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Cl-IARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1927
Morning Gssrdlon, Fonndoi IU*
Charlottetown Guardian 'Iwo Unis
iiill|SE iii i$iliiiii0NS RESUMES
S   A NURNTHIS
AFTERNUU
Reopening of Parliament Will Not Involve
Any Ceremonial-Government Legis-
lation Now Well in Hand, and the
Plan is to Get Away to as Brisk
Start as Possible.
3.
(Canadian Press)
0"l"l‘AiWA, Feb. 7. -- On 'l'uesday
afternoon of this week the House
of -Commons will resume its Work-
-l~‘e`bruary 15. the Senate will reas-
semble. Members halve -been arrlv
A new official takes itp active
work in Ottawa this week as chair-
man of the advisory board on taiiff
EVA
='==:|V
it-I-I;
t-_n:-Q
Nova Scotia Gir ° i
Charged With Lar-A
ceny of Violin Valu-A
ed_ at $200.
iiots.'i‘oN, Fei.. vfnvn inenisen,i
who came to lioxbury from Picton.;
N. iS., sevorul years ago to wiinl
Hliii-N iiiisiiiii iiiciitisis iii sitliiti- -| iv | it 1;
iiA ii E E Ei, S NAI AS SUUTHERNERS A|lVANi}E'V||j|]H HI N
- ~ 5 A U Mereneisnn, Defender ei_ snengnei, Hee  
-- I i Rushcd the Last ofH1s Reserves to the ‘ _.__ ' '
‘S Front-It is Rep-orted That The Can- Answer Made by Ed'
tonese Army Will Not Attempt to
Take the City by
Force. `
(Canadian Press)
SHANGHAI, Feb. 7.-Tension in-
nnd mxnti0n_ W, H. Moore was fame as one of New Ellgkmd-Slt:i-euseil in Shanghai today as 'the
sworn in _us chairman on Saturdal' most rugged cold wntei- swiiiiiiiei~s./lily "UW C1'0\V<l0<l With i’01‘6i8l\ fe*
afternoon and Will Dl`€5l‘le for me was nriestet todd that 9 nm, fugees awaited nt-us from bile bat
- '. i - ' v ' s ei - - - ' ‘
ing in the capital over the weekend first tl-me nt pnilillc heurli_i)HH Of i-he me la,-ceny of u_ violin and Case v,,1.`tlefront south of here, and studied
io mtllle i-ilfiii' liVillE &\'l'11flE91l19l1i~5 'board to be held on -li rib. -2. 23 ‘Wil “ml at $2t|t)_ from pew). Bulwrzmhitt it.-port thut the attacking Canton-
for the next few months. '
u den or iS'he wu=t\,‘cleascd in bonds’ 059 “l`"\Y Wfllllll “ol “ll9m'Pl1l0 lake
24. _ V _ , _ .
The govei-nment's legislation, ii -Hon. Vincent Massey, Minister to or 200 m`_mgh£_ b her mmwr I the city by forcm
i ottn- -5 ‘E Y '
in understood, is now well in hand the United 'S/tutes. will be u ‘Michael .1-.onli _M_e,,,,,,ge,, n.,,m ]{,mgch0w_ crm.
:ind the present plan is to get
‘wa early this week to confer with
cul point for the embattled force
w yto as briskastart as possiiblell’ l Ki and Hon J A Robb B‘me'z‘"‘ mm 'lm l’°ll'“`B mat- I '
,, ,,_ ._ _ _ _ . V .
hy getting several bills througl
the preliminary stages of introdnc~
tion and first reading during th
t~urrent week.
rem er ns Miss Morrison came t li. stoi'eid9Clf\\”9<l i-he l>00ming oi artillery
E Efnmster or HnutI;1ce'(E'ega£;l,,E,:\]gicE;:1e_ four yours ngo und pl(E-_kt-Eclq out u colllll be l1@!11'd lheie, lniiicatliig
ilnal details ol _e ._:_\_iiu_ Ma.Eaey viouu and (quo saymg she would th-at the attucking southerners ihavo
C tion nt Washing on. - r. _ , _'_ _ ax ,A , I _
will lenivesiiortly -for Washington. PW Alltel' ll “lit liked U10 l"9U`“' ‘,Y.u"“;I dgulnlq Vh d_
_vrhere Wm also be mt attempt to where] later, iii the mon-th ho will ment, lie tleclnieti hc iie\-or fecelv- o o set ti. report the ea
t-leur up the supplementary estima-
tes for the fiscal year which con-
cludes next montli_ These were
left over from the brief pre-Chris
nias session.
. . 'ters of Marshal Suu Chuan
_ tit. -- i ntinin in President ed the mon-v. _ °‘_““
ildbilldheli;LA2i=fi~uniiee with inc Miss :item-teen neeerti-ii that uni- FMS- “ily Ui Ui” "°“l‘°"“ l>°W°f“
,_ mio" of diplomats tiiking up torzoii gave her the violin. Sho sold amd d°`E““‘l°l` "E Sh°"5A"‘i» lil” mst
 osts tilint lic itilletl he-i io the -itoic .intl “lm“g`E“’1d “‘”“""l€‘l his f°fC“
[_ Tits reopening oi parliament will pri-_seiitetl her with the riiisiriivriiie-.iiti“""""’ *“‘*"‘3e“5l;“|lY ‘l"fe“‘l‘i°g ‘Em
Although the upper house does'not involve any ceromonlnls. Pri- saying it wus from ti. friend- anti nd-.‘“`ea- l“ SPM” 0E Mnrshal Sum’ le'
not meet until next week the div-
orce committee will be at work
hearing cases and making its rec-
t-onnucndutlons. There is nn uiiuen-
ally liewvy list oi’ divorce applica-
tions this year with every lndica-1
tion that all records will the broken
don, is to lie licld in the Senate
und snid thht tt friend of urine-
.vate cntertalngientsuantlksocltil act- xiii-ein The swimmer-_ det-lered_she|_§;5£:_;§§;“__l; %’_;“ta’_;‘fehEi‘;l'i_‘;'_;r:_E:;t\ _Information from 8 _ __ th
llvities genera y wi ta e on new ad ctters -to prove ier assert on. - ' TUB WOT Y
interesif The drawing room recep- “Four years ago.” tiecintr-(1 -Mtssiliis own body-gnardi division 8,000 foreign source stated that Sun’s
“ml “E Thai" l'Jxce1le';°l€l`s laglsov' Morrison, "l went to llalte\'zoii'.-t of- Elroggi _£_l`°m_ N3_“k§ng'_ Drilgncii slmaggn °z_l_);:_l;T_d g_l1_“?h°W Wim th
~ ~ . - . . -. » . - caintwnt ern.,w eu- , -vn on
leiuor (loneiul und Alt Y ng ifici.. Ht. pitseiiteti me with .i violin _____l_m_me__ mD(:___B to newswwrs Camo__e__e_ The Cantoiese __h0“_
iCliauiiber on Sttiurduy, l<`e’brunry 19,w|ms,, mmm I dun-L mm, to giwilierti suit] t-he attacking army had age of ammunition and the dlffi
t-here i-mimedlately. One reason for
his action is believed to be persist-
ent reports of Soviet troops concen-
trutlng on the Manchurian frontier.
'Reports of such troop move-
meiiis have reached Peking from
numerous sources, ulthough recent Company because he and his father* l-larry Scarth, Manager of the Ca
'Warsaw despatch stating that Henry Ford, were “having too,adian Bank of Commerce was intr
-i
_F
ii
sel Ford When Of-
fered a Billion Dol-
lars for the Ford,
Stock.
-- _ A
-Nii-:w Yong, ren. 1. - new;
Edsel Ford refused an offer of
$1,000,000,000 for the Ford Motor
At Rotary Last Even
INTERESTING ADDRESS BY
  PRUFES
stiii i. ii. cuiiii
town Experimen
if-'t :_
'I‘he speaker at the Rotary lunch-
eon in the R/ose and Grey yesterday
evening was Professor J. A_. Clark,
Superintendent of the Charlotte-
town Experimental Farm who
ge/ve an interesting and informat-
ive address on “The -Charlottetown
Experimental Farm and some of its
interesting Activities.” ‘Rotarlau
Samuel Kennedy presided. Mr.
,_
-i
ing on “The Charlotte-
tal Station and_Some
Of Its Activities.” ` V _ -
with this information supplied
each year. is kept in the office of
the Dominion Iiorticulturist at Oti-
awa where anyone may Bet it by
writing. We might now pass
through between the annual flower-
horder and the perennial -border to
the direct driveway from the
.Mount Edward Road and look at
the Station from this point; you
‘now see what we consider one of
the best views of the Station.
We must ilinr.ry along for the live
tlftussiaii soldiers were marching much fun”, was reivesled here to-i duced as a ne-w member. The guest MDCK i-*1 0116 Of 1110 111°!! l!1i61‘B81-°
toward Kalgsn, China, was dis-
credited owing to virtual impos-
day.
Sttuart W. Webb, President of
iof the evening was Mr. Robertso
thelof Sum-merslde.
n ing features to visitors who come
,in the winter. As we en-ter this
stbility of crossing Gobi desert in Eastern Manufacturing Company, Professor Clarks address was as Stable U01” U19 WGN i-110 10118 »1'°W
uildwliiter.
LATER
-SHh\iN't.lil-TiAil, FB'b.~ 7. -- 'Pho for-
cos of Marshal iSun -Chuan Fang
'but in 1914 associated with the_
-banking firm of Horniblow audi
Weeks, said in that year he was-_
sent to Detroit by his firm to ne-
gotiate with the Fords for the pur-
follows:-
’Dhe Charlottetown Experimental
Station and some of its interesting
activities was 'the subject of the ed-
dress gven at Rotary yesterday by_
|.
thrust the Cantonese army farther chase of their company. |/Prof J. A. Clark. which was as fol
nwny from Shanghai today. They
vaneed base in Chekiang provinc
‘il had luncheon with Edsel Ford
in his private dining room in thei
company’s plant." said Mr. Webb,\
ows:
A glance at the plan Of the Ex-
perimental Station will show
at Chuchow, toward the border of “and put the proposition to him in A-hill 7-he 134 i1€1‘06 ‘Of U16 Siailoll
hurled it from the Cantonese ad-
e
s
Kisngsl Province, some 200 mile
from Shanghai.
B
by a total of nearly two hundred at seven o’clock in tlio evening. `Out_._}m-d mm' mm that ,h,, w,mm(i-reaclietl Fuyuutg 15 miles southwest ‘~'“lll*’5 Ui U‘11-1\Bl10l‘il1ti0I1. which i
before the time limit expires.
Convict Head of
Liquor Syndicate
(Canadian -Press)
000,000 liquor syndicate which op
erated its own ocean liners for in
i
_ to give me tlic violin us at present. M H”'“g“h_°"l" _ ltgvgsr kcxitwlfhgveggpglxfltt:psgizirtgzzn
' ' w - ‘ Bnlterzoii said, the friend would puy Wh°u“"` the repmt mm' the Can- euccesses whlcl iti h lid ed h `
for “_ toncse will not uso force on the memia ___-6 ____n_(i_va_eof°u_eVC nga.
“Afterwards this friend took meicllli is il i“`°ml”" mal' they Wm ese menace to Shanghai foi- th
to lunch and told me t-he violin was “E’““'d°“ plan” E" ‘lmw ll lm” the L
evei expanding sont-hern territory Drew" at least
not get his money
  lilsnglft. I have letters to prove it._0r _;__ _ _ __ ' e _ tSi|n'5 forces 'are said to hgv
aturally never thought about mme' ll 5 “ °“°" lo “cc Dt been commanded by general s
paying for it; it was it present und‘§E“_’\_*;“ngg;t9;_fE;_"l °; F’a3_l_f B-01593355' iPno Shan,
. ‘ii'. i. i`l`zi‘ 'f ii l . lil 'E ‘ 9 ecre Y ' -Thi di
NIEW YOAR-K, Feb. 7.--(»0_ ‘ nvtictlcgu _ _ _ q “OV “EY U H _Ei u term" ( ( itliat the foreign settlement be ex- betraial gEx)o;e8»(.)E,th°1;“m°r’o! hes
of William V. -llwyer. head o -$5 .- ___ - - . the ,cnumneae a,my_ _ V
- , [made known, The offer was report- tp-|gh.[mg_,m this raglan has ,mr
i- ted ini u inessn-ge received here from get-,ded for more than a week Th
'empied from hostilities 'was not un" y go “K ov"
porting liquor from abroad to rum To the Postmaster S 
row for smuggling ashore, and E
tv. cohen. his nw eff men. was ef- General, Minister of Bt-ly0ll(i. H0116
ririuod by ap oal court toda
p y, ~ e , _ . _
-Dwyer formerly Montreal race I)efen.Ce Pflme Mln-  Sa_1Va,g'e;coiirsn had been deteriiilned upoili. _ reinforcements. These came i
._ ister _and Others _“__ ' i pt.;Kii_;\'<t;, nntp 7_ __ Mm-phat large numbers from Hanzchow an
fenced io two years imprisonment ° (canadian press) A-(`h:iug 'l`so-l.iii's t'hie‘l` of staff and other northern Chakiang points.
__A _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ ______ 3 ,.|g1,thu,,d mu", “mg Yun-’l‘ing, has Meanwhile, the Cantonese whose
, V \iNio\iA.Itii HAVLN. lines.. 1 i__ _ _, I __ , i , U I M k_ ,rm numb 30 000 al _ _
-At tlit-. int-titliitt’ of the Board ol 7__»|-wo Swmm,,.B “.m,__h Smmded;__;l=ilG;lll_:_'~i _l_1_i'l___BL€_‘_Te__Y _;011i_____:;___ __L_cel;_________ _‘;i`f‘;he___ ranks!! F698 V9
Trade lust llitlllilli “'05 ilflkeil A-hi" on Nausliou -island during the past- g' g E ' S'
the tclegrani \\'lilch the Board hud week Wm he ,nun l0_,,Se,,_ it wnsi___ ___ _ _
truck o_wner an-ti -Coliron were sen
lust .lilly Dwyer was also fined $10,- ,
iiilil.
 iitti 
j tneotr-_ticiz is
i3i.i‘5‘5 'ns Fo\.i.Y
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-'rosioN'ro, sen. 1.-iii-ezztime.
moderate northwest to west_winds,
fair and not much clininse in tcm-
perature.
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'\\l
Maximum mid minimum tempor-
rituras:
Toronto; cloudy . . . . . . . . .
_ .
Montreal, cloudy .. 
Quebec, cloudy _ . . _ . . _
Halifax, cloudy _ . . _ . . .
St. John, snow   20--iti
Boston. cloudy   .'i0--2-l
New York, cloudy _ . . _ _ . . . _ 34-32
Ch'town, clear  . . . . . .
._ 25--10
‘Hlgtb tid-e this tafternoon at 3.iil
and tomorrow morning at 4.18.
Sun sets this afternoon tit 5.17
and rises tomorrow morning nt 7.-
12..
'First qiiartermoon Tuesd-ny.
'Feli. -8th., 7.30 p. tm.
Summerslde tide eighteen mln-
utes inter than Charlottetown.
fill-26
12--l0
12--10
18--18
, _7`
*% 
Condensed Specials,
RATE.-io. per word, -not
esch insertion in this column.
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*YOU WANT GOOD ENVELOPEB
Prices 50 for 209. 100 fol' 356. 250
for 55c, 500 for $1.00, 1000 for
$1.95. Postpaid. Guardian Office.
Guardian Job Prlntery, tl
*HOME MADE POTTED MEAT,
Fresh esusogos, Saunders. New-
som In Co., EMI. End Market
Bldg. tf
*JOB PRINTING OF EVERY
tlsstiriptlou, oliospl sad exlwdl-
timilly sxseutsl. dost-diss Ceu-
trsl- ob Prlntsry, Pitons 188.
forwarded -to the il’rluic Minister.
itlmes be puibllshed
Pho telegram \vns us follower-
To' '
position is being considered -by
il-lnnkow where Eugene Chen, Can- it)-,m¢¢,m,s9 at Hrs! were suecéssful
ytonese foreign minister, is said to forcing Sun’s troops northward
to
'have assured Owen 0'.\/ialley. Brit- Yenchow. where they dug in 0
Aish Cluirge D'Aii’alres, t-hut such atho 'Psientnng river and awaits
_ I , __ . .
‘.il‘Z..€‘.i’.¥.i2§`."‘.§i"h"Z.i§L"§’.i “‘»‘5i.l.‘-”i?‘i’.’.‘.‘..|1lil1SS0llll1 Ready
commission regarding freight rates ° ' ' _ I U on the implemented In meh. enurely that
Wm not he implemented and "hcl    Clil1l'l<?tttiE)d`\N'i? Biiiiiril d]fgTrado held this .Board will augment that dele-
bourd wlshes to express ns en" I U  last night in their rooms, the foi-- gallon by delegates from its mem-
phlmc disapproval M “ny pm" bi” n  0  i lowing resolution moved by Mr. A. bers and use its best endeavors to
ing put into effoct that will not as- _ ____ iA_ p0me,_0y_ and seconded by ML secure Bs ta,-ge R delegation as
”“"° 1° me M‘"""“° l"°"““"’“ "ie tspeeiai to The Guardian) .1 r. -in-eekett, was, niter some nie- possible from the Pwviiwe 20119*
i.".‘i.°`.".‘.`“’.§`.""n.. '§§3.l‘lIIl.‘i‘.‘.‘Ii""..-.‘.‘.'2i.| 1-0M-“--1~‘----f-~~"-----°- -‘i--iv , ,, . ,,, ..,.. ...ei
- ‘ , _ .. _  _ - - 'ur o cotirse o -
mmm im "H20 in tl _llni luis math. it c_Ie.ii, in .insoer A ilicsoived, that should a de ska i “E _
mg i Lam, d guy way ‘B lug (iieut Britain'-1 miiiiioihiitliim- tion be arranged by the Maritime ini! li WHS Sl1B§€Bi-Gd that U19 T9*
indicated yestertliny. Tho severe]
salvage.
ii cio eene _ _, __
. 'Hon “,_ L_ Mackenzie Kmg_ | The steamer Selwyn l.ddy uhltli,
' . _ . ti 'rn _ i ' i nt . - -
om, g’;j;;;,-;,,M"-‘“'@- °' '°“"““--,5.’i‘.’.`i‘.§` ‘i.i’A...IfiI.?. .....11“`i§.‘.i....’”"i.., Should the Maritime Board of Trade Send a
The ' Chm.]om,ww“ Board of Norfolk was ubuiitlonod by In-r
Trade has been advised that a pro- crew-
to the Federal Repr_esenl:1tilves and pounding of heavy sem, kicked up
i`Ci\bl“9l- Mllllslcrs ‘mm me Mull by Saturdays gzile was snid to have '
. _, ' renidered impossible the work of _
' "` _ i'l`he steamer Antliouv (Tlloylei
Hon. P. J. Venoit. _ _ ' , -
P0BmmBm_Genel_a]_ which went ashoio last Sunday
' - - - - lk to Bostoni
_Hom J_ L_ ,Ralsmm 'while bound f0i Noi fo __ _ __ 4
Ml ist _ I D t C _“us ttbaiidoncd liy the uietlctis. `
Delegation to Ottawa in Regard to the
Duncan Report.
cusslon, unanimously pussedi- ally."
p DW °' re “ce E""'"5l’°"l“"i '  ABQ -tl f ’I‘r l t 0 to Ottawa in olution sent from other Boards of
Hon coats Wm be resented by mm i`riit(Ea‘rEE-iistlidiiiotlig-Ii’$eeli?ii‘Li‘li4'iE\:l-Tig'uiinsliitlxdavoix lo (Eiagvo the reco1n- Trade and other organizations in
n
d
this manner:
‘ll-l’o_w would you like it if I
should take a iblllion in cash and
swap it for stock in the -Ford Motor,
Company?" i
would -I do with all that money'-"'
“You have it now in different
form," Mr. Webb said he answer-
him he said. "We are having too
much fun."
g’ Mr. Webb also disclosed that in b nd,
1023 he made an ofier ln behalf
pany for $200,000,000, but that Ed-
sel Ford °‘didn‘t think much of the
idea "
automobile circles indicate that a
italization and production capacity
would rank as one of the biggest
Would Defer
Action Until
House Meets
(-Canadian Press)
ISY-DNIEY, iN. S.. Feb. 7. - At a
meeting of the hoard of trade held
Saturday afternoon the suggestion
from the Halifax -Board that a
Maritime delegation 'h organized
to go to Ottaiwa to urse the desire-
'bllity oi parliament st once imple-
menting the recommendations of
the Duncan Report was considered
and it was decided to defer any
decision to the matter until it was
seen whether or not the necessary
house.
delegation was warmly endorsed a
‘pense and trouble of a delegation
action was to be taken by the
The suggestion of a Maritime
t
,a meeting held last Friday, but it
-was believed wise to defer the ex-
00i“‘111iilliii`- A » ` ‘  ' ' ' . '. ` -R t tl . Pr l be published in the
Robert _L Colton ,I,,_eMdnT_t rendy to join the Bririih in the use mendutions of the Duncan epor ug” ov nce
=un-til it was apparent that the
wishes of the Maritimes were not
is widely scattered over the Char-
lottetown Royalty from east to
west. When the 41 acres of leas-
ed areas are e-dded there ig n, total
of 205 acres that is ueed for ex-
e _Edseh he s&m_ replied: nwhat periments. research and investiga-
tional work. You will note on th
e
map that -tihe Hensley field has sev-’
eral chains of shore front on th
North River. The Blake proper-
ti.
H e wwe Cowan., do t,m_.,.EdBe, ,old ty noioine the st. nnnsnenn con
ege farm and fronts on iihe Mal
peque Road. The original “-Rm
enwood" farm with the Shatioi
11 11Bs and the adjoining pro
ti -
9 of Horublower and Weeks for one per Bs rmm °“ the Mum" Edwal
~ `
l quarter interest lu the Ford Com- h `
Road. T e areas leased fron 4
Miller Miatthietson and the Connolly
Estate :rout on the Lower et. rt
ers or Kensington Road near th
Exhibition grounds
o - . ~
The world today says reports in The Superintenliaut would nk
now to pei-sonail conduct
9 motor comibinntion ri-valling the R mm. so that gn m ul 13°" 
. -f`0;d_C°mranv iwd___G@11erei Melon; riret neue eoncgrntngiome Elusi-
s e ng sponsored y a Well stree twm ,b 1 1
  nee..  r;_.....:.z..i..“a§:.;',f"‘ ‘attrit-
_Nash and Mack Trucks are said to preach me Farm .by the mm,
ll '90 included in Alle Pi"’P°99d ‘f°m` driveway from the Mount Edward
5 ioine, which -in point of assets" cap- Road as the mst cu,-ve on yan
left you will see -the large experi
-mental fruit orchar with it v
` ' d s se
d corporations in the world. emi hundred varieties of tmp, 1_5,
9th. Prince Edward Island Egg
Ltwing Contest, and the vegetable
gardens -with their variety tests o
all tiho garden roots and vege
tables. -Ou your right from tht
gateway to the second turn then
,is a natural grove of forest trees.
this opens out ns you approach
the first clump ol' wihite birch in-tt
ia lawn with shrubs and perennial
fiowene. ’I‘.hls view from the
south-east corner of the lawn is
very fine. Among t-he perennials
were three beautiful seedling dahli-
as, orlginatd by -selection mt tiht
Charlottetown Staitlon. lf you had
moved out to the center of tht
East lawn last summer you would
have seen a very fine penaroma
view of the borders and beds o
floweris with the Station buildings
and the picnic grove for the back
ground and on the foreground yoi.
would see many interesting flower-
ing -and evergreen shrubs. 'Some
_think these are only grown for dis-
|play and ornament- but careful ac-
curate records sre kept of -all these
flowers and shrubs showing how
they withstand our winter, their
vi or and .hei ht the date the
‘of Ayrshire cows in milk and the
young helfers at the Iuruhor end
make a fine picture. In the box
stalls on the .right are six calves
under two months of age sired by
Ottawa Supreme 14th and so muah
alike that the foreman had to get
the drawings made at birth so tire/t
:he could tattoo them correctly,
This thriving Ayrshire herd has
been built up by purchasing good
females from our Leland breeders
and by importing' the best .herd
sires we could get from the Cen-
tral Experimental Fam at Ottawa.
A certificate of Record of Par-
formance No. 191 for the bull Ott-
awa -Ivanhoe was received last
week. -lt shows that four -of his
dau-gthiters in this herd have secur-
i d one or more Record of Perform
ucs certificates which qualify
tim for this certificate. Since
nen we have sent in another re
1rd that Will qualify his fifth
laughter in R. O. P. It also
hows -that only 190 Ayrshirebulls
.two previously received such,-A
ertificate in Canada His extend-
d pedigree is attached to tibo back
or those interested. Ottawa. Lord
iyle 8th. a Junior Champion at the
#Oval and the sire of the Lino
ti-ing _of young boilers that stand
cross from the fhorses, Ls in tho
sat .box stall on the right. Thh
.ull has been broken w -harness
tnd did as much work during also
ist year as some of our heavy hon.
see. This cert»ificat'e of Aid-
tanced Registration No. 98 shows
,hat Ottawa Supreme 1-ith., is A
:lass A. bull. being qualified by
.iis two grand-dems. His extended
pedigree will also be of interest.
Bulls may be of interest to
sreeders but many of you want. to
.mow -what these cows have done.
Nell the eleven year old cow, Birt-
.ercup of Glenholm, in the,box stall
iext to the hull.'is a silver Dui)
ivlnuer for production as a four
/ear old in the Record of Pan-
_ormunce. Her certificate shawn
.hat she produced 16.444 pounds of
_nilk and 662 pounds of butter fat
_n 365 days. in the last 8 yearn
she has produced 3077 pounds 2!
.miter int which would make 88 0
pounds of the kind ot buster you
nuy at Jenkins' and before thfl
nonth is out she will have protiiid-
.id over 80.000 pounds or 40 foal
of milk. The little cow st the
_-nd of the line. Daisy ot Buany~
slope in four years and two mouths
produced 47,204 pounds of milk
.ind 1911 pounds of butter fat, thin
would melts 2389 pounds of butter
.ind you can iiiguro‘up how muon
you have :had to pay for that quant-
.ity of butter during the last font?
years. lt would buy two good
.-owe and all their feed for that
K 5 . .-
come in bloom -and the period oi Limo wouldn’t it? Her certiiil-
thelr full bloom. This is not onl
y cate shows that she produced so is
eveiinbie at cneriottetown to sny »w<> year Old 11-566 pounce or -milk
\\',,\]ace L_-']{|gg|m,_S°cmtu.:, of force if the situnil-iii at Sliniiiii' 'pr ` _
hai becomes critical '
in Support of the
establishing of 'P
ment.
(Cansdlsn Press)
7_liiSBi0N, Portugal. Feb. 7. -'l‘he
revolution in Portugal is spreading.
This fact stood out clearly today
through n maze of fragmentary and
delayed dispatches 'bearing evi-
dence o'f the censor's blue pencil.
l`t 'became known through an Ass-
ociated Press despatch from 'Lis-
bon tlmed 2.110 p. m. *saying that a
movement in support of the Oporto
revolthad broken out in the cap-
ltnl.
Orporto, second city in the ooun-
try ln point of population vvs's the
starting place of the insurrection
which began last ‘Phursdsy with
tho avowed object of ovortbrovvinx
President (‘armoiria's dictatorship
Oporto Revolt - The
' A ' or Fatally Wounded Bill Proposes Pay-
PURTUGUESE- REBEES HUEDING Wh-1-G1-W me F--° S-1--<1.
ing Weapon German Ships
_,___ - ui~i‘1
A _ ts eini t The sumthin): °
    roaoiiglafarefeiiv i_P:w'iiiie einen- wnspiitmoiiou. sen. s.-Pav
t io- ent to Germany oi $48.6-13.690 for
. -  hii‘or‘;lcIEa`y.SrEii,i2ii(EB3Ei‘?v;) ‘isilmur Elie Leviathan and the other one
A Movement Has' Bro ken Out in the Capital ................ i.. ti... men A--iii-->-----1---<1 and ev- eg;-=--,-1-‘if
was fatally wounded when the wea- seized during the worl war s pro
im" was acC|d(,nta11y..1|s¢hnrged. posed in the revised house alien
.lic had como nnscrutclied property bill reported today to the
through heavy -battles of tho war- Senate.
to ibe met -by parliament.
‘one interested, but a card index, Ind 4‘57 D011l1dB 01 l1Ui”i-el' fat- il
GilRilEiliiS EUNE
UNE N||ll|ilN Sli
Yoshihito, l23rd Emp
ed Most Pretenti '
History of the Cr ient.
Object of the Insur-rection is the Over-
. throw ofthe Dictatorship and the' Re-
arliamentary Govern-
- .
and re-eelaflilislilng tl Darliilillillliilfy
form of government.
'Phe Orporto rebels headed by
General Sousa. Dias are still hold-
ing out in the face of intense nr-
tillery fire and the hurried fill'
proach of government reinforce-
ments. l-‘ires started in the city ill'
exploding shells are spreading and
the civilian population has fled.
ililsrly todsy Announcement was
made that ‘the rebels had uncondi-
tionsly surrendered but this was
followed within n ievv hours by an
admission of the minister of wal'
[tile died within 20 minutes. iii ille
(Clnsdlln Press)
nniii it year asc Simms W-18 A"
b sin in Vancouver. ani ll\€1”l’-
that the condition! of surrender
had not been mot snd that the
bombardment was being renewed.
"i§‘?i".i"“°° °‘ “‘” -"'“" “““ 1”" "‘°"Arctic Exlledition
Commended By
ll BRS -
'$.'i§’eI.§?'i‘f§”S’.`..‘-'i.1`;§‘§._““" "` '°"“'“""` Capt. W1lklI1S
' (canadian Press)
Bain on  and .nn'rnoi'r. Feb. 7.-Prepared ter, pa
' an expedition of a few weeks of descendant of the mythical sun god-
Cream  Hurt aeroplane flights or two to thrae dess-
. ' -yearn afoot on polar ice in t e
 Clilylevent of mlsfhap to the planes-
____ "Captain George Hubert Wilkins left
(Sneclsi to The Guardian) _ here 'Saturday on bis secouduquest
 Fists- °--e.‘;:i-,.1 ta; 'sa.:~.:-'..::.,.'°“°.:.:.‘-:-.1-.:.-..-..:’..
t-’l`he propose n 011 »
| (1 will be noticed es north of Alaska.
Nei-J; iitinngeginthe inet that this 'rho explorer dommandins the
,B 3 18,89 exm,.¢|n¢ Doing .Detroit News Wilkins Arctic ellie-
. iti m'ps led l b s
r‘Eli:a;nE§:Nt§omt;Hss14'2liiE?i zziiiiziil; Eievfsliaevx:  M111* ftfmliiyl ‘Dy°f~ nmons s nsu¢il¥ lf°i°°-l P°°Pl°- li *"1 °`°l°"\‘ lm “AU A ‘M °‘ '°"‘ 5'* "° V"
TOKIO, Feb. 7.--Yoehihlto, 123rd
Emperor of Jspln. toniSht WIS W'
corded the most pretentious funer-
al in the history of the Orient. Ap
proximately 1,000,000 bowed. dam
of ii. tronage regarded aa a lineal
Althougih the late ruler actually
was mp real emperor for only 11
brief time owing to an illness which
afflicted him from the time of his
youth, the Jsponeso revered him as
s deity, his auth enneins a reel
nnmnqrtgtg mourning which for-
eigners sellluin tmderstsnd. Conse-
quougly coni¢l\t'l procession toward
the tomb etqtnd unusual emotion
BIECTS VIEN E
RALPRUCESSIUN
ous Funeral inthe
eror oi Japan, Accord-
305 days.
You can seo the work horses st.
the east end of the barn. Dor-
ling of Taunton the dark elydoe-
dale mute -in the box-stall is the
dam of four of our pure bred
Clydosdales. As you leave the
east end of the dairy barn on your
way to see the steeis, the barn bo-
lng reinoddled on the right. ie tbl'
a horse stable. You will see this
3)
(Continued from page
Announcements,
_Coming Events,
one million which lined 'I‘oltio's  
streets tonight to witness the fu
eral procession of Emperor Yoshi
ito. 'Dwenty persons were injure
when crowded into a ditch. Man
other casualties were believed t
n. 1
h_ __
d "Como to social evening nal
y dance in Stsuley Hall Tuesday.
0 February Sth. 37202 Fl
P
_ hav been suffered at other parts -*-"
3§€e;:b£§$hv1;x:gdu€§es%:;?E:; of she city but details were no
'_ "Morell il-I-all, Wednesday 9th.
immedlately available in the con- Bl! 5l1°W- ilnm* “nd °°m°d7' 5
fusion.
Tyenty-two Freight
Cars Derailed on
_ C. N. Railways
| WINDSOR. Que.. Feb
ybrnken wheel wad the cllllo 0! d
|reai entertainment. Don't. mihia
8
°*‘Will be loading live hog! ll
York. Wednesday. 9th,Jsmes Allin.
iSec'y. Cove Held. and WalteriDook°
endorf See’y. of York. M"
A "York-l¢srs'htisid Chsrss will
s- hold s box sn bsslrot social. ll-
'rsilins twenty-two freillit ears hors York Hllii WORMIGIY lilhi.. Wh
on the Csnsiiisu Nsriorutl Rollin!!-f“l\'Y 9il1- lii¢0i’0i»if1l lifil _E
1, Proceeds for rlonl
1 e in szzitiosctinet ersonnoi pisnnee to meet him nt se- 'notkmo rea. 1. - One perwil lonely lntemiptins mme ns wsu Admission I5 sad 15 eil. Cole
ar ' -~
pm" °“° y - N, ' j,1,,|'|,, 00,, em., was killed snd more than 100 ln- sis causing considerable dems! l'°lP ° ¢°°4 °°"°- ‘
the exports from assfa ` - _ _ 8100-8-7»|i.`
_mt cf Neem shipped to Buffalo. Ju-ed lu the press by the crowd of sud daisy, _ .
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