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Woman Candidate In eld Elected In Dublin ;y - Is A Supporter Of v’t. Of President Cosgrave.

N, Irish Free State, Feb. 18--(Canadian Press

turns from Tuesdays Free State election to-

inna Fail And chineee Find Heeen "of sefery

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ed Mrs. Collins Driscoll, only woman candidate d elected in Dublin City north after the twelfth, 5. (`oIIins is a supporter of the Government of 1 llilliam T Cosgrove and a sister of the late I

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FICEMENTS,

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C EVENTS ETINGS ETC

s daily. P. J. Noy és

995-2-18-21.

Point vs. Bruins at might. 1021-li

‘~ Milton, F:iday night. Royals vs. Hornets- natch. 1028-li

"awwarvs Bakery vs. Granites.

ia mor io ir _

’"°°h~ nu t' sminoditii

"Ht: the all-male concert pro- . Hmluembers of Zion Choir in

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_ B the fun. Skating after.

.oIIins, fiery Nationalist leader who was ambush- t dead in a campaign against Republican Irre-

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DUBLIN, Irish Free State,

Feb. 18-(Canadian Press Cable) Tabulation of retums , from Tuesday's Irish general election shortly before midnight showed the Fianna Fail and its Labor allies leading by three seats over thc Government and its Inde- pendent supporters.

THE STANDING WAS

Fianna, Fa-il-38, (Republicans)

Government-30. Independents-10

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it safe zone. Tho refugees reached posessions behind, fleeing on im-

the Chinchow area. of Chinn, fol- hers after travelling from Chlnchowlprovised wooden sledges propelled |°Wil1¢ their arrival at Tlcntsin, via. Shanhaikuan and a. devious over the ice by two iron bars in where the Ch'nese Red Cross pro- route. Many left all their earthly the hands of is human “propelle'r.”

I vided them with their first meal in I

ese army and navy.

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harm.

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ARE UNACCEPTAEEE; CHINESE W1 LL

Ultimatum F_olloWs Breakd o Peace Negotiations Participa ted in by British, U.S. And France - England Sen

.laps And Chinese.

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SHANGHAI, China., Friday, Feb. 19.-(A.P.)-China has tha alter.

native of withdrawing her forces from thc Shangihai battle front by lundown Saturday or eombattlng the ceneentrated power of the Japan-

Lieut.-General Kenklchi Uyedirs ultimatum to that effect specified

today that Chinese troops at Chapel, Klangwan and Woosung must eva- cuate their front lines by 7 a. m. Saturday (6 p. m. Friday Eastern Stand- ard time) and complete their withdrawal beyond a twelve mine radius of greater Shanghai by 'I p. m. Saturday night, (6 a. m. Saturday, Eastern

The Chinese Government temporarily located at Ponanfu received

the demands and indicated it had no intention of acccdlng to them. Of- ficials described the communication as “intolerable and absolutely inac- ceptable" and General Thai Ting Koi, commander of the defense forces said, “l am ready to fight if the Government orders me to.”

The Japanese Commander-ln-Chiefs statement stipulated that the

Chinese army cease fire and decamp, that the forts at Woosung and Paosha-n and the arsenal at Limgwha be dismantled and no defenses erected, that thc Chinese retreat be convoyed by Japanese planes.

That the activities of Chinese “irregulars” in Shanghai be stopped;

that the lives and property of Japanese citizens be guaranteed against

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"Prompted by my wunnest desire to perform my duty by peaceful - ‘

friendly means," General Uyedo. said, “I herewith present to you the V I following articles: _ _;{;j-fig’ 5 5; V

'“.l`he Chinese troops shall assume full responsibility for the safety

of the life and property of Japanese Nationals outside thc ovacugcod

f 83 area. This matter will be dealt with separately

labor-5. ' I -

C0\U\¢Il1S of returns rom _'»

The ultimatum followed a. breakdown in rene e euce ne oti

divisions lore the remit in sz 0 0' qv p ‘, W ,, ,, g ,,,,,,,,

ng-_ I riding, su" “||gm"|_ ' " . _ . .- _ - ' ‘ - participated in bythe British, United States and French nunlgterg and

_ was itself followed by the resumption of artillery engagement in the

“M” “"° S t F d IIVESIIIIIII IN e...

' ' ernment and two from the Inde-

In Ipendents who supported the Gov-

ernment in thc lost Da-il.

15 1`""‘nd Auzut 19'* The :‘1ndlng was: Fianna Foil. 5 mm Lt Govemm-16; Labor, 5; (Itepubllcan); Govern- H°“°“’y P"“'d°""' ment az, Independents io; Labor 2, (Inde endent.) HM’ ‘mhn Richards Couiiitlng under the proportional

representation system of erection

°°u“w‘ E' T Cub” employed in the Free State was slow with 'wha B' M°rm'1and it seemed doubtful if any in

Ai: an enthusiastic meeting of

former Prince of Wales students held last evening in the City Hall annex, a. beginning was made on`

'the organization of `a Prince of

Wales College Alumni Association.

After considerable discussion, the

following committee was elected to appoint provisional officers for the organization period: Messrs. K. M. Martin (Chairman), C. H. B. Longworth, Alban Farmer, Dr. F. J. Coffin and Mrs. William Brehaut. The committee is to re-

' 'md Gu Gnd” Ex dication of the final outcome of the , port at a meeting to be held before

contest would be available beiore,April 1. Following are the officers

Saturday. The possibility was also to be appointed: seen that complete returns ol Tues- Honorary President, President,

undecided and that no real verdict would be established until after Mirah 3, when the seven constitu- encies of Leitrim will vote. Voti¥18 in these rldings was postponed 0V€1‘ one fatal shooting or a sovemment candidate and a detective at Fox- field last Sunday.

Victory for the Government forces

would ses Mr. Colgrave installed Ls President for the fifth time slneo inc signing of die Irish treaty in 1022, wific Mr. De Valera would for the first time see his tenets of rm-ther separation from Great Bri- tain rejected. The Govtmmwt

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"Wheatley River Stars vs. Oys-

ter Bed Bllversldes at Wheatley River tonight. - 1023-li

"Come to Mun Year skate with

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“Cake sale by ladies of Trinity

United Church for Ladies Aid P. E- I. Hospital BltllNlAl’» February 20 at Prowse Bros. store,

1001-2-18-21

"Regular monthly meeting Char-

lottetown Ladies Auxiliary Protest- ant Orphanage. Canadian Legion Building, Grafton street, Friday. February 19th at 3.30 P. M.

_ 994-2-18-21.

"You can secure immfdlllely

splendid protection, systems lc sav- ilif at profitable investment by in' nil-ing in the Bun Life. Ca'nadn's largest Insurance company, J. A.

5" mo-z-m-all

Moore, Manager, Charlottetown, ‘ mos-2-is-41

ut me Pr°vm°e‘ The day's voting would leave the lssucltwo Vice-presidents, Secretary,

Treasurer, and an executive com-' mittee of seven members.

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(Special to The Guardian)

MONTREAL, Que., Feb. 18.-What is probably the richest surface I showing of gold bearing ore disclos- . ed In Canada in recent years has been uncovered during the past few i weeks at Three Duck Lake, which lies in Northam Ontario just west of Makwa station on the main line of the C. N. R. Samples of ore

had muse at Wiltshire tonight. ‘of the railway. The richness of the

...___ 'the average gold content of the

shipped out for Assay by the Can- adian Government Department of' Mines and by other assayers run from t100 to $114 a ton, according to the natural resources department

ore is emphasised by the fact that

'famous Porcupine area is less than S10 0. Wh.

GAGITOWN, N. B., Feb. 18-

-Dr. Donald W. Buchanan of Cambridge, N. B., narrowly es- caped drowlfng in the saint

I John ll-ive today when his car

broke through thin ice and mbmuged in is or more fee* of vain. Be jumped out before

Fish and Game As ,

I 1 cial Election, Fannon De Valeras

hi; gfommzmgargey F vm Fai (Republican) forces For Speclal I )

curly today had is majorl‘y o .ev (Canadian Press

delajonlltght in the cn scnts o\cr President William T » - h d

Cosgraves Coiemment par‘y and `stock in New Brunswick as e-

Mf Afihlll' Gaudet creased considerably in the last de-

its liiifp “dent allies Results in

°“‘“’"“‘“ ‘md M’ J ninety r .e u onions or the 145 on.o,, ~ - -”’ . code. aoooi-dine to the 1931 Census

‘5e°ret’”y` 'voted shun-;cl the Republicans had R" read the muowmg gained three seats from the Gov-

Hon. Dr. W. J. P. MacMillan,

Minister of Education, who presided, explained that the purpose of the meeting was to receive suggestions as to the proposal of graduates con- tributing towards special equipment for the new Prince of Wales Coi- lcgc. He suggested an Alumni As- sociation, which could best deal with the proposal, might be formed. He felt that former students might be

glad to render) some financial as- sistance towards the furnishing of a library or equipping of a labora-

- OTTAWA Ont, Feb. 18.--Live

of the Dominion Bureau of statis- tics. Pigs and poultry' are the only farmyard products that have in- creased since 1921, the former from 75,905 to 84,737, and the latter from 1,023,254 to 1,324,179.

Horses decreased from 62,448 in

1921 to 52.902 in 1931, cattle from 230,312 to 213,706, sheep from 187,- 524 to 143,180 and hives of bees from 1,738 to 1,169. Carleton County, with 6,858, has the most horses; Westmoreland, with 31,415, the most ` cattle; Madawaska, with 18,809,

tory or gymnasium. | leads in sheep, closely followed by

Mayor W. S. stewart sympathiz-

cd with the project and hoped for

Carleton with 18,050. Carleton, with 9,779, has the largest number of

its success. If the Alumni Associa- Iswlne, Kings in the poultry county,

tion were formed considerable

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IIF KILLING IIF MIIII IRIIPPER

AKLAVIK, N. W. T., Feb. 18.--

<By the Canadian Pressl- This tiny Arctic tradinl pon rejoiced tonight, glad its terrorist bad-man Albert Johnson. is dead and 81841 young Earle I-Iersey, staff Sergeant ln the Royal Signal Corps and hero of the mad trapper's last stand battle on the snowy Tundi-as

and the police-trapper posse which finally caught up with him after a three-weeks chase, Hersey was

leading with 156,856, Westmoreland, 149,398; Carleton, 144,288; York, 134,181; Kent, 128,912, and Glou- cester, 123,17l. '

WARNS BELLIGERENTS LONDON, FEB. 18. -(AP)--

warncd China that she or :up-

I an 'ww be hom stiiouy oo- ; countable for any further loss

in life by British Nationals living in the Shanghai area. ii was learned today.

Sir Miles W. Lampson, Min-

ister to China. was instructed to request the Chinese military to avoid such incidents as the killing of two British sailors by shellfire yesterday. No further action in that connection is contemplated but it ls` assum-

will be paid illdemnlties.

19. (Friday) (Canadian Press Cab- E 0 I ‘ I I e ' lie)-wan returns tabulated from 5 ' I -------A-__

'two thi-ds oi’ all constituencies which _ `

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lien increase in mfm: vote-<1 in Tuesdays me store con-_Graduates Indgrse Suggestlgn

Lord Ponsonby, Labor leader

in the House of Lords accused the Govemment of a "very ser- ious error in judgment” by not supporting the United States in her note to Japan invoking the nine Power Pacific treaty and the Kellogg-Brland Peace pact. .

"The United States has

shown every desire to co-oper- ate with the other powers and the League of Nations," he said, and every effort should have been made to co-operate with the United States as closely as possible.

MANDS

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may be sent to London as Japan. 50 °""“Y lllllior a plan by \vh‘.ch °l\VU)'5 limi' be s"nt to llic prfncl- poi pmvrws to explain (lic Jaipun. PS0 position on (lic Illxini-liiirlnn question.

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(Special to thc Guardian)

TOR.ONI`O, Ont., FCI). 18.-Be-

fore a distinguished assembly, jus- tlces'of the Supreme Court, iiicm- bcrs of the Ontario Government and benchers of the law soc ety of Up- per Canada, Riclizirci Bedford Ben- nett, Pr.me Minister of Canada. was

ed the families of the two men

I ltoday called to the Bar of Ontario at Osgoodc Hall.

It was thc start of ze day that

N-»» Give- Lff- llccfpis (;u1l_..___

For Children

for today the legal hcaclqiinrtcrs on

` Queen Street and University Avenue

‘ ' Icelebrntcs its centenary whicli ac-

‘tunlly oecurrcfl Inst S.1t\irday.

(Spcc`a.l to _ the Guardian)

MONTREAL, QUE., Feb. 18. -

HNW'-VH0R¢NE» N- Y-. Feb- 13-- The Brotherhood of Railway and Fire destroyed St. I-lyacinths R0-fsteamship Clerks, Freight hund-

man Catholic School here today.

lcrs, express and station employ- ees, Canadian Pacific Railway

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Sister Bernard, 65, one of twenty ~

D I K EI A F T E R _ T H teaching Sisters at the school wasq|Divlslon, today accepted a decrease The Wea ther, etc

ha reduced of 10 per cent in wages from /’

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|05 Twenty-three children fled ini

I (By P. I. Llpsc' Jr.) ‘I GENEVA, Feb. 18.- (AP)- The Council of the League of Nations.

lat the request of the Chinese dele- ,gation, called a meeting for tomor- ’row aftemoon to consider the ser- ving of the Japanese Ultimatum.

The same session will hear the report of a Jurlsts’ Committee on Japan's legal objection to a spec- ial meeting of the Assembly as re-

ged that the Chinese army defend- ing Shanghai is tinged with Com- munist elements. The Chinese

(C"“““°|l "WI Virtually Ollt of danger. 1-le wasdelegation denied it.

Tension that had hung over the

rushed hers immediately by aero- The councll's committee of _lur- plane after Johnson shot him down mg cxamlning Chinn' demand for

and then himself fell dead beiorefg gpcclal meeting of_ the Assembly a withering return fire. 'to hear her casa was understood

to have decided that the move

far-north lifted with word John-Iwas legal and that the Assembly son had been killed by the posse probably would be called early in SGGKIHB him for the murder of e.

March.

the car sank and nmnnycd to

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the three st/orey frame school bicld March 1 1932 to February .

_ 1933. | ‘“ - . well Iwo

An agreement to that effect wo..

signed by Grant Hail, Vice-Presld-' PRDSP EP\\<Y'S

their m¥hI'°)°ih95 when Im’ bl°z°|ent of the Canadian Pacific and H(-:FE AGM” \».Ii\\-:N was dl-#Covered in the IWC- One 85 w. A. Rowe, Montrooi, J. L. rate- ‘ ‘ " “ rye" °Id 595501' WNW 5° the f°°f and man, Winnipeg and F. H. Hall. I:0\.I<5 (NI (\I-I CRI-PII was carried down the fire escape Cleveland on behalf of the men

by firemen- One nun lest her life 'rho agreement was then piooed In 1950111118 i-IIB ¢h'Idl'€H~ Flfemen before a board of Conciliation search'ng the ruins found the body v"-:ich limi hceii appointed by the of Sister Bernard. 65. She had been Tm-i:\i'trnciif of Labor to 1nves'.lr;:\‘ missing since shortly after the 1'l1‘¢='and r;-:=:~;I. -_-.iii-:ii the Railways re- was discovered. quesl; for (hr: reduction was rej->ct-

AKLAVIK, N. W. T., Feb. 18.-

Btat! Sergeant Earle F. I-lerscy. wounded yesterday in the last stand battle of Albert Johnson, mad troll- per who previously killed one moun- ted constable iind W0““<`lPd =iI1°Ih¢i°. was considerably lmprovrd lui- to- day, according to a bulloiin is-sued by his physician, Dr. K. M. A. Ur- quhart.

Only the danger of neumonia or

infection from the bullet in his right side remains to make his con-

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| cd by if-.3 finployccs.

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lin'-r`ri--‘_' in line with the ruiinlng

of the Yukon, is in to recover gc 1, _ _ _y h d f ' Iii#-I F ri-iii‘0lf‘ffS 0' 4" "`l1'“IdI5Y\ ‘Wm bullet ‘ IIl`il§sCIi\lngleDrd;I;i;:IIon.en' ea 0 Itnprovlng I!-‘ ‘f;~:-.1 and Cunadimi Pirelli Wounded in the final giui-flsht The Japanese delegation to the ""f¢’° “St ‘“"“I‘I‘ “°°“"°‘*I “ Slm'

yesurday betwém tha dupe,-ate' league or Nations Council in at ‘l.ii' \v-15:11 i'i:'.iuc!l0ri. The dispute sharp-shootinl Rat River hermit formal ¢0mmun1¢a¢|0n today, char- _ (cuudhn Press, ‘just setllcd involved 7,000 employ-

ees nnii its conclusion points to u

saving of approximately a million 'iollrirs hy thc company during the ycnr of the agreement.

(Canadian Press)

LONDON. Fch. 18.-A group

of members in thc lfouse of Commons tonight dec'tIe¢l to move an amendment to the Government trade bill on Feb- ruary 2l asking that newa- prvnt be omitted from the freé list.

The proccrcliiifs will c"ut`nue

throughout thc dziy iiiiiil ilic last

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