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TWO VICTORIES SMA Y-TAKE “OBEY” FROM

FOR VICTORIAS THE MARRIAGE SERVICE

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Seniors Win by 6--lf and

Intermediates Blank opponents, Scoring I8

The senior Vlctorias finally clinch- gd their claim to the P. E. I, Champ- ionship and the right to defend the Starr Trophy emblematic of the amateur hockey championship of the Maritime Provinces lust evening when they defeated the Abegweits by the score of ii-4, winning their fourth successive victory i" U10 1611- gue series.

lint they had to work for it. The

Ahhh-s improved wonderfully in the post two weeks and but IID H Null! splendid fight. But for the magnifi- cent work of Vanlderstine, the goal keeper, a much lnrger score would have resulted, but Ches gave au ex- liibition of superior goal tending which surpassed anything seen here for some‘timc. He is a coming man. The Vics did not work as well to- gether last night as they should and if they profit by some of the lessons to be learned from lust night's cun- test they can improve their style of hockey enough to withstand the on- slaught of Star Trophy challenges ol n' high eulibre; for they have men of speed, endurance, experience and abil- ity in the hockey arena.

Arnold and Ben Rattenbury starred

for the blue and white the former’s consistent energetic work and the lat- ter‘s defence game and frequent rush- es making him n tower of strength to the team.

Gillispie and Lou Campbell played much better hockey than before, and 4'. Campbell showed u. marked im- provement. . Oni the game opening Ches Camp- bell made a neat run and scored in half ri minute. Two minutes later his

brother Lou, on a pass from Dougan,' repeutcd the performance and before the audience .had realized the game was in progeess the Abbies had a 2-0 lead.

Four minutes later Vanlderstlne

was penlalizcd and in his abscence Cornfoot and Rodd combined for a run, the latter scoring. Arnold Rat- tcnbury followed with_ a score five minutes later and Cornfoot was pcn- alized. Gillispie made u. neat shot in front of the nets and again thc Ab- hies were leading, C. Campbell retired for four minutes, and returning made a nice run the length of the rink. The half ended with the play in the Vic- toria end of t'he`ice.

(ln play resuming Percy Rodd scor-

ed in one minute followed by ninoth- er in five minutes, Score-Vieg 4, Abbies 3. An injury to Gillispie de- layed thé game for a couple of min- utes. Thirteen minutes alter thc half opened (ihcs (iampbell in a pretty piece of individual play, dropped in one again to the score. The game was becoming faster at that stage and in eight more minutes Rodd notched up one, followed in five min- utes by a nice run hy’the Ratter- liurys, Arnold scoring the last goal for the Victorlns and in the game.

While the play was evenly- balanced in the first half, in the second the Vics had the better of their oppon- ents, particularly in the first part. The second Vlcs, after a very one sided contest, put on a score of 13-0 against thc Abbfes Juniors. The' Abegwelfs made some changes in the juniors which did not strength- en them as proposed. Urban Gille was referee and Stanw

Tfly PHT] Jlldga of play,

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EDNDNTSS DN

(Canadian Pressi).

'1‘0RON'l‘U-, Feb. IG-'l‘hc National

Temperance (longre.<~s of 'l‘oronto at the provincial <couvcu\.°iou coiicliulod its sessions today.

A resolution to the niiect that the

only solution of the liquor problem lay in prohibition of the manufact- \|l'0. llllllort ami sale null the con- duinning of the system ol liceusiul groceries were adopted,

EXPEDTS DETTEH.

UNDEHSTNNDINN

(Canadian 1'rcss~).

PARIS, Feb. 16--'l‘hc l°‘rench press

is devoting considerable space to the conversations of Great Britain and Germany. ond consider Hnld1ane’s vis- it to Germany ullgur:~: well for nn un- derstanding lietween the( two coun- tries. -

ND DDUNT

NNNHTINL NDW

(Canadian Press.)

WASHINGTON, Feb, 16-The Ains-

worth case took a sudden turn to- day when President Tait approved oi the former- Adjusnt General's ap- plication for retirement.

This -means there will be no court

martial. It is said the action of the president finally closes the case against Ainsworth and there will he no further military proceedings.

YNISEN SUGGESTED

NNiDNNE'S YISYT

L()NDl"iN, Feb. 15-The l')uilyMn1l understands that the suggestion the visit of Secretary Haldane to llcflin was made in the first instance by the German Emperor, through Albert Ballin, director general of the Ham- burg-Americun Steamship Company.

CLOSER RELHTIONS WITH -

THE WEST INDIES

LONDON, Feb. 15-The Birming-

ham Daily Posts Loudon correspon- dent understands officially, that the

,Canadian government has taken con- trol of the negotiations with the West Indies for closer fiscal rela- tions. _

The Imperial government thinks

negotiations will he facilitated if conducted direct between the respec-

tive parties.

Mlun.rd's Llnlment Cures Dlphtheria.

PRINCE .NTARJOR

' One ol the most important importe- tions in horseflesh ol this province

for some time past was enacted when the colt Prince Marjor was punches# ffl at the midwlnter horse suction at Madison Square Garden, New York, .hy Hammond Kelly, -Southport for local parties.

This colt is a handsome bay, black minted. coming two years old, “'°T8hs about 900 and stands over 15 hands high. He in splondidly bmlfii has the best of legs and feet and has already shown more com- mon ssnse than the ordinary colt .of his sem I-in breeding is or not high class which promises treat things both inthe race track and the stud.

He is sired by Mako. a stallion '°°°8l1l2ed as one of the champion sires of colt trotters. Four of his let at 8 years averaged marie -of 2-091. 1o were anon- z.1o one so I 80 and undo H` is th sire o`f

yr old records were 2.06; and Z.00} respectively; Silver Silk, 4 yr old record 2.08§, and his get include the sire of the world famous Harvester,

2.01.

I-his dam is Princess Mai-jory, by

Sydney Dillon, Sire of Lou Dillon 1.58}; Custer, 2.055 Mary Dillon, 8.06%; Ruth Dillon, 4 yr old rqsord 2.005; Dollle Dillon, 2.061; etc.Prin-' cess Msrjory is out of Future Prin- cess Ideal. a full sister of Princess Royal clam of the renowned Esc I-1. Kay, 2.00!-.

The colt was raised nt the Walnut T-fall Farm, Donerau, Ky, which is famed for the quality of the horn! turned ont. It is essentially H breeding farm from which will BFG sold at auction from time to time. Two of its stallions are Walnut Hall and Moko and it is their get sold\at tho big auctions from which the farm derives its main revenue. Colts are not developed for speed hut are sold

' f‘. 0 Erwin. Your, ami; rerfno, msg; Native Belle and Susie N, when 3

untrained. Those sel_<l__fl‘9_gQ1ll

/ .

_ Sul:-bject HDiscusseidR by

vision Has Been ' Phu ini S"“‘j““

-_- '((lgnnilinn l'res,a|.

LONDON, Feb. ill- -As the rvmllt of

(flulludiun l‘l'es.~r). :i wcelilt. l~l\|ill`agctt|~ \~/cililingg in v.‘|ii|'h

'I‘(>RiiN'I‘(l, Feb. lil-'1‘hc Ontario thu hridc refused to prouiiize to obey

branch of the 'Dominion Alliance yes- hcr husband, there is no prospect terdny took ii definite step in decid- that [ne word "obey" may he struck lug to form a prohibition party in from the Churcli of lduglnnil inar~ iiiztnrio, by passing it resolution call- l'illi'.0 0f*l`l=ll\0lly- lu): for the immcllinte 1-.|'i-atlori of nn 'l'he subject wus illscusxim ni; ;i -»r;._niii2.ni.ior| in every nulnicipiility in inectiug of the llower House of (‘<»n~ l.hn l‘roviu<‘e today. vocation of the province of Panter-

*‘__“;-’-° bury yesterday and o. resolution a-

dopted recommending that the scrip- »f.\|rnl form of the lust ey.liortuti`<»|i in the nuirriage <~,c\‘eniony in-, in-\.'is<e<l.

ENTEH EEDEDNTIDN HULUUP3 |N

NEW YDDK EITY

((`»anadinn' Press.) g

MIAMI, Feb. 16-AA representative

meeting of citizens of Nassau, Bohn- *-

mns, on 'l‘uesday‘ reaffirmed the desire _

or tho cniony to discuss with the ' llfmuuliun l’re~e.), lio;ninion. government the proposit- NEW YURK. F'€|>» 15-A Bcries of ion t0 enter with Canadian Feriei-at- recent highway robberies in crowded imp New York streets were followed to- 'l‘hc meeting urged the government ‘Tay and Uinighll by 0l»h¢‘-l` l\0\lT\ll>S- of the colony to obtain the consenit (TW) HOW. ll llf'lll0l' ill dil1u\<n\ds for nu iority for anon fi discu.~ision. was robbed of a wallet centclnius

-im-Q- f diainoiuls worth $1,000.

l Tivo men jumped from a tnxicab at

E E ` the corner of tlrirty-fourth Street and

Fifth Avenue and bent him over thc head, seized the wallet and retnrniing

to the cab were quickly lost in the traffic. _ `

The othrr was n inessengui' for ii

business firm who was rolibcd of

- $340 in ri vacant lot.

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(Canadian Press).

WASHINGTON, Feb, 16-In the de-

bate on the Army appropriation bill

representative Berger of Wisconsin, i Socialist attacked the policy of an extensive army, declaring in the cust-

oi un attack Texas would whip Mexi- - eo or New York state i‘n|\ndi\. _Tn

COMMUNICATION nmunlnu:!iNiiUinNel‘UNHS)` i '

, ' . * H105 . I0

THROUGH tant step in advance was takeiiuhliltho

'HTH negotiations between Spain and

i 1,- __ Franco on the subject Mo'roeco. ` ` The Spanish government accepted

Ycstcrllny the Earl Grey left the British proposition in regard to

(;@¢,rge1;¢,\v" at 7 “_ m__ ng Him 1mg_collocting custluus proceeds which are bccn dfiing for some time though pro- 1'" Tn’ "T’T’Ii"‘l T" T'|“”‘ lT‘|"i‘|“tT‘"‘ "T

_ _ _ _ _ llloroccnn lozuls of IJ()-i-10. Vmusly “ported 'TH leuvmg pmt' at Spain onirrcd n decided objection

7'30 n' "NEED" Pictu" with 45 mm' f.0.thc collection _oi custmus by tho sengers, no_nmil, express and 08 tons b‘rench iictiiig ns rc|u'cscnfati\'rs of freight and docked ut 2.00 p. in. She the llw|<lf.'I'H of loans. ' lcuveg |,,,,1ny ut 7_0() “_ m_ fm- 'llho Ilritisli proposal provides for it

m,_,,,,getOwu with vnasengers express fctloninitissimi of tho powers Lo settle

. A i pu es.

und freight.

.0°.“‘:.:“°.;i'“..t11f;;i.:.if‘°;i:”;:.‘ Rf-=L=<="f° ““°'"°

. . ., ‘ ie ‘ ' . -

countered, heuvy ice and at 10 a. m., had 'p|'oceeileil to gi poiiit half n mile . . _ east of the light on Picton Island. "__

Shc had Lil) passengers, no fnail, cx- ` Dress and freight. She returned to FMO;`mE`};E;`tT“' Q‘;°M1";l’- 115- I;°‘7£ M ..;

' 1 - ' v. - - ' » 1

hut pmt mm °m°"°w Gmini toarro of one-mc, A. F. sz/\.M. Six Icehouts left'(lape Traverse at T" his review UT me PR” 7°”-"» the

3_30 “_ m_ yeste,-,my with no pus. Grand Master stated that the totnl ,,,,,,ge,~s and 27 Sacks outwnni mail nienibershlp of the order in Quebec und arrived in Cape Tormentine at province was now 702|. HH ¢0|n|>11l‘0<l 12.00, noon. They will leave Cape With 0.533 in 1910. Hn TUCFCBHU OT Tormcntine for - Cape Traverse this 338.

morning with passengers and yes-

earrings mail. ITEM HEI FORECAST Rc.

Six iccboats left Cape Turmentine _,___

ut 8.15 a. m., yesterday for dtlapg

'l‘ra.verse with 2 passengers an _ _

- - ~ ,1 _ (Special to The Cuardian)

i‘»§‘.°.l‘.i .iV°°'i`§`i3’S. ...‘."“i‘...‘§‘§` 1.32 ro1=o~'1‘0.r<==»f-mfr '1v- Strong Cape Traverse this morning for WTNTS llllll ml0d0¥`l\t9 illlililii Cape Tornientine with passengers and E8\_!'l€l”TY £0 l\0I`tT\0l` Y Wi'-11 Bl10W.° 9 ycsterdgy-‘s outward mail. f ullllg llllfilllf U12 Hight- Gerriitirlisisovwiixs ye:t(;rgg.;cillThtul)f ‘i~Teat‘;Ti;\‘ The temperature at three o'clock conditions are favorable a special this morning by the “Rexnll Store"

train will leave fgiisdcity forhgfeorgtei- Ttested Thermometer was 21 degree

i, e , , ' wi i ve zero. p;T1vi;Tei\i;:TrT)rhH:lv ml:TlsaNond§oss Mon- aT)he lowest temperature recorded

day' morning the special lre(t\‘1rning yeizitzeitdaydvzlxls (ans deggee' éibgyle zero with the passengers, mai i any an e g es was wen Y- 0 3‘ “TTT” “id "?“3t "°’i` “‘°..‘i”°‘Zi‘“"' "i’”.?. Ti“i..‘°§.'§§“ .i§°"i'~.fii.‘1.”"i'i. RTS;

o on a . v o n > .

wAcspl;lcTa.Ie:rsT\ln TeTi:geC(rT;g Traverge a. nn. gyesterday it was one above

on the arrtval of the lceboatls yester- and ut nine p. m., lt was eighteen \ 'th l i i - l V . i'l‘;ysdwTn tTiT:~:sziN:gyer|:tané.2T)m;». :TN MA BTTINT length of today will he ten special left this city for Capo Trevor- hours thirty-one minutes and of to-

sc at 8.45 p. m. tyesterdxay end will mprrgw ten hours and thirty-four

t t thi i it n r mnn es. .

Txiicilrnmstils tsmdcayy aivter lizhhse Ear? The tide will he high this mornilng .rival of the lcehoats in Oapc Traver- at 11.13 tomorrow at 11-49 and ac. There will be no special train out- Monday afternoon at 12.20; it will ward this, Saturday, night. ‘be hlglrtonlght at 10.14, tomorrow Yesterdav the Murray Harbor trnln at 11.05 and MONTHS' nil-tht Bt 11~50~

arrived in 'the city at 19.50 a. m., bo- The sun sets this afternoon at 5.28. "‘“ .‘T’1'6"1'.‘»"‘°° ““°i;.i"° """2.““".°.." 2°§l‘°'.'.""i"‘ 5ei.‘§..‘.‘$‘.§‘.."'.i’.?.‘l‘.li..-.. Zi Goa ..a.m.. ngon me, e-. I FEES '

Flngirls lat 11.05 n, .muhbeing 10 6.t57, “Monday at 6.55 and Tuesday minutes ate. the ' 'rlgnle st 4.l0,,u lf- - p.rn., being 21 hrslate, and the Bum- The moon. rises tomorrow morning vnerside nt 6.10 p. m., being 55 at 7.22 and Monday morning at minutes late. 1 \ 7.42.

DETTNDNNTS IN DYNAMITE g EDNSPYDNDY

ifmunfllun l'l‘|‘.u.;).

lNllli\NAl‘ilI,f.‘i, l\’rh. ll)--'Ni-w

disclosuron were inode in the dyno- mite conspiracy eases through io,- 000 letters :ind telcgruins quotiul in the imlictnients, i|npli<‘ul.in;; precli- vnlly nll the officials of the l|ii.m'mi |.:<.i\zil As|~iiieinf.in1l of lirniige nod :~l\.rucLural iron Workers.

This is the basis, declared today

upon \\h ch the (lovcrmuenf, will sew. to voir- et the fifty-four dei.:nllnn1s e'.f~\igu-.i with committing i.r ulii-trim; .iliuist lilo explosiomi. '

HEETIPTS DE '

INLNND HiYENUE

(Hqccinl to 'l‘he Guardian.)

U'l"l‘AWA, Feb. 16-Receipts, ofthe

Inland Revenue Department for Janu- ary were $1,585,589 compared with $1,370,662 last year.

'I`l\e taxes on spirits were $695,580; oni tobacco $070,740, and Malt trio, 5755!.

PDPE EDNEIDNNS

INTEHDIETIND

(Canadian l’1'ess).

PORTLAND, Feb. 16--The nction nf

llishop Il. ii. Welsh in interdicting six members of the Portland diocese last spring has been confirmed by Pope Pius, according to nn unconfirmed report furnished to the interdicted men.

Mun nppeulell f

vuruo ilu- decision

o Pope Pius to re. of the Bishop.

;_¢.ég- CUNDLNSED nuvelilisenenie

C ` .

“___<II3<1°;le$_°_f;>r_ T' _ '

"Fda sALn_,”§§ooa brood mare

.. with fool. Apply to "A" cure Of,

faesincation i

(luardian. ______2_'17<T\3'<

Fort' s/xiiif' .E \iEl{-nm on rank, ni.

most new, ui, n bargain. Apply

io Bc|\i'vi`.ni'f.c|‘_§f_i‘o.____ _ 2-l’Id3i.

‘suit SALE, n your old short-horn . bull. Apply to Albert Boswell.

|'0\vn;\l. *_ AA _Y “_ _WA_Yw2_>-T'TfTl`3lT7TT~

K-\,'AN'l‘l~lll, ;\ girl lnr gencrnl house- ' work. in ii sninll family. APDTY ui. lfll Water St. '_ 2'|5<T3i-

IgA'llGAlNi-l in canned goods. See

our l0c window. F. J. Holiiian

& (‘,,)_ 1 _-Wi 2-l7d31:

()nAW:i-is only zoo iionrii, choice

apples 251: peck, fresh eggs 28_c

dozen. F, .I. lloluisin & (lo. 2-|7l|3l~

Fon sniim, i.{rTn.oi 97 ner-ea.wil.b _ _ ‘ good buildings, 55 miles from Charlottetown. For particulars all ply to Gurlield _Wurrr-u, owner on pre- mises, North l<ivcr.W ,___ W 2 l7dI'.2w. ' ' osr in-¢.w<»en 21 Queen H<\~Hu‘r ‘NJ and h‘nunysidu in silver Mitch limiting r'.nse.Fi|uler please leave Wil-Tl Petty Glinndlei' nt 27 Kings Square.

2-l7\l3i.

' ,"AN'rno, A ti-,amatei-.T Permanent employment. Must' lic sober and well recomnicndcil.~-A'pply to I1- M- Poolc iii Co., (‘ouuolly s West Wharf:

___ 2-l7d3l.

[4‘i(`lIli~Tl),*'inTtliis city, pair b0y~"»' , _ pants some time ago. Owner can lmve same by nlllillfillg to E- -T' Cnrew, Llungay and _ V . 2~l7d2lrlipd.

.uT. _

`»UC'[‘l(>N, don't / . of lumber on on Wednesday, commencing at 1 o’- clock.-Benj (lnrtc nears. ,_____ i TORTETALE, double lot, house und _B shop, hens, geese, garden tools also tools for repairing bicycles. 1 gun, all kinds of furniture. Apply T10 44 Edward St. I

tion. A_____-____

AUCTION, furn

dence of Prof

.ture-at the resi

Feby commencing sharp. Parlor, dlnl

nge R Beeirsto

- 'rn ne e _ . Happy 0"; 2-mei

auctioneer. __W,_

\\7`AN'I‘ED, to rc

`last year. and Olll previous required.

hrets and cabbage. Apply to J. J Gay & Son, Box 1

""__7(Oontin\\ed on 'page B)

`Mlasrd'| Llnfmont Cures Colds, Etc Minardc llnlment euros gsrgot in cowl

fvIinard's Lllllnlcnt

paying for this

forget the auction llobins0n's Island

r & Co, auctio-

2-17d2ir1i

f not sold before

the 5th, will bc sold by publéclnxmgcii

i \ ~ . (3. M. Wright 15

Brighton Avenue on Monday 26th

nt 2 o‘clock

ngroom, hn.ll, bed-

room and kitchen furniture, including R

t, five or more ac-

‘ rcs of land near Charl0tt€t0Wll -land that has been piantcd t0li’l'|1T“

pasture the year Also want to buy

a uantity of carrots, parsnlps.

87, Charlottetown

2-l7d1wk.

TRY

inrnuviiiiiim

il‘un;ulinn l'i-css). P/lrciri, Foil. io-'rho si-nate vor

ell the nnvnl ii\Hl,:i-t after Minister if Y\T*||`|lll* |’l'|"1l=~'H\~ ui|l|nii'iv.f\<l iuipiirtnll ilinilgf-.i in fill- |i|'i»;'_i':ii|iii1:~..

ll- In l'l‘ol|~»si-il to ndd ii iuniilwr 4.

I-I the crew:~:.

$27‘J,iii»|i,00|i.

TD NNTIDNALITE U

((‘.unadinu l'res,-,,

. . _ ~ 1

hills committee of the commons limi

nntionalize Queen’s lliiivrrsity.

The committee did not reach a tina

vote.

The Hebrew dcputations made strc

(`l\risi.iun. '

TYYE NNUHDENEDS

|\‘;.u.iiln.n iressvi.

frs were liongeil today in the county fail.

sci were vninly trying to obtain :i

clients were insane.

The four were F. Sllelilnwski, E.W.

{~ilichluws`,:i, l'. Somnirrliug und "l'. i~lchult7., sln_\'ers of F. W, Gurclzcw, Jr, a truck farmer who was robbcll and murdered here ou October fifth.

Thug Jennings, n negro, was con-

victed of ilu- murder of i‘lnrrnce Mil lor.

HYDE NNUST

i STNND TNNIL

(Vanaclinii l`r-.'.~'.==.i

NTGW Yilltk, Feb. ll` ~\l1'.1-5 H.

Hyde, fi uutive of 'l`\'l‘l‘fi. 5-. TOY* nier city clinmbcrluiu, today lost his .,,.,,.a1t,, ¢,\,,., pyipv‘li:it:‘ 'Y\\'\:~i|on uf tile Supreme Court for all-linngrvol ven\\e and must go to trinl in New ‘10rll county on a charge of briliciy gro\\~ mg out of ii deposit of city money 5,, H". (*.m~neyie 'Trust Un and thc Nol'f.hei`u llunll.

§TE TUNER IIONTEALM

QU`|~`.l`i7~l(‘, Que., l"rl\. l.'» [\n\ill.st

the firing of grnu lroru ilu* I\‘l~ntc:\lm and the \\'li`:s‘.iii|i»: 'IT 'TH' Tr"`l`.V =“"°\'“' el-,iv Hin i\'el_»r:r.`<':‘ :\rrl\rrl in l“"N» ,,'ee=frrday from l-rr trill il' i""\"`“ YS' land Autirosil nud way pr\l'lS- Hundreds nl the l>0f‘l‘T" TT“"d the

terrace rind lower town \\'bar\‘<-s to

rassvugr-.rs on bonrd’ in<‘ ll lfli-.

full to work on .\ll`. l\l\'Nii'l"s ruilwill’

-if lil _ Y l ' v K .,f pci- propeller lilndrs bio. rn.

EHENBH NNYY

lu|'|;ei'sl1i||s and lui-rense the efficiency

The unrnl erpendinii-9 is 10 5,,

N UNIYEDSYTY

OTTAWA Feb lf`i The irivate

il long session today on the bill to

nuous objections to the clauscs do- rlnring that the University must be

WETYE HNNTSED

i‘llli‘.”.lii), l<‘<-li. lf`.--E-‘inc murder-

Four wcrc cxccutr-.il while tho coun-

~.-:tny order on the gr,ound that the

ggrunns ro oussscl

witness her urrl\'nl_ Tliero were 83*

l fl' 1' 34

liiiioiwrs, uho were nf, Anticnhtl last

but arcnrfiinl! 7'" l`\‘port they refused to do :my work und were Shll>D¢‘1 inn-.i< in cum-r. 'rho irir in all fe- spects woe n rnpifl HWY "‘°“T' ““"°°“_°` ful nnp, ulthouizh ni liiurs mul-li llc was onr.o\inf.rur-<l_ While rominf! 0\\f

T iii: Tin the liionirulm had Ullc

» ik , - |

unionists 'ro an

AMENDMENT.

,_..__..._._.__.i. |__

‘Based on Fact that Pro-

mised Reform of the

Lords is Not Made

(Canadian Press).

l.f'».\Il'>0N, Feb. 16-It is apparent

' that the Uuionists intend to force on T the Ministry the issue of promlsn

iiiniii- when the Lords veto bill Wal

.|pus»\.»ii, to rr-construct the House of T ‘llords later on.

'i‘he,- will propose an amendment to

Ttlie alfdress in reply to thc King's :;i|u:ei:ii derlfiring ii, improper to pro- 1-ri-il with the consideration of thc vital mcm~:ures named by His Majes- ty wliile the composition ,of_Parlia. ment is incomplete and the country is deprived of the safeguards of thc constitution.

TD ESTNDLISH EDUIT DYVYSIDN

(Canadian Press), f>'F'FA\vA, in-ii. in-A renointion to

establish n lruit division in th, U9. partmcnt of Agriculture ag B bl-,meh

Un the some footing as the Dairy and 'Seed branches came up for dis- cussion nt the morning session of the

'Dominion Fruit Growers Conference The matter was left over. _ It was decided to present cases of fruit from e"9f'Y Province to the Duke Connaught and also to "nd

linlnplv-s to the members of parlia.. ment. _

.YUNN SHI NNY DETTYND TD WDNK

' (Fnnndian Press.) _ MTKTN' "`°"- 16.-In an interview with the Associatefl Press Yuan Shi Koi said:-(living to lack of expg;-ien_

re the republican government would :nuke mistakes at first but as I have been elected President I will under- take the task.

He is determined not to go to Nnnking nnd the Pfince of the Imper- ini court are anxious for him to re- main in Pekin as they trust him to fsce the republican pledges carried milf..

EIGHT BGYS HELD

FUR MURDER

I NEW YORK, Feb. 15-A cable fromi lhuhliu says - Eight school boys were inrrcsted today charged with the mu;-_ 'der of John Kelley, assistant master of nn industrial school, in County Meath, ‘ < Tile boys it is alleged, wayluid Kel- lcy while he was making his rounds

Monflfxv night. and nent him to oem; with sticks.

,POPE DYSAPPROVES 0F i DECDLLETTE GOWNS

nous, ren. 14-Pore Pine issued

on order that all Cardinals and other Phurch dignitaries must decline to attend social functions where women are permitted to appear in dscolctto gowns, The Pontid has lone iieen opposed to the prevailing fash- ,ions in evening dress, and he believes that this order will have a. tendency to do away with low-cut gowns in i(`ntholic circles.

days

]i¢1\C0 WITH WON:

and praise, ‘

For much attempted and some littl

done. r

they brought,

Ztnuglit.

dn,

the song

Cures Dlltemper.

Y ments through,

l 'I`lim\l»'l‘liee, Father, for my yester-

And all their struggles wherefrom

And strength wherewith to do it; fo

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l THANK THEE, FATHER!

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‘ And ;or the duties that to it bo-

oug;

For all the beauty and fulfillment

. found

iln other souls and in the world

I thank Thee for their meed of blame T around,

eil thank Thee, Father, for the splen- J did mood

For nil the joys of friendship that Of my tomorrows; they are brighf,

and fair

And for the lessons that their errors X With tho dear hope of many a worthy

deed

And many an inspiration that they'

I thank Thee for today with work to lrar, ‘

YMHTUHR my life most wondrous rich

r ; ond fine

Witb lore and lovcllnesl almost d{~»

My glad heart sings its precious mo- vine.

U -L. M. Montgomery,

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