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REPORTED SEIZURE-It, is re- ported that a large seizure of rum | was made at Stanley Bridge over the I week-end but neither the Prohibition |oiflcers nor_ the Customs Preventive . lofflcials have information to vouch- _ ,, v _ v r ' “ lsafe that would confirm the report. " "i . '- ~ '

. ‘T,’ __ a ' o-ntro- Of H18 Car o o»... n. " - v, -. _ a ‘mg, vixen he invaded the province telephoned for‘ificilicnlfitssistaiicc. Drnllfigislieelfxlllfltzfifili-itgllz: ‘rifituflfulgxlr: E. T. Kemiczll‘, of Sussex. ninl‘ lJr. Ul-ongh snap in the atmosphere to keep ' R. _1\lElCD0llilli'l,|()r PNilQOLlillC, lTtllthe fgffiyel-bla] vperleegrlnn" on the Miis. iMacbonaliLl who is a itrailicillmeve, and with only one destination. nurse, were Quickly on the spot. Af- ter rehdéring ilrstfiaid Drs.

"KING WINTER" scored his first

7011mm! l; u more extended report m, uugio‘ dcath o1 Mr. Buchanan

tflueift’ V. . ' . W555}; .__ Elmer Buchanan, ‘of

- incl’. Mifi-l died l“ ‘he Fmmb“ lAt one o'clock this morning the min-

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Lao-dealer c. o. r. r. meeting to

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Excellent Lecture 0n Far North been centred along the Quebec-Lab- rador boundary, 845 miles north‘

east of here was recorded this after-l The “Wkly dim“ °l ‘he Gym vnoon by m‘ Dominion observlwrvnvClub took place last evening at the l-The first preliminary tremors arrlv- vmrk" 5°“ Wm‘ Gym Fred An‘ =ed at 3.35.18, eastern standard time ‘ml’ i" ‘h’ "hi" and MEWS W-

prodncts. Agriculture provided 14.08! tons, an increase of near- ly 5,000 tone over the, same month last year; the previous high snark was 14.211 tons in 1025. The nine year average was 0.411 tons. Mine products

job in Dublin at 1B as a "cub" re- porter on a. Conservative journal. mi- grating to London three years later in search ‘of a better job, which he got on the Daily Telegraph, then in full-march to newspaper eminence. Later on he ran the London office of the-New York Herald in its palmy Gordon Bennett daya and. it was to Journalism he devoted the best oi his talents and therein achieved his moat uuianplflllfllil success. Joumal- lam in London was then a staid and dignified calling" addicts tfit

’ compared with 891.044 the pre-

‘ ’ for 704,126 tons, as ,over nulr nn hour, The epieentrelitnd Chief Birtwhistie-as guests. The 1 w“ n"; located Southwest o; here lspeaker of the evening was Mr. W. O. lin the centre of the Mississippi Val- ‘Dvuglas who gave a very Interesting iiey where previous earthquakes have fdescriptim oi the customs and lives

. ‘occurred. Word of the shock beingiof the Eskimos in the fur north in

felt» intensely along the north At- the vicinity of Chesterfield north-

lantic Coast, however caused ofiici- west of Hudson Bay. Mr. Douglas als to change their view and place-formerly of the R. C. M. P. and the centre of the disturbance B45 'of the lfudscn Bay Company lived miles northeast of Ottawa, in a rc- [in the north for l3 years. In his ad- gion from which an earthquake has dress Mn Dguglng Snld m," [he Er.

never before been recorded. S0 SB-jkjmos are coumed as gooi “m.

vere were the shocks that they were vpeopla They are dlvlded mm two

felt here by several residents. Maser the cm“ natives and the

vious high record established in August, use. The average for the nine years was $34,000"tons. Similar records were establish- ed for the eight month period from January let, to the end of August as follows:

August, 1020, agriculture £80,- 167: mines 4,014.2”: total 7.117,- 817. August, 1928, agriculture 240,568: mines 8,912,505; total 6,304,341.

Nine year ‘average, agricul-

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ilhd the record continued for welllo- Dmlilifi-w-McNlmtPD-Williflmfi, t

pruul Hospital‘ here about ‘530 rluull this afternoon from injuries eiveil ivhen the automobile svhlch e w” during overturned, scvcrtil was near Anagance about 2 pqrnl May, Two, other. occupants ofthe n, Edgar Millikan of ii/IQNcilPs P- E- l, and a tractor‘ of the man- fatally hjni-ed, Herbert flucnahait-of Fred- nlnon, P, I.,_>a_._re in‘ thelocal, n93.- vlul with ‘injuries which. are not, lmgerouajtilthough severe. The cart __ ‘mg at a specdof betvrecn 40 ml 50 miles an hour when the drivel" w control’, The victim received a lmiure ot-thd- skull, had one par tor-u completely; ‘.off,ar_i_d other in- ltu-ies. The car-wasrdemolishad- Dav, gr. Kennedy. ‘offlussex said tonight, u; iuqui-st would be held. ‘ _ t Buchanan and‘ Mllligan were on a; visit to relativesAnjQuinty and Con-i tilfti, N. H, when Buchanan received rord tl-iat his father wasraill‘. His told- u- broilicrflilmer, decided to niakc. [he trip home to Prince Edward 1.2-‘ land and the three left Concord by? motor yesterday morning _wit_l_i a vlewv u; catching the‘ ferry to PI E. I. at; (‘qpe Tornientine ' tomorrow morning. , All went well, according to Berber-ti, Buchanan nntilthey were about twol miles wast ‘of ‘ Anagance, and were travelling along between 45'Ta'nd 60. miles an hour when the car got out‘ of control and rolled over at. least, four times. ‘Uileywere -thrown from, the car andll-lerbert was lying some, distance away when he recovered con- ‘ lclousni-ss.

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tin-lest P l lemmantrfacturcrs‘, agent j of Siissexqlrehchedrtlse- scene of‘ the j

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and MacDonald rushed the injured‘ to the hospital here. ‘v , Milliliflll Was injured iiliout tlic back and head andBuchiuian was badly cut. _ ' l i. ' The victim of the fatvality ivas the’ ‘sgcilhd son of Mr. and Mrs. Murdoch Buchanan, of Fredericton, P. E. l. Tl‘? served dull"! the Great War with the U- 5- uXDcditionary tort-e‘. Beside’ his parents lie loaves to mourn his! wife, formerly‘ Miss Mary McLeod, ur-l Springton, P. E, 1., and two sons, Ei-l ,mci' and James, both ofQuint-y; fuuri

brothers. William, of Albany, P. E. 1.; 1 sl-flliluy. of Concord; Herbert ancll

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four sisters, Mrs. Jaincs Stewart, of‘ Concord: i\'li'.'$. Joiiii ltodii, of Pom‘ hacook, N. H; Mrs. Johii‘ Cllllllffé, ofv Fredfiflctml. P. E. I. Ai-‘iumgcmcntsj have not yet been completed. ,_ l

___..4..J___.___ _ I v PRESS COMMENT l ~i~ I (Continued lrohi Page l) . ‘Kaila. urged ‘the need of a closer co-operation in Maritime a'f'fairs"'-aad v referred to "Maritime Union as a mat- l tar requiring deep thought in the im-' l mediate future." Prince Edwardlsland l was supposed to be unalterably‘ op- i timed to Maritime Union, and only. recently The Charlottetown Guard-- Ii". in opposing ouch a movement,‘ uttered a warning that the Island would lose the identity of its legisla- urtnlta judiciary and other insti- tutions. Naturally each of thei rovinccs would lose its own institu- v rl

tons of this kind if the three prcv--' ' vinces‘ we're united into one. but. 'the l_

economy and effiniencyieffected there- i by ls one of the arguments in favblql

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rite or call, free instructive book. Dominion Trade Schools, JIM-Slit Lawrfdie Blvd, Montreal ruse H111. l’ ent Service. Coast to Coaét- . yam u, w. M. Nov. 5-i2-19-26;_ i "l'

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wliat-Jivas still going strong.

jfQRMEilLY ‘PASTOR HERE- Numerous friends of Rev. Hammond Johnson throughout the Maritiines will regret to learn that the popular pastor of Trinity United Church, Bathurst, hasvnot been making the hoped for progress in recoveringlhis former health. Mr. Johnson left last evening on the Ocean Limited for Montreal where he will enter the hos: pital for the purpose of consulting specialists. Mrs. Johnson accompan- ted hei- husband as . did also Miss Katie Johnson. R. N.. who has. been with him for the past few weeks. -Moncton Times.

ROTARY .MEE’1'iNG—Dr. A. D. Reid, ID. 17., Sydney, C. 13., was the speaker at »the- Rotary Luncheon which took ‘place in the Oddfellows recreation hall yesterday afternoon. Dr. Reid formerly preached in Aus- ‘lrallh “and has “travelled extensively lfilblllt country. He outlined briefly the divisions, physidaland provincial. lle also dwelt at some lengtn on the class ‘of people and their manner of living and‘ also on the Aborigines of the countries. With regard to the giw- ernment the speaker stated that Aus- tralla had formerly becndivided into distinct states. each with its own government. however-at the present; time the _country,nas.0ne capital at- canheria although the state! still exist. ' I i‘! .. .

~wnAsicarnAliL ". "Tonight the Y. M- c. fiflwiifbethe dcehe oi hectic and thrilling bllkeli- ball genie between the- fast movinl ‘Spartans newly organized and the Other Y's Men who list Y9" "t "P up enviable record for themselves in the basketball realm. This will be the initial gafne at the Ythls season and

‘everybody-wishing to see s. real bat-

tle should be on hand tonwm- Gm" starts at '7 o'clock. Admission free- Tlie Spartans lineup is as follow“ .-Forwards-—"Cuffy" Hall- "Cwnle" ltlcpwen. Cenvtre.—“Allie" Kerr. De- fenpe, "Spug" Offer, "Webb" Cameron "Yippie' ‘COX. .“Sandy" Clow (alternatives) (Patriotdflease Copy)

" Middlesexyllngiand. has it!“ W"- ouuainstsphday movies. .g__i------——-—-i returns.‘-

BRBBAUT-At. Albany Plllul- 0°‘- 29. 1929, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bro- hant, nee Annie Richards, e. daugh- 19!‘.

TIOWIETI-i-At Annandale. 0091581‘ 3|, 1929, to Mr. and- Mrs. R. Roy rtowlett. a dauBhl-tif- Qimn" Rm” mend. " ' ' ' l finances EICKBEBT-CRAIG-At the Ooh- tral Bedeque Bautist HIIWIIIIQ- 0" Non g_ 193g, by my. Dr. J. J. sidey. wluium r-leckbert oi Bummerside. to sadle Elizabeth Craig of Chelton. P- a. I. v A HAyEQdLONGAPIIIEo-mt the 8t. Mary's Convent at summeraide. 0Y1 Nov. 13th., ma. by tiw F“ J- ~7- McDonald. Auswtln_1-°"IIP‘“° °‘

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rsasr-MoooNALra-At the United church parsonage, Nov. l2, 1020. by the Rev. A. .1. itevuoldl- "i" 9""

MacDonald. Coleman. P- E- L- "° Jicit Best‘, Stanley nridaa. P. E- I-

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WOOLIIDGJP-IM °'-“'“"'"‘! Mm, Oct. 21, John wooh-idae. and all, formerlypf Oovehead Road.

JV. D. MacLean

impair-Anna aMaAsMaa

netted and frock-coated, and its’ ap-

peal was to the classes and not the

masses. .

- But with popular education estab-

lished the reading public was ten-

fold extended. and it was the rec- ognition and exploitation of this fact that led to the great newspaper for-

tunes of this day, headed by the Harmswcrth family, particularly the

late Lord Northcliffe, who success-

fully drove so ill-matched an ag-

gregation as "Answers," the Dallyv Mail and the London Times. Bu!‘ neither in journalism nor in his| strenuous political life did he make' a fortune. '

lure £48,582; mines 3,361,028. To- tal 5,667,840.

Previous high records were: Agriculture, 1925, 270,021 tons. In mine products 1027, 4,600,- 854 tone; total i021, 8,805,111 tons.

Declines were shown in both the months record and‘ the eight month's total in animal, foreatv, manufactured and mis- oell products.

ADVOCATE! (Continued from Page 1) Wit to Fore. - - ground when he advocated the ap- pointment of members of the Senate oi Canada by‘ the legislatures of the several provinces. Also he assert-

O'Connor recently received a great surprise of a gift of a trust deed providing with an annuity in recog-

HALIFAX, N. 5., Nov. iii-Crash- ing chimneys and swaying buildings in several centres accompanied the most severe earthquake mock ever felt over the Maritimcs. No reports oi’ any serious damage had reached |Halifax tonight, when most provin-

lnland natives. The former hunt seal, ‘whale and walrus. the latter white fox. caribou, musk-ox and deer. The ‘cskimos as a. rule, are a happy-go- vlucky race, living in the present and incver worrying about the future.

l cial towns in Nova Scotis and New l Brunswick

Deer and fish form the dict of the inland native while seals supply their

, worse than a kw tumbled (hmneys-coasg brethern with food. Trout aré » . and broken dishes. The tremors were caught Weiehmg as, mflch a‘ 37 felt with marked severity at Sydney, pounds‘ kwfllruih huntinglm dlfnser‘ and across in St. John's, Nfld. Dam- W5 Wm as, e an mas we“; mg age to the Selsmograph at Dallaousiefig: ihz°_‘c'v=lo‘°"s~fvwh°" llrlflpooned University, which put it out of coin- ‘ w cs ° e“ p“ ‘c ‘m’ mission at the height of the dlsturb-‘vmrtunate hmn“ out '0 V593‘ Tile ance. Drevented calculation of thelyfsklm” ‘w m‘ “m” mm‘ epicentre here. Scientists at. the Uni-l°;°€:_1“3- Si: Skms “e1 Sew" t??? varsity while not giving any definite?" "i? W‘ l "e17 c ‘>55 5 l C‘ emlemene unvll repnr-Lr or thevWhlCh makes them water tight. queue‘, lnvenelry were reeelved’ eorne when the fe-ad supply fails the inland points in Quebec were not inclinedQmkimils 03°" “He!” Sevewly. but the in view of the severe tremblors here e-ttablishmfinl 0f tFfldiflB DOSE i5 to fully uceepl; Qttuwn‘; placing of gradually lessening these hardships.

had reported nothing

riition of his public services. The vet- eran Irish politician, whose health was greatly enfeebled, received the gift sitting in a chair on the terrace oi parliament. 1n his barely audible reply "Tay Pay" said the gift came almost as a shock. bnt he had yet to meet the Irishman who refused mon- ey." The presentation was made by Lord nirkenhead, Conservative, in the presence of Premier Ramsay MacDonald and a number of minis- ters and former ministers. _.

some outstanding literary works include s. life of Beaconsfieid. "The Pameli Movement," and "Glad- stone's House of Commons." f-fe wrote with grace and an intimate know- ledge of history he helped in making. Even to his death he was abreast of public thought. '

ed that the name and status of the 1h tercolonlalrailway should be restor- ed and declared that the title of‘, the I. C. R. was veeted in thev Crown. Its name was given it, by, the same imperial act that gavel names to Canada, Ontario, and Quebec and no one in Canada had any _ more right to change its name thanl t1 change those other names. Relat-i ivt. to his proposal in regard to Sen- i ate apnintmentis, Mr. Paterson said, time has shown that it was a great‘ mistake to give the Federal Govern-i merit the power to appoint our Sen- i ators, and experience both in Can-l ads and the United States suggests‘ that the lvfarilme Provinces would! be justlfiedin securing an amend-l ment ‘to our ctmstituflon, which will‘ give {Qthe iyarltlme provincial legis-' laturee t e power to appoint our, senators. Members of the House of Commons he said,‘ had been electcdl to support parties without regard for , the contract of Ccmfederatlon. Chan- Th’ °““““"" P"”l”[‘°33mg wmk ges in the functioning of the govern- wm b°_ ‘Ink l" “Mthem Alberta mental machinery provided by the, this winter and there will not be Conhdmflon’ h“ been brouiht h; the um“ am n the lumber ct.mps' bout gradually to enable ccntrali fifigzih‘forggus';°nm'xgfz tzlnfl; Canada interests tc dsdiinate legis- , lation and administration, which percent of the ordinary winters Inning Wm be done m“ comm“ sew tiiey had done topromote sectitmal in- E son. The chief reason given for this “"5” "ithm" rel“? 1°‘ the cm“: l! me 6110mm“ cnrwover or “m? federation rights of 1\ova Scotia and. bu, from h“ “mm New Brunswick, with the result that Th“ “flyover m due l“ “melon: part of Canada was indirectly| meuu" . m m. ‘n, summer. lndvexactirig tribute from another tthev consequent vgnucnm l“ the wheel Maritimesi with the governmental (lulu. The lumber business was dull machinery provided to prevent such all summer as a result "of a drought injustice not Mink Pmfllttfll i0 $11116- affecting the farmers’ building op-lton 1* lnwidw- Batu: one 0f tbai erutlung, muny fsrmerg having can- l four grand federal divllzlons 2f Catn-l lle their lans for new buildingslada he said. the Mar mes ad e she: the crzps began to show the lright to 25 percent of the rperesen- l full effects of the dry summer. Be- tation in the Executive Government sides this there was a’ much smaller i, as they had in the senate. This right , programme of elevator-building ililwas recognized in the early daya of the country than in i928, which was lthe union and should never have been a record Y0"- 0119 hi! luff!!!" 11"" taken away from these provinces. states that its carry-over is 15.000,- q-uey l-nd e rlelrv m e lll“ proper-gnu : 000 feet, the largest in the companys or the r/nnolnnneng w ‘n, “min. history. lstrative departments in Ottawa. This right was also recognised in ‘the early years of the Union. Power

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LOGGING CAMP WORK SLACK THIS ‘WINTER

EDMONTON. Alta. NOV. 18-(5!

.___. New bus lines are beinr owned i" the Hopei and ahansi nroviuw 0i

0mm- with respect t0 transportation be im-

plemented in letter and spirit, or else the establishment of some body vea- ted with respect to transportation, with power to fairly direct the man- agement of the C. N. it. in this re- spect waa also presented.

GOLD FISH FREE

With every dollar purchase of

REXALL GOODS

we are giving l"!

Two Gold Fish And Beautiful Globe

yltia rafiabow colored ehlpe and weed. We have conducted many o! the"

aalee hut the flail, llflbl, uhllfl l!‘

weed excel any that we ever Illi-

sae ran-z DISPLAY IN ova wrNoow

HOOVER‘!

rcmrinued from Page i) pore nav-a-lfibaae, said Prime Mung" Ramsay MacDonald in answer to

Dominlons would. of course, be con- sulted before any decision was tak- en aflecting the scheme as a whole after the results of the coming five- power naval conference were known The decision of the conference might affect the question of the Base and. therefore, it had been

,Quebcc-Labrador boundary.

iearthqnaiie that shook the Maritime 17>" h" m“ bi’ t“ m“ mm“-

ino damage had been caused in any

to insure that the contract cf uhioni Yuterday‘: tremor was distinctly ‘Kent SW“ "° disturbb" °' ‘"1’ t felt in Charlottetown, particularly in

the central disturbance along the Whaling is not carried on extensive- Qfficg 1y these days. The last ship left staffs in Halifax! business buildings Chesterfield in i921 and was lost with were thrown into confusion al; fouriall hands on hoard. The Eskimos thirty. when the tremors began, and are not a qiiarrelsctme race but when several persons fainted. The shakinghhey fight they fight to kill. Today continued for at least two minuteshinimal life is becoming scarcer than and was fvllowbd by a general Yllihlformerly’. clue to the use of rifles by .0‘ till-lle"! 901119 telfiDhoiie. ithe natives. If thL-i trend keeps on 59111111151391"?! 0! the "3810 lxlllo- i the race is doomed to extinction. sion of i917 were in the air. A dozen rl-rnl-lre- uncle are snrlngln; un ull chimneys crashed in the Charlotte ‘over me munu-y and civilization l5 Street section of Sydney; several jmulrlrlg rupld progress_ barns were reported to have collapsed, in the outlying districts. A Supreme ‘"- Court Witness fainted in the course an upstairs department at the time- of u trial; end n geeneunillernn n‘ The same effect was fclt in the glean-e gell twenlyqlve r-eeg 1e; me offices _of_ iiie city coal merchants mac and escaped with a shaking up. and aluus Queen Street. Where Muny ever-es found lnelr steel“ oglclerks and stenographers,rushed to good; tumbler-l to lne floor; .the doors and in some cases into-the Apparently vne rlruelr was not felt street to find out what it tvas all gerleugiy ln nny o; me prnvlr-lres coal about. Business men and merchants rnlnee 1n the Acrdla Mme at sven-‘interviewed after the disturbance lerwn m, damage was reported, Ru_ described how their staff “got the more that the Bell Island Mines had t Wmd “"1" but curmusly emugh the