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DAILY
EDITION
Friday,
September
25,
1936
T1IFS?
VIMY.PimfllMARRi-
The
Daily
News
has
given
a
great
deal
of
space
at
different
times
to
the
various
accounts'
of
-the
pilgrimage
to
Vimv
nnfl
tVlP.
rpasnn
t'n
tVtia
ran
ninvVimiei
loat-
a
ov.
plained
in
the
words
of
Norman
Watt
in
addressing
the
"The
unveiling
of
this
memorial
can
hardly
be
regarded
in
the
light
of
the
mere
unveiling
of
a
war
memorial
a
l.
t-
a
i
a
i
'a
i
lamer
jnufcui
oe-inierpreieu
as
a
gesture
01
vuai
importance
ami
significance
to
the.
British
Empire,
It
was
the
first
time
in
f
hfhj'stnrvnf
tfmrlrinfl
flint
ihn
Kinrr
Vinrl
cof
foot
in
a
foreign
country
not
as
King
of
England
but
as
Tl")l
rr-nf
rrn
nflist
Ttsvw,
...UI,.!,
....
il.
TJ..:i;U
'i'lfe
ui
uiic
ui
hjc
uuimiuuiis
which
iiiiine
up
uie
diilisu
Empire.
Indeed,
the
ceremony
was
almost
as
much
a
consecration
of
the
bond
of
unity
which
exists
between
Britain
and
flflnndn
hvn
spnnrnip
nrirl
flictinpf
onniitvios
-----
arfivr
JM
M
V
Xrf
V
V
v
w
till
vl
-laJ
joined
indivisibility
by
their
devotion
to
one
head
as
it
lima
ri
i-..i
I
r.
.
4
1.
..!
ao
a
(.Unocal
41IUJ1
Ui-UIK
War
IULMI1UI
1UI.
STILL
WATCHINfi,
ARRRTIAHT
People
of
Canada
still
have
their
eyes
on
Premier
Aber-hart,
the
man
who
is
makingradical
changes
in
the
social
setup
of
the
province
of
Alberta
and
are
wondering;
what
he
is
going
to
do
next
and
how
he
will
do
it.
It
is
easy
to
scoff
at
Aberhart.
Thousands
are
doing
it
but
the
people
of
Alberta
are
not
scoffing.
The
very
fact
that
Colonel
Woods,
head
of
the
Southam
newspaper
chain
in
that
province,
is
seriously
impressed
is
an
indica
tion
that
something.
imnnrthnt.
is
o-nW
nn
thorn
TVm
Vnn.
cj
"I
w
v
nv
o
w
COUVer
Province
also
sppr
visions
in
rpcrnrfl
tn
tlio
AUiorin
movement
for
it,
has
sent
a
special
writer
to
the
province
to
tell
of'
what
is
o-oinp-
nn
thpro.
This
snmo
mnn
will
;ilcn
probably
report
to
the
other
newspapers
of
the
chain.
That
means
that
the'
Province
is
treating
the
Aberhart
movement
seriously,
which,
considering
the
way
it
treated
uuuiiu(
la
aainy
u
guuu'
ueai
ior
ine
rrovmce.
i
i
.1
.
i
i
ye
cuuuesL
10
reat
ers
oi
:tnis
naner
rnnr.
tnov
cp-ibp
their
jeerincri
At
anv
rate
Aberhart.
is
trvino-
tn
fin
snmo-
thing,
while
the
jeerers
are
sitting
pat
and
hoping
that
problems
will
solve
themselves.
The
Alberta
movement
mav
nrove
a
ffzzle.
but
nenrlv
rpfnrnipfa
Jn
nil
1!
life
have
been
jeered-at
or-
possibly
spit
upon.
Aberhart
maybe
worth
watchincr
and
if
he
is
siiffpssfnl
Iip
will
ho
worth
copying.
If
he
succeeds,
the
jeerers
will
be
saying
tue.y
aiwuys
Knew
mere
was
sometjung
to
the
Alberta
leader.
This
adverUsement"
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Llauor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Sopwith
1
akes
Up
Lipton
s
rursuic
or
me.
jia
mug
Perhaps,
the
misty
shadow
of
Jovial
;Sir
Thomas
Lipton
(top)
smiled
down
on
the
little
harbor
of
Gosport,
England
as,
gaily
b
'decked
with
flags
and
bunting
and
cheered
'by
a
large
gathering!-of
well-wishers,
the
new
yacht
Endeavor
II
slid
into
the
waves.
En
ieavor
Is
the
craft
with'
which-T.
O.
M.
Sopwith,
British
avlat'cn
tycoon,
will
try
again
to
wrest
the
America's
Cup.
blue,
ribbon
of
Atlantic
yachting
from
Its
rsstlngi
place
in
the
New
York
Yacht
Club.
Sopwith,
the
smiling
sailor
at
the
right,
saw
his
first
Endeavor
fail,
Just
as
a
long
llnecf
Sir'
Thomas
Llpton's
Shamrocks
f
alted,
but
like
the
famous
Irish
baronet
Sopwith
did
not
g
ve
up.
Endeavor
II
will
carry
Sopwlth's
new
challenge
for
the
"old
mug"
next
year.
Baseball
Scores
National
League
New
York
2-0,
Boston
1-4.
Pittsburg
4,
Chicago
0.
Cincinnati
4-0,
St.
Louis
5-2.
Philadelphia
4-2,
Boston
2-4
American
League
Philadelphia
4,
New
York
3.
Others
rained
out.
Baseball
Standings
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
'
W.
L.
New
York
:
91
60
St.
Louis
87
64
Chicago;
.r...85
67
Pittsburg
"
83
68
Cincinnati
...
71
79
Boston
70
81
Brooklyn
65
87
Philadelphia
53
99
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
w:
L.
New
York
100:
50
Detroit
.'.
83
69,
Washington
....80
70
Chicago
79
70
Cleveland
77
73
Boston
.........73'
78
st.
Louis
.50
92
Philadelphia
52
93
Pet
.603
.576
.559
.550
.473
.464
.428
.373
Pet
.667
.54?
.o3v
.530
.513
.490
.38
.347
Abbey
Goes
Under
Norfolk's
Orders
Catholic
Peer
Takes
Over
Historic
Church'
For
Coronation-,
.Purposes
LONDON,
Sept.
25:
(CP)
The
Duke
of
Norfolk,
Earl
Marshal
and
Premier
Duke
and
Earl
of
England,
28-year-old
Roman
Catholic
peerj
Is
to
have
complete
control
of
Westminster
Abbev
for
sewn
months
Jn
connection
with
the
Coronation
next
May.
He
will
take
over
control
of
the
Church
of
Ens-
land's
Dean
of
Westminster.
Dr
Foxley
Norrls.
During
the
whole
of
the
seven-
months
period
the
ordinary
ser
vices
In
the
Abbev
will
be
sus
pended.
Dally
services,
which
by
statute
must
be
held
within
thn
Abbey
precincts,
will
take
place
in
a
small
chapel
In
the
south
tran-
Pt.
.
.
....
;
..
RUSH
Proving
Haggis
FOR
WORLD
3
.
SERIES.
SPATS
Ofj
i
oru
Grandstand
reserved
seats
i
gate
is
expected
for
all
time.
The
Giants
and
Yankees
also
i
1921
1921
ami
and
1922:
Buffalo
Bisons
.
4
-
AndMilwaukee
BUFFALO,
Sept.-
3
to
2
on
International
League-
four
i
games
to
two
and
World
Series
opening
here
tonight.
TODAY'S
BASEBALL
National
League
"
New
York
3,
Boston
2:
Cincinnati
3,
St
Louis
1
(fifth
inning).
American
League
New
York
6,
Philadelphia.
5
(ten
innings).
St.
Louis
8,
Cleveland
2
(first
game;
second
gamp
unfinished).
Washington
9,
Boston
2.
Try
a
Daily
News
classified
advertisement
for
best
results.
Rex
Bowling
Glub
Exchange
Block
SIxthiSt;
and
Third
Ave:
Phone
658
dure
acotaJisn
rush
for
World
'Series
seats
Is
1
But"
Writer
Willing
to
.Admit
fler
are
going
today
at
$5.50.
It
will
f
ei
the
first
New
York
World
j
Series
since
1923
and
a
record
iiiuiis
aim
m.
urns
iaT
iiaTv
Adopted
It'
LONDON,
Sept.
24:
(CP)
"I
see
i.that
a
Turk
who
visited
the
dis
play
of
Scottish
foodstuffs'
now
played
in
the
World
Series
of
elng
glVen
at
B-
'
House
in
London
claimed
that-the
haggis
came
from
hls;
country
'
says
a
letter
to
The
Spectator;
"All
Scots
will
be
glad
to
learn
that
so
terrible
a
heresy
has
.
been
prompt?
ly
quashed."
"But
while
haggis
.13.
native-to
Scotland
In
origin
and.
material,.
I
should
like
to
point
out
that
dur
lng
my
wanderings
in
Europe
I
Will
Meet
in
Little'
World
SerieJ1
11
horioredVandifcuiW
Classic
of
the
Baseball
Minors
y
from
home-.
Once
I
wa
dining
In
a
beer
garden
In
Renu
25:-BuffaloiKh!ed'
Germany
wrwCtojjyaur-
uiaons
aeieatea
uattimorc
unolesi
.
:
'
"f"!p!I
"vw,,b
Wednesday
to
win'
the"earDy
waa
"-iiHhas)
.
L
1
V
1
1
I
.
.
-
..
piay-ons
..
V
.7.
:
'
t
wUl
now'WM
'
,the
famlllar
PaunQh,
.stuffe.i
iiicci.
ivuiwuunee
urewers
or
tne
American
Association
In'
the
Little,
'
wjui
lis
iamous
mutLure
-of
l
ei
oatmeal
and:
spices;
A
group
of
students,
on
.seelnir
the
dish,
broke
Into-
an
ImDrom&tt!
chorus
of
praise.
Quite,.
plainly:
its
vhtues
were
no
novelty
at
Hen
Lembke's
schottlsche
menaee.?'
Was
Well
Knowm
On
Lower
Skeenal
Joliri
Miettelnen
of
Port
Esslngton
Had
Been
Salmon
Fishing
Iff
This
District
for
Twenty
Years
John
Mlettlnen-,
47-year
old
P6r
Esslngton
salmon
fisherman,
whb
M.pa?ied
away
yesterday
mornlnir
ine.
prince
Rupert
General
Hos
pltal
after
a
three
weeks'
illness
there,
was
well
known
around
th
lower
Skeena
River
on
which
had
been
engaged
In
fishing
he
for
twenty
years.
He
was
a
natural
ilzed
Canadian
and
is
survived
by
a
wiaow
wno'was
In
th
ctv
h.n
he-
died.
Funeral
(arrangements
-are
fin
mei
nandsi
of
lii..B,
0.:
Under
ilakers,
the
remains
ihavlngjtbeen
iorwaraed
today
to
Port
Esslng
ton
for
burial.
Friday,
September
2V
1335
Married
at
St.
;
Marriage
Of
Peter's
Last
Eve1
Native
Couple
Miss
Anna
Julia
Bolton
Becomes
.Miss
Ida
Stewart
of
Port
Esslng.
Bride
of
Egbert
Brown
Weil
ton
Becomes
Bride
of
Frank
Known
Kitkatia
Couple
"uss
or
Greenville
j
j
I
The
rector,
Rev.
J.
T.
BIrchall,1
At
4
o'clock
yesterday
afternoon
assisted
by
Canoiv
W,
Fi
Rushbiook,
at
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathe-officiated
at
8
o'clock
last
evening
dral,
with
Very
Rev.
James
B.
Gib.
i
before
a
large
congregation
of
na-
n.
the.dsan,
officiating,
themar.
I
Uvea
In
St;
Peter's
Anglican
Church,
rge
tk4p:ace
of
Mite
Ida
May
Wseal
Cove
when
Mis?
Anna
Julia
Stewart,
daughters
Mr.
and
Mr,
iBoltcn,
daughter
of
Mi:
and
Mrs.
frur
Stewart
of
Port
Essington,
'.Frank-tBolton
of
Kitkatia,
became
Fk
R"f
Patrick
Der.
rlckof
Greenvllk.
the
bride
of
Egbert
Solomon
Brown,
The
atteu.
son
of
Jtlr.
and
Mrs.
Solojnon
J.
t
"7'
Brown,
also
of
Kitkatia.
The
bride,
jLfv
wSml
RW-.who-
wore
a
Prey
wedding
Eown.
&
S
SL
of
white
satin
with
veil
and
bou-
presided
ouet.,was
attended
bj
r
Mrs.
Flora
,
PauijLewb
thwSSSii
at
Jacksonmatron
of
honor,
Henry
MirchJ
Following
tne
Brown
was
groomsmani-Mrs.
C.
J.
there
was,
a
,
wedding
te
to
Nbrrington.
played
the
Wedding.
downtown
r-stuarani
Mr
.and
Mrs
March
and
Incidental
organ
music.
Russ
win
reslde.
Kltkatla.
-
,
Following,
the
ceremony,
there
i
was
a
wedding
supper
in.
-a
down-
LIVERPOOL;
Sept.
25:
CP
towna-esUurant
M-dical
evldncc
for
two
wciren
i
MruandvMrs.
Brown
will
reside
charged
iwth
shoplifting
indhated
at
Kitkatia.
one
had
baen
Insane
some
year?
:
while
the
other,
a
friend
who
uput
Richard
Stevens,
well
known.
lo-
to
1
take
care
of
the
first
alio
cal
salmon
fisherman,
plans
on
lost
her
reason,
leaving
this
afternoon
aboard
the
Princess
Louise
for
Vancouver
whence
he
will
proceed,
to
Mont-
week
for
his
home
in
Cornwall
England,
for
an
extended
visit
He
has
sold
his
boat.
BRISBANE,
Aust.,
Sept
25;
(CP)
When
Neil.
MsDcrmott
jumped
real
to
embark
at
the
end
of
next
In
and
brought
a
drowning
woman
to
safety
he
rescued
two.
Th
women's
18-month-oVd
dair;hter
was
bound
tightly
inside
her
shawl
r
J.I
-Til
-9.1
LJ
f
"TKe
purest
form
in
which
tobacco
can
&
smoked.--f
v
n
IMPORTED
Old
Scotch
WHISKY
DISTILLED,
'
MATURED
ANU
BOTTLED
IN
SCOTLAND
26
oz.
co
nn
01DS10KH
WHISKY.
I
ww
mm
T1viern,senient
I?
no
Published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
IM
III
I
e
r
i
HT
COMPIEMEHT
TO
A
GREAT
OCCASIOL
Hf
U
a
br
that
hoi
character.
Dtllcloui
and
MiuUhtna
it
will
pltat
th
mott
laiUdleiu.
Capllano
Bfwlnij
Co.
LM.
Vaneouvf,
B.C
Phoni
OKA
For
Prompt
.
WJt
r-.-
n11verv
This
adverlisoment
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Uqur
vgniroi
iJoara
or
w
thetiovemment
of
British
Columbia.