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to The Guardian.)
'0ct.. D6.-Trading
futures on th local gariu ex-
may the taxed -by the Manl-
if e. measure
considered -by Hon. F :provincial ltreasureryis by the Legislature
it nonvenes. A proposal has made to t-he .Minister -to place on the daily clearlnss ofthe Exchange, and -it 'is expected from this source a revenue
than 3250.000 could be
-treasurer, with
-'belrtnd _$3.500 with the -prob- .§§'?.‘.ili2.“LI.‘I.`i‘r'.i‘ Z"...&'.i"‘-.`I.i}.“‘f.."..".L'.‘.“‘;‘;?...°§§.l.§§.‘§2rf* *° °°“'"““° @°“°-Y °' W"-
voral 4 new measures with the movements of the motor.i;';"§mc °t1lT;tl;Y,,,\;e5f))r§Ivr;;;ty;he £2:
increlése the income The promoters contend that the in-.of the Bmw, Empire into Dom cal
3 Accident
to avoid‘a
motor car ran into a was severely shaken is understood. no bones
He is still confined
was soho _
to open s new school build
at Parkstone today telegraphcd school authorities last night.
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OWEN iSOUND, Ont., Oct. 25,-,
John Cosgrave, deaf mute, charged with the mnrddr 0( "R9`v. Father Clohecy at the door of iSt. Pat- rick's -Roman Cabholliic church, Procton, was fonn'd insane by the lilly at the Asslsas yesterday af- ternoon and was ordered by Mr. Justice Riddell to be- confined to lall at the pleasure of the Lieu- tellnllt Governor-in#Co\|ncll.
Science Produces _
Ticlrless flock
l
p (Special to The Guardian.) BERLIN. Oct. 26.- The tlckless
clock is one of -the boons promised humanity through ‘the_ discovery of a German scientist who has been delving in the fields of oscillation. A selected audience of Govern- ment officials, scientists and news- paper men today witnessed a de- monstration of inventions of this _llfilllffr ‘berfevlrd by an engineer.
_ Heinrich Bohieferstein. head of the
Laboratorium Puer Schmlngungst- chnik of Berlin. '
A noiseless timepiece. which
operates without a lever, was one of a number a specimens Schiefer- stein used to show the technical importance of oscillating power ‘for high speed 'power engines and in the propulsion of ships, air- planes and gliders. A German- American corporation has been founded in Berlin for the lpurpcse of wide-world exploitation of these discoveries Fred,A. Britten, of Illinois. an American Congress- man; is said to be actively inter- ested ln _!-K9 ‘inventions-.
“~‘ay`s~1_'d?_n1onstration was fea-
tured by .theilse of an escillating motor, which ie' claimed to be tho first synchronizing , motor perfect-
A ltaliiies Treaty
- . _ ew Irish Constitution passed its third and flIl8»l l‘Bl1dlIJg ill tile Dall Eirulinn
cribed the document as the ygreul
Sir iiamar Greenwood
Last Irish Secretary
(Special to The Guardian.)
LONDON. Oct. ‘26. -Sir Hamer
Greenwood who was chief secret- ary for Ireland during the critical time of the peace treaty negotia- tions, on -leaving L‘ondon this morning to open the fight in his own' _constltuency, Sunderland, said, “When I surrenderel th" seals of office 'to the King yester- day I did so as the last holder of that office. I fc'l-lo_wed a lont; list cf distinguished predecessors, and throughout my tonture I felt. the responsibilities of the duties of that historic poet. It is a source of pleasure and: pride." I may frankly add that I played some part in effecting the Irish treaty which yesterday wasapprovetl by the Dall .Ealrann and in setting up the Free State constitution based upon our own Canadian model my knowledge of -Canada’s charter- of self government and thc support I had from many tried and trusted friends- in Canada during my term of office was invaluable to me, and aided not a little in bringing to u c-lose the conflict of centres. “My colleagues and myself have noth- ing to regret in standing together for the common interests cn the empire.
"We go into this election pledg-
0.000 annually ventions mean a great saving in ou B.. ‘
n which the oscillating currents
iaivation Army I
hm, Wm be shipped up to Hmley officers, who number 90 por cent*
say that I -have never before-been
H E BURGLAR FLEE
DD. H1180- power. F p Province schie`ferstsln_,nit upon his new l-110 N0l'- idea throughstudytng -the manner
ihrfsiréi. l"““°*““ A °“°*fy ‘°*- l.atest'liuiieiius "
in Brief
I I I .
”““ iE"°‘““*` Premier llodaf Law
- l _. l3Sll¢S Mllllll€Sl0
today Deputy John lMilro ries- _
;;s1ti£lt;'ig;n§l;n§3'e Ireland since the
" _ to -League oi Nlltllllt. Fulili__lier ilbligations
Abroad, -Encourage 3 lnterimpenal irade and Maintain Friendly' Relations With United States
(Special to The Guardian.) LONDON. Oct. 26.-landrew
Bonar Law. as leader of the Union- ist Party, in a maniieeco this after- noon declared one of the tasks of that party if it is returned to pow- er will be to make good the Anglo- Irieh treaty both in letter and spirit and to oo-operate with the Irish Government. -
The manifesto declares it will be the Governments earnest sim. .lf returned, to give wholehearted and practical support to the .League of Nations, to fulfill the obligations Great Britain has undertaken abroad, but not to extend her corn- mitments. but preferably to curtail them, and to maintain friendship and good understanding with the United States. The crying neeri of the nation at this moment is what we should have tranquility and stability both at homer and abroad so that freescope should ‘bc given to the initiative and enterprise of our citizens. “It is my confident hope' that under the wall tried guidenco of the Secretary of State for ‘Foreign Affairs the negoti- ations for 'the settlement of the Near Eastern crisis will result in
lpossible an economic conference
iwiththe view of finding in what
as thc recent comradesllip in arms must always he a principal aim of British policy “nt home our chief preoccupstioil. the state ol trade and employment". The mnst help- ful method of reviving industry is the development of trade within the Empire. Tile Unionist party propose therefore, immediately to consult the Government of the sell' governing dominions and if ihey approve, to summon as early as
vray,,by mutual cooperation they can best develop the vast trade, the resources of the Empire admit.
Parlflament dissolved.
FLOMDON, Oct. 26. -The pro-
clamation dissolving parliament -was signed 'by King George this lmoruing at agprivy council held at lBandringhs.m, tho royal estate in
INori‘c-lk. The proclamation was gazcfted this afternoon. It order- ed thc election by November 15th .and the assembling _ of tho new parliament 'on Nov. 20th.
The King signed u further pro-
clamation authorizing the sum-
a true and lasting peace." The maintenance of our ifriendshi and
p _ . .
good understanding with the 16th, for the purpose of electing United lstates, based not on anyltlie sixteen representeitive peers formal alliance ibut on the com-'oif -Scotland to serve ln the new munity of inherited ideals as well parlianlellt.
moning of a meeting of the».Scot- tieh peers at Holyrood Palace Nfv
Oiiers ills _liihlld For Giri_i1e,Killed~
(Special to The Guardian.) SAN FRANCISCO. oct. 25. -
Offor. which was mad throu hhis’
To be Built
(Special to The Guardian.)
New York Canadians
house several months ago. ‘
'WANTED - A GE'NTLi!MiAN'S milled upon to -make such a sacri I --~ riding saddle and bridle in fair rice as this order of my brother WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.- W‘~. condition. Apply slack Ledwell, ¢n¢;i|15_ P.G. Harding, former governor of 202 Richmond St. - oet.27-iii ----4»o¢»---- federal Reserve Board will 'leave
1- R E 3 next week for Cubqln survey fi-
°F0R BNLE 15 AORIO CHOICE FROM ONE: LONE MAID llllncial sltll1ltl0I_l..»_'i>VM-*ll 8. View land. good house and barn situat-,l _ -- _ l>l'0Vld5 f0l'“l3§fl_5W“'““°n °f "' ed near -Charlottetown. Write, lHAlMuI.'I°0N, Oct. su.-Yessmsll »l1ll-ll'l51l¥,','i'_ . ~“Wll”lll'°~l` Wie' "C-" care Guardian. , were discovered in the cellar of the Afhbricllit _f%iiil‘¥l_ _Reserve
500015-27-21 are nom.. or exialdsrm.-ui H. B. plan- . " »
wirtoll. or the 'rucltett oonvpauv. °WANTE'D-PUPIL NURSES AT early this morning. by a -multi
Somerset Hospital, Bkowhegan. who had 'been awakened by u cs-r. Maine. coarse. _l11moaun.' on rua- arrival lu the cellar-tru-es Anoly in supériuteuaent. ...su neu. 'r-nay nun enter-on the
aooooll-I1-swks house durlns the nlsllt. and M4
or-ed holuln .s large steal vsllll gréliaratory to .blowin it open with enplosiiest Ndblllll! W" taken from the house. _
`GlMl
to the
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Partylbox of gin where ‘he could Dry - me-...users--fin.. -__-~ ~ - lsbnm rd - Y 0 t ',6_ nos ANGELES, cant., oct. za.-
TQNEEV 0,? .wap \'¢,,-klliiore than rt score 0! Los Allgele thi; aflillnansent a cafble to Mr college students were linlurerl. on B ' mol) gx renin rent mfaii' possi-blv fatally as tho result o
» l ou" aw 0 D. 5 g A _ burns from “gasoline 'boinhs” :und
3"' “Cato” that a Lanadldn mm hp* from blows on their heads and
Students' Fatal
reaching into -the case pulled the
lthe-lid open.-~l-le secured the gin
the tax will restored ' A i' PA-RIS, Oct. 26.-France, Italy °°m9_P'h“° Minister of Gmml.1,0(ii_6S_ im;-9 early this morning
P81‘l0l”s. _ e S at r and Great Britain have agreediB"m‘""° _ .> ._» lin ri riot following a. “pyjamcrine" mmom t » _ 0 D ge
-i Poa‘rAeLs cl-luacl-l 1 tgugargggglguig th'°t`Nl§f>" ‘?.rhstlMAN'T°BA FARMERS ` '”"""b “" ‘,""U"‘i""’“5‘,"' §hi"‘,’,‘§""-rimrrer;n°»:‘»l.i¢h“ll;}:l “""°d' l
' ”"” 8 ‘ ‘C I ll l USB 9 _ - ern l'nli'.:l -n versl y 0 `a Ol'-l ' " _ `
Fon N-onrl-t oN'rA-aio NEW YORK. 09t~ 2_6--The Slilnsvvltzerluun, Nevennbfu- 1:1.. ASK M AT°"'U'“' ' ” ‘
F1 9
and immedlintely proceeded to! drink it with all possible haste' and secrecy, topping it off with
f
Soon all was pence for the pris-l orler, who. when qliestloncd later
0l'l with such luberul ` `-__<°"`l`
lilo. - ~ .. ""“°““"’ 0' f"°!MlNon|1'v al-:Pl=lon'r
-- v1"t‘€{‘é’rf9Al;,"°‘?i°'}1‘wl§_‘)§ea§; -~ WIN-_n.PEG OCL 25__ Fo.1|0,.,.;,,g According to students of t-he' rzffemslrun- 1 I FAVQRABLE T0 THE
Yl'Ol`.0iN'-DO Oct 26'-'lla ordzer cell Y IIS S DB 9 l- ° 'NOIRIFOLK Oct 26-Lleuts E ' southern 'lirarcil they had gather ‘ C Un “fd he WM H0! anx A pA¢|F|c
' ' ' ‘- ' '» ' ' eizurc of i’armers`l» ' ~ ' li `. C NAMAN
to -provide churclu 'facilities in l¥='“l"”ll°“ and "5l“'bll°ll "B9" ‘W R. Erricksou and R. F. Armstroug"ep°"'s M nw S ,led im- me "pyj;fmm-inc" when -°"B i0 leave the Jllll as he might; lie area of the Northern Ontario Ml llllltlillulelldl' mdapendam unnlwere -instantly killed today w'hen"§r°p5 322:19 tgxgghia dei§;:;_tés§;'Z;|,,,0re than 500 students of a rlvfll only get drunk "gain ‘bm lat" he- MONTREAL, Oct. 26.-ThelCan-
senior, the Methodist con-.fmitteu mth EY“"5e "9 c~ 30°!" W °°m training airplane fell 500 feet atl “Ve 4 ., ,luniverslty arrived in aut»omobiles'l’“id the °‘“"'°""“"y $25 and °"5°Sl adian 'Pacilfic -Rail-wa.y's pioisi-tio 55 l’“"°h“°d 9- P°m\'bl° 'Church mander'.i.n`°_m°r M 'me “insurgent H3mPf0l1 H0305- AV‘l8t‘l0l1 BtHtl0H-lggdsitgfégoll 'and' it 'possible' `x rind attacked them _with “gasolineland is 0”” "gain 'me' llvith regard to decreases in payt
_ ' . ' l ` f bombs", rags and bottles filled or. --<4->_-.- cle,-kg, freight handlers, baggag
ury. where it at once ‘will be put °f th” ‘Am°"l'~f“l1 5ilV3l-l°.ll' Afllly .BAiR.-IB, Oct 26-Question oflUnX;f”'F;&§_’s_frcr1‘;,t§;¥t0gé thi? ,=-lfumtrid with gasoline and linen and checkers, to the numlber nto use. Similar action is content- “"9 “Me *° "";“5l‘l“ W9" Pfellelll whether the K-lei Canal be open tolis understood has Mmten to',.e,,_ tempted in get me to ri wood pile. _ Inf ,,,i,¢,ut 3,000 employs.-1 on its “lated in connection with several l’l""=” |“‘° “l°tf_“- h' 1 _ _ships of world even in war tlmelres,mtativ,,5 Ito |,,a,.,, ,he ,,ct,,,,| that had been gathered for the m Dublinllmell li upheld by U19 mll1°"llYl`°‘ mel' M9lfh°¢ll3f- °l“ll’°ll°S ll' file , TMS NVD" 8 t 0 $.85” t or the Wm be referred t0 lm lnl'-`T“*“l°“‘ condméns and to have the differ. lltlfly- |port issued in connection with the ire eweptxdietrict of tho north 'l”`“t°`l “ml “"_bl"'°"`l3' .'°Nl°\‘ h ‘ll al court of justice it was dcciderllmcea meviveen the fiumers and .A fight -followed, cialis, fist.; _ . ‘*"lmil'i'- ` Gepaml W' Bmmwel B°°u"w ich l°dlY at 00\ll10ll Of 4\mbl\'*Sl\‘l0l'B- th il, crednors submmed to M._b|,__ bricks. torches and any other' (SPCCIBI to Tlle Guardian.) lpany and its eI\1lDl0Y95- ~
-$4-C---' he lssueq in 'LQ'-1-d’.°" "h'f°“`3h the TT* 'i it of th joint hmm] gat up weapon handy were brought into DUBLIN, Ocit 26.-‘Eamonn Del' iI1n. bhls .report, which T98-Ulllill
“°W°'P”"P°"9 fecalmlg 'hlfl Sill" -DOORIN, Holland, Oct 26-It ‘is 1°” °}‘l‘ U nel Farmem. oxécutiw, play. it was reported. lll tho,Valera has returned to Dublin. He the company and tile men this
_ ‘mm U19 America” C°mm°l'N7 reported tfllat. plana are being by t E n at soclhtinn ' nbliiiched battle that followed, hm. ‘ is suffering so severely from a ner- morning, its author, T. Arundel, of
C ‘ “mich Sl” ll” Wd f°‘°. °l5h*°"“ mv-de to illlotosrsuh from slr- “nd 'the "”°-" 5"” M’ " .irons or -the students -were said vous disorder that _a priest is in Toronto, says that the hoard
30211- ' planes the wedding of former Em- the l“`°Vi“°e' , th ‘bw hmio have begn ,5,mc.hed in struggling constant attendance on him ln the could, in his opinion, have justly
I only °n° dbstacle ham Um ln' °°r°r William' TM "LW" pm' ‘Mainy fwmriliris nt 6 ortgpreflllles. A- -riot call brought police Pllvllle llflsllltlll Whore he new is. accepted the companys proposal
»¢»_ surgents. That _obstacle is the l-W' cessdon will be in chateau grounds. ‘"T";"h°°c° rggdeiylgggillg that from all 5¢a¢,;m,., and nmm than The military are not molesting which included an offer to discuss ,,,,.,,,,__1,,,, ,,,’,,,, W, ,,,,_ ,c_ 'lltl' vi 00mm”-llflel' B°°ll\ _lv t-ht' . ---. ` §",:§,_m§}`f;n“be gm,,cd, :oo officers gathered -helm ilu- him. with tl... employes are matter or nf "M ne, My f,,,L¢”,,, or ,,,,e,_ tradition of discillline ililltlllod by ATHENS, Oct Z8-Sensation is 1 fracas -criuld be queiled. i-¢¢._.__ adjustment of rates and which
s line per ds for 0 days or over. iler father, the founder of the or created by demand of newspaper- _ '* ‘ would have rs-suited in changes
‘ I-fave YOU Mr. Reader,
:nouns 10,900 votes- alter
, and "itep _on lt.”
~ on anilaiglp 'mr
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sans me mutual.
tile sims. i MY: Go.
If you promised to help don'~t let yourself .forget to "muko good' before .saturday ulshl- 4
The candidates throughout the Island are makin-g
_` candidates outside `olulrlonetowu`wlll have the usual mulling pt-tvllep§..Ail, slmsclnpuons asa coupons -mired |;¢‘_104i|n, will count, under this present period.
l-‘lieth all that is necessary. Your renewal or arrears
.. ,i'I\wo weeks from tomorrolw night markp the close 01
.rtllle Guardia-n’s Great automobile co-rn-paign, ‘
helped your crlndidato yet? . \
'The third period ends Saturday night and the vote
schedule is decreased. You calft IM lilly lIl0l`@ V0l°B °“
your tlubsorlptiolt than RIGHT NOW and after Saturday night .your subscription means loss. -Your renewal now
saturday 1o.ooo. votes. ne it
now. ' ‘ .
every minute 'want these days, Don't wait cond-iilates tilt
,it Til too -into-you may 'bs closer to The Btudclbaker than you think. liarnestwvork everyday 'alot-ns vbtea. Be 'st it ~ .'»m'y'\u\a m¢».'r'l\» me is neu-l_y over. frluow lun. lush
marine uuutlaus nav/. you
dealt need to visit for lliun or her to cali on You Mr Reeder. Mali your 'subscription direct to 'lille Guardian Campaign
you want the votes to go to
mint 5 wer-tplgola line. Groups of izanisation. Axalllst till! 'blll‘l`l0l'lB men for scientifilc inquiry into ' ’ A in the lligh and low rates. ‘ '§‘,:,‘;,§_'{‘é°';" u::,";,';‘hc‘,’$§,';‘ ff; the pressure of. insurgents within cause of death of King Alexander' _ , ' . |.|.“..',,.';,.m(|5,(|...*U,|,;,,-,.,;|<,|,a.-H<_',sH,s,4,|,§|->4f,|,,,»,|,,,-H-,|~. ___ The 1-eriuciionsin dispute amoun- %. Address forms part of aa. the org:tnizaiion_and friends from of Greecetwo years ago. { ` ‘ " ` ` ` / H ' ` H ' A very interesting laik on rcmmi ted to three and four cents Del hmlllilhbairlr fgh'l%g°‘im mt” `wm'°“" I T” ' ' ' ' . ` astronomical discoveries ilustrat- l‘°“\" 0' 5632 “"5 53'16“"""“m
I e ‘A . nr seven .. _ _ _ ., ' - .
WI for og" nm B,,“_,,0n The spirit _aus blond _or u sol- Hrucxlensscx, N. J.. our so .. 7 0.; Wm, suilnbie ,,,,,,e,.,,. s,,,,,,,,, whether the oanslllllll P=i°lfl° 'uk ‘ r _ . - - 1
\\ng,,|_ mr “vm wo,-¢|_ 50° 9" nler is in my veins," sa.id_ Com-l George Cline, moving pictures dir- - ,y V _. ' _ was gut-en ,ln the igamigt Church Railway will accept the findings of
‘ ' mander Booth. ‘I have never hada actor, Charles Bcullion and Ai».ce _ I ~ , _ school room lasft evening by Mn, the board has not yet been stated.
thought or .lotus anything other 'rrun-utnu, acquitted of murler of- _ ~ _ 0 _ _ . lr is stated that s communication
'NARDERS CAN Fl ACCUMMU than obeying orders, even when J'-ack Bergen, movlnfl picture ac- datsd at 49 Elllton-St. - -3| - ' ‘ ‘ ‘
J B Rombough, city. The slides in b t t h map "nent or
rf were taken from telescopic photo- \`-' ` 0 HBH 0 E “
they entail n sacrifice. But I will tor, who was killed in the Cline
`graphs made at the great obser-
_nnd at the Yeikes Observatory.
Wisconsin and were remarkable
south and central portions of the
‘ moon; of the planets Jupiter.
|Mars, Neptune, Venus and Batur na; also of nebulae, star clusters and sun spots. \Mr. Rombougn, while not professing anyltlving more than an amateur knowledge of astronomical science handled
~ his subject in a very capable and
fascinating manner. It lhss been Mr. Rombough‘s privilege to -‘ome In contact with some of the great astronomers of the day and much pi' his information had been re- ceived at first hand at the Mary- _ land Academy ot' Science. The
meeting last night which was very
~ largely” attended. was presided
over by Mr. Herbert Yoo. Before Mr. .Rorrfbouglrs address. a short progrsmme,`consl»lltihg of 9. piano solor by Mrs. Murray, a vocal solo by Mrs. Lee Warren. and. readings by' Missl Edna Gordon and Mr. Lloyd Jenkins was received with applause. in closing, a warm vote of thanks, moved by .Mr. J. A. Gian-k- and seconded by Mr. J. P. Gordon, was tendered Mr. 'Rom- bouglr, The entertainment which wls lrtld under the ausplclls ot the Philotbeans, to the flhvt of a number of entertainments to be put on to make up an infniai sum to go towards the erection of s new school room for thectlultb and the Incense 'of last niJht'e
Ulster to Aid
Chlarlesh Buckley. an 0lrcll`lolHll.‘Unionist Council announced to- H 0 ‘gf lie lllt°rl°==\t°d. as the no-islsnt it intends to mire an import- 1_o¢l:ir_0 llfgfih ran down and killed aiant part in the British general in hiy°“";° dglfl- I‘fI‘“`l°Il NGWWII ielectlonsyon behalf of Premier md S ‘lg Dm ‘le Wed“e5d&Y1\l8llf» Bonar 'Law's supporters of course. Ismgglil 9Fel(l£° Slye his 0Wn¢l1lld iSpeakers will cross the Channel me déazgehld. $1911 the parents of at the end or the mouth and tour msed b dia i' _ 9 0"" “HB 1'B',the principal centres in England.
Mm *£3 ‘ms ’“°'h‘*l'- l'I`hey will appeal to the people “to mum' , “cl hey); wh° “'93 ln the do their utmost. to " safeguard the um £10 Y' el' h“5‘b““d ill- the interests of the loyalists of the six ‘ G ,ST on WR” kmedl “ld l9h_e counties in the critical period that V" W ‘"5 *O l°i1l 111 Blwlllvvfilles unean or them."
,,, 9 5 ll-‘remier Sir James Craig, speak-
figgngly' t ‘f lit w°“ld 5“m"le“'-Wling in the Northern House of Com- wlmg) hs? gal ill t°,t_h°" m°th°l` 1°' mons last Thursday, said that he D ,SQL 3 ,°s ° hoped to receive from Mr. 'Bonar “C ey is "1 'the CNY P1450" Lavrall 'that support and loyal as-
nwnmng m“l'°“ charges ‘lf man' sistance Ulster had received from r-:laughter and driving an antonio. mm In the PML
bile 'while intoxicated.
iw., New |;_,m|e,hi,,s lNew irish_ tonstitulion
LONDON' 0°* 26- *The admlf- lrlsn constitution passed its thl any it was Stated mday ‘"1 high and final reading in t-he Dail Eir- authority. has issued tenders forrean todnv Dftpuly Jgiin Milro the construction of two 35,000 ton desc,-|.l,ed 'fha dgwnient as the battleships. This is in accord-‘greatest 1|-iumph for ireland since ance with the Washington agree-'the ‘battle of Kinsale. ment* It was rt monument, he added
_ '”“_*"*°'°>**-- to the two grea t men who had
P ° ° passed a\v.1_\' (Michael Collins :lull
Arthur Griffith) whose names
would bc blessed by future gen-
G I H f ' ierations of Irlahmen.
2 S 0 ‘Mfr. Milroy said he did not wish
to suggest that the British gov-
, (spasm to The-Guardlan) ernment would jeopardize a bill
,SARNIAY Om" OCL 25¢__ ‘AIex_ won with so mluch labor and srtcrl
w
Cameron, arrested for lntoxica/tion Hee' gut thffglrhe Dm must 10°
and placed in the local jail. had beyun the l ` to tue" [elm a pleasant sojourn over Sundayin °°“mrym°“ In f‘°"'heaSt°m Ile his cell, where he lrublbeu freely 'am as me “E” 5"” 5'” 'ha of some Une stock gm and realllvould have to he considered. 'He.105i_ had been proved. mm. which he secured from a.hope<l tae Anglo-irish Treaty an case which had been placed in anime. constitution womd hung `th ndjoinin neu, th ol. _mortheasterners to realize th
E W E D 'ca Cam their interests were those of Tip
cron secured Inn opium pipe, taken C k d Dum,
in a recent _raid by the pollce,and,Demry‘ °r an D'
several bottles- of real beer held . as an exhifbit in a former capture. Kevin Omggms' Mmm" of Hom
_ ` ' some verbal amendments to th
as to hail expressed his perfect bm me ,notion f asm wa
- vstorles _at Mt. wilson, california, sort has -lwl yet been <l~==l\i'°d 011-
_i.“r..§::.:: The Weather. Ew-
0i_ll_nnar Law
(special to 'rlu onuann.)
BELFAST Oct 26 -The Ulster
2
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Passed lnllall lilreann
(Special to The Guardian.)
IDUIHLIIN Ostl 26- The new
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Saw a iWnman
'Leap ilronl 'Gott
island Bridge
Nil.AGAiRA FALLS- Ont., Oct 6-A -taxi driver reported to the
police -today that he saw a wo- man dressed in black leap from Goat Island bridge into the Nia-_ gara .River last night. The atato reservation officers and the city police were unable to find any- thing to condlirm the reported ‘sui- olde.
Railway lloard on
inspection Tour
(-Special to The Guardian.)
QUEBEC, Oct. 26. -A party of
Canadian National Railway direct- ors, officials s.nd engineers reach- ed here this morning, completing their first official inspection trip from lhiontreal to Lucerne and from the latter place through Win- nilpeg to'Quebec. Graham Bell. acting chairman. IR. P. Gooch.
rd Ernest lDecare, J. H. Sinclair, S. J.
Ilunlglerford, vice president; and
y general manager and others are in
the party which will reach 'Mont- lreal at four o'clock this afternoon.
Raleigh Commander
Guilty oi Negligence
(Special to_T1:Guardisn.)
..non'rsMoU'r'H, I-Jus.. Oct. 26-.
|'I’be court martial in connection with the loss of the British cruis- cr Ra-leigh off Labrador on August
li' Sth, last, found that the chal‘§’3
algalnst Oomunander Bolt. of, the Raleigh. that by ueslesleuce or de- lrfnult his ship was stranded and
Comnlnnrler Bolt was ordered to
tl- _ ' . elhe dlsmisrscd from his shilll and bf’ al severely reprimanded.
To these people n message of 'tn
goodwill and reconciliation should go .out from.tbe national assembly- lhe speaker declared. 1 Numerous other deputies spoke,
several of them in gaellc, All of them supported the motion of
e
,-tffairs, for the passage of the thi-rd_rcsdlng of the bill. After
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wage dispute between the coni-
Labor lby the railway ‘but its pur
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lOHllCAlGO, -Oct. 25.- Failureof Aribloiri slats, scar oulitlelder of the Chicago Nationals, to keep up his hitting in the last ,four SHIDBF of the 1922 season. saved his club $10,000, it was revealed today. The Chicago club had agreed lo pay the Los Angeles club of the Pac- ific coast League this amlou-nit, in addition to the cash and players already given for Strltz, if the star should finish the season with u batting average of .300 or .better Statz knew nothing of this agree- ment Statz dlnished the season
Il gwith an average of .297, according _ to unofficial figures complied
here, Four days before the season closed the little outflied .star was traveling along with a mark of .30l1. in his last four games he made only thre hits in sixteen times at bat.
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FRENCH FRANCS H|T_
NEW LOW RECORD
ON N.Y. MARKET
NEW YORK. Oct. 26.- French
francs were quoted in this market today at 7.05 cents, a new low record for the year. The par value of the franc is _I93 cents each
The recent depreciation in Paris
exnchaitge is a, reflection of the huge deficit which France will face when its new budget is under taken by the ‘Chamber of Doputiee.
which has given rise to reports of possible bankruptcy and a defablt in its reparations Dlyments also has -been a _contributing factor.
Announcements,
Coming Events
Meetings, Etc
RATES.-I0 per line per nay. Sa
ser line per day for 8 days or over. C I- _llllo Der dp! for 0 days or over. 5 figures instld letters count u one Word. 1 por cant. discount for cub. Andreas forms part of sd. and must be paid for.
**.Reserve Thursday, Nov. Zurl
for supper and 'bazaar in i)o'nsoii- dated School at Mt. Herbert. 'Part of proceeds -in aid of Protestant Orphanage.
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