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The mystery of the great leui lo to be found in that dramatic orllll -ths moment when the setlon of brain and heart would be a torment

Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew . to m comm" “b” " CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, THURSDAY_ MARCH 24, 1927 gm;-;ato;j_u-gilfihlur»-lT-xu can!" i

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P a l I A N Toutive of the national- commit-W! ; _ ' ‘ in charge of the plans for tlhe cele-

_ 1 1 i bration of the slxtictli anniverelly New Rules For House fills-lo or a. ‘historical issue of

The committee

Historical Stamps to . OTTAWA, March 23.—T‘he exe- of conlfeder tion ihave approved -the Adopted - Shorter

communicated

Speeches Deereed. ialiittzeqillahactefiAd-l grlade Ifiogmst-lg ver Half the Capital k - -—-—- a on e r - 9 V? In a; ' . I ow AGE PENSIONS ffiz?“élll“..“iifl"ztl"ilfl..'fli lffi, “m. “ 8°“ e i “the

with mluflclpal bodies within their pol-dam w- organize through the schools and. to OO-ODBTI-le Wm‘ "8" ious associations to make the (>910-

DiseussT in Senate _Bill Forced on

Yesterday afternoon a lsr

‘(Canadian Press) representative gathering o

88 find-and‘ en SHANGHAI, March 21l.~"Shnng~

f mer- to the

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_ __ ,, hants and other lnfluencial busi- prove itselfa reat ti th

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a b Labor Re- l» “MW a» »~ G0 v y throughout. t-he dominion and. t0 l ' " ‘-

Trade rooms to discuss the possib~l llitles and advantages of a Bus Ser-‘il vice for tllo Province, to take (lf-lProv feet tllis coming summer. lfirst ti lllr. Justice Arsenauit who pre- got in the pool. sided addressed the meeting ex-lthnt n pullman en

to issued by General Put ‘rung-Hal, Cantonese commander, to the Chinese people today but foreign- ers must not be attacked or insult- ed or their property destroyed. “For eighty years," the manifes-

avoid duplication of effort. it was announced llhlll- 1H9" have been ordered in England and '3'“ . r m m he cele- bration willl be struck o and ille-

presentatives.

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orirrswn, March 2a. -- All day

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lmod lucky Jorces, operating from n base near tflbumd m‘ contommy Wm‘ plans to to leads "the swam-trusts under wuustrhtzfllaoyres¥lllvezrpgaltxzfi gzalitflgiilaltlidcblljletiwfl with lmllhtgllxtlglifallhflrmster or Railway“ and: _.<.¢>—-~-~ lm-eenvule’ Among mo“ naively yestmrdihil ‘will: Gtgldgglfllhngylghclszvsi wmhlevllrhflliumllrong fillgllgmfil‘ the Dmte-ction or unequal treaties Bflhl lhflt in years-past a number Charlottetown wouldgbe iholgiicra? ,'T'h6“8l‘¢~'*9 iiarhlhEfl <11‘ lhf‘ “Y?! fhlliligiirll]: lgetfgilflgi 22%! Maxim!“ m“ maesu. ' (YflAl , arc . .-'. _ ' __ . _ “ l - I‘ . . ‘which h" evening w“ 35M“ tan“ ver and bronze anedals to coln- WW6 754mg“ Chm“ to ‘l Mate of titling‘lthlsngrotfltllzlsglhteeilgauging‘? l-hzlllglltlhltfltklnygaatl-ll thtlkllzgrihlloecoh? éeerllltrldllcwghagtlnlttli tiller? $2?’ 7}’ ‘New vonk avmwr’ “m” pomlmd out B41 011i. ml"- M“ 39mm“ m“ time memorate the Jubilee of ocnriedeffl- ‘mfsajmge’. Bu“ 1- 19“ u“, Motor Bus service, a service that Blderutliln it might be o. good IdennlZiiIO an increase out 23421 6a that“; per ‘hem’ of a" the a dome "the talking» "h" the WWW" tlon will be struck by the cunuuluu Alter W’ “W” ‘"1 "_ 1 u' would fill lu me gap left by the to do something for ourselves nndlover ms while total o ratin ' - "m m" “mm” “m” 5° “m” 01' he" PM" h" ‘he Hmme" mint and P76393194‘ 1° dhlllllimmh‘ fmelg" ifwerlmists , mm‘ mm _y ltallwuy, that is points throughout not leave it all to others De K u‘

in respect of the latter lhs pro- a,‘ “linens wllile nickel medlllssupplieil Lhineso imperialists with --

posed rules cover mnlly 1mm!"- ‘Phe most interesting of nil is the one which limits to forty mlnutfifl the speech 0:‘ any member ill any particular debate. An exnevlhlh i5 made llor the Prime Minister, or u minister presenting a hill or a resolution or the case of the offi- cial opposition leader. Other!

the island where natives and ts may go which are not tou by tho ruliwuy lines. Ho said itpf the island."

was hardly necessary to quote in] ln concluding, detail the many advantages and tloncd some of

conveniences n service of this na- could be included tllre would give

People who like a cannot afford an automobile or taxi

may be smwk m,“ prgflenlfld tojriflea and guns with u“, “chm-l children, XIUCOPdlIIK iehawl waged wnr for tllo prupolmlu now under consideration years. _ by the jublleg committee. "On ilho one hand the lureign llrdllqwing the practice of 1868. {imperialists have checked the lie> gold medal wllllie prfi-‘lehled l-‘livelopment of Chinese education iHis Majesty and possibly to the and hldustries and on the other

lPrince of Wales and 0th" 1'0"] have secured. for themselves s-pec- pefgflnagefl, silver medals will b8

which they last fiftoull

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out the d ml l d1 y, 11 _.otlle»rsvlse for taking care of the ial privileges, service could take advantage of the province. Tile meeting was then graflfyjngoto 1:13;, ‘an ‘,,,{,,°§‘,‘,“,,,y_] the End of the Week} dggcendfng mglchlneg, whet-her minister or ordinary give" l° dlsflhgulshed citizens and “But the Cmnese new have Bus service at o. fee within easyihruwn open for discussion crease o; new . "I Th B d t t b l 1111351901, rgpoged [ha/La plaflg members will be restricted. bronze to many others. awakened, and, l-Shalnghai 1,)“. great. reach; for this reason a beginning MI‘- W- K. Rflgers said he did not 10,1 dollars 1n ggogwzlgtyil“o g“ -‘ —_ e u 0 e‘ p

The opposition (ileadlell-l is aeclolrdl- The design ha; already been silly est commercial center m the gm. along these lines, it was felt should think the s rn ngs t ere,

ed an unrestricte pr v eze w c ‘

mmed ¢° H“ Majesty m" appmva" east will become not only a strong "M we “R°Y“1 mm “t. Ottawa wmlbase for Chinese nationalism but mural.“ ‘:2; °‘..";i.‘l1.“' :2: - we "1 h B» ° “Th 1 t distinguish. bronze medals will be about the‘ e peope mun“ m r. same as m lees but ‘the silver-however" Wwee“ a‘ ° ff ‘pet ' t . T ' a on“, curiously enough’ Wm costiiallsm and rforeignel-s A eymu.‘ only hall‘ whut they cost. at con-[Ilot insult, the foreigners and de federation. Silver is not so valu- "my weir Pwpafly- K able m", as n w” them The manifesto sayfl the 0h he”

‘must. understand that the national-

0 o route is gen- Granted tats d not intend t c , 0f Execution

be inaugurated. He stressed the MOW!‘ B point that every every state of the un

the head of the ‘third group frbm Alberta and vicinity is not grant- ed, and in a way this rea-flfirms the general adhesion to the old party system. ,

It is significant that the only 9P- rposition to restriction of speech came from the U. F. A. of the mliddlewest. The automatic closing 0i’ the house at eleven o'clock is welcomed by most of the members and comes as n. natural sequel to shorter speeches. _

tin respect of the Georgian Bay lCanai, Mr. Bennett made a very strong speech which among other

lls Servl country and success and a be ion worked a ward Island. bus line to a great advantage and fllleratins a Bl satisfaction to all. For this rea- son ills Honor stated "a few of us thought that two bus got together and discussed the teen vr sixteen passe matter informally and decided to ll 00st n! suggest it to this meeting for its bus would h approval or otherwise. ill a moderate way and de cording to ule traffic and demand Evutluulnl; would, I think ho a good suggeiiitlohlflfl time like and as the service warrants the the Deflllle in lnumher of buses could be i and a better quality obtat

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oral“ anti-foreign movement. but. aw); l0 abolish "all institutions and systems of an imperialist charact- er."

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ngfeuggd service and w ned, said 15th of May

. slzllvlcl mu SUMMER

T0 be Known as “Island Motor Transport (l0mpany”- Enthusiastic Meeting of Business Men Yesterday in Board of

thusillsm would find u. way objective, which

ways, he said, were spending $15,-

nle the three provinces ever W" 0-’ the ‘Cfllladhlh lie understood tem tabled in tho ho r system from

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the speaker men the routes that in the schedule

re was any doubt that the co would not be a‘ nefit to Prince Ell-l as other places were‘ milar ser

vice to grea action. H

es seating fif-

be inauguration day

start; one Starting mflll l0 Operate each machine, with l0 pay as they enter. he thought there. was the present to educate the advantages of the ould suggest that the

Priory Park j Wins Big Eng- l lish Handicap:

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Park today won the Lincolnsllirc Handicap, the first. big handicap ot‘ the English flat racing season. iOf Having Aeroplanes ' y - e n Maorls Farewell t0 Used m Forest Fire Duke and Duchess‘ Patrol WW4‘- . . AUGUSTA, Mo; March %.—~ mrffiicwéqfggzhi‘ G;"$|'Er"c)h 23 ..\laine’s timber interests and logis- _‘A (“with far;“;e‘"' méqknge wan‘ lators have been asked to adopt. the sen-t by lbc Maori tribes to tile "system employed by Canada m pm‘ “Mk6 and Duche“ M York’ who teeting her forests from destructive sailed yesterday for Austmlla uft-‘mfig’ a “ystnm of aeroplane patron’ ler visiting New Zenlllml. j A"°°"".”K m opjmous “W103,” The message mad"; uFarewuH at preliminary dL-icusslons the use lto you, the snow-white crane which “r 9mm” “mud m“ supplant flies but. once in n lifetime, and to 3'“°‘m‘l force” m‘ mmervatmm but you. inestilnnlllo llighborn lady. would b“ “fled w sumpmmenl we“

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Tabled in House of C o m m o n s — Net Earnings Show In-

crease of Over Four- teen Millions.

(Canadian Press)

‘WA, Marc 23. -—- Net carn- lngs 1n 1926. of $46,225,029——an in- crease of 14,781,731, or 44.2 percent as compared with the preceding years-are shown ill tlln annual rc- Nlltlollal sys- uso ul’ colu- mona today by Hon. (‘lharleu Dun-

creased only $7,079,804. Sir Henry Thornton nd president l

of Greellvillc. When discovered. he said, an aeroplane could make rap- zd trips to and from the scene of a fire, cmryillg ilro fighters to assist in rnmbatting the flames.

The planes used should bo 888r panes, he suggested. thus making use of the lakes as landing places, for few spaces would be available

chairman n his report says; “Tile figures reflect what ma

be fairly regarded as a satisfact- ory position. Aniucrouso in the lkysteme xruus earnings oi‘ 8.0 per- cent indicates

factory bpslness

IPHUBEEUINEE,

Public AoeTults Like-l ly to be Tabled latl

"be ll-ented from a largo flying com- pany for a period of twenty weeks 1 during -tllc summer season. The ex- fpenso of the experiment probably {would not be borne by the stats Wednesday, March 23rd! e m“ l

At 3.30 the entire Iicuse waltedgHalrbor pop His Honor ‘Lieutenant-Gov. And Halifax

l was an increase of but one lnlllioul ‘ 6011111‘! ill transportation expenses. ' lA reduction in the t,» ifrom 86.82 to 82:5

Brought Down Next Week. '

operating ratio shows a further, mprovement in operations effici-I‘ ency. for the first time the net. earnings for the year are more than‘ sufficient to pay all fixed charges due the public.

“it is but fair to call attention u to the tact that during the first g years o fthe systems consolidation. there have been many opportunit-

s for economy. Much of this field has been exhausted and while

House met at; 3.20.

rnor Frank Heartz and presented him with the reply to his gracious! . . speech from the throne, delivered.‘ at the opening of the session. l

things he denied on behalf of the (Melgben government Mr. Dunnings

in the lease George J- 3] Hydroglec. Texas, confessed slayer of thirteen tric Company last August. it was al-, Permit-a flelllehced he original lease ot"25 was today granted

charges of secrecy made to the Nation

so asserted thutt the same the Liberal sequently renewed under the some auspices. Rumors are heard of intent to defeat the Guthrie anlendment, but afterwards, to propose the six ‘months’ hoist if the bill is not ‘withdrawn by those whose promot- ion of it has encountered such an giggressivo and unyielding opposit- on. if this hill is killed, however, it seems very likely that matters twill be squared up by cancelling or hedging about the lease of the lCariilon power to the National lHydl-o Company so that the field may be clear and these valuable water powers may revert to the lpu-Dllc domain for such subsequent disposition lls an agreement with

pi-____-___.~_ n-"i-i-ig FQOQQ-OVO-Ofi-OQ-O-O 9-0-00 X0004

Condensed Specials RATE-dc. per word, net each insertion in this column.

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‘HOME MADE POTTED MEAT sausages, Suluders, New-

eom 6i: Co., East End Market Bldz- tf

“CHICKEN AND FOWlL WANTED at Roopfis Market. Phone 4Z1 also 389. 4fi54-l3-‘23-Tll.

wosnssrul.

VALUES IN knitting machines this week at bill-lei- E0

s, 4608

_ WANTED-PLAIN NURSING BY ltilpabie woman. Apply "G" hi!" Guardian. 455i

‘mama: s: et-lnoulc ole- esees, 112 Prince - Street. ‘Dr. Glitz," n.9,, n, n. most stone. don't delay. tiios-s-lz-amoll.

“KNITTING MAOHI-NIB W-ILL soon hessoommon u sewing machines." Tileyaio just as use tui. See Miller flips. Adv. dine week, . _ 4508

vrdn eats-A Lipase; TAli-‘I. 0st . _ em’!- 6' Parlsuengzlo. 13$?!‘ S?"

power‘ wss- granted in

. l ‘Pg: eats-max runs» v

‘ . . lPh ' 488 . H F Connors, onrswv-fl

"ism. AND an dun ROOM pelt or phone for a sample liook. Henry lfdlllsrlane o Co. ‘ K .1 _ . . , - “@134?”- Ib A. gt-lfii

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hlns ‘easy

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regime in 1908 and sub-

l-ied out an expedition against the‘

Monday night.

Domestic lro

(Canadian lPfeeB) ALT-STDN, Texas. lllarch 23- — Hassel of Farwell.

to die March a second. lthlirty day stay of-execution by Governor Dan ‘Moody- Th6 5m!’ was granted ill order that Ilnssel might filo an appeal-

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the Provinces in interest may de- termiuc.

lPractically the whole of the aft- ernoon was taken up in the dis- cussion of the right of deposiwrfl on tho old Farmers Bank to com- pensation on a basis similar t0 that o.’ the home bank, Dr. Ed- wards in an elaborate speech spon- soring the suggestion. The res- olution was killed by a vote of 105 to 56.

lA most interest-lug discussion took place in theSenute on the old age pensions bill. Senator ‘Vic- Mealls, Winnipeg, endorsed the principle of the bill but said the government was not enthusiastic over it. it llad been forced on the government oy labor representa- tives. in fact the position was that the government side of the house wanted the Senate to kill tho bill so that the od'ium might fail on the Tories. " Senator Robertson made a very strong plea in. its favor. lt was generally admitted that the present lbill had man-y lmpor-fections and tile idea Js alter second readingto refer it to the committee of bank‘ ‘lug and commerce in order to evolve something better. - Senator staunton who recorded strong opposition said the Mari; time Provinces were financially unable to accept the measure and yet would have to pay for the 0th» er provinces‘ that did. ,

Warships Demolish Pirate Stronghold

(Speclalto the Guardian) JlJONKlAKlONG. March 23. -—- The days of ICaptaIn Kidd were re-enact- ed with a modern setting this morn- ing when the British air craft car--

rier Hermes and two cruisers car-l

pirates in the notorious Bias Bay)

their purposes by muimry forcepies and have the bodies but will use propelahlhl- The aims‘ of the nationalists lute given as alw- lition of unequal treaties. alter-aha"

ternational settlement.

foreigners. 111590881 of the mission-

ary schools and

“.01 of “he p09,; Offices; and’ custfinls. oil, etc" surely not s. i}

Quebec Billiardist

James Quinn o-f ‘Montreal. champi- “ion of Quebec Province. 116F851"? Jack Wardle. Ontario champion. for the Eastern Canada profess-ou- al English billiards ellumrlgurhh’ last. nlflhl- h)’ 3-000 Wm“ m ‘"356'

man for the Dominion. champion‘ ah

his opponent most the way lhrcllgh

l v v i l m g m “Mammy; educational lecture delivered by ggfigllggtczlfhn B 2.250 Opolnts to ‘ lRev. Alphonsus Sinnott before a Wanna.“ 1'90‘ (‘cimdlm Pm") arse and interested audience in

They Wm not attempt to wmrthc speaker. Start with

bum byiffll‘ Summersilie and con n and fitted upon make one or t lchases to be ordered later. _'rlle‘thrvul:hout til Holler would be inicrflpfiud and , Figures were tilenj-"lflv be taken c he buses could hoflccommoiiutlon aximum cost of 15 110! lflflklllg after. this would include} Rflfvfrhlg to organization, Mr. r, tiro wear, gas,_ROB8l‘B said it was felt if fifty Q1‘ great anlountflhily citizens could be interested ter for ton or fif- 1h U16 project the mom;- gervlce to be obtained Would become n reality, and Con". in operating the llllently from ye

‘some local concer c season.

f the status of the Shanghai lh‘ the two buses.

withdrawal Show“ “hereby t

privileges for operated at. a in Jcents per mile, insurance, repnl

felntra territorial recovery of con» All exclusive char

teen years have for sole rights

ar to year it could

_ lle. Asked us to the taxes, the he enlarged to become a system m

speaker thought that a nominal tax b9 llfflllll 0f. He congratulated would be charged for operation. In Judge Arsenault and other mem-

lonlconcludlng. Justice Arsennult ro-l-bers of the Tourist Association on

marked that. nothing could be uc- the invaluable work accomplished

. bievcd unless u good stirring up (Canaan Pa“) _ was administered, then interest _ (Continued on pagg 3) “TORONTO. DBL. March 23. -— c

Splendid Lecture by

BA N Tnwwllrsihev. Fr. A. L. Sinnottl

Quinn ucvw meets Stanley New‘

p. ‘Taking an “fly lead Quinn led Flue subject of an interesting and

IN SHA Nu B Hl l

the League of.‘ the cross Hail last

_ SHANGHAI, lulu-ell 23-——The sit- Thg WGflthQI‘, aisles in 'shalnghad appears much evening. The spirit or faith of ule

MARCH RAINS BRlNC- NOTHING

llrisb people and the love of liberty we? strongly and eloquently dealt Wi h b

ell in all the native districts| today with the victorious cantonese ‘ fl ‘army gradually taking matters ill y the mvarendgentlemn'fle ¢ I brought, vividly to the minds ol- tlle . Wand“ A “mm b“? “f Smngtmm’ audience the faith and devotion of / ese were stilt-holding out m the Patrmk Ohapei district and there was somqsahw ‘or the’ tiring but the Chinese shops which '

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: ‘Robert. Emmett whose devotion l iIrish traditions will never die. C3868 Rflpfllltfid omel- patriots. their lives and virt- ____ use were forcefully and. ably pre- (Canadian lPrQQQ) sented by the lecturer after which lvmNTlnlEAL, amt-ell za-Yeeter-‘a vote of thanks was moved by day 104 cases o! typhoid fever were John MeKenna. seconded by llienrv reported the largest number of cas- ritual-aid. Jr. and supported by os to be reported in one day accord-Rev. A. J. McIntyre and Mr. lng to Dr. S. Bouoher. director of the‘ Sm-oule. health department. 'I'hie brings the; The following vocal numbers total number of oases reported added to the success of the spien-l

region, . ~ The operation was entirely sue- cessful, and the lrucoaneers’ den