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Tariff Question

Britishers Ask For. Quick Action ' TO End “Dumping” For-

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l] A Y M N S T BE UBSERVEI]

111g To Attorney General of Sask. and B. _C. -— Year’s Im- prlsonment F 0 r Breach of Statute.

(Canadian Press) REGINA, Sask., Nov. 6~Remem- brance Day, November 11, must be observed as a holiday by stores and other institutions in the prov- ince of Saskatchewan in the opin-

dities".

(Special to tho Guardian)

LONDON, Nov. iL-King George will dispose of the _tarifl question in his speech to Parliament this week by suggesting that n oom- missicn be organized to inquire in- to Great Britain's unfavorable trade balance and suggest remedies, it was understood here today.

Pro tariil’ advocates in the Cab- inet wero reported, however, to be urging that the King should go even further in making a flag rec- ommendation for a protective tar- iff. British industrialists and man- ufacturers yesterday asked for quick action by the Government to end the "dumping" of foreign commod- ities. It was charged that "dump- lng” of goods produced abroad had increased greatly because of indic- ations that the new government would impose tariff restrictions end ing England's traditional policy of free trade. The industrialists claim- ed that uness action is taken with- out delay much of the advantage

ion of Attorney General M. A. Mac- Pherson, following a declaration by. the Regina Board of Trade, that! city stores would remain open on; Wednesday next, closing between the hours of 10 a.m. to 12 noon. | Mr. MaoPllerson issued a state-

fnent, quoting the criminal code'

her with the statute authoriz- ‘i sq holiday and calling atten- tion to the provision for a term of one year's imprisonment for de- liberate breach oi statute.

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1118 01 5101'“ 0" 51111151100 Day 15 ‘ were arrested. The girl, Edith, was

absolutely compulsory according to law, Attorney-General R. H- Pool-i 2y declared today- when informed that British Columbia. was the only1 province observing this closing regu- l

gained by suspension oi the gol-l standard would be lost. .

HHIR YEARS m IIARRNESS

(Special to the Guardian) WASHINGTON. Nov. 17.-—A l3

four years. Her father and step- mother, Mr. and lldrs. Harry Riley

removed to a hospital.

Police woman Ruby Brand said she found the girl crouched behind the closets locked door. For a while after being taken from the

lotion, no {Qpligd mo}, tho matter darkened room she could not sec.

was not one of discretion with the, P111108 511111 11110 W” "115°11°°1°‘1-

government, "It 15 simply low, and l could answer only yes and no and,

not n, nutm- og policy 1n any‘ that her appearance was that of ‘I a defective.

CHARLOTTETOWNLCANADA, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1931

E or DAY or REMEiililiNBE

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Emphasis Placed On Religious Meaning of Remembrance Day At Inspiring Service At St. James Church-

Commemorating the approaching anniversary of Armistice Da-y, a solemn service of Remembrance was conducted last evening in st. James Presbyterian Church by the’ pastor, Rev. R. Moorhead Legato, himself a. veteran of the Great War. The service was attended in a body by membersof the Canadian Leg- ion and the Daughters of the Em- pire, the congregation being excep- tionally lcrge. The service of praise included the anthem by the choir, “Hark, Hark, My Soul,” in" which the solo parts were taken by Mrs. R. Raymond and Miss J. Macdon- ald; also -a solo, “The Phantom legion." (WaId-SWVEIISJ, by Mr. Arthur Bruce. The collection was in aid of the Poppy Fund.

SOLEMN MEMORIES

Following is the text of Rev. Mr. Legate's sermon:

Exodus XII, 28: “What mean ye by this service?"

Each year, at the approach of Armistice Day, from end to end of the great commonwealth oi nations which we call the British Empire, the hes _ back m ‘ ghtitilly to the great hour of the Armistice, when We felt our- selves passing, as in a dream" from the whirlpool of the war into the

-yBfi1' 01d 8111 W118 151111011 by 1101168 1 calm waters of peace. Reverentiilly ‘ today from a windowless closet in1we have kgpt (he colenmnonl b“. W1“ 5010'" L" iwhich they said she had lived l0l‘11ng 01n- nonos 1n mo great "

with thoughts to which no words can give adequate expression- thoughts 0f th; brave lives which offered themselves as a living sac- riflce to purchase for the world a new era oi freedom and follow-

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Carin Urged-To Return To India

National Congress Thinks His Further, Attendance At Round

Table Conference Unnecessary. The Mahatma’s Veiled Threat.

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ARREST PLANE

Flying Boat Now Be- ing Planned For Trans-Atlantic Ser- vice To Canada- Will Carry 120 Pas-

BOMBAY, India, Nov. 8—-(Asso- ciated Press Cabin-Asserting that the British Government had failed to grant its demands for independ- ence, the Indian National (‘mngrcss today cabled Mahatma Gandhi ill London that his further attend-p once at the round-table conference was unnecessary and urged him to1 return to India at once.

Gandhi was asked to abandon his proposed tour of Europe and come home at the earliest moment on_ the additional grounds that mo,‘ authorities were using oppressive’ measures against the peasants in.

ADDED WEALTH FIIRQNNAIJA

(Special to the Guardian)

WINNIPEG, Mam, Nov. 7.- Wheat statistics show 140, 000,000 to 150,000,000 bushels still in formers’ hands and

300000.000 b11511!!! Iiill avfll- Bengal, the ‘northwest frontier‘ 111116 111 UIIII-fll- EV"! 00111 01 province, the united provinces and’ increase in price means $31M),- ogmr dutrgm, i

IONDON, Nov. s-(A.P,>-on‘

000 added wealth for Canada.

_ receipt of a oablegram from the; Indian National Congress, a, num-l bel‘ of Indian delegates lo tho} round table conference today went; to Oxford where Mahatma Gandhi. was speaking to confer with him; on his plans for the future.

Asked in Oxford whether hc would renew the civil disobedience campaign, he replied: "If England» did not show a change oi hmrt1 inward India. then a. fiery ordeal‘ and more suffering lie ahead oi us."

Formerlslander Dies In Toronto

TORONTO, Ont" Nov. B. (By the Canadian Presn-Willhm David McKay, prominent min- ing man and former AldemI-fl or cnol-louotown. P. s. 1.. flied here today after s. brief illness. "no '16. lle was actively alloo- r

lsloewnh theYuhongifllrulh . ~ at the end of the hot century. ‘ Born at Cavendish, l’. E. I-v Engineer Has he was educated there and for ' many years was connected with Na rro Escape.

the woollen industry in Char- lottetown.

50o worms collision

(Canadian Press)

QUEBEC, Qua, Nov. B.—The Aux- iliary schooner Riviere St. Francois, owned by Captain Abel Iremblay, was badly damaged by fire caused by an explosion in her engine room here late yesterday. Captain Tremblaye son, who is the ship's engineer, was rescued by harbor workers when he leaped into the water to extinguish his flaming clothing. He narrowly

é or and other officers will be hous-1

sen gers. '

LONDON, Eng, NOV. 8—,1Czlnad- ian Press Cablel-Deslgncd to car- (Assofllflled P188!) ry 120 passengers on a trans-At- PEIPINGI N°v~ L‘“1M011¢111y1 -' hint“; service m Canada, the‘ The fifteenth Uilllfid S03E88 Ill-i world's largest flying boat is being mntry’ called out last 11mm’ were planned by the British Air mmsnstunding by in Tlentsin today after] u,’ The new 1mm, Wm be nearly a mob of more than 1,000 persons‘ twice thcjslze o, me German Dwx‘ attacked ilativo police on the bor- and with a m“ load o! ma], wmlder between the Chinese city and

weigh about sixty tons. It will have the Japanese concession’ .

a flying range of 2,500 miles and:wggnffipgilttzsizdbeagfxiglpsiméai‘: a flied‘: i? rifufmdcr (disturbances in Tlentsin today, lead ..., l. jLZi.f.i.Z“Z..Z?Z§.“ .::.::..::~1;.::; machmes t? hm‘? 111° W110!“ Em‘ Hscull-Liong sent an armored troop piro into direct aerial communica- (min [mm here to restore orden tion with London- A thirty-five ton‘ The United stages 501.1,,“ were,

51111911118111"! 111111101‘ f1y111E llilahjawaiting orders from Colonel James

islmilar in size and power to thc§D_ Taylor, nnd Italian and French ‘

DO-X 15 fl11¢11<1y on the stocks. ltroops also were standing in their Accommodation for passellgcl's'rcspcctivc concessions. Three com- on thc Great Britnin-to-Cannda panics of Chinese troops were pre- ship, will bc provided on a gcncr- Daring 1o illmfvelle- ous scale. The chief pilot, navigat- M90118 190011111811451101111111111 116861 quarters here shortly after midnigh‘ ed in a supm._su.ucun-e above me1said that shooting was continuing main cabin, similar to thc bridge 11"“ 111111 111M111“ B11115 were 11¢- Of a ship. The number of engmesgnguscd. The origin of the outbreak has not been decided, but a craitiwas uncertain’ but the Chmese 01' oi this size would need at least 00.1w?“ the J“P‘_‘“°‘° dismbuted “ms m0 h°rsep0wer_ The "n" Wm beland ammunition with the object of

illuminated throughout by- elec- causing disturbqnces‘ tricity and electric kitchens will be installed behind the hull.

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Annual Bllbldflpflflfll Delivered $6.00- lly lull Canada and U. B. A. $4.50.

Made To

gAssassinate For- mer Boy Emperor

Thousands Of Armed Chinese And Jap. Civilians Participat- ing In Disturbances In China-e Machine Guns Now Being Used.

REVENUE NUW EXBL STUTIN. EXPENDITURES

Seven Months Ending Oct. 31 Show Slight Surplus on Ordinary Account.

(Canadian Press)

OTTAWA, Ont. Nov. ‘l-Cans- da's total ordinary revenue is lead- ing total ordinary spendlture by a slight margin. For the seven months ending October 31 of the present fiscal year total ordinary revenue exceeded total ordinary cx- penditure by 81,000,000 approximate ly, with the respective totals It $202,871,922 and $201,963,589 and corresponding seven months of 1930, total ordinary re- venues was $235,618,402; while total ordinary expenditure amounted to $192,496,939-

These figures are indicated in

5lns. OfSnow

BOSTON. Mess, Nov. 7—'I‘umbl- ing temperatures and flurries of

c snow gave most of New England an i unscasonable taste of winter ast

l NEW DELHI. India. Nov. 8. (Con; night and with indications that the adlan Press Cable viz Rcuters)—- zing before morning.

State Cavalry and Moslems clash-‘

6d 0V6!‘ 1119 W091i 011d 111 001111111111 While southern New England saw;

Kashmir. but an oillcisl commvn-j brief falls of snow, up country, in .Maine, New Hampshire and Ver-

ique issued afterward says the sit-

{ mercury would drop far below free- I

sense," he explained. "Tile law says ,

clearly that sturesshall close on; Armistice Day, and we have no op- 1 tion but to enforce it."

, NNOUNCEMENTS, e comma EVENTS,

MEETINGS, ETC

"We will be buying Dressed Hogs, Organs out, on Tuesday and Wed- nesday, November lilth and llth. Peter MacNutt d: Bon. 9902-11-0-81

"Christmas Gift Bale. Novelties, Pictures. Flowers, etc. Jean Fin- layson Crockett, ‘I93 Hlllsboro St.

9960-11-9-11.

"Reserve Wednesday, November 18th for Presbyterian Chicken Sup- Dcr and Bazaar in Baptist Hall,

on. 9959-11-9-11.

"Buying Live Hogs and lambs, Tuesday, November 10th, till u a. m. Everett Haelam, Emerald; Alden Moose, Kcnsington buying same date. Everett wedlock. 9904-11-6-31

"Chicken supper and Bazaar in Stanley Bridge I Hall, Wednesday, Nov. 11th. Supper sewed from 4 un- til l0 o'clock. g Tickets, 85 cents. If not fine, come Friday. 0906-11-6-41

"Hello i l i Evsnbody. Come to Chicken Supper and " at Manse, Powzlalé Novicnzoer 11th-

upper serve a l5 o‘c oo .

9934-11-‘7-21.

l "Chicken lupper in New Glasgow Bill, Wednesday, November 11th Supper served from sirsdclock. Price 55c and Mo. If not fine the follow- ing night. 0088-11-9-31.

"Masquerade Dance‘ in Mt. Btewsrt Hall, Wednesday night. November 11th, undo: the auspices

of Mt. Stewart Branch Canadian

Goes Into Tail Spin, Killed

(Canadian Press)

WASHINGTON, D.C., Nov. 8.- Tnrec persons were isilled yesterday when a privately-owned passenger plane crashed at the Washington airport.

Those killed were: Fred H. Horte, 32, 0f Salisbury, Md“ the D1101; P195‘ ton Paynter, i7, of Washington, and Lester Dennis, 30, of Salisbury, Md.

The motor stalled in taking off from Washington airport and the pilot in onempllns to vet beck 1° the field, fell into a spin. The ihrfie were killed instantly and the plane and their bodies were burned.

"Old-time and Modern dancing in Lyceum hall tonight, featuring Jackie Ohipman and his four-piece orchestra. 0070

"Band Conert,‘ Cornwall Hall. Nov. l2. 1f stormy, first fine night. Admission 20c. ‘and 28c. Bale of ogpdy, ’ ' 9060-11-0-41

"Bridge in aid of 6t. Vincent's Qphflhhfle in Holy Redeemer Hall. Wednesday, Nov. 18th. 9984711-8-81

"Will bc buying dressed h0g8. Tuesday all day, November 10th, and. Wednesdly. "WWW 11°11 until 11 s. m. Paving tor mullet prices. A. B. Cutcliffe. Hunter “w” ecec-n-c-sl.

"The ladies oi Vernon River Perish will hold their annual Arln- lstlce Chicken Supper in C. M. B. A. mu, Vernon Rivet. on ruomy and wgdnopday, November 10th and 11th. passer. Blow. 0W-

uegion, B. E. Q. 1.. Prices awarded. IIfl-ll-i-Si.

9046-11-74!

REV- MOORBEAD LEGATE

HONORED

(Canadian Press)

‘TORONTO, Ont, Nov. il-One of the highest orders within the gift i)‘ the mnperor oi Ahyssinle, the Order of the ‘Prinity, has been son- ferred upon a Canadian Rev. Dr. B. A. B. Mercer, member of the staff oi Trinity Collego here. Cul- minating many years of study and research, Dr. Mercer was the first to translate into Bullish the Ethi- opic grammar and the church lit- urgy. With the Order goes tho title of “llitursri,” similar to that of s ‘fisoount.

(Canadian Press)

ammo. Ohio. Nov. '1 - The Chevrolet Motor Ohio ComPBnY. “mo; a temporary shutdown for needed repa1IB. has reopened 11s Central Avenue Plant K111111112 1500 workers, including flight and day crews. Indications are that 111B force will be maintained through- out the winter, officials said today.

1 Traffic In

Canal Halted

(Canadian Press)

BALBOA, Canal Zone, Nov. 8.- ‘rrafllc in the Panama Canal was suspended yesterday and every effort was made to drain Gatun Lake, the source of the Canals water supply. which has been flooded by torrential rains since early Friday.

escaped drowning and was rushed to hospital suffering from bums and shock. .

The engine room, cabin and deck of the vessel, which docked here ear- ly from lower St. Lawrence points, were badly burned. Water almost filled the ship's holds, practically destroying her cargo oi three thous- and bags of potatoes.

The cause of the fire has not yet been determined.

iness hrs been resumed.

three Moslems were injured in the disturbance which followed an st-

self-defence.

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$50, 000 Fire

(Canadian Press)

MILTON, N. 5., Nov. 8.-—Fire starting in the Walker woodworking plant here today destroyed a half- dozen buildings in the business sec- tion of this town. Iloss is estimated at $60,000.

Sudden Death Of Canon Harris

News has been rcccivui of tllc

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Lead AtiXmherst

ALIHERST, N. 8., Nov. B. (By the

Canadian Pineal-Prince Edward tiemen with Herbert Downey and Island entries carried off the ma- George Holmes winning third and iority of prises awarded at the fourth.

Maritime Winter Fair yesterday.

Miss Vimy Jones of Charlottetown carriage class for horses over 18.2 1 spent a very enjoyable short holiday mode a clean swecpvin the pony hands in height and the class with four firsts and two sec- draught class.

onds.

Alex Maclhy‘: Great Axworthy inl. N. l, won the Dominion live- won tho standard bred stallion class stock special of ow 1o;- draught for the second consecutive season. more and foal.

Home Brothers of Winslow. P- 17- 1

were second with Frisco 17119111- 11°01 of Alriculture, arrived in Am- Peter Mainshett. owned by 01111011’ 110131 Wflllht and will conduct for-

Arnold, of Quebec, was third-

I-lcme Brothers took first and

“Pl-sod Baked uitllsalnxlloon noun ls 8a

very sudden dcaih at Mnllollc Bay, N.S., on Saturday evening of Rev. Canon E. A. Iiarris, lyijl. Canon Harris was born in Cilal-ioitctov/n, the youl-lgcst son of the late W. Crltchlow Harris, and ills three brothers, Thomas J. Harris, Robert Harris, C.M.G., the famous Canadian artist and W. Critchlow llnrris Jr. architect were all exceptionally well and favorably known in this com- munityand their l-cnlnins .111 rrst in St. Peters Cemetery hero. Only 111 The Illlnd entries also won thcjseptcmber lost ‘he and Mrs. Harris

Entries

second in the saddle class for gen-

wlth his relatives in Charlottetown and at that time he 1155151011 in rc- ceiving the Governor General, Lord Bessbcrough .at the Public Library and Harris Memorial Gnllcry- 11111011 as executor of the will or Mrs. Rob- crt I-iarrie and scnio": mcmlwr of the family, he had been so instrumental in providing for this community-

light

P0107 B. Poster, of Port Hast-

Hon. MUM Weir, Federal Min-

uation is quieter and normal bus-‘

One noncommisioned officer and‘ [tempt by the cavalry unit to maker 1 an arrest. A group of Moslcms at-f tacked the cavalry. throwing ston-‘

es. and the soldiers opened fire in?

British troop". were sent to Jam- ‘l mu on Nov. 4 after serious rioting‘

At Mahone Bay 1

,mont, the countryside was covered ' with a blanket that measured as Imuch as five inches in some sec- | tions.

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, Qua, Nov. 8- Coniinued improvement in the condition oi C. E. Neill, follow- ing a recent operation, was re- ported tonight at the Royal Victoria Ilospital. Mr. Neill is Vice-President and managing director of the Royal Bank of Canada. '

Record & Forecast of the Weather

tho financial statement issued by

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Big Seizure Of Liquor

(Canadian Press)

BADNT JOHN, N. 13., Nov. Liquor valued at $20,000. 1116111411118‘ :duty, was seized at midnight last night on the schooner Telephone. one and three quarters miles off tho coast of Chance, Harbor, N. B. 'I‘ho schooner is registered at St. Andrews, N. B., and is now-at St. John under seizure. It cleared ‘from St. Pierre, Mlqllelon, about two weeks ago for the high seas via Nassau, British West, Indies. Cap- tain Stephen Burke, Queens Harbor, Calpe Race, Newfoundland, and William Hicks, address unknown, were arrested following the seizure.

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