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_ _ . CHARLOTTETOWN, CA'NADA FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1925

Annual Buburlptlnnu Delivered on By Mail, Canada and U. ll. A.$l

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Much Satisfaction Ex- pressed Over Speedy and Successful End- in gof the Inter-AL lied Financial Conference

(Special to the Guardian)

LONDON, Jan. 15, -Among th-e

nmin causes for .sa-tlsfaction ex- presscti ily the London editorial writers over the speedy amd suc- cessful ending of the Inter-Allied Finzulclzli Gonilcrcnce, in Paris, 'Ist that it has resulted in making tllel Ulllted States one of the guarant- ors of the Dawes Reparditloll S'ellem|.l. “Tho Coniierenoo _has no l|u|»orta.nce comparable witll its broad effect, -namlely -the re- turn oi the United States to Europe." says the Westnliu-sterfl Gazette. This Morning Postl silndld-rly argtuos- “Tile s'lg.'uill`-l- cunt fellture of ‘the Conference is that the Unified -States is morally .1-nd legally comfrni-tied to uphold- ing the scheme through whicll thu Allies intend bo make Germany pay £01' i1-Sr Crime. f “T119 Ullimll Stat-es is once again back ill Europe.”

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Destructive Fire .

~ Last Night

At 11 o‘ciock last night the Fire-

men were called to the BPOCGYY store owned by Mrs. P. A. Smith on the corn-cr of Prince and King Strets. When .the firemen arnived on the scene considerable diffi- culty was found -in getting wwter as the hydrants were frozen. When. the water was obtained the flames had burst thu'ou8i1 91° ¥`0°f

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Charies Evans Hughes, Sec-

retary of State in the Govern- ment of. President Coolidge, has announced ,that he will retire to private life, having been in public service twenty years. Secretary_ of State Hughes has been a prominent figure in U_S. politics- and international affairs,

Church Union _

Standing By

I Provinces

TORONTO, Jan. 15. -,From ne-

ports received by the Church Uniion Bureau of information up

ada, while 155 llarc opp;-led the

Alllcrta for 40, against 6. ' Smkatchewan for 286, against

On-tario for 220, against 111 Quebec for 43, against 10

Jov. seats Psocl..A|M

nsrunn or u.s. 'ro sunoPsAN Al=F.Alns

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(Special to Tho Guardian)

P-ARIS. Jan. 1s_ley bells

were ‘ringing throughout France today. celebrating

_ what- all the newspapers cali the “return of the United States to European affairs." Premier Theunle of Belgium commenting upon the even. tual co-operation of the United States with Euro- pean countries, stated: “To Pay 2% per cent. to' have A""¢"i°i!'B signature in our

Syndicates le nothing. Am. ¢|‘|¢=_a might ask 2% per cont. or 7% per cent., to Participate In thin coopera- tion and we would gladly pay, and this.wouid have

+ been a bargain price, too" -|~~l»~l~-|-~l~~|»-|»+++-|~-l-|l~-l-

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Decrease In Assets -

` And Liabilities

(Canadian Press)

OTTAWA, Juan, 15, -The bank

statement for November shows a mark-ed decrease in both assets and liabilities of the Canadian -banks at the _close of that month as compared with October, a drop of approximately sixty millions in total assets and fifty millions in total lita-hillties is shown. Sav-5 ings deposits held by the banks increased by over forty mllliolll

WILL RETIRE :_--|--|--|-'_-|»~|»-1-+-|»+++-|»+ - f

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A MoNAs'l‘l-:RY AMONG THE AL'Ps A" Hams L°“" 0"

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. - One of the most wonderful buildings in Tibet is the Shekar

g;nx;.:;;u,§f:;§,`:sy 123,, P:;?,E;l:,,1',E,3rlT; §1“"i“gh'_i:_°_mg“th'_ `b_“§_ ““""‘°`"i Dzong, meaning “The Shining Crystal Monastery." which clings ,_.,m,_.. the U,,|Led Church of Can. “"8 e " “nm” e i Off' to the rocks 14,000 feet above the sea level, and_houses in seclus-

ion 400 monks This series of castle like buiidln s are built on

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merger. _ _ - ledges of rock with sheer drops of hundreds of fel:_t below them. Summary by Provinces ' _- The picture was taken by tile Mount Everest cxpe ltion.

British Colllulbial for 23, against - '- ’

m°tf§1_I§'§ii§§?.ii. REPURTS UN VUTING

N S. U tx, 51_ _ ,_ _ 12 OTTAWA. Jan. 15 - The much `

and--the firemen whfimfi 01911' _‘"1 1>_°vél_ Igfzlnzfl _:gr 12_“§;u.I|x;§,_ 3 heralded immigration policy of the ' | te\.Q°“ "° this 173'" °'f [hs bl* ld" -I-owl 676 fm. ugninm 155 King Govegnment has fallen down »'

ins- and 11"-ef °°“5id9f“"bl° ‘MW ' ' badly during the last year. Dur-

eulty got th-e blaze under oo-nltrol.

Tho entire building was damag-

ed considerably -by water and the loss is only -pcurtlally covered by insurance.

The fire started in ‘the MHC

und as the residents had all 1'8- tired for the nlsht 110116 can Say what caused the blaze.

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Uondensed Specials

RATE.-4c per word. Dei

each insertion in this column,

f-sAuNsoME sAusAoEs MADE

fresh today. Saunders, Ns‘WB01l\ & Co., Market Building.

8050-9-124-6-mos.

*SAFE WANTED-SMALL SEC-

ond hand safe. Write Box 24. Charlottetown. 943-1-14-m3i

"HADDlES, FILLETS AND BONE-

less Cod.-=Jenki.ns & Son.

966-1-15-f)i

*NEW BUCKWHEAT FLOUR Bc

lper lb.-Jenkins & Son.

966-1-15-2i

-mmf *LOST-FUR»L|NED GLOVE BE- tween Richmond East bY Grafton-_ Prince. tovictorla Hotel.. Kindly leave at Dr. McGulgan's. Reward-

957-1-14-tf

wlzsssso Hoos WAJNTNED

daily, highest prices.-P. . Oy -it Co.. Hunter River. 959-1-15m3l

'DESSERT FEARS, REGULAR 30e sine, special 2 tins for 35_c; Lombard Plums regular 25c size 2 tins for BSc-Jenkins & Snu-

908-1-15-2i

*WANTED-K~N|T'r|No. PLAIN

sewing and mending.. Satisfactory work. Apply 19 Dillon &reet. i

944-1-14-Bi

-n____;_______. 'WANTED _ AN EXPIRIENGEU mold by lrobrum-y ln. Aooly Mlrs. (-Dr.) F. W. Tidmardh. `2 Havlilamd' Btmot 881|-1-10-iff

_______________-_ °PHoNs co1 J. M. noon A co.. .wholesale Pork Packers. 89 Water Street? Charlottetown.

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n________________ °8.PEc|AL OFFER or HIGH

grade snrvelopsl, 50 Mr 800. 105 for asc.. no for ws.; IW fvf s1.oo, looo fel- $1.06- 0\""=ii°“

_ Office. ~

Wiki*

'Jos -rn|N‘|‘.tNu or __lVR:

description ollowly In GX B ° i“‘i°'." °i.°.i'.‘:2."~ “seine”

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°'l"."°‘§"Zof"»'i`-i'o'" 55-75;-7

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mor? Bmg, ' £8-I-ll-mill r- _ 'J-~ ~

ly forbid mlnels of District 26

s-trlkc is l-earned here. Orders

been- passed along to locals in con- sequence of proposals made in cer

mall and at the- conclus-.ou of the

lecturer. F-other McG-rath's tlls-

of thanks which was seconded by

Mayor McKcnn... This was car-

after which the National Anthem brought the evonlng's 9ni°¥l1l°l\i- to l, conclusion.

(lpoelol to the Gllamllan)

OTTAWA, Jan. 15-Hon. W- R-

‘lldol.ilie_rwell, Minister of _Asri¢\l|' $23!: ‘&F‘ii."'¥a“..t &"’° .2ii..i‘.°‘L'i

9 mm

Loluhin, pmtmina asv-lout any proposed embargo being .placed on tp; ahilunoat fo potatoes frvm Oomdlf Auld selling lor furiiwf odfioiei information in the matter.

¢|»oul.'r|\v Noviol--wn.|. luv

'notion Avlillluptl. -» ru -

drama ouloim _sail fowl 'Piml-

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und- _ oss. Route I

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be found that th decrease

y c u no e expected to de

velop unless a heav immi rati were secured They contended that only in this way could the'

penditure During the last three

in office. -So there can be no com- plaint on the ground that the Gov

he money

wherewith to

mean-time, his Deputy thought he

being jollied, nothing more and nothing less. The Government is continually talking of the large number of immigrants that the country is going to get; -but the fact is that the count is not et-

the country is being continually. told that prosperity is_Just around the corner.

iliesides, when the i-mnnig.ran'.s

como now they do not stay. The reason il that they cannot find work at remunsratlve wages. So they pan on into the United States. How oth A country expect to find employment for tene of thousands of new people every year, if it does not look after its home market- A successful immigration policy can _bn _conditioned ouily on the DN'

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t.i;».¢ was preceded by zi short P H - th _ _ Ontario __ -concert lu which Miss lVieKenrncy f_f,;l;;“__;: ;3'r;laBes“s$1V1f0g‘g__§g5_i’:B §_l;$g&<éco_i_i----- _fl l_ a;r.ul Mr Duffy took part. Tile ac- compared with an expenditure of P E I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ 12 3 eolu.palll.sts were Misses Stultz only $4_713_000 during the lan _three ' ' ' __ __

nnd, Blaucharll.

R F _h W _Sh “___ chair years that the Conservatives were Total . . . . . . . . ... 676 155

PV, il €l‘ il 'L '

‘ - SUMMARY

concert intruductd the Ilevcrcnd ernment has not had t

- ' _ secure immigrants. lt‘ (-canadian Press)

course was a very nhlc on-J and has simply fallen down on the job. TORONTO, Jan. 15.-The sunl- WBB <l@|lV0l`€‘d in “ll ”i"‘i‘“’m 'siyie The best evidence of this is to be mary of -ballots cast in Canada on COIIIPHNHK U10 ii¢`f~’°iS ill Chi“““ seen in the fact that t-he Ilnnyigra- the Church Union question -to date 0lViiif-Hi-|011 Wm! lhilfe i" "“""‘ the tion Department announces a new is as follows: Ballots 80,304: for l0<>t\1l°€l' Sifiled Chi”-1 il-*ii “"”'L`r immigration policy every six Union 43.354; against union. 36.-| had It Chanw \"il1`1`€ Wt* had Wg' months. Dllrlng the earlier months 950: Majority for union. 6404- In levied ours and he »1Dl»f1=l°<l_l° ii” er the year 1-leneralnle Mr. Renta addition 401 eensresstivns MVS

l>00Di6 10 sive 'ull-ina a ehrnw went over to Loud-on and made a. entered union without votins. T116 BUdi0l\°3 ihffillighly eiijoyed now arrangement with the British NEG GLASGOW. Jan- 15-"The “d°"~ ` ° the lecture and It its °°°°1““i°‘“' Government that was proclaimed first Presbyterian church °f NW '““`“*`”" Mir. -H. 1**-tnlefnill D|'0D°59d “ V°“’ as n sure immigration-gelter. In the GIBBSOW V°¢9d 88li1\Bt U“i°“ i°' (°°”"“"°d F"°m pq' 1)

ingbthe _ga-i_e_\;_el'; mont_hs e;ldinlg_ Nov-‘ ' __.g____.__.

° em Br, , ewel' mm gran 5 en' , _- ,

U- M- W- A- President ;.f;;,<1 _gl;3,g_°-;_;1;;_{,;h-;_-; ggzfgn-= ig; Unlonlst Bureau’s Figures Are 676 Church-

F0I‘bidS W-‘=\1k011t As:‘s..2i‘::;.iis‘.';':..'.°'::;'i.'*::nsl.‘; ee Fei Unien and 155 ne neinain Pies-

5e.....n... »=....> ......., ......... ie?eee_ `"" "’°` byterian-Ballots Total, 80,304. For

GLACL BAY-_ JM* 15- "°Teie‘ When the Liberals were in 'Op-‘ . . - »

glgpihie lnstructzons from Pres, position, they made lond_ complaint _

- 9 °f ‘U19 U- _M- W- A- P°Sm"e over the alleged falling off in im- ’ _ _ _

embwrklllg upon u 100 percent ggifggsioné |(;rhe€_b “Id that th?

of the international Chic-f have ` _ y g on.

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° burden f t ati b b . I ,

tain quarters that in the event of short thzy sl;}i{d; q"i’uteusoirrileoffic: Tokodggnagian 1;'-f;{)9 opts nfiggfesyqihlg slxilnlg? -Il;li;'h);uy2i;J1ftf£iJ2 ;u§:l_1_J_tll€r_e._il\§l_u_e§;s.\vf_i\‘?1I;_1_<;1:n_i:_‘;;| &_ili__;NS :gli get 13"; immigramis _“lt the voting ,ofanthe 'question ofiUnion and 301 against.

" 1 _ rg. erew enocoma. _

rt ‘::‘s.;"':-.....:"::'i.f::‘.n“z:: °-wii “iii . . ” “ Elsie.l.’:"z:.‘.li.‘;l“‘e.‘::i.‘l“

or lu.-4 s - a - .: _ -l e . ey cunts n 0 power ,b 1 _ it t [my iiie |f)r1ll~l<l»lt¥tiiIliiligsxlul support Fdhtlltgyrig lhghrs dual Him tths “§dngthI:ag§u:hhhU§:i?:l ellluxiill of Globe Presbyterian Church, -Bel-

' -’ _ - - ‘ ce nl re mm gran s. | d _,.1 th t . .

By 110 means. It has received few- fginigngdelhn 6% [hive volt- Dr. H. T. Wallace, minister, had n

L t M' During the 1°” three Y°“"9 °f ed to enter the United Church 0i,most unusua-l experience in con-

e the Conservative Governmenfs re- Canada wh-|18 155 have voted non- nection with its voting. all the ‘bal-

_ By rn. -lvleeranu sssfufsfiiz ..?§2°..”s:§i.“.;i.;“;".; l2;:.l“;‘.'s.“n: :.r.'.'.‘;°i:‘r.‘;z:

' during the three years of the King to nhon today follows: in progress for -four days and 190 _ scvsrnmenfs tenure of office'the 'er the .members of the church -had

'l1ll@"'f “"‘f‘ “ l“’f‘f éfl_l_‘_""l‘;_;‘c_‘l’ arrivals have only been 330,000. provinces For Against c_nst their ballots. The -polling

illistmt€l'tIll'iVll§mtEo nlrleltllik ite;-€"`;rnlhl;, Fewer immigrants have been British Columbia 23 R ‘clerk, W-llliafm Bailey, was sealing W* Mm__u.,’_‘._, 10_.,m.U on ..Cm,m._S Swlred and that in Brite Di' B very Alberta . . . _ 40 o (‘lviiiallt'olt and Ours." The lec- large increase In im`migraM°n ex' Sash”-tCh9W9-U ` 286 10

size Drive North Toronto. Rev

the -ballot -box -up for the night nt the conclusion of the day's vot- ing when either a piece of li-ghted wax er lighted .paper dropped into the -box and set the -ballots afire. It is announced that the voting will start over again.

Word was received -from Arn-

prior, Ont., that those opposing church union lladdeclded at a .mee- ting held on Saturday night by un- animous vote. that a Presbyterian Church would continue.

it is pointed out that although

it was reported the church at Mt. Albert. Ont., had voted unanimous- ly for union, there were only abou-t 25 out of a membership of 128 at a meeting held on Jann 5, when

l -- _they decided to go into union -by a resol

viding of empiyymellt for immin- rants.

Mr. Louis Wynn and supported by ,md better go over the ground in »o»»»»»

" Europe too, and after he return- '

rind by llwiflmai-1°” *Wil W" ac' ed home. another now policy was

corded the Reverend lecturer by anm,un¢ed_

the Rev FF- Waml- Fr- MCG"""h This menus that the public is `

imado euita-bio ’:ltckn»owled-giemen-t _

Flashed In At A Late H0111'

SYDNEY, Jan. 15-Although

the .proount wage contract be- twoon Bosco U.M.W.oxpIrec at niidrllght all corporations mlnn In Cape Baton will work oc uluai- under the present Ntoe tomorrow. -it being mut- ually. agrood th; work will con- tinue at present -ratln pend- ing reaching A doelolon.

Mais. Jan. te.-'r:_» li-linen Cablno proposes o ,to do; mand from the Allin 'tho amount by which Gro l_r|-

t¢i'\'.l. pgyfmnt ~ 3°. §inN_\¢~

Protests Against ' _,,,,,,,,,;,__ ,_,,,,{,_, .,‘;f,,,,. ...'fx _ __ __ ___ _ ""'Proposed Embargo ¢i.’;.°.'.‘. 'i‘..“.i..‘iii‘...‘$“...!.?.‘iZ."§f'. "... ‘ '“‘ '“ "”'

States for her debts exceed! the amount che rooellveo, from Germany.

WASHINGTON, Jun. 15--Ov

Beeom stomp, Boom-tory io, President Coolidge. wyiii; Nitin Munch 5 lit was euthoritativlly learned qt _thy Witlp i-louse muy. ' . ‘

FREDERICTON, Jan. 15 -

A writ was lecuodi-$|.lbne _

_ gy-olcetilon ln. Room;

ountytq fiitthe ` 1-lnthq. Provincial, Qglcl oawgd. by the elevation _ j. .-_ .lv-_-ei-»._¢.-no-o QM-

I The Cardiff Hall

(Canadian Press)

LONDON. Jim. 15.-All

hands .on board the British f"°|iih¥°l' Clrdifl Hall were loot when the steamer during ° hw/y sale meek me sewn- °"'\ ‘Point of Seven heads, Clo- 'W|di|*¥» Tuesday night and im- mediately went to pieces, ac~ °°"d'"C to Lloyds Queenstown

[ °°""°lP°ndcnt who visited the i 1

scene of the disaster yester- day. The cardiff Hall which was a vessel of 2,540 tons was hound from Buenos Aires for Cork. Sho hit the rocks at nine p. m.

*tom-&

iXiil|5||]N Jlitll 5I|iiP IEY Iii U. 5.'

WASHINGTON, Jan. l5.__-Re-

ports -from Toklo that the new Ja- -pan Ambassador, Tsueno Matsui- daira, will seek to reopen the Jap- anese im-mlgration question, find Congress unlnoved on this -matter.

No likelihood appears that Con-

gress will depart from the policy of Jn-Danese exclusion which was contained in the immigration -bill passed -by the -las-t session. It was more or -less 'by chance -that this legislation was -passed, but. hav- ing been passed, it promises -to re- main indefinitely. Had not Ambas- sador Haniharn sent his note in which he took the position -that "grave consequences" _would foi- low on Japanese exclusion. it is

pxobu-ble that exclusion would not h ve resulted.

As a -matter of fact, a large num-

ber of members of Congress have been in favor for years of taking a pronounced .position for exclus- ion -but. they hesitated to press the issue. Circumstances, and especial ly the note of Amtbassador Hanl- hara, made it _seem opportune to act when -the last exclusion -bill was -before Con-gross. The late Sen ator Lodge, as well as other lead- ers, took the position that -the note ot’ the Japanese mm-bassador was n threat and than Congress could not bow ‘to it.

Now that exclusion has been or-

?='|-\-I

and that it ought to remain settled. Hence the effort of the new am-

bassador -to reopen the -matter Wi"

not succeed. Senator Shortrld‘g€S ei -caluernla and most of '-he fs” western -members of House and Senate, take -i-he P09130” that me definite action of -the -last SeSSi0¥\. li adhered to. will -mean 1*" lee*

fldcmon than any departure from it and any overlies Of me d°°’°' however slight. t0 U19 Japaneis immigrants. The feeling in WM ington, too. il! Uiilt Canada' Avi* tralia and New Zealand ar_e_1; sympathy Wm, the United Sa ed point of view. Whiflh is Pmmme not -by any h-ostllity -to Jalmll 'but by the feeling -that thee United

States cannot afford to tak; cunt new race problem on the RC

coast.

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The Weather, Etc.

soME‘n4lNG- TEL*-5 ME Tueaawas A Heavy i=i2os1'*

Lesv 1 ~ \

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Nlcsr.

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'ronoN‘ro. Jan 16.- Mei-mme

moderate winds, mir and cold.

Maximum and minimum ten\l>°f'

stares: ~ ' Quebec, clear 2-18h 'Duron-to,oloudy 16-4 .0_llN'lot.totown. clear 3-10b Montreal, clear . . . . . . 8-10

&|.|.fgx.¢l01|dy ..... ... 80--0 _ John, clear 20-ab Horton. ohm- az-lz New York. clear . . . . . . . .. 32-16

High tide this afternoon at 2.59

ang;omorrow 'morning at 2.51, ' este this afternoon at 4.44

ad, files -tomorrow morning at

‘ t ous, moon Saturday, Jan. ni‘i?e...J¥'

Summsnldo tide eilhteen -min-

ute: ister dun -Chulsltetovm.

WINS $1,200 _

I Dorothy Lathe, ten-yearoid

Aylmer (Que.), High School student who won a 81,200 scholarship offered by the Lighting Education Committee oi New York City for an es- say on home lighting, in com- petition with over a million school children in, Canada and the United States.

her crew will tllrn up safely.

-_-_¢4.>&_

tiered, -there is 3 Wide feeling in

Cogress that the issue is settled _

(Canadian Press)

-police sho did the shooting l

Annual Meeting

The anllual business

S. C. Moore. '

Water Front Rail Spur To .Be Extended

along the water frollt as far Carvcll's Wharf so as to ser

Aitken, Nelson Rsttenbury, R.

W. M.‘Rnwo, Vice President

uuavoida-lily olbeeut,

railway system.

SCHOLARSHIP &_

Still Have Hopes ...1 ‘hi.f°..IIi“',.;;;f;§_ ij F HL' ' k ,, _ln-t---l S‘_.nc_~ tllell, Sen

or .ltor Nurlla ilgurcs lt..\e bpm;

cxtcllsflcly plllliisilctl in U S

And Her Crew

‘ Now, it is ccllslfiered prollublc

""_ the Sumltc and iiulliic will rilfcilic

icaffidiin PNESS) to make no iinul llIspo.<Itioll of

MON-'l`R‘EA»L, Jlmll. 15-- Il, ll. Muscle Shoals this willt--l' bn

Gl`0€lli1`lB. Hi\ln‘il`l0n. 'OU-i».. Pri*-“-i- l<-uve it to a eolnmissiull to in dell! Of the '1`0llI‘iIlil Cllli! 01' AUP vcstigatc and report 1. y--.lr hence. erica, said toliay he believed there _ if this is d(,,,,_._ 3; “-111 mmm Um, had been 100 mllch Dfvmfilllfif the pemollillci and the .stu-liens of lfl0\ll‘!liTli-1 UW” Wimam W- Nimf the colnlllisslml will lie of ex U18 Of New Y0\`k -"mil hifi C0mD-ill' treme ilr.purulll'f;c, since til 10119 Wh() “Pi Gill iillii. Sllmnlef findings -.lt the cozunllsslon may from Norway- to follow thc trailha ii. ;1 '

ve lutt to rio ul d-.tilting the

made -by the Vl-kings to Amcriczl light and ,,,,,,.,.,- ,Muay of ,hm on th .

0 Uilqilliii YUHDS 1180. lie said-goverll-lnelult for you-rs to co-;:lc. their craft the Leif EI`iCkS5'0l1l (iovernulcllt l.\\~llt-lislllp and op- _urfls made in the home of staunch eration l-llvdcativ.-l plain to nluko 1709-f building and that it would wide use Of the C:-lllulliun figures withstand any seas it might eu- ln case the Muscle Shoals policy °0U|'l¢el' 01| We V0Y11H€. H6 be-|is held open. for :l year or lllcrc- UQVPG ti10l`@ iS H0011 i:‘rounrls t`0r-ullcllts- Tllcy hope to spread all hope that the Leif Ericksson and uve-r the country ccllltldrativc

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 15, - same aluoullt of light the cllarg-_

Dorothy EIUIIHSOH. 16. arrested is aiilout seven tim-:is its greutasln here today after her ulother had Ontario. While this is not the _been found shot to death, told tlle,overagc, the Ontario rates in gen

JU- L-ral are lunch the lower.

cause her mother had ordered her It is slgnlificant that "L:-lbor' 1° HU’-Y in MEMS Und f0l`\ll1<1e her official publication of the rdlllroad keeping an appointment Tuesday inner organizations, has come flight. out in an article in which

' . meet-ing nl’

Zion Church was held la-st night _

and a ver' lar el ttend l.

Tiny iiirdslllcialslstateilchtn shiolvifd P

fairi ucceseful year.

u The yellisctloitl of trustees result-

ed as follows:- Messrs. S. Al- S H

b t Mn Don ll, M. Rlcw, ll. Cihsnéell? E.alf3_ Clemson? James McMillan, A. A. MacDun:l.1d and *i

Hilti IVIUEIH IUWEH IN lilii

Than in U.S.A. Says Senator Norris ~ Champion of Govt. Ownership Will Compare Rates in Two Coun-

‘ (Canadian Press by Mail)

\VASliiN(i'i`ON, Jun. 15, 'Tito ('ullilli‘iull uleiiioli ui' 'll-:;tiinlZ with tile qllc.~;li--ll'0f l‘;;ilt und

_ pu\\'t-r, as l»\'iilelli:l‘¢i ily till- On-

Lurio llytirl>-1-11' ctrlc llllllllllissillll fi; ltlrl-ally ill'in;; v.‘;lcllsi\'t-l_v :ui- \'i.l‘li.~x-.-ii ‘ill the United Sul!-ns and it prolllislii to -iw nluclt lilo-:'41 \\'ilit' ly lii.sl:lliis---i and tzullsilit-ri-rl t thc lluxt yl-;lr- Solihull' l\'ul‘rl.\

ut' N--llruulta, cllzllllpull lit I" §,'o_vl>l'lllllcllt owllunsirip mud oper- lltloll ni' the grcut poll'--l' |i-.lip-et :li Mu.~lcle Silllzlls, rl-eellliy .1::l\'.¢ it l-lug list -ll' sIl'iltillg figllrt-s in (hh tscllutv ~.iux\\ll l

tlgllres -slloulng lluw low Ontario lotus are in comparison \\itil lates in the United States They hope to al

aw ten consumers to an und

tl'-ltalldini: ot' hun public owner ship and operation his uolkcd ln Ontario

Some of tht light bill.. which e-nator No is laid boiorc the enute indicated that for the

1: 's s rc-';-l o Senatou'

Norris' coulparlsouis between United States and Ontario rutos. Muny labor ol'l.:alllz:ttiolls are -rxipctted to llllc up lor the govt-rnlne-ll-t optlultioll and owner

Of ship. uf Muscle! Shoals

(Special to the Guardian)

WASliING'l‘ON .ian

Isoiatjolllst America is now head over-heels in American Affairs was the pal'adoxlcn.l but friendi comme-lrt in diplomatic circle hone today, tollowing the futur Secretary of State Kelloggs sign lug of the Paris lteparation Agreomcllt.

The IJn\v»a.s Piuu reguludiug

Europe was nnofficlnlly fathered

That the 'extension of the rails by the new V-ice~Presldent and

as now formally adopted by tbl vc Prlesldollt, it is said

Buntain & Bel.l's, Quia-elle, Pick- `

ard’s and Oarvells wharves, \vl.ll _

bo proceeded with in the Spring.

was assured yesterday at n con- _

ference between Messrs. W. U.

.Apple-ton, General ‘Manager of the .

Atlantic Region, R. W. Simpson, Aeeletnnt .l\l.aeia.nar, J. lvullin-in ’

Rleglllo-nn.l Counsel, _ d Condon, District Engineer of Maintenance of Ways; Sdpt. T. B. Grady of the -é C. N. R., and Messrs W. H, Rates-2c. per word ouch Insertion

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Mutch, H. V. Buntallnl, A. Pickard, "Postponerl meeting New Wilt

off shire, District L_ 0. L. will be hcl

trles

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the Charlottetown Board of Trade at Brookfield. Jan. 20th 2.p. m Mr. S. A. McDonald of McDonald If not fine, first fine day following dr Rowe, 8- P.'PNoli, -M. Eden of 940-1-14-1-m3 the Connolly Estate, Framlk -- Stewartpthe local 'business mon “Wiltshire concert upon;-poned imm-ed'iat/ely interested in this until Friday, January 16th. See question. Mr. 0, D. DeBlols was posters. _ 945.1.14.1.g1

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add.

Mr Appleton. to whom the local "Dance in Pownal Y-lull. Ja bnqfneoe msn feel much credit is 19th. Admission msn 50 cts, [Ad due forthe efficient ww he has lee requested to bring ca-ke. brought this grlonunco. of-thirty 977-1-16-51 were eualurlnc to s eotlcnotory -_ ooaloiuliom. .Alt yesterdays con- "Anliilll lnsotinl of Emeral 'i'9\‘€l\¢e he slated thot, al fu' an Dail' Association will bo‘hol he knew. Charlottetown was the i erald Hell on Wednesday, 2 only city anywhere that was not January inet.. at ode o'olook, p eo.-ved by o complete waterfront P .I‘. Bulbs, Secretary `* -ff

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