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production which opened at the Capitol Theatre last night, takes place aboard a. transatlantic steam- ship immersed in misb-and the re- ‘colt is enough to make even the ‘most stubbornly fiat head of hair "stand on end! 'Three murders occur within 2i hours after the ship leaves its New York dock. All three victims are strangled to death. Two are first- clas passengers, the third the ship's doctor. The criminal must perforce be a. passenger or a member of the ' crew, but not until the final fade- " dirt is the identity ‘of the miirderer the mosifslert‘ of possibly have de- sh ' w. the

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iltiil hitting front pages after five

‘ifinths existence, the Dionne quin- tuplets could be assured now, if th cored about such things, that their birth and development have furnished one qf tho greatest sus-

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last " 1'3 1x3? c. Northern On o ‘e the ‘ ive sisters-Yvonne, Annette, Emilie and. Marie-have

Cecile, received

some Royal Princesses get in a lifetime. Declared “world figures" __ a. Chicago court judgment that

lped ssvo them from exp» itation tho youngsters have become just

Abat. - ~~'W.hen they had intestinal toxse- Inia, their daily progress was re- po in English. United States H“ continental papers. when ‘s tumor was being treated pith radium it was news in South Imerics and Shanghai. They have lnsdo headlines in Amtrslla. A few lily! I80 D1’. A; R. Dnfoevthoir.

of tnocyoungoiorsu-lfhe ‘nomads- “Gillie. ~ds's most famous pcrsonaf" -‘ ~- News interestwusunlly" is-"short- lived but tho Dioxins qoimgcters scorn to have grown in news value with their physical growth. Every day they lived in their first month

As Thrilling Mystery Fare At Capitol

¢ljQuintsd i Barged To I World News

. a1 publicity and the father's ilrst

Therein lies the distinctive charm of "Fog." The characters are more thoroughly delineated than in most mysteries: the story itself is better motivated; the direction. photog- raphy, and technical effects are more realistic; and the set itself is a mas-

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Whooo was fin guilty hood in this loose siroms Jnosrdo fog- i bound ocosn iinor? ’

MARY BRIAN DONALD coon. REGINALD been!

terpiece of studio construction. “Fcg" unlike most thrilling films, justifiably has been given a lavish production and an all-star cast. Fourteen characters, assembled from all walks of life, play import- atn roles in may are brcvsht vividly to life by Donald Cook, Mary Brian, Reginald Denny, Helen Frec- inan, Robert Mews-dc Samuel S. Hinds, G. Pat Collins, Greta‘ Meyer, Maude Eburne. Edwin Maxwell. Wallace Clarke, Montague Show and Reginald Barlow. _- -

their antics have an appeal of sn- cther kind.

First word of the children's birth seeped from their home near here when their uncle telephoned the North Bay Nugget and naively ask- ed how much it would cost to print the birth notice for five babies. The family and physician were left much to themselves for the first day or two-the outside world be,- lleved the quintuplets or some of them could not survive.

When hours grew into days and the tiny hearts were still beating it developed a. story 0f the first importance. Special writers rushed from all over the continent to the town. After the first 48 hours news- wriiers were barred from the Di- onne home am} only two reporters have seen the babies since then.

Dr. Defoe was forced to accept the 10b of providing the press with news from the morning of the mul- tiplc birth. He carried out this ss- signment with keen regard for the ethics of his own profession. He became official observer in the nur- sery and faithfully reported all their doings to the press even to n fist fight between two c! the ais- ters. . .- _ The parents. 31 you-r old Olive Dionne and his 34 year 01d wife. have sought to escapcfrom person-

statement "I’m the sort 0f. follow they should put in Jail," has been his most interesting public com- ment.

When the y ungste up

was c. source of bulletins to meet the public anxiety. Now they have the "cutcfisteio stage and

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grow they have to Pill-e through dusty newspaper fylcs to read of the son- sation their births caused. No one iskecllinzosu pbookforthem.

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For seven years he lived in roman- tic Peshawar with s. brother who was an engineer. Once. ho recalls, their sleep was rudely broken by the rattle oi raiders‘ musk ‘ y on the roof of their bimgslow.

Prof. Sethi pointed cut the N0.-

Whitc Paper of the British govom- mcnt, proposing tbs now constitu- tion for India. "It doesn't give as anything," ho declared. The Con- gress was nominating candidates for the Indian Legislature with the object of defeating the obiedo of the white popor and securing some other form of constitution.

Gandhi had lost none of his in- fluencc with the people. the profes- sor declsred. Es described a great assemblage to moot the louder as he engtgcd in prayers at I30 dclofi

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The regular monthly mee g of the Upton Women's Institu met at the home of Mm. A. S. Morson on the evening of 0;‘. 10th with an attendance of eleven member's and two visitors. The president Mrs. Geo. Betton presided, ‘rhe meeting opened by repeating Creed in Unison followed by Roll Oall mqaonded to by jokes.

The minutes of last meeting was read approved and signed. The connnitim gave their reports. It was moved and seconded that one dollar and finty cents be paid for school fair prizes also moved and seconded that a world be purchased for school. The pro- gram for the evening consisted of a . Morson and one by Mrs. Geo. Machecd. The entertainment ccmmdttee for next meeting is Mrs. Geo. Turner, Mrs. Geo. Betizon, Miss Annie Mac- Kinnon, Miss Cass. Christensen Annual meeting to h: held at the home of Mrs. S. W. Taylor. Roll called to be answered by a twe minute ‘talk on a sehected subject. namely. What benefit is the institute to the country. The meet- ing closed by singing the National Anthem. A dainty lunch wrs served by the hostess assisted by Miss Beryl Morson.

New Process

Likely To Come . T0 Canada

IONDON, 1mg. Oct. fill-The Brit ish manufacturer is keenly aware of the necessity for new channels of trade and this is evidenced from the experience of the London of- fice of the Industrial Department of the Canadian National Railways. Many of, the British m nuiactur- ers are in bonstant touch regard- ing change‘ sin Canadian condit- ions, their relation to the homo situation and the exploitation of new inventions for the benefit of industry. Many of the British in- dustrlslisis have been attracted by the possibility o1 manufacturing in such c. country as Canada when raw materials abound in close proximity to cheap electric power and transport. P. A. Olcws, Euro- pean Manager of the Canadian Na- tional Railways, states London would seem to be the clearing house for the best manufacturing ideas that emerge from the continent of Europe. New patents and process- os, he remarks. find a. ready mar- ket for world as well as Empire rights in the city of London. Ro- cently Sweden has contributed ideas in cookers, and Austria Pmllrcss in elastic-metallurgy. Gennany has had special experience with lignite, Belgium with form-concrete piping and Denmark with peat, and some of these developments are likely to be tried out in the favorable con- ditions now existing in Canada.

Overcome by fumes from a bath- room heater, two brothers aged nine and thirteen, of Sydney, 1v. 5. W., were drowned in nine inches of water in a bathtub.

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ADDED . . . . Royal Commission investigating “VANISBING SHADOW" deals of the Oratorio Hydro-Elec-

CBAPTER ‘I tric Power l‘ lsslon.

OSWALD CARTOON He told Reuters rrospondent if WOLF-WOLF he was described as declining com-

Ag-iroto rs Dis- “perséd Police

ing after a mob of about 300 st- iompted to hilt wort st s. relief

project.

Senator Mcisben - RéfusesComment

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aocxnsrqn, u. Nov. 1—Gov- onunent loader in the Canadian Senate, Arthur Moigbon, said in on interview hens today ho preferred to withhold comment, until he was better acquainted with the situa- . ticn. on the political storm in 0on- ada centreing around tbc resigns- tion of n, n. Stevens from m! Cabinet. Ho said he was too

ment on both events it might be misconstrued in the Dominion but: indicated the distance which sep- arated. him from time scene of the levents made comment unwise.

Scandinavians ,G0ing Home For Christmas

MONTREAL. Que... Oct. ill-An opportunity for Canadian citizens 0f Scandinavian orifln and others t0 10in a happy travelling party for the purpose of celebrating Christ- mas in their homeland will be pro- vided by the sailing of the Norweg- ian America Line steamer "Ber- gensfjord" from Halifax on Novem- ‘ber 30 direct to Bergen, Norway, the gateway to Europe. occupying but 7 1-2 days. with actions to all parts of the European Contin- ent, according to Victor E. Ella, passenger traffic manager o1 the Canadian National Siearnships.

The Christina home-going tour- ing party from =.Western Canada will be accompanied to Halifax by

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vcrvthins was not being properly handled, the police sold. An inves- ‘igation then revealed they said that Gordon had withdrawn various amounts from five Boston banks and had also of some cc- operative bank shares belonging to the estate. -

Listed among the withdrawals by the police were 8108'! from the Eliot Savings Bank; $820155 from the Provident-Institution ‘for Savings; $1045.87 from ' the Boston Penny Savings Bank; $1448.52 from the RflXbllfy branch of the First Na.- tional Bank of Boston and $337.97 from the National Rockland Bank. Before Judge Adlow, Gordon was arraigned on nine counts of lar- ceny and held in $1000 until next Tuesday, despite his attorney's plea. for , 1 recognizance.

U.S. to Boost Higher Values

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.—-(A.P-) t Determination to lift prices and values higher during the next eightgnqrxths was evidenced today in a decrceihat government salar- ies would be restored to their pre-

|a representative to insure comfort- able travel to all aboard the train leave Wlnnipeglin special of the Canadian National zRallweyc. on < Monday afternoon, ‘November 26, which will be oper- ated at low coach-class fares. The Western group will be Joined by tho Blaster-n contingent st Montreal on Wednuday evening, November Rflntravelling diroct to the ship's side st Halifax. Tourist car accommodation will be avail- able, with the privilege or carrying 150 pounds of bani-Be free with each adult. ‘ this baggage being checked direct to the steamer. Should the direct sailing from Hal- ifax not be convenient, there is still another opportunity to reach Norway in time for Christmas, for which convenient train services ov- er llnes of the Canadian National R-ellwavs from Canadian points will be provided. ‘this will be by the 85111118 of the stesmo “Stsvanger- fjord" from New York on Saturday. December 8, direct to Oslo, Norway. arriving more about December i7. Coincidmg with a recent sn- nounccment of s reduction in ocean rates. the Norwegian Aancri- ca Lino offers special excursion rates of one and one third timu tho eastbound one-way rate for the P0118!!! trill to tourist and third class passengers crossing the At- lantic between October I2. 1094, and A11!" 80. 1006. These rates will be good for s. maximum per- iod or 15 days on land s-ftor disem- barkation and will bo effective bo- tween the ports of New York, 3g. ifax and Scandinavian points.

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L08 ANGEL”. Oot. sit-bin. ll- esnor Wilson MoAdco, divorcod wifs of United Ststa Senator William Gibbs McAdoo, announced today that the wodldng of hor nineteen- ycsr-old daughter, Ellen. to Rafael Lopes do Onoto,

tor, had been postponed indc

placing the last five per cent. of the 15 that this administration out from federal salaries.

“W811 by July 1, when the next "I! fiscal yes: begins. "to justify m sols?! increase. the President de- clared. Ho does not expect i‘. to be

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Fire tonight destroyed .the fine resi- dance, plant of D. R. nlcholson,‘ promin- ent Ccxhollh farmer. who estimat- od his loss at 00.000.

flames residenoc- - two. other, .b fovlhfi of littlmlvsil. Al‘! s. cheater-field chair and an elec- tric sewing msohin

Colin Mcitoc when tho fire broke out and his wife and family were in the city.

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depression level by next July 1. President, Roosevelt, making known his)’ intuition at‘ his ‘ semi- Wflkly Pfess conference, revealed that the budget for the new fiscal year would include fimds for re-

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igh enough by the end of this year warrant the boost.

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Rumor Reports * I Mueller Resigned

By LOUIS P. LOCIINER. Associated Press Foreign Sh!

BERLIN, Nov. 1.—(A.P.): Along with definite moves for pooce

among the nation's protestanti church-goers on the part of Nui- officials today were rumor-s, still

unconfirmed. that Roichsblshop

Ludwig Mueller had resigned.

An unconfirmed report said Muel-

ler had been invited to visit the

Ministry of the Interior when ho

was given o. hint that it might soon

be time for him to take a much, needed rest. But it was noted that» an appeal. on behalf of winter relief

appeared at the some time in Berlin

newspapers under his signature.

hold services of ‘flunkngivifig for Roichsfuehrcr Adolf Hitler’! decis- icnwkcepthcnuipsrivbutcz church ofloirs.

Wilhelm Prick, Minisiar of tho Interior, designated Rudolph 81M- msn. ' ‘ specialist in his do- psrtment. to make such conioctr with the protestant church as may be noocsssrytobringordcr out of

dorstood was instructed to got in touch both with Rsichbishop Ludwig Mueller, tho msn Hitler mtrusted with out his erstwhile aim of uniting all protestant churches under the Nui bonncr, and Muller's bitter oppo- sition. Meanwhile, it was loomed relish- ly that Rudolph Rem. Hitler's dolo- gsio in tho ranks of tho Nssi party,

Meanwhile, churches prepared to bcqi

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WHEN ALARM SOUNDS

JACKSON, Oct. Sb-Whm Fin

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importantmotor boot tacos durins the dentist azain, that same den- the last ton yea-ts or so. and is reck- itist is hoping he'll take ether. wed- oncd as one of the very best pilots 'ng5d,3y, just u the doctor clamped a pair of forceps on Daunters