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C ;hsr|o¢towin;Guardlei| Thrdo Oooh. V ` Y T R -_fl . - » _ _ ' _'r' ~ A _ r - _ ._ _ _- .D :";¢’ i.i:w._U:D: .1 ..-.-

' Annual luboorlgtlvn,

mn- awww- "°“"¢°¢ 1"* l'°»\'=s Gwsi-»» 1w- CHARLOTTETOWN CANADA, SATURDAY OCTOBER 25 1919

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BRITISH GDVERNMENT ~GREAT. BRl'lAlN’.S A in was top” _QN Molton at i A Arvnoves

With 0nly Hall the Members Present an Amendment

ifroposed by Government was Defeated by Vote

185 to 113. House Adionrned-Immediatelyf '

(Special to The Guardian.)

'from the opposition quarters and cans

..LONDON, Oct 24.-The cvuntry '£0-_'ed much excitement and Mr. Bonnr night is' suddenly faced by the DOBSM Law immediately moved to postpone bility -of a. change of government or further consideration and an adjourn-

dissalution of Parliament owing to me quite- unexpected defeat of the government in the House of Commons today by 9, majority of 72.

only about halt the members, 29

out ot' 707. WSW Present and the V-vie serious matter requiring .conside

by which the government was defeat ed was 185 to 113.-The -Alien Bill, the _ necessarily implied the resignation

onrlier stagesof which were dfsp

on of during the summer session was- would ,depend ppp" the View of in the report stage.. The commltte

had previously inserted an amen ment with-holding pilotage certiti

ment of the House until Monday

,enable the government to consl what course it should adopt He pd- mltted that the defeat of an amend- 11191112 with government whips _was a

_ ,_»-- #-

.. i, _

(Special to The Guardian.)

. » .

HOUSE 0F COMMONS

_ELF RFNASE

Average Daily Expenditure - _ _and Revenue .Little

- (Special --to The Guardian.) `

LONDON, Oct 24.--Chancellor of

the Eschequer Chamberlain in it state- - ment in the House today said that for U19 Year- ended September 30 the"aver 1158- daily. expenditure was £4,225,- 000 and income $32,508,000. I-ie had

tg; hopes that rnntters would improve

f0\` tho 52001111 six -months. There

would be no autumn budget but a general financial discussion would

Over Four Million Penn Over Twfo Millions.

__ l

take place in the House of Commo

next week.

The ohli ations ofthe allies to B

Hin are .£1.022.000.000 and those the Domlnlons and colonies £180,0 ooo nr. cnsmneimtn sein ni-resin pected to receive about £6000

payment from the Dominlons and onies. No interest was being paid the allies to the present time.

during the current year as lnteiezt

ds LONDON, oct 24.--A despatch

the Evening News from Cardiff sa that W. H. Gardner, a Swansea Co

rl, erica. to continental ports. of

$3 U. S. Railways

c by

(Special to The Guardian.)

a- ' "" "'r W

tO Y

operator, _on Wednesday in Paris com- pleted an arrangement under which

ns six million tons ol gas, steam and ord

inary coal are to be shipped from Am-

B sl

al mens shortly after midnight by a

Bih Carried 'hy a Majorit

will Carry in Both Assent Next Week. -

.11-

(Spcclal to The Guardian.) I

OTTAWA-, Oct 24.-#Aquisition

the government of the G. T. Railw Y was approved by the House of Com-

m&'

iority of thirty. Sixty onemembers voting in favor of the six months

DY a

y oi 36. Now Believed Bill Houses _and Receive Royal

MacKenzie King Makes l-ills Debut. Hon. W. Lyon MacKenzie King

came down to the house today and n few hours later unade his maiden speech as opposition leader by launch ing a new kind of attack upon the government’s Grand Trunk proposals. Up to the present most of those who have assalled the agreement have

S! tion nnt;no_<iee1ineu to some cnet

-.of the Ministry. This . he declar

8,House of _Commons as at whole. -M

ll-Vi Lnw'g motion was agreed to and th - House adjourned.

crates from all aliens and today the _t - government sought by am°l\d“\9!l¢_l0 Changes ln British Cabinet.

modify-this restriction in favor _mam- iy of at number- of French pilots io whom special provision has bee

rnndc in the existing pilotage act. Th

iS,aDD0lnted Foreign Secretary in s

1.' it

ed the

r. ‘ ‘A

UNITED FARMERS “

‘ ' f ‘ ' ' .ir

ables- had :been removed. Express s

way Express Company tonight anno

1 being restored to a normal basis. ~

ly all of its inen buck at work after Th

-_ e bolters from the government

a ten days strike the American Real were Bug Gen. H HA Maman ot R0y_

al, N. B., Fred Johnson oi' Last Moun-

ced that the embargo against perish tam Snskw and Major G_ W_ An

er- »

- rews of Centre Winnipeg. When t

“ce i” “ml °“t “E me cm' is ”‘"‘“y division bin was calling ine members

to ‘the chamber to record their votes

. _ _ _i hoist moved by the opposition leader

NEW YORK, Oct 24. With virtual and uinetymne again".

d- he

done so' because, as they frankly ad- Jmitted, they didii’t like public-owner ship. Mr. MacKenzie King attacked it because, in his judgment, it pre- vented publlc ownership. He made the argument that we weren't taking over ine road st au; that we were merely exchanging one kind of stock

V -'.,... _ _

r LONDON, oct 24.~it is omciiilly - . . _ , - F

.... Five Men in the Runnin and Choice Likel to

n announced that Earl Curzon has be g y

uc- ‘ -

amenduient. 11owev‘el'. Wat-1 defeatedicession to Arthur J. Balfour. Mr. Bal- on E C. “

I \

although in charge of government'-four has been appointed Lord Pre whips. The announcement of the fig-I

,H05 wus greeted with long cheers Curzon.

ldent of the council to succeed E

srl

Sl-

Australia’s New

Usllllffi Gmfliil

Drastic Reduction _

BRISBANE,-" 'ode ‘-2-4'-_-'» Premier (special ee The Guardian.)

Hnghi-_s in it speech here announce that the soldiers gratuity of eigh

pence per day would he paid in negot mule bonds carrying five per cent. in- terest. The gratuity would cost~ the -Commonwealth twenty'-five million pounds sterling

__._.-- _-___-

liing Alionzo ‘ Visitingf‘in_ London

LONDON, Oct 24.-King Alfonso of

Spain who arlved in London last-niglit from Paris and is now quartered with his suite at the Ritz Hotel, passed the iorenoon today in receiving and paying calls. - _ _

._.__,...____...._ _ _-___ ~.--\~

icoununsen summits

<_-»J i

*QUEBEC HEATER FOR SALE. AP-

ply 134 Hillsboro Street. '

1533-l0~13Mlif.

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t Bggncer Churchill, -Secretary of Stu if -War has sent a memorandum o the genertll -staff giving notification of a drastic reduction of personnel

number' of officers enrolled on Augu _1~_a.t which time -the staff' hill seen ready reduced by 5.000 men.

Navy Personnel also Reduced

l”OR.TSl\li0U"i`H, Oct 24.--in pure ance of the udmirolty plans ford

seis of Portsmouth Reserve fleet lm been reduced since yesterday to si

and ilotilla craft. ` ` _ . _

'Big -Honor lor Canadian Docto

(Special to The Guardian.)

_ president of the American College

itcd Fariricrs, in all day caucus yestei- ed. Mr. Drury is believed to be -

`-ary louder to receive the expected ctzttemenls to the contrary lt ig I

' Staff‘cali_ from the Lieutenant Governoiglly he will ncccpt the leadership

4 V _ they' nnrroivcd the field toisaking the federal field in which

-` five men, I’wo of these ure activites have heretofore been direc

LUOKING F00 LEADER

T(§IS{;2_)e§iI:i| to The Guardian.) ‘lah Bowman member of Manitou

O. Oct 24,-While the Un~ in the last legislature and again elclc ` SCm_cibe1_. Ontario’ was brwght

_ l. , fill - l < . ~ ' , ,

my 1 ed to rlcclrc upon .1 ternbor favorite anions the <1uintette_ Despk _'Or' He Sam mm pwspectors in me` heveS_

proceedings by singing "1 want to

Whig Cold Discovery mom a The second reading was carried

, (Special to The Guardian.) mi; WINNIPEG, Oct 24.-Tile report

Lta rich gold i-intl, fivc miles south

H E

of) and may not get to the Senate un oftilext wcclc it will pass both hous tofand receive the royal assent by th

tix the any ny .loc Pederson n prospect-1 end of the month, the government b

G vernment supporters eniivencd the

home," "and we wont go home till

the some division reversed. The bill

ow ces into the committee stage;

for another. and (this will appeal to the enemies of nationalizatlon in Montreal) ne appeared to the public ownership men who sit on the cross- benches to condemn the RETGBUIGM because it put off nationallzatlon for thirty years. It was an amazingly falla cious argument, as one or two sli1l~ ple questions put to Mr. King soon convinced the house, but his follow- ers professed to be greatly pleased with his effort and cheered him to the echo. '

8 B

;-0?. iemploy of the Lake' Mining Co., Fort _

m,;(Will?ilz1rn, have"ur1c;o5v5ar&)d$50t;i<1mfir;e;ll l

md wht i assays om _ _ 1

ihlr. E. C. Drury and Mr. Ben- if the caucus makes him its choice. 3014 in 11 1‘°de Ui three mn” “:“1e“g';h` .

if 2---C~-~ f S e e f- est..15..‘as_.1f; .‘_“.‘;1‘§t..’1°‘;°‘;_..“s....‘: Passed in Senat

to the field from Port Arthur, Fort Wil

1918 for tho purpose of representing

t°fD’Annunz_io’s . _ New York Continues l

.-- New Frume Council Daylight Savm

Y .

be reduced forty per cent below the _

(specter to The Guardian.) ‘ (Special to The Guardian.) NEW YORK, Oct 24.-Mayor H

_land today put New York on s. rl

CHFHEMIEZS' oct 24'”Jr_h9 “Mi°““1 °°“5‘ light saving basis despite congressl

U “m°' mgamzed October 2 ’ ol repeal of the national daylight s

nnounced his official

WITH GER

8-V Crown Prince are concerned 'in-the

t ki I

-ifilil 322. §’.`i‘.1i`.`.`.".. 32211--.Z if 'éiveiii OF<§»=W°‘;' 5°t§f° 1°h“=fg'="-3 to

_ . _ ”\ .c _-‘e enae -t

g miles of the original find. day gain: third reading tgvvghe bgl tt;

spccting the Canadian eat oar

K‘*'SER SMD ,;"f\’NB§Q',‘,“;'S‘§.\f“‘s'N° uno ine bin to permit the temporary

y_ manufacture and importatiltin oftholcc-

‘ ' ‘ " _ The bill amen og e

sy- DON-DON, october 23.-The tor- "?"’¥°“’“°_, _ on I mer German Emperor and the former !‘_’;‘;:Bnf}r“° ML was give" 8 secondt

H1-

. I

‘Italian Ollicer

el Honored in .London

(Special to The Guardian.) f LONDON, Oct 24.-Geunri Arinnnd-.i

Diaz, the italian chief ot staff, wus given the freedom of the city of Lon don and presented with a sword of honor today in recognition of. his aer- vices in the war. The presentation oc curred at a banquet in- the Guild i-lall. ________._.____--

Cameron oi P. E. l. _

_ _' ' ' ‘ _ ing law. Ho a p 5

.2 iiillii-i»"?.?;‘”§§§§?-lil‘3i"£.“..’l.‘l.i‘.i.‘i§.‘i wwe* °f s 1'f°“‘<11"g|-‘elitist “°1'='cD°““e“= °" 0° “ei”

ouomy the personnel of 51 war vos- which will occur automatically on the] `S:,?r§e;a3,1ea¥ie‘C:;1 Ezeurcg? t§,l(?c:B

§ mocha" at a municipal assembly next; on tho last Sunday in April and turn- “is ‘tar from leading a life of detach- l QUEBEC’ CCL 23___At 335 this!

H1- ment. from German affairs. He has mommg me tug J' H_ Hackett' Wm! _ _

l _

x Sunday by order of Gabriel D’Annunzio ed back on the ms, Sunday in S9/me

inien each. The vessels comprise pot- The council _in a proclamation estulr-_ ber _ ‘ rol leaders, torpedo boat destroyers lishes the form of government for; ' ___ _ _

‘ slst` f embl and! , ,- -

F‘1un;)e.<;on ing o an ess y ,

at ca inet headed by a president who`B I H will be chosen by the members of the u S y

assembly. The cabinet will he divided

- (Special to The Guardian.)

NEW YORK, Oct 24.-Dr. George h d d t S T ta, D m t oft

i E. Armstrong of Montreal wus elect? N A V Y A U E nge; eo?“e§;:n§e “img ,;0,;§1g_ T

i - _ time liinlt for the -presentation of t

ic l cv fred today The answer co

into the Departments of the integiior,

Treasury, Commerce, Transports on, _

r Education and Justice. - ' ---

the allied and assoclstodpowers- vvaB'icus visitors. Inquiries on this mat-_

il tri ues' of the German Royallsts, thc __ ____ be 'Mail “S561” . A Rives coi.i.\eoN

m. 1 “The ex-Emperor,” says the writer V

recently seen a number of mysterious l B tow, collided with Dominion une .` - - s. R - . - ing many telegrams. He is constantly Quebg; bridge in a dense mist T

S across the frontier. These coriimuni- uninjm_ed_‘ After dropping herlww

“The former Crown Prince also is -

known to -be intriguing with German this DON' for repairs' '

:Z 1 ter Will D6 1118.116 the Houee Of C0111- LOOKS |_|KE EARLY he xnons next week. _ SHOWDOWN |N 1-H Til' WHEN JOHN BURNS _,TREATY DEBAT

*GIRL WANTED FOR HOUSE

-l urg 5. _

work. Apply 174 Kent Street. tl. ` ip consitlemrl -thc highest honor

*WANTED-BOY FOR STORE. ONE

from country preferred. Apply "D" cle Guardian. 1751-10-28-M6ipd. _ ____¢______...._-_ ANT D IMMEDIATELY AN ” EX

_thc ¢proi`vssslo;\_ llr. Armstrong is pr fcssor of surgery in McGill Uuivsrsit Montreal.

S eon The election to this oillc _ .

in y ` D ` -'_

pisses three pziinphlets, the first

0 - lating to the political and labor cis

y ‘ » on, the second to the territorial p

visions and the third to the milita

Dr. \V. J. uP. MacMillan . . . ... 25.00

on W_ Crosby _ ' _ _ _ _ __ _ U ' _ 5_0() The supreme council is holding no

PARIS. OCt 24»-B11lB9-NH-’B reply 10 1-oyalists and receiving many suspic-

'cj SNUBBED WRNEGIE wnsniruorou, oct. 21.-'rne on Y5: ‘lion of accepting peace treaty reserv

showdown in the ratification flight.

Wperieicetl and competent Steneglikti R

` pher_ Apply. Box 190.

Australians Demand

_________?_____?__._.-----~-~

LOST.--A COMBINATION RACH ET

screw driver either on or betwe

Queen or Hillsboro St. Apply C-uar

pd `BRlSBA-NE, Oct 24.--A deputatlo

of returned soldiers waited upo

iiin. 1834-10-25-M11

i.__+i-if ’PlANO BARGAINS-2 FINE SEC-_

at have the government deport all Ge

II. A. Tanton and -Co's_, 144 Quest? mans- from the phintations in Germs

George Street. ' = 1112-10-28Mtf. _ ised thai, -if in the coming election I

ond hand upright. pianos- for sale

'emu wAN1'£o Fon Garvin

.AL

housework. _Small family. Goode wages. Mrs. lf. E. Colwlll, 186 Princo_

Street. ’ ' ' -

` 1832-10-25-Mt!

--.- FOR SALE.-TWO CHOICE BHONT

horn bull calves. Apply to Cass

Bros. North* River. ""

en d- (Special to The Guardian.)

Premier Hughes and requested him

was returned to power ho would vie New Guinea and then decide.

._-~_

Pierre LeNoir ‘ I Was Execute

1831-10-25`M3iDt1 “ ‘ *' ' "

l HAVE ON MY PREMIGES A

strayed red helfer, 1% years ol'd. V

Owner ma have some by WPDIYWE telligence with the enemy was-our

cuted at Sante Prison- at seven o'-

ing for sa. 1s1s.1o.a5iviaipa. gmk ,ms m,,,,,,,,g_ LB NM, ww ,h

third person to be executed on char- A- H- MC

n_ _ 40,- mme, side board and kitchen gas of attempts made by German

Yonge, etc. Apply 94 Dorchester Bt. psig" in France in 1915 and ww De

to John Watts, I-lam-pshlre, and pay-

'FOR SALE MUSIC CABINET, PA

A (Special to The Guardian.)

PARIS, Oct 24.-Pierre Le Noir co

gents to conduct a "deiee.tist” ca

~ 1830`1°`25MM` t b t futile efforts were mad

w DSW G ll

' .5 to gain a commutation of his sentence

on Sept 19 lust, when the firing squ

to Mmm.ea.|_ Wing” 25_00 a monthi was in position. 1-its lite was spare

WANTED EX~PBRlENCE1D MMD

tween 25 and 30 years of _age to

_ Hood cook-no washing. Must hav references. Apply in person to M

Bal Antholosyx' as vers., publnno

by Merrill and Bake cloth binding, yesterday that nothing he had la

n. before the officials would justify t _

M H t the “Mappa of depth, Urban Pdneau . _ _ . . . . ..

‘Ee I§gh.0;adolatB|y been suffering .ham H. ~W. YBO -. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

in perfect order-.' A 'rare opportu

ity- Will sell chesp. Onsale a

Canter-'s Bookstore.

B . for a time in o. most miraculous ma

case of Joseph a_ au

¢ given rt searching examinwtion by 5“ d .` ical authorities but it wus announce

1737-I0~Z_l~lll2ipd. . partial paralysis. A

Thos W Ma

Slim ‘Uday It Wm meet "°m°"`°w' $5 000 a your for Burns once refused

ls Champion Race

in r G ' ni 1. _ ` B ms mm ermny an 5 mov i °“”“’ hm “ mn” “”°"" 12°' Woodstock, NIB. oct. si.-rem ml

° gave the "wise men of the East’ the

in communication with some place in - , u t _ Germany by telephone, a private line illégrgtgxéi §,:fShs,tf;‘3\e§1e?_“,bo\;ea§oi7; biggest upset of the season yesterday having been attached to his' residence the water 'one The mmouski was at the closing of tho Woodstock Driv-

‘ ing Club’s “Overcast” meeting, when

cations are with German ropalists. she won the free-for-all tn straIShl

- anchor the J. H. Hackett returned to; heats and .neat the mucbwuted Mama

pacer, Zom 1.2.. 2.09 1-4, to say nothing of Peter Farren, 2.07. _ ‘ , While lt was called aruovorcoat mee- = ting, the weather on the closing day

E was ideal for racing. it being as warm E as in the middle of summer. and ilu

truck was lightning fast for one which

es_ is in its -first. year of use. Upwards nl 3, 2,500 people watched the curIe.in.bc~

ins: rung down on the eastern racing:

° LONDON. Oct. 20-John Bums's tions without further opposdion was -

_ YY- many ir-iends have been almost as , earnestly cr-nsldcred by “Democratic -"""s"’1 “““ l’“"“"‘i “b"“l the ground*

naval, aerial and reparations rcrnin. much Bm.DfiSed as gratified that An. sf-,nntor lc'i<7f‘rs under the Drnssure of were =»00 or more ours. i,lirce4|uariev-.<-

“Bu c»i1iniftrn'ma1-time fe '

rew ainogesiou d ave c o 1 eve opmen s pon ng o an enrly mamma nweqmg of me wm radm

of' which iv-'.r~~ from Mamie. The final

will he long remcnihered ns linvin;

New Guinea' Premier' Hughes Drmfe Hentlerson & Cudmore 5.0

5.00 3.0 2.0

Anthur Newberry . Nth” reply

L_ B. MacMillan -John Anderson . . . . . .. n Geo. J. McCormack ._ n,W.H.Kicgins to B. McCabe .. 1.00 ,_ P. S. Bradley ._ 1.00 ,,1c_H.Tay1oi»._... ...... ...____1o.ool_ _ Thus. F. White 5.00

. 5.00

Moreover, Burns was very proud of; cing at last an agreement on a rese

0. _ 0 having done so and fond of tellingi vati-on programme by the Senate maj-

--”-'_* _ about it. li; happened itn the precincts' ority, »brou,':lit the situation -to an un-

! w

500 h°‘l'eV0f- Hlld lake °°5“i5im°° me" M to'shake hands with Mr. Carnegie- The treaty opposition forces announ.

' ,_ proved the best sport over s--on ovifr

any lraclf in the East. ’l‘h‘e Woodstock Driving Club *hi-iw fore ha-;\ \v--und up tho i‘Ir'sf \'r~='~r .it

2.00 ' -

f th- H ll d ‘ ll d "- b i l* ` " '

L t H P t M Meter; olyiagigftgltblhglglildn hciepilgg Chgiicrgopgigfwgugegz hgfggeifhetggi “hm” axis”-`““° Wilh B- blaze of glory ' a e on' e c the responsibilities of a ministerial, elgn Relations committee toniorro They have Pm mmf ww” °“ me "“°‘

l _ _ _ offflce and was still an untamed Soc- when the administration leader

Another Of U16 links °0fl119CU“§ the ~ iallst. would be asked to go on record defin

B' ing map in good shape and they have _ what is declared to be the finest rac-

lnr' plant f-'ist of the Grand Circuit

P1‘0S0l1l&iltl U16 Past 1195 been 5`eVel`0‘1 Mr. Camegie was being shown itely as aoooplsng or rejecting lt. ~ ‘ ‘ ' _ < by U10 <l011ll1 Of H011- P91191' M°N““ idirough the House of Commons by The reservation programme ns it is Th” "MN ""”'“"l "`""‘_~""""""N‘l` ""“""` which occurred yesterday moraine at distingnishefi English friends. In the fo be presnitcd to the com-nitttev for ""-_"‘ 2 ll V4- “"0 it 1'* i”°‘W“"l "W

3° E“Si°\\ 3099*- ‘N5 “NYJ lobb John Burns was encountered approval was not made public but it U `f'”" """t"0’ -“‘ "5"" YF 01'--i‘ thri-

/> F* F’ (‘ 3 0\ T l

it W. L1 Cotton ..

dn. s, Monson

Dr.A.B.Reld . . . ... L_ E. Wellner . .. .. ._ E_A.Helm . H. Williams .. Wilf_ Taylor . . . . Llent Governor McKinnon .

S. kennedy .

5.0 5.0 5.00 2.00 1.00 _ 10.0 1.00 25.0

0 0

0 .

n MacDonald & Howe .

lctcd on a charge oi having held ln- C. Leonard MacKay -

o D. MacDonald _ __

a. ,_

d d

ner His attorney asserted that Le Noir A Frlellll

,_ _

_ id lv vldence wanted in th

Gallagher Prince Edward Theatre. “U” 5 9 G C in L, Le Non, wa

'BOOKS FOR SALE-THE "UNlVER

id, Harry

20.00

`DeBlo1s Bros. . ll. M. Vanlluskirlt - Samuel Smith . . . ... .

10.00 5.00 5.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 .00

0 0 0

2.00 1.00 1.00

A. ‘W. llyndman Louis S. lllanclinrd ._

Innls

E. McQuald.... . Matheson . H. Morris ._ Porter ». -

-M. Hanley E. Rogers A. Hsgian

fl James S, Cooke .. _ . 1.00

. .. 10.00

5.00 5.00 5.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 1.00 1.00

.""5"5°'° coo

?`P*1F¥"F`_”*3§

9 _ 8

¢‘iV.H.Prowse....... 5 Lt W. Wfotzson .. ¢1‘,D.B.lStewort

d1\V. Scantlebury .

Miller .

is H.‘V. Dunbar

Benj. Rogers' C. R. Smallwood

'l`o The People oi

1 unnssrtsttsgry-rdeoiiinio

Prince Edward Island

nd to the people of PrlooG=o§¢e'.:_'1‘;l°

1518110. who have taken second plscs to none in every WM' - forthcoming victory Loan, 1919, which is so vital to the 001111111100 vwsneritr or this Province one one Dominion. it is nevemfv 1° °\“ Bsrlcultural interests that the loan should be su1>D01‘l°df whim 1° essential to maintain .the large enport market der our surplus farm products. Ever! mill. woman and child will I fool sure. llellre to ‘mv Vlcwryfsomn und ends can neon .nm towers wins for and re-ostnblilhlngin civil lie the men who 'so valiautiy foushl- f°l‘ "Nm wntio the must lighting is over, our financier resnonsiblltel 0°" 1°'

Yet another great effort to “clean up."

.. .~ -v

M . MlcKlNNON.‘

one _ ` `

,_ v.I=~ "

*_ J. J. Hughes

Dr. Psthick L. B. Miller J. A. Robertson ._ `Dr. E. 8.1-larrle Donald McKinnon George Prowse Dr. C. H. Beer -- C. G, Duily Dr. H. Mclntyre

|“E. T. Higgs _Malcolmdrwin E. W."I‘eylor

5.00 5.00 5.00 ‘ 5.00 5.00 5.00

§§§§

2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00

lilly.

w. o. H gg Thefnmni tak 3 ,p-D Capt. John N. MacDonald 2.33 ~3l‘l49l_l¢t‘*;;2#* .,;§,_~ dex: J, C. Whalen S _M U _ “gully , B- °° °°°“ 'aw-'.'"..xsaeweas ' --of ~ ' in cfs.-a -° z

_,_ V I ' _ djrealurer. U. 1'-lf _

_°°t"“' 1-9192 I |,' ‘<_-sf." .-_'Fl-FI’ -f-'*“.*`VUl"l"“"t""'*"`-7*"

his home, 1 . _ _ , _ , _ _ 'T'l\<>_\i1i0 MY- ‘MSNUU ‘V95 °I1@ Of the and yCarnegie’s attention was direct- was unfl-"rs‘oofi to f-_mhrnre nine re- `-"Nl 1’ -1'-fl foe* r r elm; o _if- l3l`0lY_\l-ilellt 1119" ‘lf the P95* half C90' ed to lidm. As Burns used to tell the serve-*-ions evolved frniu swrizcsiions ' ‘_';'*" 'h"‘“ W3” 50"" -""`f”"`r"“’5`- "5 UI* tllry. B01‘nl1‘1 Dl1l`IllBy ln 183# ll6_ll1‘St story of ,thehr meeting' Carnegie Meir m\¢hm.,.,y hmm m.m,. Smu.N,sA one ms_ ~-`t:.'\r~‘,= ps -, .=_C.'l_=on»s frost will initi- cntered the political arena in 1882 ned up to mm smmng) Wm, Omgu-et. f“.p1\'._ng f-if-mfw 5,, this r,r,,¢.,»,,,,,,,,,,_, "‘ \v~“v-'f‘== -mi or \h_» course-,arid inn)-1;- wlien he wus elected asa Liberal rep-l (med mm’ and Bald- --A“d,.e,., Ca,-“_ fm- me -mmtntggy-prion 1.-_-mt-pg i-_-fig ‘ ”"~‘~‘l‘2""`~` Wi"-tl WF IHS’ \\'0i“1. The resentntive to the Legislative Council. ,gm offs,-S M5 hand (0 John Bu;-psy' . tho frm' th.-1' thov lrid horiril that the ,“‘““‘]"'l“(’t`~'llfw 'NH ‘\'I"~"illiil \\'1\ls-‘-0

- , _ -uf-'f--' 0 110 1111-1 If. ic itesiw. .alto

T"I‘0m limi Umil “ll NH Wlllement To which Burns replied: "John Burns - flrtlclc lou rfservatlon followed close- , _

1 I A d lv the l~n'~uo~f‘ of one l>rr~i=.en*ed in “°°'lstor:.- -c a,==iiii'~.l of -'\ t§<--H‘|'ou_-

l`r0)\l ilclive life ill 904 he was f‘.0I'l-_ refuse); 1_0 mlm the mud of n yew- . , _ .» _

\ gn 1. r-°=r‘on"r*'~ “f m the hor.-=o|uLzi .rt lul-

lllxs-cutivc_ Previous to his first elec~ .tion he liud.bcen a ‘Commissioner of lSn;all Debts until the county courts ,were esisblislicd and-was also High F Sheriff of _Prince County from 1875 to _ lisrr. He. was it gentleman or one om lschool, it representative who retained 1 Ili-roughout his political career the rcs

lpect and confidence of friends and op-

‘poucnts. In public and private life he

was tif? S3310 Oli l\ol:\o\l1{r. esteemed and respec ed y a l w o new. him .~ Since rouse manhood. until his retirement SQIDB years 080, he W8-I .a successful (merchant: and s'hip~owner, his large lstore. warehouses' sndshlpéting pro. perty st 'Mulpeque new con' `u~cted by his B011 Mr. D. P. ‘MONl\l,t,‘ .bglng (mg of the outstanding features of that thriving community. A life long P,-ep. byterian he was one of the strong pil- lars or the Mslpecruschureh nn-tu his removal to Qhurlottutown .ups Wu ever foremost in promoilnf the vygi. fore oil: `che'communlt'y »-in] 1 lt, mg". este. enjyears nga _th g ug daughters he reinovtYll"t0u C`iY1`srlo’t?;i- town since. owing lofcilliig neainr no lived in comparative ret! xnent`.`I-ie leaves to cumin the' 'iasinm-'y of , devoted and i°,vlus'_l=\\»1;o;& and ms- gz hizvggeibi fefmsrrlym as Annie

ur. out, o. i`u',

daughters the Misses; L35. :I-,Eau two s‘;>1;l,' Metssxv ~.Pl‘eston, Mp).

P» 611 X19' - he .in Char-

iotiolvwo- fro. the benhgfm unmi- lan tenders sincere symp;

o. sincere admiration for Burns as a self-educated and self-made man. And possibly in is-ter years Bu-rns changed li-is opinions conceming Andrew Cnrnogite.

Over one million people hold $50

Victory Bonds.

In the Victory Loan 1918, the sub-

scriptions received were 818.464, and of those 707,701 were from $50 to $500. _ In the Victory Loan 1917 the numb- - or of subscribers is given as 809,917, and only 500 of the subscriptions were for amounts above $5000 .

For amounts of $100,000 and more

ghere were 180 subscribers inthe 1917 oan. -~

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-exact Iungllacc \vh.;cl1 Preslrlenl Wil- leon announced in his Cheyenne, (Yyo.), address would be regarded by -him “as a rejection of the treaty."

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W.ASHING'l‘ON, Oct. 21.-After' 0115' of uncertainty during which Pro- sident Wilson sent to Secretary' Lane, ichnirmnn. it message of coneilation to he used as a "last resort" the inter- lnutlonal industrial conference to- lnight cleaned its slate by rejecting ‘all collective bargaining resolutions no Well as the labor proposition for intervention in the steel strike.

'tal on the vote against both the ori- ginal collective bargaining and steel strike resolutions, although the dec- laration of collective bargaining was proposed by the public delegates. - When collective bargaining recon- venes it will be practically the same -position as the opening in October 18.

The puhllc group alligned with capi-ll

5.00i U““°““1y 3 momber bf thi? ugwature-, Cf’~\`H<‘-S-Io." and turned his back on the the Senate during the day iv . _n on ' __ ° 1, L_

L00- and for many -_/ears 9. member of the, multimjllionalro. I Mc(‘umher, ltopnhlicnn. North Day. -PW gm: Vi\:fl~‘ -A ‘

The;-9 19 pp doubt that Carnegie had ora. which in turn was in almost the ‘ ' “ ‘“ “ 0" “"‘ 1' N 0* ‘ ‘A

. r -rnmlrnbl. pf-rformanco th in rl~..ti ly.-

Vorn li:\l in winning yoslsr‘ii:\~/‘5 \'i~..-_r-_ _ im--all and it surely adds to the lnur i els of lfrrnl Cnmoron. who now holrlr. ' the undisputed position of chrmpion race driver of the Maritime `Pro\'incm. while it also mario the 13~yearsol<l

ri '_ daughter :if Gold Hui, the biggest mon-

loy winner of the Maritime Circuit.. *Pontius back after having surprised 4 everybody when she won lim 2,12 = class the previous day Fern lla] was I easily the master of the whole bunch ' of fast records uacers at all stage, of the mee. lt was something like her `. twentieth rncc of the season and shr- equalird her win-race record of th'-_ year made at the Fredericton Exhtb irion meeting when she huns uv the new track record. , In the lively betting that had taken place on the event Fern Hoi wg; dey-_ er _considered an a contender add tickets ceiling _for Bef, to win -dragged

,alon t th rat at - , ` "meg zvenelurlgi-

at 11.52 tomorrow st 18.82 and Mon R B D \\ n da at 1.11 it will be high tonight ntl _ security of the Bonds do undouhleig and ‘lie interest of 51,* pg; gn.

' To The Peo ' e oi Prince Edward ' “U ii il”

The -ttao wsu be high ents moming_ 5 ,_ _ _ ' _- '_ at

. I h v leas re l recommending the .Victory Loan of 10 93 'Che

Y I _

11,15; gomon-ow ¢¢ 11,45 gm; Mugdpyl num is an excellent return on the investment with good Prospects

at 13_ ‘ _ = for steady increase in value of Bonds.. The loan in urgently needed '

Bun new this afternoon at 5.2 morrow ot 3.30 and Monday at __

it risen tomorrow' mornin! at 0 Y _ »

Monday at 6.45 and Tuesday at 0 _ civil lite' of thgaoldlef who fought in Pt-ence. a ~ \

-'bm uirsmi- moon. Thnndly. Ort , _ < - » _ .tot-in H._§&|i.*,.

1}l'll',~1l.lll p. ni._ _ ~ _ _ _ .__ ' _ (ht »0|§lvl` moon Thursiloy, Oct. 28rd, - _ .lj-__ _ _ #JH it h.~~ ‘ _ _ - ~f“`r

in order that vs may furnish credits to Great Britten for the pur- chase of the products of our forms and fisheries for the ensuing ` ear. and that nanny complete the ro-establishment he requires in

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