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NOVEMBER 17 1931

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EMERGENCY

JAPANESE

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- ENTHUSIASM tho

Britain, in anticipation of increased Japanese army withdrew, some troduce the measure. Any duty im- Chinese authority would immediate-

duties, led the Govemment to in- I posed by the Board of Trade would necessitate the sanction of Parlia- t

y replace it.

'_'That is entirely untrue. Evacua- ion today is not only impractlcable.

ment within four weeks. Powers It is impossible." The Chinese them- ccinferred by the bill would lapse af- selves, the General said, must re. ter six months. organise the Manchurian Govern.

Rt. Hon. L. C. M. B. Amery ment to insure against disorder-g and

prompted the announcement ”when _“this may take months, even years, he pressed on the Government the but we are doing our best to get the need of haste in formulating its fis- process started." ,, cal, plans, especially regarding in- Although the League of Nations ter-ImP°1`1i11 Preference. The House called on Japan to complete evacua- svas thronged at the time. The for- tion by today, and that call was not mer Secretary of-.State for the Do- obeyed, Japan meant no disrespect

minions, while disappointed at the to the League, General Honjo said.

delay in calling the Imperial Con- “We are not obstructing the Lea- ference, said he appreciated the dll- 8l.\e's objectives, or attempting to ficulties besetting the Government lower its prestige, but we must do in fixing a date convenient to every what necessity dictates to protect, Dominion. Nevertheless, sufficient Japanese lives, rights and interests preliminaries had taken place; what in this part of the world," the com-

was needed now was action before mander declared.

the end of the year. "The Chinese are extending their

lines, building strong fortifications

Thomas Is Cautioned and mssslng in considerable num-

. bers. Besides that, their raiders fre-

" Touching on the proposed Em- ouently out the Japanese commun-

pire~wide mission of Rt. 1-Ion. J. H. lcation with the rear. _

Thomas, Secretary for the Domin- "We have no direct proof that ions, Mr. Amery said if he were go- Mah Chan-Shan is getting Russian ing merely to “talk hot air,” he sim- assistance, but there is much reliable ply would prejudice the situation. evidence that indirect aid is reach- ; A beginning should be' made si ing him from Russian qusrtersl _solves of the opportunity oi increas- no

once on emergency tariffs on broad "Quantities of arms of Russlan`-1118 their krwwlvdge Of S2011!.irlI:1 Oc and intelligible principles, proceeded manufacture are reaching his army we would urge the now. provincial Mr. Amery. After that step had and he also has anti-aircraft guns oillcers and Council to endeavor to'

been taken, there would be scope for Bhd Xhlwhihe Klllls such as he never put on a. training comp Provincial-

need only content myself with a P.

Commissioner. Whenever he gegg

y li a r welcome in our Pl'0v1¥lCo. The event was marked iu- 1°”

stration arranged by the lady ss- K]

Sfued by the presence of his Hon.

success and made a lasting impreg-

fortlmlte enough to be present.

in touch with many people inter- so

lation of Canada in July, This ls Pat

been held in Prince Edward Island 5 and we are glad that so many of pg

nn tial Ter-in com had before ly, or at least to coopoite with the Pro

action by the pe - - mlggi°h_ British agriculture in par.. "His methods and tactics are Rus- neighboring Provinces _in such a Plvvilwidl Scout Fla-ES - 24.15 ticular, he said, could not afford to sian and it is known that whenever task. We must train our Leaders in "I/8 walt longer for relief. M511 Ch‘m'511i\ll 1118996155 his !l‘0hi2 order to maintain the work effic- T0 Rising from a treasury bench lines. he is always accompanied by jenny, F~

which was crowded uncomfortably, anon-Chinese. M,-_ Bu,-hs has dong good work

Walter Runciman gave a character- "11 may be there are no Russian in organizing a Lone Scout Troop. P11

isticnlly lucid picture or the Govern- oillcers in his romp. but 1 under- The possibilities of the oi-fort con-

ment's attitude and intentions. Men S159-hd 121185 1118 f0F0eS 1i1¢1\i<1€iW° 0'? not be estimated, the lonely lads S11 must adapt their views to altered three thousand Chinese and Koreans of the outlying pg,-ts of our Pm- J°1 circumstances, he said at the out- Who have Served in the l'€d Bfmy vlhoe wpuld receive tremendous C' set-a cnnfcsion which brought on- and have had Russian tralnins." heh, if they could become members G” ly' the faintest derislve note from General Honjo said the Japanese of the Troon ' 1 the Opposition benches. His only forces in Manchuria total 13,400. His It was our desire to do some_ SUP reference to the Dominlons was his strength in the Nonniarea is being ming along the une of post Smut 111° assertion that if general business kept secret, but on the basis of his activities but oo to the pmsent we T1’-`1

had permitted it, the Ottawa Imper- _1;lgll_;‘cs it would appear to be about hive not been able to nod B man §:_1______

ial Conference committee of the Bri- ,00 . ' n mm to devote his

tish Parliament would have been General Honjo accounted for his 3`£;;1b;;da__;D1:ts fi the boys _m_ Bi_ltt.ons. Badges. Rlegistra-

51111113 that moment' men wtsme tm treaty zone thus: able to become members of ordln- C

1 ' t . mghnggeg 1'...-111, one battalion of infantry and a bat- uihgozisnmer two Boy scout _

Coming to the broad aspects of tory 0! artillery at Chenchiaun; one Camps were __egistemd_ the Provm_

turirl imposltlon,Mr.Runcimnn urg- comps-ny of infantry and a section cm Camp undo, me guidmoe of ed all _shades of opinion to apprgcl- of artillery at Chuliuho; one com- Mr Parent _md me Bedeque Camo

it 1' h C, t pany of infantry at Yirlgkow. `

;:';ctc1;iii11l;cei:sau11.igus1ye 152133133 1 191111 by Rev' M1' C1°W‘1' s°°“1_' O

' ‘ 'master-, Both were managed exce -

shipping, with which he so long has_JllDilh€5€ il`°0DS f°<1Hy and winter _muy _md Wm result in better Pr

One battery of artillery at Kirin

Winter clothing was issued to the

ted th quarters are being prepared in all

been associated he invi e _

’ l , Sc tl b »ll who were in at

ricusc to consider- thc possibility, ii|areas-indications. it was assumod._ te_;’;'a fm; we would like to

also a. hundred other industries. In In the Ansenchi area a few miles - - _ _ _ _ .

tc south ol' Tsltsihar. the Chinese ore °11'ers who helped in my way to cts fo* me coming year. 1 me m other amnteul activities. in has boon n question since the Joint Gladys Denny. In the course of the

i ol

-i Secretary attended by 54 3°°“15-

<continueo from ....ge 1, -rnis lutter camp was tho 181165*

' t camp ever to be held in

Scou

E. 1:. and from. all anslea We-S

brief reference to the outstanding a h e success In addition to the '

ug ~

events. ben its in health and fellowshill

I5uring the year we were dgllgho the cd to be honored by n visit from Sh°W1"s that the boys were never Monrnissr., Que., Nov. is-_my

Mr. John A. Stiles. Chief Executive we:

11115

his way clear to come E t h ill C111” alwp, g 11 d .ml 15 e W Signalling, eight First Class Ambu of conciliation appointed by Senat-‘

and Accidents, five uses 01 or thc Hon. G. D. Robertson, Miri-

deubly in the minds or many Boy “"°°"’ scouts by -e. banquet and demon- “°°°

the Lieut. Governor and Mrs- Dal- :co ton. The affair was an undoubted 1;"

sion on the minds of the public Pro

0111' meh W9” able 10 “V511 1h9lll‘ Boy Scout Association for Pri1ice1.

ward Island for the year endingi

tobcr 31, 1931. 0

EM I N :boon coinnlctcd letters wi1l1bc sent 1110511100- and very ably and elo- from its suppom

I _ i _I Ct d “St f qucntly explained ine main object Th

(out to ti sp.cial1y s,c c 0 _ __ _ Ulm ,,musm_d ocrsom ;i_U3';<;_sEI;_oy;l1o_;1_:;_ T_i_1c____fol;g_l;s ego, cn route to Pictou, the Gov-

‘ . _ . ' ern t " - -- 1

o Di. P. A. Cicclmuli siutcd that, s_______ Bro MCTR ___ Bm M Cab 111611 °11115°1` M111_gaf01 C’lf0Ui€

1 _ _ t - ~ KU: - - to this port, a freight steamer,

ys, Settlers Children _

Badge” . . . . . . .

members ndrlrs

lonely (see inventory)

ephone and Telegram . press .45

ion, etc. ......... ash in Brink, Oct. 31, 1931

ct. 30, 1930, cash on hand

Associate members . . . . ...

cvinciol Scout Camp

leader-gnip of the Provincialwl

eiollowlng tests were passed.

Six Bwimmer Badge, thirteen the

gwimming three First Class 4000

in felling `trees, twenty-one Etc, d class First Aid, scventeell prop

ling, thirty-two -Scout Pace, cent

sociat. b

a mem ers of Charlottetown, _hm three me Fighting ‘mem _vm

-1 ur

...

.........

tatement of receipts and ex~_n.-ld ditures for Provincial Council of1. wlll

Expenditures `

vincial Scout Camp $357.20

aders Books" ......... 855|

131

ll EUNSIIJER

Canadian Press)--Its delibera-

Athiete Badge. W/Silly 51* F159 tions affecting the welfare of about'

0 railway employees, the board!

of Labor, toienqulre into the osuls of the two great trans-

Cvsme. 1011!' 8000115 01°-‘B S18' portalion companies for a ten per

rcductior: in the mcn's wages,

y- I . get under way here tomorrow. nd clsas Cooking ,Bhd 111119 Pursuant to their policy of cutting P085- down expenditures, the companies “F1118 iho _ V981' 15118 f°110W1il§ some time ago urged upon the em-

badges have been issued by the ploy-ons the acceptance of a lower-

vincial Secretary: od rv

Tenderfaot Cub cd hhd in an effort to 1-ha

,grmwmg 11: week Mr' Smeg 14511111 First Star Cub .........-...... _ agrccnicirt among the interests af-

ps W never 1105511111’ and "me Tenderfoot Scout ............. 57 ghhthd a hoard of conciliation Wag

_ cond Class ................. applied fm-_

°s"°‘1 1” S°°“1”‘g- trust class J. Guweu Tmmmg camp 1" s°°“t`i Kiu8'S Scout preside over the meetings, his col-

muwrs was 11‘11°1 "1 Fa11`V1eW» by Proficiency ilii€i8€-'i- 23. HS f011°WS5 leaclles bc-ing professor J. C. Hem- 11" °111“°“ °1 11” D°’“1“1°“ Head' Ambulance man 1. Athlete 9. Gar- moon, of Mcoiil university ifcr thc ‘1“°1'1'°"' `°1 111° B°5' S°°“" A-‘S°°' dener 1. Marlrsman 5. Musician 1. mcnl mul Isaac Pltblado, K. c., _ hfinder 1.`Pi0li€€'f. 2, Slgndiltl” Winnipeg, Man., (for the com- the only time such a ollmll has 3, andswimmer 5. _ nuniosn The initial meeting will bc

nge scale. This the men reject-

M. MacDonnell of Toronto will

tomorrow at tlln 0‘Cl0Ck» but

Christmas Seal CENTRAL GUARDIAN

S6116 T0 Be Cign.. norrhss w;_N;en, pints and

. quarts, Will call for, Phone 1107.

dugted By Gyros 1051-il-11-ci

____ DON‘T MISS Auction Forty Fives

Mr. C, M. yvtlliams was the in Emerald Hall every Tuesday

speaker at lilo Gyro clnh dinner. night, beginning Nov. 10. Games hold lost cvnnng nt ins conidiun start a p rn. $5 sold piece sivou National Holi-1. He outlined, in de- ,for the highest number of points at tail. the purporc of the Allti-Tub- end of season. 10151

erculosls Christmas Seal Sale and *_ the plans made for the campaign CHARLOTTETOWN GOLF CLUB

which starts November 23 and which _T119 1*-11111131 59119151 111111111111? °1 Will be (_~(;11du(~t|;-d by the C|ub_ The tht! Ch81‘]0t1vEfDWl1 G01! Club W1”

hhm._.,h,,¢c pos, Prosidoms of the at 8 o'clock. Every member of the Club. Messrs lt. c. chandler, c. M. C1”

Clarke iviih Dr. P. A. Crcelman as D pcrllluilsxiz Sccrctlu-y '1‘reasug-er. Mr. W. J. Mollnglinil is director of mg

is lrvi-='l11c the mulling list. Mr. 1°'

membi-rs of the St-al Sale commit- 11° 119111 11115' '111°‘“1“y' °"e”1“3 1" m

ornin

tee iz-.rc lhc Pres-idclit nnd the three Odd F°11"W5 111111' v1°1'°1'1°' R°w’ when they were finally picked up.

b is requested to attend. 10156 mo

S A.4`\\Ja¢ A_svA4

HAI] TRYING EXPRIENCE

IN PILUT BMT

-mr-.1

Pilots James McDougall and

tin Egan, of this city, had a severe experience when their 35-foot moto: boat was disabled in the Northum- berland Siraits from early Saturday

g until Sunday morning,

e pilots left about 6.30 Saturday

ming in their boat “Mary Spring"

Williilllls. W. D. Gillis and Frank to take in the~S. S. "Venus" which

oh T MISS Au°11°11 F0117 Fwes was en route to Charlottetown to

ln Emerald Hall every Tuesday ,ood

ht' beginning N°v‘ 1_5' Gam” to board the steamer off Fitzroy

piibliclly curl Mr. H. M. Simpson 511111 11 P ~m~ $5 8015 P-We 81"” Rock. near Governors Island, but

the 111311151 111111111111 '11 11111115 111 when a short distance outside the

Gillis is cliiliriniin of the personal “"1 °f 5e“s°11'- 10151 harbour, the boat encountered heavy

potatoes. They were expected

solicitation r-cmnlittcc. Ten team seas, and before proceeding very far,

captains have brcn appointed as B

Bovycr, 1-“.vci'ett Ferguson, W. A. Gaudet, Robert Hyndman, Dr. B. C. Kccpiiic, W. J. Monaglian, Phil- llll Palmer. w. E. scnnlicbniy and “H H. M. Sllillron. Tllc pt-rsoilncii of! En

--_- 1

the tennis will be ontloullcfrd on S -.‘- I the

d K of Commerce, on Monday evening,

OTTLES WANTED- P11115 “-1111 water entered the gasoline tank In

follows.: llvssi-s R. R Bell, Elmer 11113115' W111 “B11 1111- 11110119 1107' a short time the motor stalled, and

' i05"'1i'17`21 the pilot boot drifted out of tho

“_-‘ course generally taken by ships. Ai

B- 1- S- DEBATE-'T119 5600114 01 times the heavy waves, dlivcll by as

561115 01 d15C"-1510115 0" 1115 heavy a. nortiiwest wlnci, swept into

cyclical on Labor t.ook place in the boat All day tho ,mm boiled and B. I. S. Hall, Canadian Bank wo,-hed at an ,.nomo__ '

A distress signal was hoisted, but

ur nv - Am., mo psrsoml 50116,.,-tw,., has! N0" 15111 The R-9V Father Filffel the terrific windsoon ripped this

rec steamers, the S.S. “Hocliol-

therc me over a hundred dcaths_ ___ ,,c,,_,,y In me Pmvmo ,mm 4 lo.-lan. Bro. John 0Nei1l- Aftor the which cleared this poet on soiurdny

1° ` , _ | debate was over the 'fsmokes were ft . ._ _

(Canadian Press) T“.1°1`1'°u1°s1S "nd that the a'1'°111g1e§ passed around and a short musical CJhfr1l1i1{t11x;|ir?;:w1c1;1i; n:lDcct,1il;1;1cSd

R. Heartz ‘Thanks _ PHILAD-ELpH_IA P _ N _15_._. ago of the dcco‘."'.\d was about _ _

' ' H" °v l 1 iP1`°i§i-*mme WFS Dui? 0” 111 Which withm a quarter of :i mile of the

339 iMrs

n Stiles, reception d Piece, P. L. Fllliter .

plies Prov. Camp

ga 3.22

. Sarah Bradley telephoned her 1\l'Chi.V ii\'0. it f H 4 k rt. Pi 1 nting, etc. Associate daughter at a. dance curly today to . Di". B. C. Keeping said he was; B11; ;1';v_z1"__1;'_c;°;1__n11“s£ep1:i1;:_§:_;’ ;11‘?_11111e‘1 110111- 1’U1_U‘@ 0§CUl11lli=

3-29 tell her she felt that “somctl1ingED1C€lS<`d that the Gym Cillil WHS' Bro: Roy MoGmvr;w and Bx.o_ néddtofttract the” 1111611111111' 116 dreadful is some t°llf\PP°i\ 1° >'°“-”'1“““111"§ 11”’ “""1°“1g“ “"1 1‘°i’°‘1‘ o‘Nei1l~ songs sro M calissnon d id du ness mptupOmhCm'thc1 13-55 The di1uslitor.HeionB1'o<ll¢‘y.merely that thc S010 “`°“1d bc' H' "°°°’°1'Bro. Pius Callaghan Bro. Mc-1 Tiicis so stain thltiwtout ant uuichmr moo 1a__g___ed_ _ o_m_ __ _ ' _ e ex n . Drcvcli cd crr.

a__d__m_ Printing S__a_ An hour _Mer She was C____s__cd to It was dC_____c___ to a_______ s______s__r ;Ti1sl1c rind gg ectjong and s0nBS_ 011 from being blown ashore, possibly or

_ _ i the guitar by Albert Armstrong, 1-eef5_ which would soon mam

21-47 death in an automobile ooilisioll in It Junior Hockey tt-nm and n sum violin solocttnn hy Bro, Stephen mamhwood of their cm” Throu I 13-75 which a mall also was killed, iinotli- of money was voted to defray ex- Tmmon an onooood several "moo the night th Dccup __ ' ___ g

wers, Scout Casford ... 2.00 ' _ s _ . 9 1111 5' C0 an'

cr critically injured and thrcc per p.nses _ _ _ __ _It ,S tht, intention of the Society hungry’ kept hailing out the watt

2-10 sons slightly hurt. Mr. Flank Fraser is chairman of to oonunw, those debates on the which was shipped as __ __ td

- ' ie on ov

the Hockey Committee, thc other first Monday of each month her nose into the heavy seas

inc-lnbcrs are Messrs. T. B. Rogers, l As d 1. ht b __

r . th hi '

P f 1 ls 'Horace Brown and Harry Rm? ENJOYABLE s0C1’11'*°T1‘9 Y°1m3 haustediygid flthdein Zhoeugaylm

21159 ro esslona 1I\i'dS0ll- mcn's and young women‘s classes of failing ;o hold they io .d d the lc

. ci c o i

56.62 A d A President R. C. Cimiidicr waS_St. James Church held 9. very en- me ,.0pe_ as they were too woakc,

n rna ears chairman ilhd the lllvviiflg WIS joyable social last evening in the raise the anchor and take the

5554-33 largely attended. church hull. About sixty young peo- chances of being driven to Sher

Receipts

P19 were Present- A 11111111391' °f Bam” Just as they were about to take th

(Canadian Press) I 1 and a usements were enthusiastic-

OTTAWA 0111 Nov 15 -with 9' al ohne ed in under the supervis stepyestelday morning they Home

' " 1 I ,__i_. 1)' B Z ' a

$ 18.97 nl ridate from the Ottawa brunch , _ $191_00l0fathe Amateur Athletic Union of (Colltlilufld fl"0m D880 1) 1°" 01 111° P1'€51de“1- MF- 1£m“e1 them. The ses, still rough, prevent $344 36 Canada _nm Mocualg Wm go .th "‘*_‘°;_‘”’_""_’“"”"“ P1`°Ws°` The 11111115191' Rev* R" _ed the boat. Which was the one or

‘ ' spective provincial and state auth- Moorhead Legate, B.D., put on a-grated by the govommom oooh.

small power boat bearing down o

` l- Wi i next month to attend the . _ _ _

tn t th <1 <1 _ $554.33 snxsliiriccting or tue union mcper- °"‘11es "‘1"‘es“"‘1 1” ‘°°“'°’ ‘1°v°1°1’ s1"’°1°1 °°“1°“ 1° 1°” me 1‘“°‘"' em- ff°‘“ H°i“@ flifmsslrle. but Siiir

the Government interfered .with the fo:-__ 1; il-Ixlal’ ,commari was _ren y thank those who rented or lent The election of officers than took ed to vote in favor of permitting o ment. _ __ __ ld. l__e_r;ge__;h_e yollgig _l__l;C_>_i_>_1e hal? C: 31°F' ulants were passed to thc exhausts 1“‘1““’1" “might be 1e°p‘"d1z1"g g y' ' ” land for these Comps and 815° B11 nlucc -rho following orc thc ofnc- rofcssionul in one sport to com- what WP” "1 ‘1°"° °1”"°“ S °‘.' 1 ° a 11"” 1 ° °° °' 11 me" by mea” 01 fl life l°l'fS@1'\'l

' p bc made in the internat‘ons1 rapids prize, which was won by Miss attached to a ,mo

A hawser was finally passed to tl

passing’ he expressed his Miva I make them the success they were phtmh His Hong

. ~ ' - ur, the Lieuten- At the annual meeting of thc - . _ _

°i11111°11 111111 Great 1311111111 W°“1d be lgmflmg m' iiungreds of Cowie;-,hmtc We are especially Kiad to report ant Governor cal bmnch Mr McCuzii§ was Given iengincergzjg hoax:-id' “C1 5115131511 of liveaingi igffsgmigts _:_ere jsergd P11015 boat which the men msdg fer foolish to follow exactly the fiscal' 96 COHS PUC U8 Ml GB YR 6 _ ' ‘_ _` ' ` general gal' Jn win, 0. 1 am y e a es u . en oya e the anchor ro e , t ,_

_,hat no serious accidents occurred President-Mr. George Fillitcr, his instructions for thc WinniP0g 11 1101' CU “mhoi

policy of the United States. Thc|i91`@hCh SyS¢€ll'l. With 5il'0hB‘h0iCiS Sev- at e__h_____o_mp_ (re_e_e___ed)_ C_mfc__c__Cc_ _md the hope was ex_ Kelly and Col. G. B. Pillsbury for evening was closed by the National fear of being cmshod on the rock

muy way 1° restore trade permlm- en knomewrs south of Angamm' take this o rtunity of Vice-Presidents-'lvlr George Dc pressed that the important question |1110 United States' ;ndL]?u;c1m Anthem' and the 111119 POWCF i>0ilt, with lu

V91' 0 C WC an tow soon reached port.

~ May DDO . -

t th _ -M L ll n, Oli . -li-

enuy was 1° expand expo: S' ra er thanking all the Provincial ofllc- Blois and Mr. Jamcs Lelghtizcr, of professional amateur status would C_;___1;;_1 ;________on Mitchell for C_____ Mr” G_ Roy Ph_m__s_ mo__ucm__

After a warm nlciil, the first th

than restrlctlmports. --"'li- __ _ _ _ _ th A A U C _

- ers for th.ir never failing support (Queens County), Mr. J. L. Mur be discussed by c _ . . rc “___ turned in its _.Coon to the Kensington, was in the City Oil 171151' rescued men had siiicc they llzirtoo.

seventy Acts of Parliament wh

Htilllittffli

full enemy."

“ Coming to the crux of his pro- ___, 105°-1il»M1'-R““°1m. Y* 511111111616 111111 the peerage his wife, the former ____ been anticipation abroad during the :`”' past few wceks of the imposition of

duties in Great Britain at an early

date. The result wasvthat exporters .

_ had been trying to ions their goods f,1;f,_1s 1' p"°°"°m1 1" he' ""1

in Great Britain before the anticip- ated duties became effective. In the

__ Governments opinion, this practice .. had been too widespread. The in-

‘£11

.crumb

\ nu

i-Mil

National Govemment. _His elevation also will bring into

Ethel Anriakin, whom he married in 1005, and who by her writings, musical attainment-s and social

When Prime Minister Ramsay

MacDonald’s Labor Government re- signed last August Mr. Snowdon was one of four Labor Ministers

-_ creases in some instances amounted who took omoe in the National

° 1;; to“ninety percent in goods unlikely ____ to add to the cost of living. He ‘;‘ listed such goods as plate and sheet ~" glass, cutlery, sewing machines,

Government. As Chancellor of the Exchequer, he put through Pnrlim- ment a drastic budget that entail- d sweeping economies and reduc-

“$ 1 " _ __. typewriters, colored cottons, woolen u°_____ ___ the dom At the time of me

Q tissues, carpets and calf leather.

1;* Power To Trade Board

ith

; "that the best way to deal with this

“We have c`ome to thé conclusion,”

said the Board of Trade President,

is by giving power to the Board of Trade to issue an order-which must come within four weeks to the

epic

/'I H901 ‘ .er.rzr. pany

_ House for its sanction-which will :T impose upon the article to which the‘ T Act will apply, a duty not exceeding

f' une hundred percent."

2 The announcement brought loud 5 cheers from the crowded_bendhes.

“rt is no good doing thlnss by halves," added the former Free

f Trade cabincteer, which brought

another lodr cheer. "lt must be so effective as to put an end or reduce the strain upon our purchasing call-

-' acity abroad and to do it as far as

possible without injuring our own, people; I know I shall be asked what we are doing .for agriculture. The powers we are asking are emergency

_ powers and will expire in six months.

As this is a forestalling bill, we

‘ have not included agriculture out

the Minister of Agriculture (Sir

'"1"' Joliii Gilmour) already is lt work

.sg

on his proposals."

1 1 _ ._~_;sf...'-...li"" 1§i|!i'..l‘~

general election he announced he would not be a candidate on ac- count of the state of his health. Mr. Showden was injured in a

bicycle accident when he was 27

years old and has made his way with canes ever since. During his convalescence he acquainted him- self with the creed of the labor party and when he ruse “Om 1115 bed he was a staunch convert.

I-Ie resigned from the Liberal

ph,-ty in 1994 and joined the fn- dopomiont Labor Party shortly af' terwards. He made his first bid 101' office in 1895, but wls not elect- ed until 1006 when he was sent t0 the House of Commons from Black burn. '

He has been a- leading character on the political stage of Great Britain ever since. During 111° 01°” War he was denounced' as an athf gigt, pacifist and a traitor because of his oui.lD°k¢i\ °°1'11P1°°1 '$111151 armed conflict. When he calm back from the Y°_‘m3 P11111' °°n' :si-ence in last at the Hocus. when he obtained important concession! for Great Britain, he was hailed os "good old Phil" and the srv-

ior of his oountfy. `

Our census taken on 0

Crowe, Central Bcdelllle. Rev. A191!

gh; iowere Sole to oomolobo thou. commencing at one o'clock. All ` rsi d br d 1' _ _i

practical course in Scouting and “1°°11- 1“°1“‘11113 111111 an ui CLASSIFIED ADS so that it muy bc brought lmmedi ,ject might gtgrt in the summer of

he, miooteo Rev A G horses, farm implements, quan y ____ ately to the attention of the Sen- |932_

recelvet r cel' : - -_- crowe Central Bodequo: Mr. J- B- 11" “”‘1 111°” ““‘1 “°’“" 1‘°“‘“1‘°1‘1 wnmsn -_ A nmmo noolvl sto for rotificniion_ if no hirchcs carrying out of the scheme in its|

Lewis. Freetown; Mr. Clarence ;“11111‘11'°° ___1-1__‘_;"1'11_°1°1'1111_;1‘°__1;1 1111” girl. Apply Morell Hotel. ishonld develop they bclicvc work on gntl,-gty lg intended to or-onto a' Walker. ChHl'i°tf»¢tl0Wh: MF- Wm- sinh Hugbm °" 3111353 11;°“°1xe; 1°1‘111'11'17'21|the international section may begin waterway for ocean liners from the Bradley. cnsriottstown; wm. it ° “fi 1- ’ ' ' ` _ 15T(_;§_; -sometime ncxt sninmci-_ This is sd- Atinhth tc, the herd or the ag.-ont' Bumett, Charlottetown; wni. War- ho"“owork_ Aomy Mrsf"‘GEm,oé mittcdly nn optiiifsiic \-law.

F011. Chl\l'1°1“=1°Wil Bild R- C~ PU' _ Mason, Bunbury. 10145.11-17-21 Saturdays couici-ciu-s was e full’

ent, Charlottetown. This is the _Mil '

first time in the history of Stout- Geygafg Lgseg W»\N’i'bD 'ro n.r-:N'r-rwzsinsarn'department crnn-l.-=, .nsistniit sec-_mont oi 3,000,000 additional wntcr ing in this province that such a _ residence. centrally lncnird. Byiretary James “_ R_,g,,._. hhd John

training course was put on. ______ _ ;::_r_lonslble party. R. Hickerson, in rlini-gr _oi_canadi-1

- ~ - -»= 1 .s

During the months of July and _ no 2,_foh.s_ Wm. , _,hd h 0 hgg t

Ausust two Boy Scout Camps wore P/mrs, Nov. ls. rA_P.i-The mar _ a,\-_~_~|m_v,.\y nnmvpm; Mr. stimuli. c_»l_ li.u.im~.i Mcmdei-_ g sequence to the Joint official hh- held, one at Bedeaue under thaislianlsh llywelght clintnlllon. Arll- Fasl Wiltshire school und Quccns the U. s. l\r_..._<;..», ......lr n speciai'nouncement oi Rt. Hou. R. is. acn- loadcrship of the Rev. A. G. Crowe. la, won on a foul in the seventh Arms, a 'heavy overcoat with mp from CH _“__ L., hh pt-e,cnt_|

where i'l scouts attended nnrl tlie1rour.;l from Frankie me-irc. New 1991113' 11"1“‘f- Fi“f1°f "`C"--‘P “"°

" “One useful inventor is worth __ _ |

emi and assistance in the work entrust- dock, (Kings County), Mayor Lid- prescntntivcs. _ S st d

_ Association of Prince Edward Is- stone of Surnmeiside, (Prince _wommended a two stage develork

tcnce in whic r ' (Continued from page l) land ever mcreasmg success' Co;:iZ)o0mm_ss1oner__M__ G T . nicht on the ground i`£ could be The Guardian regress to lcsrn that wo,-se fm. meh. advonturo

: -ed @1001; back upon his former at- ` ` ' 'W carried out in two parts, the con-.Mr. G. Gaudet, K.C., is confined to

tltude toward fiscal matters. “Pati-

` ence, I know, is not s. popular vir-

tue," he said when again plclldiilil chequer were climaxed by the an- for time for thc G0v€l'lirl1ollt- "I, nouncement that he had been made have been with this Government ori- h, pm- so that he mtght hold th., ly ten days but already I lm°W its orifice or Lord Privy scsi in thc

ve active cubs, '

i1l1;“:otfi1l1/Z1 350:; aarilad 13 Lone _FOR sALE'_11° 111111; genemtm prefgrences to give permanence bo 05 W1111°0 C01- -1»M"`fk11am and C°1-,son's office and when they left Scouts. B. t.otal of 184. In addition 111 11 11111311111- A111115' 111111 5911' 191°' the appeal' Pi11Sblll'y- _ they were surrounded by a group of that evening, got in touch, through to this more are 30 ahttve Let.;-le,-g P11°ne» 2117- '5Umm°1'51‘1°- 1015441 ”"“""°°“_" ` The United States has already newspapermen. They moved down the Marine wharf watchman, with making a grand total of 214 active ”"* t - _indicated to Callfldtt ii \\-'111 110 Will- the hall into Mr. Rogers office, the members. This does not include 85 _T9 THE Fox BREEDERS of P' _.___ iilig 10 TCCCGB fl‘0lh ii-S l’0Siii°l\ in assistant secretary calling out that Associate Members nor members of E' 151111111' Have 1'°“1° mx" dressed (Continued from page 1) _tho matter of constructing dams the fm-mat statement would be pre.

me various Troop committees. by °1-P- '1`°¥‘1°“ 1* S°“- E"i’"1 l-l-----.und there is every ronson to be- pores.

During the past your new troops 511111111113- 20 years °x11e1`1°11°°~ 111111110:-nmcnt atprcscnt to dispense tcm- -licve that when tho board meets

have been started at Summerside, °m°°» S"m1“°1`51‘1°' P- E- 151“1'“1-tpzrarlly with the services in Canada fthe U. S. section will quickly agree work May start 1931:

the Church of the Holy Redeemer, P11°11e' 339- 1°155'11'11`51 of one of its senior ministers. To this to 3, two-stage development.

and at Alberton, and Scoutmssters ___ “Bic of the situation coilsldcrution Officials on both srics declined Annonngomgnt on the 3t_ Law. wg;-rants imued to Rev. A. G. _STORE EN,T1mE11-T110 51°" °1 will be given before rl dcflnitedrcis- .to amplify the formal stntcmcnt on mme Segway proposal tdnlght lends

Messrs- 05115111 5°’ C°~» W°°"151°°1‘1» ion is reached. sziturdayxs mcotiug. It was issued for-ge to the forecast that ,_ treaty

Gthsm., Montague, ivrr. George W” b'°k°i\ *HW °“ S“’"1“l' “ight _In the event or the Govcruuivnttnt otioivo and ivssiiiirgton simul- my possibly he framed hs- Fraser, Murray Harbour and Mr. 111111 ‘1 111151’ V"“`1°1y 111 5°°‘1s W” deciding it can sparc Ont 01 115-tancously. I-lowcvcr, ilicrc is no tween thc two countries in time Wm. Bradley, Charlottetown. 1111911- T110 °U1D1`11S€UW1‘°‘1 19111011311 Minlsterato goto Honolulu, Holi- H-‘doubt thc administration is plcnscd1f0r gubmtgglon to the cnngdign Prince Edward Island received ‘1 W1“‘1°w 111 111° °m°e' The 11°11°° H- Stevens. Minister 01 TW10 and to have thc ncgotintiniis under wa H- pnrllgmgnt gnd the United stntng special benefit this year from the 111° 1“ves113“t111¥111° m°'1t°1' C0mmer¢e. Would Dl‘.0bl1biy 110 i¢h°_Congrcssf convcilcs on Dcccmbcl' . congress sometime in February or_ cilwoil Training Camo for Scout i ¢h°i_°¢- Rt- H011- Sir G°°fll° P°flCy»_snd President Hoovrr’s message Mn.-cn. if s treaty is arranged and Leaders. Men attended from the "AUCT10N 551-E 01 111° 051-“til senior Privy Councillor. 15 M1111! will probably coninin ii rcfcrcnce to'hhp.~°vnd hy the chnpdlgh ph;-hh- Maritime Provinces and Ontario. °1 111° 13119 Efiwit W- Hilfliel” it Pi-lme Minister in thc absence fromfthe Sh Lhwrhhw U_ g_ hhthhrittes ment and me United States Com

llowin seven men from °“1'1°1°“ s1‘11“¥- M°1"1“1" N°"' 23111' Canada Of Premier BHHUC11- lbclievc lt is not lnilvossiillc 8- tlclty gross and senate by next spring, it

-4- ma be drafted bcforc Clllli-Si-lllllelis suggested that work on the pro-`

governments in 1926 The Canadian ness ye er ay. ` of supper on Friday night, and 1

good day‘s rest, they felt none th

The C. G. S. Brant, which wa

Your Faithflll-ly _

s I Spl‘i88s. (Continued from page 1' trol of the flow would be better‘thc house through severe illness. lying at the Marine Wham was un

G' T' 511311165’ Assistant Commissioners-Mr Wil-

_ Provincial Commissioner nam Warren and Mn ___ _L M0ms_ _ _ __ H vhmh assured and lcss_ land Would _be _ *_*-W' _ able to put out to the rescue. as til

The secretm_y_T__m_ _“ren Mn Rr sccre______y_M___ R C P____e____ ltults at__lt\_§l_;r;nn. e_eno;1;S_f_l_ __\_ the flooded. The United States engin- V»ASHI_1_\1GTON, Nov. ;§Foroign steamen owing to a Case of oiomho

. ' ' ‘ ' w cons - - - , . - _ _

port as follows: __Fh_‘nce Commmee__N£____ G_ Fino- _ _ pan ._s - _ _ _ an ne. orcovcr, the pilot bout wa

_en Mm ____ c___md_e__ _____s_ R_ C_ ducted tl;rougho;_i_t _the Egitlin ISE; The single stage would cost, when cludcd. William McGrath 1_-Iarow, tn such shallow watox. that me Emu

Report of Secretary ’1‘reasure"r of Parent t/0 odvcr LSB Bl- _PTO UCS 11 _completed with a development of Washington, D. C., Assistant Dis- could not get to hor assistance; am the Boy Soouto Assn for P E I Th ' I _ f th k 111050 111 the 1301111111011-1 111111113 111° 2,136,000 lioi'sepowel', $235,000,000. irict Accounting and Disbursing

- ' ' ' e usua vo es o an s were C, ist 1 no _ _ _ __ M

;:r'Pres1dmt’ Ladies and Gentle- 1'11_:£;Z5'5i_‘1S‘K1‘1 111° 11‘°e11“5 °1°s°‘1 nS€;?ill`1r101ijA1 1~iis`1\‘;11‘:'311css reply 11)1lu1;1l§i‘sF;tal§<§\vi;ro1i;1i 6115121164 l?i1;.11$iIce;?r a(f1>8l11€1?l11ta¢2clax11ific11:1[-i'11onsni‘l11 the Bram Could not get time b

m I w ou ence. . 1,005 ' _ , The at om. has been h wry » We1°°m°"1 111° _m°“°me111 1° 1 000. lit OWBWB irl 8»€id1ti°li 10 111°” 11” tile. On hearnlg of thc al'i'l\'ol o busy ogesfof ggdnting in P. E. I. -'----l the 511° °1 B"11‘°h 11°°ds and said 11”- the S- S. Venus. without thc pilot: “"1 °°““1‘1°’“1’1° 1”°g'°‘°" 11” bee” ' 1;; 02.25121 ci1;(:c;h;.;]i0gr?»;;rs1;1;.;1..B.;1;; Form' -‘““°““°°“‘”"‘ on board. however. Mr. E. E. claw- made. ` “ som, Marine Agent nt Charlottetown

ct. al, 1931, ;‘“_1_‘“`;11i"1’_1_‘_’_ “1’;°°“1,' __H__°f When thc board rooon_vcnos rr- canadian iegation. For u solid hour who had information that thc pow-

°1“1‘1' ° 0 ex ‘1"5‘°‘ preseiltativcs for the United Stat- the conferees were in Mr. Stim- er boats of thc Dominion Public

Works Department would be in port

as the boat carried' no llglll. Blu

fo 1

re dark, the search would be fu

Mr. W. E. Hyndman, Govcmmeni Engineer, and as a result, late Sat- urday afternoon, tlic Eilginecrs power boat with Messrs. Jos. Mc- Donald, Stcvcdore, Jumcs Lund, Ar- thur McKenzie, and W. E. Hyndman, left in search of the missing pilots. Dark interfered with their work, and they returned to port. The boat lr-ft Sunday morning, and at 7.45 locntcd the disabled pilot boat.

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C0llEGE GiRl DISAPPEARS

Lakes, a development <|' 2,000,000

(Canadian Press) WELLESLEY. Maw., Nov, 16 ..

Professor Hamilton C. Macbougall.

professor emeritus of music at Well csley College, reported to police last

horse power in the international night that Rosemary Palm:-r Gild-

drcm international nifrilug. State_secticn and a potential dcvolon-tins. 17. daughter of o London, Eng.

Mr Herrlrlc-~ -.\ i= .-~`r‘<ill<il‘d ‘Jy Mi'-'Presldfnt Herbert Hoover of the

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land, banker had disappeared.

power in the purely Canadian na- --------_ tional section. The Callfornizi board of cducatiol

The statement last. night. came as has approved ii textbook compiled by

the neronnuiiciil committee of th( State Clmmbcr of Commcrcc which

nett, Canadian Prime Minister, and;outlines the history of triilisportln

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