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the distinction of be- ing the goat, the pub- lic always wins.

In a competition for

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chgrlotfctown Guardian Two Cents

‘M11111; Guardian, Founded

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Inspector Tells of In- terference by Alder- man in Behalf of

Offenders.

101.1111“. MATRON MENTIONED

Her Son-in-Law Char- _1-;1-s He Was Fram- ed.

1111.\."r111-:.\1., Nov. 4. ~'r111.1 111111-11111111 .|. A. Suvard. of the St, 111-ills 1121-111, intenfert-d witl1 him 111 1111- 1~x--1-111i1111 oi‘ his duty with 1'1-1g:.11i_111 closing. up a tobacco sl11111 1111 .\iount Royal Avenue 1111111111 111111 11111-11 raided 111-cause at‘ fl 1111111111111: resort operated in tl11- 1-1-111- 111' 1111- 1111-11111111111, was the 111,. 11111111 1-.\'|1r1 1,1l by Mr. Justice i‘1,1l1-.'r1-, investigating commission- 1-1. 11-1111 is 11r11hi11g Montreal polici- 111' ' 1 1111 11111 evidence 111‘ inspect- 111" 111111-1111 11f tl1e city force. Not- 1vi1l1s111111li111; that (luptuln Morin, ui11l1~r whosi- jurisdiction the .\l111111l ltoyai Avenue place 1::1.111e 11.111 rt-tusod to r11co1n1ncn1l 111111-11-

111 11f :1 li1-1111s11 the shop was 2.11111 11111-11 just 1111.- same.. Captain 11111-111 111111 wished to take uction 111.-11i11s1 11111 111:1c1,- but lnspect11r it11111-11s 111111 speken to him on t11e 1111111-1 111111 11s :1 result Morin was

11111 111111111-11 lo 11o so.

Evi1I1-111-11 also showed that wl1e11 1111- 111111121- 111111111 the tobacco shop 111111 11rrcs1e1l Aime Lulondc who 0111111111-11111 it, together wlthh sever- :11 111111-111, Alderman Snvord had 1,-u1111111-11t1-.i to Lleut. Archunvbault 111111 11111 polico would be better en- gngi-il 111 arresting bandits than in ll111t kind oi‘ work- Archambault 11-1111111-11 that’ 1vhcn Lulonde was 111k1-11 111 lnudquarters he 11nd 11l1o111-1l Aidcrmnn Savurd to come 111111 111111- 11i1_11 hail.

(‘1111-1" 111-longer 111111 Pgllen Mrs. MacDonald figured l-r111111111-111ly in tl1e proceedings t11-

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Only One Survivor Has Chance 0i Life

(Canadian Press)

NI-HVPOiVPNFIWS, Va., Nov. 4.- 01111’ 111111111 the fifteenlpersons 111 1111- 1111s struck by n1 Chesapeake "mi “hi” lulssollBei‘ train late ycs- “Tli-Il’ at llllnd Crossing in North “iiillhtou remained alive day, ‘"1" "lily our of these. on iiiont was 1l111111:l1t t11 have a fair chance t11 l‘(‘i‘()\'l'l‘- Eight WUre denil be- 11111- 1111- 1-1-scilcrs arrived zi-ntl three (lilo-rs 1111-1l sl1ortly afterwards.

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Notetl English Horse Trainer Retires '

(Canadian Pren) MLONDQN. Nov 4, —illchar1l (T211111. 11111- of the foremost train- umo: ‘1111-1- horses on tho English ‘vim. 1-1s retired from activ ser- mda duty i1. was announced 111-re Ehrli- i-‘or mttny yours lllr. m fl has been known- 11s 1111-,

y“ ‘Willi-ii’. he having clmrgn of 1- 1111-1111! establishment, oi‘ tl11-

i",i" Kills’ hdwnrd, and ills Majesty

Kink (it‘()i‘|Z0_ _\_%_ ,

Condensed Specials RATE-Ac per word, net Eeach insertion in this column.

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'5fNVELOPE8—4l ron 101s, so i" 20c. 10o 1111- 80c. 0111111111111 Office. 11

.L__________ ‘QMART vour1-1 WANTED T0 it-arn 11 business. Apply "A. C." “,0 (luurdiau. b09~1l--lM3i.

‘SAUNSOME SAUSAGES MADE gosh today. Saunders. Newsim

1.0.. Market Building. 11050-0124-01111111.

‘Jon 1=1=1111r1111c or zvznv ‘hflvfiiltion cheaply and exped- mmmi! executed. Guardian Cen- tral Job Printery, Phone 138.

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‘PROP. FLETOHINB surname

are on 1111111 at Miller 1110s., Mus- i" 5W0. 47641-101141 ‘FOR aAtz- emu. FARM

nuituhlo for fox _ ranching and fir-lamina. Residence beauti- "lly situatedmlth modern ooh- ,Veniencos, within city limits.

APNY- . eLec . Ki . B01111 stilt n111i1t11i';.11‘i'§11§'i§i111¢i'

Ill‘!

ElEBlEB T0

Smith Still Retains

Small Majority.

NEW YORK, N. v., 1111» 21. W.

The United States lli-11t1-i1licans swt-pt 1,1111 electoral fit-111 111 yes- terday's 111-1-111111-1111111 1-11-1111111111 when th1- party's st11111h1r1l 111-1111-1- Pn-sideirt (‘oolitlgt- 1v11s i'l‘illl’ll1'(i to office, for another four y'1--;1r 1111111. _ As \\'.'lS 1-.v111-1<l1-1l i‘r1-si1l1-11t (‘noi- idgt- received his print est. support t'ro111 tl11- 1-l1-ct11rs of 1\<-\\' York stntt- \\'iiPl'11 h1- 11l1t11ii11-d .1 uiujoriiy of 111111111 :1 11111111111 111111-11.

'l'hi- volt-rs as previously predict. 1-1i :1dl11-r1-1l closely to ll11- ilutioirs old party li111-s 1111-111111111-1111 111111 Democrat, thi- 11:1 l-‘oll1-tt1- l'ol.l0_\\'- i111; provinu 1111111111-11113/ 11111-111111.- lhle 1111antiiy..

A striking 1-x:1111pi1- oi‘ tl1is t1-n1l- t-ncy “'11s the fact that Coolidge 1111t-stri11111.-.l 111s socialistic 1111111111- 1-n1 111 the luttei-‘s stronghold, 81111111 Dakota.

J. W. lmvfs, 11111 Democrat hope pol-led :1 heavy vote in the 111111111 and n f1-1w 111' 1111- western slulcs 111111 ultugetlu-r 11111111111-11 s1111p1rrt ‘which placed hhu i11 :1 high posi- tfon for second 11111111rs.

i11 the 1111111‘ for govor11orsl1i11 the grunt-st interest c1111t1-re1l 1111 the state of New York \\'ilt'1'(-.' Theodore llo11s11v11lt, .11., 5111111111 to oust (lovi-silor Smith- _Al_tl111u1.;'i1 -the state is ltep11l1llc1111 11111 111111111- crat contender Smith 1:11rri1-d the day with a small majority.

BRIEFS BUFFALO. i\'. Y.. Nov. 4. — Davis 32,313, (3111111111111 311.6116.

LilFDiiUiU‘. 311,379. For Governor Smith (34,313, ltoost-vcll 75,1121.

NEW YORK, Nov. 4. —llc1urns from 11111, 51-11111 of Arkansas r111-civ-_ ed int 6.110 showed 11111.1, J- 'l‘. 111111111- son, D1111111111a1, was 1-1-1-111-011-11 for the United Stun-s Senate and that ull seven D1-1110cr11ti1- 1-:1111li1l111.cs for the- Housc oi’ lt1-ll1‘-‘-‘=-'"l4\i\\'°5 were also returned.

c1111R1.0'r'r1-:, 1n. N111". .1.-- Senator E. D. Smith, Democrat and

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'1-l1;1-t 11111

iiFFilIE IN

LYESTERIJIiLS EiEiITiiiN

Returns Show Large OMajority For Repub- licans, Especially i11 Eastern States--Al

Govcrnorship 0f

New York State Winning; Out By a

111i s11v1-11 De111ocrnt cun1ll1ir1-i1-s for 1111- llous1- oi‘ lt1-pr11s1-11ta1111-s 1111-11- ~-|1-1:t1-1l i11 this 11111111 today. A'l‘-l1.-\N'l‘.-\, Nov. »l. -~(‘lift'11r1l “inlkl-r was r1--1-le1-l1-1l (lovernor 11f (11-111-14111 11y an (11-111-11-111-111111111; 111111111- iiy ov1-r his 111111-111-11111-111 o11111111_1-11i. h‘. l1. 'i‘11_1'l11r, 1111111)‘. 'l‘lie 11-11111111111-1 111' 1111- 111-11111111-11111- $111111 111-111-1 1111111 111111111111111-11. i

Nl'.‘\\' Ytlllk, 111,11 Nov. i. |'h1-

New York \\'11rl1l 11111111 1-11-1-131111 1-\- 11:1 11-12-1111-11 :11 ll.l."1 tuuiahr 1-11111-1-111-11 (h1- 1111-1-111111 11f 1'1‘ 111 --11| ('1111li1l;-,1- and 1-11111111-11 lilo 1-i-.-1-tio11 111' (lover-

1111r Smith in New York, 'i'h1- \'\'11rl1l is :1 111-111111-111111- 1111111-1", AT THE AMERICAN ' CONSULATE

history of America, (h1- A1111-ri11.111 results were ili‘i)i|(i(11l5l.t.‘(i 11111-1 1111-, (‘outlnr-111 by 11111111 111111. for lilt' first time also, 1:1 z1-11s of

(‘lmrlottetown 11-11re 111-ivil1-g1-1l t11 attend the Presidential election. ,'l‘hro111.:l1 the kl111i1111<s 111' .\ir.

Elton Maynard iloyt, Acting A111-

t-ricun Consul 111 (‘,h11rlott1-,t111v11. 1.1110111. fifty invited guests, i11- (‘illiilllg ills ilonor 1.1. (invcrmu-

Hcartz, l"r1.-n1ler u111i hirsjstt-wvurt Chief Jllfltice 11nd Mrs. Mathis-son. His Worship Mayor MeKc-unzt, ox- Goveruorr and Mrs. MCKillllOlLfl number of members oi the lmgis- l11t11r1-, r1111rusentt1tives of the Wess, 11nd also 11 nun111er of Am- t-rfcun visitors in the city, 1.111111111- 1-1l 111 the Consulate rooms 11ml list- 1-11e1l in for thi- returns 11s they 1-1111111 over the radio, the latter i11- struuiout being 0111-1111011 11y Mr. Norman “kitsch of l-‘Almt-r & \\'z11- 111111-

The results begun to come in shortly alter 8 o'clock and claimed the attention of the ussouihlage till twelve o'clock, though not even then being complete. Owing to the large number o1’ "listeners in" ‘toilet-ding i111. ai-r" lust evening

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'l‘h1- ruguliir luoni-hly 1111-1-11111: of 1111-, 1111:1111 of 11111-11111,»; - l1 111st night in i111.- Y. M. (‘ ‘:1! B 1,‘ "L 111,. 11111511111111 J. A. Llu-rk dIr1-1-I11rs 1111--

a

I,1-1.,-1'1|i11 r Olin-r 31.111 1,1 1, 11, 1111111111111. 111-A.v-'-'s |._ w‘ 111111111; 11111-111 1111111111111111.

.1, A, hi1-.\lllh111. W. A. Stewart. 1)r n, “.M. “n11 11‘. 1i. (‘1111-11111 111111 it. A. Pt-ndlolon.

'l‘h1- 111f1111i1-s 11f 111st 1111-1111111! we". 1117,11 11nd 1111111111111.‘ A ro- w“ (‘,1 11111 l‘.l1y.-1i1-:1_1 (111111111111-1- wns r1-n1l l1y 1111-, 111111111111111 J. A- llit-Mlllun 111111 on "Hill-i" iliifillhmi-

The ri-port of 1111- l-‘l1111111-1- (o-m-

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mucnmm KEMAL PASHA

Prolidont of the Turkish 336F115‘ 1|,’ n.1,,“ whom g powerful ro-

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I what was, ~ more than a copy."

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Berlin Gets Loan 0f Three Million

(Special to Guardian)

NEW YORK, Nov 4.—With firm- 1-,r money rates prevailing 1111-, bond market today developed an i-tisier tendency although 111-lee changes guuorully were h11l1l wit11- 111 narrow limits. Pro-cleotioti influences dulled tho edge of trail-

g. (‘oincident with tl111 extension oi :1 throw million doil=11r loan to the (‘ity of Berlin, demand (or the new (‘11-11111111 bonds improved and the price moved up lrnctionally, ut one time going to 941,9.

Mo-

No Glue to Authentic- ity of “Red” Letter

(Canadfln Press)

LONDON, Nov 4. -—Au official 1-1111111111111111111 11111111111 tonight says thut the cmnmiltcu appointed 11y 11111 MacDonald cabinet to investi- izntu the authenticity of th1.- Zinn- v1-ft‘ letter, the alleged propaganda 11111111-11111111 from the Moscow inter- untlonnle has bc-en unable to 111111111 t11 any positive conclusion. The co111-n1u11lq11e states that "the orig- inal letter hos not been produced or sec-n by any government 11e- 111111111111111 and the action (the lull)- llcntion of lcttor) was taken on the note claimed

Y. M. (l. A. Boys’ Work Secretary In Charlottetown

Mr. L. A. Buckley of Toronto. Ontario, National Boys Work Sec- retary. arrived in Charlottetown lust 111111111 from Summerslde- Mr iluckley will spend three days in Charlottetownmnd will speak at

l ' several meetings in the Y .M. C. A.

While in town Mr. Buckley will npeak at the schools and on Thursday will he ‘tho chief speaker at the Rotary Club Luncheon.

Mr. Buckley 111101111 before the

volt In starting. Mani! °""“"‘“" d Influential Turkish linden

opposing hlm.

directors of the Y. M. 01 A- i8“ night at their regular monthly

Last night, tl11- first 1111111 111 tho‘

4th?

111111 11111111

Last 11111111111 News Flashed In Over the Wires

QfOOiOO9QOOO~OWOGOOfOQWO1

(Canadian Press) FREDERICTON, N.B., Nov. 4.-—lvan C. Rand, of Monoton- was sworn in as Attorney-Qan- eral of New Brunswick {his

morning at 10.30 o'clock.

LONDON, Nov. 4.—The cab- anct of Ramsay MacDonald- Great Britain's fllrst Labor government resigned today. King George accepted the re-

‘ signation.

ST. JOHN'S, Nfld.. Nov. 4.-— Belief that the sloop Leif Er- ickson with her crew of three has met disaster in heavy Arc- tic ice 1111111111 Greenland coast is expressed at Battle Harbor, Labrador.

MONTREAL, Nov, 4- —C. A. Bollard of Montreal, Home

Covers Prince Edward Island Like The Dew

CHARLOTTETOWN, cANApn WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER s, 1924

1-111111111111111111111111 111- l =

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MERCHANT

People in love get more advice and use less of it tharnany oth- er people in the world.

a‘

Bank director is being tnled

on charges of making, using and approving of false state- ments concerning the bank's atiairs. He is the second dir- ector to be tried.

SYDNEY, N.S., Nov. 4,- With a majority of almost

400D over his opponent. John W. McLeod municipal council- Ior for Dominion 8 was on Mon- day chosen as president of the United Mine Workers of Amer-_ ica in district 26.

QUEBEC, Nov. 4. —No1ary P. E. E. Belanger was this morning sentenced to twenty- threc months imprisonment by Justice Lctellier in the cnim-in- al court after he had been found guilty of a breach of trust in the administration of a $100,000 estate.

NEW YORK. Nov. 4. —Rev. Dr- Charles W. Dane, pastor of

St. Marks. Congregational Church has resigned beta-we “an active minority in the

‘church insirt upon desecratinq the house of God by using It for modern mixed dancing," he announced today.

BREST, Nov. 4.—Max Jero- me Phaff, German-American on trial on the charge of com- piicity in the piracY °f ‘he French steamer Mulhousc- which was looted of 36.000 cas- es of whiskey off the Canadian coast last June was released from jail yesterday on 51°09 francs balil. ~

ST. JOHN, N.B., Nov. 4.- Edqar Wade, Marysvllle. N.B-1 hockey star has been signed for the Canadiens of the Na- tional Hockey League and will be qlivien a tryout with the Montreal team this winter, so "Joe" Page, C. P. R. officlial and sport booster reported on a visit! here.

PARIS, Nov. 4, -—Prem-ler Herriot received a vote of con- fidence from the Chambe. of Deputies tonight by a vote of 410 to 171. Herr-lot demand- ed the vote be taken after violent scenes between mem- bers of the right and left in which it was charged the Premier had broken his elect- oral promises.

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 4. - Four addition: I deaths here from what state and city medi- cal men have diagnosed as pneumonia: plague, brought the total mortality list. attributed to this disease since October 19111 111 25. =°°°"*ivc 1v a" announcement by Dr. W- H- Keliogg, director of California State hyqtlenlc laboratory.

REGINA. Sack" Nov. 4-- ic Chas. Dunning, Premier of Saakatdhewan 111111110 res-iv 1°

‘break Into the fethral field? That is the talk in Saskatche- ‘wan political circles foliowiflfl numerous conferences of var- ious wings of the party with Premier King since the tour through the West mtarted.

1112111‘ 1111 11 111111

(Canadian Preu)

BUENOS AiRES1 Nov. -l.—tA rc- port reaching here from Brazil to- day assorted that revolutionary trouble had broken out in the Bra- zilian navy. The battleship Sno Paulo was said to have rebelled and. with another ship from Rio

Jflnei") imriml‘ i9"- i°l‘ M! "nknowl Avmil Mazzio, pilots. were rescued Both sentences

meeting which was well attended. lifliillifliml-

FROMTARLIAMENT BUILDINGS 11111111111111.1111“ -

in all Canadian history no case has attracted attention like the revelations of the Public Accounts Committee in the Otitariu Legislature. Corruption and wrong-doing was discovered and the arm of thfi law pounced down on the offenders. 1:11-10 at Toronto, where for seventeen years Charles A. Matthews, Jr. (upper right) was employed in ‘the Treasury Department and latterly as Deputy Provincial Treasurer. Peter Smith (lower left) was iProvineial Treasurer in the late government. While the Public Accounts Committee was delving mtu

in the upper left is shown the

ibooks of the Province and announcing startling disclosures, Matthews

,tater he was apprehended in California and soon found himself back in Toronto to several charges. A Jury found him gulilty of a breach of the Secret Commissions Act ‘calving “gi(1s." He is now in the Toronto Jail (lower right) waiting to be taken to Portsmouth Penit- ‘entiary to commence a two-year term. Peter Smith was found guilty of conspiracy to defraud the Pro- vince in certain bond deals and has also been sentenced to three years imprisonment for corisplfflc)’ l" conncction with Home Bank affairs. He will soon commence :1 six-year term in the same inst|1ut1on.The

1

ilcases are lacing appealed.

' lilil

111111115111111 lilil] 1111111515 BEHIVIiNS

Post War Laborers on Behalf of Recon- struction, More P0-

tent ’l‘han Force , of Arms, He

Says. ill-IRLIN. November -1.--"-011Iv str:1igl1t-t'111\\'nr1l 111-111111-111111- 111111-

tics will 11121-1111111111111 1111- 1l1-sir111-1i1111 of 11111 war guilt 11nd 111-111 us 11cl1i1~ v11 our notional r1-54c111-rati1111," was the 11111111111111»: of telegrapluc greet- ings of ill‘. H. Schact, President 1111' the Reichsbunk and (lcrnran (Jur- reilt-y Commissioner, to 1t r1111sinn democratic rally held in 111-11111 1.11- d11y_ 'l‘h1-, rally was 11111-11111-11 l1_1~ 15.- 000 Liberals. 'l‘l11- 111-ad 111' 11111 11111111 said he was 1-1111vi111-e1l an 11v1-r- whelming uutjority of 1111- (11-11111111 people were 11111111111111 t11 si11111l 11y such politics. "'i‘ho (lcrmun

peoples 1111141 war

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Fish Prices In Ottawa

(Special to Guardian)

()'l"l‘1\\'\'1\, N111‘. -l.~~-'l‘l111t,fisl1 from liltirilimc Provinces \\':1.s sold ut Ottawa t'i\'1- (inn-s 1111- 11ri1-1- ll111t t.l11- f1isl11-r1111-n 14111 for it, :11 ll11-, porls, ‘ls 1t sIn11-1111-11I, 111111111 11y '1‘ ll, 1111111, 1111-111 11141-111 111' 1111- (l. N. l1. Ex111~1 -.~1.-. (‘1111111:111_v. in 1111- course oi‘ 11 tradigtulk :11, 11111 ltotary (Jluh l.11111:l11-11n today.

Mr. lilair 11.11111 tl1:1t \vh1-11 1111 nsiti-d 1,1111 11111111 st111-1-k1-1-p11r the reason for 1111- 1111111- dift'1-11-11c11 111 price secur1-1i 11y tl11- flsl111r1111-11 111111 ll111t at which the fish was 11-111111-11 ill Ottuwvzl, 111- was told tl11-, 1-x11r1-ss cltairin-s 111-re so l11-uvy. 'l‘h1- s111-nk1-r 111111111-11 out 111111. 11111 1-x~ ilrt-ss r1111-s on s111-l1 (11111 wore only 1V1 cents a 1111111111.

Fishiiig Parties Saved From Death

(Special to Guardian)

NEW YORK. Nov 4. ~Four fishing par-tics couiprising 32 1111111 nnd two hnys \V('l‘(l brought to sufc- ty toil-11y by an excursion bont and a. seagoing launch from Ambrose Lightship after riding out the night in one of the heaviest gnlcs the fisher folk hnv1- experienced in many months. Th1- dcnth list re- mained nt three, two of whom are un-l1len-tlfie1l. One 111111111 vessel went 1l11wn.

A seaplane flying over Loni: is- land Bound. opposite Stnutfonl. Conn. was hurled about by the gain and finally plunged into the surf. Frederic Schavior 11nd

nu hour later by a power boot.

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’l‘h1- 1'. l-I. l, l'1'1-si1_vl’1-ry' 1111-t in 1111.11-11-1-l_v s s11111 111 7.11111 (‘l111r1-l1 llull y1-s:1-r1.1y (i111 fourth at 1.111-

l11111r of ll :1. 111.

I11 1111- 1111111-111-11 11f 1111- .\l<11l1-r11loi‘. 1111 11111111111 11111; (leoiigt- Miilnr of (‘11111111 1111s 11ske11 111 preside. '1‘ho session 11111-11011 with :1 devotional suvicu after 1vhich the Presbytery was coustituti-il. The following 111e111l1crs were 11rcs1111t 111111 uus1r1-r- 1-11 the roll c1111: ltev h. Lockhart Moderator, Sou . Rev G. Christin 1-11-1111, All111rt1111; ev. E. M. Aitk1-11 .\'1-,1v (ilastunv; llcv. W. 1C. Ai11-l111. D111111as; ltev. it. ll, S1z11'ert,.ll1111l- or ltircr; ltev. 'l‘. A. Wilson, (‘.11'1~- 1111111; ltev. 1), K, ltoss, North 151-111-- 111111; llcv- J. C. Martin, Lot l-l; ltev (l. 111111111, (Theory; ltev. .1. A1111:- Neil, Wood islands; 111'-v. (11-11. .\l1‘ll:1r. Clifton; llov. .\l. J. M111:- 11111-151111,11111111111111; 111111 (t. 11.111110. Nt-vin, West ltlxer; 111'» .|. A. lilac- 111-111111, Valleyfi11l1l; lit-r. A. (lillis, .'\i11l111-11111-; ltcv. (i. t‘. 'l‘11y1or, (‘ity; llcv. W. 0. 3111111151111, (lily; I11-v, l)1111:tl1l hlucliczlu, (‘ity; lit-v. .1. Stirling, 31111111113111; lt1.-v .1. M. illucln-orl, Si. l'1-t11rs; ituv, D, Mill.‘- Vlcar, (‘ur1ll1<:111; 111-v. ll. l’. l'1-i1- \\':1r111-u, Elli, St1-1vurt; ilr. Davidson (‘:1i111lo11i11; 111-v. M. i). .\l111-l)1'11111l1l. .\i.11rr:1y River; iii-v, (l. 11111111, O1"- w1-ll. 111-v l-‘ruuk (‘11111111 111' ilalifax l'r1-.-1l1yl111"_v; 111111 111-v. (l. (i11r1li111-r 111‘ ;\lir11111i1-i1i 1'11-.<l)y11-1-y, 11111-111 1'01‘ tl11- Liirls‘ Nt-W Aluriiimc llouii- at, hi11111-i1111, 111-lug pr1-s1-111. 1v1-r11 i11vit- 1-11 1o sit. as 1111rr1-s1111111li111: 1111-111- l11-','s oi‘ (h1- court.

'|‘h1- following 1-l1l1-rs 111-11-

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lm-ui: ii. lilurchisou, North llivw-r; .|. N, .\l:11',i)o11:1l1i, Valh-yiielti; 'l‘. .1 li11n111l1r1-y,- North ll1-1l1-11u1-; H'i1uu1-l Ailki-n, l\lo11i:11.:u1-; .\lz1l1-11In1 Nlcliolson, llr:11|:1lb:1111-; N. i‘. 811-111111, .\l11rr:1y llzrrlmr S1111th; .\l. A. 1\l:11-N1-il, lliurray

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5111111111111 111111 11111 1111s

(Canadian Press)

TORONTO, Nov. 4. —Thrc1~ years in 1111- 111-11i11-niiury was tho sentence l1111pos1-d 11y Justice Mownt this unnrnlng on Peter Smith, fornu-r Prrvlnclal Treasur- 1-r oi‘ Ontario, who plr-nded guilty nf conspiracy 111 c1111nection with rrcrinin transactions with tl11- d12- funct llonu- llnnk.

The proceedings worn l1ri1-f 11nd no evidence 1111s taken.

Smith is nlrcndy scrvlnpz n sent» cm-c of thrrw- years on 1111111511 of

conspiracy to def-rand the prov- inc1- n11 bond sale transactions. will run conc11- rontly-

Parliament Buildings of On-

Several months face a trial on and also of rc-

disappeared.

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IFor111al Notification 0i Sale of Mol- son’s Bank

1 } (Canadian Press)

1 .\i().\"l‘l{l1l.\l., Nov. 4.—-l~‘or111al |11o1il lion of the 1111111111011 of tl11- (iil‘t'i',ii"ll'.~l 111' .\lol,s11n‘s lmnk to sell

Annilll Subscription: lly Mull, (funudn nu

P1115 VISIT ill 5i. VINJENTS [lHPHiNiBi

His lion. Lieut-Gov- 111-nor l-loartz and Party l-lntertain-

e11 by Kiddies.

'l‘h11 |111l1li1:1iy 11111-111111113 upon 1111- 11-111-111 1lriv1- for 111111111 for the l'r11|1-s11111i (11-1111111111111- has 111-en 0t’

1411-111 v11l111- in 1-111111111-1111: the, (public 11! lure.- us t11 1h.- ui-iu-ssity of lu- siit111i1111s 111‘ this 1111111., Wherever (‘hristiuu ' 7.1111011 has gone ll11-r1- 1111s 111-1-11 :1 11-1-1115111111111 of tile s111-r1-1i dilly 11f :1|l1-\'i11ti|11', Z11 1101111’: 1-1111-1111111- 1111111 1111 111‘ 111111111111 or-

‘ 111111111-11 in 1-:1rly 1111-, But apart from

any 1-i111ri1:1bl1-. i-oilsideratiou, or- 1111111111141-11 11r1- 11111v recognized as an 11ss1-t 111' l111-stl111al1l1- value 1o the 1-111111111111iiy. l-‘or 111 these little 11111111 111111 strays. threatened with »-.l1i111 11-1-11 s11 1-arly in the voyage 111' life. 111- l1i1I1l1-11 potentialities 111111-11 1v1-ll 11111111 11111-1111 training,

111111 l'1'--11111-111ly from their ranks :1r1- 1-1-1-1'|1it<~1i the grout leaders of 1111-11, 1\'l111.-1.- 111-hills has shed a light 11v1-r 1h1-ir 111-111-111111111, ll is recogniz-

1-11 11y 1-1-111111111is1s 1111l11y that Orph- 111111111-11 1111-, in 1111- 111-st sense of 1111- word, PAYING INSTITU- 'l'l(17\'$- 111111 that '1.-1'ery dollar invest 1-11 1111-11-111 yi1-l1ls returns 11s sure- ly 11s harvest follows 111-oiling. Now that 1111- Protestant Orphanage 1iriv1- is s11 11111111l1y ended, u few words 111111111 another similnl‘ iii-still- 111111 may 11111 111- atmiss. '

1.111111 is 111-11111 of the St. Vln-' 1-1-111 (Jr11i1111111ge, opposite St. Dun- .-11111's University, for the reason ll111t (h1- Sistcrs oi’ (Jhari-ty- batter k11111v11 as 1111-, Grey N1111s, do their work s11 1111i1-tly a111l unosteniatlous~ 1y. This institution is at present curing for Willi-lilil: from a few weeks old to 111-elu- :1111l thirteen years of zige.

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i11111. lo 1111- flunk 11f liionlrcul is

i11111111- i11 :1 oirtiului‘ 111 sl1:1r1-l111l1l1-rs

issued l1y l1‘. \\'. Rlolsou President.

'i‘hls 111-vi 'o11 111111 111-1-11 previously

11111111111111-1-11 in tho pri-ss. Sl1nr1-l1ol1i1-rs \\'1-r1- 1ll'1{i'(i to ratify

terms of s11l1- 111 1111- 11111111 1 f 1\iout-| rvul which include (h1- 1\ 111: o o1‘ 32111111111111 from tl11- "1 st" fund

which dt-clsioit .\lr. 3111151111 status.

1v11s lli‘i'i\'1-1l :11 afti-r the intend- im: p11r1-l1as1-r 111111 111111111 11 v1-ry rigid 111111 |l1oro111zl1 1-x:1111i11:11lou of

11111 zissi-ts of 1\l11lso11's bank.

3 Pay Penalty for l Vice-Consuls Death

WASHINGTON, 11. 1'2, Nov. 4.“ Execution 11y tl11- Persian Govern- ment, ot‘ S1-yi1i li11ssi1-11, ring leader 11111111 1111111 wh 1. 111111111111-11 11111 United Stun-s Vi -1:o11.-1u1 lmbrie 111 Tt-hcron, 1v11s 111111111011 officially today t11 the stain department. Anotln-r 1111111 w:1 x1-1-11t1-1i for the cri11111 111 1111-, sou 1- tl1111-. A third 1111111, 111111111 guilty 111111 111-1111-11111111 to 1111:1111, 1111s 1-x1-ruI1-1I soml- linu- 111.111.

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The Weather, Etc.

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PLAY TH'(sF\ME_, PLAY r11‘ GAME» —- THQ ‘(cu NEVER

1.00am‘ same.

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TORONTO N111’. 1'1—-M11rilin1n 11111111-11111- cnsii-rly winds [ulr and c1101.. _

Maximum 111111 minlnlum tr-ulpi-r- zttures: _ Toronto, cloudy ......... .. 46-419 Montreal, snow, Quebec, ulnar _-

llnlifux. cloudy 42—30 S1. John cloudy, _._ i8~27 Boston. cloudy, __ 12-36 New Yonk, cloudy, _ (i0—~44

Charlottetown, clear .... .- 35—28 High lldo this evening o1 7.15

and tomorrow morning at 7.15. Sun sets this afternoon at 4.40

11nd rises tomorrow morning fi

‘ ‘Full moon Tuesday. Nov 11th 8.31 a. m.

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lllouday, Dec. 1st.

Last yt-ar 11111 number reached one l111111lr1-1i and four,

'i‘l111 Sisters 11f Charity, as the 111111111 111111151-11, are pledged to vows (ll |'i(‘l‘ll('iilili [IOVCPIY (ind (lflvflflg 1111-ir whole livi-s to works of c111". ily. ’i'l1cy specialize in the care of "fhilflllfi; in their care 11nd in their l-‘tilli-‘iitiilii; and wherever is found 11 home under their ntanagemeut you have u guarantee of efflcfency 11nd economy.

0n ‘Thursday last llis Honor the l.i1 utt-nant (lovcrnor and Mrs "Hertz 111-id 11 visit to s1. Vincent's Orphanage. 'I‘h--y 1111-11- 1111111111111 11v ‘ht’ $19191‘ sllilvrior 11nd conducted t11 tho 10111111111111 room where the 1-l11l1lrcu from the age of [Ive we“,