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August
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA
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Published
Every
Daljy
Afternoon.
Newsj.
Ltaijti.Thir
(
Except
Sunday,
Avenue
by
Prince
RuRerjjj,
WHiGRQUPi
News
and
Views
of
Sport
H;
FPPLLENj--
-'Managtag-Edltor
Captain
aptaln
Wake-Walker
Wake-Walker
Tells
Tells
Ga
Ga-
JaV"
therlng
AbouL
British,,
Nawy,
isis.:sm:w;hb
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deJlverjvbyriMqr
carrier,
yearly
perlodt
paid
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advance
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By
mall
to
all
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
United
States,.
paid.
In
advance.
per,,year.
..
.
Bjmall
to
all
other
countries,,
per
year
......
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Wednesday,
August
23,
1933
ttPFTXTINf!
TT
S
nni.n
It
is
quite
possible
that
the
Canadian
refineries
may
.!.,.
i
Ai.
...
f
r:..
.
i.i
..
i
..
Oapt.
W.
F.
Wake-Walker.
OJ3.
E.,
commander,,
of.
HilAt.Drazon
addressed,
the.Prlnce
Jtupert
Group
Tat
TT
v-4ri(r
TVio
Villi
urns
A
-sinejflg
Dresent.
every
cnair
in.
tne
'
Cant.
Wake-Walker
gave
a
very
mterfting
outline
of
the
career
of
the
British
Tar
from
the
time
he
first
Joins
at
the
age
of
1!
fears
to
the
completion
of
his
term
of
service.
It
was
a
very
pleasing
lotight
l-to
the
'family'1
life
of
a
Harrymorc
Yacht
in
Port
After
Alaskan
Cruise.
wnner
VICTORIOUS
r?
British
.battleship,
while
on
one
of,.nwty
of,
Excitement
,
Caud
by
their
long
cruises
such
as,,
the
Dra-
'
VugllUtfc
Dllay
'
at
gbn
Is
now
making.
fjafj
'
The
Commanaer-aiso
explained
some
of
the
many
duties
the
Navy
h
called,,
upon,
to
.perform,
i
while,
Nlrja
puryich.
making
a
different
?tatlod
In
this
part
of
the
world,
fight
than
of
yore,
took
one
ud
a
mere
nave
oeen
manv
"Dra-
irucuon
minuies
w
aisuo.se
oj
adic
:
GURVIGH
IS
'
As
.I
istic
Crown
Changed
Heads
C.N,R,WINS-
Lt)(l,(
Hoer,.
Knocks,,
Out
Sailor
In
LlttJe
Over,
a
S(lnjijs
of
Fighting
jLasf
Sight
Gpodjard.
uuttc
a
iuu
ua
.iiiuiiey
iiuin
ieiiiuiiyi;uii;viiua-Jir
,gon"
In
the
history
of
the
British
Seaman.
Tbi)rs.ton.f
fl.
M.
S
Du
precipitates.
produced
.
in
the
UnitefiSttes..
ThebignjillO,
navy
the
first
one,
was
built
In
gon
in
the,
Jifhj6uvent
of
u.-
at
Juneau
is
planning
to
ship
its
ore
to.
a
.
Canadian
relfneryj
the
rele
of
"tnw
Eighth,
sir
nigria
bogcagin.
tha
Moose
possibly
at
Trail.
This
would
give
business
.
tQ
Canadian
fncis
Drake,
saged
on
a
ship
Hail.
it.
lurpjiha,
fap
warn
conic
ix
t.vjnj
v
'.yu
yuiiuua
10
nub
ovuy
icuj
,
mct.i.
iJAy
vf
ernment.
STRONG
CANDHlATBi
The
nomination
of
Professor
Weir,of4the,
education
.,de?
partment
of
the
University
of
Britisjv
Columbia,
for,
Van-couver.Point
Grey
will
add
prestigeo
the
Liberal
party
in
British
Columbia.
At
first
he
was
rulgdjout
by
.th.ggvern-
mpnf
U'lin
trior
tn
nrnViiViit
nnivorcitv
mon
tnHnrr
nni-t
in
politics.
The
pressure
became
so
strong
and
the
ruling
was
found
to
be
so
unpopular.
that
it
was.
modified
and.
'
it
was
J
ji.
i.
i
i
eAjJiUJueu
mat
n
was
oniy
in
pase
acanuiuaie
was
eiecieu
that
the
government
would
consider
his
position
adversely.
Presumably
if
the
Liberals
are
elected
and
Professor
Weir
z
recti
gon
nas
la
Ken
.
part
m
nearly
none
the
worat
of
it.
uu
every
Important
naval
event
in
.floor
and
mliHrf
-jvn
hit
hark
tn
!
,
;
jyv
i
-TT'
.J"
T1TT"
,
v
British
History
since..
Uie,
tlme,,.of..thre,jiardJ)lqw4to1th!
iead-;
fir
gon"
was
built
at.
the
close
of.
the.jihQrt.Dunch.,
aiarar
ff
h
rh-
'World
War.
euUins..a
ath
aaj
hit
rWhi
,
Cent,
Waker
Walker
wasjtlven
a
'olefldW
ovation
at.
thgclose.
of
ably
go.abtmtorjha.next.few
Uay
"c
"":fK-
t-j.groue
prgeeiifc.rqr
seeing
the,.
v.rJdUhgh
a
very
'ayed
hU
addrets
immensely
Man
in
the
Moon
nmnnnf
thom
tho
nncitinn
fit.tho
T
Tnivocitr
ill
ha
lrort
I
xr...
j
....
,.
.
nnon
fni
tha
mamhar
nnlaoc
Vila
cVinnlrl
Vu
morla
m!niciat
nf
nnnMlna
isnH4itu
fnn
eaucauon,
in
wnicn
case
ne
wouia
not
neea
tne
proiessor-
7X"h.
Jr
cJtln
momenu.
rkn
Parent,
who
jViin
notning
to
what
British
r
Columbia
,
,
,
.
..
.
.
,.
...
P-
J!
lO0kNj
ke
a
mld
Able
will
will
do.
do.
Alrdv
Already
there
th.r.
,
are
over
one
a..n
wpi
rmip
tup
nt
iTP.TAPk'PTc:
The
blqe-jactets
were
the
centre.
of
attraction
.
on
the
streets
yesterday
afternoon.
They
looked
familiar
as
they
marched
along
with
a
swinging
stride,
reminding
many
people
of
the(old
days
when
they
were
often
seen
on
the
there
was
a
British
naval,
bas&at
the
latter
place.
These
are
days
when
people.are
looking
and
hoping
for
peace
but
when
attacked
it
is
a
great
thing
to
be
in
a
position
to
defend
ourselves.
We
have
no
navy
of
our
own
worth
mpntimiinn
and
vp
still
lnnk
tn
th
Rritish
navv
fnr
nnr
dp-
V
fence,
by
,sea.,
lor
thisAve
danotpay.
The
.visit
of
the.wai
'O
vessels
Irom
time
to
time
reminds
us
of
our
debt
to
the
Did
Land
and
of
the
value
of
being
a
part
of
the
British
Empire.
TO
REPEAL'
"DAY,"
TIME
Seattl?
.
Chraljer,,
of
Cammetce
Urtes
City
Council
to
Repeal
.Measure
It
Instituted
SEATTLE,
August
J3
The
Seat
tie
Chamber
of
Commerce,
which
spo
ored
the
movement
for
daylight
savlnt
here
this
year.
vetr-
Sarnia
Member
of
House
of
Commons
Is
Visitor-Here
Ross
W.
Oray.
Liberal
member
of
the
House
of
Commons
for
Wast
Lsmbton.
Ont.
and
Mrs.
Gray
ire
here
today
aboard
the
ateemer
Prince
Rupert
going
north
to
make
the.
round
trip
to
Skagway.
Their
dt.
reo,iHtett
the
citr
council
to
home
1
tn
Sarnia.
Ont.
.
I
Mfuutl
tama
mmahm
schools
for
the
fall
term.
Unless!
'
the
council
.
orders
its,
abandon.J
If
WM-deIre
to
know,
do
not
tea-ment
in
the
.meantime,
daylight.10
a$lt-
sav--g
woykl,
hero
contlque
unU
September
24.
OUjer
Washington
citle
.
and
Wwbs.
some
time
ago
returned
to
standard
time
BRESBXTER
IMSESSIQW
United
Church
Meetines
In
Progress
Witfj,M
wUot
of
,C'ey.
Frorri
.
Diitrtct
Attending
I
i
PrjrjftB
upr.t
Presbytery
of
the
United
Church
of
Canada
)s
in
session
at
Flrat.UnW.
Church
here
this
afternoon
with
members
of
the
clergy
from
.various
parts
of
the
dlstrte
In
attendance.
Rev.
Dr.
O.
A.
Wilson
of
Vancouver,
superintendent
of
missions
for
the
church
in
Ornish
CcmJbjlvJs
.among
those
!
present.
It
is
expected
the
seslons,)
wmjonfihi4e.tonight,
i
Rev.
8.,
V.(Hj
Redman
of
.Har.e)l-ton
and
Rev.
C.
A-
Wejch
.of
Ter-.
race
arrlyed
In'jhn
cttjf
'on
last
nlghl's
tralp
from
the
interlpr
to.
attend
sessions
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Presbytery
of
the
United
Church
of
Canada
here
today.
.
9
i
THE
WEATHER
IS
JUST
RIOIIT
For
Outdoor
PAINTING
If
U
u
1.
i,
l
,
ii,
jiiay
ou
me
last
tnis
year
Touch
Up
the.
House,
t
and
keep
it
in
good
condition,
Use,
Our
Moderately.
Priced
Paintat$3.0P
Pfcr
Gallon
Kaien
Hrdarer.
f
$mltb
Block
Phone
3
Germany,
France
ard
Italy
Intl.
mate,
Willingness,
to
.Sign"
Agreement
to
Curtail
Wheat
LONDON.
August
23
At
the.
In
dark
ontic
on.
the
.starboard
side
The
rnin
.go,
was,,jield
up
or
a
while
when.
Ourvlcji.was
made
to
ttake,
tap
andageiff
dtis
hands
through
a
misunderstanding
of
hi;
second.
Rol
BameA
of
the
service
-rules
which
call
..ipr
thm
cloth
wraps.
Other
Boats
The
rest
of
the
card
had
its
ex
.
ora,un
row'-
"U
mu-
PP".
hundrwl
HnM
nn
for
h
17
c.
to
be
filled
and
Ita
effli
S
nnt
vt
st
v
uacu
,u,,
'"waifcc
a
pwvon
"
,u
r
.....
.
Iboldld
bwk
10
wln
a
U4I?I?
dH
Nova
Scotia
pretty
well
for
the
Liberal
party
but,
did
noth-
.
.
e.
u,
fj
ReeT(
sk,nn
the
wkT
probably
got
tne
th..
n
h
p
n
n
1)?
--"
biggest
hand
In
the
fight
from
the
customers
as
he
did
In
a
previous
bout
a
from
one
Way
down
in
Nova
Sfotta,
They
had
a
goii
oW
scrap.
a"ta?n.a.U8ht.
h,m.
They
banged
down.
each
other
up
and
3"ST
TSS
And.hitqUt
fror
and.bacjc,
nowjt
ali,
Is
ovfr.
Good
friends
,th,ey.
are,
.agajri,,
'Jntll
election
come(
once
more.
And
they
begin,
to
train.
bounce
up
again
before
the
count
01
one.
Chuck
Jlickey
took
the
worst
of
it
froin
Bqy,AtheIey
of
l.
MDra-J
gon
.woatL,
coauinR
aiog
in
the,
MS.
,n
.
.1.1.,
,
.
.
.
a
.
m
ot
,ght
matwged
to
Its
a'guwt
a
nulearxe
If
eeU
un
hnVoii!,?
ihtT
.the
storm
of
btown
for
the
ton
too
,ri
early
but
a
calamity
If
she.
gets
.
.
.
.,
tnn
-
w
ui
ii
if
ruuim
aim
now
nu
own
"
mc
iiiiai
m(iM),
mini
uiire-
the
and
,ud"
American
hhlory
will
tell
of
.f
mj
n
more
aggreenve
opponent.
uj,t.
,
.
.
hundred,
of
young,
men
who
star-
A
n,,.,,
lhTZZZ
h.,
Sirr'1
th
"T?
0t
'taged
by
Marine.
HadlowVnd
their
own
but
a
,
two-cent
stamn
.
.
.
."
.
...
,
..
r
rkcm
oi
iiir
ureson
wno
gave
we
wta..
in-
nf
OIJ
rvuinln
.,..1
U.l
ulatlon
and
hard
work
became
so
ieh.ihav
did,
not
have-
to
nav
In
come
tax.
!IMIT
FOR:
PRODUCTION
w.
u
....
j
u,
UUAIll
Johnny
McLeod.
matched
acalnat
Marine,,
McManut
in
four
roundvl
iook
tne
iirst
two
and
dropped
the
others
when
he
.
seemed
Ao
become
winded
bujt
stood
up
well
to
hts
much'
older
and
stronger
rival
to
gain
a
popular
draw..
Tiger
Dahl
chased
Battling
Peacock
aroun
dthe
ring
for
the
three-round
opener
and
when
catching
up
to
him
which
was
quite
often,
received
a
straight
left
on
the
nose
to
the
delight,
of
the
erowd.whlhJ
rewarded,
the
boys
with
a
shower
of
silver.
Brick
Sknner
refereed
all
bouts
with
Lieutenant
oreen
of
the
II.
M,
ernattonal
wheat
conference
here
f--uraon
o..uragon
and
ana
Bert
Bert
Morgan
Morean
a
ml
'estercay
estercay
Oermany.
Oermany,
France
France
and
and
'"K6-
Ma3
"el'broner
vviir
-was
was
time-
ume-
-w
feyfit
theeholc
seats
being
vacant
Ah
01k
ahoIa..-
S
1
1
IU..U1C
fiUilOUlU
iiaii.
I
A
pictorial
r,
...i
,:
)i.,nsci
1:1
the
worid
i
:n.d:i;.
wnglu
dy
nasty
shuiii.
I
-i
Bm
iii
jrd
a!
id
:iset
di'::v,-M
t
'.he
left
ti
the
ja
:h.i-
ll
Riroc!
Ben
Jby
below
fur
the
n.unt
at
New
York
Brouillard
a
C.ui.uii.ui,
formerly
held
tf.r
wltrweight
title
BRAVES
ARE
RUNNER&UR
Boston
Moves
Into
Second
Place
In
National
LeagueWas
II-
Inninc
Oamf
BOSTON.
Aug.
23:
Boston
Braves,
who
have
not
finished
In
he
first
division
since
1921
won
their
fourteenth
victory
tn
the
Uat
seveateen
starts
yesterday
by
de-
eUng
Pittsburg
in
.a
lourtoeO'
nnlng
struggle
and
replaced
the
lonal
League,
seven
gamea
behind
he
first
place
New
York
OlanU.
Wallle
Berger'a
home
run
In
the
fourteenth
gave
the
Brave
the
victory.
The
Pirates
and
Chicago
Baseball
Standings
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
W.
New
York
.68
BpUm
84,
PHUburg
Chicago
02
St.
Louis
03
ft-
l-l
j
m
urooKiyn
a
taly
intimated
their
wllllngnesj
atV
Olllh
Royer
announrJ
Cincinnati
45
nf
.imin.
There
--
was
a
near
Ffltvirttv
rrnwH.I
v.
.iK.iuiK
ail
aKicciiiciiL
ul
iiiiiil
.
.
vjrv((
w
vV"U
"
'he
production
of
the
grain..
Ses
lons
of
the
committee
'g
the.
various,
wheat-producing
ountries
of
the
world
are
contlnu
ing.
.
York
Yankees
won
over
the
Cleve
land
Indians
to
pae
to
seven.
and
a
half
games
the
lead
of
the
Waal).
Ington
Senators
who
were
losing
to
Detroit
Tigers.
Yesterday's
Big
League,
seorss:
American
League
New-
York
4,
Cleveland
3.
Washington
S.
Detroit
10.
Philadelphia
7.
8t.
Louis
0.
Boston
1-0.
Chicago
8-4.
National
League
Pittsburg
4.
Boston
5.
WgttypgUW.
';-aj
77,
t
Before
the
main
event
thejnascoti
'
"
from..theUIJtI.J3,.DragonJwas
'cai-vn,
led.upon.lo
draw-a
tiekeL
foe
thaIPW-
rQUn.d
trip
to
.Vancouver.
connect
phja
57,,
uon
witn
tne
Moose
bazaar,
Frankr
'
"
Stevens
of
the
Knox
Hotel
was
the
?fn
,
-
The
Rhythm
Vendors'
four-piece
Alter
an
enjoyable,
cruise.,
of
orcnestra
played
selection,
betwem
i
nearly
a
month
In
Alaskan
waters,
fights.
.
jonn
uarrymore4v
noted
screen
ac-
tor.
accompanied'
by,
his
wife.
Dol
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and
son
and
daughter,
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11.
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morning
from
the
south
leave
in
continuation
of
4t
cruUc
and
are
the
guests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
back
to.
California
Jonor.ow
rnorn-
John.
Brenner,
,
Fifth
Avenue.
East.
,ns
'
They
will
be
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next
week.
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DRAfiON;WIN.S
Scores
were
as
follows
A.
B.
ChaUlnor
H
M.
S.
Dragon
i
10;
Alex
Harvey
'Canadian
Le
gton.
104.
C.
P.
A.
Hayes.
ISO:
0.
L.
Young
-nan.
133.
L
Seaman
Palmer.
100;
M.
M.Lamb,
m.
L
Sig
Price.
IM;
A
Beatcv
M.
L.
8.
A.
Cole.
IM:
Jack
Morrison.
u.
Stoker
Bourne.
IM;
t.
911m-ides,
tn.
Stoker
Kldfer,
IM)
R.
r
James.
IM.
Ch.
Stoker
Ostourb,
107:
J.
S.
Wilson.
IM.
Scouts
Were
in
PortToday
Bound
South
From
Alaska
The
power
boat
Tvee
fWtut
nf
Seattle
arirved
In
port
at
1:15
this
arternoon
bound
south
with
31
sea
ou4
aboard
mostly
from
the
state
of
Oregon
They
left
at
2
30.
The
boys
went
as
far
north
n
Juneau
and
said
the
had
hmi
a
splendid
time.
They
struck
bad
weather
as
soon
as
thev
raahH
Alaska
but
were
delinhUd
with
th.
glorious
sunshine
at
Prteee
Rupert.
'
wany
iiowe
of
Seattle
Is
the
captain
in
rtiarge.
Hanging
Jury
IsS6ughtin
Lcimson
Trial
SAN
JOgE.
Cal.
August
23
Th
prosecution
in
the
case
of
riiH
A.
Laoason.
charaad
with
murHsr.l
ing
hto
wtO
by
bludgeoning
her
to'
wwi
as
an
retried
In
her
hom.e.
near
here
In
June,
nnnar.nti..
sought
a
"hanging
Jury"
yesterday
Hemlock
and
Spruce
on
11
classed
the
,
prospective
per
cord,
delivered
JJi)
WWa
in
regard
to
their
attitude
coal
COAL
for
FOK
saif
SAI,K
,
,
;.
WIW
punishment.
Finally,
a
jury
of
m
an(J
Furniture
and
J'lang
Moyl9y,.
,wos
enipoueUed
and
the
trial
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S.OETBALL
J)f(rald
lOlrf,
Empress
La
Slftx
to
Capfure
Second
Half
of
Season
'
1
'I
he
Canadian
National
Tlnnr.,
tldii
AsuocUtton
softball
tram
1,
nl;
ht
elnchedjthe
second
h
ill
,
Im
l"gue
by
defeating
On
,.
F
n.oroas
by
a
score
of
B-3,
The
game
was
not
very
i-x,
:
th
final
deetaloti
not
being
in
at
any
time.
Tlie
C.
N
R
A
played
good
ball
from
the
M.,r
..
had
counted
five
runs
to
u.n
by
the
fourth
Inning.
Howevrr.
-
.
made
few
errors
In
the
fif!
nine,
and
the
Empress
scon-,!
men.
They
were
in
a
tigh'
,.,
again
in
tbe
etgilth
inniiiK
the
Era
press
had
tae
bases
k
,
with
no
men
down
but
mnn.ip.
pull
through,
wth
only
,m
scored
The
play-off
games
betw.
.
Rki
and
the
C.
N
R
A
n.
:
ably
Ukf
place
next
Sund.i
.
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team
Irwm
H
IN
BILLIARDS
jSraf
at
hg
Aoronoito
lliu
groumi
Canadian
legion
Defeated
by.
Srore.
it
vanquished
an
all-star
t'
.
Of
lot;
to
97$
Lat
Night
prosenUog
natives
of
thi.s
iby
srofeoH
toiU.
There
s
The
vialtjM
V4.m
from
11.
M.
8.''
'
Dragon
won
from
the
Canadian
Legion
last
evening
in
an
eight-
a
-side
billiard
tournaramt
by
a'
core
of
1007
to
I7S.
a
margin
ot
It
It
points.
Tlse
NavaJ
team
won-ftyo
of
.
the
eight
games.
Highest
breaks.
,
were
n,
and
SO
both
by
C.
L.
Young
Pirates
in
second
place
In
th
Na-Jman.
captain
of
the
Leg
km
team,
third
round
he
was
drppped
jor
theJ
Jobs,
who
were
Idle
yesterdsy.
are
T
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.
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the
American
League,
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