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00NOIUI]i0 UN SIITURIJAY .-- -

_ ( p c I o The Guardian.) (Special to The Guardian.)

_ __&_________ O'I'I`-AJWA, Oi_"t. 2.-li<‘lnes aggre- LONDON, October 3.-Following

Eating $600 were imposed ln the iz sudden collapse la.-it night Lortt 1

Irish Situation

Discussed

(Special to The Guardian.)

LONDON, (ict, 2.- --i’i_‘enlier luyd George, with some ml-mbers

Fred Cameron Wins Free-lor-All with Fern ‘Hal `i’°“§”..§i°“”‘.’i’§.‘?’€“’ ’_"“.’°‘ ’"'-“'l“`.“”"“@”§ "°°:>"°““'““"'¥ -if ‘-1-

y Y l’l Y m if U16 Kd . Ulwrl today and .-.ltpi several hours, ai.

'° ' ~ » » three iromlnent lo sl s

with (ii-ui-i'al Sir I-‘red Nevll Muc-

I cal uliyclan --il i .lil tl i_. can - -.1 f _ . _

.Iohn Willard ol Malne Wills 2.24 Mixed vilth wi-~ .~~...- ...mt ...ny =§'i.i5...°...?...’_“.l-`i.21.5"'...`i$‘$li- ‘..':,“.li.'....‘...‘."‘.‘.‘.“lF;i§.¥..._ ;.’.l.."$..“l’.'.i.

Northern Mac. Major $30 in Gold for Drive

We must compliment the inullagc

ment ot the Charlottetown IJ-rlvillg Purk'on their pull with the weath- er man. for not ii single bad day lnarrtd tiir/r Program-me. Saturday afternoon the weather was beaut- ifill and upwards of two thousand people witnessed the fiftll ami fin- nl day's racing. ’ilwo classes were raced, niiinely, the I-‘ree for All Pace, which was won by l-‘ern llul. 2.051-4, owned- by- Dr. -i_l_ .ii_‘MeAl- lister, of -Sussex, N. B., uuil the 2.21 Trot and 2.21 Pace, wllicll -was won by the sensational Northern Mack. owned by T. MI i-loyt_ As the pro- gramme dlld not split up with the exception of one heat in the Free for All it was through early. There \vas no vaudeville on Saturday, the artists hl1ving'to leave Saturday morning in order to carry out an engagement on the mainland. The ollly side show was a contest in strength between ii well-known race promoter ulirl un equally well- kiiown returned soldier. They sett- led it by n pull on what is known as tho “lazy stick" und "Jim" won. This created a good deal of amuse- nlentll as many had not seen this novel method of testing one’»s phy- sical prowess.

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MAJOR D. A. MacKiNNON, D. S. O. wllo won $30 ln gold for driver si-ol-ing uiost points at raves Inst wi-ek_ ‘ilu won Il iirsls and Zi sec- olitls in six _qlaris wllh The lirit- ish Soldier. Di-ck (`_, Willie Sox and Roy Miller. Money piir=;<‘s totalled $1.125. This is li l'cc.'ll'il for li Maritime driver' at ont- uit-ei ing. _

_The Free For All Pace, Purse $500

This race had only four starters.

Lady Graton. Blanch il., and oth- ers -being drawn for various reas- ons_ The race was conceded to be between Fern Hal and Willie Sox for first place, although litany thought that Roy Voio inlglit be good enough io win; and ii ft-w were even sangiline enough to pin their faith on l-’rin<:e Rupert. with the -Montreal driver RI Potvln be- lllnd hlln. W-ith the exception of iii? first heat, wlllcll was won by While Sox, and which, by the way. W” the fastest heat of the race. Fern Jlul was decidedly tho best. She is n remarkable performer, winnlnit Free for Alls with a regularity that -is amazing. .It seems that fill look alike to her.

THE FIRST HEAT. ..

iRoy was acting ll iliilo bad 011 tilt- score but they not sway on the fifth time down, Roy Voio lrflmv- ing right. to the front, Prince Rup- ert on the`ouiside, White Sox tucked in behind Roy and Fern Hal trailing White Sox_ in this WHY they went to the three-quarter pole -wizep Prince -liupert pulled ahead of my-v, White Box following him: Near 'the turn into the home ,,m.t¢h 50; -paced very fwst around prthhh Rupert _und came flying through the stretch, the last quar- ter being ln 32 seconds eased up_ Fern Hal came from belilnd _the others very fast outpsclnlr them £0 the wire, being two len8lI\s D007* of Sox, .Rupert third., _and Roy fourth ‘ _

_ - SECOND HEAT.

'Prince Rupert again rushed into the lend, Fern Hai trailing. At the hair Fern .Hai took the lead, White Sox in behind. At the three-quam ter pole they had a long lead on the others when White Sox got too elose to Fern I-fsI‘l sillky. strucii it with her le and went to s very had brook, orinoct running sway. my volo was very lost, landing

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D. A. Macliilinon Wins is Scoring Most Points.

l come tux.

ser-olid position, Prince Rupert A

third. ‘

TH IRD HEAT.

This was I-‘ern iial's all the way.

White Sox was pulled out at the

0l llle hedi. bill 00\lld I10l 601110 terms oi' 'l`l'euly of Versailles will

quarter pole and made n hard try armament ln accordance with I . .

_I _

\ ltilin a length of winning. ln

FOURTH HEAT_ '

This was a repetition of the form M

er. Fern .Hul, winning -by a full 0

length .

come effective. Officials ot' military

fl~lm'e__,2ll_3%I: 113%; 2_1_l%; ed elements of civilian population

2J13%.

2-2| Trot and 2.24 Pace, Purse $500 T

vent which was won by Northern Mack in straight heatsI This par-el has only been ibeaten once this yt-ar and that time by Bill Shar- on. und he is valued at over three thousand dollars. Bill 'be Sure was second in the first 'two heats and that renrarkable mare Orwell Bell second in the third heat. Right here it m-ight bo well to mention' that it was the third raco in the week that Orwell Bell had gone and 9 sho seemed comparatively fresh. L.

There were seven starters in tilts d

F .

FIRST HEAT.

Silver Foam and Kettle rushed i

into the lead, Bill be .Sure -lu the l rear, Northern 'Mack the lust horse As they turned into ‘the home stretch for the final Northern Mack 1 cam-c very -fast. rushed through and ilillbed Bill be Sure at the wire, l, Silver I-‘oaln third, Kellie, who trot

ted it splendid heat, fourth.

-SECOND H EAT.

It was _Northern _ Mack- all the

Way until the last 100 yards. when Bill be Sure challenged him and they made ii great race u to the

effectlven to the number ot' 150.000.

o es Make

the total n-ilulber eaiptiiretl will li- 2i.i,000, while 420 ltiaclllne grill

duy's relports sltowed that the Poles had advailcod ilortllward from Lido -and recorded the occu- pation of Baraliovltclli and ali- nounced that the capture of _Vilna was expected at ally luouiellt.

Wife. Northern ‘Mack winning by '

half a length, Orwell Belle third.

_Silver Foam _foul-th.

Tllne-2_i0‘/t. the fastest heat oi'

the race_

THIlR=D HEAT.

This heal was remarkable, prin-

cipally because Orwell Belle- out- lrolted all the pacers with the ex- ception of Northern Mack the win- ner. Bill be Sure was third, Silver

l~‘oaui fourth. _ 'finle-12.1-0%.

At_ the conclusion’ of the race

mer-tiilg the drivers were culled to

very slllall proportion of the |n-lv.»- money, But as in the past, i-iillci' at home or abrouil, the island lliir- ses and liorsenien are hard to beat. and we find on looking over tho successful owners that u lame pro- portion of the money remains iierr-. Tile following is the total'

'won by Island horses' $2800.00

Maritime and. Maine hor-

ses __ :l2ilo_oii The Maritime and Maine llorse lneh wllo raced here are extremely pleased with the treatment accord-

lhh Blhhd_ allll, me lollowlng mcelv_ ed them and say they are coming I

l-il pr-lzes:~

lMajor D. A. McKinnon, tlilrly

dollars- in gold for winning the izrozi-test number of points of any driver at the meeting_ He won three tirst.-i, and three seconds in six starts, totalling 24 points_ The next ilcarest driver was Mr. F'red`Cam- eron, formerly ot' this city, who. uno two firsts, _one third und one fourth in tour starts. totalling 13| points. Mr_ Peter (‘urroll had el- even points and Mr. Willard, from Maine, ten points. The following drivers t-uch received a ten dollar gold piece for each first they

\Vf)ilZ--

‘Vin or D A. McKinnon, three lsts

$20

-. 1 _ $:lo in gout,

Mr F‘l'ed (‘:imei'on, two Isis

in gold.

‘Mr_ Peter Carroll, two lsts $20

$20

in gold.

:Mr_ John W-lllard, two isis

in gold.

Mr. William Hood, one first $10

in gold.

Mr W. B_ McArthur. one 1st $10

in gold_

Mr. John McCabe, one ist $10

lil iloltl_

'Mr. Dun Steele, one first $10

in gold

Total amount hung up in D\lI`Hf‘Hl _, ll ,_ _p L lhl was $6,000 and the following are Prinw “per” ( Dv

the leadling mo|io‘y»wlnniu-g driv-

ers at the meetingz-

Major D. A. McKinnon, three

-flrsts, three seconds. $l»\1?5_lllll lm S,l,.,,_ (,|;mlt||1|el-l

Mr. Fred Cameron, two flrsls

one third. one vourtli

Mr_ Peter Carroll, tlwo firsts ' one fourth Mr. John Willard, two

firsts

Mr_ John McCabe, -one first

onesecoud, one third

Mr. .William Hood, one first,

'one second _

Mr. W. B. McArthur, one first., one second -

’|`otul

back again nr-:ct year when they will bring otliers. They leave for the mainland this morning by sped- ial train which will pull put at 8 o'clock aI ni. The groonis who secured the special prizes of driv- ing caps presented by Mr. George L. Prowse urez-

.i<‘or the fastest heat trotted on

the track, Mr. James (‘al-roll, carp- laker of Bill Shuren, wllo trotted in 2.11'/l.

.For the fastest heat paced on

the track, .Mr_ Leo Lulonde. carc- tnker of Fern Hal, paced in 2.12'/,_ .Both of the above are new troll-

ing and Pacing records for the track

-For the fastest heat trotted or

paced by an is-land horse, Mr_ Ern- est Mo'i`|\gue, caretaker of White Sox paced In 2.13%- ' _

The next fastest heat trotted or

paced by an is-land horse was Dirk C., mile In 2.14*/4. -whose caretak- er is Mr. Fred WelshI

SUMMARY OF SATURDAY’S RACES.

Free For All Pace, Purse $500

E3 ;wh~w ALGKS-it-I $.r~wu~:.- -:;;&[.;»-4

Fern ‘IIal, (‘Crimeron) White Sox, (-McKlnon) Roy Voio, (ILini)

-Tinto-2.1-3%; 2.13%;

2.13%.

2.21 and 2_24 Mixed, Purse $500.

ma»uqwH’ emq*um~ Qmaamw-

Nori hern Muck. (Willard)

600 orweli ueiie, (iMoCwbe>

sliver ifonni. t-Felton)

52,; Kellie, (Arblng)

° I nlnlmilre. uHenn;fsey_l_ Lady Be Sure. (- Ui"

°°"‘ rim-2.1sie: 2.10'/.; 219%.

450

Togo M__ 2_141,(,, is the fastest

5 Maritime trotting new performer of

37 the year.

375 Dlck (<__ 214%, lg the fastest

new performer of the YP" In me

aPi.eioolo snowluo Mao: sv Maritime i"°"‘“°° P“°‘““'

_ lol./lN~o lioness

I 43 heats were trotted or _pséceiil ‘ln better than nn average 0 _

When the entries were published which we believe is li new Mali-

on September lst, totalling 109- time track record. ~

with 86 separate horses, lt seemed' _ _ D on Slancihg over the list and not- Dick C.. 2.14%- WM 5"" "1 ing the performances o fthe horses D. J. I-lsrtlgsn of New Water or . from abroad entered hors that the c B., on Bq,t\irdlY,

Island Ihorsomoo would lot but a '

day of his hunger strikei I Predict Another

Germany Complete A Bomb Olliraget

of stock broki-l'_~l, has received lill- onynnoils iliforina-tioll that anotlli r bomb will soon explode in the local

ive been uccoinpllslleil _today ,lynch ,.,wllalllll._ The phllhe l,l~,. _I

- when the last ot' army releases bc- investigating. Dalton Murray Crane, l,

one rit' .the leaders of the Republi- can party and a former United

APPOINTED O I

from the Itulsslun-‘-Pollsll adld Pol- A0" (U bf- J- -‘\- Silllliiillg- H ‘ I #_

lslt~iI.lt‘lluanl-an fighting fronts is __ ‘ _

-» I _I __ __ T (Special to The Guardian.) Htlrvii' Over-ihndfrwini.. the nom =la oeoaoc Fosrisn iN sr l,l..l,LlN 0,.,,,l,. l _ l._m,,

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'l(_):_‘r;,:I‘i;1___'_l_es(lPx;fT:i'_§: '°_‘f__‘_;‘_'_‘_‘3'_f'_:]n\i_5_ “OHN iliwlllalill Von llohe_nloz. l.alii.:cli-

U ' ` ’ "MT hoiirt.: wllo wlili Prilico .loaclillu

i.ld;\ elector, 5"! iI\L\t vIl‘illlllI all ..I`Rl'I-I)EIiIt"I`0N fl-l. 3.-Slit ,_ _ -’ - _ ,. _ l

the fourth Bolslivvik arnlyyllas (ii-iyirge bl, I-`os" -l isa.; .thc chief ;:l‘.`l§`ll(1.;:`/:Q-;{le,.(,l,_.'lllI,d;lllxbr:2:,.|ngfffdllll it-en calptured in an t-iiclrcliaff - it-1 l- .7 ,-» ly ___I. l.|l ll lh_ I I I _ ' ‘ ,`__I' ---- ~ novelllent by the Poles and that '.=‘.lhl i».l.l.l'_'i~i“<al'y i~t§i0liI'Iliti’i;ln ht' thi l):,l.':lll;l,l,l€l*lE.‘,.tf._,, `l\,,lllh(.Il:;;/;Q,._§l'f:,l- 1 61255:' tg _Th°,IG"“"dIa"-)

'"-“V "“"""' U"I"i”t Ch“"“I‘~ planning ll big illegal deal in rifles _qw-fmt); ,,l`§l`_,,.( (§l['ll{">l'Anme

_ ____ ____ I_ _ _ ~-5 eliingersn-

“G “gm """' g““S- `~"‘ ""“"Y "“"’I v-.':~~f li\:°-escrow Fon MARI limi?-6 ='l\llJ;-mllITil(bdleQiId i'IQ§____“Il“l‘,"’l ‘lf Omfl '°d§~" ‘*"“ "W"

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guns livere captiirt-tl. Anioilg ll.- ` _ _ __ I I ____ .I_ _ _. . . ss ia lr Norman rlsoners was _hp Hpemm d_t_w,_ I . TIME PROVINCES ily tlcrlilall-.efut,\t.s. ihe Prince. lVioiirr\_ notoll SDe(_wllSl_ wllo vig.

' ' '. ' ' v- ' l the officers were released ai- ltr-l l .. l _ I _ _ `

ini-nt. to i‘otl'ograd of (oiliuililii;lt:; _I, _ ‘mf _ . _ . _ _ _ _ __‘ ‘ii "Ui HF leffvilily. told her ,lull _lllally lmlmlml ,neil .l.hm.S_ ..'bl. JUIIN. N. ll., (ici. .l.~lt. ll. U“l “X-lililii-l"‘0i\ ily ‘|03-1| -liliiliiiii' alter an -exanlillatlon he had tundr-

IPS but lI\0 il\V@Sligi\lIUI1 CUi1~iIi\\ll*if» .Into the Mai_voi"s condition that he

Amiel‘stili, iMallagi>r ot' .the St. John Branch of the llaink of Nova Scol- _la, has rt-tilrneil front a biislnsas trip to 'England and _entered upon his duties as supervisor of the 'banks brauclies in New <Bl'iinswick, i’rin<rc iiil-\\'al‘d Island and Nova Slilliu and Nv\\'I`oiinilland.

SEAPLANE STILL WAITING

..I-"iiidiiiilll-("l‘0N. Oct. Zi. --- The '_'_in:idlan air liiiartl smlliltilu- is n lil lliooriitl :ti Kings (‘.li-ar above t1;.- city awaiting flivorliblo l-atller conditions to rcstinic the light t`l'onl Montreal to 1-i1llit`ax.

MOTORED FR-OM VANCOUVER TO HALIFAX

-S'i‘_ JOHN, N. I3. Oct. Zi. The

first tl'uiis-t‘anull:\ lnotol' ilariy to roach the city this ‘week was that of Mr. and Mrs. K. ll. l\lacGl':itli who arrived in thc city .frilm Van- couver on lS:iturtlay and will coll- tlnue through to Halifax .‘.oiuol‘l'o\v.

ANOTHER RAILWAY ACCIDENT

,,lMi0NICiTON, Oct. li. --A west bound -freight jumped the rails yesterday luorllliug near Anil-gallco and fireman l<`riers of St. Jllliu und Driver J. -Stronii-ell of Moncton were scaldeil. An engine and two cars went off the track. N. B. OFFICIAL QUIT-S POLITICS-

I“I`tiI<.`DERli‘.'[‘()N, Oct. 1.- IC, l‘.`

Bradt, tprovlnciiil derpilty llilllistci' of A-grlcilliure, luis sent his rt-sig- liailou into lion, J. I". 'i‘wi-l-tldale, (‘hle.i' of that di-pai‘tinic-ni, ei1`r-t-tive Octtolli-i' lil. I-ie is to lake up rom- nlcrcial frul't canning at Nlxigiira, Ont.

MAN DROWNED IN OROMOCTO

|l<‘iti}Di'JillC'l`0N. Oct. 1 \\'i-slay

Upton, u»getl 45 or -Sheffield -was droivned liist night in the St. John River just lrbove Orolnocto. lie was a log driver 20 years but was unirble to swlm_.

P. E. ISLANDER -DROWNED IN WEST.

lST. JOIIN, N. ll., Oct, 1.-\Vord

w-as rerelvetl today that Wllliain t‘olIe'tt, aged 58, hatlvc of 1'. id. island, who wus visiting his Son near Winnipeg, was drowned yes- terday ln Nettle C-reek _at the imouth of te Red tftlver.

STEAME-R ABHORE OFF PICTOU.

HALI-FWAX, S., Oct. 1.-The

steamer Clare Hugo St. lnnors. bound from Mlriiiiulclli to 'Picton was reported ashore near (Jupi- John, Plctou County. She is a converted German freighter of 4985 tons now under Brit-ish regils- ter.

HON. F-RE-D MAGEE IN N. D. CABINET.

ST. .lOl-1-N, Oct., 1,-lion. Fred

_Magee of _Port iltlgln, member for -the County of Westmoreland, was sworn in today as a member of the -Provincial Government without

has 'invented ii cllarge ill orilir have the pli~a.sill'e of rt-timing it." ’_`°_""**'°”""-“ -said Rll.;l:~t_ lion. Artliiiir .\i-vit€Il\'H.

Hrime M’l‘n1lslter, tonight when his

attentl-on was direc-ted‘ to at iles- J T

paticlh from Oshaiwla, in whit-.ll lion.

I id. C. Drury. i;l'eln-lei' of Onta_l‘lo,` T*

ia quoted as avlng resenie o..

change alleged -to have beep? lu-ado b »M . M ll l ‘ill l. -tl arlners ' ’ ° I

a.r,Id ifabolfd-tigdelsverieaBolhehevlsts.in

connection with Mr Di~ury‘s rc

lnnrkt., Mr. nieigné..`.iti.ied~. _ S||||iV3|| Yesterday

“Not only were -the words a-tt.ribut-

ed to me -not -made, but no person

Neil McDonald, Church

hill _ 5.00 K‘“"°“~ _

peter Morrlsom Gram ills Lordship Chief Justice

True Brothers Lodge, A.F_

Lewis Howatt . .$5_00 iolin ll. Myers .. Hector MeNevin . 5.00. WI A. McQuarrle 'suac Beer ..

Fred Inman

il. A. MdPhee J. W. Newson

e>c:o;e

Russel Howatt .. ~\-I J. Howatt D. J_ Cameron ..

Minor MoNevin

g_:i:_=» -1

portfolio.

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?_lr‘t_¢_-;r»il__I_ll_i¢~_tir£ll>___l‘_l_1is_etf;“_il_. Lil'-*V105 l0H_l>\'isol\, however. said he was null- tl.-of-ilwooli, lv-liter -st-in-elni-.v “em _ P __ " _“_ -I "Pm ' If-“dl w<f=li<If}\' and urged him to of in-in..tl, lite irlsi. situation, ln-

" wnnec I0" W U' U91’ II" Nike fU0fI~ IIIIS IS iilf? fifty 590000 i-_lliillng the questions of reprisals. _ According to a semi o-fficllil stalle- \" _°> ' “_” ______‘>______,_ nit-n.t issued after the meeting, the

° ° (lovernulent fhiliitl itself ill entire

‘gre-ililexit with the policy ot' the

.l - _ irisll llixec tive

il .

-E-<»> -l

_ 1 '

(Special to The Guardian.) GENOA\.0ut. fl--Comllllllldei'(liar-o ,

BERLIN, Oct. 2.-Gel'lnany‘s din. uioilichenl- .Pres. of asyndi.-all-I

Oi Vatican

llti-Ml-2, ()i:i_ ll.--I-‘t-:irlllg an ln- aslon of thi- Vatican pl-opt-r|le.s y italian inolls, thi- ;;il.1l‘d.-l at the

Vat-li-:lu uri- now :il'l|lclI_ I’l'eCnu-

inlstry ernpimp|z@d thht ln spite Sml _ dl _I _ __ _ tlonary iili-iisliiw-s have -been taken

l` possible out breaks discontent- |lel»e"S:0T,ll;»;_10r 9 a ls mum

t is iilidiwslootl, -lit-caiise of re- orts that Communists planned to

occupy the Lateran Palace which

- Germany has strictly reduced her is the property of the Vatican

rgan of the Vatican declared to-

Ollservatore, the Romana official

hey are hopeful that the final re- S

_ ay that if the crowd is impregna-

uctlon will take place peaceiclly. ,Ml wllh l~mlSllevlSm_ ll _,Mmm lm

_ i.-xp:-ctr-ll io rel'l'a-in -from an iuvas- _ I _

1 _ lml ol Vmlcan premlsep int all exlstiutf Russian debts must

T CHO R - ~ I '

- _.i-*it-i~Jul§iiltr'l'o.‘~J, oft, ;l.---ilonl - ' ' ' trade nm-eeiiieilt. 'rite | i i l

1-Edward Elias il. A. H;irv:il'<l, M. that it would be u dan;ei')llJ)u;i tri;

-* _ (`Ili<‘11l§o, al l l'. ll. D. iI'r ' ‘l has . . . . , _

_won _I__m__llI______ to _hen of lfetlcnt for the British Ooielnnlent

(Special to The Guardian) modern l.in~.ili.,i l at tile Uuivel- ' U wnmve ut R““si‘m "*`i’Ud|=\ii0l\

ai-GA oct 2-.lvl-llltur 'news sity of Kit-ivlil:l~ni.'<\\-it-it ln'suer-iw 0 Secllfe Rl CS °f f°"@iS”.‘1@b¢- I ‘he

_-~-Q-oc-E.

Nothing In ' ‘ Reported Rumors

(Special to The Guardian.)

NEW Y0RK. Oct. 2.---ilivestigtr

tion to ascertain whether any cil- que of proiesslonal gliiiiblelwi has attcniped to corrupt Brooklyn Club which will play lu worlds sei-io.~. beginning Tuesday, was expected to be brought to conclusion here today by District Attol'ney's Lewis ol' Kings County. So fur it wus un- derstood, Lewis had failed to un- cover any evidence in substantia- tion of rulnors that gamblers had upproaclied Brookl-yn players with offers ot' cash it they would per. mit Anierlciin League tr-:ini to will tho World Series.

Russia Must

Pay Hel' Debts

(Special to The Guardian.)

LONDON. Oct. 2.~ln (_-onncctiozz

with reported new Anglo Riisfsinn trade treaty it is understand tllat leading bankers here are urginl- tlii- Prime Minister that recognition

-he .in .ibsolute condition ol .lny

LONDON, October 3.--The ques-

tion of a nation wide strike will n-gain be referred to si direct vote of the coal Illini-rs. The strike, originally voted September 25, was postponed until today. At a meeting of the lliidncrs iifxecutive and dele- gal:_l l:'te yi-str-l‘dt.\y, it was decid- ed to pu' off the strike until Octo- l.ii‘l° 16, and to permit. a national ballot on the la-test com romise ol'l'i r illadt-

and

of tile owners. The proposal at a joint .lucetlng of miners owners, representatives and

00A|. MINERS’ STRIKE _

PUSTPUNED TIIL 00T. I6

Compromise 0fler _to lie Again 'lT|llei_i_iIp. Mull-

time l0,000 Miners Iiave Struck Because oi Slowness ol Negotiations.

(Special to The Guardian.)' lProlnler Lloyd-George was a wage

increase of Z5 cents a day as soon as it became evident that -produc- tion would reach 240,000,000 tons a year, and an additional increase of 25 cents when production reach- ed 248,000,000 tons. A referendum wil-l Abe held October 11, and on the 14 the miners delegates will meet again to take up results of the vote, Meantlmo 2000 miners In Wales, objecting to the slowness of the organisations, have gone on strike. Later 8000 additional mln- ers went out for the some reason.

II.

A‘Mli.l-JILST, N. S., sept, 30,.

<1 here this afternoon after die-

IIIIIHIIIIVII IIIIIIIII Iii IHIIIE

J. Logan Re-elected President-Capt. Masters, Moncton Second Vico-Presid- ent.-P. E. I. Delegates Aired Grievances

‘a port of call for trans-ocean

Mm-itiinie'Board of Trade clos- sm. Rdhdnson and Purvie of .the

T The. 22nd annual convention of BCBBIIIISIPIDB was set forth by Mes-

| e

_ ' ° `-1 ‘ l,h _ _ -Premier Meigheii - ..Y.'.‘.'f..’;`Z.€1TZ";.2..;‘?,“l.‘, 3:;

R l. --1 llllfif.~~lI~»l,l_ il.,“. iz., ll_..I.

ep rs !“"'i- U‘*'lf1l»- his lon_- .‘-'or la uct

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, - ‘from food, he ilirl not ap ear to he

Drury s Invention

'O'l"`lT\\VA.T)ir't. ll.--.Mr_ lirury

could draiv -any such refcrenceifrom A lrirlza niiinher of citizens llfliti what i dia say. My words in slim- li--‘Ir final Irihlltf- I0 the menwry brooke were precise-ly -as lfol.lows:_ ‘if *ht* NIU” SIP Wilfrid Slillivan on -A new lmrly ,lllm ,l,.l,,L,n .ln (-_lm_l,,l.,,I Sunday afternoon The body wiilch heist (lets-cl'i'bed as a Fnnlllells, free Iljitl l:iili ill stale in the L¢‘i;Islat_lve lmlle l-,_l_l.ly_ ,ulauk lla blml] lu lghe (llunlber since Saturday morning western provinces, and for some “'35 ""“°"f'd "f 3 P. ni. to St. twelve yt'-ars or niofe T has been ‘Dilii-“ii\Il'H (`atlli-drill 'where the gatlhthg S,lr.e,llglll_ ll .has ,lulolltod the fun:-ral serv-ice was t-tiiitllictt-rl, 'I‘ho odd Liberal ifreo tradle policy of 1893, holly was .receiveil at the entrance pt lim.; ifnsund ti -l_lln.tt0rm_ It dr-_mario to the church iby the pastor, Rev. .tg .pg placed -th power 1.h.(;|th;tdn, Maurice Mc|Donuld and and ncoly- It rims gntthgrgd under -its hnphm- -tes, .tile luaguificent edifice being and itmlis fbehlnd it every cities of Cltllipirtriy filled. The cathedral tlieorlslts and .lllialh:oniilenlis. and to- cllolr iiiltler the efficient lenrler- day, beyond will doubt. it con- ship oi’ the clloir-lnllster, Mr. W, J, 8-tlliut-els -the lnost. numerous and Brown vi-ry llilprcsslvely rllantetl strongest orgii.nl1.:i.t`l~oli opposed to the l.ihe.i'»a and the -llllist-rere_ ills -the present Govcrnlmen-t.’ (lrllre Archbishop Elect 0'Leary

"indeed," Mr. lliieiizlieli ifulrther _re-

marked tonight, "-at otlher points Rev. lir. Hughes of St. Dunstan's I plainly :stalled ltllalt the Fail'-inert-llillliversity, and Rev. I.. Smith as were not 'ln any -sen-so -lnllmlcill .10 ileucons of Honor, Rev, Maurice F951-lunslbie govdrnnient but un- MacDonald, assistant High Priest, fortu-natellylhtave aligued wit.-li them get-_ J, M-urlihy anti Roy, RI St, ni-an-y others wiho were."

Greater Love Fiitid¥-.i.!_"::;s.1t.‘f"'-.....1?- ef“‘§f..s‘

Prevlousl nciolowled es .$1,110.02 ’_“““"°.° M°D""“"‘ "°`"°’"‘”"' ""’

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Mrs' George U' Gm-d'ou’A I' The honorary .piill--lieiirars were

berton . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2.00

ville 5.00

& A. M., Crapaud

5.00

5.00 2.00

. 2_oo

1.00 2_oo

..\_ Cobb . i.oo

V. Norton 1_00 -

. S. Mcquarrle l_00 _ McLean 3.00 _-Dawson 2.00 . R. Toombs 2.00

A. Paterson . 2_00

2.00 2.00 2.00 - 2.00 1.00 1.00

.A Watton

Simmons . . _ »

_.said tilt- pliysii_'iun_

"' ,- lion. J. ii. Bell, Preiulor,

was certain Mayor Mm-_Sw-iney \\ Ni i‘\ ft l

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Illia in tat-l_l do not consider _iliiil lil ililllirill.-ite danger of death,

of Edmonton offlrlateil, assisted -by

Joliu as Deacon and Sub-Deacon of (E-Dflco respectively, -and -Rev. W.

ei ii .- Leilan was .lu the sanctuary. Rev.

tlnal rites at the grave

His Honor Lleut. Governor Mc-

Maihioson.

-Mr_ .iiisllce Fitzgeraltl. 'Mr_ Justice llaszard.

lion. J, J. Johnston, Attorney

General.

..Actlva Pall-Bearer!

iMr. D (YM lleddln.

»Mr_ tl. Il. ll. Longwortll.

Dr. S, R. Jenkins.

liiajnr A. A. Bartlett.

il/ir. Gilbert Gaudet. '

.Mr. (‘. R. Smallfwood.

Chief Mourners

Folonel Arthur Sullivan.

Colonel (iii-over Sullivan.

Mr. Arthur Newbery.

Mr. George -IJ. Delllols. Thi- members of the Law Society

attended in'a body, while citizens of all ranks in life were represent- ed in the fuilerui cortege.

The family mass was celebrated nt 8 o'clock on Saturday iuorning.| utter which the ibod was l`En\0V€ll

Leard .. 1-00 si. collett .so I

_ |so.lio sso.so_

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to the Legislative Chamber where liiany hundreds look their last view of one who was deeply res-

,_.l-M--_-_-_.._q

- cnssing at length toplct; of partie-l

lar interest .to the Maritime Pro-

u vin(-i 1 'lull -passing a. nnmiber of lll;`;portant resolutions. H. J. Logan, K. C., Amherst, was re-elected president. Other officials elected

re:

W6 _

man, Suinnierslde.

Second Vivo President: Capt.

J. E. Masters, Moncton.

-St-cri-tal'y Treasurer: H.

Tllomipson, Aznllerst, N. S.

(‘.oun<rll: Wallace L. Higgins,

(_‘.harlottei.own; R. B. Emmerson, St. John, N. ii.; A. N. M‘cLeilan, Si'dI1€y;- C. (1. Alvard, Sackvllle; G€0l'R@ R. Graham, Kontvllle; J. 13. Snowball Chatham- J Qulclt

Mr. Birch. of Alberton, P. E. 1.

uiovf-rl the following resolution;

"\\'lli‘rea:.~ orders have flwen is-

sued that. coal shall not be ship- ped ln cars to seaport. towns as ri t-ollsr.-qucnce of which inlporteivs of coal at seaports have found it lm- possible to supply the demand and ronslilners are threatened with a dangerous shortage.

"T‘liel‘efore resolved that this

Maritime Board of Trade ‘bring this matter to the attention of the Board of -Directors of the Cana- dian National Railways and 'Fuel Control Board so that the matter may -be immediately remedied.

|Mr_ Burke seconded the motion

which after 9. brief discussion pas- sed unanimously.

Tile next subject of attack .by

the P. E. I. delegat-lon was the ex- press companies for unsatisfact- ory service, anil an objection to the tproiposed increase in rates. Early closing of the stations on the C. N. ~R. in Prince Edward is- land was also sharply attacked.

After the disposal of the dlaland

problems, the attention of the Board was shifted to the Sydneye. The deslratbilltiy of making Sydney

I:.Fn~|~¢ ¢ ». 4

THE VVEATHER,

TEMPER.ATURE,_ _

TIDE, MOON, ETC.

Tile lowest temperature on Sat-

urday night was 54; at 9 a. m. Sunday it was 62. The highest

yesterday was 67 and at 9 o'clock

last night lt was 53.

High tide this afternoon at 3.33

ami tomorrow morning at 2.66.

.Sun sets nt 5.34 p. m.; rises to-

morrow mornin-g at 6.03.

Last. quarter imoon, Monday,

Oct. 4th, 8.54 'p. m.

Noozle the Sunshine Kid

loci<,ii= You l-iAvi:~_ SOMETHING' TC‘ KICK AT.

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Sydney Board. The Board endors-

ed the resolutions on ‘behold ct’ making 'Sydney e port of call.

The other Cape Breton resoiu lon was brought forward iby the North Sydney Board and dealt with the right of the Sydneys tc

Vice Pres-itlentz J. Leroy llol- |lllV0 SDNIIIIJ lilflff-

The resolution carried.

General IMcCready

Called to Londo..

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LONDON, oi- » .t,.,,,,. .___,__ al l\facCready e_ ~ i - _ summoned from ireland to . -. to the Cab inet on police r ,-illsals, The Star declares, an 'itlclpnted reprisals quickly followed the shooting of a. D0liceman at Drlixioleague Thurs. day. Last night armed men raided the town and burned storesf

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CIINDENSED SI'EClAiS

col.

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*CAR FOR HIRE PHONE 3312

3085-9-28

.i__l______ TO LET.-HOU-SE, SIX APART-

ments. All modern conveniences. Apply 232 Grafton Street'

Oct.-4-2ipd.

&--_._____.

WANTED - A HOUSEKEEPER

lin faintly of tlwo. Apply or write 30 Hillsboro St.. 3260 10 421

'FOR 8ALE.- HORSE POWER

nearly new also fanning mill. D. McNeil. Village Green.

30004-9-30-31.

*WANTED BY OCTOBER 18, A

First 'Class Teacher for Ulgg school. State supplement want- ed. 8. . McLeod.

B172-9-30-44.

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*FOR SALE. 27 -BEST STOCK

sliver foxee Dalton-Tuplln strain to close the estate of the late F. G. Long. For particulars apply to Jas. A. iCl1liibolm, D. J. Thomp- son, Dxecutors, North Tryon.

81.70-9-30-dt.

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*JOHN ALFRED MaeDONALD, Land Surveyor, Hermanvllle.

2831-9-16-161.

*WANTED IMMEDIATELY.-Ek

pertenced lady dal? goods clerk Kennedy Bros., onslngtoir.

- Sept 21 tt

°WANTlD.l-MAID FOR GENER

li housework. Apply to 172 Wey~ mouth Street. Sept. 20 ti

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tlemux can be wcanmodlted wit! front bedroom and board in pri vate family, Central loottlon. Ap ply "C" in core of Guardian.

IMI-081 tf

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with all modem conveniences sn centrally halted. Apply by le tor to “lt” one of Guardian.

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