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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1926

In G clnrrnlrtwiluerilla

Reported To Have Liquor . Cargo Aboard

(Canadian iPresB)

OAPIE NEGRO, Shelburno ($0., N. 8., Nov. 24. —’l‘he ocean going tug Western. 450 tolls, plied high and dry on Budget Rock, lit the entrance to this harbor 200 foot from the bell bltoy shortly before noon today. ‘Pllero was no tug. The crew renlaitleil iiboiird and u number of other oqilitlili-il vi-s sols are standing by.

) "I‘he “lestcru is in nu irxposeil I assBllgerS. position. Southwest winds blow- ing. She is reported to have oil

icillidli" Pmu- board a full cargo of liiitlor. rue llONG KONG. NOV» 24- “Falhel” ‘Vl/iilstcru was tlormorly i-iuplilycd W. A. Flelcllilr oi‘ Full River, liiuss. ih inwihh hhi-ghh i-mm yqhw yin-k tinil fliwtlll (Tunailitilt nuns, survlv-ii, iihhihih ild rulils by twi~llty one illlferollt

ll H. iliilil olliiiilllliili HIS 7lllH HHIHIIIY

Montreal Gazette Pays Flue Tribute t0 For- mer Canadian Min- ister 0f Finance.

IIIONVFIIIQAIIJ, 25. —— Ill. lliill.

\V. S_ lflclillltiz. iorltlcr (‘lillillllilll

MInI-stilr oi‘ ldlnotti-v, oi-ii-brit-ti-il his

78th birtbdziy nt iltiiiwtl. )‘(“~'|l‘.I'il1I_\‘.

.(‘ilt|lllli=llt.i||g on ilti- i|IlIIl\‘i‘I'.~‘-2lI')'.‘

Bl IIHINISIE Pllliiii

Missionarie; Robbed. by Well Dressed]

Chinese Posing as‘

Wtiihoi. bound for Kougllloilu trout t I“Siagxhlhiliiiflhi:hi?"h.hily:,:.i,i.i, ii... Ylllllltllillllfl- Th" Illlhhl "hll lll“ dillliugtliz-tbcil oxdnltlisti-l- irinll nulls uvrv rillillvil llllil lmlllellil" ll every iiill'l oi‘ the llotnltlitln, lIlIiI nt. sllliill HIillt‘.l‘(l(llll for sixty llotlrs. iimihi i-hmh Uihhi. hhhih, “h. ‘Wih

'l‘W0lV0 Well ("Billed Chhlllfle- ' iillil they trill l'I\'|ll't'i-‘r.~i it fifllllllllPlll lmiilui: M llllh-‘illllllhrlh "h"! "llill itlmi. is n-li by uli (‘iillztillillls or

killed tile ‘Chinese soldier guards»; tho purser, costlier ilnd took oft tho bcili-hilil vcsliiel, robbed tho pos-

si-tlgers and Iclsuri-ly looti-il lilo: l sti-ituler. 'l‘lte (‘Illtlcsc pilsseugors .‘ wot-i- tilkcu ilshorc by the bandits iillll llchl for rilnsoltl. | l

Alter Illl‘. first ptirty oi‘ Illflilllli li-tt tho Wtiisol twi-llty i)||li‘l‘ gitugs or rilbbcrs Ilililflltlil tllc vlilsscl at ilitti-roltt llttles for loot. 'i‘lli-. lust gong wits l‘i‘lllli‘fitl to stniiliug llll‘

wIlltti-vi-r intriy nlli-gitllti-ils or pol- Ith-nl (‘l:Il\'l('llilIl'.~1. Novn St-otilt bits IllVPII tnziily nblv tni-lt |il tbi- inlbliif iI|'i- iii‘ t‘itntlitii. ll|l'Il who llil\'l' i-x» orii-il strong and (‘Ililllflllfi ilttlui-n- cc.‘ upoll tlli-Ir rountry tlllil iii; iii-- \'['lD‘]li|lt'Ill. .\tt'. ldii-htlng belong-l to this group lllltl to till illtlrr t'll‘('ll‘ 0t‘ iwil or lhrei- who iliivi- ill nth-rill] ilogrilt- solWi-il the llfillllllltlll with llotnll- to tllv-tllsi-lvcs uuil with i-rc-

Diite 0n ‘Wghich Men Would be Asked to

illlllllt‘ ‘.~I(’I‘\‘ltf(' exti-uilitlg orcr a long iitlfltlil oi‘ yi-tlns. lie ilasscs io- dtly zltlotller nlili-sttlno ill n lfllli-‘J.

— usc-ftll and lliilltlfillllt! lift» and it ‘After ii five hour session hcrc l0‘ will he the general wish oi’ his fill- illny Ylliwflllllllllllves (l? lhll" meli lilw-ritlzi-ni; tbttt: tIli-. estoclll in conferring on the strike ballot oi which they hnhi him "my in some itlle conductors, trillnmeu, and yard- hwiihhi-L. enhance iim veim-hi, Si“. . meh- hllll lulled l" Yelli-‘h llllflhhhl‘ te-slnnlrs cnjoynlcnt of the nllnlver. moils decision. The ilonteri-nirc fihrihu niljottrnotl ilt. 2.45 o'clock, to meet. I I tomorrow uud headers ut‘ the orglut- (speciai m The Guardian) lziltlolts evaded newspaper, tiltost- _ NEW YORK. N0“ ghmhiihohhce. toners ill regard to what bud taken mom whh hmde hi the hhihmehi 0i illacf. statlutg that there was until- $6,000,000 gold from New York to "Eh 0 repor. h _ , T7‘.- , _ (ftinildzl, tniiugtlrating the first. such . ll w“ lehlllhll hmlllldlllll’ how’ ‘Illlnillho ("HM 5m)“ "ME-Sent" IIIOVGIDUIII thitt has taken place Bvlll- l-lllll- lhil llPlE-Elllf‘! will“ llll- "r lmmlll“, Hwlsllu“ ‘it h?“ 14m" _ _ anlnlous rol- ilalllng "but"Polorlvweiirlllomllwtllilsliil battle since lam July. The transfers were m h t m h h i H eafly ‘this mhhthtwlth ‘Senator Lhih “mmgw tolhwlng ‘he manual” e “e on ‘w. c t e ma“ ‘Yom Fspinom of Cblltliae ilied ester- mehh hi. the highs“ hremium o; be asked to tease work ptoved Io h- m F 1 . v Ykm ‘ the yea]. on chhadihhr dollars’ a to be a stumbling block. A large (‘iii/h lhiilliin {he-Hassle jvuii h is hhhhe over three hixmhhhhh or 1%_ number of representatives favored (‘lwhhf (hflnuplfiimiélllciflifitflll s (hi! sh The present situation w“ caused waiting until the question oi‘ Unit -l l » l I 6 l1 t Y i1 9 by the heavy movement of Canild- ed slams rule” ol-puy w“ ‘Impala’ Uifhsiellililif ha“ adjourned o“ Nov.‘ ‘ u i - L? t.‘ ‘ l . lilll commodities, chiefly grain. to ed 0f 0n December 1st. While "ll .

m‘ American markets. The 8min ershlenlatided ‘immediate notionh, _ mgvhmhht h! hush thih- yhhh than Thi. llllLtlLl‘ is expected to be cli nt Year Old Girl

usual and o rush is on to get the ed “p wmormw‘ Causes Tragedy

supplies through before the close MONDREAI“ Nov‘ 2‘l'—F0lI0w'

dit. to tlli- |ll'llVlIl('t‘ triltn- whit-ll

sbilrs worn by tho nuns and Plithcr - ‘h, iimy ,.,,.,i,i_ _\1i»_ i.\i.-i.i||,K'_.. i-iihuiii.

l<‘li.-ti:llcl"s but. lluil icotlt. Qult ork Proves tioll siutliis witlliltii blotlllsll zlnil

Although the [lll"l.(‘V 0('(‘lll‘l‘(‘(l k ‘rests upon ‘l solid rinttltliitlou oi Nov. 11th, the news will-l only ptlb- g 0c

lislleil today with the stile arrival ot‘ the missionaries ill. Knllgnlooltl -~-.~_ -<-ea--.flv ~-

Shipment Of Gold From New

(Canadian Press) tMOlNTltllilltb. Que., Nov. 2i.

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iii; stunt lllulllt or RETAII

lllllNldNllillllil, N. S.. Nov. 24. - bc stilry of ltureiiultcil love of rt llllill for at fifteen your old girl, at- tolnilta on Ilcr lilo uud suicide ltl a iwltltltry church yilrii._\vit-.-i told nt

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lto cull it strike .It' necessary, threcl (Canadian Press) it .wllnt rtn-ittor stops should be taken ' lilo lniittl-lst yi-stcrilily o_vi~r the body ' oi‘ (leorgi- 'l'lllllll‘l'. ill-led 2i. found Zllilllg stile thi- (‘utllolii- tlhurcll mcnt Alpes biiiritllllils when lllori‘ ‘fuilwfly coudttrtilrs is ilrcslilitlg. ‘

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_ oi‘ the t'i)ll(lll(‘I()I‘H nnd‘ triilunleus

20 unions, olupowering the oxeclttlves

buniireil dolegittils of locnls from

‘Alllllltlti to tlli». Piicltlc ltlet, today,

r lbehlllil closcil iloors to ilunslder

NICE. ‘ifrinlvil- Nov. 24. —'l‘welllv to illrtllcr tlicir ttomtmd for illl In

pilrsolls were killed Vtodny in tllc i-retlsi- ill wages. lS. N. llerry, soil

town oi‘ Iloiillcblllill‘ ill the Depurt- im- Vl(‘.i\-'[)l‘t‘.t4l(l(!lll, oi‘ the order ot‘ than rt score oi‘ llotlscs collzipltoil. the foundations bring lluiIcrnlItti-d by n till-rent trilul Vi-subli: lllvi-r.

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yestcriltly morning with

'l'll(' view gi-llierztlly llelil is that through llll-i hilail “mi h m,“ hy hi... lllc IPXIKEIHIVPS will ipriliaooil with the _<i|ii.._ ii... 1‘iiii.i,=.-_ 11-, your hiii “ii-i nllllost i-utitiotl ullil will exhaust who tlgilroil ill tlli- trngiliLv, ltttil ilvi-ry tilt-tilts ltltiiiiltg lo nu illlllclllilt‘. boon lilo ()ll_lt‘l'l oi” (li-ilrgil ‘Fitn- ucttlclni-tlt Iii-fore resorting to net's attention illlil ni-t-ilrtllni; to hurt strike tlrtlotl. 'l‘lle mitt-ting tilduy story to the jury, yostilrilny, lll! llild will dritw up IL llll!llltll'illlillllll tor tllrt-atctleil to kill iwr it‘ site did

subluissiotl to the .\liuisti=t' oi‘ Lub- ltot. return his itfiilrtiiltt or it‘ silo

MERBIIA NIS [FAST NIBIIT

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Favorable Reply‘ Received From Superin- l tendent Gradyas Regards Running all Extra Passenger Train From Murray Harbor. Other Matters of Provincial Import Discussed.

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Plan Two Million Dollar Extension To Chateau Laurier

‘fYfTAwA, Nov. 24-—C0llBll‘l1ClIOll work on a ‘$2,000,000 extension t0 the Chateau Laurler, tho local Can- adian National Railway hotel will commence early in the new year” Dfflvlding the ‘Federal governmenti and the House of Commons ap- prove of tho expenditure. At a. conference this afternoon between Sir Henry Thornton, -l’f'8B.Iil€I1l 0t‘ the (Y. iN. R. Hillil the city ‘board oi‘ control. lSir Henry said that he. believed that government was In

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Forty-nin-ewlizatai Ac- cidents and Fifty Deaths This Year.

A special nleetini: 0f the execnt- ‘rln- oolnnllttee that waited on the ivo of the l’. it). l. iProvineinl Board (lovi-rnnlent with reference to im- oi’ tlli- lletitll Jiicrcllauls was hold proved service on the Rocky Point lillli night. in their ilffltee in the Heu- ilfonti- were given assurance that inlssvy llniliiiilg with President W..iln-.ir request would be given favor- A. Stewart ill Illl‘ chair. ztbii- t-onsltlertltion for the next sea-

At llli! lust uleeltug the Presl- son. iloul, Vii~e-.l’l-esiiii=nt and ‘Secretary \\'t‘.l'(‘ ililllOllllvtl ll. committee to woiti in rcguril to cxteuilillg the canning‘ int silpi-rllltonilt-llt. Grady concern-lilltlltstry of the province, especially

bu; tllu ndvisnbllity of running an the i-ntltllng oi‘ vegetables. lnforma- chashes reached ll total of 230. as i-xtrii ilussctlgnr trntn between Milt-lion bras given that n company at against 212 in 1-025.

ruy ilnrllor ulld Charlottetown. lpri-seilt Lil-"Tflllllg in Charlottetown 'i‘ltil following reply in imnnectionl which pi.-

i‘l‘llll('llilt‘lll. ltellils enlarging their business.

"Wi- are .'ll‘l'1Ill‘P,'lI'l|Z to run an ad-ifiuclt information is very gratifying B!!!» Yeflterdfly. ll! Wlllfill 1W0 Offic- dltionnl passenger irilln from lllilf-lflflil is an indication of what might 8TB W611 killed. hrmiZht the total l-ny liiirbol- lo Charlottetown ilildbe accomplished by the island. i110! 698th! lll llllll lore‘? l0 8°-

l‘(‘llil'll on Tuesday of each weelnltbe canning of different food at?

i-olnmencing December 6 leaving-glides which could well become a.‘

.\'llli'l‘lly Harbor zit 8 n. tn. out ar-istnble lProvlnclal industry.

rlvitlg ill Clnlrliritetillvn at. 10.40 to The secretary submitted a letter

continue iluring tlli- winter flfl-flfiOllqfflifilVeill from i; large canning com-

Tllill. will give two passenizer trains puny in the United States, which

coo-h week, namely. Tuesdays aud- Is principally engaged in the calm-

Saturdays." ling of beans, giving valuable infor- _ Inatiotl in this connection.

’l‘hu committee thzlt was appoint-i A telegram froln Acting Secre- eil to riutt on tho City Cluuci! aek-‘tary -C. Dallas of the British Colum- ing that they place the Strand bll), provincial board R. M. A. was Theatre at. the illspnsal of the far-lrelid conveying the sad news of thei

mers in which to hold their annual death of Provincial Secretary ting, his}, Irma 5mg and

cnllvi-lliion also to place the Marketlwhlch took llnllillng at the illéposll oi’ the poul- morning. try Association Ill ivhiitTl to lick] A motion expressing the syrnipa-Il their ntlnuitl exlli ot ilnrilli: filo thyof the P. E. lI. Board was pass-l slilu -._v.i ck. l‘&]')()'.".-'.'l tlul. llis Wrr- 8d.

sill-l Illuyur Miller \\'(l|l'1l tukc til’ii There being no more business be-

place at 2.40 Tuesday

llltitter up with the Council nnd tfore the Board, the meeting nd- don to make rapreeentstlong Con. lornatlc service, also for the d8‘ ilfhhglllsoiowilligthllievlllarlsgltlfllllifl; ilflflllllllifbtl on curly reply. ‘journed. Berni-HZ Ulster! pqflltion under the lellflfl 0i 1118 Blllltlfehllllllllllllz’ 2,3’: Frodhéhhdhagflof ‘h. ‘yuimwwwo --,~.- ', . . ~ ' . . ' vrolldml chance lithe title b! llie l‘ "hm ‘° "ll m” “M m Ironoo and Gerhardt -Nubne f tile

"* Kin; The new “he, framed by ihe else a predominant influence on - °

tron... h MAY BE EXTENDED

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Legislature Meets in January But Session Expected to be Short

FINAL SESSION OFP RESEN T ASSEMBLY

Vacancies in Upper and Lower Mining Laws to be Amended.

QUEBIW. Qllfh. Nov. Z-i. -.- 'i‘he‘-However, it is current rulnor that fourth session of the slxtx-etltll lA-ll-ia further move will bc mllill’. by the: islntltril ot‘ the Prov-lure ot‘ Qlltlllfl‘. Government to reduce the burden will oilen Jiintlilry 11, 1927, and will of the ilelllg ofthe ltlunlcipslltles its llo the Inst oi‘ the prcsoltl AwHlEITI- for as the system of roads is coll- bly. corned.

There are two vacancies in tho The Workmenks Compensation Lower iilousc, both ctitlscil by the Act, which will come into force ilenths of the occupants in tho last April 1. 1927, will be given a fair ‘scsslilll, niilllilly, Quebec lWr-st. vnr- trial before :iny change is made.

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Houses

iday by Sir Samuel Hoare, the Sec-i A general discussion took place, i-emry for Air,

up canned chicken, boli- Sir lSamuel. that the amount of wliit this wtul recclvctliby the presi~ ed iiinuc rs. fruits and vegetables flying this ‘year was materially in iii-lit. W. A. Stewart, irolll the Sup-liven: meeting with success and in- excess of that for last Yell!‘-

DONDON, Nov. 24. fatal accidents ‘have the Royal Air ‘Force year, comlpared with

._ rt mine sympath with the plail and he ex- -

,,,§I.’..§.. n, pected n?) material difficulties. The Card 1511"} HIS-

so far this board of control decided unnul- A

thirty-six in inousiy to recommend to the ilitr SOMERVILIJE, N. .l., Nov. 24. -

1925, with 78 deaths E8 against ‘so council tilai the fixed assessmwltwillie Stevens told the Somerset.

last year. The figures were given ill’ 31.250900 I0 tllfl cilllllgeil llillPl ‘County jury today that be hid

in the lHoiise of Commons yester- lie Krlllllfiil- |"absolutely nothing at. all" to do The addition will coilsist of awn}, i)“; murder of Mfg 1513M;-

new wing containing 200 rooms. IR, M1115 and the m,“ Emmi-g w_

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Aircraft reported on November

8th as written oil‘ as a restllt. of

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Another Royal Air Force accid- court adjourned for the day. He will resume the witness stand on the res-opening of court tomorrow. The defendant testified in hi! own behalf in the afternoon, after iall the previous testimony of the day had been concerned with I calling card of‘ the Rev. Mr. Hall,

Ulsters Status Will

brother, Henry. and his sister, Mrs Special to the Guardian)

Frances ‘Stevens ‘Hall. on tlw

charge of murdering Mrs Milli, LONDON, ‘Nov. 24. ——Brltish of- ficials here are telling represente-

told his story on direct examine- Not be Altere hveh of foreign powers, who emintroduced in evidence by the

ition in 25 minutes and was cross-

exomlned for 55 minutes. when

_State. as found near the body of

oéfilt3°8li'olivi"lil’ill‘il’£iivilo 23??.‘i".ili...“‘.fi..ii“‘Zil??‘...§.°2$§ "-6 M mills"- “l wlsl- w

lgovernmellt, it is understood in mean putting into writing what cmdlng m Slate experts’ hm" m‘ Wlhitehall circles. has definitely es- every one knows. sured. Premier Sir James

Them is no imprint of the left index finger of

icraig. weakening but a strengthening aim/ml“ Stevens" Ulster, that the status of Northern the empire, it is explained to am- ireland and its relations with the basslldors. the British When the latter ask how the! government will not be altered in new arrangement will affect for- conseguence of the change in the elgn policy. lllfiY M6 loll-l l-llal llle King’... flflg, dominloils are going to leave the A Belfast despatch yesterday said tlelleflllll-lell °l shch Dolley l0 the Premier Craig and two members of Elli-hill Wverhmwl- “h” m‘ they his cabinet were proceeding to iLon- lllly l0!‘ ill“ 911th“ m" “l ‘he ml"

‘Not Hie Finger Print

A trio of defense fingerprint e!- perts testified that the imprint on the card is not that of the defend- iul .

With huge enlarged plloto|$pli| of the print Iii evidence, and llliq

New York police. pointed" out. to whet-hit contoh-onoo Iii-theta oxide: T015352‘ Sgllclyéwever‘ have emphmibe jury discrepancies ln-tbe prints W! 81‘ fly. men 0n! re l1 m! ‘ ’ ,1]! they have found them. whole, whereas, the despatch said,‘"3113?’gggfhfihiglgfmilheelgeé;h?“ wiiiie sieve“ whiked in u" the Ulstemes wanted a design!” ggonomlc side of the conferencehwllhe" "and a” l! he °°l1hl n“ i" tion showing that Ulster and the h is explained that the idea of exyvery well, and early in his felt!- iFree lState are separate. hem-hug imperial preference is molly geld that he 11m “no” - h to ih, glasses since he was s. boy be he ldoad and that any atteulp . term” in the economic deveioh, could not see without them. He -lnent of any dominion by artificial w“ mlsmun in m‘ “'5'- 535w”- mehhh is sure h) “h; so h h“ but corrected himself in reiponee been decided to conserve and de- l“ m m5 age ‘by “Ylng "flnrmuru- velop the resources of the emlllle- when m“ fir" “any” had’ M”

Gives Up Contro l Theodore Roosevelt's DOIICY Olflforlydourr

LONDON, Nov. 24. —Cleavfl50'eooriliuatlng the resources oi‘ the

Lloyd George

tlililtt ll IIENIEI] ill t WIIIILSJEVINS

between the conservative and pro- United States and removing local gresslvo wing in the once-powerful anQfllallEH has now been adopted Liberal party now has involved im- ihe empire. Future ideas 0H1 their newspapers. sure the greatest freedom of trade‘ Lloyd-George has abandoned his within the empire. the greatest fac-. controlling interest in a group ot' mites for interimperlal commerce

Riot is End 0f Fascist Inaugural

ihas taken over Mr. tLloYll Ge-("i-liffi youi-ip

newspapers headed by the Liberal and production tor the benefit of- 31.111.15.313 Not g4_ __ A; thin. Daily Chronicle. one of London's the whole empire and ll ls believed auguraitlon of the British fascist leading news organs. The Mill“ that [hill will have a remarkable movement here last lligiht the pro- qiils or Reading. former Viceroy. of influence on the development of ceedtngs broke up in a riot. in which India now heads the group which [he empirfl during the next few there was considerable fighting.‘ The meeting was held in s. chin-ch. Radicals heckled the epeiiken be- fore the police quelled the distur- bance. The chairman of the meet- ing was s0 badly hurt thlt h! hltl to be removed to a hospital. l The British Faeclsti are memben of a citizen's organization formed to combat communism and refilli-

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All Blacks

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U. S. Cotton Futures

ispoonit to The Guardlflrl)

Defeat Keighleyi h uvmrooll. Eat... Nov. .-

ed ‘ to In or soiling tin-ill tin-tr ri-silllttlolls wililt with iltbilt- mun. v > llvlllflllilllllg n" llitlrilflglii oi six liter-i lhlillltlily nlgltl. silo sitlil. slli- and cent. Ill pity. thus putting them on fllllllllPl‘ lilrl wi-ri- iirilll llllllil ll-‘l - the l-lllllli‘ bilsislns lllt‘il’ ('illlI'l‘l’I'i'H ill lllhl’ Wlllkllil Illlllii‘ itfli-r ilzlrk. Shi-

riiiixviiy turnoil nt the whine oi’ llli- bullet. and siiw (lililrgo

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‘All Hope 0f I

ant through the death of lion. Mnr. tlu liiiiililcn. who wits till-lo n lnottlb- er oi‘ the Cabinet as rilpresoutlitlve 0t‘ the Irish minority. and 'i‘elnlfl- coilzltr, Vflflllll. through lsllo ilvnth oi Jlllltg ldillgltls. former Const-rrii- tivr M. I1. A. lll the IIppPl‘ or ilppoltltcd lloiisi» tlloro uri- three vtlciittcles to bn til- led. ‘

ll'l‘f‘llll0l‘ Tluscheretin will lllilil the llollsi’ for the sixth time, on he lic- cattle Premier of tho ilrovltlro in 1920. As far illfl the Cabinet is con- cerni-il there has been no challlifl lll its iroulpositlon slllco liist-sei-lslilll. nml it is not thought that any ill)- poltltlllcnts will be lllaile before ills-

Millor amendments, lloujevcr, will probably be ]ll8(!6tl Iii-tore the mem~ bars.

mtension of ihe meal tax. which was put: into effect about nix months ago, to all nteals. whether served In hotels. railways or clubs. is forecast. but. with some chunBBB lit regard to the rate, so us lo do hWny with the necessity 0f collect- ing odd cents instead of a clear five or ten cent tax. Meals are now tax- ed on the basis of five per cent. on all lllflllg cos-ting one ilollilr or more. A few changes may be made to the eleotoriul law. especially with a view oi having decisions of courts rendered more rapidly than

solution oi’ the loegl-sluturo. tnkcs pinco ni the end of the forthcoming Parliament.

LEGISLATION PROPOSED

it lo not expected that Govern- ment. nlealsurea will be numerous.

lat prosentf

important iegfslatioll regarding liho mining law will also be pres- ented. ii. is not proposed to make any amendments to the plot-lent

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The prevailing opinion i4; that the session will be short.

Reindeer Herds May Be Source 0f Great Weal

VANCOUVER. B. C., Nov. 24.—

. the l thito sage the reindeer, we must save the o.

penance on the humanitarian aa- poet.

“If we are to save the Eskimo from extinction, we must preeerve elndeo ." he said. "if we are

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