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wo Hundred Thousand Otiaitines

Affected By Strike Order Going
Into Effect at Noon Today

|
Banker Clown |some English Weavers in Lancashire Are Tied Up With
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Agreements That Should Not Be Broken and May
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| MANCHESTER, Aug. 27:—At noon today factory|

‘whistles throughout Lancashire called 200,000 cotton|
|workers out on a strike which threatens to become the|
| greatest industrial dispute Great Britain has experience od}
since the nation-wide general strike of 1926.

How far the call will be obeyed by the weavers, who are!

 

 

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Tomorrow’s Tides

Sunday, August 28, 1932

WAM eC 11:35 a.m. 16.6 ft.
23:11 pm, 19.1 ft.
GOW iniia aan 5:15 aim. 5.4 'ft

17:15 pm. 9.29 ft.

 

 

Seriously

Announced at Winnipeg

PRICE: FIVE CENTS

Anglican Church Funds

Depleted Is

 

tInvestigation Followed Arrest of Chancellor Machray For

Theft From University of Manitoba Funds—St.

John’s Col

lege Also Loses

 

WINNIPEG, Aug. 27:—Funds amounting to $1,250,000
of the Church of England diocese of Rupert's Land and of
| St. John’s College have been seriously depleted, it was dis-
'closed today by church heads who started an examination
jof the books, following the arrest two days ago of John A.

_Machray, bursar of the University of Manitoba and chan-

 

Mthe first affected, will not be known|
until Monday morning when the}

.
Indian Party on mills reopen their doors. Only a}

small response is expected in aon

,
places because of tempor w
Cardena Enroute a mm ause of temporary work- |

agreements already operative

¢ In other places the stoppage will be |
Cc 0 at ar $ complete
t Rev. GA. Raley, pritetpal or the RAVIOR WON |

 

 

 

 

WANTS 20 DAKE TENNIS CROWN FROM US.

 

ie
|Coqualeetza Institute at Sardis, B Marjorie Leeming, Vancouver ten.is~ star and former Canadian
C., accompanied by about 25 Indian AT TORONTO | champion, displayed excellent form in winning het match from
j e Pp f Pp sviy a net er . Is or.
children, left last night for Van Anne Page of — yivania in the first round of the US. wo
me te itie } > ‘ ‘orest 5 J j }
couver on the steamer Cardena | men’s national lawn eae tithe oe at a let ye :
ir ‘len Wills Moody unlisted among the contestants this hara-hit-
These young natives, who had been pp; : - | He 7
rat 1 from the vari village PRladelpate Gn Gutewam An | ting invader set everybody specu'ating as to the possible next
gathered trom tne variou IMAgeS Others in Big Annual Event | titie-holder
in Northern B. C. were all going to For Third Time | '
the native industrial schoo! |

TORONTO, Aug. 27:—Margaret

Superintendent Msnanfitstnco"'s Heavy Rains Interfere With Harvest

           
  
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

winter. clown in sum pil mile women's swimming event | 0 ti All 0 W t R gi ° cxiatinhansthcuesiajapiiicliaciaiinlastiga
| a sale il existence of Of Bank Visits yesterday for the third succes- | pera 10ns ver es me € on,
joy, viee-president of sive year | Mav Cause D to Grain Grades| Arrested For
cane investment hous: Ci fF D Evelyn Armstrong of Detroit | ay ause amage 0 ram ra es
ity ew ays came seconé and May Looney of G ttin F d
F ‘ Warren, Ohio, third. E e g 00
OF \D. Mayne Hamilton of Bank of Several of the contestants | Peace River Has Fine Weather But Crop Not as Large as
Commerce Sees Financial Im- | "ea weRent oe Last Year—Much of Harvesting and Threshing
provement Commencing er Completed Already
CHARGES 25 Fi h St _ Police Trying to Discourage Peo-|
There is already a little improve 1S ory rom WINNIPEG. Aug. 2 7 -__Heavvy rains all over the west- ple Coming to Prince Rupert
eer nee Seren le vion have delaged harvesting and threshing acti- a
1British Columbia and thi itlook Blue Nose Source | rn region hi € ‘ gs ¢ Condado
ier S. F. Tolmie Says Investiga-|is improving according to Mayne D iV ities and i in prac tic ally all districts the rains were more of | Charles Leonard Griffiths w
showed Them to Be With- Hamilton, general superintendent . . la hindrance than a benefit, as all er ops are either cut or so}recently arrived in the city from
out Foundation lof the Canadian Bank of Com-| HALIFAX, NS. Aug. 27:—The| . 1.+¢5 mat urity that the straw is too ripe to conduct mois-| the Caribou country, has been
Sas mates. ie in camel 0 Qaw'te fish story of this season is told |! tl in heads. Rust has not been a factor in af-{Tested Dy Sergeant Service a
RIA, Aug, 27:—Charges|in the city visiting W. M. Black-! by 4 resident of historic old Halifax. | ss ee “a The ont a 7 ats jeharged with obtaining food
M. H. MeGeough, former | stock and the local branch and in-|The story is about a gold-fish, no j Fee —_ ns - ve Sooo es ; eT AEP RES Ss ripening | {2/8 pretenses. He gave
director of relief in Bri-|quiring into conditions, He said the |the one who had no privacy, but an | ibility whi eee a ae o “pe uingetiens ey ee cg on a name
mbia. that: ove million |ruit growers of the Okana extremely adventurous gold-fish = yea! aw _ of a oe <2 slow in the fear of an early The police are trying to di
relief funds | been di-|qone fairly well this season consid The gold-fish, according to a re-| *hrough = mi ee SEE aa arent Te ce ehite aioli aiminad courage people from coming
governmen officials, ering the general condition putable local journal, jumped four oy. and oh a fs = 4 pone rm “m — a ssp aaa Prince Rupert and they know tl
ed by Premier 8. F. T The Bank of Commerce has been | feet from its bow! to a chesterfield | ‘° om tate earougn SI - 1S om | anout i y pe a apie : cannot expect to get relief if th
istrumental in getting better stock t lay in a state of coma for| ee eee . y tend aw ee re Cae pea nN} come in from other places
; 7 goodness knows how long. Discov-|ing yields come from some localities} areas report crops maturing rapidly
Premier saud'ta COATES | into! the WRRerne canmery aie in i by its heart-broken owner be und indications are that acreage| with cutting well advanced and |
same as were made by Mc- | generally encouraging and helping aoa whe ete ate tari an | vields in Alberta will exceed those} threshing to start immediately. No |
before the special commit-|to finance the importation of good = 7 a lentes No venti But lof the other two grain growing pro-| yoints report frost damage and to- |
legislature last spring i|stock into the interior valleys ed ; ; = a ea as eae s according to the firal ton | hail damage is small compared | ENGLISH 1 LEAGUE
investigation showed them | Ther: ure branches it Prince | UPO! being held over the stove i ft ; ‘ ericultural depart last ve i
thout foundation George and Vanderhoof began to wiggle and was returned en oe i inns fa aia * oan mivee tereibiieuneiil First Division
Mr. Hamilton had been visiting at % its old home, Believe it or not, | mer! ara | wi Sas wr me » witl : ar-| Birmingham 0, Arsenal 1
‘Jasper and he said the governor RaLWA ye A Beg er warm end Cty Wen Bae Bolton 2, Newcastle United 2

1 | t 1 tl eek : > Threshing in Manitoba is fully | vesting general and no damage}
rdding of Naas Seek M io ‘tas ealiene Halibut Landings half completed and the out-turn to| from any source, Yields will not be |
: . = "t a h i a) lent a date indicates a high quality eon ; heavy as last year
rere the Tisning is e . t ns

iver People Was bee uperb American berry with prospects of the average |

1e scenery 5 ec a , ; es
answer to a question the su Thor, 3,800 at 5 and 3 to Cold yee — S - oa, - Market strength a week ago was

+ ean : yreed 3 re 9 tw 2 yushe arse ’ 8

eld at Cathedral |: perintend said he agreed that! Storage the south and south central areas
ithe financially difficult time had : i
lprought a great many people to a
Ibetter appreciation of real values

Canadian are for the most part disappointing
White Hope, 14,000 at 4.5 and 3,|due to eehwvens damage and}
and Atli, 22,000 at 5.6 and 3 to Cold | some districts wil! require all the ir|

live wedding took place on}
afternoon at the St. An

 

all western stockyards. Prices -)
cet handy weight killing cattle
jheld steady, but the plainer Kinds!

 

Live Stock | 1,

“AVIATORS

PROBABLY

% cllor of Rupert’s Land diocese.

, Machray is at present out on bail
{of $50,000 charged with the theft
lof $47,451, part of the deficit of
juniversity funds amounting in all
| to $840,000. He is ill at his home-and
the physiican declares he cannot

ARE LOST» ==

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sas

[Kcedeealbala

LONDON, Aug. 27:—Europe to- | Salteries Has

day assumed that the transatlan

tic plane “Green \iountain Boy
which left Harbor Grace two days
ago for Oslo, was down in the
Atlantic Ocean and the only hope |

of rescue was from some passing |the British Columbia salmon fish-
feries, the provincial government
today cut the salmon dry saltery
licenses from $1500 to $100 for sal-

‘on canneries already licensed
and $500 for initial saltery licenses.
| The announcement to this effect

ship.

The two men, whose lives may
have been lost are Clyde Lee and

John Bochkon.

In Wrong Name

ar-

the wrony

 

}was made by Hon. 8. L. Howe.

BODY FOUND

 

of Agriculture For B.C. Re-

ho covered From Sea

nd

to

ey | WOuld take his own life

 

OLD COUNTRY FOUTBALL RESIGNATION

Chelsea 2, Blackburn 2
Leeds United 0, Derby County

wae for increased arrivals | Wanderers 1

Portsmouth 1, Huddersfield 0

Sunderland 3, Manchester City
West Bromwich Albion 3, Everton

'

| ilv the system which met a draggy reception. The hog/l.
Ibut unhappily = the neni dele

Anglican Cathedral with lhad grown .out of it was injuring an ie a oats and ogre y for = ng oxge seed division regained its strength and|

B. Gibson officiating when many of the young people who were era Beatrice, 14, at 5.6 and 3) purposes. The Swan River Valley is} this condiuon will continue for}
la Brown became the bride| ; : to Atlin Fisheries this year harvesting one of the best). , : 1
: llosing their self respect through : hist |some time ;

. disiaciniaieniens indiches sas J ory
Adams, both of Gitlakda their willingness to be kept without jcrops in its history. os os

the Naas River

 

 

 

g MeMill working PRICE OF WHEAT In Southern oo" she a wheat
aran McMillan was ! * s ceetnceens } cutting is practically com ed ex- \y Pi
Yr’ and Timothy Adams was LEST WE FORGET |} VANCOUVER, Aug. 27.—The price | cept where fields are being left for | ancouver loneer
ae of wheat quoted on the exchange | combing, and when grain becomes | Di d L Ni ht
Member of the Canadian Le-|here this morning is 52c a bushel. | sufficiently dry after the rain com- 1e Last 1g

: . lease attend the funeral of me re bines and threshing machines will!

uneral Notice jeven . . ~omrade, Tommy Black DIED IN “TORONTO be operated. Wheat yields will be
deintedlk ae vows : of the B.C. Un _ variable and flax and oat crops | VANCOUVER, Aug. 27:—British!
funeral of the late Thomasidertakers, Sunday, August 28, at TORONTO, Aug 27Silas Rich-| will have their out-turn diminshed | Columbia's oldest pioneer, Alexan- |
take place Sunday at |230 om ard Parsons, chairman of the | due to the recent dry spell. North-|der McLean, 81 years of age, who|
from the parlors of the | Members met ( Room at| board of the British Oil Co. Ltd, ern areas in the province are hop-|came to the province 71 years ne,
Undertakers 2.16 ;died here today aged 78 jing for warm weather as where! died. last night.

SCOTTISH LEAGUE
First Division
Airdrieonians 1, Rangers 2.
Ayr United 3, Aberdeen 1.
Celtic 7, Morton 1
Cowdenbeath 4, Kilmarnock 1
Dundee 0, St. Johnstone 0

East Stirling 1, Queens Park 1

Motherwell 1, Clyde 0

Partick Bhistie 1, Hamilton 2.
8t. Mirren 0, Hearts 1.

Third Lanark 4, Falkirk 0,

Leicester City 1, Sheffield United

"PETER VEREGIN
| WAS REJECTED

| Officials of Doukhobor Organiza-

 

9 tion Continued in Office

 

PRINCE ALBERT, Sask., Aug. 27:
Liverpool 5, Wolverhampton|—Peter Veregin’s resignation
ipresident of the Christian Com-
Middleskrough 0, Aston Villa 2, |™unity of Universal Brotherhood
}was rejected by the executive here.

Sheffield Wednesday 4, Blackpool The resignations of K. P. Shukin,
vice-president, and W. P. Reibin,

» |secretary, were also rejected.

months for perjury

Funeral Notice

;
| Fraternal ‘Order of Eagles
|

Ir
ja

| Black.

A. ASTORIA, Secy,

 

yi Been Lowered

VICTORIA, Aug. 27;—To assist

WHITE ROCK

| Remains of Former Deputy Minister

NEW WESTMINSTER, Aug. 27:—
The body of David Warnock, former
by deputy minister of agriculture for
British Columbia, was recovered
near White Rock, B.C. Warnock
js-| Jumped from the steamer Joan
when enroute from Vancouver to
yey; Vietoria after indicating that he

It is expected that Veregin will
{direct the Doukhobor affairs from
ithe jail where he is serving 18

All members are requested to
meet at the Eagles Hall at 1.45 p.
m. Sunday prompt to attend fu-
jneral of our late Brother Thomas