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J/WllcPresent Claimi For l_)_alton Sanatorium

Premier Saunders Will Include Sanatorium Claim In His Sub- sidy Brief Which He Is Now

Planning To" Submit, To Ottawa. Date Of Confer- ence Not Yet Decided.

The claim of. the Province upon the Federal Government for compensation with respect to the Dalton Sanatorium will be included by Premier

Saunders in the subsidy

Ottawa this fall, the Premier declared in an inter- view with a. Guardian representative yesterday. Mr. Saunders would not admit that any financial offer had been made to Hon. Mr. Lea, Minister of Agriculture, on_ the occasion of the handing over of the Sanatorium to the Bell Government by the Dominion'authorities, but in view of the feeling that this Province had some claim for compensa- tion and that the alterations made to the building while it was in Federal hands rendered its opera- tion a more difficult proposition, hewas prepared to submit a brief on the subject and press for com-

pensation.

"01 course." the premier contin- ued. "the Dalton Banatorium was always a difficult proposition. There was the difficulty of securing water, the inconvenience of its location, and so forth. However, I agree that a claim should be msdsout and pre- sented and I am preparing to do this st the first opportunity."

Asked ifgthvdate for the hearing oi the subsidy claims had been lb:-

claims to be presented at

ed. Premier Saunders replied in the y

negative. He had been assured by Hon. Mr. Robb, Finance Minister in the Federal Government, claims would be heard some time

this fall before a. board of three ex- r

Ports. who would likely be appointed from the Finance Department. '1n that case, as the presence of Mr.

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STILL NO WORD OF

MISSING

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5'1‘. JOI-RTB. Nﬂd. Oct. if-Jfhe operator of the coastal steamer Kyle. wireiessed for durther information "llrdirlg a report mat he had pick- ed up a message from the steamer Bcﬁhia, stating that wreckage be- lieved to be from Urban Ditemsxrs trans-Atlantic plane had been found by an imidentinsd steamer, replied, “Cannot give any definite informa- tion, understand Bcythia radioed hav lug picked up plane wreckage color-

ANNOUNCEMENTS, comma EVENTS. MEETINGS. arc.

“Buyyour cakes and pastry at liennell and Chandler. Mil-Si

uersde Hail, Hsllowe'en.

"Dance in lkneraid Hall Friday. October 25th. 942140-2441.

"Dr. 01m, n, n. - start now home prevention cure now st Purdy

Dance. oardissn sess-io-ae-si.

llstica, Westcheater 00., N. Ya USA-

" try Bale at Prowse Bros, Bat- "Yﬁ . October 26th. Zion Mission Band. 517-31

\ timeout "Rev. Father Binnott will lecture in Trscsdie Bali, Wednesday evening, ma. lale of piss. sus-ic-ss-u.

"The osruwall Community Club Present "The llngin lkewi" in Win- 11" Hall. many. twenty-ﬁfty.

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edblsck and white." The rumor 11m had the wreckage as black and or- ange, the color of Diteman's plane. Last niabt Soythia reported no sign of the plans hsd been seen and this message, in private Qcde and decip- hered with diillculty, was apparently the one picked up by the Kyle, whose operator is believed to have informed a lsndoperatcr that the Scythis ra- dio had mentioned s plane. The land operator it is said. repeated the mes- sage, adding that wreckage had been picked up. ‘The manager of the New- foundland Government Railway. which manages the Kyle said the Kyle operator would be unable to de- cipher a code message. The man then wired the Kyle and was infonn- ed the operator could not sive any definite information.

HARBOR GRACE, NflcL, Oct. 24.- The steamer Scythia denied by radio to Cape Race today that she had picked up a. message from an un- identified craft, to the effect that the latter had sighted wreckage of an orange and black aeroplane.

"Pantry sale, Fennel! and Chsrdler October 26th from the ladies of tho Central Christian Church. 946-3!-

"Bedford Club loading has». limbs and veal calves, Wsdnesd after- noon m. aotn. Court s» son. Bec- mgm 9464-10-26-21

sqmmrﬂd Dgiry company. Cream will be received by the Emerald Dairy company each ‘fondly. bﬁllllﬂlnl osmosi- ma. M00-l0-23-8i.

"Dent fail to see The Little Flower Dramatic Club, Morell. 9:811’: their play "Pee 0' My Heed"

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Italian Prince

Was Fired At

-- _ (Special to the Guardian) TORONTO. Ont. Oct. tel-Soon aft-er it was announced In am- sels this morning that the King and Queen'had cemented to the marriage of their daughter Prin- cess Marie Jose to Crown Prince Humbert of Italy, the Prince, while preparing to place a wreath on the tomb cf the Unknown Soldier, was fired at by a young Italian Communist. Th shot went wide.

PVill Try Again _

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CHARLOTTETOWN. CANADA. FRIDAY, ocrosnn 2s, 1929‘

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DIRECT fTRADE FOS

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ofTrade and!‘ ,whlcb

Direct trade between Canada and elude: (l) Max America countries lg being (og- by the Dali: American Associ-

Alkeu, cousul- for Venezuela and legal counsel of the v association; (s) Senor Jose D. rer-

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and (d). A. C. Dduglas, consul for the Dominican Republic.

Difficulties Re

Si!‘ Thomas Upton, no d yachts. "m-Vllillllllincnthissidgar theoceanJIewIIInTorontoonOcs, 21st. [is will attempt to tggﬂn ﬂu America Cup with the shamrock V.

AlMilST PANIC on llnllimlfr

the Charlottetown Board 0f 131d».

Action

ility of attempting to remedy the present difficulties between. potato shippers and local stevedores regard-

Qmg me loading statesmen-ks

port were the main topics discus- sed at a council meeting of the Char- lottetown Board of Trade held last evening in the Board rooms. After the reading of the minutes and completion of the Ntular busi-_ nessllr..l.A.Clarki-epcrtedforthe committee which had been appointed to negotiate with the Flying Ohm, and to look into the practicability of etbalilhiug a ﬂying field in Char- lotietown.

The report was. as follows: "To the Resident and Council of

Gentlemen:- “Your committee appointed at

‘STRESSES NEED OF LANDING FIELD

Board Of Trade Committee Re- ports On Airport Facilities-

Steamers Discussed But No

_ Plans for securing a fiyi-nl field near Charlottetown, and the feasib-

Unezrpected Avalanche of SeliingSwept Over The Market Carry.

ing Scores of Stocks Down.

(Special to the Guardian) NEW YORK, Oct. 24-well Street was thrown into the nearest approx- imation of a stock market panic ex- Poricnocd in years. during the last hour of trading on the New York Exchange today. A _new and wholly unexpected avalanche of selling swept over the market. carrying scores oi stocks down from‘ $100 to $00 a share and wiping out more thin-i 83.000.000.000 in paper vs-luu in the brlei interval of about an hour. Stock prices averages and indicss in- dicated that never before in modern financial history had quoted values disappeared so swiftly. Bankers point- ed out, however, that in view of the amazing and unprecedented rise in stock prices in the past year and a half, this break could by no means be regarded as reducinﬂ Drives to dis- sstrously low levels.

"The thoroughly demoralizing as- pect of the collapse was its swiftnen. The market opened rather dull and drifted along with several imiﬁi- ant stocks recording temllilflfy Illhl. until mid afternoon. when a sham "Bear" drive was launched against the automotive equipment and radio stocks, several cf which were sent down e10 or more to new low levels.

for "l9 Fl?- WIINIPIG IXOIANGI

WmNlPlQblamOcﬁIh-Qllﬂ! alloomywheatapsculator counted hislomesdrsarilytnuillihwhﬂulh! marketlufferedsnsblectdropolil eeuh today. Hundreds efseccunts woreereesdfromgraindsslsrsbccss. comparatively few investors were eoursleoilsencvnntewltbstaudtbs

Cheap Parcel

the council meeting, Wednwday, Oc- tober sen. to confer with the officials of the Prince Edward Island Plyiﬂt Club. beg leave to report, that 11105’ met the President of the ﬂying om and iscuseed the problem of se-

Post Rates

‘(Special u. m Guardian)

WINNIPBG, MIL, Oct. lb-It will be cheaper under the new air mail parcel post rates to

Edmonton. a distance of nearly 2,000 miles across Canada and into the Arctic, than from Tor-

Tbls service will be iaaaguraaed from Edmonton on Nov. 25. The

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curing suitable landing ground for an airport. "The officials of the ﬂying Club state that a landing field, being es- sential. is acquired befpus their club an 111-‘ apecfm’ from" theﬂederai Government at Ottawa who looked over a num- bsrofsreseandetatodtbatthreeof these were suitable or could be made suitable by the removal of some of the tress sinrounding them. He gave a very favorable report on certain ic- cations. ‘Thsofficials of the Flying Club than endeavoured to secure one of these areas for a landing field. They were unsuccessful in their negotia- tions and. the matter stands in abey-

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Sees Canada Owe Her Existence To The RoyalhNavy

_— LONDON, Oot. I4—'I‘he anniver- sary oi the Battle of Trafalgar yes- terday serves ss' ths peg on which the Morning Post today hangs its leading editorial on “Naval Necessi- ties." Rofendng especially to Canada, the news-paper said: "Canada owes both her existence and her liberties in the ﬁrst place to the royal navy, and then to that balance of power which maintains the British Empire inthenewwoﬂdalinthoolartllet that balance be destroyed and how long, despite all pacts and treaties, would any part of that Empire nsst secure?

Growing Mlghtlly.

“Canada is growing mightily, not only in industry and agriculture, but in mmmerce. Ber ships are even now bringing to her people the fruits, su- gar and other tropical commodities of the West Indies. For the proiec- tion of that trams her naval provis- ion of two destroyers is almost lu- diermisly inadequate. Ber vast grlin trade, her sea carriage, east, west and south-these owe their security to the existence of the royal navy under whose benigneut shade Can- sde has grown and prospered.

Ilatterefdeasse

' asked if be could sly snythius- smut--

Mr. Raoul Reymond.

lend attempt to wreck Hoover's special train was frustrat- ed. when s large black sedan was re- moved from the tracks a few ino- mente, before the trsln roared by

ISIMPRUVED m ullun

“My Visit to Canada Was Tonic In Its Effect,” Said Ram- say MacDonald.

QUEBEC, Oct. ﬂir-(By Ray Brown Canadian Press Staff Correspondent) From the wooded hills and valleys of ‘the Ssguenay, Right Hon, Ramsay MacDonald, Prime Minister of~Grest Britain came to Quebec today. News- papermen gathered on the station platform. lie said that the rest oi two days in the Chicoutlmi district had left him feeling rested and im- proved in health. “Put me down as a champion c! Canada," he declared. “A visit to Canada was tonic in. its effect," he said. The arrival of the Prime Minister, Miss lshbel MacDonald and mem- bers of. their party here was not marked by any great demonstration, but they were welcomed by both pro- vincial and municipal authorities. ‘On the station platform the British Pre- mier gave a few comments to, wait- ing newspaperfnen. “I "have been much impressed with the develop- ment of power in the Ssguensy dis- trict,” he said in answer to ques- tions. "The district has great possi- bilties." "When you ge back will you advise British vupitalists to invest their money in that section of the country?" asked a newspaperman. “Well, l’. thhink they might very well look it over," he replied. He was

the Imperial Economic Conference. "We will have to wait and see about that." was the reply. ‘

FINE RECITAL AT HEARTZ HAll MST EVENING

Miss Marion Purdle, oratory grad- uate of Mount Allison University, as- sisted by local talent, presented a splendid concert in I-Iesrtz Memorial Hall last night before a large aud- ience. The chairmsn, Prof. G. D. Steels in his opening remarks referr- ed io the record of Miss Purdie at Mount Allison, and to the ever in- creasing closeness oi that institution to Island people. In her various read- ings and interpretations Miss Purdle proved herself a most versatile mistress of the stage and an interpreter difficult to equal Splend- id in articulation, superb in bearing, expert in choice of theme, she held her audience spell bound through each number. Miss Thelma Teed. and Messrs. Harvey McPher- son, A. R. Gillie, and Raoul Reymcnd accompanied by Prof. W. E. Fletcher in a number of excellent presenta- tions nuterislly added to the success of the concert by their various mu- sical number-a

Following is the programme:- Reading, A Girl from the Llmber- lost-Miss Purdie.

Vocal duet. Messrs. Harvey Mc- Pherson and A. n. Gillie.

Readings. “Life's Mlrron" "Cuddle Doom" "Nothing to Laugh -at;" "Buckingham Pslsce"—Mlss Purdls.

THE PREMIER Grave

Made Big Hit

Jeanne Dusseau. .Ca.nldian .girl, was recalled fourteen times at her recital on Oct. 15th., in .Wig'|uore Bill. London, and critics were un- ' one in their praise of her work.

Attempt On Life OFQireen Marie

i. LONDON, Oct. 24-<u.P.>-A pur- ported attempt on the life of Queen Marie of Rumsnia. was reported in a dispatch from the Daily Mail's Buch- arest correspondent today.

A brief dispatch stated that a workman named Cyori had been ar- rested at Temesvar, Roumania, charged with attempting to wreck the Queen's train en route to Temes- vur. Cyori was seized while he was placing two iron bars across the rail- road tracks outside of the city.

The workman broke away from his “More on his way to police head- quarters for questioning but later was recaptured. He refused to ex-, plain his act.

MONTBAL, Oot. ZL-The board of directors of the Bell Telephone Co of Canada at its meeting to- day elected Colonel, the Hon. Henry Cockshutt of “rantford, ex-lieutenant governor of the Province of Ontario, to a seat on the board of directors.

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Violin solo. "Largo" from the New World Symphony-Miss Thelma '

Teed. Reading. Daddy and the Boy. Vocal solo, The Two Grenadier-s-

Reading. Jeanne Dare-Miss Pur-

ZDUIBVILLE. KL. Oot. Qil-An al- President

frontiers-accumulation. I it

Bnideris Crossing. five miles north of stew Albany, m, late lest uﬂht.

Toronto, ucz. ale-Maritime fresh

southwes. to west winds. cloudy with scattered showers. Toronto rain ..

gig, .. Montreal cloudy .. ... ... 70-48

Quebec cloudy .. .... .. 54-44

Attempt T0 Charlottetown cloudy .. 00-43 . Halifax cloudy .. .. ..... 54—64

Wregk Tfagn at. John lacy .. ss-si 1- Boston fair .. .... ... .... 75-40

ilpeclal to the Guardian) New York clear ., 00-41

High tide this afternoon al. 4.52

and tomorrow morning at 331.

Bun sets this afternoon at 4.56 and

rises tom-mow morning st 6J1.

Last quarter moon Friday. Oct.

25th at 3.57 a. m.

Br ‘me-raids tide eighteen minutes

ter than Qharlottetoei"

Fears For

I Safety Of Ferry’

Little Hope Thdt 5' “Milwaukee” 5‘ Weathered For- ’ ty-Eight Ho u_r .131 Storm On Lake Miclzigan—Muck Wreckage Sight-

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(Canadian Press)

MHNVAUKEE, Oct. zi-rlope tip-i the car ferry Milwaukee of the Grand- Trunk ileet, with 52 aboard had weathered the icrty-eisht hour storm on Lake Michigan faded today with a. report that wreckage from I boat had been picked up ten miiu oi! Wind Point, which is about foul V‘ miles north of Racine. Captain C. N , . Bedell of the steamer Colonel, told Grand ‘Prunk officials here that he sighted empty lifebosis, msttressel and the upper part of a white ublr __ ﬂoating in tho lake ed Wind Point The upper part of the Milwaukee ‘ was painted white. Some ‘of thr- wreckage was picked up by the 00i- onel, but none of it carries IN markings to make identiﬁcation oer- tain, captain Bedell said. '

PORT ROWAN, Ont. Oct. Ill-ﬂu possibility that the terrific stern that has raged here for nearly thret days may have taken a. heavy toll 0' lives arose today when E. Foster, r ' resident of this village reported the early yesterday morning he saw I large lake going vessel presumably! ,- freightor go down with all hand about four miles oi! the shore i1

Lake Erie. ' No omclsl word of such a loss he v been foﬂhcoming from marine auth , ' 1' i _ orities, however, although it. is know: that many vessels have been delay ed. Villagers today patrolled the shor line scanning the tossing waves i0

signs of wreckage, but so far non has been reported.

Confer 0h Prayer Book

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LONDON, Oct. 24—'I‘he bishop.” f‘ conference at Lambeth Palace c: Wednesday will consider importer» issues in connection with the No vernber Church Assembly, includin a proposal to appoint a 6031171185101. to investigate the constitutional pos ition created by rejection of the twf Prayer Book measures. Opposition to this is crystalllzlng, and it is under- stood that a determined fight agains. it is likely, on the ground that th< project is calculated to arouse sites? " ~ i ‘y’ all the controversy and dlssension o: 1 that dangerous issue. It is possibif that the Rituallsts will also rejec it, probably believing that the pres- ent situation favors them. Y ' ». '

Condensed Specials ; I-ATI-dc pa: word net, each Insertion In t-hb column.

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on hand cheep. Guardian Central .' Job Printery. M.

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