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.»r,;;_;-.‘:‘.1..2;;_-f»;,~,,'2...l:':“i'.:'.‘é2l'.. _, , CHARLo'i"l‘l:'rowN, CANADA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1929 . 12 PAGES i' - ._;...:.___..._......_;,.....__..._......_.  '
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._GDVERN_M_ENT
fiilll PRDHIBIT
Of Liquor,From 'Can-
`_ ada To The United
States - _Will Intro-
1 duce Legislation To_
This Effect Ai Com.
_ ing Session.
` (Special to the Guardian)
_ _ ori'rAwA.` 6ei. 2-'rhsr the gov-
srnment is definitely moving, reward
the prohibition of liquor clearances '
'from Canada .to the United stares
and will probably introduce legisla-
_tlon at_ the approaching session of
parliarnent. was indicated by Right
Hon. W. L. Mackenzie King, Prime
Minister. following the Cabinet meet-
ins' this aftemoon. l -
Asked ‘ by the correspondents
.v/hetlier there lad been any develop.
mel-lk since his intilnatlon, ln Aug.
uat. _that the government had been
impressed with the efforts the Unit-
_ed States is making to suppress the
lilioit importation of liquor into that
°°l1rli~fy. .the Prime Minister stated
that the Cabinet some time ago had
..i°'i=‘\1°¢°d the Department or ns-
`dea.1ing with the- matter of liquor
elearaooea. and subnit it to the no
parm-lent of Justice for an opinion
‘Cl i0 its validity. In compliance with
ml* illdfffllotibni the Oommisioner of
Crmtonia submitted to the ‘Justice
N V cl \ - .  Y ° ~ ' »
ew en or_ BRATES Prohzbztzon  
For Summerside
Mr. P. B. Clark. of Summer-
aide, has received 'notification
that at a meeting of the Prohi-
bition conunhsionors hola ln
Charlottetown on 'rnasdsy he
was appointed from quite a num-
ber of applicants for the position
of Liquor Vendor for Summer-
side in the stead or su. J. s. rar-
ry whose resignation, recently re-
ceived and aceeptedj is to take
effect on October 31st. S.
to the City Hall had been tapped John Synod asking for Sunday
_AT STELIARTDN
'(Canadiarl Press)
B1'liLl..AR.'I'0N, N. B. Oct. 2-What
the i'Jiurcii needs is a revival of home
391185011! life and of the family pew, »
where fathers and mothers may
bring their children on Slmday mom;
ing, said Dr. A. S. Grant of Toronto.
Secretary of the General Board oil
the Prcabytrian Clvurch at ionight’s
session of the Melritime Synod here.
Dr. Grant reported that the sup-
-- Ply of ministers .and oldained men
(Special to the Guardian) ' available for sllpllly work in vacant
NEW YORK, Oct. 2--Discovery pulrpita had increased, and that the
that all the. telephone wires into the Presibylerian Church generally was
office 'of Mayor James J. Walker, in a healthy condition. Several ov-
wss tcday's pre election sensation school missionaries during the sum
The discovery of the eavesdropping mer months and for ministers to sup
believed to have been going on for Ply dll-\'i-“B the winter These were
two weeks followed anti Tammany Nftrrod to the Home Missions Ooln
cha\v;es that more was known in miiko
high places of the murder cf Arnold BTELLARTON N S Oct -
Rothstein than had ever been made Rev. D Macvicar. Moderator elect
public, and that the Tammany and D O Mackay were this morn
Tiger" controlled a. “tax racket" by |118 Bllliointed "Prcsentatives to the
which the poor were made to bear General Assembly C°ml\'lii¢°° i-0 all
the burdens oi the favored rich. Point standins committees at this
There are seventeen telephone in- m0rl1ill8’a session of the Maritime
struments in the Msyor’s office in Pmlbyilrilll Byl'1°¢l- .
the city Hsu. and all the wins run G. M. Dunn. Secretary ot the
Department a proposed reguission, spliced to this in 'such a manner
°0il¢h¢d ill tho simplest possible
terms. and the opinion of mg be-
pertinent of Justice. was thee the
Governor-in-Council had no author-
ity to ~st/op by order-in-council ship-
'tional revenue to drift a regulation
Of
WWW! Wlletoin the importation of
lialwf 1| prohibited of nisn-iorea. in
\'¢'Ply in further inquiries. the Pr _
3°’ lfrlild-'illlt an act of parliament
'wld be required to prohibit the
traffic, which now goes ehiefly ww
In Australia-_  
On October 12th.
Lakes, and it would be for psrligmmt acclamations were recorded when
the Detroit River and the Greet
` n
to decide where such an aef, would
be passed at the forthcoming session ii
ein
Whether the govemment would in; Re
troduee a bill to make the necessary 5
chances in the law would be disclos-
td in the Speech from the Throne.
The Prime Minister's statement
Will' _was construed te mean that
the sovammeot had ueilhirsly ee-
oided to accede to the requests ,of
the government of the United states,
and refuse absolutely to Urant clear.
ailces to liquor-laden vessels destin.
ed for the neighboring republic,
'MONCTON, Oct. 2._.Effe¢e|v,
October lst, M. F. Tompkins, in-emu
manager of the Atlantic region of
the Canadian National Railways, an-
nounces the appointment of J. B. B.
Mitchell as district freight and pgs.
senior agent of the lines of railway
comprised cf the former Quebec 01-.
ieniai and Atlaniic°Quebec and' west- `
lfn extending from Matapedia to
0l_ll`1l. QU!-. now part of tl-le Atlant-
_ieregicn of the National system.
hh. Mitehelrs headquarters will be
at New Carlisle, Que. ,
'l_\NNoUNCEMl~;NTs.
coM_l_NG EVENTS,
M ETINGS. . ETC.
"Borden Line Club loading hogs.
hubs, sheep, calves, Thursday. Oct.
md. at Albany. Hours li to 3. W, J.
nam, xinrors. ‘ me-ai
 sam, Quit, M. D.,-Start now.,
time prev-ration cure. new at vii'
' Queen Bt., Charlottetown.
i “Club loading. Murray _Binh o
Uiiiobol' Oth. Lambs foranootl. #bla
W treading Lamb. lsiirray.
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sees., _soei-io-2-ai.
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through ‘a padlocked cable box in Blldstt Committee of the Board oi
the basement. 'rhis _sox was round aeminlsti-anon reviewed the work,
is have been wi-ei-.shed spm, An 014 needs and achievements of the Pres-
shsndcnea wire from the basement byteriau Church- He quoted facts and
to the third floor also ran throlllh f|Z\ll"0l fb “WW that l1°iWW1Bii\.l\di118
this box and s short wire had been losses lu men. money and material.
the church had made great progress.
st it could be hooked on to any Mlyor N. G. Munro welcomed the
the cables to the executive oiiiee. Synodon behalf or the town of stel-
Talnmany candidate for re-election ertures were received from the St.
s ' ' _ _ '
_ . . .. _ 2
th
larton.
____._____,
Genera-I .!`\_Elect1'ons..f. It  __ __ _____'_;,__`__ _, 
(slweiel to The Guardian)
' EDINBURGH Scotland Oct 2-
MELB URNE. A . Oct. 2--Nin ' ' ' '
° O M B Union of the Church of Scotland and
omhmuom were made why for the United Free Church of Scotland
he 75 mu in tha 1,.ed_,n_1 Hou” of was solemnly sealed and ratified amid
presentatives. The general elec- °°°“°° °f 3"" ”“W°”“'°U°3l Way-
1on.`wul be held an october It MBmb¢¥B Of i'vhQ XCBPOCNVO ll5¢mbu6l
met in their own Assembly Hail and
marched in procession to Bt. Giles
_.
i
i
'_`,girls,_over twin; graze wl{o§e‘
Cathedral As both proceasions con
 Pensions versed near the Cathedral. a 
appeared in the sky which was taken
t as a happy omen.
(Special to The Guardian)
h and 'rho nuke ei York. Lord High
TORONTO' oct' 3'_F°ur un Commissioner addressed the Assemb-
thcusand dollars will be paid in old
nsions in November, the first ly “ner th’ services' ‘mum th"
Up to the present approximately
400 are from Toronto. Dr. Jamieson
was of the opinion that there will be
the Dominion government and twenty
percent from the municipalities by _ M W
way of reimbursement. ' ,_ . Htsygwgrf
At the last session of the' legis
88° Pl
1 th '_ b 0 nb King George had been keenly dia-
th
Fvfnbr C; Sagiestsn ersiggismaeie of apwmud th” h° W” “mb” w
the Pensions Board said today, basing “ny °“" his h°p°‘ °t °' vm” "° um
his figures on an estimate of 20,000 Maembly ln P°"°n‘
Mahmoud Pasha resigned today`in
order to prepare the way for new
parliamentary elections and give the
people of the country an opportunity
to express their opinion regarding
the proposed new treaties with Great
Britain. It was understood the decree
for new elections will be issued after
the new cabinet is formed and affairs
are restored to their normal con-,
Bou. Pierre Baslie Mignaulk N480
of the Supreme Court of Canada.
who retired on his 15th birthday.
Sept. 50, 1929. Mr. Justice lllignault
now residing in 0tta.wl» 'll 501'"
in woresoies. Mass.. ana ls s nad-
uate of McGill University, _l!ontreal.
llewas ca11edtothebarlnl82'|.11e
was the author of several prominent
law books. -.
BARE KNEES
ARE B-GRRED
LYNN. Mass.. Oct. 3-Exposure of
knees, dimpled or otherwise, will
henceforth be prohbited in this city
as the result of an order issued today
by Mayor Ralph B: Bauer.
The Mayor instrubted the police to
me the ns..." andreasw; su
legs are exposed from ankle to above
the knees. If the offender refuses to
give a policeman her name and ad-
dress the officer is under orders to
take her to the police station and
charge her with indecent exposure.
Cabinet Resigns
(special to 'rho Guardian)
camo, ngypt, oct. 2.-'rho Egypt-
ian Cabinet headed by Premier
stitutionsl position.
1
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 New une url Pmrrc
E EDWARD ISLAND
~ _mm Ig/ ff/
- -‘  .rn
Prince Eruoys I
. Stunt Flying
(special so 'rho aaa:-dino
wunou, oct. 2.-'rho Prince or
Wales in behalf of the King held sn
iavsitiiun at at .mass runes this
morning “
_ - _ 5 _ ' I 'ni' `  . n
, - . ° y f ‘ af --
\’.l‘h`tl’_riweyasterdayrnotoredi*rom§- _- `
ilk lunningdala residence to his pri- . ` ' '.
vets aviation mia in windsor me  f _  , __ ___
and met his recently appointed air
pilot. I. H.!'ieiden. Both wsatlliin
the Priaea's two-seater lisht aaro-
pima and carried out various evolu-
uans in chosen-n or s laura!
fiisilt. ` ‘
, l
A4' P
.bw
lature, 01,000,000 was placed in the _ _ nsqwd
estimatesfor pensionsfcr the flscal I
year commencing November 1.
/if ,
cam. ‘ In -_""7`*& urmerds `
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(Sp6cla1 to The Guardian)
(Canadian Press)
minion for some time.
Well Known
(Canadian Press)
MONUION. N. B.. Octl. 3.-Dr
””5T””"“' lr slllll lug
l
Physician Dead
John T. IAWU, ond 0! the bwt
annum, oct. 2-aei-ma.uy's rms-_ ___.
ident, Paul Von I-lindenburm IDN", (Canadian Press)
his 82th birthday today. quietly with MARION, N. C.. Oct. 2-Three men,
his family at Bchorfheide, the pres- were dead and at least one otberi
ldential hunting lodge on the banks is dying and 14 others were ln thef
of Werbellln Lake, about 35 niiles General Hospital here today as s re-_
north of Berlin. The oetogenarie.rl's suit oi a strike riot at the gates ol;
health was excellent. Throughout the Marion Manufacturing Com-i
Germany local patriotic bodies ar- nany‘s cotton mill early today. Five;
ranged special celebrations in honor -other persons were suffering from;
of gh, ¢.y__ less serious wounds from plstols,|
when the trouble ended.
-------_-_ Sam Vickers and Randolph Hall.
union men are dead, a:l;i'sevei'o1;
others so seriously wounded. their*
   death was expected. George Jonas
dirt-rd shortly before noon. and at the
hospital it was said that W. S. Black
was believed dying,
bor of Montreal arrived yesterday on D , d F d __  _G _ _
3;: 2;’ ;__s';t":l";'__:; tk; gif: lscusse ee ii moe in interior trials. rears oi thi
' ' o ___ ivnglnes and other individual parts.
5°"-5 °‘ ‘"9" which W” °"°W°d 1” And Taflff (canadian rum .here is no reason to believe the
;rel;'_°ar;:i_l;i_l_1le7s_p‘;ci;_,_mil;c:;l__ln_;P:l_l_': _ A _ TORONTQ Om 2__cmadl is ex__R. l01‘s markers are anything but
chnzed he-re' 'while the remaming _ t Sackvlue periencmg a congestion of gum at satisfied. She was so far equipped
1043 mm Q! consigned to New its port, characterized by shipping mday 5° V’ be “ble W tal” mf CN'
' -;' officials as unparalleled in history. ‘md fu" °°"“P1='“¢“" °f 200 PASSW-
York. 1 ., . _
Hon, W, ' M_ ;,eg_ Minmgr ¢f‘Elevators at thehead of the lakes. “"5 °“ ward Wim” 5" h°“'5 11°'
53,  viastgrtugtiiallgx agriculture has returned from slbay ports and ¢>¢l>°11 ports are proc- °’°°' The "*““' ”°"°"°“» °’° °*P°°"
“pl of that ye" but wu htel; meeting _ of reuresentauves many cmmmed_ In me ‘bsence M ted to inet at Cardington from three
mined by me British Admh,am;_ from the three Maritime provincial
govemments held in Sackville Mon-
day, the question of cheaper mill'
feeds was taken under careful con-g
‘ slderetion, and a report submitted*
Insurance Man ......... o.. ...ooo W.. ... ...._
_ chase and distribution with sugges-
Dles Suddenly tions for bettering or amending the
situation to be submitted to the pro-
___.._. vlncial governments, before united
action could be adopted.
OTTAWA, Ont.: OCD. 2-Sdiéd The Cuban tariff situation was also
with an attack of heart failure in discussed by the representatives, and
Nl hW|° \\"°» Auf” G' 3"_°dl°7' the °DiDi0n was general that under
'lianléir oi publicity in Canada for" existing circumstances nothing could
_Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., bg d.-,ne_ M no hearing wasfm be pep
died today. f. mitted similar to that granted by the
He was born in T°r°nt0 49 were Ways and M.-ons committee of the
ago. Mr. Bradley had filled the post United stage, government before an
of President of _the Life Insurance ine.-use in their tar... on pomtcem
AdYUl't|-S1118 A-!¢°¢i|»ifi0¥\ °f the DO- could be considered.
_-L
Issues Writ `
For Slander
_ (Canadian Press) _
0’Connoz' K. C., counsel for Louis
Singer, Commissioner of the Amal-
gamatcd Builders Council, today is-I
MAR- “Non RETIRED CELE ,THREE EMHS,
,iii ISESMDN
Inspectorship
it is understood that Chief of
Police Birtwistle has been offered
the position of chief prohibition
inspector for the Province at a
salary of $2.500 a year. and that
changes are contemplated in the
prohibition enforcement stall
with a view to reducing the num-
ber of inspectors while increasing
their individual efficiency. These
changes, it is felt, are necessary
in view of persistent activities in
boctiegglng, both in the city and
country, it having been found
that a. large number of officials
does not necessarily mean better
temperance conditions. No reply
has yet been received from Chief
Blrtwistle with respect to the
offered position.
:£§`xl
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overseas demand no vessels are mov-
ing. More than fifty vessels loaded
with wheat are unable to unload at
the elevators because of the conges-
tion at Montreal; and the same sit-
uation exists at Port Colborne. At
Fort William and Port Arthur ship-
ping is at a standstill. Loaded grain
carriers are awaiting orders to
proceed eastward with their cargoes.
but with no sign oi alleviation of the
situation in the east there is little
chance of their moving. No vessels
are upbound to the head of the lakes
for grain, owing to the lack of de-
mand for tonnage. 'Transit of wheat
from country elevators to the head
of the lakes has been curtailed by
car rationing by the railways, because
there is no place to store it when
it arrives there. Grain will only be
hauledircm prairie points when the
urgency of grain transportation is
immsdlatc. The tie up is virtually
complete with virtually no export
market for Canadian flour. Flour
milk of Canada are operating at
only fifty percent of normal as e
result of the grain blockade, ac-
lif THE Al!! li
QBDUT P.F"~"l
(Canadian Press)
OARDINGTON, Oct. 2-Whethel
Great Britaln's latest and greatest
airship the R. 101 is fully up to ex-
pectations. or whether the doubts
ialready voiced about her capabilities
are well founded, will probably be
known in part at least. in a very
few days. The R 101 Was to have
started her trial flights today. but
weather conditions will prevent them
for at least '12 hours.
The Canadian Press representative
today inspected every part of the
great R 101 as she lay in tlv- giant
MONTREAL' oct' 2";Th° luxe" l--l-? hangar at Cardingtorl near Bnedford.
°‘"° °‘ “E” 'D °v" “ter uw h"'<' ` " She was riding easily under almost
F R A  'ull gas capacity Upon her perform
“ro six months, sue ultimately wiu
be extended to the bases abroad.
Wlll STRIKE
(Special to the Guardian)
NEW YORK. N. Y.. Oct. 3-Capi-
'ron.oN'ro, ont. oct. 2.-w. F.
hundred to two hundred and fifty
ivessels are tied up as a result of the
col-ding to an official of the Domin-
ion Milling Association. From two
An Anti-Cancer
surgical university clinic, that three
Alleirian baetericlogisis, Edilmann
William A. Maher. general manager
and secretary of the Association of
Markle Workers. announced today
that 5,000 marine workers at New
York harbor would vote Sunday to
strike sometime next week. A strike
by the organization would mean that
ocean liners, freighters, and coast-
wise vessels could not be towed from
quarantine or docked at New York,
Serum Discovered
VIENNA, Oct. 2-A report was ia-
sued today from Prof. Elselberg'|
grain stoppage, it is estimated by
known medical practitioners in eastern
New Brunswick dropped dead at his
home at Hillsboro, Albert County. art
6o'clock this evening. He was a
nephew oi' the late Dr. W. J. lewis,
who for many years represented Al-
bert County in the provincial begis-
lsture and one term in the Federal
Parliament at Ottawa. He had prac-
‘lcsd his profession at Hillsboro forty
miseioner, investigating the work-'Limited
ing of the A. B. C., under the!
combines Act. at osgose Hall. 4
The first writ for $25,000 damages.
was withdrawn. In the new writ!
O'Connor claims unsiated damages'
for statements alleged to have been'
\ ,F
-olrvh
Alrmvrzo when
yt!-P8 and was sixty-two years of age. ‘
made by the Commissioner
during the A. B. G. probe,
r
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eeatraet for the een-
te Plilltl. a dk-
contractor.
1
‘foot/in Arrceo '
~.’-.ul foxes 2 one
sued is new Writ for slander againstild. B. Clark. Secretary Treasurer of:
Gordon Waldron, K_ C,_ Royal Com- I the Matthew Steamship Companyw
l
i1ldiC8-ted discovery of an anti-carb
wr serum.
According ie the experiments an-
tiseolioally sm-ceded and tri:-....ee
human cancer tissue, when inoculat-
ed into boulllon and preserved for s
week in an incubator at blood tem-
P°f¢\'~'\11‘°. Gives rise to the suhstancs
which dissolves any flesh cancer
cells. lt was said iliat it would be
scientifically correct tc assume rust
tho-‘JC '~¢'SY4 Could be applied practi-
Schoenbeuer and Schloss-have con-
firmed previous experiments which
(Canadian Press)
BIAIMER, Scotland, Oei B.-
The Prineel Royal, sister of the
ling. who has been seriously |11,
wal reported somewhat improv-
ed today in a bulletin issued by
ber physicians.
WASHINGTON. D. C., Det. 2.
-An honorary degree will be
conferred upon Right Hon. Ram-
say MacDonald, Premier of
Great Britain by George Wash-
iagton University dlllhs' his vis-
it in Washington. .-
sr.aaroN,rroi-in csrounnooi.
I..-Two men were killed and
ah-htsan others wounded. twelve
of UQ seriously in a battle
between Union and non union
werhsaat tllebfarionmanufset-
aartng°°lllll7'seottonmiiishers
today.
WIYKOUTII. N. l-. Oct. |-
_ line will
Ilrathatdeetroyedtwentythree
bllllingalnthablinaasesntaa
efthhesqmunttytbisniernlng.
broke out again in a supply oi’
coal under the blackened ruins
tonight. but was quickly quelled.
The total loss occasioned by
the blase which wiped Ht more
than half the business section of
the town _is now placed at bu-
tween 82.50.000 and $300,000.
OTTAWA, Oct. 2.-The Canad-
ian Natiouai took over the two
railway lines in the Gasp.; Pen-
insula yesierdsy. One is the Que-
bee and Occidental Railway 100
miles long, lad the other the
Quebec and Weetem, The amount
paid for the two was $3,530,000.
The population served is 60,060.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-Offering
is expected within a day or two
of the $30,000 issue of Canadian
National ltailway 40 year 5 per-
cent bonds, which was awarded
to a banking group headed by the
Bane American-Blair ~Corpora-
tim, Chase Securities Carpen-
tion and the Equitable Trust
Omapany.
5,000 pensioners in the city alone. and Li. __,.-- Y- ' 'f - I ~ -. _ .'._____ r
25,000 throughout the province, when P"°l&@d NUHQQQS. i '
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Pensions will be paid out of provin S , _1 ____, _ V- __ _
cial funds and the provincial treasury ”'_»Al> kg, ‘Qf .,`.F_ g ,,_..;=,/_'T' 
will later collect fifty per cent from _ ’ ' __ ‘.  ° _ ‘
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strong southeasterly
with occasional wind. .
Toronto clear  ...
Montreal cloudy .. .... .. ..
Quebec cloudy .. 
Halifax cloudy .. .
St. Jci.n cloudy ..
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New York rain .. 
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Hlgh tide this morning at
Lonighi, at 11.54.
Bun sets this afternoon at 5.30 I-lid
rises tomorrow morning at 0.02.
First Quarter moon Thursday, Oct.
10th 1.41 p. ln. '
Bummerside tide _eighteen min-
es ‘iter than Charlottetown.
C511? in the treatment of cancer, and
that such trials of the new sub-
stance would be made here soon.
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F011. SALE-ONE MODERN ALAS
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for general housework. No washing.
Mrs. J. B. Hogan, 291 Kent Street.
8063-10-3-31
*HORSES WANTED-SIX G="`D
driving horses. young and so'~:'.d.
woight 950 to 1100 lil. to show
Still and speed, also six good eil-
praas horses. young and sound. _
weight iioo. iroo loo. ist one well
broken. apply Parker A. Horne.
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