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ci-1A1u.o1'i‘i-:1‘owN. CANADA. THURSDAY, Novsiviai-:R 6, 1930 12 Phci-:s .it°‘.‘.";‘°..'.f.‘.'.'i‘*
E l A 1 1 i l I k S
Railway Crossing Near City SHUUIING ANIWSIUE Mil
I Scene Of Terrible Tragedy RUM 5E|ZURES» 3 I I UA I I UN
Four Girls Killed, Two Young Men Seriously Injur- E X  _ __ .1 _ __
ed, When S0l11°1S Train Crashed Into Automo-
iii At  is   i” 'iii' E"
ernoon. ar ic ims arrie Y d
By Train Engine. _Shocking News Creates lilros- 
fOl11‘1d I1l'lP1'€SSi01'1 Th1°011gll0lliZ City. Amount Totalling 37
- ° Millions Has Been
» e » g
Four girls were almost instantly killed and
two young men seriously injured at 3.40 yester-
day afternoon, when the De Soto car in which
they were driving was struck by the east-bound
Souris train at the crossing on Mount Edward
Road, about three miles from the city. The car,
o total wreck, was carried 160 yards before the
train was finally brought to a stand-still.
The ear, which was owned by Mr. the cowcawher and left beside the
Caldwell Wood, Bunbury. as driven
by one of the girls, it s thought, and
was proceeding in the dlrecimi of
Charlottetown. The approach to the
crorxing is one a stecp grade, and
the view on both siiicsis prutlcally
nbrcured by short birch trees. It
rrufd be ncrcfsnry for the cure to
U2 ll'»1\‘8lI'I15' at a considerable spend
It U12 ffvsrnx in order to eiimh the
incline, it is said.
The engineer, Mr. Thomas Rent-
en, claims that he did not gee the
P-5' UHI3! Hfifl' the crash had occur-
red. The train, he states, was trav-
fmffir affvfdin: to schedule at about
i“'Hl'.\‘~five miles an hour. Doubtlcss
ilic wet condition of the rails would
lfld in the difficulty In bringing the
irdin to a stop. As the car approach.
id from the left side, ind as the
rnglnecr in stationed ln right side of
the cab. it would he almost impossible
for h'm io have seen the car, until
ioo late.
The bodies of the four girls, all of
Whom were pupils at Prince Street
School, were removed from the wreck
by the train crew. placed in the bag.
WG fd-1'. and brought back to the
City. The wreck was removed from
rm
ANNOUNCEMENTS,
COMING EVENTS,
V MEETINGS ETCS.
"Dance, si ch i c nit
““”fF‘f1d=y.1vbv. i-it es ommuooil
“"D§nw in st. charles Hou, Fri-
Y. ovember 7th. 9008-11-0-21.
M;'1‘\irs remodeled, repaired, reliiied.
5- Davison, 170 Prince Street
'|007-li-I-U
B;h°R“"‘mHBe Sale, Christian Church
"_ Ociroom, Thursday, Nov, 0th, 7 p.
_ 8881-ll-4-3i
c;Kii1Sston Sacred Pagent in
Oc Cove Hall Thursday, Nov. 0.
8817-ll-5-2|.
xglrive in Pcake's Hall, Mondav,
gfmmbcr ioth, under auspices of ct.
Sl Dramatic Club. 8882-ll-5-31.
It
,ng lqioss. lambs and livestock load-
sm_ “esdalh November llth. Fodhla.
1111 Belfast Shipping Club.
8884-11-5-ii.
Bu"CaSmc to the Bazaar and chicken
M_i’Q-F in Long Crcel: Hell Monday
cn.nr. November 10th. If not dns,
“°'°=‘1”Y- cooi-ii.
O
m`H0be River Thanksgiving buaar,
'__ “dey and Tuesday, llov. 10 and li,
¥$f;"_-S 5 D- m. and all evening. After
0.. and Soods galore. 885241-ll-di.
e~~ _ W*
~-,l‘“l' he live fowl and cifckcn at
1 _1"‘ Crcen Station l`i~.'¢iciy mom-
(_|;b_llcvcmber ith. 8 to 10. Empty
_._“__;-_ _ S- R. Pendleton, Pai-kman
 ‘ "“- 8072-11-5-Ii.
1. W-
,.,,__<;°§i<>eri in wiimoi viiiey neii.
,~;'.',‘ “rw November 10th. at 1.30 P.M.
M-Bélgfi glhdy. Proceeds in aid of
nn. ~ and. If unfavorable. first
Dllht foilovrinl. 9005-11-d-10-Ii.
track. .
It is thought that Miss Bruce was
at the wheel of the car at the time
of the crash, and that one of the
boys was seated in the front of the
oar and one in the rear. Cyril Wood
was thrown from the car by the
force of the impact and thus es-
caped serlous injury. That Harry
. Mutch escaped alive from the car,
which was smashed to pieces, is al-
most a miracle.
Great anxiety was felt by citizens
when rumours of the accident began
to circulate. The whole city 'gas
aghast when the sad facts became
generally known, and widespread
sympathy was expressed for the par-
ents and relatives of the bereaved.
Passengers, on the train were not
aware that an accident had occurred
until the conductor asked for volun-
teers to carry- the victims aboard.
Mr, Harry Mutch is the more seri-
ously injured of the two' lads in the
hospital, having one leg and one wrist
broken, and other injuries not ls yet
i definitely ascertained. Wood sustain-
1 cd slight cuts. Both are in a dazed
condition. and remember nothing of
the accident.
The remains of the girls were tak-
en to N D. Mcl..ean’s Funeral Home
where a Coroner's Jury was sworn
in by Coroner Houston.
The following jurors were empim-
nailed:
A. Alley, <forerna.n.>
Bixtus McLellan
G. Gordon Hughes
Dr. James E. Blanchard
Thos. F. White
James D. White
After the jury had viewed the re-
mains the inquest was adjoin-ned till
10 o'clock this morning when it will
be continued at the scene of the
tragedy.
°°Dr. Clift, Purdy Station. West-
chester Uo., N. Y., U. B. A. Phone
879. Chronic maladies prevented
and cured at home. where they or-
' igintte. '|489-lil-10-amos
.
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°'l’-lear I-Ion. Premier Lea lecture
on "Trip Through European Coun-
tries" in Summerneld Hall, Lot 87,
Friday evening, November 7th. 7.30
P. M. Also musical entertainment and
sale of candy. Proceeds in aid of new
hall, _ 8909-ll-0-21. .
"Reserve Wednesday and Thurs- r
dey, Nov. bth and 0th for Big Indoor
Circus It Rollo Bly in uid of Bt. Al-
exis Church. Chicken Supper will be
served and the popular game of blnlo
and manv other attractions are in
store for the evening's entertainment.
Reserve the dates. |004-li-1-tl
“Dancing-Opening Tip ‘YW TM.
Maipeque msc, Friday night, Nov-
ember 'lth. Square dsncel. also mod-
ern dances. Jerry and his Mvtlty
orchs|tre.~ Priasi, and novritil.
. i
Accident Victims
Helen Higgins, 15, daughter of
I Mr. mo inn. w. L. uirgfns, 111
Kent- Bt.. City.
Eleanor Stewart, 15, daughter
I of Mn James Stewart, 120 Cum-
berland St.
Doris Adams, 15, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Fulton Adams,
Grafton Street. _
Isabel Bruce, 17, daughter of
and Mn. Bruce Avondale.
' 'nie injured: ,
Cyril Wood. ann of Mr. and
Mrs. Csldwlll Wood, Bunbury.
Hlrry Mutch, son of Mr. md
Mrs. Pai-ley Match, Hopeton.
i The noni: I
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Mr. Cullum lmce, lil. P. P.. ._
THREE BRITISH
____ ,
LONDON, Nov. 5.-Three British
flying men were killed today bring-
ing the total of Royal Air Force fat-
Flight Sergeant George William Rob-
erts met death today in the crash of
Home Nov. 7th.
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(Special to the Guardian)
'I‘0R.ON'I‘0, Nov. 5--lhfrol Boyd
will sail from England on Nov. 'l.
and will arrive in Montreal on Nc-
vember 15, the Mayor informed the
board of control today- I-le ls expect-
ed in Toronto the next day. The
board voted for a public civic re-
ception, presentation and parade
from the Union Station to the City
Hall. A luncheon will also be tend-
ered the first Canadian to fly the
Atlantic.
 
"Reserve Wednesday and Thurs-
day, Nov. lith and oth for Big Indoor
O'rcus at Rollo Bay in aid of Bt.
Alexis Church. Chicken Supper will
so served uid the popular elmo of
bingo and many other attractions are
°°°°"-%“°°"°\ii°°°e-'il-e-U
la store for the evoninfs entertain-
1 lulve tl dates- Mt-il-1-&‘
t
a Vickers-virginia bombing plans, COLUM-B193’ ohm Nw 5__R¢.
Approved.
(Canadian Press)
OTTAWA. Ont., Nov. 5-Expend-
lturcs totalling more than $37,000,000
for public works and undertakings
throughout the Dominion to relieve
unemployment has been given final
approval. Announcement to this ef-
fect was made tonight by Hon. Gid-
eon D. Robertson, Minister of Labor.
Work proposals put forward by var-
ious munlcipalities and provinces,
which the Dominion Government
has endorsed, aggregate approxim-
rtely 814,000,000. A number of these
undertakings are already under way.
Constructions and improvernent pro-
“grenisfor the Cilnadiaii !"£i:i‘fic and
Canadian National Railways total
m,ess,sso. ,expenditures through the
grade crossing fund is authorized to
the amount of $800,000. Expenditures
approved for the different provinc-
es are as follows: Ontario, $10,069,-
687; British Columbia, $1,667,850;
Saskatchewan. $1,292,600; New
Brunswick, 51.06.300; Manitoba, $264,-
676; Prince Edward Island, $180,000;
Nova Scotia, $109,100; Yukon, $6,000;
Canadian Pacific Railways Co-. $11,-
614. 000; Canadian National Bail-
ways Co.. (approximately) $11,139,-
050; grade crossing fund $500,000.
_ _ Tomi, sa1,i2a.s4z.
.
(Associated Pressl
W_ll S _I F Maritimes Will ,,,:1,,,,,.;_,, ,Jr amelmh M;
I at or » A I C er w en positon captured
ppea ase
.-_._
(Canadian Press)
otrraw/i, om.. Nov. s-General
disetisfaction in the Maritime Prov- Hom, p,.e,|d,m Hoover-s tm" ,pl
inoes with the recent decision of thc mme in th, ,resent Gamma’ .lm
Board of Railway Commissioners re- w“_,m_h¢n ,each of the M", Dm,
fusing the application of the Heli- “wc f°,.°es_ They hm mn n”,.1y‘
fax Harbor Commission for an ad- 4° of me 53 Rgcmblymn mu Mu". _
justment of the freight rates on .ry w iw. mem ,_ mum-1¢y_ md hug
eastbound grain is certain to lead fighting mmm in mm mm 5 dog.
to an appeal. The unreal will be on others. with 4s senate sects the
blcked by practically all interests in pgmoqgtg win hav, . plugin,-y of
the three provinces by the ses. Hen. qw ov” gh, n¢»p\,b1|¢;ng_ gmgmf
E. N. Rhodes, Minister of Fisheries, ghlpsteul, Farmer-l.4bor, of Minnes-
and Nova Beotlrs representative in goes, eh, path member, hu void in
the Federal Government declined to mg page with the nepubilnns on
express an opinion on the ease el olgmintton of the senate.
the appeal will come before the Cab- The Democratic uprising broke out
inet of which he is s member. He , in all sections of the country. IM in
laid, however, that from what hs opcts mom unexpected to lnmrs of
knew of public opiinon in Nova soo- both parties. Dsnocrch got the Ben-
MALPEIIUE BAY
Officers Allege Self
defence In Using
Guns-Large Liquor
Seizure.
__ A skirmish between the Customs
and Prohibition Officers and three
mm, two from Damley and one from
Summerside in a. mot/Jr boat in Mai-
peque Bay about three o'clocy yes-
terclay moniig, led to the seizure
of 142 cases of Scotch Whiskey and
the landing of one of the men in
the hospital with s gun shot wound
chase and called to the men to stop.
They state that they fired several
idil!ts'ss"s warning. On coming up
with the boat about two miles down
the Bsyneslr Bird Island, they board-
ed the boat. The officers allege that
the mm name at them with their
cars and they were obliged to shoot
to defend themselves. 'I'hey are nl-
leged-"t»:r 'liave'"lmd gims 'on' them' but
did not use them.
Oh ‘board the otllcers found the
iliquor mentioned above. They arrest-
‘ed the men and conunandeered the
boat. Liquor and prisoners were
brought into Summerrside between
seven and eight o‘clock on Wednes-
day morning. The prisoners were
lodged in the Prince County jail.
One of them, who wus shot in the
skirmish was taken to the Prince
'County Hospital. He has a gun shot
, ,wound in the upper part of his left
. rleg. It was found on eicaminaton that
ilities in crashes this yea: to 60. The me bun” hm pwed “ht "hr°“'h
tom for the year 1929 was 45. Piioi ; I N EXP'-Us l 0 Nifei l;fx'n;1$;‘;;;:;da:;: ileffivgx
Officer F. R. W. Good, aged 19, and- L ‘
is not considered as serious.
The liquor was lodged in the Cus-
IS SERIUUS
Jail Filled To Capacity
~ W h il e Convicted
Bootleggers W alk
' The Streets-
The Prince
Present time
capacity.
On Tuesday ther; were 31 prison-
e1'3l1\f-h°Jl-illnddbmwhowu
sentenced to one month in jail in
til

five ten gallon drums of alcohol linda
the Bummerside Police Court. if his
fine was not paid, would, if taken to
Ajail, make 32. All the celhr are ful
even those below stairs, generally
the jsilor refused admittance to a
man given s sentence of seven
modem by the i>rohi-'simon Marla-
trste on ‘Baltic-day last. The jsilor
said, as he had no ocmmlttal papers,
licwasnotgolngtolethimin.
|'I'lilereareanui1'ii'>e1-oflagotleggers
walking s.i-ound townsentelieedtojall
who are waiting their turn. as there
is no room at present for them. One
msn,..who. was sentenced Ahout.t.luee
months ago to 11 months for boot-
legging, has left the county. Appar-
ently he got tired of waiting his
tum for adnrilttsnce. The present ep-
idemic of crime. which is 301118 Un
in summerside and the surroundlns
country is no doubt due to the lad
that there are many still at large
who have been thin sentenced. and
for whom there is no available ac-
commodation.
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tom Oflice pending instruction.
'I'he wounded ms.n's story to s_
Guardian representative is the cars
had not been used to sseeult the of-
ficers and that the shots had been
fired without the provocation of an
attack by the arrested parties.
tim) Nturhl !iNr¢d final Nbullt-ion
eight new sects and was ahead in
the contests for two cohen, to give
them l1l'0SD¢°fA of an even division
of' the membership of ac. ann prob-
able ocmtrol of the organization. The
tlaanappecrlwouldeertslnlybestefrcmthelapubliceaetsonghclds _
mamma, ' rdtemoaeoathnchatqqyilim-laltickstintbceiectiou»oflltl._;,|,,_¢;_$O0\\tlnuedonPue3)___ isterthmclurlottetown. `
_ _ _ face and his ann was slightly cut.
"9" R‘“'“53°‘t°~ mymg Omwf 3”" [ports that one hundred and s.xty He otherwise escaped serious in-
et” We km°d in °“°"h°" *Widen* men were killed when on explosion _ juries. He had to be released from
near Brentwood Eaex.
' wrecked th! Mlllfield Niilhbtf SDC D
Th' b°'mb'm¥ P1'-11° Wm* G°°d and i mine of the Sunday creek Coal Com- em   S 
3059111 “fb-"BYU bum' “"0 flmlw- A' pany near Athens. Ohio, this after- r ltoosgvggfg- ELECTED
third 0¢¢UDlK1£.Air¢F0-ff»Smi1I`l Edward-9 noon were received here tonight by
jumped from a height of twenty feet|' Gavcmor Myers Y. Cooper. The Gov-   I n a  N,-W y0R_K_ Nom 5_4-he ,Umm
And b1'°\¢¢ hi-9 lea R°b<-me W" VJ emor announced that his represent- _ l.f_pu1|_,1 cot, ,ver 3;,-en to 5 candid,
be mmied "xi “'=°k~ ' atlve at the woe °f the ¢==Dl°°i°h one for som office in New york rc-
` B°m°'W5 fl¥ht”"3 m"'°h‘“° mf reported to him that one hunderd
\‘l‘l°h¢d A h€»8i1i- 0! Wenil' ih°U5*\1d and sixty were dead and that im-
feet Wen it dived 1° the B'1‘°“nd- mediate plans to relieve the distress, my in-uma M, siephenmn. Aueei.
Wh” *M Pm” f°°'°h°d the 8f°““d of relatives or the victims were ne- sled rm. sian wr-ner.;
the top part of the wings had been’ c~¢“,_,.y_
forced oft so  the machine lock- ___________ Denmm-gf, were 3,-“ping go, °m_
ed like a monoplane. trol of Oongrem as 'I‘uesdsy‘s elec-
S~'1tl-I»ttst.hefi.rstti.i'ne inthe
twelve years of Rspubliom domin-
ation of congress that the Democrats
have come within reach of power,
and it gives President Hoover a new
problem for the next two years of
his uhxiinistnticn. _
NEW YORK, Nov. 5-The United
States yesterday went Democratic,
and sgaiiist prohibition. Incomplete
retums on the Congremonal elec-
tions elrly this morning definitely
showed four Democratic gains in the
Senate and I. great many in the
House of Representatives. The Re-
publicans stood to gain one Senate
seat. The Democrats needed 10 gains
in the Senate and 53 in the House
to gain control of those bodies.
While the outcome of A number of
contests for important public offic-
es is still in doubt. the Democrats
were victorious in most of the out-
standing battles from which definite
returns have been received. The gen-
eral trend of those returns here up
to s late hour furnished encouraging
evidence to Democratic lenders that
I/Vhen Ca
'A shocking accident occurred at
2.30 p. ni. yesterday afternoon at
Travellers' Rest railway crossing
when a special freight train driven
by engine driver Harrison from the
Mainland, mode up of twenty four
cars, two full and the rest empty,
in his left leg. I kept for rowdy prison”-g_ . ,) proceeding to Borden from Summer-
Odlcers Platts and McDonald for' There are not enough beds to ss- ‘slde. crashed into a Chevrolet coach.
the Custonis Department and Prohib-‘ commodate the overflow of prisoners driven by Mr. James Roy Flahaven,
ition Otllcers Miller and 'Ms.nn, onland a good many are sieapdfng on Kensington. The victims of the ec-
‘certain suspicions, went. out to Port_ the floors. The jslloi- has been or- cident are Mr. Peter Flahaven of
Hill on Tuesday night. In the eiirlyi dei-ed to send awsy for more beds. Kensington, who died of his injuries
hours of Wednesday morning theyl 'I‘he inmates ofthe jail are mwy 3|; 5_3() eh, mme aftemoon m me
sighted s motor boot coming wwaNis_ b°°*-1°s¢=fl- There °-fe MSO (wife I Prince county Hospital, and his son
the shore. As soon as the m=n'in_.\1“mib¢r 01 WMS We “Wins time Basil, who is severeiy horn.
the boat saw the omcars they tum-I for various crimes. _ Mn “maven and 'hh two sons
ed about and went down the bay to- The .1111 is 0° W" WWM W* were driving from Kensington where
wards Mulpeque. The officers gave_ they ,-95|” md any on a_ unsmnh
business. to Summerslde to install a
new furnace in thc Crystal Rink.
They had the back seat of the car
filled with stove pipe and other ar-
ticles necessary for their work and
were all in the front seat. The driver
remarked to his brother on leaving
Kensington that he would look out
P11 his -Side. fer. trains and .for them
to watch their side.
There are several crossings between
Kensington and Travellers' Rest
where the accident occurred.
They did not see the train until
it had practically run into them, It
was misty and owing to them hav-
ing such a. load it is most likely that
they did not hear the train blow.
The canwas carried some distance
dom the track on the front of the
engine past the first switch towards
New Annan and when the train stop-
ned the car was thrown some dis-
tance.
The car was struck side on 'and
the two injured men thrown out.
The driver was wedged between
the gears and front of the car. He
was badly cut about the head and
turned Franklin D. Roosevelt, Demo-
Dies Of Injuries
r Crashes
l'VithBo_r£1en Train
Peter Flahaven, Kensington,
Fatally Injured At Travellers’
Rest Yesterday.
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the car.
His father received the full for
of the impact and was thrown so
way down ihe line. His injuri
which proved fatal, were mainly can
fined to his lower limbs. His rig
leg was almost cut off and his oth
leg was badly mangled arid shatterd
ed below the knee. He was suffers
ing from shock and had other min
or injuries. Although conscious wi-ie
taken to the hospital he died wit
two hours and a hal! from the tim
he was taken in.
HL~. son Basil is also very sericuslg
liurt although expected to recovery
His injuries are a. dislocated hip and
compound fracture of the fcre icq
besides other injuries to the face an
head. He is also suffering I
severe shock. -His wife camo-in
Summerside immediately on hen
of the accident.
train did all they could to rcnd
axistance and took the injured meif
onVthe train back to Summessidqi
backing the train all the way fn. I
r Dr. McPhee the railway doctor
was summoned and the smbulan
was at the station in readiness i
take them to the hospital where ew
erything was done to ease their Suki
ferixigs. _
Mr. James Roy Fiahsven, the drlvi
er of the car, after having his in
ini-is amended is, returned is Ken-Q
sington to his mother to give h '
waming of the accident. Mr. Pet;
lflahaven was an elderly man abou
72 years of age.
A number of cars from Kensingq
ton and Summcrsidc went out td
view the wreck. Mr. 1"is.haven's rc(
mains were taken buck to Kensinga
ton last evening.
Mrs. McCarvilie of Kinkora is i
daughter of the deceased. 5,
The Weather, etd
E.Vl:l~|
i (lie Men or
Sfcsi. MAY
crat. to the goveriiorship today by _
e. plurality of more than half a. mil-|
returns counted. Rxiosevflt led Char 
les H. Tuttle, his Republican oppon-i
ent, by almost 700,000 votes, and was|
assured of a margin of victory far'
surpassing the most smashing suc-'
cessor in the govemorship, Alfred E.
Smith. Smith was elected governor
in 1922. over Nathan Miller, Pepub-
lican incumbent, by a plurality of
385,000 votes. and some of the most
snnguine Demorcsis predicted today
that Roosevelt might match that
victory. but not even the most help-
ful Democrat foresaw for Roosevelt'
the smashing success, up state and'
down, which was his as the votes,
were counted tonight.
NEW YORK. Nov. 4.-Four persons
were killed and two were wounded.
duo to violence during the Congress-
tioncl election in the United States
yesterday. All the dead were in Ken-
tucky.
A double futility occurred at Stink-
isg Creek. Ky., where Boyd Bingham
the sentiment sxpreued at the polls _40, e Democratic Magistrate, shot
throughout s wldlprend ares PN-
ssged s victory for their pi-esidmb
lion votes. with five sixihs of the \0?E “WI '
cess of his close friend and prede- _
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and tonight at 10.45.
Sun sets, this afternoon at 4.39 an
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