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ST. JOHN, Nov. 7-'°l‘hs “Anglican

zoniiht heard the. report _ on

st thiprogress made. sud the

prospects for npxt year. Co-operation 'of the clergy of the diocese was urs- ed to rnskrthe College world-wide in usefulness. The disposition of the en- dowment fund vnss referred to s com- mittee.

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College. Grstilleation was ex- _ -It pays to buy in this Province- by ui. Lora amen-.na on *__ --

’ -Hector Martin of Colville - spent _yesterday in S“_1iw=°r»i<_1°-J’-

- -Immanuel Gaudet oi Wellington oi 'the idrm of Arsensult and Gaud_et,w|;s ln Bumnierslde vesf,erday.J- 1

-Dr. R. Morrison, Bu;_nmerslde.who

has beep spending a few days at his home returned to Pt. Tupper Thurs- day morning,-I.

-On Thursday next Lcslis Gros-

smiui is to give his famous humor- 'ous and musical entertainment at Happyland Theatre, Bummerside.

-The stesrnshlp Morwsnns which

was to have been at Burnmerside to- morrow will not leave Montreal un-

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-H. Clark, _sxsngrwill be glad to

receive all news, advertising and subscription in Albsrton 'and visln'-i ity. His olllce phone No. is 7-

-Buhecribers should renew s week or two before the time they have paid for has expired and thus not miss an issue, ss all Dspsrs are dis- continued promptly on expiry date.

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til Sunday evening and will be ill Summerside Wednesday mornlng.J.

a first class blank fox. Also for snle two first class patch foxes. They and their pnrents may be seen at rnnch at

-According to the latest word irom~‘0’Leary. W. H. Dennis. li-7ME3l.

the Hospital the condition of Mr. Phillips is very hopeful. He rested -Miss Hazel Morse, agent in J.

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-Mrs. James Birch, Alberton, and

Mrs. I), A. Manson, Carleton, who have just returned from a.visit to New Hampshire, U. S. A., would like to say a kind word in favor of the automobile. Mrs. Birch and Mrs. Manson were visiting with their brother-in-law Representative Fred P. and Mrs. Hill. As Mr. Hill was do- ing campaign work at the time and had considerable territory to cover, the automobile was thc quickest' and easiest mode of conveys/nee. Mrs. Manson and Mrs. Birch had the plea~ sure of motoring with Mr. and Mrs. Hill all over the southern part of N. il. mid say that a- person should ride in one of those wonderful cars rnl cifuy the comfort and pleasure th;rc is, before condemning them. The one thing principally against thc auto is the horse scare. Now a horse is a ho_'se the world over and as they have become used to the auto- mobile in most~ every country why not on our fair little Island? During the hundreds of miles Mrs. Birch and Mrs, Manson motored they never mot a horse that showed fright. The dreadful accidents we read about arc, no doubt, due to reckless and careless driving. They think- nie auto nioiiin cime as it means progress, conveni- ence and pleasure, and not a lot of mortgaged farms as our pessimisis would have us believe. Mrs. Manson and Mrs. Birch were delighted with their visit and saw much beautiful country, but none to quite equal Prince Edward Island.

NINE BROTHERS

BASEBALL TEAM.

RICIIMOND, Nov. 7.-Mir. mid Mrs.

T. (7. Gillum, of Madison Hills, Ol‘niic;e county, Virginia, are the proud ]‘.n.rents of the onf baseball team in the United States, composed entirely of brothers. The official nn.-me oi the club is the Gillum Bro- thers' Nina.

Their futher, who is a wealthy to-

bacco planter, is their _manager and financial backer. Hc was himself u inenibci' of the first tcum ever orgnu» ized in that section of Virginia. 'l`i\f- t-cam Dlflys wherever iu Virginia. dates. _can lic secured and is said to be nmk- ' ing money out of the enterprise.

The youngest member of the team

is if years oi age. The oldest is 37 yenrs old. The combined ages of thc nine brothers and their father makes ri gmud total of 202 years. Their combined weight is 1,216 pounds.

Their mother, as well as their fu-

ther, takes 5 healthy ipterest in thx- natiounl i_pur|;_

l3r.sidc:s bein-g a prosperous tobacco

pluutcr, their father is the proprietor of ri well-established ffouriug mill and u prominent mrrcliaut. fue is 63 ycnrs old. In the your 1800 he was ii member of the ilr;-it baseball team. cver orgariiired in Orange county.

The eldcr~Glllum recently sent to

Woodrow Wilson a picture of himself und nine sons, ‘tak-en as ri team- in uniform, together with a campaign contribution of $1 from each of them.

LONGWORTH DEFEATED.

CINCINNATI, BNov. 8-It looksas

if Nicholas Longworth, ` nn0_v.sve11;'S son-in<law, is defeated for re-election ns congressman by Stanley Bowdle, Democrat. -

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G. Jardlne’s Bookstore, Water St., will be glad to receive all news. Bil- vertising and subscriptions in Sum- merslde and vicinity. liar uliicc phone is 45-1 and residence phone 26.

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$45,000 SWINDLED THRU

‘WIRE TRAPPING.”

NEW YORK, November 7-Ou the

complaint of Dr. J. W. Powell and Curby Cleveland Sidbur y, a lawyer, both of Wilmington, N. C., the New York police today arrested men on ir charge of having defrauded the southeners out of $25,000 thru 3, wire tapping swindle. Sidhnry ideutifzied one of the prisoners as a man who posed as a telegraph com- pany ofllcial. The lawyer says he lost $21,000.

The Prisoners gave the names of

Charles Daily and Frank Graham. The police have them booked, how- ever, as Charles and Frank Gon- <l0l‘i. notorious for years as swind- 1ers_ The police later arrested a third man, sixty years old, whom they described as an international swindler and the originator of the wire tapping game.

He gave his name as John KaY.hut

the police say he has often posed as Sir John Gray, and that ho has been more widely known as Paper Oollar Joe- 011 complaint of simon Jones, of Pittsburg. Pa., than he 10st$2o,0o0 in the some sort of swindle gs that .to which the soiitherners fell victims, and in the same house, Clmrles Car- honel also was arrested. All the nrisoners were held in heavy bail for examination next week.

The police say it is apuzzlc to

them that with so much publicity :ii/en to the old wire tripping swindlc oven an occasional victi-mi is found. In the case of the southerners, it is ai- leged, $5,000 was spent in staging the swindle_ A steerer from New York, with his wife, took up residence in Wilmington and entertained lavishly-_ and thru them Dr. Powell and Sid- bury were told how to heat the game ii; ,New York,

JOHNSON JAILIED.

CHICAGO, November 7-Jack John

son, heavyweight pri'/_e fighter, was arrested by icdcral officers tonight. '*|\iU`i19d \‘-'lui ii \'iuintiori of thc Munn uhitc sluvc law. ilis ::i‘l¢.>L ioilo\.- cd the i~eti;rii ol thc federal grand Jury of an indictment charging him with having caused the transporta- tion of Belle Schryber, a white woman. twenty-six years old, from Pittsburg to Chicago, August 10 1910. for an unlawful iriirposc. Federal ofliccrn scorched the south

side several hours before Johnson was found in a hotcl surrounded by four negro guards. An attempt was at HFS! mailv bv thc Kln-‘ds to prevent the officers from entering .lohnson’s rooms, but theyi were pushed aside and thc government warrant served lu the prizd fighter without serious difiiculty. At the federal building tears came

to his eyes as the olilicers put hund- cuds on his wrists. You don‘t huvo to do thee, I am not going to mn 1\`\‘/HY. he said I am s_|ua.re, _You ought‘to know that.

Johnson’s bonds have been fixed at

$30,000, but all the federal judges had left the building for the night and de- clined to leave their homes to go thru tha formality of nceepting 1,311, After several hours 'work Johnson found ni court clerk willing to act and the prize tighter was taken to nie home of his aged mother on the south side, who signed the bond along with several others and Johnson was re- leased from custody.

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MAY NOT HAVE TO

SMASH WINDOWS.

TORONTO, Nov. 7,-The time to

give ,women their just political rights is at hand. So long ns the life,snd hope continues to lie crushed outiof the women of the country, the nation must decline.

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benefits involved in the symbol

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raincoat at $4 oo to n fur coat at $85.00, you arenlways sure of the utmost ~

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ships patterns. Prussiancollar style, 50 ‘I n<'-lzcs long, lwilled Italian body lining, i,

cll tailored. Sizes 36 to 44. ,

H Young Men‘s Tweed overcoats made

from fashionable 28 oz. tweeds. Single breasted, Prussian collar, strap on sleeve,

durable Italian body linings, Ten pat-

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cont is made froui an ALL wool imported uiclton, tailored in the newest senator style, 50' inches long with vent in back, hand felled collars and padded shoulders. Sizes 36 to 46. .

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Boys’ Overcoais 3.90

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