F lzcltnr 7,1914

__ EE _ .fl _ _ 'vs-uw- lug: _ _'rua cl-m1lLo'l"rsfrowN compras l. ml.-or-al.» Pans Nass-

N .DLL 1 ‘sllvlllllllllllllsi sllnull lllllllll

. . 1?.. A55 . - _ , luslllllllu imllvlsrlfli ol=lA on

.Ui ; E lllllll .ll lllllulhll slow li llllllll ABLY DEFEN

FR l _ ll. l

-‘t .-,

P ST ¥,lE,A,R Bill Mll lil ilu lil lllll ` lllulllnl HIS DEPAR” MIENT

OTTAWA ont _ Feb 6__ ,nba my _____ s a s owed an increase

(Ihrom o‘uv own Reporter) land Cena! H n

- *W S 0 t ll

that despite all the Liberal Pr-eng: 5:;-thin; sgsggxed ‘!,%rmbY__n;h'2]h,‘B‘°t 3, tlous of Blue Ruin and Flnancialll-lend Tax whi h ne”

ugl l i .

January 31. 1914 was a mlli0‘n dol-!,lel,:,;,_‘i__r___l;Jiscellaneous instead of under 2_1

lllrs more than the revenue for the' The ex' end-t

____m__ period in the ns_____ year of p i ure for the ten months ganizations. roducts of the n rth. I ' th 3 -

l'u2-1:3. 1 0" °°“°°udf“°‘i f““‘1 W” 5931083371 The 'total revenue f 'and on mmm! 'wcoum $46 476 063

ortht fi Blii1iil'.l't.

months wnas $139,101,515 as eohgnnexld lht month of January _showed il. Tse ;1_e___a_l;___r:§__o_n_n _in t__\;n¢;__d n_;e_x__ T ed with 138_,019,925 last year. The' ecr"“5° in the revenue of a little , . - 1 ' .year, but the captain and urt of |

’ 'f ‘tl l ' ' ' ' ' ' `

uulv department to 'how a decrease les” than $2,000,000 the actual total.; ` wus customs. Excise return, p0gg-'for the month was $11,529 753 .e_

miicc, Public Works and Rnilwaysrgoillst $1.2 442 378 last year I

I 1 .

_-. _-_-.-.-.-.<=.-.-.-¢.-.~.-.-.-2 .-.-.-.-.-_-_-.~.-...l_-_._._._._._._._. .___ _ _ _ _ _ _

'Sli _l<lll_lll Buns llulc.lllll

1 RY .EXELUSIUN li Mllllfllllllfif

(sss.1,{ ul-l1puun{))

LICXINGTON, Feb. ll.--An explo- sion of bcrilers in the saw mill ut ,ii Urban, Ky., today killed il lnell 4 't

them hrothcrs. .

--i_______*

~ _ . . . g.' nil .~/Ialoney, the lr.ll:-sing Burns de-‘

(Canadian Press)

'vl0N'l‘REAL Feb is -Biddin ell

ctiree, were located to-day at the itz Hotel. Thev said tbev came to

_ LoNnoN rob. s.-Miss sylvili MONTREAL 1~‘ob.s.-Capt. 11.1). MELn0UR§;.§‘ M' Ms)

.» - - . » » , Feb. ls.-The aus-

_________, statement “sued tad __ e decrease ln customs revenue is Psrlkhurst, daughter of the mill-_Munn of London, who arrived in tnehnn Government hon ,node _ nn.

ut Sufiragette leader, today an-_ ontreal today, announced that _he n',_,nneen._ent that they Wm he neue. oullced her secession from the ranks had _ olgunlzed a syndicate, with nenten nt the Pnn,,,no pnemn Ex.

onnon the Dominion revenue for the, _ c amounted to some of the _Womens Social Political Lord Lascelles as chairman, to de- no,o,tion_

,cn ,nonthe of the noon, years _,mn |t“"‘ ""11l0l1 llvllers le now included Ullltcn ra-ilitllrgs orgcanigation. ___l-for ;_f_e1_t>_l> tr_l1de__in_i:ory, furs and__oi1 in ________

V ' s en cn on e _ra on, w ll a ns an s ric . They wi also

ture be independent of all other or- investigate the fisheries and mineral

--____.._.._._ tnin's intention to sail from either

' idea of assisting the Stcilanson par- _-

. . ty on the iuebound Knrluf_ (Sn, ~ I ,_ Tn Go di n Capt' M““" Wm Mk the G°"el`“' sr. .igfllu 0 web. sil;rl;rl)y this ll 5* --i' 1 il- if ~ ment t o make a grant of money n » h ' d~

(Special to The Guardian)

HT- JOHN. Feb. 6.-s. s. Hall,

1' leurs head of the old grocery dontno shin no members ,v,l1t,.y to llc very serious but it is now under 'nl of Hall und Fairweather and ollé make their way back overland to- """tm|~ _ 1 th" |’e5H-"OW" mefchllllfs ill C119. wards' the Island. 'I`his will he '-‘“”*-"*""“

uwlllces, died to-night.

' (Canadian Press) (Canadian Press) (C n di P

Sydney or Dundee, Scotland for '

P Y S

six will winter in the north with the

. L . l:-i 'ning le was lscovered in ll

_\l_v_t1_lch_____l_l_§_ :_¢;__§_0_;i“xglShM*;1v_‘if' buihl ng in tbl- wholesale district on

Ilsland, which will he his home foie' €:“t"'rBHt§e@t :ll ll store- occupied by

. . l~., ~

many months. He figures that lf , "X ex lquofs' _and Longshore' the Knrluf panty in forced to nnnn_ ‘inf-ll s Hall. Af. fllst il was feared to

Munn's fifth trip to the Arctic. Minnrd's Liliimellt Cures Diphtherin.

,AU-l£lNCE MEETING

._&._l___

(Canadian Press)

OTTAWA, Feb. ll.-The Opposi-'

tion todlly seized upon the British Columbia lllbor troubles of last YEHF. as an excuse for an nttack‘ upon Hou. 'I‘. W. (Brothers, Minister of Labor, and precipitated a debate that occupied most ol the afternoon and all of the evening. It wlls u de- bate that brought them little satis~ faction, for the Minister of Labori was reudy at every turn tu defend the course of the Department, and ho ended by turning the tables upon them with a con.pl1l'isou of the pre- sent Govel‘nlnent’s record in dealing 1

with that of the Laurier Govern- ment. 1”

time that we took office" said Mr. ('rothel's, “tllrl'c wus an average of c 11 strike a ycllr in Novo l-lcotill. Let s

cllnle into power, tlcre luis not been a single strike in Nova Scotia alld no otllendispllte there of any collee- qucllcc. When we clinic into po\\'el‘. n we found the Crow‘s Nest strike, n dragging on for over eight months, involving 7,000 men, twice ns many I as ill Vancouver Islallll strike, and ,_ we settled that within il montll :liter

--_-`__.

ing the Liberal regime with the pre- sent case. Iu the drst instance, he suid, when the workers made e. mis- Luk-.~ in procedure ln asking for is Bo..-d they were put right by H011. Mr. Kills. In this instance the Min- ister had simply refused to accede to the request lor n Board. _lvillianl Buchanan, Lethbridge, said that Luc collcesslous made 1_0 the llllnlllg operators in the way of phil- wly subsidies, etc., showed that they h-ld the ear ol the Government.. 'Could L oc possible that they had surreiem, l.llucilce to direct the ear ol tue lvl.llr<

with 1nh0,.niehntee_ no oomnnrod istir of Labor in tnelr direction?

A strong speech was made by Mr. l. il. Stevens, Vancouver. It was

“For tlvcuty yellrs prior to the 1illfTlC'lltl1lllC, lic said, that lrmatter

which lnv'olvcd future relations of

ai/ltlll and labor should be made the obit-ct oi petty politics und excuse

me tcll the House that since we mr nh “truck upon the Minister of

1 L.l'.llor.

iilr. Carroll interrupted to nel; Mr,

Stevens il be would he in favo

r of u.

.-.lllity to enforce the award of an ldu-atrial disputes board, Mr. stevens replied that be was in avcr of the act being sg amended in

hut respect and that he understood

we c_____e _“to _,Owen Men_ne,__ of the the Minister was at present engaged Opposition never suggested during U

poi. the task ol drafting such an

___ .

ll, 1-N

Montreal to do some shopping and

_ would return to Quebec when noti-

< = ~. fled by telcrlhlllle. It is slated that

Montreal aldcrnlan is behind the

Mr. John Anderson then canle for- llrd with the following resolution,

.effort to arrest the detectives after “ _

they had hoon promised immunity by which was unalliinously adopted:

` _ - _ l th., Qnnhec Govo,.n,,nont__ “\V:lel‘eas the enhploymlcllt of detec-

ves by the Committee of .the Al-

(Canadian Press) ii,

i~lT(J(}K.HO-LM, Feb. 6.-Striking

success attended a demonstration to.

filly in favor of increased armament

delllonstrators that the matter, would be given attention at once

'rho demonstration w-as spectacular ti°"° with “ “°"t"i" company-" 'C

in extreme. Thirty thousand pe litioners waited on the outskirts of' the city since yesterday, thcn march- l 4-ll through the street to where the 1 Hills wus whiting to receive allen.. 'l‘hcy were received with elll.lll|siaslll_ nil along the route, `*

Mitliiili _‘ill ,ICE 1

o us before the investigation and " as sclng to trac us Il he is as °‘ U00 a dctectllfe as he says he is tell "L"

.siildz "This r..an said hc would be on H t ' ' »

_ _ . .

ilshoil he to this the detectives tl

Illl to Luke the people into his con- 1"

.so ask him to take the people into ex

HE lllllll lil

alice lol' the purpose of securing vlllence against violators of tl1e.Pro» lh tion Act hy the purchase of in- xicuting liquors from persons hav- él the same for sale has been the

. ll ‘l t l h t h

___ Swedem King Gustave told the Rdeucc and tell then what we got sl l.l.c o lnuc comlmen w en the

t-‘nt and volume of such evidence

e eenhdenee no _ -~cc'l:ne known, and whereas ths dis-

gmdmz his negotm ussivln has been made to do duty on

__»__, ___ hvhali of the illicit sellers in order

l llircct p_ubl c attention u`way from e sin of law violiitlons and thus if nisihle weaken public sentimellt

glilllit such violations whilst the

. .l

‘ ' ' ‘ ` ‘ > rllsrs wcre hefurc the (loul‘ts; and

\\/llfflvllls some misguided persons have

_ _ _ _ , dl-sl,-_flledly published that said coin- , .

-Y

1" f

Canadian Press r

llll1.€0c`s action _wus disapproved of l members of the Alliance; There-

oro resolved: That in order to sei; at csc this unwise agitation and place

< 1 _ ‘

\'ANGOUVE'R,__ Feb. _ 6.-Marie before the community the opinion oi

- . ,L1'lyd, the English comedlenne, this tlls Alliance we do hereby approve

, ..,» . ._ . _ , _. . _ `

» - :_ - . _* .1 v

soclatiou, held last night _it .was de

lu- fi Free-For-All Trot and Pace and V

l.-l.-li, on Tuesday to accommodate hciorc the bysiandel-s interfered. The ul

____ . . E

Hulrirlerside horsemen, who are__ex-‘H pcctml to make entries in the vents T

nnll that fur the 2.24 'i`i'0t is of the mule vullle, $100, and is guaranteed T by Prowse Bros., `Ltd.,_ of 'Charlotte-_ 5 f tlilru. lil

"Plc entries for tue races will close

on next Monday night. with the Elec- rl-tuly, Mr. A. S. Hewitt. _ -

NAVAL REPROACH m

afternoon called at the office of The of the committce’s action and this \ orld, newspaper, and vigorously at- met 'l

AL .1 meeting of the ree Racing Ae. tucked the editor and L. D. Taylor, .

n .

hod of obtaining evidence.

It had been stated publicly that

_ r aneger, former Mayor of Vancou- the Executive had uot_tne support

iroliied -to.;--iigliil' neges .mi -vpgeedny vhr. The police were sent for and' a ot ordinary members of the Alliance lvlt, Feb. 10, _Tho two events will big crowd collected. Blhe used a hsa- bcillnd them in the action they had

y truultstrao and struck‘VI‘aylor sev- fl1'=»‘ll in ¢mP1"Yi“E f-11086 detectives.

11 2.24 Trot. The races are being eral times across the head and face H6 \‘/Ollld lllilt llkh’ t0 H081' il‘0nl ti-..~

'lgc was enraged at an article ln

xecutive considered the had ll -

Y I U'

9 _ he World criticizing her perforlnancel sued the right course and were satis-

’l‘lu- purse for thc Free-For-All is in ii local theatre and relating ber 001| in their own lllinzls Lhllt it was

$100 guaranteed bv l\'lr. B. Roy Ho1~ difficulties at the hands of immigra- the only course to-follow in the cir- lnn'l, of the Maritime Fox Exchange, tml officials. allmstallces. Blat if the Alliance gen-

lie wEll`rTi ell, 5

rally did not support them in this My had no intlentioxl of continuing o employ the metllods referred to.

i'l‘lle Rev. Mr. Martin, of Cardigan.

` TIDE. MOON ETC. ln

---4--’.~~ 1!

secondlng the resolutloll_ said tune

e himself had. been a"I‘lliel detective

(Special to The guardian) for seven years. Ho assured the

T».')RON'l‘O, Feb. 7.-Strong winds members that the llvcncy wns one

REMOVE THE and gales, easterly and southerly, 0

The highest. temperature recorded 0

f the llcst of its kind oil the contin-

ilder with snow and rain. cnt and the nien employed were men

l the lllgllcst character and skill in

VANCOUVER, B- C-. F0bl`“l1l`Y» G yesterday was 14 degrees above; the the work they nad to do. if they

--Sir Richard Mcllrlde, Captllill loucst recorded 9 above; at nine a. d

i‘dl\'c Phillips and Others, spoke on m the nuvy question ut Victoria lust 1 night. Tile following resolution was

micr of Canada to continue to use 1-very effort to remove immediately 8 I!unud.n’s reprclaell in that she has S0 d ful' done nothing to aid that navy __ which is the basis of ollr emplre's '

insurance of the peace of the whole

t 3.36, tomorrow at 9.33 and Mon- ll lllf ut 10.22; it will be high this o vclling at 7.04, to :lorrow at 8.13

greatness nn-d prosperity and also the “nd Mwldlly at 9,19. ll

id not do their work fairly and

, 14 above; at nine p. nl. 9 above. squarely their services would immed-

.owest the previous night 6 above. lately bc dlsllenserl with. He for one

PHE WEA’l‘Ill<3R.- Yesterday was felt convinced that the Executive

l’“_f‘_“€d5_ _ beautifully clear and bright; clear WHS i'0I‘f€Ci5lY illetiflvd ill Gllll-ll0l’llll§

'NUS "‘°°t“‘g l"`f4°f‘ “P0” the 9"' and bright at night, ' these men, as it was iniprllclicalble in

'rbi tide will be high this momlng any other wllv to llllflllllll cvllll’-llw

°""“‘“" t” . °°""i°" “Ds” `“"myl Mr. Bentley saill 'unit in fairness 'FL Dennis; Pres. of League of the :___ ____ New 2____________ ______ the other

til sail from South America two

hone of the nmneentiein They were H. Campbell, Rev 1*. E. ll"ullerton, mouths later.

l coutraventlons of the law. ‘The rest. of the evening was taken p with a lengthy debuts on a resolu-

The sun sets this afternoon ni, 5,15, tion approving of the emplvvmellt Of

,vorln .. to~n<lrrow at 5.17 and Monday at d

' Di; it rises tomorrow mornin at Anflerson, RSV J- U. Msfull. R0b€l`t

couoE.~§ebTl;s A Too LATE roll

-_ c|_,lss|5|cA'||0" at ll.17 and Monday at s_53_ l.

1'.

Olin cent per word each insertion is 0" Thursday' Fm- 3"; at G-33 9-'U' P

-»,--4-#ffm als: \ 1"! -1* '

this column. Unsh must accompun

Y 1,

order. Minimum charge twenty-live ‘hy-' Mb' wth at 1-35 “~ "‘~ ‘

rents. 1 I

W. K'=_"t._Sl- _ l9§2~2iM*.£~

HMART INTELLIGENT BOY WANT-

ed for printing office. Apply .“'.l‘l"“-li _ ._.lQl.4;?-ZMEQ; W.\i~"I‘ED, AT ONCE, BLACK SIL-

1"-rfomale to mate with Raynor IYOE. 2 years old on equal terms. li. C. Uurlstie, Amherst, N. S.

1102-2-7M6ipd.

| I" `“""`“‘"“* 1" _‘" ' ' '

l-t..'lne pill, between the Prince Ed- a \'~'~l-"d and Pownal or Euston streets. Finder please leave. with Mrs. W.K. llnzers. _ _ 2-vit-al, _ ll-11.1. 'rim Paiirv WHO 'rooK A small red leather sstchel out of the R- R. Station. Charlottetown, about the bezlandng of the year, U0 lr0od enough to return the sslme '<1 the baggage master, P. E. 1'R. , 1104-2-7ms4ipd FOXEIS FOR SALE.-I HAVE A number of Black foxes, one pair of lflxlra Islendretches and some lm- pnrted shoe! which i wish to dis- llose of at once. Pricssright. If ln- terested write on phone. 0. E. P. Yell. Aibmon, P. sl. 1. loss-z-mal

,___,,,_nm GIRL __vAN___ED_ Appni, __l_‘_>_llJ__e_=_t_;l;l__¢é>_t__tomol'row ten bollrs and 1

We, the undersigned, on behalf of

K ' do hereby extend to you our deepest and most sincere sympathy in your recent bereavement--the loss of your beloved father, who in the all wise

.DHI-SMALU GREY SILVER Providence of God has been called to

U. Monday nt :.12 and Tuesday at J ‘0.

etcctives by the committee. John

enkills, Rev. H. J. Fraser, Rev. Mr.

Mc)-lo, Rev. J. W. McKenzie, J. A.

'l’ln- moon sets tomorrow morning La-'.'sun. RW. J0lll'l Stirling. Rav- 'Ll

The first quarterof the moon was

'|‘llere will be a fllll nloon on Tues-

, Wash, Rev. G. A. Sutherland, L.

Tllnton, Will ilu. McLeod, W. E.

cntlsy, S. M Martin, Rev. Thomas

Mursh11li,' Rev. Robert Murray and

The ]ength of today will no ton otilnrs, spoke in fllvul of -the resolu-:

,.,n ,very much for the expression of ylllll" (`-eirgetown. il

___,_1_____.___.:_.______~._.,______. _._._____. _ ._._~_____. NV, _-_»_~,-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_As-,-_-A -_-_-_-.-,-_-_-_-: .-_-_-_=-_-_-_-:-A:V-f--Af-‘-'ff-'-'-'-'-‘-'-“-‘-'~“-`-'-`-“~`-`~"`-`~""`~'-"""-""`-`"""""""""""`”"" B

, ' , ' <l‘r (C0nt,____cd_) euggeet now, My Right l-lon Frlen

(

The Rev, Mr, '1',,y)1_.r Enid inns conililence.and llpploval. If we nludu s

should have our act amended as they 1

their 15 years of office that we l\lll="ldll1@lll- There had been adso-

ulwly no evidence produced, he sold, o snow that in the present case the

sir wilirid Laurier) knows lhat`ll»-l_>.ll~rmellt had been in ally Wav ds-

olne troubles are not elllled Hs 089' 1

'elicl in its dutv. Hs thought- it

lvllllc he considered the l$xccllt.lvollail.'lllly nilstalies lt wus llecuusc we um il as others. He will recall thelvoliid be a good thin if an sms d

done the only thing possible lu thclrillvv “HUW Lllll' lleilwfi We (UU llll U01* H

Y . " lf- U ' pring Hill strike, inhis day which ment to the act was devised which

endeavour to get evidence :igrlinst l.uc.|cst fren could llo lu the bcst way we lllllted 22 m0“_tL“’ ‘md which “,e?e.ss,if “"‘“"d impose U P9“BlfY DON! “POD

ated the culling ollt of the mllltlll the employe,-S _,nd tho organizations

rum-sellers, he thought that plbnllll-is-l'-'-' llllcll rc llfl- 1 alll rlllh al lloliti- t ly, in ethics, the nietliqils iid0|,L.,»,l!ciuLl but ill all our approuclles to Luc

could not be entirely conilliclldui. lie'Llov~.-llllnellt we llllve been dealt wltli 0U"Sl¢1¢l estimates of the Dcpal_~_tln5llt_g _ _ was one of those who eonsidereiiiby' honourable gentlemen. 'l‘l1cy have Of if-‘_b°f~ AL T-he 'eq“e”t °,f t e p"\‘"1"-‘B Ulld €l!liJ1_OY9l"S Hl10uld |18 made that the worn of the Ailiorlcc could glvcll to us everything that we could lJUSlU0ll. MV- C1`0thC|"5 Yevlewed the F951-‘0llB U10 DRNZIGH.

be toniluotoil on the nl li 1.... em-.ll 'txll°ct, ullu 1 believe that the uve "“`°‘LS ‘-‘f the D°p‘"“‘?°“°' “f himscul

g n_ ,_ _ _ _ y g _ . _ _

Vlmcd by me apostle rum “"n°" hc: "5 "ww thu" we exuccwui more um" atThififislzlilonilenthebcfdlfThdhdifigdixéffmcntc compulsory arbitration.

liiiri that in this win-[are we i‘igh\;_\\e asked for in some instances, and \» not with curval llmapolls. While uc 1 illlllli ll- ll* Ull1Y~fall 150 BUY U3- W¢ 'f thought the 1-:xccuhlve li-.ul acted llc-‘flicli to do without fear or favour ' cordlllg to their lights and nad <lolleT\l'llu'L lllvll Of '3iBCl`lllllllllti0ll Ullgllt W t the hc-st they could ulllicl' till: clr- do lu thc Sight of God and mcu.

cllinstallccs, still he colllil not hc-lp| M12 h`Chul‘mu1l referred to his sunl- wishiug that other lnrllulils ll.lJ been mulls hclorc the Grand Jury cud

-'rho sthnll/ling block," he sol<l,_§ ~vis the refusal of the mine owners R

Mi-_ B, (lnrvell, in his typicallc

vitrlollc style, immediately attackcdli the Ut-pul‘tmellt of Labor claiming s

int it had not zlctcd with alll’ UC'

adopted. isnifl that at his suggestion the Jury U Ml. 1.. l’. 'l`ilnf.oll_ ln rcply s:iiil'llnd Proseclltor Boisner before them, C

that the ltcv. gelltlclnlin, ill uuoting uud Lioisner admitted to the jury t

the Apostle, line low, ,~,i_,f_lil, ._.| in., tlult he had been interfered witll lil

fact that llc ltllc .\pr;sl..rl was ell- _lll~i llorlx. lie had n pretty good idea

gllged ill it worn will..-ii llill not lend who wus holding Boisucr buck lil his nucll the attack and sought t milk”

oil ll' l<]ll,;lalll‘. _ i, l\'.r_ Carroll, of Cups Breton, conti-

Tllu dellnte came upon mUli0ll £0 lor refusing to uccrpi, the nndln s of

Board of Conciliation. Both the

Mr. Carvell asked if the member

or Vancouver would be ready to ald-

llll. Stevens said the question was large one. He thou'ght if there was

o recognize the union." isnlncthirlg in the statute boolswhi

oulu be exercised in case of- necessi- lt would induce the settlement of trikes. A “fir Wilfrid Laurier in closln the

. K

if-limi illld than ill tile V0l'v lllllllit Uf,|liscl:ssioii said he was goinn to mgvn lil- trollhlcs the Minister hull gone f,,, nl] Danone ond records tn oonnoo_

i'n: with the case. He intimated that he proposed to deal specifically with the whole administration of the

itself to thc unc ol cul'ilnl \ve.;polls.|\\’vl"’- Wllell The situation was dill.-rllll. however, 'llll ru; and when Christ met tile. lnollcy rrhungels ll0f'3l0 me

Mr. Phillips canle

' Uomnlittee let them

the investigation came H

lasting whether this \\'~.\s so, The

in the temple. He uscll the scourge, 'wi S0lllc which, all would agree, .vas it co:'llal'duWll fl‘0m 0'I-leafy Wll0 \\'0l1\<1 bc weapon! (laughter.\ l`lllle spcal:er'aL-lv to tell something. Mr. Wilson cordially approved of she notion of had a lot of information against the Executive hnu honallahht .nle'l~l>rh Phillips and Boisner. He did rngglntion would bp, _f1dgp”,@d_ snot suggest that there were political

l-lon. Murdoch McKinnon, Gommis- l'c1~f'lll1s responsible. I-lc hed llo-

sirner of Ag,-ienltnro, approved of tl.1llg against Premier Matbleson. He the resolutioll. ln his opin on the dill not think the Premier was con- course adopted by the Alliance was ‘¥€"fl€d ill this- They W0“1‘1 l“°lll9lll‘ the only reasonable one under the llvr lllllt he Wlle no sllpllortcr of the ei,-eumetnneee It was not Original P'f-;_ller; he had voted against him. “nth the Alliance: it was the wurso The conduct of Premier Mathieson llsllally adopted by Governments in slllce he undertook his work nnd of 1,iing1ng|ayv-breaker, to jngtiegh He lllr. McKinnon ull-lo had been most. l~l~f'.-rred to remarks made by some h'lll\lllFll\7l0-

speakers intilrntini: that the Islundl _ __ _ woe, noi; a Sunday school. This] F}\EC'UHV}*-~

n lgllt be true in a sense, but there _ were very nneny pieces decidedlyl 'File followillg is the full Executive w.ilsc. All things considered, the |3"¥“`d- state of morale in this Island was' 'ff-"3 E- J- Rattet- M,'“1P°¢l“9i RSV- fou-ly high and ammngh there wae_I-f. .l, Fraser, Summerslde; Mr. John drunkenness on the streets at times, Mlll'h1e50ll» Sllmmefsidei HBV- J- A~ it was not nenhlv oe pronounced on Mc-K.-ly, North Bedeque; D. Auld, some would have people believe. F"e9t0Wl1& G- A~ FI`°019~“d- Klllgswfli Tbcre were those also, be said, who n¢“-'l'5- George Morris, Kingston; Rob- lbonilhh that tho Government should l'l‘*~ Murray. 0'Lealy; C. M. Y0l1lllr.~ uudcltake to enforce the Act. He T"V"“i Mr- E- H- Wrightr Vicmrluf was not prepared to dispute this, but Qll-2Prl"s County. Rev. E. S.‘WB0kF» was of the opinion that much more 1"f"'°'U81F MT- RON- `-Ifllkinil Mt- Al- ellective work could be done underlbililli R. C. Gull, Uhnrlottetowni -7~ the control of iauch ll body as the K- ‘H0551 REV- Heallclfi M°55l`5- G- E- lennnemnee Amnnee |Full; S. F. Hodgson, C. J. Riley, J.

of the gentlemen

to himself, he would like to cxpresli Cross, Rev. Z. L. Fash, A. W. Bternflz his unqualified nppmvm of the mnt. Rev. W. D. Wilson; F. S. Moore, R.

n,.,.f,,,_t|y legen right nnn owne,-_lUllnrlottetow1l: John Sterling, Wal-

llo s oke ver highly of the fer Simpson, Rev. J. W. McKenzie; vc-els, and uork to be-done in all

relntiogs lletwceyh himself an-fl K‘l12'S COUYWYZ PNB- and Vi°9“P\°°9- " Mr. Wilson and the other members 'lf Kiul:'s und Prince Countv Alliance:

found them courteous, zealous and McNeill, Murrny I-lnrhor; Rev. J. M.

in order to bring tho lllatters en- urn Cardigan; Edgar Geddillgs. Mllr- ll trusted to them ton successful ls- my Hn,.bor_ No,.,nnn MoDonn\d_

and the whole march probably Over, flew ground. .

nlliell.

tall complement of 42 men. l

c<,l11pu1'ison ci the departn|ent's ut- lfud: ill the Nova. Scotia strike dui",

Luhol Department,

L<lf.-iCKl,l~l'l`ON'S lll(1I’0SED 1 DASH ACROSS

THE AN'l‘ARC’l`I(.l.

O'1"l`AW.l\, Feb. 6.-I reparations of

the most complete character have been lnauc for rlil' rlarllcst huaclalc- f;0ii's proposed dash across the sul.- '.l:'.'flc colltlneut, and the expcrleilcc gained by Sir idrllllst on pl'evlolll~\ t,~,|i,o, new prov:-d ol' f.l'<-xlleiillolls vn-

llie.

Sli l\ll'llest proposes to stnrl. from

il Hflutll All‘.el'lcllll ll\ll'i-, llfllllllllly lf-llellos Ayres, Cro:-ls thc llllllrlst unex- lllill-rd South Polar roneillent froul' sea to sea, and return by the wily uf'

New acaiand. 'l‘uc princilllll lelllillfesi ol the expedition may be set out tllus; I Trans-Atlnlltic march with 120

dogs, two aeroplane sledges, and an aeroplane with clipped wings to - zillli" over -the ice ‘_ March from' Weddell Sea tO the

Dojo over absolutely unexplored land,

Total land journey at least 1,700

Two ships, driven by oil, and a to-_l

One ship to leave England in Allg-

lixpedltion to be equipped for two

ranches of science. ' 'l`ll¢» adventure to he known ns the

Elbyi .

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liiuilllilillll Press.)

t2!iiCfil41(i, Fel). 6.- The Commit.- tee probing the Mnil graft allega- tions was clllleil upon to devote sev- eral hours to listening to questions fl~ul‘.il-il with a view to deciding the ownership of the Montreal Herald '.lo1lp;.1 £119 sql uolqm 01 Jedsdlmeu Edward Beck, suys be unsuccessfully offered the disclosures of the Burns Detectives before taking them to lllc Mail.

Mr. Beck yesterdav declined to an-

swer a question, as to who the Pro- prietor was, nlld Sir Hugh Graham Proprietor of the Montreal Staryas askld to attend and give evidence.

A number of questions onthe ow-

,iershlp point was put to Sir Hugh Graham by Mr. B. A. Mtqlah, for ¢Wl‘llfy~Hve _vears Editor of the Mont-

fefll BWP. and now Editor of = the Noll, ~but_ the Commitths ruled them out. , , ,

`l.%.__

PREMIER WHITNEY AND.

SIR GEORGE -R058 'BIN-'l'ER.

_‘.".lRONTO, Feb. 5.-"Bit Jgmog

fvhlrney's condition is very ood ln-

of the Advisory Committee, Ho hnd ]*.(,v_ ,}_ (~,_ MeMi11nn_ Cardigan, and Ill-perinl 'l‘1-uns-Atlantic Expedition. ¢1 K

slr Ernest has enough to Sturt the to-night. “His progress gives un”

anxious to do the, best they could M_»,L(,(,d_ gh }~,itor's Biiy; J_ (‘._ Mar- elpcnitioil through il frielld’s gcncr- f

er-fl."` declared Dr Alel: lMAPMdlsn

or satisfaction." _

While Sir George Ross’ ccndltlios

'l .lc total outlav estimated at over in .nigh as to give cause for anxiety.

sue. He never wisllc-d to work with $25l.,u0u_ “We shall have 120 train- he was said to be a little brighter

better men_ _l\ioni.ogue; Rev. H. Miller_ hlolltnlzlle; n My-_ Mm-shrill gniil; We thunk you Mr. D. ll. l\.cKinliuu, Rev. Duck, k

LETTERS OF SYMPATHY

To Bro. Everett Holmes, Kingston: t

lhgston star Division, No 1iz,,f,‘

C H

higher life of service. D

vnv to yourself, your” children and of God our Saviour ill all things. fe. mark Of Ollr llPDl`€Cifltl0ll Of YOHF

he relatives of our deceased brother' ur deep sympathy. We fully recog-_, ize the greet loss that all concern--

ed have sustained in the departure nf

11:. friend, a faithful husband, an llectionste futher, 3. true and valu-

ed citizen, but in view of the terrible

hynlcal suffering endured bv our

nther for a lengt-hsnvd, Period, we

We rejoice with you in that

was so well prepared for the change awaiting him, and that now he has entered into eternal rest to be for- ever with the Lord.

To him death was not death but

rather something other than that which it is called. It was but simply the loosing nf the cable when the bark sailed away to tba desired haven. our prayer fer 1°". deal' Brother in this your vreat sorrow is that our Heavenly Father may V°\l¢l1 safe to you his sustaining grace, and t t the afHiat|on~ through which yuh have been called to UBI* U18! he stifled. to our eternal welfare

ssll Y -

Ethel Gruwys, I-ofa Barrett. Gear# Cruwys. _ . ~.

` O I I

To Mrrs. William Holmes. Kinlltlilli

P.E. . . Dear Madam. - The nndersislled

member of the Loyal Orange Associ- nglon, King William Ladle No. 1166

FARM ron sam. .rr Noam River Corner, 4| miles from Char-` lottetown, containing 98§ acres in H llllrh state of cultivation, with e lrflcd house and s large barn and seven other buildings. Apply tr- R0dd’s Hanlon shop. Chai-lottr

he cannot for s moment entertain the:

thought or harbour the wish that his physical lilo should bo vrolollsed- ' He rests in peace -from his labour,

but his good words-and deeds no-5 main to counselto cheer and stimu-l latous. - - _ 1 I/lay we all live here to serve God,

help the Ghurchand every 1000 movement, live so as to make the community ~t'l1s .better for our pre- sence and existence therein. ' 'rn live in hearts we .leave behind

is not to die. Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord. "Gill 1l°ll¢°'

h yes saith the Lord for they

. For 84 years s member ol the Lays] Orange Association, for many yesrs Chlpleill of his Lodge. also served it as W. M. at ll period when few, if any were willing.

May his children grow up tn nur.-

Affectfonately and sincerely yours work and WON!! we desire to lll9B0l1€ t

nn nehnig nf King william 1,_0_l,, -you with the accompanying fur lined No. 1166. Rev. George Orman-l’.G. coat. May its encircling folds shield M.; Allison Auld-W. Ml.; Daniel 'I' you from the stormy blasts and Friiser, Rniibgn 3_ Bm-ref.: proves comfort to you as you hat- l

tie witrh the storms that some- itlmzs v sit our Island home. _That g ;ln 'the days to come your shore 7

PRESENTATION lmlly he abundantly blessed and that t

our relationship as pastor and people

Just before those who were fn nt-llmay long continue, is the prayer of

tendance at the prayer meeting ill the Donnie of z|nn Cnm»¢h_ gn be. £116 Zi0ll Church. lllit W¢dl}“5‘i“Y half of the congregation, M. Mc- evelllns. dispersed. Mr. Donald Mc- hood, Chairman ol Trustees, when Kinnun, who had Chills!! 01 the m2°¢‘ Mr. McLeod had finished Mr. W. T. ing. called attention to Mr. Mur- Hugger, placed upon Mr, Taylor s

them. Mr. McLeod then came for- Tey10r`wss taken completely by I' ward and referring in terms of the enrnriyo line very touelringly re- lllshest praise to the strllllllvlls work form-1 to the many lnnlineseos that their pastor, Rev. Geo. Taylor. had the congregation had shown him. done in the Church since he entered and emphasised what he hoped the the pastorate upwards of n year ng0. congregation and himself, working

f-hs f0|\0W1l’lK Flddl'i”B5f D91" SUT* future. The meeting then dispersed.

clnssillg of the Polar continent. The c1'u.-sing of the contlllcnt will be the lliggcst Polar journey ever yet at-

frolll sea to sell is about 1,500 geo-

:l dogs, used tu post work in Alas- l .1 in- .\‘iheria," suid Sir lirnest in

lon; the dogs w ll ent encll other o that we shall probably be reduced

"*‘lle ulaill obiecl of the Expedi-

lon," suys Sir lcrnest, "will bc the

(muted. The irliniulllm distance

rnlllllcal miles-that is, roughly, 1,- 0 00 statute miles. More than hulf of ln- distance lvlll be on n positively

ateto-nilzht and was considered, on the whole, to be somewhat better

lsczllssillg his plans "und us we go ;|i.i» he ling been during mg png; [sw

days

to .10 dogs when vie reach the l’ole. EVENTS’

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

MEETINGS ETC.

_. . .

One cent per word each insertion _is

this column. Cash must accompnny

rdcr. Minimum charges twenty-live

cents.

°l\N'l"l(‘.IPA'I`E YOUR NEEDS!

nrw route. With good fortune it is prohullle that the whole journey will cover new ground. From ll geogra- phical point of view the complete cflntluentul rnturc of the Antarctic cal be absolutely solved by such ll

- _ _lo|.l'uey. No one knows whether the

“22

k':-_.ws whether the great Victoria' l-boil' of nlountnins which has been tv'-lccd to the l’ole extends across the| noiltincllt and links up with the An- des. The solving ol this problem is

on behalf of the c0ngr01!l\i2i0u read together would accomplish in the i.._:llrnlly of intense interest to geo-‘

Get uilend oi’ your rush, R0 '£1- tonfzc your business with the' *£1 - ington Tvpawrlter. A. Mille. Hali- fax. N. S. _ _, " ' ‘

"All bank employees and male

clerks in the stores facing on -ths square are invited to the men's milt- ing ut the Y. M. C. A., tomorrow at

_4 o'Clock.

ole towards the Weddell Sen: no one

"La-cturc. bv A. E. Morrison, City,

Manager 'l‘elcgra‘,lh Co., in Grin Church. Monday evenlnz Feb. S Bub- _lect "Illylng ol the Cable". ADDR

lupucrs ull over the world, and the 7,-_ h.ntom views Wm no |hn'n_ gn.

ll" i i l

rue from their labollrs and their sine., your ooniing io charlotte- _______~.._... Fork! 110 ""9" f-h°“"- ‘town and entering upon the duties ;;Wo enrry only the purest and

and responsibilities of pastor of Zion Presbyterian (Thurch. you have been strenuous in the di=cha rlze of functions devolving upon you as pas- tor of our church, nnd regllrillessol stress or strain have been in season

best olive oil. We secure it fresh from the refineries regularly and is always fresh and pure when it reach- es you. Olive oil is splendid for nl! fine cooking und ne n tonic und lhodv builder it is in n class ull its

iillscllvcry nf the greuf. moul'ltain‘v,,_n oouoottom u01_h`1u“on_

t°w“° _ 8026-1-IBMM hive n dulilltld. and t.u¢‘l`l0l'Ul¢d by cesd their father ln the Church andlnnd out of season enthusiastic il\\l»_v\~li`, Price f-0c. and 30;. li b_<lttle.

Mlnardn llnirnsnt cures gal-get in cows

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sion assembled, Dec. 26th, to con-_

heir ‘allow members iii lodge ses- in the Orange Association and may the work of the various depart- 'lho M»icl<lunon Drug vu., lorner l

we one and all “adorn the doctrille"ments of the cll\\rch`s activities, As llrrllt George and Kent Hts. ll/ttf.

rnzlfc, wnirh we nssilme s there, will llrl ..ue of the biggest gellgrnphlcul fl~1'.l.nplls nossll>le."

Minurils l.ininl<-nt (ores Colds, etc. l

"A lmeelal general meetilll of the shareholders and patrons of the Bol- shaw Dalrylnlz Co.. will be hold in the Court House nt Bcmlhsl, TID. luh nt 3 p. nl. Installation of A flutter Plant tn he dissull. » AID

Minurd's l.iuilucui. Cures lllstcnlpcl.

iolher business. Wm. MelAll~8\l.»

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