M‘.‘;§‘iMS . . A is ""’.}.i“."“ ME1zl»:_lv_1AN ,,_1,-» _ _ 1 MER1: MAN

'\\\ lllnwll in//1

lg you are vile--if you would get

the must out of your work, put your but thought into your work; get your

hlppincss or of your work; lf you would conve t your work of ilrrufgery into o work of art, make it a work of ut; the drudgery is not In t-be

work; it is in YUIL

The Peo les Pa er Read b Ever nod

Seven Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

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ll’ 11 _ Y Y y \_§§3`

Fifi! years In neurotlcs were

hill llllred by minor gynaceology; later by the wen-Mlzohell tml. lnent: at another time by the Salis- blry diet: im no elreetuhuy as they are new by the extraction of teeth or tonsils, or by the administration

‘Q5 of poly-glandular preparations.

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TH §.TRE ORS TAKE DEATH TOL

By Att y Gen, Campbell

Irresponsibility Of Lea Govern-

Suicides ment Exposed In Case Involv-

ing Provinceln Lengthy Legal

tawa Counsel En agedi """°“ Mae' Chicago In Grip

,f_-

Proceedings."

(Canadian Press)

OTTAWA, Ont., March 7.-C. L. Moyer, Barris-

ter, who appeared in the Supreme Court of Canada a few days ago on behalf of the Province of Prince Edward Island, at the time a date was set for hear-

__' the radio reference, stated he had been "\retained

by H_on. T. A. Campbell, Attorney General ‘for the Province. Mr. Moyer had been asked to comment

a statement made yesterday in Charlottetown by

Premier W. M. Lea in which the latter said the pro-

nce was represented without the authority of the

Government

:. .,

rlsres of classmates and people, in ills street, Bcnita Bischoff, ABOVE, llxieen-.Ymr-old daughter of Vivian Gordon, formerly llf Guelph, Ont., ltranglerl New York vice probe wit- ness, went home from school at Cunden, N. J., and took her own ilie.-Copyright by Acme News- pictures.

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i/lSiERiYi GMEP SHIPS TRAFFIC() ill N. Y. CASTU

#British United Press) C-a n 2 d i a n Pavilion

NEW YORK, March 8.-A lashing nsierly elle whipped the Atlantic into 11 rage today from the Carolinas lathe Maine const, but exhausted lt- leil in ruin against the furewnrlled lklppers of ocean going ships. Ferry boats crept through the blinding rain their scllcdulcs disrupted and the Jersey lllc-ndo\\'s became so flooded

°l1¢0.l1fl-wllucrs being transferred to W9! P¢Illls_vlvf1llia ruilrond trains. In New

Because she could notstand the

HUENOS AIRES, March '1.-The

ihatall traffic over the Hudson and Prince °f Wales and hi! bl'°lh°T Manllntthn llllcs hm to be wand- Prince George, followed by crowds of

made an informal inspection trip

Premier Interviewed

RINIIE Will

PEN BIG FAIR N MARCH 14

One of The Prettiest Spots Visited By the Royal Brothers.

(Special to the Guardian)

kmen in their undershirts today

Re Subsidy Claim

rade Board Committee Reports Premier's State-

ment of Efforts Made. Amount of Claims

Not Divulged.,Pubiic Meeting Bel

S u g g e s t e d . A G'

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York City, the gale tore down two ll0v1cr sizrlldslrcls carrying current to radio.-1.111011 WAEC. and interrupted bro1ldc;1.;1n,f: 1111> an hour und a half. Alltclnol.-1111 collisions 1'1;'.suitcci ln two deaths. All 111.1' travel out of Roose- l'elt illzld was suspended.

Al\1NouNcaMlsN'1‘s, tolulwc uvuwrs,

MiiI£'l`ll\lGS ETCS.

uéilltl‘ii..f§::“;°l‘::°‘*“g.li;i.ft‘fili

“Colu~er1. in Pownal Hall Wednes- ‘°l. 1111.1 llth, by Y. P. L.

37110-a-9-21.

.l§`Rll"l1~mzc solo ut the Y.lv1.c.A. 103101' lllorlllng. Moron loth, et

' 3773-3-'l-21.

u , lngg°ll0_0-We will discontinue buy- _______ raised pork and beef after Sat- MCLK. March 14th inst. Harold S.

°d- 3101-3-'l-31.

N . _ llamE_7°llt fall to hear Risca Wil- we,=hRl1d ldris Hopkins, celebrated Hall-Orllrtlsts in Heartz Memorial ,_m Tfllvsdnv. Murch lo ut 8.15

~ Lkets, 35c. 3779 °'C°me in th lllnmmt ___ e Social and Enter. Wednegda-_ . Cnnoe ,Cove Hail on bmmé .frll Mnrch 11th. Ladies with Dlx." If stormy, first fine

' 3789-3-'i-21.

iucnme t ‘_ _ gm 0 he concert and pie rmcclelg P°Uf*St Hull, Tuesday. 10th. f¢.m,l__l_v "I flid of Mt. Buchanan ¢-1,,,,.;`-V f not fine, first night .3-V _ 3728-3-7-21.

to the Fair grounds of the British Trade Exposition which he has come 12.000 miles to open on March 14. Motor trucks and sprinkler carts' crowded thc streets and the vsit was informal. The temperature was about 90 degrees and the police guard which had managed to give hlm some privacy in his tour of the first pav- ilion, were unable to keep the crowds’ of eager workmen away from the party. Until the final stages of the inspection the party was n sort of

human comet headed by the royal | visitors with the crowds struggling! behind.

The Canadian pavilion was one of

the prettiest spots visited. The air had a northem tang from the piles of apples and other fruits from Canada already on show.

SNUWIJEN IS SER|li|iSlY Ill

(Special to the Guardian)

LONDON, March 7.-Rt. Hon. Phil-

ip Bnowden, British Chancellor of the Exchequer, who has been ill for several dayswith influenza is under- l stood today to be in a more serious condition than at first suPP0!9li. Hi! advlsors have called_in Blr John Thomson Walker. a Harley Street surgeon, An official bulletin willl

, in

°f the lilrovincial subsidy claims ques- tion will be called by the charlotte- town Board of Trade,' acccording to a decision arrived at bythe Board Council on Saturday. The date of the meeting was not fixed.

_The decision followed the read- ins of the report ofa committee of the Board which interviewed Premier Lea on two occasions this year with)

against a proposed new level crossing , A

A Publm meetms for the discussion

Ottawa, m

Other business at Saturdays Conn-,oc

cil meeting included the adoption ofl`Mr. S. F. Tarbush, and owned by Mr.

Of Bad

Blizzard

Turbulent Lake Michigan Whipp-

ed by Thirty Foot Waves-Loss Of Life Is Feared - Seven Deaths Due To Blinding Snow.

Everywhere.

(British _United Press)

'_`°'“"“' _"" BE!-GRADE, Jugo Slavia, March

QUAKE ROCKS THE BALKAN S

150 Killed and Thousands Injured

When Earth_Shocks Demolish

Towns-Scenes of Desolation

infmsh United P|"’s°1l 8-Severe earthquakes shook large TO Soon

CHICAGO March 8-A wild roar- am” of me Balkans wda “ner

in blizzar 'heaviest uf the winie n - y'

3 d- _ 1'. earlier tremors Saturday had caused

l ' virtually turned the middle west into great damage A dozen towns were

one huge snow drift tonight Seien rocked by todays shocks Peasants

we at ut dir tl to the

1 ' - ' ~ . 'TU dmhs N "lb ed 0° Y fled to the countryside thlough tor-

blinding snow in Chicago. Two were rentlal mln The Shocks began at 2 killed m Milwaukee- °°“5m‘m1'd5men a. m. and continued until 2 p. ln. No

Is braved the pounding thirty foot wav- less than twenty l-our severe ahosks

es °f L9-ke Michigan 5° Search fm' were registered in the vicinity of

1 the fl-Sh WS Palm". ml-"=-$1112 °ff Ke' cjevjell ln eight hours. The death

. *_* noila, Wis. A crew of four were a- toll was repmted to have reached

W. D. Herridge, K. C., Ward' A h°“5eb°“ Wm? its family forty three, of these, nineteen were

aboard slipped its moorings ln the Sald to have dled ln me vlllsge of

Ottawa! 1_8 N ew Re- Illinois river near Peoria. lt was fear-l l,lrav°_ ln Jugoslavla one dlspatch

l31°9S€llt3tlV6 - Has oo it might smash into one Of me sold thut the town hurl been destroy- .nistinguished W a 1. bridges spanning the stream. A party

R d of twenty five Nazarene paswrs re- Three qualms whlcll yesterday

ecor ° turning from a convention, found Mecked E wldm bun sparsely p0pul_

themselves snowbound in Centreville, ated area along the ‘rontler of _mga

(Canadian Press) I<>Wa~ sluvla, oroeoo and nulgurlu were

-ofrrawa. ont.. March a.-Premier In Chicago. 35.000 unemployed men folwwed by mu,-,¢,,¢ mmors ln R.. B. Bennett announced last night were but to work clearing the 0011112- _yugo slavla ,md sautlhwemm Bm-- that H15 Majesty the King had hp- vards of great drifts. freeing the garla t°day_ mmm ‘mm Sonlm sald proved the appointment of W. D.Her- street cars and digging Ollf- smiled that me new shocks were fel); at 4

ed.

The Duke of Gloucester is seen rl,-lg K_ C__ Oll,aWa_ as Calmdllm busses and taxieabs, The Chicago “_ m_ lastln thin seoomk Eleven

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WEL

Considerable damage from fire]

respect to rho matter of pressmg theland water resulted from a blaze subsidy claims of this Province ar; yesterday in the fine double tene-1

ent dwelling on 96 Brighton Road. f cupled by Mr. P. Errol Palmer and

rf?-001111110115 rellllestlns the strength- 1a. L. cotton. Tho fire which was: ening or rebuilding of Hillsboroldi

_ _ °» _ . s v

ere arriving for the meet oi’ the Mlnlstel- at Washlngtom The pl-lme Motor Club estimated that 10,000 succaslve shocks were reported at

voir at _llorlaxton Mellor. near Minister stated that M,-_ Hel-ridge automobiles had been abandoned to Gm,m_ and Dloumallh er _ f°D¢h5’fm1 England, recently. wlll take up ms duties as SWB as he the drifts in city streets. Thousand-S known as Field Marshal Sir John ' can make arrangements in respect more were stalled on country roads.

fm his private arm;-;_ The storm was hailed joyously in the Pmlc swam year old Lord Brougham and Voux, "The new gmadhm Mlnigtgrl who rural districts where it definitely

was awgrded the D_ g_ 0, and M11. roads were passable only for forty line was Opel-atlllg late today' allen- litary Crow. mimi OU the P01158 i0 Millvaukee- Au ing communications to Strumitza.,

”“'“ 1 ' SOC€mdB1'y F0555 Wefe b1°°k"d mm' whence meagre reports of the catas-

___i_______ pletely with drifts, which reached

twenty feet in height. Railroads re-

ported tralns operating wit hconsid- lnhablknls Tapped

rable difficulty Two Burlington

oct drifts across its right of way

iF R E E I N H 0 F near Astoria, Ill. A series of fifteen

scovered at 10 a. m. was continedl caused the J8Ck50h\/ille and Hl1‘/11119-

311580 170 Permit the use Of Si.&nd8l'd.la'rgely to the upper section of the, TBUWBY equlpmenh and Dfmesiinglapartlncnt occupied by Mr. Tarbush.|

large port of the roof was totally

trcrphe came.

c .

trains were stalled for hours in drifts The first ll-emo,-5 at Glevgleu °¢-

curred at 2.44 e.. m., trapping the sleeping inhabitants. A heavy rain fell. The shocks continued through

succeeds Hon. Vincent Massey, is the broke up history‘s most serious wlnt- The population was mme _m.lck_' e son of late Very Rev. W. T. Herridge, er drvllshi. en, In Jugosluvlal L000 hnuseu were Photo. D. D., who was pastor of st. And- Hlshwnv Crews. after stfllssllns 81- reported demoushed at st,.umlt,,, and rew‘s Church in the Capital for near- gllinst the drifts 2-11 Rishi With SHOW' several hundred otha;-5 were report- lv thirty years. Mr. Herridse has e views. were able 0° °rwn ell 'Mill ea razed by the queues in neighbor- distinguished war record, serving traffic arteries to the east, south and ll-lg vllla_ges_ Communlcatlons were from 1914 to 1919. Maier Herrldse West N°l‘th 01 0111011110. h°W°v¢=‘. disrupted. one single from telephone

of the late Earl of Yprcs, better

nch, whose engagement. to 21-

Ire

h1¢'la.nd's youngest peer, was xe- mtly announced.-Associated Press

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RUSMINB [lil WAY Til PURT

(@lladiun Prext

HALIFAX, N. S,, Maroh 7.-The

Rosalind, in tow of the Dutch tug Rhoode Zee, is expected to reach this port at four 0`clock tomorrow morn- ing, according to word received here this afternoon by the east coast rad-

signal service. The disabled lin-

railwily to give up service complete- ‘the day ,mm 2 p_ m__ keeplng the be_ lo

l . _ _

P R I S 0 N E R S 1V wlldered people in a frenzy of ter- er was making aspecdof eight knots

ror. Four railways from Ctevgjcli

ai' Tmmentme railway Pier- `de:troycd, and there was consider- France H‘“°d Hu ` .and Gradsko as well as the route con-

` lnble dalunge to both tenements "*”“" ‘ds d inecting Belgrade with Greece were

. . _ ll

Comrnlt‘ee’s Report lr

The Council cf the Charlottetown

view, Mr. Higgs being unavoidably

be issued this afternoon. l

The following report of the Subsidy 1U

m 0ffende1°S Walked ln F ii covered tnc Brit

om water, All moveable property Th0\1Sa]1dS Of Polltlcal PARTS: Mar°h_3"B1‘_Zz‘;r ;’;ded blocked completely. The Govern- as tllkeu fro the building. The gale disrupted 108»dS dn _ 0 ment; ordered 9. relief expedition to Duplin County stockade where fifty

endemleader' were from me B°mbB‘y C0mbl“°5 Act mi" the mwmg plc Plaids tday sa'd that unconfirmed

(Special to the Guardian) been realesed at Peshawar, on the India mlm unity The Bl-lush Unit- ‘four hour, have rocked me Balkans

. . _ _

Ff0m Beating' LONDON. March 'l.-A thousand north western lrontlef. The men re- oo Press understood thot ouhahl ond The dl_,l,,,,cl, md that goo ho1l_.los had

London firemen fought for hours to- leased included Abdul Kaffarkhan, me nommmee of M,-_“len” deglded to been destroyed by me shmks in

_,___ day against a. spectacular waterfront the so-called Frontier Gandhi who is summon 3 gonferenoe of M051-m éoulhen, se,l,la_

' (Canadian Press) fire in the heart of the clty's dangeri proceeding to Delhi to confer with leaders to gather here on 1/[a.r.~,h 19, I-lAVl?lR._l-llI..L, Mass., March 8.- zone, near the famous Tower Bridge Gandhi. The jail at Sabarmatl. cmmihil who 15 to proceed to Bom-

Mrs. Clara E. Ellis, wealthy widow, acrom the Thames. It started in But- Gandhl's home, was cleared of pol- buy shortly it was loomed, will ro- ° , died at 2.45 p m. yesterday of I ler's wharf and although fanned by itlcal prisoners. turn for the purley_ Gandhi indlcat- Eleven convicts

brutal beating in the boudoir of her strong winds it was confined to al Meanwhile, Gandhi remained ed he also hoped to arrange a peace-l , mansion here ten days ago. She died six storey warehouse stocked with at New Delhi, to continue his efforts ful settlement of northwest frontier. Bufned All ve without regaining consciousness. Rus- rubber and tea. Greet clouds of ac- rw settle the Hindu-Moslems prob- question, where fighting last year be- `

tel Noble, 17 year old Sunday School rid smoke shrouded the river and a ers. They discussed preliminarles of a tween the lndian army and insurgent

teacher, charged with the attack, was wide mea of the south side. The loss lem, conferred with ten Moslem lead- natives caused heavy loss of life and (special to the Guardian) immediately ordered held without was estimated et between $250,000 Hindu-Moslem settlement, the great- kept the border in an almost constant GOLDBBORO, N. C., March ’l.-El-

an hour, and was last reported 160 miles off Chebucto .l-lead.

early today, when fire destroyed the

rcmen' completed their work _ sifeanls _fa ce' ' ' leave Skopeje this afternoon. Reports two me-n were incarcerated. All of

claims cummmee was read: ishortly before noon. Forth Frorn the Jails ish Islesd Mtg a heivyl .maiiketi O; reaching the capital said the iwpulnee those dead are believed to have been

` -'rw ~- . ‘ _ ' snow an ell nrrgcrct Slliillmg 1' suffered from lack of water.

Board of Trade’ Gemlcmmi- 1` ililiorllif tliiribliilllotaltllolllgxil 1; Iiilzltfegtlilvle of Indla Yesterday. "`l“1e“i S'-0"" which SWGDL the north-

Your committee' consisting of My Fun or defective wirillg is sllSpCCtcd l "W em European coast over me week Wlier Unlit to Drink

Tidmarsli, Mr. Mutcll, and Mr. Hi;:gs_ ‘___ ___ ____ __ _ _ t _ _ b 'l (British United Prnt) end A fishing boat wont aground at mscue forty one prisoners “lm In uppolntoa lost year to walt on the A' mf" 1° WS ‘“" “° 5” °°“i NEW DELHI. Indio. Maron s.-- Bolennito. A hllnarrl lsolrlroa u party All wells were leporwd mlm mp Prcmer of Prince Edward Island. tolC31°“I”‘°‘l ‘L ‘S m'dCi'5t°°d vm b_° Tllousancis of political prisoners walk-[Of Alllllm gllhsgnllrs at Petit St. Bev- Ed in or me water Pmdered ,mm cated on me Wilmington Kemms_ offer the co-operation oi the Board mom "mil #10901 mosh °f ‘mich 15 ed forth from the jails of Indio to- | mm along the ltalian irontcir .A to drink Dispatches from Athens vme highway several mms Smith of of Trade in l'e.'c1~cncc to procuring;;f0\’k‘l‘\‘1I by _lnsul~nl1cc_ _ fciny, lre~_= as a result of the Ganrlhi- lldal ll-al-e rialnaged the Barficur re- said that lumdmds of house” were "

an additional subsidy from the icdcr I Th” i°‘l"id’lf_l3 “'““ °"°°li`d b5' me _ Irwin accord signed last week, ar- gon, ,leaf C1l¢»l»hm1rg_ demolished on the Gl_eek_Serbllm_ ai govcrlllncnt, again waited on illr:ll~”lf'2 MV- C310-1`-<`5 H1'llUm1l“» “Hd 109” ranging a truce in the civil disollccl- ___,`___.._._.. Macedlmlan lromlen some casuall- Premier on January 22. 1931, :1nd,CHm€ UNO fill* D<`~'*S€S5i0l1 Of MF- D» _ icnce campaign against British rule. lcamrlian Press) ies had ocCurred_ it was Sald_ but me again on March 3rd, inst., and fur-IOWL 1?/0ddil1» F1`0lll U19 2501-to 01' 1The authorities announced that 11,000 TORONTO, Ont., March 'l.-Con- extent had not been asCer,alm_d_ The ther discrused with him this 1111pc1~t»ltl1o latter- lt was purchflsed by Mr.-lei the 25.000 prisoners stlll held at trol of the Funrorls Players canadian peasants were apparently Mapped ‘_ am mano;-_ |Col.t0n. The work of repairing the lthe time the accord was reached had Corporation has not passed out of sleep_ M valandovw a Shepherd and

At the first meeting, Mr. Tldmarshldalnnge will begin sllortl-y. been freed and that 2,000 more would Calmdllm lllmds and lu; operations his mme flock were hurled ln B

and Mr. Mutch conducted the inter- _-___ ,be released forthwith. are not dominated by outside inter- landsllde durlng the ,makes 5.estel,_

Most of the 3,000 to leave the P115 ests said Isaac W. Killam, Montreal day_

on Walls. Where they had We" held financle giving evidence today be- .

1 1 . ’

(Continued on page 5) , for following the behest of_1.he Ma- lore lselel- white, K. C.. Commission- vmNNA_ Austria" March 8__A Bel_

» hatma' M' K' Ghandt’ their mdep' C’ in' the 'nvcsugamn “nd” me grade dispatch to the newspaper

Presidency The authorities also an- lun, lndustly in Canada le ru’ llldlcétéd l5l-l persons had

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“I ` ° nouncedtllet the maJ`0l'i0v Of the ----_-i-lk* been killed 1,, the Series of violent

Qrnan D les -;- non-violent political prisoners had earthquakes whlch ln the past twenty

a celi ln the rear of the building

nearoes. The victims were trapped in ` ' . . Guards and citizens were able to

i/he stockade. The prison camp is ln-

Kennansvitlc.

,The Wea ther, Etc.-

'TORON’I‘O, March 9-_Easterly gales with ruin or snow.

STORM WA R'N'|'NG

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WAEliINGTON, D. C., Mll1'<‘.11 8.-

The Weather Bureau torlay 1.- s=11~1l the following stolrnl warnlllgz Aci\'rsol'y 4.30 p. m. sbllthcllst st.ol'm \v:ll'nln;rs continued from Sandy liook to Luz.-il Port, Maine, Di.=tul'bunf:c of l1:.ll'kc:l intensity, C.-ntl-nl 7.<mc~ rnnr Philo- delphia, moving nortllcastvclrd.

Maximum 32 Minimum 26

High tide this afternoon at 2.06

and tomorrow morning at 3.15.

Sun sets this afternoon at 5.51 :ind

rises tomorrow morning at 11.23.

Last quarter moon, \V1><lne=_day,

March ll, 1.15. p.m,

Summersldc tide cialliecn nlin~_\ :<1

bell. - ‘end $500,000. ~ . ect obstacle luneerlng the people of emo or unrest. leven convleu were ourhoa ro <leuth‘l11ter than c11h1lr1r1f1ow11. Q I I r 1

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