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Thursday,
September
12
1935
EAST
AND
WEST
It
is
the
expressed
opinion
of
Mitchell
Hepburn
of
On-.tario
that
the
east
would
send
a
majority
of
Liberals
to
iarliament
but
he
was
not
so
sure
about
the
west.
Evidently
his
suggestion
was
that
the
west
miVht
not
fall
in
line
with
the
east
and
might
Jose
the
advantages
Which
could
accrue
from
a
Dominion
policy
supported
by
members
from
all
the
provinces.
.
Some
voters
will
not
consider
this
a
sufficient
reason
lor
returning
Liberal
members
but
others
will
feel
it
is
an
essential.
It
is
the
feeling
of
many
that
British
bia
cannot
afford
to
be
an
outcast
province.
There
never
was
a
more
brazen,
case
of
purchasW
yotes
than
the
one
in
point.
Everyone
knows
that
Mr
i
Bennett
has
ntf
sympathy
with
social
credit.
He
is
&
sound
money"
advocate
of
the
strongest
type.
Everv-i
thing
he.
has
6vpr
rlnnp
nhfl
omM
inAtnniA
4-Ui
r
J.
:
der
the
shaddw
of
an
election
he
expresses
strong
sympathy
with
the
strong
Alberta
movement
and
loans
the
province
enough
money
to
carry
it
past
the
election.
Once
the
election
is
over
Aberhart
will
get
scan-
sympathy
for
his
pjan
if
by
any
ill
chance
the
present
government
should
be
returned.
raMPtoMAY0NHAt5E
CLi
'crniinmiPM
tLUHU
VMLML
Man
in
the
Moon
A
Vancouver
firm
of
stock
brokers
Is
advertising
"Prompt
executions
on
the
Vancouver
Stock
Exchange."
Now
wha
about
sending
a
few
local
citizens
to
the
exchange?
"Elect
me
and
yott
may
have
even
a
publlclv-owned
central
bank."
pleads
Prime
Minister
Dennett
in
his
latest
speech.
The
chief
danger
of
the
election
campaign
now
in
progress
is
that
the
electorate
will
become
afflicted
with
political
dysppsta
before
el
ection
day
arrives.
Players'
Guild
Holds
Meeting
Activities
For
Coming
Season
Dis
cussed
Last
Evening
The
first
meeting
of
the
season
of
the
Prince
Runert
Amat.pnr
Players
Guild
was
held
last
night
in
the
Toe
H
rooms
with
the
president.
Roth
Gordon.
In
the
rhi'r
There
were
Iwentv
members
r
sent
and
activities
Vor
thaicnrnln
oEaouii
wcic-UJiUUSSCQ.
Folowlng
the
business
meetinff
refreshments
were
served
cial
half-hour
spent..
LIBRARIES
TRAVEL
BUDAPEST,
Sept
12:
(CP)
Old
street
cars
are
being
turned
into
travelling
branches
by
the
Budapest
rriunlcipal
library
which
sends
the
bookladen
vehicles
on
regular
tours
through
suburban
towns.
VETERAN
PRINCIPAL
RESIGNS
EDINBURGH,
Sept.
12:
(CP)
The
University
of
Aberdeen
has
sr.
'
tcepted
with
regret
the
resignation
SATS
MicmcoeHJUNr
MOR.
DETROIT
TIBUt
'
SPORT
CARDS
AND
RIVAL
OF
CUBS
FIGHT
CAMPBELL
New
York
Giants
Fall
Back
In
George
Eyslon
Wil'
Also
Try
Sands
k'.i!
w
I
.auoiui
league
Kace
ugers
of
Utah
With
New
Hash
And
Yankee
Lose
Yesterdays
Big
League
scores:
National
League
Kew
York
7,
Pittsburg
10.
Brooklyn
4,
Cincinnati
7.
Boston
3,
Chicago
15.
Philadelphia
2,
St.
Louis
10.
American
League
Detroit
3,
Washington
4.
Cleveland
5,
New
York
4.
Chicago
10,
Boston
2.
I
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M
I
I
I
U
I
I
Al.
mill
mis
iiim
mwmm
of
Very
Rev.
Georpe
Adam
Smith
i
'
w
W.
1
..
.
.
,
'
;
nnffft
f
b
When
the
Premier
of
British
Columbia,
went
to
Ottawa
!
vice"
clpa1,
after
26
years'
'iNew
York
47
ii
anu
asked
for
cn-onpfnti'nn
fn
fV.Q
fnr.
...i.
u.ii
n,
j-cuciui
,
he
was
refused.
.
.
All
hd
got
was
just
enough
to
government.
prevent
in-
j
...v.
".u.i
ui
wic
yuimmun.
mere
was
no
attempt
made
to
co-operate
to
relieve
a
very
serious
situation.
YVJien
the
new
Prpmior
rf
Aiv,Q.f
i
1
.i
r
.-
Minister
Bennett
asking
for
co-operation
in
the
carryintr'
out
of
his.scheme,
he
was
assured
that
he
would
get
it.
Mr
,
Bennett,
in
view
of
the
impending
election,
was
ready
to
promise
anvthinrr.
Thp
rpsiilr
io
nt
at
likely
to
get
the
support
of
the
social
credit
element
in
the
province;
of
Alberta.
Baseball
Standings
American
League
L.
i
Cleveland
:..
.
..69
!
Chicago
.......Go
i
Boston
68
:
Washington
57
St.
Louis
56
Philadelphia
S.
51
National
League
W.
St.
Louis
86
Chicago
New
York
....
Pittsburg
......
Brooklyn
Cincinnati'
....
Philadelphia:'
Boston
ueiKeaiBiow.uutPro-
rpwrpw
T
n
tection
at
no
Extra
Cost
flilLll
Id
with
blow-outs
when
Goodrich
Safety
Silrertown
j
give
you
Life-Savrr
Golden
Plv
blnw-nm
tection
and
monthi
more
mileage
at
the
same
price
as
other
Standard
tires?
THIS
AMAZING
LIFE-SAVER
GOLDEN
iPLY
MAY
SAVE
YOUR
LIFE
rOO
mm
drick
effffif
Silvertowns
,"iin
uiiwni
COLDCJV
FIT
Garage
&
Service
Station
Rupert
Motors
PHONE
566
.87
...80
...78
.61
..59
.56
...33
G6
65
68
77
77
77
L.
.49
52
51
60
72
79
78
99.
00
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.421
.398
Pet.
.6371
.826
.011
.565
.459
.427
.418
.250
RETAINED
Helen
Jacobs
Defeats
Sarah
Palfrey
In
Tennis
Final
Perry
Injured
in
Mate!
Yesterday
,
FOREST
HILLS,
N.Y.,
Sept.
12:
;
(CP)
Helen
Jacobs
retained
her
United
States
national
women's
i
tennis
championship
yesterday
byl
I
defeating
Sarah
Pnlfrey
In
the!
first
set
against
Allison
when
he
fell.
After
the
1
At
A.
t
...
.
.
Creation
PITTSBURG,
Sept.
12:
(CP)
NEW
YORK.
Rpn
19-
P)ri,
Losing
to
the
Pin.tes
in
a
free-
Malcolm
Campoell's
famous
record
"
rrnung
game
nere
yesterday,
the
breaking
Bluebird
has
a
rival
for
"To
fight
or
not
to
fleht.
that
is
New
York
r51.int
Hoontr
nt
.,
-
-
"
jjuuni;
niicii-si.
iraveuing
in
me
the
question,
beforp
Mussolini
as
third
place
in
the
National
League'
nm
iin
k
.
-.it.
lire
lailiuuj
VitlllU-
.
he
soliloquizes
in
over
the
.....
African
while
,.
the
i.
St.
Louis
Cardinals
and
bell-Bluehirri
hm.tinn
Situation.
ChicaeO
CUDS
Pnnlirtllprl
a
tloht.
!nnth
nnA
n.i.i.i.
j
-
battle
for
the
pennant,
the
former
chant,
Capt.
Oeorgt
Eyston.
and
a
It
IS
announced
that
next
month
"ririnincr
oodl"
r.o.
th.
rv,inio
'
...
.
"ti
wic
i
iimjto
ai
new
super-racer
mat
in
cieslen
Is
g
relief
recipients
wi.l
have
to
an-
Sportsmen's
Field
irhlle
the
latter
;
almost
as
startling
as
was
Bluebird
gjawer
a
lot
of
quwttans.
Poetfbly
the
won
by
a
wide
mrrgln
over
the
on
its
first
public
appearance.
"rari...at..Wr,8ley.F?eld:
In
.
new.
20O-mlle
an.
hour
D
M
w.cu
.uu
c
iwc
v,UU3
afC
DUt
one
game
oenma
creation
Capt.
Eys'on
intends
to
M.UUMis
auu.
.
I
smash
.
practically
every
record
.
!.
In
the
American
League,
both
;
that
his
distinguished
countryman
A
shark
u
was
recettly
captured
at
the
leading
Detroit
Tigers
and
the
idoesnf
want,
from
20
miles
to
24
Ketchikan.
We
wonder
If
he
breez-
second
nlace
New
Yni-ir
va
-j
(
-
.
iiuuio,
xic
aiiucipa.ea
nine
anil-
ed
in
from
Vancouver
or.
Seattle
lost
their
.
Barnes,
the
former
to
the
i
:
culty
in
bettering
ill
the
si
"g
a
1
21
re
and
on
what
boat
he
will
be
sent
Washinaton
f5ennnr,
th
,.'
I
11
.
th5
south
i,L
i.
.
.
.
.
W1US
ictciuiy
sei
on,
inq
same
"
"
:ian
course
by
another
Briton,'
,
'
I
Cleveland
Indians
at
Yankee
Sta-;Johir
Cobb.
r-t..
D-
Taylor
was
In
town
vester-
dium.
Chlcaeo
Vhito
Rn-
rti.Hta,H
.
.....
..
.
day
wearlrrz
a
carnation
and
all
the
Bn.,tnn
9
w
i
"!
:
.
macmn'-
et
in
npnn.H
-
.,.
..
"7
"
...
V
"
,uuu"
xn8"i
ana
.
taperlr.p
down
to
a:
m
hot
nnd
"
s
SJS
fa:?.JACt0.ry:
The
PtUre
in
front
that
looks
.
.
.uov
un
--iraiui
o
ujuvcu
ih'.u
exclusive
pos-
which
he
had
slept
for
so
many
session
of
sixth
nlace
ahead
nf
thp
years.
t
Idle
Rt.
!i..l
like
a
shark's
month.
novel
points.
It
has
a
12-cvllnder!
aviation
power
unit
and
no
sign
of
!
a
clutch.
A
fourspeed,
self-changing
gear
box
fakes
its
place.
;
11
is
the
first
big
machine
of
the
type
to
have
front-wheel
drive.
I
Further,
each
whee!
Is
IndeDendent
of
the
other.
Fuel
Is
carried
in
two
I
j-ganon
tanks
v
and
pumped
to
the
carburetors
by
a
mech.-Miirai!
engine
device.
Adoption
of
front-wheel
drlv
has
greatly
simplified
the
layout
of
me
cockpit,
since
there
Is
no
mechanism
in
it
with
the
driver.
True
Streamliner
The
body,
held
on
a,
light
alloy
framework,
Is
shaped
as
half
a
true
streamline
section,
th
im.
derside,
naturally,
being
flat
Ex
tensions
at
each
sld
cover
the
gas
tanks
and
uartlv
enrlnsp
ih
wheels.
In.iide
the
tall
is
a
compartment
for'
spare
Ures
and
tools.
In
accordance
with
tho
ntrn'
tlonal
rules
for
distance
runs.
The
Ilfehting
system
for
th
Inn
cr
I
night
runs
iS
nov?i,
two
head-i
lights
being
carried
close
together
ilnslde
the
nose
of
the
car
and
mrowing
their
beams
through
portholes
in
the
streamlined
cover.
Captain
Eyston
and
Albert
Denly
who
will
"spell-
him
at
the
wheel'
have
evolved
a
scheme
which
they"
believe
will
save
much
time
in
refueling
the
giant.
They
plan
to.
Install
a
hl(7
nnnl.
-
.
'i
uu
h
tower
pp
.
lCl.fwith
,lL
twn
Vinc.
.
.
.
r47'
"I,r
'"f
racn
tank.
JJJi
Since
the
car
Weighs
nearly
two
I
tons
special
pads
are
fitted
for
jtwo
huge
compound
Jacks
which
I
win
noist
both
front
and
both
w.ives
on
tne
ground
In
on5
movement
for
tire
changes.
Today's
Weather
Terrace
Foeey.
calm.
42
Anyox
Clear,
calm,
60.
Stewart-Part
cloudy,
calm,
51.
Hazelton-Cloudy.
calm,
50.
Smithers
Cloudy,
calm,
cool.
Burns
Lake
bull,
calm,
34.
Dead
Tree
Point
Cloudy,
light
southwest
wind;
barometer,
29
74-temperature,
52;
heavy
chop.
Triple
Island-Part
cloudy,
calm-barometer,
29.86;
sea
smooth.
La
nea
m
Tinnri
to
i
1
moderate,
easterly
wind;
moderate
ANKLET
F.VF.NING
PARTY
LONDON,
Sspt.
12
(CP)-The
latest
novelty
lot
evening
wear
Is
an
tmklet
of
platted
&old
or
silver
braid.
GLOVES
WITH
POCKETS
final
by
straight
sots
6-3,
6-4.
Mlssi
,L0ND0N'
Sept.
ir:
(CP)-Some
i
Jacobs
was
fully
up
to
form
and!
e
s
s
are
ynowlng
gloves
,had
no
difficulty
in
disposing
of
th
"ny
Pket8
concealed
in
the
!
her
opponent.
gauntlet.
.
i
Following
the
final
in
the
men's.
'
"
singles
yesterday
whirh
WiWr
At..
...
BMCK
HOLLYHOCKS
llson
of
the
United
States
won
from
.
U"KWVILLE,
Kas
Sept.
Fred
Perry
of
OreM.
Britain,
it
s
,tr,-Mr-
Harr.v
PePPe
12:
has
learned
that
Perry
had
suffered
ah'.V
bla.clc
h'J'kf
n
her
gar-
In
tV,
"
nere
Ior
inree
years,
Injury
the
seventh
rame
of
ELIZABETH
IN
COLOR
llc
11UU
mukh
,uose
ni3i
LONDON
fW
11
irm
t.
.
frM
tU.;
reported
Alexander
Kord
the
He
will
'
pro
0
be
unable
to
nlav
for
a
rinmr
rmn.
.lr.
monvn..
.......
.
ibeth
of
ror,
in
i
.m..
.-p...
m
kuiut
mm,
j
CHAPPY
rmi
i
TH
F
1
t
-
,
-
,
!
-Thursday,
SeptemW
i,
...
DAYS
1
h
i'
m
r
n
What
iqore
welcome
prize
to
the
victor
or
solace
to
the
vanquished
than
a
waiting
Collins
made
with
Sir
Robert
Durnett's
famous
LONDON
DRY
Gin.
uoz.l2
W'&
25
OZ.
SD&
ianair
BURNETT'S
IN
SESSION
Life
Membership
Presented
to
Pre-
suieiit
4ack
rreece
,
At
the
reguar
fettirig
of
theiCa
nadian
Legion
of
'the
British
Em
-CI
N
TVila
advertisement
is
not
publlslied
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
LEGION
IS
i
programme.
As
a
start
&e
ti-
I
Hard
season
the
pre
rjtton
0!
'
City
Billiard
Champ!
a-S'p
Cup.
and
cue
wil
be
made
n
1
smofcr
on
the
last
Friday
of
.
monft
1
Nell
Cameron
won
tli,
tup
tad
also
the
cue
for
the
h:.
;
break
A
new
cloth
for
the
tab!
haibwn
ordered.i
The,,
branch,
will
also
co
oPtntt
with
the
Women's
Auxilur
to
the
pire
8ervice
League
last
evening
th?
annual
bazaar
prestntatlon
to
President
,
Preecs
of
a
life
membership
Jn
the
Legion
.
-:
11
1
1
-
-
was
made
by
First
Vlce-Pre.wnt
.....
W.
M.
Brown.
In
making
the
pre-
Rrli
fT
and
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