rrlnce
Rupert
Raining;,
SOUth-
Leterv
30.21;
temperature,
.52;
sea
Stfo.
Inoderate,
"
.XXVI.
No.
233.
New
York
Yankees
whipped
Carl
Hubbell
and
the
iork
Giants
by
a
score
of
8
to
1
in
the
first
came
of
11137
World
benes
belore
close
to
sixty
thousand
fans
it
nvnnni
AN
IVIUKIN
SEES
GAME
iim
Inn
Itlci'jnr
If
ArA
10RK,
Oct.
6:
(CP)
A
i
u
Manrr
rrrnrn
tar
n
miu
s
spectators.
Lawrence
Kub-
k.-,
--
.
r
j
i
t
i
uicauc
manager
ui
ncicui-
is
the
Ala.skan
and
Stan
'
Canadian.
firm
nielli
iu.
v
..
...
M
IH
I
IIM
PRAIRIES
Care
of
on
Farms,
It
U
Announced
aw
a
irt
r.
rrn
C
nn
A
M
again
be
cared
for
this
under
the
Farm
Improve
last
year.
It
Is
announced
by
Nurman
Rogers,
minister
of
eie
employed
In
this
way
I..
R
n
v
tf
((.AH.
i
mu
.
u
v.
mem
atujcu
Willi
iiic
1
woughout
the
summer
sea
Toda?
Weather
lOovernment
"legT.pn4)
"race-
Jlalnlng,
calm,
temper
ri
in
-naming,
cairn,
n.
una
A
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-naming,
cairn,
ii.
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44.
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ra
m.
44.
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calm.
38.
hum.-,
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cairn.
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m
41.
mice
Georce
Clnnr
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Palm-
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a
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uu.oo.
LaleS
DCr
hnun
u,
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o
v.,.,
uiuuiuvivr.
du.do.
ajonwtcr,
30.38.
Br'crt
Day
ripur
gometer
30.42;
temperature,
39;
vv
Li
1
.
BUI!
llp,.K.
.
.
.
.
Uii,.
lempcrature,
w,
"Kill
Jm-nll
"cat
Tt.
..
!
..
.
.
..
.
.
west
wind;
barometer,
30.17;
?Wraturc.
55;
light
choo.
J
sueast
wind,
25
miles
per
tare
n.
er'
i,u,oo;
lcmpera"
f
After
being
handcuffed
with
one
hit
through
the
first
five
Innings,
the
American
League
champions
broke"
loose
In
the
sixth
with
a
bar
rage
of
five
hits
that
drove
Hubbell
from
the
mound
and
continued
against
Harry
Oumbert
and
Dick
Coffman.
Four
walks
and
a
pair
of
Giant
errors
helped
the
Yankees
in
their
scoring.
Meantime,
the
Yankees'
southpaw
ace,
Lefty
Gomez,
survived
one
bad
Inning
the
fifth
when
IKe
Giants
scored
their
only
run
and
went
on
to
win
with
a
six-lilt
performance
In
his
first
assignment
as
an
opening
day
pitcher
in
a
World
Series.
The
only
home
run
for
the
Yanks
did
not
come
in
their
sixth
inning
spree
but
was
produced
In
the
eighth
on
a
long
homer
Into
left
field
stands
by
Tony
Lazzerl.
The
final
count
showed
tin
Giants
with
six
hits
to
the
Yanks'
seven
but
only
In
one
frame
did
Gomez
allow
more
than
one
hit.
It
was
the
fifth
when
consecutive
singles
by
Jimmy
Ripple
and
John
ny
McCarthy
and
a
double-play
irrniinripr
bv
Mancuso
brousnt
m
the
Giants'
only
run.
R
II
Giants
1
b
Yankees
8
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GAME
BY
INNINGS
First
Inning
Giants
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
cr
rors.
one
left
on
bases.
vantPsNn
runs,
one
hit,
no
error!
two
left
on
bases.
Dickey,
Yankees,
drove
long
fly
to
Leiber
who
made
nice
running
catch
tc
end
Inning.
Second
Inning
Giants
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
er
rors.
none
left
on
bases
vnnWpp.cNo
runs,
no
hits,
no
prrors.
none
left.
Lazzerl,
Yankees
thrown
out
by
Hubbell
who
made
nice
gloved
hand
stab
of
Lazzerl's
hopper.'
Third
Inning
Giants
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
cr
rors.
none
left.
Yankees
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
er
rors.
none
left.
Hubbell
slashed
long
drive
In
first
half
but
Selkirk
caught
on
bank
In
front
of
stands.
Fourth
Inning
Giants
No
runs,
no
lilts,
no
cr
rorS,
none
left.
Yankees
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors,
none
left.
Ott,
Giants,
was
thrown
out
In
pretty
play,
Lazzerl
to
Gehrig.
Geh
rig
later
fanned
wnue
cruwu
niv.
j
Fifth
Inig
One
run,
three
1UU.
no
errors,
one
left.
Yankees
No
runs,
no
lilts,
no
errors,
none
left.
Hippie
hit
single
and
scored
for
Giants
whllo
Mancuso
hit
Into
double
play
that
retired
McCarthy
(Continued
on
Page
Two)
PROVINCIAL
LIBRARY
VICTORIA,
B.C.
I
Today's
Weather,
Tomorrow's
Tides
(8
AJV!.)
Young
Princess
Elizabeth,
little
daughteT
of
Prince
Regent
Paul
of
Jugoslavia,
Is
seen
here
wilh
her
playmate,
the
Duke
of
Kent.
They
stopped
their
playing
in
the
castle
park
at
Belgrade,
long
enough
to
have
their
picture
taken,
while
sitting
in
the
seat
of
an
auto
OUTPUT
OF
ARCHBISHOP
LOGS
BIG
ASKS
PEACE
Moresby
Island
Camps
Produce
Over
100,000,000
Feet
for
New
Record
Since
War
Logging
camps
of
Moresby
Island,
second
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
group,
will
record
an
output
of
over
100,000,000
feet
for
this
season,
the
largest
since
the
war,
according
to
estimates
given
by
the
operators
themselves.
About
the
end
of
this
month,
the
camps
will
be
starting
the
usual
winter
curtailment
of
operations
although
none
of
the
camps
will
be
completely
closed
down.
The
three
principal
operators
on
the
Islands
arc
A.
P.
Allison
at
Cumshewa
Inlet,
T.
A.
Kelley
at
iMurchison
Island
and
J.
R.
Morgan
at
Thurston
Harbor.
15.
V.
Smith,
general
managet
of
the
Premier
Gold
Mining
Lo.
in
the
city
aboard
the
l'rinct
George
today
returning
north
af
ter
a
Irip
to
Vancouver
on
Canterbury
Condemns
Nature
Japanese
Military
Campaign
Against
China
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESRAY,
OCTOBER
6,
1937.
oT.he
.fleet
-
en
other
!
urged
the
BriUsh
government
to
planes
.
leave
no
stone
unturned
In
efforts
wl"
b
"e
th
,T
T
lae8t
T
and.
a
"Peediert
..
1
IV
to
bring
about
peace
in
the
Far
East.
He
condemned
the
nature
of
ever
used
in
regular
sched
the
Japanese
campaign
In
China.
Halibut
Sales
Suiamary
Canadian
7C.000
pounds.
11.8c
and
6c
American
None.
Canadian
Covenant,
32.000,
Booth,
11.8c
and
6c.
NEW
PLANE
DELIVERED
First
of
Machines
For
Trans-Can
ada
Service
Reaches
Vancouver
uieu
air
line
wi
vnt
m
They,
as
well
as
the
10-passen
ger
Lockheeds,
have
twin
en
gines,
two-way
radio
communication
apparatus
and
all
of
the
latest
devices
for
ensuring
the
comfort
of
the
passengers
and
safety
In
flying.
The
Lockheed
14-place
airlineis
are
nowered
by
two
Pralt
and
Whitney
Hornet
engines
which
will
carry
the
big
machines
through
the
air
at
a
maximum
speed
of
247
miles
per
hour
when
flvlng
at
a
height
of
6700
feet.
Arctic
I..
23.000,
Cold
Storage,
.
wjth
a
cruising
speed
vn
ying
12.3c
and
6c.
Unome,
7000,
Royal,
12.1c
and
6c.
Atli,
14,00'J.
Cold
Storage,
12c.
The
Atll
also
brought
in
11,000
pounds
of
black
cod.
Prince
Rupert
"Most
Beautiful
Place"
On
West
Coast-So
Declare
John
Jacob
Astor
and
His
Party
John
Jacob
Astor,
who
was
a
visitor
to
the
city
recently,
writes
a
note
to
City
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder
expressing
appreciation
for
hospitality
extended
during
a
recent
visit
to
Prince
Rupert.
"Although
our
stay
in
your
city
was
short,"
writes
Mr.
Astor,
"we
enjoyed
seeing
the
city
and
all
agreed
it
was
the
most
beautiful
place
we
had
seen
anywhere
on
the
West
Coast."
Mr.
Alder
called
upon
Mr.
Astor
while
he
was
here
and
also
had
flowers
sent
to
Mrs.
Astor.
I
hey
are
flown.
They
have
a
fuel
apacity
of
G50
gallons
and
a
'
cruising
range
up
to
'-.125
miles.
!
fhev
weigh,
fully
loaded.
17,000
pounds.
They
have
a
wing
span
of
G5
feet
6
inches,
with
a
wing
area
of
551
square
feet,
and
an
overall
length
'of
11
feet,
4
Inches.
Rebels
Still
Moving
Ahead
Advancing
Steadily
Towards
Gljon
Several
Villages
Captured
on
Way
High...-.
2:42
a.m.
19.8
It.
14:32
p.m.
21.3
ft.
Low
8:40
a.m.
6.3
ft.
21:15
p.m.
3.7
ft.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
ssent
fo
Measures
Is
Withheld
ranliS
Take
Series
Opeiier
Alberta
Press,
Bank
And
Credit
reat
Carl
Hubbell
riven
Score
From
Mound;
Eight
To
One
.
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uumuz
IlUriS
Steady
Game
Homer
by
Lazzcri
YANKEE
STADIUM,
Oct.
G:
(CP)
Concentrating
DUKE
FINDS
A
COMPANION
IN
IiKUiltADH
I
Acts
Are
Refered
To
Governor
General
By
Lieutenant
Governor
Expectation
is
That
Vice-Roy
Will
Also
Decline
to
Sign
Contentious
Legislation
Another
Lively
Constitutional
Issue
Appears
in
Prespect
EDMONTON,
Oct.
6:
(CP)
Lieutenant
Governor
J.
C.
Bowen
yesterday
prorogued
the
Alberta
.Legislature
after
assenting
to
eight
bills
and
reserving
three
for
the
Vancouver.
Oct.
G:
The
pleasure
of
the
Governor
General.
Assent
was
reserved
first
delivery
of
the
fleet
of
new
on
the
"Act
to
ensure
ruDiicauon
oi
.accurate
iews
anu
rbnesior
the
Trans-Canada
A'
r
Information,"
the
"Act
Respecting
Taxation
of
Banks"
Lines
was
received
in
Vancouver
vpstprrtav
afternoon.
Before
tne
rnd
of
ihp
month
it
Is
expected
that
two
additional
planes
will
a
rive
here
for
the
trans-Canada
service
to
be
followed
during
the
next
few
months
by
four
larger
plnnes.
The
plane
rece'ved
yesterday
is
a
Lockheed
iModel
10-A
and
will
carrv
tin
nacsenisers
as
well
as
Prince
Riipert
and
Queen
Char
lotte
Islands
Strong
southeast
winds,
cloudy
with
mist
and
rain
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island-Moderate
east
and
south
wind,
increasing
cloudiness
with
showers
tonight.
Thursday,
strong
southeast
winds,
becoming
more
unsettled.
Vancouttr
Wheat
VANCOUVER.
Oct.
6:
CP-Wheat
was
selling
at
$1.31
on
the
Vancouver
market
yesterday.
ANOTHER
ARRESTED
Advisor
of
Alberta
Social
Credit
Government
Charged
with
Criminal
Libel
vnunMTfiM
net.
fi-
(HP)
from
200
to
220
miles
per
hour
Qeorge
p
advlsor
to
the
according
to
the
height
at
which
Social
Credit
government
of
berta,
was
arrested
last
night
on
charges
of
criminal
libel
and
later
released
on
ball
of
$20,000,
half
on
his
own
recognizance
and
$5000
each
posted
by
S.
A.
Berg,
Social
Credit
member
for
Alexandra
and
A.
E.
Fee.
member
for
Sedgewick
Powell,
sent
as
a
Social
Credit
expert
to
Alberta
by
Major
Douglas,
Is
also
charged
with
counselling
murder,
seditious
libel
and
defam
atory
libel
knowing
the
same
to
be
false.
The
charges
are
laid
in
connection
with
the
publication
of
an
1
allegedly
libellous
leaflet.
Earlier
In
the
day
G.
F.
Mc
Laughlin,
manager
of
the
Social
i
Credit
League
of
Alberta,
was
ques
.
tloncd
by
the
police
but
was
not
n
end
AYE.
October
6
Insurgent
arrested.
forces
are
reported
to
be
making
Joseph
Unwln,
government
whip
steady
progress
toward
Gljon,
last
In
the
legislature,
ajrested
yester-
loyallst
stronghold
on
the
norm-
aay
on
cnarges
oi
criminal
ana
oe
ern
coast
of
Spain.
Several
vll-
famatory
libel
as
well
as
counsel!
laees
have
been
captured
in
the
'
lng
murder,
has
been
remanded
un-
course
of
the
rebel
advance.
til
October
14.
"'
..
bum
and
the
"Act
to
Amend
and
Con
solidate
the
Credit
of
Alberta
Reg-'
ulatlon
Act,"
which
was
substituted
fn.
kill
fla.lm.u1
fft
ntva
iVl
LcaCllP
vllVBS
vjitvo
8vernment
control
of
banks
in
the
uvugut
province
and
which
had
been
prev-
1
ill
'
Elicit,
rilcill.in.oH
jaoan
earning
Thp
thrpp
hlffhlv
rnntntlotis
bills
'
which
the
Lieutenant
Governor
de-
GENEVA,
Oct
6:
(CP)
The
signed
to
assent
to
will
be
referred
Assembly
of
the
League
of
Na-
to
the
Governor
General
who,
It
Is
a
pilot
and
co-pilot.
It
will
be
tlons
today
warned
Japan
of
expected
in
constitutional
quarters5,
tnt
nto
immvimte
use
tor
the
the
possibility
of
international
will
decline
to
assent
to
them.
trninintr
of
piloN
m
flying.
,PiW
BU'y
intrument
action
unless
she
agrees
to
a
j
Another
lively
constitutional
ls-Vells
and
peaceful
nine-power
sellte-
sue
appears
to
be
In
prospect,
msmlw-9
of
Trans-Canada
s
staff
4.
ment
of
the
China
conflict.
hnre
were,
on
hand
to
meet
the
shin
which
was
flown
by
factory
4.
44.
4.
represents
lives
from
Glendale.
California.
It
will'
-c6rnpfeTely--i?"
"
j
"
r
"
r
,
checked
and.
put
through
fls
paces
WeatHCr
rOYCCSLSl
tomorrow
before
acceptance
by
me
company.
(Purnllh(f1
through
the
courtejy
of
Ketreat
ered
with
two
Pratt
and
1
Whitney,
uJ?l0tanJ.C:
Junior
Wasp
engines
which
give
ken
at
5
aJn,
today
and
covers
the
30
them
a
maximum
speed
of
.205
hour
period
ending
5
p.m.
tomorrow).
.M
,.,uu
General
Synopsis
Pressure
re-
miles.
Their
wing
span
is
53
feet,
lianas
accompamea
oy
with
an
nvpra
emrtli
Of
winus.
ol
feet
7
inches.
They
weigh
10,500
pounds
with
full
load.
The
other
two
planes
to
be
delivered
before
the
end
of
the
"enHcal
to
the
month
LONDON,
Oct.
6
The
Archbishop
"L
.v,...
coon
vpctprrfnv
one
received
today
while
the
four
JAPANESE
FALLBACK
Before
Furious
Chinese
Counter-Attack
Heavy
Casual
ties
on
Both
Sides
SHANGHAI,
Oct.
6
Japanese
,
7r.
"U"S
"
I"'-.:.
...f.-
mains
hteh
over
the
Interior
of
forces
were
driven
back
half
strong
'
Chinese
staged
a
furious
counter
a
'o7
British
Columbia
and
showers
have
mile
on
a
five-mile
front
In
the
have
fuel
'
tv
-07
gallons
"
capa
'
5.uf
I!K
.
!
occurred
over
the
Queen
Charlotte
Chapel
district
yesterday
as
the
attack
There
were
heavy
casual
ties
on
both
sides.
'
The
Chinese
counter-attack.came
after
a
steady
four-day
siege
in
which
aircraft
were
used
extensively
In
bombing.
WINTER
IN
SIGHT
NOW
Snow
Makes
Appearance
Well
Down
on
Mountains
Around
Smithers
SMITHERS,
Oct.
C;
Old
Man
Winter
shoved
his
head
into
the
foreground
at
Smitheri
Friday.
JA
Iwq
day
spell
of
heavy
rain
had
been
in
progress
when
tne
nountains
were
obesured
with
low
lying
clouds
and
fog.
Then
fhe
weather
cleared
Friday
morn-ing
and
the
mountains
stood
out
'n
their
usual
snow
it
was
noticed
that
not
only
were
the
mountain
Al"
tops
covered
with
snow
Out
tha
snow
was
a
long
way
dcvi;
tne
slopes
and
Into
the
low
timber.
In
fact
many
of
the
low
hills
of
the
Bulkley
Valley
received
,8ome
tf
the
snow
fall.
It
is
not
expected
that
the
Bnow
will
arrive
on
the
floor
of
the
valley
for
some
weeks
yet
although
there
might
be
light
falls
that
will
disappear
toon
after
falling.
Mussolini
Has
Cold
But
Not
Seriously
111
ROME,
Oct.
6
It
was
denied
yesterday
that
Premier
Benito
Mussolini
was
confirmed
to
his
country
home
with
illness.
II
Duce
Is,
however,
suffering
from
a
cold
contracted
during
his
recent
trip
to
Germany.
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Vll