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uever any padding of prices at Helm an’s1 _

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"sonomo, Oct. muetrsysi of this hv two Buffalo directors or Teak-Hughes Gold Mines Limited. is charmed by .1. M. Godfrey, ori- tario securities Commissioner, who tonight made knows; his findings imm an inquiry into allegations "lat announcement oi the iirm’s dividend reduction had been with- sﬁg t3 permit short selling by "in-

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Action oi me two men, Dr. 0on- Yld Wettlanir and W. W- Reilley “Illa: part of their holdings when adverse rumor", concerning -"°°-**=mnsnv wewet- tlie- height f" r-smnsieis for the "utter dem- tuilziition oi the market and rap- idly falling _" Criticism oi Dr. L. H. Forbes. Dissident and general manlger. is Tvilgde by the commissioner ior .89 is described as his failure to Nveal information concerning the

Wmhahv to h ho , t t "i wme“ i0 Dar-u‘ merit miist l: ‘Qid the

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Font ’r. Charges Betrayal Trust By Buffalo Directors

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did not secretly disclose any in- formation which he had as a dir- ector and officer oi the company.

‘me some finding, the report says, applied to Albert W. Johns- ton, chairman oi the Bosrd:—- George 0- Milier, Vice-Resident, John F. Lash director; John 1". ‘Ihcuipson, director. and Kintzing P. Emmons, treasurer.

The action, however, of Dr. Wet- tlauier and Reilley, "in using inside information to save themselves from loss at the expense of the other ‘ rs ‘ be too sev- erely censured," the commissioner declared. “These men had a strong moral obligatlc to the other shareholders, they were in a posit- ion of trust and the betrayal of that trust was, to say the least, shocking to the people oi decent businols‘ instincts.

“The only excuse Reilly offered

was-that after the shareholders‘

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Would Shorten Life Sentence

WASI-DNGTON. Oct. 23-053.)- Thomas J. Mooney wants a leave of absence front Ban Quentin peni- tentiary to appear in person before the United States Supreme Court in an attempt to escape the remainder of his liie sentence ior complicity in the 1916 Ban Francisco prepar- edness dsy bombing.

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Maritime Club t 1 In Montreali

IIIONTREAL, Oct. 28——(C.P.)—- Liie has one purpose, and that is service, declared Miss E. Gordon Waugh in addressing the autumn opening meeting oi the Maritime Women's Club. Miss Wauglrdiscus- sod her theme, "What is life?" from three aspects, the people with whom one is auociated through

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THE BED is one oi the New Windsor type with wide steel panels beautifully grained in head and foot.

THE SPRING is the coil type with dozens of heavy

tempered coils ilrmly laced and braced with anti-sway ~

attachments.

THE MATTRESS is. all cotton felt, neatly tufted, side stitched

with roll edge.

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Instant Results From Vitamin C

DARAEPAUI‘. Gennany, Oct. 2e —(A.P.)—The Merck Chemical and Therapeutic firm today 511101111086 it had isolated, after long research. ‘Vitamin 0 in free iorm so that it {can be injected subcutaneously.

New York scientists said injec- tion oi Vitamin C under the skin

ognﬂnumg m, 13-3.“,- eggm-i; to me__wwhera' ‘ﬁends’ on“ work} would produce immediate eifects.

obtain freedom, the 51-year-old convict today asked the court through attorneys iotr permission to iyle a petition oi habeas corpus. Under it the Ban Quentin warden would be required to show cause at the hearing why the prisoner was held.

Court attaches said it would be unprecedented ii Mioney were per- mitted to make a personal appear- ance tc plead his cause. No decision on whether the court will grant the habeas corpus petition will be forthcoming until Nov. 5, since the court today took a two weeks recess.

Upton Sinclair has announced that his ﬁrst oiﬂelal set, ii elected

magma, w“ We, m‘; bu," thQyIGQVQYnOT oi caliiornla, will be to

took their train ior ‘Buffalo Em- mons informed him and Wettlauicr that Dr. Ibrbos had DTQDING a statemen‘ minding the condition of the mine which was to appear in the Northern Miner on Sept. l8. Both/he and Wsttiaufer said they resented very much this action en the part oi Dr. Ibrbss. The! had decided a the ﬂirts-tors‘ meet-ins to

pardon Mooney. He is the Demo- cratic nominee. '

l these shares hypoiheoated to his bank and that ho was practically forced to loll. Neither oi than reasons. in my Opinion, the action oi these two directors. The! IN

'snd "the glorious independence oiih

;the human soul," realization ol which was the most important thing of all, she declared.

A sense of permanence was the most. helpful thing oi all, said Miss Waugh, and she felt that was iound most in religion.

If one was to live a iull liie and get from it what was worthwhile. one must give a fair deal to the Devplc one met. she ildded.

Mrs. O. a. Bmlth presided.

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NIIW- . Oct. E-Women who have climbed mountains, ex- plored jungies, and dug into the ruins of the past, gathered today to celebrate the 84th birthday oi Miss

Peck. wlI-In they praised as “thkiirst and most famous oi all talnsers"

moun .

A frail hut firm-featured little New England Yankee, Miss Peck lay cum. sofa wrapped in rugs and eoksirwlth orchids. She smiled

bod had a m» srlevmoeks she lipﬂdrit said that at the m

Heretofore, they pointed out. it as been crystalline in iorm and its results, if it is taken into the system through the mouth, are de- laycd.

president."

The birthday party was given under the auspices oi the Society of Women Geographers.

The mountain Miss Peck climbed is Mt. imascaran, in Peru, and one of itapeaks is named “Oiunbrae Ana Peck.‘

and a thick layer felt mattress in good quality ticking, and this week only an all wool blanket to iit absolutely FREE. ..

The regular prices are $49

See them in our Western

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A beautiful graceline crib with decorated steel panels in head and

strong link fabric spring

27Soldiers Killed , In Explosion '

i0. lR-Havas) (By Guardian's Special Wire)

MADRID, Oct. 22—Twenty-_ seven soldiers were killed today and many more scrionsly wounded in a dynamite explo- sion llnked with the recent revolution y strike throughout Spain.

The explosion occurred in the Langroes mining district in the province of Asturias. No oiii- cial version of the tragedy was liven.

One account said the explos- ive liad been abandoned by the rebels who were being taken in Oviedo. Another said the ro- beisimined the road and blew the transpo r. truck to hits. The survivors were too badly injured to be able to give I. coherent account of what had happened.

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disappeared. At ch ii t u; t» Dodd‘ ° " ' M11061 for over time generations.

said i118 MW" Mm" °' ti" ‘"- mimt m rbu but the: shouldmi is ~ m. climbed aim feet-- “hglritei executive oi the Y. 10.915119"! i!" 1791- . have communicated thgir ohieetlouhigher than any American man or Hm mlixtsir. Dr. mm sis the ‘The! uhtimmd that in the to him and mums t on should-Woman has yet climbed in the In m. I ll m"'lVﬂI time lid mealtime D0 iliﬁﬂlilivbh would b9 m ﬂgﬂmgng n”; m“, Timfwugem Hqmuphu-m m Wham. _ amMMthvih t t-h cthisrrsasonlivonby Wettlauieri iussrstiris-isweriissitirsrrt , "MI; _ . ~ er was a distinct no: mth w via, pressure from his bank, is not not to m: politics and “m” W11 as on his "with" d W N" "twill" convincing." . plans a to; saith. sue described “Whvuactf wiihwottiauieraddod Mann-tiles '._...___._._..__...._ "herssliasan tliepub- Wmlﬂwladondtboltntsudrsosouh QIIUII llssawhowlsnss, bitnvma

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headaches stopped. backache and all signs oi faulty

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Big CiearanceSaie of Stuciio Couches Factory and Fioor Samples-Away Beiow Usual Prices

We need the floor space these occupy - so out they go —- There is only one or two oi‘ each, all higher priced models, beautiful designs and lovely coverings. and $59 each — but the quantity is limited and~ won’t last long.

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