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Free Traders and Tariff’ Reforiners are Pre-
_ pnring to Stage a
Great; Struggle
1'.\nT11ss woiuuxe QUIETLY
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lf;-no 'l‘l°nilers Atteinptiii','; To use Public Opin- ion ln Canipalgn
(British United Press)
LONDON, Sept., 15,-it is he-
cmuiiig increasingly evident that tariff i'e~i`orniers and free traders ,mi preparing to make the econc mic conference tiio greatest strug- glo since the days of Joseph flliziiii- iicrliilii.
For iiuiny months past propagati-
de has iieeu issuing from liend- quiirters of tariff reformers and new orgnniziitloris have been form- od i-iucli as the Empire iievelup- ment Assotlatioii which ii.iiiuiiiiii:i the empire cannot be held togeth- or if closer trade bonds are not forged between the \notherlnn'.i nad the iloniinlons.
Free traders are working more
quietly yet their efforts are effic- lciil they liiiving formed ii parlia- nieiitiiry committee and are using 9-ililii: opinion especially .‘\\ ::\i.'l- iamis in gently rcsurrectlui.: ilulaiicli-,nt war cry your food will cost you more.
Lqiinr and Asquith Lllierzil.-z airt- itnitin; to the extent ot' cooper- iulng with the object ol' restoring
'Eiighinil 'to her long lost position ofa really free trade country. ’i‘lie quostion is an exceeiliiigly complex one and it is rendered more so by the present European iltiuition and the complete coll- apse of the (lerninn mark :is well as the iloprocintion of the 1"rent~li franc ninking coinpt,-titien wltli liritnin possible, by other nations where formerly ti nionopoiy was held.
llradford wool manufacturers
definitely dcniiiiiii that the ilomiii- ions impose it tariff upon all \vOol i-xporteil to countries other than i'iiiglnnil which would give English woolens u prei’erence.
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(Canadian Press.)
onesivisnr REACH:-zo
ON oOn|=u iNcioEN1' -|-
,A'lll'll"1NS- Sent. is. _ Tilt- -i- (zreco-itallan incident was vir_ -|~ lfltllly closed today when rue 1- 1'rcni:li Minister to Greece 'I'
'I' “wed “l ill” l"0"vinn Orme -1- 'I' with the liiifurmal note 0|' the 'I'
v'-zii'ious nieusures or rt-|,m-n_ .|- ll”ll*l °l`ll@‘l`0<l by the Council of 'I' Ainbussadors issuing tho ei-no. -|- untlon ot' Corfu by tho ltzili- 'I' ans, Sept. 27.
The assurance that the dtali-
ans would quit Corin has cre- ated intense satisfaction in Greek circles. Newspapers, ll°W0V0l‘. rclriiin from coin- mentlng on the situation as it now stands, confining them-»-|- 3(‘-lV9f4 l-U l`0l>rinting western 'I'
'I' opinion on the controversy. 'I' 'l"I"I"l"l'+'|"D'l"I'-l"l'1"l"i' -_-Q-o»e
PA55 lNll |]AY5 HANAINE lHl|lA lAllUNlAlN PENN
(ine oi' the l‘liiniiev.~i Loses ills l.ii'e und, :i See- ond iliis .\'zil'-
ro\\' lisezipe.
(Associated Press)
(ii‘}Nl'l\'A, Supl. 16.*--’l`\\'o Al-
plnlsts i'i'oii\ i"eldliii'eli, iiiinieil l’erlliei’tei' and (ioetscli, zittenipteil to scale the souilierii wzill nl' iii". lirusenfliili, on ilu' \-’oi'iiril>i'i‘gi,i' border” of S\vltzi'i'liinii. it very dain- gerous c_liiiili, only once :it-iiii-ved.
They reiielieil the most dti`|`iciiit,
point, and after speiidim.: iuutli time and strem:tli in seeking the “ciiiiiiiii-y," deciileii thot, l'erlliei't- er should iiiiilertiilie ii “peiiiluiuiu .~:vvliig."
A grappling iron was fixed, nad
(iiii-isieli loosi-il liiiiiseli' to give his eoiiipanion more rope. '[`lii.- daiiu- erous_riuuioeuvre cost him his life. for he fell 100 feet.
i’erlliei`i,er remiiineii in rin nl-
most lli."it'ci'ssili|i' nielie. lie secur- ed liiinselilto ii rock, and the suiue eveniiig siieeeileil ii\4:iiti'a\et,iiii.: the utteiitioii of ai :=lii-pliei'd on at iit'igli~ borlng Alp.
'i`iie first night p:i':,~‘eil. lio\\'evi~i',
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next day soine toiirists lieiirii calls, and eliinlied by :inotlier route to the suiuinit. but their rope wait; not loiii.: enoiigli. :intl thi' .=ili':inile<l man spent ii si-coiiri night on the rock face.
'i`|ie in-xt morning :i reliei' party
with ii 30~yn\'fl rope :ii‘i'l\’f-ii, iinil a guide des¢.~eiiileil 120 yards and threw the rope, lint coiilil not raise tlie exlliiiisteil mail.
Aiiotlier dei~ici-iiileil lioivever, :ind
l‘erlliet`i.ei' was re:<eiiei| ai`i<'\‘ 4-i hour.~i. lie had only ai smzill qiizin- liiy oi' elieese :intl salt ineat, aiiiil ii little teii, (living to the iii-at on ilu- roek, wiileli i'aeeil the soiilli, iii- siiffered 'it burning tiiirst, uiiii con- seiiiieiitiy, despite his lniiigev, dare ilot ent. the salt food.
Walter Hoover
Will Defend
Soulling Title
(Canadian Press.)
lil`iill'I`il, .\’ilnn., Sept, IG.- l"or
ilu- first time since iii- won the i’lili~ ndolpliin, gold cluillence cup, eni- bleiuntlc oi' the \voi‘ld's iimaii-'ur singles seiiliing rliiiiiiipionsliip, \‘\';ii~ tor lloovor, iluluth, is i~;clieduled to dei'end his title here lalg today :ig- ainst W. l~i. Giirrett iiilinore, ilie l’liilzidelpliii\ eliiillenl!<'l`.
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Hoivonso AT tivsnrooi.
Professor .iohii (`. lliclfllllillill- Ol
the University of Toronto, and ilu' iiiscoverer of liquid nir. li lf’ lll* made a Doctor of Science hy liiver~ pool University, followini: an nil;
tho 'Origin of t'P€'f`l“-"
dress on . » before famous llritish scientists. i
Sllllll Alllllll lNHl| lllNilllN
Fair .\`. Y. Reporter Saiyri l’l'ince liiseusseil Love Piilgfigeiiieiii :ind )li\i'i‘i:ig'e \\'itli Ilei'
l).\N(‘l']l) \\'l'l`l[ llhli Sl'}\'l‘]li.\L 'l`l.\[i‘its'
(‘lui|ni-i ]’l'iiiee Said lie .limi no intention oi' I<]iii°i_v .iini°ri:ig'e
(Canadian Press.)
'I‘()llO.\<"l`0, Sept. 16. - _\eeoi'tliii_'.:
to the special cori'espimiieiit.~i uf 'l`l'l`0lll'l lli\li0i'-i in Qtiebt-1', the pieo~ ple ot' that city :ire :ill agof.; with t'iii'ii's_ily as to iiow' “the girl in greeii” since identified :is .\liss lim- useric Stilnlcy, of tho New York liziily News, secured her intruiiuc- tion to Lord iiteiit'i'eiv, who riaiiiei-,il with her several liiiics on Wctiiics- day ovenliig, und, :i,ccOrding to her de.\;piitcli t'u hci' paper, tiiseiisseii liiuilters of lovc, eiig-a_:ciiit'iit :intl iii:ii'riaige, while they w-ere “t-ripping the iight i;LiltssIli:" at the Cliuteaiil
, l~‘riintenzic.
"\Vho iiindc it possible for the
sensatioinil _yellow press piifiiire sheet in l\'o\v Yorli to gain zicce.-es to liord lteiilri-\v'!" asks .\liss i.ii'.'_\ Doyle, it proniiaeiii, iliiiiaiiisiii iii-.wraiiiiiu-i' woiiinn in Iier ilt'.sp;iti,-li to the 'l`oi‘Oiiio 'l't-.legi';iiii.
llon.1Viui‘t.inliurrlll, oi' tlttiiwzi,
;\\'iio was said to liiive iii‘.i'odiii~i~d lliorfl lit,-iil`i‘e\v lo the New York liiew.~'piipi-i~ ivoiiiziii. tleeiared, ricciiril- tint: to iid espzitcli irniii tittziwai, that lytlie lady was iinliiioivn to him and that he did not prc.~;i~nt liui' to the i'o_\':il \'i.~iito1‘.
'Flin Neiv York lifilly News pub-
lished the following as part ul' the linterview of bliss Stanley with Lord llleiiirew: "liste-r in the in-lervieii' ,i~oii\'ers:ition led to the suiiji-ci oi' ai liixiiieee. ' “'I‘ho |’riiii~e, at the inention ol
wlilioiit help ;iri'i\'ini:, :intl tlii-Allie \\'iii'ri,slio'.~li his siiiouthly britsli-
led blond lieiid. \vi'iiil<leil his \-ery .blue eyes, which, despite their win- 1nin_'_: tmiiirncss, linvr- ii sugegsttoii lot sli_\'iiis=i that ciiiitributes in his .lioyisli appcarftnce. l “‘(irezii lieiiveiis`, he exelaiiiieil, ‘l've had eight alreauly --or did when l lost eount.’
"‘i am not eiigzll-ZP‘l-' lie stated.
icniplizitically, ‘and inaridiige is son_ic~ thing to be coiisidcred in the tar future. I have no intention of inur- i'_\iiig-fipoii'." '
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SUN Ill llliillll Nl llllHll Nlll
1)¢-:ith Toll Esiiniateti :ii
|20, ‘.\'umbei- iivieted . A 145.000
(Canadian Press) iii~:iii.iN, sent. 1'i~~'~\Vl'='l l“ coiisiderifd in some riiiiirters as n final suinniliig up of the cost in lives money and prison sentences ol Gei'inany's passive resistance to the l"i‘uiico-llelgiaii forces of oCf1\llt~ ation is contained in ii ,~ieiul-oft'ie-:il stnteinent issued today.
The death toll is placed :it 120
not including ten Gerinrins senteii ced to capital piiiiisiiiiieiit by the courts martial. Five persons were sentenced to life iiuprlsoniiient. ami the other sent1'nces linpf»,ae-I aggregate 1.51)() yi-urs.
T\vo hundred and nine scliiiol
buildings were requisitloiieil for army purposes, ami 1751 iie\\':i- papers were siispeuiied. l’e'i\:ioii'i ousted from their lioines number ed 145,000, of whom lIll,ii0tl were expelled from the oeeiipieil area.
The oceiipntimi nlitliorities sei'/,ed
1.ii52.000,000,000.0lit), nutrks and 111.000 French fruiies.
Since tho beginning of the oc-
cupation, tho stiitouient ileclared, the i"reuch and llelginns liiiil inun- agefl to ship only 2.1l75,000 tons of coke. coal ami liriqiii-ttes from tho occuplrii region, wiioreiis in the same period liist _veiir (ii-riiiiiny mflil" "lfiiirntion fuel delivi~i'ies of 1l.4fi0,000 tons.
Typhoon Sweeps
Over Japan
(Csnsdlsn Preis.)
OSAKA, -Sept. 16. - A iyphoon
,broke over the mainland today, forcing ships carrying relief nint- erials to .take refuge near the const town of Tottori, northwest of Kobe, is ,reported to have been inundated.
(Canadian Press)
ilritisli ol'i`it-luis believe.
Time Limit of ltalyfs “Ultimatum” to Ju-
go-Slavia Has Been Extended. Both Na- tions Agree to Refer Matter to the League of Nations. .
t'aiu'pziigu on the part of italy. I`liey compare it with the policy
H l"_C_"\'ll)O§» H 3:9!"-:I 1_5- -ltHli"S iiiirsueil by Aiistria-Hungary, which to |°_ ‘ llell`5ll*Vld‘ Wllll F€§DPUl policy, they say, caused the down- ll 10 'll-1-0l>l"l1C0 Ol the Pillinc iaill Ot' the dual monarchy. lpi‘obli~ni .aoiiietiiiiets referred to as The presence here of- Marchal .in ultimatum which was due tOvi"riin¢-iiet D'l']sprey has given op- ~‘>-i'lI'0 tellily, has been extended. portunity for the .lugo-Slavs to
I llf£`fll`lllll§_l|0 Ofiltilill <l11Hi'l€rS display their friendship for France, lfflf- _ll _ls “flied l-llal _ <lllll0mMl0 which seems _ particularly warm ll'-l-Ul-l'1ll0ll5 F9!-Tillllillg Porto and enthusiastic in the present llarros and the Delta there, im- emergency. "'@'li=itely udlaccnt to Fiuine. will The riuino crisis has given ada-
t-oiitliiiiie on at basis of some new ed impetus to the important move- lt.ili.iu _proposals the nature Oi nicnt among the Serbian youths \`\_liii:h‘i.~. as _vet unknown. Ail who are grouping themselves into eniigei of hostilities between ltzil_\' ii patriotic as-sociatioii called the and Jiigo-Slziviu. has been removed “()mlai|ina." Funds have been
flowing into the treasury of this
LU-\<l)f).\-', Sept. iii. ~An ex- or-gaiiizzition during the last few
t-'luiiigo I`eiegrapli despatch from days, the list of sulvicribcrs includ- l"l‘I\0Vi\ Sdys it its officially un- iii: the names of several Cabinet iiouiiced that lieth Italy and Jugo- .\iiiil.»-ters. _ Slzivia have agreed to register with The iiewspaper, Politina, which the League of .\':ttions the treat_i' is usually well informed, says to- of itzipiillo and also tif the Margher- day: “Our Government has as- litii agreement regulating the bor- eiiriiiiec that no clntuge can intel'- liler adjustment oi' the two nations. veiie in the Flame affair, which
The ,liigo-Siiiviiiri iiewspapers de- ineuns that lttil_\' will not undertake
nouneo the prospective uiiiiexatieiiia course that will lead to annexa- Iiis the beginning oi' an imperiaiictic' tion."
Ord( -.ix
*THE llil llllllili PARADE
A WATCHED BY .LARGE NUMBER
'i‘li<.i puraile of the l. fi. 0. l'»‘. yes- ltahio appearance. At the People's
tei'dii_v zit`termioii from ilie Leilizc Ceiiieii-ry, Lu-other the Rev. George ltiuiin to the l’i-uple's Ceinetery was C. 'l`:iylu`i~ made the address, paying 'witnessed by it large num-ber ot an eioqiieiit tribute 'to departed citizeiis, 'l‘he tlireiitening rain did brel,liren. Bro, John `A. McNair act.- noi. niaicriziiizo duiriiig ilu- ‘ ziiitcr- cd as Noble Grand, and Bro. George noon and m,in_\' tit-coinpaiiierl the .\'l<.l.eo<liis Chaplain. pxiradinig liretlirr.-ii to the ceinetery, (iraves ol' ibrethreii at Sherwood wlicre flowers iverii plat ed upon the -and the old ldiigllsh Cemetery were gi'iive.~i iii' di~piii'ii-il ineniibers of the iiecornted in the morning.
At`iti.-r the qiiirafle the members
The paraile, lienilel h_v the ti. W. inet at the Lodge Room, whe.re liro.
\’. .\. baud, was m:ii‘slialle<l by Col. John ll. .\iuli'e\\'s was preseiitefl
liiaivison. :intl preseiiteii ai, \'i'i',v trreill ugh at 25-_\e.ii' vetei‘ans’ jewel. L l ` '
Canadian Press
the season. '
.li.;i'il lo .sumo extefl
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Survivors of I Wreoked Sohooners
(Canadian Press)
down was not stated.
Count y.
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7 Perish, Score
" Injured in Tenement Fire
(Canadian Press)
‘ trict.
5A,5liAlEHlllANllllllll5H llllll Hll NY ll-lANl lNN5llll Plllli
(Canadian Press)
( ` -)
l’()lt'l`.'\<iE LA -PRi\lR'Li‘J, Ninn., l.()i\'DON. Sept. 15--0Cl-0i>l With
Sept. I7- ltepurts-recelveil liereyes- n strong predilection for lobster terdziy from points south ol the As- have bi-t':i robbing pots on the siiiiboiie rivei' in the l`tirlage ills-].'ieilt,li cfiiist tif idiillltlllil 10 S\lUl\ "Tl triet, record the first siioiviitorin of extent. that the Ministry of Agri-
eultiirii and i<‘isliei'ies started an
.\l Oakville :ind I other points iiivestigiitioii. It found they had
south of the river it began -to snow sonie in large Schools, inure lhlln during the nigh-t and when daiyliglit sixty having been caught recently. Currie 'it sli‘o\\'t>il to be rtliuut two (ine lobster lioalmsn visiting his- inehes on the ground, ii i'e.il winter pots near ilirlinixs (inn. C'llll\l\`l‘fl (12,,-_ seveiiteeri di-,viifish which had
S.\SKA'lit)()N, Sept, 17. ~- One- crawled into the pots and eaten
quarter inch of leo lay on ponds and llll UH' l0bHl0¥`~
The largest octopus caught had
sioirirlis at Unity, Sitsk., ted-ay, fol- lowing last nlgh.t`s heavy frost.. Gar- Pl- lltiflil l-ll0 Sl’-0 °f ll ll°C°*‘ll“l- den growth wi-is'kllle<l und privcti- l"0l'ly llflvll limll Ullmll “Gill” F°lk' cally all growing girnin was dnin- use of rinil elves the taxpayer n ,. . . _ (_ estiiue. 'i`iie lobstermeu made good
receipt in ivlieel barrows near the shore for the inspection of widc eyed visitors.
Arrive in Port Gleslla SYSNGIH -- Is Denounoed
lVl()iilLE. Ain. Sept. lti.-The ----
steainev Hancock County, opernt- (caflldlln PNN) ing between Mobile and Windward TOKIO, Sept. 17.-The gieshn lglund ports arrived yesterday syi-item, one of Jap:m's picturesque bringing twelve survivors from the nnil time honored institutions, has llnlteli Sttlttfti HCIIOOIIPI' Eiillllllt been dealt another severe blow New York. l0Ht Of '1`I‘ll\i'l1ltl HOVOY' as ri result of the announeemeiit ill 'l'1YH M10- of n vigorous campaign agaitist it..
The vessel also brought news h,,,,,|(,,| by 41,9 |-#gum-ation of
of the loss of the Viniy, ri sister C|,,~|,.,n,m M|5,,pm9 in _]npan_ ship to the Egulite, the two sehoon- Tho Fm,|m-,mon holds Um( (im ers going down within a short time giwhn ,_,y,,.¢,_,m is R ,,,u.,,|,.n| of of each other. Whetlier iiny lives nw bm.|m,.|,. 'mst' Wm." ,.|mm\|y “"`l"` ln” “'l“"“ ‘lm Vlllly “lem all Japanese women were held in
ii fnrni of linnilage. While no coin-
I,Rl5li‘§;'“ the llllllllell voyage Ol th" plnint of ii general nature has sn " _ _ fur been made bythe gieslm girls, I §";vl_;°l;8H(E‘llfl_?f‘tm;:lm(u:ll(Eh;; the most interesting feiiiiires of lvxsilitl ‘Nxt nli`ea“bilfnorr(i"lylii'y reaclliled wh" lmvp for yea” hmm one nl
' ‘ l n in the eyes of foreigners,
, . . _ _ . iipa
Sun lioininicaii (.ity and \\‘i|re [ink um mlsqionarlcs hom that ‘heir
all taken on board thi niicoc ' ‘ _
y I occupation should be regarded as
ii vice and therefore discourugeil.
Tho l~`nileri-ition has issued an
order stating that as for 'is flu- uncial donations and eo-opei'z\tl'm are concerned, Christians will not be recognized by the missions
unless they are unfavorable to expected to bring about general
thc gieshn system. This action is opposition to the giesha by the
~-JERSEY ("l'l`Y N-l-~ Sl’-ill- lil* whole' of the foreign element in Seven persons killed nnil n score _yapan_ °l` lll0l"‘ “"“l”l` l"-l“ff‘-tl “-l‘l'lY l"‘l"V The Federation has also decided “'l\°“ lll"“ ““""l'¢ ll"'0\'Rl\ fl l<'""' oil to make temporsnce s more im- lllflll ll' lllf’ llllf‘l<lY l10P\llDl"'l 'lid' portant' isiiua in its future deliber-
ations and campaign activities.
p if N||llllINE, FHUN lillilll-Ni
For Losses Clalined to Have Been Siistnlncd
by Coinpnny I)u1'ing Great “fair
L.\l{»(iES'l_‘ OF DOMIN- ION (,‘L.\I)IS
Legality oi' ii Million Dol- lar lteni Questioned by Com.
(Canadian Press)
MONTREAL, Sept. 16.-Nearly
$17,000,000 is to be asked from Ger many by the Dominion Steel Cor- poration and six of its subsidiary companies, and the Nova Scotia Steel and Coal Company, to cover losses sustained owing to opera- tion of the great war. Torpedoeil vessels under charter; chartered steaniers requisitioneii; costs of substituting requlsitioned vessels; losses of contracts; and war risk premiums, are the heading under which the claims are listed.
Hearings of these claims, the
largest aggregate by far of :ill the Doniinlon applications of this character began here today before the lion. Dr. William Pugsiey, com missioner appointed by the govern- ment to investigate and report on :ill Canadian war reparations claims. The actual total is $16,711,-
170.
The legality oi’ hu item of $1.133.
G67 clalnieil by the Dominion (foal Company in respect of chartered stoainers requlsltioneil by tho Brit- ish Admlrulity was discussed, lice- tor liicinnes, K. C., of Halifax. for the company explained that these ships had been specially construct- ed for the purpose of the trade and the company had been forced to
s bstitute ships of inferior
ess of the cuinpauy fell off.
i-lon. Dr. l’ugsley questioned
ivhether it was ii direct damage when liritiiln intervened and exer-
'I' 'I' I4' 0' O
buy .u . ,
type. As a result t.he whole busln-A
':'l'l"I'¢O'I"l'4"|O'l"l'4"|'
'I'
LOAN T0 HUNGARY
REPORTED LiKELY
(Clnsdlsn Press.)
GENEVA, Sept, 16.-lt is re~ 4'
iiorted in League of Nations 'I circles that the proposed 500,- 'I' 0041000 i-wld franc loan i'or + ilungary has been practically 'I' arranged, and that it will be 'I' under the con-trol ot' the re- 'I' Daration committee, with the League appointing a,lii'g~li com~
4' mlssloaer to act in an advis- '|» Ory capacity. The representa-
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'l"l"P'l'l'§'l"|'
'l>+'I'
O tives of the Little Entent/e na,- O -tions met today ‘lo discuss the 'I' 'I'
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Dolitical aspects ot' the pro- 'I' posed loan and to decide wlie- 'I' ther they could be assured 'I such' ii loan would not adverse- 4' ly affect ihein. English bank- 'I ers are said to be particularly 4'
'I' behind the loan project. 'I' 'I-+'l"I"I"I"I"l"I"l'I"I"I'-I"I' -1--<¢>i-
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5 Peimsylvania (‘-oiiniiles
Yield 90 Per (tent of < Total Annual Pro- duction
(Canadian Press)
PlliLADELPiilA, Sept. 16.-
Desplte the fact that anthracitc coal wage controversies so often ‘occupy much front page space in Newspapers there is zi conslrler- able number of persons who do not know that this fuel is found ln ti comparatively small part of Pennsylvania. No commercially worthwhile amount of anthracite is found in any other part of the. United States. it is confined to nine counties in an area of about 196 square miles in the north ens- tern quarter of the state. Five of the nine counties yield more than 90 per cent of the annual produc- tion.
Tlie coal is found at all depths
ranging from outcroppings on the
rivers and other streams.
There is no strictly bituminous
coal in the anthraclte area. Bitum-I
eised her discretioii in requisition- ing the ships. “Can you Hai’ lllilli is ii direct charge against Cerin-
unless authorities were found to cliange his opinion. the applicant- coulil not hope that he would fav- orably reecominentl award in the case, Counsel promised to look up'
authorities to support the claim.
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lil llllillll llN lllllllli lNlJl|Nl
(fuse of. ]’i'Ovi1iciui. Of- ficers to Colne liei'oi'e Privy (‘Oiincil
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(Canadian Press)
QUIBBEC, Sept. 16.-On Oct. 10.
Charles Lanctot, K. (`~» -‘\SSlBmlll Attorney-General, will Hllll l0l' idngliind, whore he is to act on be~ half of the province of Quebec bc- iore the Privy Council in the case of the King and Coriiu. cimecrning the right of the Federal Govern- ment to levy x1 tax on incomes re- sulting from salaries paid by Pro- vincial Governments to Ministers of the Crown, members of the Leg- islature and civil servants.
The case affects not only the
Province of Quebec, hut has been accepted as a test case by the other provinces in which generally in the meantime the collection g_f income' tax on persons objecting here is upheld.
The test case referred to follow-
ed :i clnlni to collect :in income inx on the salary of lion, J. E. Caron, Minister of Agriculture. as a Minister and iiieinbev of the local Leglsiatiire liir, Caron hrought his objections before the Superior Court and then before the Supreme Court, where an informal judg- ment was renriereil, the bench sug- gesting that the matter he brought before' the Privy Council. The case was to come up last session, but was delayed iintli this fall.
_ -Q-Q3-i< THE SOUTH SEA ATOLLS investigations cnnilm-teil by
scientific expeditions to the Pacific islands have shown that there is a slow elevation goim; on there. wliich, by lifting the reefs gradually above the waves. preser- ves tlieui from erosion at the tor :ind enables vegetation ami cer- tain auiniai forms of- s terrestrial character to exist there. This is in opposition to the old idea that the stolls were formed by the grailunl subsidence of small islands, and that the coral insects hulit up encircling roofs nn the islands sank. .
ers who blast the coal. These men hold certificates Obtained after tivo years' experience in the hard e al mines under the mining laws
o
of the state.
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Excellent Order
Still Prev:-iils
ln Spain
(Canadian Press)
liAit(`l'JLONA, Sept. 1t`».--- Order
continues throughout Spain. Ruii~ roads and public utilities aro func-
llfe of the country has not been disturbed by the military coup.
Big Jewel Rob-
bery Opposite
Polioe Station
(By Dominion News Service.) l,O.\‘DO!\'. Sept. 18.-Uncut din~
monds and brooches, bangles, and other articles set with jewels worth more (pup 575.000 have been stolen i'roii1 two safes in a jeweller‘.'\shop almost lniniediateiy opposite Bish- -opsgate police' station.
Tho thieves forced two speelnlil*
-made pndlocks on the front door. l ed a hole in one oi’ the sales to
mr obtain the keys of both. took the entire r-on-tents. relocked the front door with new padloi-ks and van- isherl.
The shop was closed on Saturday,
the Jewish Sabbath, and it was
Messrs. Wiiiegnrteu, arrived to
in t e s ii . of two safes wide open. A lock- smith ivan -sent for and the pad- locks forced. and it was then found that the safes had been cleared of their contents. There was a great quantity of other jewellery in the
t h
lt is one of the most astonishing
roblieries ever committed in Lon- tdon. The lmpudenoe of the thieves in selecting a shop in full view of an important police station. and
front door, surpasses the most
."crook" in fiction.
onli' when ii member of the firm., l
open the shop that the burglary /
was discovered. The pailloeks ap- -
pest-ed to Iio those with which the
door had been locked on the pre , _,/-
vioiis nlghé, hut. the keys could neil ’ ,_ _ ‘
be inserte . , " \ ./ Q "
A peel' through ii small aperture /Z 3 -_,C
h h tter revealed the doors Q`\--»-- A ` ‘
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NAH A-liilll. ENNEN Alillllll
ElllEllNllllNl
Peasinits of iiokllaru Re- fuse to Iiecognize the (i‘io\'eriiir\e\it us Llberzitoi'
)I()SLEl\lS (‘.\LLEli
T() HOLY \\'.\R
1 A ` .__l~`oriner ’l`iii'l<i.~ih Ariny
()ffieel's I.eailci'i-i of
insurrection
- (Canadian Press)
. , Moscow, sept. 16.-The anti-
Soviet lnsurrectlonary movement
I
- - “ln Boichura and the Ferfhnn pro-
' vince which under the leadership
of Enver Pnslia caused not a little
(trouble to the Moscow Government
and which was announced as “completely liquidated" last sut- unin. has broken out again with re- newed vigor.
The Pravda, in recording this
sudden new ovtiziirst of anti-Soviet risings in the eastern provincee. attempts to explain it by "tho precarious economic condition of the masses ,and the progressive pauperization of the peasant and uomnd eleinent:i."
The Bokhara and Ferghan pon-
sants, as the Moscow paper admits refuse to look on the Soviet Gov- ernment as “liberstors of the op- pressed eastern nationalities." and they insist in maintaining a state of permandnt rebellion.
This your the rebellion is iod by
one of Enver Pasha's chief lieuten- nnts, l-lodjzi Saint Bey. once iln officer in the Turkish army, who now calls himself Selini Pasha.
The lenders of tho insurrection-
ary movement after Enver Pasbafs
ced last autumn at the hands of
surface to about 1,400 feet under- th.. Soviet (1-00p,,_ “mt at Kabul. Efflllllfl- ll lll f0lllVl llllflel' Clues' and rltfcitlcd on a new plan 0( cam-
paign which in the course of the winter and spring was elaborated by the rebel general staff, consis-
iuous coal is found in central and M _I 1, I t,
(western I’ennsylvanin i_n more Opihgxfhlsskzgllyngmsnggrtgglgsl;
M, -2" he asked lie concluded that&lh:f;“f:_pl‘E3l;fl3E&!°T;:$¥sé00 an‘hm_ rile ofl lflist month tho "Basmstchi"
cite collierles, employing approxi- ‘r’('0ll"a’li’i;’l'__.1“;’l';S Psgggrililnltlg' .vig
tel 155,000 en uni boys. Of Fl _ ‘l
llhzsleyaiiozzt 4l.',(£A'll) are slkilled min- ll "ell °ll‘lllf‘ll"'3 Hglllllsl U10 50|'
siicviks.
“Selini Psalm" has issued an ap-
peal to the Moslem population of Soviet Russia. in which he declares that the principal aims of the re- bels are "to iiebrate Bokbara. Kliiva, Turkestan, and Trariscatlc- nsln _from the yoke of both Russian and lliosiem (Tonimunists," and “to proclaim n holy war against Com- niunists," Ho calls upon all Mos- leins to rally under the banners of Islam. _ .
Among the leaders of the rebel-
lion ard many prominent merch- ants from old Iiokhars. .itil Moh- animedofi, a member of the Arch- aeological lniitituto in Constantin-
tioning normally and the ccononiiclmpic, and wel; known in p",.[¢|,.
mist circles, and lhrahini Bey. chief of the Lokai tribe and uncle of the former Emir of Bokhars.
The Pravda admits that the
movement is a serious om-', snd, that the Soviet Government is once more faced in the east with serious danger.
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