av usmo calm

day they mly get. overheated‘,

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Cor. Great Goo. and F-"Iflrcy

‘ Claire Campbell Called t0 the Bar

When the Supreme Court opened

.. this morning at 11 o'clock Mr. Geo

innlan, K. 0., made a. motion for

the admittance to the bar of Mr. (Zlairn (lampbell, sou oi‘ r.

mersille.

G Mr. (Jlrmpbeil was born in Sum

incrsido 26 years ago. He received in the School from

Ills elementary education t-llrlnmerside High where he matriculated to Prince o

Vlloltis Colloge which he attended for three years. After successfully Mr. Wlillliilifill studied Arts for 2 years in Acadia and passed a year ill

passing through ti’. W. (f.

"Dalhousie University Law School.

‘Having returned fronl ho i-iltcretl the lnw offices _ Albert C. Saunders, K. 1C. of ‘Sum

incl-side, whnn he took up tilc study spent some time ill tho offices of Guudet

iii‘ law. Mr. (Ialn-pbcll also

and Hazard, city.

Mr. Camlpbell in his exallnination made an éxcelieirt showing, averag- ing 8-i. percent. in his slllbjects. His M. practicing with Mr. A. C. Saunders, was also three

Ill-other, _.Vir. 'l‘liailc (Jnnlpbell, .-\., who is ill. ‘present,

called ttt ivcoksl ngq

the bar about

ivllen Mr. (Ynmpbeli appeared at

the bar yesterday morning he re celved the rongratulnlitlns of (‘hie Justice Matlhiesrin, Justice

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nauit, and Justice Hazard. .

0n motion of Mr. Inman, M1‘- Campbell wasappointed commiss- ioner for taking affidavits in the supremo Court of the three count- ics.

Mr, lCampbell is now in charge of the ‘Charlottetown law office of- .A. c. Saunders. K. c.. in the 1111111 of Nova. Scotla building.

Eastern Guardian.

..*LI'BERAL CANDIDATES — At a. meeting of the first 111811101 of Kings held at. Sourls Wednesday. i-i. i-I. Acorn, Sourls, and A. J. Mac- Alialn, Selkirk, were nominated t0

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‘FUNERAL vssrenoav _ The funeral of the late William Crock- ett of this city took place from his late residence, 246 Fitzroy St, on Fellm"? 2nd. T e services at, the house and grave were conducted by R"- MF- Ryan. assisted by Dr. 38111511! The pallbearers were; Hi5 Worship Mayor Miller, Mr, G, I), wriKhl. Mr. James Puncher. .\ir. Wllllflm Power. Mr. William Teeil and Mr. Henry Lowe,

MUSIC AT—THE FIREMAN'S BANQUET. —— At the ‘Fireman's

Albert Blanchard on the piano and Mr. Aieel- Arsenauit on the banjo added considerably to ‘the enjoy. meat of the evening's entertain- ment. Before the banquet com- menced Mr. Ben Wagner, Char- lottetowxrs premier violinist piny- ed, in his usual high standard, two selections which were received w,ifh n hearty round of applause. Mr. Pllliott (iapabiy ucrtunpanieil‘ him on the piano.

THE PHOTO-FILM. --Man'y peo- plc who attended the Prince Ed- ward Theatre during the past two nights, are no doubt, agreeably sur- prised ut the wonderful results of the Photofilm. The singing came over in an excellent mailner and it

contest. the district at the forth-- coming election.

..'NOTI-CE— Sealed Tenders, marked "Tender" will he received by the undersigned until noon, Feb- 10bit, 1927, for the collecting 0i’ eggs of the Victoria. Cross Egg Cir- cle. William Manhood‘, Sec'y. Box l, East Valleytield. 370-’!

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SYDNEY, N. S.. Felb. 3. ——— it was announced here today that the pay- roll of the Dominion Iron 8': S‘tecI Company for 1926 was $326,000 in excess ‘of that for tho preceding your. Officials of the company. colninlentlmg on the figures pointed out that while the employees had lured well nothing had been avail- slble for dividends. It. was stated that 2,300 men are at present em- ployed at the works and that the shift

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would seem that the only require- lnlcllt needed is the clarifying of |f.he reception. Mr. liicArthllr who JIIIIIIO the necessary ‘installation ‘stated tilat. the Prince Edward hail the besi results oi‘ ally theatre Iii tho Iitiaritilnc Provinces.

MET WITH ACCIDENT — Mr- Jtlscpll lletts, a resident of Quincy, Muss, who has been visiting his old home at Cumlberland for the last month. iuct with a rather palli- ‘iul accident recently. While work- ing trtl-r a horse that had fallen into the ice at ‘Crosby's Point, West iii-yer. he fell. sustaining in- juries that necessitated his removal to tllc hospital. While no bones arc broltcn he has lost the use of his Iowcr li-mibs.—-a condition which iloctors think is only temporary.

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Mr. James iilghtlzer, Secretary- Treasurer of the Prince hid-ward Isi- and ‘Egg and Poultry Cc10perativ6 Association. returned home on Tuesday evening after a fortnlghfs visit to Winnipeg, where he attend- ed the Convention of the Canadian Produce Association, and where he gave an address on “The Canadian IPolritry Standards."

Wild Disorder in I The Reichstag

(Canadian Press) BERILIIIN, Feb. 3.——'l‘he Reichstal was thrown into wild disorder to- day when Count Wesiarp. National- ist leader, attacked the declaration of policy of Chancellor Marx's new bourgeois mallttioni ministry- 111 which the nationalists are well rep- resented.

Referring to the chancellor's statement that the government has faith in the constitution oi‘ the German republic as adopted at Welnfar. Count Westarp declared the nationalists still held to their

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RAMSAY — At IHRIIIIIIOH, ‘P. E- Tsland, on February 3rd. Norman Ramsay, aged 85. interment notice later. -

eamesrsn -'At rlselowll. rel». 2, 192i. Benjamin Gomester age 79. Funeral notice later.

ATIDOOLEY-At the residence of his Norah Milton, a new horse rug. son; Bunbury. John Dooley, aged 8B ' years.

Funeral Saturday morning

3672-I-2.2|_.at 8.40 from his son's residence. Buabury, to St. Dunstalfs Cathe- dral thence to R. C. Cemetery.

I YERTAKER ‘ N- Noel-Elli

limo sou/ins

much more easily, than the Asistics could set to Europe by ‘land. and so the Moolom power. and the Mon- sol peril, ceased since 1521 until 1914. Since

has been at home, on every ocean, and in every country; whereas, the Asiatics. have been, with the excep tiog of Japan, practically confined

have gradually become, more or less the prey of enterprising and i ‘ .___ regret WE. WILL B: .|_°AD|NG “W, scrupulous European nations.

Pay,“ and nineteenth centuries hishest prices according to govern- under their dominion, and began to 1101011119. the vast expanse oi North- ern Aslo, as for Britain. France. Germany. Holland, Italy, Portugal sought. foot holds. Mr. R. R. i-Iurst, Government Bac- and later strangle holds, on most leflfliflslet, will deliver an address Asiatic countries easily accessible 0n this subject nt St. James Llter- from the sea, until, at. the beginning ary Society this evening 0011111191111‘ 0f that Great War, out of 53 millions All cord- square miles, which. exclusive of of the Polar regions, constitute the land surface of the Globe, only six million miles were not under White Government.

universal white Chins, Japan, Tibet, Siam, Turkey. Afghanistain, Persia. Siberia. and Hayti.

-w—Ci““*

The Situation

(‘Continued from page 1)

in Europe practically

he sixteenth centurymhe white man

o their own territory, where they

1° 811?. somewhat un-

The Russians in the eighteenth brought

as the Pacific.

The exceptions to dominion were

Abyssinia,

Sequel to the War Em

Gentral Guardian The Seriousness of‘ ‘

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ordinary orange pokoe; it makes twice as many cups to the

able, that the two remaining Asiatic

pircsf would follow

the same

a

are threatening 100's! wars of in- dependence. or demanding terms for the support of one or other of the so celled dominating republics. The civil war .haa, continued since Juiyl2th and with varying degrees of success, on the part of the three principals, but latterly. the southern government of Can- ton, has proved the outstanding lfactor. in so far as ll. has made ag- glossion on the foreign powers, and has capitalised in its interest the national spirit, with the cry "Asia for the Asiatiol”, “Down with the Foreigners." Still, the Pekin gov- ernment in the north more than holds its own. and hitherto the policy of the European powers, and

“wait and-see." which would ul- "mfli-“Y- triulnilh before offering to make new terms and treaties. T119 98111011 government, stole, a 111111011 1111011, the Pekin government, by. openly attacking tho foreign con- cessions within her territory, and of course, Britain, being the prin- civai power‘ involved, was first to feel the effects. Her concessions.

two latter in December last. destruction, and wrought. must be fresh in ail your ITIEIHOPIBu.

Th0

The Immediate Cause

A word as to the immediate

of the development of western

ed have made treaties, which pro-

tion.

As the‘ result of the Great War, no important inde, ndeni: coloured governments remain except China

path as India. and fall under, one or other, of the European powers?

and Japan and the former is in revolution and at civil war. Is it

131111111181- ivfliillellilili’ evening Mr. any wonder, then, that, until a few “m

years ago, it was assumed as prob-

Supreme Court T

Tile Supreme Court met YER‘ terrllay morning at 11'o'clock, with the Clhief Justice. Mr. Justice Haz- ard nnli Mr. Justice Arsenauit on the Bench.

‘On motion of Mr. G. S. inmlnn. K. 0., Mr. J. O. Clair Campbell, of Summersldc, was admitted an torney of the Supreme Court.

On motion of Mr. lnman,

three counties ‘Court. in the Supreme Court for Queen’ Sllmmlersille, a ‘Commissioner cf the Attorney (ieneral.

Ill the automobile irase of Ben]

was given for the defendant.

trial.

ion of ejectment. Judgment plaintiff for land claimed.

Tile lCourt adjourned until 11 o‘ clock l-‘rlday.

Western Guardian

—HOCK‘EY SPECIAL—ThIe I100

At-

Mr. Campbell was appointed Commis- sioner for taking Affidavits in the in tvhe Supreme‘

‘Mr. Glllls, of Eldon, was made a Commissioner for taking Affldsvitsi lllfond dream,’ County; and Mr. J. F. Arsenault, of are the-l’- for be driven from Asia. taking Affidavits In Prince County in the Supreme Court, on motion

Acorn versus J. R. Paton, judgment

The King vs. Dennis Peters and Louis McCoubrey. .Vir. Bentley, K. (3., counsel l‘or the prisbners, said he would not proceed any further in regard to application for mnew

‘The Governors of ISt. Dunstans University vs. John Ellsworth, act- for

Mr. Townsend, whom 1 have sl~ ready quoted, writing in 1901, thir- teen years before the Great War "So grand is the prize of Asiatic trade that failures will not daunt the Europeans. still less alter their conception (that China. must be partitioned.) If these movements follow historic lines, they will recur for a. time, upon a constantly as- cending scale. each repulse eliciting a greater effort, until, at. last, Asia, like lAfricil, is partitioned; that is. each section is left. at the dis- posal of some white people. “if iEurope can avoid internal war," he concluded, “or war with a much aggl-antlized America. she will. by A. D. 2000, be mistress of Asia, and ‘at liberty, as her people think, t0 enjoy unfettered her ‘practically unrestricted markets for the out- put ol‘ her industry."

Alas, I914, saw an end to that and, now the prospects Europe may more likely

i

The Partition oi China

than a generation i180. China seemed ‘Iwilml 91119111111113’ hand and foot. Russia. 111111 0b‘ mined a lease of Port Arthur, and had marked out Manchurin. 111111 the metropolitan province of Pec- hill, as her sphere; Germany. 111111- competitively, seized KlamCbow, and the Province - of Shantung; Great Britain. had announced. 111111 t-he Yang-Tse Valley, was her sphere of special interest; and France, and even Italy had claimfl of their o\vn. The Saturday Re‘

‘Less

vlded two important oncessl to the European power:

First, that Europeans should be a. law unto themselves, and not be subject to Chinese law. For this purpose, European courts were set ul). and all matters in dispute be- tween Europeans. or between a European and o Chinese, is tried

Dayalble on imported. goods, and, to make sure that there was honesty in administration, insisted upon administering the customs depart- ments themselves. So long as China was slllmbering under the old dynastic rule, and not affected 11y the western spirit of progress, this was a source of little or no complaint, the Manchu government being satisfied to accept the pro- ceeds of the customs, which the honest. and honourable European officials, handed them. These proved sufficient for all their ad- ministration purposes especinlly as Chino. was enjoying for the most part a period of peace. But the overthrow of the ancient dynasty and the subsequent civil wars, with their standing army of s. million men, has made greater calls upon the finances of the respective re- publics, and they demanded the right from Europe. America and ‘Japan and other powers to impose a. super customs tax, the pro- ceeds of which were to go, exclus- ively to the two main republics. The Washington Conference had- already considered this matter and had decided gradually to concede the demand, so long as China kept up her payments on foreign loans. in July last: another conference on the subject took place at Pekin

view, London's leading Conserve.- tive iveekly, does not. mince I18 words ill referring to those days. A particularly unpleasant amalgam." says, of imperialist ambition and rapacious concession-hunting W"

when the powers decided to ap- prove the super tax at once if the tChinese could agree -upon one ‘central government with which the lpowers could deal. But this was more easily asked than obtained, for Pekin could not overcome

, the

key special for the game in Char- lottetown tonight leaves Summer side, P. E. I. at 4 o'clock, inrc $1.95 A large crowd ls going. 3705

—CiTlZEN8 MEETING.— There will be a. meeting of citlzons in the T°W11 111111 ifiilillht for the purpose of considering plans for the propos- ed new station at Summersldc. The meeting has been called by His

the Boxer outbreak. morality of Europe at its meanest. having and, if only we had had eyes to see the

it, revealed the ulcer in European and Japan. political thought that later had to emmem an", took m9 lead 1n be removed by the cautery of the ‘war of 1914-18."

everywhere triumphant. and the Canton, helplessness of China, excited cup-demanded o; the idI‘ty, without stirring a chlvalrous mam a pram,“ that the “fluxes impulse to her defence. The allied Bhould be enmarked m‘. the seem" 9119911111011 111 Pekill- “l the “m9 Mllty of some of the hitherto unsecur- ellllllliill me ed Chinese loans. This conference

and America and Japan Pekin govern-

faiicd largely through attitude of America the Canton gov-

forclng matters, holding up in Dec- ember Iiankow the eleventh port in

‘VOTBIII-P Mayor Lldstone.

mel-slde Board of wade was; new

tart in the chair. After the routine business had been dealt with there was an informal discussion on the

‘was we'll attended.

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