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CHARLO'I`TE'l`OWN. CANADA. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5. 1928
Charlottetown Guardian 'III
lensing Guardian, Ieaalel
",3 _
 |.NlTe Represent g‘ ENGAGED? M A H   
United States
0   SUIIBEEDS HHN
| _ .
Organized Relief
uiiiil ilsi
will ilnis
Work ls Bei'ng Plan-
nedin they Farming
Sections ` Along the
T. and N.0.'Rallwa'y
-and In Algoma.
_
(Special to The Guardian)
COBALT, Nov. 3--Unvrecedented
rain has caused losses to settlers
in Northem'.Ont.ario,.that may to-
tal more than' $1,000,000. With hun-
dreds of settlers- facing privation
alter the complete loss of their
crops, organized relief work is be-
ing planned in the farming 'sec-
tions along the T. and N. O. Rail-
and in Al oma
way 8 -
Fred Kenning, -M. P. P. for
South Coclnane. who »passed
through here today on his way
from Toronto to Timlllins. Sffuied
that a definite program of winter
work on northern ,roads will be
drawn up to give needed emDl0'>'-
ment to farmers in Cochrane and
amin
Temisk g. . i. ' -
Mr, Kenning declared that the
plight of many settlers was Sei'i0llS~
They would have to be carried
along until the next crop, he inti-
mated. Engineers and insi>€¢i/°fS
of the northem develovmem
branch will be instructed to re_P0\'
hi Heh. william Findievsen wha
t
t
work, including graveling. Can be
done during the winter. so soft uri?
the roads now after the continued
rain that nothing can be Started
until after frost hardens the
Even Political
Division
ST. JOHN'B Nfld.. Nov. 4.--Tl
opposition party of- Sir Rich
(Canadian Press)
\
Md
Squires newly placed in DOW" bn
the result of Monday’s polling i
Newfoundland and ~- the defehlfa
Guvemment of Hon. F. C. Aldeldiw
divided even the two districts in
which elections were declared wda
and yesterday.
The victory'of Phillip T. Fudge.
opposition candidate. in I'iei'mll»B8
over Rennell W. Jeans brought th
ranks of the Squires' party to 28.
while the government forces were
raised to 12 b the election of Wait
districts unheard from.
Announcements,
Coming Events,
» Meetings Etc.
l
"ROBIN HOOD RAPID CHINA
OATS. Better Oats. Better China
All Grocers. 8529-10-20-tf
"Rummage Bale. Market Build-
lils. Tuesday morning.
` ‘ ' 8357-11-3-2|
"Dr. Clirt, M. D.-Start now home
prevention cure. ,Purdy Station
Westchester C0., N. Y., U. B. A.
1 0-'I-limos
"Notice--An 'up to date show
Hunter River tonightl French Riv
01" Tuesday; Spring -Valley Wednes-
day. . - aaao
“Buying live hogs at Hiinte
l'
River station. Tuesday forenoon.
NOV- 0. James E. Andrew.
’ 8041-11-5-ii
“Attention-All roads lead tc
the concert and Basket. Social at
Pleasant Grove Hall Wednesday
NoV.'lth.  ..  
sm-ii-r-ai
"Buying hogs sheep. and lambs
lt Remington 'lliiesday forenoon oi
mb week. Aiden Moose.
793'!-9-s m ti
e---._-» '-<\
"Como to whist and dance in
Ulrdlssn neil weohssdsv. 'New
'I
I-very has ii-gms. .-
c ' m gig-‘ii-ii-:ii
"3\l¥l\\ hogs at Emerald TMI
Gly forerzicn Nov. Oth. llveretit
Rohm _ ,_
----ms-ii-e-ei
y _
er McK. Chambers over -Arthur
Barnes opposition- candidate in Bur
geo. The vote here was Chambers
1072; Barnes 988. St. Bsrbe and
White Bay are the 'only remaining
(sP0¢il.| to The Guardian)
.dem ¢70°lld8B today appointed
delegation of twelve headed b
Secretary Whiting and includin
_States at the international confer
his gifts for the restoration of t
orary Frenchman.
Dunning (Not
Dunning has no intention of re
turning to Saskatchewan to resum
the remiership, he told The Sta
that "I hlive information which
ablesource that if the Saskatche
WED g
ning the by-election in Arm Rive
to Saskatchewan, to assume th
leadership."
"Sheer nonsense." was Mr- Dim
Will Buy the
_.__-
(Speclal io The Guardian)
Q
P _
today with reference to it report
from Regina. J. F. Bryant. a
prominent Regina Conservative.
was reported as stating on the Plat-
form at Bladworth, Sask., during
the recent Mm River by-election
WASHINGTON, NOV. 3-Pl‘eSl_
8.
Y
B
Charles A. Lindbergh and on/ine
Wright. to represent the United
ence on civil aeronautics to be held
in Washington Dec. 12, 13 and 14.
John D. Rockefeller, jr., because of
e
. h
Versailles royal palace and Rheims
vuthed-ral. has been made im hon-
to Return West
there will be an immediate appeal
to the country. .that Mr. Gardiner
win retire from the leadership and
that Mr. Dunning will come beck
I
4
CYFPAWA, N . 3-H . Ch 1
ov Gn ar es m§:'T‘$h°:;“l °fu:‘l°‘l"W°Y- Wl\°»§‘;‘l; (at 12.30 p. m. as minister of natur
“ ° _ °“’“P“P°l' al resources. succeeding Hon. J.
or Bmssels' ls “waged l° P"i“°°S5 |Walker, who was defeated in Hall
I M“'l'h“ “f 5‘"'°d"“' Slim' 0| l'|'|“"fax O P Gouclier Annapoi
cess Astrid, wife of the Belglnnlaud' Johln ljoun P|Cw'u were swat
"°""‘ l“'”‘°°° 'in ss_mem'bcrs without portfolio. V
' ' - l Owing to the delicate health o
I    I \   '  l .
believe to have come from a reli- _ 1 V Z _ l sgenn rfgE§g_mgH2mW;§s'§g?eli§;'d h
' - Yarmouth.
County in the Pro
Held 0-ct. lst.
(Canadian Press)
ncunced at thc oHlce of Premier
N. Rhodes this afternoon that Jo
F. Mahoney, who led the polls i
IN ll- Nl. Fill
e ' The executive council is now a
` -- follows:-Premier and Provincial fthe ohm-eh would be advgnceg 11
elections Oct. 1. had been sworn
Y|»i(li‘ll€¥E'5¥E§§iii§Wi%Wii)Ti
155
H
New Minister 'ef Nei..
ural Resources Led
MANITOBA RECEIVES
- LARGEST INFLUX
(Canadian Press)
o'r'rAwA, Nev. 4-Maui-Ng;
mba received the largest §
influx of population during
the past six months, ac-
cording to a. return issued
by the Department of lm-
migratlon. when of the
§§S§!i'i
9 `- ,_
5ssss5"!.ir`n`5i5ssss
§§§§B§§
E
lin
n
Halifax County in the provincial‘
A
_gl _G
I
the Polls in Halifax
vin-cial Elections*
\
_s-.
Hama/ixil Nov. s.-it was au,-t
Capt the Hon J F Cohan nssis
ltant minister of highways. who
lserlously ill in the Hospital no ac-
°"°mme“t Wcceeds in win; The other two members of th
R5
li
wi
ss as
as
as
nnnhnnmmmn
123,713 persons who came
to this country 40,975
proceeded to the middle
west province. All the pro-
vinces, howcver, had an ac-
cession of strength, the
numbers varying from the
figure given for Manitoba
io a total of 80 people who
went to Prince Edward Isl-
and.
!§§§i§5§lsEl*.E¥.E|§‘éE§¥Ei
%._
sh
Eh
%%%5§E§
Bishop Replies
to Dean Inge
inl-
' (Canadian Press)
e, LONDON, Nov. 4.-"I shall not
government who lost at the polls, _leave London." is the answer of
both ministers without portfolio..l~Right Reverend Arthur Winnington
were Dr. W. N. Rehfuss, Lunen-\
' V . Secty.--Hon. Edgar N. Rhodes
ning’s retort. _"There‘s nothing £0 ii.
Old Homestead
'KEN'rv1LLE, Nev. 3-sir Robert
Borden, former Premier of Canada.
will buy the old family homestead
e _
over 100 years old, in which his
f nngikum Lake one afternoon last '
September it was to put to utter rout To Keep Wlnter
-with a 100-yearlold “medicine
y father was born in the village 0
dGrand Pre and present it to the
` ' d C mittee
Grand Pre Battlefiel s om .
a
to be used as a museum and as
cmmnunity house, Announcemen
‘Hia this effect was made by C01. J
IH. McDonald. DD.. C3-E~~ at a
ehanquet tendered the members 0
ethe Kehtviiie Rotary Club by the
Wolfville Chamber of Commerce a
Evangeline Inn this evening.
l
'_ To Discuss
,Potato Problems
26.)
tercst here. especially in view of th
recent move that has been mad
some of the problems and difficult
ies of the potato induSi-l'Y» Th
expected. and an interesting meet
reliminary step on th
situation.
"It is believed that a modest ad
value of the potato is not under
stood Bi'
Along with the ad
thousands of book
numfber of meth
baking
th
and
one
ing is assured those who take part
in this p
road to improvement of the present
At Chicago
_(The following press clipping is
from a Chicago despatch of Oct.
(Thc manner in which Chicago
shippers are preparing '30 handle
their surplus potatoes will bc of in-
8
B
along similar lines. The campaign
to boost the food value of potatoes
ch Prince Edward Is
is one in whi '
land is particularly interested).
Plans were completed this week
for the meeting ei shippers and
(others interested in ironin8 005
C
place is thc Stevens hotcl: the
time. next Wednesday morning at
10 o'clock. A good attendance is
8
vcrtising campaign Will be Dl'0l10B€d
as a means of breaking down any
prejudice against potatoes on the
part of the consumer. The true f00d
by many housewiv-
planned to PTBDBTC
potatoes for the
numerous ways of
food aside from
will likely to
e shipment of
Methods
discussed.
boat down upon the waters of Plk
First “Sky Devil".
cinc miin trotting to heel.
“Ughl” grunted the Chief.
“Ughl" grunted Bwartman.
which accompanies that advance.
chiershiveis. shakes.
frightened
tribe leader
him in the
Terll0l' - St\.°l‘Ckel'\ Red- Minister of Public Works' an
Year-0ld .Medicine
Man When Planef iviihisi/er of Highway - Hon.
It was the hr mac nc, or
‘fsky dcvii," as they afterward nam
ed it, they had ever seen. For a
good half-hour, Bwnrtman and`
Reilley. his air engineer, by means
of the little "sign" language at their
command, coaxed _the Indians to
come out of the bush and "much
talk" with them. When it looked(
as if they would have to give their
parley up as a had job, Reilley lit
his'pipc. That apnnrently broke
the spell, for in n. fiiiily the Chief
of the tribe bounded out of tho un-
derbrush with the ancient medi-
Tlio plane had landed. the latter
told the Chief, for the purpose oi
establishing a gas cach¢,~one of
the innumerable gasoline caches
which the Air Service plants ev-
erywhere in the Far North to anti-
cipate the onward march of the
prospector and the fire hazard
After another half-hour the Chief
signed "Go ahead." or words to
that effect. Swartman took him
down to thc machine to have him
examine it. If ever thcrc was a
Mines-Col. the Hon. Gordon S
` men Scuttle Into B,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,_
Woods   Hlgttorhey General-Hon. W. L
Ingram, Bishop of London, to the
- ;-suggestion made by Dean Inge in
-an article in the Church of Eng-
S tland newspaper that the peace o'
.lthe Bishop of London and Bishop
d lileadlam of Gloucester were tc
- iciwnge places.
' “Dean Inge did not hear the
. speeches made at the London Sy-
inpd." the Bishop continued.
Minister of Natural Resources. _ “All the speak l‘S expressed their
Hon. John F. Mahoney.
Percy C Black
Dl'0neS Overhead. l Ministers without portfolio-Hon.
____ (J. Fred Fraser. Hon. O. P. Gcucher. _ We of the 1928 prayer book, from
'roRoN'ro. Nev. s.-when oii-lH°n.- -who Dvull. and Capt- ih»rl'd§iuieei-i¢siiy~~eppesite viewpoints."
ford Ewartman, crack Provincial'H°n- J- P- Camm-
Air Force pilot. rinsed- his 'big flying! `”'“"”'*"*'_i _
man" leading the retreat-one of
,_ the very few bands of pagan Sioux Roads Open
Indians to be found now in the;
' very remote sections' of Northern) ____,
Ontario. incidentally, Swiirtman_ '
f walked into the strangest story he Q l§?)vTg1ghu?d.I?|;“S;her_
,_ has ever encountered in his hectlcgeau Goverhmcné has decided to
Career of mrs” memghung be' keep some 150 miles of trunk high- --
"we°“ Fmt’ Hmm and tm Mum' ways -o-pen during the coming win- (Special to The Guardian)
“cgi bgxggfilin tens it__and he islter, this being the beginning of al PARIS. Nov. 3-Hopeless to over-
- , . _.program which will be extended throw the Bolshevist regime and
In T°r°"t° mw mr 8' ‘few dass ml (from ear to ear The start will restore the Romanod to the Rus-
iday following E strenuous summerbe mayd on llriai' roads around sian throne Gr d liluk Nich 1
-hc dropped into the Indians"M t i be "H H d Sh is id h ' lm he °“5
midst likeabolt from the bluc.One,b onkrea' Q” °» hi' #nh er' h sa Y the “mc Press "°
moment. lic says. they were clust-_ "°° e' Bmw Pmug 5 ° t "' typ; “ave feslgned has leadership ‘lf me
ered on the shoreline absorbed ,Museo successfully in New Englan Voja, the an -Bolshevist organ-
me" forefathers. pagan process of and costing between $12,000 and ization. The former Grand Duke is
making “good hunting" med1¢me_ $14,000 each, will be required, the reported to have dismissed his per-
Thc next mDmem,__wnh thc down. estimate of roads englnee_s being sonal staff and has indicated that
Ward scmem of me big p1ane_;hey that one plow will be able to keep he intends to leave Paris forev¢.
' h nn the mn umbe,-S as from 20 to 30 miles open even in to make his home in Aritibes. on
were un g
fast as their legs would carry them, the worst of winter weather. the French Riviera.
willingness to ode? my directions
when they are given. They will be
issued in January. 'The adverse
vote of the Synod was due to dis-
The Dean had said the Synod’s
vote against the prayer book pro-
posals sponsored by the Bishop
showed the majority were not with
the Bishop.
'Grand Duke
to Leave Paris
i
..  _‘ lLAsTM11vUTE NEWS FLAsHEs|
,(Csnadian Press)
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Vln-
cent ltlcc. l’l years old, confes-
sed ioday. police announced.
that he killed Alice Josst, 15
year old Staten island school-
girl, in hcr home yesterday.
OTTAWA, Nov. 3-The board
of control today approved pur-
chase of sufficient snow-remov-
ing equipment to clean the
cily’s streets within 24 hours
after any fall.
TORONTO, Nov. 4.-A chair
and couch, once the property oi'
Sir John A. MacDonald, Can-
. ada’s Confederation Premier.
were sold for 83.50 apiece ln a
local auction room here.
imascdfrr. Aria.. Nev. 4.-
The transcontlnetal non-stop
piano "Yankee Doodle" on is
flight from Los Angeles to New
York crashed near _here last
night. killing Capt.. C. B. Coli-
yer, pilot and his passenger.
‘llarry Tucker. owner of the
plane.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3-The
American Exchange Irving Trust
Company announced today that
it has ilfrlfllled another ship-
ment of approximately -$5,-
000,000 lp gold from lylngiand.
This brings the total ‘gold
movement to more than 822.000.-
000 since the return of the
flaw of the yellow metal in this
direction this fall. _
CHICAGO. Calif.. Nov. 3.-All
six passengers and the two pil-
ots of the west coast air trans-
port passenger plane were in-
-jured, two seriously, when the
craft crasli`ed_ in the heavily
gnibercd ?)o\:i:ita_ln country neo;
asalra, _ es nurthew as o
here lie list hlght. The plans
was dying to San Francisco
from Portland.
DETROIT. Mich.. Nov. 4.-
. Eighteen year old Jimmy Wal-
thongh and iila Gorman partner
Frm WMM. whlslit we De-
trelrs ihiefusticusl sir (hy bi-
oyicle Mm ilhilliills with their
one lop advantage obtained
` llriday ever th; French pair.
l Lempi-|\_er`uiq roeardo. Wal-
thonr and Dnliorg 'covered 1.-
435 mile; and laps.
CANDIDA TE
Verne
States on
ticket.
---Q0-5-é
Suffer F i n 'a ncia
Corporation.
TORONTO, Nov. 3-According
to the Toronto Daily r.
now in liquidation in Toronto. h
to discuss on organization to pro
tect their interests.
poration.
oration.
the cor ration. stated to
ter being now before the courts.
ment.
different trust mortgages. Th
$9, 000,000 .Spent
In‘U. S. Campaign
.. ._ _ f -_"P*'°. V .- ' that the funds have been used up
Endorse Work of the Protestant Orphanage llmwt entirely. with the Ovwbef
W with th “*`F0ll0Wing SilhSCflpti0f1 t0 the Republic,” me seams fer thene
? ' ' ts. 'nie report sent prim: _
Annual Maintenance Drive :_%;F°w“h “mm md dmmm_|
ments during the last week in Oc-
W.R_.Aii*.ken................$200.00A.H0l‘1'i»&Co.. . . . . . . . . . .
.. 100.00 "od 'LEM
ri-e is . ....._..._.ioo.oonea  _ ‘°"°"- °'°\'“\“P° °°
ls_x:sr¢i'°'2¢  ioo.oo,n-nshuoiimpieh  idx "“°°- "°“‘“'°' °‘ “lt "¢P“""°°“
'Meoureaitsexinhen  1oo.oc»'rhe 1'. lima oo.. Lui. ._ ._ ioo.oo °°’“'““°°°- “ld °"°°-°°° *W* °°°“
\
OTTAWA, Nov. 3-George
Company, died at his home, B
ish Hall, Hull, at three o‘clock
'morrii.ng. He had been ill for
day on October 23. He was o
districts greatest businesses.
Canada Wel-
comes High
_ (Canadian Press)
Death of George P [I '_
Henry Millen
(Special to The Guardian) I 
Henry
Millen, President of the E. B. Eddy  
'fa ' I .
5.
M
'CT
BH
CJD
nd
this __ '
sev
eral weeks. Mr. Millen, who was Contradicllory V e l' -
90 years old, celebrated his blgthig sions of A if a i r 8
n
the leading industrialists of Ott
and Hull and head of one of
Commission
ceeded his brother, Ion,
ed to resign. The other
aff; Reach Vienna -Re-_
` ported Premier was
' Asked to Resign.
VIENNA, Nov. 3.-Two Contrddlh-
tory versions of ahairs in Rumaniis
have reached Vienna. One version
is that Vlntilla Bratianu who sue-
as Premier;
er on the letters death, has volunteg;
is that
regency, which rules for seven-
~ year-old King Michael, suggested
|NfVE5lI\(|-ENTS
lillllll lilllllllll
Some 285 lMaritime
'Shareholders Wil
lo _
I Canada/s high commissioner in
I don and from her ministers
Washington and Paris came greet-iTransylvania, which the peasants
ings by cable and telegraph mes- control. would bc an anomaly.
who M. Bratianu is said by the paper
has been selected for the important, to have replied indignantly that if
the' he were to assume responsibility
Loss on Account of
the Failure of Man-
ufacturers Finance
to
'i special despatch from Vancouver.
Sta P. N.
Smith, Vancouver manager of the
wanufacturers Finance Corporation Defeat' Queen
a
harmed -imtish ooiuihbiasharehei-  -
'iers of a special meeting next week KINGSTON' Ont" Nov_ 4__Batt
lingwwéth a vengeance that was
i d -
It is stated that between 200 and o en e McGill Seniors yester
250 British Columblans have stock
to the value of $250,000 in the cor-
The Star also publishes a despatch
from Amherst. N. S.. to the effect
that 285 shareholders in the Marl-
time Provinccs have suffered direct
financial loss due to the failure of
the corporation. It is estimated
that the Maritime investment in-
‘erest in the corporation is also
(bout $250,000. Many prominent
people in various parts of Canada
are listed anions the shareholders Oi
he Manufacturers' Finance Corp-
W. M. McDonald. general man-
ager of D0 '
day that he would decline any fur-
ther statements to the press until
he had conferred with his solicit-
ors. “I do not think that I sh°u1d
say anything at this time. the mat-
Hon. J. A. McDonald. his brother.
who is president of the C0\'l>0l'Bfl°n»
also declined to make any S~BW'
N. L. Martin, who was auditor
for the_corpors.tion, is out of the
city.
Officials of Trust and Guarantee
Company make it clear that there
is no liability of loss to the trust
company from‘ the failure of the
Finance Corporation. The trust
egmpany is trustee for the bond
holders and note-holders. on four
. \ 
main portion of these securities are \
gold pieces. D. L. McCarthy, K.C.. /\
/ll I I 
(
WASHINGTON. Nov. 3--Approx-
imately 0.000.000 has been receiv-
ed by the two malor political par-
ties during the presidential race, _of
which $4,011,744 went to the Re-
publican Nationalgcommlttee and
$4,088,932 to the Democratic Na-
tional Committce, as shown in re-
ports filed today with the House
Business Men of Charlottetown ,§’,,‘;,,“‘,,‘;:,,“},“, "‘;’;,;,‘;,,,?,",§,“,‘§“”“,’,i,,.£§
31 balances being $131,388 for the
OTTAWA, Nov_. 4.-Canada
night gave official welcome to
Britain to this Dominion. At a
ernment dinner resided over b
attended by members of the Cab
et, by Hon. R.. B. Bennett and
social and business life of the
minion, Bir William Clark and
to Canada.
sages of goodwill to the man
position of first representative of
British Government at Ottawa.
lMcGill Seniors
5 --.__
‘ ‘ (Caumiih Press)
day aftemoon Jumped from alm
oblivion for the season to the
and grease.
being the big favorites for the c
elimination for the season, for
iate for the first time since 1919.
The presence on the backileld
McGill of Ken Tremaine made
red team. '1‘remain caught aim
Gill team.
-_--<o->-__-
A _
\.\lXui>.~f is /`\
‘NE CAu°'f 
Arroao fl"
.QQ
represents thc holders of some .
$500,000 of these gold notes. and f0i‘ '
which the trust comilfmll is 015° I
trustee. There is no liability by thc
trust company of guaranteed certi-
ficates which were issued by Mimil'
lacturers’ Finance Corporation it-
self with no form of gllilfamee “Y
the trust comDBi\Y~
EJ

\_
Q(
‘Fresh west to northwest
'mostly fair and cooler.
PROBS . . . . . _

'1‘oronto.raln  ..
Montreal, cloudy  
Quebec.c1oudy..... 
I~l:a»1ifax.c1oucLv  
StJohn.ie.it  
Boston.eloudy._._.........
NewYork,cloudy 
Charlottetown. . . . . . . . . . .
. _ .
High tide this afternoon at 5
and tomorrow morning at 4.80.
4
4
 rises tomorrow morning
Y. . 1
8.12 l. in.
| Summer-side tide eighteen
utee later than Charlottetown.
last, that he resign.
the( There have been no reports of
first high commissioner from Great
gov-I
Rt
P Y
Hon. W. L. MacKenzie King. and
ln.
by
others- prominent in the political
Do--
the
members of his family were accord-
any mobolizatioh of troops and it
was said that no attack was feared
~ from any quarter. '
The Bucharest newspaper Adave-
rut announces that the regency on
Wednesday. received M. Bratianu
in audience and thanked him for
negotiatinga foreign loan tn es-
tablish the currency. He then said
that when the loan was received
ed an eloquent and hearty welcome!
’s
D0
tion of near champions when they
defeated Queens by the score of
to 2on a field that was a sea of mud LONDON, Nov. 4.-The Anglo-
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the Premier ought to resign because
the national Peasants Party was
And not only Canadians at home refusing to celebrate the tenth gn-
but representatives of the Dominion nlve;-sary of me old img new Rum-
abroad ined in the welcome From ania so long as the present govern.
LOD-l ment was in cfllce and that a cele-
in bration on the reunion without
for the loan he must have a hand
in the distribution of the money
among the various departments. He
ended 'by saying that a cabinet
council today would announce the
decision of his govemment.
_ Opening of ___ _
....2 Parliament
3?? on Tuesday
li (canadian Press) A "
French naval compromise probably
Mlzhwe-1 the blssest rugby Surprise, wiu be the chief question raised by
1 °§°“s°“ “nd ln me 5h°1`l- Space critics of the Baldwin Government
° an °“l` it °him89\'1 Queens from after the opening of Parliament on
ol-Inevember sixth. 'rhe King will
1288 title £0 H place of practically open thc new session, which will
Gm h Mc-‘be the last before the next general
ave only to beat Varsity next election. at noon Tuesday with the
Bdtllrdiiy in M0ntfeBl C0 be return- usual ceremonial,
ed champions of the inter-~colleg-l '
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the difference in the. world to the Gavernor General
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faultlessly, outdlstanced th i d ’
Carter and the inexperlendeednll/hifi-l Contlnues Tour
ro and was the brains of, the Mc- '--"
(Spccial to The Guardian)
WOODSTOOK, Nov. $-Continu-
‘ing his visit through Westem On-
tario His Excellency Viscount Wil-
lingdon this moming came to
Woodstock, and at every point of
visitation during s, day' of incessant
activity he was greeted with an on-
thusiastic welcome.
Arriving at 10 o‘clock. he was
welcomed by the mayor and city
council, members of parliament foyr
tbe district and a large committee
of prominent citizens, and was es-
corted to the Griffin Theatre.
where a civic reception was held. 'A
visit to the dairy iarni of J. W.
Innes and Sons. where some of the
championship Holstein and Jersey
animals of this breeder were
hi-ought out for inspection, and the
placing of a wreath on the clty‘s
war memorial. completed the fore-
noon program. About 150 of the
outstanding citizens of the com -
:unity gathered at a civic lunch-
on.
An inspection of the cadet corp
of the 'i‘rinit_v College School was
ys
program. The Woodstock General
Hospital and the Ontario Hol-
'  'Dil-Bi were also visited. and the
'PHYW then went to Innerskip tp
inspect the herd of E. W. NQbltt.
’ review of the members of the Wood..
stock branch of the Canadian Leg.
ion and other war veterans at the
553°" Prior to his departure at G
go'clock for Brantford. _
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