,mide its way to safety _ and was

T001/{ ~`woME1v .lllvn E Frzesr-vEsrRIs_ _ _ E' A

LIVES

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il I __ 1-_ing-i "

No'Sigrl_ #Recurrence -of H Caleb

~- Wlliéli Itself Out Overll

A England. Early

Saturdqy Mum;

LONDON. Nov., 29.-England fc--_ ,ny saw no alan' or thc. storm rc- aurrenoo whioi\___ha¢i _i»_qen.fore¢ast, out learned of nyc' adoiuonili deaths bfi' nging thetotal to 41. Five -mem- wg-o!~the_.ore`w of the small Liver- pool schooner Mary Ann were drowned when; the Baie drove the vessel oiiitlio Dulue rocks. John Woodier, a boy of 1'i. was the only member of the crew who mcceeded in ciairlbering up on the few square yards of rock which stood above-the raging seas. The dog thi\t`thei'schooner carried also

woccllers s_ol_r_ccmpqmon~ for as hours while they remalnedfoodleso on the desolate. rock. . at last ._a Iriverpooi 'pilot boat sighting the shirt _which Woodley was fi-antioallywavinl to attract- their attention. They succeeded in

taking him off. although heavy seasweresti-il runninx. he gale. which blew itself out Over, England early Saturday morning. hanshewn no sisll Di Wlilpsarills- Both yes- terday and today were beautiful sunny days. -permittrns persons to remove.-the havoc of the storm and ta restore communications.. _

lan attempt to sid a distressed ves- sel. The total was almost/as grea cn land as at sea, with 19 person. .killed either by failing chimney: ‘and trees or in trafilc 'accidents traced directly to the storm. .Even railway passengers were en- danBered‘by the trees which were blown) across the tracks and wnicl interrupted service on several liner itoa_dways\_were similarly blocker and communications generally *in terupted in all directions. » '

llurricane Swept Over Germany.-

HAMBURG, Germany, Novembe-

19.--Delayed reports which reachef communication lines indicated tha' the casualties and havoc wrough by yesterdays devastating hurricane which swept over Northwesterr 0_¢l‘mlmy would be much greats.- than at first believed. Before blow-~ ill! itself out the wlnd_at£a.ined r ve_lo£:ity~of 'I8 miles and hour, caus-

alons the North Sea coast.

Asnumber of vessels were sunk including a motor ship from an llllkrlown port. The fate of the ore_w has not yet been determined The liShi»ShiP Weser was torn

Seventeen deaths oil; the English C011” ill<i.;§i.’i¢ii°l‘_,.been -reported from the st-orm._ The were men

from 'its moorings and. stranded'ofl U16 illdndof Wanseroong and _a number of__iish cutters were carried

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wh0 Dlli Out il lifeboat'-from Rye ini _hundreds of metres °inland. ' l -

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SIR 'JAMES B.4RR1E“ `

f BIG _CHARITY

LONDON. Eng..~ N9v_ 23:-_-(By

the Canadian Press)-Sir 'James Barrie has accepted the position of president of'-the Rnyalldcottish Cor- poration for the corrilrig year. The succession of sir .James to the les- dership of the activities of onc»of the largest charitable organizations

and cover the whole _field of Scot. tish life-in and around Loiidom' Ii- was founded in 1,613, at a tune wl -n Scots- _needed all the helping irmlgs which could be reached out_to them. and was incorporated by Royal Charters in 1865. 1075 and 1175.

A_relic of its early days in the

shape of its great brassbound mon-

ing a three foot rise' in the tidc.

HE GUARDIAN _ _ _ . . .. race Nmsl

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Withoblivion waiting over thc side on raging sea-.a and wlnie cr.is2zin`g i:'g¢in1'; \,‘i.il`\`-f>a'.telied..4`l<e'si-i'>llet?.l'l`p'i'\. pal:‘§eng'§‘rs Ab

"°'° °.‘i.“lFl,b¥v“ °“m°{al“%l_\ _5¢°iil_ll¢ places in life-b9alS._ _.Ti1_Q Giiflblii _t of _the operation depleted inthe photograph the of the ship and the dlsqrdlrllleslrltlng fror_n_ shattered `s'&rs; `al'1`d 'filo picture was taken a few ` vemel disap|ieared._ It shows passengers and crew with _life-ueits. The life-boat is ishown 'on the extreme right. `

il tiiigul-laces' yeas above which illustrates minutes before the

of its kind in Britain is an eyent of ey.b'°x which was lost 5| ht of f slgnlnconce from the point or vlew many yem and .,|,,,,,,m,§f unemgf 3_2'/;“°i`°iY 91 95° D¢.Y§$f.l§iiiY °i iii? ed.i_i1 asecond-hand shop, is always ~ '.\‘”““°ii Wi iw" ¢hP¢*°f the displayed at the corporations pn-

ii%\ W%l“5¢§ti!il¢S-hs will rnmi fcstil/elses' a token of lt lem'

9- WU - rccd I- d k,

51|'-.~l:‘!\`|°§.._h!\5 _i,\_i_tilel‘to shlmned Jllnrles oreliioges lg: ish mild' when Sir the limcllgbtrfapil-hiS`H¢csptance or the fcsllval held- ca est.rsr§=r‘<lx.3r\»fr\\l'; ° gig; !Vi\i¢\_\"°f i\_¢0¥S8iiY involves Day] he~will 'assuredly be nble to glam wrlblle is a til- draw from the chest th: inspiration cmms il . Diiiiiii Y to the for a memorable and c_lluraciel'i:tic .......:.‘...*§f;~‘i'ai; s;:.°,f‘:‘.‘:;"...‘;’ :.‘;ff.;‘:..i°.'..°if°°‘i..:

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D°l'Pi-10”. 9. 'iliffiierous mid' urgent nachie. - E W r M Con ._ L. - lr . ' _- .

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° _ ` ‘ New Brunswick filth-There were

Prrze Winners at so r.-...S mm. c.-ewes.. __

_. __ , _. lntmthetsngui§os;;iIne1:Qdub__§gl£-

° - - PC ll B _ 'c r _con -

R0yG_l _lnt8fFdlT cu bythe c. N. _rtror pomlhlcn

. ' -~ -championship, the winners were f _ two young girls still in their teens

m;§'JRON'I‘0,"' Nov. 23.--Do- i';_ailirlg1 “gram Printers Albert, Bask

on _ i' _-foatie hey Baomnr withateam

iudsins' for por burly _rind ol boys from Nova Scotia, John sirls _cattle clubs was awbrdii yes- smith and mean Flsner of Ama-:ret tcrday to a ' `»ft'om'Noi/5. Scotia. second with 662.6. marks. - Fevmond ' ` cf naraulsc. N.; The your-e cirls were specially

S-. and-_Ge 2¥|ytq_g¢___9g_Q1g_r§- honcred tonight -at _the hugh gath- ellce. at e c held under the ering attending Hon. Dr. Mother- Bullbices of the. Royal Winter Fair. I well's.annual dinner when Premier _ 'teiiii‘“*'|_7ill first Mackenzie King gave them honor- llCsseasbl‘e'6f’tH|` new tro;l1y pre- -able -mention and heartily con- sented by Di‘."Wl`-U. Black, Dil'ectoi'i.gratulated them on their success. ol Coilillillition Kali.-“ficulture for In the contest which is for the Railway --,--_~ any;-Their total -possession of the _trophy pres€l'l¢0d marxswsrc cgsscsnq _team oy w.1a. noob, vice President or being oue",`¢.'&",`_Ql`i`¢`1"bi'5Dke.i the Canadian National. Railways- Que.. nemesis -pf-,-.-one funn-| 'roars were slr teams. Nova scans cur Little wnz.-. l.~. ‘gn mm, on-_'using second, Manitoba mira, New tarlo carrie* = the ' contest. Brunswick rour'th.Br1tllh Cvllllllblsl Prince Edtfiariii-.~,-Iillalfld -fourtli and fifth and Alberta sixth.

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BEFORE SAILING-

i I On Great Lakes

--_ iay'B_rltun~-_calico rrcnl g . _ s LCN’DON,,Ncv.,23.-_-“We are lear- . - - _ _ .. ring now that w_e'ca'n make canceléi _ ‘*“"‘°"‘_ _ _ _ __ `°§§"“"~"‘°..“’»`.f.‘...-".?’?i ‘.Z‘§§.é‘l§ii.i’§’t3. - '- *' l I > ».» - - » l ’ fa s an w __ . - s ' “suitable c.s_.s,.p-losers..-or ac- Hoped Recommendation. of Earlier um will destroy the cancer in that - : ~ - .

Famous Surgeon \ ‘ f ` * - - Impfisqffed ' ` Can¢ér~R¢1v¢1seS ._ .- “In Cathedral '.‘:;‘;i°‘..'..i‘.“§.‘;“.ii.‘i.“'2 .5-'3‘§°°i§% li;

TORONTO.. Ont-_. Nov.. 23.-The]

_dlminlshiflq tribe of Pagan Indiana,‘ Sauiteaux Indians, _ recently gn-i countered in northern Ontario .bye Gifford Swartman,_a .pilot in the* provincial A-ir Forwtry Service ' a_ companion; Air Engineer Rc y, numbers only about 90 and r | -the °risinal_be_lie1s. and rites or e tribe- The eil' nllflt swovred d. upon-the camp unexpectedly so. startled the Indians that tlheyi fledi in -terror from the “sky devil," as they termed the craft. It-was the first aeroplane they had ever seen. Probably swartman was abohtas greatly surprised at finding the Indians* camp as -the redmen were' et. swine him descend 1l:om,the airy.. but eventually the, airrnpn' xn_ado_ friends _with the chief, Piksngikum ‘ and was- given an insight into one of the pagan rites that . was almost- as .startling his descent amon; tnc means had been lotus tribe.

The !Saultea1\ll. wh_o1_n_ _.Pilot

Swartman' at first __ mistook fo. Sioux Indians, are encamped a' Pikangikum Lake, about 200 miles north_ of the Canadian Nations Railways and about me miles nortr of qold Pin»es_,_ in -the Red Lak- district. The lake eviden?/ly is mm' ed after the chief of -the BaulteALll>¢~_

The “medicine man" of the tribe I

about 100 years of age. led the band in its hasty retreat _at sight of th-_ flying machine, which was ensazer ln fighting fires, in the forests for the ontario Department of Larld= and For-esr.s,_ outin about iw-if Br hour Swartman and his _¢0ll”lDB1\i°11 l=e,ellly,__llt their pipes and gave f-bf lidians sufficient confidence approach the white 11120.’ Wi"- _tokens of friendship- Chief Rini' gikum sillliiied a desire. to viéwrte ‘ flying machine at close .*l\1P~ 1" and Swartman took him to it ant pursuaded him 1-0 ellie* the °°°ki’ t

ethi ad was going he-P119*

frills of br-lr pilot was lfl/me “ snow mm now the machine Wflzlff “° “"'°*“°.,‘i‘.f,°‘l...°‘il§§ i‘.l’-.{“....§. aeroplane vi mmu

.~ nl, .,

Forest Flyers on Orttario'-Manitolrci

Boundary' Flhd _Tribe of ~Indt°a`ns. __ g ' . A

attend a blood 'ritual that was to mark_ the initiation of six young men of the tribe ths»!'~.~ nisht. The airmen at first accepted the invita- tion, but when th-ey ' lmmed what the “heap big_‘ pow-wow" really meant _they respectfully aecunpd. Asdeserlbed by swaz-tman‘tlre cane didates for invitation line up untill' the chant of the t:rib6.`dl1d the belt Of th8 tom-t¢mB. The nw_di¢il19 man, knife in one halld. BDC! G white dog hanging by thetail in his other, pauses before a. candid- ate. There is alot of _ giiSbe'rish.e_:- changed between them. Their. “slash” 'goes the knife.‘Thc doifil n-sad drops from _its body. In lb instant. the candidatélln-s Picked up_the head.. has it pressed' to hi-S --nouth,'and» is drawing N1 U12 510°# like a ferret _fcastlns 011 li ‘MW ull-so cottontall. 'rue tribe ehellfl- Phe tom-toms wa-il IHUTQ and WWF' another candldaiflr i5 iiewed- Ana 'o on. far into the nikhi- The Sauiteaux B113 mfdy .mm other slight. _and their Wefelé .eight ls about me feet. N°1\°cm hem can SP”-if E°3u“h' “W at hey under_§i:- nd Cree. Some _ hem are able to write in SY11$b\9 -naracters, butthat is ell- N\lm’b=§.! .re written in Arabic ntumG!‘B - They are not Christmas. bu ad-\'i¢N_ c a :crm cr totem `W°f°"tf§' mon otem for m_ost of thelm is allmuul ‘heir worship or. P91' °'P°~ vm” 0! nent is conduciFd_ in °' 1”-‘ned th, Lender Sl>l'“°° Wie” ca

The Chief is recognized!-at 'sc_lat_ed'_ spot as F3690* °1' h- Iudsqlfs B3? Q0U\P.°ny' ai-thong is store collsi-tis* 04 m°W1Y_°‘ lag; 1 snack. poesfsslns the 1°-man " “ws in me mmm filer? saw lr. nd equipped'-'~"°'5 me :diem of -t that time--with a fogmwm wa rade, Such as braSS ummm. ome .moth-eaten sh<ff'g‘r:‘v‘es.» ¢5n-y ion. Most hgigxgf weapons they ifl€S _OT 3 ‘ reg gy 'We ‘°°“”d’ swmmggt if-‘al-‘distant sadingb ovlifougggry e only ianito B - ' 9 ‘ ivnlred" estms “Wien” SP°"”° Z

to shore as fast from the 2 i 'as possible.

- The Indians’ surprise at the BU

' . lace WD! _ me fliers abflili the 9 _ dozen or more brand-new till dim*

b where they came RMU

craft possibly was no greater than in! CUPS- “E _ m len'

otherwise immovable bm.” ` , ‘ " ~ - ' D ' " - I ' ` -rss .cement w.s__..-.lusty sl. - Closmg Will c Prevent ecember

3rsl¢¢ley_Moyi11§;an, president of the - ' . »

zoyal College o surgeons. in an sd-| ~ Losses , -

iress to a’~ cancer campaign meeting . _ . _'~~- . __ _ _ __ _ ..

it Nottixlghi`\hi*tllG’bther night; @_;_| “ . ~ r _ ~~ , _

sir pargalsy _';_;cscribed_ cancer as.. ,_SARNIa. Ont.. Nov... 215.-l_By The of _tne,_ia.n¢ast,__steel _bulk fxelghters ‘the kingof __terrors,?' and said thpt Canadian Press)-W‘ii1h the - an- over lost on tbie_lq,i¢es. The!-tanna, ‘n 'civilized countries 500.000 peopleproach of the _close cf _navlxs-tion of the same tonnage, followed her :ues from the disease ever-ynyear. lon cnc drcst Lakes, manners crew a, watery grave in the :cum/ing

_ “Everybody is afraid of it, he con- hopeful that t-he Canadian govern- year; ,_ .

tinued. "and, _i_f -we can reglace is-_rrrsnt's lre001llll,¥i€'ll§lati°11 T-het. H11' Hidden' . in the depths of Lake “°i'F“f° W i.<!\°5'i°d¥e ini ° minds grain ships -165-Ve.'i1h0 Head Oi' im Quperior is the steamer,Kamiocps, of men we' shail‘banish' the fear they Lakes with -last cars-tes by Decenr~.v,-mch sun; in the disastrous storm ‘rave of cancer. The cancer quack is any 5 wilirresult ‘in lake vess igf pw _g','1.aV1asi year. On the on the wsrllalil-13”! cancer nas nev-_ l-caching their winter -havens before mst day .,_;_¢i,¢-_ sm,-m one Kamloops er been 'ulfsdsbv °l“=°K¢\‘Y~ -the season of heavy storms clurcr lrccnaereu lr. msc superior

..wh,_¢_ the aeopie oughtlto know mmQes_ _ _ _ or was t5 mee,” an the ‘ro H1956 iw - 051.16” 15 HWBYS B .In recent years considerable 10ss_ ~Gmv¢yp,\-d_ of the Lakes." Isle' local disease in the first lnstance.“U1 we hu. resulted on the Greet R°y,,_1¢__ g¢v'e’r%1_q,°di¢5 qf hm- qi-ew iii i5 ¥\°i 'U' N595 m5°1`d°1' °f _whim Lakes just fbefore theclose of navl- were v§,,,'§h_ed gghoi-¢_1nsi; spring, but ‘here is K.f0ii$i`illI.f'iiIe§‘tBi2i0l'i._ It is Ration due ibgags beingt u.ac°-v°f_,the Emmet _“§u has it the simpletruth so that the major- ,aught m _me Seve” gales which In me mm sw-m_ lty of people commit suicide .by do- sweep me lakes M this pe;-wg or the _muy Z mga' Mwdom .Ag,_W,,_ ll! "H1185 Wm” W1” “‘°“ °""‘ the year- 'Phelle are 56° Swemelr oglcpayaodnssribtcn were wrecked. ‘lellih in ‘ms ~lW°Y`-°f °-“°ii"°"~ H at present in active Service on the Vessel losses in the past twenty

you keen 11° -' V0" .°"° "°d“°i“9 lakes wit/h~cre1wS consisting of more'_ -- ‘ _ - .

the chances of-cancer. attackins any m,'m 20_000_ men. M __ ‘ years on the Great Lakes werez.

.n-gan to the fullest extent, for can-|' In me pw” 33 years, 53 stew.,-fe;-5 ‘ 1909__p_ M_ gigcmspn,

.-er ‘very rarely begins in a healthy wwe succumbed to vwlent s,1es_l _.1-9°9v__-W1 C_ R Hmrdsm; Au,-_

cfs . . . . . . isho' the recornmendation ¢,',ig';' John. B. Cowe. `

If Calfillél' &W_h°k5 ill 0118 P0ini?,3.nd tgdtgderix Pgithodttes ooncemmg 191‘o__F!__ G°°(Ly¢gr_ ‘ t.l_lst»v°l_llt is.°.¢.=°=sslblc-_to surs.°°“S- an -'ca nor cessation or marine sci. 1s11_-'-Joliet: John Miiilllell-

°"°’Y “"5-1°-°“'9 is '-°“'“"‘°-'-Th-°’° 'S tlvitlé: reel' ‘will see the °1°s°- lolz-‘Ja-mas Hayley: xcystorm

'lo food which can cause_or_,_help_ to. of ne&§°n,wuhout mrthe, 355| 1913_om_“es 9_ Price; L .ause cancer, so far asweknowand Ot me since 1905 only-,twQ_yeM-3_-d®tt;_ H-_ -,B_v_sm_“_h; J_’.A_ Mc

the surprise of the two fliers ister on when the chief invited them to

and why, they were at a co P _ loss to understand.. .

B

with

agenda. or the 0!

this city on The liquor

One

'urkes

-FARMfEI;s _oPl>_os1NG...

PUBLIC MEASURES-

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movement, The other resolution contends that the service should be freed from the “suspicion of 1'v>i't- ical _po.ia~onage" .or of l1°1ii-i°°»i WW hy being ppc; ated by a. Federal bli-

reau, rrathsr than as a provincial departmen _ - ~ _ cadet training in the public

schools is by the Hew- tive United Farm-

will su_blnit_ a conventinn to

as crowed to tlw we

dollar of uvvilllc

cadets in the

coun iudses and mer

sumcient evidence be

given authurltv to

excuse a summoned farmer _iirvr

`-h°'° is "°“““.B “°°P“Y “° “°”‘”"' 1ea'r~s£rra' ions, have assed witn-

lt islneither infectious nor contag- ious. ' ‘ , - - ~ ‘"

f"I‘he dlseas`e,'.he declared. "has

ie e ins ite of the act

'lrffl i_'l.r°‘v _i-_,nu ber arc seo? c'u_réd._¢i_ _' l___e'this_ must e sduca'tion_ai.'__ _,must _be no more mystery sho , |till.1'=,¢l'.~ .

T - '.»".-lil? ' . . -

Mah.-Wiifl=i¢Hand

is

scsrce s-ogsons_.t6 their _<l_c%tlr. it ls* catclung us upjaud posting .y. 1/lore.

cut' riiaior snirmlns loss-' .'I‘h= qw*cii'- sound 'diranspsrrstlon steam-_ er Mnizlasoo foubdered in Georsil-I1 Bay with a loiso! 18 lives, but' this wn_ attributed more t0 ill-Ili'-Y 0011' stl‘uct'lo'n and ‘barlmting -than thc heavysess in which .it_ became a victim. ` '_ ' ' ` -'ma big sun-rn of 191s;tool< e large toll. tén ocatsln _all slnkins- Among_the tenlwas.-t!\° _°11®l'i_°S 5- Price,~fol° many-.months the mys-

rtqllt footnplo1.ely'.'over'l near

concealed 1-ez'-a 10118 'time DiV°"’ mr- P-.l1‘m°=m*>°‘= ml _»_. » ._ . .m__‘ir_io.~ -r¢.t_a‘ reached out and giaroegkcné "cheater congaon; io,- 100 'to _ _'nie Congdon was one

sean; .Arg-ua_;_ Hydras: cm-runners:

Wexford; Regina: Leafiela. _ .1914-Nlobloi-Giiber't. ~

1s_1s-lcihootaw.. '

16-Merida 00188-fe

; 1918-"ccliizdcne-' ‘ `

-isle-monde. - ' .

' i92o-~8uperior_Oity-

ical--None? . 1922-M.a1:»loh\lniT.'

19zo‘-Nonii. `

ti >l` V- r..

‘w’lil`3oll9` iiieif; iagawa;

__0!_leboy;.< Lambton,

in : -

I lm-oouereau: George A_- Gm-

. ,, --Bdwihid 'Dc `e'l': _Huron-

t Shiv °f U“k° H““’“ Th”-mlrlucmmmvm. "

= _ ‘i` l92_i_--'Oi-iffiiiii Giflibfohyi Glen-

P°m" Eiiwnd' “wh” ‘deputy W” 1y0ir:'Ml\fPlédawn: Turret Crown.

1924-l-oityrof ‘badger-; Nlsbst oruamq-;__N?Ff-illvlnda-A. D. Mac-

~'.'. . ‘--r-r-'f ' ~ '-,'_"“.il.._3? tv* -` f l

SHHSC

- ‘ -'».~ - f : __~_-_._,_'-ggrftg wr; ws.-‘ .f - .'-‘sry _-mor '..-eucxmssrer ,mg as ,e » | 'f - '§ifew_ap‘apar's`Eievate -_uman face. as f:|_gn-

."'..

man' I and

and call another in his that anv further increase in the ses-

liamant to be opposed: _a law

-I a sim be enacted firiingthe date of elve-

sc-rvice tions by _statute_: that an cffortto 3,11 gr. abolish pr- reduce the income fax tum be onnoséd and that muaciil _in-

stljuction in all public be

merge made compulsory.

/IN THE NICK OF TIME ~

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'_/‘ 1- _.I-__.._§ lf' I'

DUi'P°§95i

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sional irldemnity of members of pars-