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TORONTO, Ont., Aug. a1. _ A broken hearted boy with blood shot eyes and quivering lips is lying on a.

clutching the hand of ‘a friend. He

orge Young .

Up Race

(Special tn theEGuardIun)

in the National Yacht Club

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PARIS, August 31. —-Avia.tars in-i

Ellll LEADERSHIP,

tude record must climb higher than‘ tense blue-yes. insultingly blue.

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Premier King At Station T0 Greet

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(Special to the Guardian) i OTTAWA, Ont., Aug. 31.

Elli.‘ EIMIE

on his arrival in the capital at 10.10.

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Prime Minister oi Canada was thc _ _

only public man at the Union Sta- I ~

tlon to greet the Prince of Wales ‘ .

George Young.

This morning hc plunged into the lake, champion

42,651 feet in consequence of the| "My climb was rather common

Dr. n; c. TlFdgscn, of

topped his own record by almost

“Progrcssively as one soars the E tent on breaking the world's alti-sky becomes more and more an in-'

in 16 minutes, and then 10,000 met- ers after 41 minutes. The sensation,

German Swimmer Ne-

Briand, French For- Minister, Council of Inter- Parliamentary Un-

\ eign

at-

swimmer in the world. Before noon they pulled him into a row boat ex- hausted. unconscious. beaten.

Around the Yacht Club here which is being used as a hospiptal for the swimmers there is the at- mosphere of a. national catastrophe.

The talk is no longer of the swim ,

Winnipeg, Gives Im- pression of Coming Conservative Con- velltion.

feat of Jean Calllho. who_yesterday\place at first, reaching 5,000 meters I

1,700 feet. Calliho's former altitude record was 12,442 meters and the of despondcncy and isolation ls ter- new mark is 13,000 meters. rible. The eye sees nothing; the ear "Never again. I doll't want to {Bills paralyzed, that is the altitude re- ofI the earth," exclaimed the dimi- cord. Then comes the drop back of nutive Frenchman. when informed earth." today that he had‘ attained a height: Thc barograph which recorded never before reached by a. human the feat is in the hands of the offic-

ion in Paris.

PARIS. August air-Senator Nap- 'oleon Belcourt. of Ottawa. and Sena- mr Raoul Dandurand, of Montreal. were a those elected bers of the council of the Inter-parlia- mentary union today.

M. Brland. French foreign minis- ter made the chief address oi the day, urging world peace.

"You represent the new spirit which alone can permit new dip- lomatic formulas, substituting juri- dical solution for settlement by force, as form rly." he said. "1 am glad to tell the representatives of 3'7 national parliaments that the nat- ions identified with your gathering practice a universal language.

"It is time to understand that in a civilized world peace is not a lux- ury. but a vital necessity, and that its organization is a pressing duty and obligation on all of us. There has often been mentoined at your conference the work of peace, with which I have been personally in-

but of George. Why did he have to quit? Vlcrkotter really beat him into cx- Has he lost his speed and strength? George himself does ' does Harry Q 31PM. nor Levy. nor his mother.

Steamship Ran

haustion?

not know,

neither

Ashore On Wra.ll-

(Canadian Press)

What went wrong? Did

gel-l Narrows

VICTORIA. B. 0.. Aug. 31. —With Etbflllt :50 Ppissseng%; albotard, thc convention as leader. that seams p rncess arotcofthc ini ;th it bf

5mm, 001mm,“, com service“ ‘age ggnveniig: Ywlxf “am” ° °r° Chllrcll last cvcnlnz. which filled the Canadian Pacific Railways, ran

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being. . Calliho was picturesque description of his ascent.

MONCTON. Aug. 3l.-Dr. H. C. ltl his

Hodgson. of Winnipeg. was s. visitor to the city for a. few hours yesterday

lals who are expected to confirm thc =mark within a couple of days, but ‘the new record is already accepted ,as far as out-doing the old mark.

on his way to his old home in '- Charlottetown. Tile doctor has bcon- <

living in Winnipeg for the last flf-‘valuable teen years and is well acquainted

with western conditions. When ask-

ed his vicws in reference to the Con-

servative convention to be held in

Winnipeg in October this year he

remarked that he was not in politics

but was down on a. holiday to see his

mother. but stated that since Mr.

Ferguson had definitely declined to‘ allow his name to come bcfolgc trhlc-the congregation’ adherents, " 5 friends of thc Central

party, and the Honorable Robert on me eve of his Rogers, of Winnipeg. Mohegan

In Dr. I-Iodgson's opinlon/ he

Beautiful Presents p, Presented to liev. lioll lierman, ll. l. AT FAREWELL gQClAL GIVEN BY CONGREGA- TION OF CENTRAL

At a largely attended meeting of serlt to Join andling hymn Christian We Meet Again."

any 11°90 of the schoolroom to overflowing they dcadership would be the Honorable paid a high tribute o; respect m ‘h; xhgzrffgwxlcgliglgkl gfclgzlglra-"E Hugh Guthrie. present leader of the retiring pastor. Re“ Ne“ Hermm-L night while steaming south bound from Bkagway to Vancouver, and Victoria.

departure for

After a few well chosen remarks thinks that Western Canada will by me chairman, Mr, c. L, Mackay,

CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

in the well known pari-

Anthem -closed one of thc most im- prcssive and significant gatherings in the historyof the Church.

morning for his new Moncton carrying with him the prayers and best

—-Swlmming almost as strongly as he began his long crawl at

“god 3e with you Tfllivvllllflnl Erickson of The Nagionailflfill still swimming

got-iated 21 Mile Course in 11 Hours and 45 Minutes.

(Canadian Press) LAKE S1-IOHE,.Toronto, Aug. 31.

8.30 this morning, Ernest Vierkoetter. marvellous German swimmer, cros- sed the lina a winner of the Can- adian Nationel Exhibitions $50,000 marathon swim at 8-15 tonight. He was more than two miles ahead of his nearest competitor Georges Michal of France. while cix miles from the finish Arthur Compton. Long Beach. Callf.. re- ported previously as swimming 3rd, dropped out.

In fourth place was Kyla Leon- ard also of Long Beach, CallL, with

New York bravely. Vicrkoctter swam the 21 mile triangular course in 45 minutes: Ha was

ple who jammed the water

It was expected that the Governor- Gcneral and Lady Willingdon would have been present but when the

Their Royal Highness-

train arrived Mr. King was the only personage on the platform. He boarded the train and was ushered into the Princes’ suite.

The royal party will be guests at Rldeau Hall. They will motor out there for lunch and in the afternoon

es Were Entertainer!‘ at Govt. House and Later Went to 'a Small Dance at Casa

il hours and given a tre- Mr. Herman will leave Friday mandolin ovation when he crossed ghgrge m, the line by more than 200.000 peo- front.

play a return golf match with the Government House staff. ' The Prime Minister had been invited to dinner to Government House to- night and the party will later motor to the country club for Gor- don Edwards dance.

A crowd was at the station to see the royal visitors, but the Princes did not embark until about ll o'clock. The party will entrain im- mediately after the dance leaving =for Montreal.

iKilkenny Cat Has Lost Its

wishes of the He finished comparatively fresh Church. congregation and a host oi and held his hands high out of the

Reputation

KILKENNY, Irish Free Stale,

Loma.

(Special to the Guardian) TORONTO, Aug. 31. —Hls Honor Lieut-Govemor and Mrs. R006 again entertained at dinner last night for H. R. H. the Prince of Wales and Prince George at Gov- ernment House. As on the pre- vious day invitations were given over the telephone and the affair was a happy gathering of about twenty of the Princes‘ best friends.

Shortly before eleven o'clock the younger dinner guests with both Princes went on to a small dance at Casa Loma. given in their honor by Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Watkins who were among those dining at Gov- ernment I-louse. The ‘entire west wing of Casa Loma was reserved for the party which numbered only forty and dancing took place in the ball room and the card roorri.

Aug. 31- —Thc cats of

_ Ifllkenny have practically given up fighting. en‘

No hint of the event had been giv- so there were no spectators. as entered through the

The passengers are all safe and

5111190119 1110 H0"- MF- 17418015 1-0 Wwho expressed the general regret of

friends in the city and the Island.

water in jubilation as the- hund-E No one knows why but there is m. pm“...

for over two

terestod and which constitu , my belief at least the greatest honor,wireless messages from Captain C. of my political career. This work llas‘C. Bainty. commander of thc ves-

in

there was no panic according t0

sci. to Captain J. W. Troup. manag-

only begun; its basis is only laid down and realization of a general protocol. although not unexpected appears more and more likely. In any event I as a French minister make no pre- tense not to recognize very sin- cerely that in accepting and sub- scribing to such accords Germany's statesmen have shown great cour- age? .

1 ‘All Theatres In I ' ' ‘Chicago Closed

(Special to the Guardian) CHICAGO, Aug. 31. ~Two "hard" business agents of one small union has made the closing of all motion picture theatres in Chicago and sub- urbs unanimous today. ed that 40.000 seats are vacant and 25,000 employees forced out of work. The loss to exhibitors is cs- timated at 0260.000 a day. The 100 percent closing was forced by a sympathetic lockout. All mem- bers of the Exhibitors Union decid- ed to stand together and assert that the independent theatres must join them owing to thc action of the, film board of trade refusing new films to all theatres.

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"lfl- 111 Prim! 5"!"- m- be valued he finds that it is only and prophesied a bright futurc for ____-..>._-_- C11"- Dvl’! 011g.- "W"?! 1° 1°‘ "I W" l" "m" m“ 1,‘ ',°“"",‘wortn about a dollar. the incoming pastor concerning EARLY snow FLURRV ""1 ‘"1" 111°" - ""4591" ' “m” " “mmm” fmmf‘ “ffiflg Several tourists have been victim- whom m. Herman spoke in the - ¢y¢"“""u w "TMM “v‘w"""‘ ",‘,*;}§,,°",,,*,*,‘,°,,5"§,,:,,;, ‘wwfm “Jim by the fellow. and it is believed highest terms. Dainty refresh- ALBANY, u. v., Aug. e1. - ne- ‘ u. B.“ k i, “m the en. that many other: are ashamed to ments were served to the large ports of a snow flurry whfeh white- Pm" l" m“: mo E” ‘ ' w m” m ' p ' report the matter; as their own part gathering by the ladies of themed tho ground for a

Ilritlsh Empire says a front page article in illo Journal this morning. ‘

Provincial Exhibition

This month the Provincial Exhib- ition will be held. the big annual event of the year and the event that means more to the people of this province than all the events of the year.

This year's show will be a big one. that end is now certain of attain- ment, for months post. the secretary and other officials have been con- stantly on the look-out to make this lyear's fair one of the best in the history of the Province. t

What the Exhibition means o Gmudmn Job this Province cannot be estimated in figures, to those who win prizes it means that the resul ful

of the British Columbia coast

service of the company.

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To Purchase Site

For Mooring Mast

(Canadian Press)

OTTAWA, Ont., Aug. 31. —Hon. J.

Ralston, Minister of National

Defence. announced today that ne-

tiations for the purchase of r.

parcel of land near Montreal con- taining approximatcly one square mile for the site for mast have been practically com- plcted.

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n w... u.r.-Ex-Pmnlier Meighen In Moving Pictures

OTTAWA, Aug, iii. -- A report, from New York City lust night us- soris that Iii. lloll- Arillllr lticigll- ell, former. prime Minister of (illn- ndll, has become Prcsillollt of nithat ML Rogers Wm _receivc very zlziraol"szlsz 2:‘::.‘:.::.*:.:.r".::"e:z a- *- v- w»- w“ o "lo for the purpose

oi’ makl fiction

preparation have

the mooring

“g pitiful-ell.

ts of their carc- becn nlpeg in time to attend the conven-

man for thc reason that he was a thc schcolrooln to overflowing they member of the Manitoba Govern- of Mr. Herman. 1-Ie then called up- lnellt from 1900 to 1011 and well on Mr. R. l-l. MacNeill who very known to all western men and inti- sympathetically read tlle following matcly acquainted with all western address: problems. He was personally respoll-l'_"""'" slble for thc enlargement of thc Manitoba boundaries under the Bor-l den Government and the procuring R of what is known as the Canadian‘ Northern contract. which governed freight rates from western points to Fort William. and always believed in ‘the strict enforcement of the Crow's ‘Nest Pass agreement on frcights.

In the Dominion field Mr. RJOQGTS was the leading spirit behind thc forces. which placed the Conserva- tive party in power in i911 under thc Hon. Mr. Borden in whose Cab- inet he was Minister of Public Works, which he retained until the Union Government in 1917. Hc was considered by everybody as tllc out- standing man in the Cabinet, in whose government he acted as leader of the House of Colnmolls and on

Purchase Western Horses For Ship-

Charlottetown, P. E. I. August 31, 1027 cv. Neil l-lcrman, B. A. Pastor Central Christian Church Charlottetown, P. E. 1. Dear Sir and Brother: We wish on behalf of the congre- gation of thc Central Christian Church, to express our deep regret at our removal fronl amongst us and the severance of the tics as ollr pastor, which office you have heldiacross during thc past two years ol‘ moro.i400 HOW Since becoming our pastor, youiill the shipmenl- have been most active in our work: _- of the Master, cndeavoring at alll _ _ _ " times to promote the interests of' His Kingdom, and you will be great-‘Brltlsh . . ly missed by us, especially will we miss those inspiring sermons which wl. "have been favored with each Lord's Day.

(Special to the Guardian)

Western Canada towards the next shipment for Russia.

in about three weeks.

UPAVON, Eng, Aug. 31. —- Can- ness in thc years to colne and we‘ will ever remember our happy as- sociatlons together, and our prayers and best wishes will always follow you ill your new field of labor.

sent proved himself to be an ablc debater and a. good parliamentarian.

As far as the Maritime Provinces are concerned Dr. Hodgson thinks

Atlantic flight to Ottawa. Princess who‘ is financing the

flight

a far distant field, and we cherish the hope you will sec your way clear to visit usvquite often in the days to come.

Please accept the accompanying

Although heavily loaded. the}

a champion of the Maritime rights, moncplane took off easily

even in the early days of the Bord- en Govemment and during the re- gimc of thc Borden Government the Maritime Provinces always had a loyal and faifllful friend in Mr. Rog- gig“: “at sglgilgt :35?‘ ‘it {emeég ers in all legitimate matters which Intrinsic value so much titan‘: n; P°“““‘°d "1 ‘he “d"“"°°"'°"° °E elation of the high regard in vEEiElch mmdni°ns m m“ EME- you are held by the members of Speaking generally. Dr. I-lodgson this congregatmt states that Mr. Rogers is still a C; l“ MACKAL young man, alert and vigorous in the ghah-man‘ Trustee Board prime of life. with a. wide and inti- J, |.|_ wulumyls, mate knowledge of Canadian affairs. 5Bcret5ry_ As well asbeing an astute clear think- . n, u, Mciqgipih ini! man. he also realizes the neces-E Superintendent. Bible School sity of organization and in his opin-, Mr. Ben G. Acorn then on behalf ion no man in the party today has cf the congregation presented Mr. the ability h) procure the Qo-upgm- Herman With 8. bilfllltlllil gold hEBCl- tion and support of everyone inter-ted C5110 Wil-ll 1-116 10l10W111E! 111501111" estcd in the welfare of the party as 303 Bggfilvvd! ATgeseréted to itcv Mr. Rogers. l 9 “man. . .. y Ccn ral m; Hndgson dues not know howChristian Church. Charlottetown Mlllgxaéigalotgt‘tixuéiugidllfl) long he will be in the East, but in 1927- M“ Herman W35 9150 111° “as” u; [he m; any ovum Wm be returning m win_‘rccipient' of a beautiful silver plat- .ed_Gillette shaving set in morocco. presented by a close friend of Mr.

Aviation Field.

Levine Abandon: Return Trip Levine will abandon his plans for the British aviators Hamilton and Minchin succeed in their present

attempt. he told the Press this morning-

Annual Convention Brought To Close

reds of water craft which concen- peace and in spite of their worldwest entrance‘ Eng trated at the finish line let loose wide reputation as the high explos- thcir sirens in a paen of applause.'ives of the cat family. the

I can't" stay in the race for a hun- dogs out

_ dred yards more, and‘ I'll kill myself"|

men]; To Russmuiald Georse Youns to his manager. while ru occasional cat fight fills H5 he collapsed in the swim Just aft-‘scmc neighborhood with noise and

er yielding the lead to Vierkotter. fur, the Kilk-enny cat has lost his

The cause of George's mishap was rgputiiflun,

OTTAWA, Ont., Aug. 31. — Thcinqi; known, bu; when he was taken]

E Dmnmmn Department M AEHCEEEKW m" 1101111114111"! 3111791111311 31111051 this cathedral town say tho

ture has purchased 400 horses in normal,

A thOHSfl-fld doctor declared Geor e's ulsc and

animals have already been shippedibreathing was pracacallg normnllgig 32312132‘; filllifir Jgmcial’, ,. and a further thousand will be SEIICIOBymQ, his manager, mmw o“; the‘ mauled to w" the we

The suggestion ' ' purchased will be included "thinking about ii;-

“Pride 0r Detroit” on For Ottawa if

a flight around the world. hopped b1 d_ d“ bowonaloln-Werthelm m: from Belgrade at 4.30 0' lock T,“ mm" °° m" “g _