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The Pople's Paper

Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

Read byEverybody

1930

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your thoughts hence?

years

Annual Euhuripunnu urine-red 15.10, Hy Mull (numb and l‘ d. A. $4.50.

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B? Krn Clark, Canadian Press Staff Luucspumlcnt.

WASHINGTON. D. 0., Def‘. 2B -Af- jtei- o week of unezulnrrs lll Republic- lnn z-nrl Democratic ('li‘Clf‘S. Washing- j ion ha". settled ‘down in the firm belief

Eoviets , Would Destroy World’s Fur In_d_ust ry

Russians _, “Five Year Plan” Of Flooding Markets Of Canada

anon Pruauss l m us mui WllRi|l__PEIiBE

Supporters of the Lei- gue of Nations Have Substantial Reasons

All Hope For Doren And Crew . Is Abandoned

Opinion Is That Derelict Schooner Could Not Withstand The .

Inspects Guard Of Honor

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Will Scrap

“Sam Browns "

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(JHICAGO, Dec. 28.-The

i With Furs, Has Prompted (jan- adian Furriers To Make Re- presentation To Min, ()f National Revenue.

(Canadian Press)

OTTFAWA, Ont, Dec. 28——Thc menace of flooding the markets of Canada with Russian furs, produced under the Soviets "five year plan" and under conditions of "virtual slavery," has prompted the Canadian Furriers Guild to nuke representa-

tions to the Minister of National Revenue, l-lou. E. B. Ryckman, look- ing towards measures designed to forestall the threat. according to F. D. Burkholrlcr of Ottawa, President of the Guild.

The furriers are ail-ring [or the im-

Chicago police department is go- ing to Junk its snappy Sag“ Browne belts for good and suf- firli-nt reason, to wit;

Two husky hluecoats hastened tn quell l. Communism: (lemon-

. siration. A f ‘ ‘ demonsiraf- _ _ _ _ , m, ‘pied "m", "abbm "m" postlon oi a tariff on raw furs. Willi m1“ be"! and hem them ha“ ccrtam preferential clauses. So. far w hack, “this”, um“ a“ h" there has-not been much direct

swamping of Canada with Soviet

cohorts escaped.

“The Same Browne belts must :0." said Police Commissioner John ll. Alcoek. "They seem to function for policemen just like harness docs for horses." '

articles, although a. large volume is entering this country through the United Stores, Mr. Burkhoidei" says. The trade in Cunuda is being affect- ed also by the notions of certain British furriers, who lending them- selves as agents in London for those materials dumped into England, are rc-exportlng them to this country at o price with which the Canadian trade cannot compete. “There is‘ a’ (lefinlte design on the part of the Soviets to destroy the fur industry throughout the world," Mr. Burk- holclcr said today.

“Fritish, Steamer Afire At Sea

For Rejoicing - The Greatest Menace To World Harmony.

GENEVA, Dec. ‘lit-The your i030 has brought to League of ‘Notions supporters many hcartachcs and some substantial reasons for rejoic- i113.

‘rho end o! the year, observers at Geneva generally Rcremfinds the dz".- ternntional situation more troubled than at any time since the Locarno treaty was signed, yet indications are

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in MElBi-lili PASSES up

(Canadian Press)

LONDON De: 27~L2rd Mclthelt the former Sir Alfred Moncl, one of Britain's lending industrial finch‘ eiers died here this afternoon.

He had been ill with phleblti: for several wecis and recently a relapse caused grave fcnrs that he could not recover. lie had been under the constant cam of his physicians at his London home for some time.

bolls». Tilleyl Qn Trade Mission

rspecisl to the Guardian)

rvoz-ru. Arabia. Dec, 27~The Brit- l |'~'1 iezuncr Queen Moor was afire era: Aden today with flames leap- iurq ubové the hatches amldshlps. The bridge of the ship also was aflre and L: was unable to make steam. Tlln American steamer Jeff Davis .'!:od by ready to rescue the new 1-’ they deserted the ship;

AN NOUNCEMENTS. COMING EVENTS, MEETINGS ETCS.

anv's__nriiii

Fathcr’s Farm.

"Dance. St. Charles Community

""11. Tuesday, Dec. aom. nor-n wanna,“ "m,

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To South America

N S suwr norm. u‘. B. Dec. 2s- l ‘ - The Prcnince of New Brunswick

lvill have a spe ‘il rcpPscntrtf-ive on

N VESTIEATlNE‘

the south American trad: mission of the Canadian CllﬂilllJCl‘ c-f Commer- ce. Hen. L. P. D. Tilley. K. C., President of the Executive Council,

rims been srlected to fulfill thLs task.

ito

it was announced here today by Hon J. B. M. Baxter. Premier. The mission is to Bucnos Aires and other

Whose Lifeless Body livlcces in South Anrericn. Was Found 0n His _

accidental or not they were unable (lClCNDllV).

"Wwnrsdnv. Jan. v, there will be ‘ “l”!!! drama in Hope River Hall 115612-274:

“_"Reziilnr skating nights. Monday, Pfvlnesday and Friday at Highficld "Jk- ll73—l2-29~2i

c James Church Sunday School jhfrrl fakes place Tuesday evening "i '30- mz-iz-zo-il

TRURO. N. 5.. Dec. 28~~Nova Sco-, victor MncCallum. the brother. tia police ore investigating the death [sold that Foster left the house to cf Foster ll/laccallum, ‘:11 year cldjteud the cattle during the afternoon. farmer's son, u-hcme lifeless body wasiA short time later Victor started t0~ found behind a carriage shed by his ward the barn to assist him. and dis- brothcr late yesmwlay: Beside the Iccvcrcd the body M he rounded the b:d_v, pierced by u bullet over tl\C'Cul‘l'lR§C house. He shouted for his heart, Fay o 22 calibre rifle. A cor- , father, Irving MacLallum. who was

ouers Jury this afternoon flllblbllltidﬁll the house a short distance away.

min. ic., with tia- rount Craig-even. the Ulster plfmier, ,1 ef hg-n-yr Cf up

"oral Ulster Ccnntzxbalurya at the (I

Reviewed For Tuetfear cool,

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c:'i_.; cf the Pr C: thir. scvon '.v'll ,T'~ .2 i. ml be u. the vie" 1.! sisooooo. ac‘ . i ~= . moron‘ cording to Mix . T. Cinllaht, Super- ; 23135.03 visor cf Fislinrl s. ‘,1 __ 4 ._.'. If .3. ’:‘ The fcilcwi A detailed conrtncn‘. 11;.‘ “Yntlitrcl , l.),.~Sl ‘iilflillllil Mr. Gzillrmt xvill be reed with int .-1Cod 5t. 45 1).“..11~i.0o est- ilakn 16.491‘ 13,953.00‘ Herring: Th: (‘ll/Sh and value will Hwdtiack 1.30.) 2.073.011 be about the rrtnie as lust year. lclilll“; 1537.0‘)?

Cod: There is rm inc e in the 5635,00 catch and an incrc 3? in the mar-l 18.53.00‘ keted value. Offre‘: of [he IJc-part- f" ‘H; meri, have lrrcu chm; ll ll'llCl.lCill‘i_ -' 3,130.0’) 1o the fishermen in the prcvpei‘ mclh- L 731845.011,

I . l 1 thr. l, . . c1 and value: Will cc PITKF, the some for the whole ycxmi

rad cf preprzrinr: lish for the markrt’ and. as o. retult, better prices have been rcecivcrl.

l Lz-bsters: There was n. large ln~l create in the catch. but on zxccsuutl ‘cf the lew DTlCC-Z prsvailins: bcth furf the canned and live prcduci. u“! nlRYhCtILl value will no‘. l2; any great- er than lust year.

Emclts; Gill-DC‘, [slung was a fail- ure this season the catch being; the smallest for y:ars. [Liz-pet fishing. however‘, has hrzl o good bcginnlng~ in East, West and Vernon rivers good catches are reported. The total catch will be below that of last your, Mackerel: The catch with

Vl/ork Acctlirixiolislienl By , United lVI-oritizne Fish-Jr-

hock‘ 111011 In Firs’. Six Months

(loath to the bullet

‘rulllflll-dlhl csr of. Albion Nut coal w Milton today 5nd Monday. B. C. , “mlev- libl-ll-Tfli I

m ‘Cardigan Hall Monday, December i,‘ hi ‘Vlllﬂt. Bingo, Dance. If not m" will be held Tuesday, 30th.

1122-12-25-31.

“flies: the children in songs. Shrines, and dialogues at St. James “Filly School concert, Tuesday ev- mm; it 7.30. l172-l2-29-2l

I‘ "Holy Name Hall, st. Peters. ‘Pnday. December an. Bingo and ill-w; amusements. one table. m- Acsnmcnts. Doors open 2-11 P. M. dmlssion 25c. ll35-l2-27-2i.

"Bis Holiday Auction Firty-Fivc Tmmument. Kelly's Cross mu. “lﬂllllmv. December 29th. Breeze out "l" Home. Lunch served.

1111-12-24-41.

Clllt. Purdy station. West- r 00., N. Y., U. B. A. Phone ‘1-7 Chronic maladies prevented "d cured lthome. whore they or- “llllls l 1480-10-10-31110!

wound. but add- The rifle was lying ncnr the bcdyianrl llnr- has been good especially in ed that whether the dkschurge was nnd pointed toward it.

lEairyProduction of Canada

First Complete Report From Dominion Department l

Lugs County. The (Icmrmd is poor. ~ "sever, nun the marketed value will. ":2 below that of last year. l.

Quohaugs: The Earle Fishci-‘es hnd l :1 big increase in their puck this ssu- i son. and en account; cf the good‘ quality of their goods. had c. reudyl

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'l'iic total estimated milk produc- tion in Canada in 1920 in estimated by the Dominion Bureau of Statis- tics ot 14.349.023.000 pounds, as coin- psred with 14.512.898.000 pounds in i928. The total number of cows milked in 1920 was 3.103.340, as com- pared with 5,226,424 in i928. The imroduetlon of milk by Provinces is in pounds as fellows". Prince Ed- ward Island 150,464,000: Nova Seofo. 573,957,000: New Brunswick 422,720,- 000; Quebec, 4,304,500,000; Ontario. 5,357,100,000; Manitoba. 823,518,000; Saskatchewan, 1,234,515,000; Albcrtl. 1,062,600,000; British Columbia. 419.- 640.000.

‘The destruction of the total mllk

production among the different des-

criptions of dairy produce is estim-

,markct for them and good prices; l were received.

Oysters: The catch for East, Wcz-t. Vernon, Seal and Orwell rivers its‘ about the some as last year with small prices prevailing. For the firs: time sncc i915 some oyster fishinl!‘ has been carried on on the famous beds in the Narrows. Bideicrd River. o. tributary to Richmond Bay, will also give n good account of itself next year as it is tho intention of the Dc-

utcd cs follows, the quantities being l expressed in pounds of milk: But- tor-Dairy, 2,060,080,000; creamciy. 3,098,061,000. Cheese-homemade. 5,490,000; factory. 1,329,958,000; mis- celloncous factory products, 307,725,- 000; consumer. fresh or otherwise ilscrl. 0,647,102,000.

The production of butter and cheese in 1929 was, in pounds. as fol- lows, with the figures for i928 within

brackets: Butter-Dairy 80,000,000 partment. to open tl-iis area for fish- l90,000.000); crenmcry, 170,810,230 ing for n short time next fall. Oy- li68.027,039i; total butter, 25B,810,- sters also show sfg-ns of recovering

in Grand River.

Following is the total catch of fish in the Province from January i, i930. to and including November 30. i930: Values Quoted Paid at Boat side. Kinds Quantity Value

‘.130 $58,027,039); Cheese-Home- made, 490.000 (435,050); factory, 118,- 746,286 (l4l.584,019); Willi cheese, 110,236,286 ( 145,019,678).

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of Existence Benefits; Fishermen ~ Important

Projects Discurscrl.

HrlhlF/lx, Dec. Lll-mﬂ mw house flag is about to ily: mm" Maizliine. ivatcrs, n new trade innrk will short- ly appzar on mi ohl llfflflllfl 0i U10 custom provluczs, and within the next, few weeks a new journal will more important or. indicators of a trend than us single uchim emcnts. In that six mouths, and izroiving out of the preliminary work done by Dr. M. M. Candy. the organizer. n new frellug hus ccmc lo life in tl-ic=20,- 00o men who fish from the shores cf those provinces. The idea of stand- ing together. of buyiiv: and selling eowrperatlvciy. of learning to reach for markets through an improved product, has taken hold and is here t: stay.

Some time in the new ycnr .-\ bl.-

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11ml more is not goinc lo he any . ’f‘hursclay' and Friday the r. wires hummeri with the invita- of Rolcssor John Dewey. emin- rnt philorcjziicr and lcarlri" of the i": 5:110 for independent ‘political ac- tion, to Gccirge W. Norris. radical C“ll.'l'.(>l‘ from Nebraska, to pct out of the Republican Pally and join a new Librral ilrgoni‘ tiOll. {Senator Nor“

reid he would not. He. said under the p? cut syttteiu cf cleclqng a Pvrsici~

‘ m‘. through the Electoral College. an

mdepcrxlent cr third party candidate

‘for the While House stood no chance

zir::l he would devote his energies as rt Republican Senator toward the, HlJLIQVlIIllFHt of the Electoral College.

sulphur

blur in uluuiur

l Canadian: Press]

OTTAEVA. Ont, Dec. ZZSL-lucmiei" R. B. Bennett announced there was no statement to make at. the conclu- ricn of _\'t\’~lf‘l‘(lll_\".'1 mcetiiv: of the Cabinet. Council. The sittinrz was lenvtiivv, and it is; uuzlcrstood. u moss hf routine matters recciwd coiirid- r

l"! ‘lion.

Killed And flilzrce Wounded

ltianzzdian Pres:

‘SALTIM, 1nd,. Der. ll‘... Ono man was tallied and thrre efllcers were wounded in R gun bottle here lost. niﬁhl. when {our l)\'(\Lll(‘i‘S stormed the Wzxr-hingtoii county jail in 1m cf- lnrt i0 .'~<‘i7.(‘ trvo pri iiirvs who were

helm; held ill COllllPCllOFi with the of their

feud. ‘inr: father two

weeks ago.

fffevival In Important Sea lriclustzry Uf Maritimes As i llesultofCo-OperativePlant

Last Minute News Flashes

rinxu; caiauienr; lNJURl-ll)

LONDON‘. lit-r. ill-Princi- (ll-urge. youngest son of fhc Kine- and Qucrn was thrown from his horse ulul slightly in< jarred while Iiuntiny; with the Drlvvir hounds this afternoon.

LARGE "All.

NIZW LONDON. Conn, llcv. '18 —l.adcu with 2.800 sacks of li- quor, the l-ikunor loan, a vessel of British registry, was captured today by the coastguard as shr- attempted to enter (irrcnport, L.

BACK FRO): ('G'R().\';\TI().\'

LONDON. Dec. 117-Brin¢ing with him many souvenirs of his African trip, the Duke of Glou- cc~ter third son of the King and Queen arrived home in England

Stornfs Violence On Saturday.

ifﬁlnndiun Pro.- I l HALIFAX. N *= 1 1's -HJ|IP for‘ the softly cf C. ‘. F1. ii ii: and‘ ,l1ls C111‘ of =x waned today as no} "ivortlof the (larch/tr schooner Dorenl ‘(TlllC lie-n a: turbo! l lfrmil, opinion, at . l (‘fY-l. cal: rcrichrzl u vrlvirzvy- I of seventy mile-s an hour, our. that:

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the riccl vc.~.:.cl. wmvcciied i2): yvnrsf o1‘ lCllClICiS ﬁt St. FllTlf‘. wrapped of‘ Cneillcq; out‘. mo“. (if hcr ripping,‘

‘cculd not \vi‘liz.‘.niz<l til? 3'.Jl'lI1_§ vloL lenee. ',

. : To enhance the ]'Il'1\'.'\liOll oi‘ hcrl

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Will Winter Irri-‘l, The Work/rouse l

uiporiul lo the trusrddnl NlilY YOWK, Ilri‘. !7—R mall. poor mun. leqggr r Jo: Denlrls lat". Pct? rc-vxt jail ion s'x months. Joe sail bogged $5.’: on (hrislnms day. ' e had a look hook shoving i~~ licz-‘ils of RTZXJ (TuzIng Drccmir".

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lcrew, if thr- Dorcu ts still afloat. thc' ll “as zc-‘thrg wintry Joe 1 -

lizalc was aezompaulicd by the hear-l plaﬁved and the famiﬂv alive 1 licrl. EHOWllll in _'."‘l'.',‘. The llnreii, inl Willi-f!“- ln i‘.~l‘iornla: rml ,\' I liov for lhlilux l"(1lll Hi. llwrve for ‘iv. (mu ti" (curt. mill win‘. r

in the svnrkhnivr.

‘l"‘f'i‘llfllll(llllllll. bro?» lozme irum tho: lflFlhll-Fi‘ Ccnflancv lat" on ‘lucednyl l uhcn :1 i0 inch l'\a\‘.':>ei'pzirtvrlwixieen il1ll'"S rust south Past of this port, _

‘Hie \'(.':('l, ll is brlwvetl. Carri-Zed no I 1 llilvlllallioix uislruiuenls and Liv: allp-l Taﬂler Maule( stance lost sigixt of her, Captain Kirk ' '

By Bengal Tzgerc

ply cf fccd lvrts scant. When the Con- alid his crew had raised lieadsails.

LOSE LIFE AS RESTLT 1;!‘ \\'OUNDING BY SIX

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the prey of six ferocious Ilsugal t < vsm. in n critical (‘Oflfllililll i - I “l ‘ .

Fluulcc serious!) “Hon thi". occasion, lraperl upon h"! ‘Al: PMS Homg In l, from laehmd and rlzvesrd cud fellrl

"'5 Clim-l‘ JOHN- “PM IL we: ihc firsrt time ‘i1 lll!» rorrm"

M "ll "‘ Fmmc ‘PM C"'mm““d°1"of framing wild brawls that he had

ﬁnch! in a hospital. ‘Paris. lhim. Immediately all six beasts o'er". in Ch o’ cf her armies charms the p‘~pln Fnﬂcrtd a Wﬂcmg WWW.‘

F m w Sinai" i PARIS. Dec. 28.—-A French l n. l N E R A Lslien tamer who yrrsterday (luring .1 i S m y I N The laurel". homer] Worri-‘clz, r

lterezl the race with ihr lizrrs. hi1!’ ‘l

he l1arl nlyvays been able to rnntrl ',

[upon him, When his ossirtouts sur-

—“—‘ ‘ cecdcd in (lriviuc, oil the animals. th i

‘FFWTM l“ “l” (lmlrdmm ltamei" vxas friunc‘. m he unennscioii‘ vrorld war- rues in a serious (‘Ulllllhlfllll 't:doj.' after an operation for 31101"; itzs ycrluvpvrd eight days aw. Hi:;_

cirrus‘ rehearsal at 'l‘oulou;re been: c. Dial-dial r r c but the largest and most power-fr 1, PARIS Frolic-v, D30 iuiuauiall, .,, ,,_.,..,. ,,.,,,,,,,,,.,, {cot was amputaietl on account ofl

TOKIO Der. 27-E|np<~rcr Hi- rothto. youthfvi ruler of lift-Mil.- fWl Japanese and subject WWW‘! formally opcnrzl the 50th session of the Imperial Japanese dirt. ihr Trikokuzlkal todal‘.

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m’: u: nirwy l‘ll1t'll0i‘f\llilll.l ' Whuh nffcrcled cvcry "nope. the lhlawhals condition plus wow latvnzw‘

E(ll.'.f[iilf_"ll\'§ lite hauefln continued. l

mncv mioaxlxc. l)l.\'i‘_\'l‘('li Weather, Etcr

'_1 hrio ~11‘ ltiileill ‘Pa: flgliiip"! o twin: hnltlel (twill. The TP. year" old pal-l

l-‘liillTlXfi LOSINC BATTLE F l PARIS. 17c." \l.’lZ':ll3l Jolirraj

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rohizri- lnrwd into a coma this .ln<; ‘aid a iﬂQmlJil‘ of hi1. ﬂuff.

ﬁll hope rl

1o zleclxtrql rccrinruy illlt‘ and Bouhn de- ,r'ltll'r‘fl h -~ rendition remained “sta- ll(llll\I'_\'," hill an official communique n few hours enrlrr >3lfl (he patient, fun; slowly wr-‘nkonilvu

l, in their uluul guorrlczl manner illiey admitted n slight improvement l that hnzl set in this mornina luvl no‘. dice“ ummisincrl. 'l‘he insulin: bull- lrt n ind Cllll50d hope lo be i'i.“.'i\'c<l ‘lllllflllfl’ llfhllllllﬁllt Frenchmen and iinvmbers of the (liplomnlic service‘. who coiled at lhr hospital St. Jean- dr~~l7ic'.1. Pm‘. m the do" wove on and

the more nlurnznvz lmlliilir. \\'C‘i(‘ is- sued in the allrrnonn late visitors emerped trcm the clinic with sari

inter, from which oll hope had flecl. LATER PARIS, Dec. 2B.~—M.'\r:-llall Jofirt‘, French world war hrro, lapsP-‘l intn la coma this evcniuc. n ‘number of his sinff informcti neuxwpapernien.

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High tide this afternoon at 3.21 and tomorrow’ fﬂbflllll‘! oi ozn

Sun rises this moron: oi 7.41 one’ sets this afternoon at ii-i

Full n-ioon Sunrlr]; .l.wiv.mvz'

Smnmcrsidc tide c-izhtrcn minute lam- than Charlottrtowiw.

divs vouia FAMILY THE, BREA!) THEY cnaov. BAKED WITH

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