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D|ssENT|0N IN I THE ClTlZEN‘5Ml5ETlNG

' CABINET ALLEGED HELD LAST NIGHT

sm; would D.epcs_.c iuui.l,h "ul MW uni time "Pur- ` ier Instead '

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(Canadian Press)

LONDON, Feb. 8-The Standard, llsfonists ill'ln¢S 11 B_l-‘WY 0’ “U_°l§°\’ serious dis-sensfons in the British “blast involving an intrigue to dis- plyge Premier Asquith in favor of David Lloyd George, the present Chancellor of the Exchequer. ='rhe Standard's article is claimed to he hy "a Parliamentary corres- pondent who is in a position to gather the most authoritative infor- mation as to the political situi1t.i0I\-

Andis reciting the various causes of discontent with Mr. Asquith's lea- dership in the advance wing of -the cabinet says, "shou1d the hostile mo- vement against Asquith succeed, it will of course secure the advancement of Lloyd George."

ul. Mu is vu rnfslnul

(Canadian Press.) _

0'l"l`AWA', Fel). 8-The Canadian

Forestry Association concluded its ilith _ annual convention this nftey- neon; -

They depreciated the exportation of

Christmas trees, a P. E. I. represen- tstive was among the vice Presidents elected.

UTTAWA, Feb. 8-With an attend-

ance equal to that of the earlier meetings, the Forestry Convention was continued today.

Features ofthe morning session

were two papers, one by Dr. Gifford l‘iucbot, President of the United States Conservation Commission and one by E. A. Sterling, Forster of the Pennsylvania Railroad Co.

Ill ‘HUIET _

~ IN HELIAST

(Canadian Prcss.)

BELFAST, Feb. 8-There was ’ ,no

disturbances here at the Home Rule meeting but Winston Churchill and the active authorities left the town two hours before the scheduled time.

The troops are to be kept here

over saturday.

III HIIIIITH

(Canadian Press.)

BOSTON, ~'l4‘eb. B-Recognized as ons of the leadingllorticulturlsts of the world, E. H. Wilson has beén awarded-thefviétoria Medal of Hon- 0\'. s decoration never before bes- towed outside of the'British Isles.

EIIIIIIIIEHIIIG I

HE STEIMTH 24 LIVES UTSI

Str. Tathra Sunk in Gale ian- uary4 in New Hebrides Group.-

(Canadian Press)

VwT0RIA» Feb. 8-The steamer

Marama yesterday brought news of the founderfng of the trading steamer Tathra, with loss of twenty-four lives. including’ seven white men, od Auibyrn Island in the New Hebrides group during ,the heavy gale of Jun'y- 4th.

HTH EHHISTIIN

IIHIIHEII. IIHINI

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(Canadian Press)

NANKING, Feb. li-The official re-

publican Gazette contains a letter from President Sun to s. Chinese C'hristian pastor,_endorsing the peti- tion for an independent national Christian church.

The President wishes them every

success and promises his support in the establi'shn\ent of the Christian Church on broad national lilies.

ei-WESTEHN HITES

` (Canadian Press)

0"f‘TAWA, Feb. 8-'1`heinvosl.ign-

tion of westcrp freight rates recently decided on by the Railway Connnis- sion as the result of long-continued complaints, is to have a first hcfu-ing nt Ottawa on Tuesday next.

lt will then be adjourned for u fur-

ther hearing at western points.

TNIRTEEN GIRLS

Yfliflf T0 IMIIRY

SAN FRANCISCO, Cul., F'ab.‘ 0-"

01 el Ed d H R G of

o on war . . reen, son Mrs, Hetty Green, received exactly. thirteen Leap Year proposals one day this week. Eleven came by mall and two by wire. ‘Discussing the matter of marriage the Colonel said:

“There is not a wealthy man in

America who has not had dozens of chances to marry into families of birth and breeding, but he must seek to.kuow the girl's inxnost soul and flnd_out if ber affection rings true. You cannot do it thu.t's ull." '

SEEITMEII MEET ' -WITH iIlIl;IlCIl

(Canadian Press.) o'r'rAw.i, 1-rss. s-st a ..i....ung of the executive council and the Board of Directors of thc Canadian Seed (lrowcr's 'Am-iocint.ion, the announce ment of the regulations regarding the growinb and registtation of seed was discussed. _ ,

having” all sucks of seed offered for sale inspected and sealed by an offi- cer approved of hy the Association before being offered for sale.

GHHNIJ THUIIK T

Til PHITIIIENHE

(Canadian l'ress)

PROVIDENCPJ, Feb( 8-Bids have

been requested by thc Grand Trunk for the construction of roudbeds and buildings for thc Soutlieru New Eng- land Ilnilwuy which will bring the lirand Trunk) (lo, from Palmorc, Mass, to tldewater, in this city.

'l‘l\c contracts call- for the comple-

tion of the road before the and of 1913.

-ITEIINEIT. M. P.

(Canadian Press)

CALGARY, Feb. 8-It is reported

in political circles that Il. ll. Benn- ett, M. ld., is ahoutto retire fr-om Canadian politics to cuter thc Brit- ish field.

His visit to England ami the at-

tention shown him by llnionists poli- ticians lends color to the report.

A wmE|.Ess urssscs

Fees us. sizes

OTTAWA, Febrliary 6-Hon. J. D.

Hazen received today the following telegram from the minister of trade and agriculture, Spain, by the wire- less system : “Sorry that due to mis- take in the address of your message its receipt was delayed. I hasten to thank you for your congratulations on the inauguration of a radio. At the telegram office at Aruujuez. It is g great pleasure to convey to you by the first message my desire that this important development in the means of communication will make for clo- ser mutual admiration and good will between both countries."

PRINTER RUNS AMUCK

MONTREAL, Feb. 6--While farnhle

employees scrcnrmed and fainted,Vita- tm John Ardltti, an Egyptian youth, 18 years old, with a loaded revolver, pursued Foreman Hornby through the

Au important defnrture is that of.

ucv #uc u»-fi_=e- Like Addresses by the

Candidates for Civic Offices.

' EIIRNEST ATTENTION

The citizens’ ,mcetiug at the Mar-

ket Hall lust evening was largely at tended, orderly a.nd \vell-coudluzted. Ai Hishll U’<>l00l¢ the place had Leann t0 fill llp and at B.l0 when the May- or and candidates filed upon the platform, most of the seats were oc- cupied and,thcre were more coming. l-lis Lordship briefly reviewed the work of the late Council and the state of the finances. The debt is $745,000 u.ud~tbe sinking fund a- mounts to $l!'.0,000, with enough money thus on hand to meet thc dc bentures that will shortly mature. I-lc announced that the time limit a- greed upon for the speakers was 10 minutes each for the Mayoralty cau- didates and five minutes each for other candidates. _

(ioun. McDonald was the first of the candidates to speak, beginning at 8.20. He was pleased to see so many present; it showed interest in city affairs, as did also the number of candidates offering. fiur city is one of the best laid off and most :it- tractive in Canada, and is in splen- did finuncial condition. All cities have some debt. Out of the $745,000 of our debt the water works and sew-

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,EASE IIP IISIIN

(Canadian Press) _

'I‘Ol`i0N'l‘U,, Feb. 8-The legislature

is to hear an echo of the ldarmcrs Hank case. -

Hugh Muuroe. put an enquiry on the

order paper and will nsk for a thor- ough investigation on the deposit with the bank.

THE Si_Ni‘Ti

(Canadian Press.)

OTTAWA, Feb. 8--’1he movement of Canadians from the country to the cities and from east to west was considered by the senate today.

Sir' Richard Scott’s measure to

prevent the spread of typhoid was killed.

TNNNKSGIVING SElilliCE

LONDON, February 6-A national

thanksgiving service, to commemo- rate tbe safe return of King George and Queen Mary from India, was held today in St. Paul’s cathedral. 'rheir maiestiee, with the Prince of Wales and Princess.Msry, the Queen Mother Alexandra _ and other mem- bers of the royal family drove to St. l"aul's through a chilly damp fog and decp slush Nevertheless, im-'

" Omce. Bild Was DIGVUHWG "Om killing mcnse crowds stood along the streets

` ` ‘ " ` \\ him Oni b nerv rn Clmlllc Reilly. and cheered the rocession which

in

of so many new ones is no small

Adver Users

apply to any' advertiser? '

on Saturdays.

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' Notice to Subscribers

Ou Slturday,]anunry 27th, the Circulation Department was ,

flooded with new and renewal subscriptions.

So many came io hand ihat it will take a full week or more

for our stall to cntch up with the wov k. -

We ask the indulgence of new .wliscrlbers arfbe enrollment

_ When placing your advertising, do you consider circula- tion? Do you inquire or investigate the circulation of certain newspapers to which you contribute ashore of your advertislui! llpproprislion? This is the `course»taken by all the leading lvusluessrliouses of the Dominion, and w,hy |10! llie S0010 WIC

_ The Guardian furnishes its advertisers with a sworn detailed circulation statement-~»that is the reason our columns are always full of the best advertising---that is the reason we cannot accept 1 ull contracts that are ofleriu ---that is the reason we are _ forced to issue so many suppiicments and asixteen page paper

_ The Gusrdinu’s sworn daily circulation for 1911---Morning ,

Daily andkural Dsilycomlalned, was - .

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'~i°l’ll‘S fer gay. We are making n desperate effort to establish

1 I new re “for rgra, and must ndinlt that we are on the tight

Think the matter over I It’s business-

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who grappled with the frenzied youth and dlsarmed him. Arditti had been discharged from the Witness employ and it rankled in his mind.

COINUNICITIUN

8.50 a. m. for Cape Traverse with no passengers, and 64 sacks mail and

p. m..

erse and Cape Tormentine this morn-

and passengers and a special train

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consisted of five carriages and an escourt of Household Calvary, as it passed slowly toward the city. The Archhishops of Canterbury and York, with nineteen bishops and many other clergY. received the

erhury.

'I‘0R()N'l‘O, Feb. 9-Westerly winds.

this morning by the "Rcxall Store'

' d foxes.

left one any int night at s.u_'» -rested Thermometer was as degrees » TOR SALE- Pe" 0' "° o'cloclr for Cape Traverse with mails above R,-0_ DIY *O Ch” H°w'“`d' l;T_I,}t°“ _ and passengers to cross by the Capes The lnwegg temperature recorded ___________ today. _ yesterday was. 22 degrees above zero .}4"REE'. T05 mil*-Ni 81812195- Exlggsd

The Earl Grey yesterday left Geor- and the highest was 33 above. The - two cents for pots B813 BUY

getown at 7,30 a. m. for Picton with ,owen ,-eco,-.lea the previous night Zinn, _1ll_Grn.fton,__liaii ax,_anad_ 80 passengers, express and 51 tons was 10 above. At nina a. m. it Wa; “WOR SALE,milch cows.Four newi freiuht. ddcacliiilg 1;*-3010-15 “l m'Gs|:_° 22 above and at nine P- ffl- It W” _ ‘ calved colvirg. ADPT! £0 2'F|”°“

IBIIVBB £0 Y Ht - H- m- 0' ¢° ' b ve. Match Eamsc_c. '_ getuwn with Passengers and freiflht. I_"i‘)hs length of today will be ten :,DR'_°§ALE apples by the bmrel at Yesterday the Mfnto left Picton at |m“|-B and 6 minutes. _ _ Bm* Carmrw' aueuon moms,

v 7.00 a. m. fri; Gini-getowgi witltixd 1?, »;~h.,1¢|.\e\{i1:be big); th‘i'se\s‘f;;\";10<l>11; . 2-Tsdzii.

passengers, p SS BID 699 l\ at 3. 0 nm omorro s .-_-------d _ lu n an between tons 'night' docking nt Georgetown 3‘"; R' Wm M high tomorrow mm-nt .NJ0§I'NhN:itneH&n.Loliinso|n': Drug Stor at 11.15 a. m. She leaves this mom- ing at 4.06 and Sunday mornin! s aim A Homo at co, 5 -man pocket ing at 7.00 for Picton with Passent 5.10. t 5 “_ book éontaining B sum oy money]-in. ers, express. and freight ' ‘ The sun sets this afternoon e msn der phase ‘uve at onntwms barber

Yesterday the Murray Harbor train and tomorrow afternoon at 5'; . 10 “hop _

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Bruce Stewart and Cu. Ltd. Suffered Loss by Fire Last Night

A bad blaze was discovered in the

Bllllllrliandlery warehouse of Bruce Stewart 61 C0. Ltd. on 7 Lower Wat- er Street last evening at 7.30 which resulted in considerable damage to the building and the stock.

When the alarm was sent in the

flames, which to all appearance ori- ginated outside near the western en- trance, hnd already made good pro- gress, so that on the arrival of the firemen the blaze was well under way _and much heavy smoke wa-s being carried over the city hy the light southeast breeze. .

With their usual promptltude the brigade responded and giot to their work. Two streams were turned on, the men breaking in and getting .at the bottom of the blaze which ` had worked its way inside and was cy-agp. ‘ing along the walls and up through the second story to the roof. After just one hour the "all out" bell was sounded. _ The warehouse was well stocked with oakuni, rope, pulleys, pa.ints of all kinds, und in fact almost every- thing in the line of surplus stock car- ried by 8, shipchundlcry firm. The building was much damaged in- side snd out while the stock also suf- fered to a large extent. Both building and contents are covered by insur

11.71003. The exact origin of the fire cannot. be determined. There has been in fire for heating or any other purpose in the building this year and shortlv after six -Mr. Bethune, the manager, had gone through the warebouse,ilud-- ing everything in proper order.

HH] CHIISS IIIISSIUIT

(Canadian Press) - LONDON, Feb. 8~A British lied

Cross Mission of four doctors and three nurses is proceeding immediate- ly to Tripoli to aid the Turkish wounded. ‘ It will take along a complete field

hospital.

BIG STEANSHIPS IFTER

CNNllDll'S TRADE

LONDON, February 6-It trans

pires that the two new 13,000 ton stearnships that have just been or dered by the Cunard Line aw in- tended for the Canadian service. Thr results of the inauguration of thc Cunard service to the Bt. Lawrenc( have been so satisfactory that the directors have decided to augment their sailing list by the two new ships, which will measure 540 feet, with a bcann of 63 feet, 9 inches The contracts have been placed with Scott Shipbuilding and Engineering Company, of Greenock, and it is probable that the two vessels will be ready for the 1913 season. In fh meantime the Cunard Comapny wili place in commission other boats al- ready edvauccd in construction, but of much smaller tonnage.

It fs anticipated that by the time

- ' irtn and queen on the steps of the ' ' _ ' ` cathedral. A.pi-oeossign, was than the cunards place the new btoatsf in

formed which marched down the °0m_i\1l59I0“ lil"-Ile' °°“"”° 5 0 I 5

.._..... - centre aisle toward the altar. The similar nature wllltbe ops? to 't.e;<:&*é

\'e5terqay six iceboagg left Cape service consisted of the national an- Whi_l6_tI1llS IBN Sill giliglw Bolxs yield

'Traverse nt 9.15 a. m. with no pass- them, U10 're DBUYI1, UVB D\`llY9\’f‘ Ol \"°s‘:'“'° Y 5" tflséctory mglmg new flmers and 54 sacks mail, and arriv- general thanksgiving and the Hui- resu ts as sn di mow

1_0' _ _ leuiah Chorus," then came a short son s trade to Cana All all

ed at Cape 'Tormentine at .1 p m _

. _ tl t h b btsined recently, the

Six icebouts left Cape Tormentnie at B‘l‘i"°59 by U10 Anhbishop of Oamt arounlgvgt frgngge Wm have to he

greatly increased. _

arrived at 12.45 p. m. The passengers IQ,

and mails were brought to tlhis gitéy .__ AD' | ||l§

' h 1 t.c » .trw -

by special train w ich arr ve a (sipegmi to The Guardian) (Too mu ‘or 0u”mc`uq!l)___

Six icebonts will leave Calm 'l`\`llV‘ ales;-ing and colder. ' AUNBOME `gAggA(;m5 made

S fresh every day. Saunders, New-

ing for the opposite ports with mails The temperature at three o'clock 'om & oo_ 1.1"gL§1m_

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CHURCHILL

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(Canadian i’rf-ss)

V(i’i"i‘AWA, Feb. 8--The largest dv- putation of the season today waited on the Premier, lion. Frank Coch- fsue and lion. rlznn Hughes on iw- huif of good roads in Uiuiaila.

They urged a general system of

main highways and represented the Goodslfloads Association of Ontario, among other interests.

The lfrcmier replied that it is a

purely provincial matter, but he would aim at co-operation in making the grants.

HIITIIIEIITIITN

ITE IIIHIEIHIITIITII

(ilanadian Press)

WAS!-IINGTON., Feb. il-Senator Works advocates the ratification of thc arbitration treulics with Great Britain and l°'|'ance today in thc ticu- ate un the ground that it would bc a step in the direction of peace, though he thought it would have lit- tle force if war was really necessary. He said the lluitcd Stated is puffed up with pride and pow.-r nud has no right to hold coloniru or interfere with their liberty and iudcpcndrucc.

IMEHIHI-Ili Iill IE

((‘h|u\-limi l'r.'-sa).

lll\ll<i.lN, Fell. ii- Il. is hoped and believed that the German-Amcricnu notes setting forth fhc views of the two floreriimeuts regarding coudi~ tions in l‘liina will lead to formal declarations by all the ii.t_erested powers.

|.000,000 BARRELS

` NPPLES FNOM N. S.

OTTAWA, Foil. l`»---'l`h:il. one mil lion barrels of applcs from Nova Scotia have bein sent to Great Brit- ain this season is borne out by a statement of the Canadian high com- missioner in n report issued by _thc Dominion di-pnrlnu-uf. of trade and commerce.

The commissioner etnies, "thc rc-

ports recently appearing in the news- papers that a million barrels of ap- ples have been received in the Unitcd Kingdom this season from Nova' Qcotia appears to ln- substantially correct, and it is r-slimftted that an- other :l00,000 or 400,000 barrels re- main to be shipped. The condition of those nircndy received has not been uniformly good, the keeping qualities lutving been below thc nv- irngn, owing, it is thought, to the [rim imving ripcn~~.l too quickly.The huge qluiulity, combined with thc disappointing quality, has had an m\.,fm~B¢ cfm-t on prices.

ll‘l\IlT1'S CON N RUGHT

sr. JoHN's_ No.1., ut-1.. c~<:ow.--

.mr Rhlpi. o. yvuuems .upfcesul the hope in nu address today that tile Duke of Connaught may he induced to visit the Newfoundland colony_ before he returns to England from his pre- sent appointment to (‘nnada. The governor nlso announces tllnt S11' wun~’i.1 r*..~¢-ami, uw i_..\.ra.if»r mis- sionary, who is now touring the Uni- ferl States and Cmnnln, will cndcav- or to arrange for flu- Duke to open the new lislic|'nw|\‘s in:=l.il.utc in this

SPOKE

T0 Sill THOUSAND

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'fiot llouslng Reception

und Good Order Pre-

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Shower Beth

(Canadian Press.)

BFILFAS, Feb. 8-Winston Churor mu, rn-si. Lsru of the Adm1ruty,tlie chit-f figure in today’s Home Rule dt- monstrution, arrived this morning with his wife at the Central Station und was given a somewhat mixed re- rl-ption.

A numrbcr of Orangemen gathered at

the station greeted him with groans Dull boon, but these were drowned in hearty cheers of a large crowd! of Liberals and Natiouslists.

No disturbance occurred and the

large force of police on duty in the utation had un eauy task tu perm;-m_

The surrounding football field wud

soaked with rain and the marquee fn which thc meeting was held was drip- ping, giving the audience a shower- hath.

Churchill was accorded a rousing

Wveption by over 6,000 people.

H9 said the I-lome,Hule_ Bill had no

tendency 'tu disrupt the Empire, but to give the lrlsh people control 0| nrul.ters relating only to themselves.

There was little disturbance beyond a few parades of Unionlstu and their supporters. 'T

HIPIIHLIIIINSI

SUSPEET YUIIII

' (Canadian Press)

l l’l<liiiN, Feb. B-In spite of op- !-iumistic reports in government cir- cles, the republicans suggest modifi- cation ,in nearly all Yuan Shi Kai‘s proposals und request a con- 'ference at Nauking.

'i‘hey suspect that Yuan wishes to

provide an easy avenue for the re- version to monarchy after the restoi- ntion of order.

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THE STETI HIIL

(Canadian Press)

WASHINGTON, Fab. 8-Chnl ld.

Schwab of Bethlehem today informed the Senate finance committee that U10 Probable effects of the steel bill reduction tariff will be disastrous to thc steel industry.

THE STHIKT

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(Canadian Press)

LAWRENCE, Feb. 8-Four mem-

bers of the committee on legislation appointed yesterday visited hers to- day to view the settlement strike.

'l‘hcv had n conference with Mayor

Scanlon and the labor leaders. More operatives are returning to work.

CHKNGE NMAE 0F

» FMIOUS NNENT

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OTTAWA, Feb. 6-The House want

into committee on the Gray bill as soon as it ass:-mbleri this afternoon, and remained in all day, passinl 70 or 80 clauses. The only incident was a proposal by the Minister, which stood over no further consideration

city which will lm completed ‘next summer. The rorm\r ufonc of the in- stitute wns laid by lilac George by means of an electric signal on Coro- nation 'Dili-

that "Manitoba Number 1 Hard" bt changed to "Canada Number 1 Hard”

Minlrd's Llafment Cures Dlstgempcr.

~_Y_V.Y_ __ \, _._.___ _-_-.-_-W-_-v-_-.f - .. _ _.N -Y-Y-_-_-_-_-:_~

We should never allow a friend to

slip out of our lives if we 'can help lt. True friendship is too rare and sacred to be lost, much less lightly thrown nwny. There may be slighta

we receive are imaginary, or else un

no ground for offense. But even they are intentional, they should b

inflict. Soma lose friends throug

\\.._,,____, i ;_ Imasrdslinfment euro! llflvf ill ¢°Wl'i||lnsi-d‘s Liniment Cures Colds, Etc. Mfnard's Linimcnt Cures Diphtheriml their inattention, failing to observe than a brother!-Selected

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given, even intentionally so, but they should be quickly set aside and for- gotten. And ns to misunderstand- ings, they arise from hidden influ- ences of life, and from conflicting cir- cumstances over which we have no control. Very frequently the slights

intentional. In either case they glvii;

' FRIENDSHIP

‘those little courtesfes which cost so little and mean so much in all the [relations of life. Sometimes the fad to find fault causes us to discard the Itrucst friends; while others, through lack of patience or ilckleness of soul, deliberately swap away old his ds for new _ones. The true philoiogbyl of nawless friendship is to keep your friends and add new ones _to

their number. At any rate, and all cases, jealously guard your fris ' -

~ ship, both old and new, and |0-

cretly cherish them through thick slid thin. Both life and friendship an

e too precious to be wsstsdl' .Em

pnrdoned with the first pang they affectionately to your friends,

h ally to the one who sticketh clolbr

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