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0n...0wn Ideas_.,°"s°,_ m‘;flkf_f),jth1gf'is_1`X’(§f_ Russ Hotel in Commemoration of the H"“S° Um" Latte'
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\i.oi\rnoN, Fei.. ze.-.sishcip J. E. -- ' _ (°°"°¢*'°" P"¢"l
C. Welldon, Dean of Durham, who 'l‘he February term ot' the Sup-     
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l-HBH-HIS-HUP
Representativ.es o f
Church and State
-and Thousands ` of
Citizens Present at
Funeral Service.
(Canadian Preaa) _
QUEBEC, Que., Feb. 26. - For
the second time within eight
months the Roman Catholic filo-
cese of Quebec paid homage to an
archbishop when following solemn
services in the Basilica this morn-
ing the remains of Most Rev. Paul
Eugene ROY. Wil0 died in Sl-
Fra-ncis D’Assise ‘Hospital last Sut-
urday evening were laid to rest
in a vault above those of his pre-
dei-,essor the lute Cardinal -Begin.
The Basilica was crowded with
mourners who thronged every part
oi' the sgnctuary. in the have
places ha been reserved for repre-
sentatives fif church and slate.
while the general populace crowd-
eri the sides and rear.. ‘
Through the streets draped in
mourning and lined with the sor-
rowing public the body of the de-
ceased had been borne from the
A'rch‘bishop's palace yesterday to
the Basilica, where the coffin lay
upon the catafalque. 'i‘housa'nds
had filed past it from early in the
afternoon until evening.
(Special to The Guardian)
Q_U.EBiEC, Feb. 26.-'Fully three
thciusand -people crowded their way
into- the Quebec Basilica this mor-
ning to witness an-fl participate in,
the -funeral service over the re-’
mains of the late Mgr. Paul Eu-‘
gone Roy. Quebec's beloved Arch-
bishop.
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Will Represent
South African _
_ Government
(Canadianl Prana)
CAPETOWN. Felt. 38. -General
.l. B. I-lerzong, .Premier and Tiei-
:miin Roos, Minister of Justice will
attend the imperial conference in.
London in October as representa-
tives of the Southlttfrican govern-
ment. according to an announce-
ment in the Die ‘Burger the minist-
erial organ here.
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Condensed Specials
RATE--tc. per word. Iwi
each inaertioa ta this column.
 
“WANTED-A PA>8T.RY COOK.
A-prply Victoria Hotel. 7798-2-25-3|.
*WANTED-A LIST CARRIER.
Apply at Guardian Office.
WANTE-D~DlNlN»G ROOM GIRL.
Apply Strathcona, Hotel.
'l8l3'8 2 27 31.
YSAUNBOMI SAUBAGES. HAM-
burg Steak, Potted Meats, fresh
.every day-Saunders, Newsome
&'_ C0-. Market Bids- 23-0-lim'
amd, sAi.a-tscsar LEATIH-an
suiiipibie for lobster traps 15 cents
per  S. -L. Hardy & C0.
_ lass 2 27 zi.
,_ __
*FOR BME-SAW -AND PLANING
Mill in~.0',Leary. Beat of reasons
for selling. R. IR. Webb.
‘ “M86 I 18 tusat 4i.
was ssl.:-frwboanecnoics
mares and geldinnii to nrrivo
'March lst. 'Apply to _i_ w_
Whitehead. Kensington.
7825-2-27-2|
*JOB .PRINTING DP EVERY
description, oliieaiitlgiand oxaedl-
tiousiy executed.. rdian Cene-
ral Joh .Printery..\Phone_l82.
‘VCU WANT GOOD INVILOP
£8
'Prices 50 -for 204:.. _1-50 for siic..|
250 Mr 560.. 600 'for.l1.00, 1,000
for 01.95. Posopaid. Guardian
Office.
-*ONE PAIR OF FDXEQ ECOAP-
ad from -my ranch on 'Puesflav
' 23rd. Ear marks C.U.i~!. 14C
dark silver, female and Q. B.
medium silver male. Reward
‘George E. McLean. Wiltshire.
lwk
“C_A WIEK TAKING ORDFRO
for: B. Q E. Silk Hnsierv_ Silk
Underwear and .Porch Dresllel
Your cub daily. No collecting
nr delivering. Write -ill. & E.
Mfg. tio.. Delit. 22,1/indon. Oni.
A. W. Mch. ll-18-20-27.
_____'ia
~zacl\i».¢o. mom nv amos
at -.Kenslinzion one female fox
marked ~ll'_ Y. ri-nht ear is C. left
Mr -and o m ie fox -H.X on
is n rather severe critic of the
will be allowed to manage the
' (Continued on Page 3)
call fur u meeting in Honolulu in
OTTAWA, Feb. 21;. -"it might
lie l`iirtlicr cnipliasizcil_" declared
iloil. Ciiarles Stewart, Minister of
the interior. reterrliii; in the
House ol' Coniiiions this ultcrnuoii
to thc Chicago dfulnugo canal,
"thai the (lover-iiiiieiit has never at
any time recognized in the small-
est degree thc diversion und will
continue to protest against the eu-
_tire principle of uIistrin~liiig- water
[from the (li‘l~fit isilfcs tu unolhci'
water-sin-ii."
Mr. Stc\viirl'a stuienient was
mario when lic tiililod iurllior vor-
respoiiilefico between the (Tuna-
dian and U-;iIti~d States Govern-
ment in regard to the Chicago
drainage schcme.
,Min Stewart revlcwcil tho corres-
pondence. ~
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-Plan-iPilgriniage
SAINT JOHN, Feh. 26. --A Morl-
time Province pllgrimsge to UN'
Eucharistic Congress to be held ni
Chicago' in June will be conducted
over the Canadian National Rall
WWI. a contract to this effect hav-
'iilli been completed today lieiwci-v'
iiil‘\'- William Duke, Rector ni' thi-
Cathodral here, and the Railway
Company.
_ eeea>---
ELARAISH. Spanish Morocco
Feb. 26. -Rlffinn propaganda. in
|citing trlhestnen to continue war
Ialzainst Spain. is increasing I-n the
,Loukkus sector. according to in-
formation recalvsd ilitar au
. _ b ill Y `
filht ear. l% left oar. ibiheral re-lthorities hero. Nesgotiatlons for
Word offersiil. for -their return
alive. Joseph WV. sheen.
submission of the Beni A-lm and
|~Beni Amset tribes have commenc-
renie -Court opened yesterday morn-
-_-<+>-A
S - _
At 'Birmingham yesterday a for-
eign visitor was presented 'to the
Prince who pointedly asked him if
lie was trying British manufactur-
ers gréetihg him warmly when he
answered in the affirmative.
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ll-X Hlllllilllll
Hill 5-Illllilll  
U.s. 'ra§p§§§fers Get
Cut of 38 Millions. _
(Canadian Preaa)
‘W.AiSH\liNlil’ll(]N. Feb. 28.-‘Pre
sldent (‘/Jolidge today at 10.22 a.
ni. signed the. $387a&hl.I00 tax rs-
iiuctlon bill. making it a llnw.
The ceremony of affixing the
i’resiflcnt's “Calvin Cooiid-ge” in his
,round scrawling hand was with
un' pretense except that caused by
~i corps of camera man.
Mr. Coolidge waited pxrtlently
until the oainera men told -h-im
‘hey were ready. lie then picked
up a pcn and wrote his first name.
lie put. down the first pen. lllcktld
up another and wrote "0oolid5'¢.”
The president handed the first
pen to_iSenai.or iSmoot. Rellilitiivnn.
Utsh. Chairman of the Senate Fia-
ance Committee and the other to
representative Green :Republican
'iowa Chairman of-the iliouse -Ways
and Means Committee. which
Alter a sumptuous ropast serv Holi Call
style oi' the Russ. and preliminary Our Absent comrades, pmpmied
___¢.>__ remarks by the chairman Col Dr by Major F B McRae
` Johnson, the following program - The Press, responded to by ' ‘  I N
‘ _ _ was carried out: ' Messrs. Reuben McDonald and ‘ '
I ` TOAST LIST Peter Campbell '
The King-“God Save the King" Reading .by |-equeg¢_M, Robe"
. - | One Ml-nute‘s silence in memory Mciiae ,
Ui Deilllrteil Conirades The Host, responded to by Major '
The Lielitenaiit tlovernor--Hull. ll. A. Macdonald
‘ ' ' Friiiik R. ileurlz God Save the King.
_.___ Vocal solo ivlu-.ie are the Actompnni i. -Mi. E. A. wil- .
___ I (canadhn pun) 'Buys of the Olii ilriignde”-Mr.‘iinms und Mais; Lilllllin Earle (camdhn prev)
- i>i-1'nitoi'i‘ Mich rch zo# Cilllfiefl Eerle A.-1 un- tiiioii-man reno iso comin- R’°M‘E- ‘F°"' ‘%'"'"“" "lm °'
Be 0 W  t _ ' " ‘ ' 0, . -prov; ,.e_ d d t h , I ‘ . Fore!-gn -Minister Niinchitch. of
Sc I CS Ore Mysterl<»us slayiiills of two .men iul li _ " fefjilon 9 0 Y 0 l‘0ii 0i` U18 mell il‘0m Prince Ed- J 06! 1 RD h or d to
Checkqnf System _dm-erem sections 0,. the c1,y_pe|._  Iigeiiiiier J_ D. Stewart ward island who served in the "5 “V ° _ m9’ - as 5 ve
_ `_f-plexefl llie police today. The bullet
_ y . . r _ __
 d Eropn(/i'§al lii<;hlllr(lliliih$lltl'si:f ultalmllliilllllililllllg  _iiendl-ng-"The Q“l"‘_""- MW" _ (¢°'\llf»w=d im Pane 6) des' 'tml 'mly ls °""""ki“g °“ “
“ '“‘ ° Y “" milf.”  f§;i.‘.:€.é:.°‘l‘; '    
ers' he Alfredo Villarefis,' died in a‘ balm “nd Swv peoples must Bland
    fllllBWl|l5 W|NHHIlN|] 
) _ ' fenues aiiter staggering in and |'Amw" `
. . _ ' gh much secrecy surrounds
(.LA(‘E BAY N Q hob 20 flying he had been shot Six bul me mnversmuonq between M
1\i!rP0llwlll Oil lile vilevk Oli fillet' let wounds were found in iii-I lio-
, __  __ _ __ _ . _ _ _ _ _
ernoon‘s conference lit-twee».i the (yliniociiveg piimiiieii they wei-el"vEH    Sl" Foreign 'Minister "may °°“'
Ur Y-resnnlldeli lil by His Boer War. and who numbered
Worship Ma or L B Mille -
the visiting aggregation that coun mg
. ` ` "The heat thin i the Locarno
  (canadian Pi-sas) ted in their favor and enabled pact ..decIm_e_l |M_gBr’|‘and_ at one of S .t F
. - GENEVA, rob. zo. ~i.itinniis :nom to corrynoms the victory. me hm] palms or Ms speech, ..,S 3, Ill Ol`
In   has asked intervention of the leu- -I-‘rom the iiace-.off in the first the met that H has Denetmted tm ._ .
_ gue of Nations against Poland l-ii period the Abbies forced the play hostile German Tegewe and made  
iioNof.ni.U. ren. zo.-Jriie nur. §‘°{\l'2_@¢i_l0n with recent frontier and oitefr 20 s_<;u;;1dS ll'i¢_i‘_»“_§"f;“ fi' ii possible for the former enemies --
iruliun l.nibor Party has issued a “" en S' “ ‘P353 mm 9 Y Mc 9 e "'t tal
itial tally. He was followed by.0 k together for the soud of
brought into iplay by tho visitors ani' 0’ ht” mime* ¢9l'|'"°i'Y-
and it was evident nt every stage "ll is F\`a”ce»" -DQPUW BM`ll\°l°
that in experience and stamina emi' “mf "ul" has mild* all i-5°
the wearers of the Red and Black ‘3°“0°99|0ilS. FYBIICB and her or-
far oatclassed the local mea. P71355 and her Wl‘l°W5 and 119|' mil'-'
The ni-st score of the period was Hated- Still suffering from Ger-
made -by McEachern` on a re-bound "_"-”Y`9 “Ki¥\'°“|°“- "H0 dwllfed
by |30;-d°n_ ,wiiiiams goliowed by however that with all its short
two mo,-9, gh., mmi gong sounding comings it was necessary to -ratify
on a 7-2 score in Abbies favor. U10 D80! because it was a beginn-
By their win tonight the Abbies ins toward peace. 'in doing so. he
-have now a comfortable margin for Bald France <!0uld not a ford to
their final encounter with Amherst lletilect the means of self-protein
Eleven De_ad,Scores Injured and Muoh`Pro-
perty _Destroyed by -Wind _and _Rain-
-1a_Li__
dead and scores injured as s re- the caused inealoulable ro` rt
middle west. streets flooded, telephone and le:
Sweeping out of the northwest graph lines damaged and tra c
and Texas yesterday the storms dlllaycd. Michigan and Wis
country. Accompanied by lieavi' :gilt thunder storms were gsnsinl
Part of Next Week.
-0'Il'l'A‘WA, Fell. 26.--There will
_ . _ , Th ,- .. _ _ be no adjournment of the 'House of
lliretgllaentrljgliiiuiutfelllafetli lgllililgl-|i(ln.:0,;';-2:  z;f,.Sf;?]‘:;|liit(;;v£;|5‘;gE Hon' "uw, Dinniir liillill llllilluulght llt"ll1ve;"i!ll1i;,s' D'Tlle Tgmllahlt responded to by.Commons until one or two days
from John Gibb of Newcastle pro- lin his add-ress to the Granl Hotel was ‘me °f the "1"" 5“°°°"’ Mr- GGUFEG 'P 'Nicholson lane' 'Pre"'|""A 'Macxenzle Kms
minent in the llquor business. Jury Hon Justice Arsennult il( ml “"8"” of "S `kl“d Yet held bi' Vllvili S0l0;“The Bells of Si Mike” Ms Beal' ln puruamem' This
Gibb offers Bishop Weudon the ,.,,fe,.ence`t0 the commuel a;'f;n'f.the South Africans of this city and Mury's“. .\/lr. A. G. .Bruce ‘lwiis sfllled On- the U00!" 0f lil?
use of a public house in ii densely re of crime in Kin-g’s Co(unt`)A itlprovmce' and Wm’ ‘mended by Ad‘l"°”°"“ReV W- BYUCB Milli' Home this anemocn by W' A`
populated iireu and he will supply lit-ing some tim since thereywas “bum forty cmzans' lncludlng Hi” Ad‘l"eB“”C°l- Dr- Wilrblm-011 Boys' Chief Conservative whip
the -Bishop with "first class urti- n criminal cu-ie ‘Zin the docket I Hmm 1‘l°"te""'m G°"°"“°“ Hearn oill' D9fEUd9l`H~l‘@llD0il‘i€¢l I0 by The C0““"“"v‘” l“'°p°”e "°
cies" for sale in the public house -Following the '|i~‘ual custom inlpremler Stewart’ ms Wmsmp Ma-l°" T' Edg" M‘*°N“" mnunue me dsbme on the address
at moderate prices. He will charge cases where there lnre no criminal Mayor Mme' and "eveml M the Re“dl”g"`"Th° G°"d°“ Hliill 8" mam “nm that time'
just a nominal rental. The Bishop offences to be tried i-li. Lordship Guy- coummom' ' landersh' Mr' R°be" M303” ‘Premier Kmg ‘S expected to be
intli Ho b Wd
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(continued on Page 3) ed in the well-known excellent The l.adies_-Cnpi H_ R_ giewnri Thursday of next week.
STHENIS
indicate_ through conversations in
regard t»o'it in authoritative cir-
foreign program in 'keeping with
-- ie\il.iur.iiit at »(‘a‘i-i and Grand Riv l together against' me “Slug tide of
tion was reached at yeslerilay .ill Nm°hm'h and Muwonni the J"g°`
/llritish Empire Steel Corporation wiiil-,ml Q clue to me memny ot flrmeiibwhai. -iilresdy wi;.s an open
coal executive and the cxecutivo the 5|,ly¢,rS_. Viiiiiiyp body was sefreh yfmy "gg an nfervlew'
‘lf dlsl-rift mln” Wufkeré- fouiid with both hands in his trou- 7 ‘ _ .T 8 flosest to mbonluon hi*
The “°"p°’aU°"'”g"9ed 10 W' sers' pockets, which leads the pu- tween' Italy and J“g0`Sav is al'
store the check off and submitted "ce to beneve he Wm, Shot from - ready °|’°"‘m"°~ The D35* l"'i°“‘l
l"'°p°"m°" which was uccepmblelambiish or while talking with his (Canadian Preaa) Q '#7 ships between the two na-tions can
,O the mme workem 0" me __mye___ AMHEHST Feb 26___Betore ___ 7- __ (Canadian -Preiaa) he broadened on the basis of re-
;,,,_h9, hn,,d.the ,m,_ne,.s, _executive _De_ec__v__s expressed me helm _ _ _ owd Jud on. _I so." _ce sheet! PARiliS,_ Feb. 26.-The Chamber _cent experiences. »It is only natur.
made anot-liqr prqposition which that he was kmed In “nomar S-ec_ h“_KH Wi ht th Churlonelown Ab_,nf Deputies adjourned -tonight al that the Foreign aiiniiitersof two
vice _Pres-,dent Mcburg Wm pass M __ th cn d _ _ fre ton K B -without voting on i-atlficaltioa ofthe nations which have s n i
U19 lflll' bios in the first c.f the sectlonall' A ' 0 ma y n-
w a meet", -0| me nemo dir. °“ 0 9 Y ‘m_ _ » ~ _ treaty of Locarno but the ovation terests in cfinimon exchange ideals
‘xtors next wee? - -d-ropped in the ‘alley t.o avoid fsus- p|,iy.0f[5 won a long IGM! VlC¢°l'Y accorl ii IP
_ picmm / over _he local sextette whom _hey__ ie remier Brland at the on the situation recently created in
Details of the counter proposal I I _,f _ _ _ h [7 to 2 close of a lofty and eloquent appeal-‘Europe and on certain questions
are not made public but ii state-  ‘9 W ed Y ll “COW 0 - I _,for peace -and the`scurlty pact in- which concern them more intimat-
ment will be -made eller the nw- ‘ The “°,"“’S‘ fm" ’*'“" 1° fl" Slwifcateri that ni least three iniri- sly."
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posai has been considered by the ‘VHS ll klmni- °"° 0" f""`“'“"d“ 0 |ers ofthe deputies will su ort lil "' ` `
nn H f ‘ -
B dp t t _ both tennis and it was the superior l_ _ T _ --<4-o--~
asc() _.._<.¢>___..lec om e _ InterVene|staylng_ power and experience oilglggrowhiloxle Wm be taken to'
Indians Start
(Canadian Press)
. . 'Elll‘0D€ and the world. _ -NIEW YORIK. Feb. 26.-A -suit
-November for all Pitch* nations. Sgggzg :;‘g_rVX:ll:::l“'u:h§n5°’;'g;'; “'I`.he -treaty." he -declared. "Was for the recovery of lands in =New
including -Canada and t e -Uaited|B '  the latter omwdmng me Rambler suce_ptible of diversant and' con- York State including the site of
States. with fi view of arriving at   guaue with an outside the defense trad ctory interpretations. Sir AuB- the city of Syracuse and the en.
ri better uiiflcr.~it:in<ling in respect G d G - shot ' ten (lhamberlain had been accused tire country of' Oneida has been
to the future pence in the |Paci.ilc   A'BcOre by Inngme ended theof allowing I(}reat Britain to fall started by the ist .Regis trim, of
This information was contained iii ' _._ pex.i0d__Abmes  Ramblers I ini/J U19 Waiw Of France. whlle he ilndians. 'l‘.he land which the tribe
s message 1'-roui »D. I.. M'.cNamara. .L0N,]31giN_ |Feb_ -25_._.The best in. _Shortly "ner ‘iw opening oi me (IM. Briand) had been accused of claims is theirs by ancestral rig-
Secretary of the l.=1b01' Party to A- diciiiion or iso revival or trade in second semen Wmmms _mer R making France subordinate to Bri- yhtr has an estimated value of
ii. I-‘ord, lilrecior of the -l’an-Paci- Britain is to ,be found in me gnc. spectacular mace or "nmv__||ml tain and fibninlonlng the guarantees $2,000.000.000.
fic Union here. cess of me British lm]-“sir-ies Fair may chnlked up the fourth Ablm France already held. On- -the other
More than 100 delegates. includ- which is running simuimneougiy in muy Cmshol on neat 8 B I 0 hand the German nationalists had
lui! r`epresentall\'es of the Soviet London and m,._mmgham_ The bus, Hunjison retglateg and £15” gexsfattacked the Berlin government for  
are expected lvIci\ti\innra said Hei ai i ii h ded ts si
_  _ ness ,em Dm, as excee _ i _ i mnces ons. “_The Conservative
linicoii uni it was intention to an .p,,,iw,,, Learns .md me snconr f,,',:',1,[,,f",f,',§“§;m°,‘,|,,'f.;“,‘;:l;';§,,"gms:.deiiutlo raortiioieiny expressed the Pays 
brinli Iogt-ilicr representatives of aging gesture oil' the sale is lfillll ll ous opportunities for scoring the "‘e“`"mem Of The 0DD0Bil-i0ll when
_»i.ulioi- nnil other organizations mrge .pei-ceiiinge is foreign orders. period ended Abbies ,_ Ramblers :_ he declared: “The future of Loc-   
-from couiiti'|cs liorflernii; on the piimoth _iypewi-iigi-3, g1ng5_.¢i|inu, The Islanders who appeamd “Fla-rno pact will be decided by the
l’=\<f1llff- and chemicals -report especially od and iisuess oi me close or ‘uit-. “Willie 'lf U19 Grimm P80918- _(canadian Prim)
_ large orders and Britain is cnliltur- second period filled the spectators There are '9a5°"5 I0' anxlell' as HAILIINAX, l"9b. 26- -C'hi0ll§0
' ' ' ing the trade that -formerly went with sm-D,-me in the thml for in to the manner in which U16 B@f'interests, said to be the Chicago
tnnomaiicsiiy to Germany. His Mn- this the iinsi twenty minutes from '"1 K°"€_'"m9"i is "ville 1° -trade 'ritis and Trust company, today
Callalla. l]0 KCCI] UI) lesty -the King and the Prince of their forwards and defense provlti- “iw” li- r purchosoti ine property of tire near
Wales have taken an active inter- ed n thrilling exhibition of speed ‘He ‘li1°ied I1 speech made by F01* River Pulp Comilillly. Limited. |01'
\   est in the fairs, visiting them m0r9 teamwork and heady plays wh-icii elf" Ml“l"9‘1` ’S""'e5Bm“"“ ln me 5525.000 Ili ilfl l1ll0ii0n Under lhe
than once and frankly boosrlsrompieteiyiniffieti their_oppo.n.nn.R°i°hSws» ln which he declared direction ni siisriff adwords, of
`;“ British oods .Ali the tricks of the game vrerii that Germany had not renounced Annapolis county.
The sale was made under fore-
closure anrl granted in an action
which the Toronto General Trust
Corporation brought on behalf of
the first mortgage bondholdsrs of
the Bear River ‘Pulp Company.
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Hlllllll lllillll
which takes place in Charlotte- U0". l ‘ 
town on Tuesday night. ‘ -
iillillli wi-:si sluts Iii .ir
 _ __  D  _.___  R Commodity 50 per __
AR  Y   ivvasnimiron, nc._ rob. ze. -  ___ _
_ l|||||, ||||| ‘ .ii
Cent.
(Canadian Press)
A prediction that ‘President Ooolld-
ge in soon to issue fi proclamation
under the flexible tariff law in
creasing the tariff on butts 50
Gale at Times Reaohed a Velocity of °°'°°"" "°' “““’° “Y "“‘"5‘°"_
members of the -House today Can
sixty Mins an Hour. i::‘.1:.‘;”.‘.'.::.r..'.';‘i’°:.‘;‘ 
should it ma-ierialiae.
(canadian Press) rains amd snow, and travelling at trhe forecast of the -'Minnesota
CHICAGO. Feb. 28. -Eleven are a velocity of sixty miles an hour members camo on tbq noeiii of an
Bllll0l.lllC8lllC
I y p pe y nt that the 'rariff Com-
sult of high wind storms in the lon, buildings -being deatroyhd mission has completed Ita butter
illllvliilltiorts and delivered its
ents of the -report could t b
struck the central part of the reported anovr a_ foot deep: loomed. no 8
re--Halifax. cloudy  
_ fi 1° iiw Willie lfonae. The con-
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Nation’s L e a d i n g
Bank ‘Su-spends Pay-`
ments--Oificials Ar-
rested.
(Canadian Press)
BRUSSELS. -Feb. 26. -Suspcn-
sion of payments hy Credit lfonffier
of Antwerp one of the largest
banks in Belgium assunied Ilif-
proportlnns of a scandal yesieriiay.
when it was aunoiinceil that Ant-
werp authorities had urresieil six
persons it -being charged that the
bank issued doctored stuioiiiciits
t'or the past six years.
’I`he arrested are the director, an-
other ofticiiil, and former employ-
ees. Adflltlontilnrrests are said
to he lmmiiient. Authorities
have taken over all the li:ink's pru-
ueriy_ _
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Elllll F|lll|5
Many Reach Red Lake
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lThreatening Letter
From Anonymous
' Correspondent Read
Before Committee.
(Canadian Prea5)
0'l"l"AWA. Out.. Feb. 26.-“Boob
ing.' boot-llegging. hnuiniing and
sniugglin-g" were some oi' the of-
fences which an iinofiyinoua cor-
reripoiidcnt of lion. G. H. B/iivln.
Minister of Customs threatens. tu.
revcal ire being carried on in the
Customs Departnicnt by senior of-
ficers, The letter i;ign»~ii "Douanier
rrirstoms officer" was read at the
customs probe today by -Mr. Buivin.
‘lf the minister did not change his
liosiile ntiitnili- ting leltci- said.
tlierc were officers in his employ
who could and would rcvoal that
all the:-ic lliin-gs wore going on in
the ilepnrtnii-nt, '.‘lfn/iwn and con-
iiiveil at by the chiefs."
Iiiir. Boivln wanton soineliody to
move Ilint the counsel for the com-
mittei- :ical willi the letter and
bring its writer it’ possible to
give eviiii-five,
Field and Others,
Will Travel by Plane;
HUDSON, Out., i-‘eh. 26. --llyl
freight and passenger train |.~ns~l
pectors -from many paris of i_‘auu-
da are making their way in iiuri-I
son en route to Llie new gold ‘lli:'-_
covcries at Red l.:.~l.:. From li-rc
lliey will make their wuy over
thc "long" trail" to :bc Iii-d i.okc_
district, it illstancc of 1-10 iniicsi
through wilderness.
Many pi'ospcctor.i already :ire at
the scene of the "rush" having.
gone in by dog team :ind soofi 'oth-
ers will follow ny the more mm!-5
ern Ine°th0d of airplane travel. l
Shipped from llaniiltfin. fJnt.,}
airplanes are en -unite :ii-rc, and
are expected _ro .irrlv-: lurlny or
'i‘liiirsiiay. 'l‘ii-ree pn.<..-iciiuer i-iaiies;
fin-l ir-nc freight c.iri'yi:ii; irlnnc will
lncugiirnle the s.-r\'n‘e oi the gold-`
ill-.I:ls_. ' - 
With their floss. several pro.-
poctors arrived yc.,-Iciwluy from the!
head of the lake.-i, null with .the-
opening of iifiiigaiioii n further:
curtlngent ol" I’-iri. Ariliur nn.il
Fort William ininiii.z :neu in .-_vi
(Continued on Page 3)
To Test Out _
Hudson Bay `
Rail Scheme
(Canadian Press) I
OTTAWA. Feb. 26. --Au import-i
ant move i-ii connection with the
completion oi the Hudson 'Hay
Railway was aniiouiiced today by
the Department of Airriciiltiiro.
Three farms have been purchased
along the routc or that road. and
these farms will lie used as ox-
perimental stations to test thc
possibility from fi farming stfrnfl-
point of the land along that rall-
way.
Operations of these farms are
likely to he begun this summer'
and the ultimate result will either
prove or disprove thi- contention
that the railway can bc made valu-
nhlo from an orgaiiizatlo-n point ol'
view.
The Weather, Etc.
\‘\‘ f/-mas A
FAS-r MAN To- -
cu? A Desi-unc,
F\c,uR\?.-~ _
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@f.
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of
-O'l"I‘A\V-A. Feb 26.--inquiry iri-
to hanfliiui; of autos seized by cus-
toms officers in the port of Mon-
treal was cfintinuetl at the cust-
inos probe today. The Mana-get
and accoiilitaiit of the Central Gar.
aim in Montreal. where most of the
seized cnrs arc i-itored pending dis-
posal, trstifieil they had transferr-
ed pa-rts from "at dismantled car”
to one used by J. E. A. Bisaillon.
former Chief ‘inspector of the port.
Tile much talked of door. tran-r
isferrefl from the stolen car to one
used by the pri-ventivc officer came
up again but`the 'ga-rage msn could
not remember whose car it was
that benefited. and again denied
that he told 'inspector Walter Dun-
can it was Bisailion- who instruct-
ed him to make the transfer, al-
tliougli lie is quot# il in sworn evid-
vncc as .havin-g said so.
Thr-rc was. much cross question-
'ng io discover what officers of
Montreal customs port used seized
cars and liow they paid for stor-
age and rcpnins to their own- cars.
l.itt-le nf note was brought out in
the cross examination.
Russia Seeking
Solution of '
Debt Question
(Canadian Prcas)
IPARIS, Feb. 26. 4-France and
Russia yesterday began an at-
tempt to find sonic way of reach-
ing ii compromise on Russia's
debts to the i-‘rein-h government
and Fri-itch citizens and Russia
socks to obtain credits on a loan
in Franco for the purpose ol' dev-
sloping Russian industries.
French Freightor
Freed From Ice
' (Canadian Preis)
NEW YORlK_ Feb. 26_~fI‘he Fren-
ch freighter Kcntuf'ky_ which to-
day wirelcssed that it was fast in
the ice floss about 125 miles off
Newfoundland, has frccfi itself
from the ice and now is proceed-
ing io St. John ~N. »ll_ This infor-
mation was conlninod in a mess-
age received this afternoon ai, tho
local offices of thi- .Fi-v,-rich Line,
agents for the vessel.
Announcements.
- Coming Events.
Meetings, Etc.
“Ri-serve March 17th ifor
cert in St. l"atr|ck's llull, So
con-
urls.
7841
"il-‘eat-hers Wanted-Goose
ducks. Best prices when not
ed. Henry McFarlane & Co.
nitura Upholaterera.
1 7404-28-itat
and
mix-
hir-
imc.
iii the Orange Hall. Hunter
_i.\il‘ond'ay. March ist at 7.30 p. m.
iAdmlsslon 25 cents. Children 10 cts
Everybody como. 7836-2~21ei
ta
Rallver
winds fair and somewhat colder.
Maximum and minimum t
atures:
Toronto, snow
Montreal, cloudy  .
Quebec. cloudy  .
Charlottetown, rain _ _ _ _ _ _
40-~24
St. John. rain ..... . 
Boston, cloudy 
New York. cloudy 
'i‘0RON’l`(l_ Feb. 2'l.- Maritime
fresh to strong west and northwest
EIIIDEF
82-32
30-48
40-is
34-~
nl.
Mr-44
$0-41
The Oyster Bed Bridge
‘poned concert and pie social
lhe held on March lst. lf not
the 4th. - 7
90st-
will
ina
882-247~2l
the
on
“The annual meeting of
Red Cmss Society will be held
Tuesday. March Ind at 4 p. li. It
the Red Croaa. 89 Grafton lt.
_ 7751-I-N-attlmi'
"The annnai meeting of Springs
field l¥8‘Circie Will be held In
Snrilldiielti Hall on Monday even-
iix. Mlfdli lat It 7.30. A repre-
s tative from the E. and P Aaaoc-
,iatlon will address the meeting
_ High tid this morning at i1.ll lteisat dl __ _ _
_ _ _ init at si_»ii ii -rm miss. ai-.ina un anion. _ in more mu » ° » ' """"'°" D N- il
_ _ -. ._ _ !- __ _ __ (oonlnoea ea._Pa|»_- t) and tonight at 11.01. any
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