ON JUNE 7, KING GEORGE VI AND QUEEN ELIZABETH OF ENGLAND ./ILL CROSS1 INTO THE UN
ITED STATES FROM CANADA, AT NIAGARA FALLS, AT ABOUT 9|30 P‘m*
ROYAL HONORS, WITH TWENTY-ONE GUN SALUTES AND BANDS PLAYING THE NATIONAL ANTHEMS OF
BOT?TCSs NOT YET BEEN DECIDED IF PRESIDENT AND MRS ROOSEVELT SHALL JOURNEY TO NIAGA
RA FALLS TO MEET THEM. IF NOT, THE RECEIVING HONORS WILL FALL TO CORDELL HULL, SEC
RETARY OF STATE. THE ROYAL COUPLE, ON A SPECIAL TRAIN, WILL ARRIVE IN WASHINGTON
JUST BEFORE NOON OF JUNE 8.
IN CASE PRESIDENT AND MRS.
will meet theca at the Union
station in Washington,along
with the rest of official
dom. Thru a double line
of marines the King and Queen
and their entourage will pass
thru the president'9 room at
the station, where they will
hear an army band render
more national airs.
The royal visitors will
go immediately to the White
House, which will be their
official residence while in
the capital. This being so
there will be no formal visit
paid and received as is usual
between the heads of two
r mint,rifi*.
The first event of the day
in the White House will be a
luncheon, which likely will
be private and en famille.
After that will be a series
of calls upon their majes
ties by official Washington.
First will come the Vice
President and Mrs. Garner,
then Chief Justice Charles
Evans Hughes of the supreme
court and Mrs. Hughes, to
gether with the associate
justices of the supreme
court and their wives.
Half an hour later the
members of the cabinet and
their wives will be receiv
ed, followed by the president
pro tem of the senate, in
this case Senator Key Pitt
man of Nevada and Mrs. Pitt
man. (Senator and Mrs.Pitt
man at one time lived at
Nome. They were married
at Nome after the bride
and her brother mushed
from Dawson to Nome while
the ice was in on the Yukon
River.)
In turn will come the
general of the army, the
chief of staff, the chief
of naval operations and the
commandant of the marine
corps and their ladies. On
top of all that their very
wearied majesties will re
ceive the diplomatic corps.
MAY BECOME A GARDEN PARTY
There is a chance that
all of this will be tele
scoped into a garden party,
held on the White House
ROOSEVELT DO NOT MEET THEIR GUESTS AT THE BORDERt THEY
lawn. At the garden party
those American women in at
tendance who have paid $500
for the privilege of curt
eying before the ling and
Queen will have an oppor
tunity to curtsy without
charge.
At sometime during the
Washington visit, their maj
esties will be motored over
to Arlington to lay a wreat
on the tomb of the Unknown
Soldier. They will probab
ay visit Mt. Vernon and the
grave of George Washington.
White House Will Be
Scene of Official Dinner
On one of the two nights
in Washington there will be
an evening affair at the
White House, probably an
official dinner. For xne
other evening the royal
couple will be entertained
at the British embassy, Sir
Ronald Lindsay, the British
ambassador, has deferred hi
plans for retirement in or
der to officiate while thei
majesties are in Washington
Either on the night of
June 9, or the morning fol
lowing, the royal couple
will entrain for New Yorkt
to visit the World's fair.
In New York for a day,they
will journey that evening t
Hyde Park, where they will
be the weekend guests of
President and Mrs. Roosevel
in less formal style than
when they were in Washing
ton.
No plans have been an
nounced for June 11 at Hyde
Park. It is safe to assun
that their fcajesties will b
glad for a rest.
They leave American soil
on June 12.
Lyman Sands is in Moose
Pass for a few days. He i
m his way from Seward to
lie mine.
APRIL FOOL'S DAY DANCJE A
jAWINO SATURDAY NIGHT OF*
[•HIS WEEK. This will be a
nasquerade affair and u jol
rood time is promised.
CARBON PAPER
LETTER SIZE BOND
YELLOW BOND
#10 WHITE ENVELOPES
#10 MANILA ENVELOPES
TYPEWRITER RIBBONS
WE WRITE LETTERS
MIMEOGRAPH TICKETS
MIMEOGRAPH BILLHEADS
GENERAL TYPING
MOOSE PASS MINER
Lyman Graves is ill* suf
faring an attack of influen
za*
William 0. Douglas, one
time resident of Walla Walla*
succeeds Judge Louis Bran
deis as associate justice of
the United States Supreme
3 Court.
Rooms at the new Mount
McKinley Park hotel will be
named instead od numbered.
The rooms will be named
after lakes in the vicinity
of the hotel and the rail
road will furnish fishing
tackle and exclusive rights
for fishing in the lake cor
responding to the name of
the room occupied by the
visitor.
Passenger on the Alaska
Railway) "I can't sleep a
wink the way this train
keeps jerking along. Is
the engineer crazy?"
Conductor) "No, he isn't
exactly crazy. He's teach*
ing his wife how to drive.
Miss Mary Stafford will
play piano accordion solos
at the card party and dance
which will be given by Sew
ard Woman's Club at I.O.O.F.
hall in Seward on the eve
rning of April 15, Cabaret
style will prevail.