OCTOBER 28 1921'

-- » _ THE H - --

Farmers to Call Convention

in 0ueen’s Count

_As iiesnlt of Preliminary Meetin tV '

Decided to Hold Convention in iliarlottetown

Ai ii small meeting of United

Farmers, held Wednesday night, blntional Pulley ttzrllisich oréglélnmiz

at Vernon River. it was decided by u vote of eight to one to request the organizers of the party to cali a convention in Charlottetown in the near future to consider the ad- visability of contesting Queen .1 County in the coming ifederal elect-

'_ ion_ Mr. Jas.Carmiehael moved the

mation, seconded by .M-r. D. J. Car-

rutlined the liisi

with the Canadian Council o

that "US lI0||Cy was framed to be

the

the 'best -government that r

g a ernor River or

culture in.1909, and mainftdlggi

iieilt nil classes and that with it

farmers have given ontario

p o i

ever had. The Liberal and vclzyis sta

_ c ARLQrri;:'rowN_ GUAan1AN______ _ man seven

'levi Trade Co’r

T. Ev

~i_<-03'*

MJONEREIAL, Oct. 27.- What is

rgo German Goods

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Arnve in iiontreal ue

(Special to The Guardian) agen

,___ “ll J-,Edgefdeg "lr Mr-testes *___ ~‘F§2'..'.i'.i‘... ri.....'.°..‘i’.“"s.....‘li?I”}',""§i

en or ‘ra 6 ` mmissioner for . _ “ ' ' _ _

_;=;;d;;__,,_;';pg;\;=_;dl;»g_on;-3_513;_Nearly 3,0_00,_000 _Bushels Grain Shipped lrom’§§_i Crowded Meeting Last Night Addressed by

i . 1 i a

>',{;‘;.';',‘;‘,;',“,;;',;;‘,,;';f‘,,;;','_ Winnipeg in Twenty-four Hours. g_2_=~_g-_--»-g=--_i~- <>=;_`-if-W ef ment fandidate Mr James A. McNeill and

b _ is ry ;t_v;_i:igs ertlfigates to _ ' _ _ ,

ss i _ _ _

(special to The Guardian) from Winnipeg this morning. This 8 "ed V n a [vw Wee S ONTREML. Oct. 21'.---Freigiit stretching approxiniatcly- river va miles and all containing

- _ grain are he-ailing for Mpntreal

over_i_he Canadian Pacific Railway

rding to advices to brokers

streak of grain comprises between

250, : , , .._.2.o°.°..;r.:ios.e:.:e:si; :nl U"Wf'"°“ itftemrtt

1.o79 freight cars and was nmveil cast out ci' Winnipeg in twenty- four hours which is ii record.

Hervfitive iimies he believed were Ge

tal

michael. it was opposed by Mr.

lill'

md to be um HM _Argo 0| *'-“‘ ~ - '? _ -""'*"--' - - H lSn°¢|=l to The Guardian)

__i......s ._ i.....,_~l`welve Miles Gram Cars “°"S5§,°'i;;.'?f'°§2.,,.,l.. Sir George and Lady F

Enroute to Montreal .i~»i===fifsss“° _=w=1---

Sir George E. Poster and Lady

~ u .Foster arrived at Borden at 4

on 0ues!|0ulo'clock yes‘_crda_v afternoon and

were niet by Senator Murphy_ Mr. J. E. Wyatt and Mr. W. J Lidstone representing l’rince_ County Liber-

Arnve m nun

read an address of little Miss Jardine daughter J. C. Jardine. presented Foster wl.th a

which she

.\Ir. J. A. .\lc.\'eii, the

candidate then briefly

Mr. John 0'Keefe who maintained that the political compaign is now too far advanced to warrant the farmers contesting the county with any success. Insufficient organ-iza- tion would mean certain defeat. Mr. William McMillan presided at the meeting, which was attended by

and

higher protection and adequate re-'W3 venue and Mr King wants me fre fiuate revenue and higher prqlec Of tion. Mr. King was but n puppepige Goirin was the real Liberal leader "l°

by blgintert-sts in Montreal. Which

it ° to-Vs “Fr the Chrmmas "adn “Vi were the suh_lor<t of anvhonornhlel her with a quantity of German ’ , , ,.5 an mg am ._,.e,.e my sm. cks, uiitches. and glassware] < , . _ _ __ d ‘ _ ~ . ' i ' "

` ' LUi\<DON. Ori. 27. it was dis- ‘ | (i .U. _ ll Tl s

,man mm.ch,m_||Sc or _ _ _ _ it .onserva ie Assoeia on. it

king nonsense in regard to ths'¢1‘iderable size to reach nglancarzsllh !fijlmlgqpig,-l(;;ll,,;§:,|lUf;l ringer Effsgrjtpartx nrwgedcd by lm," 2° Sqn" iff. Premier Meighen wants Fll1_ee___t_lg0 __;_:;>_t_r_i_t_n_enc;;_r_;1__e_nr if i __n_____ _0n_g___ g_v_n}_'_ the ________S-of-mersirie aeroniinodstlons living

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t

provldei in -Supl, Grady's car.

Th". meeting in Sumniersirle was

helri in St. I‘aul'_v hall, the'Markei iiall being engaged bv the Young-

Adams Co. Th_e fiall`was pitcked. maui lie-in unable to itln admit

un ie t d i

boili-:ii in am fftrniil signed agree _- _ g . 3 _ ment This itnderstanrling says lanfm pn 1.; 1~_ Tnnlon P,-(.B;dell_

the meeting upon the issue. He was very tcived anti sat down amid 'Sir George E. Poster then

'lite addrers. ‘lie was in ,cent voice and aroused

tliusiarni anrl spoke for

|hoiir. A report oi` his speech will‘

some fourteen farmers representa- tive of Vernon River, Avondale and ci. ry valley pans. " hir. John 0'Keofe in the absence

tai he

and

“Ver *W0 SMS in. the country will have higher protection, he main

ned. The farmers' policy would to increase the income taxes'

let up on int- tsrtrr

he was in turn cont;-n|led'Tho cargo was loaded at Antwerp

Ian Rotterdam.

i $ . ~ ~ . ~ - _ _ _ _

-l-<g¢»-1- I' i¥'}?r€.€f=)tqlt)§:‘ll1`;“ib ll1|€?l"Tl?llI'i:l‘ildi“§ll:-i€(fIil‘;i l.idv Foster miking their 'ippeai pioireilings closed with the singll1g~_

iinmctiiati-lv on Sir George and

enrh Caliiiietdlloroves Exilorts to U. S. $428,593,374. "*”."_i" ”¥ ¥_“‘°"“‘“’i "“‘ are 'le-514-fo-m_ .~`i_f.'\~-mi ~»i` .-~i»`»»f»ai".~i-ii--». 1

Briands Appointment

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si I ii

of the secretary read the mlnutesl 3

of a United Farmers’ organization meeting held at Vernon River in Septcmber,'1920, ot which au ari- dress was delivered by Mr.- R_ J. McMillan of Seaforth, Ontario. At this meeting organization had been rlecirlerl upon but practically notli- ing hail been done since: -

Mr. Walter Jones was called up-

on an gave a brief address. it was tho opinion of the organizers. he said, that Qui=en's county was not sufficiently organized to attempt. successful poltiical acton anti lic anti Mr. Wi W. Crosby had insert- ed ii notice in the press to the ei- fect that no such action would be_ taken in the forthcoming election. 'i`he poor meeting that night was what. might be expected in any corner ot’ Queen's county, he believ cd. According to the election Act the United Farmers of P. E. Islanl are not a political party anyway. To go into politics they should ally themselves with the Niitional i’ro~»

gressive Party. Some people evid- qiilcklv :is ently believe Queen's County ram, Cm `

ers cnulil contest the election and considerable pressure had been

have Mr. P. S. Brown as a running _ mute for a farmer candidate. if .such a candidate wns n0mlnal@d_ lI)otihts were expressed as to whe- ther Mr. Brown was ri genuine Labor candidate or not. The belief was expressed that the officers of the Labor Union 'in Charlottetown k"*‘“' flmllillll of the iiieetiniz at which he received his nomination lltilll thev saw the announcement Oi’ it in the press. Mr. Jones said the labor organizers ls New Bruns- wick refiised to endorse a Labor man who did not worp and he liaii never licnrri that Mr. Brown ever worked.

Mr. M. J. Kelly : “i-Ie’s working

pretty hard now."

Mr. 0’Keefe expressed the opin-

icii that i\ir. Brown appeared bound to get into the field in any party. it didn't mutter which.

Mr. Johii Gill suggested calling ii

cor-veiition___ in Charlottetown as

possible. Mr. \V. W.

sby and otners joined in .the

discussion which resulted in the passing of the resolution above re-

I whetliei' it would be rirlvisnhle to I .

bmlllihf 10 heal” '~l'DUl1 the 01'EHl1iZeF3‘i'erred to. Votes oi’ thanks were [0 WU ii meellnii f01‘ the RUFDOSE extended to Messrs. Jones, Crosby.

of deciding whether ‘such ii step and

would be advisable ‘llr i

Gill for nttenriirrg the meeting, to Mr. 0`Keefe for his trouble

_ _ x _ gone. and

SD0ke Opllmlsuclllll' of the lniteil getting ready the hall, to the

< Fiirmet's' chances DUUUCHIW else-I Giiiirdian and Examiner for sending

where throughout Canada. He a reporter. _

;_._ ;~::____ ~' _`__ __

- on

r -I ‘ful dog killing it instantly. lie iinfeelinr; to coiirpel men to ven-

_ then escaped in :in auto. ture into close contact wiili lilgli

_ J I __ ex losives

_I - i___

ome discussion followed as mg

i

i

( pccial to T e Guardian) |pliie\"r`olts swells(-} 'nion-.lis_ ticizoizi- -i-.@>_.»_

-- ini! to trade ric t' " ' - °

ottot\t1‘o, oct. 27.--iiiil><ii~ts iii' _ i __-D? tmiem htdllslm éol. Jenllllls

PARIS. Oct. 27.-Preiiiier Brittnil`(.a1_;

goes to the Washington Conference 'm

with the approval of three fifths Ile of the French parliament. The Y

tri<i.i\ mports front the liniledi

ada for the year endlrg nop- Stttes for the past your totalled

ei‘._s‘2i.'_‘.is".o.;::;.':.‘.:"'.:ia:“‘:::. """"tWtf| by Guardian

Chninlber ave the Premi his "'

4 - sz ei- _

mandate tonight by n. majority nf 195 thus' defeating the eleventh' hour attempts of extremists to wreck the pacific conference. The vote was 381 to 186. i

'After biilloting all rliiy in the face T

of tremendous opposition led li_\

Audre Tardieu, supporter of foruierl Premier Oienienceaii J. Brianrl gave I the flat ultimatum I must have two hundred majority or I will resign.

Tho l-lon. \\'ill~lain Lyon .\lA.i<--

~ . . i : _¢'._' _' .‘ ' . __ discretion: in inwfiieuiior or i . -*-

il fi

Kenzie King is very nervous in

Master from Bandit lp;

presence oi' thigh explosives. is not acoustoined to them. it

was not his privilege to go lo the

Wd]

bil

(Special to The Guardian) in

WINDSOR Ont Oct 27~

. .. . . en

Breaking his leash ii ttollic dog rel

- wliere they were on llii- rlaill' ioi`l'at'e For the lat' ei tit of

- - _ ~ . s ' tu' is pei'i‘oil_ Mir. il\’.lng here-ically ga-zeri in investigating industrial

ations under' the nttsplrcs of

UWYIGU bi' Abraham Nolan. the Ai‘iiei'ican Rockefeller Institute-_

Mercier street and Tecumish roiid 'ph

at is. he was so engaged i`i-om

rushed-‘ to the assistance of his 1914 ilu l917_ 'rlle wnr l-nn ll _veril-

mristcr when ai bandi-t attacked hliii

ger. but Mr. King came back

'lon

ln the yard tonight.. Biting unil to contest North York .in l0l7 on W0Y‘I‘l'il1S U16 iUfl"Uil€!` the nollle ti lrl:tLfoi'iii which proposed to st-url

soon forced liiut to abandon his ut- no- tack. lnfttrhiterl by his failure to nc

overpower Nolan tho woulii he les

robber fired one shot at the faltli

more young (ianaflians into the

igli-`ici‘l‘.uo<l it-t' high explo.<:\'cs uii

s they themselves insisted up going. Even i-hen lie tlioiiglii it

appear in toinorrow's issue The

pc-ri vo communications ure identi _ _ _k eiil in spirit

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I ` _ _tho Gtiardiu_ii _fntoi~vio\\'cil (‘:-I._.I_. '

I _.J_.“.¥‘.i‘.";l.;Z,.’.‘..i lf.".`l.1"‘i'-'.`..'.i.i“;;“.§;lif; Messrs Donald McKinnon and J. H. Myers Agaii

. been iiiadr-. bv' Mr. J. J. iiiiglies tit ti

_ _ in in oi cries Show the Menace to Canadian Farmers of lire

ls Mr. Jclilioilgihiit he venus diimi`iiiii{<l_r>il in l . » `

_ _ _ .»~»»__i»_»i»<».--<-<1»-»_i»@@_i»---0;-~i at importation of Agricuturai Products. Speake

MacKenzie Ktng’s Latest Blazing Iii- pu ry ldwmpts

one tttrncil ovcr to the Iiriilsh War

which took place in the office of ii l A meeting of the ~;-iectors of

_ mutual t'rien_ri sonic three yc‘.f1rS-f="€_f>~‘.\lount Herbert district was helrl'ers. lie then tout-hed on the Cot -

(`ol. Jenkins' states. that le rliil _

‘ ‘ ‘ [Viedncsriay night in Coiisolidntriil

5 . . '. - - __riti1:kti 't.'tit»ntitt"btlfl_ " _ _ ` ` O'llce at thi, time oi the Armistice U _l 4 9 19 \_~\ 'fd _ I ll lf’ School ,md “B _“eu d _I

'i`liesc .shells were bought and I0

paid for to fight thc \Gcriuitns. But Sl

iiitn by the latrrots icpor.. lie H _ amen e 'I :ites that he hit-'l discussed the The "p°‘"‘|‘9"S “"~`r"5 D' A' MCH

tiicn li-ir. King tnny not know much 'W0l`Sf‘0l~l VUUHK Wiill -VIP H\l'§ll€’»“- Kin"°"~ P- S- Bl`0Wn_ J~ W Ml`9T-'bf a~`>otit_ that. lie was eni'ollcii in the DU! HBVGF ll\Hf|l‘ U10 fflhulflllii Sl1‘l0' J. E. Sinclair and Donald Mr-Kinnonf

nti`tt‘ibit-.l li. 'I`l_"t

tirin,\' of the Rockefeller institute tu

'np tn 1917. that the official fllziires shou' that d d _ .Still is dot-s seem to us that nci'her Mr. .\f<i'sa.°.i~_ nor .\ii‘.,°r er “am” ~ _ < y-liifoi-m. wlitrli li” f-Kplflil1€d- T

even Mi". i\'inig-- who ztsliircs to ill he Priiiio .\‘fini_<tet' oi' (‘itnaila- ot

" ’ ' ‘ " ‘U ‘m W 'dc who addressed the electors in the

tglies roccivcrl :iny mllit:ir_v votes Mr. HZIKTIIHGIILI l\@|l_\'. 0<'<‘l\ltil‘~l her than those of ifrliir-ri i<.‘<lw:iirl elle Chnl nnl nfl, gl _-rl ll;.~l

ry I “F Ll \ I 'II'-

iriighi have shown a more reassur- Island soldiers Col Jr-iikinr rlct"zir I

ing sense of responsibility when he Pr!

A ~ ~ ~ _i _ ~‘ _' ' sion it was decided to iillow t-_iixli

_ iahowcd the rltltt'ttlousii<~_=s of‘

discovered what he took for a see- the siatenient. _ _5l"f3k€l‘ thirty iiiiniitcs-_ `

ret shipment of shells into Canada.

The very fact iliat ‘hc dill not know" anything about tiiciu should. one would fancy, have sciilotl hisl lips until ilie hail matic quite sure'

that he was doing no harm in pulp' Iifiiin-_t\ his iiiscr.-( ry liroad(-rl=.i. Siipliose so:iir\'l1’nrz hail lialrponeil in the 'intorniitiontil world ol' wliicli

The meeting was ordr~i-ly until

.nearing the close; tvlien it ucvrime

,evident that Messrs. J. il i\i_vor;=

and Donald Ric-Kinvnon mc: i_i_l.l iirgii-you INV? me lynn A10; 'hcnmr as pw

ments successfully and during the

Lday. one of tiic planks in the Lal:

be operated by laborers and fart

valescent Home construction ant management. The Dalton San? turiiim came in for n share of criti- ism. lie said there was a wrri' impression regarding the eight hu

lliL'._<boro Bridge. he said, wits n» iilizit D A. Mi-Kiiiuan claimed fo. it--a standard gauge, capable siisviininl: the weight ofthe l

r'i-l'_- grtiige engines-it wits ccorid hand bridge. On concluding lir- :islicil to be excused as lie wish

was suffering from a cold. j

i it

-. .~`. a ti

iremarks of the latter speaker' lie! Mn _,_ H_ Myers was tho next

(spcciap ,O -|-he Gua,.d,_,_.,) was interrupted from time to tilmei

ii.(i.\'i2li).\'. Orr.. i‘_`7_--Tig- (‘tii‘ic by Speaker Duffy, of the local Legg

Eg

speaker. 'lie was Pleased to seo so many present and partir-tiltirly

and then quotcii from the criminal

p . __

- ' ' Mr. King was born in 1S`4. anti ‘i t tl: ` ‘ ‘ 11”” if I I ~ ' -1 * , " .;| _ . _ __

. _ ’ so was lc'|‘t_v _Years old in 191i-1. Sli' 1)i‘ili_v'tlili(rifg\!ui]SFtiptl(io>;|e Lilir;|("ah?\ it(i'ftii';ilvif"tiIi~ii-)l\:l3()"i;.rr3Etili-lrlzéel-s mlmum' who Dumpled "-gmt' nem|a ntrmbei' of ladies. He asked Mr..

-' . . David Watson was liorn in 187i.,<tl;in (ioverninent had found itself gpm; ilu, ncgmlpllluns l,{_;_v,-gen me me “love in the ‘idrkenpd corn" °rlBrown to remain just u little while i and so was rforty-tiiree yours old at this crisis ilnnigerously dentiti Eg-,man P,-emler Apple, y Hen ‘the lfall lift' ‘vkKinnon did not all

_ when the bruttail war broke out, and oil nf shells and was making a pa

TOKIO O _ 27___Th _ _ V9! |19 'WOM Fight Over Without quick and secret shipment of them lm

' ' ' ' f ' 5 lit? f0|' bit av his rc iles convlncinglyl - -_ _ _

1 . c. _ in ent on n l l _ ` ' ~~ s . - ~ ve b0e".-.°.D"‘f~%1f..°d- on I _ ‘ g 9 I’ -l t A . utt>-1n-

of the Japanese Go__*:________e__t to 0ll_K conscr pted £0 Whf‘_}0 ___l|lt‘_5_ into tlie_i.ounti_\_ so that vie should lowing buglh __.l lpn in the .fuiuiel in ’e“‘““llHS Ulti m""'“" U’

LONDON, Oct. 27--The friends of

Sit' Ernest Cnsscl who were ' re- membered in his will 'find them- selves in an embarrassing position beciiiise of his neglect to provide for the payment of the succession ditty. Conseqiiontly. they must pay lt, and some of them are ho- ping they will get ii walking stica as a' meniento instead of some gift 0.' great value. | _ The will dijzcted his wife, since dead, to select“'obje-cts ot value" tor about twentyfriends. His for- tuno is so large that the tiut i

'PIM 'bl-FU Wiflll lllirh exlll0Gil\'e\ l¥\ ,nrt lie rauzlit. napping! Stiplinse it Br

’ . . evnvllnte -Srberlfi lurnlng Over U10 ri ciirioiis cninclrirtnce, Sir ltlt-liaril wrt-p vitiilly initioriiint that the 5.(

resnonsrbmty for peace tn the Mm" TUl`!lGi‘ was also- born in 1871. S'l|l ‘sect-r-l shniilrl be kept--tlirit no uw 4 E H f G E313:__gg;'fa':_'v:_°“t‘“;nXf)?__'f_|:é)_;"§;f _he was in the ruiiisa ow-|~ ilii-_ro___rr\_i'clgn (ioviirniiir-nt should know on

_ _ ' ‘ » -~ ' rom stitrt to ns. W merry I. ‘- li

’ .’ the War °mce‘ Japan Wm nm' mention t.lie.sr~ twn tliiehgcgrg be-3 'illicit what of 'i\ii'_ l\"ing's aiztliitt .xiii

_ h Ul1lY|@ilV9 U10 Pl”°l0Cl|°n 0fh""_S“'_" cause it is astonishing.; ihiit theyllu iidvcrii_~:in_': the “r<c'crt~i" in thc il()

g p ° -l‘~"ft*‘ I" th” |“""]S °5 ‘ha \'"‘h‘ 1-ilioulll live so close to that tei-i-iii-=ih|il_\' tii'i‘s>".’ is lliait Iliu sort of |,.,_

'Voblok G°VeI‘"me"t but Wm "1"" ly .-lnngel~nll_~; wp,”-l' ovgl- _ll llnvlli'siatrtsiniiniiko i<rintltir't we expect nfl. the c uipin-:int in th o session f

nemuth fm. 3 painting worth U ___ J; ____ _ __ of_'_ I’ d, °_ \\tiiere_ they were actually un‘loiirl--rroiii ti "_l'ilt_iii~r~ l'i'iiiic .\iitii_~tei"."' ri

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mere £10,000 from th famous cur .QF D esp 'O 1” n U mg 'i |118 lllllll .fiKll|0Hl‘/U Shells. find .VOC-QS MV- M01i§l\°f1 D010!-\' Sill- f_\|l'- rin lect.i'Jn of Sir Ernestewould moan of _ggégiery __Z‘_f’__cr:_'_'_‘§ never know it. It tiliust hc liectitteio li\Iri:_ went tlii‘cci.l_v to 0ltitwa_i. Why wi a tax of £4,000 for the person who bumbn _ ` tliey had becntiic intircil to tliciii~‘Hflf'_' "W '"'|u""’ ‘lulmll ‘lt Um i<`i received it. So some legatee.-i ` during the wiir. |M"|""* |"`l’““”“-`""7 Tim" If ll to

_ lBut_ of CC,m.S,__ me |m,.(,pm_ |(,m|__lii-oveil` tliut lie had iit~cliientall_v un- an

would p_ret’_er a_simpl;e l;liot_ogrii_p:i k d,

t0_a rceess an rr-__ or ie _ w I D . Bu Bao its

_ .___ n __ y o Trib an _.vc:_

\VOU NIID lem, 8 GXECU DFS. _ therefore, are in a quimrlary, as _

they must select things within the' --

means cf tho recipients, because MOA-q~n|gAL_ ()Cl_ 37__.Cllnl-gall 0hVl0U5|Y *|19 lallef W0l\`t Will" U’ with attempted murder in connec- sell a gift from their departed lion wllh me fl-uglrdlen llnlll-up

He simply isn't used to 'high ex-ii

midst of a morning stroll would not .tppear to have been vihat he ab naturally send him up in ins iiielwns looking for- We www on Ou- A1

ploslves. rind to .sn.lrii=nly stiiiinliiolbeen sft right and enableri to keep th_

on them by the car-loiiil in t|ie_a patriotic siilence. But that docs lui

. _ - _ _

shi-t and ,'-ire Briiiieii Govcrnnient low the reniarks tc pass unnoticed’

_ ' ` :_ "t "t .

itisii troops to uc ciititinwi tiiland M hm" new at n

irt _*still :ini the r-.'i~s'~ t'tt 1:iiir~ tif MV- D~ A' McKinnon ‘Vw 'ho fi"`7t

Suez i`aniil_ Si~reoii:l it Ui-iiisiigspciiker. lie criticized Premier

ll

code to prove Mr. Brown wrong in

ies came in and liriulzht up every- thing lose in thc lioiiiinionqliiring- the war, forming coiiihincs ivliicii

MP0 UV Uf_§llf‘_i1lll_{Hl` 'i‘ ll' !fl_"§' Mcighon for postponing the election _ ___ ___ 0 _ .l.l',“.,, were (U05.

it_iiiti. iii.- “‘l“PP°5 ‘ ' of rlilliitliiiiiitxizripi'cpi¥;scliill`hl- no Spoke nr the Gnvemmem dem" tions from thc hiill reilurflintt U10

n iibrniiil Iiut in all tlicaircs ‘md thought it should Shake our Tariff. 'i\ir. Mvt-rs stitcil lic- wel-

ve couiiricrciail agt'cctiients_ the confidence when a Daffy l’0|l€fl dll ' ».¢

. 5 llwge qimstions-lierr-_ ua.

itish Gzlirrrnnicnl. -iii have thc well 3 flolrlglo Hn explained (lie (ome _ _ ht.t .bc_r~_ ' it i_ I" i‘-tl i\l~ - ._ ., the place to thiesh them out an

0 """“ "‘ "“ 1 ‘X system oi the Raiiway Board and

dcrlzt to lic at British naval biiso ` _ ,I explained to thc entire satisfactif iii nn internntionitl police force. ‘hc "“""m°"5 mms’ they spout' '_ 0 of the niiille-ni-rl, amid great it llth lhri i\ngii>-Eglllitittn _Su-tiiian Went S0 fur as tl* 535’ MY- Hanna 1. _ _L d .l l n ll

_ pause, Ho re errc ii e g i

l'l‘llli1ll1 HS Hit l1l`£‘S0Y1l Whit U10 had $6,000 charged for cigars alone

possibly later there uoulrihe

loynient of equal rights hy both I ' ` _` ' the Railways and said ho wits €

er of the Liberal party had never earllhcd it State secret wliich it cou

| n':i~ies and the safety oi' -the l` I _ _“___ _(__, __ I ' ways opposed to state owned riii _

enjoyed <'Ihis hardenlnig experience. woull-'l be most iperiious for the ual- Eg '

Y-Dllflll WHIGP Slllllilli I0 ht’ 8\l1ll‘~ Names or ‘le n ` V' an 10 wars lie referred to the Boiirdi ‘

on to let get out _he could have antee'l_ The trgrement li’ reached 1010 the DPODIG h0\V hifi G0V9fm“f‘“¢ ` _ f Ran .S 1 3-

lC(;n5@qt1_r-nltly we dgsirg in eniti,-l~ o_o!! lrlicr i0 the l‘r0l1ll€‘l‘ Dil the t0

_ _ nianagemeu o WM' - -1 t0

e crrrespondent adds will be sub- would conduct affairs, if elected. _ _. med to the Nuuonal A_.5en__bl__. ,___ M ha _ M ___ _ _ drawn from the braiiiiest biisine

’ ‘ - 18 _ STC I] . <'l- D8 CHIIIP ill 0|" , _ , -

l_ ~. _' - men of tue country. l"teg.irdit _

‘inf 1.310 mmm” Lf Nnvembm “h°_n ii .share of erltirisin. Then cams

y asha is expected to return Mr llanna‘s snlarv as given by A _

Eg,-pp the big question, the Tariff, and ..\Ir. D_ '___ MCK_'nno___` he nskcd __

. _ y ii frlcnd. in the Canadian Bank of Comm-HCS

every case amounts to 40 per cent. branch at the corner of Park and New the executors cannot afford to Aiiionf; the iogittces are Wins- prince Arthur street ycswrllay be stingy and the iegatees cannot ion t‘liurr:liiil, Lord Reading .tnii -nemoon two men were plrrestr-ri

afford to allow them to be ton ge- l.'iril Birkenhead. M

tonight after s fusllade of 1-1110!!-1

- - ' .. .. 1-- ..=- .___ _..-_‘ .-7-_ ii n rt i t

(lily Sitislitroiy _~_;_ -_-_-;»;-_ll _-gg-_;-, ;,-lf ite: ..'::::_:‘::’_:‘_,

9

One was tiiught opposite the Y ‘ll

Settlement will no :f.‘;:_1f.':_';‘_.f‘:.i9.§;i".‘:_'_;': A- -fe'-i

(Sumter te' The ousruianl 8

l

’t".iiilCAGO. Oct 27- Executives m

0|' U10 B18 Four ilrotherlioods ‘S\\'il<‘llmSn's Union of North Ameri- ca. utter ia day of verbal jockeyiiig ‘n with the United States riillroarilu Labor Board declared late today "Htl U0 flower on earth save "ii satisfactory settlement." can pre- vent their men walking out, heginii tus next Sunday morning iii six

g ic iie'l` \

i t th . 1 v|~inlty.

cniploycos do not strike will that md me 0 hor in 0 mme L

orrier be o_lieyerl_" Uiilon cliicfs , `-"_‘,°°' ` label on ilhe 'bo-itle---i-is it wore- -

one en ineor l e o tl rali - M I ' ' '

ou, Shephard' of t-oniliirtoirs, Car- lwould become tiangcrriiis' A about

tor of firemen, (‘i-islion of swltcli- I June; 1025

m .

en. all declnrerl in turn they linrl y | The rgxpluniition has since been o power to cancel the strike order l given ihttt this is not ii new pur- iirl expressed the iiidivirliinl oplu- Nlqw g0Rl(_ 0¢¢_ 27_A wliilewhmm of ShcnS_ »r_h(,y _".0 ___|m,p|__. ion that their men would not o‘iey mnglln laundry bag used to muffle la all order-ft'0m them Ou the lwtirfl lu the head driver today bcrame the Wm- Qfllcg of llm mln|lll0ri.s.-- or remain al Work. ‘They i'ellei'=\tviI rtiieunon which the postal aiittioi-I-__,,l,l;sl|,ly snbsiliiiins for tlit-ni -- 'ilivll' DFGVIOIIH fi€0l8N1ll0l\ 0ll|_\' "i\ ties hope to track down the perpet- which the Canadian army in Eur-

protost agaiinst judging his subse~‘sii-bject and puliiislicd it in the quent iiction in the matter too- ser-|palici-is before the Premier saw lt

i r

loiislv. tile wa/_s shellslinckctl--thrill ‘This was p|'cciiiei_v the Will' l0'b

is all. 'Some men hail -to go r-iwiil inet Ciinuiia lnin ii ll=l>'l_v Hilti Puli- over to France to get shell sihnck-ls-il>l\‘ ritingi~t'oiis intrwnitiional snarl ed. |Somc men can only iichlcve il' ihrtrc were rtally anything iicrc .shell-sliock when tho Shell oxplii-lm hm(-_ ll W,-is ;il_-0 prcclscly llif' ties, But not so the vri'sat.i|n iilr. Wm. to my mlillml kulos ll-` Klutz. lic can suffer ull tile lump- i-lie`r.- were i-frilly noininlr in iii-te`

inoss and mental iri'es'pc-nsllilllly of and if ,, WOM from the llqlilllu [ln

Fh€`l|'S|l°Ck U3' SimI’|Y l`l""Hni¥ 'l’°.pvi|'i.iiir\tit would have slioilrrl his

and discovering that tlilwr slielis

i'-ei.ui'n to Canaria by thi- liriltisli

mtl" "°""“'H°"' The n°""m"" is hilt tr'tiic rr‘l'riioti~; lietwci-n Van- ` '

\\_it_s_ito ur‘i:_- _MH "mh ,S.“_.(,(|_,_,n _pm.1[__"|____‘_\_ _ In the Liberal side but he \\»_,,s tile,-n.n__“_gbm_s_ In bp wld ,___ my ‘mil

l

fi 1'" U""‘ - ~ _ 1 l ~_ to x lain the Labor Mrir. lir-

ri "iii:ii'e's nrst."` If ilierc was :i_T_'_5 r0D(l_|’1<_)_il_'f_t`[(’r qC‘mdm'v"n B D ll

?- - li-cad the planks in the labor plut-

_ ~_t. tl n Via king wa. hunil- , _ _ . at |lqi(h(;Psr,'tnr~lt(liin;: liiifliiirtlv nir:t'c dan- l;:‘l_,ro:_l.l"h 11%?" an5;thm`g 10 ex" f0l'HI. find Stated ii would take al

_ -, t~_ -.-mlil '

lgerous than hirsli e_x.plos_iv_:.- when fxsgerateff R 1-(;';;,(;g:: '12' eg long timo to achieve, but he he- lm 'l>l"l`ll’fl fill' itll 9 “'10 ff “"‘l“ _- l ~ _- ps ' li v l tl next arliitiiicnt ~oulil iiitii 'rtrie r‘i\N,\_ptA._\: oovr.it.\'--- '3‘°" "'"“"“3"` f“`h-’-°"' " E' '° " “ '

lilo h.i.xtlnl.i _.ire ltr to to ¢r~l..lli- L-,i-_ will _,H McK|umm explained `

_ , _._.._.- ___~._________._ __ ___ _-1-___ _______ .__ ____ __ _ - __f-_.--- --.l

ME.\"'l‘ WAIS ilAS'l‘liLV l.Mi"0'RT- o¢+»-o+¢¢o-4*-*+400-vo-+o+¢+¢..¢+¢-¢>o-o»+04+o+¢++ooo4o-04+ l\G iil(}II Xll*LOSi " Sli I

» D, A. McK~innon told of the big _ _

”'___<+>-i _ _ _ farmers present if they would ni

rgigilcslr v(¥fll;;Zd__sl;I1;:?_? sftvxi lireler paying 11 good far_m_ liriii

5% to tell the people about |ho|$40'000 por “mum than my 'I Dm

'_ ‘ one $20.00. lie then tniiclicil c

*___ .illillsboro Bridge and he_cont__lii_;l- _he __________________ _hm $6900 WM SDC’

(Special to The Guardian) VM his mnmrks by pmmls ng in _G for cigars by Mr. llitnna. \\'t:ii i

HM_|.|,~/“_ ow :I __John H__m___ iinil Mr. Sinclair were elected we _____m not me how he __m0k__d_

ill L

ii Eiiinianticl Obion btiih iii \\’iI1d0Ul8 D051 W0 CML those cipm.s___h(_ must hav,-, lm; ‘oi~kli‘oliii, -Si\lc.rir‘ri._ who iirriveiil Ml; l-_ 5 pmwn the mxl smillx. __ '

Iioard supplir-ri i-igtirs. iiti-._f

_ _______

mokiiig tiny and night. iiiit ri.-1 tl

o riotilit this was :in itciii in tit. rcount. .

(Coritiniied on Page Nine)

é-<4;--*__

THE \VEATHER

o'clock. Their declaration casiie iit the close of a day of fl-nlll.-ss flirt.-st.loiiing, when Judge R. MJ liar ton. chairman of Labor, called eat-li union president in turn and asked lilm prepared questions. The third

-_..___ -

¢wK _sent thc t~otistlluoul~y nf St. John.

CONDENSBDSPECIALS

-__.______ BOARDERB-TWO YOUNG _LA.

dies can be comfortably accom inorii-ited at 25 Upper Prince. -----»_--.._.»--a__, WAN1‘EiD`_--BOARD AND LODG.i

ing ifor Agricultural High School. students. Apply at the school or phone 888.

_*___-_.___ WANTED-Experienced fox man

to go to northern New York Siute_ Nov/‘rranch and new house with good salary. Applyl stating erperience to W. K. Ro- gers, Charlottetown.

' WANTED.-Experienced bookkoeper

and general lalosmnnin ia~gener~ at store, middle ue (mate) per- son preferred Must give refor- ence. Awly 'to K. and H. Siilrbeil, Portage, P_lil.i.

satisfactory settlement" coull i-ntors of Monday niglit's mall vert it walkoiit Such settlement ,truck robbery now' believed to liev said would be considered b\ lime been the ilrhost haul in tho

used by the robhens has not been explained by ldran-it Havrnnick driver nf the truck until today. lu the absence of cmplete figures bo- lng complied by the force nearly fifty postal clerks expresed the hc- lle! that the loss will be $1.000.000.

l »S’l‘. JOHN. Oct. 27~Lieut Gov -_ crnoi' Piigsley. lius sent an anis - wor declining thc honor to repre-

Aibert. in the forthcoming federal

contest.

' - _ _- , __ - __'YT_-; Til- *

A Notalile Event in tianadian tile lnsiirance Sun Life Paaaea 500,000,000 Insurance in Force

The Sun Lite of Canada thas now world. the Sun Life has -during re-

on its books over five hundred mil- cent years been 'lil°Cl|\B' “YY 'M39

ilion rlousrs of insurance in force. and increasing yearly nfn0lll;_ll Ui This lunge totul moans, of course. new -b\1Bil’l€SS On US b00k5~ T 0 "_°' that the iSun Life is to be reckon- cord of its B'l'UWfh in mslness “ ed among the great life insurance force in ten»yoar .periods shows ri institutions of the world und its Dhi"“0m€\“‘| ""9 "f d'°"'°l°pm°m passing of the hatlif-billion-dollar which has marker! the last twenty

mst ls H notable event ln Cllnnlllnn years. Founded -in_1885, tho bugsi- llfe insurance history. C-onipeting ness in ioi-ce in 1872 wits li,_064.3J0. with other great anti powcrfinl lilo The record bh0l"Bi\fl8l' PPWS -15 companies -in various parts of the toilmvs:

_ 90 ...148.64ii.l76_ In forco

151:; ill): 119800.... .._57,980.634. in iforco. End of 19.10. ...l6.76i)_36_5 in 'force End of 1920 ............$3.897,liW in force.

end of will show a ressive. progressive, qualities which

exioeiis 0! have its .inunisgemeiit

s matter of tunes iiii unbounded

lhal ""3 dence in

Ihr] of 486.641_..235|rif0t'C0_ 1

-_&_

O-Q-O-90-9-0

tive ayatem. She la a young country mostly undeveloped. Shu Ilea alongside a great big .=ountry tremendously develop ed. The Unifed States has every advantage ‘hat Can- ada has and tremendous ud- vantalleu besides. it surety ftlilowa, to the mind of every reasonable man, that to aban. don the protective ayatem in Canada would be simply to invite ihe absorption of Can- ,adlan lndustry in the far vuter industries of the Uni. ted States. The principle: of he protection Of Canadian Ineiuatrv have been proclaim.

ed by pi-aetleally every statue man who hal ahouldered the

reaponalbilliy of government

In Canada Tiay nreaaund and they are right and tae

vaat man of the people of Canada knvw that they are sound and right."

-From Premier Meixhvlfa

Portage Speech.

O4

4-O-990

popula- me

hal

M‘ln`lster's seat. A pubiicnian must . __ ._ _ - _ -_ . .. . have some sense or rL___n0ns_bm_____ Stritt I'iiriu_y night .ii 8 Jilork sharp. important business. __

.' . -P] ` Via Eli .SIJ

BY 'I`ilE lFillll" LOAil’) T0 -SECRF/l`| ~ f_

il - ~ - ' . iiiY TIIAT EVEN 'FILE (`ANAI)IAf\' 2| t _ .' . . .’ ' . "1 - ,,,,,_,,,,.,,,,.,4+¢+¢¢,,,_ I‘AiitLii\iMENT KNEW NOTHING

lite Labor -board. |hlstoi'_v of mall tlierfts. The postal °`° l ' i “W

‘ ABOI T IT.

____ ___€,}_____ fllll-IIUVU-199 Slim the fact Ur ‘he b"g‘ MR- ME|°HEN'8cREED i _ _ _ .. _ », ._ A niusl luiportnnt nitvctiiil.: of till the Ctinitiiitloes :ind itll

it pitib.ilil_\ riil not iorluiic this

ii' M_r. Kinig were Prime Minis-. _l_ A_ MRDQNALD, l6_37_

ter now. iinri tlherc were nn elect- _ i

lon pending. he would probably be Sotfretsry Liberal-(`0nS0l'vullV0 `7_

our representative- at the coming /\sl0Clflll0l1-

Wasiiiinlrton trontercnce. ite woiiiril

,then hold the fate of Canada in ”°‘”“‘*‘*“‘*°“‘°°" ' ' °”' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '*‘°`°*'°

FEDIPERATUR FIDE, MOON, ETC

TOItO.\'Tf)_ *_Ot". IZS.--~i,igllt

nioiicrt-ite winds, Fine nil ri

O09-Q

|_ __ _ _ __ _ ii li

"More than any other cout.: |;3;t'd§_,m1__lé’ ;:l(_’_‘_‘i_(_u'v‘_§__x_"-__l\£l€_J:_‘ thc workers from ouch poll in thc (ity and Royalty will he _higher nr stationary lninpr-i-llti

try, -Canada needs a protee. _like Cnnllflll ,-cqulmil ln ill(-r lil-lmc hclri in the Liberal Conservative Vonimitlec Rooms on Queen B

iiigli tide this morning iit . nil tonight ut 8.46. Sun sets this afternoon :it 4 nd rises tomorrow iitorniiig

New moon. Sunria_\'_ Oct. :T 39 p. rn. -a

NiJZ_lf__§li_rs_ Stiiisiuaiis I

1"" re' Mr- Klee uw .....”.."l.”.'.i‘.l’.T`....”.i'li...iIi‘i..l§’S§i?i’.§i"”li9';f§.’§`.l2"‘.§'il`i."’lii€"”§..i.3L'§.? '|TP‘gl'_‘n hm? °""_|:5"yt_f_w°f ti" Mt" for_tho_ Polling Division in whlchthe voter lives. _ 5|__;,mnl _;_f;__P';_nf_:’n Indo" (;'hg||‘;r';':‘e Each voicr uiust appear person-ullv bt-fore thc registrar and get . |"h‘|_|°‘vv_ ~°"”“°"_h_m°|“°_ ch", h_is or licr ni_inie on the iis_t._ incase of sickness or absence from :muhod pmmcun ml* when h°i:hi;i :_-_iztry”t:_ i;_e_cv;_ti\_;¢_2 _t_t_t;___?_:l_|ilii&cr o.tliu votci tau register the vote of

_finds a great ahl ment fwar mun- ' ‘ _ _ ., _ _ Imw. wma" hspbemvg. M be l ilegltitrution will begin on Mon-tiny. Ott. .il .tnrl tontlnup until Sit- 1 :num .M hum” pu"_h"e_ H turriay, lwoveuibei- ii. The regisirnrswill be in their respective places h ___ "oben," __ (_heape_'_ Ha|___he cvcry day from 9 ii. ni. until 9 p.m. except hetwecn 1 and 2 and be-

” ' tween 6 und 7. There are 4 rt-gis-tra.i-s for the whole city.

$ never Wake 1° i°ln in maine It wars. i, 2 me :s register- wiriiivtir~_~ii ciiyie st its iierehesier

39°F” fm' ""3 “ke ‘lf 'he “U0” St_ (corner of Dorchester anili‘rlncc.l

li)t:_neverv_t_l1einkq__cven gi er;_r:iiire_in G Vqird with Ernest Manninglmgnall at the G.W.V.A. homo.

awa re e wr e s pos- ra on ree.

letitqr tif__tti;__e;?__dw§i;pa;iey; thglgzpz Wa'éi_ 5e:Z|atCentraI with William E. Dougan at

_ zroy‘ re _ -~ of the shoddy Ward 8 Wilt Central and Wardli Weat with Wendell Worth at the ` to be gained Bourke-Windsor Garage. 255 QueeoStreet_

i

Any person in the city whoseiiame is not on “* “"

ith

_his hands at the most critical in- Y ` * ` ' _` " iernsitionitl- Conference~- so far its . '

we are concerned-ever convened. dealing with adroit Japanese and iistu-te American diplomats ovci questions 'involving trhe future of the I’ar'if|c and the possibility of

“peace or war in that arena.

I l

C-iosnt 1\/E _ c-.or EVERY oisEAsr~; iN THE BOOK

can not ‘

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