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Ollrlottetown Guardian, 'line Cents.

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Morning Guardian, Founded 1801. Evening Guardian 1887. SATURDA\N, 9, lly Mnlla Connie. ll-U, ll I. A.

_ Annual suhunpnin. uuhna. U

iii tziilpgii iliiii_|i__ii

McSwiney Enters Fifty Seventh H Day of

Fasting. Report of Crimes in Past Year. Regency Under Prince of Wales Sug-

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gested.

*D-_-1

(3Pecial to The Guardian.) policemen murdered, 109; court

L0lNDOtN. Oct, 8.-Interest in Ihouses destroyed, 63; bnrrack

the hunger strike of Lord Mayor de

ference MacSwiney was reviving 160; pol-ice wounded, 174; soldiers throughout Britain on the fifty- killed, 16; soldiers wounded, 61; sevenili dny of his voluntary fast. civmnns kme,;_ 27_

tio is u great scientific fact", the P£f;;g@eI1,c|»y1;t2)|:,;r$J:§dp¢,g:g.§;du;§ Daily Express s-aid. im

‘An announcement made today We@it|y_

“Mnc~S'wlney is no longer a bore,

from .Dublin >C'asitle gave n list oi' Sinn Fen offences a alnst the

nrtlcle in ithe National- British

sovernmxent with me inpinnatinn B0mb 0l1llI'ag'6

that reprisals for the death of policemen in -the last year were due to the fact that the murderers could not be brought to justice. Among the offences -listed were,

¢* 5

duct was fished from 'Cow Creek tthe west approach of main

fcoliniiiisrii srliciiis 2.

%&&3%

'CAR FOR HIRE' PHONE 339 R.

-- 3085-9128-tf.

___

ell

Tried in Kansas

HlU"I\C'HINS'ON, K.AN‘S., Ort. 8

-A cylinder numb 15 incite.-i in circumference containing enough

today.

m-Qggil

#eos-noses wA-Nrso.-_ss Kino. Dllbllll P11-b1lSh6S

lStreet. 3363-10-8-61 -pd.

---&__&______ *JOHN ALFRED MacDONALD,

Land Surveyor, Hermanvil-le. `

2831-9-16-16|.

»--_1__..i._..._.__

'FOR SALE.-A FEW YOUNG y

Official List

(S ecial to The Guardian

esterday' afternoon gave out at lis

D185- ADPIY- K°“lif0'"l L- Willie- of outstanding offenses from Jttnu

Wlilunol: Vallley. 3327-10-7-3i

'GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL "~

housework. References required. it Apply 14 Lower Prince. - m

334-2-10-7-lf.

- "FOR SALE. - SILVER MOON 0

Base-burner No. 10 as good as 0 new. Aipply P. O. Box 293. n

3364-10-8-3l.

-_-*_-iia____,___

'Fon SALE, 4 iviii.i< cows. ous ”

due to freshen October 25th. Ap- ll ply to W. C. McLeod, Cornwall. 9

331-8-10-6-0.

_ e

-*_-..__..__________._______ *WANTED A CAPABLE :MAID I

DUBLIN, oct. s.-Dublin c)nsiiei Al'l'iVeS at ottilwa M,

' T* _ --.-\

(Special to The Guardian) _,___ (

ary 1 to week ending Oct. 2. it was OTT-A\V=A. 001 S *-‘COIOHBI I.-Pri# '

cconipanied by a statement tha

ive_.t‘or reprisals. Autliorlties can

‘i

.1 -. .7

. _ \ 1

_.,-

- ,-.= -f

i ,i

Japan Must

Dea

‘I

strayed, 504; barracks dlamuged,

lent powder to blow up tihe via-

reet viaduct here by several boys hlef of Police Knowles announc-

was a significant fact that for nil urders, shootings of police the umber ot' perpetrators apprehend- tl could be counted on the fingers

Be For Japanese

» (Special to The Guardian.)

TIOKIO, Oct. 8.-“J-upon should

be condemned forever should she coneeiit. to the conclusion of u treaty that would please nnti-.inp- _ -anese agitators in America". Vis- count Kato declared at Sendel where tio was addressing n con-

ven-tion of Ken Sei Kai party. Kit

to is lender oi' the opposition in

the diet.

A-<0

Germany Refuses to

Give Up Airplane

V S ecial to The uardiari

( P ` G ` -)

LONDON, Oct. 8.-Germany has

refused to surrender the new giant dlrigihie iuitended for -Lrans-.»\|‘luii- tic service, according io -the Daily News representatives of the inter- Allicd disarmament commission

denmnded the Bu,-,.end'@,. o§`,|,,,

. .- - . .. . Ca

uirsliip which is being built in

zeppelin factories near Nnueu.

-#-0-0-Oli

Pilot Plane

ie, piloting the pioneer uirpliinu to pick n mail route ntross (Tnniulw

',_.,__._._.__.:_._._.__.___,3_._,.__»_-yt___..._.,___-5(-5 Adopts a iciiort Which Points to Transfer of it--I

Presbyterian Witness to Toronto to be Amal- f?§fY.`.`.’.`

-A-<0-Ql-_

tone hand. In this fact, the state- ' ient adds, might be found a mot- 1

ot get the men responsible or i

stify against them either tliriiuizh

for neral housework Must 'be lntiinidation or because of political

ge . _ t

able in do pliain cooking. Apply S “ ` ` " l

1"9 Pownal St. 3312 1066i _

enllmcnt.'I‘liereforn the police feel

lat tlrumlietul justice iii the iiiil.\'

~|:ARMEp WANTED TQ MANAGE way to tlenl with them. The list oi”

farm, hoard given. Apply giving o

i-eierences and stating wages. B. t t‘. rare of Guardian office. _ 1

3308-10-6-21.

,_-_._l._i..____

*OFFICE T0 LET CORNER OF a

Grestt George and Dorchester ” Sts., formerly occupied by the Il late Dr. Conroy. Apply 48 Great 2 George St. 3057 9 27 lf. C

__*” ic

*FOR SALE.-3 CHOIICE MILK

cows, ‘1 due to freshen in De- S cember. also 2 brood sows. Alillly e to R. Chappell, Marshfield 1|

3394-10-9-ll tl- tl

*ROOM AND BOARDr-A GEN- t

tleunain can be aocmngnodated with ,,

front bedroom and board in pri- vate family, Central location. Ap- ply “C” in care of Guardian. ' 2932-9-21 tt.

- *STR/\VEiD FROM 96 HILLSBO-

rough -Street white collie dog. reward tor his return

ffenses follows: Court .Houses des royed, 63. Royal irish Constabula-

-y Barracks destroyed 504. Royul Irish Constabulary Barracks dom- gcd. lii8. Raids on mulls 6-iii. Raids n const-guard station and Light- ouses 38. Raids for arms reported ,075. Many of these raids do not ome _to theku\wledge of police. Pol

e killed 109. Police wounded. 174.

oldlers killed. 16. Soldiers wound- d6l. Civilians killed, 27. These iig-

res do not include the casualties in ie lllster riots in .luly and Sep- ember. '

BEAUTIFUL ROSElS AND CAR-

nntlons at Williams' Nursery. Phone 171-J.

3- WANTED BY YOUNG LADY

room and hourd in private fam- ily. Apply Guardian.

Oct il lipd

. ________._____._____-*_

0°l-- 3 3i~Pd- Fon SALE.-s H P. ivioTon

*LOST iN T-HIS CITY $10.00 BILL

finder -pleano leave at Stump Wiiokel. and receive reward,

3367-10-8-2| pd

“FOR 3ALE.- SPLENDID GOTT-

nge on Fitzroy St. Bargain for ,

quick purchla'scfr.AppIy to -Mark ll. McGui‘gian. Solioiitor. .. 3365-10-8-Gi

-e&_._..___?.,___,._ "F0-R SALE.-- LARGE IMPERIAL

Oxfo;-rl range, -two smalil cooking stioves and several other stoves. Apply Guardian Office. ,

3358-10-8-Bi

-<--<________ *LOST ON SATURDAY BE-

tween Montague and St. Georges uuto rim and ¢ilss.Flnder please communicate with B. J. McCor- mac, St. Georges.

Oct. 8 3|.

*FOR 8AL|E.- TWO MOTOR

cycels, one 'indian single cylinder one Excel!-eiofr double cylinder. Both in 80011 G“6lll1r. 'Apply W00d garage, Haiviland Bt.

_ _B368-10-8-3| nd

*NUR8lNG.- SCHOOL ODURSE

21-2 years Holpital loohtied at eeuhore, New York Suburb, Entrance requirement one year high School, or equivalent.

3348-10-8-iii

*L__?8T Og AUG. 22n;_sDlTWEEN

emee enry Doug _, Stanhope i§nl;du_MGth0dfot dIlll'o`h Ono HDMI ‘ _ a dank plaid vraaon wrap Fl'lldOf NC" DMM] H, Lodll

. BM, Peakei Station. Reward.

IIB!-lil-B-li

boat. outfit in good condition. cheap. Apply to S. X. Vuil. Eli" Avenue, 3378-10-9-llptl

SALESMAN WANTED. SMALL

mpltal lo take over stock und truvel for n good l>r0D0S|ll0fl- Ai* tion necessary. Apply i’_ O. Ilux

362.

3385-10-9-3lpd

FOR 8ALE.- AYOR TODD

M lillle, 3 years old. All ready to ‘break and a nice one. Price right for quick sale. W. F_ Burke, West

Rwany' ` :lass 10-ii-:ii

l*_1’ HAVE SEVERAL THOUSAND

dollars to loan at once on mort- rage or real estate. Apply to J- lA. MacDonald, -Solicitor Riley

B lldl .

u ng 3387-10~9-3l.

*LOST PAWCEL, CONTAINING

collars. Finder please return to Guardian 0i'Ilce.

3389-10-9-2|.

FOUND.--A PURGE CONTAIN-

ing a sum of money, near Rocky Point. Alpply to Wellington Mur- phy. 3390-10-9-limi

---i_,_.i____. WANTS-D-i~A~ TEACHER FOR

Elmwood School. -Supplement $75. A-pply owen Eg-an. Secretary

‘ 3380-10-9-4IDd

>~1v LOST. - THURSDAY EVENING

on Brackle/y Point 'Road a gray ulster conf. Finder please com-

municate with Walter Gregor. 'Bnokley__Be|cb. 3802-10-9-iii

iey do they get of! through hung- r striking or clemency ot'_the (lov rnment. No one can be i`ound to

2_is1-4, 2

l trims-2.221-2, 2.223-4.

3 P. W. GULLEGE

iittivuis _qcrpcfn uni

The Guardian uiiiiounces with unfcigiictl

pleasure that Prince of Wales College is once

(

NIC sl i lip estei' liree ever ‘tl I

night it: was decided to reinstate the whole pro- fessorial staff, it is understood, on the terms

submitted tothe government.

This will be good news to the students and

to the thousands of friends of the college throughout the province. g§' .

Classes will resume on Tuesday 12th in- “'

stant at 8.15. a. m.

_ more safe. At at ineeting' oi' thc tlovernnicnt last nu rt

tfonfl

‘Soldier Demands

- ,. ' p. cc to ay. espatches N ti s. Fi l d d R

from Warsaw suid the 'Polish pllingllng ¢0n;ngn 3,1 “ssh

peace t

___ itus-inn ivzii-fare had ended and next week ont one ?t°|-mg

. _ . tliui coniuct of armies had ‘been `u- on 0 1 b 1 'ph B] Special to The Guardian.) _ __ _ __ D c o er . 0 0 Y W _,0m{_ (_____.S_ ._.____ _,mth .i____._ii;_i_i:_-,_g _i_l_i_t;___:»_n_:_iii_ fr_o_:1_:_. where hostilities continued wi n Im" (`x'"l°si"" "H th" "wall" linstilitii-Ks ' 'ilong the Ijliliuanian ilguthem Russia where Go (l ‘ ' ' `

i‘lI

-H

IIVFIAV1) 0 _ Q_B,.0,,k,,,, _ wood 4 magnificent animal A _‘_____vJ___ ___ ___‘____ ____v _______ lions to approach the various 11.1 ,ho herd was n

A | _, , ,. _ _ Lo ePine Bell

y U, ,,.,,,,mp _,|,,, “.,,,.m §,.,.,,.s __';’Y;_‘:___i_’;l__:_;1_§_ o_l’___;_fi_<::_l_;_I_;?§ ing three cumulative. records “ l0\ll\0\‘l"’W- UUHI ‘*Xl"`@”-""d to definite action in this direction 31380 pounds M mlm and

tion-ce in the result. by league ,,S5en_,_,y when __ C0___ §_o;_l\__ti.s___of _:stator the three y

g s wo year old. 'l

venes at Geneva next month. yean since A ____ nt

PRESBYTERIAN SYNUD

unil ind

gamated with the Church Weekly. .'i‘;"

l’rimip.il \'i.1cl{iiinol\ liiouglil .List-ntetl by 'Rev D J S Suile

(Special to The Guardian.) iiii>.<sugt» l'r.iiu Dr. Scott ot' the ltec- i luutl in it closely reasoned anti tom a e

A |iii-.l, iirtztiig lite meiulict-,< til' tlio'pci‘uli~ ;iilili‘i-.-si. lie i'ep:irli'il pro- ‘- - -

l SCHOOL BURNED _i _yuoti In :ivuil ilieiiisi>lvi».~: of ilu-lloiigefl :intl .streiiuous \~.'ui'k in the

.:i.lii‘ulile si»\'vit‘t~s ot` the llet-oril <-.-'~; iiiei~ti|i'g.- ut' the i-niiiiniliiii uiitl si-r .H

F`REDE'Rll("l`(),\I, N. li., Oct. S. (gi-.-t-iull_v iii this time uutl in llieiioiis ilii'l`i~i'elii~t\s of opinion 'i`hi- I-im,"

COAL OPERATORS WILL HE- l.iii‘tl-'s -l)uy _»\i~t_ Rev. u\ii~. I)oivliu;:

FUSE. -;;iu\-iul it re:~'ol||tion of u|ipi'eciulioii

'GL/\t(‘.Fi BAY, N. fi., Oct S.-ln-lol Mr. ‘Milli_¥le'.~' \\'0l‘k :intl com-

tlicutions today show that the cout iiicntiiiig it to our people. llr. "operators will refuse to incet tlie_l’i'iui.:lc seconiletl the motion which Uniieti .Mine Workers nt Truro on 'was <-.owl-iillly carried. ` Tuesday to discuss the Royal Com- -Rev.. Mr. I’0l‘l.el` flDD€l1I‘f‘d illlll ntissions mvni-d_ ` spoke for the Bible Society. The

CHU RCH PAPERS WANTED.

PIBCTOU- N~ 'S.» Oct- 8»“"A¢ me Billie Society. 'Miz Porter put in a M*"mm“- ‘PWBI-l5"l9"l“" 'sYn°d» S*“` plea io the Synod to reiiieinher the urdny,_ Principal .\laCKilll1011 Uf Billie Society on tho .Sunilny ap- Pine Hill. Halifax advocated the named 0C|,,,,,,,. 2,|||,_ Pslflblislllllelll Of ill 1935!- lIll""“ .Mi-. John lMoKeen support:-tl the clulrcli miners. one in Halifax. will uinims or the 'society vniiet-tions in Toronto, and one in Winnipeg. WHL, nd,,,,nce_d ],,,,_,_ \.,,u,. bv 3-;000_ _

WOODSTOCK “OVERCOAT” (of appreciation, seconded hy Mr_ .l. MEET. , S. IilacKll.V and earrietl._

Rev. R. Johnson reported for the

VVOODSTOCK N- in-' 00'* 7'* t‘0lllllllll1‘e Du coiifereiices. A desiri-

Untlei- the finest weather conditions has ,befm (,xp,.9_.,H,,,l to hmm ,_ com ‘If thi* S0030" mf’ fm" ‘IW Of ‘"0 -l’e1‘en't“u in Pine ilill, llalifax, :intl "0V@l'C0“l" mfei WHS il Pl0“°“"°“‘I fthe committee favor this nnil have SUCCPBS- Almlll 2.000 DPODIG ¥lU"“‘I`frecon1iuondied n roiifereiicc on tht- etl and every event wus full oi' ex- i week 1,,-,seeding synotl next autuuin citement. It was real horse racing This was ,,g,.,,,.,| ,O ,md ,_ S,,,,(.|,,|, and the pnrlo;/trttck was in perfect ,._,,n,mm,.,. was ,,m,,,;m,.,|_ ' condition.

.Following is the summary:--~

2.12 Trot and Pace; Purle $500- .Roy Volo, (Lint) Fretlcrlc- '

ton. 1 1

Little Anno. -S., (Recd),

:.:

|Fort Fairfield 2

Peter tsetzer, (Ervlne)`

'Houlton 2 3

Blanche IH., (ilioyt)

Presque Isle 4 4

Jack the Clipper. (-Douse)

Caribou 5 5 Tillie-12114 34, 2.1i31-2, 2.13

2.18 Trot and Pace; Purse $500. iastically carrietl_

(go|1,,g,, swm_ (Gall. tions:-tl--Tlint there be an office

aglier. Woodstock li 2 1 1 1 for the Synod of the Maritime Pro-

Bmv|,,_ (|3990), Fort vlnces ln which nil the office. cler-

ical,-tieid .1 1 5 2 2 lcnl and promotion work ot_ the _

Vlctorln, (-McAllister) ‘ Synod may be centred. 2-'l`lI1S Of' event. of the zimrilgnmntion or

-Sussrf 3 4 3 3

[mn Q_, (Wellington) General interests Committee of the

Synod who shall have power tn on- gage all necessary secretarial help. 3-That the Office he relieved ut n

Lime fixed l5y_the_Gener_al_ As»__en;~ l of tie uy o rccevnx: ui-

2`30 Plea' Pune "oo rel; monies. 4-That the Rev. Thos-

Stewart, D. D., be appointed Agent

1 1 1 of the Church for the -Synod to

promote 'the irellernl work of thr,

4 3 2 Church bi' supervision of the ntllce.

conference with Presbyterles. pre-

sentintrfto them th? policy and nr- __ __ ____ _ _ __ _“__ _______e tions 0 congregnt ons, con eruncc .ynn 'we no nccep ie g~ _________ ______y_____ out ____ _heh BNN”

m, em of me commmep' and, mf M: llundrcds witnessed the spectacular

(Continued on page Three) scene as -the church burned

5~:;~a »-I mm re-L :\

llloulton

Tiiiic-2.1 2.15 3-4-

F- “va 'ri- PL

Zelda the Great, (tHoyt)

tPrestlue isle. - 3 3

‘Colorado Rose, (H. D.

Club Hartland 1 2

'Mary ' Heir. (Recd). l rim Pnirfieiii Liit-in Jazz. 0Slm01\'

6222

.N N mu can 1*

A ‘-\

son.) Limestone

a_2e s-4, 2.21 a-4. tim srl".

The scliool liuiltliiig ut liuriop \v:i:< _ ui-ur i'ului't- when the other (`hurcli lcoininlttee wus ruinpellml ltflirintr ],,',,._`-,A burned. lo the ground \Vedliesilu_\' pupf>i'.~¢ ure passing tlii'ou1.:li it |iei‘~Iin it iiiujoriI_v :intl minority i-eport. |,,.,,__ morning before the classes nsseizi limi of transition. |'l‘lio t‘i>llo\\'ini: is the mujorli_v rc- any bled, tthrough :in overlieuteil sitiivi- ,|;,.v_ (;_ |)_ Magis S,,,,|,,, ,,y D,-0.-,.siil|itit>i|, lm, ,,

gi'ci-‘s in the operation of thot ilicr

"\\'liei't-:is the future ol' thu ,,| ,~

-pt-iitlcni upon rulei|\tutc riuun- '

t-lui siip|»oi't wliicli it liii'li.~'. ’l`lii->rel'nre unless this Synod is prepnreil to ussunit' l`ul| i'inun- clal obligation for the contin- uztuce of the paper whirili has so well .=:ei°vcri the interests of our church, your committee rt~ coniiuenilg that this Synod tie- clines to assume the i'espc2st- ihilily ol' utlvisin the tlii‘ei:lor.<

Bible Society is not :t society out- side ot` the Christian Chui'ch_ it is thel(‘hurch functioning through the

ct‘y_

4--B

to their action ut. the present _iuut~ture_

"At ai conference ol' the (len-

crui _lluuril und Boztrtl of l’uli- licatlons on ‘(`liurcl\ \\'ee.kly, October, 1st. 19110, li wus re- porteil us l`0llou's:~~“Aftei' rlis- (-lissitin ro |ll,- reluliiin nl' iliu

tif-(l Angl 7-li

Judge Forbes moved a icsoliitioii ___ __

' £I--A

fSynod ns -Dr. James Ross arose to

,Church Oillce. The committee was

4 .

3-4.

with committees, and uni' Ollie' way in which opportunity may from (

i'|'esli_\'tcrluli Witness, llulifux, und the t‘liui'ch Weekly il wa.-a icsolvetl tllut in the _liidgiueiit of this joint meeting; the gen- t-rul usseiulily _ctlioultl liectiiiio ri- spolislhle for the pitlilisliing ol' only one t~hui~t~li weekly. i'lt-stil- veil-5 iliut thc tit-legittiiiii to

:iutliorizeil to oi`l'cr tliul, in tlii~ i-vom ot' the nuitilizuiuutinn ol' -the \Vitl\ess being favorably rv- gurileil. tho (Tliurch Weekly take the nnmc nt the Presby- terian \Vilness_

“’l`hat the joint boards uu-

iliorizn ilia delegation to con- fer with the directors of the »l’reel1ytorlnn Witness ns to the ainulguination and purchase

Church Office to be Continued, / __ A

A tense feeling prevuiiqtl tho

present the report on the rvliitlons

of the Witness to the new (’hurcli _ paper and the continuance ot the -'0 5*

unanir/this as to the conllniitiiiteni

the Church Office and also us to :intl report to the executives ol’ norm the ASPN. Dr. Stewart, and his tllll- the General (Board and the Y; les. The reconrniendatlon appoint- B0,-,,-,1 of pubn(-,,,|on_ Tha( (ho - ° |113 RW- Dr- Slewilfl Wm* “Willis” question of the appointment of

r-ilitors of the (‘hurch Weekly he refer-red to the executives of these Boards und that the Synod oi' the Maritime 'Pro- vinces and the directors of tim witness thc assured tlmt in tho

The following nre the rcsolu-

CHU

ficc shall be under control oi the (hp MP0,., D,._ G_ g_ parsnn

shall become one of the editors

_ of the church \vcckly_" _O20

Opposed the Transfer. hay

minority and violently opposed tho mln” transference of the Witness to Tor CDDU

_4 l fl | |'i'tiii\

l"lt"i`OIl, ‘0t:t. S.--.\ licavy dock- The “Witness” Resolutions. .lu-en

et of Syuutl liusiness wus zinnoun- ,,,.“-

rid toi thi- .ifteiiioon untl limits The iesolutiolis with respect to ,\' 're se-t to sulijccts und spec(-lies. the I‘i‘t‘shylc1'ian \Vitne.ss wus pru-

IH5_,___“,______ _.um .,._,m,_ m__,,m_|_ so ileepenlm.: the St. Lawrence Riv- _. _ _ ,_ _ .. . niun_ _

2-Mionti .\lnrio. CH-Di. Ldmllel Till' c

Zi-l)c.|iio<'rury_ (`apl. Willlflm D981. i.unenhurg_

ir 7.inck__ Luii:.-iibiirg. a

of the l’re.shyiei‘lun \Vilness ns 5-li‘i'e<l:t i.. llhinnnelinun, Capt. e

Alvin llimiuelniun, lniiienliiirg.

` lli.uiu\elnian_ Lunenburg.

l.oliues_ Liillnve. _ _

l.<::tlu. ('u]vtuin. Ronald luilclclc, (-

l.uncnhui'g. ending up on November 4th.

Saskatchewan Farmers

ton. The undertaking if even pro-

- , . - ~ ~. . lll~I(‘lNA, SASK., Oct. 7.-A de- .ll

vm" U" Mdmmm mum! M' p\ittu.t.i<.>n representing the i'n\'iircrs sion is not expected to report until -of Snskaltolieivvin waited on lion. n

of prcsentiiig at restrorutinn of the 0 Wheat Control lloortl. _ P5 Hon. Mr. Calder su-ill .lllrit S0 lflllg

:is ithr- linited Staffs, 1\l’Z0ll\i"*’» 1 Australi-. Eg l -und india continue

l wheat importing coiiniiries will buy 1 in that nrarkct, and while lie_wu.s

prcparell to express :i tlelinil-0

view that control -by Canada

'alone would do more harm than

i good. representations of the delegation e imnredlateiy bntori- -t he gioverntnien-t_

man‘s barn. -til-led with wood and '

caught. tire. Beton -help could

arrive -tho Union Church, Metihodist. Baptist. Anglican, was also wel-I

Rev. n. n. Layton, with muon underwa-v-The tl-ramen from Brides-

spirlt, represented the virfw of the Wi\l'€l'. WIIO WGN! 011 We “Un” W"

onto. Mr. Layton moved an amend- Chllmh- C mi.-nt uint “in the Judgment or ins Several -houses. 011 Pwli Side “

(Special to The Guardian.) _ \ \l,l|".\.\'. .\'. S., ()i'l. Sf-'lllif ng -t~l|.uii-r in-i-:iii i-ull* itll' ll

of $5_ti0tl \\_'lii<'li \v:i.s lu have ‘“‘ _euiletl l'l` the liurtioi' lii~i'i- lu-_

. lt. ( riiwt- ut Bi'ool'l_\-ii iltirl' . _ _ ' _ l`3ng@I'9 f0l`f-‘£8 0lI9l'l\i6d dui' stood ut five itulu;.". 'mm hm] wnwd in conmrmny S0V|°l ‘F0095

were ini-it-t-niinlt-il for ailltl '”_"i' ' 'T ' ' ' -

MUMEMM Stlllll UVEH EUHII

Hostilities Between Russia and Poli

Have Ceased According to Armist

- Arranged by League of Nations.

th From ` a.oN~oor~r ont. 8 E ' e rm s““°°t°d'h

. f- urope 'was presentatives of th -Lelgu

almost at ea ti D 6

l ."‘__l .- ._ i-7. .

f‘.f’...1“l.‘.1'.:.:...,‘.‘.§‘.":..f.x::.‘..t... lltflilltfltlll tif llrmallwllli Echoes of the

un zicetylen- i.t|i`i~ii l:’.llilt‘\l '*"_ b ,,mi_.;_ R (Special to The Guardian.)

-_ _ llltl..\‘Si<1'lA~l, Ot-I. S_--The world

i t`iu.iiii:lul t-oiiferi-nt-e in session here _

"l‘liui'.=.tl:i_v issuetl :L sharp summons ,h;x?§g:§|st£.;h_c,;:§g; z§h,'|?£:_‘

_ . . 1 1-i the _go\einiiic_iil:. _uf the world was the herd or _M head of iii piocleil ni time with the redlir Shir” owned b Mr Edwin

____ tio" ot' uriiiamf-nts. As li means to of Sunnyslope Firm _IQOHDBZY

_ _ this end the conference requested them ,__ headed by' Paul of _

___(3P°Cl¢\I 1° Th!! G'-lafdlan-) _ the toiinril ol' the Lea ue of Nu- . _ -

<itl.i ' ' `

.ini

Sh 0,, Swallowed Held ffr Murder_ _ ia:§r.l:..r:.:'c:.“masts

_ Note and Gets HIS wife :raiiightlslsiinpiiiulelgfulii £311;

_...__ (Spam, to The G_ua,,dian_) calf of the island which calf

tspemai to The Guardian.) BUi~ii-‘at.o, out s.--After iinving 'lie first rf/-e vearllns at C Ii.lit)l'itNl-I, Ausirailiu, Oct. 6. confessed, according to the police lmtewwn-_ g,,|d,,.,. ,,,.,,h.,,n|,,_d hm,Se|,- ,U to the murder ol' his wife, Anthony Mr* DJ- M“mn-st~P9i°f5»*lh° '_ _ _ _ _ _ Gisterek, aged 40, wus being held 1°" feglslered AYFSIJITQS- 110302 tiiiiuionweulili Fietiaiiiy hue here _______y ____ ____a__g__ (__, _,___s_ __e_ Sp,-ay park _M,,_tch|esS_ four h suiii; “I nm it $100 note and gme ______________ The ________a__,__ _n___u_ ers. two calves and three cows want to he i-uslietl," Ile suitl utetl body was found in ti pool of the N-‘Gord °‘ performance he hutl .-\'.':tllo\vr-il ii note ut Ill00il On tile kilffllen floor in their A' W' M°"`°W and 501% N __ _ _ _ __ _ ,__ home here toduy by the police \vho Lake- 'showed 15 Pure bred H Imix \\Iit»ii Iii- exluiiitl lo < ______ ________ s_____________ __ __ SlemE_ headed fb Mamma

e fter shots Y V

rt-ti. lit- i-tiuuiiilnii-t-tl ilu- num- had ,,,,__n heard by ,he m,_1ghb0,.,_ which animal was brat) by Mr intl the note in question turn- in 'HB dill .

ut to he tht: only unc iuissinia _ ` b‘;§I_x___3iV];‘5 SKTBKIUBY Yield Of

“ l";_"‘;"“_“_" "“"‘“" “'h“'_h |'_"“ D Mr. Bbgnalld Compton of Bang rot-11 ei. "ir ii--in l'<‘f‘t'l\'f’f 1' ` showed it three year old Dure- ,,,,,,._ 01] Watgpway Plan Holstein which tuck mit pr

. ~ anid was much adm-ired_ Mr. Con

'___-_-o>____ ‘_ T ton was billed `f‘150 freight i

(Special to The Guardian.)

OTTAWA, (ict. G.-What. is de- 'oned to be the final tour oi' in

I , . ~

'estigution ot` the St. Lawrence Great Lakes navigation and power

»lu.-me by tlielnternational Joint

U Coiiirnission will begin at Mou-

wus pllSlll0llf’tl lllllll l‘_l|ll‘ll`l_'U“' lrcul next l~‘ridny. 'Phe schedule in-

I ` 'ii _\ `ui I

vcouiit til' :ich oi \\'ii . i _ ‘- ,. mg-,,\ 0|' $1 H00 has luwii ofivr

ut- it i-ui-i\ Iii-t\\'t-cn tin- \\'i_i\iiei' U

l‘i'csli_\'lei~iuii Witnt-.ss is tie- til' thi,-; ,.V,.,,, ,md ;,;q,» ptrlt iii the ll

tllriiivveilt-l‘ l`i.~'liiii;1 l'lei»l.

SCHOONERS TAKING PART 0

i.uii enhu rg. 0

ltiverport. 0

ernicc Zinck, Captain Dan-iel B

liulos iiicetlngs in Ontario and

nomic feasibility of the project of

r and canals, as would permit oc- an-iroing vessels to go to the head f the Great Lakes. The power question arises incid- ntally and the two comprise prob- bly the most important reference ver submitted to the commission.

illiorr B \\'nlt,ci~s Cxtptaiu There will be sittings ut Kingston,

is \Vullers, iL\\neu-hurg. -0

n the iith. at Toronto onthe 12th,

iilepenilenm, Caplt A|lI>f‘l`l l lilth and 14th and then, in turn at

uhy i’t'n-tn, Captain (`u.lvin

Albany, Boston, New York, Clevc- but B :Hsu m‘1"9l_'_ l¢_“_°I-‘ld luntl lntllrinnpolis, Minneapolis, :L "ea ' Task to t e u um °

Iilrngo, (irunil Rapids and Detroit,| Eastern K use Exhlbmon'

A|lei'wui'tIs there mny be Ilnnl ri;ument_ ut Ottawa or Washing-

want wheat C0[)[[0| ceetieti wiui. wnuiii be n iuint nf-

____ i`iiir of the United Stuies and Can-

Cnlder today for the purpose

1. YD

‘Ili in tim open .market -the

tm, he was inclined to express ll

dinn Government. The commis-

ext. sprint.: ns the engineers have

ations.

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AMERICAN COAL FOR `CANADA

OTTAWA, Oct. 9,-According to report received here by the

Board of Railway Commissioners from Washington, the United Stat-

H0 1,,-(,,m|S9d to pig(-_,t the es nut-horities, have just complet-

<i iirrungcnients to increase the coal tonnage destined for Canada

----oem-Www hy way of lake ports before navi-

RCH AND

gallon closes. They will exert every

BARN BURNED effort from now on to keep the

from town, wus aroused at lust evening by it fire. ilcck-

tes after the alarm -was given, 0 ned the flames to the barn and

saved by t-he f lremen, resi-

coni cars moving between the lake

BRIDGPWATER N q CCL 7__ ports and the mines.

Conquerall Bank 'Sc-ttilement, five

miles

-*anon*-_ .

RAINBOW I8 NOIW A BARGE

.VIC/PORIA. B. C., Oct. 8.-The

old cruiser Rainbow, sold recently to Neldcr & Marcus of Seattle. Wrtsh’n. is to have the machinery taken out of her and will be used as n barge for the transportation

f ore from the North. It is calculated tihat she will arry three thousand tone of ore s .a barge. The cruiser has been stripped

of guns, torpedo tuibel, etc., md interior fittings by the navy de-

_ __ pnrimeni.

l -Mr. Jabez Lea was the judge

len in many iinp0i't:in_l. centres of( The President or ,_hB'Exmb" ic llnited States. This is the Mr. F‘rnnklMullaIly, the Secrets

(Special to The Guardian) with th te

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,moderate winds. generally fair to

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cow she has given almost

had the first 11-lze junior he

r g One of the cows

bringing this animal from Mo to Souris wh* u ho and others i was altogether excessive and likely to encourage stockmsn fr any distance in bringing their c lie to the local fairs for exbibi purposes. -

the horses and lMr. Reid 'of the purtment of Agriculture was Jud of the sheep and swine

0Ct0rs are to be congratulated on the splend_id success of this yea show

The Souris Exhibition is a pu

ly agricultural show n_nd is not for profit, all the chi-cers with tl exception of the secretary, glv their service gratuii6iisly_ It . held on government~owned grouli secured for the purpose and it l hoped soon to enlarge the ground; What is required is a suitable bill lag on the grounds and if this wl done, and a spur line from the r way run alongside which would

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THE WEATHER.

TIDF MOON, ET

..'I‘0RON’l‘0. Oct. 9.-Light

tiny and on Saturday, not mu

your to complete their investl-,0ll"H1Z@ |11 1€mP€l°B-l‘U'°-

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