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_  _l _ __  _ GHARLOTTETOWN, 0ANAD_A,' MoNDAY,JANUAaY 11,1926 §-.-_.i-___5-.,-___-_i.i-i...:___-»-_i-._-i.-i- N
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Gonservative Speakers Make Splendid Im-
pression With 1 Large A11d_ience-_- Re-P
cord of_Stewa_r_t "Government Review-
ed.  "
Mr. A. C. Saunders, I4e'aderlol the"
Opposition- who _i'ollowed.'=Mr. Les’
this Province were few, namely.
pu Hunter, M1 _b. A. .it the ioiuatinancss, education, and agricirit-'
iueetlng“a.t 'Cardigan _on Thursday
night, said that it _hiss a great
pleasure to he iiere thisfeveiiing to
speak on the local and provincial
questions of the day. Doyouthink
lic asked, that it is in the interests
.if good government to have the re-
lative -standing in the present
House so one-sided? You all know
:is well as I do that a good strong
opposition is in the best interests
oi' good government. The electors.
lic proceeded( might ask what was
_mu good of returning an -opposition
member. On the one hand there
was -Mr. MacPliee, an aspiring
young lawyer, and on the other
ininti. wir. Power, ii successful farm-
er. The voters were going to'put
their confidence in one or thc other
on the fourteenth, From day to day
the people of the district -had come
in contact with Mr. Power and they
ure. Of the public accoiiuts of 1924
he 'wished to say. as leader of the
I_.-iberal party- that they were false.
This was n strong statement to
make ,but nevortlieleas he_\\'oiiid
make it. Why weren't they honest
and frank enough -to come out and
Kell the people what the debt of the
Province was today. Ile had clial
to cnnie before the -people with its
loose loaf system and tell the uct-
ual indebtedness ot' the Province.
But they liatln't -done -lt yet. and in
fact never ivould, because they had
been drifting behind ever since
they had come into office.
542.000 lic went on had never
been carried out into the liaibiiii-les.
The speaker had gone to  John
Anderson and asked for an explan-
ation. but lie had never been able
wore well acquainted with him amiga rcviseiheilition had come out. '
his capabilities as a representative I DR MnnMhllLAN: Did the -Prov-
For so _important a portfolio oe the
Minister of Pubiiic V_V0_l°kS.`;the Pro-
vince shouild have a business-like
ince lose anything by it?
on highways was never put in with
and practical man. Why was so‘th-1 liabilities Mr MacPhee had
young and inexperienced a man
chosen for this position?
One or the greatest burlesques
in tho‘»C.onservative comedy farce.
contlruied the .spea<ker, was send-
ing -Mr. H. D. lMacEwen down to
the West Indies. it was the most
unconstitutional thing iimi heloffice, they would be ahead toda
could imagine. They had no -more
right to send ii man there than to
Russia or_ Japan. That was a mat-
ter for the Federal Government. if
muon 'on 'thai west "indie: -mei-it
f-is they could have sent_over to
Amherst for Mr. Hence J. Log-sn.
nml he would have told them more
in it night than Mr. lvladilwen could
find out in ten years of his life.
If the electors tolerated this con-
dition of affairs, elected Mr. Mac-
llhoe and di<lii't elect Mr. Power.
they would condone this net.
The niiiticrs that needed to ibe
.k_?k_  .
they had wanted first hand ‘infor-
isuid lhat.in 1922 the Bell Govern-
ment had been behind $186,000, It
was triie that in the year of the
election- 1923, 'M`r. Bell had held on
‘believed that it the Liberals lin
ihcen allowed to continue to hold
`by_ at least $10,000. `
‘di-ture of an additional $123,000 i
ing all kinds of bills that thc Lib-
eral administration had turne
Lieutenant Governor for reit ha
grounds that they were alrcndy
niaintalning a Government Ilouse.
_ Ono oi' the first Conservative acts
Y
»+rrn4v»+¢¢»v¢¢+-+0-0-»***‘\vas to pay this bill of $2,000. Au
Condensed Specials
sensible person would say that the
lGovci'iiiiiciit was not justified in
RA1-g_,_4¢_ wi- yyqrd, not lpaying this bill. Why haiin't it hc:-_ii
each ‘nsertion ta -this column.
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*LOST-iN POST OFFICE $10.00.
l~‘intle~r ‘Ph/Jlic 515--J.
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'YOU WANT GOOD ENVELOPES
Prices 50 for 20c., 150 for 35c-.
250 for ssc., soo im- $1.00. 1.000
for $1.95. Postpaid. Guardian
Office.
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LOST-BETWEEN OLEBAR AND
Kent, Silver Evorslnirp pencil.
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“hid ciiuiii uiiu¢hei1_ Finder 2l0ibccu opi-rati-d on by ii C:.;isoi~i~n-
Kimi SL iiewui-d_ 7159§live iioctor- who iiftc: war is .cont ;
--_.___ ._'.___._.____._._.-- iliirgc bill for his sei'vicv.~z. 'i`l\o iitl
~‘TURNiPS <- LOADED EVERY
paid last yeiir. The speaker said
`he would tell why. llc liud inuiic
such a kick on the floor of the
House tliiit tlicy didii’t dare pay it.
They had paid twelve or fouiteeii
tliousaliil iloilars in bills ihut the
Liberals had ti|i'n‘cil down. The
Priiice County -liospitul was given
i$l5(l each your for the purpose o
ciicii week ont- of tho doctors would
treat ~s~iicli piiiiciiis i'i‘e<-_ of charge.
Some time ago ii uoiiiilo of young
l\.il tikiii iiiiiioiiiiiiiiis .ind li.;
mild ilny nt Railway. 'i`i10ill=\-‘i-'wcck.
liver & Co., Charlottetown. 25
i-i\ui.~i n biiulicl Dnill. 7155-11-1-iii Tho CoiiScr\'at|\'i‘i=. lin wont on.
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.iitcr i iliii ir ilmiii rid ion-io riiiii
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'JOB PRINTING OF EVERVltiic taxation not ul' ilu- Lihcruls limi
description, cheaply and exlledi
liioi oiil\ iciopied ii biii it-vuliiiuer
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ii0\lsiy executed. Guardian Cent-fit iii order to give ivin-it in printers
ral Job Printery. -P11009 i33. lot tlioir piirty. l<1vcry cinuigc. that
toiilil `l ve be u
had been niaiilc ' iii _ .e
“°wlNG T0 AN ADVANCE |N_iixliiile in sovcriil iiaioos. But tliut`
the price of pork products Saun
some Seusag=s are selling M 30l
cts. per 1-b. Saunders, -Newsome
&. Co., Market Building.
6950 29 6m0\-
was not cvcii so bad iis other
iiltinits tlic Coiisoi\':iiii‘cs had clone.
Mr. l\liii:l.ean and oiliors had been
sent up to Otiawii io 'see what
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'POTATOES WANTED EVERY
mild day ai warehouse of Gill &
Siiiiiiioriiiui, and nil the bills in
coiiiinotioii with iliis trip had been
lam” mme' °’ Glu* Gem" “nl settled. Foul' years :iiicrwoi-ds a
Fitzroy Streets, Whites. -leeds
and Blues free from 'Row' Hialri
est market prices paid. Thomas
R. Boer, Charlottetown.
_lla 1: so izi
D1-_¢ 
FOR SALE-ABSOLUTELY NEW
Happy Thought Cant Range with
high closet and polished ton.
Splendid baker ‘and heater.
Deaierei., price $85003' mill' sell
for-$86.00. Write this office. f
7162-11-1-Bl
‘WANTED - GOOD GAFABLE
lirl for housework. Must -know
liow to cure for children: good
Wages. Apply Box 83|. 7164-ii-8|
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FOX RANGH WITH _LARAI IN-
clo cr. Keeper I-fouls. Managers
House, Bern, -I-ion -House, and
thirty sms or the nest soil.
near the 'City of Portland. Maine.
0|-eat bargain. A. T. ~Md0i;iix§.
-29 Jaohltli Gttlei. fPo .
lldeiae. ‘ 1154 11 1»‘li.
ceriiuiu i'oiriervaiive geiitloiucii
$50 and :ins also was iiziid. Ani'
economical govcriimoiir. This was
ed $173,000 less taxi-n in 1923. in
order to make that year look ns
bad as they could. and all for the
sole reason of wanting to make the
year 1924 look good. In 1924, when
Premier Stewart had stated tha
Y _ 80
They had spent $712,000 and the
iio other reason for this deficit than
peniiiture ef the liberals was $659.-
000. Whose now was the most rigid
take fmt; an they found tiicm. to
Miiii-me of* irons of`w° seam' ' _ _ 1 _ _ _ _ _
is-it sep fi...-........; il§§.l.f-0. .i§..“.,§l`.'i?   2 9 2 ' 7 _ 1 1 1 N1“<iaii1P1§i@fS1§f_0f§ii_Hi_ 11i;=1“diee 1-ifiiee
Jotu-u-ey 100 Yards ing promoters -- O -_ ‘ inis er eiec e y eop e an n-
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From Schimberg. NOT UNANIMOUS- "I‘}§al‘;‘l’; to l;’ol°X_‘;`f C1223 Bi‘_*’_8_¢i’91§;°li,i_}‘;;’_‘e der Such Circuin stances Are Not Com-
byoii-iiiii. ___i;-.__i_i»__E-i_-..___i_-_-_-_-_.5i_i _ _ _____ thing re Appoint- -Cut -_ Co-operation potent to AddressPar1iament Througli
dealt wuitlvby the administration of peuriug. du},_,i “pin the lime svliii_ Del\\_ln¢iatl0ll Of Men ments Contracts Recommended
age of 'Schlmberg at -the rate of” 'Dimes ` Meeting ’ , _,_ °
ir:;“:.i:*§:..i‘..i“>'.sr;;“  S ~ , B b- Ad’ ew-»f°f “me '>°i“2~_ -'
Millions of tons gf earth 'stopped‘ ,evera , a les - ggmuru;-'i'a,., _
their ominous journe less than dln  ( u) (cmidlan Pun)
  .....    ...- g __° .€.‘§Tf.*ili“iJ€‘:.‘°.;r.,ii‘°mi;..;ii;’;‘.:‘*§.fZ3i;...’“‘;.;..;i~;.§§‘,‘;i..§f.‘:i L‘.§‘;.“.;‘i,;:.i.i.:i‘;‘>:.‘::;‘.:i'.;‘..ii“;,;ii§.:%
ernnien-t authorities said that the . f - ` _
fimii crash might i,e._deiii ed i_»o,.__ _ _ d h d with appolmfments' °°“"“”l'5' 9'-0" Was HmPiy justified in demanding ment, The gliimor of the display
surplus. What great accomplish-
ments more than of'other years:
were there to show for the expen-
1923. The Conservatives were pay-
iii for a rant
haul bccn O i\'d. uii_| piiid witliiii u
hnrlottetown. He noticed that exe
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the' were ing to have a. siirpliis._
y.
the Goveinmciit. The average ex-'
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His Excellency.
(Special to the Guardian)
lO'l"i‘AiWiA, Onit., Jan. 10.-Never,
Y 'h0iNDON, Jan. 10 --Don 011 B which have been held up Since i-119 e. wage cut of 10 percent in 192-i. in the Senate was qui-te eclipsed
  -_if -ti_i . . °
to got my iitisiaction, r. . until_ ° “"9 \ “Pl ii“*1ll“S.W°°‘i °\\i hiisbaniis ultting viork. that -the com-pany frankly acknow- motiuu Baskin fm- mei; un ex
E th. ; _
°-..;;':.i:;.‘;°'.ii.fi.:;S   . “Tis "zsiiii ri   Available f°’  -nd ~»<~»-M we ee 
the SMB must crash __umet_m___ the tg h_i>__;_1 pre__e\nl:__)uPUi*8;‘;)m\;fi ali Dafa  ed Mine Workers of America. that llliiwevlialr vs_ liillilloseg to _by _Rt _the -House re-'iiiiiics Monday- du
_MK SAUNDERs_ _$63_000 spent i>¢;ii._iiBe¢¢;<iai_,heSin_,.ieii divigiigihéhg imSb_mds_ who were allowed to (;_c_ -the check-off -be abolished the ou. r. e g en w o ma nts ned The new House of Commons -_
rver. so s r _
would be no goods from dimming i?,l;ili_yADl;i‘i?;] i¥;w';Y:,?ng;ia°§,hgf,n1,;'d§ (Canadian Frou) men resumed work ing; August, b ground 'that no notice of it hadimentnry figures have 'gone and
‘lf ll- Wh?-'11 UIQ ll1’€X0l‘abie 1111152 the opening gpueup said husband, LONDON, Jan. 10.--Partly as a restored- and that the coal propert- been given. No doubt. -the action there are many gaps in the mink.
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of   women. one of whom marched
$1100? ‘ al he u
it The Conservatives claimed thut_°“ 1“"it“il°" of Sli' Henry Thom' 0'il'gR:N°IA, .lgnf 10-It was )a-mid
l the question ol taxes was settlediton' K' B" Chamman and preside” colorful scenes of old world poimr (gundiu, pi-eu)
with the defeat of the Bell Govern-lm’ me `C""‘1‘ll3'l1 NIIUOHHI R&iiWflYS and pageant,-y mmf, iCanade’s fit- (;0Ngq\AN'piN0pLE_ Jam ]0____ PQLKS WHO QE?
mont, but though a government-li’ illscuss with him the q““ll°“ °f teentli Parliament was formaiill The governor of the province of
was -defeateil that by no means said "nm" ih"°”gh Maritime P"°"l”ce oliened ‘ily GOVBFUOF General I-‘Wd Constantinople has framed an ord-
Ullii iii! DOUCY WH “|50 li0f0l1f@"i~ 'ports' _`BY“5' er requiring medical examination
The 0111?' iilliigs limi the 'C"“"‘e""“' ~ThD mmter M on-'ming me mesh Guns `b°°m°d °“.t ° my” “l“l°' of applicants for marriage licenses. \‘ '
tive had now to hiiiig their hats on ing to i""’5“ representatives Wi" as His Ex°9il"“°Y*`* ‘Wen carriage ---ag-Q.--_
was me po" mx hrouclied and the delegation decld- escorted by a detachment of the I  . f
DR_ Muc,Mm_i_AN_ would you ed that in view of the question of Princess Louise Dragoiiu _Guardii ns  0
msm___em_ me mm tux if Wm had R -Maritime Rights being' an item _passed the -gatesb cif . iii' :i_m§§_ _
 °"  P°"r'r"e" r°e°“1 r “.".‘.“‘:.‘.3..‘3.".::"..‘:.‘;....°.:’.'s...i  Offwors Of the
MR_ SAUNDER_S_ You," have indicated yesterday by the speech C B. B
P lie ent _b lldiiig. Acordon of ' ' .
ym" ww' Dwtor' H y°“ mm a  xitikx-nixirhrosllieoiildhebgonldillflnlfi Hinges ‘ith offi<l.le_\'B uniforms -of vari- n Stair “" 'il'
ml““‘i°- -- ~» E _ ous famous iBritish regiments lined I ---
Tile Silefiiiai' Went 0" lil i’°l“t mil EgWigsuegfgexigniinciggxavg the steps -of the parliament build- At a regular meeting of Crystal
iililil \>0iil iii'-i iieiiiili “mi llixes were ings through which His Excellency Chapter, No. 1, Order of the East-
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now increased, and that land vain- the meeting' _ '_ ` passed after accepting the salute _ern Star held in Masonic 'Temple V- / &
ations had also increased. Dr. Mac- of the -military platoon drawn up Bro. E. S. Carboneli, Past Patron
l
seeald' , th it th .
__eVp_;’S__p°§;'; grwhéig yeiiing t even a novel strike devel0PIH9l\f»tY9\iif°’T; elections. This was made clear t0~ that the corporation was not justi- by the rapid developments in the
_Prayers _went ____ _from me s_mp_ i)1iiyi_,e_iiiii:i_t isri>&ir_iea_i1undri_i¢_zi1iiz_o)nwE‘i_it_t_day wh_eZn__Pre_inier MxicK;nz_l_e Hint: lied in demanding ti out in 1922 and ilouse of Commons. Both parties
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leased his friends, the Government le 'Burghem that Pr°vme"°‘f"’“h°“ld London. to Drotestagaiu-st the re-‘X35 g?ree;ii0“I'i_n woud e (me thatblt system M “D‘:“ awuuung ocked ands ug the gong mundul
work a nc-w miracle and bring true ii iii _ __ - M 9 WGBH FBPNSGD GUVGS Ol' 0
the liope of the igovernment ox cent “n§im° al “l"l__i§"t?_'f_¥3_\}_o_:_i1v€_<_i_1i if we had not been challenged etators and men be institiitc-l ni. -"' “VY hi!" Piml-
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herbs that the rain- would cease. men an a propos B ' x e 1" the `H°“se': he wld- "we W°“ld and "I0 -U9¢0SS8i'y machinery W0" The 'govemmem Wimted t° have
Many of the ww____ folk in the D_____h _s_ii_.__ti_lveh_;'iu\s_i_r;sli_i;r;°§e_;ir_ii!_i1ii_J;>8-ilk; halve proceeded with such matters vided _to permit revision of the the momentous question of party
of the sixty acre ,iiiiie had ai. prolongation of me 8t_rike_ come at once_ We have been challenged wage scnie at six months periods supremacy sett-led _forthwith before
ready packed their belongings and- io ijomiou _ » h°W‘-’»V°1'i and W9 mfisl- ‘*W“ll5 me based on the coal company’s ability
moved -to a more secure spot, de- Ti", women ima .baen ,specially fiecisilm Of Parliament 01| H16 Giles' to pay ,as a separate entity were
Liiiiigsliing their lioiues t/J client -the 0,-ganizuii iuio R visiiance asmcim iion;_f__c;n§_ileii_ce. Ti_1cii.a~i;e3i\B_i>0i’- among the Eltcommentlations
. - _ i cy c e ave 0 s nc
Then, too, orchardcrs on 'U10 filclxcllisxlgilil ililligiiignltallieywlzlstiss- lJhf8s§ir\ll?:‘ii19`9l°0l-l0“~" `1l;lil)¢llrgcoI:il lll,a`;n1;|Lica?1rll%l;);illol]t§rli€ m me 'govemmmm It was a mum'
“mil “i"i’"* ""°i“'“"“ me Slide “mi ers have wkeii curb a also I0 fe* ”‘_'-*‘°-'_""" " ‘mission following tw'o months in- what reversed pwceedure as in'
the i0wii_ had cimiined down theirgister indignation over the losing M h C .t_ 1 vesugauon ol the industry stead of waiting for its position to
pjand the debate became exciting to
going on with t-he reply to the
speech from the Throne and for
that reason Hon. Ernest Lapolnte
presented a motion of confidence
be challenged by the opposition the
tr r ri u,i i t i ` ' '
"0" 0” re“’0U ‘OD 118 hereiy ofnioney for familyupkeep through   at other recommendations wer government suddenly _p____sen_te__ K
fi-1  _ ' -~ _ -_ L. ‘ " _ __ _ __ _ v I
Slili_;;iiillS- i‘il1N-li-iiiildlilwei il till ii-iili’ii»iii lil Ni voiiiiiviiivi iiiiiiniiiii 1 7:
ummmmmwwmummm
gat!!
l This opened one of the most viol-
ent debatcg on record. Mr. Melgheu
‘ln the history of our onrlicnientary did not wait for the a-ldross .io be
iuovod and sccoiiiicii. but took up
the goveriiiiir-iit. challenge at the
earliest oppuriiililty whether or DOI'
that was his original intention. The
-first round \\'ii.~: in favor of the Con-
_ servative craters.
What strikes iiic oiiiookoi' is
that .\ir. l.apoii|tc's, folloivi,-rg are
not for.iiiidai»i<_‘ iii iiuiiilicn-i and are
_coiitciiiiiiiblo on dcbiitiiii: strviixtli.
i’l‘licrc in :iii absence of “pinch hiff
-ters" ivliicli will be not-ilcd ii plenty
lwliein thi- ()pposlt’on batteries open
on thu _~tliiiiivi‘i>ii igworiiiiiciit ranks.
Tho iipsiint fit' it :ill was incon-
_clusivc bi-i<:iii..i- ilu- di-hate was ad-
journed ii-i'ol'i~ any division was
itaken, iillliougli. iii one time, an all
,night sitting lor thai purpose was
_talked /if. A. _\i. -Corniichael. Pro-
Igressivc or Kinilcrsiy moved the
udournuiciit at 930 and conse-
'wiio when iiiinm' iooked i,iack_ had and industry which makes difficult under the control and authority
to go to thc women to be cheereillhe 9ml>i°Ym€¥1i- Of NOW? in f-F8516' a resident executive officer whos
_ _ _ th ‘ l l ill L0 d ' I ~
4° omce' and the speaker h°"eStly     up'I`hc~ seamen in the :back startedikellgiziicz lhiniegiovgl of:heo:mnll:.!r- lifitglfiid t;?;xiTi:g'giT:,:1g1gbee?:,ir °f the debafe 011 H113 11109011 iliiiillg HQUYG °i' H2-‘nfl B°“f”°5a “B
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pression -of support. This -motion quently ho will have the floor when
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local contract; abolished when the that it was out of order on theife-rs from the pid one. Old parlia-
e
of the government took the opposi lterial ranks Everyone wil. welcome
shoiilu finally come roaring down were a lot of drugi -iemmies_ consequence of depression in trade 465 uf the cm-pu,-ation be piuced _ -_ _ R B Be mm
,tion by surprise but Mr. Meighemthe return of Hon. n
6 was successful enough in obtainfngand Hon, l'tobert`Rogers to the
from the -Speaker an adjournmentl-Iouso of Co-mmons. The compell-
hVM°i1day- l iweii as the three other distinguish-
d` A i l ‘"i‘ li th ld ld li Gi l I Cl. f0\‘8l 1 Elm - l-h ii .
Grant for Town :sary E fr ° ° ' ° sr ..‘i...°..‘1i..“....:: :.‘;‘;;.;‘s f::..‘;;.si:.°r.i“..§'.‘..:.f....;?°“i:§..i °;r1‘:.f. “ai    
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Y This excited the anger of the for investment, tion and direction 0i file ¢°9~i P01' brought the following mmendnientfwill add also to the new house._
NY 0( U10 °l>61`i'-l-°\`%- to -the speech from the throne. l Anioiig the-se who have disapp-
-If the finances we-ie still operat- \ dramatically among the singers _ ..
ed as by the -Liberals, the iProviuce (canudlnn pi-"ui and pushed one msn. presumably   F0r_ 105335505 xgiaggufggngotxgfgg-_:it wo;Il`ih°.lth“il-1i]"éleB,iw°'i;“D¥t§rd me eared firm the gigeg-ie -gi; gleggiggz
would now have on hand a. modest. iq,1iA,gi.; .EMA N_ S__ Jam w____ lierlhusllgand. out of the hall. _ _ _ Wamun ,D the U_ “_ W_ activities following” substitsf; _thiretgmz ° i;‘_gi'5i_I°nf";e‘;r_°_I,__°dmhémf Hom
A. committee ofweniy citizens we=i_m_" iffma§§‘_§‘;’*§’n“‘:in§a';‘;’i’;‘§3e*§f§_i§-x - -Ward-T0- Gay -i  eros-mmunim ans motion within "rn the me er-si-in simian-me ni.-.-ue.. Bt-ren non. ciisi-ies Mur-
appointed at ii -meeting of rate iiay-im; to men brought forth another the union.
ers of Glace Bay -last night to- oct ' '  
U in conjunction with -the town colin-lupmafii tm; Llnie A?t"°“fh_;h° W0" _. ~»-_-<o->---
. der
cil in the matter of devising waysi;:§ilreiyen[;i;sB‘i;(;,E;are(i exlrhe ‘wggen
q i idi ii ii f ' ' (Special to the Guardian)
-ii..;“f.:‘“_i...‘;;.z'ii. ii.if..° ..‘;flrr“ :“irer°"f»       Takes Step to
l‘ one " ‘O er “D es' which many -Socially Canada's capital city
d0Wn. The bill presented by,tlie ei-uii - iiii iii ii I ` _ _ ' ' -
tl piuyiiegi e qu” on 0 unem1f;)if10til]lfS"°m°" carried’ “med in the awakened from a » ihfeli   In
8 _ _
candidates of His Excellency’s ad- phy_ Hon. -Herbert -Mai-lsr, -Messrs
ViB0l's at whose instance the appeal,An-lroii' McMaster. T. A. Crerar.
to the country was made, were de- ll. A. ilocy. R. V. Lesser, Ray-
feated in a large majority of themond of Brantford and A. B. Hud-
constitutencies. son of Wiiiiilpeg.
“That nine ministers of the] At the present time every thing
Crown, including the Prime Minis-[is up in -the slr in Ottawa and all
ter, were rejected at -the polls and look forward to ii lively week. It
have no seats in Pariiauient_ its not possible to forecast the vote
been presented to the Liberals, and The 'l ‘I>- 9' i° H ti .ll ui ii ` - months hibernation Friday *-0 -
him `b*3‘9“ l“i`“9li ¢i°"'V“ OU liie iiniiilimlilliiig vltlltolsdeilziiggdc tiilaiylistlalleiicvellsiilja;0llithllI:§db€goI§1§'ryoll>‘lil commence one 0! the Kaye”   “'i`ilH-i the llamy FBI-`»1'9S9l1led in and .many conflicting rumors' as
llliodcs proposition to float a loanitlie purpose of :he meeting. Finally rgunllstofisiggxiinxstrativga 0s:`u;?£.?;:
i>ac_l_<ed iiymtlie gu_\iernment.h ___Ti_io‘a inzi_iorlty_ was oiitaine_i_l -for a re- xxedntmhiixi sinece spigsgvm, dayl H __[i__¢_75i:_adla(;i _Pres;) 10
cc* ng u' e mee ng was t a t e_-Sou 'un ieiiounc ng t e promiot- _ . All ‘ - , 11 .. an. .-
_£_,m.e,.iim€m should provide aiiifers of the seamen’s strike and pro- Umzueiuonalfgy  9l;r?;i;.£, sig; Mayor Treleaven believes there is p°:;it’"J'il‘l’ pzpular vm” and hai .
'lion the town was nhsolutel lnli@5iiIiz against a visit 'b 'l‘om‘p°r an seas n B some mani ulation of -the potato 5” S an al yt E largest number °  Qrlal G0nfe['- ‘
“ _,_ _ax m n m d ya dm-nigh hav-ng as its ohieit the ial life in Ottawa than has accom- k _ __ P bo __ nd Wm kthe members of any pu,-ty in the pi-0. p
-no nano pos o o o so n - - ' i i ariiamenmi- .waging mar e erea. u s e as - __ H i C
_ _ ii Dan ei a D y .ent ouse o opinions.
a committee was appointed to draft 5 "ing “P Qf further Slfife- in many yea,-5, despite the ig-mem. Board of Control to. urge the gov- -_-Thai those who now assume to
a resolution to the government ask- ed iienbh of Queen Mother Aigx. ui-umeut to put on an embargo.
an ii because the session fairly Only this week 25 carloeds were amon .mem no iprimi, Minisiei-
a
the last Parliaiiient by His Maj-its what tho ‘Progressives or many _
esty's op-position secured in the-of them are inclined to do are cir-
eaid election hy for the largest sup- culating around -Parliament Hill.
ence To Be Held
In London
be- His Excellency‘s advisors have
Milton had said that the poll tax ' ' outside the steps of the front door. as installing officer assisted by s
was inlqultoiis but he was spcn-king Flve  _Among thii miiitar_~y ci'elJ_i_-_i2se(i_ita- arc.  iiliii_1{_eiy___Pai;t__Pat_l'on a_s
,_ - Q V 8 OV-.8.l‘8H |1586 DOW 0- -f-_
had presented on additiounl bill nity a mpresenmnve or me (my of -   grgisrwugieruuswficehoid scott in tice" for the snluiifs year: ns -‘
. . ’ th ck d red hreeclies and ac- Worthy Matron--Elizabeth Batt
-aiu they ssl-\ iii-i this was im ""“°“” “°’° bm” "M °'"_'i““'"" (Canadian Prmi eofiifgmslitg or me Hmm, mai- worn-y Patron-ir. r. om-noneii, -rorioivro, ont, .i-in. 11.-M
__ _ _ _ (continued on P", 3) __ _ NEW YORK. Jan. 10.--Five D05- tional descendants of the famous Past Patron. __
ow more than $I2.i.000 was spenii » _ les the entire family of Thomas 800 who rode to their death at the- Associate Matron Annie Stewart cloudy. not much change in tem- ______
away. They had nioreov--r collect-i ____-44>-_ King- young chauffeur were found fbattie of Balaclava. -Conductreas-~Bisnche -Cameron perature.
i _ lying on a bed in his apertmentl Again the Gentleman Usher of Associate Oonductress-Penlopei _uugimum und minimum iam. mee! in Hu" at ML Herbem ,r“e8_
_ _-~~ ~- yesierday under circumstances-tile Black Rod administered his Mclntyre _
i . that mutely outlined an unusual three loud knocks on the Commons Secretary-lil. V. McKay, _Past 1\o|-onto, Snow  33-1
- l, g,-ug,dy_ cha-mber and delivered the Sen- Patron
° _i[|__te's oiiler for attentisniig in the §riiia:g;ei--Hlounie giarkp _ _
ii, C0 i ii, i  - , - » ‘ Peer vase In lun erevff ng, oo ns ar can _ oh'town,mir.........24-io
--T----.“£‘-“JJ-fi-l-ii-“fS° --Sililf-f  °‘“"i‘“”1 S °°”‘i‘l‘°” elsif: °‘....‘:.'.::‘.:.‘°:.i‘..::“  iii-..$‘i.i‘.:ii2°.s.'iii°‘i..i;riti:°:- szrr   “‘~‘°
Shows Im r0VQmBntlright -hand of the Governor General so ' ' Y ` 0 n' mandy  14"”
____ ' p A1 the _m_esaaK_<in we: road_____it_<i_<>‘h_i
*_* tandltt of porance 9.
in-i a se-not or sosooo. rue-B was ice-asian #mei l v 1 \ - not °_i,,_d§ _bm hmiM_
ST. .l0}lN'S. Niid: Jan, 10.-Two (Ȣ|Md|", p,-0.) Representing the _American "_
the extraordinary extravegnnce ofoired sisters Mrs. “iiiiiifred Miason DRUSSEUS, Jen. 10.- Cardrinl’ pubiic ut ii" puriipmuuury open.
and Miss Alice iiiirl_ri-_ <li_ed_ in their- Mer_ciei' WHOIS ¢0H¢iiii°i\ ie causing in! Di-oueuiiiug 1'" iii, Amgyium
beds from nnrroooi on ic ore res- aux ety follow-ing an operation of consul General 'for canada, Home Put Matronl Jewel was present- New mo Ti, d J _ ,_ ._
cue could be _efferied whenHu iliei last vgeek ffoi' leii¢i_n of the stoaatzii in Foster whomwuis algo an in- ed iii -Florence McLeod. _ on un By' nn ` L ‘mud Dmmn' mn' mn" LM"
omaom Y lt a f th l ot rs to broke out in their ionic on ar y passe a ar ng t, it was s _ guest at I. rirwn; roms fter A few lpeeclin A social A mon in in i u i . ~
Y w B ‘or e 0 0 0 _Road this morning. _ __ _this mornin(-_ __ looial formalities, . _hourv was spent. _ u an 8 ` 8 as man n lm 1“°“”’ h' ua “3 7* 'i'
ill
_ _ _ _ uteii later _thaii Charlottetown. _ _ _ __ _ 
n. Noble Roboftson
ChaDll.in-=Pril0lill Mitchell
Manhsil-Mae Moheod
Warden--Florence Stewart
Pianist-lhy Stern
Sentinel--W, J. Drake _
At theclose of the installation 7.39.
E 8 - - d‘a,
--------1---~ - - _ bristles with dramatic crisis and Shipped from here ic Buifalv where with 5 mt in either House or P e
Sill’ \Vil@iil0l‘ 01' "Oi they W61‘€ i!0i1'll»¥   because it is an entirely new ex- they are selling at $4.50 per bag. iiamgnin ami uuuui- Buch gi,-cum.
to support a government that was _ _ perience to more than 100 of them. _The price here recently rose from stances are not competent to act
so economical. gates Coiifgr  i The wives or practically every $3.00 to $3.50 per bag. The Mayor us, or to become the commit-tee or
Dllfillg ills iiHi0 U16 "i-iilefiiis membtir 01 i>0i1i1 N16 CU“\“\°iiB mid fears fur-ther exports v,'li'i cause a~Parlimnent commonly known as the
were in power. said hir. Sounders G N R President senate are guests in i0W11~ shortage and a higher price that -Government or to address Perha-
they had built tive hundred and ‘ ' ° "'_"°*‘***’_'°““ will make potatoes wo dear for the ment thmu h his Excellency, and
f _ - _ _-__ °
looking after poor patients, und 51.2?ioizieqglgiigéegoziii 2gi?v:x:_ (Canadian Prong)   average wb_le',_,__,,_____ _
\ tl if io -2 tl h' l b eu `M'olNTRE‘\L Jim- 10'°"HeWd9d by '
Kfiii  ..‘..;;’_ hi; ..:f'.'.'.  .‘;..,,;<;;:..§“ii““€’i-1°'-i’“'lli““°‘;;».  We-S Marked by Medical Exam-
. $6ao.ooo_ ii -i¢i‘it ii ri ea S f°"1~ 2 - af me 0*' 11°- ‘ - -
iicllow,-i in liic |\ri-n».~ County jail im ,_ ii0_w__f:°u _ _ W _9 S1533 il ca, representatives for the most    
mit i in i\\|ieiisi- its
_ __ __ __  i part of tho lloards of Trade of St. ____|‘ .
nlli wlun it was really loss trail ,lnlin and Halifax met this morning G "dim  OWNERS OF F\.\V\/E-R5
_ E -
their attempted continuance in of-
fice ls a violation of the principles
and practice of British constitution-
al government."
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Aae Nor ‘ii-in ONLY
RAffLED‘
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peratures:
6
Mlonlreal, cloudy . . . . . .10-L
Quebec, cloudy .. . B-22 below
_ Boston, snow  28-24
and tonight at 7.58.
|.li a. m.
Special to the Guardian)
LONDON, Jan. 10.- lt is stated
that an imperial couiorcncc will
.bc held in Loudon next tall and
that the exact date will bc settled
as soon as word is rcrcircll imiu
lCanada.
The principle biisinossi ot the
congress 'will ‘bo the question of
Domlnl-on participation in the ob-
ligations contains-ii in the Locarno '
treaties. Allllearziiiccs at the pre-
sent moment are that Aiistreiisr
and New Zealand are willing to
sign the treaties but tlint (lanadii.
South Africa sud the Frou State
prefer to retain a frct- iiaiid fm
_themselves
- --i-<0 a---»~ -
Announcements,
 Coming Events,
‘ Meetings, Etc.
I "lien: Mira Jacqueline Ri.--_.i ~~~
'eld and Miss Ina iiinlr, r--n.i-'~-
Burn'8 SOD!! Lt St. Janice il.iil loc
ture Tuesday night. Aii‘ii\‘ts.-'Iiui .'~‘\
cents, T13.: Ll 22.
"The Annual Meeting of Union
District -Lodge will meet lu Lion
Lodge room at Uigg on .laimnry
12th, at 7 p. in. Signed Alfred Mar-
tin. lil l 2|.
"The annual mer-tint: of the
m_i_Diinsialinage (‘_r.~nniory will lr-
held ln the fnctorv, .lan 20ih at 2
time strong southwest winds partly p_ m_ ' 71'51_u_1_3i
"Hillsboro District I.. O. L. will
day, January 12th, 1926, at 7 o‘-
clock. 7148-9-2)
“Meeting at Curran Ben Hell,
Monday night. Jan. 11, at 7 p.m. to
orilanize racing club. Everybody
invited. 7102-8-1-Si
NOW Y0l'k, SHOW  30-25 l ache in ii 'ui
High tide this mornin! at 8.3Tii,e s.i,e!;°:; ui. ;§i°c?,‘_::_h;m. in
formation apply BD Grafton Bt
Sun sets this afternoon at 4.37 70”_11_1m,"_
and rises tomorrow morning ai ____
‘°'i‘lie annual meeting ot Ora-
imesis in the Hall at Omoo can
D__o1_, at-§ gaveci _ar,__D°11=1re-ilerned. Buy -‘-‘R . Hood F-l°\;ir"~’ -_N
` l A *~.f’Q»'~a..~. ~“‘=‘-""_' - ' . “ ~ '-" ‘» ‘io it-ri. _