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Presi¢lent’s' Train
  to Was Dynamited
7,Cra igwell House ‘
Ideal WeatherPre-
'gyvailed for the
",T rip ¥Vhich Was
Made in Two
Hours and Fifty
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(Special to The Guardian),
BOGNOR, Sudden, Feb. 9.-King
_george ,slowly recovering from the
'long siege of illneed which has strick-
en him, was safely removed to Craig-
well House, near here. today, in ord-
er to benefit from the sea breezesfthe
following otliciai bulletin was issued
at Craigwell House at 0 p. m. "His
Majesty the King travelled to Craig-
weli house without undue fatigue. His
general condition is satisfactory.
(signed) Stanley Hewett; Dawson oi
Penn." _
Ideal weather prevailed for the trip
which was over a route of about"l0
iailes. Moderate winter temperatures
prevailed and though the London
skies were clouded, as is usual at this
period. the ambulance was not long
in working it way out of the grim
and fog of the metropolis to the
fresher air and brighter skies of Sur-
rey hills and Sussex downs.
Crowds lined the streets through
which the ambulance passed clear out
through the suburbs. His Majesty
answered cheers with smiles, which
brought renewed cheers. Every village
along the countryside contained its
crowd of watchers .waiting to cheer
the Monarch's passage. His Majesty
leit Buckingham Palace at 10.34 a.
ni. in a specially designed ambulance,'
where every contrivance was used to
avoid vibration and his car rolled
safely and smoothly into the grounds
at Croigweli House at 1.24 p. m. just
two hours and B0 minutes later.
With the arrival of His Majesty
the court has now been established
. at the little Sussex village of Aldwyck
in which Craigwell House stands.
When His Majesty left Buckingham
Palace he was wan and pale but his
doctors hope that the fresh Sussex
breezes will puticolor in his face and
_iii-lp to aid him in his fight toward
convalescence. Queen Mary, who had
hurried ahead tonthis seaside resort.
in order to welcome King George on
his arrival here to recuperate from his
illness reached Craigwell Houses. few
minutes before one o’clock this after-
noon.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
COMING EVENTS.
MEETINGS. ETC.
____ I
“Room noon nsem cum/i
0/WB. rom. oats. hotter omni.. nu
Grocers.
"Dr, Ciiit, M. D.-start now home
Prevention cure. Purdy station, west-
oiiuier oo., mr.. oss. is-ia-amos
“Club loading hogs, Feb. 12th Mur-
"W Harbor fm-ono_on. Murray River
afternoon. John W. McLean.
Ml!-2-I-Sl
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I "Como to Basket Social in Bon-
'hev Hail. robruary mn. _ snouia
weather be unfavorable. first fine
niche ioiiowing. cies-2-'1-oi.
“Buying iivo hon at Noi-in win-
Shirv.-Mooaay aiiornoon, iiiii and or
Hunter River, Tuesday forenoen lsth.
James li. Andrews. M28-2-9-li
"Reserve February aotii for cou-
Cert and Basket Social in Hearts Hail.
Eur. myeiiy. ' usa-s-9-ai.
i~J§.'5“»§"“..l“‘J»l.o"°ii'..l.i "°“'no.“‘"°n°
not ans. lvoanaaiis. magaaiogsgam
“Buying irq. as ami-ua ho-
='i"-'-7i»‘.’”*  ‘°'°"°2l'i'i-'Wil
IN DANGER
Leon Trosahy, Russian war-time re-
volutionary leader, exiled from So-
viet Russia, predicts that a Napol-
eon will rise in Russia and over-
throw the revolutlonlsts. The steam-
ship Krassln, on which he is believed
to he travelling, is missing in a lar-
riiilc hurricane raging over the Block
Sea. Grave fears are entertained for
the safety of the vessel.
Eastern Canada
to Have Second
Copper Refinery
(Canadian Press)
TORONTO, Ont., Feb. 9.-Eaatern
Canada is to have a second copper
rennery. Following closely upon the
announcement that NOFBMB mimi
were to undertake the erectionol
such ii. plant, a joint announcement
was made _ today by J. J. Warren.
President of the Consolidated Mininl
and Smelting Company and Thani*
Llndsley, President of Ventures Lim-~
ited. that the two c0mPl“1°l hid
completed an arrangement for' the
immediate erection of a copper re-
finery and is zinc production works
in Eastern Canada to handle the
products of mines controlled by the
two companies and any custom
business offering.
Flags to Be Flown
at Half Mast
The Lieutenant Governor had re-
ceived the following disbatchz-
Ottawa. Feb. 10, 1929.
The Lieutenant Governor.
Charlottetown.
"Following telegram received 'from
the Lord Chamberlain: "Flags should
be down at half mast on Government
Omoes and Buildings, but not at Flag
Stations. on Monday, the eleventh in-
stant. the day of the funeral of
Queen Marie Christine. of Spain.
(Signed) MILVILLI
sooy. to oov. aenorni
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'°Don't miss the dance tonight in
Emerald Hail. 4455-2-11-IL
°°Notice. Valentine supper and
baaaar in Sea View hall. Thursday
eygninl, I\l7i'\|‘\"y lfish. If DOI HIC.
rnday. 'rieirois as ooou. usa-_ii-ii-ii
oo rnival at Alban?
g,mh\rv?inm:|y,°.?eb. lsth. Bit
NIL awarded for belt costume!-
°~'nio w. ia. s. or cena-ai United
obui-on ai-o noidins I 400111. “N95
in mi-niiioio i-mi on Tueldev- We
mg qs.-.4 programme. tnryboill
welcome use-s-ii-ii.
..._...-
"aoony at `s¢iitcii. bio GMM*
hnsgxgiiiufiday nicht at vriitgm nm
vor ltmls
mm and llcrtli River va Kilim!
(Canadian Press) -
MEXICO CITY. Fab. 10.-An
unsuccessful attempt upon the
life of President Emilie roi-ics
Giiwaa made early this morning
when the train upon which ha`
wsa travelling was dynasuiicd.
The president was not injured
and 'his coach lil not leave the
traeha altbmllh two other coach-
es and the engine were derailed
and badly damaged. One uro-
man was killed..
Toral Exicutecl .
by Firing Squad
(Special to the Guardian)
MEXICO CITY. Feb. 9-Jose de
Loon 'noi-si. nrofwins to the Iwi
that he was a mertyyr to the cause
of religion. died his "second death"
facing the rifles of_a firing squad
today. Toral was executed in the
patio at the federal penifentlary for
ine assassination iosr Ju1v1'1 of Gem
Alvaro Obregon, President Elect of
Mexico. He was shot at 12.35 p. m.
The prison was surrounded by 200
police mounted and on .foot, to pre-
vent any possible demonstration.
The crowd ouiaide the walls was
comparatively small but thouas.nd.s
through the city waited for news ot
the execution.
Rev. Ross A Eaton
Preaclies Farewell
Sermon Yesterday
wiui yomi-aww lefvlm ie W.
Baptist Church, Rev. Ross C. Eaton.
a. n., oiooed o nwwflte °! elm”
"vm yan Lg;-gg congregations
morning and evening heard Mr. Erit-
qn’g eloquent farewell inessa8¢5-
At the morning service Mir. Eaton
,page _en The calls of New World-
¢“¢,in¢ his thoughts on Gen. 12:1
"Jehovah said to Abram 'Get thee out
of thy kindred. . .unto the loud
unc I wiu snow i,neo'."
“God keeps the world young and
otiosuii one debt wo owo tofexiiiorers ' use is noi you oompioiea ine doom
1” stands about so with more than
 FE|.|.~eEiiEAi|i mam silo 
corners of thc world--the pioneers of 490 wo,mded_
villwtlvh- The procession was the outcome of
Cl
M1 °‘ me is ‘ “"5 “dv°M“"' “"1 '    an agreement between the leaders of
_'__.____.-_-1---- , all sects to end the bloody conflicts
continued on Pile 3
N.S. Legislature
to Meet Feb. 27
HALIFAX, Feb. 0--The Nova.
Scotia- Legislature is being called to
meet on Wednesday. 1"ebrul\'Y 37-
The decision was taken at a meatilll
of the Government held yesterday.
Thiafselaion will be the first in
this province under the single-
onambvr lime. *M °i°°m°f\1 W" uni :no t in roooeiies in w v t i ie n ii i t n ne -.-
Wm bllllhl W"-il W0 l°°W°n U1 th' the train :ew going igne;-nt of airy ydastoabearilstingocirmlgrtalily mm Mule” wh° md mm mmmlzmg \ 5'
Mlillative Council. which took ef- . ' freely in each others quarters aud-
ubt lu, ,ny hmm" ma am, 91 V Y ___ denly found themselves isolated in '
M 1°” ““'°"` n°"‘"“°' 'my "M mr. orrr arm sum.. 'ro 'rim onsroav rron h°°m° mmm md mam mm '
way out to avoid slaughter. ‘ Ll?
°‘°°°" """°““"“'°' °' “‘° °°°°“ n.iiu.o'rrii:'ro usnnorrnro `
will have a voice in legislative affairs ° WN GUARDIAN' ° WN The military reinforced by arm- rr;
cred cars moved continuously be-
“‘ "°"‘ '°°"‘ CANADIAN AND INTERNATIONAIJ
niiowing one emi-ai oioouone oi
last Fall. the Government will meet
amoiiaeinwhioh itwillmustersa
nsmtm. 'rho itrsnath in trio Osw-
sitien benches will be twenty meio-
om. . p
Among the important legislation
allied] fleollt fu' the coming
Idiot il S bill to rediltribute the
ellie iii tht Prolvlnea. The exact
character of the 9800004 redistrib-
ution is not sit indicated.
A new child-guidance clinic ia to
boopenedionoadoo.
,
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'Lao mi-ii. »
oasis mi-as ai “°_._n_“
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eutfragefcrsliiaeo Doreen
ofagshaabesonieblisnnoapsu.
NIIH LINE
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New Line Will be Built,
‘ Ten Miles in Length,
Between Lake Verde
and Pisquid, P. E. L
(Canadian Press)
MONTREAL, Feb. 10.-Provision
o! rail service for the county oi
Guysboro, N. B. within the next three
years. is indicated in an announce-
ment made today by the Canadian
Natioi-ul Railways in which a S95
mile branch line program is outlined.
including s. 67 mile branch from Sun-
ny Brac to Guysboro town connect-
ing up the latter place with the mein
line of the Canadian National in
Nova Scotia.
The outline of the three year ,pm-
gram which will be presented to nar-
liainent during the present session.
also states that in connection with
the program for complete standardi-
zation- of the track gauges in Prince
Edward Island a. new line will he
built 10 miles in length between Lake
Verde and Pisquid, P. E. I. The ro-
mninder of the construction work
will be mainly in the western pro-
vinces with soine lu. Ontario.
The statement reads in port:
"The Canadian National Railways
propose to build during the next
3 years branch lines having a total
mileage of 695 miles, the largest po-
sition being in the wheat growing
areas of the west. Details of the new
program which has burn under dis-
cussion at the system headquaterl
for a. considerable time past becunp
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(Special to The Guardian)
GAPETOWNI Union of swgh Af- Northam henna now has two and and Hindus, tonight broke up into
fm” *"4 “°"' mdimplm" th’ '°"'rica. Feb. 9.-A ceremony unique 'in one-hair niuos or iilshwi-1 to every ’“°‘°S °f mmm men' and the min
fl
it" of adventure young and ireshthe hmm", of south _“rica was held square mm of hum . successive day ot rioting ended
within ul." slid the -Blleikef. HG “ex” , . camage. Although the new casualty
SEEKS THRONE
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Ctto, son of the last Ifapsbm-g om-
peror of Austria and Hungary, who
the legitimists wish to place on the
throne of his ancestors.
on uio srounds or aovemniont 1-1E>Ti`s`o
today when Premier J. 'B. M. Hert-
ws. on behalf of the citizens of the
union, presented to the Earl and
Countess of! Athlone a. silver wedding
gift consisting oi a handsome tea
and coffee service and a cheque ior
825.000 - -
'I'heEarlo!'Athione eonofthe
knovm yesterday and the proplnda. '
, V UHKB gud Quchess 1' Took. is the , Y,
qt" mn' °“bm"_Md'°`u‘° b° ‘a‘”'i/oungsr brotiior or guoon Mary. no- ' E A H N A G E
_ ' continued on page 8 i
fore her marriage the Countess of
Athlone was Princess Aliee ot Albany.
In order to make the presentation
representative of all sections of the
P"¢S@"t¢1fi°" f° o.......... ...i....i...i.... ... ii.. ...... tween Pathans and
were limited to one shilling. The
Edfl and C0117!" iizsri of ainiono intimated o portion f Fift Li es. '
of the $25000 would be donated to
(ess af Ath lane oniia woinn-o one ine i-onninaof to I
Km M d., rd of M h P m_ (Special to the Guardian)
g war o er w o r
cess Alice is the head.
Although receiving is severe shock.
and serious and very painful injury.
Mir. Fldele Gaudet, of Bt. Louis, on
Saturday night miraculously escaped
instant death at Summerslde. Mr.
Gaudet who is a skilled bricklayer
and mason, has been working recent-
ly at Bummersido and on Saturday
evening planned to return to his
home at St, Louis for the week end.
As the Number 48 was leaving for the
west at ii p. m. he ran down the ai-
leyway to the west of the station and
was endeavoring to jump on board
when he slipped and fell under the
car. No one witnessed the accident.
mishap. Men across the street heard
Mr. Gaudet cry out and found him
sitting on the west end of the sta-
tion platiorm with blood flowing from
the sleeve of his heavy overcoat. Mr.
Peircy Bownass was called and imme-
diately removed' the injured man in
his car to the Prince County Hos-
pital. There it was found that Mr.
Gaudet was suffering from severe
shock. that his left arm was terribly
crushed above the elbow and that
amputation just below the shoulder
was necessary. This was skillfully
pecicrmed and the sufferer who for-
timately was not otherwise injured
ORATORICAL
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Cn lbbruary 1,1990, I
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Pastoral Letter Read
in St. Dunstan’ Ca-
‘thedral Yesterday
on Subject of Im-
portant Celebration
This Year. I
Al; Bt. Dunstai-i's Cathedral yester-
day a Pastoral Letter was read from
His Eminence Cardinal Raymond M.
Rculeau. G.P., Archbishop of Quebec,
their Gracea the Archbishops. their
Lordships the Bishops and other
Ordinaries of Canada, on the occa-
sion of the Fiftieth Anniversary of
_thc Sacerdotal Ordiriation of His
Holiness Pope Pius XI. The letter
intimates that the whole Catholic
world is preparing to celebrate the
jubilee, which falls on the 20th of
December, 1929. ,
After dealing with the special pow-
ers and functions of the papal office,
the Pastoral Letter proceeds to re-
view briefly the benedcent adminis-
tration of the present Pontlti. His
Eminence Cardinal Ratti, Archbishop
continued on page 3
Pllilil Pllllll
!
Renewed Fighting Be.
Hindus Takes Toll
o y v
BOMBAY, India, Feb. 9-A peace
parade of Mohammedans, Pathsns
which began over rumors that Path-
ans had used Hindu children as sac-
rifices. The peace loving elements of
both races had hailed the announce-
ment of the armiatice. and joined
shoulder to shoulder in a march
through streets. along which the
shops were being reopened every- WONDER “g
where.
Then in the Madanhura quarter
the head of the procession stumbled
over the body of a Hindu slashed by
knives and dying in the street. In
the excitement caused by this discov- _ 2
ery trouble flared up without warn
ing in all parts of the city which had
seen the disturbances. Hindus and
eral times fired upon the mob, once
with machine guns. Casualties, most-
ween a g g ro s an sev- D- -I `
t th fihtin th ng d 
Loans to Harbor
c Commissions
(Canadian Press)
OTTAWA, Feb. 9.-Hon. J. A.
Cardin, Minister ot Marine and
Fisheries, has placed on the ord-
er paper notices of resolutions
providing for loans to harbor
commissions amounting in all to
$29,000,000. Of this total sum
$10,000,000 is allotted to the har-
bor comniissicn of Montreal, is al-
mllar amount to the Vancouver
harbor commission, and $5.000,-
000 to the Halifax harbor commis-
sion. The sum of $2,000,011 is al-
lotted to each of the commissions
in charge of the harbors of
Three Rivers and Chlcoutiml.
Lawrence Visits
HouseofCom1_nons
(Canadian Press)
TORONTO, Feb. 10.-A special
present hostilities of the famous Col.
the border.
in an sdmlraity launch, with the sub-
sequent chase by reporters, has been
chronicled. When a man in the blue
uniform of an air force private turn-
ed up ai t:»e i.- lsr. of con:i»ni md
'hc '.ia1 uren questions sb-lui i.ls
activities, Thurtle was at ilrst scep-
tical as to his identity. He thought a
practical joke was being played, as
‘several labor members had labored
for days to convince Saklatlavs.. th
Lawrence himself and not his dummy
as alleged by Moscow, had been sent
home. .
However, Tliurtle found it was real-
ly Lawrence and he and Jimmy Max-
ton, Clyde extremist, took him to a
private room, gave him tea, a
rence disappeared." .
(Special to the Gu.ardlan)`
NEW YORK. Feb. 9-MII.
Viola Fokker. wife of Anthony H.
G. Fokker, aeroplane manufact-
urer and designer, committed
suicide tonight by Jumping 15 ,
stories from the bedroom window
of their Riverside Drive Apt. She
was 29 years old. Mrs. Fokker
was a native of Canada. Mrs.
Fokker suffered a nervous disor-
der two months ago and for g,
time was in a Boston Hospital.
She was removed a few days ago
to the Presbyterian hospital here
and had been discharged from
there only this afternoon.
You HA\ii'-. fo
Mase \.ovi=. fo
€ol.l.i:cE. C.\i<\.s
BY becuase
®  
ly cases of stabbing. streamed into
cable to the Mail and Empire from
London says; “Many questions have
been asked by sceptical laborites con-
cemlng the activities on the Afghan
frontier. preceding and during the
Lawrence, now Aircreftsman Shaw.
then assigned to mental duties at the
British airdrome at Peshawa|, near
Sliaw's_ trip home on leave and his
removal from a liner at Plymouth
e
lone Communist in the house, that
nd
talked two hours, after which Law-
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As Evidenced by
ily Increasing N
ber of Entries.
As evidenced by the incre
number ol entries, interest lncr
daily in the Oratorical Contest
is being conducted in this I
by the Charlottetown Guardian
Every school having grades .
No. VIII is entitled to send
petltor to the district contests
will be held in Suminerside,
iottetown and ii. central point
Klng's County, Those who ug
second and third in their
contests come to Charlottetown
guests of The Guardian to
in the Provincial championships,
winner of which receivw a free
to Toronto, there to compete for
Canadian championship(
If you were under 19 years
on February lst. 1929, and are
rolled in Grade IX, X, XI
XII, in any school or college in=
province, do noi: delay. F111 out
coupon which you will find in
issue, and mail it to The Guardian.
Here is the list ot entries to
K!NG’S COUNT!
Murray River School .
Claire Brehaut., X.
Helen Reynolda, II.
Benjamin J. Beck, X.
Janet Macleod, IX.
Souris High School
canon-eo by Pi-inoipoiy, -
John D. Msemtyi-s, x. , c
" New Perth School
Lloyd George Dewar. II.
Rollo Bay West Scliool
wins.-ii r. asia, ix, C'
gomiivs comme
Mt. stewart School
Alice Martin, IX. ~ .. i
muy Moscone.-n, ix.  is
' Hunter Rives- School
_(Entered by Principal); ...
Dunstaiinlao School
Robert C. Cairns, X.
Pleasant Valley School 
Phoebe 1. Maoswsin, ix
Alice L. Weeks. IX.
Springfield School
Margaret Larnbe, X.
PRINCE COUNTY
Albertcn High School
Arthur O’Ma.lley, X.
Freeland School
Ruth MacKay, IX.
Kathleen Henderson, IX.
Milton Palmer, IX.
Ruth Boyle, IX.
Oliva Palmer, IX.
Elizabeth Palmer. IX.
Oswald Murphy, IX.
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continued on page 3
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waivrr-:n - i.ivs: mime uns
prions ii nninjined. ri. ra 'i.io'rs£~
isii, simon. me-2-a-si
the hospitals, which quickly filled. In
some quarters mobs looted shops and
houses. '
(Special to tlse_Guardiaii)
SHEBBB/OOKI, Que. Feb. 9-
Whlle I. ll. Cote. Secretory-trees.
of Asbestos. Que, was testifying
In the magiatrawa court witness
hos 'yesterday somebody made
away with bis valise which was
only three feet from him con-
taining all documents relating to
fresh northwest winds,
and a little colder.
Toronto, snow. ... ...
Montreal, cloudy, ..;
Quebec, cloudy  
Charlottetown. cloudy
Halifax, cloudy  
St. John, cloudy .. .
Boston, cloudy ... ...
TORONTO. Feb. 10.- Maritime,
partly cloudy
...30-26
...24-20
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...48-26
...S8-28
High tide this aficrnoon at 12.46
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municipalbuaineasinAsbesios. .‘
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rises tomorrow morn ng
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square watch. Finder leave at
office.
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