Phone
77
TAXI
(TOMMY'S)
Stand,
Capitol
Theatre
Mock
Any
Ume,
anywhere.
60c
Is
the
fare.
7
Passenger
Chrysler
Car
Governors'
Meet
In
Boise,
Idaho,
To
Be
Held
Soon
mitto.
ci
No.
si
VICTORIA,
Nov.
21:
(CP)
Seventeen
million
dollars
5lfr:,35
'
m.;y
the
mm
Columbia
government
to
m
nd
a
conference
of
princ
iple
he
has
so
orten
express
j
ni
uuiovnuni
at
piviu,
suueu
f
western
.states
Oath
to
Prevent
De
Valera
From
Occupying
Seat
BELFAST.
Northern
Ireland.
Nov.
:
II:
(CP)
Although
Preskjent
Bam
onn
de
Valera
of
the
Irish
Free
State,
running
as
a
Republican
candidate
for
South
Down
seat
in
the
Northern
Ireland
general
election.
Is
believed
to
have
a
good
chance
of
being
elected,
It
la
considered
unlikely
that,
even
If
elected,
he
wilt
ever
m
tke
..ke
hia
w.
neat
.t
in
in
Parliament
MrumMHM.
as.
1
hU
vigorous
opposition.
SUSPENSION
OF
ARMS
CONFERENCE
EXPECTED
TO
BE
ANNOUNCED
NOW
She
Royal
Canadian
Munt'
d
looks
bark
on
long
record
or
romance
and
heroism
a:
Diamond
uoi!?e
Will
Be
Big
Job
But
New
Government
Will
Try
to
Square
It
Up
Seventeen
Million
Dollars
Required
to
Meet
Treasury
Bills
and
Deficits
So
as
to
Balance
Budget
Unemployment
Relief
Blunt
Be
Financed
Nationally
nun.
uunu
iihii,
ininiMtT
vi
nuance,
in
anaressing
a
Liberal
rally
last
night
He
declared
that
he
had
been
shocked
at
"the
disclosures
of
the
true
financial
position
of
tho
province1
and
charged
the
Tolmley
government
with
"ineptitude."
The
n
v
TllZS
Mrs.
Koosevelt
Is
uuuHif
uwkiwi
who
fiTCinew.
The
provincial
treasury
held
checks
to
the
amount
of
$314,952
on
November
16
without
sufficient
funds
to
meet
them.
The
teachers'
superannuation
fund
was
approximately
$186,000
short
and,
while
$711,416
Leading
Spirit
In
Work
Conference
l0mr)!ctc
Reorganization
of
League
of
Nations
to
i
erinii
)utd
n
credited
to
the
superan-
washinoton.
dc.
Nov.
ii:-Kntry
of
United
States
and
Re-Clltry
of
Germany
mmUon
fund
as
at
November
1.
Mrs.
franklin
D.
Roosevelt,
wife
of
Is
Predicted
at
Geneva
,tner
m
CMh
,n
treasury
th
president,
presided
at
the
op-
i'
"
.
to
meet
thl
liability.
The
sinking
ening
of
a
con
(ere
nee
at
the
White
I
(mt.
.
IUIK,
n
was
j3.iai.a-rc
snort,
nouse
yesterday
which
is
exoected
QENKVA,
Nov.
21:
(CP)-Statesmen,
m
sew
on
here
AUh0U(jh
$1
mm
WM
M-to
nml
ln
nr;nw.i
.....
.
.
1
......
1.
1
liaalln.
...
.
.
-
'
.
.
J
for
untm-
ment
to
300.000
inhUa.
r-
u
r,,aV)
virtually
if
flnniiliwl
decided
in
to
ciiciwllil
suspend
1
me
110
w
v
ui
Oilll
ui
UlJMVi
us
iiui-
"-
hAVlilt
naving
ben
Deen
borrowed
Dorro'
pnt
conference
Annurentlv
linaole
to
find
a
way
Ollt
of
ployment
relief
and
not
expended
at;
throughout
the
country,
(deadlock
follow
mr
,nmn
Gornianvs
withdrawal
from
October
si
i
last,
he
aasertexl
there,
I11
s::
3
inference
..;
ItnS.
hst
'ast
month
nionin
it
11
w-is
NNas.
reported
L,,u.
that
nA
definite
,,,!
blc
'or
thU
,n
purpose.
Hie
re"ry
The
sum
vu;
of
Li.
ton
ot
the
conference
WOUKI
le
aiiiiuui..
wm
shown
a
borrowed
for
run(i
Sterling
and
.
Canadian
Dollar
on
New
York
Exchange
ew
York,
Nov.
21:
(CP)-Oa
(unrt.
,.,.-
-
......
!
line
ut
a
premium
oi
cn
hr
loral
money
markets
,'Crff
b(,'"8
up
1c
from
Batur-
!'..,;
niill
pound
sterling
-J
.r
up
at
$5.32.
nrrDurlng
the
suspension,
it
Is
expec-
building,
bridges
and
other
public
ted
that
various
parwerpaung
iw
expenditure
but
not
expended,
was
Hon
will
hold
conferences
among
alt0
not
ln
Mie
treMury.
From
$aoo,.
themselves
with
view
to
arriving
m
to
jiit)Go,ooo
was
required
for
nt
some
new
common
ground
for
eurrtnt
obligations
In
addition
tc
reaumptlon.
1
ordinary
revenue
by
the
end
of
No-
rvTnite
reorganlsaUon
of
the
vember.
Approximately
$10,000,000
women
Senator
Lafollette
Speaks
at
Meeting;
Rogers
Chairman
LOS
ANOKUCS.
Nov.
,11
:
-Sena-
t
.,,
nf
Nations
so
as
to
permit
should
be
borrowed
to
pay
treasury
tor
Robert
Lafollette
if
or
of
the
entry
of
United
States
is
also
bills
outstanding
as
on
November
sin
spoke
at
a
large
public
meeUng
fr.i
nredlcted.
R-wrlUng
of
the
Covenant
to
separate
the
the
Treaty
of
Ver
sailles
so
ns
to
suggested.
ia
ana
uencii
up
10
Marcn
at
last
hare
last
nlaht
on
the
subject
of
still
outstanding
amounted
to
ap-
Wliut
the
Progressive
are
fHght-proxlmately
$7,500,000.
There
was
Ing
Kor."
Will
Rogers,
noted
hm,.
,tl.sfy
Germany
is,
an
overdraft
of
morr
than
$1,000,000
ust
and
movinu
picture
star
was
(Continued
on
Tage
Four
chairman
of
thr
meeting.
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
4:56
a.m.
18.9
ft.
16:29
pm.
20.2
ft.
Low
10:40
ajn.
8.9
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
KRITISH
COLUMMA'S
NEWSPAPER
23:22
pm.
4.1
ft.
No.
269.
V.
XXIV
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER
21,
1933
aaea
mm
-
r
ANNOuhxEMENT,
r,
-
-
Y
PRIME
MINISTER
PROVINCIAL
FINANCES
IN
SHOCKING
SHAPE,
HART
FINDS
FRIEND
OF
KING
ONCE,
PENNILESS
3
Jimcs
O'lionohue,
a
Former
Jliyor
of
Irish
City.
Dies
Chirlty
Patient
In
Toronto
:
:,m.
Nov
ii:
cp
tr
j
.riohue,
who
wa
at
one
:,1
of
the
late
King
Ed-v
:
.
whom
he
wa
knighted,
i
v.m
a
former
mayor
of
t
died
a
charity
patient
hospital
yesterday
He
.
pauent
in
the
lnsUtu-a
yean
and
a
half
sof-'
i:
injuries
MMtalned
In
a
,:,
r
levator
ahaft.
who
wa
79
years
of
his
financial
down--is
ago
when,
on
hu
l
.ituda
from
a
trip
to
unrt
hU
business
part-f
r
embetalemeni
and
v,wiuhed
filbert
Einstein
In
United
States
Now
:'-t
Imported
to
Hare
Reen
Tut
0a
Head
of
German
Phjslclst
Bj
Hitler
Government
'
'N
NJ.
No.
21
CP
"
r
k
m
Einstein.
Oerman
i
rinse
property
wa
or-1
-
ited
in
Berlin
yester-
j
of
his
CoeamunUt
at-preaent
engaged
In,
f
i
t
.nrrton
University
for
for
the
Advancement
of
;
,
-
reported
that
a
price
-
d
on
hts
head
by
the
lament
"Mounties"
Mark
Sixtieth
Anniversary,
Still
"Getting
Their
I7x
L
I
L
.
O
i
I
D
I
Man"
in
Far
North
Lstablisnment
or
Central
Bank
PHy
JLlWAYS
GET
Turns
U
ZMAW"
And
Inauguration
of
Works
In
Spring
Is
Forecast
by
Bennett
BIG
EARTH
SHOCK
FELT
Seismographs
in
Victoria,
California
and
London
Record
Majer
Disturbance
on
Monday
VICTORIA,
Nov.
21:
(CP)
An
earthquake
shock
of
major
proportions
was
recorded
for
three
hours
between
3:30
and
6:34
(Pacific
Standard
Time)
yesterday
afternoon
by
seismographs
at
Victoria
and
California
observatories
and
was
reported
to
have
a'x-
been
registered
in
London,
Eng
and
elsewhere
arouuu
tut
KING
OPENS
PARLIAMENT
I'sual
Pomp
and
Ceremony
Oceasion
Many
Momentous
Problems
Coming
Up
LONDON.
Nov.
21:
CP
Ktng
Oeorge
visited
the
House
of
Lords
today
to
open
with
the
usual
pomp
md
reremony
a
new
session
of
Parliament.
Unemployment
insurance.
Japanese
competition
In
the
textile
trddc.
the
Indan
question
and
disarmament
will
be
among
major
problems
which
will
come
up
for
the
consideration
of
Parliament
during
the
ression,
It
is
expected.
Rt
Hon.
Arthur
Henderson,
president
of
the
disarmament
conference,
will
resume
his
seat
In
the
House
at
the
left
of
Mr.
Speaker
following
his
recent
success
at
a
by-election.
.
UNITED
STATES
GOLD.
WASHINGTON.
Nov.
21R
(CP
The
United
States
Treasury
Department
raised
the
price
of
newly
mined
gold
another
10c
today
to
$3.TO
per
ounce.
i
,y
v
M'OEF.R
CRITICAL
OF
NEW
aRINET
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
21:
CP
"If
the
present
cabinet
had
been
presented
to
the
elector-
ate,
it
would
not
have
won
10
seats,"
declared
O.
O.
McGeer
K.C..
M.L.A.
for
Vancouver-
Burrard,
in
a
speech
before
the
.
annual
meeting
of
the
Vancou-
vor-Rurrard
Provincial
Liberal
Association
last
night.
Head
of
Canadian
Government
Heard
in
Transcontinental
Radio
Address
Last
Night
Tells
of
Improved
Conditions
and
Expresses
Optimism
In
Regard
to
Future
OTTAWA,
Nov.
21:
That
the
federal
government
at
the
approaching
session
of
Parliament
would
submit
legislation
for
the
establishment
of
a
central
bank
in
Canada
such
as
recommended
in
the
recently
published
majority
report
of
the
MacMillan
Commission
on
banking
and
that
.he
government
was
considering
plans
for
a
reasonably
AUnsive
program
of
public
works
i
.
hlch
H
was
hoped
Improving
oon-
liUoru
would
permit
of
being
un-
?SSa
I
llndudinV-ouing1
6
hec"and
f
tnada
Ust
night
In
the
course
,hN.kE
.
Kllt
"
nf
a
transeonttnental
radio
addreasl':,.
,V
"
"fc
wo"
'
v!-tti
prtse,llnt4er.dJplayed
optl-
The
cfhturbance
vftks
reported
mttm
as
to
the
Immediate
future
for!
by
F.
Xapier
Denison,
superinten-
Ihe
business,
industry
and
trade
of
dent
of
the
observatory
here,
to
have
been
of
even
greater
intensity
than
that
which
visited
Yokohama
tin
19t,
being
"the
worst
registered
in
thirty-five
years."
He
believed
it
to
be
centred
In
the
Raffin
Ray
district.
The
Pasadena,
CaU
observatory
estimated
the
centre
of
the
disturbance
to
be
about
310
miles
away
polbly
in
Central
America
or
mH-Pacific,
more
likely
the
latter.
the
country,
and
told
of
definite
improvements
that
had
been
re-1
corded
in
many
spheres
of
activity
during
the
past
six
month.
"Confidence
is
being
restored
in
view
of
lie
fact
that
it
now
seems
apparent
that
the
period
of
disastrously
low
prices
Is
nearlng
an
end,"
Mr.
Bennett
declared.
Referring
to
world
trade
and
foreign
relation.
Premier
Bennett
declared
that
It
was
most
Important
that
there
be
International
co-(
operation
In
connection
with
more-,
i
tary
and
currency
matters
In
bring-1
lng
about
a
return
to
normal
com-1
;
mercial
relationships.
He
told
how
,
the
various
Dominion
of
the
Brl-'
tUh
Commonwealth
of
Nation.1
with
a
view
to
assisting
ln
the
de-1
Marks
vetopment
of
their
monetary
sys
tems
and
maintenance
of
national,
services,
were
taking
steps
towards
currency
reform
and.
In
this
con-l
nectlon,
discussed
the
move
to-!
ward
central
banks
and
the
report
!
of
the
majority
of
the
MacMlllm
Commission
along
this
line.
Central
Rank
For
Pinirli
ada."
The
Premier
stated
that
he
Kri9t.n
In
1
.V-
"
""""
"
,,..,
.
.
,
.
suen
a
central
bank
at
this
time.
TLMl?:
Glared,
however,
that
fear,
Cea
tinned
otn
Page!.--
CHANGING
OFGOV'T
Drastic
Recommendation
Mad
Ry
Royal
Commission
For
Newfoundland
ST.
JOII.VS,
Nov.
lit
(CP)
Suspension
of
the
existing
form
of
government
of
Newfoundland
and
establishment
of
an
administration
commission
of
six
or
seven
members
under
a
governor
is
the
basb
of
a
recommendaUon
of
a
royal
commission
which
Investigated
conditions
this
summer.
It
Is
suggested
that
the
United
Kingdom
assume
responsibility
for
the
country's
finances
until
Newfoundland
becomes
self-supporting.
Present
financial
difficulties
of
the
Dominion
are
attributed
to
reckless
waste
and
...
,,,,
u
.
!
Mr-
and
Mrs.
James
Krtkevsky
.
!
m
1,1
rorecUnR'
announce
the
engagement
of
their
.u
.u
that,
at
the
approaching
session
of
elder
daughter.
Victoria
Mae,
to
Parliament."
announced
Premier
William
Hawthorn
fhinn
nni
,
n.nn.t
..4U-4
.
....
-v..
utiiucii..
uiu
we
snan
suomir
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
legislation
providing
for
the
estab-
,
F-NCiAOEMEXT
ANNOUNCEMENT
W.
the
weddlrg
to
take
place
Dunn.
ln
the
lishment
of
a
central
bank
in
Can-
First
United
Church
December
1.
American
Airmen
Ascend
To
60,000
Feet
to
Set
Up
New
Record
in
Altitude
Flight
SkS&'
N,
J"
Nov-
21
:
(CP)-LieuL
Commander
m
I.
U
.
Settle
and
Major
Chester
L.
Fortnoy,
after
achieving
a
new
altitude
reconl
for
a
flight
to
the
stratosphere,
came
down
safely
four
miles
northeast
of
here
last
night
with
their
sealed
hollow
metal
ball.
Ascending
from
Akron,
Ohio,
early
yesterday
morning,
Settle
and
Fortney
six
hours
later
had
reached
a
new
world's
altitude
record
of
60,000
feot.
From
that
height
they
were
able
to
talk
by
wireless
to
the
earth
which
they
said
they
could
not
see.
They
were
comfortably
warm
and
able
to
work
without
gloves
inside
their
ball
although
only
an
inch
or
sq
of
metal
separated
them
from
a
temperature
of
many
degrees
below
zero.
Settle
and
Fortney
started
their
downward
ascent
about
4
p.m.
and
some
five
hours
later
were
safe
back
on
earth.