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Dr. W. Edward Gallia of Toronto
_SURGEON -
I*-Nlmpresseu With
Canadian Cattle
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(Special to the Guardian)
UITAWA. Oct., 29-Shipments of
Canadian cattle to France are con- ‘
tinuing steadily and are creating.
sn excellent impression on thef
French buyer, the Department of(
Trade and Commence reports. The;
first rhipmeni len nomar about!
mid-September and the fourth left_l_
this week. *I
Canada and Switzerland are the
only countries allowed so expoi-t‘
cattle to be pastured in France be-
cause of their freedom -from tuber-
culosis. Cattle from other countries'
must be shipped direct to the ab-
attoirs and slaughtered immediately
There are restrictions, however, on
the quantity of imports from all;
countries, but shipments from the
Dominion will likely continue regu-
larly but slowly.
Recent Canadian shipments to
France have included heavy bulls,
helfers. steers and a quantity of
grain fed horses for slaughtering.
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'10 STUDY ABROAD
CANADIAN
SALES TAX
Hearst Invites Mem-
bers of Congress To
Take Ten Day Trip
To Canada.
(Canadian Press)
NEW YORK, N. Y., Oct. 29.-All
members of Congress have been ln-
vited by William Randolph Hearst,
publisher, to take a ten day trip to
Canada at his expense to study the
Canadian sales tax system, it was
announced today.
Hearst, in telegram to the Con-
gressmen, said he was proposing the
_ trip because the United States
Electron
Summary
LONDON, Oct. 29-(Canadian
Press Cable)-Six hundred and
twelve out of 615 members have
been returned to the House of
Commons- The remaining three
results, London University and
two to be elected by the English
combined universities, may not
be known for some days.
The party standing follows:
Conservative 472; gains 207.
National Labor 13; gains 13.
National Liberal 67; gains 28;
losses 12.
Labor party A0; lones 285.
I Lloyd George Liorrsn s.
Independents 5; gains 3; loss-
es 3.
Tre h d nm *_-_-__ While American actresses
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HAPPY
'Conservative
Suggestion.
NORTHLAND BEAUTY
iviisr Phoebe Nohin oi vioeorio, B-‘MY H mmvlmcedthetu -
BD” sailed for Landon on the Am._ ited spies mx 15 under ¢0nsidemu°n_ , noted for their beauty ii. numbcr _
anis this week to continue her The trip will start from Washington “W |°“dI“B Sfffen lllmillaries have I"‘e"' an smI1°"“ mm' this "'t°m°°"
' 1 Numlicr 10 Downing Street. It
study of dramatio ori in nriirin. N°\’- 14- the telesrams said with °°"‘° ‘mm “°f*“"n Eumvc and “
Miss Aims Tnuh Swedish
She is well known on the Canadian “her members mmm! UW “HID eh °» BC"
Imam" "asm route.  0 S E A M  actress. seems destined to follow
Hearst emphasized that no effort ul' f°°*S¢¢P= 0f her predecessors
will be made to propagandize the (Acme Photo).
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FIRSTTASN
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MacDonald With
Holds First Confer-
- ues Following Sen-
sational Victory.
(Calladian and Associated Press
V _ Cable)
LONDON, Eng., Dct. 28.--With a
sprig of heather as a boutonniere,
Ramsay MacDonald stepped into No.
10'Downing Street yesterday to be-
gin another remarkable chapter in
his remarkable political career. Fac-
ing serious problems at home and
abroad but with the resounding ap-
proval Lof his countrymen fresh in
his ears, the head of the victorious
National Government, tired but
Continued on page 'i
-*Q,NNoUNc_EMEN'rs, -
-COMING EVENTS,
__ _MEE'riNGs, ETC
`°°i5'lnce tonight at Newstead Inn,
Wil‘lsl08- G00d music. 9724-10-80-ll.
“Buying turnips innniir. Geo. H.
'roomiir sr son. me-io-so-ai.
"Come to the Dance in Lot 65
Ball. Friday night. October 80th`.
D696-10-29-21.
°°Rummage Sale, Hearts Mem-
orial Hall, Monday evening, Novem-
ber 2. o.ao. sais-io-so-ai
°,!Uigg and Millview shipping
Clubs loading live stock November
ltd all day. 9184-10-30-lL
"Club loading hogs and lambs at
lwris Wednesday forenocn, Novem-
hdf 4th. 0735-10-30-li.
- “Bazaar in Bt. Margarefs Hall,
’h_is_sday and Wednesday.-November
lfil'-Bhd 4th. 9855-10-38-81.
"We
be buying Dressed Hogs,
Tuesday and Wed-
3rd and 4th. Peter
cons-io-av-4_1,
'f/*gems to the Play "Out in the
Btpets” in st. Teresa’s Hall, Novem-
 Good specialties. Ladies
 free. mi-io-ao-ii.
°°p'oi‘t for-get the big Masquerade
Dsnosln the Lyceum Hall Friday.
niiht. _-lvsrybody welcome. I5 cents
to-Ill. - / VIN-10-I0-li.
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ence With Colleag- -
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“nmdiy and 'Wednssiiay, Nov.
lrd and sth. chicken supper. Binso
sud other amusements in Bt. Nar-
gants i!sll._ |710-10-29-ti
f _.___
»°_'Delicious Chicken Supper, bin-
‘iand other amusainents, Iona
 , Nov. sid. It not fins,
alll# 084!-I0-D0-4i
(Canadian Press)
f SPRINGFIELD, Ill., ooo, 29,
°'\‘°hl\ 0K|°l|>y» 44, a farmer of
Williamsville today amputnted
his own rlzht hood situ- ii be- I
01-ma inextricably caught m
the oogs of a corn huskcr.
Half an hour he tugged at _
the hand before giving up hope
of ss-vlng~I*-. Then with his left
hand he reached into his pock-
Ot and brought out is pocket
knife. He handed it to Frank
Sharp, a neighbor whom he
had been helping.
“Open it," he said. Then
pointing to the hand, “cut it
off."
Sharp balked. Oglesby took
the knife and severed the' hand
at the wrist. An hom' later he
wafkrd into the Springfield
Hospital. puffing a. pipe. “l cut
my hsnd off.” he said.
A temporary dresslng had
been put on at Wllllamsville.
Fra n ce Discuss
he ted in Fairview Baptist
ohiirr,-orifeitiurtioo msd. sunday. NW-
ist at 7.30 P. in. _
wrns voirns People of Cell:
vgfgg ivinl 'Tho Prodi!
3" mulls): service in the United
M A N  ll   Congressmen for or against the tax,
and that their acceptance of the
.lourney will not be constructed as
committing them on the question. ____ P 0 T A T 0 M E
ESTABLISHED
Bodies of Men Found
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T roulks d E d g _i girl tattooed on a dead mans (Canadian Press)
0W_“S n _ n an' (canadian pres.; wrist and the initial on his belt H_r_R~n_,AND_ N_ B__ Oc, 29___ in the last Pamamenh
gerlllg' R al ll’ 0 ad NEWARK. N. J.. Oct. 29.-All or buckle. were vert of the evidence strong hopes ihat the British e
Property. his shares of the capital stock of by which thetwo bodies brought a- ba,-3,, on potatoes would be li
. _ the Thomas A. Edison Inc., are to shore last Sunday in the derelict were exmemd md" on meh.
"`“' ' be divided equally between char- vessel Catalogue, were identified ,wal home from ottawa by MA
(canadum Ina) les and Theodore Edison, The pro- today as the remains ci' James Oar- H_ H_ Hameldl Q; Ham,md_ R
'1`0K`-|-7» OW 29'“""'P')'“Th° parties grouped under the name of roll and John Spencer of Burgeo, B_ Fmnkland smlm’ M_ P” of c
T318 i l ith M li Yi AS I
::1_eatt;’\‘m“to’:)Z-come ;:’ou‘; 011" Edison Laboratories also are left to N€Wf0\mdIlmd~' Florenceville, men prominent int
‘t 5 d M m 1 b the two sons. All of the late lnven- Captain Simeon Spencer. bfml' potato shipping industry of this
t° he increase °° V " °ld1°;` tor‘s _government bonds," railroad' er of John. wept opanlynhere in vmce_
1-.
dm and gypsy groups °f 5° e ' bonds and first mortgage bonds in the odice of Vincent Mui ns. M11 In Qttawp they me; Hom H_
interest
Bandits looted several small towns
between the towns of Bsuupingkai
and Taonan in the past few days,
and last night clashed with the Jap,-
anese garrison near Kikoushu. The
Rengo news agency reported fifty
Chinese, one Japanese Captain, and
two Japanese soldiers were killed.
A vernacular report, for which the
tion, says the Russians have sent
men to the region of Tsltslhar to
protect the line of the Chinese
eastern railroad, jointly owned by
Other Bequests
Among other bequests were $10,-
000 to William H. Meadowcraft.
the late, inventor‘s secretary; $10,-
000 to John S. Ott, Laboratory as-
sociate of the electrical wizard for
more than half a century, who
ie uit f hook occasion-
War Omce here has no confirms- d_ d as 5 'es ° 5
ed by the news of Edison's death;\
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Wash1ng't'0n And _t ree armored trains containing 500 continued on page 7
tain William Fraser, as the prop
erty of his brother and Ames Car-
roll. He was familiar with Carroll's
leather belt. with the initlaled
buckle “C” and with the d€S01'llJ'
tion, and the fact that he wore a
truai.
The fate of Captain T. E. (Pad-
dy) Kirk and Russel Partridge of
Halifax, who sailed from Burnt Is-
lands. Newfoundland on the Cat-
`Former Island
Tokyo and Moscow, however' gave A Da  nose Narned
misunderstandings have been avoid-
---° ' ‘the impression today that possible y
(B7 Km Chrk' C““‘“°“ Pm” ed. Northem Manchuria has long _-l
seen wi-nor) b bl I ohm th 1_ (C““-“idle” ffm) (conrdianfrress) , ,
ee" “P” em °" °‘° ““ °’ Darmoir, iviioh., ooi. 29_'rhe Tom-,N-“_-,_ on," Qc," 29 _ Rlchest Babge
tl , l t i _
es me mmm B Mus country pm Ford Motor Corporation announced Appambment of th,-ee men w serve
W1” Be Ready December 1 is 9 'rh y by
Breaks Record
(clllldlll HQ)
Church there on Sunday. Nov. ist at BT. LOUIS. M0. Oct. 20,-M.a.I°f
7.80 p. in. Special collection for “mg D°°1|m¢_ who || gn the
MW-'l°M~ habit oi breaking relation records.
"Wm be mm" ann” hom flew from Bt. Louis todhlcaso to-
'ruesd;r sii dry.,weduesoav until ¢l_lyln_1 hour and 11 minutes- The
ll A. . Nowemboi' 3rd and 4th. pfwiom "mm of 1 ham- -,ng 30
§u°Y*°¥ “°§“:;'r“;*"§I"°”~ A- 5- minutes was held by crown mm
toiiife - ..
_ ' g¢7;.10.gg.||_ HNwkl.Th9dfltanee isIUmlles.
here, George Henderson discovered B
solid ledge of lignite coal five feet
below the surface. The coal is said
to be of good quality and e SSDI
was put to work at once uncoverlnl
the seam. some 40 tons have al-
ready been sold to farmers in the
district.
The find was made in B fav!"-
Delornlns is in the southwest C0111"
of Manitoba, 100 miles east oi’ the
be- . ill l -
amend "h°It;°:e:;tg;;\m:h?:t or Kgrul Wisner imxtzation 59350,., rolls for the 22 months. the state- this nature. Mr. Martin, formerly ence Reynolds. Were Still in D0
 P; ' and Wm be in 5, pppmon in handle' Iment said, amounted to $97,442,837. Of Prince Edward Island, has had Drs Hoiplthl. When hl-‘I SFC” Eff*
ding. _ S
The triumph of the Nationalist as great a volume of business as - - N Y k f M1 d mem
ment in Britain incllnes of- ever, or more if it is offered, it 1" W°'k- W- Bem" 1’ k“°W‘: 'gmc ex; scgrhim ;mAug 21 1930
Govern -
gpm., , . . .
Mm! he" 5° b°u°"° th” ° dnl Wu kmmed wdsy N' me °m°e °t DiSCOvefS COal 'mgnghzy¢g:r?&;r:¢,-:;t:rl‘;raa;p¢; She was getting out oi a motor linnfr . . . .. . 
long experience in camp and front-
Canada Third'
I In Silver
__-__.
raaks third among the silver pro-
lnrss iisniufiieidr at nsievan. Safr-
IACAIIWR. _ L'
lll$»i|lll|MAil\K\l.'ltQ¢ll8|Il01ii»liln!
I said.
,‘ i r -
W;:v;f;“;(;1‘;2 ‘;v\:p°'§:1r;°l;re:_ the Edison Portland Cement Co-.I ine A8905- HS he identmed °1°th` Stevens, Minister of Trade and
pert; in whm‘:“_mp:nm mvepm are ieii in inns io his six ohiid- ins brought from Chst1cemi>.where Commerce, ,md H,,,,_ Robe., W
P ren- the 01t21°8“¢ WHS *OWN by CW' Minister of Agriculture. They s
' " in
they received every encourage
es of the freight department of
cies, Messrs. Hatfield and Sm
Those who have followed the
The cause of the embargo now
One Of World ’s
WASHINGTON D. C.. Oct. 29.-
Diswsslons begvieen 'wn5hmgton_:1ig;l:§ excellent mdeouts for mu- ‘W9 “WY Ah” “S “MP5 “V9 fe' the religious needs of the trans- --
officials and Pierre Du Pasquier. ` \. t“m°d W the 55'”-dai' m1¥\im‘”“‘Canada highway camps in North-, (CanMiIM\ PWSSI
economic -advisor to Premier Laval V/58° Which WHS in effevli b9f°l'e ern Ontario. in co-operation with' NEW YORK, N- Y-. 0Ct-.
01 -France - concerning American . Henry Ford increased it to $7 011 other denominations, was announ- From his great B1'2Hdm0ih€1'- W
I 2 e 80300068' ced toda the United Church oi travelled hundreds of miles to N
cotton were said to bc proceedinl , , ' _
J  made three~~week.s- ago, referred to Rev. John Pringle of Sydney N. a few days old, but died as H
despite denial by chalman Bm: For Thls Inter the dollar added in 1929 as a "d€- B., Rev. Bam Martin of Churchill, suit of a taxicab HCCIGEIW With
f bo r
C' swne in th’ “dard um B precsion dollar," and to the $7 rate Man., and Rev. Fred Berner of Mac having her wish fulfilled- Jo
that my proposal for thc purchase _--
d (gn, 5| pp as an "emergency rate." The in- Tier Ont., have been chosen for Mitchell Reynolds, iiiicen months
tm had been ma e E an em ' h inherited $1,735,415, which R€COTd & F0feC¢lSt Offhe Weafhéf
M Yimliogdmii Du Pasqllier. The UITAWA, ont., oct, as ._ The creased wage it said, cost the com- this work by the executive of the old, as
to 9 li 1::-ench representat- harbor facilities of sein); John N pany tds.i'is,1o1, or an average of home mission hoard. col Pringle is makes him one ci the wealthi
xtugigtixavg York today was con- B destroyed in a fire only 'wg 0.800.000 a month during the 22 a former Moderator, who has fre- babies in the world-_
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° ,, M ,omg 1,, tim, months ii was in emsei 'vocal pay- queniiy volunteered for worn oi John and hu mother. Mrs- F
Il
i d A rican wheat and _ » -
cred ul an me ment which said the change was canada, York to see him whom hc was only
r
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mother, Mrs. S. Jenn/ org, cn
d d the Alex. Johnston, Deput Minister of _ __ __
1 what b°t'w°°n cam T m y and miner car that evening at Park Avenue gnnkmnn  ' ' __: 2,,
"4
n
nxpe, ted Marine (Reconstruction work ' ` ° '
Unlwd Kmgdmn mn bs c _ ' h  on H18 Farfn The executive of the United Hotel when she was struck byo
p‘f‘0¢ dl dill
md obviously M ueiizpossmiu io 111:- 5 secmxdgvonisfcig miami: would °’“”°h °°°1m°1\°°d B f°“f-dei' bl” *“"’°°"- She W” “"‘°“ ‘° D°°
"““°"7 1°' ° ' ' ' ' lness session with a message of Hospital, but died without regal
011885
d 1 n rin moe i
iced sims mein be fe* Y °" \ “ °“ °“ m"°' (canadian rrrsri henedioiion from .Judge Forbes 95. ing oooroioinrirse
' in-ri. .
,__----_-”“'-"“"°"“_ i DELORAINE, Man.. O65- 79'* year-old nggdmg or same John N The fortune which .lohll illherl
.-1-he Prodigal son in song vnu _ Dm,” 8 hola 9,, hi, form nw' B. lvwrdlns to ine wiii of his great ciio-ioiioiow.. ..... 
. _ . or _
a dmother which uns fylcd
day is part of that amassed by
great grandfather, the late P.
Borg. who founded the Reyl'\0l
Tobacco Company, His mother r
ceives $2,545,150.
iii; Boxing Bout
e
through their foreign freight age
the potato bug. or Colorado beet
29-
Wnr Dawson 
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(By George liaxnbletnn. Canpdiin
Press Staff CoTrcspondentI
ue LONDON, Oct. 29. (Canadian
of I’:~e:s Cable)~Memb2rs of the Cab-
en was the Cabinets first meeting
imslnce the clcctlon, and the happy
__ mood of its members was in brlglit
ooriirnst wiih' their anxious mien
when the National Government
first was formed.
Earlier ln the day Prime Minist-
er Ramsay MacDonald interviewed
N King George at Buckingham Pal-
ace. Subseqnently he saw Lord
Sarikey, Lord High Chancellor; Sir
William Jowitt, Attorney General
C Rt. Hon. Philip Snowden, retiI“lnB
Chancellor of the Exchequer; Rt.
Hon J H Thomas, Secretary of
State for Domlnions and Colonies,
and Rt. Hon. Stanley Baldwin.
leader of the Conservative party
and Lord President oi the Council
m' Lord Sankey, the first minister
“ed to arrive for the Cabinet meeting.
“T” posed for the omnipresent photo-
14°* graphers before enterica Numb" -
nd 10. Mr. Thomas was his bfishttsf
“st self. The only member to wear a
pl; top hat was Lord Reading, Sec-
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H Continued on page 7
nt
from both ministers. Representativ- I Ends fn Tears
the
Canadian Pacific and Canadian
National Railways were also inter- (Canadian Press)
viewed. They promised assistance WASHINGTON, Pa., Oct. 29 -A
1 _
in eight others before a Justice of the
t
effect, does not follow the potato Peace and thence to the county
from the field and that, consequent- I Jail-
ly, there is no danger of the b
American Credits cliiiirtialoliiiimaiitlilzzwsziciii-hanges between Returns To  Minister Arnong Spreadilm-
ng A crowd of more than 300 men,
who were cheering iustily when the
_ omcers arrived, fled through win-
dows and doors. Paul A. Honyak,
24, Avella, and nine women were
< charged with staging an improper
exhibition and were remanded to
S cells ln default of bond.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct.,
29-The United States' favour-
able reply to the League of Na-
tions invitation to participate
in a one-year armament holl-
day was cabled today to Gen-
eva.
hD
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9.
iMEETS
n boxing bout in an Avella. dance hall,
th with two pretty young women as
the principals, ended in tears early
po- today, when state police, county de-
tato industry for years claim that tectlves and constiibies raided thc
le, place and hustled the boxers and
THE CABINET
IN A
MCOD
Preponderance
Likely To Cause Revision If
Cabinet Rep
Beaverbrook Indorses
resentation-
Premier
Bennett’s Tariff Conference
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ROBBED OF HZEIRLOOM
Mme. Fedi Fei-rdrd, Austrian so-
ciety lmiuty, wearing headdress of
lace :ind pcaris an heirloom in the
lunily for eight generations, of
which she is reported to have been
_ robbed.
‘Ma r. Shippers
Will Command
Govt. Steamers
(Canadian Press)
MONTREAL, Que., Oct. 29.-Two
Maritime Province skippcrs hav(
been appointed to command the
Canadian National cruise liners,
Prince David and Prince Henry,
during their respective Vancouver-
Halifax voyages early this winter
and during the tropical vacation
cruises from and back to Boston
thereafter.
The Company's announcement to-
day names Captain H. O. Giiiin, a
native ol Nova Scotia, to command
the Prince Henry and Captain A. J.
Gilbert, a native of New Brunswick,
to command the Prince David.
Giflin leaves the Lady Drake for
his new command and Captain Gil-
bert leavcs the Prince Robert. Botli
navigators have extensive experience
at sea. and have years of Canadian
National service to their credit.
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FORECAST!
J Lon-rr lt. Lnwrenu- tnllrv Fresh
' to strong northefistrriy winds: cool
ds with showers.
e_ Gulf and North Flmro-Slrniir winds
or mnilnrnte gnlcs: noni with rnln,
I Maritime l‘i-nvlnrea-Sirnnl cnet
rind southeast ivlmia or nimlernto milf-1|
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_ (Canadian Press) 1931 totalled 15,324.17s ounces, com- mail iid- im- "noi-....mi oi iris moi
°'1'1'AWA. Ont.. Dot. ze.-canada pared with 1'1,oso,sai ounces for th °
tnmnrrniv mnrnlng nl 1-25.
_ Rim sets this nftornnnn nt 4'5‘\ nnil
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corresponding period of last `Y¢8l'.` """" *""‘"""'\' "‘°"\"\c M 0-54.-
ducingoountrtss ofthsworld. Out- and 15,939,739 ounces for the il-
months period of 1929-
T.n.\l quart. 4 iiionn ’l‘iir-inlay, Nor. 3.
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CAB FERRY SCHEDULE
Week days--L4-lives Borden daily
,E15 s.in. and l.l.40 s.m.
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