I/fvgrning of Rt. lion. Arthur Hon-
T I leader, told of attending the Im-
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The Guardian is read in
practically every worth-
while home in Prince -
Edward Island.
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Liberals Retain TCUNSERVATIVE Making Plneky Fig/ii
S. Huron Riding CUNFERENCE
Mi-. william H. Golding. Elected UCTUBER B, 1_ To Succeed Deceased Liberal ___
Representative In Parliament. It Is Anticipated 1,-
Government Majority Unaf- 750 D0198”2»iJ9S Will
fected By Result. B0 P 1’ 939113 _ 'Earl
Howe Will Preside.
(By C. R. .
Press Staff Wrlnr) (Canadian Press Cable)
ci.1N'roN ont., oct. a-south BLACKPOOM mind- 0"- 3--
Bisokburn Cmadlm
.
Huron’s Federal by-election cam-
In view of the recent shake-up of
palgn' the most hectic in the his, tht B1‘itiSh CBbII1€i? Bhd the $81118
tory of the riding, resulted in vlc- made by C°n'e“'°'uves in that
tory for the Liberal party with an md the “mud °°n"°re“°e °I tha
iiiiiiiiis
Pro-Russian S ta 11 d
Taken By Confer-
e n c e 0 i L a il o r
Party Ill Great
I Britain.
(By George llanlbleton, Canadian
Press Stall Writer)
LEICESTER, England, Oct. 3_-
iCanndian Press Cable)-Endorsing
the principle of stronger socialism
|.nd emphatically condemning any
cancellation of the Russian trade
treaty with Great Britain, members
of the Labor party opened their
mnual meeting hero today, and
while leaders declared Lilbor’s path
inv to the loft there was the stern
Hterson, party lender, to avoid any
ldoption of revolutionary methods.
John Bromley, Lilbor nicnlber ol
.1 Parliament and noted trades union
periul Conference :lt Ottawa as Ln-
bor advisor and witnessing the at-
.tempts of “Cailucli:in stiliesmen to
make up from Grout Britain what
trade they hnd lost from the Unit-
ed States."
When the United States imposed
a tariif on Czlnnclinn llllllher con-
(Continllod on Page 9)
ANNOUNCEMENTS,
COMING EVENTS,
MEETINGS, ETC
"RATE:-2c pcr word strictly
payable in advance.
"Show and Dance Mt. Stewart,
Wednesday. Orcllcsti'n_ 5564-10-1-31.
®"°Rummage sale I. 0. O, F. Hall,
Saturday, Oct. 8, 7.30 p.ln_ 5615-li
"Protestant Orphanage rummage
Sale Nash Sllow Rooms 'I`lliirsd:ly
morning, Oct. 6, 10 n_m. 5585-10-3-31
“Parcels to cnil for Protestant
Orphanage itulnillnge -,,_,i¢_
Phone 151. _ 5585-10-J-Ui.
"Dancel Fortune Hall Friday
ggtgbcf 'mi Snappy music (soul-id
- 0 estrs). 251:. Lunch 10c.
` stun-io-4-sl.
"BUl’iHg and hauling by i,1~uCk
hogs and lambs for b 1
season. John Divine, Peziigordnce of
ssoa-lo-4-li.
°°LePnge Illdividual Communlw
Uup, ctc_, for use in Clllirrlles and
homes muy be obtained from
Laura Hughes, P. 0. Box 3, Char-
‘ottetown. Cori-ospoxldollce invited.
5542-9-30-61.
"Don't forget the date! Tuesday,
Oct. 4th. Big dance in Maplewood
Bchool. Modern ,dancing and spe-
musio. Admission 25o_
/` 5584-10-3-21
"Come to the sports in Hunter
River Rink Friday night. October
7th. Hunter River Tug War Team.
challenges any tcnm in first and
leoond polling district of Queens.
5604-10-4-21.
“Music lessons for children.
°”*f\\11Y graded courses. Beginners
Nh be taken in groups of four at
reduced rates. Charlottetown School
°f Miniv. A. Roy Kendall, r._n_A.ivi.
Ph°"° 99°- 5578-sod-1 mo.
"C°n°=rt and biurec mini in
U°ieman Hail 'rilin-inlay. oct; 1s in
unprecedented majority. William H.
Golding, former Mayor of Bea-
forth, was swept into office by a
majority that was believed would
reach 1,600 when all the votes have
been counted.
The late Thomas MacMillan, who
held the seat for the Liberal party'
since 1925, had af majority of 349
in the last election and his great-
est majority in previous contests
was less than 1,200.
Louis H. Rader, Warden of Hur-
on County, was the unsuccessful
Conservative candidate. It was im-
possible to get the total vote to-
night, but it was estimated, that
not more than 10,000 of the 14,000
electors went to the polls. 2,000 less
(Continued on Page 9)
The export of wheat flour was
1'.
Conservative party on Thursday
and Friday, Oct. 6 and 7, takes on
special significance. It is anticip-
ated 1_750 delegates will be present
for the two-dey affair which will
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(Canadian Press)
Y. .
stoner of the Maritime Provinces
business reasons from the commis
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be presided over by Earl Howe. _ _.___ _
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-i-l- ARTIFICIAL LUNG KEEPS LITTLE CHAI’ ALIVE
An artificial lung is keeping eight-year-old Bobby Marshall alive in
the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto. Bobby is helpless from post-
diphtheretic paralysis. He is seen here in the respirator where he has
been for five days. He cannot swallow and is getting nourishment. from
interstitial food through needles in his chest. The doctors any he might
remain in the respirator for perhaps two weeks longer and they have
strong hopes that the little chap, who is plncky and keeps smiling, will
this year been the same, the value I
$364,855. Here ngail-l the lowert
rlccs of
(Associated Press)
me mnmhs last ar was ‘L3 d |tional Economic Conference will be _
ye 7, an i
this yn-,r 79 cents Remlumg hmm. 'held at London and will be a real | F _
this eiport up to $625,731. 5:X‘;;1dali°‘;€:\;;;_“°x:;t:;‘mWl;§‘;3 ;“°;;‘: _PIBCICIS N0f Guilty ClC1i*flS _- fn p l T8
The export of oatmeal audi rolled ,med the orgmmng wmmmeei To  Charge Is Now Un 
oats to the Un’ted Kingdom has' '
dropped from 229,284 cwt. at $789,. |Bgreed today. The decision in each _é ` __m__
case was unanimous. ’
_ The British promised to meet ` (Cilnedim Press)
'J the extra. expense involved in mov- MONTREAL, Oct. 3.-A pn.. ol
finances Ahead ing the conference Secretariat from not guilty was entered before Judge
of L a s t Ye a r Genevm supporters of me Lew", lwnurlg Tgtrenn in court of 5”- tlmism is struck in the current is-
- of Nations were greatly encouraged sions today by James J. I-larpeil, ‘Sue of the Glasgow Chamber of
by the invitation to the gmfgeg President of the Journal of Com- Commerce Journal in nn article
Ioiggggl g;t'|`|;°  to G°,,e,.nm,,m_ In their vim' mcg °g merce Publishing Company, when dealing with the Ottawa Confor-
tums made. pub]-ic *day shox mn ‘cooperation between the United iignslplpsaiegeiobxlgwxeg 1; ch;Il;g’;: ternocs. The writer says that, so fur
mmm, expenditures exceeded States and some other powers on 8 Y in the Ottawa agreements coin-
venue by 2104900000 for the 111;; we one hand and Russia an ,me Bassett MiwAulay, President of the promising this country in ii.; m-_
h9,|g,,H_h°!m;nc{a1_ b other constitutes one of the ob- sm* LM’ Mau"-“°° C°mP““y °f 1'l2i80m°li*-5 With f0i‘¢iKii 6°1li1ti'i0S.
3'"-"» “ii 'F1193 “acl” to th, mmm” of out. Canada. Bail was set at $950 Ind they should add greatly to the Un-
is an inci-
enue, cont:-en! sitrotggo m "V: standing intematioml problems. P¥°Uminl»¥Y hclrlnl Sei- f°f MX* iced Kinzdonrs strength in that the
°°"°° Tuesday, October 11.
pqndlng period m _ Th! C0m!l\1iii»¢€ Of QXPQICG Whlllh
nu' md a 4° ill are the conference pro Hamm W” "Y¢5i'°4 °"“°" in world conference as an Empire
crease of 529,000,000 i expo W PNP '
Revenug wmigd lgnowggétzz gramme will begin its work at th° 457 °“ U W““'““° ‘W°m °“t °“ with a definite and coordinated
expenditure and ginum' mm h,m_ Geneva October 31. Organisers said tm °°mpI°|“t °‘ ML M"'?uI°yi'|:n Plan. An abatement in the "tariff
000,009, ’ that at present. it was impossible °;'°:f:° _;'W°°‘;"3‘ ig muff” tg: war," that is disabling many coun-
o s ourns o o
1; is Winged om, |m,,,°,, ‘Mt to predict when their work would _
only about one-ilura or in, 'mm be sufficiency advanced for the ;’:;‘:d°'°;”;n_“°;;:;A:;‘;; °’;:f;° 3° multi; now tm: ine sriiisn sm-
yenfg revenue 1| wilgcgm in th, date of the conference to be fixed. Sun Lua Msérmce Comparm Th' pire has a united front. On tho
first six months, and tile winunqu ' _,umm of “mmm is wand at model approved by the Brtish Em-
of the budgetary position next 9 Q
March will again largely depend on ' ` d b m. be _an approach to a really "scien-
31;; :arg-n;p)tx;;s Zigi. vglhéchga; ln- HU g 3 A P P I 8 Mgfurgn  _,_ X_,,°h_ title" system of world tariffs.
O
“”’ l , vui P blun-
insmimeng Shlpfnent Fran' izzdagglptxyfzuxg “ ‘:,°n‘:||m“n Clydeside may hope to gain from
Customs revenue, including rs- _ , 1 th. nomuul hu of .950 'mob the Ottawa agreements and from
ceipts from mlm, incl-med by Can- T0 6168308) :L mmm by ma mm,,,,°,,_
$17,000,000, while the budget ssti- -._ -
.._T_§?.°“T.€;..Z°"..i;“¢.‘T§...f: Big Business Gain Seen
nn- Con-~1°»_wd-i -iw-F By Ontario Tobacco Men
ces ins resignation, for personal
C a n a d a I_S sionership. He will continue to serve Bl’1iC1Sl’l Buying MOSt  CFOP -- 25 PCI' C€Ilt C
. is it member or the commission. A It Goes To States Despite Heavy Duty.
Expartlng MO fe communication addressed to E. M. - i-_- ‘
» ` Sainders, chairman of the commlii- TILLBONBURG, Oct. 3-More Buyers from the domestic, Brit-
M llled Gaads sion sta/ted.: than $6,000,000 will pour into the ish and American markets are here.
"For personal business reasons I pockets of Norfolk. Elgin and South E. V. Boatwl-ight, whose father is an
(s,,ed,| m the Guardian) have decided to resign, as Chief Oxford tobacco growers this year official of Dibbies, Ltd., with head.-
TORONTQ och 3___»I4he export C0mmissioner_ of the ‘Maritime as a result of one of the largest quarters in_Richmond, Va., andthe
of Canadlammmed products to the Provinces Trade Comm-SSi0!1» W and most sucessfully marketed Norfolk Leaf Tobacco Co. Ltd., of
United Kingdom in the nm, “ve take effect Oct. 31, next. This N818- crops of, fine flue-cured tobacco Tillsonburg. have purchased the
mmm-,S of the present yea, was nation applies only  the oommik ever produced. former plant of the Dominion Lin-
vnlnnd ni; $4,179,393, mmpm-gd with 8101161”-Shili and H95 55 9' membel' °f For the first time in history, too ens, Ltd., here and opened last
g3_g4g,542 in the same period mst the commission. United States buyers are in the Monday for the first time. On ac-
yem-_ ` "It is imp0S51b1l'  °0mm5nd,distrlct andi more than 25 per cent count of it being a late year they
words to adeqiwbély ¢XPi‘€-‘SS my of this crop will be exported to the are not manufacturing at Tillson-
95o_627 barrels valued at $3,304,185' deep appreciation of the hearty States, This is in spite of the fact burg. This year they have rented
Compared with 351,485 bands at support and oo-operation of the that the Republic impous a duty the Ross Tobacco plant at Kings-
$3_033_g10 in the same period mst members of our board and of of 55 per cent on the type of cig- ville for one your to do redrying
year, The' increase in volume is friends b0'¢h here and in the Mari-,arette tobacco purchased in this and packing. '
greater than the`va1ue_ Last year, time Provinces. The years of 0111 district.
dm-ing the g|.,e_m°n¢,h pe,.|od_ the intimate association in 8- iliilifedi This is considered to be a high Plans Large Addition
value of figm- worked out at an and worthy cause have provided‘\l-Bitrlbute to the fine quality of the
average of $353 per ban-e]_ where” with im 0liP°\"~llI11W f0i‘ V9-11‘=W1° Llocal product. This company has plans and blue
this year it is $3_43_ Had the prwes }llatior‘n‘ service." , l wrints completed for s. large addit-
` Future Hub of Industry ‘on to the Tillsonburg plant next
of the export would have been $3: r ---P  _spring and will also erect a stor-
4|9_832_ \ . . I » d  Tillsonburg is well on its way to age plant to accomodate 1,000,000
An ext;-aordfmry advance hm, Russia n vl t e ‘becoming the hub of the tobacco pounds of tobacco. The company
nom made in th t of b i ' ,industry in Canada with its four PmP10i/S Bbout 100 girls in Ttllson
2 GXPOI ran. _ `
shmits and mmdmg, to the Un_ _ T0 EC O n 0 In lc 'lines of railroads and being sltuat- burs and 100 men in Kingsville and
md K,ngd°m| mm no 8 1 _ if ,ed inthe centre of provincial high- next year all this work will be done
g m ,83'l|
SWL at mm, ,D 456343 cm at, C0 fl 8 1° 8 fl C € ways number 3,19 and 2 and only in Tillsonburg.
16 miles from Port Burwell, one The greater amount of the to-
p today make a dmerenm , ,of the finest harbors on the Canad-
Tho average value per cm in me i GENEVA. 0011- 3-The 1n'»°m""|isn side of Lake Erie. (Continued on Page 9)
.
Garden Val ue
(Special to the Guardian)
LONDON, Oct. 3-A note of op-
'United Kingdom is going into the
tries. is held to be rendered more
pire. stats the article, there will
What Scotland and 'Glasgow and
s progressive international policy,
In hu compmm ML Mummy the article concludes, will depend
- - _ chuum Mn Hu-pm 'gm --hug" precisely upon the measure in
aid of Bree Church Special muiiic mated sn increase of £3G,000000 (lpealal to up q||n||“)
" "'°"“‘“ ““° °°'“°<*Y Sketch” dunno the whole mr. luounuuu.. ou. 1-'rin in-we ,mm on 5.p;,mi,.l- 35 4.¢,m,. which fm united xlnguoin can
lfflnled by Charlottetown and
lummerside's best musical talent,
g,,,m W, dm and mm B largely due to _s aeoroue in the Montreal in many you-n vu taken oxouseglixoly to iniure my reputu.
niche or nigh elnn entertainment. '““““' ‘“““ W “~°°°»°°°- UW" vi- to C*i”8°W Mer by the :tumor tion sy exposing me in untrue, aan-
a°°;'S Open at 7.30. Concert starts pinditure actually increased by 212,- Vardulia. which had in hor hold tempt and ridicule and designed to
‘Mm me-lu-swam-41 000.000. i some bonu ms use hu-mln imuis ma."
\
The reduction in expenditure was single shipment of apples to leave tory libel without Justification or achieve public economy. industrial
eiciency, agricultural development,
social-economic "symmetry," and
sound progress in all the arts of
tlifs
With R eferen ce
To The Commission
R e p o rt 0 n T h e
Manchurian G 0 n-
flict.
(Associated Press)
LONDON, Oct. 3-`-“\Ve Were uc-
tuatecl throuniloiit by the desire to
make pence," the Earl of Lyton,
who llrildcd lhe League of Nations
commission which clrciv up thc
controversial report oil the Mun-
cllurinn conflict, declared tonight
when he get back home from
Shfiliilllai. He had been travelling
since Sept. 5. Lord Lyton said it
was no surprise to lliin that Japan
had indicated she could not accept
the suggestions of the report.
Valera Hears
Farmers’ Cry
l.s`;;:clul to (hc Guardian)
DUBLIN, Oct. 3-A bounty on
cattle exports has been declared by
the Irish Free State Government.
Tile bounty ciicctive October 5.
will be 12' 1-2 por cent on the de-
clnrcd value oi cattle exports from
Fme State ports and 10 pol- cent
on cattle sent into Northern Ire-
land.
This action lnnrks the latest dc-
vcloplncnt in the “economic war"
arising from the imposition oi tar-
iffs by the United Kingdom and the
Free State following the withhold-
ing of land annuities payments by
the latter.
Demands have recently been
made on President Eammon de
Vzilcra's Goverllrncnt. by f3YIi'i€1°5'
inbout $1,600, They show that the
lorgmlizations in \'nr.ous parts Of
,the country for restoration of the
overseas inztrket. During the last
two weeks of July and the month
:of August there' were 15.435 cattle
_imporzcd by the United Kin§d0i'ii~
,froln the Irish Free state, comlmf'
ed with 75,893 for tho correspond-
ing period of last year, accordinK`
to figures submitted nt a meeting
of the executive council of the
Frog ImpQri;lt;’_0l`i Cf Calladldh
Cattle Association of Grout Britain.
720 to 152,803 c\vt_ ut $506,652.
Living Cost Is
Down 20 P. C.
‘(Spccli\l to the Guardian)
TORONTO, Oct. 3---In his effort*
to provide the public with infor-
mation bczlring on civic wages, Ald.
H. L. Rogers rccelltiy quoted bur-|
eau of statistics fifzilrfxs showing tho 1
cost. of living inclcx for Cunudlt ns
il whole llzlrl fallen 18 l-2 per cent
since the civic survey (on which
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Valera Might
(Canadian Press)
LoNDoN~, occ. a.--<A.P_>-James
McNeill submitted his resignation
as Governor General of the Irish
Free State to the King today und
the press association reported that
President Eamon De Valera might
nominate either himself or some
colleague high in Irish Republican
political his as his successor.
The Irish Cabinet has the sole
right to nominate the Govemor
General. A 1930 resolution after
the Imperial Conference failed to
leave the Crown any choice in this
matter. The King has no power to
veto or to control the choice.
P. J. Ruttiedge, Free State Min-
ister of Lund and Fisheries, said i.n`
an address at Ballinrobe, Irish Free
State, yesterday that events short-
ly would show that the Free State
had a Republican Government.
The press asociation reported that
one interpretation of these remarks’
was the prediction that M.r. De
Valera. would assume the Governor
Generals post or give it to s Re-
publican colleague.
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DUBLIN, Irish Free State, Oct.
3-The Government announced to-
night President Eamon De Valera.
will go to London Wednesday to
resume conversations with J. H.
Thomas, United Kingdom Domin-
ions Secretary, on issues of far
wider significance than land annu-
ities.
New Supreme , I
Court Judge
Takes Oath
(Canadian Press)
OTTAWA, Oct. 3.-Mr. Justice
O. B. Crockett, Fredericton, N. B..
took his oath as a Judge of the Bu-
preme Court of Canada at noon to-
day. The oath was administered in
the Judges conference in the Su-
preme Court building by Chief Jus-
tice F. A. Anglin.
A member of the judiciary of the
Supreme Court of New Brunswick
for nineteen years, Mr. Justice
Crocket fills the vacancy caused by
the death nearly a year ego of
Judge Newcombe. Mr. Justice New-
combe was a former member of the
Nova Scotia Bur.
Judge Crockct will be on tile
Bench with his brother Judges
when the Supreme Court. of Can-
ada opens its October sittings to-
morrow. Three months leave of ab-
sence is belng given to Chief Justice
Anglin; and the probability is that
the Chief Justice will not hem' i-he
cases on the October list. Chief
Justice Anglln has been lndisP0S¢d»
Another absentee from the Bench
may be Mr. Justice L. P. Duff-
Judge Duff is suffering from a sev-
city llilll \vn_f:cs are based) was made I
in 1926. Tiwse i`iglil'cs,were chel-;
lcngnd. Aid. Rogers therefore
wrote to the labor ministry nt Ot-
tiiwn, and has received :i reply from
the minister, giving the depart-
mont`s index for living costs in To-
ronto alone.
The blirrnu of statistics index
covers the whole of Canada and
tnkos n family with an income of
about $2,400 :ls its base. The To-
ronto flglll-es now furnished by the
department of labor are for Toron-
to alone, und for a family with
cost of living indiex for such a fam
ily in this city (in terms of 1918
'costs being 100) has decreased as
follows since 1026:
Cost of
Living
1926 _ _ _ _ _ . _ 163
1032 fhlarch)   134
1932 (June) . . . . . . _ _
._ 129
1932 (August) _ _ . . , .
_. 130
According to this index. Toronto
living costs for n fnmily of moder-
ate income hnvf- come down 20 1-4
per cent since the civic survey was
ere cold; but his condition shows a
slight improvement today.
Free Masons
Co n ve n tion
At St. John
(Special to the Guardian)
ST. JOHN, N. B., Oct. 3-Two Ed'
monton, Alta., delegates to the ses-
sion of the supreme council of the
thirty-intra and lan degree Oi i-11°
ancient and accepted scottish rite
of Free Masons of Canada, Dr. Ed-
ward A. Braithwalte deputy for Al'
berta, and M. J. MacLeod, Honor-
ary inspector general arrived here
tonight vis the Canadian National
Railways. This is the first time in
forty years that the council has
convened in Saint John. An exten~
sive program of entertainment has
been ul-ranged for vile vieltiiil 591°'
gates, the Saint John Lodge act-
ing as hoeu. Many of the deiesetcl
it is expected will be s¢c0ml>H"\°d
by their wives. The sessions Upffl
_man in mae.
0
utomorrcwintbo1iiluonio'I\mI>1¢.
1
NUT $U|iP|i|5E|TCovernor General
AT |A.PAN’3~1rish Free State
ATT|TUUEResigns Office
Declares Lord Lytton Reported That President De
Nominate Him-
self As Successor To James
McNeill, Previous Governor.
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EAMON DE VALERA
President of the Irish Free Si-nic,
who may nomtnatie himself for the
Governor Generalghlp in succegsign
to James McNeill who resigned the
post yesterday.
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iii ciiiiiiiiiiici
ATHAMILTUN
(Canadian Press)
HAMILTON, Ont., Oct. 3.-"If
the disarmament conference could
meet in Canada instead of at Gen-
eva, a different mood might mani-
fest itself in response to a different
atmosphere, Rev. .Henry Carter,
fraternal delegate from the Mc-
thodist Church of Great Britain,
told the United Church General
Council here today. Europe's his-
tory of strife was contrasted by the
speaker with Cana.da's achievements
in thc field of unity. He instanced
the union of French and English
(Continued on Page 9)
The Weather, Etc
\’eoPl.E
who \.\\it in
Glass Houses
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into \‘o\.\fice,
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<,n¢n_ 0ni__ or-i :i»-Minimum and mnxls
nlllnl temperatures:
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