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She will Have, Neces- 1 sary Repairs Madoto Broken Shafi;'-Mont- calm Will Run in Hel: Place. ' ' "' `

The Car Ferry made two rounds trips Yesiéfday averasing about 3!-L_ hours a croesins. Ice conditions were much the some as on Wednesdpy, _- The Borden train arrived iii the

nity not night at u.ao._ '

she will :nuke her ra8ular"trlp_ this

morning andthenoe will proceed to Halifax where she will go on the slip for repairs to her shaft and, lf pos- sible, the arlilisting of ri sparc for- ward propelhl- which Moncton reports they can supply. ’

As mentiolled in The Guardian yes- irrday morning, in view of the Dar-

lial dmabu? of the boat, an embar- go is place _on all freight to and from the prov_incc`exccpt on a pcmiitl

issued by the Superintendent.

It ls hoped; that the car ferry will have no diiiiculty in getting the slip on her arrival in Halifax as there il; a large shin there ready to' go cn, but arrangements have been made to have ` her lay too for a few days to await

the arrival olngie ferry. Should she succeed in gig right into drvdock-it is thought r/she win no hack on the Borden-'l‘ormentlne_ route ln.'a weelvs time. -ln the meantime the Montcalm which is at present prb-'

ceeding to Wy will leave there bs quictly~as ible to take up the service between Georgetown and Pic- (/ou. The ` trip between these ports will t e about nine hours, i'.e'. leaving Pic at 6 a-_ m., arriving Georgetowrrltt 10 a. m., leaving on re- turn at ll L' in. and arriving in Plc- - tou at 3 A rin. Only passengers and '

malls will giérarried by the Montcalnr 4 until the _ _rn of the ferry. _

ANNQ i CEMENTS. ` 'oo ,G EVENTS,- ;‘ mos. -arc.

~'aoB1§z*£ooD nova is suorerl-

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reed to pl you better.

°‘-"Dance ` Emzrald Hall Friday

”“Arena--4_'bbii§ vs, Crystals to- night. ‘ . 4069 °°or. ours; M. n.-start now some

Pirveatlon Purdy Station, west- cheatel' C01/ _ .Y., U’.B.A. 12-12-3m0s

“cornwaé Rink Monday. Wednes- day and ay 8 to 10. Good ice, music, and- plenty of eats, admission 200. - ` _ 8070-l-12-Bl

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°'~`A.r “ u.i-th game or the

league ser! Abbies vs. Crystals to- night.. '_ 4069

°*uook£y_ at mvoo l=‘i-may

018-ht, Milton vs. __ _tor River.

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"'Tl'io al\li‘l1Bl‘ll'lUid.r\g of the citi-

mns‘ or leatoiiiguit -will be held in

'lovvg Boiron' .Erlday evening,” B 0'- cm ~ 1 Q »

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"mano,-xml hooltsv tonight. As- blsnjvs . me

°°vbai-xwuozrrwonaisartvnlino moby' "_ with a FM _ e»or‘ooiothzvKimrt°1\ --f 'ion-1-iv-21

’°'I‘ho Stanley, Bridze Bportins club will hold a i-aes on -their Speedway' saturday tluvistn at-one f»‘dock"arsl;rp.‘ 'r_wo classes vrill4&

°~'oiu»b loadingh Tat Murray al- vcr. Jan. Bind. mn W. McLean. ‘ f ~ .sooo-1-is-at " i°1"ho *St 'Brafrlatio Club have oostoouoo -their ploy in M01?" _imtu 1as_s;-- ~ .- toss-1-ia-ii

"axons--'1‘iis ° ` have se-

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Afghanistan Has

New ___1l!ona_rch

(Canadian Press)

“4BU,!»- Afrlwlisten. Jan. 11.

xml' qlllahuihlin 'Whose favor Amanallah abdlcated 3, fm-,~ days “B0 surrendered at ten o'clock this Mfnlns In-‘tho Ianni citadel to n superior force of the rebel Bach- Wko who was proclaimed rutil- hlh_ Khan and thus became Af- ' fl'\\M\l1tal1's third monarch. this

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FIVE WEEKS INPAHIS

I_)elightfgl.Lt;cture Dc- livered IiygPi‘of_"`Blitn- Chard at Caledoniall Club Last Night.

'I‘he_addross last nicht at thc Cale- donian-Club. was delivered' by Jrof_ J. l-l_. Blanchard of the Prince of Wales College staff. He toolc for the subject of his most interesting and delightful lecture “Five Weeks in Paris." .M.r_ D. J. MacDonald, who presided. before introducing- the speaker an- nounced thnt the Annual Burns Con- eért 'would be' 'held in the Strand Theatre.~He strongly repudlated thc lliiea that this hall*-was in the least danverous. ,'1 = u _~l>rof, Blanchard in beginning his lecture said that he left Quebec on Jlilylllth on thef"Embl‘%bs `ol`-lA\tBt\‘al- ia.-'~’ The tourist service- on .that ship he found excellent. He was travelling with *a* group of four hundred teach- ers;-ti\e~ tour being sponsored by the Overseas Educationiieague. ‘After a. verypleassxlt trip, in the course of which the forty eight hours spent in the Bt. liawrence River serv- edutnodrnprcas one with the size of Canada, they arrived gat Cherbourg. Atthfs point the passeugersrraails and baggage have to .be .cam-iid ashore in

‘annum-'rne'gnnsr»pr°.ieatlns from 1-he

Torts give one .the impression, deep- eimd by-‘the sight ot=i|l&l§'k$ldiet1r on thqitiains, that»Fmneo is armlnll *-0- day-nrore than she .ever did before. tiierlaiihe shlpwenb toB6uth- am.p`to`n,-where tlacspeaker was much

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Supreme Court

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At yesterdays session of the Su-

preme Court evidence for the dc' ieno; in the-case of -Evans vs. W-nite nn- aounn for samage, due to n liar collision was heard. ` _

The ,first witness called was An-

thony _l>`teardcn, engineer, who tes- tified. -to having prepared a \pi.an~-oi' the 'road at the place of the acci- dent, whiclrplan. was used im ex- plaining it.

Mk. 'E. C. White, driver and owner of the'car, Mr. Edwin J. White, nephew of the driver and a. pamen- ger and Miss Alice Macnellan, rt pssenger, -were next heard. ' Tlicse witnesses -testified that they caught up to Evans' truck and sound- ed the liorn, two ltr th-rose tlmw fo'-‘ it to ,turn out. Then they tried to pass going 28 miles per hour. The truck kept in the middle of the road and did not turn out, refused tio' let -~-lm. -#oss owl, in foot raced tlnem. Tho left ‘wheels of the car were al- ).i=usl, ,ul (me 'ditch and ~1t DBSIW struck a mail tux. so close did» it have .to keep to that side of the road. wh en about 50 yards from it Edwin White saw -the left 'hand rail of the culvert. At, about that time, as they would run into this railing if they kept. on as -they were going, they in- creased speed to 32 miles ner hour. and cut over to the right enough-to avoid it. The truck was still about the middle of the road,_going at the same speed. A slight noise was heard inside the car, after which the -Gil’ still kept to the left. Then the car went to its own side of the road fthe right) and both the pa-SS°!lll'fS looking x|:'ilnd. saw the truck -8° over. The car was sUMYP¢d» Mm* Machellan stayed in the cor, but the two men 'went back, Here there was E dispute between the driver of the truck and the -driver of the car Owl* the collision. Other cars with more people arrived-onfthc Scene. T912 truck was unloaded and rightsd. 'Phe driver on ohms lt fowld It WWW gs. xt was then loaded up asain. -and drove to town. --

vnu-ent windsor. aarasomlm. i»°S\ -

time out-ummm lame- truck °°\ld go front '35 to- 30- miles -P01' h°\1!` 3”* the level loaned. -'ras mel: would -nova a- heavier lander; ond. ll* the wm¢,.o.r,a collision, would at-md--4 blova bétter tlilli the_0tl\er f¢I1d¢1‘- ,xt wusnot owl-lib? v° say 'ml nmgmy ymngoiiele ect would be. if the`hub`capa of two inovllk cars and in one h told their iveednnnslo of m>f°°°l\- 'md

other such reall!!!-_ ‘ " _

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qisroovtuain_»|iuvsnlc`»»lIlw 011%' gow nina, many. Jw- 13-M-5 P- in. rr not,--lr\w‘f°l1°W_U\_¢ _\I¢°“%'~4 _ ,_ rn, -f., .1 ‘r Ju; It

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'ance committee ot the United States Steel Cot-ponitlonl has given a»~.|nll¢ lion- and at llulf dollars to Cornell llnfvcrslty for -the erection of u new low school. ' ~ _ -

High Council Has

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Canadian Support

(Canadian Press) TORONTO, Jana 17.-The lllgli Council of thc Salvation Army, which decided General Braraweil Boot-lx -was unfit t.o= continue as .commander-inwhief has the un- animous support of the officers ln‘Oanada=Bast.' Colonel R. Hen- rv. chief socrotary of the Salva- tion Army in Canada. east de- cIared‘today.` 1 1“lt-can be said these officers are luianlmous ln supporting the l_llgh_Count-ll, realizing as they do tiiefoiilccrs comprising thlstcouh- oil are meh and women of lead- ing.pos'ltlon"‘an'd rank of long years of'-experlshce.”‘~Col. Henry SBIQ. --_.1___,_» _ '__ 1 _

Edison Resume# 'Research Work

(Canadian Press)

FORT MYERS;-Fla., Jan. l'1-'1`ho-

mas A. Edison, electrical wizard. was bank at his winter ‘estate here today for a resumption of his research work _ln a_-new tia1d-search for a plant capable of producing sufliclent rubber to -supply the United States in case of a national emergency. Mr. Edison will be 82 years old February ll and lz party is planned for that occasion with the guest lisi. to include. Henry Ford, Harvey Firestone and probably President-Elect Hoover. All except Mr. Hoover have accepted. ,

Eleven Drowned -

_ zn Great Storm

(Special to The Guardian)

'I`O‘R.ON'Il0, Jan., i7.-#Gales sweep-

ing northwestern coasts of Europe have oarried ll seamen to their death while interior suffered greatly from a heavy fall of-snow. Advlces from Rotterdam; stated that crew of 8 of the Hook oi Holland lifeboat appar- ently perished when they put out to sea to aid n vessel in distress. The Swcdlsh schooners Sophie was lost with a crew of 3 off tho Scandlana- vian cdast. Twenty six men forming the crew of. the norwegian steamer Skolma were rescued by salvage ships and rockets apparatus after the vessel stranded oh the rocks off Bornhlllam Island, Denmark. stormy sons along the Belgian coastvrcsultcd in damage to the dikrs at mlddlekerquc and breedene. Buzzards accompanied by o heavy fall of snow created havoc with traffic throughout Germany. 'Ieléplmne ,arid telegraph service was also interrupted express trains to to Berlin-and Copenhagen and stock- holrn were hours late. Violent snqw- storm.; were sweeping Sweden. There was heavy winter weather in France and Denmark: Great Britian how- ever escfped -with light mow falls.

1 -1 _Cool I_r;_dustry _

' _Napa Scotiq

_ (Canadian Pam) _ MONTR-EAL. Jan.. l'l.-The coal insuring in Nova..~sootio~-cannot in lol id latlsfa¢it0l’Y» but imbetter than

it‘?u been hr a number-or years. “s ll Premier Rhodes of Nova Boo

in n lntervie , today." "fl1'B litmhlltlfvnta =s'ni-anti; ol-“tht timoh ¢~uhe_mployment."

tiaues mr.ahooss.1'outtne' anion

oorm-¢slon~ue-tiae- usllly appraised of the situationlsho it is o -p' tion which cannot be ge

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- fltlihmed for _Power

Purlioses.

1 _` ((`s\nndia.n Press) ` o'r'rA\7vA, ont., ann. rr-No pl-lylingegimay bc extended to the organization backing the Cooper dam nrolvst at Pas-Samaquoddy Hay, N. B. without the consent ot themlnlster ns.-Canaliion federal <lepart~mchts, v.'hose`_iurisdiction would be _affected They are Hon. P. J. A. Cardin. mln- ister of Marine and Fisheries, H.au. -1. C._El_iiot.t, Minister oi Public Works. and Hon. Charles Stewart, ns minis- telgc! the Interior, -_ This statement was given out by the department of marine and fish- ,crics this morning. The Cooper dam lprojefct, passed by the New Bruns- §wie_k»_legis1a(.urc. at its last session. *will not proceed until parliament has ,given its ratification to the bill. That ,the bill will be given sharp opposi- tion by various interests has been indicated.

The Canadian Fislicrlcs Association

lhas already voiced its protest in thc _shape of a resolution. This is before [tha Minister of Marine and Fisheries 'at present. It intimatles that it the _Passamaqucddy Bay were dnmmed for power as is suggested by the wm- lpony interested. that thc whole of rfhe fishing industry centerillz in 010 bay of Fuhdy wiu be mcnaced_

Passainaquoddy Bay is a. breeding

ground for sardines. These are shipp- 'ed by a Canadian packing establish- ,ment to various parts of the ei11Di1‘0~ Thasardinrs are also invaluable as ibait to haddock und cod iisliermen.

Govermnexit experts investigating

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Sees Prosperity

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Parker Gilbert. agent. general

for reparations payments, on his way bac-lr to the United States after having published a report which de- ulitrvs Gernmliy to ho prosperous and well abil: to meet her reparations payments. This report has proven a serusation in European capitals. He is expected on his arrival ln Washing- ton to find out how much America will do to help liquidate the war debt of Europe.

the situation have found that the dam across the bay would so influ- ence the movement of the tides that the sardlne beds 'would probably be destroyed almost completely. The North American commission of fish- eries investigation, an international body designed to arrange for co-or- dination and co-operation in re- search, has taken the matter of the Cooper Dam under consideration.

The Cooper Dam, according to an

announcement, would serve to dis- tribute powel' over the New England States. The company was incorpor- ated in Canada.

Contest. N

1 Arraiivements have now been com- ,plctcd for the 1929 Oratorical Contest 'for the honour of repres'enting Prince |_Edward Island in the Canadian ~Cliainpionsiiip competition to be held _,in Toronto ln May. As fast. year. _the contests will commence in the schools, confined to the ninth and _tenth grades. and studentsof Prince of Wales College and St. Dunstan‘s. The School Championship Contests must, be completed by Friday. March 15. The D'.stx~ict Contests must be

iconcludcd by Saturday Apriéazu, and 'tho Provinninl Final by lol y, May 3rd. '

intending competitors for the

schools must fill in the coupon ap- pearing elsewhere in The Guardian, and forward to the Oratorlcal Editor of the Guardian! `Pup1ls must be under nineteen years oi’ age on February lst. 1929, r

The four districts consist of Prince

County. Kings County. Queens Coun- ty. exclusive of Charlottetown and St. Dow-»tan's, and Charloirtetown, ln- olurlinz St. Dnnstan's.

Three competitors from each school

will be eligible to take part in the District Contest, and three contest- ants froyi each district will be olig- iblc for competition in the Provincial Contest.

The three winners of each School

contest will receive $5 each to help defray expenses in the Dlktrict Con- tests. The three winners in the Dis- trict Cont-est. will have all their ex- penses mid for t.he.Pr0v!ncial Son- tost. ln Charlottetown. and will in ad- dition. receive valuable prizes similar

Cantlclian Uratorical Con- test Entries Now In Order

Schoolmasters and Students of Ninth and Tenth

Grades Together With Prince of Wales and St. Dunstanis Students Should -Now Make Their Entries in Forthcoming Orntorical

to last year‘s. The winner of the Provincial Contest will receive the Provincial Championship' Cun, and will have all his or her expenses paid to Toronto in order to compete for the Canadian ` Championship. The winner of the Canadian Champion- ship will he entitled to a tour to Eur- ope and to represent Canada at Washington in the World's Oratori- cal Contest.

These contests were a great suc-

cass last year, with the result that two more Provinces have entered the lists this year.

The candidates have the chaise of

four subjects for their oratinns. viz: "Canada Among the N’atlcns"; “Tho Unification of Canada." "The Peo- ples ol' Canarla": and "Caha.da's Eco- nomic. Problem." ,

The crai-,ions must. not take longer

than ten minutes for delivery.

The Director of Fidlirotlon, Pro-

fessor H. H. Shaw. Prof. Shaw. The Department of 'Edw_-ation, the Principals and Facilities of Prince of Wales and St. Dunstairs. the Pre- sident and Executive of the Tear-hers Association, and last but not least, the Inspectorate of the Province are

essor Llnvd

f:iv1noz_ their active assistance in mak ina the Oratorleal Contest as great a success as it was last _earn

Make 'sour entries now-ssce that

your school is on the Oratoricnl map.

-'|'l.AM.P'l"0N-United Church ser-

vices for-.Sl1nd¢t_v. Jan. 20th., are an follows: Appin Rnad ll a. m.; Hump- (on 3 ri.. m.; Vlntnria 9, m, get/_

James P. Kaye. Minister.

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. CANADIAN AND INTERNATIONAL __ 0R`A_TO_RICAL CONTESTS

Being Conducted in Prime Edward Island by the Choa-lottelowii

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I nm a pupil ol . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . ._.college or school. I am inter- ested in the Oratorical Contests and I would like to take part in

i thcfri. On February l, 1929, I shall be less than 19 years _oi age.

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lMauretania Again

Breaks Record

(Canadian Press) NEW YORK, Jan. l’l-The Liu- er Maurctanla has again broken 'he weed record from New York

_ io Plymouth. The New York of- » tice of the Cunard line was in- ‘ fanned that the ship, reaching ‘ Plymouth today had made the

trip ln four days nineteen houm and fifty five minutes. breaking her former record by two hours and two minutes,

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1928 Review of Co-op-

erative Live Stock Shipping in i". E. Isl- and.

` During 1928 co-operative Live

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2 _Stork Shipping has made greater

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Opportunity of Canad-

ian Trade With Ber-

'fmllda is Being Ne-

greeted.

F (Canadian Press) 1 KINGSTON, Bermuda, Jan. 17.- ' (L_, inc apathy oi' the Cun- 'idian mnnllfacturcl' reggurciilig (rode lin Bermuda was severely criticise-d 1 at a meeting of the chamber oi' coni- mercc of Bermuda which was held Lvesterday and ut which T. H. Estu- _bl‘ooks, of §alnt John, T.F. Matthews President of the Canadian Packers 1 and A. M. Beldlng, spoke in connec- , tion with trade between Culinxiaand ...us lslnuci. [here was a general 'discussion of commerce matters and _thre Canadian speakers were given an -attentive hertring. l ""‘“ '\'n*'f~~' of trade now being giv- en to the United States was discussed 1;.. ~..ii_f-. on .ii .iv .1-i*s"1z‘.f".nr'd~'~c- larations being that the freight rates [via New York were in many instanc- es lower than those through Canada ports. The possible effect of the 1l.irl'eutened increase of the United Suites custenis tariff also wus con- sidered und (hero appeared to bc u division oi opinion. Some of the Ber- “-ninunns favored thosonziliig or n do- legution to Washington, oflering spo- cial terms in-the Bermuda market. .but others opposed this move. lt was felt that the situation was favorable to Canadian trade it manufacturers and shippers would sc-lze the oppor- ,tllnit_v_

gKing% Condition

ls Satisfactory

(Canadian Press)

_ LONDON, Jan., 17.-The king passed another comfortable day

and his condition tonight was so

| satisfactory that his physicialls. , Qir Siinnlev Hcweft "ind Lord l Dawson oi’ Penn, hiul only u.

brlei' consultation. It was official- ly recorded that the “slow but. satisfactcry programs". announced in the morning bulletin had been maintained.

The improvement of the roval

‘ patient had been so marked that

no special medical report was pre- pared for the medical journals

‘ this week. The Lancet remarked

, Lhat. the public might now in-

; dulge in "happy anticipations 1 of c0nvnlcsccrlcc". The firltish 1 Medical Journal echoed this 1 thought and said that the nut- _ look for the king was more hope- ( ful than at any time within seven

weeks.

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TORONTO, Jan. 17- Maritime:

|.st~1-ong winds and moderate gales, |south and southwest with sleet or | rain.

Nloronto, rain _,zo--20 Montrail, snow . ....l4-- 6 Quobec_f0izzy . . . ... ..4-x6 ftiluvrlottetown. clear .. ._..20- l ll-laliiax, cloudy __ ....18-x 2 |51.. John, fair i... _....18-x3 |Bcston, cloudy 20 New York, cloudy ..36- 30

High tide this aftemooq at 3,53

and tomorrow moming at 4.31.

Bun sets this aftemoon at 4.41 and

n rises tomorrow mominiz at 7.35.

111| ill' Z ly . _rho past. 'I'lufl fact is particularly (true in P. E. Islulicl whore otllei'

illnlw; of agriculture have been devel- oped by xx co-operative effort on the ‘;_:irt ol the |iro<l\1c1»i's. The rlillry in- 1zl\l.\(l'y, the poull.ry illciustry, and tht' potato industry, have mashed a high 'stnlidard through the benefits deriv- »1-rl from cooperatirin, By following similar mcilmti-;_ thu Live Pllnrk In- tlustry cull lu- plncccl on ull tupxzilljv' high plucl-_

Plrvlolls lu 1023 thu iiitvmpls at

,rt/_i-ol):-l‘¢ltl\'t‘ l.-iv/» Sirwlr Sbinr1‘n"'~‘f-rv spasmoiic. No permanent machinery lwas in existence m guarantee regular sliipment from any district. The best rriellwds were not ulwuys followed. "`lhcse coiiditlolls did not help to -bring out all the advantage of co- loperation.

During the winter of 1922-23, a spe-

,cihl effort was made to place co-op- ci :\t1\'c Live Stock Mnrlletlng on o

-‘more permalieni basis. The principle lcbjc-c.s of this attempt were ns fol- lows: _ 1 1. To encourage a better typo' hog l:y mnrkctinr; ac':ol't1ing to grade. 1:. To oliniinnlc the costly system of

‘ niarketlng through llllliecessary I drovers.

3. To encourage all-year-round productions of hogs. and earlier inurkctlng of lambs. 4. To encourage as far ns possible

K tho supply; of Live Stock in order

that gills might be avoided. 5. To make possible a system of ccznmunlty breeding. 6. To give service to both the prod- ucer and the pucker in order that

1 the iarmor might receive a greater

:'liu.rc of the price paid by the lat.- tor.

- With these obiects in mind _Live Stock Shipping Clllbs were organized in the largest hog producing dist- rlf_l:;. ‘During 1923 the first year of `cpcrc*.icu_ the total volume handled by such Clubs wus not. large, from 11323 until the present, this volume hun increased beyond all expecta- 'r‘f_:\_~ The total volume of hogs for lvacli your is ns: follows:

Your Volume Hogs 1925...; _ _ _ _ . . . . . _ , _ _ . _ .._ 1,500 1924... ..__.3,00_0 1925... 1§l?G._......... ....6000

, 1927

1928 . . . _ . During the years 1923-24-25-26.

lumh shiplnvnls through the Clubs wsre not of suillclent importance, to cause comznent but in 1027 the Island Clubs handled 8.000 head. In 1928 this volume increased to over 16.000 head.

With the added ad_v.|ntagcs obtain-

vd through the Maritime Marketing lmrrll, of which Mr. J. K. King is

1 1Contlnut‘d on page 3)

Collapsed at l Wife's Funeral

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BOSTON, Jan, 17-Babe Ruth col-

lapslri at the bicr of his estranged wife early today. The Yankee slugg- |-i' made his way through o, crowd of 5,000 gathered around the hmne oi' Mrs, Itu(h's relatives and went in- side where preparatiorxs for a. sim- plz- funeral today were being made. 'llw irmsins of the dead woman :sured in a. $10,000 colin provided by "Babe" Ruth who also paid the cxvinscs of ilu funeral and bought .1 grave in Calvary cemetary. ' The i-eport. lui a second autopsy 'perform- lri upon Mrs. R.llth`S body rvvellod lust night that suspicion of her relo-

tlves _1,l1at`;l2;i had met with 1001 play were otuuied. The autopsy ‘said death was caused by suffoca- ' tion.

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