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You don't care much about the Iiooka of your entry If It wins the race. But you can't win the race for public favor without the looks ole public likes;

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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1924

Annual Subscriptions Delivered

III By lull. Canada and U. l. A-IIJO

Series Terminated by

Most Spectacular Contest in Baseball History.

(Canadian Press)

of forty years, cams true

baseball championship of th

lllnl uny diamond series has ove 889i].

twelve innings pulse gripping basebull. Earl McNt-ely, young

from tlle Pacific

after the

fllll ' Harris had

“Buck!”

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On October 15

(Canadian Press) DUBLIN.

the KIDS- dnte instead of October 318t-

uultutto of 111°. .. . .. . a us to complete t e formality Wlllcll

is needed to enable the British 80V-

nl-nment to appoint the third mism- lm ol the Boundary Commlss on.

France Keeps Eye On British Events

(special to the Guardian) PARIS, Oct, 10.--ReallsiinK that lilo overthrow of Premier Mscdon- nln ln pond-lug British elections m‘!!! profundly affect the course of 1194"” in Europe, the French Government is watching every developlllfllll with interest. it Is pointed out that in the event the Conservatives or Liberals come to power, it is unlikely that EH8- land will sign the IAIIBIIB 91 NP‘ tlons protocol, recently fashioned at Geneva. thereby ruining the 4111' llortunlty to settle the security and disarmament question by the League.

lleved here, might also affect i119 execution of the Dawes plan.

Condensed Specials

llATlp-eo. asp word. Ill! ouch insertion is thiaoolnmn-

vtosr-m THIS ‘CITY. "(Cl-P tipped fountain pen, Finder P W"

leave at Guardian office. 6889-10 9013i

masses-nan noose. m ran basket. Jenkins A Son. I ODDIPIOJOMZI.

‘T0 LET- SUITS OF STEAM heated offices in Hennoasey Building. Great George St. Apply 'i‘wo Macs, Druggists.

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'$PEC|AL FRIDAY AND $ATUR~ 111W. oysters $1.00 per quart at. Vatcber and Moore, 40 Queen St.

sals-lolo-uzl.

‘LIVE POULTRY WANTED. - 8. R. Pendleton will be buying ‘heavy live fowl and chickens. Monday, Oct. 18th at the Bruns- wick Hotel, Remington. ill

é ‘LOST-MONDAY NIGHT IE,- tween liuaton Street and. Strand Theatre string of pearls. Find er please leave atGnsrdian of flee- llqot-lo-s-sttt-

°LOCT—OOT 9TH IITWIIN O iKlns Btroot- and it. Baseball's‘ Cathedral. ring with pearl mulls Finder leave at ll 1th‘ 8t. and re ceive reward." 40 ll-mtf

‘J0! PRINTING OF IVIIV description cheap] .

WASHINGTON, D. 0.. Oct. 10.- Tno miracle of baseball, he dream is after- noon, when Washington won the

world from the New York Giants in the most thrilling, dramatic climax

Out of the depths of two crush- lng defeats Walter Johnson one of ll... greatest pitchers that the game ilsll ever known- and idolized c-ume back to the heights and reached llln goal, the end of tho eighteen year trail, by leading the Senators m ylctory by a score of 4 to 3, in of spectacular,

When outfielder Coast drove in "Muddy" Ruel with the winning mighty bat of kept the

Dail Eireann To Meet

Oct. 10. _—The Dsil Elrennn will meet October 15th to consider the bill creating an lrlsll Boundary Commission 1155594 b? Ille Houses of Commons and Lords and yesterday evening approved by Th0 speaker at the re- quest of the executive council b!" summoned the Dill! t0 m"! °" 1mg l, pl-Opnwd to suspend all of the! standing orders and t0 P333 l" illlon the 15th so,

lllad been charged with attacking a A Conservative victory, it ls he-Iwu"! 5""

EHIIIIIIIIB

JOAUNBOM I SAUSAGES MADE

‘ONTARIO GRAPES ARE NOW

“F '0' 4-

i Newark.

O O the woman cried. + Wekaryk climbed in the wln- o l‘ 4' dow and rushed to the corrl- 4 O dor in an effort to save the 1|- '|' WOIIIBJI. Sh ewas disappearing i- ‘t- tnrouell the window Just as he 4- 1- reached it, and he made an un Il-

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Protest Decision ' Of Jury in Case ,0i Squires

(Cauadlan Press.) ST. JOHN'S, Niidn Oct. 10.- following the return 01f no bill yes- t-Bltlfl? by a grand jury in the case 0f Sir Richard Squires. ExlPremie-r of Newfoundland charged with lar- ceny. the crown counsel- this mor- ning flied affidavits with the court to the effect that the jury was ir- regularly selected. It is stated in the affidavits that the jurors were chosen without regular officials be- ing present. l-t is not known yet what action will IIJE taken. |

DORCHESTER

O llan Hall, West 42nd lstreet, to 4g III the roof of tbs six-story Cen- 4' trsl building and was instant- 4- , ly killed. in her purse the po- i

lice found $6.40, n card bear- i} Il- lng the name "Mrs. Oscar, No ~1- 008 Nelson Place," and a. re- O Il- turn ticket from New York to II» 4' f Erllch Wakaryk, a window 1| it cleaner. was at work on the 1|- 0 outside of a window next to-l‘. 0 the corridor of the building O If when he saw a womallls foot 1|-

‘lDolft you dare touch meg’ i‘

III successful grab tbr her skirt. -l~

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THE IIIIIIJII

LONDON, Oct. 10. ——-Slr [Tall-lug Hastings, attorney general, whose handling of tho prosecution against John ltuss Campbell, editor of tile Workers’ Weekly, charged witll Sflllltlcll‘. is largely responsible for the prest-at muddle in which the Lubor government finds itself, is one of those onllnelll; lawyers, by

no means few, who cumpletuly fail l’ figldtlowthzlgsilBhgzleedevfgtg; I: to ‘shine In parliament. ‘ flzuwk" ' ‘ lu-allkly, Sir Patrick has been as

unpopular u law officer us ally ill recruit yeurs although today when he rosu‘ to answer some questions asked In the liouse of‘ Commons, which were not concerned with the present crisis, he was given a cor- dial rt-ceptlon by his own side. Sir Patrick Hastings lifter Iellv- lng the Charter House School. where he was educated led a some- wllut mysterious Ilfu. When the South AIYIG-lil war was 0n he enlist- ed in the "Devil's Ovull" regiment. Later he eited ollt a hazardous ex- istmue on Fleet Street, and it ls even rumored thut for some time he was on the stage. I-Io himself has confessed that he has kllOWil what It is to walk tho LDIHIuH Streets with hardly any boots on his feet and that he has lived for two days on one meal. Even since beflrflg culled -to the bar, 20 yturs ago, he has never looked back und has been unusually successful.

A Home Bank

(Special to the Guardian) TORONTO, Oct, 10.-Tile trial of Clarence F. Smith, one of the Home Bank directors, started yes-

I pleted. The charges against Smith

are that he did make, concur ill,‘ and approve false statements of the affairs of the bank. Gordon

(Canadian Press) 3YDNEY. Oct. 10. —Justlce D. D. MacKeuzie this morning sent- ced to seven years in Dorchesterl Murdock E. MuoLeod, 19, convicted] Of killing Kenneth B. MacDonald- by a blow with a stove log inls. row at a dance at Aspy Bay. The grand jury had reduced the chargo from murder to mall- slaughter and the petlt Jury had recommended mercy. ‘Simon S. Fraser of tho same district was given three years for hitting John E. McEachern over the head with a bottle, and five years lnorl- for subsequently shooting McEachern in the leg. Frasers’ sentence will run CCIJLIIIPTILIIIY.

Chicago Negro Is Beaten To Death

CHICAGO, Oct. 10.-William Bell, 32, negro, was beats nto death by a crowd of men and boys on the West Side here last night after he

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IIJEIIIENT

A lamentable shooting acclde ‘ occured at Ellerslie about 9 o'clock on Thursday night froln the result of which Stanford Gillis, aged 20 years lies in the P. C. Hospital to- day in a very critical condition. ‘It seems that a number of young men intended Blllllit shootini; 0n the following morning and were at the home of Gillis engaged in clean- ing thclr rifles. One of lho weapons ‘was suddenly discharged and the load of s. 82 calibre bullet entered the unfortunate man's abdomen in- illcting a terrible wound and pierc- lng his intestines In many places. Dr. Stewart of Tyne Valley was summoned as quickly as possible and after doing what be could to relieve the sufferer decided to bring him to the P. C. Hospital where he arrived at 10 o'clock lllrlday morning. An operation was immedi- ately performed snd it was neces- sary to remove four and s half in- ches of the bowels and to make stitches in quite a number of places.

SIX KILLED

order In the Sudan rests in fact‘ upon His Majesty's "and," the Premier addan-"they will take every step necessary for this purpose."

Waldron, K. C., and H. H. Davis, of Toronto, and" H; J. Trilley, K. C., of Montreal are counsel for Snllth.

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IN

TRAIN CRASH

(Special to Guardian)

ROME, Oct. 10. —Mndzlnlc Wuljuno Wallis, Wife of the Colom- bian Minister to Italy was kllled' and Mde Calderon Lisl, wife of the Colombian Minister to France was slightly injured yesterday, when

Snutta Margherita, near Genoa.

Five other persons in ‘JIIIIILIOII to Madam Wallis met death, while 15 or more were injured.

Madame Kerr, Madame First and A. R. Hauxhad, the nationalities of whom have not been reported. ._.__._._...

Chang Replies To

the Paris express Wes Wrecked tit Tso Lin, replying from Mukdell to the warning of the consular corps not to endanger the lives of foreign- .ers in Pekin. said that if the dip- |imnuts could persuade Tsso Kun to leave the capital, there .wouid be no occasion for their lives Ito be In danger.

(Specllal to the Guardian) LONDON, Oct. 10.——Fuclng shortest general election camp ml record and the shortest per siblo under the law, party Il‘ quarters today were scenes of wllld activity, none 0t’ tllulll Ila closed their doors

nlld Ills Labor cabin-ct, whose le- feat In the Commons over a ml or llunlcsiic affair llllly bring t' a close lllnglandkl first Labor rcgl o after only nine IIIOITIIIS ill Ofllcv, continued drafting the party mani- festo for the election of October 20. blur-Donald announced ho would stunt from Glasgow, Monday on a four Iluy allltolnobllc trip Ill which he would tour the industrial dis- tricts making brief ndtlrez-lscs at: all of the cities and villages on fflllitl‘. Tho keynote 0t’ tile Lulbor plan is lexpoctell lo bu its foreign policy. Tllo uccollllllislllnellts toward lyeacil ullti rehabilitation 0f Europe will be cited willl particular stress laid on the resumption of friendly rela- tions with France and tllc Geneva dlsurlllanrent protocol. The benefits ct’ the Anglo liussiun Irelrty as ro- gnrlling domestic business also will be elllpilaslzetl.

(Canadian Press) _ , I LONDON. Oct. 10.——Miss Isabeli

Director On TrialL atlqs Squirrels 3116i?‘

Not Guilty Of Murder Charge

(Canadian Press) HALIFAX, Oct. Bovis, Court. here this morning pleaded nnt guilty to the clrlrge of havi lllIll‘(Ii'.‘(~!iI Police Officer (lbs-flit? Fulton In Halifax oll July 16th. Securing of a jury occupied much time the panel after seven were tlventy-follr were

chosen

wl|ulll' was accepted. I

Consular Warnings

(Special to the Guardian) PEKTN, Oct. 10.-General Sllzlng

President‘

LONDON, Oct. l0. —A letter written by Promler MacDonald de- claring that the attitude adopted by Said Zagloul Pasha, the Egyp- c tlan Premier, has rendered llnpos- slble for the prossnt an agreement between the Brityh and Egyptian governments on the questions left for eventual settlement when the British protectorate was withdrawn In 1922, has been Issued by the Foreign! Office in the fornl of a White Pnpor. The letter

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is addressed to the

British High Commissioner for Egypt and the Sudan. 1t says that pending some

ture agreement betweon the two countries, the duty of proservingl

Government

In the course of the conversation

‘JUST RICEIVEDLNEW ISLAND Oatmeal. Jenkins 8t Son. 8909-10-10M2I.

fnsb today. Saunders, Newsom b Co., Market Buildlnl. 0050—9—88——6—mos.

at their beat. Quality excellent. We would advise our customers to puychlja grapes for wine and

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between the British Prime Minister and Zagloui Pushs, the latter made five demands for modifications in the Egyptian territory; withdrawal of the financial and Judicial advis- ers; disappearance of all British control over the Egyptian Govern- ment, notably in connection with foreign relations; abandonment by the British Government

of tholr lglm toprofoct foreigners and lnoritles in Esrot. and abandon-

ment by the British of their claim to share in any way in protecting the Sum Canal.

“I raised the question of the can.

593s 1o 11 m 1i. sl strslghtswsyl, writes the Prem-

Premier MacDonald Writes Letter Regar- ding the Differences Existing Between The Two Governments. 0 ivailtihl interest to us, both in peace and in war," and he goes on to lie-

even b1! favor of an ally, of Its in- n terest link in British communications.

EGYPT ASKS THAT BRITAIN

patriots of tile lbytérlfillllblill held llutely on all

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“because its security is of

lure that no British Government rent war could divest itself wholly, c in guarding such a vitul e

"Such a security must be u. fou-

l see no reason

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fund

1,, __Lew,s (lfilciul forecast . of appearing i“ U“, supremelillreau, but the prediction of self- ‘IHHIOIIPIAHI

‘Buyport, L. 1., recently to see‘ the Isqulrrels start to gather their win-

belng exllnustedlfllll. nature's protection

winter ls close at hand. The fact tllzll mild, even too war did not alter the c

chill prophets.

l NEW sllllll

|Churlzll at midnight. tllusIul-nll characterized tllo llleet-l lllg. to settlu down to business.

pointed; 'l‘ilorllurll. was (IIIDOIIILCII tum. x with pfilylli‘ to Almighty (loll for u

stltutetl“ with prayer. al officers wore llev. Robert Johnston In tho light of its experience Ill tile l!

As the hour was lute the Provision.‘ nl Synod of the lllnrlllnlc Provinces ture of any agreement come to be- adjourned, in nlcot tolllorrow morn- twecn our two governments," be continued, "and wby accommodation is Impossible. given‘ good will."

m if

lng at ton o'clock. _ nl Synod forlllcd tonight will fllnc- umdeumed lion Imnlcxlialtoly on Juno 1925.

In Her. History-Laborites Busy Preparing Manifesto The Keynote of Which is its Foreign Policy.

lMlICDOilZIItI. daughter

lilo election

IIHIHIIIIIK club.

liilV ill the lust general election Ivllell Sir Ilullle Wlllillllls, Console vlltivc. was l‘UlIll'lll.'(I ill u three corn orell Ianlllost.

Oliver Ilaldwill son of Stanley llultlwlll former Premier, Is tile Labor CIIIIIIIIIZIII‘: ill the Borough of DllIJI-‘y. J. ll. (‘Tynes son of .l. lt. (‘Iynel-l, Lord 01' the Privy Seal is nguill contesting lilo Iielllelllnnl- sic-ad (llvlslpn of IIOFIIOFIISIIIFQ ill to Labor interests, lie was defeati- ell tllero Ill 1923 Ill n linen corner- ed flglli. _

‘Both sons of Arthur llendtlrson, Ilolm: Secretory, hope to repeat their success of tile lust election. Altlllll". junior in South Cardiff and Thornton in Tradestone division of Glasgow. Home Secretary Arthur Henderson is again a candidate in be was victorious In having been de- feated ill nlloillcr collstitutellcy ill tho general election.

Signs of Winter

NEW YORK, Oc-t. 10.——A long cold winter threatens New York um] environs. This is not an the Weather

prophets who gathered In ler storeof nuts. I

The squirrels hud long and silky in advance

nml of ll cold spell. The additional fact objected to. that they are starting in at this Five fl(IfIIIl‘l'.'ZlI tall-mien were so-lenrly

irllTitlI on the street tho second of visions

(lute to lay in winter pm. was

the weutiler who extremely

IJIINSTIIIIIEII

(Special to Guardian) I NEW GLASGOW, Oct. '10. ——Tllc ‘ Blue Hnnllur of Pres-' a meeting IllllllUiI-

Prtubytorlull l

It did not require lllllcll time hulrnlull was lmllledlatt-Iy

llp- e Rev J, Stmld

Burns, of clerk pro TITO llleetlrlg was ollollnll

uldlluci: In Ibo grout church crislsl.‘ The Provisional Synod was coll- Provision- then appointed.‘ was appoint-l d Provisional ltioderator. and otil- r lllatiers of business were trans- ctod. A l-lllort address was giv- n by Dr. E. Scott of‘M0lltrl-.ll.t

o Til o Provision.

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Charlottetown, October 11th. 1924

FREE

these wonderful chocolates-

Scbool lnopector (after writ- I

Ing LXXX on the board and singling out the prettiest girl In

gar Cubes, Logarlberry. and the oIasn-"Young lady, i want Lime Centres. Not ainoe the yell t0 f0" m‘ Wh" "l" IIICPOGIIGIIOII. of u» first fruit melon" l‘

centres has there been newa as Important as this. It Ia Impos- alblo to convey with words a lance of the dallelouansal of

' I l Y. L.--"Lov, and Kisses!" Hereafter Molr'a' XXX Chec- olat» will have to be rechristen- ed LXXX.)

ltzllllsuy MacDonald will conduct calllpuigll ill Basset- - lllw, Noltlllgllunlslllre for her brulll- l _ or Malcolm Illltil be returns from + “WWW ‘Jfiomuuu’ lllu United Stlltos, where he is llow I" spmdmg of ‘l 51mm” ‘“"‘"""' witll tllo loul-illg Oxford IIniversl-ty

Malcolm’ MucDullulll was. the suc- cessful Labor candidate Ill Dussel-

lliOlll-lllllc indefinitely. Tile Geylllnns have lllflllt.‘ it clollr

taken to mean thalt attitude are causing considerablt- anxiety in French circles.

m for pnnopnll, informed of the anxiety crusted lly onvlotlon n; (no tin.- attltutle of the German wille-

sentatives, culled on Premier Her- irlot Sfltllrflll-Y w say that own-Ins ‘speeches, nnll first _l11li1l‘9$-‘=l°l"* should nut be taken us indicating lillu trcml Jfrellcll business circles, however. |ttlkc this as lllerely ll ile-“lllt! l" ill“-

vem tile nlzlrlll slllurldlllis’ l0 ll WEI" whore commercial interests Ivolllil he aroused to hill-TOD-

I

Prince of Wales

. I l.l uljnyed Ills VIiSIl llll- Icurllnlellt of Uglllfivyiitlfitl halgltlqé]? “fine of [he lnclenlent . l G ~‘ '

Serlmlg on- of Wales, bulls ll warm an revel?

otllcr local dignitaries n. few mill- The autos before ills sllcclzll trtlln steam-

wny depot at 7 o'clock lsisii lllglll on Ille first lap of IlIS journey ‘In

Bordeaux Jail Guard

pentlcr. one or the IJOPIIEHIIX lull guards charged witll (ante-d in tile nttelrrptell Juli delivery

10th pleaded guilty to the llir. Justice Deniers who said that

lilo fact that tho prisoner was of u respectable family and

ohm Ofggjgja .

was ills first offense.‘ Sentence will

—— Situation in Mosul

.ln Mosul ls causing grave anxiety |in official circles. The Turks absol- utely refuse to reply to British pro- tests against the movement of Tur-

the number of these troops includ- ing many regiments of the regular army. is rapidly increasing. Unless the Turks cease these movements] immediately the British will drive them out, and the modernlmplenwnis of war. lllEs lntor than (‘Ilurlollctuwn .

‘III tilut involves the expenditure

Last Minute News

rl’

1' of millions by tile Ford Motor 4' mashed Ill 0V6!’ Il- Company of Canada, Limited, Il- ' ~l- were ulluoullccd today by W. -l' the wlres

'l' it. Campbell, Vice-President 'l' null 'l‘rensllrer of tllo Corpora- '1' tioll. it is. Ill a word, tllo ost- III ulllisllllltlllt of (Ilu Ford Motor 1' Colllplllly of Australia, witll u

m. prom,“ 1- cullltalizallon 0t‘ $5,000,000, lilo II‘

setting up 0t’ five assclllblllll; plullts and n body plant willl a fixed lllvesllllcllt of approxi- zllul lilo

+ for floating materials, ill all -l- $7,000,000. + 'i‘l|o culllllnlly‘s lllovc has -I~ bet-ll under consideration for wlcarly two years, and by easy '|' SlIIKt-s. llns been brought to Ibe ‘l- pollll 0i‘ collslllnlllltioll. I+++++++++++++++

IITIIITIIINS ARE IN I] I l} II TE II

PARIS, Oct. 10. —~Comnlel*cial negotiations between Franco nml

Gcrnluny, wlllcll lust wuek lulled to spoecIl-lnuking phase, began in earnest yesterday, they will

got beyond tile

witll the UIIZIIICIU tllut

in private conversations tilllt they will resist tho French delllunli that free entry of Alsatian products into (formally, under tile Treaty oi‘ Ver. SZIIIIGS, be cxtelldt-J. They plrlzlll. in answer to‘ this" dcmalld, that. it would too greatly uonlplicutc (lur- lnunyis commercial relations witll other counts-lea. Grout Britain mid Czecllo-Slovukla, they say, would (Ienlunll tile same trcutmunt and the other Allies would follow suit. So they declare, It will be impos- soble» -to set such a precedent.