25
TAXI
Boston
Gr
and
Ambulance
Servico
Anvwhara
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotal,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
VOL
XVI.
No.
235.
BRITISH
ST.
LOUIS,
October
7.
The
New
Tor
Yankee
went
one
up
In
the
World
Betiei
when
they
defeated
61.
Leu
is
Cardinal
three
to
two
In
the
fifth
came
of
r.e
aerie
tbla
afternoon.
It
wa
a
thrilling
extra
inning
battle
in
which
6t.
Louts
m
even
with
the
Yanks
at
the
ninth
inning,
the
Yankee
putting
the
oii.nn
run
over
the
home
plate
in
an
eitra
frame.
Sherdel
waa
on
the
mound
for
St
Louts
and
came
within
an
ace
of
It-Cwiiiif
hlmaelf
tor
the
low
of
the
first
tame.
Herb
Pronock
once
Main
r
:
aed
Um
Yank
to
victory,
thui
wtuntec
hU
second
game
of
the
aerie.
The
fcjie
-.ve
-catcher
wer
Severeld
and
OTarreB.
a
The
neit
tame
will
be
on
Saturday
POWELL
RIVER
:
ll4
m
lo
the
pulp
and
paper
mil!
ym,
It
i
T
O.
fvttuUo.
minuter
of
i.'
1;
she
presence
of
Lieut
Oover-rt
Btrdolph
R.
Bruce,
who
armed
.
tlttY
rATIl'At-10KII.Y
AMI
NO-1IIINO
711
!tV
BorTHAilPTON.
Oct
.
Lord
and
Lady
Byng
arrived
here
today
and
ww
olflrtalh
welcomed
by
the
mayor,
the
ihrrttf
and
a
group
of
newspapermen
On
of
the
first
Inquiries
put
to
Lord
Byng
in
by
pre
representative
regarding
hi
constitution!
power
aa
Oov-einor
General
"I
think
w
had
belter
leave
that
alone."
said
the
former
gov-c
iw
Everything
turned
out
very
aat-U'actortly
If
the
queatlon
U
raised
at
again
It
will
b
at
tb
Imperial
Con-fcrence
but
at
the
present
moment
there
nothing
on
can
ey
about
it
As
I
at
It
all
worked
out
very
welt
HARDSHIPS
OF
WAR
IN
CHINA
LontK
i.At:.
in
Lit
mil'
om
1U
ItlXll
l'
lACI
DITUIN
IIV
NO"-Till
UN
AllMV
i
I.
HANKOW.
Chlni,
Oct
7.
In
Wu
Chang,
central
China'
bottomlea
pit'
where
hunger
and
pestilence,
suffering
ml
death
rid
apocolyptlcal
mounts,
twelve
tbouaa'nd
women
and
children
and
beggar
of
th
Impoverished
class
have
com
bringing
with
them
almost
vnbelleveabl
tale
of
hardship
from
the
beleagured
city.
Too
humble
to
be
of
value
a
pawn
In
the
great
war
gam
raging
for
con
trol
of
the
Yangts
valley
provinces,
th
lefugee
were
delivered
over
by
the
northern
army
to
the
relief
expedition,
EDMONTON
FISH
MAN
VISITING
IN
CITY
YIEW
TO
BUSINESS
P.
Johnson
of
the
Johnson
Klsherlcl
Lid,
of
Edmonton
U
here
today
In
connection
with
the
extension
of
hi
business
to,
utilisation
of
fish
caught
at
Prlnc
Rupert.
Hitherto
hi
firm
hftv
devoted
1U
energle
to
handling-
lako
llh,
He
1
spending
a
few
day
here
nd
today
wa
a
guest
at
th
Rotary
Club
at
luncheon.
'
when
the
acene
will
ahtft
to
New
York
where
the
bl
how
started
last
day.
The
Yank
need
but
on
more
?
Ic
ier
y
to
capture
the
world
champion-
thlp.
while
the
Cartinal
will
have
to
make
it
two
straight
now
in
the
final
game
if
they
are
to
win.
1
Today
wa
tb
(ml
extra
Inning
ortMli
ON
WEDM-MiAY
IIV
LIl.tT
,
game
of
the
1W6
set-lea.
Sherdel
and
MitLKNOK
IlKin:
AMI
MIX-
Pronock
pitched
remarkable
ball
with
lTLK
or
LMm
iibe
St
Loul
moundsmen
having
alight-
If
the
better
of
the
argument
with
a
rQWEU.
RIVER,
October
7
-Tunun
I
myUiyin
alow
ewe.
Babe
Ruth
:.
j
twiuh
which
set
In
motion
Ur
fanaed
once
and
reached
first
on
a
waunaiey
psjw-maug
:
put
Bt
lout
wa
the
first
to
aoore
putting
a
counter
term
the
pUu
in
the
fourth
with
two
hit.
New
York
came
Lack
In
th
Vxth
and
tied
up
the
j
or
xpjer
ratncian.
eomnnmenveo
i
tear
but
Uy'
.
.
.
.
.
.ti
.
...
II
Ilk
.m
MtLUI.ft
IIIH
AIT
ION
Tt
KM
U
(KT'OT
".""-"
Ivxna
ana
lis
ininrr
in
iiwwn
at
Paririr
The
death
occurred
ai
the
early
part
of
this
week
at
Encanto.
California,
of
Jack
MeCubbln.
a
former
resident
of
tbl
district
and
a
brother
of
Troma
MeCubbln
of
Pacific.
He
wa
overseaa
with
the
102nd
regiment
during
the
war.
Ur.
MeCubbln
leaves
to
mourn
bit
i
death
a
widow
at
Encanto
and
a
mother
and
brvtber
at
Pacific.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Onlv
four
boU
marketed
their
catche
l.ere
tcdsy.
two
Canadian
and
two
American.
Price
paid
tf
for
American
1840c
and
16
80c
with
8c
and
c
for
second.
Canadians
wer
given
ISJOc
and
1520c
with
6c
and
10c
for
second.
Arrivals
were:
AMLHU'AN
Omaney.
SB
.000.
to
Booth
Ft-herlc.
Tatoosh.
18.000.
to
Cold
Storage.
I'ANAIIIAN
Cape
Spencer.
8.000,
to
AUln
Kaien.
3.600.
to
Cold
Storage.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
i
Wheat
B.C.
Slher
..
Dunwell
Howe
Sound
Marmot
Premier
Porter
Idaho
Richmond
MINERS
.Cardinal
Cardinal
Jumped
Jumped.,
.ahead
ahead
.
be
Posell
Rlrer
Paper
Co..
UA.
tipoi
Tj,ln
fjp
tfi.r&tftiUTr
Tbev
YahWi
"-
it'
advance
la
lb
industrial
ill
tcotnX
the
tying
run
in
the
ninth
a
a
ef
Bri'Ab
Columbia.
Th
new
plant,
tmtil
of
three
hlte
A
rally
In
the
'-.
waa
thua
formally
opened.
In
untb
gal
He
lory
to
the
Yankee
lj
stun
the
output
of
the
local
mlli
three
to
two.
Iran
2M
to
(00
ton
dally
The
new
jjj,
tcotr
a&
:s
ml
8SJD00.000
bringing
th
R
II
E
t"Al
investment
of
the
company
lo
ap-
Vw
York
3
1
r.::ximately
131.000.000
8t
Louie
2
7
8
BYNG
PLEASED
''OMmramOTOF
rrnnxi'
DISTRICT
DIEI)
THIS
iihtii
n
WITH
ELECTION
week
at
California
Bid.
Asked.
1.S8
1.80
140
1.11
1.18
41.00
44.00
AWV4
.0h
2.05
215
.07
.07
h
.11
.13
;
OITOMill
While
......v
no
official
FERNlfc.
uciuuri
..
action
ha
yet
been
taken.
It
la
gen
.
.
i.
.
....
rv..,-i.-a
i
eraiiy
uHu,kwvu
..
n
nnt
oDnoe
the
re-election
In
East
Kooteiuy
oi
no".
a
minister
01
neami
suu
v..
re-etbllshment.
til.ll
I'Ol'NTKV
IOOTH.U.L,
En(Mli
league
IHv.
I.
Bunderland
7,
Burnley
1.
atatlstlcal
clerk
CNJl.
Hubert
Prrry.
here
ha
been
transferred
to
Vanoou-ver
and
will
leave
for
that
city
on
th.
prlnc
George
tonight
MOST
Or1
THE
llH.UV
lNM
Wll.H
LDMONTOV
HEINtl
MINT
WEST
!
AT
EDJklONTON.
Dec
7
-
-Threshing
U
I
well
under,
way
In
Uil
district
and
th
quality
of
the
grain
Inspected
here
tl
j
better
than
had
been
exacted.
Already
j
almost
halt
a
million
bushels
of
wheal.
has
been
Inspected
here
and
practically
all
of
tt
hat
gone
west.
Calgary
I
alo
sending
grain
west.
GRAND
FORKS
AND
GREENWOOD
TO
HAVE
BEER
PARLORS
SOON
VICTORIA,
Oct.
7.-
The
cabinet
yesterday
passed
an
order
In
council
permitting
the
licensing
ot
beer
parlor
In
Grand
Fork
and
Oreenwood
In
accord-
TAKE
Pastor
of
Baptist
Church
here
for
past
two
years
who
ha
accepted
call
to
Nelson.
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
7
The
motorshlp
Buenos
Aire
which
went
ashore
at
Oow-
land
Point.
Pender
Island,
was
refloated
at
high
tide
last
night
and
proceeded
to
Esqulmalt,
dry
dock
for
survey
and
re-
pairs,
according
to
a
wireless
message
received
here.
NO
t'OHEKIN'
lt:'ORATIONS
RIO
JANEIRO.
Oct.
8.
Brazilian
cltlrens,
regardlra
of
position
or
rsuU,
are
forbidden
by
a
new
Constitutional
nnce
wltb
the
expressed
wish
of
the
peo-
amendment
to
accept
foreign
decors
Die
of
that
district
at
a
recent
plcbla-
tlons.
Cltlrens
accepting
such
hoiiori
clto.
BUENOS
AIRES
FLOATEDAGAIN
'will
lose
their
rltlsenshlp.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT.
Br..
THURSDAY
OCTOBER
7,
1988.
(PKfeflflkr
"jggtBgtgtgP
aafc
MaVty
jSttktBiR
ISLAM)
or
rOKTIKOKESE
or
Uouae
Island,
oft
Corfu.
r
"Jkb
i
plcturenue
and
ronvoitic
:i
th
world.
Storm
hare
deif.r
-yed
parts
of
the
aeawall
and
money
Is
tai
k
tot
the
needed
repair.
British
Miners
Decide
Favor
BEER
SELLERS
WANT
CHANGES
'
t
AKi:
lllA1lslli:i
ITH
PKIENT
PKOIITl
ANII
MUX
A-K
I
OR
(
,
.moke
rim
ilec.ls
j
VICTOrtlA.
Oct.
7.
The
Time
of
thU
1
city
says:
Vancouver
beer
parlor
oper-J
a
lor
will
com
to
Victoria
In
the
next
'
few
days
to
ask
Attorney
General
Man
son
and
Liquor
Commissioner
Hugh
j
Davidson
for
change
In
th
exUUntj
beer
parlor
regulation.
j
The
nature
of
the
proposals
ha
noti
been
made
known
jet
but
It
1
under-
i
stood
to
Involve
Important
departure
In
the
liquor
policy
of
uie
province.
The
operators
of
beer
establishments
are
said
to
be
dissatisfied
with
the
financial
return
of
the
business
of
late.
particularly
alnce
the
exclusion
of
women
from
the
premise
and
are
seeking
means
of
increasing
their
net
earning.
threshtngTn
ALBERTANOW
g;s
Withdrawing
Safety
Men
from
Mines
by
Three
to
One
Vote
I
LONDON.
October
7.
Delegate
to
the
conference
of
the
miners'
federa-
'
tlon
tcdsy
adopted
'
a
resolution
Introduced
by
the
South
Wale
delegates
to
withdraw
the
safety
men
frcm
the
mines.
The
vote
In
favor
of
withdrawal
wa
COO
.000
to
200.000
against
The
conference,
which
U
being
held
at
Scarborough
today.
Is
attended
by
2
,CO0
delegate
and
1
presided
over
for
the
first
time
In
history
by
a
woman.
Dame
Caroline
Brtdgeman.
wife
of
the
First
Lord
of
the
Admiralty.
The
resolution
declared,
above
other
thing,
that
the
Trade
Union
Law
In
It
present
tlage
menace
national
security
and
deprive
the
individual
worker
DEV.
E.
ft.
Tt'UNEK
3f
political
and
industrial
freedom
and
aks
for
specific
measures
to
overcome
'
these.
j
LONDON.
Oct-
7.
The
delegate
to
the
conference
of
the
Miner
Federation
to-
iday
unanimously
adopted
a
resolution
rejecting
the
government's
latest
pro-
ipcsals
for
the
settlement
of
the
coal
strike
after
the
announcement
of
a
district
rote
of
737.000
to
42.000
In
favor
of
such
action.
ASKCHANGEIN
STRIKE
LAWS
c
om:rvativks
in
enolanh
wot
mi
i
ivi!
ii
ii
it
it
tiki:v
iii'.iiiki:
t
AI'TION
I
SCARBOROUGH,
Oct.
7.
The
Conser
vative
party
In
conference
here
today
i
unanimously
adopted
a
retolutlon
urg
ing
a
change
In
the
trade
union
law
,
making
the
calling
of
a
atrlke
Illegal
without
a
ballot
of
the
member
ot
the
union
affected.
FRENCH
MAYOR
HAD
GREAT
GRANDCHILDREN
TO
NUMBER
OF
200
WINNIPEG.
Oct
7
Loul
Desautel.
a
pioneer
of
thl
province,
agea
vi
year,
who
died
recently,
waa
the
tther
of
18
children
and
1
also
survived
by
100
grandchildren
and
.200
great-grandchildren.
Mr.
Desautel.
.who
came
from
Quebec
to
St.
Anes
des
Cbene.
60
years
ago,
served
ther
a
reeve
and
councillor.
WOMEN
MIK
11
VK
MANILA,
Oct.
7.
Twenty-elght
women
are
among
the
eleven
hundred
can-didatea
who
registered
with
the
clerk
of
the
supreme
court
for
the
examination
for
admission
to
the
bar
X
Circulation
1676
DRASTIC
Sale
SM
OBJECTION
TAKEN
TO
barely
missing
high
tension
wires
car;
rtog
e.000
volts.
He
with
alight
Injuries.
escaped
&
COST
PLUS
BASIS..0F.
by
Public
Tender
I'nder
King
Government
.
1
'
1
:i
i
.
HOTEL
CONSTRUCTION
OTTAWA,
Oct
7.
The
cancellation
of
the
Vancouver
Hotel
contract
wa
because
of
objection
to
the
coat
plus
plan
of
building
and
to
tbe
fact
that
tenden
were
not
asked.
The
contract
wa
awarded
1"
July
on
a
ccst
plus
basis
without
tender,
to
th
Ryan
Construction
Company.
The
hotel
will
be
bunt
but
it
will
be
by
public
tender
and
the
cost
plus
arrangement
will
not
be
fol
lowed.
.
The
new
government
ha
also
can
celled
a
lease
between
the
department
of
railway
and
canals
and
the
National
Hydro
Company
of
Montreal
which
waa
concluded
Just
before
the
recent
election
and
which
covered
the
mush
discussed
Carillon
power
project
on
the
Ottawa
River.
The
original
lease
wa
made
to
the
ccmpanle
by
the
Melghen
government
In
1921.
It
was
to
expire
the
coming
December,
but
at
th
end
of
August
It
was
renewed.
The
common
report
1
that
the
big
Shawlnlgan
Company
ha
secured
control
of
tV
new
corporation.
A
a
preliminary
to
an
examination
ot
the
ahole
status
of
the
matter
the
government
has
cancelled
the
renewed
lease.
CLUBS
CHARGED
WITH
SELLING
OF
LIQUOR
Cae
Agalnvt
(irrat
War
Veteran
and
Grand
Terminal
are
Adjourned
for
tl;ht
Hays
Tbe
Great
War
Veteran
and
Grand
Terminal
Club
were
charged
In
the
city
police
court
thi
'morning
before
Magistrate
MeClymont
with
selling
liquor.
These
case,
which
are
the
sequel
to
recent
convictions
ot
Philip
La-porte
and
Arthur
Beale
on
liquor
selling
charges,
were
adjourned
for
eight
days.
ARGUMENT
CONCLUDED
IN
FUEL
OIL
APPEAL
IIIRTII.
At
the
Any
ox
Hospital,
yesterday
morning
at
11:25
a
son
was
born
to
Mr
and
Mr.
James
R.
Mitchell,
Gladya
Kemp
Both
weU.
ml
Large
Upstair
Dining-
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor'
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
bent
for
the
leait.
Phone
467.
pr:c
ACTON
PITTSBURG
COMES
UNDER
ANCIENT
BLUE
UWS
RESPECT
TO
SUNDAY
GAMES
I
New
York
Takes
Lead
in
the
World
Series
by
j
Winning
Fifth
Game
NEW
MILL
AT
Pittsburg
Comes
Under
Blue
Laws
of
a
Hundred
Years
Ago
Prohibiting
All
Sunday
Games
PITTSBURG.
October
7.
Pennsylvania'
second
largest
city
today
face
the
prospect
of
a
"spotless
Sunday"
with
an
additional
banon
Sunday
sales
of
j
tobacco
and
confections
a
strong
possibility,
through
the
"Invoking"
of
the
blue
lavs
of
1794
which
have
been
Ignored
for
more
than
a
century
by
police
oft'clil.
James
W.
Clark,
the
Pittsburg
director
of
public
safety,
yesterday
prohibited
the
playing
of
any
sport
on
Sunday,
including
football,
baseball,
golf,
ten-nls
and
quoits
and
then
declared
be
would
enforce
every
phase
of
the
"blue
laws"
which
ban
all
Sunday
activities
but
"that
necessary
for
lite."
ALAN
COHHAM
NEARLY
HIE
ELNCKLEY,
England.
Oct.
7.
Sir
Alan
Cobiucn,
British
ace
and
worlds
greatest
long
distance
flyer
'who
Just
completed
his
record
breaking
flight
to
Australia
and
back
this
week,
narrowly
escaped
death
In
a
little
moth
plane
today
when
the
engine
stopped.
The
aviator
made
a
forced
landing
UNOMEENDS
DEATH
TRIP
CAPT.
1HVIU
HITt'HIE
AKK1VLS
HERE
AH
I
K
I'tKlHH
TRIP
WITH
BODY
OP
HH
I'ATHEK
The
halibut
schooner
Unome
arrived
In
port
at
1
o'clock
this
afternoon
having
on
board
the
body
of
the
late
James
Ritchie.
lather
of
David
Ritchie,
skipper
cf
the
boat.
The
.remains
are
being
turned
over
to
the
B.C.
Undertakers
to
be
prepared
tor
burial
It
Is
believed
that
the
death
of
the
late
Mr.
Ritchie
was
a
result
of
being
'
gassed.
On
Monday
night,
when
the
Cnome
waa
at
sea
fishing,
he
collapsed
and.
In
the
teeth
of
s
raging
southeast
gwl,
the
vwsl
repsrred
to
Misset.t,
The
vessel
arrived
there
at
B
o'clock
Tuesday
morning
and
deceased
was
placed
In
hospital
where
he
expired
at
5
o'clock
Contract
for
Yancuiiicr
Hotel
to
be
let
Tuesday
night.
The
same
evening
th
'
Minilni
srpr
nlfl
shrkirri
th
T7nnm-
and
the
vessel
started
out
for
Prince
Rupert.
That
night
the
staunch
little
schooner
battled
through
the
terrific
stcrm
which
waa
raging
though
there
were
misgivings
that
she
might
go
to
the
bottom
on
the
way.
Yesterday
forenoon
tbe
Unome
arrived
at
Dundaa
Island
and
took
shelter
there.
This
morning
she
set
out
again
at
0
o'clock:
and
the
death
trip
was
ended
with
the
arrival
here
early
this
afternoon.
NEW
GOVERNOR
IS
HONORED
M
I'l.ltlNTENDENT
OP
EDI
CATION'
OR
H.C.
ALM)
'GIVEN
HONORARY
DECREE
HV
MciiilX
MONTREAL,
Oct
7
At
a
reualoi.
commemorating
the
150th
Anniversary
of
McGUl
University
yesterday
Viscount
WlUlngdon
received
the
honorary
degree
of
Doctor
of
Laws.
Samuel
J.
Willi
of
Victoria,
superin
tendent
of
education
tor
British
'Columbia,
also
had
the
same
honor
bestowed
upon
him,
being
a
graduate
ot
.hat
university.
BALLPLAYERS
ARE
WEL
PAID
WINNERS
GET
8C2M
EACH
THIS
YEAR
AS
PROCEEDS
OP
I
IK-iT
THREE
GAME
ST.
LOUIS.
Oct.
7.
Players
In
th
World
Serlet
received,
a
record
sum
their
share
In
the
receipt
The
winner
get
86.254
each
and
the
loser
14,129.
,
Previous
to
this
year
tn
largest
sum
paid
wa
In
1S23
when
tb
Yankee
and.
Giants
battled
for
supremacy,
the
winning
Yankees
getting
86.143
each
and
the
losing
Olants
14.1(2.
BY
ATTORNEY
GENERAL!
DOUBLE
RECORD
OTTAWA,
Oct.
7.
-
Argument
ha
been
concluded
In
the
supreme
court
appeal
in
the
case
of
th
Attorney
Oeueral
of
British
Columbia
versus
th
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
Involving
the
constitutionality
of
the
B.C.
fuel
oil
tax.
Judgment
was
reserved.
ST.
LOUIS
GAME
ATI
ENHANCE
LARGEST
I
OU
CITY
AND
LONGEST
GAME.
TAKING
t
HOIKS
40
MIM'TEH
BT.
LOUIS,
Oct.
7A
reord
St.
Loul
crowd
of
38.800
paid
8166,090
to
see
ye.
terdiy1
World
Series
baseball
gam,
which
In
the
length
of
time
It
took
to
n!ply
also
approached
a
record,
occupy-
jtng
to
hour
and
forty
minute.