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the mien ares m involved in charges of accepting brtbol to 5119' Dm-uqfl‘, SR- tieveiity-flve smuggling of liquor ma, 1.1115 cum. A Se“ 1..., fwqnrr Qnlttil statcs try from Canada. federal authorities

"ftltl .-.-: m". nitr ll lust-lecture in indicated tonight.

[Canadian Press)

‘INC.

Sir Robert Borden Tells Of Urgling Laurier To Enter Union Government And Reveals Secret History Of War

Military Service Act, and had do. dined to enter the Union Govern- ment, although he, had been virtu- ally given the choice of naming the Conservative Ministers who would enter the Cabinet.

Several hundred members ofltlie public service, besides members or the Government and the Senate. heard Sir Robert graphically describe the formation of union Government. and some untold inside history cit‘ the war and tho Paris peace confer. mice. The luncheon marked the opening of the annual convention of the Pro- fessional institute of tha Civil Ber, vice of Canada. and was’ presided over by Leonard B. Mariana , ‘the president.

‘ _ fro-lite mlrtatn of tnltt‘: var-time p0. ‘.‘.f‘..". lifted for the Sh‘ Robert Borden ~t i=1 the Clhatcau this sari-up 3w l‘ "lied that S-ll‘ Wil- ld Litnrt- l..t~.i t.'ttil.lg' approved the

g ’N()Ut\I(IEi\ll£N'l'S, COMING EVENTS MEETINGS E

"Bcrdm line Club loading on Thursday. Dec. 4th, instead of Nov. _ ‘ll. 044441-2641 ‘ “Belfast Club loading hogs, sheep Ind lambs at Fodhia Station, Tues- > y, December ‘incl. Stbd-ll-Zli-Zi.

Press complimented

“In the past I have been smooch- “lfiilllléltmy mocha wco not lu- terestlng ‘because they weren't sulfi- oiovii! mmcroot." 8i: mum. bone amidst laughter. “It is lawful to say thlnas which lt ls not expedient in Dlfblish. Out of a. Wide and long ox_ parlance over tdyoars with the untie- flleh 0i the Dru, I want to say that they have never failed me, and they won't fall me today.

"When l went to attend the Im- perial Cabinet in Iondon in i915.

"Buying hogs and lambs at Emer- ' T719553!’ forcnoon, December 2nd. Y‘ ett lluslam. D490-1l-28-3l.

"Hunter River Club loading live‘- “' Thur-Willi‘. Dec. 4th. 9531=1l=2fl=2l

"Eltirrald (‘lub taking live stock tdnudtu". Dec. 3rd. D. N. McKay. l. 9498-11-28-21

"ltrtcrrr- Tllcsrltiy, December 23rd lorsrhuol ("HICPFE in Vernon Hall. 9516-1l-29-Dcc. 22-21.

"Aiterntlrn Tea. Christian Church Bciloirnlnt, ittcsdny, December 2nd,

H111 i. 9518-11-20-31. Premier Asquith warned me that it "“”"" “'58- 8- high crime and misdemeanor u’ til-k" F- SinSIe note at British Cab.

A. (‘like Sale at Moore 1. Saturday. November l

9503-“ m” MNUHBB. Thcy say it was due

to me unsystematic character of the Cabinetlneetings that Joseph 01mm bcrlnln went to South Ali-lea with a Oflmlllt-‘te ‘ misunderstanding of a decision the Cabinet had reached m a. most important matter.

aprons. liancikcrclilcfs, Church Schoolroom, 9518-11-29-31.

' Si. Peters Cathedral 9521-11.

~. mike, titlclrling, pastry.

l ha, Christian Church "Come to the bazaar and ice illffifillly. Dcccmbcr 2nd. cream in the-Long River Hall. Tues- 9518-11-29-3‘. ‘ day. Dec. 2nd. 9549.11.29

' ' w “N. l ‘Revert. M iltcl-iy evening. Dcccm- "The W. C. T. U. meets wtgh M“

_mn‘_lif~‘fl‘li‘ i]? {stir and Ice Cream at _ Pcndleinn. 9 Sydney St. Monday. 13¢. hi“ -l. i ototmy, Cumrgfiigclii- ccmbcr 1st at 8 D- m- 9545-11-30-21 "My object. was to ind rut when the‘ ' ' _ 1' Ei-‘tsh Empire wauid be able to

~—-—- "Notice—See "The Enchanted Is- ..\l tncciini: o: Hope Riv- land.“ thrilling show. Afton Monday.

ghblfilxlvll" 3 tt-ltlttit; will b: held i“ ydance: and same show, smiley 730*“ h < I lldlningrsrhy. Tier. 2nd Bridge Tuesday. 9536-11 gone tram qliVal‘ to punt seeking that - ». . cit . ti. cccy. . m . _ _\_ lfimblbgmu‘ "Lhctin: o‘ Um 0mm” mdge m Jllctmalion. the. Imile ._ I got ‘it I u __, __ U" ha" on 1.10mi”. Dec’ 15L A“ eultlnl. gm» do tint: \.r~ n; of) Can» mbff~ ' ’. All l'r\\".'; tiigltt. lirc- . members requested to be tiresent. Ml"- ll lillfiil“ '1" W?" QHOYl-‘l and l" ' e. ' . .. or: 3 l _ - . . < hmlv, t...‘ "H" ézie.h|l,n,lzaz}rt,,fl.llia%f R°°°Td1l18 socretlry- I035 ll utiiess tnc an uns taken seriously “"“-“-"illll fut» ' 0184-11-28-31. "The “Prodllal Son" wltlt its i“ Enghmd‘ “up” m“ Duane“ '5 '" heart-stirring appeal in solos. duets usual fly‘ U?“ “f”? an Ben" \‘l parties nwimz for quartettes, in North River Church, U" W" m1‘ L"? “mnl mm? “mdtl

l ‘if wrltled by Dcc, 5. 1930. Sunday evening. November 30th. l‘ \'7.l{‘Ct(‘(l by uiv attorney. ‘i- 9112-11-21-31 l

W5 _ —'~—-~ "Come to the chicken supper in * ill-hr! livr hogs

5 U.’ S. l War Premier

lABUR 60W, NJBIEBTEB T0 BNSLMIEHT

Use of Word “Hum- . bug” by Right Hon. J. H. Thomas Calls Forth Cries of “Shame” -- Thomas Personally Express- es His Regret to Pre- mier Bennett.

LONDON. Nev. alt-Not for many a day has the Rouse o! Commons been so unused as when the Labor Gov- ernment wls yesterday subjected to a heated onslaught by the Conserva- tive party, led by their leader, Rt. Hon. Stanley Baldwin, who moved censure of the administration "for failure to formulate any loffective proposals for an extension of Empire trade. and to consider the ollers mule by the Domlnlons."

All the Liberals who participated

National Strike

(Cl-ulna Press) lblllflll. Nov. N~A serious sltu. atima for the coal mining industry and the wintry as s whole was muted today when the miners con- ference rejected by a large majority tho “sproed-over" pnnolpie which would permit the mine owners to run their properties a schedule of 90 hours a. fortnight. ‘Hie spread-over schedule will! replace the rigid 7% hour day which becomes effective December l. 1t was proposed by own era in North Wales. Cumberland.

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lug For Home Next

LATER lliitchitigham Palace today. Subse- Dnmmc “ten-Huron trnlentiv the liitiz lihllltxl 3H inter- . ‘Hm: to lion. '\7!‘.l“-.'1t\.‘ blmrcjg

er Canadian Mtniaicl" to lite United

received Premier R. B. Bennett at

iornv

Of Coal Miners‘. Imminent In Eng. i

nrm.inmunt

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Prime Minister Leav- 1

Bristol, Leicester-shire and rlortli

filflorldlhln. The ccusference also ‘Veelfi ,

recommended that all other districts

should omisider giving notice for a l

national strike in the event of a. ‘Y!’ 9-90?!’ "Bmblelvn- Cflnflifl" ,

5mm!“ of ‘om-k in [my mm duh-my Press “all (‘ciresmndenll i IKJNDOH. Nov. 28 - Hts; Majesty .j'

unnliilnnb ‘FERGIISUN lllts igcrltrtl

FPosition of mgr.‘ Com-

missioner In Lindon - Early Announce- ment Expected _. Senior Post Among Canadian (kwt. Re- presentatives Abroad; " i-f

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Sir Robert Borica. who made frank disclosures this week of the circum- stances leadin: up tn the formation of the Union Government.

Wilson Only Faint-hearted Sir laobert while not criticizing the lute Field Marshal sir Henry Wllsrci, tool: issue with the contents of his diary. ‘To my personal know- ledge. some of the statements in his diary are not tn be relied‘ on.“ said the icnner Premier. “When he says that some of the Dominion Premiers were laintniearted in 191B, he was the one who was faint-hearted, and who doubted if we could hold till the following, June."

none believed the mir would end that year. This. he said. was due to the fact that the Allies did he; know to what extent the spirit of the Ger- man tiecple had been brchen. In discussing the tiropmais to hang the Kaiser and make Germany pay the cost of the war. Si"; Robert said he had opposed this strongly. He said he felt the Kaiser must have been sorry he had not been tried as the German people ivctild have made a, martyr cf him. rind i-he effect would have been to rm-tore his dy. nasty. Speaking further of his first trip

Sir Robert. emphasized that in 1918i

in the division supported the Govern- ment who won the daylay a vote of 299‘ to 184. Representatives of five irroups in the country's politics spoke, "neludin: the three major parties, the left-wring Iaborites. and the United knpire Crus -‘ and the debate was dlstinzulahed by bllin-speakini. cheers and on incident which might easily have become a personal physi- cal enoounlcr. (kiss o! "Dissolve" and "Withdraw" Cries of "some tau "wittiarfé" came in volume from the Conservat- ives and the speech of lit-Hon. Philip Snowden. the oft-attacked Chancellor of the Exchequer. was interrupted persistently by Conservatives who wished to correct the speaker. The use of the word “humbug" by Rt. Hon. J. H. Thomas. in referring to the reciprocal preference propos- als made at the Imperial Conference by Prime Minister l. B. Bennett, of Canada. brought shouts of "shame" and “withdraw from the opposition. Mr. Thomas was sayng it would have been the Government's boun- den duty to accept any proposal which would help trade and to relieve

ment tonisht made a dramatic in- tervention in the dispute between miners and coal owners, which threatened a great cunl strike Monday. when the new Mines Act

LONDON. Nov. QCr¥YlXU tiovcrri-l

States. Premier Bennett trill return ito Canada in the conittig week. The (UUCHPS rlfAtholl sailing on Dec. 4 .i; the iltéllvfit‘ lfllliillllily c/cruitlrrrrl ‘but. the ra-lzlii; slat:- will ticwmtrl nn the i‘-.'ll‘l'i))ll‘ii0il of some otlirtrtncilrig; y

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touch with Premier Bqmett don by cable. M. Bqndi

‘with the Cabinet ac Othvwu all! ‘early azmauriceméat is expected.

FOB-MAL

l» OTTAWA. ont. Nov. za-rb. n1 step in filling vacancies which 112w '

existed for several months mung

‘it meetmworkmen and conclude tcm- 1

comes into force. Representatives cl. I

the miners and owners saw the i bmlnczx“ President o! the Board o! Trade and l. the Cecretary for‘ Mines tonight, and E

as l. result the following telegrams ‘i v were dispatched by the GDYCffllllEXllnl Round Table

"To owners-whom you, will arrange E l ’ Conference

porary arrangements to contmuc| work pending further Miners Fedcr-l - - ~- stlon conference next ivcek. Am ncl- i (B). Gun/m, Hambmnm (anaman mm‘ wcrkmen w upproacl‘ your I Press Mail ('i\\‘l'€3l\Cll(lCfl\|

“To workmm_vrgc you meg" em‘! LONDON, Not". 2B.» India's round plwe" ‘m! endemm. w arrange "o 1 table cntilcrclltc is finally cumiittz W01“ Mind's,‘ ' _ "down to brats tacks, Airs: a wctci: oi M,“ ‘new o ti?“ dfleluplnem‘ m‘: 'clebatc and another wccl; oi itiformiil mint? nut-Btu“? Sem- me I_°“_°“" , tail: ovcr thc preliminaries, the leci- 18 2,985“! m dlsmct “Smmuoflslcral relations C0lIllllltlCC—-\'.'lllCll i: Mme u’ fly concerned in m” m5" ‘now a committee of the whole cun-

e" immediately and “ndwwormgiol twelve plllulw rlruwn lln in. n b414,". mug mmporfly anansmmlts t" lfrr rltrrussir-tt bl‘ lmrrl Stink!" lang- work seven and one halt’ hotlrs ntUland-S u...“ Cflanctugn "

beet terms available for day to clayf contracts until after s. further con-i

unemployment in Britain. He was interrupted with the query, "Why were not the Bennett proposals ac- canted?"

Dominions. .

“For the simple reason that there never was such humbug as this pro- posal." replied the Secretary for the

Captain Peter MacDonald, Conser-

lference meeting next ‘lhut-sdayl." i = Robber Had

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trjperlal tn llzn (iuurdianl

Red Moustache

pate‘ “Adv!” yo“ "o approach lxm"ilrrctlcefltoclav tiprticri consideration

WHITBY. Nov. Ely-A lone armed

tnrln. u o. with lite approval ni the (‘unscrvdffve virtnhci-s of the Ontario Letqisiziitzrtr. vsiil accept the pct-t of (‘ztnrirlinn llirit (‘cmrwtsrinner in Lon-

Canndian Government repress-uh alives abroad was taken today with‘ the appointment of Hon. G. Hov ard

‘Ferguson, Premier of Ontario. to tho

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Inquest" Gm Relic ound At East Point

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i important post of High Commie: on- er (or Canada iri Great ‘Bi-Lain,- Formal announcement of the ap- pointment was made by Sir Ge irgo Perk-y. opting PrhneiMinister. start. l": after a Cabinet mePtLng this ‘at. terncon.

The calling o! the meeting Q1 (lap. incl. ‘was preceded by a ion? dlstmce telephone conversation between Si! tyGcorge and Premier R- B. Barnett t in London. Just before he antic inc- i ccl the atapointmcnt, Sir Gcarge ' toiiversed Wllll Mr. Ferguson in To- ‘ ronio. The acting Prime Minister ex. t

PVWCI"! notification with the ap- homllnellt.

T“? i"‘5lllElll irltlrh M" Wig: non has. laeeu nptvtintcd to 15 regarded ‘ as one of the most tltmortam in the

1T0 mm" Canadian Dlyiiomatic Service. Rt. ' Hon. W. L. Alnckenutc Km" when

extc i. ill‘ , llrl : f\t‘1'k.l Wlh, Pflime M. h‘ t -“ " ncssc iutli h.» t.‘ l t l one CHdCllCC‘ ‘ ' “L” W’ 5m ed m“ l“ m‘ i llurded the l-ligh Commtsiolicssliiu

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as the senior post aluohg Camdian (iovcrnnirnt. l'f‘!‘-l‘e.<£‘!lt.'~ltl\‘PS zilzroarl. lt- i: certainly.‘ much the midi-is‘... and ii-‘elllffllls ltnmes are on iiic list of

Abuse who held tits high olltce.

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vative, asked the secretary for the

thug entered the Brookllne branch

to Enzhind in i915. Sir Robert said: ‘he had called a "humbug" and why

Dominion to explain whet, or whom

0.‘ the Dominion nnk shortly hrlorc I‘. ifriovk this 1\il'.‘\'l\OUl\ and iiclll up

9545-11-29

threw its full stremgtn into the war, and I tckl Bonar Lava. alter having

Mr. Thomas replied it was obvious he had not meant any individual. He said distinctly the proposals were

and l came hurl; and told the Ca‘:- lnet and 8r Wilfrid Lattrler, as