MACD0NALD
IS
PRESIDENT
U
llio-n
llrad
bf
Hospital
Hoard
lor
Omlng
Year
1931
Board
lie-elected
'(
1
ivtc
court
of
revision
at
which
t-'C
board
Is
appealing
the
valuation
acreage
property
It
holds
In
7,
,
Today's
Weather
Ucaci
Tri-e
Point
Raining,
south
"-l
calr;
barometer.
29.28;
tern
"raturc.
42:
soa
roimh.
"ortheast
wind;
sea
moderate.
rerrace-,
Raining,
calm,
26.
Anyox-Cloudy,
calm,
35.
Stewart-Foggy,
calm.
34.
HazeltonCloudy,
calm.
32.
Smltners-cioudy.
calm.
mild.,
"urns
Luke-Cloudy,
calm,
23.
roposal
is
to
Pay
SI
Per
Day
Under
Contributory
Arrangement
Nunilcr
of
Industries
Excepted
Employers
Would
Collect
and
Commission
Would
Administer
OTTAWA,
Jan.
30:
(CP)
A
contributory
unemployment
insurance
Scheme
was
introduced
in
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday
by
Premier
R.
B.
Bennett.
Roughly,
nirm
mnn
nvor
tupntv-nne
vears
of
aire
would
.
.i.njon.
O.
P.
Tinker
ana
t-
nAAtnn
tn
the
cost
in
uuuuiuu
lu
nnv
nir
r
s
Dlbb
were
re-elected
as
dl-
and
tlie
dominion
ten
cenib
yt
is
'
f
the
Prince
Rupert
Gen
"
-i
I
M:
pre
.
F.
i
nital
for
tlie
year
1935
.
i
tir
1
ual
general
meeUng
last
HOSPltal
WOl'K
I
the
Hosplal
Association.
Af-,
f
n
.
rneral
meeting,
the
board
'.o
session
and
8.
D.
Mac-was
named
president
for
i-
with
W.
M.
Brown,
vlce-a
H.
W.
Dlrch
being
re-
For
Year
19M
Reported
Upon
managlng
secretary.
j
Mui
donald,
In
accepting
the
During
the
year
y
thankKl
the
board
for
897
patients
were
treated
i
him.
With
the
assistance
Prin4e
nUDcrt
Oenerel
Hospital
.
.
,
as
nbrr,
of
lhe
boatd.
he
hoped
wth
919
the
year
pre-
able
to
carry
on
with
a
mea-
CU1"P'
.
,.
.,.
r-
according
to
the
annual
re-'.1
vlous.
rincicncy
comparable
with
preceding
presidents.
.port
of
the
lady
superintendent,
iik
Dlbb
and
H.
W.
Ulrch
were
NUss
Jean
Harlrson
R
N-,
read
at
tne
'it:a
to
attend
the
forthcom-
general
meeting
of
tne
innw
-
pert
General
Ilospiwi
Asayvi.
t
nieht.
The
average
stay
In
the
hospital
per
patient
was
19.7
days
and
there
was
a
total
of
17.728
hospital
days,
a
decrease
of
1,014
days
from
the
year
previous.
Thorp
were
93
births
and
34
!
deaths
In
the
hospital
during
tho
year.
General
anaesthetics
administered
totalled
360.
there
being
107
maior
and
343
minor
operations.
Triple
Island-Overcast,
strong
There
had
been
x-ray
e
-
Juthcast
wind:
moderately
rough,
tlons.
"gara
Island-Overcast,
fresh!
Pui'"
uu'"'
.r
,
nursing
staff
of
administration.
After
paying
for
j
forty
weeks
a
man
would
be
en-
i
tlttMi
in
rrM-r
t
ner
dav
or
S6
1
VICTORIA,
B.C.
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
I
v
1
High
10:21
ajn.
20.2
ft
l
Rupert-
Raining,
ttrong
23:45
17.5
It
.,
ist
wind;
barometer.
2BM;
pjn.
Low
3:M
am.
10.2
ft.
jiure.
40.
sea
rough.
i
'
17:22
pjn.
4.4
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
MUTISH
COLUxMIUA'S
NEWSPAPER
n.
1
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Nr
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
JANUARY
30,
1935
pRice:
nv
cents
UNEMPLOYMENT
INSURANCE
PLAN
W
IMPORTANT
REQUESTS
BY
WESTERN
MA
Y0RS
AT
CALGARY
Stern
ParliamentariansJBow
Before
Altar
of
Smiling
in
atmtr
rr4
nnw
fnrf0
were
acKnowicagiu
vlth
appreciation
by
the
lady
HEADLEY
IS
DEFEATED
Dusky
Sonny
Jones
nf
Wins
Technical
Knockout
Over
Easterner
Ted
Dungate
will
sail
tomorrow
afternoon
on
the
Princess
Norah
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Dionne
Babies
iiMi.
j,iu...
.k.n
.
tiumi
n.
hi..wto.
nt
ihp
nnt.i
m
envemment
heard
so
much
about
the
famous
Dionne
quintupets
.iat
they
decided
to
go
up
,h
-.
fur
ihMMiltM
sa
the
nL
Lhv
saw
and
were
completely
conquered
by
the
smiling
UtUe
sisters
so
cart.mly
attended
to
jy
Dr.
A.Ul.
Dafca.
The
plc-
Armand
Racine
of
T.
Si
N.
O.
Railway
with
Ceelle;
Dr.
Datoe
with"
Af
ahows
from
Left
to
Right'
Hm
David
Crotl
minister
of
public
welfare,
holding
Annette;
Marie
smallest
of
the
quintuplets:
Hon
Paul
Leduc.
minister
of
mines,
with
Emllle.
and
Premier
Mitchell
Hepburn
demonstrating
with
Yvonne
how
a
baby
should
be
held.-Copyright
1935.
I
i.
i
M
D..Li.
imponani
measure
is
muugui
Before
House
of
Commons
With
Sponsorship
of
Gov
t.
Leader
Missing
MieV
AndlHOSPITAt
Searcher
Come
FINANCES
Uuttrom
Worth
i
Airplanes
carrying
"Ginger"
Coote,
well
known
northern
filer,
iwho
had
been
missing
for
ten
days
1
r-i
m.i..
1-.
--.J
.nil
FIRE
LOSS
WAS
LIGHT
Damage
Last
Year
nsurance
Chief's
Annual
Report
IUI1U
4t
J
UHU
J
w
v.
w
v.
,
.
,
.
-
.
i
.u..
Responsibility
for
the
collection
"
.
"
.'v
.......
j
the
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder.
The
of
the
levies
Is
placed
upon
em
ployer.
The
scheme
will
be
administered
by
a
commission
which
will
try
to
amount
of
insurance
paid
was
$1106.43,
the
actual
loss
over
and
above
Insurance
being
therefore
find
employment
for
those
out
bf.
was
$18500O
work.
The
brigade
responded
to
64
calls
during,
the
year
of
which
19
were
Deficit
Was
Larger
Durin;
Year
1931,
Amounting
to
$3,087.83
.
The
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
showe
da
deficit
of
$3,087.83
m
nc
rnuay
IUm
.r8.uu,
u.m
operatlon
durlng
the
year
1934
McM
Ulan
nf
thp
Tvn
Rrnthprs
Min-
r..
..
....
i
ing
Co.,
who
had
gone
to
search
for
Coote.
passed
over
Prince
George
j
yesterday
bound
for
Quesnel,
ac
cording
to
word
received
at
divisional
headquarters
of
the
provincial
police
here.
Owing
to
ground
conditions
at
Prince
George,
the
planes
were
unable
to
land
there
but
a
note
was
dropped
telling
of
Coote's
safety.
No
particulars
were
Dreviou&
talned.
weekly'
for
thirteen
weeks
plus
onc,Pract,can'
AU
Aav
tnr
overv
lrMlt
hp
h.1S
Pontrl-
i
Covered
by
I
V...
J
w
.
j
"
-
-
w
buted.
Lesser
sums
are
provided
for
women,
younger
men
and
women
and
dependents.
Certain
occupational
I
are
arc
made
njaue
uwiuumg
Including
agriculture
asiimumci
'according
to
the
financial
state
ment
presented
to
the
annual
meeting
last
night
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
Association.
This
deficit
compared
with
one
of
$1,167.99
in
1933.
Revenue
for
the
year
totalled
$68,60738,
a
decrease
of
$5,289.92
from
1933
whUe
expenditure
for
1934
was
$71,695.41,
a
decrease
of
$3,370.08
from
the
"year
Owing
to
a
decrease
in
the
num-
j
jber
of
hospital
days
during
the
lyear.
there
had
been
a
consequent
'decrease
in
grants,
explained
S.
D.
Macdonald,
chairman
of
ihe
finance
committee,
except
In
the
case
of
the
provincial
government,
the
grant
of
which
had
been
higher
owing
to
a
25
percent
cut
In
grant
having
been
restored.
Pending
the
.establishment
of
state
health
insur-jance,
which
the
provincial
govern
ment
was
considering,
It
appeared
Total
damage
to
property
by
fire
;
necessarv:
to
Dress
for
Increases
In
exceptions
and
water
durins
the
ycar
1934
was
!
grants,
stated
Mr.
MacdonaldrDur-
$1151.43,
$757.45
of
this
being
to
inf
the.
vpar
pranbt
for
Indian
nat-
buildings
and
$393.98
,
.
to
contents
l
lents
had
been
wUhdrawn.
Rigid
bank-1
teaching,
fishing,
lumbering,
1934
M
a
total
of
.ilne
thei,nK-
dvernment
government
employees,
employees,
police
police
!
acc0I?,nS
.
t0
the
a"nua
"P01,4
economy
had
been
exercised
during
tne
Wlw
lire
lilt;
oeparuncni
suomuieo
oy
the
year,
expenditures
being
cur-
,ca
stovepipes,
The
chairman
of
the
finance
Interest
Redaction,
Relief
Refunds,
Work
And
Wages
Demanded
Proposal
of
Mayor
Houdc
of
Montreal
For
Conference
In
Ottawa
During:
Session
of
Federal
House
Is
Approved
CALGARY,
Jan.
30:
(CP)
The
meeting
of
western
mayors
here
yesterday
confirmed
resolutions
asking
for
a
j
complete
refunding
scheme
to
take
in
all
municipal
capital
I
indebtedness
at
a
maximum
interest
rate
of
three
percent
with
federal
government
guarantee,
refund
of
all
expenditures
by
municipalities
on
relief
costs,
work
and
wages
j
Y-or
unemployed
afterMarri31
and
INSURANCE
OF
HEALTH
importance
Stressed
in
Report
of
Retiring
President
of
Hospital
:
It
eviews
Yeai
Operation
Was
Satisfactory
in
Spite
Of
Larger
Deficit
"The
hospital
has
passed
through
a
very
trying
year
with
results
which
reflect
great
credit
on
the
managing
secretary.
Mr.
Birch,
and
upon
Miss
Harrison,
the
lady
superintendent."
said
the
report
of
O.
V.
tors
have
caused
a
larger
deficit
to
be
shown
than
was
the
case
last
year
but
the
results
of
the
year's
op
eration
are
very
satisfactory-
Re
pairs
to
the
hospital
building
and
painting
of
the
Nurses'
Hometo-
gether
with
renewal
bf
x-ray
equip
ment
and
mattresses,
have
been
paid
for
out
of
current
revenue.
Private
wards
have
been
renovated
under
the
dlrecUon
of
Miss
Harrison
and
present
a
much
more
comfortable
appearance.
Miss
Ran
cash
relief
for
all
unemployed
not
covered
by
the
work
and
wages
progtam.
The
meeting,
accepted
an
Invitation
of
Mayor
Camlllen
Houde
of
Montreal
to
attend
a
Dominion
conference
of
mayors
at
Ottawa
during
the
federal
session.
Missions-Are
v
r
WellAltended
Large
Attendances"
at
Meetings
In
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
Yesterday
Church
Army
officers
from
England
continued
,
their
work
at
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
yesterday.
There
was
a
large
attendance
at
the
children's
service
which
was
Wilkinson,
prerident
of
the
hospital
t
conducted
under
the
leadership
of
board,
at
trie
annual
meeuau
oi
uk
captain
Hanney.
rrince
nuyciw
j
speclaJ
service
for
young
people
in
the
evening
was
addressed
by
Captain
Hutchison
who
de
scribed
the
heroic
character
and
life
of
Christ.
He
spoke
from
the
words:
"We
would
seeJesus."
Mrs.
J.
H.
McLeod
and
Captain
Hanney
both
rendered
a
solo.
;.
The
halfway
mark
of
trie
mission
Is
reached
today.
Apart,
from
the
ordinary
children's
and
adult's
mission
services,
there
is
a
special
service
of
Holy
Communion.
Already
the
Influence
of
this
dall.
registrar
of
nurses
for
British
"Mission
of
Help
and
Renewal
Columbia,
wrote
commenting
very
being
felt
In
the
community.
iavoraoiy
on
uie
improves
appearance
of
the
hospital.
"No
new
students
were
taken
into
!
the
training
school
last
year
but
it
;
Is
expected
that
a
class
will
commence
next
September.
This
will
give
an
opportunity
to
local
girls
to
(
enter
a
very
noble
profession
and,
I
taiiAH
n
what
nnparpH
tn
hp
nh.idue
to
our
affiliation
with
Vancou
is
,
from
chimneys
falling
on
roofs
and
I
committee
acknowledced
the
effl-!tne
creation
of
new
and
avoidable
;
came
UD
on
remand
this
mornlnn
Vancouver
carbonization
of
jets
In
oil
bum-
.lent
work
of
the
manaelnir
secre-i
expenditure.
It
means
preparing
ln;and
the
case
was
adlourned
until
lers,
two
smoke
scares
and
one
each
drying
wood
too
close
to
a
stove.
brakeman's
seat
too
close
to
a
boll-VANCOUVER.
Jan.
30:
(CP
cr,
children
playing
with
matches.
Dusky
Sonny
Jones
bf
Vancouver
;
overheated
fireplace,
laklng
dead
smashed
his
way
Into
the
Canadlani
man
off
roof,
gasoline
fire,
grease
Ing
during
the
year.
Miss
Harrison
,
welterweight
picture
last
night
with
spilling
on
electric
stove,
unknown
tpnnrtpd
.
a
five-round
technical
knock-out
i
cause,
short
circuit
In
car.
live
Assistance
and
co-wpviuuuu
m
",",'1,71.11'"U,V'
1
mcmbcri'brthe.boortf;
dpetors
ano
1
i
i
coals
falling
heated
stove.
on
floor
and
over-
The
Gyro
Club
enjoyed
a
debate
today
on
the
capitalistic
system.
solutely
necessary.
The
cost
per
'ver
General
Hospital
and
Tranqullle
hospital
day
for
the
year
had
been
$2.74.
The
Port
Albernl
Hospital,
which
had
the
advantage
of
large
contracts
In
connection
with
the
log
ging
Industry,
was
possibly
the
only
one
in
the
province
which
had
a
cnimncy
nres,
six
iaise
alarms,
nve,
hotter
financial
showing
than
(each
hot
ashes
against
wood
and)Prlnce
Rupert,
declared
Mr.
Mac-cigarette
stubs,
four
each
overheat-!
donald
bush
ousn
fires,
nres.
sparks
sparicsi
I
Sanitarium,
each
student
has
the
Preliminary
Trial
Of
Indian
Girl
On
Murder
Charge
Set
Preliminary
trial
of
Nina
Spald-
advantage
of
two
months
training
ingi
Port
Esslngton
Indian
girl,
on
at
Tranqullle
and
two
months
train-;a
charge
of
murdering
her
infant
ing
In
dietetics
at
Vancouver.
!
son
In
a
grim
incident
a
few
weeks
"A
review
of
hospital
matters
j
ag0
at
the
Port
Esslngton
graveyard
generally
Indicates
that
state
health
I
at
whch
Ume
the
girl
was
alleged
insurance
Is
the
most
Important
,
to
have
attempted
to
take
her
own
matter
at
present
under
consldera-1
nfe
Dy
stabbing
herself.
Is
set
for
tlon.
In
this
connection
it
should
j
tomorrow
morning
before
Stlpen-be
pointed
out
that
state
health
In-
diary
Magistrate
Andrew
Thompson
surance
does
not
necessarily
mean
m
provincial
nolice
court.
The
girl
tary
and
the
cooperation
of
the
Jan
orderly
iasnion
10
meei
an
ex-
j
tomororw.
R.
L.
McLennan
has
been
lady
superintendent.
,
penouure
mar.
is
wun
us,
win
ai-;
retained
as
defence
counsel.
-
.
ways
tie
with
us
and
which
we
can
GETS
THREE
MONTHS
never
escape.
A
considerable
section
of'
the
public
look
upon
hosplT
o.
C.
Walker,
chief
supervisor
of
George
Fonten
was
sentenced
to
tallzatlon
as
something
to
which
perishable
freight
traflc
and
welgh-three
months'
Imprisonment
at
they
are
entitled
as
a
matter
of
'ln
service
for
the
Canadian
Pacific
Stewart
yesterday
on
a
charge
of
right
tn
the
same
way
as
the
right
Railway
with
headquarters
in
Mon-obtalnlng
money
by
false
pretences
.
to
education
thus
the
demand
that
,
treaj,
arrived
in
the
city
on
last
in
connection
with
the
Issuing
of'
the
state
assume
the
responsibility
night's
train
from
the
east
In
the
worthless
checks.
Fonten'
was
ar-
ofr
providing
for
hospital
care
and
course
of
a
trip
to
the
Pacific
Coast
rested
here
last
weekand
taken
attention
through
taxation
or
some
and
will
sail
tomorrow
afternoon
on
back
to
Stewart.
(Continued
on
Page
3)
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Prime:
Narah
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Vancouver.
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