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CHARLOTTETOWN. CANADA. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30. 1930-

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TRAFFIC FATALITY AT KEHSIHGTOH,

BUMPEIITIIIN H Hill Y A T

One Thousand See Sec- ond Day’s Judging-

Difficulty In Making»

Awards.

very heavy competition was evi- wnced in the second day‘s judgng at he Fox Show. the accommodations in the judging pavilion being taxed to capacity.

In almost every section Judges Ikfonlcley. Steulart and Taylor had almeulw in making awards. In the Dark Medium mole pup section, the honors were contested with particu- lar bitterness. On: of the judges stated that the foxor» of Mr. John A. Lee. and of McKinnon at McLurel which captured lrst and second‘ places respectively, were the best animals he had eve: handled.

Yesterday saw the largest attend- ance so far at the show. One thous- and visitors were admitted during the iay.

Sec. 3—Adult Male Edwin C. Johnston. Wellington McNeill.

W. "K. Rogers. Arthur Mutch. A. G. Kennedy. A. C, Wood.

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xNNflUNCEMENTS.

CUMlNb EVENTS. MEETINGS arcs. "Furs remodeled. repaired, relined,

Mrs, Davlson, 170 Prince Street. 7830-10-25-6;

"Borden Line Club loading hogs, lambs. calves. at Albany, Thursday, Oct. 30th. Hours l2 to 3.

7930-10-29-2i

"Dr. Clift, B‘. Fitzroy Street. Charlottetown, Phone 879. Chronic maladies prevented and cured at home, where they originate.

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"Buying live poultry at Mt. Al- bion StationFriday morning. October 3i. 8,30 to 10.30. Empty crop. F, R. Pendletnn and lineman Jenkins.

7940-10-30-11.

"Halloween Supper and other at- zractioiis in Uigg School Hall Thurs- 1113‘. October 30th. Admission 35c and 7937-10-30-11.

"Come to Chicken Supper in ifflpllud Hail, Friday. Oct. 3i. Pro- ceeds in aid of St. Johns W, A.

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"Don't miss the Halloween Dance 2nd Box Social in Morcll Village 11:11, October 31st, in aid of rink.

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“Burns flight-Zion Church Hall Dr, A.sh:iown~Choir. Thurs- . 8 o'clock. Rev. Legato. Chair- 31: . 7912-10-23-21.

"A Whlst at Hope River Hall Thursday. October 30th. Lunch will zl= served. Come one, come all.

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“Thanksgiving Banquet by the la- ik‘: of Vernon River parish in C. M. B. A. l-lall, Vernon River. on Monday 55v. 10th. 7778-l0-23-25-28-30-4i

"W~ will be buying dressed hogs rzlh organs out at Kensington frcml F? it.’ morning until soturda? It

.'l'."“l. Good prices. (Sgdn Peter Mc- l-"lh. d: Son. 7881-10-28-31. ‘ ‘Kelly's Cross-Big Hellowebn

F1vzrtalnmcnt. and Basket Social at l'T'-‘lv's Cross Hall Thursday. 30th- Flii’ talent assisting program. Wltch "' big door prize: and lucky chill’. £22.05 with baskets free, 1B66-l0-IB-Si.

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V; r ' “aw l-fnll. Supper from 0 to 9.‘ -. not fine, first line night following. 7872-10-28-80-Nov.l-3i.

v "flallows-‘en Tea in Parish Hall. "rzw Rivzr. Wednesday evening. 5th. beginning at 5 o'clock.

l“? .—. fishing pond, bingo and other llmuscments. ‘\. 7002-10-20-30-Nov 1-8-4-5-61

Imperial Oil Co. Reduce Price Of Gasoline

ST. JOHN, Oct. Zm-Annoulce. meutwaamade lut evening by the M" mlllllemenf. of the Imperial °ll Company 0! Canada. um word had been received from the held office in Toronto to reduce the retail price of refined oil and all gasoline: by one cent l. gallon in this province.

This I: in accordance with l Canadian Prose dcepatch stating that the compo y was making l, similar cut in all provinces with go exception of Bflflgh Colum-

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Under the new ruling. the n. fall price of standard gasoline: should be 28 cents per gallon. ethyl 31 cents per gallon, and 30 cents per gallon for kerosene oil.

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(Canadian Press)

‘DORJONTO. lOnt-. Oct. zit-One Liberal gain from the. Conservatives and three Conservative seats un- changed was the result today of the four by-elections for seats in thq on. tario legislature made vacant by death or resignation of members. Lanark South. Nipissing and Perth South, elected Conservative govern- ment‘ candidates. while Waterloo South was l ‘named balm Liberals. With the results of the by-electlons the parties in the legislature will stand as follows: Conservatives 8B. Liberals 14, Progressives 4. United Farmers l. Liberal Progressive 3. In- dependent Conservatives 2. Total 112.

Waterloo South was the surprise of the day. While the Liberal Progres- sive candidate in Perth south had been conceded a chance to win it was generally expected the Government would hold the seat. Two hours alter the polls closed it was announced that M, M, Donald. the Conservative candidate in Waterloo South had a majority of nearly 900 and his elect- ion practically assured. Results from late reprinting rural polls turned the tide. however. and the latest figur- es tonight gave N, O. Hips]. Liberal. a majority of '14 with e. prospect of an increase to 150.

Reorganization

Of B. C. Cabinet Completed

VICTORIA. B. C. Ott. 29—Reor- ganlr-itlon of the Cabinet of Prem- ler S. F‘. Tolmie was completed to- day with the swearing in of the re- arranged elate before the Lieut. Governor, Hon. R. R. Bnloc. The rc-

ongonizetion was along the lin- e: indicated yesterday. Follow- ing the request yesterday by the

Premier to every member of his cab- inet. to send in their resignations. all were received by this morning. and the ceremony at Government House completed the changes.

Hon. F. B. Burden retires from the Government, and his place as Minister of Lands is token by Hon. N. S. fmigheed. former Mimtor of Public Works. Hon. R. W. Bruhn. former President of the Council. takes the portfolio of Public Works. Hon W. C. Shelly. former Minister of Finance becomes President of the Council. Hon. W. J. Jones, former speaker of the Legislature, becomes Minister 0f Finance. It is rumored that Mr Burden will go to London l: agent general for the province zuc- ceeding P‘. A. Pauline.

LONDON, Oct. ll-Tbg Brit- ish Government bu made" repre- sentations to Soviet Illllln that the Moscow Gvvua ment bu not been observing Ila pledge against propaganda exchanged between the two countries on the munit- lou of relations.

Famous Pilot Is Wed l

Ion. ll shown ABOVE with his bride

marriage at Coytosvllle. N. J.

Ben-lot Baleben. pilot to Rear Admiral Byrd 0n lib South Polar biped“.

Nfifwly- ihe xlfl i0 Bllchens boyhood romance. following his recent

farmer Miss Emmy Soerlie of Oslo.

DeposedPresidcnt Refugee At The Mexican Em bass y

lSpecial to The Guardlanl MEXICO CITY, Oct. Zl-Dr. Washington Luis. depend president of Brazil, is a refuge: at the Mexico

from the most rel able sources. The Mexico Ambassador Alfonso Rois.

tlonary adminstratlon, arc under the protection of the Mexican flag.

Solloway And Mills Pay

. Large Fines

(Canldian Press)

TORONTO. Ont... Oct, Zil-V/‘itiiiil an hour after they had pleaded guilty to a charge cf "gaming in stocks" Isaac W. C. Sallovsa; and‘ Harvey Mills. p-rt in the dzlunst; brokerage cuucrn 112L211; the samef name. paid lines totalling szsooao: imposed by Mr. Justice Jeffrey in the criminal usizas today. Origin, ally indicted’ in the Ontario Court on three counts in connection w. F the stock market operations-comply- l acy t.) defraud the publlr, conspiiw‘ lacy to effect the marks‘. prises of- etociu end gaming in s‘ocl:.i-—lh':l brokers. with the consent of W. N.l Tllley, K. C.. special crcvn prorev’ utor, pleaded guilty to the third charge referred to in stcsk mzrkoti parlance as "bucketmg" and his, lordship immediately lmpczed sent-l enoes. Solloway, the. senior partnefgl was ordered to pay $200.00’) and Mills 350.000. Mr. Justize Jeffrey stated‘ that in lie“.- of pending new nct-‘nn in the Alberta courts on counts one and two in the indictment he would, not impose a prison sentence. Onf June 3 at Calgary. flnod 8225.000 and sentenced to four months in Jail by Mr. Justlre ‘Ive- while his partner urns fined Sflflivn and sentenced to one month in Jail,

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Embassy at Rio Janeiro, it i; lcarnccl l atoll today by police. llhe origin of leaflets distributed at

has notified the dean of the Cllplfl’, will be murdered very 5110313.;- matio corps at the Bfbzllllll Cibififil; leatlets also advocated the spread of that the former president. as well as SEVEN! flemDflWYY-‘iifi “'50 8T3 030- l have resulted in attsrnpt: to assassin-

sidered enemies cf the new T0‘.‘C1‘J-_.

LONDON, Ozt. 29—~Cu.pt:l‘n J. .Er:'cl Pcyd, cud Lieutenant Harry l‘. Connor. Canadian and United

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(Special to The Guardkn) BOMBAY, India, Oct. 23.—A threat Qon the lfe of Lcrd Irwin. the Vice- lroy. and propaganda lcr a “regn of lterror“ in India were being investig- They sought

Ahmedabeb saying that "Lord Irwin The terrorism methods which recently ate various Britsh ofliclals in India. It was recalled that several attempts had been made on offlciels at Cal- cutta and two men recently were fired on by guards when they et- tempted to enter the government house under cover of darkness.

Boyd And Connor Will Tour Europe

Ctztcs flyers who re:en:1;,l lie-l‘ the ms. felons Columbia from New- foundland to England. will leave to- icirc-v on an European flight, The all-men plan to make their first stop at Berlin but may alter their acted- ule tomorrow and stop at Cologne. Presey, plans call for other stops atFriedricbshafen. AR£t6fdlm.B!'il;_ s:lis, Paris and back to London.

Branch Factories

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Opinion of Railway Commissioners vary On Application of . Halifax H a r b o r Commission.

(Canadian Prue) OTTAWA. 0nt,, Oct. ill-A nega-l tive decision by Commissioners‘ Thomas Vien and J. A. Stonehamz, suggestion of an alternative rate by,

Calvin Lawrence: and an amrmative, opinion by Chief Commissioner H. A.’ McKeowl-i and T. C. Norris divided‘ the Board of Railway Commissioners‘ m“ in their judgment on the application ’ [mm Chintz’. Agcnflgfily’ “kn” . . . l . who is now of the Halifax Harbor Commission hum,‘ United church" l“ u‘ t for a rail rate adjustment on east-l e we!‘ bound grain, This is made clear from F the documents made public here t/swE I G H T day and which contain the three. varying opinions. The Halifax Harbor Commissionl -—-—~ asked for an order of the board libcclal t0 The Guardian directing that the present grain ma“ PARIs, Oct. 29.-—At least eight from Port Arthur. Fort William and Persons were reported killed and Armstrong to‘ Halifax. of 21.30 cents? thirty injured in the wreck of the per bushel on wheat and 20.40 cents GEMVfl-Bvfdcfiux express train near per bushel, on other grains be dis- Pcrigueux. France. today, First re- allowel-l. In their place it was asked‘ Polls slid that eight bodies had been that e. tariff be substituted of ll..6l"°°°"°1“3d- The train was reported cents per bushel on all grain and "Bvflllll; 5° miles an hour when it that the present differential of slx- -. “'35 demiled- Cal's Were crushed due tenths of a cent from Montreal and, t° the 5P9“ all which thc express was Quebec on grain and flour to Halifax‘ “rflemni- Th5 lhlllrcd Were remov- be continued. The present rate to‘ ed l° 1105911115 in Pcrigueux, As the Halifax l; based on the all-rail rate‘. "lures-i if“ an International tram. it to Montreal plus the six-tenths of a l Si! thought that ofllcials from the pent cllflelncntial. This works out at ca?“ cf Niliml-‘i a! Gcncva. or 21.30 cents a bushel on wheat sndl mmllmenl" Persms "Elwin? 011 thc 20.40 cents on other ‘grains. How-l 5:115:19"?- 018M 11.1" be?“ 3310118 ever. a special rate of 11 cents per} e 3559x1591?‘ bushel all rail was granted to Quebec’ in a finding made some time ago. T E ' vrmc Halifax asked was um thisl special rate plus the .6 cents be the’! o stabhsh all rail rate to Halifax on the basis ' ' of hundredweight rather than bush-l cotton M l” els on which most of the argument was submitted. The present rate to In Qllebefl Halifax is 35%.’? or one cent per cwtl above the all rail rate to Montreal. " What ulna asked was 19.34 cents per ‘Qmdieh Pmsl cllt. or one cent more than the Arm-v AICNTREAL- Quf- Ofii- Z9--Il- was strong to Quebec rate.

and woollen blankets ha; decided m establish a cotton manufacturing

Difficulties Re

Broadcasting

eastern townships site this week in connection with the development. Mr. Whitman stated the type of

(By George Hnmbleton. Canadian bunk!“ mwibi’ FM firm had not

Pres star: Correspondent) Plfliwfili‘ W" manufactured LONDON Om 29__T°day was l Canada, Sufficient tariff prQtectLon clay of sub-committees at the Imper- “aflim ‘h! mlfllmfllt WIS Blvcll ial Conference. The committee on}byw' ‘Wlitemm “the dPCidiHZ f“- ccmmunicatlons which has becn con- m’ l" Persui/iml l!" wmplml’ to sidering the erection of an Elnpire broadcasting station encounzered whlmmm “mill °f NW‘ F-‘llll-flfld both financial and technical cliffi- ‘principal "filers (‘Y ill" mill. were or- culties. The cast of the central sta-ilgmalll’ "Qm N?" $951M.

tion. which would l» built in Eng-

land. is estimated at 40.000 pounds‘, ' ::'.:.“:..'i::l Moving 0f 6w! l§.°?.'.l°'i.“§.§l’.il ‘QLJIZ 531ml? ii? F rvm Maritimes constructed at l. number cf polntsl UnderExperirnent

to ensure proper reception. The ideal

would be to broadcast a regular radio

programme. including news bulletins.‘ —--—

through the Empire. According to‘ OTTAWA- 011M Oil ‘lib-Dunn!’ the close of the St. Laurence navi- gation season: of 1925-29 and 1929-

the skeletonizecl plan already sub- mitted there would be four separate

‘mm ‘h, Dominion gnd the Q15 experimental movemen: authorised OGunt-rjt- would have devoted u; by the Dominion Government in lllavcr 1925. This movement

it the early morning hours so that‘ the programme would arrive before-

(George Hamblcbsm, Clnadlan Press sum (‘orrcspondeuil l IDNDOBY. Oct. 29. -'§i3?l. H. R! f-“ovcns Canwdlan Mu lste-z o.‘ Trade and Commerce in Landon for the. fmpofal Conference has received in-‘

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station that seven‘ British indus-l t..-.ll flmts or.- l-e. . ernr the es- al-Zisfzrnen; o? brand's facflories in s. On.- textlle rowcrn is re- ed t1 have clcrldai on a cits

These sentences were appealed by'ni the Quebec area. Krupp: famous the attorney genre! cf Alberta on German steel firm is also said to be the ground that they were inadequate sending u representative to Canada to and the brokers were remanded on rurvcv the around with a view to

boil pending the out-Come of the de- ‘nelson cstabllshmctit of a Canadian felon of a ‘other court. slant.

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Canadian radio lLszeners had gone tolllme Wm“ i’? "PP" Canada l"- l bed.

nosrox, Oei. 29.-An agree- Bflilisllick» Th" ment under which approximotoly 2M new jobs will be created through the shortening of the work week has been reached by the Bunion and Rhine railroad amt it! mechanical employees lu- aoelatlors, it was announced here

tonight. All seven (lay jobs In rer/iatives gay» lengthy and rom-

lrlcatrl a branch in this country. The

Struck l-iybar; i Dies Oi In j uries

Thomas Donahoe, Kensington, Victim Of Shocking Accident»

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o'clock when Mr. Thomas Donahoe.‘ : while stepping out of a neighborsIP E T I T I n N 1

house on to the main road. was, struck by a passing car. receiving,‘ severe facial and head injuries from} Efforts Being liiade To Discover Who Affixl ed Their Names T

A sad fatality occurred at Ken-

which he later succumbed while bc- l ing driven to the Prince County‘ Hospital. l The driver of the car. Mr. Earl; Comey, Summerside. who was re-‘

turning from Charlottetown at the‘ - . time. did not notice Mr. Donahue: Document _ Calhn until he was directly in front of the Llpgn Bald“7ln to Reg car. The accident followed immecl- Si

lately. gn’

Dr. GlllLS. Kensington, with whom, Mr. Donahoe lived, was hastily sum- moned. mid seeing the serious nature LONDON. 0:1. 29.~Conservativ( of the injuries endeavored to get the. members of Parliament today niadl victim to the Pmice County Hospi- vigorous efforts to discover who ail tal. Mr. Donanoe passed away, how- ed their names to a petition dnf ever, before reaching Summerside. l or; at a party meeting last night calll The remain; were then taken back’ mg upon Rt. Hon. Stanley Ealclv. to Kensington. ‘former Prime Munster to reszgn ti} 0n receiving news of the accident leadership. when Col, John Grstto ' Police Commissioner ‘Iralnor motor- number 1mm the Burton d-,v1_=,~,<n ed last night w Kenslllston Iwml Staffordshire. who was 511d to ha Charlottetown to investigate. COPOTI-‘ffiesidéd at the meeting which dr er D1» Tallinn. Summerside, also, up the down-lent Q31" mum drove to Kensington and arranged: nan-lame 01 5g, Albanggh. gm” for the holding of an inquest at 10! Eyrgg 51911311, chief Wny come“ O'€10C1< 11115 "Wfning- ative whip and others. disslam The late Mr. Donahoe was about‘ any pa“ m [he demand upon cwhll’ F6515 05 B13!- He “'35 a “1d°“"~ Baldwin. Various others were under er, lnchout fanplls", lstood to be considering mm posslbil in. Donahue had some to Sum; m» of takxlg some legal action 111d mcrsicie on business yesterday molxi- mange“ was displayed pflmmmtli i118. returning W KemlnBw" 0n l?! “nth the names of forty four supoos afternoon lltney. Previous to the ao-lslgnem many o; them conspmmu cldcnl» 11c 115101 be?“ "ism"! 11° thQlCOHSBTYJIlYE leaders lTl almost th‘ hflusc 0f a 11818111101? M?» GWYEY- Bind l entire Brlhsh press this fcrerlcvonl had left this house and was stepping‘ Co,‘ Grand“ prompm. declared m‘ on to the road when the accldent_ 19pm; "lmauthorized and “accurate occured- fend on. r-l-eemanul- in an altar The decals“ “'55 a Pr°n1359m' dfillVefdd later in the daf.’ said h

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mill It Grmbr. Que. n. c. Whit-man. l d" deal“ president of the company. Visited the 3 its‘ very deeply-

lllember 01 ‘he C-M-B-A- and had "'21s not even present at tile meetinQ

1mm” h!" ‘Mia-F that the Esrnond l a-ttendm the banquet E-"m b3" that Nc statement via: forthcoming troll Hills of Esmond. R. 1.. a leading U“. association in Summcrslde on Mon- M; 33161111.,‘ ited States mgnugugurer o; 00mm l day night. I-le was highly esteemed by l

many friends and acqualntanczc‘

throughout the County and his sud-l FRIEDRICHSHAFEX Ggmmny

l . has stirred the commun-l o" 23,__-nu, Sh" of the huge passenger plane DO-X cn tfi l Trans-oceanic flight m the

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hum-g of bl-qndcaggmg, and ggnadgi30 Meritunc coal was moved w the llfvfihfid H011 on“; u, um difference m "m: bk central provinces by rail under the] Ml‘ 0! Pl-‘lli-Cfics» in "Si-Yd i0 ‘~03 d1!‘

pgr- operating on that shore for trans- mitted coal shipmenm from Marl- porting fish in Pcrt Hawkesburl‘.

rate of $3.00 for Nova Scnfian coaLvl-famer declared was already subsid- azlri $2.10 for coal hauled from Newwzerl by.’ the Government to the ex- Government con- ten~ cl $1.975 per month for each; ltracted with the railway companies vessel. to defray the difference in cost be- made it impossible for the ilshermcn twveen the lest rate and the actuslito mcct expenses involved in lvuffuli‘. shows cut-of-uockct evpenza: of the rail- bait. gasoline, lines and supplxes. trays, this t/n be determined by the Port Dover fishermen. he said. nlust lT-mrd of Raillvay commlsslonel-slplly the charge. although less than Tcdey the Board heard the else for right milcs 11'0"! GENO. which i5 BX- tomorrow morning at 4.31, the railway companies. whose rep- cmpt from such a rate.

United States has been tenta- tively sci for Nov. l2. from Lia- bon. Under this arrangement 1.5g DC-X will leave for Amsterdam enrout/r to Lisbon on Nov. 2,

Fish Differential Rate In Dispute

AbITIG-ONISH. N. S.. Oct 29~In- sisting that an average return for, fish of one and one-quarter cents a psund does not afford them a llflllg: wage. fishermens federations of the.‘ eastern shore. from Drum Head to, Canso, have expressed unwiillngztess‘ to contract debts in order to 0U!!!‘ boats for fall fishing unless there is. some improvement in price. ac:ord-_ mg to Dr. Richard Hamel‘, central secretary of the Unrcd Maritime‘ Fishermen, who met the fishermen; at a. series of mas gatherings to cr-, quaint himself with the winter out-_ 130k in that locality", 1

Following representations by cglt‘. lvcal unions, Dr. Homer has ap-v E. N. Rhodes. lvllnls-

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