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°'°""' 7" °°°'°' CHARLOTTETOWN  WEDNESDAY MAY 7 1930 10 |.’AG% ` |§":'su'°cs»u¢‘""'°“s'fs's°\ii"ef'1'f ii.'io°.°
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Texas
Wind Storms,
and Rain Re.
ported In Many Oth-
¢;~ Sections of States.
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(Canadian Press)
Texas., May 6.--At least
persons were believed killed
today in tomado which struck
,..., centering in the central part
‘the stale around Waco and ex-
ding as far south as San Antonio.
ll wind storms. hall and rain;
e reported from many other sec-
of the State.
ine ._/ersey Herd
Goes To Ontario
_-._
NDON. MIY 0-A despatch
the Isle of Jersey states the
e industry of the _island has rg-
ved a severe shock in the an-
cement that John'Peree, Jer-
foremost breeder. has sold his
consisting of about 100 head
Sty breeders rsssad it as
of s. calamity that the
Wednesday. July 16th
Benefit Tea Party at Rollo Bay.
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28th, 21th and 28th,
Church Hall.
r..t 4 days of every week
“dips and crushing. Lsss two
°°Wil1l» 3572-5-5-Ii.
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the Bih. at s.so p. m
t° i-11° Pity in Emerald
Ffidiv nicht, may nn. nsnce
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“if” not tonne: drums an
Midnightkurder in Trac
Friday May ilth Ladies
3502 8-I Il
Hieiervfpieue attend Annunc
in Hartaville Ball, May,'l0th
'Ti o'clock p. in. By order of
DID: `Nii!l'iolli‘ln.‘ Secretary
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Peter: nrnmltis emit will
the touchiniylrlslz Drama-
Msvom-neen"`~ in 'Moreil
evening, Moy oth. Good
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s son. or amnniss. onnns.. . ., f  .
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should be allowed to leave they  was' 
tural Department.
(Special to the Guardian) _
wnmson. may s.-rho, crop sit-
uation in this district was never bet-
ter than it is today, _is the re-
port issued by _s. S, Btrath. district
representative of the Ontario Depart-
ment of Agriculture. 'I‘he farmer is
Mm,_ V age is good and lots of cattle on
em” River' vm hi h is unusual for this
pasture. __w c
time cf year. There will be an in-
crease in the sugar beet alcreale this
year. Last year Essex County had
3”5'5'7 away ahead cf last year. Pa`stlar-
Kfl
Broadcast. Rev. Ewen*
Wm dmv" ‘B mmm" |i0,000 acres and this year there wit:
F. C. Y., Charlottetown on M ‘mm mom W 13900 mr"
beets. The hay situation is not so fav-
3-002-li. orablc because' of the lack 01 m°W
idul-ing the winter. Winter rye and
I I Come to concert and 'when we” Mm hm-¢,, but sp,-ing
in new hall Thursday l bein sown and this Wm
at , . ' crops are g
h Pmmds w°m°";,,!;';,'tft,'f§1'inifset ins loss almost entirely
'Trainmen Show
ll' THOMAS Ont Ha! O-A
spirit of "live and let live' has been
'Dnmatic Club presents Exampleta 
free. ' ' '_ 1 . _T .V i . ..
Ce interested in Ham- Vsdopted by the passenlerc. en8il\¢€fS
and firemel-lL on the main line of the
michigan centrsl hsilissy. rnsv
from 4,800 to 4,600 in order to pro-
vias'
 the.:,oti-lsr: deblrlmfnie °f
of the trainrnen. ’
Gets*Five Years
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4 icsnsdian rreeel -
1080100; elle! 0.-George
Stephenson trustee in bankru
.who last pleaded guilty in
polldl eleven oberlti
breach ltltiiil ls
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nsvs.rsen¢ea ._the.ii_ monthly rf~‘l=“l° `
for four more crews. It lsr
the M. c; lv.. will fellow the example `
Coming
(Canadia
suggested that he and Mr.
brought to an orderly and
OTTAWA, May 6-Premier Mackenzie Klngjfljyg
nounced this afternoon in the House of'C_orrl 
that a general election would be brought ol1rigQs"
summer at the earliest possible moment. Mn 
arrange that the business of the session eh'o,ui`ci,1bs
Sumlneit
n Pressl- - ' 
Bennett should meet-_ 
speedy conclusion. '
merce Addre
In the lucid, energetic and des-
criptive style typical of his now
famous address delivered last week
in Washington before the American
Chamber of Commerce, Colonel J.
H. Woods, Calgary. President of the
Canadian Chamber of *Commerce
outlined to a large body of business
men from the Charlottetown and oth
er fiscal Boards of Trade at a luncli~
eon given in his honor at the Queen
Hotel last evening, the history. work
and aims of the great nation wide
organization which he lialvasents.
and painted in vivid language the
vast potential wealth of Canada, its
great developments of the past and
its marvelous pmssibllitles for the
future.
Accompanying Col. Woods was Mr.
W. Moll. Clarke, Secretary of the
Canadian Chamber of Commerce.
Mr. J. P. Crockett, president of
the Charlottetown Board of Trade.
who presided at the luncheon intro-
duced Mr. Clark and Col. Woods.
first calling attention ie the bereave-
ment oi' Mr. S. A. McDonald. an ac-
tive member of the Charlottetown
Board of Trade. president of tl'.e As-
sociated Boards. and vice-president
of the Canadian Chamber of Com-
merce inthe loss of his son and
called for a few momant's silence in re-
spect of s fellow member‘s-grief.
Prefaclng Col. Woods' address. Mr.
Clark outlined briefly the work of
the former durlna the last ten days
duriill' which he proceeded from
Toronto to Washington where he de-
livered his memorable address. and
then your-new tnrouah ins Marit-
ime Provinces visiting various DoarM.
of Trade. 'Since his election -ie the
pras'dency of the Canadian body last
year at the oonventianinCtl¥lr¥.Col.
Woods. Mr. Clark stated, had cross-
ed Csnpds tiu-ce timis visiting every
.province in tlie Dornibiili. Ind il
to head the Canadian reivfblentativ-
es. eighty six in number at the oom-
ing can-vention of the British lm-
piss Uhambt of Commerce to be hold
in Edinburg this summer.
rnpintroducina Col. Woods.
Crockett added that the

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V   ’Repre'  Menus vides and othelggistinguished per-
.sentative of Agricul. ‘ . V onus.. 'ny‘nnnn. on snsnnsn
‘ will - concluded with “Were You There
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ssed Large Body
Of Business Men at Luncheon;  .ss sl.
_ilpllfv boys and girls from the United
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_ Prior io his rnsin- scares: on.
iwoods joined in the tribute paid to
MI. S. A1 MtD0lllld, who he stltdd,
is nslo in nigh orgasm by the om-
sciss onsnlssr-'sr csmniefee. with
reference to the recent meeting of
ins snnricsn may ool. wands re-
marked on the extreme cordlalilii
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Exhibit
Selected
,Thirty Birds H-ave
Been Selected For
Poultry Conxrress To
Be Held In London,
Eng. _
Hens to mnipcse the Prince M.
ward Island Exhibit- at the World's
FUI-Hifi' Congress, which is to be held
next July in London, England. have
been selected by Mr F M Nag, gg
DC-ls. who has been elected pres! -~ - - - »
1 the Dominion Department of Agri.
ReV1eWS Oli] eCtS5* :nf.::°.:.°:::..'1f.1r;:.'::“.:l':i‘
on rr. is sinned, opposition    it 
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'mum cm ' ,_ » Min. MacDonald
Col. J. H. Woods, President' Oi ' i ._
Canadian Chamber Of Com-
inolmoei. any e.-'rue reception
Nom of No. 10 Downing Street ae-
lcundsd yesterday to the voices of 40
lt'sh`e._» _members of the Hampton
Choir. who were guests of Prime Illin-
lm. A M " ' '
_,» ‘_.  b Qallhb Ufuinf
1   _ceed_tiu_suel.rsusn
chancellor.  Bchober, several
il'ICI\'il\¢l’5 C1 the Ulblllat with thtii'
When They Cruclfied My Lord?" and
then were entertained at tea.
Today the choir will give its first
Public concert at Queen‘e Hell and
culture. The exhibit is to be for-
warded by the Provincial Department
of Agriculture, M.r. Nash being gp-
pointed to select the birds to be ex-
hibiied. These thirty in number
seiected _from registered birds and
from R.. O. P. and Standard Bred
311645. will be sent on June loth, to
Ottawa, where they will be assembl-
ed for shipment to London.
.From the R. O. P. Brcedl. Mrs.
Fred McLaren. North River, will
send a trio. Under registration. a
trio of White Lsghoma and a trio
of Barred Plymouth Blocks will be
sent from the Dominion Brperimen-
tcl Station, a trio of Barred Ply-
mouth Rocks by Mrs. Heber McPbail,
Clyde River. ind another by Mrs. B.
3~ Rihiletbn. K_enaipgten._ 
Sll~ndyd‘lred. s trio of 
"1 ii 
Jflhh Mtlnnix. s trio of Brown Leg-
horns from the Bose Valley i’oultry
Yards. e. trio of Rhode Island Reds
and a trio of single comb Black Min-
<?l'°!-! by Mr. W. J- Cudmore, Char-
lottetown, and a trio of White Rocks
by Mr. Bruce Pound. City.
hey. lfier Dleeinx a wreath at the
memorial te David Livingstone, who
Sunday will sing in Westminster An.
explored Africa.
2‘;§.i.‘.°*`?J.3..Z‘1‘¥2$ZL;".’L'5‘...Z“‘s€“.d2 Widespread Disorder
33'! f$’l`f'»5`5°»5~~?»'-'31 k-Tm e ,».iFol1oWs Gandhi Arrest
Ohimber in rboellrlnl hid, ldd.\'\U. At
the final banquet the Canadan mem- \ ____
bers were. highly honored .Fresent
were 300 delegates of the largest
lossy or its una onine mics 'rss
. osniiinuse mm Pass 1'
Mayor Of Three
‘Rivers vUns:geat4/ed
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(Canadian Prslsl V
e ceo on . _
Mayor of Three Rivera on .February
l, v/is today voided by Mr. Justice
a margin of ten Yo!eti_,1‘iie decision
of the Court today means a Mayoral
election will be held' ‘here witninn
tnmy osys. The defendant will psy
costs. The petltim ie unseat the
Chief Magistrate was based on alleg-
ed, lrrblulafitih in the elections of
lbbrillwh Theeasabaabeenbe-
fore the courts since hbrusry 20.
during which' tiaas the layer has
abstained from sieendins meetings of
the  Council.
3. Hia. confession of Judgment today
follows-an unsuccessful n-love of Ds-
`ianoc. 0c_uns'sl yesterday ,tc have the
.cast put off ith forb days after pro-
 ef_ .tba
meat; holding
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POONA. India, May 6.--Widespread
disordsn with two persons killed and
on to looryounced. today :snowed
Gandhiaalvelt. While the veteran
Natlonalisii .1 leader sat behind the
some window or ins cell in ver-oar.
l1l'il°b. calmly, and lndustriously
spinning cotton on his miniature
Chart( emblem of the National
movement, trouble occurred in many
parts Q the peninsula
'1'aea_'gsst serious trouble toosy broke
. 6,
out at Delhi. where police fired on
rioters and killed two of them, after
a riot act, prohibiting the assembly
of more than five persons, had been
promulgated. At Calcutta. fifteen
Nationsllsts were injured in a clash
with the police. when they attempt-
ed to intervdpt railway service be-
tween Calcutta and Tekal Chat. A
mob estimated at 5,000 took part in
the disturbance, many of them lying
on the tracks is hold up trauma
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Mmhnd’ wh" "‘°`u”°& °°“f°“° when a Government swaps horses in mid-stream it leaves
2 ”;;"“'°°d";".h° ‘°"t°_“$°“;: its |\ paper supporters high and dry. The local_l;iberal or-
Bemz wJ'°M“:°f“°"  b ' gan’a_ `ob.,of exirlcating itself will be a difficult one, as may
»  Y be j` ` d from the following effusion:
TRI PATRIOT
GQIIO ill WC tlllty Dil bllulr WOULD LEND TO TH INSIS'
"WAND THAT OLEOMAKGAKINE HE SOLD IN CANADA
\| ligeéltiflllitddl AND THIS VVOULD PROVE MOST INJUR-
IW.  DIMAND AND CONSUMPTION OF CREAMIIYV
BUTT!! wgh a consequent lowering of price as It has dons in the
the fallacy of high protection as s panacea
tsnced than that experienced by the farmers
the highest protecting tariff wail ever raised
tseuly clamoring for national cash contributions
heir snfplns products and who are praying con-
II1' PAITIIAN, anxious only FOI. ‘l'll~
POLITICAL PAIIY. would consider clung-
wbteh Canada is so satisfactorily developing
TIIKNG GUVIINMEKT
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017161610 Advises Govt. General Election Elected Pres. g I S l C1 tl Cl Died As as
sIsAnnoun cedFor`
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Chief Charles Big Canoe, aged
Chippewa Indian, and one-time chief
of Georgian Island Reservation, who
,diedatageofmon-lilayl.
Cobb Is_
in-'l€,Cl'e¢l
iCan`adia.n Prsssl _
ocean/sziveioandidais in the west
Fulham by-election. ~.was elected
member of the House of Commons
today. Ho had a majority of 300
over J. W. Banfeld, labor candidate.
The vote was: Cobb, 10,233, and Ban-
field, 15,983. This means the Con-
servatives have wresfed a seat from
Labor.
Great Britain
returns Weihaiwei
To The Chinese
iCanadla.n Press)
.loffre
Very Ill
fn Iiarisi
Grand Old Man of
-France In Weakened
Condition.
' (Canadian Press)
PARIS. May fi.-The serious illness
of Marshal Joffre, who returned from
southern France a. week ago. was
made known tonight. The celebrat-
ed Marshal of F1-ance, who is '78
yeas. ole, nsc to be assisted from
a train to his automobile when he
arrived and gave strictlorders that
no information be issued of his Where
shouts, His weakness was marked
and it was evident that he had aged
greatly during his absence.
Field Marshal Joseph Jacques Ces-
aire Joffre was born January 12. 1852
at Riveaaltes. in sight of the snowy
Pyrenees, third of s. family of eleven.
I-fe had no military ancesi/ers. In
the Great War he was regarded ae
one of the worlds foremost strat-
eglltl.
Awarded Colonial'
Auxiliary Forces
Long.ServiceMedal
(Canadian Press)
O'!.'1'AWA. Crit., May c.-The tol-
lowing Maritime members of the non-
peunanent active militia have been
awarded the Colonial Auxiliary For-
ces Long Service Medal. Charlotte-
fnwn, P. E. I., Captain W. H. Worth,
Sixth Divisional Signals G. C. of B;
Cspssin R, H. Duvar, Regimental
Quartermaster sergeant, M. Lee and
Quartermaster Sergeant D. F. Gal-
lant, Prince Edward Island Light
Horse; and Company Sgt.. Major 8.
W. Steele, Prince Edward Island
Highlanders.
The Weather, etc’
SHANGHAI, May 6.--Text of the
agreement returning Weithawei to
cmlns by crest nrltsln 'ss signed on
April 18. was made public today. By
its terrns the Birtlsh garrison will
bc withdrawn within a month of en-
forcement of the convention. Other
provlsions ara all lands and buildings
belon,g1.\13 to Great Britain shall be
presented t0 the National Govem-
ment of China and all works and
purchases shall be handed over with-
out compensation, The Chefoo Wci-
haiwel cable hospitals, lands and
buildings at Port Edward and New
Chuantmg -shall be handed over
free of charge. after which China a-
grees fo maintain so far as possible
existing regulations, including taxes
and policing. A11 land titles held by
foreigners will be exchanged for
Chinese deeds of perpetual lease.
Great `Brita'in's ships. from April to
October inclusive are accorded cer-
tain rights fe be renewable yearly.
The convention must be ratified be-
fore Ociebor 1 and enforced from
the date ratiflcationa are exchanged
at Nsnking.
Hiking To V
Vancouver
(Canadian Pf0ll
M'CN'f'h.lAL. May 0.-with a
knapnaei: on her back, Hon. Kalssrna
hsvelyan. daughter of Il-ight Bon.
Sir Charles Phillips Trsvelyan. itin-
ister of lducation in the British
Government. has arrived in Ilon-
trecl aboard the Cunardn' Alsiml.
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this afternoon at 5.50._
sun sets this evening at 7.13 md
rises tomorrow morning at 4.30.
Pull moon Monday. May 12, Lil
p. ln.
Sun-lmcrside tide eighteen minutes
later than Charlottetown.
lhltcui-o!Canadaufai-nests;
the Rockies. sna intends ir possible
*O lst through to vancouver. no
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