I
T
Phone
77
TAXI
(TOMMY'S)
Stand,
Capitol
Theatre
Block
Any
time,
anywhere,
50c
Is
the
(are.
7-Passcnger
Chrysler
Car
puMHAY,
India,
Nov.
i(
Pi
Nadir
Shah
i
AV
A
f
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I
WA
iiiNOTOW.
DC
Not.
"The
Krntoefcy
on
Tuesday
vo-'
'
one
m
favor
of
repeal
of
f
-
nth
Amendment,
betas;
seventh
state
in
the
un-against
the
national
pro-
w
overthrow
of
which
Is
:A
':)
'!.
it.:
i.i
red
Although
the
voting
on
Tuesday.
Kentucky
unt
Its
votos
until
yea-
into
account
the
results
In
the
total
popular
vote
mntry
m
the
repent
re-
has
been
t.MM.Deo
for
d
4,110
against
or
al-
1'ii-r
In
nn
far
ranaal.
North
w
Smith
Carolina
are
the
only
''
t
.i,
,,
Whteh
voted
acalrni
re-
A-
1
rnult
of
election
day
vVo-ifss
than
13
deaths
were
0
per
in
Kentucky
wHh
at
least
'
Injured.
i
MlVr
C.
It.
Orme
was
the
todsy
at
the
regular
week-
1
1"
won
of
the
Prince
Rupert
'i!v
ciub
in
the
Commodore
rrrnidsnt
John
Dybhavn
was
1
iialr.Mr.
Orme
gave
a
Na-nr
Week
Ulk
which
haa
'ft
ported
from
last
ween.
JffMi
And
dollar
ntiTII
above
TAIt
NEW
YonK.
Nov.
9:
CP)-p
Canadian
dollar,
which
'vm
at
par
with
the
Amcrl-
"n
the
local
foreign
ox-
")nc
vwterdfly,
wns
at
onc-
.:onth
ent
premium
today.
.
"tUh
Pulld
Burling
was
at
M.05
today.
Yester-
dosed
nt
$4.05Vi.
ers
who
now
come
within
the
scope
of
unemployment
Insurance
provisions.
At
present
there
are
somewhat
mote
than
t0
million
people
on
usmiMfcyiiwt
rtgtsu
rs
of
tlx
'
sawmsfy.
aW
Mac
aeetsutc
of
'months.
A
Questioner
In
the
House
of
Commons
efteitod
the
fwinef
cheertnc
news
that
the
wntwi(WOy-ment
Insurance
fund
will
show
a
turpi
us
on
account
during
the
current
fiscal
year
of
more
than
I.-260
000
which
will
meet
winter
contingencies
and
allow
something
towards
the
deficit
of
mfteeejaoQ
caused
when
the
fund
tot
out
of
hand
and
the
dole
was
created
Vancouver
Stocks
Vsnrourrr
rhg
Missouri.
.40.
B
C
Nickel.
At.
B
R
X,
M.
B
Ft.
Cons..
XX.
Cariboo
Oold.
1M.
Cork
rrovlnee.
Jl.
Oeomfea
River.
M.
Indian.
.91
H.
Lucky
Jbn.
.SI.
MertdUn.
Morning
star.
.16.
Native
Sons.
Jl.
National
Silver.
M.
Noble
rive.
0V
rend
OrelUe.
.7$.
porter
Idaho,
..
lmnler,
1
11.
Kves
McDonald.
.1.
v
,
Reward.
.fW.
Reno.
"r.
Silver
Crest.
Wayside.
W.
Whitewater.
W.
Waverley,
M.
oils
Pabyan.
Home.
1JQ.
C
St
1JK.
Freehold.
M.
A.
P.
Con..
Jl-CalmonU
.11-Sterling
Pacific.
M.
Toronto
Alexandria.
Columarlo.
At.
Central
Patrlcta.
i.
Klrkland
Uke.
M.
Noranda.
34.16.
Bherrllt-Oordon.
1.10.
International
Nkkel,
Jl.
Oranada,
..
Macassa.
W.
Slsco.
.1.49.
The
annual
Nloia
basaar
opened
this
afternoon
in
the
Moose
Hall
and
will
continue
Unl.ht.
tomorrow
nfttmoon
and
umw
row
.venlng.
Mrs.
F.
M
Crosby
It
general
wml
LONDON,
Nov.
9:
(CP)
Sixteen
million
persons
will
Ik
covered
by
a
gigantic
new
unemployment
insurance
scheme
which
is
to
be
instituted
by
the
British
government
A
measure
for
revising
and
co-ordinating
previous
Plants
ilans
with
witn
imorUnt
iniorwni
additions
auditions
has
nas
been
Been
introduced
introduced
in
in
the
tnc
i,
aged
,,
51,
,..
King
or
ou$c
0f
Commons
by
Sir
Henry
Betterton,
minister
of
anistan,
'iniuttitl
"-TUB
wa
asat-
.'IRliiiti.
..
t.
i.
.i
.
-.j
-ill-
-
rd
yesterday,
it
le
.
in
atlvieo
receiv-
.
it.
His
wn,
Mo-1
Zahir
Shah,
Kd
jocceds
him.
KENTUCKY
GOES
WET
UVu
Than
Thirteen
rmn
!'
la
Ktfcfriidum
Day
Violence
In
Blue
(iraM
Stile
Wet
Vole
Decisive
l"itf
tr
Nation
Show
Tlirre
T
One
Popular
Vole
Against
rrohlbltlon
tabor
It
is
the
moat
widely
em-
bracing
of
any
metal
scheme
ever
introduced
at
Westminster
and
adds
four
million
persons
to
those
work
URGES
ALL
BACK
FISH
INDUSTRY
II.
Orme
Speaks
ef
Value
t-lshtrirs
to
City
in
Address
To
Rotary
Club
of
In
an
address
to
the
Rotary
Club
at
Its
retuiar
weekly
luncheon
In
the
Commodore
Cafe
today
Ex-Mayor
C.
H
Orme
stromtly
urged
that
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
be
a
unit
behind
the
fishing
industry
If
Uk
fishermen
secured
adequate
retwe
tor
ttielr
efforts
it
affected
the
whole
community
favorably
Th'
city
was
now
down
to
bedrock
ami
she
fishing
Industry
was
IU
main
bet
la
opening.
Mr.
Orme
spoke
of
M
falue
of
'
National
Fish
Week'
in
advertising
the
fisheries
of
the
eewntry.
In
some
sections
fish
was
hardly
ever
eaten.
Ts
snow
the
value
of
the
Industry,
the
speaker
quoted
from
aov-eewneflt
statistics
to
show
that
In
1994
the
fisheries
of
the
Dominion
brouRrjt
In
$47,000,000.
In
the
following
years
this
was
considerably
reduced.
In
1910
the
value
in
the
provmee
was
$23,000,000
and
in
the
Pridee,
Rupert
district
$13,000,000.
Threuahout
Canada
the
industry
emptatytd
78.000
people.
In
B,
C.
14,ee0
were
employed.
In
1930
the
Investment
In
the
fisheries
amounted
to
$64,000,000.
Turning
then
to
local
conditions,
Mr.
Orme
said
the
game
wns
a
hard
one
ln'hleh
only
a
real-steed
man
chM
engage,
especially
of
recent
years
Not
only
were
the
buyers
and
the
oold
storage
plant
depending
on
the
Industry
but
the
railway
depended
on
It
for
its
existence.
In
the
past
few
years
there
had
been
no
stability
In
any
business,
the
speaker
said,
and
especially
In
the
fUh
business
but
he
was
glad
to
say
that
the
outlook
was
better
now
than
It
hart
been
for
some
time.
Condition
of
Sir
Arthur
Currie
Is
Reported
Better
MONTREAL.
Nov.
9:
ICP
The
wridltlon
of
Sir
Arthur
Currie.
who
Is
suffering
from
a
small
cerebral
blood
vessel
blockade,
continues
to
show
Improvement.
It
was
reported'
by
his
physicians
today.
Tomorrow's
Tides
High
7:23
a.m.
16
ft.
19:02
p.m.
16.2
ft.
Low
0:29
a.m.
7.9
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMMA'S
NEWSPAPER
12:55
pjn.
10.9
ft.
V;:
XXIV
No.
260.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
NOVEMBE
R
9,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
UNEMPLOYMENT
INSURANCE
SCHEME
Lgg
THIRTY-SEVm
STATES
OPPOSE
EIGHTEENTH
AMENDMENT
Sixteen
Million
Persons
Will
Be
Covered
by
New
Legislation
For
Workless
In
Great
Britain
;
Afghan
King
Is
Murdered
I
Number
of
Those
Without
Jobs
in
Old
Land
Decreased
By
Half
Million
in
Last
Six
.Months
Cheering
Surplus
Will
Meet
Contingencies
of
Coming
Winter
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
9:
(CP)
Wheat
was
quoted
at
63ic
on
the
local
exchange
today.
New
Armament
For
English
'Planes
auaauutf
w
That
certainly
is
a
business-like
looking
gun.
It
fires
a
high
explosive
shell
and
is
mounted
on
the
new
British
flying
boats.
This
Is
the
first
time
any
recoil
gun
has
been
mounted
on
an
aeroplane.
The
gun
has
an
accurate
range
of
1.500
yards
and
fires
100
pound
and
a
-ha
If
shells
a
minute.
PAYROLLS
INCREASE
Index
of
Returning
Better
Times
Indicated
by
Compensation
Board
Official
An
index
of
returning
better
times
in
the
province
was
given
by
Dr.
O.
B.
Murphy
of
Vancouver,
medical
officer
of
the
Workmen's
Compensation
Board
of
British
Columbia,
who,
In
ad-dreeing
the
Prince
Rupert
Oyro
Club
at
luncheon
Wednesday,
stated
that
for
1933
auditrd
payrolls
in
British
Columbia
were
expected
to
amount
to
$135,000,
000
as
compared
with
Sltt.OOO,
000
In
1933;
$190,000,000
In
1939:
$183,300,000
In
1928
and
$177.-000,000
in
1930.
Dr.
Murphy
was
speaking
on
the
subject
of
"The
Workmen's
Com-pensation
Act
of
British
TAKE
OVER
NEXT
WEEK
fiovernment
to
Change
WednesdayMart,
Finance
Minister;
Pearson,
.Mines
and
Labor
VICTORIA,
Nov.
9:
(CP)
The
new
Liberal
administration
will
be
sworn
in
next
Wednesday
at
noon
a
few
minutes
after
Premier
S.
F.
Tolmie
and
his
cabinet
resign.
It
Is
unlikely
that
Premier-elect
T.
D.
Pattullo
will
give
any
indication
of
the
personnel
of
hU
cabinet
until
he
presents
the
list
to
the
Lieutenant
Oovernor
for
his
approval.
John
Hart
of
Victoria
now
seems
a
strong
possibility
as
rain
istrr
of
finance
with
G.
S.
Pearson
of
Nanaimo
taking
over
the
portfolios
of
mines
and
labor
for
both
of
which
he
is
eminently
To
the
Electors
of
Skeena
Please
accept
my
sincere
appreciation
for
the
generous
support
given
me
on
November
3nd.
I
earnestly
hope
that
time
may
Justify
your
confidence
and
that
wc
can
get
toi
ther
in
this
district
Irrespective
of
party
at-filiations,
and
work
for
the
benefit
of
all.
E.
T.
Kenney.
W.C.B.
WORK
RESTORING
-
DESCRIBED!
OLD
GRANT
Dr.
G.
B.
Murphy,
Medical
Officer
Of
Compensation
Board,
Interesting
Speaker
Many
Benefits
Much
Information
Conveyed
as
to
Functions
and
Operation
of
Important
Legislation
Much
interesting
information
in
regard
to
the
nature,
functions,
operation
and
history
of
the
Workmen's
Compensation
Act
of
British
Columbia
was
conveyed
to
members
and
guests
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Oyro
Club
yesterday
afternoon
l
when
Dr.
O.
B.
Murphy,
medical
of-I
ficer
of
the
Workmen's
Compensa
tion
Board,
was
the
speaker
before
a
luncheon
of
the
local
service
or
ganization
in
the
Boston
Cafe.
Past
President
William
Cruickshank.
occupied
the
chair
in
the
absence
of
President
T.
W.
Brown
and
guests
Included
J.
R.
Drysdale
of
Premier,
David
Watt
ot
Vancouver
and
T.
N.
LePage.
A.
&
Nkkerson.
J.J.XlUle,
O.
A.
Woodland.
Dr.
W.
S.
Kergln.
Dr.
C.
II.
Hankinson
and
Peter
Sunderland.
The
present
Compensation
Act
Dr.
Murphy
explained,
had
come
Into
effect
In
1917
and.
during
the
sixteen
and
three-quarter
years
It
had
been
in
operation,
approximately
$45,000,000
had
been
paid
out.
$36,000,000
of
this
being
in
ac
tual
compensation
to
workmen
and
dependents
and
$9,000,000
In
medical
aid
Including
hospital
medical
nursing
and
dental
service,
artificial
appliances,
etc.
Approximately
1
50.000
claims
had
been
handled
of
vhlch
3.500
had
been
fatal.
The
irgest
total
expenditure
in
any
Ingle
year
had
been
over
four
and
third
mUlton
dollars
in
1929.
the
econd
largest
in
1928
and
the
third
rget
in
1930.
Under
the
benefits
ot
the'
Act
a
vidow
received
$35
per
month
until
lier
death
or
re-marriage
and
each
hlld
$730
per
month
until
attaining
sixteen
years
of
age.
It
could
be
eadlly
seen,
therefore,
where
the
fatal
case
of
a
man
with
a
large
family
would
be
very
costly
to
the
board.
Benefits
of
Art
Under
the
original
Workmen's
"-om
pensation
Act
which
was
In
existence
from
1902
uiktll
1917.
nothing
was
paid
to
an
Injured
workman
during
the
first
two
weeks.
Then
a
maximum
of
$10
per
week
up
to
a
total
compensation
of
$1500
was
paid.
Under
the
present
Act
the
rate
of
compensation
was
This
is
Dominant
Issue
at
Annual
Convention
of
B.
C.
Hospitals:
Association
VICTORIA,
Nov.
9:
(CP)-Bugr
gested
restoring
of
the
provincial
government
grant
to
hospitals
to
Its
former
basis
was
the
dominant
issue
yesterday
before
the
annual
convention
here
of
the
British
Co-
lumDia
nospiiaw
Association.
H.
W.
Birch,
managing
secretary
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
Is
representing
that
lnstltu-'km
at
the
convention.
URGER0AD
TO
ALASKA
Seattle
Highway
Official
Urges
Pan-American
Conference
in
South
America
to
Take
It
Up
SEATTLE,
Nor.
9:
(CP)
CoW
t
ruction
of
the
international
Ps-
HU?
HlghjrajrJraia
AkaJoJ
ico
city
somilcr
rmtf
rone
0
ftr.'
Issues
at
the
forthcoming
Pan"
American
conference
in
Mente-video.
Uruguay,
next
month.
Asabel
Curtis,
president
of
(he
Washing
ton
State
Good
Roads
Association,
urged
yesterday
in
a
eommuniea-
Uon
to
Secretary
of
State
Oordeil
Hull.
New
Member
For
I
Atlin
Will
Be
i
Here
Tonight
W.
J.
Asselstlne.
M.
L.
A.-elect
for
Atlin
and
mill
superintendent
oi
the
Premier
mine,
will
be
a
paste
n-fcief
aboard
the
Prince
Oeorge
this
evening
In
company
with
D.
L.
Pttj,
general
manager
of
the
Premier
Gold
Mining
Co..
going
through
to
Vancouver
where
they
will
attend
a
mining
convention
at
which
both
will
be
speakers.
Mr.
Assdstlne's
name
is
being
prominently
mentioned
hi
connection
with
the
ministership
of
mines
In
the
cabinet
of
Premier-elect
Pattullo
but
there
will
be
nothing
definite
known
In
regard
to
this
until
Mr.
Pattullo
formally
announce
the
personnel
of
the
cabinet
on
taking
over
the
premiership
next
week.
GOLD
PRICE
$33.15
WASHINGTON.
UJBn
Nov.
9:
at
first
564
ot
average
earnings
nV
Jl,
7
.
7
but
had
been
Increased
until
It
was
SSf
'
now
Present
rates
of
nav-
ment
were
eight
to
ten
times
great-
Mrs.
James
Dsnhotme
of
TWl
er
than
under
the
.oW
scheme.
Dr.
who
recently
underwent
a
major
Murphy
gave
examples
of
where
operation
In
the
Prince
Rupeit
some
very
heavy
claims
had
been
General
Hospital
is
now
anv.
oald
In
cases
of
disabilities
rang-
leectng
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Mar-In?
over
a
number
of
years,
one
tin
Miller
at
Bllimof
before
return,
case
mentioned
having
totalled
Ing
to
her
home
on
the
Queen
$10,000
and
another
$18,000.
Claims,
the
speaker
stated,
were
usually
adjusted
and
checks
Issued
(in
from
three
to
six
days
from
the
i
receipt
of
all
the
necessary
docu-:
ments.
When
there
were
delay
1
they
were
usually
due
to
lack
of
adequate
Information
which
should
,
be
supplied
either
by
the
workman,
employer
or
doctor.
The
cost
of
administration
ot
the
Act.
Dr.
Murphy
Informed
his
11s-
Charlotte
Islands.
41
C.
C.
F.
READV
TO
TAKE
OPPOSITION
IN
LEGISLATURE
4
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
9:
(OP)
The
Co-operative
Common-
wealth
Federation
la
ready
to
4
accept
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