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As we lead and teach the children

into the larger life we proportionally swing the whole world far out L-l her appointed destiny.

crlAltl.o1"rl~:'rowN. CANADA, THURSDAY, JUNE s, 1930 10 l»A<;r,c

Annual Bnbaeriptioca Uelirared $5.00. ..'y lllall Canada nd U. S. A. 54.10.

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- VY 4519 Milifi P12111 feat

attle

Terrible Butcher Going; n In Ch°ne e Pro .

Thirteen Inmates

Oi State

_Asylum

ll/_lake getaway

All (jriminally Insane Including Murderers In Well Planned Escape-Guardls Life Threat-

ened;

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(Special to The Guardian)

I l L B E 3 9 IONIA. Mich., June 3.-Thirteen .

w desperate inmates of the State Re-

formatory for the criminally insane Gwrle Redfern of Kitchener, 0

`= E

The announcement is made by

Headquarters, Military District No. 6. that the usual training of militia units will be carried out this year,

~ . “L ‘ but will be supplemented by com-

escaped today and were hunted by :who is still be-ing sought by poli¢¢ in i bined mmoeuvers of the Navy, Army

. I . posses of deputy sherlds, reformstory ,gonnectlon with poisoning of nits and Air Force' to be carried out In

NEXIFRIDAY

---- iassault with intent to murder. Tl-lel

Sir Jnhn A. I\yIacD0n_ remainder were robbers or house’

, b it . aids Movement In r;';.f,'f 0

. _ ' 3 clock. one of the inn-.sees

Toro]-|f0 __ Be of th; dorllnitoaydiitioizhigh the men -

_ were ouse ,ca e . .Davis and 0

_DeC"lal9d*“_H0l`l- MT- Bari, night guards. and told them `B911]\Qft Make some of the prisoners were sawing

............... MISSIUNARIE

. . ‘ tte‘ Impoltant ess' in here and atop'them, hd advi(;xd1.:

~--- The guards called Superintendent "'“‘-'

méijpalll l;url.e1Eu=r;ll.1r;i §;\:ell3eIl1ancA;hteh;hr;edmenu;-:ent in to, Attggkg On Miggiglrg I 39 >'<`ar'='llc:rl..’l=lrld1l;l smell vtlllqlvl mullfwll Overpolveredsuthenllthilgbfilil; Interior of Chln of Sir .John A. MacDonald, Grid Hall were bound and their keys MOSt SCYIUUS Of C0 fsxzai;l.‘.;.:.‘;*°;f:;:."ails: fe‘;f*‘;ff; 1*: mul-i-oc Outbreaks-

Assorliilolis will decorate the D .

.0 the Conservative Leader on “" "M" 8° U16 Royal York

in the afternoon Hon Mr

Will meet the Conservative at ics.

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OOMING

M EETIN GS

"Reser\e Frlflay. June 6th for the

in Orwell Cove Hall,

uxlzoidcn Line Club loading hogs nh ;‘_"5_'”~'~ Albany Thursday. June

' °‘"= 12 to 2. 4155-il-a-sl

w;"‘§llfl by pupils of Prof. Thomp. mth “ 1*-Ulfllnswll, Tuesday. June

' 4170-6-5-2i.

nigga? Wlieated in Cavendish, some .. .June 5th, "Eyes cf Love."

' 1107-5-331-41.

“Come is south R tl Jummh all _ u us co, Monday. me c"~ ‘I "l`1.l0.v Eyes of Love by

Pllddsll Players. 4168-6-5-41.

"Basel-ie Th . ~ , Ufsdlly. June 5th, for "°m““ll lilly. Canoe Cove.

4062-5-29-Si

ll mogmlal Rfcllll by pupils of Prof. h,m0\4_nll~ 7.-on Church Hall, Char- - Tllilfsday. .lime iam.

4170-6-5-21.

ll li1,.,3e'M?'“_'_allY Play. 'Tompkins' lm sth* “ ut Victoria Monday, mm* ‘md Enjoy "Eyes of Love" by

'li-6-5-4|.

"The _*_*

,,mnH;`;;c=:lfllc Dramatic club will ,mmm __A M lree act comedy drama lin Bunn H dnlght Murder" in Cor-

am' Mmflly. June 9th.

4175-B-5-li.

me 1, “W hors and calves sl Mul- tnu, L;’i‘I:l}l;y. Juno l0th. List at

mm CW Llvestocknaszlignvzil-:lg

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ontinued on Page 3

nsid Luouumeut in Queens. (Special to The Guardian)

on Frzdfly evening, at 7.45, after ..________ PEIPING, Chino. June 3.-A Co Hon. R, B. Bennett. the Con- murlist uprising and massacre

ive Lander will make 3 ' _ ° which Christian mls lonaries lo ldrii-oss file first in nT1;,:d-,xc Want MacMillan their lives, was reportdd today fro the alllloillicenlent of the data e Huplll Pl`UVl1`lC€ 111 the i1`IfSl'l0I‘ the Domllzzon election. AS Chalrfnan China. Advices said Communist ban The mitral Conservative Asscclg- looted and burned Catholic arid Pr - _ th

T0r0lllo will tender Q, lunch. --+- testant missions at Simskow and `

MONTREAL June I-I1, the M5 puts between the employees oi the csr ferry "Prince Edward Island," and the Canadian National Railway, representatives of employees and em- ployes: respectively, James Friel, K. C. M0\1¢f»0n and J. I. Cohen. bar- rister, Toronto, have agreed on Dr. Cyrus MacMillan, McGill University as chainnan of the Conciliation Board. under the Industrial Disputes Act. if he can accept.

Dr. MacMillan was a member of

the Duncan Commission on the Maritime Claims, the Atlantic Fish- eries Commission and more recently ‘chairman Education Commission ol Prince Edward Island.

The odlcers and crow of the Car

Ferry, sixty in all, want a revised schedule of wages and certain ohm(- es lrl working conditions.

"Come and hear the Kingston

players present the three-act comedy drama. “Mammy‘s Lil' Wild Rose" in Kingston Hall, Thursday, June 5th. lf not nne first fine night.

4095-5-31-J--une-3-5.

°*W.C.T.U. _Queen'a Co.. annual

meeting, 'I‘rlnl_ty Church, Social Hall. Charlottetown. 12 to 3 dclock Friday. June 6. All members and interested women cordially invited. 4199-il-5

“Recital by Miss MacKenzle's pu-

pils, Hearts Memorial Hall, Friday, June 20th, 4204-6-5

°'Don't fail to see "Yellow Back,"

James Oliver Curdwood'e mighty north west thriller in Hunter River. tonight, Thursday. Preetown Satur- day. 4205-d-5

“Clearance Auction Sale at Mrs.

Minnie Curl-an's, Pleasant Grove on Saturday, June 'lth at 1.30 o'cloek. Stock, farm implements, household affects. Bale positive. Farm sold.

4200-0-5-2|

"The Ayrshire Breeders Club will

muh _ ount Stewart Drunatic ltllls;lll,it_"”"f1¢ their play "Deacon |,_ m Trccadle Hall. June Sth. at.

_C138-0-2-8-5-Ii

mtet ln the Agricultural Hall Friday evening at l o'cloc\¢ (Stand- ard Tlinel. Business of importance. B. R. Bron, lacy. _,___ 000-I-5

guards and private citizens. Two! udner, Baden. Grit., in a Mo prisoners, Charles Kenny and Idiz- trenl hotel. _

. ian Czordas. later were captured. Of the prisoners still at large, five were under prison sentence for murder or

CUMMUNIST

, was one of the most serious of recen

ed with Communistic activities.

vlclw

Hom. John A. Ms/cbomld, M.

ly favorable to s Conservative vie- tory at the forthcoming election. The Dunning Budget is very unpopular in the West. For the first time since Progressives were returned to the House they voted urlanlmously with one exception, against the budget. This ilu spread alarm among the Liberals both~ ai, Ottawa and through- out the West, and it is generally un- derstood that in Saskatchewan at any rate. Premier MacKenzie King will be unable to muster a oorporal`s guard in his suiJDUI`ff.,

It is mediated there will be u big breaking away from support of the Government, in Manitoba and Alber- ta as well.

The prospecis ln Quebec are ex-

tremely roseate and the Conserv- atives anticipate making large gains there.

Gains are also confide;-ltly lmedlot-

ed in New Brunswick and Nova Boo- th. It remains for the electors

otl~Ion.lh'.Bvanof4lneachos

the

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of ` constituencies and to do their share

“' the Northumberland Straits at the

conclusion of the annual camps.

The city units in Halifax, consist-

ing of the lst (Halifax) Coast Bri- gade, CA under Lieut Colonel D J Maxwell. MC The Halifax Rifles,

3. , f »~ . l l

I' under Major S. S.`Wright. and The

Princess Louise Fusiliers, under Lieut Colonel W M King. hme al

E ,ready commenced training. This Ar-

tillery will perform their usual four days firing practice in the forts

Ssfrcm the zain .June to ist July. and

the infantry unite are planning to hold several week-end camps on Mc- Nab Island during the season. to

n carry out theu- tactical training. 3, The various batteries of artillery

throughout the district have also commenced their training at local headquarters. and this will be supple-

This Year Is Combined Opera-

- tion By Naval, Military and Air 1' Forces Near River John, N.S.

:Sought By Palice V New President l I4 I

Big Manoeuvres

Camp Training At Aldershot and

Charlottetown Will Culminate

mented ister by a. period of eight days' firing practice at Petswawa. The 14th Field Brigade, C.A., under command of Lieut. Colonel R. E. C. Roome, will arrive in Petawawa on the 28th July, and the 16th Field Brigade. C.A., under Lieut. Colonel N. MacDonald, will arrive at Pet- awawa on the llth inst. These two brigades include batteries at Dart- mouth, Weymouth, Yarmouth, Syd-

ney. Sydney Mines. Antlgonlsh and; Stellarton. The 9th Heavy Battery; C.A. (How), which is commanded byl Major D. A. Guildford. MC., will al- so go to Petawawa on the 28th July] A training camp will beheld at Aldershot commencing on the lstl July, which will be attended by- `

The Klngls Canadian Husslsrs, com-

manded by Major J. P. Knowlton, V. D..

No. 3 Company, ilth Divisional

Signals, commanded by Capt. H. I... Ntxon.

No. 7 ilfortressl signal Coy., C. C.

Continued on page 3 A

H; iieavgl Inflow N. Zealand /Butter Will Keep Can. l° Price Low. ' ° 5°

New Zealand butter and this country

\vi;it.er, -according to J. A. Csulder. president of the Dairy Corporation of Canada, Limited

Hlmchunn °“ th' Ha" mv" Hun REGINA, Suk June 4-Prices of In an interview here Mr Usulder

amd* °f Pefsnns- mcludmg Chlflesf- butter in Canadian domestic market 'aid that every boat coming into T ,Christians and 10°” Dmcials “le” are being depreasd by a flood of Vancouver from the Antipodes is X. for Quebec vvest and L A W,1_ slain. information received here in- ` ` ` ` l

dlcated the attack of the missions Wm hue enough hmm. from this

I _ _ l' source in store t/o keep the Price 01’ ;Communlst outbreaks in the interior

| region which has long been threaten- '

All Winter

Dr. Chas. Csmsell, Deputy Minister

of Mines at Otta u. who has been el-

nl' Canada for 1930-1931.

lerolllrl

\acallcles lil British

ns.‘e are: l Hon, Rodolphe Lemieux Speaker ci e House of Colnmors, F W. 'robin

Federal Member for Rnchmond I Wolfe: J. E. Prevosl. member for e ~ -

101506 Wll»l1 N°W zwllnd l°“l»l“» lson. member for Vaudreuil. Soulang I

which is being rushed over to this country in large quantities in order

as possible before the nbrogation of the Canadian treaty with New Zea- land becomes effective on October 12

CUNSERVMIVES' $100,000 Fire in N. B.”

D lgngglm .Hegel 7.30 the fire was reported under

SAINT JOHN. N. B., June 4.-

Savoral buildings in the main street at St. Andrews. N- l-» W¢l’¢ burning late this afternoon. At

.P. - 1 ._ --

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Canadisn butter at low levels all to have as much placed in Cano/Aa.1P,.-m,_e Mmmer Macxonae Kmg S._at_ i

control. Fire apparatus from St. Georges and St. Stephen were sent to St. Andrews to assist in fighting the flames. The dam- age will total around $100,000.

CourtAt S ’Si cle

Ai, the supreme Court yesterday lt

Summerside the commission of Mr. Thane A. Campbell as Attorney-Gem eral was read, and Mr. A. C. Saund- ers wss sworn in as Judge by Chief Justice Mathiescn. in the place of Mr. Justice Hass-ard. Mr. Nell McLeod read tha congratulatory address from the Bar of Prince County. The Grand Jury was empanelled as follows:

Leonard McNeill, (foreman) George sheen, comeilus lvicteilaa. Meier

(Continued on pau 8)

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this Provlnoe to l~etl.n-rl supporters ,towards the 51112908 U the mv ad-

mlnistratlou.

Peril Is

In nuking the a.nnoiuicemeni.l

Continued or. Page 3

R. A. E. M[IlEANl iS NUMINAIEU FUR PRINCE My

whldrxtitulinid irodnlobtawa miI»rweek S r h- r Lilleral RepreSel1tative leightecn allied planes lnvhls c/rcdlll.

rep t a con it ons are ex eme- m t

e l u r e istration Again Re- is-as llc.-.ng ff.. s wall. s~.».<l i-wid

ceives Nolnination at The Weather, el'C|probsl11_\- alwnd a motion plctuad

Ai a joint convention of the East 1

Lessened

land West Prince County Liberal As- I , sociailons held in Silllll'rl.°rsldc _\'cster- 1

FORT WILLIAM. June 3.-Forest | day. Mr. A. E. l\lacLean. was unnnlm- ‘

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132.551 “$2173.32” ..?.’$.‘.‘.§l’.§’.‘..§`i’.,”§?.§ l ‘EEE y..i`.°"2.Z.`.‘§`..i§‘ lf. .‘..§'“.L$...l‘li.‘i?.§§ l

by s light rain whlcl; prciglisgels ts: ln; lilectlol; There. were other na:-ries crease n vo uma nn pro a y e o c ore e mee mg. e nomma lon some duration. Early last evenlngi was moved by Mr. T. M. Rvall, De-l the gale had fanned the flames of i Blois. seconded by Mr. J. P. Smith. innumerable hush fires into propcr- Klnkora. and supported by Mr. W. H.. tions that threatened timber lands. Montgomery and others. 1

villages, towns and cities. 'I'hrough

Messrs. A. J. Maihleson and Thu-_

the night the fires continued to burn mas Moyse, presidents respectively of l,

with diminished volume. There was thc East and West Prince County as- l practically not a breath of air to sociatlons,joinil_v presided. The meet-

carry the flames in either direction and the result today is a greatly lm- proved situation. with every hope

ing was opened by Mr. Mathlescn ln a short speech.

There was present a large attend-

that before another twenty-four l

hours the menace will be entirely ro- | moved.

ance of delegates.

Short. addresses were made by Mr.

Maclean. Premier Lea. Senator Mc-

v 0 e - s 1 ¢ ,

Columbia And I3. E. E’I;lle fi\<;1t.:'i :elsls reffuéehd. bi; “hen

. _ tie zrmers ln.=L5‘e at t s cilp-

Island To Be !l.;\‘e_s ~.-~.=:~e bsmrllits. nxllo for vszrf.

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Fl"ed_ lltslled f.1.“lners and burlmcl villages ill

l tire area ll-stivsell Ye ~“he:ig :md l 'cl , 1".. E' . l_-l..‘ C l..

O'lI’l'AWA. June 4.-»Appo;.l1tmentlH§L.“Tng L 6 ASL ima ff C.mP M

of five new Senators from the Prov- lbl hung the 3' dp Whd Snojlmg

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ince of Quebec was announced fol- imem W ea 1

Clliinese

5 Long Knives

(Special to the Guardlzml ' \’ENCHENG. Hcnari Provnxre.. Ch.n:»_ June 4 --F.fleeli ilundred ol `C-ell Feng Yu Hsiangs troops armed

,\\'.i_h long kniies were slaughtered by the Natxnialists ivithiii r..glit nf the

_:walls ol Hsuchang. Tholl_sa.llcl:- ni

ecled President of the Royal Society C9-`» F6333 0\\'li lneil dcfelidlllg

Vllsuchallg. stood on the l;.t;.' 'walls ‘mid watched their fellows butchered. I-lsusha.:1g_ surrounded on three sides

_by the llnilonaliits, was defended ..‘l'»~.~ Gen Fellgs arln_\'_ -ihlcll burrow-

ec' itself into thc c.i_v walls as pro-

lisclgoii against anti air i~a.ri:.. Apart

the ba.nd;s kirlg o' Henan. slllfened a heavy loss. The Na.t.ona.llsls cap-

-_ lfrorn Cen Fengs loss of 1,500 men

i _his ally, Fa; Chun Hsao. knoivn as " l

Itured SCO cf l'l.s mall and when march .ng the captives to\\':il1cls Yencherlg. they were met bf: delegrllznhs of

lcculllliv folly. deiliaildlitg that the

'captives be plz' ;:ilnie.'i;a.'el~.~ to death.

A con1vnu'ist army repo'-‘ed to in-

m:;n§O;_,L]5n¥-Eiszwisgi 1C;f_(;h;C;\; lciude 3,000 \v.=ll 'grilled solrllelt.

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sivoopccl doll-n ui-.<;ii the loivn of Llk- l lacl*.2.:. killed the station mxmagor :eicred hs head from hs bozijr and

hung lt on a telegraph pole. Afler looting other villages in the neigh- bourhood and klllulg several |:»ersol1;.

rrebenne. George Parent. mem-I

:llc b:l:l.l.ls fled to llle lilomital l:_

German War Ace l

Killed In Ontario

<(‘.:lnad§an Prcssl l

ALLB’N'\\’ATER. Oli! June -i-The!

first deztili eau;-ei bv i_)nia:':-'i`_-, rag-l ng forest fires was definitely lzstedi day with the d.scovery of the body l

of Paul Garter.. former German war .

ace. Grappllng crews iou.'.d the corp- ` se of the \‘Jes'e;~n Canaria All-\vrl_vs§

‘ L. la " ~\l’envl'a‘ov

Flyer ir. the a e o. . . .. l where he crashecl on .\londa_v in a; flight over the flame ridden area, Ho ' nas a fovm°r German nsr are \\ hh

fair and warm. l

High tide this morning at 5.03 alld‘

tonight at, 6.03. Sun sets lhis oveiiulg at 747 ancl rlfes tomorrnii' lllorlllng at dill. ‘ Full nloon \\.'eriiiesda_\' .limo 1l'h.

at 148 a. m.

Summersido fide clgilteen nnnutes

laler than Cllsrlotielown. \

Arthur, l\lcssl‘:., H. A Darlljv and lllir- :ice Wright. l

Mr. McLean in the course of his "

remarks. stressed the llellrllis ivhich he bcllovcs would accrue to Canada through the Dunning Bud- got.

Mr. l\lacl..c:1n \\’:i.< first eleclcd io]

the House of Commons at the general l

election of 1921. He was re-elected in I 1925 and 1926. Previous tn ihf- 1921; election he sat. as a Liberal member?

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Hundred Troops

Are Sla_n_ghtei'ed

Nationalist Army Armed With

Massacre Enemy

` ~»-300 Prisoners Executed.

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(lflicial Statement Ort British Empire Trade l _Adopted By Can. l lllalurfacturers As. l sociaiioll At Allllual ;' Meeting.

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TOR.(.`»,\`TO Julie ~i--\*.'he:1 vhs

‘proper s1!.=;:uard;n; of the intlereetl

of Caradian producers. ivlvthirr in- rlllstl-ial or agricultural is assuredi si-al-_v p;~aet.ical plan to increase trade :among B;'.‘.i.=h countrzes should be s.l;vpol°i<-rl. declares the official state- rll.'il‘ on B1‘1i.'_sll Empire trade adopt- e.~l by lha Canadian Mailufaotllrors .-\,~;=.'>c;ai:on or the: annual meeting h=r° today The s‘.alerrlen'. said W

_ Ccizclnned from Page 3

Young Broker

.Month Missing

'Canadian Press)

NEW YORK. Julie 4-Alter thief

creeks fruitless search, a general V larnl was Lsfuerl from police head* quarters loclay asking all stations U :ooperaic in Lite sucmpt to t2'a& .'ch;\ A \` _\l'lt.‘ youll; Dalhou,\H .\' B. broken and has been mi55i.n§ .smoe .\la_\~ li, Melt, a graduate ii l\lrGlll Unlvol's.;l.y. Montreal. was U11 nlovecl b_v a l:o.'.of-rn in Wall Sfrettl. Police ar.tl\‘;‘;e5 have bten conduote sd m secret since his appearance and c sen liolv autilorii ies refuse do di'\'lll¢l the name of ins emploiers.

Mott, ~,\-ho occupied on apa.rtm.#

with a cousm. William Lingley, I WR l-lvl; S`reft Brook`\'li dLsa‘p-I

r - ° .. L '» . .. 1, . Lnder King ‘Adhulb In :;>ea.red at 9 p. nl alter statmg hl

yc=“forlrl1nce

Summersidee K TORONTO. June ~l -.\iode';:lte winds. I ._____.,..._.

Volcano Active

iisnarllan Prrssl

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l(an'.ldian I‘rl-ssl

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