Lawbreakers
irruiCe:
rLiperi'
LXjiiy
i
-fr-.
Wednesday,
OcUjoer
10,
1901
i-ocal
MuJenrs
or
Waihjngton
Colleqe
EASTERN
WASHINOTON
rnr
.
i
Courses
in
First
Port
Simpson
Aid
Resuming
coupe
Wed
Inning
By
Inning
Play
In
fifth
World
Series
Game
Pay
Heavily
LEGE
OF
EDUCATTnw
i"hD.,
1
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.
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nve
Lanaaian
Ki.nnt.ma
v..
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I
nave
registered
for
the
fail
i
.-ii.-f
iotk,
when
Aiii'iKit
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tri
Inning
'
short
left
scoring
Woodlin
to
h.v,
cHy";
ge?
7cr
wa7
at
fire
I
!
le
e
of
E
"5
Tiiiscn
uroceeded
to
tie
score
at
1-1
Berra
reached
1
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80
muc"
ln
hall
when
St.
John
Ambulance
i
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Wallace
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01
Plirt
R
mnc..n
.
OlUUCrilS
irom
17
.itatp.
Dro.
DarK
raced
De-
Mize
was
given
intentional
mi
m.
...
",,u
u
amounted
toi
h.i...
instruction
Friday
j
we
e
joined
in
m,rri..
J'zil.
China.
Hawaii.
Ai.i
1"
'
....
hot
to
load
buses.
M;Di
lT
.
.:rom
171
convictions
of
:,"
6
or
uiM'Ww
sird
wnieh
54
were
rgu.
,,n,i
.v...
First
United
Church.
Rev.
Law-
Canada
are
among
those
re"is-
The
course,
det-iurned
to
eradu-
Wehr
ntfi
,
ttred
this
Quarter
Thn
fmm
jr
flllu
if"
.
"
iiuiuci,
UUl-
lde
a
nice
pickup
of
the!
ting
Yankees
In
front
5-1.
Brown
ate
students
in
Industrial
first!
Th
hria.
i.
.L
j-..,..
Canada
include
Bettv
J.
McNutt.
,jW
No
run.!.
a"Kit:.
onins
Hied
to
u,
uaugnter
OI
Mrs.
Oe'irse
White
and
th
r
!
Victoria
aid
certificate
C,
is
based
on
the
Jennie
C.
Johnstone
0M
!"
...
S'ankv
Government
Liquor
Act.
record
month
drew
$4133.70
from
197
convictions.
Last
month
total
police
revenue
amounted
to
$2271
September
1950
fines
and
costs
totalled
$1858.50.
rounded
toi
Gordon
J.
Leaman,
BC,
and
Don
Hart-Laila
Husay,
Prince
out.
h,i
tlirrw
him
if
the
son
of
the
late
Mr
and
C!-'gary;
Mrs.
Peter
Aiexcee.
!
Chapman
Given
In
marriage
by
her
bro-
!
ZfA
tr.
l
AmnlH
n.b-o
.v..
u..,-
I
KUpert.
ir.
nve
runs,
mree
hits,
one
error,
one
left.
Giants
Jack
Lohrke
went
In
to
hit
for
Janxen
and
struck
out
awllifrlng.
Btanky
was
an
easy
out,
Loput
to
Ml.e.
Dark
lniH
oted
a
J'lle
"f'e
over
s
nead
into
left.
Thom-
'
fortieth
edition
of
the
St.
John
Ambulance
Association
first
aid
text
book.
'
'
I
Secretary
J.
C.
Ewart
said
today
that
some
12
industrial
first
.
aid
certificate
holders
are
operating
in
this
district
but
that,
i
with
Increased
Industry
ln
the
I
area,
morj
-firrt-aiders"
would
j.
hih
fly
to
Liiiwas
sinsled
!
past
Hizzuto
Into
centre
field
approached
the
altar
in
a
floor
'
appear(d
bf,fore
Magistrate
W.
length
gown
of
white
lace-over-
j
iLll.
satin,
wearing
a
seert
rwori
or,,t
'.
.
..untrt'
ll'Vln
crystal
necklace.
Her
floor-length
veil
was
eaiioh.
with
Woodllng
loped
in
for
Thomson's
high
fly
In
short
lett
No
runs,
one
hit,
no
errors,
one
left.
Fourth
InniiiB
Boxing
to
Be
Probed
I
be
required
!h-iaddrcs
""
of
seeded
pearls
and
and
Oulte
often
rh.
In,,,
1".
ieetl
Pearli
xannees
,
.
....
,..jrmM
oeaas.
one
carried
a
bou-
!
"
6
A'ssoclaUon
branch
;
of
Ulies
and
pink
roses
Munt.e
K"f.nnrl,r
went
in
to
pitch
for
Giants.
Lu-
NEW
YORK
K
firid
wali.
.sending
Dark
j
and.
when
Woodilns
the
bail.
Iar
k
continued
pieman
sent
a
solt
fly
.
jiio
One
run,
two
hits,
une
left.
Swund
limine
,
..Mavs
i4.tlli'l'd
ln
to
,u
llJf
1
t"-ring
fly
In
,
centre
Thnmson
fielded
ila
ilut
SllUi.stl
to
in-
d
tu.r
line.
McDougald
,
srt'uiid
on
iwo-ba.se
er-,-ifl
came
in
fust
for
A
countryside
'
demand
for
men
with
industrial
'Jr.
M'm-Bridesmaids
f
0n,0r
Was
Mrs-Jhn
ilessinnni
i
were
"
'
"
"
"'wunm
h,iv-
oox-
f
urm
irut
ma
iH
fii,t.
iickpts
.
,j
....
j
iiiiig
waiKea
rnr
second
r1.,v,fr
nP
said,
.;.ci
such
Fauiine
White,
Bernice
Alexce-,.
Rose
Alexcee,
Verna
Aiexcee,
Annie
Johnson.
time.
Rlzzuto
punched
ouUdo1
.
Lv
L
,
taU's
began
a
'm8n
would
"no
doubt
be
:
pitch
for
home
run
scorZi
?.H
"
bff"re
a
Ceral
grand
growing."
-
Woodllng.
The
blow
alii
Ll
travelled
,
f
ort
t
cura
a":
The
The
jurv.
jurv.
catherori
catherorl
t,,.,,ti,o.
t,,,
,(!,,..
.
I
I
r,
T.
J"
Dcrra
PmPed
to
the
the
c
direction
nf
th.
ttnu,i
'
II
nnasir
fnm
riii.UH
c'JJ1Ma!lu
States
Attornev-neni
How-
'
'left
tVlk.
zTfou.'r
ar.d
Mc".
wli.
sk
uJ
deTer-
Jamaica
Fund
ant.l-trili!t.
Ian,
a
:
rum.
Two
runs
t
hit.
mlne
whether
ANNUAL
CLEARANCE
USED
CARS
Last
week's
ar!r"rt!.-:ed
specials
have
been
sold.
1949
ford
Custom
Sedan
195C
PLYMOUTH
Sedan
1940
WILLYS
Station
Wagon
1942
CHEVROLET
Sedan
1947
WILLYS
Station
Wagon
1942
PLYMOUTH
Sedan
TRUCK
SPECIALS
1950
FORI)
J-ton
176
W.
B.
1949
FORD
3-ton
176
W.
B.
1947
FORD
3-ton
158
W.
B.
Offers
considered
on
1939
CI1EV.
S.-dan
Delivery.
All
reconditioned
ready
to
go
Bob
Parker
Ltd.
FORD
-
MONARCH
DEALERS
.Frlnce
Rupert,
B.C.
errors,
one
left
'
""
have
have
been
been
violated
and
to
inquire
into
possible
monopolistic
holds
on
boxing
champions
Receipt
of
an
anneal
frnm
tho
GlanU
Irvirr
bounced
out
Brown
to
Mize.
Rizznt,.
n.,J
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce
for
co-operation
in
publicizing
uoiotny
Faithful.
Flower
girls
were
Helen
Hagen
and
Brenda
Johnson.
Best
man
was
Frank
Aiexcee,
aided
by
his
brother
Leonard
Urhjrs
were
Wayne
Ryan,
Allen
Brooks,
Charles
Henry,
Henry
Wesley,
Douglas
Wells.
Philip
Aiexcee
and
Chester
Price.
Reception
was
held
at
the
Civic
Centre.
The
bride's
mother
wore
a
grey
suit
and
hat
with
a
red
rose
corsage.
,
Following
their
wedding
trip
to
T.-rrace,
the
couple
will
reside
at
Port
Simpson.
to
his
rlirht
fur
r
,
.!,,.,.,.
Although
no
specific
ortranl-
mentioned
te
,
,....
rr
..!
.u
I
L'"is
v.'er
i
switched
to
Esso
service
for
Fall
changeover
For
your
Fall
changeover
needs,
protect
the
investment
you
have
in
your
car
with
Marvelube,
the
Heavy
Duty
detergent
motor
oil
that
meets
car
manufacturers'
specifications
for
correct
lubrication
.
.
.
and
with
Imperial
Esso
Specialized
Lubrication
which
services
every
point
by
chart
according
to
manufacturers'
requirements.
Make
a
date
this
week
for
Fall
changeover
with
your
Imperial
Esso
dealer
and
his
"Care
Saves
Wear"
service.
grounoer
and
got
off
a
quhk
snap
throw
to
Mize
for
the
put-out.
Mays
sent
a
high
Xly
to
Woodlhig
in
left.
No
runs
nj
hiti.
no
priors,
none
left.
,
Fifth
Inning
Yankees
Thomson
came
1.1
nie
iciiei
campaign
being
.carried
on.
on
bvhalf
of
those
who
suffered
great
hardships
as
a
result
of
the
hurricane
in
Jamaica,
was
announced
today
by
.
C.
Gilker,
President
of
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce.
The
Chamber's
letter,
it
was
'"w
w
oig
into
activities
of
the
spiawling
International
Boxing
Club
which
"promotes
boxing:
In
arenas
In
New
York
Chicago,
Detroit
and
6t.
Louis.
'
The
International
Boxing
Commission
has
better
then
miin
j.aiiU.'iS
lu
liner.
coi-i
tu
LiK
K-'iuii
who
flip-gM,
covering
flr.st,
tor
m
p
.i.v.
No
run,
no
-
error,
nnc
icft.
.-Mays
walked
on
full
ii.'tung
hit
one-bouncer
I
.-pa;
a'.arted
double
,.u-r
to
M.'Uougald
to
,sn
stopped
Westrum's
juiiiltr
with
Ina
chest
.
-k
a.!".
diamond
to
putoiit.
No
hlUi,
no
er-
.e
.elt.
Third
Inning
s--Jarwn
Blabbed
Lo---bumcr
and
tossed
Woodang
walked
on
.its
Kizmo
walked
on
liiit
Bert
a
liit
Jansen's
A
jhatpiy
lu
Lui'kman
iJaiit,
forcing
Riz-1(i
cii.j
went
to
third.
p.:!.
,.nl
a
.Mn;lo
into
last
for
McDougald'
slow
luonai
contrast
-"""-nor
for
network
nntwnrir
te
t.i
oounuer
and
If
you
want
to
sell
It,
advertise
fired
arra
.:"""""
e-
tt
out
BroJ
"
ni.,"
aw
,brf)i"'ast
"oxlng
ibl'uts
Wednesday
i.
r-n'..
and
Prld.iv
Lockman
for
ii.
news
cixssified.
dOWn
Ill'lnolnn
v.
...
i
'I.IU
win
who
made
a
fine
fnllimr
s-
.i.c:.iiiTuy
ue-
fleeted
Lopat
s
smash
to
box
to
Stanky
who
threw
to
Lockman
for
putout.
No
runs,
one
hit,
no
errors,
one
left.
potnted
cut,
explained
that
a
National
Canadian
committee
has
been
formed
to
collect
contributions
to
the
Governor
of
Jamaica's
Hurricane
Relief
funrj.
Headed
In
Montreal
by
James
Mull.
President
of
the
Royal
Bank
cf
Canada,
othv
committees
have
been
organized
in
Toronto,
Vancouver
and
Halifax
Purpose
of
the
fund
is
to
secure
financial
aid
to
meet
Jamaica's
catch
t0
runs,
no
retire
the
batter.
No
hits,
no
errors,
none
ni
......
ieu.
villus
riarcung
rued
to
nl-
,
Maaaio.
Westrum
doubled
BlV,
,,nU7Dave,Wllliams
batle
H:gney
battled
for
Kennedy
'
'LC?ln-
.
out.
"
lo
l-0,""s.
Klzzuto
also
nev.
g
fly
II
r
nooonng
caught
Rigney
threw
out
Stanky.
Dark
lined
to
if
immeaiate
nveds
for
food
and
the
sign
that
says
IMPERIAl
(Ssso)
Mcuougaid.
N0
runs,
no
hits
no
errors,
none
left.
'
Ninih
Inning
Yankee
Alex
Knyikovtskl,
rliihthajider.
became
Giants'
fifth
pitcher.
Lopat
fouled
to
lORDCALVERTc
to
stop
for
Don't
"""y
a"o
uied
to
Woodllng
No
ruiu,
one
hit,
no
errors.
Sixth
Inning
Yankees
Spencer
became
th;
third
Giant
pitcher.
Woodllng
grounded
out,
Stanky
to
Lock-man.
RLzuto
singled.
Berra
sin-fled,
sending
Rizzuto
to
third.
When
Hartung
bubbled
the
ball
renaDiinaiion.
Financial
contributions
to
this
fund
will
be
accepted
by
any
branch
of
the
chartered
banks.
"The
appeal
from
the
Canadian
Chamber."
said
Mr.
Oilker,
ot
the
Princ
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce,
"reports
that
relativ
lieriaxit-
"""i"".
wooding
walloped
a
tremendous
triple
to
deepest
Canaoian
tvhiskg
"gin
iieia
out
es
es
and
ana
friends
mends
nf
of
man..
manv
rwxuio
continued
home
n-.
7"
1
ui,
vrymg
Cana-!
erHAUL
It!
Maggio
f
ert
to
Hart,,
no-
.
.
'
.
,
"i
mug
aunc
nave
been
touched
h
tvo:
I
.
a
L-gue
double
;
bouncout0
i
r
Srvl
vi
I
tl
a
EXCLUSIVE
AGENTS
FOR
-v
Him
in
mi;
1
svi
ut-imiu
secona,
scoring
Berra
to
man
Nn
,,m.
nn
i-.V
w"'i.uiiii
is
anoraea
to
lend
put
the
Yankees
In
front,
9-L
no
"e
tt
'
1L'n
t0
a
Sister
ora'tion
I
on
those
special
occasions
MtLiougaia
bounced
to
Thom-
ra,t.
..r
,
J
mmt
ut
commerce
and
f
"
Mem'a
change
of
Jamaica.
homson
Wn
made
r.w
,
T
feel
surp
thi
annoi
win
IT
r
.
3
"
1
I
I
I
...ill
Is.
tSi
1
mt
rji
1
'
US'
nC
Thomso"--Woodllng
a
sen-
r,,'
,
sational
running
catch
of
Ir-
as
s
,r?s:,
s
&
iS
stir
the
sympathetic
interest
and
oc-iu
to
help
of
local
citizens
"
added
Mr.
Gilker.
1
mssu
1
1
ni
rfcj
The
SHaler"
SHOE
FOR
MEN
errors,
none
left.
1
tXi-H
LIS,
:
K?
loiti)
Caufrt
I
I
t
I
.
PLUMBING
and
HEATING
R
H
Yankees
13
12
Giants
1
5
Winning
pitcher
Lopat.
Losing
pitcher
Jensen
Time
2:31.
grounded
out,
Rizzuto
to
Collins.
No
runs,
one
hit,
no
errors.
Scvtmlh
Inning
Yankees-
Brown
walked.
Colling
bunted
and
beat
Spencer's
throw
to
Lockman.
Gerry
Coleman
ran
for
Brown.
Lopat
rapped
back
to
Spencer
who
threw
to
first
to
retire
the
niifhur
.
your
enaina
mm
hi
"middle
one".
11
1
;
is
i
-irSS
ports
overtax
other
and
the
1
0'
deteriorates
")
.
UNLESS
order
an
rn.t
to
tgtlOKUK
DAWES
AUCTIONEER
Phone
Green
810
and
Red
17
both
runners
advanced.
Woodllng
walked.
Rizzuto
walked,
forcing
in
Coleman.
Corwin
re-i
placed
Spencer
on
the
mound,
j
Corwin''.
second
pitch
to
Berra
I,
The
Reliable
and
Prompt
Service
You
Know
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&
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Ltd
3rd
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W.
Pkn
Ri,t
o
iob
bv
nur
was
wild,
allowing
Collin
in
'
mechanics.
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keen
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and
Alterations
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long,
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Christmas
TOYS
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advertisement
is
not
published
OB-displayed
by
the
Liquor
-ZZ1
UI
UK
government
ot
British
Columbia.
score
and
the
other
runners
to
advance
a
base.
DIMaggio
rammed
a
double,
scoring
Woodllng
,.ipd
Rizzuto.,
Dark
(ic-ldtdi
Bauer
s--'.sharps
grtfotidr
"tttid
'
threw
to
Thomson
to
patch
Di-Magglo
going
to
third.
Four
runs,
two
hits,
no
errors.
Giants
Coleman
went
to
second
base
and
McDougald
moved
to
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