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EALTH 0F DOM|N|0N 1

[pst Estimate Shows More Than Billion 1) ol l a r Increase (‘0ver That of Previ- 1 ous Year - Wealth By Provinces.

(Canadian Press) I UITAWA, Ont., Sept. 12.JI'he gtlonal wealth of Canada, in 1929 M ¢xclusive of undeveloped na- Imi resources, approximately $30.- "|4p,()0o,000, which is an increase of ' |1,21(),000,000 over the 1928 estimate ,I ;2o,eao,ooo.oo0. wording to the pominion Bureau of Statistics. Bim- uu. estimates placed the total for

itll at $2l,105.000,000 and for 1025

t $25,673,000.000. th0l¥h these fig- _ _ ,

:M are not exact” oompumble in PBIQMIEBS BIT 0 HEATHER ENDS UP ON CABINET

yisw of certain i!hlli'0Wi'l\€¥l¢8 Ind The iittlh scene was enacted be- ` little sprigs ol white heather from plane from Lolllemolllh ll _ R1GliT7 Lord Reading, Premier pdditions that. have been made in fore members of.the new British the scottish highlands in their opp; wearing it when he. met hia co_l- lv[_n.oD_o in Stanley Baldwin and J. , the method of estimation. cabinet went into session wearing lapels. Premier Ramsay Maobon- leasileo- They °l°l1lIk°d |01' I PINS

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for the first time an estimate of the -. V

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gate wealth of $10.628,000,000 or I , °f ‘M cr ln e Bulk i Mohd with $8.Z65.000.000 or 26.8

per cent; Saskatchewan third ,with $3.04'l,000,000 or 9.88 per cent and

~»~»» M one Award S 044,000,000 or 8.51 per cent of the

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mole. The other provinces ranked -__ -..___. _____ .___-

iis follows: Alberta, 0,406,000,000-

t“:.';:z.z;;:z.‘:;°°°.l°3:= ;':::.5.°.l.: o o . r $2.300 *NEW CATTLE

$150,000,000; Prince Edward Island, $154,000,000. While Ontario and

. Quebec led in absolute wealth, the , _Western Provinces came first in per

cepita wealth. British Columbia. held first rank with a per capita wealth of $4,474, Alberta, second, with $3.724 and Saskatchewan third, with $3,516. Ontario, with a per capita wealth of $3,249 was fourth,

, Quebec was fifth with $3,072 and

ilcnltobs, sixth with $2,070; Prince

Edward Island had $1,005; New ______ Brunswick, $1,879 and Nova Scotia, . _` 01.655. The per capita wealth for ‘C°““‘“‘“ P'°”I

Comes To Pro- vince In Cash Prizes From Saint John Exhibition..

tween $10,000 and $15,000 goes to

4 MNOUNCEMENTS. ::‘.*:;‘;‘°°:.::::;“‘;';;:.;;§;§'“:::::~ COMING EVEN'1`S» fruits and other products at the St.

_ John Exhibition this year and the

I .n;'Mm"I°W Club 10851118 live stock lllilidegis orriéehaildlitzihwnll rziillitig

may' September mm' 867941 $500 in awards for cattle shown and "F, E, M , h ‘ $48 for horses, a total of $557. Wyills live lI>?illl,iy?k"i'ille;ldldy?'iBle]§€ Other winners of the larger mn' 3031'9~13-3l- amounts included George Holmes

-_-' f Amherst N.S.. $451.50: J. R.

“Mo ll cl is ° ’ . w,¢,,,_.f§ay’ Se‘;,,en1‘,’,‘;f";§t,g_V“”°k' sempie and son. Truro. N.s.. mst

8M4_9_13_31_ ’ Stead , Bros., Charlottetown, $409;

“Ice cream-TM dame 1 G I Oakfield Estate, Oakland, N.S., 406; hmm Road Han Monday nmgl;`at~ , Beech I-iill Farm Ltd., Princeport. som lm, If not une’ Tuesday ' X NB.. $378: Dickie Bros.. Truro. 8351.

3558_9_12_2| Ings and Son, Charlottetown, $238;

,_ -& , Roper Bros.. Charlottetown, $247;

' Heath d l , pm. Mac;’M:`;K|nB;g;‘°"&,bl;=` ‘Charles R. Trenholm. Fort Law- lillsr wood, also local' mént Ad: rence, $212; G. Blackburn, Bridge.

minion 25 come. 5,,54.p_`1;,--gp ont., also; Ernest Houston, 1-runtcr

.me Y P S t River, P.E.I., 086; Home Bros.. Dunrimno,,`o_ 'wi °pN’:‘e§l‘;’hft’§L‘I; wirrsloe, P111., $240; simon Bos- lilly. "Juno wins". in Afton 1-nrlrl well, Dunstannsgc. lam., sire; J. Ydegnesday, Sept. 16 at 8 o‘clock. E. Baker and Son, River Hebert, N.

1-alan. 25 and as cents. s., scsi; George L. Boswell. char-

°°”'°'""’ iottstown, .i=.a.r., s4o4.so.

‘Eve the comedy "A Poor Married ""1 in the I o o ri null Mon

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lil Joan" in Elmira Hall, Tues- I,f,§y“;Isil:It. sépltlcmhcr leur one in ____ I

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”"*‘°- Bvneemscé eiiii’°t°l;:'n§:“lil»liI ‘°”'°°”'” "°°” 'if lilsy cup night ` wmu , OSAKA, Japan, Sept. 13-Colonel “Bum H _-__ _ and Mrs. Lindbergh, flying in their gum, Rfm_'° img: la: tllilgtlghl. nronoplane, arrived here at 5.00 p. “ll ll a. m. Everett I-i’si'slan'l’ 'Emo-.' lm. today from Kasumigsura. ,air- ;I;i=*;dsAlden Mouse. Kenhingteip drome near tokyo. The trip re- mmockfme date. 8ig'i;e::;d1_€i;4.;re3tit quired three hours, five minutes. I _ - ' , p,;':d°°;=l°l Niitlce. Mrs. W C Hoyt Cmzielhdohdgi Kogiixillenillcrxlliytii.

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iMuch Depends On Ex-

perimental S h i p -

, ments To France -- 1 First Today - Sales

_i the Dominion was ;:l,r4s_ sr. .lol-1N.»N.B., sept. 1a.-Bc- l Of L l V 6 S t 0 C k t0

I Great Britain Are

Increasing.

OTTAWA, Sept. 12.--An ln..:l'cst-

ing development in Canada.; export trade through theactlvity of the Department of Trade and Coln- merce, under the direction of Hon. H. H. Stevens, the Minister, is the ,absolutely new venture of live stock shipments to France. .

tonka, of the Atlantic Transpol-t Line, from Halifax direct to Havre. France. Two weeks later on thc Minnewaska, of the same line, another shipment will go from Hali- fax. Each vessel will take 175 head of live cattle and, as these ships have considerable refrigerator space. they will also carry several hundred lambs slaughtered and ready for the

I F"°“°“ “W” “"‘"‘°°" lone thc hands were neo iochind

A short time ago the Department

of Trade and Commerce, through its Paris representative, Col. rl. Barre, was advised that Il‘l'e'ncffl buyers were coming to Canada to study the prospects of shipping Canadian live stock to France. This branch of Canada’a export trade was entirely new, only isolal/ed shipments oi' live stock having been made in the past. As in the case of trade with the United Kingdom, the question of ocean transportation was important, and a representative of the Depart- ment in Montreal placed these buy- ers in contact with Canadian ship-' pers. ln order to get the traffic moving expeditiously, arrangements were made with the White star line for trial shipments to be made on two large vessels of the_Atlantic Transport line, a subsidiary of the White Star.

Two More Ships, If Needed

Additional to these provisions for

a trial of this businees the Depart-

Ind en U ptembar th. ot e. - ’ an Queerrostr”,;?w_ _“im MM.” Und" mmmces of w_ MLB, :n___Ti dering embers where the buildings er, a leader of Syria Fasclsts had

On Mondayrnext the first of' T 0 M U R E E R

these will go on the steamer Mlnne- }

, wealth in harbors, aircraft and i I' "F highways, As regards the provincial I

distribution of wealth, Ontario S N I H, e ' St() len Ca rs

ranked first with estimated aggre

Purchased In Go od Faith

It is reported that a number

l of automobiles, alleged to haw ` been stolen on the mainland.

havfbeen sold in thi! Province I as second hand cars. Some of I .mcse ears of high value have been thus picked up by local 5 purchasers, who, 'of"éorn'se, had.

they were purchasing stolen * property. _ An investigation is under .

way and the extent of the transactlonea indicate that a well organized gang is working ` in this illegal manner.

Prospective purchasers of

ears in this Province would be

5 well advised to “buy lit home" . |_ and not place confidence in of- ` fcrs however tempting. to un-

, known salesmen.

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li|N0|NG 0F lBO0Y P0|NlS

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I nnyonm-3, N. J., sept., is _ A _body tentatively identified as that Iof Benjamin P. Collins, Stamford, |Conn., yaehtman missing since last |Wednesday night on Long Island ,.Sound, was found in Northport Bay, between here and Elizabeth, this afternoon. The skull was crushed

the man's back.

$20, 000 Fire

(Canadian Press) NORTH SYDNEY, N.S., Sept. l2.--

$2(i,000 was caused by fire at Ingen- ish early this morning, when the plant of the Arthena Marie Fisher-I los Company and the new fish meal plant just completed for Leonard Brothers Fisheries, were destroyed. In addition 200,000 pounds of salt fish, the seasons catch by Ingonlah fishermen were destroyed.

The fire was discovered about two

o’olook and a bucket brigade was formed in an effort to control the flames. The fire made rapid head- Wll' however, and left only smoul-

lmark journeyed to the London air-

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Al' Sydney C. B. ,which started ill July and covered

Damage estimated at more thanxflclfi

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aid. M.P., and other speakers in at- tendanoe was held on the school grounds at Launching on Saturday aitemoon when a handsome mem- orial was unveiled to the memory

ity who sacrificed their lives in the Great War.

Following the memorial unveiling the cull donated by the Hon. F. rd

kept school grounds in the Province. won this year for the third consecu-

formally handed over to the trustees

by Dr. J. A. Clark. 1 Continued 0

Rev. J. C. MacDonald. |

The war memorial is of white!

marble, about eight feet in height 3 m0\1l1ted on a stone' pedestal. It l

carries the inscription: I

of ten young men of the commun- -igrecied to me memo, of the

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gallant heroes of Launching School ,` District who went overseas in the 105th Battalion to serve their King ,arid Country in the Great Wai,

iliose who paid the supreme sacrl- 1 lice, as follows: ` i

WV* time by Laumhine S¢h°°1. was, Killed in Action: sergeant. James

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7 priro In suburb of Mos- . opatamia Adds Fur-

ther Horror To Bel-'

_ lze Hurricane.

Hy Phillip Woods. Associated Press Staff Correspondent, Copyright 1931 by the Associated Press) BELIZE, British Honduras. Sept.

13-Fire in the suburb of Mesopot- amia as an aftermath of the hur-

Iricane that struck Belize Thurs- iday, was spreading rapidly today. iwhile it was estimated that the death toll of the storm was more

,than 1,200. , With the death toll mow estim- ated at least 1,200. it means that one person in every fourteen in the city‘s approximately 16,000 population perished in Thursdays storm. The peril in which the city is placed by these storms, lying as it does on the very brink of the sea. has led the Government to consider the possibility of moving it inland to higher ground where construction work is begun. I Hardly a house in the city kept its roof during the blow` and it is Itlis roofs which furnish the great-

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iAir Pageant

Closes Tour

(Canadian Press)

LONDON, Ont., Sept. 13-A

crowd estimated close to the 15,000

port on Saturday to witness the final of the trans-Canada air tour

approximately 185,000 air miles. ‘Florty machines including the fam- ous Siskin flight of the R.. C. A. F. from Camp Borden were at the

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Fascistsi Seize

Government

(Canadian Press)

VIENNA, Sept.. 13-Armed Fas-

cist Heimwehr formations occupied the district governments of Upper Syria early today. Posters in Syri- an towns declared that Dr, Pfriem-

8083 ll li ai. Prinpetowrr United Church. 0072 li. PM! ,had stood. ,seized the power of government.

f i :I = - a ;» .

(Canadian Press)

JUNCAL DO SOL. Portgual,

Sept. 13-Willy Rody and Christian Jonnnsen, Gorman airmen, with Fernando Costa. Vlega, Portugese pilot, took oft from an improvised flying field here on a projected non stop flight to New York at 9.50 am. (4.50 a.m. E. S. T., today).

Further Cement Trade Relations With Dominion

(Canadian Press)

CALGARY, Alta., Sept. l3-Aus-

trallan industries will not compete with those in Canada, it was stressed by members of the 'Aus- tralian goodwlll tour who arrived in Calgary Saturday. A journey across Canada is being made by the Australians to further cement

trade relations with Canada and secure data of interest to Australia for mapping our future trade channels.

Ponzi Must

Serve Term

(Canadian Press)

BOSTON, Mass., Sept. 12.-Char-

les Ponzi, get-rleh~quick schomer of more than a decade ago, must. stay in States Prison until 1934, the state board of parole so voted yesterday, when his case came up for action, in view of the fact that he had serv- ed two thirds of his minimum sen- tence.

Toronto Schools’ Close Because'

Of Intense Heat'

(Special to the Guardian)

TORONTO, Sept. 12-For the

second time in the history of the Toronto school system, the public schools were shut up for the nfter- noon on account of the heat yes- terday. Children ipft their classes at the lunch time recess, gay in the knowledge that they did not hav to go back until Monday morning.

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C rops .Good L Throughout l The Dominion'

MONTREAL, Que., Sept. 13.-

l./ipart from the drought-stricken .' areas of the prairie provinces, crops generally throughout the Dominion are fulfilling earlier promises of good yields of high quality, states the weekly crop report of the Bank of Montreal, issued today. Har- vesting ln most districts is now well advanced, and conditions' continue favorable for late maturing crops of fruit and roots, the report continues. With harvesting 65 per cent com. plated in Alberta, 75 per cent ln‘ Saskatchewan and 90 per- cent in Manitoba., the estimated prairie wheat crop now stands at 250.000,- i 000 bushels.

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I Wood May Race iDon In England

(Special to The Guardian)

NEW YORK, N.Y., Sept. 12.-A

tentative "feeler" from a._ London lpaper as to whether Gar Wood,I ‘speed boat pilot, would be wllllng` to race Kaye Don, British speed-1 ster, on the other *side of the Atlan- tic, brought an emphatic affirmative l from Wood today. "Gladly", hcl

'wired the editor of the Surldayi

Chronicle. who had sent him this message. "Are you prepared to race , Kaye Don on a suitable course this side of the Atlantic, if satisfactory

arrangements can be made?" |

Wood told ncwspapermen today,

that by making certain improve-‘ ments on his Miss America IX, he hoped to “have the fastest boat in the world before the snow flies." He also declared he is building a new boat.

Wood reiterated previous denials

that there was any trickery on his part in the second heat of the Harmsworth trophy race September 7 on the Detroit River. “What I did say and what I did mean was that 1 would lead the challenger, over the starting line,” hc said, "but by lead I didnt mean entice.' He again declared that it was through a misunderstanding that he was quoted after the race as saying he

tricked Don into a premature starts

. PARIS, Sept. 12-Premier i' Laval and Foreign Minister i Brland, today, definitely nc-

eepiaed an invitation from the German Government to go to Berlin on Sept- 21, for discus- sion of problems nf mutual ln- terest to both nations.

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Warp Memorial Unveiled

I l/-ind School Cup Awarded

At Launflhing On .Slaturday

Impressive Dedicatory Service I] M I N I II N

F oll d B P t t F rr...‘2l`”§.....‘§.r.f§s 52.3 531.122 P R 0 T |53 T3

For Best Kept School Grounds. II _ S _ A C I I 0 N

All lmDl`¢!5lV° C€l'¢l"00l'lY with Pre- Both functions were largel

1 y up o _ .

mic: stewart, Hon. J. A. Mscnon- tended, and were prosiuco ovcr by Diplomatic Represen'

tation From Canada To Washington May Follow Present Ac- tivities of U. S. Au- thorities Re Depor- tations.

(Canadian Press)

H t i rr .

ear z n a competition established . 1914-1918. , TORONTO’ out Sm, 13 _-1-he

by me Canadian C°Uf1°i1. °f the In black letters on inc sides of "ro~~outo stir ilullslioathe lfnollow A Horticultural Society lfor the best mg monument are me names O, A ( p ._

ing under Ottawa date: “Diplomatic representation from Canada to Washington may follow the present activities of United States immigra- tion authorities in departing Can- adian husbands who have married and brought their families into the world ln the United States.

Up to the present Canada has on

humanitarian grounds, accepted the families who are without Canadian citizenship or right of entry to this country, along with the husbands who made illegal entry to the Unit- ed States in the first instance. It is estimated here that upwards of 500,- 000 individuals may be directly or indirectly ailectecl. It will be Sug- gested that where more than half the family concemcd hold United States citizenship, it should be per- mitted to remain there."

(Canadian Press)

CALSHOT, England, Sept. 13

-Flight. Lieutenant G. H. Stainforth set a new world's speed record of 386.1 miles an hour ln a. seaplane over a three kilometre course here today.

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TEMPERATURES Maximum ............... '13 Mhnimilm . . . . ........... 66 High tide this afternoon at 12.12

and tomorrow morning at 12.28.

Sun sets this evening at 6.14 and

rises tomorrow morning at 5.38.

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18, 4-37 p. m.

Summersidc tide eighteen minute

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CAR FERRY SCHEDULE ,

Week Days-Leaves Borden daily|

0.15 a .m.; 11.40; and 5.15 p. m. .

Leaves Tormentins daily:-103|

a. m.; 2.55 p. rn. and 7 p. m. ‘ Up to and including September 11

on Sunday leaves Borden 9.15 a. ns' and 5.15 p. m. Leaves Tormentind 10.30 a. m. and 7 p, m.

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