Jm.
VI'
-v.
as
hi
21
77
-
TAXI
-
77
TOMMY'S)
SUnd,
Capitol
Theatre
Block
Day
and
Night
Service
7
Passenger
Chrysler
Car
Tu!
jshmenl
In
(Ik
ted
on
UrJ
Man
l
or
Cemplraty
To
Import
Drugs
Mi
'.V
I'd
Oct
.ved
II
a
.en
-
convicted
of
.
into
Canada,
was
fourteen
years'
im-'id
tan
lashes
with
a
hre
at
the
end
of
the
Juatlea
Oroanaaleld.
it
tailed
on
the
ua
Prtday
niftit
for
neu
trip
to
Vancou-
She
WASHINGTON,
D.C..
Oct
23:
(CP)-President
Frank-
jj
i.ee
Kobfruon
withhold
Jjn
D.
Itoosevelt,
in
an
address
from
the
White
House
to
ins
Decision
in
rrcvineui
the
nation
last
night,
announced
the
creation
of
a
govern-
ment
market
for
gold
and
the
easing
up
of
the
gold
embargo.
In
fuklition
to
handling
domestic
gold,
the
chief
,KK
h.
'5
p
'
7
executive
announced
that,
"whenever
necessary,
we
shall
been
rettniti
or
ate.
bay
or
aeli
fold
In
the
world
mar-
.
.
...
.,n
jwovnaon
m
aw
kU
"
The
Reconstruction
Finance
the
application
foe
corporation,
be
staled,
had
been
i
ol
Major
John
Hart-
auusortaed
to
buy
newly
mined
gold
x
service
aamn
and
mln-
rjmicd
States
at
price
to
be
as
a
candidate
lor
determined
rraaa
time
to
lime.
...
provincial
election.
In
h,
,.n
of
Hartley
waa
re-
P"-
Officer
Alex
lrvuJ7
iwrin
in
uie
wniicn
ground
in
order
that
his
KAmtrvtK
SENTENCED
SUtea.
the
President
made
the
firm
spring
were
unemployed
although
In
need
and
desirous
of
work,
making
United
States'
percentage
of
unemployment
at
that
time
the
highest
of
any
nation
in
the
world,
tome
four
million
or
forty
percent
were
now
In
employment
again.
In
some
sections
of
the
country,
fai
men
were
receiving
thirty-thrr
and
one-third
percent
more
their
produce
than
they
were
a
year
ago
although
In
others
the
agriculturalists
were
no
better
off.
While
toe
believed
that
a
very
good
showing
had
been
made
so
far.
the
administration
waa
by
no
mean
satisfied
aa
yet.
It
might
take
one
year,
or
two
or
three
to
bring
the
country
back
to
normal
prosperity.
If
one
means
of
doing
so
faded,
then
others
would
be
resorted
to
but
"do
so
we
will."
asserted
the
chief
exe-
ullve.
CAMPAIGN
ECHOES
WHAT
WOULD
HAPPEN
IPC.
('.
F.
WON
K.
has
announced
itself
as
out
to
destroy
the
'
'
onoinie
system.
It
will,
it
says,
take
over
all
1
"anks,
mtnea,
iwwer
nCI
plants
Iflfllivrv
and
cvise
oasie
-
inuusiriw.
"
"iir
to
thoe
which.
Hon.
Dr.
Tolmie
is
leaving
oe-1
'
did
not
leave
enough
in
the
treasury
to
my
the
"
'
month's
salaries
for
the
Parliament
Buildings
r
f
Premier
Brewbtor
had
to
arrange
with
the
bank
to
'r
-
money
against
treasury
notes
to
pay
salaries
and
"
"
Kovvrnmont
,
.
ta
p.
1
any
bank
in
Canada
advance
money
to
w.
a.
mi.
ex--.mr
of
iwitibiimt
Humabv.
it
ne
neeame
remier?
Hn
is
thn
nrent
leader
of
the
C.
C.
r.
in
j
campaign.
illlv
nntan1
Miiiuiiiiv.t'U
UliU
Ilf
llllt'lltin
w
p
-
He
1ms
had
no
legislative
ex)erience.
His
only
''Native
exiiorionec
ns
reeve
of
Burnaby
worn!
not
arr,"mmcndntfnn
tn
n
li-mW
His
cabinet
would
be
;
of
persons
without
legislative
or
administrative
;
lc?o,
all
of
whom
are
announced
enemies
of
the
so-
aim
n
e
Muni
tn
nvtininimi
llie
iiresciu
u.w..h
uid
such
a
government
be
able
to
get
a
five-cent
from
......
i
n
i
n
mi
n.i,in
anaU'PrS
1L-
iiijr
uuun.
in
vuuuiiii
i
iiiuijmw"'
-
tlio
lar.minirn
..e
u
1.
tu
r
r
V
would
never
I
'(
fiM.t
1
.
...
'
r
m
nn
anlnflOS
imse
m
tholr
program,
otvu
-rr
;'J
PJ
unpaid.
The
credit
of
British
Columbia
would
'
that
nf
iim
ni
t
rui-..
TLaM
uoiild
be
no
nein
th,
'
",IV-U,
.V.1"
"'A
Z
Ti,,r,
could
be
-mo
niiu
no
neip
II
(Mil
"
'''um
of
public
works.
All
would
be
chaos.
The
Preatdeat
promiaed
ma
In
ten
-ance
of
go
eminent
credit
and
a
"sound
currency"
and
announced
that
the
dollar
would
be
revaluated
after
price
levels
had
been
restored
to
a
sufftcienUy
hash
and
stable
level
so
as
to
give
the
people
back
their
purchasing
power.
This,
in
the
that
"we
art
on
our
way."
opinion
of
the
administration,
was
declared
that,
of
tea
aat3)aJ
Jbe
matter
of
prime
tapefUM.
i
an
hour
over
a
nation-wide
radio
hook-up.
told
of
the
progress
that
waa
being
made
in
the
end
of
restoring
industrial
prosperity
by
means
of
the
National
Recovery
Act
and
also
of
the
employment
that
had
been
given
or
was
about
to
start
under
the
federally-aided
public
works
program.
He
expressed
eoafldenee
aa
to
the
ultimate
sue-easeful
outcome.
"Chisenera."
of
whose
activities
the
government
was
keeping
in
dose
touch,
would
be
severely
dealt
with
and
eliminated.
The
President
made
no
reference
to
foreign
affairs
In
any
phase,
rinanelal
Interpretation
NEW
YORK.
Oct.
33:
fCPi-Pre
Ment
Roosevelt's
announcement
of
last
night
In
regard
to
financial
af
fairs
of
the
nation
la
interpreted'
here
as
Indicating
that
the
United
!
States
would
in
effect
conduct
its
would
go
into
the
market
for
the
purehaae
of
gold
was
interpreted
In
Burope
aa
indicating
Uiat
the
United
States
had
decided
upon
stabilisation
on
a
sound
money
basis.
Deported
Woman
Visits
Stewart;
Is
In
Jail
Now
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
5:01
a
in.
17.7
ft.
16:32
p.m.
20.1
ft.
Low
10:38
a
in.
9.4
ft.
23:37
4.7
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
pjn.
j;x
V
No
245,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
OCTOBER
23,
19J3
PRICE:
nVE
CENTS
iWUMY).)
PI
AN
UNITED
ST
A
TES
ULADm-MKlNG
FINAL
STAND
TO
BALANCE
BUDGET
t
w
m
mm
m
u
a
i
J
J
am
ill
i
u
uwm
m
iir
mi
a
Ba.a
vviv
Mil
i
11
trill
ww
tin
i
a
i
m
i
i
iiv
President
Roosevelt
When
Telling
Of
Recovery
Program
Success
UDGMENT
RESERVED
Pour
Million
Out
of
Ten
Million
Unemployed
Have
Been
Put
to
Work
During
Past
Six
Weeks
Country
Will
Control
Its
Own
Currency
F,
Crisis
Precipitated
by
Germany's
Action
""If
"
,
-T
sgKgggggggggggggggggggggge
.fPBttton
BggggggggfT
!
Chancello:
Adv'.t
H..
:
P:-
Fa'..
SL:.'it
'o
.ts.3
'U
eyes
w
u'.
the
mo
ment.
because
of
o
r::.
-
,u
..:.(.::
cr.r,..
:
;;.
agar
Nations
and
;Lc
disarmament
conference
because
the
vorld
ues
tn
rant
equality
;o
the
Reich
At
the
same
time
President
Hlndenburg
decreeo
th-
diss:)!
u
.ion
ol
the
dormant
Reichstag
and
proclaimed
for
November
12
a
gereral
parllamentR-v
'"r:
n
'u'
ns'ion
npinmn
of
the
double
withdrawal.
Tte
statea-men
of
the
world
are
looklne
nr
v.i.-
Miu
iiio.i
.
r
.
u.Mv
Thev
ee
Utt
uUon
resulting
from
Germany's
acU
as
precipitating
the
gravest
crisis
the
world
has
faced
since
1914.
The
world,
and
Europe
particularly,
expects
the
greatest
arms
race
that
the
world
has
ever
experienced.
own
equalisation
fund
to
control
irrmjcr
Shows
No
Disposition
to
Surrender
in
Snite
of
1
.
-
-1
1
1
.
I
tl-l.
I.
L
l
l
L
-
.
we
aoinir
iw
mc
unuan
imhi
uttii
controlling
the
pound
with
the
ob-
leettve
of
preventing
a
sudden
de-resslon
of
commodity
prices
In
the
Untied
States
through
sudden
rises
in
the
dollar
In
the
foreJari
ex-
Overthrow
of
French
Government
Expected
Even
By
Its
Friends
Impending
Defeat
at
Hands
of
Socialists
Taxi
Drivers
Protest
Gasoline
Tax
PARIS.
Oct.
23:
(CP)
Premier
Daladier
today
beean
change
market
such
as
that
of
the
his
last
stand
to
balance
the
French
budget
m
a
pacKd
last
three
weeks.
Chamber
of
Deputies
with
thousands
of
lwlice
behind
bar-
PASSES
IN
HOSPITAL
.Michael
O'llrien.
I'ionrer
of
City,
Succumb
After
Illness
of
Three
Months
Michael
O'Brien.
JM
Fifth
Want
n
resident
of
this
eltv
fm
Tina
Kajantcr
of
Hyder.
Alaska.l
V.P
v..
atvl
(nnn
.m.
who
w
as
convicted
in
Stewart
In
I
nt
lhl
hrv
July.
1M0.
on
a
d;arge
of
attemp-M
nl
,
nplopk
thu
--j-,
u,
ted
wourdlng
and
sentenced
to
j
prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital
two
months'
Imprisonment
L-here
le
had
been
a
patient
for
jervlng
which
she
was
deported.
.,.
r.ivtf
turneo
up
aaln
In
Stewart
a
few
-
7
:r:
days
ago
and
was
arrested
by
Con-m'vT
"
".tZJL
L
warded
tomorrow
afternoon
on
the
.ki-
;
n..
n
.
w
n
uivnu.
iiiitiiaami
anvil
v-i
vt3tiiurnii
,
.
.
...
.
.
UtnmA
wUI
be
made.
fleer.
Another
sentence
of
two
months'
Imprisonment
was
imposed
In
addition
to
nis
widow,
the
late
on
a
charge
of
Illegal
entry
of
the
Mr-
u
unen
.
wno
was
a
Roman
eouivtry
and
the
woman
was
CaUiolle.
U
survived
by
a
son,
Ml-
brought
to
the
city
from
the
north
chaw,
and
two
daughters.
Mary,
at
the
end
of
the
week
by
Itwpec-
living
here,
and
Lucy,
in
V;inco-tor
and
Mra.
J.
A.
Fraser.
After
ver.
The
family
is
well
known
hero
ftdrvlng
UiU
lateet
term,
she
will.
and
will
huve
the
deep
synin;ithyj
again
be
deported.
of
many
friends
tn
tte
bereavement.
Taxlcab
drivers
today
staged
a
la
rue
demonstration
in
protest
at
the
Imposition
of
a
gasoline
tax.
Halibut
Arrivals
Summary
.
Frank
Krizmaniel
Draws
Limelight
In
Irish
Sweep
DUBLIN.
Ireland.
Oct.
23:
CP
Prank
Krixmanlel
drew
the
horse
LimeUsdit
in
the
draw
of
the
Irish
Sweepstakes
on
the
Cambridgeshire
Stakes
which
was
made
at
the
end
of
the
week.
In
all
there
were
seven
horses
drawn
in
British
Columbia.
The
race
takes
place
on
Wednesday.
The
total
amount
drawn
for
was
tltOOCOW.
Cotoneaster
favorite
LONDON.
Oct
:
i
CP)
Coton
easter
continues
to
rule
favorite
to
Lurope's
View
'
ricttdes
Oil
guartl
OUtside
the
Parliament
BuikliUfS.
The
;
ta
the
Cambridgeshire
Stakes
on
London.
Oct
a:
fCP
The
an-
Premier
shows
no
disiKisition
to
surrender
in
hit
fight
,
.
...
....
lie
.
.
Ml
i
,i
uld
urn
it
it
imaaiiifv
luncuun
function
in
in
British
l"'"a"
Columb
a?
nouncement
by
President
Franklin
and
his
I
nends
believe
trie
government
win
ie
ovennrown
jhmwiim
ii."
1
:
.'
..wlUJa
f
,'n.
u.
iooaeve
Roosevelt
that
mat
the
tne
United
umiea
States
waiea
'
tonieht
unless
the
Socialists
unex-
T..
i'n.
Dowgwtr
went
miL
in
uio
unuri
t-uimuiviw
m
liecledly
weaken.
Wednesday
at
11
to
2.
His
Majesty's
colt
Limelight
Is
second
favorite
at
12
to
1.
COLLEGE
IS
.
FIRE-SWEPT
University
of
St
Joseph.
New
Brunswick,
Destroyed
By
"
Flames
Saturday
ST
JOSEPH.
N.B.,
Oct
a:
iCP
All
parts
at;
St.
Joseph's
University
here
including
a
new
wing
with
the
exception
of
the
gymnasium
and
.rink
were
destroyed
by
fire
on
iSaterday.
the
damage
being
estl-'
mated
at
ILSOftjOOO.
j
The
destroyed
property
Included
ftve
imlveisHy
buildinga,
six
barns
on
college
land,
three
houeea
and
two
other
barns.
Vancouver
Stocks
(Oaurtaiy
8.
D.
Jaaun
Ov)
Vancouver
Big
Missouri.
M.
B
C
Nickel,
M.
Bridge
River
Oacw
J3X.
Cariboo.
3J.
Oeorgta
River,
M'.
Meridian.
Mernteg
Stat,
.18.
NaeVte
Sea.
a.
-f
msm0f,
'01.
'
Noble
Five,
J7V
Pend
OraaH
.71.
Porter
Idefm,
06'
Premier.
1JK.
Reeves,
.la.
Reward.
Mh.
Reno,
.77.
Stiver
Crest
!,.
Wajwtde.
.41
Whitewater.
M.
Waveriy.
.n,
OIU
Fabyaa.
JC.
HoflRaj
X30
C
iE,a.
Freehold.
M
A.
P.
Cosu
It.
Cabnont
M.
Toronto
Columarso.
Ji,
Central
Pattvgpi,
Js.
Klrkland
Lake
OtM,
X.
Nonutda.
M.7.
Sherrttt.
.94.
Int
Nlcket
&.
Oraaada,
ja.
r;,
Macaasa.
.M.
1.41.
Funeral
Notice
The
funeral
of
the
late
Margarets
OUchrtxt
wUI
take
place
"'rlhmmj
day
at
2
SO
from
the
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral.
Perry
Will
Win
in
Prince
George
'
And
Manson
in
Omineca
Declares
An
Independent
Investigator
American
ITJW
pounds,
sc
and
tc
and
ifc
and
7c,
j
VANDERH00F,
Oct.
23:
The
two
constituencies
of
i
caaadiK-JM
PMwk.
Qudneca
and
Fort
Ceorge
will
undoubt
etlly
elect
Liboral
Amertean
'candWates
at
the
election
next
week.
A.
M.
Manson
will--
Yukon.
2U.UUU,
cold
stoxagt,
w
win
in
Omineca
with
Sam
Cocker
and
the
C.
C.
F.
youth,
and
7.
A.
IS.
Windle,
probably
splitting
the
remaining
vote.
senunei.
mm,
auib.
ns
ana
tc.
Urania.
14,M,
Cold
Storage.
c
and
Sc.
Canadian
LysekU.
xft.000.
cold
Storage.
7Je
and
9c.
Funeral
Notice
The
funeral
of
the
late
brother
Thomas
Outhrie
will
tak
ptaee
Tuesday.
Oct.
2-1.
at
250,
from
the
Chapel
of
the
B
C
Undertakers
CANADIAN
LONGSHOREMEN
'3
ASSOCIATION
In
Prince
George
the
people
are
strong
for
Harry
Perry
.
and
trill
elect
him
at
the
head
of
the
poll
with
the
Independent.
Dr.
Alward.
coming
second
on
the
list.
Wlinnf
Pra
just
covered
the
two
constituencies
and
this
la
the
result
of
his
analysis
of
the
situation.
One
of
the
factors
militating
against
the
return
of
the
C
C.
F.
Takes
Jump
VANCOUVER,
Oct
M:
(CP!
wheat
was
setting
at
&6c
on
the
in
this
part
f
the
province
is
the
,
local
aaciMBee
at
the
end
of
the
unfortunate
fact
that
the
leader
of
'
week,
advancing
to
81ic
today.
Mie
party
n.
BC
openly
declared
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