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Wednesday,
July
22,
1931
MliS.
BUTCHART'S
WdRK
Victoria
people
have"
publicly
acknowledged
the
splendid
work
Mrs.
It.
P.
Butchart
is
doing
for
the
.country
by
allowing
visitors
in
any
number1
from
all
over
the
world
to
visit
her
beautiful
gardens
at
Brentwood.
It
is
one
of
the
beauty
spots
of
the
island.
It
is
the
one
pldce
outside
victoria
visited
by
all
tourists.
Victoria
dashes
in
on
it
to
the
extent
of
many
thousands
of
dollars
annually
and
it
is
a
special
boon
to
those
who
cater
to
the
tourist
trade.
The
Native
Sons
and
Daughters
of
B.
C.
made
no
mistake
When
they
awarded
her
the
medal
'
,
tJsUalty
work
is
whit
people
try
to
avoid
bill
just
now
it
is1
the
onfe
thing
they
desire.
A
k
THE
BBAUHAHNOIS
ODOR
The
word
Beauharriois
is
belfl
telegraphed
to
all
parts
of
the
country
and
the
name
is
beginning
to
ha,ve
a
very
disagreeable
odor.
-Not
only
wet
part
of
the
brbf
its
of
the
cWtipariy
diverted
to
political
purposes
but
Individuals
iiiade
much
more
than
a
legitimate
gain
therefrom,
according
to
the
reports
which
come
from
the
nation's
-U
METHODS
HAVE
CIlANtiE'D
'Edmonton
Journal)
The
Vegreville
Observer,
iq
recalling
ft
by-election
that
was
held
in
that
constituency
during
the
summer
0
ltJOfj,
notes
that
it
then
had
the
first
of
the
tlisciissioris
with
the
Jourrial
that
have
lasted
for
twenty-five
years;
It
is
ihit
pressed
by
the
fact
that
this
newspaper
"used
more
vigorous
language
in
those
days
than
it
ventures
to
use
now,
'
Liberals
were
called
"pettifogging
politicians"
and
'ir-resportslble
demagogues."
If
these
are
typical
examples
of
the
terms
employed
at
WrUHEOWElilNtt:
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ON
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For
CiiW
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l'cr
T(iH
Alberta
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$13.50,
fof
cash,
$13.00
Alberta
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$12.50
for
cash,
$12.00
Pembina
Egg,
$12.50,
for
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$12.00
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580
SHOT
AND
SHELL
ON
YANGTZE
Red
Bandits
Bombard
River
Ship
tearing
canadlarand
other
Passengers
BOt
TELLS
STORY
6f
Tldf
J
JENSHOW,
China,
July
22:
ri6w!
td
elude
bandits'
and
Communists)
along
the
battle-torn
shores
of
the
j
upper
Yangtze
River
was
aisfccv-l
ered
recently
by
a
Canadian
lad
who
1
journeyed
from
Tbrbntb
to
Western
'
Chifia.
The
follbwIHg
article
describing
his
experiences
was"
wHt-
teli
far
The
ddttaaiah
Pres
bf
JU-1
lius
Paul
Jolliffe;
13-year
old
son
of
!
'
Rev.
C.
J.
P.
and
Mrs.
Jolllffe
of
the
United
Church
of
Canada
Mission:
"We
arrived
at
the
river
port
of
Hankow.
Officials
of
the
bbat
com-'
pariy
tbld
Captain
MicklOw
that
a
rlVer
steamer
which
arrived
the
day
'
before
reported
it
had
been
fired;
bn.
Our
steamer
was
owned
by
an
Arrfefacfln
company
ana
therefore
i
was
guarded
ort
her
passage
from
Shanghai
to
Hankow
by
marines
from
the
American
gun-boat.
A
new
gudrd
came
on
board
at
Hankow.
They
carried
about
fife
!
rifles,
tWo
Lewis
guns,
four
long-
1
range
Brownies,
and
three1
of
four
Thompsons.
Each
guard
also
had
a
.45
.revolver
and
some
riot
guns
for:
close
range.
Besides
this
the
captain's
cabin
was
protected
with
armor-plate
for
the
passengers'
re-
i
fuge
If
need
be.
"The
guards
did
nothing
while
they
were
on
duty
but
clean
their1
guns
and
smoke
their
pipes.
When
not
on
watch
they
would
borrow
j
the
captain's
gramaphone
or
have
a
snooze.
They
were
quite
gobti-1
naiurea
ana
oia
noi
minu
ine
siums
I
gave
their
couhtry.
in
which
we
weht
back
as
far
as
1812
in
our
disputes.
"The
next
morning
the
captain
told
us
ail
to
keep1
on
deck
near
the
bridge,
because
firing
was
expected
and
he
wanted
us
to
be
ready
to
go
to
his
cabin,
where
we
would
be
pro-
h
is
io
De
nopeu
tnat
the
committee
will
keep
at
work
tected
by
the
armor,
his
orders
Uhtll
everything
is
laid
bare
in
connection
with
the
COh-
seemed
unnecessary
because
all
ctrn
and
its
manipulation-
'
.
v.
looked
so
peaceful
around
us.
Noth-;
AbDarentlv
the
farmers
fppl
insr
ha
filifilv
hhhiit
ihn
marketing
of
their
product
as
do
the
fishe'fihellj
fl&tli
find
:
it
tlifficult
to
get
along
just
How
and
the
refit
of
the
rjom
iriUnity
is
in
the
same
jackpot.
evif.
ahd
at
nooh
the
captain
de-,
tided
It
would
be
tjulte
safe
for
us
(0
take
liinch
In
the
saloon,
which
was
just
below
the
bridge.
1
"We
wefe
busy
eating
when
we
heard
something
suddenly
go
'Pop!'
1
Twas'
a
bullet
from
the
Redi
before
,
Hhybbiiy
eodld
say
Jack
Robinson.
;
Oilr
gtiatds
had
all
b'eebftie
attert-
j
ive
and
gave
the
Reds
such
a
reply
am
sure
they
wished
they
had
htit
lrtd
the
first
shot,
while
we
In
the
dining
room
took
refuge
bn
the!
floor.
"The
hfext
morning
the
guards
!
were
'Cap
and
'Brownie.'
The
latter
hid
hUmberiess
freckles,
blertty
bf
avoirdupois,
and
a
boastful
tohgUe.
the
rfcst
bf
the
guards
were'
on
deck
or
sleeping,
except
tor
one
who
was
enjoying
himself
in
the
bath
tub.
At
this
time
we
were
then.
It
cannot
see
that
by
resorting
to
them
it
would
be
ahythln8
0,
this
when
suddenly
.
.
.'
ucijnu
tuijr
tauMj
uiui
it
cJiainpions.
nor
uoes
11
DeiieveiCrdck!
Crack!
The
pood
man
In
that
fiiiy
large
proportion
of
its
readers
would
approve
of
;
the
tub
must
have
been
greatly
a
return
to
the
slangwhilftging
methods
that
were
at
one
;
embarrassed.
He
immediately
jump-;
time
commonplace
in
political
controversy.
Most
htws-,?.
papers
have
in
recent
years
concluded
that
mere
abuse
of;
rlVwf
ai
on
d?ck
and
H
did
,
uiui,e
wun
wnom
iney
disagreed
uiu
not
serve
any
gooa
!
nbt
take
us
whg
to
look
tor
a
safe
purpose.
The
Observer
itself
has
proceeded
On
that
theory,
i
pot.
Most
of
our
company
quickly
Iri
reading
the
extracts
that
are
published
On
this
p'agb
from
the
files
of
the
London
Times
of
a
centUr
dgb,
OHe
must
be
struck
by
the
contrast
between
the
violence
of
the
language
of
the
editdf
of
that
day
and
that
used
by
his
present
successor.
But
this
does
ndt
mean
that
the
latter
fa
any
less
vigorous,
ih
the
expression
of
his
opinions.
There
are
some
who
call
never
distinguish
between
Violence
and.
vigor.
But
there
really
is
a
difference.
e
city
treasurer
reports
that
so
far"
taxes
are
coming
in
wel,
so
it
is
clear
that
some
people
have
money
today.
If
the
city
taxes
are
paid,
the
municipality
will
be
able
to
carry
on
without
calling
111
outside
aid
to
mdriage
its
affairs.
That's
some
comfort.
1
-
laj
flat
bti
the
deck
behind
the
Smoke-stack,
while
I,
who
was
talk-'
trig
tb
the
guards,
wlthes&ed
the
two
6f
therii
JUmp
tip.
Brownie
yelled,
tibmi
bn
guys,
here's
some
frldre
fuh.'
whereupon
he
rah
to
the
btldgS
with
me
at
his
heels
to
glvfe
thi?
Iteds
a
reply.
I
stumbled
over
Scjme
gGhs
which
made
Browhle
rather
angry,
and
he
made
a
few
ejaculations
I
will
not
repeat.
I
amused
myself
by
picking
up
cartridges,
which
were
falling
oh
the
floor
like
ralh
and
still
hot.
Then
I
crept
lhtd
the
captain's
cabin
where
all
Were
Assembled.
In
a
few
Soon
ilnutes
the
cdptuin
carte,
saying,
It
is
all
over
now
but
we
will
have
It
again
in
a
little
while,
so
stay
where
you
are.'
With
that
he
walked
over
to
iiu
buteau.
which
was
built
in
the
wail,
and
took
out
twd
black
teVblVet-s
and
two
bbxes
bi
cartridges.
The
guards
hid
brdered
coffee,
but
the
boy
wilb
brought
it
sdw
they
were
firing
at
the
time
ahd
thbught
It
Was
fof
Us.
When
we
passed
the
spot
they
looked
fdf
their
coffee.
1
That
nliftt
we
Werit
oter
a
very
shallow
spot
on
which
we
could
hear
I
tile
boat
scraping
the
bottom.
Next
ddy
we
heard
another
boat
Just
behind
Us
got
stuck
at
this
place.
The
iteds
govet
trlfcm
a
reception
they
had
not
expevted.
In
order
to
get
away
they
had
to
throw
overboard
halt
of
their
cargo,
and
the
Reds
sent
them
a
letter
asking
them
to
surrender,
which
of
cdiib'e
they
did
not
do".
They
were
rescued
by
a"
British
funtfokt.
j
"The
n6xt
rriorriing
we
passed
Temple!
Hill,
which
is
known
as
the
Redsf
headquarters.
:ilere
we
had
atMher
lively"
time;
ltlas
a
cahriori
they
fired
at
us
this
time.
The
cap
tain,
who
was
on
the
bridge,
said
hei
fcfnplf
lit
rtivifttXr
Ub
tfolH
lh
hnit
i
had
pf&sed
a
cotffflS
6f
yards
abWe
the
bridge.
As
for
the
rest
of
the
trip
it
was
uneventful,
"I
have
heard
that
the
Chinese
government
Is
doing
its
best
to
put
down
the"
6ombiuriist
activities
In
this
locality."
y
P.
Docker,
log
scaler
from
Ocean
falls
arrived
in
the
fcity
today
on
the
Prince
de&fge.
,
Italian
Consul
Great
Speed
In
Visiting
West
Railway
Work
Leaves
Jdsper
Park
LMgt
For
Pacific
Coast
Today
JAdPERi
July
22:
The
Conte
R.
til
VliJahova
of
Ottawa,
Italian
consul
general
to
Canada,
left
today
over
Canadian
tfatib'rtal
Railways
forjthe
Pacific
Coast
after
a
day
at
Jitsp'er
Pafk
Lodge
wh'fee
he
greeted
more
thaii
A
dozen
Italian
rrieniberS
of
the
lodge
staff
at
an
Official
reception,
which
was
tendered
them
in
it
charming
gesture
on
the
part
of
the
diplomatic:
chief.
The
Cdtfsuf
Mcfcofipanled
by
the
tionteM
Ejl'Villlnova.
t
,
ft
t"
A
.
Mi.!.
-
-
He
offers
you
stronger
fires-
-greater
values
LONDON.
July
22:
An
import-
iif
..o-f
nt
thp
phpme
for
recoti-
Bllb
JAv
StrftcHfrg
P?.ddlnitbfl
Station
was
begun
and
completed.
In
-three
hour-
cf
huttle.
Between,
one
and
four
o'clock
In
'he
morning
a
gang
of
100
men
removed
sections
of
old
tacki
arid
crossing
pbihW,
laid
new
tracks,
demolished
pottlons
of
the
will
of
No.
8
plitforrrl.
Hug
teiifihes
lor
tHfe
new
piatfoffii
wall.
;emov"fd
tfi
mortal,
lowered
hew
iectfdns
of
concrete
platform
Into
position,
moved
large
quantities
ohmaterlal
I
into
position.
The
work
ft
claimed
!te
be
ttne
of
the
lafgfcstpeflulbns
ever
concluded
hi
three
h"6urs.
Seat
of
H
4
Wednesday,
July
22,
m
CIATICA?
riere
is
a
nevcr-falling
form
of
relief
from
sciatic
pain:'
Tike
Aspirin
ttbUis
and
you'll
atold
hfelleM
suf(rrinf(
from
wHatira
llii
iiTo
and
limilar
Mrruciatinrf
paint
Thfj
do
relieve;
th
don't
dJ
any
hnn.
Jui
t
rhake
ure
it
l
ghuinr.
Agpiftinf
TRADt
MARK
tllO.
Made
In
Canada
GAMBLING
Jlh
wealc",
worn-down
fires
may
result
fn
a
serious
accident
.
.
may
even
coif
you
your
life.
If
the
tread
of
your
tires
won't
'hold
Ort
sllptafefy
pavbments
.
.
.
If
you
are
running,
the
risk
of
a
blowout
at
high
speeds
.
it's
'
f
'
tirno
for
you
tb
ted
the
Dominion
.Tire
Dealer
near
you.
He
offers
you
Dominion
Royals
which
havo
proved
in
rigorous
tests
to
be
unexcelled
for
strength
You
need
this
extra
strength
to
give
you
peace
of
rnirid
whfen
you
drive
your
car
hard
and
fast.
You
heed
this
extra
strength
to
froo
you
from
tire
trouble
and
to
give
maximurri
mileage.
You
want
this
extra
value.
The
Dominion
tire
Dealer
also
offers
you
tho
gfbatdst
tir6
Values
tri
tho
world
.it
for
bominion
Tires
arid
Inner
Tubes
are
priced
no
higher
than
tires
of
inferior
strength
Buy
Dominion
quality!
Another
Reason
Whu
THE
BIG
SWING
IS
TO
DOMINION
TIRES
Strength
DT.7