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n....l..r ei..-sie.. r......i... on. ¢....no on. GHA11L01'rEr0WN. CANADA. T11Ui1snAY. MARCH 111. 1919 “”"""' °"‘“°"""°"' "“""°‘ _ ' - fi' `

By Mall, Canada, 88-00, for U. 8. A. GLU.

A OUIET EVENING - S IN IIOUSE OF COMMONS

Debate Teinporarily Suspended for Lack of Quorum. 3 Oppositioli Still at Sea on Ouestlon of Tariff Amend- ment. Western Members Instead of Being a Dis- tllrl1lilg_;Iill:'nlent-. Have Proved Coiitiliators and the' Feeling- Grows That Unionism Should be Perpetuated

-1-_#rio-:--i,

(From our own Correspondent)

OTTAWA. Mar. 12.--For the second announced his support or prohibition time in two years. also the second measures, expressed the opiniin that.

material were liighcr than normal. lie

LONDON, March 12_'~Sli' George

Foster and Mr. Lloyd George were present at Canadian Day at the Ly-

iime in the history of Canada it was the charges made by Mr. lloelten ons Fair Wednesday last,

i\1>C6SB8-1*? 101111)’ 10 Dut the subject of should bc investigated. in closing he

Mr. II111'f'lS has received many coil-

debiito back on the order paper by referred to the presence of three ini- gretulatory cables on thc success oi special motion. thedebate havingiaps- portant members of thecnbiiiet in the his efforts for the removal of Brit-

smiill attendance in the House that rt diers Civil reestablisliinent, Mr. Roh- goods. Folio in th'

w 5 is comes the an-

quorum was not present the previous ertson, Labor Minister, Mr. Blondin, nounceme.-nt that Australia will grant

night

Postmaster General. All the depart- preference to imperial goods. The

Tuesday night Mr Foster, Enst ments of the govt. should he represent- opportunities for Canadian trade

York, not Sir Gcorgo, 'had the floor. o dircctlyln the liouse. lie urged thnt W liis address was decidedly weary. the incumbents in these offices should es Some members gradually drifted out r sign their sonalorship.. secure con- (_‘:i iintii the attention of the Speaker stitucncies. und rim elections like any in was called lo the fact that no quorum other member. Mr. Foster was follow- tl was present. The debate consequently ed by Mr. Fontaine oi llull:

lapsed automatically. '

This afternoon. before it could be evening session

resumed, it was necessary to present it formal motion .pointing out that ow- ¢

111% 1° U19 fmt I-hat *hem was WI- 3' is nowtparctically assured the opposit- 1i1i0r1i111 1-110 111112011111 011101' Undef which lon will not introduce nn amendment iho 11111111111, use l111>¢1=11d111s 11111111111-lootiiing with tho tsrlrr thongn tho,- This motion was to the effect that may challenge the g,,vcmm.,m ou it should be restored to the order some Du,m.`,po|n(

paper and lt was necessary for the

inotion to -be accepted DY 1111311111101” few days considered various plans for consent. so if any member opposed some |uS¢_mmu(e`,,urD,.|se in me de. the plan the debate would have lapsed. ,hater and it is posslbm Something Mr. MacKenzie. loader 01 1110 01111011' will he pulled off. on the other littnti ition. did not 01111111111 the 111011011 -11111 o strong motion ortho opposition still ‘

said Str Thomas Wiliito should first boliove in the policy of Wiiitlng dcvo- LONDON, Mor. 12.~Tlic White Star board soils for Hnlifdx Mnr¢i,_ 15_ tu have secured leave 0! the House to |0pm0n,_s boron, forcing R mst ot-`_Liii1_1r Oiymp ic has again been lacel

present further debate on the addreitfl strength and they may prevail. This ‘lm at the foot of the 011161' WWF- *Wd opinion is butressnd 'by the fact that, ~-

the rule 68|-8b\l€\11l1K PFI" W“IU°'-1"' outwardly at lea-st. the Unionist party' A

Should i'l1‘5¢ be 511596111105- ls more strongly united than ever.

The speaker -basing his resting 011 the previous decision held it compet- S

ent for tho House to consider the while admittedly there are rocks motion. ' ahead, yet there is now no doubt he

in regard to MT. M0K9llZl0`S Sefmnd will be able to bring the Union ship

point he remarked that on the oD€l1' 5 ing day o’ the present session a mot-

ion had been .passed glv|115 U10 d°b“"1 I the Western groupe of members iuight I

on the address precedence over other | C

bills. Mr. Foster then rose and C011' t tinued. lie* was slpeak.i115 T\1°RSd"-Y o night when a count ot the mem-bers n failed to produce a quorum.

nuse trou-ble but facts arc that in- fu

business except the presentation Of stead of being it disturbing element fomsts of Northern Omarlo in order

li provide a greatly improved ilre

-otection service for that ten‘ltory. brief the scheme that is suggested

f the hottest Liberals in thc West D,

ithin the empire are oi' the bright-

cd by reason of there being such a senate. Mr. Lougheed Minister of Soi- ish import licenses from colonial

t. For tho lirst time in history nndn and the other overseas dom- ions will .have it real prcferencein ie British market, and it is expect-

rtsuulo l>llosl>licls .11»111-11111 111 lioll CANADIAN iluoli

_ 'lug ten guns. the Bolshevikd forces

rltish Dominions to Have Preference in British Market.'{';‘j,”,;‘“§i; i§’§Z"'%f.._.'l‘.§’ “-.f.'.‘1.‘i.`i..°f.f.'§.‘II 0 o ti " 1 ° A ' - '

u ook Bright _for Canadian Trade with Balkans.. 111-1-31 <15-1-°>1;-f 11- 1;-3611-g 1511-

° o » o ,vy niln ry il/:lets Oowut, ut

ltliese were repulsetl with heuvy loss-

_"" ics by thc llritlsli, Americans and

_ » lltussinns. The Allies were greatly

(Special to the Guardian.) nd that Cdnddinn will supplant Am. outnumbered, but fought bravely iii

erlean goods -here to at great extent. the snow. Tho Allied troops this The outlook for Canadian tradolniornilig still occupied the ruins of

1 l

Again Defeated

(Special to The Guardian.)

ARCHZANGEL. Merch 12.-Operat-`

wllh thi, Bnlldnng is very -bright. With Vistnvku and were ready for new nt- ab _

asks* critical state today owing to the re- no guns aboard and that the ship is BERLIN' March 12' _ccrulau fusal of iiillltnry :iutiiorites at Ottawa nt tim mg;-cy of ghd mem

the 'prospect of tho hniitlred and ilfty l million dollars worth of lilisint-ss with Roumunin, Grcccenntl Serbia, 1

prominent Canadian coiitrnctorg infl

the army are pooling their interests 111111111 111111. =1000i'di11S 10 1‘€'D0ri-S ro-

roopg have recaptured tht- towns of E10 .widen and Schrunden, nortliwestoi‘

- TROUBLE

, i ..__.._.._._|i

ON BOARD

` STEAMER AT HALIFAX;

ne llundred British Reservists on Way1tu~Neyr‘Ynrk Threaten to _Sink Ship lnless Given; Rail Transport- to N. Y. Which Authorities Refuse. 1

the men would sink the ship unless they were allowed no como ashore and

l{ALl.l"A.\I. hier. 12.-Condii.ions proceed to their destinations b7,ni|. oard the troopship Tolon are in tt Captain .lnokson states that be has

furnish trnnsportalions to their lie claims that his ship is an admin

omes for thc hundred British rcserv

~ nity transport, that he has wrltbhen

ts who were proceeding to New infill-unions to the adm;-|-,m_y that

and will undertake large conii-acts coli-od here. thie Bolslievists, were “wk on the steamer when she was mako “° menmn °I Nm' YW' “E

with these countries. The work re- driven beck 1'-'itll liosvy losses.

quired will ibe chiefly on railways.; vintlucts and irrigation canals. Mr. Lloydiliarris' success has given strong ilnpetus to the movement

er on the retirement of 'Sli' George Perley. it ‘is believed thoposition

will be offered to liini_

This being Wednesday there is no

The general impression tonight is( 0

hat the debate may end tomorrow. lt`

Opposition caucuscs held in the past 5,

dered back, to Halifax to coul ow 5 to the strike in that port.

Capt. Jackson came ashore this L-isp," reached "_ 0¢m”_ ha 4|,

' that his-voyage is from Barry to Hali-

fax and return. in the light of the do

iiiorning to receive the decision ol' the claims 8|] 1-espansiblllty for anyimnx

`it

L. iiatiian nlitlioritif-s. after he hull

I I -

here 10 make mm mgh_COmmi"lon_ been inforincd by it delegation that

(Special to'Eli;-(-Btnardian)

To be Given to U. S.

fcamsliip Empress of Japan has arriv- -__

VLADTVOSTOK, March 12. - The

LYMPICiAGAIN

(5P¢¢lal to tho Guardian.) ment and with. 5,000 Canadians on ti

il here with details oi’ signnllers und I (Special to the Guardian.)

riny service corps for Cunutliilii con-f SANTIAGO, CHILE. Mar. 12.-The ingents. 1 Chilean government has recieved rt re- Mr, ]3railliwl:lite, Financial Expert I port to the effect that the Allied War

BRINGS CANADIANS a1_.111:.11;;;::::.f 111

' ‘ overnmoiit is awaiting a demand

f I' . lErom the United States for the deliv-

or Ha lfax March I5 and 30,000 For Returned s0ldms,.,.,,,,,,,,

Council in Paris has decided that the Gerinun ships intcrned in Chile should be delivered to the United States. The

by End of Month. ' ___

.illan Removed

1 , . r ...- in or er to luke cars of uncm lo ed re-

Ll,500,000 for the construction of

Sir Thomas White is showing him- cli' to be a most skilful pilot antlf

it had been figured in advance that I

ey have acted as conclliators. Some, ‘U

rc amon8 them. in

» ` so large loan scheme to provide work

Forest Protection U.S. Resolunon on Irelan 1=<~---1s-11 111---»

' (spscizfl to the Guardian.) S ‘ C 'd' °

(Special to The Guardian) I |J0_\;D0N,.Mm._ 1g__CeC~|| Harms,

LONDON, March, 10.-Canadian - ~

11f0IY 1° PON- ,_ Ali' Force lieadquartors ut Argyle

louse, London has scnl to the On- nrio Government an outline of a plan

l' the Acreiil Patrol ofthe vast

- - public works. pending comlpletion of

r the home-coming Anzacs along

`”_ =-

\\orth, Under secretary for i1`oi'elgn

Affairs, replying to ii. query inode; several days ago. announced yester-

day iii the House oi’ Coinnions that thcl (special ¢° the Gua,.dia,,_) government intended to mulie no for- \vA5HlN(;1-10N_ Ma,-ch 12__Cha°_ ' mal protest against the resolution (lo conditions in n,,5,,,iu_ pumculam. favoring consideration oi’ self govern- in p 1

` erogrnd and Moscow. were de-

m°11l f01‘ 1101111111 111111 011911011 Ill 1110 scribed in reports received today bv Ainerlcan Congress. `

In Starvhlg Russia

rned soldiers, 'tho Federall Geyer I f

D 1 An additional 30,000 Canadian soldiers mont of Australia has appropriated I

11111 disposal of the Cuuudisn govern- siioniii soil lioforo the ond or Moi-oii. l 5 ' ‘

(Special to The Guardian)

LONDON. Mar. 12.-It is officially

announced that ali raw materials are now exempted from the operation of; the import. The ban included all klndsi of wood and timber. liewn. sawn, plsn~I ed anti dressed.

902,000 Men in Army oiOccupation`1

(Special to tho Guardian.) LONDON, Mar 12.-The government

announced in the House of Commons today that the total strength oi’ offer-.

that may happen when the decision becomes known.

"South African Delegates

Leave for Paris

(Special to the Guardian.) CAPETOWN, Mar. 12.--The Nat-

ionalist delegates who will proceed to Paris to lay before the Peace Colder ence the demands for s. South Ahiicsn republic ere travelling by the Dutch steamer Bawean which sailed for New York on March, 2nd.

The head of the delegation was to

have sailed on the Durham Castle but the Seamen’s Union refused to give its consent. Admiral Fitzherbcrt thou offered accommodations aboard" the cruiser Minerva 'but the dhfegstefdb cliued because thoiship lucid Nth# and other conveniences.

Ex-KaiserNotSatisfieiI With Holland Climate

GENEVA, March 12.-It is r8p0r¢-

ed from Basil that the former Gor- rnun Emperor has complained eg- ulnst ills residence in Holland. lt is orrortoii thot no hoo declared that the climate is disagreealble and that ho wished to go to the Rivera or to Egypt on account of his hoalth. and that lie has requested Mathias Erl- liergcr. head of the G'ern1a.n‘ erinlo-

rv,

A t

Mr. Richardson. Manitoba.. is now iiienns the patrolling of 3000 times'

The speaker interpreted that undcr firm in the opinion that nuionisin U n ruling' in tho nrltinn iiooso. Mr. ononlo no neriw111111f=<1- 11"- "'°““"1' o

Foster having spoken once could not son. Wallis 1110 UIJNDISAS t° b‘~`°°”“’ “I ises for much greater eiilccncy nnil

rvriueiiciit -i1111‘1v~ 111111 1111 111'” B101-‘ill onvliig or llio nod ;pt-onortif.

speak again. However it the llofnile _lmvc its unanimous consent he would permit Mr. 1-'ostcr to proceed. This was done and Mr. Foster resumed. lie discussed the govt’s highway bill

finding fault fwith it. He also objected trouble for the government has 'boon to any proposal to ensue in 11110111118 strangely tractlblc. Col. 'John Currie. houses nt s time when labor and ‘has not been heard from while SIT'

Sam Hughes is in thc position oi' 11

- general wltliout an army-

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0 0

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I ei--bo required. it was announced to- PARIS' Mm” I2-"Q""°" Millzlif "Ig ----- I

lnceiidiarvC1111l111ll11 ;‘;f.1;.‘:l..‘“.f;.l;l;...Z;:“°.;’°::§21..;;21s __ g ".',;‘.;.;'1°

0 Ll CI” _

_ _ , _ il l, of tn latest political ideas

____ ,mon of peanuts when shipped f,~0m1 LONDON, Mai. 12.-flic hiuincl! the conclusion of tho pt-and mnfcr in one e rl MP I

THE HAUQE, Mar. ll.-The fact um country of 0,-igm This ruling 1'-limi) `IJ011i'i| Of liifllllry Consists of. cure has noi been decided. Tho Queen 5;,‘2,o:l3f]F0,3E:E|db§c\;tT;(£n&,, p|,.,;_'I

L . tnnt a iiro at tho lisnuo -Bin-rnoles noon not :truly to oiilinnonto or poo- Br1s111iiei~ o_o-iioroi Mon.-ion, i»i-onltionulis lonvini: for London i<1d=1.1'. ,,mc;u, ,www mi, make mm ,,,,de,', WANTED.-EXPERIENGED' MAID was shnultaneous with fires at other “ms stored in Cunwm unless they Lt. Col. \\. S. Buell. l~‘irst Contrnl inf me Conservative 'party in ph,”

nrracke in the country which were were ,purchased and mm for prim. to Ontnrios. Major i’. D. Gowou, lst Cont-| .or hemier Hearst' ‘Mn Sutherland

the vamp itself The enquiry is being' I W” °‘°°t°d "lamb" of who Legma'

_- conducted .ti i\lnlnel cnnip Three “"0 I" 1902' V" eloctod 1905' def”

' `Chl'l’ f' ~ '°

1z°°.;1;l::...;:. ..::I:"1';ii...’.l‘.I°i.‘1"'1‘.f»‘I’€ Soldiers Reoalrlited “P1111 A '“"“‘| S. ;1.1;1:.l:...;1':..:11:.;‘1s;1:Ll: l3:1i;s:.i=

rdsigned in 1011 to uct-opt the nom-

-* ination and was eleclcfl. He was the

LONDON, Mar. 11.-Addressing nlilrst Conservative cvur elected in

LONDN Mar 11.-The number of ' meeting of Canadian soldiers in Lon Oxford to either house.

Dominion soldiets repstriated between C b t don on Sunday Cliaplain Colonel J.

I’ 1"” “M d°°'d°d °° “ campmr Novembor,i1.1eis and Msrcii.1,191o u a S Almond soin tho mon might iiiinlr

. _

wg; do follows; 1 B ' I d they had grievances ou ilie matter of _Tnlu WEATHE1{'

Australians 65.154; New Zealand, Zvi, tiemobilization but they must roniomin TEMPERAT UREr

205: Canadian, 127,100; 1South1A1rl- -- ei* how mighty was the task before TIDE. MOUN. ETC. cans, 6,196: This information was PARIS. Mor. ll.-Cuba is on the the government of getting 300,000 men announced today in thc House of War path. The small powers whichibnck lo Cnnadn. Everything possible

Commons by the Under Secretary of are now asking ten instead of tivo rc- was being done and the Canudini rhnngo in icmpornturo. into for Wsr. Dresentativcs on important comnili- l nuthorllies were oven more anxious to The lowest teinpernture recorded

HOUSE WANTED TO RENT. AP- DIS' "L" B0! 118, Glty. 4476-3-13M2l.

for general housework. ADPIY2 7 I’

t ailro on the same -day. has in- AW" 14 1918> ral Ontarios and one officer from

Richmond Street. ;°_e”cd the ‘mar of Bolshevism hem

cur. State model. Apply ".8." Box 116. th

1 -_ th

_.CME “TH wmzmd' but when they found that the auth-

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'LOBT'l\‘_|`r"4¢ p`A'|R qggy pggaxm orities had discovered thetr Plot anti

K°11tlemsn‘s gloves. Finder reward- U*

ed at Gmmum " “37_3_9M"_ crore ready for them they Seve uv

_‘_ ‘ ,___ th wmrlo A MAN 'ro wonlt on "1 farm. to hire tht' month or`yo8r. liberal 'wages to right msn. ADPIY

P- 9. Mitch, Earnirolilo.

4478~3-13m3IW~

noi of the German fleet is to be re-

\°8'f.- Marlon mn, on Arran- sirictoo to ils.ooo. rn., sunroino 8 |1001: train -between Charlottetown CUIINIII wt’ d°°m°d’ °°°°“"“‘ to

Radicals and Tories merged into a

ginger group. Conservatives from On- tario, .which whit expected to cnusc

0 bm.|.ack5 .by storm two weeks ago

at troops armed with machine guns

lncendtlrism. »

Further Rout:-lotions-

LONIJON, March 12.-The person-

pcrmnnent organization. Even the W

lord urea than the present ilrc rang-‘ rs cover in the day time and it prom-

ashiilgton Rlniioves

sections ol' the city iiiive 1bt»cn flood-_

Trade Restrictions B

dual linport and lt`.‘xpoi't. Licenses for the Colonies. Dosseseions and protect-

-~-_._---&.._~_. which the ciiillilry has |109" p1unged1iI‘/0 UNI l\0“4‘ff"3°tIV0 Br"-IMI Imops

by Bolshevik mfc was Sum by mb in ilio urliiios of occupation in ull

n_,h.ic0,, (0 ho md). L d 1 , ,` 1 llieatres of the war amounts to 001,000

______ from M0s,_.0“._ Haylhnugc lhgta £522” mon including officers. 1 , (Hash had been sold to me naming' The strength of the l`lritlsli,1irmy

(Special to the Guardian.) stricken population by Chineni. ,.,D]_, in France. Belgium rind Gcnnnny,

MELBOURNE. M r ii 12. -_ L ril - i ~ - _ . I ` 11111111111: Dominion troops. on ron. ._

a c M-gh ms Wm ‘atm “om mrosted' Iwas 1,324,106. It was estimated that

cd -by the heaviest rains in fifty years. A lltiiidreds of liousoo wc-ro dnlnngetl

wAsiii‘Nc-'roN_ -iviorrn 1t-in.ilvi-.;;"1h1tr§§;?n;;;§ mm up 1" th” f“'-‘;0ueeII 0 mon p

. T I o I o

.o Visit U. S. interesting Rumor <S»-1-- 1- 1 ln Ontario Politics

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the state department. The depth to

197.000 Gorinnu prisoners are boIn8 fed hy tho British Commissary Depart-

iicc commission. to make represen- liltlons to the Allies to this eUect.

1Rush of Alieiisleoiir

U. S. Continues

Ninn/ volts. i\u.roh ii.--'nic ruth

of alien emigration continues cd. The Customs Xntelliteii/to Bu- re'riu is thronged all diy and html- reds stand :in -.llne waiting to lot

Since tli_e_Ai1nistice

left Liverpool yesterday on the Celtic.

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ami scum oi1.Monto'¢uo aioo in hilin. Finder Mn be rewarded gcfiorousiy by returning uno to this olllooiiivd

‘__ -__--_an-_-__ .___

TIARGAFN IN PINGILC.--EXTRA Qusllty yellow boxlgon pencils, rub- "°f tins Meta. l1\1°._donn,: worth 10

°`E1é%,°l&. lltippstlln crm Anil _. ,_.,ai|eo1m¢. Aw: 11111-141 _lift &ilils,“1 1 ' ,'. -7§llO~11idMtf.‘

prose despntchcs from Paris. that the military conditions to he imposed 1111 Germany include guarantees that no tanks are to be built and .no more poison ga, manufactured and thstsll-1 German wer material must be hand- sd over and destroyed. it isstnted C tint Allied commissions will super- 'll yi., gn, earning out of those condi-

tiotis,_ _ _ `

toes failed lo include Cubs: get the men back than the men thorn 1, Worlncsday night was 24 degrees. The ,

ANNUUNCEMENTS Tho latter therefore has carried a selves. They would all behnck in Can- highest yesterday was 35 and at 9

COMING EVENTS V complaint to the Americans to inter- min within the next. ihrt-o months. .o'clot~klsl1l night it was 28 degrees. 1

MEETINGS ETC code. Cubin advocates tho principle of 1 When they were heck they must ulnk The tide will be high this tnornlng'

’ rot/ating the delegates on the commit- the widows anti orphans and. [raves nl. 8.40, and tomorrow at 9.34; ll. will

_ toes since there :ire nineteen smllli or those who had 'fallen their first ho ‘high tonight at 8.19 and tomor-

°::;';|';_;'°;,‘f;£',fa§"°§;':ds;L';:;If; rowers. Shc~b11se11 her contention on( ooro. 'rlioy must make no inistolro row at 9.19; 1 ‘ _ ‘Nh "ti, If any is .m.my'"l° 'B 11.10 troiinll thlt 11110111 1-he Kfillellixnbolt seeing tiiht their crippled sol- First quarter moon Saturday. Mar.

1 'V 1 " ' _ ” lf! diers were not relegated to home.: Sth. 1

t I f “ wi Wmnud _V anger producing country in the wer

an ‘nee M 0 0 n' ” and hence hor voice must he henrd. but were honored by the nation. 1 Full moon Sunday. Merch 15th.

( 4405-8-18MBipd. . _i \ I , 1

liieir passports stamped. They are mostly Italians with a' percentage-o Polos. Greeks, Spimlnrd, Sods had Itoumnuians, Slavs and Aballhhl.

These aliens who come from an

norto or tin. unites seotoovidi-alias from $4.000 to $6,000 each- the sov- iiigii they have drawn from' ‘l~h_dr bank; to tain back to then- can cotta- ,,_}__ _ _

Three German

interred for Violation

(Bimini to also quiiiilin.) I

numunx ivlor. ia -'rfiréoo fn

sieamers captured by Allied worships for violation or tho ai-'mistics.term¢' have arrived here for internment. The steaniers are the lnalll. Mettler Intl. I’Il1!0.

B 'l it Victims

roiioxro. slnrrli. 1:.-Noi moon mn 0 W “

LONDON. Mir. ll.-'THQ bilfiti ho"

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