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‘Owned Million Acres

I CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas, Oct.

14—Robert J. Kicberg, ‘l9, pioneerl

Texas cattle man, who developed and ruled over the King ranch- a domain two thirds the size of the Canadian province of Prince Ed- ward Island-died at his ranch home near Kingsvilie today.

Until forced by iii health five years ago to give up active man- Iigement, Klebcrg

extended the borders of the riinch ,,,,,,.,, "Li;

until it embraced more than a mil- lion acres of land and covered l,-| 500 square miles. On one side it: stretched 8O miles along the Gulii Of Mexico. l

Robert J. Klebcrg, Jr., assumed] control of the land when his father] brcame ill. Another son, Renard M. Kloberg, is a representative in Congress.

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CHARLIE AND IIIS ANNIE

PEHTl-I, Western Austrnlin, Oct. HWMQYIY‘ Sears ago- whenever young Charlie sparks went go i; dance, he looked for :1 gi;l named Annie. She was pretty and grace- ful. rind there was no one else iv-ith whom he liked to dance so well.

'l‘iicii he joined the gold rusii to the West. He was never t0 sec Aii- niii again for one day a piece of flying quartz struck him in the eye 8nd destroyed his sight. _

Charlie Sparks, old and blind, was sitting in the Braille Societys home the other day.

A woman joined him. She, too, ‘Was blind.

She talked to him of the days when she wins a. light hearted girl, :30 years ago. She told him of the dances she had been to in Melbourne and of a young man she lihvays danced with there. "His iniimc" she said, "was chm-lie Srmrks." -

They meet often now. They can- fict see white hair and wrinkla, To each, the other is young and handsome-guy, dashing Charlie Sparks and beautiful Annie.

Professional Bards

Stewart d’. Lowther J. D. STEWART, K. C.

N. W. LOWTIIER i BABRISTERS, soucrrous, g-rq 84 Great George Street MONEY T0 LOAN

Mel-Eon a. BENTLEY J. A. BENTLEY » - W. E. BENTLEY, K. 0. Barrister and Atlorney-at-Luw MONEY T0 LOAN Office: 180 Richmond Sir-egg

4

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Courses: Elementary and Ad -' Teaching-Beginners in class at special rates-Charlotte-

town School of Music. A. ROY KENDALL. L. R. A. M. Thane 960. l595-10-4-tts-lmth.

MissGvvynneth F. Coombs

TEACHER PIANO, THEORY. SIGHT. READING 40 Victory Ave. Phone 883-L.

I697-9-l4-WSm-1-mth.

ii. F. MacPllEE, B.A.

BARIIISTER, SOLICITOB NOTARY, an, lllcy Building, Charlottetown 676-2-8-1 month.

- MARK R. McGUlGAN

B. . BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, ETC. MONEY TO LOAN Cameron Block. Charlottetown. P.B.I.

J. A. Maollonald, K.0.

BABIIISTEB, SOLICITOB, ac. Riley Building Charlottetown, P. E. Island. Money m Loan and Collection! given the very beat. attention.

0l5-2-6-lmonth.

BELL & MATHIESON It. B. Bell D. L. Mathieson. LL.D. ‘ Barristers l: So" " .

had gradually IIIllIlIing ciiiii-iniii-inivii.

or It would not

Notice to creditor: of Ilrn leaflet wrhere Receiving Order nude.

T!!! BANKRUPTCY ACT

In the eltata of A, Frederick IIurdy, Bankrupt.

I Notice in hereby given that A. Frederick Iiardy of Alberton, wan udjuilged bankrupt and a receiving nrilr-r mnile on the 30th day of Sep- li-lnlior A. I). 1912, and thilt It, II. lingers Esq" Official Receiver Ilfll appointed me lo lie Custodian of the l-iiimte of the ili-btor until the first iuer-ting of creditors

Notice is further given that the first meeting of creditors in the above estate will be hclil nt the liiiw Courts Prince Ed- iinil, nil the 15th (lily of Oc- iit two o'clock in the

irii rii l.-

ufii-riinriii,

'l'o entitle you to vote thereut, proof of your riaiiii must lie loilged with mo before the meeting is helil.

Proxies tn hi- vised rit tlic meeting must ho lmlgoil with me prior thereto.

.\uil fiii-tlii-r iiike notice flint nt such inn-ling the creditors will clcct tliii permanent trustee.

Aiiii further lzilrp notice that if you have riuy i-lulin against the lI"IvfOl' for wlili-ii you nre entitled-tn rnnk, proof iif such r-iriiin must be flieil with nip, or with the Trustee WIiPfl appointed: otherwise- riii- [IPOPOMIH of the Iiiihrorwi estate will be distributed iiiiinni: the piiriios entitled thereto without re- giiril tn your cifilm_

Dated at Siiniuiorsiilo, (hi5 41h My n; Oirtolicr A. D. . _

I-‘lilllllililifk’ .r_ wniciir i 5701-10 R-‘IZ-IS-fii Cuflmlmn.

TENDERS

Tenders received until odor," 21st for the building of a, seed liilzint at Sourls, 24 by 40. spfififlc_ ation to be seen with the Secretary FRANK MULLALLY, Sourls, P. E. I.

l5705-l0-13-2l.

F OR SALE

I P1?" my properly for “i. .1 Dlrllllkton consisting of on, hum]- red and fen acres of good in“; 0WD. stock and farm lmplemmgg, 56111!!! on account of poor health.

MALCOIBM lfUgMlNfi,

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Oct. ia-o. I ' E l

‘THE CI-IARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

i ZORA i The Invisible

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a‘ I. B. WILMOPI‘

CHAPTER-IV

TI-IE IDOL OF EBONY

Peter Blayne had l. bachelor flat in Half Moon Street, one room of which was fitted up as a laboratory. The remaining rooms were furnish- ed with exquste taste as becomes a young man, the artistic side of whose nature was unusually well- developed.

From time to time he had collect- ed a number of curios-little things of no considerable value-picked up in odd places whenever l-ie had the time and the inclination to browse among the dismal salons of the dealers in antiques.

One such relic-his latest acquis- itiom-was a curiously carved ebony idol scarcely more than four inches in height. singularly enough he had been attracted to it more by reas- on 0i its grotesque ugliness than by

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UGLY

SKIN i

Fruit-adieu

0O Ilflfl

beauty "Iwulruudawuundiilfla. Ifeltllfltlbla all the time. My face wu a ilbt. duo to phobia and . l wu liumd

famed. ntovedlunwlutl lentbaatwonoathunyuklu rldofnvuccnacllpafleaund

Frulf-a-livul . . . u" drug flora

ed When it came to a conversation including perionalities, Christophe: Becker's middle name was “Oysterf

"Onfy a gent from Guy's, sir, Wfluted to know if you could make it oonvm ent to call and see Dr. Muirhead comet ime tomorrow morn ing." '

"Thanks, Hooker, I shall not be wanting lunch until well past two- If anyone cam in the meantime, I'm not at home.’ -

“Very good, sir," and Hooker withdrew into the shadows of his kingdom with a curious frown dis-

the vaporiiigs of the dealer from

had detailed, at great length and with unusual emphasis and elo- quence, its rarity and its great age. The idol represented the squat fig- ure of a niiin with legs crossed. Eastern fashion, and wtih two, al- most bovine horns in place of ears. The expression on the IaFe was sa- tanic, and the closed eyes accentuat- ed the malignant puckeriiigs of the face and the cruel, hard lines of the mouth.

Never had Oriental art contrived so baleful a figure. The mcphsto- pliclian attributes had been so ciin- ningly reproduced that they gave added conviction to the dealer's de- scription that as far as was known, the idol was practically unique in

peculiar Braliinin sect who, under the influence of a powerful leader, had broken away from their ac- cepted fa th and established a code of life which was the very antithes- is of the dccp, fanatical spiritual faith of their forefathers, and one which believed that mans destiny was ruled by an Evil. Genius cast out from Heaven for his dsobed- lence, and who becoming more pow- erful than God, had sworn to pro- test all those who enlsted under him. The story continued that some day. at the full of the moon, the

FOR SALE

Shore Farm of 50 acres. Good buildings, Near Oyster Fishing,

Church. School ind Shipping. Apply N. n. waumn, Charlottetown, It, It, 3, 5817-10-14-21.

Hill SALE

House, barn and lot on the cor_ n" 01' Upper Queen Street and C“ ‘ Street. For further par- tiuulurs apply to .1. A. MacDonald, Solicitor, Riley Building, on“; lottetown. 5825-1031441

NOTICE!

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND HOSPITAL

1923 CAMPAIGN FUND

All subscriber! In 1111;” "e hereby notified that the Campaign Fund of I923 is being cloud, 01;- tober 31, I932. Paymengq pm be received at the Canadian Bank of Commerce or at the Secretary’; Office at Prince Edward Island Hflllltai, ciiuiomoiwn. Prince so. ward Island. Sgd. FRANK R. IIEARTZ,

Chairmen Clmpflzn Fund I923.

5759-10-12-17.

FARM FOR SALE

Farm Property consisting of 15o acres situated at South Granville, Illllruxlmatcly 75 acres under culti- vation. Buildings are in good repair and soil fertile.

For further particular! upplyfo William Gunn, South Granville or to

The Eastern Trust Company

154 “lchmond Street, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

Money to Loan Charlottetown and Monlaglle

l. W. MacNAUGHT

B. A., LL. B.

Barrister, Solicitor, ac. Money to Loan

Kensington ‘

. I entered Pwllheli, Wales, harbor, re-

iors hurriedly procured fishing lines

5755-lil-12-ttfs-4i.

When a large school of mackerel

cently, all the residents and visit-

and four hours were kept busy landing catches. Paper bolt was used, and as many as four mack-

Evii One would rise up and Heaven would fgll beneath his malignant sway.

The name of this formidable creature the dealer in antiques did not know. He had purchased the idol a month ago from a charmxig- ly dressed woman-he remembered her perfectly-who seemed cur- iously anxious to pm company with it.

Now it stood on the mantelshelf in Blaynefls dining room, an im- pressive ebony caricature of Evil.

Blayne had much to occupy his mind immediately after the inquest. Having parted from Inspector Web- ster, he walked briskly 1n thedir- ieetion of Half Moon Street and let ‘himself in with his latch key. i "any message for me, Hooker?’ lie called along the passagfi, his fingers pausing on the metal hand- le of the dining room door.

Christopher Hooker emerged from the kitchen, his shirt sleeves rolled

whom he had purchased it, and who,

that it was the favorite god of a|

tupbing his usually complacent brow. That was so Ike Dr. Blayna . . . ' very irregular with his meals.

As he passed through the dining- room on h's way to the laboratory, Blaynes glance rested for a moment on the squat, black figure on the"

‘mantleshelf. Somehow or other it looked more forbidding than ever to- day, as if-a sudden fantastic thought flashed through the yioiing doctor's brain-then he sniffed. ...i i

I cUiiTd this devlish idol have any sig-

nficance in connection with the pc- culiar crme he had promised In- specter Webster to investigate?

CHAPTER V

INDULGING IN A LITTLE IlIS- TORY Behind the locked door of his lab- oratory Blayne set to work. He ud- jiisted his high-powered miscro- scope and carcfuly examined the slides he had made during the blood fest. For close on twenty minutes he scrutinised them methodically, and while there was ample ev‘d~ ence that the blood was perfectly normal around some of the corpus- cles he detected a. peculiar huzé of a grayish white color, the like of which he had never met before. If lviiontgomiy Gaynor had been plos- oned the blood test and its reaction would have revealed it with satis- factory certainty, but here were no signs of poisoning at all-except that peculiar film over the red oor- puscles and that was not to be re- garded as conssfent proof. Peter Biayne laid aside his slides and stared at them. thoughtfully. He had, early that men-Jug, been ‘present at the post moi-tom and he had seen for himself the condition of the various organs. The heart, for a man of Gaynor’: ample pro- portions, was wbnficrfuily sound: the lungs. too, were good, except that at the base oi’ each was n. small quantity of fluid that defied analysis. | But it was the condition of the Vbrain that had interested Blayne moat of all. There was something singularly abnormal about it. It ,had the appearance of having been shrivelled on the right side, and considering that the dead man's

on... elbows iiid his hands sniear-,skuli revealed no indications of as- ed with flour. He had been Eloy-he's snuit, the phenomenon was all the batman during the war, and a more remarkable and it had Pill- man whom Blayne had gallontly zled Biayne and 11's co-workers con- rescued during a hot encountmJsiderably.

along the Menin Road In 1915.] It was evident w the young man

lISSIAN AGENT

(Special to the Guardian)

WASHINGTON. Oct. Mil-What i; taken here as the first overt no) of Great Britain in fulffllius the agreements aha mode at the Otta- wa conference respecting Russian trade in described in the confident- ‘iu report or a United sum moo commissioner in lkypt to the De- partment of Commerce. The NM"- deals with the reomt ousting of the Russian trade uscnt in 589M. 19 W" learned today from sources clone to tho department, and descfbea the Russian agent's expulsion to British influence alone.

It cites the Russian aunt's pre- vioug negotiation of lubstantial trade agreement; involving tho Vu- change of Egyptian long staple cot- ton to the Soviets for Soviet lum- ber and other products. The fact that the agreements hinged upon lumber-a major Canadian product

, —lands weight, to the interpretation ‘in the minds of officials here that the move against the Soviet agent 1n Egypt is in pursuance of the policy agreed upon at Ottawa, by

, Great Britain, in response to Prem- ier Bennettb insistence.

At the Sovet Union bureau of in- formation here it was learned that the Russian agent in IEIEYDt began t0 encounter difficulties two months ago, but it was not known that his activities had been entirely blocked. At the Canadian lcgatlon no oom- ment was forthcoming other than a reference to the clause of the Ot- town, agreement between Canada and the Unit/ed Kingdom wh'ch provdes for a six months’ notice as a condition to the breaking of any trade agreement by Great Brit- ain with any country. This refer- enoe was tacit expression of an opinion of doubt that the clamping down on Russian trade w th Egypt

_i.s a direct outgroizth of the Otta- lwa. oonference.

York District Sunday School Convention

‘The annual convention of the Sunday School of the York district was held in Union Road Church on Friday, October ‘lth. The after- noon session opened at three o'clock with the Vice-President. Nita. Win. Clark in the chair. An opening worship period was taken part in by Rev. Mr. Christie and Rev. Mr. Wilson and included a few mom- ents of silent prayer for Rev. Mr. Gibson the field secretary who was

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ti ness. Minutes of previous Conven- on wen read and approved and

financial report was read showing three schools had contributed to The more he pondemfl over the the M. B. E. C. Fund making B I0- problem the more Blayne ‘ realised)“ °1 '13- F-QPOYH. Mm levflfll 0f that he was working in the aiirujtlw whwls were heard and two and that any further invcsrigiiiiioirnew chwls recently organized along those lines was futile. |W<=re reported. namely. Briwklev Locking in, aim behnd him, he Point and Ebenezer which will be entered the dining-room and rang Md“! $0 ti“ dlfltflut- Mr- B. 0- m Hoom, Hardy, Rev. m». Wilson and Ai-iiiur ' "By the way." said Blnyne, u; Vessey were appointed to form the Hooker entered with his lunch, "has rwuiluutins committee. that man Dereham called again?" Following a hymn. a verv inter- “No sir, not since this morning.” 989408 D8991‘ 011 "What ll the ‘rho name of this unknown caller Mum!!! 0f Woflhlll in "16 5'11"!!! was quite unfamiliar wBlayne until 561001?" WI! fetid by MB. Mile he remembered the antique dealer Brventon who stressed the impur- from Whom he iiiwi purchased the taupe u! mimic. ‘ "v ‘ squat us], suitable for children, and suggest- He nail not long w wait, how-led uklns different pupils to take ever, for he niui barely finished no turns in readlnk the openius wip- iunch than Mr. Prendeville Dere- ture lesson or responsive reading. ham was announced. In the open discussion which "Good afternoon, Mr. Dereham," was held with Rev. Mr. Iieard as greeted Biayne. “I was sorry to beIIeader the importance of worship out when you called. I hope I didn't was also stressed not only in the |Sunday School but also in the home

urer, Mir. Arthur Voaaey, York. Fol- luwins a hymn an address was giv- en by Rev. Mr. Wilson on “How to Best Teach," who" brought out as the two outstanding features, first to get the real meaning of the pes- sage told in the pupils‘ own words, and secondly.‘ the application of the iuaon to our modern life. The offerlfll-wu than token which um- ountedlobdmnndntthiatimoa melodious anthem we: rendered by the Union Rood choir. Rev. Mr. Christie delivered an address also

‘along Sunday School lines, emphas-

izingtheuecdanducoofthe grad- ed lelaona, and the leaching of stor- ies to chldren in language they

foould easily understand, these stor- ies in change in nature for advan- cing years. He also spoke to the parents, asking them to teach their children these stories more at home, pointing out that it is hardly fair (to e , * the Sunday School teach- ‘e: in a half hour once a week to make the necessary lasting , aion. A resolution was orphaned. extending sympathy to the field- secretary who was unable to be present and on moton it was de- cided to send‘ the flowers which were in the church, also. The slag- ing of a hymn and pr‘ noiuicing of the benediction brought the let- vice to a. close.

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Biayne, realising a treasure,

tic combination which included such duties as chef, general ser-

bordering on middle-age; a man whom nature had obviously intend- ed for the pasiton he now occupied. His efficiency was never called into dispute, and what was more, n‘: devotion to Blayne was akin to that of e terrier who can seldom be coaxed from his master's side.

Hooker was hardly the sort of man to possess relatives. He‘ never spoke about himself and his quiet, unobtrusive dispmltbn was singul- arly disarming to the curious-mud-

Por over half a " century Dr. Chan’:

Kidney and Liver Pills have prover-i lucccuful in promptly. " l. grorpidplu - giuh action of the Liver, Ki - my: and Bowel: and the legion of ills the; arise; therefrom.

ere] were landed at a time. Hun-

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had that he was face ot face with a now ‘Qonverted him into a domes- mystery o1’ more than ordnary in-,

tea-est. Whatever had killed Mont- Bbmery Gaynor it had been some-

vmt and valet. He was a man thin! Whlfih “I u“ "wmfiflt at any.

riite, was far removed from scien- tific understandng. ‘Iliat a man icould remain so utterly life-like after death-that his bodily organs could respond to the application of artifi- cial stimulus so perfectly was noth- ing short of amazing.