made a lil -l Ag comradeship. In *"`l4`t`.°`D‘oseplTLs Academy, the young N
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-,_1_D__E_¢§_Ml3.ER 19.. 1?13 mmmsr summer or-im THE _c__HA1_;Lo'1°rE'rowN cU.inoi_xN mmm. rms. ' }’AGE SEVEN
Ml. lull urs luuluulll TGUVERNMENT To ENQUIRE ` FATHER HLMPULLA SPANIAHBS HUNT
'ENNSS PETI-T|0N= 00UNOHHH LINES INTO C05
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(Canadian Press.)
TORONTO, Dec. 18-Truax, the
successful Liberal candidate in Bouth Bruce, |158 Bi8ned a cross-petition against Mr. Cargill, his opponent, in the recent bye-election. Twenty-seven charges were made against him,
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lNINMEN'S THIHL NENHIHE THE ENO
- (Canadian Press.) ` ALBANY, Dec. 18-Final arguments
in the case of the four gunmen con. victed of the murder of Herman Hop enthal were heard by the Court of Appeals this afternoon. After former Judge Clearwater of Kingston hiad finished his plea in behalf of the de- fendants, District Attorney .>'l'sylor replied for the prosecution. He in- sisted that murder had been amply proven, it being shown that the gun. men killed Rosenthal after being drawn into the affair by Jack Ross al representative of former Police Lieu- tenant `Beeker.
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00N0|I|0NS
IH MEX|00
(Canadian Press)
WABHINGTON, Doc. 18.-State de-
partment ofilcersghere expressed the opinion to-day t at the condition of Mexico is more favorable. Interest is manifested in the cyclone disturb- ances of the nuances of Mexico, in- volving the failure of banks, and the issuc of currency without security. It is regarded as a substantial opinion, expressed in some quarters, that the 1-Iuerta Government might receive support fron;.laud and mine owners in Northern Mexico, heretofore sup- posed to occupy an attitude of neu- trality between the contending fac- tions who may now adopt allegiance to the Huerta cuuse as a result of
General Villa the rebel leader
VISITS SCENES OF BOYHOOD
TORONTO, Dec. 18-Sir Wilfrid
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(Canadian Press.) -
WASHINGTON, Doo, 15-5 mow.
menfin each State at the boundary to mark the Canadian line and thus celebrate the hundred years of peace between the United States and Great Britain. is proposed in a bill by Senator Jones, Washington, who risk for an appropriation of $500,000 for the purpose.
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HHNS S|IH‘HIOT
STILL 0N THIHL
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(Canadian Press) ~
NEW YORK, Dec. 18.-Hans Schmidt‘s behaviour here and in Ger- many was described to-day by wit- nesses ior the defense at his trial for murder. Schniidt'a attorney kept tlmif °d°1`td N50 Proving he was insane( when he killed Anna Aumuller and had been insane for many years be- fore. These were some of the facts witnesses told about. When a priest in Germany hs often went _about his duties bare-legged and clad only in a cussock. A cleri- ‘fdl friend iii Munich found him nali- cd in a bath one day playing 3 yin. lin. While serving. as pi-lost in so Boniface‘s Church he performed bap- tismu contrary to rules and did not hesitate to im-proviso his own ritual. Black as some of the evidence was, one witness declared Schmidt never turned away beggars. “The poor de- vils may need it " he used to say
defense presented .1 sratement by the examiner in lunacv fo th R
_ _ r e oyal Bu-
perior Court of Munich, Germany, who said Schmidt was insane when arrested in Germany for forgery
F0RTY_ONE DAYS RUN pied hy Mrs. _Patrie Ardent, a. rnili-
FROM LAS PALMAS.
YARMOUTH. December 16-The
hrough, Several sails were carried
n latitude 40, longitude 68, she ex-
Laurigr spent yesterday as Wilfrid perienced a hurricane with snow and
visiting class rooms and lningling
with the- students. He reviewed his t
i
‘first fight, a rough and tumble which
ladies presented him with an address and bouquets.
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THE WEATHER. E’
TIDE H00!! ETC
(Special to The Guardian) TORONTO, Dec. lv.-Strong north westerly and westerly winds: cooler with some light snowfalls or ilurries
'.\‘:iE WEATHER.-|Yesterday's wea- t
ther was lair and not as cold ae on c
the preceding day.
The highest temperature recorded
yesterday was thirty-seven degrees above zero, while thc lowest register- ed on the preceding night was thirty- three degrees above; at 9 a. in. it was thirty-five degrees- above; at 9_ p. m., thirty degrees above. 'rue use win be bien this e1¢°ih°<>h at 8.30 and tomorrow st 4;_12: it rises tomorrow morning BU -"-54 and Sunday at 4-02-
The sun sets this afternoon at 4.17 and to-morrow at 4.13; it “B99 tomorrow morning and Sunday df 7.38.
The moon rises tonight at 11~25~ There was 9. full moon on Satur-
day, Dec. 18th at 11 a- 111-
The last quarter of the moon will
be Saturday, Dec. 20th, at 10.06 P-
mThe lengtn of today will be eight hours and forty mlniiteii-
Minard's Linjrnent Cures DistemP°i`-
COIIDE ‘ED I 3 - “T00 LXTE Foil
Cl..l8$|FlCl`ll0||
-in
Ons osnt per word each insertion is
this column. Cash must accompany order. Minimum chui‘Z° tW°“W'nV°
cents. ‘ ____ ifon _sALm- AN mxpnsslin '*'°"“‘°,.°,,,‘*‘“.°'“' “°"."I.'.§’.`2.‘.'.‘ $1?
n oo s presen I -_ __N,§., LrTi'.pg',, 93.1-alan. £1.14-11-iimai .ns-i--u%1;i< Gnu? hE,f1‘H“;§ hong _if , <contaimnK 5 “Y that he "li rw fuss. “"`"°' ". “V 71219215-ieinik gwru, _ “ev Auorios o
Ma*°§_. \|‘_r|, Tlielghg. DBS*-el!"l(l]7$_` hh :gh-1° °;‘."....... years d owned by W- ~
ti eers.
am o _ s 0°-._i§§_1§§_,“,,Pd_
from after-
a, fn. till 11 asia-11£_1_'Lha.¢§-_
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and
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upthin Busch. arrived in the outer ”°‘5hb°'h
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cultural Commissioner and formerly side serv`ice. Deputy Minister oi Agriculture for The three men chosen for the work Ontario, and Robert H. Coats, Edl~ are well qualified to _handle the com- tnr of the Labor Gazette and statis- mission. The Commissioner of Cus- tlcian of the Labor Department. Re- toms has been in the service for
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- priccs of imported foodstuffs. O. C
-°Jnmes"has acted for the Dominion
Government in arranging details of giants aiding agriculture, .and is well
T OF LIVING
(Special to The Guardian) presentations made io the Govern-imany years and is one of its most
OTTAWA, Dec. 18.-A department- ment by' representative bodies in On al enquiry to ascertain the causes oi tario have been under consideration the increased cost of living was or- for some weeks. Government officials dared by the ‘Government to-day ai- have already given considerable C00 ter is lengthy conference in the Ooun- sidsratlon to the rising price of food cil. . .Tha investigation will be con- studs and it has been decided now to duetediby John McDougall, Commls- extend this enquiry by the creation
siohcr of Customs, C. C. James, Agri of a Board and enquiring into the in-Ipostod regarding agricultur while
-|valued employes. He hue been
brought into close touchfwitb the sources of supplies as well as the
e
Mr. Coats’ work in the Lalior De-
questlons affecting the matter now under consideration.
SUEEHNSETTES 0LOW
UP WHLL--0E JH-IL
L . (Canadian Press)
LONDON, Dec. 18.-An attempt,
attributed to Suilragettes, was made to-night to blow up part of the southeast wall of Holloway jail by the explosion of two bombs. These are believed to have been secreted in the garden of the house adjoining the Jail. The part of the wall attacked was near the cells in which Suffra- gettes are usually confined. Miss Rachel Pease, -serving a term of 18 months on a charge of arson, is the only Suifragette at present in the, jail. It was alleged that she 'had been sub- jccted to forcible feeding, and at re- cent militant meetinga reference had been made to ber case, with angry threats of revenge The ex losion
rounding high wall, where it abuts on the garden, was badly damaged and will need rebuilding. No ar- rests were made; there being appar- ently no clues to the culprits, but it is said that the house had been occu-
tant, and utilized as s. meeting place for Builragettes to signal to inmates of the prison. The force ul the ex-
Those who are directly interested in
I
_ L
A Prince of Wales College Student,
who was n~ria.nimously elected to re- present that ‘Institution at the World’s Quadrennisl Students Con- ference at \Kansas City, Mo., The Conference will be in session four days, and it is estlm-ated that over 4,000 students will be present. The students will be addressed by some
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Laurier, s, boy again going to school hiail. So fierce was the wind that the thi’ DOWEO industry Of Y-his Thlilfld t. "'°"
ess.-.1 my for some time with ner eu- had prohhblv have been imbued with The ““‘i““’ ’“e°““5 ‘md “Le” ‘°,‘_;,§f _ _ , in starboard side submerged cans. some anxiety over the proposed em- 05169" °f the Vi°t°"a Ama °“" The following is the prize-list n her ballast to shift ' hargo by the United States upo. 1°-'tic A5S°°i°ti°“ was held in, the the standard classes of poultry 'Th ernment f' li-eries t 1 Canadian potatoes will no doubt Board °f Trade Rooms at 8 °°l°°k the annual show of the'P. E. elsdangtflva tain Wra Ton arrivgd ri; -have their fears in s'ome measure ap last nigm' All the °m°"s were Pm' Poultry Association which comes Ort tlmaypem-outa gy.) Digby They peased by the fact that the Provin- 521111 “iid "1'b0“¢f°fW ddh°"°“t5 to the a close todayl- ' peport that today and yesterday hun cial Government are taking steps to Associdfionf which was Pleasiniiw BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCKS . . - _ ` ti _ _
areas of fishing boats aware out set- cooperate with the D°hi1“i0i\ G0' Eh” °“‘°°“ ““d _“ec” V” °°“s ,if _ _
ng lobster pots Yesterday the Ne, ernment and the New Brunswick pr-0. ing the counter attractions of e Cock 1, L. H. Foster, 2, P. L.
‘ . . ' - night. smsiiwooa. 0" W” E" G°°“° Bay' 1”” "°L°W "i“°L°1 ,G°v°r'f,';'°§',fken 13,, lmztzfgg nr. A. B. Reid presided. The mm-‘ He..-1 and 2, L. Foster.
rgyle’ .where she found eight' crates §:e:;‘;r;,a§_;¥ utes of the last annual meeting Wd” 3 Cockerel-1 and 2, L. Foster.
containing upwards of twelve hundred on Tuesday- Mr R H Jenkins read and ___dopted_ The SecretM_y.s
obstehsyd whlich wfinlxdldgezrlledall 3:; President of the Charlottetown Board i‘0p0i`l5 WHS read and with that '91 the WHITE P' ROCKS
"ia" ‘1 ee" ° " ' - _ ‘ ' d t <1. 'rn 1 mrs re-
torins his catch- Up to Shtuhdsv the 0' Tmde' “ent the following me Tre:sElrdTcB'tea fda; the clubabas had C k 1 S ' P rk P ult
"Bots for the months of January
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MEXICNNS HNO 0. S. THO0PS SLHSH
(Canadian Press)
PRESIDOX, Texns,- Dec. 18.-Ex- change of shots between Mexican and American soldiers on the American line, two miles _west of here, resulted in the death of Luis Orozco, to-day, a Federal regular from the army of General Mercado. The Federals fired the first shots. Orozeo who lived for several hours after he was shot, ad- mitted that he and his companions crossed to the American side with a note. Challenged by American sen- tries, they fired. As soon as the shooting across the border became known at headquarters, warning was sent to the Federal commander that it must not be repeated. According
when friends remdnstrsted with him ' ° P _ J NNE L I L? eye-witnesses the American B01* for indiscriminate mms gm___g_ The did not damage the Jail but the sur- MR. . S. BO. L dlers on duty where the shooting
took place were informed that Feder- al soldiers were hiding in a hut three hundred yards from the river on the American side. Phe Americans went to the hut to investigate. Two Mex- icans rushed from thc but and start- ed running towards the river. The patrol called on them to halt. .'l‘he only answer was a shot from the ride of one of the fleeing Mexicans. The
plosion shattered the windows in the of the w0r1d'S sfehieht 0i‘8l¢°1`h~ MF- Americans returned the fire and one
gorwegmn bark P°‘p°°°'. 996 wus' ood. Bonnell is to be congratulated Oil' Mexican fell and the other continued
the honor Conlcrred upon him- He tiring as he ran but has not yet been
harbor from Las Palmas and anchor- will leave - Charlottetown about ,.,,ptu,.ed
ed inside Bunker Island S ` A '
- hh towed E I s 11 t .~ 1 i ' ------
up to Kiuum Brothers wharf toda PI I I Christmas an wi re urn rary n _
the confiscation of their properties by T
a
' t
_ H.
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v
.iii £’3.?§.°.Z.';;’2.d°.$’;;.f“$‘..ii‘..Z1““§E ANU pumn EMBAHEU LEE” E . PHLLL LLST -UT
“:::::.f..¥?°.;::.; _ Hgmy mg M[U|N[; PUULTHH SHOW
in at I. to
_ oc -- prm a o ry
nw had been well observed. On Sat- Krapléic §n:_salg_g t)l;eTB_:_r_;:_tar_y____¢;_ 51195 mg” *;___;es___u_ year ___ its hw Ya__d___ ' g rday fishermen commenced to put the ki-.__-_ 0 dvi dmc __ once' what to,.y_ Heh-1, Spring Park Poultry raps out and on Sunday the Nelson yopi n__y _ii _Schein ataken by __ou___ The President gave __ very i__t8reBt_ Yal_ds_ _ utpaiwayptlir? haudfdgngrdgsagdtween lg-&‘L:~o\;')il:i'|:lalaGyovernmengt'or any Boards ing review of the past year. and Cockerel-1, Geo. B. Wllliams,Cityy Pu n co o n n
h ~ - 1 b b a 2 sprin P rk Poultry Yards-
On the recommendation of Fish. 0| Trhdo of your Province regarding pointed out that the cu at ww; , tg_ iz; B Wim C t
` Canadian three Championships outrisli - an Pune _ - e°~ ' mm' Ty;
TY Inspector ward Fisher and the the proposed embargo on th b t d of an unfinished 2 Spring -Park Poultry Yards.
Yarmouth oounty officials of the de- potatoes going into the American had e es eil »
. t t m nt that was receiv-
parctlndenty the di§:(c)lvedxdlT;Tsh?oT1 51;; m‘TI[el;ette'H'ds.y he received the followin§LL;lagvLEE!th agesndlfdl TIDPIHUS9- __ t d BUFF ROCKS
9°" E’ °“° ‘"1 S -' Flit . new members were ba o e
salmon “ver`at Pleasant lake' clear- reply fmfmtdarl TJ<TlIi?1n%o$d edfLon anednaccepted into membership- Hen-1. L. H. D. Foster- _ W d _ 8 mg out obstructions. Tm workilias Tetady o“0ttTawa ahd Provincial Gov-‘The election of officers then took Cockerel-1;_dL. H. D. Foster, 2, BURNED TO DEATH. CLJOFUBBS- Considering that the prac- been well done under the superv S 011 FB 01'* t t. I h n the following were gpm- L. A. Hasza . _ -
.. - :;“‘ef::s.:.;’.°;‘.°°.'s”s.:°§§:;°“..:;::; M.. W. ~ .;?.';‘.::‘-1- L- A- 2' L' YORK- B” Eh"
our leading chemist. I would strong- Prowse; President, Dr. A. B. Reid, - B i P
_ Plymouth Rock Adult reed ng en
DOMINLON HAS GQQD ly advise the P. E. I. Government'(rs-elected); Vice-President, Mr. Rus __1_ L_ Fosten
t in sup- sei Beer; Secretary. Mi". J- F- Fraser- _
COLD STORAGE LAW AS working with our Governmen _ A _ ___ _ M___ J_ _C_
A BASIS FOR ACTION. porting i;vl;em<§;l_r|_:s__made by the Ot yy;-_¢i__¢§_e_ri:ted), Pedsurer WHITE W-YANDOTTEB ed to death
____ awa o . ° _ _
_ T 1; f, composed .of the __ k ri . ____
OTPRWA' mc' 18"- The Govern' Upmfthe m§:LptJl::biTh°MLE-Todinxilliefs foiigsvidgefg :fusion to the above I 2C_o_ekL_1g.__t<;__;\- yl'Yl°gf;iy°_;ft°y_» 5°" B- -_--°
“‘°“E" L" its °°°°memL°n of th: pm' mga 'r¢°Tea 'wan the Provincial named officers:-Mr. H. rope nw. -mi.-1 s 15. Pbuitry vera: 2. . Forms 110864 f°§“1“ti°“ °‘ the cold B omg: commum at then in session and theLivlr. Thomas W'h“»°- Mr' J' M' Mutiny' G Lightizer. Bm' CALL.iO_r1 I l business' ehwm ha'AetuE\TstbTirEaest;gd fn ggxxmgdt after conferring with The dciflgiites to the P' E' I' homiiey 'Cockerel-1 G. Lighilileri 2. S- P- LONDON Dec 18 A furthe, big 1) studying e new c ' it is- l u were re-elected. It is pleas Us ~ 3 A Nelson' 4 J ' ' '_ .
of i d ided to take defin e c0§'H Gag 9 f _ Poultry -Yar B. - . - - t _t I on _
Penusylvanha thhzaceigddrli atTi(dPTre.de Engine, ofwthe proposed embargo. and to note that the club retains from Whitlock ’ ’ call for inves mer undo is anno c
"'hi°“ has een I y ication with the year 'to year all its older hdhdfedis- Puuetmi and 2 G. Lightirer; 3 ed in the shape "T “T issue mr £2" nod Commerce Department- 11'- PPO- are now in commun ' fusln sufficient new ' .. '
Yards.
r an Boom-ste accounting of governments in Ottawa and New and succeeds min faation ___ Buch G. McCormack, 4, S._P. P. _
,YE_d¢;o_f)‘_’___ entering and leaving the Brunswick with_a J_i‘ev:n_t¢€t;aki\i$ im *__;.1f;;>_;l___t_<;hl;e_;p _t_l1_ed;\t¢;g;1 zer:_di;ltGlE_ir§;i_i:i;g__r pres( _ 1, G. Lighti
cold storage, and says everything _mediate acti_op___n_________ - A__.p__ese____ there are two hockey 1§_3.Breed___g Pen__1_ G_ Lightizen and due March 2' 1921_ mutst be labelled showin! date oi pRICE OF BEEF LOWERED. trips in view, 011° tf;_hG1;°° Bfiy Ll; 2, G. McCormack. ing dance The voting needless to en ry. ______ r future as 8 CCW H ‘ "-“l-°"_* ' '
Tncstime limit ior storage of dif~ WASHINGTON December “_The 3__1°___;\;_iz___ unicamfm with Manager Mac_ SILVER WYANDOTTES s
f""¢“" °°m‘m°d“i°B is: whole beef car: nt ction of the N-ayy Departfmentfbonaid there who is pressing for CANADA WOULD G1-_.E
was °t parts thereof' Tour months' feelin :Ei beef from Argentina has games early in January, with return Cockerel-1. Geo. Chilton. GLAD WELCOME fro
veal three months; dressed fowl, I1 di' dgown the p,-was of American games in Charlottetown later on. Punet__1_ Gem Cmltom FRENCH I_RESIDENT_
drawn live months, undrawn ten forcke Tm! _B showm the Navy D0' The management of the Boston Arena ___
-v"-'limi “U” °i5"" ’”°”“‘°‘ "“”"°' ’°°¢§f°.§¢ announced today. by bids are planning 0.. having the Vi°i°“°= COLUMBIAN wvANno'r'rs1s orrawa, pee. 1s.- 'rue reported "me mcmths: ash nine months' ' PANT: oflened at various psy office! 'play the “Pi1Bi`1m9" as ”°°“ “S the possibility of the President of Francei
" T: competitors for domestic con- matter can be satisfactorily arrang- Cocke,e1._1, F. Gf°5°’y' making u visit to the United states
GOODS MUST' BE "WHOLESOMTL Dm . ed. __H0i\-1. F- Gr°5°'75 2' Gm' B'w“` is received here with interest. and
_ Az every port, --- h"“~ is neue doubt that u be deer.
°°°d" 1°’ °“l° “T `"h°L°°°l° mu" F°.LmTEL;N; aqgrolfiilih and Hampton som/i1n'r soooirr 'ro oeckerei-1, om. B. v_.'iiiien.a.2 F ,O America be vvnibe omeisuy
he plaearded --wholesome cold stor- ex Og rices for American beef were INSURE HIS _V!CTIM- Pullet-1, Geo. B. Wil iams, , . muted to visit Canadm Many 0, the an IOTTI; md; Irs; dxlii ‘:T:oT;';ey 'ltxlsedmold Argentine qll015hUU\`19» 1'9" W YORK T18 Nam, sch Gregmy' public men of this country, includ-
aud wi raws r -. . l thou- NE 91'- -- ' '
in of severe ~- ,i th P ime M nister have visited
"wholssmne" is to Ahhh g¢_f“’f.__h‘:' ::m°§0:f,,.: sizm-5.1¢ will be placed neat sought th Ohihih $5-000 *°°“" "i""_“ ,Eng B rd 1, xv heén deeply im-
man food in every WHY- ° ' ° ' l all orts except ance upon the life of his vlctlm,_A\1iiH`\ Tune? ,film than i.,,,,m~_\, ,md mrdi. an mod wh” mm st nun mu” N tgggxrgxtiggdadhonpawardl go- Aumoller, as far back as last April. BUFF ORPINGTONS glial-sieoi the reception tendered then.-. wrapped in wrlppers plainly stamped t _ __ A'se__unB_ » according to the testimony of Dr: ____ _‘_ 2 G Chu They would be only too glad to mr the outside with he ssme__wordl iniugder th. om huh “___” mm.. Harold M, Hays, an insurance com- Cock-1, J. W t oc , , . - return the courtesy by Bmtamy hom "Wm-"L"°m° wld °t°“'g° “md and ' 1,; goorstsry Daniels, “this savillf Dany examiner, at tn-day s sesslo; of ton. 2 J whit! ck orlng the President. of the Republic th; ddmmthdrawn for sale must not eiduld not be affected. bufhtiie :exit Ssbznidgsntggézl ____f_;>_r ;_;_1:_;l_e‘i‘_; wg: g;;1_;r;___-1 L A’ I~_hs“__d_ 2 S_ H he would some h,_,,.c_
oo s uc hill allows e mpo - n. e o ur Sami. ' ' '
be replaced in cold storage-. 0°\d D°m°°m¢ roi n meets free of duty." planning than to murder the young P- P0" Y - ___ Y d _ 2 WOULD BE TRIBUTE To FRENCH storage food brought into the state tioii of o__§____________ -vonran. He killed her on the night Pullet-1. S. P. Pon ry ar s, , CANAmANs_
"° °“"5°°* *° "’° '“"°° "'“1‘“°°" moamsn IN IMMIGRATION <11 1i“l“°‘= “L ,, B 1. me L'v5`unThi§::;§i'.. rm-° A Neue..
___ 'rue blank upon Wi°\1 “"1 5 K "' ` ` 'L bi d tl be e ucb
LIOENBEB ISSUED FOR ONE o,n,AwA_ DHL 13,-_-Figures issued wrote out the appliddl'-1011101' i“"“" the oo come? on B W an B
1 p t oi _he population of
YEAR. tangy show that during the first ance was offered in evidence. ItMde~ BLACK ORPINGTONS anlfggi 931:, Old Fmnce and me “_
14 to ge license costs 850 “UM m°°""' °! this 7%" aA4°"3?, °_;"':__b°°Bt::° _dé`“m_;‘l:;‘;_ tfégaaiqon 1:; Hm-1 Henry Gurney East Roy- cellent impression n-ade by the visit
The co s ra '_ ~ t to ana s. o n c m an ’ '
in( an s came _ _ t _ t the delegation of eminent French.-
snd is good for one 705'- Q°”t"” Train” per cent. over-the correspond housekeeper. The date of her marri Bl Y k 1 “
I-‘1_
reports must be made of all contents mod 1”; yur. age- the ceremony which Schmidt 0°” °_ _ _ a
0| wid storage warehouses. The ms P ann he performed acting both as R‘g_‘;}3L_f_' _
penalty for ilret- violation of the re- _------ priest and bridegroom- was given as .,,,_eE,_,_,3t ,O ,ms ,.L,,,,,,_,,, u -_-My nog.
ruler-Ions il 1 “hh °f h°* '“°f° W” ESIGNED Mer 5. 1912- 'i`i‘° °i’P“°““°“ ‘"‘° A. o, v. onrrsoros able and aiming event- tsoo for second and later violations THE MAYOR R rejected by the insurance company. num it is deenimiy learn,-.1 wheth. dances Wm mv, th, `.,,.,v“,¢, of nl. not sn'tL‘<)>LT0ndT.itTles(:r Nditdlrl WAINWRIGHP Dec lil-Mny0\‘ ‘DlA‘TEE;TlsglTai‘E.he trial moved rapidly Han-1' A' wmiam. & son' Tr ha T. coming to the “num states cam! B King md Quwn for “N oc. ou l I ' i 1
one and not more than three months. ;.a£_ic:e:°\'°;;;ii':‘;__ \';;‘;;"t:§f°“ “"2 Todd mapey 313;; -w;t_r:::;~::.w__:;:ee1a_:r;_ ,,.,,m,,,, hm, as to at ,,,vm¢,,,,. to
- nz-
weu-a'» mamma cum pimms. _un xml are brigade or eight men. ,_em'e,, more ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,_ Continued on pare eisht- ,vnu Canada. ,wmnaniiuiment mu csrsetihhevl
.<>'
partment places lain: in a position to supply expert knowledge on many
p“f'*>»
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(Canadian Press)
polla was closed to-da with th
lege. _
il
JNl0NS WITHHHHW _ ‘HLL THEIH FUNDS
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(Canadian Press)
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 18.-As an
aftermath of the recent labor trou-
ble and strikes here it is announced
to-day that officials of the Interna- tional unions having headquarters in this city have decided on January 1
o withdraw ull their funds from he International organizations that ic will he possible to withdraw at hat time. The deposits amount to 4.000.000 or $5,000,000 divided among number of institutions.
30.000 PEOPLE
0|lT_0E WUHK
(Canadian Press)
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 1B.-- Means o provide public employment for 30,- 00 men and women, said to be out
of work in this cit will be discus
y s-
ed to-morrow at a meeting of repre-
sentatives of civic bodies for which a call was issued to-dny. A resolu- tion has been drawn demanding the city and county to Jointly appropri- ate_ a million dollars for public worse.
thc city last evening when it was
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THE NUHTHUMBEHLNNU
HOH0lINl]_LHST NIGHT
Some consternation was caused in
learned that the steamer Northumlber- land, on her way into Charlottetown from Picton, had run ashore at the
mouth of the harbor. However, it subsequently transpired, there was no cause for anxiety. The steamer in
entering thc harbor grounded on a sandhank nt Murphy’s Point, the tide being so exceptionall low asnot to
y
provide the safe passage at that point
that had been usually made.
easily floated od the sand bank when the tide rose later in the night.
N
‘boats went off to the scene to inves- ti
W
pose.
about bali-past ren .mock last night and within ri quarter of an hour af- terwards was safe at her dock.
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iife-boat went out to the grounded ~ as steamer. The position was found to Pmbabll’ 00° 01 U10 most picturesque be
delay to the passengers and mails,
th
The North was going so slowly at
the time that the possibility is that sh
e suffered no damage,-in fact she
On \vord reaching the city of the orth's mishap, one of the Har1and's
ese were landed by the me‘b0Bt. hioh mode several trips for the pur-
The Northumberland was floated
OMAN AND CHILDREN
ersons were carried to safety by
00,000 seven year, five per cent. se- ured notes of thc Grand Trunk Paci- c offer at 97, dated March 2,1914,
Victor Gurney, East men who came to Canada last yd!" williams .e son at the time oi the cb mplhin chlilhrs- Gurney, 2, H. Gurney. tion. would all make the visit of the
R01-IE, Dec. 18.-The coffin con- taining the body of Cardinal Ram-
y e
solemn ceremonial of the sacred col-
LHIU T0 NEST THE THIHESMEN.
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(Canadian Press.) .
MADRID, Dec. 18-A large force df
Moorish tribesmen. were routed todo? by Spanish troops at Muley Ablolalrl, Spanish Morocco. The Spanish mili- tary aviators threw them into disor-
der with showers of bombs. ‘ -¢-___.._.___
wuumuwluu In sul nun
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(Canadian Press.)
OTTAWA, Dec. 18-The Immigra-
tion Department is advising agents in the Old Country to warn workmen coming to Canada that owing to labor conditions it is not advisable to come unless they had previously secured employment. .Immigration re- turns for eight months, announced today, show a total of 330,899 f whom 132,461 are British; 86,232 Americans, and 122, 166 from other countries. |
Figures for the corresponding .pel'i0d
last year were; 321,058 made up of 124.813 British; 108,085 ‘Americans and 88,210, from other countries.
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0.P.H. T0 00NT|HOE
IINHTHHE SYSTEM
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(Canadian Press)
MONTREAL, Dec. 18.-Vice-Presb
dent Bosworth, of the C. P. R., Bald to-day that in view of the urgent de- mands of merchants and their volun- tary ofler through Boards of Trade to pay the exact cost of cartage, the Canadian Pacific had decided to con- tinue its present cartage arrange- ments until further notice.
A similar statement was made by
Vice-President Dalrymple of the Grand 'Trunk and it is expected the
C. N. R. and I. C. Il. will also come in
line,
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THE KIHMESS
LAST EVENING
As was to be expected from th _
e in
tcrest manifested in the Kirtness sinos
2; was first mooted in Charlottetown
B Opera House was packed last
Night, Every available seat in the
gate the position. Subsequently, the buudmg bemg °°°“Pidd- The ciil‘f»8i11
rose at about 830 upon what w
reassuring, but avoiding further “den” °V°i` Dreihilted in Charlotte-
town. Some four hundred parucl. pa
nts handsomely and gorgeously
costumed were massed in terraced rows on the platform When the a
. p-
ause which greeted their appearance
pl had subsided the company sang in (EXC
silent voice Rule Britannia. This
opened the great Kirmess perform-
,___ ance. The succeeding acts consisted of
rills, dances. marches, son s and
tice for this performance began only te
n days ago, the perfection of drill
ide tenement tire lost night twenty and the excellence of the dances,
many of which were intricate and
,.e,,,,,,,_ but Mrs, Joseph Antigini difficult, was simply marvellous and nd her two little children were burn- greatly £0 the Cfddlli ii0i2 Only Ol' Mf-
Lynwood, who proved himself a cap- able teacher, but also to that of the participants, young and old, even the little tote taking their parts like sta
ge veterans. The costumes worn
_v the different actors were extreme- y handsome and many of them cost-
ly, and all who took part fitted into th -
eir respective niches most admir
ably. Bohemian, Roumanian, Spanish
d Japanese dances were van,
nn gi each more delightfully than the pre- ceding ones. Before the closing act a. vote was taken as to the most pleas-
ny, under the inspiring eloquence of
Mr. Lynwood, became quite spirited and exciting before the decision was rendered. The Rounranians won with over four hundred and fifty votes,
giving them a majority over their
other competitors.
Previous to the voting. Mr- LID-
wood explained that the proceeds would be devoted exclusively to char- ity, the whole amount to be given to the Catholic and Protestant orphan- ages. The votes cost ten cents each and the proceeds, which amounted to $153, gives an idea of the extent of the charitable spirit that pervaded
thc audience.
The whole performance was clean,
bright, picturesque and entirely pleas- ing. There was not an obiectionable feature, even the dreaded cigarettes being kept at s very respectable dis- tance from the mouths of the fair partlcipants in the Carmen act.
The 'accompanlments were played
exclusively by Miss Bartlett who de- serves special mention for the excel- lence of her playing.
The perfonnance will be repeated this evening, when no doubt another full house will greet the talented players.
There will also be a matinee on Saturday afternoon and e. Kirmels bnu win be held on Monday evenins. when the winners ln last night's
there is naturally reticence in official casiom
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