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THE WEATHER

Guardian every day.

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Democrats Poll Huge Vote

practically every worth- while home in Prince

a Read by Everybody Covers Prince Edward island Like the Dew

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1932

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‘Schooner Sunk And Another Is

Missing

(Canadian Press)

S1‘. JOHN'S, Nfld., Nov. tI-One schooner is sunk and another is 1111551113 following the Week end “is, according to reports received

ere tonight-

./ ‘rho Helen Belle sprang a leak or: cape Chateau Rouge and sank. captain Job Illrnberly and his crew reached Burin after rowing six mil-

Il-

The J. G. Bailey, captained by William Burlit of Long Beach, lrinity Bay. was blown out to sea otter leaving here Saturday and has not been reported since,

ANNOUNCEMENTS, -COMING EVENTS, _ MEETINGS, ri.'i(. "RATE-k per payable in advance.

word strictly

"see ‘Zeke Smithers" and “Si. Corntcssel" at Cornwall Thursday night. 6021-11-7-41.

"The Hlllsboro Dairying Co., will be receiving cream on Wednesday's itarting November 0th. 6045-11-8-21.

"Come to Concert in Milton Hall, ‘Thursday evening. If not line. Friday. 6074-11-9-11.

, "wanes-Kelly's Cross Hsll, Nov- ember 9th. Lunch. Auspices C. W. L. ' (f unfavourable following night.

6048-11-8-21. '

"Meeting P. Isis... Hospital

In Gale

nucuuuu RETREATY

(Canadian Press)

PARIS, Nov. B.—Prelimlnary dis- cussions pertaining to a Franco- Cnnadlan trade treaty were held here today. C. H. Cohan, Canada's Secretary oi State for External Af- fairs, enroute to the Dominion from Geneva, conferred with R. Cou- londre, Under Secretary in the For- eign Ministry. Tomorrow Mr. Ca- han will meet Julien Durand, Min- ister of Commerce.

The Canadian Minister intimated the conversations were merely pre- liminary and that negotiations for a. new commercial treaty with France would be undertaken later.

WAS AWARDED $40 DAMAGES

(Canadian Press) , OTTAWA, Ont., Nov. 8.—-While tho House of Commons listened in

PRELIMINARY

tee Stage In House Yesterday.

(Canadian Press)

UITAWA, Ont., Nov. 8—A bill

implementing the Canadian-South

African Trade ‘lreaty passed

through committee stage in the

House oi Commons today. mil-d reading will be i \.l tomorrow.

IN NEW ZEALAND

WELLINGTON, Nov. 8 - 'I'he House of Rlepresentatlva today passed the Government's bill "m- iplementlng the pacts signed by New Zealand at the Imperial Economic Conference.

CANADA GETS mmiomi mnuuuml

REGINA,’ Nov.‘ 8—-’I‘hc United Kingdom Government has given the Canadian Government an ord-

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DANADA-SDIITH A F R IDA N TRADE PADT

Treatymllassed Through Commit-

Defeated Hoover

FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT, New United States President.

ROOSEVELT coMss FROMFARMFAMILY,

FURTHER isliuiiis

Largest Item In List Is An‘ Appropria- tion Of $975,000 For Further Relief 0f Unemployment.

(Canadian Press) OTTAWA, 0nt., Nov. ll-Further supplementary estimates for the present fiscal year totalling $1,- 534,957, were tabled in the House oi commons today by Hon. E. N. Rhodes, Minister of Finance.

The largest single item in the list is an appropriation of $075,000, a further amount required for un- employment rellei under the ad- minlstraton of the Department oi

. Pensions and National Health.

85 P.D. DF DDMINIDN [DAN SUBSCRIBED

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, Que, Nov. 8.—Le$ than $12,000,000 or l5 per cent re- mained for subscription tonight of the 1932 Dominion of Canada $80.- 000,000 loan, the ofllcial closing date of Whlbai is hi... ‘1.’:di"-.~!di:_;._ v

Corporation support to the loan

Gov. R

NEW YORK, Nov. 8—(By the As- sociated Iiressn-Pyramiding maj- orities for Governor Franklin Roose- velt and John Nance Garner in Tuesday's United States election smothered Republican hopes for President Hoover and Charles Cur- tls so deeply that some concessions of defeat were announced even be- fore all the states had reported.

Democratic figures bounding up- wards in strategic New York led the Hoover managers there to give up the state and its 4'! electoral votes. The Republican Daily News of Chicago and New York Herald Tribune onceded the nation as well. Decisive Democratic advances in the Senatorial and House con- tests likewise appeared to portend that the party would control Con- gress. Democrats were picking up House seats here and there and Rc- publican Senators Watson of 1nd- ians. Smoot oi’ Utah, Binghiim of Connecticut and Glenn of Illinois were behind-without the totals being conclusive.

Roosevelt Leads in 33 States

With four states Yet to be heard from. 1in-;...~i~oft'.'ii-:s lite Jena in‘

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andcooi.

Annual Subscriptions Delivered Iii-OI? By lull Canada and U, l. A. 84.50

Yesterdgay

oosevelt

New President Of United States

Herbert Hoover Badly Beaten By Democratic Opponent —— Elec- tion Conceded In Early Returns.

cratic lead nus carrying with it a Congress of that party, there being several overturns of Republican seats in the House and none the other way.

At. nine p. m., Eastern ‘Flume, As- sociated Press returns showed a popular vote of 2,611,754 for Roose- velt and 1,613,251 icr Hoover, ‘rhesc figures represented but about oiic- twelfth of the total precincts in the country. Ohio in the early hours gave Hoover a lead, then switched to increase to 20 the number of States where Roosevelt led. Hoov- er held but eight at this time-with the extreme west yet to be heard from — Pennsylvania, Michigan.

(Continued on Page 7)

Explains System Used In Electing U. S. President

WASHINGTON, Nov. 8—A popu lar majority does not always elect a president of the United States Each state is a separate electoral "iricolnsidc "(abiding-cl States illum-

Ladies’ Aid in 'I‘rinlty Social I-Iall, rapt attention Hon. E. N. Rhodes, 33 ‘states emmwered Wm‘ a lam] 1' . ' Wednesday. November 9th. 33o acting Minis," o! mheﬂes today er ior 1,000,000 pounds oi poultry B U I B, continued today with the Canadian of more than 40o “mm.” votes rlgnezerlggltlozsawm 22.x“ S): iolooii. 0038-11-‘8-21. gave an account of a “an, battle to be purchased in the West. nc- _ . Bank note company subscribing To w“, m m need“, Four

"Chicken supper and bazaar in Stanley Hall Nov. 11th. Supper served from 4 to 9. Admission 35c.

8108-11-9-21

"At Murray Harbor North Fri- day evening, November .11th. See the play, “The Colonel's Maid."

6105-11

"Don't miss Canadian Legion Masquerade Dance B. I. S. J-lnll, Bouris, November 11th. Six prizes. Lunch served by Ladies Auxiliary. Admission 35c and 25c. 6053-11-8-21.

of! Prince Edward Island which re- sulted in damages to a hen house

ment $40.

It all happened when the govern- ment cutter "Arras‘ gave chase to a motor boat engaged in illicit lob- ster fishlng. The “Arras" fired a shot intended to cut across the front of the fleeing boat, but in- stead it went ashore and ploughed through the stable and lienhouse owned by Mrs. E. F, Hopgood, of Cape Wolfe, P. E. I. In its course

and a stable and cost the Govern- ~

cording to reliable information re- ceived here today.

Manitoba is expected to supply the bulk oi the shipment since the birds will be shipped from the nearest shipping points.’ The bet- ter part of the order will be made up of turkeys and agents are said already to be in Manitoba check- ing over ﬂocks. It is hoped the order may stabilize the trade in Western Canada. where it was fear- ed turkeys would be retailing for 12 cents a pound by the Christmas

ALBANY, N. Y.-Like many oi the nation's presidents, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Democratic can- didate, was bom a fann boyf-but unlike many, he came not from a log cabin. I-lis birthplace was the ancestral manor of his family, high above the stately Hudson river.

Governor Roosevelt still makes his home in that beautiful structure of colonial architecture at Hyde Park, in Duchess county, New York. He weighed ten pounds when he

atory school in Groton, Moss. He went, but not until he debated the subject with his father, for Frank- lln wanted to go to sea.

IFrom Groton he went to Harvard. Before going to college, his sinn- mersvusually were spent in New Brunswick, where he sailed and learned of ths mysteries of the sea.

Prom Harvard Roosevelt went to ‘Columbia Law School, afterward taking the examination for admit- tance to the bar and passing with

$100,000; Canadian Celanese Ltd., $50,000; Sherwin Williams company of Canada Ltd., $50,000, and Domin- ion Commercial Travellers‘ Associa- tion, $25,000.

Chief Justice Gives Ruling Re Insurance

(Canadian Press)

years itgo the Hoover record was 444. The president had majorit- ies in but nine states with 89 elec- toral votes-or only two more than Alfred E. Smith received in '28. The nine were Delaware, Idaho, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Rhoda Island and Vermont. In most or these states the figures ‘were fer from decisive.

Huge Majority

as the electoral college. , Take the state of New York, lot instance. It has 47 votes in the clcc- toral college. Ii a majority of the voters in New York state vote ioi Hoover, the state's 4'1 electoral col- lege votes go for Hoover. If a ma. Jority goes for Roosevelt, it swing: all the electoral college votes llllf Roosevelt's column.

There is a. total of 531 votes ii the electoral college, divided amonl the states on a basis of their re spcctivc populations. It requires 2t!

“"- t in th l t I ll t "Nomkg “c151 mggﬂng o; 311 it spilled s. barrel of chicken feed 560w“- was born, January 30, 1882, the son N811 mB-TlI-I- TORONTO. Nov. B-It was ruled NEW YORK, N0“ B__Tabumﬂon 21°85? e e P‘? °Tﬂ 9° 05B I Returned Men will be held in the and Mm, 110939011 recewed $40 u, o! James Roosevelt and sure. Del- Roosevelt's choice for a bride was by Chic: Justice sir William Mul- '

Belfast Public Hall, November 11th,

make good the damage.

ano Roosevelt. As a boy he romp-

another Roosevelt — from that

ock in Appeal Court that a man

of 6,371 of New York states’ 8,837 election districts gave:

Qjgmtfx-TM- ‘mm’ v§0';§‘ff§fgf‘,,‘§' Woman SL183 ed tiie 1,000 acre estate of his par- branch oi the family which gave in his dying moments may make a 2‘0,3,a61; HM“, 1'3 mielﬁ°°s°v°lh (continued on Page 5i ‘ ' a entgexplorlng every nook and own- the famous T. R. to the nation. declaration by which his wife be- Tammany I'm, apparently wept —’——‘_ “Reserve Wednesday evening, I N R E s T E D Tr" r0 H ospltal ny of that well-ordered farm. She was Anna Eleanor the daugh- comes the beneficiary under any sunogate John 0.3m“ m; the November 9th, for chicken supper He had his dogs and horses and $01‘ 01 Elliott Roosevelt. youngest insurance WNW 11° ma!’ ha" °“ mayoralty chair from which James

at Clyde River Hall. If not fine will be held following fine evening. 6028-11-7-31

“A11 returned men 50",“, and _ saidiohave been sustained by Mrs. classroom" to Groion School for. Elizabeth Dumuri, defendant in 455's” with 185194., 1,0 r “w” H’ . mingy requgztligdm to meet at Leg- glimgﬂansulisqmiiylgf: ail-Ix}: E. H. Davis, while a patient at Col- Boys, a fashionable college prepar- (Continued on Page 5) 8" ""011 M00811?» by the RBYBI Pounds‘ No °°m5- t Nilvembe!‘ 11m ' ' chcstcr Hospital was begun today Bank of Canada, against her as NEW yo N a , m m _ _p mo, _ ticularly interested in Franklin De- RK- °"- ~- BY ° uter.y’sl.n u e to pardggii-tflfg-xgl. lano Roosevelt's feat at the polls in berm’ gmltfeme CW" Justice R" gecgrbg M g6 istgtfwglrxltgle 1:; “WWW! Pre-‘ﬁ-Knifi-lls deeply o ' ARE H9111?‘ Y“ "m- - - “m” ° ' e T’ into traditionally Re ublican ter- —-—— tn UnltdSttstdy. His - . P "Come to the B. Y. P. U. Con- m; hum: is ldlciftedohiire, on thieulg- Mrs‘ Dam who i‘ sums the hos‘ A MT m°n°Y5 5h‘? Tecelved “m!” ‘m m‘ ritory, Governor Franklin Roose- NOT

lert in the Tryon Baptist Hsﬁl, Sat- urday, November 12th. If not fine, November 14th. Admissi I 25c and 15c. 6072-11-9-31.

"Corns to the Mite Box opening in Wlnsloe North- Church, Friday Ivsning at 7.30’ and hear Miss De Blois returned Missionary speak.

6070-11-9-11.

"The W. M. S. of the Winsloe North Church is having the Annual Mite Box opening on Friday even- lnr. November llth at moo. A ipeoial program is being prepared. Rev. L. J. Leerd, Minister.

6076-11-9-11.

“Masquerade Dance Mt. Stewart Hail, rriday, November llth, under

(Canadian Press) canpoannw, N. a, Nov. a.-

lond of Campobello. Mr. Roosevelt has spent most of his summers here since lie was a boy.

Has No Po rver

. To In tervene

(Canadian PHI) OTTAWA, Nov. B-‘Ilhe govern- ment has no power to intervene in the dispute between railway em- ployees over division of work, Hon. R. .1. Manion said :1 the ‘louse oi Commons today. It was a problem for the railways and the umons.

. (Canadian Press) TRURO, N. 8., Nov. iL-Trlal of a civil suit for $5,000 based on burns

pital, claims‘ that as a result of the burns she was forced to stay in the hospital more than five weeks long- er than shc would have been there ordinarily.

Evidence was to the effect that a hot water bottle had ben left in her bed inadvertently.

Fossil Bones

Found In C. B.

(Special to the Guardian) SYDNEY, N. 5., Nov. 0—'I‘here are possibilities of the island of

was fond of both. At the age of l4, young Roose- velt was sent from his "fireside

brother of the late president. They were married in New York City in March, 1905. And the brides “Un-

utes of silence.

Captain Legnie.

Hymn :

Remembrance Day, November I I

11.00 o'clock. 0n the first stroke of the Town Clock Scrip- ture sentences will be read which will be followed by the sounding of “Cease Fire”,

as a signal for two min-

11.02 o’clock. Prayer by the Branch Chaplain, the Rev.

“Last Post" sounded by Bugler Ben Doiron.

O God, our help in ages past, Our hope for years to come. Our shelter from the stormy blast,

his life, and that money never be- comes part of the estate." The court allowed the appeal of Mrs.

surance policy.

Explains Idea Of Two Year Loan

(Canadian Press) OTTAWA, Nov. iL-The recent loan of $35,000,000 secured by the Government from the banks on two year notes at four percent, was in accordance with the idea that an casing of money is "highly desir- able" in the interests of business recovery, Premier Bennett told the House of Commons today. So far as he was aware, the Prime Min-

J. Walker resigned last September 1. Further from 1,600 districts gave O'Brien a commanding total of

velt accumulated such majorities in Tuesday's United States election that some supporters of President Herbert Hoover began to concede a Democratic victory within a fcw hours after the polls had closed. It looked also as though the Demo-

To Stand‘ Or Fall By Trade Pacts

"WE HAVE CHOSEN OUR KENS- MEN WITHIN Till-I EMPIRE," DECLARES BENNETT "

OTTAWA, Nov. 8—Thc Canad-

The Weather, Etc

‘(HER SALT 9

RIETICOIKOLOGIFAI. (il-‘l-‘IPB. 'i‘"\ mm, Nnv, H-hlinimiim rml ninxlniufl

lus ices Mt. Stewart Branch Can- arena as c - "'“'¥“'""‘""“‘ ll 1m mm i o. 0-». .. Second for best costume. First and school, Friday, November 11th. Ad- t b c Bqnggth the ghadow of Thy Throne med ,1 ,5 m the tour trade treaties negotiated lcliuiouioil sewn‘! m1’ ""1019" wstume‘ Ad‘ mi-SSIOH. ﬂdllliil 45 091195- 6511579" ﬂndm‘ o! “h” appears o e 80m Th sﬂlrll8 IIGIUG dwelt secure world’ is comm w I n’ at the Imperial Economic Confcr- Eiu million 25 cents. 6052-11-8-21. 15 ca,“ 5995.11-94; huge fossil bones 0n a farm near l/_ _ _ , ' Such is certainly the case in Great “we “m” Mmmer R B Berk u

Bvdnrv. wwrdlns w 1M1 offlvlelﬂ Sumcw” w Th“ ‘"7" “m”, Britain and the United States." ' ‘ ' <1

“Buying live and dressed p001- trv at B. L. Dlckieson, New Glas- sow, all day Wednesday November 9"!- l-lighest prices paid.

6061-11-8-21

"hll-of-wer and sports in the Kcnlinlton Rink, Wednesday, No- vember Oth, at l p.m. Proceeds in

"Ladies Aid Concert and Box Social in Pownal, November 11th. Admission 20c and 10c.

0071-11441.

"All persons indebted in ma are requested to make payment before November 10th, 1032, otherwise ac- counti- will be handed to my M“

of the Canadian National Rail- ways.

Some yssis ago a huge skull be- lieved to be part of rnestodon re- mains were discovered near the same spot. The latest fossilized bone structures were found at a depth of twelve feet imbedded in

Placing of wreaths.

And our defence is sure.

0 God our help in ages past,

Our hope for years to come, ' Be thou our guard while troubles lust, And our eternal home. Amen.

Patriotic address by the Branch Chaplain.

While he felt the Government was quite justified in joining with other countries in the adoption of monetary measures designed to en- courage recovery, any broad action along this line was unnecessary, Mr. Bennett sold, and he reiterated his previous declaration that, "this

nett declared in the l-lousc of Com- mons while hls followers shouted their endorsailon.

"We have chosen our kinsmcn within the Empire rather than the foreigner without," proceeded the Prime Minister. The object behind the pacts was to open trade chi-in-

IROREFAST!

Vrirliimc ciist nml trust-Fresh Jo strong northeast winds fair nnﬂncoo

lligh thin this morning at ill. an tonight nt 0.3.’).

30min! thewgdlr: lzllvgr Hockey torncy. J. G. Macmodkzlair-nlzsloiiﬁ. wk mud co . Wm‘ . Reveille. country Wm m, “p”, fmm m, gels whiclh wotulitlhnotl be subﬁzlcztso Tlfplgfldlaigrrigvll‘? glfifgzilfltlgllnllitggézaztliﬁ v Adm C . ’ _ Q CBPPCO O C BY 0|’ ' ~ 1 moon Sllnilnv Nun, 1., -.- k tam crust or hard earth. Efforts i 0 Canada. established principle of sound mo“ 1"‘ -- 6062-11-8-21 , , h . “The elm, lead,“ "cram-m m “m; m“, u, h“, m up"; The K1“; 9y’. ations of political exigencies e msmnnlprsmn M“ "Mme" "mm,"

"Bee "The City Feller." Where? Harrington Hall, Wednesday, No- vember 9th. If not fine. Thursday.

"mum by nuntei- Rivel‘ talent.

Milken

I ﬂit MN-li-l-Ii

hall-B. 1. s. social evening with all its trimmings. Cards start 0.15 p.m. Prizes anﬂgpeoialties. 005x11

_ __- r an special i p“ p con-n

from the Department of Interior at Ottawa come to Sydney and

make an examination of the latest find.

During the two minutes

silence, it is hoped all traffic

will cease. The Boy Scouts will fall in with the Veterans

and will parade with than.

Easier credit conditions meant, if anything, improvement in the mar- ket ior gilt-edged bonds, Mr. Ben-

said, instancing the Fordney-Mc- Cumber tariff of the United States

liitcr thnn (‘imrlnitotmi-n. EAR PERI! SCHEDULE

which wiped out entire Canadian

BIN Bid.

industries.

Wei-k vinyl-Learns llnrrlon dull] 0.15 n. u\. and 1 Iv. In.

Week days-Loaves Cape Torlnem

me loJmnlandi-BLI. I