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chorlottztewn Guardian ‘Ire Cont: Morning ennui-n. none-s nu CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1925 gnualfllsutigmuhnogvfl a:

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An Ideal Day was Spent by Club and its Friends in Celebration of its Hundred and First Field Day. Eldon, the Chosen ‘Spot, Gave a Most Cordial Wel-

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Labor Day proved ideal tor the so Annual Scottish Gathering. a cele- bration that has seldom or never been missed for the pust hundred ears. Last year was the centen- nial oi the Club, end a determined effort was made this year to begin the second century with u more than ordinarily successful gather- ing. Fate seemed to be against the Club at the outset. Old Home Week broke in upon all ordinary annual celebrations, and other fea- tures and attractions made it prac- tically an impossibility to hold the Gathering in Charlottetown with any‘ prospect oi success. A recom- mendation was adopted by the Club in June to endeavor to have the Gathering at some suitable place in the country. and aiter lnany difllculties it was ultimately tie-cided to meet in Eldon, the cen- tre oi the good old Scottish settle- ment of Belfast. No better centre could have been chosen, and the (tethering took place there on Mon- day. proving one oi the most suc- cessful in the Club's history. it was estimated that over n thou- sand people visited Eldon in the course oi the day, people pouring in by steamer, auto and team. The weather being gloriously fine, everybody enjoyed themselves to the limit.

The celebration began by the gathering oi the Clans at the Club Rooms at half-past nine in the morning, under the direction oi Mr. J. G. McFsdyen. senior vice-presi- dent and ex-Chiei George MacCoo lnsc, who discharged the duties oi lnarsball. With flags flying. pipes and drums playing, the gay tartan plaids fluttering in the breeze. the

Scotsmen set out on their march to Erin-e Stewart's Wharf, attract- ing crowds on their way. The SS.

Hllfllillil had been engaged for the

day to carry the Scotsmeu. the

Scotsmens wives. the Scotsnrews

balms. and s‘ that is‘ to Hallidayks

Wharf. en route its the place oi

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rllthsrlns- The steamer was well in ‘the majority. The Rev. G. s. lillctl with expectant passengers, Mitt-belly Sunnnensilie was up- ‘ including l-lls Worship Mayor Mc- pointed moderator’, and illle llev. Kenna. When the Clansmen ar- Wm. Orr Mulligan, St. Jumps riveti. and no time was lost in get- Ohu-rch. clerk.

ling all on board. the steamer s-lnrilng with Scottish punt‘- lllally at 10 a.m.. Captain Murchi-

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Condensed Specials RATE-Ac Qsr word. not such g insertion in this column.

lwmrso-Two MAIDS. AP- ply Davies Hotel. 470l-3-9-tl-

v‘ ‘T6 RENT-FURMBHED HOUSE Apply 241 Euston St. 4782-8~8-2l

n *WAlNTED TO HlRE FOR TWQ months lady's bicycle. Write "C care oi Guardian. 2i

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Guardian Office.

‘T/IOLIN TUITION. KATHLEEN Hornbys classes re-OPB" 0" Sept. 8th. Phone 297, 4741‘9-5M3l.

‘WANTED — GENERAL MAID. for small family in St. John. All" ‘ply Russ Hotel. between '1 and p.m.. Wednesday or Thursday night. 477C-il-9-2l

‘FOR EXi-llBiTlON PLANTS AND vegetsibles and ‘house 010"" there is nothing better than Solllgro. 176 Kent. Si.

.___.__________..__. ‘STRAYED PIG-THERE l8 ON

my pNmlsea a strayed Dll- ("'0' have sllme by callin;

er may and paying expenses. M. Lambe. Springfield. Lot ill- 47-9

._.__.________.._._____-- woe Palm-lac .or svsrlv do " cheaply and wildli- tl executed. Gusrdlsn Central Job Prlntory. Phone 1"-

~~ro LET-QFURNISHED nous: in central part ‘oi city. Posses- sion Sept. 15th. inspection by tlhpolntment. Apply Miss Lyons- 51 Fltzroffitrest. 4847-94“-

enjoyable two hours’ sail iollow- ed. the water being like a lake all

teriaiu the company on board, and

start to liulsh. boys and girls danced. the llddles played, and men and women step- danced. putting everyone in proper spirit for .a Scottish (lather-

greatiy enjoyed by those with an eye for the beauties Passing close to Governor's island.

oil gushers, and on speculating up- on the eiiect the success would have upon the value of land in

the Harland berthed at Hallldairs Wharf. the incoming members be- ing met by Clansman Anderson. who had proceeded to Eldon by car to

meats. lined up, and again heatied by pipes and drums marched the mile to Eldon. being cheered along the route by ‘busy ileid and giving answering cheers.

* for the Presbytery ‘Fund ‘that

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the Caledonian

n being ln command. A most

e way. There was plenty to en- ere was not a dull. moment irom The pipes skirleil, the

g later on. The scenery along e route is entrancing. and was of nature.

e passengers had an opportunity viewing the site oi the future

e vicinity. Pnnctually at noon.

the preliminary arrange- The clansmen were soon

eke

farmers in the

t Eldon Hall. err-Chief James

Paton. ex-Chief hiacCorlnacClans- men Frank Currie and Dan .._.___..._____%._...

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The Presbytery 0i Prince. Ell-

word island in connection with the Presbyterian Church in Canada met yresterdav ‘rorrlnoon _ an-‘l aiternoon in Zion (llmrch Hall and transacted a large amount oi important dan- ominetirmal business. There was a ‘good representation from the van

ions congregations. eid-ers being

Thr- matter of ‘the winter sllllllly of congngllilons likely to be vac- ant this win-tor was discussed irom

many ‘slnudpoints and arrange- ments oi the fields were made studrnts

whereby ministers‘ and could be nlost effective in doing the work. Seven ulcn will be unk- ell Bot“.

Usually encouraging rt-‘ports were received from the congregations which had been ministered ‘to by eutudenlts null others during tthe past illlflllllfil‘ and ihc‘ outlook for the Anlll Kirk ls. very gratifying. The Clerk made a lsltronl! Bill)?!“ it migm he put on a good basis no quickly as possible and stated that some oi the‘ smaller groups had been very ‘generous ‘to ‘this iund already.

in {be mutter of the Synod Fund it Wlls brouglht out that requests hml come from the former 'troasur-" or oi‘ this Fund for ‘allocations. Presbyterian. congregations were lnstrtlcted nut to pay tthese so there \\"(\ti resrlly no Synod Fund established for those who did n01 enter the Union. Congregations wpi-e hdvlsPil lo pay the travelling exprlnses of lhl-lr representatives M ‘the Synod which ls to meat in New (i-lasgow. Nova Scotla m1 'l‘uestlay. Octobw b. 1935- Consitlernble illecltsflltln 100k place in regard to the Church Un- ion situation in‘ the DNVlllCB- 5"’ era-l lc-gal tangles ua-‘re consul?!“ and ‘referred to ‘tho committee on iegblatlon.

The representative oi ‘the Pros- bytcrlans on the lllilvlncml 99"" mission Mr. John Anderson. owing to pressure oi‘ business ‘had decid- ed reluctantly ‘to reels“ hlfl ‘HP- ‘pnlmllmtwl-l ‘Messrs Stnvcrt. Mllllll‘ an and itchell were appointed l1 eomrnittre with powwrs ‘to secure a tsuccessor and to issue tho null-lot‘-

AGAIN

JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD

The well-known‘ iwrlter of stories with a Canadian settllnn who has Pat returned from a trip to Europe where he visited the ex-Crown Prince 0f Ger- many. having become quite ln- tlmate with him .n a course of correspondence_

Presbytery oi P. E. I. Abandon Hope

Held Special Meeting For Rescue of . Plane’s Crew

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 8- An announcement that he hno virtually given up hope that the crew of the llost PN-i). No. 1 flag plane of the San Fran- clsco-to-Hnwnli flight would be found alive. was made here today by ‘Captain Stanford E. Moses, United States navy, commander oi the illpht pro-

Ject.

"We have virtually given up hope oi rescuing the crew." Captain Moses said. “We now have eleven destroyers fuel- ling at Honolulu for the pur- pose oi’ engaging in a final survey oi‘ the waters where the PN-9 No. 1 came down. We have done all that could be done."

Military Police

Fire On Chinese B tlsh

(Canadian Prose) SlllA-NGHAI. Sept. 8.—— ri police in tthc international nlent late today fired on

ly fatally.

Rates on Grain

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL, Sept.

subject of an appeal

M ontreai Corn Exchange.

__.._________.____._. Maclnnls. St. James Church. were

heard on behalf oi ‘that congrega- Mr. Province-s held a preliminary meet-

tlon re the . signs-tlon oi

Mulligan. Both spoke very

oi ‘his work in the‘ congregation and deep further meeting in- Clan lotteiown

in ‘the prrvlnce and voiced the

regret oi the ‘many who c-vnsltlered early

c oi iecting severance which are ‘to be submitted to the oi a personal brand. Presbytery. nf- national conference. it ls expected tor a stntemrlnt by the ‘Rev. Wm. Mulligan. agreed ‘io accept the rc-

‘I a

the prospects of the tlwvc the pnstroi tlo as ‘the

A call irom Moose Jaw. Seek. to the Rev. Wm. Orr Muulstw l" St. James Church. Charlottetown caused a great ‘deal of discussion and no ‘little ‘resentment. it was pointed ou-t ‘that t-ho needs oi ‘the East were grrealter and more adlllm‘ nnt than these of ‘the West. Merl-l

.______________ ‘YOU WANT GOOD ENVELOPEO Prices 50 for 20o. H5 tor 35c. 55° for 55o; 500 tor 11.00; 1.000 ilor $1.95. rostpaid. Guardian Oiiloe.

‘USE OUR HAMIURO STEAK.- The hot weather meal. Saunders.

- Newman 6 0o, llsrket Bldl. llH-‘I-Ifl-llmol

‘organza sv Pnlvrrh sat: The proper o! late J. H. Gates situated 25 ngworth Ave. con- “Minx oi HOUII BARNB and large plot of land. will be sold- at l "Efrain to alone estate. Apply

were even or later opuorltlultlcs an! several oi the speakers were quite decided in their views no to the‘ duty of men remaining in the‘ Marl- time Synod Where there was scbllP for ell ability. No less than 1x0 congregations in ‘the Presbytery i- iered ls good or e-ven better ierltus to Mr. ‘Mulligan ii he would remain on "T-ho island." As theme were many factors needing careful con- sideration in this call it was agreed ‘to leave the whole matter in the hands oi a committee consisting 0f Masses Mscbeod. J. P. ‘Proiitt. A. MacPlhel-uon and Revs. R. H. Steven and G. ‘S. Mitchell, Moder‘

‘I: 1° Marvel-ta Ave. Phone I64

l ~ _ mount

swr. This committee to report at a inter aoderunt. Iulrl. D.

slgnotion ‘to tulle eiieot on Scpt. Pitt“ C. Taylor was

i5. Tho Rev. Ge appointed ‘mod The com-ruffle‘-

alm- ln-iorim.

the Gilli h) tihe

In report on the! ' calV-inonr‘ Moose Jaw.‘ rocommond- . ed ‘that ‘Mr. Mlulilganfiio not accept l k i, __ . _ ' so ‘ ' 3‘

island ii

came the ‘finding oi tihe court.

application for grants. was

financial shape. Presbytery

iourned to meet

K. Currie laid John Moderator.

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' morning.

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‘settle-

2.000 cillnese engaged in a demonstra- tion at Edward Avenue end Sonan Road. wounding three, onc- prabab- 0X1." sent out last mlont-b by ‘the

8.~—Thnt an, order reducing rates on grnlnundi ilour to British Columbia be res- mic “Y s clnded and that the matter be con- gevlslsg 111E319‘ pm" whereby the sldered as a. part oi a general in- commercial vestlglttion into freight rates is the m8 Domlnkm may more which h" cooperate in ‘Uhfilf solution. has met been made to .ihe Dominion Board Wm, u yendy regpgngm

o! Railway ‘Commissioners by the

highly lag in July and appointed

‘\Vesi and strongly recommended that Mr. Mulligan be prevailed ‘upon to remain on tho st all possible. Should tlhls not be ieasiblr» it was recommend- ed that he remain within the bounds oi the Synod so that ‘his services mlldlvt be readily available in cer- tainmontlngcnolr-s. This ‘report be-

fllile Rev.‘0. ‘B. Mitchell drew the attention of congregations to the need oi pmrnptncss in making Augmentation

‘d. at the coll of the

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Had No Equal As-Or- ator In His Coun- try’s History; Born In Algiers.

PARIS. Sept. 8.**FOl’IIl€l' Pre- ‘mier Rene V-ivlanl died ye-sterdsyt;

Rene Vlviani. ex-Prentier oi Itlran- ' cc‘ and internationally ia-mouts law yer and statesman. was horn Nov 58, 1863, in the ilh-rivlng little vill- ‘tvge oi Sldl Ilel Abhes, in the inter- or oi Algeria.

Destined by his pious mother to‘ the cloilh of ‘the Roman Cullholll: church, Vlviani's ‘taste for oratory and lovo of debate decided his choice oi the lawns a profession.

lie graduated from the Unlvor! slty oi Paris and immediately be- gan tht‘ practice oi law in Alger». lie overcame mnny obstacles to cs- tsblish hllnseli in ‘Pun-ls. yet his‘ ‘This was meteoric and ‘he took big‘ ‘rank at tlhe bur and an enviable lntlche in politics.

l

l Joins Socialists.

‘Jlls advanced views on social} ‘and religious questons drew him .del’ini‘tely into ‘the Socialist move~ ‘mcnt, l llls first election to t

luf Deputies occurred in 1893. ‘whcln low;- qne Right Hon W_ L_ Kcnzie King p.

‘the was ‘sen-t irom tzbe Department ‘of the Sflllii‘. including Paris. l The fateful your oi 1914, jushcrt-tl ln tin‘. World War, saw ‘la-hi willh the reins of govermn in his own blinds for the first time. after the. Chamber bud refused to glcropt a cabinet iormed hndre ltibnt.

Prime Minister.

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As Prime Minister. Viviani ondod ‘lu-nrtlly the efforts oi ‘Sir lEtlward (lrcy to bring about medit- .utl‘on between the dlnint powers. and oven invited ‘the crit-

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COMMANDER ' RETIRES

Prime Minister

[in ial business in his private car at he Chtl-mllfil‘ the Union Station. the Plrima Min-

Whlflll actors luncheon. After congratula-

61" ence or the islr and wishing them continucd success the Premier re-l

lnion to the‘ rest oi the world and. ‘expressed a hope tthat the oordiall pec- relationships displayed at the ex-; bibitlon would be Qaffled on in “at still is. although to o. somewhat .

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i‘ Former Finance Min- ister Tells Why Do- minion is at Premi- um~Declares Gov- ernment Deserves No Credit For Dol- lar’s Advance.

OTTAWA. Sept. 8~Slr Henry Drayton, Minister oi Finance. ill the Conservative Administration. in a statement issued last night. sharply challenges the claim that the present Dominion Government is entitled lo credit for the return to par or the Canadian dollar in New York. “Different orutors on behalf oi the King Government ‘and its candidates. who are all the more qualified when they know {nothing about the subiect." declar- es Sir Henry. "make much of the {return oi the Canadian dollar to {par on the New York Exchange.

COMMANDER J. GILLIES

0t the “Emprus oi‘ Soot- "land." a popular trshuAtlln- iic captain, who in to reblre from the command oi hi: ship after a llfietlme of service upon the sen.

l

Speaks at T0r- n the King Government.

lsy morning Sgt-ling willliuz-iilc: artiste? rgrtlllg; xmgaYelgulrteltll“; C or the gold reserve. but have. on the other hand. followed. in so far as this one question is concerned. the practice bi its predecessors. The King Government have not ln- crensed the value oi the Canadian dollar on the international ex- changes by any change in its char-

Mac- eoded ‘to the ex- ibltlon where he llp0li€~ at ‘iihe dir-l

ng the directors upon the excell-

m“ the Talammshlp o! the Domjiovernment have had nothing to ‘do with the improvement in steri-

ing exchange. with which Canad- ‘isn exchange always has been and

lesser degree. related. The Gov-

rosder realm oi eve-ryday lite.

Tim Prime lantern‘ WWW...“ ernment have not helpelrtiie ex- thc ‘Maritime ‘Provinces on Sunday.

change situation by tarlii’ increas-

lvlfllll 0! 1118 0W" Deflple ‘by Wltll- Miller ills unsold“; o; Aiemmifluyes. which. to the extent purchases

drawing the French troops seven (miles irom ‘the frontier in order to [avoid incidents that mi-ght invoke‘ _war.

For ‘more than n year ho guided the war cabinet. ‘and then consent- ed ‘to take a less active role as ‘mice-president. He retired from the

lovernlnent Sept. 12. i917.

Tho political career oi Vivluni. while remarkable in ‘many respects. was not so notable. perhaps, as his talents promised. His states- mnnllke qualities were legion. yet they were nullified to a consider- able cxltent by ‘the extreme nature of ‘his views on social llld rcllfllflllfi questions.

As an orator. Vlvlanl had oquml ln French history.

llO

of Trade . Getting Ready

Tononro. Sept. 8.—The ioln

President oi.’ the Vancouver. Win-

on ‘Saturday site-moon. The Thurs- day meeting is at ‘Bellllgvfllg “myths demand for foreign currency. Frltlfly-s ‘at Qgyugm [

this afternoon says: toriul vacancies yet remaining af- ter the batch announced on Satur- day will strong move is being made by his friends to have Dr. John P. Mol- ley. former M. P“ for Provencher..<‘°l"lll')' l8 appointed cancy created by the death oi Sen-l ator Bradbury." pointment oi the remaining Sena- ‘torshlp due to diiierence oi opinion whet- her it should go to Dr. Rankine or W. S. German. Parliament. tors it is said are not unanimous realize what a

would be checked. would decrease

‘and limit the amount oi Canadian exchange available. thus material- ‘iv improving the exchange market

vdfifllllfllflSliltiuutllon irom the Canadian stand po n ."

(‘Canadian Preu.) l OTTAWA. Sept. 8—'l‘he Citizen "Three sena-

Mortgnqlng to New York. 0n the question of loans abroad. ‘Sir Henry further asks ii Liberals "really want to see the country Almortgaged here. there and every where to New York? Surely they. even they. nust realize that this now indebted to an Manitoba vwlenormous extent. and that further ‘loans. even ii the King Govern-

be filled shortly."

to the

Delay in the mymsnt is enabled to do a little more

idle boasting as to what they have Ontario is ungm-gguod done for the Canadian exchange. must in the and cause even the most devoted and prejudiced tol- oi William Lyon Mackenzie to wake irom his trance and

in

both in the former 10W“

"The Ontario Minis- Kins

s to this selection. The New ads."

t Brunswick vacancy is leit open. Walter Foster aspires to it more than to the Cabinet.

"""*“ """'°‘Wea.k Bracing Cause

appointments ure made the parties

figlzg‘ §f,‘;',1§'§,““3,,}§r",;1;§1‘ Ed 3mm the Senate will be Conserve-x O D. . . f innards of trafizsngomxgvrssufipg2: 52. Liberals 43. Progressives! I 0 'Efiifillflzczrrmrelrlsz..2 Th B d - 1 Slwnmhah

lions ‘to be held in the early autumn e l (c-MJI-Fr". ) for a discussion oi ‘Canadian econ- WASHINGTON’ sent‘ 8___Fn“_

with bite view oi

throughout closely

interests

Advices received by Presiden; o

oeuvring through waters with hidden reels and islands. steamer Bowdoln oi the MacMil- lwrt t0 Sfivrflllll‘! lan arctic expedition arrived Sukker to open the "Venice Greenland" Sunday afternoon.

(Canadian Press.)

WASHINGTON‘ Sept ure of diagonal bracing was held

largely responsible for the Shenan- doah disaster. in an informal re- Wiibur yesterday at by Rear Admiral C. W. Dyson. who oi’ mad-a an independent investigation the for the naval secretary.

8~—Man~ filled the

Gundy of the‘ Toronto Board

Tm“. lhtllwtfl that BVBFY llffivlll" National eographical Society. was

ce will be well represented. The infgrmgd today in a radio mes- - Boards of Trade in the ‘Marl-time Bum

com- ‘mittees which are to re rt at a ‘in October as to matbers ai- tlhe Maritime Provinces

the committee‘ in ohlarge oi ar- ra ‘gemen-te for the conference will shortly meet ‘to determine the date and plact- of meeting. ' ,

l‘ ill ‘a

(consulate Paul l LONDON. Bent. 8.--A report nu, it that the lbilh. Oontnment bu taken ‘the .0 fusion to, check the Increasing ac