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peclsl to Th: Gulrdlln DQN_ March 11.-—'i‘he re- . of Charles Teilett, Oanadi- mgr under sentence of death (Oh prison .for the murder . hister-in-law, Wits announc. l; by the home secretary. __EL_-QQ}——-—

uiry Re Import 0f Live Cattle

peclal to The Guardian) ' DOB, March 11.—'l‘he, Gov. eut will instlllttiite an enquiry (he whole question of the . bion of live cattle, ‘both in periui and international! as- nccordinigg no ilnionrqxtiion . to the Canadian saociated , I.t is rintended to rush the h~y and have a report ready . laid lbeforo “the meeting of h; premiers to ‘be held in

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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA SATURDAY, MARCH 1.2, 1921'

EATII‘ LAST NIGHT 1 0F EIIMUNIJYIIUNKER

Was Struck by. the Engine oi Incoming Express at Mount Edward Curve Near St. Dunstan’s and Was Killed iusttntly.

iA very and fatality occurred lust night about 6.45 o'clock when the BX-Dress from Borden for Charlotte town was nearing its destination.

The train had just rounded the curve at iMount Edwardl Road about a mile west of St_ Duustunfs Uni- versity, when the driver, iMlr. Harry Craswell, no-ticcd a man immediate

ly ahead of the ‘engine.

The train was running hi her "B11111 599116. but the distance was

was in- the opinion of the coroner purely an accident and if there was any fault it ‘was on the part of the deceased himself.

The deceased was identified by Mr. McIntyre as lifldlmlund Younk- er, belonging to loyalist.

The deceasod- was somewhat hard of hearing a-nd was consider- ed to be what may be termed "somewhat eccentric."

He was a son of the late John

so short that it was liripossible to Younker of Loyalist and has one

stop lier in time to save the man, who was struck on the head by the bilot beam of tho engine.

The 1mm W115 Slipped immediate i)‘ iind was backed up to where tho

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sister living at Suffolk. His mother is also dead. He ‘was in the habit of going about the country doing odd jobs and when he could: not set work was willing and able to

‘"11" 1111- Pie was lying on. his left Day for his board.

‘fide “m1 "i Railing wound in his 11106. the skull being broken in. The body was placed bassilss car by the train and brought

Deceased was a :mnn about 35 or 36 years of 813s. Ho wore corduroy

in the trousers and leather leggings. -He hands had a red unit on the left hand when ‘to Charlottetown liiflked up but none

on. the right

‘Where it was placed ln the lbaggsge and therqwas no sign of his hat,

room hiid the coroner, Dr. .MoGtil-| 1n his pockets

were found n

San, notified. The doctor exalminodlpurse containing ten dollars and

[I18 b0tly and

alter interviewing $01119 1008B chimge also his watch

Annual Subscription, delivered l‘ iiy Mull, Canada. $5.00 U. H. M u

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Son Gets Prison ‘Berni Program For Father Gets Gallows Labour Congress

swam ‘i’ TI" ‘iulrdlifl special to The Guardian

byogflamtrt Mimi; ll-t-glnclted UPT‘AWA_ March iL-The ag- Romeo R 'm°fl °° ‘"10 6!‘ 1111111 ends. for the rthlrd c-osion of the 9m "d 9911111196 WW1 4 international! Labor convention to

1"i11°11 29"" for man Mwsiucr. bo held lb October has ‘been receiv. Kw? 2"“ lk!‘*h°}:'i-'3J°5ei3l\ ‘RBmmB-"i ed by Tom Moore, president of the ganowsxp 1° r t Frilme 011 111° Trades and la-bor congress of Can- was not- n ‘g 9 °1 m9 hanging nda. This is the session which The cusmwmhl l who to have been bedld in April unummm ‘aim c! 111W V611 a 1110M Mr,- Moore wiil represent Canada berm mp ° m“! W88 Efsilfid nt the convention. d8‘ one]? §_'5“'i_"6;141° will‘! 0i Ciillih, provides for discussion of reforms meat calf??? “d 25 505111118" to the constitution of the govern down _H 1 "1 “£11118 Vflrdicl 11'0"! ling holly of the international] laibor the ‘_;I5""L°"" "ii" Evidence "Follies; ndaptulion to ibllylsum “thee” :51‘ ‘ehfillsfi i016 0i U111 lahonof the Washington decisions M NT-tw "k-"WIDBHBITI 011B l-iilfiiell concerning the regulation of hours ‘KM’ f“ °fPmerlillnlilg a" illicit of work, prevention of uncuiipioy. “We and“ ‘Wm “("1190 391113131113 ment milling agricultural wurkem ‘vue- having 41011115911191! 111B Y01111E and regulations for the protection ‘ma-u 1° 5h”?- "19 suspect. of women and children. ‘Sdieclul

unemsuresi for itlrp fprqtqcjlion, oif _ agricultural worker-i inuluu = "Mb- N. Y. C. Railroad _ T0 Revise Wages

nicul education, living conditions NEW YORK, Mach 11-Tlie N.

Y. CpIl-ailroad today announced that beginning April l6 it would revise downward wages approxi- maltely of 43,000 employees. Lt is understood the}. the subsidiary lines. forming a system which 0111-: ploys 174,000 men would soon fol-l low the lead of the parent organi- atiou. The sudsldinry companies in

ldlity and old age.

Pfdifihimii Banquet At Zion Last Night

The "Brotherhood Banquet" la/s night of the newly organized broth crhootl of Zion (Jhurch Dmveii i0 bo a splendid succegs and furnish. ed an evening of excptional en-

The agenda.

PRUDEEDINGS

Defense oi Mr. BJI.

liitAlRCil-I 1.1. 1921. House met at 3 p. .ni

an address be presented: to His Honor for the Rrucious 51101011 which-he had been pleased 1o open this session, -said at the outset that we ‘had much to be grateful for in who pence and plenty that zibounliotl in this province as comprtreil wc‘:

LIIPII me guvcinnient on “h; . ut- iments expressed in the speech from the throne, and on the int-t that they were standing lby the pol icy they hcd outlined at the lust session. This pPOVIHCL‘, he said. was c-ssentizilly lin agricultural

tcountry. Last year, tip-proximately q‘len‘1lpd

$23,000,000 worth of produce had been extracted 't‘roni our soil, to an

nothing oi‘ the $1,160,000 taken from the sea. The province is in-

JDYIYWBV- “mi profit to all lifiVeiekdeed a Prilsiferous and hail?!’ 9"“. the Premier on his stand

Prince Lhlivurd Island. "he s-ziid,

PRIIVINEIAL LEGISLATURE

Summary oi Speeches oi Mover and Seconder oi Address. Criticism by I-Inn. A. E. Atsenauit

M“ E‘ T- mggs [m moving thutlup in detail . tlic viiriuus

Wage Reductions On Railways In The. ll.

(Special to The Guardian) IMONT HEAL announcement oi the W869i . wage reductions on half h‘ ooze.- oi the largest U. S. rail-ways would npuzir to liuive come‘ as a complete surprise as well! ti: rail way; ieXvltlillYtls here as to tho pub ii¢_ T]... attitude of‘ the various executive-u ziprtiziclied by The Star !'_, mnrniru was docldcl non memed m9 wmmnwnt o“ A“ h“ Ewtolzniittal. bTilfly wnnlcd {o know mes“ “k” ‘umnwd m ‘Iauulg mclmorc about it bcioro expressing house M this "my WW1" N1" ‘wk ihnv oimiioh. lt was pointed out l ‘ i“1f‘2:I1ibh-o.e.~, in several quuiitcrs “till! ltouched upon in no slweci r l “Pm h,“ m, been any 5e o“; U18 ti11'°11'"- He 7934mm“! that the lililiblil‘ trouble on the Cflnfliiiiih f6" fisheries haul not been us rfcmun- iruuds up u, u“, present; and ievimiy ,eratlve this year us in tiriu<i"(,,,0,.t wuum h“ mmie u; man an years. owing to the ifs-iv I""'1'»'L"$ ‘"1 the prcsvnt harmonious relations other conditions; bcynixid on, v-in-lhntivccii the companies and their trol. ‘Much credit was till ~ i110 lmnlyiqyecs.

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of agricultural workers, protect-ion tho llllFEHl. and turmoil and [on he Govurnlnflfll, owl-Ginny .1“. Cam-l against accidents, sickness, inval- prevailing everywhere. lie v llggrillil nmslnnm, m. Amicuhurp

tilt‘ - ‘spas-ch, i101, i0 1.110 ‘infill-lie’? o! n. tlcelivcry.

llON. J_ ll. BELL proceeded, Wm, .;,,.1~E,-¢hL-. m rho cxpcndltur-. 0s by ilic previous government he hnd ‘(iSILuI tlic Provincial Auditor for a statement or‘ the élilfiiidlulfea by the late government up i0 ii"! 9m 0i lfeptember, i919. and he had lice-n given. that statement. it Show "fl an unnulhurlzcil expenditure of i;1l0,lltl0. 'I‘lil.< (imouni Mr. Btfl In- iilmilcll, bud Irv" siiPili hi’ U"! 1M9

fur estuhli.-.hmcnt oi‘ un agricultural and ‘Tcclinlrznl school which 1. -~ cd many opporilllliti to pvoung mcn to nil-m il|i PHIIFFPS which would b0 bcncficiul to tIlPm For llic. llo ciuoled flguws lo prove that. n liozivv IIELIOIIWTIIIOHS had but-n bc- to tho present gnvrvn- nrnt. bv their prcrleccssors and c-x- pressed tiic oilinlon that with IIH‘ means liduptoti- ziil ihcsr- Ilfilidlfllpg would Iio TGIDOVPII. lie culofiililil on the have :1

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"viurch ‘ii »'-’_I'_ho'

Conductor John MacDonald. Driv-lwiilch was on time and a number or; g1 aswelll and Mir. IR. V. lMuimym of other small trinkets. ° l- Averds. decided ibht an ln- 1t is said iilill Mr. John JVLQSu/eep.

ed to be present. The president Mr. IS. A. Mc hiid contributed Donald presided in his usual lisp. mcn and money

iiiion <1\iesticn_ lls full (iuotn 0f lghtlcr," he said, “who is not asking 111 U19 iliweiflli" 1t pinch on ill‘ Silprcmc Court

zovc-rruit-iit in influence the clec~ whom "this WAS Wlliii. was staring nu- in lilo time when l went into tho

uiutle the Boston and Aibillly hllciit,

NTEII-AGIRL FOR GENE- I gun Central, Bi»; Four Pittsburgh

housework. Apply 24B Grafton

MLE-ONE GENERAL e filly 2 years old. H. Scott rnwnll. .

SALEF- DOUBLE TENE- i. house. 172 Kent St. Apply l. Younker, Montague.

NTEDJJIAID FOR GENERAL owork. Apply Guardian Of- a

LET ieurnattv LOOAT largo front room on lower

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rsofonmaooo Uszo s stinger topping cu " thers" prnferr ston Street‘?

urea - satssiwm _ FOR untry; Auto supplied. App

'n hand lwritlng, stating exper- and announced a! lodges had voted lo Zliiiiiille with

ace to "K" ‘Guardian Office. TIDE-APPLICANTS DEQIR- s of entering the North Adams mining School for nurses, No. dams, Mass, will please write pt. at once.

VE MONEY BY SEEING R. Wihite at 189 Queen Street bo- re buying a new or second and car. All cars sold under u ' Itfen guarantee.

ANTED-A oim. lion GENE- i housework. Apply to Mrs. F. . McRae, R. R. Nofltl. 0har~ ttetown.

‘i SALE-ONE LIGHT‘ SIX ~ cbaughiin touring car. in first less running order. 4 new Good- ear titres. Price very low. R. Ihite, Phone 521.

R SALE BUCKEYE INCUBA- or 110 Bus: 8.159. Used one hatch. file $30.00 Frank. A. Ramsay. 9W London. P E. i.

sex. unfit a co. u PARK 1-. Southwnrk. S. Hy. I London. I zlnnd ‘Announce their spring ale of furs at auction on April 5th i921. l-T ii Raynor. agent. "Ylimrirsldn P. E l,

‘IMIjflDDEL g car siillono 1920 Igiliifii Chevrolet tontinl ctr.

°"1 iii vlry best of, running "i1"- Anniy N. J. Nicholson. ""1118. Meningitis.

1p- MONTHLY’ mvssrso m mid“ Oyster culture‘ pays enti- illillgd income n o '- F >

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“W, M‘ V _ onili H: no: ‘Eifi’ “v °°"~=fliss1i' . cowl ""'"“"' $10.¢'"\-—t1urv . sworn miss-eat. i orius‘ Board of a‘ _A'p. _ , ‘at

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gm at this m”. ° mend. t.’ ‘ii W110i» m‘ LOTH iii-WHAT . '0 no P111‘ ileum mini and .57.... -it"as"s"-.: oaths: ' t Q- l7‘ U m“! "iflhvliltiie not!‘ D107

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n I ' v .i:.r.ir'.:-..-s.r?HiY.-i: “ “°"" "time"

quest was unnecessary, The headlight which was an

electric light was burning bright. i)’ 11nd ill 600d order and the coron Umiermkei‘ Wright and conveyed er attached no blame whatever to t9 hi5 lliliiflflwiiiiig rooms where it U19 engine man or train handls. It Wilt! 111111118 reutdy for interment

py siyic and liliifie some apliiuiifi-

mcntof Canada, but under our pres hqnqh‘ m“; ,1», hiile to put this i-ixu

Public \\‘ol'..'s Department," said

0f Brookificld is an uncle of the de- ceased. ' The body was token in charge by

and Lake Erie, Lltko lCrio and Western, Ohio Central Znncsvllle and Western Knnaivmha c" l hllchi gan Kanawahu and . Virginia‘

and Indian Harbor cult lines. t

Warfare Between

Brotherhoods

TORONTO, ~ March lL-qpenl OTTAWA, March lL-Hon. A. u suitable for office. Apply warfare has broken out between I}. Crosby, ' the International and National Rail from l-Ialifag, tiled torowéoteiviay wuy Brotherhoods and the lnlternu-lafternoon. . tionsil are nolw taking ed. ‘Apply 224 Bil/G. Today the Grand Vice-Pram!- ' lent A. C. Holy of tlhe International Railway and steamship: clerks, lir- h. rived in the city

the agres-

from Montreal that the four nation-

tiie international. “These Lodges

“m meme“ ‘M n"]dg"b“"5' Om" l-i. vMcCurtiy. Dersonai manager for Sherbrooke, Que, and Moncton and ‘he Anleflcan Surety Co’ Headway“ The 111°“ “med was shbrhbd killed by Miss Allccl imwucauy ““““m-‘°““ly m nuke K. Snowden, his confidential steno a rnplier, on the Rock Point in Cen- i5°°d ‘immi’ IMF“ were 51mm!’ tral park early Monday night. and

St. John, N. B. this change in prospects nnd

come under our jurisdiction."

‘RAW FURS WANTED. — SHIP me your furs. Highest prices paid. W_ Cheister S. McLure, Charlottetown.

‘WANTED AT once. A-GUAN‘!

1y oi pressed straw, will pi. highest vrices_ Phone‘ or write,

MacKie & 00., Charlottetown.

MN 1° 111-. P. Engine. 18 H. P. It. T Boiler with all llitiings in good shape. ilenry A. McTavish, Eldon. P. E. i. .

WILL ANV ONE HAVING A GAN- dei- to sail, or. exchange for a goose please write or wire . lltichnnnim. Cherry viiiifly l" oncc.

warunosv sPiplewr-ONE motind lard 23c; ltliree Gold son? .2512; hood ten. 37c; 1-4 creuni tnrter 1.50.; three mibiehs iiwl 50c; prunes flhr-LW ymouth Cash Grocery. Phone 356-—L.

vovsnrlns-BY TH! BARREL and quill»; 815°‘ i9‘ “N” 11118“ cooking stove. suitable for I011- star heibry. niirssifl- Apply 53 KVater Strllfli, _ -——-———-——.'~*-' ¢FQ ' LE—FARM coNslsr. ring 0M0 dab-es ih Royalty 2v‘ miles, from Charlottetown, hex m ‘wppr Works. Offers will be received till Mdrch 3i. Apply '11 John Saunders Elm Ave. or P. 0. Box‘ 423,

_.___.__ ppmi Mug-ONE 1B H. P_ PALM or cuisine with reverse 9M‘. 011° 4 1;_ P, Ffraoer with 2Q t. boat or one a H, i3. Ipneeiwl WI on til-l. P. stationary. All iii who moan- and very i" nfiflfli

‘ ‘ Hampton h 00.. Bella River. wiiusmn wb-nc-ut-e m“ a gglf respecting salesman whose ambition ‘in beyflhd hi! wagon; occupation might find mo". mngenini employment with n: and at the IMHO time double his income. We fNuii-e a man of bledh obarlbtq lbiilld in mind n-rlri bodv- oi s rum: brqgiiliii!‘ “M W; g ppreciate n B WI "my p Ifiifiilifl 0059.": who imam fluid M P1111611}; I fl-r above ayence '

f: ' ‘ ed "than referred

first

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lousy was the cause.

- sudh i1 truly British iliwal scene 11S present as were the commanding

Dnuhfie Pay for Cavsirvznen till Extra ioi Vets

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Halifax Senator Dies In Ottawa

'l‘lhe meeting of the Canadian Cavalry’ Association hold. in OEIEWII a few days ago was the first meet- ing oi‘ tiiiat body held since lyifore ' the war and all the cavalry offic; ers who attended were very enthus lastlc nbouzt the future of Canada's cavalry. Tiliere ivere representativ- es from ijrrzicltiuuliy" all of the thir- ty-tlire. cavnlrg; regiments in the Dtvminl ii, the iivcritge lstrenglh of

Double Tragedy In New York Park r, ,_ _ , , ucso egmienis was 330 mcn so that C Jildfliliflw’ has o. militia force

NEW YORK, Aim-ch 1i.——Wlllis,of l0 ;\)0 cavalry. It was decided iln ti' ltle iliro Dominion into "COfXTil- Ipliiuofidlstrlcts. each district to hnvo n representative as vice-pres- "ent of the association. Colonel hici-linnn was elected as vice-pres- idgili ior New Brunswick fliiéivihfi of. er representatives for the .uri- time Provinces are Colonel T. L. Lydlard, oi‘ the Kings Nous. Scotia lMounlted Rifles, and Colonel W. C. Cook, oi the I’. E. I. Light Horse. Hon liugih Guthrie, minister oil militia‘ and defence, addressed the meeting and was elected honorary presid nt of the association while Brig. neral W. R. Patterson of the Fort’ Garry Horse, Winnipeg, was tiected ‘president. Colonel J. e R. Mm roe. of Ottgvrn, was elected treasurer. The pr ncipzil speakers vlcroiuii. n. c. March 11.— iietbiiiéighelblililfigflienégieginsiwrl Not since the aye prior to 1905. and General Sir Archibald McDon- wheu “u, Br; m, squadron Irv,“ nell. commandant ol‘ the Royal Mili-

_itnry College. at Kingston, Brig. Gen- Bmtwned m British Cmumbmn w“ Icral A. H. MncDonnell, zonero-I of~

‘"'§1..1h°5 1559mm“! ‘hmrbw ‘when fit-er comsnein-dtng this district was

Conservative Senator

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then comniittoed suicide with same pistol. Their bodies wertrfound ly- inn side by side this morning, jeal-

‘Cillliltlilt Warships ‘

oificenp of the other

that witnessed today with the or- n gout Canada _ 1 , - IY‘l)li . ‘Ayn or m? nucleus of Cmmdas it was decided that all the units navy at 2 p m. In.tlio interim mod- mom,‘ g0 m 0mm, “m, summm. m,“ ern ships of war have visited they-that the can-ms would be local ones historic naval ‘port but what stands,thc dates lo be fixed ‘by the offlo-

. _,ers commanding the dislrlcts. The m" mo” cqnsp-lcuoum’ m The 31d ‘two N. B. cavnilvv regiments. the vent M‘ u” Cum“ mm’ a eyrincess Lowise ilussnrs and the

steps thatllt marks toward the ro N‘ n‘ 9.5.100...“ Wm m m gm...‘ habilltationi 01 EBQU-ilflfiilil I18 Th9 P. E. i. IiPYhI. HIPS!‘ Will IIk°iV

districts

ate remarks concerning the object hr the guiherinz.

The proceedings -pened With llic tcihst to the King, responded Lo by the singing or the Natioimi Anthem. Then cwme a toast to “Our buys" fitlingly replied to by Mr. James McMillan. 011111.!‘ features intersperced in the pro- grainbme were solos by Miss Frus- m- (mil Miss . lurlcy, addresses by the pastor, Rev. G. C. THYIDI‘ 61111 Mr. W. T. liiugznn and choruses.

In the course of the proceedings time was found to organize com-- mittens on Boys Work, a. soclui Ctifllifliwéli‘, a .mex\"s committee n membership committee.

The refreshments were provided by the Lad-leis‘ Aid who excelled themselves.

lThc proceedings were ibrouglit m h ch,“ llyy the singing of the Doxology

6S! System i, can get no credit for the indirect toil phidby our people into the exclieqilcr of (lanolin us no statistics are kept of our im- ports and exports, except foreign. This could onlv be overcome by the appointment of on official to correctly tabulnte statistics doci- ing with trade and commerce. 'l"nis official ‘should be provided by libs dominion government. _ Such statistics would‘ be of lnfi~ nite vnluo to the province in ]II‘IE scnting our claims zit Ottruvu for transportation and ‘kindred muib ers; they would malice :i_n adsntriie» ment of great value to the pm- vinco. He congrntulatmil the govern mcnt on its progressive road policy by ivhicli already some 70 luillris of road llius been groully lmprov l. This work lic WHS pica-sod it was going to he proceeded ivlt-li iiTlc-‘il more extensively (luring the present your. I10 complimented tho govoniliteuit on the cstuhilslnnclit of the Agricultural and Thzchnical school which he claimed was a great credit in it and especially to l-lon_ Mr. Len under whose im~ mediate sulpervislon- the school ‘W419 llildlliturnled. Ho was pleased _‘___ ,uls0 to see that ‘he 5011001 ‘on; STAR WITNESS TESTIFIIE3 wcil patronized. During the first

two montl» th . En-‘iilNsmolNt N~ B" Mmmh n once of 30w dafifrztudvfiilufn filitilqido Charles Mcsigm. amt m!’ big-bi students While distfussing nes5Inth9~T. erre r sa-‘Hvml ‘UT ' ~ oil that ST. Pierre Iiud_ paid him (lckfnh; '11)“? tflgigligizeexoignfigliffirel" not to tell lhe lind 696D him on Em. and he was planed that u‘ h‘ m" erson streetnzm fine nilght éitfaniglde mam was bending “s (‘neiicgiggveign piullzhcra. I e oy aso j . -‘ _ ' V‘ _ rhnt St. Pierre had given him mnu £l:€l‘i?€o‘;d““:g°f: Hviiliilli 8y “n other occaflons’ pleased’ to lbc able? t?) slhii. hi...“ the rural districts school condi. M0115 WBTB-Rrcntly lmprwed, There were now in tho whole ppgvincp 0m!’ 93 Viifiiiiit 546110015. a. great im-

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liarilinie Provinces Telegraphic

Special to The Guardian

LABOR MAKES DEBUT

‘HAIL-IFAXJ, March llfi-Four :1 -= ‘.8: nbe ens me iilifiirfliiyiuiiteibn zgtfzechexsu in tbs IeB- provelment over l“! Ya” lsqwlure iqdlay, Tliev were D. I'll in connection with educational Lypgfiqnzie. c mum-land, Leader For matters he criticized verv sewmiv "mcn. Sydney Robert l). Smith, the moving picture shows, saying (Yolchestsr, and Angus yicolulvrsy "i?" the time lvml »r~~.ivb1 when the Ang|@;,h.;,~h_ gyhhey, government should exercise more __-_ supervision over these. The educa- AN UNLUCKY Fm: lion inrpsried may he helpful or In . Jur-ious. He believed that the sys- SYlIlNEY, iMnrch 1i.—~A moon- tern adopted in New Zcaluntl r-lblne still and 150 gallons of rum ghculd ho oriented h.-. ...,.,,.-.. .,. uvcre found ‘in the cellar 0! J- B~ allow no pictures depicting crime Schiblicr by firemen called out to o; My mud he permuted to be quell u fire which lbroko out in Iiitilshown he,“ resmcme" i l-ie was pleased also to soc th-“it diVifig the coming summer a line ALLEGED sumimiasibi 50v of steamers was to be put on IN?’