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some mcn‘s continent of freedom is \ I ‘ A ' N _ - / . _ _ _ /y

bounded on the one side by tho land _ -- \ J/5/-7/’ /,~ --- _W _'s H _i Mx” ~`\\¢`\\

K ' _ A__ -r r “hhy | dy \ \ ,

-_-_;=;-;;;-,,;:,-;,_;» “=~ ea ~- fe The Peoples Paper _ ... ead by verybo

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tion over

MAXIMS `

on A

I MERCHANT

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It’|{i1|||btfor_¢|nsniob\“er\sy" if l\o'll only ho) it pf'0\ioi_&roVl uoeutf7il¢b¢ot'tbou`h|eereo- `

enyvlrdls.

---"""""""“"-"'°" I ‘ ' ' Covers Prince Edwald Island Like the Dew , _ _ _ _ » _

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Anllll lnboerlbtions Delivered Dal

fiiiif--ffff°*ff""i5"f"‘f5"3'-"f33‘~°f_ _ I _ I' ' CHARLOTPETOWN. CANADA. ‘wsjr>NasoAY, FEBRUARY, 12 1930( io races .., ,... ......_ ___ ,_ ,_ ,,,,_

" I _ " ‘- _- rs.. gas _

w- A _

LASH

. e

LARS WILL

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Purehase of Pro.

ser i_lotel,_/ Montreal, One of Largest On ‘ (bniineut -- Ameri-

can Interests Involv- ‘

(Cnnodian Press)

MoN"i'nEAL, Feb. ll-A deal ,|1¢n-by between fifteen and twenty million 1l<>linra will change hands for live puruliase of property to mllke the present Windsor Hotel one of the ingest on the continent. is under viy, Montrczll La Presse says today. 'nic paper stutes that American in- terests will consummate the deal whereby it clniroh and a whole block uf properly will be acquired whereon the present hotel will be enlarged or r srlznratc building erected to' con- nect with the present hotel.

Cclebrqtes -

An_nioe_;jsa1y

(Canadian Press)

VATICAN CITY, Feb. 11~-Tile firsi. :iiiilivei‘.<:si'y of the signing of the liisiovic Leteran treaties settling llr, ling standing controversy be- tvlvcii the Holy Seo and the italian Government was celebrated today. Count De vecchi, italian Ambassa- dor to iho Holy See. called at the Vatican shortly before noon to pre- sent the Government's congratula- tions to the Pontiff.

i.l\d_v do Crespigny has been elected governing director oi' the largest private estate company ii1 Eilglnnd.

ANNOUNCEMENTS, COMING l*IVEN'l`S.-

MEi£'i`|N_GS. ETC.

"ML Sl/:wort Wednesday special ‘“°\~'- ions-2-a-4i

c"i5orrt fini to attend tho “Indoor 'lrcuc at soul-is. Feb. iath and mb.

18§8-2-11-Zi

,n°'Ij“i\\iil»f1 live huge at Emerald Milli'-fills' iorenoon, Feb. filth, Ever- __ t linsliini. 1574.31

u'l'<.‘micai'i;` avid I-‘ic Social, Tryon di' 1- Let to. wecl.. rob. mn. sale __ culiov. if not fine. Friday next.

l(ill5~2i

mflivflzev at North vviitslnio. Nom-1

fi is North' Wiltshire tonight.

Feb. iztii. 1108

mL|‘€;e||n‘ to thc W.- M. S. birtlidnyl The ut the- Mouse. Qomwall, ‘i“"“¥ vviminr. I-ob. lata. noe

periiy to Make Wind- ;

Had Narrow Escape L'

r-' I

' -_ #.9

I I I I

tire jaw by a shot from s would-bei

Pascual Ortiz Buble, who two received from Dwikhi, W. Morrow, hours after he was sworn in ss pre- United Stine ambassador to Moxi-

sidenl of Mexico was wounded in co. last night, to inquire about the

condition of the president. Morrow,

TORONTO," Feb. 10-Spoaillnt

before _tho annual meeting of the Ontario Motor League at the Royal York llotel last night. lirile.-lt N. Smith, executive vice president of the American Auto- mobile Aiooointion. declared that at the present rate of growth. 'the American tourist business

dollars to Canada in a very few years. _

Citing figures io show that

Canadian touring had in tile past eight years increased more rap- idly thsn my other individuel in- rivalry iii nic uooiinlon. Mr.

S ith predicted that this ycar‘s

I" harvest would amount to close to ssso ooo ooo.

‘ lion Dollars, Without

'|*"_i~lv-¢--2--‘_-___-_-,__;_._ ~ I -_

GERMAN LINEN ' 1.. .i....m. ci.; I200 P0lIII[MEN_'

IN NEN YIIRK

Value of gteomer

ed Between Two and

Half and Three Mil.

Cargo.

(Canadian Press)

NEW YORK. Feb. 11-The North

German Lloyd liner, Mugrieheri, burned and unk at her pier in thc Hudson River today, e. short time sf- ter she had docked et theend of n voyage from Bremen. A series of ex. viosions in is quantity of choline

SIINK IIT PIER? I

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ive

from Glasgow in Moy to assume the chair of preventive medicine and

stored in her hold occurred I. few PIIWG ll"-“ll It Qll¢°D‘l Ulllv¢\’Si¢y.I an ,_ omwrs were minutes after the fire was disooy- Kingston, to which he has just been! Sevzmmgt the mem” in me crowd ered. The flames spread with cor- appointed. IWC” saved ,me trouble smtcdi rifle speed and fcrocityafter the ex-. when one or me fmy women in im ploslons and in a short time the liner crowd who was not pcrmwwd m_ |

sank. I -

Sparta; in my “the poll-_-e are clubb-

A stewerdess was sllshtli' iniured mg us.. .rms was me signal fm- dis. _

when the force of one of threxplo- - 1 _ orden Ward was passed along tm _ _ I sions knocked her down The 303 une’ The police me clubbing ug,

Drbsengershad left the ship before U ' »»

the explosions occurred and the otovl ' weak bhmimh the une' -_

was immediately ordered ashore. The

mi`~°..§`°fI..ff°k§f.§.f.f,f§°}..'l`.i. 14.. S Student Takes

I ‘ `

nssnssin. The presidents wife, little l who is in London at the naval con- ‘lllhidell \'0yB¢e to New York in July I , ' _

niece. an aide nnd a bystandcr were ference, called Foreign iVlinisi.er'0f 1923. Mill! $116 first Gcrmln ship 1 H1 S Own Ltfe

also wounded. A long distance tele-fccnsro Estrada and talked for ten since the wer to enter the harbor.. . » Sh P€t€l'S ROHd.

phone cali across tho Atlantic wasf minutes. Sh; W:tSh55l feet loans, 65 feett beam Nxlrlrdelgpreag 0 _,___

__' __ on "w a cross vlmwe ° 14-0.00 8, eil y 6 €l‘3 I Bos'roN,1-ei1.1o.-Arti1ur nmol-i st -

I' tons. She has accommodations fo - ' . - t “mg ‘5°’“pm“t"’ as t° the °°“‘"'

‘ 1100 smear... ' Grand Jury At Chic- ’_§'_;__‘jf_1§‘,‘_‘;”“fn5§,‘1§'§,‘I,§m';,‘2f,,°°;, Ztzimmllenzoedsloxég wkloelibthecov-

s w o as een op-

’Ths value of the liner was leccd ‘ » - ` ° ~ - H a _ I - 2 ~, ... ... _..;....,o__.-if9_¥‘° 1%i°.‘r“°\C°S°-_--_;;»- ;::.:°;‘;:‘..2:f‘i..‘; ----= -- -1- --_----. 1. From( Tonner Trade Iri- -301 .----at »--. »»-...-M ...-... ... at -so-I-ve M-f°~=-d “--or _ . _ _- ._ - - 9 _ made of the value of her ugrga. ` `.‘ ' [Clnlllln Press) » yestcl Y' li bo. 'mé www 'mm to bc in a worse condition thanlt

° ‘Shortly after the ship sank it was CHICAGO, Feb. il-One hundred his 1°” “rm “ ve lk ' u h any time for several years past. It

and fifty five persons and 31 firms flmnil W md death q“° em g ‘ was impossible for the mall couriers

himself by I _usda

~ _ . _ 0 _

TS Ao Ao Ao P officially stated that sevenIPsi-sons ' I ' y that way_ had hanged' to travel on this mad mst Th y

ays

gnciudin ,_ ,www-de, a in New Yorir Chicago, Los Angeles

f 11-1 ~ _ Qgbney :en ms",-ed_ ;||xI,?"S‘¢p.tka:: and numerous other large cities were WWI *D the YU" °f “ slh;‘;‘_’g bafugi and Friday, and the church services

to st. virrcerits aospitsi. irraiotou by s Federal amid Jury to- lresisiffsd at ii” 11°” “im “_ lost Sunday at Mount stewart and

‘dey on charges of violating the na- Iorii-leo l1\‘~tYlb“b¢d his Mddenif th Marshfield were cancelled for the tional prohibition law by means of l c0li\‘aiZ€m'¢I\t~ They “°f'm°d his fa' °' same reason. B °°¥lBl>|l'i\°i' Wim” °l9¢l'li»i0¥1S 9X' A- J B- Meumb °f V*‘“°°“"°"- B- C' On Thursday the mail courier was tended from coast to coast. _ 1Mr. Mellisli, Sr., formerly belonged _unable to get any farther than Mr. The indictment set forth 201 overt ' to C11”-fl“"WI""'“‘) John R. Muni-i‘s residence, about six

acts in violation of the dry laws and ' .miles out of Charlottetown. The snow

basis for the conspiracy having drifted level with the piled

. the illegal diversion or more than- ° From un banks left by the plough, it was

would be worth half a billion , , - 1,000,000 gallons of Government al-` Centendrlan impossible to travel either on the

__ v,___L. _ _ .L n_____ _ ________ ._-__ .-.._ wool during' .. ~ ad or on the sides- On Friday th#

_ 'i _ ""“" “"' . ‘ ' A All the firms indicted either arc; Islflfld D163 In eomlition was practically the same.

now or once were in business requir- _ Fennel; ltraveiling over the ‘ross

' ‘ ' e iave t e same comp is .

LA A - ---- _ ing the use of alcohol lin th¢>:er\;li;i:ls- » B. Colujnbla U this we _ umm

UNE PL o Yi-:D IN./URED 1 CLEVELA D c

III TURN BAIIIII l|NEMI’LIIYEIi

pirited Scene Before Lity Hail in Cleve-

land - 20 of Crowd and Two Policemen Injured.

(Canadian Press) CLEVELAND. Feb. ll-Shooting

for "work and wages" or we will fight, betwetn 1,000 to 1.200 unem- ployed men and women stormed city rcsii hero today where they wei~e_tu.rned back by the clubs of I 200 policemen. Twenty of the crowd|

injured and

the lest seven years ro

CHICAGO, Feb. if-Charles Ar focture of toilet si-tees, p _

'thur (The Great) shiros. has not medicines and similar products to| '

1 N A L FERE Iwi SISUGG i ¢0l'ii»i'l/Ui? W !¢Ii\il'l’i V0 which the Govsmmcnt gave permits VANCOUVER, B. C., Feb. 9-S0l- the deep trench left by the plough.

, first basin; for the Ci'iicl3o,White (gg withdrawing the 'alcohol It is omon Mutch. 102, one of Vaneou- several have expressed the hope that

~- "_-" 1 I _ Sox, but his new trunk indicates he md;-god that much of the alcohol cei-'s four centcnarlan residents, is the Government would try to im- , ¢¢maq|,n png) I' ter of Trade and Commerce, and intends doing so. was diver-bod and redlstilied for bev-I dead here. Born in Lot 43, Prince prove as farasposslbie the old meth-

if J L. Rui representatives of Australia at the The new trunk-a special job-is or-ag; purposes, and thnt.sevel‘ai oiI Edward Island, in i528, he moved as od of road breaklnl- "ld do no fur-

lnd i lan to Halifax where he ther experimenting in their districts

i LONDON.Feb.1i- on. . - _ I

Istoii, Canadian Minister of National conference and professor Timothy about as modest as the Crest One me firms operated merely as a bl it young n

' ` li '~ house" for the syndicate- engaged in the fishing and shipping with the new snow-plough.

Inofonee and representative of tlmISmlddy,_ Irish Free States delegate. himself. It is painted red an green, or cover

inl at the Five Power Naval LONDON Feb li-The naval con- with little white stockln¢s`scsttered‘ _ _ ,,___.__--- business. He came to the Pacific

coast at the age of 62 when he re

Dom on

Conference, addressed today's plen |fci-ence at 1 p ni today concluded around in whatever epson remained

is imc on all sides' tired fiom active business. life and Exchange

I . . V _ _

‘ar session and supported the Brit- of its fourth plenary session during after inseriblnk ii n I ' '

‘ lived in Seattle. Washington, until

'ish-_United States stand for abolition which the delegations or G»:‘ea.t Brit- in nice biz letters.

of the submarine. din and the U, 5_ golled upon mg ----------*--~ v ' twenty seven years ego, when he F Mr. Ralston's support of the Brit- W0;-14 ,gg/power-5 w_ 55911511 submm-_ ‘ ‘ came to residevin British Columbia. Systefn or

' ‘ Mr. Mulch was halo and hearty un

“Flying Burgtlar I Gets Away IVith Nice Aeroplane

*__

COLUMBUS, 0., Feb. 11-49.

llea throughout the United Stat. es are on the slut, watching for A flying burglar who today Ioo¢- ed the office of Air Etprcss Inc., at Port Columbus and escaped in e sky-blue plane with sliver tinted wings.

The stolen ship, called “Blue

Heaven." is worth s1.soo. 'rho thief took with him two para. chutes, s. wool-lined flying gulf, 1 \\¢lll\¢t. goggles and n pair of fleece-lined boots, all stolen from the eompany's offices and worth approximately $800.

The ,plone had A five-hour

supply of gas, sufficient for the burglar to roach New York, it was said.

RUADS IIIIIIE

Many _Complaints Res-

pe-cting Condition of

The almost impassabie con , they state, is due to the filling of

- dl* PRIITESTIIILLINGTD -

camo urns; ines France and Japan insisted ull m me last ndergraduaes

_lin and United sts _ ' _ _ _ U discussions which followed 'the pre- on their omtinnance, but the out- _ ~

stntation of the viewpoint of the hw,-y. 9| meg, an in vnhuman mam ` ' ` The deceased was ls son of Jnmcs|

' - ` I Muteh, Mt. Herbert, and a grandson

various delegations. _

""*" c 0 0 P E R A T E of Mayor alex Moten, the in-st or

.dune to Mm co (mt at C heads of tlio` _nm-_ _ ~ _

Uwe n N ““°° slhnirrr support for aboution or me Im mn d h U d t ‘°”““-'°" . - .

y ounce ctw mu y 0 5A3KM°°N' am" *hi* “"7 ~. ~ ` the family to come to this province.

Mondo .MII Feng wth' H stormy' undcrscas craft came from Sir Attll partlclphto in ciisousaiolis for abollt '

~ ‘ Ursine the whois oivlllssc world oo

Solomon Mutcil was lt merchant in

mmol! Proceeds ixrimaiu of tae J un N di I

~ 'i -2i-wcti.-fri. Chatter oe. represen ve o n ep, 1 th “_ lm 1 b U | _ _ "

‘--- ‘ noir. J. E. Fenton, Australia. Minis- t°,f:,°,n m‘;°;:°s;_;, !;‘_Z‘me°y°:':_: _vom umriln-is in sp pin A _l mmf A (¢|mai.,. pm.; ,mlm for mm, y,,m_ ,_new he

mm” 5w°°m"'i\`“"°”‘wd °“ uw T09-0NT°» nb- U"'Th° Stand' moved to Halifax, where he resided

"Boi-den Lino Club loading uve

n y or the smaller nations 9;,-"um gopqigcioil in Ukvsno by mg stool; and Mining Exci1ange,theif0,. mo yang' moving mer to SL

.“““_“"°SS°<l hors '1'hursdey.’ Feb. ill, "°'“"""“" _ __ _ _

W do wmwut wbmu' B I*h°‘n'u5. '”‘m°' ‘W ‘md m°\“5¢"3 °f Vhmh h°"° b°°"‘ °“b` Joi1n's Ncwfounclland. where he liv-

i _

mmm “H” 1 .. 1705-91 *°csrcll¢si1,,vsrlety Concert and F*‘°“°° Wm me o

""*'° Boclal"I\lcsdoy, February filth. ima. Georges Mylues, French Minis- gmglh

“"'“" “‘° "““““i 16"-2-11-We-all in or Marius declared Abolition mr, hm

of’tl1e C. W. L. _ ` . "’°`i"I“¥- “V nm- "Como to the Parlor Social at bjmsecy' "E:;:1s;;.:s ;“ni;_““_;uB7

1553-33 Wesley Heaneyb. Tliursdey. the 13th. _ .

-_ ;”1.g.1g.g|_ ure. The chief American delegate "pq" gg

- .-_--\ sold submarines were more costly per .g gn,"

‘°Irh¢ B\lpP¢i‘ in ti'lC_IUil[ HI” I! wn Q-|‘n_|_Dy hfggf Wgr grnfg .nd -it

IP°“P°“é° “mu ‘“’°h°' ';‘;I;‘°°°; n u that it was s weapon particularly umm; at

. _. ' ' 'susceptible lo abuse wniolimigiiteu- Ammmaw

llyeuus recurrence of the dread-

.lBc Valentino

"Auction

lov rob T9|‘lI'\l Mm,

*snoring non, can mines

stdtcrislnlton every __ orally fern

ventral- Royalty ooaesrt at

lliistllobtlrlxli

ful experiences of: the pest.

wit neo. mm. _ -mi ioioionoor me in-forum. mammal __ “4.5°l°‘“““°‘I'“'_°"' out by trip U. B. pi-oposlnz abolition. monthly

' the other by the French proposing mu one

llN0nle'ni. dudoii

toward WM

than in

for"¢\lr» inn,

Ili

noon

A.VAlcx

Uumhn mum .i¢°i°d:I1° I\\V¢lul‘i'I°“| whim I°d W ed for fifteen. years. Until shortly

Itmsishcs

5°*\‘P“’\°Y I5 Wmml W °°°I"°"“° I” Burnaby, B C, and on the death of

1°" ‘HY "W "7" WI" PM 'n md t'°Ihis wife moved to Penticton to the

Kill

Ilrllolui-:Sit arrest of twelve on charges oflbefore his death he resided in

N ~ ‘ < » _

W°k°“"|' mm “ui” ‘nd 9m°" I1 ,home of his son Edwin. Hs was mar-

”‘°‘ Mil PMN” *hi* Wm “‘I“’° “"°ii-ieii three times. l-us ilrsl. wife wss

|.°"“l"°°°" °‘ "h° WNW' m° °°“'IAnne Coffin, the second Mrs. Bovycr f5f*°¢° °f f°P\‘°‘°“I'*“"°° °f °“°°I (nee Selina Mutch) widow oi' Henry

“im 'MWYUW °¢°‘°;:' ‘"1 wid Bovyer, the. third Harriet White. He

WHY- PM J- 0"* » Pr" “mi uni oi at eniluren, on-so of which »

mmm UN“h*\"» P5" l“'¢°m°“t- are stli'l llvlnr. Edwin, Penticton, B. P res' Mexico

FM 1'~"7~ w**» '°°‘°l'“5' °f "h° C., Mrs. John Haddon, vancouver, B. , l“_\“|N" '*°\W'*l° W9" fb! SP°I¢¢l'I 0., and Mrs. John Ample, sen Diego, IS ReC0ve|‘ln8‘ IIN- Icellfornia. One son Dr. Percy Mutch ”g,..........---------..------ was lost on nie coast or Newfound.

'ihs continuously. 'nronio has rla- mid ln -mo. _ (special to the uurciuii

Qitobthpllnsnlsnindustrlsloen- ‘YO-W °U~iN\‘i!l‘N\\U'|‘*|\ °°°I'i“°“°- ‘_ (msn Prem) I ent Orlta R.ubio'hu so for rtcovlmd

¢---l-»------~'-°' - 0’l"l'AWA, Ont. Feb.. 11-A wdey from his wounds in the “sus-

ld tn American suvor for which escaped anrp ' g lli»iNli\l'°i°°tih_ tbu‘nmonthe_|'ofr»mA.l»r- bebsnnshtendingtochouriont

" berdlfs fox form mer Choices.

osouois _can-humooiptuoemo oiummnussorowyvuucnnri

IIMWP \fll_\l°lr lsskillhlll-"Cal-.v hlssickroornrortlilapurpeso. very

.11 lwsiillniluswm .dnna1~nomuiusnuaoumn,¢¢q_u

(Canadian Press)

rononro. ont.. Feb- 11-M "<-

change system for University under- graduates in their third year has

been announced by the National

Students. This is an innovation

fide student sity who has completed two ycers

iowed to pursue the third year o

University.

mation otlunpt lest Wednesday th

of .his offiolel business. Licut. Col

Federation of Canadian University

Canada and means that any bone

of a Canadian Univer-

his course may by li1i11i¢\U°i'\ 5° U'

that courso st another Canadian

RQXICO CITY. ‘Nbr ll.-PfUld~

i in .

FLYING CLUBS IN FINANCIAL

IIIFFIBIILTIES

18 Out of a Total of 24

Canadian Clubs in

Dire Straits - Am. algamation Suggest- ed.

- -__-

(Cansdisn Press) -

MONTREAL. Que., Feb. ll-'Out of twenty four flying clubs in Canada, ‘ today 1| are in financial difficulties and must ¢et some more money from other _sources if they are to continue, and tht remaining six if they paid all their book debts, are also behind, Major Gen. G. 1-I. MacBrieri, Pres- ident of the Aviation League, and .former Chief of Canadian Staff De- partment of National Defence told the members of the Montreal Light Aeroplane Club at their monthly dinner here. In offering s solution _to the problems facing this new in- dustry, Gen. MaoBrien suggested an amalgamation of all the flying clubs and small operating companies in Canada. under the name of the Ns- tional Flying Services of Cmedr Ltd.. on the basis of s Government subsidiary. This plan was resolved after several discussions with I-Ion. J- L. Ralston, Minister of Defense, and will be submitted to him after his return from llnglend, Gen. Mao-

Brien said.

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"C'aiz¢id:'on °W'}i'e`d`t` Much Favoured

_._._..___

(Csnsdtm Press)

OTTAWA. Ont., Feb. 11-Millers

in Great Britain wish to buy Can- sdien wheat both because of its in- trinsic worth and because it porsessr es qualities which make it specially suitable for biendinl with home grown British wheat. This assurance was contained in a statement WU# today from the offices of Sir William Clerk. British High Commissioner. and who announced that the British Millers Association at a meeting yes- terday went on record as denyllil that there was any organized DPW' sition in Great Britain to the DUT' chase of Canadian wheat.

DIGBY. N. S., Feb. li-E. M. Bm-

croft, 82. one of _tho bert known omrimerciai travellers in the Mari- time Provinces died here today °f' ter a. long illness.

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