Evening Star Newspaper, September 13, 1926, Page 15

GANADA T0 DECIDE - ISSUES TOMORROW ‘.Tariff and Customs Fraud i Allegations Figure in Elec- ! tion for Commons. the Associated Press. TTAWA, Ontario, September 13.— oters of Canada in tomorrow’s gen eral election will have opportunity to decide whether Canada should have a protective tariff; whether Gov. Gen. B B ir opinion, right or g a Canadian pre- - a dissolution of whether the govern- remier Mackenzie- the polls depa subjects > in the campaign conducted ive and Liberal 1 ed the defeat of the crnment, headed by cighe he | ¢ Meighen, In the s nons on July 1 candidates for en to the ised by the in 100 torted n the history nt in the Brit- « any prime minis ution while or even of < have made much i ultimately ervative govern ave charged the Southern Agriculiural Fair MARLBORO September 13 to 18, inc. Curning uniil Sept. 2 CONNECTING TRAIN Ly, Washington (Union Sta.) 12.50 P.M. Returniug, leaves Fair Grounds Tmmediately nfter racea Pennsylvania Railroad Fealey’s Pharmacy 11th & Pa. Ave. S.E. Is a Star Branch Convenient service is rendered by these Branch Offices to those who want to make use of The Star classified section. There is a Branch handy to you, and it is in direct com- munication with the Main Office—so that you are insured prompt insertion of your advertisements. No fees are charged by the Branch Offices; only regular rates. Star prints “Around the Corner” Is a Star Branch Office. i _|it from one end of o |other. i e Guard Duty % Detective’s Broken Up by Chase Stolen Auto SCARE AND A DUCKING | Lieut. Ofstie Dumped Into River| by Collapse of Struts of His | Pursuit Plane. i After Cutting short an with his wife terncon ride v after- nd foot 1 vouths Licut. Ralph Ofstie of the Bureau | of Aeronautics, Navy Department, got | a pretty bad sc {in front of the Naval Air Station at !| Anacostia, D. C.. today when the pontoon struts of his little pursuit plane collapsed as he was making a || landing on the water and threw the || ship over on its hack. i Lieut. Ofstie was ferrying back to the station a Boeing fighter with a 400-horsepower “wasp” air-cooled en- gine and, according to witnesses, it || is helieved leveled off a lttle too low, [ resulting in the plane striking the | water with a much harder impact. s holding the floats to the ed away and Lieut. th, A hoat put out immediately and { | in govern into dry land. lle | millions of s not injured. ‘The ‘plane was | to the | badly damuged. but it ix belleved it | h street ested gave their names as Lewis Smallwood, McCul- lough place; Isaac Ruffin, 82 G’ street northeasr, and Simond Jones, 340 Army street southwest. They are held ‘at the ninth precinct sta- tion. 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