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» _ ' attendance at the oom- ’ oththe Sheep breeders ‘gnsbiviib breeders Associations, and ’ great iatereei displayed in the " u and the discussions on ' "emfgsfleots their flourishing condi- n. r 'At the morning session, the ome- ‘grs o! QUQMBWIDO Branders Association ‘m the ensiling year were elected, as Lycra also twb directors of the Sheep breedsrsaasociaticn. An announce- ment Ines made by Mr. W. J. Reid, its; president o: the swine Breeders. ‘that the bait annual meeting of the leariucce oo-eperetivc Marketing lame would be held in Charlottetown Iii! Jill?- atteraoea session was devoted ito"an autopsy on sheep and swine, conducted by Dr. Lionel Stevenson oi the Ontario Veterinary College, who the presence oi intest- inal and lung worms in both species oi animal. . e-AQ ‘ti; evening session, interesting '_ _ were given by Dr. Steven- igqi,‘ ._Pgtoraon. o} the Dominion ' ‘a jflopkijlrauch. ' and Mr. xinz. M lbl Maritime Marketing

Board. - no following were in attendance: _J_ K, King, Mung. Maritime Live StcckBo , Mormon. N- 5- | l‘. W. Wa h, Supt. o! Agriculture. C. N. R». Montreal. A-W. Peterson. Live Stock Branch. pttawa. .6901“ Boswell. Trench Fort. ‘Alex. Hamilton, New Perth. ‘John w. ueuan. Sec- Murray Riv- dl L.S.B. Club. _, John s. Martin, uiaa. : W. B. Mclpllan, Alma, Lot 3- "A. D. O'Brien, Elinsdale. John P. Wallace, Alma. " J. W. Graham, Live Stock Branch.

Announcements. COMING EVENTS. MEETINGS. ETG

' IOOD RAPID CHINA 9K1‘. batter Oats. better Chino, All rocerl.

‘ "Warning. - Stupendous show

Montague Saturday. Yen's Theatre. . aole-a-c-ai.

...__ - "Dr. oliit, M. lz-siai-t now home , prevention cure. Purdy station. Wesl- chestar 00.. N.Y., USA. 12-12-3mos.

. "Horse Race at Appletree Whari on mt River on satin-day. Mmh ‘Oth at i o'clock. Class A B and 0-

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Mohcton, N. B. H. K. MacCharos, Live Stock Br.

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Jcs. lil. Gallant, Tignish, P-IJ. H.W. Clay, Live Stock Branch, Ch- town. P.E.I.

. Leo P. Praught. Grand River, lot 14.

Edward Larkin. Grand River. Lot l4. D. N. McKay, Brsdalbane, Spring-

field. P. E. I.

Thos. Wigmore. Graham's Road. Webster Boulter. Victoria.

M. J. Matlieson, Springfield. Almon Boswall, Dunstaflnags. John F. Areenault, Wellington. Andre Gallant, Rustico.

Piliton Simpson, Belmont.

John '1'. Wood, Dundas.

John W. Campbell. whim Road. John A. MacLeod, Dundas.

John A. Campbell. MP, Heather- dale.

Charles A. McKenna, Newton Cross. A.C. Ramsay, Kensington.

F. H. Deacon, Freetown.

Samuel Drummond, Freetown. Douglas Jardine, Freetown.

I". W. Reeves, Freetown.

Magnus Ross, Flat River,

Walter A. Fisher. Elmira.

John N. Profltt, Freetown.

J. E. Dingwell.

Granville S. Buntain.

Ernest Houston.

Allan Wyand.

Fred E. Moyso.

James G. MacLeod, Hampshire. Robert EdwardspHampshire. George Myers, Peakes Station. James Connolly-

Guss O. I-lalioran.

H. Clark.

Ernest c. i-iolm. Do Sable.

chas. Proude, Hampshire.

Harry Payne. Wiltehirc Club. Oliver Saunders. Winsloe Club. W. H. Pope, Covehead.

Peter Brodie.

Edgar G. Giddlngs.

W. J. Wortmarl.

Alex. E. Richards.

John B. Saunders.

W. H. Hayter.

Jas. Murchbank. _ W. W. MacGregor.

MORNING sussiolv

The president of the Shae? Breed‘ crs Association Mr. c. n. clay of Dundas, being ill, Mr. H. W. lViacGre- gor, one of the directors, presided. The minutes oi the previwl “Bell”! were read by the secretary. Mf- -l~ W. Boultor.

Mr. Maooresor "l1" ‘h’ m” Lion oi the meatinl w "l" "l" "l" IthS recommon tions embodied in l-l" minutes had en 0Y9"? W" "i" rled out. He especially noted the automatic insurance PYOVMM BY “l! government ailinst sheep killed by dogs. 0n motion, thg minutes were adop- ted.

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Barry D. Patric. Hamilton law- yer. sought by police for almost a year on several charges. was recently arrested in Chicago. He will be. brought back to face

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Conservative Sub-Am- endment Declaring for Transference of Waterpower y Re- sources‘ is Accepted

by King Govt.

(From Our Own Gun pendant)

OTTAWA, Mar. 6—After a week's tense debate the Seven Sisters wat- erpower question was settled this ai- ternocn by practically a stralshi government and opposition vole 0i 110 to 87, the naya including pro- gl-essive and labor votes. By the ac- ceptance last evening by tho Drlmfi minister of the Hon. H. H. Stevens‘ amendment to Mr. Woodsworthk resolution, no further disposition c! the water powers of the three middle west provinces under federal control, to be made except under legislation similar to that oi the railway belt (B. C.) water act of 1013, and pro- viding for administration by these provinces, saved the situation loi- the government and its face tor the Manitoba supporters.

The resolution, as amended, passed the house unanimously, all the lead- ers agreeing. Just then however, Mr. Bird, Nelson, threw a monkey wrench into the works by moving a sub- amoridment to the effect that the government oi provinces should not dispose of water powers without ratification by their legislatures.

A point o! order was raised by the Hon. Mr. Dunning on the ground that the sub-amendment was incon- sistent with the principle just passed upon by the house upon which point oi order Mr. Speaker reserved judgment. An hour was consumed on debating the point, upon which the government was a unit in upholding. Tho speaker after quoting author- ities, ruled against the government and in favor of the sub-amendment.

A little further discussion followed when the prime mlniswr wound up the debate in rethtr an effective speech. In effect. however, he pract- ically questioned "the speaker's" ruling inasmuch u one of his con- tentions was that Mr. Bird's amend- ment involved something lhat was ultra vireo oi the Dominion Parlia- meat.

ms other contention was. that ii carried it lait the western provinces with a status interior tc that oi all char provinces. icr the reason that it deprived the governments or their mcutlve authority in dealing with water powers, whereas the govern- meats o! provinces were just as sup- raua in executive authority in inat- tera within provincial luriadietlon u lv the government o! the Dominion.

firm compromise of last evening Ill really a substantial victory for

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(Canadian Press) HALIFAX, N. B». March iL-‘flie sol/eminent o! Hon. E. N. Rhodes was sustained. in the Nova Scctia, house oi assembly tonight by a. vote ot 10-1’! on the first division of the present session. Government supporters were out in full force but there were three absentee! from tho Liberal -in- eluding the leader, Hon. Wi am Chisholm, on account of illness and as pairs had been arranged the nia- jorlty resulted was the same as if every member bad been in his seat. ‘The division came on an amend- ment to the address in reply to the apeéch rroni the throne, moved at this afternoon's session by A. S. Mac- Millali, a iorlner Liberal minister oi Highways. regretting the delay in the adoption of old ago pensions and calllns upon the government to pro- vido the necessary legislation at the present session of the house. (the monument was negatlved by a vote of 10 to i7 and the motion to adopt the address was carried with a like result. ‘ . -

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LISBON. Portugal. Mar. dr-A dis- patch irom Pilnchai. Maderia Islands, today said that more than 100 per-

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(Canadian Press)

113x100 CITY. Mar. d-An one. ial bulletin announces that Monterey has been recaptured by federal troops who have driven out the rebel rcrcea o! Gen. noobar.

IIBILLION OI-USIID

lldIllUOO CITY, Mar. d-A speedy end of the rebellion against the ad- ministration of provisional president Portal Gil was predicted in an o!- iieial government bulletin issued this evening. The bulletin said that General Jesus M. Aguirre. 0t 11ers Cruz had been deserted by moat of his soldiers who had returned to the support or the government and were righting their former leader.

It eaidroo. that Geri. Gonzalo 4!:- oobar was in lull flight alter a de- ieat_ by government troops in Coa- hulla. Ailnounceinent also was made that the tederele today had recapt- ured Mcnterey, the strategic centre in Neuvo Loon, has taken Cordova, in the state or Vera Cruz and would, in a few days be in full possession o1 the gulf port oi that name.

Poison Liquor's

sons have been killed and numerous others injured by a. big landslide in the valley ot St. Vincent. Many of the victims were buried in their hou- ses. The slide resulted trom recent torrential rains.

Control Will Pass Into U.S.Hands

(Canadian Press)

OTTAWA. March de-Control oi the Sun Llie Assurance Company will pass into the hands of United States interests unless the capital stock is increased. '1‘. B. MacAuiey. president of the company, declared before the banking and commerce mission of the House oi Commons to- day. The committee was considering proposes to raisa the capital stock from 82,000,000 to 84.- 000.000.

The ‘ sevitable sequel to the pess- ing oi the Stevens‘ ndment will be an act similar to the railway belt water act, as it applies to B. 0.. al- ter the passing of which the Manit- oba government will be in a position to do as it likes in the matter oi its water powers.

The house then went into consid- eration oi a rssolutlon- siiecting grain standards in the west, which was disposed of beicre adjournment, prior- to which the prime minister announced that the budget debate would be first on the orders of the day tomorrow.

OTTAWA, Mar. d-Qucetions whe- ther the Dominion Gove. snt pro- poses to submit a reference to the supreme court oi Canada on the rela- tive jurisdiction of federal and pro- vlncial authorities in respect to old age pensions. unemployment, sick- ness, and unemplc, ‘ insurance, family allowances, radio and hospitals and aid towards relief o! disease have been placed on the order paper of tho House of Commons by T. L. Church, (Conservative, Toronto Nor- tllwddt).

Death List Now l Up to Sixteen

PBORXA. Ill, March er-Two men and two women were named in mur- der warrants issued today as a six- teenth person died apparently irom the affects o! poisoned liquor circu- in Peoria and vicinity during the set week and. I

P RIA. 111.. March m-Sickrless. blindnaas and. death Irom poison li- quor in and near Peoria struck a new high today/Fiiteon were dead. doz- ens were seriously ill, and iour were probably ywa ntly blinded.

The death list has grown steadily since the first three fatalities occur- red Saturday night. There were asv- en dead yesterday morning and eight more were reported during the daygand night. The coroner's in- vestigation has been held up be- cause ‘o! the possibility or more 1a- talitles. Coroner William Elliott said the final desthllst might contain 90 or more

Appeal Dismissed (Olflld-rllf-PIQ)

‘IORONIO, Mar. 0-1710 appeal oi Arvo Vaaro. Editor of Vaapus, Pin- hish newspaper published at Sud- bury. Ont... from a conviction on a charge o! publishing seditious libel was dismissed in second divisional court this alternoon. Vaaro was sen- tenced at Sudbury by Mr. Justice Wright to six months imprisonment and a rlns of 01,000. The published

tter complained or reieri-ed to the illness of King George and the con- dition of some oi his subjects.

NEW YORK. Mar. H. l. Icar- ing, Vice-President ct International Paper Co., announced hers tonight that his company has not changed from its forma- policy and that all customers of the company including the smallest will continue to enjoy the same price schedule as its largest ones including tho Hearst publica-

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The List Grows Larger From‘ Day to Day - Remember, S c hool Contests O v er by March 15th!

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Yesterday The Guardian received the iollofi entries from Scuris High School: i ris MacDonald, IX: Ray A. Loard, X and Donald MacDonald IX. , We are pleased to welcome these new competitors.

This makes a total o! titty three contestants whose names have so far been handed in to The Guardian. As the readou- will note, 21 schools are now entered, of which 8 are from King's County, 5 from Queens Coun- ty, 5 from Priilcce County. and 8 from Charlottetown District. I

KINGS ooulmz ' Murray River School. Souris High School. New Perth School. Rollo Bay West School. Little Pond School. South Lake School. Cardigan School. Montague School.

QUEEN'S COUNTY

Mt. Stewart School. Hunter River School. Duristaffnags School. Pleasant Valley School. Springfield School. DRINCE COUNTY Albcrtorl High School. Freeland School. Kensington School. Sununerws High School, Warren Grove School.

CHABLOTTETOWN West Kent St. School. Prince of Wales College. Prince Street School.

Manslaughter Is Verdict

SYDNEY, March 0~—"Man|laught- er" was the verdict returned just ton minutes before midnight by a Sup‘. reins Court Jury, re-tryirlg the case of Pietro Delrospedale; as, char-gas with the murder of Sylvy Servants, i7. in a shooting aflray at the Coke Ovens, last September t. ,

The prisoner. who was to have banged on February d. bilt was saved from the rope by a successful appeal to the Supreme Court by his Counsel. William Noblett, was not visibly al- feoted by the verdict. The large crowd of spectators who remained hi the building all evening expected alth- er manslaughter or a disagreement.

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Incidentally Premier Saunders Will Take up Matter of Increas. ed Subsidy While in Ottawa.

OTTAWA. Mar. 0-The Hon. Mr. Saunders, Prime Minister o! P. B. L, arrived tonight. In con- versatlon with tho Guardian rep- ruentativo in connection vvlth> his visit hero he eels his min‘ object was to address the wom. en's Canadian - Club which he will tomorrow. Incidentally. while hare, he will take up again the increase o! snbsldyto the prov- ince on several mimi- matters with one or two or the depart- mania.

Prince to Act In Father’s Place

(Special to lite Guardian) LONDON, Mar. 6—An important part of the new duties devolving upon tho Prince o! Wales as s, result or the King's illness will be to act as his Msiwtva deputy at this year's invcetitnl-ec or knighthooda. It is stated authoritatively a, royal war- rant granting the powers to the Prince to confer the accolade of knighthood, has been prepared and it probably will be designed in the next two or three days. The King him- self when Prince oi’ Wales. conferred the accolade on certain Indian sub- jects who had ‘received knighthood while he toured Tndia, King Edward having given him similar powers.

DETVADALERA RELEASED

(Canadian Press) BELFAST. Mar. d-llamonn De Valera, Irish republican ehleftairhwas released this afternoon from jail tour days before tile completion o! a 30 day sentence he had been serving tor illegally entering Ulster territory.

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Annual Subscriptions Dy hlull. Canada and U. S.A.

Delivered [(5.00 I $4.60

Annual Budge Presented Befor _. the Provincia

(Canadian Press) FREDERICTON. N. B, March d. A surplus of $24,218.28 was estimate by Hon. A. J. Leger, provincial more ; tary-treasurer of the province oi’ NI Brunswick on the occasion of pras , enting his annual budget before provincial legislature this aftern The budget speech was the fourth. be delivered by the present secre 1 treasurer. He made a forecast of necessary revenue of. $6,009,604.00 an an expenditure oi $6,085,475.72. _ This is the first time a total rev erlue greater than six million doll i has been in a. New Brunswick budge In 192B tho actual revenue reac . the total of $5,785,610.88 and the ac tual expenditures $5,586,408.15. - estimated revenue for ma is e824. , 074,72 more than last year and c: ; penditure $307,017.57 greener. Th . provincial secretary treasurer an -'.' nounced that more generous pro - , would be made for agriculture. edu _. cation, public health, rorcst »- ‘ immigration. exhibition. en - ’ merit oi tourist travel and other pub lic services.

Transport Service out I-‘EBBYV

The Car Ilerry encountering hca i ‘ ice in the Strait yesterday. ‘was - ~ ~ i able to make two round trips. Sh arrived in Borden last evening a 6.25. The train connecting wi boat arrived in the city at 8.50.

THE MAIL PLANE

Did not make a flight to the Isl and yesterday, the weather and via ibility being unfavourable through out the day. If weather condi - permit the plans will make her trip today.

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Old Age Pensions

For Ontario

(Special to the Guardian) TORONTO. Mar. 6—-Deiinito . 5__ suranco that some (orm of pro - old age pensions would be work --., in Ontario bslore tho end o! the year was given this morning when Hon. Geo. S. Henry, acting prime minis er, replied to requests presented

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TORONTO, March d-Maritlme, strong weet and southwest winds, mostly fair, not much change in tem- perature.

Toronto, fair ... ... ... ... ... 30-20 Montreal. clear ... ... ... 88-24 Quebec, clear ... ... .... .. 34-26 Ch'town, foggy and rain ... 45-39 Halifax, leggy ... ... ... 42-84 Si. John. mow ..'. se-az Boston. clear ... ... ... ... ... 42-80 New York. clear ... .. (6-82 High tide this morning at l.“ and tonight at us.