B land where heimay enjoy one 1 “d_°Xl>ress the other without be “mins 11 l>in»-cusslgn for buckshot and °l|1¢i well kn'own Southern arguui W- Nighlt riders and tends are '°'H@_ than blizzards. It is hettq; lil rinse wheat ln peace than cotton

Wbncco, s ' 1*

leutral .

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TTAWA. Dec. 13-Three childrin 'I°‘1`@l>il Brazier, a farmer, nenr

Whic

I'OND0N» Dec. 13.-A sensation has

Unused ,

Churchill” recently c insult -ii

.avlium mlwium who assured (hir that lu" h°' dllty to leave her hus'r.nd, ‘ tlud 1

‘Dm itz"°Y Bhd Cumlierlnnii .°-"i'.1'<‘\"1.-1.

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0303343335 ’4» 1909 'mn-i.A'1‘iiis'i' News THE CHARLOTTETOWN fi‘ms'1' ob*'1Lt1 PAGZE

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N,f.lii3A1L civic 'I 1 Anniuisrimioili _pap

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Comn}i§_§iVoner &Cannon’s 1 Report Shows Over a Million 'Ann- _1'V'uallyiWf§Stcd. Great Abuse of Patronage. 'l`be Ward-1Sys-_

- tem _at Fault. Guilty Ones to Be _Punished. ;__

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gpeclni to The Guarvclan. l_which escapes is that of the city l.re~ tics. _ MONTREAL, December 13-The re- “°;l]"¢’\“~ l 'l`v.'enty~flve percent of the revenue in of Judggoannonl Royal C0m_ lhe general conclusions are thutyof five million dollars was anually

0 for eurs corruption has reigned ntIwusted in commissions.

rdsrimf *U °“‘1""° int” the °"’i° the thty iiiiu. ,dnunistration of Montreal, was U0;-r

handed to the Provincial Treasurer the *lb

, ' ulderm

l‘?t“,;`;as not so deumte ir; its chap itsr_hfLii1;`i‘elutioiis and friends.

ps as was expected. _ .' I had _,L

had effect.

It characterizes the administration Aldermen should be elected by the

|s corrupt will the Only. department whole electorate to prevent ward poli-

UN WUHKS

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up mls lun

1 WASI-ll'NG’l`()N, Dcceinbcr 12-~Wes-

Kansas never had such ii big

HOW BCfO[`B C),T,[f|i[fC{} if .iipgiiié beet crop as it has this your.

‘ie si

Referred to Em ployers _=_111=1'1l

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rincrs out there are fairly de- witli beets. Sugar mills tire

night .ind day, and will have

. g ' ‘

` fOr0pini0n_ 1 o keep going that way until way ‘on in

lf All

It was agreed to send copies of th 'ny'

bill to manufacturers and others in F “ffve _ .‘ _ ,msted in the proposed legislatio, Nmugnr beats have pioved the salva-

uiil afford all desiring to give evid I ence an opportunity to be heard. ‘Liv {

l€ 9(

,l mu -.ll done, by Russians and Mexicans,

L J 1111 _1 .uder

.o the

1 Plans are being laid now to make

. ' .he \v

1EllN|l§ ll] EllNill

, Ind a

__ _ ii' irrigation will enable the farmers

' 'o do

_ 1 luai i

WASlilNGTON, _Dec 12-The move pm, Dunn", will be run by gasoline

xgidgfi§i;t(;dnu&;te;;e;r£€n21<;I; 2 lpiiglii until the Colorado company

and some concern on thi .uric

side of the boundar _ In (lhic

have been inaugurated witl 1 ,lexica

object of keeping United State: he “h

ut home. With reference tc mi ai

o s

a year 75,000 American. far- pmt

mars, most of them from the mitldlr ,uw is lest, have sought homes in Canada, ,lant lliere land is chea/p. Now comes . -_.i|1|,e belated complaint, or inquiry, fron the south of our own country, as tr The Ihr these 75,000- did not seek siiiume. _his ,,

climcs. The south has cheap land, anno

unces, and needs energcti. _

he Arkansas valley from-Dodge t/ity .ii the

y S f

“lid Sume other C°“t"°S» mm 1’ .rest trouble in getting ltussians and

the Evening rllmes 0 cnreity of common labor there ilu-

F“"kf'» N-Dv hi’-S th” f°ll'9“ :ss the government succeeds 'with UY5-” \ as experiment in developing a one

hcet seed. The plinci al cost

seed, however, the hard work

Fcbriiary to liaudle the beets.

of the old-time irrigation ditch-

-s along the Arkansas rivcr froni .lodge

Special to The Guar(f_an_ :acre placed in operation this year, 0TTAWA` December 13-The select . _Lfllqtll _ f H committee 'nppointed to consider thi ‘md 1" al “lf” and Slliiur b"°t”‘- UW bill lixing an eight hour day on pill". _"et, ' 4 _ i1 works, iieia its first sitting to ffm-‘ ‘ff I1°0l>10 ure 1‘<11l111i~' 1110111 111t1»

dl;y,Huu MackenJ.e King in the cliaii ‘h“‘“"1\ at the raw ‘lf 900 WHS H

(lity to Colorado, save one,

e farmers put all their irrigat-

lurvcst is now on and ii big

It will take nearly all winter to the crop.

of the farmers in the Garden istrict. Tits year they have $30 un acre. The work was

contract, ns was the handling factory.

hole shallow water district of

mountains just onc big beet

lfalfa field. The new method

this. There will be an indiii- rrlgatiou plant on each farm,

its electric power. Then cl-

uiotors will bc used. ar ns the farmers have had no

ns to do the work. But when

ole valley is planted to beets falfa there will be a great

in thinning beets. With ii one

eliminated.

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Ali' ig. .,, ,

' its

iillsilli anus I _UNCIL

. "n..;v.¢.,i »' A1; -

uption was caused especially '||y,the vtite for reduction of the number usc of patronage exercised hy cu to get contracts and benef-

livision ol the city into wards

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Special to The Guardian. ERIE, De¢emb_¢;- 1.3--Every avaliable

craft has put out to search for the possible survivors of the ill-fated Bes- semer car ferry which has foundered in Lake Erie. ». 1

PORT STANLEY, Ont, Decemiher 13

-There were 11.1Ca.uadinns en. board the car ferry. _

It is expected that further -boats

may he picked up.- - -

'i‘i1c Commissioner was pleased with

of aldermen and the creation of a. Board of Control, which he strongly supports. . ,

The council elected in 1910 should __

decide what action to he taken

against those who have been shown _

guilty in the evidence. ; \ 1 - ‘ '

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fill llilll HlllHl

__ luospilals Fill ofiyilioid Pa.

A" "!“"“.‘°'f’ "'“f‘ L°°“‘"gf.¥/ee `.il°lil1l~ea1 liiélil-$?iYi° ll<r=.1i.l *° '°'°"""'°'»‘°fW'°°"°" todiinnr in lliemliershir .vi .U1\i.ii11

A `C`ai" Ferry- A " ‘.

` `1¢1¥'.i.°.#¢i#f1i?¥' f'li'°‘¢=il>=11i1f°S-

Tihe regular monthly meeting of 1Union of Cuuadipp Mi‘_mi°lP“m'f°9' th`e City council was held last even- H0 “"E°‘€h“p°‘1tth°§;;‘ll1‘i‘;:;til2‘ $2;

_ c

ing. Those present were 1 Conncihors ziyéhfg methp; ilniirnicipul union. It. _Rogers, Riley, Johnson, Campbell, was moved by Councillor Riley and __A'..a.ne, McDonald and Stewart. seconded by Councillor Johnson that

In the absence of the Mayor, Conn- one membership fee of $36.00 in the

’cillor Rogers was appointled to the -Union of Canadian Municipalities he 1chn'fr. '1 1 1 paid. '

-A-n application was made for thef It was moved by Councillor Riley

. payment of sick and funeral expenses and seconded by Councillor Lane

e late Miss Carr that an incandescent lamp be placed

of the council with reference to heat-' ney streets as recommended by the ing ‘arrangements in the Market Hall. Light Committee. I

Sllll Bllllllll illllill SHUT HELPING

lu _ulsi nlil

rlow Triangular Contests arcs ' Avolded. How Sudfagadep Were Disappo,in,led.

Special to The Guardian. LONDON, December 13-Mr Balfour,

the Unionist leader,has been ill sov- `eral days, suffering from pulmonary catarrh and over fatigue. ~~ 1 His physicians have ordered a mi of some weeks.

Une of the most important facts in

the election campaign is the compact between the Government and the .Lnboriiles to avoid triangular con- tests where a Unionist might bn bon.- ten.

lfioth parties deny such arrangi-

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Mrs R. Hogg was heard at_the.bar1on-the comes of Weymouth and Syd-'ments but qw existence is ramp,

proved by the withdrawal of candid- ates.

_ Ex-Mayormlqmesl Paton was heard, Home discussion arose re the heat-l Tl," ,-~,,r-1,-.-,yiitriis are deeply disap-

. _ at the .council with reference to the ing arrangements in the Market I-I»ail.,1pm~,,~,.., .. .;,,.,r failure to inte;-1-up;

_v _ _ Y ‘ payment of the membership fee of the Council then adjourned. _ F 'di ‘ icing

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I’l :‘~ - i!1~" _. The ii. 1»- r.-ly at the inner door of

' ’-“'* ' ' ` " " 1 Albert lluil of one of their members

'1 ' ’\ di

sguised ns a messenger boy, calmly

walking in, was a bitter blow.

The woman was bound to be found

ivioN'ruEAi., nec 12~saies 0iii0u.1| ii6lllS- C0lfl Wealhtif ITIHY . §l\iFip;)§c?>l:iS€h@Si1hecrgiiggti

i . _ __ __ senger boys all have.

were made yesterday on export ac-l _

count at the highest price of the pres- ent crop. The cables on the Spring' ‘wheat flour received by local millersl came strong and there was a con-|

slderahle quantity sold. I’urchas_ers! , _

in Great Britain are not so sangniue Speclffl to The Guardaan- of lower prices since the crop dsniage MUN'1`REAL. DEC 13'*Tl1€ first bliz- in the Argentine has been reported, mul Of the $905011 is Wufkillg here :ind they are evidently coming to the Wd

Check Disease-

CCS.

:cas

l E ing

BY- performed yesterday on Georg;e.’Smy- no n h tb 1 un.

oiiiiiiiieiiin market for as much flour. li has not caused eurthius more the a.‘G P R' engineer. who lives at1°h°‘1“ h° helped her mm B B

1. _ . 1 _ ' ' ' 1. ii ind . as they can secure at the present pri-Vfglgnogéifgmfort lor the people work 75 Rochester slztreet. 'Iac ope‘r'ati§n` rgh: hagvlhanged in may ways her

B was necessary o have e pa .en s

. _ ‘ riginal. story to the police.

' T3; tlilioigiigglgagaliityfudhdotarhymthghg ine lgind ét vga; uc€oI;1diugil*~y1per&)x;!:i?i (1)She now declares that Whllf’ in the city held their annual election of ofii

away gases every day. vI;ry §ucci§s(;fiil.an asp a ' P O E main' room of the laundry both She eers in their hall last evening and the

l i Extremely cold weather would have The aceidenf, which caused Mr 3my_ nndGiover heard someone coiirlngungg il; fo)

a tendency to stop the disease from- th 1 1 ' i th iiigi ¢ and Glover heard someone co fic.

[Il/l|l§Hlll|llN llllll/I 1 ..;:..2r.1fi..i?“.. it ..i;.... uw; ....1 111 . .

dri in` and train of c rs reviou - ini into the 0m¢€~ ' }Gi1lis, (ibancellor-Rev J. C. McMil-

" 5 “ ° 1’ S d ii und Glover eau- ia.. neeurding secretary-w. D. Gu-

; . ly detached from it, the locomotive d-*Bulge 11°” t ° 5° ,mf

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. t)ii;n\§u\<i00‘;“:ileti1“i?i:]ed IfI1;N%1val;ll>’i:d1i§"`i?iili?:i- “get out of here-, run quick Hat- drignn; Treasurer--J. 0. Trainer; Ad-

ed as 9; result Before grnfting’*couid‘ U0 " vo

_-_ °-"*‘

areas of flesh on both hip and foot ]3},gne'g story wnicn her lawyers burned to the bones as the rwult of. pect will free her caused decided com- n,re.il_way accident on November 8, ment last night when it became, a successful grafting operation was k W that she declares Glover was

R_Ol\IE, Dec 12-The emigration

board has considered applications made by two shipping companies for

iof Italian emigrution, the Italian em-|

what Canada wants is skilled agric-l

generally takes better. Accordingly gained the sill Glover D\15h°d he’ ‘-‘"3 Dir D E Winter, \vh'>'perfoi|ro11 Jlie side. She dropped £0 the ground an

ulturists, with some capital.

The board acknowledged the ad-l visanility of establishing direct com- I

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iorning was nineteen degrees.

munication between _Italy and Can-lrev uda in order to meet the requirements ant of the flow of emigration to the do- ter minion already existing, but, consid- cus 1' 'us the dniieers involved iii i11-regii- me _lated emigration of laborers, it was of

directed'that`in the events of al ion-.which well merits the careful study of' tits is ri small one no difficulty is: te session being eventually granted, pro- lthose who are intereslted in the' stahl- lan1;i¢ip9_¢ed_

per precafitions must be taken to el‘- `lity of the banking system, either as. -_----o--_-

t,,,,,,,,,,.,,t,,,.,, at three ,fclockiniiiiativ the dan,-_:er threatened. sharelinldcrs, depositors or borrow-

mi ers. Copies of the pamphlet will b€

Minard’s Liniment cures distemper. supplied free by any of the Branches

-'_ ` o'r'rAwA, December-12-with large? WALTHAM. Dec 12-Heffic Le'

1 llifl lllll UFFICEHS

The Knights of Columbus in this

lowing are the newly appointed i.-l- ialsi Grand Knight-William Mor-

Deputy Grand Knight-J. E.

Financial Secretary-James Lan-

cnre--Yl. A, McDonald; Warden-il Reardon; Inside Guard-A. Hennes-

'1 ~ ' 1 ' ttl LeBl nc then says Hl1€'F~

HlilCHil of H1

thy! condition There were tw; large tht! IBUHGYY. KUOWUIE She C0“1d es' TruSt"e"w' M"mb°‘"‘l“ett°'

M wounds to,be treated, one about ten CBN by tim door dow” Stairs' 0'

' 'inches by seven inches on a thigh V61' f0l1'0W9d 'close behind' “rgmg her

authorization to carry on a direct WASHINGTON, De¢»12-Mrs Cari-ie`and another on a foot. The first f-0 iJ\ll`l`Y~ She (1993 “oh know .that transport service between Italy and Nation went into the buffet of the fwound was attended to yesterday. Ai-lanyvlw WHS pursuing, but believes Canada. The matter was exhaustive- Union station here and with ber hat-lthough several of the engineers tri-‘ithere WHS- iy discussed, especially from the cliet, smashed about $50 worth of bot- ,/ends had volunteered to give po» iionsl G1-over rl1Si1€1i Hillel' her _ln her Stalllilminit of present c0u<1iii0nS in1tled liquors. She was arrested and of their epidermis, it was tlioiight headlong rush down the Stairs- 35°

lcmmda in f0i&ti0n to 'thc character ltaken to the House of Detention. I-best to use his own if possible ns itxmade for the window, Bud HH Sh!!

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Mlllll lllilllllllllli

The above great Pianist will tour

i- ' 'tio' and Dr 'Paham \\'*'-1 us started to run Just at this instant this country during the Spring of

opera n, 1 ~ . 1- -, - _ _

External Examination. ' slsted, took.Hna.11 pieces Oi thi’ Silk-‘she heard the shots. This she claims 1910' and arrangements an in n¢go_

isruuts being mostly laborers, while:REVIS10N OF THE BANK ACT -V

n connection with the approaching gm size from other parts of Smythe'sl Hattie also declared that on the

ision of the Bank Act, the import- |_'nody- and spread it over the bur~i rn night before Glover was shot Mrs Hambom-g's playing was published ii

erficial skin about one by five in les is al. she knows of the siioctlns t,

ation.for a concert in this town. A very good impression of Mark

‘luestion ofthe necessity for ex- the hip. Although the burn iixtuiidslglovey- asked her to go to the then "tune while ago by one 0| the hw.

Nova Scotia. This is a aubiect linjured man still to be treated but as ______¢,____. ul

to un it. C

__ _ _ _T __ of the Bank of Nova Scoti_a.__________

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Canada is given .hi preference

judicious-l,' an( _ hnsn’t a grcal

to brag on in way of elim but its government governs. Th

on the other hand, advertises

not in the way to attract sett The average Western farmer i.~ UI peace. He is also ii man nl 1 and opinions. I-Ie wants to livi

ugar cane and rice ,imidsl neutrality in which tin _

part is more certain than the '

BU iNED T0 DEATH.

were burned to death in n h destroyed the house.

had gone to a ncigh‘.1or's

“U11 his wife was in the larn

when the house caught.

('HU‘RCHILL

. HAS DISAPPEARED.

by the mysterious ill, Oi Viscountess Churchill

cf the Earl of Lonsdale, Lady

arrived at _Sr.'1nt Pancras

\vlth her sdn and two daugh- N0v. 28th. She has not been

since. although advertisements bein published with the view of

ier,

°“"t Churchill ,and take the ren away

ELET. small ehnn on 1-order 7 t° T- E.1 Hagen, King S-»n:l.-nc.

_ ' 12~l'lilfll_id.

ANTED. teacimr for Lower l"i.de~ ‘NIB School, No 77. Du'Yes emi- Arrll 1. _supplement $20 n AIM! to .Chad H. Lord Sec.

_ 12-14dr2»vpil.

ANTED. this 1nek,'twenty tons °' imllltry. ary, picked. R. E. * 0°. _ 12-14<ira|.¢

° lersv sum of money. Av-

Piv to John McKenna. grocer. Smut. 1 _ . ,iz-imaipa.

..-|.-_-

a_re at least two reasons ;"“'m _ '-_ Y’

'NIANAG UA

nal examination of banks IB dis* right to the bona it is ‘hoped flat lt,-e, and they both vis ted the Seen- ,.,,t.,cs in Europe, who said,--of th,- sed in a pamphlet issued by H. C. _‘jf will heal completely. There 15 ie Theatre in Waltham. .iii Leod, General Manager-of the Bank another wound on the foot of ine m

fierent kinds of pianists, we haw Mark Hambourg a very happ- euding of the emotional and the iz. llectual types, the former predon. ating in a sufficient degree to ini

pnrt to his playing an atmospheri which glows with warmth and vital 'lty. He is a virilc brilliant, fasclnat

ing, and successfully audacious per

MHs| former, he is magnetic; he carries you

' ill your feet, and can make you crv

OF ou will or no; he cause a suspen~

laugh, and compels you whethm

ci\~rAi\iv~iIs. VHF"

LIVII W|{\lnI.‘l|l

MANY MAY s'rAnvs IN Prusou.

BLUEFIELDS, December 13-A

reign of terror being malntllined fn M3Ul18\lB.- Five hundred ._ persons identified with political affairs are in chains, and ln prison. The Catho- lic soulety has _been ordered boepae sending work to the prisoners, and these are in n falr way to starv ,"!or they are allowed only two.c,9&a` s day for food.. Corporal pimllhfhent in metcd out daily to variopmdlond offenders. _ " -

grades separate the ignorant and

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TORONTO, December 12-Lady Gay makes the statement in Saturday_ Night malt, the duly women who mimi. votes are those unable to infiuclwe men in other ways. Mrs Philip S11' owden is a living refutation of this cheap sneer, which is born of the des- cent to personalities cohimon when logic is lacking. ' Mrs Snowden represents that finest type of women which is the productz of the new cra of education and re- V flrement in England. Innnmerable

nreflncd intelligence and refined ig*

norance, from the refined and eultiv-s ated. The social 'outberily world

which brought France to n. revioiutidn

‘l in the 18th century. iS 9“U'°'~“§ “-5 '

wings in the luxury of I_B_i'iti,nh1_i,1i_Bi\ llfc today. and the result is the re-

volutionary struggle goin'g,0IJ- at DWP'

ent in the motherland of-.democraclb It is these parasites", ,B813 MTB Snowden, who have precYl`Iif»01¢¢d the present crisis. They have held _thc keys of the door of kiiowled_z€. Dllt would neither enter in themselves nor: allow others to enter. 'P1165' havf had the keys of power and would neither vote nor allow others to vote.1 What the wealthy, and refined and socially distinguished-1,c1as_ses_ might hB-.Yi§..._.done .in EDSIDNL |195 “"3 _ listened, is now left for another age nnd._ generation. .

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Special to The Guardian

LIGHT VIINZ? 5 °

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wind and gales from east and south.l

[IN WUNIEN VUTING

LORD OF THE ADMIHAL'l‘Y.

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Civufy. with rein or uint. W us: nR1'1‘Am'soaAND one MAN wilosm onsrnrh , Thi berth °f l=°°°1 '"1 N °*¢“*' ‘gc ,rjlfhifréginsbnamo 'rannarrnn i=An'i' or 'mis mosfrn.

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ion of your critical Paculties for he time ueing, while his daring orig-

inalities amaze and bewitch you. Irie u magician who paints tone-pic-

ures of marvellous beauty, and he in-

, ierprcts as we have heard no one be-

fore him. Hiis lightning like speed, the accuracy of his execution; his conceptions, at times dignified and _ grand, nt times subtle and suggestive.

is marvellous tone, his wonderful use the pedal, his abandon and tincsse~~ ess, and above all the poetic feeling cd'1spln_ved, drove the audiencefran-

'tic with wonder and delight."

In thi- v1 i.rs»1 ol’ his tours and trn-

vsiii, il.: 1;: llovulioiiriz has had man' adv:-.. 1:.1 i1-1! lic is full of amusin1

tor'Z1 1 . .;.\-1 .lv the most extrnv-.r inur-_ . 1 ii1. .le ever had,prp'us.bly

indeed, in .t extraordinary thai has e.cr .i-iiilleu a public perf<i_i'in<-_-__

CHICAGO MARKETS. wus when, during a recent European

our, he was decoyed to the under

ground meeting place of Russian R1'

' voliitionariesdn Warsaw. Will) 90'"

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