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LONDON, Nov. 24.-Sentencr was pronounced at the London sessions oi the Old 138-116? today on four
prisoners, charged with stealing and recsi nt a pearl necklace, valued an $650,000, which' disa.ppeared`\_ during transit by ~rogistered post from Paris to London on July 11th. Two of the men. Loehett and Grin- ard, were condemned to seven years penal servitude each; Bilborman to five years, and Guttworth to eight- een months hard labor.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-John D.
Hockfeller, Jr.; today contributed $25,000 A10 a 31,000,000 fund which is being raised for the Y. M, C,A.
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DETROIT, Nov. 24.-The fonrcn
murder in Detl'oit’s Little Italy in a week, _resulted in the death to-night, of Vito and Salvadore `Adamo, bro- thers, who were shot by an assassin using a sawed-on shot gun. The two men were found lying in tne street in the Italian Colony, but re sidents in the vicinity declared they heard no shot ill-ed. _The weapon wn found nearby.
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QUEBEC, Nov. 24.--In the Legielu. tive Assembly to-night the 'motion of Armand Lavergne to have the editor of The Montreal Herald summoned before the Bar to answer certain questions with regard to an alleged interview with Hou. Jean Provost, was allowed to stand owing to Pro vost’s absence from the House. The Herald made statements in reference to the Quebec Government's attitude to the Montreal Trumways Company and credited them to the Provost who denied ‘the authenticity of the interview. _
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this column. Cash must accompany order. Minimum, charge twenty-ilve_ °9_9_*°~ A ' _ ‘ RMEMBER TI-IE Bean Supper at Hearts Memorial Hall today. 2887 CANDY SALE AT THE BEAN SUP- per Hearts memorial Hall this ev- _cuinit ‘A '~ zsai CARPEN'l‘lilR§'. WANTED CN ST. Dunstan's Cathedral. Apply at _ _woLlrin_______ __ zslr-ltzzljslpd. TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE COM-
fortably accommodated in private, family in good location. Apply at _ _th_l»_oincc._ ~ ' zvso-11-siin_§i__ WANTED.-IMANY' TO 'ATTEND
the 15 cent Bean Supper at Hearts Memorial Hell today. ___ 2836-11-24m2i; FOR SALE-NINE -PAIR OF' GOOD
red foxee,' apply John Hudson. South Branch, Kent Oo., N. B. _ _______________ ____2B48-1l;25M4il>d. STRAYED OR STOLEN-A SMALL lunch kitten, with- white pow- end white nose. Please return to 275, Richmond strqet___ assi-11-asltli. _ STRAYCOW RAB NBEEN ON MY premises ‘since August last. If not claimed by saturday, zmh, inn., wil* lie acid so gui mining- 0- H- Ju s`n 'Alena _'Lot .
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01! lobs where members- of cnc lonnl Booth shodk hands today at a lunch-_ .___
present in _Charlottetown on a bnsi- miles outside ol Windsor. The train .
_ , _ _ overflowing enthusiasm displayed by
ness vislti “hey wen’ Messrs' ‘Llwas Vehind time and making 50 ol the e le of British Columbia thc
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Mr McDougall said that he was of the derallmcnt _md In wing uns Home ship _B nom,
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?£r?l'e 1:: Hlaaidtllfze if thee plggress sag inhabitants. The land- there 0| _]uM°,_ Quan B robe] B¢°,,¢_g_,;§_ PB: _ , _ .
d l d rc h in r ed in value from $1 Per ty oi 100 men, under Ro 0
fl'inhLi:i°'tv1:lelgt;°unl3lllQlllabuggelr. m'l‘)he nge (gtutllat time) to 110W All l’|‘°‘ Fiorro. moved to attack a DBYW 0! country was worxcd no from what ductive sections, fully $1100 per acre.`fedci-al. soldiers who .had detrained
' c .1 settlement ol Prince mdwerd Island could produce chore. 'According to Fi°"°» *W* H“-
.mmhti `b° "me B ' ' ' it l ded tw can- rnlcncercieci one or thc mont prosper- :cn tunes more r°W¢.°°“ " li P";1;;’ arts troops hm; “(1 <1: hm _:_ th.
tc - th t d eswvnt and "len '= nonc from the rc ll
srl; Dlxzlspgatllgcltgmrlggasillii B000 BW ttixttnlllnt olim:l'ls'eases.” ' ' lending one ' in the group of eight ,”',11 dons by potaci growing. | It might bementioned that 11°; i which wir: cagrying the federal sol-
They had been able to do it simply Dougsll is the owner of a s nga die_rs nor war .___ _ 0 “pon ___
” the had never allow 246 acres with an average crop 0 ‘ They turned e r eann n _
for one reason' y _ _ 1 » 'ed any elcmentof chancb to enter in-,barrels ot 1s5 lbs. Boch to the ac:e- when we were _:Wersi _:_z\i__c.e__;W$?_»__
to their calculations. 'rhé form” M“"N°w¢°m. 0! N°W'°'“‘* “°1'°°° 'user' F*°"°» " ° °°°° P
portations from the Old Country ow
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Charles Dalton, Engineers McKay alll] Shaw, with others left Summerside on the arrival of the Express from Charlottetown. The party were taken up to Wellington station.. wherdthey left the train and in teams were driv- gn tg #,119 work, OD Bl‘l‘lVul. Bt U18 bridge, where a very large crowd of residents of Egmont Bay and the snr- rounding country were gathered, the Commissioner of Public Works was presented with the following address, which was read by Mr. S. E. Gallant,
invariably applied for ton days, or fertile and rich land. on rc ro way n
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INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. Zi.-Union N3W YDRK. NOV- 24--'UWT U1 dress presented by the Mayor and OTTAWA' New' 34'_'n"“t th” Ag' TORONTQNOV' 24"'Th° b°dy
men and employs” of qw Banding 5514-nngnmgng og- nnventnen yen;-5 C cu !~Ham___ t C ,_ H rlcultural Department has put an cm- of James Brock, n Terra Cotta work. Trades’ Council who were-employed Bramwell Booth and ,Ballington _:un ° nd" in ‘gp aww' bal‘Z0 on cattle, sheep and swine im- eng, who was killed by fa_l_1ling nine
e comma o . . . ew Zen-' ' _ (; t ‘ g
s ories down an eleva or s af in he
brlillflayers, masons and plggtgy-gg-5 of gon, what-3 they were guest; 01 mut- lalld, 8U the I0l'm&l_W61c0lIiB tendered ini! S30 Bn Uutbreak 0! 'U00 and New Dominion BPDK building this the Intornnclonnl Union of America nn] mend, on behm of Hama! to the 5,." 0, mouth disease, is reported from Eng- HUZGFIIOOH, had hardly been taken to
were WQ§k\mg were Omer d t t lk __-___”__;_r land. the street when William Somerville, tod b tn ' e ° B r if _ ` the °"""’““ wammp "0 “Bit th’ -°-------- a stone cutter, was hit on the head
ay e trades and abor o _
ilclcls. leightcen trades nrle nilecied. ’ ,§’°‘tbW'“°f, ‘°',§, ‘ff“°‘"§ “nd “,"‘_‘_" by a falling brick.. receiving iniuricc 'rhc iight hctwcen the Building ` ' as °°“ -‘° °‘ “ar "B _° t ° ` ‘”hi°h Pf°b“”‘Y will Pf°v° fatal-
Tmdes, Comm” d th B _ kl ~ White Ensign on this continent. The _...____.,_____
Umon which me Dlx; amiiatgf “$35 presentation of the address was made - _
the American federation of labo is ' n A A by the Mayor at B special meeting of ` ` H F
national in Eco r ' " ' ' ' ' ' ` ‘ the Council ca.lled'fol° that purpose:- 'W _ ,-
_ De' 'l‘o Captain Lionel Halsey, Officers 1 ll
" ' and Menibers of the crew of H. M. `
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Greeting: _ L
. \ _ _ (C“”ad1““ Press) On behalf of the citizens of Halifax, C
_ OTTAWA Nov. 24.-_There are few th d b I ( Hliadlall Pl`€8s) .
industries in Canada where fraud is 32;”-d eo; (l;1¢fny¢,‘:~lo1?nan¢ln%lT\l;r?‘o‘Nin<E}l? OTTAWA N°v 24 -It °°°t 05”' C TP
_ ana an ress
30 gpgnly prgctiged gg in thu mann- extend to the captain_'Omcérs allm 8118, ll68.rly.B. ml1l.i0D find 8. llhlf C101 ( )
fnngnrs and preps;-nglnn of maple Bu. . lars to take the last census. The ex WASHINGTON N°V- 24- 111 Spitc
_ _ 881' syrup,and its products. The De- :';l;££,,S;11;§1b€'v1;t3,i,?,?1;p_N°W ‘deamnd '1 tra ,tag has been mid 05 graduauy of reassuring rel>orts from the oil
‘i partment of Inland Revenue now has ' ' h 5 and DOW 0015' the D¢l‘mBI1°l1tS remain fields 0” 011° ea" C09-95 0! M°XiC0.
-- _ We are pleased to ave your ne m " lore; - th' t _t» i _
A (Canadian Press) “nd” °°“°1d°r““°“ d"“°ti° ’°5“1“' ship in our harbour, once the seat of '°gu`1‘“t_° "gs t‘”;__,fm9l‘°Y°d in p,_eh§,fs°,§,i,_1l;pp$a,:°€0levnasgfnsggh‘Ia
p0R»pLAND Nov_ 24___»__` _ tions designed to protect the legitim- 1 D 1 th N W ,ld d _G prel-Vern _lon o s il ica inform- _ _ _ Z ment was reéched today c°Ec;€,r;,eg ate producer and penalize those gui\.~ legganrstovggt no, ,_‘;p,_:;,,ta(,’_,ve’ ;£v_ ation in periods between census tnk dicgtizlg that dlillelf believe PPOPEFW
the rates and wages paid to long-,ty °f mmd' The stahddra W” de' ernment in the Overseas Empire. i"g:_- -r_.- an Vee 1” anger' Remwed Pri
_ “ned some time ago and it is now m_ _ _ ___________ _ vate requests for protection following
sholemen and thc strike which has _ 1 Halifax is happy in the fact thnt_ lt closely upon R cablegram _mm Charge
9 1 tended to increase penalties for vio ad _ _ _ :_;“.,..i:‘ §.z‘:§::;°;sf be §2.i:;.:;":;‘1i°. i:..°.ii;"%,“.;;";'__i% M--1-3 have 33 cents psi- hour for day work Pl'°V1d°d f0l`- pire fleet-one of the finest afloat- States :hips nr: ,:3g:3__ri_ot1];;dUu‘ted on all freight, except coal, on which _ __ contributed by New Zealand, one of ,Ms has caused Secretary Daniellémtrg they get 35 cents. They had been re- thc-_ smallest yet the drst of all the inet;-not Rem- Admiral Fletcher com_ ceiving 30. _..._ Overseas Doxniniorle, in practical pat- maudmg the American Heat ,Jo “__
' "-`°l"*“‘ riatimnf in practical defense ol the ceed 1:0 Tgmpicg and 'fuxpalm topjn.
_ | I ll Dominions under the Southern Cross, vestigate conditions there_ Washing__
_ _ in defense of Canada itself, and of ton denies the intention of landing
T - w ' tm’ Wh°1° Empire' and in Zetuug a --._-_~ marines and apparently has settled
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A U practical example to 1111* Blmf (Canadian Press) down to awoit the ietucnicne oi
dominions; an example that has ar- WASHINGTON, Nov, 24_-Another Hue,_m_
UN rested the attention, and excited the investigation into the high cont of
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_ ...___ rlvy. Of the ”“ti°“9 °f E“l`0Pe-in wing promising criminal prosecu '
_ the spontaneous and enthusiastic gilt tions, if Attorney General McRey-
-°*“ (Canadian Press) to the common defense of the Empire nolds nan und an alleged com storage I _
A Guardian reporter estcrda had OHATI-IAM Ont Nov 2-k-The and the 8°” of the Blood through' coaspmwy which' if 5°” "nd" WW-
' 4 ' " y 7 ' ’ " ' out the world one of thc'i1nest and would rn t ` ll ll
1 ,_ _ _ G T k st . _ _ _ _ a erla y a ect the cost of A Z? .{`.AZi'iZ.‘.Tg ‘§§§ZfJ§.`X.“Nl?.“i?§‘§i n'““‘1n§“"..A‘;m`Zf§.“’°§iN3€ N235? mm 1>°w°ff“1 “refine me ““°“f- 1~mc»== fhfwfeced- __ I I \
” ~ ~ - Though we may appear to lack the '
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;if_:1i°;:. l~ §'.,:;:::‘:,;..,“~ iZi__f"i:_‘f.;»f_2.:';‘::_i u.‘;:“;, ;"._';°‘;.;‘;°.:f:;i.‘1:; of of []lNi[]|AN pgmgig “i“::“ ‘“ A". “ui
~ - 1 -- - _ h - serve as leen pai a 1 t.
all engaged in the cultivation of po- upright. To this can be attributed ;gfe':_?°nn dBeh8'et;‘;:;`g1t.i?,,;;1°I:;,u,S ,fplgizé all round sportsmen gf Cnnnl°.§€;,_ tatoes on a very large scale in Aroos-'_ the fact that no one was inlured. A ciatjion 0, the Splenaid action 0, the town, Dr. Hurry D. Johnson, Health
took, Maine. broken or snread rail was the cause _Jvemment and people of New Zen- B Oilicer of this city, in his election to
. ' _ - 1 - g ~ - the Presidency of the -,Amateur Ath-
DUVUF U'0"~b10d With T00 01' HUY Uf the the less genume_ letic Union of Canada. Dr. Jollnzorl, ;>fh°_:‘ dliealiei _1;°°\;1iH1“ §-0__'1l\°___P0'2HW. _'WW . __ we point. with pride towne gnc; _ _ __-___. _ _ A _ __ _ WWC” ..-CW tonreccntly, fol;_ some y-~ars hold or e a ways ep u, V gl an eye on th t H m X H rbor was once the FREDERICTON N_ B N 24_ e 0 ice of presi ent of the Mari- ms mms and detected and eradicated 3 - l rerllldenvgusaol theagrcat fleets-nearly lt is estimated that 60 000 billzrels of time B"““°_1‘ °_f, the S-‘\BS°°i‘?ti‘?“' “ml mtmmsly any Plat’ which he came ' ' ~ ' ~ ‘one hundred sail of the 'line being potatoes have been shipped from this so is ‘Ven 'qualified “1°u°'by his “emu” lt was Ju." the Ink °‘ th" I |` ` i " ` _ "'"“"'_ "'_*_ section to the American market. since experience and knowledge 0! the As' vigilance that supplied the reason A _ _ ' (Continued on page 6.) the new United States tarm went sociation’s undertakings and business for the Prince Eduard Islanders not into effect Many farmers 8,9 atm for the erci;tc_r post to which hc is
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securing .enormously better results I A ` N ' holdin ' f h~ h - Sh, no appoin _ from their crops than they did. Mr. _ . _ are ,,o€:,,°;ay(;:,g1'f,_0i;p;fi;'t0 The appointment was made at ii McDougall, in reply to the reporter's ,L ba,.,.el_ meeting of the Association which has
land compared. favourably with that ' Following _,_ vial; from Qvmignf, A_ Dr. Johnson a_ttended_ as the repre-
of Aroostook and whether conditions _ M ti t H It D R b t J sentatlve of this Province. He is ex- here were, on the whole, as favour- WASHI I§((;;_lE)i1_;1ia;_1_O§res2s4.)_A da__g___ Al‘;;_"o’f %rou;1_l pargéidelgt 0;) tire Uni: _poctcdi tolreturn to Charlottetown to.
able as “ms” obtaining in the other ter of Presid`ent'Wilson will be mar- ' versity of Maine, Director Woods, of morrow night'
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place, advanced emphatically and un arrow when Francis Rowe I h Maine EXW,-lmentay 5,¢,,,t,,,u All GXCYMHEB States as A'-0 T-he PTO'
equivocally the opinion that Prince 3;’§rBt°:;u lead Miss Jessie Woodrow _ and 0the,.B_ it is wnounced that a’ ceed|ngs_of thc meeting:-_ _ Edward Island’ so mr as he had Wilson to the altar The entire bridal _“_ ' ilullflmliine against 01111801210 D050- The ‘Amateur Athletic Umon OS railroad earnings are not commen- Eeen' was mr and away abnve wel arty tonight rehearsed the ceremony A5008 011 HCCOUM Of P0Wd0¥`Y 9080 is Cnnada on Satmldny defeated 8 mo' sul-ate with the increased cost of op- Americau State under notice -for tm air tomorrow Later the young folks (Canadian Press) likely. There will first he careful ox- tm" °i the Dommion Football, dAs‘ er
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gxmzmg gf t:§owp;§€tgn;gre;`:;,rs;_h;°€ of the party were entertained at din- EL pAS0_ N0v_ 2-i_-Tnn federnl fimilliltion and PFOUBNY fllftllef hem' ;?c;;e°I;otE;;n1_n;as§;1 ateufx ‘fishing Inter-state Commerce Commission by
spec _ o _ _ _ . _ 1,, 5 _ _ _ “Hts between Mama and this Pro' lgztatezyshiglhgldggiligrer (gnllhsheugxggi arftuéery tsbnolrvinlghllnfaiiixlerx $23. ienator Johnson has joined in ‘ai\re- meeting' whim pmmmt? M_n“t_e“rs for an increase in freight rates. vi“°e' “nd in demoustmtion of the dent’s yacht. As a special compli- me torggtlac ra eg fm. m,'h0u,. 0D_ quest to the department of ngricul- “nd pr°fe“i°““l“ appearlng m 1°i“t
pdssibumes °f tm I5lBnd"th° '°u0w'|nlent to the Plresident tomorrow the pcmte B 1 6 Tgxaa The fighting ture that everything practicable be "°mP°tm°“s-
ins short review of the Progress 0! diplomats 0, the ,,m,,,e,,, countries P;’*"‘t",d :°“- mifd _'Outh of _,_m__e7_ done for the ,,,.0,ec,,0,, 0, \me,,,C,m Following the onnonncilnent oi :he
t in citi i Maine was given. . s ar e en - ,__ _ , 1 1 vote, President Tom Wa sch, of hc
cor a es n Aroostook pm represented in Washington will wear West of Juarez another federal force pota os; agf_ainst_;i_lse\€il1_;:s _\__»vhl_ch colin? D F A announced the parting 0,
Fmieeu 7”" “go '-full regalia at the wedding 1 All tn v'ilab1e re' el |10* el* Y 9 “H 1°” 9 - E “H 9 ' ' " - ~ bl i d b t three million b\1S~ ,..,.,.,.,...~.....-~».»-»~,.,_.......',.--`.~ 1° “dVB“° "g- 9 5* “ " . _ the ways between hus association and
_be y ra se a OU _ | _ cavalr re being sent soutnenni; to a strong letter to Secletary Houston, th are _ Bod and the refusal of
o a s. Aroostook is a hea showers washed awa _ YJ* _ e D ll Y
llgzeollisltriflltiolsut at that time the gllgrlniiturefy y '°‘m°“’° “bds there' 33:: ,§it:,.gE3,_€gEBc§f:,Ty_n1any les' his association to make any further cultfvable portion was but a. narrow| Mr. ~'McDougal1 was quite poeltivo (Canadian Pm”-3 ,_ The Federal Horticultural 1,c,m.d overtures for alliance. The question urn; ,glnng the eastern border. The that Prince Edward Island could he EL PASO, Nov. 24-Wounded men has decided to ,,o,,tim,e the qum.,m_ as to_ how the Montreal (imatenr people who settled there secured thelll made to produce an enormous QUBD' from the _battle opponitv Bellini TSX' une against Great B“t,,_in_ Germany Athletic Association, whose constitll- 'entire livelihood by nlaklng shingles any of potatoes in excess of its pre- as, are crossing the border to the and Austria H“,,ga,y_ as well as tional allows _<_:om_l>c’Ci|2i0H_B lvlth _ _Or out of the little spruce which they Benn output _lf conditions generally Texas side. One who reached E1, Paso Main Newfoundland and SL 1,ie,.,.e_ against pros will remain in affilia- lllallliged N10 Wt 00Wl1’*-1 PYW9-fi°“5 were properly attended to. To use said a general battle was raging Mlquelom tion with thcgovernlng hody when sort. _of livelihood. In the county his own words: “The_land is richer southeast of Juarez. Americnn UOOPB C110 581110 Privilege is 090190 We 13-F- ware tour Hman towns w_wm¢n g-,neon hem. and my hem-,ex-_ and nr(-,pe coulda; Fort Bling ni-e held in readiness _____._._._ A., was a much mooted one.
people sold their shingles. The small be raised __ wilth mugh__1es_s iefgigzglago cross the border_an<l_ a_g;iiti_<_>;l;ll ___;l‘_l;; <_l;scll;s_s__io_r_i__el;c;>;_lpi;:€_;_l;l;_y nmonnt or potatoes ...len grown was and the a va orem u y n ll roops are now mov ng o o . l ‘
all used as food _ by the people of od States being so smllll. l-h€1'° W°“\<l ready to reinforce. The battle a_p- hour session. om these towns. There was then erected be no reason wily the lsland should peared to be general and much _e.rtil- Anotgler ruptire Ewills __nar_rN _y_ a starch factory, and this it was not compete with any other country le;-y .was being used. At 7 o clock avertel when _ _ er , o _ed
_that lncited the Population to grow in the world. Buttthe__Anl_erican word was recl:_liv_cgfro__r_1_i_G;_n:_ral_\s7ill_sl H Yestm_i_nst__c_;'éo_pn1;ZEi_x:_g_ f_-_ls ‘~ ' r e t e c euangoi l s 0 n e e era in own y '
giflspotvllen ttl1lealJl:l,<l\!l];:l¥y ollvv; gig' Iigveifntisoais gi(r)l‘t>ovt'lllF round, white pota- ggxkhgl Y;-aént gf his position and ihad socistion regarding the amateur and
' e' i~New Brunswick by d red arms and amrnuniti;-ll to --- professional definition, moved an
hushed allidaillixoilgdegllsnstgsclliaiigtcgldy ,:;)lsinré1°tlll];°l;1:n;)e»kind as the P80019 girls Blnncha. An auxiliary l‘.0Bl>i~ Yesterday will he n memorable day amendment that the Swimmin! 88- mlnmerscaeneir produce to tue large of Mnine do get the same prices. tal in nelng fitted up at Juarez as in the history of Egnwnf, Bny and soclution should not be received into an an 1, 5 the on1;sined_ hlgner 'rnsrs is no 'question whatever about it is expect-cd 8 IHS” Wmber an vicinity. It was the occasion of the an alliance on such terms.
clues' tl? "th latter was prepared it he concluded emphatically, that wounded_ opening to tradic of the new bridge Thus nearly precipitated the walk- p??g,,|daEg1°|-E to pn; It did not 1>i~ince Edward Island could do tre- EL PASO, Texas Nov. ‘ 23.- The across the Haldimand River. A spe- ing out of the swimming delegates in ° ' ' t reach-
- ~ i b tt th it AH 37' l“`°' i i l B htl that has featured l 1 t l with the Premier, the Hon Na body. buf- 1111 8gI`¢°lI\°“ WHS
“ke 5 grlnttga? oltugaestgngogzflNli§':1:il1ld°u;‘1Yfteell eyearimago Aroostook glinmnggthwird nrfdvahce 0! the 190°* A.ml\/llllthicson; tho Commissioner ed between the east and west accept- the peopiltabla businesses they could was Ms wilderness; now in each of its als toolrplace Friday evening near of Public Works, Hon. James A. Mc- able to both bodies. The result is
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mas P h l t ilve 1; s there are more than six thou-1 samalayuca thirty-two 'H1009 S0“l'h Neill; Hon. A. -E. Arsenault, Hon. that t_hc swimmer s nssocistifm fc
main ln alliilnca nud will be recog-
nized solely nn the ‘zovcrnins body for swimming, water polo and div- ing, and as the sole arbiter in all disputes arising in c0nn8Cfi00 with the sport it governs. In future only C. A. S. A. cards will bc recognized
question whether tho soil of the Is- WASHINGTON D_ C_ N v “___ just been held in Montreal and which
in aquatic competitions. Another diilerenee regarding ll1`0fe5‘
sionalism led to the Klauadian Wheel- mcn's association withdrawinlf from the union. The C. W. A. insisted MP0!! the right to control professional cy- clists and tn place them uD0H 511°
_ A mink. f Abram’s Village:-
nnd on nmndcd the experimental neocon, is one oiiholorscci n°*¢°° to .innren this nic _ _ o _ _ _ t _ colleges ond carefully studied nu the dealers ol thot r1°°°~ “"_i1"“*»'=\\“\'<l , 'wc line no nmlieiy. out ko 111°* non sin- some prcsfem Wm; *‘§f,f,‘1,‘§,‘{,“1,,,,, mc-
' tat is lla- thi reclntl about nnlf-s-'million ing toward them- HY 01°” "°"° W" It is with a keen realisation of the The Olympic orif ni P
“nn” to which the pall and de-' bus°l?:lE The onlinfon of such gentle-'mounted but they did not hesitate s. “bt of gratitude which we owe you ed upon a permanent MENS. and Wm 'ma' m1”‘°“nd the "ut “vi orbus msn ss.tl1Bl0 can therefore be rolird- moment’to ~ I0 °K*“°°f- th’ °“°m7' that we the electors of Lot 15 and bo known as the Klnnadlen 0lY'ml>\° "ond their 'mu “mc 0 s ‘ - ed A mlnently reliable and authori- who outnumbered il! `S\‘°“'»\7- Tim' vicinity ' are assembled here today to association with J. G. Merrick at its :gig ngntlluspmummturelsuaasumtpolt 31:0 natfvlesand there is not the slilllwlilaglne our I\1\'l|\‘il° Wh” "° F°t Wm” participate in the ceremony of the head, and Dr. D. Bruce MacDonald
3 ' i ` tl- mil fthe train to see theled- -- '“ 1" as chairman of the nthletic union
wont of inc el-onhlcs which they had reucn _ wh! "wir f°l°°*f° “"0 “P "1 ° ° ° mu nd mek (continued cn page nm. __
h W k an loan’ u min" ms" toymhgng gh, pogsto in- “M5 "loss their a cry a __ ~____,_,,_,__,,_,.,,,_,,.,..,.._..._-_-_-_-_-_-.----»-- commit ec. _
fflalightfg' Itrttselzd the leaves and dustry of this Island should not be down tha track.k___l;§ _l_fr-°l_1;\_:_‘__d‘;§_1 ng for a distance; c_>_f twelve miles between __;l_‘_l_;;i___f:_i;lo;\)f:_n¢___0fg¢¢|;*‘o_::;?__ ¢\*;§_:‘_f_‘:_~
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omumnau’ m one xli'\l'l'1i.:\d°n€\‘l:'“:lllt"lNdcDo\|gall is hero in Charlotte- :.l)l:“i?r!'llllg."a sllaetwgago 5.000 Mid 5.009 men, ' lottetown. P~ E- 1- mm “mm M hgpelxziggnmlgg 'wnnid gown st present for the first time, "1 have pllccd ml’ “YNY 1” P°°m°“ cavalrv, infantry, and artillery, are lst Vice-President-.l_ ii. Davidson, ° 8°" °“%n:?:_ii`nissnsec 'rne pre- and his impressions on highly eom~ twelve mles south of Juarez." B\\l0'caml>cd along this line. which he* \'m\\“on\'°\“- ‘ ."m;¢;F_q“¢|¢-“ly nssdiin cases of plirncntary-es, of course, they can uoneral Villa this morning. been fortified with the canons 1 took 2nd Vice-Preaillcut--'Fliomlls Boyd mug M5901; niyssln was corn- only be. He was delighted, he said. "The extreme right wing rests at,|rom the icdernls nt 'lorreon null Winnipeg
"‘ ' “iigbtgnn " I igture It with the beollty of the harbour and Bauohe on the Mexican northwesterm Juarez. The country in that section Treasurer-llr. ll. llruce MacU0\18l<l- Tanmldsy Eimfgom copwlusnlllllxlsh (blue thefpldlisent undulating nature of the railway,_ twelve miles from Juarell in hilly and admirably fitted for de- secretary-Norf_ou li. Crowe, Toron- » f . < ‘ Mesa thirteen , n e ~ N to.
“.5” _ ma “mmm of 10 pn¢¢|_sonn1,|~y roads, and altogether hc,'l‘he extreme left is at i ` e s _ _
, _» _“M _mm ~ _ It V" ty, n ng thu gn, mnnnsrs nnn n vary. mu” noni here and on the Mexican .-------- J3‘m"“a on “n _ 0 8 0 t l il _ 'rllc il-cnt extcndh Mi srdc linlment cures ilafzctin °°WH~ Minard's Liniment Cures Dlstempel'
liuninsmlii fir-uliiii Ami iimwiliumis iuiwi smui lwu iilli|i|is~ lzi.uui.ininuL____ _ in iinlliiulis siviimi luis( H.M.s.iiw1iiilin fnuminillli ii runnin mn Muiinlii
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(Canadian Press) '
MONTREAL, Nov, 24.-An offer.
from the Canadian Auto-bus Oom- pany to the city was handed to* the Council this afternoon. Briefly sunt- marized it consists of an 080: ,W equip and opernte s. sufliciently lstgo railway system to take ample oth of the congested district of the city. in return for a thirty year lralicllllc, the city to receive one half the carn- lngs of the system. The company provides plant, cars, power houses, lighting and all other details. TUB equipment is estimated to cost thirty three per cent of the total erllcndit- ure of $20,000,000 for-.the project,
SASKATCHEWAN HAS
SIHl.lI[|Il.llllll EHUP
(Canadian Press)
WINNIPEG, Man., Nov. 24.-The
Government of Saskatchewan to-day announced that the grain crops will be valued at $110,000,000, of which $71,000,000 will be represented in wheat and $25,000,000 in oats. The total production was 243,500,000 bus- hels, of _which 112,369,000 was wheat, 110,210,000 bushels oats, and 20,931,- 000 barley. W
HHN HEHISEES
FHNM MHNTEHEN
(Canadian Press)
NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-Fifty Am-
erican refugees from Monterey and Vera Cruz reached New York to-diiy on hoard the steamer Bagurnnce. They tell tales of a reign of terror in that rebel-ridden section of Mexico.
James Doyle, of Monterey, tells s.
graphic story of escape with his eighty-three-year-old grandmother, Mrs. Mees, by armoured train, the re- bel bullets crashing against the sides of the cars. His house was raided during the lighting.
INIIHNASE ASKED
IN FHHEHT HATES
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(Canadiau Press) _
WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-That
ation was submitted to-day to the
enresentotives of railroads arguing
NHINILL STUDENTS A
HAI] A NIGHT HIH
(Canadian Press.)
MONTREAL, Nov. Z4-After two
years disuse, McGill Theatre was re- surrected tonight but came to an in~ glorious end when members of the Glad Eye Company, which a theatre party of students attended, refused to go on with the performance. The students went back to Molson Hall where the Faculty had prepnrod» s. banquet but this broke up in disor- der through fights between classes. Later the parties broke up into smaller knots celebrating all nlghti on streets.
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"Attend the Bean Supper tonight
nt Heartz Memorial Hall 5 to 7.
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"Aprons and fancy work s longs
assortment for Christmas lffililili St. Peters Sale, Nov. 26th. Admit sion 10c. 3847.
“Tlle Xmas Edition of the P. IL I. Hospital cook book, now for sale nt Carters hook store, makes s mit- iable Xmas present. $855.
°°St. Peters Tea and Fancy Bslo Wednesday Nov. 26th. Doors 090113 p. m. Admission 10e. Tea 15c. Served from 4.30 to 5,00.
2808-11-2ZM\i¢
"The Women‘s Institute at New lllwen intend holding s basklt social in New Haven Hall on Novembd I,
A nt 7.30 p. rn. Admission 10 cents.
Ladies with baskets free. Should the night prove unfavorable the social will be held on Friday night. - c
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