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»f--»--» °»- -»- F---M M- _ CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1921 ,t;'ii"....':.'.:‘.'."t"::~f‘ U. ... t. -oe

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Ill PlllliES

Appeals to liaaoiaotorers,

for Reduced ‘Prices as lioiiiiitions.

Wholesalers and Retailers liuickest Way to Nord

(8pecia| te The Guardian)

woopsoocx. our.. Aus_ 2ii.An

improvement in industrial- and business conditions in Ontario was asked for .by 'Premier iDrary. iii an' interview here Mr. Drury said the first cssentml to a retsuru to nor- mntcondltione was a reduction in

‘the cost of living and he expectod favorable results toward' this end from the Conference held last week between representatives o the manuiiscturere. Retailers. wholesalers financial labor men

hlmseit representing the Govern- ment.

Maritime 'Provinces , _ 'Telegraphic' News

U. S. BTEAMERB ABHORE NEAR HALIFAX

HALIPAX. N. ~S.. Aug. 26.-The

U. S. Shipping Board Steamer City of Brunswick struck on broad shoals near 'Sister Ledges at the mouth of' Halifax Harbor early this morning_ .Her position is consider- ed dangerous and it is feared the boat will -be lost. The steamer was cn her maiden voyage from Mobile to Antwerp with grain.

PROPOSED CHANGES IN TAX- ATION

ST. JOHN. N. B.. limi. P. J.

Veniot Provincial Minister o`f Pub- llc Words addressed the Union of N. B. lhflunicipnlitics in conventions here today. He advocated a change in the existing mode of taxation the abolition of statue labor and the handing over of the brunch* reads to the Municipalities.

MAJOR PARKER, APPOI-NTED PRESIDENT liALliFAX. N. 8,. Aug. 2ti.-iMaj-

or Parker of Halifax was elected head of the Union ot' N. S. Munici- palities today. Next yearns cnnven-1 i£ou'will be held at Kentvllle. ` ----1-o>--~

DIE IN EXPLOSION

W\iL»!itIilN(}T0_N, Dei., Aug. 26.--

Two men wage iéiiled and two in- jurw, "ah tl o shells exp ed near the Dgimvorrga ordn- ance reserve depot at Perklntown, N. J. The dead ara -Daniel Wolf :md Win. McGill, _of Perrin’s Grove.

The explosion started when Wil-f,

removing the detoiiator from a shell, set it off. Iii a few minutes a sa-lim of shrapnel was bombard-

iug the surrounding country_

'l"ne explosion esta-eyed humi-

reds of sliells_ two cars containing 32.000 pound-s of black powder and

'Confusion of Bells _ l Caused -Shipwreck

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voniusion existed between- the warning bell of the anchored

of the gas bell buoy on the other side of the channel und that this was the primary cause of tha ram- ming aud sinking oi the recruit by the steamer M-asltinoiige at Ste-nr

18 was suggested iii the enquiry into tho affair held here yeriterdziy in the wreck commissioners court. -_-it-0-Q--_-

Cape Breton In

Getting Ready

For Election

SYDNEY, Aug. 26.-#Cape Breton

is \t‘akin.g no chances on being caughit u'n.prepare‘d, and is already getting its orgfnnizution in shape for :the nent federal election. The liocal convenililion of the independ-

for August 31st. oriteiisibly for th a/nnulai eleatlon of officers, but rcsliiy. it lsaaid, as ii, preliminary

held shortly afterwards.

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HEAVY LOSS OF LIFE IN INDIA

LONIDON, Aug. 26.-.More than

1,000 lives it is feared, have been

district cet' British lniila. says an Exchange Telegraph despatch from Bomlbay.

Anxiety is felt for the Englisl

women and children in the outly- ing districts. .Several railway sta-

the plant of the Columbia Salvage tions have been wrecked. Fiveiity

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Co. No estimate or the damage was obtainable last night.

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eonseemaxino nous. 21 sav- rioiii st.

i?oia`e°A.L<E.:rAn-M so Acnss. Av-

ply Neil K. Shaiw. De Sable-

m-- _-1 LOBT-KEY FOR VALE LOCK.

Apply 100 Dorchester Street-

»< _ oN-E cooi<|No RANGE Fon

sale nnti one heater. Alillly 93 Rochford Street_

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g5|u1-i_E-_MiEN BOARDERS ACCOM-

modnted in private family. Phone 516-1.. ' `

*T0 LET- FURNISHED ROOMS

or iht housekeeping near thelvieiina Journalist who was oi

f iz . P. W. College. Aippiy 139 Hills -

boioush St-

FQR SALE-TOBACCO CUTTER

presses, rocks pots metals. 1'2- rialne moulds. atc.. at a bargain this is a chance to start ia fac- tory at a small cost. Apply P. (_'. Box 43 Plctou_ N. S.

__ i OFFER FOR SALE MY FARM

consisting of lliii acres with good dwelling house and outbuildlngs. Walter Houston, North ltustici.-_ R. di.. No. 2.

,iz _ ‘L. ll. STEEL STOCK BOUGHT.

Loans made on stocks nn-1 bonds.. Bruce it Co.. MacKinnon ning., Toronto. out. .

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W_AN'|’E»Q._i-r- TWD BOY STUD-

enta. Apply. 896 Fitzroy St.

*FOR OALI, ..lA‘RN ON LAND

adjoining Blake estlte. ‘ ADDI? l?l Gr.a.ion Bt

FOR SALE. - 1 MBLAUGHLIN

Four in first claus running order. also 1 chevrolet 00 to 'be sold

cheap. Appl; to Henry A_ 'Bei' - nord. Tlgnls _

smith ' dliver

shops, repair. Terms ony. aide. North

Tirunangadi are reported to hav

adds the message, that the rioting natives are working their way

constf

The centre of the riotomis area

appears to be in the district of North Ponaml, thirty-elglit miles southeast ol’ Caiicut. Many clash- es with military forces have occur- red. The outbreak is attributed in British indian quarters tn the

viiork of ugitators among the nn- t ves.

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INTERESTING LOVE

STORY OF PRINCE ` TOLD IN LETTERS

VIENNA. Aug 28.-“"i‘here is nn

doubt that the death of the Crown 'Prince Rudolph of Austria und his friend Baroness Marie Vetzora.

iwere due to suicide and not mur-

der." ln this decided manner n

good terms with the orc-wn princ nets forth his version of this trag-

occurred ln 1889.

As proof he points out in the

Neue il<`reie Press that the crown prince and the baroness wrote fare- well letters. the crown prince to his wife und to n titled frlned. the liaronesa to her mother. The let ters contninedthe full story o their unfortunate loves. The offic- ial account of his death described it as ii hunting accident.

Now for the tlrst time reliable in-

formation is vouchsaicd that the acquaintance of thc crown prince

Wales had become acquainted wit ,the Vetzera fa»m.il.V M ("“\\`“- *mil ,met the -baroness again in Octob- er. 1888. in Vienna at a race nieet- ,ing. 'He introduced his friend Rud- rlph to her. and alie at. once made a _deep imlrresaiion on the crown prince.

Soon afterwards this Prince ol

Wales left Vienna to avoid ui-ml- ing 'Emlieibr Wiliinm_ who was paying his 'first ‘official visit to the Austrian court. in explanation to

that he was not on gc-.id terms

visit. and hitherto unliub~

iii the future European

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from their warehouse in British they inlay operate only as export '

Columbia was challenged by th ‘houses o whethe th l tl . ` ' ”

and farmers of the Province with Provincial Government. y-esterda;'!l’fight allsro to imlpoi'teythli;wi€c.'ug‘l‘i

when summonses charging the il- iromthreirroutside agencies. p

the redrafted constitution was ad-

ent Ll.1'bor_ party has been called

e i

ed body which encouraged or an _

lost in the' rio-ting in the hialabnr‘

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_ n ‘ _ 1 » . ` . ... . _ _ _ , v _ D' g_ _ _ Radical Resolutions r Secures Saslr. Seri ;ag»,»;;_p;;-,;;,,,;»f;,»;,,,,g-;;;;_-;-gm; mu... it ii.. tu... .f

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\iONl'l‘ Tgilgsunrgiian) The Piflsl\!;C‘ii\Ia‘Ai3B.i1s'}i\i€I‘G¥iTi's?¢hn)Aug and Rl* innng C' J.TDuhB"'y' MmiB` (`-tllllain Blssel of ,the Canadian I it _ REAL `A- . 26.- ` i - ~ -- ' . -i - ter ot' . li-a. l _ ' t' ‘_ - . - ° °

ug That Trades and- *Labor Congress this 2li.- I-lon George Lan5ley. Minister t-ommis-sig; 'oi four l((.:liildfm.iiilsIiii'r;€ (lm/»Nn.mEm Steumm v Importer

morning considered u red-raft oi Of Milolciilal Affilirs WHS declared matlie these selections and the I;l;?,?ra?en:,|,l§;;):f ,IKE

. ,_ the constitutio nd i t t d t elected frr Cumbe l nd ii f i . ' ‘ . ' ., - _ '

mmm" Canaan" "BN" ‘md "mt Executive corm`iln.itie<!-is truce Zmeriifi Seat owiiis to the rsgitnaiswgieigii tial?-"xii alyid $29 mu Ni(§<'ifa°t?A tiealge gurrdxn) 2s

the organizations platform of prin- evening ol’ the candidate of W. C. sammy of the League of N,,¢i¢,n`,, fm. two or ,mee w‘;";`l:f Iv g°° *' ” " "53' '

‘ - ' '. "lie (Jan-,-Albert Sinclair, a free lancei

1. . . - ‘i;“‘:.:'..“;i;.'"si .i.i"i’:.;a..'i";°;z;°1:.2i stirs: ii in §‘;i..:".i.:l

Piliiers below Quebe A t opted clause by clause. important ~ Dall Elreanu Answers was '°Cp°"'“’" M m'd"Igh‘ """‘° ‘MS l“°f"l"l¥ i*"°"§§"”@¥1' '"9 ‘VUPI

c on ugus new regumuons dealing with nm e `li(u'ntiiEt;`eldn(xlzii]l:=is tawzry i}’ri:;ii the ini- nor of the -Speed Contest and rec-|

control of Congress und its execu~ ' t g Er SMI; d limonreaci ie mpor - i>ivc.l custody of the trophy ,otfered tive committee ever organizations In Ca,p9 Breton _*_ I 4 F ay, ngé by National simrriiund nepotie.-s within tha Congress tnimduced In _DUBUHN Aug 26___,l.he Da" `VAN_( 0U‘~ ER. A 3. 26. - The iA-Ssnoiatioii eiiiblemaitic of the New 0|-me recent controversy with ,___ Eh' Inn _,Lam ml, H d to U ff_0f<l0\l» HCCOFGIDS to the messllgo championship. His average accur- the -Canadian brotherhood of rail- SYDNEY. AWE- 25°“Ch“\‘EBd Wilih ea ' M mme 19 p,'Cked_ “V _s~O»S- “au” fflim U18 lately for the speeds of 200_ 240 and road employees were adopted. In assault on Joseph Coliby and Jos mm" which Mr’ Uwd George sem (“.um1.d"m Importer about 8 280 “'°'d“ V9' "‘i“ul‘3 wus 97' 9 no case te is stated. an organization F1 n W b uh D _ d N ,A Dc Xfialera, Irish Repirblican leader, °¢'|°"k 1"-‘ll Flight. ' The Cordova with a totnl ol' 78 errors. John F, be udmmed to memlbersmp Whose Yu ,L o ro ers, an an e August 13. H was in mls _letter close to the distressed ship, was Daly also of New York City and jumsmcuon commcm Wm] that of *McKinnon were arreslted late yes- mlm the Brmmh Prlyme Minister m_ able to rescue most of the crew. Isaac Pitman wmer came se(-Om; an International or National Union ‘tffidily af-ternoicn and itaiieil 10 fm.m(.,d M, De Valpri mer" (_ ull A broadcast appeal .was sent to with an average accurately of 97.3 already amnmed to the C£,ng,.esS_ (mme 38% ,,0nv|.,,¢ed by Mng|s_ he I imbmml , H e .ou L `s;llIi(ip:;h;ivetr thetilorth Sucigcméliris .End a tcitlal ofyitillti errors. \Nliilr:rri_ |An I I A . _ i0 C0 SE DTI IC (H198. OT] ' K* D “fa Cl DI' ie » f; 0 Oli, BW UT , WHS 9 ec EI

° er cause SWG? 6 exemmve “Me M“C“‘S’h and “med 52° “°”i“ or He nl mt of Ireland to sec d lioat load which the rescue vessel President and Louis E. Schrader,

Comrinitee authority to suspend ._ _ 1 £’~ 0,

from membership any affiliated or each They were 'mmemawly re' also attempted to make clear con- wa,ifl“'“(',me 2? locntle' t H

ill] On.

chartered body which in ,he 0mn_arres'l.e<l on Ia ciiange of assault , ' _ ie .anal an mpor er w

lon of the -Executive violated eith- Wiilh intent i0 ii-0 §l`|9V0llS bUd"Y dmotus 3\,¥,mIl)r0pEsed Rance smug \““n“““d ai me yards M “ml er me sph-it or tene, of me ww ,harm fo H“ _h Pwu nt mace B“ V "W" - 9 l- 9 if'-X Of me R0' (‘oughiin Shi-pliullding Conipan_/` P

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_g¢ii,u(§|m| Such suspension wouid who is nowgm hoqgyuz# here ln yu puliil~c~an letter will not be publish- licr@i\~,d.lIanii.1ry 24, 192i).9n;`iie

stan until the next annual con- ` ` ed unitil a reed, the commnni ue is- VF*-“S”-S l\\ff“~‘l “HS U91 1 ‘- vention and then could be -iiiu<lei‘5eri°“” gmte as the ""S“'Lt °f 3 Sued It ii undemt-oml mah; “Ol-100 reel. beam 52 feet; gross ton'

Dermliheht by a majority vote uml__ibeating he received at the Cape ‘hon of ,HC 'mt emm,i_.nagc 5,405 rind net tonnage ii,4i_i'.i.-, ‘______ v

offense wurrnnting suspension=Bre\‘.\on ball game here -two diays me] rem.) ’ I I ' !She carrie-‘ii a crefw of 45 men. _Tue

,would -be committed by an affilitat- .ago “Les 'the \°""“’lP“`l M I“‘leI’e““@""@ uiaster of the vessel is Captain C' ,L0N,D0N‘ Aug 2,;-,__0,mci,,| in.,

‘_ ' Y and expressem aversion to the re- R, Bissette. Vancouver. und the vemignrgons _made today 'M -uum\"8llf0\18 013101' Provisions llhratideii

tional unions or assisted _in form-` il 4| ¢_h _(|11 i_ i-(1 _ N. 5- Pi‘=ICilC-”liiY "ii 01 her CTBW dune results either minimizing theprovides specifically thvart the Unfit- lng independent or regular organi- muster? em q q 3 W e op was signed on ol this DON- 'extent or throwing light on theied smite., shall nat ,he bound by

ciples in not more than 20 declnm. McKay. the independent candidate

Liquor E,,pm¢,f gigm Right to |,,pm Mm When Car iii' Which They 'Were Driving Piiiiiged

sua ivtooviiiueii for sieiu oittav. , liver Fmigyigwr- ,

(Sp°°'°' t° Tm’ G“°'d"l") legal 931° °f "W0" were s°\`V9‘1 “ll i.o(t)t)iLt=Fq"}i€&’e Nwai.'i$slil;n5§ixi`i‘li;5 :gig rlai'ii:i1r?go{iliizr‘i;eduo\xa}riLiah six:

VANCOUVER' B* Cn Aug 26_;illlne1yW:‘s:iel'3beCa}r;aLig|a é»;t;;|UrLElf:l¥;|1!‘_ :;n‘d` 1l\1l'rs.'TEr5eni§in, hMl;s€is Annie embankment near Lorneville to-

The right of liqiicvr import and `éx-iCompsriy. Liquor men state that uf`pugdx§`;-n 22,’ JD? dy; gluilm “U day'

f Port Companies to make deliveries the question at issue is- whether ___ ' E d Y la eq “lf

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Labor Congress Adopts lion George Langley ep--»-» it Th- <=»-»-up S ..... T.. G .....-

()T'l"»\WA», Aug “ti-( i1nada’<

(pe o e uar n)

VANCOUVER B (‘ Au "6--A

witnessed 'by a concourse oi' people .such as perhaps has never attend- ed a funeral in Canada. A liulf holi-

say':inil the adjoining country frr the occasion anti literally thc wli<.\lt-»

honors to the remains ot' the former

h, . » . English-speaking workers ought lo 0|_p |_|_NER FALLEN ` - Bflilsh llldll be tire objective or -ure orgruiizeu FROM Hiott EsTaTi:‘|

_.___ laibnr movements .iii Grenit Britain, ' M ` L-*"“A .t _jlrlwmm

U it d States anrd Ca.1iada.wns the ‘ ONTREA : "gm “

, " B B bor, i dia, exiles tie nr-ws

LONDON, Aug. 26.--More than opinion of Nell McLean, member‘¢h?1l;n:_he) Stegmshig Em,preS‘s Dy 1".

men of the Leinster Regiment nt 3,000 lives. it is feared, have bee.i‘0f me |3m.|_.,h gouge of C0mm0m.,|d|,,_ long famous on me Puciflf-,

ot in th rlt`n 1 -tl Vial b ‘1 -_ 1,,

been cut off. -ll iS also reported. uigtrit-i are igritish lining, Assy: -“M "“"°' 'e‘””e“`m,?V° ‘:l'dG°vm; 228153115; liieiiigiixrrfievliiiltglyqugggssgtérfil-

Tiilxvhmise _Teiesroph tlespascnrllvisloii. Glasgow. W ° ‘L refs” government certificate tm-ari~y pus- frrim Bombay received today. lihis m°l`"I“'35 I-‘“b°" °"g’e”' eengers. But her nuriue will not

"Um "W im°|“|°|° W Cllncllt 0" Ulf* Anxiety is felt for the Englisu,‘-Generally speaking, our problems pas, from the |15; of active Ships

women and children in the outly-im-9 me some in all courrtrles, audfas andhuncementis made that the ing districts. Several railway sta~ _ , h Canadian Pacific has bestowed the

itlie wiay of emancipation is t e, I H l

`tlons have been wrecked. Twenty , name of Empress of nt ii upon tn- .men of Leinster regiment ati5*I‘~`m°" tsaggr Ifar' w1:§L;1:I;'n ‘zhige ftirger fleiiniun liner Prinz Fried- Tiruivsngadi are reported to liaveB0flU'@W B G " rc Wi he in. been cut off. it is also reported ceptlon of greait Warmtli. Mr. .l.J. Soon alter the start of the Great. adds the message, that -the rioting 0mm-am, fmgemal demga-ie of ih¢~;Wsir the Mahnropali ot’ Gwulior pur.

chased the original lslnipi-ess of ln

ti . n lin -th i w ‘

f'i'qotti“t‘iia iiilatgrivdrlfio Czaltcuftin tilts'-Amwwan Federation Lamar' also dia from the Canadian Pacific and (.°.,,,t_ BM il *U09* hear'-Y W9\°°‘“° “°“‘ presented her to the British Gov- The centre of the riotous area C0’¥\\"@¥\il0ll. and his speech Pmhllfl- ernment ‘by whom she \vas‘renan-.

appears to be in the district of sized boo the point of unity of nt:-'ig Six; -E;;1Y;1‘lie'y.b\§iite Pvvsspxféulflltgtgl North l‘onani, 38 miles sou 11685! comlpll»s`hment,s and the necessity , '~ ` M c““"“" M°f“y clashes wu"‘|i\or solildnrlty organization. “Who €‘Lp§,e"r,';|a‘;lefg;ILlc]§, g:dNx2§I‘Ei military forces have occurred. ‘ wan me wm_.,.. enquired Mn M,._ be 29m 19l4‘ cm ncrmrmed nop, LoNno\N. Aug. 2e.-A neutcr.. ' - _, ‘ .. _ l Q , ', ' { ° , f f ,

despatch from Johannesburg says.I1@flW. T110 vflfpitllllat ci-ass. w.1.~i|ui e aniw ieroc vservfcc _or ou" there is a prospect of trouble on the answer he furnished. "We in YGMS, ‘W h s recom o _v0_\.igcs. ii

which over ll5 000 patients oi .ill

the South African railways wlilchlmngmndv.. “B Wm on' “Me hemg mmommleq wérc snmv transport are Dwgggnmilsg n,5n(:,m;x(:|:£¢l;f|?,nl()yl‘°ld that We “We t° “ccem u"`\ed. She wins then turned ovcr to

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' cfetrgg Minister or Railways sub- “'°"M"g °°"dm°ns M present me"ri>l:itIng§?l?i coinpn»?r¥riiiu;m<ld)i¥l(;diiig§ U mmm! “num proposals Ln the mmng In Germany' or we Wm be and delay; -ha; been lulri ull in the

cdy ot the Austrian dynasty th..-ii runwnymenzs exemmve arising °m|°“t of empmymem’ mfd we weraharbor at Bombay. Now, still lille

of its finnlnciai p0Bi0;1~ ‘ ,told dinning the war that we wer at that pmt She face; a mum,

Rt” U" °" @’“*°“' V” “*°°’~S.‘i bout Germany to prevent -her u i-i.i i t` ti, ii u it i. rv-wiv-_ti

th Um pmp°s“ls are M a tenm"li)iiposirig'lier conditions on us." `\i|hact8~tlili:;1oilielf&menEinpr;ss of the "V9 0h"m°t9"' anecung prm°|p”" CHICAGO Au 26 _pedpl-.ai nf. Pacific, sister ship to the Empress ly the tiuostfiou oft hgiutrsuund the n il I tr df y» nm;‘lm.c;_d the' opera of Japan. may never again bs ascii

\'lll‘\W“'J “mf 3'" U i ° ev “ri cw” ° 'U ` `for passenger service,

unable £0 D9 ll DI\l‘lY i0 “Wh *“’,tions of Chlaries W. French iiml ,But the Cnnnman P,,(,|f|(. will pm-.

, agreement .which would p\it“§\‘°\_1\0\m W.. Worthington, imder ni-rest petuate heir -name by giving ‘tt Lo

Hillwllyllion lil Il W0l'So DOB 0\1i ¢ _ f one of the gi-ent ex-German ners lhlill in li\'@*W|1l' times- Tile m I ciT|n“ec;k;\n wngnd Zslrrroi recently purchased, the Prinz Fried- executive arefnnable ‘to aggtrale thatiwl :ii nzr be biigiesvm mvolve hm, rich Wilhelm. it was drlilginglly the present naiicla pos 'on 0 9|' HS. D 0 H planned to call this rii|"p¢ e ,ni- tiio fiiliwrlyl justifies the \`léDH\`i- million dollars. A numilier of con- pm; go( Chinn, but tm.. name has ure from the present day o0l\dll|0l\‘ gms either yt(~,¢|-igtzgd or working now been given to the (`..P.R.'s lat-

of work The executive is coa C est acquisition the ex German Tir m if

ii tour -_ _ ‘ iiiie _ ~,' ‘vas - f

iY;,t)1|hl;ar}‘;':f,f:e “sf Wmggh ,£3-q. tiniiing to meet to discuss the me alleged hmm °§:w" rn pitz. This new lompress or -Iniliiiiwhen 1 mme in this ¢im@__nmi ii rentl King Fdward The i’r|n<:e oi’ BUUBUOII- ` ' was placid 'May M 32' ' "M been 0h'“'i°"‘*" from Ulf’ "'-"-R- “ y ' ` ` - h ' by the Cunard S. S. Conipnny for

_ i .-- -'~ '_' several trips on its Atlantic service

.his friends the Prince of Wales ‘

william, and therefore vire- not to stray in Vienna during

are given in the rr.-

cor|cernln_g advanced views

Prince Rudolph. who fore

bound become

this he should Would 1

JUST A FEW HOURS MORE

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The Guardriaih lr eat $4000 competition is nearing sn

ond. Monday at 3 p. m. is the closing_hour.

Hove you, Mr. Re adex-_ helped your favorite ciindi-

date yet?

' You have only ia few hours left now in which to give yr/ur support_

These gre big days for the candidates and many of

hem are striving hard to win the prize of their choice. Many beautiful _ami valuable prizes will :be awarded and “,559 who no not win a prize will receive a commission or ten per cent. or the money they rwilovt.

Doirt be late on Monday candidates. And tm-ite

every moment notint from new imtil the cloning hour.

t_' replace the Mauretanla while the

**‘** latter s ibeing repaiircd after hor

rncent fire.

The -Empress of india while the

“"`“ tlhriedrich Wilhelm, was in

last summer between Liver-

Quebec under charter to R. from the Reparntions

Ellie was ii-eiurned to

as the steernge nc-

was not to C.l".R. the old of open by the she was purchase

and

feet

also a

vii by the Associated Tres `ilie rrscue ship Cordova.

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Bandits Get

- Stiired iw Zll-2 Disaster

Sill SAM HUGHES- N FUNERAL _

L A TlillK Pl.iliE YE'STEllllAY-

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Large Coiicoiiise of Moiiriiers Pay Last 'iiriliiite

to i3aiiada's` Great lieiieiai. lieilow_0ilicers

and _Caliiiiet Ministers

Attend.

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(Special to The Guardian)

LINDSAY. 0nt._ Aug. 26,~Th¢»

funeral oi' the inte (‘ol. Sir Sum Hughes took place today and was

day had been pro(-iulmt-tl in Lind-

coiuitry side turned out to do last

writing President of the Associa-

i Minister of Militia while thousands

came from near and far to loin in the sud proceedings. Among these were Preiuer iileigheii, Hon. Hugh Guthrie, `lion. J. Reid and several oi' the Generals as well an many other officers who were associated with Sir Sum in the great war. The funeral ci-i'te>_i;e was just as long us route. ltsrlt it mile und ra quarter, the burial ta-king place at liiverside Cemetery.

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Canadian Trade lillices

0peiied iii india

(Special to The Guardian)

OTTAWA, Out., Aug, 26_-The

Governor General in Council has authorized the estaibilshlng of Trade Commissioners ottices at Calcutta and Singapore it is an- nounced by the Trade and Coin- merce Department. it is expected that the offices will be opened not later than the end of Noveniber. li. A. ilhisholm and P. Ward, Assist- ant Trade Comniissioiiers at Cape- town, South Africa will be appoint- ed to the Singapore Office.

Provisions Oi

German Treaty

With The U. S.

\VASHll-Ndl-'l\ON, Aug. 26.~ T-he

treaty wi-hh Germany which was signed yesterday in Berlin, wias made public lasit night by the State 1De|iurtni‘erit. lit puts into force the iecouomic reparations military and

muon or Mm” _ ' 0 0 _ , enliig for continuation of peace no-i f‘ .L '. V Ore 0 _ Au _ 26___ , _ ,_ _i - s are with an lnf9r~t1:)rif‘l0I:gi #nigga gotiutions, a toot which caused 'q~hf;Ox;?,,§gl,`,§.,I,? Canidlani Iniporteh f;ui‘;':,k‘;h§‘n";‘;v;"i£{rs(};§f; .the covenant of tire League of Na. of the trade r/r calling when so, _ wrles-preailsatisilactioii and geiier:li.di.<aiileii at sea since Friday, is majority ot' the crew in the ilnni--'Hans °T by "her e'“'me'*"°d Pans Ordered by the executive. 0pumi5..._ siiii uritmt uno 1.. no danger, se- tier River. Aoi nope has iieeubf the Vefeiailles seeuemeut.

w,|,NN]pEG_ Aug 26___ 'pmt 3 _ , cordlng to ii radio message rccell-'aihnnilioneiy itliulg qi re are ,mhepi . ‘ l _ . S .. ’ -.' '

‘ 1 S ' closely linked fraternity of .the ----<e»-----

froiiitanrvivors of the fatastrophe than »‘

Norman 0. Walker, is United States

rigger, ami Flight-l.leutenant }i.iNeW

Wann. the com-maniier of the air-, ernlff and three other British mein-

ibers of the crew. I

The disaster' has stirred the Brit

the world war, when reports of

DENISON' Tex" Aug' 26'_‘Tw0'reverses to -tilted arms were rc`

Kinases and Texas Limited train.,

Tears

it is promised that u number ofl

Party Named

A. Ml1110n,lSh puhiicns noeiventrhad since_ LONDON. Mig. 26-“ll is Under-

stdod that the new Liberal party

niask-ed bandits held up and roh- ceived or “lr_mi;ls bv the Ge,UhanF;,ivlll i-.h.m.tiY make its appearance lied the mail coiscli of the Missouri cliironlclerl. All classes from Rav- In London under the dlreminn °f ~

ai-ty downward, hastened to express Sh' Chime” Sl“l'm‘""» WND is lilo

as M len Denison early man! The ;i3>;ilig;.'i»thy for the victl-ms. both the owner and managing director of the

h Li U it Stat , i . .

postal niitho-rirules intimated the) The Aa,':,M|n',i€g_'§, an; ‘°t‘;le"‘§3"m__ Bilmlnilihsllm G’-'12f'l'l€. Sileflifid. In- robibers loot must reach half a mil- any are omitting no exons m “L dapeudenlt, and about a -score other _ `iiou dollars. iviging the wlreck and investigating ‘muy and weekli' newspapers 3" e

this causte of the collapse or the various ports of England.

Z 2 'i` e salvage work will emi ____¢.g¢._._.__.

iQ V tinuc throughout th night it Hull,i ;

e although it adiuilttgdly is difficult? FILMS Fon LUNANCS

AS "nd d““g°“l’“S' V LONDON, August 26.-The equip-

mcnt of ii cinema thenrire at Win-

'“’““ the o'.`li_cers and men of the crew of on G_ 'A I '

"vou.onlv made one mistake the iiierntt-ti emit, including erica-Q, p,,f§f“,_8,§;'d‘,‘;‘f ‘;f,,§,‘,‘“e‘;“',3““‘§

when you got into the war." said clit-'»iGs-not-ii Maitland. ma-y have pauems'iB contemplated by me mp

Rev. F. M. Clay of lrn, speaking been lnipr-soneii in the gundolus I In ham As _I C '_ at yegtertluy-‘s iRotnry club_ iniicli“|by the explosion and met death Sntepgs are hem; "mia" fgnqiggtflii enn in a voice that suddeniy cholf there. They are believed to have me neeessany “cease

ed vi/_'th tears and broke wiiii u\'ei'- been resting in the gondoliis at tiioi It 1 b H d ' powering emotion ' >'°“ *“““`* ge* *lm* ‘if the ‘“S‘““€'- “S the-V “ad ““ will is ivuiifsbidhutniildieitjiilitiigirsmils in soon enough. You helped us willlrngageinnt to attend it dam-ev in muse “lmndy béwmmg c0m,a|es_

lliorn a Canadian. Carnegie med-

gnthering in honor nf the United

nllist. sh"mninster and owner, sur-States men.

i recentl recovered from a

|vivor of the Halifax disaster, ex-| The report that the hotly ni Com- pioi-er of ‘the rubber country in mander Louis l-I. Maxfield, United

States navy had been found, turn-

Baz l. ~ Y -~ 1 ~ . strange and terrible operation, now ed out to he inaccurate.

ri country pastor with n huge tent' Today officers c.-I the Air Mi‘nistr_\

Mr. Cliiy's dramatilc speech was something of ia sensation as he pleaded for closer unity of the Anglo4Sinxon races. .

of fres-li-air children ns his guests werc\ot~Hull¢nak'ing pre-lim")iary in-

vestigations and gathering all pos- sible data concerning the catastro- phe. The |iiln"st'r_v announces that after the court at Howden concludes

"These immigrants that you \iei|ii:a inquiry) further investigntgemg

in so carelessly." he said. “are _voulwill be made into the full technical

and the annie for mv wife

was worth it.

Two Great -Races Blend.

‘Over therg, (pointing to the

West) on that flag-pole you will find the Stars and Stripes above the llnion Jack. signifying the blending of own nations but one =great race. l hope it may also typ- fy the moral. political and relig- ious domination of the Anglo-Sain on i-rice everywhere." l t,-ipnlause, tears und laughter fol- lowed parts of the nililress. `l “The origin ol -life in a mystery] he said. contlnuinu. "Darwin prov-

P0111-ind to his satisfaction that man is

,ilescended from the monkey. l see incoming high tide.

it from the standpoint of the clergy mari.

that God created man

rvwn image, just ae the says." ‘ .-

going to c/hristianlze them or are aspects of the case by the “Ac- they going to foreignize you? Y0ll_cident. investigation -Sub-Committee charged me ti head tax nf $9 for,nf the Aeronautical Research (Tom-

mittee."

'Efforts to salvage the wreck of

the ZR-2 in the widespread mouth ,of the I-iumlier River in the hope that more of the hodies of her crew

ed debris of the giant airship were rel-iunierl nt low tide late today. All l-lull, it seemed, watched from the uuavs along the river which pours itself out. chocolate colored. to the sea. Thousands of persons stood piitientiyfor hours, watching while the salvage men struggled with the ilifficult task of running steel ropes

lmlght he recovered from the twist-

for the purpose o-l t-rylng to pull it

1‘he`Zil-2 iles on ii sand or mud

bar uhout half-way in the mouth of

‘l saw plenty of monkeys iindlthe river. three-fourths of a mils

and orangouiangs in llrazil,,iirom shore. The yater at low tide 'while they showed more sense-here is nibout four feet deep. Bo the natives. I didn‘t really feelilient and twisted is the skeleton calilng them Pa or Ma or Aunt from which projects from the sur-

of the water at low tide it will be

, eip dltfrdcult to monte the

wroolboeeuse of its greet weight.

face that, despite the shallowiaess emo-em '

and continued applause foiwtitfa Mr. Clara spoooii. _ running swiftly on either lids.

UHIIKIIIK `h\\‘il| IIN] (D9 “TOT

7-’ I0

under the ‘wreck of the airsbip

from the muddy bottom with the

the war. but hoiw many brave Lan-lliiill arranged in their honor \\ ed- , _ ndiuns might be alive today it’ you‘ti nesday night. 'l`ii=is was to iiuv'»'](em' The cost of the scheme Wm ‘come in sooner." ibeen in the nature of a farewell

be met. out ol a. fund bequeathed

some years ago by a grateful pat- en .

THE WEATHER - TEMPERATUR TIDE, MOON, ETH

i 'I`0RON'i`O. Aug. 26.-Fair and ioooi and not much change in tem- ieruture. ` High tide this evening at 5 and tomorrow .morning at 4.14,

iSnn sets this evnlnii at 6.47 and

rises tomorrow morning at 5__14_ 5;” movn Thursday. sept is 11.33

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