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GOLDEN JUBI

OF

Observed by lliembers

Night wiin Filling

' Pleasant Ent

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Empire Lodge, Knights of Pythias,

celebrated the Golden Jubilee of the arder last night at a meeting nt- lended hi’ u 19189 ‘number of citizens hesides the members of the Lodge.

After a formal opening hy the sing-

ing nf one of the odes of the order, im address of welcome was delivered |»_v Mr. D. F. Bethune, Chancellor Uommander This was followed h a

. ._ y I most interesting special ritualistic

service prepared for the occasion and illustrative of the aims and purposes af the society, tile following acting nilicers taking part: Chancellor (loin inunder, Mr. Murdoch McLeod; Vicc libnncallor, Mr. Andrew McNa r;|

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of Ealpile Lodge last Frank Oliver llnnounces that He ‘isa Protectionist. Sharp Passage c9f¢m0l\lill Und 0 at firms Between filemblrs cn Freight Rates and

ertainmint. Free Wheat. '

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interesting program in being prepay. ed, and it is expected that a very ]Ul`£Z‘o attendance of members and flflfnlls Will bc present on that ocas- lon.

BRIEF HISTORY

'l‘hc Order of Kriilrhts of Pythias

was founded 50 years ago to-night by Justus H. Rath-bone in the City of Wsshiuzton, D. c. From his curly boyhood, the romantic his- f»0V.V of the lives of the youn{;Lsold»ier and the l~lenator of Syracuse had held for liinl peculiar fascination. File story of their marvelolls friend-

GRAND

. -_-_-_-_-___-_ _..._ __.___________._________. _._______._._._.___._______. _M

LEONARD McKAY. _

i'relate, Mr. J. I-1. Williams; Master of Excbecquer, Mri W. 'W‘. Glark. The ceremony :boncl.uidc§’,» the fol-

lowing programme .,wns__’ successfully rind most entel-taiiiingly_ carried out; solos by Mcssrsai. l'arker_H‘00P€F. /\. B. Gosh, G. Elinor Bitch , and J Webb Stanley. Redd-ing by '. Edgar snnw; Pyenlas address. ' eport Of which is given iielow, by Mr. C.

Leonard McKay, Grand Ullancellor the friendship which bound Damon lil:

ni the Domain. After the address a pleasing solo wits given bi' M159 iiatle stanley. Tgs was followed hy refreshments an ‘~ds:ncing. All Dre” sene voted the afbigir one of the n-.ost successful events' held in the city; The committee in charm 01 the dance was, ,Messrs J. A. S. BnY@\‘. W. Stanls'yé__l‘nd,\ _Gord-on Hughes, while the ,gqngrldr _ committee in charge of thc- whole celebration was Messrs Andrew lVl_cNair, J. H. Will- iams an-d J. A. Webster, to whom 8 great deal of credit is due $01' their lintiring zeal and tflorts for the WC' case of tkr. affair., Miss Jennie Hood presided effectively ai. the orshn- ,

Following is the Grand Chancellor s

address: We have gathered t0'SB’¢l1°!' t0ni5lJt my friends and brothers, to calc- nrnre the sernlmneenninl. or Gold- nn .lnliilee ci the order Knights °f l»lry¢-nies, enininemorniive of _th-2 50th anniversary 'of,Modern Pythmn Knlgnennea-one 1 ei ine srssmt events in the history of nllr b**\0V°d irlltemity. The ll' _Ml Of Pifhilnlsm

are burning brightly tonight in thou- sands of cornmu-nil Us in Canada And me united emu. and apvrosriste

heingsf’ held to attract of the people and t0

A i‘_|l.ti1\‘g fhat it has

in Wash-

ing¢0n_ of the order, is bein!

by n thl‘8! scliDss an!

the illve never

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fif till over 6000

Add-~ hold

local lcd#

D omain _ Knizilt-

1000 this

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It il wi O

of ' till!

he nsisbratldl nt Halifil- elahorste and

lies s ‘B-itusl, which, r Iclnoltnitl

ship, had indeed, for more than twenty centuries, been the theme for wondering admiration in every land where dallntless valor evoked the esteem of man and fidelity was reck- oned among thc virtues; but it was reserved for Mr.Rathbone to thereon found a fraternity whose `fa\r-reaching influences have done much to perpet- uate and exemplify the teachings of

Pythian to each other-A friendship which could smile its serene scorn of n. tyrant’s threats, and see without n tremor the balefui glitter of the ilenllsnlan’s axe. Ritual prepared in a quiet village., 'without assistance and without any previous knowledge of such work; for the author had barely reached his -majority, and had _ never been a member of any such society; was the foundation whercoil has since been erected the magnificent superstructure 'known as the Order of K-nights of Pythias.

He "Bllilded better than he knew."

for it is scarcely possible that when. on the evening of the 19th of Feb- mary 1864, he organized the first Lodlze of Knights of Pythian, hc could .have imagined he was founding an Order which in fifty years would extend its territory, membership. and benign influences with such mar- velous rapidity, until today it num' bers in r the vicinity of Ons Million active members, divided among about eight thousand subordinate Lodges, situated in nearly every city, town and village, from the northern border of our Canadian 908865930115 on the north, to the City of Mexico 'and the Canal Zone on .the south: from the Atlantic Occ-an on the East to the Pacific Ocean on the West. Rnd stretching still Westward to the Hawaiian Islands, New Zealand. Bhd the Plriliiplnes. This large member- ghip is composed l'B\`8°lY °f Y°““¢ msn-men, who do thin!! und ha” played n _ most prominent -i>0\`\`- an the industrial life ofour cities. W 3 have developed our great and vsria -industries and resources, and nnimt the eitlrenrniv oi ths f°"'"°"Y “°.,,' ed, the most advanced in morals. ' in-.ann ann .sn uni goes is mr' msn haPP_Yl Dl‘0|P°*`°“' ‘Pd °°“ ` ld, of any the wnfld hal Mer seen.

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|,<'m'° ntztaigggatngg' 5:; (l.;0l:)\\¢\e\T 'silli- ,,,i...ni»» 'ln in noting. ses roms-

» ly 'nd slunnsce of diction, :L ztguucagrlnathe value of the -l>i‘f-‘- fnnna ai-mil- ie menu. and "ll

(From Our Own Reporter)

OTTAWA, Feb 14.-Hon. Frank

‘Oliver has put it on record that he IH 0. Protectlnnist. The tariff differ- ences ofthe Liberal pnrgy in the commons are still further defined,

“I am a .Protectionist," shouted

_the member for Edmonton, tonight m the course of a heated argument for Free Wheat. “Since when?" naked J. A. M. Aik-

nf Brandon. "Always" said Mr. Oliv_ er with vehamence and the Conserva- t Ve side rapped their desks.

lt was about the rncst interesting

moment nf a rather prosy debate that snrllng up on the iqslestion of

sion

thizifir. Foster replied ill the affirma- Mr. Maclicall cl'i‘tici7»eil this hand-

linl-: of the question severely. Tile ocean rate pool was one of the worst combines of the day. It consisted

LEE ANOTHER ILLUSTRATION PYTHIANISM OF LIBERAL DIFFERENCES

ARRANGEME

BOYS

Committee Meeting Last Night

Mr. Steele to To

Interests of

L..

systems' Plus the inland WHT-BFS Com- done nothing. Charge the iil'l'lrllgenlents for the ()l,1_

largely of the three great ralwayllflarcourt, the late Government had The local committee irnving in

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hlne They wele guilty he asserted ‘l might say that in 1911 we were 9” BOYS CUnf01`0l\<‘- which w‘ll e li

of “conspiracy against the people of 00 l,usy_»- began Su. wim.id_ j

Canada.. Parliament had jurisdic- ..T00 busy to look utter the mp Y_

f.i’;',°::;..ii“:; ‘;';ii.:.“‘:.‘;i‘.‘..:°;";‘»;§: Mf- ‘ “ 1. I ' e farmers have told u again D lamentary Committee and examined Und a am to we them th Americ C

nv the solicitor General. X, ki ,_ tg ,_ 6 _ _su ci

Mr Foster stated that the Govern at e S W eh W Eat' That' 1" we

P. l b eld

this city, March 27-£9, inet ng me M. _A. last night and made

ome definite progress. The following amcd sliircommittees and thrir

urs Fon ‘

CONFERENCE

I _ . ,‘; `:i_'.‘i!!A_ in Y.Nl.C.A

ur Province in the

the Institute.

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lug :ls it will llelirly two lluni¢\|-gd lboy llslllgliti-sl liuiwel-.li the ages of 15 :lull 2l and liiiving for sprung,-3. me" `of lmtioilal replrtn1ig,i,

M"~ F- W- Steele. Boys'

Work .s'erl‘ctary of the Young !\‘Ien'i-l Vllrlstliin Association is

hnirmen were ilecided upon: Pllhli-‘to make :l tour of the provingg

me t' h d t d. , . “ best _way of dealing with this ques- mfg. ,ff ,.';°p0w‘;,frf,fd,;f§frlfn;" lion, replied sir Wilfrid. Question to the Dolninion C ' h lhey were very busy in 1911"’ M0 Ummm' said Mr Foster “busy looking after

ll. Th* re l; ld b ' ' `

the and Sl tlggryegrozr thi giisy the farmers votes but not their ,,,,xt_ _freight rates. It is clear that in

Hon Frank Ol I it, August i910 they had the details

0"-efm ffliigllt Fates dllring considera-l ' ver u so cr ‘cized worked 't li b it __ _ the Gown. e t f _ t I. _ ol: an su m t cd them to __

l1lg:ter’gfiT§ilari‘1tar:l?:Tit of Hon' Georgeiliis Drobllflem n ol no den mg with the Ctolumal Secretary' Today them W

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Ml- W Fl M,wl,,m,,, mixed thc' Mr. Foster replied by pointing out :Furs 1.03:; y;,_.:3n:lni‘;n§€meNtt WSH.”

._ . . _ _ _ ,ww th 1 t G _ 1. o mg in o lla

question and asked if it was hclngimmiede vfiiax theovifgsgiut ‘ind dlglv question. I‘he new broom has swept

considered by the dominion conrnlis- ' ll n. n 10 1. i.

_ tl lt -nlrni vin l ~ ,‘°"“~

ie n e c u an, l a ee, lad advis- _ ed the estamish t I _ i _| Hon, Ml. Oliver argued for free

_ me" 0 “ 1° nt' com ulrent contendin th t the Go el

rnlss l o il ll' c rn ' il _“ V `"‘ r ml; if ana a "Am 'reg B ni" ment wollld not he doing its rlnty li-V, .o con ro ocean rates. Tllls report me country if if did ,mt pry t|,,.l had been sent to the Secretary of experiment of letting the inrmrn-B State for the colonies but after that ll.'i.ve what appeared to be ilu im~ in shite ui three dcspatches from Mr. proveil market.

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$lllU.lllll| INEHEASE

FUH THAINMEN

(Canadian Press.) CHICAGO, Feb, 1_9--An increase in

'vrlzes of approximately $100,000 an- nually today were granted 5,000 t’7“‘P"“’é‘.._ ,,°‘ .“?.°..C!1\.°HS°_~_B“Y\iH$t°u sud Uuiaci Hallway ny -are bears el .irbitratiorr which has been sitting three months. The decision of the

- --- arbitrators' was xotherwise favorable

in the employers.

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charge of false pretenses. He was

of Derbyshire, and a member of several societies but un- dertook iinsncial schemes which pro-

UH. Blilllill

(Canadian Press)

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(Cans/dian Press)

WASHINGTON, Feb. 18-Accusin8 President Wilson of inconsistency in his view, which he wished to make bindln\g\ iii bilect as the Democratic platform and claiming that the greed of the railroads, and the aud- acious claim of Great Britain seemed far more potent with the President than' the appeal ot the womanbood of tho notion. Senator Bristow, ref publican. Kansas turned the discus- sion on W6mon's Suffrage in the Senate today -into a vigorous delute on the proposed repeal ol free tells in the provisions of Panama Cana-\ Act. Senator Bristow's attack brought to the Presidelws defense several Republican as well as Demo- cratic Senators, and served also in

party itself.

Minard'| Lininiont Cllrel Diptherln.

loosened- on page 2.)

HEUISTHIHUTIUN HUIJY iliilll UN E[lMM|llli NllMl|] WAY ll] EENIETEHY

(From Our Own Reporter) (Canadian Press.)

QTTA\VA. Feb. 1*.-Phe Ccrnmittee Nsw voilK, Fen. 19.--'l‘he sight

tri) have charge of the Redistrlbu- l or an automobile hem-Ee containing u t on Bill, was named by Premier body ablaze from md to and .attracv B‘?¥"?_°'” ‘Uday and Wm, Staff- “’0l`k Ili ed two thousand curious spectators once. ` ' ` ‘ ' ~

ifoghiigormlrtgzrgllgi senile; néethr (iilliililwlz ehgdglzgyailfnntoixie galil; an H05.. §§§§.,r ',=,.,‘,’,‘,§;,, ng., DE lf“r_°_°et was ah°_r11sht1v\»urs_rs be- Reid E_ N_ Rhodes’ _HOA Dr: Be: fore volunteers stripped his garment

land: R B_ Bennett’ W. B h _ off. The body was that of a woman E. M. MacDonald and F. F. ldsagdlealetl iwho was being take" to the °°me't°rY-

Premier B :den in movin the Tile body caught fire. The chauffeur

o , g

C second reading of the Bm' said that pllt ollt the blaze which caught from

_ - the motor. “'~--j

while he did not himself see any

reason why the committee should '“*"°“-*’°°°°“"

of opinion and he would therefore lCanad1an Press)

that in view of the largmamaunt of Caiznry Branch of the '1‘ W W

a fully qualified architect tec_hnical'work_ to be done. the more Sentence 'has been deferred. I A 1

Representative Committee would be ____..& found sdvanta ous. _ '

WAYNERBUG, Pa., Feb. is-'rin-.

pumping station of the Mlnnufactur- ing Light and Heat Co., was blown up today. John Spicer was hurled

5|) feet and fatally hurt.

_ _iP'°"'""" nina-s nn _ llllsllunlll

' ' ' (Canadian Press)

F 19 D t H L ' Qlllanao, Fen. is-iiegirlninri-_

acr£oIK0l3Jl?i?t'ain lsfbllievv Br‘l)i(l:1laov:'.ickora. ' WM pmm_é______g“cd this mOr___ninq' lcfmadmn Press) radliate of U N B. is appointed ----- . ` BANGOR, Feb. 19.-Rance Grasse, _ g ' ' ' - lumber crew foreman on trial for the

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lrglilzliinfi iggsgiilcn align? roaoN'lio.mi:en.a“l9.r3;n; may cl THE WEATHER’ "“'“'°“ 0' ‘"5 ‘,‘“’°'°°“ Wiffg “'"“““**

ized to carry ollt reforms.

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Bert Newman, the maniac who dis- - THE TEMPERATURE,

appeared from Mimico, some six

miles from Toronto was found this

collosllsea llns ,,,,,,_

i _ Although st no time reaching a

_ higher degree of temperature than

10 above yesterday, tale dsx was

' "“"' v le sant. but owar s n s

One cent per word each insertion is nfe,_r7cu’:,y“m" to “ru At ning,-clocg tm! °°l“m°° ba.” mu" °°°°mp°n" in the morning it was 8 below, and °rd"' mnmmm “har” "'°°"7`n" at the coldest period the previous _ __ . __ ._ night iz win 14 below. OY, AGE 18 WANTED AT OUR The tide will be high this morning wholesale Boot and Rubber House. at 7,39 and egmorrnw at 3,52; lf, Amr to Goff is Cs. W2-2 20"-2|. will be nigh our evening ee me ana WA EU, ROOM AND BOARD IN tomorrow at 7.32.

private family, for mari' ed couple. The sun sets this afternoon at 5.34 Stats terms per week and location. and tomorrow at 5.35; it rises tu- Addl'°”. "F- Do" °0\‘° G’“\\"“l“- morrow morning at 6.52 and Sun- _ __ _ __ __12?572°50M3llJd~ day at 6.50. s-Ahnl ron sAl.n Ar Nowru 'rue meer. me :nn .ilierneen nr

opening the ilrht within Democratic"

River Corner, 4§ miles from Char- lottetown, containing 98; acres in a high state of cultivation, with a good house and a large barn and seven other buildings. Apply to Rndrl's Harness rlllnp f‘herlnf.te- town. '.1826-\~12Mtf

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.,

,l The last quarter of the moon was

12.49.

,on Tuesday, Feb. 17th at 5,23 a.m.

There will he a new moon nn Tiles- dny, Feb. 24th at ‘i.02 li. nl.

The length of today will be tcil

‘hours and forty minutes.

signed, Finance-Dr. J, H. Ayers, Re-,i 00Dtion--G. E. Full, lllllsig-Uylrr MC. Kenzie, |

It Was decided to charge each dele»|

gate who will come from the Sunday schools all over the province, il reg- istratioll fee of fifty cents which tri-

ty-F. \V, Steele, Billeting-~not aa- largely ill tlic interest of the con.

ference. He will leave on this trip within the next week or two. Mr, Steele has had special training for the rural work ni (nn Y_ M, (‘,_ ,\_ having gradllatcil last August in ilu; Rural Leadership department of the Association training school at Silver

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MR. l".

l!@U1¢"¥` Wil-il rl flllld sat aside ful' that purpose will ti l '

` consist of nine rather th even _ E” “"'""““ *llfl`“Y\“i><

members as suggested 'by Bélirswil- 11;! thte_Hco{llemice_ llnnen

frid Laurier, yet it was a matter _'___ ‘ )_ C" 1-‘Ti 10 S001 two

__ upon which there might he -differences ‘l “'2;,‘;1g“t°“ with ffrif cntrrtuinulcnt.

e conference is to he widnly my

(Canedlanrrese) .accede to lt. i . CALGARY, Alta., Feb. 19-'rue vrrtisrfl sud it is expected flint i-he

LONDUN. (Cable), Feb. 18 -, A Sir Wilfrid Laurier said that he first case on charge of sedition inlililtheflni-T Will bv one Li the most

Sf~0l`Y 01 B °\1¢Cll1®l‘0d career was un- ‘8PPI‘6'=iBf¢d ' the ¢0llrt0SY Of thc Cana-da is Wm. McConnell found gui- unique ever held in this city, bring-r folded in court yesterday when Osrl Priine Minister in yielding to the ity or inciting n crowd of nneinploy- f

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W. S'l`lT.El.l‘1.

Hay, N. Y. (ln his tour he will oli- servc the conditions and opportllnl- _ties of extending the Y. M. C. A. _work to the country places which he `|will visit, Mr. A. S. McAllister, Y_ `l\1. (.‘. A. secretary for the Maritime provinces is expected in this city to.

ward' movcnients.

Fithseralii srlwsred in court on a` views hs had expressed sud believed ed to steal. Hs is secretary of the '

rs’c;:‘:..tf"=‘:i...?°.:“s:..;:“;g;;iz“ E* A mm GEQME 'U' M UPPUSES will

tary to a western Bishop. He mast- (Cnmmhm Press) . _ _ ____ _ _

ered the Indian language and was < V *-' (qanadi p,

. LONDON, Fen. is-chancellor BD NSS-)

appointed missionary His business Lloyd George is ill in bod with in-i OTTAWA Feb 19" Thi! G0vcrn

again attracted hin-. 'witll tlln dirrr ' ment which' ' 't d ` I‘0S\llts Hb0Vc l\0i-0d- l Hmmm __ leaning Mnyllgenglgoliilg l‘¢ifr.l;n!ri1v`;;5?-f

____ Ii|00.000 is in reality nppoeing tim

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Bllllll ill

night lollild guilty of lnnllslllllgllter.

(Canadian Press)

LONDON, (Cable), Feb. 19-In the

course of a lccturc in King's (foliage on the suniecenl responsible, Gov- emnient in the overseas Dominione, Prof. Sidney Lowe culled attention to an interesting feature of the over- seas domlnions compared with lm- porlal Government. He coinbntteli the supposition of some writers that th! constitution of Canada was like that of the United States saying that in spite of Federal arrangement.

LHABUUN ll] Bi THE MASCUT

(Cnnadian Prcll.) LoNnoN, Fen. 19,- A n¢n,°,,,, "Om East Africa is‘boln¢ brought hero as a Mascot for ll: Thqqaq l.lpton's vncnr Challenger, ann.- rock I\". _ ~

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lllnuil nlvlln

ins ini illlnl

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(Calindian Press.)

NEW Ylllili, Feb. 19.- Announce- nent that Clarence H. MacKay and v.l‘i'o had been granted a Mutual Div- orce in Fralice was not unexpected. rle is financier llnd president of the Postal Tclegrlllill Cal-le Co.

Recently .\lrs. Blake. wife of Dr.

; ` , _ 0 I

Q mornin: hull s mils from Credit Riv- --- .lnnspn A. lllnke n famous surgeon ‘_ ' er frozen to death. (Special tn The Guardian) l ,|,,,|,,,ed ,, mm gm. “£00,000 'or

' - ~ ‘ ' ` ` ll

_ Newman had divested himself of TORONTO Feb 20 -Easterly

_ i all clothing, folded them neatly, then winds, shifting" to northerly and |

laid himself down on tap and was northwesterly; local snow falls at (mean, 4 first, then fair and continuing cold.

_______,_,______`_ THE WEATHER.-Beautifully clear » l,

and sunshiny; clear and cold at - _- _

lirnnting llr. iilakes affections. Vlillnscl for both Mr. and Mrs. Mne- Kiiy any both Mr. MacKay and wife charged descrtion against each other. The decrel- gives custody of the If _-iiildren to Mackay. the mother to have the right to visit them. _

filinara’s_ Liniment Cures Distemper.

COIIIII EVENTS.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

HEETINIIS ETC.

One cent per word each inlertion in

this column. Cash must accompany order. Minimum charges twenty-dn

the Government was more like that, of the Mother (lountry in regard to complete responsibility of the exe-| cutive Legislature. Speaking of thai powers of governors general he said the law wnn vague. 1-Fe did not dw fend the nllfhorlty of tha. British North America Art, being llllurilt si- lent on the slllllecf.

Minard'e Linlml-nt Cures llisfr-ml"‘r.

cents.

“MUSIC LESSONS-Mrs. Alfred

Stewart has re-opened her Saturday

music class. Students wioliilii to join this class' would do well oenll at 185 Hillsboro Street.

1250-2-l'fl\i8ipd.

l\linnrdn llninuint cures gnrget in ro".

day to assist in planning these for-

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