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EX REMIST   -IN 101.4 WARNE _
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,WRECKA cs: or   MISSING 1_~71Lso1v PLANE Fo UND
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l' 3 i E ii Yi Four Men Drofwynedr-#Heroic Struggle _For Life
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» f __ ° » ‘ » i ° Armed Robbers
  Qpenmg Aclclress of ,_The Qonferenie S T 0 R M 0 N _ GetAway
1.
Cafoe Last November
- lane Found' Near
Coast of Siberia.
(Canadian Press)
SEATTLE, Wash. Jan. 26.4011
an island of ice on a lagoon, near
the coast of Siberia, D0 miles
east of North Cape, two fliers
yesterday founil the scattered
wreckage ol the airplane of Carl
Ben Eilson and his mechanic,
Karl Iiowland, missing since No-
vember 9. _
PLANE STREWN OVER WIDE
AB-EA
wiiir iis osbin split wide the wreeir-_
of the plane was strewn over
(Continued on Pose 3) I
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"Whist at St. Joseph's Sodality
Wednesday night at 8 o'eloci¢.
prizes. 1303
"Mt Stewart, Wednesday special
Western. 1268-1-24-3i
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"Maple Leafs vs Ciranltes, High-
itlnk tonight. Skate after match
1812
"Hockey at Milton tonight, New
r Inlporiols vs Milton Horn;
131
'unloading .union Nut cosi st
Jon. 2'lth and 28th. Cyrus
1801-1-27-li
"Grand Ball at Labour Union Hall
W _ _
ei the
will
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Scotch
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. "4
dehvlrringuthevo-ndrilng dddross' of his Five Power Navel Conierence in wnuuu mrs.. no e.-........- .. _opo
that some agreement 'on naval limitations would be reached and ever! P05851” ¥“¢=S\lf¢ 5° ifiiwll 40 PN"
vent umm” “hun” such as th, wo,-rd war. As the King spoke into the microphone the 'whole world |
listened ia his words. lt was the first time the monarch had sP°k°“ “W5 "° his P°°Pl°~ on “‘° I‘E'T"m” b”
secri standing Prernler Bllllily MIC Ulmlid- , __. _ _ , _ _. ,___ A
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Hon.  D. Euler Supports  
 °“33`°i°'y f°°"”“"? Conservative Policy WFRESENTS awp
erve February 12th Social
Msrsmieid nail. w. M. s. I ~____,
onuron. ' _ izao-1-25-oi. _
_.___ --------------*\Siiys Producers Have A
"B“Y'“U H°\15-Sl“’°P “iid I-"“'“" ‘ Right '_l`o Be Protected
Kensington every Thursday iore_- | .
Aiden Mme - ~ ’ . In Then' Own Market.
9342-10-21-Montuestf. _ -#
(Canadian Press)
'A meeting of citizens will be hole ‘ ._ \
Lobour Union Hall on Monday BRANTFORD, Ont., gan. 25-I
JBHUBYY 2701 It 'L30 P- M~ A p , am not a tree trader, nor do I think
°“ °**i° '°=°°°"- °°““°“' that free trode eouiri be the practice
and civic csndidates1;iécg_i_l':;§f_‘_f»:- in Canada today, declared Hon. W.
' , _ in. suior, minisier ~o1 tue-‘Nutionrii
A meeting of the Progress Egg ' _ .Revenue st a Liberal banquethere
No. 64, will be held in New ’ ____ last night. Free trade ls all right in
“HU fm MOHGBY Gvclliilt. ‘ _ _ thebrdinsry if other countries dldi
be pig"-JV* ;°é;f1“e'; s';c",;"“" R09lffellel° Piresents not erect impossible term- wsiio
'  ' '  Di' "1 ° S- T" S°°*€“ :::‘;“:.i“:.':‘..‘.::: i:;:.‘;°:°.;::.:;
"5" f-119 _Cvrhwilll Community ~Com?dlan For H18 which ls,exc1uded'fro'm the markets
_ “nd Q" °“°'|"`m°d maneled Famliy, But  _Are of another country the tariff mayl
“ ‘ u”`mm3~F°m° °f h°°k°Y», D d » legitimately be used in s`teasonab1e
no “W6 »M°'\d\\¥- 1815 °"i;‘» ' ea '. ' my to protect the ripiis or me ood-
m"_};i,L'T“ n° h°“r‘1°;;_;‘_§,.fd] V _ ----*_ _ sumera and also for protecting th:
‘ ___ “ ` (Cansdlui Pross)= _ industries of that country, so tha
Two' hours 'continuous laughing. DAYTCNA BBA Hfrflo.. Jan 2B.-- these industric_s{nay have a right to
mf  grantor- Concert. penfyirnuotr ins s nun: aims from their own mor ot. 'ms 'occasion or
Mlm*  'fm T“°°d°y' fliohn D. Rnokieller, ` ku; 'I/ho i»0id"..Mr. Euler's address was a banquet
‘ “ ` 'y,irn~tiio g1i;_ms»f'Jusi it  in honor oi i.us.oi;_tsrio wnism-s_
ovmaid ruiioui. oz room." mioi. of ins mmi osbioei. ~
riexiended palm ,`_____......_...-_--..
o seoonu‘.ooin.' _-
wiir'viife."' _shoot asm .or
monaco _ ~ ,cams comscsnn
contin- ‘i *‘
four .
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or-iusii calm-'mai '
U. s. s. rt. _.no._as.-
l'l0Q,iil
wr#
i of celtic Gtlied,
princcsiof the xsl-
Nliou.-,litve been
Soviet Govern-
winem-
i iliiiiiiii Bl;liB
To Be Awarded ‘To
Player Who Is Ad-
judged Mo-st Helpful
To His Team.
O'I'I‘AWA. Jim. 26.-His Excellency
Lord Willingdon has given tangible
proc! of his interest in the Ottawa
hockey team oi’ the National Hockey
League by donating to the,Club for
annual .competition s fine silver
challenge cup. His Excellency lill-
gests the cup be awarded _to the
_player who through oooh season is ad
judged to be of the most assistance
to the team. _
Mother And Five
' Children' Burned
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to
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A wsaslisa
A'ri.AN'I‘A. Midi
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(Canadian Press)
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'Two Coastal Steamers
~Go Ashore With _Loss
of Life _ Two Sea-
meii Win Battle For
Life.
(Canadian Press)
DIGBY, N. S, Jan. 28.--Four
mcn drowned and two coastal
steamcrl stranded wal the toil
taken by s. storm on Digby Neck _
last night. The dead a.rclCapt. Ken-
nedy,  Sinclair Baker and
seamen Bed Hill and Charles
_ Kennedy. Capt Baker was dashed
` the. moks when he
swim ashore with
tsuoolisb. »¢i»¢i~,.iao,,_~,,¢x¢nee.~l
Grsc¢’?liaiakliuoo"wani . ashore
withthe Ruby L in tow from
Liverpool, N. S., to St. John.
mll and Kennedy were swept 0"
erimgnl by waves. Two seamen
who survived saved their lives by
homing fast to the H.ai\klnson's
rigging gg waves swept over the
ship.
ts.

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Most Unusual
Ce re m o ny'
ual ceremonies that ever occurred on
s sol! course. standing silent in their
golfing kit they watched the spflnli-
ilng of the ashes of their member
T. F. Halliburton under s huge
birch tree between the first and
eiglihelith fairways. Halliburton,
who at 'il was a golfing devotee een-
tlnually encountered this tree in play
ing either of these_holes and it was
his laatrequcst in his will that his
ashes be sprinkled there.
To Cooperate In
Development Of
IJIGBY. NECK W.-.iroo,ooo;
i liiii_E$ Tiill
(Canadian Press)
Sari rnsrzcrsco, csiir., nu.
£5-Two masked robbers armed
with pistols entered the Parker
Avenue home of Mrs. I-I. Camp-
bell Smith during a. party last
night, held up and robbed the-
hostess and eleven guests, all so-
cially prominent, of - several
thousand dollars in cash and
Jewels and escaped after binding
and gagging their victims with
tom bed sheets. Police said the
loot amounted to $20,000.
` _ (2)-It cuiipho-“ized Sir John Sim-
NEiiPiilYii|ENivM°-  
,_ _1 _ _ _ ~ i no of the
_,‘_ __ V   _` . ' .sitimiioixaiecstshisipdei
' iiiiempt to noe the problem or the
Indian States with every regard to
` .i4 -
., , ~ ‘ _
Domlnlgn Gqvernment (3)--It intimated the intention of
May App0|nt R0yal His Majeitys Government to con-
Commlsslon T9, Ill" rote it formulated any concliisions.
VeSfig`3t€ C0l'ldlt|0l1S» (that statement stands as I made!
WINNIPEG' Jap' 25-M“5'°” ‘md of ‘thc appreciation which I fomied
provincial government represents- lor me principal elements with
tives of Western Canada will con- wmch We an mn., V, deal md Wm.,
veiie hero on January 29th. for dis- mn knowledge that weight must ne_
cussmn °“ the unempmymem' pr°"\ceesarily attach in the considered
blem, it was announced today bi' opinion oi anyone holding my pres-
` - -- ‘ M‘”'°" ~R“‘P“ H' W°”b' P'°°“"“‘°Y|eut omoe. 1 should have felt I fou-
( guwghn png) that the conference would urge the ed in my duty _to India and Grenimg me inmmgionll ggmgfing ~~,
SURBITON.. Eng.. Jan. 36.-Golf" Dominion Government to appoint _a Britain H I had wndmd my dmepibmk eye to hmm Wim.,
m m Q” ling, in me mmm Met. Royal Commission to loci: into un- em “MCC to HL, Msjestyh Govern-
mpomm gr" hamd their “me employment conditions hroughout ,__
.. c u tr en rail w s - _'”°"°"_'°"°""""` "'-"_"' .
yesterday for one or ou most unus the 0 n v s e y. a express ,continued ee page ai _ The Weather, etc
ed by Mayor Webb.
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develop the West Indies Cana-
dian Iniit ‘and vegetable trades
were revealed' this week at s con-
ference of sgricuiturisis at 'Irin-
dad. Growers from Demerarn.
,B.srbsdoes, Bermuda and the
Windward and Leeward Islands
were convened at the College of
Agriculture here by Secretary of
State Pssfieid. Jamaica, was not
represented. ‘
Acting Governor Grier welcom-
lug the presence cf the Canadian
importers stressed the importance
of plans to construct deep water
qunys here io facilitate shipments
W tI dies Trade Distribution or aso,ooo muiserry
8 ll
_ 8 seedlings by the Turkish government
td e Guardian) two years ago has resulted in the
(special th
P011 0|' SPAIN, Jen, 35.- _doubling of the raw-silk production
lffcrts towards cooperation to cf the country.
'Z ‘ -BY IR W1 
1
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will Do His Defy,
Towards Englanrfcil
Lord Irwin, Viceroy Of_ India
Takes Full Responsibility 
Statement A Re Ultimate' Doi-
ininion Status For India. '~;f._
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(Canadian Press)
Nisw Dmnii, india, Jan. 25- ,__
Viceroy Lord Irwin, speak before M 3°
the Legislative Assembly wmfay wok After Exchanggf
full responsibility for the statementl - ' >
he made on his return from Great' 'A F
Britain regarding ultimate Drmiin.
iori status for India. is 'statement
when caused a considerable flurry
in British and Indian politics at the
time. He said that his intention was
to focus attention on three salient*
points.
tl)-That while no British Gov-_
. _,_
ernment could prejudice what it
,would recommend to Parliament af-
ter consideration of the Simon re-
iport it rested lrbuneqiiivocsi terms.
that goal of British Policy toward
lon's assertion that the ts
iiresties regulating their position to-
ward the British Crown _ _
Attorney-General ,W. H. Privy: who
announces a siiseping reform fo?
methods of trading on the Toronto
Stork Exchange. Two outstsudin”
accountants of ithc city have beer".
retained to investigate.
________._____-
vene a. round table conference be-
lt) said Lord Irwin "and ln the light
WAB1-IINGTON, Jan. 25-Secrf
sessions at the London Amis Lim?
taion Conference were oéwiiedli
the Senate today by Senator Mi
Kellar, Democrat, Tennessee as gli
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(iii: lim’ Sie? "f~ 
Pres' H°_°ver . Wim. sv. »fo |ssi=rc*`ef
. Appoints Officers if Cali Duwuusi l
_ ‘ fo SEE ir 1‘l\\=.\P.
. Mr.N1’A\. aaciiiis
WASIIINGTON, Jan. 25.-Ap-   ' '_»_____
. pointrnent by President Hoover _
I of s. new board of oificers to con- j _ ' . _
otiiuio the U. s. seeuorr or the ‘ ' ’
Joint American-Canadian board
 of engineers authorised to report ` '_/,
il
I i
wo s
i on the St. Lawrence Waterway 1
1 was announced at the War De- '
partnient today. Appointments =
followed receipt of s. telegram
from the American Legation in
Ottawa enquiring whether the
American engineers could meet
the Canadian engineers at an
curly sate. ' _
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THE
iusaslisujirsasi
LONDON, Jan. as--'nie
me nsilsa asvsi coaforsoce
in sspsrsto. ikivm
rcrorioou outlined policies
tu today in an
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CONFERENCE
would be given such securities as to
hcl' willins to accent the mi-
principle of naval paegty with
continental powe. Mem- '
of the French delegation also
hobo a solution of the
which has come to over-
all othon of the conference
be found.
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wlcwly rising temperature. '~"
lligh tide this niornliig at iii.”
Lost Their Father ,nd ,,,,,,,,, ,,, ,_,,,_ _ ._ _
Sun rises this morning at 'ide 
Husbands  sets this afternoon nt 5.01. ;__f\f;'~
 Brothers giguitiimxgrsias ties eignioeniiriiiiii:
_..._ . later than Charlottetown.
(Canadian Prim 1-orouto. nn-  
081.0, Ian. tbl-Ian! sisters Montreal. clear  ... ...
today mourned' i.hc.icss of their Quebec, snow ,..  ...
msn. their irsspsuai ses su onsriotietown. me  ..
' their in-others in iso mess or minus, oiouoy   
s, Norwegian iishing smack off st. Jchmcioiidy ... ... ...
scotland. The vmhns numbered ldewn, _clear ...` ...` ...
elmo im-ii, cies:  
New moon wednesday. 
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