i
1
ruos
torn
WHIFFLETS
From
The
Waterfront
Prince
John
in
From
Islands
C.X.R.
Officers
Assigned
For
Season
Tourist
Season
Commencing:
On
a
regularly
scheduled
voyage
from
Vancouver
via
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
CNJl.
steamer
Prince
John,
with
Capt.
George
Coles
now
In
command
for
the
summer,
arrived
in
port
at
8
o'clock
this
morning
and
will
sail
at
10:30
tomorrow
night
on
her
return
south
over
the
same
route.
Next
voyage
the
Prince
John
will
be
replaced
for
the
summer
by
the
steamer
Prince
Charles
with
sailings
from
Prince
Rupert
and
Vancouver
on
alternate
Saturday
nights
instead
of
Fridays
as
at
present.
The
Prince
John
will
again
operate
during
the
coming
summer
on
a
roving
Masters
have
been
assigned
to
Canadian
National
Coast
Steamships
for
the
coming
season
as
follows.
Prince
Robert,
Capt.
H.
E.
Nedden;
Prince
Rupert,
Capt.
Neil
McLean;
Prince
George,
Capt.
Edward
Mabbs;
Prince
Charles,
Capt.
Chtldrn
tat
tUUegq'i
Rlet
KrtipUt
without
coailng
and
comt
bock
for
steond
btlplngil
Btcamt
thtt
toeiftd
rlet
bubbtti
actu.
ally
snap,
cracklt
and
pop
la
milk
or
crtamt
Yousg
felkl
lovt
that
crteklina
James
Watt;
Prince
John,
Capt.
George
Coles.
Bringing
north
a
Los
Angeles
Chamber
of
Commerce
party,
the
steamer
Prince
Robert
will
be
here
on
Monday
morning
next
on
her
first
Alaska
cruise
of
the
season.
She
will
call
again
the
following
Sunday
southbound.
The
Prince
Robert
will
be
operated
on
a
schedule
of
fortnightly
voyages
during
the
summer
months.
Making
her
final
voyage
of
the
spring
schedule
to
Alaska,
C.P.R.
steamer
Princess
Louise,
Capt.
S.
K.
Gray,
arrived
in
port
at
6:45
this
morning
from
Skagway
and
other
northern
points
and
sailed
at
9
a.m.
for
Vancouver.
The
vessel
had
on
board
seventy-nine
passengers
on
arriving
here.
Eleven
disembarked
at
this
port
while
seven
took
passage
for
Vancouver
from
here.
Three
halibut
boats
landed
catches
totalling
94,000
pounds
at
Seattle
yesterday
as
follows:.
North,
39,000
pounds,
Booth
!Vc
and
6Vc;
Mlt-kof,
40,000,
San
Juan,
7
Vic
and
63,4c;
Lebanon,
15,000
pounds,
Whiz,
7
lie
and
6c.
The
halibift
schooner
Atlantic,
one
of
the
vessels
which
landed
halibut
at
Seattle
this
week,
brought
in
eight
skates
of
gear
which
she
had
picked
up
on
the
hraPfhy
frag
"Mm-Mml
That's
Kellogg's
RICE
KRISPIESI"
crlipvtii
and
that
toasted,
taity
flavor.
Always
rtady
to
itrvt.
Rlet
Krliplti
art
told
by
all
groetri,
itrvtd
by
rtitat.
ratti.
Madt
by
Ktllogg
It
London,
Ont.
June
Bride
Sale!
Brings
Good
News
of
Meal
Savings
to
All
June
Brides
Chesterfield
Suites,
Bedroom
Suites,
Dining
Room
Suites,
Floor
Covering,
Etc.
ELIO'S
FURNITURE
Third
Avenue
Prince
Rupert
fishing
grounds.
Evidently,
the
gear
had
been
lost
by
some
other
vessel.
"
Vessels
of
the
Seattle
halibut
fleet
which
have
been
chartered
for
work
other
than
halibut
fishing
during
the
summer
include
the
Dally,
which
will
pack
salmon
to
the
Northern
Fisheries
Co.
cannery
at
Ketchikan
for
fifty
days;'
the
Summit,
which
will
be
seining
salmon
for
two
months
at
Kodlak
Island,
and
the
Trinity,
which
will
be
engaged
in
packing
fish
to
Kodiak
Island.
The
Daily
is
having
her
decks
raised
to
provide
more
hold
space
before
she
leaves
for
the
north.
The
Summit
is
leaving
Seattle
this
week
while
the
Trinity
got
away
from
there
a
couple
of
weeks
ago.
All
three
vessels
will
return
to
the
halibut
fishery
on
completion
of
the
charters.
Joseph
Barrowclough,
who
came
north
as
purser
on
the
Prince
John
for
Vancouver.
Thp
Prwt.
TMurorH
roHnHri
nlont
TEST
PILOT
"Cite
me
a
Scotch."
"You'll
take
a
coke."
Jim
(Clark
Gable),
Ann
(Myrna
Loy)
and
Gunner
lEPPj
Rfct-
Gunne
,uU,Plea
ith
Ann
to
dissuade
Jm
from
takins;
up
Grant'
freak
plane;
but
AnnT
who
hPLftW
fe,eU
Mff
in
Jim'
confidence
in
"And
left
Kamatjor
this!
Oh,
darling!"
.
"feLId
Wend'
and
Kreet
each
other
7,ey.i'bt
?Ch
0ther
M
t0
hich
one
will
win,
5,5!
h"n't
cnce.
Benson
tells
wiie
and
three
children
to
Europe
on
the
SlOOOQnrize
Jim
laughs
back
that
he',
going
to
win
baufie
and
Ann
are
going
to
tiy
to
the
moon
'on
the
pSraey!
TITE
DAILY
NEWS
Bride-Elect
Is
Party
Honoree
Mrs.
A.
G.
Barilrtt
Entertains
for
Miss
Violet
Stamp-Vincent.
Mrs.
A.
G.
Bartlett
entertained
of
the
members
of
the
Angeles
Chamber
of
Commerce
excursion
i
party
which
-is
coming
north
j
aboard
the
steamer
Prince
Robert
...
,
,
,
for
an
Alaska
cruise,
miss
moras
.
.
.
A
big
cut
of
a
spruce
log
which
wm
bfi
on,
onc
of
promln
has
lain
for
a
couple
of
years
inent
Angclcs
lc
wno
wUJ
the
Canadian
National
Railway
be
maklaJ
thc
trSp
In
all
ther,
sheds
here
has
been
removed
to
the
win
b
abmit
150
nersons
in
th
railway
park
for
display
purposes.
party
ine
seciion
oi
me
iree
is
seven
ieei
in
diameter
and
three
feet
in
length
'
and
Is
an
interesting
piece
of
tlm-
In
fArifil
NaflVOQ
t
111
lC1
IU1
1.3
ber
owing
to
its
large
size.
A
rus-,
"c",te
.Coming
To
Coast
Dr.
A.
R.
G;
Emslie
and
W.
R.l
'White
of
the
Department
of
Agri-Are
Moving
Down
to
Skema
Kivei
i
culture,'
Ottawa,
on
a
trip
to
thei
Canneries
for
Fishing
coast
In
connection
with
the
study,
of
soli
and
meal
feeds
for
animals.'
KITSEGUKIA.
June
2:
Moses
have
been
visitors
at
the
Prince
I
Jones
returned
.
.
home
on
Saturday
Rupert
Fisheries
Experimental
Sta--
morning
and
is
busy
getting
his
,
tion
and
the
plant
of
J.
H.
Carson
'men
lined
up
for
thc
fishing.
Or
j
Co.
during
the
past
couple
of
days.
'Saturday
and
Sunday
he
was
lr.
They
arrived
Irom
the
East
by
(Hazelton
and
Kisniox.
Tuesday
night's
train
and
are
sail-1
Yesterdav
another
groun
of
loca'
ing
tonlzht
on
the
Prince
Runert
I
DeoPle
left
for
the
canneriet
i
Others
will
follow
on
Saturday
Simon
Turner
and
family
left
last
Thursday
in
order
to
be
ready
for
Is
re-opening
this
week.
Fish
offal
the
s.pring
53,11,011
flshlnB-
is
expected
to
be
reaching
there
to-1
day
or
tomorrow
and
work
will
commence
immediately,
a
small
1
crew
of
men
being
employed
there
during
the
canning
srason.
'
NURSES
ON
JOB
BLYTH,
England,
June
2:
(CP)
Patient
and
surgeon
were
ready
for
an
operation
In
hospital
here
when
fire
in
another
room
broke
out
and
was
put
out.
with
some
difficulty
by
nurse's
with
;chemlcals.
The
operation
went
on
successfully.
MMi
Adapted
from
the
Picture
by
GERTRUDE
GELBIN
DURBIN
IN
FINE
FILM
ropular
Girl
Singing
Star
Jn
"Mad
About
Music"
at
Capitol
Theatre
Tuesday
evening
at
a
delightful
farewell
party
In
honor
of
Miss
VIr
Deanna
Durbln's
latest
picture
olet
Stamp-Vincent
who
leaves
this
'"Mad
About
Music"
comes
to
the
evening
for
Vancouver
where
she
is
-screen
of
the
Capitol
Theatre
here
to
be
married
to
Sidney
Dolan.
The
tonight,
Friday
and
Saturday.
It
is
evening
was
pleasantly
spent
in
ja
comedy
drama
with
astory
that
bridge
and
dancing
and
delicious
lends
itself
to
several
highly
emo-refreshments
were
served.
The
tional
passages
of
heart-gripping
prize-winners
at
bridge
were:
lad-
intensity
followed
by
comedy
pas-ies
first,
Miss
Violet
Stamp-Vln-
sages.
cent;
second.-Mlss
Vivian
Wrathall;
I
Deanna
plays
the
part
of
n
men's
first,
Louis
Cromp;
second,
.fatherless
girl
attending
a
private
Richard
Meadows.
The
guests
were:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wilfrid
McLean,
Misses
Audrey
and
Vivian
Wrath-
all.
Evelyn
Rlvett.
May
Murray,
on
its
present
voyage,
leaves
the.
HeJen
stamp.vinccnt,
Louis
Cromp,
,CC
uc
wua,
w
piumu
ou
we
Rlchard
Meadows.
Johnny
Coma-Prince
George
tonight
to
Vancou-
di
Bertram
Bartlett.
Clifford
ver
where
he
will
join
the
Prince
Bartlctt
and
Mike
Udema.
Charles
as
purser
for
the
summer.
(
Duncan
Mackenzie
assumes
the
post
of
purser
on
the
Prince
John.
There
were
no
halibut
offerings,
on
the
focal
Fish
Exchange
this
morning.
i
ANN
DVORAK
COMING
HERE
Nolcrt
Mvln
TMmt
Ac,ress
In
Two
guns
which,
recently
arrived
here
for
use
of
the
102nd
battery;
chlca
Amon
Los
Angeles
in
practice
gunnery
have
been
mov-
Chamber
of
Commerce
cd
from
the
dry
dock,
where
they
rary
NtJMontlay
were
landed,
to
the
newly
built
gun
"7
.
shed
just
west
of
the
ocean
dock.'
A
notcd
,movj"8
f
f"
actrfs
They
are
heavy
pieces
and
moving
Ann
Dvok;
f
visit
ncc
Ru
!"8
"
them
was
quite
a
Job
in
which
the
J".
Los
J
men
of
the
regiment
under
Sergeant
Major
James
Hadden
took
an
active
part.
school
In
Switzerland.
Her
mother
Is
an
American
screen
star,
fa
mous
for
her
ingenue
roles,
who
is
persuaded
that
the
public
should
not
know
that
she
is
a
mother
and
who,
therefore,
disassociates
her
self
from
the
girl.
The
latter
invents
a
fictitious
father
whom
she
is
later
forced
to
produce,
selecting
Herbert
Marshall.
Then
complications
follow
thick
and
fast.
Gail
Patrick
is
cast
as
the
screen
star
mother.
William
Frawley
Is
the
business
manager.
Arthur
character
part
as
the
secretary
valet
to
Marshall.
Deanna
sings
lour
songs
In
thc
picture
"I
Love
to
Whistle,"
"Ser
enade
to
the
Stars,"
"Chapel
Belh"
and
Gounod's
"Ave
Maria."
Ruttan
Home
At
Massett
Is
All
Modernly
Lighted
MASSETT,
June
2.
David
Rut-
tan
has
provided
a
local
landmark
and
a
valuable
utility
that,
It
Is
ex
pected,
will
be
copied
by
many
of
the
neighbors.
He
has
erected
a
windmill
on
the
top
of
his
house
at
Delkatla
which
provides
electric
power
at
a
total
cost
of
fifty
cents
a
year.
The
total
cost
of
the
In
stallation
was
in
the
neighborhood
Of
$250.
When
the
installation
was
being
made
there
was
much
Jeering
and
fun
making
at
Dave's
expense
but
now
the
laugh
Is
on
the
others
for
the
electric
lights
are
burning
steadily
in
the
Ruttan
home.
Customs
And
Excise
Revenue
For
Year
Showing
Decrease
So
far
this
year
customs
and
excise
revenue
for
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
has
totalled
$76,823
in
com-
Treacher
has
an
important
comedy
parlson
with
$84,989.51
for
the
first
five
months
of
1937.
This
year's
comparative
total
was
pulled
down
as
a
result
of
May
collections
amounting
to
only
$9,539.79
compered
with
$25,721.92
in
the
same
month
last
year.
Seasonable
Sundries
Sweet
Pea
Twine
Ball
10c
Sun
Glasses
,
15C
Sun
Visors
15C
Picnic
Baskets
Large
$1.50
Picnic
Plates
Dozen
.
:
15c
Drinking
Cups
Dozen
15c
Wax
Paper
10c,
15c
and
35c
Paper
Serviettes
Large
packages
....
15c
Beach
Balls
25c,
35c
and
G5c
Playground
Balls
50c
up
Kodaks
and
Kodak
Film
New
stock
New
models
We
have
a
complete
line
to
nieet
every
camera
requirement.
Genuine
Kodaks
From
$1.25
up
Bring
or
send
your
film
to
us
for
expert
finishing
Attahon
Company
uhtn
ht
inltrrupis
0
Jtanscontintnlol
fitSSta
many
Ann
Barton
They
ceUbrott
thtir
mamaie
wUhCuntr
JMt
TuinTlOflW.
""'rroPhyRoctinorZ
NOW
READ
CHAPTER
FOUR-ilLOW
"c'a
onftrcljimt
Jim!"
Ann
and
Gunner
watch
the
race,
with
Jim
taking
the
lead,
Benson
second.
The
crowd
is
cheering
Jim
Ann
chides
Gunner
joyously
for
his
fears.
A
sudden
cry
of
Pane
s
plane
is
on
fire!"
brings,
her
to
her
feet,
She
turns
upon
Gunner
hysterically,
but
Gunner,
needing
every
bit
of
couraee
to
control
himHf,
throws
her
off
savagely
For
the
first
tunc
Ann
realizes
what
it
means
to
be
a
test-pilot.
"
Wt
know
what
fear
.
las?
lap
Bnyd
eara"d
W
watch
Jim
take
the
the
fire,
ft
SeT
tZle!.J,,.m,ha,
m!l
to
Put
wf
tte&d,&li
and
land
rush
over
to
him
A
ft
cfy
ffiEn
a
Gunner
looks
up
io
see
the
nian.
Vuly
i
r.om
,ne
tands.
Ann
noscdiv.
'
aiKof
"
!aunf,
l"
f
P'linK
take
a
sudden
clmpier.
next
llnillint
Today
Weather
Terra
rn
ni
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temperaturZ46
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wlndi
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west
wind
vuuujr
,
caim,
59
Burns
Lake-Bright,
calm,
50
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