MAXIMS

OI l

MERCHANT

Iorning 0 Charlottetown Guardian

That roan who gives up has sab- rnitted himself to a drowsy iatallssa.

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CHARLO'I"I‘E'I‘OWN, CANADA.

Covers Prince Edward

Summerside Clergyman, Ar Libe- ral And Strong Prohibitionist

Makes Scathing Commentary On Present Disgraceful Con-

ditions.

i , ‘ ‘Adronilrlg the necessity oi a con- these things? If we movealcng in a ringed campaign oi education in the self-satisfied way, when things are interests ni temperance, Rev. W. H. wrong. they then only get, worse. Lest l-lsrding, of Summerside, in a radio Sunday three drunken men were (rig on "Prohibition" over ORG dragged through the streets of Sum- (i-iolmanls) broadcasting station yes- nor-side wiellbyilwpollwmcn- Surely lerdsy called urgently for a show- ourcliiucscsnnwrcma-‘lnlnssinicci down m the matter or prohibition amt-lo. when such dlwrwcflll thin" administration. Mr. herding cited an m spins on. Wheredo they Isl M" article in The Charlottetown Guar- liquor? Is there n° ' way o! finding dlan oi Feb. 22nd. whiah mud out? Sometimes it seams as if every- that ihe prisoners of Prince County 5°57 0|" i!" ""3" ""4"" "m m, had been ‘m, u, m, m,“ p, ought in know; and people sneer at liquv: while under conﬁnement. had h°hmu°m u‘ u ‘ “n” " become drunk and had beaten up 1 "u W“ mm“- Yhl" w‘ n9“ i‘: the jsllol‘. "Whats. commentary,” he i" I“ “hi” ﬁﬂuuwt-‘m m“ ma. "on r-ronlslusnr-rne article 1“ 9m‘ °¥ ‘i- w“ m“ “m” °‘“' (l true. presented s sppctacle that- 9W5 *0 Willi w! sea, but ‘we dis-

”. m“, cover-causal. - ‘

in "that some of our papers silent uni ‘(Continued 30h I

Quarter Million

Dollar Fire l In St.‘J0_1_1_1_1s, Nﬂd.

(Canadian Press) 5T. JOHN'S, Nfld., March 1-—A quarier oi a million dollars is the lowest csllnlate of the damage caus- id by a ilre of unknown cause that destroyed a large section of the wat- erfront premises at Grand Bank on the west coast at three o'clock this “illlllllil- The blaze originated in Bullets shop. which was destroyed hsethcr with the lower shop and

limes ni William Dorsey's, J. B. --—-

Patton's, Harris Export Company. J. P. Fool" and sons, Forward and ‘libhes, (hr- salt store of S. Tlbbe, Ind houses oi George Harris and Cy- ills Fallen. Patton's garage and drug flora and the three masted schooner Gﬂltral wood," were badly damag- ‘1 The amount of insurance car- "hi who sssooo. A ________________ ANNOUNCEMENTS. comma EVENTS. Mssrllvos. em "Hunter River Club loadin s Fllllmlsv. March 8th. sossiafio-‘n

nzﬂwllisllifb Club slojdin‘ m‘; = ‘my lmmlns. March 0th.

2062-8-34! .

mrgllllvller and dance in Vernon Hall “n? “l- March 3rd. Admission as ‘- zosl-a-s-ll

“:00. siewsrt Tuesday, show and mic special music. Everyone wel- '- soso-s-l-ai

maltlitend Bowler Olrcla Wilist t0- Mt. children e1 Mgr-y gm- ‘m

Iwsrso non 4"“ 1 . ov . - Mbmogwﬂffmlllaﬂ M“,

ﬂMO-ld-Si

,"°,"° "l vlay-"No use wastes." “M vwsrsm. Ladies with baa- h“ ""- Ocrnwall dunner.

Ri g

Grand Bank. with s powllllﬁiﬂ °l nearly 2.000 is the center of the hank fishery and it was feared this would receive a serfcur sat bask as the‘ stores would contsin the bulk of lhe| fishing ﬂeets supplies. A message, from the tricken place said Grand Bank will carry on is usual.

The town is without a fire fight- ing equipment, but the steamer Glencoe, arriving half an hour after

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"Hockey tonight at New Glasgow Rink. Rustlco Kittens vs. Rusticai Flying Frenchmen. 2002-

"Last dance of the season in Em- erald Hall, Monday. March 3rd. special muslc._ Lunch served. 2080

"Come to Rowe's Hall and hear Charles Earle sing at the concert and play. "Her Busy Day", Thursday night, March 0th. 200I-3i

"Will be unloading car of coal at lnnersld Saturday and Monday. Austin Murphy, Emerald. 8-8-11

FARM I03 BALE-so scans. Ap- ply J. P. Cavanaugh, New Haven. 2000-81

“"Martln Luther", postponed Lec- ture by Rev. F. l. Boothroyd, Brack- ‘ley Hail. March srd. s p. m. n not fine ‘hlssday. dllver offering. Can- eral publlc invited. sous-ii

"Come to the "Tea of. Nations" in

Ellis For Show-Down In Prohibition Enforcement,

' New Lender

French of

Andre Tardieu, 4 former premier. who following defeat Premier Camille C‘ utemps before the chamber of deputies, may form a new government. '

SINKS IN FIFTY FEET 0F WATER

H. M. C. S. Thiepval Which Ran Aground 0n Thursday Last, Slipped oil Rock and Disappeared.

' (Canadian Press) . vlcrronm. B. 0., lvlariz-ll. M. C. B. ‘rhiepvsl. mine sweeper which ran aground on an uncharted rock in Barclay Bound. west oi Vancou- ver Island. on Thursday night. slipped oi! the rock yesterday into deep waier and sank in nltv Mt (If

- water. There is no sign oi the ship.

ho eiiort would be made to raise the vessel es she is considered by salvage and naval oiilcials as a to- tal 1cm.

Canada ’s Pa rt In Great War

(Canadian Press)

OTTAWA, Ont, Mar. iL-Bellevlng that the time had cclne when an cf- ilelal history oi the part played by men of Canada in the Great War should be written. the Canadian fe- giorl of the B. E. S. h, in its re- presentation at Parliament at the

a strong request that the writing oi this history be undertaken at once.

, and that it shall he a true record oi

the sacriﬁce. the suffering and the

i" achievements of the soldiers, sailors

and air men oi Canada, with that theme the predominant note in‘ any such history. '

LONDON, Mar. i-Flliaen hundred psraous participated in

Albartosfs two

_ v “lb-Ia- J

religious services yesterday for the aaoceias of the Naval confer- ease.

iilliilfiilll IN Your noun llP SHIPPING

M-any Collisions Re,- ported In The North Sea — Thousands of Passengers Outward Bound Detained.

(Canadian Press)

LIVERPOOL, Mar. I-One o! the worst fogs in many year-g dislocated shipping traffic m the Mersey Rlw: er. the Irish Sea and along the wept em Scottish coast yesterday. More than 1,000 passengers at Liverpool‘ who should have been outward! bound, were gazing n‘ consolaieiy at| m9 1W1"? P111 1181121118 over the rlv-Q er. These included 300 on the Mont- calm, 350 on the Scythia and 450 on.

the Cedric. HULL, Eng, Mar. I-Fog semi-‘

reported.

r . A . (Special io The Guardian) tvliNNIPliﬁ, Mar. l-On Monday night e. new epcol-l will start‘ in Western Canada, when night nlaii Mmlllﬂnes guided by beacons flity miles spa-rt will wing their way bc- tween theprclrlo cities of Winnipeg, Regina. Saskatoon, Calgary and Ed- monton. When these aeroplanes ere in operation. and they are already pest the CILycAImCHIII-l basis, they W111 bring Winnipeg, ‘roronio. Mon- UQJ Ind lll 688M111 point‘ twgnty- (our hours closer to Calgary, Edmon (on and Vancouver and many hours closer to Resins and Saskatoon.

Should Be Written

present seulon, is putting forward.

Iur” is I

Last Minute ' News Flashes

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(Canadian Press)

PARIS. Mar. 2-Audre Tardleu presented the members oi his new cabinet to President Dou- mergue today. The heeldenl. signed the-decrees placing them in power.

TORONTO, Mar. l-M the invitation cf the Imperial Press Conference, which meets in ling- laud this summer, Miss Ken- nethe llaig of Winnipeg has been chosen as the delegate oi

the Canadian Won-serfs Press (Hub. MADRID, l-With the‘

break between lit-Premier sau- ehete Guerra and the Monarchy it is iihely that King Alfonso oi Spain will endeavor to defend his Throne, appointing General Anldo to‘ head a new Dictator- Ihlp.

POITAUPIINUI. Mar- l-- Protasting United ltaiea ocea- pa" and demanding re-estab- ifehlnsnt of representative gov- aransaat, oltlaans of Ialtl today predated their aid to Pnaldant Hoover‘: special commission which came here yesterday to investigate condition in the h- -

Island Like the Dew MONDAY, MARCH

Read by Everybody

3, 1930

LLOYD GEORGE 1s ANGR Y o VER SPLIT our THE COAL B111]

The masterpiece of love robs the heart of all its tlmldlty.

MAXIMS

OIL

MERCHANT

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A. MacDonald For At Souris.

Secures Assurance Of Frost Proof Warehouse

Strong Presentation Made

OTTAWA. Mar. L-Replying to representations

K By Hon. John l Potato Accommodation

SEA DISASTERS MAY RESULT FROM Fdé

May Resign As Liberal Leader

Fiery “Little Welshman” Hos- tile When Four Of His Party

lions in the Nor-tubes were bed, " ye-Yiordey and several collisions were '

by Hon. John A. MacDonald, M. P. for Kings, in the

House of Commons last night regarding the need of l‘

a frost proof potato warehouse on the railway wharf, Sourls, to replace the shed destroyed by storm, the Minister of Public Works promised that such accom- modation would be provided this season.

plums All“ MURIJERED IN 0_ll|Ni

Fiendish Work of Ruf. fians Who Attempt- ed To Abduct Three

r. Chinese Nuns.

Non-Committal

' (Special to The Guardian)

' i” ‘HONGXONG, Mar. l-A dis- ~ patch frvm Bhluchcw nailing today conﬁrmed the murders oi the Slleeian Bishop. Monsignor Verslg- lls. Father Csravsrla and three Chinese Nuns several days ago near Bulpin. The story told here is that rimsns attempted in seine the three

Switch T 0 Labor And Eight

Offers Support

| I

Former Premier Poincare of France who, following defeat oi Pra- mler Cbauielnps’ — party in the Freeh chamber of ’ .. , has offered to support former Premier “ibrdieu, who has eccepied the offer to form a cabinet, although declin-

A. J. McPhail, president -of the Canadian wheat pool, who, upon his arrival-at New York, returning from wheat conference in England, was non-committal about the outeomei of the meeting.’

Sisters. 'i.‘he two clerics vigorously resisted, whereupon the marauders

ing to ionn one himself.

Others Abstain From Voting.

(Special i0 The Guardian) '

LONDON. Mar. 1—-Lloyd George is said to be so angry over the split in the Liberal vote on the Quote Clause oi the Coal Bill yesterday. that he is contemplsltlng resigning as leader oi the Lilheral Party at the meeting of his followers next Tuesday. The story is being told lo- day by Lloyd George's friends. and the Liberal Daily News says it has reason to believe it la true. Blr Rob- ert Hutehlson, chief Liberal Whip is alsooonsidering resigning as a pro- te-st against the vote in which four Liberals swiinbed to the Labor a-

~gainsttheirownplrty sndeight

otlms abstained 1mm voting. 6i: William Edlﬂ. Liberal Whip has al- rwly resigned and Lloyd George has accepted his XClIIMiIiGID-"Iﬂ any. event, Tuesday's meshing will he critical for Liberal fortunes. Verbal lashing by Lloyd George may whip his straying followers back into the (old; on the other hand it is pos- sible the Cosl Bill vote heralded a new split in the Liberal Party and will mean a pemlanent switch of direentient Liberals to Labor.

best them, seized their belongings, burned their ‘boa-t in which they! were riding and carried all into the mountains. Priests, Friday, went to negotiate their release, but found the five bodies pierced with bullets] They removed them to the nearest town, '

16 Items Relating- T0 This Province

PRDMINENB

j Conditions In

(Passed

In House

(BLERBYMA

i I

PASSE§_ Aliilii

Rev. Lawrence Smithi

Dicrl In City Hospital Yesterday Morning After Short Illness.

Saint Dunstan! University incurred a severe loss in the death oi Rev P's-I ther Lawrence Smith. Master of Studies. which took place yesterday morning at 5.25 in the City Hospital.

Born in lass, at Kelly's Cross. ra- ther Smlth was a graduate of St. Dunstan! University and 5t. Au-l gustlneu Seminary, Toronto, being 1' member of the faculty of the former institution since 1919.

Rev. Father Smith entered St. Dunstanu University as a student in i002. and taught in the public schools tor a number oi years. He returned in 5t. Houston's and graduated in i013. After occupying the position oi principal oi Queen Square School for several years, he entered 8t. Augus- tine's luminary in i010. and was or- dained to the priesthood on Dec. 2i, i010.

During his college career, 1N- ther Smith was a noted football play- er and for a number of years was coach at l. D U. He taught the sub- jects of Latin and Mathematics.

The remains were bwlllht to the

China Subject or

tingSermon ‘

In teres

Thai; the war in China is between 1m

the progressive party and the reac- tionary party was pointed out by Mr. John H. Geldart in an interesting sermon on "Conditions in the For East." delivered at Zion Church last evening.

Mr. Geldart. who is visiting the city in the interest of the Y. M. C. A.. has spent sixteen years in the Orient as a Y. M. C. A. official. The written history of China began 2700 years before the ‘Christian era. The speaker stated’ that he visited a high Chinese oiliclal who pointing to his children remarked they were the seventy-ﬁfth generation from Bud- dha, thus coverlng a period of over 2.000 years. No wonder the Chinese are proud of their ancestry. The Chinese have been a self-sustaining people for 2,000 years and only with- in the last century has foreign com- merce touched them. They In not of inferior complex to Japanese or even the Anglo-Baron race. The speaker touched upon their inven- tlvenees. as gun powder. silks, com- pass. industry now that the wealth oi world commerce has opened up for them and they are entering the market of world competition. China is now awake in western civilintien and the advance in science. Wbara do our Canadian Chinese come from? Prom the "environs of canton

(Gillltinilld on Dill‘ 8)

of farm products and ilah and ira-

(Speclai to The Guardian)

CYITAWA, Ont, Mal‘. k-La/tc last evening the House in committee 0f supply under tho heading of rivers and harbors passed 16 licms roll/tins ta Prince Edward Island, amountlnil m m $104,300. The appropria- tions wem for whsrves. largely rc- pairs and brcakwslcrs and went through in quick time and with lit- tle discussion. In ream-d to the rall- way wharf at Georgetown $14,000. tlic Hon. Mil’. McDonald, K1083. 05k‘ edwhsltusewasiobcmsdeolmc appropriation for the railway wharf. Be understood that-a demand had been made for the extension of the railway freight shed. The Minilikf o! Public wens replied that the I- moune, "i; required for strcngthcni mg and repairing the pier head oi the railway wharf. The proposed work is asked for by the district en- gineer who reports that the eastern fare of the pier head is in bad con- dition and that the wharf will be closed to railway traffic luiless re- paired st an early dare. In view of the value oi Georgetown as en early mm p011, and the late shipment of potatoes to (oi-elm markets there from. the ‘potato lndustly oi the Province would be seriously injured lr this wharf is not maintained in good condition. 000.000 bushels of potatoes were shipped from this port last season, these shipments being made through the large ircatproof warehouse constructed cn this wharf in 10ft. Water traﬂle st Georgetown is valued at from 5500.000 to 8100,- 000 annually and consists of exports

ports oi wal, lumber. fertilizer and general merchandise.

The Hon. Mr. Elliott entirely a- greed with the Hon. Mr. MacDon-

(Contlnued on Page 3)

771a Weather, etc

4n limo J05 BIN (this?

. ‘(loam ls (Rune. 1o Live Wlﬂi- / WT NQRKINS ,2

maorrw, mm. L-Qls-ong out to northwest winds or galea, pomp-r‘ colder with snow iluntes.

High tide this siiemocn at 1.00 and tomorrow moraine at isl.

$00 l!“ thll afternoon st 5.52 and rises tomorrow morning at 0.30.

First quarter moon, n-lrisyqassreh ‘l, 11.30 p. m.

Summerside tide eighteen minutes later than Charlottetown.