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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA‘ FRIDAL, MARCH 28, 1924

Ann u; Mull, Canada II

lliiisiiiivi samurai

Legislative Chamber, Thursday- After several question-s and angw. BM. reported elsewhere, M; _[_ A_ McDonald introduced a bill to in- corporate the l-lowe Hall Ctimpany; Hon. Mr. Prowse, a bill to incorpor- ate the Southern Rural Telephone Company: Mr. Tanton, a bill to ll). corporate the Elmsdaie Church of the NKZBPBIIE; Mr. Tanton a hill to mcilfllorats the 0‘Leary Church of the Nazarene. These hills were read a first time. -

Hon. Mr. Stewart than presented the report of the Provincial Audit- or for the year 1023. This report shows the total receipts oi the year 10 have been $810,335.32 and the total QXDendituree $1,013,745.17. included in the total expenditures are 829505-79 llnid into the sinking funds; $2,860.75, capital or permnu. B!" Blbendltufii; $17,125.00 interest 0n hishway improvement debent- ures; and $170,115.85 for highway improvement. On the other hand there remained at the credit oi the Hlllhway improvement Account on the 31st December $5,920.06. net proceeds oi debentures soid in 1923 $146,309.87 and the net motor vehicle receipts $48.3,‘l2.90—-iri all $200.623.73,--together with 814,101,- 79 interest in sinking funds invest- ments, etc. The total ordinary ex- penditure of tho year $785,828.90; tho totni ordinary ro- ceipts $001,590.80, and the deficit at the end of the year is shown to be $84,029.04. The total liabilities oi the province in the 31st Decem- ber were, according to the repori $1,714,913.78.

For highway improvement there were expended, last year, payable by the province, $170,115.86; and there were received on motor vehicle account $48,332.90. this latter amount there were ox- intoresi on highway bonds, etc, $30,825.02 leaving a balance oi 88,607.88,

In a latter accompanying tliu rc- port addressed to the Provincial Treasurer, the Provincial Auditor recommends: (1) that la future a summary statement or revenues

' uacollected at the end oi the fiscal

term. and also accrued and unpaid claims against the Province, be- longing to tho your rsriorted upon, as known at tho time oi issuing the report, be also incorporated there-

Condensed Specials

RATEI-QC per word, not each insertion in this column

rmioic CREAM! vw-io HA8 m"

2273-3-27-3i

‘MAGIC OREAMI HOW LONG has it been in usef. 2273-8-27 3i

‘FOR SALE-ZS YOUNG HENS,

44 Edward

$25 for the lot. Avsly Si. 2287-3-27-3l.

'WANTED.~—MARRIEO MAN T0 work on farm near city. House provided. Apply 1-3., care Guar- dian.

‘MAGIC CREAM! set its name?

HOW DID iT 2273-3-27-3i

‘WANTED-TO RENT IY MAY 1st, sight iroomed house. central location, conveniences. Address "D" care oi Guardian. 1856-8-11“.

‘TO RENT ._ eiX ROOMEIJ house one mile tron: Charlotte- town, Apply K. 1i‘. McKee, 8t. Pe- ters Road. 9128-8-10-101

‘WANTED 1'0 RENT 0R PUR- chasa, a centrally located small house. Apply "J" Box 118, City.

21184-1941

‘EASY TO BUILD IN CHARLOT- tetowu. Building cosh lower than most places. City loaaelarge pro portion oi cost at 5%»- 509 Rob‘ ert Cotton about a building lot.

2215-8-07-

‘ YOUR BUILDING LOT m ton: it's tiatremfilrohygil" I113:- o e - VI PYSQ ‘Bert Cotton . me . 9 ‘y " my ants-arm

was thus i

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Labor ‘Organ Issues Statement Regard- ing Newfoundland.

Enquiry.

(Bnitiah United Press)

LONDON, March 27. -— The Daily Herald. Labor organ today publishes u statement made by the solicitor acting for Lord Furiicss, director oi the British Empire Steel lorporation. The statement is to the effect that the English directors of the British P1111911‘? Steel Corpor- ation, of which the Dominion Steal Corporation is a subsidiary, repre- sent the advisory board in London and that they are absentee direct- ors with relation to Nova Scotiu and are in no way associated with the iiiroct management oi tiio 1J0- ininion. Staci (iorporntion. Tho ‘hoard of the British Empire Stool Corporation in London, u ataiemvut isuyu, lmd nu knowledge oi tbu twir- ‘cumsiiinci-s connected with illi! iii- vestlgiitioii by the Royal (llllllllblt-l- sion of charges against Sir Richard Squires, former Premier of Now- if0llllillillld, of accepting presents of large amounts 0i money from the Dominion lron and Steel Cor- iporutlou, until un enquiry was coni-

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much hie-guns,

tl

existent-i-

m] iimiwiiiiiisiiiiiiiii: FATE or Fiiiim Iii mi uiuul iiussiiii ADMIRAL iiiuou

2000 Souls Marooned For Months n Floating Arse unis-Denied Ad- mittance To J ap an and Even Tur- bulent China Th ese People With-

out a. Country Are In a Seri-

ous Predi cement

has

:1 litigi-

(Canadian Press) ViCTillllA, ‘ll. C.,_ Nlarcli 27.“ Marooned for live months on float- ing urscnrils, denied admittance to Japan, in Kongltong. and even to turbulent China,

been {be

lli.i s

strange fate of Admiral (llebnff. formerly of the ‘Russian imperial NAVY. and 2,000 men, women and clillilren, who are dragging out Ll iiboairil four stcumships unt-iioroil ill Vtlizuiung, ‘not far from’ Shanghai, iiiraurrilug to .i. l., flux-nor, of ti well Sliiiugiiiii ‘llflll, who licru on ii biieincss trip,

in uiiiliitiiui i0 llii-ir \Vi)l‘-l)t';{0l|i' iiuuuiii iri-iglil, llli‘ sit-inborn uni-ii- orc-d ai Wont-mug with tin-ii‘ holds nmilc-y 0i’ nrmnmcut~ riiit-u by iiin tiimisainii.

irunwii ii rrivc kl

i|lilCk~lll'0l'i. Nillsi‘

bombs, riicld guns, nutomaiii: pisiois iiillfl two million roimtln of ammuni-

on. Ailmlrnl Kliebofi iii-d from Siberia

mcuced and formation on tho matter sinci- crept tiiut contained in tho p

'l‘oiluy‘.~i sizilvmunt ‘in the ii

has received no in- ox-

lllil

Willi hits compatriots to escapi- iliu prisons oi‘ the llolslicviais. liuw or \‘v'l’li'l't*. lu- got pil-‘iniasitvn of til;- tirms, and liow iio niziiiugi-ii in lOllll

Shanghai had had enough of Rus- sian exile-s, its streets ivivlng been t-roiviled with tiicm ever since tiic accession of tho lteils li)l!l)\VL‘1‘,/illll not for tlic brief spat-la of u tiny could the exiles scratch their legs on shore.

Thus forthe lust ‘live months they huvc swung idly at anchor oii Woo- simg, unwanted by any liind within rut-tuning dlstnntre oi.’ their dwind- lluu t-cui supplies ~2,00i) people without ti country.

Aduiiriil (lit-buffs llii-ill hopes of siliiug his arsenal for millions tn niw or other of iiii- many tvmtend- l|l}(\fll‘lilii'.-i in iliiiim have tiwiiulii-d its iP-il m. iiizi coal and pullout-i» of his fciluw virviigurs, mo", $2,009’. 000 his first oilin- to the Pokin gov- urumi-nt, libs price lItlH ilzlkm w $50,000 and ovrn ni this low iigtire bi- can -ilnii no takers.

. .‘ilVt.'l'i.llilltlSfl, isnitl ‘Mr. (lurdner, the arms iiro ll slight source of rev- cnut‘. iGni-ii ‘night, tit-spite tliu per- fiiiii-ioiy wail-ii by u guuhtmt oi the ifiiizii-si- Navy, smziil consignments in": ziuiiuglvii iisliuri- Lu i-ipiip the bzliiils: oi‘ l'i'i‘t‘ |i()ilii‘l-i illlil. pillage

oil

Jolluweil u request by the paper in n previous. issue, that tho directors ‘in England of the liritlsli Sic-ox (lorporatiou sliilillil state their rosi- tloii with regard to the Newfound- land revelations.

Postal Employees Dissatisfied

tlrop anchor.

found nuroeiisi: from waves of the ocean. They weru pi-r- rnittcd i0 anchor in shelter;

them nbiuirii his iiotillii, baa so for lwiuuincii ii mystery.

Jurpunvisie officials iit o nub purl iurncti (leaf ears l0 the plodding oi the refugees for sanctuary. lloup; kom: authorities would not li-i. tiicm At Woosiing they tlio tirt-luis

ilm i-oiintryslilo. and of pirates that infrsi rivers- dllil (fihhliill \\'ii.L‘l'H. The future of Hi0 irxilt-s looks (lurk. i-‘ood is sent Olii. to ilicin iby charitable cirgimizihtloiis in Shijng- liai. ‘Comiitions aboard the utcum- um iii-u conducive to sickness and mediiritl men in ‘Shanghai view with alarm possible outbreak of iin cpl-

but

(Canadian Press)

OTTAWA, March Zlw-Repres- entatlves 0i the Canadian Feder- ation of iPostal Emblflyrcs are dis- sutisilcil because ‘they iiuvo found out ihiit the oivll service irommls- sion can-not dull Willi ill-Will '11" ployecs in revising salaries without reference ~10 other employees iii other tiepartmenis doing similar work, and are again looking to the sirciigth oi the strike vote. which they claim is increasing.

Just Having A Quiet Smoke?

(Canadian Press)

‘PATCHOGUE, L. l., March 27.- Vlllagcrs virere puzzled reconllY when a lazy spiral oi ‘thick bllli‘ smoke curled upward from bllulwel L. Flaniganh farm. When they snit- fed the odor oi tobacco they were more puzzled. E. IF. Jones, attached to the internal Revenue office, ex- plained.

Fiauigan once was ll cilia!‘ "Valli" iacturer. Two years ago he 54W’- "D his business to retire to the tarm- Ho took with him 270 pounds of choice tobacco. Il-lo was unable to dispose 0i the tobacco and for iiic two years iras required to send. 0v- ary month, a report to the Collec-

i 0., one ol‘ tho

ll-amilton llo

became

BlilililiNi CAREER or iiu Siii iii iiiAiKER

Outstanding Figure in Banking' World Pas- sed Away Yesterday at Toronto.

(Canadian Press.) TORONTO, .\llll‘(lll mund ivalker, D111... L.L.I)., ilvlder to accountant in ilie lioail oi-i most outstanding iice oi‘ the Bank nt ‘Poronto in 12H figures in the banking and iluanc-,72; agent in New York, in ISSI; lill world in Canada and who wai-rGeneral hiiiunger in 1:480. liiri-t-ior internationally known. (lied early‘ Tuesday morning at his home here, after an illness of only a few daysiHe received his of pneumonia. He was in his sev-iirom Trinity University in 190i and entysixth year. Lady Walker pass- the degree cf ‘L. L. D. from Torou cd away inst summer. The late Sir (illiyron) Edmund pied many important positions in Walker was born in the township the business and bnllklllg world. lm of Seneca. County l-laidimand, On- iving been president oi tut-Canadian iarlo, on Oct. 14, 1848. the son oi‘ Alfred E. Walker. A ‘Presbyterian. be received a public education in Ontario and began his notewortiiyoi‘ Bankers of England. He was an caret-r in iiic private banking bus-i——-—--——-——- inesa oi his uncle J. W. Murion, m‘.

27.-Sl,-

Ed-

(ili-icnuui.

tor oi internal Revenue. ‘lie tircd ‘of this and com-suited Jones. Jones looked up the book of reg- ulations, found ho had suiiirieilt authority for his rurrwe- W‘ "i" to the farm and eet the tobacco Mire.

‘BAPTIST ci-iuacu HOSPITAL cake sale at Moore & McLf-‘fld- Saturday noxt.-——1i.

tron cats-Man: 1 YEARS old, by Mayor Todd. Splvullld driver. Apply 111 EdWardGF-t.

‘PATRONIZE THE SONG GIRLS iSatnrday by purchasing Minna Drakes lovciy a0u8~'lM°il""‘ l‘il Remember" 25 cents-

2287 3-28-2i

‘FOR BALE 0R TO RENT-got m i K ppoch. Apply 23B ant .356 a a ' 22855-328-6i

‘FOR GALE -~:w PERFECTION kerosene water heater, Apply E. 8. Collin, 280 Grafton.

SE

How YOU GoNNA oar» G-REAT CORNET isi“ iF 304R Fefifvé-i-acpara HEN o ‘N TH, HOUU RAQTiQE; AND Ti-VflEié-HBORS

roaouro. Mdroh 57.——M||ritimo increasing north to westerly winds

eL |f....ofl MAN)" it‘ ‘IULL- 3234439“ with snow near Cape Breton. ;_ Any lnQfflflllQfi will ho . WANT" Fume" A‘ High tide on, Bfltzfllfttftlé or? 3.4a silly received , tag“ ‘pith. ‘ . —- k and tomorrow morn ga . - . dagstou. , _ 0- ‘U! liursemaid, or light iwuwwol‘ - sun sets this evening at 6.24

‘r n eats on re Lsv- mv ore st Rocky Point also for

Apply C. care of Guardian Office. 2290-8-28 iii 5

‘A PfllTiTY WAY 1'0 HELP ‘Fl-ii

itnd rises tomorrow morning nt ,4’.

Nléw moon. Friday, April 4th. 3.17

m; horse power Empire a. m. [up (new), Ir. W Orphanage is lo buy tvmflrrvw Bummer-side tide eishtcvu ml“- innon or non er er son. Minna Dmkehi sons- ‘Mviher moi iaior than Charlottetown. iiotioneors. llltjflllti :l'l'l Remember," on sins Sstur son raoas . ~ day, 25cm. 2287-3-282i Maximum and Minimum tempor-

‘WANTID A1 ONOI-KORPMILI

,_. nun-es; are made and clrculuieil in ordor

- "m, m.“ XHJMV 1- _ :14 34 i 1y to strengthen the hands of tram 1'2: ngeneAi-g)! htghgldVtila ‘Ada-mg:- wishes: suifliiientiy in ammo . 28 cgilhi- anti bus strikers, but ii they should s, y ‘ o ' {"53" 3| “mama h, My)”; m” 59am 26 clenr he put into effect, tho government

‘ ‘ "m" on omhmua ‘my kmd. 24 clougy is‘ prepared immediately to Er:-

30 lot y c aim a tats or emergency an o

'w‘u.r‘o_znol;nylo'aflnw ‘on: §,,f,'§,°‘}§,,',“°,§"“§ u QM’??? 26 gioddy issue Orders‘ in Council to preserve Sibelius Anaemia rxsnt t. mom's residence 1a km: -- - l" slowly rmr- l" aw" “I'd "liilm "@- r 3 _ p ha“; p“ “mm ' Now York ..... . as 30 ‘ clear esliary public unruly 0i food, water

_ unions, Jsolaitiug

clerk in the Canadian Bunk oi‘ (J0m-

ilmerce in 1868; moving up tiic iud

in 1906, and President oi‘ the (filli- adian Dunk oi‘ (lomnierci- in 1007. D. ‘C. l._ iiegrui-

i0 ‘University in 1906. He bus occu-

‘Buiikers Association: vice-president ‘of the American Bankers Associa- ‘tion; and fellow oi the lnsiituto

iFurtber Surrend- ers To Free State , Authorities

I (Canadian Press)

| nunmu, March 27. —~lt is offici- ‘aliy announced that further iurgc (quantities of ammunition lizivt- ibeon surrendered lo Free State !Z\liill0l‘lll8s, including six Lewis guns, Th‘ rifles, 70 bomb; and ncar- Ily 6,000 rounds ammunition from iCouuiy Tipperary. Other sur- renders are expected from Tip- perary, when only those seized in County Roscomnion will reiuuln iu the possession of army munlteers.

! i

Lieut. Geo. Buntain‘ Had Interesting Trip i On H. M. C .S. Pat- ' riot T0 Bermuda. l

Lieutenant George Buntain, city, has returned liome after making lhv winter cruise on board H. M. C. S. “l‘iii.rioi“ it) llurniudn. Mr. Bun- iuln unis the only officer oi‘ the Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve making the trip, and ho put in a most inlorcstllig period oi‘ training. The “i’utrict" iuft Halifax for Ber- muda curly in January, and return- ed illlS Wilt-iii to l-laiiux to lay up in dry dock. During training at Bermuda numocuvers were engag- ed in with other warships, one oi them being the '\Ca.petowu" which recfltly visited here, 'l‘cn torped- nos were fired on the "Patriot" dur- ing ‘the training period which thor- oughly covert-d gunnery and other branches:

‘Dhe officers iuid mi-n on board the "Patriot" and “Cam-town" are (filiilllfiiilfliltf about the rocepiion they were given in iChnrlm-ieiown and are looking forward to o. return trip. Jill‘. lluiitnizi StZttL-‘s that shortly two officers and fifty men oi‘ ilio Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve will go ito Vancouver io join ll. hi. S. “llood" and ll. M. S. "Repulse" on the world cruise which starts July 1st from ilio Ilritish Columbia Capital. Two 0i‘ flu-so men will be solccioil from this Province.

l\lii)lllf‘l‘ Naval Volunteer Rim-rye man, Licui. Shipiey, oi‘ Oil-awn, liusi cone in Vnuruiivnr to join ill. M. C. S. “Chiovni" which goes lo Labra- dor imd then on to Japan to distri- bute potrol for the llritlsh-alrplaiiie woiid cruise. These are ‘some of the opportunities afforded to‘ Canad- ians in iiio Naval Volunteer Rescr ve and they are certainly tempting Ulliii.

up llu-ntrdn reports good pro- RltBr-l in local recruiting for the ball‘ company’ of ilie Reserve lltiffl. The number allowed is fiiiy-tivo mou. and thorn is still nppiiriuiiiiy in recruit in ibis patriotic move- merit.

mvihnriiniivi- writer on financial

subjects. .»\ well known ziri connoisseur, Sir Edmund donated his valuable

palaeopiliologirnl collection and his

(Continued on Page 3)

i

ADMTIFIAL VON TIRPITZ

The author of unrestricted sub- marine warfare and father of the German navy, who is leading a new German party which aims to make him president. at the forthcoming election. ‘The party is purely mon- archist, seeks the return of the Hohenzollerns to the throne and the repudiation of reparations.

DRASTIC MEIiS

(British United Preee)

LONDON. March 27. —-'f‘he re- surrection of "Dora" the Wartime "defence oi’ ileniin Act" under which the Government in amt-r- genolcs can do practically any- thing by Order lm Council, may rc- suit, if tho London iransport striki- spreads as is threatened today.

Lnbor ilirunicna freely to. cnll out railway workers and electrical and darkening

London. Probably these threats

iillli TiiE iiiiiiliiN STRIKE

[IRES Til ililPi

light and other necessities of liio indie maintain some means of het- icr transit for hundreds oi thous- ands to whose life anti work this is necess-ary. Emergency roguia- tiomi would have to be submitted in parliament Wltlldfl seven days after iiicy are issued.

Tho possibility of a government crisis following a complete stop- page of London transportation sys- tem is being widely discussed: both opposition parting calculate that the government will not be strong enough or willing enough to take adequate action, to ameliorate the situation confronting the Lon- don people should a strike spread and many Liberals» are prepared to Join with the Conservatives la de-

$50,000 t0 Be B

orrow ed For Permanent

Works, and $11,500 For Soldiers’ Monu-

ment-Establishme City Aut

nt 0f Fire Zone in horized.

The following amend tho City 0i‘

act to itirther Cbarloiteto wn

ilncurporutiou Act passed second

reading in the legislature yester- day, Mr. J. Augustine McDonald was in thc chair when the House went into committee.

BE IT ENACTED by the Lieut-.

ennui. (lovcriior and Legislative As- sembly of the Province of Prince Edward Island as follows:

l. That the City of Charlotte- town is hereby authorized to ex- pend a further sum of fifty thous- and dollars for permanent works, in addition to the amounts already heretofore authorized and to issue debentures for auid fifty thousand dollars payable at a date not ex- ceeding twenty yt-nrs from date oi‘ issue and bearing interiutat n rate not above 51A, Per cent per nnniim, payable hnli yearly. provided that an adequate sum be annually pro- vided and set apart as n sinking fund to redeem said debentures at maturity.

2 That the City oi Charlotte- town is hereby authorized to ex~ pend the sum oi Eleven thousand five hundred dollars towards erect- ing a Soldiers‘ monument in the city in addition io amounts volun- tarily subscribed by citizens and to issue tiebentiircii for said eleven thousand fivc hundred (lOllilPQ pay- able at a date not exceeding 1W8“- ty years from date oi issue and bearing initirest ut a rate not above 5% per cent per unnuni payable half yearly, provided that an ade- quate sum be annually set apart as u sinking fund to redeem said de- bentures at maturity.

3 All the aforesaid debentures shall be irrsuch iormdul flu» “all! Council sliuii adopt and Shall b6

t- +o++e>e+e'++»¢<v++~"“

iiiiRE plus‘

Last Minute News Flashed in Over the Wires

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(Canadian Prcssl) PARIS, March 27-—Wales defeated France in annual rug- by match here today by 10 to 6,

LYONS, France, March 27 —-Stuart MacLai-en, British avi ator, took off for Rome on the second stage of the round-the- world flight at 11.30 o'clock this morning-

MONTREAL, March 27- The new trial of RevJAdeiard Oelorms on a charge of having murdered his half brother Raoul will take place in Mont- real at the September term of the court of King's bench, authoritative sources declared today.

DARJELLING, British in- dla, March 27—The third ex- pedition for the conquest oi Mount Everest, highest peak in the world, started from this place yesterday, under the lead orehlp of Brigadier General Charis: G. Bruce, who headed the 1922 expedition.

WASHINGTON, Marv-h 27 —-Senstor Borsh, Republican. Idaho, offered is joint resolu- tion in the senate today, re- questing the President to in- voke “such nations as he deems wise" to send repres- entatives to combined econo- mic and disarmament confer- ence in Washington.

ROME, March 27—Pope Pius today publicly conferr- ed the Red Hat on Cardinals Hayes and Mundoioln, the fin- si set n the elevation of the two United States prelstss to the membership In the Sacred College. The ceremony por- formed in the right trsneept of St. Peters, was csrled out with sll pomp and paqean‘ y of the Roman Catholic Church.

MONTREAL, March 27-— Belief that s much better uri- ‘deretlnding prevails between tbs British Empire Steel Cor. poratioh and it! employees at the present time. than has ox- isred for some time unit was immune by Rey Vilelvln in s presidential addreee to share