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ag* -_»;-_-_~_- -_-"__ _ _ 01-1ARLo'rrETowN, _c.-_tNADA_ lvro_NnAY, MAY 23, 1921 _ _ _¢-,_-_,L ry,-_»,__-5-_..;._._.&...._y._._.‘_

Mil. -JAMES. IVIUISAAG M.P

closes llvlsll nlsellssllill

llis _Speech _on _tile Budget fora Sllject oi Della

Between 0ita_w| Citizen and 0ttavn .leurnal.t

Journal discussing the speech of brainless and vicious-vicious be.

the member from Kings says

cause of the effect that sort

N1' 5511195 M¢i“°4=» 'M P for falsehood has in promoting cis

s ran

Kings P. E. I., one of the speaker

in the budget debate, attracted

the attention of the Ottawa Citizen The Gltizen's candlusioni sift

ily i;li;idl‘3l‘l\°-Fill. tlldtlllihsc xv its extraordinary assertion is this:

ing e einer y' oar e at ‘T _ . this own” is prnwrwsggompar not 2; ggggdqocgxgggétghggid variation from this figure so far 1°»i1iiillS Speed of about 20 mils td with other <=°lllltl"l°=» and' in an n forum for the exposition or hun enviable financial condition. The um The people of the count

Citizen which to outward appear

ance ls el'li0YiilS lilnpis Dl`0Bdl0l'il~Y age amount of common sense

‘in its fine 'building on ti'/parks times of comparative prosperi Bil’8ei. claims to think editorially it is just possible that a little me

that Canada is in the stage of the ingiess rhetoric does no harm,

demnitlon bow-wbws. and' launches pept to the reputation of the spea

into figures. as foil0ws:-

‘it might therefore be pl-etinent lic nre likely to lbe resentful

to ask Mr. Mclsaac how he can what amounts to a reflection

minds

reconcile taxation rlgui-es in lthe tngn- intdiiigenoef

Dominion with his stlitement in re A pect to our comparative position nnniruni, indeadl` a forum of that 0’iTl‘AWA, May 20.-R-sire;-p-ing tween British troops and ldgyptla

aw but it to the new s eaker's chair- resent- Nv't¢i0hil-lists here and in Aletan

among the countries of the world. p p _

sd to the I-iouso of commons to- fill- British cavalry Swept the hs

s ioruim for the exllwiitioh

kind does exist in Ott li.

According to demonstrated fig-ures in not on Parliament Hill.

a worker‘s family of five has to pay in taxes in this country, -under

f ' ‘ Fire

existing measures. the sum oe Blg-

$147, 75. in the United Statesth

amount to $15.76."

Now, the national current rev

enue of the Unltedlstates last year NEW YORK, MHY 21--T119

and freight steamshlp Pa

-revenu ther 'than borroweg sense,

.Bl 0

money, the amount in short raise from _the people for the curren year-wa.s, roughly speaking fiv

the .population df the United Sta- tes as 1110.000 000, we find an aver-

1 holds were opened in an attem

ationai 'revenue burden las

handle State was beached on t

1’ ' r

thousand mnllon dollsrs. 'rshlng the °ii>' 11’°1“°“ 11*“1 ““““°°‘;°';k

ly fought a dre below her e Seacocks -in the fire room and af

of tain yet, however, what -wage will lege which wi-li be provld-ed wit ss be fixed as the minimum for laun. Windows. The wing loading is t

°°1` i11i11i5 °°llllil'y ill iSll0i‘l1i1t dry workers, $1-2 a week, yy" get be 10 kilograms per square metre »

o Valldl Le al?

.. _Y ii

and now this minimum is to be en (about two pounds per square foo

er tended go gne enum p,.0y1nce_ “_ and the maximum speed is estims

is expected that thsre will so llttls iid at 50 miles ner hour with

wiill be soon made. lt is not cer. pilot _entirely enclosed in the fuse

.. Are Pleiliscites

iitfllililllf _Wight _ An .Air Scooter ' Three Deatlls iron- A Millionaire laid _

iii -3_I0_re‘_Cler|ls Next Invention ' Ante Accident 1 Rob; Mistress;

in her home -were identified, th police said by families who had been rohood. 'rhs polloo snid M.-n, ,I'11'A31"11N0'l`0N. May 22 - Heil expressed little surprise when ° °°111° "1 111° i°l‘ll10l' secre-

Q1 as other lindustrles are concerned. 'P91' 11'-“1l'- A iiiiiiiei nl 'fI:3i;tik€i‘:ieill_l§ of raites fohgirls ii; con- the machine is it is stated to b

. an _. -

should 'be given credit for sn over- cult faotiiripg. sl¥ml?;lct<?l§e:.npai?li:- tN:liMrini:)c1iii?i1e`il3 xistlailtbefom me 8 £11 box factories and one or two other Y lines has also passed the confer-

1111 ence stage in Toronto and an or- f Q t

11;: der may soon be made. s o o

E pt C otr o

Native lilsln

er butinttmes like these the pub-

°f An Historic Chair

n (Special to The Guardian)

CAii=R0. Egypt, 'May 21.-rFigh

(Special to The Guardian) lug continued late yesterthy b

L flats near Ellis island tonight aft

01188 YS .

age xl

year in the United -States of a lltil; to Mod the bummg compartments _______¢,,,______

over $45. -per head or so

and save the vessel from compi

$225 -.per family 01. ii‘/ti loam There was amy E crew

The corresponding figures las

year to Canada. namely a conseil- tw`enty4iV° 00 0111'

dated fund' revenue of $850,000

000 ang it population of 9.000.000 The Panhandle State which show a average burden per held of something less -than $40. or 10

I famil o five .ll _

h d and- all

cnlped in safety.

vstued st 65,000,000 is owned

day His Excellency the Duke of row streets here clearing them Devonshire, said this gift -from mobs of revolutionists. Hehvy ca British Parliamentarians to the hotties were reported. Many N Canadian parliament is carved out tions-lists were killed and wounde

same taxes for the same family of English oak. The piece that is in engagements with British troop

new the royal arms surmounting in Alexandria. On-9 British scidle

_ _ the chair is cut from the rafters was killed. Details were meagr

__ Award is Aim

5- of tile great hail of Westminster. Renewed outbreaks were expec

ed. ' `

ii' lt is rich -with historic memories e and in th-s .blood of every leading er race That accoun or p ace

t rd k

“L ‘;lN>(i‘e-goblferthe It[<)l1iti;iie paedlpley tiltiit S

“Q l‘::..;l.".‘.f;’.i‘:.u. ..1s...‘.:;“;“.°‘; British Ming; -Di th nd ars

li Found Guilty Of 1 :texas s;:,‘:.s.s--.:f.;.“°» ses:

te! itsl I

- n

°“` much running into the country‘h

is ----

leaders of the miners to meet me

bers of the Federation. It is r

n (3P¢¢il| to The Guard-inn)

0'; °'1"1`-*W-i» 'Moy sl.-.lt is sntl-

Cilliitcd. that a judgment may be

9 Kiven within a fortnight or so in.

C' 1111’ ‘A1i’9i'iH 890081 case challenging

111° Wiiidity of the .proclamations issued for tile prohibition plebis. cite in that province. and thereby involving the legality or uhp nigh. iecltes held in. all three western

g provinces, in Nova Scotia and in

Ontario. By the Anne,-ta Conn me

Viiiiiiiiy of the proclamatio w 1' llpilslii. one Judge dissentingn, A325

8' Deal was then taken to the sup

:_ reme court. That court has 'heard

the case but some further 'informa-

5 tion is lbelng a-wnlted_

-'End ol M’Adoo

8 l' B

ol__ Railways

-MONTREAIL. MAY 22--It was

stllted at the offices of the Can

s_adian Railway Association ester*

y .

day that notices had .been issued

LONDON, .lvlny eo.-'rodny mars- by 111° C“““diiill fllllvsvs to the

B- 0111-iJi0y'es that the time had come

8 for a working revision of wages

and working conditions This means

“ia downward readjustment in

Wiiges. and. as regards working

' the United stntosshipplng hoard.

.pnyn 3i&'l.` ` 5. ., ' taxes, as sgsinst it total of- .76 fora work- ers family in the United Btl'$0il- Nothing could he fslser. 'rhe de- monstrated figures" exist nowhexiie save in the imagination of t editorial artist of the Ottawh. Citi' ren. and others of tit; illillib W-P9 rr muddled hondnleos- 'l`i\° 'lim'

. _-_ I _ » __. ""_.»(:_4,,_\,_.yN_________ __ _ _ ___ __ _ _ _ _ __ ._. 2f§fa§'lvi§" -l-‘fi lm. lt-Lo u‘v`§ 'Md;i'iiliIl10 A

!CONDENSl_lD SPECIALS

QQ-0-OO-O\0O40,09“*‘**°*°*°*

*BEEF 'DOW FOR GALE. APPLY

Milton Rectory.

___________._...__...____-- 'JN-o. Al.l=nmb MoooNAun_ Land Surveyor, Hermanvllie. __,_____.____......._...---_- *ron sal.:-vulhl Inst- vonx

s`ow_with litter' of twelve. L. Jenkins, Marshfield..

_~__

#T0 LET* FU,RN3Hl° H°USE “ lfor summer mo iil_ Apbiy E-

de IB Peake, lil lim Avenue

»ron1sAl_s.'as5`i¥i Noon cor

tugs in good location also otha

city properties. ' 'Apply to Mask R. 'MoGuignn, Solicitor.

'ron ssl-le-A1' ‘A eaaesm .nno five pass i' touring car. Apply Colin ron, Baundegs A: Newsome. _ -

*LKNT-SUM OF MONEY ON

train between-Ohéigottetown and Summ_ci'slde. ‘ ' ill? 'i)i0llti° leave at Guardian. _Reward-. ___________._.......-l..---- *BUITB 8UlT\B,\1 IICIIV-EQ a. shipment ' of Hifi #lid 505'* olothlrur. -Menu 'tnssti roll-|_ '$14 and up. All wool Ditiil $29- B11” sergo suits Q85 Md ‘llgtil 345. M- c. Mooowsn. Kllnllifl = Ti- 1-

______.__-. '“l “"1‘§i’i‘l$.'flo -‘£353

o land a s - _ . for pasture. Appl! 91° WW' mouth St. _ ,

‘ ‘-' - °°* >oNs i./mos noon DN l-OW"

Qi it ble for iivilll i'05‘\f

wr In I ¢ rooms on second

and two fron _ floor. Apply Guardian.

'i1'1_ roa sm.: Pulls '"9 "°1-" stein hull 'out nlmosiii. iiii"11'

field.

_ ___.,,_,_.__._.

won asus. -annual! 'f¢¢1'¢P eats in stodk`- 5i|°`1°";"11':°|§

» csr heavy feed ontl. W oder low at ear. Book .7°111'Kmmm. sow. na. c. Mooovsov - °\~-~“° 11”" 1"' ..;°l?i.?l'$

cook and house ro°?;{,‘¢¢|nnn to

aged prafene . widow with one child- 1‘11iif°Q‘

\(oEw’xl\ .KIBIUU _

~.o»nu»aN'm`t`s wsaflg T if

“mu of “,__°'..|»¢.f_ei‘_0i'\p0.. . .s|_0lT-ON ZION; CHURSII

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Telegraphic News

(Special to The Guardian)

8 1 1 _-1-

stusnoes Accarre _ cHAl.l.sN

HlAialF‘AX. May-21.-Captain A

gust Walters. skipper of the Bl

the international trophy, has

race with the lMzlyflow

.r“-

ST. JOHN HN8 DAYLIIGHT

lal meeting called for the -purpo the British Empire .Alliance S

fl t n ecordin

tes o ie 5 ti here by the irish Self Determin tion League in June

LAWLER CLAlMlE»8 T0 HAVE

Alb/IBED HON P .I VENID

to the G obs this evening J W Laylor stated it was he who bros ed the subject of entering

lMeighen cabinet to lhe Hon P

own initiative

------£03-l"'

0 ENE” A L

mobs the other day. The hous

with great relief. - "With such a 'being as msn,

even if it were desirable. and in -m

were practicable. '

frills blow at Pussyfootism w delivered ai.. the end' of o dehat

lsr . v Gi-etton, a member of s well know

have done away with all restric tions.

corner. grey neck piece il‘ln please leave at 7 Prince |Stre

. SAV I-N

LAND DEGLJARBB ATTORNEY

have a` policy of prohibition in this __

on the second reading of the licens

bill introduced lb Colonel

0PPoel1'lolN To l-nlerl

a5LF oE1'EnMlNA1'l0N LEAGU

' th

hrowlng inmliy. 'rho hill which was extremely wide in its sweep, would'

i'*_

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QLDIJ’-SUNDAY AF'|1_ _ NOON

Victors -Park ohm wrist

_ sy _ '

org* '.?E&`i W ”ift'ti*1"1“'1 vvstoh. litaturn to-uulu-:lion all

t¢!\_ .. -_ ' _ '

ltr

the idea sulbmitted by the Proves

lin a confession, Knights admitted or _Hamilton sir Henry Keith em

“fthst he lrllled corson, and put hls‘bm,“g th.B'm0p0sal '

‘nose, Nova Scotia challenger il;\11b°dy111 the 11111111' W111°h 11° 11111*

d h H 1 ac. sequently buried. | SHIPPING PARALYZED Owing to' n combination ofngrsldc upon is Uh," the prime mmsm. Wm House_ The chan. means ine

c te it lt enge o an ocean hi h t bo e

° C Y 'rho ou-hors generally oontlnus to|¢';‘f.1;‘;§1"f1?:‘__,‘:l'f‘1 ang C°,f,f,ff,n,,, pwlbe met when arrlv_al at the_C. P.

n _ n rn ¢ _ show" distrust r th suggestion _it tot station bv the hiv c rwelll on com t 9 American cm anger 0 os on involvin amai ‘iimatiaon of colliers- nc 1.1/ailwsy shoggiiwleniteln vrtiiitzmtsiier miiitw Wiiil ii blind and i‘>fi00l'i9i`i i

er ---1

Y .

opinion is not desirable even if it 0 r

I 8

r. t.

- ditions. the abolition of the lpre

_b _ BAN(;.0R_ Mm Ma 21_._N ‘B n ported that thc -mine owners have can _ V 3' 11 11 onmedn new schem “Hough th sent onerous conditions imposed

Eugene Knights 'was iiound guilty .

1"'3111° 11“11'*`*`i'f.`iii'_i“1“'_.*°“‘°°i‘°°*- -119 "mg $51 Ssgnlrgghsiihl

795” 07 089- fi\°wi'Y "°1`1i°i‘~ ¢¢ to appoint a meeting before nex

Dexter on Jan. 'I lost, by a superior week.

court jury. He' will .be sentenced _ T110 51051’ Pi'0P°i;:liS llfs ll C105 n 9 _ 'Y gilar e secret. ut there is reas- _ _ _ Coram” bod was found in on to think they will suggest tha ha" of ‘in the runways

1', 11-wages should be governed by th

_trunk that had -been buried on a cont of |1v1ng_

farm in Canaan owned by Knights' The Lanarkshire miners espec-_ - h ,__ H | 1 E mother. county onlolsls ssld thnt ilillv .filo exhmlllills with ihteres' ed M’ ‘bm I 1' pre m nary B eps

_li on _the_~McAd'oo~_ award. Notices of

elfpnrmration of existing wage and tworking term agreements have

been sent out by the railways and these will be handled by the Rail-

C' way Association of Canada on be-

il c. P. Riddell, secretory or the

° Railway Association, stated today

that no immediate aiction was look-

1' were being taken .by the rl1ilWHYS 'which would ho followed hy oun- ' ferences between thc executives of the railways and representatives of the men

ange Lo ges wen o r p

,_ t U holdin of ,I convey, on before next week. New propo- ing last night, said the strike had croit. on the m n

n- sais are closely guarded and secret 'been Dl’0i0l\K8dl because Of the R., has just returned from an ali- over it will be albout time for the

but-there IB l”si\l0il to thillk they f"l?;“1'd1f|‘: '11 “1111°1`}1:' 1°11‘1e‘1;5 111 1101- venturous trip into the mountains first public meeting which Mr. W1" 5ll8ll6Bi tillill Wlgeii Billiiliii be 9 "5 9 111911 1 11 11111 ' T111’ b lr f th t ld town. where sho Melghen will address. a meeting i;overned__by th eoost of living. _ glnefiérsriiltllld 1-ve}té\\l‘rn tom;-ork -wittgiln sxghs fora “fd mum a ,,-nnlng of women being “men for 3 p_ m_

T ----<0¢'---' Guam My can ons ey li. husband nd -th rand rail in the evening

__ q had long ago simply claim stoked out -by t‘l‘ 9- 8 S lv'

ST JQHN May M In H letter THE WEATHEB by going into conference. in 1898 'Dhe very D05” 1i1'1V°“ at eight o‘clock at the opera house.

its potential wealth that he t

-. | .

(epsolal to The Guardian (Special to The Guardian 8 ecl

TORDNTO. :May 21.-Ssiegzvnm. 'I`0R.0.NiIlO, May 21.-The s)coot- Bil(lA;'l1iTl:OI1»1I,)...r1i;n€uFtl'/ietlytvtngl _ (Special to The Guardian)

en in 0ntarlo’s 100,000 retail stores 91' of the air seems albout to be- Alter an all night exposure and n UHBCAQO' May ‘21'_‘M"‘ Joseph

e Tre shortly to come under the min~ °°ill0 all accomplished fact. A gallant fight in hospital for a day S' `H1§l'iw"e M ° m£m°“a`ire b“‘°k`

mum wage regulations. Dr. J. yollllg French designer. M. Louis Herlbert B " Gr all llveshment miter, was a - ° ~ . . , W. McMillan chairman of the mln. Goulbert, has _lust complletea tne dn. Brantford yéelilierxli/liBEi1ie<‘>isNitl:i1ln¢=3: rested at dlei- home last night ply In imum wage hoard or tontnrlo, llisllli i°r a vary small machine. morning. the third victim or the 111° '1’°11°°- ”1""5°‘1 W1111 "ii-iii" ` 1’ `

states that so far as Toronto in which -will be driven by an engine automobile accident near Burtch h“11'°"d°'°i1 11°111°11 "11'11`° 511° 1111

v , d thi Of i 10 h _ - ' bt i d l t _ ~

--v <~-»»~-- »» . fs:“:z:.'f.....: .':‘:;:°;.l-.-:.-as assi. .0 sr: airs. is h1:“'“ °' .;:s3:“;:°..;;..; 22:: lls l-ilu vol ilu lliullv L' ll

they came to arrest 'her-_. T

in wihich a large quantity of goo

to Mrs. Heil. The lpolice estima

leged to have stolen at $2000

. 0

\Mrs. H-eil is 38 ears old and th

Y mother of four children. Fou women identified her as the mai

high class references .

Gas Well Struck

Brunswick Gas and Oil Fields, Ll ited, report today another big na ursi strike at the compan;y’s ga area at MoLatchey's. Aliberiia cou ty. Tile company is continuin the policy of deepening oil wel which show signs of decreasin pressure, and the latest nrike o

deepened wel-l shows s calpalci

have not yet begun to he expl ed.

.__...._.<-Q-¢»______

llieiglleo 'Will _lie _

Gig Reeeptio

Clark and Neil have been -nalm by the city council as a commltte

proposed civic reception to be t dered Right I-ion. Arthur Meighe

Monday. The programme agree

~ g 8 , sf

N0 In ies by districts 'with it view to ec~ :gn :1££;yl1ofl?i1iliy lt? last until June city hall, where he will -be present- G For Miners Strike yllloployi- The Times. in on editor-_'L ed .with an address or welcome o - a sy protests against the own-_ ___________.,____... h I f th m_ f F d 1 _ _

,sn-_ _y0H]N_ May .21__,Day“gm ann- innnnpoim that muy by |.ed“c_ _ 1':n°t1m'; betas” hi's°';;_; V181; gf T. A. Crernr, -the Governor Gener

saving goes into effect here at mid- on ll wages can industry'be made - ' _ '

night. There will be no confusion LONDON- M115' 31-J1`°1111-V "1111"11‘ to pay. lt~ says: Bmw me elevation to the Wsmo

this yenr nn the change has been ed the fiftieth day of the 'miners "Everyone is now beginning to_ _ 5 Y Ui i11`°1111°1'- _ . -

accepted bythe city as a whole. strike. Unnqinlni pnrlnyn in. understand that reform of mana- 2 ws At the conclusion of the formallt- Venlot

6| m h ,mum im., the noun Serial -methods on th-e one hand .__ ies at thecity council chamber it is

v ve llc r 5 ~

‘ d lv tt ~ t ~

try by the leaders of the miners :ut eycglmguagut 1:35 hiiheya ‘mfg Widow ul' Miner Finds Old Btaksa proposed that the citizens shall

E t meer. lmomhsrs or tho Fodors- n , “ny ° gem", whore Husband Sovnht °°\li have an opportunity of mestlhs the

0 t e ndustry to be put on

H;ALu,~Ax May 21 __A|_ B spec, tion. -it is reported that the mine feet again." ' --‘* lll'0¥l\i0i‘- U!iii0l' tilYiii§i1i» Bill/ill

,B owne,-n offered n new ncnnme llmported coal is being landed ut VANCOUVER. May 21-Mrs. time, which will -become effective t. tn h th Government to the 1"°11‘°°1°11°- 1“°1111- 1V11i1111'°11°" 111111 George Balter, of Vancouver. fired here next week. the train upon rcnd in the House. A St. John

roug e

690179 S°°1°i'Y 111 111° R°y‘11 B11' men bllt it is 'believed it will be Portland' with enthusiasm over tales of re- which the premier will arrive from "sh veterans Tm” Blue and Or' impossible i.o appoint a -'meeting nn(ge?g\¥;e?.DF;g$s'cg2Srgifgrorsmall; cent discoveries Of gold Mill' Mil' Ottawa will be due here at 1.40 p.

W1 ' ' . si line of the CP- m. and -when the civic reception is

gy; 'TEMPERATUR 'Four mnyililion tons of idle ship- ‘nm tm; ground over a quarter of -

n _.. . -.._

it TIDE, MOON, ET( ,illhg diilzliimg' glgsipnilxgilyhthréogtstz ah cenktm-ydiigod wercdstlll visible.

. ..._-4 t b mule _

Venlot He did so. he said on his Northeast Mundi; cloudy and ;0;l;wi;l::";>;Itsnkgndrilasseazzguigg <3-gy “Quay assessment work was_DeteGtives

cooler. which is the worst in many years. done on the claim by the original _ _ 3

High tide tonight at 11.14 and Suk but the gmwlng stones of

N0 PROHIBITION FOR ENG- tmnorrnvv morning nt 12,03. or. '

Sun sets this evenlnlz nt ’l.35__nnd 11111 ises tolmolrow morlllns' lli 4 1- his wife mslde a strong impression LONDON May 21___scounnd yard

r ' v v . . ‘ v

MONDON M 23__ you anno; but quart" moon buudny' Mm, 11i1°11 11813 111111 911° i""“'“11ed “pon detectives are continuing their

ay C Mm 545 p' m' A ° ° 11171 1° 111'“W 11 cmda "mp Ut the roundup of suspects in London

country, announced Attorney-Gem th sunlhlne Kid location of the ground before Sal- More mms were can,” out wday eral Hewart in the House of Com- Noozle 0 - _*w ter sailed for the Yukon in the and now me men and mme wo,

W°"1 11”' 11°"-"1 lleveivl-ld by Choi early days of the Kiohdyke soiii d t l d in connection

cheered th I tl tatemont . _ - G- T. Taylor fth M l I - men "° ° “"8 _

e com or nz s i\|lc..E'.T° _ mem harm hat "fe s1;;11_?s'R;i:;§l rush. Although nothing definite with satylrdsy umm, on”-,s.e,

in l . reported. missing- from Point Mis- 1'" °v°1' 11"” 1°""°‘1' 's°11°1' 1° Sinn Fein gunmen are responsible

such' a world all the present and' in 5 _ cou, N. Il.. have turned up all right i’°11°"°ii i0 11"° 119911 011° 111 111° flir shootncs and were imported such a climate as ours," .Sir Cor- \ _ _ _ _ _@ l The steamer Brant, which Capt. many =vlctims of the trail of '98, frmnqi-e1,nnd for the purpose. They- don Hewart went on. “the lwlicv _ 'i`°Yl°l' "iii ill Search 0! til° lll°l=» for only one ol-lol letter over are now on the run.

M rombmun in nm' 'practicable' 0- 1"' 1 .‘ ct(:tn:e.:Nlesnl1Jg 1 mg? ordfms reached Mrs. -Salter after he land-

' to port into |sntur`:i:y nlgehte u na °li iii ti” ll°li1‘- ' ____ .--~

----o¢-¢--- Though \ho longer youns. Mrs- of the legitimate cost or such

SCOTLAND YARD GETS ONE pF Salter proposes supervising the powder,

CHIEF SINN Flll~N!.R8 IN necessary assessment work on -her Grants will be made on s basis

Lo"-13°" claim this summer, and will quail- Q( not more than ten cases of

fy as I 'huns lille nrosoector so as powder for ssoh sppllonnt ln n

qygpl-30N, ‘May 1n___ |9°°|_|“d W 'D0 Bllsible for a chars of the single year, but an additional Yard detectives today onptured sud |i°»000 Wilicil iilil Dl'°"illl°iiii G0" amount may be secured. "under detained one of th chief 'Sinn Fein- .ernment has vset aside to assist exceptional circumstance," and on

ers li; London. There are naw mineral prospsctnrs. the written recommendation of ‘s -° »- moon", and huminnpf me 1.5¢ share in this lrhlli il l'°l‘Y Simple. lment of Mines. The 25 per cent

§/-` \y@nk.gnd_ and plnnn _J dlnnnygfnn mlloantl have to comply with a rebate will be made on the actual

sr are said to show it was the intlii- eissrly-explained conditions cost of the powder, and not based

d e

_lien Moncton

`_ C _ . __fp 9Kill'eBSlon of the man’s creed, is MON TON May 23 he' N6: regarded 'by his friends here as it

‘_ unique human document. it says

Mayor Reid, Allerman Coopel

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IWRUTE HIS N

owner h d nds here

license number of an automobile a refnar’;abf;’1‘1° ileimedlllls death

(lg m995U89v ¢i.i\l8d by

was carried sway from the home of 111 1113 iiiliipitlll at Rochester, M. Miller by their newly employed. nn* “11""`1` 1119 °Pe1'iii~i0l1 'Which maid a few days ago was tracedl-1"°°°°d°‘1 11111 11911111 by Olliy a few

'iiiyil The message showed inn;

'__ .

ed the value of articles she was ni- 1'1"’ 1°1"111°1' 11°°1'°i-"Y iiiiti \lllii¢l‘KOIi€

‘the operation with lull conscious-

éness and acceptance of the fact r that he might not survive._lt told in detail of the sensations ibefore

ii d i '

they had employed. To each she wuhzghg ggdwzgeguahe c°£;';:’1$“’ gg

111111 S1"°h 11 ‘111i¢'°“i “M11” “niithn condition or his heart vsouirl

not -permit the use of a general anaesthetic.

Here'a the Letter_

The letter of Mr. Lane. which

is a sort of farewell as well as an

in lpartl

nf "I have seen death come to men g n various ways. some rather novel ls and western. i once saw a man

g hanged. And i have seen several

men shot, and came very near go

1 l h

gas was in 'me °t mesa" The tN§eemtimtesMb1rta,lilvifI:iyy?l€ht;'w<;th:e”;

ty ' .

fellow aimed poorly. I was being

of two lniilion cubic feet per day. sh t t becaus I was a news el. the depth of the well being 1.774 ° a e Paz feet. The latest strike is ve-ry en- man' and I should have been B 01 couraginr; to the company officials

st. There must be public concem in what is printed, as well as its

here, who believe that the natural L th y uf it gas possibilities in Alberta county rxgutoxfxerybefora bays I been

' called upon to deliberately walk into the valley of the shadow. and. gny what you wiii_ it is a great act. ll have said. during the past m0llii\S -of endless examination.. that _ a ,lrlanwith little curiosity snd..lzttle humor 'a/1111' a little money who was not in too grellt ptiiii- °°“1‘1

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mmnsziucron, N. B., May Formauy Presgntgd

To Parliament

° o'r'rAwA. -May 21-The Scene

` noon was one rarely Diii`liii911e11~ 'every gallery being Diiiiiieii- T11”

to preparefor and carry out the in me Commons on Friday une,-.

en n

premier of Canada. upon the occas~ new chair was formally presented ion of his visit to Fredericton next by me "gm Hom _L w_ Lnwtlrel-_

d former speaker' of the Brltiilll

R- names .of eminent statesmen and

' is more than a gift to the Canadian ° people ln Parliament. Speeches

were -made by Sir -Robert Borden, “ Hon. Mr. MacKenzie King, l-ion.

e al and others.

ll '-

Aired In House

B OTTAWA. May 21-Correspon-

dence re the Venlot incident were

man wrote -Sir Robert Borden. Premier Melgilen and Mr. Wig- more suggesting Mr. Venlot for portfolio. This proposal does not appear to have been given very serious consideration in Ottawa judging by the letters read hy the Prime Minister. 'i‘-he name of the .writer of the letters will be given if -the Opposition desires it.

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DEATH SENTENCUS

ON S01-DIERS

LONDON. May 23.-“ln the

course of it debate on the Army Annual Bill in the House of Com- mons, Major Christopher Lowther moved it new clause providing that any member of H. M. forces sen- tenced to death by court martial should have the right of appeal to the court of Criminal Appeal. as-

. slated by one or more military as-

sessors. ns the Lord Chancellor might direct.

He thought a soldier ought not

to forfeit the right of appeal en- joyed by a civilian.

Mr. Austin Hopkinson. who nien

tloned that the total number of death sentences carried out during the wilr was only 300 or 400, sup- ported the present system. and among those who held similiar views was Colonel John Ward.

Colonel Ward believes that if tho

soldiers were consulted. they would say they would rather be tried by their officers. who knew the ‘human element in the case. than by a civil court.

He (Colonel Ward) would rather

go before his commanding officer than before a lawyer. ‘lf the law- yer tried these cases, scores of soldiers would be hanged. whereas

tion of the authors to commit sue- _ ~ U M on 0. n M ‘mr M M miata a. rdbate on the powder on s fiat or average rote--a mat- under court martial titers would

. .. ‘ il I - ‘ - -

4 P1, nm meg". b __ me nmol one in the opening up of their ter oi considerable immrtance to -°111Y °° °11° °1' 1“'° ii'-lf* *M i1i°l'°-

mge, 1 N N-_ '_ __ _ - ~ -r---L 9 Y ‘P _ v U _y _D _ The new clause was ultimately _

'i?°°Y?- 'i' 1 “‘°"“_1“ . r“ _ ~_"'l"°'°.!- ‘Il-it-.i-th<.l..tl-l°.\lls-111.1--1.-.”-'°1’°-1 °". 11'.- '11'-“‘~"°'-°_°“‘ -"‘° 1"°'1’°°‘°1-..............-t onus \_>v.tl1th°.t._.-.....-_ ulittllil-» ......~»....-.....-.......- -

FRANKLIN K. LANE »

UNC DIMITTIS

'°'l|il”llil_lllIilllilll;l‘ n.-,-.,».-.=t.' --

5 the Valley oi the Shadow and ilis Trust in

lg i.

enjoy llimsei-f studying the ways of doctors and nurses as he journey- ed tne invalid's path.

"Bllt here was s path the ond

of which I Could not seo. I was not compelled to take it_ My very latest doctor advised me against taking it. i could live some time without taking lt. It was n bet on 1119 iliSh card. with e change to Win. and I took it.

"Por two days l had knowledge

that this operation wan to take Dluce at this time and my nerves had not been just all good as they should have -been. Those men who sleep twelve hours perfectly before being electrocutctl have evidently led more tranqiul lives than i have, or have less concern as to the fu- ture. Ah, now I was to know the great secret.

“ ll<‘or 40 years I had been -won-

dering. wondering. Often i had said to nlyself that I should sunl- motl to my mind when this moment came_ some words that would some what a synthesis of my phillsophy Socrates said to those 'who stood by after he hall drunk the helli- lock, ‘No evil can -befall zl good man, whether he 'bc alive or llcllrlf l don't know how for from tllllt -wc have gone in these 2,400 years.

“The apotheglrl lllowever, was

not apposite to llle, because it in- volved a declaration that l was lt good' -man, and l don’t know any one who has llle right to so appre- ciate himself.

"And I had come to ille conclu-

sion that perhaps the best State ment of my creed coulll be_fil.teli into the words ‘accl»nt' which to me meant that li the law ol' nature. my individual splrli_ was to gil back into the great ocean of spirits. my--one dui! WI111 1° C011" form. -.Lend Kindly 'Light W_fi5 1111 the gospel that I accepted.

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Delegation Will Meet l`»»I3in_et lone lst

ST. JOHN, N. B.. M-s`2l.-Tile St John`Board- or Trade received rt telegram yesterday .morning from H. R. Thomson, Amherst, staiinl; that arrangements have been mailt- for li. Maritime delegation to lllcf.-t the federal cabinet on Wolinostifly morning June 1. to .nnke rcDl`illi“ll' tations regarding tile lnlercolonial Railway and to urge the allllliilii' ment of it special commission to in- quire into all luutiers affecting that railway.

The despatch further states that

the delegates are expected to be in Ottawa in time io ntl/-r-rl a call:-lls on the afternoon ol` 'l`ueildsl'. Wil' 21.

Skidding Auto

Rum Laden

Causes Deatll

ST. JOHN, -May 2l»'l"lis lllti'l-

ding of an automollilc, rum lalllell. and travelling at a teriffil-. rule of speed. causing it to leave illc road and crash inlo an electric light pole at tho onstcnl entrance of Fredericton isle yesterday :li-

iernoon produced injuries bo Fred Hazlett. Devon, N. B.. from

which lie died shortly after being takcll to Victoria General llospl- tal in the afternoon. -#

Mary Lusby Premier _ Bcotcl‘i_

violinist anions the inany `ieature`s in the Inuder Scotch Concert com; inx so the Prince Edward Tuesday,

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