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Another Exciting Tale of The Sea--U S. Gov’t. “Regrets” Shawnee Inczclent

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,Two Schooners Of iN..b.°1.°ry Take. The Air ”"~"‘°'F°""" i

Bonavista Fleet Still Missing

,Thrilling Rescue Of Crew Of The “Jennie Black- woocl" Told On Arrival Of Res-

cue Ship In Nfld. --Two Lifeboats 1 S m a s h e d I n Heavy Seas.

I (Canadian Press) _ BT. JOHNS Nild.. Dec. 13-R,clcll- ld when thdir schooner, the Jennie Blackwood. was about to founder, Captain Edgar Rogers and his crew of nine arrived hero today aboard the Furness liner Nova Scotia. which took the men aboard at midnight last night. the only time a rescue would have been possible, owing to a lull in continuous storms that have raged since the schooner, in company with

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ANNOUNCEMENTS. coMlNG. EVENTS. _ MEETu~JGs, ETC.

' "Will be unloading a csrload ol

stove coal today at Albany. Frank McKay. 580

"Come to the Christmas Concert

in Pownal Hall, Monday, December 23rd- 486-12-13-21.

“Loading poultry, geese, ducks, and

turlteys. at Miilview, Dec. 16 and 17th. Mr. Nash Grader, (Sgd.) Millview Livestock Shipping Club.

449-i2-11-Si

"Come to the Parlour Social at

Harry Weeks’. Elliotte, on Wednes- day evening, Dec. 18th. If stormy Thursday. 521-12-14-l’l

"Dr. Cliit. D. D. - Start now

home prevention cure. Now at Purdy

iltlon. Westchester Co., N. Y.. U. 5.

"The Long River Xmas’ Concert

will be held inthe Hall on Friday. December 20th. Admission 25 cents.

503-13-it-ii.

"Come to the School Concert and

Christmas Tree in stanley Bridge Hall. Thursday evening. December 19th. Admission 35 Conte. 508-12-14-21.

"Wui the lady who borrowed for her boy the Gordon 'rsr-tan kilt suit from Mrs. Burnett, kindly return Wlleasitis wluired at an early dm- 12-la-ti.

, “Come to the Concert and Christ-

QU Tree in Gl’_aham‘s Road 1-lall. nncdnesday. December lstn. If not

0, first fine night following.

_ 505-12-14-18-18.

"ali loyal members of Lyon 0““¥° 10480. Uigli. are requested to ZWYPIG a meeting of Lodge on Mon- nzz llleht. December ioth to elect of- gooz’ “nd Prepare for the annual nu' '“l’P°\'~ 5lIll°d. R-ecording Sec-

"Y- 429-is-ll-wedust.

S_°,°“‘° Stanley Bridge Einir opens ,ng‘"f°v nicht, December lm.. skat-

“ SUN. Wednesday and Saturday.

slr-1:-14-ri.

lt lee oireis Members-erin; your

fmfflem. 1'ow1.et¢., to 1-1.1.. Msensn-. DWML Harbor 'hlesday morning, Tempe r seventeenth. Murray River Mm’ flnce Hail. afternoon. Your

ation buying. 401-ll-13-li.

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Mmhot. Oscar M. Emanuel. Boston. QW; ‘gill oven s violin stuaie st im Nm met. next door to Canadian

°“*l EXPN” on or about Decem-

ll. S. GOV‘T.

SENDS NUTE

uriggiutv

Expressed Regrets For.

The Firing By Coast- guard Patrol On Can- adian Vessel Shaw- nee.

(Associated Press) '

WASHINGTON, Dec. _I3-The

United States Government in g note to Canada has expressed its "re- KNPA" for the firing by a Coaatguard, patrol boot on the Canadian vuiell Shawnee, september 11, off New York Harbour. The communication to the Ottawa. Government was handed to Hon. Vincent Massey, Canadian Min- ister to Washington, and was in re- ply io a request by the Canadians for information concerning the incident. The apology of the United States contains the admission that the fir- ing upon the Canadian vessel had been "without legal authority."

In reviewing the facts of the in-

cident, stated in the United States note to have come from appropriate authorities and understood to be based on the coastguards report of the firing. the communication charg- ed that the Shawnee was a vessel en- gaged in smuggling liquor and built especially to violate United States| laws. The Coastguard boat came up on the Shawnee some 15 miles of! the nearest. land in the vicinity of New York Harbour and alter the Canadian vessel is alleged to have ignored signals by horns, lights and blank shells. the patrol boat fired five shells into the ship.

Ten Million In _ ' Gold To London

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(Canadian Press)

NEW YORK. DOC. 13-The Na-

tional City Bank has arranged to send $10,000,000 ln gold to London on the liner Berengaria, sailing to- night, it was learned today. This is in addition to the tu.°°0.000 vhl°11 the Irvine 'Pruvt Comlwly is send- ing on the Bremen tomorrow nishl- M reported yesterday the National City shipment is understood to in-

|¢lud¢ the $7,500,000 consignment ru-

mm-ed yesterday, so that the total so far negotiated on ins present movement is believed to be 821.000.-

ooo. _

(special tp the Guardian)

BAULT STE MARIE Ont. Dec. 13- A survey of weather conditions he" today shows that it has snowed in

the Sault for the past twenty-'N09 days. with th

e forecasts indicatinl

additional snow toll\0l'l'°W-

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oononvt miss “The Dist/\’l¢t. SCll00l"

in Long Creek Hall. Wednesday. Dec- ember isth. Bala of fancy work and

nngy, Admission Zoe and‘l):o.u_u_"l

"Come to the Annual Baptist

Basaar and Chicken Supper in Tryon Hail, Tuesday, December 17th from

5 to 9 o‘clock. Supper 40 idioiggia

“Annual Meeting Of Kll'llll0l\

guuishsns os, nd., will be held in

the Kingston Hall. Saturday, Decem-

ber Blat. at 7.301). In. 495-12-1_4-ll. - ' ° ' ° '_{ _ _

The pllotograph here shows Lord

ly at the Humble acrodrorne, South affllgllt in it three-cngincd cabin for his piiot‘s license and conieln hs and Lady rloiithatieil inarls the

liirlrt, piloted by_|.ouis P.-tgst. ' `

and Lady Louis Monibatten, recent- anlptnn, Eng., just prior to making plcnc. Lord Montbatten is training plates acquiring the plane in which

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.More 'Santa Needed that Many Children `

May .Have A

Up to the present. the response to

the call for Santa-Pals has been very gratifying; however, this response has by no means equalled _the application for Cllrisimus hclp. ' Each day aces n large number of names added to both lists, but tho chat of the ncedy children seems to keep persistently ahead. Somewhere there are cagcr little eyes whtcliilig daily in hopes of sccilig a. llumc Lnkcll off the list- 'I‘i1osc eyes may bc filled with tears on Ullrisimas inoriilng if YOU do not be- come c, Santo-l‘ni now. Since filo inauguration of thc Santa-Pal idea bl Tile Guardian ill 1024, hundreds of

Pals Are

Merry Xmas _

cliilclrcn, who under ordinary circuiii- sfnnccs, wculcl have gone Sarltaless. have been made happy on Christmas. Lastfyear more than three hundred children were beueflicd by more than tllrcc hundred Santa-Pals. This year the list may be somewhat smaller, owing to the fact that toys, candy and fruit are the only articles for distribu- tion, but the some principle is ln- volved, and it is hoped that Guardian renders will be equal to the occasion.

I Sarnia-Puls are requested to send. in ciolmtiolis as soon as possible, and not intel' tiinli December 20.

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Fire At Cardigan Razes

Meat Market And Store

A fire of unknown origin com-

pletely destroyed the meat market. und grocery store of MY. A- -|- Redmond, Cardigan, on Thursday night about 10.30 o'clocli. Tile builrllng was a two-story struct- ure, 40 feet by 28 fret, well finish- ed and contained it small stock. chiefly meat and a few groceries. The whole loss _ls estimated at about ",000, of which only L small part covered by insurance. Tha fire evidently started in the

' rear of the warehouse, near the refrigerator, and had gained cen- sideriabls headway before it was

noticed. By the time a crowd had gathered the building was a com- plete misss of flnmea: hence noth- ing was saved but the sale. Mr. Itedmond and a clerk had left the stnm about half nn hour before the fire was discovered and at thnt time everything was in the usual order. The building is loc- ated at the north end of Cardigan Bridge and directly opposite Adams’ llotel. However the latter building was in no danger as the wind was blowing directly to- wards the river.

Member ofRhodes Government Ill

(Canadian Press) HALIFAX, N. S., Der. 13.-The ill ture of the Government led by Hon. E. N. Rhodes lay in the hand of a surgeon for a brief period tonight, while Dr A M C D Morton, mem

of at least $150,000. The report de-

scttleinent was cleaned out of all its

Newfoundland,

Are Destitute

(Speolll to the Guardian)

TOR-ONTO. Ont., D90. 13.-Applll-

11118 lossosol Newfoundland tiaher folk were' detailed in a report re- ceived yesterday by J. A. Mcbeod, General Manager of the Bank oi

Nova Scotia from branches of thol Bank in the stricken area. Devasta- tion created by the tidal wave that swept Burin Peninsula a few weeks cgo has resulted in entire villages being deprived of fishing equipment with which to resume operations in the spring. Practiully the whole waterfront of St. Lawrence was swept sway including five dwellings, a loss

clares Rock Harbor. a. small fishing

floating property; Lords Cove prac- tically wiped out and two thirds of Point Au Gaul has been destroyed..

One of the worst features of the

disaster is the loss of provisions, coal eto., stored by the fishermen for their winter use. About 90 percent of such supplies were swept to sea.

PIILIBE CHIEF IS AHARDED THREE MUNTHS

For Assault on ayor,

After the Former Had Been Dismissed F o 1° Unbecomlng Conduct. '

(Special to the Guardian)

ORANGEVILLE, Dec. 13.-Former

police chief William M. Morgan was led to a. cell in Dufferin County jail last night sentenced to three months imprisonment for the assault of Mayor T. S. Hewson on Sept. 10, after the council had dismissed Morgan

LUN

SUDDEN H000

UF SELLING

ERASHES Siiliiiil

Mild Panic On The New

Y 0 1° k Stock Ex- change Carried . Is- sues '1‘o Low Levels.

(Special to The Guardian)

NEW YORK, Der. 13.-A sudden

flood of selling, striking with temfic impact in the last hour ol' trading io- day,,carried scores of issues on the New York Stock Exchange down $2 to $22 a share, It was the sharpest reaction since Nov. 13, the low point reached in the October-November panic when 420 issues crashed to new low levels for the year. Today sales were only 4,504,860 shares, but nearly 2,000,000 of these changed llallds in the final hour.

Wall Street attributed the selling to

a combination of unfavorable develop-

latter being robbed.

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arrow Escape

George Dickenson, Hamilton, 0nt.,r

mon, who narrowly escaped dcathl when shoved off n./100-foot preciplcc ln Mountain Puri., by :in armed thug,

GIVES REASUNS

WHY LIBERMS HERE DEFEATEI

Saskatcl1ewan's Prem.

Attributes Downfall

To_ Bad Roads, Sect-` :

arlan Schools, etc., - Demands That Nat. urn] l{esoui'ces Bt' Given Buck to Pro:

viiice. .

(Special to The Guardian)

TORONTO, Ont., Dec._ 13.-Saslb

atcl1cwan's delllands that she be giver back natural resources alienated bl the Dominion Government, have just been made at Ottawa by Holi. J. T M. Anderson, Premier of Saskatch- ownli, who arrivecl in Toronto Iss night. 1-ic is accolxlpallled by Hon, J R, Bryant, Minister of Public Woriu and Telephones and by Hon. Majol

incllts. These included the publica- tion of s. statement, by Roger Bab- 1 M. A, MacPherson, Attorney Genera; son, well known csonomist, that the `_._

recent advance in prices which re- Continued on page 3 covered 40 percent of the ground, lost

.oils 3 luis

“Major Bear Market" and the rc- Slllllptlon of heavy gold exports tol

Great Britain and the annouliccnieml isps,-53|

of a sllarp increase in the stocks ol 'l‘Ol’.CN’l`O, Out, Dec. 13.-Judge

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refilled C0Di1¢l‘- ‘ _iorilluli ni sessions Coult today acli H

‘ '..~u;~ca Samuel E. Horlle, 4|, I-‘ernian-`,

io The Guardian)

(FIRST HMAN ~

"-l"l~~* 3 :‘f;li Ave., in three yc;1r5` in the peni-§ _l _

i ict r contain 1

PLANS FORi"““‘”

E\`0llilli§ Citizen in its columns today/'gg

“' ' » 1. ""”" __ __ ._ __ Q ,=~\itiar,\'--for stealing ri te -‘ ' _ , . ` ,

. M "P A R I N my :ng :ti and is llulliiler oi' stamps. _

i liorlise was 11 letter calrler with 2.! I'

l _rears selwire ill tile Postal l):'pal'i- ____

'_-° °"_""`_“' O'I'i'AWA Dec 1'! -Tile Ottawa

WHEN CHU?

carries the following. According to gossip which prevails hole ln high

H M N I __ °“'°"==i the first woman Senator will

come from Ontario. It will not be

Red Cross To Begin An-

ti-diphtheria Work in

(Special to the Guardian)

WINNIPEG, D33. 13.-Tile NJl'tll-

\\.cst Graill lJc'.llcl's Associailoll this

r.licl~ilooli,1'e1ei1scrl is final estimate for i‘ie lililli crop of 271,536,900 busil-

Ja'nua'ry° 'els ol' irlicat.. lis cszilllate issued in

' " October \\'a5 255,000,000. It filrther

Plans to ilnmuuizc the schggl

biug made by the Red Cross Sociciv

to elxht feet of water over which

morsels. The Collage grounds were almost surrounded the waters hemm ing them in on three sides, fioodingl cellars and 'putting the heating sys- tem out of action. The College au- thorities decided to close the term on Tuesday instead or 'rhursssyl next because of the floods. In the' upper reaches of the Thames the flood situaiion was reported improv-

ing.

Porat Suspended

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NEW YORK. N. Y.. Dec. 13.-The

New York State Athletic Commission today suspended indefinitely Otto

'ber for Halifax, was operated on for acute appcndicitis. The operation proved entirely satisfactory and it is anticipated Dr. Morton will be restor- ed io health in time to take an active part in the by-election of January 21 in fill We vacancy caused by the tragic death iii an automobile accid-

20: vacant 1. t/otal 48. '

ent last. summer of Hon. John F. Mahoney, ltiiuist/er of Natural M- sources. The present standing in the house, is: Conservatives 22; Liberals

Von Porat, Norwegian heavyweight from Chicago. for fouling Pliil Scott

I in the feature bout of the Christmas | runs show here Monday night. The Commission also adopted a new ruling governing the payment of boxers who lose on fouls and notified all metro- politan clubs that for the time being the offending athlete will be paid for only the number of rounds he has worked before the low blow was struck. The amount will be decided

csiilllaics that 24,501,900 bushels rc-

Fatnous College Miss Mono, Wilson Secretary told t D ° I I

I d 'the Guardian ye.sierda_v, l ' , a enla l S nun ate "At lt meeting 'llmrsday nigliifi `_"' l

QUl:.Bl.L' Qu i Vi Pla

Silwrislnlz if Agnes Mncrhsil, M. P.» is given the refusal of lt, but in all likelihood if this course is followed ii.

_ will be s refusal. Miss l\lacPl1ail has

lu-ver displayed any abiding gffgc. tion for the Upper House. Her refer- ences to it have always been critical

Continued on page 3 children of the city ssslnst alphth- llualll ill fHfll1@l“S hands for flellvcrr- N" ‘L is “WY She W°“ld relinquish

crla immediately nitcr Christmas arc; me me of fcmmme refmm" of th(

e Weather Etc

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'l'a<tllclc.1il, of .1 clv \i'l‘ li in E Tor- 0

Gef heques years figures of sna.30.

(Special to the Guardian)

mutt inwiiiii /e

tllrco branches of the Canadian Leg- ion which go to form ilie Toronto and _district command were sent cheques last night. for nearly $20 cacli this being their end of the share in thc profits from the series ni' carnivals run during the year in different parts of the rlty. "This money is ear marked for relief," Captain C.'Nasn told the Star, "There has never been is year since the war when it was more welcome. The Legions share was $7,756 and we paid out $l‘,343 to veterans from Christie Street Hos- pital in wages for looking after thc

(Special to the Guardian) PARIS, Der. 13.-Walter E. Edge of New Jersey who arrived ln Paris today to tallr Up lil* duties as United States Amhsssn- . dor to Franco was accorded an enthusiastic reception by the French and the American colon!-

by the O0l1li1'ii|li0ri.

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New Equipment And

Interior Decorations

PENS SHQHTLY ye.

College which has been surlering conm;ued on 8 c 3 _- '-1' » ,gl ; l, _F fl`°m 50°” W3! ln I WOYSO Pllght p g l Oilto paper a;,sel'iilig that tile mein- `ll“"' Z"

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l 'l:"s of the Calridiall Newsprint 111- it’ .

than ever today because of e. fur- .. .

:lner rird or the Thames, plunginzl _ _sci-.nts use abandoned the policy cl i ° “U Pllylhl fields under four ,d;l:lr.ndll1g sixty dollars por ion for

. Returned Men ‘|llc'.\'spl'irlt from Callzidlzill niills and \

sea suns circled low in search for , that me puts 10.- loan would be int ~ C0l"\E% _K ,

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DON Decl13_' Famous Eton physicians uliaililnously endolscd the mm “M lviwn ‘>__lU_/_ M, Pl.mm,,.

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-**-"_""”_` ward Theatre open next Thursday Boston. Cloudy ............... 28-24

with the nc\\-l_\- insinilcd oquipmcnti New York. rain 32-32 for he iilkiiir, pl.-turf-< and with iw" lligh tide this morning at 9.00 and

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_tolligllt at 836.

Sun rises this morning ni 7.35 and

sets this afternoon at 415. ` Full moon Mond1y, Dec. 16. 7.14 ll. m. '

Summerside tide eighteen minutes

later than Charlottetown. _

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and M;cKlNNgNT Representing' Hudson’s Bay Company, London, England, Will be at Sllmmerside, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, December 16th 1’Z_th and 18th. and Will Purchase Silver Foxes and all Other F urs

E .. Paying HIGHEST MARKET Puiccsl For, same

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