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--'-"*l_' ~ Special to The -G nard-ian.

' ____i____ _______ __i__, __ NEW YORK, Oct. 20-A boiler ex- .i

1; day morning's issue there

npliileaiiil erin item which said: ‘

prank McDonald, City, returned

inet evening from Boston where in, llud been for the P_HBt 'ten days.

Hundreds of Mr. McD0nald’s friends

Wm read the item attached no more

importance to the item beyond the incl, that he had been there on a vis- it with frielr4lB. ~ But there was a motive for . the grip and in this lies a story of good fortune not often met with in every- day life but which is generally con- fined to the imaginations of story wriihrn Truth is ever stranger than ilctlon an-d always more__couvincfng.

Mr, McDonald was i-n Boston at the

request of a legal firm who are wind-

ing lip the aflairs oé the estate of the late Dr. Flemin of Columbus, Ave., and to which estate he had fallen heir. _ _ _

In explaining who Dr. Fleming is it

is necessary fo go back to the early part ul the summer of 1909. At thisl time Dr. Fleming, a gentleman justl past middle age who was sufferingl with the effects of a paralytic stroke which left his side partially num-b, came to this city and stopped at the

Victoria Hotel. He found that bs.-thing in salt wat-_

cr was beneficial -and one day wllilc spending his time aroimd the ‘boating clilb here, he met Mr. McD0n'ald. He med hirn ii he would not object to Q rowing him across--the river where helh

could take advanltage of the good m

beach for balthing. His request wasib

lUHllNl[l'S SEHUUL

Special to Tile Gum-d»ian. TORONTO, Oct. 20.-Toronto is the first city in the w-orld to institute a school for consumptive children! in a sanitariilm. ,

So that the 16 children how in the

Kind Edward Sanitarium will not suffer by being away 'from the public srhools, the sanit-arium authorities and city board of education have de- cided to openl a class at the sa.nitar-

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MONCTON, Oct. 20.-General com-

plosion here killed six Bremen out- right, probably fatally wounded two others and threw 2000 women and girls and half as many more men in- to a panic tonay at the bagging and rope plant of the American Mfg. Co. at Green Po'1'\t.

ALBANY, Oct. 20-David B. Hill,

ex United States Senator and Gov- ernor of New' York, died this morn- , ing.

NEW YORK, Oct. 20--Thomas

Thompson Eeklert, former President of tne Western Union Telegraph Conl- pany, 'ilied at Long Branch after a long illness.

BOSTON, Oct. 20-Miss' Helen Park-

` er of Walton, N. S., Bupt. of District Nurses in Newport Hospital, was kil-

led by an automobile driven by Char-

. PORK l!'lSPEC'l'0ll llf S'SIDE. ` A

Special to The Gum,dian_ , Special fro ~' Guardian Branch.

SLMMEil.>lUE, October 21.--Dr.

G R Bone Toronto, was in

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ililltligftifilwliiiy?-es’l‘Ii‘i1xiIiigineneaniloB1Fr§l;l?;~. Summerside on Wednesday last in-

hood of Railway Conductors on tile _lialzlecf-_i_l_;gG¢lr1;f_l;Sed(_porl<I,) lo; expor_t,tior 1- rviige was made and the Vins kick ______

I. C. R. are gathered in Moncton o E6 _ Y 0~ ' Uri 8 lm YH ef* Start Cupping the coupon whicnlivas returned to thc touch linc at Special to The Guardfian. inietdw tp' Btmdiii' Gtiilleriilfiwbivrifiic iilrthniiiilf appear-s in ted-ev'S Paper, so as to 25 yazds Mmem made “ "i°".“tt°'“}°” BHISBANE' ’“’S".“““' 0"- 20-'

Prominentl Business Man of Prince Edward

Island-Offer of $l0 §.§if.’.’;‘i.“‘.‘1‘;.Zf‘11§.;.;`.;..fZ.'..;1.1..

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THE ouhRolln's pnrill coNTEsT lliciilsllsias in Poruliliiilv

S. ll. li. Wlli BALFOUR SPEAKS "

FHUM VllllUll|l3 CRlPPEN’S TRIAL

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in Gold to Nominee of Winner is Attracting?

Attention; Q

The result was 5 victory by a score

f 9 - 3 for the Saints whose team __

811 U10 f1<1‘/11111-“Z€lI1 weight and Special to The'Gua.i-dian.

;;‘§‘;f,‘;;);;w°t'1;‘;“*l§_°_;‘;;f“;;__?;’;=°;;_;` sr. Joi-IN. oct. eo-<‘h111~iee M. game pnedicmd a victory for ‘_ -Hayes, President of the Grand Trunk

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$lo oo in (lold will bc

paid fo the first person send- ing in the name of the can- didate receiving the greatest number of votes in this contest. No condition utt- nchcd to the offcr. _lust send in the nninc of your favorite and we will call upon her without suggedt- ing your name.

ber of scrims followed and matters .

.looked dangerous. A minute after Q

la starts ‘ U

s story tells. The Vics pla ed th' li t -li

te vious practice with the team. Y9~l1\Val'~

getting the hall, was downed -by Rag. banquet in the Union Club tenhury almost at the line. A num.

D Y ' d the Vics were forced to rouge. ln another minute a second

The game was started by Refereel After a brief rest they left in auto

James McMillan’s whistle at 4.14, 5 mobiles for rl visit to Sami Point. laainy winch was decidedly frowned nnl This afternoon they paid 11 visit in _by the onlookers. The Vics.kicke<1 on the site of the G. T, P. terminals at

Iwlth B Bl'-r_U“Z west wind ag~ainstICourtenay Bay, St. John Harbor I them. Blake s kick was _re_tur-ned and East and this evening t-h y e the this followed by D. Gillis who, on 2l1€SfB Of the Board of Trade at a

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n en en , o s s 1 have a gown), number many to vote ,to ge away here, but Dufly s tacLle Some 100,000 acres suitable for sheep

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____ ‘ Peril’ Carried 001 It is HGWSSBFY T-hatlnnntestnnts want 'to make n 0 Li Saint who made a nice run Duffy 9,. soon be ready for survey.

d about 35, was arii?§ted by Mar-. hall Cameron, and will appear this ornlng on the charge of attempted urglary from the residence of Th-eo

granted and there the Doctor formed,M00l'9. Pflllcel St- MF- M00” has _ m

lin 'intimacy wi-th his newly found ac quaintance which ripened as the time ll

passed into a warm friendship. li During the summer almost daily w

trips were made across the river,thls t

continuing until the Doctor decided M

to return to his home. Before leaving Q lie remembered him in a kinld manner fa and secured his street ad-dress, atlb the sanle time assiirfng Mr. McDon-'t 11111 that his hin»dnc1n1 was highly an-l preciuted and would never -be forgot-i

ten 1 l This remark, though significant to* the lloctor, was passed without fur- ther thought on the ‘part of Mr. Mc- Donald. _ At that time-4-the subject of this story was living?-at his home on King

Street upposlt9,,._glle__ I. lt. Stn. tion, lint since._t eli;,` ,s" parents llnve removed to Pownal’ Qgreet. A-hunt twoweeks as a letter. Sent to the old address, was received by Mr. lvlcbolialldfrom the lawyers ie-- lerred to previous-y, in which it was( stated that by Dr. Flemlng’s .will lic was the heir to the nice fortune of, $18,000 ill cash and a vallinlile resi- dence on Columbus Ave., llc-iton.

Tile ll-ttcr also requested Mr. Mc- Donald to proceed to Boston to tul.c the proper steps toward securing the property licllueathed to him. lie dill us reiluestcd and on ai'."i\'- ing there was met by a member ofl the firm. During his stay- in “The Hub” Mr. McDun\ald was coilrtooii.-ly treated-by the firm and every con- sideration was extended on his be-

half.

The estate will be wound up iii' a- bout a year when Mr. McDonald will become the possessor of thc snug f`¢.\i~- time referred to above. , "Sport" as Frank is more faniil- iarly known by his companions and friends is a gentlemanly young mon of good habits and iinimpeaclmtlc character. He is more widely llllowli as a member of the Ahegweit Athlel ic Association for whom his work on the football gridiron has in the past shone out conspieiously and uinrztcli

the highest praise.

"Sport's" hundreds of friends au"l relatives in this city and lirovini-e will heartily congratulate him/on his flood fortune and at the same time will express the wish that he may

lung enjoy it.

'i N. S. APPLE CROP.

HALIFAX Oct. 20.-The apple crop "HW not reach one-third of average. “fly reports of shortage were not overstated and at the most crops will not be 33 per cent of average. Well~llnown orchlirdists saly their trod will not be tcn per cent of us\\'al lield. The export to Britain will fall. from 600.00 or 708,000 barrels to a-

issed a good deal of provisions from is cellar recently among the articles aken being some beef, home made ine; eggs, etc., Last evening just as hey were about retiring Mr. a/nd rs. ' Moore heard a voice in their ellar and went down to investigate t the same time alarming the neigh- ors. Before they got to the celler he lights were turned 'oil at the switch. With the helpiof the neighbors who responded quickly to the call Bell was captured and bound to- a- wait the coming of the police. It is known that there were two burglars but l3ell's accomplice eflected his es- cape.

ACCIDENT AT VERNON RIVER

The news of a serious accident which occurred on Vernon Riverklast evcni-ng reached the city by telephone. From advices received it was ascer- tained that thc acci-dcnt occurred on thc schooner Oressa Bell nf Mahonc Bay, N. S., which was been towed to Vernlon River Bridge by thc S. S. Harland. A very stiff breeze was blowing at the time and _t-he _vessels had some difficulty in navigating the na,-i-ow-rlv-ei-_ .When about a half a mile from their destination the schooner went ashore. It wus in trY‘ ing to get the tow linc clear that the accident happened. One of the sailors,-1 James Brown, \caugl\t thlis line and in some way his leg became entangl-i ed in the line and csiu-gilt iii the' windlass, resulting in his leg being broken below the knleu. The sufferer was made as easy as possible under the circumstances and Dr. P¢0QL'l`-S0". Vernon River, was immediately sum- moned. On his airrival thc victim of the accident was removeil to a house

on shore where he received furtlieri treatment. In consultation with an-, other doctor, Dr. Rogerson found it necessary to amputate the leg and this was successfully done last even- ing. Brown belongs to (vhcstelu N- S- is flfty-ons years of age and mar- ried. Last evening he was i'el1UF¢»0‘l to be doing nicely.

U. S. VIAIVES DUTY

WASHINGTOR, October 19.-The

duty gn imported lumber, coming ever the Canadian Border will be waived by the United States, in the inteicst of the forest firc sufferers in the northwest, as an act of interna-

brou-ght into the United States by the Red Cross, at reduced prices for the benefit of Minnsstoa fire suderers, upon guarantee of the National Dir- eetur E. P. Bucknell, that no eibusc of the privilege will be permitted. and that only lumber absolutely neecsearv

bout200.000. The steamer Kanawha will sail for London at 10 o'cl0ck to- flay with 19.000 barrels.

will be brouglit.

Mlnard's Liniment for sale everywhere

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tional courtesy. Lumber thus will bei

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Last evening David _“_ Om” n_g_|for several of the organs,the ii1eart,liv-ishowing when the nrgt vote is png. 'gain brought his msn down hnndiiy-_ lt is expected that by the end of

l` Hlld lllllgsf HS Wfill as the head lished, so have a good supply on liand 1 Shortly after the Vics had to rouge the year will have been opened up for

mlist be left attached, whlle\the»bow- _ when the time ar,.iveS_ _ |5,._-gin; the red and white aggregation selection. , -

els 9-l`°1`°m0V°ll- The OPEIHUS “timed The Guardian is being commended illllyillg a strong aggressive game in

schedule. -.the Proper wavfor pork to be dressed in favor 0, - prevented hhn 'rh s IJ C ot fnrmin w'u - -

_ _ yonrseif or your favorite . _ . e .. . 1. g n _ g i soon be opened. for sel- whgc? £8: tlliltqnded tt." export; In-when the first list of nominations Imie kick lmtllihe Mlfcmllll 011 the wal €Ctl0n 111 _ Central Queensland. added

0' 6 B- _ 9 lnsllec 10" may P1'°"appea_,._ wednesday och 26th_ Au failed. The Vics kick was caught by a to which a fllrther 150,000 acres will

Should be Partly detached being wp- on 1111 rid-eh for its iinerniitv and which Oven play fan-d snappy scrim BOOKS WERE JUGGLED.

ported on the neck by the wiiidplipe i,-pii-it of prog,-egnivenens in uiiering work predominated. Eight minutes af- __ only, but should these organs be in two Ladies a beautiful Holiday Va- ter play began Ito-oney, B.i).C.'s most CHICAGO 0.t 1.J__-t k . the way they may be tied to the fore- cation and giving other fortunate angerous man, crossed the line hav- in tlie Illinois (ini-'itmi RZii)i?0adh(i),],;1,§r;; legs but they must still be attached willncrs Three Pianos and One Organ, ling received the hall from a pretty lively time nl, their meeinn t i to the body by their natural hold- 'at absolutely no cost to themselves combination play. Attorney Maxwell E<lga,.n0id§ng°;;iy_' ings. Dr Bone exhibited to those Dre- _except in a little extra effort on their The try was not crinvel-il,rl_ 365 shams of stock declaltd' h0ok's sent a couple of carcasses which had|I>9-ff H1 asking UNH' fflenfls and S. D. O., 3; Vics, 0. were ing ind ici] . to k t , d ,_ been found partly descased in both of‘n0ighb0l‘S £0 SllDl>0F€ tllCm~ On play opening again thc Saint:-ilgherilis Elon' n-iiglni 0 t ep? y them traces being found in the head Th# B-m0\_ll\t Ol fl“t@!`0Sf» l1ll`9B<l.V1or¢¢ll niatters, l»,i~i_n¢inn the bali to in These ni i T`th° (‘1m_Let'

of tuberculosis. This disease is gen- manifested 'ln til” 5-““0“"‘f'eme‘}t Gi the Vics line where a touel d K ' - u at-misc( qmse ve-Eb.; erally first found in the glands iead these popular trips and prices is an several minutes f scrini I iiwlis 'matlf' servum Subpocnab on various duet-

lng fmm U18 WUIZUB and HTG flirii indicatmu that them willy? a 1arge|llV8 yard liae Drgceded anhillier 1i"o\\g§ this igre? $1li0il(i00'(<)1(i0 csiiiiih Edgiw énfyts tiUgl1'l5l\9<l bl’ 8 Small White SDOY- ill number of coxltestants S."nv‘ng to be for the Vics. 'l`he Vics kick was fol- of yeneralgmisxiiau e Ispmil gm ’ the gian,i_ as the disease develops it one of theforcliiinatle bivinncrsnifcthe lowed beaum"uy_ Blake_ Gillis and bag ag men an of rc.

izrsduallv works into the rest of the B°"““"“ ma" ““ “W Ymk ‘tyiwiiiiams rirnihling into the sninvs W'

body. In those discovered yesterday T°ClgI'né"`iI;)“aen:ff_1t__l:(e giaggfrlél l;i:"_‘;;’f1;;rerrit0ry_ The iaften who piayed R WIN

it was only necessary to destroy the lars about this wonderful offer itlgond lmme tm°“Uh°“t lm' 3 MW

,hcsrl as no traces of iihe diselascf could . , . ' man, put the ball over the l-ine a d , , -__ be found in the other pa__tS of .the _ggiscnstt _§r;_i_E_tat_c_crx.__`toagnltgidesdsslzEmu on “_ making the Vics “nay AN .l‘IGONl_SH_, Oct. 19.-Inwthe first

iporli. Pork raisers who wish to sec- t ii ii' ' - score. . Shim 0l_tll€ =€Bb0l1 here. the bf- Fran- 'ure the wp price for their pork must coisla' ce" to! tl? e. tt” "lip °trhPr'Ze'_l S_ D_ C__ 3; VicS_ 3_ 'cis Xavier football team_defeated the

when dressing their hogs, do as mcn- niicnti¥,(i),u 1?-0:, cipifelpgnagdifn, Shortly after play was reslimedltfm aggfegatlon “presenting the New

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l51°"¢’-'d ab°V0 All 0_"del` that the* Pork sn-ll send or bring it to ‘the ofliceilllake made a nice catch on a mark glasgow A‘ A" by a Score °f 20 t° can be properly inspected. I-t is the nnd the representative will call on md his k-ici; was returned by an 3_ __________________________________________________________V_*_______________V______ ll1t0nt1U" Of DF BVU” T-0 001116 U1 you and explain all the detnilsof the ll. C. mall and this was followed up' - ~ .

Summcrside every Wednesday to in- spect all pork which is to lie export- ed and he will he pleased to give any and all information as to the proper way to dress pork and of thc inspec- tion to any pork raiser who is inter- ested in this work.

CORNWALL VS CH'TOVlN

A friendly rifle match between a picked team of Oivilians and Militia 'of this city and a team from H. M. S. Cornwall was fired yesterday af- ternoon at the 200, 500 anid 000 yard ranges. `

The weather, while at first favour-

able, was very dark for the finish of the shoot and resulted in low scores being made hy the last batch of rifle- men.

The home team won by 38 points.

The contest was a very pleasant one and was much enjoyed by all the par- ticipants. '

A return match will be field when

the Cornlw-all next arrrivcs in port.

The following are the scores.

CI-IARLOTTETOWN TEAM.

Capt. D. A. MacKinnon Lt. W. K. Rogers E. R. Brow R. V, Lonlgwgrth G. M. Moore . Major M. A. Allan Major C. Leigh

Capt. E. Stewart 76

Total ................ ..... .. 670

1-I. M. S. CORNWALL. P. 0. Harrison 90 W. O. F. P. H-art B0 corp. wiiiieifh ......'ss C. P. O. Hoskilngs 82 A. B. Wilmct . 81 A. Ii. Goodnoug-h 72 Pte. Hour 68 P. T. Pimlutt 68

Total 638

WM. V. MOODY DEAD.

99 89 86 84 83 80 79

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1 Bio PRIZE corursi

3. A. McDonald announces a prize

°0Mest commencing today that will prove an inducement to people to do "M" 9l\0l>l>lng at his store. The Prim are gccd enlcl any per- l0n can nominate either him or her- self or a friend. On the purchase of "W Hoods to ,or 'over the value of a' dollar ($1.00), a written slip will

l"'"°"¢°<l. certifying such purchase

fr“‘;l WH Slip etititlse you or your 'I “I *O u eertnln number of votes. II this way every dollar -afterwards ;l’°”l 'by you or your friends will roll `P the votes and give the candidates -“Prize in return for purchasing actu-

li9cessltlos_ .. .. _

8:3397 l‘l3lZl0-_-Blue Bell Cream

“Uri mhilhfleturcd .by the 'ln-

ternatlonai Harvester Co. and pur cha._i:eddtn_ro\l|;_h&tli§1r BECMS1 M°9‘“`B~ Ri an 10.

§Elg0NDr PRIZE-Splenldid driving

sleigh, manufactured by the Canadi- an Carriage Co. and v\1l'¢\1HS'*;d through their 8501118. MESH* ' Horne & Co

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c0;(t)`URTH PRIZE-if alady Wins. a in this llr0VUl°° lf- W°Ul“l Ulm" rl noon-at1.00 and tomorrow afternoon-

(‘.I-IICAGO. Ills.,Oct. 18.-Private

advices received here announce the death of William Vaugh Moody, one of the foremost of American men of letters. Ile died at Colorado Springs, Colo.. after an illness last-l img more than li war.

Home Shopping '

If every resident purchased strictly

- The temperature at three o’clok,, YANTED, glrl f;-r 5-mera; lnilll-l,.

il A () ti:i'\,~en;(;i`Tn‘ was thirty-six degrees `“/,“v0rk in small f“ml1Y- 0'" lmm When- we’re cnuntini: up the lucrl-ics lfricml conxc up. on the Highlands.

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contest. -

To Bc a Winlier-First, familiarize

yourself with the conditions of the contest, which you may read in the advcrtiscinent elsewhere ill this pa- per or by obtaining a "prospectus" at this ofiice. -

Second-Let your friends know that

you are "in to win" und you will be surprised to see the nunibcr of peo- ple who will volunteer to help you out. The laurels are yours for thc mere “reaching out" for them. N-ow is the time to begin, FILL OUT THE APPLICATION BLANK, which ap- pears in tollay’s issue on Page Six, and bring or send it to Tile Guardi- an Ofllce, and get your friends busy with the shears clipping thc coupons which will appear daily..

WOULD YOU LIKE YOUR WIFE,

SISTER, DAUGHTER OR PER- HAPS YOUR REST GIRL TO BE ONE OF THE GLORIOYS WIN- NERS?

If so, fill out the nomination blank

and send in her name to The Gunrili- an Ofilce.

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Subscription Price and

Voic Values in Corffcsi

Suhscripfion Rafe

Morning Gu:lr:li:in. liy Carrier

nl 3.ou per year | yi-:lr 3 oo No.

ul' \'ui<-s lzmoo.

l\lu|‘|ii|l|.{ (iu=\|'di:ll\ hy Milil \.\

l'_.}'§`..-\. i your 2.50 No. of \'ulcs

|o.ouo.

l\lur|ii|li; Guarlli:-ill by Mull lo

Ciluildzi i ,our z.o\i.N0. of \`ofcs

8000.

Rurill I):iily Gu:il'\li:ln by Mail

in U. S. A. l _vozlr 1.50. No. of Votes buou. I

1 Rural l)ail\‘ Gnardizln iw Aluil 1

fu L`:ui:ui:\ l yi-iii' 1.25. l\'u. of ` \'olcs 5olm.

Ssllurllay Guiirdizin l\Vccl<l_v)

to :lily-Ailslress l your i.oo. No.

\'\\lcs .|ooi\.

For full demili see page G.

‘__-H1 .ral

snowiarls

Special to The Guardian. TORONTO, oct. 21-Northeast and

north winds; cold and showery

The lowest temperature recorded

yesterday was forty-two degrees a- bove zero and the highest was sixty- two degrees above. The lowest re-

THIRD PBIZE-If a lady wins. 'a l _ loorded the previous night was forty-

mfnk muff. If a gentlemanl, a coon __ _ _ lil degrees above. _

The tide will he high this after-

. ii ~¢_ if ai;-ntlcmnn, more prosperous section because it nl g_07_

tzogzilaiéiiitmlsi- eos:-coat. C would give more e1nlll°Y\"\°“f»-°111Ul‘°h-| The length of today will be ten FIFTH PRIZE-A rubber coat for fnts could pay better wages and the hours nnd forty-three minutes.

either lady or g-entlcnian. Province in general would reap the The_sun sets this evening at 5.07

si>iiiciAi1-'rho la'v

largest number of \o_.:s will he vI"*i

rccci-.ini Ulf’ hc-neflt one hundred fold. _ ,and rises tomorrow morning at 6.23.

The sunl sets tomorrow morning at

- ‘ Uumhmen on nngn g_ 1Mlnard's Linlment` relieves Neuralgin. 7.58.

s. s. convsnnoll l

Special from Guardian' Branch.

SUMMERSIDE, October 21.-

Tlie fourth session of the Sunday School Convention, opened in Sum- mersidc yesterday mornling with de- votional exercises led by Rev. Geo. Orman. After the opening exercises were finished the report of the execu- tive committee was given by the Rev. l W. M. Field in the absence of thel Rev. T. F. Fullerton and after al lengthy discussion the following res-

by the Saints ln good style but the half ended,witli no further score with the ball inside the Vics 25 yard line.

Four minutes after the second half

McNeill doing the trick.

The entire half the ball remained in

the Vics territory and`very gold foot- ball was played. Nine minutes later

on the Vics five yard line.

S. D. C., 9; Vics 3. Play continued with no further

scoring.

oliltions from this committee’s re- port were adopted. First that a mls-1 sionary superintendent be appointed: for the Island; second, A Canadli's first stan-dard teacher training coursei he adopted by this association; third! that the 'old department of teacher' training be changed to that of the S. i S. Education, this to include thc| oversight of three things-first, teach--I er training, second, supplemental les- sons, third, international reading circle. S. M. Hicks the treasurer next presented his report. Out of an al- lotment of $680,' only $415.03 had been received leaving 264.97 yet to be received. Only two out of the fifteen districts have paid their full allot-l ment, viz. Souris and N. W. Que;-n's. A`committee composed ol Rev's. Styles, Field, Strathie and Wight- man and J. F. Wliear, J. (1. Jar1lL`ic‘ and Mr. Schurmsn were appointed to’ enquire into the question of finance. The rcllirt of the elementary depart-T ment by Mrs. tlaiiflcrsoiuwas next given, followed by the report :if the home departmlnt by Rev. Mr. Or- man, botlilf which were a<lopr.c:l.’ The morning session closed by thc benediuti-on bg: llcv. James h`l.roth- ard. The aflcrlloon session opened

_The Saints had the ndvantag-0 throughout, playing ii good, clean, manly game They arc now ill the lead for the trophy and things must fool' good to the wearers of the red and white. =

The following were the teams: ST. DUNSTANS VICTORIAS.

A. Reid Fullhack A. Ilattenliury S. Doyle Halvcs H. Gillis J. Keoughan E. Blake J.hiooney' (‘._ Dofly D. Gillis G. McMahon McDonald Quarters Williams Burns l)riscl;ll McNeill _ (blank) Mclucruy Forivnrlls McAskill Smith ltobinsoii N. McDonald ' _ Burke J. F. McDonald Bruce J. Saunders (Capt) Gay .l. llrcnnan lllathicson Fischer Bcairsto NOTES.

i Next Mondo th- Abhics null Vics

L

are scheduled tri meet.

The Saints fullback yesterday had

a snap-and he didn't complain.

Duffy and McMahon foi_- the Vics

were about ns good as they solid be.

(C<>_nL.ilu\cg on page 8) i Rooney and McNeill i111ih1-mi the

" ”" blue and white contingent lluitc n lot.

Condensed Advertiscrncnls

__{To_o__liitc i<_ir_§lassification.l

fro" i`.i<i"r`,`li`1`1`1111<1 No. 232 cirnfuon st.. - _ Apply on premises. _ 10-2lrl1wp_d

fr() LET, a small desirable resilience

_ 190 Prince t-ltrcet-(`1hclcelr1ca-

tion. Apply to F. S. Moore, 17- Upper

Their Hl1Yl@ ls ll.0"il and their rnnibiu- ation with other players was always eflectivc. l A larger crowd than usual .-'sw the game yesterday, thc grund stnnd was about fllll and nfllccrs und mrn from _I-I. M. S. Cornwall made up n lurlru share of the attendance.

aints and some Sliggested 8 iarggf Pacific Railway and Holi. Wm. blligs-_ core for the red and white than ehls ley, liillister of the Public Works,

Y e r - 1 ' ‘ i ~ ~.

an two men short and had on the; iziiri er. in this city today sccompani i am nv, new msn who had no pI_e_ ed by a nhmber of the officials of the _

The third game in the P, E_ 1, ""*-----

Football ueague took place yesterdnn ___ ______ ______________ _ni

-Special to The Guardiah.

LONDON, Oct. 20-l-ion. Mr. Bal.

follr speaking ut Glasgow dealt with imperial ilclnnce.

He said tlicse lslunds were strate-

xetically the gate of the defences of the ldmpire. '

He would resist the temptation to

deal with the lluc.-itioli of how fur the respoilsll;il-ity for the protection of the -Empire was to be shared by the self-governing colonies.

The initiative in this respect must

come from them.

Mr. Balfour referred to the rela-

tive strength ' of Britain and other

- powers in 1005 and 1910 and said

was resumed the Saints scored again. 1

McNeill g-,gain scored from scrirn work. I

that _ never ill any other period 0( Bi'itain's naval history bad there been such a change.

It was icsnlved at a meeting of the

conimittuc of the Britisll and Foreign Bible Society held recently with Lord Nortliainliton prcdldfinlg to promote next year :i ifclicral observance of the terccutcilnry of the publication in l6l1 of the authorized version of thi, English llible.

lt was decided today to place Dr. Criiiiion on the witness stand and let him full his owu story of the digap. pearnncc of his wife, Belle Elmore, thc actress with whose murder he in f charged. _

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Special to The Guar0.illn. '

LIBSON, Oct. 20.-There are rum-

ors of a cabinet crisis.

Thc ministers of war, finance and

pllblic worlfli it is believed, will re- sign. i

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THE W[lllLl]'S

LAHGEST STEAMEH

Lcunch of the White Stur Linc’s

Triple-Screw S. S. "Olympic," ut Belfast, lrelnnd

‘ _B}dl.F'AST, Oct. 20-The White Stal- L1ne’s giant steamer "Olympic" was launched successfully- today. Thou- sands of spectators watched the mon- ster lllill glide swiftly down the ways, The "Olympic" is the largest steam~ er now afloat. .

The White Star l.inc’s,triple-screw

steamer 1 '()lympic" exceeds by near- y 100 fcct in length .und 13,000 tops any other ship afloat. Her principal

S_ D_ C__ 6; Vics 3_ llilneiisions are:

Feet.

Length liver .......8li2l» Breadth over B25 llreadtll rivcl' tout dock................ 94

-leilrlit from liotliilil of keel io

blinf. deck ................ ......... .. 97

Icilzhr, from bottom of keel to

top of captiliu'i~: llol\se............l05§

l-leight nl funnuls above. cll_~_1jnig.,. 72

Height of funncls above boat

flock ..................................... .. R1)

Distance from top of funnlel to

ke:-1 .................................... .. 175

Numliifr :if steel decks................... 11 Nunibci' of \vntl-`rtil;ht bnlkheads 15

'l`llc jcigzliitic men.-iurements of this

vessel :irc bust apivreciated when it is -known that in leilgth the “Olympic” uvcrtop,-i the hi-il'llt of the Metropoli- tan 'l`owcl' in New York by 182 feet, is twicc as long as the height of the dome of St. Petsr's at Rome, and (Initililicll on page 7.

RIOTING IN CAR STRIKE.

llltl~lMl\lN, October. 19.--Serious rioting occllrrcd here last nlglrt in

1,

connection with a strike of the street r.sil\\':iy clnllloyees. A crowd of about .1 llllillsiinri gathered ill-l front nf the car slieds and attacked the police with sinncs -an:l_ bottles. The p olice drew their sabres and drove hack the crowds.

AN ElGHTY MILE GALE

>l.-\\'.-\NN.-\H, <‘n., October 10.-

5 n. m.)--’l`h|~ gale has attained B velocity of 80 miles nn hour and the rllin is falling in torrents.

The ruin nrriv¢~d several hours

alienll of the predicted time. All

nvannnh is awnkr. the people being

afraid fo stay in lvcd, fearing 3 repe- tition ui the disastci' of 1893.

l Miunrd‘s Linlmcnt Cures Dandrufl.

-Prince St. 10-Zldtf. l """`A`A""""`A":""""_`-"`_`>`-`-"`_`"" """""""` `

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}4*-iucsi-i §iiK<§n7o7r`l§ `cTr1lii1I1lTf1=`l1T»~__ 0 U R

_ sages, fresh and cured- meats Ham, bacon, and vegetables, nt

'l‘anton's. 10-2ld3ipd. , --»----- ` .

°°““"y l"`°l""°‘l' Al"l’l7 i""`*""““-l l That on-r Gracious l-‘ather sends, l Why livc doun on the plain or 11-- letter to Ua\nf.l-lin"-i '-l'~>-\’f.'- fm 'Is there any other mercy Ur worse Still. ‘l00P ln the v-all°Y Sj]}‘_ll\f! _l_’Blf_l£_l'l0‘1-l- __`-U"l"'\f- Quite so great ns R Of trouble and trial and pain.

“Kamen _'ro.nUY by oct. zach nt l 1 ‘

Faithful Friends ?

the stables of (. Arthur rhasory, Th(-.rc's plenty of room on the Hill.

so Grafton st__ CRL m driving h,"__ .Fame and station, wealth and power tops

eel from 5 to 9 veavs old. well.-ning

[ May have been denied tn you, But on have a richer treasure

So restful, so calm and so still,

from 950 tn 1050 "u. unit hi ur‘¢e..r.- Y I i d th .' We make_onr own levels in living ,d_ ,ii sound ,ng gqllai-1, yelled. when you have “ ren at B true' Believe lt, or not, as you will.

io- ini :lpn

Slo I'm filled with glad Thanksgiving,

- l

owLING_ B ke. Alley under For of friends Forgetall the past and its troubles B market. opigrlnfiui nays ten to I “avr "N "°°*- Perm every wrong. old or new- elwen i0.g0rl1w_ And while they are not denied me, (mme lin

` Chevrllllly I spare the rest; On the bright breezy Highlands, ' Mfnard's Linlment Cures Burns, etc. M- E- B- Where Joy will be waiting for 1h|_

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