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‘ ‘Hom - Ghlldfgnmgr- 1 v To Come to Fathera Former Appointed Regent of 'Mount

6. PrIs_ DHI l Lient. Governorof This `/llljson CoIlegeVSuccee4i"8 ‘ ` Province Dr. Inch

livin( uiiiiiuiii. 0

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(Special tdthe Guardian)

OTTAWA, Nov. _Z1-Action which it in believed-will _have an important bearing on Fieheriesin Maritime Pro. vinces has been ta._ken'by the Depart-

ment of ___Ma.rine & Fksheries by tha passage of an order ln council autho_ firing the establishment oi an 'navi- sory fisheries board 'with the idea ol developinifflsheries on the Atlantic,

Prince Edward Island_`will have one member on a board ot' thirteen. _ The Board will meet yearly in 0¢_ tawa- and olfltlllie plans fog the deve- lopment ol ilslieries. ,

It is expected that valuable infor- mation wlll he secured and the de~, partrnent will be .in a.position to do more for the lndustryas 5 result,

Officials of the department wiii

have seats on the board rind the other thirteen members will be repre- sentative of-the fishing industry.

ARMAND LAVERGNE VRESIGNS

nU'r_w:_ll,i4j_c1yE No REA-sou:

QUEBEC, November- 20-Armand

Lavergne this afternoon handed, to Opposition Leader ‘ Telller,-*his resig-' nation as opposition whip in the Quebec legislature. The resignation was handed in towards the close ” of tliii day’s proceedings, and Mr. Tel- ler has _as yet_ had no opportunity to reply; "Min Lnvergne was tonight pressed fora statement oh his resig- nation, hurt refused to say a word. A`t` ilrst lie objected to anything at a.ll‘beipg_pub1ished on the matter, refusing to confirm or deny the re- p0l’t that the resignation was in M.r. 'l‘cllier’p bands, but' later. to avoid the stsfsinint-‘i,elng_ published .ae s rnmorfiidrnitted the inet, declining to make any further comineiit.

_ _,___ _ _ , --nn.~'..a.»vd~¢~l.-_D -_ “-V' ..._.|..._...._.--_

- -V‘<-‘.` V 11-- _ _ .‘_».~‘V‘-/-'.3

Yestetday the Northlgiiherlnnd rived n‘_Pic_i_:ou from' harlottetowli

A _ni OB e left again“ab6u't

=-s%“"

D. m. She leaves today at 7.30 a.-

‘.‘?~.___.',;.-ml__,__ _ _ . THE `U'l‘ON THE

mooirn ‘ J -. _ V.a s aLans'roNE.‘

_ ~-;_;_'-.‘.._-:_ _ _ _ Quiennio, November zo-The -evi-

deii "',.tlie_ _"_ lry;into' the 'grou_nd- _. . , _ V 7. V Y in'}$"8fQ%1lei s`gg':iei~ Gladstone’ wae“““°h‘ 1“"3°"` °°”‘P°'”Y' °f "P°°t2?°"'

cngtlilded this afternoon. The man who was o ithb looko' stated _li

_ -suspended for _nine months*

u 1

0T.'i‘e..w.t, lvov; ei.-Jrnn ooeninf oi

the second session of the Twefth* Parliament toda was attended' 'a‘

than have found their way into the galleries of the two- houses in years. The lniportanceVVatta.ched to the work.

V tieimnt; _-il:.”i.%';.°:i.iif.tf.‘f-iz:

_ lid _ _ °

~ Dv f€£°_;‘;;H;;;§rge?t__e°-s__£~§2"‘6f t_le`ooK`lilg sepsibn, and the--isnt PUNK .l€.‘Pffg*`f<-.'t.h_""'°"m.5 QR” ' '

se. Ls h "p'olnt, he sew P h lit li' t end took it to he the hendiight ' -_ii ilteainer coming down the rlvgr. btiienioi-of put; the Gladstone? helm to `p6rt to 'keep his position to tht lfillth or ntarboarihside oi the rfyei* timing up," ‘W en he discov- erid that the light 'was on a motor bqltlt anchor, he ordered the helm stptholrd, but 'before the steamer would/-answer, she. i-an full ‘shred arhorli. ~V"i‘here "was no time to' 're-

rsel’ " ‘ i .hi _li fi *-

'l7‘_°'e trade; Tedeilgioh The a nl' we - dffiiiisllsen Aus -

T00 LITE

1 per word each insertion

Cash must q¢_°0l¥\' e

ilv

charge t _ ll

per cent discount nouncement-

' we ty- L

closely into touch with the life oi the Canadian people througih the _tour oi the past summer,.contrihi1ted to swell the stream of people enzious to witness the opening ceremonies. `~ These .ceremonies were tha?~\il\1al ones, including -the tiring of a salute from tl_1e_ Bdttery on Nepean pointf

the arrivsh of the govennongenegll at the 'pa iament buildings undeit-.a mounted- iuinort, the arrival of the

mens.-of' Black Rod, and the reading of the speech from the throne.

guard stationed outside the

entrance played the national

and the Union Jack wal

over

with 'the

other

of a bil embody quits of

-Rufere V as ggreemeggj _"_hY,tv¢_een ‘British wget i‘ndiea_

ann, 5' reduction in ‘was pf- _by Hi!

comimoners ‘in resppnse to the sum-_

t0ll1Bil°&1lY ' included as votersfor

Herr Berntsen has always been a

staunch supporter _of the advent of _women into public affairs; it is not lon since he made the .announcement thai the-re' shall “be no amendment. of the fundamental law of our Con- stitution .without the grant of lull suffrage to wpmen._,"' ` ' ` _

` 1,5 '_ _ V. '\

_ Y, \ _ _ _ ___

5/ _.

sl'rUA'r1_oN Now MDRE

» _ rivcimiann 'rn MEN. ST..fJOH_N, Nov. 21)-1M. M. '. Mc-

Lean. Becrdtei-y‘~ Treasurer oi ‘the Canadian Brotherhood of Railroad .Emi>l0ycQ,_ states thiit fromnthe na- ture qi thmdespntchgs, it would ap- pear thst the -true situation and lin- portance of the striher of th_at"organi- zation on the Canndian,Paciilc Rail- way has het-`n"verv.niuch misrepresen- ted. r - ' '

The Grand President of the Brother-

hood has issued a statement from Ottawa me

out

as intimated by

and Smith‘

WOODS and small craft in the~ har- favor of the willl. Austro-Hungarian consular official to --------._ \'°"' Of MOIUSBEQ Bay Lucia and gay. investiEHte the situation at Prisrend_- ~

l\l‘0D0\‘ti0n of the crown were drown, -_-__...i_. .the Emperor- expressed the hope that _

anna La Mar foundered and a lnrgs the .reports published _regarding Ser.

ed. Many persons in these towns vlan treatment of the Aust.ro-Hunga- _ '

l0¢t their lives by the coli,-was 0, rian consul there would prove omg- » -___

lé;i£;i;es_-_ _’_1_‘he tigni wnve nt' ieragzdiéisnd tho: _the incident would - _

3 BI' 8 'S B500 . _ _ _

this eentnry. on:usn§;(;t?dgh:1;nfi . ` - while ntnl;-ing gtyivinh Lien't wng- ` MILAN' Nov' z2"(Sp°°i“‘)_ Fw” _was W,,,-_,hed Mu u mile/ up the main » nm. ,enum heheard wsu nigh mcr___ _ - ‘ . _ Persons were killed amd ten others. street. Ninety per cent. of the ` dihle details of barbarities committed! `- 'rightfully injured DY 9"’ “H5930 Of houses were blown down and two of by Eervian _gi-oops on Alhanin,ng,'rh° _' °--- Countess Viala.rdi’s new country the P\'i!1°iDB1 hotels unroofed as were Red-Cross_ doctor' with the Servian ' house in the suburbs ol Vorceiii

all the churches__ and railway depots. _ _l:(1;n:ly;_Btr¢;led_ iiinA‘ll‘;;pli:;ni§;rvians dgave GENEVA, Nov. 22-(Special)-A The viills, which was conqtructell oi

‘ ‘ 5 “"“° °' Pathetic scene took place at the com- armored cement, has onl 'u t bee

_ ~ - - ‘i - - . unarmed-an well d hil - - ‘ Y 1 “ “

BECKEB STAYS EXECUTION ' C0\pEN _ ren wh, ‘eu mtoashggnggzdzn _“Wei _ctery here yesterday, when a French completed, and the 'countess had in-

. _ F'AGEN, N . 22-(S l 'I

` . ` _.__ BY A_.RPEA‘I°" -The question of Wgllnan Suilrlhegemig mercneaily -kyled' G°”°"“l Stephen* couple' who had been upened from “ted “ numb" of guest* to 5 mum' NEW y0RK_ N0v_ 2o_Ohm_les A_ gow before téiei Danish House of i’\‘;:i;’:iaE_l;° £32323 §‘é";’{n°';d‘;" Im Gt°:_°‘;' “rib argent? “B gel' WU” CBI Party in celebration of the event.

' - ‘ _ mmous, n o a. o ' . 1‘i§§'k?r,thhed‘°Vrmer heutenam: 9| P0- spread intere»;1t_ Thee r;!o(:-lifilxlig bvdlgietl ed into two rows and shlx. dead with abildn ng 8 ur B of Mr only Several' tons DK 'bricks had been cognize the independent autonomy M

‘U B .SHUI h0llBe at Sl- Sin - ~ - - ° - lleelped on the top floor to test the

- V . "5 K .up with th t _ machine guns. The ener l r ark- _

Bwilltlllg exec tlon.for e mole” ed general B‘m°“‘} C' F em Whi h r e ead

Herman Rosei`l|'t_.hal, thr'¢§li;ghm§;‘;1e'ra‘;'-5 ment of the Danish C_onstitution_ ed. we _must extirpate these Auati-or bm__al1°s;v‘ice ‘;h*e°§et:rf_v;E iirogrgx resistance gi the bui1ding_ guddeniy torney filed notice today of appeah A' §Ierr_Bterntsen, the Danish Premier Hunger an gavortiifies, me t.h t-th; “ld b co duéted while the orchestra was playing, om- s copy of this notice, tiled with Wm-n as In r°d“°°d tl” m°‘“““`°_'°1` ""3 VIENNA( gm “gl Riagg) m 3 y wo ° n _ inous cracking sounds were heard, den Kennedy or Bing sing acts as %i:1rpo_s_i;. _Two points are involved: itch _A ,h dov.9__0 -lnpuefal Zivlio- to prison, but allowedthem to re- and were was a wud rush for the stay of bxe_enuon_ .Lasdsthtailliéiafilngzer a;ifI(e\it;c$ior;“f&>rtt\;e éurkisz lfllouixbles :ut d(lll_i:_nlaei;r Szigxd main until the end of the ceremony. doom but below many or the guests

` Boxart DEAD ' }°W°tf_:“s 0! thiiqdualiiviug votllns it?A°I~t H

. a e or e Lower ouse, fr m 30 el' e but e of um-an vo uni '

. 25 years, together witl{ the (iaxtensigo l`°“B Wiglnlltd Alblllglll and 'lgurkg SEVEN SAILOBB ARRESTED' whole building came down “ke B

NEW- YORK, _.Nov. 21.-Frederick of th, 1 cms “ V - - . heuse cf cards.

Mentem dank’ aged 18_ was just Wm: ran d e to women. _ . wire buried with the dead. _ __ ; The Countess heme” was the mst starting an amateur boxmg_bom_1ast is m gags-rt to bth? hLandathing. it _ nutzha Ser_v;;a.\n ‘troops entering Ver- _ MONTREAL, November 20- When of the buried “mms t b tn ‘_ night when he lell anna from heart ue is P 5° 11° “ °,,“ °""_“““i llrlv- “sv be :tered _le ny Seryisn ¢\”°°P°- $11168- S- Hvsrvriau. of the Allaulllw 1 ° ° “ °“ ' trouble caused by excitement. - N0 twglvé such asd_ t _el nommat on _ol w o a ere n their sku ls with _the §m;»b0u;q_ but befor, me Beams, H1 B W8- All l10\1r later the rescuers blow Wa-°’°tr“°k' and to npxeetlze m;‘lec)t.o¥§lt'§§w1§i§“§n b“.:1:tlhdei-o'l‘u?ll‘l:h\rE:f:'Til:oner was be wa? 'a *quad of Ponce omcqrs med bas.” to reach the mst 0! me __ _ _ the hnndn- or the mnnieipelities. ten to death in the hospital nt nigh “1‘;,°§,,',f‘,‘{,';,§‘,°',§,,;°,‘;,,‘“‘§f,§A,§_‘°§,,° §,‘{,°;.. °°*"°P‘°°~

SUSPEND OFFICERS OF Since women .have a_ place on these a_nii.‘ one was maitreated apd'kfi:ked'hw img” M-resend gnimfei Campbell, Anwug thedud '” tl" m°"h°r ol

_ . ' nmmonm HEAD bodies, they would also -become au- sérvians, until he was dead.” Dnvm 'Man|on,,,Iohn shew, John Gil-_ th” °°°tm°mr` Th“_1atter had..in the

..¢..... _ _ _ ____ - __ __ __ _ (Canadian Press)

_ -‘f - ' “_” i--_"".‘_ “» ' ' . _ _ "_" _ TORONTO, Nov. 21.-In response

' (C‘m“dd‘;“!“ P11595) GENEVA, Nov. 22-(SP¢cial)i-T|l° 1 1 1-' I (Canadian Press) 1- 3? 51|; gggznutls 'Ernie-:age fin|§)nf];tll§ hllxln

eB§iluI*;(;ST(:_N, t_Nov.d 21-A_u oillciah _Federal 'i‘ri};i,*unal, the highest court of _ K C d_ MONTREAL, Nov. Z1-Dr. Johngon C. Owen, local mana.g‘;r of the ‘gash hurricane and tidal end ln the appeals in Switzerland, has just glv- “ENN (_.§“° W; Péess) - Of Charlottetown, President of _flue M. of Ottawa, left to-night for Charlottei ted the west rn a walve which visl- gn an ext,-B0,.di,,m.y verdict ci _ _ A. OV- - mperor Fran- P. A. A.. A. U. oi Canada is in the town. Mr. Owen, Sr., who is in his the nu b Q part amniga pine! _A weanhy swiss woman' who for ts&ll0seDh\‘eXlprel.s’seld his admiration city on his way to Toronto for the 92nd year, was at one time Lieuten- inthe E. more than a hundred the last, twenty ye,-its has been an in, S h. 0 Wg! t 0 ll Karina troops had annual meeting of the A. A. -U. of ant Governor of P. E. I., where for gradually uo:_>X_:1;»_i_l_o2e._ getetiale are rnnte nr nn nsylnnn. leit n will wh-inn of “‘,'f_‘_‘m‘;f‘;" 3° ;11__;h° dcquree Gana<la;_Dr.Johnson will vrolwse thnt willy yigers he has been a figure in

. o n a o i n _

great qevnétauon in me weslgrn me §sw¢;Jln_t£st.leg_nby her ;-elagoaiso, the sum tes at B banquetelast sawing. e egg” iiolnrcliévd t¢;_i;;\l;l_¢;r; gf ziaixtglgismho ape DU lic e. _

Eilmfdighgre the_sugn,r (anno,-ies _,md qq,e__c0“,t'd(fd“x';`-¥1nd gh;n__0(;‘he two the btller hand however, His Majesty making their livelihood aan gliysical 8 ,-Bm0st without exception, conditions of incapatity provided by declhredhe could not understand whv instructors may not he classed

w°"° ‘!”"°°f°`d 01' WI`9°k0d and the ha- law-namely absence 01 Wm ,md - the f0l'¢\|'l°9 01 War were so lmfavol~ professionals f as l

. V ~ - _ . pri- . _ _ o the same category as -

';)‘:_“:t-$215” ‘.`B°¢¥1f_lY Planted wiped on-t. vatlon of reason-could be applied in “bm 5° TWIWY- _ _ _ athletes who participate in games for . -

9' TY all.-the lighters, chanting this case, and therefore decided in -Relenmg' t° th° -despatch °f U19 WRY-

had time to escape to the garden the

~- V- V .. » ".‘_. , * - -_ . _ _ ' har st. rt. Ah noni- ”‘°"“"‘“° M' "“* '“° “"7 ’“‘“"’°°”

' 0 ---'wrt-r-hilrisY"Mdé .-.-nov..Vnn.~»0n»i. aeorzs`*‘=° UPW- H°“=°- 1* 1° °°nt°e°°d .- ' ' `l'§?i:'in§ nn1§'£r'e :if-neu. efilfns. of-<1 ““`°"‘°“ “* U1” °°““°°““ *°‘"‘ W

V- wreck ooinniiesioner -gn-ve that the rrohoeed amendment, in ‘on ci.ovEn-KING DEAD. ‘ ‘ -E r -- - 1:- - ~ r. sidcnce at Vercelli-

`_ gieeésicu this morning in the in; the li§en_;;_i9t.i:etoli_hnnlni_s:1» onnngen. _ _ ____ _ the: weI§_e“_i;;> gen ‘li_ea_§2u;;_ _ _ _ __es ga i_'o_n “held into the grounding 1011 _. _. » 11 Q ° 9 fe*?’° °n` NEWCASTLE Ont Nov 21.- .nd the.-men .were oharged 5|-' 3HIPp1VN(_;’Nj|`wg

at __ ' ‘f _ _'_ ` ;_` _` _ _ _ ‘__'_o_i»_i:lie _Bengore fiend: Captain Hoy 'ary s irlt__of__ 1866 introduced baneful _Tee Tmlh lm- ' til' _C11 ' 1 _ - _“_ _- ml 1 h mn - rzwgf.-.;_ ;.'ivrtn~iis£u°.t3r».~ orsnkift 1 " ` 'B “W” “S ° °"~°’ M9. » . ---Y' "'-‘K ’° -

ninilnh ‘freight and, arrived lit-)6‘.‘30-‘

..is...“e.‘.‘:z...e°.':f.‘:.2.”'il‘;°c.'.;...... ........ .... -_-.__<2---»\e 1- -_._ 1 0 ~'°»*° i ° ei”-»°‘i‘°“ ”"°°'°°- "fr "- `ilbdn“-charges with indomlwtenev -ints.~w o ar' 'suiuvortink the Preniier, '~' I » r - 34°f°l1 “hd ril 'whlllwr '1`h°_ me Schr Howard. Murray, North syd-

" ' \2'-7`*lho'w ng ¢o'ex`c1ude women and Ve"°‘i“ an “UV 'fam' °‘ mind *Mn DUT: 5- S- Alert, Voutier, Port Hast-

- -..._-, C.,....»-.v-..nv... .i...‘..n-.. ...nn be _ ~ nie misses-1u'es‘ ,';‘,“,'°*'°“,;° *';° 1’,;°,§‘°°,2°““,‘1'_;°‘*°'°,,‘,“ egg- __ C, _ -

’ ' Br UD 01°!!! B 8 F60 0 C01!! ' eare ar ottetown, Nov 218. i

_ _ PARLIAMENT oPEl:s _ _invfnvor or their ine union _ _'[||)|=__3 511;, ,,.,,b1,, attentiom _ M,,,,,,,,_ when S_ Albert Vomen Port Hating?

_ __ _ _brought _before Msgixratle I&ancl0t$l1 sehr. Beaver°, Pettipas, Port I-last:

(Special to the Guardian), |16 B-ITB Snmbllf- 00" . P 08 Bd BU ' ings.

roaolvro. Nov. ar-moderate te ty. but -all the Others said they We” freer winds. southwesterly and weni....1wt guilty end were remanded 101” _ KH-LS HIS BABY SISTER erly, fair and continued mild. tfml- _ _-e--

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.--TWO~yea;~_

_Tim lowest temperature recon-1,5 ET ' old Mildred Bordeaux died at Belle- y'este_rday’ was thirty-sis degrees A wABN?r};,?E;r}§) IaR0w_ We H0SPi¢B| ywiefday as a result of aibicve zero and the liig~n`es‘t‘wa:;!orty- _ _ _iJ°\i1Y:;1tli_“'<_i_<:ctt¢_1»_r mad' pattient" _with .two degrees above. » -Thelo st ne- _ _ _ A, °" 9 0 Br an BB er On OV-

corded the previous night was thirty- 51,131? 59,30; 543; E2_s‘-Gun 13 a two' above. it nine a. ni. yesterday; son B farmer so yur' dd who W” On that day six-year-old William solution of great imperial problem it was thirty-six above and at ninejvs-mo'k|ns todéy in "I6 -yara 8, i -his Bordeaux was struck with the idea it- 1;

P- m- it was '°"t7’tW° “b°""' out houte at Greenville near here igiilt- W°“ld b° ""1 t0 Dley being a physi- the previous day the lowest recorded; -bd his long *mskér-_ The'nam--ei clan with his sisters as patients. was thirty above' and the highest “nad to bla. crotmng ,md he_wa_, He suggested the scheme to Mildred thirty-live abogéeé Tuesday nightitllig burned to d _ Bild Mlfglillet, four. The _Y0““Z8t»ers

lo,west recor was twen y-e g ; ' '

_ were in t e playroom of their home

eath

_ Wednesda at nine a. m. it_ ' ' Their father, William Bordeaux, is s

abowthirt b y d t nine m FIRST REGULAR TRAIN FROM stationary engineer

y a ov_e an a p. _ - _ - ~ .

rtimwas thirty-one above. _ MONCTONIEDMUNP-BTGN' "‘Tl1B¢ Wbllld be H1195" Bald Mirza- ' Th tid ill b hi h this ornin ' _ ret to her brother’s - suggestion

s* -

" °“' ~° g '” MoNo'roN November zo-'rliadrnt ..M,,d,d dm, , 0. .k d

resolution » -‘ - --1** »

M_inard's Liniment Cures Burns, Etc-‘.nnd` _iddmundston will he maintained. Margaret. '\

t_ 8.'7 d to orrow at 9.50; it’ ' . F an Pay W re sic all :nl ii; hgh to-Slight nt s.44 and to-1f°¥,“1°\' *-*PU* -9' U” -"’5“’f"’-“““°'%‘~ v°"'ll_|==1"° “H Well-" ' morrow at 9.19. V, mlway -N-‘tween 'M99-“mn “di '- William got'bis fa.ther’s hat and

The su sets this afternoon at: m“”d°t.°“ 19": this mor-mug -in Qhyze cane borrowed a small grip from the 4.22 andn tomorrow dt 4.22, it rises °' c°“‘1“°t°" 0- M°M°‘_’““» !°"“°MY storeroorn and announced he was a

";'l`_°"“ agnmgt tomorrow morning at ‘7.1i and Sun-' °| *T* Ra Tggdnghl ‘°‘“_;l*°'d; full-fledged medical man.

0 DYBHS 0 da, t 7.13. _ UD 0 TH N1 59° B59-9 5 U1 "But I must get some medicine."

...l§..I*i‘i."t..-‘Til-"2 i -'Tm '“°°“ “°“‘ ‘°“‘°"°"’ “‘°"““" 3f°§-§i2i'2°‘l.§"ei‘-1i°”tfx."§f§i"o§i °°“§$¥’ “F ""2"" .1 f{°r"§"“ ”° §“itiI.‘°`§.‘§i3§ " _ 't6.0s_ ' _ - . ~ _ . » -» csern _oo owne 0 '

the Places “_The first quarter of the moon was' Tl`8_1\BC¢?l1__l- $71070 WGFO, HGVQFBI P59* c<?nt,sined poison. Then he got a tea-

““d on Saturday, Nov. 16 at 6.34 p. m. seniors and 015618-ll Dl'°Ul11\°\\¢ Bm- spoon and proceeded to pay his first

The moon will be full on Bunday,_ on: whom were W. B. Crook. -8°“°1'&l' professional call.

Nov. " 24th at 12 o‘clock noon. superintendent At _Edm,\\.l\dl¢.0D- This. "You’ve got a sore throat," he

The length of today will be nine is the first regular trl_i,Il 0ll'l_ill°-'-\‘|'l-ull told Margaret after examining her,

Falls have hours and twelve minutes. continental in this province _and _a "and must take B spoonful of this."

tri-weekly service between this city "I don’t like that medicine," said

m1l°°: revue um

"I's ‘dot a sore front," declared

""""""""""1""`-"'-`~'t`-‘-""""'"""""“""""""' """""`-“""""""""""`"" W """""""" baby Mildred, "ami 1'ii`¢|,\r¢ |t_f'

So William gave Mildred 3 full tea-

`i>0oni‘ul. In a second she was shriek.-"

e. Q _ » - _ _ ~ ” in with pain. Her mother dashed

-fm-E 9|: M|.55| 595195 Bgyge ali: :sag-....f.“‘::.°.:...°.:°.‘:'

“__ _

of this

Hanley

hands Cd BY D081#

crimes have been

Hickey,. whom the

postcard deeiereo

Joseph Josep_lis"o Y., was indfc __ _"5 _Lg Bu-i

-Court Grand J at Hfwalq' ‘ iekey wh atm saff-

‘I'om'| River" .. Jr Pre-if _ere being made, to -\»rin¢ Bunoion- Where the' plies

fumlth n_‘l_tron¢ sllnifd."

ea.. - V ile-

Qtlte oft

< 1 * _

' iff ._ 'i ' ‘= *"~ `;‘ ` ‘ ` ' THE wEs"r HILL

' - - - -. ; _ _ -` i-lavid MORE IN sENA'rE~

Dor-

10.,

Lynn

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OTTAWA, Nov. 20--An early care the Borden government will he

representation of western

in the senate. On the store

newer ,provinces of entitled to larger. red chamber, and iikely_ to lee _an of a_ bill to this is probable that

senators al

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which that conference.

SAOKVILLE, Nov. 21-At 3 man.

ing of the Mount Allison, Board of Regents today James Paton, Cum-

iottetown, was appointed a mamvnr to succeed the late Dr. J. R. Inch, ‘

VOTES DOWN POLICY _

OF INDUSTRIAL UNIONIBM.

ROCHESTER, November zo- Ar-

ter a debate that lasted' all day, members of the radical wing of tha American federation of labor were defeated by u. vote of nearly 2 to 1 fn' their- attempt to hnve the federation adopt the principle of induatriiil un- ionism in place of its policy oi trade autonomy. Two hundred and forty- nine delegates voted against the min- ority report of the committee on edu- cation, which favored the principle of industrial unlonism and 142 vot- ed in its favor. The voting strength of constitution based on-the member-. ship it represented went 10,Ql3 against the minority report and B,- 929 for it. After the minority gb- .

port had been defeated , the major-

ity report in favor of the continuance of trade autonomy was adopted hy acclamution. _ As a result ot the adoption of the

majority report, the federation will continue, for a year at lean¢_. ¢° “_

international and national unionl af- filiated with lt, and whereverl i_t`n policy oi’ trade autonomy sspmp _“_

dnlited to the industr it win ing,

_ y. _ o-

ce the principle of industrial un-

ionlsm.

annEs'rED Foil MURDER.

SKOWEGAN. Me., Nov. 20.--.On a

charge of shooting 3 human hell; _foi- a deer, William Wiiding, the Indiana- polis railroad ccnductor, arrested in connection with the killing of Wnrrlh Holden, oi Jackman, in th, ,N

en. .85

over to the December term of the su-

preme court to-day, alter Asahearing at Jackman. I-is furnishe $2,000 bail. _

WALTEBLO '~ _ 3 ,`

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LONDON, Nov. 20.-Walter Long

opened the discussion at the Consti- tutional Club on Home Rule anal; . mperial question, in the course_of which he referred to his Csllldllll visit. Home Rule, as lin _ here, he said, was quite liostile.._to ._ _ mpire`s interests. .He went to da believing Canadians favored ish Moms Rule, but came- to tha'

conclusion that the basic principln of all political action and _thought in C an a-da was that whatev¢l'_ -' tion they took in politics,-the -abre-

tive was expansion. , _

Canad has turned ber mind to the

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o a degree not attained in the _ country. Underlying every _poiificgl problem in Canada was the ques lon, “What will be its contribution to _the solidarity of the empire?" ._ V

He had discussed Home Bnle .with

Canadians of all classes of politics and creeds and found few who still held the views that it would he is de- sirable thing for Ireland. I-le never found anybody to defend the hum! rule bill. Oanadiahs in genorll newl- ed to think this is not self, g0V_4_eI;i1° ment, hut the beginning of s09§\‘_l' tioii. _ ._- Uanadians frequently said tp _:hh “We cannot understand your post ids in the old land. It seems. you are prepared to do honor to anybody who is going to build a W0\`k`h°“!° QT nn asylum or a home for the aged and distressed, hut you do nothing for men who are willingto hutld il' factory. The men we honor in Univ' adn are those who will gut, capital and brains into the estl - ment of n factory.

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