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     George
tif  SS0lllil0ll of Parliament
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Possible Within it Few Days,'Conservatives Called
to Emergency Meeting. Early Election Predicted.
(Special to The Guardian.) .iii an |, _
;li0NDOiN. Oct. 116.--A meeting enlllr mlay anlililawlgilyagd rtiilirttterthl
of the Conservative party was un- h,,m.s_ at .hrohhesles that U;
€Kll60¢B_\llY Called today ‘for '1‘hurs~ .potting Wm take Dhwe oh Nuv0m_
duy.n hl;hr;hcall was cibviously the her -15¢h_
resu e Bflvernment -crisis |_| G
since the party caucus was not .ngmgggr 53;'°:6E_'$:;:,§,‘fJhe is
scheduled .before November 15th. ¢a||1mg for 'a general election but
` h rl k ‘ -
Dissolution or Lloyd Gsorpe’a Flo- magyar Iggvysd Wgigrgg vhg; “S1331
“°"“"°"°  the susshsghhittiihihho woiiiii
ou ce a
|l»0N‘D0N» 0°‘l- 16- '-*Ll0y0 Ciiamberlaiil: liias ndotnga Laiusliellii
Georg.e’s__reslgni\tion or dissolution fi-lends expected he would such,
ui .parliament may come any day doggediy to Lloyd George,” he
lllls Week ll- W" learned 0|! lll8l\ stuck to Balfour -when Balfour
1\llll\0l'llY lf-'llllY- Th” Dlilly Nléill went hopelessly down in the 1906
declares that the government is contest. -
0 ii. S. Labor Party
Comes to the Front
Cominnnistic Trouble
1 Occilrs in Germany
(Special _to The Guardian.)
HEl`cLlN_. Oct. 16.-'l‘hrce killed
and one hundrod wounded Ls the
tlviiles in Berlin which are fore-
runners of similar uprisings in
central Germany.
` ' tl F
Ufdlll' night attempted "to assassin- le
ate the .L rd M' ~
_ f“*  ,r
Police Search for "$2Z5,_ililii Fire i
(Special to The Guardl _ ` ' _'_ ‘ . .
1111-M1.  .».1".'.__    0: 11.1..-~'°.;1i:. ll all 1 W9 all 1111-0- ‘
' ' ' ' ' ' C - ian ` __ >  V ‘
An extensive search is be- ' '|‘ A ' ' '
mg conducted by the H ID the extent of $225,000 was  Q . . Crerar refuses to make any must develop trade with her Da
llff Ce ii ii tire which swo t the laiit_or 001111112111 1111011 the resort that he miiiioiis iiow .thot most or the
Unknown Assassin' if ln Vancniiviir
0
T. A. Crtlrar May Chamberlain,Expectsmwbody Here  [     
Leave Progressives
' 1 -  .._. ~ _i qi -aan
Labor to Gain
Hat:
I
for an union 1 y D p ~ _ _ ’
°"“ '"3" “"0 0" 521 1 also ci-ook iuiimlber co., 1 may resign 110111 the leadership 11 Eiiroicoii t . m I
. ~ ' the. Progressive party simply -
0 llyor oi Belfast. l o e treating it with hi ll k ll
Sh' Wlmam 095193 lil’ l i B W8 n0Wl\ S the British House of Commons,
DHL DS 3 ence The contempt however is tcm newspapermeh here “ner a
bvmli iii tho hitters r is D i, .L_    ` . ‘ ` I i
   .. .size  .. _ _ l:a‘;i:‘1...:“.i.._':'a=;‘;"1i.;"...;i‘::5 ;:.'.1:.    “° llll FC
assassin would -have - l- ,  k G T I Y . -ere was no use enying that _
1  1 alll l\lllS0ll . h‘.°f_?.'i:..:.'r;: “‘:..°.‘.‘1i.“: “mai ;’:.i.I“r° 
` '- Du ar. ui it
before t W en came to B The Guardian has added snot
a _ 1 _ l _
    week. he and at thc elm?" muméalh of felgcgfm llbqtuld  a har great prize in the bit; contest. 818 club of_ subscription: turned
" ` '~ in in this week will earn 100.000 tl-'
K] 8 Il
.L|[,yi]0(}eo£g0nlgll:y lieecrfgfygzed A new special lirics of $100
uhmemihlhy, but man would mn cash will he awarded to the can
l rade had disappeared,
Neville Chamberlain, member of
Right New
tra votes.
wil 0'   1 1
|   lspeclal 1° 'WW 3'l~|3l`¢llff\-)     carlry that criticism toytlie point of dfdate 1.10135 the begL_“°rk during Burg; Hfgbgggglzlzs thlé""l?;‘: els:
O0'NsTAiN'l'il\NOPiLF} 00! 13* ” [ie ngxt r K
No rtctioii re .irator to the evil defelmng the (`°°‘ml°"__ Ml' Here it lsee wee B
vote offer will benefit under thio
I A l’ P V  - ' A ui ii ii i ' l ' ' ‘
n sto   cuiition of Chanak will ibe 1bet§un   erlIi11:?éI;tr?vl':|ci“ll1';'ed\; en imy 5°” The candidate who turns in thc new $10 club offer.
' ` » _ ~ This great vote offer ends nent
by the_British until the peace con as 16 S e “ Wwe" most money on subscriptions be
~ ` ij l l I - ' ' 1 .
(3 ,cm t Th G ference definitely has settled the 4 5;- houng ::)sh’f;"“!‘\"l)0‘!x;:,"l;f.Gef’llt2°0§)5 tween Monday, Oct. 10 and Satur-
Ssturday night. How many cluiba
P 0 Q uardian,) _
,5q._ Jm.hN| och ,1h__W hi problem of the control of tlie1l1.i_r- tSpecial to The Guardian.) D th. _ _ lilly. Nov. 4 (both dates inclusive) can YOU get this Wwk- Every Clllb
1 1" “ ilanelles I‘i1is was providco for in WINDSOR Ont Oct 10- Au fgréeg 5 want "mir tum’ and iw' will receive an extra of $18 means 100,000 extra votes.
Shl)l'f ll ll 0 . ` ' " ' ' ' -
me 'em Wm be br°“gh_t the Mudania convention wlhereiu order issued there yesterday pro- n 9. lee] mm the” ,Pave nm Dflle of 5100 Basil.
There is no limit to the number of
to St. .hohu wihgt ig \,_|ii .dt h . _ _ . __ b l
the “mt mdmm to ‘fe Lgftrodliceg the Britisdi promised not to rein- liihits the acceptance ofrthe United eff; uLff:Iednl;`;ellth'3i'I;‘}“{“:gilr‘l~ demo “This is an extraorlluury offer clubs you can get this week, Get
into the Maritime Provdnce _ Hon force the Bannon ‘ll Chanmk and Stfllcs mon” at th,” Wl'“‘l’""° P0” would give any Dart enou ll and Wm undoubtedly be apprecml' just as many as p°”me‘
' - _ Y 8 ed by all the candidates and their The great race is nearing an end-
Dr. W.F. h rt ` S mn to funnier iormy the pontlon (mme even at a dmcoum' Ammd suDPOrters to carry on and ihcre friend
Roi e s. Minister of
pub _ ' which already is considered. m Ing- to postmaster Joeeph P. Cas- , , s.
lic Health, has been chiefly in hreghwhle gram’ local banks decline In “_ rhtéililhd rhghain hlelj Cgagtioii govern- Everyone sta,-.19 even gm- mg,
strilmental in securing the -supply ` - a oug oy eorgs might i
and | em i_ It is ex-pected that nhe peace con cept Aimericiiii funds except at _ Hfffili- GXIINI 111420. B115-ness turn- every day is all that is required
to "est §hpe:h§ci;;"§llfd°‘h‘e8:)“;l_:1‘;l"_ roi-ence wiii provide that tho Brit. ii iiicciiiiiit roto iind as iiiiii rig.   P;‘a‘;‘tl;’~ Heldexvftdld ed 111 1111 to the ureseut 110011- not to make success iwsslble. There
ologichl cases- hgh v&ththr1awbofr<I;rhliChaiinl:} our H uri; vzirihs diiiy. it was decided to some ,mats but not eviigiligh toalzllvg  mlizttge egtrahpxilze' new Girl- :Sei hunzlredls :lg P€t0l7l0 ll°l<l’ll'|S
1' e .S in s a or. at no re out t o niericaii money u- ' 1 ' S G 11 6 H C1-H1100 W Gr V0 Ss. we as or some ener-
(8 cial I Th G ardi Hou. Dr. Rciiierts i ft f Pitt- _ _ e them a majority. .He expected everyone else on ‘lh.s prize `
P' ° ° U 3") e or s
, MLW RK __ . _ so the narrows equally would con tiiely. The Detroit Post Office for ~
toll of Sundays communistlc wc- erica" Ilgor pnggl n1lgde'l'|l; .;’\ar|‘ivh;1;-§h_a1;i;$éc?{; ;:1:.|tli_;'¢;ay“nigl;!tu(;!t,0| the DM~d,;me1|gg_ img this .1 long time img decimed to ac. lélxoggllolstlllsgt thu thtgiiln be .the Only. subscriptions turned in be- Keep busy and stay busyisagragt
today, me party was ushered in hhd pmcuchl work at mm hwph would not the so pleasant as the cept Caniadiaw money riogsrdiess ~ y ouse. tryihrierhetheoal1o\5eime3t.;onovd_;l_atei;.
yesterday at a meeting which was this in New York and Boston climate is worse h_e_re than on the of the condition of ine exchange M me extmc hudhsrediidolfgma ri u 0 The race will soon be over and
hresmed over by M.0n_|s Hnquhh Where mdmm is apphedl Dr Rob Asiatic side The lurks intend tio market. Windsor Postal authorit-   18 » h
' b t the stolblishnient of it mil- ics now find themselves in -the E"“" V°'°° °“ .$ cl" °~
and it is everyhody’s race right
today. Good steady, earnest work
getic candidate to call for them.
slogan right now.
now is the til-me to get the votes.
Coihmunistic leaders ordered
S H _ _ _ coins it e
ln” ' °°'“ '“ '°“”°" “"0 “"1 "°'°"° 'l‘° ‘°“ *lm* “W” irc sam oiiiuoii. A new cron: vote offer is _hiss Hussain: Husnnni nosmnni
nineiir filhilllif lllllllds to break up
meetings of members of the Leag-
Hilquit stated the party was his intention to carry on the work 'ggmngglslgg mzyneiglixgr gsrlggmlu tilrat G D -   ,
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11      trainer.. “:..n:....:°:.?:..r.i1; ‘.:i..'“i‘i':.”z_‘:...:.i_°<:.:r1;s..a.»:.';°.ser   iiiiui iiiiiii iii fiiiie;  1-   Empress ol Britain 'Two Men Scaiiied
i.
day morning, whereupon misnrbers bod 8| W 11 my me V §_
Deiiiociiciic iiiiiii Rispuuiiciiii piiii-_.iiiciii was riot to .ho pi-ohiiiitivc butvthewsffthsf exact uf ohhh" _ Non'ru_svi>NisY, oct. is. -
of tho- Nseioiiiiiin- ‘1sciiiotocii_iit1-" ti .
  1- 111-   6°.. .. ..  . i.'°'“ ”:°“”a‘.:“ .°.' “°.r'f.r1 as     1~_1111°f1111=. E“‘l“f2° 0“°Sl\°“ .i£i‘;“iie; ;1:..s,.1;‘:=;“‘iiL.f;’;.;° is.; Was in Collision At Picton Laniillf
ter. the`Nationaliste .were beaten. T 6 party t° e pa eme G mea" ° m 6 *WU ll le U0 gum fo Naval fm-ce ry H
tiw;‘1;;y wen? chlriiledlitttlyay had T33' thlgcgrhlgag ”;‘;`l§'e;'(‘!el3;`e“ItJwl;‘;j as large ll '“'"“be" as ‘l’°”l`bl°' diciitl; tliliit they alwriyli llilleiid Ito (Special to The Guardian) iepfggted WG mg A3‘°'l°““ 5°h°""' ---
ru ii o al ter co es. he ‘ - _ ¢_ 1 d t 1 th st "_ _ . _ ' _ -F ¥m6l‘ M y. aptniii Mnliock ,
11-11- 1-           iiiiiii ii U s ”“ '°       1”      
» o ‘ ‘ ‘ 0 e . . impress 0 1-.
(Special to The Guardian)
NEW GLASGOW, Oct. 16-Two
c nis- - .
hhmme d "chi ohmhm ered tratiiig in one party rather than g , e @1001 was mn n .
the 'pol'l::e,Mw1lit: wore utterly” un~ "Hug m swlng ‘mln D°"'°°"“t'° 1 A  k R I 1 MAULAY OF Yrvxéugginwaliie tain with the probability of dis- vicinity of Fmt llslhhtf "(l,’_";;t $25 on arrival at Southampton yes. men were seriously scolded and
prepared, despite threats hhhhsh_ and Republican parties over toitn .  .  B  Holullfm allfl 11 Eenefal ‘l*f=Cll°l: was moi c|ea,,-ed “nm Fmt l.oi,h_t_ terfiay, reported that soon after 00° mllll ll0l- S0 lBl‘l0.\_llll¥ Birly
hd days an ln the hhmmuhmh: iheli_ei"-s. i WMJIFAX N _S O t 14 ___V_ iinakes doubtful the removal 0- ht the mouth of sydney Hhhhm; he left Chorbmirg yesterday, the thiis morning by the bursting ofa
1 - 1 ‘ . ‘ » ~ ~» °~ - l°‘ t e embargo on Canadian cattle had .heeh rouhdedl The waters spanish steamer .Nadia collided tube in the engine room of' the
"Roto r1ifiioe.'1
lpeae to t 8 meNmn'g0vem_'l1 l`€‘00l‘lf 901' ll1° Cillltfse- 'll1l¥“ adi.:in- delegation is over there now. . , ‘ _ _ 5 ' waded ~
or ir iirimii oi r ii  A  R ' .
l ee gm 0" °r sever” his time being fifty-five mi1iutes.is dlSS0lV°'l ll ls obvious. thili    side badly damaged above the wa- nd the room was filled with
LONDoN oct 1o‘-- A. i -mo iii t it A ri. i - . - . H '
Us en n 8 o Dem me C1 0 nb *lx “"’°“‘lH M“K“Y Ball” 'lf ww* H1810 Wlll 'be H0 enactment "“‘“e’ » ter-line as the result ofa collision steam and scolding water. The
ship was damage n p
Cnarles P. Steiiiimetz. tile clec- t ‘M Am I d th ‘fl
trlcal Wizard. is one nf the most (Special to The Guardian.) .Jr I 0 a'“ih‘H,“_t9°r’ “fn ‘gg “Sl Yel- were alive with the Dish 'which with the EWDWSS. Penetrating her Steamer Bethlehem, now at P-felon'
hmhmheht memhwm of the new har ATHENS' Oct 16___Eleutherl0B erad and a .sf en ‘m e rot? Eve.-ytlting has been set for leg- were hmmrehhy hea_hn'g south Dime., about tm-ee feeg The urisr Landing. loading a cargo of Aoadh
ty. he is to .become its candidate Venizelos has telegraplieil the cabi "we t°dW in me ‘wt tme of I' l“l°ll°7‘ at me ml s°“‘°“ glvlng Tliev were iii-st sight.-ii mi qihursl Blvwell 00W" fm' “ll°“'1 fe" ml““'
IV' f°“l` mlnlllsfl lwenly 'llllle Bild effect to the resolution for the re ` _‘ies to ascertain if the Spanish second engineer, n Mr. Oliver. all
for New York state engineer. ‘net from L nd ri th- t h l -_ ‘ 1
  ' l 1 ii on DA ai 6 ms ap 1°‘"" “'”“ *“’°°“““- ""“"°‘i ."‘?~ hplmevel °f the eml‘“f1=° “ml '1 CW day emlmg' ~ ii ii a tiioii ro-
. ..-$_. .. 16 l t _ ff. - _- ' . .~. f . »
ma. ».- _ _ __ onaervat ve Moa ina 'Called' . .ment to waive restrictions on Jacksom Impemyhh was Epmd in that connection' U parhamsnt _ MONTREAL, Oct m__Wmh her
-l\A'l‘lns.-loc. psi- ilnsper day. 9 . Chamberlain, lends of the Union-fsorb' a part of th 1 tl  ‘ " ' ' » `
per line por day for it days or ova? ist party called nfcomerence ohmnhon Greek mf;u;\e0‘;';%   ville was third in flftyciglit iirlii-_ iiiatiiip and while the new parliii.   with the steamer Izgled on Thurs. men were remueq fi-Um this pmt.
 nies, i`lfty-nine seconds. .limiinyinicnt might be influenced it would ~ day night _m thavicmity of Cape tion, and it hurry ¢a.1| gem in gg
U.. .
P ° um D" My wr 6 dw" °' °v°"'_U1nionist members of 1tihc Govern fleeing from Asia Minor and
Count 5 words to e line. Groups of
gngshvgersé ihéthig icttterhl ooiiratfiiii ment ui consider thc crisis. |'l‘lh1\11C0 and Constantinople. and
. rcen. scoun or U gh y_ -_ il- b. _ _
cash. Address forms part of ad. mgpglfl C1¢?n;)¢;-tfn(?tTl1y/eegortttitlllgyml'l!§ll‘:Xre;?€-cannot L cured. for ‘Tw ville, s'lx1tli_ i0t.hlerg lliinldhieil in
ends the date for the forthcomingl WA|3l‘Iil'N‘G'I‘0iN. Oct 16-A ile-
and must be paid for. Special Rates
Furnished Room ad. 'lilo fur seven
Martin of lniperoyal got flftii
hull, Springhill. tcntli; Norman
-ii r i¢. ' , ~
W0' 1' 1"' “H” W” B‘¢\\“"°“ general eiectloii n/iw lncvltolile. ifl"ll1°‘ "WV9 by the United States Turnlbulh |Sm_mgm_h" hhmcenhh;
3:21260' mr '"°“ ""6" 59° P" The meeting will be sei1.ret.|iI0verninent loolring toward the
' Every effort will be miide to 1|ne'irolution of the European economic
1-0 |__E-|-__A1- 50 v||_|_A 31-__ i‘it;mthi:hUn.iofrdi_ist leiaderizinnniimnreilhgxlsfnarsaimszh é1c‘1;;e;-ato;l‘=;i' iisba
' sm om eser _g oy ' 1 c ra 11 y _______,______________....___.
George, ii. dozen Unionist unqe|~lProsident ‘Harding in his letter to
soeroiriirleii are in open i-ei,-oygfhousc representative loader liiqn- mankind is our sincere purpose."
against the pi-.miter-_ |dell, praising t‘lie work of the sixty The President made no mention
A meeting of the' Ctiiiiitir-v;i|;yv¢,|sevent#h congress. After defending of the manner in which thc Unit-
Brightoii, a new cottage. Apply
on premises.
_______._.._.?i_.
‘*T0 LET-HOUSE WITH MOD-
` ern improvements. Apply 16
Spring Park Road. Oct 17-lf ililrly was unexipectedly c.1l_lnd for'
Thursday. the call was obviously
Fon 3ALg._)-igafsn AND A the result of the Governmental
cooking stove. Apply 89 Roch- crisis. Since the party caucus was
ford Bt. 20020-16-21. not scheduled before November 15
 ' 1Premier Lloyd George will go
*VQUNQ MAN WITH 000|) EDU io the country in a general _elec-
cation wants work. of any kind. tion in o, few ‘weeks :md ask for
Apply H. Care of Guardian, til confidence ln his nrlnistry, it was
-_..-_---‘--1------- freely predicted here boilay.
*WANTED-A HOME ON FARM ____....¢¢.__.__
for 14 year old boy at once.
White post office, Box 445, Char- P C f
,m___,___ 0,, M, M 0800 0ll 0l’0llC0
|=on‘sE1avica.-- Maauisiczurl    
urebred ' Yorkshire boar.
1, .
1 _ M ..
;l;'|‘:’m“° Twm" wmdgn 0 (Special to The Guardian.)
_.._._--- I*A.R.liS, Oct 10-“The Turks have
sspgk 3A|_¢...A1' vic'|'on|A agreed to the holding of the Near
cottage shop and barn, with Eastern peace parley somewhere
aibout 'one -half acre of land. ill Eélrhipe. ‘ltd was semiofficlaliy
_ 1 di. state ere o ay. .
§::1lmn*X.p;;y"$t73c;;:;|_o§m;¢__ lt was stated that the Allies and
‘ Tanks may agree to call the con-
31
' ohm-kmet°wn'_________..__ ference in Geneva, Switzerland or
France. _
um My Panama’ SINCE JUNE France is insistent that the con
lf..
gggeevhhfgau "tha," S31' :l|1:hb,‘:::\e ference, which is designed to set-
wiiitc ' it not ciiiiriioii iioiorc Us i>°1'm““°“‘lY "le N6" E““"“
.ocmher Bard' Wm he mid by question he held as soron as posé
iiiiotioii.- ~Paii-ich niiiiiiii, Mil- Sii1l@»ll1&§Vl°\;jl{'Ml“§ot ‘ggksw ‘}_§u_
burn. 20051-tues-thur Stale* ey °
_ __ rope for the parloy-
°No1'|ol-L-Now is 'ri-ie TIME. ____,,,___
o r stoves, ran180!.lllB°
Alfred Rogers, Da rt.ni0utli,. was
fifteenth.
the tariff policy approved by con- eil States could aid Europe, but
gross. Harding said: the belief is growing here than an
“The last thing in our thoughts economil conference may be call
is aloofness from tho rest of thi- by this country within the next
world. -We wish to he helpful, low months.
nelgliborly, useful. to protect our Such a move has .been strongly
selves first, and then use the urged by many representative
strength accruing through that groups in the country and by lead-
pollcy for the general welfare of ers of both poi~it.icai parties.
4
Vote for Your Favorite
The standing below was compiled according to the votes cast
for publication up until lust Friday night. Neari,-' :iii oi' the cun-
didarcs are meetup; wi-th splendid success and from present indica-
tions the race for the big honors ofthe contest will be close und ex-
;‘iltinZ|.t Only four weeks more of the campaign left. Boost for your
avor e.
_ DISTRICT No. 1.
fuicii Miar Moirsi-iiiiio, ai oriiriiiii st. chorioiieiowii s44,oo0
Y .
Miss Doris l-I. Carver. 65 Longworth Ave., Charlottetown 525,000
Mr, John Bmdlsy, :ill lllilsboro St. Charlottetown 840,900
Miss Viola Mu\leu,ii8 tiuinherland St., Charlottetown 847.800
Mr. Joseph Trainor. 274 Euston St., Charlottetown 834,500
Mr. Geolte Uwhtliier, Charlottetown . 847,600
Miss Laura Arthur. Suiiiinei-side- 844,200
Miss Reto McEwen. Grafton St.. Charlottetown 847.400
Mr. Frank Bradley. G-rent Geo. St., Charlottetown 841,000
Miss Beta I-luestls. Summerslde 135,000
Mr. Fred DeCoste. Grafton St., Charlottetown 832.000
ndiiiio Mooulsaii. 38 Qheeii St.. ciiiii-ioiiotowii 1211.000
' DISTRICT NO.. I.
place n1nil Jirmes l-luw'lioii. West-
tho following order: James Turn-‘
ttlirrgrieay i‘ili good ordcrfor |016
winter and yotifima reD°ll'°\i f°f
fall shooting. amos White 30
xoiii .se _ lyk-,
*FA'R»ME'RB N°T|¢‘. BT PETIR3
._8_taroh._0o. 'lihib week we will
1* i1;Y"ishi;oiirs&%°i;iiiah‘ei gf?-c1;1:;
iegnjhialnng tori-Botetoos front.
i`t`lio" flalil. Hllgileltveiyihs thi!
wee; t»\.;_¢|¢|¢g1?§.a°.ii.'d y. Oct
V2i_i_1h._:s-h5~eh£3'=!ii ,-‘~. .
_~MoN1'a - gn li’-'...i\ltiioi>si_.-‘
+1111 5.1921? .ii'l.:..‘“"‘:..'.t;..1..‘;1°
remo lll " ' 
Coats madoto oflor. lllll M3 I
of fur trimmlilh on hand. 111'
work gulrairile . Riley _Bulld-
ln¢. Queen Strut; Ona ever
Inga. _ lf
'MIN
ew vo
TWK OILLED IN HEAD -ON
coi.i.|sioN
iioilisfr sr. Louis. ui., oct. ic.
-f1tw,o 1porsons~were killed 111110
one seriously lhinred. When WV
,trains on the Lake Erie iinil Wes-
.tern Railriiad collided head-0n_
'near Rankin, is stlbunb. this mor#_
`.n1tig, The. dead are:
Fred ltoaves. of Tipton. ind
elremsn of one of the trains, and
ii -transient known- as Brt1dy.Johil
Waklo , also of 'l`ll100l\. WHS ill*
.jurod iallly.
 ”1
'ron sAi..¢.-81:1' or stack
wolf lure. Apply 373 Kent Bt.
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\»p°w.|_ waurmn.-.Live Fowl.
i roi- Fcanuiig nhthmégshegftef il"
. . W i 1
8°' A ° 200064-not
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.VUTHAYID I Tal-IN PRO"
- _'the WW Smell'
nd whitd
_TH ‘ win iiiis-
reward
any verse!
.$;liii‘i‘i“é1i‘ll
Miss mini iii. Diciiioiioii, New Glasgow! P. ia. 1.. s4s,i00
Miss Mai-y McDonald, Cardigan. P. E. I. ' 430,600
Min Lena Curley, Brookvale, P.. I. - 441,200
Mlaa May' McEwen, Brlottily Lot 40, P. E. I. 528.000
Mrs. J. . Murphy, Murray River, P. lil. I. 842.400
Mr. James Allen McDonald. Cardigan Head, 782.000
Miles Mary C. Carter, Cardigan, R. R. No. 8, P. 843.000
Miss Grass Thompson. North River, P. E. I. 824.000
Mr Frederick Iiynlih. Dnnaldstoll. Bed/ford Station, P. E..l. 136.000
hflasdbrlstlaa 1Dawson. Albany, BE. l; ' 848,000
Mlas~Verl MQDNIQII. R|ollh‘l0i1`ll,»R. I. 136,000
his Kenneth ~~iuiiii, Bridgetown, P r. 421.000
r.1Jlai-k Bernard, Port Borden P. 1. 200.000
.Mics oeoi-sie asia, soiueii, P. iii. _ 0411.600
Mr. Elwood Cam-pboil, Long River, P, li, [__ 458,000
Miss ings, Mt._`Hetfisrt P. ll. I.
7°
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125.500
Miss Jennie E. Corcoran, Plusvllle. P. E. f. 788.000
Mila Lana l-Iain, Kelly's Cross. P, E. 1. ` 348.100
Misa .lean l. olhohern, St. Catherines, P. 1. 803,000
Flies Agnes Gtlltlliior, Nonh Ritltlco, _P. _ll 698.000
inn I. niiiiiolie Monson. Csiiti-ai not 1-t 190.500
-Mr. Harry B. Cannon. St, llleanm-'|. P 087.000
Mr laldore Kirin. Oyltsr Blrgnmddks. P I. 732,400
Mr. Roland Phlliirson. Dunsta axe, P. 10.000
iris. Doi-oiiiy wiiiiioy. 0'!-wr. P. iii. i. 121.000
um oiiiiin loveth. aitiertoii. P. ic. i. 822.000
Mr. Dfflldliolil. Blyth River
Mrs. Nina L. Motioubrey. l|ll"lB'°»
Roy Dunn. Poakea! tio
h;Jl.asHAii8en§:g,0la.i  lgdterl I
;- 'refe-
rPrprp
moon _
' aaiooo
_ 111,000'
_  '_' __ ars.so_o
` ' 200300
..`..- ....u..i¢iii» .i--1... ._ ’
' ` Smokin
like hunting for thc D\“0‘~'_U‘l*ll1l
neeillo iii the liziytsuck( to limi I1
Ciimidlnn Methodist minister
around the General 1C011fore11l1@
coriiiilors who would confess to bc-
ing a smoker, af-ter the notion of
the general conference yesterday
iiizcriiioiirig its divinity i-1i~1111@11tS
from -the use of fragrant weed.
1Ddligent inquiry revealed the es
tiinnte--for that is all it is-that
out of over 2.000 ministers there
are five in the Cuiiad.iun Metho-
dist Church who smoke. But tn.is
reporter could find no man who
would he so bold ii.s to name them-
“This is not restroactive legis-
lation," said Rev. T. A. Moore. l-he
Conference lSecrctary.
“Lt does not apply to the men al-
ready in 'the .mlnistry"f~it merely
tolls the young men who are pre-
pnring for the ministry what is ex-
pected of litem."
Serum Remedy
For Diabetes
iPHioA. 0ct.10.-U11<n111llfied
success of a serum remedy for dia
betas, prepared by ph-ysiologlsts of
the Uiiuversity of 'lioronnm 'Was
announcedi _last lllgllt by 1°-lfwd
Stengel, professor on medicine at
the University or Pennsylvania. A
small quantity of the serum was
sent to the University for physic-
ians to use experimentally? ~&'.’lile
disease has iherewfore baffled doc
tors.
f‘I regard the serum as one ot
the .big discoveries of the use in
'medical science," said Dr. Ston-
gel. "'So far as we have boon slble
to discover its results have been
entirely satisfactory. After using
it we have found a great improve-
ment in tihe patients-to whom it
was administered.
"I think it is an absolute oure
for diivbetel. But people must not
imagine. that it is a cure for every
thing.
Announcements,
Coming Events
Meetings, Etc.
luvrlis.-to ner nie por ear. oo
or llaa par day for days or ove-
ti A line per a for days or over.
ilgur in t letters count aa
l i r
°-°..'°°"‘- ii_.£°'.:::.t  at
s°°a§ mine sua roi.
r ...___-. .
i1°*'l'axl Service amid ' Empire
  riioite us-J. _
'~ ' -.:.' /
ifobe to the members of tha hat
.tery. There were upwards of sevcnl
spent. 1 ` __
Lieut Col D A McKinnon, D S Th G ad' "_,
‘0.. 1 uid ii ' ii etiiiii' (SF’°°‘“' *° ° “" °
i was e Q Zccgnp m P e h e PAiRl-S. Oct 16-'All army °f,tlieir new stadium three yeorsago
memb f N tt t ` '
hwontleilhlnrecoail iiia19;Il¥ Snrecigd 6601000 5°'ldle"B- including Sl* “lvl” McGill University was defeated
Si f H00 S lll i-he °°WP1‘f‘l and nor the first time in elven
which has been commented upon °“5 0 P ` _
so favorably by the highest nu- “lea l" the `R'l1l“el*“lid mg” be fig' h over the Red and White on
1 (lance, 1 n
thoiiiticii i iiiiio m-iiitiii or canon-i. lelnefl 01100” 1‘"“B 1' F
It was a record that had brought “filer W haw l-he “BCe5S'al`Y elfec' their .home grounds .in the opening
honor to their native province “V95 "01' “l*ll°nHl d°lenC@~ Allilfe gaime of the 1922 inter-collegiate
illffl “@°@SS“‘l'Y be l’°“”“ by "‘°1 -- iciiiirioii, about ritcyrive miioi. New Glasgow roi- tho iiriiiiuisiice.
!Pl"0“°““°e’“°"l of its m`°de°e5`l lzibove Quebec, the Danish freight- and they were rushed to Aberdeen
tsors. l A very successful artillery func. er Orkild arrived here yesterday.
_ tion took place at the Armouries_ ‘The collision occurreg, it is _he-
‘ last night when the tro liies wo:1~lieved, owing to _an accl ent to L.e
  lliy No. Li Bwttery, Caniulllan Slegeflzgleilhi steering gear.
\Ai'tillei'y. were presented and also| -_-_<40-i
d t 'individual sterling silver witch' \ '
_ __  g' 1 1 -1666.000 boldiers
, , _ __ . ., ‘ 'ty members of the Battery present'
'IOROYIO' 0”' 16' 't_ "Bland it very @l1l0yable time was!  u  
Hospital. when it was found that
one man was but slightly iniurod.
but the second engineer and lilo
helper was seriously burned. This
morning they are reported as rest.
ing easily, but not entirely out of
d-anger.
McGilLL DEFEATED
BY QUEENS TEAM
1MON'I‘R.EAL. Oct. 15.-- For the
first time since the erection -of
D od
years Queen's University trium~
nd lo to themselves and ons lll`H§lD0l `Ml‘l\lBt€l` 0! War. inform- rugby 8908011 here yesterday af-
11 g ry .
1' ii ti ainii it to »v -r ox- ed the 1111111' C°1111111iSSi011 0! the ici-iiooii. 'rho score was 12 to 1.
which wi e cu 1. e
‘ Senate this afternoon The War LBad|ey19 k|c.k|||g_ wk” mvan.
in Canada. They also won the F
Mercier Challenge trophy hy their
Eflilcieiiey of Canada, 1021." E'-:mme was earned out' by (mat. [
~ ‘ I
tire. iiisry ‘all the  vnro served iii the gniiiieia' iooiit.
. .‘..11_,,, 1- ,';.,  .  ,. _
‘ ~  ».~1‘~  J., _' _ __  _.- ‘,_'_ li - 1. . 1 _ ` _ ., .;_'5- _' ':, ;».‘»,' 1,1 .11 is ."1;`~\l,1' _;i1'i.;__~ . . ,y1...-, - ,»`.. _ . '. ,.
_ 0'_.,“~- ’ X li“..__ Y _ -Li. '_/-T". ..". J... __'=,, vi ". ‘r _ ~_ .Hi ._ ,\f.\,,_1’ i., _.ty "i ‘ ._._, 3 1-- .'»  1.,-»._.,-.=` »-1 -'  "__ ;_  . ` , i1`< -;_,’_.,g 41;"  1
~ -~ 1 »- » i - » e.__   _ _ ._ ,_,=-, _  M
ar East.
iicell in the future. ln the conzpe- -
tmoh of 1921 they won ths gene, M-iniscter made this declara'tici:i in time of by 'phomasl ,needy img,
ral Efiliciency of Canada, carrying ilfllllllti l-hill Credits ‘l1€C0SSi1l‘¥ l° side tri-color, was too much_ for
with it the Governor Genc1'al's llmll lll`ll`ll\lf=`“5H‘C9 Of SUCH f°l°C°l§ McGill. Carroll and F‘lan&l\l\
cup. They also won the Hardman be 1/Olell by 'U19 lS9“8l€~ He wlihwere heroes for ‘the Red and
ciiiiiiengo Cup for ist place iii er- the so-'11111l11111i011 the figures repro- white, . .
fic; nc of pers0ne11_ yn this com. sented the entire number of troops
9 Y
petition they defeated every bat- lll the French lll'mY..ll;Cl“<ll1llg $9
tary uf every nature of gpmapygnl C0lUI'il8ls lll_NUl‘lll Aff C11 Bll E
____ The Weather
fine shooting at Petawawu. The which he took in the boys. He
Colonel siiiid that this splendid re- was listened to with close atten-
cord was achieved by hard, cons- tion and frequently applauded. He
cientious work and by having the declared he was very proud of
"will to win," which is so assets- the watch fob and recommended
tial in making a success in any his hearers to take good cars oi
line of endeavor. By cultivating them. as the time would come
the will to win and by concentrat- when they would be too old to
ing on a single purpose it is pos- take part in the training of the
sible to achieve the same great artillery, gud yet they could look
success in 1023, and he strongly back with pride on their achieve-
urged the members of the Battery ment in 1921, for which the silver
to adopt this as their motto. watch fob was a memento. He
Col. MacKinnon spoke very eulo emphasized the need of training
gistically of the loyal manner in and spoke of its effect in building
which ho was backed up by the character. ii
officers and other ranks. and of Mai. J. P. Hooper on behalf of “'19” l“l°l' ill" 'Cl“\l‘l°ll°l°Wll-
the strong co-operation which they the Battery thanked Col, MacKin-
Temperature,
f
winds. Cloud and unsettled
tomorrow mor-n1ing`~at 8.ll.- _
6.21.
a.m.
coal for Montreal. It slppearpitlt
two Chlnamen. moinberlot _tho
crew, vwsrs' working in the angina
room, when something gave' any
Tide M0011. Elo.
l TORONTO, OM.. |17.-‘ll_l0<l8l‘l`UO
y _
High tide this evening 0.18.03 and
\Sun sets this afternoon at 15.10,
and rises tomorrow morning at
New moon ilmday, Oct. 24, 9.40
1 Summerside tide eighteen main-
had given him. He told thcm that non for his very generous gift and
he had recently been the rcclpf- assured hiim that the watch fobs
ent of ri very congratulatory let- would be treasured -by every man.
ter on the inspection of the Bri- 1-le was proud or the way that his
gods at local headquarters at officers and men had supported
Charlottetown this year. All this him; he was sure that no finer
was very'gratlfy=i1ng and it show- could be found anywhere, and he
ed that P. E. island has every res- believed that what they had done
son, as in the past. to consider in 1921 they could accomplish in
its Artillery as eiificient as that' to 1923. He said that though they
be found anywhere. This standard had worked hard they, had fuller!
of eff.lcien¢;y,hwh‘ich has been the to win the _Eiificlency in 1922 but
heritatge o t e past, we must en- they -must be good sports and con-. _ _
deavor in maintain in the future. gi-atulate those who did win. The  rt
He then presented Major J. P. returns had not yet been received
Hooper. M. C.. officer commanding and when they did come lu it
No. 2 Battery, for himself and would be possible to find out
other members. with the Cover- where the weaknesses were and
nor General's cup, and Hardman to remedy them. ~
Challenge Cup and the Mercier .Addresses were given by the Ad-
orophy. and to each officer, non- iutsnt, Capt. G. E. Ritchie and al-
commluloned officer and sniiiioi- ao by Lioiii P. w. iiicucviri, D. C.
he presented a sterling silvj' M., Llsuoa. R. H Dugaon, han!
waeoh fob of beauttmi iledllai beer Tiemsy and Sgt. Mai. A. lraaae
ini: the inlorlpttlon "ict Genbtll Ai very iirterestiinl minion pm-
Col. Mokilnnon vas followed by ohio, Sgt Mal Blll and Ik.
“Noozie” the Sunshine
Kid .
.Ti-l' E. .
M0r$?tS PDQ"-
NOv~l~’»‘i"i°L.'i..
1 Bt;-..G1za:A1"1'<.»
&~wt\A‘l' Asst:
't°*1i'Ls'zr- --
Oapt. (Rav) Geo. C. Taylor who Araenrilllt. accompanied by an or
save a soisiiitiil- aailreu. nioatioii- oiieatra setapolod or lleasra Arson
lug some of his oyerienoel In ault. Johnston and Blanchard, A3;
ll’rsn;o‘nhd telling his loive for. tor the prog:-aimne nfroalimintl