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proof of their determination never to resent Daily Average 16 8 Copies. renee eee oe Neo omuty VOL. 3 NO: 69 lt;apeu, Route Map of C.N. Into The Hat Filed With. Railway Dept. at Edmonton Minister Approves of Plans Will Bring Big Farming Area in Close Touch With Hat Work From This End Will Start in Spring. Edmonton, September ials of the Canadian North filed with the Department for their-railway fromHanna to Medicine Hat: map and plans were accepted by the Department. The route of the railway will become a well settled Jarge section of Alberta s farming area into close touch with Medicine Hat. Work on this road between Bruderheim and Ver- million is now in progress and considerable grading will It is understood that active work on the Medicine Hat end of the road will be started early in the spring, as the Canadian Northern looks upon Medicine Hat as one of the best points in the province to get in touch with its extensive railway system. be done this-year. From Hanna to-This City 30. On Saturday the offih- Western allway: (C.N. R.) of Railways their route map The is through a country which distriet, and should bring a Ten Times No.1 Hard This Year At Least Half of Alberta s 2 band es was marketed altogether last Crop Expected to Reach Highest Grade. MAY BE 300. CARLOADS Yield of Oats is Heavy Fifty Acres Give 6,058 Bushels, , OW. A. B, Dispatch) Calgary, Sept. 30. The. quantity. of No. i1-hard wheat threshed in Aiber- (ta this year will be at least. ten times AS much as last year. The prospect is that at least half the 1912: crop will grade No.1 hard and Nos, 1 apd 2 n01 . Up to date, George Hill, Government Grain Inspector, has in- spected more than half as much No. as Much year. Only two cars of No. 1 hard White Fite, which sells in Winnipeg as No. 1 northern, were shipped from Calgary n 1912, but three cara have been inspected during the current month. It is estimated that the total out- put of first grade this year will be: About 200 carloads. The difference in value is about ten cents per bush- el . The yield this season will be on- ly slightly greater than last year, but phenomenal crop is reported in some sections. The yield from. the ready-made farms of the Canadian Pacific irriga- Hou. block .was thirty-three bushels to the acre, alt grading high. The oat crop in this section was also very successful, the yield being 26 bushels to the acre, Fifty acres of oats on two farms yielded 6,058 bushels and sold for over 2,000, Carson Departs Amid Unprecedented Pomp AP, Remarkable Demonstration For Ulster Leader as He Leaves City of Belfast, HUGE MULTITUDE CHEERS Eminences on Shore Tlumi- nated by Beacon Fires as His Ship Sails Down Lough. Belfast, Sept. 30. As the crowning submit to the dominion of an Irish Parliament, thousands of Ulsterites, Unionists and Orangemen devoted Saturday to signing the covenant against Home Rule in Ireland. But notwithstanding the anxiety and and dread a8 to what might happed, the day passed without; any serious. disturbances. In expectation of rioting a large force of troops was quartered in: the city but their services were mot necd- ed. Only one demonstration of fac- tional feeling occurred which threat - for a brief space to become serious. After a football match between Protestant and Roman Catholic teams at Celtic Park as the crowds Were returning home, several green flags were waved. The appearance of the emblems of Nationalism started several fierce fights but the potice stopped the conflicts before anybody was badly burt. RIDERS BROUGHT NEWS. In the course of the day Sir Ed- ward Carson received many mes- sages conveyed by dispatch riders and the signaling corps from all parts of the provinee of Ulster, informing him of the progress that was being made. A message from the Lord Primate of the English hurch gt; in Ireland, was received and ety read. It said: May God give. yon. strength end wisdom to guard aright Treland s faithful sons in trying to save our beloved national land from degrada- tion, disaster, religious strife and civil war. Undowbtedly the arrangements Cable) was treated as a solemn religious obligation exercised a restraining in- fiuence on the bellicose Orangemen, while the humorous view taken of the jeeremony by Nationalists tended to diminish their hostilit . The aspect of the: oi throughout the day was decidedly The sir resounded with jans going and coming from the city Jal, where-the covenant was signed, while bands played patriotic airs. From noon until late at night signa- tures were attached at the rate of 500 each minute and a halt, BEACON FIRES ALONG sHORE, aa ae Tivrary Deo ae * MEDICINE he reviewed the march past of the Unionist Clubs. Great crowds assembled at the quay, and on the steamer dock, Sir- Ed- ward, in response . to repeated cries for a speech, said: While I am in England and Scot- land fighting your battle I ask that you keep the flag flying mo surren - der, appeared and played Rule Brittania, Come Back to Erin and God - Save the King, , the crowd CAPTURED WHEN HE. ERT CONCEALMENT Waylanzek,, Aceused fof Shooting Little Girl, Ar- rested Yesterday at Ken- ora. / (W. A. P. Dispatch) Kenora, Ont, Sept. 30 Mike Way- lanzek, who. shot little seven-year-bld Ang Shiskey Saturday+and then fled to the woods, was arrested at the Russell House here early yesterday afternoon, He had left his hiding place and slipped into town and into his room at the Russell House, whi h, it. appears, he engaged on Saturday on arrival here. Waylanzek did not seem at all surprised at his arrest, which he took very quietly, and from what can be gathered from him he claims the shooting was accidental. He boarded at the Shiskey home, and the victim was a daughter of the house. : Use Bloodbounds tn Marder. Search Horrible Crime in Illinois Causes Extraordinary Police Methods. (W.-A. P. Dispateh) Quincy, IL, Sept. 30- developments befure promised by the officers investigating the quadruple murder on the Pfan- schmidt farm, twelve miles south of Quincy, when Charles Pfanschmidt, a prominent farmer, his wife, Matilda Pfanschmidt, their daughter, Blanch, aged 16,.and ; Miss Emma Kaepen, aged 20, the school teacher of the district, who roomed at the Pfan- schmidt house, were killed as they lay sleeping. Bloodhounds were brought to Quincy from Springfield today and were placed on the trail of the murderers. Despite the fact that thousands of people visited the scene of the crime yesterday, the officials belleve the scent is fresh enough for the dogs to take up. The bodies of the victims Were mutilated as well as burned. In the skulls of the two young women a blunt instrument. The bodies of Mr, and Mrs. Pfanschmidt were head- less when found, Pfanschmlat, was not accustomed to Sir Edward Carson, who has an- nounced his willingness to stand at the forefront of the battle until vic- tory is won however fought out was the dominant figure of the day. After a dinner given in honor of the occasion he. received a congratulat- / ory address from the English Pro- testant associations. Then accompan- ied by members of parliament who have ben prominent in this cam- paign, he started for the Donegal quay to take the steamer for Liver- , pool, to attend a big anti-home rule demonstration Monday. i From the Ulster Club to the quay- side Sir Edward and his party were escorted by a torchlight procession through immense throngs cheering enthusiastically. As the steamer: made its way. down the Lough every eminence on shore was illuminated by beacon fires. CARSON RWADY TO FIGHT. Prior to emberking Sir Hdward de- livered a speech, saying he did not know under what circumstances he would return to Belfast. gif it were for peace, he Preferred it, but if it were for figlit, he would not shrink, We have taken a step today, he added, which has put our enemies jin such dimeulty that tonight they are asking What on earth are. the Unionists going to dot Our enemies would better make up their minds on one thing, namely, not to interfere with Belfast. Prior to this he liad made speech from the balcony of the Ulster Club, where, under a blaze of searchlights, Sir Thomas. Shaughnessy have money in his house. There is Uttle belief that the motive of the crime was robbery. Denies Purchase of Allan Line Says Connection of O. P. R. With Company is: ues altered, (W. A. P. Dispateny Montreal, Sept. 30 Sir Thomas Shaughnessy today denied the rumor that the Canadian Pecific had pnr- chased the Allan Steamship Line. The arrangementa between the Ca- nadian Pacific and the Allan Lie, hie said, are the same now as they have been for years past, nor-is any chaige contemplated in the arrange- ments. SERVIA 1S ALARMED 100 Its Action Adds to Strained Condi. tion in Southern Europe War Seems Eminent. (C. A. P. Cable) Belgrade, Servia, Sept. 30. Orders for the general mobilization of the Servian army Were signed today. The T go, he said, to carry on the) fight in England. We are winning. i figures OF/'th hearing in Vancouver were large holes, evidently made with) Of the alarming news received here : a DISOROER IC TEATILE STRIKE Many People Arrested Car- Hammers, Bolta or Pieces of Iron. THE POLICE WIELD BATONS Leaders of Industrial Wor- 4 Hy u Pull of a pon Line Causes-Accident. m and Family, of Toronto, Meet Sad End. *Exeitable Youngsters. (W. A. P. Dispatch.) Lawrence, Mass,, Sept, 30.--Despite ermed attempts to intimidate Intend- ing workbrs, who ignored the 24-hour strike ordered by the Industrial Wor- kers of the World, as a protest against the imprisonment of J. J. Et- tor and A. Glovannetti, it was estimat- ed that not more than 7000 operatives remained away from the Lawrence Textile Mills today, Serious rioting Yery followed the attempted intimidation, Pickets had numerous conflicts with employees going to the mills today. A dozen ts were made for. at- tacks upon children, women and some of those taken being with revolvers, knives or other il ons, such as hammers, bolts or pleces of iron. One of the most serious disturbances was near the Everett Mil, A big crowd. of pickets gath- ered and became so threatening that the police charged them, wielding, their .clubs freely. Several persons were injured. Leaders of the Industrial Workers of the World said that the organizn- tion could not be held responsible tor the, disturbances which they attrib- uted to excitable youngsters. A mass meeting was arranged for this afternoon. Britain In Need of Strong Leader English Visitor to Winni- eg Says That German: hold. be Dealt With Firmly. sistant -oupply adian General William. Mi Laura 8. MeCa wife; Mrs, Mary tary, Omemee, Gracd Maxine McCaffery, aged 12, his daughter: Howard Sea- Y, 36 years of axe; ger McCaffery,. 8, bis son, were the victims, Mr. McCaffery, F son of Charles McCaffery, of town, came here with his family om Friday to spend a short holiday with-his wife, mother and two children. jHe started down the Pigeon River Saturday morning on a fishing trips The weather was fine and though: came on. tow- ards evening, ther) was nothing in the nature of squall. No member of the party was canoe passed down FIGURES INCASE Board Orders Lines to Fur- nish Government Coun- sel With Required Infor- mation. (W. A. P. Dispaten) ; Toronto, Sept. 30. The Dominion mai: ; Railway Board madg an order Satur- (WEA. E, eep ates day directing the ont tafiwey . Wanineti Cents 0. faineiand. needs a Biemarek, a: strong: man who : j Will take the German situation in hand and settle it effectively and speedily. We are seated on the brink Sta voledid, a volcano that Is stor- fg, secretly, but rapidly, all the for- ces to its command to break out and overwhelm us at:a moment's: notice and when we least expect the danger. The masses in England are op- Posed to war, just as the masses in Germany are against a clash with Bngland. But the military power . in Germany is. stronger than the people and the British Government are aware of. That plan Is to wipe Bri- tain s navy from the sea and make Germany master of the world, We needa Bismarck who will talk to Germany. in diplomatic but firm Jan- guage about her purpose in setting up this unprecedented public building of dreadnoughts, and who, if. Ger- many fails to give a satisfactory re- ply, will, in the dead of night, sound the alarm of war and launch the full force of Britain's might against her Secret foe, striking while. she can strike with sure .effect. The above is the opinion of A. J. H. Snushal, of Birmingham, .. England, manager of one of the largest ocean accident insurance companies in Eng- land ,who is visiting a brother here. Preparing to Meet Balkan Uprising Turkish Government Sum- mons Troops, Leaving Only Those Engaged in Active Work. . A. P, Cable) Athens, Greece, Sept. 30. Turkey making elaborate military prepara-' tions to meet any hostile demonstra- tions in the Balkans, according to a comparties to James Bick- nell, K. ., Government counsel, with a copy of their cage in the general enguiry into western freight rates be- fore the'resumption of the enquiry. M. X Cowan; K. C., repr senting the westert mbnufacturers, wanted,; the last spring-brought uptodate. and submitted. Since that time the vol- ume of business hadigreatly imcreas- ed and this acceutuated:the discrim- ination, he declared. Chairman Dr. Atoncatated that. the westerners were entitled to the basis figures on Hand, BULGARIA 0 10 GET READY Mobilization of: Army. Fol- Tows News of latest Turk- ish Action: *(C, A P. Cable) Sofia, Bulgaria, Sept: 30- The mo- bilization of the Bulgarian army was Drociaimed -by the Government today. The action was taken in consequence as to the concentration of consider- able forces of Turkish troops in the neighborhood. of Adrianopolls and long the Bulgarian ertee: S. NEELEY WILL STAND Conservatives of East Mid- dlesex Nominated Stand- ard-Bearer on Saturday. (W. A. P. Dispatch) London, Sept. 20 George Neely was the choice of East Middlesex Conservatives at the nominatiow con- vention Saturday iifternoon. There was a full attendance of, delegates and five name went to ballot: George semi-official statement published Neely, Chas. Robson, R, H. Harding, here today. The Ot Govern- John McFarland, and John Geary, ment has valled up 1 men, for- Mr. Neely won on the firet ballot. Hon. W. J. Hanna sfterwards ad- dressed the convention, TWO AIRMEN ARE KILLED ming eleven divisions of the second reserves for six weeks tratting in fie d manoeuvres. The Turkish troops sent from Thrace to Albania some Ume ago have now been ordered to return to their stations so that the only troops iation 8t Present detached from their or- United States Aviation (1.7 posts are those concentrated Corps Adds: Two to Ter- in saiontka, along the Dardanelles, rible List. and at Smyria, in consequence of the Washington, Sept: 30. Lient. Lew- is C. Rockwell, U.S. A., and Sergt. Frank S. Scott, of the signal corps, both atbtehed to the army aviation (CA. P. Cable) corps, ate dead-as a-result of an ac- London, Sept, 30. Severe earth - cident to an neroplane Saturday. quakes have been continuously regis - The machine while in the air fpll tered by the seismographic instru- about fifty feet killing Sergt. Scott ments in the British observatory war with Italy. EARTHQUAKE IS RECORDED. Skupthchina has been summaniiiisto meet. on. Thursday in extragy session. E almost instantly. Lieut. Rovkwell ' since early last evening. Tho distur- was so badly injured that he died a banee is believed to have occurred few houes tater. on the coast of the Pacific. T ; oy -Kers of World Blame;i DAIL Sioa DITION P. eS ain cay TH Manufacturers Cannot Get Cars Out No Cars to Be Had ments Conditions may Grow the present time are in a rether ger- derstand by a ious shape, Several of the shippers from this city they have large quantities to ship out. sof the ity to but that they cannot get the cars, One Bem me tt thy ent daily for some time. That is they can do is want. The p of eting the for some te et Earl Roberts, Cele pees Birthday To- for Change in MANY TRIBUTES 10 Him Empire s Fine Old Soldier is Subject of Many Con- gratulatary: A: Articles. with this opinion that for ae navy which (C. ALP. LP. Cable.) London, Sept(-30. AUl today's pa- pers extend hearty congratulations to Lord Roberts on the attainment of his eightieth birthday. He is spend- ing the day quietly at his residence 'Y at Ascot, and enjoys excellent health. When a. few months back the sumges- ion wag made that today s anniver- sary b the occasion of a national . Lord Roberts std that if Area Composed of 12,000 Acres in High River District. Passes to Dominion Coal and Tron Company. - * i (W. A B, Dispateny, es Calgary, Sept. 30. A deal is report- pected for a distance of fifteen miles ed closed between the Dominion Coal and range in width from seyen and and Ifon Co., and AH, Ford, of Cal- half to thirty feet. The its. gary, whereby the former becomes ry both coking coal and anthracite: Possessed of the Ford coal areas in a quality dqual to that of P the High River district, composed of Vania, both of which will be jately developed. At the time of the 12,000 acres, The purchase price is sald to be closing of negotiations the Gi 1,000,000, and gives possession of genheimer interests and the city Calgary. were consid one of the largest anthracite fields in the property. DISCOUNTS OPPOSITION THE BIRD-MAN SKILLED Redmond, Nationalist Lead- Aeroplane Driven By Ger- er s Brother, Does Not man Army Aviator Col- Fear Demonstrations. ; idea: With Tree. CW. A, P. Dispatehy CAP Sonnenburs, Germany, Sept. 30. The ewth of another German army , aviator, Lieut. Willyhefer, occurred today. He was injured during the Imperial manoeuvres in his aeroplane collided tn fight ANOTHER iva DEAD Former English Army Of. ficer Killed When Wire Becomes Jammed. i CW. A. P, Dispatch, Hempstead, N. ., Sept. 0- John L. Longetaff, a former English army ofticer, was killed Sunday evening . : while flying in a Farman biplane On His Trail. with his mechanic, Hierre Cavalier, en seventy fest in the air. A wire cons: (W. A. P. Dispatch.) nection for, the control of the biplane: Fernie, B. C., Sept. 30-A man pecame jammed and the machine n Aressed like a lumberjack and wearMecantiy overturned, striking the ing a white handkerchief tied over ground with such force that it was his face, went into the station of buried two fect. HOPES FOR BEST day evening and, holding the agent at bay with a revolver, took two Lawyer Gibson Arraigned jee Cherie: oF Marte New York, Sept. 30. The: Uleter- ites demonstration against Home Rule at Belfast yesterday fs no more dangerous than this flashlight, ex- claimed W. N, H. Redmond, the Na- tionalist member of Parliament, when bis speech, at a large mass meeting in Carnegie Hall last night, was Interrupted by the photograph- er's work, Halt of Ulster is as ardently for Home- Rule as any part of Ireland, he sold. Masked Man ; : Robs Station Escapes From Waldo But Provincial Police Are Hot hundred and eighty dollars in cash and a large amount in lumber com- peny checks out of the safe, and made a safe getaway. Chief Minitis of the Provincial Police h re, was: Mrs. Szabo. notified at once and left with four; eeemees ties constables and an extra train at one Goshen, N. ., Sept. 30-7 hope o'clock this morning. for the best, said Burton Wy Gibson, the New York lawyer, before being Arraigned in court here today, charg- a with the murder of his ie client, Mrs, Rosa, Mesohite Szabo: Houses for sale on easy payments or will exchange for real estate, Ap- ply to Hotson Leader. ante
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