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Trouble In India Is 'Not _ I1 ;.. of Serious Nature -`-,

_gfiaiwthing Like Gen_` "eral Uprising Is Con-‘ sidered Out of The

,.__`,Question.

(Special tc the Guardian)

LONDON. Jan. 2-The 'British

is fearing no emergency!

with which it will not be'

to cope with police and militaryi already in that country. The military strength consists ol

British troops me lao.000' ‘

troops Most ot these forces

_st the northwest fron-

only small garrisons seat-

throughout India .as ii whole. in case of need interior points

be quickly strengthened by er oi troops from the frontier.

the army appraisal of the situa- ls to the eifeot that unless wide-

disturbances throughout large of India and attacks on the . -

occur sirnulteneously tlltre _

t M- Sliiiiilillkiiii. the. first Russian- ambassador auredited to Great

be no need to send more roops mud” in srltain. but this preoeutionnry am ‘ °° “’° s°'*°° '°"°\“"°“- rhvtmarhed with his wife on their

.wok M me atmnzth “nb val in London recently.

nc means ineioatee that the

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Romantic Figures Of Empire History Addresses Caiinadiaii

Jon Cin-recon srnure' one of

Club '-At ’Montreal.

(Canadian heel)

MON'l'R.l;AL. Jan. »2-Pieturilia

the British nnpire as a common- wealth in which the small peoples such ae the people ot douth Airica and the rreush Canadians of osca- da had full sway towards the devel- opment oi their cultures and nation- al aspirations. General Jan Chris- tian amuts. former Premier of the Uhioii of Smith Mrioa addnakd tlil canadian club oi Gener- al Bmuts contrasted .the British sys- tem in dealing with smaller nation- alities with the system in the United States where the* melting pot wu at work. and where the ideal of gov- ernment and institutions was to turn out Americans on the same standards and with the Frnlidh idla of colonial development where. as il _

5 °°°°°m’m’m¥ my ° ° Akita the idea of france was to. Ottawa.

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‘ create French Moore. French ne-

` [IK li'id_FRii¢iii biibdfl- This dd-

veiopment of free peoples with a common and indivisible link binding them together but not sbackling tiihlir meant that one fourth of the human race lived in harmony and he felt that this example was sum- oient relsosi to believe in the future of the League of Nations. for he ar- Sihlirifonefoiirtliof the peoples dif- ferent/in dulture. in color and.reli- giensndinhabitanta of all continents

:.m&;°::v:£m;:‘;tw1et'::t0:;T;’ Boy coa e hould have a real intimate know- surely there was hope for tl-is other tnr~eequs.riersof'tbe human race. Fol lowing his address General smut: attended a reception in his honor at the United lervioss0lub.receivedah homrary degree of Doctor oi’ Laws at llctlili University and left for

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“r,.::'..::r°:°;‘.’...:°'.:‘.=.;‘;:: 0 FWS* Independence

...Z.’. "é°$“i.§“i?.ii‘T.‘2.i‘3i Boycott Move Is Opening Of Boys’ i Cafes Will Suffer on the contrary little disorder - , p ,

Parlsamentln _ For Patron s Act

expectssiinc euythinz lure siren- ‘ Leader

uprising is considered entirely . ~' g Y, _V `

e - V ‘ . ,_ . ~» K --r, wllll., U. D . . ' m _ was Motilal i Nehru Asks...=Nationa1ists’~ '10 Vrr¢§_¢p_ . -» 5,<-if--1<f:fi';ii';-;i;;”§p('T.-3,' ; ~ -- 0--1'* -5’--,. "‘ l _ - P ei'

y -, » beats' in-r -lGeiiti°ai‘ if India »`_L'egisla'ture. and £'A<`”nu" ffm" 'i'°l§.i',,",’,§,,,*§`“’-,F

y u aaron. z~an ols :erm Council of State . as Congress Adlourns. mmm.. old". ,jaw Pm,m,,,,,,

h"°,_ ,. ,` -. » . ‘» _ wl4O.` fm- hm-,ggq mg, ‘mug by the LAHORE. India. Jan. I-Delegates confirmed.. , ~ ’ ‘sex umu“Beg:r:,;u:? 113mm" ;°i|» _M gh, ,,,,,m,,,,h°,,¢. some to the All-mole Nationalist consress rnaopenoenoé will resouno tnrourn .wom M’ mv ,R mmm ,t Bmw, ruse looms from Fairfield dvbei-ed at their final session today all or rnole. ne~¢leo1are<i- "wo wel- with i ngmhmmp M so .rm ,mt on the Bay of Quinte. where Whit steps to take first in achievins come the secession of any among us 1 um' mm' of f

family which gave its name to i\‘id¢P0ndence for India. who are faint-hearted.” '°°“°n W” md on ev

haul' et lives on in the loveiyl old Gathered in al huge tent. breaking December 80. and dealt chiefly with

hm,” tmp- mygug gnoaegrg their deliberations with revolutionary 'Asks Resignation. ge °l°°;i1;`t“?t Pnlmhréharsgg W" '

“mg tim; in mg 1|” |1001, cheers, they refused to admit that Motilal Nehru. elderly co-loader B cm ' un, J ‘

their ‘aim or complete independence. witn Mahatma aenonl. issues a ““°" “th th' '°“°'““' "° ' °°-

voted for overwhelmingly on Tues-1 statement asking all members of the B°mu°' °! mam' M“““°d°b°u’ .

diy- 0°\-iid flu- Nationalist party to resign at once “th " t°u°"m' °! ui Chu' mmm" horsepower! This was announced in June TN CUUINSS V0'/Sd i/0 lwld if-S'1ieXii from the Central Legislature and °! nedmcwn' Dem" of me DPW' Torontb Ezects “ “vi” °f me Wuer Wwe" devel' Actually the reins of govemment seerionat Karachi in rebruaryand oounoii of state, the British India mg' Wig.: ‘°”°"";“m;’fu°3é ml' opment issued ny 1-lon. cirnries dm not gm mm me mms or me lun-on or1ea1.ny that time. epealr- govern., bodies. perm; mi pg. °° »°‘ “mi ° » P°“°“ ' V stewart, Minister of interior. ~ ho" Tuerrigy, Jmugry - U , g _ Conservatives until after a five-day w_ D_ Rpm m_1.3_u_ "S Sold. they expected the Uideiwid- tions should be sent to._vicercy Lora °f P“'”“‘“°°"' J- 1'- U.°Y° 5”" Q’ New MUYUT The review includes the following. special wsm hem mb, in Bep,em_ , ' °11°° m°v°m°i\i i° in 1=f.°dv=\\,°¢d- Irwin, no eelo, in line witn the con- Greenwich. N. s., is olerlr '-'rnere ure. es well, n number ol ben The Govemnm of Pmm,

Glasgow Rink is now open. Kawaherlai Nehru, youthful presl- gr-,sy gggmsn W mywtr mg my. A NW f°\¢\“'° °f th* Puummt 1' s """ important undertakings under aci.ivc| James G_ Gardiner resigned md I-\¢*““¢ “Ib” T“°““Y ‘nd dfni- m°v°d ihei the C°\1sr¢SS "r¢- melting ana executive rcu estab- U" '°Pi'°'°°"“°“ °f °"“°“ °°°‘°‘“~ ‘ ’°°u ‘° “‘° °“"°“"’ oonstnrotion winch. it is expeoteo.'

» 4 I DI an L” at mm Umm" ma maomo’ ont" nm 2_B"t l Lieutenaiit-Governor H. W. New-

. ll- » will add more than 1.600.000 horse- lands placed in the hands of DL

with him.

Eugene F. Downey, Jr., son or a

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Of Recent Tragedy

(Spiwiai to the Guardian) PAISLEY. Scotland, Jan. 2-

One boy scout. David Allison. Dept his head throughout the fatal panic in a cinema here to- day and saved his sister and sev- eral -other little girls. He quietly led the girls to an exit known only to a. few patrons of the place. “That was my good deed for WIN.” he explained.

Ins t`a_lled'In Canada _In 1929

OTTAWA. Jali. 2-The total cap-

acity oi new waterpower installations com eted and brought into opera

the total- installation for the whole Dominion to a figure of 5727.600

Strong Demand From

Minister _ May Come From Quebec.

(Canadian Press)

Fisheries is now suggested as an early possibility in view of the state- ment by Premier Mackenzie King that a further Cabinet Nadlustment will take place. For some time there has been a strong demand. partic- ularly irorh the Maritime Provinces,

Bulfalo police lieutenant, killed by _ coaetguarda. who fired on al motor 2;“'adu!;n;|::;“b;t. "°“* ”‘ "’“°“ “° W" °"“""“ "°" perrrnent. -me iienoriee it nes been '“"°‘°" D°w“°y w" “nd” mam' contended. are large enough and ment ln g liquor-smuggling cw- sufficiently important to occupy the

entire attention of a Minister. The view had also been expressed tlist the head ot such e. department

S ledge of the fisheries lndustry and its problems.

Mr. King has stated that the

Province of Quebec must_be accord- ed s. larger measure of Cabinet rep- resentation 'in order to bring its quo- te up to that which Pfovalled be- fore the finance portfolio went to a Western Minister. While it is not suggested that the creation oi a. sep- arate Ministry of Fisheries would ne- cessarily mean another Quebec Min- ister, such a- new department may figure in the readlustment which it is proposed to make.

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um* *~'°°'“°°‘ “_ New Water °w "Session Opens At

101560# today .that his ohne would go (lisp farther in en-- fcecement of the prohibition laimon “observation evidence." nareaiter. no said, any restau- rant or cabaret proprietor will beiiablatoayearinlallit it can be shown that ous of his patron used elle of his glasses to drink liquor poured from a bottle which the lil¢¥0u broilllit

Regina Feb. dth.

WINNLPEG. Jail. 1-$askatche-

wan's Legislature will meet on lieb- ruery oth. with e. Conservative Gov- cmmeht holding power ror this nrst me in almost a quarter century

P1 ' ti - .

tion in Canada. during 1920 amount- Premier J_ .I-_ M_ Anderson md” cd to 378.400 horse power. bringing* announced mg Upcmm da” of the

session, the sec'/0nd since the defeat of the Liberal wdnilnistratlon last

sie-12-ai-ai .

presenting independent India’ re- ushgg by gm gnsngh ruler, .

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u sxawrenee cuulifax ocicred 3 “W "'°°‘i’ "”"‘°‘° fn" M. power to inn totei during me nerr! J T M_ Anderson’ cmmmve

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su” md amnd Wm" md pudiatc national debts and conces it was believed mrgly, hqwgysr, 0 . numb” of ‘mmm to t I _ _ _ ut caledonh Room, Wnrghg sions uuiii a special tribunal could that many woum delay meh. rem. The first formal session of the Par- mm” Wu “cud 1;! ogno? ggi three years. In many of these un- leader’ me ‘Mk of forming a new

hi ii’ an should bo atm _ iilfmmfi Will N °Plii¢d by the Lillit- ohm for "au helm y ti K t rd dertakihgs an initial installation only Govemment

’ "3 “ ° ° "‘ ol ed and when they are ulti- '

Februar session. the Lib-

edd-i-s-ii. determine w ch. y. rr ns

. . Governor, lidr. Herbert M. Wood. M. is my v At me y

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th. _ , 1" °°f<i\°iiv in- euetriai ievsioomen' M' :f"'M1f;_°§ with iftiiexer no

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' he worm 7 " \~ lisaslnr a :isnt against tn 1s.ooo.ooo "tinge :gels m N A rg. a., saeirvuta il. la.. witn the mm mmm' WNW. Wm ot merely completed in their fuumggo ml map Wm be me ,mm in me

am `nP_M_ V peach rom Throne. Wt- 'mob “opt mm mm owe' signed capacities n fur-th;r 1.5 . House' “ming but mm, member;

an 1-l :il " ' _' , 1- '"”°° MW” mud W” ""°` on its oi-est also carries with in . “°”°"°“’°' Wm be “dd” “’ C““' oi e bore majority. alliances among

sented by Benitogers Gordon Taylor m adds total. Studies are also being Pmgnmve md Independent mem_

tant ro

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hogs at Murray ` '”'“" and Wilfred Boothroyd, of Charlotte- m”°"°y °f °m”m°“ ‘M °°°"°1' made of`a number of impor p - ,

gmmogm An. 0 P T I M S T I ' - (Canadian Press) mm md comm Umm” 0, Geox” lore against the bylaw and defeawd pcm some of which Wm undDubwd_ /ers, however, are counted on by stir nt'i.so pin. - - 1 ~ iuonfm.nsL. Que. Jan. a.-/in- w,n_ - _ tneybylaw itlir. rn tire mo olty ,Y be undertaken with,” me nm

Wi-l-1-Si. ncuncemmt “was made .at BAQXVULM N_ Bm _nm 1__“” ;I1d‘;‘;r’1Le|r‘n|;nv‘vill"b°e;,’supp:r;"te¢i uw yw.s_

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umarnmmlgxegnfg ;£?d'I:n¢§e M°(N`:':EAL-DQU; 5:1: 3-2;'-|Wl\'d '71 °h° );’9°mm’°m' di mm" L' i\tfs“b:isl1\lbn:°’tbdaP;rbi:n:Ei:t to th. mgmum wmv' M” "wud therizbiilsin bJ9t;?ksQb§ri’ieD‘iei.<?§aaiidt;?ic on w,4'm,,d.y_ _mmgry rm, IW. Beatty. President and Chairman Burnap.-es vice-President-in charge Minn” ,hm tm knowing hub ll* “fi Wi\° IUPWW ii- 0! the Same is true of me works at present rn, - see-1-3-al. of the Canadian Pacific Railway. ‘of t.r_sf_f_ic, lnsucce_ssioh4to A. T. Wei- nw Wu mmwud four members 2! the Iboard of controlx under commction but important

*-7- i in a summary oi Canadian trade don who has retired, the appointment Ben R“,n_Qh.,1°mw,,n, W” m. W” °”°”° M by "' ‘nd W' °“° programmes are also under way in

Bt- Pm" Di’°~\‘\°*‘° Uilili oonrutioru for me. aeclnreo no wee rein; effective at onoe. rn novem- “dum ,D an -h WMM ill/°M it- 'Phil elilbiished the new p,,,,,,c,u,. an oth... ,,....,r..¢..,»»

*gf l§:§:""§f{€ optlmistie or the mo outlook. "1 do ser, lim, after s railroad ,career of B°,,,b,,,,.|_ of m, Z-,“;,:x,.,,,, ,_ ""5 'nh ‘l'°“'m°" ‘° °”°“°°»”’ orans rain ueyeiopnnni.

-mr, oss; .pwlgp rift see erlyill/I; aeattzzelais; as years started ny,-JA¢:i.errsnitp;:” “_ ¢,_ ,,_ ,,h,,M-,u,,.m,vM Zfnmztwmu Msg: °i“diiie iiimttif- --in New srunewier tngdsgirslt siren

1-1-3-2l_ ’ 0|' IPP! _ Ui! \'° Bil1'iiap‘wllaatPDO\!'i ' “Wi ' ' A wsleomg wgg “tagged to my ` River Power Comiiariy a ie -

--- - interruption to the general business mr freight n-afilo manager or the M mb, ~, th ' one me tnirn unite- oi ao.ooo noree-

1§\° &:°§°hq¥ gil# of the country. On the contrary there canadian National Railways with nz, n;.k|n'nmy 0.5, .$532 T: Tn CUM' power each to its Grand Falls devel-

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January arc. :ww 1°mumon!n;;;ey;n;v:h.;h::i‘vt;ieIhcl‘:e xxiégrnunqiz o;1:1ilr¢;l'i:t pertmtsstto xc his not as repro. mmm. _lm 2__Y“w_m_. “_ ;:>;n;nr;hi;fmttn;os;;intmy§ir;i-;;ye.;7

- - “"3 . Wm ' sen charie _ _

_______ 1 8 u' themselves felt' during the latter mm/._ Mm of which positions he held Q, A_ N W “eww” Y u "um °°"' tm my mm mm' up pany added a 5,500 horsepower unit

quarwr of the year will be sissipai- ,mm M, ,Num gppommwt “ as roilowe. aiscticn machinery. 060;; tg rr, plant on the Nipi.-.sieult river. ed shortly and given reasonably good vice P,,,\d,,,,¢_ wo' "mm wh' ‘d"m'm"' u’ ' "In Nova Scotia the Nova Scotia

w _ _mu in th, cum, ,gm cmgd, rand statutory bylaw advertisins. 32.- Pow" Commmol, complmd tr..-so "'°n"1“'l-_X “_ should rsoora in mo another year ' new on e Morro river. with

' ° 0! l°\md1y NM *Hd oulllmloiive ° 9 ‘- " irutelietion totalling aoooo horse-

ne --i- l Pow" -nd one on me Tugket river

The Avon

0| gn “gag ppogrea_s." Because of Cauadsssuin- _ V aeomtown has qlauvo_ prosperity or the past five . (°°°‘l|l= Pill) Sgndg Sympathy with a.o0o h°rsei>°w°\'- in January amid. yggrs, gh, pmt, ground mt, -lu Brgfhef D15, tA&lY, acethnd. .|_an.

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WASHINGTON. D. C.. lan- 2

_ggoretary of State Btirnsen and Sir Esme Howard. the Br"- tsh Ambaeeadof. today aia’l\°¢\ l convention between the United Btalea and creat Britain limit- ing Qafinlieiy the boundary liue between the Pliillipina Archipel- ¢l\ Old tl! state od North let-

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in normal 4' ` ‘-"" mu” “mm “_” ‘hm (Special ie the Gaasdioa) the Pail River and commenced con-

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mwr, wwum, course we may reasonably expect roras r 1: s plrilhed in

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the Conservatives to assure them majority. The present standing

the parties is as follows: Liberals ..` . . . ...... ............ ‘Conscrvntives‘.... .

Progressives . . ...

Total .....

Wooing of 56 yrs. Married At Last

their home in Granville, Mo.,

school sweetheart. i-hen 14, promia

marry her.

Both are about 70. Sprinkle is a re

er are rated as the biggest dealers live stock in Morriana.

back each winter to Paris, where Miss Hayden amducied millinery stars for 80 years.

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OTTAWA, Ont., Jul. 2-The area- I

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years ago. when young Robert Bprln ` ' - , f kie and his brother, Charles, leit, dl El.

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seek their fortune iurther west. E Miss Millie Hayden. his grammar “

ed to walt for him to return and

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den were married at Moberiy, Mo.

puted millionaire. l-is and his broth-

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For the last 1 years Sprinkle cams

Mo..

, Giesgovrs cattle niastet has been closed because 'ar tha hacnana. mouth disease epidemic in Qtiaiid-

Vi. i. EL Eussian Ambassador Distinggished KILLED 45th Ceremonyj-Z'

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E. T. Mslole, K. C., past grand

master and grand treasurer of the Masonic Grand Lodge of Canada in Ontario, who last night for the A5!!! time ofilciated at an installation ceremony.

Nearly 7Million Pounds OfNew

Zealand' Butter

wanadiaea Press) HALIFAX. N. 8-. lan. s--The

freighter Piako, which arrival hers yesterday from New Zea- land, today began discharging 110.500 boxes or 6.811.500 pound; ef New Zeal-and butter, the large

l eat shipment of butter ever.

landed at lfalilaxf Iris consign- ed mostly to Upper Canadian points, although a large portion is for Maritime consumption.

Allquief

lSpecl.al io the Guardian) SHANGHAI. Jan. 2-'Though E’

the foreign warehipe in shanght harbor had priming pins in tht guns and all the members of tl: defense forces had been ordered 1 report to their stations in the eve-~ of the firing of a signal of six shol- the first dey of Nankin‘s noir inal abolition of extra territo lality passed without any ui usual events. Drlnzling rain spo- ed the Chinese plans for parse? which might have furnished demo sti-ations. The foreign commuhl unperturbed is celebrating the ni year and the cafes are gay a: crowded, i_,;

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Toronto 4.2-48, rain. Montreal. 86-36. rain. ~ Quebec, 24-24. rain. '

Charlottetown, 26-iii. cloudy.

Halifax. 32-B0, cloudy.

Bt. John. 34|-84, cloudy. . Hllh tide this afternoon at 2.30 z..

tomorrow morning at i.2'i.

sun rises this mcmins at 1-301:

sets this 5,81. ‘L

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