala is three hundred mile: On} (Dunhill); “Can Ye Sew Cushions?”
had bes ‘ : ee ? red ‘ : : . 2 vould be used to win the war. In}landing there, the route will follow | (Arr Bantock): “The Eriskay Love
W : eres aa tter than review and overhaul of th ~ tl {Republicanism in United States in - tron r : Mo Alt : peace are we going to allow things] the coast, a distance of nearly three | Lit (Arr Robertson).
a ‘Mr Salen “the re cal 3 ie 2 ‘at a ites _| Ware aeemeney Cal Sen eee cain 7 tI kl ; D ; as to drift so that the whole constitu-| thousand miles, to Capetown | Male Voice Chorus—“Wait Till Ah ;
trab +s eitiedins ‘Mnlance | “euks Bay i We tation Deal Following Election salt toute ted his invitation | tion is in danger of becoming sub-| It is now believed that Amy mae Put On Ma Crown,” (arr Reddick)
ine . ; ' : a: : ‘ eg verted?” asked Mr. Pattullo a good chance of beating the re- Violin Solo—‘“Sehon Rosmarin.’
berey co it must be remem- | wages and salaries being exempted ; ae eu ne a Mr. Patt decried the principle cord of her husband for the flight)( Kreisler) “Humming Bird,”
vernment is not busi- from taxes. The one percent tax of NEW YORK. N 16 A new’) internat rt The Pre os “ m ; mploy- from England to Capetown. She| (prdla). Mis Nell piiaiaeienes 2
— | I nt ! attullo pal i n the matter of: ient is reporte { look uno ,, | Of the dole as a means of unemploy rdla), iss Nellie Lawrence, ac
the Tolmie government Mr. Pattu st ee ; : 9 canine oe a ‘P . ment relief and, while admitting gained considerable time by not! companied by Miss Molly Lawrence. ‘a
| Y ldescribed as iniquitous, being a tax} leadership with ti : : - = o nw ! a ) nor vente * that some revision of the present stopping at Comomb Bechar on the} Mixed Chorus “The Challenge of
’Committed that even newsboys were subject t I 5 ind " : — Pag vane obey ul as necessary ce ic system seemed necessary, edge of the Sahara Desert. Her hus- | Thor.” (Elgar).
| pay ; * thacle shih om - et 1 owing the me . declared that he would rather live band, on his flight, halted there) Mixed Chorus “Were You
For Trial In bar ae ee te an é ‘of t "Gra ¢ Old Parts i }under the capitalistic system, with before setting out across the des-| There?” (Burleigh); “By Babylon's
f rovin oO } l

|the provi hein thai, Mend cxf die teiiaenn® eieadiens: Melk aaah its wonderful individual freedom, ert (Continued on Page 3)
S C t Pere” an a te rae : 1 TI! e crushing defeat inflicted a ra ither than under a socialistic state The course from Oran to Gao
: tewart our on on ~ a ae ee we Sm wig of Utal Jones of the individual was nothing ag ~~ ae iaiodtar ane Riding of Atlin j
ok ee | taken wp with the federal authori- | Washington, Moses of New Hamp- TO BE \ FAST but a pawn es eee ee

aviatrix for thirty hours caused} .
Cr j hiy na } } muner veteran lead Believes ™ sa nein ee M B b li h d
MmMitied ‘ i { xc if the party ci int wel mire ari Met ome . ie tial on snitiithintis }
eg | for trial on Monday ties if the party came in ° P ape poe gatstaryy cen FAs Mr. Pattullo defended the two- considerable anxiety ay e A 0 sne
~bendiary Magistrate H. W In regard to finance, the Libera

 

Dodd t t {| nal Mr. Pattullo declared, wa Never before in the history of, Wales to Officially Open New a party system of government and| Es Shere
fwart on a charge O!) policy, M! aVUUNO Ceeins : ' - ' ’ Par . od S 5, ’
having m . . I f keeping current expenditure} the country have the fortunes o Ster Parliament Buildings }compared the United States, a two- Interior Weather Readjustment of Skeena and Prince
or i explosives under a!/one of keepin ' ohn at ich a hel as narty country, where 120.000,000 | ‘

br Joseph Naggahobba will be! in line with current revenue so that | Republican Rupert Constituencies
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Ves eS eine | A . would not be deficit The | ebb LONDON, Nov. 16--The Prince (Continued on page three) | Mooted a
Rupert tosis oa city on the Princ ' there ¥ - . ie aide inate! of Wales left London yesterday fo - — Terrace—Snowiry, qalm, tem-| . .
ort} horrow evening from the | Kidd report 0 oe 4 Sta Pilot William 8S. Grey of New) Liverpool where he will embark on! Mr. and Mrs. C. W Daws son ar-, perature 28 | VICTORIA, Nov. 16:—It is repor-
en Your wanes before Judge F withstanding be rare 2 as al York and hi Fairchild plane,|a special steamer for Belfast to of-| rived in the city on the Prince Ru-| Smithers—Snowing, calm 16 | ted here that the riding of Atlin is
‘or election —— oe aa ' ill ee |which is being shipped to Alaska) ficially open the new Ulster Par- pert this morning from Victoria,} Burns Lake—Snowing, calm 10. |to be merged with Prince Rupert
A 4 ‘Se ee gra a a a, gohan: nito be reassembled following a liament Buildi: it Stormont Mr. Dawson being here to succeed | ’ : jand a anal pats 56 See ee
Whe i Parlow, district forester,| there had : ae current expen-|crash at Telkwa, left for the Extensive preparations were be-|G. O. Treleaven as accountant in| Wilfrid Trounson, who arrived in|be tacked on to Skeena in the pro-
Offic. On & trip to Victoria current revenws + nd then |north on the Prince Norah this/ing made at Belfast against pos-|the lotal branch of the Bank of! the city yesterday from Anyox, left! posed redistribution bill which it is “
ae ‘al business, returned to the|diture only in two ¥ rn a. ‘lion morning. Fairbanks is the destina-| sible hostile demonstrations against | Montreal. Mr. Treleaven has been | on this morning's train for Sy as- | planned to bring before the Legis-
Rup — the south on the Prince|the total was , ) Men ry 3 lijion of the pilot and plane jthe Princ ‘ers insferred to Victork | tika, Ont j lature early in the New Year,
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