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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 1925

MERCHANT _

It is no use counting on sym- pathy to save you if you have flag- rantiy neglected your God given opportunities to make good.

Annual Subscriptions Delivered $5.00 B] lull, Canada end U. B. A. “JO

(‘ARE ALARMED

cANON COADY

Ha has just returned from a visit to London. He found that there wa-s a decided feeling of aiarm at the extreme to which Anglo-Catholics arc prepared to go in an effort to re-unltc the Anglican and Roman Catholic churches.

Revolution in Britain Would Be Disastrous

(.Canadian Prees)

LONDON, Aug. l4.—~The Marquis of innlionderry who is a great coal mine owner .speaking in Wales last night. intimated that if A, J. Cook. General Secretary of the Miners’ Federation, challenged parliament- ary institutions of the country and brought about a revolution the re- sult. would be disastrous to the trades unions of Great Britain generally and tlley wo-u-ld be smash- ed from top to bottom.

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MacMillan llxpml- tion Still Undaunted

(Canadian Press)

WASHINGTON" Aug. 14.—Wii ll one of its planes temporarily out of commission the MnoMilian Arc- tic Expedition is goilig ahead with the other two io establish an inter- mediate hlu-lo at Flagler Fjord, lClls more lslnnli. ilbOllt I00 miles from Etilh. (lrceilinnd the nluiil base,

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‘ 1.0.... Bandit In

Daring Hold-up (Canadian Press)

DAYTON, Ohio., Aug. 1~i.-—A,- robber held up six employees of the North Dayton Brunch of the liuyton Savings llnll 'l‘rust Coili- pany today and cscnped with $20,- 000.

Tile holdup mun apparently had been hiding ill tho basement. of tho building all night,

-—----<-0->i~~— GERMANY ORDERS FREE EN- TRANCE VISAS TO COMPETING

SPORTSMEN

(Associated Press) IllDRllJlN. Allg. l-i.—'l‘he German

foreign office has instructed its N]ll'(‘Rt‘lltlll|Vt‘g-t ihrolrglloilt Eur- ope and Nortii America to grniii

visas free of charge to nil fol-vial. llbortsnlcn coining to Csruiaiiy for slmfling competitions of any tics- rription.

The moasurc is the result of a Yttiillvnt by the German Sporting. 111110". which also hlld asked that.‘ lhc lforeign office take up wliii other lgovcrnnlcnig thc question of Yiililllfocnl qinssporis for tll-rinnn- “lmrlliillilll taking pnrt in foriglii competitions.

‘"++++o+4+o+¢-e»o-e»»» ; Condensed Specials

. HAIL-lo per word. net each insertion in this column.

‘FOR SALE-CHEAP, LARGE; ihouse tent. Apply at Guardian Office, 3002 8 13 (ii.

‘JOB PRINTING .OF EVERY deilcrliltion cheaply Illid exlpadl- 110W)’ executed. Guardiiau Central Job Printery, Pihons 133-

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‘FOR SALE OR TD RENT. — seven room cottage, modern con- veniences. large barn. will sell “t l‘ bllfsain to quick purchaser. 48 IBBYfiCId St. 3030 8 14 8|.

‘YOU wan-r coon snvstowss Prices so n..- 20o. 1am s».- 06o. 25o for 65c: i500 n..- 81.00; 1.000 tor “'95- Pfltlnid. Guardian Oflics.

‘USE OUR HAMIURO LTIAK.» The hot weather nlesl. Islanders. Nevrsom l 00.. liilarkzt Big;

I07 7-13- mos

‘lgioltoslo lg’ now AN mole- llfilib 9 d lfllOt 10 Llfltilllltllfl Ind Horticulture. it feeds lua-

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M. .- '.f.'.° a" W...“

srowtli. gm Csi Aeoncy.

llnrsooii sniexianos. llsnoser. ranch grain from s-broed as last l" Kent it y”; .

the tide of war sevrn yr-"nra will furnish a‘ iiunlper l wheat fills year. The Dcpertnlcili "Mi of the -Marne and the Euro were rnttll lit the end of Juno nt fit) infmigouute 1111550 ‘M91311 1041115. 110W- tlic official crop estimates, whiilrawrl “"11 a ""1""??? 0i llPW i-‘lSIIB-‘l

_ so h, “Xcomnngw good tnrnre expected to be announced nf-

while the crops look good,

agricultural experts right than rile official crop juds- standard- es, France will have to buy abroad over. M! 110i Pffifliilidll Bil! 0i ill"- nearly-as much wheat as she i-m-‘ill effects that had been feared in ported last year. lt is pointed outawmfl quarters. and it i! believed however, that the agricultnralig is that the export of capital will be siwsys inclined to pessimism smnperinittod‘ in some cases. fair iudses opine that while Fran- the Australian Government loan.

Canadian Teach e r s‘ Federation In Session

(Canadian Press) TORONTO, Aug, 1-l.— A stand- ardized for-m of contract to lie l)l‘i.l-, sentcli to. the Provincial Depart- lileilt of Education for adoption throughout the Dfllllllllull was un-l lininlousiy supporttli at ycstcfllilyb‘ session olllle (Iaulullian TeachersT ivcdcrntiun. The following officers‘ were elected for l-ilsuing your: Rn E. Howe. i1. A. Wcstmouilt. PPOSl-i dent. M. J. Caldwell, Itegiilli, Vicof President, U. J. Elliott, B. A, Winni peg Secretary 'l'i‘0lliill.'i.f‘. Louis Wynne Prince Edward island, was Jnude u member of the eigecutivo. Tile delegates voted in favor oi‘ holding the 1926 coilvcntion int (Jilurlottetown. Steps towards ob~ tainilig a representation in thp sen-i utc of Canada for thc 'l"encllcrs' Federation were takeli. Letters will he sent to the Premier null io tho lender of the Opposition, usk~ lug thcni to nill in doing this.

. Mrs. J. P. Morgan Dead

(Canadian Press) NEW YORK. Aug. 14.-Mrs. J.

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home, (lleilcovc, Long island. Death was cnuscd by a cardiac collapse follow-lug ll two months illness from sleeping sickness.

Picrpout Morgan died today at hermleces "1 fmflllclnfl here and then

iiiiiliPt liHUWS NIIEPENUENi BF ll. 5. MONEY

London Will Take Larger Part‘ in Inter- national Financ- ing.

NEW YORK, Aug. 14—~increns- lug reservoirs of capital in a nllm- ber of illuropenn countries are re. 11110111.‘! llle railge of new foreign financing available for New York banking groups. and are even sanding considerable quantities oi‘ lillllllhcan money to this country for invrstment. it was learned in \Vzlii Street today. Holland and Switzerland, in particular, have reached thc point where they are llllle to finance all their govern- ment and industrial needs .in the home markets, and the same true of Sweden. Denmark. which recently floated a bond issue in N9" Ylllk ill 5% Der cane. to re- place an 8 per cent. issue. is ex- pectell to arrange further small

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to rely on domestic invtstors. Due o an entirely different set of conditions, French money is zllso finding its way to New York my! "Wefillllfillt in amounts that arv1 small individually, but quite largo in the aggregate.

Niagara Falls Are ‘Committing Suicide’

(Canadian Press) WASHINGTON, Aug. l~l.—Secre tnry of Conlmcrce Herbert lioove told the Government r today that Niagara Falls was slowly "commit- ting suicide" and declared that in dvrelvc years. unless engineering isteps-nrc taken to preserve them, ‘ktho wings that form the horseshoe falls will have disappeared bot on the Canadian and American sides.

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V Extended Session

LONDON. Aug. 14.—Th'e Brit- ish Cabinet ilcid an extended ses- sion atthc Prime Minister's office iii Downing Street yesterday, "the Ministers devoting two hours and. a half to consideration of variousl llationlll problems during what was probably the last cabinet council; before they leave for the long parliamentary holiday.

Riight Hon. Austen Chamberlain reviewed ‘the conversations held‘ this week with AristidoBrialld French ‘Foreign Minister, and sub- mitted a copy of the proposed

French reply to the lust German‘

gunralltcll and il-rbitrntioll. the anicnll-nlcnts that gil-sted -by himself and accepted -by M. Bria

iy approved Itile and congratulated lain llpull tile rapidity with which

lion oi’ tiu- Royal Coulmission

fore tiil- (‘ounl-ll. <e)§l—-~-—-

Marne To Supply

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(Associated Press) PARIFS. Aug. 14.—~'l‘iic

crop

and

ilbovn the average of recent yearslwr Thirty-three of the 80 iie-partinen-tsl“'1"°" h" were rated lit 80 1o 85, yet govern-ha"- ment officials are wondering who-Tire ‘"1 350-000-000 1°11" 1° lllc (‘re-F mm. they Wm not "a." "m, yBm-imnn Reiltenbanll, anti n loan of lhe obliged t0 import some whemlconsiderabie size to Czei-ho-Slovzl- to meet ordinary requirements. y 1‘

that loan to Franc.» is considered prob- me able, hug ilt present French bunk- rust has done much damage andT-"l "P" 5911mm;"°l"1i1°l‘l11l101'lll1118 (M; m. early July esgmnte M 90,. horc for nivestment, rcpresentlill! 000,000 metric hundred weggm b.- the (losin- of small i-‘rl-nrh inves- 324,000,000 bushels of wheat mustIOFB l0 Place 1111-“ 0100' l’ 111 Bollllll now be reduced to about 288,000; Alllfi-Tmllll fiecllilflfll»

000 about 825000.000 bushels iper yeer. 911 l0 like 8 111F891‘ PM‘! in ill!"-

Agricultllrnl experts say

bushels. Francs consumes

qmnnd is for more or‘ less specu- gree. for bond-s.

note conctrning treaties of uiutllalmien on “mus I w1111|qllito ready to arrange all their ‘Wm 01151111806105 at home have reached

m‘ E110 Position where they can afford

it is understood the Cabinet ifill-Ffgngide textMof giheannigllyillglégaOno case is cited iii which a H H l i l pzllny desired $15,000,000 for n dc- ic coiivl-rszl ons were colic ll(0i- ve opment th t id v -

Ctlllfiititflitlilll of the nil import-p a Wu" "really I“

lint coal question and the comlnsl-]N..g°(|,.l1o..s I ‘New York bunkers. but the inter. wiitlzil is to make li tiioougii study...“ n.1,. and of the industry thl-n was laid bc-‘gnggpntud we", liiie by the Swiss industry. company decided to let tho work wait .nnll recently raised the $15.- 000.000 desired

- issues of stocks and bonds at an Big CPOPI-wcrarn rate in dividends llnli in- bunkers could not have done bet- lmmnytcr than this for a number oi‘ thc n i‘.illtl of the lilnrnc. \\'lli'l"(' the Anl/blg ‘v°“'kn°“”‘ "Nouns helped U“, “much t“rn,'le'f)ll1]lllfllt3ii, and fll(!ti6_(3()llill:lil‘lll§l l)

Hgtmhilslr- definitely closed a number of: M. foreign

Economic improvement ill parts ‘of Ellmlle 15 an interesting fill-tor‘ yin the field of international finnn. cing which since the war has liven 11411111111)’ nil in the hands of Alli-- ‘lrnn Jiziilkeis. Foreign issuer-ii ontcll iii New York this veari ‘have real-hell unprecedented figur-i

PINE

Five Daylight Ban- dits Get $87,478 In Winnipeg

(Canadian Pres-s)

WlNNlilDG, Aug, 14.-—-F'ive day- light llfllliiitS executed one of the boldest coups ever pulled off in - Winnipeg when they held up nllil' ' robbed Dick Shaw, Winnipeg, the Electric Railway Company's c4811- iier at 9.20 this morning, The am- ount taken was $87,478. No clue has been obtained of the bandits, who escaped in the company's cur. which tllcy later abandoned.

Sir Georg-e Perley To Re-enter Politics

(Special to Th; Guardian.)

OTTAWA, _Aug. 14——TllB re- ontry to federal politics of Sir Georg.» Perley, former High Com- missioner oi‘ Canada iii London. is a possibility. A petition from the electors oi‘ his old county of Ar- gcntuil. signed by over two thou- sand, has been preprlrctl and those getllilg it up sliy that Sir George

HON. JAMES LYONS Minister of Lands and Forests in the Ontario Government, who recently told the lumber dealers of Quebec and Ontario that there is sufficient white pine new standing In Ontario to

last for another fifty years.

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Cars G0 Over Steep

_Embankments in

Each Case--Inquest Into Deaths

ST. JOHN, N, B., Aug. 1~i—'i‘a>o fatal automobile accidents were reported inst night in New Bruns- wick. One victim was a resident of Sliilit John and tile other was a Bale Verte woman. Three ot- her women wcre injured in the second accident, and one man was seriously injured. .

Plunging 55 feet over a cliff to the shore of Bay Chalcllr. St. Sini-

sedan car owned and driven by

is expected to accept and become ___ "" _ Henry A. Menee, St. .I0lln, car- thc Conservative candidate. He is _ “ riell to instant death his wife. away for n vacation on the Maine Hilda. Mence, superintendent of Coiist. and his intentions could not the iPrudentlal insurance Com- b ‘earned. ' pany, St. John, had several ribs 0 I K. K. K. broken. His (laughter, Kathleen. ' - aged 15. suffered shock, and his

son Harold aged 12 and Miss - - ' Carrie Holly. St. John, escaped

In I...“ . . , . A _, _ with bruises.

g , ‘ ‘.1 1m“ M?“ Mg‘ 14 M AMHERST. N. s, Aug. i~i—-Miss

tlr mung moi the roads from I T VB l v 1 4,;

<°="=="=" "m" "‘.""@*" stres- s “"1".;?.§“...{L‘}I‘.?§'...‘i§. ..."‘..e.'..i‘.’f.‘l.'.i CALGARY, Aug.‘ 14.—Tllc first lorl-e oi stale troops mobilized cine l‘ _r F0" B l“ . l ti!“ of Alberta's wllcut harvest stnrtotl 1191"! 110111)’ llllll SiFl-mllml Qlll Pl n m“ 80mm)“ '

K.<l{.l\', disorder which threatens to (‘llli ill bloodshed.

rolling on the railroads last night. Two cnrltmds of excellent quality wheat being sliipiloll from Skiff t0

Medicine lint. . anti-hialnsmt-n

had been injure by, SIOIIPS and

sticks. shots ha

Before their arrival tear gas bombs had been hurled. n score of Kllinsnlen and

been fired and two alleged Klaus-

d afternoon at 3 o'clock, and Mrs. Morley Turner, also of Bale Verte. sustained a broken arm. a fractur- ed skull. and other serious injur- d ies. Mrs. John Mz-Glashlng was d seriously bruised and cut. Mrs. Charles Silliker was rendered lln-

, , - , ~ - ious beside meeting with d...’ and m0“. m- n . | .| . men ncre arrested. “m” gotiatell. But iileil .(.’.‘l‘...1.)t:r“.'§l The meeting, which began last xlnmy Severe bruises‘ Slob“ MC“ pmnces Pecan"), Amp?!“ l‘ l 3 _ _ nigh. m“. we" advertised the p“ blushing. the driver oi the car. ‘em. NV ""11 "1""- d "_ fld w“ b K] escaped practically uninjured.

llfisilllliltlvv! tllifililii have S l ‘e s“ ‘ He m ed ansmen ‘Viiss Turner was a dsu hter of .bcen informed that rather tlillnj were not in B18111 010W lllllll. llflll ' ‘ g

seeking funds, certain dntcrested in finding an outlet in this country for their surplus funds. I

IBsnkers today described Switz- erland and Holland as

lies of a somewhat speculative character. Swiss industries the most part offer few opportuni- 1195 101‘ BDcculative gains. as the conservatism which is the source

of their strength allows them lo

raise capital at low rates of in- terest. A wider ‘market exists in Holland. due to its colonial devo- iopmeirtis, iwhiich include rltbbc

011. tea and other products, bllt Dutch investment funds are piling llD H0 Pllpidly that a foreign ollt- let is declared to be necessary. in this case also the

intive stocks null, to a lesser dc.

in several cases foreign coun-

tries which are not

o wait for money until what they r suitable terms are offcr-

Swiss ilydro-electrit: coni-

rcasc its capacity and i[|(;()m(3_ woro opened with prices which were 1

eonl-litlorcil out. of 'l‘hl-

through domestic crest of five per cent. New York American utility v communities to American’

New York bankers continue to

the mill-summer dullness. caused a temporary

Some of the issum prnding

Later in the year o large

From new on London is expect-

The harvest which. began recent. notional financing than has been

ly in some departments, is just in i118 C808 B11160 i116 W"- time to keep the mills going, tbe'l0lIlB have been glggkg on hand having bggn ppm;- LOildOli ill connection With p0"- thc clss considered nearer the British return

csliy exhausted. so that if are

of co may the a little short of her re- 075000.000 of which was placed in quirements she will not need es New York-end $5,000,000 in Lon- don, South Africa has floated a lcsn in London. and s number of

Foreign frowned on in

necessary since

to the gold The latter change. how-

Since‘

groups wcrel

"bulging and disloyalty iii the British army . . . with money." in tho case oi‘ Swltz- and navy, is alleged to have been Holdsflrlund. there was said to exist a in progress for some time in sev-

liberal demand for foreign sccuri- cral garrisons alid naval’ centers,

for the

prlnclpn] d9. tiered police to find the promoters of the propaganda. The police over

ises ill London, seizing iniiillnutory

munist party is not responsible for the propaganda, Wlilflll is belietwdqn-nding um to be traceable to a small organiza- tion .libcrally supplied with money from an unknown source.

ports that a flommuilist leader. W. Llnilacher, in a speech in tile ids- sex market, town of llunmow, Sull- (lily. urged the workers courngt- ousiy to cilrry on intense extrt-lnls-t

my and navy, .

the Day of the Assumption thc N..- 11°Y11l1 DRY of the Aczidiilus. illlil will be (lclebrated in the Acntlinn

mon by Rev. Dr. Gauthier. Illnmu- field also will have a celebration. it is interesting to recnii thnt liii’ Aradiails of the Maritime -l‘rovin- cos. at n meeting held in Miscon- Che in 1834. adopted this filly as

Australian states and mun-triall- tics are expected to go there for Ylwllt Clllll 1101189 their next loans.

. advertise Prince Edward lsilMi ' in tile series-of Poet Cards 0'1’

an hour when the outsiders ga

Army and Navy

LONDON .Aug. 14.— Communist propaganda aiming at discontent

rocks. men, the gas liberations came a tor the stones were fired int their midst. ‘Both accused the o her of introducing wtapon into Klan warfare.

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Brewery Changes Hands

especially in the Aldershot cunip. principal military establish- ment of southern England.

The newspapers say leaflets all- vocating subversive doctrines have been posted iluulcrously ill till- neigliborllooli of clinlps alid bar- racks aud circulated among tlic soldiers and sailors. but only had the effect of arousing indignation.

Several papers today assert that the government takes a seriousgiizlymond. former director view of the movement sn-i has or- company

cries, Limited, llus been taken ove

of til

the week-end raided several 1ircnl~ in the brewery industry here of pamphlets bllt- making no arrests. it is said that the official Uoul- gurated iii Murcll of this yelir, it is understood

this action that

The police are investigating rc- bee!‘ war ilcarly a half yellr ago. --—-i<o-c>i—-—

Norway Celebrates

(Canadian Press)

lrOliill-{tlllflfl in the ranks of tlil- llr~

L’Assompti0n

This Saturday. August 15th. is

bergen Archipelago was awarded llcr by thc intcrna~

ruliry 9, i020. Politciill control of thc archipelago. discovered by Norsemeil in liil-i, was in dispute during the latter part of the inst cr-lltury aild ownership was finally dl-cided by the supreme council in Paris after the world war.

H. M. C. S. Patriot

nmniunities in the Maritime Pro- inces. in this province tile-re will 0 fl Picnic at Rustico and n sci‘-

their National Day. The National RADDECK. Ailgllst 14.—-H-. M. Dlly of the Canadian French is St. t‘. S. "Patriot" and lender. John the Baptist Day, Julie 2i. “Yilre-s." are in port 11ml will lie

lit-re for target lprnctice during the month of August The Iiras d‘0r is at tlicir ills- pcsai during their stay in port.

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‘lid-bits on ihelip of Eve.

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A PO El IQ Fox

With the sable episode of his pelt revealed in all the richnoll of its contrast with silysr. 1| one of the subjects selected t0

Saturday. August 15th, 1925 FREE

closed in. each package of the Souvenir Box of Prince Edward island, issued by Moire.

Many wiii select this package es the one to send as s remlm- brance to the far-aways; others will tactfully drew it te the st- tention ef tourists, because of its suitability for souvenir pur- poses.

bored and jeered them. The verbal barrage was followed by one of Acoorliiilg to anti-Klaus-

tllis modern

MONTREAL, Aug. l-i-Announ- cement was nlalle yesterday thaLIcrasIiing through a fence null into thc control of thc Frontenac Brew- a ravine 40 feet in depth.

by a new group. [leaded by Donat to a heavy Bllilllll- Coincident with this change, an-lhc Slaw 01 Massflchllflelts- “'0”? Inollincenlelit is made by all factorsihflliging a party of friends to Alli-

rcversion to the prices which pre-

wiil give up tho inclusion of prem-| iunis in their capsules for it was h

OSLO, Norway, Aug, i»i.~-Tilo cu-g pital was in gain attire today 11111119111103- u-lehrstion of the tllklllg over by Norway of tho Svalbard or Spits- Wlllftll

iional treaty signed iii Paris, Feli-

‘ rltljournctl llntli Friday at 2 p.m.

t_ .\ir. and Mrs. Bliss Turner. of Bale ‘Verte. The entire party belonged loge.

Mr. and Mrs. McGlnshing have been in the United States for the last year.

Coroner Calkin, of Sackville. hall warrants issued in Amherst for tin- occupllnts of the other car. M S. Levine, John Morison ailli J. H. McKinnou of Glace Bay. They were arrested and are now being held in Amherst.