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Not a Drunk ' Arrested for Due Weelr, , E' I

Longest Period f

or Some Time-

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Sem, Dealers Find ,,, Las, Oriental Labor Commission pFind`s Some Inter.

Three Days testing Letters, One Being from Grand at

MoNo'l‘oN, Nov 20 -(Special)-That the r This is the longest porlod for some time _

` ~ e

recent. brace up in local Scott~Aet enforce- ‘.

u ent has had some affect is evide-toerl by

the fact- that for exactly one week not n

single drunk has been arrested. .

the police court has Le n entirely ft-co of drunks. This morning two more ility dollar

Scott Actiincs were imposed, makings 'total uf seven in three days.

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SIEWAHIIS NIIIEII

And United States Cour Make Them Pay for

their Brulalilv s

Cnrcaco, Nov. 19.--A passenger was

ejected front a car of the Union Tralltiou Company, Chicago, some time time since for failing to produce s transfer ticket. On account of the crowded condition of the car the trnnsfer was jostled from her lmnll and and fell from the car. A num- ber of witnesses infornled thb conductor that tlte passenger had a transfer, but she was forced front the int' by the conductor who assniled her with offensive cpithets. The jury in the lower court gave the e- cjected passenger $1.200 damages.

Tile case was appealed the Supreme

Court of Illinois, where it was urged that thc verdict was excessive. The Supreme Court declined to take such a narrow view of the case, and held thilt the plaintiff was entitled to recover damages for insults as well as the actual cash loss sustained.'I`he Court ruled that the passengers of a public carrier are entitled to courteous treatment and that it is the duty of the carrying company to see that its employees give this sort of treatment to its passengers.

ALAS, POOR DUNS.

A man with |\ brain liLo is harc Thongt1aThoGuardi~ln'sjust_iurlgeto scare,

In what ha did vi ri'e

He showed.up his spite

And signed himsi li Duua Scotus their-_

Monday, many rank things he did say. But he wasnt so spltoiul next day:

So ha wrote a P. S.

Conlrndlotlng his mosl.

And he feo‘s now like hiding awnY-

A Limerick, written for fun, "Dons sootus" has rover yet won:

Sp he sticks in hier er Since he thinks be knows more

Titan ti c_judne,an<lsay|“thls shall liedoue.

May rings in the manger be YGWBK' In our fair town- And IDSY “°"“"

Compo .ltlcus be ir 01 To show Duns Scotus llerl, '

And matte his blur- countenance b;[\`tr‘;.

Conticrlscrlllclvcrtiscmcnts ra~s slr more 5 ron R1t'rus~£§

OUND-A bl ol -apply to Guardian

F ,,m,,,_ °’ ‘ u-alrlr.

- for nie

FOIISALE-Newivr. lved cow V d £1 Eyriplv to olrtrles lE1r\r1'l._I:;\\,l,\1°w pi'

IHEASUN lil

_ IHENEH UEHCEH B IESIAINISHEII

Lieutenant Ulimo Proved to Have Sold Secrets or

French Navy I

PARIS, Nov. I9-The treason of Ensign

Ulimo, ofthe French navy, who was ar- etted at Toulon, on Oct. 15, on the charge of being aspy, and who,it was announced, subsequently had confessed, is now con sidered to he firmly established. There is no longer much doubt that he made several trips to Germany and delivered documents to the Chief ofthe German spy service at l`irussels,which will necssitaie a corupletczrevision of the French navy and military signal codes and plans for mo~ bilization. Nevertheless the incident is not likely to lead to diplomatic complica- tions with Germany, as spying is n recog- nized institution in Europe.

PHIIHIIIIIIIIN

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IN IINLANII

No One May Keep Alcoholic Drinks In Their

Houses.

LoNDoN, Nov. 19-Finland furnished '

tilts week a striking example of the effect of universal suffrage combined with ver- tnul control of a socialist theories. Its Legislature consists of a single chamber of two hundred members. Vlf\Y‘5l¥ Per' cent of the voters at the last election in the towns and fifty percent in the rural districts were women. Nineteen WOIUCD were elected members of the Chamber. The Social Democratic party elBC\¢d eighty members and it hilt Other sympath- izers. It has just passed a drastic act for total prohibitiort_ of spirits, wine, beer, and alcohol, which may be UPA ‘WAY f°f the use of Russian troops. Even the use `of wine for communion service is f'orbidd._- en. No one may keep alcoholic ll inks in his house unless he can prove that they were in his poslesaion before the nct was pasggd, The police have full rights of search, and the penalties vary from a $90 fine to penal servitude for three years. There is no provision for loss of capital in breweries, dietilleries or private houses.

1 osjr-nat--e -ri oyi;rs.-~ n.r\ nlndugeegf ...f..i‘1'fii,l..‘l'.".°ri'ii`.i.' itil'-fifIf°°1llel-gpg "0R`SZI§§-Eau, due lo calf in Janu-

ar . sian ethorouah-'l"d "°"°¥

halter Jain? 2 year-. Apart-l Thorpe, near P. a. 1. no ann. not pa ~

_-___ h l W‘¥.‘..’.."..‘.I .$2-"l. 2.? ‘°'L`£¢'i..='i`$`-I-i’-l o¢utnllyloon'eri, w th nlii ulndorn NIE veal.-aces er d no wage' l3§utl_l3h\h°\l|

atuly et once Ni. M. E __.l§a!&_

irI=trellzr':,:r.':~t.-...::":r.,; ima me apes-rinse. uid 0** °"'°°

time during the dev emvmdv is like!! W

r Any Guardian reader ;

who receivceedllaly PAM' ' ea, brat, primes. bedly folded, badly cut, badly uid;-goood, badly wrapped. » ¢°m,‘soiied or incomplete ,

. 'oi whether issue

giiiehladly notify the Sub-

. seription Department et

railway companies, Including the Grand frunlr Pacino, were interested lu getting that labor here. Mr. King has now in his pogemeign the

books of the Canada Nippon Supply Oom

ed Canadian Government

VANCOUVER. Nov. 20-(Spcci-ii)-At the llnterl but Mr. Klutz said he knew there

Oriental Immigration Enquiry Mackenzie was one letter from Mr Russ-\l,‘an ofllclni I, Kina declared his personal belief thuti of the Grand Trunkf

Charles Wilson for the Provincial

Government taught information as to what the Commissioner, wished to c .t.l\bllsh.

The commissioner answering this point

PHY- ' said he proposed to have before him thai

Few of the documents had been trans- _ otliciuls of the three big roads. I

Trunk Official--Japanese Collsnl Return- ~

Chepue

Hon. K. Moorllrawn, Japanese Consul.

yesf erdny forwarded a. lt tter to Commiss-

ioner Mackenzie King enclosed n chock for $l,00iJ which was the Comrnisslon‘s

award for money expended by the Japan-

In his la ter Mr Moorikuwu said it was

impossible for his Government to accept reward for the protection of the interests

, and property uf tho subjects of Japan.

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on Board

The British Cruiser Brilliant, of 8,009

tons is oxrooted to arrive today.

The Brilliant la commanded by Robert II. Anstruther, and has been for many years in theNowfoundlnnd fishery service.

There will be a dance at Gtverllmnnt

House tonight for the shlp's oilleers.

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INEIIINE IIE

HENUINIIUNISIS

PIIEIIIE HAIIIIU

University Was Not What

University yesterday while n conferenfipf the Southern Social Revolutionary Or~ ganizatiou was being held in building in the building in the guise of a student meeting.

The meeting was broken up and every

papers was arrested.

After the departure of the policemen

to the university and demanded that lec- tures be suspended as a protest against the invasion of University precincts by the authorities. To put an end to thevdieor-

troops a second time. Two hundred

lacks occupied the streets leading to the

.university and no one was allowed to pass ithe building.

_` :mm ren. 2a._(3pnrlell _ tran-

wlade. '

b ' tl mod d ttf while their niiitdtifet hrighi also eziivc-

MIN

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H.M.S.`HHILlIANI c THE ENGLISH

sllnr alll tus A

SHNIE PHAISE

ls a Cruiser ol`3,600` Tons-- According the American Re-

use ofthe officers nina Association sire is

a Superb Article

LoNnoN, Nov. 19.-Mrs. Leonard Bar-

ber, who recently investigated the condi- tion of shop assistants in England for the American Retailers' Association, declares that the girl behind the counter in Eng- land is patient and obliging and greatly

sister. The English girl is always willing to explain the merits of an article. It is stated that n great change will shortly take place in American shops, and that they will be remodeled on English lines. Mrs. Barber criticised the English shops on some points, Silt: said the counters were left almost bare and the methods of pay- ing for purchases were very primitive.

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Janine. cords, ltoenentau, null ¢‘t1|er throat

/nilrnonts urn quickly relir~"d by Cresololaf ibblutn. ton ocntn rvu' box. All dr" relish.

Meeting of Students in Kiev, ___

“ S"°"‘“"' IHASKEII MEN A

..‘;::x.‘;.§::;.;i;;:;‘;:i‘;.".;;aff;. IIHAG HIM BACK

llI_HIS WIEE

person who could not show matricuiation i ndignant Residents of Long

Island Village Resent

and the troops a mob ofstudente broke in* Action of Architect

HuNrxr»_m'roN, L. I., Nov. r9~Iudign-

aut residents of Fair Ground, a surburb

dere the buildings were surrounded by °‘ H“"'i“5t°"' "ized -i°1'“ F' Hurd! A

resident of Huntington, beat him with birch switches, and, after dragging him

students were arrested and the names of two mp", left him on me f,-og; po,-ch of

s thousand others were taken down. Cosa- his wlfe'e house, Tuesday night. _ Every C H I C M

man in the party was masked. ‘

Hurd who is about fifty years old, ielu

pw/1|

When Hurd appeared in Fair Ground

reu Ha was practically n strauger|smong

daily in the village streets with him was the wife of another men.

Bu, gpg tinged bn; mm” Berlin Rubber bootsbest forfish»

superior iu every way to her American,

YIIIIN IIIIIINIY

IIBS EHIIIISE

BANIIIIJAI

Three Aspiran’s Before the Convention and W. E. Whitehead Elected

lfnsnnlrroron. N.B., No\. 20-(Special)

After n warm contest today the Li‘1er.le

of York County nominated W. R. White- headzas their federal candidate.

Three bal'ots were taken and the Brat

thrown out botau:-s of charges of ballot.

stuffing.

The second aavs Whitehead ilrst,H.

Allen second and Gibson, the lata member third.

Gibron then retlrsl and thc next ballot.

nominated \Vhiteherd.

CHINESE HAVE IIIIIE. HEIIIILI

Company of Chinese Trooiiii:

AGAINST JI

' Rebel and Murder Sixty-

three Japanese.

LONDON, .\'ov.' lg- In ndespatch

from Tolrlo the correspondent of The Times saya:=A revolt of a com- pany of, Chinese troops in Formosa, re- sulted in th__e murder of slxfy three Japan- ese policemen and civilians.

The incident has caused uneasiness in

Tokio the correspondent declares, ns the loyalty of the Chinese mercenaries had so lfar been unquestioned.

the hands of n physician. __ A I -- -

last' sprfitg with a woman and two child-f C‘"°*°°~ N°'°5'\’"20*i5P°°“EI“'

Nov Oven _ lag

the townspeople. Soon the report spread ° ‘ 1 A

_ that ne had arteries Ins wlfela naming-’ : °‘ ° "9 , "" ' ton and tha\ the woman wllo was seen P‘"k""“""'

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and becoming milder. with ecntlerly Pak

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ese Government. ` ` -`

SIR WILFRID was woRKINo

YESTERDAY

All Day in Fine Health and Spirits While

Receiving Birthday Good Wishes

from All Quarters- His Sixty- Sixth Year

0l'l`AWJ\. N0\'-‘-’f0~(5l13°it\iI-'l`hlH in the ` S’r Wilfrlri is in the heat. of health and

anniversary of Sir Wilfrid L"\ux~iei‘s lilrthday, and telegriuls are coming from all quarters conveying congratulations and good wishes.

spirits and is celebrating the day ln a clinrneterlstie luiunec at work In his

office lu the v\'eftsrn Departmental Buildings.

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In Manitoba With Malice A- forethought and Without Any Provocation

Bar.Knu-r,Man. Nov. 20-(Special)-Paul

Bisbilko a Galician, murdered his brother Maixlm in cold blood in the family resid- ence at Little Britain just south of here on Monday night,

The] crime waslevldently premeditated

but unproroked.

IHE SYIIIPAIHI SWINEING IIIWAHII SIH PEHEY SENII

ln His Reprimandsfby Lord Beresford Over Famous Paint Signals.

LONDON, Nov. I9-Although there

have been no fresh tievelopnlents of tllc Adnliral Lord Charles iieresford~Renr Atl- ntirul Sir Percy Scott incident the matter Continues to be discussed, and has given rise to quiten crop of rumors null cannrtls.

The latest is to effect that Lord Charles

Beresford threatened to send in his lesi- gnatiou if Sir Percy Scott be not forthwith removed from his command. The sole ,foundation for this story is to be found in 'the fact that Lord Charles arrived in Lon-

21On yesterday from l’ortlnnd, but, seeing hut neither public nor press arc at all in- clined to treat the matter as very serious nor of first rate importance, it is exceed- [ugly unlikely that the commander in chief contemplates ally such heroic action.

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SANIIIS IIUMIINI

NIIIIAI HIIIIII NNW HEAHY HIH

All CIIAIEHS

Threatens that all Morrocco Will Arise in a Holy War

PARIS, Nov. 19.-A correspondent in

Moroco of the Matin has secured an inter- view with Mulai Hafid, the Sultan of the South, \vho declared he was about to march against hisbrother, Abdel Aziz, the Sultan of Record. Hufid said he hoped France would not assist his brother, as otherwise he would be forced to fight, her, too, and in this event all of Morocco would arise in a Holy War.

“God will be our leader," he said “and

neither I or any other Mussulman will be able to control this movement."

WIINIII Hill

IHE lIANA_lII_AN

PAEIEIS EIIASI

Proposal of an American Doc lor to Sons of American Revolution

Detroit, Micil., Nov. lg-At a meeting

of the historical section of the Sons of the American Revolution last night, Dr. Italb Wyman read a paper on ‘0.\lf P015' cy toward our newly-acquired.-posses A sions/ He advocated purchasing a strip of Canada along the Pacific coast front the northern boundary of the United Statesto the southern line of Alaska to se. cure direct connection with the latter country. Dr. Wymnn's plan v. is endors- ed by other speakers.

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EAIHYIANII

EIILEI] Ill WIN

IIIHSHIP PHIZE

Missed the $10,000 Award-- Was Unable to Circle

City of Paris

Pants, Nov. 19-M, Santos Dumont

made an unsuccessful attempt to win the Archdeacon Prize oi $lo,ooo Tor the first areoplnne to complete a circle around Peridin the air.

He madeuneeof’ his new butterfly shap-

ed machine. He succeeded only in malt- ing several short flights, and it was plniu

R\1bb°!- ,,°‘m°“» iflnerdl Linlmsni Cures Disfemper

that the motor was not powerful enough

o drive thc nrcoplatte. ,I

Strnog Program Tonight The Opera liouea was well pleased last

evening when the pictorial programme of tlvs numbers was presented lu lclaer nrllll»~n‘. light, that brought out eiltzhe details with wonderful efl`no`. The soeuos in the story of"1\sturnIr\g

Good for Evil” wore lmpvo-lsivs and con- talnsdamoralthat. is hound tnhavt- un influence for lloori.

“Tho Onion Fiend" was a hamcr:us

sketch that produced roars of lnuehter.

“Dieolpllng }:IumanI\y”--described the

use of methods aimed lc better existing society conditions. It was instructive emi entertaining.

“Searching for Rooms” depicted lla embarrassing predicament: nt e pvospw, tive brlrlkegroom looking for a home.

“Pooling the Motorist” was mother

comedy presenting' the troubles of ll automobile mn.

A new Illustrated long entitled "Way

Down Beet," will be eaagtuy Parkin Hooper. .

The pictures were blkblv Dralrod by §‘t

who: an them. Therlformcrl A plennt-q comlrlrratlon ot the dramatic, psl.het.ic,nq~l harucrolll.

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