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LONDON, Oct. 28.-—'l‘he valedic- (Dry warning given by G. T. Milne, the senior British Trade Commis- sioner in Canada, that Britain was

being ousted-from the Canadians!

"where any overseas Government, Doml-nionor Provincial, is anxious to promote industries within its borders, we here can probably be nsiderdble assistance. There

market hy-thle United States, part- are many fl-rlns in this country who 1y owing to the former's failure to are following the establishment of

establish branch factories and dis- tributing establishments in ‘Caua- terost.

home .i.ndust.ries overseas with in- l can assure you that there

, do, seems to have caused some per- is an amount of interest taken in

tarbatlon -in trade circles here.

the Canadian market which would

The secretary oi the powerful fed- surprise some critics" of the British

elation .0! British industries has

manufacturer if its full extent were

‘written to F. C. Wade, Agent-Gen- known."

_' ml of British Columbia to state

loss “of Foot or Dtlllll

the llllly._‘lllternutive_

(Special to Tnb Guardian.) 8'1‘. CIATHABINE, Ont, Oct. 8. —Whéi1 his left foul became firm- ly wedged in s frog on the Wel-

,- .lan_d ship canal construction rail- - way at Tllorold, 16 year old Will- " ism Speck, Thor-old, yesterday was

' faced with the alternative of death

or_ of having his foot ground off.

rs‘ the construction train was ‘right upon him, and the train _- crow did not see his plight, He

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chose the loss of "a. foot. and throw inghimself "away from the track, the entire" train passed over his foot, crush-lug it -to a pulp. Spock's foot was amputated at the Canal Hospital, and in spite of tire ter- ri-ple shoclnJt is believed he will SllfYlwJ ‘ _ " '

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its illust Travel Dry

(Qpecill to The Guardian.)

NEW YORK. Oct. 28. —Unltetl States steamships cannot carry or ~ell llqnorJ-xi any part of the world federal Jud-gs Hand held today in a decision dismissing the suit of two United States lSteamshlp Compan- ies to enioin enforcement of the Daugherty prohibition ruling.

e ruling was lalld down in a decision supplementary to the. one rendered on Monday, dismissing lhe application or foreign ship lines attacking the validity oi ‘thc Daugherty ‘holdingtbat no ship

could enter or clear from a United ed

States port with liquor on board. -_-----.on-—-

cuuuuustusrtculs

JtATIIBu-n-Illc. per lino nel- any. 9c. bor lineqpecqgiay for. days or over. llhI pl!‘ l? fill’ dly oi‘ over. on rs was. o a line. mun- bl 5 ng-uron lnoltlll legit-z," coun-zirc- uns I01’ . o: o! lcuun or cash. all» I form; pill‘ of ad. and must be paid fr‘. Ipeci l Rates l-‘urnls e Boom a . 6a for seven words for one was . Situation wsficd, rol- Ioveb words. 60c per W6 I .

_ _,,,-,, ,,.- _____...,._._______.- “FOR SAL-E 2 GOOD ‘MILK COWS P. l6.- Murray, Bitidalhane.

ii-ii-q uaoanoene can, s; AGOOMMO dated at 4a motorist. ‘ . tl

rwalii-‘Eb sxefilllrdbso MAID

tor general housework. Small family. Apply 127 Upper Prince Si.’ ' .

ritflngrlgddls and it condiglon. an ‘l! sack Lgadwe -

zoo a llhiflond W! 9i

llllffu: vision‘ wlio lobirjby mimic thsshtlolioofl tll eaters train on Oct. @- cmntn nlosos" with the station Agent, c-at Mberton and rebels!‘ thelrown.

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l Latest Bulletins lu Brief ‘

NEW YlOR/K. Oct ZiJ-George Baish, British flnanc-ier, sailed for home to contest Glasgow seat in parliament with Premier Boner laaw.

PH IA, Oct 29—-Ralph Green regained National Pocket Billiard Championship 'by defeat- ing Henry Allen, Kansas City, 45 to 270.

WASHINGTON. Oqt. - 29.—-ltal- {an eutbns-sy issued a statement declaring reports. that disturbances are threatening in jtaly, have been circulated in" America for mall ions , , "

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FEW YORK, Oct. 20.4- Lizzie D. a seventy two foot steam light- er with twelve me_n missing, nine days. "Last reported flf-ty miles east of Fire Island, light ship and drifting south-east.

DAINVILLE, Ky. Oct. 29.- ‘Quarterlbnck Covington of Center [College sets record by successful- ly kicking six fields goals in foot- orli-l gamc with Louisville Univer- s ty. "

‘ROME. Oct ZB-King Hector Emmanuel further lntrsnched him- self with hlsl people by refusing to sign a degree declaring s. state of siege throughout Italy. H's declar- ed such measures were antiquat-

tobnnolN. Oct zo-utaparatlons commission going to Germany" to determine definitely what" Ger- many sctualby can do in the way of meeting reparation obligations. They intend not to make threats of force according to statements in official quarters.

PHHlDAlDHIAPll-IJDA, Oct 29-4. P. Evaret. expert accountant is dead llnd his wife not expected to "=- cover from eatlng- . lsoned cake sent them through the mails. in- veglflllllltlOii has disclosed no clue of source. '

, 415mg, Rome, Oct. 2D.-—-ll€'p0l‘tii from all llallnn preview! llldlflle that Order ls being mslutelflrd 9X" cept in isolated cases. The Facts Cabinet, despite reelsfleillm . l” “M”: premuflonapy . pressures. Ezscinti lluve occupied some nub- lio offices and the cornmsndsrhss ordered chiefs oi movements t0 assemble for instructions. -

ATHENS, Oct. ilfl.-~—Prinlac And- in Athenian . mam. r-lonjawaltlnl HD9011“ “mlfl-llmm" which will investigate charge that he disoboyed general staff orders in. Aslt-lldinor concernlnfi 08m“ pslgn. He issued statement deny- ing the articulation".

. NIIW YORK, Oct. 29.-—.,~l-la.rl'¥ Friedman illrs the man who bee“; jdisi-Dfflbklfll bridge. paid sinus hundred dollar: ‘forggimm gpqgn A; "ipnmfl, non .

corner is she fflWfillltlblfldl b“!

-~--_ whit-xiii ' ' >03“. gg-elfedoral o" uses tacooo aboard steamer

rt is - gvostn- or about:

obisls cargo ever brought timtlfsennt- u-r-Q g ‘ -. . . ‘" ‘

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of Industries’ Federation‘ Says _ They Can Probably be of Considerable Assistance if Any Government in Can-

, so " ho place did Foirffiiian learned a " ’ ' n‘, n‘

Qregonia cite attire; . ‘up ~ " the alibi ibhgmldjisls ue

" ‘ll m 1mm lne

every $20 club of subscriptions se- cured this week. All subscriptions turned in since the close of the lepun maneq r9140 ems qnla‘ ass] this weeks club offer.

This is positively the last extra vote offer that will be given. Dur- ing the last week oi the campaign only the regular vote schedule will be in effect. ‘

This should be a real week with

Rive their subscriptions NOW. N0 other opportunity will be present- ed in the way of extra votes of any kind.

‘The competition for the $100 Ex tra prize ends next Saturday night. Someone must win the extra hund

now to be the happy winner. ‘One wee-k from next Saturday

collect every possible promisebe fore the end of this week.

HOW THE CONTEST WILL BE . CLOSED .

During the last week of the campaign a sealed ballot box will be 1\1d-. This box is‘belng mad" specially for the occasion. The only opening will be a slit in the top large enough to put envelopes through. Each contestant must

Furl viz-s . y Clubs all This With ma... for $775M Prize 1hr. i"...

Saturday night —_Cr'eat Campaign Comes to a Close Week From Saturday. ~

d00,000 extra votes on each and

the candidates. Subscribers should

‘red-why not help your candidate

night brings to an end the great campaign. Just a few days more-—

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place his or her subscription or- ders and money in envelopes, seal- ed. and deposit same in the lbul- lot box. No one but the candidate will know what she or he depu- sits in, the. box dur-in the last week. This method is lug, used to insure secrecy. The Judges, whose names will beannounccd in a day or so, will cut open the box and make the count. This ls the fairest possible method "that could be‘ devised for the protec- tion of the candidates. An honest deal to all is the policy of Tile Guardian. ,

HOW MANY- CLUBS THIS WEEK?

. Everylrandldote should make up thetirmllnd night now to secure a certain number of $20 clubs be- fore next Saturday night. Set your mark high—-and then double it if, you can. Thousafids of people throughout the Island are ready to give their subscriptions. Show them you are a real daad-ln-earu- est candidate. Become enthusias-

tic and. your friends will all become enthusiastic too. Every body loves a hust- ler. [Real action will‘ count for

more now than" at ‘any time in the campaign. Get into higll speed and you ‘will surprise yourself.

f HUSTLE! l-LUSTLELi-IUSTLE!

Twenty-Two Lost t

Fi hug gVes i (Special to The Guardian.)

1ST. JOHNS ‘Nfldn Oct. 2S. -- Twenty ‘rwFmcn were inst with tlventy-six dot-lea guess fishing vessel (name known) during the north Atlantic gale of three weeks ago, accord- ing to the French steam trawler Fleulrus, here from the Grand Dun rs. The trawler stated that the inews reached her indirectly. The Pontuguose vessel, it was stated. [remained on the fishing ‘grounds -f0r several days in the hope of lfinding at least some of the miss-

|ing men, but finally gave up the

Psaarcli and made for Portugal lvlth {barely enough crew to work the vessel buck. -

Little hope is entertained here that any of ‘tho fishermen were saved as it is thought they would have been heard from fbefore this.

constitutes one of the worst fro. sedles of the Grand Banks.

9M1!‘ Represents-lacs‘ At Peg Conference

l

(8peolil to The Guardian.) ATHENS, Oct. DEL-Greece will be represented at tho Latlsanng hence conference on Near Eastern "m"?! bvher former Venizelos. and the Greek ministers to Lun- dcii and Psrls, it learned here today. General ’ Masanalrls wiu- attend

the peace conference as the Grecian military expert. The British French. and 113mm

ministers to‘ Athens handed Greece's invitation to attend the Lausanne conference to the for- eign minister mstenlzly.

.

\ ‘ a g tway ,_i$-.llll|lllCS - Mr. J. A. Messetvey on Sstur. day sent the following telesramio the Minister of Hallways. Charlottetown. Oct 2a. Mrlnlster of Railway and Ognnig lOtttawa. , Car Ferry convlfiues early trip only next week from Cape Tormsn tine» and discontinue latarrl . A's a result passengbrs, sedan is ar-

from n Portu- un-

was definitely.

Lewis ' llepulllaud By Diitrict Nu. U. ill-W. of Sydney

Ifioeclal to The Guardian.)

(Special to The Guardian.)

LONDON. Oct. 28. -—T»hc elec- tion campaign bas now reached a stage where there is such a nuln- ber ot‘ political speeches and an- nouncements that it is becoming almost a physical impossibility for the newspapers either to report or follow them. iflerbert Asquith. former ‘Premier, and Winston Spencer Churchill, ‘Colonial Secre- tury in the Lloyd George cabinet, were the two principal figures en- gaging attention today. Mr. Asquith, who had been rather slow in getting into action, delivered his first important campaign speech at Pcterborough. His address was devoted cliiefly lo criticizing the ‘Coalition government's shortcom- ings and the new Bonar Law Min- istry. “We have today the un- usual spectacle of two authors of coalition, Lloyd flenrge and Bcnar Law, writing rival eplltaphs to carry upon its torn/b," declared Mr Asquith.

Bonar Law's Policy.

The speaker described the two wings of the coalition and hitherto in the salne stable as now separat- ed, ‘but still neigbing wistfully ovcr thc temporary paling separat- ing them. i-ie alluded to Reginald iMcKenna. former chancellor of the Exchequer and now director of the Lcurlon City and Midland Bunk, as the slxtll party ill the election and declared llc xvas sur- prised to [ind him on a Tory plat- form. Mr. Bunar ‘Law's policy was characterized as "when not negative gelatinous."

‘Referring to the Lnborltc manl- fcrzto, Mr. Asquith szlid that Labor on many questions spoke almost

SYDNEY. N.S., Oct. Zfir-Whe ther the United Mine Workers-of America- will revoke-the charter or

tivitlcs. now rests entirely in thel hands of International President,- Jolln L. Lewis, according tn Silby Barrett, who returned today from Indianapolis headquarters.

Mr. Barrett reported that Mr. Lewis refused ‘to recognize Ale". Stewart who (lsfeu-ted Barrett for the international Boa-rd nlcmbcr- ship in the election nf August i5. and suid ho- would, therefore, con- tinue to carry recognized by the executive lmnrd

Some time ago international

tion of the Truro convention in

he loss, if the account lsconeqy, Ila miners with the Red lnternc-lmelY-‘l "OPTIY ‘"7 m“ W“- “ma”

ltionnla of Moscow. _ “District 26 will continue ‘to up-: hold Aler "Stewart and ignore Sil- by Barrett’ doclared District Cec- retary J.B. ‘MacLnchlau today. The men clectedpStclv-art and the cx-- ecutivo will respect their wishes, rather than those of Jolm L. Low- ;l_8." lie-said.

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Mllllllll Law

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But Resciuded

- (Special to The Guardian.)

L . Oct. 28.——Msrtlal low was proclaims d in italy to takc effect at noon today ‘but the pro- clamation was rescinded it ls stat- ed in despatches from ‘the Stefani agency in lRome the semi-official Italian News organization. 1t is explained that the withdrawal or the proclamation is the result ofnn lmpmvemsnlt in the situation.

"ROME, Oct. 28.—- The Cabinet lConhcilbas been in session since midnight in order to receive re- ports from the provinces where the Fasclati movement has taken a sil-bversivadeclsion and to adopt necessary measures to meet the situation.

The csbinsifdecidsd first to ls- sue a proclamation declaring a

rlvillg from unuso states and Montreal by Ocean Limited, must rem-mini " at. - Backvillo; over "nigh-LI and lose another night st Chan; lottetown-tof n1 point! elem-lak- l 37B i-houn" ont-

l us» . unload . ca-

flatter... .

Jilsdi ‘v r§' ‘a 1:‘ '

{flaw-i Wu.’ a e557»? province.

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state ‘or siege in all the provinces begtnnl ‘ at noon today, but ialor this dec ion was modified and a proclaims on was‘ issued urging the public to maintain order in tho face ‘of élteiil-rectlonary attempts

~110Mb}, ct. “w-Thb Italian Illi- lnst lliit proclamation to the peo-

"hugh ‘lll-Isatiou; ufvSclloouer Race

or Nova. Scotia. l headquarters were. reported to be ‘GbOm/‘ESTBR’ considering revoking the chsrIerPJBT-gell? “'35 added today l” the of District 26, ‘because of the no,

Jung"; afgmatmg the New, gflpiruccs for the international fisher-

al institutions.

tion the; thlcltlzens. will remain calm and have ‘confidence in the measures taken for their safety.

King."

. movements havlnl. ‘

with the some voice a-s‘ the Liber-

lals,.but thelrvultimate purpose was l _ _ u.‘ .. - gradual accomplishment of ormni- G zlsgolv. _ District 26 for alleged ltd ac emcrpflse byhnm

zed control of state G‘V_('l‘ o greater part if not the

llvimle, oi‘ the industrial field.

ills own party, Mr. Asquith ric- scriherl as “tow in number-voices crying in the wilrlerncss-alcridcci lin til-bate and overwhelmed ill thc

division lobbies."

Former Premier Alquith Spoke at Pelerborough and Winston Churchill issues Manifesto.

I But, he added, ‘fthey fought on and challenged any other party wlith their record."

Mr. Churchill's Manifesto. ‘Mr. Churchill is still confined to

,hed in consequence Qt‘ an operation for appendicitis and although re-

‘ccvering he lmebeen obliged to en- ltrust his campaign in Dundee to ‘others. Today he issued his

manifesto, considered in political circles the most breezy that has yet appeared, containing biting phrases at the expense of the Con- servatives who smashed tile Coali- ‘lion. Notable in the manifesto is iMr. Churchill's declaration that a ‘centre party such: as his chief David Lloyd George, is credited to aspiring to create, is in his opin- ion, needless.

lMr. Churchill declares himself a Liberal and free ‘trader, but says he is willing to kocp with progres- sive unionist elements if this should he necessary to counteract what he terms the predatory and contiscntory policy of thc Socialist Party.

A reference is made by Mr. Churchill to fact that thc Bonar Law ministry is the first pure Con- servative ministry since Sill-ls- bury’s administration in 1885.

Lt was during this period that the secession of a part of the Llh eral Party occurred over Glad- stone's home rule zfor Ireland bill ;nnd since that time whenever a (lcnservative sminls-ter has been in power, it always has had an infus- ion fl-nm those seceding Liberals clt-iletl Liberal Linionists.

Ovation For Lloyd George.

Mr. Lloyd George today deliver- crl ‘addresses while on his ‘way to ‘He was given an ova- tion by thc University students and crowds of townspeople at the sta- tion at Glasgow where tomorrow he will deliver n speech. Austen Chamberlain, ‘Chancciior of thc Exchequer in the Lloyd George cabinet spoke tn his constituents in llirlningbam tonight.

lfragedv Added to Feu-

(Special to The Guardian.) lMusa, Oct. ~28.

list of sensational incidents which have marked the prrxccas 0i’ U10

ihe dead body oi‘ Captain “Bertie” -Memone. 35 and married. oi ‘Lun- enburg, n. member 6f the champion Bluenoscs crew, was found in a dock, back of the Olympia Tllcntrc this city. A hurried investigation showoll. it was stated. that thc

Canada Won Three - 0ut oi Six Prizes luilpple Exhibit

(Special to The Guardian.) LONDON. Oct. 28.——H. L. Morse of Berwick, N. lS., won first prize in tile dessert class of the applc| cxhibbts at the Show now being held in the Crys-

The Fruit Growers’ Society of Que- bec. won second prize in thc des- sert class.

Canada thus won three out 0i

man hlifl been dead but u short‘ time. The "body ivaa immelliatelyl rushcll ‘to the undertaking estab- lishment where n coroners inquest was uurlerway at two-tlllrty o'clock. Captain Menlone went unborn inst night, with ‘Melbourne Kennedy", a brother member of the champion’: crew. who left llinl to] return to the ship at nine-thirty. No member of the crew had 58ml him alive, it was stated this after- noon since that hour. Nmvfi 0f thc tragedy came as a thunderbolt to all concerned with the series gathered at a luncheon at thc Canadian headquarters. just after] H. aft. Silver hurl made tho nu- nouncement that the Canadians feeling they had fairly and honor-I ably won thc trophy were depart- ing for home today" leaving the! disposition nf the silverware and the prize money held up by PTO" tests made on behalf of America“ challenger. to ‘the Amenican mem- bore of the International commit- tee. CaptainAngus Waiters will return to Nova Scotla with the body instead of aboard the cham- pion schooner.

to the full in order to safeguard the citlsens and free constitution-

"it is the government's-expecta-

"Lopg live Italy. ‘Long live the

h; as their

brhrlncss of ‘tally 0t ‘he

nterruntlvh 0f till state's Ewan and calculated to lunse e country into grave trouble,- the pm u lac-u tblI

mains: of an ilation

or l’! l. l

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in certain _

mimbm" of ex. amt-am 1nd Wlldy Lodges, I O. O. F. ' are requested to moot at the Oddftlewc Hull Tuesday at Mb chirp tb "attbml ttli. NIIIFII- of late retlllr Wlillhi Hillel‘. March d." " v- M rri u wile. W-Felw. W. . “

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Cossiping liver Canadian

six prizes ‘for applesi competition in wh-lcll was open to the ‘whole British Empire. . The announce- ment of thc success of the Cann- klian exhibitors was mndc this aft- ernoon by Sir Grlffltll-Boscawcn. ‘Minister of Health in tho llonnr Law government, former Miinilltcr 0f Agriculture.