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his bride to be, some time ago, it be- came the fashion to present such birds in future brides in Japan, with ihc result that the demand put the price of these birds up to a. fabulous extent. From $50 a. pair the price Jumped to $975. Ivtr. Wilson had many interesting things to say about these budgerlgar. There is a Budgcrigar Society which . has members from all parts o! the world. King George ls patron, the only royal patron of a naturaliat so- ciety in the world; Mr. Wilma hap- pens to be the chairman of this ao- ciety ior 1931. From the originll birds of two colors the members of the society. by experimenting on the basis or the Mendelian laws, have produced a variety of budgerigars in- cludzng many colors. and, when a new color species is established, the value of these is very high, he said.

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MONTREAL, Que., May 13.—(By The Canadian Pressr-Fashion will do much to enhance the price o! an ,anlmnl says Andrew Wilson, who la a visitor in this city. For instance. when’ Prince Tnkamatsu, oi Japan.

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Rioting Was Directed Chievfly Against Re- ligious Institutions- Former Spanish Dic- tator Arrested.

(Copyright, 1831, by, Ualtcd Frau) MADRID. May li-Jfha Republican Government, born amid riotous scenes just. a month ago, resorted)» martial law tonight to end disorders arming from clashes between Repub- licans and llbqnamhists. The rioting was. directed chieﬂy against religious institutions, due in recent Republi- can charges thrill. lhc church ‘indirect- ly was aiding lhsldotfarchlat party which is aéekmgireswraﬂon o! the Throne. Religious lnilldlngs were at- tacked and blamed. ‘troops were am- tloned throughout the capital and were ordered not to tolerate contin- uation of the disorders. ‘twenty-six persona werq arrested. including the tormcr Dictator, Gen. Dsmaso Berenguer, who faces "grave charges." Arms and amunitlon said to have been hidden by Monarchisia were seized. The stock exchange was closed in all cities. The rioting, which began lut night and extended to Barcelona. and Cor- dqva, resulted in the tiring there o! seven religious buildings, molt of which were destroyed or severely dam aged. The mobs attacked eleven other church buildings, but were repulsed by troops and police. Throa pcrsona were killed and about a. dozen others injured, 1nd several of them seriously one print was beam; by rlotera. The mob shouted threats aglluat Mon- arohiats. called on the Government to inflict. the death penalty on Ber- engher; cheered the ‘Rcpublic and quickly attacked who raised their voices in 811M101‘! 0t the exiled King Alfonso XIII. "I have been inlormad of the origin o! the dlsturbancm 1n Madrid." the Minister o! Interior, Miguel Mamrn announced. "the plot is porfectly clear. All details coincide to indicate a marked Moaarchlcai and Commun- iatic tendency in plottlng. "The di- rectors o! thcrallways even told em- ployees tq strike. Sorns of the em- ployees obeyed. went to. Socialist haadquartem and learned that no strike had been ordered. "On the cou- trary the Socialists ordered them to avoid any i “ ‘ or stoppage 01 work. “This movement is the result o! the suicidal attitude of the Con- servative captialiat class." Maura. aald absolute order existed throughout. Spain. although "exalted elements" had attompud tn vain to stir up trouble and provoke strikes in some villages. Meanwhile time Government. ar- nsted Oslo Ponte, who was Minister of Juatlcs under the Dictatorship of

the Late Gen. Prlmq De Rivera. Or- ders were also issued for arrest o! the officers elected yesterday by the Mbnarchicnl circle, an organization made up o! various Mdnarchlaiic grmrlas. Two tanks Ind ﬂatoonl ‘of intan- try relive] cavalry mum in guard- ing the scene of rioting. Resident Alcala Zamora said that “everybody lia sorry for what happened today." "But the Government cannot bu blam ed. lines we did our but to atop the disorders.” he acid. "nu fault lieu with the Monlrchilta and the lt- truallla and is a result or the Mon- arcblst IllillQIlng yesterday." At Oordorva. religious building; were attacked when new: o! the Madrid

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rioting was received there. ‘Crowds stoned several newspaper offices, the

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Bishop‘: Palace, a seminary. a Jesuit residence and a Convent. At Barcel- one a group of man llred shots at

Mbntjulch Castle and nntrlca re-

turned the fire. Civil guards dispersed who attackers.

Madrid police were unable to halt

the rioting this morning when a tax!- cub strike. joined by other transpar- tation wouzcrs. inaugurated a. Repub- lican pﬁl-T: against Monti-chin ac- tiv-ltlca. Although troops were sum- moned to aid the police, there was no morgetic effort to restrain the crowd. The riotera themselves were not in a violent mood. ‘rho good-nat- ured temper-merit of the Spanish pGOplC was never more in evidence. ‘triers was maruly a. defer-urination to "gal. rid 0t we Jesuits and Camel- lief-other convent! were not at- tlckod-and the city was tranquil except in the centres of disturbance. In ﬂhc Plaza De spans. near the Roy- a! Palace, when a Oannelits Con- vent was burned. a Isl-donor wont a- round reminding persona not lo trample on tho gran and thvy pollu- ly p‘ his rtdlltlt. On the bench- es in the shade, laborers were doling through their delta: u it nothing unusual were hsppmlng a few steps away. Occasionally a fervently relig- laua woman would break into tun. but there warn few lnltancu in which emotions reached a high pitch. ‘

‘mo building: ant allrc include the Juult church and adjoining redden- co both o! which were dbntroyed af- ter the bitlldlad 1nd bun loclnd b!

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b0 the streets and destroyed. Firemen merely preﬁnled lhc spread ol the blaze. A civil guard was wounded by a. shot fired from the church, when it was attacked and the crowd shout- ed: "The Jesuits are trying to kill us." Cavalry and troops patrolled the scenes o1’ the flreafbut firemen were able to do little because of the de- lpnnlnatlon of the crowds to permit the buildings to burn. Thousandrol persons gathered around each burn- ing building, shouting: “Down with the Jesuits" and scrawllng such slo- gans as: "Justice ot the people"- theae are condemned tor being rob- bers", on the walls nearby. ’I‘he fire- man, Wllg were warned by the crowd to remain away from the burning buildings, lraternlud with the riot.- afl." incidents ma. destroyed bulld- lngs wore bummed to find reluge 1n the bolncl o! lrienda. but tumiturc, mum; and other objects from the buildings were thrown in the streets and destroyed. One Jesuit Father was injured when attacked by a-crowd in front. of the Royal ltablea, where he at- tracted situation by shouting: "Long live the King". The mob attempted lmlynch him. but was dispersed by troops who rescued the Priest. The Govornment" milpendad the Jesuit WIMP". ll Dahlia. The Provision- al Cabinet was in session practically all day and late into the night. During the day there were various indication: 0f hostility on tha part

cheered the appearance of troops and cavalry squads. Wide ra- sentmgnt against Berenguer was ax- presscd, many shout-a oi "we want the head orHerenguer" being raised. 'I'.he_ Cabinet ordered dismissal of all members of the Supreme Council of War and Navy. The Council o! Min- isters also announced its determin- ation to halt the rioting and prom- iaedNfJustice for all." The crowd wu sympathetic towards the Government at all times, even ralamg should o! "viva. la Republlca" when the declar- atlon of martial law was read in the Puerto Del Sol. Air-plants flew over the Capital. dropping maalmtoos In which the Government and the la- bor Union urged the people in return to won: and obey ordm. Theta ward small IYWPI o! anti-smut; olrculct- ing through the streets at yum: times, forcing small shops l0 clan and otherwise agitating vtolaaaa. They intimidated , persona an an streets and obliged molt of the cilia taxlcaba and street cars l0 atop run- ning. " ______y.____.._. MOUNT lTIWAIT AND VIOINITI

Miran Con and Jennie Douglas. o! Charlottetown. spent the wick. and at the boom o! thou- par-gnu, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Douglas, Mount awwart.

The mm! friends of Mn. ‘Mu Wlfrlm. Held of nllllbarwgb, an

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home tor some time, owing to ill- ness.

Mrs. W. MacEwen, who for the past lew years has resided in the U. S. A., has returned to her home at Bristol, and recently spent a law days visiting her sister. Mrs. ‘Fulton Douglas. Savage Harbor.

Mia Edith Cameron, Btanhope, apenl; the week-end at the home ol her paretna. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin

Cameron. new oflliillaborough.

Congratulations are being extend- edtoMnandMi-a. Roy Leard of Mount Stewart. on the birth of a bonnie baby.

Miss Sadie rarquharson, Bridge- town, spent. the walk-end at‘ the horns of her pauntnbfr. and Mrs.

ma: Farquhcrson. Ounavoy.

um Marlon L. Collin, Mount Bttwart. spent the week-cad ct the homo of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Collin, mun-x. Y. z.

High tide tbh morning a). 9.06 and tonight at. us.

Bun set; thh event‘ at ‘Lil and rhea tomorrow tanning at (an.

mw moon Sunday. May 17. 1128 s. m.

Bummer-aide tide eighteen minutes later than on lottctowa.

BRITIS}! WEST INDIES WANT REPRESENTATION AT OTTAWA CONFIIENC. PORT-OF-BPAIN, ﬂlnldad, B. V L, May I3.—(By The Canadla. Prem-“Thal. it is desirable that lhl British West Indies and British Gui ma should be directly reprlsented a the Imperial Economic Conlorcnce l0 be held in Ottawa in August of this year" la the gist 01's a ‘utlon PNE- ed recently at a meeting o! the Trin~ ldad Chamber of Commerce. To ac compllsh this the support cf the Les islatlve Council ls being sought. Tia resolution, was moved by the Prui- denl: o! the Chamber o! Comment J. Forbes. who said: ‘Thane Colonic. are the oldest possasalonpd lhf Overseas British Empire, and havlﬂl developed considerably in rscen ymi it seems hardly m: um. vol onlea with such an old record ‘lhmllf be lumped without qualification l! the category o! Crown Colonlll. mill or which have only coma under l-hl British llag in meant tlmal."

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