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ouil l-lcclizral ilistrict 0f QUE-Gilli dcccsscr, ivns ‘not willing to forci- clouds. P1111111)’. uotwltliatalnilliiiil l11)§“‘1;‘11‘11- u tnx_on tho liiirll working pcoplc - - 111111 lili- 111111- (19111011111-11 1'0 "i" oi‘ (his province. ilc took tlicm ' ' ' ' Prince to Visit King and Queen

(‘ii lluil tho lion. member from Mai- into ills ('l)Ilii(il!l|('(‘, luid (ho lull-s- ]i"1|1i*‘ ii11l1111- 11111111 (i1-118i‘\i'11~10- U011‘ lion before tilt-m, iiud (lppl-zllcil to iliiiiiiil-I. Mi‘- 11111111111111111113 tho laouniry ou a plcliisizltc to gi-i 'l‘bis llli-itrlct for a. number 0f $75,000 (‘or (‘lililliliitiilili inlprovc- y-i-ni-s hnd been recognlzcil as tho “fem, huuuor liibernl District. 0i’ iliiii 91'0- Wlint hilppciiiiil‘? vial-v. Under that rule it W111i (iiiiCOPli was sown. bcuull iiown- by tho ntronl-Z ilrm of sllloil rrioil Ruin! piirtisnnsliiii. the result. oi’ which was ilicir slogan.

'l‘lic sirvil 111' ’l‘hi1 lioll (lppo- ‘i‘ii(ii‘ll\'ill1lllll'.(‘i " 'l‘lii-y issui-il :1

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iho hands of. ii low. who took not iiilll ll‘ izivon power they could pay w Yii-‘il 1111' 1111114’ 111111 Qiinin into their confidence the taxiiflyfli‘ the teachers‘ extra siilnrics out oi‘ 41111111-

fairs, Mr. Speaker. docs not last was lit

‘ their (Ilflpopfll m‘ (hm .hc new homo iii‘ (he Daily Zliii forever. Patience ceases to be u time.

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affairs oi‘ this country tell into the What. happened? Nearly flvlqy lldlvt-liiillilli‘ 11111111.

hands of our present Chief Justice. plank in that manifesto was ilflih- "Tbzifs Wiilli (hcy Uliii

entsrealized, carved for them a struggling taxpayer (lggtiny which hired to brighter (ill the (differs, worlds of prosperity. i do not need fisherman, and .0 recall the many social, political. bore (be brunt. The taxes were iii- IiB-llflifll 11nd educational imiiriivo- creased. Laud tax went up from - ents which be advanced in tbc 20 cents to 50 cents on tho $1110.00; . iiterost of the province: but it 151.11 $3.00 Poll 1pm; (w... im-lmj‘ gym-VA i aim: Iii (his time-to any, and i shy - 1 ‘ l

was fin-bed p. Print-la was illiown The fin-mm; “p. own iu-comphslimonts.

Special Policeuto a Guard U. S.

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Many Killed * § By Tornado

(Special to the Guardian) moxiilix, April 1:1. —~~.*li'(ll

Sixty Years of Divinity Teaching

I - _ 0i Spain i'iiii('l' was a monopoly oi‘ patronage, in niiii1it'ost.li in which lbcy‘ ill-cliircil '1 1131101‘ 1i‘l11‘<'>‘ 11111111111 11iiii1i1‘i‘1-i\‘ lic first girl-s to lilarriiz.

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‘ LON-DON, April15i.——Vioe-Admlral Sir llubcrt iiianti will take over 1111* coiilniilnd of the Atlantic Fleet (his sunimcr. l-ie succeeds Admiral Sir ilcnry -i-‘. Oliver. commander-in- ‘l-hli-l‘ of the Atlantic Fleet‘ since mlz-i‘, l 1S1r llcnry 1Oliver in August will (have completed the full tenure of ilhrcc years ‘of ilic Atlantic Fleet. He has prob- liibly hlld i1 more varied experience ‘of administrative posts. staff ser- lviv". imd cxcciitivc commands than imy olbci- admiral on the active dist. its a captain, he was head 0t 11111- Nilvliziltion School, Naval As- plisiiliit to the First Sea. 10rd, and

Mr. A. E. Ames. oi A E Ames 1111M" “"“"1"‘°k9 m") 171mm" 0f doro Brand, as he then was. took up disl ct which he. along W111i T1111 to him. Premier Arsenuult, truc (i) Co. has just returned to Toronto 111ml hnemgqnce‘ From November u"? 11111)’ 01' ‘Cflfiiullil 0f 111B F1891 011 (Wliifltli-‘ille. the lion. ED881191‘, had i-he traditions ol‘ an honored race. 11°11‘ 11 {P1P 1° 51191311111 P181100. JH t." the beginning o‘ 1918 ho lheimlmirars Sum m‘ me Queen um “My and swiucrland‘ He found was thief oi tho War Staff.‘ and Elizabeth. For about four years aft

so lic 11011111 1-111)’ 111111 110 11151110! 111 toms oi’ lils party. toll iiiili tlurldllu- many signs of a British industrial ‘h- (1"""'11“1' the province has a 1111-21181‘ 1110111 01 czitloual systcin should bc rcvisl-il. revival and saw 0n the continent 'H""_'* 1111"“ imme 1951-1 111-111111- 111111 fair niny than tile new in m-iii-i- to llo so, liv, 11in- his [irn- more swarms of tourists than VJRl‘ isiiirre 1n 111111 iooet- 1Sir Henry an Extra Naval Equei-ry to the commanded ll. Battle Cruiser Squad-i

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,,,..' NIAGARA FALLS. N. Y.. April- a gentleman who, looking further en: not n promise was fulfilli-o, morgue." he said when ilv cutcrcil 41111 "11111911 FY3119?‘ lilcMimon- mes’ into the future than his constitu- The treasury became depleted. 'i‘b1- 1111' 111111131 i‘l’1@‘1‘@ii1'1¢ library. 'l‘li1- 59111181‘ 101‘ the‘ tiatarachNatiosittai a rip. U; m. Uilllk in the ma n post o ce o rm. --,\ gouduiuil escaped with about $13,000 ih

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.\il'.\idi\(lil had just stepped from (an ni-mnreil car under police guard and entered tho building when the 1llll‘li l'fi\'t‘l‘t‘.li him with guns at the ,ilu\)l' of ihe post office. 10011 11"! 11mg oi‘ money he carried and y in an automobile.

l"iril, ill'(‘ill'(iillL’. to 11111 I 11F - - - ‘ - 'p1l i. lliis (ll'(i1'i‘('(i H|)l‘(‘il|i liui- Presbyterian College Convocation fornicil lliiii non‘liuilliriiil-ll polio;- Will Observe iblamond lo pliilrll tlll- (‘uiicll Slillcs‘ l"u1- ‘ ‘ v _ ‘ A __‘ l‘? __‘T“e anew ' ‘Jubilee. —_*— bilssy in Loniinil whilc Nlttiiilll billhici. D11 ~-

(cinidiin Press) Sacco illlli liurtlloinou VllllZPiii

(Montreal Gazette) TUIJSA- 911111.. April 15l.- Mmiy owslilni: i-xi-lzllllml ln ilnss.

iu-i- you n1‘ ins Capo Breton sport fol-

iuwPrs is now divided between

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as COIIIIUZUHLiCT-ill-Ciiief‘ ,Mr. Jlrlilgemiin on the death of

lrni-Adniiriil Com- the world. Vice-Admiral Brand will [manning the Reserve Fleet. Then .i‘oi- four years from 1920 to 1924.10 the Atlantic Fleet wili almost 1c was Second Sea. Lord charged coincide with the entry into service rlth responsibility for naval per- with the 1199; of 50mg of me first .0liil0i ilurinp a ilifflcuit time of re- post war vessels, gmqng mom ghe- ‘liciiclinicut. It is expected that Ad-

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADATTHURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1927

lilR llllBE-lli BRAllil$1l1llilEEllS'

miriil Oliver, who was 62 years of age in January, will return to the Admiralty later in the year as First Sea I.oril, when the resignation of- bord Beatty, now deferred at the request of the First lord, may be accepted.

Sir Hilbert Brand has been at the Admiralty since ‘March, 1925, and was appointed lSeoond (Sea Lord from the post. of Navul Secietary to

Vice-Admiral Chime-S e ym o u r. ‘Whoa the war broke out. he was at Tokyo as Naval Attache, and in 1915-16 was Naval Assistant t0 the second Sea Lord. On Admiral Beat- ty being appointed Commander-in- iChlct‘ of the Gland fleet, Commo-

The Chinese war is taken very casually by J. A. Marchand. a Can- adian rallwayman In charge of 800 miles of the Tlentsin and Kankin railway, judging by a letter just re- ceived by his brother-ln-law, R. '1'. Seal of Toronto. ‘They stop fight- ing whenever it. rains," he says. Mr- Marchand's allied engine is shown above. ‘

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Twelve Nations Represented at Edu-

‘eir-the war he was in command of his Majesty's yachts, and he ls now

Kliiit. in 1922-24 he was in com- mand of the First Cruiser Squad- ron. and made the voyage round

be 57 on May 20. J-iis appointment

(Special to the Guardian) HONODULU, April 13. -iDell.1- ‘battleship Nelson and Rodney.

interested organizations

Board Convenes In ‘Montrea. (Canadian Press)

sis. Panama, China. the aiifiimamwii..ti"‘slih.rfi.f.‘in-- n1 1-in-1»-

tiou, reclamation. and recreation.

eiegates were

pointed- to consider wage increases <+>—-——~ more than 20,000 railway em-. -

ployees of the Canadian NatloniiiUrges

lRallwaye, convened here today.

mi‘:::.‘:7"i2 l§.,°2.’.“.'.1’°.-.‘1.°;’..."‘w"i§;..i' 0f Customs Offices -l1ii&'i~‘.i-iownrli,S. Ross. K. C..'Mon~ - 1-<_--»-- -- ‘

track/representing the men, and (Special

Peter White, K. C, Toronto, acting‘ for the railway.

Family of Five Burned to Death‘

to the Guardian)

lCaiiada was needed Ln the in a saving oi money was urged by

(Canadian) Presa) 1 .~ SOIUTLNG, N. Y.. April L3.——A.

[our children, the oldest aged four, 270 in United slams‘ were burned to death today when

‘The slxtleth annual (i0I11VOCi1ii‘0ill1‘§e1s0n-; 111x11 reported killed ilud Tbosl- pri-i-nlpicus n‘? li1"h'1'i:il- .(‘xnnnéiliwigldiOftttlitpez/‘flilel: Q1361“: “he” home‘ located a short dmtance oi‘ the Presbyterian College‘ wh c ‘ 4019.11 ur 11 ii tornado that ruck 1'11 1111*‘ 1" 1111‘ *“"""' "m" " "' '1‘ . -' 4 1i f . st of Bl Flats was destroyed by ' lakes pliicc in the David iVioi-ricoi Mcfliftillli. Okla. this fllierfl()()n_ rapiiiils.‘ i1l'.i‘l‘l‘iil'1‘t-'. (ho now,- ln ‘iilécr-‘ziiié; iizgpillseglageezmgsflig: g ilnil, (l7 McTsvish street, on Tues-‘Ch , ‘1luouslriililiilll‘1n \'lli‘il;‘ll.~4‘ i“4(ili‘l)|)l‘li‘i‘11 1i‘i‘1‘-‘ ZM-“lwfl ‘he Marathon race m l day next at 8.15 p. in. will he an 9 ' 11111101" savs. 1'-1\‘1~ 11111111‘ a 1-11 >1 -~ ‘ - - __ ‘ _ l u‘ Mg‘ 3 historical and memorable gathor- arge D Afialres Re‘ vcillauri- ( ’ iliu-knizl-s iliilii'1'l~l.\'(‘li 1-1 oueitiii- "11 A111" “"1- ‘m e -

ing. This diamond‘ jubilee of tho college will mark sixty years o! phenomenal progress, during which time it has kopi piico wit-h the Dom- inion, making a splendid coiltribu- tion oi‘ the highest religious and moral welfare of the country. its graduates are to lbe found iii ai- inosl. all parts nil tho world. in homo and foreign service, and iiiinlbei- mnny who have attained notional prc1nliici1cc_ lu i'(‘.iil-{i0ll5 11nd educational spheres.

Iiicv. Dr. D. J. Fraser, the pro- sein principal of tho institution, p; 1-111‘ of several eminent men who lliivchcid tho princlpalshlp, lic- tl-cilnu; the into (‘Principal Scrim- 1.11-1- iii 19-16, and his term of office has bcsii marked by conspicuous

called From Peking |"“’ ""."""“ ‘.,___ Priests Refuse t0 Officiate in Mexican Church

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‘ (Canadian Press) - 149N101)". Aiirlbil Soviet- lilussla has recalled her charge i)"; affairs in Peking as B“ protein‘. flllulnst the raiding by the northoi-iij (Chinese authorities pf the goviolj embassy compound p; lpeking- M,‘ embassyofficialsliiivo been ordered i" 1811"‘ 11y their ixoverumeiit. Thc personnel which will remain are tho iii-st ilol." “W11 officials entrusted with

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government ice must be from the compound, that a" arl-em, (§()]1.11]'(il"l'.‘ii)il‘ uuiubi-rs bui ell must. be immediately i'elea!-ie(l'|]il‘icst1~1 ciruliuulvl zlei-cill 11s that. all documents taken from tli

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fests and books t k l ( _ ice and the m-llitakiyolclif hfiarxiiii 01 iihcliication" that ls Chang ‘Tso 11111-31 northern forces‘ inust ‘be re-

UMVP- ‘ily. and one 3:111)’ *1 ennwiiev. Frank Scott ‘ iiihenzie, M. ,A., ‘Ph. 1)., will ‘be ndiirieil during convocation, by tiln

of McGiiYs

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Anmwhs Presbyterian u (‘l l. :

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send-off accorded Major Ranlgdglg

111811111 eiioourii i slit-Won "1 11"‘ _ - ff 1h 11116 visited the island ‘Very .nmfr.'y|n'gr::i- 3:31;‘ 1111: fiend ills lather-trainer 0n their iie-iwilli im- l'(:i)l|i\' fiii‘ 111‘111=‘"°“;1$e:{: 111i‘?- Sifziiheiieifcy exprehsed‘ the great- ‘hiliftyiiés offliilllentiilfroni Cnoiariofiwanure ‘for Boston by sundnylme (‘hlwchlll ‘Nigel ll)‘l‘i(‘i:"i or est pleasure at meeting Constable Quebec h ‘he ntighgs train was no Ines demon- Hrllhln has gli-‘i-ii themeggida u- ‘l? qwedu again and fequested that l . 1 ~ m - ' ‘ ‘

:u!"?°:i:1nl3;ll(i)t6ll1igi;mi‘l;9iiiniiilligna]; ;=l(:)°ii18;“2(‘);(itl ‘iofl puma“. of u...‘ heuniguddhls ‘wgilzmigiéisr with _ paid)’

i. ' ‘ - ‘n on a - - ' once reposod in Johnny Miles, by ‘1°°1‘1‘Y*‘“" ‘:“""1‘°‘§ny";’£,1’f"'y Fpokvi “(iolnlfihlhio Bleeds holds a splen- ‘tiftflilti f-l c111 cs o 1 1 _ _ . . . v1 . vet-l ind-

ymmg um“ i-onilnllluii’ c: he b01532‘: iltiiiilzlagfrlle town when e “W0 “m “w “Nam (ixpfiiiflli ot‘ (lid pin record, he its ear 1

a week a o tor-lire‘ "iiiih" iii (ielfend h-iii use

~i the -1111.11‘*111i1=n-i-hde. Api-u 19. ' relics all-mired a ‘fighter and as Uiliii 116 -' 011i>6i=tcd' a large crowd

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efficient m odrmn‘ stiller.

British isles sud'lhc uppliciiliflii

a ]ll‘0i(‘l‘iiV(‘

market lhcrc ls 1i utoly prevents C111 (ion. We ore expo

all confidence

‘ florist: to-iiie iihiah

i erueiihg damsel. us: week 6 diabetics. oft microcode- MII‘ 1111119!‘ ‘unfavorable wfoather “W111 and over ‘the worst and he title

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we may erect a (‘actor Engiam], and from n. or competition (ho British manufacturing W (batted of . better- Ill 1401136‘ id the value of 31.618.500- tubee 83.1011.

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- ' -' -' - - l'l'i1'iiiliiil~’ (gm-r mg '.\‘i(‘i(ll'11 \\llil(1l|1 plicsis o‘ ‘ out consular functions, The stamp in (‘no Riilllllll (‘iiibnlii- (hurl-lies demands that -the 1101-‘ 116111111 ycslcrllil_\' u11i-\'cu‘lu1i_v. \\

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c _ . ummy and Success‘ ielulgubtaltiiiiy rluaifterg must be mlur".1(l1o_,- \\"11i‘l(1l‘i1\\‘ in pilc|“1.\‘~"t ‘swam m we ‘Gulrd|an) 'l‘l1e college liiis always ‘been in Z at a“ 11081188810118. 1110110)’. 11"‘ ""1'1‘“"'“ ""“'.'1fm".“,_1,‘m‘,,,,‘ \-..-\.\1(‘Oli\'~i¢)ii. April 13. -—L0r1i lhe closest affiliation with McGlll DQ159111" 111011911)’. hqusoliohll cf- holed 11y111"‘\1“‘1"*"‘""“" '

ap- bilnllils -lii-l1l lip "11 fill-Kenna dutics 111111 asked

rubber, good,‘ from Canada to ilieler

lllrili" l1f““2(3‘ - 1 oi 1 -

cent (or (annillan lax “m ‘mam uidiiiu competi- rteril of 87 oth- d ur lriido is so

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. 1926. Canada c)? “t: Jliiaeizaliind tired or casings

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b total ex- - 4.177.211? °1 tires and 1 _. solid tires. 19 populace la other Iectoiis.» _.

inihi. :11 (‘ilnce Bay. 0n April 19th, 1iJiillt8illl Jack McKenna of Nflrtli ‘sydnoy iind lylaurice McDonald of (iluce Buy. _

1 McKennn and McDonald are 10 ibox (on rounds for the middle- ‘weight championship of the Mari- innc Provinces. As they are the lwo most outstanding men in the middle-weight. division in eastern ‘i. 1..id.i, the winner of their bout pr- will lirlvc a perfect. claim to 1119 5.; tlllc.

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Soldier Recognized 11* by Lord Willingdon

wlllliisdcnh-i well known ability for remembering rirces has been $111k‘ ‘inglv brought home during his to the Pacific. Attached to H15 i ti-lli-ncyhi entourage diirini; 111° tour oi‘ Vancouver island was Con- sliiblc 11*‘. (i. ‘Siecfifl. 0i the Canad- 11... Pacific. investigation! desert- , mcnt who served with the Bombay 1 brigade iii 1-920.

\\'hl1li Lei-d Wllllngdon saw Con- ipiirhli- Steells at (he C. P. DQ1101- lils arrlviii. ho recfigniled 111m hlin to (be attached to

Lord Allenbyyand been _ pres- of‘ out at. the fiiil of Jerusalem.

iDeath Dealing-d ‘ Blizzard In West

IWIFNNIPEG. 1111-11 18- ~15"? ini! a toll of six liven B1141 131117-99 lo others. disrupting wire communi-

m-‘ciitlona and 12581911811118 111° 1'19"‘ w ace 0i nhddii. the worn 1111111111

blizzard in many yearn. swept across parts of Alberta fliid- Bask- atchewan rlurlntl 111° W991‘ °nd~ Today several districts are D1111!‘ iii-lily isolated with ieieiirenii lreii down and roads impossible- llieiivy winds 1100011198111“ “i” snow piling up the drifts, from ",0 lo (we teat in some are!!- while iomhugi 111m ‘Ive 141174 to the imhhiliw 111016 o 1-111 P1"-

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1 j (Canadian Press) ! ' (Canadian Press) ‘ OTTAWAAprll 13.——A difference 1 OTTAIWA. 0111-. A9111 13- —.of opinion among the Conservative John Joseph ‘McGee. brother "fimemhers (‘i-om the Maritlmes devel- ‘- Canada's martyr statesman, ITIIOXZIBB D'Arcy McGee, who was ‘fizigfiriiltégg iigllgaseggfifl 11:15am” the government was taking in im- years Mr. McGee w s in the gov ernment employ. res gniug 1n 1907. l-‘or many. years prior to his re-. tlrcment he held the position of

clerk of the Privy Council. ———-<o>—-i— Halifax.

Judge Boyer to , . .Colonel Murray MiicLaren, -Cons.. Head Commlsslon 2t. John. Albert and n. K. Smith.

(Zumborland. followed and disassociiited themselves with tbc protest of Col. (lantley.

They expressed the opinion that

(Iolonel Cantiey, 0011s.,

i steel. Other members

including inch. W. n. Black, Comm,

(Special to the Guardian)

QUEBEC. April 13. —‘ Judge 333?: Jxisgpizgaf; 13; uligagrxve the government had gone as far as commission which will investigate mum be fairly exmcted m“ 595' [he Laurie‘, Palace than“ “re m slon but hoped that it would furth- Montreal last January in which e1’ 8111111195“! 111 111° claims "1 11"‘ seventy eight lives were lost. ‘Maritlmes in future sessions.

Magistrate Godbout was appoint- ""‘—""¢—"'_" ed to head the uulumilliOll which will investigate losses sustained by farmers in the Lake St. John die- trli-t through flooding of their land as the result of industrial develop- ment. '

Twisting Lion's " 1' Tail Good - ' ‘Sport in U. S

LONDON, A1)!" 13. - The old sport oi.’ "twisting the lion's tail" is still good sport in the United States. as‘ was exemplified in the recent Chicago msyoriiity elect-l ions, laid 8h" Auckland Goddel, fore‘ mer ambassador to the United (‘miles in an address to the Conser- vatives ‘at Aehflord Kent, lest night. Sir Auckland‘ said Chine lwae acquiring her weeternlied mental- ity thflhifl the‘ United States and young ‘Oliiiieee who hid returned t0 Ohlnisfrhilf-liiiero and repeated the izf-txberleh they bod heard about iBr-it- ieii tyranny and imperialism hectare-- loaders iILtilQ anti-British move- ment. The feeling in the United atom dnlhit Great- Britain. Sir Ailckillllg_ fluid. was sironaest ‘among-t e lower and-miiidle oiaeeel and it was tiaeee- that many-Ameri- cilaiseii clillieiie lied fliiiil 111011‘