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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA MONDAY_ APRIL 1s, 1921

A AAAANITIAENT ‘TAIAATT THT WAAST WINTEA ETAAM ‘ TAAA [ANT SAAAITAS AWEEPSJAAANA ANTAAIA

Tablet Unveiled by Prime Minister Meighen Snowstorm Blocks Colorado Railways and at Toronto to General Mercer and 1500 does ten Million Dollars Damage. Many men who tell With him. Lives lost and Many Injured. Ontario

‘ Swept by Wind and Sleet Storm.

(Special to The Guardian (lSpecL-li in The Guardian)

T n! 00.00. r‘r§'§:ir.sc'lmflu$lsf'u'ri s. m. out.

5AA ANA AAAATN AEATA . AT MA. AA. T.‘ MA [AA

Succumbed to an Attack of Hemmorhage ‘Fifteen Minutes After Being Stricken, Deceased a Well-Known and Popular

' Employee of the P. E- I. R.

llullllll‘lzlllilllllz lilllfil [lllllllllli PAUL M

The Split in Labor Banks Regarded as Seri- ous Blow to the Organizations. Congratu- latory Message From , Premier Lloyd George.

(Special to The Golordian railroad men and tho ‘transport

A minister or Canada {unveiled a. memorial tablet to General Merv ler and fifteen hundred olllcelrs and

TORONTO, April 17.— A scene of unexamplcd anlilltary pomp and

IDNIDUN, April 17.—-.A conifer- workers had withdrawn their sup between delegates of the

splendor was enacted last night men of his regiment, the Queen's

er’s Federation of om: Brit--

u; and representatives from all _ seal districts lln the United King- dam at which the coal strike sltu you will be considered, was to- llay fixed for next Friday, April pa, in the meantime work will not he resumed in any of the coal fields affected by the miner's mike. Labor forces of the Unit- ed Kingdom are today apparently broken into sections as a result or the refusal oi‘ the ‘National Un- ion of raiiwaymen and the Nation- al federation oi‘ transport workers

port from the mines. Prim Min- ister Lloyd George wrote "l am gratified to learn your unions do not purpose to resort lo an insens ate method of attempting ‘to com psi the handing down of judgment on the wags question, by poralyz in: the country's industries and brlnelng suffering to millions of innocent people while the govern ment was urging a. sail-er method or negotiating." ‘An editorial llllbilqiilfltedl lint Jtho Bviornlingl ‘Post says "the bluil‘ was called and it failed," The newspaper declares “these powerful trade unions must

(Special to The Guardian ILOWDOAN, April 17.——Dr. H. J Cody of 8t.

at the Tloronto armorios when the Right Hon. Arthur Melghen, Prime

AA. IIAAY AANSIAEAINA AATAAAA

Paul's Church and

own Rifles, who died with him 1n battle for lllheir motive land.

AT INVITATIAN

whether the Australian offer was establishing a new precedent, Dr Costly replied that so for as he

irnornlnl; with rnln, hull, sleet and high gilles with the temperature DENVER, April 17.~—- he rocky zitondily dropplilg. At three o'clock mountain region today was slnw'ly,lllls afternoon ll. was blowing 2H recovering from the offer-ls of lho llkllPll an hour in ’l‘exas the storm worst storm of the winter whichAThe storm was u conllnuatlon of yesterday (YOVPTGIT the (llslrict wlthlthe storm that liud done so much a snow covering ranging from i1

yliamuge in the western and south- io 14 inches, blocking fhc l‘ll\Tl‘03lTS

i l lern states‘. in Illinois lhe wind 311d parulyl: ng WI’? (‘Oi

llmllnlcuprellvlll-(l u velocity. ol’ ‘seventy

ions in most rllrovlitlus, lollies un hour. in icxus the storm

LONDON. April l7.~—'l‘llo “Ylrgliliiflllllild lli lcusl. sixty (lentils, 200

storm l.lli.l season struck ToronioWnJilred and caused more than two

and Control finial-m yclslorllllyllllliliflllfl dollars property (innings. Packers and Bank Cashier

.\ vcry sud mid sudden death oc-lfniller. To his bereaved widow. curretl ill his homo, l8 lippcl- llills- (who was formerly M-iss Lena. born Street, Charlottetown on Sul- Pound, of this city) and tihree small urday afternoon when .\lr. blalcolmrlllldren, the youngest oi whom is b‘. McLeod, succumbed l0 a hem-Anni. yet a year old, the deep sym- nlorhngc, of the lungs‘ alters per pathy of the wllole community goes loll ol‘ only fifteen minutes from out; also to ills lhvn sisters resi- ihl‘ time in which he was stricken (lent in i118 United Slates. _ with Ii. The ‘funeral lakes place tins

.\lr. Alclmod who was a well-‘aftemoon, from (‘antral (‘hristian lznovrn young plulnlber, in which Church under lllo auspices of capacity ho has been engaged for St. George's Lodge, L. O. A. and the souls» lllllP in the service oi‘ the I’.|Suns of England. in both of which i2. island Railsvsy, corrlplnlnsd of societies he was bsld in high es- not feeling well on Saturday morn- 199m lug and for that reason did not go

yesterday to continue their support

be tanlkht that it is not their ‘bus oi the strike called by the minors

"less l0 Rover-m the country."

Minister of Education in the form- er Conservative ‘government when

lo work as usual. About four p. m. he started cough

knew no such call lad ever before been sent from e dominion to

Fishermen Meet. Hold Up Robbers

owskl , cashier of the Siatebanir. pm; n“, (leceused lmrlsslr request-

Slldden Death (‘lccro Suburb, successfully (lo mg it. Iiefore the physician arrived "

fended the bunk against a band oi‘ hOWBTYeAT M511) lcrllfloilutlldaélil 13.1151‘? Sufllbirymifiilri; ‘$12: ‘glfflrlxjleliiheir: six automobile bandits today kill Away‘ 1‘ e g E a ’ ' o; Mm; op 31,- Elssnors succumbed

g -_._._. ‘ lug and almost instantly a great, federation. Opinion prevails in seen this morning stated that he another. He felt that possibly it CHIC G A i _ ’ mm. o; blood ensued and a phygl- some quarters ‘that the action of EMVADON, _ {Apr-bl 17___-K.gng was still wrestling with the prob- might be symptomatic of a. new A very Successful meeting of - - ‘A 0, prl 1d~»s. B. Vila mm was imjnedmely teleptunmd the milroad workers and the trans Georse has loaned from an castle ‘elm of Wllerhel‘ or Mt to accent and closer vulva which mlsht

port men nteans the death warrant of the Triple Alliance. This view is not held unlverally but without doubt the split will have serious effect upon the rank and file of

packers and fishermen was held or Sourls on April lllll, for olle pur- pose of IilTSF-llllllll lo llleln the facts pertaining lo the Cil-llHPH-tlf deterioration in the quality of‘ lilo

cellars twenty-five tons oi’ coal to Windsor coal ‘merchants for dis- tribution» among residents until "19 Wlllliy is again normal. Re-

the office of Arch-bishop of Mel- bourne, Australia. Ziie was duly impressed with the honor and lire- motion which was being offered.

grow up in future between churches in different parts of the empire. The‘ extraordinary feature of the situation is that. Dr. Coady knows

gblood reducing him lo a state

. . r lc stroke He had ‘i

D0115 .301.“ provhmial t _ m; wall w; wllu m9 wule (ypportllu nobody in Australia and so i8 1920, lobslcr pack and the prcscul mg ‘m’ rmflnr- wmmm"! "'0 ll'-lll extreme weakness in a very few i1 a pnrsiyi , _

labor. iiteplyinfilo the commmp, mm the bewudemengegn’: 8&1’; meg Whig]; me new geld would rather at loss to explain ‘how he mullet conuulnnt, mroug-lmu, u“. rupturing two others. Only themlnutcs from which he never ralli-teen in Bummerslde on Saturday / tuition from . Cramp, leader disappointment felt in the extrem- "m" ‘but 3mm“ m!“ h“ h“ u’ should M“ been’ 0M5“ by n“ V

world.

Mr. Tldnlarsh, one of the mosl prominent wholesale lobster deal»- els, in opening the meeting tour-boll

ight o buslnesssnd while driv- “Th0 remained tdTllfi sad event is deeply deplored ‘b; honTle was selztllld with th: as the (leceased was a young man stroke from which e BBVB; r m‘ excellent character of a brightlrlvered. The sad affair is eel!"

driver of the car outside escaped»

oi the transport workers, and J. S. Thomas, Secretary or the mu. uaynlon, notifying him that the

balance his attachment to ‘his present charge. When asked as to

i-st section of the miners, rnilmod Me] "'9" “ml "lllllllwrt workers at the

failure of the Triple Alliance

board of electors and

the bourne diocese. ‘

, r _ . ‘. M . ‘Mill so New Canadian Supposed to be ll::.:*"“l Majority Vote ,’..'f.“.’.i“.°§. .1..*... . troll‘- o ' rfiuino “c “.5 '9 “c ° n hlrty-six years 0i tllr H. C. Mills of Summersido. “..*“..‘.“.“*' ' ' ' ' provemen‘ m cnunlng meumds m‘ T hlnLfllfije uwstaglerxidld workman. and The funeral takes place tomorrow l lumping sppcmwl Warning From i “Al” "1 N” Y°rk A§Pr9s° fvifliiian. ehmslztiis.aarlzz"..l"lll...l‘ F” N" Sill“ 2a.: - " fl n l r b. r ' ll - » l fiance. (swam w The Gum.“ lSSlIlg 1 10113.11’ 6 cailnnlgefrffmstlffzls°us_P53“infill)‘: Lounorlapru 161A ballot vote, J t Anxious He went on to tell an incident , f OTTAWA, April 17.—'i‘hrough mackereh em. but u,‘ yet‘ ‘hem ,1,“ was taken by Seaman's and Fire‘ 3.11311 no that as a business man of wide _ -—-—- the transfer of the Canadian Pull (l3llwlB/i to The Gllflflllll-ll been nothing dons to rlmprove or men's Union on the question as to‘ experience and accustomed 1° i , - lic information Bureau at New KINGSTON. April 17.—A may» facilitate the canning of lobsters. “m,” the Um,“ sham,‘ ca" a . ' m“ again; lmpl-med uuu 1m- vmlp wAm-gu 1-0 "H" m PAWS. Aim-ll lib-Warning has York from the papal-truest of named m: is being heidot versus lllothods in vogue twenty-five yoorrmlka i 5m m W“ the Con, mange“, , . been given the Austl-‘an govern ‘Iiradeanllflornlmercetherehasbeen a village near here, who answers ago are st-lll m vogue ut the pre- ‘ n p Y ' A

- M1977 179 3°“ s‘ ment by the French minister of

., ,1 . thatt oiguntrylthat it thegovern

- .» ' - ‘men unalhs to rende eiicac-

‘gi “his? A IMBMN- sous plans looking to the Tins-ion or Kzliltwstwilllt Wests Milly 36 Austria and Germany. France will

suspend any contemplated assis-

established wllmt will eventually become a real trade commissioner- ship in the United States which may he duplicated in other cities of that country. The New York olllice ms originally established

the description of Ambrose J Small, the missing theatrical mog- nlate.‘ Cox denies he is Small, that he originally came from Scotland and has been working in the Fel-

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TOR BALEF-DROOD 90W WITH 13 more also. Apply to John 9llmofll‘. Mt. Edward Rood, City.

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‘WANTED - TQ "PUIROHASE second hand book case Apply at Guardian office.

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‘WANTED MAN 1'0 LOOK AFT- er lawn and garden. R. E Milton.

tancs to Austria. it is said _in a messase recelved here from Vienna ln addition the Minister -is said to have declared-that in such casu the Allied reparations commission wlousld receive estored authority in the Republic. The British and Italian ministers are declared ta have associfled themselves in this declaration and to have addedtnat the withdrawal of France from any

outset a. bureau of connected with the head office a

of the Department of External a. fairs.

made into s. trade ofiice.

‘WANTED-MAN ‘r0 LOOK AF- for garden and lownr R. E. Mulch.

Wham-slips sral housework. Apply 89 Upper Prinoa street.

. ___...._.___.... ‘FOR SALE 0R ‘F0 LE1‘ — 60T- loxe on Highland avenue. Apply

to Mrs. JouohlCorter. 76 Der cheater St,

‘FOR BALE. GOOD FARM. NEW buildings, 2 1-2 miles from city. Army Gum-dim .

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‘FOR GALE ,-- QUANTITY. OF

4:01“ Apply B Foster an

merit in» the commonwealth perils ment yesterday was purely scold ental and does not mean necessarily that the government ls under ob ligation to resign. Premier Hughes at once moved the adjourn ment of the House as a means of testing th opinion of the House on the scold nt and as the House ac cepted his authority in this matter without dissent it is expootedthst

T. and 0.-Railway The Guardian

CS/aefilll l» . coolfamlii. Avril 17.-—-.A‘ pom of surveyors arrived in Cochrane and proceeded north this week. to commence a final survey for the “tension of the T. and O. rail-- way. ‘This is taken as an indies» tion that actual construction won. will start olnthls molt important

piece of road in the early spring. out in a formal sta/telnent. Premier

‘ tron unT-ssXvvTsnowu s;

Hugha declared that it will he

undies coll Cooper {was at‘i!1l.e_ information the descrl

Ottawa and under the Jurisdiction Now that the war ls over

it is the intention that it shall serve a new purpose and shall be

the incident will be straightened '

‘spar mines at Verona. The man's right hand

ptlon, completely. t

to is investigating,

Nervous Witness

l

movements for giving aid to Aust- ' f OTIlAWiA, Ap ll 15—B aki rill. would meats a complete nband Pr‘ down because off her-leashed; MIT‘: of el one to" assist that - Sophls Artldk caused a 15 i t ountry on the part of the Allies. Defeat all AGCldeIlt suspension] or the KonownaTn $1111: . - ' ,_____ er trial t is morning. The witness ———-<o0——-=—— .5 ' l to Th G dl ‘save her evidence clearly but from Aprile 1r._“".;2.§."oo..flw “i!” W“ ln ll twmblllls S w an Awmuan Mme the defeat state. The woman after an hour “untamed by the Hughes Govern in the box broke out into sobs and

court was suspended in order to pelundt witness to regain her com Dosure. "Konowsl killed him" was the terse statement of Mrs. Ar- tick, widow‘ of the deceased when he went on the stand this morn n3. Mrs Artiok warclotbed la ourning and gaveher evidence n the Austrian tongue. She was ery nervous and trembled prsc caily all the time '

v

lg puma“; and muwem the markets as they stand ut pre- De- sent, comparing tectlvs Sergeant Mitchell of Toron- "W19 bauiim"

I Delays Court‘

serve the seed lobsters. and elbow

amt day. Governments have tnkonA a hold on lilo Agricultural situa~ 57 against» the strike. tion, dalrying, stock mislmz. buti was 19mm

have done nothing for lbc| s-ttrbellzlng oi‘ llleFishIng industrial He gave a very detailed account of

Young Emergency llbcm with lllle ‘ ' anarkets, showing that it is only the “licensed few," .-___ who can afford to pay for luxuries, EwSEHNGTOXI Am." 16__Re_ ffiatlfigtazislnllllfig: fifbcfixgg publlcon Leaders, supported by all today. ‘llllose fmv can afford to pay 0X09?! eight of their llflfli’ 011d 15 for the best, certainly wanl the] best and consequently the dealer's reputation is jeopardized ll‘ he dc- llvers anylihlng but ciloico quality goods. Inferior goods are thrown back on his hands; he immedialo‘ ly retaliatos upon the whole-safer,‘ who, in iurn. comes back at lhel buyer lin this province and natural-l ly he turns to the founlaln-htlatl, the backer. A ready market can ul- ways be found for cilolce pack, and that today, because the lunrkets ol-o‘ not over-loaded with £100" "M19114 bllt are over-loaded with n dissrMB [u], ungalgablfi, deteriorated quality" pack.

inspector Gallant lhen followed and in explaining a circular, drawn| up, =by himself during the winter; nlonilhs. clause by clause. he coun-l soiled the packers and llsllernlen to be more careful in handling ill‘? fish, to avoid harms fish layms 1n hlllgo water in the boats. l0 ml”

ergency Tariff and Anti-dumping bill tllrought the house yesterday. Vote 269 to 112.

England May Purchase N. S. Coal

HALIFAX, April 16-~'I‘here is n possibility of tile British Admir- llll? purchasing Nova Scotls Coal. according to a cable received to- day. by Hon. E. H. Armstrong. lilinisler of Works and Mlnemfroln John HOWXZTI], Agent General of Nova Scotia in London The cable also slates that there-is a possi- bility oi‘ doing business lnllol- land

Miners resulted in a majority of -- t t - Tom, pa" an does not want war. l! U18 B ll 9

all things to have the canning es-l

Returned Soldier's

WASHINGTON. Avril 16-"111?

ment of s. very prominent American who has just talked with the State Department. "It is true that the military party is for the moment 'in the asceudency over there. It is also true that the military party in ally country may thnlst that country into war by its' alllllelll-‘l to pride and racial feeling.

"But the majority o! the Javan-

Delnocrotes pushed the Young Em- ese do not want War. Hill’ 1110"!‘

than the majority of any people want war. Further, the military party is retaining its hold on pow- er by such a very slender majority that it nlay be turned out at any‘ moment."

These cheering statements are supplemented and modified, how-| ever. by his statements as to the' hostility that all classes of Jalpan-A ese seem to feel for the Unltedl States. l. The most extraordinary; attaclos upon ills United States. her people and her statesmen,

have recently been made in public toms!“ ‘gatherings in Japan by Japanese what

who aro regarded as among the] prominent members of the race.

i Position on Shantlmg

l l

"l handed to Mr. Hashes e tell- psge typewritten report." he said. l had prepared on the situation in the Far East. l-Ie took it. sat down, and began to chat with me on a dozen topics only remotely ted with my visit. All this time he was turning over the pages ‘of my report‘. He would cast his eyes down a page and then turn lit. He did not pay the tribute of icarsful attention to a word, ll. seemed to me. -

" ‘This is a dickens of a note,’ l thought to myself. "He isn't in- terested in what l have to tell him. l’.

Acormec

"Then he began to cross-question mo. He did not refer to that re- port again, but he pressed his in- quiries so thoroughly ou every con- ceivable angle and side-issue of that rsportthat before we got through I had told him more than I had suspected l knew. The breadth of his knowledge was ss- ng. Alum: all, though, impressed me was his ability to glance casually at that report and absorb every word of lt while carrying on n pleasant social balk. Not one man in 10,000 has a double-

’ m! t m m“ "I do not believe that Slltlllbllllfi-tlmck mind 0t ma‘ sort." ' sultsbls for pulping under "‘t§'oT.Z“"°§““ono%§'§°“A‘i flicgab “Tfimnoi o?‘ Blllgllféwllgglfiittil: 311mb”? ipzlelgillililt? elrntdrilscnlta _“"".°>"—“ T“ 5m‘ be wmmfilyhxlve? up Ry‘ T , ' ' ' - -. , 67 Illllfl ' f t e spaneso," s 9. "l1 8D l! I mm- Beats-s todfatGusrdln il-‘lndor return to Victoria Hotel. London in J1me unless the House ACT}. tlon ts an absolute essential where Damage From o, the“ pram”, Tm m, . ._ " om“ v mswud- “In?” a “at ‘he aeflmt chdzt £8300“ MATT glfergmrs b? planning to stay forever and their THE WEATHER " . , _, ~ a ~‘ ‘ o - government no- . _"“ mar . n accou - ‘ "' - . , ‘Mill AM? our»: ‘wanna-av MAY lsr. zx- way constituted a vote of sen I 3mm" “p” 1°“ 15mm“ ml.- soon a perishable objeclt, m TOPIIBJAO up“... for Shsntulli; is bowl not. TEMPERATUB ; ' .131"! 01m be accommodated with perlenced fox rancher. Ranch sure, . _ 811106. Wlli-Bfvll-IB, N. 5- Wflllllihd tact. on a our with lmiik. be N‘: 011;; -—-— only on the mineral resources of, TIDE, noon‘ ‘To », and board lnyrivots fl nine miles from Charlottetown. and gassed ~war veteran lumped ellflllhg“ Pmifzsrtil? ml‘, 613:? pa“ I-IAZELHURST. 1liiss.. April 1e the province. but also on the excel-l ~__ ; V. _ n I us l v , _ l Nltwblfills AM!!! D’ ‘at Hoopgll-vlrlélédexpgrulzxl; . from the fifth storey window in m‘, 683ml’? ‘hereby prevenmu‘ m, Selersl persons are reported ID 19m physlque o; 11,9 glmulung: TORONTQ Apr“ 18|_Modem,° f r mm“ 3“- - - v salary vlpmm- em - a. downtown hotel here late yes mum u possum, lyacierllal action lurcd in n Tornado WhiO-ll swopr. men, 1f Japgn were ever m ‘Mum, m.“ no,“ M Home“; winds; ._ M!» Lgtgmn“. 'un“|."‘Q _____ ‘ ' . . o tflfllfllr. He was in a critical coll- which is verily llle cause oflrllfrza" ovcr (‘oplah County isle yostor Qqnlplelo control or mu Chinese, mostly cloudy and cool; local i ' . roams, some“ u; qutre of tines ros MATCHING-WHITE 0f Nczutuuon dltlon at City Hospital last night tor. dork tglnlgsknlalg‘rlzglllffliloklf tiny All wires are down and littlelpllesg wguld make excellent sol. all???“ m l 7 as ‘a Modem conveniences Wyfllldlllte 8;“ b llhflfidot 2;?» ‘__4; with fractured slkiil. James gflfigamlggnz “u, “Tights and information has been received hero lliers. l do not believe the Jsps- and gonna: ‘it g $0“ n‘ at ’ 1‘ _l,'°“llu A" "M""°°" '° 1° m“ §,1,-“°,}*°',',,,1‘,,';',,,,_“;§,§,°,,,,,_ . ‘arrows. Alpllil 15—-Pendlng the crashed through the heavy glass ‘ " '