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NOVEMBER 15, 192':

MTINTIILY ‘MEETING, m 0T THE CITY 000N0ll

Purchase 0f Snow Plough And Other Im- portant Matters A uthorized By Councill- ors. ‘

The monthly meeting of the City' Council took place yesterday even- ing, His Worship Mayor Miller oc-vAssault copying the chair.

Councillors I-Iennessey. Yeo. Ken- nedy. Prowse, Foster and Blanch- ard werepresent. tions 1, dismissed or with-

After the minutes of previous; drawn 1. Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. meeting had been read and ap-:Shop breaking and tileft. comtd. proved, some discussion arose re-Il for trial (To Supreme Ct.) lative to responsibility for the ex- Wife beating, ldisd. or with- pense of a spur over the newly B-C-l drawn) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. qulred City Property. It was sug-l Driving motor vehicle while in- gested by the Mayor and agreed t0! toxicated (Convictions) by the Council that the committee Keeper of disorderly house. which had previously been given Convicted (Left City) . . . . . . .. rile-rite of this matter act with himi Inmate of disorderly house Con- in interviewing the other interested victed (Len. City) parties with a view to having the Frequenter of disorderly house.

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Arrests

causing bodily harlll Comtd. for trial (To Supreme Court) . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1

Robbery with violetlce, convic-

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Hankow in Grip of Violent Disorders Following its Capt- ure by Nanking Na- tionalist Troops.

(Special to the Guardian.) _

SHANGHAI, Nov, 1i.-Accordiu,u. to Japanese reports tonight. llun- kow following n day of serious llii-m certainty and disorders, passed to the control of the Nanking army of the Knuintnllg practically withoutl fighting. l

incendiary fires sturted byuhu lcnderless soldiers were extinguish- ed, while 500 armed Labnrites werel suppressed. (leii Tang Shentsc.‘

through the offices of the Chamber.

mtmdlfilofililsulwere then read and Ggljnlttllizgnilillengrt 2 "t Conmlem“ mlmfled he ha“ n’ is‘?! {or myment_ ‘, (Resmred m parent) _ _ ‘ > _ _ _ H 1 iinquisllcti ills command to the Nu- pThe Health Officer (who was not Drunk and disorderly (Con- llmml (lellemll "Tclllll- “l” 9"!" resent) reported one case of small victions) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. llmmillY- l" llwilfabl” l0 llle Nan‘ p in the City. It had been duly Drunk and incapable (Con- kllll? llllliillllll- ll l5 “polled Tlml pfwarded_ . I victim“) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 5. part oi‘ Gen 'l‘ang's forcgs are mali- p councillor Prowse’ the Chairman, - _,l ing an attempt to hold the goviru- of the Finance Committee thelll Total arrests , _ , _ , _ _ _ , _ _ _ ,, g9, ment. arsenal, adjoining Hankow,

brought, up the difficulty of col—l lccting the taxes. He suggested that| During the month of October the a notice be inserted in the papers calling on all citizens to pay their taxes by Dec. 31st. He believed that if the matter were placed before the people in the right way, the tax- es would be paid.

Councillor Foster thought that motor cars while intoxicated. Twen- the law barring those who had not ty six of the contraventions noted paid their taxes fi'om voting should were only of a minor nature and tho he strictly enforced. offending parties were wamed.

Councillor Kennedy claimed that laborers from outside the city were not being made to pay.

Councillor Foster remarked that it was ,up to the police to collect these taxes.

Councillor Yeo then spoke for the street committee of which he is chairman. He advocated the pur- chase of a sidewalk snow plow, to

Act." This is in addition to the four

tained three being for excessive speeding. The fines collected under this Act amounted to $150.00.

In addition to the eases referred to. there were two convictions for disorderly conduct and one for com- mon assault.

The amount collected in fines by the Police during the month is as

be attached to the City's Motor follows: tractonThe cost would be $150.00 (Prohibition and outstanding r

Councillor Yeo. speaking again cases . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..$ 322.00 referred to the excellent results Cases tried during the which had been achieved in Monc- month and referred to ton by the use of a sixtillar equip- above - - - - - . ~ - - - - - - --

ment.

Councillor Moran. speaking for the property Committee considered it advisable that the proposed con- . _ _ _ vrete revetment (the lowest tender 11:; ‘:56? dmlng the mmm me as fol for the construction of which was ' , $800.00) at the east end bathing gf,l§°“°,’,;s°‘;§,‘,'fg'§d l° h“ " houses should not now be proceeded umprfins-cs sewed ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' " with. but be let rest until next A w re rmd swmen and ,_e_ i spring. Should the work be under-: ‘aware? l ‘gzlrfltélelrilgy “ailercrumlitllilgd 310C Bxiggxcles reported stolen and re- |

i ed crete. Hegthough, furthermore. that V” rather-min build a breast work at fifillisfinilgglgaggigiz _ _‘ 35, the Cundall home. costing $1600.00 Children reporwd logtmklgd‘ the angle should, for the present b: found 1 cleansed of its refuse and sea wee, ' ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' "f at a cost of about $150.00 as csti- Aisgsmildcgr ‘gilglfbelfiloxinlxiiarch 1U. mned by ‘he any Ezlglneer’ We have also investlgatedla‘ ‘clon-

Now that Mr. Newberry is retiring

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n’ is new ry m“ the city the slderable number of complaints of,To i115; Worship the Mayor and ssa . .

I federal and m6 loom govermnelmts too trivial a nature to mention. but

t G ti t should each appoint a man to serve “t the 5am” “m” "my “kc up a c1" hcellllcexnh Submi, my report of growing. I would respectfully request the meat and milk inspection for the

1p mus l m (m month ending Nov. 14th. 1927. Con- wqrk which had been done in re- gmgglfr ielzedaysiglur ofmrggf; for damned as unm m,- mod and des- Palflflfl the 009139!‘ "will"! ‘m ‘he the lam-ca In mreg shifts, This troyed. eight portions of carcasses.

on a committee to take charge of deal or m" time w investigate‘ l the Public gardens. Ha spoke of the

roof of the market house. - - Councillor Yeo suggested that the gala; algalflllgallzlggaelmlmfeegllggléizt

cleaning of the angle in the breast s mm but imure proper leisure.

work near the Cundail home should y‘

be defened until next spring.

th i tin s stem. I have known 50h" R- Delml-‘l - ~ ~ - ' - -- The my“ m” asked for me The ZOZZCSBDTBgS To perform 27 con- S0028?” M311" tinuous hours of duty. wit: iannvtot, Pecé Bggthémjs" “(masked the coumm m, a vow expect thorough and cflcen pa -,A_ MGR” 8a sons I would also suggest that the lggxay strength of the Force be increased o“ S p" and that one stead Brwh" Wallace ea 0y - - - - - - - -- out as far as the magazine, thus wmtable be pmmoled m film fir: William Gucrney dc Sons .. and p” of sergelngtk Le Rrderlck McDonald . pastmoiltlnSergean . . cnns. ‘, , McInnis and Higgins Corlhh Bro“ "

support of the Council in building up a speedway on the Park roadway.

o, ‘mo’ He suggested that the “u” rol work under such conditions. triangle of turf on which thfiebland stand formerly stood should ev- elied on and the roadway extended by two constables

making th ctrack a full mile. , , The Council conciurcd iuinstruct- C°mmbm . gr nted their annual tell days

fiqmc (my Engineer w “"“°‘““°.i§§ii ofaubsencc- at different per- Moved by Councillor Moran, sec- l°ds ondcd by Councillor Foster that

quarter of a

| but

A Police detected 58 violations of the‘ Provincial Act respecting Registra-lwhcn (Elihu-so residents rallied n tion and Operation of Motor Ve-l hicles cited as “The Motor Velliclcl

i unity cases mentioned above for opcratlngl

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Twenty nine convictions were ob-F but

441.00 ___"—'—"—‘“

Total amount collected .$ 763.50 lowing Were Other duties performed by the passed.

t‘. the police force.

Itlis to be hoped that the Coullc- PM“ Mm‘ Co‘ ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' '

this is not considered serious. curious (‘situation (leveiopuil ut tho former‘ llrilisil concession.

its (intense, hllrricltdeti [lie strccls,‘ and prevouioti the clltrallccbf ill‘ troop-s,

"lllililfy T-{OITPWII Tank Suu-tse, fie-ii before the approach of the king Nationalists‘ cmantinuetl todagnl with llhninisilet intensity, 'i‘lm many, trt-itleildoils fires that wciul started by the [icolng soldiers wlm-l partially llll(iL‘.l' control. und tunnel semblance of (lfdef replaced tlic, panic that followed tho outrage: perpetrated by hordes of lcaderie stildiors und civilian footers. Army; headquarters. situated in the form- G

yesterday. blazed for Damage wus done

of Resolutions authorizing

then

The purchase of a snow plow. The ‘issue of debentures

the fgl- opportunities giresentgtl and growing of fruit as obtained in either the Okanagan Valley or'in, _ _ , _ the Annapolis Valley, and the time, Rum" s‘ lslellilll- 4o (hcvwas opportune for a publicity cam-.

THE CHABLOT'I‘E'I_‘_QW~N_@ARDIAN

lNew Zealand To

Contribute One Million Pounds

(Special to the Guardian-l

WELLINGTON. New Zeal- and, Nov, 14.—New Zealantfs contribution to the British nav- ai base at Singapore is exem- od to pct the approval oi‘ an overwhelming majority of ti“ House of Representatives when the proposal is laid before il- By the plan New Zealand agrees to contribute £1,000,- 000 in eight installments of £125,000 each. At the some time the Dominion will main‘ tain two class D cruisers, the smaller units now constituting the new Zealand Naval Divi- sion, and will prepare for the reception of, larger cruise-rs.

The only opposition to the naval program comes from the Labor party. Premier Coates must clear that the Singapore Base is not intended as An a1-. front to JapamHe said that New Zealandkleeling toward Jap- an would never be other than the fricndliest. The Oppoli- tion leader took the ground that the base was an incentive to future wars, and said that "Wrefore ever Labor Party In the British Empire opposed it.

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ilANKOW. Nov, lit-The violent , . idisurdcl" that broke out ill the na- tive quurtcl- oi‘ ilnnkoiv‘ when the,

snu-‘Province Grows Most, and;

Famous Apples, Should Make the

Fact Known, Says;

Prof. T. G. Buntingn;

MONTREAL, Que, Nov. 14. —— growing in the Province‘ was urged by Prof. T. G. Professor of Horticulture in a recent} I-Ie said the Province, Quebec presented just as good for the ' successful

iii/amount of $5,000.00. omen- ,_ 15i gaping for tenders 1m- pmmng In connection with the matter of . 32 the rcportg {or 1927, (incomes that could be made through

Tile purchase of six overconts for systematic fruit production Profes-

Tlle promotion of Constable Wil- ed

sor Bunting spoke of the Weddell farm at I-laveiock. Que. 1i iia-m Mclnms to ttizrgearlt, us from 0h 2 Nov. 1st. 1927.

An Or- ard of 10.’! apple trees was plant- tilerc in 1888 and since i914 it

Tile meeting was ilieliaci,io'.li'i1cd.l1a$ lmrduficfl 4.412 barrel“- OT RD-

Mllk and Meat Report l“;

(pics viaiilt-d at $22,330.

The aver-

e return per acre ivas $1.700.

Some of the land on the farm. the;

Charlottetown, P. E. 1. Nov. l4. 1927

Members of the City Council

Milk test. Oct. 20, 1927 Name Condition Clear

A SEC

Sediment

,4 respect he referred to the develop-, , _4 ment of the Fameuse or snow ap- _ 3,5 pie. the Mackintosh Red and the St. 4.1 Lawrence apple. , 3,1; ated in the province of _ 3,9 the Fameuse xvas recognized by the, 3,5 Pcmclogical Society of America as. ,_ 4_4 the finest apple grown. , , kintosh Red occu ics a lace onl ,_ 39 p Ill/fr. Buntl-l °l slx 505's‘ , 3,3 ing dwelt at length upon the fact‘

and the United State.»

speaker said. is now valued at $1.000( per acre.

Sllawbridgc (other conspicuous example’ of what; iCOUld be done in the way of frutt-'

The orchards at ’ the,’ Boys’ Farm were an-,

Dealing with a JlO-'l‘O\Vl , Pro-l Wldlly _ {e550, Bunting 53d “in 33g years hcIweelfJuc-k Sllarltcy of Boston. t" ago apple trees were growing ilcnrillld Tm" llflelwy» Montreal, alld toda the whole of Cana ‘ébut. fat 000-000

played a great part in devclo and hours of rest for the mell. Und- Condensed Milk Factory . . . . . .. .4 this branch of agriculture In this be ilu uuarsv; R

annually. Quebec

All three origin-, Quebec, and}

The Mac- ;

0nd to the Famense.

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lTIEATH TAKE Tl] iliF SIX iii/EH WEEKEND,’

All Met Violent End— Five Others Injured in Various A cc i- dents.

.\l()\"l‘[ti<lAi., Nov, 1~l.-Six lico- plc (litd violent deaths anti five. others were itijured ill various ac- cidents ill Montreal and district 0v‘ or tlic week-end.

Miss Alina Martin, 20, of Farti- Illillll. Que, died from a fractured (skull. suffered in a head-on colli- lSltill iltlwtltlll two automobiles on ,thc ilongtleil-Chnmbly highway ta- ‘day. Five (ithers were injured. ‘two of them hospital | treatment.

'l‘il(- body .01’ an liltlian oftlie

required

‘British Motor Car

I _ PACE sEvEN ’ . .,, slutlllts an: ttttlll B0ilil0ll$ $00,000

(Special to the Guardian)

LONDON, No'v.' lit-Plans have been completed for the construction of the British mo- tor car dellgned to average 250 miles per hour. A motor ear is being built: already by a United States man by which he hopes to average 120 miles per hour. This ear will be ready in December.

These two items of news herald the approach of one of the grimmest speed struggles In the history of the world. The United .Statea have had the keneest desire to go one better ever since Major Sca- grave broke thc_ world's re- cord at Daytona, Florida. by covering the mile at a speed of 203.7 mile: per hount

Meanwhile, anticipating this Mr. Coatailen, designer of the 1,000 horsepower car which holds the record, has conceiv- ed Anew machine which he hiop- ea will preserve the record for

A Bond Sales Summary Discloses The Fact That The Liberals Have Already Start’- ed Adding To The Bonded Debt, Of The Province Notwithstanding The Surplus 0f $70,697.18 With Which The Govern- ment Began ItsRegime.

Ill a circular published by Messrs were then‘ still to be collected. Why A. E. Ames and 00., Ltd., invest- should it go borrowing so soon? ment brokers Ls listed an issue of It appears on enquiry. that the $60,000.00 Prince Edward Island loan was issued under a statute Government 4%,‘; bonds under date passed by the late government. Bil- of October 28th to mature in twenty tiicrizing the raising of ‘100-000-90 years. These were tendered for by if necessary-though the Stewart. the firm at the rate of 98.77. Inlgovernment required only $40,000.00 this connection, itis pleasingtonote,under this provision. Since then that the credit of our provinctflfthc Government has obtained tho stands so high as the result of four additional subsidy of $125000 and ‘ii years of Conservative administrat-railway subsidy of $40,000 in lie" ~

ion. The present Governmentfitaxation. Notwithstanding all this ("'llll4l‘l“‘“'“l¥“ lle’*e""“ll“" klmw“ Ellfllimi- when it came into office, fell heirs the Saunders government deem it lmrcughoul the village M Baracqur‘ . ' ‘T to a surplus of $70,697.18. to an over necessary l0 so borrowing $60,000 iwlms" “all “m” “ll” ll°l' “mum” l draft reduction of $67,207.83 and to after less than three months in of- ‘ercd. was found lying hireide the ' m eager pa“, of (he taxes, an in- fit-e, l Gas Tank Explosion ..,,°,.§',,.-.,...u and 1...... wuu.

Cunlitlian Pacific Railway Lachino “Bridge Saturday. it is thought that ,tlii- mun ivas walking on the bridge iWllQll ho was struck by a train.

When Tlt‘ bccnlne ileiviltlercd as (he crossed a street. Isaac la‘. Seigel, (T5, trans strut-k by u fire depart- mout automobile and silstuilied a

frurlliiuul skull, when ho full Tiuck- w

‘Idourtscll persons were known to have moi death ulul ulorr- than 500

Fatal To Fourteen

(Special to the Guardian) . PTTTSBITRG. .i’(.'|lll.. Nov. l4.-

Tobacco Workers lRumania t0 Try Lockout Effective s‘ P r 0 g r e s s_1v_ e Ill Germany‘ Prohibition

ere injured. some seriously, lit'l"i

wards. lic (litd lulel- in a ilos- many who“ a mum mum.“ m“. (Canadian we“) i (Canadim, press,

llllillm ‘ ' tank at. the Maucitcsicl- works oi‘ BERLIN NOV, 1.1, ~~ A lockout BUCHAREST, Rumnnfi ‘.‘..., l4 l ,l\l)T('i‘il(', .25, W113 illslunlly kil- (hu Equitable Uili-l (fonlpmlv ,,X_ “t, tulmcvn-wimrkmll_q pxtemlimz Vi“ __ Progressive prowibgtlon win”, u. ei i)‘ n Canadian National Ituil- 1,] |_ , ., |~ , ,. ,. ' _.,_ v _‘ _ , , -, 1- 1 ed uwm make Ru. ways [mm m vme 5L Pier“, Sm, zlllfusilonklplliygllnl‘ “hull ‘ml ‘l tnaii) ovii all (rtlliitili) and mun l2 yeursl 1S lop

The mull was crossing tho trucks and fuilcd to sec the approucliiin: train,

Front a fracture Qt’ the skull anti other injuries, suffered ill an auto- mobile accident flvlrs. Olner Lu- Bluilc. 60, (lie-d at the Notrc Dame. Hllsliilili luiluy. She stepped into U"! lizlth ui an automobile.

ltmnt-vi Filiou, follr years of age. unis instantly killed when 11o (pied l" run tu-ross a street and virus‘

in , m til

reater publicity for the possibilit-i FY1110" 0y u motor truck. er British trouceesion, set on fire ies in fruit- r tilrce hours. of Quebec to tho (Ynstoms Bunting.

ilonsc ncxt ‘dour. lat Macdonaltl College. _-_-___. address ilcrc.

Fatally Injured whenllncreased Interest

Plane Overturnedi

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.( (Canadian Press) l iiiilNTPldi-Piit, v(., Nov. ii. "l

tury iicrhcrt lloovt-r, or tho Cour. U‘

plalr- iu which he ilutl made the (mm llrlllllll

flight from Mitchell Field, New “l York, was overturned ivliiie ut- tclnptiui: a landing on tin,- luwll “l flying field. l’

Heavyweight Match be Is Called Off

(Canadian Press) NEW YORK, Nov. i-i.

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fracture. Sharkcy wilii

(Island Boys At .

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Toronto Winter Fair

(Special to the Guardian) MONTREAL, Nov. 14. -- A party

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Canadian National Railways. To- MW “ml Lmlmgmd “w” w" “m”

square.

wrecked buildings. streets flooded by broken water drains and hung-

budies within Tlew-‘illfll-Iflluilell lit the scone said they counted 20 (ii-m: and Wfflltklftl houses.

Assismm Secrmi interest i_|i Armistice Day falling off‘

Silntiili leaving‘ wreaths and

the occasion was y until Saturday,

Tm “'11s ihcuvywclililt mutt-h sriledulcli iTllN we” "i" WW" Will- iit Jiutlisnn Suuurc (iardcu “HI lll" Wll" lluVu h

zumamL cession in (iocklnml y the Output for, it'll-s called oft‘ today as ti result of‘ m“ l“! "llllll da is worth $50,-.‘Ill1 illlufy to Sharkvyki left. hands d°°k lflllilrfll‘! W00 lost their Pvt-s

has Examination ill Boston today rn- ping vealed a

LONDON. ranging in age from .\iall's Berlin thirteen to seventeen years. champ- report is t-un

an {IPCZI one null-r m“ 130.000 wnrkulug M1,. wont into nlania as dry as the United States"

~ 1 '. .ff 1.‘ t i cult-- is called for in a‘bill which will be renfgi? ‘m, .°,,,[,’,'l§t,-va of‘ Tinhol- introduced in parliament shortly 0:1 during the weekend having failed. P611111! 0f the 3233:1310 (gggegnngyol The Tobacco Workers [Inioll is tic- ll» 9'5 sums m,“ Lbyér Wm be ab mandlni: a fifti-t-n pcrtzcnt wage ‘iu- ltgwévtéiiyytggfsand. or Dummy an?!“ lollllnlllfilrnlll “lllillplllgguflifllilif tion with a gradual reduction in the Vlfl" cos w: c n: e M“. ~ _ tn d f aist rthai thr- llgrt-eiilirlli on til-r number of bms um“ a m en 0

present scale of wines huids until wel": years will disappear‘

lilurr-h .'il. i028, E I , Think Hidden War

iiampercd in work of rescue by

l: electric wires, police and fire- eii ltzllnptitl a part of tho dovaa" let‘ zirca, 'i‘h-y |'('(‘(lVt*.rnd set/on u fcw minutvzs an~i

in streets

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Court Decrees Un- seating Must Stand

(Canadian Press) new YORK, Nor. 14. - A hid- ,, ‘den war mine, reaching the sur- lll“ lace of the sea off Barnegate "Km alter ten years, may have 08115001 the explosion which ripped the bOWS of the tanker Beta, Friday, Captain

In Armistice Day

(Special to the LONDON, Nut‘.

(Canadian Press) 'l‘()it()N’i‘(), Nov. 1-1. (‘curt of Appeal today il(:('.l'L‘('(T thni illt- unsezitint: of .\i, A. 11 (Jalluln. Progrl siro (‘illlillllillt- ill South

Guardian.) LIA-So fur from