i
Phone
77
TAXI
(TOMMY'S)
Stand,
Capitol
Theatre
Mock
An;
time,
anywhere,
50c
Is
the
fare.
7
Passenger
Chrysler
Car
Lj:d
ri
(whirls
ha
botrll
-
,
.
reported
by
Robert
uiiian
of
the
house
:i
the
regular
monthly
fiir
hospital
board
last
temporary
work
was
ty
Ben
Dalgarno.
rnmmlttee
also
reinstallation
of
an
elec-i"
the
office
of
the
lady
''Ht
as
well
as
two
elec-i
nd
two
toasters
else-1
building
The
wiring
'
ut
by
A.
T
Parkin.
ftNr
CUAT
-
i
VJS
U14V
A
WINS
RACE
''
ii
.
.
.
-.tain
ini
m
.Manrliester
'frnber
Hanillra
scond,
Soldat
Third
.niFSTER.Nov.
25:
(CP)-
'
'J'
Tlt
n.
a
long
iwig
shot,
snot,
won
won
the
me
Dulwich
Hamlet
2,
Newport
i
various
polnU
on
wve
uouniy
.
Prince
Rupert
General
Folkestone
0.
BrUtoI
Rovers
0.
u
result
of
leaks
having
..Zr-JKi
PROTECTION
OF
WORKERS
Exploiting
of
Ubor
Surplus
Not
lo
He
Permitted
by
New
Provincial
Government
VICTORIA.
Nov.
25:
"CPi-If
any
employers
in
British
Columbia
are
found
to
be
taking
advantage
of
the
present
surplus
of
labor,
the
Minimum
Wage
Act
will
be
Invoked
against
them.
Hon.
George
S.
Pearson,
minister
of
mines
and
labor.
states.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
24.
CP
Wheat
was
quoted
at
G2toc
on
the
local
exchange
today
Fred
Hardy,
who
has
been
on
ft
.
-i
vanomiwir
and
Se-
vacation
wi
w
November
Handicap
'tMle.
returned
home
on
the
Prin
Fare
AdMlaMe
last
evening
Twenty-eight
Ivprsea
Hardy
Is
remaining
,for
a
wnue
wng".
In
8fp
Sfoilg
Mit
SK"
5
Low
2:20
a.m.
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RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDA
Y,
NOVEMBER
'"
1933
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GUILTY
TO
ROBB
ri
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n.
i
iii
i
,
OF
VANCOUVER
b'iNK
;eor:c
Crowley,
Kenneth
Kcakins
and
George
Lalondc
Place
Themselves
on
Mercy
of
Court
Will
Be
Sentenced
on
Thursday
of
Next
Week
V
M'nt:VER.
Nov.
26:
(CP)
Geo.
Crowlev
anil
Ken.
i
r.ikins,
who
were
arrested
at
Calgary,
and
George
.
r
.
.
wno
waB
tanen
into
custody
at
Winnipeg,
appear-
j
ij.u
t
euuii
iieiu
hub
iiiuming
anu
pieutieu
guuiy
ic
hv
-f
the
Victoria
Road
branch
of
the
Bank
of
Mon-:
:
Monday
of
last
week
and
stealing
$3600,
the
most
money
was
recovered
on
the
trio
being
arrested
,
;
re
remanded
until
next
Thursday
for
sentence.
LLED
IN
AIRPLANE
..
.
t
tin
When
Ship
Came
Down
a
-
.
a
1
1
1
I
-
la
names
in
Illinois
:
A
III
.
Not
26:
Two
pi-
i.i.
4ko
and
a
stewardess
:
,
city
were
killed
yea-w
n
cight-pusarnge.
;nrrt
commercial
air
.!
in
a
field
eight
mUe
.D'l
burst
into
flame
i.'
paatengrr
in
tin
'
Ulir.
'
waa
wttntaaed
by
r
i
who
stated
thai
'
he
machine
caav
f
the
engtne
p-
r--j
to
fanning.
U
1
lNALIaL
YANK
GOODS
.I...-
a
lk..Mnl
llnlir
in
II
Imposed
by
Canada
N.i
25
CP
Actlor
n
exchange
dumptnr
iM.tU
from
the
U
niter
.-Una
or
kind
made
I
Kn
taken
by
ttw
Comment
The
SnV
neclared
the
United
to
poasMB
vara
of
1M
iiHdlan
currency
for
nnfR
Af
1
Local
Hospital
m
r.
H.Mi
UL1.II.
trill
!-
;
!(.
OIllllglHIg
111"
"
T
lie
Done
Ne
t
Spring
Clr
trie
Fillings
Installed
FIRST
RD.
IN
SOCCER
Sixty-Four
Team
Met
In
Opening
Of
English
Cup
I'lay
LONDON.
Nov.
IS:
(CD-RtanlU
to
the
first
roand
of
Use
Association
Football
cop
tie
tasfcy
wtr
aa
follows:
OaJstaborouch
Trinity
1.
Altring-ham
0
Workington
1.
Bouthport
0.
Rotherham
United
I,
Southbank
St
Peter's
a.
Scunthorpe
United
1.
Accrtngten
8Unley
1.
9.
Barrow
4.
Doncaster
Rows
S.
Coventry
City
S.
Crowe
Alexander
Walsall
4.
Spsnnyioot
t.
Ootoafaaod
6.
Darweu
1.
York
City
1.
Hartlepool
United
3.
Sutton
Town
X
Rochdale
1.
Newark
Town
0,
Tranmere
Ko
vers
7.
Cheater
C.
DarUnttcn
1.
Lancaster
Town
,
INockport
'oonty
1.
North
Shlelda
S.
fcarbarwsfh
0
Halifax
3.
Barnakry
S.
Carnate
United
1
Wreaham
1.
NorthMapton
Town
S.
Bseter
City
0.
Queon'a
Park
Ranters
I,
Krtter-llnfO.
Ilford
S.
Swindon
4.
Bath
City
0.
Charlton
Athletic
8.
Klngatonlana
1.
Bristol
City
7.
Crystal
Palace
1.
Norwich
City
ft.
Cheltenham
Town
S.
Bamet
1.
Torquay
United
7.
Margate
1.
Watford
0.
Reading
S.
Cardiff
City
0.
Alderahot
0.
Northrieet
United
0.
Dartford
2.
Bournemouth
3.
Hayes
0.
Clapton
Orient
4.
Epsom
Downs
2.
Oxford
City
1.
OlUlngham
5.
London
Paper
Mllla
0.
Southend
United
1
Mrs.
the
south
Herbert
Marler
Old
Country
Soccei
(Canadian
Preesl
SCOTTISH
LEAGl'E
lint
Division
Atrdrieonlans
0.
Hibernians
3.
Ayr
3,
Dundee
3.
CcMic
3,
Third
Lanark
1.
Cowdenbeath
1.
Partick
1.
Hearts
1.
Clyde
1.
Motherwell
I.
St.
Mlrren
0.
Queen's
Park
2.
Hamilton
4,
Queen
o'f
South
4.
Kilmarnock
1.
Ranger
3.
Falkirk
1.
Aberdeen
1.
St.
Johnstone
1.
Second
Division
Brechin
3,
Albion
1.
Dundee
2,
Alloa
0.
East
Fife
3,
Morton
0:
Bast
Stirling
3.
Dumbarton
.
Edinburgh
L
Arbroath
3.
Forfar
3,
Dunfermline
3.
King's
Park
3,
Ralth
1.
Lelth
3.
Montrow
0.
Stenhousemulr
3,
St.
Bernard'
0.
ENGLISH
LEiGUK
First
Division
'
Aston
Villa
2,
Newcastle
,3.
Chelsea
1,
Birmingham
1.
Huddtrsflcld
0,
Arsenal
1.
Leicester
2,
Leeds
2.
Liverpool
1.
West
Bromwlch
1.
Portsmouth
2,
Manchester
0.
Sheffield
1,
Blackburn
0.
Stoke
1,
EvcrUm
2.
Bunderland
4,
Sheffield
Wednes
day
0.
Tottenham
1,
Derby
2.
Wolverhampton
0,
Middlesbrough
t.
Second
Division
Bolton
3,
Portvalc
0.
Bradford
0.
Bury
1.
i
Brentford
2.
Notts
2.
Burnley
3,
Bwansea
1.
arlmsby
4,
Hull
1.
Manchester
2,
Bradford
City
1.
Nottingham
Forest
2,
Fulham
0.
Oldham
1,
Mlllwall
0.
'
Plymouth
0.
Blackpool
3.
Preston
2.
Lincoln
1.
West
Ham
0,
Southampton
0.
AL
SMITH
IN
FAVOIl
OF
SOUND
MONEY
NEW
YORK.
Nov.
25:
"It
may
be
.unpopular
but
you
can
put
me
on
record
as
being
In
favor
of
'sound
money.
"
So
said
Former
Governor
Alfred
E.
Smith
yesterday
In
a
state-
4
ment
published
In
the
AUantlc
Monthly
in
regard
to
mone-
tary
problems.
He
declared
that
he
was
In
favor
of
"eold"
rather
than
"bologna"
dollars.
I
The
Happy
Warrior
also
de-
41
PLAN
NEW
AIRPORTS
.
S.
Government
Contemplates
Spending
$1
1.000,00s
In
Pro-vldiag
Landing
Fields
WASH1NOTON.
DC,
Nov.
26:
The
United,
States
government
an
nounced
plans
yesterday
for
the
establishment
of
two
thousand
new
airport
and
svutton
fields
in
various
parta
of
the
country
for
the
purpose
of
eneouragtng
private
fir
ms
as
wen
as
providing
unemntov-
mtnt
relief
work.
Under
the
program
as
outlined
l0.(XXy00
would
be
expended
on
such
field
and
employment
would
be
given
to
fifty
thousand
persons.
Takes
Pleurisy
w
Illness
of
Canadian
Minister
t)
Japan,
Suffering
From
Pneumonia,
kalends
TOKYO.
Nov.
:
(CPI-Hon
Herbert
M.
Marler.
Canadian
mln
later
to
Japan,
who
has
been
Hi
for
four
week
with
pnetimona.
ml
toed
an'
attack
of
pleurisy
y
eater
y.
PLAN
NEW
INDUSTRY
Nevada
Interests
Talking
About
Employing
400
Persons
on
Vancouver
Island
VICTORIA,
Nov.
2s)
(CP)
The
Department
of
Lands
Is
preparing
Information
concerning
several
thusand
acres
of
land
on
the
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
following
application
af
i.
T.
Read
clared
.hto
belief
in
private'
ZlVTlT"
mrv,.m.
f
J.
I
wbo
utM
that
h
represents
,
Ne-
v
a
aw
-
iiv
tai
v
a.
visaiii"
plating
buying
it.
Read
states
that
the
interests
he
represents
plan
J
lumbering,
fishing
and
shipbuilding
opera
tions
giring
employment
to
xome
1
four
hundred
peopU.
Fire
and
,
six-room
houses
for
sile
in
knnrk-
i
down
form
would
bej
among
the
:
products
to
be
turne
out
i
(
PASSING
OF
'RUBE'
HULL
Former
Editor
"Rube"
Hull,
veteran'
newspaper
man
of
the
nrovtnce.
who
formarljc.
edited
the
Stewart
Nem
for
IL
W.i
M.
Rolston
at
Stewart.
dM
her
Setting
Up
of
Quebec
System
in
R.
C.
Advocated
Ity
Victoria
Election
Candidate
VICTORIA.
Nov.
25:
CP)
-
Adoption
by
British
Columbia
of
the
Quebec
system
of
sale
of
Rght
wtoea
and
beer
In
restaurants
was
advocated
by
W.
C.
Moresby
K.C,
Con
servaUve
candidate
for
Victoria
in
next
Monday's
deferred
election.
Mr.
Moreeby
expressed
fear
that
lifting
of"
prohibition
in
the
United
Stales
might
prove
serious
for
Can
ada
with
the
threat
of
a
flood
of
bootlegging
because
of
lower
liquor
prices
there.
Winnipeg
Mayor
Re-elected
With
Large
Majority
WINNIPEG.
Nov.
28:
(CP-Mayor
Ralph
Webb
was
re-eleetea
mayor
of
Winnipeg
yesterday
with
a
majority
of
more
than
eight
thousand
over
his
neareet
opponent,
John
Queen
Labor.
Pound
Sterling
and
Canadian
Dollar
on
New
York
Exchange
NEW
YORK,Nov.
26:
The
Canadian
dollar
and
British
nound
sterling
both
declined
sharply
in
the
iuohi
lorwgn
exenange
market
yesterday,
the
former
cJoslne
at
sms
!
and
the
latter
at
$5.20.
The
French
franc
closed
at
.0622.
4
GERMAN
rillVATK
IS
SHOT
BY
AUSTRIAN
PATROL
AT
FRONTIER
e
BERLIN,
Nov.
36:
inter-
national
complications
loomed
yesterday
as
a
result
of
the
shooting
of
a
German
army
f
private
by
an
Austrian
border
patrol
at
the
frontier.
The
Gc-r-
man
soldier
was
skllnc
at
'the
,A
time.
Berlin
Is
demanding
re-
,
A.
J
11..
I
4
PLANNING
TO
TREAT
WITH
BERLIN
DIRECT
hoped
that
the
way
may
be
paved
for
Germany
to
re-enter
the
conference
after
It
rea-
semblea
In
mtd-Janoar.
ON
DISARMAMENT
-f
LONDON,
Nov.
25:-6ir
John
Simon,
Foreign
Secretary,
an-
nounced
yesterday
that
Great
Britain
had
proposed
to
France
r
that,
following
suspension
of
the
Geneva
disarmament
eon-
ference,
disarmament
negotla-
tions
be
opened
direct
with
Germany.
By
this
means
It
is
CASINO
AT
NICE
BURNS
.Million
Dollar
Resort
Built
by
Frank
Gould
Destroyed
by
Fire
NICE.
France.
Nov.
25:
Frank
,
OoutaTs
new
S10u.eweatno,
build
ing
of
which
had
just
been
com-
I
pieted
and
which
was
about
to
be
of
.Sfrvart
Wh.
...
,..
7
.
V-X.
..
.
we
uCTiiuym
oy
lire
yea-
...
.
iviuajr
At
Vancouver
g
VANCOUVER.
NovJ
2.
(CP
-IREC0GN1TI0N
IS
UNLIKELY
yerterctar
He
a
patient
tulfmTBt
h,
rrfsldent
Roo,fVfU
T.
'"J"
lnCUrW
Flowing
Conference
tVlth
hosplUl
here
following
a
stroke
of
,
Cuha
MlnUIre
paralysis.
.1
:.
B00ZE
SALE
vW2S
israsesu.
w
SfafelTa
not
imminent,
aaid
Preel-
n
prog
Drurresa
FOR
CAFES
i
dent
FraRklsn
D.
Roosevelt
In
a
ifaBirmrm
iron
tnr
summer
wrutt
house
here
yesterday.
Th
sutoment
followed
a
conferr
enee
earlier
In
the
week
here
be-A-een
the
President
and
United
trn
Minister
Wells
to
Cuba
who
-ently
arrtved
from
Havana.
Wells
will
not
return
to
Havana
meantime
but
will
be
attached
tc
ttaf
Department
headquarters
a!
Washington.
Moose
Dance
Is
Enjoyable
Two
Hundred
Persons
Present
at
Happy
Affair
Last
Night
Tlie
dance
In
the
Moose
Hall
but
night
was
the
scene
of
much
merri
ment
with
about
200
people
danetnt
to
the
tunesome
strains
of
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black's
Orchestra.
The
committee
In
charce
Miudb-
tcd
of
Joe
Slaegard.
chairman.
Re
sisted
by
Cecil
Morrison
and
Char
lie
Lemon.
Sam
Haudenschlld.
Nek
Gunderson.
Ted
Rorvlk
presided
at
the
door.
Mrs.
Stegavlg
and
Mrs.
Wlngham
had
charge
of
the
refreshments.
ADVANCE
IN
ALL
STOCKS
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
25
-OenenU
advances
were
recorded
in
stoch
values
on
the
New
York
Exchange
yesterday
with
almost
all
Issues
sharing
In
the
advance.
The
day's
turnover
amounted
to
1
JttgDOO
shares.
The
Industrial
average
at
closing
was
99.52.
up
.93;
rails,
MM,
up
.66;
uUllties,
24.09.
up
1.02,
and
bonds,
70.48,
up
.79.
GOLD
PRICES
SAME
WASHINGTON.
Nov.
36:
(CPI
Washington
and
Montreal
gold
prices
were
similar
today
at
$33.76
per
ounce.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Q.
J.
Held
of
Bella
Bella,
who
have
been
spending
the
past
few
days
in
the
city,
sailed
by
the
Cardena
test
night
on
their
return
down
the
coast
Mr
Held
is
In
the
fisheries
service
at
Btlla
Bella.
REPORT
ON
CONVENTION
II.
W.
Birch
Tells
Local
Hospital
Of
Recent
Gathering
In
Victoria
Hospital
finances
took
a
leading
place
In
the
discussions
of
the
re
CLUB
DANCE
IS
ENJOYED
')ne
Hundred
and
Fifty
Prrsons
Present
at
Affair
Last
Night
A
highly
enjoyable
dancing
party
.waa
haU
at
tkx.
PHim
titina
niukl
WARM
SPRING.
Oa.
Nov.
4Ii
night
wttai
about
JM
persona
musk
wm
by
Charlie
R-
orrhestnr
atwf
danet
wef
from
10
n
m
until
l
-m;
m
President
and
Mrs.
John
Dyb-i3
vn
rrcrived
the
guests.
Decorations
for
the
occasion
were
'
feature,
splendid
work
in
this
con-iccfion
ha
vine
been
done
by
Andy
'rknrer.
the
steward.
satstcd
by
wives
of
members
The
committee
In
charge
consls-d
of
Q.
p.
Tinker,
chairman
and
master
of
ceremonies,
W
M.
D
lack-stock
and
G.
A.
Woodland.
Booth
Wins
Over
Catholic
School
tnter-School
Hoop
Game
Ended
This
Morning
in
Score
of
38
To
9
For
East
Siders
Booth
Memorial
School
defeated
Annunciation
School
by
a
score
of
38
to
9
in
an
inter-school
basketball
game
this
morning.
Bremner.
Brown
and
Peterson
were
star
play
ers
for
Booth
and
D.
Montesano.
M.
Bussanlch
and
B.
Blaine
for
Annunciation.
Bmie
.
Pltspatrick
was
referee
and
Severino
Dominato.
timekeeper.
Players,
with
individual
scoring,
were
as
follows:
Booth
uootn
-Cameron
-Cameron
6.
6.
Eastman
Eastman.
son
Annunciation
D.
Montesano
(8).
M.
Bussanlch
1,
E.
Blaine.
Fortune,
Brass,
Severino;
total.
9.
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Rain,
calm,
40.
Atyansh
Cloudy,
calm,
40,
Anyox
Raining,
calm,
46.
Stewart
Cloudy,
calm,
mild.
Haselton
Cloudy,
calm.
36.
Smlthers
Cloudy,
calm,
mild.
ram
during
night.
Burns
Lake
Dull,
calm,
34.
rain
In
night
Dr.
Joseph
T.
Mandy,
resident
TO
FORM
CABINET
Camille
Chauteraps
Invited
to
Become
Premier
of
France
PARIS,
Nov.
25:
'CP)-Accepting
the
inritation
of
President
Le-brun.
Camille
Chautemps
agreed
ceni
annual
convention
of
the
Brl-;
today
to
attempt
to
form
a
new
wan
uoiumDia
HospiUls
Association
French
cabinet
to
succeed
the
ad-in
Victoria,
according
to
a
report
of
!
ministration
of
Albert
Sarraut
H.
W.
Birch,
managing
secretary
of
i
which
resigned
Thursday
after
a
the
Piince
Rupert
General
Hospi-itack
of
confidence
vote
had
been
tal.
to
the
local
board
at
it
regular
passed
against
It
by
the
Chamber
monthly
meeting
last
evening.
The
of
Deputies.
ast
year
had
been
a
trying
one
for'
he
hospitals
from
the
financial
Und
point
due
largely
to
the
reduc-lon
of
the
government
grant
to
ospitals
which
the
association
had
een
endeavoring
to
have
restored
o,its
former
basis
but.
so
far.
wlth-ut
success
although
it
was
quite
lopaient
that
hospitals
could
not
ontinue
to
function
without
great-'
"r
financial
support.
The
eonven-j
ion
had
discussed,
among
other
TRAINS
ON
WAYAGAIN
Traffic
Resumed
on
Local
Line
Following
48-Hour
Washout
Blockade
Train
or
ntnnin
aaraln
tvlv
....
.
...
"
j
.--c.a.
..ruier
sicpe
wun
a
view.
on
the
loeal
line
of
the
Canadian
'r"tn
tb
8nt
to
former
National
Raihvayt
following
a
two-legattxation
of
sweepstakes
;
day
blockade
owing
to
washouts
be-
"
purposes,
staw
neaitn.tween
Andimaul
and
Kitwanga.
nsarance
and
hospital
insurance.
The
train,
which
was
to
have
been
in
at
10
o'clock
Thursday
night,
is
now
reported
due
to
arrive
at
3:50
this
afternoon
or
soon
thereafter
while
the
rain,
regularly
doe
at
10
o'clock
tonight.
Is
reported
to
be
on
time.
The
eastbouod
train,
which
was
to
have
left
at
5:30
teat
evening,
has
now
been
fixed
to
leave
at
7:30
this
evening.
NO
CHANGE
IN
POLICY
President
Roosevelt
Slakes
Statement
in
Regard
-to
His
.Monetary
Program
WARM
SPRINGS.
No
M
Pr.
DrUeiotis
ref
reahmenU
were
ser-!
sldent
Franklin
D.
Roaaeveit
in
ed
with
Mrs.
J.
R.
RUert
in
charge.
statement
yesterday,
mad
It
clear
that
he
contemplated
making
no
change
for
the
preeent
at
least
In
the
line
of
policy
he
is
pursuing
In
connection
with
monetary
matters.
The
chief
executive
Intimated
that
it
was
not
surprising
that
exception
should
be
taken
in
certain
quarters
to
his
policies.
Important
Parleys
Held
by
President
Roosevelt
Friday
WARM
SPRINOS.
Nov.
26:
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
had
two
important
conferences
at
the
summer
White
House
yeafierday.
One
was
with
General
Hugh
S.
Johnson,
director
of
the
National
Recovery
Act,
and
the
other
wtth
Henry
Morgenthau
Jr..
aeUng
Secretary
of
the
Treasury.
.
,
.
,
tai'S.
Brown
PH-'
Aimee
is
Helping
Husband
to
Obtain
Decree
of
Divorce
LOS
ANGELES.
Nov.
26:
Mrs.
Atanee
Scrapie
McPhertoo
Hutton,
noted
Foursquare
Gospel
evangelist,
admittfd
yesterday
thai
the
was
aiding
her
husband.
Davtt
Hut-ton,
in
instituting
diverge
BILLIARDS
POSTPONED
Sr!
:Tn:!Lnt
.th?
Thursday
nlghf.
H..
"
ltt5l,duled
fixture
tvuu
wnaiug
uir
an
nual
convention
of
the
Western
branch
of
the
Canadian
Institue
of
Mining
and
Metallurgy
In
Vancouver
and
paying
a
brief
visit
to
Oepartment
of
Mines
headquarters
In
Victoria
on
official
business
He
was
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Mandy.
inr
aeierrea
uuaerd
League
game
of
George
Howe.
Grotto.
1
Alex
Harvey,
Canadian
Legion,
from
regularly
sche-
was
further
Dots-
poned
from
test
night
until
the
week-end.
J
D
Bell
of
Victoria,
who
has
le?n
spending
a
few
days
In
the
i
ty.
sailed
by
the
Princess
Adelaide
last
night
on
Ms
return
to
tiie
Capital.