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Sk1pper._NoW Under Arrest

Hatfield Apprehended By AR. C. M. P. Action Against Senator

Logan -To Co

~ chequer Court.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

COMING EVENTS.

MEETINGS, ETC

"'l`iilkies-Mt. Stewart, Monday.

L-3038-12-5-41.

"Loading turnips starting

day. J. M. Roop. L-3010-12-lb

“Concert in C. M. B. A. Hall, Vernon River, December 20th. Rc-

ltrlle date. _ L-3064-12-6-11.

°'Mt. Mellick Chriltmll Omwnrt in Pownal Hall, Thursday, December I0, ii o'clock. L-3056-12-6-Ii.

“Buying live hogs at Emerald and

Albany Thursday. December oth.

ii. C. Green, Emerald.

L-2995-12-8-(L

"Reserve Wedne day and

Thursday, January"'%“aynd 24th, for annual C. W. L. dinner. . _ L-soaz

_ "Postponed Red Cross` concert and motion picture Brslckley Hall

i'.i'hursday evenings -an-loo( iunclgms.

L-8

°"I‘uesdnv‘s dance in Flat River Hall postponed until Thursday, Dec. sth. L-3074

"Meeting in Drill Hill tonight (W2dnesd:iy> 'I o'clock, of officers, N.C.0,‘s and men 26th Field Am balance. Important. L-307; "Reserve Dec. 24th for Christ-

mas concert and tree at North Tryon Presbyterian Church. L-3046

"United Church Concert. Hunter River Masonic Hall, Thursday, Dec- ember zofh. Not iine, ri-iday.

L-3025-12-4-21.

"Poultryl George Leightizcr Co., next Queen Hotel, buying all kinds dressed poultry, correct' grading, highest prices, L-3048-tf

"Buying live milk fed chickens and fowl tlll two-thirty on Wellnes- dlif Signed Delaney cz McKay.

L-3016-12-3-Zi.

"Reserve Friday, December 21, for Uhrisinifls Tree and Ehitertainment in Noi-iii Wiltshire Hall. _

L-3060-12-5-2i.

"Buying unlimited quantities dressed poultry December 12. Grad- td basis. Daniel Goss.

L-802'?-12-4-31.

"Concert in lrishtown Hall, Dee- imber l8tli. If not line, first fine iilsht following. Admission l5c.

L-8035-12-6-il.

"Borden Line Club loading 5015. calves, lambs, Wednesday Use. 5th, usual hours. Please list “ill secretary. L-aooo~i2-a-al

"’Cc'ne to the Concert at Brook- md Hill Friday evcn`n3, December '~ G°0d Drvsramine. Bale of lunches. Aimiasion 15 cents. 11 not nm 55;. Wy nicht. 1.-sooo-is-ii-1.

"We will be buying dressed poul- E all kinds at Bridgetown, Decem- U Nth. Dilylnl top market prices. tiled Matthew or McLean Ltd.

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.'°We will be buying live and ‘Filled chicken and fowl at Mon- ttln nlessey, newness noi. rsy-

liishut market mice. Clank

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years or quiet trailing up and down the Atlantic seaooaru or the United States resui~ted today in tlie appre. hension througn rtoyai Caiiauian Mounted Police' officers, near lvian- chester, N.H., oi’ Captain rreeman I-latfleld, skipper of me former Novo. Scotia schooner Gypsum Queen. With the legal assistance of Senator Hence J. .l.»ogan, his fellow nova Section, Captain Hatfield secured r ations totallin over 1 000

EDN' ii $7 . on

I the claim that his vessel was torpe-

docd and destroyed in July, 1915, off the Irish Coast. Subsequent inquir- ies convinced the authorities the vessel was lost in a. storm and Hat- field's arrest was sought on a war- rant chargixig he obtained the award under iaise pretences.

Logan Action Pending

No details were available hero as

to the actual arrest. lt was under- stood tlie former skipper would be brought to Ottawa and that an ex- tradition fight was unlikely. Action against Senator Logan to recover the amount of the award has already been ..institutad..tn- Court of Canada and the hearing set down for Jan. 'l. Hatfield was never available for the investigations which were carried on in 1032 by a Royal Commission headed by Chief Justice Horace Harvey of .._..,l'ta.

The Royal Canadian Mounted Po-

lice acted on a warrant from the Department of Justice here. Hat- field was traced at many points throughout the Eastern United States and a, few weeks ago was lo- cated in New York but left before his arrest could be achieved. He was trailed up through the New England States and finally, apprehended in New Hampshire where the Canadian officers secured his arrest through local authorities.

Received 371.278

Both Captain Hatfield and Sena.-

toi' Logan were bom near Parrsboro, N8. and were boyhood acquaintan- ces. Bome 15 years after Captain Hatfield lost the Gypsum Queen he brought his claim before reparations Commissioner J. Errol McDougall, K.C. with Senator Logan as his counsel. The claim was successful and reparations totalling $71,276 paid to Captain Hatfield in 1931.

information casting doubt upon

the story of the Gypsum Queens torpedqirlg brought on the Royal Commission inquiry which resulted in a finding that the schooner foundered in a storm.

Throughout tlie Royal Commission

proceedings Senator Logan bore the brunt alone ns Captain Hatfiéld

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Dies At H/heel Of Automobile

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I-lALh-'AX, Dec. 4. - Death rode

with Cecil Geldert today. A short time after he had set out for work. a passer-by found him slumped over the wheel of his parked lutoinobils.

CLERKUF CUUNTY BT.

Mr. A. Huestis Ap-

pointed In Succes- Slon to The Late Col. Chas. Leigh.

The appointment af Mr. William

A. Hlcustis, Charlottetown, as Clerk of the County Court, 6th Circuit, of Queens County, and Pro- vincial Guardian, was made at is meeting of the Executive Council last night. The appointment. neces- sitated by tlio death of Colonel Charles Leigh, takes effect as from Jan. 1, 1935.

Other appointments made at last

night’a meeting were:

To be Commissioners for taking

acknowledgment of deeds: Messrs. J. Leslie MacKinnon, Peters Road. Kings County: Henry T. Blirgvyiie, North Granville, Queens County.

To be Justices of the Peace:

Messrs. J. Leslie MacKinnon, Peters Road, Leo Read, Hope River, and Arthur Simpson, Bay View. '

To be collector of taxes, Northam

distrif, Prince County: li'/ir. Rich- ard F!lis,.North8m.

To be collector of taxes, St. Nich-

olas district. Prince County, Mr. Bterlhg Rider, Miscouche.

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TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras, Dre.

4-Meagre reports reaching Tegu- cigalpa through shattered com- munications systems today lndi- cated an earthquake in central Honduras had done widespread' damage.

Three towns, official reports

from Sinuapa said. were probably destroyed, while at least six others suffered serious damage.

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SAlNT JOHN, N, B., Dec. 4-

Members of the pzovisional Eastern Canada Potato Marketing Board met here today to exchange views on the potato marketing problem prior to a full meeting of the board to be held in Ottawa shortly.

Following discussion of plans for

the orderly marketing of potatoes in Eastcm Canada and for export, as well as for the industrial use of potatoes, the meeting approved a recomlmelndation to the Dominion Fruit Commissioner tilmt the grad- ing of potatoes as submitted to it for approval by a meetixg of the growers of Ontario, Quebec and the Marittinie Provinces, be published and made effective concurrently wlilh the aplpoinimeirit of a potato niarireting board t/.i be estlablished under the Natural Products Mar- keting Act i Those in attendance were L. F Burrows, oi' Ottawa, chairman; J J. 'Iralnor and M. .G. McNeely of Prince Edward Island; G. C. Cun- ningham and H. L_ Mulhcrln of New Brunlvwick; F. I. Bcates and R. K. Lougheod of Nova Scotia. all members of the board, and R. L.

dead of a heart attack.

A native of Moncton. NB., he had been employed hers for eight years as ii stone-cutter. He was 89 years old. His wife was I native of Prince Edward Island.

Wheeler, Dominion Fruit Build; F- W. Wallh, Hniliihxi Walter R. Shaw, Deputy Minister of Agricul- ture, Prince Edwami Ialuild, and J K. King, Deputy Minister of ASH- oulture, New Brunswiit.

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VVINDSOR, Ont., Dec. 4.-Legi.sia-

tion to amalgamate the four border cities municipalities and create g new Windsor with a, population of 100,000 by July l, 1935, will be.en- acted, the Ontario Government an- nounced today. The amliigamation would unite . windsor. mast windsor, sandwich ,l and Walkerville. The announcement b1’°\18ht only one dissenting voice among the mayors of fha municipal- lities involved, that of Mayor Russell A. Farrow, Walkerville. He declared that he stood for "no surrender of Walkerville’s rights, no change oi' name or loss of allegiance to tradi- tion."

The government action which was

described as unprecedented would oust London of its rank as the fourth largest city oi' Ontario. Lon- ddn's population is 71,14-8 or roughly 29.000 less than the "New Windsor.”

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Mystery Shrouds Fate

of Fishermen in Car- ibbean.

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DISAPPEARANCE

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pearance of an attractive young school teacher and two youths who

for the triple disappearance.

has been found to su rt a theory

. od, c.

4--The silent wastes of the Carib-

'bean tonight held the s/ecret of the _ a o .flve__fisl;i_e_rmen_ o drlf: ' ted out to'se€ c`ifii`€\l'§v*q‘-niif"-tiia

against the Bolshevik regime.

The move came as 'li "White

Russians” arrested as an after- math of the assassination of Bergol ‘ gixirofr, seoi-eiaryegf the central ea-\ eeutive commit , awaited trial. I The executive oommittee's decree

amended the criniinai codes of all constituent republics of the Soviet Union to eliminate all delay in the trial and execution of accused ter- rorists.

bottom of the upturned schooner! Unity.

e cou m PH

- Ships in the vicinity df Trinidad by a majority of practically three lktum to Bucs

and Tobago reported finding no - ‘to one, voted in favor gf the gov- ‘ trace of the derelict fishing vessel ° emment's proposals to give India Late today the patrol planes See Value and captain D:-van Archibald and “self-goveml-nent with safeguards.” were ordered to return to their

another member of the crew who . . Folio-wing all~day debate be- bases by seven or eight p.m. (1.80 Ex Ort Baard

swam though the wa-ters teeming P01109 Arr€St Wld0W tween the rival factions led by am. to 2.30 un., Wodnaldny, p

witih r‘”"rzeroiis tropical fish to f G “B b Stanley Baldwin, party chief, and A,B.'1‘.) but the surface weft will land s:\'y. feared that their ship- 0 9 0 1' 8' 9 3 Y winston Churchill, the ~‘Die-nerds" spray use darkness an night with lg, p, ii, qu.-aim. “mm was’ mates had perished. Face” NelS0n_ who would refuse to grant respon- sen-¢h1131-“_ hqpmg to low” gh. _N5__D&_%&1mv,, The small craft upset in n. squall sible central government to India nye,-5 or ,ee mei; dining” fines, mg me 1:-edgmy F,-uit Eva-t Bom- sunday. First, the lifeboat was (Al, By Guardhm SW,” wire) suffered their worst defeat. In loci HONQLULU, Dee. 4-I-Mt in 8 has been oi great benefitaornano carried overboard. 'rhen iimlul-eh or érir,-,AGO Dec 4__M,s Helm they had 30 cement of the Wie: in storm-driven sky, captain charles ve, sootia fruit industry, directors o the schooner buffeted by gh seas. Guns mst 'unom,'1a1 womn _ ui* the party. convention last month 49 -I-_ p_ Ulm was (0,-wa w bl-mg his the Nov Scotia F,-un grawerg A5, sent the bsllsst tiimblinz to aneiuc egwmy “.5 8',-,,de,,,1 ,1§,,,e,. f>ercent»T0d»1ythev had 26 percent moncpiane down on an unldefer- aoeiatloif' today passed s resolutlo side in the hold, overturning her. tonight ’ p the ballot being 1,102 to 390, a mmed ,pat in th, pmimg Umm gg. u-,gms that ,,,1¢,¢a1 gm", bona ,353 They were then 21 miles oft To- The tiny widow of the nowrlous m&i0l'1ty 01' 712- day after his gasoline tanks went be setup to supervise the marketing

bago. Captain Archibald and the George “Baby Face., Nelson was The issue tumed on the report dry in his mem from °`umd_ of apples inthe Mm-mmgungen seamen took the chance of swim- seized here mst Thumday Federal of the joint parliament committee, Calm m,_13,mad9,_ ~

ming through the shark infested authormes announced a “me more which is the basis of the legisla- Hmm 5 0 B cans ,mm me waters and reached the island in ,ha 4 h aim 'me haue ed tion that will be introduced in “Bt” at Aumrauan gave Fwhi

1_,0NDQN_ Deg 4__'fh5 omg. on which Honolulu is situated. gn I-lords" weic routed i.n a, great battlel The for-fil-Dt MVN #Nh 'll °l-“'|°d

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PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad,

Dec. 4-Official circles were sur- I prised today on lcaming that Hon. ,

a holiday in Port of Spain Agents

l that he would not land.

I It is believed here that this ac

Youthful Trio Missing- Cf 31,35 f§f,‘Z.°.§“"“°’ ,§°.,‘2,“’§,..`l§‘,“§§f’ _ -1 - From Homes Ia'?m5 = 1=°<11“=“r35fm1= in vw- United States Army Planes, Coast

zuela when he tried to disembark

Plaster R°°k Sinfeiihefe 2" f°““= f'°'“ "-‘““‘°“°‘ “’ Guard And Liner Seek To Pick

Friday' Hglzxiilzsurgiiief Justice was returning °

-'*-°°- to Central America after spending

PI-‘ASTER ROCK- N~ Bo Dec- 4- of the Venezuela government “Star

Baffled by the mysterious disap-lboarded me ship 90 make sure 1_-

mve been m-‘S5133 f1`°m the Village tion was taken as a result oi’ the (By William H, Ewing)

.°f N°""'h View since mst Fndw jurlst's activities in the interests C0 ri ht 1934 B The Aggociated Press)

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. night, police remained unsuccess- I of penal 1-E10,-m_ on hem” of gm, (A P B Guardialfs S cial wire)

ful tonight in their efforts to trace _ work he made several mpg to the - - Y Pe _ _ the mo. A uaaling factor was the he HONOLULU, Dec. 4-Patrol planes roared in wide

P lSout.h American republic w fi he _

°~PP“1’°H* absence °f “HY '“°t1"° was li Port of spain magistrate- circles tonight above 23 navy searching craft and scores oi The mo ue Mus Nancy cm; Japanese fishing sampans as darkness settled over the io, teacher at the North view waters where Captain Charles T P Ulm’s Honolulu:

school; Lewis Wells. 18, one Oi hcl' ` bound monoplane dropped when its'fue.i gave out. P“X::"‘:§fm¢§f'i‘lf_“°zW;';gs°g" méarli . Meanwhile, the liner President Coolidge reported are Neusm brother of sydngy ,mdi | rival at the spot where the plane and its three passenger( manager of a farm operated at were believed to have touched the sea. No trace could bq

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pnnies, Ltd., also has been missing the sean urged rescuers on. since Friday night' pg; evidence _ Added hope that the men, en route here on the first of a highway accident. A cor Con- Blllk Of COI\S€l'V3tlV€ leg of an air-dash to Australia, might be found came in "‘““1“5 mm” P°"5°“‘ “nd "*“5"”"" Party Favgrg Self. offers of aid by the Japanese fishing fleet. Nightly these

ing the description of the missing ` - - h I h ‘Iraq

d 1 lm 1 _ craft put to sea for cruises taking t em severa un

§i’ZI.°.‘§.§°Z.°.§i°..n.°1.‘Si‘.’...2.i?’il G.°"°"““°“t_ F01' In ...flee out

miles from Plaster Rook in the di- dia. _ _ _ recrlon of Quebec. This gave -fi lust Snot Unwrtlln ‘

strehgth to one theory that the (By George Hxmblaon)

(Cmad,-bn pf,” gt," W,-mf) Searchers did not know exactly whore to look but they believed

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win) Operator J. L. Skilling might be adrift within 200 nllles of Clhri Isisn|\

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'the Conservative pai-ty today. Itasca and the coast gun! patrol boot Tiger.

Th ncil embers af the rty I l

ly in rescue attempts Coast guard

tom of the up side down Unity, Nu 1 _th feder gov . sought immediate ,M from mg “°‘”“ "‘°‘”“ S”"“°”y °“” "" 8”' wiisagifiifevleiiil ll`i°(lie'§§f.°i§ysen'i WW” ‘”‘l’°"““” f°S°""““°“° *'° ‘ perils they faced. q l‘\0Pp|Nc~

A government coastal steamer ue] P Cowley and Hemi” E Ho1_ central federal legislature. The A flock of .United state. "my

giffségfgffiiidff ‘“’° dal: Wigs; lie. who sacrificed their lives' in a §e"°;§§;s e§fm§,‘;§‘5;‘ut;‘:,‘;;§ are t° plaries took to the air immediate-

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hunt, believing them lost. gayznoise ,°r¢on5oiE?p0;Iri.:he nlgillinger boats put out to sea. under forced ’fHE SKELETON "1 THE

mgbgifeyg, the 94 pound gh-1 mg draught, and an ocean liner tum- (1535-f (5 39,9 ENQQQQA been questioned relentlessly as to* ed from its course to nick up the auf me $KE\_Ef°N N the identity of the man' who was aviators. _“D ‘S wo

` with her .md Nelsloi during the 'tHE S _ terrific gun battle in which the‘ Weather Favorable , _agents fell near suburban Barring- ` ,“' ||

ton last Tuesday and concerning Improving weather conditions. l Dx 2** '

the whereabouts of the last of Dil- however, were regarded as favor- /Z* \ linfzer's marksinen, John Hamili_.on. ---- 4_1____c_ in_g_ tgieilxt ;;tatog;__:_l:_i_§.Ss ____ » /f W _ Government ntenogators dec ln- NEW YORK, Dec. ing w c ou @_@ __

|ed to lclisclgsg vyha.t_ i_l_iformatlon, if maximum sentences ofhl0 ye;_r§_ iii cleaged, _t_he sea ws _<i__s.lir_i, and » -.

ww- ,any. s e a urns od. She was rison if co vitcd. t fee v- e wea er ureau sa e avor-

(A.P. By G\mrdi.ln's Special Wire) still held at an unrevealed detention gurus lndlctgd con changes of wil- able conditions probably extended i=\

MOSCOW, Dec. 4-The Soviet place here tonight. full negligence in the bfurnling of for several hundred miles out to fi*-\`--1

Government struck another blow. H. H. Clegg, high official of the_ Unifnd states liner Morro Castle sea.

at terrorism today by issuing new,Depa.rtment of Justice at Washing-1 warg promised a speedy trial to- The searchers were hindered by decrees to accelerate the trials of ton who is directing the hunt for' day by the Fiederal prosecutors, the fact that the exact point _ _ persons charged with offences the remnants of the gang in the' Som, MLM 1-ffm-_V E, C;,,bnud_vi¢¢. when Ulm and his en,-0 compan- _ f* '////

Metropolitan arcs, announced tli°l presidciilt of the operating line, the ions were forced to alight was ilu- _ __ __

21 year old widow was captured shortly after i0 o‘clock Thanksgiv- ing night in Chicago.

Attorney General Homer Cum-

mings who said he would neither deny nor affirm if the other figures in the Barrington battle we'e also in custody, announced in Wash- ington that among charges being considered in Mrs. Gillis' case was one of "complicity in murder."

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GENEVA, Dec. 4-(O. P.-Havas)

...With the Saar plebiscite problem lvirtuiiily settled and arbitration of the Chaco war ha-“@1118 flfli. U10 League of Nations tonight was pre- paring to deal with the most tick- ` liah question it has had to face this

year. , That is the dispute between

"E |Yugoslavia and Hungary over the

assassination of King Alexander of Yugoslavia at Marseille. which is 'due to come before the League Council on Fl-iday_ it will find the League divided into two camps- the nations supporting Yuloslavia in her charge implicating Hungary in the regicide, and those standing in defence of Himglfy. who has

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New York and Cuba M".‘l Steam- known-whether they had passed Shun: bm dccreasmu

ship Ccmpzmy_ plcllded not guig olycrt thc__hislnnds_or had fallen muah' to wesmrlyz during ‘nl to the complaints, the United Sta s or of c r goa . nm me _

s.i1tomey's office lirinonnced its ,“ ° mfcafmdmn Press) Plans f°r Pushmii the h”"“"*‘»l st l"““‘ '" S” Ml~:'rEoRoLoGIcaL oi='Fr.c1l

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Abbott. Ca/baud and the Steamship am., today, Hawaii time (two p.m.,| Akm; Nu “ Line itself brought to an end R E.S.T.> as Ulm appealed to the. _ _ _ 34 ‘a

three month's investigation into the f-°"-?‘_”‘_` mwouvm

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an exhausted condition. The others bod" 2, mom' br d hid 5;' n parliament shortly. The report mmm that tm th,” dum

nose fo \' t th .ii bot- V ° " “"5 ’“‘ 9 federated india with a _

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4 Yugoslav-Hungary Dispute

the death of French Foreign Minis- ter Louis Barthou.

Either omciai announcement or

indirect govemmental assertions have brought this alignment of na- tions lnto the open. On Yugoslav- ia's side stand her sister nations of the Little Entente. Czechoslovakia and Romania.

'Iwo days ago in Paris, French

government leaders warmly assured Prince Paul. the senior rcgefit of Yugoslavia, that the Marseille tra- gedy had brought the two tradi- tionally friendlv nations even closer together than before.

On I-fungary's side stand Italy.

who voiced her support of Budnfert in strong terms, Poland. who is un- derstood to have decided io favvi'

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