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...i    __ --ninunnnnne -_ -   csushs, &*‘ussoAY.f JANUARY. @1914 me or iu_.~ i~°P“a“.ini°a1.iisiii._‘z.i°.l»eae9rl
_ - Il-III R _ V _
.
Opened Yesterday with Lnrge Attendance
_ Addresses by Premier, Commissioner of
I  Agrlculturu hnd PrIif. Ifoss.  _
i
--l<i_._g_
About 'one hundred and twenty stu-"educational work in this province.
dents are attending the Short course The next thin
_ g he spoke about wad
in agriculture which was opened at Women’s Institutes. He .believed they,
the l-'rince of Wales College, Char- could do and would 'do great good,I
10”"-°W“. Yesterday. Of these ll6eI‘1 particularly by improving the condi
AY H 900” BFG ladies- This eminent- tions of our rural schools,
IY SIftI!fe°t0i’Y response to the ef- knew himself where they had already;
forts of the Government in the fur- done wonders. The possibilities wereé
therance of the _agricultural interests very great measured by the limits Of;
of this 'province can be taken as a the province. Let them keep in mindf
821189 of the success attending the that the greatest crop the conntr
y.
inauguration of the course_ last year was produ 1 tb .2
und the beneficial results that accrued dren, and iglggrgasle 3,. cxgenzie C328;
from the instruction there imparted. too great to try to brin th
'rims is no dense inet this years with health b me 5 °’“ “pi
_ _ Y o s and healthy
course will be in every way as suc- m1n¢9_ In improving the conditioner
cesfl d tif t i - I
su an sa sacory ntheoppor in thecut h 1 th h
iiviifv which it will eilord the venue more or 0le:erE'siT:d?° Bree; :gd nzg
agriculturists who are attending it 100 e - 1 I
to acquire knowledge that will be of not 5113;; aeggiedidgcgucczgg than h\?°qA
the utmost value and importance to ueved it was time to giv; the wo]
them in their calling. men h T
a c ance. Health of mind and
bets wilfl as seent fgerlathe liet given body should come first. There was
W ° ° 5 “ °“ “M1195 and no healthier or better place to bring
their addresses. they have come from up children than Prince Edward Is
all over the Island to attend the lamp The child hom on the mm-li
C0lll`l8.
Particulars have already been given them t h was W
had great opportunities. It f `
t
of the excellent program _of work mould 09:; ;:,t8f'hl;s;hg,P1:1c;l;',P;‘;it',i§:_
which has been mapped out for them those who would come after z
while the course lasts. In conjunc- Dealing with the question as to wig"
tion with the short course the latter boys and me le' h yi
half of the long course is being com- the cn bg t t 8 country ‘gr
pleted.
y, e said one reason was that
i th
_ n e country life was dulier than it
drisssigufvzihnieliviggd tic?sfEIl1;i:€ude:f?s should be* EV°l‘ythiug should he*
last night at an assembly in the done to brighten up me for ms
Prince of Wales College hall. younger people 8° that they would
The
then dr
on be
province and’ were
than many thought.
Speaking the Teachers' Course
of last gunmen he said that when. keep himself at the highest point of QIORILLA, Jan 5.-Edward Graham,
_°m°i°l“?Yi _ _§4"4ears old, who came here from
Time WHS. he went on to say, when Collingwood some weeks ago, com-
it was didlcuit to make a living _in nlittid suicide Saturday by taking
fefmiliz in Prince Edward _Isl_a`nd. p_bl’_ipn;` No cause is assigned for the
The prices were very low, so low thlt' Lehi, ’ ` '
they dld not pay for produggigg, _;_’_. 'IQ "_ 
Now the cost of living was high.  _ | ’ ' _
One reason was that in the past the' fc _ ~ -3 v- ._ » _
prices of farm products were so low ‘ ._ _ _ ‘ 1 _ __ "
_ ..____ _._.,»_.» ~, ,_ ,_,__i4_
they went to school they were taught
everything from books. They were
blind to the great life about them
that was manifesting itself in the
growing flowers and trees, etc.;_but
now soon the dreary monotony that
affected the uninstructed would be
swept away. The interest shown by
the teachers at that course was the
grestest thing that had happened in
colblilillil nos `
  ui-rs rcs
» clnssiricmoii
_-as V
:Oni cellidiel' word each insertion is
this _colllmm Cash must accompany
order. Minimum charge twenty-ilve
cents. _ _ _
ron _' EAI? A Nmwm`1"oAnvaD
cow (Ayrlihire), A. J. McDonald,
__2i=n£L_‘Li\_1l°_i;__@l-_iiiliei-_
FOUND A BRACELET. OWNER
may, have same by applying here
_ nn<i_psy_Ing for ed. 3114-1-eMsi.
FOR S LBI 'A'BILVER MOON HARD
coal tove, No. 18. win-
ter. _pply atm Beer
one
Prowse,
OR MIDDLE
THE
7
ame-
t~ 7
ll
8.
with owner'
I-lon. Murdoch McKinnon. Com-'I 'gfggibfck tqthelr °W“ home’ and
of ` » " _ »
» t I
Agrxculwre' Premieg' whicrht E0 Tisvmhe hT3lEi‘IE>eYs1AlegA,acesillEd;
words of welcome sifgnihe ZEEEITITIIIYE e means of enjoyment “mum be °°“°i'I
dered as much as the profits from thei
_ _lab0ur. Too often sport, pleasurei
ADDRESS BY PREMIER' and enjoyment were frowned downI
_upon particularly _if_ they interfered(
1i§‘fhi§:§°»§§°s£§°“t‘,§Q.yien' pi-notable employment. 'rod
‘ _ often. 5150, when the boys began toI _
of_"'wBl~. PIB! bhil after ahard day'a work»I"at" hflpiesr - -==»~"'“‘*_"'”’~”""`
nine ‘theywere told they should work if; ` ’ _ --*-°-°-*
ha there was more energy in them There
wot; .Lt M188.; UIOSIS 1 p y a   
important one. “Wei
I
o°“"° '° have just so much energy and if weI -_ _ __ _ _ _
course in 'the tire our bodies beyond a certain|
, d
00m,.e_ an Tsfx point we lessen our mental ability.,  
flu' i th d _ There is s great loss in this and no A ` ‘ Z , »
°p°° 8 “ ° 6 one should work so hard as to les e
P was a place in our ives for la n
U5 tliinkiilk ability.” To get Thi;
best resulti, from labour a man must
that the boys would not stay on the
farm. They went to the city. Now
the city denianded far more food that;
there was not so much produced.I
were really no dearer now than the
su_mers were more numerous in pro-
y . oped
t°_ eh enormonstrxteni. 'rnen we had
U10 Bile!! lltup 011| along our shores#
and buh and rivers for summer re-_
lldelideh. No place in Canada had
such opportunities alongthis line.
In order that we should make the
most of our opportunities we must
broaden out our ideas. we' must be
Prepared to adopt all the advanced'
meanrof transit. We wanted our
yeililz people to hare all the advan-
tages of cities, the best schools, the
best roadsj' and the best _ oppol-sung.
ties for fbcrsatfon and enjoyment.
We wanted telephone communication
mneh more perfect than -it was at
.Ahnnnse sv rnor. Ross.
the Secretary of
I-lei
' (Canadian Press.)
NEW YORK, Jan. 5-The task pf
setting up the new machinery which
will put in motion the new (banking
system of the country wha taken up
here today by the federal reserve or-
ganization committee, consisting of
Secretary McAd0o, of the Treasury
Department, and Secretary Houston
of the Department of Agriculture. (ln
this committee under the new law,
develops the new law mapping' out.
the regional reserve districts and
locating a bank for each. To aid in
reaching a _decision the _dommittee to-
day_bega'n a series of 'hdarin s which;
_willcohtinue three days-_'in Ngew Yorkf
and subsequently in other iimportant
financial centers of the country. It
'quickly developed 'that the coinmiteee
bade difficult `t-ask on its hands, as
it will probably h'e` impossible for
New York and therest o_'f the coun-
try. Frank A. VanderlIp,.President of
the National Cit _Bhnk saidihe
thought the `con'unit¥,ee would find it
impossible to wlork out na plan ' to
meet all requirements,
i.P.snimhA
  ninn uni
_--
(Canadlan Press.)
MONTREAL, Jan. 5-The Cainadlan
Pacific steamship service between
Trieste and Naples and the Mediter-
ranean is at an end, according to a
statement made by one of the offi-
cials of the company here today.
Cutting oil the service due to ai-
leged persecution the company claims
to have endured from Austria and
Italy. The final action which caused
the drastic step was the holding up
by the Italian Government at Naples
for two days of the steamer Ruth-
enila. The charge made was that she
contravened the immigration laws of
the country. It is recalled that the
Trlola sailed for Trieste and Naples
from St. John last Saturday. On her
return to Canadian waters she wins
sent to Liverpool. The same is true
of the Ruthenia which is now berthed
Again. the quality of the products ii-iel of Hans' `séinni<ii“is' to eeginf
was; much better. Perhaps our eggs Jigugry 12_ I  » V :
were before. Every egg they goE _ _
now was good. Before, they did not   '
know just what they were getting. _ -- _ _ = .1 l. _
Prices were higher because the con-
 ] _ ._.
(Canadian Press)
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(vauadibp Press.) '
NIIIW YORK Jany, 5-The second
_ rv.-.~
  ' Misiiiii iiiiciilsi
portion to the producers, but on the  __ __ _` _ ;_ `
other hand, the quality of the pro-  _  ‘ ‘ C
duce was much imuroved ss-~i____. _ -`
For many years we were discour- Att 9' °p°°i“‘1°°mm““i°“ti°“ °f Bt' Azity during the present year of the
aged because we were oin dee er J° ""5 ‘md vi°t‘_’ri” _L°dg°° A' F' G
in debt all the time. Ingonegwaypor & A' M; lu" nighit' tum gmctags B133
another we had drifted liner $2,000.- '°" 1” ;'°’°D ";.“H° t Y _iw
°°»~   We ei  A me “.‘“.': i‘.°°°‘~.. '-. i r'.§“' ss...
'where we were beginning to pay oil ;“,i5iBn Gore ' ‘B eo- '
't‘h° mm°1p°l' 'w° We" “°W 1°' tm Ashert musical programme follow-'
,ggstt mam °n “ basis of 5°lv°”°Y'_ ed, consisting ofi the followln-g:-
s could encourage every farmeé quartet' B,.o,,_ wanna,-’ Murley’ Mg.
and fum" B 9°” °“ Pun” Ed"“" Innisf‘and'Saunders. Reading by Bro.
Island. Again, we were developing H; B,thune_ solo by Bm, p_ L_ Mc.
the resources of our province. For hmm Reading by gl-°_,M,',`1°|-w¢§;gg_
°”°'  °V't°1` i“d“5t"7 Www 5° °| Refreshments were then served,_and
great value to the province bsforej ahh", speeches by prominent msn-bsrg
many years. There was no need for' of 1-,hs Fraternity brought to s close'
him so mention the rex industry' ded d l sent e in-»
which, as the knew had devel M E 1"!-'ly “ten an P ea 0
rnuliidltion.
following are the oilicers:-
~- ST. JOHN'S NO. 1.
.Jumor Warden, L. Winchester.
'3*l-etary, D. A. McKinnon. '
fligguurar, S. W. Crahrbs. _ ed with considerable detail the lm was wrong The msn who was gui
lain, Geo. W. Wakeford. P
0|- Dggsgn, T1 E. McNl.\ILt¢
' or Steward, Winchester. °
'hiior Steward, Geo. DeBlois. H
gm* Guard, Walter Lentil. _
toil. was
_memorial
ada,
could
t .
(Canadian Press.)`_
BTRASSBURG, Za-born, Jan. 5-
The little garrison in the town of
Alsace narrowly escaped widespread
carnage on November 28, according
to the testimony of Col. Von Renter,
Commander ofthe 99th German In-
fantry Regiment. The Colonel is
charged, together with Lieutenant
Schand with various offenses against
the law.
0n_the witness stand Col. Reuter
stated he had fully made up his mind
to order the troops to open fire if
necessary to restore order. He .per-
sonally accompanied Lieutengnt
Sehand when the troops were cieericyr
the square to give the order to- fire
if necessary not wanting the respon-
sibility to_rest on so young an offi-
cer, Addressing the court, the Colonel
said “I am_ convinced the Government
is allowing the reins to drag on the
earth." He seemed under the impres-
slon'that he was supreme arbitrator
of Zaborn. '
V yi-p1\,on-it
HHMMIIHT
  HAS ESEAPEI]
(Canadian Press)
BINGI-IAM, Utah, Jan. 5.-The ru-
STUIIENT IIIILUIITEERS
‘ (Canadian Press.)
CHICAGO, Ills., J an. 5-A meeting
of the executive of the American
Federation of Labor at which the
copper strike in Michigan will be con-
sidered, will be called by Samuel
Gompers. Presldentof the organiza-
tion. This is learned from Charles My
MOYGF, President of the Western Fed-
aration of zliglers, whoi is :gre today.
e was as e concern ng e rumors
of an attempt made to call a 'nation-
wide strike in sympathy with the
Michigan, and Colorado mines. Re-
plying he said any such demand must
be made by the American Federation
of Labor. If such a thing were con-
sidered it would be by that body.
Moyer said there was considerable
pressure exerted _that such demand ble
made. He will confer tomorrow_‘ Wit
leaders of the Federation and mem-
bers of the executive board to deter-
mine wnether to take further action
or not. Mr. Densmore is unable to
negotiate a peace plan and the Gov-
ernment of Michigan is about to in-
stitute a Personal investigation.
SIIMMEII WEATHER
I   III MIIUSEIIW
mor spread rapidly to-day that Ralphi ` '°*""
Lopez was not only heard in the Utah (Canadian Presm
Apex mine but thgt he has just es- M00gE,JAW_ Jam 5___A new re.
Ceped a P0898- H0W9‘7°i` it is Iieuev' cord was madethis morning which
ed he eB°iil3!Hd Weekfi B20- They me provided rather a unique sight for
HOW Searching for the guilirfi-ilil ilu January when street-sprinklers and
Over I-Ile StBt€B- sweepers were seen at work on the
principal streets with the tempera-
ture at fifty. A -
   ._     iiiinim ui
No Demonstration
8 _
(Canadian 'Press). ‘
KANSAS CI'1`fI\',Jan.5.--The Student
_Volunteer Convention for Foreign
Missionaries that has been in session
here since Wednesday lust ended to-
night.
i'l‘be final session was a contrast to
the first session when five thousand
delegates full of spirit and their col-
leagues gave lusty yells when in
places but tonight thostudents pas-
sed out silent. John R-. Mott, chair-
man of the convention does not be-
lieve in applause and ' owing to his
orders no applause was given during
the convention. “___
AGED- LADY DEAD
l__-»_-ii :- _,I »~=:_-i
_ (Canadian Press) ,
ESTEVAN, Jann 5-Mrs. Archie;
Klyne is dead at the nge of 108.;
Her husband survives. ' ' ~ y
iiininii
A
1.-
f (Canadian Press)
0-TTAWA, Jan. 5.-At a meeting in
Ottawa of the General. Ministerial
Association the following resolution
read by Rev. C. R. MacFail, pastor
of the French Baptist Church, was
carried:
"Whereas it has been brought to
our notice by some _ paetors_ in our
Ministerial Association that during
the past year couples who were legal-r
ly married according to the laws of
the province have been disturbed and
greatly annoyed by visits from Ro-
to n_ake them believe they were no
legally married, resolutions wer
the unjust inference of the Roma
true citiaens of Canada 'to continu
" _have he _ special favors. the _ste
In  mst he. supreme in this ihetter. -
The Roman Catholic clergy art give
distinctly io understand elisc in
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PHPPRPPI“PTPiihiiniii _ 
The first meeting of the General
olden Jubilee of the conception of The openin eét '
v a us t in the Baptist Ohurcn
over a large attendance, which com- meeting was very resting, T
prised the Hon. J. A. Mathieson, ,R¢v_ Z_ L_ gash pmdgd and with
Premier, Hon. Murdoch McKinnon, him 0;, the p1a¢_f0,-m_ W," uw Rev* _
Commissioner of Agriculture. His J. Heaney, T. Bell, T. M, pin;-¢h¢,|_1_
air-ship Mayor Lyons, Dr. A. A. Mc- J. F. Floyd, G. o. Tslylgr and 'r_ W.
lan, Major Bartlett, Messrs. F R Murphy. Each of t em took some
e dou le mor
For two hours the meeting discuss standard of virtue and docigggd th
I
w
ortant questions of the time and of a ein was no better than the _
vegan Deacon, O. B. Drew. ' form of the celebration, upon which mn who sinned The pl-diss”
Hearts, James Paton, A. B. Warbllr port in the service.
inn, A. A. Leinrgey, W. H. Aitken, ~ 'ree principal speaker for the evm-
E. T. H1329. P- POPE. D- 0'M- Red- ing was the Rev. Mr. Marshall, who
din and A. Newbery, the Provincial gave a very timely and stirring
Secretary. ' 'dress on "Thanksgiving and _Hum
On the motion of Mr. Hearts, se- ation." He todched upon gums vi
conded by Mr. Warburton, Mr. C. R. questions and ‘referred to the eonste
Bmaliwood was anpointed Permanent nation that had been created in th
Secretary of the Committee, while liquor quarters iii tlrisprovince. _»
the office of Trezsurer the Dllliiig Of _hopladi " théitld evifry _Christian m
r E_ Kam _ which lay with he Prov nc a ov- _won 'up o I: oss who were tryin
g;‘\:T<?EpPI\ErTjde|Ei‘,tTI_' M, M“r1I;y_ ernment was deputed to Mr. New- to enforce the Prohibition
ad.
ere was a good deal of diversity oi Christian women of this city could
pinion, no definite conclusions being make vice among their own |53 Im-
rrived at as it was thou bt dealt- ssible' if the 'di t
._ .w. _
hery. also referred to th _ Ai.
“1 _ , ‘ . .
s _ be y  d heir diitv- _ H0
A-ble iiret to approach the Dominion referred also to the amusement ,ques-
vernment on the matter. but the tion and said that there was much
~ ` ‘ ' John Hobbs, 9° I
0
_ d H _ _ proposéi is to hold the celebration fond me enough; in this meteor,
Weasley- w;“"T“£°'m::;t;"3 1;:  1'1_A}1°::lr lTi‘cLaA)iEEl‘.° between the period from the second declared that more was paid into
g|‘%°W|.TmmPP"§[6“r ‘mn mth on. ' _ week of August and the first week of places of amusement than was p
indie, ` ’ vlo'ronlA Loose: No. z. september. ini.. nie einireiiee.
-On the motion of Mr. I-1'. Hasrard,
John MeN¢vln. the Premier and another gentleman on some live issues and was v'e
T. Wsllner. to be chosen by him, were deputed to w`ell handled. '
1* Carhonell. discuss the proposals with the Prime A number of the layman of the var-
Mfnister of Canada during Mr. Me- ious churches oi _ the city offer
tbielolfs visit to the capiteii Md All prayer during the service. It was
order to prepare the way for them a good meeting in
small committee, consisting of the spoke well for
chairman, Messrs. Pope and Warbub week of Pl-a
The
A ~» ~ -
appointed to draw up a
the Parllwlnent of Can
g as definitely ss they
ion memorial will be forward
l-le
Md
Mr'. Marshell's address touched'
ed
a
it
the
and
yer
Zion
Church _ ‘The
F
Church
____.°'_=_\i=s'r~_°°1~_*°'1°
proposals for the eeiebra- the Rev
Iam
man Catholic priests who attempted
_ 3
passed vigorously protesting ngains
Catholic priesthood and urging on alll
an agitation on ,the _marriage cues?
tion until the law is clearl defined
n cism levelled against him.
Z _ Nothing has been made public as to
‘ and Bir Christopher Cradock, admir-
onunittee appointed to take steps , .    Liam Heury_ Doveton Haggard, as
or the proper celebration. ln this ‘ . é-_ e  is 4-~‘-i
Lu- Prince Frederick William appears to*
tal have again taken a position in oppo-
r. sition to the Government and Emp”-’
o
H
Wiped Out Seventeen
Secure in
. (Canadian Press.)
TORONTO, Jan. 5-Returns receiv-
ed at the Dominion headquarters here
tonight show that the temperance
forces have won in fifteen new dis-
tricts, wiping out seventeen licenses.
       TEMPERANCE 
Swim   iiiiiiiuw iii our cu min suis is oNr.n1s1Ric
\  PI _ I ~ P-15 ‘ : I ' I 'il T 4 `
_- .~»-~~ ,ll_________` ______ __
Licenses. Loeul Optiogn
Sustained in Ill Repeal Contests. _Now
I9 Places.
,...__..._m__.... ..._
In nineteen places which required s,
three-fifths majority -they are now sc-
cured in five there was a straight ma-
jority agailist local option. In all the
fourteen repeal contests local option
was sustained.
IIIIIIIIISHEII III
TAEIIMA STRIKE
(Canadian Press)
TACOMA, Jan. 5.-Blood was shed
to-day in the worst iight of the Ta-
coma smelter strike. Sticks and
stones dew, clubs were wielded and a
number of men's heads were cracked.
'Three strikers were arrested. Fifty
armed deputy sheritfs and the town
marshall of Ruston were escorting a
number of workmen from the plant
which closed because of the strike.
The strikers, including women and
girls lined the way taunting the men
and soon a free iight began which
was finally quelled. Shots were ex-
changed last night between the strik-
ers who barricaded the house of the
sharpshooters and the acting deputy
sheriils.
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BRITISH MINISTER
  LEAVES MEXIIIII
.is-
- (Canadian Press) '
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.--News
forthcoming of the transfer of Sir
Lionel Carden from Mexico City was
received with mild surprise in official
diplomatic circles here. There are
no official expressions from adminis-
tration sources. President Wilson
and Secretary Bryan are both away. i
__.__.»,~.___
(Canadian Press)
LOINDON, Jan. 5.--Officials of the
foreign office are not prepared this
evening to discuss Sir Lionel Car-
`ilen’_s transfer from Mexico City..They`\
are considerably surprised that the
intention of this action by the Gov-
ernment had leaked out. It is gener-
ally understood the Government takef
much the same view as the public
'that thc minister was not entirely
discreet in handling the situation in
Mexico, although the Government
'does not believe he has done any-
“ thing to iustify the very severe criti-
t
any dillerence between the American
naval' authorities in Mexico waters
al commanding the British warships
‘ there. It is understood Charles Mur-
ray: Marling _will take the post in
Mexico City succepding Carden.
Carden, it is believed, will go to
England before succeeding Sir Wil-
Minister to Brasil statlohed in Rio
Db Jsniero. _ ‘-
-n----__._~_._._,
g in of th W k ' ‘ _ ` ’ `
Confederation, was held in the As- Prayer. in Qilgnuttitown °w“°°h;g
semibl Room last night. l st i h ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ ; __ _ _
_ The I-lon. Justice I-Iaszard presided There was a good attsndnnggjqd  ‘ _ _ . 4 '
A  ' _ " __ ~ P _ A ' ~ - :_ .' _.
_ln
Now In Opposition'
I
*__
(Canadian Press).
BERLIN, Jan. _ 5.-- Tue Crown
e r, this time in connection with the
e Z . ~
abern Affair Rumors in circula
an tion sometime say the Crown Prince
5 sent a telegram to Col. Von Renter.
Hg Commander of 99th Regiment com-
sl mending the Colonel's stand in the
is trouble between the soldiers and
1;’ towns people. _Intimates of the
Q- Crown Prince do not deny the re-
ng port.
PREMIER WIIITIIEY ILL
(Canadian Press)
` NEW YORK, Jan. 5-The condi-
tion of Premier Whitney this morn-
\\P‘ ing is unchanged. The sl’°°\B\ilf»
FY says his condition is serious but _not
critical . -
lrcismunr ovens
' (Canadian Press)
_ . WINNIPEG, Jan. 5-The Manitoba
uw Tpuker' Legislature will re-open this sleulng “tuna” to' R.”
s-e-_-_-A--_-in-e ’
i-limes ummm emo su-not in ce"
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TREII PERKINS IIP
Tl] SUPREME UUIIRT
(Special to The Guardian.)
MONCTON, Jan. 5._-Fred Perkins,
the I. C. R. brakemnn who was ar-
rested in December charged with
stealing while in transit on the D00-
ple’s railway in company with War-
ren Beaumont and Leonard Hannan.
was this afternoon sent up for trial
by Judge C. A. Bteeves. He was re-
leased on $ '
2,Q00_ball.
H£Avil9Ssis
By Sunduy’s Storm _
(Canadian Press)
NEW YORK, Jan. 5--'l‘he loss on
tllo coast at sum-mer resorts and
fishing villages by nurrlcauc cn Sat-
urday and Sunday is placed at $2,-
000,000, _
Six coal barges were sunk ol! stat-
en Island. The Steamer Oklahoma
is in trouble off Sandy Hook_and_ it
is believed 22 of her crew perished.
Eight were saved by thei_s`te`h_l¥ler Ba-
varia. A wirelsss report makes no
mention of rest of her crew of 30.
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FAMOUS PAIIITIN6 TDIIE
(Canadian Press)
ROME, Jan. '5--Rubens painting
the "Adoration of the Magii” has
been stolen from the Alpine church
near Susa.
MAIIY LIIIES LOST
1-ibn ‘ ' .` '
(Canadian Press)
TORONTO, Jan. 5-During the
year 1913 losses to vessels-on the
Great Lakes totalled six millions
254 lives were lost.
ASTIIIH MIIIISTE-II
` (Canadianl Press.)
OTTAWA, January »5-Hon. Geo.
H. Perley, home from England,
denies _thnt he went to discuss the
naval policy with the- Admiralty.
While Mr. Foster-is_ raway he will
act.as»Minister of Trade and Com-
merce. _ »
Lunsss ussrls Pinus
(Canadian Press.)
TORONTO; Uday. _'_ U--irrhe 'ist-ions
iilnessof Sfir -James Whltney.~ha|~ap-
set plans for cs.lllng~ihb lgfisldturg.
No political leffectgi boc__a\|s:of thc
removaloftls bt e‘If "
will be _felt outside 
is s tower of strength tothe Collet*-~
votive party. Speculation ss_.`tci A
probable successor are already. rife.
I-Ion. W. J. Hanna, I-l'ovn.".Kdam Beck
and Hon. W. P. ljearst are_nfu'1l¢,d.
COIIIIU EVENTS. _
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One cert nor wordssch insertion is
this column. Cash. must accompany
omg. Minimum charge twenty,-live
Cell .
"Having accepted s position with
the well-known ilrm _of Finnell and
Chandler, I will have the plskdre of
calling on you in a ‘few days with a
full line of samples. ~ Kindly reserve
your orders till I call. iw. Gi. `DI8¢
TANT. ` 800-8-1-lit.
“Court Little River No. INT
and Court. Bonsbaw Ns..9M Ona#
adian Order of Fowlteri. _Will llllt
and_hold their regular lleltillflr ho-
morrow, Wedneldly evedQ,._-Aviv!
member is requested to lttenlli U10
_ _-Q-9_0 I' '_.\‘ »
“Meeting of I. Central
Seed Fair
terested Will be
Building Friday,
menelni at 11
body welcome.
revised and other
’ President.
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