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ed in Flight.

HALIFAX. N. B.. _Ooi»- 14.-The

following message .was received here gg

at 8.50 o‘clock tonight from Bel' muda via the Halifax and Bermud-

dlrlgible Graf Geppe_lin__on its first Trans-Atlantic flight. from Fried rlchshafen, German. U0 L8-ll0l”llll‘Sl New Jersey passed over Bermudl W night at about _six forty Atlantic standard timeit a height of about 1,500 feet and at slow speed. It pas- sed overhead .at Bt. Georges and disappeared off the north shore, ap- parentlyiona set course for its final destination. It had been cruising around the east and west coasts of Bermuda probably in search of fa- vorable winds since early afternoon.”, NAVAL AIR. STATION, Lake-

hurst, N. J., Oct. 14.-In the first direct communication to the naval air station, Lieut. Commander Char-1 les E. Rosendahl. passenger aboard the Graf Zeppelin tonight wireless-| ed that the craft at 5.15 p. m. E.S.T.= was ten miles southwest of Bemluda on a course for Lakehurst, “probsb-I ly not arrive before afterndtn Mon- day."

sage received Jlere early tonight C

from Hamilton, stated in that at 4:13 Atlantic standard time emons takin lace on october-~

Eesneses

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(Special to The Guardian) WASHINGTON. D. C.,

Ooh 13._S|lclkl|1¢ over g, radio and cable circuit, 6,500 miles long, President Cool- iilte and the King of Spain inaugurated today n mp. phone service between their two countries, acclaiming the negotiatTon of commun- ication as a great factor in the perpetuation of friend- lllllil llllil peace between them. Avaiilng himself of his first opportunity to speak by radio telephone with Ellroln. Mr. coolldgo told KUIB Alfollso that with the possibility of communi. eating with far countries by word of mouth, “the danger of any serious disagreement is imrneasul-ably lessened.” SE % EE EE BE EE 5 EE QE 5 SE

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ale and Female Vot- ers in Newfound- land About Equal in Number.

BT. JOHN`S Nfld., Oct. 13-W0m-

HALII-‘AX. N. S..-oct' MFA m¢5'|en over 25 years of age will exer-

ise the franchise for the first time

Newfoundland in the generaiel-

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the.__sieBmot.. l»¢f00¥l° .hed _lllllll 29... The male and female voters 5l8lll¢il th! 91'”-1 Z°lZP°lll§l l‘¢P°l‘l~l!l8 are about equal in number. An- ihe position 92.23 north longitude other feature of the election is

ellll °l Blk Dil/lli'N LSl_Bl,1€l. l?g€l`l_l'iililil- new Distribution Act whereby the 'l`ll9 Grill Zeppelin was proceed- district representatives will numb- ln! We" Blld ¢V9l‘Ytl'llll8 Was nppar- er forty instead of thirty-six as

6326 west. about slxiw'-two miles that if will be-oohduoted under the

ently O. K;"I'he wireless station at

Bermuda has been in touch with the S

Zeppelin whichexpects to pass iif- constituencies are single man dis- teen miles off the tation. The weath- | tricts.

rr was reported hazy with s fresh

west northwest wind. [government forces,‘became Primo NEW YORK, -aol. 13.---'rho dirlg- Minister of Newfoundland on Aug-

ible Graf Zeppelin, apparently fear-lust 16, last, following the dissolu-

lug the possibility of rl forced lnrld l

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llls on the ocean, this, morhins sent W.

out a request that a surface vessel elected Premier in 1924 with a ma- in the vicinity be sent to follow the jority of thirteen seats subsequent

course of the airship. Ito

The dlrigible was' damaged on the the government of Sir Richard

port 'horiaontdi and was effecting Squires by a royal commission con-

repairs. She was about 1,800 miles d

east of Charleston. S. C. The navy Monroe governments majority was

rmerly. With the exception of t. John’s and Harbor Main all the

Hon. F‘.C. Alderdice, leader of the

on of the administration of Hon.

S. Monroe. Mr. Monroe was

the exposures of irregularities in.

ucted b T. Hollis Walker. The

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in Int e r national

the most spectacular'-fires of the year the six storey Domirlion Rub- ber Systems, Ltd., building. was sw

- "- _ with an estimated loss oi' $300900, R e n e Ponthleu 0 f while minor damage was suffered by

‘ _ _ an

' France Came First ey

house.

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nipeg Has To MEET IN CANADA

$300,000 Fire _ ` 1

(Special to The Guardian)

WINNIPEG, Oct. 13.-In DDB 01

ept by flames early this morning.

adjoining building, the 'live stor- Marantz Co., boot and shoe ware-

Large Structure

Farm Totally

The fire starting in the casement < -

of the ubb r 'm n building,

Contest at raged fm? tw; holifrs pgefire it was Motion Picture theatre owners

Washington on Sat_ under control and many adjacent urday Night. ff*

(Special to the Gunrdiani' WASHINGTON, October 14. -

For the second successive year* Canada has come _first among the

English-speaking, contestantsinthe E

intemational oratoricai contest but has failed to win the ‘coveted first position representing the world’s cnampionshlp. At the Washington auditorium on

Saturday night Rene Ponthieu ol Paris, France, speaking in French

l |

» _* ened. .

rge warehouse structures .located

the heart of the wholesale dist- Uuueu states and Canada um

ct on Princess Street were threat- . Toronto’ covering three uays_

~?#-Q-0-}l4._. |

-lliVENll|i IN UHASM

speaker as Mayor Walker of New

tljohn, secretary M.P.0.A., from

Distributors' Inc., and general New York.

president of the M.P.0.A., said to be as good an after-dinner

r . ‘ l him

"Peie.”. (2) J. C. 0’Tooie, national secretary, M.P.0.A.. from Scranton. an ex-builder of locomotives and newspaper ellitol-_ (3) - J. M. Franklin, Canadian representative, M.P.O.A. (4) C. C. Pct-

sel for Will Hays, president Motion Picture Producers and

___ *rf* - -‘YS ‘

oi' America. hold their annual

Three Head of Perish in the vented ll/ith

expected to attend sessions in LEFT to RIGHT, R. F. Woodllall

Yok His con.frere', col

Spreading to A

Indiana, attorney, general coun- ‘

counsel Film Boards of Trade,

_5 The large dairy bam at the Ey-

:perimental Farm was destroyed by

came hrst, Jose De Tomaso of Bue- Vlctlmls 0 f Enghsh ' V

nos Aires, Argentine, speaking in Spanish came second, and Wm. =Fox, Jr., of London. Canada, was lranked third. James R. Moore of Somerset, Kentucky, came fourth. The comparative standing of the remaining four contestants from Mexico, England, Cuba and Germ-

matic of the world’s championship u

_was presented to the victor by Main tr

.Johnson of the Toronto Star, nat

Railroad Accident Employees Get

ilfgiiulglflt B__°° “ Wage Increases

*_-° (Special to The Guardian)

_ ' wage increases totalling about $2,-

lote toll will be twenty. in a triple ooo,oco, it was learned today. the ao- Hln C°lllSl0ll l-his morning 011 the tion having been agreed upon at a lFlllll'l8ll8<ll1-Bl‘lSt0l line. The billl- recent conference of company offic-

ad of cattle and a horse

' ‘fire last night, with the loss of a.

, 4' 'large quantity of hay and straw.

. :Rome farm machinery, also three

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F-1

drawn to it by the fact that the

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Distribution Of $1-00'.t$"§il?.“li¥..‘¥.1““3ul§’$‘ iff' Eli"

l ll ` ` '

_ to 0 r a nfhtggasltlglgfiigwhgt ll9|et}r;l:ttll;i,nilvll1il1:ll J Cl-uldren on Satur_ were near the west end on the

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_ B _ V l°llHl Clllilflllil-fl lOl' C9-“ada °f the ies of the victims were sc mutilated 1315 and representatives of the assi ` Hound floor' through the western

contests. The trophy was donated th by tho Canadian sponsors as fnl- th lows: The Vancouver Sun, the Cal- jured was estimated at 40

gary Herald, the Edmonton Jour-

nal, the Manitoba Department of lu

Education. the Toronto Star and

the Charlottetown’ P. E_ II, Gum__ xlillll lille 150 B Siding- First theredncreases to individual employees, it

dian.

the' low point system in use the French, Argentine and Canadian 5

r _

i[=,fl>;l;2i;5l:lll1lih::@l`¢;J mflleél volé‘;l`of ali? carried on one of the freight trains. Defends

No one of the three had a majority

_ e

Of UTS* Plllces and therefore under struck a highway bridge, carrying Onto Merger tiuus He turned in un umm, to me Cm,

way part ol`ii:. ` _l `

the rules the judges had to confer. a

¢ itze of the University of Chicago,

of Jules Bois Ecole de Psycho-

Continued on page 3

Ontario to Have

train and a freight. and then a third. vacation to employees with more

uflilafllgifgsl tl}l‘;‘°j_lfj‘g;l;° l,§;§"“Qg goin coming on a parallel truck than ao years rorvloo instead of the

confer to reach a decision. Under two other muus_ /__

l _ P ls D nl h rd Henry ‘or in the oity today. defended the E e _ax r __2___ Resignation of recent merger of the Standard Bank phanage Miss Eva Beers. the super- Complete 310556551011 Ol’ mat end of

i -i<»>-- - Lord rkenhead must be safeguarded at all costs.

Since 1924. has resi ned from the' d th W S n mm _

ge enslon ll' ther amalgamations for many years.

-__ i ?é‘rl_;irYg_'c"_;‘:bi;letlivli;li ordligl t£ol‘g_l°W He said that every bank in the

c e .4 _ .

TORONTO Oct 13__ Announce- The resi n tl ms n °“ .country was in a much stronger fin

ent thill Pl‘°Vl5ll’n 'l°l' °ld l “ge ive as sog B Orltw become enecblancial position than four years ago llimself to many thousands of kid- all °°“5ll"l‘l‘l' these RS Well HS Oth-

llt Il0n9’h&¢l been ldelilillled by sociation of western union employ- is afternoon. The number of in- ees,

- Those benefiting from the in-

The collision resulted f cl - Y lll Self-ln! it freight tl‘i1l!l Off the 000 yearly. It is in addition to wage

as 9- l`0lllSl0l1 bel-Ween all express was also decided to give three weeks

nshed into the wreckage Ofrthe. customary two weeks,

m--1-Q-?_.__

'Tc add to the horror of the crash, ' e followed from gasoline and oil

he impact was so terrible that

ckage flew through the air and

TORONTO. Oct. 13.-Hon. James

Robb, Minister of Finance, a visit-

of Canada. on the grounds that the (depositors in the Canadian banks

_ “I prefer bank mergers tulb buélk

M " H _ M. Ro . 1'-

(canadhm Press) _ failures.. said on r

Robb added that, so far as the banks

LONDON' oct' 14-_I-'°ld Bll`l‘lell'loperating in Ontario were concern-

hcad, secretary oi’ state for India e em B 0 like] d of fur t

l'°m il 9 crease are rlow earning less than $3,- S

I day’ door. Mr. L. H. Roper, whose daught-

g or also had seen the fire, arrived in

his car and joined Mr. Drisc`oll in

On Saturday afternoon His Wor- the work of removing the cattle. hip Mayor Yeo, visited St. Vine-,Though hard pressed by the fire, ent's Orphanage, Malpequc Roaddtlicy were able, out of the nineteen land the Protestant Orphanage atllleild Of Al/rshires which were quart- Mt. Herbert, in connection with the`€I‘ed in the barn. to save all but O'C9nnel] gifts, He was gggompnn- thl‘€8_l2W0 COWS arid 8. billl. A l’l0i‘S& led by Mrs. Yeo, Ex-Mayor M¢Kennu,whose stall was near the east end Councillor B. R.. Holman, and Clty.0f the bam, also perished. This lat- 'Clerk George' Nicholson. ter animal was the property of Mr.

In lieu of the usual O’ConnellrMlll€l` lVIlltl‘l€S0i1. ,

picnic. which Mr. o'ccnnell was un-I In the meantime Mr. N. H, Muo- atle to hold this year, a pre5em,a.,Lellan, the foreman, on finding that tion of one dollar each was made;lllS llZl'll2S Weill Olll SlldCl9lllY. also to the orphans in the two insmu- saw the glare from the 'Jlazing roof

At St. Vincent’s Orphanage the Mo- Flfe Depilrinlcnt. and went out nt ther superior, wus assisted by Mrs. to the born. He threw open the east 3_ R_ Jenkins and Mfg L_ B_ Mc_ door, but was driven back by the Millan, while at the Protestant Or- flames' Wlllcll were by llhls time in

ingendenp was as-,5|s;ed by M,-S_ H_ the structure. Mr. MacLellan then 1-[_ Hm-ne, My-s_ H_ ,=;_ Hende,»s0u_ aided by other employees, brought Rev. Ross C. Eaton and Capt. T. O. the fll`€ flKhting equipment of the Tgyio,-_ form into action, and soon had a

The Mayor and Mrs Yeo present- Slleam Of Water Dlnyihg oil the Su-

pd me cream to the inmates of both perlntendent's house. :md :ulouller institutions, and needless to say the °“ the 03109- lJ0l¢h Ol which had 'lsltatlon was greatly enlcyed. take” me ll`0m flying 'Spams aided 128 Orphans in all received the by the l"’l`l`lll° heat' °f the C0l”lfll1El‘a-

Qigonnell d0mm°ns_ Mn Orcouueuftion. These fires were soon quench- ‘hrcugh his generosity has endeared ed; but ll°l~ llmll the l78l`ll WHS nearly

on as is accepted by the; `- ' _|| th h t h _ er adjacent buildi i d il

department ordered dll the light roduood by dlsmlrrols or deserrlonr §f”5l°” W°“l‘l be l’l“°°<l D" the Kin . P dl M" Rm’ l°°”“°d °“‘ th" “° my es "mg °“ t e °°““"""°' ‘md "gs req" re t °

cruisers stationedat Hampton Roads from the party until in the last 0

and destroyers at charleston so leave seSsl°l'l he leislflod power by o mo- immediately for the asslsrnnc»: of the J

diriglble if they ;;r_o»_|l¢i be “lied .rp-Il undertook to form a government on

when it was learned tllat Sir Rich-

K . ‘ - ` `

. . _ - . » _.___ _ _ _,___ posltors. 'J

The nlessage was sent from the ard Squires wnh sir w_ F_ Coaken 50\»iB&l0l”t lléftf wlllbllt rlefll ei -<53-

dirigibie at 6,35 0'¢|uf-_'K this mgming head of the F‘ishcrmen's Protective

eastern standar-l time and gave l.licfU thins position' as as north lueltudo ti

The judges were Dr. William A.

Pr . . -

orlty of one. Hon. Mr. Alderdlce T

._ in

_ cl th t t nion, intended to lead the opposi- fxhele w°“ld be pmce on e S 8 on. Hon. Mr. Monroe is one of the

li Cl - '

,,,,,,,,.. fr Howard Ferguson in lgliffeégndhlélt °;‘!'1§°;’§_3‘ryof°{‘hls°“l"’_».gested that Premier Ferguson be

f dd ess ul, is meet- rs e In asked for his views on bank mergers

he gguéussrgi ggogqogggwgtivg Ag dm °m°e‘~ when they were a safeguard io de '1

rguson stated that "next year f

Monster Eagle

tes beneficial legislation that is

to cost the overnment a

1, th g en ng the appointment oflm the cuuutry bud suffered through ,n ghurlunetown as elsewhere mu ionstant attention of the nremen

3233 ilggtisiilitullilétvxgsiuunmge me u successor Lord Wlutem-,u_ me tank fanurgs in the past and sup uume is now u hu,,_l,.,,,,,u ,,,,,.,, ; who were on the scene very quickly

Whue he was unable to be present after the alarm had been rung in. ln person on Saturday he has found “nd Wl‘° SW" lllld *W0 Streams 01'

pleasant way of keeping his mem-| Wal" lil “°ll°ll- i ry fresh in the hearts cT‘nis many The ‘lllglll °l me llfe ls ~llllUl0Wl'l

little friends in this Province. MT- R“°P€‘l left the bam l`»l90llt 6.30

‘ p. m., and at that time everything

was all right Moreover

6 _ The :names were discovered about

l ' 7:15 p. m. when they _were seen to | ‘, be bursting through the roof by the

U daughter of Mr. L. H. Driscoll, an

mployee of the farm. Her attention as '.

(Special to The Guardian) New YORK. oot| la.-Employ-.l

GLOUCESTER. EHS.. OCR 13-- ees of the Western Union Telegraph

any WRS HOU 8lV€ll °lll-- At least eleven persons ,were killed. Company have been awarded annual

The sterling silver trophy emblo- with the possibility that the com

and 45 west lcligitvlde. This placed A

Bermuda. |N The dlrlulblo was proceeding un- der reduced 'speel.T,` not making ls more than about 35 knots. The last H Qfjlvus word of the- ship’s position _..._ pls'--fi her about 1,000 miles due east of .?éTn\'.'la early this morning.

liloetings, Etc.

“Robin Socd Flour now pro-Power plant operates,theesl.abiish-

nimble in G com" bees' Nl zroeerr. "hm M ll-14-tf.'$

---‘_ ' lard has associated with him in his'

, . .

'Buying _ ¢ 1 . several members of his.

wirehoude_>‘&i£,i°°°sizw‘lill-nt'l"wlli‘|ir1`Vf.gwelhirlignf from isis to 1923.

Hurls Ahh; lr, "

"Notice-_-_ _V inf _lh0Q. Bprijo ....':..‘°~.l-... ° ll oy. _ ' _ me

DP- Uilft, *D ` " mv home

gunman n snug” mn” ' t lance D. N. MbKoY- °"°ll°Iio1‘ A N- - A- 'lm ‘°° l' ° ' ml-lo-iz-all

3 cz

_ _ 'I-amos

mi-lo-ls~al _ --i-»--_---_‘

B, _

iamiio.

lderdicc candidates and a member 3

her about l,l00 muug dug 9351, nf of thc executive of the United 5

ewfoundiand party. I Tile United Newfoundland party t largely composed of new men. H on. M. Sugllivanlafgg H<;n. m Wsloh- be "8 ° °“ Y’ °“"° "‘ ' ll i the world." isters holding portfolies in the new "°'“°°d\ °°"dm°" n

cabinet ~

olng S reat deal of money. This decision as been' entered into not reckless- v. but after a careful survey to get he best conditions for our aged

ls Caught

GLACE BAY N. S. Oct. 13.-A

.‘:;;’:';‘sf R

g spread of ten feet. four inches.

lriuod ll l H ill.

Tonolrro, ont., oot. 14.-while "W" Y " °"‘°" °

ri 'M Aid dloo slutos his one the orelimiflsrv S11"/el’ being “ml”

On. l'. Ol'

___ issue is a moral one. his aim being e

to prevent the return to office of

Sir Richard Squires. Sir Richard

C , ._ ’ Squires, who as yet maids no reply.

_t th references in tie 80V¢l'll'

lr9felit eprcss to the vlgalltcéarlinqglry.

nor issued 'any miilll 93 . B 0 €l"' u ann ing for election in the Humber dis- lx” lll “ 9°’

trict. It is here the International

f hi h was his chief plank

etxheoelllhtigns of 1928. Sir Rich-

madlng liv h and lambs at lle alver wgdngegllny. Oct lith-

.S ‘

J Ru” ew can-lo-12-li

--innorold olus loading boss'

gheep. 17th Oct. from noon wi 'o‘clock List your offerings

.11

d out by Commissioner J. A. Ellis, Gd has gone sufficiently far from him ,hu to announce that legislation will bc

pe Breton. The "King of the Air" had swoop-

troduced at the next session of bake 8' ‘hen ‘Wm the °°°l’ when B

"Beam" _ .~ “bl - ,_, -“yum ho", rump, and lambs! _

llilkl and “ ` Il lt éniington Tueldli' l°"n°°n 0 Secretary of the Treaaifl M°ll°l‘ mn. court al " ` f ...in mir. Alden Mow _ _ A ml.. or-iomr ow wm- , -'~P° _ ____ 'mal 9 r ln tf .ixfuzunronun ww” _mmm

o.-ull

_ .~ .i,-4' 5,,

tif ._

limb!

onpoon.. °°l.-~

on lol'

tfinc 0 ' "° our swioo

ww lsth.

ill' gi

sils-lo-is-ll

Inger and wife of

live hogs It Hlllll” l"-'°""l"’°’°" ° chica: ll-

t. loin. nrrsls I_'.M_°0o\'llli*» . _ ° "‘

T;;”d.y' Oc ‘ "°n.||»¢' m_f’(.1|ll\¥ Un l\¢l'..l¢W¢|‘

' cars-lo-12-si mdmrurlas Allawi if 'Y *"°

alhaom unudlam A

’ ` "“"‘ ‘ grins' ¢ uid .rud-

and lambs At ou* _“Mapu-

§'i =e

_ contents.

:Ee legislature to bring into oue,,u_ thoroughbred Airdale, which was

Ontario. er r

itio to ounce sh

guard. attacked it. Mr. McLeod,

caring the noise of the conflict.

t the bird just in time to save

o .

hat sum of money it Wm be nec. the dog from being literally torn cessary for the government to set 9°

aside this year for the purpose.

pieces. _ ` It was found that the eagle

-neasured four feet. eleven inches_ from the head to the tip of its tail and weighed nineteen pounds, the largest ever seen in this dis- trict.

down on a fami owned by

omas McLeod and was about to

.Market For _

Esquimd Goods

BOSTON. Oct. 13.-Through thi

work of the New England Grenfell Association an appreciable markei is being developed here for the products ofthe Labrador csqulmos It is the duty of the New England organization to find a market lol the various carved and other pro- ducts of thc northland that thein- habitants will have an incentive tc work at the tasks _assigned by mem- bers of the Grenfeil Mission in thi land of ice and snow.

- This method enables the f|rm'f

designers and artists to avoid thi ,wooden monetony which is a featurl 'of so many stained glass windows 'and to impart variety and virility into their work.

LAST MINUTE

NE ws F1.AsHEs l

(Canadian Press) _ WHITBY. Ont-r Oct. 13. - while attempting to rescue I girl, whom he believed plnricil beneath a motoll car, Count! Constable Samuel Vanatone was electroculed today in coming in contact with a hilh tension wire. The motor oar had crashed into a hydro pole. broken it off and dragged down a number of live wires.

OTTAWA, Oct. 14.-Highway crossing accidents in Canada during Belttdbor totalled I8 in

-e".I"i.‘:‘~'T.."*-"-*'=.l

‘F _without :£113

which ll perennwcrellilled sndupcrsoasmro inland. _rigarssctagpllsdlytlleboard ofrahwayoomninionerniadi- catethataatemdllsswereln-

volved in 32 of these accidents- In all but four cases. the cross- inp .were unyfvtectpil-

EDMONTON. .Alton .0ct. ll.- Aocordlng to an announcement made-by Sergeant John Leslie, Secretary of the Amltolll' Ath- letic Union of Canada. the an- nual meeting of the union will be hold at Port Arthur on December 6. 'I Ind 8-

DUBLIN, ost. ls.-Luc nlzhs

the free slate lovernmont lui mlaud,,dafea.t by-a ln3l°\‘l¢! °l in vous fqlioviocf olloio °*\ ur, um nglion, sho your of

ml d that the naval part of

_ he prdiect will cost $37,500,000. m.

. at 7 p. m.

Mr. J. A. Clarke, the Superintend- ent, accompanied by Mrs Clark left thc farm in their car for church.

Portion Of Floating Dock

at Singapore

. - Wliail .

(S i l t Th G dl )

sznfghlohnll, strcultsuaslotllllment. YQU SfRE‘fC|~\ i `)ct 13 -After a four months vo

lgcgrolui thcdflrlit fport:§n‘ I o e u e ca n oc or e new British naval brllse arrived this < »iT€.§.§".§‘.il.§”b§°.'$`..*’,}°$¥"...‘i. 'L’.Y.f;“d..‘.’fl S1' RE‘f CH

-M-

==??$$~i‘lT-’ 352132233 Q-_-Y; ;`°f°‘ ‘_-

ll. (HE

Tile Singapore dock when ccm- _

pleted will be the largest floating lock in the world. | /.

Large enough to hold any British rship it weighs 50,000 tons and

Wu _ » .

*cntains 30,000 tons of steel. It cost . \/'1.._,, »_

860,000,000. The contract for cum- $_`__\ ----

ileting the dock yard was awarded _

ln September 27th and called forl A l 'he finishing of the work by 1035. It ~;

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Dr. En rbush ` Q 3

I3 H0n0fed Toaolrro, oot. 14.-Murlurne

_ -- moderate northwest winds, fair and

WEBTBORO, Mass., Oct. i3. -cool.

Jpon his recent return from avisit Toronto. rain .... ..

n Nova Scotia in connection with Quebec, cloudy . . . . lis study _of wild life, Dr. Edward Charlottetown. cloudy Lowe librbushf noted authority on Halifax, rain . . . . . .. :iid bird! and former state or_ni-‘St.John,rain hologist. was accorded an unusual.Boswn, rain ionor. The Federation of Bird'N~-' York. clolldy

tlubs anbuualocd that it had named High tide this morning

lie new acre tract which it and tonight at _i2. as presented to the state the Ed- Sun sets this afwmoon at 5.14 and vsrirltows _rorhush wild Life no-.rim tomorrow morning at ole. ervatlon. The tract was purchas First quarter moon Sunday, Sept. ri by contributions from men and 21st, 4.42 s. m.

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the government when hot tor- _

scale. _

vomon interested in the protection Bummorside tide eighteen minutes of wild birds and animals. later than Charlottetown.

-__.m_ 'CHOICE COIINID

s ;fF1RE DESTRO YS

DAIR Y BARN

at_ Experimental Destroyed With

Loss Estimated at $30, 000,00.

convention in Canada next week to discuss the latest problems of A ' '

picture exhibitors-one oi’ which is the recent invasion oi’

the synchros and the talkies. Two thousand delegates from the

Cattle and a Horse'

Flames-Fire Pre- Difficulty From

djoiningaoildingr.

at 7.15, so rapid was the progress of the fire, the flames were bursting through the roof. It appears. how- ever, that the fire stal-ilu on the second floor of the ilu-ee sorted structure at a point near the east end. The wind was blowing from the north at the time, llliiluzll not very strongly Nevertlll l.~-1 wlir-n both doors had been lull-liriri, sl strong draft was caused wlilvll gplrlld the names through the hay and straw in the building with llulizlllng like speed.

The lite fighters. sol-liiig up gngg

thatthelfe was no hope lui iile ham devoted all their attention '.0 saving 'llc adolnlng struf-till-cs, Tile silo, which stood _adjacent to the barn was the only one of ill-_-se which suffered any damage. Its roof was burnt oil' and some ol the planks '.'.'cl'c badly cho.l‘l'ed. but lt is believ- f-d that its contents arc not injured. At one time the lover oi' the gaso- line (sink wllii-l‘ .~i:::l;l:= llorlr the i.on;rete l'..mo leading into the sec.. ond fiom c 'Jie barn on the south side. took llre, but was qulfkly ex- tinguished.

The confhgration wha very bm..

liant. und lighted up the country for miles around. It was viewed by a. li1l'Be crowd who soon gathered on the farm. The roads nearby were also congested with motor traffic,

In the barn, in addition to the

three head of cattle and one horse, already mentioned as being lost, there were 100 tons of hay, ;5 p,-mg of straw, 500 bushels of pdmtogs 50 bushels of grain. and 2,ooo hokrd f@€l5_of matched lumber. There were also two threshing mills, one elect- rio motor. one new power orchard Sprayer, three driving sleighs and 5 straw cutter. The loss is estumrggd at between thirty and thirty five thousand dollars of which the burn tself accounts for about twenty-nyc

thousand dollars. A5 |s gum,

Wllll Zovem t b r mari no outside "len u‘.1dmf`5' mere L

_ nsuran.e. »fLher than

wélatever sinking funds are pm;-gd. e to meet such contingencies, Although the building was 9, mm

of ruins and the fire beglrmlng W die down one hour after it was dm- Covered! yet the firemen and em. ployees stood by all night tn gum llillllnst any possibility or sparks spreading from the smouldering lleall to the other buildings,

Fireman Arthur MacAski1l ner-

l°Wli' escaped death or serious in. Ury through rho orlminull rn

-Y ought-

Leginncl' W Put ll' mllflly. of some H ladizlwn prrson. While he wg on :S El' leitdlflg L0 the 1-0°! of we

Uperintendents house be wa,

_struck ln the fuer b ` ' __ .parcntly thrown at ol,le“oFt€ll§'w¥;,- dows. He was nearly knocked on th lalddor by tho force of the lrdpscz 5 ipplng <1 _ only catcllll,-iwxh several Nun' .nd

A it g imself cy il mlrsele

th S was. his nose was broken by

e stone. his face badly clit, and

I One of his eyes ini . ‘ _ “"3 lllilllediete medlgdatlleerlgisoslrut

N. B. Yacht Late Visitor

MARBLE!-EEAD, Mass.. Oct. ll.-

The seventy-eight-foot auxiliary

ketch Uvira. owned by Richard B. van Horne, cf the New York Yacht

Club. which has St. Andrew‘s. Ni as a home port, was one of the la visitors at this yachting centre. Uvira was designed by Bwasey, guy. mond Ac Pole in 1916 and built by the Camden Anchor-Rockland Ha.

chine Company.

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