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SHHEEHEHHE IS HHIIHPHESSEEI HY SPEESH HE EHHEI HHHZHH

Marquis Merely Gives

DISCUSSIONS

Speech Shows Lack of Definite State- ment.

(British United Press)

LONDON. Oct. 7.-Sllrusrl Of

their slloulders_ wollld best epito- mlze the opinion ot' Dominion niin-I lsters over Lord Curzon's speechl although little or no comment -was' made by them after its delivel‘y:_ while all alllliitted it was a niost infornlatlve aild intercstlul; add- ress yet none wollld ackiioivlodgc it pointed the wny to a p¢~llcel`l|l patll leading to the rcllabililatloll of Europe. _

While a great part of tho spce:-li

still relllains ullpubllshed yet on- ougll has been niildo pllbllc to in- dicate thc outstandlln; fact that Britain is standing aside a'.vaitll:f.'_ action by tho French Govlwiillieiit. This fact will go far to dllmli the npooch in tho eyes ot' the lirltisll public as well as itsluck of any rlefililfo statclliont. it willbo i’e,itarll

A llritlsll Liberal M. l _ wil-_'i dc-

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f "onine bal~kf` lu llritlsll 1lolitlcal

lll`e and that in spite of efforts to oust him llc is the most iiltercfst- lug figliro ill political lilo. “'l`lierli is no public num lu sight who can volltl-sl. with Lloyd (loorgle `in abil- ity to lead," .he says.

SWISS ll] PHT Hill ill THE .HHHS THHEEIS

(Canadian PFCGS)

1\lON'l`llI'}i\l., Oct. T,--'l`hc fol-

lowlnr; statouu-ut was r-,'iveli out by Dr. Curl P. lllicbscllcr, Swiss Coil- sill-(lelli-i':ll ill Culiallzl, here ln- night:

“Reel-ut statciiioilts contained in

cd asthc\v011kg111gv@111 11111111 11111glt_he Clllladlail l"l‘css alleged that cnaln of negotiations 01' 11111 111,11dl‘ll1;‘s arc claiidestlliely sllippcil

few months. France, Gernlailyaml

from Switzerland to Canada.

Russia are all anxiously awaiting “The Swiss Consul in (‘allada is

to see .where the wol'ld‘s :urlst_ pow- erful League oi' Nations, the Brit- ish Coihmonwealtli stands in the matter of relations with its neigh- bors and other powers and Lord: Curzon's advice to let France show tho way will undoubtedly do little for restoration of peace ln Europe. Willie it is quite possible that Lord (.urzon indicated the British pol- icy lllore clearly in some parts of the speech that have not yet been lllade public, the \vliole impression trained ln England from lilo pllh- lished portions is a lack of, strengtll. Ono wonders wllut can be :lccoluplished by the confe1~e1111@ in the matter of a. foreign policy of the empire if this speech is to bo tho basis of discussions. '

Premier Baldwln's speech it was

declared by thc press wllicli slip- ports till' (‘ons1'rvuti\'e government wollld be sp1'_ctaclllul' bilt l'iahlwln “Um Ylllllllllir und the saline press declared tliilt Lord Curzon would nlukcl n great spcccll and that the expectant public iiiust nwlllt h's

`alithol‘ized ily the Swiss Forelgil Office to iliforui the press that tho Swiss federal council unanimously agrees upon lnimediuto ratification by Switzerland of the international opium convention, and that a Swiss federal law sup1ll‘esslng drug traf~ fic will be put in force as soon as tho necessary jurldical and econ- omical qucstions are settled. The Swiss leileral council will then uct pl‘oillptly and it will hardly be iieccssary to add that this i`utllrc' S.\vlss law, as is cllstoluury iii Swlt zcrland, will be enforced strictly,"

Highways and

In Big Storm

(Special to Guardian)

SYDNEY, Oct. 6.-Dalnng-_i os-

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lint in u dli'fcl'el\t liliigllngfifploc rglfwn “Ind vwtmm (`°‘_:l"t'°i°l' lg'

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U111101~nem_11 the sm.1ucU of Um l its ucei _s_tollus, so l_l

cguferenm hnwevm. much gum' \\/aycott, divisional 1-liglllccr pro- wgrk has already been “mm Mm vlncial hlgllways board ostlluatos or officials 111-11 g111111111_» mgctlm, ml from rcportil so far ret'_ei\'c<l from many lniportllnl. lirobleuls which “m`Ct"‘l “r'“`““' Spveml mme c°“` while they 111-11 11111 epoch "mmm, f~i'elu bridges have been desti'lly»_.l

will certainly telid to li11111»,11~,. trade between the colnlnoilwcultli of nations.

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while u ilulllbcr smaller strllctures tlu‘o1l;'_'llollt two countries are dowll. ln Victoria county alone if l:-1 <'.1'lilll:ltl'll that roilds and bridges llurl- been duluagcd to extend :;t lr-as-t $15,000 while ill Cape Breton f‘ouuly \\'lll¢'ll was apparently llnlwlosl liil on lslulld, danlllyrl-_ will run into $25.l)lll) or 3.‘l0,000. In Riclilllililll and lll\'1'rness Counties llalllllltzs' llol df'i'iultoly knowll by oi'iu'l:ll.-= but is llildcrstood danlngc not so url-at as ill other counties.

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HANGING FROM CLlFF

(Canadian Press.)

l‘.-\RlS, t)\‘l_»T.~-A l‘~'ln:lrk-

able' lllllltillti af-cldcut is rc- 1lort1'd lrolu the l'_vl‘oll1:os, wllcrl' rrlqllllli' bnltll-_'s llavt' been ol‘1_::llllzi~l| rcccillly for tho purposl' ol l'odul'ill,fr tho lllllllllcl' of liczlrs wlliui: have made sl-rlou-1 illrollds uiliolli: ilu' shocp ol' i=|'\'<'l':ll district. lu the 1-olll'1:o ol' n. hunt on lil".

(‘larilllldc lpnuululil. fl ll\='ll uallicd llcuoit .\'t'ynu~‘1/_ ll\' ing lil thc rlllngu' ol` \ll~l‘ill_~\, \v|lnlloi‘l~_d away l'rolu lhf' rl-sl of tho lluutvrs mid llpp:lrl'l_lly

lout llllnsl'll`.

A syslclilutlr senrrll was

lllado on the followliu: day, when l`.‘.io unl'ortun:llc mllli wus discovered llaluxllln by his clothes, in all llllroltsclolls condition, l'roln n 1lrojecllll_f.; point of rock on one ol' the slopes of the Nercs peak. There wnsnsllccr fllllnf more than 300 feet below hlln, and

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l¢°°|¢» CND and farming impie-'I' ments at Binomial Point ond'

Tuesday oct 9 tn at 1 lrcloclr-|» lhlfil. W. J. Rnlu, Blooming# _P°lul- m-io-s-sto

the point at which he wus suspended was so ronipletcly inaccessible that rescue wus 'I found to be impossible ami Ile 'I'

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Bridges_Suffer -

ll “sllllkn-lip" ill a lorry, he bears

l:lll.1l tvlls

A. F. of L. Decides not to Rely Entiiely on

Legislatui es _

I’Oll'l`l AND ()c Oct -‘ lb c

or will clevote its ol`l'ort_~l to\v'1l‘rl(

han ll-lvnlie. tlitllcly upon lelllila 3, lv( .ittion tor ilu' iorloiflon ol in lustriul evils 'ls u result ol action lt thc coiivontioli of the Alilulwcilil

1"l'dl'_ratioli ol' Laliol' today

l‘h<' .litioil foll<'\\cd cousideil

ilou ol' the decision ol' thc United States Supreme Court ilullil'ylu;1 éllo ulinillluill wzigc law for woull'll 'lull other \vorIcei's which the l1'_gi.==- lation was liltcllded to bellefit. Al ’;ollt`i'l‘clif'_c ol’ ,iiltll|'llutloll.il ol`l`il'- |'

Max llaycs, ol' (‘lo\'l'lzllul_ Ohio

Ohio lol .lu old .nge pci'-lion l.i\v

Thi' ovciiltlvf' i_oun(ll"~l repoit ulllrh the coliwlltioll .\flillilf'<l, criticized the Su1il‘elne Court‘s de _-_islou against tho mlllinilllll lratfc lzl__w, esp(--cially on the l-:round that tllc majority ol’ only one llc-cilloil lqalllst the law wllllo the Sllprelllo I’ourt_ had provlollsly lalll down tho oi'ill<'i|ilr' flint an act ol` ("(lll_»,fl'l»_\->'1

<hould bo llcclarell liivalld only \\'h|'rc tlllirc was no l'atioilill`dollbt_,E "lu spite of this," thu cmlucil

lli'clzll'l'd, "this lrlbunnl 1;ol':;l-ats in

.l burn lnlljorlty of one."

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S HESEHHHH

(Canadian Press) I

liEllIilN, Oct. T.~(‘l\allbclior

t'orlllation ot' a new cahlllet iii

lor with Dr. Halls Luther taliillg

the port-folio ol'_lllinister ot' Fili- laice ami llerr Koetll that of Pub-

(luebec Seminary

(Canadian Press) ,h

oi°l.:zlnizatioii of \voi'kol'.< r:ithl'i'u

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\'0i<'('d li 1ll‘ol'_'_sl lllxlllllst zlillliuhlil- cll

mont ol' political <'l`l`ol'ls to col'l~<-f~t1li

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lloclarlilg laws llnrollstitzltiollall byf-I'

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Messrs Hogans Sash and Door Factory

Completely Gutted 111 File Which Star

ted about 11 a in Sunday I

A had file uhith bloke ollt ies bulldlnc has steel w ndow Leslies

elday lllollllllt, lu thc lash 'lldH.lud is steel ilbbed tlirolltllout

ool i.(tol_1 o,..lll\ The inachiuei ill the buluet ons, lo\\el (.l1.'.ll (.1 olse Sl. ez nllll daniilued 01 1011111-, 11,1-111111.11

uillplelrlv ;.;utlod tin' bu ldilit .lnl in yesterdays file imlude .i plan

iz 000 .lull $11,001)

Tw 1111- 1110 11115111 11, 1111.111 1,1111 _(,115, A 1,_,,m" m(,,hmL_ d mm ous dispute has arisen between 1“E"“’“" \\'\" lil* ll0l110l| 'lil ll-l- lliwl .ind othel sulallcl llflltllllles §°‘“`S n“”*"“ ‘tml Finhmd 1" co"

bs il ‘cw iiiin11\1-5 l1U1m1» 11 ,1 '1'111.11. “A1 ,1 11,111,111), 01 mm, Q, scqlleilte ol the lotcllt nssassllla .md ic .llsiiil ua. '..~n' ll llon'.ln< lock in ploce s ol lliallllnic tion” "E M I‘”‘"°“ ‘md I‘°‘*h“°"

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»\LlS€ll l|»1Hl-'sl' lo thi' lll.llli|ni'l» tl .i1il.lnei und m-lttlicl il mould lu stork c liul.lt< l tl betwlt l|lllg uiatlllne l Valle-ty 111011191 1

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hut/ pluuel, liaiulsilw jig sau two

“mil-I H1001 110-11 .\- ~ nie ii ic null, also one .1 l

i ilu- lull -ll 1 1,

were -played oil the blazing lillild- ing, -but it was llol_ ulltil alter _I 1i_ The lumllier on the w'lial‘l‘ at the

lil- llllll Ulf* .lll"‘ “'05 l‘~)ll1lll"ll‘l_‘ liack ol' the plant was lindaniaged.

<llllvkl.\' dill il svt u11'l"'\' \\'='y Ill:l*El1clll~.;- and engine, and ll 20 li_1». f"’““"" "°m’“l“f*i°“'

bctolf- llil- pi'lnn|1t :lri'i\'ul lil’ the l-|11(-11-11;-111111111-_

lll‘i-nll'll dcllsl' slllokl' could h1'_-l<'\'liE The 1.101111-11, 11111101- 111115 0111911). in lil‘oua'll thu \vllidows,1lilll \\'i:lllll u'lls<'. .lt is understood tllul. only a "me to th" mnnlsh G‘“'(`r“"‘e“'- cw llililutcs llle wlloll-_ lillllllilltzislicllt [ire ol' sllavings hu-.l been lil ‘l"_"""““"g Um ‘m1’°i"'-“‘°"t ‘lf il as ill li bl:lzl'_ Elin- boiler Szlturduy nlorlling and "‘"“"| °°"""E"""°" w i1“'°>"mf“1'3 Til:-_ ilroliu-ll \\'l:.:'lo-<l \\‘i:ll till-i|',lllill this lllrl- was allowed lo die stoillnl';,~ ¢;|»ci'll :intl lllol'ouy,llllos;1111111 ,111_111;1.1111»1~ 111 1113 1111111-110011__U1‘f "ll|F'|'~’l‘H lil llffC0l‘l|i\llL'0 with ut it was illl|los.\‘l<l)lc to silvl' llll-1'|`1111 [11-11 111111 11111 1111pg111-11111111 111

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\\ood-wllrl-:_ Two strcaliis ol' lviitl-l'l_1,1,11111 111,: 50001111 111111110111 of 1111, and U10 110110511 by Fillliilill ol' 1,- 1-1111 »1 _ _1__ 1-- ('1- .11 1'1-111-111 31 _ ~ - _ - - -‘ `- 500.000 gold inarks as a guarantee

l.ulldiii<-1, all the noith side. Evcly

|l:»"|l‘-lllls. two from the Victorlalilliiig :ippeui't'll all riglit when the mr ""’"l"’"“"'m“"~ P“"‘““g U 'fel' lotel and one lrolil l’l'lllcc Struct 11,111 W-_111 1111-11/11_1 1111 111101- W111-1; 1111 U

Sutlllrday al‘tei'llooli_ _

onl1uf'rf'il, and the all clear signlll 'V119 1111111 _i115111‘11n(-1; aiiioulits lo was _ci\'r'll. y‘,'_500_

'|`ll1\ i"ll'onu-ll \\'i'r." sll<‘ccfs_-:fill lui 1/1115,»,~r5_ I-I0gnn's plant was lolal-

riilliuiil-.'; lilo tire to tht' llog.;;l:i11y 111»,51_r11ye11 by ,F11-e n1bo.tit liinc

lil* lil' “Fixed Izlbois ‘»lll'D'lll 1’i Ibuildintr stocknl as il w.l~l with 11_11111g ,1_11~1e11 1111111 11 111151111111

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iildlii The ni-is blltll iualllillf 111111111115 _1g0_ 10;-etiier with a large

lu 1:, _' --_ 2 1= - _ ' -hop of Ill'-lice Stewart and (Iii, ad- 11111011111 of lumber, At that -time-the a

ullillg il, was \ln'laillaged_ 'I lil-,loss was uncovered by insurance. I _-T- - - ---- - --

LEUHH GEHSE SBURES p

l EHHRPEEHHH MAIERHAEHSHH

(Canadian Press.) tiiils ol' the "plague of materialism

Montreal alld Canada were not rio- 1111~e1.1.1 ,_-11y_"

M\')N"[`lll5.\L, Ort. 7.-»-"l§ui‘o1icistwliich is threatening to engulf thi-

tho midst. ol' ll grilll sll'll:i_:',le lil-~ world."

S1,.,,H,,mnm1 10,111), (_.ompk,w11 1hL,,t\'rl':on hope and despair, su-f-'ill “l have noticed," he Said. "that

'that slrilfztcle is ‘hecomiiig iiiuiel'- Lwionlreill is ii city of very l'.:a:::i1'ul

11/111111 111, 1v11{11(11_ 11,1 ';1_11,1`1,,1e1.01~i'iaI.” Lloyd tleolgse, war-liillr' l‘l'c- chilrclios. When I came here Foreign A1-fn ,.11 as “.1111 as (111.111,/1,11'-miel' ol' Great Britain, declal‘cll ln lwcllt_v-tolli* years ago your popula-

nii address here today. Spc:ililil~.:11011_ ll lilink, was about a quarter llrielli' at the ellen air s0"\'iCvs_fil' ii iiilllll1n_ Since llieii you have

duliilt: which he lurllcd thc lll~stl111-0spel'erl, and l ani glad that in _ _

llc licollonly. [sod lor tho uclv \Vestllloulll llal1» ynni 111-o.>'1ierity you have not for- lnoplo NHS llflCl'!\00I\ after “Surly

11,1_c~1 011.111-11=11_ gotten GOd_ 11 15 1119 11111y 311rc'l'our years bnulslilllent. Through

lie declared he was glal ll1;1tA1-(1u,1(1,1111111 for the future ol' al the streets bright with flags and

Wall Grumbled By Quake Shock

(Canadian Press)

QUEBEC. Oct. 7.-Slight Eartli-

quake shock was felt here at 6.15 o'clork this inornilltz. litany people lil bed at tho tluio \\'t-_re aw:lll»1'ned by thc sliock. The wall ill Qllvllrc Sellilnary. 300 years old fell dowll.

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HHEE IHHHES TH THE ZHH

LONDON, Oct.. 6-_

Viral. African hlifflllo, presented tl lil' N. G. l<‘i'orc, Distinct Commis- sioner, Port Lokko, Sierra' 1,001-11-_ has just arrived at the Zoo. Ile is the ~:oh' l'e1ll'esi'ntatlve of his rllce S, in the (larllclls.

l~lo is li young bull. named “=Boll"

and ills colnlzlg rallsed quite il ssllsnlloli. ll who lizlvlng been re celved that "xi savage bull" wus ou

the way.

lt would not have been surprli-

lizg il' the llow(‘oli1i‘l‘ had been -suv- agv, soclusz that _ ap_li't from a rall- way joul'.le_v l'roln Liverpool. and

unull.~il_:llmble tl'a<'<'s of hzlviug been sllalrkled by ull four logs dur- ing a long and teln1li'.stllolls voy- :i,';e.

AL- li matter of ful-t. when tho

trrlvclllilg-llox was opened, "Bob" --ll dlminlitlve specimen ol’ a dwarf l':l<-c--f1lcp1led into his cluze as sed- nlely as xl deblitsnto into a draw- lui:-i'ooni_

"l pressed his bend down to thc wlllf-i*-‘tl'oll1:ll_ ilnd llc' had u lon1:| driuk~ and we've been frlcnds ever .=liit'c." .ulld thc keeper. whose lland "lloh" licked affectionately as he -ipokr. "

lIn|ess“lloli"loscs his temper, la-

ter ou. ho will he very different from "Bogie," all East African buf- fillo, who went “west” il. couple of yenrs liao.

He used lo spend his spare time

twisting the stout iron rails with his horns. and .when these liars were reinforced by struts, he amus- ed lilmself by chnrglnlz the barrier

' ' Sliukrl Nalli Pasha's famous ll‘on

Conservatives Will Earth Tremors

Not Contest Recorded In ?.§.i1i§l°1`§$I..§."..?.`i.’;"i,'i‘;.SESS‘”"°'°

North Win1ii11cg Washington

(Canadian Press) \`\'lNNll’i~,G (lit -(‘on-l'l\.lt

Persian Quake

Takes Big Toll

(Canadian Press.)

MOSCOW, Oct, 7.-Tllero was

(By Dominion News Service) 'considerable loss of life and iiiauy

A you!1!_al‘e homeless in conscqliclll-1' ol'

lo oilrillquulce at lieruluii, i‘l'l'.~1l:l.

on Se1ite'mbel° 27. liccolulillg lo al despatch from Teliernn.

'lfhe shock was _:'cr<ol'|ll'zl :lu the dslilogrllpli a.l_'i`aslu'l'd at the

limo, but the centre ol' distllnhallcc could not be definitely delerlniuell.

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PREMIER S'l'ANLl'}\' .BRUCE

The youtlltlll head of the Govern-

ment of Australia, who is attend- ing thc imperial collferencn which

hcl d nencd in the famous home ofofthc

- (Canadian Press) v/isnlsoron oft 7-i-:mul

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ivcs will not place u culnlidall- in treiiiors indicating il so\'ei'e earth- llle byc~cloctlou ill North \\'iun- q11¢1ke a1ipl'oxililntely five thousand ipog October 24 it was officially miles from Wilshiiigtou were re- llllnouilccd yesterday. E. .l_ Mc- corded lust iilgllt and early today. Murray M. P. Sollcltoi'-Gciieral will _ ---

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‘ be nppnscd by ll luhor cuilllidiit-._ ' ' '

Alderlllzlll A. A. lleaps ilonlimlicd ‘ by the llidepslid¢'liL Labor party.

Lessons From

Washington'

(Canadian Press) NEW YORK, Oct. ll.-Dzlvizl

Lloyd George, forniel' l’i'illll'_ Min- ister of Great Britain ill all address at luncheon in llls honor by l-‘i'1_~s:~‘ »\sso<.|ation shortly after nrl'l\'lll oil American shores, said "l claim that thc real founder of the British Empire today was (lcorg-1' Nvaslilllgton. lie lallgllt us to llecolne <lo:\lm,'l':lllc‘."

That lesson lan',.:lit us in eight-

el~;;:li century" he added, ‘luis been the salvation of tho British liilupirc.

lie sold that Waslilnglnll had

taught llrltlsll (loverulneot to be more lenient alid cited, us proof

of this, the case of (Tanudu. he described ill detail the situation ill 13lii~ops- when Ullit-;'d States clit-'l'-'ll thi' war doclnrlnr; tllnt thc .-\lll'.'s \\'l»i-1-_ l’i1_<illlii1.~ his lzl'ente=s Illllltrlrr mnchlro of all llnlc.

lilepo is new in a (les1lcl'lvlo

:"‘n;l'.l;on he said, fifteei lllilllon killed, twenty ililllloli inniilcd

"uid hjurcd and billions of dollars

stirred, "but what would hurl

the case if the Allfcs lzarl he asked? At least now ls hops, he snld, a c-mtlllclll not recover lu it Sow days, Europe will recover. The only difference now :ind

the war. “he mild" is that

worked ln unity then :lull we not working that fashion now, are going your way, “ho sold," wc are going ours, italy ls lier` way and Franca hers. lt

not that you broke away. but

nil of us broke away from other There is now no comm-

and no common action

powers of world; if we now as we dld dllllnix sald,’ terrible problems would be solved in one

Will'

had lo he loft to his fnto . 'I' whenever a visitor appronc c an p ~ ' ~

W _ _ _ li ll r art r th

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‘all were veterzliis of the Great

IH _ISPHTE

n Consequence of Re cent Assassinations of Meinbeis of Rus- sian Commission

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(Canadian Press) S'l`0(‘l{HOL\l Oct -A S

Russluli liielllhsls of tht Kalellail

The Russian l'cpr_osellt:ltlve at

Hclslilgfors has delivered tl sharp

the ussassllialion:-1. pulllslllllcllt of

Rlisslan law as thc colulllissiou vere slain on Russian territory,

clucnt itllssizl. has broken off her relations with l"ililand.

The Soviet Government holds

Finland responsible for the reason that the assassins, according to Russian reports caiilc frolli Finland and returned to that country after the murders which occurred about a mile \vltlllll tho llussian-Kal‘ell- ii frontier. ' The Swedish papers are compar-

ng thc Soviet action with that ot' tlio lit-.Elan llolilidary mission near Jallllla.

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EHHH THIHIPS EHTEH SHPHHE HETEHHYEHHS

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(Canadian Press)

CONS'l‘ANTlNOPIiE, Oct. 7.-

Turkish troops re-entered Constant

flowers tllrown by the populace ul- lllost frenzied in its-rejoicing, the

llritnule regiment selected for hon-

The troops, officially the eight

division of the Turkisli army, where lil full field equipment and

War and the war with Greece.

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A Strong Appeal 1

Flronl Labrador

(Canadian Press)

QUEBEC. Oct. 7.--"We are starv-

ing to death, solid ns help in (iod's Holy Name" is the appeal that has just been received from the resid- ents ot' old Fort Bay, Labrador nearly seven hundred miles from this port on the 'north shore.

'I‘he letter which was addressed

to lion Ernest Lapolnte, Minlsterot' Marine alld Fisllerles, has been rc- celved at the departliient here and forwarded to ottlzwa.

Aged Chllrchlllan Passes Away

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QUEBEC, Oct. T.-Arch-deacon

A. J. Balfour, Holy Trinity Cath- cdral died at thc church house this ulorlllllg_

llc was 70 years of age.

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INCREASE RATES OR

REDUCE INSURANCE

TORONTO, Oct. 7.-Alternatives

of substantially increasing their rates or lllaterlally reducing insur- ance ulowancos are presented to thc Canadian Order of Foresters in the report of the special columlt- tee. consisting of` G. T. Clarkson. Professor M. A. MacKenzie, of the University of Toronto, ami Lyman Lee, barrister. of liiiinilton. appo- inted hy ex-Attorney-General Rau- cy to look into the comlltlons ln the big fraterilnl orgillilzation. Tile committee fliuls that the organ- ization is but 47 and fl fraction per cent. solvent ln its report present- ed to the Attorney-General today. The committee found that in Class A. \vlilc'h comprised 67,674 mem- bers who had joined the order prl- or to August 1, 1918. a reserve of $22,385,000 was necessary to meet the maturing contracts. The actual

reserve avllable was only $6,936,-

'1' so 1 Wlll llllllllll lllll tflllfl lfllllll lllslllllllill llllllllrllslllllnm

llllllll ll els lull nnllz5HH1EE1HHH§11 _

being taxed to cuptllllv

Smith Ainliellst, Collleall

and Provincilil Govern ments.

ments would irci behind the project wc-lile-lletlrte<ll_\'. The organization

ation which is to be known as thc

ol' llle conference the nleiiihcrs were entertained at lullclleoil :ll the I-lulifax Club by the Illulwsv' ment of the Domlrlioli Atlaiitlc ll. R. \Co. -Premier Armstrong and some -members of 'his Gave-:-nineul. together with several liieinhers

from the .l\‘e<leral Government were also 1':»l'esent, as well as other prom- inent llallfax citizens. After whiyc-ll we Gomrnnr and Il. R. offlcerf; left by specl-'ll ear on the 1_\l:lrltlnio

HlllIFllX CUNFERENCE

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Oil I-`lld.l\ the 5.li mst .lu lui Lxpress W ‘ 5 '('rM` portant conlelente was held in the Tile work of the olganlzalloll wi Boaid ol 'i rude lcoullul Lliillilbels be bastd on the loilowlllg result .it 1~lalli.ix, N S the sp.ltl.ill»-i loollls L on

Tile contcreute was conielled .is ilnces of Canada ale magniiicen

.i 1. csull, ol .l lesolutlon pass( J .lt ly endowed with vast .areas of tgi the iecent .lllnu.il meeting ol the tultulal land, tllousallds ol lcrtl Vlailtiiue Board ol 'i‘lade All \ l lainie .ind extensive n.ltlll.il r ‘\ie\lalion Kclltvllle pleslJcd Oth soulies of all kinds

el nlembels ut the coilliliitlce pi-' (91 \1111 1111e11.11.1_ 111, e_,._,e,1 1, Sem Weis the lollowlng Maur ul.itl.m .ind the iulule prosperlt

(1) \’lhere.l.s, the \iarlllme l'\

1 ot lhe \lailllrues is entirely de

lla lax E T lilac: and ’\ \ l’o pendeiit oil ttgilcultulal toiiiinc lileloy, Cliarlottetovlil, E A ‘Selle (itll and industrial del clopnl-lit lie Sl JON" .AH 'ls \lt‘|»"-lll ti) And whereas it is tollfiden Bathurst The CNR .ind (,‘l’1t li -bt_lle\ed that the l\l.i- ittlne Pr illways, as well .is the llepur vlnies ol (‘llnada can offel uue\ ment ol’ Colsilizatlon .ind lninligi l coiled oppolluillties to both settl tloli ol the Fedelal Goielilllielll, ur els .lull capitalists, and <,.iii t_l.l gether with -the cllaillliluli of Sol- pele successfully with any 11.1' .1 fliers* Settlement lloillrd were pre- the wolld in colonization wozi 1 sent as follows: W. J. Black, l><-- (-1) _-\nd wllereil.s, il is lil-lil-_.tl puty _\1-liilslcr ol' thc lle1l;ll-llilcnlof that thc work oi co'loiliz;ltioll um Colonizatioll; \V. ll. lltohb, Vicc- development in tlic .\lai`il.inlc l’ro Vreslllent C.N_R.; Col. .l. -S. liculiis. vlllccs should be co-ordinaled. Chlel' Conliiil-s_-.lon¢-l‘, lu-pl, Cil -_ 'l`hill'el`ol‘c, Ibe it resolved that, i oulzallon, (?.l’_ll., C. ll’rll-_c (ll~<'~ll. lilo oplllioli of lllls meeting, eve -C.N_‘ll., .\iajor John Burllctt, chair- possible cncourageillent should be lilall Soldiers’ Settlement lioul‘.l, _elven to -the formation and devel- aud other prominent citizens, ill- opment of a nonprofit-making as- cludlng lllelillbcrs of the lionlillioil soclation with the folldwlllg mai

olijects ill view; ---

After ll general discussion, ;_li<' 1.--To ceutrallze and co-ordlnat conference was assulred by the l'e~ Colonization work in the Maritime preselltatlves of the CiN.ll.. and C. Provliices; 1 ,- P.R. that they approved of the pro- 2.-To assist _ln 'bringing unde ject aild would suppor. the oi‘;;aii< cultivation the agricultural land 0 ization financially and otllcrwlsv, .the Marlllnies wilicli is not at per- pi'oviding.tlic citizens ol' the »_\lu.:-i~ sent producing; times togetllcr with their _;overn- 3.-To select, dire(-1 'lrld 1':':i‘ 5

' r

agricultural settlers 1-lltcrinz 0 now located in the Maritimes;

was then proceeded wltli, and all 4.-To induce the development ext.-cut-ive coliliilitlee was fillllililll' Of V110 Nlllufal Resources “E th" ed. to carry on tlle wc.l'l; ol' orgaiiiz- Maritimes as well as the coion-lz.'l-

tion of their agricultural lands:

Maritliiie -Colciiiznlioll and Devel- 5.-'l`o act without remullerati-nn opnieiit Association. At the close forthe listing, sale and develop-

ment of land, natural resources. aild lndust.l~lcs ill the Maritime -Pro- vinces;

6.-To procure and widely adver-

tise infornial-lon in regard to no ural resources of 'the Maritlnie~;

7;--To control. intecprovlnclsl

colonization;

8.-To carry on activities of Mar

ltinle Development;

9.-To populzlrize and ‘lioilllllllfi

the Maritimes.

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Annapolis Man

Found Guilty of Manslaugllter

Canadian Press)

Wilson was found ltllilli' (lf ml=“q` slaughter in connection with t.\. death lil an automobile acculellt

mem in juli by Chief Jllstlce liar-

i.. I EM. the end of that time Wilson is to pay six hundred dollars or spend another six months ill jail. The jury recommended clemency.

The accident occurred alien the

car driven hy Wilson passed that in whlcli Mrs. Warren \ras appar- ently struck anll went orcr all en-

bankiiient.

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First Union Services By Presbyterian__s ' 1 and Methodists

(Canadian Preu) _

KENTVILLE, Oct.. 7.-St. Pauls

l‘resllyterian Chitrcll and St. Ste- plleu‘s llletllodist Church held llieir first unloli services here tn- day in St. l’aul's Church.

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YS LONDON PAPERS

(Canadian Press.)

LONDON. Oct.. 7.-With

reference to the rumors cur-

pnst to the effect that the Lord Rol'herniorc liiterests had acquired tllc wholc of Sir Ed- ward illllton's iiewslillller ll\~ terosts in London and Man- cliester, comprising five dall- lcs, three Sunday papers, nlld a llalf dozen ,weeklles ulld otll- er periodicals. thc total about forty publications. for a sum varlolisly estimated ut .£3,- 500.000 to .£li,000,000 lt ls now stntcll that Lord Reaverbrook first acquired the option on the whole string. and after- wards sold to Lord Rothe~ mere the Manchester. or headquarters, section of the business. This would mean that Lord Beaverbrook, who is already proprietor of the Daily Express and the Sun- day Express reserves for hlm- self out of the Hultoii list the Evening Standard. one of the best of the London evening papers; the Daily Sketch, and the Sunday Herald. The Daily Sketch ls a morning picture paper. and the Herafd is s

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000. leaving a deficit of 815,449,-

Q Sunday picture paper.

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rout iii l"lest Street t'or days:

Liquor Schooner

Wrecked Off

St. Pierre Mlq.

(Canadl-an Press)

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ANNAPOLIS, Oct.. T--<`»l\o'"l"-f' sr. riannn, illlf1_, oct. T.-The

British schooner Natllail Nelson loaded with liquor and hound from Fayal, in the Azores to St. Pierre

on Jline 3 near Clenientsllort Of for repairs was wrecked early yes- Mrs.. Harry Warren of Dlshy._l1H<l|tei'ilay off the South (‘o..1=t of this sentenced to nine niollths imprison 1111111111 111 11 11111111 f0g__ T111- f-1-ew

were saved. The vessel with car- go valued at $30,000 and lluilisllrell wus breaking up on the shore while rl number of people aided in salvaging the cargo.

The Weather, _Etc

TAKE. A Counsa IN ‘ BuslNeS5 \..\TER.¢=\Tl.>R£ AND ART-~ L-EARN *EIN T0 v~_¢l2_'_TE» A L‘_H&cl< 800K. AND New 'iii' T0 _

\ overs: i>_i3_;1wl

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5 Toronto, Oct. R.-Maritime mod- ;eratl- westerly winds fair and

*_* warnlc r. *I lllgh tide this morning at 8.41

and tonight at 9"2

Slln sets this afternoon at 5.27

and rises tomorrow morning at

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:i cox.

I New moon Wednesday Oct. 10.

212.05 u. ni. 1|, Summerslde tide eighteen mln- * ntes later than Charlottetown.

Q 1 Announcements, 1 f Coming Events, 1

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5 figures Initial, letters eoulltl “

one word 10 per conrdllcoilnt'

zcanh. Address formsipart ntjliq,

and must be paid for.

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