Phone
77
TAXI
(TOMMY'S)
Stand,
Cpitol
Theatre
IJIock
An)
ume,
anywhere,
50c
Is
the
fate.
7
Passenger
Chrysler
Car
I
11
Ul
I
U
I
I
f
11
111
V
7
X
1
Van
P.-
v
a-
.
8
I?
t
PRAIRIES
Hk'I'.nd-
Damage
Done
At
U:onton
and
further
iut
0
November
14
Ca-A
great
variety
of
rr
visited
the
prairie
-
f
the
week-end
ln-th
under,
snow
and
j
!.
avy
property
dam-.'..o
and
Mkatehe-n
ton
roofs
were
torr
.:.((
electric
light
and
were
levelled.
ON
NEW
YORK
MART
TSv
tiK,
Nov
11
-Silver
was!
rning
here
at
4k
and
I
couver
Vancouver
ul.
44.
K"l.
.41.
34
.
22
id.
IH.
Kiver.
M.
i-n.
OS.
u.
-
Star,
.17.
"n.
my.
'
silver.
.Wfc,
I':'.
.10.
'"tfille.
J.
'Uho.
.14.
l
IS.
'
071,.
Hi
I
Stocks
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KM.
.OS.
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W.
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01.
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f&E
07
P
c.
,0
Pacific,
.3-5.
.,
Toronto
'Mria.
.0JV4.
'
""lumario,
.44.
JH'ui
Patrick,
JSA.
"kJ-mti
Lake
Gold,
5.
Jotanfla.
34.80.
oherriti
i.oe.
'I'
Nlcknl
41
IK
P.
..
Jf".
.80.
(1co.
1
45.
lAWe
loTake
Nourishment
on
Situr-I
'
.
.
.
i
day
King
lieorge
inquires
on
i
Armistice
Day
tinu-rueAT.
Nov
14:
Oeneral
the
commander-in-cniei
oi
we
Canadian
Expeditionary
Force
dur
ing
the
latter
part
of
the
areat
war.
Lindy
and
Anne
Visiting
Spain
irnllnl
Stales
Airman
and1
downward.
A
total
of
UTO.000
Ills
Wife
Spend
Sunday
Night
in
VIIUe
.1
their
flight
continued
village
They
to
the
Spanish
capital
yesterday.
h
Mrs.
Lindbergh
are
on
surely
air
tour
of
Europe
jjjtlng
bought
here
ata.
quoted
a
lei-
Vancouver
Wheat
Debate
on
Arms
Policy
and
Arthur
Henderson
Threatens
to
Resign
From
Chairmanship
Unless
Change
Made
LONDON,
Nov.
11:
The
Labor
party
motion
of
cen-
....
.
i
I!
i
If
i
sir
Arthur
currte
was
able
to
take
ure
against
the
government
on
its
disarmament
policy;
nourishment
on
Saturday
for
the
wag
defeated
last
night
111
the
House
Of
tommoilS
WJ
to
Hf
time
since
his
admission
to
hospital
last
Tuesday
suffering
from
blockade
of
a
small
blood
vassei
in
the
brain.
Attending
physicians
announce
that
they
are
mcouraged
by
his
condition.
On
Armistice
Day
King
George
wnt
a
message
to
the
Oovernor
Oeneral
instructing
him
to
"Inquire
..
t.
itu
jMrw4ltinn
nf
:
m
my
name
1
51.
The
vote
came
after
a
long
debate
and
found
Lloyd
George's
little
group
of
Independent
Liberals
lined
up
with
Iabor.
Sir
Herbert
Samuel's
Liberal
group
abstained
from
New
York
Stock
Trading
Aimless
Some
Issues
Up
and
Others
Down.
Turnover
For
Day
Was
U70.000
Shares
NEW
YORK.
Nov.
14:
Stocks
drifted
around
In
aimless
trading
on
the
New
York
Exftlmnge.
some
moving
up
and
others
down,
although
the
general
tendency
was
snares
cnangea
nana,
inm
uiuiw
trlal
average
at
closing
was
M.06;
off
1.34;
rail.
39.M.
off
M
utlU-
a.u
antoNA.
Spain.
Nov.
14:-
ties.
34.09.
off
.54,
and
bond.
80.66.
Landing
here
Sunday
on
account
of
off
.84.
.......vki.
ueather
in
inc
course
.
snesit
that
night
In
thl
spanisn'
REDS
ON
voting.
RAMPAGE
i
KUKIANO.
China.
Nov
14:
CP
BOMBAY,
India.
Nov.
14:
On
account
of
trouble
wtUt
Afghan
Prime
Minister
Mac
Donald
de-
(
lared
that
the
British
Government
would
not
desert
the
Arms
Con
ference
or
the
League
of
Nations
but
neither
would
she
Increase
her
In
ternational
commitments
nor
make
any
undue
sacrifices
for
the
sake
of
meeting
the
demand
of
other
Sir
Stafford
Crlpps,
labor
col-l?ague
of
Arthur
Henderson,
read
a
personal
note
In
vrh4h
Mr.
Henderson
threatened
to
resign
from
the
presidency
of
the
Arm
Conference
unless
there
was
a
change
In
the
attitude
of
the
deienatlens
of
the
various
nation
regarding
arms.
SOLD
YESTKHDAY
TWO
IIOIIUS
AKTEIt
PAPER
ON
STREET
WAsmJr.H'
0F
r,WL0
to
ha
been
PPr.
v.(W
:wheat
tratewtty
Afglwnlstan,
C
N?V'
";3?u
tciday
UiU
mornliig
ho.t5-rtfto
tnArie
bythenrltUh
1
an
advertiser
In
classified
column
made
a
wonderfully
quick
sale
of
fur-
homeward,
to
the
United
.
n
ture.
Eery
article
was
gone
their
way
,
u
uu
thftt
Com.
flllJht
across
uk
'
a,-.-
fiiawine
a
North
AUantlc
ocean
iht
nd
ln
I
when
they
seised
and
plundered
-
,t
the
evening
the
advertiser
rang
up
asking
to
have
the
adver-
Usement
stopped
a
It
was
no
e
longer
needed.
For
quick
ac-
tribesmen,
Khyber
Pass,
the
mam;
on
try
a
classified
ad.
In
thl
-authorities.
Tomorrows
Tides
High
11:13
a.m.
21.4
ft.
Low
4:59
ajn.
7.3
ft.
17:50
pjn.
5.9
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMMA'S
NEWSPAPER
V
v
XX'V
No.
283.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER
14,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
SL4ID
OF
GERMANY
IS
ENUNCIA
TED
MLTkAFFIC
AND
LAM
COMMUNICATIONS
PARALYZED
Peace
With
Honor
and
Equality
Is
All
His
Country
Asks-Hitler
II
be
No
Disarmament
Dealing
Unless
This
is
Given,
Says
Nazi
Chieftain
Advises
Other
Nations
to
".Mind
Own
Business"
rTUN,
Nov.
11:
"Peace
with
honor
and
equality"'
;7l.
anded
by
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
in
an
address
-
large
audience
of
factory
workers
at
the
out-
Berlin.
"Germany
must
have
equal
rights
with
..r,s
or
el?
there
will
be
no
disarmament
con-
far
as
this
country
is
concerned,
declared
the
Iery
Nan
entertain
in
denouncing
the
tactics
of
the
former
Allied
nations
In
instsUng
on
arming
them-'
selves
while
refusing
Germany
the
rtfht
to
do
likewise
Oermany
was
as
much
menaced
aa
any
other
country
by
lack
of
equality,
he
de-1
clared.
"There
are
some
statesmen
j
in
Europe
who
would
be
well-ad-j
vised
to
mind
their
own
haste
am,'
shrmted
Hitler.
.
Germany
waa
ready
to
"bsrry
the'
hatchet"
wtth
all
rU
enemies,
de-!
dared
Hitter,
but
there
was
noth-.
fog
be
amid
do
about
It
If
the
othar
utiotu
refused
to
believe
'
htm
.
Swhen
he
mid
this
The
fact
of
the
matter
waa
that
he
had
aald
nothing
against
other
nations
except
tn-wfar
as
Oerma-
right
were
concerned.
It
would
be
sheer
folly
for
Oermany
to
want
war
now.
CURRIE
IS
IMPROVING
Deadly
Air
Weapon
Defeats
British
Navy
The
British
Admiralty
has
u.t
r-i"aed
this
rare
UlustraUon
of
an
ircident
of
the
recent
British
fleet
manoeuvres
in
the
Norm
5
a
One
of
John
BuU's
new
battle
wagons
of
the
air.
a
Blackburn
Ripon
torpedo
carrier.
va.v
$
.ijped
it
rose
Into
the
air.
bound
on
Its
mission
of
"destruction."
It
waa
commissioned
to
attack
a
hostile
fleet,
that
was
steaming
ore
hundred
miles
away
In
the
foreground
Is
seen
the
cruiser
I.
aid-r,
ana
in
the
background,
the
home
fleet
with
its
Hanking
destroyers,
followirg
up
the
first
attack
of
the
fleet's
right
arm.
Opposition
to
British
Government
Gets
Very
Small
Support
in
House
Of
Commons
on
Vote
of
Censure
Ixing
CRASHED
IN
DENSE
FOG
Princess
Alice
Twisted
Stem
and
Yukon
Has
Dented
Plates
as
Result
of
Collision
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
14:
In
a
drme
fog
this
morning
the
steamer
Princess
Alice,
bound
from
Seattle
to
Vancouver,
and
the
steamer
Yukon
of
the
Alaska
Steamship
Line,
from
Juneau,
crashed
In
the
first
narrows.
None
of
the
passengers
were
Injured
and
there
was
no
panic.
The
Princess
Alice
sustained
a
IwiMed
stem
and
the
Yukon
had
several
dented
plates
above
the
water
line
but
was
able
to
proceed
to
Seattle.
The
Alice
is
being
surveyed.
CHICAGO
AND
LEAFS
LEAD
Black
Hawks
at
Head
of
American
Hockey
Division
and
Toronto
On
Top
in
International
CHICAOO.
Nov.
14:
(CP)-Re-quiring
but
one
lone
tally
to
defeat
the
New
York
Rangers,
Chleago
Black
Hawks
took
the
early
season
lead
In
the
American
Division
of
the
National
Hockey
League
on
Sunday
night.
Detroit
Red
Wings
are
In
second
position
by
virtue
of
a
S
to
2
victory
over
New
York
Am
ericans
at
Detroit.
Toronto
Maple
Leafs,
who
won
a
Ught
contest
wtth
the
New
York
Rangers
at
Toronto
Saturday
night,
are
In
first
place
ln
the
Interna-tlonal
Division.
Weekend
score
were
as
follows.,
Sunday
Games
New
York
Rangers
0,
Chleago
1.
New
York
Americans
2,
Detroit
c
Saturday
Games
New
York
Rangers
3,
Toronto
4.
Carta
cHena
0,
Ottawa
2.
Boston
2.
Montreal
3.
Little
Change
Today
In
Water
Conditions
Lower
Skeena
Valley
No
Trains
Moving
in
Either
Direction
on
Prince
Rupcrt-Smithcrs
Division
Trouble
With
Wires
Also
Develops
During
Night
Train
traffic
on
the
Prince
Rupert-Smithers
division
of
i
he
Canadian
National
Railways
is
still
paralyzed
today
on
account
of
slides
and
washouts
in
the
Lower
Skeena
.
Valley
between
Woodcock
and
Kwinitsa.
There
will
be
no
1
rains
either
in
or
out
of
Prince
Rupert
today,
it
was
an-'
Mounced
this
morning.
The
train
from
the
east,
regularly
due
to
arrive
here
at
10
o'clock
to
LOG
SCALE
IS
HIGHER
Galij
Afaln
Shown
in
October
Al-
Thouh
Production.
For
aear
SUU
Down
now
stands
at
50,064,568
board
feet
as
against
78,775,737
board
feet
in
the
first
ten
month
of
1932.
Scaling
per
species
this
October
were
as
follow,
figure
for
the
same
month
last
year
also
being
shown
for
comparison:
Oct-
1933
B.
F.
Douglas
Fir
....
307.999
Cedar
9T9.461
Spruce
7.768.500
Hemlock
4JW0.108
night,
has
been
turned
baek
from
Smithers
and
there
will,
therefore,
be
no
train
coming
ln
now
before
Thursday
night
The
train
which
was
to
have
left
for
the
east
last
evening
was
cancelled.
If
the
line
is
cleared
by
that
time,
the
regular
train
for
the
east
will
leave
tomorrow
afternoon.
'
Telegraph
line
-also
went
down
during
the
night-
aruL
PrJnce-.Ru-
Loe
scaling
in
Prince
Rupert
for-
;Prt
WM
cul
011
Irom
WM
?m
eetry
district
during
the
month
of
m
rly
today
Partteu-October
tar
a
to
tent
ot
tTOuW
this
year
totalled
1S.709.638
,ln
and
the
of
board
feet
as
compared
wtth
12.-10"
vmnm
0M.M5
board
feet
In
the
same
bearing
same
were,
therefore.
month
last
year.
For
1933
to
date
;
the
aggregate
scale
for
the
district
j
Balsam
2.031.661
Jackptne
101,890
Miscellaneous
Oct.
1932
Mining
Classes
To
Be
Given
Here
Resident
Engineer
Bj.
1
Dr.
Joseph
T
Mandy.
resident
63,664
1
mining
engineer
for
the
north-426,990
'
western
mineral
survey
district,
has
5,245735
agreed
to
conduct
a
series
of
weekly
4,307,317
classe
ln
geology,
mineralogy
and
1,969,969
1
kindred
subject
on
Tuesday
eve-'
42,737
nlng
of
each
week
ln
the
city
6,613
council
chamber
following
his
re-
;
turn
trip
to
Vancouver
and
Victoria
Total
15.709,038
1
2.062,9
J6
011
official
duties.
Announcement
to
1
thl
effect
was
made
this
morning
Forest
Products
I
by
city
Commissioner
W.
J.
Aider.
It
Production
of
pole
and
piling
ln
ta
expected
the
lectures
will
prove
of
the
Interior
this
October
amounted
much
Interest,
particularly
to
youn-to
182.914
lineal
feet,
all
in
cedar.
ger
men
who
may
be
considering
as
compared
with
58.800
lineal
feet
going
prospecting.
In
the
same
month
last
year.
I
.
Cord
wood
for
this
October
total
led
152
cord
as
against
162
cords
last
October
while
11.049
Jackptne
ties
were
accounted
for
this
Octo-
i
ber
a
compared
with
only
720
tie
In
October.
1932.
As
previously
re-1
no
r
ted
on
several
occasions,
there
I
Miner
Killed
At
Anyox
Saturday
is
considerable
acUvity
in
tie
pro-
jMIke
Zaja
Loses
His
Life
In
Work-ductlon
ln
the
Interior
this
fall
on
,
ings
of
Granby
Co.
at
account
of
new
orders
given
some
time
ago
to
the
settlers
by
the
Canadian
NaUonal
Railways.
Smelter
Town
District
headquarters
of
the
provincial
pohce
here
have
been.
ad-
Pat
D'Orto.
who
has
been
paying
vised
that
Mike
Zaja.
an
employee
a
visit
with
friend
at
Anyox,
re
of
the
Oranby
Co..
was
killed
In
the
turned
to
the
city
from
the
smel-
mine
at
Anyox
on
Saturday
mom-er
town
on
the
Catala
this
morn-
Ing.
No
detail
were
given.
An
ln-uag.
quest
Is
being
held
today
at
Anyox.
To
the
Electors
of
Atlin
I
wish
to
express
to
you
all
my
sincere
appreciation
of
the
honor
you
have
done
me
by
electing
me
as
your
representative
ln
the
Legislature.
It
will
be
my
aim
to
Justify
your
confidence
by
serving
you
ln
the
best
way
I
know.
Let
me
suggest
that
party
differences
be
forgotten
and
that
we
work
together
a
a
unit
for
the
advance-men
of
the
Interests
ot
the
riding
and
the
general
good
of
the
province
of
British
Columbia.
W.
J.
Asselstine.
Premier,
B
C.
'
1..
m
1
I