ld
'Uij-
CHANNEL
ISLAND
EVACUEES
REACH
LONDON
HAVEN
jnances
Of
arnival
In
iscussion
.a
(mm
th
Phanneh
Wand
of
Jei-sev
Ouernsev
Aldernev
and
Sark,
which
lie
in
the
w.
-r
-
-
fianiiakcu
a,.,
nciiannrl,
Just
off
the
French
coast,
these
refugees
are
shown
as
they
arrived
...
in
London,
j
a-
.a
of
the
Iflanders
were
being
removed
from
the
demilitarized
islands,
Nail
bombers
raided
.
.
.
...
.
.
M
'
"
a
!
Ml
1
QkAr4-
:q;
p
ouring
bombs
ana
macnine-gun
dui
e
is
aown
on
me
evacuees
ana
iuiuug
the
evacuation
was
completed,
German
forces
occupied
the
islands
without
opposition.
I0IN
TO
SOVIET
hit
States
Reauest
To
Ue
Ilniltd
With
Russian
Socialist
Republic
IRIOA,
July
22:
The
Baltic
Riles
if
Lithuania.
Latvia
and
have
petitioned
Moscow
Ithona
be
taken
into
membership
un-r
the
upUs
of
the
Union
of
So-
past
Soviet
Republics.
The
three
trtlami.ir-
following
the
elec-
a
week
previous,
when
there
!nra
:iiy
Communist
candidates,
e
siinullaneously
yesterday
and
allowed
lrtpnt!i!il
nrnppdiirp
ln
to
be
accepted
Into
the
So-:et
Isklng
Republic,
thus
virtually
dls-ppearinp
as
Independent
nations.
combined
population
of
5,500,000
tioii.
is
Involved.
Miss
Emily
Skattebol
is
sailing
this
afternonn
on
thp
Prince
RUD-
rt
for
a
holiday
trip
to
Vancou-
rer
0.
II
Tvlpr
nf
the
Canadian
Pank
of
Commerce
staff
sailed
Saturday
afternoon
on
the
Prlnc?
Meorge
for
a
vacation
trip
to
Van
pouver
and
Victoria.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
Chalmers,
D
...
.
.
j
n
it,
ina'riroi-
R
M
HalnennY.
A
chairmen
for
the
nouani.
m.
C.
Logan
and
Mr.
and
!i;:nwtf
iall
carnival
In
Prince
MrS
R
w
Thurston,
Winnipeg;
O.
Jer
wen
m
session
rnaay
n.
Benedict,
Skagway;
J.
8.
Taylor,
h
the
(liiance
committee,
of
yjjg.
h,
R.
Doille
and
A
h
T
J
Williams
Is
chairman,
w.-nnnffaii
sheen
Creek:
E.
trw
up
'he
buaget
ior
me
evenv.
,
F
Enellsh.
h
Frederick
Frederick
Point;
Point;
111:
bhV;1
was
presided
over
oj
rnerai
chairman,
Norton
he:i?rsi
Taneements
for
th
r
......
ji.
!.
-oration
were
auo
uia-
Ld
uad
further
Drogress
In
th
.
fir
:.r
nents
was
lnalcatea
I
the
re
3
Ive
chairmen.
J
W..
ms
was
named
chair
In
house
commutee,
tne
iicto
of
which
will
be
to
fce
ft
'"is
Fx;
Ibltion
Building,
wher
t.-
e;;
u
to
centre.
Is
in
fcpe
for
'::
various
activities,
D.
O.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
C.
A.
Armstrong,
Port
Simpson;
J.
H.
Steward,
Washington;
Mrs.
Harrison
and
Mrs.
Christie.
Por
Arthur;
Mrs.
Wylie,
Terrace;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
Whitby.
Edmonton;
A.
Rutherford
and
Frances
and
Philip,
Port
Essinntoni
Mrs.
L.
M.
Greene
and
Mrs.
W.
R
Eby.
Smlthers.
Central
Gnr.
Shelford,
Onr
Lowery
and
;
T-
N.
Timms.
Barrett
rett
V
tvj
Point-
Point;
n
Onr.
onr.
r
L.
Rudolph,
Gnr.
P.
WEEKEND
MARRIAGE
P.
Berg,
Smlthers;
v.
i1300"-
held
ln
nlace
by
a
coronefof
orange
Corning:
H.
B.
Frances,
Pi"era,er:
blossoms.
Crimson
roses
comprised
uaimpr
Vpntre
and
M.
HanberR,
.
.
v.,.t
city;
Ernest
Tout.
Metlakatla:
lie
-1
Ml3j
Ruby
oomez,
sister
of
the
merAndercson,
Dlgby.
;
bride,
and
Miss
Edith
Ritchie,
sls-
Roya
'ter
of
the
groom,
were
the
brides-
It.
E.
Wilcox,
Dundas;
C.
L.
In-
d,.
The
former
wore
orchid
min.
A.
J.
Christian
and
T.
Flewln.
.ff
uh
matchlng
hat
and
car-
ii
n
IfnAnAnoM
.....
.
M
nnrrptt
point
u.
iv.
w.w.,
.
r
.j
an
rahionea
nosegay
noseeay
m
L.-Bdr
J.
O.
Polssant.
J.
it.
les,
T.
E.
Arnett.
Frederick
Point:
Graham
ReW.
Nell
Mclnnis.
u.
Keia
j
ovin
nporetown
Ji-
Halibut
Sales
Summary
Amprlrnn
63.500
pounds.
.u,wht
ti
12.2c
and
75c.
12c
....
j
.
iol
Canadian
24,uiw
pounua,
..v
and
7.5c.
American
Sentinel,
25.000,
12.2c
and
7.5c.
Storage.
.
ilt
J.B.,
J.B..
19,500,
19.500.
12c
c
ana
ana
uc,
aui.
mauve
and
pink
stalks.
The
latter
war
blush
pink
silk
marquesette
with
matching
hat
and
carried
pinic
no
m.
jum.
.
caniftiuAi
aiiu
muc
...9.
Zuml,
T.
Kamerand
J.
J.
HIdd,
city:
.
Jaelc
Ritchie
attended
the
groom,
i.
Connor.
Butedale;
G.
Webster,
M
Gomez,
mother
of
the
bride,
Claxton.
tand
Mrs.
Ritchie,
mother
of
the
Uroom.
received
the
guests.
The
(former
wore
rose
printed
chiffon
twlth
white
accessories.
The
latter
Iwor
wine
velvet
with
matching
ac-I
ressorles.
.
.
.
I,
A
lovely
mree-uerca
weuuinss
I
cake
was
cut
by
the
bride.
i
.
The
toast
to
tne
oriae
was
pro
posed
by
Canon
Rushbrook
and
res
ponded
to
by
the
groom.
A
buffet
supper
was
served
at
midnight.
Dancing
was
enjoyed
to
the
mus
Carlos
orchestra
unt
Norona.
24,000.
12c
and
12c,
Pa
(
mo
clfic
.
RPtinienL"
of
congratulations
ard
i".
ot
Wends,
Mr.
wlsnes
mW
Sea
Maid,
24,000,
12.7c
and
nnd
7
"c,
56
Royal
Weii
known
and
very
popular,
will
r
It's
the
cummatrve
mct
of
ad-
vertUlng
that
counts.
"R
U
P
ERT
BRAND"
Smoked
LACK
COD
Smoked
Daily
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
'rliir.
Rupert
Co.
Lid.
British
Coluinbts
iresiae
in
rnnce
nupen.
Canada
At
War
25
Years
Ago
July
22,
1915
Germans
checked
by
Meuse
,o.
'
TSI
DAILY
'S3S73
helehts
o
wina
nnd
Oueen
visited
Canadians
in"
hospital
at
Cliveden.
Turks
In
Galllpoll
reporiea
ruiis
short
of
ammunition.
OOVKIINMKNT
1.1M
rT
...
(ln.
19H1
ntlon
for
Herr
Uirm
e
Not
Ire
of
ppll.
litli
t.y
of
August
:ixt
the
under-
VMng
part
o
a
build-
I
of
Uie
pr-Mnteeo
MM
on
Dprw-
-
.
t.
unolil
Uiato
described
pl
mUUn
1
I
.,,.
bb7
Rnruc
Creek,
British
CoN
wibta,
Prlnc
Eutrt
Land
RBlW'
Z
Dtotrt
in
th.
Provtuce
of
Brt-
tlsh
CtolunvDiB
iw
"
Lumatlan
on
premises
or
elsewhere.
WWJ
CWSXK
HOTEL
LIMITED
Applicant,
LOCAL
NEWS
NOTES
A.
J.
Prudhomme
U
sailing
this
afternoon
on
the
Prtncc
Rupert
tor
Vancouver.
Mrs.
U
O.
Skinner
or
Copper
on.
arrived
to
the
elty
from
the
Interior
on
Saturday
afternoon's
train
and
sailed
on
the
Prince
George
lor
a
trip,
to
Vancouver.
W.
M.
Watts,
Immediate
past
tweiidenL
will
be
the
speaker
at
the
regular
weekly
luncheon
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club
this
Wednesday.
Norman
L.
Freeman,
after,
,snwiding
a
couple
ofweeks
here
on
International
Fisheries
Commission
builness,
sailed
by
the
Prince'
George
Saturday
afternoon
on
his
"return
to
Beattle.
DID
WELL
:
IN
EXAMS
iPetersoa
and
Phyllis
Josephine
HID.-
.
.
,
.
i
i
.
i
Tout
earnea
scnotarnups
m
ocnvjc
A.
ncuiccii
nu
AIuOUS,
v.
...
i.
,nfn,
vnv.r-
Rat.
K.
G.
I
Matriculation
examinations,
results
tlo
Annie
Barbara
Peterson
Is
the
daughter
of
Captain
and
Mrs.
Jo-spnh
Pptersuin.
f5txth
Avenue
West-
She
was
born
in
Victoria
18
years!
University
Entrance
j
Marearet
Louise
Adams.
Enelna
Juanlta
Chrlstensen,
Jack
Corbould,
j
Harry
Mark
Daggett,
spencer
Kaipn
uavies,
wancye
ijeamcv
vicwria
Dawes,
John
Patrick
Good,
John
Alan
Hopkins,
Itu
Joyce
Kanaya,
Jean
Krause,
Fern
Lillian
Leclaire,'
Flora
May
Leslie,
Marjorle
Elizabeth
Miller,
Edward
Thomas
Moore.
Kathleen
Barbara
O'Neill.
Frances
Mary
Robertson,
Coral
Adele
Rogers,
Dorothy
Mary
Shrubsall.
August
'
Leslie
Timmermeister.
Private
Study
i
Margaret
Mary
Betty
Chrlstensen,
;
Frank
Arthur
Calder.
J.
H.
BULGER
Optometrist
KujaJ
Sank
Mdi
Open
Till
10:00
p.m.
Ice
Cream
Soft
Drinks
Tobaccos
.Candies
MUSSALLEIWS
CONFECTIONERY
Mrs.
B.
J.
Keron
Is
sailing
this
afternoon
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
W.
P.
Armour
is
sailing
this
af
ternoon
on
the
Prinee
Rupert
for
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
Mr,
and
Mrs.
Sam
Wikdal
and
son,
Elnar,
will
sail
tomorrow
a.i-ternoon
on
the
Catala
tor
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Dr.
Carl
E.
Buck,
medical
health
officer
of
the
city
of
Juneau,
and
Mrs.
Buck
were
passengers
aboard
the
Princess
Louis
Saturday
after
noon
going
through
on
a
trip
to
Seattle
and
elsewhere
In
the
soutn
KING
CAROL
IS
ANXIOUS
new
Demand
Made
By
Russia
Sue-tests
People's
Government
BUCHAREST,
July
22:
(CP)
'xinz
Carol
is
anxious
over
a
note
'
.
.
.
.
from
Soviet
Russia
asking
for
and
PbylUs
Hul-Taat
fa
Senior
Matrlc
Tests
Prince
Rupert
girls
Annie
Barbara
"popular
government"
be
formed
In
Roumanla.
similar,
It
is
sup
nosed,
to
those
in
the
Baltic
States.
The
Roumanla
foreign
minister
is
consulting
Wlin
me
uerman
aim
VICTORIA,
July
22:
(CP)-Two
UalUn
mlnisters
at
Constanta
jUlgurtu
seventy-five
dollars
are
awarded
-to!
administration
more
favorable
to
interest
A
A
wedding
weaaing
oi
of
much
raucu
local
iuta
jstudentg
jstuaents
obtainmg
obtaining
highest
nignest
stand-Russla
siana-Russ
took
plaee
at
Aim
Cottage
on
Over-
lngs
ln
districts.
Annie
Pet-
look
Street
Friday
night
when
Alice
'erson
had
an
average
of
87.6
andl-
-Francis,
eldest
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Phyllis
Hin-Tout
had
an
average
of
j
Mrs.
Alex
UVlHCi,
ucmuic
uk
iwuv
03.0
of
David
Allrea,
secona
son
oi
uapv.
and
Mrs.
David
Ritchie.
Rev.
Canon
W.
F.
Rushbrook
was
the
offici
ating
clergyman.
Pnllowictt
the
CeremonV
a
recetf-
oirn
and
nmt
Prtncp
Rimprt.
at
tlon
was
held
at
the
Oddfellows'
an
eartv
aee.
She
received
all
her
Han
wnere
me
uriu.i
pany
icvciv-
ed
the
congratulations
of
.some
150
guests.
The
bride
was
charming
in
a
gown
Bwn
ol
of
white
wnll,c
double
ouuic
net
iKk
with
mi"
in
"
tL.K.
Greenough,..FreaericK
.
.Frederick
Pomt;
I
'
embroidered
h
Iri
d
,.
flngter-tlp
t
r.UD
veil
yM
was
and
the
King
has
also
-called
In
his
generals
to
confer
In
regard
to
the
"c
new
Bessarabia
border
situa
.
fl
111.,
r.nmn
ItfHimH
Ttrtd
Of
...kl.U
.nnniinuH
tnA-XV
..
.
.
n
t
F11CKB
.
ui
wiLM.ii
amw-w.
j
1
Tne
present
camnet
oi
premier
""
"";
i
,iv....
scncuarsnius
jot
uue
-
nuautcu
n
tmrtu
mav
may
hp
oe
lepiacm
rpnlal
wltn
mm
an
u
Announcements
All
advertisements
In
thU
L-wrnn
ui
t
charged
for
a
fall
month
at
25c
a
word.
Oddfellows'
dance
for
dry
canr
eaucation
in
rrince
ttupert
at
me.
Aueust2
Booth
.Memorial
and
King
Edward
schools
and
was
planning
to
attend
normal
school
for
the
teachers
102nd
Auxiliary
Dance,
Armoury,
August
16.
itrainmg
course,
ine
ooiainuis
uii
1,.
of
lace-
xhe
gown
featuredthe
scholarship
may
possibly
change'
L.OB.A.
Bazaar.
OctoDer
16th
A.
C.
Kalvlck
andi,,
.i.f.
n,trh
Hr
jUitt,
,
trni...
,
,
.
line
ucw
w.s-o
w
---
1
un
uiaiur
aiiu
baiwc
ici
,hj
wnt-(
"
;
,
,
Was,tltv
.
,
(
W.
A.
-Cahadlin
Legion
Bazaar.
Phyllis
Hill-Tout
Is
the
daughter
November
1.
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
H.
Hlll-Tout
of
this
city
and
granddaughter
of
the
well
known
clargyman,
scientist
and
lecturer
Professor
Charles
Hlll-Tout
of
Vancouver.
She
was
born
m
Abbotsford
In
1921
but
received
all
her
education
in
the
Prince
Rupert
schools.
She
was
edltor-ln-chlef
of
the
school
magazine
United
Bazaar,
November
21.
The
results
of
examinations
writ
lp
ii
ten
at
Prince
Rupert
High
School
kXCCUent
were
as
follows:
Senior
Matriculation
j
pQf
Jg
Phyllis
Josephine
Hill-Tout,
Mim-my
Pauline
Johnson,
Ralph
Morin,
T
1
Annie
Barbara
Peterson,
Norma
El-
DaDV
,
r.
til,
Ti
1.
nUIMnJ.
O
Vl
lro
and
Kirojl
Richard
Yamanaka.
Build
B.C.
Payrolls"
111
JvroTt.
I
"I
like
Pacific
Milk
for
bak
estimated
.
that
It
Was
"t!
ing
and
always
use
it,"
writes
Mrs.
J.
A.
L.
"This
led
me
to
think
It
might
be
nice
for
the
baby
and
to
my
joy
he
thrives
on
it."
PACIFIC
MILK
Irradiated
and
Vacuum
Packed
IDOKA
Roller
Rink
Mondays
and
Tuesdays
Open
for
Trivate
Parties
Wed.,
Thurs.,
Fri.,
7-11
2-4:30,
6-11
on
Sat.
CENTRAL
HOTEL
STEAM
BATHS
Make
Appointments
200
Ilooms,
50c
and
up
Hot
and
Cold
Water,
Shower
Baths
Mrs.
C.
E.
Blaek,
Proprietress
Handyman
Home
Service
Ilepalrlnt
Stoves,
Boots,
Elec
trical
Appliances,
Oil
Burners
Cleaned,
Plumbing
and
Palntlnc
224
Seventh
Ave.,
W.
Phone
BLACK
735
a
mi
m
t,
.
v
VTon
w4
tun
change
was
made.
PAG2
'iHHH
i'
1
.
CRIMINAL
NEGLIGENCE
j
front
seat
of
the
car,
in
view
of
.the
manner
in
which
he
was
driv
(Continued
trom
Pagu
One)
ing,
had
asked
Osberg
to
stop
and
let
Norma
drive.
After
being
asked
..;....
twice,
Osberg
agreed
and
,
the
seventy-we
lect
of.,,
tnlrTnf
.
struck
before
the
car
came
w
!
V,'
,ul
vlrult
called
to
the
scene,
Earlier
stop.
Nygard
was
carried
about
i
.......
in
the
evenlnz
he
hud
spoken
to
Osberg
outside
a
tor
parlor
down
.
Dr.
R.
G.
Large
testified
that
the
Immediate
cause
of
death
was
"
-
-
;
shock
and
cerebral
comDresslon.
drinking.
,
Dr.
Large
was
called
to
the
scene!
Constable
D.
D.
Mclndoo
told
of
of
accident
and
found
Nygard
un-
examining
me
car.
oac
c
...
eonsclous
and
breathing
laborious-
good
condition.
Ushts
were
in
;
ly.
About
five
minutes
after
reach-
working
order,
tne
norn
was
wot..-Ing
hospital
In
the
ambulance.
;lng
but
the
speedometer
was
not.
Nygard
expired.
Analysis
of
stom-
Norman
v
person,
me
man
uu
ach
contents
of
deceased
disclosed!
was
in
company
with
deceased,
re-presence
of
a
small
quantity
ormembered
nothing.
He.
did
not
alcohol.
even
rememDer
navun;
uccu
mcc,
Dt.Knwi
nob-ban
flcnorman
frnm
he
said.
f
the.
American
boat
Trior,
identified
j
Neither
Osberg
or
Miss
Car6y
!
the,
body
as
that
of
his
shipmate,
-gave
evidence.
f
Olof
Nygard.
1
""
Richard
Olsen,
cook
of
the
Thor,
The
victlmol
tne
trageay
was
f,
told
of
havlnr
been
with
Nygard1
43
years
of
age
and
an
unnatural-.
.
..
.
i
r
1
V.
nJ
11va4
In'
earner
in
ine
evening.
izea
.norwegian.
c
u
.
In
Middle
Or
Road
the
United
States
lor
some
years,
D.inf
TnKn
wioin
MoMvnn
tnia
followlne
the
calling
of
fisherman.
of
Ole
Osberg
drlvlne
the
car
as
He
Is
survived
by
a
widow
and
far
as
Hays
Creek
Bridge
at
wnicn
uve
year
uiu
h
nin
Mna
ramv
tnnir
nvpr
the
body
was
forwarded
this
after-
wheel.
After
turning
on
to
Seventh
noon
aboard
the
setamer
Prince
Avenue
from
Immanuel
Street
two
Rupert
to
lacoma
wnere-uic
men
were
seen
standing
in
the
lunerai
win
taice
piace.
h.
TOtth
their!
Osberz.
the
owner
of
the
death.
arms
around
each
other.
The
'men
car,
is
under
arrest
on
a
charge;
did
not
move.
The
car
was
-
close
oi
ariving
wnue
unu
-t
upon
them
before
they
were
seen,
ence
of
liquor.
He
is
at
present
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