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Mon”-Nlgiilo. OCTOBER s, 1912 -~ mer or h.r..»- ____ - _

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(Canadian Press)

OTTAWA- 0¢l=¢ 'I-'rue Department LONDON, occ. 5.-Another inns of 'l‘!‘B5B' and Commerce hasextended tion f the'growing desire of Briti tb Dec.'1f'v_i_'.h the time for receiving banklfligi houses to attract to th tenders for the steamshlp sei-vice be. personnel those who have ilnanclal tween Canada 'andtweat Indies and sociations with Clanada, is nilor

Canada"snd Jamaica.

DE PLAMA HURT 1_N AUTO RACE.

- aa-_-ae

.1

_ Can' be Secured From

i5,_.~ rio flCla|S. '

all lllllill lllsl » c

G--e--i

I

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1B of," c, ' ‘ '_ »"‘ "" “i_i;l1;“.3i.i§;::";_:."“illiiii ilu

Drowning l"._Su"lly

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cial confirmation could 'he-,secured

MONTREAL, October 5-No O

m' Picfrou 'ocichcr e- Joseph

by the`~fact that william P.

, are Lord .Fairfax and William

Oct- 5-Ohleli Bragg, a wealthy Fisher. _ ~

RACE CQURSE, Wauwntosa, Wie.

' on

young Cincinnati driver, today w the fourth international Grand Pri

which Ralph de Plama's Merceree was overturned and De Palma we

, I ___._._____._-

automobile road race with a Fiat car, nfter a sensational lap brush in

ca

HOLD ALLEGED ' MOTHER.

l‘ E

seriously iniurad. Bragg captured the NEW YORK, October 5-The mo

race from-'Ur Hiilil of ‘twelve 'starter only six of whl0ll.'flulshed.

st the late David_Bruce-Browh's sv

e

a e of ‘74 4 5 miles an hour ln last. mother of Countess Szabo, and w

signed a waiver of citation to th

5 ` _ year’s Grand Prix event at Savanna

h

He covered the distance in iivehpure, Countess S2cb°'s will -of July 8

59 minutes and 25' seconds. ,

Ai, Trinity I-Ioepital, Milwaukee, Soon after four o'clock yesterday where do Palma and his mschaniciah, `- ` ' '

al '

Tom Alley; were rushedyfor medic

aid, it-was said that de.Palma in. ad-

dition to 'suffering from broken limbs, suffered a ‘puuetux-e"_¢ the abdomen, _‘fuses to discuss this mission, but

aud, is in a‘ leriou ’ condition. Alle

I, P

_ Burton W. Gibson since he was b

Bragg's speed average for the race for the grand jury, was the ste

was Q9-3-10 rniles per hour, as again- ment yesterday that a woman w

r

. passed as Mrs. Petronella Meiischik, tm” was 1120"" 21 '”i““t°s

bo seconds.

important develo ment in the ease

had been found in Wilkes Barre, P

Attorney Murphy received inform tion which 'lead him to leave once for Wilkes Barre. Murphy

was learned that a woman answeri

Y ls said to have suffered a broken the description ol Mrs. Menschlk w

shoiilder.. r

swung 'into he last mile lap. Bra

ver. ' _ caught him on* next to

iv ere rude rown was lie

ou Tuesday, de Palma shot his heav Mercedes into the rear of Bragg' Fiattf*

In the recoil fromthis collision d

Plllnfl cai-_.was thrown into th ditch and wrecked, de Palma and A

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em from Abbie Wood, the Montreal r

m |:imMm A

bo polls and Connolly. of Winnipeg.

af-'

ternoon Deputy Assistant Distri

at jury in this country and this tw fe' tieth century, yet this is the cn

_It of the inquiry conducted at Vanc 5 ver recently into the demise Of Mos

as

M°°“‘1’°~ B R“““l““ Fm" °‘ P°W*_’_“ iicieis ci the Merchant service Guild, _ -

under surveillance by the detective

y Of British Columbia. Many of the mar NEW YORK. OCC- 5--T110 limit of

De Palma w two minutes and 36 and that Murphy had gone to Wilk

seconds' be d Braxz es the two Barre for ihe pui-nose if identizyi

her

_ EE '

had slow down considerably and de Palma t out to catch the Fiat dri-

the

last lei: of the contest. In ii desperate HACERS START IN GRAND PM

.~ ,

ehoét _tp P9" BIPS5 on the ro dwa X_ the man'e side shortly after the c near ll ` B - airi d

hration of his fever convaleeen

MILWAUKEE, Wie., Oct, 5-Robert, Mosaadra ate himself to death wh`

Y Burman, in his giant Benz, was sent ll* H “`¢ak9I1_€fl C001-lil-i011.

5 away first in the field of twelve in the

Grand Prix race, the automobile eip

day from the C. P. R. oiilcials c

a

tra- cernlng the report fahat the railw '

lv

ah to acquire the fam us Peninsular a

eir Oriental Navigation company. addi as- to the colnpauy nearly one huiidr

ded steamers to its present fleet and

_ _ B011- abling it to girdle the entire globe.

bright and Company. bunkers. have Personally, 1 have hcpni nothing -

invited G. Cyril Oasseis, pr the Bank of gm, story, um, mo,,,,,,g declared a companion who lumped over aft of Montreal, to become resident part- M,-_ Ogden, third v1ce_b,~e5b'ient of gb him W” \l”“l’l° t° '““l“’ B' "°“°“°- ner in London. The other partners Canadian pacmc_ and I am ve

F' doubtful of its accuracy.

fesslonal race here Saturday Dig

Bb in a. most sensational finish.

01 than six inches separated the Indian

un-

,° KILLED ruivisishr sv

a. ,

VICTORIA B. C. October

LONGBOAT WINS RACE.

LG

' .EATING TOO MANY EGG

ct Death from gluttony is a strange vcr-

IQB of nge, son of M. V. Grundln, of

2 drowned about six o'cloek this eve 5 ing, by being struck by ii -boom a

B; knocked out of a sail boat whi

_iblng. The blow must have stun- ned him as he did not come up and

er

re The accident happened as they were

y coming into the slii\__wharf from

sail. Young _lllraudln was employed ln the Clay. Works. looking after boil-

ers. Ile was very well thought of. C. P. R. aARE SEEKING CONTRO

WINNIPEG, ivinh., occ. 1.-#rom O. P. R. ARE SEEKING

Longboat won the 15-mile Open pro-

ht,

ss

he 3-5 _ s _ . ___

5- --4-

a' dict to be returned _by a cOronei°’s VICTORIA B 0'_ October 5

es from n sudden fever and the cancel

ng tion of .the doctorlsllow diet orders favorable to the proposal and the Ship Titanic WHS Set Yeifelllay ‘ab

_ as _ _ _ _.

by gorging himself with a breakf

of which the chief constituent w

twenty-one fresh eggs. According the doctor who was summoned

PRINCE T0 MARRY

° sie of the year. At intervals ot one _

° minute the other cars crossed t

1.

le W .I C 'WIP QU _of the par. », _ \ _ _ l%n?gn_.B..%_i!."s~1ba,,t of this - u0_0bo_ ;lth;__ts"5§:mW¢;;§n;\ 3_1: _l:3:;n;°°dl.*'i°“ glevitch Romanovslriy of Russia,

purse, received, .$l5.ll0ll: E i Be - - , _ W" dcu. 'ei sluiaaciphia whenrirlfsvi rs; D’-W" ”°'i°”"°’° “ "°§l‘

a ~ (___

_Benz car into secondplace after _

long grfnli_pf 409 miles 4,616 f

starting line and. the race was o

sais and inet and predicted that t

H BERLIN, Ort 5.-The engage '( is reported of Prince Alexander G

_thentltle of Imperial --Highness,

p"°tty 'A‘“d°“°“ ml' ‘tm 52 laps-would show shattered speed"’;_!{{l_2§_"1¥;{¢¢ _Von Fryedb,,n5e,.f,,1d_

last ei m les 0 the race received u_5m_ _ _ _ records.

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FRENCH .fA`vIa'rOn

'AWARD pomivianv cur.

34

PARIS, Oct. 7-The French avia- Y°““g'5 jury brought' in 5 “We”

tor Pierre Daucourt was today awar- ded the Pominery Cup for the longest straightway' flight between suiirls and sunsetf Hs covered yer»f.erda_v distance estimated at about fifty-sev en miles a new world's record for

single day's rdlght.

.___ ._ _~

collasllsrli ins ‘

CEN SURES TRU STEES

vel dict est night, after investiga

Dr. Bruce Smith inspector of ho

ern hospital buildin be erected

FOR SUICIDES. on indisputable authority that

marrisuze has been definitely ai-rang

TORONTO, Oct. 6.-Coroner and will_take place according to p

ing sent plans, at Rome in November. n

Her n's greatest heiress. For conllririation of the botrothal ls

B

- : . ti

the death of Robert Scott, an insane HIGHEST RANK

e patient, killed on Friday by jumping MASONS GAT!-IE

from “_ balcony sixty feet high

a Grace Hospital.

E; The jury recommended that the go

at -"-

wAsHiNG'roN, D. O., Oct. c

v- Men from widely separated parts

Gfnmvnt Brant he withheld from the the world, who have won thc high hospital until the institution carries distinctions that the Masonic frat out the ofllclal recommendations of nity can give them., have arrived

, api- Washington to attend the Intern

tals and public charities, that a. mod- tional Conference of the Scottisl; was sunk to_my_ am, me Germ

8

8

S' River, who celebrated his recove

°` coal. Kn~lo's Dhuoi-Yrs

he m<

B holds the rank of Grand Duke, w

t

‘ron LATE Fon ‘

_ CLISSIFICRTION

tilre. The jury placed no blame

E

place of the present makeshift struc- through the greater part of thi we

on A.mOiig those in attendance are d

the hospital stall whose mem-hers had gates. representing the Scottish R

0'" “ng 'N' "rd 'um m“"“°'f done all in_thoir power with h

in Rite; the sessions of which wgl la

In this, column. Ou must accom

""7 °fd°"' ‘id 5" 3°' “ng °.°°“°'; trustees of the hospital for not st- Greece, Venezuela, France and -Nl

a

allowed. _Minimum charge twenty-dv eenu_. I BOY ,WANTED T0 LEAVE A LIST.

Apply at once to Guardian Sub- Izenrsessssnien 9-28%! sacusoillil sausaons 'ri-in Blcsr made. Fresh every day at Bann- dsre, Newsom t 0o______9_§Nl _

_ - ci.

wAN'i'iin§s6v71"o”v/bak ON FARM.

equipment provided, but censored

tendin to their duties faithfully

ator Cox, J. E. Atkinson.

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Drio\vNi_»iD THROUGH

Apply. 'A1 R. McKaY. Lswllilalv _i»;ir...,___ ___'______________ 10-givlaipe. LARGE FAT HERRING BY THE

doilbfl dr] barrel. Cl1BPD°ll'5 Gl`°"" ‘lost his life under strange circ

gr ‘ ` 10-4M6i.

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WANTlilD,SIX LARGE NEWLY -CAL- ved ~oowl._'Apply to A. Horne & Co, Ohai-lottsggwn. ic-ii M sind

T ‘ I BANG

CHEN

sold at

ii'6ii”`s`a`nsiZi<i _nearly new will gain; Apply llil

,nd five mile house

omrris wins

F‘”d°' mv” MISS wolvlnN's GOLF TITLE.

Butter

Miror,0l

stances in Lake Superior.

r te from Port _Arthur to Dulu h, _ ou um- and the demands of tourists, who yeggmem blew oben the “fe in the everything, ridicule everything, aiill

dh' Post Office about ' 2.40 ycsterda

1,§.gaihcrc<l on the nicer-deck, and

t e supreme councils in the United Sta the Canada, Italy, Belgium, ldgl

d

g H co. _

taking more interest in the welfare of ---f--'-

the institution. The trustees include AERIAL RAILWAYS Sir Henry i‘ellatt, Col. Peucheii, Sen- FOR PASSENGER

\

sen ers over recipltous places in

these roads are now in operatl0

want comfort in the ascent and

ar- sang the old hymn to a baud M6010* lal routes over some 'of the most d

panlment.

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“_

garet Curtis of Boston. today.

sy liek. f

°' nov KILLED _sv `AU'ro.

Q _

Peterson, who was_ 5 sO_l_ni_\_a;¥;_b\lll5u ____ d _“du __________ purpos

, u e m - . ry s _ _

xgspgstlyp Erofigzdthllih With eyes ‘olkgiy gwissanpeonle who love their for GOVBfu01‘. lwufil U18 D01" Of th” MONT-REAL, 0ee_ 5-'rhat the

n B

lightly closed he walked straight mountains and enl0Y U10 b°B“tY *1

iinnoi-isisrsm, oct. 5-Miss Mar-

the W0 E _

United States for the third conlgc

1 ’ ti? ;'b,t?5:1?|i M§s',,§'a§,i 311° `d Riiymsnielfi, who hseenrolled `;?l:y ‘ln the finals on the Essex coun-I hfyhfilftl' U“lV°\'Bi*-Y inlllnstli W

across the deck and oil into space- grandeur of the Alpine scenery, The body will never be rBc0V0l`¢d-

gavd these innovations with dlsfav

t bts and the glaciers-

grea

____,___._.___-,-

wc.. charms sm was HDLD

men's oflf championship of the PRISONER IN MONASTER

“_ __ _ _-- »

Y.

in waiting. The burglars took noth- h 5 no the ummm, P,.0vm_

r- TORONTO, Oct. 5--A student nam- mg from ,be elm w o comes nl 1

» "heeiording ta his own statement, s

' ‘fasted-to persecution. and ilu/DFI!

IMI! mopthfago, the young man layl.

3°""°5 M“hi“°'i WINCHESTER. '0ct_ -6-Joseph became a teacher pf'-languages in

R Bearisto,

ai-_‘et in cowl

Dongbne, the eight-year old son J ‘ h F. Donahue, Winchester,

of Mo 'treel Homin Cathol einetsltution, _ one cent pen word ascii

was an having visited the Polish Pro

,T __ . in

°"°p d when struck b an au- f-M15 l“\B¢|°“ \’°°‘"“° °°°"‘°t°d *'°

fatally lr\i“f°_ V ’ ‘ - <1. ‘ li t t -ii tomobile driven-b! Walter Gurney. Pfbblltltllm- WND l“|°"“° lll°W§¢- wumum ° Fi' V" 7

Mettreseei. °¢°» 'fb b died a lielf-hour after, being the Roman Catholic supe _ofl - 10. Af- 1°'a0'“l' tineenotvo the Winchester Hospital. a¢!Lrtl~chst~tl1ey took llir_n to a :Roh lately oecu- _G,,m” wa, hell by. the police pend-.__elt¢i‘Y nndkepiirhim prisoner un Oper for ln* '~ i inthe medical eremi-c elnaee their vigilance. He menu

acuic places in the Alps- Herf=t°i0

f

t' "md mnways have been “Bed °I:,9_ Chas. S. Bird, Progressive candidate

charm which the Creator gave to t

o

t in a Q\\eb°¢ m0“B"5°"Y~ 3"" _ " - 5 ' ’g':gd.l The players who have al-

ba » ready signed and returned their ci n-

“" men of the coasting steamers es being carefully considered .by the

18' iners operating upon this port a

t Guild officials hope in a very sho

_ tion of the rescri e.

ele 'rhc intcnticn ci the Guild is ce' hnve a reserve here, so that in case

B

ue- war should arise between Great

servo would resemble very much

e

9 _li'ra,u1ein_Ma,rie Anna Von Frilzdland- m€diHi'-@lY- .

M "1 cmd of the German MANGLDD BODY FOUND oN Q_c.n. 1 SUBMARINE LOCATED

Tm- sHi~:Rr~_iooi<, Que., oct. 5- .liter DOVER- E“irl““d» OW 5- Lute

al ` *”

t

poraruy withheld’ bm it is learns; 3;; 3.'c1%`ckR` 1t;lb)n [,,,!,l;?S;db%l,?_rl;v;?gle_ lien submarine B2 ln twenty fathonis

ed wurtb_ the Gmbd Trunk night 0pe,.a__ oi water and nttuchell 'chains to thc Q.. bO,._ found bbc mangled body by an u,,_ wreck. 'l‘hey orc hopeful that they

known msn on thc track. Life was

_ . e _

l`

extinct when the body was discov ed. A later report states that t

tonville.

Of Giciilvlan LINER sUNK_

est ___ f' LONDON, oct. 5-In ccillslcn wit l“ ri. floating dock at -Krautsaliil Ll

9

eel? had t he heacliud, according to ‘bb message received by Lloyds.

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c ,ff liri1'rISH -FLEET 'ro

WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-Switzer cruiser Weymouth immediately left

land has just inaugurated an aerial filll speed for Suda Bay on the iiorthf graph them? ,

t

SLEEP WALKING. railway ior the transportation of vase 'coast Of Crete. '

e _______._-._-~

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MARQUET'I‘E. Mich.. Ort- 5--AP mountains, according to a i-eport to icsciirrc IN AUTO.

‘bert I’etei'son, 21 years-old, _p pas- the State Department by Consul-Gem

senger on the steminer America, eu eral Mansfield, at Zurich. Several

t

Ol WALPOLE, lines., Oct. 5-Fcn

3°: Grandlu, ii. young man, twenty years

the

d Consolidated Clay company, was

, lull; ilslll

H- body is that of J. H. Oyr, ci Brcin

_wil _ » _'\l r

.»._..-_ _..

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QUEHEC, Oct_ 6.-The Quebec

Wrecking coinpwiiy's plant left»thia

rl- `uficl`noon at three o'clock for Flower nd

‘Islali<l, Nfid_, where the inward hound

le steamer llongore Head, went a.~ihoi'e

yesterday. No further news has yet 'been received in regard to the mishap

ashore, news of which was received through the call to Quebec for assis-

,, tance. The point where the Bengore

Head ran ashore is almost opposite Point Amour, some 673 miles below Quebec. ` `

L

pects to cover it in two hours He ls

llii Elllli-llllllll

beyond the fact that the vessel ls

--With Giants for

SHUUT llSllllllll

lu ssros are ~ I

infill, _ l_NIlif‘TlAl, e_rEs;f’

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Worldfs Baseball _ -Series,-a~_

,» _ ., __

Hundreds of Fans Follow Th¢m-'--.liccne\iiic-

detion on ,Fifty_T_raiiis Being Threat-_ 1”

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, “_ 1'

(Canadian Press) ' BOSTON, Oct. 7-Within a fe# hours of the departure today of tht

_ licd Sox for New York where they' ~‘ ' ' ‘ - 1 will cross bats toiiiorrow with _ tho

uh-.rits in the initial contest of the

_ »;` - ~ wui'ld's series, hundreds of Boston

-_ _ _ ._ and New England Fans followed in

llieir wn‘\c. Migration eontlnned through the night even the accommo- d8f»l0l\ Ol fifty morning trains being taxed bv rlservntlons of haiehall gn-

Yesterday afternoon saw a good th“sl”'stl°°' ` hlt'-“`°5t in th” Sim’

turnout of Charlottetown liifleiiien, llc” is h'te"s“ *md l°°3l inns are cOn~ emi in spite ci thc high wind. sch... ildvnt uf victory icr the ned s_o,,

good shooting. The 4Lh C. A. had “

u _

spoon shoot in coniunction with the ---?---

TRYING TO FLY FROM _

, lst Of the Charlottetown Cup. Tho , , .

ITALX To CORSICA' Civilians had the final stage of thc WI” VPHLR WURTH

_ __ _ Brown Clip, the 8th shoot for PISA' Italy' Oct' 5 Much mterestf/Ferris Trophy, and the 3rd shnoti

lhns been aroused by the proposed the Salver which is a 4 Shot a _ , , 5_ This flight of an aviator, Gaglinni, from b 3 ti 1 _ M g' weather is worth $5,000,000 pei- diy, Pisa across the Tyrrhenlan Sea to gregflte no as ml?" ima m 0 BasLin on the north coast of the is- day ghisglueéti" E' gltchlfmleids 2’ luiusloxier J. Bruce Walker. referring land of Corsica. The distance is .me ' Mo 9 own 'up W 6' . C

“inet _uve miles and Gaglian, er, is closely followed 'by Lanilrig_

tbl: $5»000.000_ PER DAYs 0' WINNIPEG -Msn. Oct. --'

“' to the farms of the west," said 'Com-

to the bright sunshine and warm

" “'l“UH Ol the hast few days, prevalent

il.

y uith 95 and D A McKinnon will' ‘nil over the West. _

` "At iii-s_t glance this seein! a large

94.

to start today' The Brown Clip was won by Pillai: ' V. minute, r. Walker wont pn th

Atrlalwas mdelst erio _ _ . ,,_ ,_

reach Corsica in as sergplaney “from gm; fm,I,;h°F31(§stl;_“.° ‘glib 3- l=fi_\ .~-=i_\'_ but when one takes into con..

ar Bn u' was ver n an ___ for the second time by P. Barlow,sinl shine and warm wind means no; only.

'_ my' g e ne see ° the third stage of the Salver shoot that the threshing of this season'a

e LIABILITY OF TITANIG

ar of- OWNERS ARE LIMITED.

re liability for the owners of the steam-

rt $98,000 as compared with claims for

:B time to have an important announce- .flllrlmges which aggregate IUCN ~tl1fiI1 I1 tg ment to make regarding the form

3. million dollars.

The limit was set bv Justice Hough

to of the United States district court.

ri

_ A YOUNG MAN

tain and another coiintry, these mar- MEETS SUDUEN DEATH incrs might be called upon to av-isi

e

Bti "i"

in the defence of the coast The re- Sl/“TH FALLS- 01"". Oct- 5"H€\`-

R the but H0DkinB. ll Yolrng Englishman, militia fm-ces_ Each yea, uw mm.m_ niet* instant death at the works

or:-ta Gris would be required to serve 8, short Frost- & W00d» Ltd. Sll7-“l‘fl¥1Y- H who time, probably two weeks, in training was in the 3°* Of Pickillg “D Some ml so that in event of emergency they casfillgs when the“cover of the rumb- _md would be able to go into Muon im_ ling barrel fell on his neck, crushin

his body into an unrecognizable mass.

ut last evening divers located the sun

will be llble to raise her.

,fe i.Ai»L.fiNDliRs Ania

tivo behavior of American and othe

an' ns follows:

staiimlnll Grnccla. fouling the wreck, 1-Dm, fl-,_,,,,.ist_

ll "What would yoil say if an un-

known individual, without askin your pci-mission ur even linocking a

_ your door, pushed his way into your

X _ THE LEVANT- home, made himself comfortable o l

your sofa. peered at everything, run

LONDON, Oct. 4-The British Mc- aged everywhere, laughed at your do-

diterranean fleet was ordered today mestlc arrangements, asked how niuc

S. tothe Levant, according to a news money you have, wished to interest

agency despatch from Gibraltar. The- himself in your love affairs, and seiz-

at ed hold of your children to Photo-

"What would you do with such a

unmannerly intruder?

"But there are certain tourists wh treat the Laplimders in tlifs fashion. The enter their tents without eni-

r Y _

ll' safe blowers, believed to be expert bm`l`a99m°l‘l"» halldle “Y l""“t at

if °

yy Workman employed in the mills

d explosion when the door of the s re- was blown through a wlndvw an

1 eb t the d tract from the ly imlbedding itself in the roof cf tho

“Mm ng A y 6 he railroad station at East Walpole e p

As the night watchman started te ,ook to be nearer tba bop this seusom

investl ate he was confronted by th

'reed ip their nntcinebile, which we

at _- _.._-.. ----_--

§‘ l‘°"cesmc_rvenu.

' In this column. .Cash -must

'Q

he edits.

n- ` ---------L _

1"! °"°“°"‘ ro .oy mgntresl had become the Typewriters of all makes. A Mil

afternofsim H 'ncr. gb: b__e__y___~°v€si_ev_;:_%_i1.b‘_;i.__ bias; _ no B”-mt m|,,|o,,,|-i.,.,_w\10 Fraser, Halifax, N.. S. ie-8M2i.wei-ir.

' Qlflnl - v _ _ i _ _ - _

th A e\lf° Which W” \_’°“"¥ \’*°k°° ln’ _‘"'°"°'° thaw" would “ko a mm” r d' Lilli t u ed b Physicians Ask for \llinard'e and tpkqno other.. inetentl# _ _Keep ldlnar_d's Llllimflllf lllllif

I S 6 garage struck him at Mcllsster. I ..W““" ' lm” 5 7

eu' C0 U V ' " ‘ l

re town. 0

fe

U

f°“" ’°l’l’°"' “’h° immediatdy °p°"` players a ten per cent increase over

or, through the- branches of 9, tree, final-

. o

ed me “B th" retreated dnwn the lest season's salary. The only new

as

m'“tw9l0leghqrn, Gerdle Roberts, Walter

#mr d_d“, md bn,” “nt _ "`_MHl$. Art Boyce and Ernie Rue.

e il bo t 1; \,“y_¢n,n- ry Hyllnd and F. Glass.

9;. n0£1:,?s;.;,&¢? :gina galil mg list of The club was able to pay a ten per

y ask the Laplanders how many rein- b deer they have-which is the same 118

As is customary, while passenger scent of mountains, and who enjoy mom,__,g_ bn; they comm not disbur ___ b0atB Mc Passing the "R°"k °l A58’ 91° l1°"°1tY 'md sematlons °xpenen°: the contents their presence was d “Emi Hem' Isle Royale' the “8v°u°; gfsgntgizlsgg th;’h:°;§ll_‘t;nil;a‘;)8l;:_°:§ covered and they left town in an a

“_ asking other people for details

“_ their incomes. _

"The Laplsnders are human beings

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the beacon light came into view, the!! encouraging the construction of ser: sgmts with B night watchman 0, the and not inenegeric animals.

MORE PAY FOR l\l0N’l‘Rl1`»AL

HOCKEY PLAYERS.

d Wanderer hoeliey cluh does not fear

anothpi- league this season was the view expressed last night at the an- nual meeting. The Wanderers finish- d in third lace a year ai:0. and

It was decided to give each of the

B men sl' ned up so for is Walter Miller.

'lcial league. Miller is a defence man, and ei-edited with being one of the

" *best in the league in which he .played

a year ego. Many of the plavm lr' w him and look for him to make

'ti-acts are: Odie Olcghorn, Sprague

sell-_ _, Contracts have also been sent to Art Roll, Bernier; Ernie J ohnson,I-lsr

nexaent dividend on its last sesson's

of

_,_ NAT URALLY FEEVED.

STOGKHOLM, Oct. 5.-The Lap-

landers are pccved over the in-.|uisi-

\ tourists who visit their country. Ac- __‘_ corulngly, a notice in several lan-

- , _ ua es hu bc* ted ' th* d` - B H“mb‘“”g A“‘°"‘°““ “ner V““‘la1“"/ gricis iiiosi frelufileiltlii bymt.ruv[cllc;:,

B1; Plans for the formation of a naval wards. “ads V_ Longwouh ,mdmg W

0° resegve for masters, Oflicers and sea

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li Crop Curl so on apnce, but that the

fall Dlourxhlng und winter sowing will bc over this year earlier than for-_

gf, sonic previous years provided the mm gb warm weather continues, is wo;-tb 3_- 9., tremendous amount of inun.,-y to the 93 farmers who have in raven., years

90 bcel(i_ dcl_aye{l_ by the heavy mid Conti.

90 nuc rains s. 23 _Yesterday the Canadian Pacing 83 Rail'v_l'ay loaded 735 cms U; whoa” 8,( and it is a very- conservative estlm. as i_i_re to state that from_today on nn. ss l thc wheat has practicallyhll been 84 removed to the Lake ports, no less 53 l;1yalth;’tt(li)re‘;ar:nilw(i1a.:'; vlzlilill b‘:lll.o-"Stal:

over the rails for the Ep.st.',

Stewart so ADULTE 1 ~ - F. i-llitchison _. R0 Ryriolv CLoTH` J. Rogers 78 ST. LOUIS, October 5_Wanf,¢d_-.Ag

Ur. Wiley to iight for pure cloth. '

This might stand as a permanent;

ad for certain manufacturers, dealers

TORONTO MERCHANT KIi.i.isD ““" "“'i"““ “”°¢}Pfl°u¢.:,.<1°sllnz in

iN Au'i‘OivlOls1i_-ia AOOiDicN'r_ “°°‘lS “W W°"i”l¢`¢PPH\'¢l. now lin-

lusx up to drive from"the market the

5(_\_HNE(;TADy_ N_ Y__ ,,_,_ G___ draiily ndlilterated fabrics, which Ia

George Bagiiely, e.m,,,»C|,&,,, bf .1-_,_ fnsi. eating great holes-in the rpocket- ;~.,m_., (U,,f__)_ was killed about me Look Of the ultimate-consumer, or seg miles west oi this city this alterliouiifhut it is branded lllld 11°C 'I-7119906 oi! while en route in his automobile froin‘U»S D11l'c food. » ' New York to his home in Toronto. ’l'hc National Dyers and Cleaners* Mr. Baguiely, who was driving, ee- -’\FG0Ci1\ti0u lumped boldly into the comrnnied by his chauticur, S. Hogg, iight at the recent converltlon in St. had turned out to pass anotlicr au- Louis by passing a i-sgointioyi mv,”-_ tomobile when he ran into iv rut at ing legislation to brand adultsrated thc side of the road. goods. They have pledged to their

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uC1u\MHm~1 ro Suu Brown f..'c'.§i°§2r. °i...f.fii. i§i§f§fti§"§iil2§§§;

'ramp ON MURDIQR Oualioia. ..,,._y5 ,md ¢,,g,,ti,¢, with ,,,,,.,0,,s mam,

**' fscturcrs und dealers' association;

of Will Sclul ri committee to Washington 0| to work fi/i' n natural law requiring' ‘G UW h\'H“dilll»! of adulterated ood

S. Grey 2nd.

The following are the scores :

E. Ritchie

. Landrigan . A. McKinnon _

Grey Barlow , E. Moore W. Piitterson..._... R. B. Duck E. McNutt

Rogers . Allan Love Lone-worth -

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NEW YORK, Oct. 5\.-A measure

the public interest in the trial Lieutenant Cliarles llccker for t

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where th; sessions of the trial will held.

the Becker trinl than any lclidiii crirminnl trial oi. recent years,

and women dis-play eagerness in thci

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b, t0i§¢U10\‘ with various manufacturers

'“ und dealers' nssocintions-will send 9,

Attaclles of the District AttOrney's °°"'"‘_'tt°“ '£0 Wusliingtoufto work for

office, court attendants, and veteran n "atmnnl law rmlllmng ml’ branding' observers in the building an-ec that "'f admterated goods' just the 59"” °9 more people secm anxious to nttcnrl th” PMB W°°l I-'nw f`9*l\lll`°B WG

Lrrinding of nlliilteratcd foods.

Requests for seats have come from WOULD SHOUT LLOYD GE0RGE~

all parts of the East, even from (Tun-l . “_” adn. All l-iorts and conditions of iiicnl LONDON- Ort- 5~-Duflnli B WCW*

,. tion Inst night to the released suf-

n-ppcals for hccomnioillitiom Many f"f*i!0ftGS Bt Uldplmm. MTB- D\lVBl- have relied on influence, political or will ‘hat ll “ll” “ms l“`¢5°“t with 9' social, tn ohtaln for them the ncccs- r°"’l""‘° ‘lt ,OM °f i-he Cl\““Wll°l'» Fwy sware wot or two 0, cha,r_i.loyil_ George s meetings, she would sb,,ce_ lliilicsltatingly shoot him.

/lnnnl<v~.N nAi.i.oON `lHE WEATHER

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KANSAS ci'l‘vT_lv_l'c_, oct. e.-'rhc Tlnfsi U%li» Em

American neronnuts who will con- --

test in the international balloon i-nec (Special to The Guardian.)

for the Gorden-Bennett trophy in Ger- TORONTO, Oct. ii.-Fresh north- many the latter part of this monih, west winds; fair and cooler. Lighii

left here today for New York, en frost to-night.

route to Europe. They are H. F. The lowest temperature recorded Lang and H. E. Honeywell, who will yesterday was sixty degrem shove pilot the balloon "Uncle Bam," and, zero rind the highest was" sevfeiity de- John Watts and A. 'l‘_ Atlicrhf-ll. , grces above. The lowest recorded the

who will manage the "Kansas ~"-Ii » frevious night was fifty-four Jbove. Ii." l \i nine a. m. it was sixty egress

livhhve and at nlnep. m. it was sixty,

KILIJED BY I. C. R. I =:i:.~»\.c. i if '1-‘-‘- ' ' '

_ FREIGHT TR/ilN. 'llie tide will be high this' mo_rnir_i_¢_

--'"‘ ,at 8.10 andrtomoljrow at 9.18, _it

MONCTON, Oct. 7.-A mnn named will be high tonight at 9.16 and tq'-` Ecllman was run Over amd instantly mm-|-mv at 9,55_~ _" .I `l ""=_ "" killed by an I. C. R. freight special The mm set, bb" 8--vébmt at g_;2i}l_ on Saturday nelir Belmont, a few and mmm-ro' at 438:, “__ "ses .bow

mllzlliggii hs(;n1fa'i¥r:'0known was not morrow nwmmg “t Mm' "“dU`:\\‘“r-J

- ' ' day at 6.093 ‘ _

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ley near the place where the accident _ _ , occurred. When the train which later °“ Th“"d°'7' Oak 9 ‘lt 448' l" m* - inilcs hhn was ni-it sighted, sn hsnris "`*‘°"° Yi" \‘° I MW moon <ii._'ij_i_nir»- jumped off and proceeded to remove,d“Y- 0°” Wm 5*- 9*” 5- '“~ ", the car ii-cm the track. 'rhey pn--i '1`l1°l°uitl\\ 'vltodev wlll be eleven formed this manoeuvre suecessfully4l10\1\'S‘ Mill *N-'°“¢v mll\\\i»0l\- ‘* ' ' ~ and all would have been well had not lF\"“\'\ Yf’°"°"~‘lB~!'B+3'°Nl\`¢#°'“5"'“

the track, lost his balance and falleipftoclity by the "Rexe;li.~'S~tore"

train, the engine and six cars ol,\ll`l= Well BlKtY°ll1\‘N lb0V0- - which mn over his body, killing him -*~*----

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