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Federal House.

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(Cana

pads of seed potato. known aa ees'

ii provided for under Order

in

council 551. passed on the recom mei-idation of tho- Department

iiiisd reed potatoes. lfade mall else 0 H

Agriculture. It comes into eff immediately. The new rogtilh

(lpsaiallotbeuurdha)

WAWINGTDN. Maron ia.-Then

never has been an imaenpioymenri alt. _

Pmvided Fm' Und" ° £4 Several Liberal Speak.

0l.'d€l' Ili C0\ll\CiA wld the Senate Dominion, Gommit-I er Heard Yesterda ` Passed . On Recom.

i mendatlon of Dept.

= of Agriculture, in ____

wiiuiisiii MASSNBRE 0|::‘:.'i‘°i.f':*.‘.°".:°.::L.~"~:;':'.':..?:.:';. W ~

iiiisi

0 Q11 d and Dee il lm containing de-

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OTTAWA. starch le-lelllllhons

making certain changes in the lob- ster fishing seasons in eastern Nova Scotia have been approved by order, in council. Under the new regula- tions the season in tha area from

yl

ina today in tigatlon of _ plornontmriss. mm \ Debate Adj0\ll’l\¢d cols xarsour. Hallie: County. east-

ward to a line drawnaut southeast from cape Argos. Guysboro county. which includes ohedabuoto law, is` put back to the dataa which former- ly governed and the season will be- gin on April eloaa on June

and in-

Richmond , the sea- l to June

By Hon. Mr. Lea.

Provincial I.ieg|slatui’e. March lil The House met at 10.15 a. m.

Eiiil §;=g

Hon Mr Stewart in pursuance of N m ‘N

Treasurer to lay on the table, pur-

luant to section 150 of the Prohib- N

ition Act. the half yearly returns ' ` ` of the Board of commissioners for _______________ _ the halt years ending June 30. lm. §

) V - l . oroiioos for oertiiiootioii ss seed po- ° __ ‘ G

'Q o ‘ A

trtoes of tubers ranging from l tolounoosihsisellrider thenli clan. lt supplements the eds grade eeritified seed potatoes grads extra nurnber,l._ 'nie obieot or mo order is to ss- sist in the absoluta control and ya!-

dlnn Prana) _

OTTAWA. Ont., Mar. 18-A naw

od not tion

tint

fore anything culled from table sine or seed stock might he offered aa seed potato. Under the new elder potatoes oifared for seed mint he in-

isntion of potato diselaaa. Raroto-

all

risoisri in on :isis rt mrvuo one found sufficiently vigorous and has

from serious dlasaaas

classification. N order a»i_at*i_n sllmrisgliiit--. l‘N\er with l

' "°°'¢' °f

at premium( '_

E3

RECL l|SE NAS NORlN $40,000

FM\oll|to¢ho0\\rd\l~l)

or-rows, ni. iinron is.-amine _

lilwos under the floor boards

and

inaiirsserdrewerinuuaaeek “’li°f¢V!'rauk lawyer. raeluae, 'li was found, revealed 040,000 in our-

WMV.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

MEETINGS ETC

'st. James tea and basaar Th

dw. March Nth

"Horse Races at Orosby’s Point l`h\111dav.s r. is

l"H°'¢l Urxlnltdll will open June 5°- All modern Jmprevenianva.

Howard Pursov. PNP-. North

Beach. P. u. 1. :sea-ii-is-ri.

"Hunter River club ioedirig lisp

“lvfmav iordnoon. uma am. It ones. Nicholson Bros., nae'y.

“ll-I-ll-Il

"Just arrived-Car shingles. also Hour and rose. r..1.uoy or oo.,

“miter River .

20|-3-ll-li.

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"Ml kinda of oahal and pastry. Jus. viesieo me insirnslsde ter seie .li refreshment table ‘lhuraday Mlrtii mn. at .issue neu. asia

. ' __-_ `

H"Don‘t form to near slr. 'thomas "wit io his interesting isoture ei

H rw'

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ii'li-.iiiii iiiiiii iiiii

Mr. N. S. Irving, Supt.

COMING EVENTS.

I ` I un.

., asia

OU

IMI.

Eultidb

UI!

to the adviaabilit! of aultabh place _for an coinmlttaa was formed llallre. I- 1'. lil. A- md G- ll. lilttart to situation. ‘they drove nested various sites. an

5 if ii' i uri §;§¥§SE *E'l5§€

;§eE§€?§E;éisE§l _*gi _zo §;= iiirrziiiiiiro »§~§ri:§r:.iir§§

_E E E E

fi

ed By Bandits an Communists.

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(Canadian lima) IIANGBAI. Marek ll-haad- iil all BOIIIIIUU sail Cahn! Chinese repeats received here tally. attadad and captured

iii; iii *iii

of Canadian Airway

2“€~°..ii:2i“;.:i..i2.d~»-ir-»- oi- - -» n 0 ni 5 |N

dues

Hon Kr Lea said the answer was under preparation. Hen. Mr. Stewartj replied that it could not be "under

WHZIUE

Lu t:‘:3‘A'o‘;quuu°:‘:::"u,:*f' T Im rtan \|.l’¢, 605100 Uh Q wo po t m “_ building r bridgost ueti . _ :imp oo.: 2.3;.; ro. or-is: x tions Passed Re Re.

t under contract by ilr. Gilbert urn _ 0 Railway

rows “uso ......o.fl`§..°°-r'l',§'.fI..'f.'.I. ...po if. Lands To B. C-.slid materiel. .1. a,1uudori.couetr na- Omgefg Pgnglm-|, _ ,

,glpaen inspected the werkwgliicn .Q ._ ,J r , _ _-, __ _ __ _ ». , _ _

. A r-,s ’ , _V _ ,_ :_A_.`_ . i e“h____ Y _ _ . .,,._¢n3m| ` ' A `\ N V ; H :wow-e . -»~.- uf o o or-li... yw; orraws. ont. march 1a.~lse» °ueasi-id. out the srovlilolal admin-

and poltry still heidthe attentions! istratien was prtvlvvil- Th! ner

Hon. Mr. stewart, in pursuance to , -

m¢|¢,,_ “nd im, pmvmuu -n.“,_ the House for #considerable portion inove rested with the Dominion. Th

h.rber’s onus of settlement rests on the Do-

ug" for "wwe" to "uv fouuym' of lllt evUl\1lll.‘\1\\t'N.\‘.

as being recently published by the “W _ P

Nova Scotia' Go

Ready to Enter N

minion overnrne For Increaed Su sidies.

(Canadian hell)

I-IA!.i11"A!, N. B., Mar. 1l.-=-

preplred or some e en r negotiations with the Dominion Go eminent for the settlement of s claims. said Premier li. N. Rhodes

Liam Chisholm in the House of iembly today. Asked whether sta had been taken to present before

case for increased subsidies, whether counsel had been l

pare its case. Premier Rhodes

bnlrditlwilliugplllfnfacilitate

Government did nottakeenoepti

thasuattaroflublidieawaacflu scuba that nlgotiations inthe

ion Government The onus of se tiament. -i\¢.cos:\tand_ad. -rested wi

answer to questions put by Hon. Wil

lid-li bolrd 0! Canada, Nova Bout!!

by the Provincial Government to pre

sai

that on n number of occasions

preparation" as the returns, accord-

ing to the Ast. should now bo`lvail- ' Piiiiiiiiii -» lon. ltr. Lal: You will have it _ tn

_ c ' . the

n

. t

I

Government had stated to the au

th

tothasuditboard theviewwaltha

goti-ations With Do.

° ' G nt

Wbtkbfldjultllgolllml While

O

t

qimuon 1;; urgency resolution 'on butter and minion Government, said Mr. Chis-

1. Tabla a copy of the pgmpmoe ell! ,VU Iilaelly withdrawn. it beilll holln. but the onus of presenting

ref.;-"4 Q9 gn gh, pgum m,,,,p,,- held tiaatthl airing the lubiaot had ro _definito claims rests on the province. of gh; 31|; of Jmuu-y_ 19", pq, Q ceivcd in discussion had sufficiently nm my “pore dgmmmw gm”

ed the urpole. amounts! Kon. Mr. Rhodes replied

Provincial Government thlt in Drtblrllll lie out iv lei' be

9 _ . _

Womd Cnntinue Air, :_ oin uroomof posiiosuou or Indio' me urs nunoso cooimmiorr. the

-Mail Service Throughout Summer Months.

-on--

Ei

gi? gli

have submitted th Debut! hsiniatar and

said pamphlet. ‘ Province had also arranged its claims I- HW many copies were printed. After this. Dr. ootpsm. North Ml- to oo presented to the Dominion. ur. s. oivo ine soot or printing rush HW- 4°'/°l°l>°4 lil' v\'°v°l°1 W* “\° oiusnoiio compose out si-is right to pamphlet- l'*d°'¢1 G°v°f““‘°“' l\‘°“14 "“°“' ieiiisaisrit use seen ooterrriioos r. Hon. Mr. Las: Ill!! *N "WAY W f“u““" “W “°` the Duncan Commission, but not th

1-A"°fm¥ Wh” mum' 5° and ° '"7 amount of settlement. I can assure °*\'°f“u7'P"P“`°d *Wu W “W "U my honorable friend, said the Pre-

lsi te the Gulrlisal Y

luafgumg mr "_A mm, der-oisrid it at su. th' WMU °f *“”‘“'°- W* “‘° "“" mm, me trio oovoroiioeoe is quite

gen pu giswm 11" qugmon 1, ions uses to which it has been and is "my to Dream tu cm "_ my t

awla

t tio of Post

up the article in question? naentod dlsellt-Tl* PHDGADA

sem-ii ins _

uunrooignifhah wigshg ww I-Ion. Mr. ua: A copy of a pam. was cancer. arapldly increasing men- -mmm of "wma" “am” mmm” .M “uw Un W, P11109 l’*!ll1`°\‘| W All th! Pl'-110%? R in °*°‘d*éu h°LT?wn out. The case was remanded. Bail oi

to tate why trio meeting had Wh” P°*"’°* 4° Y°“ "’°' W '°“1°°" " - aanrrsx rl. s., mr. is.-Novo mn thousand doum being ouowod.

Au” ' Bon Mr stewart' 'Do the mu of cause ofthodeath roll. Dr ootnaurs '

\ieenoauod.ur.si1sn replied theta 3-15” ur ° M w“tw.w 11'” "mm soooawiiinsvosannimyoragri- lsr. iw: -s. n-vine. superintendent of ‘°' ' ° ' “mm” °“"P°""”‘ °° 1 |’°m‘ I I _¢ culture in cms as wsu rs not un-

ithehusiullllmcn of hummer- ' ' ' 1 lm!

3 ° me in me 'rom nu mu ‘W °‘°"~ D" “W h°°- fflwd \°°" "W ’“°' "°“'”°*‘“’ A” “‘;‘°"°‘°' ure Dominion ciovorruusrii sooo iit.

canadian Air-use vision is *° \’° P"°W°° ‘V Y°“- I “Y "°“ "‘°‘“‘ °‘ ’ I cor urs ooosiiiomor som iriiroduo

t

chu. final

anllyslllhouldbewiththebomin t

of more .than two and a hal! mon

Tha

ullsidy

Aa-

the

and

Returns From

during the course of which he visi

8

Germany Mr W K Rogers prominent foxman, returned ho

Government of Nova ncotiahasbeen dllltfy is sfilwns in PC In

1 tim to ld in co

v

Great Britain is finding that she raise good stock at home This ye there has been a slight depression

conditions of last year

ol

to

in the market as compared with

P8

tour on December 31 sailing on t

in arriving ut Halifax on account a broken propeller blade. Aceorn

__1_l_.-_-

$10,000 Bail. '

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iClnuliln Press)

Great Britain, Sweden, Belgium an

Cl

___ ee

the ted

' , _ . . , ty, -' me

lust- evening. A .

The sale of live foxes and the at

tending of the sales of fox peita oc- s - _...os rr-oo. or io. loo... om. ..._ die-Ferguson Also Suffer. ing his tour. Pells sold at ten to ill- ' .

tee t l wer than last ear, but

on market than was ever before

tered at a January sale. The lox in-

i Euro ,

n

_ . il'

in the

neared

return trip wal more than a day late

o

npercen o y

there was a larger number of pelts

Mr Rogers left on his European

he

White Star liner “Doris” for England

| The "Albertic" on which he made the

d

I

plnylng Mr. Rogers on his trip and returning with him was Miss Dorothy

t Stewart, his secretary. A

BRANCH SUPT.

A R RE S T E0

t

Alleged to Have Sold

Stock to Customer Which Was Already Sold Out- Out On

y BT. JOHNS. Nl.. Mar. lB-0. B. o Plant. manager oi the local branch

of the stock brokerage firm of At- well and Co.. was arrested hem this afiemoon and the books of the firm were selried by pollm on a warrant taken out by a customer, charging that he had been sold mining stock known to have been already sold

tha

. aging nfl sslilo trol. d 1'

M'-° “° :°::“.:r.:;‘ii.‘:i‘.:i.i;::..:.:.... :...°::.:...f°° .....°:. ..'.‘i.....:- - --» »--»»- W -V <1 .f -oi -°--. land and the ll I1 » P. Cioucher Minister of Natural Re- th t hu mmm H gm me ig; , to ti iasiontninveetigate » a,w e cay poss .

mom' md I 'ul Produc’ mo fy” mm 0 . mmm - WW* 'Nw WW” °h“'*‘° th’ was setting a very bad and incon-

arrived in aununesride by plana

f th f th tire eltion and to coo - '

from ohumumm md Wh” M o s Patriiit and real article .J :tum mguvwrmem hmth ‘rgz name of the Dopartment administer- vemem p,w,d,m__ Mau” in ,mi

00 hi f ll A 1

“°""'°m 'mmn " '“""m° Ind' 5,: pg; Lu? Qin: om.. gn mg mpeg", A "gum, ha 94 W hm V0 D°9\"tm*°° °f AU' .ity through necessitous political cir- 1" mu “um N mwdm 'hm E" Question 14; contended, would be worked out. culture. ninea. lull when the Natural eumstani-as at the time of confeder- |°° \’°°*°‘° “°“‘° °° ‘ME "E" Em' ¢, mum 5, “vm Resources Department was organised. ation. it was thrown in to the Feder-

1.Wh0Il d - hlob tfiltmeh

I °‘ dum' th' . nn Produc" we" n W I y l¢fl°\llt\ll’¢ hll UND Sh* °\"1°f °°“° al arena of Jurisdiction Divorce was

? i°i=*='i=iE iii-'éiilri

Agolotlldilullibi

of

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aestiassa`s_sl“aoeltqis¢ar‘(

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E ll Ei? 51 Eiiis

,sional mmisiiiorn moss or au ceases would out

Answer: ooo, not a large asnount

iii. rua anon; me

rule, eanne by them,

(8) - No.

(si lon. I. W

<4). Vouchers tahlad. I »

(I). luoiudld in Departments Re»

post.

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5 _spy 5 I f

in iii? gig; =‘=li§liE i`;l§5§5§i ‘f;';'5§§i iéiiii i

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Completely gutting the store-

room or ciordoo .c co.. bully damaging by water $30,000 worth of boots and shoes bc- longlng to Purdlo and Ferguson flooding the brokerage oElco of Mowatt so MacGilllvray, and gutting the pool room of Mr. Fred McMahon,al|reof unknown origin was discovered in the Gordon Building next the Bank of Nova Scotia on Grafton Street about 12 o‘clock last night. The file was eorslued to the storerooru of Gordon a Co.. where between $2.000 and $3,000 worth of boots and shoes were stored. all of which was badly damaged.

immense quantities 'ef water

were necessary to completely subdue the tire. The water pour- ed through the completely stuck- ed store of Purdle and Ferguson. de-llltllll $30,000 worth of goods seventy-dva par cent of which was covered by insurance. The newly fursaialied modern, and up-no-iioi_o,_oiri_oo ei uorratt urs

»MaeGii|ivray-_ also was badly damaged. Four billiard tables. two pool tables. and one snooker table in the peel rooms of Mr. Fred McMahon also sustained considerable damage by water. Tho Bra was first discovered shortly belore midnight when Mr. Fred McMahon( entering his premises as was his' custom to see if everything were in order. noticed smoke pouring from the building. He immediately gave the alarm. The Bremen immed- iately reaponded. and alter work ing for about three-quarters of an hour pronounced the iire extin- guiahed.

Mr- Wm. Gordon. owner of the

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i

I

1” `°°um N "mn" melted' by the Government at the P°°f people free. those of moderatn 1 -- '“"““" "’°"“"' canadian Nations: mrnicitioii me mem ste rsuopebie soot. one rien oem or our iruusu-y. prior to om.. pi-ovirioioi motor; it wo.. riot for

1; 'mg-gn” gephmbq 9397 people, 'at rains adequate to Blair WU. lll'N\l\¢\ll'0 VII £110 “N 0! 91° the Federal Parliament to impose

I. was any g-rant made ey me means. rn this proposal. nr. cotinans Provl-will Secretary- upon Ontario s measure thlt it M4 pmvmdpl gowmmmg 'D th” k, yy" ggmggly guppqftod by Dr. ‘Young _-@ ~ not asked f0l‘. lhd if C0016 01115’ ilk iubiiion urs now mehr (user-ali aeskatoon. on the grounds for it throiish ltsflected Parliamen-

I. Who had charge .ot the “land that it was l matter of provincial o‘eloek, and the question stands to tary representatives. Bomnbody might

egnibits jurisdiction and concern, and told ba placed at the foot of tba list. as well try to impose a divorce meas- e ny oo an miie su voooiisrr what ou provinces oi suwoluw- “re “lm Q'-\°\°°° vl\\°h 1° l" "- of expense in connection wma Qu' an and Quebec had already done in _ Anlmatad Dlaeualou tirety was opposed to divorce. No~ exhibit. the uae of radium. An animated discussion occurred body supported hirn in that view.

5, Hu my “pgs 01 gh, “hgh” this sftarnoon on Mr. Irvine‘a reaolu» not even solicitor General Gannon. Mn mm gg qu Qwmmmg U, wnu nge g1|s,|p tion to have tha bill of Mr. woods- Mr. Bouraasa. of course. had Department of Agriculture? lf ao, worth. defeated on a previous oeoas- dramatic fling at the motion. in ex- molg mg "wg, pp, ;_ g_ gi", “gum eg gentle len reinstatad. A question arose as to pectatlon. there was a rather

` be

his

11118

g, g4|¢||¢m@¢¢g°n°g¢”D,_ ;ugp¢;|1qg|_Q¢gkmg|gnav\iew;s tharighttolmvaalillreconsidered attendance of the mem ra. This _ _

It I Agrieult to aka an Dr Young To purobals ld 1-I grams after defeat on second reading. That time the result was to reinstate _ _......--

partmln o ure in . .

annual exhibit at the Canadian Na- o! radium sufficient for the require- was settled by the hlinimr of Jus- the measure by los to sv. There was If _'

tice as well al by the speaker him- no reversal of votes. It carried be- '"1 - L)

self: In the statement that when a. cause a much larger number voted. barill- dllofllln W flie i-\’\4°\‘l UW ) N _ :I bill es for second reading it 'rho Prime Minister was again absent ins avay on imports. exports, home If

com u

A nlozbn that it be ‘now" during the disoulsim and voting Consumption and "lat equivalents]

u .. _ °° 'M -°f°=°“"'°. _______.......__.-J.

taken in consideration. which did llrltil IU °° °°\\\°

_ has Government measures regarillhl

not preclude consideration on an New zea V 'treaty mm” nn- “nd “_ mmxm' “um m__s°uu““‘

.. which reao

Thueulyadtruoalklrha The rest of the afternoon was taken 4”. V-W0 *N 01 'DUN man* °°‘ magma ‘° mmm* 'Aw' “W

ug wg pn a- up with a continuation oi the dabata llllll to th!! "A-“U1 °f TUAW" “QU at ` '

oooiii moo on ure new zealand ‘ri-eety. me use to nriiun coiumiiis. me ins other consideration to do with cutter and cheese. uttia provides ills* "1 venllon may be

months, of importance was added, io former granted. to the Widow of “six arguments advanced. and the main- who, at thrtlnie of

cerswueunaduponpeotactienesd on full pay. dial trol irrllio and low tat!!! all/obady. ,Vlhilih I NDIAOU very little into-est was shown by nimmrvlsoat

imsmbu. who wan l'adill0DUslu'llin\ha_I\il@

Meant Business

(Spool-ll to tho Guardian)

was said that

found a revolver and live bomb.

ll. P. Fudger, former President

was so years of age.

BCJMBAY, India, March 18.-An

uneonfi.i-mod report from Lahore to the Times of India today said that is plot against the llle of the Gover- nor of Punjab, Sir Geoffrey De Montmorency had been discovered. It

when the Govorrmfs

‘car crossed the bridge over the river iRa\-i, between Lahore and Bhedlrhup- urs. a youth was noticed running to- ,wards the bushel near the main road. A police inspector suspicious. ovt- took the youth. searched him and

TORONTO. Ohh. Mlreh 18-

ef the Robert Simpson Company and well known Canadian phil- antbropist. died at his heme to- day from complications follow-

' ing au~atiaick of pneumonia. lla

IRE PLAY AHAVOCI GORD() BUILDI

EN NNAO E [I E B A TE | C’;;~;°;:;:;_° ,PREPARED EOR L°°°’ "`°"'""" Midnight Blaze

.5°_-Udfmins Fir-hr'rigASsoson European Tri# Causes Damage

M

damaged storeroom states ilaai

be ia completely at loss aa io the cause of the fire.

At the time of going to press

It was Impossible to ascertain the actual damage resultant to the nre, as the water continues to leak through the walls and cell- irip or iiro iruiismr io trio ooi- Iar. However. it is anticipated that the loss will bo considerable

P|l0TS IN 0RAS

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Plane Falls From ° W

Her ht __, _ F0"i'cg'€:-NS( Mangled.

iC‘anadlsn Press) `

and l". Robinson. radio opcrato

impossible. '

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Canadiens. I; Americans. 3. Chicago, 4; Toronto l. Boston, 9; Rangers. 2.

dis cause-me Mofoaief is one qw uno can-~r Sfssu, wiiuuc llrs Lociiiiuc. _V

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Gordon fo’ Co. Store Room On.;

Sunnyside Gutted-Brokerageff

_ Office, Pool Rooms And Pur-'

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KINGSTON, Ont.. March 18-Hem ry simoneau. pilot of Montreal. Que.,

rv

thought to be also of Montreal, wcra instantly killed just before noon to- day, when the Toronto-Montreal all mail plane crashed on the shore oi Long Lake, three miles from the village of Parham. 30 miles north of this city. The plane fell from a great height with terrific force. Machine and bodies were so badly mangled that identification for a. time was

N. N. l. RESULTS

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