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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER‘ 10," 1926

tEIElliIEESIEBIlIlIlNIl-EEIIIII s usiiii visiiitiv

Before Jury Presided Over by Coroner Di?" E. T. Tanton-Nuinber of Witnesses Heard- Inquest Adjourned Until This

Evening.

Into the death of noise. I didn't hear any noise of l1). MacDonald who brakes Iicliig applied. I saw the itt ‘Borden oit tiioglllrlvei" of lillii car uttcr the ai-tiitletit ' B tember 2nd was re- o W118 1101111‘. stiftii-liiiziiiltlieegoitrt House Iii Suin- EI111P111111 111'"

- 'i.' ftia rt‘, ""“""me o“ Thursdm’ mummg ‘n d‘ V“ O H (El/it's (it-osby uroutiil

‘rho inqitest m. httt- (‘iinrles met his iieatlt

Tito wits at

(sworn) :. livowii.

1'4“ Dr. B. 'l“. Tantoii, coroner my iiouse wltii l‘i~lnce County presided and 3 o'clock. 'l'|ic‘y returned about F! ‘TI.’ “path Strung. K. t.'., acted for or l0 minutes. Did not smell any

. o i Ii nor. did not scc any liquor in isgfkct-ti: “ﬁmifttitztii, m“ m" whg cdlr. ‘Did not sec car after It left .I. i‘). Dalton. Suinnierside, t1Pore~ my pince- Willard Leard (sworn): I uni

‘warm! vlcNully Suinniersiile u stationary ciigiiieci" at tiie tiowci- Eliliiiiiziis Carrutlters, -Snin-merside|house at IBoI-deii. I wits lii the ]_ k Stmpwm Humtttun, 1,01 1x station at about R ti'cloc.k on the

, _ -' j 11 t night of the accident. i was iii “ninth §‘,1,',,,'i,,(§,'-..t.i.. the office. Vcrnoti (‘tiiitpbell rc- Frhait Glllls lvilscouciie lleving agent. came in and said

. , . - 1 - ‘ I with a -hig car titer the jniymen were swoi-ii tn that sonir darn‘ too‘ thi- coroner, Acting Attorney GEli-ifilll over (Iiiailie kiaci)onui(tll‘.l “"1

, _ ‘t, t -'I‘I1Sil8tl out and saw car ““i,.,'f."d,,,',i‘esi',‘,‘f.',,iif gtttufjroatlway in front of .I. V. lliclloii- Eigw] tne-bmlv and also to inspect aids store- Tiw b11113’ “W191 11111191“ the scene of the death at Borden. (111-‘11111 1111B C111‘- 11111191" 111° "Fhgwﬁbdi CPU“ ma party rhmmmg "um helpeldiuftf me EOEEWIIEEJEITIIII 18s took, ,, was rig ace 1 - 52h“ Mus Bay and Home“ ti‘)? the ‘bEidy out behind the left front

ttqut-st. was continued; l __ _ _ t. tt Bell (BWOTIIi. Live ill. witteflil‘ 111;? tllpmm ctpe 'l‘raivcrse. Am a titedical I40 11 1 Y ‘ mm

pronationer for four years. I was 111 11 1111")’ 111 i411 1111' 1111‘ 111mm”

railed to ‘Bordleiilvinptitfl ullgitt ltlilf -tli~l'tlt fCuree 4. ac oiia. “timid”; ul-Urtveq at But-den paw tte- and I did not view body .ittt.i “Fused o" stretcher t“ buck of wards for that reason. Wlieu we

Jiiiiics V. McDonald's store. Ar- 10°11 11111 1111113’ 11111 111*" 1'4"‘ W“ ‘"1

., . -» _ _ 1 -t 1t o: - the iiortii side of the road. m“! d“ ifilill Hopi‘ llSﬁBiEltEilliiiilgii ythgt Wmre" MCNBE" “won”: n“ illlcli-Itfiiesed wasdead ‘his skull ‘brok- ceased weighed 233 ‘poitnds and u‘ l“ me w" Saw two ‘Iyntm iiltillatlglitpreliy yvliliiuﬂiii sifﬂiitgflaieliliiii “wuss how “mus jug‘ ‘below HE hearddlirs ("zinipbell give sharp

I . _, . .ll °‘°"“*F*,,‘,"f1,'i,§..‘}§",,f;‘,§§, rap on the wail and Eldon (‘amp-

Umijhell ran out. V. (Itiiitpbcll came "fund said "a cur canto in lite road ‘like Hell and killed (‘hnrlii- blac-

knees. on right lot»;- luilf inch deep and ‘the other lialf inch deep. l‘iidn't. ascelrtii 111328 hirizkpxiry EitlifgwpgiuiﬁiDonald." I wciit out to ‘the of. death was a fractured skitll orvlvahxgig; "' lisiuuiorlutge of the iiraiii.bI)i‘i‘Iiit-f9p[ h - ~ '

notice if collar bone was ro en. _ _ H \ Didn't examine shoulder bones. 11111" "l"? l" >11‘_"‘::"'1“ heath was catised by a fracture of 11119111 W10“ u" _ 1"" the skull which was citused by 111 111°‘ ma" W“ 23 "w" coining lit contact with some object underneath the car. I didnt see

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Approved Millions

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of Citizens. of the United States, De-

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The Montreal Star aays:-—--’I'-h0se

Mackenzie ‘King found it necessary to revive the socalled “constittlliwiﬂi issue" last. night at his great meeting in the Forum would be more len- ient toward him it‘ they realized the difficulties which cODfFOIII 11 D011‘ ticiaii trying to riiie two horses, not only travelling different reads but running Iii widely separated parts of ‘the country. never ilrcanieil of anything approaching lt.

'i‘lierc are lots of things that Mi'. King can fill his 51100111011 W1111

HENiBi lllEll ill

MEIE lliil

who were surprised that ‘.\lr.

Barnum and Bailey

Ititentioii to Revise 1'

‘ — ' ioihci‘ tiluys pro-miner] by this coin- Prelnler Declares HIS Illl-"Y- 111'111l'. of a very lilliii urdcr in-

clares Sir‘ George

oiu West wlilcit would throw a irolilntiss over the titeetiug itt Montreal. 'I‘lie people of this industrial, trading, tax-paying Metropolis would be decidedly chilled if they were to hear tlic leader they are printed 10

OWEN S()ii-N—I-.1'7Oiii.v,~StEpl. e. w-

Illiss iilii ' Kinrk fiillv lived iip , . the Tarltfg)“ Ba- loilit- wuiiiii- ul retiiititlitiu slic lizis , d‘ V, guiuml iii i‘bzirliilii~tiiivii, iiPl‘ t-x- sis of I rotectiott. 1'111i1111'11'111i11ii of "ltugs" .\lartin,tlie - Ifoodlutii being must exquisite and c iiirniiiig.

wit ran over a bicycle. and 11 helping to get the ‘bicycle nut‘

ifill‘ front of was 4-! om the tilatfortit of lvicl)oit~ of the ac- The Width

Car was stopped to north side of street. ’l‘hi-. distance from the iiirii in the road Iiere cur stopped is six chains

Foster.

(Canadian Press) tlldNidvtl, Sept. tt.—- Millions of citizens of tho United States have "liyililltllilttiic licarts and itilnds which approve of the great work I111! lﬁiiizue of Nations is carrying 011." Sir (iconic ‘Fosiei- of (Jaiiadii tieciareil in an address before the

League Assembly today. Sir George said the 'l.eagtie's first great tiisiitttiuitittiteiit iind

‘been deprivation of the active co- operation of the iliiltcd States. Matty skeptics litid thought tho ab- sence of the United States spelled the end of the League, "that with. out the United Star's-s‘ it would be impossible for the League to do ef- flcie_iit and continuous ivork". “Despite that," lie remarked, “we have continued, and have made our way forivartl step by step. We have done that without opposltloit front tile Ilnlted States."

11111‘ 111111111X 11l> llast. the station. I saw two men coining dowit from the hotel. I didn't know’ the two men. "l‘hey passed the end of the street .I was on. The stoutest. man ivetit north cast. and the other went south. The stout. niait ran prtetty fast towards the station. Iie ‘turned around quick then he walk- ed threw out his itrms when he‘ struck liini. I could not tell how fast the car was going. 'l‘he car. Wiiti not going very fast. ed threw mil ilitljifiilii WiN-‘il he wcitt to fall. lie tell backwards on his lcfl sliotiltler. right. side of road. 'I‘Iie way .\lr. MilUiJOiliiill ivas running and tlicu1 stopping it. would appear as it’ he was dodging llie cur.

Mrs Janie Campbell (switrii): I live iit Iiordcii. Aiii the wife. of sta- tloii agent. I saw car tiass uiy iviiiilow on south side of station 1111K!‘ i0 lilo street, around ti (fclock. I heard ll crash and a moan. When Isaw car ldid tint consider it.

I or at illorden that nlkiit t" w ‘_ . H ‘iilyoggliiﬂily M um pa“! and 54 feet.“ l-iiiiiruwhlldlitillgllﬂgll thought it wan oar (routing into Mr. Witt. Dwvey (sworn): I am 3111mm 1" “$0110 f?‘ 111-1-(‘11-11 I m titwii. I Itciirti iliucDoiiald 1 and a conductor oi‘ C. N. Rys. I just ‘mam ""11 " .‘"‘(‘i. , "ir (Ire "m"? “""""g “'1“‘11 1111*)’ 11111 1111‘ saw Mr MacDonald at. hotel. Dr. ""51" 11111111 111111"4111f‘1°1;;1-i qp-qilth liotcl. I hoard ‘hint-Donald tell tirriveil at ilDf.('i,.1iil0l‘f.i.l"DREOPO sev- ""1"" "f: "hm", ' "Fl "Wm!" l 111111‘! to look out for the mud en and tieceascil, .\lr. Frank McKee lwep" “" ""‘ smlfm‘ . " _, _ P1111111"- \\‘111‘11 1 11011111 the talk e “"51"- “Ver 1" 1"" 1'1“ W‘? 1111M '1" altout the puddle I would say the

John Moimitghliin and myself wer playing cards. There was no liquor there. At three illlilllliffiill] to eight diect-ased and I walked out

the dnor of the Iiotel and we were‘ walking side ‘by side atid passed along in front of McDonald's tiltire and llllt-Iscti the end ot‘ ilow- laii St. There was a pitddlewiii the that tilde of ilowlaii St., and wlt- iicss indicated lucntioti oi’ puddle o“ "m" MDmEWEEL wijmhine. ilruggctl I19 feet after helm: struck "us" w we] umiier; Wilitltwilrdtlﬁ] m Morley biuttart (swqru): ""11" “e "0"" _, _ l‘ ,.. I at Carleton Siding. v thurlle thcres a tar com til.‘ n years um and m“ m. ‘a: "is? "owﬁgrriuivgsgtiiiginH h, Mutturt. I was in Borden

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the McDonald wituiow. I went to the right aiul Charlie said to look out for the puddle. I went ni1 into the grass and tievcr saw dc- (‘ciised afterwards. ‘Don't know liovv fast car was going. Car W118 coining around behind station when I saw it last. We wcvc pretty near to corner of ‘Howlun St. when we parted company. ilt‘tli'ti noise of car when cur struck tit-ceased. I did not hear a 11:11‘ horn blow. Just as I reached the tent-c I heard the impact of the car. T-Iie impact was a loud

and took- ‘body out.

I ran for tlfutlicr lliitiuigliaii.

where car stopped to the west oi ilowlaii St.

wiiere car stopped. ilowlaii Street is 33 feet. wide. The body

(liiigtoifs barber shop, Ford car. my brother Vernon were with me the batik corner and tlie cud of the street. innit with him. along by thc station. Niui-‘Dtitiitid I‘llII towards the tlon. stop utid

I saw .\li

walk back.

car and cur lilt lilni. car as it was about the station

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fifteen miles an hour.

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‘tiie car struck liitii. ' the horn ot‘ the cur blow. Iiear sound of itrakes.

dlody was he- iilnd front ivheei and was janinieil. (accused said "I iini all iii boys." 'I‘hat's all I heard ili-ceased say ‘as ]l-. dicuting oit plan witness showed ‘it is 63 feet from the front post. on Howlan Strcct. to

was I “H; while in the (‘ill'.. Ant‘ fifteen Frank last Thursday night at iVir Witt. Lud- I was in a James O'Connell and Haw m". ‘Nhwuonuld com“ rm“; on hint he had his hands up. I ju-it. enw hltu when lie was iialf way itbfiliiti I saw a I saw car coming H“: did not svrerve the car. 'i‘hc.it I saw Mr. Ma-tliinnlil “hum 25 m“ “way Dltiiililﬂvii ' stepped again and turned towards 1 1"" "m" have no car

car was about the east. end or my lawn. I did not hear ltorii of car blou’.

tMr. Witt. Brown (sworn): ‘I live iii (“iiarlilitti-lotvii. Atii a ‘ltrakeiiiiin R. It.

1111 Was in Borden lust. Thursday. Left ilordcti shortly iiilftl‘ with ‘Airs Crosby in her car.

I went. to (Iurdoti Dawson's then to Ipliralnt Bell's. , Did not have a drink of liqiiur ‘before I left or I'd say I wan going about twelve miles an hour coining into Borden. As I never drlvc with a tiasliiiglit I could not sec Sliﬂtittiﬁllltittil‘. (‘ar had pedal iiiul ciiiergeticy itrakcs attd they were in good working order. ' I saw a iitaii and when lights shone IIe ivas cottilttg from the bank cot-mt- towards the station. I don't know what I did. l don't know whether I trumped on accelerator tint. the brakes oit or what ‘I did. I My lights I saw ‘Mr. MacDonald I did not see Mr. Davey until I stopped the car. I have a license to drive a car.

of my own. The

were good.

woum My cm Wu“ gang nmmld" license was product-d In court. I I)oii't think lt. was going twenty tiillcs. When deceased stopped the second {he cm. when I stopped he“ tiinc to see where car. was doing

Did iint hear Did not

boarded at Mrs Crosbyis. Did not have any liquor on the day of the accident. The brakes were on iii My vlsimi is ‘good.

‘James V. McDonald (sworn): I was in my store at Borden about 8 o'clock when I heard a crush. I

‘Juliieii OToiiiu-l (sworn):

moors MEAT MARKET FOR 111°" 11"‘ -"“‘“‘"‘~

"Best." Beet, and Pork. ‘Phone 421 and 389. Double delivery service.

Isasaloa, Isaw Mr. Miu-Doitaltl

street ili front of the station.

_j_.__--—- ‘WANTED-A KITCHEN GIRL. Apply at Queen Hotel. 1‘820-9-3l

the ‘light of i e cur.

he_ could riiti. . the station. clip. Car struck deceased. I not sea car bounce. .Mr. MacDonald turn hack.

‘IF YOU WANT GOOD MEAT O0 lo Saunders’. East end of Market Biiiiiilna. Phone 8i.

1wmrsq -- 0000 hand power sprayer. 111111. It. W. Weeks, 120 Fitzroy Street. 1 739-9-4-41.

‘JOB PRINTING 0F EVERY

description, cheaply and expediti- ously executed. Guardian Central Job Priittory. Phone 182.

‘YOU WANT GOOD ENVELOPES,“ cat-tam“, age 17, Prices. 50 for I00. 100 for 85o IM “omen a “me p“; for 55c. 500 for $1.00. 1000 for shop 9mm; tn a my, 81.95. Postpaid. Guardian Office

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SEOONDMO“ Write or,b!ow_ car we were in.

Mr. MacDonald tinder car. I no idea how fast car was goliu!

going a pretty good clip.

the

I was at liorden barber shop, Iliorileu, iii Ford car

with Vernon and Morley ‘Mnttiirt. 1mm] ‘he 0mm]. ucrtiss the

saw hint ruining in the glare of running to-

wards tho railway truck as fast iii-i "gm 5mg or his “um w“ bmlsem

I just siiw cur at. "h, log Wm mm‘ Gar was going u 1:111:11 I t

‘1 1"" 1"" ""0 llc was about cars a lot.

driven In cars unite a lot iitit have "W, m summerﬂde_ All I know was that the cur was

Vernon .Muttart (sworn): i ilvc

lfing be Trusted aii§;,,g

‘looked out of tho \\iitd . ' ow and saw live at (lurk-tau Siding. have lineal“ m“.

‘bounce off the couple of times ii never

ground a. and come to a sa\v the car till I I thought two ‘cars had collided when I heard the crush. I heard (lcccased ask for ivatcr In a whisper. I ltcurd. hltn usk for ‘Father Monaghtiu. The

stop.

Did not hear Didn't hour squeak of ‘incensed was 223 pounds lie ex-

a liovii. brakes.

’ _ l 1 ninlucd every ctir that came ticross 511W 111111 111111111114 1°“‘"‘"‘ 1'": ‘ ‘ r lit the heat. He has been examin- 1 11111 11°1- 1191“ 1mm "‘ we lug cars since he came to Borden. ‘M11111 111°05'11"‘ "Wm", ' llir. MacDonald was always warn- 1 "em "W" m lug people when crossing ‘railroad the scene of the accident and has’: Hack,‘

He was never careless.

‘ iPercy ‘Bowness (sworn):

Am an und- iurtaker. 1Buricd deceased. Got to ‘Bartlett about. midnight on nlgfit of accident. .l examined roinalui-i and ‘body. Found skull fractured.

1 w“ "tifucc bruised, cut on the kites utid barber| - ~

Saw that

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speeches at the Forum, (treat Lakes would have given even the f:iltlifuI in Nimilfvﬂl “iufiﬂliﬁiy to think!‘ are to ‘vote Liberal?"

‘So Mr. King had to dig up a new speecILAnd lie had to discover something t hat possibly liioutreaierﬂ I-‘irst, he hit upon the The Robb Budget gave lilni half his ctriition. ‘But an ex-‘Priitte Minister cannot talk all evening on having

niaii to do?

cheer fur, boasting loudly of his devotion to- . the Hudson Bay Railway and all its 11911111191111110139;

Rural Credits for the Wests a tariff to sllil. the anti-Prat ‘Saskatchewan I-‘ree 'I‘radeis;

preferential freight rates for the prairies;

and all the sort c-f sorry nonsense that goes so well when "the member for Prince Albert, Sank." gets oti the some platform with .Mr. Forke or any ot‘ his Progressive sate/lites. "The iaoitstequcnce was that Mr. King could not repeat his Western

The fustl

They would have asked

would not too violently resent. subject. of reducing taxation.

cut. the income lax, estieclally as everybody knows Finance lviiitistcr happened to be lti tiffice last spring would iiilvﬂ 0111

the income tux. ~ Like the lady in lhe~ ditty,‘ his

lie could not talk tariff—he lacks a Motilreal tariff policy. 1181f91111-inot talk economy-Ate ls ready to iIOid u. catidlo while the Progressives l-Ie could not Etiretcnii that his Government had 110i

loot the treasury.

"a" “'11” O"E\\'iiliii!ti at smuggllntzr-dlttiitrcal knows too xnucli.

suiiiclliiitg. ten o'clock? ili

damned "constitutional Issue."

"lemon." lint lie told again the sat

tieiieral would not let hint.

that righteously indignant body was stick, and had already given lilni night.

The Governor has great respect

ilament had ventured to defy the pe solution to u British Prime Minister MIRTH AT THE SPECTACLE OF AN INOENSED PARLIAMENT W AGAINST HIM THREE TIMES IN MINED TO ADMINSTER ‘A

FURTHER.

to discover precedents for ‘Lord lly finds it impossible to discover even

‘liow was he to know that the autiience would want to 8o home £11 ‘So nothing was left to do except. to resurrect the already dead-and- il, fei- he had already squeezed all the juice out of that particularly dry

to liold another election tinder the gentle auspices of such of the “B11111Y" ilnliii fraternity as may still be out of jail, but. a hard-hearted iloveriior-

lie did not tell the audience that what tile ti-overnor-General had

really done was to refuse to assassinate the Parliament oi" Canada when

held his hand last autumn when llir. King came back from the ccuittTY with his majority of one trimmed down to a minority group-and W111i King himself burdened with a. tacit pledge not to attempt to carry on his hand solely ‘because he (Lord llyng) wanted to give the Parliament of Canada the chalice to say what it wanted done. So Lord ‘Byng would not cut the throat of Parliament even if PM"

Mr. Mackenzie King says that no King in (London has refused 111B" IN LONDON WAS EVER COMPELLED TO RESTRAIN HIS ROYAL MINISTER VAULTING FRANTICALLY THROUGH TH-E FRONT WINDOW OF BUCKINGHAM PALACE IN AN EFFORT ‘TO ESCAPE “COUP ‘DE GRACE"

FLEEING IFREMIER COULD TWIST, ‘AND TURN AND DODGE ANY

British Premiers do not act that way.

A iNeIcnLuilii ostrc-iiiicrs r1 ac- em.“ Wm“. Hm"l'i"m"’“.'“" "m." "my

rn Provinces; ' y‘ l5 ~ _ d - ~_11 livctl up to the lvllllliliitill \\'iilt'il has .1 1 ) i m '20s" ""8 "tree"! "1 "W" 59"" - liiiilit" fill‘ tiiailys Iii-ark ('0, famous. “E011” 111"" "11 ""11 5 "K159i! 1111111 1131111“ 1111 1111' 1111111“ .\lr. \'aliiiorie linlfoiir oil HNYHYili oc‘

Jack." ran one motto, and itiulit; the L. sidewalks standards.

at Harrison's Park, facing one ot‘ a

he ltad been on iliti 1 rain ilrizziteil (

tour. Before feet many niliitites

tlat nt o well west cf the OI the crovHL an I we s . ‘ . .- ,

themselves: "is it for this that we The principal governing New

schedule of the tariff would be the

what was the poor

eiwer-ttotiuiat industry to live and grow Iii (Iaii- t

ducts. there would be no brick for 1

that whatever

He asserted that there was no dif- ference between Llberai-Progre sive or Progressive-Liberals of the, prairie provinces. “All of them." he 1

tiatural inquiry was "What next?"

running (m precisely the tile could

ward revision ot‘ the tariff of Can-

Liberais and Progressives the Same “Don't believe for a itioittetit .\lr. Aleighen tiroceedcil, that there its any difference bGtWtHl the Sask- atchewan Liberal and the hiaiiitobt; Progressive. Not a particle. No man‘ iit the inst iiouse coulil .1168 the least." _ .

"Mr. l-(iug if by any itiiracle he should come hack, will depend for‘ every breath of his tiolitii-ul life.

Yet he had to have

course, he said nothing new about

for every line of hie legislation |ip-"r""*"“ """11'11"11 111 1111131»! 111111 a ~ . . .‘ r. ‘same LWIEIIIIIII, wltii Mr. Taylor. I. sad story of how inucli he wanted ‘"1 1"‘ ‘mppml 1" 11'0"“ "m" lomilllitllilll1ﬂ‘ of tin‘. Stt-atithoat Coin‘

those tliri-e provinces and fur every; ‘iudget, they will exact their ]li'ii.'t‘.|

hotly pursuing Mr. King with a bis three stout twztcks wltii it iu one

hen added, " and he has got. to make It up somewhere else either. that or It is added to tho public.‘ debt."

He Aitzilieiglien came to Owen‘ Sound front Ditrhaiii In sittithciist Grey, the constituency of .'\ils:i1 Agnes MncPiiall.

King Dccelved the Women POIRT ELGIN, Otit. Sept. it. “My voice is nltiiost. degenerated’ as a result of the customs ilepnrl-i ntent," npologctically observed Premier Mciglien loiilght n9 with some physical difficulty he iiiilifiis- S611 his fifth and last meeting of the day. Mr. Meigiien referred to Mr. Mackenzie King's promise of the last campaign that a vroiiinu would be uppolitteti to the tariff ad- glsory board. Ziir. Meighcit declared that the vvunieit of the country hail t-litis been deceived by a promise which there was ilo intention to keep.

for the‘ Parliament of Cattada.

tulent. pleas of’ a ltarrasiied 1111-1411161- ln a hundred years. B‘UT NO KING

A BADLY FRIGHTENED PRIME

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Particulars Given of the Death of Frank W. Mutoli

The friends itt this Province of the late ‘Frank W. .Muicli, son of Mr and Mrs ‘If. E. lMutclt of this city. who was drowned some weeks

HIGH HAD ALREADY VOTED ONE-' NIGHT AND WAS DETER- (BEFOIRE THE

11m. King finds it difficult Lord Byng doubtless a single precedent for Mr. ‘King. It

ng's course.

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11f there are two. firms doing the same class of business _in the some town. and one is continually tui- ‘provlng its position. while the other is going behind. will not the ilirectortv of the losing firm natur- afly make enquiry as to where they differ Iu methodiand policy from the successful firm? If s0, than why should we not enquire Into the methods and policy of Uncle Sam & -Co.. who have been conducting a successful business to the south of us for over a hundred years. They have no more resources than we have; their banking system prior to 1913 was much inferior to ours;

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(Profitable mitatioii‘

,etﬂeyelaizious flade ‘by the ii

ago iii the Yukon, will be interest- ed to learn that full particulars of the accident have been received hy Mr. and Mrs. Match.

The tragedy occurred about half past seven on the evening of July 29th, as the steamboat 'I‘lilstlv\ was preparing to leave Muyot Landing for its home port, ‘White Iiorsc. Frank and the second ctiglitcer were-on the starboard side of the ship taking up thc slack In a cable that held a small scow lit place. In doing this they used a sntail Iron bar as a twister. Frank was on the outer side of the snow when In the twinkling of an eye the bar slipped from his hand, whirled around‘ and hit him 0n the Iieed with such force that people on the shore heard the blow. Nn doubt unconscious. he fell into the swift current and disappeared so quickly that all efforts to find hint were

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their administration of law is in~ "terior to ours; they have had in- ternal war and its consequent pre- hidice and lack of co-operatlon. , he colored race question has been tn burden to them; but we ﬁnd 1.11111 ‘they have had a very hish 111F111’. collecting 49 per cent. ninety-ﬁve lyears e30. and ever since from two to three times as high as the Can- adian tariff. ~A hundred years‘ ex- perience gives us a Draft] 11101111 gbasls for comparison and it would luot seem that we are acting wisely mum {BOMB were quickly push,“ 11 w" "m" °“ “"1"” 1111mm!" from shore. but to ~uo avail. iliziiiy years ‘111110111 QKUBQU"! 515mm" people rushed to the scene of the 1mm the DB111~—BYW- EkWORSON-iiuv-iuerit and worked niiiiitiuiy Illi-

Oiily a few hours ahead 0f Iliac- H“. 1,0,1, ,,|- ,1“. tum-y mm“, his “mp

Unloii Jacks hung oit elm. mm, hung’. “m, B”, man" Mr. Meighoii spoke at a lii('lli(i m, mum.

the largest crowds ot‘ his Ontario The pl-tzt. tviiiiii-rs ivt-re .\l

down. but there was little lessening Gladys \y;,,.,.,.“ minL

He pressed his tariff vii-tins. lie-HY,“ may “The [,“l‘\nrliiL)‘I ‘vlmhpr-u elarlng his Ititcntioii lu revise thc while "Cinderella Odie-lily" will be tariff on the basis of prolectioii. rpp,.,,,h,,.,.d m“, unenmom

principal of protection. “Tliat." be R0,‘, declared, “is_the principal we iii- atthulttﬁn-alto“ o; m8 (qmmnh 1m tend to reestablish itt our country" |,;,,-;,,,,.,,, m“, nu“. finish,“ it, ,.,',_ bu-t only such protection would be huh-t.“ t“ U“. Hamlin“. Muviuvvs Elven 11$ Wﬂlllrl enable (Iaiiailiali and will tiroiialily prot-tictl

ads. Except in respect of farm pru- couvei‘. it wa

brick policy with the United Slates. ‘lﬂtpvul t‘,,,,,,,,;_.,gi,,,,'

exclaimed. “evey one oi‘ tiicin is.11"“11-‘i111*‘\'1‘1‘1'111'>11'1'1l>l11111 1111i 1111111 “mm ‘no results. plank. namely the eventual dowri-"‘"'"1"-‘1 1111' 1'1\'1'1‘ 1111‘ 11111118-

ada to the goal of Free tratle."»M‘""" i‘

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lsk the people licre to tliliik of . .

‘. . higust. iitli in Pioncci" Ilzill the hat. Fouclilng oit the Robb bitd- ‘ v . . _ ' _ zet Mr. hleigiteu asserted that no ‘-I"_‘l_'u‘"1;" 1mullltiéttihobyrylitﬁy. "m" "u" "at a Par-u "om" 19S", n} 'ail the ‘busiiu-sri houses in the tuwr [he expmme m [he luanunwtulv"Iclost-d ‘lllli ill‘ll| beautiful fliirni He is "smug it a dollar I038 at m" tributes‘ lilcrhllz covered the expanse or me lreaailry" Mr‘ "w"? casket‘ The pail ‘IJUZITPTSV Includ-

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“The Hoodluin" and Charleston Cott- test Last Night

‘liefiirc. a catiacliy‘ audit-nut ill tin- ‘riui-e I-ltllvaril 'l‘iie: re last cvi-ii- iii',, iiii- tllatlyr: Iilrirlf Stock 1'11. lll‘t‘.‘il'iiii'li "'i‘ii1-

‘This play ivai; quilt- ili line with

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.\lr. ldiliiiuiiil Van llitu-‘r as Jili-ry,

asious biouglif ilowh the house as

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.\l:ir- iia ifniillinghaiii lif-“il. iliisii Hana ‘uiiiiiiizifiiiiiii second and 311-...

’l'oiilgiit the Gladys iiiarir ('01..

MObVPifitl-Ui, Sept . ti,

The Commission lnvi-stigziting; the

_ g at thi- 1111111111111: 11f next motitnii to Vitu- ‘titted today by It. (‘.. coast-l for the

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ii after niiiliiiglit with gratipling Ntinieiwiiis motor bout-s

Folioiving, instriu-tiotis from Ilir. reward ot‘ $100 offered E111’ 1111' Ycvuvery of the body. and ili vie-w of this reward Indians con-

tiiiuctl the aczlvcli for days. tin the evening of August lfitii. about four miles i)l'i\|\\‘ the town. Indian

John found the Iioily floating down and took it zisliore. An inquest. was held, and urcatige- inents: word. made for the funeral to lltiw tilace on the following day.

Strangely enough the steamboat

patty, and his witt- oii board. The fiini-i-al service was liold on

vii .\lr. 'I'iiylor. .\lr. Percy Roberts (‘apttiiii of the Thistle; tho chief iaiigiiii-i-r and the pilot of llic ves-

si-l. Interment was in Mayot Cemetery. iii 1| quiet and inautlful spot about three tiiili-s front the tuwii A nearby dsrave in the last

renting plan's of Billie Currie. un- 4ililt‘l'i:ii.'liitit‘l‘. who died there over a month ago from iiiflticiiza. Although ‘liic late Frank Yitulch had only been two weeks wltii tlu vessel front which he lost his ilfi- lu- wns very tinpular wltii the offl» t-t-rs and tiioii‘ all spoke of lilni very highly, and i-xr-r-i-tlingiv regretted his tragic death. <0

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Over Election of Ger- "many to the League of Nations— Skepti- cal About Improve-

ment itt Country's Position. lildithlN. Sept. ti. — The neuxs

that fieiiiiany iii at last a utainber uf the League of Nations failed to ziwnki-ii niuch enthusiasm In the licwstiaticrs here.

(liily the Nationalist organs com- mend to step. Most all are apparent- ly skeptical that GQPIIIBIIY’?! posit- in“ has In any way been greatly Improved.

'i‘lii- fleet-sen Zeituag, for exam- ple remarks It must not be forgot.- teii "we join this circle as an in- famous tiartner who still has a policeman stationed in his house and who is branded with the lying stigma of a morally Inferior war culprit. Peaceful coilarboration with the other nations of Europe despite the League of Nations will never be tiosslble so long as the humiiiatioua imposed oh our people by the Var- saiiies 'l‘rciity are not removed." Tilt: lleutscliie Allegenieitte iu its retiurt from (ieuevii. ‘ emphasized the deitiiinil tiiust now be made that the troops ot‘ occupation and milit- iii-y missions leave the country as they are instruments of a. policy of which there is no longer any reason.

The Deutschs Zeitung contents itself with the headline "Comedy of Geneva". '

To Keep Coast Free From Oil Pollution

(Canadian Pren) M()N'I‘ItI<)AL. Sept. 9. -Announ- cement that the United States Gov- ernnicnt iliii decided to prohibit zhe discharge of waste oil within to or even 50 tniieii of the coast, in View of the IULVOC wrought to fish 1nd birds. was made at yesterday's Sﬂwltiilg of the flesezircb Council 0f Canada, according to Dr. R. F. Rut.- tnaii Ileaii of tho School of Grad- uate Studies and Research at. Mc- tllll, who attended the meeting.

Announcements, Coming Events, Meetings, Etc.

"Miss iliabel Parkman will re- Open piano classes Friday. Septem- ber 10th. 1811-9-9-21-

"Don't forget to attend the Or- lliiﬂllllllt! Meeting at the Cuadall lioino today ut 3.30 p. m. 1845

"Regular tueetlng of the ‘P. E. I. (irplianagc Auxiliary at the Cait- ‘lail Iloine_ Friday 3.30 p. m.

1803-99-21

"Iirlilgctmvu liail Monday. HD60- al Sitow, “Idast Lynn". Greatest slicw vivci-iiiutite, also third chapter serial. 1840-11.

"Belfast. Shipping (lub Annual Aim-ting Saturday September 11th. hiylug rebate. 1825-9-10-11.

"Conic to social in Summerfield liull. Friday. Sept. 10. If not fina Saturday the. 11th. 1800-9-9-2i

"“'.'li‘iiiillli~—'i,.ililit0il Mail com- ‘ng also. into the Net. Most realis- io railroad play ever made. ieorgettiwn Friday, Montague Sat- urdny.

TDRDNTO, Sept 10.~— itlnritiiue tnotli-i-oti» to fresh southwest

in northern districts. ’I‘ortiiiin raiti. . . . . . . . . . . . .

and west w-intisaitisc-ttletl with showers 510L601!’ secretary.

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“Rolllngs Ilotel is new closed to all tonic-rs until further notice. 1232-94041.

“Those who are itnwilling to have rails removed from and work done on their plots ia New Glas-

‘lgow Cemetery are asked to notify lilic‘ committee immediately. W. J. 1750-94-8!

_ ,. ,, "Notice. The undersigned re- a’:__f,':t.tiiirt-s satin-factory settlement oil Cmrknlpltmq; Géojqﬁlall accounts due him up to Dec- nllnrux h“ 70__:,M,entlter llrst,. 1926. I-‘insl notice. ‘hm John‘ ' 68__'50 Hugh Currie, Peakeis Station. iliistcin cloiuiv 72-54 lsaaadom‘

New York cloudy

and toiuorrnw- morning at 12.40.

Sun sets this evening at 6.21 and

rises tomorrow morning at 5.152.

‘i-‘lrst quarter moon Vlfeiliiiestlay,

September lfitli 12.03 a. nt-

Riimmcrsidn tide eighteen minti-

fcs lutcr titan Charlottetown.

.. 76~64 Iilglt tide this afternoon st 12.54

"Yteur old carpets made into 11°11‘ rugs. For this week meet our representative st Charlottetown, Phone 3511f. bewteen 7 and 8.30 p. m. and make your appointment with 11111‘ -\i1’- HOWE: to call at your home and furnish you with estimates, etc. Maritime Rug ‘work; Ltmttgd, Saint John N. B. 1800-9-0-8i.

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