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Tuesday,
Nov.
21,
1931
FIRST
OFFICIAL
ANNOUNCEMENT
-The
first
official
announcement
has
been
made
by
Premier
Bennett
of
a
work
and
wages
scheme
for
partially
taking
care
of
the
unemployed
situation.
It
had
been
under
consideration
for
some
time
but,
doubtless,
the
public-announcement
was
made
earlier
than
would
otherwise
have
been
the
case
by
the
verdict
of
the
election
m
British
Columbia
in
which
"work
and
wages"
was
one
of
the
outstanding
factors
in
placing
the
Pattullo
administration
in
power.
It
was
a
mandale
from
the
west
which
was
likely
to
be
extended
to
the
east.
While
the
Pattullo
administration
had
nothing
to
do
with
the
Bennett
announcement
directly,
it
was
known
that
the
Premier
of
B.C,
was
about
to
visit
Ottawa
to
urge
that
policy
on
the
federal
government.
Mr.
Bennett
forestalled
the
move
by
making
the
announcement
last
night.
!
We
can
assure
Mr.
Bennett
that
anything
he
can
do
to
relieve
the
present
unemployment
situation
will
receive
our
unqualified
supjwrt
as
long
as
it
is
a
legitimate
attempt.
It
certainly
will
be
a
popular
move.
SPANISH
ELECTIONS
The
return
of
the
Royalist
party
to
power
in
Spain
as
a
result
of
the
elections
Sunday
may
have
the
result
of
plac
ing
Francis
of
Bourbon,
Duke
of
Seville,
on
the
throne
hi
that
country.
He
is
a
brother
uf
the
former
king
and
is
said
to
be
very
popular
in
Spam.
The
election
was
a
straight
fight
between
the
socialists,
who
have
been
in
power,
and
the
monarchists,
who
now
take
charge
of
affairs.
During
the
election
it
was
stated
as
a
likely
thing
that
the
monarchy
would
be
restored
if
the
royalists
won.
ONLY
WASHER
jjet
yours
.
.
.
without
delay
-before
this
sale
end?
Corresponding
Values
on
all
NorrhornMkEkctric
A.
B.C.
wm
WASHERS
There
are
only
a
few
days
left
In
which
to
take
advantage
of
this
great
opportunity
for
a
lifetime
of
easy
washdays.
Three
greet
new
ABC
Model
to
choose
from,
Model
S
shown
above;
Model
C
with
oversize
tub
and
Mode
P,
pump-equipped.
Pay
Only
$10
Down
with
the
balance
spread
over
two
yearsuand
forget.
wahdii?
tolf
and
trouble
for
the"
'
rest
of
your
life.
Special
Premium
laundry-
Bag
Every
one
attending
our
dally
washer
de
monstratlons
has1
the
privilege
of
securing
a
Laundry
Bug
worth
$1.2
for
only
15
cente.
Get
yotua
without
obligation.
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Company
Limited
ESTABLISHMENT
OF
CENTRAL
BANK
'
(Continued
from
Pace
V
.
i
..
ly
affect
the
existing
commercial
onnks
of
the
Dominion
were
m-
unwarranted.
On
the
other
fiirely
hand,
he
believed
that
a
central
bank
would
greatly
assist
them.
Incidentally,
Mr.
Bennett
paid
tribute
to
the
enviable
record
which
had
j)?!
been
achieved
by
the
Canadian
banks
In
carrying
on
so
creditably
throughout
'
the
period
of
depression.
He-
referred
to
the
fact
that
they
were
being
taken
as
a
mode!
for
the
reforming
of
the
banking
laws
of
other
countries
which
had
not
been
so
fortunate.
The
government
had
been
considering
plans
for
a
rather
extensive
program
of
public
work
construction,
stated
Premier
Bennett,
but,
in
view
of
conditions,
had
deemed
it
inadvisable
up
to
this
time
to
proceed
with
same
although
work
camps
had
been
established
under
the
direction
of
the
Department
of
National
Defence
in
various
parts
of
the
country
In
which
18,000
men
were
now
employed
and
there
had
also
been
undertaken
a
limited
-amount
of
work
In
collaboration
with
various
provinces.
In
view
of
the
steady
improvement
which
had
been
recorded
during
the
past
few
months
In
the
business.
Industry
and
trade
of
the
country
it
would
make
it
appear
reasonable
to
anticipate
that
a
reasonable
program
of
public
works
in
which
every
province
of
the
Dominion
would
parti
cipate
might
be
launched
by
spring,
thus
assisting
the
return
to
prosperity
and
the
further
encouragement
of
industrial
development.
Conditions
Improving
Premier
Bennett
quoted
from
a
number
of
industrial,
business
and
trade
Indices
to
show
how
Indus
trial
producUon,
agricultural,
farm
produce,
wheat
and
commodity
prices
as
well
as
trade
balances
of
Canada
had
all
shown
marked
lm
provement
during
the
past
six
months.
There
appeared
to
be
gen
eral
confidence
now
that
the
per
iod
of
disastrously
low
prices
was
nearlng
an
end.
The
Prime
Minister
reiterated
his
unshaken
belief
in
the
policy
of
sound
money.
Canada
occupied
a
somewhat
intermediate
position
be
tween
the
gold
and
sterling
coun
tries
Anything
else
.but
the
main
tenance
of
"sound
money,"
the
Premier
believed,
would
be
dj,as
trous
to
the
business
and
develop
ment
of
the
country
and
the
main
lenance
of
confidence.
The
object
of
his
administration,
he
declared
was
to
put
dollars
into
the
pocket1
of
those
who
today
hod
none
and,
it
the
same
time,
put
more
dollars
into
the
pockets
of
those
who
al-
eady
had
some.
Only
In
that
way
ould
security
of
the
business
an
financial
structure
of
the
eo&ntry
Ue
maintained.
Mr.
Bennett
referred
Incidentally
,
-o
the
Influence
whleh
he
had
had
to
combat
from
those,
on
(he
one
hand,
who,
without
any
definite
uan,
talked
of
setting
up
a
modern
Utopia
where
there
would
be
iilenty
for
all
and,
on
the
other,
these
who
would
apply
Nineteenth
Century
policies
to
Twentieth
Cen
lury
condition.
Increase
Note
Circulation
Oold
reserves
of
Canada
are
sufficient
to
materially
Increase
Do
minion
note
circulation
without
violating
the
principle
of
twenty-five
percent
goia-supported
currency
adouted
bV
the
world
confer
ence,
Mr.
Bennett
explained.
He
intimated
thastifoojnethod
might
oe
usea
w
.mtf
nn'nctfls
or
tne
Dominion
but
fn'snch
4
manner
is
not
to
Injure
yetf
It
.at
home
or
abroad.
''
V
The
Premier
made
,tM
statement
before
giving
'definite
assurance
that
legislation
providing
for
the
establishment
oi
a
central
bank
of
Canada
would
be
brought
down
next
session
and
Intimating
that
the
government
has
been
seriously
considering
an
extensive
program
of
public
works
undertakings,
possibly
next
spring.
Lung
Congestion
Cause
of
Death
Of
Aged
Bishop
THE
PAS,
Man.,
Nov.
21:
(CP1
Lung
congestion
resulting
from
a
severe
chill
which
he
took
two
weeks
ago
while
making
an
arduous
trip
by
dog
team
to
a
remote
missionary
post
brought
about
the
death
here
yesterday
of.
Rt.
Rev.
Ovlde
Charle-bols
O.
M,
L,
Vicar
Apostollque
du
Keewatln,
at
the
age
of
72
years.
Bishop
Charlebols
passed
away
Jn
the
Roma
a
Catholic
Hospital
here
which
he
had
been
instrumental
In
establishing.
TIH:
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday,
Novpmbcr
y,
,.t
'
Mirrmc
system
is
t
FORMALLY
AITROVEO
BY
ATHLETIC.
UNION.
NEW
YORK.
Nov.
21:
The
Amateur
Athletic
Union,
in
session
yestcrdav.
nave
its
up-
proval
to
more
than
one
nun-
4-
dred
new
athletic
records
which
have
been
set
up
dur-
ing
the
past
year.
The
Union
also
formally
amiroved
the
use
m
a
I
ai
.
...
j
t
-
I
t
of
the
metric
system
In
official
measurements
in
connection
with
amateur
athletic
events
In
the
United
States.
.
Former
Premier
Of
Japan
Escapes
From
Assassin
TOKYO.
Japan.
Nov.
21:
Former
Premier
Wakatsukl
of
Japan
had
a
narrow
escape
from
assassination
at
the
hands
of
a
fanatic
who
wielded
a
knife
in
a
Tokyo
railroad
station
yesterday.
The
assailant
was
captured.
Today's
Weather
Prince
Rupert
Raining,
moder
ate
southeast
wind:
barometer.
30.02;
temperature.
4:
sea
ehoppy.
Dead
Tree
Potat
Overeast,
light
southeast
wind:
barometer.
30:00
tempera
tare.
4T;
sea
choppy.
Langara
Island
Overcoat,
strong
southeast
wind;
sea
moderate.
Triple
IslafMl
Overcast
moder
ate
southwest
wind;
sea
moderate.
HaseKen
Cloudy,
win),
34.
Smith
rs
Part
etewly,
eakn,
mild.
Burns
Lake
Clear,
calm.
30.
Judge
W.
E.
Ffchcf
left
on
last
evening's
train.
Isr
SmHfcers
where
he
will
conduct
x
session
of
County
Court.
IrdamiicG
Lingers
On
"I-
Tna!
rnellow
ff(5crrtfjBli
'.
distinctive
of
-
Og
den's
I
Cut
Plug.
You
jutt
can't
mittaka
it.
No
wonder
men
like
it...
this
richer,
cooler,
more
chetfful
tobacco
that
makes
a
pipe
taste
so
much
better.
Every
whiff
of
Ogden's
is
a
proof
of.
its
quality
...a
true
delight,
a
lingering
fragrance.
OGDEN'S
CUT
PLUG
you
"roll
your
own",
iw
Og
Jen's
fine
cut
cigareUe
Uhacto
and
Chant
teter
tignrtlle
paprrt
'HOOP
PLAY
VERY
FAST
Srnlor
Caters
Tut
on
Hrtt
(iame
of
Lvenlaf
,
U
X
IC
A.
Colin
to
Toe
liy
llratisg
Crotto
Senior
League
C.
N.
R.
A,
45;
Orotto,
34.
Ladies'
League
Cmnees,
I;
Cer-dinals.
11.
Intermediate
League-Warriors,
14
.
High
School.
26.
Junior
League
Piashaa,
1;
Tro-Jans,
19.
Oyed-ln-wuol
basketba-ll
fans
and
fanettoa
sat
in
on
four
fast
I
I
league
games
;aat
night
with
ttie
I
senior
hoop
squad
nutting
on
the
j
best
game
of
the
evening.
The
C.
N
It.
A.
took
the
lead
in
that
division
by
defeating.
the
Orotto
45-34
in
a
free
shooting
loose
checking
match.
In
the
first
half
the
two
teams
played
neck
and
neck
up
to
five
minutes
before
time.
Then
C.
N.
ft
A.
turned
on
the
heat
and
ran
in
five
baskets
without
a
retpome
from
the
tobacco
boys
with
seore
1
23-13
at
the
breather.
In
the
second
half
both
teams
opened
upland
went
to
work
and
speeded
up
the
game
with
Referee
Bklnner
sending
the
Morrison'
trio
and
OlUta
to
the
showers
with
four
ffonls
tacked
on
them.
The
tobacco
boys
cut
down
the
O.
tf.
lead
five
points
but,
in
the
latter
part
of
the
game,
the
trainmen
had
the
situation
welf
in
hand
and
ran
out
winners
45-34.
Ladles'
League
Lll
Lowe
and
her
Cardinals
went
to
the
top
of
the
Ladles'
League
by
!
sinking
Ella
Steen
and
her
Comets
11-8
In
a
listless
game.
The
High
School
machine
clicked
rof
the-
second
time
this
season
in
Intermediate
League
and
Nakle
and
i
his
crew
romped
home
with
a
28-
14
victory
over
the
Warriors,
l
In
the
Junior
League
starter
the
Flashes
went
down
before
the
attacking
Trojans
llMfl.
Senior
League
I
C
N,
R
A.
-Johnson
(10),
Stiles
FORD
ECONOMY
TEST
RUN
A
continuous
10,000
mile
run
of
a
Ford
V8
was
completed
in
Winnipeg
on
Tuesday.
October
17,
and
a
large
crtthniateUe
crowd
hteh
Had
fqilowwl
the
performance
of
the
car
assembled
to
welcome
it
at
the
Legislative
Building.
When
the
results
of
the
test
were
made
public
the
first
reaction
was
one
of
amniement
that
an
8-cyllnder
automobile
could
operate
so
economically;
the
second
reaction
one
of
enthusiasm
that
such
a
feat'
was
possible.
Thetest
ear
was
on
the
road
continuously
from
Oetober
4th
to
October
ITlh,
travelling
under
all
kinds
of
conditio
n-btli
road
aiid
weather.
The
route
travelled
was
from
Winnipeg
to
Yorkton.
via
Dauphin,
returning
to
Winnipeg
via
Brandon.
Botasevain.
Morden
and
Carman.
The
total
mileage
for
the
round
trip
was
Tit
miles,
and
route
was
covered
thirteen
times.
The
object
of
the
teat
was
to
prove
how
economically
the
Man-powered,
speedy
elaht-cyllrtder
standard
Koctl
car
ceuld
be
operate,
and
tlie
final
results
shown
below
are
most
gratifying
and
satisfactory,
not
only
to
the
sponsors
of
the
teat,
hut
to
all
porrhascni
and
propectlve
purchasers
of
a
truly
modem
automobile.
The
ear
used
was
not
a
new
unit,
but
bad
already
traveled
ovr
11.00a
miles
before
the
test
was
made
and
was
standard
In
every
way.
no
special
equlpmeut
of
any
kind
bring
used
Twenty-five
dllferent
drivers,
under
the
Jurisdiction
of
a
checker
from
the
Coutest
Board
of
the
Manitoba
Molar
League,
niloted
the
car
through
the
most
diversified
road
and
weather
conditions
that
could
possibly
be
experienced.
A
lot
of
the
territory
covered
was
ver
hrtly.
pruetieally
all
of
It
being
ever
loosely
gravelled
road,
which
are
not
conducive
to
the
meat
economical
operation.
The
drivers
experienced
ratn,
leg
and
snow,
and
unhwttttaHesy.
for
by
far
the
greater
period
of
the
teat,
strong
head
wind
wnr
et
countered.
On
two
particular
days
triexe
winds
eooM
be
cawaed
aa
galea.
Temperatures
ranged
from
70
deereea
above
sera
go
ft
daw
as
below
freezing,
and
during
the
whose
teat
only
one
day
seal
realty
be
termed
a
favorable
one
for
an
eeunemy
teat
ran.
In
spite
of
these
factors
the
ftauree
are
ameeJrtf.
seat
saveffcl
complete
runs
were
made
where
sjatoMnr
mUcssc
bettered
36
maVs
to
the
gallon.
The
fallowing
are
the
final
results
and
die
In
ragged
lA
the
run,
and
speak
for
themsetve:
Number
of
days
run
H.
Total
mHeate
10.000,
Gallons
of
gasoline
used
-4eV
MUes
per
gaKea
gasoline
290.
OU
used
'exclusive
of
orl
changes
made,
evety
l63
1
ipt.
Total
elapsed
time
of
run
364
hews,
1
ndrmtc.
Time
required
for
chanting
drrveM.
in
flu.
refiwfttrcj.
hoars,
20
minutes.
Net
running
time
271
hoara,
33
minatw.
Net
average
ipred
MM
mMea
pec
hour.
No
mechanical
repairs
were
made.
One
battery
was
changed.
Ttres
were
changed
on
seven
trpie
tn
ml
puMtlluo.
We
do
not
believe
there
Is
a
standard
star
aatacaaatle
betni
built
today
that
would
give
anything
Mke
the
above
results
under
the
same
conditions,
and
we
are
very
proud
to
be
able
to
pass
the
facts
along
to
you.
S.
E,
Parker
Ltd.
Ford
Dealers
17.
Morrison
1
.
Lutabie
g
8mith
J.
No.
D
Mofrtom
'
total.
41.
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