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NOVEMBER- ix,

CHIiiliCE SATURDAY'

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Fronllilo .Chicago _Not-/" I ' 1 l ° By o-filers Fraction. Roilie Norman the Sctis

iollullcogue Boseboil” _A __`foctory Referee 'Makes Dacia-_ _ spé°tai"E' Hays

lT°““‘°_ Sl||.|. UN HUUKS llsiliili WUMAN _ A I A ‘°“~ i _ ‘

_..._._---- __ ton Tigers finished the season bv

___ _ _ . ___ ,__...._ _ _ ieating Montreal by a score of 2

‘ ‘ ' ’ = r » 11 in a game oi rugby which conta

(Canadian Press) CHICAGO, Nov. 10.-Frank Chance, former manager of the Chicago Na- tional League hessbau team., wus re- leased to the Cincinnati team of same\ leaguetodsy on a waiver for $1,500. 'i'his ends Ohancsfs connectlop with the Chicago team and puts an snd to the conjecture that Joe Tinker, Ghi- USU S` S\10l‘¢-Stoll. would manage Larry Hermann’s Reds.

‘ (Canadian Press)

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 10.-“Will

not stil' from ranch in Herdora ti`l 1 arn paid $20,000 cash," Frank Chaney, explained today when told of the deal* whereby he has been transferred to Cincinnati 'by_Presldent Murphy, oi the Chicago Nationals(

PRICE 0F_ DIAMONDS

HIGHEST IN HISTORY.

-__-0 NEW WORK, Nov. 8-Diamonds, pearls and other precious stones valu- ed at $3,988.56 were brought to New York during the month of Oc- tober; according to figures compiled! by William aB. _'1‘readwell, jewelry ex-1 aminer at the appraisers' stores. Mal- den llane importers say that the

as-_in__-zum

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Finish- Season With Ma

§Canadian Press) »

QUEBEC. Nov. lo-The C. N. I-iuvr Royal George is scul iu t same p0Slf»i0n-on the rocks one m

likely to remain there until ne high tide on the 26 th inst_

Wllluh goes to prove the seribusne

should she he hauled oil she will to the bottom on account of the co ditlon of her bottom. Shipping' e ports who are interested in the

oil the rocks is a serious problem: b

success.

KICK PROVES FATAL.

by ii colt at his home on Monde. died at the-Fisher Memorial Hosp

prices of diamonds and pearls are now the highest in history.

remains will be taken to Glassvll llhii 8lC€l`rl0ou for interment.

No _effort was madeito pull the ves Sei ofi Saturday 'evening or today

1 ti eaching and the speakers included 0 le position and the fear `th;'t among "other education leaders, the tutors had abundant excitement to

(f President of the Association of Head lceep their enthusiasm at its highest.

h' fl

do not give up hope for an llltimate Cm.“,_tt_ Inspectress ot Schools

A. of Eastern women and girls, who

LONDON, Nov. 11--i SlleClal)--

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e y which is like,y to have n far-r

h GEC “B ng edect on the women and girls time rivals, the Bt. Dunstan's an

east of Point St. Lawrence and b0¢|l of Great Britain and the Far Z _ - ». y -

xt East. The Conference was summoned able with a. Blight western breeze, but

t- the grounds were rather greasy from

to consider the proiilevm of the Chris lan education of women inthe Eas ts members wore some 150 Univc ity women who are engaged

l‘*mP“

"_ Mistresses, the Principal of S x Mary's College, Lancaster Gate; t r°` Vice-Principal of Westfield College, play very fast, and during the entire

of game the oval swiftly cereered for- n- ward and backward over the field. iss The Saints were in excellent condi- in tion and _possess A fast team of aver- e age weight, while the Aitagweits made

lease of the Royal George do not de. ny that the task of raising the ship §€l;1‘£§gfe&g{.t§'3;.1 glfyggvad olrlassgrl

u .

t dian Education Service, and M

Eastern Bengal and Assam, sp from the Government point of vie

long experience in the service of m

. . it fe ‘

ggesmorngi’ wigs asxéesult of rg” md among those who dealt with th

lem-eg' his wife rid yeilxda 3'.; Question in its widest asllects.

u 'one c ' ° All thc s eakers e/like insisted up- the spectators on the field of play in-

1° on the urgency of the appeal which

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' lliliiHlH iiil AMPUIATIUN

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A silver-grey fox, valued at abou fifteen hundred_ dollars, made his es- cape some time ago, from -the rem h Golltrolled by that well-lmown f x dealer, D. W. Howard at Milton- Stn- tion. ' Mr. Howard offered two hun-

c o

dred dollars' reward for his sale e- turn, and as a consequence seve al

T I.`

expert: fox Qrappers appeared on t scene put out g_ large nun( L' of trap and though they exercised all he sclen e lmowlbdgc they posses

,;a_ndm“s_lt was. _agreat deal) they had __ HowBrd.s_`§?_eis&§nce_ -The__‘°x_ _NFTY ONE Dom ARB P _‘__ W _ _ he were om tid . H ed by Mn ld not die, b is alive and doing. BAKB5) IN THE OVEN plight ln 'which' Europe s herself north of Scotland. aiid if the project Fox, - ‘ _ ’ 3; - ' is summed up in official' circles

Anipsets hose of Milton then too the illat_ter» in haue and noeseseiu neitlllfr. 1_practics.l n r even techuic

k ' t .t_ t t VB.l\l8.ble knowledge alG'ng thi! lil! n°wl'°d‘° on he miie" he pu Ord which they will be glad to impa

. s' r et :thi ru

mr "°m°` M' R°dd wut °“t °“° _fxdgalzgs luothugnrlrgvluogr. ewlio Awhllvu 'le' ‘wee °°°“=‘°“‘°“ W

two traps then trusted and wait

mornin to havef' lookf at his traill

il jaws of one tra and a wild Redfio

grey's leg was broken. Mr. Howa

situation, and immediately consul

case due consideration, decided th amputation of the limb would be n

by the' way) by "Doctor" Coles, w

well. The parties named above not ln suv way connycted with

_ fl

E Medlcahor the veterinary fraternit

. .h g gy, by th g th just like genuine “dough” was t

1 u ey eww B ey vena: sad discovery which Mrs. Willis

Q .

and to his inegpressible loy there may 9“°°"nt°1` °1I'Cl1mSt&ll06B Ol a.

was the silver grey held solid in the milar nature.

‘- ‘-‘= hsred to Thllrsflav nlvht as usual a

The annual meeting of t

Provincial Lords Day

liahcs 'met in the Y. M. C. on Sattlrday. C. J. Reilly was elec ell elililhhan and J. A. Lawson, s

Mingie, assistant l-ll'

in the D

there is

Day than in

where the

'any

spirit oi P10602

of poverty, nor m0

the are borne out by

glory ol the lwonle 0!

freely of the moan! B

he Sabbath they are also valieutly be

this great movement lol a Cauadi

A\_ mg theil burden

~ i ombllied w

Edward wang; hu; contributed largely to :__

_ L

homes than in_t\; Him D y

The relation o e wo - _

ggmswbat significant inte: _alertness and acti;;ity;mt__c;t_p§§s_erve

the experience of the wor

. » 'l

that they _have made their with it the ent ug of 8 B\`8°_ l{\\

be - .

‘:`§lfl:l°t;t°l!A:‘;; Egg“\`:\?7“ ' Sunda and the bringing

n » '

uries into the freedom brought

em by Western civélization. W ind of trainin shall be given hese women as they come forward

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P .

in tus other-_ But alas; me ,uve to their nation an ideal oi hum

r e which is not interwoven with

rd h

at once grasped the seriousness of the (sid national ideals, or shall they add

ed _

o these the new social and lntellec

ll . . .

Ed ' d C » h be al freedom and the stronger religious

mu" mes' W ° at r “Wmg “Q2 lilo which christianity sud christian

e_ education can give?

2 cessary. The operation was succes Tm pmmem Vis °“° °t' Vital i'

I \

B' portance not only fbr the East,

iully performed on Tuesdav the ilfth _ ~ 'bu day of._Nov , (‘1G\ly Fawkes' day “lf” 1°” the West' _

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5 .

sp positing her day's earnings in

for safokeeping. The custom was

It is with great sorrow that

t stricken us again this year in o

0 We miss his enthusias and his coll

11 sei and we mourn his loss, and we e

sq_xr;it§§gp*§_\;$1_!ov§:._ tend our deepest sympathy to h

wife and friends

e many stsrling qualities hls.ent

` ith rare comm

1-1., success of the work in the provl

rs ' There have been few if any 00 s ‘ilaints from the Province ¥l\ll‘l\18

sst ear But there is occasion l

la gvdwy ofhallgleythleiauitlegeglr tfllll Islu

e ge .

he are extending 85nd this is bringl

r of visitors who demand the p

urlng on y

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even to the very gates of the sacr city of Tibet We are glad that

For some years he has been activ

me ,tow ob, ‘f l_ idohmloa with the _wont soda

s sacredness of th i -

e kno

1. . 7| men to the carrying oi 'their ideals mtv °"° donurs in Mus’ 'along tmtg lies in the knowledge that powerful _ .ed some vgluable l>e_i>ers.h we;-gr s og mnuence is at work on both Bm”

_ ~ in “Way” ext mom ng' owe ’ e induce dlploma's to find comer

_- at-_ it was not until the morning‘s

ec- _ '

om- -

erv i *

has

had been burning for several ho

we that the oven was opened. The dis-

i` d _ '

_ realize that the hand of death has $_<;l;;?;y ;me__;ic__stl:_§_ta;l\i: B_;\__ch_sl;_°_; 1NJURE,D IN MIx_UP_

President the Rev G struehie was just any one <*~"""'~ "“”“` tha" ` nn1.'1‘1Mome Ma Nov s-In

. .. ~ - h h

ri- she was on the Previous night. She _ ' t Pmmlm wax :mowed freedom ang not kept

mix up in the fifth race a

N' gathqéd together the clgyansdnkliem to-day, Jockeys Teahan and Byrne in a sma1|en¢i0su¢~s_

nd married “E he

ivien

or for

1 |.0ll0_l° 0l

_ . Guardian,

a lil*

“ i&t`~<,l"\ , 'Wilf-

_ é_s_ - ‘

llnf¢¢i=1ii#“‘ .

I (me 'mg illggl FhV0l‘3\lly_ i shown noun: neu lu ar. shun .

Valleyileld Oct gist, igtz

' I received the first copy; of the ‘_‘Canadlan'1 _

_gi-oss .aoefiu oouuootlou with ,flue

r=v=f_; .

damages for

stated

day at

one

in dation, there was s, good attendance'

sional’ societies resented th ro- was the seas0n's initial amd, oo

C1;Vr?{°'f§"`,f._“l°K»__ul‘ N05' 8'“kS°\f’*_§ hluu ii. the ulfrureril forms lu ewihoh exhibition or foothull wir wufiegsed.

’ aes e' W 0 was ic e ____.thay had met with it abroad. The The only regrettable feature was

Y' Bishop of Oxford and the Rev. Pro- tendency on the part of the players al ssor Cairns, of Aberdeen, were to "rough" it somewhat beyond th

e ,bounds of legitimate rugbiy. Towardlz

take their place in the new national _

movements? _ Shall they receive a y

x merely Western education and brblg U S

an ‘

ll‘ ' ` ` t e

y_ Fifty one crisp dollar-bills bake

rt Atchison, proprietress of a St. Jo W pastry BMP' 'made mummy' M25; _dows all else even _war itself.

an valuables were forgotten about a

Jehu . . . V ' _ i .

_u_.§i'°i‘¢'§f§’s_ ,noun .un thirty-elm mluum. mln.. sms H ex. N. S._11;lm3i- *__ },,_,,m,

' The first game in the P. E. Islan A Football beague series was played o

onference was held at Oxford recent- Saturday at the Abegweit grounds,

h- the contending teams being the old-

the Able weits ' The da was favor

t; the heavyrain of the previous night.” r- Despite the loss_of seating accommo-

for the opening game, and the spec-

t The inauguration of the so called e new-atyle’\' football tended to make

K w, up in fooiifjall knowledge and exp

and men and women who have had ience what ‘was lacking in condition.

l _ s

In view of the fact that Saturday

the close of the game the crowding

l erlere eatl with the oiliciels an

s t d gr y

made to Western women by the needs the players. 'In futllre this interfer-

.. are _ence should be guarded against. In

emerging from the seclusion _of cen-` the first half the-Abegweits secured a

` to try which was not converted. Soon

' h ' hs. iod-

E0 the Col`egians obtained a touch-down

t after the opening of the second per

d n

names nur nuull

which Capt. Reid converted with a hssuulul luck. 'rho rod use him, 328 ';‘_‘:';‘cl§___*:§¢°t_¢;\_;1:f;_ro 1;_1_l_l_y_ls___eltl:_ou however, dbtwlned an_other try just at championshi 5 -°

the conclusion ol p ay. ' A dispute 7"

arose,l' however, on the touch-down. The Saints' timer claimed that time ex ired ust bei re the touch w

Iilliiiliiii TIGEHS

the

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iiliiilil |]EiEll$' fi

MEGILL

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ny By Score 9to 3 in Cham-

pionship Game Saturday'

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_ (Canadian Press)

KINGSTON Nov. 10.-It was up

de' lo \{ul‘elty Saturday to win ln order 3- to tie with McGill for the champion- lu- ship oil the 'Intercollegiate League. gh They did it by a score of 9-3.

U. S. HAS 238 WIDOWS '

OF THE 1812 WAR.

\vasH1No'1‘oN, Nov. s.-There sro

quiry allowed the disputed touch- down to the Abegweits, thus giving »-the -city team the game, 6-5.1 The

referee in making his decision stated lllillutes after pretty 14-year old M that even if time had expired, ss Annie Scoggins of Font Worth, Te

claimed by the College..the comple-5 was Zranted a divorce from her hus-

tion of the play only ended with the band, Will Scoggins, she entered t bali “dead." This became a fact on county clerk's sfiics win; 0,111, Lac the Abergweits securing the touch- obtained a license and married him dewu- The some wee efficiently lieu- cue hour later. 'rho girl is also suing

died by Roll-ie Norman, of Moncton. for possession of her six-months-o The teams lined up as follows: babe. . _ i Abegwelts _ Saints Judge Swayne, who granted the d

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Forwards

J. W. Dorsey . . . ... W. McDonald W" need th” more than 'l husband' `

Roy Fitzgerald W. McLellan G. G. Hughes .. . L. Smith P. Hooper . .. A. Murphy Jas. Robinson . D. Hogan ,L_ Campbell . F. Mczhee Jas. Duffy . . B. Gorman

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“_ f.

not ho eles is the pallt

d Paris. . _

8 tween Austria. and Servla over'

riatlc has center of stage overs

fire urs - _ __

is nants, 'hut on going to le a was 1 _ d worth wisp tm _ In t is _'m plied to their

informed that they were all burn/e ~“'°"°,°°"°r° Y mj“r°" “'“ ’ _ in “Y °°' °“ D _

e- beyond redemption. Some valuable =Y_‘;“{`_:df{e;‘_3_’°k%hB_?°_:`;’7p_1'_§_‘:‘_;‘; :Sin $131133. 0::1)l:g1°_\lh:l‘;_k_§{1s-_dl;;‘tt:_¢e_*_f\li°;‘_:_ i' p”°"' the Property °[ her 8°" were B t x a aiu ‘ The iockeys were: ch rs would become very thick. and u-' also destroyed. It was both a sad _;‘°k ‘mio a 5 hohpitgl where it was less and it is on this authority on ‘md °°st‘“` °’m'"°“°° for Mm' At” “sgidmth t X-ra wohid be.used t0- ihotythe movement .to establish an he _chison and in future she will be more morrow” tgndetengme the extent a

0- ‘careful about the kind of dough she iTmhBn,s mjuriem _

Q' 4°v°*“°° ie tl” °"°“ °f “ef -°°°‘““i= I at the nrst Mcrugsart, on wort

of "°”°' ____.__._._ ‘ b°f° 1° =° °‘°°°g g“b‘“,‘;_“l;§’-'°“' fig; '

~ d b B ne a o orses

$1: nU~ir.ns:ns sus Loan nsorsls. h§§vu§_ I§f,m;,,,,,__ _gd,,_e,__,,y Tegan

_ "_" ,and In psctor Les r e e over

W fL0'ND0N» Nov' 4"`L°rd D°°?s’wh° _a momsent later. Byrne’s scalp w

V ' Gpuld' was 9"” in llacerated and Teshan was hurl- llbo

_ ° _ *°d“Y "l';_:h_":;““_;‘l who husk, worth hedhoeh eouuou

on ‘a _ 0 _ ,

work nt his country waorth is owed by H_ C_ Hall Pmk- L0'-d D°°‘°°'° beck-, of New York, and is valued

at the prices charged $30 000_ _

._ andhe counterclaim-. ' ___ `

rd' me lleiullall _ that THE TEIPEBIIUIE _

wouu- riots. looll, E maney ' ‘ '

audi _..._ `

(Special to 'fha Guardian.)

Tuesday mild. _

. __-.n-ini-1*_"

Zbove aero, and the hlKli°¢¢

Will be high fblifhf it 1155

_.._»-.»-

an question of Servias. access to the u . h

1; The edorts of mediation have be

f th'

oven of her cooking stove at night _‘_’B‘_)€it;)l;_';°i_‘;t;’:_‘;“1§_‘;ez_pts lioasnfizggm

A IS iilliiiiiiiiili Hill Sililllllll

,_ ' (Canadian. Press)

PARIS, Nov. 10-Dangerous h

ica

mivalleys of the Highlands wlllhblet relilf-

~ _ ing ostriche`s in scores. ‘Hit e o os-

h i The d“’1°“."““° °°”"°""°y bf, meh-farming has not been carried o Ad-

“d” t d t nd powers in o accor .

A hopeful feature in the situatlo

nl; Lis believed that a new industry

en li- e

nd ' _ omis

for vexatious question.

to e

ANEW iliilllilill ~

____

ionassow, Nov. .ii -<sn»csal- yt

1 about to make its appearance in t

is carried out, many of the hil s and

to any large extent in Great Britain, but recently an expert in the indus- try, who visited the Scottish High- lands, stated that the Highlands was an ideal place for rearing the birds, and an effort is to be made to start s. farm probably near the, Troseachs district. _

For some time Karl Hsgenbeckl.

whose Continental 'zoological gardens ure known throughout the world, has held the opinion that if ostrich farms were started in the Scottish High-

Bbw on the government pensions roll'

D I o as ob-

tained. '1‘be‘referee after careful en- DIVORCED G1R§_» IB BRIDE

ETE

(30111 orce when he heard apother llcen

Traln_or M0D0lllll¢\ was procured, went to the girl a

Q Hawes' illrellfelled to spank her at which h

McMillan A. J. McDonald intended bmmed up_ but them was F' D°Yl" A' Rem encounter. You ought never to have Milford ...J. serx married at your age- md Jud McDonald J. Mclsaac sway” Bmphaucauy' Marriage is

H Beth” __ Quarters' E Don sacred proposition and not chil B' Brown" ---"-‘---='-‘--ff’-f-‘-2 F' Wag? play, and I thought you found th ' ' out. You ought to be in school. I' J. Coyle . . . ... A. S. McDonald __ good notion to give v____ B ______mk_i__

TORONTO, Ont., Nov. 11.-Moder- ____

_ ate westerly winds, fine stationary _ a little higher temperature to-day. s°o.m.h m°mb“._ hu Wt doom

lands the feathers of the birds would he even hotter than the feathers now obtained from South Africa. Con- traryto the common belief, the cold weather, it ls claimed. would uut

9 ad eilect on estrlches if they

of ostrich form in scotland is largely

based. Several merchants are inter-

l‘» _eating themselves in the scheme-

ND CAUSED SCOW _

T. WI oolvm 'ro rnysusracs. ut __ ""°" B 5fp_ J01-rr., _Non 9.f-It is an ill . wma that blows sood fu H0 °“°-1

sn- The gale yesterday extended a favor se to the Maritime nredsllls 00-. and

caused the sea to give ull Will* 9°°“' which has been resting at the bottom of the west channelffor some time- ouly one me pooped uv but the lookout saw it and till! Wg” ‘"5`

Tc patched to the scene and't00K the

carrier in tow.

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HOME RULE CLAUSE ‘ ' ON NE TEMERE.

°' Lennon Nov. s-A. c. Morton. a

clause for- the Holm Rule Bill decllr-

W” Temere or otu D &

a lt 1 l elm or-

thirg-leur v;bove._ 5_1? l2:e;_t____r;el;:l_; fx; “M521 §l;’m;‘: _:mt W wh . .ed e pre ous n w_ - ' _ '

abowfn “gm ,__ m_ yemrsgyand “__ _years in Canada

was thirtyft ree ezreely We I

_nine p. rn. it was thirty-zlilree above. ~ 'rho uno will to lugs this sllornoou Bill! '61, sc lass sua_tomor_fow_ut 1.18; it 1 . _ .||£[|!qg, £11;

lmd_

Tuesday at U- ‘ 'f c i i ' The sun ntl this afternoon at 4.88 .. One cont per wcrl ouch llll¢\l°ll u‘=.‘:.':;°; ..‘:l' :.'..‘,*"°....':'.‘“.':°.-...°°'“. .-“°“.....;“..'.':..

rrow in ~ 'J . _ _ _

===d¢1a;o.s1.~' v ._ w‘- mem. 'mums a¢rh0l¢*1*°'°i r

_ ge moon lets tonlgglg sign _.cents-. -

'lWov.”=f.h'?t ni?" ` Y" "If you dcn’t know _the Smith Pre'

'rho first quarter of the moon :ill mior comi;let3_ °::Yl|°\\‘°l af?-“SVT `

’°°' °“‘ “'°"° "” ° “"' “`°°“ °° F." "' Tl' r'»`l'i"u°».»¢flue¢'5'°°_~;'\‘d -5-'<l'»°» r ~ ' so-foulos

. . lfunlp 0|' '

The lowest _tem rature _recorded mg “mt °“y°“°| pr°m';_w° mm N, sstei-day was thirty-three delrreee °°°““.3 t° M ° °p;fl.°° mi wm,_

’ 1

IN NI

EN MINUTES- 338,003 séolulers sue sailors, 321,932 -

_ _ epen en s and widows and 363 army

NEW YORK' NOV' s"J“B`t mnetl' nurses, according to the annual re-

" port of the pension bureau made pub-

XRS lic today.

These include 497,263 survivors ol

he the civil war and 238 widows of the, Y. war of 1812. -

To provide ,for all of them this yell!

_$151,538,141 has been appropriated, a

ld decrease of $3 276 096 from last enr-

. y .

It is estuuaéea that there were 2,- _

l- 213,365 individuals in the military se and naval service of the United States d during the civil war, and that up- er wards of '75 per cent. of them are no now dead.

The report predicts that the abol-

gs ishmen-t of the pension agencies, sf- ; fective January 31, 1913, and pay-

d's ment of nil pensions direct from the at pension bureau will result in a more ve efficient and economical administra- g tion, avoiding duplication of world

ami saving expense.

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° WEST KENT Illlll EUHPS

..,

._i. .li .\

Many passerbys greatly admired by Alex. McKinnon as best shot in

the exhibit in the north show win-‘ the corp given by the president of

ar- the Canadian rifle league, Ottawa, A

ttetown, Saturday where the prizes silver shield won by the corps in com-

dow of the MacKinnon Drug,Co,Ch lo

won by the West Kent street school petition with other cadet corps ofthe cadet corps, were displayed to the Dominion in musketry. A sterling

_aza of the public. The prima

tastefully arranged together with view of the cadet corp, and the co n and its instructor have indeed reason to feel el'ated ver the success, w ch

8 T

andwaa the first to be organized

1911 by R. H. Camrpbell (Supt Education) and since then by G.

al inspections by qualified ofllcers from Halifax and acquitted itself with marked success. The following are the prizes displayed I-A cup won

silver cup valued at $150.00, held by

fthe corp for one year. This is won

in addition to the shield in the same competitiondn m\x\letry.KurKs»- ' men's certiilcateb won in mnakstry :

they have att-glued. This cadet corp lst class certificates won by cadet canxe=in1o»exlstenee in- the year 1905, iAlex. ~MeKinnon, .cadet 'sergeant =-fn,

in :Au1d, Cadet Lleut. B. Stewtrtl End

».this province. It was instructed until _'class won by cadet captain lbweela.

of and cadet R. Chandler. These were H

won in a series of four matches at

Campbell. The corps has had annul 200 and 500 ranges with the ordin-

ary service. Ross Rides and with the ' usual sights, cadet Alex. McKinnon made 217 points out of `a. possible of 280. This corp was the strongest ln

by cadet Alex. McK_lnnon, as first this province last year having sn sn-

prlze at the provincial shoot in Au-

gust last. A Presidents badge won

rollment of eighty Rnd hlds.fail' ‘ to Dees that number this year.

TAFT MAN IS HUNTING

TREE TO HANG HIMSELF.

TO PAY ELECTION BET.

WEBSTER, Nov. 8.-William Win-

ter, uot the veteran dramatic critic, but the hearty proprietor of the Ger- man-American House in Dudley, is going to pay his election het to “Sam” Wilson, the local blacksmith, by hanging himself, just as soon as be can find al suitable tree.

Winter ls a"l‘aftite. '- Wilson is a

Bull_Mooser.' Wilson agreed to shoe Winter's horses free for six months if the Bull Moose vote failed to beat the Taft poll. Winter said that if “Ted- dy" outran Taft he would hang him-

said he hated to sée Winter hangv hi

band and a procession of enthusiastic friends, Wilson marched tn Winter’e Hotel, presented him the rope in a' speech and invited lrim to go ahead and hang himself.

Fred W. Taft, of Elm street offered

Winter the use of an apple tree at his camp in Charlton. Taft said he felt interested, having the same name as the President, and that he wo\lldn‘t~ imind having Winter bang around the camp-from the apple tree.

Winter responded with much feeling.

He said he would go right out and hung himself but for two reasons.

First-it was raining and he didn't

wont to get the new rope wet. ~ Second-He couldn’t hang from an apple tree. Only one tree will do. I-le

self.

After the returns were in Wllsnn_ will hang himself and pay the bet as

il* soon as he finds n huckleberry tree.

self. but a bet was B, bet. He bought. a nice, new rope and, followed by a Minxrd'a Liniment Cures Daadrnif..

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