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ct-1..-\.1tLt`i'i"rE"1‘o`wr'-1', CANADA, THURSDAY, APRIL ze, 1926

Alumni Subscriptions Delivered IBM

By lull, Ctmulls lmtl U. 8. A.

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Note Is by J. H.

Woods 'at the Annu- al General Meeting of the Canadian press Over He Presided.

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_ (Canadian Press) TQWNTQ, uitprll 28.-4An opti- mmit- note was struck toduy by J. H woods. of the Calgary 'liennltl ,fthe unnnnl general meeting of me canadian Press over which ite

surviving," he said, "with such care and :ability it possseses we general situation throughout Cnnudu. i believe we may look with good hope nintl sanlltine minds to the future oi' our country and the business alld profession ill which we are engaged. ~l think um many of the troubles which have afflicted us are on the way to solution and that a brighter and better duty than 'we have seen for quite n wiliie is now dawning for tilepeople ond press of Canada.

Spanking of the work ot the Canadian Press, Mr. Woods said:

“During the past year, as presi-

dent of this co'-operative news gathering association of the daily

[have gained a lsir Insight into its workings ntld sm more than convinced of its great value not only to the puiblisllere but to the Canadian puiizlic,"

lie went otl to refer in "the ad-

mirable lluson existing -between the Canutliun Press and the As- sociated Press"‘ saying; --"lt is pleasing to note that the ideals of the Canadian Press and of the As- sociated Press continuii along alm- iiar lines which embody the high

work."

ln s closing reference to the work ofthe staff, Mr. Woods said: "l with to express my very

wsrm appreciation ofthe really splendid work that has lbeen time during the past your my your Ges- erri Manager. J. -F. ‘B. Livesay, and by his district superintendents, trtlfilc oliicluis and staff. The period has been in many respects a trying one. There have been heavy demands upon the services of the organisation. There have been disappointments in revenues and there have been troubles on account of the tense' political situ- ation existing in the country. Mr .Llvstlsy has handled all this with good ,ludgment_ admirable tact and patience sind igreat industry and I think that you wiihagree with me that the cordial apprecia- tion ol our memlbersbip is due to him and to nil those who halve worked .so feithdully during the Dart year." i ._

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Ncw Governor of

Jamaica Arrives

itinrosfron Ja., apr-ti za.-sir

Fdwurd Stubbs, new Governor of -lslnaico. arrived yesterday i\'0ll’l iliillciand. lie was formerly Govern- °" °f H0113 Kool- -

*N+N-oooo-o-¢oo¢o0++v0-°°» Condensed ` Speclalit RATE..-46. 90! word. not _‘

each insertion in this column.

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‘awesome uboilnrrs. HW

'imrg Stedk, Pocthl Neats. trash

every r.4y-Satllpgi, Newsome <\‘¢Cc.. -Market Bl . zs-o-l-om

'ron sans-ao sx1‘nA WELL

hrolten farm bouol, no-arrive

IGN ORED

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MISS .ELLEN WILKINSON

‘May Appeal

Known as “The Hanging Prosecut- or” Was Slain in 'a Blast of Machine Gun Fire Poured in- to His Automobile by Chicago Gang- sters.

respecting the chan# of date in the opening of the lobster fishing

May am* ‘li W' wml‘°h°°’d' mlm season on tho Atlantic Coast were

_ _~lon. . " 'Q46-27-3|-its

"lATT»EtNTlGN. MILKMINI- BUY your mug- tune. t.-Meclile it C0. G-rsttonbgt., Quart $1.26 don. Pint; '$1.00 doa. Bottle coli! tooo sn- noe. |944-at-at-_tts

'ot-:t.ttvAt.` sesame Ano

repairs. .Bmvloy ` , R. R. '°“‘°*°»»Bi,¢ina. ».....saw-4-is-2,1

‘°* -~ all-`\-...»..-.__'.-#___ _. 'ron sAt.l'.-Hmvtl lnown gig* . .4PPia.Atf.0'1¢nilrn. Qi-.

"J0B ritwrma oi lvsnv

On June 28th

(Special to The Guardisn

torate on Monday, Jtnns 28th

ing at f.

addressed to the Minister of Mar- ine and Fisheries and the ‘I-louse this afternoon. _

it th f ttlitlh soo-

' _ them deep e e' sc s 0

ut is rsgimbgrifm lon did not legally open until May

_ _ 4.

nonbinlinlcgillckizveo tgoliglelegzzliirlils R~ K. Sllllllh- lC0i'lservotive. m°“ -_ “I ,_ gnnoumemem of may Ottmlberiand) also ro-td messages, life i*° “Y "- f M rut tr fotnorier rioting

__ rom s in

solution. l;‘_irsto_t:_f _the_i_i_e_____i_:c_se_£i_l_t_:__“____ changing the date _*om A_m_"_

ment of t e p e 4 _ - _ the international -Paper company. ?_-ii__*-<_:___l:t:lv________;l_:_;___c>;i_s_t:_; wssprov

desorbtle ,' up .phd ppppdl-_

ttonrl crests. ` t cent- nl tt tn .g rn- ; :ral 331| p:|n¢"’_ _ .|n3g_ Tm” is mm an 'by' ° ow Hon P J A Cardin. Minister of

*von wAll1°"`o»o$°~s§\tti.orso_ 'Pflcllt-M an-loo. lo-on |64. -IN tor liter loo for $1.00. Mliiiit lar, $1.95. Postpsid. Guardian Office.

er considers on os

cabinet changes.

Before an appeal is made the

portfolio of Lands and Forests is

-win-ree. -J e’6iTE`¥6n+'."r¢'J

‘;D__&l:.oook dur lslgtirtion. Retar- , i li - Neutron.-»i Mit I » "'°l~\e\m'i0it.0asn.t?d\urti»a-~ -‘S -4-..n~.. l¥‘lN4°*

IWILL THE LADY IN CHAR-

‘“°“‘ ‘° '"’ °‘ °“""”°““‘ "“°°"` Mm-me 'ond rlrnertcs. rsnlvinx *me 1°' Fmflem (;|nt“ri;',_`:|‘,1,°,?:3;'nld that chsnlinl hw 'boon Aires(

upon on account nf s conditions. Today orders had been issued- Def' mitting the lobster fishing season to commence at once.

to b it-lied. and Premier lllrguson

-“,‘1f,°,§’°‘l,-‘,-'}‘.~, :f§,r,.'iif°'°"ri "°ttiii§ to .fu to on ta aoobt u to _wether

oral lfl o sf. e sloul¢ list) IM I ICPUBIG

r _'¢'§f'l¢ri§r ‘r:§_r-'lotta i§'sfs.' tutrtmr otloortstéhyrt' ' I

OTTAWIA, April 38.-Questions.

A. J. Dcuoet. (\Ccnset-vettvil

- I ___ | Kent) resid a telegram from fish rr

ro;liEt)§£rNTo(;'i|tl<'?tiirl wt§§~ar?t;rrsrigl '\"i°°'° °f N""‘”l"‘"**"'°" °°“7bi°‘” __ I.. téday that we Fergus” L3 that certain companies hall ppt “Y ."3 _ m D | to me e]$,,1_ ir nets and -trains' out and had mverflman W mx” » not been required to withdraw

i ials and Supplies

lllil_.li_Nll iiinltilstit in untill tltil|_ii_i||il

Wm' H' M°SWig8l“» By a. Large Delegation Representing Can- French N‘“1°S° C°“~

‘ adian Manufacturers of Parts, Mater-

Used by The Motor

Manufacturers of Canada-Strong Pro- -test Voiced by The Delegation. '

Oanarlian Press) |$l07,000,000 was made with n full

___.;).T;__Av¥__z A_|_)_l____l __.-Sei_l_l_t_>K _t;e;t_ne of _their resp<3l_sibili_ty. We gmagtu, p,~¢.;)

r re e on s e eve, owever _at te state- .Nrmgg _pl-ance Amyn 2g__.{)0n.

budgets which contained tariff re- ment is conservative and does not ' ' '

i ,, ., ____ vdcted of poisoning her lover and `Ti\e only bachelor girl in the C _ cluctions. many of them of far- present the complete picture of eywen' owe, "among whom she British Commons, who was not in- ( wld an Press) reaching character. During the the harm that Canada will suffer m mae” mnoynem scyen., nm, 'omg 1° me 3.¢h,|°,-¢- D|n,,,,~ -CliiltCAtG0, April itil.--William ll. same period every other industriaifrom the reductions announced in mi "Ines 'Amolueqe qelenh tmp

given by 38 bachelor members. |;l0SfWlBi¥/lll. >'0l1llllll| \ASHi9_§;`\l\i l'0“ll_Uy in the worl<_l. without exé, the fbitdget.” ty_nve-Yeém om hge Qian Bemenw

-~----Qoo-__-__ tate's .Attorney known ns ‘ he cept On' has great y increase _ '

. ‘ tins.

. . H 1 .P ; '~ 1, ('thel Customs Tariff. Ther can T g g t ed W di” °“ lm’ “Im” itlapt. Wilkins’ ...§“i.'I.i ..l°“"’f.§‘..i‘tT......,."°Z".`i’l&’...‘.i.'-it-_53 .trinity wr-r _...lust-y°.i_.;~.-_-l ___ °' ‘”““' " ° '°“ mgyoggyryuybgéyhgfgvgykgggt ' . trials was slain last night in u W ‘WW mm YB" ° Year W 5 9 farm ¢"l°f0l‘ md!-lilfl' Ui I blast 'of machine gun fire poured P‘l__§I_:;";_i_l_;'__eWg_|odn0-" __ __ __ __ _ __ Ci:_nada is cited as one of these 'g:;;m;h§_’; gf; ;'£_m:1'__ giegfiezli

by gangsters into an automobile in 9 P r 5' P “ W ich hall ‘been lI93I\'°Y0d ‘DY Ulfm of the Republic has commmed to

- memorial presented to the overn- \- 11 ;t|‘ _ ‘ i _

at which 31? and three other men ment by a large delegstio'ng'repre- e“:i‘lleDxverument of the day was lille ll1lD\'lll0\\I11°l1'- 091191 B0l1l9\1¢°B

_-___ - were Y ug' seating Canadian manufacturers warned that the removal of the`0H-5394 “WH W°m°“-

FAIRBNNKS, Alaska, April 28. “|3220 gfhgs :v‘;"epfI';_l_?_';&; glswfli of Darts, materials and supplies duties on farm tractors would ex. The circumstances surrounding -Another night of vigil at the _ l_e'lted leader M beer 'mnnerB‘used ~by the automotive and motor tingnlsn the lndustry tn chown, the crimes for which Mme, Scier~_ radio instruments of the Detroit. O5; Cab “bu h _ Tl B truck manufacturers of Cauada._‘,hut the duties were removed. Nc rl was Colllflolet-ll Were especially; #Arctic Expeditions base here has D n, em a “__ I __ “W ‘°"‘“ which waited upon Premier King iarm tractors are now made in ,brutsl. I-t was charged that on the ‘brought no word of the inte of 'fmy °:v"\f" 0 l” ”“"_"’"' _ und members of the Donlinioii Canatla_ and the livelihood of over night otf' -her lover‘s death she tcoptnm Goo;-ge tn, Wilkins and u“,,(,`e till oilliceiuddwme nam 1;” Cabinet early this afternoon, ` 15,000 Canadians has disappeared." 'ws.t4.;hed`ltl_m die andthen engaged [Pilot Ben Eielson, missing now for th 'tm' le `w M _‘_ AE; :mi em 5 500118 lll'0l95l- liilllllllit lilo P8' . ln a. drunken orgy. Robbery was twoivo days, Cute; melt, oporrt. me U" __f\_ W 2 __ _W_8Kl\ li;1_ ductions in uutomlbile tariffs pro- Abolish the Excise Tax believed to' halve, -been the motive

or, tHoward Mason, had hoped to h ’* °‘”“‘l’ "L-‘"3 “'97” ' Y D3 0”* 9 vided for in the budget was voiced _ for the most of the murders.

catch the signals of his assistant °““d”Y ““° b°'~'W"°“ U‘l”°g° “iid 'by U19 d€l€EHll0¥l~ The memorial 'tif the government wishes to. There was a scene in the court Robert Wuske operator. with tile- CIC°“’» Hel forth that two meetings were lower prices of automobiles to the gm h 1| vm-(1 9, gf (|1110 tn

l i y wntt -tml ttt r dit »~ "° ~‘”°“'° '° 5 ‘°

newspaper pnbishers ot Canada, expedtttong overland Hyedge pm-(y_ e u on cs we e i evng were held to prepare for tile_dele- pubiic_ the memorial proceeds was ,-_ewmed against |_he`w°man_

now m\,,,h|ng ,Hong the Arcuc in it maze of possible motives for.gutlons coming to Ottnwn, one in "greater reductions in prices to Mme g¢|e,-ry breathe.) maledqcuons

coast to 'Point Barrow. it is quite _l_ite shooting John Sie_ge veter_l;u 'l‘or_outo and the other ill Mont- consumers can the provided for bY_ -own. ______________ woman whom she prubnble |,\mt_ the 0_y_/Q,-land pm-ty tluptn t.l of detectives sad that -t e ren. abolishing the special excise taxes charged had been he, acwmp“ce_

il`t‘::1‘be(iteti1¥s o!'%i1Ib(lbin`Vi§llrl|r‘itii‘s lil; ltggistixtitlsilr piigxbbiaoruf :ills liiigsrgftf Doe; not Present bbw lilllnibxixistiabiiletily thshiiavifxlmeiib The Judgb scwmugly cnsumtew

they are travellln-g the same :Ku _of_John Soallsi and .Albert C°lflP|¢¢° Plcturh g_i';:_1_e___;.vit_llol:_t‘ disturbing the_in- mfYl;';”?S.;BB3'e¢5aucbed_.- sam me _ `cour:ie which tile ifimBst‘l?8 Miiir sem Geima ganggtem under "We have read the stntemenbee ofawoxrkfprvng er amp oyuiudsm “Yml are pwseesed or al _man _ear f een on e t:;autet_lce_oi' -_i _years is l>;‘_l_sou for of me _A_________m_____ ____d____________ ___ 2 - View You ua ,a_,_y_ 8 dr\mkm.d_ ‘way 0 ro ' lil/l'EBwFyi B51 0 lmlopo ce el Cfmllllo. presented to Hon. Jas. Lin of Cities Affected ‘vicious and A hywcme' X d° n°"

~_--¢o>---- me _mn :_ al\(;>l?1_;_l_g°__i;:;‘_\éi;i§g__{Vel;_d A_ Rubin Minister or Fmance_ on believe judicial hlstoliy _contains a_

. _ . out and had a. remarkable career April 12"" 99° .’.,9“d°"’° lit" me .".’A lil! Of Hlllysllns CWB! “ii :'°°°r.‘.i ut ma." mm mm of vm"

` 0 0Slt~l0Il IZO ‘ as prosecutor. our assignments ’“""‘°"'“‘ ““'°°~ ‘W° "’°““f"° "ml lawns in various provinces of Can- We'

suetlural principles ot newspaper,,,.p_p. ' many or ,he mm, ,m,,,,,,,,,, m.,,,.df fills. s¢t1.¢°i1t°"'¢ by ms" who sat' ada where parts. motorists and

Wll'lSi`»0I1 Cl1l1I'Cl1lll’S er ences. tnrludeotrtoi of Raymond theyhreitreileult me tiwemwod “supplies “B” m "’° "”°““'“°“"°`.

. Costello recently hanged and Pro- we un re t ‘mean p°°Dl° and M ““‘°l“°'b"e° ‘"9 "“'"l°- wa" W'

. . _tile production oi! goods Belling for penned to the memorial.

_ sec_t:~_tio;l ___of___._l~lenry J.(_Fel_'_;akes:

and filled the 'l-lappylsnd 'Theatre And they were happy joyous audi- ences too as they had s good old time' and enjoyed themselves to the full. Oltl, sind young had e night of real entertainment as the programme was spielldllliy arrang- ed and never got monotonous. ‘Those who liked fiddling, those

‘rho liked dancing. those who .lilred . tuhts to tidoltpg a_no_no_ve_nte_r in dililclng'we'rs not disappointed as ‘there was something doing every minute. Mr. Noll Cheverie' the Island's

champion fiddler, was present and gaive ul. sxhfblllon of his wonder- ful playing which was loudly sp- tplauded end. heartily appreciated.

The selection and hit ,Di U19

evening as the marvellous step dancing of Master Anthony Perry who is not yet six years old. The little fellow proved A real success sind had 8 lull number of steps which hs danced ia s msnneriy way to see. Needless to say his dancing brought forth tremendous applause. ' _ _/mother extraordinary ernmr

.tion was the dancin: of scott no Kenzie who _tgp only one leg #gui _n peg long is than despite is great _‘bl _iliosp did all `th ulnsl stu!! .e_n_d., .in oddities . inns! \

(im ge n ) now -un er ung _ _ _ _ ,.,- _ ing sentence with two others for

DONtDOiN. April 28-Already it murdering u banker. . . °

'ls clear t-hat iihere |ls» oing to he a. \McSwiggin was .born on the far' »

4 . ‘

his controversy Over Winston west side of the city. tio into been _ _ _

CIllll‘<>hlll'B PPGDOSBLI belllllg PHX u close friend of Duffy -for years ‘ ' ` ‘ (Canadian Proto) with the prospect ci strong enrol-il uno was also rrtenoty with bone. ' """“" Ngwugnlmr my Ap.-tt 23-

ll0l'l lifilh l'l\'Hl08 and Olllhfde ty. despite his prosecution of the( Lord D'erlJy's Colorado won the

D8l‘IIll.mHllt. EVER M1090 WIIU latte d Mile OID n L) ,f ku.. _ _ . ., ‘ ` ` '_ “V0” 'me wx I* |?'°m°’9i°,se°m ner' ling rE?lIti'iel Tnnbi. il ogiozro Lixesort' A gli? c‘l`al.‘s(Iiti;a:t1fdtgalL!illt‘:/i1Bl'nBc§*ge'seri1;

._ ___....___°_.._...._.__ . _

"mm reg&rdI';g(;‘ts,\:en?l‘;n';;K;_t‘lJ]y thi? ‘i‘92D8l`. l»W0 years M0 » . . on here today. Lord Wioolaving

.Zi.‘§.“".”;?;’...ifT.§‘.....‘.§‘.‘...§ ...........f" gas,-df°d_d°f mo- 1--1-=-c -----_Mr. Justice _Arsenault Presided Over or- .co-not -or-.wa on J.

__ The opp0nemB_ mcludymg ,both _l_Y_\_l_1_d9__D|_\_sfa__i; _“»__l)0l;e:__l? ;0l_l9 laid C d d H S . P. Hornunls A.DDIe Sa.mll1Y third ...mr ....__. ...S .m....;.... .ot _________,____ 3;-__ M-A ___;,___ ;;_;___;;;- row e ouses at ummerslde Last I-_,;;.-M3113 ggh-gf-_-_--by _,_________ voee toteir ost ty uno un- - ' ' ' . . . . .. ,.1 ‘ »

.| _ _ and blood stained automobile, be-t __ __ _ out gif Canyon won by nve lengths .°°tt:..t.;°"‘If....; .-1 ::.°';::..r .is:..:;f: :tt .:'t:°;:::.°l mght Ne" “have” Frm”-'° - S” sail: 2...' t.“.““‘::‘...;"#::s d I I ' ` ' _ ,_ _ . . H 0

26;-tvfcgthge btétffnln gugnxa ago pauions were riding, was found in Dancer a' iihird homes against. which the bet-_mm ph y, nd fi 159|- (noble tr-get ‘Odin Park, a subunit north of Cie- l . . ting odds were 5 to 4, and 10 to 1

bo‘:lkntlilkeli}s,‘::oibpeierthe cioeiilg of Bro. ‘I Pr S respeollvely.

many race meetings, damele a *_-'*@°*"""*" --'°*'****"’*"“

clean eport and iiF0ll1l09 i1Eell9l’8lly Fiddle up fiddle up on your old complete somerssult landing on chaotic situation. Anything the tyme violin, lilo’ feet or root and finished his

. I ` . d nidts the domicile of the tea-

govornnlent may derive as revenue. '¥ Lay right on lt. rest your chin dancing in time- P E ‘5 .N thtfzsmte use to pay succes- the so will be overlii1l*srl<=2<l by u it, ‘ Mr. Justice Arsenault. President ‘ _ ~ - _ _ _,mn dmc, again to Ontario, 'rats

LRS.

Y Y- , H Wil

lille evil done. Hurry up you better begin, of the Prince- Edward island Tour

The iI.aborit:~s ond -Liberals will . i And play an old tymc tune upon ist Association. presided, and made

oppose the tax ln Hnrlintnent. Pro- t . your old tymr. violin. all excellent speech which is unfor-

test meetings by_reli__g-lons__-politics ._ tunaiely crowded out of this issue

ond ot or opponeus o soc rl ax. ‘ 1 lt the on ry list is ony indica- tor ack of specs.

are Blreully llifllllf ill'l`i1l\K€d- tion -Prince Copluty has as many The programme as it was pre~. Dr- J. 'Scott l-l<lK¢§lt SJIYSI "TUG ` ' fiddiers asthe other 'two counties sented at the Capitol Theatre was

free churches will offer tl_l_<_e most _ l ° together. So many contestants broadcast by Holmans and came

strenuous onvwl -on in e pro- . . . _ , presented themselves yesterday ir fine. _ _ _

P0521- __ 'l‘_hg__ `“0l_|0““; ¢‘_?1l1°:_| Of Q I _ that a large uumiber had to be left Tonighth will_ be__t_h__e_ flI1?lPll:8l1¢ H ds b d ovilflsv C8 96 Cillfv 198 -M-1 B011 ‘ til to ight t g t hence and the - amp on or o rnce ‘9“mm°“°d 10 3 0°"-f‘“"'"“1° WMU”-Question Iihscussed In gtmthgn chlmxipionsblip eofa ‘Prince Conni.Y. :Who accordllll to lslnnd ea 0" e' ec an iwill take place- next Wednesday. the Federal I,I0wse__ C0um_y_ Champtog Mr, (ghigygr-te_ 'may he ‘ RW- P~ T~ Kim- V'5°‘“' °f Christi 'Record train loads on the two superior to hlmselff Wm 118 DTD-. chu-roll. Westmihlelsf. we “It 1° Orders lSSlled t0 trains from the wort. the twolelrlmnd. The onemnicu at-acer

s monstrous nrsiwellieil and H - » h° trains from the east and the spas-`_wlll also be named.

"h°||e"5“ U’ the “'.h°|° Ch"I°“""'“ Begln FIS Ing at ist from Borden, together with The.. fiddlers and dancers are community. We in the churches 0 - _ t-hose who walked and came h_v,hsvlug" the time of their liyel Ind, 'say that we definitely and- shso- nce' team from the countryside, as well last nighl.'s audience had Gaul-iii’ IUWIY \`°f““ ‘° 59° th* mx Im' '“""‘ .as the citizens of Summerside,|as good s time. "l‘ilel'0f°l'° £0' l’°“d-" made' up audiences which lilioiwd MSN ll is '°XD9¢l°‘3 0'9"? 'lu 5°

(Canadian Prose) the Capitol Theatre to the doors{::___big if not a ihl_g_ger_ crowd than (swam t°_.n__. nundhn)

The followini are the team!

that took para. n vga contest: 'Tohru -Fl dler . H. F1/555'*/0° Kelis ustdu ,

Team 2, Fiddler Joseph D. Mc- Lolll , oranflltiver ; dancer -Isa- A. Macdonald’ Grand River.

Team 3, Fiddler. Pathol Cos-

Buliké._Almfl

'I'sam` 4, Fiddler Mrs P. Klon-

grovp, dancer fPai'ne_I C0lKl’0V‘J. Wellington

_'l‘eam_ 5, Fiddler Jolla 'Fraser _ Team 6. Fiddler Cecil Oliilant Waterford; dsilcer Harold Shes. Waterford

Team 7_ Fiddler Peter Gavin. Al-

perton; dancer J- W- 0,lB\‘l°l\. Elmsdale

Team 8. [Fiddler Chas. -B. Wood-

side_ grincotown; dancer Kenneth McLean, Borden

Team 9, Fiddler John T. C0!-

grovo, Wbllfl1toIi: dancer -7- E- Robinsoa. Por ll

Team ld’ lfitldlqr Walter

Arienotilt. Skinner; Pond: \}_8l\¢°f ,anthony Perry, siitnners Po, ti. ' Team '11, Fiddler Reillll

.ions rr_tle'rreutttt, rtownn.; _ `.

(oentltiuod up _Ngo I) _

victed of Poisoning Her Lover and Elev- en Other Persons-.- Dcath-Sentence Will

(Canadian Press)

LONDON, April 28.--For the

. first time in several years the

number of unemployed in Great Britain hu decreased be- low the million mark. The tot- al number of unemployed is now 997.000 which represent: a decrease of 200,000 during the put year.

230 Persons Miss-

ing From Japan-

ese Steamer

BlN‘l§5llH5 dllillilillill Plflillilll _t I » I 'Y|il|lHlUl I liiiiillliliiiillliliiii GHUWME ‘N

TEHEET IN lill- 5|llN SEHVIII

` Trinity Church Well

BS.

Filled Last Night for ‘the Fourth this Wcekis Servic-

Probably be Com- muted. i \

(Canadian Press)

’l‘0K’iO, Aipril 28.-\lt is reported

'that 230 persons are missing from

the steamer Chiobilllr Maru. which grounded in the Kurile islands, oil `l{oromussiro, Tuesday. during tl istorm, according to a despatch re celved from liakodate.

A well sustained nlld i§l`0W\l\S Ill'

tel-cnt continues to be manifest in tile Special Mission being held lil Trinity lftlited »(.‘-hurch this wedk. Tilt- gt-ont olltlitoriunl wu_~\ well fili- etl again lust tllgltt -for the fourfll evetlillg of' this weeks at-rvlces.

_ed.

_ (Canadian Press)

'CJh0ZRiADO SP'R.lLN.G<S. Colo.,

April 28.-An aeroplane fell in til ‘middle of a down-town busines street here today and killed a -man

- ' in an automobile. Two occupants

uf the plane were seriously injur-

Canadlan Press)

Tribe Revolts,

French Soldiers

(-Canadian Press)

OIFDJA. French Morocco, April

x28.--While French and Stpanish delegates were discussing arma- ment and other terms with the Rif- .iilans to 'bring ‘peace to Morocco _the tribe led by Bent Mestar, who has been accepting French rule. suddenly revolted und opened

an offensive on the French.

iSevern1 French soldiers were

ykilled and twounded and quiet was and Mu,-dock R0” only restored. after the French had

‘opened fire wi-th artillery.

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Aeroplane Fell

In Downtown \ Business Street

Only Two Nations

Better Pre-War

Trade Status

Killed

offering.

Home."

_ Mr. R. ~A. Pentlleton acted chairman. Those on the platform with hint were Capt, Best. Rev’s Ramsay, Muir and Eaton.

Tile usual fifteen minutes Song

service was conducted by

`l.loyd_ The great audience again tered heartily in this inspiring ser- vice ,singing with zest the hymns: “Simply 'Frosting Every Day," "l Surrender Ali," “Rock of Ages."

The .Scripture Lesson was from

lsnluh »il: 1-10 read by Rev. R C. Eaton. The choir and congregation sang "Bright Beams our F‘at.her’s ililcrcy," veryheartily. A season earnest prayer followed in which the aspirations and petitions were voiced by Meera. J. 'l`. McKenzie

Mr. Pendleton made tx stroll;

peal for n generous offering in der that the complete nllloutlt neo- esslury for expenses will be met. The choir sang sweetly "l`h..~ Ivory Palaces" while the ushers took the

(lvl

Mr. on

BD- or-

The announcements were then

mntlt-e_ .Mlr._l"enillo'.otl stated that the mission would end on Sunday night illsteuduf Friday as had fcr- merly liven planned. _

Q .There will be e. spccixl meu’s 3 meeting on Sunday ntternoon at 4

tfolotzk at which time Capt Best will deliver his _great address mon. The prayer lnetlings tomor- row ni. 10 o`cloe-k u. m,`l:t the M, C. A. at 8 o'ciocl¢ for women. and the 'prayer service at 7.30 the evening preceding the auditor- ium gathering, -the place being the social room of Trinity Church,

Mr. idoyttb and ill/lies Fraser sang

the duet entitled “il’m Coming

( .

KJHAKNUESTON. N. fC., April 28.~~ ,Canada and the Uni-ted States al- `one of all the trading nations hnve made s substantial increase over the pre-war trade status de- |clared James A. Farrell, President of the United States Steel Corpor- ation. addressing the National Foreign Trade convention here to-

_________._______i_-- Quebec the- estate must. tpay suc- cession diuties to Quebec on that sittock; 'but as the Ontario system

hastplayed so hard on some peo- _ple that in some cases the Ontario Government, although feeling that its method is correct, has re-

sagc uf the hymn just sung would lie tonight fulfilled. J-Ie said that his trlessege tonight would be so e what different. front other nights. but ntl exposition of a passage of st:ripture_ lie spoke briefly of the need oi testimony and .Bible read- .ing especially mentioned the Podk- et New Testament League. The particular passage from which CAD- tnin Best spoke was -.Isaiah 11. He spoke of the richness of this chap ter. The 10th verse has always been considered cure for the blues. It once was handed on to t’hs iSD°aker in this sense. But the whole chapter is full. The Bible is a great gold mine. You have to dig to get down to the deep ore. Yon

must take off your coat and dig it. DI) ._

Captain vllest hoped that the mes-

‘there will pe' ‘ea intcrnrovluciai

grdve` Wellington; dsneer ‘Peter A__

t Ontario Govts. Platt

Get Together to

Common to' Both

TORONTO. April 28.-‘iPr_emier Ferguson announced today that

oonferencent 'Ottawa in the week

tin order to draw up on agenda of'_

the problems to -be discussed the

One of the most important of lu

-Premier plane a meeting with Pre-~ ; _//

inier Taschereau. as Ontario and* ,

Quebec have more important prolr- ‘ ' /V//2_,>_

lems in common than other pro- ./Z ”

vlncss. Intem>rov1ncla.l waterways, taxation and a number of other TORONTO- AW" z8‘“`M“'m’“"'

bsted the Ontario taxes.

` Some. Fo\.\<5 ARE LIKE \'%\\iE.I'\S"° ‘5MAl-.L AT THE HEAD BUT Bio A1” file. Mou-<`t-\-

Discuss ' ~ .Problemsi `

Prbfviiacés. ` ` * ` . "

“among Wm come ,before me moderate to fresh southerly winds, meeting of the liremiers of the “h°‘"""Y- pmvmcm' ' Maximum null mininllltn temper-

' B [GHZ ants. Ontario governmervt for some M°""°',“' °‘°“dy years The Ontario government Quebec dandy '

` Ch'town, fair ..

et .lure nh. , > _ 'wi r

'-.ct

/ _

"` ‘trod softly.

ti’ ._ _

l ll il ll\\(\~

- meetings being ltsld.

l\`

m__3S near io (intl,

_._ 43-at ._ 42-:to

is--_:iz

tit is u mesnge to 't'he Isles"»a

m9881186 to Prince Edward Isle. First of all the writer says "keep silence O isle." There is a great lack of reverence everywhere these days. 'l'bei‘e is a lack 0( ravgrgnce in the chltrcll and for the church. Captain Bee-l. expressed himself as dfN9llllll'0\'IllE Klmnasiums and rum- mage sales in _the (Iltttrclt, He be- lieved that Christ, did he wah( through our cities todny he would drive oil those who thus profnno the Church. in war-time the sold- iers showed great reverence for the

Cathedrals. houses of worship, in F-lIl‘0l>s. Off came tile hat, the foot

“Renewed strength" is promiged

we all need it. What we had last week will not do us. We need it for each day. 'Catpinin Bog; mitch pleased with the signs of fe. neweil Sift’-118th and the desire for it as shown in the many prayer

W88

'*l.et thetu come near." G-od

wants his,people near him, Near. tiles:-t to God means victory and power. We need to walk near to "God and not afu- om 'punk of

'it_ose who have helpgg, “H ‘mosh Tie great women and men who have left their impress upon un They are the ones who have been

'Phe speaker told- of a great gm.

standing man who had lnfiugnogq ililn several years ago Hg go-,md

lm-

has felt for some time that the duplicate system of taxation that

“U” “lu” I* h"'d°m'9 in man’ Boston, L-loutiy respects ln the one of one estate New York clwd

50-32 46--32

Halifax, clear .. St. John fair ..

spirulion and power. He was Binh. OD Baldwin of Huron. The rg”

iss_-42,f°\‘ his erect power was neuron

` rtlenulllt Blinusrs 'd 'dlacer`

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which is now under discussion. the msn ,me mis ymdmyng M H39 unount of extra taxation caused ,nd yontgm at 12_ _hz d“l’“°°'~'°“ ‘m°“m° V-° *bw* Sun sets this eve-ning at 7.00 ond U 0.000- rise; tomorrow morning et 4.47.

When s. man dies in Ontario, sivii last quarter moon Tuesday, May

"’ G°“» He 9-IWW! lllout an hour ‘Sith God before he mst anyone e ite. He came from God's presence w th a spiritual power and fervor which others did not hy",

"nie" |°l them mek." 'rnere to

_he has for lnstsncali. P, R. stoelt.4|.n 10,49 p, m, .i\i° Ql!°"°° °°"°'“m°°* ‘1°°ml *Ml Sllmmefsids tide elslllsrn mill--_-_-__.______ 1, or the C. P. n.'n_ need office in loom later torn Charlottetown.

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