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Prince Edward Island Boasts Of Youngest Archzbzshop In
The World
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Forme_1;Island;er
Archbishop J. C. McGuiga11 Has
had Brilliant Scholastic Career,
And Has Held Nlunerous Im-
portant Clerical Positions.
In the appointment of Right
Rev. Monsignor James C. McGulgan
of Edmonton to the positisn of
Archbishop Of R»°Glrm. Prince Ed-
ward Island has the honor of being
the birth place and early home of
tha youngest Archbishop in- the
world.
Bom at Hunter River on Nov.
26th.. 1894. Archbishop Mctiiligan
received his early education in the
public school cnt that place. entering
Prince of Wales College at the age
of thirteen. From this institution he
graduaiccl three .years later having
attained great pxonocncy in every
lirnnrh of study and receiving the
toveued Goivemer~Genera.l’s medal.
One year as teacher in the, school
at Stanley Bridge irlterveried before
lic further pursued his atudid at Bt.
Dunstanu University. wherehe pus'-~
suerl his philosophical studies with
such marked success that he ranked
first in his class ai. graduation in
1914, and wha nwardéd his degree
vdtli the distinction of B. A. Magna
Cum Laude. The same year he pro-
ceeded tothe Grand Seminary, Que-
bec. where unqualified /access at-
tended his assidu:/us efforts. A year
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ANNOUNCEMENTS, '
.COMING EVENTS.
MEETINGS. ETC.
"Mt-. Stewart Wednesday. Thrill
ing show. 1770-2-15-3i.
.`~~nunnnngt sais christian church
Bchoolroom, Tuesday 18th 'I P. M.
1797-2-18-li.
“l'li|mnmge Sale Chrlstiali Church
Schoolrooni, Tuesday 18th 'I P. M.
_ 1191-2-ia-ii.
“'l`lrt'_ers vs. Meatchoppers, l-ligh`-
llrirl lunir tonight. I-Iour'a skate af-
tcr match. i811
"Hunter River Club loading hogs.
Tlluf-“luv fornnron, Feb. zoth. Lis:
U Olive with Secretary, Russel Nich-
olson. 1812-214 A R R E S T E Dlent pilfering oi' his poultry. whihh ho tematlonll dlekcring. but hb °\l`\“°* are at thll #U50 ¢°V°ld Of °P"lm-l5m~ the Premier 'will seek in future, to
hm never had the opportiinity of- replace hirchief in the confereneejome of the press have adopted I .
*-- mains. has with the rid or the ant- network. omritiiv ‘he d"°g°"‘°\1b frankly pessimistic attitude.
‘t. en its practicabillty. The expressed' no particular P¢“l°"‘m Everyone probably 10111206 m°Y¢ ‘ hu pm m|_ mo,-¢°v¢;-_ that tn,
wumun' hs” :E  from a. roof onto the because of M. 'I‘ardieu‘a abserwb. Wi' ,than ever before some of the serious die is “it -md me ‘love L, rn the :)1;;hw°x';1;1gml::';';;":;;‘:( rf);
MoN'r1u:AL. Que- Feb- 1"--MMI- ~ isa a in hrarverr putltbaldly that vw and seemingly inroiuhis problems rm 0
_ » trap and Mrs. Aikens recev so eo _ _ W
rl” J' B°“u'““°' M°“""°*l b'°k°‘°’ charge oi' birdsh`ot in her leg. _ little work may be done on recon- which are confronting the conference _ th
"{5Ui'ln| Hogs, Sheep and Lambs
It henslngton every Thursday fore-
WIL Alden Moose.
9342-10-21-Molltuoltf.
°‘Wl_ltslilrc Club loading hogs.
'n“"f='f4_Gl' forcnoon, February 20th.
I-ist with Secretary, E. N. Easter.
1804.
"Emerald Club taking live and
‘l""“‘°‘1 h°le Wednesday aftemoon
ltlh February. D. N. McKay, Bccret-
"~"~ iaoo-2-is-ai.
H"Hcar Thomas Hiscott leéture in
unter River Hall on V Wednesday
:Vcnmiz February lllth. Subject
siifwhood Days and Twenty Years at
°» im-a-is-zi.
H'1'H°°kev at I-runtrrnivrr tonight,
niimana of Bummersida vs. Hunter
thev" Royals. This promises ur bs
bm time of the  lkate
"i" match. _ i lals
wxglleaaswin ohita Hatchery. new-
mh cross. starts operating 'March
my Ce" bubbly a. P. neon, ocea-
ml brad from record strain
ne 274- Price auo. char. /mae-
’"“~ Prob. _itll-2-lui.
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‘The Baldwin load Dramatic
°"“’ Win was it p “lay aw-
§‘;lVvif;e". in  mira-4
‘burr with mms  M
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BEN E.|cElSON
FLYERS. FUUNIJ
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Body Was Picked Up
Hundred Feet From
'Wrecked Plane Un-
der Five Feet of
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' ismlei is the Guardian) __
POINT BARROW. Alaska. Fab. 1'!
-The body of Earl Borland was
found last Thursday, wireless advic-
es received here today said. The body
was covered with five feet of snow
and was near the engine which had
been thrown lilo feet from the
wrecked plana in which ,Carl Ben
Eleleori and Borland were flying to
-the lcebound steamer Nanuk. No-
vember 9. '
Nineteen men searching for misl-
son's body resumed work today after
a three days interruption due to
stofma. lt was believed that Borland
was instantly killed when the plane
struck the Tundra. His body will be
moved to the motorahip Nanuk to-
morrow.
The searchers are working under
hazardous conditions living in tents
and snowhouses. Pilot Harold Glilam
| was .arrested in Quebec City today on
New York bootleg
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Miss Lucy Fagge, _of l’eppe.elI,
Ml"-» Mvutlr mania the anughur
of a baronet when her father, a
.tack-of-all trades, Inherited the ¢|¢_|,,
upon the duth of his brother, Sir
Cbarlea Faggs.
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LONDON, Feb. I1-Comparative
naval figures issued by the French
delegation to the naval conference
tonight credit the United States with
the largest navy in the world in w-
tal tonnage, that is, ships built,
building and authorized. They show
the tonnage of the British Navy has
been cut almost in half since 1914.
that the French Navy has been cut
by 457.000 tons. and the United
States Navy has increased by 385,-
ooo tons in- the past is years. '
The figures are as follows:
1914
cirrrt nrittin ._ 2,41s,azs
United States .. 984.500
Japan  846,000
Italy  aaa_ai2
France ....... 1.139.308
1930
1 ,$99,896
1 ,349 ,902
853 .383
360.419
631 ,808
ntment of Mrs Norman P* Wilson
an in the ouii of naruto. moral bm" ' V my hm to build -bww#
moot-be asc by the United Btatu """"'°"-"’”°" __ tienately
ceauuam was owned in. tba U1- dw
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Lieutenant-Colonel D. A. Maoliin-‘
non, D.S_.0.. arrived in Charlotte-
town yesterday afternoon at 2
o'olock, returning from !.0ndm1._
Englsnd.` He was 'a passenger by the
S. S. Melita from Liverpool, sailing
1 Feb. 7. The ship docked It Wlst Bt.
John Saturday night at Il o'elo¢k.
the passengers being landed at I0
a. m. Sunday. It il three miles from
West St. John to Bt. John proper,
,nnd the drive through the terrific
‘snowstorm was quite exciting. "At
one time," Col. MacKinnon' states,
"we narrowly mined collision with
a street car. and I alotload several
accidents to automobiles. It was one
of the worst storms in its intensity
I have everjaan, ai\d__wo,wera vary
noon arid arrived in the aftlmoon
On Return From, England. f
T hectic strike days of June 1925 in
mu mwninn but °wm‘ t° th’ the Ca/pe Breton coal fields were
“"7 mm 'man md “th” WW' heard in the Supreme Court of Can-
the l 1 |
“WW P°°P°.°°“d 11°* “ni ada. this moming. The question be-
me..'I‘hny told me I could hire ii.: fm., me Cvut ww th, mhmty of
.privately Wmbd plane. a Moth two-i Nov, mm, to my thc wat., and
A. MacKinnon
seater. Thi# I did; and except for al
iitua airtorniort aus to it being nl
amlll, open plane we had a very'
good' trip. We intended to look over
the vimy Bench from the air, and
went out in that direction: but *tha
pilot misunderstood my signal and
we landed ,in a field near Dunstafr-
ulgi. Whore I had an enioyable con-
vsraationi with some ot, mffriends
‘in that *diatrlevt who did not know
who on earth 1 wal. in the flying
tags. We took of! oaslly and circled
ueu§\,il~ _ Qlwa o,ounie'.,of tlmel.
r' a
cilln; the heheh demands with what i
we vera fo the neat few YM"-'
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but hops has not been abandoned
thiaovenibl.
(Caaaln hall) p
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Uooto. Ualhd ltatea
Anlaqlat to Fellll *I il 0
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l»raaldantDaumarg\»att»no'alcckweraroport»d
. London Fur Sales CAPE BREW"
CUM STRIKE
Fur Market Situation And Con- ' __
- ditions Generally Throughout NOW S0253 G°""- C°“'
_ Europe Interestingly Review- l
tests Losts and Ex.
penses of Maintain-
ing Troops In New
Waterford.
(Canadian Press)
OTTAWA. Feb. 1,1-Echoes oi the
expenses of sending the militia to
the vicinity of New Waterford to
quell the riots. The bill amounted
to $l33,ll8.'l3 responsibility for pay-
ment of which the Province of Nova
scotia disputes.
Throughout the mornin; Hon.
Lucien Cannon Solicitor General
for the Dominion contended that
the Maritime Province by "RPN"
or implied centre/at" was liable. The
troops had been requisitloned bl'
the then Provincial Attorney Gener-
al, Mr. Cannon deol¢red.- Ind H I
5 hnxy.nnt.ts:aara,+ta‘aie4eiifnht§~\i\¥1ttr¢a»$e-*monarchs stewart' s¢i,,,,,,,q,,,,w, th. inurni 1....; been
Bay of nindy at the time." companys wharf; 'sem' to New Waterford in -'gd of
the civil puwer in CUPS Breton.”
` lifade Trip ia Moth rlane. law Car Ferry from the Air. f»I-he mmm had nm-|n.ined on ser-
“I was fortunate in the pilot. Mr. vm in CW, Bfsgrm from June 12th.
“I left for Moncton on Sundayat James wade. who is operating the 1935_ to August 2/m,,_ 1925, he mn.
-- unu¢r1_ when the attorney Gfbml
quite late, so I arranged to fly over wontinued on Page 3) . ,we .,0tif,¢,,¢.10,-, mst their- services
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s
wee no longer required.
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oi Emmys body' _ week, getting over an attack of |119- hi do some perhaps considerable nav- reason for the action was :hen and
__._.____..__. Pfacticabilify ' pe which developed from a severe fal building when tha conference is perhaps, none was necessary 101' in
` raid which he hld when he left hor! oomplvfed. Tho probable outcome of I the words of a close friend of thc
» ,for his capital Friday. Replmins him the conference thus would in its max-  Premier. the reason must be obvious
(Canadian Press) :temporarily at the headef the Frienc: lmum I-!i\¢¢t be only limitation, al- - tg everyone. In view. of this G
' WAIRXWORTH. Ont. Feb. 17.-A d¢l°¢lif|°“ W” A"15l'|d* 3" "1 - thmllh \lll\itl¢»l°\1 101' (WC Wlfb "0" out and out opposition Mr. M.acDon- 8 - I
l man trap devised by Howard Alkena, French 'Foreign Mlnlswv. Brland il :would be 'g considerable accomplish-  ali-i's resignation today has caused :,n;:;u;h‘:dlmzifesoinczgrggg   \s
If 10081 fl-YMCI' W eumlfmbe P“m“" 3 |’“l’ mum' tt' dlpmmuy ‘nd in 'mm in mu" D°l°““°m amnuy “me sumfls' 1° 1’ fe" h°w°v°r "ha" verted into workers clubs. schools.   
The G_a_l lows
Alleged Slayer
of Sydney Youth
Again In Toils
May Be Murderer of Western
Man for Whose Death Herman
Ravinski Is Sentenced to' Be
Hanged. 'Tomorrow-Stay of
Execution Will be Granted.
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ans iiiiniiii
iiiiuiicnuii
To Restrain Solloway.
` Mills Cortmany From
"Selling" Hi `s"St`ock
Held By Them On
Marginl -
(Canadian Press)
HAMIIIPON. Ont.. Feb. 17--Jud¥€
Carpenter today granted an interim
injunction to Simon Herslaman to
-~rf-f = - ' ' V- We ---~ -f Y ; ` rer-tn-.in the souowav-Mills Com-
. |
pany from selling his si/ack. held hy
` them on margin.
LA TES T DOINGS A T THE H-mr ew in-= he wr
' traoted with Soiloway-Mills tc carry
NA VAL CONFERENCE  "°°“' “’°“° ‘°'°“’ “'°'"‘ °“ °”
- third margin and that he had kept
_ __ . _ ,_ , , ,.,\, D the necessary amount of collateral
' R E S I  N E ut Now he declared a 50 per cent
(Special to the Guardian) naval building programs as contrast
LONDON, Feb. l'1.-Tl-ie Five Pow- ,ed with programs of reduction vis- ‘ his ,M-,ck is not to ur mid, Ho 1155
er Naval Conference enters its filth ualizod when the conference firstl i'3l‘\l‘||“\ I'"”) mp
~v\'eek. It is minus an all important mot.  LUNDUN- Feb- 17'_Th° 1°”
figure. Andre Tardlau, Fm-ich Pro- , 'niece is rather general reoognit- strained relations between the Llbbf
mier whose demand og 135,000 naval ion that the conference is plat the Government and the left wingers of
‘tons for his government has threat- stage where actual reductions of the Indci'>¢11d¢I\it EWUF ;P*\'t; W1;
cried serious possibilities for the out- fleets are going tp be possible. The mlnated today I1 1° NS SM Uh 0
"turning "Dm the scene of the renee Mr. Tardiau lm `aasion wldel held is that ac Premier Ramsay Ml¢DUl1lld ffm"
' come of the confe . Pl' Y Dr -
Burch brought ‘md of th' "nal" Trap Prcved [ts will remain in Paris possibly for a tlcally every nation is going to have membership in the I. L. P. No stated
1. .
ma.rg'in is required by the broker if
lied for an accounting.
SUVIETS WAR
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(Canadian Press)
SYDNEY. N. s.. rea. 11-'lihat the
arrest of Ei-nmett Sloane. Montreal.
committed to mud trial for the
murder of Ddbioia Richburg here.
will certainly bring a. reprieve for
Herman Rmflnskl. sentenced to 111.08
at Regina, Ilebruary 19th.. for the
murder of David Oats. 'raronto bond
salesman. at Duo; Lake. Suk-. Iliff
winter, was the statement made
here today by Sergeant. H. H. Bleak-
cney oa the Royal Canadian Mount-
ed Police. Halifax. who acting on
'instructions from Commissioner
our-tlu-rat st-I-mes. ottawa. i=r°=°°d-
eri nrr_9_-ana ibtex‘g_l,\_g-gg_,8l»oua It
the county jaii"'{n the presence of
J. w. Maddln, K. C.. for the 0r°wl=»
and D. A. Cameron, K. C., for the
defence.
The action of the Mounted Police
followed a. wire from a. IVE-be lava in
saskatchewan. described as Ravin-
ski`s sweetitieart. Upon reading I
lieu-spatier story of the Sydney mur-
der, she said she instm-.tly recogniz-
ed Bloane's description as tlllylni
almost. exactly with that sho had
new-1 Ravlnsld give of “Jimml
B;r0wn" tho mln R.lVll1Bkl Clllimof
killed Getz. Brown could not be lo-
¢n,h¢<1. Misa Love said her attention
wan attracted to the newliblvbl'
story by the name of Brown. which
Elcane had given prior in his ar-
rest.. `
Awarding io the story told her!
Ravinski had been associated with
Gat; and spent a. term in Jail aftef'
the latter prosecuted him for t-hell
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UN  The Weather, etc
(Canadian Press)
MOSCOW, Feb. l7.~’I‘he Soviet
grain warehouses and the like. Of-
'PPIY ‘mcmunny "th" than P" fi_cials declared the churches werel { Bt r
suasivo methods in the governing of el-
l °°b1l>1llbt laid by Albert Lumurr. nznar nations think fit ana proper. that roms tort sf a satisfactory a-U . ' “'
charslns him with bunvertlna 8250.- r¢Honorable and in-ants rhouia have`;lre;au;m- ,recount rintny will b: feigned- . LOCk€d In [C6 f'“"°““ °'¢"“““°’“ ""° ”’°”“'
000 to tha use of his own office. Ho til M. Tardieu is avail e or ul- In a determined e ort town- ~
was later- arraigned bafors Judge `\ ,,' ther direct discussion of the prob- eiia Japan‘a demands for a aeventyl --- 1’
ouahbn hare and had a hail or |2s_.- M€mb€f3 NOW ~~tm. rna as tnattrrs stand the trench ,smut ,ms in naval power with . rsnetiri ts tht cuaranni
000 fixed for his appearance on Fhb. ,demands represent the crux of th' the views of the U. S. and Great sA1'NT`.1Cl-Il\`B, N*fld. Feb. i'l.-
20. » _~_" - conference nelbfflli-i°l\l» *hit Will' Britain. the American British and Locked in the ice at the mouth of
(ClIlMl|ll\ |"'¢5-‘l ng the ‘parlay which will d0il\‘\1\\\\l‘.1apariaaa Delagaha nut at Bt. Bay of lalanda the steunora Comer-
' °7TAwA» °m~ 7”' “_The “V” the naval building WUI!!-ml of 1’-hi James palace. b'ook and Kyle await the outcome
P°1 - ' fl' po r , of a.ti»l\1Ptl tb aeeure a P11119 f°¥"
Ownéd By U» Sa of ottawa, ts the senate, will mean Th, situation sriany ia thu that tha purpose or nrnviaing than-i with
` " u departure in the traditional way in Frm” 4,, “king for a total naval ‘ f d O supplies. The Corncrbrook owned by
Bgotlggg-gr which members bf "W UPN' “W” .tnnnqe rn or me or Just lui than D8 8dl'8 fl the 1r/.ernatisntl Paper oo.. was
“W0 5°” ‘“"°"”d \’y.th°“' s°°°k"'l25,0® tons. has sat a 110|" ul' '» blulhtin the _ibm I-“'l°“i3‘\ 10° VUUU Three members ol a family were
' ---- bf- _H°l1- l‘1°"‘“» 9°"“°°"~ ‘Y’°“‘°"- voiving about 240,000 was et baud- C0|!f!d€flC8 VOE3 atfomptlns to meh i-rumbonnnuu-l ituisa ana two injured in n coins-
. ¢¢,,.¢|.. 5,,” time our aittrncnn that inttwl rn; in that tuna. 'ma figure ia sci _ . tn the wut tout or Newfbunulludni
wnaamvarrouj rub( li.-'mat ef Mdfwlbs tb' °°“°*°" '* *‘°“' time in that whith oraataritainhu icrnuiaa mai tt iaarl~nowwrlnt~ ii
ants ir tsnriatrssit mutate that °r~bl°_c=\1¢bm°°‘ fb f“l“f° 1* W1" .usa for hu-an and that pt Arn- nuua- no lv.-'m 'rvdbu -nu rm. wt.. thtmrea ii-srn tn. ,,,,,,, em of ,,,,, ,,,, ;,,,,,,_ .m
the -'rin aloha" sunk an rum run- “MN” *Mm *S "l"°“°""’° ’“°”" erin. that the Bfltilh °°"H“'*=° °°v°fb”\\\?* 'U U°°’“ °“ ' '°“ Nwfwbdlbbd G°W'b=“¢bt ¢° wif* atadwhtiivea at aria, wcnirrntwt
' of oobfidotloa lata this afternoon and _Mr and in turn vu caught in the mu,
d»eiatstoprraaatiurss1a\a\4»b¢°it»aulyirrr»tmary-11\°w°\=b°fb are
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THREE KILLED
AT CRUSSING
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Feb. 17.-
on between an auto and a Pere
Marquette passenger train fourteen
s from the scene of the accident
John Baku. 42. his daughter Jo-
, lt, and his son, Martin, six
years old.
Mrs. Baker was aitically injured
and John Jr., ll years old received
a fraet-u_ro_d leg. Occupant: of the oar
apparsntly were blinded by snow
mich via telling and did not us
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overnmeut over the weekend order-`  wut" l
osed in line with recent policy on! up ° . r
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hen the foreign press and foreign R*
nn in aurria. '~ . - whim-°`
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Moderate winds, fair and decided
cold.
Toronto, cloudy ... ...  .. 12-\"
Montreal, clear ... .. uro-6 bale
Quebec, clear ... ... uro-lo belo
I-lalifhx. clear  ... .. 32-2 belo
St. John. clear ... ... 22-8 belo
Boston, clear ... ... ... 10-2 beio
New York, fair ... ...  .. ll-L
Charlottetown   ..lB-Q belo
High tide this afternoon at 2.1
cad tomorrow morning at 3.22.
Bun aata this afttnoon at 5:`
and riaea tomorrow morning at 0.5'
Inst-oirtarmoon 'Ihuraiiay re`~_
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lata Iran otldaatatows
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