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Allegations Of lWhich Are Made. In Petition Fyled At Osgoode Hail To Unseat Successful Lib- ersl Candidate.

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TORONTO. Ont. Sept. 27—Allega- tions of bribery and technical irreg. ularities are made in a petition fyled at Osgoode Hall today seeking to unseat Hon. James Malcolm, success- ful Liberal candidate in North Bruce in the recent Dominion elec- tlons.

The petitioners, Andrew Allen. Richard Farley and Hank Colwell, all of Kincardine, say the descrip. tions of the rival candidates on the ballot papers were not the some as those on the nomination papers and that Mr. Malcolm and Returning Officer W. B. Tomlinson were aware of this. 1t is also alleged many un- qualified persons voted and that bal- lots marked for William Mitchell, Conservative candidate. were im- properly rejected.

MILLIUNAIRE PASSES AWAY

(Canadian Prose)

PORT WASHINGTON Sop 28- Daniel Garggenhein-i. capitalist and donor of the $3,500,000 Daniel Gug- genheim fund for the promotion of aeronautics. died of heart disease at his home here today. He was 74 years old.

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institutions, ‘However, Are Able To Cope lVllh The Situation.

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HAVANA. Supt. ET-A general run "l llﬂv-"lna hanks including the es- fablhglfllﬂllf». ci the Royal Bank of ;alu“a“alz.lvl.ie Bank of Nova Sco- rhén A“ l-‘Pﬂlututed here today munhrl‘; ‘lplulunas financial in- Th‘:éq'f_“‘~~1\ t" CD30 their doors. mm Juihutl Commerce with a m6 and-hr; ~u1llllls listed at $4.000.- ng ~~ W-mflf Cubns oldest bank- B!rk§m~é-“-1.l.li.. and the Gordova

Ill-luff. a Cuban bank 0f 8200.000, met Sat- vrlih shut doors. A illi‘ Rml “him was m progress a‘ m; of Canada. but offi- ucure (kciared their position gm s c’ "linlser of the £12k of ‘ rc.l.1 HKGWASQ stated ability to ope uni. m9 Snuaumh

ANCNWUNcEMENTs. oyuno EVENTS. ussrmcs arcs.

"E-~ . - " Huang“ Pulmm in years at Chau- ' ' 7258-9-27-21

Ll" Hogs and Lambs. "bu; Enffpleniber 30th up to ll " ~ "Flt wedlock. 7184-9-25-51.

IlL r. _ i- 3.“ $11k}? bulls. lambs. calves at M l clam October 7th. w. o. A 7ﬂ7-li.

TYFY-Illlze- Chautauqua tickets for‘

“In seats at Y.M.C.A. today. 7258-9-27-21

e _ ‘im l;?0r.'chtt' 1'" Queen st. char- “ anmll- Chronic Maladies prevent- oﬂglnatnfurcd at home. where the! " 5418-7-15-3!!!

"Chauhu h A qua reserve seats on sale “C-A- may. ‘7258-9-27-2i

hehgrifw“ supper and Bazaar tn v at"; Morel‘. Village Hall. 111m.

b3? 11ml. October 2nd. Proceeds ‘-* Cl Marie United Church.

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Blew His Head Off With Stick OF Dynamite

sunsunv. Ont.. Sept. ZTQ-Holdlrig ll click of dynamite to his head. Isaac Selto. Creighton Mines. committed suicide in the woods near here early .yyesterday morning. The noise of the iexploaian caused passersby to m- "at!!!" 511d $118? found the decap- itated body lsdng in the woods.

"Season tickets for Chautauqua $2.00 at YnM.C.A. 7258-9-27-21

"BUYAHB H015. Sheep and Lambs at Emerald. Tuesday forenoon. Sept. 30th. Everett Haslam. 7202-9-26-31.

"Momllluc Club loading hogs. lambs and calves Wednesday fore- noon. October 1st. Mont Annear, secretary. 7228-9-27-21.

"There will be a chicken supper in Belfast Hall on Tuesday evening, Sept. 30. i930. in aid of United Church. 7254-1;

"Mt. Stewart Dramatic Club will present their play ‘Deacon Dubbs" in Sinnotte Road Hall. Monday. Sept. 23th at 8.30 cblock. 7222-9-27-21.

"Big Dance. 1.0.0.1". Hall. fashioned square dances. Tuesday and Friday evening. music and prizes. 8.30 till i.

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"Junior Chautauqua tickets $1.00 at Y.M.C.A. today. 7258-0-27-2i

"The Bourla Club will be loading lambs at Sourte on Monday. October 8th and hlesday. October ‘lth at Elmira and Baltic starting at noon. Lambs only. J. J. McKinnon. Bear River. 7250-0-29-21.

"July and August is the time tn market your hogs. At the Swine Sale. Charlottetown. Ocinbe 15th. many sows will be offered due to furrow in January or February. 7249-11.

"Will be unloading a carload of Albion Nut Coal Monday and Tues- day. Price reasonable of! car. Will also be buying pot toes and turnips It market price. Call and gets bags. B. "C. Webster. Milton Station.

HARLOTTETOWN. CANADA.» MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1930

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Was Finished Yester- day At 3 P. M.- Standardization of all Railway Lines in Province Now Com- plete.

. The standardization of the Murray Harbor branch. begun at 5 a. m. yesterday morning. was completed at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Superintendent Mc- Nutt went to the terminal at Murray Harbor yesterday after- noon, awaiting orders for return to Charlottetown. and creasing the regular train at Melville ar- rived back in the city at 10.45 yesterday evening.

Yesterday morning at 1 a. m.‘ Superintendent McNutt. accom- panied by Accountant E. lt-Bov- yer left Charlottetown in a priv- ate car attached tn an extra train for Lake Verde by Mount Stewart Junction, crossing over the new line. just completed, from . Pisquid to Lake Verde.

B and B Master W. H. Towns- hend with a gang of men started at the liillsboro Bridge at 5 o‘- cleck yesterday morning. The standardization of the track on the bridge was completed at 10.30 a. m.. and traffic was permitted to cross.

A standard train left Char- lottetown at 3 p. m. crossing the bridge for Murray Harbor to at- tend to traffic com‘ from that point. The extra gangs were tak- en carebf by extra gang fore- men, llIcPhexson, Nicholson, Han- lan. McKenzie. White and hic- Kay. The whole project was com- pleted at 3p. in.

FLYERS sill AT HARBUIIR GRACELNFLI).

Boyd And C0 nnor A w a it Favorable Weather Reports Be- fore Starting Trans- Atlantic Hop.

(Canadian Press)

HARBOR. GRACE Nfld.. sap 28- Bad weather over the Atlantic held up Captain Errol Boyd and Naviga- tor Harry Connor again today. pre- venting their hop off for England. but the flyers wok to the air in the Columbia this afternoon for a test flight. ‘They remained up an hour and a half to test the instruments. flying to St John's and returning to this airport. No landing was made at St. John's however. the aviators circling there several times. They flew out the narrows. circled Cabot Tow-er on Signal Hill and returned to Harbor Grace. to await favorable weather reports for their Tram-At- lantic hop.

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(Special to the Guardian)

MONTREAL. Sept ah-Jamsiea is showing her gratitude for recent tar- iff preference by giving Canada much of the business that formerly went to the United States according to L. T. Kennedy Jamaica business man who arrived here today. "We in Jamaica are grateful to Canada for your preference in fruits and

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Accused Of High Treason

Adolph- Hitler, head oi the Fascist party in Germany. which made sen- sational gains in recent elections. against whom charges oi high trea- son are being instituted, according to l. dispatch.

PﬂTAlil PRICES

MISSING ullls Bull HAS BEEN l a c AT E u

Alex. Cameron Found Floating In West Ri- yer Yesterday Morn- mg Near Scene of Tragedy,

Floating in the water of the chan- l nel in West River about two hundred yards from where. it is supposed, he

of Alex Cameron was found yestgy- day morning shortly before 7 o'clock. Th9 bud! Was seen floating ll'i the water by Messrs. Seymour and John Darrach. Police Commissioner Train- | 0r was at once informed, and Coron- er Houston was summoned. A CO1‘- °n°1"5 Jury was empannelled and viewed the remains. An inquest will] be conducted this evening at 7 dclock in New Haven School. l Following are the lurymen em- pannelled: W. Kﬂcxerson. New Haven; (foreman). Lawrence Kick- ham. New Haven; Duncan McNevin. New Haven; l-lector Doull. Clyde Ri- ver; S. H. Colwell. New Haven; Sey- more Dsrrach. Dunedin; Neil Dar-

MAY NUT BE AS.

Will Be Lower Than Last Year As Are All Other Farm Pro- ducts, Says J, W. Boulter, Who Has Just Returned From The South.

Mr. J. W. Boulter, Secretary. Prince Edward Island Potato Grow- ers Association. returned Friday last from a business trip to New York and southern points of the United States. Interviewed by a Guardian reporter. Mr. Boulter was unwilling to say much about the results of his trip giving as his reason that as it was so easy to give a wrong unpres- sion some growers might be 1111111- enced w either sell or hold their potatoes. The prices quoted are con- siderably lower than Mr. Boulter was willing to acept at the present time, and he stated that. if growers are compelled later to sell at a low- er price than they are asking today. they will then have the izformatlon that the market will not pay more.

In Ottawa

Members Of Pensions sions Tribunal.

OTTAWA. Sept. 27—Lt. col. L. R. LeFleche. D.S.O.. Dominion Presi- dent of the Canadian Legion of the British Empire Service League. and Col. L. P. Sherwood. both of Ottawa. have been appointed members of the Pensions Appeal Court provided for by pensions legislation passed at the last regular session of Parlia- ment. The president of the court will be appointed later.-

Pensions Tribunal

Lieut. Col. Thomas Morrison. V.D.. of Hamilton. Ont. has been ap- pointed chairman of the pensions tribunal. The members of the tribu- nal appointed are:

Nova Scotia-Lieut. Col. Lawrence Howard MacKenzie. D.S.O.. V.D.. Stellsrton.

New Brunswick-Lieut. Col. Nor- man Phillips MscLeod. MC. A.D.C.. Saint John.

Quebec-Col. Joseph Gagrlon. 0.812.. Montreal.

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Ontsriw-Capt. John Irwin Grover.

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rachClyde River. The body was re- moved to the late residence of the deceased by N. D. Mclean. and the funeral took place yesterday after-i noon. Services at the house and] grave were conducted by Rev. Ross. oi Cornwall. Interment took‘

ibearers were Messrs. Michael Mur-l 'phy, Duncan McNevin, Wm. Roger- ison, Wm. McKinnon, Lawrence Kick- ham. J. McQuillan.

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Mr. Boulter attributes the pres- ent indifference on the part of the purchasers to the very low price of all food commodities; flour, rice. and other food products and to the great busines depression so marked. in sections of the United States. The financial situation ls a factor that enters largely into the sale of seed potatoes and credits are risky.

“The estimated quantity of pota- toes in sight should warrant fair av- erage prices for this product." Mr. Boulter stated. “and yet when com-

was drowned llst sllﬂdly. the body '

- He Missed Ball Killed His W/ife

MIIWAUKII, Wta, Sept. 2'1 —Struck In the head by her husband's driver u he "whit. fed" a tee shot at the Blue Mound Golf Course, Mn. Bu“ Neuman, 21, died today. Doctors said her skull was fractured.

Mn- lslﬁllllll-Il. mother of l three - months - old daughter, Played with her husband in a foursome. As he addressed the 55"» 3h! BWPIW! l0 make l. tee. He wane. missing the ball. The club struck Mrs. Neuman on the left side of the head and she fell unconscious. L. B. Miller. a wit- ness, said he started in warn her as her husband swung, but :01! custom prohibited hirer- rupting a drive.

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(Canadian Press) HALIFAX. N. S.. Sept. 28.—Tnt sinking of a schooner with tnel-tss of Eflve Yhen oif Ferryland. Nctvfouni. ‘land at midnight. Saturday was re. lDOrted by wireless from Cape Race ‘Nd-ii’ to C» H. Harvey. ion-oi ag-en:

CAN. luunll IJEBURATIUN s E R l | c r s

The Annual Legion Parade to The Cem- eteries and Monu- merits Was Held Yes. terday — Services Were Held And Wreaths Placed.

The Canadian Legion Memorial and Decoration Services were held Shsterday afternoon at the cemeteries and at the monuments on the square. One hundred and fifty mafnrades took part in the parade. including a number from out of tow-n.

The parade was headed by the Legion Band. fOllOlﬂfﬁ by the Union Jack. and was‘ marshalled ‘by Com- rade Arthur Bruce. Leaving the Leg-

‘ion Home the parade proceeded to

Queen Square where wreaths were placed on the two monuments. Pro- ceeding next to the Roman Catholic Cemetery a service was conducted by

pared with the prices of other farm products it cannot be hoped that

Rev. Father McIntyre. At the Peo- ple‘s Cemetery Rev. Comrade R. M.

reported the vessel;

schooners nam‘. sumably with the I-laugarland; fleet‘ and that five were missing. A broad-y determine whether any other morn-l

Slved. ;

The collision occured three miles: off Ferryland. about forty miles south E of St. Johns on the east mast. ‘Fri-J Haugarland is a Norwegian freighter of 3.569 tons and according to ship- ping registers. has been plying be; tween Sydney. N. S. and Wotan: ‘ Newfoundland.

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Evasions of New Tariff To Be G u a r d e d Against — Regulu- tions Issued.

OTTAWA. September ‘ll-A rigor- ous scrutiny of Canadian import business during the next two months uill be practised by the Department

had gone dorm after a collision pre-, - one man. unnamed had been savedf _

cast was requested in an effort to:

Are Drowned When Sch oon er Founderilln Fog

With Freighter

Off East Coast Of Newfound-

Crew Saved.

Faces Ihquiry

bars of the vessel's crew had been‘ _‘

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Bishop James Cannon. Jr.. of Nasln

ville, Tenn. against whom new cen- lsational charges have been levelled . by a board of inquiry in his own l Methodist Episcopal church. aha whd

is returning forthwith from his horn 5 eymoon in Brazil. '

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And Thanksgiving

jro as: OBSERVED ox srohpaq l NOVEMBER 10TH.

A ii‘ | ' OTTAWA. Ont, Sept. ZT-Follow Qilz: Ffld1\ .. Cabinet meetilg it we '3lll'l(.\lnll‘éd that "Ihankignuing Da 52nd A =ticc Day this year mil l: . hlondag". Novemi. .0. The usu l;_l'/r emotion dec‘ m: the date n1 my, r-al" in the new tsue of the Can 3.1a Gazette.

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they m“ he "'5 mgr‘ a‘ Sh“ werelLegate conducted the service and de- last year. There is a tendency on the ‘mend an address‘ Th, 5mm.‘ n, part of southern farmers to withhold ‘st’ Pete“ Ceme. _ was conducted bun“! ‘m m“ 5pm‘? on’ mmglby Canon Malone. who also deliv- ln favour of Prince Eduard Island “ed m address‘

potatoes this year is their freedom M the m“, cmeunas‘ and l, the from rot which is found to some ex- m¢numenu_ m, L“; met w“ munch tent in some large producing states.“ ed by comrade chm” nine‘ math, ‘ were m.) placed at, each cemetery.

of National Revenue which will do] all in its power to protect business. smcoz- Qm- 5°l'"- 27--'D°" " interests m m“ Conn“... agams; up; plie a season of drought and I. tempted evaslons of the new tariff.’ ﬁinllgihs hlilslnml. l! l5 ﬁﬁm‘ 1981mm- l ated that the mp of flue cured )

A 13st mmuteiamendment to ma. tobacco raised this year in Nor- tariff bill l: will be recalled wlsl full "l" "tum WWW‘ ‘""“‘°°“

l ' . ll .. made when there uras inserted a pro- l W" ‘"15 Sh"! mm“ dc‘ m‘ vision that goods bone fide imported:

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Appointments Announced

On Saturday

Appeals Court And Pen-

Toronto.

Marllrclie-cepz. Le: wires. win- hipeg.

Saskatchewan-Jiieut. Col. Hugh Edwin Munroe. 0.81.. VD. M.D.. Regina.

Alberta-capt. Ewen Cameron Mackenzie. Lethbridge.

British Columbia-Colonel Cyrus Wesley Peck. V.C.. D.S.0.. Victoria.

Prince Edward Island-not vet sel- ected.

The legislatoa". which was the sub-

~A number of comrades also went to Sherwood Cemetery where a wreath was placed and a short ser- vice conducted b3’ C0011"!!! T- E- bicllhltt. Provincial president.

At the close of the suwiccs the parade returned to the U850" H0019 for dismissal.

The Canadian Legion wishes l» thank the clergy-then who nel-tied ll ‘the various services of the day.

Scores Injured VWlen Stands Crash To Ground

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least forty persons

lect of extensive investigation and consideration by a special committee cf the House of Commons on retum- ed soldiers problems. provides for the setting up of machinery to ai- iord the» returned man an ample op- portunity to present his case for pen- sion. Four regional tribunals. each corsistlng of three members are pro- vided for. Of these the present pen-

when a portion oi the bleseher stands contsinirli 2.5M spectators It va. high school football game collap-

leed tonight. The game was between.” and, ll'l adltlcn. he is demanding‘

|Columbus Central High and Younl- istown Chaney. Ambulance and doc- wl-s were rushed to the scene. A

f0 hospitals.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Sept. 27-At char-ma were put into effect. were injured “w” a regulation which will re-

number of the victims were tcktn

The stands collapsed Just as the

sion commission is in constitute one.§

into this country prior to November 30 next would be exempt from the increased duties. Thar partlcuiar clause in the legislation will require vigorous enforcement. and it is re- ported that already: some manufac-

importing concerns are busy orders by ‘cable and telegraph.

There ls another provzslon. tilmlgh. that makes lt more difficult to get around the new duties. as the de- partment is demandlnS FY00! °Y M" ceptance of orders» by the exporters

prior to September l6. the date when the new duties became effec- tlve.

Hon. E. B. Ryckman. .\linlstei~ of National Revenue. made it clear to- day that his department intend ‘chgﬂﬂng carefully‘ any lmpcrtations [which are clazlned to have been con-

‘tracted for before the recent tariff l-lc has

quire the importer to $03191" a CODY of the original purchase. order at- ‘tested to by affidavit of the import-

of the order by

proof of acceptazce to September l6.

,the exporter prior ilsao.

Ln edition to this. Mr. Rrflllll-l" points out that if any imDOTlPY l“ my way attempts to defraud the revenue by ante-dating contracts or

turers‘ agents in this country aid with

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TC-RONTO. Sept. moderate to fresh ‘ ~ ‘winds mostly lfiI-l‘ probably scattered showers. llnxunum 66 ‘x Mrulnllm 56 High lice this afternoon at 4.32 and tcmcnow morning a‘. 3.14. l Sun sets this afrel-noon a‘. 5.1.4 and fixes tomorrow morning a‘ 557 l Fﬁri. quarter moon blonds? Se

and the other three are appointed. The tribunals are to travel and hear representations within their respec- tive districts.

‘first half of the game ended. Al- though first estimates placed the in-A lured at forty. itgwaa believed that‘ the ltst might reach seventy-film

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