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straight
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nd
it
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their
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defeat
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the
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She
ARE
WEDDED
I
HERE
TODAY:
Miss
Mabel
Irarson
Becomes
Bride
Of
Jack
Garrett
at
Ceremony
In
First
Presbyterian
Church
I
,
First
PreabyterUn
Church
was,
the
scene
of
a
very
pretty
wedding
at
2
o'clock
thU
afternoon
when
Ml
Mabel
Margaret
Irarson,
only
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Adolf
Irarson.
was
united
In
marriage
to
John
George
Oarrett,
only
son
of
Mr.
and
Mr.
John
Oarrett.
of
At-lsv.
The
bride
entered
the
church
to
the
strains
of
the
Wedding
Marrh
from
Lohengrin
pteJd
by
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
The
ceremony
was
performed
by
Rev.
W.
D.
Orsnt
H
oiling
worth
under
a
beautiful
arch
of
flowers
and
tall
palm
on
either
Me
of
the
arch.
The
itueat
pews
were
marked
with
white
streamers
and
small
bouquets
of
sweet
peas
Ushers
were
John
McLeod.
Alvtn
Johnson
and
Aubrey
Ivarson.
brother
of
the
bride.
The
bride,
given
In
marriage
by
her
father,
looked
charmlog
In
her
model
weddlnc
gown
f
white
Valeneiermes'Vsee
and
s8k
net-ovef
Bfhtal
aatia
with
one
puff
sleeve
and
eape
effect,
wearinc
a
large
BteMrre
hat
and
muff
with
French
hand
made
flowers.
She
carried
a
sheaf
bouquet
of
Hly-of-the-vaUev
and
Ophelia
rosebud.
datoUly
tied
with
white
satin
ribbon.
Her
onlv
lewelry
worn
was
a
platinum
and
diamond
necklet
and
earrto
Mias
Molly
Lawrence,
as
brtdes-maM.
looked
very
sweet
tat
a
gown
f
turquoise
blue
point
d'esprtt
with
sash
of
sold
taffeita.
wartn
a
mall
turban
to
match
and
carrying
an
arm
bouquet
of
blue
foreet-me-aot
and
yellow
rosebud.
Stanley
Onlby
supported
the
groom
and.
during
the
signing
of
the
register.
Mrs.
H.
N.
Broeklesby
sang
"AU
Joy
Be
Thine.'
accompanied
by
Mr.
B.
J.
Smith.
The
arooms
gift
to
the
brldes-rmU
wm
a
torquotse
and
pearl
necklet
and
earrma.
and
to
the
trsomaman
a
tortoise
shell
toilet
Following
the
ceremony
a
reception
wo
held
at
the
home
of
the
bride
parent,
413
Bghth
Avenue
SasC
Masses
ot
sweet
pea
were
seat
ta
decorating
the
home.
The
bride
and
groom,
standing
under
m
arch
of
white
wedding
bell
sweet
peas
an
drone,
were
ala-fcM
in
receiving
by
the
bride's
mother
in
a
chocolate
brown
lace
drees
with
hat
and
accessories
to
match
and
eoroage
of
rotes.
The
groom's
mother,
m
a
black
silk
velvet
and
kMft
ensemble
with
corsage
of
purple
vioteU.
wore
a
large
Oalns-borough
hat
to
match.
A
buffet
supper
was
served
from
table
laid
with
a
hand
embroidered
cteth
and
centered
with
a.
three-
tier
wedding
cake.
Tall
pink
tapers
burned
In
pink
and
white
sconces
and
smaller
silver
vase
held
flow
ers
in
pastel
tones.
The
toast
to
the
bride
was
given
by
Rev.
Grant
Holllngworth
and
rcsnonded
to
by
the
groom.
The
many
boauUful
gifts
on
display
were
evidence
of
the
popularity
of
the
young
couple.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oarrett
will
leave
on
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
for
a
honeymoon
trip
to
Vancouver.
Victoria.
Seattle
and
elsewhere
in
the
south,
the
bride
travelling
In
a
Hetty
blue
suit
with
a
nai
ann
purse
to
niai"
mm
u.uu.
ui
xvhlte
Irian
lace.
On
their
return
to
Prince
Rupert
they
will
reside
on
Sixth
Avenue
West.
The
groom
U
a
iionular
member
of
the
collectors
office
of
the
Court
House.
The
hrlde
has
lived
In
Prince
Rupert
since
early
childhood.
Head
of
Relief
Department
Was
Here
Last
Night
Considerable
..
8:00
a.ffl.
1S.1
ft.
Ik
10
Today's
Weather
10:41
pjn.
18.7
ft.
1:16
ajn.
62
ft
,
Prince
Rupert
Clear,
calm;
barometer,
i.
"
29.88;
temperature,
68;
13:03
p.m.
10.0
ft.
sea
smooth.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
V-.iV
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
AUGUST
28,
1933
PRICE:
FIVE
CENTS
mWVOUTICAL
MERGER
IN
PROVINCE
HEAVY
LIFE
LOSS-MUCH
DAMAGE
DONE
BY
CHINA
FLOODS
Oriental
Disaster
As
Result
of
High
Water;
Millions
Are
Homeless
it
Hundred
Villaires
Covered
Renewed
Rains
Cause
Yellow
River
to
Continue
on
Rampage,
Governor
Of
Shantung
Reports
H
ANGHAI,
Chiiw,
Aufj.
28:
(CP)
Despite
recent
re-'
at
ihhb
on
the
ellow
River
are
receding,
the
'..if
of
Shantung
reiwrts
that
the
disaster
hae
i.
i
-rave
proportions
with
three
million
refugees
in
A.-vrn
part
of
the
province
alone.
Eight
hundred
vil-
i
under
water
and
renewed
rains
have
caused
the
nx-
again.
Studying
Crime
TO
BATTLE
FOR
FLAG
Crucial
Series
Coming
Vp
Between
-
Nw-Yrk
UUnts
and
lUnion
tnm
NEW
YORK.
A
MR
M:
CP-Io-in
ihr
Bit
Leaf
Ctrltlw
m
k
in
the
crucial
series
be-
Now
York
Otants
and
Boston
8i.tv
iradui
and
runners-up
in
h-
National
League
respectively.
The
leadership
ot
the
OlanU
waa
pared
to
live
games
yesterday
when
the
Brave
split
a
double-header
with
the
Cincinnati
Reda
at
BoaUm
while
the
Olanu
lost
the
first
same
to
the
8t.
Lou
Cardinals
at
the
Polo
Grounds,
the
second
belnc
called
at
the
end
of
the
eighth
on
ac-rount
of
darkness
with
the
score
Travel
New
Style
Ouest
ot
Mr.
anu
Mrs.
MrV.
J
:.rotj
famous
explorer
of
At
rtca's
dars
st
-pt
T.
u
o...
president
of
the
American
museum
o!
National
history,
rid
in
new
style.
They
took
this
Improvised
railway
carriage
aft
t
an
aeropia.-
nisnt
down
the
continent
Four
Halibut
Boats
Ordered
In
From
Hecate
Straits
By
Patrol
Steamer
on
Saturday
On
the
allegation
that
they
had
halibut
gear
spread
after
the
close
of
letral
fishing
in
Area
No.
2,
the
local
halibut
boats
Toodie,
Capt
Peter
Wold;
Rose
Spit,
Capt
Axel
01-sen
;
Morris
H.,
Cant.
Charles
Giske,
and
Kaien,
CapL
Ole
Stegavie;.
were
onleretl
in
from
the
Two
Peaks
halibut
banks
in
Hecate
Straits
where
they
were
found
on
Satur-
day
afternoon
by
toe
Fisheries
Pa
trol
steamer
Malaspma,
Captain
Henderson.
The
fishing
season
tn
Arm
No.
3
was
dosed
at
midnight
last
Friday
by
order
of
the
International
Fisheries
Commission,
the
quota
for
the
year
tn
the
area
navtng
1been
reached.
The
owners
of
the
veaseh
j
claim
that
they
were
flbt
actually
W.
Edgar
Griffiths,
head
of
the
fishing
for
halibut
but
were
round-provincial
government's
unemploy-
Ing
off
their
final
trips
of
the
tea-nent
relief
deportment,
passed
on
In
Area
No.
3
by
ttshfng
for
through
the
city
on
the
Catala
last
black
cod.
mnlng
In
the
course
of
making
the
!
W
was
uncertain
this
morni-g
a
round
trip
north
on
official
busl-'to
whether
prosecution
would
be
new
and
will
be
here
again
tomor-'
actually
launched
by
the
aathort-row
southbound
from
Anyox
and
to
whoin
tb
talr
aU
Stewart.
While
here.
Mr.
OrUnths
rPorteo
over
the
week-end.
was
In
conference
on
the
steamer
with
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
MftnCQ
FinnrA
Ic
and
Government
Agent
Norman
A.
1UUUOC
uaillC
Id
Watt
In
regard
to
local
relief
Interior
Weather
Terrace
Haay.
calm,
58.
Anyox
-Part
eJotnly,
oalm.
58.
Stewart
Haay,
eslpi.
SI.
Haselton
Clear,
oalm,
S3.
Smlthers-Clear.
oalm.
36.
Durns
LakeGloudy,
oalm.
54.
Enjoyable
Event
Khvthm
Vendors'
Orchestra
Mskes
Finsl
Appearance
Here
For
Couple
of
Months
A
crowd
of
about
one
hundred
.persons
was
In
attendance
at
an
other
enjoyable
dance
in
the
Moose
Hall
Friday
night
when
the
Rhythm
Vendors'
Orchestra
of
Vancouver
made
it
final
appearance
here
for
diiRuM
w&a
linn
a
couple
of
months
at
least
Joe
to
Hie
vehicle
but
none
of
the
four
8lCTrd
presided
at
th
door
and
occupants
were
seriously
hurt
when
the
committee
In
charge
consisted
a
Ford
sedan
driven
by
Mia
Mur-
of
Tommy
Morgan.
Andy
Mac-
lel
Vance
swerved
when
the
trans-
donald.
Jim
Bacon.
N.
Ounderson.
mission
gear
became
defective.
Olllls
Royer
and
Sam
Haudens-struck
the
fence
of
Thomas
Priest
s
child
Dancing
was
in
progress
Harden
on
Qraham
Avenue
and
fmm
10
pjn.
until
2
ajn.
and
at
Associated
C.C.F.
Is
i
!
Name
Chosen
by
New,
Group
for
Election
Aim
is
to
Express
in
Provincial
Life
National
Principles
Of
Co-operative
Commonwealth
FederationOcean
i
Falls
Man
on
Executive
:
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
28:
(CP)
Delegates
from
thirty
provincial
organizations
representing
the
Canadian
Cooperative
Commonwealth
Federation,
the
Reconstruction
party
and
the
Socialist
party
Saturday
decided
to
enter
the
provincial
political
field
as
the
Associated
Co-operative
Commonwealth
Federation
Clubs
of
British
Colum-
!
s-bla.
The
declared
aim
of
the
new
STEAMER
STRANDS
Ss.
Aleutian
Returning
to
Seattle
Under,
Own
Power
After
,
Having
Struck
Beef
SEATTLE.
Aur.
ZS:
Leak
In
f
through
Ihe
engine
room
double
bottom
and
in
her
oil
tanks,
the
Alaska
Steamship
Co.'s
liner
Aleutian,
which
struck
a
shoal
at
Jorgen's
Point
on
the
north
end
of
Vancouver
Island
Sunday
night,
was
today
reluming
to
Seattle
under
convoy
of
the
liner
Victoria,
snother
ot
the
same
company's
ships.
She
has
150
passengers
on
board
and
had
sailed
from
here
Saturday
afternoon
for
Alaska
points.
Survey
and
repairs
will
be
made
here
following
the
arrival
of
the
ship.
It
is
expected
that
the
passengers
will
be
transferred
here
to
the
Victoria
which
was
enroute
from
Seattle
to
Alaska.
Both
vessels
are
expected
here
tomorrow.
DROWNED
AT
FRASER
LAKE
Ilypnlyte
John,
Fort
St
James
Indian,
Victim
of
Accident
in
Necoslie
River
Recently
Divisional
headquarters
of
the
provincial
police
here
have
been
ad-'iaed
of
the
drowning
at
Fraser
Lake
on
August
18
of
Hypolyte
lohn.
50-year
old
Indian
of
Fort
St.
fame.
With
four
other
Indians,
Duncan
Sam.
Bercom
Song.
An-aanie
Prince
and
John
Felix
An-toine.
John
was
crossing
the
Necos-lie
River
in
a
canoe
when
the
craft
capstsed.
All
managed
to
get
safe
ashore
with
the
exception
of
John
whose
body
was
later
recovered.
After
investigating
the
circumstances.
Dr.
W.
Ross
Stone
of
Van-derhoof,
coroner,
satisfied
himself
that
the
circumstances
were
accidental
and
that
no
Inquest
was
necessary.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
28:
(CP)
Wheat
was
quoted
at
GBftc
on
the
local
exctwnge
on
Saturday.
The
price
was
down
to
87c.
today.
Ml
Helen
Orant
arrived
In
the
city
on
Saturday
afternoon's
train
from
Haielton'and
salkd
later
on
careened
over
to
th
nihr
aid
nf
!
mldninht
delicious
refreshment
i
the
steamer
Prince
George
for
the
street
and
landed
wheeU
un'were
served
with
Mrs.
Peter
Wine-
Vancouver.
Mis
Orant
was
form
In
the
musket
at
5
o'clock
vaster-
ham
and
Mrs.
R
Oiske
In
charge
of
lerly
a
member
of
the
staff
of
the
day
afternoon.
I
the
catering.
jUnrted
States
consulate
here
i
group
l
to
express
in
provincial
life
the
natloal
Co-operative
Commonwealth
Federation
T.
E.
Pattlson
of
Ocean
Falls
was
elected
north
coajt
regional
vice-
president.
DR.
TELFORD
NOMINATED
Vancouver
Physician
to
Oppose
Geerge
Pearson
In
Nanaimo
Riding
as
C.C.F.
Standard
Bearer
NANAIMO.
Aug.
28
(Canadian
Press
i
Dr.
J.
Lyle
Telford
of
Vancouver
was
chosen
Canadian
Co-opraUve
Commonwealth
Federation
candidate
for
Nanalmo-Albei-
1
riding
In
the
forthcoming
pro
vincial
election
at
a
conference
here
yesterday.
He
wtU
'oppose
'
George
S.
Pearson,
Liberal
M.UA.
for
Nanaimo
in
the
last
Leglila-
.
ture.
Dr.
TeMbrd
spoke
in
Prince
Ru-
'
3ert
ten
day
ago
at
a
public
meet-
ing
under
O.C.F,
auspice,
later
I
ranting
interior,
point.
.
.
TRAIN.
LATE
TODAY
This
afternoon's
train,
due
from'
the
east
at
3:
IS.
wo
reported
this
morning
to
be
three
hours
late
which
would
bring
It
in
at
5:15
p
m.
The
steamer
Prince
Rupert
for
th4
south.
Is
being
held
pending
the
ar
,
rival
of
the
train.
This
is
the
final
tram
on
summer
schedule.
The
fafl
time-table
is
now
in
effect
giving
trains
to
the
east
on
Monday.
Wed
nesdays
and
Saturday
at
7:30
p.m
with
trains
arriving
from
the
east
Sundays,
Tuesday
and
Thursdays
at
8
pan.
TWO
BOYS
"
DROWNED
Rex
Perry
snd
Herbert
Jamleson
'Lose
Lives
in
Lake
at
Salmon
-Arm
Yesterday
SALMON
ARM,
Aug.
24:
(CP)
Rex
Perry,
son
of
R.
R.
Perry,
local
barrister,
and
Herbert
Jamleson.
a
visitor
from
Winnipeg,
were
drown
.
ed
In
Shuswap
Lake
here
Sunday,
when
their
boat
upset
Two
other
boys
escaped.
SILVER
ANIT
'COPPER
ON
NEW
YORK
MART
NEW
YORK.
August
26
(Canadian
Pro)
ether
closed
at
SSVfco.
on
the
local
meial
market
today,
a
drop
of
one-half
cent
since
Saturday.
Copper
was
unchanged
at
Vsatffi