Tomorrows
Tides
HUh
Low
w
.
4:45
ajn.
18.1ft.
16:16
p.m.
18.1
ft.
10:39
a.m.
0.1
ft.
23:00
p.m.
5.8
ft.
Canada's
Royal
Guests--.
EARLIER
YEARS
GAVE
GEORGE
NO
TITLE
TO
lAirh
l
S.
Imagined
on
t
1.
1900.
the
new-Dorn
dsughter
of
the
ancient
Scottish
fm;
J
of
Bow
Lyon,
a
commoner,
tcjld
one
day
be
Queen
Consort
ind
ourney
to
Canada
tth
the
lajcr-
nut
already
tneir
Majesnea
are
no
s'raniera
to
their
peoples
prince
Albert
now
the
King
sis
born
IS
months
after
his
lasty
brother
Edward,
after-vards
mnce
of
Wales,
later
Klnj
Edssrd
Vni
"
and
na
now
".
Duke
t:",.,
or
eacr
b.Dther
Edward
were
before
hlra
U
the
aucceiuloa
Queen
VktorU
was
at
that
Ume
fn
The
mournful
coincidence
u
ttndercd
less
painful
for
her.
bisfver.
when
the
parents
at
a.
..
..
I
Brother's
Recommendation
JAP
TREES
neralure.
42:
light
chop.
f
V
A
.
aat
mViAV
She
HIGH
PLACE
OF
KING
nirth
and
Childhood
of
Neither
Kinc
Nor
Queen
Marked
Uy
rrospecis
oi
rrcseni
nxauca
rusts
tf.m
on
a
fresn
venture
in
ruyaj
...
.
.
,,
-..i,i.i
.i
WASHINOTO.V.
DC.
Nov.
2fl.
ll'nm.n'
nrmnlritlfini
hltr
tirt-
Estevan
Clear,
easterly
.wmu.
wrsnrds
King
Oeorge
and
Quee.t
f
eJ
hour
barometer
Wy
readily
agreed
that
the
flrt'
M
tsme
of
their
second
child
shouiaj
vlctoriaciear.
northerly
wlnd,
Aioert
lie
wasenruxencu
",ur,,
twelve
miles
per
hour:
barometer.
TO
INSPECT
I
hTrdi.te
circle
of
her
ov
Jed
and
that
m
will
be
plants
Prince
through
th-e
family
the
Canadian
Press
recalls
!
elsewhere.
But
ovcrpresf-d
with
the
uncer-1
Ubttci
of
even
royal
lives
shej
TODAY'S
WEATHER
ihne
mav
have
had
a
vision
oli
.
NEWLYWEDS:
Compulsory
Examination
to
be
Ke-
quired
in
This
rrorince
Prior
to
Msrrtlr
confidential.
I
Thre
will
be
no
proposal
to
i
forbid
marriage
where
examlna-
A
DC
DDI
7
Eft
tlon
d'f,01
dle
but
u
(
AKK
I
11cJliU
espected
such
dlwlosures
would
j
discourage
marriage.
Memorial
X
Xt.T&'UlAll
OF
-
POLICE
-.
Oeorge
next
year.
Bush
Fires
In
Uhe
se:ond
prince
reaching
tht
itnd-
Overcast.
north
in-l:1.ril
t-
ttrcne
with
the
name
Albert,
af
ia,t
vini
lcn
mjM
per
hour;
light)
LalllUrilla
VU
ter
her
Ul
husband
Ue
Prince
iwejj
ij
.
,
Corrjrt
When
Uie
young
Albert
'
ungara
Istond-Overcast.
south-
KamnagA
Affain
iMhe
fate
of
klns,
did
become
a
.jnd,
fourteen
miles
per
hour;
a
a
o
c
strh
he
chose
to
be
the
sixth
ironic
ter.
30.07;
temperature.
46;
j
c(
the
Oeorges.
honoring
the
mem-
moderatt
t
LOS
ANOELES
Nov.
26:
CP
y
of
his
own
father.
i
Deaf
Tree
PolnUdoudy.
light
Bush
fires
In
the
Santa
Monica
and
Some
historians
of
the
day
re-1
.0UlnMst
wind:
barometer.
30.06;'
San
Bernardino
districts,
.f
which
'
uooa
wuccii
vikiuiiA
""(temperature.
4i:
mm
sweu.
muitmuaj
wcsn
hcviku
w
v
tat
f'.f
di&Lurbrd
disturbed
that
that
the
me
iaui
uui
DuJl
..
t,.,.,-
narbor
pair
Fair.
spattered
scattereaunuer
I
under
control,
coniroi,
nave
nave
oroicen
oroncn
oun
om,
Qufen
Victoria's
own
diary
vancouvcr-Foggy.
easterly
wind,
Alberta
Wheat
Pool
Is
Not
to
Merge
.
niulc
v
,
'four
miles
oer
hour:
baromcicr.
uu.-1
ti
unnea
i.ram
irowrrs
Ik.
A
.ubIKU
annia
'v
event:
inis
vcmuic
......
frrary
has
returned
for
Uie
34th
Pay
Checks
Held
Prince
Albert
spent
his
frerTTn.
TparllPrQ
1
CaUHCl
o
rs
at
York
Cottage.
Bandrinf
UJI,
the
country
home
of
his
par
"U.
then
the
nuke
and
Duch
Talk
Strik.
1
wnf
the
Ouccn
wrote
rtxrrnnKi
.
.Mu
hntr
hirom
to
the
loss
of
the
Prince
Consort
"
"
hen
I
went
to
my
dressing
room
j
'
norlh
wlnd
I
found
telegrams
front
Oeorgl
I
e
Ti,
Jm
I
6mlthcrs-Part
cloudy,
cast
wind.
mutyi
nuu
iv.
26
SS.I
ttoraln
n1
Qeorgle's
,
,
SSSm
was
Burn,
Lake-Foggy,
calm.
19.
Terrace-Cloudy,
north
wind,
30.
rn
that
this
dear
child
shouldl
calm
27.
L
nnfn
fu
Alice
Arm-Cloudy,
calm.
35.
a
feeling
thaat
It
mav
may
oe
beal
ai
rioudv
calm
30
tdCftrn,laS,r
?w"rT5V
nd
Mm
may
be
looked
upon
as
a
gii
',
rem
Ood."
.
....
RAtsintmo.
Alberta.
Nov.
26:
CPI
"aracicr
and
abilities,
wncn
prtnce
of
Wales
he
remarked
on'.
e
occasion:
"My
brother
Bertie
.
..
comparisons.
"UDrrt)
wnulrt
mnVi.
n.
better
.
i
.i,-
the
iia
line
of
f
suc-
m.
Second
sons
In
Amalgcfmation
Move
Rejected
Prince
Oeorge-CIcar.
northerly
CALGARY.
Nov.
26:
(CP)-Th'
OIW-
Alberta
Wheat
-
Pool,
.
at
its
annual
.
mwUni
here
yesterday,
rejected
r
proposal
of
amalgamaUon
with
the
United
Oraln
Growers,
the
objection
helne
that
such
a
merger
would
bring
the
Alberta
Pool
Into
competition
with
the
Saskatche.
wan
and
Manitoba
pools.
Laid
At
Rest
Funeral
of
Thomas
Sproat
From
H.C.
Undertakers
to
Falrview
Cemetery
Th.
funeral
of
the
late
Thomas
rcsnect.
very
uev.
jumw
u.
uu
1
r.L
.J.,.
A.11..J
son
'
dean
oi
"iuu"
15
vy"wi"
r-1
htfi'platcd
and
John
E.
Davey
nreslded
at
the
organ
to
accompany
I.
T
-
A
the
hymns
wnica
rk..w-ly
Light"
and
"Abide
With
Me."
Pallbearers
were
George
Scott,
S.
"
...
m
i.u..
n
tir
A
Bird,
W,
BioruuBc,
vi.
.
R.
O.
Macaulay
and
than
I
would."
The
future,'
nvcr
such
SUbjccUs
of
nudderham.
Rudderham.
Zn
lbcrt
nneA
l"
hU
slead'
J-
M.
Walk",
He
observers
of
annlher
day
an'
,r,mtimiri
((ontinurti
on
nn
i
Pane
aye.
Tim)
i
mj
look
nlace
this
afternoon
from
the
chapel
of
B.C.
Undertakers
to
Falrview
Cemetery
with
many
old
friends
In
attendance
to
nav
final
tributes
of
esteem
and
Strike
Are
tfoVe
"Telintoatefl"
I
.
.
a
H
a
m
ANNOUNCE?
New
HosTav
rrovince
lias
Paid
15I.90
iiimiiv:.
t
tested
vigorously
at
the
removal
of
.
--
a
communication
read
at
lastr
JaDanese
flouerlng
chern-
trees
in'.Schil
For
Officers
Will
Be
Held
nlsht
regular
monthly
meeting
of
'connection
with
the
excavation
for.
Throughout
Province
It
Is
the
board
of
dlredora
of
Prince
likelihood
of
klngsiupi
..
,
,.,....-
u.n.ri,i
innnnj
trifi
orivisrd
that
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
KRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER
26,
1938.
st
Blinard
In
Years
:
oer
cent
debentures
to
finance
i
the
replacement
in
this
city
of
wooden
water
line
ith
cast
iron
j
pipe
lines.
The
mains
which
it
is
Plans
and
the
contractors
are
being
M-t
Als-niihrr
asked
to
give
a
figure
on
the
cost.
11
U
I
nwi
111115
-.
i
J..I
J.J
.a
h,v.
cn
rr
it
was
aisu
uctw
iu
...v
jaddlUonal
etectrlcal
work
carried
XeTfrtheless,
Some
Anxiety
out
In
connection
with
operating
room
sterilizers.
Bu
i
c4
-;
I
let
i
ns
(JllINTS
STAVING
HOME
CALLANDER,
"Ont.
In
regard
to
io
reports
reports
that
"
the
quintuplets
rOUND
STERLING
LOW
NEW
YORK
The
British
.
.
A
-
I
J
jNo
Increase
(In
Bounties
Still
Exists
in
Regard
to
Aged
Pope
Pius
VATICAN
CITY.
Nov.
26:
(CP)
Although
anxiety
Is
still
felt,,
a
bulletin
Issued
by
a
specialist
called
last
night
to
attend
Pope
Plus,
who
.suffered
a
heart
attack
yesterday.i
stated
that
the
condition
of
His'
Holiness
"Is
not
alarming
at
the
moment
-
An
official
communique;
,mm
said
today
tndav
that
that
the
tne
Pope
rODe
naa
naa
re-
rc-
pouna
iicnini
ar.?p
...,.
f,
,,
,nd
Covotes
$1.63H,
the
lowest
point
day
to
,-..-
m
It
Is
Dls-
.
i
....
.....r,...
.r
wm
Remain
the
Same,
crls'-
"
1is,a,u"
durlnr
the
CKchovaklan
Is.
This
was
a
drop
for
the
day
of
2Hc.
The
pound
In
Montreal
was
quoted
at
$4,661.
Hockey
Scores
i
Pacific
Coast
.
League
.
j
Seattle,
2;
Vancouverj
4.
VTfrmRlA.
Nov.
26:
(CP)
There
will
be
no
Increase
In
bounties
on
wolves
or
coyotes
In
British
Colum
bia,
It
became
known
in
connection
i
with
passage
of
estimates
for
the
coming
year
In
the
Legislature
yes-'
terday.
DIDN'T
GET
MUCH
HAMILTON.
Ont..
Nov.
26:
(CP)
a
.
r
....
mlMMatw
In
A
I
-mlMAs
mnco.tAH
t.U.A
nfflC'S
C
.
A.
jviacvttliuiii
woo
wiiiuci
lit
t
nucira
v,an
truesstne
pontesl
at
SL
Peter's
here
and
their
"bag"
was
only
$2
Anglican
Church
bazaar
Thursday.!
worth
of
stamps
and
a
10-cent
Mrs.
George
Ke.lscy
was
winner
in
'piece.
Tollce
are
looking
for
the
a
chicken
contest.
,
ruipnis.
.
Mi
In
I
n'ier
ine.iisunn-ipai
Asi3ijicc
-.
,
.
Improvements
Act;
municipalities
,
1
QDAY'b
5TOCKS
turn
?
j
-
-
-
I
dating
projects
of
this
kind.
The
Dominion
government
furnishes
the
money
and
the
securities
are
Department
of
Indian
Affairs
guaranteed
by
the
provincial
gov-
Pisces
$IHIb
Fjllmates
for
!
eminent.
COLONIES
ARE
OUT
frr
Albert
vu
remote.
His
great,
w.hw
b.
,
trc
arc
.
item
o
$8000
hsd
he
en
placed
in
No
Conference
on
This
Subject
grandfflothcr.
the
revered
Victoria,
vu
then
in
the
last
decade
of
her
M
mr
relin.
HU
grandfather.
Ed-
srd.
h4
father.
Oeorge
and
the
being
removed.
VICTORIA.
Nov.
23:
(CP
-
The
the
estimates
ofthe
Denart-nent
of
With
Jlltter.
Says
South
Alrtcan
The
women
went
direct
to
the
government
apnounred
last
nljht
mdlan
Affair?
for
the
coming
year
Icreign
Minister
White
House
with
their
protest
and
that
a
new
training
school
for
pro-
a,
a
!rant
to
the
cohtn,c-
Nnr2r,cPMlnlster
a
.
Mpuin.
ttairment
irom
vinciai
nojee.
cmoracinz
muoi-in
im
m
in
nfw
imnw
nuimi
ut-
....
--
.
..
.
n
.i
.
Vi
irlntlf1c
I
nVMt
i
ff
b
t
lfn
on!d
be
ii.r.ltrhiilMltn
Subiect
to
Including
come
avallsble
after
the
comnen--
w:in
cnanccuor
aouu
mur(
uw
w
ment
of
the
next
fLscal
year
on
quesiion
oi
colonies.
.April
1.
"
"
'
The
provincial
government
has
fVT
J
MqrriaaPQ
.also
forwarded
to
local
hospital
au-
ITIIACU
lTlctl
I
lalJCd
thorllles
a
tecond
check
for
$25,000
p
towards
the
new
building,
making
Jfl
bermanV
lY-laV
J
$50,000
In
aU
to
be
put
up
by
Vic-
r
1
1
'
Be
Uissoivea
.
M
f
tiusM
.
n
t
nvr
ta
the
coritrattors.
Bennett
&
White
ConstrucUon
C.
BFRMN
Nov
26-
CP
The
next
af
Vancouver.
Frank
Dlbb,
chair-
move
ar?alnst
Jews
In
aennany.
H
man
of
the
buUdlng
commlttsead-
is
s-ld.'
may.
be
a
decree
hrdering
scti
thboarrf
the
dilution
of
mixed
marriages
The
board
has
deemed
to
utilize,
between
Ayrans
anu
jcws.
building
for
-
-
rysl
prince
should
arrive
on
the,
loud,.
MUth
wlnd,
scven
mUe,
per,anew
after
doing
$5,000,000
and
are,
JJ
JJ
accomo.
e
P"10
P
ir.r
friary
of
the
death
of
the
h
bir0metr.
30.09;
tempera-.mending
further
property.
a,
malds.
tfj-
fnndiHon
rvrt
,.r
vr.
in,
nhc
had
.
..
....
,1
I
nndt
nf
f
re
flehters
are
eneaeed
In
u4"0"
1U1
14
.
.
.
,
,
.
.
Ilia
VUllUlllUU
.
u.v..-..
.
iiure.
ire.
M.
w:
Ugnv
ugni
tu,
ca.
i
-
.
'
'
-
,
iTh's
Is
a
revision
oi
tne
oripinai
--
mn.rati
fntt.ltho
endeavour
to
keen
them
In
AirrL
iiiiv
-viv.
iiw.v.""-
.1m
Ar,A-
hirnmpter.
3055:
tem-Clicc
.
Vancouver
Pacific
Nickel,
.25
ask.
Big
Misiourl,
25.
Bralorne,
950.
Aztec,
J05i.
Cariboo
Quartz,
2.45.
Dentonla,
Golconda,
.0bV2.
Mlnto.
Ml.
Falnrlew,
MVi.
Noble
Five.
JOZ.
Pend
Oreille.
1.85.
Pioneer,
2.60.
Porter
Idaho,
.03.
Premier,
220.
Reeves
McDonald,
50,
Reno,
.26.
,
Relief
Arlington,
.15.
TRewjlrdri2?
n
J
A
Taylor
Bridge.
.03.
Hedley
Amal..
.03
li.
Premier
Border.
.00.
Silbak
Premier.
1.75.
Home
Gold,
.01.
Grand
view,
.07
ask.
Indian.
.01.
Quatslno,
.03
ii.
Oils
Calmont,
.26.
C.
ti
E,
2.05.
Freehold,
.03&.
Hargal,
.25
ask,.
McOougal
Seg'ur,
.12
.
Mercury,
.06
h.
Okalta,
1.02.
Home
Oil,
1.24
ask.
Toronto
Beattie,
U5.
Central
Pat.,
2.40.
Gods
Lake,
.35.
Little
Long
Lac.
2.65.
McKenzle
Red
Lake,
1.33.
Pickle
Crow.
5.15.
San
Antonio,
1.23.
Sherrltt
Gordon,
1.37.
Smelters
Gold,
.04.
McLeod
Cockshutt,
3.05.
Oklend,
.17.
Mosher,
.17.
Madsen
Red
Lake,
.42.
Stadacona,
.43.
Francoeur,
22.
Moneta,
1.32.
Bouscadlllac,
.10.
would
TUt
the
WorldV
Fair
at
Ze
or
less
co-
.,
27
New
Vork
'nes.
r
O
iva
Di-
StarS
East
Malartlc.
2.22.
2.22.
onne.
their
father,
said
touay
that
"under
no
circumstances
will
the
five
girls
be
removed,
from
Northern
Ontario.,,
Preston
E.
Dome,
1.41.
Hutchison
Lake,
.02.
Dawson
White,
.03.
Aldermac,
.49.
Kerr
Addison,
1.67.
Uchl
Gold,
1.45.
Int.
Nickel.
52.75.
Noranda,
80.50.
Con
Smelters,
61.00.
Athona,
.08
j.
Hardrock.
1.72.
Barber
Larder,
.15.
Fernland.
.11.
Dominion
Bridge.
36.
Chestervllle.
U3.
FOR
SOCIABLE
LAWYERS
Todays
WeatKer
'
Prince
Rupert
Overcast,
south
wind,
two
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.14
(falling);
temperature,
43;
sea
smooth.
Swept
Ashore
SUDBURY.
Ont..
Nov.
26:
(CP)
Honored
by
the
Sudbury
Bar
Association
at
a
banquet,
Mr.
Jus
tice
C.
P.
McTague
advocated
PRICE:
5
CENTS
East
NEW
WATER
Maritime
Provinces
L1INLO
tlLIVL
a
it-
.
n.
.
City
Contemplates
Borrowing
$40,-
4"
9W
From
Federal
Government
'
PARiaOTembeM;
CP
.
for
Self-Liquidatln
Project
i
4.
Oovernmcnu-
auinonues,
ac-
j
1
VICTOIIIA.
Not,
26:
(CP)-The
coring
that?
strikes
had
"vlr-
city
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
Victoria
Times
.aid
yesterday
tually
terminated"
today,
dls-
4
jounced
this
morn.ng
that
ap-
out
disorder
GRANT
OF
DOMINION
And
Lastern
otates
that
compulsory
medical
exaraln-
t
cioeu
m
-
striking
miners
had
been
mob-
!
Dominion
government
for
a
loan
Attributed
Storm
PrinCC
Edward
ations
would
be
called
for
in
the
rm
Ejehty.Fjve
Deaths
to
t
lUzfd
and
alj
occupied
fac
or-
undcr
the
Municipal
Assistance
prorlnce
under
the
Marriage
Act,
Mainland-Three
Boats
Q((
p
!.
iu.
.
i
...
k.A...ki
....
x
le
i..
had
beeiC
.n
evacuated
rmtn1
with-
vlth.
4j
Ininrdveuienls
Improvements
Act
Act
of
of
110.009
$10,009
two
two
lSlana
lUl
Ull
r
rum
.UdlllldllU
lllllL
uuow
Itr
Th
rinidLan
I're
I
-
-
-
-
IMC
mCllUIJICH
9
Ul
WU("I
There
was
little
thought
at
the
birth
of
a
second
boy
down
at
the
present
session
of
n
the
then
Duke
and
Duchess
of
Cornwall
and
York
at.
the
u-isutre.
prior
to
mar-Sndrineham,
December
14,
1893,
that
the
young
prince,!
"
?Ti!".
canuii'h"M,
lit
.
p
I.
VI
VI.
of
Lf
n-
Great
Tift
Bn-
I
groom
mut
submit
to
ex-
later,
would
become
George
41
year
miflltlon
by
a
physlfUn
wI(h
re.
tain
Ireland,
and
of
the
British
dominions
beyond
the
lulu
,0
mtd.
known
l0
Mh
icsi
King
.
.
..
.
parlies,
parlies,
otherwise
otherwise
being
kept
Are
Swept
By
Snow
HALIFAX,
November
26:
(CP)
The
Maritime
pmprfrpH
tnrlnv
frnm
thp.
worst
blizzard
in
vears
proposed
to
replace
are
in
vari-
nrnnarfv
Ham
unci
at
lpast
one
Heath.
Three
out
parts
oi
the
ciiy
ana
six,
.......
j
y.j
.
7---
.
-
-
eight
and
tweire-inch
lines
are
vessekwere
driven
ashore
by
an
eighty
mile
wind.
Prince
involved.
Edward
Island
was
cut
off
for
several
hours
with
the
mainland
when
communications
i
were
blown
down.
j
In
the
United
States
eighty-four
.
deaths
are
attributed
to
the
storm.
It
was
the
first
cold
snap
of
the
winter
and
the
snowfall
was
the
heaviest
on
record
for
November."
INSPECTION
OF
PLANES'
Coroner's
Jury
at
Regina
Recora-
mends
Tat
It
Be
More
Rigid
1
Henceforth
.
J,,,REGINA.
Nov.
26;
(CP)
Bccom-
I
mending
a
more
rigid
Inspection
"
i
last
night
returned
a
verdict
or
accidental
death
in
the
inquest
into
the
deaths
of
David
Imrie
and
Jack
Herald,
TransCanada
lAr
Lines
pilots,
who
were
killed
in
a
crash
nar
here
Novmber
18,
Winnipeg
Mayor
.Is
Re-Elected
Early
Returns
Irom
Proportional
Represention
Voting
Indicate
Return
of
John
Queen
to
Office
WINNIPEG.
Nov.
26:
(CP)
Early
!
count
in
Winnipeg's
civic
election,
last
night
Indicated
the
re-election
.of
Mayor
John
Queen
with
a
sub-
plurality.
The
voting
S
Istantlal
under
the
proportional
representation
plan
which
makes
counting
..i
Legislature
Busy
s
On
Estimates
Now
Sum
of
$2,500,000
Voted
Yesterday
and
Seven
Bills
are
Given
Second
Reading
VICTORIA,
Nov.
26:
(CP)
Further
estimates
totalling
$2,000,000
were
passed
at
a
busy
routine
session
of
the
Legislature
yesterday.
Seven
bills
were
put
through
thehj
cAAAnel
ma
ft
In
era
Concessions
For
Province
Sought
Senator
Farris
Heard
by
Royal
Commission
on
IntcrProvlnclal
Relations
OTTAWA,
Nov.
26:
(CP)-In
a
supplementary
presentation
yestcr-1
day
on
behalf
of
the
province
of
British
Columbia,
to
the
royal
commission
on
Dominion-provincial
relations.
Senator
J.
W.
deB.
Farris
"round
-
table
conferences"
of
K.C.
urged
substantial
further
al-
lawyers,
adding
that
Ideas
express
cd
at
social
gatherings
are
valuab.e
In
law
practice.
lowances
and
Increases
In
the
tax-
atlon
and
revenue
field
be
allowed
by
the
Dominion
to
the
province.