i‘

~ Mlliskey beyond

‘ address o1l the ‘bill at its intrcd-uc-

OFA

MERCHANT

I attribute a big share of our success to newspaper advertising.

n

Guardian Two’ Cents Founded Ill!

Charlottetown lensing Guardian,

SAYS ll. 5.111111 . [N115 lll lllllii Illllli illllll

U.S. J udg-e-Erees Brit- " ish Schooner With Large Rum Cargo.

Says Children

Should be Given Op- portunity.

(Canadian Prefls)

IIONIDON, Feb. 25.——Countess of Warwick member of the labor par- iy. yesterday ilzlluleli ovvr Hlifilfill Lodge null n-iuc bulldrcrl ztcrog 1701i!- pmeillg un unuinni. country ostutr dating buck to Elizabethan times

BLLOYJ, Miss, Feb. 25.——1H0ld- lug that a treaty between the United States and Great ‘Britain ‘regulating whiskey traffic on ihB high seas, is not self-executing 111 regard to the enforcement c-f the criminal law, bllt needs nn nct 0i’ Congfegg to lmnke disposition of iho three 111119 limit a crime Judge h}. If. Hollllcs. in United 1States court here yes-

terday, issued an order releasing

tile British schooner Wanderer.

‘The craft was seized with a ' large cargo of whiskey aboard by a coast guard cutter lust autumn.

Judge iiolmes ruled that the facts in the seizure did not show a violation of the cusiloms laws be- cause the bout was taken more .than 12 miles from a. customs

, house. ‘Members of the crew were arrested and brought here but were not indicted. They are, how- ever, facing charges o! violation of the immigration laws.

The Wanderer was captured nine ulld n half miles from shore. Judge liolnles held that the sover- <11Rnity,ot’ the United States ex- tends three miles from shore.

ill-{O-i

Bill to Abolish N. S. Council Introduced

(Canadian Press)

HALIFLNX, Feb. 2ii.-—Tile Legis- lntlve Council, the ilpiper Cham- her of the Nova, Scotia legislature will cease to function .011 May 1st, 1926. if a bill‘ introduced in the legislative assembly this alfternoton becomes law. Hon. ‘E. N. Rhodes, ‘Plwamier of Nova lficotia, introduc- ed the bill vfllich is entitled:

“An act abolishing the Legislat- ive Council and amending the con- stitution of the province‘?

intiloduction of the lbill hud been

announced, previously and the gal- [lgdricds were crowded -when Premier

m es mm m set iii iiioiiiiii ihebllfl in need of assistant-c iho soul-i

machinery designed i0 aiioiisii iiie lug steamer Terrunovni is brain‘:

historic chamber‘ The“ was “OEsc-nt to the rescue. The Kentucky’,

which is thought. to have been‘

liiigilildazdsgzozgs away iiiiqiiieiulltlnugovl by ice, is hound for New

any" 1° ‘"1 ““°-1"1\'nl-R from Dunkirk. The bill abolishes the legislative

l i council and provides that thereaf-

lirxvlhe lesllitlstiéreh ofLlfeva .s....l..lFra110e i sla co o yer-i - '° °"" “i” League Council

nor and one house, namely, the‘ (Canadian Press) ‘

House of‘ Assembly.

illdNloVlA. Ftb 25.~—<Frl1nce has illiliiiihiii the Leugula of Nations 0f her adherence in lllP Geneva con- 1\'f‘l\L10ll_i'0l‘ suppression of truf- i"c ill womnn ulul clllidron.

<~e> j-

ululs lll llllllt

be used us u Labor college.

"lit is of tho utmost importance that the sous and ilalnglltcl-s oi‘ the workin-g classics lluvc an opportun- liiy for continuing their educations similar to that afforded chlldnen of other sections of the community" the (founte s ‘said in the course of an address during the ceremonies in which Arthur Pugh_ Chairman of the Trades Union General Council accepted the gift.

-——--o-0a

Imperial Conference ‘In October

(Canadian Press)

IION1DON,‘FC1). 25.—-Au inlperilll conference enlbracilrg lllutterli 111' importance to (lanadu and oillcl‘ parts of the rBritil-lll Empire, lllrs been arranged for ‘Ocioiler, Pro- mier lBaldwin announced in tllc House of Commons today. “l hope-all D0Xll1ll11‘0ll Priluc Mill- lsters will be able to be hero as well as n representative of India" he said.

I

Sent-toiliescue of Damaged Steamer.

(Canadian Press)' sr. JOHNS. Null. F911. 25.——Fol-i lowillg receipt of a tiles-sage thisl afternoon by the Filrness Withyf Company from the S. S. Koniucky stating that. she wilt-l 130 miles off this port with her bow stove lll

Five Nuns Die; i Probe Starts in Mystery

WllCKllNkqON. N. 17.. Fob. 25.- An investigation io dciermiun ilul‘ rouse of death of five nulls nt Si. Joseph's Hospital continued ill- nixht following the death oi’ flilll Victim. Sister Secundis, this allur- noon. While no definite reason has been given by local physicians for the deaths it W118 fetvorted that gus llolsohing from wood stain applied 1° "- P91181111! completed portion of’ the hospital might lbQ rogpgngillllgh This belief is doubted. ‘

(Canadian Prcs5) | ii‘l*]Nl1}V.-\, Full. ' ~ilruccn has, -'i[)])i‘li1('li to tho ilflillllii‘ of ‘Nati0ns1 uguillr-lt Turkey till‘ sclllcln-out M1 ‘h. illtihilii‘ ovr-l- l‘ xllicll of tho brilcrlffllrlti-"ll frolliicr.

Nllllillllhllfil iii Pllllltlilill

Is (‘cntention of Pulp, and Paper Associa-l tion President.

¢¢+¢q¢¢4

Condensed fillet-in]; RATE-Ac. pog- yofl]. m" esoh insertion in tntscolumll.

\§-O-O4-04-O-OO

_ ___________ "WANTED-A PAsrnv coon A-plply Victoria Hotel. 1198-2125-1111

____________________ “WANTED-A LL81‘ CARRIER. Apply at Guardian Office.

¥~nulmmAo

l-: SALE - um-re-o lChurch flail, February 26th at (Special to the Guardian) z D. m. 1795-2-25M2i. 1N1EW YORK. N. \'.. Fih. Zii-‘A

llvls Efillli ill tslllllsll illlllfljilliili

Countess of Warwick of Working, Class

to the Tl-zubos Union congress tol

Preachers and

i l

i] Hifilllltlll lull FllHNlii, Sllll lll ll lll llilllH , iillllllli

Thrilling Story 0f He- By Rev. i} McDon-i roism Comes From aid at Caledonian Australian Town. Club —‘ Interesting '

(mnafifpnu, and Entertaining“

neescggtlon at 115111- A

n y . roug r1 -

1111611 and chillllicn who wok rofugel intle ‘est Offceb lli tKi - - . ii i “ii ii “ii lsh Isles, France, and Italy.

EUHlPEAN llllP

General Ludendorif 1

i

l

lukc \\'iil110 the remainder of tho. town was swept by :1 iluuh firo “have blocll rtsvulrd ilTll-r lwillg sur- rouulloll by fiiflllfis for six 11011114.

"llllc sinry oi‘ illc rvsl-uu is Zlllkllllli ‘the luost thrilling ill tho 11111111118 of Australia. llelulllvd ill b iilr- flunl-. ,_ _ _ , ing bush, outlyln-g builuiyngu in thclitiiiiiiieiii’ ‘iiliii iiiii viiiii i" iiiie liiiiii" lliiln town (taught like iilullcr, alld;i|i|",i| iiily’ _“_‘iii iiii". “iiiiiixi-i iii ‘i iii? ‘lfilllililltillllifl ‘fled to H10 Post OffcexMi’;H:)iIi|_lli;'i‘:]i;ri‘£41m"liieyQrJJ‘ 1ilu- ulosi. ralrbl-ltulltlul ‘strllutilrc in,‘ ‘ i” y iiiiiiiiii’i_"iiii iihmii, tho pint-r. News of lhcir plight rc- i: iiliy ifikr‘ iiliiiiiciiii‘ ‘ii iiii',,(“iii"'l acllcd Quecnslown and a ncscue pnr-ikiiiydii, Li.“ i iiifi _i'vi'iiiiii"" . hiiiii ty llliliii‘ zt wild (lnsll in nuiomobil-l‘iiiiiiihiiiiii iliiiiiicfiii iiiivii iii“ ii?‘ ,, 3931"“ PTWWQM Hmdfllbllrfll 1'1 es 0\'i‘i' burning bridges and zllllng :11“: ‘ii1i‘i:if"l“n;iiil‘mgiivii "iiiew iii 1-119 3991911111 P1148513" 1111-1)’- 111E311“ .i”l'i‘ swvpt roads partially 1lifl(!k(‘ii"“\' ii-i: “Lnim s in 0 i1": i ii’ am ‘°1 U" Support 119 1135 icfififdfli i0 lby fzlllr-ll irces. Through ‘this lll‘iif‘l‘- iiiiiiiii iijiii‘ ‘iii ‘i iiiiiiiiiiiii iimhifl‘! 1-°°31'"° Pi"?!- 1/1/111611 116 w"! 1H0 m" vgwuora reached mp inmr,fi'1l-ll1>il<>ll ot liollle and its mugniilwa document o’ “shame and d1‘. 0lli‘fi l-ulnpztlly and llroug-llt illsmfipiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii‘ 11°"°"-"

lliis lrip tilroul-zil llul Briiil-il isles, ibo bzliilctivlda of Franco and

Who is leading a violent campaign

an (m, m qarmy wmwm ‘hp w“ -lic slurlvd wiill tho (lnpnrtilre of 0|. a si'llgh_‘lifé_ ' " llilnsulf ulld (‘fllllipillllfill-‘i from bio-ll- ~21‘

Dusbiu- the gzllllllltry of tho, n‘. 111ml bu ll luxurious (‘uuurd linol’.

‘iittvil wlill ovFryi ])(1S?11)i0 olt.v.i.,.ichél,l'g'8 i(‘lli‘6.‘ for mm or ., um nluunol l ~ - i i‘ of Lithuanian

ui‘. lllure “'11s ill) lllolln heroic fig-

ul-u ill ihc opisolic than the 110st-

lllistross of Klnglnkc whoseKii(li;i;im‘;nilllillfiafllintrfigiflhgl \ll'i'l,‘\f\iltll:vflii‘.‘

llulllo in lnissingfrnln press despot. ‘ U __ ' ‘. i ' ' i’ i"_ 1 1 ' l-brs thus fur l'i‘(‘i‘.l\‘l‘il. "illlrolrgbuut ‘iiii'_"*"i1ii ii'iiii_ idqiiiii" ‘iiiiii. iiiiiii -llu' llllll: hours whilv tho iown was iiii y i‘iiiiii‘ii iii iii“ liiiii iii ii)“

burllllll: about ill-r Silt‘ stuck in iiiiipii_iii.'r,iiiiiii.'nHiiyiivi-ii iiiiiilgiiiiliiliiil (Canadian P1158)

,~lu~l' lulsi. le‘l1‘l1h-‘lll'll1.! to tllu oulsillo "ii iiiii" ii iii iii‘ ii‘ "'1' "i if i ‘*1 i\'i1\’l.\'(). Lithuania. 1“1-‘1). 25. —

11E.

Mother ‘selllflié. American ilirect- res-s of the Catholic school at Coy- 311mm, which was closed by govern" nlcnt order recently. is planning 1° lcave Mexico voluntarily. She will proceed to Mobile Alabama inking wiill her forty eight teachers 0nd ‘pupils oi‘ the schools.

J ugo Slavia Be- i comes Uneasy

(Canadian Pros!)

RUM it}. Fob 25r- of tho Jugo Slnviull Foreign Minia- u-r lwcnlnpunlierl by lllu llnlluu lnillislisr ill ‘llclgruile, is lllailcll h)’ lluwspltpcr colnlnlolltntors its nil-Ell‘ ififlflljll. 'l‘boy consilicl- it nu indica- 111111 that flu. ‘Italn-Gornlun lucid- ont nogllrdlllg southern Tyrol llus revonlcd Austro-Gerlnan asiflfwuim! lilfCiltflfliilg not only linly but 111's!) Jugio Sluviu,

Poland.‘ W110u11'i1\'°tfi111l1‘1¥“= “1“!1':1iiii,li:ty. T111! nncossitullod (lurizliilncut mlnoritos w 1n l1 i‘ 110119 - According in C0lfll!l€lJiAll.0i'ls‘_ Jul!" Slnvin llocls particularly uneasy o\v- ing to alleged ‘German encourulgic- u

firl- iimlliers and rescuers. Finally iiiiii’ iviiii iii m" ‘iwimiii meraiiy siiiiihiiiiiiiidiii “iaieiiliint issued w. iillut of cheering up and susiulnillf-I iii.“ iiimi‘ “mi iii" i 1_

llci‘. arlmad with hand grenades and Liiiii iiiisiiiiiciiieis iiiiy iii“ iiiisii flr-dllilll they saw ill nll the time tlleyianfl Dccupwd 111,, {Qfest on 1m, 1,1111. i‘? a "iiiiiige iii iiiiiJviiiii ‘London onone of tile fastest trains M - E T H".i -—*""—‘ r. . . lggs 1i-1nglish metropolis they went on n. _ "guide, who took them to all the Tile weekly supper llleeiing of 111s, London TOWBI’. Westminster

(‘. A. pnrlors, with u lurga number r110 W811i! flfliefiied 115191’ 71°15 Weii" Palace. Snliillfleld. St. Burillolu» The slyezlker m, me evening was of Lords, and other points of lu--B,mde,._-. un active town manufacturing on iliflgya] Exchange’ and Manda 1n the stopping place was the village of was founded and told of some of scone. and u. revelation of naturnlwlll inscription written on the wall. "by (Yltsllgx and 11m tlgnq 1191101011 tilerc by tho (‘onsori nt‘ Quiet-n ]{l\'"r"i";: 1,, In 1,11“ n", 1,.M-,.|.':llld ollu-r buildings In London ill- uns Pmvlncel who Showed them worn all ilu- \Vlll'k of muster bulld- illans to cllnblc illom to witnossliii w“ “imiiiiiiiai'iiiii"' ‘vitiiiiiii 10f their trip to Auld Scotiu, ililiilhlln hmmfliuh Htmcwmfl‘ carved

lihv wires wr-rv burned uwnY nflor iimkiiii Siiiiiii iii iiiii iiiieiiiii‘ iiiiii’ dflY- T11i9 11101110111 llflfillrreil M011- ‘iiurs suw 4111-. iii". Coin-MW ‘if mo“ who hm‘ iiikeii-liiiiou. Ho. null ullotllcr soon ill Vvzlnucliiné-Fzulis crolsscd the frontier Ins in Quconstown flifilflpt llnv-euwu!" mfiumpe. human side. 1ill the world. travelling nt a mic sight: seeing trip under the guid-1 lpluares worth seeing, including vis- e (fllzlrlottetoilm Y's Men's Clul‘ (53113111311 Pwssi Abbey, ‘Si. Paul's Cuihcrlral. West-l of members present, and Y's Mun nesdny ai- 1119 9111-11011‘! 911mm‘ ‘if mo\v's Lllurclz, Westlninstvl‘ liulLi 191951- In the course of his remarks Mr. consldernble scale. ‘Phey visited Stlpugiegt pal-t or the world's coln- Killanley, from whence they drove the works of art n contains. beauty that was a tit. inspirntlol- “The 6iil'!ll_ is the Lord's and the um-onlnlly of kissing the Dlarnly \'11'10F1i1- 1pm ‘Wm O,,1,.|~1,11||,.,1 m, Sump“, M eluding Si. Paul's (iattllcllrati vrw-l- mrough the on)“ "em “my rwlfifii, -nonc of tllcln was the master- Cwicilihsiiwiikiii iiiii the lfunoral on tllc following Fri-‘wiiiiiii ii" iiieiii work w“ "V" a“ ioriiiioiiii: iiiiiir viiiii’ iii iii” “c-llliifilifl into sculptures. converted

.\\'!li'1ii. lvllillg m‘ luv unruly-SA oi‘ lilr‘ "T111. iiiiiiiiiiiiii‘; "iii,'i,- iiiii ,i""iiii"'.‘;" Viulutioll of tin‘ 1411-11Ui1l11il1l frontier flulllns ulld givingulirctltiolls‘ for “Mi ‘i ii"‘"'i “i "iiiiiw ‘iiiii iiiii- 11.1’ P11111111 11011111 ‘1-‘1 (lull-TECH 111 *1 um lurllcii hor nlllhfiilfls m ““"""“',"1“~““ '11-‘ 1"“ ‘*11~’"‘"1 Wierlllluv night, “lien Mvordilrs to the l_v one llulu ill .lll intoxicated con-l 11.01.1129 in the Minding ‘iii""' “'91? 1119 ‘"111’ 1W" 11111111‘ between Kiiscedlotns and ‘Podnlc iiiiiiiii “hacked iii iiiiiai "iemiiormiiiyf. 'l‘llo Islanders left Plymouth forl ‘of about sixty miles on flour. In ihe| ism-s. uf an experienced Cook's Yis 1.115 i0 the museums and art puller-uh was held last evening in the Y. M. ‘K115711130 C1111“ F901 25-"‘P‘iiice nliusllcl- (zltltollrzll, the Zoo-logical huvo released all men and W'fllll1i-1ii}.'-ll‘ii.(‘llr‘. llyde Park, l‘ . ngionjneuel Lepnge in ‘he Chair ‘ 11 _ I _,'_ , _ 1.\lr. E. T. Higgs, wllo gave an ill- goobaiizfxrfit 2:111:11‘: allx1l<t1er1llfiff9rguilllii Iidlil lucnt Building and the lloustnslnrhlg mm entitled “The Master The party then embarked ibfhflggs descflbed the beaumul Ireland. 11111111111; M1 Cork. which lflllnulalltg in London that houses the Anne's Church and hcurli the Iillll-wngfpfifl C9111"; The speaker re. 01w bells of 511111111011. The "exlwlewod its history u-om the time u to the Killarney Jstkes, describedfivhile walking through it Mr. by the speak-er as a charnlizlgflllggs said be had been struck by for lilo poet. Tho lecturers 111111101" Tllllliiiiifl lhpmuf." n" iilquirintr "111,- ,|,.,.,,,,-1|,1_1on 1,111", V1511“, B1,". lu- wus fold tluli ii llud boo-n put Th“ “iriviii iiiiic Hinllv. l|(‘i'ilS|flIlO(1 much mnrriml m tho homo lot‘ Mr. Pltiril-k Rlnko. ll "11 1'1’ ‘7i{"i""‘1‘1"‘" W"“"- 1h" "n," mum", of m2 Jack 313k" M speaker Hillil lhul. although ihl-sv , l 1., l r m I H I l, ‘builder he ililli in mind. The isogimfijr sud eéhzizlgieg Qéiqjkili; nlltsiorlluilder he wished to speak uvmpind or llilfiflilllliiililllii. im» _:lgillation wrought. vzooli and iroll ' . _ phonics and work brides tile luud o1‘ illoir forelathdsmlntlfl m“) Wm ers. At lddinlburgb they visited thtved out principles M» 01mm from

_ Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew - CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2e, 1926

‘Men sllotfiTbe Select-

_had also prepared

Afll-r giving u drlluvripilon of this '

maul. of cxircluo naltionallsnl ilungary. _ {i}?

recent suggestion by 1il'i‘il\16l‘ Tas-

‘SAUNSOME SAUSAGES. HAM- flheresu of Quebec thnt nil Canad-

burg Steak, Potted Meats. fresh every day-Saundcrs, Newsome d: 00., Market Bldg. 23-0-iim

‘JOB PRINTING 0F EVERV description. cheaply and expedi- tiously executed. Cilarllian Cont- rfl-l Job Printery. Phone 132.

-vou WANT GOOD lsuvetosss Prices 60 for 80c, 150 for 35c. 250 for 560.. 600 for 11.00, 1.000 for $1.05. ‘Post/paid. Guardian office.

which -is already on tho United ‘Status free list-he admitted free. was met by a statement by Nor- man W. Wilson, President of the American ‘Pulp and Paper Associa- tion here today that such proced- ure would be to "give free entry of all paper produced in the entire W011i" J10 urged that. the present traffic on paper imports he contin- ued for the protection of the. Unit- m Staten industry.

"Dial-in; of Canadian newsprint

. —i—---——- on the United States free ONE PAIR 0F FOXES ESCAP- 118i. W0il1d be "all pXlrB/Olidin- 911 from my ranch on Tuesday pry step even 1,0 cmflgm.

ii-fid- If‘ marks nus. 14c d"! 11 61‘. female and Q. B. medium silver male. Reward. Morse a. MCIAEMI, Wilisllire. iwk,

plate when it is to be borne in mind that practically s-ii industry is the United States has ‘been establish- ed and devel bleed upon prolectivé t! . .

'3“ PBDBr in addition to newaprinti

- or ‘was witnessed

Call-tip and liolyrnod, and look 1Il the sights of the city. Tho lecturer remarked at tho grout number of l-llucntinnnl institutions that were to be hound in Edinburgh, nu well

tlon of scientific knowledge. This ho look as an evidence of tho cdu- cllliilual propensities oi’ Scotland which supplied lore ilo all ports of tho globe.

Tho funeral oi‘ illn Queen Moib- 11" "to lslnnli clergyman from the balcony of tllc Canadian Home Office in ‘Infldfill. for which they had obtained seals through Mr. P. C. barkin the Conl- missioner. The occasion was a so- lemn one, and dirges were played

‘ by the best musical bnnd in the

Empire.

The first place visited on the Continent was Paris, where Mr. Blake Moinerney. a nephew of Bishop ‘O“Leary, drove them in his our about the French Capital, in

us many moieties for the proposed

morals. imagination wns muu's most. glorious hcritugo. ‘but it hud ilu abuses as well as uses. for “As n mall thinkcih in his heart, so is he."

A lloarty vote of thanks was pondered tn Mr. I-llgzs for his in- spiri-ng address.

Mr. N. D. MncLoan was intru- ‘duced lnlo tho (llub us il. now mem- lmr, Tho guests present were Mr Roy Cudmore, Mr. Insior Douglas. ulld Mr. (ioorgo Johnflionc.

___Qo>—-—-

Everything Set 1 For Tonighfls ‘ Game

(Canadian Pm!) AlMiliER8T_ u. s. m): 25-m- gplte adverse welther probabilities lofficials of ‘the Amherst Amateur Athletic Association have made ar-

l

g O Fiji’ sgsl

which the!’ "M1411 "m" M11" rllngcmenls for the reception of a P111“! 111° 71111911911» ‘Win11?! E11" record crowd for ‘the AmheretQhar- sees, Versailles. They than went 101mm,,“ 915,03; he“; on Frldsy on a tour of the battle fields and 1113,11; 1-119 1515mm». Qfflyefl to- ihn row-rend speaker said that one 1115111 on 1, 3319 11-31;, M“; 639cm, hud to personally see the devastat- ‘u, have a 115111 wopkoug 1n me m". g _ ed territory to get even a faint id- n1“;

1W!» ms t fastened to recommendoa of the horror of the war. They The Amherst line up was an- [that Clltlill wither-Aw from 111° saw tile partially completed mollu- notlllcod today with Farrow nl goal. nlrtnmhln <11 "10 Ploi-"c C1111! '1 meat‘ to the Canadians. which is s. Bartlett and Ilangillo on Defence.

Hon. Charles Murphy

llli lllslllls PHUHE ll lllllll

Startling Evidence re Transfer and Sale of Smuggled Cars.

CHANGETIODE or APPOINTMENTS

ed by Police Trained Officers, not by (Tom mission.

(‘Zifladian Press)

OTTAWA, Fell. 25. —-llow u (‘2ll' stolen ill tho United States, slung- gicd info Canada ulld seized by the customs authorities, was sold pri- "11-91)‘ on forged registration cer- tiiicutes" was described at the customs probe today.

H. I. Levitt of Montreal said he 111111 11°118ht a car a yeanago through J. E. A. Bisailloll then Chief I-llspector of the customs port of Montreal for $012, plus $1117 garage bill ulld repuirs. Hf‘ met a mall who was described us “Zliorris Deluge of ‘Holyoko, Mass." the supposed owner of the our.

‘Bisaillon hud told him ilclugc bad been "frightened" into giving up his claim to tho our by nu ne- llcl-lslneni. 0f double duiiee ill pen- alty for llnvi-llg trlcli tn smuggle it iulo (innuda. iic had recoil-vii :1 lii-kei. purporting to bu tho ro- gistrzliion certificate in the Slain m‘ hiassachulletts. Detectives of the. Customs Department found that there was no Morris Deluge in

certificate had been forged.

M. Gurccau, clerk in the Mont- real customs office was called to the stand and admitted that he wrote tllc certificate and signed it "Morris Deluge" disguising handwriting for the purpose. H l other ulocui lncnts necessary to secure the r01 lease of the car froln bond and‘ signed them too. This be hall. done (‘not of his own volition] bllt at the request of Bisrllllon." He bad performed the same ser- vice for the former chief inspect; or nn two other occasions. Lalol‘ Germain Parrot. manager of the Central (lnrago ill Montreal,‘ where the Customs depurtlno-nt stores _most of its seized cars, was questioned concerning the trans- fer of parts from curs seized t0 gal-s used by customs officers.‘ there. He admitted that such transfer had been made at the IT“! quest of Bisaillon and other i111‘- ventlve officers whose nallles he could not remember.

(Special to the Guardian) ,

OTTAWA. Feb. 25.—Tlle posslb-‘ ility of the R. C. M. P. taking Over the preventive service of the Cus- tom; and Excise Department W15 hinted at by the ‘Hon. Geo Boivin Minister of Customs at the smug- gling probe today.

Mr. ‘Bolvill queried R. ‘T’. Sparks as to his opinion of such o move llllt ‘Mr. Sparks IHVOTGII n. scout} survlcrl for fills work. llio admitted

i

l

1

llls1‘

i

i

l

(Continued on Page 3)

—<ocn-- -~—-——

Tho Weather, Etc.

MANY A BlC~ HEART

ls COHCEALED

BE. HiND A NARRQW c

ul’: r-s-e

T‘

TORIONTO. Feb. 20.—-lMaritinlo strong winds and gnles southeast to southwest with rain.

llifsximum and minimum tempor- stures:

TorontlO. rain 32—28 Montreal. cloudy . - 20~6

Quebec. clear . . . . . . . . 18-4 Charlottetown. clesr .. 29~0 Halifax, cloudy . . . . . . . .. 20-4 St. John, clear . . . . . . .. 13-2 Jlostou. clear .. 38-—26 New York, clotidy . . . . . .. 36-2

High tide this morning st 10.52 and tonight at 10.14. un sqts this sftsrumn st 5.44

of fire" Admiral ‘hloifatt said.

,of the Gcrnlnu delegation.

diencral Brancker (‘iv-

MERCHANT

-lfi_

Advertising ls s greater business force than personal salesmanship.

Annual Huhncrlpflnml Delivered 85.00 By Mull. (‘unlulu ulul l1. ti. 5.54.50

Hi ll|H lllll lltlsllllls lllllll u llflflillllll

U.S. t0 C-(TIIQIPHCII TWO Ungxpegtgd S t ‘a n d

Si-X MlIIlOII Cl]. Ft.‘ Taken by Pgnfljf is 14115111113 Mounted Interpreted in Two- With 26 Guns Each. Ways,