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erLoadsAwaited . ‘ In Halifax. Vig- i orous Protest By Dairymen.

l-IALIFAX, Nov. 21.-Four million*

pounds of New Zealand butter me en route to 1-rmfaxgat the present ui-ne.I it was lel-med yesterday. This is thc`I latest addition to the already large quantity imported this ran and tnsi raeord shipments received in 11129-20 winter season. The consignments, which are car-

ried on the steamer Piako, owned by the New Zeaind Shipping Company. which sailed from Dunedin, New Zea- land on October 20. and on the Rar- anga, owned by Shaw, Eville and Al- bion. sailed from Auckland October Slat. arrnow nearing the Panama Canal. it is stated.

` Brought Protests

The butter. it was asserted in local lhloplnl oirclaalllaterday. ia destined for connmantionlin Eastern canada, particularly the Maritime p:ovlnces.I Buch imports' provoked protests from the National Dairy Council at its meeting and from the Nova Scotia Dairy1o¢n'e Association in 11-ure re- cently- Yesterday in Regina. accord- ins to Canadian Press despatchcs Premier King was requested by a delegation to take some action to pre- vent a repetitl°ri of conditions last year when 30,000,000 pounds were brought into Canada from the Do- mlnioru ia the Southern Hemisphere

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llfinter Fair

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ispccial to the Guardian)

'TOR.0N'1'O. Nov. 21-The 500 .lun- ior farmers vlaitinr the rwysl Wlfiii" Fair as guests of the Department of‘ Agriculture have a full l‘>r°ll'am 101' today, culminating in a banquet to- night, when they will be IUC!" °! use 'r. sawn oo.. at the xlns Ed- ward Hotel. They will spend all dll' inspecting and judging different sec- tions of livestock. Some of them are eompetilfg for a prise offered for an essay un _the impressions and lessons,

ANNouNcaMaNT§._ coivuNu ay`i-.Ni=»`._ ;

MEETINGS. l‘.'i£~ , /, _--

"Corns to the Dance’ in V¢m5ll

River School, Friday night. Novem- ber 22:14, . ~ A 9804-ll-21-2I.

" Come td the Dance in Mofell

Rear Community 1-lall, Monday. NW' embef 35m, 988?-ll-21-Zi. "01-san mini in Bandai °h\“'°h by pupils of was asserts spencer on

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dsrful lhow: lptinl Valley tonight: North ‘woman - satin-dw. ML Weeka will play at, Wiltshire. W”

"ocnm-tant. Kemineion. Uwdtm November en, in ale qs xmainl Rinkaphone, under the aulllioea 0! the Ladies Improvement' !oeletl'~ Special Charlottetown and summer- sma “Ink V. . ”°6_“ "rua annual mating of the Indiv Auxmaiy canadian, ion. will N halo in evaniol at 1.80. V mem~ bers gm in will attend. ltewarts leo~

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Earl of Harrington, who died in

England following an accident while following the hounds. His horse fall- ed to take s. fence, crashing at the

hazard. '

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WINNER AT WINTER FAIR

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(Canadian Press)

TORONTO. Nov. 21-May Plow” won third place in the all Canadian judging competition here today. QUHI’ ifying for a team t0 001119590 If* W0 international competition to ‘be had in England next June. but was elim- inated, owing to being one l/Cll' 'S00 old.

Explosion WreCkS

Building Front

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(Special to the Guardian)

WASHINGTON. D. C., Nov. Z1

-An explosion believed to have been caused by an ovlfhllkd houer ln the basement of A Mo- Crory’s five and ten cents SW” in downtown Washilllwll '~°d“Y' blew out the front of the build- ing. A number oi llli'\'°|“ “"5 ,users by are reported in.lUl'°d- |.1,-,m9n_ who nrrlved lmmedlatn- ly, began cxoavr/ing in the ruin! ia seal-en or anyone who michi- bc entombcd. Hundreds nf 11"' sons _gathered in the vlclnitl within a few minuics of the et- ploalon and P°|I°¢ f°““°d ““°’ to gap back the crowds. A SIP' ing hole about 20 feet wide wil five or six feet deal! W" I'I°W“ out of the facade. Large timll¢l'! were thrown about ln wild con- fuaion. Twenty P¢"l°“‘ °““¢ht in tae vicinity of the exvl°Il°“

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~w1NcEnMANoFTHENoRTH" INCREASE IN. jldai Wave Takes

IIEIEGIITES ARE

P r e m. Ferguson Loudly Acclaimed.

(Special to The Guardian)

TORONTO, Nov. 21.-Mayor Mc-

Bride today welcomed at the Royal York Hotel the delegates to the eighth annual meeting of the Liberal 1 Conservative Association of ontario, Flushed with the recent victory at the polls, enthusiasm ran high as the , members from all parts of the pro- vince convensd to discuss the party.

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Judge Indicted For Prohibition

Law Violation

FEDERAL GRAND JURY RE- TURNS BILL°AGAINS’I‘ PEN-

snvama Junlsr _ PITTSBURGH, Pu.. Nov. 21-

_An indictment charging viola- tion of the prohibition iowa, ¢°11'1elhi.=s;.i°__ .- poaaeia intoxicating liquor. was returned. today against Judge , John Berkey. of Somerset coun-

ty. by 1 Federal grand fury-

Fiftecn others were indicted

also under allegations that they comprised' a liquor and slot ma.-

chlnc ring. -

It was intimated that the gov-

ernment would contend that Judge Berksy was the owner of a company which published “The Public View” and that liquor law violators were asked to make contributions in the publication with the implication that they milht expect leniency if arrailn- ed in the Somerset County Coln-

mon Pleaa Court.

More than Human

IDNDON. Nov. 21-The' Dllll' News today aaya that a lyroaccpe has been developed at the British Royal Aircraft Works which auto- matically controls an aeroplane in night with more precaution lhlll the highest skilled human pilot. The device detects and corrects the smallest deviation from a let course.

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OTTAWA. Oni., Nov. ll--Hon.

Charles Dunning will be the out Minister of Finance. if the ri- viaed prophecies on Parliament Hill come true.

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were taken to emergency helpl- tesl within a few minutes after

'flremen and police arrival- _

100 Million Production Of ~

Ontario Mines Predicted For '-

Current Year By Minister

TQRQNTO, Nov. 21-A total Ply' ducuon valued at l110.°0°~°°° "°;‘; the mines of Ontario durini! 19 was predicted in the annual report sg ins Department of mines. meds public today by H°“- °\‘"I°° W' Cree, Minister of Mines. Mr. Mc- Crea predicted this total ln a fore- "fg gp the report. It would NPN' sent increase of 10 W °°"° °"" the exe! for 1928- V The total- metallic v\'°¢“°”°“ "° en. me or sapiens" W" *°°~“'»' 313, as compared with 3501575330 *Ii

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the and of September. 1929. accord- ing to th; report, This repralenhd a gain of 17.3 per cent for the nine

months. _

Th, ming importance -of nickel

and copper in Ontarlda mining in- dustry is indicated by the fact that the malor part of use increase in the total production was dlle to lu" increases in the production of these metals. ‘ _gold production totalled 924.780.- 82. or slightly more than t1.000.000 gm cnc same np-iod‘of 192|. _it

Mr. R. R. Hurst, Dominion labor- atory of plant pathology. Experi- mental Form, will be of particular in P

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that caused by-late blight (thc so-

late blight is common as much as fi be blight rot does not commonly spread from tuber to tuber in the bin, un- dc

tive is this rot that in years when

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Here is shown Carl Ben liaison.

Alaskan manager ol New York Fur

00-- dablwd the “Wlnred manor use North," was crosses cnc serine Si-rllts in an aeroplane equipped with sklls. to take off' six of the fifteen p°09Ie held bythe ice for more than two months in their boats off the cout of Siberia, near Ca No Qgrbanllt, of the Ala_s_k__a|:_|_ Air;

Monde of fura out of the six nine ning to make as many more flights

viii? also flew in another plane with Eielson and brought some 1.300

on board the boats. Eielaon is pian- es necessary.

Local Potato

Growers `~

Warned Of Rot _Danger

Extra Precautions

Necessary To A' void' Heavy Loss In Stored Potato Crop.

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The following communication from

tel-est to potato growers at the resent time: Investigations carried on by the ivlslon of Botany, Ottawa, show hat the farmer may lose 17 per cont

thelatored p0taw crop. This loss due chiefly to tho action oi' tubcr

nts. of which the most serious is

oiled dry rot.) `In fact, po destruc-

ty per cent of the total- crop may destroyed in storage..Whi1c late

r poor storage conditions this in-

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Heavy Drop In

Fox Fur Prices

LONDON. Nov. 21-A notable drop

in fur-prices in the English markets ranges Bs follows-Red fox, 85 D91' cent; silver fox. 25 per cent; blue fox, 15 per cent; opoesum. 15 per cent; marten, 12% per cent; ermine. 10 to 20 per cent; fitch. 15 to 20 per cent; seal. 30 pci' cent; persian lamb. 15 per cent; squirrel. 30 por cent:

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BUIIIBSHEIL

, (Canadian Press) I CANBERRA, Australia, Nov. 21.-A domestic hombshell was exploded when Hon. E. G, Theodore, Common- wealth Treasurer, presented the new Labor Govemment's Budget today.

‘ Henceforth the Government will levy

e. supertax on incomes varying from ten percent on incomes above $1,000 to 2 percent on incomes over $15,000. Increased duties are imposed on cigars, textiles, metal manufactures, motor car bodies, motor car gears

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and motor chassis.

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WAS!-lING'I’0.!\‘ Nov 21 -Henryi

House that an immediate increase in

determined upon. The manufacturer

that one remedy for the present sit- "HUGH WB/S to increase the purchas-

general level of wages should be

Many Vacancies

In Sacred I College

USUAL SPECULATION EXISTS AS T0 WHO WILL BE CREATED

- CARDINALS

VATICAN CITY, November tl

-Pope Plus has decided in hold s secret Conslstory on December ld and I. public Consistory on De- ¢l_§_lll>°{_ 19. It is generally sup- il°led he will appoint new card- inals at this tirne. V

The recent death ol Cardinal

Dubois. Archbishop or rarla, bflllllng the number of vacan- cies in the Sacred College to 13, Wlllllcd with the approach of the season at which the Pope nor- mllly holds Consistorles for the elevation of new Cardinals. has lcd to the usual speculation as to who Hmong the prolatcs of the Roman Catholic Church are des- tined for promotion.

T0 BE ARCHBIS HOP

The Paris Archdiocese. co-exten-

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Considering The I Establishment Of I

Steamship Service

(Canadian Press)

o'1"rAvv'§" Nov. 21-with a view toi

considering the establishment ofI

steomahip service from Eastern Can-I sdlan ports to India and British Af- ; `rica. the Minister of Trade and! Commerce has authorized the issue of I calls for tenders to ascertain thci probable cost of such steamshinl service. The Government. it states. does not obligate itself to accept the lowest or any tender, but the trade prospects from such services appear sufficiently encouraging to warrant a study being made of the situation in the interests of Canadian export- ers generally. Copies of the tenders have been mailed to the Hhh Com- missioner ln England and to shipping firms. which may be interested ln this proposal. The lenders will close on January 15. 1930.

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Hon. J. L. Perron. minister of ag-

riculture in the Taischercau cabinet, `who was elected M. L. A. for Mont- calm county, Quebec.

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:ff his xi emxygxdwggfd I W d sT. Jorma, Nrla.. Nov. z1-Twen- , feet at once but he would not an I as ecte ty-seven lives were lost on the south. _ - ' Y 5| coast of Newfoundland as a result of just what the increase would be. a 15 foot tidal wavo from the cartil-

‘ ' quake. Monday, according to a wire- _

|lcss report reaching the Justice De- 5 ‘ _,» ~

lpartment today from the steamer.

iPortla. Other means of communica-I tion were out off. Nine persons, mostly women and children, lost _

the waterfront at Burin, includingi 16 buildings, was swept away. Fourf bodies were recovered there. Eight- een more persons were added to the toll at Lord'a Cove arid Lamallnc, in the Burin district. Bt. Law- rence was also believed to have been struck. No more deaths were report-_ ed. The steamer Daisy was rendering assistance to tho stricken commun- lttles. ` ` ` I

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LONDON. Nov. 21.-(By George

Hamblcton, C. P. staff correspondent) -“That the present shortage of com mei-cial soft wood timber demands the serious attention of His Majesty's| Govemn\ent“, was the gist of a resol-I utlon'io which the House of Com-‘ mons unanimously agreed today. It was moved by Sir George Ccurtope. Conservative member for Rye, East. Sussex. after he had called attention % the serious shortage of timber re- sources withln the Empire. Every unit of the Empire except Canada dc- pended on imported soft wcod, Sir George declared. Britain imported 97 percent of her requirements. Can- ada`s forest iesources, at the rate

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Moderate to fresh west/erly winds fair and cold.

High tide this afternoon at 3.33

and tomorrow morning at 2.28.

Sun rises this morning at 7.11 and

sets tonight at 4. 22.

Last quarter moon, Satiuday, Nov.

they were being used up, would not last more than 130 years.

APPROXIMATELY CORRECT UITAWA. Ont., Nov. 21.--The est-

imate of Sir George Courtliope in the British House of Commons today, that Canadn's forest resources. at thc, present ratc of depletion. would not last more than thirty years, is ap- proximately correct, the Department of Interior stated today.

(Canadian Press)

WASHINGTON. Nov. 21-The

unmhylon of Senator Walter E. Edge, Republican, New Jersey( to be Ambassador to France, was confirmed by tho Senate today immediately upon its receipt from President Hoover.

TORONTO. Nov. 21-One year ego today. an Nov. 31. IDIS. the firlt bulletin 'll holed declar- ing that the King was suffering

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. MONTREAL, Que., Nov. 21.-

Bishop 0‘l.enry of Charlottetown is recovering slowly and is more comfortable than he has been for several days, it was reported at Victoria Hospital today.

TOKYO, Nov. li.-Report!

were received from Mukdcn to- day, tbat Chan Hman-Liang, Governor of Mancburia had de- cided io negotiate with the Sov- iet governlaeat for .settlement ol_ the Ullileee laetefu Railway die- plie independently ef the Nan-

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LONDON. Nov. 21.-The Prince of

Wales narrowly escaped a collision

in the air while he was makin! a practice night in hl-I H1091 UYUPIIM at Heston yesterday. There was a slight mist over the ground as the Prince circled over the air field be- fore landing and it oillolllod his

'Ihe Prince Narrowly

Air Collision

view oi another aeroplane preparing to come down. The Prince and the other pilot saw the danger in the nick of time and avoided each other by a very slight margin.

The Prince had a chat with the

pilot of the other aeroplane before he left the field. He took a night train to Edinburgh, where he has

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