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In the Oratorical Con- test-Enroll Today!

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we are pleased to welcome today

to the Oratorlcal Contest Phoebe L. Macewain and Alice L. Weeks, both of Pleasant Valley School, and Mar- garet Lambe, of Springfield School.

It will be well here once again to

call attention to the fact that in the Oratorical Contests now being spon- sored in this province by The Guar- dian. there are prizes which are 'well worthtryfng for. To begin with, the three wi|'lnera-

first, second and thlrdvlp "gh School Contest, will each receive g prize of live dollars. And |o, mg in the district contests. There will be three excellent and useful prima for each of the three winners in than competitions.- There will also be, for the winners

of the finals, first. a trip to Toronto, and the Provincial Championship, and valuable second and third pris- es.

So deh't delay any longer, but, if y°u are e pupil in the schools of this province _under 19 yea;-5 01 un, and ln grades IX or X. or if you are in Prince of Wales College, years I and TL °f in oorreavonding grades in ei. Dunstanb, fill out the coupon you will find elsewhere in this issue and mall it to The Guardian. The list of entries- is as follows.

Watch it grow:

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Murray liver salma)

Clair; Brehaut, X, __ _ I~ieleu.Boynolda. ix '- §$i“.'“.l‘.2..r`f&'¢_"'

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New Perth lolillel

Lloyd George Dewar, rx.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS, COMING EVENTS.

MEETINGS. ETC

"ROBIN HOOD RAPID CHINA oA'rB, better Oats. better China. All Grocers.

"on clue iw. Ao.-owe sow some

Prevention cure. Purdy Station, Weat- chener co. rw. usa is-is-mc.

"Which and Dance in lnierald

Ilall on Wednesday night. Feb. I, Llmoh served. ' use-2.a.al

"Will open dressmaklng appart-

llltnts February oth at Southport village. Coats, Suits, Dresses, Danes Frocks. Mrs. J. Cahill, phone R-5-31

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P7F.l1*_ "Borden club loading hogs Thursday. nh. 1. is to a p. ru. w..l. acid. secy. _ , sau-a-s-al

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"Wblat and Danes in emerald

Hall takes place wednesday night Feb- ith. _ is s-I-e-si

"Belfast club lsadins boss st F°dl1la Station cn Tuesday. Feb. lith- lf Stormy Wednesday- 018-I-0-ll

"Montague Saturday, Freshman, With Harold Lloyd. Wonderful shew. Yeo‘s Theatre. 4s'li-I-a-si "U su rm w ow

emo to Mor lon s -

day. February iitli and aes the Bt- P°i»el"s Dramatic Club present their

Play "Master of the Magi#-" U Mt wie Wednesday cease day-

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ACCORD WILL' BE SIGNED

(Canadian Press)

ROME. Feb. 5.-It il asserted on d Vatican authority that solution

corouebieb of Pepe Plus. .

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mm °°pp°r “nmry md tm mem' Grappe and his bride were each 20 Capt. Rhude of the Stanley:

remains unset- .. '

The car ferry maintained her sum- "°“’» “nd dis”-“3“W‘°d Vmmbel' °f mer schedule yesterday, with four °‘i°°f M°Htf=*1'd oldest fdmllitd. dim round trips for freight, in addition nf" "°d°'V 9'” th? '59 °f 59 War" L9 her passenger gud mall ttlpl, T110 WH tlkefl llldiknly 111 1l8li wiht. evening mail train reached the cltli .- 3° W” ‘ 5°” °f tm’ 1°” wmmm on uma Mnrkland Molson and a cousin of

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ofthe historic Roman questions will P. for Broma, who is prominently The Aemphna th), b,ew,,.y mm of that mmm H" be arrived at and an accord signed mentioned in connection with the mug s.,.md¢,the,._ John Mouom Oli Blllldlh Feb. 10. slid that Pllbuii superior court of Quebec bench. fel- The th wma Wu “nb “me fp Canada in 1733 fmmL1m°|n_

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announcement will be made on Tues lowlnr the death of W; -i“‘"°° M" lens for flying, but owing so cpm, shire and rounded Molscna Brewery g,,,,,,.-,.¢,,.,,;d Mm.,-,¢ 5.0,.,

dey. Feb li. the anniversary of the tin. latina chief Justice. mums' the plane which Mt Mmm 5,, 5 found,-y and ,, ahipyard, Perry, Kansa’ who was “pt an” by

ton et 9 a.. nl. was forced to return Tm 1°” Fred W' M°l5°l‘ W” 9”' tha use of artificially applied oxygen

TEN YEARS 'N thither, landing at 10 a. rn. By rea- ‘ment °’ M°l‘°“'° 9"? f"°m 1933 12. days. when she lapsed into aroma

. G|R|.'S CARB son of this, no trip was made dur- “nm 1” W” "ke" °v°’ by th' Bank following an attack of pneumonia. I

Refinery May ___ mg the day md the man was mp of Montreal several years ago. He ' i (sy arltub _uuucd mu) warped by train, reaching me city ar :p;‘";";’k“:‘l'e‘:“‘ ‘“u1°°“§n*°t;"1nn‘““

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me M arltlnles gilguofl th? wrt, then dressed ingfe- 0 y ` ml" 5°” md t"° d""'h“"' Of Cafnfnons

` murine attire. and passed for ten The stanley and the 'Demo Vere 1,"'”__"" »

' yea;-a as a woman, will be recalled in still having trouble with the ice yes

(Smal m W' aww", Paris shortly when his widow is terday, as shown by the follewing (C‘“‘“”°“ Prem

LONDON, Feb. 5.-Cries of "liar"

TORONTO’ mb' " °'° omni” charged with having murdered him message received by Messrs Buntain. N E W I. E A H E H "bm" wth the me °r the new Nor' in Jul last ' Bell end Co yesterday morning from

od of financing it d

years of age when they married a Moved Terne half a mile. Now in

“ned md” at the °m°° of J`Y'M“r' few years before the war. They heavy rafted ice. Making no pro- =

doch, president of Noranda Mines were ve _ _ ---

,_ ., l‘y hdpp' till war came. The gross. Waiting more favorable oondi _ _

Ltd. Mr. Murdoch is out of towll. you” husband' Jomed his regiment' u,ms_.. Hgh. James Calder ls

th l t all ti . " d ° ::.:...°.:.:".:. ‘:.....:';':.i;"..l‘l‘. :,;'“;‘°;' ...... ...... .::'i.;..“:;°';i.. Likely 0110122 For - Q an . ere was a mys _ ~

Y‘:;‘;'m:t th°dN°"T:l°° m”!'m about the cause of the hurt; but Breton Island between Margarea and Senate ost

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however. that the rellnery will be q`_f&e:l: ’;¢;£°1:;:;”t;L hospital on Gump ` (Special to the Guardian) your somewhere in (,i;g_ Maritime an W” mm ‘ sho" conmm _._.___...____.._ »- &mlwa\ anal--rao.,fs.-a caucus gqylnoas on the seaboord rather pp' ' _ ' of the Conservaitva senators has been

than along the St. Lawrence River, h t C'h t d id ..A f ,_ as ° called for Feb. 8 when a new op- i........ nom.. .ec eco... nc.. ,°;“n§ ‘;°nce§;e§j» :ge 3]; __ iv; I Conserva tzve ,;.d.;.l..;;...;;1;. ii.. l.:.;.:§..t...t.;.. some ofthe British Metal Ccrpora- ~ ' ' _,.` ' a ° Il ve I1 0 0 tion'| Properties are in Cape Breton an Hams to dn” as B WOTEH P U,” organlzed lata Senator W. B. Ross. It is ba.

I-le did so returning al’

and because freight rates and busl- where he mo; B small nat and “ved lieved Senator James Calder will be

under the name of Suzanne Land-

govern the choice of a site. gsm ms wife, whom he introduced Qugapgélal ahaha 513::-aggzzggnives are Senators Gideon Robertson, Me.

Mining experts Pointed out today to the concierge as 3 ..mend'.. came h r ammu'nce cm; lem) of the or- Means and Willoughby. the lmnortantt °f 5 ’°°“°“' “‘ W to uve with him. .mer the wer he gmzation of the cirtieimmmwd r5l°““°§" °‘““°"'b“‘ ";"“t‘;"1V “ Lib' east. "They need two." he said. .. ..' G I U1 I 1116111 01' 0 0 80V¢I'l‘l- There is onl one refinery in Us Dill. meme Mile. Suzanne' posed M B Club' and f°"“°‘“°n °f 9' “°W5P“P" ment in Saskatchewan. He came to

Y '” 'P°f“W°W\l‘~ “"4 °V°“ S""° “°’“° "The combat" which wiu a

t t is me om mlnngmg 15° gm. - PDU" Cttawa. when the Union Government

15° exhibitions as a parachutlst. Grappe aelldaiad Uinins and Smelting Do. ,wed M8 emaordmary me ,or tm weekly commencing Friday. and was formed in lm, and since 1921 It .rum ,_ U_ M gh' mum; gm. B ' ' iam' d‘\uY- TWV hal/0 Dem W°*`ki“3 has been a Conservative. The caucus

.u thc copper is orcauccd is ousscc. y°:,;h',,,,_ in ,9,5_ ..M,,,,_ s,,,,,m,e,. fgitiszmciilmuelscéizirrg grim- hu been sauce by senator w. H. The huge amount produced by pick- nw that the mme of desemon was but eww gay they have tha (guna. sharpe of Manitoba, conservative 'I ws out dim' :rum w Ms; ‘ennmw d°v°"d by °“ °'““°°W’ ation or a virus club which wul be w}ll§elni;hls“;;'.:.§.it'1cadcr cr mc fined in the crm copper nil » 1,1, ° - - »

hm” Bmw “mp” u om lm’ cells. decided to become a man asa is me nucleus of B pany fwmsuon it Conservative pmy’ is not expected

°¥' one morning Groupe out on ll , other than the matter. in the err clothes. which had remained in a °l'°°'°“ ""“°' A '"5 d°'“°"°"°”§“ '“ "‘° °“’"‘1 “mu W°""°"“y~ “‘°

1 l f J. W. Gibson. deputy min- in U10 Chill P\'°lT1i5°l 0" Bl -7° fl day before parliament opens. Since f . nts: rt tn” tm, Dum.” th. .m “Unk sum” h° '1°m°d his reglmelf Street will mark the opening of the returning mm England mg gh, con. V011 Huenefeld

18 `l'fi _ _. _ in 1914. On going out he told h .Wm uudgubggqly bg 9;; the gagpgayq "mud nomienm "Do not can ma dub “nd H00- R- B. 31110695. 10842? tinent. he has been in Calgary and

,_,, th, sg ;,“.»c.,°,_ .im-.I my ae. _ I of the Conservative party. la bolus vancouver and has been detained ie _vase to ocean loin! veledll wlllih Mu°'..sq”nn° my more am ° invited to attend- the weston business.

rates than other amaltays and an ad- “anna Had Suddenly gone mém _ride that Right Hon. Arthur Meighen vlmtese 0'/ll' Nil #»ll\°|l9l3 7935"' gut Grappe continued to live the Wm 5° ° °°°“‘u‘°"° 1°' P"““m‘“t las in New Jersey. uf. of Mlm 5umme_ He would mt ___ ‘ ' at the next elections. Samuel Char. rlorarada in this way millll have a work and spam most of the mo,-,ey (Canadian Press) ters. M. P., for Penland, chief con- deuble advsuiller Clin?" PWQUQ' his wife-who had given birth to e WASHINGTON, Feb. 5-The House Soft/ltivo WhiP» hid Bffivfd Utd is tion and cheaper freight to the litre chu,-|__w,_, ,,,m»,1ng_ and Senate confrerea on the deno- reeeivinl the UOIIIGTVHUVB _m¢m\'_°\'¢- opaan markets where the Prilivllll QM gvemng in July lest he re- leney appropriation bill failed to There are now quite I number 01 market for the surplus will be. "The ,umm mme drunk. Having beaten agree today on the senate amend- commoners in the capital.

liuroooan market 1°' °°PP°\‘ ‘"“'¢' me wife recluse .hc had noi sec.. ro mm to proud. s24.ooo.ooo for dry

one llld m°S¢ Of 91° l’°nnm¢‘! U' work that day, having to _nurse her law enforcement.

looalad ln the UNM ll-*W* 'WW' child who was lu. he threatened to The 024.000.0110 item was placed in “Q not puny gltogathaf. It would ml hu- and his ¢hgd_ the bill against the wishes of secre- imp as U Neyapda would have quite Th. yrighggmlq wgmim ,cmd a tary ofthe treasury Mellon who an advllltAl°." l4l\\W4¢| U7- 5"' revolver and it went od. Her hue- “Blvd that I PNB 1°' "l’""il°¥ if aan. who states hovavar that howls bmd 1," d,,4_ should be first formulated. A move to U, no W” .oqmmgg wma lg-apda'a have the house vote directly upon it

Flu” Th. aug .nl N hu gptginc .--_------------- failed several dayg ago, After; to-

fu aan- da.y’s conference the Senate con reres

ed about the hast rsdnafym mmm" an waa done to the nets, before they pmpmd to mum th. mm ,M the

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Cllleon said. an £;t:'d " “Wwe ww N Senate for reconsideration. '

ULTIMA TUM CANDIDATE A _ H I] F BRAVEFIGH7'

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wey. director of the Bank or Mont-

Colonel Herbert Molson resident or

the choise, though others mentioned

It is claimed by these on the in-

LONDON,Feb., 6-Acting as

the Klng’a deputy for the first time alnee Hia M.a,|esty'a llllless the Prince of Wales today re- ceived a number el distinguished visitors at York House, includ- ing various public officials. A big crowd of spectators stood in the amliesasderfs court at St. Jann 'palace during the morn-

ing watching the vlsitara arrive.

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rorumataly the Blue shark and ‘ ' A" " 1 '----.-....--ar-~` ` 1'

ih, psmagc which _ns was dau- nu. our .urn uanwro 'ral on/mcav lemon

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Passed Away at the

» alia. director of Molson’a Brewery.

The C" rem, director of the Canadian Pacino Rail.

the director oi’ educatlon-acoord- ing to Arab newspapers-recently vi- sited a skeltnn~llke Arab. aged 158 years, living in Fayum, near Cairo.

six feet square, is in complete pos- session of his faculties.

Mohammed Ali. who massacred the Manaelukas (in illl) driving throillh the streets of Cairo. He said that liehecarneaaoldierwhanhewasa young man of forty. and declared that his voulasast son was a youtllcf Wiatr-slit

politias. and daalaraa that more rights are enicoed under the present yula than under that of the cenhuv more last.

yaar of the American declaration of independence. George III was King

‘ of England. Louis KV! was King

of rnnoe. Napoleon was only a young artillery ofilcer.

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punctuated an uproar which broke out in the house of commons today and lasted for 15 minutes. It ended only when Rt. Hon. Winston Chur- chill, Chancellor of the Exchequer, suggested that the question which had raised _the argument be put over until tomorrow.

Col. Howard Bury, secretary for mines, started the uproar when he alleged that 2,000 miners were need- ed in Boutrr~Wales'but could not “be” obtained. David Kirkwood, Labor- ite, and Joseph Westwood, also a Lahorlte, challenged the statement. Kirkwood shouted "liar" several tim- es, while Westwood said the remark was an insult to the miners and to the Prince of Wales.

Col. Bury dlsclalmed intention of

insulting any one. Then Mr. Church- ill started to ask a question con- cerning the dispute but the opposi- tion benches shouted to him to "sit down" and let the speaker deal with it. The speaker called on Mr. Chur- chill who then made his suggestion of a. postponement and the house quieted down.

Death Of Baron

(Canadian Press)

BERLIN, Feb. 5.-Baron Ehren-

frled Gunter Von Huenfeld, one of the three men in the aeroplane Bre- men which was the first to accomp- lish without a stop the westward crossing of the North Atlantic. died this evening after an operation in a Berlin hospital.

MAN AGED 153 YEARS

(By British United Press) LONDON, February 5.-An oiiiclal

deputation which included the prov- incial police force commandant and

The man, who lives in a tiny room

I-Ie stated that he remembered

The old man retains an interest in

The plan wasborn in 1'|'le_- the

Nelson had just completed (lm)

' novmaeto ilisarciierszlonaaua

Trafalgar was twenty-nine years awe” _ '

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DE VALERA

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(Canadian Press)

BELFAST, Ireland, Feb. 5 °°°

Eamnn de Valera, Iflah Republi- can leader, was arrested at Newf! on the Ulster border today while attempting to enter Ulster ll contravention of s. long standllll order barring him. De Valera wg; going to Belfast to open a bazaar in disregard of the order barring him from Northern Ire- land.

Air Mail Service

(Canadian Preaa)

service.

ln Command

(Special to the Guardian)

REFUSE REQUEST

(Canadian Press)

Commission inquiring into charges ot alleged corrupt practices made by Lieutenant-Colonel Taylor against the Bracken government. The commis- slon's action toward Mr. Taylor's re-

quest said the commission could ex- ercise its full power in regard to the requests if the occasion warrants.

No N01’ 1 ALL me CHr.w|Nai GUM is _ USED BY l

Sfauocnarilsas 1

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ARRESTED

MONCTON, Feb. 5-An air mail riding the expressed wish ef service from Moncton to the Mais- dent. Coolidge. the Stllllte bl' 0 dalene islands similar to that ope\‘- of 54 to 2! refused late tcdeyto

ated last winter will be resumed a- ‘lmlnate from the Cruiser

bout the middle of this month, the 'tion Bill the stipulation local post olilce was advised today by ships shall be laid down before Ottawa. The service will be P10- 1.1931- ` vided by the company now operating Party lines went to smash on the Moncton-Prince Edward Island proposition, with a Democrat,

HQ U sue in the cruiser fight and the

of Boats ate adjoumed to meet

T9R0NTo_ Feb 5__Admu.a1 G0,-_ carrier at a cost of $274,000,000 don cempbeii v.c. oneofihe young- ftsdfded do assured-

eso admirals in the British Navy ra- Proaldorli Coolldso lost

rived ln the city early today. He Same ‘delle in the House last eamed his present rank with a series Recently it W” m“d° kn°Wn lil of thrilling encounters with enemy whim HWSB that if U19 #1159 Submarm” during the Gm” Wm tation clause were eliminated He mmmmdgd ship, known 3, l-Qu the Chief Executive were given boats which were specially com-

missioned to break the suproarme h’ "Wd *°°4~-“P

blockade which the enemy established fm' several °f 91° °’"i5°" 3* in elr te to st ve the Allies But tm’ senate SV-"°d by the

th lf: UIPE M'

into submission. Admiral Campbell sm" requmng that w°rk °n nV° was welcomed at the city hall by tm °r“i‘5"5 Sha" b° started Mayor McBride and members of the each °f th* ne” th"°° 55°” city. council. He placed a. wreath on beginning with this Y°‘“` which the cenotaph. Later he was an hon- July 1' As B' result °t this V°t° it cred guest at a luncheon given by p°55lb]° the measme may be “P Commodore Goodei-ham ofthe Royal ed Wmmut th’ m°t°r‘u °h““g° Canadian Yacht Club. it was passed 3’ ye" 83° by

FOB ADJOURNMENT the White House without a. c ___ ence if the House of Represen

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WINNIPEG. Feb. s-Request for i“"‘*~’- an adjournment pending an audit in- slxbem Republicans ‘ml

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to the books of.the Winnipeg Elec- “mrs C‘""'i5 °f K““5°~5f the

Com an an subsldl firms new leadel' Wted f°" th”

trio' p y d ary

was refused counsel for Lieutenant- ment with eleven D°m°°"af5

Colonel F. G. Taylor, provincial Con- f‘"'m"'L*b°""'°~ 5°“°°°‘° ssrvatlve leader today, by the Royal °f M1““°5°°"' 25 Republicans

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By a Vote of 54 to 28

Senators Refused Eliminate from

Cruiser

Bill Stipulation garding L a

D ow n of

in

Will Be Resumed Shi” '

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-

tor Harrison, of Mississippi the Amendment to give the

a free rein over the naval

and 26 Republicans voting

the Coolidge request.

This disposed of the dominant

when passage of the measure orlzing 15 cruisers and an

free hand over the naval

House and if this should be done would be possible to rush the bill

should accept a few minor

turned against the president supported by twenty-eight

crats.

N ON-PAR TISAN - GOVERNOR

(Special to the Guardian)

TORONTO, Feb., 5-New

new governor, Franklin

Roosevelt, has introduced s.

isan outlook at Albany and

proved that he is as wa a reformer as he is hard-hearted a business man. Nor ls _he afraid new ideas. Thus in discussing n

Weed commission tc study

ati-aching to the adrrui

justice, he infom-led T01-qnfg that he might consider it a good to nominate a convict or two members of the board. Mr.

e

of the public. For the seven-you period ending in 1920 he was mist- lllt lovfetary of the navy for the United States.

TORONTO. Feb. 5. - Martltlma

moderate winds, fair with stationary or higher temperature. (`$Ud¢Blld SIIICIIII Toronto, fair, ... ... ... ...26-ll BAT!-eo pq- qqq

M°l\tl'eel. clelf. ... ... Q\lei:~c, cloudy, ... ...-,... Charlottetown, clear ... ... Halifax. fair ... ... Bt._J0hll, clear ... ... ... Melon. clear ... ... New York. clear ... ...

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High tide this morning at 9.15 and

“might at 8.01.

Bun sets uus afternoon at sis and

rises tomorrow moming at 'l.ill.

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