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, MERCHANT i; —-—

Ambition is prac-

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Heaven helps those

; ' l. :' 7i ma _ i who help others. i?————i—-——_i~—~———~; g, i‘i""""“'°h:u:::dl':»u:;?| cleans‘; I ‘E Annual Iubserl than Delivered ll-Ol WN, CANADA TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1925 B, y“; on}, n, FL F g “Ml:

imus Hi u ilKlN nu Eillillfili

No Sympathy With Relative’s Radical Policies

LIKES IIEMEIJGHT

Mt Much Attention Was Paid t0 His Word-s Three Years

Ago.

EW YORK. 5811i. 21—"A de- ‘to the Intel-parliamentary ictive genius," is the term ap- whi¢h t; m m”; m rgflawa and

‘ ‘l1 1W P- D- 331111111/11111. 11199111" Washington, has been refused ad- ’ i or the Middle S1519 o“ 0°" mission to the United States. -—

i i i 1 i i

Communist member of the Brit- ish House of Commons and delegate

"uion, at his office, 220 Broad- . yesterday, in referring to his her, Sahpurjl Saklatvala, Com- ltst member of the

I British _ : llaurent, who cannot attend the .-»r-parllamentary union ‘contlen

» a next month ‘because Secre-

' . ' of State Kellogg has shut the ‘ -, we of the country against him. vir. Saklatvnln has a natural af-

-. ion for his brother in England

‘. he himself has no sympathy i \ atsoever with his brother's radl- ' ' ' ' " ' ' ' ' ‘ " ' ‘ t.‘ political policies.

Likes Publicity.

.lmoet ‘from childhood. he said. brother ‘has always taken “tho fliENl1l\'.-\, Sept. 2I~The conflict -oaite side." to ovary question, between tlrcnt ilritulu and ‘Purkoy likes publiciLv." said Mr. Sak- over Mosul stltlticuly becauie more ala. laughing]. ‘ll think he's sortous last night. Alter a de- itaken ton seriously." claralion before tho Council oi’ Xhat do you think of the ac- the Leugut» by 'l‘ewtlk ltushd, . of Secretary Kellogg in bar- which was lntterpretrd as a repti- fllllTl," be was asked, diation of tho previous 'l'urklsb Well. it's an open question," tttlltuutclli. that. 'l‘urlttay would ac- . replied, “i guess the (iovcrn- ccpt the (icclsiou at the (louucii. " .\t authorities know their husl- 1.. (l. M. Amery. British Secretary ml." for tho liflllilliltllifl. solemnly an- xsketl if he considered that tho nouncted that. until and unless Tur- Juhlz tlovcrnlnent. had instigated key pledged anew her acceptance 1 ismunt.ry's action against his in advance of tho Council's event- no he replied: uni findings. (lrcat Britain would

owners are discussing the wdvisa- 1°11. 11V 111111198 22 1111188 1401111191151

ROBERT FORKE

iiiiiiilEiifi "iiiiii RiiM PIRATES Eiiifljiil Nil" MAKE HAlil it

u

1* H l IAIN ill iiliEEi llH-INA i

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Hililiiii

Her. Nationals Must be Assured Ordinary Rights as in Other

3 HEli] IN iiEiiH Pllii,

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(Canadian Press) HALIFAX, Sept. 2i. -Five thou- saaul (roses of whiskey, 150 barrels of unlit and numerous cases 0f

es Consideration of Thls ACIZIOII. other bevera-ges were till-jacked ' —- from ‘t.l\e etcurmer Jean Louis, own-

LONDON, Sept 21-13mm, ghlp- ed and registered ‘St. Pierre Mlqttel- ,

Accused of Planning

to Kill New Red

Ambassador at Vienna

VIENNA, Sept. 21.—'l‘hree Czar-i ist Russian officers were arrested

Seamen’s Strike Caus-

billty oi’ cancelling sailings be- of Sankaty llead on Septenaber 1.0

union;

cause of the seamorfs strike, it is 1111001Y1111B l0 51131811181114; made 111')‘ -

reported here, but hesitate to takc such extreme action ‘because of the inevitable bad influence it will have on the country's export trade.

MELBOURNE. Sent. 21--When reports were received here yester-

cmplnln of the Jean Louie rshontlly after hrr arrival ‘here this mora- lng. The -plra’te's booty was tran-

Ym-k stated the Jean bouts master wlho added that the and hLs crew

sferred to Charmlan ‘No, 2 of New ,

here Friday, accused of a conspir- acy against the Soviety Emabssy. One is Meat-Colonel Theodore Borodin, a well known Czarist and White- guard.

The Soviet Embassy informed

Lands. POLICY IS DEFINED Chamberlain Talks of

daiymthat British ship owners its-ti ben kept close prisoners 111;)’ the Austnlan foreign ollflce l; ha? ‘mg cancel sailings because f the‘ ‘phrdie band who boarded 8 received information of plans f0 ' the seamerrs strike Premier Brufie ship with drawn revolvers and" an attempt on the life of the new‘ Surrender of Special declared in" the i-iotrse of Repre- that t-he pirates before ‘lealvinghad Soviet ambassador, Jan Bersin. - -- Privileges - 0

sentatlves that if such a step was

taken he would take all advisable measures to guarantee the ship- ment of Australian ‘products to for- eign countries.

P. E. I. EEIiIJINIJ iiiXiiiiiliiiEii

(Canadian Prels.)

OTTAWA, Sept. Lil-Canadian fur farms are increasing in num- ber. 1.550 farms being now in op- era-tion comprising 1,466 fox farms and elghtydour raising various kinds of ‘fur bearing animals other

rcnrmtcltctl his ship taking alil artic- les they considered of value includ- ing the Captain's personal possess- ions and ship's papers.

(Canadian Press) lvlNNlPEG. Sept. ZL-Progress- ive party candidates will con-test forty ‘eight of the fifty four seats in htanltloba Saskatchewan and Albert-a, according to estimates ruzrde by party (ifflciaia here.

17111921 Progressives had 120 candillatm startling for election but in tho plt-‘stelli contest. forty night in \Vt-sleru Canada together wit-h tin: t-otal farmer nominees in ldzrslcrt- (faint-do, will not come

who has made a statement of policy

i-{a-L-ti. _ xa:l1:>'"'“'m°" 1° "i111"!!! IdmWl-tfonged documents, sent ‘by a tor- ing ‘he had ‘been betrayed by the

who came to Vienna a few weeks‘ ago from London where he- was flrs't secretary of the embassy.

- The would-be assailants, it ‘is in WhICh he. let forth the attitude charged’ came ‘mm Buygmm with

Leader of the ‘Proqrenive party

eign conspiring group. One. believ-

others, reported the alleged plan ‘t otth Soviet Embassy.

Fiilifli Wii m Hiifi WEST

The Stake By Mob

(Canadian lPren.) WINNIPEG, Sept Zl-Recording a maximum dip of twelve degrees ic""dl'" 11"") of frost at Vergeville. Alberta. dur- MILLIDGEVILLE- Gl- 3991- 21 ing the night, a com wave h, —Wlllie Dixon, negro inmate of sweeping M11,“ m“, Prah-[e pm, the state sanltarium for the insane

I The tpoiice txrrested ‘the alleged conspirators s few hours after re-

‘VASHINGTON, Sept. ports nlade public ‘by the iiepart- merit of Agriculture today from 29 countries representing eighty-five

P-esident of the Massey Harrie 00., who has been appointed min- liter without portfolio in the Mac- kenzie King cabinet and who may contest Lincoln County in the com- ing election.

i

LONDON, Sept. 21—Foreign Sec- retary Chamberlain, in a speech today indicated Great Britain's policy toward China in regard to “unequal treaties" conferring on foreigners special extra territorial privileges,

“As circumstances change," Mr. Chamberlain said, "Great Britain will gladly surrender the special

INCREASE

(Canadian Press.)

2i—Re-

arrangements which were brought into being only to preserve peace between China and the outer world. Our hands will go out to meet Chi- na in memory of old friendships and in the desire to restore cordial- ity."

Mr. Chamberlain spoke at a lun- cheon given by th eChina Associa- tion in honor of Sir Ronald Mac- Leay. British Minister to Pekin,

than foxes. 'i‘he value oi‘ the pro- 110111‘ that total. vinces. in all three provinces Davao“! wh° m" week killed M1“ - v uerty v1 the 10X farms last your. fmeliflg 19111119111111198» were ex- ‘mY °"““'d- " ““"°' w“ “k” 532.53.15.31 ‘£1,113 according to a report just issued 7 ilerlencetl during the week-end. "m" 1119 c010"? “m! n9“ 119m m produmlon H", yam- uver m"; new m Pekm next month

by the Dominion ilureltu of Stu- tistice, including the foxes and the land. buildings and fixtures. was $t_0,8l4.'8tl1l and of the miscellane- ous fur hearing atrimsis iarlns, $152,587.

Prince Edward Island leads the .

list with respect to the total value of property of fox farms, the re- lative position of each province being as follows: Prince Edward island, 37 percent;

Ontario 16-

Prince Now In Mendosa Argentine

MENDUSA, Argentina, Sept. 21. Thanks .10 the strenuous work by railway engineers Saturday the rail-l way line from Chile ~to Argentina was suilficlently cleared of snow to permit ‘the- passage of the spacial

‘degrees

Red Dee;- and Drumhener m M,‘ to the Wilkinson county line last herta had seven and three degrees "151" "Y"! 13inch“-

of frost respectively. ‘in Sask- atcbetvan the

eltghlt‘ degrees beiowvmtbgrlroltizltnolieiirfiai C' N‘ R" a samsack while several other

poiuta reported from one to rflve of ifrost. Manitoba was Sept. 22.-ln- to reduce the

uniformly 001d. OTTAWA, om“ ' ' "ii? novation designed

_ cost of railway transportation to outstanding figures of the Metho- exlraofldiuary meanness WM "ma

year. Estimates of the production for these countries are placed at 2,852,000,000 against 2,634,000,000 bushels last. year,

Great Britain And

bushels this year

France Agree

Alluding to the interior conflicts in China which have aggravated the already grave situation, Mr. Chamberlain said:

“i am convinced that these are only surface features. lf they are rightly handled and the opportun- it.y rightly seized. the situation may lead to better relations than have been experienced for many years."

0t coirrso, I know nothing not. -considor herself bound ‘hy this percent; Quebec. 12 11011191112 New 4. 4 f l, .9 , ‘diet Church and later the United , and _ (spwlii 1° T110 511311111") .

at that. i don't stippnse they decision. Brunswick, 9 percent; Manitoba. laiénilllozmhle rmce o! ‘Vales loiChurch, a man who was known as ‘ifilrfilsialiiaézrnbgxvgm GENEVA, Sept, 21.—-Brltaln does Two condmon‘ “nun” '

m] pa. pleased tn have him (luiomq ‘Amory later, made clear 8 percent; Alberta, 6 percent; 1a preacher all over Ontario. died and Oumwm n cough,“ of an 01p not want to put any obstacle in the The Foreign secretary added

fine “grep to n“, cm.|.‘,__,,pm,,de,ng (‘hat the hliova Scotla, 6 percent: British - _"' , last night in the person of Rev. elem,“ 1mm of one spnbooach on, wny of [X19 propoged world confsr- that Great Brim“! would ca" out British troops would (rontfuue to Lolutnbizt. .1 percent; Saskntche- teeter A-titlison. lfor some years the emwd by a Diesel engme put up ‘mm, on economlc resom-oen “lupin. l“ "Dir" and letter ‘he washlggmtl

Unnoticed Before. iocrupy lliosul. "we shall

1 expressing the opinion thatlwherc wc. uro."

brothel" was being taken ton ‘.ously, Mr. Saklatvala pointotlim

So gravo is this now tiovclop-l cut cousiduroti that M. launch-I

that his brother three yearrflotrr. who presided ovcr tho (‘oun-

attcnllcd tho conference ot‘ the .('i

. tc lnter-parlimnentary union tuition of both

‘enhagcn. "l believe Ibo spokofll‘

1 1's. but nobody paid much at-lyear- not to taltc any military Insa- rsures pending a solution of tho .

icoutrovcrsy.

‘v don to him.

0Q 060000440004 b-O-OOO-O-O-OO‘

i. lclt twbligcd to draw the utteri- tiroat llritain and urkoy to their compact of last

W5 so DARN "'0,

remain wan, 2 percent, and the Yukon

'l'crritories. 1 percent. iii

Annual Meeting Pro- vincial Council Boy Scouts

The Annual Meeting of the Pro- vincial Councll Boy Scouts Assoc- iatlon was held last night and was largely attended, Mr. ilarry Lister field Secretary of ‘the Association

oldest uiillisterdélgththa Methodist by 1M "lmhanqcu, 8m" or the

ternational trade but

she wants

' ‘ ' (whim-n. m» due to his age—93 ———— than anything, TORONTO, Sept. 21—One of thehhree weeks’ illness,

which “'11” Ctunadlan Notional roads. years—more

“curred “m” “iacbeduled time and could have bet- League assembly agreed at yester-

tlme to breathe a bit. Lord Cecil

'i‘-be coach traversed the route in tho British representative in the

tcred ‘if 1101161111169 ‘ilfiFlllii-TM. 11 15,tlay‘s session with M. Loucheur

liiliiE EEIWAHEIE

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, be th desire of France," said M.

Mr’ J‘ J‘ boucheeur, “to bring the question of ' ' h r debts before such a conference

1:116 question of immigration and

111111911911 1116 0081- .01 "Perm-loll i111" the representative of France that 11B ‘79111113911 l‘) 1°93 11m" m“? ""1- iuttarztllietl (iebls must not be includ W‘? 111-119 11V ‘the use ‘M m“ “e1” ed in the scope of the proposed eiigine- conference

“it never has been and never will

emigration ‘must also be put out-

conference engagements. but be de- clared that for the full fruition of that conference to be realized and for the inquiry into the matter of extra terrlorial rights, two prelim- inary conditions are necessary. 1.-—An atmosphere of good-will. putting aside suspicions engender- ed by those who saw their oppor- tunities in other people's troubles. 2.—'l‘hat China should become united and at peace with herself. with an effective central authority, able to undertake engagements and

nun-u per word, net each SWiMMtN‘ ‘ I insertion in this column. T0 GET DRY-

» as +o4¢+++0++++¢+0++4*

g Condensed Specials i / MJEF- MiG-HT TRY l i

‘l0 LET-—FURN|$HED HOUSE. lpply llirs. Edwin Aitken. 311 ‘illusion St. 4911-94411 TO LET—-HOUSE IN BRIGHTON] occupied by h‘. A, Ilnli. Posscs-f sioa Uctobor, Robert Cotton. 151171 .

MAID WANTED. — APPLY‘

was present and gave a report of his organization work in lilo Pro- vince. it was decided to

see them kept, and able to provide security for life and property.

Mr. Chamberlain emphasised that: Greet Britain has no desire for

“The Girl From Childe", seiectollibrother, and also discovers that by Miss Edwards as the openlngber bltterest enemies are now her hold a play for eight days’ engagement tlrmest friends. This outline

at the Irrince Edward Theatre. doesn't do justice to the plot, of

side the agenda of the conference

For Kmgs the French spokesman declared.

‘Phe King's County IJlberal Con- Lord Cecil on behalf of Great Brit-

wlnter training course in tho Pro- vlncc during January or February. The following council was uamcd

‘for the ensuing year: lion, i), A.

MacKinaon, Col. D. A. MacKlnnon, i). S_ 0. R. H. Jenkins. Mayor Mc- Kenna, Reverends G. C. Taylor. E. Malone. If. l) Raymond. P. Walsh. W. M. Ryan. lion, W, M. Lea, A. A.

umph. Miss Edwards, as Mary. the,‘ (llrl From Ohilds, was ‘given what i)

terizing |'ole she has had in years. §l

slon is but scant praise.

scored a big hit. it has everything course. and our advice is ‘for every- , _ .. _ that piaygoors like. The ocrasiormone to see "The (lirl From Childe" ffldliiffiieizofifiiaifetgszaielegig- was in the nature of a double tri-|"i‘uesdny matinee.

was undoubtedly the finest (‘.1lIl.l'ilL‘~,1i'111-1y 111111811 10 111B 1111611111- To say that she rose to the occn-itll the waitress. played his part

Miss idti- well. wards was nothing less than su- charming society debutante whg

vention for the nomination of a

Mr. Carleton Plnt-ktiey, as the $113012’ $35: $112111 dgfiégitggiybprg-sltaflig‘ ounger brother. had a role eagl- Fol“ names were moved N" nom_ c‘ lna-alon, as fol-lows: ~M‘r. J. J. John- ston. Mr. James llviclntyre, ‘Mr. S. S. fleeelen, and ‘Mr, Hembert Acorn. 0n one first ballot the vote re-

auvrence iiayes as the husband

Miss Mabel Grand made a

aln agreed that debts and immi- gration should be the scope of the conference.

Announcements,

excluded from

—<0¢-_--

Coming Events, Meetings, Etc

special privileges but. is ready to aieet China half way, bearing her no ill will. lie declared that Britain would not allow herself to be di- verted by the memory of things past. but would be ready to relin- quish her special rights Just in proportion as the Chinese Govern- ment could assure to British na-

Pmneroy’ ‘COL n M‘ Davina“, ‘Dr. rb Th rt ll d t’ h tlnally ok up and ef med “med as mlmwa‘ tionale the due enjoyment f the , | MeG- igan, Major lllcNtltt, J. L116 .- e an cs e or mac W e 1 01' - . .. _ o Emu“ 0mm’ "fififfflg q-nnxon _;_ A MauMman_ A_ _y,,y_ comedy. at which he is expert; and Miss Peggy Downes as the schem- ‘gang: P ‘zxlgngggéffillnwllgg griaevli 1250111111811’ T181119 11111011 foreisnere ‘WHEN RE PQTTING YOURi li. ii. Shaw, I,_ M1195‘ DR Tm, there were several moments of lug mother. was at her best and Hessian 26 Tflzgda SE tember 22nd M 8 m* enjoy in other countries. 4 marsh’ “e0 McDmIuhL Colon"! tense anxiety when a lump came gave a tine performance. Acorn _ _ _ _ 4 _ ‘ ' _ I ‘ _ ' ' _ I _ _ _ I ' . H 22 ~ Y- l’ SOOBQJPB-J‘

plants be euro and use 9111111111 I its effect is marvellous, 171i Krill. Street, 5070 9-22-11‘;

Peake, Rev. (l. T. Spriggs. J, A. Thompson, and Mr. McFadyen.

to the throats of everybody in the Mr, Paul ‘Linton, a new member audience. There were little wist- of the company. as the banker, did ,, .ful moments, there were delicious lull Justice t0 811 0111818-111111181019. 111° 1°11°wm5 1311199" ware 119' love scenes, there was a big drsm- and great things are expected from

-Mr. Acorn then withdrew in fav- or of M-r. Johinston" and the sec- ond ballot was as follows:

N. _Y. Hockey Club Buys Edmonton

"The ofiice of Dr, Carson, (‘hire- practor. will be open each evening

. ____g_________ l, ‘WANTED NEWLY FRESHENEOI 1101111911 atlc climax in each act tn which ‘him as the week goes on. Billy ‘mniwn during Exhibition Week from 6.30 cows also cows frcsherviug iné ‘Provincial ‘P1111011. 11111 1101101‘ Miss Edwards rose to new heights. Webb, an old favorite. 10111161131 “we to 7.510; other hours as usual, 9 to

October, w. A. Mutoh, lloptrli ~ I l 2 3 . ' ‘on’ E070 9 2 i Fresh ilort‘h-\vcstariy winds, fair

‘tum-e amt ‘FOR asses/u. i,",'"' “"“'°"- houaewak, reference requlrmy ioronto, cloudy _ Amy m Grafton Street. "°""‘°"“ "i*'""

5042,3141 Quebec, cloudy .. ~ :Jlulit'ttx, rain ... ‘FOR SALE-FOR mmeonsrepst. John. ram

sale 5 shares imperial Blscnitillostoa, clear .. $100k] Par value $600 at vary re- Now York, cloudy . Isonable price. Write 11.. care Charlottetown. overcast. fi2~a4 Guardian. 5000 9 18 tf. High tide this afternoon at 1.34

‘ ———-—‘ and tomorrow morning at 1.21. YOU WANT eooo envetores Sun sets this afternoon to 5.5x

P111106 50 for 20o, 126 for 350. 250 and rises tomorrow morning at

for 55o; 500 m "$1.00; 1.000 for r,_.4g_

‘U5, Pogppqtq], guardian Omce. (a?

" FOR SALE-COLORADO M. 4

‘"35 Oun HAMBURG ITEAKF- years old. mile in 2.25. a years e bot weather meal. Sauntleu. old malt brother ‘to Mock Todd Nenom h 00., Market Bldg. and Baby Todd. W. D. Brehturt. l67l-7-23-6mo! Alexandria.

‘hmllvtion cheaply and emwdl- —11c111\t1<>11s

gan. all the ladies in ruptures. ..\ticKinnon.

missioner, Rev. (l. T. Sprlggs.

Trainor, Col, McKlnnon,

6076 9 22 2i. Italian parliwment who attempt to been heartlessiy tricked. “w- como to the United ‘States to at- '-'°l Plimfma ,0!’ svesv eusi-rzoa BAPTIST cnuncmzs toad the inter-parliamentary con- ens matters out. received at St. fort-urn at Washington will be ex- -—sn entirely different Mary from ‘i u‘ p t m r I d " Tuesday afternoon cludcd Labor Department officials the first two acts. She finds true comedy drama will be the offer- ea e Y D sway I 6 l1‘ F0011 I oaahr-dligg ‘Shipping Club.

Hessian 7

Mr. McIntyre moved that the nomination for Mr. Johnston be made unanimous, and this motion

5021-9-19-stwed

"Hear the lecture by Sir Flllllllfii

flelllenflnt G0Ver1101‘ 119111111. And her gown in the final act was comedian with the Kiark-Urban

Provincial President. Dr. M06111‘ a stunning creation that will have 00., as an English lord, made the moat of a good ‘part. Miss Anita "The Girl From Childs" is the Webb. as a French maid. and Mr.

1 story of Mary. a waitress, who Charlie Downes. as a butler, scor- w“ se°°nd°d 117 MT- ‘M11?! and W5" “"11" the “uspices "E m°'\'ork Hocke club has pra ti all MrJwnter gamma supported by Mr. Hessian. Address- Daughters of the Empire in Stnmmpleta, nggomwom for tgecpmi

to the parental home in Washlns- 11B 8 rfirorter. la a real 500d 01w- ifirvgraJmflgaagm- ‘minimal "d R5111! 111111- Thuffldal’ eveilini! "163 chase of tlbe onndre Edmonton team ' ' ' °°1°°k 9111"‘?- ‘50 9 of Wes-tern Canada Hockey League.

ton, only to discover that his fam- The etazfl 99111118 was a beautiful m’

e bullpen- oenlon of ‘tlb Trelwllrfil‘. M11101‘ Mimilit- 33,4253? hiffhcyffl? litzlggyilaiwidftllllaitljtla: (tlltieiabtrdlfgrbbbdpdfygonibblbl;ilrssd King's County Liberal Associating “Ham. tonzue lamb beef plck- (dialling hgieirlllhlahleindrilrfigrrdnation ‘manor’ C‘ I’: Milan‘ shabby clothes and her, amusing sed men and women. The vaude- w“ he“ u ‘himllilaun 799199415? les. salads. buttered bread. (sake. —-_<o>-—-i

Executive, ‘ll. ll. Shaw. J. J. flow or “an mgr-plug, _ B. is out of place. and ville between the acts was of a ___ biscuihe, cheese, tea served in Ex the members of the blue-blood turn class order. Billy won». with *-‘°>—-- ‘hlbltion Building by the that... LQndQn Papal-s $30119

District Commissioners: family begins to rub it in. in fact, his educated feet, scored a real hit, Aid of Hospital. Also candy and L G ' ' ‘ a c ‘