mugs" Guardian, ‘lino Comte.

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ding Examination of Reports Regard- ing the Mental Condition of the Ac- cused." ‘

eh. 25.—Ths. execu- since his return to Toronto in July Teliett, former mem 1516. shows a decided condition of ird Canadian Batta- neurcsihenic and mental instabiity. . of Toronto, he: been poetpou- From the reports nothing was ever pending an appeal to be heard found oi’ an organic nature al- pisrchfl. Col. Morrison in charge though his actions show that his I Unit of the o. s. c. n. said to- wind was very albnormaiy. that after the examination of

medical papers in connection OTTAWG Flab- 25-4110 Domin- b the case of Charles ‘Pellett 1°“ “feminine! it 1n understood. is o has been reprlevod pending an ifigilgian!‘ ‘$9 Plant"!!! Drenfilvtcd by .» id he h itatin " “' i’ “m” °i 911ml“ is“: ‘a’; the wows“ n8 ti; the British Authorities for a stay manic. The medlcell and mili- ° °*°°“"°“ “E m’ “B” °' 3°‘?- ~ history of the condemned man Chm!” Tenet‘

W0 000Y MATES l05T LIVES WHEN 000T 0iP5|ZEO

NDON, F 0i’ Charles oi the th

1920 Immigration

Into Canada.

(Special to The Guardian) OTTAWA. Ont, Feb. 25-—During the year 1920 the total immigrants to Canada from 46 different coun- tries was 147,502 oi whom 98,686’ entered by way of the ocean ports‘ and 48,866 from the United Staten, During 1920 a. total of 48,248 Eng-l

French Troops

Z /,

‘ CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26,

Railway Interested

Taking Over Imperial Property

(“pecial t0 The‘ Guardian) OTTAWA, Ont. Feb. Z5~—Noth-

In Germany Becoming Active

(‘Special to The Guardian)

LONDON, F b. 25—Re f . e no"! mm tho announcement from Halifax

Frankfort that the French troopshhat a“ imperial properly h“ beeuzggitgdgnppoaung this year unii'orrn dates on which to begin and terminate the daylight

in the occupied zone oi Germany turned We]. m the

Dominion Gov-l "mldmplaylug 5w“ "fly"? 9'1"“ eminent at the Naval Department.‘ as s always the case when drastic

ing could be learned at militia head‘ R ~ t the interests of the travelling pub m“ em m! momma coucermngdic the Railway Association of Can-

1921

In Daylight Saving

(Special to The Guardian) MONTREAL, Que. Feb. 25- in

to the various

munlcipaltles to adopt

0Y5lE0l0

$11,000 in (lash

ads while the immigrants from

land 6,122.

President Harding favors Naval Programme

(Special to The Guardian) WASHINGTON, D. C. Feb. 25- Preeident elect Harding sent word today to the , Bennie Republican lenders that he desired appropria- tions for the navy and favoured continuing the present building programme without material reduc tion. With this definite statement of what walnuts-doc u the new adm-lnstrsrions naval policy. Sen- ate Republican leaders declared that they would insist on the Ben- ate increases over the houses in the naval ‘appropriations bill, even at the risk of delaying the bitll at this session.

Illicit Still In

ions Manner. ~

YiIYDB-fflllitly exhausted. Enos ws not seen.

BOSTON, Feb. 25.-—’I‘lie dnrxvrn- of John Enos and Wm. Si. Mk5, dory mates on several flab- g trips was reported as a mystery r the schooner Monarch when she n. to port today.

The men bad becn out in their ry hauling handlinos ou the rzos Banks on Bundmy when 1- dock watch on the Monerchidis- .. cred the seats of their boat ‘ "in! emtinst the vessel's aide "f" firemen rlgahsc. on. u: we a; row féund. the ~-- cops-lied with St. lilmlmetin .- ut to it. Before they ocuid reach l-u» ‘he bud dropped into the sea.

smooth as it ever

not then upper-ed.

Briibll Government

> OO-O-OOO-O-O

lcouorusrosrrcllts;

m+oo+co0++o+eooooeomo SPECIAL TODAY»- DOMESTIC Sbortening 23c, 3 Indoor Soap 05c, grapefruit 1042.. ten. 30c. ‘prunes 20c. Weymouth- Cs‘ ‘- Grocery, Phone 350-1..

ANTED. — GANDER APPLY Robert Craswel, Wineloc North.

‘VOUNG MAN USED TO FARM work wants position on farm. Ap- ply "J. G." Guardian office. ..___.______._........-..-_-- ‘0000 FEET 0F BOARDS FOR

sale. Apply Wm. lil. J ‘ ‘n. New London.

._.. ..____._.______.-_- ‘WOVE PIPE (ABOUT NEW), for sale cheap. Apply 1T6 Kent Street. -. -.~_._....-...._..._____..~. iron sALb-rlvl ool-uusln Wynndottee. Apply to Belmont Points-y Yards. '

NOTICEe-ALL ORDERS FOR tuning, musical instruments promptly attnded to Prof. Mar- go, 162 Richmond 8t. Charlotte

Wll.

red in such cases.

Legislature To

lstdve Assembly was fixed

Thursday, March 10. oi-cpening will be 3 p. m.

. ....____..___.__.-_ ‘IALESMAN WANTED FOR town and country, must be live . wire, but need not have emper- lance. Apply Boa so, Charlotte town, P. ill. i. ..._.__.___A._____......_..__. ‘TO LETr-CINTRALLY LOCAT- od large front room on lower floor suitable for office. Apply Guardian.

~ -_ .___....____ ‘WANTED-MO lbs GOOD DAIRY butter. Address J. Weathorbie. Dunsburs. 0v B. _ ——__._-...

‘Pon sALI.--11 anoWN‘ l-Ifi’ hon. hens, prime winners. A9917 is m»: swear-

BM ..__ ..__.__......1-.¢----»

- imiznx. mrrii 1c co. 04 PARK , mscutnwut, l. ll. f. fnndon. land announce their lprinl

Ills oi ill-mat suction on‘ AW“

18th. mi. n. n. lunar. aunt Ilmvnurriiis P. l, I..

- “ALIQMAN WANTIUn-UALII-

i

‘ ere Fishing When Dory Upset in Myster-

lishmen and women landed in Can-‘lmsasures are

‘ 1 contemplated, are Scotland total 19.4 s and from Iro- 33.333351; §cha§§‘§‘;{§g“$p§“'

Maritime Shoe

Wholesalers Met

In St. John, N. B.

8T. JOHN, N.

B r-FOEL

25.-—At the annual meeting of the Maritime Shoe Wholesalers’ Association, held Wednesday afternoon, S. C. "Mitch- ell, divisional manager of Amos, Holden McCready, Limited, with headquarters in St. John, was el- Wtvd president. The other officers elected for the year are:

C. S. Sutherland. of the Amherst

However it was inted out that-

a“ naval property“! Hum“ has saving plan. Much unnecessary con been the property of the Dominion Push-m h" 59611 Gal-lied W travel- Government for the last ten years h" (“"1115 ‘he 99-9‘ m" Bilmmeffl .It is expected that Militia Depart-M municipalities adopting dny- ment will make some announce-HEM Having £11118 and reverting t0 ment later as to the significance of Bmlidfirdi 111116 “Don conflicting

the new arrangement dill-BB-

Mount Ailison to Receive About $300,000

SAYWKVIILE. N. 13.. February .—The campaign to raise $500000 for the Mount Al‘ison institute has ended without reaching its CUIGCI.‘ ive The total amount subscribed will be in the vicinity of $300,000. The effort was made, unfortunate- ly, during an unfavorable time oi year. and when financial reaction and business uncertainty conspir- ed against its complete success.

Gruesome Find In Maritime Train

{Q is

HALIFAX. N. 9-. Feb. 25.-‘-An autopsy, held by medical examiner Finn on iiho body of an unknown babe which was found under the seat of the Maritime Express from Montreal confirmed the belief that

death was due to violence. The ARMED BANDITB OPERATING

for

wsa handed over the coun outsider. _ Mr, George Wright the paying ten teller states it must have been ken some time between 9.40 and

Boot and Shoe Company, Amherst,

m Kmce co_. u. a

Montreal City

MONTREAL, Feb. 25.-—The dia-

skull was fractured and fibers were signs onthe neck and throat of strangling, Conductor C. W. Lute! believes the box in iwhich the

child’; dead body was found, was placed on the train before i_t

vice-president, Harold W. Rising. Sec-Tread; P. L. Turner, vlco- president for Prince Edward Is- land; J. H. Codner, of Halifax; and P- L- Hlizsina, of Mcncton. memo era of the executive.

cirsrge of the train.

Cminty are being

t ntion of the authorir arrived i“ Mcucwn when’ he took Wednesday m lrning and were still

S1‘. JOHN. N. 3., Feb. 25—'l‘hc inhabitants of a section of King's terrorized by s band cf seven unknown armed des- peradoes These men started the career which ‘We attracted the at-

DU

going strong when last heard oi. t O

At a special meeting of the C Council last night.

41p POPGI Tllll ‘ - - ' runes! mums-c ‘““""N°"" nun‘ Worth Beading A I " Li’? an The Ads - w» s‘- M- The Peo I

' ‘ 9 ‘VOIth

Annual iiubncrlptiou, ‘ORION.

Ola!‘- U I. Avli

By MniL Cumulu- UNU- -

05 0000EOY

¢

0E l000Nl0 000i

and $10,000 in Legal Ten-

der Stolen From Paying Tellers Cage

" Before Employees and Never Detected.

0d tl the

sin: Bell

the business. Their theory is that

and

R. 0EOR0i? APP0lNTE

called for the - con

celvediug tellers.

playing ll young ladies assured him they had‘ ter to an taken the money from the vaults

itv l moved ‘by

TORONTO 0nt., Feb. ZG-Thexfclock Mr. Wright states homesch- theit of $111200 in cash and two legal tenders of $5,000 each. taken from the cage of George Wright, paying teller of the Toronto Head Office of tlhe Bank of Montreal. yes terday morning, a few minutes be- fore the bank opened for business. is still unsolved today. It is one oi .ne most mystifying cases the To ronto police ‘have bandied in years. The police are satisfied the money vmrlished before the bank opened

lebank atsamanclwerrttc rear of the bank to a deck to

make up his statement and cash for the clearing house. When he stepped into his cage he noticed several packages of money were min

, lie then linked Miss Alice

and Miss Margaret Ford, re- wbo had placed money in hi: cage if they were a joke on him. but the

placed it in his cage and about feet from the opening in front

ts.- oi the cage through which money 10 ia passed to customers.

P. Nl0ll0l80N

0 CITY CLERK

Councillor Moran, se- Councilior Smith, to the

ll “d by

rpose of Rppillllilllg a City Clerkkeffc-(vt that M-r. L. J. Rwidin be np-

the position made vacant by the

minted to the office at a salary of

death of the lute W. W_ ‘Clark, Mr. $1,

Shipper Bllvcria, of the Monarch Y“ m nniid he was at s. loss to account for the dorrs upset as the sea wns .1 on George" Banks and the storm oi Sunday had

Protests re Emigrants

IDNDON, Feb. 25.-Cec.ii Harma- woifll». Under-Secretary for Foreign Amalia auwerins 8- question in tine liouac of Commons as to whether the Government was aware of oom-

plaints made against the Peruv- ian Government by intending emf--

grants for nou-ommpliance with ag- reements made by its agent the ocnigrants having sold their homes and than been informed they could not be taken to Peru said the Bri- tlsh Minister in Lima had been in- sii structed o» lvrilmg the matter to the

notice of the Peruvian Government. ‘line British Minister. Mr. Harms- vvorth added, had been requested to ascertain whether the Peruvian Government-was prepared to accept responsibility for the losses incur-

Open March 10th

At. a meeting Thursday of the Executive Council the date of’ the

opening of the Provincial Legis-

Tho hour

‘Phil riwhmnll slim l l" p“ Hungarian mitll The student collects-bullion shoes from the

BMOQMIINMUIWFW

a iy complete illicit still operating un‘

but later escaped.

EYpect Opposition

..,___..-

London conference, Mr_ Simon

violent storm in London, for Par decision (with regard to

meet tllg absolute necessities

Olll’ UQPOIISDZQ.

Rebellion In Eastern Russi

COPENHAGIQI. Feb. ports that widespread

has despatched large forces in graphed from Helaingiors today

1°’ pendent hero, vvho_ quote; press

ports from iwltet he declared to su authentic source.

SECOND HAND §HOIE CURB MARKET FOR B

ltill feels the pinch of rich and near rich

Geo. P. Nicholson, acting was appointed to the o

From Germany

nmnnm, Feb. ill-Speaking to- dsy at the Economic Council as Vie!

whether he would Rive the Germafliygufinggrvbp‘ s" Fabmary 25- poople a unanimous “No" to the Hotel. V‘ lllnm Devoe,

foreign minister. said, "we undoubty ediy shall face an extraordinary repara- tions) do not constitute demands which. have been advanced a! ran- dom. They have come into being as tho result of fierce conflicts. I believe in great hate, in- order to

the financial economy situation of

25.—R.e~

have broken out in Eastern Russia and that the ‘Soviet Government

attempt io restore order was tele-

the Berlingske Tidondea corres-

Mariiime Proviso-s . Telegraphic News‘

(Rpeclal to The Guardian)

RAILWfl-v EMPLOY- EES’ WAGES REDUCED

HALIFAX. N. S_, February 25. —A cut of ten per cent in waxes paid the 1300 employees of the Halifax yards is to go into effect on February 20th_

HOTEL VJANITOR ARRESTED

the Glace Bay recently, mdestroye] nv fire has been arrest- lcd. llis -vidence at the inquest on the bod of R. J_ liTdLean was not

satisiao ' cry. is

ROTHESAV MAN GETS NAVY LEAGUE PRlZE

JOHN, N. B, February 25.- liarl, EIcNnIckln of Rothesay has been awarded $30 by the Nnvy {League for the best essay written 01' on "Why Canada Should Support The Navy League."

MINK GOING UP‘

9i‘. LOUIS. Mo, February 24.- The decline that has characterized practically all offerings at the wint er auction of the international Fur Exchange continued in evidence yesterday. Total sales for the day were placed at $796,900. Mink, comprising the bulk of the offer- ings, averaged around twenty five per cent under the prices last May, eighty thousand bringing about $500,000 with the top $21. Accord- ing to ‘buyers, however. mink pric-

3.

rebellions

8.1!

b? five to thirty per cent higher than the sales last month in Montreal

re ml and New York, due, it was Oxplaln-

be

trade outlook. UDAPEST POOR

kind or a curb market on one o! the principal» thoroughfares of poverty and footwear is very expensive. and omnibus-Millie to the poor at

ttcdwvltoltbssnibillltfloll-llblldil- ___.__,_

_ mcnt

es generally ranged from twenty

ed, to increased confidence in the ' trade agents in the United States.

' let French Clnell- against the

as... of a very large and unusual-E . _.}_'_T' A. c

dcr the guise of a perfume factory ado yesterday‘ by preventive officers here on the em floor o“: a building on St. La/wrence Boule- vard. Jos. itoson, the tennant of the building WM planed under arrest, HALWAX

DEBATE 0N ADDRESS

Urged Economy in Canada‘ and Liberally Griticised the Government.

f’ l l

‘OTTAWA. 0nt.. Feb. 2s.-'r_ A.

Crerar, lender of the Progressives, yesterday entered the debate on the address. Mr. Crerar is the tiirst of his party to speak this session. discussion was followed with keen attention by a well attended House

full to the galleries.

Mr. Crersr did not agree with the Opposition leader that the gov- ernment was "wrapping" power but be would support the Opposition amendment to the address on the around that the government lost the confidence of the country. The Speech from the Throne in Mr_

Crersr‘, view. resembled the state “of assets and liabilities of

company going into liquidation." l-le had no faith in the promised f riff revision and thought the mass of evidence collected by the Tariff Commission would be of very little value it was a great misfortune thafthe reciprocity with the Unit- ed States had been turned down. At this there was loud Liberal cheers, Mr. Orerar weighed the development of Canadian agricul- ture, Canadian natural resources. support cf the growing market south of the international bound ary_ He criticized the Dominion Trade and Commerce for having no

i-ie urged rigid economy, ‘Canada should enjoy a naval holiday for five years. lie regarded the sc- ceptsnce of war vessels from Great Britain as the greatest mistake the government made. He touched the National Railway problem. sug- gesting the appointment by psrlia ment of a committee to discuss it outside party politics. Mr. Crerar continued the de- bate on the address congratulated Mr. ‘Meighen on his asCCBSSlOH to the premiership, it was perhaps an indication of the growing import- ance of the west that this import- ant office should now be filled by a westerner. He congratulated the mover and seconder to tho address saying they "made the best of a bad job." lie summed up the BpPBChEB of the two party leaders saying that In effect Mr. King had said to the Premier "we want you to get out“ and Mr_ Meighen re- plied "I am going to stay here as long an I 01L" ,

There wn a stir in the House when Mr. Crerar said that the Premier was sofllng to revive s ‘flame of prejudice in Quebec and

English speaking of- the country. The open applauded’ while the Government bomber celiee "No No". Then seemed. he said. to have been little rcqlcnlo from the

National roflrllit- , Hyacintlie who has ncrt yet got' round to the government benches b l hi l

His entry into the tsanzrsecarog working a w" n

‘l5

i . 1 a nks alone has ibeen made and that h L, J_ Gauthier of St. ‘

The former lender then criticised

the Government for having no‘ statement of policy. There was no reference in the Speech from the Throne on the tariff revision at the I present session. The work of the; '

Tariff Commission Memorlal been s. labor of love and Mr. Cre-

rar aakni why it had been necessary to make this announcement in the

speech or spend all‘ the money for the labor necessary in work of that ‘mu “no of the we“ htuermnt from the North Bea to the Swiss

had hardly

commission.

throughout the country. Mr. l

in straight talking Mr. Meighent did not always support his polio- ies with sound argument. government talked tariff revenue in the same breathes it talked protection. it was a lamentable‘ fact that ‘Canadian trade with Europe is falling off. One reason for this was the general depres- sion in European countries and this condition will continue for some yearn to‘conie'. "Mr. Crerar critic- ised those who would curtail Cans» dian buying in the United States as the United States was one of Canada's markets. Ten years ago s refusal of reciprocity with the United Stateaconstituted one of the greatest misfortunes in com- merclnl life in Canada. Mr. Crernr was sincerely glad to see that Sir‘ George Foster while in New York had spoken in need of neighborli- ness between Canada and the Unit-

ed States. Mr. Crersr contended that Canada produced things es- sential to the United States. "Let us seek markets abroad that wei- come prosperity and Canada will arivnrkle.“ My rrersrm-néves when adlan industries could hold i-heirown against those of the United States. l wonder what the Prime Minister of Canada has in mind. it is too much to ask a declaration from the government in this respect be fore the country is committed in any respect to any scheme of joint imperial defence or anything else to which the sanction of this psrlim ment should ‘be given.

The Liberals cheered the state ment when Mr. Crerar urged the Prime Minister that be would “jeal- ously gusrd Canada's rights and interests in this matter." this was n time. snlrl Mr. Crcrsr which re- quired a strong government full of visor and efficiency. Mr. Crcrir

salary of $1.300 per year. iRiley presid- ler, liicKinnon. ltnttray, Yeo.

ed. a full quorum of Councillors being present

cad, together with a recommenda- tion from Messrs. McSweeny Bros. Moncton, dated 1902.

Viiohstrr, sec hIcKinnon,

. . , ._ The Prime Minister said Mnltronum ummm

Crersr placed the issue clearly be! fore the people in his speeches Qlfimfr? w be set u w...

‘Crernr declared he is a believcrlwm b6 “t, and the iborne by the Touring Club of ThaiFrance.