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N. B. Government is Assisting P o t a t o Growers to Mann. facture Potato Starch and Other Products.

EARTLAND, N. 3.. March 9.-A crew oi men started work today put- ung the starch and potato flour plant in repair. This plant will be started as soon as possible to tab care oi the surplus potatoes in this section of the province. It is estimated that 200 carloads oi potatoes can be mau- uisctured into starch during the re- mainder oi the season.

PLANTS

It is understood that the local gov- ernment, through the members and Department oi Agriculture, has us- sisted in getting the plant started. The government is also investigating the advisability oi encouraging the erection oi other plants ior manufac- ture oi byproducts in the potato growing sections in order to stabilize the industry, there being quite a market in Canada ior potato starch and other products now being im- ported irom Holland and the United States.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

COMING EVENTS. MEETINGS. ETC. "aosm noTn-nsrm cums

OATS, better ‘Oats, better China. All Grocers.

“Carnival Comwsll Rink tonight.

60l7-3-l1-li , "Coming: Cardigan Hall Thurs- day. special show. 6024-3-11-31

niﬁc y "Dr. Ciiit, M. lit-Start now home prevention cure. Purdy Statiomwest- cheater 00., N. Y., U. B. A. 5079-0-12-3 mos. ll "Carnival Oomwsll nlhr tonight. y‘, . oorr-s-ll-ll l1 -—— " “Meeting oi B. I. B. in Hall 8i Emerald at ‘I10 p. rn,. by order oi committee. d0l4-3-l1-ii "Meeting oi Uigg Institute on Thursday, March 14th., to book um seeds and crushed limo stone. W.D. ,. , sozi-a-li-il "Reserve Monday evening, March ‘418. ior concertJn Union Roﬂd- 1i mi 11M. Tuesday evening. ‘ ‘ d0l2-3-li-li "Illustration Station meeting i-"i 8t. Peters Court House Friday even- ins. Mel-oh ieth at mao p. m. Illus- trated lectures. 0°33

"Emerald Club taking hogs Wed- nesday 13th, iorenoon. Please let Willi D. D. McKay-

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‘ "$0M People's Guild oi Brackley Vi" give a concert in Winsloe hall Monday nine. March 11. 1r hot {nae Tu s . Dome and have a 8001i liime. Admission It cents.

gﬂsuyizig live" hogs st kensinatolh cede iorcnoo oi- each wee. Alden, wci-s-sstmouti.

“Buying ﬂoss at Emerald Tuesday

foreman, March 13th. Event 1-las- lcm. swi- 4-21.

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SECONDED AMENDMENT

"l. -. / ' Dr. ILJ. Manlon, who seconded the amendment oi Hon. H. H. liovens in the federal House which resulted in a Conservative victory and the imi- l-ie provinces ,, ’ ‘ absolute contmi oi their watnr powers pending the ﬁnal ettlement oi the return oi the natural resources.

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This is What the Man- ufacturers Will Get According t 0 New Scale of Prices Rec- ently i Announced.

(Canadian Press)

NEW YORK, Mar. 9—Newsprlnt manufacturers will get approximately $55 per ton ior their output at tho mill, according to Editor and Pub- lisher's interpretation oi the new scale oi prices recently announced by the International Paper Company oi $61.50 to $64, which include ireight charges. The freight allowance to publishers in the New York zone on paper shipped by the Intemationsl was authoritatively to be?! cents per hundred pounds. Freight costs oi $61.40 per ton taken irom the contract price oi 861.50 ior N6W York tone would give the rnanuiact- urers 855.10 per ton at the mill.

Editor and Publisher accepts the announcement oi the International Paper Company that this represents approximately the new call price sl- lowed to the Hearst publications. It is understood in some quarters hm that the contract’ made by the In- ternational with the Hearst publica- tions last October lwas very much below $55, but that following pro- tests irom other Canadian manu- facturers the Hearst b80916 "N!!! to pool the contracts they held two at least oi which were st O50 per ton and make n new contract at the average. Thus the price was fixed at approximately 06B.

In order to secure this settlement

adisn paper‘- companies have under- taken to make up to the two com- panies who hold iiity nine dollar wntrliihl, n ime portion of "is iour dollar cut in their Burst con-

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Government Approves Plans for Power De. velopment by Order. in-Council.

(From our own Correspondent) OPITAWA, Ont, March ﬂip-Three important matters have been delin- itely settled. The government has approved oi the plans oi the huge Beauharnois power development by order-in-council; the question oi’ the transfer oi natural resources to the three middle west provinces free oi all strings, to be administered locally according to the unhampered will oi their ‘respective governments and oi the delimitation oi territory that may be involved by the C. P. R}. and the O. N. R. by the railway commit- tee.

The ﬁrst, though it permits the power company to proceed at once with the undertaking, which involves

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Diied Before Doctor Could ‘Reach. _ Him

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Moods: RIVER, N. s., March 1o.- Gored and trampled by s. bull on his iather’s iarm hero this aiternoon. John Chisholm, 28, died beiore me- dical aid could be rushed to him. Chisholm had led the bull to water and was returning to the barn, when the animal broke away irom the chain and nose ring and attacked him. A_ doctor was ~mmoned irom Blue Mountain, Pi a County, but Chisholm was dead when he arriv- ed.

CONDITION g a 1s CRITICAL

(Canadian Press) YARMOUTH, N. 8., March 10.- Joseph Pictou, an Indian, is in a cri- tical condition in the hospital here with a bullet wound tn the head, as the result o! an accidental shooting at the home 0'1 Jerirey D. MaeKcy, Shelburne, this aitcmoon. MacKay was preparing his automobile to at- tend a iunersl when Pictou asked to be token along. This he promised in do, meanwhile leaving the indisn in- side the house. When McKay entered he\ picked up some clothing and found underneath a pistol, which, he ssys, was discharged ss he placed on the mantle, the bullet striking Pictou. The pistol, McKay asserts, was never leit in thehouse loaded. No charge has been laid.

orrsws, March e-s ml oi the combines not will be made in the supreme court oi Canada in connection with the 19ft inves- tigation into tile activities oi the Proprietary Articles Trade Allo- oioilon. At that time no cdnlte

tract, l. total oi about‘ $700,000.

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ASSISTED 11v VICTORY

Hon. ll. H. Stevens, ER, who with Dr. Mnnion was instrumental in obtaining absolute control or water powers ior the prairie provinces. The 5W1! WHi-Ctn vote lined up behind the Stevens - Mnnion amendment turned out to be a signal victory {or the Conservatives.

SURPLUS ls lPREIJlCTEII

LONDON, March 0- Churchill's budget u now the centre o! interest

IIEBLAHHI

Future of Juarez is In. deﬁnite, But it is Be- lieved Federal Troops will Attempt t0"Re. take the Town.

(Ipccinl to The Guardian)

EL PABO, Tens. Mar, ii-Jlurez, Mexico. was ready ior “businesssnd iun as unis " today, its revolutionary battle over bodies oi the dead remov- ed irom the streets and bloodstainl wiped irom the curbstones. Bridges, however, remained gusrdeg both by American and Mexican omcisls.

‘The United Press correspondent un- allv managed to obtain peimision to cross into Mexico and visit the scene oi yesterday's bottle. where so per- sons were killed and about 15o wounded. The iederal soldiers who were driven out oi Jusrol yesterday. were interned today s1; Fort Bliss. Texas, where they will remain until they can be assured ssie pssssse in other iedersl troops in Mexico.

A truce declared siter the iedersls surrendered was still in street. What is in prospect ior the iutirrc is indet- inito. It is believed the iederals will attanpt to retake tile town. but Prob- ably not in the inunedlate iuture. Jusrtnz. Mar. ill-Victorious rebel

ioliowlng‘ publication oi the navy os- tilclggs. In some quarters lt duos" mated he will be able to show s su plus oi $67,500,000 and nrollhﬂts are lifllliy working on a iorecut oi what he will do 1n the way or vote ‘catch- ing reductions in taxation. 'I‘hls is s small surplus, he will say, but’! lm Going to do what I can.

It is suggested he might take iour cents oi‘! the price oi ten by lower- ing the import duty, make iurthsr income tax concessions and reduce the horsepower tax on second hand cars. But the most important sug- gestion irom n reliable source bears on the government's dernting bill one attack on which was that it aided ﬂourishing industries such ls brew- ers, distillers and tobacco, and the forecast is made that there will b6 heavier imposts on these products.

' Meanwhile, sil , phcts are unani- mous that in view oi the approach- ing general electi the chancellor will spread what reliei he can 0V0!‘ all classes oi taxpayers.

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(Special to The Guardian) ' WASHINGTON, Mar. 8—Declsrihg that it was not mandatory ior Presl- dent Hoover to proclaim cn April i immigration quotas under the nation- al origins clause Representative Mc- Cormcak, Democrat, Massachusetts. urged him today not to make the bro- clamstion. Under the immigration act oi 102i the president would pro- claim on April 1 the quotas oi immi- grants on the basis oi two per cent o1 the ioreign born who were in this country when the 1890 will!!! W" taken, It would become edectivc

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imiouzw whores #- s rive hour skirmish inst ﬁidsy were en route today to relniorce the revol-

ern Chiilushua lwhere s decisive cllsh is expected withing a iew days against n large government iorce. Three troop trains departed ior the south during the night to join the concentration, under command oi Gen. Valley, the rebel chieitnin who led tlie assault on Jusres. Reports received through Mexican railway sources in Juarez declared that two trains oi rebel troops were en route to police the place.

DISTRESS IN ONTARIO

TORONTO, March m-Conditions oi distress comparable to those oi mining areas oi Great Britain exist in northern Ontario, according to T.- Iegault, Liberal member oi the On- tario legislature ior‘ st _ on mo. Mr. Legault has invited Premier Iibrguson, Bir Joseph Flavelle, chair- man oi the Ontario research inunda- tion, and Hon. William Pinlsvson. Minister oi Northern development, to iollow the example oi the Prince oi Wales and investigate conditions ior themselves. "There are 25,000 people in that northlnnd living in shacks the worst possible kind oi homes,' Mr. Legault stsind.

July l. In a letter to, Mr. Hoover the repnesentative pointed out that ii Wiiﬂcss had intended it to be man- dliliry it wouldnot itsvc inserted a qualifying clause.

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At an early hour this morning the Guardian was in formed that St. Mary’e Catholic Church at Souris wa totally destroyed by fire which started between 1 I and 10.30 o'clock last night. Every assistance posslbl - was rendered, but the fire had gotten such a head way that little or nothing could be done to check th flames which quickly‘ spread to the wooden roo which fell in about midnight, the walls being of stone

were still standing at one

The Convent, situated across the streetfromth

Church, is reported safe.

wind blowing at the time of the fire.

The approximate loss could not be ascertained.

It is thought the fire originated [in the furnacoi

Rev. Father J. C. McLean is Parish Prie

Father Croken, assistant.

The lose of such a fine ediﬁce will be a serious hon-i r- dlcap to the parishioners and will elict Province wld

sympathy.

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Structure of Wood and Stone- Razed To The Ground-Some A of Walls Still Standing — Con- vent Reported‘ Safe.

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THE AEROPLANE

On Saturday the large plane land- ed here at 11.45 a. m. en route ior the Magdalenes but, as the eather was too thick the pilot concluded not to proceed further. Sh. lsit the mail here and leit on return to Moncton at 12.40 p. m. with the reg- ular mails ior the mainland, calling at Summerside en route.

In the meantime the small Diane arrived with the regular rnnil irom the mainland, She remained here, and in the afternoon made ten min- ute passenger flights, parking ior the night between Pickardu Whari and Pownsl Whari.

On Sunday the large plane made the regular ilight with malls, arriv- ing st 12.30 and leaving shortly ai- terwsrds ior Moncton via Bummer- side. Bile came back about, 8.30 1mm. and made iour passenger ﬂights, leav- ing on return for Moncton at about 4 p. m.

The small plane began making pas- senger ilights about 10.80 s. in. She . ‘ here last night also, and will leave early this morning ior Moncton. It is expected that she will more the regular mall ilight today.

THE CAB-FERRY

On Saturday the car ierry h" considerable trouble with heavy ice. She made one round trip. taking Ii! hourl. going irom Borden to Tormen- tine and one and one hali hours re- turning. Thsmaii train arrived in the city at a p. 'm.—0ﬂ6 ms one hi)! hours late.

10th Anniversary

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Receive Cold Cufflinks From Her Majesty

(5Pwlni ioThe Guardian)

LONDON, March 9-Four oi the proudest men oi England today were the strctcher bearers oi the 5t. Johns Ambulance Brigade wibo carried the King in his cot on his removal irom Buckinghnsn Palace to Bognor, Eacn received irom Queen Mary a line set oi gold cuﬂiinks "as a memento oi Her Majesty's appreciation oi your services." The iour were summoned to Buckingham Palace where they were handed the glits on behali oi the Queen by the King's equerry.

OTTAWA, Mar. il-Clnads. will have an oﬂice in Hong Kong in addi- tion to the trade commissioner's oi- ilcent Shanghai, it was announced by the Minister oi Trade and Com-

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(Canadian Press) OTTAWA. Ont., world's speed record iorwommgmm

aeroplanes. claimed to have been es- _ .

llbliﬁhed by a Canadian pilot on January 14th last, was cited by Hon. P. J. Veniot, Postmaster-General, in an address before directors oi the

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iation, as an instance oi advance- ’ ment oi aeronautics in the Dominion. The ﬂight which was mode between Toronto and Montreal was covered in one hour and 54 minutes or ap- proximately 1'15 miles an hour."

In encouraging aviation and com- mercial ilying in Canada it is not with any ides. oi preparing ior war." Mr. Veniot declared. "That is iarth. est irom our thoughts, but we do bo- lievo that ii such a thing did occur, Canada would have trained and esp. able men in the commercial ﬁeld ready for service."

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Carol in Paris. No conﬁrmation or" this ls available but reports that the _ Queen would meet Carol have been‘

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