‘A ~ ‘MAXIMs ‘ MERCHANT

-IH--

worse of it now and than.

Annual tlirbserlptioaath-livored 35,4»

lllll. U. l. A,‘ u,”

F!

'6oliisions blivlflit automobiles and locomotive; would not b. u bsdiif the locomotive only “g gm,

‘s

, ileali by Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew . canumrrsrrowu, CANADA, FRIDAY, ocrosss 15,1926

real

Most. fail because they want sue- cess to come to them,

hard for success.

Morning Onardlaa,

UIA

MERCHANT x

r—*

while in ity you must. climb and climb

Fonntlod III Charlottetown Guardian Two 0000a

llifilil llllfi

loll-NH] Till

IIBHESI ii llll

Of the 3,170,710 Bal- lots Cast Through- out Dominion, Con- servative. Candidat- es Received 1,476,- 747.

(Canadian Press)

TORONTO, Oct. '14. —Unofi'lcial compilation of the complete re- turns of the general election ileld a luonlil ago today. made by the Can- lltiilili lvresa. shows that 3,170,710 iulliois were cast‘ throughout the ilonlinion. The complete figures iuivc been made up for all constit- nencll-s and recounts now in pro-

gress ill certain constituencies will

not materially change the final "popular vote".

Conservative candidates received

approximately 1,470,747 ‘votes. it is

estimated. and ‘Liberals 1,661,876. The Progressive vote was d10,630, Liberal-Progressive 93,057, United

l-‘nrlners of Alberta 60.457, Labor

5.0.1551 and independent 17,790.

__--<o> .

. lation ainled at the inlportalioli oi‘ "amumd the mmgmaflufls 3m‘ hem

Canadian milk and crealll into them“ ""“h‘“‘“““'"'“ human M “mi-g United States will be allude at tile. ‘first assembly. "l lleieflflle-‘i- T°

Seriously I11

(Special to the Guardian) ()'I‘TAWA_ Dill... Oct. 14. -— Hon

ilr. Justice John ldlngtoa of the supreme Court of Canadaiies seri- onl-iiy iii in hospital here suffering lroln a fractured slfiill es the result oi‘ u fail fronl the veranda of ills honle on 'l‘uesday night. Although his attending physician reported his condition improved. this morning he

is seriously ill. .

'l‘lle eminent justice. who is the oldest judge iii the British Empire ilctually discharging his dutlee on the bench,- is 86 years of age today, steaks.» orhonlod ~ the r nlxtiecb

‘l. 9B1 . . . wifeyv-agiggrated got ..

anytime. »

1n- Australia “-

(Special to the; Guardian) combos. Oct. 14

. —— "Evening News despatches trout Sydney, N.

Bandits Get Away With $160,000 Payrol

(Canadian Press) _

ELIZABETH, N. J.. Oct. 14. —iBandits7 armed with sewed- off shotguns held up a mall truck under police escort in the business district this morn- ing and escaped with a SWO,- 000 payroll after killing John Ense. a postal employee. and wounding two other men.

Customs Probe Will Continue Through Session

(Special to the Guardian) IOTTAIWA, Ont., Oct. 14. .- The

I. Ni IIIIBBIIIINIIHY [IIINIEHENEE

Word-Pictures Drawn‘

by Many Speakers Showing Work of Church- The Prob- lems and Difficulties and the Great Need

customs inquiry which is scheduled 9f the wfn-k out- to resume at Toronto the 25th ‘lust. , iwill be continued through ti... ges- lined, .

sion of parliament if the commis- sion doe; not conclude its work bc- . fore then. There is no idea of reviv- ing a special committee but rather, the intention is to leave the whole lilting to the commission,

JFAJLIIFAX, Oct. 14'. — Wcdneeday Wits a day of great filings in the Mlssionary Conference lli98HIlg& 1d B With swift, vivid strokes. word _ pictures were drawn by silfiflkfil‘ Ou alter oileaiter, sihowiniftlle variety ' oi‘ work to wlllcll the United

(Zhurcll ul' Canada stands commit- ted emphasizing the problems and

difficulties and the great needs 0f ,tdlls work, and outlining iw-ilat muflt .be.done to meet the situations cre- Reluted by these needs.‘ ‘ . The idea of the conference has

(Special to the Guardian) “WASHINGTON, Oct. l4. -— ilewzll "of tile RHOPI to secure legis-i

coming sggsion of congress. Dairy lllaily it is proving a veritable rc- inmrests h, this country are confliirth and reconsecratiorl into the tinuing to press for action. »An-:91"1\‘¢l1 Mid its work. The magiii~ other attempt will he made to force ma? °t u"! "Wk ‘Ylni-Y “m” m” through the M“ [mended m gtveiUnitodvchurcit is one that challen- me Department 0g Agrlcullln-e ges the best and highest in human power under guise of sanitary re-‘Ilfllllre. and that challenge is being quh-emenls u, refuse fluent“... 1,, presented to the Conference in nu

import the ‘Canadian product. illiifflrlfli" KBTIIW- , <o>——-— -“T-ho great world's heart is acli-

lng. aching hillbilly in the night.

iAud (loll nlone can heal it, and lied alone gave light." "This was the though; that was

borne in upon the mind on listen- ing to the missionaries from Africa, India and the Orient. Enough to make one heart-sick weretile stor- ieu toilil twin actual aiperloisctfiby these men who know the situation-- sinries of superstition and tragedy. om] pf-a_hopesieseness~ of the con- ditiong among those who know not Christ. Their stories brought back the experiences of Paul when he said, “We wrestle not against flesh and blood. but against principalit- ies, and powers. ‘ ‘

Yet although the sombre pattern of sin and- superstition and igllbff ance_ there sbmie the golden tin-cad

On Beach

(Special to the Guardian)... v sosw HAVEN; Conan Oct. 14. -‘ The lifeless bodies of two uniden- tified women werefounil today 6n a sandy beach at Morris Cove, near here. The women werevbatiiy insat- cn uud apparently had been drownJ

m

French Canada Cherishes British

S. \V.. say disastrous basil fire

lire raging along lilo coast north of ‘Much of the country v YNHILLIBIIJOFQ to Perl: Macqtiarie u distance of a hundred miles is ablaze and settlers are known to have lost their homes, cattle, tim- Des-

lhat city.

ber and other possessions. patches from Brisbane ‘say fierc

inmb fires encircle that city with. practically every ‘hill within a fifty

mile radius ablaze.

writflDelayed" ; 1'11 ‘ "By Recount

(Canadian Frets) OTTAWA. 0ct.. i4.-—Writs

ol’ the cabinet have sued except one, The writ for iNori

Bruce, whore Men. James Malcolm. Minister of ‘Prado aatl- Commerce.

wiil stand forre-eleétionilss bee

delayed by the dual-count which is

to lake place today.‘

O0 Condensed Specials RATE-cc par word. net. each insertion in this column.

‘SAUNSOME Hamburg Steak ' Saunders, Ne ket. Blflfl. '

~.__ ‘IN MEMORIAM. canoe-eaten‘. election" to ohos7v from.

dl I Gila; ianlob Prliitcry.

paid table stock. I,‘ lcttatownl g '

for 55c. ll _ for . gran. Postpaid. mm

for

the lay-elections of all the members now been is-

ti.

l‘ _ . . of hope. as the Christian natives learning themselves i.o apply the principles of the Christian rel- (spgcm ‘a: Gunman) igion to their lives and practices.

LONDON; Oct. 14. —Never so long as theré is a French Canada will there be annexation ol‘ Canada new Dr_ 101m Mncln-loup, 0g Syd-i by the United islulefl. Premier '13"!- uel‘, a former Moderator of Synod ellereau oi‘ (Que-bee who arrived in the om qirpghytgrjnn Chufgh; here yesterday deelured- "'1 deiYtt-ondueted- the devotional service. belie" the"! l9 ‘"15’ "l" miwenlfll" iDr. MltCllliCflll is a beloved minist- in that. direction. There are three m, who h.“ given many yen“, of t million French Canadians in Cau- nob)‘, service u, [ha chm-ch on m‘, "d": "m1 "WY ‘"9 ‘l V"? hllllillf. ‘Qi-‘piatforln with him were Rev. K. .i. They he" mile" 1W9 It" "is 3"“ Grant,‘ literati ‘miscibility ‘ol Trini- ish institutions where we. have “M, no“, elghlymght yen", m. use, mm“ “be?” l“ everfihmg w“ and l)r. and Mrs. Annand, of the cherish. I believe we are the mosh-New Hebrldes‘ M16 fig“, 01d h, the

Veteran Missionaries

9

h

ll

free people in the world." wuaterisbs “w, the“, _' ' ' ' Rev. Pr ncipai MaoKinnon intro- Famflils H@fl<1mfl$i@1".i:::: iliiii. t$.§*:.'*ii:..f§ mjs: ' (ir it is the oil est living miss oil- Of Famous School ui; ‘in tile United Chilrch toiluy, r ‘ . At the age ofscven, he was taken Has Passed Away ‘tu hein- Dr. n ("t6 111F315 gore: ‘this lotion; depzrrtu e o tie _ew e r- ,,_.0N,D0N‘ 06L u _Re,,_ .D,_ dos, urfd it was that which kindled Edwin Abbott. who was the nlostéllgiliaryle "65""! l“ bum“ i‘ m s‘ famous headmaster the famous - oily of London school evcr possess-T m“ "YB" 79797:"! lilfilmllllerflce" . ed and whose profound learning {if Dr-l“"l1%m~ ma?“ " ‘u ‘imfi; had an almost overpowering inllu- Ty W 10ft! l- 6 tWB "ti"! m“ l‘ etlce upon serious students of nllillilflyl‘! 410111-11- : ages, led today after having "beenl Another impressively spiritual de-

was in his 88th year. - .__..u4o>--—-——- when the hymns, scriptural relul-

’ -_ ‘ lugs. prayers and inspirational lnessnges were radiant with. faith

. , _ and love. The hymn _.‘

"Jesus shell sign where's: the

ing c older than h

Mutiny in

iron bars.

8S.

IJONIDON. er lo the Queen

smurf. illrltisll menl " - '

of the business

‘mass production.

ILeft lor the

explained.

before thclnl" i‘

None of the

oct. Asquith. wife ofthe Earl of 0x- fordnntl Asquith". has taken on the Quqhqq yo.» a hunting trip job of writing the muilnisoenses Wallace illevllle. falnouxrdressmaie-noqr Lake scroll, -lh and in imndrcdn "(illllke St. Charles. The doctor took titm of such letters one of his two rifles and entered great help, but Mr.

Jteviiltars-firln rece because Reviilifs fol ‘tried to alrbmorgmthe art

_._.__..___.__..._......_.__...___ nwnrois-l-ilai-lllf PRICES for Certified‘ Seed and Douglas, cher-

~80fl-10*18-li

wou wmr uooe ttvauorae nu- Bile m

rounding cities waste

inlty of Kamchatka.

lain

iliiakemanlileets ' _. i ‘Shooitingibeaizh

. i pa hens i.‘ till . _ A hfl ii. N. .8 ~Oct. IL-“tltirtihlhle atttl 1318"‘. can S" 'Get.ir|b iiefienr. C. R. bradw maul pl o! men jbfllali‘? l" ' uonoti. _. wail" ' =

September 1st. 1023, was recorded here at 11.15 this morning.

Three shocks recorded here last night and today were believed to ~ ~be 2400 miles away and in the vin- Kamchatka " is a peninsulnroff iAsiii. and is .1600 miles north of the district affected

i" Jmmmrwas a fitting introduction to an ab pcrnoon with tho foreign missions‘

D

was given Kinoon on’ "l. ed olitttib inn Church, but in BwtlahdUlillml ism». there is a phortage of minis- retort-Ali our area-resend our iloaesthel- ccntsibu I Is-nd the castles in Hie air we have ‘Provinces to the Kingdom oi‘ God "been '

f the Church.

Principal Macitlnnon

an affecting iliiii

building as w‘

unset p. ill-db

'1" lh ill ii dr elder“ mmlgimh“ m m . , ,, . . ‘ m” : n n: hi?" "

we Antoni

it . 414'. ea lame o tilqjraa

by Rev. Principal Mac- ife Service". He poinr-l-beeli pointed ‘outta t not only, in the Cunad- sermons fmm the pul it."

Cloning, he said. "s there nny, way in which we can make a fur- tlon in these ‘Maritime

dents

suni v "" “’_" ' - ' 1300s h‘i silccesqlve journeys run, -—— VICTOWA‘ ‘B-w» mt- H- ‘"5" ‘His klulgdoln stretch fmln shore.

earth-quake of a B8V€T|l}"l)l'DIlOitl,l‘i0; w “hora. i y i

ed, comparable to t. lit o one a I I n d. the Crantbr m" 5m n laid Yokohama. Tokyo and sur- Tlnllggfiy“ “m . w“ an wane no beingq

their t opportutri

telling ndilreee-inent churchmen

‘Pflllffipill MucKlnnon dwelt tile-opportunities of the puiliil "l" the Siluday school Superintendent in impressing on lheyoung pefllil" ty. and quote lvny of illustration. how such prone,

it... Wilfred Illenfell. and others n: i

| IdARL couisress or KINNOULL

Jail, f

~»Prisoncrs-~_Subdued‘_-‘g - _ 'After antenatal.

MEDIA, IP11... Oct. 14. —-~A lilutluy among liifl prisoners in the. Dela- ware County jail was subdued to- day after six of the prisoilillxl liud been shot -by hastily deplltizi-il re- sidents and police. including a dozen women inmates. attempted to llnelroy the inicrltil‘ of the jail and after they lltlil been

iDuring the Olllilifilllk fires were started in several plac- prisoncrs were fatally- wounded ill the volley lurll-

Memoirs

14.-Margo

o

and American wo-

iu ‘favor, o

tifitllliefii.

wondering whether -~.i had

postpone their pd-bilcatlon until i retire from business. as there are. n lot of incidents ‘l could! not pllliliiiil

- .

‘The minister, has the“ bisiwil it)". lmnlaiii

as Dr. F. ll. May tbeininielry

listened to tlnltuuu-iuitle send morn" i

nee will

Ill t the ' me Canada.’ which"

the Very R D.D...formor m on chum. of»! - "smi- nhievttiiotial ‘ coda and lhti-i"i‘-llltt"tll.fl(i'

“n: it

' l?" . . “y . .

HALIFAX. ‘ Oct. .14. sion ofthe dominion and world conference of the United Church of "m, .

_ " ~. lim- nut Tuesday. was list

Fltlai Q section

ll d

is "tnorniits Jptuee -,liarvliy ' or. m. Unit

a

tensile} eoiuiuctei ion. aflar wait-n

I 01 . "It U H-by’ Re .'

..

it remains ‘yet to be seen wheth-‘beautlfully er the young Earl of Kinnouii is the unluckiest Qisn in the world. Hav- scaped a widow considerably e was, who foilowedi him to South Africa, he married~a| girl of his own age, "who danced

The prisoners,

between‘

tile 0Q "is needed." he reminiscences

ought. to be startling and I

.0“

by'

-iii‘inel ses \

>

Til liElEH SUIT Fllli l (IIIIWII ill MIKE

Heenan Gives Proprie-

tary Articles’ Trade

- Association U n t il Nov. 1 to State Caise "Investigation Held to be Impartial.

OTTAWA. Oct. l~i.—-Ally action which the government may take in connection with price-fixing on pro- prietary medicines has ‘been de- ferred- for at least a couple of weeks. '

illon. Peter l-leenan, lniillster of labor, has agreed to defer until the and of the mouth action concerning the alleged "combine" of druggists in Canada, in order to give the Proprietary Articles lTrade Associa- tion opportunity to submit a state- ment on the report of the registrar of the combines investigation act.

0n making his aflnouncement .Mr. Heenan points out. that the investi- gation which wecedeti the regis- trar's report was en impartial one and took into account all sides of the question. During tile inquiry the association had represented its point of view to the registrar and

ry aloud,"

is shown with his bride.

.’I)istrict Vote Favors

.____ ' ,' (Canadian Press)

_. LONDON, Oct. 14.—By "a dil- trlct vote in the coal fields the miners have endorsed the ide- clsion of the recent miners‘ deigggte geniference to with- draw the safety men from the mines.

The vote for withdrawal was 460.150 and against withdraw- al 284.336. The Miners’ Feder- ation will mcet tomorrow and

liberated from_ their cells by deem, whether to ac; "pa" the “Trustlcs" wile had kiliilikilfl oil’ ‘you; the locks of the cell doors with‘

Quebec Woman

iielitdyiifl . Shot" and Killed Margot is Writin A ‘ ' ‘DrQSQmakQIJS ‘QIUEBIEC. Oct. 1i. _ Mrs. Geo.

irvae accidentally shot and killed the woods twenty miles thee-yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs.

Yautombbile. T-hc couple

cthe woods alone, but returned

all“ Bide hersaid, when he heard u shot and‘ sort of "he rushed back to his niltomohiie, tilelr majority, it will mean even

(Zidtilitzlliy touched the trigger.

____...__¢g¢____.

a

colleges were

it

raiidiMln-Millmail ~ ‘Reading "n. (loo. -Green.

dvflreen was thrice encored.)

‘Solo—‘l~larry ‘Crasweil 1

a road | iMr. ‘the _Y. IP. lg. c. iii. oh

f. _

Mi‘ the prolrlriiltia the

company retired, the rd where» iMr.

"ranged games ‘hm ‘firmer hi tum sill jiwel-s. o ‘en

A osxgeitziltfni "flu

and reads her own poet- as he described her. Re- cently in the bankruptcy court he said that he had ceased to live with his wife. And now she has inherit- ed more than $5.009.99°- Ab°Vl"h°

Withdrawal

WAhearn, wife of Dr. ‘George A-hearu, well known surgeon. of this city,

from Que-

Abearn had left

ree miles froln ' resoec

"Zion Church

The students 01' the different entertained lasi inisht by t e v. r. "s. c. n. ut an en- ableso ai hold ill Zion Church

kept llim fully informed of its op erlltions. The information furnish- ed by the association was fully con- sidered before the conclusions were reached and the report published.

“At the same time," said Mr. Heenan. “l am anxious that if the drugglsts have anything further to say they should have the opportun- ity so long as it doee not mean any unreasonable delay. Accordingly I ' have given them until November 1 to submit the statement they have in mind. Every consideration will of

tlons that may have lo be made." — _ President Silent As Campaign

(Special to The Guardian) WASHINGTON. Oct.

al elections is President Coolidge.

working majority critics

course be given to any representa-

Approaches

1i.-—’l‘be man most interested in the out- colne of next month's congression-

tliis political tuture depends on ‘it because if lie does not retain a will ill- terpret it as a sign of lack ‘of con-

Lord Oxford Resigns Party Leadership

(Canadian Press)

LONDION, Oct. ilk-Lord 0x- ford and Asquith. who recently engaged’ in controversy with former Premier David Lloyd George over matters of policy within the Liberal party, has resigned His leadership of the Liberal party. The split be- tween the wvo Liberal leaders had been more or less healed in recent months.

Margaret Reaches Port; No Sign 0f Liquor Vessels

(Canadian PreSe) QUEBEC, Oct. li-- 'I‘.be two scllooners, said to be carrying a

cargo oi liquors reported captured by the steamer Margaret. federal customs ship ill tile ‘Strait of North- unlberland lust Monday, were not in tow oi the coastguard when it arrived hero today. Questioned it regard to the reported seizure ot- ilcers of file ship would make no comment.

A Quebec dcspatcll on October i1 reported the Margaret as having seized two rum. runners in the Strait of Northumberland, The ad vice further stated that the schoon- ers were being brought to Quebec City by the customs boai. OTTAWA. iOct. ii. --“l have heard ilothiug ilbuilt. it," said G- \V. Taylor, Deputy Jtiinlsifcl- of Cus-

port from Quebec City that the customs preventive steamer‘ ltiar garct hall conic into port without

have been seized in Nortllunlher-

land straits. lthiuk ll‘ silcll c thing Jltld happened I ivould have

Customs, is out of town.

-¢o-}---—- “-

Rcv W. Bruce Muir Addresses The

ing of tile Y's Men's (flu-b lust night

a very interesting and inspiring ‘talk on the study oi‘ literature. iMr. iMuir said it was to. be some- what regretted lilat this luodern age, with its hurry 1103s,. gave so little time for tiuicl

rest and the reading of books.

life, and

would be

And yet, with all that is at stake, ma; the“, yvurilg um] Mr. Coolidge is not engaging ill lllBk1_0dny_ K069i- IOI‘ a Veil-i The reverend ed suggestion to t e Wters of Mue-jwllile it was practically impossible help for a perm-u lo_rcli

I V’ Wofidskugainst the Republican party.

canlpaign at all.

msachus its, his home state, to

hint

ntlybroke ltvlshort time later to chungo gunslie lug the voters togive him evidence low directors lhad been away-only a, few mililitesuef, their confidence.

‘where he found his wife dead. Mrs. more m the 9.951.191", pefggngfly

Ahearn llml apparently attempted ‘than if he hm acflyely Bough; ‘pup.

businesses. Ruville conceived ili0vlo put the rifle in its case and lic-

idea oi’ writillg ills memoirs.

" "Lady Asquith "will ‘give