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Will Contest 240 Out of 245 Constituencies While Government Can Only Count 0n 20 0 Supporters-Great- est Contest in Political H

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(Special to The Guardian) (l‘l"l‘.»\WA, Scpt. 25-——Wlth the or practically designated and at work in two hundrcd and thirty oi‘ the two hundred and forty-live con- stituencies there is an opportunity for a. national survey of the politi- t-al situation as the campaign ent- ers the last phase.

in the present contest there will be conservative contestants in two hundred and forty oi‘ the two hun~ tired and forty-live constituencies, while it. is tlonbtfiil if there will be

porters oi‘ the King government. in the field. This in itself indicates the strong swing to the Conserva- tive party. Then there is the scur- ry to cover of the cabinet minist- crs. The Conservatives have prac- tically "bottled up” three fourths of the ministers in their constituen- cies in which they are so hard

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bottled up in West Edmonton and lion. J. ll, King is coniiiiiilg his ef- forts to East Koutenily in the vain hope that he may save his own _ constituency from the general ‘ _ ' ‘ wreck. ln Quebec ministers for a time have a freer hand but the contest is becoming kcsner and Messrs Lapointe and tlannou will _ ‘ soon be in tho same plight as their colleagues in other provinces. Director of Industrial Exhibits at. The government is sadly in need w¢|1~|b|gy who “y; {hag the 5mm of capable speakers as little cnii pm, Exhibition has brought Canada, be expected from ministers fighting fby-Qibiy “for, n“; purdmginql for llicir own political existence. pubuc of a“ nagiong “s pubncny, tl is tllfferent with the Conserva- h“ {or on, thing young a mark“! tives. While Mr, Meighen is in the for a" the canned ammo" and lqbfl West his colleagues in the eastern 5m. m,“ gin“, can Praia“, , provinces arc massed for the greut- t est attack ever leveled on any gov- -__-<+c

ernnicnt. 'l‘hree premiers and their

colleagues will join with Conserva- tive federal nominees in the Marl- timo Provinces, Premier Baxter Rhodes and Stewart will lead the

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TIN THE FIELD

lBritish Delegate

Supports ........ ‘Nil SEATS IN l. t. FHH lHt tlltillts

GENEVA, Sept. 25.-—l.ord Robert Cecil, British tlelcgate to the Leag- ue of Nations assembly today sup- Says Meighen Who Receives Word From Pacific Province

ported a resolution culling foi-‘prep nratlon of a general disarmament conference and consideration of some system of conciliation and ar-

JCMTIPBELLTON, Se-pt. 25.— Al- though t-he iMaritime iProvince-s schedule of meetings to be address- ed by Rt. lion. Anthur Metighen was

exhausted ‘at, Satin-t John last. night the Conservative tleader was not to cross the border into Quielbec Mltthout making anoiihea- speech.

(Canadian Preu) (‘rrrmrose Alta, John W. Thomas. 11th., ral. Carleton Place. ‘Obit... tithe £'ll‘il‘y of lion. Dr. Richard It‘. Preston. Minister without pont- . folia ‘in the former Hearst Coiiq ‘ivheh the ‘hrhih on which M'- servat-ive govvernmen; Ontario ln-"Melghen was mmveulmg “rhlved to ii-tlcral toliltics Wag nnnou|nned"l““'° “S 7-30 ‘this emhdhl! h cmwd last urfiglit, when t-he Oonsetrva w“ hi- hht!’ aha-mm ‘to he“ hhh- tlvt- convention hero wrrtnim» ‘Aihhmigh Th‘? ishhdeh of ‘hiim ousiy chose. li'm ‘to represent the “hr” “MW m“ and n “Th9 Thin‘ (louscrvritivc rurty iii the coming mg ‘Mr-‘Meighgh 91°F?“ than! h“ f‘ (Perm 8190mm,’ car, mounted a. convenient baggage

r-Frricnniono, Seipt. 25.—-Hon, o. “Wk “<1 mat!" a “W011 0f WW9 N. (lordon, iMiiulster of lmirrlgra- "hhuieh, ‘lhrhihhh- He made Whlhl“ lion is ‘the unanimous ohoiico of 1”‘tlc‘he't‘“'°hc9 ‘m ‘he ‘Pmhhihle 1'9‘ |_-,;,e,.k.,,1s of we.“ Ipawnboro for m; salt. on October 29 and told his ills- (iiUCtiOll. to vthe l-loutse of Commons. hem" Shh‘- ‘he ‘hm ‘tilhh? "received

Bowrlver’ Mm” A J_ Douglas. word from British Columbia to ‘the Conservative; West Peterboro, (mam that the Drberals would ‘not

‘HENRI BOURASSA SR1; HOIL W_ S_ Field-

ing Receives Pre- sentation And Address ‘

(Canadian Preu)

tives oi’ the iince and Insurance called this morning on Right lion. W, S. Field- ing at his residence and presented him with an address accompanied by a gift from the entire staff of the two departments throughout Canada in the form of a bond of the 1923 issue, the lust big financ- . ial operation with which Mr, Field- , lug tlealt as Minister of Finance. _. Tile event which was perhaps un- ique in many respects in the rec- ord of the public service of Cana- da. marked the severance of the re- lation of Mr. Fielding ns minister with the staff of the Departments The address was read and the pre- sentation made on behalf of the officials by Hon. J. A. Robb.

n French-Canadian Nationalist who is a candidate for parliamentary honors for the constituency of Labelle.

A. B. Copp Re- ceives Senatorship

(Canadian Prue)

For Ten-Day Program

TORONTO, Sept, 25.——Delegates

OTTAWA, Sept. 25.~—Rr>presenta- Departments of Fin-

Railway Men Gather e

SAY TTETTEH Til FISHT THiNSTiHi/E

London Unemployed Ask For‘ Additional Coal Allowance for Winter

LON-DON, ‘Se-pt. Zfs-Bantnlers in- scribed with suoh slogans as "work- or mnlntziiiuonce," and "-bet.tl0i"' ‘be fighting ‘than starving" ‘were car- nied in "a procession of iilive thou- sa-ml unemployed, a miile and a half in length which marched tto the office of the Westliaan Board of Guardians ttodsy for the rpurpose of asking taddtilflonail allowances‘ of coal during the oomiin-g win-oer momths. Before the ipiocession. movv~ ed off the demonstrators were bar-

angue-tl by speakers, twthllch includ- d sevrtral local communists. More than 200 mounted tpolice officers were sita/tioned all/Jug the route of the procession but there ‘was no disorder. Attlter a aepresentbaitrive ‘deputa- tion had to be assured by the tboarri

Ont. lion. G. N, Norton. Liberal;_ flllelx/ille, Sask., J. Dinnln, Conser- .vaiivc; Last Mountain, Sask., J. W. Nathositin, Conservative; Klnders-

win a seat in that ‘province.

Mr. Mei-ghen deeds-rent if the government fie-it satisfied at con- ditions in tthe country be was

‘call. Russell Conservative. Wick. ‘Nova. ‘Smiita. and Prince Ed-

OTTAWA, Sept. 25.—Hon. A. B. Copp. Secretary of State, has re- signed his portfolio in the govern- ment and his resignation has been

to the Canadian Brotherhood of Railwaymens convention were this morning welcomed in the Empire

of the guardriians thatt their demands would (be submitted. to the mln/istry of he-alith, the demonstrators rot/urn-

_ . ed to their starting point and drie- _ . Qillhaiily so. 1H9 left the ‘Mafltilimefl accepted. Mr. Copp was today np- mompfit l the Prince Georg“ by hers-ed qiiiet-y. 73-501‘? PBWTWIIK V116 premmd that “my um refusing n“ attack m Ncw Brunswick, Nova icy, Susie, Rev, li- Walter, Conser- with n, peeping 0g cqnfldgnce in um pointed to the senate to m] the ca‘ e9 hem Mhrdmik Mchemh deputation ttihe Guardians atppotint- mus m come over and ha") 0mm. Scotia and Prince Edward island. vativc; Wetaskaiwin, Alta, Charl- ntsult of election in aNe-w lB-ruus- vacancy existing 1n New 13w“. Chhflhiietowh- ed a deputattion tto interview Nev- ilunliidutes‘ In Nova 50mm "om ln Ontario Premier Ferguson and

l-l. M. MacDonald deserted Pictou for Antigonish and Guyai-nm arm‘ reports here are that ho nos not| greatly improved his chances. Who over is chosen as representative from New ‘Brunswick, it is believ- ed will be in an equally insecure position. it is doubtful if a single cabinet minister including the lire- iner wlliwin through in Ontario. lion. George l’. Graham dare not leave South Essex for a day an lion. G. N. Gordon in Peterboro

-Guthcrle and scores oi" other men

his colleagues will join with Sir Henry Drayton, l-lon. R. J. Mniiioii, Hon, Gideon Robertson, lion, llugh

. HtIJSINESS

(Special to The Guardian.)

TORONTO, 0nt., Sept. 25--'i‘hc Agricultural Committee of Ontario is in possession of a plan to es- tablish a “mest chilling and ex- porting business from Citnada with a view to

of national rep-atation in industry. agriculture, finance and labor in ex posing the results of the King ad- ministration.

it will be the greatest and most effective campaign ever waged in our political history. Much is cx- pected frnm the array of brilliant orators in Quebec who will launch

ltosetown. Sank. 3 Progressive.

i North Bnttlebord. Sask., Camer- on R. McIntosh, Liberal.

John Evans, Ward island.

Paris .T0 Have Large Russian Bank

(Canadian Press) (FARMS. tSepL 25.-—.A Russian banltc which will b6 llwmiied to tlnmme nlli commercial operations bet-ween Soviet Russia. ‘Era/ace. and

l ‘"7’? . Accepts Jurisdiction

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. Of International Court

wick. Hon. Walter Footer, former premier of tho province of N. B. has been appointed Secretary of State in succession to Mr, ‘Jopp, i

Official announcement to this ef- fect was made this evening by Pre- mier King. The Prime Minister stat-' ed that following a meeting of the

cabinet council today Mr. Efopp's resignation has been accept-ad and the appointments meniionell ap- proved by the Governor Geuzetil.

immediately afterwards a cred- ential committee was appointed and the convention got under way.

This morning's business was largely a matter of appointing dele- gates to the various committees. This afternoon Mayor Foster will extend s civic welcome to the 200 delegates. Afterwards T. T. C. sightseeing buses will take them on a tour of the city-

Tho two hundred delegates nt- tending the convention represent

tl-le Chamberlain the Minister orf Hmtlth on September 29, with re- ference 1o Ms letter in which he expressed the desire to discuss with I-hte Board ttbs ditfliwlty aria v lug from the refusal. of the ‘guard- ians Ito accept the Hllinitflichffl (m1- ditlon for a loan for poor law relief. Te Board also adopted the report of the Finance committee, which stated, among other things that no ‘funds were available for the ipayimeut of acwunts wages and

salaries. supplying Great ——— ‘ a over 15.000 members. The ve - ~ and lion. ’l‘homas Low in South m"! pres“ home the ‘mack o? t?’ Britain with some portion of her (silwilili i0 Th9 GlTiPdT-‘Ill-i lg ‘w be 096mm her” tlon is under the presldencsugf

licnlrew are in the some plight in mg govermnem‘ There w" elfresh footlstutfs." This plan has BRUSSELS, Sept. 25-—'l‘he Bel- ' '

their t-oustitlcnteles. l-lon. Vincent Massey will be tieteatedbyn. thou- sand of a majority in Durham, and from North York. comes reports that llorb Lennox has already tak- t-n the Prime Allnlstors’ measure. lion, James Murdock is visiting inner constituencies as it mntter's little whether the majority against lilm in lligh Park Toronto is six or seven thousand. '

Western ministers tire likewise bottled up in their constituencies. lion. W. R. Motlierwell deserted Regina for Melville and is seeking to save that seat by a personal canvass. Hon. Charles Stewart is

Hon. E. L. Patenaude, without peer in that provincej-riiice the bustling of SirWWilfretl Laurler. Others in the fight tire i100. Anti"? Fill-em“ Vancouver and has within the last Mayor Donquette. R- Ii. Wiiiifi- few days been sent to the Agricul- John Sullivan, Romeo Liliigivifl. $11‘ tnro Committee from Vancouver. George Parley, Armand Lavcrgne. Amongst other suggestions the L, J Gauthier, John llackctt and plan coils for the establishment in many others. ' Great Britain Olin huludrgetlcretall m- ls even in uebcc cnmdeptits for the t sposn o " anat- nofigygllxlfptisawjyi, (m, Cgngervntlve ian chilled tmeats and other pro- l lers in this fight, M939“; 1,3. ilnre." lt suggests central and cold m“ ' (. .l- ' . bane, m do. storage depots in Canada anti the ‘mime m“! Vanni!!!“ . plan as outlined involves an ex- “"“°“"‘°“ ""‘(.“"'“k 1",d§,'e,'.:§: pentllture oi’ $9015 00o while lvlossrs. .anno:i ant 0 ’ ’ ' are utried and practically unknown. The Liberals are also chilled by ti"?

been submitted to the British Pre- mier an tithe imperial Economic Committee by Major Palmer oi‘

gian Government has accepted tho {obllgafiiry Jurisdiction of the per- manent court of international jus- tice fora duration offifteen years. -—iO§-————

iPours T011 On Fire)

l Two Dead

Provincial Exhibition Closed Yesterday

Despite yesterday's wet weather the attendance at the Provincial Exhibition. particularly in the

lmorning when the Halifax Rifles MONTREAL, Qne., Sept. 25.--;lland rendered an excellent coli-

Pouring coal oil on n slow hiirniiigliffifi. was toir. The condition oi’ fire in the kitchen stove resultcdihe "199 irllck mfliie i! imperative in the death of Mrs. Vilda Legsultgihhi Yehterdhyh Th“ 97°81'31" b9 28 and her baby daughter Laurettehostpmmdt and it Wm he Th“ i)“ both 0t whom are dead as a today‘ ’

(Canadian Press)

Recalls “Mr A." Court; Case

(Special to The Guardian.) LONDON, Sept 25——News reach- ed London today of the death in Kashmir of Lieutenant General

tR: Masher. "of Ottawafhut it ls ex- pected thst he will be succeeded by James White. vice-president. representing the Ontario region. The convention will last ten days.

A group photograph will be tak- en in front of the parliament bulld- ings tomorrow and a theatre night 0n Wednesday, a. bail at the Prince

Sir Pratab Singh lndar Mahintlar Bahsdur. Mabarnjah of Kashmir anti Jammu, 0.C.S.l.. (i.C.l.E.,, G,ll.l<l., and the probable succcs-e sor to the throne of his nephew,‘ Sir Hart tSingh, hero of the "Mr. A." case in the London courts lasti year.‘ Sir Hart was blackmailed’ out of $500,000 by a gang. whoi

George on Thursday, and s. special train to carry them to Niagara Falls for a week-end visit when the falls will be illuminated, are in-

icluded in the program.

Soft Coal Strike

I ult| I . defection of Sir homer Gouin and e f b, t l d t l n? _ In the afternoon the varlousex- used as a decoy Mrs. Robinson - the scarcely concealed mdmerence g f rgoonilfgfltzlellflrilhgzle fliflveaqtléiyyflsldhr Ihéigtgrsb ibeglan tremoving thheiit‘ pretty wifelifloi a ‘broken down race Awaltfid a¢¢”.,.,,.““.”“”¢..“ of Premier Taschercan. It is not a 0 t: . rng ng o a case w a rack gem er.

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question of tho largest sronn hilt whnt Mr. hleighems majority will be over the motley array of Liber-

Waterway

was, considering poor behavior of

-——-—€-0>-—-——- ‘the weatherman. a very successful ‘ iltlxhibition. I,’ Swine.

Italian Debt Commis-

WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 21.- Officials and mine operators are

ANY Owls wi-io KICKS ABOUT‘ A LiTTLE RA»: i9,

A Poem Fist-i”

iting with intense interest the

BAIL-JO N! word. not each _ ' i rotgcuom t t aw“

' “mm al free tiaders. L born p h uammm _ outcome of the strike in the West

x insertion intlleoo lsts. "Ginger Progressives and TififsgqiovtosélimezérLA‘ u 13mm‘ The swine this year were ma? S1011 T0 virgmia ma, mmes‘ which h“

.“ --i-—— Fork“ prozrsaswe' , |. 1 . 1_ lug 0f tho executive of the (hitario ‘ad by Mr. G. R. DOUKIB-B. of Mit- s I I ‘Te d‘ ) bee" 9111195 To!‘ sflillmly- A 8P9“ i ~ ~-

‘MAID WANTED - APPLY "“l‘""““ 3° C"““°"“,“‘h“ ‘°,‘“,, ltltiniirlpaii Eloctrlc Assorititioii yes . lrheii. Ontario. who Judged here » n35?“ “m; zfiinfif,’ rggarla“ydemonstration is planned to draw TORONTO. Sent. 26~Maritime t . 0m I 4709-9-4tt ‘mmwm “Sim” “n Meg m‘ ‘i - lcrtluy tittnruoou, svhlch was at- llust year. He said the exhibit. that thgliuilah Dem Commlqfllon the miners out of the non-union fresh north easterly winds; very “"‘“'d“‘“ °°' minimum til swim‘? "Pl" °"“‘"° itilliillii by a full roin-tatt-lninioni iivhich was a good one in 192i. was hi n ill tl t r ~ tl l l "The/h ‘h’ i“ "B P°'“’"‘1°- °°°i “h” Tish‘ M“

T~ E "Whw-nv“ "m" Quebec Fight "m" from nll over the province. ii was L“ w c w “ego a e 0' w "n"

T0 LET—FUR ' - '

Manitoba. three from Saskatche-

nven better this year. There seems

_ \\'est Virginia produces a quart- TOFOHiO. C168!‘ - » - - - - . - - - -- 57~35 Apply Mrs Edwin Aitken 241 “b l d twpwp itticiilctl to itsk every‘ cautiitlatol in‘ lcnNmtlgangdlljan Zlgreeg] Mo hi? befzteagy lignrpirovement ill: qiial- 2:13 gait‘?! uxnalnflfllflb"rtfinghechlglfé9,- 0; H“. bituminous ma; "fined m Mann-eat], OTOllidIy _, ,. 60-433 ' ' _ r,thrci* from 1 Pl‘ i1 h" ‘ (lirtarlo who is running in tlic Jo- t‘ . t El - .~~- ‘e $11 1 y. e or s res were t e out» ' , ‘ ti , it 3.1 3| t M Quebec. ‘fair . . . . . .. .. 50-36 Eugmu st, 4911-9-14lr Erma“ ,.M,,,,,,,,,,‘_ lgrlillutlliii‘: "Huh," Omsk"... u, glgn n]prongs!mtniriiigéiickevégiiothat‘ litifililtéiolllilgilclfidltizttlglif q-lagfl. contatiiiing Virgo hours. Oct. 13. for New York. it n tt a es Ghayomewwn’ ‘ram . b 514w ‘BUNGALOW To LET’ FURNACE’ ‘he Yuknil‘ ‘vhoilliiisnzilvgs Mi: hlei- iiiéléillmgigriiitif(112122: 2f 14911313; of - ations ewhetn M- ilglerks suntriulTliirtiirwgrthfin dais DEX: ' Lcliytliliiltivy I ‘hihl-‘ihmm- $17-50‘ iwhm“ O°"t"h:l:,r‘:,n‘: ‘Tivlilrfifflti and twenty 1W0 way by the liydro-hllot-trlc PoworLouoheur. presides-t, ‘hastily atl-,in order, there being good competl- ' ‘Boston, clear .. T . 72-48 um‘ l" fvltlmitt his big representation from Commission of Ontario. and to doijotirned otter an ouilbu-rs-t of little-tlon in the different closes: Mr. _ Tye-w york diam- 7()__59 ‘o ... . .. - . manila at The Rochford. Anply "MY “BTW”! n’ fitvnmjor y T" of the Turkish Delegation 0n tdielthe breeding ofyhozs for tbo mar- ' ‘ Sun outs this afternoon at .550 9- ii. Benoit 100 WIfitETr-ztsitgotjt. sitbsitlnihiiilihiii‘ ~' _ Judge qiuestion of (IGQOB-lfliitiflfl- of cbrls- ket class. and r189, tonm-row morning at ~ - , . uans. - 5.52. ——-- n . muss nz-po-r-rma YOUR Run] Schooner Cal} DIGS Suddenly (HENEVA 5mm zsfimhe 3mm The shsiolrl-ln; tolls-wars m“ ,,______. First quilts!‘ moon. Friday. Sept. plants be sure and use 511N870"

"Dangerous innocence"

25th. 7.27 a. m.

d convincing and her two typos lhwlegation to the League of Nill-fl/BPY creditable. and among the m be another M dmwm cgrrfvttgl. characters were we“ a rt n. m slnnmergldQ 11.19 glgihteen min. i ll .175 K91" icwmfla" He") i Ass ‘hi terda ‘uuie pub-‘teatures was‘ an exhibit from the g g , p“ o . 0384mm sTrQFtTCt “T ma)“ ouaooro-s-zs-tr illlreti, CPQW HliALIFFlAlX]. N. s. Sselaté Zgl-J-Tllsg: “a trig-misfit»... -Bri~tliilli"1m‘h9_h'r° 5°“? Fifdfhgt ‘hm’ Ziiniiii“.f§‘i.“..'§.i...i§'“li§§'; 1.21:.- b23100: “girl s“? ggergrncletahne. m“ lam than chm T ‘USE UR HAMBURG STEAK (canniliohibreel) ftllllllflltilulilfllldnITTIyEIIJPOOII; ynt aylocai alewfigllly“cmilasrmaamndklt gliovnfoixnizero bgafigpifigd éhizitqgg: turned away the last three night! gweet unld wholesome and could The got weather meal Snunderfl MOBILE Ala Sept 25 -SiirDi‘i9' hotel at 1130 o'clock this mornlnx- in; from tithe diepuitod Masai N- year, as suggested by Hie Honor $2,831.“ Zggceifgzwag} 125?; fir, “£35622: Toes? aiTiesrtdlTlhTinmMtih: T ’ . . . . ., . . . , h _ e ‘ s wsom a. co. Market Bldg. so while off Timballer light nee; The Judge hm arrived oIn tilre glon and gttomlpatinz nrltligchwglri: t“; tlr-Iigtiiéigiltriittlglovgliiitti;ptidgmi; n.0,“ any 5619c,“ m, m, m, wee, igdwnydg whfle m, w“, ,,,,,.,, Events, 3574'7'23'6hl°h ‘Barutlrn Bar. i116 1W0 "h" 9 flight "hi" 31°!" sYhilhY- he“ ' Th"! ha" 9°“ 6d l7 _m tenuon m b I'M‘ t m a hon] and Proved t0 ‘be a whale of a ctr Mazie Brown was a sort of girl schooner Hazel E. Ilerman W115 fasted and gone to his room pre- nun-nit» to ‘keep up with oher ma Maw 6 K V 0 9 0 m“; may temng the me of a you"?

At Royalty Junction. pure white Shorthorn heifer, also retl and white steer. Notify Amos Gallant

captured late yesterday by i! Phi‘ roi bout and towed into port heft!- Tho BCTIOOIIBI‘ registered out 01' Lunenbiirg. N- 5.. was loaded with

paratory to taking a. motor drive about the city with iris (laughter who awaited him in ilio car ont- side the hotel. As a result of his

columin. “h

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girl who was melting n jump from a parachute on the circus grounds and lands on the roof of the par-

trom the grafter type.

Mr. Carleton Plnckney. as the Minister, was at his best. and hand- led a hard part nicely. Paul Lin-

Meetings, Etc’

"Fortune Bridge Hall. Tuesday.

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