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Laborite Woman M. P. Amazes the House

(Canadian Press)

LONDON, Feb. 11.—A pol- iteiy subdued use; of astonish- ment went throuq the ranks of the newly assembled House of Commons yesterday when the only Laborite woman M. P., Miss Ellen Wilkilnson entered wearing a vivid green frock the moat daring costume any wom- an has yet shown in Britain's staid Legislative Chambers. Miss Wilkinson‘ has red hair which she had ehingled during

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(Canadian IPrees)

‘NEW YORK, Feb. 11.—Back from a vacation in California. and in whlch' he was at all times in touch with the stock market and descnibed by hla friends as more “bullieh" than ever William C. Durant. motor manufacturer is credited by Wail Street with having added approximately 82,500,000 to his already plethonlo bankroll in tho first two days of this week.

REPRESENTS wEsT

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i, Postmaster General is i Now Mentioned For the Long Delayed

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Will be Presented to Parliament For Ra- tification at an

Frank H. Simmonds, World Famous Cor- respondent, Analy-

ses Situation *- the Parliamentary vacation. - Datti ' What- France __—<E..’_—__ E _—_. ' OTTAWA Feb 11 —The now W1“ N OTTAWA. Feb 11-*—n°“~ Chm“ Trude ‘Treaty between ‘Canada und

los Murphy, Postmaster General, ' is tho latest addition to the list of those mentioned for the position of ' Cnuiulinll representative at Wnah- ington. While thero is no official slntclnont on tho subject available it is illlderstuod thnt intimation of his willingness to accept tho ap- pointment has been received by the Prime lMilnister. and in rvlew of the long but unavoidable delay in

Australia will it is expected he pro sented to Psrlialnent for rntifico- tion ut an early duto oftor tho do- buts on the Address has boon dis- posed of. Dr iPago of Australia has been in Ottawa for the past fow dnys and it is understood that us o. result of his visit certain diffi- culties hnve been cleared up. It had for instance been suggested thnt the Australian preference on

As Reported

(Canadian Press) LONDON, ‘Fob. llr-Considcrnblc

LON-DON, Feb. 11-*Wllen I loft Washington, the supremely inter- Qfii-iilg l0liic of (liscu-slsion was the French llclbi. As a consequence the 311M911 V19)" 111 i110 iiillilei‘ 0f alonn iwas felt rthil-s morning over dsibts may have present value. dinpntdhefl to s London nciwspnpcr And on this mutter the British ifhpt B, hi; “ha; had 3mm- aghflfe 1110/9 l/Bry 0108i‘. empatic views. on the Essex coast and wa-s semi- 'l‘o begin at the beginning, the ing up distress iflares near Walton, fundamental difference bctweeni the vessel "turned (mo, ‘hgweve-r, to the British and American points lbs the 100 imp Ketch Iosin-nh-whlch

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Contends Alliance of Japan and Soviet

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LORD BRADBURY

Retiring British member .of m, Reparations Commission, making at a farewell ban- quet tendered him by the Anglo-American Frees Associ- ation of Panis said that he be-

- A Jewish board, Lord Rothschild, are pressing

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Of Edmonton, is lone of the counsel arguing the Crow's Nest Pace Rates‘ case before the Supreme Court of Canada at Ottawa.

Sir William Joynson-Hicks for a modification of the pre- sent regulations reqarding the

nge has been decreased to 25%.

interpretations of the Balfour note,

u ‘o. ono i future or viow n a in in la t th t ii pod l u A lifelb t “lung llllatlpohtltnthil; coumlmted BE Canadian nlanuhmuled “W!” “""“§‘m‘°" °f'a"°".§'__ iieve ‘ e w "i i? C 9 0 fl It‘ was slwam ant nan . on -—-i-aoo-—-— not uni e y t n s appon men _ c ghould he condmouui up 1, u, .1,- - . ol Europe seems better now llritish have already accepted the from Clnolon-on-Scn rescued 'l' + 4' -l' 4- Il- el- 4' 4' 4' 4' Il- Ii ‘Ii w“; evenumny he made, RuisSla Means Troli- be,“ 75% me product ofcuni... n

4M" ht any time since the principle of iho reduction of the iller crew oif four. a- POPE PIUS PLAiNS T0 4' First nhout three years ago, tho ble m“ lubon A“ a rasun o; “egoufl.

‘mmicey Allied llcbisuduclto ltthvliifi-‘Willt-‘B- W} 0 MiAKE TOUR OF WORLD? 411111111‘ ‘i1 11°". Georg“ ‘11- ‘MmTEYI lions it is stated that this percont- 1

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Sleotiaflvus associated with the lnwnoNi Fem lL-Jnhe Dally

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Ratification of the Treuty will not

are quite fCfllly lo settle Wlih u... . . LONDON Feb. 11._ The <l- . 1,, Telegraph quotes recent visitors w _ _ , lrrcucli oli- ihc basis of thirty cents 1- Mornlng Float in big type 4' (Edgiletivzlilguhtlgvflfgzue: Doornl. Iloliluud, as declaring that be. glmllmplhllited ‘Wfllnljliltl “i toll-Hill: a on the donut _ . I era e umoun o e ne n (Jldti

the flormer German Emperor was extraordinarily excited by the n-ews than; an agreement ‘had ibeen resch- ed between Joipan and Soviet Rus- si

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Mr. Charles R- Rogers, Sum- llieftilllt‘, (wllllirlunn of Prince Coun- ty (loinlniitoa offers tho following suggestions to improve Tourist Trudo:

Whon ‘buyers COIIl-P here for horscs or cattlc, or foxc-s or potat- oes, or .butter or poultry, or any other conllllnillly, they take away with thclll all they have paid for, null to tlilit tiXlPlll. our stock of thins.- products is reduced.

Villien Tourists (zolnc hero they

iuul equipment eminently tted him for such work, his physical condition made it practically im- possible to accept. About l8 months ago Sir Arthur Currie, Principal of McGill University in Montreal nnd Sir homer IGouln. former Minister of Justice in the Federal Cabinet, were approached but both declined. Then lust fall lion, Nnpolegp ‘A, Belcourt, mem- ber oi‘. the Senate for the District oi’ Ottawa, wns usked to tulle the position, but stipulations he made in connection with acceptance

this morning prints a report 4' 1' that Pope Plus contemplates 4' 4- maklng a world tour. “It ls 4' inunderstood in Roman Cathol- 1' 1' ic circles in Great Britain,” 4' 4' says the newspaper, “that 4' 4- there 1s considerable ilkell- 4' Il-hood of a concordat being-P 4' shortly reached between- the 4- 4' Pope and Premier Mussolini, 4' 4' In which case .Hls Holiness 4' 4- proposes to make a tour of 4-

to accord preference to the sister Dominion on certain commodities as it has been necessary to in- crease the General Canadian Ous- toms Tariff. u considerable num- ber of items being thus affected. ‘Against this feature of the Treaty ‘low tariff advocates particularly

Winston Churchill's original pro- nouncement that Britain's colltin- cntnl Alllcs would he hold to pay what Germany did not supply through reparations, up to the

‘ NEW YORiK. Feb. lL-Follow»; lng the capture off Long lslnndl Sound Saturday of the British sten- mer iliomestead, with 28 prison- Blllll Britain is paying America, rc- e“ and whiskey valued m" $600900 mains in principle tho British 111111911 Stilt-es cusmm“ “mews Dunc“ as rgceut not“; u, France have lmnounccd their intention of hnvo disclosed. But in practice ililefliiimiflg 1111 ilrffliiied Film ""1" liiost Englishmen sec the hopeless ners concerning their citizenship. fallacy of asking Franco to puy Customs officials are convinced nlorc lis Germany pnys li-ss. tllut rum runners are combining '1‘1llli1. Wllilo Franco owcs Brlt- their business with the smuggling niu aibovo three billloll lloliurs, nud of Alien;

the ‘interest and sinking fund cost The Homestead wag (jflpfllrpd hy

To The Prince

CAIKITPOWN. Feb. 11.—Tho Dur- lilin correspondent of tho Argus iltiltes ililit a movement is on [not iii Zululand to present the Prince llilVnlos with n fnrnl ill that tor- liiory.

The proposal was mooted last ynr but foil into llbeynncc when liie Photo's visit wan cancelled,

li is siiiiteil that the cost of the gilt will ho 524.000, hull which will

ill. \ ‘This treo/ty portend-s- a tremend- one change in irlle world's outlook." iho is reported tio bnvo said. ‘The peril which i. alone among ibbe rulens oif Europe, predicted n quar- ter of a century ago, now has ma- tcriallzed.

"The repercussions of this event Mill shortly lbc‘ felt in the rolaticvus oil! all the European states. and it is ibound to cause deep thin-king and

from the West will raise un objec- tlon, -——*-——iO-

Study Question of Inter-Allied ‘Debts

u > 1| ‘ ‘ iheart searchin in Gemuxn and lill nnil m for our scener , our be “bsmbed by “,0 "M1,", mp“ tiniiillnilly of) tllldqllilfillgllltxxrlfid€ég the coastguard mum. Red WW5 :- l+hC+W:I‘|:.+ i’ + ‘l. weie opposed by the uovernmentdfinong we Amglett ‘lflrance mymwk ___ ‘Jayhingv (lmly homing‘ m" "gums. All‘ 23r.'....‘t..f.‘3. tiii.f““lfi..“i.fili.iliii “ * * ' ‘ n ‘ir.‘*‘;zli.rriirr.r.i~ firs‘ on... ,. ,, ~ - .a1 ‘e-cna I . . . xi .cmilo. ‘I

G w?‘ larffgfglul‘fizliizrsélgtuhfllgzl, vessel before it- wns brought to Island Curlers Lose veers o! use. has been a member Ens/land are ibsdiclng- the ‘While. Committee of u... Chamber n: Dcp- 1mm; Tllldhl Awnv \V1T}[

0 " _ , _ _ bay, the shots tearing severnl llol- of the House of iCommons for when, wilil Germany “and? where uties in i111- wsresnwnitwitn Premier T1115“ “nnqN THEY (;Q_ on ma . . by m” Brlnsh of Fund‘ paylllem’ es in the bull above the wutcr _ .'_r nearly 17 years, and has been a shioruld she stand?" Herriot induy nillpointied a suih-coln- mhyrhpy, [hey lohvn them behlud

‘mes m“ exceed m" mflmm "he, member of two lfiadernlCsblnets. it is reported from the same

ilnittee charged with Idle duty of

pounds sterling, which would be hner_A,_

loss tiinn fifty million dollars un- b uually.

for the [llvliilllrfl and enjoyment of other fortunate wnudersrs, who, by Elli‘ stories they hear of the ilonutias and hospitality of Prince lildwurii lslnllil, are induced to

Mark Gilbert, the captain, said y customs officials to he the, "klnz of rum runners," was captur- ed and is reported to llrmo mudo a confession to his captors which

ill 1908 he joined the Cabinet of Sir Wilfrid Laurler as Secretary of Stats which portfolio he held until the general election of 1911. Then in 1921 on the formation of

source 1mm William is dislpiensed over the pmminencc the ‘former Crown ‘Prince is courtilng in Ger- many. and the attention ipaid him lily tho Nlvtionallsts and anilitnrlsils

studying the iquenlfion of licd delbts.

And Pictou

(Special to The Guardian)

llianadion Press) -BOSI‘ON, Foil. ‘ll.—-ilu- ifog condi- lions iimrilictl lby XHPVTKILIOTS ns

Political importance.

. . . - ‘ - ilday with us. ‘iliil worst in yours. iho British I1A1‘1’1‘AX' Fab‘ 11‘—T'he can“ us rh Xx-Kaise um d 1,1 . . _ , Wm“ the" Bu“ ho

rnqghu,’ “(My u, 305mm». which AB such payment otters me Wm enable the prohmmo“ uumor. mmuuuwn Cu,,.,_e,.s.1ost to yarmouy-[L the King Government he became “our :9 (‘he onlyflgwtwfifiiatillrmfintlngt u No iltlflvtétrtlslllg hlusrsuch 031111.11: struck on the lmr in Ilosion her slnglo conccivnblo source froln 11199 m 1179111‘ "P the smuggmig K111119011 l0l1l1Yi-B9Il- yesterday. Mid Pmmbuter General. H15 "-1911"? l“ luhe l-lohenzanql-n mm“, qyoqepelc, as FIE-film ylfonr “c e, iioryusterilay while outwit/rd ibouild, which to obtain money nccce- Filiil. “ l0 P101011. 1111116811110 £611. a Pmqmmentflrm“ and a debut“ ‘(flulls i ilopafii" d‘ ‘Xe y an - was lilll lillfflllilll iodliy. Several sllry to permit nny real reduction The Iiomestend wns foigmerly tho m-QQ-O-i gas nmplyitgimogstrstelilntidurinz And ‘ ' ljiouiiu: s or Loom“ a on“ a outlaw-sols which wandered from of the crushing burden of British United States tonmer Lo anon. I ' l8 W111‘ DB1‘ 0 M1 I1 Ill on. 1B " ' ‘ '

their course in thl; bewildering mutation. which lls nu essential ile- —-—-eo>—-—— “"1" 1" 1I15PPOBPII1- P°Yi1°11° 5110"" Th" snm" “moum "r “mney

conirlbiltcd ‘by n handful of en- thusiastic citizens _lnst your for ad- vortli-iillg purposes. brought won.- derful results. We are now no longer novices in the Tourist nd- vertising business, and this year's expenditure should be lllucll more eff-ectivte.

No money which comes to this Province is more widely distribut- ed than that spent by the Tour- ists. May we not then-fora hope that tho 'l‘oilri.st Association's ap- pclll for funds will ho responded to this season "by a very largely increased liunliber of our people, so tbut tho beauties and attractions of tho Gorileu of the Gulf lnuy he hronlicnstcd to rogiolssi not hereto- fors reached.

liiliill 0r ywii-nlny were iflouted at liigli tiilr curly today.

N. B. Potatoes Sel- 4 ling $1.00 Per Bbl.

FLORBNCEVLLJJE, N.B., Feb. 11 —il'rices of Si n barrel for potatoes 1i0ill Green Mountain nlld Cobblers and some exceptional sales of $1.- lii a barrel for the former were ro- liortell tonight by one of the deni- trs of Floroncsville lie held out iliiiie for disposal of the entire rec- ivllcrop produced this year in New

Billiiinwick und said that the mark-

'1 iliiw was considerably firmer.

Fliiitl in tho season 70 cents wns

tnil for tho new cabinet if it is to huve‘ any real political success. one lnust see its importance, politi- cally speaking-

Ncvertheiess tho difforcnco be- tween British nnd American com- ment is unmistakable. The Brit- ish bcliovn the French should PM’. they are perhaps exasperated by

unusually capacity as on executive. On the public platform and nt af- ter-dinner functions he is un enter- taining nnd persuasive speaker. Ha is well known in Washington,

Govt. Still Seek ‘ All Agreement

(Speeal to lThe Guardian) ROME. Fob. 11.—All attempts to negotiate a concordat between tho Vatican and the ltnllnn Govern- ment have so fal- failed because the iHoly ‘See it is said stated in circles close to the government has made it an initial condition that a concordnt- be acknowledged by all the powers, thus becoming on in- ternational agreement. This would enable any signatory party to in- terfere ln what ltuly considered her own internal affairs, namely her relations with the Vatican ‘

New Passenger Di-rigible Planned

DETROIT, -Mlcb.. Feb. 11.—A new type of rigid metal dirigibie to bo mode for the Uniteg States . government, in the iFor Motor J."°.‘..‘i.i‘,li’..§2?. l»... n i. at stnko in Europe at the moment 11mm 111°" 1“ a 171m‘ m ‘wmbush m ppm“, the,“ w quarrel with n three-day passenger nir service Franco; tho possible benefit is too between Detroit and ‘London. the insignificant to risk n new period Aifcrilii DWBIODBIBIR COPDOPIIUOII of estrnligcment perhaps un over- announce. The IIOl/Brlmifilll. 1i 1B throw of tho ilcrrlot Government, snld, will sign a contract within 30 wlioso pacific tendencies moot days for construction of the new with goiwrnl British approval. ship. .

....- The ship will be fire-proof, wen- lherproof and navigable in practic-

Up In Arms

(Canadian Press)

ALBUQUERQUE, New Mexico, Feb 11—Navulo Indians were arm- ing at n walr council on tire rc- servation here today to prosecute rprisals for the death of a tribes- mnn- shot when he resisted arrest for moving n. homestead fence. One hundred indians took‘ the body and resisted all efforts of the nuthoritl-cs to take it away from them. llolnesieadol-s are arming themselves against cvont- uulities.

(Canadian Press) DQNDON, Feb. lL-dlritish Laib- oritcs arc keenly interested in tlbc pruposal of the Canadian Govern- ilicn-t to iliitack the North Altluutic Shipping Comlbinie by means of n subsidized fleet, it was learned to- day. They intend asking questions in the House 0i! Commons at an ear- ly date nsito what information there is in possession of tllo Brl-lilish Gov- orlumenit concerning the zlllogoil dis- crimination against Bl-itoiin -in tho matter of freight-rallies. One Iaibor lne-nllber calims ilo possess informa- tion that Bnitsh manufacturers find it more iprofliaiblie‘ ‘to shiipiiiheiin‘ igoods first to ‘Hnnnlburg and other contin- outnl ports and have them shipped frorm those ports in British vessels

Jarvis Cannot Pay The Fine

TORONTO, Feb. 11—~Actlng for Aemiiins Jarvis, Sr, I. F. Hellmuth K. ‘C., today sought to put before the appellate division further mat- erial in connection with the ap- peal from the sentence which ini- posed a fine of 6600.000, and which

Indians Will Tr

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{O item m r 1 I i t 1 . ll any kind of weather. Tile ‘nequlred Jarvis m “my in “Hf” ____ ‘dwlng 11° m“ 1'0"“ “'49s 51'3"!“ iiniiiiiilr: till; 2E the: 25822511“ $.11‘. Cajladlan Martfln Eenygil. will i... 150 m; and h", .11“. To Recover Lands tfilnifwerlvozonoilcilt-Ion _ byltléhe Oolllibine twin continental Greece Has 35,0“ 71am Bu" h‘ m5 1“'°v‘“°° ‘new. ‘E3 feet‘ 1 (Canadian Press) of conspiracy to defraud the prov- FOIIIId - m i __ 1 W! A A a1 d T L deanigtfiiievctll, ‘that it would be —~ ' . QUEBEC, Feb. 11—Reproscnt- ince in CDIIIPBCUOIIlMIVlEh tho plur- v 6 0 t 0 t

up a ore summon ' ' i ti f th Si N ti n l lions chase of provincn success on l ,_

(when w“ a 3°“! damn“! ‘mm N. Y. Fill‘ S3108 Ll e hohleiz Eneetlhg 13th: lihnslo IO‘! tho duty free bonds. , GUESS ‘ANQOLN (canadhn Pm") if"! Britain and Cuba. be said, _ Huron tribe at Loraine, Quc., to- An affidavit by Jarvis himself “and,” Pa”) i NEVER, 6-01-11)

GENEVA. Fcib. 1l.—-Greece has appealed to the League of Nalilions against ‘the action of Turkey in ex-

"1118 advance in the American “PM hail helped onsidernbly,

Banquet

places him entire assets. farms, house, stocks, bonds, and every-

day with their legnl ndviscns ill-

M-EUBOUIUNE, Feb. lL-‘Presl- eluding Armand Llwergno nud

Feb‘ 11—Su]ea dent Walsh of the Senmens Union

.NEW YORK. rruclicll six hundred thousand doi-

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luff lodny nt the annual winter

A most enjoyable banquet, ter-

severnl United States authorities thing at 8439.344.

was today lfmmd guilty of three

HiP POQKEIT’

prlllll-i: tho most Rev. Constaintilwe

°- minntlng a Conference between to map out n. plan to recover Mr. I-lellmntll stated that tile charges M yawning-dock workem p;c,,n,,,nq¢,,, yawgamh o; me GreQk

l" , n"; "Emtlog, n?“ i? filigfiggug? the officials of the Toronto Head eighteen million ncres of land in fine would mean life inlprisonnlent mambo,“ or the warterg‘de work ‘AND afill umflmuc chum), from. cougmutm”

tii..:l city. rni; m: lo "Ho" m". office of the Confederation Life tho at tie of New York valued nt to his client as he could not me.t 0m Federmnbm to a,_,.,,ke' and of MU$|Q * p,“ cmhnhm me acuon endangers

ma‘ “V” ‘EMS w one m ’ _ Association, and its Provincial severe. million dollars. They it. He urged ihlli i119 Quit inciting officials of tho Federation tho ifriondly relations between the

llATE-—'4c er word 118i “mired “m! {my nwusnml (m) (‘chi representatives, wns held claim tho land was igiven to them should not strip a mun Jarvis asB b0 elrcoilrlrge o strike. He wns fln- tiwo countries eaclllngérqonfnehuwlumn. lam‘ Canadian mam“ brmai-EAE: Monday night in the Victoria in 1374 and taken uwny without or everything ho possessed and ed £150 and c083,’, amnummg to . m“ mp 1'11"“ “E the ‘lily’ H i-lotcl, with the Toronto officials legnl right This cities of New throw him out penn-iless upon the 50 gu|neas_ -—?<c>i_

”“” but Fetched “NW ‘wnms’ H‘. n5 hosts. York and Buffalo areconcorno-l. world >-—-——

ding for fine Russian fitch wns n feature. Wolf sold oi $21-50- Ilaunl Stone and Jnllanose mnrtcn were also sold.

Mr. C. P. S. Mscdonuid, General Manager of the Company presided over the following toast lifltr Th.) King National Anthem The PrOVliici0—D1‘0D059i1 11y Mi‘- Mncilollnlll and responded to by lVlr. P. W. Turner. Our Field Representatives-wro- posed by Mr. C. W. DovolitnSuper. intendcnl. of Agencies for Csnbdo. hm] responilrcl to by Mr. L. . Moor.- and .\ir. W. (l. Holli-

Qur Guests-responded to .by Di‘. James Wiirbnrton. Q“,- Hons-proposed by Mr. W- G. Hogg and responded to by gill‘. V. R. Smith, Actuary 0i i118 C m‘ been oon- i,

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Another Dog Team Starts For Nome

ANCHORAGE. Alnsku. FFeb. ll.—- Dog team rolnys, which started from Nenonn yesterday with 480.- 000 units of anti-toxin to combat a diptherla epidemic in Nome, are expected to make tho journey in four days, bettering a record set by a special relay from Nenane. January 27, with 300.000 units, by a, day and a quarter.