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(Canadian Press) FRBDHZICTON. N. B. Jars, 8- On the Bflmnd that the New Bruns- wick Liquor Control Board he; not the jurisdiction to permit the sale e1

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paste Principles For

I The FOITHZIiZIOH of 22h: Viillllied and beers in hotels, Chief . w In a mrnssoner R. G. Fulton has de- _I The Ne ' clined to grant the request, for 1,0. l’ tel sale placed before the W... ‘p; George Hamhleton, Clnldll" mission by a delegation of hotel

mm- a 18W days ago. After a

staff Correspondent) . _ m” - meeting of the board today, Com-

missioner Fulton dispatched a letter I9 E- B- Bweenev. Saint John, Pres- ident of the Maritime Provinces Hotel Association. in which he stat- ed that while wide powers were con. fen-ed on the board by the N. B. Liquor Control Act. he did not be.

LONDON. Jan. t-‘Ihe ildeal of mo; rule for India has advanced emu“, 51,1359, The Round Table conference sub-commltte: on Fed-- m! structure this afternoon com- pm“; p; genersl discussion. Lord BM-Jwy the Lord Chancellor, will no" prepflré his report as chairman or the sub-committee, and this will t. presented to the conference for totalled consideration on Monday-

prime Minister Ramsay MacDon- 11d is xpected to present the Gov- h-nments proposals to the Confer- ence at a plenary session Thursday. m Conference itself plans to ter- minate its labors on January 19th. me trend of discussion in the vari- ous sub-committees indicates the council will probably lay down the following as the basic principles for the formation of the new India.

(ii-British India and the Indian States will be linked in all-India Federation.

izi-There will be a Federal Par- llunent of tvco chambers represen-. tatlve of both British-India and the

to initiate such a "srvesptng move-g

GIANT MERGER IS RIIMIIRE I]

( Canadian Press)

QUEBEC. Jan. tl-The merging of the Intematlonal Fertilizer Company‘ of this city with two powerful over- seas chemical producing concerns, W55 "Ported here today, following a visit to Quebec of four European financiers. -While details or the am-

lleve that, in itself. it had the power

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In _Halifa . To Con- tinue Until January 17th - Thirty Cases Before Board.

‘(Canadian Press)

HALIFAX, N. S., Jan. iP-The first taenslons tribunal to sit in Halifax under the amended act will begin hearings tomorrow. to continue until January 17. It is expected about thirty cases will come before Col. L. H. MacKenzle of Pictou. and Lt. Col. N. P. MacLcod of St. John. They arc Rcfllmltanled by Captain J. A. W. Labello. Registrar; Dr. Cameron, medical adviser; H. A. Bridges and A. Labclle, commission counsel. Jo- seph Connolly o! Halifax, is Pen- sions Advocate. From Halifax the , ‘Tribunal will move to New Glasgow ‘ . and Sydney, thence going to Char- lottetown.

BIRTH CIIIITRIII TRIAI. MARRIAGE AND IIIIIIIRBE

Canada. and Countess in 1898-1904.

(Canadian Press)

o! l-Zorl of Cromer, who has necnunufficialiy mentioned in London as of Crouier,

Priest Elected Against His. Protest, Refuses To Take Seat In U. S. Legislature

state legislative body. He was chosen

tirssimc next goverrnr- !;»';:'_'r.':I for T flaunt" "I “ii-I'm Ea" °l Minto, governor-general of Canada

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Co Very High!

That potato prices will not go very high this winter, due to a. well-sup- plied market and to the low prices o! all other commodities, is the opin- ion of Mr. J. W. Boulter, Secretary of the Prince Euwarcl island Potato Growers‘ Association, who returned‘ recently from a. business trio to the, United States. The potato ntarket.‘ however, remains steady. During his trip, which was partly a. Christmas holiday, Mr. Boulter visited points as far south as Baltimore.

The potato market is steady lo:- aily, the Association reports. The demand is fair, and considerable quantities are being shipped. Load- ing is not as brisk as it was during the recent period of fine weather. For Green Mountain seed. 60 ‘cétits a bushel is oflered. and for Green Mountain table stock, 50 emits. There is poor demand for Irish Gob- blers at present. Turnlps continue to move briskly at 25 cents a bushel.

Flue Italian g Airmen Killed, Three Injured

BOLOMA, Portugese Guinea, Afri- ca, Jan. 8—'I‘he glory attained by the Italian seaplanes Tuesday, in their Trans-Atlantic flight to Natal, Brazil, had its 1trice, five oi Italy‘s

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95 Pei Cent Paymetn By Dominion Would Be Particularly Ac- ceptable In Mari- times, He Says.

The following tomment. on the statement by Premier Bracken of u- surance received from the Dominion Prime Minister to pay 95 percent d the cost of old age pensions to every Irovince was made yesterday by 11ml. W. M. Lea, Premier of Prince Ed- ward Island;

"The assurance given by Prime Minister Bennett tn the Western Provincial Premiers that. the Domin- ion (iovernn-icnt would assume 9i percent of the cost of old age pen- sions will he appreciated by all those qualified to receive such assistance. and the Prime Minister should be commended for fulfilling this pre- elcclion promise195 pcrcenf.

I “This should prove particularly acceptable to the Maritime Provinc- es, which would otherwise be finan- cially unable to assume this burden until the recommendation of tho Duncan Commission, with respect to adjustment of the Fcdarnl subsidies had been fully implemented."

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Indian States.

rah-There will be self-government for federated India with safeguards. All rvderol Ministers will be respons-

by the voters of the town of Hook- set at the election last November, de-

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algamation were lacking, it was un. derstood here that the fusion would result in the establishment of two chemical factories in this country,

finest, aviators were left behind Hcad and three were injured. .

Two of the fourteen talanes in the squadron were virtually clestroycd.

Scathingly Condemned In An Encyclical of

CONCORD. N. 11., Jan. ‘L-Thc Rev. Napoleon J. Gilbert, the pastor of the Holy Rosary Catholic Church

lusal to "take part: in politics" even K n 0 ‘v n Maritime

lble ta the Viceroy alone.

hit-Tho Viceroy will retain emer- m" I" 531M Jfihfl- N- B» the other

Pope Pius XI Reaf- fir mi n g Catholic

of Hookset, failed to appear today to occupy the seat in the New Hamp-

to the extent of tendering a formal resignation. Unless he notifies thc

Horseman P a s s e d

spite his public protest and a re-I l)r- vl- G- Church;

Delatedly official announcement

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. . t Levis Que. se-irwtwters- , “ ' . - . Y t d ha b d 1 ti r ~ n- 'l h _ » v , r shire House of Representatives to I, lature that he will not accept A W 3. Y GS Bl’ ay 5 “"1"” e ° 1° mo‘? l ‘l l-i" , (5 qhutpnomy is planned for the DOCTTIII? 0f S3nctlt§ which he w” erected an tlxfifim-i Ebfinbborshlpmnd that body then ac- ' attended one o1 the greatest victories (Special to the Guardian) provinces of British India. with res- of Matrlmun _ ‘Drlilllg. , . r .1), . b l y‘ ocratlc ticket last November. Rev. cepts his resignation, his place can- 0191' the Clements in the history oi TARRYTOWN, N. it. Jan., 8-:- pons’ c Gmemmenttu m? He“ u m‘ ANNOUNCEMENTS, T ___—“_ Father Gilbert is so far as known not be fitted legglly and the town aviation. the delay being due lo the Threatening letters received‘ by John 46111151" "B"! ‘ ' (Special to The Guarfliwl wish of the Italian Govcrnemnt that D. Rockefeller and his son John 9-

tei for the present system o!

dvarchy. The Provincial Governors,

however, to rctein special powers. Iti-Jrhc provincial franchise will

COMING EVENTS, MEETINGS ETCS.

"Cardigan Shipping Club Ship-

VATTCAN CITY, Jan. 8.-'-Birth control, trial marriage and divorce were scathingly condemned today in

here, the only Catholic priest titled by electivn I0 a Place in a stead of its usual two.

en- wlll have only one representative in-

dance

SUMME%IDE, Jan. 8.—-Dl‘. W. Cr. Church. well known wnr veteran. passed away athis resi- in Sumnicvsids.

horseman and

early this

nothing mar rejoicing at completion or‘ the flight and celebration of It-

Jr.. from the mysterious "inventtl" who has threatened the lives of

alys "epiphany" or second Christ- mas.

Owen D. Yovung and several other ttrominent people recently, have re-

an cncyclical of Pope Plus XI re- affirming the Catholic doctrine of the sanctity of matrimony. It was the first such expression of the Holy See on the theme in 50 years.

be extended and special provisions will probably be made for women voting.

I7I—'l'hcve will be five centrally admimstered districts of the north-

Ping hogs and lambs Wednesday,

January 14th. 1396-1-9-31. stilt-ed in strengthening of the gvards

around the Rockefeller estate l‘!!!-

i ‘Additional men have brcn engaged.

i [so that the former twelve hour trhiits hows

ihavo been reduced to eight

imorning, aftcr an illness of only two weeks.

The late Dr. Wiley. Granderson Church was born in Calming. N. S..

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Ma s22.) And Mmeilloffre Had Pact They Arranged

"North Milton Hornets vs. Gran- ites at Highfleld rink Saturday night. Skating after match. 1404-1-9-2

we“ “mile!” and 51nd 811d "l! ¢X~ 'I'l1e cncycllcal containing 16,000 . and “'35 thc son of Captain and Mrs.

ccutive of the whole will be given "Reserve Tuesday. January 20th, Wvrds. drew upon the full sources of g ' l S .d B Charles Church. formerly of Nova . ‘shifts. Each of the Rockfellem re-

lhe rank and] status or a Governor- for Rev. R. Moorehead Legate illus- ecclesiastical authority I01‘ its PYB- a r l a l e y Scotin. but now in the United B E ceivecl twmty five letters from thq ocpts, which, mandatory on the states. - Hltllfltlt‘. who amoerently believes that

of a province. ilii~llurma will be separated from British India. A special conference

trated lecture Ln St. James Hall.

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Tho deceased was educated in Nova Scotia and latcv wont to Queens Univcrsitv. Toronto. where he ob-

faithful. the Pontlfl said he hoped to , some one stole his invention. sec accepted by all men. He exprcs- A-————--— -—-——' iNcmaha.

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meeting of Dun-

as h ‘ , —i-— T c annual pAnls, Jan. 8.~—'l‘he prime factor both bodies. I Coasmuards found 23m

i‘ Planned to consider Burma's con- staffnage Creamery will be held on . stitutton, Wednesday’, January 21st at 2 p. m. Birth control: Those Dffliiiicllli i“ Marsha“ Jam-es Wm “Tat he be Colonel Dcsmazgstsnui Eimtmihffic tainted his diploma as a veterinary sacks of liquor on board the Elinor 137a'1'8'3i' birth control the Pontlff describes as bill-led at‘ the Jim-e homesm 01:02:; rfidazeden £4512“ Jagger‘ tow qrmxtxw; surgeon. l-lc tiracticed in Nova ' Joan. of Laliave, sister: ship of tho

"branded with the guilt 0f a grave cncmnes" colon’: Desmaze l ’ Bcotia and the state of Maine and 011C SyndlCatP. Tlplllllg Audiry. when they captured hrrr a8

"Cornwall Rink skating nights. . - h t, ' 1g b "d _ th a cnmnt, Wednesday and Saturday. Hockey crime." Abortion is termed "murder." 5"“ Yevfliled will!" “*5 a ‘W511i “t [Jclxlinsg fmyggegk legeljgrizgphiw I later in Prince Edward Island. He off Coast Guard AS Grccnnvrl. L- It 0n DlfiemVr 33-

. ' "d hi . . . . . Trufo fiurlers and special skates on Monday. Divorce; The age old catholic dcc- Mme" Jmjfrelbehbllvlrci lffsll; glib“ mo“ pd Baum: who being granted ; had n distinguished military career _. And on the last day oi’ the month 13714441‘ trine o! the lndissolubility of mar- This “w d m“ or” p “ ' _ 73ml “~35 n emu-an of the south M- TO IWOVGIHQHE 0t m» Rama 11, m" Shelburnrt, was T a M a ’ _ m e for any reason whmsucver is had he been given a permanent tomb a wish by Zeus and Hermes asked _ mm w“ w‘! a1?“ sewed with my r Theo‘. _ Mo“ m mm 3mm“ ‘w the patm‘ run OIICIOH New wiltshtm District Edge Wm r 8 'ir~ Les Invnlides which he might to die and be together forever. The: " ‘ ‘s " * ” e v .‘ ‘ boflgAcmp an" wwém ram“ o‘

. . l c '. a ~ . - . meet in Barton Lodgeroom, North reaffirmed. than had had he “vlshm A mausoL gods chmged them mm trees Wm, , tn tron n the Gicut War where hc yanced For Loss of

. ,__ Milton. Tile-idly. January 13th M companionate ntarrlago: Expcri- I . , n was promotrd to Major. It was dur- met trove fired. z P‘ M‘ 1394'1'9‘3" mental marriage of any sort the “I'm “m be erected on the ‘amuy zftlstlilimllitegvei'bT1:n::;i:rrT;d that "Ly “l3 this Wm" that ho received a sev- Rum RUHHQTS. T ‘vhpthfll’ or not a rum wav has!

crc wound at the base of thc skull. when thc hors: on which he was rid- ing was shot to plcccs from the ex- ploding of :1 shall. The severe wounds and r-zhcck were partly the cause of the stroke which caused his death at an curly agc.

It was as :1 racing; man and lover c! hcrsoilcsii that D1". Church was best known in the Maritime Pro- vlnccs. lle came to the Island near- ly twenty years ago in connection with horse racing. but did not per- manently reside hcrc until 1916. He lived for some limo in Ontario. Be-

Elle In Quebec Villages Alarmed By Violent Earth Shocks

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QUEBEC Jan 8—'I‘he most no- Mountain villages of Si. Tits P“ ticeable earthquake this district has Caps and St. Fcrroel, the shock was experienced since 1925. shook a ITEM V1019“ "wulh m mm“ me people I to the streets in fear. Many P9013"

[been declared. that two months per- ‘iod of coastguard success has oolI the men behind the trade in vessel‘ and f-nlwza. at lcast Slflflilmo-

(Canadian Press)

‘FRURO. N. 5., Jan. iL-Truro suc- cessfully defended the ldcibellan Cup Rsalnst four rinks of Moncton curl- er‘ hm’ Ifmilhi- The total score was “m. 11; Monoton, e1.

"The Annual Meeting of the —————-————~— (Continued on page l0)

Kingston Farmer's Institute will bc held on Saturday, January 10th in Kingston Hall. 1370-1-8-31.

(Canadian Press) HALIFAX, N. S. Jan. 8-—'1"hc pos- sibilfty of a war to extinction be- tween two syndicates. which have el- , evated the game of beating the! Eighteenth Amendment to the sphere of big business, is seen ltere in the capture by the United State: coast- guard within the last; two months of g; seven rum carriers. all of them. in- it‘ 4 _ cldentally. built in Nova Scotia yards i, w or registered in provincial ports. Bad ‘I “I. You t NE weather forcing tho boats in for sbcl- for. and an Elltft‘. tmtrc‘. during the

Royal Bank At Montreal Robbed

(Canadian Prose) MONTREAL. Que.. Jan. Br-Five men today lined up the staff of the St. Denis street branch of the Roy- al Bank of Canada against the wall

The Weather, Etcr

"Southern District L. O. L. meets in Sword Iiodge. Wood Islands. Jon. 13th at 10 a. m. M. A. MacNcill. District Master. 1407-1-9-2i

‘Fancy Dress Carnival at Cape Traverse Rink Saturday. January 10th. Primes for best costumes. Skat- ers in costume free. 1405-1-8-21

Tire Prices Cut B)’ 7 Companies

"Director's Meeting. Hunter River Club in New Glasgow l-lall, Saturday.

CLouo is 0N\.Y

"‘_""_‘ Jan. 10th, 7.30 p. m. Parties intcr- . v - c mo,“ 5;. MQWFREAL, Jan I-GQ|1Qf.] n. "ted m purchasing ‘cad invited‘ bzrttldisfillzigcifefgo m bms. The armed tjgtsgler? rsiight bit so in Quebec City 191% the tram" 5nd fore the Canadian Natlmm F“ holiday season. are not sufiicicnt, in dlictions on tire in Qgnad. , -——-— Moo-u p l far as could be learned, had caused it was noticeable at numerous prov- -__._~5T-»d - —--~1~6--— waterfront opinion. to cxtilain the hive been announced by seven lame "Annual Meeting of the Hllisboro no damage, imlll Villfllfl- ( '0" mm m‘ pug" i remarkable sixccess of the enforce- ‘

There was a Slight Elli-h 511°“ on ment cruisers in sharing the speedy

Dairying Company, will be held in Banks were tow!“ from shelves the

°°lfll>anles forming the Rubber As- supply craft. The coastguard.

. edition of Canada, Th, pm, w, mmfgk, °"t aw°dxftesditfi i“‘£““EY EléCtéd D! fGCtO 7'8 m ,, rm; college library and the Christmas day but it was barely ner- imtlres ranges from 10 to 15 parcgnt gecfetsyy,’ a p‘ ' lllghl-lllfflill k clock in a convent at River Queile ceptible and passed practmally un- Judge Wou meow 1L are 59mg “my M, a w-eap.‘ :11: ‘h; m" u" 0f Daesehler tier ROY"! Ban stopped at 7.14. In the Laurentian noticed. D. M on iynflolafi‘fgflfixslfiizgatlftathzgttlg-i - w lie lower prises for tubes "Dr. curt. Purdy Station, Wcat- - ”—"' __ IUOTCC ara on °"' ° '“ ' rill be marked .1" _ cheater Co, n. Y., u. s. a. Phone ___g_'__ Barney and mo. fourteen and I"- cutting contest. u“ by a h of 1 1 2 I" 51B. Chronic maladies prevented (cm-dim "m, m“ yglfg 01d, brought $105. oJe. _ 11,6 Maze] To“ or Lunenbm,‘ wag

"Jiorfty d! listings. The new

llrice list is effective now.

‘nitlyuon one or two clones of

b _ N! will the new i931 prices {Illlher- The lower 0mm mo“

"la lhnounoenrant of a lim- The Ove in the United Qtatea,

m Ruff!" wmvlnies which forro ' b” Association follow: Do-

the first seizure in the present ser- ; ies. She carried 403 sacks of liquor’ and was taken on November 2. Twen- ty-one days later the Good Luck yielded 501 cases. she was built in 1930 and carried a steel-plated deck- hotise. The Mackinlnge, biggest. of them all, fitted with a ltlgh powered‘ wireless and smokescreens, was taken

Five Horses Under Hammer

seventeen, and Fred. fourteen. were sold separately for $82.60 and 52.50. The sale leaves but ten horses in Saint John's fire department, the Commissioner pointing out about $400 annually was saved by the replace- ment of each horse by motor equip- ment. Along with some forty o! their pmdeceaso , Barney and Dan and

and euread at home. where they or-

“Inna 1“9_1o_1o_3m°,_ MONTREAL, Que, Jan. B.-Hon.

Frank Stanfield, of Truro. N. 8., Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotla. and M. W. Wilson, General Manager of the Bank. today were elected dir- ectora of the Royal Bank of Canada at the annual meeting here.

CHICAGO. Jan. tL-An injunction] should be obtained b_v Mrs. Bessie Sniutsky to restraint herself from maiying her husband, Judge Harry A. Lewis said when he granted her a divorce from Nathan Saintsky-thc third she has obtained from him since their first marriage in 1922. Judge Lewis made the suggestion to her

"Regular monthly meeting Char- lottetown Ladies’ Auxiliary rrotest- ant Orphanage. Canadian Legion Bldg" Grafton Street, Friday, 9th. 3,30 p, m, 1391-14-11.

"The Annual Meeting of the New Perth Dairying Company, will be

(Canadian Press) SAINT JOHN‘. N. 3., Jan. B-Step- ping out of the city's harness to make way for motor equipment, four

‘ronouro. no}; Fo-nlirir westerly winds. f??? and cold.

BOLAMA, Portuguese Guiana,

"mm" Rllbb" Company. Limited; Tuesda 5M5?" Tire and Rubber Company IT‘ 2 o'cloclr': Jill» 8—N0 if!“ 0i l!" 504i" 0f 0f 561M 30ml’! bill? "W" 1|" 170d Ind J00 h!" 1°"! '0 "l9 “I'm- attomey, Harry A. Coles. into Providence on December 17, Maximum g1 h Canada, unfit“; plum,“ n" Jamel A. Gordon, President. ‘F1 7.,‘ four Italian aviators who were , horses were auctioned off a few days err-row do you explain this divorce with 1.000 cases aboard. 'I'he Shflll-| Mtmnrum 11 d Rim)" Company, 1M; 131ml» M°L“'"' secremw‘ l“ ' ' ' ' "m" i" 4"“ "h"! "N" ‘"- IBO- They W!" 3i"!!! Int! Dill. I marathon?" Judge Lewis asked of allum with a big Christmas load was; 31;}, “d, this 30971109“ at 354-; “t l-The towed into New York a day Or F0 tomorrow morning at 233.

Tin- end Rubber 000d! Company; an” Annual Mum,‘ of the plane crushed after taking off pair of matched blacks, which had WASHINGTON. Jan- Mrs. Salntsky. for Nlill will! b6 fllllllfl lflflI-Y- later. Sun rises this morning at 1.34 an