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Rare Animals From Borneo

Governor General Charmed With Island In Its Autumn Garb

His Excellency Expresses Regret That His Present Visit Is So Brief In “This Delightful Corner Of The Dominion.” He Looks Forward To A Sub- sequent Visit With Her Excellency The Count- ess Of Bessborough. Enthusiastic Reception Tendered King’s Representative On His F irsti Visit To Province. I

_i_€..__..__.._._____._. , ll. S. SENATUR Zeral of Canada, was hailed witll igreat interest and enthusiasm by g ' citizens who gathered at the depot continent, { and the street intersections in the! ~ "Ti I ringing cheers. I ll t e I‘ l1 a l O l1 a l l y Hts Excellency, who was‘ accom- Kn0“;n As a Financ_ j panied by his secretary, Capt. A. F.

MONTREAL, Que., Oct., b-Sqv- enteen members of the newly-cl- ected Quebec Legislature at present (also the prospect of fighting in court against unssating proceedings while, some other actions are ex- pected to be filed within the next few weeks. " Today three lotions were entered before the Superior Court, while thirteen were entered last Saturday, In Sorel today petitions were filed against Antonio Delis, Conservative, Yamaska County and Avta Tur- cotte, Liberal, Richelieu. The elect- ion of Hon. '1‘.,D. Bouchard, Liber- al, member for St. Hyacinthe and ' former Speaker of the Legislature, was contested in an action present- ed at St. lwaointhe, and at Three Rivers papers were flied against Maurice Duplessis, Conservative.

On Saturday thirteen charges were laid all against Liberals. Elev: en of them were on Montreal Island bnd two in Quebec district. All petitions are similar in tone, alleg- ing bribery, treating, hiring of vehicles and other violations of the elections act.

(By Frank ll. King, Associates Press Staff Writer)

LONDON, Oct. 5~(A.P.i—Th\ British Cabinet decided unani- mously tonight to call an immed- iate general t-I siion, it was an- nounced authoritatively following a late session. No formal official statement was given out at the close of the meeting, which lasted two hours, but it was learned that the election campaign will be fought by the National Government on the basis of a manifesto to be issued by Premier Rzmlsay Mac Donald.

The unanimity of the decisior. was taken to indicate that Sir Her- bert Samuel and the other Liberals whose attitude during th: last few v days has lac-op doubtful, have thrown in their lot with the Prim!

' The arrival in Charlottetown yes- ing the Boy 5¢°11t5 B5 he Walmd terda; morning of His Excellencylaiong I-le then proceeded to the llord liessborough, Governor Gen- ‘ Confederation Chamber, Nflvlz; ao- dresses oi welcome on behalf Cl the Provincial and Civic Governments were presented to him. After tncse were replied to, the members oi me Government, the City Council the President and members of the Ex- ecutive of the Canadian Legion and a number of others were P-“Ifellled to his ltxcollencv.

Q __ (Cnnadian Press)

g]. wuss-tonne, wash, Oct., s - ' Hugh Herndon and Clyde Panshvfn completed the first Ilwwllful‘ non- stop flight from Japan to the United States today landing their big beiJancn monopians here the mm of Pangboi-ns motile and brother.

They landed their monoplane at the Wenatchee Airport at 7.05 a. m. 711.832., 10.05 a. m. E. S. T. Their lilight from Samushlro Beach, Jap-

) - . ONLY TWO OF THEIR KIND IN ERICA

These two rhinoceros guinea-pi ‘g came hi] the way from Borneo, and are the only animals of their kind on the American Their resemblance to the jungle rhinoceros is accentuated by the small

horn-like tuft of hair on the tlp 0f each of their noses. Oh yes, we u D ‘"110! to introduce them. They are Ben and Bertha. Their guardian}

lsMlss Rowena Boyett cf Los Anxclcs. .

Are'h 5ish Jp"'I“Of',

vicinity oi the Provincial Building, where the school children and boy ‘scouts awaited his coming and re- ? celvell the distinguished visitor with.

GOVERNMENT ADDRESS

l sh had consumed 41 hours and 5 The situation, unique in Canada.‘ . - Lascelles, M.V.O., M.C., and Lleut. M, Me and m ., h, the“ minutes. is provoking much comment in the ler and Dlphmat- zF. N. Fuller, R.N., A.D.C., was wel- The following address was read Whglphgartcd stimpoftlfe m newspapers and m Wutmal circles" l Icolned at me depot M’ m B“ m‘ by Dy Premier Stewart: The Cabinet's zicclslon followec

They had circled the field three tunes, gained altitude and headed toward the cast then turned back and landed. Their previously an- nounced plan hadtbeen to continue q,‘ east in the hope of setting a new

long distance non stop record.

JWENATUHEE, Wash, Oct. 5-

Bkidding to a dizzy stop Clyde g ‘Pangbom snd Hugh Herndon land-

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To His Excellency the Right Honourable Earl of, Bessborough, A Member of the Most Honourable Privy Council, etc., etc., etc., Gov- ernor General of Canada:

closely the announcement that a group of t\vc1lt,v-t\\'o Liberal mem- bers oi Parliament. including Sir John Simon, had pledged their un- , qualified support to the Prime Min- lstol‘.

Mr. MacDonald also visited Rt. Hon. David Lloyd George, veteran Liberal leader. at his country home at Churt earlier today and con- ferred with him at some length.

' His Honour Lleut. Governor Dalton, | the latter being accompanied by his ‘secretary’, Mr. Alban Farmer, B.A., | L.L.B., and Lieut. Colonel Full, V.D., Major D. F. Tierney, and Lleut. J. J. Connolly. Coincident with the ar- rival of the vice-regal train a salute of nineteen guns was fired from Victoria Park. The Guard of Hon-

Vancouver Dead

It is generally conceded that only one of the 90 members elected on August 24 is secure from contesta- tlon, and that is Brim-Gen. C. A. Smart, Conservative , Westmount. The contestatlons raise interestlngl legal points. For instance under the Quebec oontroverted elections act it is necessary that every ‘ca... be tried before three Judges of the Othy Casey, D. 0., Archbishop of ‘Continued on page 7 Superior Court. Every case of thisgvancouver and Metropolitan of 1‘ , nature usually takes a long tlmejBritLsh Columbia, clled here today. 1" and as trial 0n the merits of the=He was 70 years old. _

case must be commenced within; Archbishop Casey died from an four months of the data the eiec- ailment which he contracted more tion is gazetted, or three months than ten yams “also. and which he from now, the few judges available had since been fighting‘, In 1920 he

(Canadian Press)

ENGLEWOOD, N. J., Oct. 5- Senator Dwight W Morrow died in his sleep today at the peak or‘ o. career which carried him into in- temational prominence as a finan- cier and diplomat. He was 58 years old.

A secretary tried in vain to awak- en the New Jersey Senator late in the morning and then called phy- sicians. Although Mr. Morrow lived for two more hours, he never re- gained consciousness, and died at 1.52 pm. of a cerebral hemorrhage.

[Canadian Press) VANCOUVER, B. C., 0012., 5 — Known throughout Canada and for more than 19 years head of one of the largest Roman Catholic districts in the Dominion. Most Rev. Tim-

er retained ‘consciousness until fif- tcen minutes before his death.

Funeral services will be conduct- ed Thursday morning by Co-adjut- or Archbishop William Mark Duke, of Vancouver. The sermon will bo preached by Archbishop O‘Leary. of Edmonton.

Following the death of Archbish- op Casey, Coeadjutor Archbishop Duke becomes Archbishop of the diocese by right of succession. For- merly parish priest of Saint John, N. B, he was appointed titular arch

May It Please Your Excellency : On behalf of the Government and people of Prince Edward Island we our, under command of Major T. B. beg to extend to you a most cordial Rogers, V.D., gave the Royal Salute. welcome upon this, your first visit His Excellency, slim and soldierli‘ to our shores since assuming the in his bearing, inspected the Guard exalted position of Govemor-Gen- and proceeded by motor car to the eral of Canada. Provincial Building, where the Pre- Your distinguished career is well mier and members of the Govern- known to the people of our Domin- ment, the Mayor and City Council- ion and we rejoice that His Majesty

(Canadian Press) ST. JOHN'S, Nfld., Och, 5- Tnm O'Neill, 27 year old resi- dent of Si. John's. was killed

Says Human

. .Quality Of Mass Of People Low

‘TORONTO. 0nt., Oct. 5—(B'y the‘ Canadian Press)—"'.l‘he human quality of the mass of the people of Great Britain is far too 10w for succeuful coping with the duties of modern citizenship," ,Dr. L. P.

would be swamped with work.

Thornton Is l Optimistic

(Special to the Guardian)

*1 Dean

.suffered ll severe throat infection jand though he recovered so {m5 as 110 be Bble t0 carry on his work for’ a time, he did not completely re. cover. Two months ago he was forc- ‘cd to forego his active duties and enter the hopsltal. On Sunday flight he took a turn for the worse and failed to rally. The Catholic lead.

bishop of Fasi and Co-ndjutor Aug- ust 30, 1928, to assist the late Arch- 111511°P Casey. On his arrival in Vancouver he assumed much of the active work of administration of

tensified by The father-ln-law of Colonel Char- les A. Lindbergh, who was a part- ner ln the Morgan banking house

The news of his death was in- its unexpcctedness.

Archbishop Duke is a native of Rte-w Brunswick, as was the me jAfChblShM) Casey.

I the diocese.

until he resigned to become Am- bassndor to Mexico, appeared in excellent health last night as he addressed s. large gathering in New York and was cheered by 1,200 men and women for his advice about welfare work. '

lors, awaited him.

At the entrance to the grounds of the Provincial Building, the Gover- nor-General left his motor car and proceeded up the central walk, acknowledging the greetings of the massed school children and inspect-

has seen fit to place you in the high oflice you now occupy.

No Province of the Dominion of Canada or of the Empire surpassed Prince Edward Island in loyal de-

Continued on page l0

Ill ENTY-FUUR

Quiet Prevails

today while partridge shooting

nn White's Ba y

Barrens.

He

tripped over his gun, discharg- ing tho load into his body.

The WeatherEtc

4m: MAM

. , vmoouvaa, n. c. Oct, 5 l I

t, ‘hen’ Editor of mbberts Journal’ From now on there wlll’be a steady! aee The passing of the man who had w C _

i‘ recently "signed principal o‘ Man‘ improvement in economic oondit~ , poured oil on the troubled waters (Cuudhn may Ho N} Sm“:

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l iaeiafflggigelggfga $2,“! knit: ions in the opinion of Sir Henry, t/Ollfildllsts I of Mexico with his doctrine of BOSTON, -Mass., Oct. 5—Qui."t g Melisa?‘ “tafiszgi ' ‘Thofllwll. Pfesldenli 0f 051191111511. wurl/fisy. Dltwnce 511d “nderstami? prevailed today on Commonwealth ,' A ' iii‘ 1

3,5,“,

on the subject of recreationpsaid today in a newspaper interview. Dr. Jacks is here for the recrea- tion congress of the United States , and Canada. "The whole social Question will adjust itself u the Quality of the people is improved," llDr. Jacks said. "But no social sys- ..tem, capitalistic or socielistic, will lticceed if the human material of society is of law quality."

jidlvlvouwdizlvlelslrs. COMING EVENTS, ., ‘MEETINGS arcs.

(think that conditions have started

present conditions, but like to point out that we have had

will survive the present one." He admitted that there had been an almost "unbelleveable decline" railway traffic.

National Railways expressed here; Saturday. "Without being foolishly optimistic" Sir Henry said, “I real‘;

on the upward curve". "I do not,‘ wish to minimize the seriousness oi chambers’ I would‘

critical economic conditions in the. ‘Dist and will attain in the futuréwl 79 years of Ma jWe have passed through many de-i jpresslons and inevitably the world‘

ini

Passes Away

(Canadian Press) our-lane, Que, Oct. s_a. D, T. Dean of Quebec jour- nalists and leading authority on . natural history in the province oi Quebec, died here ‘today. He was

Born in England, Mr- Chambers ,came to Canada as a young man [to take up educational work on the stuff oi the Granby, Que., Ac- ademy. After a few years at Gran- by he entered journalism and was for many years cditor-in-ehlef of

(Canadian Press)

SYDNEY, N. 5., Oct. 5.—The mail plane‘ which hopped off from the German liner Bremen eight hund- red miles at sea at 9.30 E. S. T. this 11101111118‘ had not arrived at 6 o'- clwk illllllht- 171C Dlllne was more than an hour overdue.

LATER-IS SAF E

GLAOE BAY, N. 5., Oct. 5-1116

noun gvlnnul

ing between nations, removed one of the country's foremost advocates ~of prohibition repeal, a man who frequently had been mentioned as, a possible candidate for President or Vice-President in 1932, and a leader upon whom New Jersey Re-l publieans had expected to lean heavily in the turbulent cam- paign now being waged for the oi- flce of Governor.

His death placed in the hands of Morgan F. Larson, Republican gov- ernor of New Jersey, the power to preserve the Republicans one-vote margin in the Senate. He will name a successor who will hold of-

(Canadian Press) LETHBRIDGE, Alta, Oct. 5-1:. Maurice, Vice-President of the Mine Workers‘ Union of Canada, and acting President, announced today that calls had gone out to the miners of Alberta, Ontario and Nova Scotia for a general 24-hour protest strike on Wednesday, Oct. 7, as a demonstration against the "slaughter of miners" in Estevan, Sask. The following demands will be urged upon the provincial and Dominion Governments: Withdrawal of‘ all state forces; liberation of all arrested miners and union organizers; full retribu-

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Pier where

last Saturday union ongshoremen and non-union negro

workers clashed in a battle that resulted in injuries to a score of men. The Susan Luckenbach, a Luckenbach line vessel on non-union workers who participat- ed in Saturday's fight were em- ployed, was placed in dry dock.

which

The J. L. Luckenbaeh of the same ine was going into dry dock later

in the day although it still carried some freight longshoremen returned to work on the steamers Iowan and Californ- ian of the Hawaiian-American line.

in its hold. Union

Union officials and represent-

atives of steamship companies again

, _--__ . » ' lice until the general election in “ion; m -- _ the Quebec Chronicle, no was a mail plane from the North Gcr- t ti b the p vlncial governments w 11. il.'_'.~<—-l.|‘: ~.-. n u l ll o‘ gm‘: mfiggeavfg: contributor to many other news- H1811 Lloyd liner Bremen, which ifliilzedm‘ gr“; “film 919C119" t tooxéheydependzzlts or the dead and met to consider a wage disagree- ‘oil Ill. jllflllrlnll.ll.llgl‘\pllllgll,“y? fgsfllgl; _ _ ’ C0 ngfa tala t0 1'3] papers, periodicals and magazines. took oif 800 miles at sea this morn- ~ . - na. r orrows deat wounded mmers and the right o, merit which has threatened to tie w...» _ _ " _ _ ‘ ' 95% Peters 0111b. 105111118 lambs! He was the .o.uthor of a number of ins. landed on Glace Bay Harbor leaves 47 mpilbncam- 47 Dem” m "P 111B ""119 Wat" fmnt- M’ '1""'°".“ "" m?" "'- M" e miners to build a. union of their "hi... nut, UPI, .. _ , hoes Wednesday. October 7th. ' - crate and one Farm-Laborlte 1h the i_____ .. works on fish and game. He was at 7.10 ociock tonight and sent up -~' 9139-19-54! a e ecelve . ' n . own °h°°s1n5 .\ll.\'i\il.\l .\.\'n ll\\l.\ll'.\l TE.“- - alderman for Quebec Olty from "h" W“ “km l" distill“ 518' Se m The acting President said that I'F.Il\1‘litII\‘ q 5, “(J0me to 5t. Columba on Oct. B ‘Pri e Mifl mu“) IBMTW so!“ and 9' dlillsh- nals. Motor boats went out to in- the Estevan strike was preparatory ,,,,“.__,,,, 1,, .., '3‘: to the big Chicken Supper in: J’ v’ m- survive. vestigats and lender assistance if to a general strike should the gov- \-,,,,,.',,,,,, .. .,, p], ‘o’ 9115-10-2. ' - nwmu-Y‘ Th“ PM" w" "m" ernments refuse the demands of _-— l

'.""Kesp only good pigs! You get

LONDON, Oct. U. (Canadian Pins!

than an hour overdue at Sydney.

NEW GUVERNUR

the men and that strike relief had

(Canadian Press)

l'illi.’.li‘_\‘ \ :

gmgnllisealtldibeltlfilh, swing mum-l“- mm- '7- H- 771011133-560 P?‘ been despatched by the central DE-I-Rorp Mmh" Qcp 5_M;-s_ ‘c I oné-io-s-ii. retlfy of State for Dominion Af- N s offacleFsto Estievéanfi s 0t 5 (By Rose Vegas, 48. and her (lili-yefig-olcilf ~‘ --—— fairs. sent the following cab] to -——— ~ 1 IVIT- . - -- 9- — son, W am, were oun gu y o "Borden Line Club loading hozs. Prime Minister R. B. Bennett tgdsy (Cflngdhn "m, Fur iprnent I ' the Canadian Press>—LcaminE first degree murder tonight by a mb‘,',h°‘§§fl"‘ff‘£’§ ““"d“y' an u... ggcgglon om" ggflyglof m, rmmax, N. s., Oct., ii-Oharles that the Mine workers Union of jury which cum them for the H H \ =3 - . u ’ _ a t n ' i; i‘ ' ' 0190-10-6-31 first steamer with grain from H. Hosterman, who has been act- Canada was afillintvd “11111 i119 death of Steve Mak, a roomcl at P’ H’ ' n mr o o own .'|-. T

"A meeting of the members of the Potato Growers Association at

Churchill, Canada's latest seaport: "On the oceasio of the safe sr-

ing agent of the Marine Depart- ment here since the retirement

(Special to the Guardian) IURONTO, Ont, Cv-Elght thous-

OTPAWA, Ontl. Oct. 5. (By the

6ft. K. C., Halifax, has been sp-

Canadian Presto-William n. Cov- of the Union. making up the NOW

“red international," local members

Scotia branch, had recently decid-

Mrs. Vercs‘ home, on whose llfv she carried insurance policies amount- lng to about $4,000.

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\'nlley~—.\'orihwostorly ninth‘, fair null

I-fssclbrook Station will be held at rivsl in London of the Farnworth, some months ago of C. H. Howey. _ the sshooluucsdiy at s o'clock. winging m, firs; dim; ‘hlpmgnfiihflfl been placed in permanent and pounds of furs with a value minted Lieut. Governor of Nova. ed to return 111v" "MYWT and ————————~——— PM) u new: 1mm rr-wy» g . 0l80-l0-6-li. mm western gum“; go m; charge of the Department. H; first approximately 8160.000 were broushil Scotia. Official announcement of withdraw from the organization. Don Livingstone, President of the "nffllfltf, 12ml, "all?" ":u‘§"“,f',n—,_"'°“" mom“, gm. MWQMM.‘ country by the Hudson's Bay rouiefentcred the Gdvernment employ down from M0139 factory over the the appointment was made tonight. Mayor P. A. Doric 1111°1m°d i‘ Mine Workers Union in Nova sco- o..." nml North .=|...--|=v.~-h _v-.-|~tv ' c , 1 d t T‘ Hmfm d Th . dent he“, w, t‘ shifting to noilltrcst: mostly tmr nml Corner Hall. Wednesday night, His Msjestys Government of the some thirty years ago. week en by he ms ng an e new Lieut-Govcrnor suc- HEW-Filip" cmcsmn s, could not be reached for com- ,,,,,,..,_ ‘October ‘Ith. Indies with cakes frss. 11mg“ xlngdom w“); g9 mm” g9 Northern Ontario Railway , This ceeds the late Hon. Prank Stanfield night. Such action, taken at a rs- men; Apart from the weawme r"l1;|‘r|i‘||in‘r‘ r'Fr..y:»ti'..:.--'-.\l:l<vr(rrqo.- ‘t: ~ k .~‘ ~ t; l! no" .l Yll,'.' Admlmon 25 cent‘ u m” m“ “'1' His Majesty's Government in Can- (Canadian Press) Inliimflih 10°01'41"! t0 advices re-' who died recently. Early appoint- cent meeting oi’ the bianch- Wh1°h collierics of the Drummond Coal "(Irlhwllj mun- cloudy: mu much

6A] nllht. OIW-lti-fl-II.

ado hearty congratulatit on the

- MONCIUN, N. B», 0st, 5-

Tho City Council met this sve-

OPIVECI. III hllht by 600119 W. bee. Chairman of the T. and

rzent of s success to Mr. Stan. field was necessitated by the fact

numbers some s00 m s00 miners. was taken to llldlflill‘ that n0 0811