_ W A uleaomwr

ls-isnlshlp is ever serviooa

ble

The

, . . - s , Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dow

‘Y

.__Z.__é___l.

Unless you bear with the fault al

L' l . . . _ ;- . -= J

Annual Biilsserihiinns Delivered $5.00 ` ‘ -` " " ' "“

; ny lull. o¢_ou|»_»and n. ri. A, N7" CHARL01TE1‘OWN, THURSDAY, _8, 1928 ;~_l_r_i_tr_;l_o__g-to\_;r_:.__‘¢i::rdin;__

MAXIMS

G A MERCHANT

a friend you betray your own.

iii 0 gg

Hoover President

_il LONDON. Nov. 1.-The reference

The llileotorote. Turning Oo: in ;‘:.l.‘°.;“°.::;f.°.rl;°..“.:‘;:.‘:'”...“f.*;‘;°°.il Greg# Nqmli.-ers, Gave the Republi-

Cefi

(Canadian Press)

in the speech from the throne at the opening of Parliament yester

attention to the increasing serious- nws of the problem. An increase of 31.000 in the unemployment figures

L15

i 1 G3

ir'-'- l'“'-I G-Ji T-...G1 I |_,_,_i:--:i

was re orted last week the total

a Big Majority-

GQP- Qefeated in Home

State While Republicans Make

Cging in the South--Results Not

D .

now aggregating 1.376.000.

The unemployment assurance

fund. whichisonly solvent when unemployed approxiinate one mil- lion. is at present suffering from a deflict of nearly $l50,000. In this ccnnection a new bill introduced in the House of Commons yesterday

authorizes the borrowing of not more .than $200,000.00'-)~

ispeolrl to tho Guardlsiii ' 'C0NGaA'ruLA'rioNs Fltolu

NEW YORK. N. Y.. Novi 'i:-Vot- ing in unprecedented'-numbers, a myriad of-‘American citizens yester- day chose l-lerbort.I-Ioover of Cali- fornia for I-*xttident of the United States and Charles Curtis of Kan- sas for vice president. I-low pion- ounoed is the vlotbry of these can- didates of the Republican party ov- er their Democratic competitors Alfred E. Smith, of New York, no- minee for President, andvoloseph T Robinson, of-Arkansas. the vice pre- sidential nominee, cannot be de- termined until this stupendous task of counting 40,000,000 or more votes is completed. but something like a Republican landslide took place at the polls and -it will be reflected in ii heavy Hoover-Curtis maiority of;

Mr. noover is assured or at roost 'REED AF'l‘.Ea commas d- . ,, 334 clectorsl vows. It pls, probable with the g°vm;°n";fn":o£pr€§2;us in

_ Nuw_ Yonx. Nov. '1-Tired or-°1“‘“““ md” meg; mmm ,mm

further returns are-raoeivsd. no hoslter his oomlmisn. but still able to "“““‘"“",““ ‘”°" The ,,w,_S,,,,, was broron the traditionally dornoorotio mt undisturbed, G<wem°f Alfred dm mioaisto the Emperor l

ls. smith slept late this foronoon ln Seized W fel "t U and to ex_ his hotel horno hero. no had ro- J“P““,,°“ his °°’°“° tm; Umm . turned there at 2 o. rn. one of tho press wwufwemelgmf Centra, lworst beaten men in politics out- mi en°"’5_t°m1;s"; E wish mos

According to-the returns rooeivodstrlooed by Herbert Hoover in ° U°V°"““"§’“g,sorder wlfuch have dis-

W ur-1, presidential race. Leaving orders f°f°°5 ° f man' years..

wisii°nsin. Mba ` . Nebraka. Nev- not to be disturbed. be planned to|tsscf»€d it arm Y “el - _R me

sleep until around noon. I-Iis‘ future -‘U2 ‘mined ° seq mem” of

,_ , .plans are indefinite but some of,Kih8S .5P¢°9i¥rr-fy-§s.~,l’i‘fab°r Party-

ful oolumn~s1uiorfli'y‘r‘dri§on"or in”-whls associotes suggested he would the Pllfi’-lm” 'Y' cp'

€

that his majority will increase as

"Solid Southl”-for ~ a majority for him in-that state. Governor _Smith has only '88 elec- toral votes i.6`lils credit.

Massachusetts. land, Missa

sda,l» New ~Meific`o§ A North Dakota, and Aris'nna.ar6.still in the doubt-

thc Drill

adequate returns or on account of probably take a week or fortnight which decided to move _

vacation with some friends( Sev- DB1 amendment °“ “Q5 sqsjwgnzr feral retreats have been ouoreothim. imeml>1°Ym°“'i- 1*' W “ °

the .closeness of the' contest-as th count proceeds.but Governor Smith may add' t0`»l‘liS`e1scli0ral colleg

8 ` . _ 1

Showingby carrying some of them. ,, DAILY DOZEN - lernment for the Analo French nava

as vsnrts in rupulc Lire

NEW YORK, Nov. 'I..- Governo smith announced today that hr

public ofbbr. as nehad more than r quarter or a- csnturyln public life and that was e`l'iollgh.‘ The defeat-

ed Democr ic Eresidential nomin ee expi‘e_sS`_ 'th _view at' it confer ence with press correspondents.

“I certainly do not expect to rur

for public o_i1_)c'e` agsLln,”`he saidpir frilly tors questions* . - '

“I have been in public life for ii

quarter of a century and I have had all I can stand of it. As far a running for office again, that is fin-' ished. ` ' The Governor said that he had nf regrets and nothing but pleasant memories over his unsuccessfu` campaign. “The American people have rendered their decision." b said. "ham a Democrat and I firm

R' believe in tho rule of the major- y_..

Announdoments,

Coming Events,

_ llgglgnss. Eto-

aoanv. crime

o/irs.sotior , ' tar chinn All crooort. 0' ‘ ,; nas,-io-ao-ti

___;°vi-ronoxmy bioodod is

ns rv d t span r rains

Try itfe e~ -Wg. soielgxl-s-li

-_-_-rl;-.4 11 "Loading hogs 6 1§Ui3g,Tuesday. Nov. lath.. all dow Shipping club. ` ‘ 2-ll-s-ii

"Namco-ooois this wt it-l -bow 'sor- den Thursday; orth Wiltshire 1."'1fl-yi victoria., saturday. soon

~ l‘1"UlllU

H;°_{\nnual goose supper in victoria

. 'mlilkli ..N .

vm' ‘ uéifs-il-s-si

.'E..M. Jordan, meat and provis- ioi mnrliot will open today for biunar on the oornn oi not W* liiward str, . slit-fi-1-al °-odor io"tho'aoz sooai and tum in lines Valley lfall Iri-

gi. 'iv°i`s¢’fhiaa“%E'= 'venues

WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-Presid

ent Coolidge today telegraphed Pre- sident-elect Hoover that his eiec- French P act tion "and the endorsement of the

administration are of at satis

ETC

faction to me". Mr. Coolidge also The quudhni despatched his congratulations to ;;':,v_ »|_»ph¢ speegh of Vice-President elect Curtis. Kms George which opened today "w""“ “"5 °“d°”°“‘°“‘-" W* the nnal session or Parliament be-

Coolldge wired. “I can now retire gm by an expressmn of pleasure from office in contentment. I send that ms Majestyrs govemmeng hm

§gl{l____n1tils_tocordial congratulations on accepted me treaty of remm¢1B,¢10n vc ry.' ' To Mr Curtis the President sold °' W” “nd that plempotemgii

. ' ‘ he governments of the ‘It ls a special privilege to con- of an t gh gratulate you on your election to ish colmmnweanh had signed

the office of Vice President, ‘be treaty of mms’ with represen

cause I know your peculiar fitness 3;” °f me Wmldvs phndpax pow

:£3531 ballots in the lsloiitorai col-,for that position. ,I',he Km8.s speech was very short

‘ _ _ __ _ I td* ot mention thi* lil

_ .

- \

Smith Congratlilaies Hoover

(Signed)

BILOKE THE SOLID SOUTH

‘~ -.'r

PRESIDENT cooumos M e n ti 0 n Angl0_

Speech Did not

an as forecast, dealt Di'i“0ii’°“Y

WASHINGTON D c Nov '1 ___ s€__o_ec_n__ igreélment

Throughout his campaign for t e s r iresidency Herbert Ijloover did his The chill. dlfk fig V_f;‘é?%1n"f|‘“3§ iaily dozen resularly as c_l_ockr{_o_rk. l)e_d___i,.h_;ececa_l)o_itil__lh _;=0i1_mm_a1 “gem

never ;ga_m'.“ “ted to r for every morning at.'l o'coc w s.

W W buffalo trainer keeping him at it. when tho Kina rods] lu hisirgggd

The result was he finished election- coach from the pa aoe_.____v _n me eering feeling as fit as ever in his spectators of the oerelr_i__ _.he peel, -ife and with twenty pounds less House of Lords sitting Spanish than when he started. allofy. were “'°

Nl-:w YORK. Nov. v-shortly of- iting Indian potthlltes "°‘“‘"‘3 .

ter midnight Governor Smith sent jewelled t\lI‘bB¥i5~

the following telegram to Hcrberti_---1--_'*”\ d 1 >

l_Ioover__.-I congratulate you hiart- Norm Cunnan 12 South Camnnm _ nto law, winning first in four in hand dr_f_i_f't:

ly on your victory. and exten o ` ' M achusetts, AT L

You ,M smears md wwe, for ok rt_h_g;_l:_lt__l_iind. s. oss Awnnuol-: wA'fsrtw/nl A Supreme Court i_: _n_i:i§:_ed pair oorrlsoe. and nro

your health and happiness, 'and for - ____ ~ New York Nov 7-The 1 M X ‘ ' r . the success of your odmihiStf“l1°“~" noiibthilstotos o__r___r-rerbert` Hoooor' meters; £2, In the supreme court yesterday lottéinwn, boon,-all three aroto and Amherst; urs. nr.wi1lianison.Yrr-

. ALFRED E_ sMm.H.._ d b__f____ __ ate House a foremost champion argument on a motion in behalf of two championships on three entr _ _

< , The following sro ou o e Bt, Lawrence deepwimrwoy the defendaiit for a non-suit or a gg, m standard bred stallions Great herst and Mrs. Dr. Jane Bell, Hall

" IN MASSACHUSETTS Arizona. 3; h§ssou__i;;;__:_3__;_ N;°“_li_*;\_`f_° .;cel;eme. lie urged its construction new trial in the case of Edward C. Axwor-thy ggnin demonstrated h

’ _ 6; Nevada, 3. W » r f ore e International Water-=MacDona1d vs. John Stetson was superiority in 5, good field. °° °“°‘°.°°"§°“:r‘ H” .» .. trod E smith won the state of Wl’°l“ “ih ' ’ ' President C5913," Yem “ef-W en “B °" *‘ °F°“» "1 - “‘ °° ° °‘

' ' 30 appointed th Haszard. The case had been tried

5,532/gi' gliiriigifuiiiifii °00LlDGl§_s_§_‘;?‘lJ~l\_0'ES Uniwd stotoo st. Torino coin? lost Hilary term. when Judgment .l. walter .loner soourod on the heist.

--or »f ..':;=.f.‘f.l..°.°.s:m::.‘.:. il: °:.l‘.::::r::°..i or '"’°°°°-

5mith's total vote was 765 . E PRESIDENTB ' - ~ . -,-~», ....l;'.:.l.'°.:‘:;°:.:.‘;:.'.1'.':'»..“.l.;i.:f:.'.u' “.:°‘;‘=°“:.':. e:=~»..°:e ‘um

tic ca.ildidate's vctory was nsure ' ' h ld his Bdmlnmm- C H th ' ‘ ' " ' _ by 8 wide margin in me City or iiggtdrs _l;_i;d__\_i_l_J____:_m of M___ Hoover so dge e report of the United gonald by Mr. Gilbert Gaudet. K. ___el§e;sEs.e;.__:f;c_l:_:e _am Sosr;s_

B°S*°"~ th ident feelr, ' '

senator David I Walsh W” “_ as hishsucce;!0_i_‘;_ _;ml:_i;f;~‘:__ that hé (Continued on page 3) Judgment was reserved. four thirds and .three fourths.

elected over B. Loring Young by a “‘“° “guage on ms decision that me """ _"'“ "`“"""*"""‘°-“ well as _sweepetal¢es_fema1os.

g}|~_"r"\:“é gl mg; gan 1”'g2°'\;i;xcwraw makes today. This ls the ~ ~ - mann”

an _ en, pu_ an can - Q, 1 -

date for governor, defeated his Demi:°yékhfm'f‘§§°g,'s tvimznof :he ze,-.gig F W swmdeu. nm” rt N S :°':°:_‘:,;’v§'pI';'f:'r';'!l°;‘;":;'w};i $gE,byi|'d!£1t to remain silent_and let the _ ' Wm; pimcmmuy ,in an fmt' p|§,°'_' H

“ ' "' masses speak in their verdict ei *hc _ . _ . 4 ings with the nord formerly owned

p0“,_ » Day by Day Negotiations Ten Yea-rs Ago. by Jam” mme,-_ gnu-laqgwwn,

an amendment oensuriiis the 8°V

El&Gt Unemployment _

° Problem Serious ` A

' _...ln <

Chamberlains i gl. l ~ArriveinTorontA_i

a Number' of' Furio- tions Have Been Ar- ranged ill Their ,Hoh- or.

(Special to The Guardian)

Tononro. i¢iov."1-The ret. Hon

Sir Austen...Chambgrlain. British Secretary of State for foreign af- fairs, accompanied by Iiady»Cl1am- berlaln and their son. Lawrence. and two daughters. 'Misses 'Diane slid Anne, will reach Toronto nn the C. P. R. train from Vancou- ver at 'L20 this morning. »

The visitors who are travelling

strictly private, will be met at the Union Station by Col. Alex PN- ser. -who will escort them to Gov- ernment House where they wiil be

This Morning

The late

whose

W. H.

_Og Thursday they will be guests

H°1w°9.<l. for limoh odd.--will be tertalnedat government house _iii the eveilihil by the Lieutenant-Goven nor and Mrs. Ross. No other en 5

is greatly improved in health the’

conjecture.

lr Joseph and Lady I=‘lavell_e___§¢,‘._ _ _ g _ _ _ __ _ __ _“___

' a a

Will Retire

gagements have been made for Sli' ' _ A,_,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,,. a,,,,,,,,g,_ he; on .Pension

compromise though the Kina’S minister desires to rest as much as‘ 'C“““‘“”'“ Hess)

asses B

hlto hir coats. sod

Dflnoesses in W in _,_ chmon

dance frock. Neal' Y be_

une ommendations largely en- I

Commenting upon his Bovefh-

_ pomble and to avoid ubuc or _e ii OTTAWA. Nov. 7.-Major Gener-

Dled at Amherst-

_,___

=Z Z

Supt. T. l§:Erady Got

British Harvest

3 i 22 |-I-1C.l1 -(D

ani-rn 77*-3" lib 2-il""1

:nh E 1 C

(B Iai to The Guardian)

A Record One

_ ,-4

55All|]ll

LIT 3

F Lf)

LONDON, Nov. '1-British farm-

ers are breathing a sigh of relief. Their harvest is a record one, every kind of crop having been exception- .ally good. ,After the devastatins

'lowed rain and crops rotted in

l Pleasant 'S u r p r i , Yesterday in t h ! Summerslde Mail.

The following letter, dated Nov.

Sth, (no address) was received yes- terday by Superintendent T. B.

Enclosed 8500 conscience

money Please place this am cunt ($5 00) to the credit of the Railways This amount owing to the Railway, I think

Please put in The Guardian

so that I can see and know

placed to proper destination

Yours honestly

B' enclosed in the letter, the envelope

az" “f gfagxhich bears s. Summerside post

Mr Grady wishes to assure t

welcomed by the Lieutenant-Govgz mgifywxiumbzmusodmndliintheubgt in l nor d Mrs. Ross. Afterbrsakf . 0 sh. grate” Wm ,est ,mm me lunch, Entire terests of the service. It is pleasant canada, at Arnhem, N 3 today Ries that impression. His hair is ,mn hmm when he Wm meet B um__ _ y to receive such letters. They go f lted nornbor of prominent citizens W, d 0 ihgxsihgtlmmwk tgwmwmggmmsn

who have been invited to lunch in-

? cludin8 Paul Claudel, ambassador ' 'pe at Wm* 5 l°:“m"'h° °h°“m have mt AMHERST N 5 NOV 7°-R€V~

_ or Franco to tho united stator. and BRmGEWATER”"“'N S Nov ,,__ g§;;“cle;';e t;'°g_'§gbl;°;h§L* d°\’°°f

Sir Wil k , ' ‘ " '

Commmlgiigrér itazgsmggtwh muh; An entire family of fiv_e ge__rs_i_:_nsc:r_1lS a_“Conscience money" is occaslo

In the aftemoom Sh. Auste Wm wiped out in a fire a u il- ly received by the Railway. gy yn ,mend the special convocatan nf querall. near here, last night. The The sender rarely signs his name. and gm- many yea,-8 was prominent

- me University of Toronmqn mmm, dead were: Albert Ness. hil Wife. being inspired by other motives than d comm H311 when the hwomry W0 Children. Annie. B866 14. Bhd publicity. The authorities of course or °f D°°'=°f °f or ni =» -°“¥.l.‘z;:-.‘1.:;‘°..i-l..i§.“‘.:.:‘:.':.z:.2‘ ;;°..r.':.‘.‘. °;’:.‘:.';i.t°.;¢°r::.;:°..““..

ferred upon him. d th t f Doc- ' ' ‘

to, of Lew,” ,mortlnihe Fienclh amjed when a neighbor saw .smoke aris- _t_he angelic scribe overhead tomsrk Entering the ministry in 1332 he

bassadon In the evemng me vis_ ing from the Nass farm. lnvestigo- PAID across the account. We as stationed at vm-yous points

“"5 “'”‘ "° me 8”” °f H°"~ G- °ii’.'.‘..’°“§‘I.‘°‘.i..Z .§“.§`§ol"..a‘.l‘°“"..1§ i§I.‘;‘r§*.‘.?.Z ‘§‘...l’“i‘i.f.‘3i...‘t‘i¥ “°o'é"“'...

_ T - G ir f ir it k

o §f,‘f,w“;it 1;°,f,§,‘;‘r°"m“”‘:hQ'I’sépeF,f,:§,2s house to tell the ‘tale and tho corn- root. ond that lost night ho also H” '°° ed '°'“ ° °“ Wm

chambem plete story of the fire was left to the sleep of the just

M 1

_,l in r'1-i

Y. hen they will leave for.

t Ottawa. where the ill be th January i. next. The retirement ° _

guests of ggvemory Gineml ang follows completion of '35 years in Wlth Many Award

Lady Willingdnn_ thc permanent force. Official an _ ' .sla e

Paul c1oude1` and su. wmiaminouncement to this effect was made Going. to,I nd R p clorlro will arrive in the city this *°“‘3*‘° by H°“- -7- L~ F'“1B°°“» mm- I‘6S€I\lI8t1VeS. » .

morning and the fo,-me, Wm be the ister of national defence. Major ___

§ii_i;:::____ofo?li_»Du_1ill_iom lvrérloolr, chief ghfgggnggl ‘;t°a;“f,§,°°§ff ispooiitl 'ro 'rho Gnnrdi;n)T_____

0 noro on h ll ' urlrusr N.s..1v. .-

Megan Lloyd Wig* were two vs_ af the Umvemty C ance °r adier General A. G. L. McNaught- wfiwinomer éplendm dagvwm., good vision of me boa,-d_

___ on, at present district omcer com- attendance at me winner Fm.

jo' mucies successful *md his 128- mandmg Mum” unmet N°' H M' Competition in horse classes was lslative rec Victoria. B. C. keen Menu Home Bros” w1m1oe_

first in Hackney saddle class,

_tht . ` ` from biioai-a¢“mAa_n_d chinuhwith _gras o__r__.ar_tioloo__ywhi__t;i; ahreo times and obtained six olta- ons anna.-od ooinpoting, and th

assuracr moan ves g . e e.eno w ons. , ,norrrgdn-grgotriptotho

sum CNT.” by H50", property in those countries will ‘bo happened behind 'the sosnns onthe In November 1017 he wie chosen Winger pair, '.

safigilardldn ` Ioooasion-of tha signing of the arm- by Clomenceau, among all the gen- Mm [dna hstgr and Bheldon

Hoover hu curled me muowim As he nears the end of his ad- istioe; is especially fitted for the as- erals of the French army, ss the lunar lead the province for t

, Wt, ministratlon, with less than two signmant. Aa the link between chief of his cabinet andbis military Nor-tri wuts _ pier-soy calf club,

5"“°°° Wm; ‘*‘u*j:,"l,“j.§'f,‘;"‘f,‘f“"‘“' ' rnonthr ahead of him, tho president oiomonoeau ond. noch, ho was one ndvnor. .Thou ior two your ip dir vpn. ni- mononn-n, Ar. 'ros.orrro, Nov. e. _ ”o‘2»l‘?.‘i»li°o- _<1-;_°=-<16 °' °°"- .ll§’°"°’ till. il‘n'd-°. °°“‘..‘l"°’*‘...i‘i 5`“‘° ".“.°°..."““.‘&l‘.“" ‘l’.°‘t§°"o‘..‘l° “lf “S.°....‘l?. “°'rl...°‘ ."’r°r‘§$°°°“ ”‘°' ‘“‘o.. .nw ‘““'..~.’.f‘°rf"...... °

i’ .-.". utes oounes rmso arm oe -wo. or °.-posahl,

°°°u‘.‘l"i ”" |& harris been éomposod or are on_ the mans. , ' r ' A- 0 influence on Perdiing‘. Nah ‘Eid sampling. first and fousth not much ol*-81180 in-

Wh"-mi Km.” 1° 'xentuety 1,’ my or settlement, so that he will- In mn-ops. General uordaoq is retain. and his rriondrhlp for Arn- plana for lo snr club in

|°‘"» ' ' 8 Mwhfgm' "oo plete administration of best known as a writer on military erica. used him as s peeiile when- competition ut fifty members. Montreal. cloudy'~ -» °:*1&°d1n°e'w’&°'§";;fbn',k, ,_ mg; sevgii and a ' the Un- subjects. a teetlolui and a military ever trouble arose among those . 1 Quebec. cloudy

1 - 4; N' Jen” 'W N", ited States enjoying good relations ooloniaer. havin spent s large part three generals. His influence inthe KUBBING VOTBB PAYS

."'~...°°r'i..... oo- -r ~‘:l:.,°“:..l'~.::'..:.fi.°‘f'°°°“° "“‘°.t‘..,% W. .is °' "':.:.':..."t.°°““o °°'= it --

' ' , .. _qu y.'- o - r ut-a o,a.swns einen-

°‘m‘°m_" 1°; °D“"'°°'“" °§.Ps:¥;,'y=_, Returning to Washington after he ern Algori; deserts; - oeau in notes written in January

t ‘ ii ‘l-sl 2°“vi‘aohmaton. `v. whitish# Nh- Wm°“ W* ""°*". 3° \‘°*“"i°‘ W "*°°°°° °° °°' "W-

lm- ., .l V. ',. H -B°_w,mm,,,_ ,,,_ .I-,,¢,,_l s¢_iiotn__ia' ____i;_wn__bnr:a:.gomo a mimi- rt tht; soggy no Lignrgznai.. uorwaoq i;n.rn.-

`» " wree ~ up -iierri.-when urged es o ONTIIBTHB

"1 reor. tho develop- .tho smug of -the war or or-v---, or onrnr or mr mngmv - fi" °-'“' °“*°' .'.“.2“.'?..i.“..’i‘.‘;‘i“r.i"'il‘..3.‘.'.‘3..‘€.‘I."‘8..1! $.21. 3 %.l"l.?“'°' °‘ol.‘2.‘.€£f St§r.¢*'?'ir'n.l."l“ *°l‘>"?‘nr‘r?r‘al

than wodnuoay, r ____ “med me www. 1-fsucut volley. aotoomod. hagqoiulr. no woinotriirvos atom 'non orvmo 1|r‘i‘%rs oirrr

. Q ll Nw-_ UI* 1* mm 1,, A,h,,,,,,¢,,,,,,_;gi“ssiri_:ahai ourofmui_bior._i;i‘»» 1-tm? mmm. in obtsbuaa__%11-is uosr nsxusur lmvlos

~ MQUWI-"` ` "f' ' ~ 'll '|` _ qhlllfpgflnu, »_._---a-»_-a-»-_-»~A--`°---

' ' l|°'°“""‘ “» “°“*"““' ‘°' “,”"""'”"'» 1°' omit: m _w i_ze-mdfreffgiefntgnm todhowisv- iouaiiiiilis so pp il

__ In .,~» , . .,_ . . .__ ‘_ -.l-lr ' l '_ ~ -.,__,_.‘ ,' -

,ti " EE

was

bsilon

n...,..

e mer this year to pull half of

hole.

reaped in double quick fashion

2 l-I-i E

F [Ill

.. _Y U HK

the Georges J can Knight

field long beforeharvest, English

se farming needed a. pretty good sum-

the

farmers out of a serious financial

` Prof. James Long, agricultural ex- pert. says that he never has known. a more successful harvest. It was

was saved in good condition. Assum- ing 100 as a full average crop. he predicts that wheat will be 98 per

is Authority on Chi- nese and Jap Af- fairs and Had Dis- tinguished Careerln the Orient.

PARIS, Nov. 'l-Georges Jqn

The amount mentioned was duly ofRev Dr H ear

NTEH HHH

public functions. The ‘party wulsrrg [al I-I. C. Thacker, chief of theugen; ___

- main at gave;-nm f, h eral stall. department o na ona e Frida w en ouse umuidefence. will retire on pension on C 0 m D e t 1 t I 0" Kee

.P -

A R. MacKay Lawndale, Char-

_ In dressed hog class P. Brodie, o -

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$:g|'BH&g¥q°:.,°g-#ing mqay in Y" adopted toward Nicaragua, Mexico lcomright 1928. by United Feature airy in the early days of the war. nr-“_ png pound md one third.

Tw f um other Sum in the and China has been successful. as Byndleaie. Bxiroluotion in full or During the World War 'hs com- in “mums boys and girls heif- 1'-J;

mug; an which ,md pnviwny, evidenced recently in the peaceful in pa prohibited.) ' manded, successively a regiment, a si-sand calf olub competition. M °"` *-

gum Demwhuc in every ,wma election in the forrneroountry and -\-'-» brigade and s division, until he was Margaret Rodd. Harrington, an fm. ow. mu ,M Mtn” Tm,” ‘M the =trend oi events in Mexico and EDI‘l_'0ItB NOTE: called by M. Olsmenoeau to the gordon -Roper; Sherwood. repre- .Nwm c,,.°u,,,_ ,howéd md, for china. In his opinion most 01 the, ‘ ' ' Ministry °¢»W¢i‘- Durins his ser- noting the ooidm ouoi-nay olulb.

"D, omg ‘_ n an mm, ~nmu'm|“n pm,|dmw'~¢m¢|¢ mu-ines may-safely be withdrawn General Mol-daoq the author of vice at the front he was iniured led- with the highest score. about 4;

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(Canadian Press) TORONTO Nov '1 -The death

- missons of the United Church

this moming I-fe was B6 years old.

S' Dr Hearts died at his home he

his morning following an illness ' five weeks He was the oldest

cler man in the Maritime S od

Church He was born in Charlot- tetown, P E I and educated at he old Mount Allison Academy.

'5 New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.

° 1925 but declined to oloirn the sup-

ernumerary fund He continued in ctive service with the titlc of con- ference evangelist

dence at Amherst in 1908 as super intendent of the Circuit for on

death

Dr Heartz had the distinction being elected five times to the pre

many times ii member of the gen eral Conference of the Methodist hurch of Canada, and was elected

S as fraternal delegate to one of the

‘General Conferences of the Metho-

ist Episcopal Church of the Unit- d Church of the Unit/ed States For more than forty years he was

a member of the general board of missions. and for several years chairman of the foreign mission di-

, In 1.893 Mount Allison University.

of whose Board of Regents he was

degree of D. D.

Dr. I-lesrtz is survived by one son

Amherst. N. S.; Mrs. Dr. 0'Brien.

i- mouth; Mrs. Leonard Johnson Am-

fax.

Hon. Frank Heartz, Lieutenant-

Governor of P. E. I., is a nephew.

The funeral will take place Thurs-

day. at 1130 o'clocir a. m., at Am-

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Ile De France today for New York and will assume the duties of his new post at Ottawa about Novem- ber 18. M. Knight is a true Par.. isian. He was hom and brought up in the Village of Pussy. an old village annexed to Paris in 18011, and his sojoum in the Orient, when

Z he was commercial attache in Q

only enhanced his love for , .`

At first sight, however, the new

O, French minister could easily be mg.

my Dr W H Hearn ,Omer taken for an oiiloer of the guards. chairman of the board of foreign Six feet tmeei °f mlm”-'Y bund-

with clothes wom jauntily. he ,cre-

t d in Del I. | ed dark, but slightly tinged with guy

h';3th';p°l§e';dqna:mrse¥iaxt1hee°lfo;rd ot the temples. His features on

regular and finely formed. His black moustache is close-cropped. His eves are brown and when he smiles

re . of his face lights up with friendship.

He is by birth n gentleman and by nature a diplomat. .

France's new minister at Ottawa

in the ministry ol the Methodist has had s dist hed career in

inguis

the Orient and is an authority on Chinese and Japanese affairs. For almost twenty years he was com- ,mercial attaohe in China. As prin- ‘cipal negotiator of the accord bo- tween China and Indo-China, he was largely responsible for the re- ivislon of the tariff between the two countries. During the Chinese troubles, M. Knight at great per- sonal risk. protected French inter- ests and when he retumed to France. was awarded the Prix de President Olemeritel.

During the past ten years he vis-

ited Canada several times, first in April. 1o\9_ when he was the guest of M. Ponsot, French Consul-0°" eral in Montreal. In 1925, he re- newed his friendships in Canada. when, as director of the Department for American Affairs at the Qual D'0rsay. he twice traveled from coast to coast studying the re- sources of the Dominion.

Incidentally M. Knight's name is

often pronounced here the same as in Canada, but the French general- ly make an “e” out of the “i". as did the Scottish in the fourteenth century. M. Knight is a. bachelor.

Incidents h of

T71_e_£i'lection

CYNTHIANA, Ky.. Nov. 7- Fred

Lyons was shot and killed at Robin- son Station near here, today in sn alleged argument over politics and religion.

SMITH‘S "KIN" ANXIOUS _ DUBLIN, Nov., 7- The outcome

of the United States presidential election is eagerly awaited in Counts' Cavan. the ancestral home of Gov¢‘- lor Alfred E. Smith. Here is a colony if Smiths. all farmers, and proud il their famous name-sake.

CONGRATS TO HOOVER

NEW‘YORK, Nov. 7-Charles D.

“lilles, Republican national com- riltteeman from New York, to-night ihortly after 10 o'clock, sent s tole- lram to Herbert Hoover, congrat- :llatlng him on "the marvelous -.chievement of winning."

OLD NEIGKBORS LOYAL

NEW YORK, Nov., 'I-Govemor 1mith's former neighbors in the lid Oliver Street District where he lived as a boy. did not forget him. When the votes in that election district were counted they totalled: imlth. 226: Hoover, 28.

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