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1 World Shortage of _ G old Foreshadows

Early Revival o f Mining In Canada, Says Holi. Dr. Man- ion.

/(kiiiiidian Press)

F‘Ol'l`l` WILLIAM, Ont., Feb. l.- vnrld nlinrlnge of gold foreshadows _-arty rrviwl of mining in Canada, p.1rilciil.irly in northern Ontario. 0|,"-¢ pymyif-ciiiig on a large scale 10;)-_ew ilfposits is being warmly en- ci-uragrri, sfiid Hon. Dr. R.. J. Man- icn. I\inn.~ter of Railways and Cim- iis. sind ni-ting Minister of Trade nd Cumim-ree, here yesterday. roucliiug on general conditions ,hroizgliout thc country, the Minister ierini-céi that the worst phase of ln- lusirinl il-pi*-ssion is past. By sum- mz hc said, Canada should be get- ing; biicl; r-n the road to normal.

0 Boys Killed At A

Level Crossing

PISIIIIIII lINE INIJISPIIIE

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Trade Board Dissatis-

fied With Explana- tion of Mr. Apple- ton.

At a meeting of the Board of Trade

Council Saturday afternoon a com-_ munication from Mr. W. U. Apple- ton, General Manager of the Atlan- tic Region of the C. N. R., relative tothe Hillsboro Bridge was discussed. The communication stated that the railway is arranging to provide suit- able equipment for traillc on the bridge. The new branch line at Pie-

.quid, it is explained, had been con-

structed to avoid the necessity

strengthening the span.

Mr. R.. H. Jenkins maintained that

the latter statement was incorrect. A number of the other members ex- pressed the same opinion.

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Always remember the contraries of

Rllht. Justice. Reason, Liberty, Fra- ternity are Force, Violence, lns¢i|m|,,' Stupidity. Envy.

_ CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1931 s PAGES

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Annual Subscriptions delivered 86.00.

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0'l'l‘AWA. Ont., Feb. l.-When

Parliament spent in the naar

future. French Canadian _nem- bers of the Commons will have been doprivrd of the distinction oi havin; within their nah the

' head ol' the largest family of all

the Cornmoners. The sovoutetnth Parllsmolst will have .l. H. Myers Conservative rneinber for queens, P. l I.. as thc champion ictll- er. lfis family numblls Iifteon

| children. Mr. Myers remains. | however, for behind the record

of Col. H. ll. Lavigcur, a member of the last Parliament, who went down to defeat in the July elec- tion. His family numbered twen-

- ty seven children, and he was a

comparatively young man. W. A. Blaeii, a Conservative member roi- iniiiuu n qua the olden member ol the Commons. lie is

_g 84. J. L. Duguay, Conservative I member for Lake St. John, en-

.Ioys the distinction of being the "baby" of Parliament llc will be

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Will Fight' I) II J_H_M,,e,,, Mp 0 seriously 111 LARGE NUMBER I 18 Killed

A I F II N E Ii A I .

inf ciigtiutii

l Reference To Tra,f.,>'<-:dy - Made In Funeral Ad-

dress.

By (‘h:irii-s ilrui-r-. (‘:\ii.\di:in l’i'c-,.\s

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l.UNEN»Bl1R<i_ N. S l-ll- l --lir-

ciumig the dozitli of Cziptini Wil!i'.1ni Cluctt. to br- "iifilhiii-.- iiiori- ii-ii' li-.fe than niurdcr on ilu- liiiih _emi-<_" lt:--.-_

Major W. E, Ryder in :i brief' iirlcliv,-:~.s I in the course of the public limi-rull

(‘;ipi. lii|icr~l’aia| Lundberg, who

lservice here today, pointed to hw i'iiauL'ci1 Nubilc from the arctic, crash- I - ' -_ . , - vii with his l\crop`iine in Sweden and

.death of the Josephine K.s (.apmiii'

J y1 a

Captain Cluett was ciigzigr-cl win-iii

dry by piol\ib.tion Captaiii Cluctt

r,~'pi-1-iui to The Guardian) I' the report that the new car ferry: I ’|h0 dad 20 were estimated by th; |W“5 Similll’ U16 00111111-"-1111-1 Of 11 S1111

l_3R-’\'\"fF0RD. Jan- 31--In °¥1¢ Uf ala evoe former "lt" rl sec- would be delayed in entering service. 'Moheta Times at 1067 200 as c0m_ DIY-b011t Cf11'ryi11E< 11- C01111110C`1ily 110- I’r0gramme_

l~u\\-.url llutton. Albert Mishick and ,term of from one to ten years. She gin service on July l. .i__v _ Erespondmg week of last yeah h la Y U .. 0 I 4 PJWAH hom for immediate peace in

D Y D ll ry $

np uuwt sri-lous level crossinl acci- retary, sa she, appears in Los Ang- Mr. R. H. Jenkins stated he had in- . I - ‘ ‘pdred with $757000 for the previous lnlamled ‘JY U10 D@Ul111‘ Of U10 U111\Cd

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louis ui the history of the district, ,leg cmmty juli (ning 5 possibly, formation that the ferry would be week and with 0112101000 for the mr. etch T1011 1111> 1119111 1 11S 1111l1111L. ALLAHABAD India' heh 1___(A_

Vet many iii high places who franic

nlnu" B°'l"'|°°' 74 yu' Um “lm I us “one of the inevitable fraec-<lie'~; l is “md”

0' "W “nil Ind m0U'l¢l' 0|’ i-ht q\lt¢ll I mp( follows the |\y\,00,-my 0| h,~(,hih_I ` "_*”’_°'?°;‘

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0|' SNA". 'V110 |1111! dev€|11i>¢d 2011'-C | ition." Making clear tlint' no uni.: noil .|"'"“°hm" Phy’l”l““' "°P°"““5 I-7'" ustif ‘ii the bus.nc.\s iii -.\!ii<:ii,

iher condition i.s "not without anx- - e .

The secretary was lhhtructed 00 "_ _ ,_ - l°‘3'~" _ the United States Coast Gucird fired

ph, to ML Appletonh 100.0” “kms 315°” o°i*‘?|?*_f- I '**_°“***~ on ;\i.s vesizlzl off Ambrose Liglit aj exception to '_he__0tdtem°ht_ 0_0 00",, g wee ago, in Rector \'o;cesi aa dc-0 '

contrary tothe understanding when I Fire Losses Jump hisnd roi- --fair play and jiislil-i._.,! the Pisdhid branch Wu 11,00 don. | This tragedy must. not be hushcdl sh-d0|_0d_ The matter of hegotidtmg - - Q ° ° ull." he declared. “Incidents of this, for improved service was left to the j ' ' I uarter M llhon S011 212 bwomius almost a daily. Tmhshorhmoh commmed occurrence. They are evidence of the A letter W” 16116 ff_°11'1 the 5111*; U P H L D B Y 'roRoN'1o,ont..1='eb.1.-Fireioss Mun’ °I_W"_‘5 l° "WC '.1 °°“““y

Indians Will- Continue

d ti to < . . . .

mei-side Board of Tra e rela ve 05 10 canada ddhhg the week end G V Clvll Dlsobedlence

wi-l si-\\-in-il_ all under.the age of 20 .d,._d|h|-es ,he WM,-¢ ask (0, probduoh It was decided 00 lodh the hmm.. I Important Internatiodh New companies to me number of csc ws, aic among thc cic-.itors kdm “_” abmdoned wday as a “_ -1115 111111 <‘111D10Y0d 011 11 fam 118111' 'but will file an appeal for reversal es of Queen Victoria and the Prince " ' " ‘ E' ‘ ` ` `

\vutci-fold, were instantly killed of the conviction. Consort, which are hanging in the wiin- ilu- small auto in which they - Board of Trade rooms for use in the

who 1‘1<1111c was struck by a Michi- __l._.._. _confederation Chamber.

,;.-.u ceuirul railroad passenger train

Communications were read from

_-.-.u .uni n ‘hull miles from Water- F farmers' organizations respecting a rua, just before neon today. Au- ergusnns resoiutieu passed by the winnipeg zurding io the information received, l' Board of Trade advocating s nation-' the nutuiuoblle was completely de- In En 8' I (I fl d al policy for the development of the liinlisliml. The crossing is considered - ~ live stock ixidustry. N°_o0neIdei'_I.tlO1'1_ io be iuiriy safe and no reason thus -°_- _ had been given this resolution by 111' has lwf-n found forthe accident. ISIWUIII ¢° The C'\““'dI““l Deiryi_nen‘s Association or the Sheep flu- bunk has been cut down in or- LONDON Jan- 31-“ML “nd Mrs' Breeders' Association. Approval was fi' io uivc motorists a go-ii view of G- H- F01'§11S011 Were sfeetetl IW H expressed by the Prince Edward Is- tl.i~ l.-in-k mul the rear traffic signals 18180 ¢1'0Wd _ Of AHEIO Canadians land Egg and Poultry Association. _.ui ..uu.ui.ui~e blocks. The inree when they arrived from L1v=1‘i1°°l 11° A communication from Mr. J. J.

ll-htlis were apparently ,driving Euston Station today. The Domin- Leighmm- respecting a resolution,

.~<utn i<>\h,,.h_. 50,100 bmw n 0 0 mn., office and other departments of passed by the gdhddhm Pmduce M. , llam P. Cluett of Lunenburg, N. S.

> e. a 'i in

\\‘Iu-n rin- ci-:ish came The three boys the British Government were repre- scclating advocating regularity in! s9Ym°“l' MWWEU- 3,55'-“BUI1 “W3”

al Questions .Arise Out of Shooting Af- fair. _ I

_ , _ s&.n.wmM» _ _,_ WASHINGTON. D. o., Feb. 1-The

Canadian zwemment been in- iomied 'tint it United states coast- guimi im.-.i or iiiquiry upnuiqs the action of the boat_swain’s rndte Karl Schmidt in ts_i_:ln¢'wlth violence the Canadian rum ru"nner'Josephli1e K.,

vu _-uni to live with Mrs. Ns,-hui-i¢ sented among the large 111111111111 Of dimensions and weight of egg csses,,°1'Y °I' I-h¢ '1`1_`¢E5\U'Y- d°5°\'Ibmg°th° 1 1 fum inn .ind ahalf mile.. north lJ€°Pl0 P1`¢5€11I-- when me new CBD' was also read and left till the next °°3-Silullld l‘€?°\'t» BHG! "THQ _“Ed -1 lvun-ifonl nt Round Glen. adian High Commissioner and his quarterly meeting for consideration. f°““d tl",-If Ah? ~7‘l|_°l?I"i1\§ K- W*_5 dis'

lf ste ed off the boat train Mr covered by $611111-(db |11 1916116 Uf

w e pp - - .. .» -, - _

coastguard patrol boat CG~l45. in the

ANNO 1 ‘ » Ferguson paid a hearty tribute to ----,-1

UNCEMEN is, - » -- -

, _ ` » _ , ` _ d L .-1 wiui d , who left act of transferring liquor to an Am- LOMANG IZVALN Ib Lord an 8 y ng on » erlcan vessel, witliinf twelve miles of

. , ` V " Canada unexpectedly to the very C b e t

MEI‘4'I I2 FCS. I keen re ret of all classes in the Do- a l n Nh? '_°°“¢` Qi `5`t°,IG§-”

' 1 E ` 'rw 1 pert t ti ab

. G- f great » 0 111, in ¢l\1¢S_°,‘.\'! M70 1'. " hh 5,, ,_ _t minion. They had been c I , I

,im 000 §e,_v1l;(idncs§;é'é_?_’§f1;l service during their vice regal term - Susta l ned 'ed by- tht? Plllll-CQNIOD Of T-¢_C°‘;Vm9»l1S

4' ' in promoting the Empire spirit in- Isummarv of the 1'ei19rt.fl1°§t.h°w 1111'

' Hunt:-r River Club loading live- Canada. It was typicnl of Lord Wil- I '*"“ .out was th¢ 17°5°Pl\IYl¢ K- When She -111-1 'nun-.-uuy Feb sth .aoss-2 2 zi 1Si1f°1=-I 1° ’l`\1¢ G-11111111111 ‘wus iii-st observes ina new rar was

' ‘ _ 1 ' ' lingdon, he said, that the call to duty - ., . ,_ _

at ],`,,_0_0l0.s Csmnty Ll L_ meets found him ready to shohider neu;

l.i.»_il\ii<-ld, tuesday, I-‘ebrupry 3,-d heavy responsibilities as ccroy o

"' 1* 111- aoii-1-29-41. india.

0 10,, mu hogs at Emerald Twp Mr. Ferguson was met -on arrival' ..-_,. dmmunv Feb ml Evcre-tt Has_ _ln Liverpool by W. C. Noxon. Ontar-! -1111 ` - io Agent General in London and Sir

3024-l-30-31 -

V ,_ _ ' George McLaren Brown. European ; ;,.,| l‘,“l3 101055- T“°-23051. F05- General Manager of thc Canadian

- .“ ”°°° “°°"' ‘ 3 " EV' éuezric Runway.

““‘ \l“~Il°¢\<- :loss-1-ai-zi

soclnl 'whist and bingo in »--1»_..1ii Hull, iuesduy, Feb. Ilrd.

. 3033-” "Benn Social and entertainment

‘_ M in siiiiiiiicriieid Hail Tuesday, Feb.- ) vllordcii Live Club loading hogs 3rd. Admission, 35 cents. Come one,‘ Eflviihi-,r_ culvcs pi, Apxmy' Thu,-addy' come all. 3020-l-30-3iI

. nu. Hour.. 12 to a. :ion-2-2-4| -- _ V _~ "Hockey match at Stanley Rink. ‘-- N. R. Hotel vs. Cornwall C. Monday night, Feb. 2nd, R-ustlco and

:il Cornwall Monday night skat- Stanley. 3077 =\Ilf‘1‘ inntch_ 3067-li ”°*' _ “Red Cross Socicly annual mcct- (__ """l<f.\' ut l-iigiiiield, Lindy; vs_ ing. Thursday, .Feb. 5th nt 8 p. m. U-l1l.;=||:ii-.-._ Feb. 2nd. Skating after at St. Pauls Parish Hall. 3088-lil

1 ' l. M.

, _ -_ 3088 "1-lockcy at Milton tonight, Feb.

fume to the conce 2nd Wheatley River All Stars vs

and in firing on the veshel with the , resulting death of her master, Wil-

PARIS. Jan. 31.--The Cabinet of

Premier Pierre Laval was sustained on n votc of confidence in the Cham- ber of Deputies tonight by 312 to 258, and on a later one by 300 to 258. M. lnval in the Ministerial de- claration read before the Chamber today, pleaded that the political parties forget their ancient enmities for the time and permit his Ministry to get about the work of goveming France. He promised that the for- eign policies of Aristide Briand would be cari-lui on and asked that the stormy uuestlon of secular schools be treated as an educational rather than p, political matter.

New York Faces

Water Famine

she from shore when she was fired upon. Second, in view of the fact

(By Ken Clark, Canadian Prayer.-._

ing week of last year.

(Canadian Press)

WINNIPEG, Man., Jan. 31.-Plans

were complete here today for opening of an air mail service that will link Western Canada with the East, United States-and South America. When a letter laden plane lifts into the skies from Stevenson Field, Mon- day morning, bound for St. Paul. Minn., it will mark the first otllcial mail flight between the two points. Aklavik, on Canada‘s northwest shore,-will be connected with Buenos Aires.

A load of 3.000 pounds represent-

ing more than 18,000 letters, will be carried south on the initial flight Monday, it 11/ns announced.

‘the CG-its was proved in tests ‘off New York telic faster than the, Josephine K.. was the firing justi-i fied? _ 2 ‘Tim squat or the united states sn- fpesrs to be immaterial iii theinter- I I national situation. The United Statesl claims customs jursdicl-ioii within twelve milgs of her coast but this is a domestic law and there is no in ternatlonal convention to support it. .The aiitl-smuggling treaty between I Canada and the United States spe- cifically gives the right of search and seizure up to within an hour‘s sail- ing distance of the coast. The New York tests proved the Josephine K.

cspgbie of _-ioin& not more than 9.55 knots. lt *s hln d here thtt she was more than 9.55 miles from the coast when sho was observed, and in such

Former Island

Girl Pass es

- At Brookline

(Special to The Guardian)

BROOKLINE. Mass., Feb. i.-i1‘uii-

eral services for Mrs. Muriel Wed- lock Ackerman, 41 Brook street. this town, ii native of Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island. were held from her late residence Friday, Jan. 30th foreuoon at 2 o'clock.

Mrs. Ackerman, who was 22 years

case Ottawa would have every right E of ,ge died gt the 3;, Elizabeth H05.

_ - rt a d b k t _

hull in Bonshaw Hall Wridnegcsisgv, Horliets. Skate after match. 3087 ____ l 00 pre” the md, under me gnu. L ' lu" Ad"‘lS”l°“ 15 and 95 °¢11i-9- ”"°“ NEW YORK Feb. 1.-New Yori¢,lsmuggling treaty. It will be remem-

Ilfliw " _ y - _ iiiutliiiillnliligllliijqkets "eel 3llll2il;:??2N dallciiigillnl ai'iH|l?;ltmieil,:|¢Rl2,l§|,;I`,l,l|e,':g which even in the winter uses 900,-i beredthat in the fainous 1’m Alone

. at 2 oclock. _ ‘The best in dance mu c , n e are ru ‘mmm .i I

_M vm 1 .hm-,g_ Good prizes. 30341000000 gallons of ehster ii day, is rinse the of bunl;i:sss.i:y vio- 3.,;,_ Paul: or Sltink, Monday, nb. k--mst L A facing a- serious s ortage. syor_ ence was m y wa. This ‘Wm mrtybmiegglgggfniz-:ii grneg m'd°St:;aJyL0;m;}1:c 8 osgedlfammx walker was informed today. The question obviously arises from the i- _iuuu\s. Skating after J d i' rson el dance; joked mghme present storage is 121.400 million gal- .discovery of the fact that the r.~...uiiucs. Admission 25 celilitssmg 0 Nzlldnllllll old and modem gong, ions, said Chief migineer William D. OG-145 could do ll-lb knotf, if rtfu-

aosc-i-ai-zi All this and more can be seen, and Brus-enough to last about 180 days. tation of testimony of Bostswain

...hm W -- heard at the ple w°1111 111 T1'1°11°~'im situation mu not been so ser- seamidt tint tin .mepinue x. vu sun.-_ au oll"1;`Uniilum° 'ml un' am' T“"“°Y» "`°"' 3"* U “mm ious before in me nut as years of going any when the firing took ;|._\-, rub. mul) ill. B plmllio BLISOANI?-nil Thumuy nl'm'__ his experience. There has been very piece. _ _ »»Dm0|n0_ 1-ip 'mp inn tonight. little snow this year in the districts LAS PALMAI, isldads. |._'_c(";l&1|;l1Thwiltshirc Club loading V. Mclnnis, Manayer; Percy Groom. whence New York‘s water supply Feb. I --The Gcrldl ,umm mmhsgusgvi hvetlhsgth. and violin: Alec McLean. gotpugir r;1f;i;> comes and the reservoirs. which Do-X posttolsl the stand ICI \n.....v. me ou. . ’° 3*" ?*‘“"°' °’°“'” °"' 1, ..'“Q§ dr' .mould in umiy fun at ini. mm, or as mpc iq sgsaii aqui ie-

pital in Brighton on Thursday after- noon, following the birth of a daugh- ter two days previous. She had made her home with her fsmily in this town for the past four years and was popular among the younger set of the town.

Surviving hcr are her husband,

William Glenn Ackerman. Pitts- burgh, Penn.. and Boston business man; a it-months-old daughter, Muriel; the newly-born daughter. her parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Wedloek: two brothers. Keith, a soph- omore st Harvard University; and

Roy. and a sister, Miss Wanda M. E.

Wbdlock

that British Justice \-.ill acc lair play

fine cliurclimnii, tliorounli iroiiig rind: neil instructed "1 good liiislnincl nnrll

niariiier "

where William Cluctl and Jilin' Selig:

From the liuzai'fIs of lo\'.0i' New

'Iork Bay to the pczicc oi a winter Sunday in Luiicnburi.-, is it for cry.

That was the meiitnl transition Wil- iiani Cluctt's towiispc-oplc \\'a-re culled upon to iiiake today as they inet to pay a final tribute to Ihr .lo.\<-phinc K.'s Captain, but fi glance out over

Christiiuis card cninf- to life. llul thi- flert is iii. The liairhni' is tlii'<>ii,ui-fl with ilu- iiin~ts oi .~liip,..iiu. low l_\'-

isii iiiifl y:i'ncci'ul_ and the .~<pi;i'_ hulls.- ol four iiinsti‘i's. in \-'ith null i`r<iiii

’I`urk‘s Island. the;i‘ lnirrlcin-fl i‘i::::iiig stark ii;-tuiiist thi- wiiiici' \\'Iiitc- ni' tho basin show. Thus. tlnrsi- in-xii :\.»pcct.< of Liinei-Liliru that mnlii- lhi- tm\'n`.-; life were eichcd in cl(-:ir rvlioi' as William Cluctt \\'ns biirloci,--tlin \\'n1,- crbornc cnnini(-rcs that. i.»i\'i-.; hor

nien nd\'oniiii'ous i-xpci'ici‘.vi- mlm-afzl, land the cliislmcd lionii-s (hut .wild- th'-.m forth and :;l1c-Itci' (hr-ni on ilu-lr reiurn~ Wiliimn Clin-l.i'.~' liil- \-'n~ rop- rcsc-ninti\‘c of both.

In the r:otta::1~ \vln-rv his \J<»d_\' lziy

during n lirief fiiiiiilv .<f-i'\'im- that preceded thc- public piilhrrinc today, his wife ziwaits thc hlrtli ol thi-ir'

third child. l

His five year old soii (riictcml to lliel

grave hand iii hand with Alfrc-cl :ind Rfuben Clllctt, brotlicrs of tho Cap- tain. At tlic service today Luncn burg and the South Shen- settle- ments were rcprcscutcrl by tliroinxs that filled the streets from the house to the church. and filled ihzit struc-

‘ture to the doors. Considrratnii of| the ethics of liquor cnrryinu were far from their niliicls. I~‘i‘icii<lsliip and sympathy traiisccnd thc cold logic of interiiiilioiuil law. "\Villlani Cluett was a good man to sail with,

A good man to sail under"

190 with an authorized capital 01 °‘ nm. fl_°‘“_a“d_‘ a-'N °f"_‘“d°"" .-un ei ine pu.-sage ui resolutions by 24 22,1 were re rted to th Mon- ` . - _ :nfl nl;-1 du-1-‘fthe -ee1=e=-<11-1s "‘°‘°°‘ °“”"` “° °°““““°“~ 2Nl.Ng`NNE...ll2l`§ll§l°fi..Cf.flll.l.s.l;f§. ‘JUL 23, B8 0°U1DBl'9d WIA-h 71 Wim Rev. Major Ryder, spcakuig to thc of thc civil disobedience program.

,'11 09-PIWI 0( $17-954-350 for the PW' hundreds who tlirongcd St. Johns W?--l-_

_l’5°\l5 W.°¢§~, ‘ind Wll'h..94 with 515-` Anglican Church for the service. (midi _ _ _ 0797-410 °f‘°°P“‘al 1°’ th* °°"°sP°r‘d"` high tribute to Captalii Cliiétt as ‘ia v

B ' ' ` . . _ A I ‘ l

_i`”;_'“‘ father, a good' frieiiil and ri. niustr‘i~l For The Scuuln

Stniidliip. by tho rliai-iicvl :-tr-|>:4.l 'L a b O r G 0 v t.

¢ » » .

were united in :nui‘i'li\;;¢- si:-; yir:irs| 53-DNEy_Ad5u-01ia»F,.b_ 1__((;an.

ago' he mad “V0 1'1"'-""""‘ “""llf’" by udiuii Press via Reuters)-A serious the Captain for thc use of his young ,.h,_0,.S\, fm. the Schuh, Labor Gow wife and liimsclf _“No incident of ,,.mm,m “-05 seen tddhy in the vid. lthc Gllem' War Wm" more tragic than 'tory of thc Nationalist roppositionl this iiiaifs dezitli." said Major Ryder puny ih me pm.k0,, whsmudhcy by.

ilcclioir The Nationalist candidate,

;\li\rr, captured the Seat from Labor ,hy a majority oi 8.833 votes, not- lnithstnnding thc fact that Prime Min. lists-r J. H. Scullin took an active part in the cuinpuigii.

0'l"l'.'l\’\‘.\, Ont., Jun. (il.-Vim

lor rinutiiii-r has licrii appointed i`I\ii-|` (`I<-rk of Committees ol'

1 [ing m°l°" Umfl- lislllll-U ""-‘-*"l-`- "“k"f thi- lliiuso ol' (’oniinun:-, succeed-

1

lug ilu- Iziii- \\'iilii'r Todd. Mr. (`iniithii-=- has been assistant rliiri' i'ii|- niiiiii- )‘f‘:li‘.~.

ispi-i'Iiil to The Guardian) i)i.=i-iliac. Jun. zii.-A ini-cc

~inry building. the ground floor of wliirli was occupied hy the ifrfiiicn-llrlge lnstltuic Photo- _crziplil-rs and the other dW0lIl:I'S ima' i-niiiplctrly di-iiiroyrd by fire t<ul.\_\‘ witli :in estimated IDSS 0|' .\`l.'i.il00.

ii\'ltNl(`A, l'n!ui\d, ifrh. l.-

Tlir l'nivcrsit_v of llfaiiiioba Grads representing Canada, defeated lfrnm-c, E)-0 in the opening' match oi the international hockey tour- nnnu-ni here today.

BIG l’INl-IS. (‘l\I|I'.. Feb. l.-- .\ in-w worlil‘s record ski lump wus si-i lirrr today when Ali En- tginc, of Salt Lake (`iiy, Utah, imp:-d 243 ieri. as is climax to A lhrrr dny winter sport carnival.

(Canadian Press)

GRA!-TON. Nd., Feb. l.-Nine

(Grafton residents died last night and today from what doctors have identified as bntulism. a form of food poisoning

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BE IN THE AIR

Discussion _ Between

Premier Bennett and President H 0 o v e r And Other U. S. Of- ficials Covered Wide Territory.

iB_v Ken Clark, Canadian Press Staff Writer)

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 1_-

Caiiadian American relations and

problems confronting the two count ries were the subject oi’ informal dis- cussions between Premier R. B. Ben- nett and official Washington during Mi. Bennetts two and a half :lay visit here. The Prime Minister, ac- companied by W. D. I-lei-riilgr-, of Ot- tawa, left Washington at 3.50 this af- ternoon New York bound. While thelma jor purpose of Mr. Bennett's§visit. as he himself explained .was to overlook the Canadian Legation, which he has never seen and to make the acquain- tance as Minister for External .Af- fairs of Mr. Hume Wrong, a. Counsel- lor and Charge D'A.ffaires, and oth- er members of the Legation staff, he also seized the opportunity to talli informally with President Hoover, Secretary of State Stimson and oth- er officials about matters of moment to Canada and the United States. No inkling of the conversational ex- changes was allowed to escape, hui the fact that the Prime Ministci saw not only the President and th( Secretary of State, but also the Un- ited States authorities on Commerce. Power and Finance suggests that dis- cussion covered a wide territory and that events oi _mvment may be ir the air.

VYANT \VOMEN ON STATE BOARD

MONTREAL, Jan.. 31-A 1-csolutioni

to the effect that women should be iepresented on the state insunancr: board was passed by the Canadian Alliance for Wonielfs Vote in Que- bec at their meeting in the Windsor Hotel and will be forwarded to Hon. J. N. Franooeur, Minister- of Public Works, for consideration. ln this rc- gard, Miss Idols. Saint Jean, presi- dent, pointed out that there were many vital questions concerning women that would have to be taken up by the Quebec conunlssion, mak- ing the inclusion of their representa- tives not only a, matter of course. but a necessity.

Announcement wus made oi' the

mppointment of Miss Saint Jean tc

Lunenburff hai-bo~ zk : -.xl

I . V., i nil Us may uii .

,dcistaiidablc tho touiis, n::qu.initniic-

‘cz with far pllnces and the \\'hiiiis of lme Womews Rights mtemahonw

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-Rave thc town thc 111111(-:\i';-.iicv ui n --"' I

which hopes to bring a resolution bc- fore the League of Nations recom- mending the pi-inciplc ofequality oi rights.

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