' MAXIMS o, A - MAXIMS Y“ or a ME . RCHANT MERCHANT Whose civilization ls‘ going to wW ////

Nobody ever pictured war as bad as l know iifyrt iii-tween war and imaginable i-vlls wiir might he tlll lesser.

survive can't be told until we lniuw who la going to colonize the world's vacant spaces. ‘

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(lovers PrincevEdward Island Like the Dew

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Rev. H. l). Raymond Moves, Supported by Mr. L. l’. Tantou, the Appointment. of» Committee to Cen- isor Reports of Tem-

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA “YEDNBISDAY, MAY 2, I928

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Plaintiff Ill _ lN THE FEUEHllll .....fi.‘f’§.l..f°“°“ Pill i iii [Ni

COBOURG. Ont, May l. -— "On Debate on Naturaliza-

behalf of tiie Jury I beg to submit

the finding that the defendants flFE tion Continued Yes- terday. '

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1 SYDNEY, N. S. W., May 1. — The ipreliminary estimates of the Gov-. ‘einment Statistician, just lssueml oi’ the current New South Wales wool clip confirm tiie estimate made

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{by trade authorities eight montlisi 1 _ .ago that wool production in thisl , ‘ -

lState would show a reduction of 10 . , IBritish

Naked of anper cent. The official estimate is thedhatthe clip (shorii, crutched and»

Young Man’ ,ciead wool) will total 404,500,000 Battered of varpounds, a shrinkage of approxi-

. , - 41111110131 11 1-2 per cent. The fact Slllp S Llfebflat, andithat it is considered that the State! Fragm en t s of ails now posturing only 48,009,000» Ship’s Deck Fittings

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i ' guilty of libel and that an award of $500 be given to the plaintiff."

This was the verdict brought in by the foreman of the jury in the $50,000 libel action instituted by Sir Arthur Currie against W. '1‘. R. Pres- ton and F. W. Wilson, rendered at v 3.30 eastern standard time this af- ternoon.

The poll disclosed the jurors div- ided ll to l; His Lordship thanked the Jury nud complimented them; upon their patience in hearing‘ u

_ Government l Will Receive Eight Million Pounds. This Year.

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(From Our _ Own Correspondent)

OTTAWA. Ont, May 1.—Simpli- fication of the process of naturali- zation, occupied the last hour of

sheep or 'l,000.000 less than at June: llast, indicates that the coming clip-

ill - l w pmbably not be larger thamlcare has lost no time in getting to

(Special to the Guardian) PARIS, May 1. — Premier Poin-

Searlfh Re- if “s lmgei as m9 911119111 01111 A the House last night, the Secretary protractedlaw suit. l-l ti .'- l f t t drop of 1,000,000 head means oii algal: 8:111:21, sfitfighslltjfi? i: of State, Mr. Rinfret presenting zndismissed them. e “autumn perance Alllanfifi vealed 0 he Fa e conservative basis 49,000,000 poundsl . n m h ‘ t h [c bill which obviates the necessity of - , 1 t h 1088 W001 It Will. therefore, be neC-.ma1°r. y W c appears o m. those who seek naturalization going --~~~-<p¢a-- -. . MCCEIIII-ES! "Ind ‘o O f t h e D u C essary for the sheep to give at leastlbeen “crengthelled by. yesmidatlif: to the c0ui'ts. If the bill passes. it ‘ I (‘ F0‘- . d Her); pound n" new more “on, ‘nnelectlons he has immediately star c. win only be necessary‘ heyinlrler m S H Supp y opy FYCIg El‘ an nnnke m‘, Cnnnnn cnn equal m the on the next step toward the oigan- lappiy to the have de n. em ' g , , rs v .. JZHUOII of’ the financial situation oi’ l . * ,1) ""1 ~ , , l r655 -~-- CD01’ fi ,cuiient clip in quantity - < Mr Rinfret ex l d . (few. _._ ' the country on a sound basis, pre- d .' l “um? ‘TM C41” Tslllall‘ , 1 f M t, paraww to the Stabinzation of the a a is tie only place in tiie Empire‘ i ‘vdlk (lll 0 (‘Q SYDNEY N S May 1. — The franc . Where. l0 get naturalized -t is iiec- . ' ' " ' essary to have a court lfll/(‘iiflgil- 151100111110 1110 Guardian) mg‘.

sgtifiegcgilkufofa nygnylgs rtlliirahbggfi tion and order. The tippnsite irgu- SHANGHAI. M11)’ 1- — T111? A111‘

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Today he has published the sub-

‘EIZIIICC of letters exchanged amen;

, . _ _. . . ment, ex e ~d . <l ll ' - ,_‘ erican ii: ion at Tfinan, ca ital of and frl1IgrlEl:gtsf1:lEO:f-! sllilyptshgegoilxrl- 12§°,‘“.'°“°.“'.““,‘°“°“.{§ hang/hllalreluzll George Peglejfewas 11.11;: (‘b1 1121a: Sliflngtliln: wired“ todayB-"Tiie A spot-ml iiicctiui: 01 1110 T001001" wigs‘ u I tn L beats continuously phexmmntg’ grw n: ' n em ,process proposed does not provide Southerners (Nationalists) have an“; Alhahm- was iii-id yesterday triinous sur a rig ts of e enc par am ‘Homing m inn \,_ M‘ (n A_ Mn 5_

occupied Tsinaii. There was no

trouble and the situation at pres-

ent gives no cause for concern." The Southern forces ‘have been

an adequate safeguard for natural- WBYIOII. while Mr. lleniiczt tr-olc the position that naturalization ought not be bestowed lightly’. In the tili-

on the ledge-bound coast of Scaterie Island off the easternmost tip of cape Breton Island, was all that todziys search revealed of the fate

iwith regard to ratification of debt ‘accords are reserved, France agrees _to pay oii June 15. 311250.000 C0

President. for the chair.

H T A l N M. Murstcii, Viri- Queens County was

About sixty persons were present.

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A the United States treasury which . _ U _ _. . . _ . I _ _ _ of the Dutch freighter Callisto and . lwnuld be due had the MenomBep finished. discussion the oppositioniglafhlany 01051118 111 on Tsinan Age; dcvnllnlhll rxeictscs the Sec her crcw. The Callisto with an un- ‘cnnm. ngreemenL been ratified. and i leader indicated his intention of|w11°$e 11111 1119 11111101101151 1101111" retary Rev. Ross Eaton, rend tho know" 11111111191‘ °1 111°“ 1“ 1191' c1911“ lto Pay tho British treasury £B000.- m0ving the six months hoist of me quarters announced prematurely minutes cl 1hr‘, previous meeting. 0n believed to have been trying tomake {S » n“ mflt;'bu d. ) O00 in two insmnnlentg sennénbel. measure. - last week. In the meantime thc moihm of My, L, p, Tanton, the Louisburg harbor for bunker coal, p“ M m“ l The debate continued all this 311E151" United 51111-55 811d 31101111“ minutes were adopted as read.

CAIRO, Egypt, May 1, - Tht-Qfi, and March 15, 1929.

Egyptian reply to Great Britain} Secondly. the Premier will .1111?- Drobably will be presented thlsiisia in tomciinrow’? Jatlgllfllegfflifalilljl afternoon. It is understood to be a ecree au orlz 11g 0 11 - couched in friendly terms and ex-fnand the conversion into five per- presses Egypt's inability to admiqcent rentes, amortiznble_ in If: the right of Great, Britain or anyl years, oft Hair: the! fgagisnifdal‘); other power to interfere with the 1001135011 0 y 0 0 V11 C‘ ~‘ independent legislation of the bank of France to the state, the Egy tian parliament, but in .0l‘(,l€l"il'|&l.l0X1ill defense bonds-n and the m de onsu-age Egypt's goodwill and short terms territory national credit her desire to maintain friendly relu-ibimdfi 1111111111111: during 1923 111111 ticns with Great Britain the as- 1929- _ _ _

semblies bill was not proceeded An important paitol the plan is with last night but‘ will be helditliat. while subscriptions in secur- nver um“ we hex; parllaynehthruities would result in the conversion

Sir William II. Clark, K.C.S.I., (,‘.l\I.G.. who has just been appointed Great Britain's first high commissioner to Canada, commenced his car- eer in the public service as a clerk iii thc board of trade department of, thc government in I899. lle was secretary to the special mission 10' Shanghai to negotiate a commercial treaty with China in I901; was a} private secretary at the board of trade to ltt. llon. D. Lloyd George' in I906, and to Rt. lion. Winston Churchill in 1908; secretary to Lloyd! Georflc as chancellor of thc cxchcquer from i008 till I910; member for

commerce and industry of thcrouncil oi‘ tiic viceroy of India from I910 tn I916; comptroller-general of‘ thc commerce intelligence depart-

llilllilirailEll Bull lNil

cse moved to protect their citizens and advised them to evacuate the threatened city. Most Britons and Americans left, the majority going to Tsingtao.

TOKIO. May 1. — The Japanese Foreign Office stated today, that the Chinese Nationalist authorities

Rev. ll. I). Raymond wished in know the attitude of thc incctiiig toward the press, Possibly matters to be discussed might. bl: confident- ial. He thought we should know be- fore wc start. He tiicn moved that a. press committee be appointed which should supply matter in (iii- press. 1151994 1° P9111111 311131111955 11°01” Mr. l.. I‘. 'l‘-.intoii was also of the 19139111137 151111911 at Tsllml-ao» 1° opinion that. lllt‘ ri-piirls or the 91°19" Japane“ 1111919515111 S1m11g“printed proofs saliuiiltl lir- admitted “m5 1° go 1° T511131‘ by m“ “QHhJLo thc Alliziiicu rluiiiiiiii: that; after ""1 hmdmnce- ii previous iiicctiiii: reports liiid rc-

lprescntetl individual opinions as lthcsc of thc /\lllillll'(‘. ‘These stale- Hnenis liuil bvrii usi-n for political

1111431110011. and at times assumed a 11911190 101m. especially between the Lender 01 the Deposition and 1.116‘ Hon. Mr. Dunning, who more than. any others are inclined to cross' swords.

Thad-Ion. Dr. Manion protested fl-Qainsi a measure which could be used in elections as a weapon by indiscriminate naturalization. It ,_W“S 1111311911 19y the Progressives that in remote districts where judicial Ecenters were few and far between (it was difficult and expensive for lfllllllicants foi- naturalization to ap-

crashed to her doom on Port Ledge late Saturday night, during a dense log and rain storm. It is believed that the steamer, which according to available shipping records, was of 2,600 tons, would have carried acrew of about 24 men. Latest records show her having passed Azores bound from Algiers to Cuba, March

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One brief wireless message sound- ing the SOS and stating that the Calisto was ashore on Scaterie Is- land south side, was picked up early Sunday morning, reaching Vincent Mullins. local agent for the Marine

' - - liut 110-11‘ before judges. The debate w ~ ' a and Fisheries Department, at2 a. m. session. ‘H100 long term bonds‘ to Vt _ Sun _ n ‘ n5 Prln ‘ v _ I H I P _l ru u _ _ via the North Sydney wireless sta- The Egyptian Government ex-xmiount actual cash ieccivvd bl $1111 Th‘; grsfrfss 111 81X Oclock. n Ce wales ,1111111°*“~*-k f? “1-11“ “‘ 1 1* 11m’ > me scriptioii would be used by the Gov- n ng before the agricul- 0115 51000 01-

llnh, presses the hope in the meanti

l To Open New Dock

_ , _.nrnment in redncin the advances ' tural and colonization coin! ' The motion tn uppoiiii.‘ a press fro“; [the fggtlylgtdgolllllgelgvsgfiailigaxig 111;‘:wllllbsilsregbhfitelgeifliflgllflrlgntgu of the bank to the sglatc and therc- Canon Vernon and Sir Josephnglg?! .°°111"11u°° W115 -““C‘““1"d “m1 c111" view of the body being found un- removal of present difficulties. It by decrease the circulation of bahk ' V6110 appeared. e former in a! 110(1- 1158 0111i‘ W08 i0 vchsor thc re- clcthcd but unmarked it waa 416- trusts that the-manner in which thcdloiefi 111 11 00110800110108 002F001 i long written statement 51100011011 LONDON. May 1. — The Prince ports made by representatives of the

' ‘ ' the position taken by the Anglicanlflf Wales will visit Bristol on Mnv newspapers, and (n supply thc press

lieved locally that the steamer reply is worded will convince cut-iii. ----<~—-~--- ncoffee House Tradition 0f Three Grgnturleslsynod and Um of Canon Bum Inst!“ m open the eastern mm w wnn n mnon n, n“, Inpnunn

k l ti di tl ft ' E .i.' d i‘-. L "d. ' g a mos mme a e Y a er 31nd Eregiilrarigililvgzn‘ l 1 - t .. ‘week. lension o; the Royal Edward DOCK The Gum-dun, Rg||rggle|jtfltiyg_ accept the Egyptian action n“ n V. t I Cal’, Ill 0 e Sir Joseph Flavelle contributeqWIe will have a civic welcome when On behalf of (lie piipcr I represent. Seem of Many Shun“ Tragedies In Sena, 6 _ nothing very constructive and spokeihe 191101105 1110 city at 11 o'clock, I dccliiu: to tilllllllll my report to

this committee. A-Volcc: Tiivii you should With- draw

satisfactory responsc to her ultima-

mm’ lmorc or less in general terms. I-leand will go to Avonmouth by road.

lsaid the thing which counted waglAt the Junction Cut. which coii-

91's. LONDON. Mill’ 1-—A 111199 111l11-ltvd from thc use of fliesc seatsilme spirit rather than the formalnects 51101117101111‘ and the Royal

l —- a OTTAWA, May 1. — When the‘, senatorial vacancies which number,

The spot where the Callisto foun- dered has been the scene of many

-—--—<o>—' . (Special to the Guardian)

similar tragedies, notably in recent OTTAWA. Qht, May 1. — E S‘ three are filled the P3111’ 111-1111111115‘; dred years‘ old coffee house (rncli-Tiicy scorn thc Cflfit‘ and comfort ofifaspect of regulations. He believediEdward Dock‘ he William a swam- Another ‘who: 1.5 "he report" n 1mm the Steamers Afghan Prmce Archibald. 131100101‘ 01 D°1111111°11 will be Conservative 50; Libfifill 4531ticii--tlie use of hard straight-back modern furniiiirc, and the new 59111511121518 new’ of grcamr immigratiorber ml Uilltl docklexteirliiion’ lmztlclthctl lnembgr of “W remperance M. nnd Ringliorn, with great loss of . . 1 p 11.. been P- L s v1 ember‘ or , n l . n, 1 ...n.,-, An,‘ 1 n, d L ‘t, U _ . l “i, is opinion it would not add l lresse 4v cut tie r oii sre ie iaucc.

1m. Expenmmia am“ q‘ ‘Ogmswe We“ m 1 “Dc en pa“ ,1 Ken“ L \ q i“ ‘we 0 m“ u‘ qpecm 1e unemployment‘ but increase oacross the entrance. Going on to Another Voice‘ Wliui arr (lu-

(DloymcntJAs a matter 0f policyellle the T“ end of the new arm the (ndisagreed with Mr, Benny’ presniPrince will land at the wharf where

use are not iii lzoorllbrokcrs—is preserved. in. the. l\(3\VyqLli]‘(ll1(\]1l5 m‘ individual nlelnbgys,

elected president of the Canadian me upper ho them Senator Wats0\il£2,000,000 Lloyd's building in Lefidflflfl.‘ nicdcllcd on the ancient pat-

Tlic tragedy of the Callisto islsocmy (n- Tcnnnical Agricumn-lsh; health among Shrouded 1n mystery- Beymld u“ oi‘ Manitoba. and Senator Lnvcrgnr,

qualifications of ii lIll‘lllli('l' of the Temperance Alllillllfl‘. Docs lll‘ puy

lonliril street, wliirli was opened byj 1cm,"

one desperate call from the shilfi; of Quebec senator Desnnnnn In,» tnn King mnnntnk vflrl-lesc Suns dnn, Among novnnins of Lnnnenunoyn-Sldcnt of the C. P. Rs in i-espk. of alan address of yvelcome will be pres- any fro?

MHHBSS‘ 11° sound was heard from fpiie the fact that he is well past from the (‘mic of thc Grezii Fire Ollis a kitchen on thc top floor. wherelmlbma“ °°111m1551°11 t0 direct fin-hinted" Th” G""""11“" |1“P""""‘1“"'°= the steamer. Those on shore neith- near the scene of the wreck. kept the (Funny mark‘ is active. l ‘London. when the Royal Exchnngc ul-"uhdzuc cookers. (Wm, which immigration movements_ as no, being‘ The new dock. which has taken Mr, chhlrnhiil, 1 would like i0 lmmv er saw nor heard the Callisto. They up constant search for the wreck - i ‘was burnt (lmvn nndnnn nnnnrjnvnl not be necnssnny to Swen‘ are in conformity with the nnncinleslnearly two years to construct. has what constitutes iiicmbciship iii

but beyond the pieces of wreckage. 4:. >~-~ - -- cost $5,000,000. The corporation re- (hi5 Alliance, Them w“ n nuilcc m

writers removed to a cnifee housi- in, installed.

did not know that a steamer had

Announcements, Coming Events, Meetings, Etc

"Irena Ten. Room open at South- 11011- 4156-5-1-21

“Robin Hood Rapid China Oats

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"DR. CLIFT, M. D. Start now home prevention-cure. 112 Prince 31-. Ch‘town. 3-13-3mos.

_°‘Kelly's Cross-Big Dance and uinch Friday, May 4th. If not finc May 7th. 4178-5-2-21

"Mt. Btewart-Thursday-Won- derful show. - 4157-54-21.»

"Lower Montague Friday-l-Mov- his Pictures. iisi-s-i-zi.

"Tracadlo Dramatic Club will present their play. "A Prairie Rose" (n Mt. Stewart Hall on Hlday night, May 4th. 4i53-5-I-3i.

“The Bay View senior Dramatic Club will re View Half

uradav. May 8rd, at. B o'clock‘.

1206-84-21.

"Come to the postponed W0-

criished on the ledges- until yester- day when the news was conveyed and orders were given to‘ the life station to watch for survivors. Since that time the life boat maintained there by the government has been searching andthe Canadian govern- ment steamer Montcalm, which wasi beat

better oats, better china. All Groc- 5-1-0

t their our iii Bu!

already reported and the lone body of a drowned seamaii. The body was picked up today bl‘ the lifeboat from Scaterie and re- ported to the Department of Marin-i and Fisheries by George‘ Martell. Superintendent of the station. The; had been patrolling the vicin I ,ity in a vain search for thc scene of, the actual stranding since yesterday, mcrnlng but had been hampered byl 1n persistent fog. This morning they, lpicked up the body, half a lifeboat land a lifeboat tank. ‘v Reports from Muinadieu and oth- ler points iii the vicinity of Scaterie. ‘told cf life belts, deck glasses, and other pnrts drifted ashore at widely. scattered points. The body was that of a voimg man] LWClEhlIIK about 170 pounds. In spite cf’ the terrific force_of the waves, ever the ledges, it bore no sign of,

disfiguration. i "The Pownal Young People's!

League are presenting their comedy g drama, "No trespassing” in Corii,-, wall Hail on Friday, May 4th,, ati 8 o‘clock p. m. 4196-54-31

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'°'I'he Annual Y. M. C. A. Rum- mage Sale. May 23rd at 2 p. m. in Y.M.C.A. building. Send your par- cels to the Y. 4198-5-2-41!

"lThe Sea View Dramatic Players! will present the three act comedy drama "The Adventures of Grand- pa" in New London Hall Friday ev- ening, May 4th. If not fine Monday.

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"Reserve May 2nd for thc Pleas-n ant Valley Women's Institute con-. cert and Box Social in Fredcrlctonl Hall, If not fine Friday. Ladies with boxes free. 4123-4-30-mW

"Annual meeting of York Shipp- ing Club Thursday. May 3rd, at 7.50

at Made By l Senator Walsh

(Special to the Guardian)

WASHINGTON. May - 1. - _ threat of retaliatory action agai Canada 'to restore to American ports on the North Atlantic ship- merits of grain which arc now b0- ing niade through Montreal, WA‘; mudc hcrc today by Senator Walsh of Massachusetts, who disclosed iiil a speech in (he Senate that dipiw, matic negotiations lire to be tukeiil with the Dominion authorities lll the matter. ,

Scuaor Walsh took the initiative iii a movement a month or so all", to restore American grain ship-i merits to American ports, and with‘ a group of senators and others Ill-n lercsted conferred with Secretary of; Agriculture Jardine. i

It was pointed out that 112000.000 bushels ofiAmcricaii wheat are be-‘ ing_ exported annually‘ through, Montreal, to the detriment of Ain-‘V erican ports from Boston to Vii"; giniii, This was due largely to “dockagc" charged at American ports under the grain standards act. but not assessed by Canada it was

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Easter Term 0f . Supreme Court Opens,

The Easter term of the Supreme, Court opened yesterday morninl.‘ with only two cases on the docket. namely applications for amew trial‘ in the case of Edward C. MacDon- ald vs. John Stetson. and Edward‘ Trowsdaie vs. William E. Ciillbeck-

Argument in one of these appil- :1 cations was heard yesterday before;

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Lombard street kept by a miiii iinni-; A gigantic task is still being faced‘ ed Lloyd.“ said a member of (licin llic removal cf‘ tons of lodgers} 101110115 111m 10 11 101101101‘. "It wusbocks and papers belonging to the; then thc custom ‘for a youth cni- uiidcrivriteijs, into the new premises» ployed by the house to get into n‘“Our artisan rstaff will he continu-l pulpit and read every paper in zrcusly (niploved for five clays shift-l loud and distinct voice. \vhile,iiic.iiig tliousziiicls of volumes which: audience sipped their liquor, sitting/flare accumulated during the past] in the old straight-backs. Since tlienleriitilry," said an official. Business‘, the tiriderulriters have iievcr (lepaigcllicially started iii the new Lloydflsl

.oii Tuesdayz April 10.

"(Y8 Mill BENUUNIIES NEW NEWSPAPER SCHEME

i Fear 0i‘ Northern

Director 0f Etiucatioii Expresses Rotherniere Syndicate I11 England.

LONDON. England, Miiy 1.- Dr. from n Lniidoii office are no satis- James Graham, Director of Educa- factory substitute, alternative, or ex- tion for the City oi Leeds. has puliqcliaiigc for a living individuality licly voiced his apprehensions of the such as the local evening papers possible results of the inviision oi possess.

Northern England by a great Lou-i’ "Our local papers are our friends. don newspaper syndicate, headed by The feelings of the people react on, Lord Rctliermerc. He was speaking the paper, and thc paper reacts on at a. gathering of a social character! the people. The effect is in develop promoted by one of the old-estabqand bring about an improvement in slicd Leeds evening papers. lthe working conditions, in the pur- "This proposal to establish new lty of public life. and in a hundred evening newspapers in n11 the leurl- and c-ric ways to bring about the lng provincial cities fliis me with betterment of thc city and county. anxiety and alarm.“ declared Diilas a whole.“ .