MERCHANT

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Some people imag- ine that they lose caste by speaking civilly.

turnover A sures largerproflt P91’ year on the capital.

d Island Like the Dew CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA TUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1925

THNNNEN HAD HAN] ‘BAH

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‘fling Guardian, Fouled’-

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Anothgf Big Cbngre‘

A I S b l O n'$'“'r'r.n."- o'2’2&l""l..u”'rr".'E'.°A. $3

CAPACITY AUDIENCE BREETS BURNS’ ANNUAL BCNBER T

Well Arranged Programme of mgf, Songs, and Sketches Hel

Conservative Leader 0i Senate Ordered South by Physician

(Special to the Guardian) OTTAWA, Jan. 26.-—-'Slr James Lougheed. Conservative Leader of the Senate, who has been confined to bed for some iii-me past with n severe attack of grlppe, has been ordered south by his physician. In j his alhsence it is expected that Sir 2

THE GREAT BLUE NILE DAM NEARING COMPLETION j

Music,Dano d Packed

o r e erw o e e ' Trafiic Was d U ' ' ‘ I Eation GFVW Dims‘ gggémx“ m 1m m S “at on a Portion o1? EasP House n Gnp o? Interest Throughout ‘ ion Against Union N T _ t W“! tern Division of the —Th1s Splendid Concert Will Be d Continuing 9W r93 y l . C N R '

algresbyt e r i a n s Canada Popular '-_' R’ epeated Tonight‘ . Have Popular (snow to The Guardlan) oEIAAQNVWENQffiQX; filmblezgiggg; 811321113521 nggglllzsillfltfiightfigieiéltlillgii, stinted applause of the ‘gathering. . Majority ill WASHINGTON, Jan. flit-The °' m“ ‘C“““‘“““ N““°““1R“"-“’“Y“

ons Their singing was wondcrfiui and new Treaty, with Canada designed [Eastern ‘Division raged Saturday to preven-t illegal

importation of

WCity

up the system Bums, N lo Annual ted upon was also well rendered. light Concert, ht-ril i u Pr . . . . - ‘ : ;’l i": ~12 drugs was ordered favorably report- ‘went t until‘ Mulgrave the Strand Theatre last evening, ti]: infflg,‘ ',,‘§"f§§ Agilmugifiigtsg; r3?“ ‘ monorrro. Jan. flit-Voting on ed by the Senate Foreign Rela- Y °‘" °“" E" snleudiusuooesnit .. ' rho Church Union question was com ‘tlons Committee today. Under t-h

leted in Dovercouit Presibyi-efla“ ghurclt last night, which is one of the largest churches in the Q11)‘- This church has given a. mllivrllym 131 against Union. The voting W“

terms of the Treaty each nation wii-l give the other the- rigllt to ex- tradiie persons connected with smuggling of narcotics. Tire Treaty creating n Commission 'of inquiry

Of all the monument yet unborn, will marvel

Roll lloy" was one of tho ills of the evening. The tal- lailyfls wonderful villi-o was optional forlll lilst evening

soon cover-ed the grain over The _ ‘ The sword dance by little Miss ‘Soudan. The wall which weighs m th t °“‘“°" °‘ u“ Blllllfl‘ "W" <10“- M - 'l‘-' - . > - 383 ill 15W? 9t “mo” and 514 gnfigalidgtalzggbiiif-isCefigflfltligmé}: year, and will attire the ten thou satrrde million gallon daily flow of the Blue Nile for lrrlgazli: ‘ifgltilllrtlkwfiflsngs/ecillfiilged before nine ca? does such a varied and cosmw“‘l1:'N‘"tN:AIl3A lchiulfleisllélllteglezfggiil; i t . ' ' - . ' - - - p t t r - '

BQNN: other large city churches can noérubllcs was also favorably 22:; Zagwffheilflgfilatpsgig to the land devoted to cotton cultivation and other crops. lThls photo- The Sydney Express, due here at 0 u" g“ hen“ ‘““““""“’ "‘ m” will conilllebe their returns tomor- rciporte .

row night, St. John's and Victor!!!- The expectation is that both of these will go anti.

To date the churches in this city

and nineteen against, but the popu-

Abbies and Crystals

through the Cansla. JIt was ish government to hand ove

ence On Williams’

three thirty Saturd

ay morning. dl;i not reach iNew 01

_ aesow till about one ociock this morning, and the ‘l-“erlloll Sydney Express reached

ili-lullfax, were

theatre and only on such an oc- casion is such a wonderful enter- tainment provided The affair was

under the distinguished patronage

Virs. lMcKenna an

giftcd young lady glvi-s promise of wonderful zli-llievenlollts when she grows iup and last flights dance in- creased her lnurcls. The Gaelic du-

Mustcr Frank Lylliis rendered the

-— 01mg H L, , _ B! by J. G. lMc-Fiulycu and J. K.

_ _ . . 1mm shortly “nan Last nigh“; _ on“ Gui-Gnu!“ (low-NWT Zllac-Keilzie evoked two cncores

0- . Doctors Give Evid- s ,. _ us»... on n... lleurtz. Ills ..... . .. . .. .. .

A i:Nasal’)?‘Nindiggglidbigielltzlxdfualfig: ' inyi;':ehxn€:§§e§:or:nd this mom shill Mayor John ‘McKennu and w“ ‘Wm L’ u“ wt u w!"

lar vote gives a majority of 718 in favor of the continuing Preslby- terians.

iReturns from Knox Church, Gait,

lsllMM-ERSIDE, P.E.-l., Jan. 27.- Thn dast game of the P. E. I. Hock- ey League to Abe played in Summer- side takes place here tonight when

HIBHHESIUES

Behalf »

THIJST FNHNHI

stolllled for hours ne There has been no line from Antlsonish

for twenty four hours.

ar Antlgonish. traffic on the and Sydney

under the aus ian Club.

d was produced plces of the Caledon-

~As is fitting on such un occasion

"Engaged Young Mun" in his clov- er manner and was heartily ap- plauded. By request an Eightsome Reel was danced iiy Misses Doiron

the majority of the items were -

T113 s; page“; and Jnvemess ‘ _ Martin, -LeClair, Messrs. J, Doucet- also give a. majority of 1B7 ngflinst gligufillbwgsagnfutgggssgfnl: 23x2’ a: FREDFillcigrllegdgnJzhenéii —-ff‘hwt bljlillcbes were tied up for some Sitcshflgd tgereuremleliaq m me te. J. MacDonald, T, Richard nnd Umou‘ Tgs l?“ tlhe atlg churclllisgt the A-bbies are stronger than the llrury D‘ Williams aliaruDarius hours’ but were “lured “fly m the eaglIi-eslgieslsco ofindglyrgztltlexlzifgd '|\' [Amcbeud and was ‘Eleverly (Iona Rev. R. . nolw es. 0 nove . ‘ _ T,‘ ' ' ‘ v y the afternoon; Th", norm w“ one _ lMillHAC for tho dance was provided n» -- ‘n: -= - b-

A culmpmin other? mchlvmii o: sijnllll‘ Chain-pionship fame. will make h-is ville ls suffering from 911811181101». g line for some years, and the rnil- a per ormers put mu’ the“ “m 1101""- Wlglllmlllffl Hellwled 8011i; s‘ n mws u": ' am ’ firs-t alJpearance this year in Sum- _'_"

gave a majority of 323 against Un-

against Union. the vote being 1-20 for and 398 against. . .

against. and the present vote was 32 to 330 against. This divides the (Continued on Page 8)

Klan Leader And

S. Gllen Young, picturesque young Williamson County dry raider and Klu Klux Klan leader. two of his companions and ‘his avowed eneim

it was insisted with leaders fallen, none would be found to calrry on nu imternecin struggle. The tllslit occurned lin a cigar room of » hotel, about 0.40 Salturday night. ti‘

4,000,000 Tenders

(Canadian Prue)

a V m, a c., Jan. zo-rho provincial government has called ll" lemon. foil- $4,000,000 of pro- ."1"°'"l bonds Saturday for refund- Qmg Purposes. Bids wail "be re-

l Condensed Specials

RATE-m pet -word, not each insertion in this column.

wo-o.

s__________________i__ ‘SAUNSOME. SAUSAGES MADE fresh today. Saunders, Newaom 90-. Market Building. OOBM-Hlyll-mos.

eao cams is nor uou‘ mow.

. lI7-1-37-8i

‘PHONE U07 J. M. HOOP I 60.1 wholesale Pork Packers. 80

stei- Street. Charlottetown.

888-1404!

“PECIAL OIFIR 0F’ ‘HIGH

be fast and good to watch. Them will also be an intermediate game afterwards.

(Canadian Prose) ST. JOHN. N.B., Jan. 26.—,-'I‘hat Canada is in danger of dosing tiwo large fertilizer industries, owned ‘by Adexander Cross and Sons. 11.41., of Glasgow, Liverpool. and London and which have 8500.000 British

Walker. general manager of factor- ies at Sydney, N.-S., and Welland, nt.

riot announced in Parliament today -in the discussion over the suppres- sion of the French Emibassy to the Vsliican, that the Council of Staite hail nuled that Alsace-Lorraine was still under the regime of the Nu- lpolconlo Concordat between Paris and Home, and he added: "If it is necessary to have n representative at Rome for A-lsace-Lorrnine the French Government will have one. —-€-<-0-@—~——

Quarrel Over Dog

(Canadian Press) ELIHPOT, Me.. Jan. 26.——"As a re- sult of a quarrel over a viciolls ling. Howard Spinnery of this to-wn is dead and Harlan C. lieihman, neigh- bor. is changed with murder. Spin- ney died last night in Portsmouth. N. H. Hospital sholtly after Leiib- man shot h-lin while the two men were fighting in th'e road-way in front of Spinners home. Leihman gave himself up to the police i-m- medlately after the shooting. He claimed he shot in self-defence.

Storm Caused Havoc At Port Nelson

(Olnldlln Press) OMlAlWA, Jan. Silt-adore than a half million dollars damage was

Daughter-Tit One of

Owners in Hungary Aifords Unique

landowners vim Hungary. efforts the unique spectacle of a countess living ‘in a chicken ibarn. In the little commune of Hidegkllt, im- medilately ou-tsidle of Budapest, and adjacent to the fashionable re-

dogs.

The countess iisnow an old, wilthened ldame, clad in a. man's ion-g coat andi soldier's lboots. She

his friend and. mast/er. Emile“)? Maximilian of Mexico. From my lather l inherited 40,000 lgulden-

"i was fnlvollous when a young gill]. As I llBld a good volco, I was determined to go to the opera, but by father sulill‘ tho/t a Countess Forgach could not choose such a plofeusiolr. So Itran away to Paris. There igvt along well on the stage. l appeared under the stage-name of Carolina. Mare, and was in a class with Adelina Pwlrtl and Ohrl-siiihlfl Neil-sen. Verdi composed, roles especially for me.

Gailiera at Paris. When I lelwllr ed that my father was dying, I hurried lback to Hungary. "Allielr hits death I remained in Hungry and took charge of my in- heritance. I really doll"- ‘klww winnt shappened to ‘my mwney. I should like to set iluwk to my castles at Etes. All I want tis a room an‘? a hundired clnickens and tuwent 058-"

l-leiryrelatives state that the

and "acute conluslonal

examination of the accug day in the York County

Jail.

light its forced upon us we shall accept it with energy hitherto un- suspected," Bfllgey, deputy from Gironde Dc- pairtnlent known as ' lain, ‘speaking ibefo meaning of dire Lorraine Catholic

declared Fatilve

[i3

124,450 Immigrants

OTTAWA, Jan. 26.—tImimi-gratior.

calendar year for 1923. the total immigration to Canada was 137.320. so that in 1924 there was a decrease of 12,870. of nine per cent. But this total, says the statement does not taike into consideration the 37.317 Canadians who have returned home since Aipril 1st last from the United States, after having lived there for six months or longer. it was not till then thwt the department be- gan o keep a record of these return- ing Canadians. With these incllldoil, the total immigration, there-fore. in 1924, is 161,707 an

ed wilth 20.307 in 1923. a decrease of 3,979. Here again, however. the statement adds, these figures make no allowance for the movement of 37.317 Canadians returning to Can- ada. since Alpril 1, 1924, from the United States.»

During last December 'tion totalled 2,765. month 3.105 Canadians from the Unlted States.

lmmisra

insanity"

ed yester-

war-time chap- a. general

increase over

In the same returned

Capital of Ne

arly 20,000,000 Po

unds

Coinpanypthe Distillers’ ICOmpl1l1y and Buchanan and iDewar had been completed. To inquiries however, the congpanies would make no sta- tement, either denying ‘or confirm- ing the report,

l‘

be known soon, An amount of near- ly £20.000.000 would be involved in an amalgamation of these three

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.—¢Crowdin3 in from the west. close upon the tepid weather qt the last few days came the coldest weather of the Winter to-day accompanied by a wan sunlight that carried no evi- dent warmth in its rays.

Th9 thermometer dropper to 7 degrees albove zero. the lowest point of the-Winter, alt 10.15 a.m. This is the lowest mark for this date in fifty years with the exception of January 23, 1883. when it reached ildegrees above zero.

sharply until l-t came to 9 degrees at nine o'clock it hung close to that figure Ullflii ailer one o'clock in the afternoon, when it rose slowly. The Board of Estimate today an iprolpriated 83.500000 to the Street Cleaning Department to defray the expense of snow removal. The ap- proprlatlon made a total of $6,000,. 000 this city has provided fbr that purpose so far this Winter.

P,_..__-¢~.-v

countess lhas lived. at such l1 flwl

Sask. Premier Visiting Ottawa

Yllrisi ill

Flashed In AtA Late Hour

RE BRIEFS

way men and officials were on the

(IAN. IIFFIIIIN

(Special to The Guardian) QNDON. Jan. 26.—J. S. McKin- B

dustrlal section of the Canadian ex-

flrst to Ottawa and then vlrlll visit the industrial centres. The‘ manufac- turers who were re Canadian Taivilllon last year were

Canadian quick lunch counter among‘ the catering facilities at Wemibley.

IINSINKAHLE

BERLIN. Jan. 20.——An unsinkalbie

etrau, announced that the trial has been a success. Before the ship went down ho bad tlnkered with some mechanism alboard her. Then he had opened her valves. permit- ting the water to swamp the boot. Just 64 minutes after she sank. the boat bobbed up to the surface and remained floating. The unsln-k- n/ble feature of the boat is an up puratus for pumping water from her, thus restoring lier buoyancy.

' Andrew Pdppall. formerly president

iugglln

.1105 ANUELEB, Calif. Jan. 26.—

of the Long Beach Glass 00., was arrested hora Saturday byUnilted

mers, Enman, Garnhum, was a wonderful oiIering and aroused the people in the theatre. The coin-

erings last evening. From the op-

the ifinal chorus, not adull moment prevailed and as the large audien- ce filed out of the Theatre every

. 1 wa th d F ' 10b continuously “m” “°1°°“°““ “Y “"3 ‘Cusilw or" ullrgtllitniulrxrlggrlsoberd lflliebeeizzlll? ion, the vote sfllndlng 83 for and flneraldfi “might and ‘hi! Wfllldeflll) _ w ‘s e evidence this morning by umOYC “S1011 0f - chestru, which were rendered in m _ Hm. encore w“ S) mm, us 406 against Sugar will be wonderfully assist the wealthiest Land IIGLKW. H. Irvine and Dr. Charles Three Finns In l splendid style to the ‘us, note of 8 ion o

Comngwoodm major"), was 276 GKITIQ)‘; Sill-Sig.‘- game tonight should c ay. of Fredericton. follow-HIS V0 V88

and earnest The musical sketch “The Quak- ers" was rendered in faultless man

hlatxidurlane and spirit of all the dlette under the direction of Dr.

non, who has bad charge of the in- J. A. Allan. "To 0111158 Benson" was cleverly performed and hull

, .. _ . _ , , Al, this conclusion of tho final Thme Others Killed l. n... o... rarer.::°%::.s::ii..:* la.- .. .3; ’f...i°“..°§§.‘.'.i.3.‘ii.’§"i3. '2 Si‘; if‘;’éi..i‘.i..i"fé"fi’liia..l“iii.i‘ii.‘Bi? :.'::.“:'..':";::..'."..::;‘::..;:.§.:*isi::i‘or-- 1t g (mm hi 1 r1 , ’ Hurri t G0 l- l i i ‘ ' the performers in t e singing o {the fgéfl list ofzeéanidlilgn ltrasrlff wit; gggfgplfgyhiii,";,§1?,,“;,,1,g1’;,;'; Policy? vammeu c er ca ,“,",‘Z,'§§§,§,n';g§§°'1'f§§§on“§, ltifaifse. 3dr‘? gmgigtfiggrefii wiaui 1305;]: a2: gagged" slfgiarf It; BXMH’ Auiil Lang Syne and the Nation. a statement made today by Sir» . ' a t Ye "5 x ' ' “ r e ' ‘ ' ' ‘ al Anthem. “Eamfgfllltllllilllaigieifreszk 26. _ wm- Calm” Cm“ and Charles chickens and a. large broo o ant time, and that the result will

MncLean, lMr. F. d’. Duffy and Mr- T. presented in the m

-l~l_ White were in great form and! eir interpretations of their diff-

erent roles were splendidly carried

, well satisfied with the results and _ Th Q0 u i . _ _ y _ . speaks French fluently wllth a rich tlgzfan-ada for the calendar yea.- 003-222.; have been reports fm- are sure to coma in again this year. grabnMgi “Aofifiiv; aux“? 10:62. hfiigolglférlifig ltuoair-ley- Ora Thomas. deputy sheriff, an Re resent} mellow voice, and makes no bones totalled 124.450. according to laonflnued "om p," |) Mr. McKin-non is anxious to intro- That" was racy at,“ m“ and was chnngem He also announwd anti-Klan leader. lay dead here to- whatever about her- nymry, an 0mm; gunmen, by me Depart. ____¢.’_____ dune g5 many new features all PM‘ worthy of the hearty encore that "there would be a lecture ‘lay and l.n their Passing citizens M. 1 3115i! ltpoduucglghmtle-rhof saitlliolnzt ‘ingest plflhlimtiaaglrablon aind Colotngéi- _ sl'ble_in order It; emphasize the var- which was demunduL Misses Flo,“ Ovary week ‘Index, the auspices of htiund hope [that Herring days o! Elfin“ 82M “Astor is“: conimit- 612 ‘from Great 3:10:13: engplifeland lety o! in Dom moi‘ mallmmoturlililg an“ 00mm’ Priscilla’ Martin’ mm. we Chm‘ The first’ owe would of,“ mmmo" were over‘ state i“ w“ y‘ y a e 1.6 328 a ' ' enter“ Sea‘ The d we“ ‘y reg“ ' ie !Martin and Vina LeClair, in be Thursday night next wlhen militia men again had custody of (gpwm g, Th, gum-ma") ted suicide; m-y ibrother Anton .' from the United States and lug the motor exh-ilbits is not yet the towm. ailthowgh on many sides pAmqs, Jan_ ghnmremier Her. wins killed at the same Cilmle with 50.510 from other countries. In the -

removed. but Mr. McKinnon thinks the“ 5mm“ step dance” bmugm the solution will be found. He is 4°“ m“ 11"" “f” “var? “gift interested in the idea of having a ilgmmflg “mm” °“ e ' ‘l

The duet. "\Birks of Aberfelily"

by Messrs A. Bruce and R. L. IMC" Keo won the admiration and un-

The Weather, Etc.

Ali-m so c-(ra s-rioH i mEATl-iEK-THE AUTO

‘ m] t a‘ t id l m shl-p has been sunk on Laioe Con- SU6’6_E$TS You PU? _

, ' 1 Pug-lg, Rome nnu London I ac- 192a of 24.441. e ember are a m n z stance. Despite the disappearance ~ . c d- n PM“)

iilruuhin next Thursday. RGSUINS lIl Murder hflevud Ema, mmmph,s_ Lam. 1 lhnmjgralflon frqm the United Thursday was 25 degrees. Darius oi his unsinkaiile invention beneath ALQQHOL. lr-i lTS I_OND(§N“"§MQ_a 2,4,6,“ Adm,“ became the prions. of Bnlncess States in 1024 was 10.322, Compnr- the early moraine hours ll fell the ripples. the lllvenlur. Herr Llb- '

Miss l-lelen Large; Mary, iMiss Ell). Seaman; Hannah, Miss Mabel Lynda; Elizabeth, Miss Annie Dam mereli; Alice, Miss Margaret Loft; Reuben, Mr. Arthur Bruce; Simon, the Parson, Mr, R. L. (McKee.

. '_—"‘°'>—‘—‘__ person commented on the excel- zfriovrgbe ,,‘,’§§"“’,',‘,fe,‘§f,'j‘§n figuring GWWWTY 3PM‘ 5'9"‘ ----Q-o-> I '-“_‘ lance" °t the 9r°5ramme~ The Over‘ charming little story which was S‘ John‘ Churéh domrwnl] V“ M D . I _ Lé§|l:)e(¢):§i;o Th; Guardian) l girl's b% the lCaledonian iPlpe and presented van, nicely by the fob . . s . ' i an. . m n , I or‘ . ed 330 against Union to 32 forfThis Bnnéfgmgchfyzt Pggfjéo n, Government P freely circulated Nu ‘Cfislggilryoltogg Capt. A? lllllif-fléggillllllggfied-I. oltcl ‘Niliach- loxmbg India? “m! geuuemen‘ ia tho third thine St. John's. has F t-l- t Ale ‘ dr d h“ m: that the much talked of fusion of Ksnzle 1W Burke‘ l; Groom A. e 8cm’ ‘ m Frances ‘Hon Tn“: voted on Church Union. In 1912 the 1 s M” B’ ma” ' aug be‘. o (Canadian Press) the interests of three great whis- Manhood ‘N llldcKeniio Druin- nor; Rum‘ “n” Frances Moore’ vote stdod 122 to 81 in favor of Un- the late mum Ahemnder Folrgach’ ' METZ. France, Jan 26-—"If a key concerns John Walker and ‘ ‘ I i ’ RacheL ‘Miss Queenie Ho"; Sarah’ ‘on; m 1915 It mood 93 for w 202 — wiho was one of tho wea this-st - -

During an intermission Mr. T. F. White, ‘Chairman of the Com- mltlce, thanked tho audience for ithoir altentlance and announmd

Judge Stewart would lecture on “Robert Burns."

The affair wns- undcir the music- ai direction of Professor S. N. Earle who, with the assistance of Miss Ullllan Earle, played the accompaniments. Owing to the tremendous success inst evening it is anticlpaveil that there will be another capacity house tonight.

Believed To Be Irish Army Oflicers