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FIERCE STORM YESTERDAY

~,'1`l10 D§lll'YIIlGl1'e ,Association met yesterday _in the Agricultural Hall Ender the ` presidency of Mr. J. A. liwur, Ill. L. A. Those present were Messrs J-. mdwaivls, o. Mckenzie.. F. 'l‘. Morrow Arthur Simpson., A. Noonlln, D.f MacDonald, D. H. Murchi-

son, U.'l‘.Ferfuson, Ed i Ed ,l Mm" Fm, Am-,d gandwglf p-_ yY,:{,`2:_ *O Dr0dllCe 1110115 those lines The enough of butter fat Cream should

will-¢MBl°hY. J' 0'Con1ior, Wm. Gains, P. L. Cash, McPherson, Don- dld Andrews. J. A. McManus, Robert Jenkins. G. A. Stevenson, Ronald MacDonald. George Brown, James Dickson, James Aiken, R. E. Spillet, W. R. Clark; J. McCormack, Hon. M. _McKinnoul,,W_ J. Gi-bson, A Mac- RB9. 0, J, Cook and-J. Anderson.

The 'Pl‘t!idel1t, Mr. J. A. Dewar,

read his report, which was as fol- lows:

THE PREBIDEN'l"B ADDRESS.

Gentlemen of the Dairymen‘s 'Asso-

clation:

The past season has been a fairly

successful one for the Dairy Industry the pasture during the spring and sunrmer months was unrivalled. The

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mH\‘k°fS. the adoption of this system -closer attention. _ _ V W°“ld 031186 Ollr' ellorts to be direct- The quality oi our export butter is ed 810113 the _lines of the prodlibtion very good but there is still room for

0| _butter and cream which is wlthoutlihlprovenlent.

doubt the highest type of agricul- he chief causes of complaint are

There is no doubt about our ability enbllgh, or does not contain per cent

Only factor to consider is the extent test between twenty five and thirty- Bnd Stability of the market, which Bve Per cent. of butter fat to make has 3 P"°mi5l“8 outlook, if we can finest butter If we do not get bet- D

aluable Collection of Botan- ical Specimens' Secured. Mlnerale Discovered;

, ( fgllladiun Press.) '

ADIDLAID , Australia, Feb. 261-

heve proper transportation facilities. ter results from the present system v r" Douglas Mawsnh' the A“°“`“H““

I don't think, however, that we of receiving milk and cream, gf, our it

plorer, returned today from the

have yet arrived at the stage, when factories we will have to adopt the sritarctic Qnwhe steam" A-“r°ry°° H”

we can altogether dispense with the grading system. ' Patrons can- la

rl-“NL ‘ th t_ the cream is not sent thick

~ nufactllre of cheese. While it mayl not expect the highest pricedf. not have made much money for us in when they skim th n cream and 1

tories that have combination plants separators should procure the stand- eo to enlarge the scope of, their butter ard makes _of suldlcisnt capacity, We an making operations. |have too many small machines in use '

Dairy Commissioner Ruddick, says at present that do not skim clean. 2?

d his expedition had been eminent successful. Mawson declared that edging yielded the best coll'ec‘tio'n

the past it has added greatly to the allow it to sour. Separators hould 0 bmlogicnl specimen” "er °bt“`m°d_ fertility of the soil. 1 think how- hs washed immediately anal-shsihzlkosll the A"t‘"°“°° M““Y'“““°f“l ds- ever. lt would be well for those inc- used. Those who intend purchasing ggeés £3: ‘f,f,f¥‘,r expoged' “me 'J'

_ 9 client. however, uld not be traced owing to snow d ice. Occasional rocks were ex- Beil which indicated the existence a vast coal bed The or 'nal ,_

valuable report that the uccessi lrecelvin ide bl tt. t b P °° lm er “Wm” left H°b*“`t-

f ctory of the future in the moixe our bees farrthreis ra W; lgavgntlgr? res: TT,mani,a" December 21 1911 populous districts of the country will cord centres in charge of flood prac- pr Spa °b-mt being ills eiploretiolf

be located at a convenient shipping tical men who have been engaged by or t e Antarctic mast line T""° of

thi. _Sum Hughes’ Charge Against __Hon. Sydney Fl

(Fl`0"l UU' OWU R0P0fi91`) Devlin had not been given an oppor-

UTTAWA. ` FUD. 25.-The charge tunity to make his statement, whati marie bv <-01. Sem Hughes. in the ever that mlchi hs, while the speak- I House a fem days ago, that Hon. e n held tr -t 1 L

session ~whlch, if business-like has con nue

dull from a political point of view, mace ,iurlng much ,MBOX-,|cr_ ,,,e,,,bc,,, i

IN HOUSE OF COMMONS

sher Taken up by E. B.

- Devlin. Col. Hughes Repeats Charge with Additions and

Ghullcnges Devlin to Deny it. important Bills introduced. I

.|~ know it. The two lllllli of Hun. W, T, White ‘cgllluting thi- conf.ro'. of trust and mln oomplulics, were given second

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SY<`l‘n9Y Fl5h9F» Ex'M'|“‘lBt€l” Of AZN- Mr- Borden, held thai? go slixlclmlyilitg reading lil the House this afternoon §‘;Lt,l)‘€“:_",h1;?ld began] `":)x’d th“PFl“ H 9Il0llKl\ t0 indicate that his whole mill them sent on to the banking h m cum it t » th I‘ 8 Mn- statement was out of order. 4 and commerce committee, whero B. , P S B. 052 ei' with the Finally it was pointed out that ln they will he taken up in detail. It ;`9PlY fllmugll the DFGBS fl'0m Mr. (lol. Hughes’ statement members of is miiggrin°£l:92{6u;;>“€l?]9f8b10A%C1f»€' the House itself were mentioned and will prove contentions, up gym new

0 aY~ 9" B the Speaker allowed Mr. Devlin tu of regulation of such companies has

unlikely that ally of their clauses

een apparent for some time and the

_ . ti . 1, been regarded thus ff" as exceeding!! All this lnwfchange hed te-ken hills introduced bv the Finance Min-

ster have been moat carefully cou-

the House this afternoon showed thumping their 1,gn¢h,,B und shopping Hidered before heh,

, , g placed before

;‘;!;;lt tieTy;rlg;1nr;lIs jiifmmlilfe laandwfor this out various assertions and _q>ues- Parliament. As stated some days t d - V -. Ml Hg ,tlona. It had also occurred in the nge, the chief provisions are for ate by one of tl10H0 Party storms absence of the Minister. u

niiormity of charters, compulsory

frrop of fodder was above the average point and must he fully equipped to the Dominion Department This me g‘°’;‘”,"“'NL‘°“”°“““”‘ Mi“”l“ f

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ches with such frequent violence last

yielding s plentiful supply for the winter months,

good outlook for the coming season

ial for the manufacture of cheese c boxes, it was difficult to obtain 8 sufilcient supply. As a possible solu- e

tion of the difllculty the New l'Zlealand .vi crate has forced itself on public at- v

as two cheese boxes, and while more o

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unwieldy its path is not strewn with wreakage like that of the cheese box

nufacture cheese or butter. or to Slwllld l1°`=‘lP 1-0 bring Hb0\l¢'- fl better 5,5", F I é d say’ and Dr M°"°'

hom returns were received is e ui f0°d t° their “ow” and °°m” 0”*

f smaller ice ere m makers ll ve year and shortly before they expect”

B 8 ° r - li they commenced fecdin the

e country a ca g

The totnl export of butter in 1911 figs t;,l:,g,3ed £v“l&lhf,,:`:’,‘;‘:g' Slilsgyss

engage in the cream trade at a. iso- condition and lead our farmers to de th E' me ea by accident Wh”

The high price of cheese and hut- in t

ent's notice at any season of the olde that dairy farming is profitable b ek on went t° fetch "h° °xp1°""

ter has been well maintained, with a y

ear There is n reas lf o lowe ac last year it sailed to LWHPOUI team should not beomanulgctvlvlglzdifs Ifnlregal'1dpt€'?lt.‘lixla1Y<1uestion of feeding hom", taking °“ Mawson ‘md his esmerl-s instead of shipping the cattle Mr J R Edwards said that °‘,’(‘,“§““";“° Ther then were well pro- ;-ssm to the ¢n;i¢s for that pu,-pose there was still a doubt in the minds Zh f WV; f°°d N° fear “'89 fflli fm' he ,quality of cream used for ice °f H-BUY on this matter They E r me y

mum by the manugacturers from thought they could give valueible *"'*'*'-"~-

Q _ with a profit ln the end They could

alent to about 2 000 000 lbs of but tentiun. it'has a package capacity ter, this does not take into account 'mt d°" lt There were me” Wh” for two cheese, costs about the same the large quantity used by hundreds 'ed their °°""° p°°"W th"°“gh°“t the

'A discussion of the -question would 12, was 8,884,402 lbs.; in 1912-13 the He happened to know A little about

not be out of place at this meeting. exports fell to 828 323 lbs. and of th t b _ , b ht t ‘

hi” °““’““t- Umy (mi ms- w“° “Dt bil: 'gglglustareftvlgelrtére Mr.nl1£»ld§ward(s “"m"m.mn Press) . . o Greet Britain. though the exports strongly advocated regular feeding ksf: JOHN- ’?"’."~ 2°:`T“'= M*“`1“““° Orr- Canada to Greet Britain have ol the cattle; he had louse that to E “ mg . “h“““"-°“"'“‘l"‘ Were. hm ot been le” than one min on mB_ be vary beneHc,a1 here tofnlght. under_the auspices of lads the year 1850. _ w. J. oihsbh thought that il- “-',§§,°"°‘_Y "W °‘“l?- N°“° *"1* ‘°°“1 -The exports- dl`lrl\18 the l>ast~vear~ "IEi°Dli‘B-'effort on’ths"pert of the farm- fn “Ee-P(*;';é°l°iD,=¥¥d~-~Tl3)1:-*lil* mad" assisted chiefly or tluusd butter si-s should / hs ir.-ads to have the °"‘“ °"°” ° "mi °1°“'- roiu tus Maritime Provinces to the breeds of their cows raised. as tu °‘,§§‘“’““”; ‘Hb 22,§°"“j,’ °“"'“‘P‘°“' ein: 1 'diss iid me muse oiursd their feeding he said that there was " W- “ ° _W S 95"?" C-

There are always people who take t

a gloomy view of things, and fancv t

the industry is going down. 'But fr dalryilig has had its seasons of pros- n perity and advel;Bity,_and _bds enierg- s

ed suse - milk is-thehaels `of all _an al life, c anda§ri'cuitiirs in turn derives its f

Dai men have reason to have iaitli B

ll B IU i G I t 2__ _

tem- The iml’°f*° 0! W*-*-°\T flilf' “"t*’*“5 th" °°“‘d tak’ *lm P*“°° 0* 44?lrm?:irds7o'l]horh;mev3gs fifétmritulirl `

in th r calling, and to sound its ing the year under' review amounted corn as a 3095. Wh0l¢¢0m¢ 1004- The 43 4_5; in the eighteen year Old

praises on all aoccasions. ' I

At Dresentqthe sir is thick with a variety of ideas and theories calculat-' h

v-ance theni),.to 'aid _the dairyman in d the prosucuti0h‘of his Business. This

would tend to confusion iii the aver- ii

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0Wl11lZ $0 a scarcity of proper mater- cr

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agevdairymen did not brit!! an in- telligent judgment to the discussion

sustei%;nce_‘from_ live stock. ` ' W

of' the' question. ' li

tion. and while this is an agency y

placed in the dail-yman's position he H might not do as well. b A theory is advanced that the pro- errehldd for want of help is to

among other good things hi his lust' The question si milk production is ,dm d M ' 51 ° s A ' ' _ - _ . . its

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since Ks. valued st $a,oa1,9ao. '¢l“°°H°n vw- 11141* °°P¢ tw ff~“°l1 _ B ,ace B0 lilrprsls Ons 01 Hf\11*P1‘l=¢ have been ln W’ °°““"Y '*° “"~"° °°"“ *° '"4 liege, 1 52' 1-zytsl-c;i?iils;t}lil,i1l“:liril;‘1 lllfé ea-rd that B 8,-.mt a§r1¢,,|tu~,.a1 com- cows? He hand found that to grow senion Gonmm won’ Mme one mm_

ed fin the opinion of those who ad- try like Canada should "be'ir'1`i‘porting °°§i¥_3t'9P_t‘§}»° §gl11{'“l:3~*1l;ll'1°dulllizléd Jag "ge, 39 seconds; in the mme" yu". 01,,

airy products il-om,_ other countries. -1" .°W":, 1 ° ° 5 M ,S boys, 440 yards, Moore won, time CCI' `Bll if IB 8 Q\lU§tl0l1 Of '1JODlll8.~_ EDIT*-qiguth -is-ngarown on sr pic! B 4:: 47 1-5 S¢CO'llfl8; one mile senior, Gor- on-in r _ard _ to roductive areas. dulfnbdd ° W u:,°"°,}’kgptr¥m“ man won, time 3 minutes, 36 3-5 e mms Ringdiim or oi-est uri- i ° ‘ ° ° °" seconds

in anlllreland produces more milk ;',!“£:,Ja“'- 'l’°"'°' t°.ei`°w» 5°" . ° -__....___m

dh Cdlllill H068, bdlng U10 se60lld nh. F" ‘on .ad that any could »

we sm told that we used edueu- lsrseet pwducer in the world. and 1 -5' ,1 0,, 51. ,-,,_ gf -

at the value of the butter and :°:ri?' vglrgg, 4:; in tiligcan uf- . Q _ _ _

never ‘to be despised, ithas its limi- cheese annually imported into that avg;-y' fqciigs ei-op, yen`rs"' when eorh ` ' _ ' . "1 I `

tatipiie. If the educationist was country is practically double that of failed a1ld'1412, for instance, wal a ; '_ _

ll other countries in the world com- ,had year. But he was ofvopinion _ . _

ined.

that one could wget more tons of ' `

'A large proportion of the butter curn per acre, than anything else.; In Zion School Room init evening

imported into Canada consists of dl- The last speaker had raid that corn Mr. Wesley Frost, U. B,._Ounsul,"’g~a’va

9 -v .. ~ » emharll in dairylng on a more elsihor- rect shipments from New Zealand to required “PUBS lHl1d~ The Milf- "DD a lecture on Picturesque Kentucky/'_

ate scale, or to clothe it with slight- ly different language the proper cure for want of help is to create a great- er want.

The fact that a number of our milk

producers for went of outside help

vancouver lu supply the trade of nie of corn he ever knew had aww" Un under the auspices ui the-Ladies' Aid

swbbv lend Uvfn needed t0l>°“'°1l-lol the Y lu 0 A 'rhsrs i r

P lil G0 st, - although consider- - - - - - - W85 8_8 89 asia fluantllty reached Eaastern Cen- mH“\"`°di it °°“‘d be l’1‘?I“t°d 'ln the number in attendance and ex-(lover-` ada from New Zealand via. London. spring' about th” lst- ““°' If it nor D. A. McKinnon presided. Before

' t the 24th May,

Th ri t i th cents per pound "re PM in °‘b°“ the lecturer was introduced to the

B u y is their li t-th dc- ““°" “"‘°"’ *" “ “““‘"°" """° °' audience .1 quurrettu sung “My old

°“ N°W 2°” 'md u er' “ ° growth there was not the slightest K t k H _,, I th B 0,

and unwlilingto hecomenxartyrs, are aan freight is less than the freight by d yt go d crop would be ob. 0" “C Y 0"” H ° °0“\` 0 . selling off their extensive herds, is rail from Montreal. It costs us the taxed A 0 ` the l°C¢“f¢ the” W” 3 9110** intel'

slltrlcient rufutat on of this economic heresy. i The proper antidotss for disease is not to aggravate the com-

prise of the duty to carry butter in M,._ 'M,,Rae_ the owner 0, the ¢,m__ mission, when Miss Amy Earle sang cold storage from June and July to ous “land cow, umm, Maid vip- for I want to hear _that sung again.

u l the winter trade while the 1 1, ` centl rece ved a certifi The U“i°° Jimi" “ml the Am"'l°D“

B pp’ wh c he N Y _ Flag were tastii draped in union be-

- t i i t 'i' i th vv- Y

lrilgcilgt' tag ulglgeday lisasivieerlnntlxl lvr(<:l'ielfl]°onil;\l'?v.:rl?:eslarlld vl:B`;l»?-\xl`°?-DP” T339hxdgnéilggrgeggcheuhadegrliix- bind Mr. Frost, as he delivered his

After the readiml of the report by gallant crop-over eighty tons. He fectllre.

"bout an the .m lk cows that we haw, _the Dairy Inspector, there was a had put on manure as curly es possi- The lecturer dealt with the history

awaiting application. We have

help to care for. With the cow and her products, as well as swine, and poultry, that _thrive upon her by- products,brih‘ling good prices. The man who wotlld dispose of the bulk of hishey, oats, and turnips, and subiect his cattle to a l'ati01\ flffm- ` posed- of straw must be anx- ious to money swev- All W0 went our output is to feed

who competed this Associa-

and will

Maid

added of tri-

070|'

discussion on some of the points b1a_ of Kentucky, its Indian battles and raised therein. ln-which several mem- The President here asked the I-lon. 1. _-_ “_ "

h f ll in is K t x ress his opinion (C°“t"’“°° 0" l’“€° 3)

bers took part. T e o ow' g 1111 Mr. Mo ilinon o e D extract from the Inspectors report: 0,, tm subject. M'r. McKinnon reDli¢°i

no ie led we =° in mv” "f “vb conossxsn sos

AIRY INEiPlllCTOR'B Bill!-’0R'l‘.T intention f peaking; he had

D -_ ;lif;npiy` gone oto izsten and to see - The report of Mr. Frsser"I‘. Mor- what was being done. There were two cL“‘s|f|cl‘||o||

row Dairy Inspector, gave an inter- things, which he had heard. l10W°V¢l‘. _

0150.18 ‘\°°°‘-“lt °f hi' “ut” t° *lm “hd *lt "huh M was pleased' mol: 0l1e cenf- Der word each insertion is

dmervnt f»°¢°f1°° *bf°“¥'=°“° *lm "“ ill" °“°" W” ““ “‘°'°“ this c iumu. o li st d mpsun ,rr°vi°°°- 0°““““'°8 !‘° “"1 th' "W" °' th” °'°°“°i‘°“ °'b“mr _shining muimuiilsdusllse :feats-five

In reviewing the work for the pest and 0l\¢.°"° Thi* infill* 5° °°“9m°"’d ¢°nt,,_ . _

> is; ot th t yone would _ W

season. may say the factories si-ex Zxguxrtoan. 1;” Guangxi; mann" To LBWFHOUSE WITH FURNIBPL

ln ‘:°°d condition as B mn' some " b the k e h w other. ings. Applyiat this odice, of course need floors. and drains re- rfdgftglé .pi . nu; wah,” the “_ K _“;M9a_2_3 3,,

P°l’°“- - ' w em. “Mia vt er mem' oi was-re`lY.l`i*l~ rhfoilihd

"`“°"”“"*' °" “‘°° ‘“"°°“ °°““‘°[li`1lfdh 271°-fl°~1 hw we llf-‘0'°°1» slide ru. ¢eu..i iduuvulil

tp 'tioii as they have been receiviiis ° ‘ ' ‘ * "

_ _. _ . _ yg sanction. , _ _i _ . mn better care when laid-sway for the eo¥l`lrshd et- 'w °‘,°!

~v*"’»°f- ' ' - J-‘lui al www' me we g\'l°°*'°‘ y lm slim -_slush idx iw, wiiili

Just a word in relhrd to our stale nan,” ,mg af eil in but p“t,cum_ Box 9,, rntwn

li. V ' » ' v’ l' s'~ ` ' te. They sed to be painttdl ther who fed their - _ 8%_ _ i '»

:sei-y ear. Ther; are s vefv Glpen- w° tile ohilet of 018'- -P'-E' I' . --- 1! 8 n uf

vie, and ii not iuoiem dew* lg. _ 4 . ramad ignoring- mm Wf"’l`l°5.- Af 035", “E106 _ ._

will not old

lm much longer than 1,, isis out iii two di were-1 2,; erren e Ami v nh” ‘gem it

_ _lmmnm v. ._ pmudsi ds- _Q ee . . »_

rseom*i:l.e'l‘ll; using a power ls? ini' ofttlle dilerlildll bet- AUOTIOF.-OBGAN, »

fa sn ii mu. mils .cdr its servo" i miami. lm. .i .ilavdnslii

tgsutntlaurxu .iil'n|e° ai: ai ss records slid. on the if lvl-flies street. nigga: hilt

s ic- vm - . nissan. _

¢iu°e.ei¢Aiotls1nsiiis°l:i:l»_ .A m pgamsl, dum; alittle up ,_ 1 “_ “QR

in not psi- if, smile like ts -no s cream ,qiisifty of smenntmf snort put forward in this mls fu, tilt hrsileii,'then \va¢_tte_ess_e snsglen

to mats ugdsiirying. Perhaps me had been

°ll'l¢ilns‘l‘1oai‘si- mi. mflllalt N run *bmm

can i.. “nw _dnl 2ls¢l¢*>1°“ “W msn sig yhiii old. wiighu about

we vii .fbfv 91°” 1 ...shud and ihid to 'lu-li is

em-Ms- lei! 0* {l“\'{§*5-, °“m,,§_f,,,l‘,§ ali? tina di hmiiu. with foul to may £8 :gd 2,,” 0, ,,,,,,,,,, --limi mid" dui .nm loin. aa pb" Ili Mm loonfmmm mm. ly is r. o. im. 4i_i_.__1i_o_1-i-alms tlgunr given is lin. dim- fn A1' Nolvri-i ties. t hi his ntlmsi.idn`tus most aim corner, til mile; pcm Cher# » gn ` culture lottetown, con aining H acres in “Porn” Mmm oi "M a high state of cultivation, with e

good house and a large barn and saves other buildings. Apply to Rodd's Harness Shop Charlotte- town, uit-l-iildti

eensfui- this ti-sues me for ofmrl.

friend" said Col. Hughes “that in r

Year- this l-louse or ollt of this House I do F

which swept the Parliamentary ben- 'Leg me tell my Right Hou. audit and the requlrementfof regulm.

eturns to the Government. The inance Minister explained that their

It all began when Mr' E' B' Del" "Ot llelonll '10 T-he CFBVGH CFOWH. were also clauses restricting real

lin of Wright. rose to a <i\1esti0r» of ibut 1 will gd u little further now. ...me investments 0, ,mst c,,,,,,,,,,,_ P"."“°€° "ld, °°'"l~1al“°d that ‘lie `I will tell him it is current property ies and also tara- investments in Mmlstel' Of Militia had made Certain .throughout the length and breadth stocks or dey,,,ntu,~eB_

,ieaught the thieves had two big hund-

`Speaker Sproule ruled hirr. out of

party affected was not a member of

When the speaker proved firm, the

leader of the Opposition appealed from his ruling and it looked lie though a Vote would be taken.

Sir Wilfrid contended that Mr.

lludlle Statements rezerdips a former ' of the eastern townships that lhe m‘Bmbf‘l` Of the HOUHB. HON- SYdT\€Y,b0g at Farnham, which has been un- ,1 uuegmn of ])_ D_ prcxenzia 0( C,-,pn Fisgmr- ““d‘°°mml_‘;“°°d readlug the” _1011d2'<l On the Devlile as li camp, was Breton, regarding Provincial in- et” “nents mm “Baud” `€ll§lIl0¢l`€d bl' Sydney Fisher- That corporations, said that while the

is what I said before, and that is

ii former member of the House, hy

the Dominion Government through thc engineering of these gentlemen and Mr. Nleigs. 'That is the current story, docs the Hon Ex-iirst Minis-

The Finllnce Minister, in answer to

Dominion had the jurisdiction to in-

Orflflf’ On 1112 gl”0\1\\<1 'lllfif RS the what I any today. I say further that corpqrate trust companies, they

miirht better be under Provincial

ill? H'l“S9. lf- “'55 not 0 \'l“e5l5l°“ °f ' the name of Mr. Meigs had mon cnntrol he thought., Loan compflniefl l`""‘"le5°' _ _ tance on thc prullefty. which could should have Federal control, how-

Mr' vevlm clmnenked mm and was “Ot ‘W "0d¢f‘-med lil Hill’ 0*-her WHY. ever because, like blinks they re- suvpvrted bv Sir Wilfrid l--e\=fi<=f- ‘und the property wus unloaded on ctivéd dunusnuf ilu' had éuusldur.-_n

the question of uniform Provincial legislation :ind lit the present tlnin was in touch with the Provincial Governments.

Sl. .lUHll[lH\E\liS I

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(Special to thc Guurllilln.)

El'l‘. JOHN, N. B. Feb. 26.-'i`lle

police today rounded up two mom- bers of a. gang which has systematic- ally looted the sllmmer cottages at Milledgeville when Sergt. Kilpatrick with two officers captured James Lockhard :and C. Arthur Doyle in the act of making away with two big bags of spoil-besides several smullcr ;_bun‘dles. ' in Doyle has a .police record. When

iles illled with goods ranging from a

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ton fishermen was thc missing schooner Unity, was expressed along the waterfront today. The Unity was hound from Perth Amboy for Hull

leaving New London January 26lh She hailed from Bridgetown.

cube of oxp. ‘ toe jack knife and bundles of silverware and table knives valued at hundreds of dollars. When searched 'at the central station a var- ied assortment opartlcles were taken ol the prisoners. Other arrests are expected to follow.

.SUPREME EUUHT

(Special by Phone.) _ GEORGETOWN, Feb. 26-The Sir prems Court resumed its sitting this morning, and the case of Patrick Foley of Alberton against Elliab H. Rayner, a fox ' rancher of Summer- side, which 'came up on Wcfll\0S’<1llY and occupied the attention of th: Court from its opening at 10.30 till adiournment for the dey at 1.00 P- m., was again taken up.

Mr. A. C. Saunders oi Summerside

and the witnesses for the defence were present and gave their testi- hibny. At the conclusion or .ins de- fends.nt’s cess the plaintiffs evi-

tfifsfo clock. lr. Juiilisoh, K- c., addressed thu

.iniy-_ ,fislislf or _tus defendant, und ~ 55, Stewart. K. C., closed tha- ` "§é|hlf,th0 plailitiil. Mr. Justice Hfuisifd than charged the jury, who, L_ f' ri absence of ten minutes. re-

'lsfsi emi .i verdict ful- the plslsun

sighed.

s action was on s promissory

gots for $6000 given in s black fox shi, quart oh which #sooo use mu lisid. defendant rapndiated the lletmspiesdlhp that he was induced' to in e the note by fraud. The cane

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'dence was given and the taking of» 'A

-teltihioh! _was continued till, about .

fer`.’~|l0dl.'rs; being the full amount 0'I"l'AWA. Fell. I5-Preparations _ , _, R

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(From Our Own Reporter.) _

OT'I‘_/\WA, Feb. 26--Ten emfll yees in the bend offices of the Trent (ggnsl at Peterborough have been suspended ns a result of an investigation re-

C cently made by Mr. T. Howard Fer- L ` glison, M. P. P., into the conduct of

affairs on that government wdrk. Grave irregularities were disclosed by

-_ the inquiry. The men who have been

suspended are Supt. Joseph Mchellan and other officials. 1 Snot. McLellan 'has admitted that

ccrtliin canal funds have been devot- ed for alleged Liberal cllmpign pur- poses. Accounts which, if proper, ghuuld have come in und been piliil in thc regular wav, hnve been puld by placing the purfirrs to whom llcvollpts were owing in the pay list as labor- crs, ctc., although no work ns such was done by them. These accounts include even' liquor, tllephone. rail way transportation and newspaper charges and cover many years.

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re being made to fittingly celebrate; the hundredth anniversary of the birth of Sir John A. MacDonald, which occurs on- January il, 1915. Preliminary organisation has al- ready been begun and it is intended to make the event national in char-

BOri'l‘()N, Mass., l~`cb. 26--'l"llc bu- liel that thc lrl-'infionml vrssel sluhtrd oil the Novll Scotia const ivy li Bos-

fax. She has not been reported since

l\ll‘. l". J. Nlflsli delivered his icc-

fllrc on “A Clildstiun Stnf.cainun" ill ltho A. (l. H. Hall last cvcnillg unll Belorie the lecture li prelililinnl'y pro- wlis listcncd to by li large audience, grnmnle was given, consisting of the iollowiiig numbers: Bolos by Mr. Frank MacDonald, Misses Kathleen Dockelldoril, Hazel Moran and a cor-

- net solo by Mr, Wm. Brawdcrs. Miss

Bessie Blanchard presided at the pl-

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The lecture was simply a. word pic-

ture of the Honourable Joseph Howe, “Nova Scotia Incarnate." The career of Howe was sketched from his boy- hood until his death in Government ,House as Governor of the Province, and his burial in the cemetery on the 'outskirts of Halifax. Hows was un- ,doubtedly, according to the lecturer, ,the greatest public figure of his time. He was a far-seeing statesman. He was "Father of Responsible Govern- ment" not only for Nova Scotia but also for the Maritime Provinces. He was Premier of Nova'Snot.ls, Minister of Blr John MacDon4lf|,‘I . Cabinet, Governor of his native |iro`vinee,`end last but not least thqnipst ln-lllisse orator. To show the power of I-iqwe as,an orator the lecturer eépiously quoted from his marvellous speeches which gave the audience an idea ol the language and imagery and llngu-_ lsr effective argument of thirrminrh- able man. Besides being en orator and politician, he was A poet of lofty thought and high ideals. H0we’s fume extended away \ieyond the rocky shores of Nova Scotia, into England nnd the United States; and on sever- al occasions on which history was made for thc sister province and for Canada he took li prominent, part ill the deliberations. The lecturer had evidently made n deep study of this Canadian statesman, and the lecture evidenced considerable research. It waslmore of an entertainment thun a lecture in the ordinary sense of the word,‘ and the poetical quotations

were exceedingly impressive.

The lectlhs concluded, a vote of

thanks was moved by Mr. W. F. Connors seconded by Mr. F. B. Hen- nessey andl leuppnrted by Councillor

L. B. Miller.

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LONDON, Feb. I6.-Hlr John Ten-

nill, the noted British Gartonnist,

died today. aged 94,

iilinards linimant cures garget in cows.

crested considerable interest. - iacter. There will be ii Dominion rom- COIIIU §'E"\'S,

At the conclusion of this case, mittee in charge as well as a com- nothiflg further being belore the mittee for each province. pod" N, “nom-hed, | Just what form the celebration will

J l an en srnt take will be left to the cnmmltfco --

Arnnflg the lege g tlem pre : ‘ ~

present were Mr. J. D. Stewart of There is also a proposal to erect a Une cent per word each insertion is Georgetown, Messrs. W. S. Stewart, National memorial to commemorate this column. Gash lnlist accompany J. J. Johnson. tl. Gaudet, E. Mc- the centenary of Sir .lnhnm hh-th and order. Minimum charge twmrty-fivs Klnnon, of Charlottetown, and Mr. the semi-Centennial of confederation cents.

_ C., B d i Si m sid , wh event witi which his name is for- --~ evlll retiliiitlnn igstlrls tl-sn iirn erridaglxcr linked. The iiftv earl of con-\ “MOVING PICTURES |11' Y°l'lS \,,,,,,,,;,,, isdn-shun win in :stalled out lu Hull Frldev nicht. 1192-2-Wifi.

nm sud it will us xmas also hy sl _

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