OCTOBER 6, 19

UNCLE RAY’S _ CORNER

A LITTLE sslunnsv TALK

Rhine river, or’ the gems, or the

A "m" "P" 1n o "lilo villoao Tutu. berm you saw them. would resume hcr classes in singing and

brings up an interesting question in you chin

the following letter: “Dear Uncle lay: I vroulflllka

Gwmraphy helps us to know

to have a leaflet on ‘llow to Make abo t. th . " “m” 5mm" M" I "W" ‘Wllld. llleirgregnlmfalrtégs B12: was‘ CANDIDATES for Garden Oity

like to have your opinion an which of life, l! ll"l'°_.|l\!P°l'llfl¢. seography or what peo hl"°'7~- will" h"!!! .1 debate is impol-

on ‘M! mum‘ ‘l’ whm" I ‘m and mduellr- for it may help u; October 6th.

workload the aide that has leog-‘to k h l-aphy. I rclljmlr his and en- find ‘email. Plzlirtlvgeofsmtllg‘ means: "mfe- iCHURCIIP-Proaching Service on

My ihoor- voivrnuoh. . . Your: truly.

y them so much when you clocution Sept. 25th. Forregistrs-

lvlillod Gellllfllly. Franco or Egypt? Alon call phone sit-J.

It. is interesting to kngwipilplllilflby contest can lpply at the m mp1s do in other places, Igloifipa in Market Building, between ni. to know about trade 1 oclock noon and 5 p. m. Saturday,

A 800d knowlodge- of geQgr-gphy Sunday afternoon, Oct,’ 1, m; 3

flllflll-lllll. Betty, it seemed to mo lands their ways of p1,; rm,- ~- — - I . l ..~l-) that the two subjects werc cf about hardships, it gives llS a feeliilgbl-lf HUNTER

equal value, but I have made a sympathy

B0“! Fort." ,.Bl1ould help to prevent war. when ("Cl%l{, conducted by Rev. Ross C.

whm I fir“ "mull"; 1.15m"- yflur-We learn about _people m other Iaion of Charlottetown.

RIVER UNITED

and friendship for ghemjfllrlUllCll-Scrvlcc for Oct. 7 1928.15”: some m3“ which shed “gm on antic season. but finished with nine ' straight victories and eight com - 80f. him started on a subject that is

chi . . oce Because oi’ a certain. great NoXt Saturday Ill give points in A. E. Chapman, B. A. Pastor. 11 a.

l 1mm I 5091110 my that one of the favor of history, also

rubioots is even more important of which is more important. pm. l-luntcr

toga the other. . ore I_ " Iva _ over. ii want? tcm§ct°pgi€ii' mo]

I G l.‘ i _ If you would like a copy o; the

"ny oplllionlm. Wiltshlre, 3 pm. Hampshire, 7

River. Rev. H. Baxter,

B. A. cf Hayfield. N. B. is to preach a‘. this service.

mint-s on both sides. Let us take lama“ "Q‘"'~"'"°“5 55°)" Europe‘. rayon BAP-Tia!‘ PASTORATE

up soosrslrhylnrst: .

(wit ~- . 11 Answers). send me a Euvlce on Sunday, ooh. 7th., will

The modem u "iompod envelo ~ - . LIICfBII-i of getting Zgfiuhdhffiajffifyyourlsclr. Adair-egg yzoclliileliltigér t‘; gamebrlflogglryvs: Wrstmorelzlnd, at l1 e Ofo- We have airplanes. auto- “c ° Ray’ l“ “are M "this news‘ at 7.00 PJm-"MYPOII 0. Brinton, min-

mllblles- 5'15 111165. and fast trains

time in history.

When peo l. t l l themselves .58‘... 2min’. Lttllrlely Th? about the lands to which they s: I‘ W“ ‘"1"’ ootblns about m;

vapor- Write i i i . More people travel now than at snyItroubIc ill the mull; l’ to avoid any lstal._

at 3 p.m., and Albany,

MARRlAGE.—Mr. and Mrs.

“ George C. MacKay, announced i/he l rrarriage of their daughter, Helen Clark, to John Sutherland Hender-

son. September twenty-ninth, of last

Dalhousie Team Driver Kirby

t0 be Stronger l 77km Last Yearl,

sie University Tiggr b plans of Nova Scotlafllfilly‘ 83?]; to defend their iaurels this fr,“ with smtlrzirllm even better than the one 1m We'll through the Maritime season without a defeat. Terr "d "me strove additions from; the 1937 freshnlan team. present freshmenand others who did not turn out last year, will be the nuc. leus of the Tigers, Oi’ the five men oi’ last. year's

Hum ties: 301;? imposed“ of his opposi- AX. N. s. _ i on y as on in win in . 061i. 3 Daih0ll'_tne Ashland stake feature. Anoltlheg son of Peter Volo, Bennet Volo, {was second. The Indiana for two-l year-old pacers was won by Peers. Guy after Betterwin, top heavy is- f l . ‘Kill? “indefi”? ‘°"°‘”""‘ “ u protective o - a on , as years men are out again-I e um lflllly evident 11$ l1 T0511“ 0f 01110- to but we prefer to hear what the under the wire. ial intimations today. _ The chief topic .of discussion a‘. i put are, in regard to the decline in tcdays concluding session of the

cf E. J. Kirby behind Betterwin de- clared the betting off and reserv- cd their decision further regarding ;tlre race until later). This is the °°"5e'""““"e first time this has been done here

year. Nineteen hundred and

- twenty-seven. 8242-1 -6-ii.

‘ . in Trouble I

LEXINGTON, Ky, ‘Oct. l-noliy.

The judges not liking the drive

far Premier

British Tories Favor Protection

LONDON. September‘ 28. —- Thliil In the Province of Prince Edward The Cardinals will have to dc-

tarlff system seems

party conference at

Yarmouth was whether and how

Baldwin had in his

team not Wt‘ "Bunker, Murphy. of in some years‘ The Easmm mare‘ speech last night committed him-

sell" 10h“. is one of the most pro.

Summers Worthy, won the second

self to protection. Despite the

mnem‘ Bunken wh° was W19 0! division 2'18 trot for horses that‘ Prime Minister's heroic attempt to

the same most of last season with

covered in time to h th ~ to British Columbisfladeecidez “in:

on the half line will be gre ti missed. Others whowlll notabg a out are George Langstroth, Aubrey Tllllllor, captain last year, “Ab"

Smith uhd: “Kenyan McLeaIL the Farm.

peppy forward. New Brunswick students who have made a favorable impression with

the coaches are Fred Jennings,' of the

llllllky medical student from Saint John: Don Thompson. former Mtf 5llle°ll Player who scored the only; ll‘? for his team against U. N. B. lost year. and Wishart, an ex-U.N. B. player. Others turning out

entry of Harkncss Edwards. son of nr‘ o‘ M‘ Edwards‘ walnut Ha“ “The Prime Minister's r-‘atemcilt on the Government's policy of

have not won on the Grand Circuit satisfy his auditors without disclos-

e, broken con b I _ this year but not only after los- Br one but who re Trio the second heat to the three-

yon-x-old Michigan colt, Donald Bel- hoo bod onoulzh football. His speed mi“

irlg the Governlnents intentions. it wss elicited today that llc left tllc 1100f Ollell 101" the British iron and . ‘r -ow so much of the materials ou. Surrey Centre. and members of the -_,, _ steel industry to state its case for T mm m" was hard fought “saIeguai-ding“, J. C. Cob.‘ avidson.

nd was won by Princess Gay‘ the chairman of the Conservative party

safeguarding MW‘ u a lei election

organizations, said today.

after the next. gener- contained a definite

lpledge that no industry would be Idcbarred from stating its case, and [proving _it, if it can, before an ap-

ipzopriate tribunal. Naturally tllcsc

calts wards cover the iron and steel in-

dustrles."

CLEVELAND, Oct. Ii-Spencenlthhmy shag,

It was also learned on good au-

it is not the Govem-

have caused- the number of candi- alozw- the big [my 0°“ ‘lwned by mcntfs intention to change the

dates to be fur shove any previous David M. Look, of New York. def- year. linitely has established his right to

F. M. Fraser, of Halifax, is mhrrqwesr the threc-year-old trotting ager of the Dalhousie Outfit, and crown o! the 192B season.

Dr. John Rankin and Dr. Kirk Mc-‘

Lellan are coaches. They have the ious triumph in the historic Ken- team in excellent condition roi- the lucky Futurity raced at the Lexing- Opcning of the City League on ton, Ky., Grand Circuit meeting. Saturday. It is expected that the He ellllfllleled E1118 V010. fill? Alli-

This is as the result of his glor-

Tigers will journey to Wolfville and bomu filly that bud defeated him LONDON,

meet the Acadia fifteen. who have in the Horseman Futurity at In- been admitted to the City League dianapolls; Nellie Signal, winner of this lyear, in the opening game,.the Matron and Championship Stal- Wanderers and United Servioeslion Stakes; Gaylworthy, The Vir-

Hlo the other entrants m the hrs. ginia Senator. Scotland, Bogalusa eyes o; his

BUB. ,

ENGINEERS r0 EXTRACT

the Great and Coburn.

quarters winner of the two richest

Spencer now will enter winter --M|nnleg-

safeguarding procedure bcforc tllc general election.

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ROBOEPEAKS

(By British Unitcd Press)

Oct. 2—-Sir Richard

Pagct, a famous authority on phon- etics, thrilled one of the British Association meetings at Glasgow the other day by creating before the

audience something

that could shout "Ee,” "Oh," slid

lie advanced a theory oi thc or-

NITROGEN FROM AIR, thrcc-yccr-old fiiturities of the 5g“, of Speech and said that speech

(CANADIAN PIwSS)

year, the $66,000 Hambletonian and the Kentucky event, worth $14,000. In addition. he will have the dis-

rounds could be produced easily by artificial means. A simple organ reed represented

TQKYQOct, .-Germa.nanginecrs tinction of leading the nation's me vocal chords o; the human

and Ja/panese apltal are behind atrotters in money earnings for the thm“. Sh. Rrchard attached m H, huge enterprise to extract nitrogfllleeeslln- H" rmked “'9” ' amm“! a pipe representing the vocal cav- from the air. Gennanyb greatjhe money-winning two-year-olds my and fitted a prunge, m do

chemical company, the Enterssen of

Farben Gesselschaft. is furnishing-

It is unlikely that any three-year A pa“. or

the technical facilities and eight old trottcr will beat. Spencer's race breath. and

lflrke Japanese concerns interested

mile of 2.02%. made in the Ham-

in themanufactureoflfertilizer have bletonlan. that stands as the fast- organlsed a. company to be known. est of the year by a performer of

as the Toyo Chlsso Kogyo Keisha to that Bee and Boll. Then Sir sllefleel‘. e devempmem °l the another pipe with an addition to

make use of the German process on an enormous scale.

Bulprsic of ammonia. in the amount tremely unfortunate that McDonald

of between 50,000 and 100,000 toms was unable to drive the 00114 lll llle bis events duo to severe "llulles in the nose," said Sir Richard, and

sustained 1n B llllll "l? the NM“ he closed the nasal cavity. This time "Minnie" was transformed to

a year after starting the enterprise will be the conrpanyfls objective, and

this output will be steadily inoreas- Randall track here on August l2. ed Billy Lease, the New York driver. “Brady;-

The demand for nitrogen fertilizer had the honor of doing the 9110i»- in Japan, is growing reipidly and the ing.

new industry is expected to stimu- late agriculture termendollsly.

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great Indianapolis trainer, Lon Mc- The production of phosphate. of Donald. is the best pupil that boo ‘ - “ ‘ of i» and

Spencer's success also 1155 Prwed and fingers

In: sursniorzm or IDWAID rox

jsuiuuasios

.mmpl

elifisomsclo. with the Kc ‘

that every Hambletorlian

my, winner of the prowl-liar in 1020. turned the trick s; did Iosolrs Worth! ll" Ye"-

hsr eternal reward on Saturday.

e o: the golden Axworthy-

MISS MARY ANN POLLAIID There passed peacefully away w

mbfl 15th. Miss MIA’!

1927- duty for the human tongue .

bellows supplied -thc when Sir Richard

moved the plunger up and down. the pipe ejaculated most realistic- ally, “Ec," and "0h,".

Richard brought out

represent the nasal cavity. This time when the bellows came into " 170m m5 “hwl- It l5 9x‘ operation the lecture theatre was filled with cries of "Minnie!" ' "Now I will give Minnie a cold

By using a trumpet mouth-piece and employing his cupped hands

as a. vocal cavity and

a 8T9“ tflllmlilll 101' Devld M- lmk’ tongue, Sir Richard was able to re- who owns Castleton Farm. 119K111!‘ produce exactly the sound of a ton. Ky. The letter mt ‘mly ‘Wm baby crying. fl-m 001C, bill’. DISC. him Mid in ld- He descflbed h|5 them-y 9f {hp dition owns his sire, Lee ‘ride. 5nd origin of speech as follows: dam Petr-ex. Broom 1B e 31"“! "Primitive pm tn Great oss Lee Tide is "Wm"; ifbeiiiliefi him?" iigngio cr . l d an s, s

‘l. grlelst grandson of Axworthy andglgirllll! tgngue‘ followed suit, under- is I- dlllllllef °l Pa“ lhelstudying in ridiculous fashion thr

movements of his hands. As later v he became enzasrd 1n em 3nd . . . mturity. it is intercstinl to fiillelol-erts, his hands became too bury . ~. land retired from the struggle, leav- Oolfliiisqu 0a usl. urns in has won l; glgJsoxin-hhr the undlerstudylng tongue

a I'll-Ill‘ ch i ace.

“ll-ihc irlavnlonlimc of the lips ant‘ tongue acting on tilxdvocali cllaorvd; came to be recoill . In had h porolr" In swords, he added, the movements of the imflle l" 111m‘ ing them are a reproduction of the movements of the hands. In pro- ncuncing an ancient Chinese word for paddle, the movements of the

r man, . rolling rand

Plains. She had h,“ were similar to those of 118M913 °l the lands when paddling.

{on invol- on

(Patriot and

m‘ whom she spent her last years. two III "l9 nieces Ellen and Gertrude and one mephsw Wiliian. Her funeral was held at St. Jolchinfs Church. Vern-

Sunday. Sept. mil.

. .45" 39g gqul n“; 1n Pg‘@__ other ‘Gallagher's Herbal

Beltonhpgls please

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

(ed to have no matter how high the . . Although Miller Huggins says his e moilmst is having trouble It ma - y

. prices soar. We could quote malt . .. - ,, lenses in which this has been the "lmh-“g “"“ m“ ‘we “f ‘ism- mlel _ an cdgc in the box rests with the To come to the point, let us

our deduction. The number of chic- ilons being raised on farmsiirl023 iis about i0 pcr cent. less than in 1327', according to returns received ‘by tho vlaollingtozl Department ‘" ltovering approximately 22,000 flocks and representing all Stittcs.‘ ‘returns showed the number of lehlcks and young chickens of this year's hatch ill thcsc farms ‘Jocks nri July 1, to bc 0 pcr ccntl- 10s‘) than on July lsi. ill/L ycal‘. Return: for June showccl l2 per cent. less. yfor May 1, l5 per cent lApril, i6 gcr cent. less than on the .same dates last your. The decline

Cardinals’ starter. even against a

wcc Willie Shcrdelv lost two

czmlng battle. of 39. but he still Alex the Great

have more than half the chickens once Mitchell. the southpaw sult- |in the United States is about v per bullor. luul u morn uuy of making

cent. The Southern States shows Strong batsmen weep over that running," I explained. “In order to

ldvcliiie of about 14 per cent, the dlnkv curve. He "hasn't sot a Northeast 12 per cent, and the West thlnu." but many clubs can't hit it. about 5 per cent. Nebraska and prrtloulurly the Glunts/

Kansas are the only States of large Against this array. Miller Hug- production that do not show o. de- gins must hull on overworked Hoyt crease, the number of young birds and an uncertain Pipkllls. B. vet- there on July 1st, being about the erarl Zachary-sod no Pennouk at came as a year ago. all.

' pend upon the above mentioned

the return of o. Conservative GOV~I§kllld the rule in the past, when

Ielnment in thc next general eloc- grains were high, to feed potatoes, nuartette to start all games and tion will be. followed by an exten- sion of the policy of the “safeguar- work out well this Fall when pota- ‘which he already is suspicious if ding of industries” to a point where it will’ practically constitute low. Other features of the market ,cept the "big three" who helped

and vice versa. a rule which might Huggins will be tempting a fate of, toes arc so abundant and the price ihe ventures forth with anybody ex- for our feeds might also be 11lll1d€d the three-time champions stagger

lvlnws of the fowl and chicken out- i M»? one volume of the quantity mayl ‘ have on the American market as] BEAR VISITS CHURCH | well as on feeding fowl of generally , this year. ; The crop conditions here at homo and also abroad suggest the idea ofl NEW WESMINISTER, B. C. Oct! asking why capitalists permit the , 5.-—Thc towp of Surrey, near herei feed business to be kept almost ex- ‘ has a church-going bear. More than} "iusively in the hands of the mil- L once the animal has been seen leav-l llels in other provinccs when ‘we ing the Vestry of Christ Churchy

(CANADIAN IPRESS) .

‘if which feeds arc manufactured. I board are considering the advisabili- ls ihcrd no part of ihc bran indus- iy of locking the doors of the build- liiy which does not; offer an 001101“ - to prevent further instruction.

‘illlllly l0 young men he"? 110 Om-l Simon Cunningham, secretary of, bark in producing hish otondordhle Surrey school board, was the‘ l-randr. of meal and bran? It op- 19cc, to see the bgan He was walklhq (rears so; but it was not always so. I310“; m9 street h; the glrrre and In the days oi olden muuy Tnlllsmotice what"hé m. rust thought to were kept ruoolus and emuloylm {be an old woman with a hunched: labor all tho your rouml We should l‘ buck leaving the church. The waddl-| at 1655i be able W 51113913’ the h°me ing gait seemed peculiar, however. market, and in addition compete and he stopped to find that the 0b-! viith the mlllcrs of Canada. It is m, he had “k9,, m, a woman was‘) n live subject, and there are manvnn ream,“ a be,“ Cunningham at. others if the population is to beflcmpted w chase the bem- away’ kelll l" h°m° and “has lwkillg f“ ‘but the creature ‘merely sniffed con- "rmploymcnt are wanted to locateitcmptuously and the school hoard

lloro- official decided to continue 0n his

way. Fat times in the forest and wild places arc apparently over for an- other year, for bears have been :‘cntiful in the valley lately and have abandoned their customary feeding grounds in the hills. ‘Far- mers are continually complaining of| their rchards, ‘bee hives and outdoor larders being raided by -bruln. -i—4-o->-———

lNDlAN row-wow OBSERVED

RAMA, Ont.. Oct. 1.—Oilbwuy In- zllans from the Rama and adJoin-_ ‘rig reserves recently held their an- nual pow-wow here, and Indians from reserves situated in all parts of the province gathered with them to observe the ancient custom of the hrlrgleyhough the modern administrlr: GRAIN TRADE 0F CANADA. 1921. tion of the Indian territories has to a great extent done away with many The Grelll Trade Report for the

of the historic ceremonies of thqcrop YBM‘ olldfid Jilly 31 and W pow-wow, so that in some respects the close of Navigation 1027 has 31151- l’. bears a marked resemblance to been issued by The AHrlClIll-llflll the fall fairs held in rural centres, Branch of the Dominion Bureau of nevertheless there were many dis- Statistics and consists of 205 pages tinctivcly Indian features to it. with 6 ‘maps and charts. This vol- The picturesque costumes of the ume has been thoroughly revised to leaders of the tribe were seen include all the movements of gra/ln around the reserve ground, and a covering the above periods. great parade was held each day in The (first part of iihe report deals which cvcryavsilablc costume was with the domestic movements of worn. The squaws and maidens of grain, the production. inspection and the Oiibways donned beads. huck- handlings at country. interior ter- skln and feathers and‘ paraded be- minall public terrninlal, private ter- fore the admiring braves arrayed as minal and private manufacturing were their primal ancestors. elevators in the Western Inspection The effects of one party Bltolld- Divisioni comprising Pbrt William ing the pow-wow were transported and Port Arthur and all territory to the reserve in an ancient covelrcd West thereof) and at public eleva- wason. which was ucoomooulod- tors in the East. Handlings of Unit-

Csrdlnais. Jcss Haines had an er- ‘Vll-Ili. recently, he undertook to use

meter-games. He figures as the 91' Special interest at the present,

crew cf left-handed meuiers such Hrcat importance in engine Cfflclcn- "r. ihc Yankees. cy.

The tough games to‘ Pennock in the tile tngine slowly, and s; he srhdred i926 series, which is one good rea- compression Chflfflcteflsfius in one son for supposing that he will win cylinder by opening the petcocks ill this time. If tlrcrc is any justice in all ihc others, that compression in. (ihc ..law of irvcragcs. Willie will creased as a. piston approaches the take the close ones in the forth- topmost position of its travel. reach-

d f Old Alex the Great is 41 instead This, he ', 1 (old h' _ - an or ncccssarllyfjveihssidentical ‘Tllliliitlllgfti’ Co.’