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Session Of Canadian ` Roads Association Con-

ference Wlii Be Held This

,; ,

M0r11ing In Provincial Build-

ins-

'rha lrtesctb annual convention 1 the Canadian Qood Roads Ano eiaticnjwhich opens this morning at Ulurlottetcwiuis expected to Provo eng of the mcstdntaroating and im portant gatberinss in the history or

muon of the aaeociationu get policy of rotatilla ite annual satlwrlnss un iii each of the provinces has been visited, Prince ‘Edward Bland bein! ilielaltoftiieuinetoactashostio uie conventicn.‘Last week an "ad~ vanee guard," including Mr. B. L. lquire, chairman ef the , executive committee, George A. McNamee, sec rotary-treasurer and J. A. McNeill, managing editor of the Montreal Ga. lotte, arrived in the city, spending the intervening time in perfecting arrangements and confer-ring with ioen committee; here. Last nicht de- lesates to the number of about 153 arrived, incl.uding;- Hon. W. R. Hibbs. Minister 0!

Public Works, Bt. John's, Newfound- land; Hon. Frank oliver; advisory efiicer cfiicaral of Railway commis- sioners fer Canada; Hon. J. E. Pei-~ rauit, K. C., \di.u`ister of Roads, Pro- vince a( Quebec) I-Ion. W. R. Clubb Minil_bir__of , lugbways. Manitoba:

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

COMING EVENTS.

MEETINGS, ETC.

"Besson tickets save you money at

Chautauqua, only $2.00.

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°‘!7i!i¢i.'!1¢\ U1 b tlkini iive stock

Wednesday ibthufrom noon uxjitil three s'ciosk. ` D. N.‘McKay.

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"Juniss Chautauqua tickets $1.00.

It Y. Ui U. A. .-" 7688-9-17-2|

"Borden Women’l Institute will

hold a chicken supper, Bingo, lish- Dund and other amusement; in Mur- l'\y'e new hotel Thursday evening. Bolltember ilth. Supper served at 5.

- 'T925-9-13-4i

"Chautauqua opens wednesday- Bccure your reserve and season tick- ets at Y. M. C. A. 'less-9-17-at

vnu-e

"Mystery, action, on-iiis-rred Thoiassa, the mat Western Acc. in "rho uunset Legion" at Emerald Wulaselay, ldalaeaue Thursday

"The Cornwall-York Point Wo m°n’s Institute will present "Tho Old Dairy Homestead in Howes i-iaii

§_l‘ackley Beach, Friday evcnins Sept

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Hon D A Stewart, Minister Highways, New Brunswick J

ways, Province of Quebec, R

Ontario, Patrick Philip Deputy M

J D Robertson, Deputy Minister Highways, Alberta: H B Uarllell Deputy Minister of Highways, katchewan, R W McColcugl-i C

ty Minister of Highways, Manic B H, Kinghcm, Chief iimgin

Brunswick.

Many 01 the delegates are acc

programme has been arranged their entertainment, including. garden party this afternoon at

At 9 o’clock this morning the d

gates and visitors. will register the Provincial Bulldilil- The session will open at 1010 a. iii the Provincial Building all

Illll.

McPherson, Minister of rush! Province of Alberta, after which dresses of welcome will be given

will omclslly open the Convent Premier Saunders. and His Wei!

session wui begin. the progrs being as fol.lows:-

Pherson.

Appointment of nominations

resolutions committees.

The Province of Prince Edward

Land will put on lantern slides

ing in Prince Edward Island," H. H. Shaw, chief engineer.

Addi-es: "Road Development

England's _Oldest Colony." Hon. R Hibbs, Minister of Public W

Treatment and Preservation.

Discussion Alex Fraser, c ef

gineer, Province of Quebec

way Development

lecturer R M Smith Dcp

Minister of Highways. Province Ontario

of Qucbec;$|. A Lyons chief eng ear. Province oz mnitpim

tion sod isaioteasaos machinery

gineer, Bilnova 9%

Provmeeeulswlruiuwidl.

Noi

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Boulanger, Deputy Minister of His

Bmith Deputy Minister of Highwa

Engineer. Department of Higliwl Nova Scotia; A. Mcfliliivray, Dep

Department of Highways N

psriled by their wives. and a spec

order by the President, Hon. O.

Lieutenant Governor Hearts. w

Mayor Yeo. Brief addremis will f low from a number of the visitors

At l p. m., a directors luncheon

and meeting will be held at Beach

Grove Inn. and at 2.30 the second

Lecturer R W Mcdolougb, ch

engineer, l=rovincc of Nova Scotia

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sessions being held at Beach Gro

Presiding oillcer, Hon. O. L. M

the organisation. It marks the reall- ister oi Highways, British Cclumbiii;

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Experimental Farm.

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ing road building in that province.

Address: “History of Road Bull

The Convention will be Galied'

bl'

in W.

. _, orks.

'Newfoundland

First Subject: “Gravel Roads. their

il!

necond Subject Secondary Roads

and their place in Canadian High

uty of

Discussion .f I.. lovianger De uty Minister of Highway! Province

Third Bllbliili "IOM °°\l0l'\\¢

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nisewiooi I if xissaom sbisi

eqineer. Bishvlsys neparisieai

sooan.-»i|seiii'loHbeaea)ias» than necessities is osawillso teen

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(lpevial to the Guardian)

'!l0RON'i.'0, Ont.; Sept. is-His

Excellency Viscount Willingdon. Lady Wiiiinsdoa sud party loft Toronto saturday night for Ottawa and it is understood that for some time His mloellouoy will not accept public en- gagsmanh. Coming to Toronto for the p\ll'P0¢o cf attending the cere- monies in connection with the cen- tenary of Upper Canada College,_1-lis Exceuency felt indisposed and did not attend any of the functions on Friday. Saturday mornilll. feelin! I little better. he decided to keep a golf ellielolnaut It Rosedale. but was seized with a fainting lllell on the ccursa._and arrllilemsnts were made for his return to Ottawa. fol- lowing the advice of physicians iihlt rest. was imperative. ‘

The party left North Toronto sta-

tion at 11 p. ni, Because of the seis- ure me Excellency was compelled to cancel several ensssamellts. includ- ing the Upper canada sarden party on Baturday afternoon and the cen- tenary ball in the evening. He plan- ned to _return with Hou. Vincent Massey and Mrs. Massey to Batter- wood House, their summer place, near Port Hope. The vida regal nelly also planned to spend Monday in Oshawa. bpt word was sent to Mayor T. I. pslmhsil thc; me visit would have to be 'pggtpoaes eine dis. Reports from Dttawa were that he soon would be better.

cisticn hoidssn annual convention for the purpose of discussing current problems connected with the con- struction and maintenance and rl' sulaiions governing the use of the _hlgifwgyay _The lectures are both tech- -o\'e lsnsuase gbibeoilr msn. The printed Proceedings of these conventions, which are distri- buted throughout the country, are accepted as valuable textbooks cu road-building.

The bringing together of sovern- ment oiliciais, enzlneers. contrac- tors, coimty councillors, municipal men and, representatives of boards of trade, good roads and automobile . organisations is not only a great ss- set tothe cause, but in addition these meetings, as has been stated by many of the delegates, do much to unite the various sections of Canada threlltb the hospitable and fraternal spirit which is always ox- pressed. The knowledge and idell gained at these meetings _put into dollars and cents means iibnsiderabls tc those attending. , The association, which fathered the federal aid biii which anilwpriatsd $20,000,000 to aid the provinces in liilhway construction, was successful on two occasions in extending the time limit for those provinces which were unable to use their hilotmenil during the time prescribed and thll activity has been of especial benefit to the western provinces The assoriao tion is still carrying on with a view to obtaining further aid for i-be Pro- vinces A larse proportion of the associatiorrs energy and rcscurrel hu been devoted towards federal

The association can-iss en a pub lieity cangeaig-n through the daily newspapers and the technical i°ur- nals and the clloillus books durllll the last several years disclose many thousands of dollars wort-li of free publicity. creating public epinlwi in fever ef the obieote of this son- Ghibli The aslsittion, through smile-

il in contact

seed solids orsao

world, and llilbied to

of can dealing

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(Canadian Press).

tbsnertesyifpossible.Prsmisr\cac-

some sailing for creat- ai-luis on the nucheee or York, leavin: Quebec city on october ns. _

School Cadets Lesien Militia Cificers School Board Nurses Medical Profession

HUUOYIYY Pallhearers (Militia Col-

oneis): Lt.-Col. J. P. Roeper. Lt.~Coi. G. Elliott rull. Lt.-Col. U. anawson. !..t.»Co!. D. A. Kaolinuoni LL-Col. Cecil Qtawart. LL~Ccl. W. C. Cooke.

lenerary' Pallbearers: f..ieut.»»Gov-

amor F. I .lI0al'i»l. Chief Justice J. /i suisisinon. .mess w. s. stewart. Judge Arsenauit. Mayer !. J. Yeo. Hon. J. D. Stewart, Charles Leng- wortb, Arthur Weeks. Edwin Aitken. J O. Hyndman. - -

Funeral Director Hotels

va Pallbeaxers. .

Msldiilan, Dr. .f. C. If

D Johnsen. Dr. J.

G !'. Dewar, Dr. 6.

llcurnerli Dr. J. S. , les Jenkms. Harry Louis Jenkins, John Morris. Stephen Hoi-‘ me nr. ra J. l-edwali. ‘rhcmu Sweeney. Jehu Iadwsli. Jamal Nul- lin usmuus slurpby. oeorss lied: din Noel Delicis, Hugh I-I. Simpson, il. B- stewart. lt. lt# livnrt. Alisa stewart. more it. u him". reid; ensued vel-son lmlswmli. w. w; OYIB. Dr. J. NDN. _Ill llolioaaid. vom eww. it 1. esac. ew-an Ml. .ladle Ifalsaivi; ,NNI HM. George Paton.

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representing employers, T. A. Taillcn.

And _Daughter

ansdisn Press

Campbell Phillips, 27 year old mach-

sndins his own life by euttills his tlu-oat. _ ‘

DEAMND SELF-_ covERivMENT

A£Canl»dlsse Ines)

CRW _A. B. W. I.. Bent. i0-- Ghsracterisins the present system ei crown colony government ss unsatis- factory and petitioning for the im- ,mldiate grant of self-government a resolution was unanimously carried by five thousand residents oi Gren- eda who gathered at Queen Park te hear the cponilll addreu of Captain

the legislative council of Trinidad.

meat would be greeted if the amass

§i‘_ ggi* ir* is c

' ~,‘_ re lit. Indus time he said°tiQ people

‘_ __ d find out whether thee report

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Daniel, Il.. N., wha leave for Coaaixada, , llr. Daniel is a_ graduate of McMaster _ 1 - » _. ___` India, where they will engage in mil- University. - V ' ' » . ' __,,»v ‘ gg- ,

"°"‘.“‘°' '»‘.“ °*'*"f‘;' t_ MacDonald To Delegates 75 _ j__,_ _Ya`¢h“¢ Un¢l_e___

_ Wsit Canada _Lqbpr Q’ c0n.Sl'fHCfi0n -

Kilfed Son i

Not Qanfrrmed

(Canadian Press)

l"R.E'DllRIOTON, N. B., September

Vmtill politics that a general election has been booked for Monday, October 28. That date is six weeks from today

and __ d amply permit of the re- qni ffofhcial notice given, This _ ls not eonurmcuo this re-

port , " omcial sour n. J, B. M. K' . Premier of Ne _ “runswick w, alked today about afr rt from

,r‘ie_de_;ic_r,9n that the proxlcioi ei- ect`i0ns.w_ere to be held on. October 28,)-1‘efuse_d to deny of con**m the

LONDQN *vt 1e___’¥°mu\‘.uu`_ (spam W an qu" (Special to the Guardian) . onmivs some the canadian mn cvrrsws, Bert. ie.-c sei- "’*'”*' M°~- Sept- 1°-T" ° SMP' way ,uma ww pnmm, Bunny .nm w an mmmmonn “bor yard on the Kennebec River, the ueononeic uw his visit to was-' cocci-onset oenevs cert month wui "°""'° 1°'¢°S‘ “nd "ml °"P°“Sll° ingtoa willressh Niassra llalls.0st.. be s. c.. Mecceiium, masse: or P1°”"’“” _°"““ ’-“ “M” °°"i°‘-“”“°“°" m mwb" “_ pmouduu w Town” uw shipping r.d,num_ Monwuh for J. Pierpont Morgan, New York

, _

millionaire. Work on it is being rush

senzis King will inset the British vice president. Dominion rms., md ed so that it may be launched early Prime Minis*-ll' li' WWW W DUN- Labor Congress, Montreal, for ein- ”°"° 'Wm' °°"”“g *Pp’°"”“”'i'°ly bar U. Oli Oofdbdi' ll, BU. BKIDDODIM plqyggg, |34 ‘W_ A_ M”D°n‘1d_ Huh ’3.000.000, the Graft, when Cbmpieted, will proceed to Ottawa, where he will 1|,-g, “gnu” gg lb, “mum Q1 will be 343 feet long from stem tc remain navbars mm says to dll- Marine engineers. es tecluucsi us- "'°"‘”“‘°'° tm" 33 fe” ‘°““°‘ ma” mn mmy, mlm" vm., gm gm., ww” any present plsuure boat. A crew of

Bridsh Pre- over 100 will be needed to sail the

Prime infsior. - .

_Which Will be chrlstiifind The

Outbreak Near

ORDER OF """ Sea Of Galilee

vsudoiizvm scpt.`1ii.-wiuiem 1*” .

(Special to the Guariliari) JERUSALEM Se t. 18.-News of

.._...... _ inlet.. ran amuck with a hatchet in ' P 'nn renown: is.:___i» Titus: si; ic. im. on me Avenue only uc. ‘§*‘;°"of"",‘}’;‘{f§‘§e“”,§‘“ff§;h“°‘;;,,§‘,§’g

oeasionfor tuefun e I - memo.; mlm' his .laughter .mn ' s. rt. unsuu. which viii be hem this me 10,' rss his 1..... ye.. cis ...sf ”°“°“‘“ fff;°;m;§“°“b;f deg; ‘md uwmmt - mc. ensues et we _wuu :see one ‘““"’ "°t “ ,hm 2', fm'

»»~=- we » »»°,;~-»~ °= - :.:;‘;°.;

am" nt an w ‘I Mm' mm between Jews and Arabs had been re-

ported for a week. R.ep0rts to the Jewish Tblemphlc Asenoyctate there is g growing feeling among the Es- yptian Arabs that the grand mufti of Jerusalem, recognised Moslem lead- er, lg partly responsible for the rec- ent troubles in the country. Dissatis- faction with the grand mufti is said to be partly due to his alleged fail- ure to fully account for funds raised in llgypt for repairing the Mosque of Omar.

Hts!/In is sasssuiuso

(gpgolal so the Guardian)

LONDON, Bept. 16.-The King is

fighting his way pack to health on a literary diet cf detective yarns and ugmmg mystery stories. The Daily

the British monarch is extraordinai-

Veioldlhe bllillthat'seif-gevem- 'num' T f

ini he must prepare to spend .tha coming and future winters quietly and

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o'm‘sw/i, ont., sept. io.-A speci-

assn ef Canadian oolnass will likely

ef the new l-ensue of News

‘Hifi ic iii get it

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mg, which is to could silica, ef me Asssm

this moon.. s dili'lll\ul\|C\t.i0h`

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STATEMENT UN ”NSARMiMENT

16.~The Daily Gleaner today says; -It . ip reported today from sources gen. i' (cmmdhn Pun)

22" ff” ‘_“f°"§°d in lewd to mat-f LoNDoN,sepi_1c. <oano.disn Pi-en |

a ect.rig ew Brunswick pro- _;u»,|¢3t,,_g;C° d “___ _

riespon e t) Anauth

cratetive statement of the position re- garding the naval disarmament neg-

Precs today by a source in intimate touch with the prime minister, as iollowsc A.total cruiser strength of 50 Li desired for Great Britain. The cruisers however are divided into two

.nah gun cruisers. Britain maintains her requirements compel hor to di- vide her fifty cruisers into 'fifteen B inch and thirty five 6 inch cruis- ers, making a total tonnage of 339.000.

The United States proposal is for

twenty-one 8 inch and fifteen 6 inch cruisers. The United States total tori- nage claim is 315.000. The disputed margin at present between the two countries is three 8 inch cruisers and a. tonnage of 15,000 as Britain sug- gests that the United States total mziage should be 300,000. This statement is general1¥ in line

with tile expressed requirements of the two powers, policing cruisers for C-reat Britain and fewer but more powerful cruisers for the United suites. ’ ‘

HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS

OF ll. M. _S. VICTORY

LONDON. Sept. is-(By The Can-

adian Press)-Bir Leicester !!s.rm.s~ worth. who a few years back made a gift to Canada of valuable manu- scripts, in memory of his brother, Lord Northcliffa. has new presented to rl-l. M. 5. Victory a collection of documents associated with th. his- tory of the ship. Thecoliection in- cludes the manuscript journal of R.. F. Robert. who served as a midship- man in the victory at Trafalgar. and the naval signal book formerly in possession of Mr. John Scott Purser, secretary to Lord Nelson, who wal killed in the battle.

The gift has been made by Sir

Leicester and Lady Harmswurth as an expression of gratitude for the recovery of the King, and has been gratefully received by the Board of Admiralty on behalf of H. M. s. vic- tory.

or'rsws,`sept. ic.-It probehiy

will be several months before the arbitrators in connection with the sinking of the Canadian rum run- llvl. Im Alone by an American vessel last March begin their hear- ings. Preliminary pleadings on behalf of Canada are new being prepared, and evidence is being gathered.

Sc enthusiastic were the people of

Tempo, Ireland, over the tuming on or the water supply. after so years of agitation. that they held a general juhilatlon recently,

“‘°'H°‘* A' A' °“’""°" ""°"’“' °' Nm may reported the health of Curues ‘S A

who launohedtbacamntilll for West ny "mums .mr ms long mum I “Ho CAN

indian federation and self govern- . ment, ur. Oisrieni. who is deputy ""° "im" A” s°“°§1§;:f"' ?;';,;°y,,,°,le COA* i‘\\$ (\iR\. .

_ country estate in K.

3;: dl none of the usual house parties and A

' » than isn't any indication he will be

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be buried with the foundation stene_ -;0R,°1(~r0_ - gem, 1s,..Mm¢,|,.-M, 1-o+o+o++*

W4- men southwesterly wins., neue; with .-nm N'

fill. probably showers at llisbi- “M no mips;

Toronto clear

dag sense ease

B000!

otiatlons was given to the Canadian

categories, namely. 8 inch gun and 6.

ELECTIUTT IN UNTARIII THIS Fill

The Ferguson Govt

Will Face The Elect.- ors For The Second Time On Oct. 30th. .

(Canadian Press) '

TORONTO, ont., sept.

term of thc 17th legislature of tario has come to an end and Ferguson government will face

electors at the polls for the time on October 80. Premier Fergu- son snnounced the date of the elec~- tion tonight following an afternoon meeting of the cabinet. Nominations will take place on Saturday, October l9. No changes in the cabinet are to be made before the election. The present legislature has had three ses- sions and comes to sn end more than a year before the statutory limit of its existence. The last election was held December i. 1926. It was at the election or 1926 that

Premier /Ferguson launched his new liquor policy and secured a mandate for the repeal of the Ontario Tem- perance Act and the introduction of the Government Control. The liquor question promises to be one of the most interesting features of the el- ection. It is the first election to be held since Government Control came into effect. With Progressive and United Farmers parties advocating prohibition and a. prospect of some In- dependent tempersnce 'candidates bc- ing in the field the public will have a chance to exnrew its opinion on th¢ success of the new policy.

The campaign will be short. Polilnl

day is just s. little more than ali weeks away. But indications are that it will not lack in strenuousness. All parties have been preparing for thi' fray. Conservative 'organization offi ciais have been busy for months pas getting the campaign machinery oll~ sd. The Liberal leader made an ex- tensive tour of northern Ontarit this summer and visited many pcinti in the south of me province and Lilr eral party officials have not beei idle.

T0 FURTHER

_ EDUCATIONAL SUBVEX

(Canadian Press)

OTTAWA, Ont., Sept. 16.--The first

number of the Educational Survey, a publication issued under the auspices of the league of Nations Ccmmittoo on Intellectual Cc-operation. ha's ,lust reached tha Dominion, Its purpose fs to review periodically the -work dons in different countries to make known the aims and organization of the Lea; gue and to develop the spirit 'of in- ternational co-operation. This work, which is attracting the attention oi educstionists all over the world was initiated some years ago by I resolution of the Assembly.

It is planned to publish the Educa-

tional Survey twice yearly if possible The first number contains an articli on an enquiry into the effect of wai films on the minds of young people tending in show that realistic wai

films have distinctly pacifist effect.

Organisations of Portsdowh. Ire-

be placed in the War Memorial

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Condensed Specials' IMT-do pas were net me iumleniniais

land, have donated 10 of tha bails___],{_

as of Bt, \la.rk's Church of that city.