I"
T"ir,",TO.
Nov.
23:
81xty
year'
tg
-.
.ht
Sir
Sondford
FVemhuj
y.f
i(
'rd
o
me
tamown
inti.-t'uVe
a
paper
outlining
hU
proposal
5
A.
ihf
world
on
a
d
oi
ui
Tersai
time
Thki
morning
a
t:
""remony
comnwnoraUd
f.
r
"
d
Jubilee
of
thU
hts-t,
rro;.t
and
with
It
was
honor-1
ed
"he
memory
of
the
great
Soots
-r-
adit.
ho
undertook
to
regu-i'jc
the
clock
and,
therefore,
the
I
.
.
...
if
the
world.
The
me-p..
v
hcA
under
live
auspice
of
v.e
tail.
1.
an
JewelleM"
Asoocla-u
the
form
of
unveiling
a
l'.ii"-
upon
Uvc
building
In
x
-hr
me4ln
waa
hd.
fol-:
ed
b
mehfon
at
the
Kri
r
i:d
111
attended
by
prom
a
r
T
.;.-
and
prtrfHutoml
uembers
oi
th
Asm-
'.aque
was
Inscribed
aa
fol-
birth
place
of
Standard
t
:..ng
k.
INSURGENT
AIR
RAID
BARCELONA
The
firt
Insurgent
air
raid
in
weeks
today
killed
at
least
thirty-one
persons
and
wounded
more
than
seventy.
CONTROL
COPriR
AGAIN
LONDON
The
international
copper
cartel
announcd
today
thai
present
unrestricted
production
would
be
reduced
January
I
to
bring
it
to
110
per
cent
of
the
balc
quotas
et
some
years
ago.
The
announcement
had
a
steadying
effect
on
shaky
domestic
copper
with
copper
futures
advancing
c
per
pound
to
10.3c.
session
nioitor.ui:D
lslature
nroroeued
last
nltht
af-
I,
irr
ih
lieutenant
Governor
hsd
.r
inert
uovernor-uencrai
n
n
Xortncrn
Albu.
ti,
sent
out
printed
copies
ot
.
!
rldrcss
to
all
governments.
I
-
Czar
of
Russia
called
an,
a'ional
time
convention
f
'
mei
at
Rome.
luly.
tn
the
ci,-
1882.
This
mcc-Ung
was
ad-.
1
and
met
In
Washington
,
D'
,rt
1833
At
Uie
Washington-r
me
SUndard
Time
was,
f
'-d
bv
most
countries
of
tht
1..
originator
of
thc
Idea
o!
E.a:'1ard
Time
was
knighted
by
1!
Majesty.
Quern
Victoria
and
-v
i
uce
been
known
to
hu
fellow
fa:
3d4ans
as
Sir
Sandford
Flem-
.:.g.
J827-I815.
E
crted
bv
tht
Canadian
Jewel
ItlG
MILL
DESTROYED
KENORA.
Ont-The
flour
milling
nlanl
of
the
Manic
Leaf
Milling
Co.
here
was
comnletely
destroyed
bv
fire
sesterdar.
The
loss
Is
estimated
at
SS'MI.OOO.
Slxtr
to
sevenlv
mill
workers
are
thrown
out
of
employment
CONFER
IN
FRANCE
LONDON
I'rlmc
Minister
Neville
Chamberlain
and
Foreign
Secretary
lrd
Halifax,
accompanied
by
their
wives,
left
today
for
Paris
for
a
three-day
conference
with
rrrmler
Edouard
Dal-adirr
and
other
French
govern
ment
leaders.
Thc
conference
Is
u
i
Assoctauon
inc.
was
unyeuou
imM,i,i
."d
by
A.
Roden.
rres
aeni
oi
"
.
..
n.-
dwellers'
AoclaUon.
while
D.J
Jhe
I
Galloway,
AMlstaot
Vlce-Presl-
,,tra,J
(,'abrr,
m.
'r
n,at
Canadian
National
Tele-
nJf'
and
"
"
n
t,
delivered
thc
address
of
,
,
abu
lo
sacrifice
Spain
on
the
Illstorr
History
of
of
Time
Time
Setting
Setting
I
l
"
appcasemens
o
-
tur
-
,,..
i
i--
TORONTO.
'
Nov.
23:
(Uriitcr-fd
out
that
prlmltlv?
man
made
no
bcft
Hoovcr
former
President
of
material
nm.....
..ntll
limn
ho-
..
.
U.
nrlnni
-
cmn
n
faeinr
i'n
his
life.
The
i
.
ntitsit
man'e
hin-
speaker
briefly
traced
the
cvolu-
upt
,n
lhe
Uoyal
York
Hotel
here
un
of
Uio
tlmo
sense
of
early
jast
n,gllt
prominent
officials
of
Ptoplea
.
through
....uu..
thc
.....
solar
and
-
Urn-1
-
:
ins
the.
Domlnlon
uumiiuuu
uu'
and
province
were
f
Pcrlotls
Periods
nf
of
rorlcnnlnor
reckonlne
until
until
tnei
thei,"
,
Crniinrl
...
I.
.1
m
rnnlT.
--.ivi
wurn
oi
nine,
aa
ivvvn
nid
today,
had
been
laid.
Expcrl-tnmcnt
was
to
be
made
with
many
ncv'ccs
and
thrauah
many
ccn-
1lred,
m
'ucq,
Until
until
the
the
lntroductl6n
Introduction
oi
of
son.
ii
v
tn
the
United
States
note
or
October
0
which
W
Japan
was
vl-o
la
ting
American
right
was
un-titf
i
tirv.
He
added
that
he
-re-
f"rred
rnt
to
comment
until
there
inas
t.
re
:tudy.
Sending
of
a
new
note
to
Janan
Is
bemg
considered.
NO
MERCY
FOR
JEWS
Antl-S'mitlc
Campaign
To
Be(Vin-
tinurd
In
Germany.
Declares
Goebbelt
BERLIN.
Nov.
2:
CP
Prowi-randa
Minister
Jesf
Goebbels
told
a
Hitherto
of
two
thousand
nro-
imfanda
workers
but
night
thai
.Germany
Intended
to
atkk
with
it
lantt-8enitte
campaign.
The
campaign.
Goebbels
said
l
destined
to
brtn?
about
the
com
ple'r
economic
annihilation
ot
glren
his
assent
to
eight
bins
ljeWf
in
Oermanv.
passed
during
the
brief
session.
1
nrtTt)anda
minister
wam-
The
bills
Included
that
setting
jt.
0rrJt
Bstutn
asalnst
meddling
i
un
in.
conservation'
board,
,.ujh
.naatfav
UftiW-jfor.lfa
A
tftwtSitr-erii
risre
Inltve
Jews
ht
Germany
i
.
v..
w..
.
prnTtnrul
ireturr
inmurnnni
lAttm
MliL
"ft
.
I
I
S7
nrorinre
a.
d
the
establish-
Bnttchatd
It
3
ExrelJcivcy
the
Marquis
o'
rfnl
of
coont
fnf
luH.breeds
I
Levy
on
Fortunes
'
The
German
government
rf
y
ordered
a
levy
of
twenty
o
r
.
.on
Jewish
fortunes
exceedir."
t?r
to
pay
the
$(00,000,090
fine
1t.;
d
for
th
assasrinatlon
cf
Erne
--t
v
n
Rath.
The
rtecree.
defining
'he
J
means
of
collecting
the
fine
i:
f
Installment.
nubllshed
in
s
official
garette
while
the
p.'
J
I
ganda
m.i
hlne
went
Into
full
sw
s
with
the
warnlnu
that
no
mc
';.
will
be
.ii-rordcd
The
derree
exempts
(ore:i
Jewish
citizens.
terrace"-
MAN
DIES
Charles
R.
Gilbert
Passes
Away
in
'
California
TERRACE.
N)V.
23.
Word
has
hn
r?etved
here
that
Charles
R.
Ollbert
pssted
away
at
Saratoga.'
California,
on
Sundaylast.
Mr.
Mr.
Gilbert
uuoers
was
a
highly
respect
r
It;
huj
opening
remarks.
Mr.
Gal-,
'
of
mmbft
ofyrerrace
comnjun
ty
was'
"""
lt"
here
with
a,d
I
that
Uie
gathering
for
many
years.
Coming
'only
honoring
an
outstanding!
,tal
,ud
httn
t
f,,r
,,i,,cr
of
'mm.
Ollbert
In
1914.
he
associated'
ma;
if
vianrA
nn4
n
nithUc
bone-
tifrman).
,4".)r
to
humanity
at
large,
but)
paylnj
tribute
to
one
who
re-
-.
.
u
Panted
the
ultimate
In
the
dr
HgJ)er
ilOOVer
Tf'apment
of
tlmo
consciousness!
nd
who.
by
his
conception
of.
Tnrnnfft
SnPHKer
1
OlUIllU
eoning
the
world
Into
time
belU.!
JJJCaiVCI
lUainrt
rlnnrn
nt
PX.lCtnCSSl
to
which
man
had
struggled
un-l
n.Vers
Address
at
Young
Men's
ucr
sfully
throughout
the
ngei.M
nanquet
In
Royal
York
Hotel
Ihe
Intelligence
of
man.
Mr.
Tuesday
Night
uaiioway
found,
was
measured
ny
"U
annrcclntinn
appreciation
oi
nf
lime
umc.
He
hp
WOUU
He
was
74
years
of
age.
AT
LEAST
150
DEAD
Back
lT
Berlm
NOT
LIKED
Japanese
Note
in
Retard
to
Ameri
can
Rights
in
China
Second
in
Command
of
Helen
Home
After,onferrlng
on
iiisarmair.ent
'
BERLIN.
Nov.
23;
i
CP
General
WASHINGTON.
D.
C.
No?
23:
Herman
rjoerW
Is
ba:k
from
Lon-
cim
-secretary
oi
tsiaie
wnueu
dcn
wnere
hif
conferred
with
Brit
Resigns
KtjkL
.
siy
'
CHIEF
JUSTICE
N.
W-
ROWELL
tion
of
Hon.
Newton
Wesley
Row-
ell
as
chairman
and
member
of
the
Royal
Commission
on
Dom-
j
Inlon-provincial
inter-govern-
j
mental
relations.
Dr.
Joseph
j
Sirvois
of
Uval
University,
another
member
of
the
Commission,
will
take
over
the
chairmanship
and
the
commission
will
continue
functioning
with
the
four
remaining
members.
The
report
is
expected
to
be
made
early
next
year.
Mr.
Rowell
also
resigns
as
Chief
Justice
of
the
Supreme
Court
of
Ontario.
'
'?
"
Ill-health
is
the
cause
of
Chief
instrument.?!
In
forming'
rJot
ge
Buried
Today
He
and
Victims
of
TransCanada
Air
Lines
j
Crash
Is,
Interred.at;
Vancouver
1
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
23:
(CP
Piinrn1
nt
Po.Pllnt
Jrtplf
llprnlri
of
TransCanada
Air
Lines,
who
lost
Huge
Toll
Taken
By
Landslides
In
I
his
life
last
week
with
Pilot
Don
Island
of
Santa
Lucia
CASTRIES,
Santa
Lucia,
Nov.
23:
irm
Thi
donlh
list
un
to
last
.BAR
GOLD
;
iiv,
a.
n
result
nf
landslides
on
LONDON.
Nov.
23:
fCP)
Bar
"
.
.
.
.,.
u.n.
,,!..,,
lurici
be
cold
was
off
2c
yesterday
on
ine
.
,.
--
i
befnri.
uciure
nrrnmrv
accuracy
was
wus
to
w
"
-v
nrobflhnltv
tna
it
-----
'
.
.
r
i..
4
-i.in,
nt
eistu
"
"
..
.
stained,
he
said.
It
remained
for
(London
market
clock
and
watch
to
give
bom
per
line
ounce
n
accuracy
and
convenience
mmct,
tiuoum
r
1
mnv
Ko
be
mucn
mrh
lamer
larger
Torrential
rorrenuai
rains
continue
with
further
slides.
.
.
,
Hm
hv
wiNNll'Ed
wheat
ndnl
Time,
however.
M
ndvcrtlsement
of
nc
WINNIPEO.
Nov.
23:
(CP)-
curcy
to
thc,rcadlngan
to
was
only
nnnlleable
P
1856
an-
wn
imii.i.
,,7
"
aand
arand
Trunk
irunK
uuuwiiy
In
m
....
,
u
-4
-mw
uisincu
-
nlv,n(nff
f
throueh
yettexaay
wuu
uk
'mmedla.:
11.
-Railway
Sstratcd
the
n-
r,,s'on
(Continual
on
I
age
mcj
wliici
existed
prior
to
the
Imrle
In
the
crash
and
burning
of
a
mall
plane
near
Reglna,
took
nlace
In
Vancouver
todav.
Earlv
vesterday
morning
thg
express
car
containing
a
sieei
casket
witn
tne
vounz
flier's
remains
was
des
troyed
when
a
westbound
Canadian
National
Railways
train
struck
a
rocksllde
near
Hope
and
was
derailed.
Herald's
body
was.
however
not
further
harmed.
Ennlne.
bag
gage
and
express
cars
left
the
track
but
tliev
did
not
turn
over
And
neither
passengers
nor
train
crew
were
Injured
Tomorrow
s
Tides
t
Today's
Weather
1
2:45
a.
t
Prince
Rupert
Cloudy,
northwest
14:ai.pi.-tt.
wind,
ten
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.42;
temperature,
29;
sea
L
w
moderate.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
&
"v
XXVII
.
No.
273
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
N
OVEMBER
23,
1938.
PRICE;
4
CENTS
Franco-German
Accord
Is
Reached
UNIVERSAL
TIME
SET
Diamond
Jubilee
of
Kir
Bandford
Fleming's
Historic
Address
Plaque
Unveiled
Unique
Ceremony
Take
PU
Toronto
Today
In
Bulletins
VICTORIA
The
Legislature
'
sesterday
approttd
$8,687,911
in
I
estimates
(or
the
public
debt.
Three
speakers
were
heard
and
the
House
then
adjourned
until
this
afternoon
when
various
other
estimates
U1
tome
up
for
parage.
The
public
utilities
bill
i
eipetlrd
to
be
introduced
first.
It
will
pi
obobly
be
the
major
item
of
legislation
at
the
present
ses-sion.
REPLY
IS
General
Goering
IMPROVE
FARMING
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce
'
Conference
See
Need
for
Byproducts
in
Agriculture
TORONTO.
Nov.
23:
CP
A
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce;
r
ranTTs.?
:rS";;
conference
h,
up
.
a
national
national
,,u
-"--y.f.
"'v
J
w'
chemuraic
chemargic
con
;cn?ral
limitation
of
armaments.
Rowior
-RESIGNS
IIMIeilth
Forces
Him
to
Relinquish
Commission
Leadership
and
Chief
Justiceship
OTTAWA.
Nov.
ZJ:
CPSn-
noun-ement
was
made
lat
night
b-
r-lne
Minister
William
Lon
Mackcnrie
King
of
the
resicna-
Two
Yukon
Miners
Freeie
to
Death
After
Tractor
Plung?s
Through
Ire
Into
River
DAWSON.
Nov.
23:
tCPl
By
.'
f
rn
amateur
wireless
message.
Dawson
learned
yesterday
ot
a
double
tragedy
by
freez-n
to
death
which
befell
Andrew
tractor
which
went
throughthe
r
nein
all
In
th
river.
Th
nartv
managed
to
make
shor?
puilin-?
themselves
from
Ave
fee.,
c
f
s-at-r
to
the
bank,
and
kindled!
a
fire
by
which
to
dry
themselves
j
out
Anderson
and
Erickson.
how-,
ever,
decided
to
set
out
on
foot
-
a
r--fMVs
cabin
on
Twelvel
MUe
R.'ver.
They
were
within
sight
I
of
the
cabin
when
they
collapsed
i
anJ
frze
to
death.
Their
bodies!
were
foimd
by
another
miner.
The
two
other
members
of
the
n-v
who
reached
a
nearby
min
ing
camp
safely
were
Gordon
Stewart
and
William
Long.
I
ATTACKED
BY
WOLVES
Metlakatta
Native.
'Hunting
Foi
Deer,
Made
Escape
From
Ferocious
Beasts
Mr.
Justice
A.
M.
Manson's
Injunc
tion
Against
Gasoline
Price
Cut
Now
In
Hands
of
Judges
t
Two
Nations
Agree
To
Renounce
War;
Pact
To
Be
Signed
December
1
.
committee
to
lmprovej
Present
Frontier
Arrangement
to
be
Perpetuated
Will
"nrattleal
relatlonCUQ
between
ae
Qo
tin
1iff
ipuWioc
h-
PnniiiHfilinn
Rnfhnr
Thnn
'
'..-Vl....I
mjj
Y
w
I
rwt,
niuiuiij
itttu
xicutc.
i
jjy
fJontllCt
Devetopaent
on
a
Urge
stale
of
v-roU!:tT
of
agricultural
pro-!
,
.
...
.
.
due:
wa
en
a-
necewiry
by
PARIS,
.November
23:
(CP)
An
official
announce-eighty
men
attending
the
confer-
ment
today
said
that
France
and
Gerr.:any
had
completed
en
e.
:
negotiations
f
r
a
written
accord
renouncing
war.
It
is
The
mmitt
wis
initructed
;
ta
Rtated
that
thc.
agreement
wni
have
two
major
points
t
SSt
xtfjS!,M.
official
recognition
by
both
nations
of
the
present
frontier
PERISHED
IN
FROST
I
Anderson
and
Ivar
Erickson.
two
tnlnei
3.
on
Sixty
Mile
River,
forty
miles
southeast
ot
hsre.
Andersoo
and
Erickson
were
traveWrig
on
I
Jeremiah
Morrison
of
Metlakatla
while
hunting
deer
behind
the
I
nearby
village
on
Monday
after-;
noon,
had
the
experience
of
being
set
upon,
by
half
a
dozen
ferocious
I
timber
wolves
and
considers
thai,
he
was
lucky
to
escape.
j
Jeremiah,
apparently,
attracted
(
the
wolves
through
using
a
deer.
mil
Quit
suddenly
they
con
!a.ndr
?lTSlctoard
.
""ue
t0
make
h,s
home
fronted
him
and
made
to
attack,
the
Terrace
and
District
Board
.
o
of,
,
;
'
Firinir
as
he
ran.
the
the
naUvc
native
iTraoe.
uhoie
cuuiuii
u.i
secretary
of
the
Board
of
Fire
Un-'
Iderwrlters
In
Vancouver.
He
fol-
p.i
IIs.lJ
lowed
brokerage
and
Insurance
bus-
rilOt
llcrrtlU
Iness
here.
Deceased
leaves
his
widow
ana
(wounded
one
of
the
wolves.
Flnal-'
ly.
he
was
able
to
eludeHhem
all.
Timber
wolves
can
be
heard
I
quite
frequently
close
to
Metla-Ikatla
these
days.
Appeal
Hearing
Has
Concluded
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
23:
(CP)
,
iiPftrlnc
concluded
yesterday
of
the
appeal
ot
the
Province
ot
Bri
tish
Columbia
against
Mr.
Justice
A
M.
Manson's
Injunction
against
the
fuel
and
petroleum
boards
order
reducing
the
price
of
gaso
line
In
British
Columbia.
Chier
Justice
Archer
Martin
said
there
would
be
an
early
decision.
The
Chief
Justice
said
the
court
wa?
Ircady
to
rule
on
the
validity
of
the
whole
act
but
the
oil
companies
do
not
wish
this.
TODAY'S
STOCKS
Vanwjver
Pacific
Nickel.
15.
Big
Missouri.
25.
Bralorne,
9.60.
Aztec.
.054.
Cariboo
Quartz,
221.
Dentonla.
.07.
Go!conda.
.05.
Minto.
.024
Fairvlew.
.05.
Noble
Five.
.03.
Pend
Oreille.
1.96;
Pioneer.
2.65.
Porter
Jdaho,
,03..'
.
Premier.
lg-VI
i
J-
Reeves
MtDonaJd.OO.
.
Reno.
.23.
Relief
Arlington.
.14
!J.
Reward,
.064.
Salmon
Gold.
JUS.
-Hedley
Amal.,
.(534.
Premier
Border,
.00.
SUbak
Premier,
t.75.
;
.
Home
Gold,
.01
4.
Grand
view.
.07.
Indian,
.01.
Quatsino,
.03;.
Oils
A.
P.
Con..
.15.
Calmcnt.
.25.
C.
&E..
2.08.
Freehold.
.034-Haral.
22.
McDougal
Segi',
.124.
Mercury,
.06ii.
Okalta,
1.03.
Home
Oil,
1.16.
Toronto
Seattle.
1.36.
Central
Pat..
235.
Gods
Lake.
211
Little
Long
Lac.
2.62.
McKenzle
Red
Lake.
1.26.
Pickle
Crow.
5.15.
San
Antonio,
152.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
1.38.
Smelters
Gold,
.04.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
3.00.
Oklend.
.18.
Mosher.
.17.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.40.
Stadacona,
.46.
Francoeur.
22.
Moneta,
1.32.
Thompson
Cadillac,
21.
Bankfleld.
21.
East
Malartlc
2.20.
Preston
E.
D?ne,
1.38.
Hutchison
LaSe,
.02.
Dawson
Whlto.
.03.
Aldermac,
Jf-t
Kerr
Addison.
i.S5.
Uchl
Gold.
Hi.
Int.
Nickel.
bV.',
Noranda,
804.
Con.
Smplten,
624.
Athona,
.07
V.
Hardrock,
1.66.
Barber
Larder.
.17.
Fernland,
.12.
Dominion
Bridge,
35Vi.
Chestervllle.
1.19.
1
.
than
resort
to
war.
It
Is
expected
TODAY'S
WEATHER
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm,
tempera
ture
26.
Alyansh
Cloudy,
calm,
34.
Alice
Arm
Cloudy,
calm,
27,
Anyox
Clou
ly,
calm,
25.
Stewart
Llnt
snow,
calm,
23.
Hazelton
C'judv.
calm.
23.
Smlthcrs
Pkrt
ctoudy.
calm.
20.
Burns
Lake-
Dull,
calm,
18.
j
the
agreement
will
be
signed
when
I
German
Foreign
Minister
Rlbben-
troo
visits
Paris,
possibly
on
De
cember
1.
ANSWER
TELFORD
CHARGES
C.
C.
F.
Member
For
Vancouver
Complains
About
Cost
of
Steel
In
Westminster
Bridge
'
VICTORIA.
Nov.
23:
(CP)
D".
jlyle
Telford,
C.
C.
F.
member
for
Vancouver
jasi,
ciiargcu
m
mv
Legislature
that,
the
government
paid
$300,000
more
than
was
Justified
for
steel
used
In
the
Pattullo
bridg;e.
Minister
of
Public
Works
F.
M.
McPherson
Immediately
renlled
that
the
lowest
bid
tendered
had
been
accepted.
Dr.
Telford
said
that
$190
to
$200
per
ton
had
been
paid
when
the
international
price
was
$140.
Mr.
McPherson
invited
the
C.
C.
F.
member
to
his
office
where
tenders
and
contracts
were
avail-
.
able.
The
matter
was
drotined
after
"
Dr.
Telford
said
he
still
believed
the
price
was
too
high.
ZINC
PRICE
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
23:
(CP)
Tho
basic
price
of
zinc
has
gone
back:
to
434c
per
pound
on
the
New.
.York
metal
market
Mass
Flight
To
Canada
Planned
Royal
Air
Force
to
Fly
Across
Atlantic
Ocean
Next
Year
LONDON.
Nov.
23:
(CP)
The
greatest
mass
flight
yet
attempted
oy
tne
ttoyai
Atr
r
orce
is
being
planned
to
take
place
across
the
Atlantic
Ocean
from
England
to
Cajjy
London
to
Ottawa
and
thence
to
Victoria.
The
Dally
Mall
tells
of
the
flight
plan
which
Is
not
yet
of
uciauy
announced.
Weather
Forecast
General
Synopsis
Pressure
Is
ab
normally
high
In
British
Colum
bia
but
Is
falling
to
the
west
of
tht
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
Fine
cokl
weather
has
been
general
In
all
oarts
of
this
province
with
the
ex-;eptlon
of
the
north
coast
where
showers
have
occurred.
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Fresh
to
strong
outh
east
winds,
cloudy
and
mild
with
showers.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island-Fresh
southeast
winds,
Increasing
cloudiness,
probably
showers
at
night.