Tomorrow's
tides
i
I'LKSISTENT
STOWAWAY
'AN.
SouUi
Africa.
May
22:
5
Tate
skippers
have
con-tie
title
of
world's
cham-
;
iwaway
on
Isaac
Cadcr.
,
u
an
Indian
Ocean
Isl-i
has
wade
18
trips
In.
this'
WHAT
USE,
INDEED?
MAFpDEN,
Mo..
May
22:
CP)-h
v.ird
"obey"
Isn't
mentioned
a"
i
.viger
ln
the
marriage
cere-
by
Mrs.
A.
A.
Patterson,
I"an"
rig
Justice
of
the
peace.
W1
,l
the
use?"
she
asks,
"Wo-!
mf
don't
obey
anyway."
For
falllnir
)
n"
ind
and
W.
Nesbltt
were
each
morning.
The
case
ot
W.
Stuart.
nai-Rod
with
driving
in
a
manner
UP
tomorrow.
I)
I
ID
AT
OONA
RIVER
The
remains
have
been
brought
io
the
city
ot
Erich
Enroth,
68,
who
paed
away
Saturday
night
at
the
home
of
Axel
Hansen
where
he
had
been
staying
after
a
weak
turn.
He
had
been
In
failing
health
for
some
lime.
Two
Women
Mayors
Off
Royal
Routes
Majesties
In
Home
Towns
A7
OTTAWA.
May
22:
icpi
rony
'o
p
8
OTTAWA,
May
22:
(CP)
Thousa&s
of
veter-
.
r
(j
...
..
v..-
tii..
4i
i
x
nna
irnm
mi
nnns
m
i
annna
witn
niner-
c
T"pns
eguiiuuuiiii
iui
oviuiK
JiwiiiKBri:iun
iiuc
miliums
'
'
.
.
,j
.
and
on
ounuay
murmus
lui
u
c
CompletedMeantime
ucrmany
Italy
Pledge
g
werejircbwii
rnrprvMl
AKlKfjinrn
m
niw
o
by
Kmc
Geonre
of
Canada
s
new'
National
War
.
.........
....
.v
w
vrwiw
in
.
l
Memorial.
M
Ti.vnnM
1v
OO.
fpPl
r.rn
Tl-Itoir,
V,nB
k
After
tha
nn-Pilinc
thp
vpfprans
pried
"We
uroving
ot
much
interest
ana
are
serving
Their
Majesties
even
more
to
their
people,
t
The
informality
was
fully
expressed
when
one
veteran
came
dashing
up
to
"the
Queen
with!
"Put
it
there,
Your
Majesty:
The
Queen,
always
equal
to
such
an
o
with
ready
response,
ponse,
replied:
"Kight
lou
$
she
extended
her
hand,
smiling
graciously.
where
Mrs",
tlonal
Park,
largest
playground
and
nor
muvciy.
iui.
Mnrhllrrv
ln
the
world
!T
V
Prnsrr
was
elected
10
IPS
"
'
chief
magistracy
this
year.
Weather
Forecast
winds,
shifting
to
southeast,
cloudy
and
coo;
with
showers
at
night.
LANDED
101-POUNDER
STRUISBAII,
South
Alrlca,
May
22:
(CP)
Angling
record
for
this
district
were
broken
when
a
101-pound
kubcljou
was
landed
at
Oubaal
Beach.
a
N
nlcklev.
renrcsentlng
the
Pdnnrilnn
Mining
Journal
published
at
Gardenvale,
P.Q.,
saUed
iasi
iThi
hv
the
Catala
for
Stewart
In
the
course
of
a
trip
through
tills
district.
The
King
and
Queen
will
occupj
a
lo
bungalow
during
their
two-
dav
"rest
and
recreation"
period
at
Jasper.
It
sits
upon
a
point
of
land
luttlng
Into
the
opalescent
water
0f
Lac
Beauvert.
Its
observation
....!..
t.i,.irh
th
rourUwv
ot
...iAnnt
itlpht
the
broad
vallev
oi
;be
hffm-
,-;.
InuA
u
comrui
from
otorvtion
t-italns
that
hem
the
vauey
in.
kwi
t
s
,m.
uxIht.sj
w'w
:J3C
sv,nrt
distance
away
ts
the
main
Hour
perMM
reiu.ii
.
il
o,r.nir
nthcr
ta
i..
t.iH.
Prh
southerly
duties,
a
spacious,
attractively
furnished
lounge
with
two
open-i
faced,
log-burning
fireplaces;
a
ballroom,
and
a
dining
room
In
which
400
people
can
be
served
at
a
sitting.
Mount
Edith
Cavell,
elevation
11.-
033
feet,
Is
the
dominating
peas
in
the
Athabaska
Valley.
The
crest
Is
covered
by
a
great
Ice
cap
and
to
the
north,
facing
the
lodge,
clings
a
glacier
which,
because
It
resem
bles
outspread
wings,
Is
known
as
the
Glacier
of
the
Angel
The
mountain
u
perpetuates
the
mmory
of
the
BruElvnurslng
sister
execut
ed
during
the
World
War.
occasion
i
rei
as
and
Sc.
Canadian
85.000
pounds,.
o
o
o
o
s
and
5c
to
7c
and
5c.
American
Pioneer.
34,000,
Royal.
7.6c
and
5c.
Excel.
22,500.
Atlin.
8.1c
and
53c.
Canadian
Tramp.
17,000.
Cold
Storage,
7c
and
5c.
Teeny
Mllly,
14.500.
Cold
Storage.
5.9c
and
5c.
i
Joe
Baker.
8,500.
Cold
Storage,
16c
and
5c.
5c.
Dickie
Boy.
4,500.
AUln,
6.7c
and
R.
K.,
2.700,
Atlln.
6.5c'
and'5c
Oldfleld,
11,000,
Pacific,
6.5c
and
5c.
A.
K..
2.800.
Pacific.
6.4c
and
5c.
Dashing
Wave,
1.700,
Pacific,
6.4c
and
5c.
Sea
Ranger,
2,400.
Cold
Storage.
6.5c
and
5c.
Congo.
2.400,
Atlln.
6.4c
and
5c.
Tugwell.
4,100,
Royal.
6.6c
and
5c.
5c.
5c.
Sonny
N.,
2,000,
Booth,
6.4c
and
Daniel
S.,
1.400,
Booth.
6.4c
and
Touring
Scots
Play
Draw
Game
Held
To
One-All
Count
By
All-
Star
Eastern
United
States
Eleven
Yesterday
At
New
York
NEW
YORK,
May
22:
CP
I
The
'ourlng
Scottish
Football
Association
team
played
a
one-all
draw
with
an
"all-star
Eastern
United
States
team
here
yesterday
In
the
second
game
of
their
trip
to
Ca
nada
and
the
United
States.
Th:
next
game
will
be
at
Detroit
on
Wednesday.
JITTERBUG
REBELLION
i
ST.
JOSEPH.
Mo.
May
22:
(CP)
Lafayette
High
School
students
1
held
a
meeting
to
protest
against
I
jltterbugglng.
Parents
and
teach-i
ers
were
Invited,
to
wear
old
fashioned
clothing
and
danced
the
dances
of
other
years.
.Mrs,
H.
M.
D.
Lambe
will
sail
to
141
Capitol
3:40
a.m.
20.8
ft.
TAXI
16:46
p.m.
18.1
It.
10:27
"JB
ft.
aJO,.,-
22:40-"
ft.
s
Coffee
House,
Uf2
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
"i
r.xviii
.
f
o
118.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
MAY
22,
1939.
PUICE:
CENTR
V;
King
And
Queer!
Visiting
Toronto
reat
Britain
Given
Warning
By
Japan
Royal
Subjects
v
,pav
ay
Tribute
to
Monarch
hree
Power
Military
Alliance
Expected
To
Be
Announced
Soon
j
'ooooooooooodooooooooooooooooooooooooooooodoooooooodo
o
p
O
O
o
Informality
Prevails
As
King
And
Queen
Mix
fyith
Freedom
Among
Veterans
FINE
NEW
BUILDING
FOR
LAW
High
Ideals
Expressed
By
Queen
Elizabeth
In
Laying
Cornerstone
At
Ottawa
OTTAWA,
Kay
1:
(CP)
Hijt.
on
a
cilf
ovenoofcmg
fcHer.
-
-
.
the
new
Her
Majesty
saw
i,
morrow
afternoon
on
the
Catala
for
noon.
'a
trip
to
Vancouver.
n
Canada's
Queen
City
Twenty-Eight
Mile
Drive
Through
Bedecked
Streets-Welcome
by
Premier
Hepburn
Colors
Presented
to
Regiment
King
Presents
Prize
at
Historic
Race
TORONTO,
May
22.
Toronto,
happy
in
the
royal
pseudonym
of
"Queen
City,"
received
Their
Majesties,
the
King
and
Queen,
today
with
great
enthusiasm.
The
royal
visitors
arrived
at
9:30
this
morning
on
the
fourth
lm-
bupreme
-
the
oouit
Ottawa
onportant
-
.
stage
.
of
their
journey
.
across
Canada.
The
pro;
i
.il'uiii
iiH.i
v.
a
uii,at
iiiikaiii
iiaa
Lnjcu
"r
-v
......
.
.
I-...H
ir..,....a..J:-.li..l
:
:
..
X
tfanf
k
ITin.!
Wo
Wnnt
tJio
Otiwnl"
Throiinnn.
5
Canada
nuaaie.
lur
whurn
Oueanivm
raP11
ave
a
memoraulc
v.
.
.
.
.
.v.
...
u..u...u.v
w.
w-u
ww-
-
-
-
-
-
-
.
---
k
-
n
.
u.
,.w
.
o
.
.
...
,
itrrTr-ome
v
v
a
wwwmw
it
Oreat
Britain
hi
mi
up
a
three-power
.Uury
alliance
with
France.
pVedglnx
r
pean
natlona
aking'
'
m
agRreaalon
Poland
"irM
a
ilibe.-advUd
of
"nt
with
which
Turkey
d.
vlU
be
one
of
the
become
aMpclaled
.
at
Berlin
Oermanyj
uerday
alfned
a
tewe
i
"t
of
wen
artlclea
pool
all
mlitun'
and'
uree
In
the
etent
of
'
!i
either
party
might
ivrd.
It
m
further,
;
in
advance
of
war.
to
itual
military
and
ec-riont
that
both
could
fc'
in
caae
of
need
,iMt
Italian
foreign
mln-n-in-law
of
Premier
;s
ilinl.
arrived
In
Berlin
o
engage
in
Important
affecting
the
relaUonsj
axlt
powera.
Soon
af-,
fiano
wai
received
by
Adolf
UlUcr
,
Virginio
Oayda.
author-1
'lit
writer,
reported
thei
'
..-!
:u
i
ai
Y
tu
.
Kfr.ii'.n.o
,cn.H
in
ciirnrtco
i
iuzaoein
ia.a
ine
lounaauon
stone
i
.
u
mi
L'
iifim
;.t
u
miiuiryujimiice
wun
nuisia
wm
oe
lanen
as
g
i
mjauco,
.
and
.m,
shak
5
on
Saturda
wU1
Her
Majety
In
dent
crowded
hours,
me
royai
ii
va
Will
if-ndly
act
The
government
is
not
expected
to
pay
ention
to
the
warning
because
every
indication
the
conclusion
that
some
form
of
military
al-
ureat
urtuin.
i
Huwla
will
be
finally
week
after
two
month
u
i
n
The
government
-
tie
declaim
that
a
mll-
arment
with
Ruwta
U
if
plana
for
a
trong
v,:m
bloc
are
to
aueceed.
in
informed
quarter
,
t
Bulletins
CLTS
FIVE
VLAKS
Lloyd
Colin
McKenzie,
who
held
up
the
general
store
at
Anjox
recently
and
made
hit
getaway
with
I8S0,
was
entenc
ed
to
five
yean'
Imprisonment
at
New
Westminster
Penitentiary
by
Judgt
Vf
.
ftkher
In
provincial
police
court
Utii
morning,
II-k4
pleaded
'f
trill
jr
to
robbery
under
arms.
walked
Into
the
midst
of
the
group,
smiling
SU1II1I1U
ami
Bllctrv-
O
,
.
....
...
vUtnra
liittors
hota
were
rtrtrln
driving
ovpr
over
a
a
28-mile
2K-milfr
"
.
a.
ine
hands
will
all
who
milled
around.
They
talked
co
iw
k
f,t
oHrtitinn
tn
H
.........
UMVt
kaAM-orl
tj
ctrAtt
5
growing
group
oi
puDUc
buuciigk
,UUM:
""""
nmunnni
i,
iintk
HnTarta
nf
tatopinc
anri
tr
'!is
nnn
at
o
..inn;n
n
tnn
v.
tnronzea
wiin
a
muiiun
iuiai
suu-
those
informal
and
unexpected
incidents
which
are
g
dux
top.
The
building,
th
Queen
jl".
lto7ie5'J
llLn-J
.
.
...
.
.
i
,
-m
v.
"..ntt.o,!..
'welcome
at
City
Hall
and
Queens
IU
CllUtdr
X
.
.
.ntortolnoH
nt
Hart
9
that
that
this
this
task
task
should
should
be
perform
cratulated
the
winner
at
o
id
by
a
woman
for
woman's
poai-
jblne
Park
this
afternoon
It
was
o
cratic
Institutions
which
are
greatest
heritage."
"Perhaps
It
is
not
inappropriate
om
House.
University
of
Toronto
and-!
attended
the
80th
running
of
the
Klng'r
Plate.
When
the
King
con-
The
King
and
Queen
for
atlime
became
com--
rightly
proud
of
being
a
land
gov
the
rictorUjus-racer.
pletely
detached
from
all
guards.
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCKKOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOODOOOOCMJO0OaOOOO&
WILL
VIEW
MT.R0BS0N
Royal
Train
to
Pause
Ten
Minutes
Below
"Monarch
of
Rockies"
'
EDMONTON.
May
22:
CP
The
King
and
Queen
will
see
Mount
Robson
rising
In
its
majestic
height
of
nearly
13.000
feet
when
the
royal
train
from
Chllllwaek
approaches
the
Yellowhead
Pass
on
the
way
to
Jasper.
June
1.
The
train
will
be
halted
at
the
Mount
Robson
platform
for
ten
minutes
to
give
the
royal
party
an
opportunity
to
view
the
"monarch
of
theJCansdlan
Rockies."
The
Pass
...
77,
t,
mr
Is
entered
at
Yellowhead
Lake,
the
Hill
.fl
IK
rtU.C
U
.'.I.
.
,
,
find
its
ouUet
in
the
Pacific
ocean,
for
at
this
point
the
Canadian
Na
tional
Railway
crosses
the
Great
'
;
;
nr
women
Divide
markln
g
,
u,c
hrs
from
Tokyo
say
that
wll,
b!
Presented
to
the
King
and
T
M-i.r
Brimtl
wiumow
government.
In
de-'Qucen
is
the
royal
guests
make
Jfn
Its
position
In
European
the
schlduled
stops
but
Canada's
oeoa.
Yellowhead
decided
to
btoaden
the
two
women
mayors
wiu
the
meet
Pa
J)
a
fe
ee
separate
p
r-.-operatlon
between
Ja-
among
them-unless
they
and
Oermany.
This
was
Their
Majesties
away
fn
i
tow,
J0
Pacific,
from
those
ley
has
been
mayor
Halibut-Sales
American
Summary
-
56,500
pounds.
o
o
o
ernea
Dy
tne
rule
oi
taw.
.
iuhc
u
wu(n(iw"w.
"very
hapriLi3.000
T3eepie
at
tne
race.
11
STRAIGHT
New
York
Has
Commanding
Lead
In
American
League
Dizzy
Dean
Pitches
Shut-out
Wood-
.
"
L
,
I
Z.
,7
tlon
in
civilized
society
has
de
1
first
time
In
Canadian
birtory
that;terday
fay
Qut
a
12
to
6
pended
upon
the
growth
of
th:
aw."
the
Queen
saia.
"uanaca
u
a
monarch
naa
Deen
present
to
bestow
the
guineas
to
tha.owner
of
win
over
Cleveland
a
series
opener
at
dium.
The
mate;
Indians
r
supremacy
-
of
theOfankee's
Is
Ww
XircT-and
a-half
games'
over
the
Boston
Red
augury-
in
the
fact
toatonep-At
the
University
of
Toronto.
WDOrW9h
eight
to
JtoeeDytr
"
tyme
Court
at
Ottawa,
aa-at'vVest
-cViSfcttf
the
Queen,
as
CWonel-ln-'Jpej,u
xigefs
yesterday
after
minster,
adminmered
Doth
tht
chief
or
the
regiment,
preseniea
naving
lost
to
g
ijuls
Brownt
Roman
civil
law
and
the
English
color?
to
the
Toronto
ScotUSh,on
Saturday,
common
law.
Like
the
Province
of
Prior
to
this
there
had
been
the
ju
the-National
League.
Dlzzv
7
to
Quebec.
Her
Majesty's
native
Scot-
official
provincial
welcome
to
Their
jrjean
started
on
the
come-back
land
had
a
law
founded
on
Roman
Majesties
within
the
Legislative
'trail
by
pitching
the
Chicago
Cubs
6
4c
tlvll
law.
Chamber
following
the
royal
party"s
t0
a
four
to
nu
shut-out
over
th
Following
the
laying
of
the
cor-
arrival
at
the
Parliament
Buildings
ifloston
Bees.
The
St.
Louis
Car-
nerstone,
Their
Majesties
made
fc,
shortly
after
detraining
at
North-dinals
ancj
cincinnaU
Reds
kepi
drive
In
a
royal
motor
car
to
th
'Toronto
station.
up
their
merry
pennant
battle
Hull
district
across
the
Ottawa
parks
ablaze
with
tulips,
streets
jth
the
Cards
winning
over
the
River.
decked
with
flags
and
draped.
Phillies
and
the
Reds
downing
thi
The
Queen
was
given
a
tremen
standards,
cltisens
smiling
their
Brooklyn
Dodgers.
dous
ovation
Dy
75.000
persons
welcome
and
smart
constabulary
on
jammed
about
Parliament
HL'l
dutj-,
formed
the
background
of
the
:
when
she
appeared
at
a
window
Ir.
day's
pageant.
Skies
were
grey
and
the
Governor
General
apartment
doudy.
to
watch
the
drooping
of
the
coloi
Emerging
from
the
heart
ot
the
from
that
vantage
point
In
th
mid-town
business
district,
the
East
Block.
Canada
Saturday
celebrated
the
King
forty-fourth
birthday
although
the
actual
birthday
Is
December
14.
Quebec
College
Visited
By
Fire
At
Terrebone
Night
No
On
Saturday
One
Hurt
Today's
Baseball
National
League
Pittsburg
2,
New
York
9.
Cincinnati
6.
Biooklyn
3.
Boston
5,
Chicago
3.
St.
Louis
2,
Philadelphia
0
(seventh
Inning).
American
League
New
York
1,
Cleveland
3
(no
contest,
called
ln
fifth
on
account
of
rain.)
St.
Louis
6.
Philadelphia
3.
Others
postponed
by
rain.
On
Wednesday,
Victoria
Day.
the
Post
OHice
wicicets
will
be
openi
King
and
Queen
were
transported
for
the
first
two
miles
of
their
drive
over
the
most
travelled
sec
tion
of
one
of
the
longest
streets
in
the
world.
Yonge
Street
has
been
!the
axis
of
the
community's
life
for
,a
century
and
a
halt.
Along
its
.way
have
travelled
soldiers,
home-Isteaders.
traders
and
educators
from
the
days
of
Governor
Slmcoe
to
this
year
of
special
grace.
Loan
To
City
Is
Authorized
Confirmation
Received
at
City
Hall
of
Passing
of
Order-ln-Council
A
communication
has
been
re
ceived
at
the
City
Hall
from
Ottawa
confirming
the
passage
of
a
Dominion
order-ln-councll
authorizing
a
two
per
cent
loan
of
$40,000
to
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert
for
the
fln-
anclng
of
water
main
replacements.
TurninE
into
the
broad
roadway
I
The
first
step
-with
a
view
to
getting
of
University
Avenue,
Their
Majes-1
the
work
done
will
be
the
calling
of
Serious
Damage
Done
To
St.
I
..U
ties
saw
the
modern
sweep
of
boule-
j
tenders
for
9.000
feet
of
pipe.
I
Varus
UUU
IMC
UUUUUI
icaum
wt
.the
beautiful
approach
to
Queen's
i
events
In
connection
with
the
visit
'Park.
They
passed
around
the
low-J
of
the
King
and
Queen
to
Toronto
ler
crescent
Into
the
central
drive-1
was
their
private
audience
with
the
to
the
Parliament
Buildings
I
Hnvmnt
-
irp
'way
I
Serious
damage
was
done
to
the
m
?nran,c?-
.
.
.
buUdlngs
of
St.
Louis
College
at
r
"es
were
conducted
Terrebone
by
a
raging
fire
Sat-
i
the
Legislative
Chamber
by
Lleu-'nrdav
nlcht.
Several
teachers
and
tenant-Governor
Matthews
and
1R0
mmils
Ktfmwd
without
lniurv.
rremicr
xitrpoutu
It
took
firemen
several
hours
to
get
tlie
fire
under
control.
At
Hart
House,
centre
of
the
university's
'social
and
athletic
life.
Their
Majesties
took
luncheon
be-
.
fore
proceeding
to
the
Spring
Meet
lamous
uionne
quintuples
woo
travelled
by
special
train
from
Callander,
Ontario.
It
was
the
first
time
they
had
been
in
an
automobile
or
In
a
train
and
the
farthest
they
have
ever
been
away
from
home.
The
King
and
Queen
talked
and
played
with
the
quintuplets
for
nineteen
minutes,
each
child
kiss-
.at
Woodbine
Park
which
presented)
ing
and
hugging
the
Queen
and
la
memorable
picture
as
Their
Ma-
receiving
a
royal
kiss
in
return.
ijesties
encircled
'
the
track
in
the
royal
landau
before
alighting
dlr-
estly
ln
front
of
the
royal
box
to
take
the
salute.
The
King
and
Queen
viewed
the
eightieth
running
of
the
race,
surrounded
by
forty
thousand
of
their
cheering
subjects,
Just
as
they
have
done
on
so
many
occasions
In
England.
The
King
presented
the
fifty
guineas
and
the
trophy
established
by
Queen
Victoria
to
C.
George
McCullagh.
publisher
of
the
Toronto
Globe
and
Mall,
owner
of
the
favored
horse
and
Queen
to
leave,
Annette
walked
Archworth
which
won
the
race
with
up
to
the
Queen
and
threw
her
arms
Harry
Giddlngs
Sea
General
second
ten
lengths
back
and
W.
S.
from
8
o'clock
in
the
"morning
until
McLaughlin's
Sky
Runner
third.
The
lobby
will
be
opened
Quints
Kiss
Queen
from
6
ajn.
to
6
p.m.
Not
the
least
Interesting
of
the
The
meeting
took
place
in
the.
legislative
assembly
room
and
was
a
most
closely
guarded
private
affair.
Only
one
representative
of
the
press
was
present
on
behalf
of
all
newspapermen.
Also
present
the
King's
aides
with
Premier
and
Mrs.
Mitchell
Hepburn,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oliva
Dionne.
the
quints'
parents,
Dr.
Allan
Roy
Dafoe.
their
physician,
and
three
of
their
nurses.
When
the
time
came
for
the
King
around
Her
Majesty's
neck
and
kissed
her
on
the
cheek.
Not
to
be
outdone,
Marie;
Ccclle,
Emllie
and
Yvonne
also
hugged
and
kissed
the
Queen
who
obviously
enjoyed
If
all.