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NQVEMBER 25 1931' "

if MAKES APPEAL .. F UR INDIANS

Inability to Sell Bask- N0

cts Means Sei'lous|;“';n

Privation to Native .,,,',,g,

Indians.

Chief Jacob Sark of Lennox Is- COM land was in the city yesterday to workmen visit Mr. W. Chcste" S. McLure, M. laying

of the Indians of P. E. I>!21nd'

dispose of our potato baskets to the ward Fly

\vholesalel's and merchants of P. E- 1-ow mom ‘~_‘_.2..»'v`, I. The potatoes are so low in price Stan-S Bas that the farmers do not care to go Ceme¢_e,.y_

ill."-Q1 to the expense of buying so many ` baskets this year as in former years. ` THE FUNE

W This may be one of.the causes, but Furquhers ' on tile other hand, there are hlln- Mermaid

circus oi baskets, lridian-made axe vember 26

' Jelly,

"We, the Indians of Lennox Is- awans

land are beginning to feel the hard

ll-andle.s» coming iilto the Island from .Nova Scotia and New Bruns-

of the very source of our living. So this imported basket business is driv- ing us to the very door of starvation.

It would be well for the whole-

YOUR'

tens, ap

Program Cards

today.

interment

Y BOWLING .

PLETING DR-IVEWAY -

Mermaid Cemetery. ed

COMIMERCIAL LEAGUE

T|C|.ll,_Lay aside your caresh _ worries and come tp the B. I. -EAd0I\ F 0 1' Ill Cllfl

ll d enjoy a real social eve- ` _ U10 Axticn Forty-tives, Musical graggilh on Novem Wray

and old time dancing. er ' DY '-

start 8.15 sharp. 10442 A ---» ‘C5199

sthen it looks as if the B. E. S. L. mai will be well represented in the ina Province. equi

ME 'ro ralmrr tea and buy `, T

10444 AB R A N c H E Sioux

‘tain

Christmas gifts. Sweaters. mit- ‘ ‘der

rolls, fancy work of all kinds. , |lott

If the whole-hearted co-operation and

en a d estcrdayin and enthusiasm mmluest' in me He’

were g ge y

asphalt surface on the curv- ,varlous centres thr°“gh°“"‘ me L5'|1"°h

P., and Hon. Dr. McMillan, Provin- cd driveway m from of the cmad_,.1and with regard to Canadian Le- and Cllll Minister °f Heahh and Educa' ian National Hotel. The work will i gm” °rgamz“u°n is any cmermn' “Un tion, on behalf of tho Indians of continue

Lennox Island and has been promis-

ed any aid they can give. Following TRINITY HOME COOKING Table isa plea from Chief Sans an behalf loaded with good things’ Chicken Last Wednesday the ,Tigmsh Sho

tongues, pastry, cakes, etc., branch Was olgillllled and only Y93- of A you on Thursday, 10444 i terday Mr. James J. Lightizer Pro- B

£5” W M vincial President received a com- the ,_j.~'.`-_'.~~`. °‘"“"‘» We have HOA been “ll” '-° THE FUNERAL <11 the late Ed~ munlccticn frcm Eldon stating that Coll

" nn Wlll lake place tomar- the rcturncd men cl that district buf

ing nt 8.45 to Saint Dun- are desirous of organizing 5 branch. Yew illca, thence to the R. C. The pu;-sident, it is leamed, has all'

written the Eldon men to the ef- T

-> feet, that an organization meeting "Wk "AL °’ the 1°” James will be he-ld there cn saturday, Nc- *ml

on will tal-re,place from vembcr 28th_ ship chmch °n Thursday' N°` Applications from many other , service starting at 2.30, districts in the P,.0vin¢e are expect_

' -'--- Japan Sends Soviets Adopt

Six-Day Week

salcrs and merchants of Prince Ed- i`~_‘.,' ward Island to think of us native

‘ Inrlizlns_ before importing baskets. T' W' L'

We are willing to cut down om* W- vVhm° prices for baskets and I believe we A' Hcnry could make as good baskets as the F- Smith

ones that are imported.

Many white people of Prince Ed-

ivard Island think we are getting

lots of help from the Department of

, Indian Affairs. but we are getting if _

YROWSE BROS.

214 313 171 179 170 143

1047 - 846

215 160 178 150

Prowse ck . . .

P, Cameron . . . .

Total . .

nothing, compared to what the In sTEWAR'1"S BAKERY

dians of Rlchibucto and other In-

dian reservations get. The Indian G_ stewart

of Prince Edward Island gets per C,_ Whitloek 132

month, 48 pounds of flour, l pound of tea and three pounds of sugar, while the Indians of New Bruns- wick are getting from $2.50 to $5.00 per week, according to the size of the family.

Total ._

Very few people realize the hard Majority

times we go through every winter, just before and after the ice makes, and just before thc ice goes in the spring of the year. Now for lil- stance a year ago this fall it was four weeks before we could take our

1 horses across the river and all that

it-_'_ ~ __

time we get our basket stuff around McNeill`s Mills, a. distance of about foul'-miles. We have to carry this stuff on our backs across the treach- erous ice, on one foot of snow ani. water, not knowing when we might get=irito the ice. But we did not care so much then, because we knew we could sell our baskets. This year is different, we cannot sell our bas- kets. to the merchants, so we are Just as bad ot! as the drought- stricken people in some parts of western Canada. These people ap- pealed fo the Government for help and-this appeal did not fall on deaf ear ` Now we are appealing to our In<§`n Superintendent, Rev. J. A. McDonald, and to the local and fed- era2` members of P. E. I. to see that ouriallowance from the Department of *indian Afdairs be increased so

222 137 173 190

..... 177

R. McLellan .... 196 E. Cudmore .... 91 L. A. Stewart... 157 188

803 910

pins,

148 189 122 165 215

153 211 230 224 113

839 931.

Total . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .

M. Carmichael . H. Fsiher

A. Martin E. Vessey P. Power

--cnc

cc-cs.

...~~-.

}l0LMAN’S

216 147 232 166 95

Toombs . . . . . 219 Affleck 177 Cox .. 212' Dowling 154 MacCallum . 126

888 856

Total , . . . . . . . . . ...

F?'Pll?'§1

. . . . ...¢

there will be no undue suffering 78 pins'

amongst our people of Prince Ed- ward Island. But. there ls a saying tha.t.a. dead Indian is better than

a live one. All the same we would BR

1iko.to pull through the winter.

Ellcfszic L. 0.1.. l;{~;,g;»lm-3;; Wins Silver Cup "‘““’"‘

High

228 145 117

207 173 182 115 211

S. Johnson F. Blatch ..

'ri-lc Maclean trophy awarded W Tom 77 W

8 um dems work hu _

just been won by x¢'“m°f° 1053* ilalmlle. several I-ods” wmpvfed- Cavendish and Plnette Lodlv °0m~ peted at Charlottetown, Cavendish W- Wllkellfl 125 winning lb-ct piccc; Eiicrnilc and H- S- MCI-eod .. 123 Buiilmersldo competed in the west, G- R- Starrett . 137

_ mio!-alle winning first place. E. MacNevin 120 h

Eljerallc and Cilwndisli tlicn com- Low score ..... 117

_ WOM in the semi-finals at Brook- .___

field, Ellerslie, winning first place.

T E LEPHONE O0.

173 170 73 178 113

622 708

The final wmpetltion was held at Total

xcriclngtcn and was watched with Muoruy 10,. emo, em,”-

Butl hl'I¢ct\ll'e'r. W. Ott I Inc- . . ,

eu ' my dum' B time when ‘uma mm cumdzan W” bmnwd with canadian gmn' "mf #Mon on vmm” Phu” "5°d¢ll°ll'y W0l‘k.” said the pro- culty in which the driver finds

224

(Associated Press)

Reassurances 1 To United States

(By James P. Howe, Associated Press Staff Correspondent)

, Th ; -

1 th lat 0 1. \ - --

Zmgzzrw; lguncilsed is:-5‘;Ip°"7I mittee reported everything in readi- he‘ Thomycmu C0__ M England LONDON, Nov. 24-Eluding re- ness for the dinner at the Cana/dian

fo the canadian Na ' porters by entering and leaving the. National Hotel Monday night next.

cially r ily.

'she carries a. c:e’w of eight omcerp Dominion.; office by a back door A large number of tickets have al-

isu men, all being Canadians. today, nlchcrd Bedford Bennett.; ready been cold.

urmcuncnts consist of four 4_7 prime minister ol' Canada, con- The Burns' Concert committee

guns, two anti-aircraft gu-ue' ferred privately more than an hour, stated that negotiations are being, tm

eight torpedo tubes. The Sag- I with J. H. Thomas, Domlnlons sec-_ made with a Scotch singer from ' Sf ny is equipped in the very latest i rciary. ‘ I New York but owing to the fact We

mer with steam heating, ice' vvhen a reporter approached him that it has been lmposbpie to secure lights lung equipment. latest wireless inter ln the day in the lobby cf b date at the Prince Edward Thea- "lm Pmvnt and facilities, such as the Mayfair hotel, Bennett appear- tre the contract has not been closed. f°" 5 wel-baths forthe accommodation ed Surprised that the met 01 his A commute, was appointed to Chi he crew. visit to Thomas was kilown a.nd y carry on the organization of a Pipe ch” efore coming to Charlottetown deemed to comment, saying: "I hm ‘ Band. refer 5“g“°““y called at Hamnl here on a holiday and I am not The following new officers were 5°" ""1 H“’”°“’ “"7 Pm H“”k°°' giving interviews." installed; chlci, Abcn Mclean; ill* y' Upon Aeavmg hem' she ww Asked how long he would be in President, J. M. Mcl.l‘adyen; Vice °f 1° m Halifax and smut "sum England, the Canadian prime mln- President, Malcolm MacKinnon; fe” 12 Wm San for the S2121' ister answered that he was remain- 2nd V.ce President. John Reid' Re- m5m“M°“ 5d°¢lllH¢€1Y Stlffed 90 fe' odx?;sitCTZ|:;n(:;no;;;‘;s twin ing here for a week and would 'col-ding secretary T M MeM11|en- P1'€SS

e ‘ s eu en- ’ ' ' '

Governor Dalton and ms wah then go to the Riviera for a rest. Financial Secretary. A. B. Brown; I R Mayor I,mwse_ h To a question as to what he talk- Corresponding Secretary, J, Law- “rd

led 8b0Ul5 With TUOIIIB-9 hl-‘l Urbime son; Treasurer, Frank MacDonald. Stew

..__&;__ ‘ reply was: “Oh. That! Cant two Th

old friends get together for a. chat

in this ner of theref( situated

_properl the pri- growing

1-io` _ 197 1,111?

229 \V€€

als ‘M

A and

MOSCOW, Nov. 24-Abandorv ii ` - °

t uf thu five day uninteriupted TOKYO, Nov. 24-(A.P.)-Japan

lr. which Soviet Russia adopted sen

oughout the nation las; year in Sta

effort to speed up production, Chi

t reassurances to the United tes today that the conflict with na in Manchuria has not in-

substitutlon of a six-day in- volved any violation by the Japan-

1006

2899 mg

Aterriipted week was authorized to- ese

ht by the council of people’s Treaty, the Briand-Kellogg Pact

government or the Nine-Power

commlssars- or thc covenant of the League pf

Working hours were reduced at Nations.

the

175 ,oss

time from 6 1-2 hours to 6

191 hours daily to compensate for the note

of time off. for

This Position was set forth in a

Sf-'nt to Ambassador Debuchl delivery to the State Depart-

222 The measure, which becomes ef- ‘ment in Washington. The note wg 137 fective December 1. the decree ex- dispatched after the Ambassador

130 plalned, was aimed at “correctinxrhad

informed the Government the

-* defects" encountered in the unin- United States was concerned about 3145 terrlipted week. The action was»re-'Japanese military activity in the 2553‘garded hem as the most import- Tsltslhar region.

for Pl‘0'WSc BIOS- 341 ant since the introduction of the Reports reaching Tokyo indicated

pins. piecework system of wages. the

High single W. Whitlock, 313 pins. The new working week will apply the High three, T. W. L. Prowse, 653 to all enterprises and offices, ex- ‘they

Acvpt those directly connected with nese

DOS-Slbility of further action in field. Military authorities said had been informed the Chl- were concentrating troops at

Isreving the cultural and livlpg Qhinchow in alarming numbersf

GUARDIAN PUB. C0. illeeds of the population, such as oo- The govemment had under con-

iopcratiove stores. dining halls and sldcratibn c plan to ask the League

1941 mlsportation. Auf

Nations to induce China. to with

135 On-3 ofthe most significant feat- draw her force; meme the great

139

urcs of the new ruling was the ln- wall

near Shanhaikwan and north-

208.troduction of a. common day off. ward to a pcm; south of me 1_,wan_

2744 the

216

,Under the five-day week, days off he .varied according te shifts, individ-

guiual preferences and industries.

River.

The League, it was said, might

establish a neutral zone north of

l Canada ’s Loss criticism by thc opposition party,

moved to consolidate his strength. I-Ie told minister of the Interior

. I

_,G In Dlverswn ,........ ......... ....... ... .... 0.....- 210 » . sition. that this was not time to mi Grd!!! TTU/’.flC -install a cbclitlcn cabinet. cc M. 1a7

Adachl had advocated.

The financial situation at home

'_' (C“"“‘u'"' P'°”) .and the international situation, 922 MONTREAL' Que" Nw' 24 Can' 'complicated by the Manchurian ern _2666 edu.; greatest single problem, a sit- iergency made such 5 suggesuon

Majority for Guardian Pub. Co..Auation bordering on 9, national trag premature' the Premier said, “_

edy in these t`mes of distress, is

though he did not tum it down ir-

'71 ` 1 me eomgng yep;-_ of applications of moderate size

123

Canadian grain moving eastward were received and there is every in- I' “oh “mm B special purpose ju

for export during the past year has dlCllll0I\ that Saskatchewan will do

W th 1 dial d i uni bi

2533 Tileixtentogfzmjnzlagdgg Zlitibhc-.y esp., “vm e con continued “om page 1 Panama Moms cA'r'ri.n ll

000 bushels. "Unless the results of The committee took occasion to th, Mumme bond emved gn The latest 1” I

. 1 the Live Stock 9

th:s r ous diversion ar nl _ den a report published in New _ _. ue °

ied,"‘;xi;i)dn:}ol. Phinney. "lt!1s|1map<}:- Yorl; to the effect that the loan Ham" tonight sevlsnl “present iM“g°t mm" m°w’ 3 "YUHB All' in

me sible to realize that thousands of was to meet the annual interest sm” Wm ready ere' and m0"'cl-eue in the movement or “me mt' me

105 United States citizens are receiving charges of ‘$110,000 000 on Canada's Wm Bmw during the course of the ‘ue and calves to reed ms' Up W tm

H8 employment therefrom to the ex- National debt Node of the resent convention' J' G' Humm' Dredd* Int week in october 73’00o head M b°

188 Chula” of our cmmm, runway com- lam would for Buch a plarpwe' ent, li/gahlfilures iSctlan;le;s. Store cattle had moved from stock-

123 ‘_ I _ ,tot comm on.o e an on’

- §:;;::;:..°.;;;i: ;z'..':;i.;;:;°..‘%°‘:.::.“;;.”°‘". .‘.““°: me M - M-“- °f °°»°°° M ef- T-» --

M0 0Wn Nlllwli/I Bhd hlllldfeds of ships liabilities. The loan was pi-(i’i'na‘:;y msioziuzucllktis Wm nh, mm in the movemept of 'mn

1970 are being attracted to United Stat- for unemployment relief and directx e B . Pram E r

3, ¢,,_ es Dom to the detriment of _ our mm, W mm me mm/‘nm in “_ views of matters to be discussed by

keen interest. Crapaud Lodge, the 553 p|M_ own smppmg_ mmm' md for the national H the representatives, at luncheon and l\°l§?f °f 111° WP f°l' 1°” “M 193°- High single s. Johnston, an pin.-._ "it lb evident that this one mat- Wm ra ` llllllwl' ¢°m°fl'°W- W- Mel.. Ulm-ke. °°n¥’°°°d Wm* mlenm mm* ”°.“" High three S. Johnson, 700 pins. ter of shipping is of prtfound sig- '°°"t`”y °t ‘M cmmlm ohm' '1'l\°,lHt- °°mP¢ll¢l°ll W" WD” bill# nificanee ee ,ur ,,,u°,,,,, weu_,,e_ `___.___%_ bers cf °°mm°f°¢. will speak at lonlie and Kenmore lodge carried Bowuxa TONIGHT mm Tremendou, ,um of money luncheon, when the Halifax board, honit the wp- The lllmlle mm hm been expended on me und ccldcnt A. N. Joncb will.

_ pc ic- c cdlan and tb., rein ll 3,0 _ °l' Pl' »

ccniutcd ci tbt xcncwing mcinbml . . ,O , 1, , r V - ‘n “ " "E °° i ,ct U hom W th, mmm In me lswclc exceeds thc cupply of the nm

_D 7.00 to 0.16-0. N. R. oltlcc ll and ¢<ll1Pm°ll 0 Clllllldlan ooo were produced in the umm ,sort of cattle. Lack cf |

"”°“"B°’°"°’ “°°°““"- -1”" trans rtcticn routes and t is - 1 niiiccn afternoon. A- P- Paterson. ci saint °“°‘°Y ll".

IAIIUB. D0 1 ex Stihl, All IDIS ll 5.3 per gent hgd 5 denim da uf

""'wm Ph”"°"‘ °h°°m"' M' si lc loco-epccll bcwil ll-cnclv pool- national busincsc tcllit tbc cm. time pm ti 1 .ichn icnv regarded u cn buthcrltyi k “ml 'l“°°° °n the "3" °' D“° °“’° "lm be “M- achu A. mchciccn; secretary. cl. s. ~ ° "K °' t l to lc ~ C my ul cn nb- A 1 clfcu-b, will cdd.-...Amr et. and th’ mmm of we mm be

government? -

without arousing suspicion?" B821 The interviewer pointed out. "But ‘ ’ ° nie

when two such distinguished states- Dlssatlsfactlon IH

men as you and Thomas get to- ° v 9 W0 gether it is impossible to avoid Bruenlng s act” talking affairs of state." , , Don

"We Canadians do not arrogate Advlsory Cauncll

to ourselves the distinction of be-

ing called statesmen," was thc! bland rejolnder. r 1A”°°l”"°d Press) trie

Bcic h ica Lcnd n Bcnnctt BERLIN' N°"' 24 ” °h°“°°"°" Jury dlsamed It will wine up for “

re e ves o

is expected to mst" upon ,.yes,, or Bruenlngs advisory council held its .rem ,. 0., to th t no in _ final session under the chairman-

n answers c o w gem hi fp Id 'I Hi

barrasslng questions; IP ° estrtffdaen alxiultggnnetngix: civil docket, which is an appeal by h

Will the wheat quota scheme, u E y y' 'the

come of 26 days uf labor was 9,

propounded by Canada in Ocwber' 'length document setting forth gen cha

193°' be °°°""“’d by ‘h° N““°““'.crbiitlcc ebcut what chculd be done "av

but failing to say how.

...ted and disciplined- ,A

We "

:n the rear of the jail be a

we would also suggest a m0r€»il

enforcement of the automo-R act especially with regard £0 J

ef Justice Mathleson. ~ in

ence to the importance of the'

:ly's proceedings was Hon. J. D.

laughter; Daniel Campbell, e ding and assault occasloning

l th cl dJ .al incdc|""ld° gng 9 mn my so ithe Dominion Government appropri-

bi . P lodl dict b “W ‘I , _

h};n;ai;mcome;tut;g B Kumi: to advertise Canada abroad. Al-_

' th

oug

ng standing' could only betetl that tne financial demands upon the If

“any dealt mth by B een” Government at present precluded"-'

ndertaklng of such a ileavy ob- .` ion, hope was expressed thai?

such outbreaks. “situ

epresenung the Crown at yes' the decision was not final,

art, K. C., Attomey General. state

nst the following parties Ber- ms Grady. theft William D Clark, trend

cl ct this sitting. me

' ere is only one case on the bei"

lation was contemplated in Quebec,

Crown from a dismissal on a e 5

Tourist Meetin

Provincl w ON ; ~ ' final -- "“°°‘ “mud b° PN” 'A51 _ lculmlcn nm)

accom.

'i.1'ltlONl`O, Ont., Nov. 24.-With

= -'» °°“°l‘l°" "‘_° P'“°“°’"|.-cplebcntctivu ci thc tlirec Marl- ‘ 1 5h°“1d mv” mm’ mu” time Provincesf Ontario, Quebeq at-fill elm’-5° “ld "°“’° Mcnitcbc, British columbia, tm recommend that “N 1°* scdcral Department or tbc mzerici__

nd various railway and shipping

.V ffhwd md Clllillflffed bl' companies in attendance, the third filers as B. Borden 101' U19 annual convention of the Canadian

of vesetables to be used Association ci Tourist and Publicity; mx

for maint/enance of the prisoners. 'Bureaus opened today at parliament 1' _

uildings. Under the chalriilanship of Hon. ustlcc Arserlault, of Charlottetown.

gud brakes. Respectfully sub-AP. E. I., matters of import connect- _,,,,w, 5,_,1u,,,,,,, meme., lcd wltb thc tcuristcnd pubucity in-5

ed, .

elf and fellows. dusm'

Report was given of a proposal _

were discussed.

to Premier rl. B. Bennett thanx

,000,000 annually for five years ;'

ll the Prime Minister replied;

an address on the work of the of Maine Publicity Bureau, H.

Ere al' five cfimmal “S95 °“ B, Coe. Secretary of that organiza-

the docket, the indictments being Mon,

3715

declared tourist travel through state was showing a decided

toward the Maritime Provin-

es, Quebec and Ontario. Discussion of the regulation of

and Mines for Quebec, who the necessity of stricter control,

d at the _,une sitting and the in order to safeguard the comfort

health of tourists and the wel- of the communities visited, was g increasingly recognized. Legis-

aid, which would probably in-

rge of pllrchlullng eggs inioon- term

clude

the licensing of all places ca-

Will the govemment convene the The meetings 0, the economicfl ~ 1mpe"a1°°nferen°e in February m‘ council brought the resignation of

Commission

what should be done to translate co

the councils principles into action. A crl

closer co~operat1on in efforts for 'and no accomplishments achieved. m

slr Ronald Lindsey. the British the economic council was not doing W

Ambassador. had a long discussion 1-anything decisive for agriculture

sation concerned points of the Lea-

gue of Nations council's efforts at A WORTH MORE AND LOOKS IT W pacification. -__ it

The only statement which the "That honey is the finest I have

gem-etery would make during the lever seen," declared an Ottawa re- day on the general situation was N181’ thi? Other day as he opened a ll

possible e?fort toward bringing ,ey which had been Zradcd and

Active discussion of the project ’°3“1“1'1°“5- "IA Ollsht £0 be Worth

"Manufacturers," applying to the four classes "White," "Golden," ° "Amber" and "Dark"; each good and te

Japan to adjust their differences:

yards to feed lots as compared with

calves is also holding own with the Past year. The outstanding feature of the situation is the movement of westem cattle into eastern (ceq |ut;_ which for the 41 weeks of the you shows a total of 22,000 heud mo" than 100 per cent ahead of last you-_ At the present time orders for good l

stead °f Jmy? the three agricultural members and I Wm the Wvemment “ure P55* a. declaration on behalf of the six :the sage of the Westminster Bill? labor members that they dm not PON?

them to decide “with all dispatch" His

re t u with Secretary of State Henry L. Iand Labor delegates were perturb- Ee ““W“~ sti :tb sttcncrt t,cdb _ Pfemlef Weasel- Md will-f.v.§{`§l’l` 5..... Z.....§.... .EZ A” ....1-...°.°§`“.‘.f..’§`f.i‘.§`ff°.f.‘§I.`.'." §f.’.1“..,°.‘3$- ‘”°

said authoritatively their ccnver- coming. Zh

_*___ o

arm

is to be made safe. Prison discip-

mel; everyone wee elevating eve,-y:case of ‘Fancy White' new crop hon- Sh0Uld Obey fill! rule! B-‘ld if they fo

to send u neutral commission into _5 cems “' P°““d m°l'e 511°" the 'ml' D9

. _ . ' irc intl, the sit- °fl0lHl1YWl\y~" His trade apparent- thc number ci rlsbn i pi

High single P, Power, 248 pins. the dlvclsion to foreign polls and _ M““°h‘-“"9 "° mqu _ _ D €l'S I1 rncé co

three B. COX, 654 pins. forciiln territory of Canadian traffic revocablyl “tion A5 1°°k°d “W” by United .ly agreed with mm beau” it didnt C

hem. One factious prisoner can ri ir up a lot of dsorder and make

_.___ than a certain number of months J

hould be sent to a central Chief Justice and were discharged prison. There should be meh The court odjoumed at five pm. n institution in this Prev- until 1| o'clock this moming when

Ship said the sei-iousnsx of the h e of mans u ` Followlrl were the ran

ention of the egg regulations, the

his

‘ Juno!-:'s cannon me

business.

ll his charge to the Grand Jury

¢0ne1,,5|0n5_ ~ members. According to the Sher- cu President Von Hindenburg thank- iff"

Hope Seen In ed the members of the advisory ;°l1€

commission. Then he turned to his and

P roposed N eatral own cabinet ministers, udjurlng las

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hatever else imprisonment should an, lt should make the condition life undesirable. so that people ld not want to go there The

what they can to reform those o are willing to be reformed, but is necessary to have the strong _ of the ll/w if life and property

report there are sixteen prls- und

rs in the Prince County Jail; und two additional ones came in duty

t night. The time is opportune, shipped in bulk. In addition Can- Lordship believed. t/o give more ada -

lderation to the problem of ture.

me and its punishment in 'our WN

The 51138050005 °f the ¢=UllD¢i1 jails. It is a matter of notoriety 8

i°*““‘“““ P"°”l llfcelvefl a fwsiy walwmc from the l that there has been misconduct in ln

WASHINGTON, D. C., NOV. 24- lnftcrngon pl-ess which for the mast A ou Great Britain and the United stat- I,..u~t exp,-em., the opinion the ‘ tm es exchanged views yesterday on 'country would. be disappointed to hh

the Manchurian situation with Areallzc valuable time had been lost Prisoners me put mel., for p,m|_’h_

ntmrh huldl thtth °"d

peace their object. A Farmer representatives felt that W; of “Z irgnsgregorf is shame of this class.

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g to tourists, their inspection by hcclth cutborltlcb. 'rhc impos- of such restrictions would oper- to put undesirable places out of

Federal, state and provincial- lit-

Cmef J“5"°e messed “W 1m"ei-ature passes free between Canada ance of the performance of the and

ag,-ee with Chancemyr B,-uemngs various duties devolvlng upon the e

the United States, it was point-

d out by E. R. Powell, managing

rector of the Toronto Convention

Tourist Association, but civic other organizations must pay an booklets and pamphlets

imposes. a duty on such lltera

Unless this inequality

wiped out, there was

danger of a. correspond-

g duty being imposed by the Unlt-

,. mls so gross as to can me “_ ed States. He urged the assqeiation tion of 1aw_ab|dmg citizens to endeavour tohave the Canadian and

B m,M_e,._ This should not exist Qlnlted States governments enter ln-

o a

reciprocal arrangement for low- uties or free entry of literature

he convention continues Wednes-

day.

iilrches and other organisations Biffhs, Deafhs

And Marriages

OTTAWA, Ont., Nov. 24-(By the

e should be strict. Prisoners Canadian Press)-Vital statist`c`s

r 53 cities in Canada for the

not do so they should be given month of October, issued by the'

tak 1 bo ounty Jail it is admittedly dlffi- sho

to the value of more than one mu_ State; lofficlals as che qi; the trhost ,om;_ °;5se fxgéiethiuiflli; Ji-Linlt; cult for one man to take care of deaths seven per cent, I-nd mar- li dll - d,a/c ~d' to opeu orecen evepmen. l -t

UUE STEWART co' CSF C °EM;h,:,,eyayp,,5,;;,u;f ,hc G T 'rhc briicici pcciubn of the U,,,t_ when thc customer knows what be st

271 tllalifax Harbor Commissioners. who ed states l1°V"m“°m “'55 “fd t‘°' is setting he is satisfied and mm" th arrived' in Montreal yesterday after M “AEM 9° 5° “ml in f9"'°" °f dire" lback for more' The new hm”

8 tour of the west to check UD on C°mll1U°d 011 P089 10 negotiations between China and made’ “re "F““°y~" "ch°|°9" md

the grain shipping prospects for

2 iBll°r's life a hard one. er

red. his Lordship said. has been bil ne of long standing and has in- Hu

rfered with the administration of be

stice. Prisoners sentenced to more

pe,,ce_ ,marked in accordance with the new additional punishment. Dominion Bureau of Statistics tc-

Officials are often criticised, es- da cially the jailor; but considering 3,67

mpared with last year. Births

ages 12 per cent. -----_____l

three indictments. After A short

The situation to which he refer- absence the jurors returned true 4,

is against william alcmu-dc and >.; bert MacDonald. Daniel Camp- ll no bill. - . if '.`

.Alter visiting' thc lcll thc oi-ana f."

llry submitted their report to the

C9' “Ulf U10 .18-Us should be 5110 P€tlt Jury will bi elnplncllled,

free from trouble in the jails. ,

d for lesser crimes. Until we and the casa of Frank Richards will

have such 1 system. we would not probably be dealt with

R9VAeWln8 the docket, hil Lord- GRAND JURY

UE la ghter could not E B d jurors:

the accused. Cu- drivers lhould

be over emphasized. The Grand James Bullivan (foreman), R. Cam. Jury would have to consider wheth- eron Henderson, Fred 1-nu-dy, F,-my cr the victim dcctb in tblc ia- Simpson. Pctcr ccmcrcn, .lchn w. stance was caused by a pure ac- lbrlyth. D. J. Thompson, Archibald

vident 01° by nesllsanoc cn the put Llnlltlctter and i-icbcr 1-may.

exercise care at all times, but more _ ..._ _ c-c-cally ct ncbi. fn.. av cc- YQETO ~

mands this'of all who use oar; pf ~ J

relics TEN L' THE CijARi.o;r'rc'iv)_w§_GUfianiAigi. 4 i h he if _ A. _

A _ ” c' ' s ‘P ' F' NEED M l Wu

Ulllff Will °§l'§'.`fr.'ff.'f.1ffffff -F A N- lEll|“",XlZ'ZZf 1.. "$32-` _ ”§§'.'$f..'f..,e§2.. ,l§.Z”§l“f.'ZSf...3§ nZ§.l'.Ili‘...f..

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be 26th' 104441 A 0 ` 0 _._..__..,......

r AU R N I Z I N G he H. M. S. Sasuenay. Comman-A Hezs Frlend Dlnnercolnpleted llshmcn: 0;! fs‘;';_v;‘;

P. w. Nciics. arrived in char-. ` l

etown y¢5i¢’d5Y Bftlemvon about in ' T WITHOUT The resular monthly meetlnx of

.vcicclc and is docked at nun- UWT “T , thc ccicdcnian club was held ln

' h r, .ntovsmo susricioue' int

‘md “"5 W “’ ,um BUTTON club moms, victoria. Row, last

The saguenay, which visited ASKS. ll . ' evening

h HOLED ‘

rlottetown in t 8 hitter part of 8 saint Andrews inner com

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al bodily harm; Hubert Mc- motor camps and tourists' lodging ,

ald, theft from person; William houses was opened by Col. J. L.”

Richards, theft from a person. B0\llBll8€r. Deputy Ml11lSi€l‘.0! Hl8h-

The case of the King vs! Frank W8l’B_

Richards for shopbreaklng was Said

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y. show there were 7,022 births, [_-_ » \ 3 deaths and 2,867 marriages as 7°*

w a decrease of six per cent,

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tether convoypnoes that. may en

high three string games for pi-uc “HOW “lm f“="l¢l“ ° le idle at l.h0 111101' "M80 “Vins that port *M mmund by me dm", and d,m_ _M

tutor, L- A. Burleigh, Conductors, , _ _ _ _` _ , mm sh-rn md vm Bufwsh: ---_-*__ "T.",’.,,;,°’ ‘§e,§°°§':,"{;_,,,c ,,,,nu_‘f_’x‘md‘”`“§,,‘f §’;11;,f_"° iff* ‘A --°“- §§\,f"q",,‘f’li‘*“,,,,"'_‘f,,§’.,,‘§‘f,,f,’°"§'_°f,1°’§’;‘r'A‘°“°§ "°""l= W l=-=-1 an cnc... himself. M’L'§'" "° 'll *lf °"I°° cf r. It ,“°°“'°'~ °l*‘"l° BWP ml- °°°'Y~ CLASSIFIED ADS ilcb ct thc rcctc ci tba crcblcm mrltlmc Prcvlncci A. A Us or m cn `-lures by o n smith lc o "lm “M °°"" ‘“‘“'°“°" “Y "le lc me M' md”'4N°" "' '° "` A

e not ~e| _ a. - - . . ., In other ds ee ve fox peltc and arrange ulvuuoeg _

XVIII lnlllfi Tl’B\IllfUl', BIDDUTIDBD

A F0 Y Wop " interru

_-__ _ ` - pted the Court the Grand Ju r tied h - ,

lm. ‘The magnitude of the diversion of ing any appreciable volume of me Halifax barrister. on proppeeq mm student' "the more one ms ly .mr noon md rinse; “Su:>;'e°q. where required, for the Auction Isle

Macbougall; lla:-shall, 0. S. Millar; GAL!-NIWLY I'ltlslIlNim.

_ G 4 ,traffic is not reailaad in Canada In Canadian traffic clthough it is cap llmlldmento to the bankruptey ee; JM iw one can "md" “lock lm t ~ of the Montreal Fur Brokerage Co.

Oouliuctor. I. Macnovin, Tyler, A. i uerauy dow, years old. quiet.. ' - -

‘ _ _ll md mimi-. A splendid 1 li =‘”° "‘° 1”" °f N9' Y°fl= tu-nilcaicbic of bundling vm. cnc d d _ etc i o. s. nmluatcn ci N - ~- ,. ' _ W we bills wllmt Bef-llc., in

'°"°'° "'° "*'“"' "°'”° °‘°”‘ cow. oiuullc 'rnlbcl-. sc..o.,°,,°"' _'lc tcm bi m,uau,ooo bianca or pctcii me luecctihlbc cnchnmuua va scum: will muh at thc cv.u|,,°,f.._n’§*::ll;° Ihzltcitcd tbcdeiactcrn. andy and wilxiun n. crm. lm.. ° °'"'°“L '° "' "°"' °" °°°

- 9”” anew e 'Chief Justice' til add.-

. 1044241-25-21 _Wheat of which 5410004300 wel-ogplg "I3 GU in the yup, “mug " “annul 3 1°” mmpmdw, au anna Ju” mnkmm m°°;;d l°“‘.ul. B. HONx|gy, Md*

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