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' itosary Eli-ll». .. '

Maxims

OI A‘ , CH. . M“ Wm MERCHANT no the belt you eea where y“ . urmlnd then you will ﬁnd the door m” ‘ ‘u u“ 5'5"‘ l1"? "u. some larger sphere. "I "ill-II! why linden u u i ' V compliant? " ‘ “a: Covers Prmee Edward Island Like the Dew , ._ . yuurulug Guardian. fended ran. "W" $- i cuurlottetnwn (lulldln ‘Iwe Cents. CANA’ J 31, 1 10 P _ iﬁalxnlﬂlluzﬁtozabglv:gzjjlut I .

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suntan” vTfu sruum; mom Post nrucr

Emanuel Steele, Post- master At Miscopche Remaudcd On $2,000 Bail.

(Special In the Guardian)

SUMMERSHJE. Jan. 30.—On in- formation laid byPost Office In- spector Whear of Chmlottetown. sheriff MacDonald left Bummer- side about nine o'clock this morn- ing with a warrant for the arrest of Emanuel Steele. r tmaste at Mis- cuuchc on e. charge of stealing mon- (w from the Post Office. He brought the prisoner to Summersi’ where he appeared before Magistrate Alex- under Compbcll on the charge stet- cd. No witnesses were celled or ev- idence given and the accused was remanded to bail in the sum of $2,000 n. appeal’ before the Mn-BIHUBW ll the Court House in Summersidc for (rial on Monday next, '

ANNOUNCEMENTS. COMING EVENTS. MEETINGS. ETC.

tonight,

' ‘Hockey at Milton 1428

Wheatley River vs Milton. .._._ "Rummage Sale in St. James Hall Saturday evening at 'l uclock.

ai-zu -

. ._._- ' “More. lmneiiectieclsiitﬂtg.

"Hockey match in Albany Rink between Hunter River Royals and Albany 8t. Pats, Friday nlihlu Jin- 31st. . 1434

"Always feed Silver Tip Biscuit end be satisfied. A. E. Nelson, p329 Grafton Street. 1365-31-

"Delicious Cakes, Cookies, etc., for

sale at I-Ioimsns Saturday lftemoon. lwﬂd-bl-ii.

"Reserve February 13th and 14th for ‘Indoor Circus", Ht. Marys Hell. Bourls. i407-l-3l-2i.

"Your foxes never refuse to eat "Silver Tip Biscuit." A. E. Nelson. 3:9 Grafton Street. ' 1365-

"St. Peters Club loading hogs and

sheep Wednesday, Feb. o. Please list. . 1398-2)

"The demand for Silver Tip Bis- cult is steadily increasing. A. E. Nclscn, 329 Grafton Street. l305-3i.

"Keep your foxes in good condi- tlon by uslnrP. H. Powder. A. E. Nelson. 329 Grafton Street. l365-3i.

"Annual Meeting Brooklyn Egg circle. Monday. February 3rd, 7.30. , 1424-1-31-21.

"Reserve “loudly. February 11th for Valentine Party at the home of llon. Peter Sinclair. Bummerfleid.

. 1404-1-31-11.

"LoadirQ Hogs at Miliview, Tues- day. February 4th. ‘ Millview Live- stock shipping Club, per Jenkins Bros. Secretary. ilaz-l-si-sl.

“Club loading l-loga at Murray “MP. February 4th afternoon. orders for clovcrceed received till lkbrusry sen. ' im-r-al-al,

"Patroirinc the sale of home cook- ~

ins m-e by the ladies of st. ﬁlers Ch aid mid of P. E. l. Hoe- vit-il. Saturday after-non st llolrnans.

rsos-r-ar-u.

"Kings County L. o. L. Annual Merlin: will be mu in McPhee 1'33; w‘: "in ' n35’ Moll»? . .;. , rge -

my. Oocoip .- - n. . y" ‘ I “W! cube Iatr- "me lire Circle-will u held" m the

Avonaule School House. on Thursday.

tier: to all. lui-ll-tln-chur-ni-rnm

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In Arrest of

(Canadian Press)

TORONTO, Jan. 30--Pursulng their investigations into the overs. ticns of brokerage firms in Ibronto. local police acting under the instruc- tions of the Department cfthe At- torney General today arrested ten representatives of four well known stock brokerage concerns dealing largely in mining securities on the Standard Stock and Mining Ex- change. The brokers who were charg- ed under section 444 of the criminal code with conspiracy to defraud were; D. 8. Paterson, Malcolm Sto- bic and Charles J. Furlong. all mem- bers of firms whose offices were raided; Austin Campbell, Vice Pres- ident of D. B. Paterson and Com- pany; Edger McLean, General Men- ager of Paterson and Company: W. H. T. Shutt, Secretary Treasurer of A. E. Moyscy and Company, James l-Ieppleton, General Manager of Moy- sey and company: Gordon Dribbl- ChicfAccountant of Stobie Furlong and Company; William J. Smart.

“'- Coartinued oni page s

Are Coming To Study Potato Production

MONUISUN. Jih- fills-Word. has been received here of the impending visit, next August, 0f n putty of some one hllllillﬂ I114 g rm; members ,9: tounsyl- , -;

lion, u. ‘Pri-nceldwlrl 19hr!“

1mm: mdtbods c! cuitlvltlen o!

the potato in this section of the _

’ Dominion. They will inﬁll!" l!" the application or government

(m; u"; c; mm o! the fu-

bu; uho, w lch nuke Prince

Edward Island potatoes famous

ell ever the world for their high

standard of quality. The only will travel in s special train over the lilies of the Clltllllll NI.- tional railways from Montreal to Prince Edward Island and re- . turn.

Store Blown_ Up In Chicago

(Special to the Guardian) CHICAGO. Jan. 30—The fifth

Investigations Result

Ten Brokers

RESBLIITIUNS ABUPTED RE EXPURT TllBERS

New Size Limit Of Table Stock Specifi- , ed. Will G u a r d

Against Shipping Table Stock F o r Seed.

A meeting or potato shippers, deal- ers, and growers to discuss several phases relating to seed potatoes in Prince Edward Island was called by the Dominion Seed Inspection ser- vice, lnd took place in Prince oi‘ Wales College yesterday. Mr. A. E. Dewar presided.

At the opening of the meeting Mr. John ‘fucker, Chief Seed Potato In- spector, was called upon to explain the object of the meeting, which in effect was the proposed changes in the Destructive Insect and Pest Act.

Owing to the possibility existing of clubbing md potatoes es "Canada. No. l," as “Certified Extra Ne. l," in other words of- shipping table stock 909M066 for Iced purposes, e. resolu- tion smending the act was inirodue. ed and adopted.

The concensus of oplnicnlof every.

e.-_a¢»¢

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Perjury Cllarge Against Auger

(Canadian Press)

.01'1‘AWA. Jan. s0-The swearing out of e charge of pcriury against Louis M. Auger was the latest de- velopment nt noon today in the sen- sational can l-Ilihct ' the former member or Parliament for Prescott County. The levelling of the new charge came cu the heels of an cc quittcl ‘by jury on the count of crim iuaily assaulting a l7 year old girl und a legs-i tangle u to whether the accused might face trial on n charge of seduction before n Judge or Jury. The warrant against Auger on the

bombing in the lat 24 hours blew s two story olive oil store into bitsi and wrecked several adjoining build- ings, was blamed on an Italian ex- tortion gang todly by Pﬂliﬂ- TV" residents of nearby buildings thrown from their beds or cut by flying glue were lniurcd. a). J. Cuilotta. Dro- prietor of the store, said he had re- ceived threatening letters from an extortlouist sang demandiﬂl $5-°°°- He notified. tho police and I Illlld was around his home when the blast occurred. -___--——--~——*—-—"

wrm ‘Annaul Mcctinl of ti" Queen's County L. O. l... ‘will be held m m“; whim» rmw Poon- Ric-v 5pm on Tuesday, yﬁmund,‘ w... s...

'. P. M. A. I. Dollar, Secretary- . ‘ ' 18574-3941.

Stanley Horse Racing Club arc holdiﬂi o um mcotinmﬁiw "'- oning at Daniel Meouodb. We wont all horsemen and vwmmw i~° ii‘ tend nu- meeting; N lea-n "m"; mr-mrthv Bﬂiyninr ll n, a o'clock. Alto individualistic wqpmeey toronoca sacrum Ith- uont Aimoll’. mam. lﬂl-l-ll-lir

‘nun-in

"p. r. s. ma. Meade! ‘ ‘M’ emu Church" ‘exec: ' . .Wco'atnldminvlta-

perjury charge was sworn out. on instructions 0f Mr. Justice W. E. Rlllcy who unaided at the third trial of the ex M. P., on the charge of criminal islauit. The new chl-rge grow out of the statement of Auger under oath that s woman had not been in his rocan in the House o Commons on the morning of 1M1. 14th.. 192i). when it was visited by two detectives of the Commons’ stiff. The sworn statements of the odours were acid by u... Court w be u» the eifecfthat they had au- covcrcd I woman in the room.

Degree Victim Sues for $47,000

(Canadian Prue) TORONTO, Ont. In. alt-A

£541.15 ARREST OF

and his wife, upon the occasion of

OnlySurviving Son of Charles Dickens

The photcgrlph here shows Sir H. F. Dickens. only surviving son of

hsl out birthday. Ile is the common

has beep recorder of both Deal and Maldstone.—l’hoto by Bsrratts, Lon

At 2 0.clnck this morning the Guardian rcoelved s Canad- ian Press flash from llsiifax which stated that an aeroplane, was reported on s cake of ice in Northumberian’ Strait.

(Canadlln Press) i MONTREAL. Jen. 20--'I‘hc On- tario Paper Company's office here today announced the death of Peter Trans, diver, who was submerged for three days all but one hour at their plant It Polnte Aux Outardes on the Outardes River on the north shore of the St. Lawrence. Trans, who was brought to the surface at 7.30 ‘this morning after divers had but away a portion of the coffer dam that was holding him imprisoned, was dead when taken from the wa- ter, the company learned in meagre reports from the scene. Their doc- tors were holding en examination to decide the cause of death and time at which the diver succumbed. The three day fight to keep the man alive and. rescue him from his Dre- cerlous situation thus ended in fail- uro this morning. Faithful and con-

Ctiki 1e i

Imprlsorred Diver Is p Brought to Surface Dead . ,

stunt maintenance of , , to send o. current of air through his helmet:

‘rbcfoiicwini tropbie‘: were award- “ It MOT. I. I. Poultry 811W this nun .

Cup (toasted by Lt. Gov. ﬂlerts for the largest number of points, won

p bflyutbnazco. to out were: m m

Plane Reported i

Effsrts vrcre made to verify the report. but no information with regard to the above men-

tioned "flash" could be got. Ad- vices from Borden stated that no aeroplane was sighted. l l

l i an aeroplane dash through storm

and snow and diving by lncxpericnc- i ed but willing volunteers all aided in‘ making the story of his imprison- ment iwcnty feet under water an epic of the north shorc.

Peter ‘Irene, thirty years of age. born in South Jutland, Denmark.‘ was married about six years ago and l was the father of two sons who are at present with their mother in Denmark. Trans left there about twoI years sgo and intended to bring, them out this spring. He was for? three years a. diver in the German! navy and was one of the most ex- perienced divers in the country. lie was a heavily built man weighing about 200 pounds, ~was in ’ perfect physical condition and described by, his associates here as s most jovial fellow. In Montreal he lived at the Denmark Club. Dorchester street.

‘ Continued on 1188c 3

Pmzss & TROPHIESAT P. 1;. 1. POULTRYSHOW

can breeds, won by Mn. Fred Mc- larch.

Cilp doubted by B. A. McDonald for but display Plymouth necks. (utility). won by Mrs. Fred Momma.

Cup donated by P. $.41. Poultry

. Allociotion for the best display or‘

rivmoutn Rocks, won by J. Mcfnnis. cw! donated by Poultry Associa- tion bcdtdispiny buff Ofllinlfnno. wonliy llrs. John tlcﬂregor. Odndonetcd-by. Illlud Cold Biol’- Wlilti» lav u» display wanna. (Stimuli). m by ‘W. v.- Oucmoze.

w arm-u a co.

lindlviduals who subscribed sums for!

the famous writer, Charles Dickens, sergeant of the city of London and don.

To All Tll-USC Who Helped lli-uke (‘unad- ian Scout Contingent

‘ The Success That It Was.

(Special to the (iunrdicu)

OTTAWA. Ont, Jan. 30—5uuccss er the; gngmrhnfr scouts contingent who look part in last year's Janrbnr- er: in l-lngianrl‘ was due in lefle gngnﬂlrﬂ t0 the generous aid of Canadians. said the chief scout of Cnu-acln. liir. lbzccllency the Llcveruor Llenoral. "To ihc generous subscrip- tions in all parts of Canada, to the ‘special funds personally raised for ‘this purpose," said Viscount Willing- don, "I wish to express very 8PM‘!- rful thanks and also to the various. individual boys which mreely in- j

(Continued 011 P586 3) Hughes.

Cup donated by Moore s; Mcleod for best display Leghorns,- (Stand- ard), won‘ by Rose Valley Poultry

ards.

Cup donated by Bank of Nova Scotla for best ‘display White ug- hurns, (Utility), won by Ledvrcll Bos- well.

Cup donated by Prowsc Bros... for best display Rhode Island Reds. (Standard), won by Wilfred Cud- more.

Cup donated by A. Horne do C0,. for beat display Rhoda ‘island Reds (utility), won by Charles Roberts.

Cup donated by Harris Abattoir Co., for beat display of Games, won by George Delslel. '

Cup donated by Canadian Bank of Commerce for the but breeding pen, (utility), won by Geo. I... Boswell.

TOR 07910 BR graze Annual Meeting SwiniBreedersiiy

Offered.

The annual meeting of the Pro- vincial Swine Breeders‘ Association was held iastlevening in Prince of Wales College with Mr. W. R. Show presiding in place of Mr. W. J. Reid, who was unavoidably absent.

Mr. Shaw outlined briefly the pru- gress of the swine industry since .00- operative nrarketing was inaugurat- cd. Previous to that time poor prices were prevalent. Tfherc was consider- able oppositiun against the ca-oper- ative ruovemeut and as a result the organization at first was a; failure from the financial standpoint. With the coming of the Dominion Live Stock Branch; and of the shipping club the industry took e new lease of life under the co-operativeplan. There is doubtless slight irritations between members, dealers and the of- ficials, but this situation can be contrasted favourably with old con- ditions. when the organization finds that the product has been‘ sold at n disadvantage the fact is kept quiet, but in the case of a club do- lug the same thing the fact soon be- comes known, with resulting critic-

Successful Year In Industry Re- -

)4 ‘v ,.. 1' .\

ported With Some Criticisnt‘

‘r

ism. The blame is too often placed on officials without locking into the actual cause of conditions. The grcl‘. advantage coming through differed‘. co-opcrativc organizations has clus- cd a general satisfaction. As was pointed out at a general meeting in March last that the preceding sec..- son was very su ‘ul-—sc success». rul that little hope was held of, equalling that year's record. The en- suing season, however, was equally, l! not more, successful. A fact which should be emphasized is the advis- ability of placing the hogs on market during the summer months. during the period of high prices. No great difficulty should be experienced ir. gettings hogs on market at this time if warm housing is provided during the winter. The some principle sp- plles to the sale of lambs. The hold- ing of lambs till fall gluts the mar- ket with an ensuing decline in price. The question of feeds was taken up at the last meeting. The feed board

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Continued Dill ‘page 3

LA TESTDQINGSATTHLlL

NA v.41. commoner:- 1

(Special to the Guardian)

LONDON, Jan. (iii-The entire question of how to measure naval power, whether _by total tons or by tons in separate categories, a prob- lem which has vexed navel limita- tion negotiations for years, was put today in the hands ofe special com- mlttee by the London Naval Con- ference. This plan of treatment will

ibe adopted on the nustion of Col. H. Stlnrson. head of the U. S. delegation

and the U. S. Secretary of Btatemt a full session of the Conference per- meated by a general willingness to compromise. but marked nevertheless by plain rein-rations of diverse na- tional viewpoints. ‘lire proposal was accepted uuaninrously although Italy gave notice that she felt her claim for parity with France should have had precedence and that she would

Comes To Aid Of Unemployed

SYDNEY, Australia, Jan. 30- (Vencouver Province cable.) A sum of $5,000,000 to provide work for~un- employed has been by the Federal Government. Prime Minister Goullin in l. confer- ence with state Premiers on the un- employment situation stated that unrount would be made available h-r the highways fund, on conditio . that relief work would be put in hand im- mediately. To this the Premiers agreed.

Lot 7 Man Loses House By Fire

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SNDDIEBSIDE. Jan. sit-The

Cup ‘ ‘ ’ by H o Co., for the but display eggs, won by Cyrus Plckard.

Cup donated by Bank of Nova

tries by one exhibitor, of any one purc breed, won by W. J. Cudmore. Cup donated by Royal Bunk of Canada for brecdirig pen. won by Mrs», I). J. Carmichael, (King's Ccunty.) _ , ' _ cup donated llyPrcvincigi Bank o: Cannes for but, Brccding Pen,

Scotid for the largest number of en- -

r ol Ml’. Martin Buchan- m at Mount Royll. Lot ‘I, was burnt to the (round on Wednes- day night. Fortunately there wee not much wind and the beru which is quite near the house, use not emu fire. With the aid of neighbours. meet of the furniture: wuc loved. The has is between ree and (on ‘thousand dollars d h only per- Jlully oomed by lnsurlrrccr-S.

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lrnnoeccruatyoulytwonbylac-

White Wylncottec. ‘Mil lunch. . V V » .w. m. 4w“ l. 99?.\i°‘.'1";'9;f Pill‘! FEM!" '

Cuduicrv. ‘I (‘Io be

accept the decisions regarding lim- itation only on condition that she have e day in Courtﬁleter.

The London Conference discussed methods of procedure and principle for an hour and l5 minutes and ad- journed after adopting secretary H. L. Btlmsorfs resolution referring its most pressing problems to n. com- mittee. The session was ‘ ‘ by two outstanding events. First. Dino Grandl. Italian Foreign Minister, in- sisted that until the conference had determined the two issues raLsecLby his country determination of ratios and maximum levels of“ naval strength; Italy was not prepared to make any final decision on the ques- tions raised by other countries. Bec- uncl, by resolution of the American

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