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uhnriottetown Guardian Two' Cont: Iornln; Gull-diam ‘Founded 1M1 | Annual lnblerlptlele Delivered IIJI

By llafl. Onnede and U. l. A- ll-Il

llliiIlllliillEil Mil

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1925

lilliiiliii nut‘. 1. iii. ‘uu MILLIEINSUPREME BtliiittitiPENEil IN

THE lilllllliNl iilflilliliN

. legtelotlng edflna

liliiiii PlilliliEii E 00iiliNliiN

Most Humaniy Hab- itable Part Almost at Standstill Since 1867.

OTTAMFA, Nov. 2l.-'I‘o permit nnule-tn. problems of pol-t-ticnl econ- mpy to cntep into nutionttl affairs ‘in n. pnrti-sail way. w-us to bring (Inn- ndn, to a standstill, Ur. ‘lru A. MIN!- Kny, dean of the Arts Facility of JvlcGlll llnlverslity told the Pro- fessionu-l ‘institute of the Civil Ser- vice ‘here today.

1A major problem was the‘ ‘Marl-i limo -Provl‘irctts~—"thtz most htnuun- -iy habitable part of (laxiada" — which .h‘.|d hecn nintost n1 a statid still slime 1807. Tho causes of this condtitlott were: th-u stfbtstzfttrliaui of stec-l for wooden sillps, nrlxed

rural imiusttrlt-s. floatatlons. isola- ‘tlion. education turd bad govern- tmeut.

Science. hnd changed part of thin scene. ‘Predatory pititerests were“ partly respousib-lc.

“l believt.‘ absteutee financial mau- ngemt-‘ttt one of the greatest cviis ‘in the tuoderti industrial system," said l)r. ‘lliitokay. The Scots oi‘ Nova Scotin had educated their song for world citlzcltship, ‘but the _Mll.liii.illl05 had‘ ‘become stranded in iiltc- ‘tuIidst of modern industry.

'1We have ‘been playing ovt-r an old political pnntomine on u new shagc," be said. The pnrto for the ‘pnntomine would be borrowed from

t hbti poi‘! tlitwttl ctrperieilce of ‘G rcat lint vniln and the United Sltattt-s. Panties. by employing Olli-Oi-liilll?

1ioiltical theories of public as op- posed to private ownership‘ nnd high an opposed to low turiff, were wti-giriltg heavily upon the uutlonztl stubility of (Tnuadn.

Of railways ‘l)r. ‘NiucKwy s-nid that the ownership Wllg of minor importance to the efficiency nnd honesty of the ltd-ministration. "You (‘iunotrun a railway ‘by legisla- tion and hum pnri-taments go on

"T-bo real problems‘ of Canada were nil administrative and‘ scien- tific. A council or a cstbinet of 15 or ‘20 recientiflc men cou-id do more for ‘Canadu ‘than any group ‘bound up in the traditional political usug- vs."

"Carlotta." he said. "had tree-II fighltitig ‘geognzt-phy for u long time nnd‘ by continuing the tftght with pntlotrce the ttlatiudinne would even- tually win out." _

‘Dr. ‘MncKay rcfenred in opening to the excellent demonstration of that atltage that "democracy was n form of govcrtnuctrt founded up- on tad-k." He himself ‘had very lit- t-le political sense left except one which was touched with some fear for the soilldarlty of the country. Canadians ‘were it people of divided allegiances. divided between Can- ndn as n political entty, Cuundu- for the mother-land and Cunndu‘ for the Empire. Y-et there- nre still many

"golden. dncorrlgjible loptimlsts" who believed that the Empire might evolve as a single internation- al unit speaking among the nations of thoc‘ world with a single voice. The questions of Canada's rela- tions with the Empire and with the ‘world at large were not su-b- jects for politicians of "mere- town- ship vision." Students 0f political history ‘and seholune must. work to- geth-er toward the solution of these thing-s,

One ‘Government, he said. had ‘been as ‘bad as nnothc-r Govern- ment ‘in the ‘history of Canada. in the ma-tter of debts "wt- wiil have to renovate our whole achnltili-strn- ‘tlvo system."

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since June, red heifer. yeer old. if not claimed December 0rd will

00W 0PEN

Crowded Attendance ‘Last Night- Splen- d i d Attractions Shown.

The big League of the Cross Fair opened inst night lu the Leugtte hail and to judge from the first t1ight's attendance, bids fair to -he- in}: u great sticcess tiuriug the three days on WlliCil it. is being held. _

Delightful utusical selections ivcre played by the League of the Cross band, which was in ittttuni- auce nnd another very trieasitlg part of the evening's program was a gymnatstic exhibition by a num- ber m‘ l.. (). (i. ilOyS under the dir- ection of Mr. Wm. llnlpentiy. i)li- ficult horiztmttti bur and tumbling exercises were cleverly perfornnail nnd clicltcd bcnrly uppinust‘ from the largo crowd of spectators.

'l‘in- mum-rims concession nnd rc-

frcshulcnt booths were all well pntrtntizcd. 't‘ht- dom- prlzt- was -won by Alisa-i liinbel ‘ist-ud, ‘the

lucky llillllllvl‘ being 2H0.

’l‘onigltt‘s program will iticiutit- a complete change oi‘ stage attrac- tions and baud music.

Rev. C. E. Armstrong‘ 0f Montague, Re- ceives Call

Conference of Churches of Christ Plan Advance Movement In Their Work. Yesterday afternoon and even- iug wcrc. spent hyuclcgatvzs of thc (Ehurch-‘s of (‘hrlst v-kutnvn as Dis- ciples oi‘ (‘hrisl in nu carucst con-

SHIPMENT

Passed Through Mon- treal Destined for Europe and Other Points- P.E.I. Con- tributes Large Quo- ta.

(Special to the Guardian) .\l-()N’llli‘i<]AL, Nov. 24.—dit1if a nzillfloti tiolinrs worth of ‘siivicr

black ‘foxes to the numlbcr of 1.000‘ iutvt.‘ passed through tin- city since. Sunday last. dcstinotl to widely .\"i‘.illlt'l't‘ti points between lioultygnt.‘ ,iliiii Lc. lluvrc. Frnntre on thc one,‘ thnud nnd the stat.» of (lucgon on‘, lb‘- othcr. thc iutcrincdint- points, oi‘ distillation being vatnions pointsl in ‘t)n‘tarit) and Wcsic-rti ‘Pnuatlzt: alts‘) tin‘ states oi‘ itlnho, lltnl|.t‘tllor-

ladinn . .

‘in sbipnnitits of lure, spwc- in-l tentrc him ‘lo bc ink n as rcgurt , food, watt-ping. anl 'li'(’lillIllltilililiilll to cnsurti thc at \" of thcscj vniun-blt: annuals in the ‘bt-s1 c/mdi» tion. .

What 1iresngcs n new s'l't'l in the, s-‘iivt-i- ‘bluck fox industry in ldtiropiai is tact-n iu two special slripttienisl of foxt-s to in‘ iiavru and lioulognc. hrntict- r. spt-ctlw-iy one of wlrich1 l)r.-alts all prcvitnw rcctzhtls in lillili-l hers sltiippt-tl to lGttmpt-ttn 1mlnts. ('4l'l|l11l.i<ii|1,( llll c" cs colttnlniilg 't toiad of 152i‘) ttniuin Tin-y 1trt-fr-ittl1

lllliilfl Elli

ado, New York. tyluntuua, Iiiinuts- “y ,,,,,,.,,,1 H, M“), ,,,,.,,,,,,. ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,v tiers are not being brought to Jus- ota llltl ‘Ililichigatt. Mill critics were‘, m,“ ,,,,,, disnnsfi ,1“, ,,,.,,,,,,_, Av ‘ticc. llut you gentlemen who re- uttl .‘ to ltoust- the unintuls dur-_,,,,. Sun“. ,,,.,,_,,1,,,.,,, ,1“, 1,,.,,,.,,,,, n; present the different parts of the ‘llil’; tin-tr ‘ilrztvcls, ‘tin-so craft-strife rtpblict was illijlllil‘lll.‘li to country and who are aware of whnt brill‘! llilllllllul by lll‘-- Villlillllilllli:t-t~<-tttlit-i~ "p1 1,, 1‘1,;,,,,1,,.,-,,_ the condition of things is, are the “Nil l""~'ll l‘lXi""'-‘“ l" lllvl‘ “l ll”, 'l‘lt-- (ii-nnd Jury rcporti-tl the jnli ones Iwho nre stipposetl ‘to be able ispcciul of lin- (‘:tu-, '

1tiri“-n. Albany‘.

icreuct: as to titcuns and Way's oi‘ ,,,,_ “,,,,,,,, funmus ,3,“ ,_,,,,,_v,,,_s

extending and cnhtrgiiig thcir work on Print-u lflthvartl island. 'l‘he coltfcrcucc. wns an cuthusin nnd ih-fiititi- steps w

ges, but. to break up new ground. that. properly (tomes ‘nutter the sup-

Whlle at the present time every

the pustortiie care of u minister. it hssbeen felt for a long while that in order for this body of believers to take the 1msitltm that their ills- 'tory and gospel dtrmalttl they must enlarge their stakes. -

By n resolution, unauimottsly passed by o. standing vote, nu ln- vitation was extended to Rev. G. E. Armstrong of Montague, to ‘be- come pastor at large for this pro- vince. in selecting Mr. Armstrong the conference felt that Mr. Arm- strong‘s long experience on the is- land, his splendid executive ability, hisl earliest and faithful preaching. his fine Christian citnructer. nnd his unquestioned tenacity oi‘ pur- pose piece him in u position where he will command the respect, the co-operatiott nnd the heurtlest sym- pathy of uli the churches connect- ed with this particular commutiiotl.

Mr. Armstrong, with becoming modesty, assured the conference that. he would give the gracious in- vltuttou and cull to this lnrger ser- vice his most prayerful considera- tion. and, in doing so, paid n tin tribute to that noble congregutio of Motltngue where he has been 1ntster for nearly nine years.

lt is felt that Mr. Artustrong, it’ he accepts thc calh-uud many feel that he will accept-will be the tilcans of infusing new life nnd in- spiration into the needy fields of‘ the church, us well as being thc instrument. of blazing new trnlls of gospel truth nnd liberty. in a field umde iulnous by such men as Alex- undcr Crawford. John Knox, Don- ald Crawford, Archibald Mat-Lean. thc Stovensous and a score of ot- hers “of whom the world is not worthy."

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(Special to The Guardian.)

LONDON, Nov. 2-l-—-llou. Rn- tlolphe Lemicux. speaker of the (‘nnatlian llouuc of Commons. and lion. (Y. l’. Lnrltiu, (‘uuttdtttti iligh (iommissiotttir in London. will offi- cially represent (‘aluuln ut lilo fun- eral of Queen Mother Alexandra. Hon. Mr. Lemieux will sail on the Berongarin on Snturdny.

tannin u ‘$100,000 FIRE‘

(Cenedlen Preu.)

NOME. Alaska. Nov. 24-17mm- nge resulting from n fire which started late inst night nnd which threatened for n time-to will“ 0111 the city. has been fixed at aphrvXl-

by mp1 m pQy expenlee. Alex. 8hr, llertinvele. 6846-

mntely $100,000. Twenty-one per- lonl were rendered homeleu.

ervislon of Disciples in this ls-

congregatlon of Disciples is under

all‘; ‘Prlnct- ldtiwarti island and tire tic-i Siliiltfti fulr in: liuvrc. 'i‘hls spcci

‘tertiary nloruiug ‘in spccini all tot-i t-Xprcss ‘cars of thc (‘uuatllait tNatlonnl llttiiwtrvs ultuchcti to th‘ ‘Ocean ‘Limited, and were in thc spodiztl cars of; ‘Mr. E. intro‘, who will nccznupuny ‘thcm to their dt-‘s- tiualitin.

"Phuro solnctliiug akin

‘is also

to thc tnmstini in th.‘ second over- seas cottsigitmctlt to liouiognt". ‘l-lrntlctn- in so fur as they ‘conu-

‘from rauchcs in thc provincclt of ‘Mttnituba, whcrcns. in the past. thc tmnjtwrlty of shiptueuts of tfoxcs origlinattt-ti from Prince lfltiwarti Js- ‘land.

‘it is a sin-guidi- fact that the fox bncedem of Europe have a very dc- finite leaning toward ‘the silver ‘black fox pelt for thc‘ reaeoti that to ttho fact that it is wcil iilid-{il impossible tto imitate the silver ‘black fox ‘pelt. for the reason that the hairs ‘that give the silvery ap- pearance are not ‘black in their mttiire length but ‘are ‘black on the curl-s, then the silvery baud, then black wgnin, changing into a ‘ulouse color ns ‘the: heirs nppornch the skin‘. In addition to proviiding Europe with addltlotral ttrcngth to- wards the silver black fox ituiustry. Ptlince Edward islands many ran- ches also sent out over the week end no loss than 379 crates contain- ing 732 of the vnitrshle little anim- nls. They travelled on deliuxe ttains of the National system com- ing up ‘front the ‘island on the (ice-an Limiitcd and continuing their joun-ncy after n fifty imtnttta break on the international Limited to points -in Ontario and Western States.

ESBAPES DEATH

(Canadian Preu.)

NEW HAVEN. (‘ot|n.,~l\'o\'. 2i~~ ficrnld (lhupmttn. who has gained nation-widt- ilOiti|‘i('i_\' titrougb his deeds ontsitli- thi- iniv. will not die on the gallows ut the state prison nt Wcthersflcid, ilci-eiubcr 1i, for the tuurder of a New ilrilniti pu- iicemnti man‘ than n ycnr ago.

A writ of habcns corpus present- ed by the cuuuscl for thc hnudit on the ground that. (‘huhmnu In still u fctiernl prisoner and cannot be put. tn tit-nth by the State of (‘ouuectt- cut until he bus served his twenty- flve years sentence in Atlanta for robbery. and signed by llultctl Sta- ten district judgo- Edwin S. Thom- nu is the means by which Chapman escapes hanging n second time. The writ dimcts that Chapman be produced before Judge Thomas in the llonrtl of ‘Portions Room nt the state prison next Monday morning.

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‘go oi‘ foxes nriiivteti in tMtliltrfiiii‘,-,,,,,-1 1 ,,-,,_,1, 1,, ,-,.1-,.,- 11, ,, ,,,,,_11,,,~

Will Re )I‘8S0ili3 F" R1 ada Aft Queetfs 1s ME

Funeral '

SIIMMERSIBE YESTERDAY

One Criminal Case 0n ‘Docket-In Address t0 Grand Jury Chief Justice Mathie- son Pays High Tribute t0 Late Queen Mother Alexandra-Makes Reference to Small Number 10f Criminal Cases.

(Special to The Guardian.) SUMMERSIDIG, Nev. J-i-The i‘. November term of the Supreme Court tipcueti in Sumtnersitie yes- terdny mcrnlltg with thc Chief Jus- tice presiding 'i‘here was one ori- mhiul case on the docket. The King vs. llenjatnlit Souier, indict- ment. for burglnry nnd for being found in a dwelling house by night. A true bill was found on both counts on thc indicluietit.

'l‘hu prisoner was urrttlgntid and plcndctl nct guilty. Till‘ (rnsc comes up for trial this tnorning.

lu u civil cast- ot‘ Julncs Sherry vs. i“. .l. l'J.‘\\"rlght. Air. .i. A. lieut-

“It is n very limited docket and is a mutter of great satisfaction that. there appears to be each a gen eral law observance in this coun- ty. l remember not ‘so many years ago when the bills of indictment ‘handed over to the Grand Jury ran up‘tn eighteen or nineteen and in that term they ‘brought in thirteen true bills nnd a very long fme was occupied in the trying cf those criminal cases. Of course the ud- mini ‘trntion cl‘ justice may be very unsatisfactory indeed if it happens that tin-re is law-breaking rampant in a cunnuitnlty and that the offen-

to lu- in a sanitary condition: tilt-rt- hcing no cmnplaittts from lhc pri- SUIIPFH. "'

The‘ lollnwiug were the (irantl .llll‘ui.~<lt 'i‘htuuns it. tiiilispite, flor- dcn. Fort-limit; l‘t-lei" Knox, 'l‘l_'.§- nish; Frank ‘Shea. Waterford; Jame-s .\illll(i\'i‘>l()ll, (‘cntraL Lot iii; hlttximc |.. tialinnt, Cape Egnmttt; John itt-titictiy, (Yin-ally; l’ut“r tlrccnnti, Polctnnn: Joint Hurt-luvs, Wilmut; .ioi'.n ll Vast-y, IH-tcrville: lA-stcr Wnilztcc, .-\|b.~rttn|; Clayton ifiiijiztit tinrd, Al-

to judge and to assist the teourt in seeing tn it flint there are no cases of tittgrnut crltuc allowed to go un- ymtiisitctl. You have the duty then. lllliklsctl ttlwn YOU of reporting to the officer of the Crown to the At- torney General. if within your knowledge ‘there are trnses of lnw breaking which you consider should be ‘lrrotlght before the officers of the Crown. it. will then be fotr the Attorney (ienernl having the know- lelllifl Which you can furnish him to (lecide whether any immpdinte action is coiled for in Sil-‘Bil cases. l-t. is by thc observance strictly or the duty which falls to ench branch of the administration nfjststice flint latw (ibservttncca can be preserved ‘mil lll" 11ml Dmperty continue to be safe,

"So far as the court can see and in the absence of any special mnt- l"l“llllll- Y0“ ‘may consider it ne- "esflllfy l0 lWlIlK before the Attor- llP-Y General. it would appear that, there ham-been a great improve- ment in this country one which on. l.\ comes nbottt where iuries do the1r duty, the grand jury and the hctit as well as the officers of the brown. Where juries (ilsrrgard titci-r oath. where officers cf ‘the rowu will not present bills where

bcrlun. Adtirt-ssitlt: the (iraud Jury thc (‘ltit-l‘ Juslicc snitl in part: “iicltut- rctK-rrittv, to thc special duties which you will In‘ rt-ultiretl pt-rfornt at this tcrul ut‘ thc

in which wc are all dccply cou- ‘ccinctl. You tll)St‘l‘\'\"l|, gctiticnteu. ‘is you cumc in to attend the court lbnt thc flag was flying at. imil. thttst. This is to ilring ltonle to our minds the tact that n ticnth of tintlcnzii‘ importance has occurred, thc death of Queen Alexandra. whom wc have ituown, the nlost oi‘ us, as far buck as our nteiunrics run.

“First. as the wife of thc ilriucci of Wait-s she came to ifittglaitti more than (it! years ago n beautiful and charming girl. in due taourse

tutsltllsmts. SIXTEEN J. A. Messervy and R.l

H. Jenkins Maintain, Th'M' "t" -.. .~— still; $105355; rfirtavfiel" as“ Orly Sur- all Candidates Un-l vlvinfiregmdli Tak‘ changed. _ , en o 10 aneiro. i

‘ Can i .

‘The recount finished inst even, 1110 ,§,.\_\‘1._?1€1a()7 1,1 .-1<1,e llli; ‘Bl 5 O'clock. and the ‘filiflhtunkcr (ferro ltzul brought into Slflllillllg 0f llle f0“? CBHdlIllIlf-‘B iBiport today (‘ziptniti (‘umpos Evan- 85 ‘Eflllilwlli ‘lelllilllll 3173. llle-“fiérvylgellstu hnd one seaman. the sole 7445‘ MbKlflllfln 7404- Slllfilflil‘ Hllisttrvlvors of‘ thc Brazilian (‘bast- Tllmlgh these totals are eomewhzmwisc service tug Mogy which sunk higher than the ones standing onjSttttirtiuy night in a heavy sea. Declaration Day, the relative stand- Three of thc (‘new were killed by ing of the four candidates hug not the explosion of thc boiler anti been changed- flud (he 9199110,, 0g thirteen tithcrs pt-rishctl in thc both Messrs, Jenkins and Messer- "llliill Wflll-‘Pfl- ' V9,, has been corrobu,.,,te,l_ M“ Thc rtesctte, n1‘ the cnptniil and Mesflenvey-s n,,,_,o,.,,y M8,. M,._ S1,,_ one sezimnn is tintuue lil titeutn- 6,31,, has been reduced by bu, ("murals 0t shipping disasters. lhcy vow, thud rctnainetl afloat for ten hours

The ‘nlanges blvnrght Mm“, byhy the uni of a lift-boat, when they

. ' .‘ kc of the (‘erro Azul. ,, I _ f _ ' x, sun sine ‘ W reumm an “q follows ,lhcy swan] with thc current to-

ward the tanker. The captain dis- lifehtvlt. so that bc

(" . .. Tin‘ . “tins losses (ti wflrdhlg his

Jrlikiilfi . . . . . .. 27 21 _ , ._ , _ , Messervy H I U 24 n 1,, ii1ilgil1lh\\llll, luster stiittéltnottlilt lucmnno" ' ' ‘ '31 19 12 n "Jul; ‘ ili'nl‘l'lnilliizljl l thc gstc-tttlel‘ Smuafir _ _ 4 _ H 27, 1,, l, sittttctu m <1 g . . .

off nnd coming cltnu- enough to ai- trnct attctilioti by whistling through his fingers.

tun aunt nun ‘

iAccepts “(In Principle” 1 After Briand Had

Declined Task.

. (Candian Press.)

i PARIS. Nov. Zsi-Senntor Paul jlhiumei" today accepted "iu prin- miple" ‘President Doumergue’s re- {quesb that he form n cabinet, say- ,ing he would reply definitely with- 1iu 24 hours. , PARIS, Nov. 2‘i-—Arisetitie dlrinnd. seven times Premier of France today definitely declined to form n cabinet in succession t0 1the fniicn Palnlerc tninistry in which he wars Forclgtl Aiillitillll‘. ‘Shortly nftcrvrartis upon his re- l'i)illili('iltitliitlli, President lioumer- gut‘ summouctl Senator Patti Dou- nn-r, former Flnntice Miltister, to thc l-Iicsst‘ Palace.

.\l. llrinntl hnd bceu urged to us- sttnn‘ thc premiership for the ‘taighth tltuc us n patriotic duty in view of i"i';lilt‘f*'>l political and fin- ancial troubles, imt the Socialists refused to ctr-operate with him.

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‘Rt. Hon. W. s. Field- ‘ ing- Celebrates f 77th Birthday

(Canadian Press.)

0'l"I‘/\WA, tint. Nov. lib-Right lion. W S. Fielding, Minister of Finance. is today quietly “clebrst- ing his 77th birthday at his home ill‘l'\‘. Ailiitillflil removed from ac- tivt» political lift‘. two years ago

recount ‘Mr. iietlLl-cyuutentioti that il is a suit‘. ri-ling for m.“ ,,,,,,,11,_ 1,), 111mm,,“ M, menu“;

Air.

the Prcniit-r. ilmvcvcr, 1 will not he elected by acciunutton. The Conservatives will throw a

of time she sat upon the throne ‘he!’ ‘should llé Presenter]. there laud and tipou his death and the loflfly the enforcement of law in the Queen Iiiother. So that tiuring a feel proud is because of the empha- nttotlter occupied a position oi‘ 1,, 11,9 a,1,,,1,,1,,t,.,,,_,-o,, o,» juqqv," much of remark or for presellt sot-i tenpacity nnd throughout nil those] ties with titivnrying tact and skill; ted into the good will 0i‘ the 1xeu-1 S no woman in the llritish ilomln-l ( peck" E° Th9 Guirdlllh) 4ft‘ ‘ti f th people to thc deep ‘ ‘L u“ ‘l ° lQuecti Alexandra will extend for "Dllllllg the w“ “Hwy “r um‘ rlmcudiitf: on Feb!" ltith. ‘For the coming in cheered and brigittenetuvm, people so rnrely emlowcd by ntttttt"e‘,-,=(~,.;1ve,1 by 11,1. governor Genera, wherever there was suffering or] comfort nml lmvitig passed throughi she hnd come. left n memory which the whole nn-y (Canadian Preee.) vnrylm: mndncss o, deep RYmDflJpassed through whnt is left of ‘Bie- “msbower of meteors which burned llriti-sh ilflllliilillllfi. a degrcti the nymph-thy and good 1,0,1), conwared Wm, a come, she is gone, her mom-cry is n richllcsser density even than air, went some of those qualities which ad- ll“! earth's dense air burning the tieoply is he entrenched in the "lollil! l" “m BlOWlY tlOWHWIITG B8 strife and wnrfnre when crowns secure upon his titrone. We have (Canadian Preu.) inherited some tf the liner tmnlit- nnd his guards. shot a. policeman

Then the mnll robber and gunman will start a fight for his lifo thntl may end in the United States au- preme court.