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M __l Ls .4 _ __ ' n gf; ' n" ,_ =_- = j __ In _ ' W; _B
KI G S WAMPED I  FIRST P TCH D ` TTLE
.,l_..__
PEccE_Q__ Po TA
Jail
New Grading
Regul
Also A
New Grade S;l;e_d
Effective In Q
As Ontario A
- Act Will Curb Price Cut-
o a ar-
keting Act, with provision for the
pegging of prices, the orderly mar-
irc" ofthe odt dth -
vo 80 e e Mari
ill Provin and t io
ren 11 tis pr oo-Cutting in
*uid lntoeffctintli -10
'ne ces On ar on d
Friday next, Ebb. 1, was given The der the old grades The new regu B
Guardian last eveli1n8 by Mr. J. J. lation owl d
Tremor, marketing agent under p
the Act for this Province, on his ducers and dealers, are given st
rerum from Ottawa. the b
Supplementary to the Ast, which f
passed by order in council of t
Grading Regulations
adopted, which will become effect-
l`l‘e_00D0Ur'1‘¢11Ui’ with theict and tralprovinelai trade not holding a
COMING EVENTS
gun ¢
MEETINGS, Erc 1'=~==-we was #1-or ' _
"Meet your friends at the Bap-
tist High Tea Thursday. Jan. Si.
L-3895-1-29-Sl
"Poultryi George Lelghtixer Oo
next Queen Hotel, buying ease
Chicken and Fowl until March. potato” pi-oduggg in Qnggno, N"
L-3046-tf. 13
d io
"Hockey at Fredericton Rink to- or
“Bridge party, Notre D
Academy, this evening at 8.25.
L-3916
Charitable purposes.
Hawks at Wiltshire tonight. If not
fine, Thursday night. L-3918
ini
“loyalist Greeuhorns vs. Boo- ing Wm into mm .
d to Rink to- V ml 8° mx ,H
on Hornets at Mil n
night. L-8914
"Hockey at Marshfield toriisht
Leazue game. Dunstaifnage vs
"Borden Line Club loading hogs,
I
lmllll- MJVPS. Albany. Wed-“”‘3*5'v strictly barred as it is contended “ge
,l ' 1 r $2,000 w tru ir 1 rwbire col- “Ive mffmber-
anuary wth' “nm "£°_;‘<e“_1_2s_s! olllglt in mill! oentres the Iffliltlce gn... mba xds an; mg; or woman "Na, if it had bee.. mg,-odwed in
oeiving that salary or more, will the second or third session of this
"Annual Meeting of Queens Oo. po
L, O. L. meets at Argyle Shore.
Tuesday, February 5th at 2 P. M.
L-3828-1-30-31-2-2.
"I will be buying live hogs at
rmrrold and Albany Thursday. °
January Slst. G-yt my prices before
shipping elsewhere. G. C. Grew.
._..._._.. a
ll
"Borden Rink Wednesday. 30th.
League game, Intermediate Abeg-
weits va, Borden Nationals. Skating
after. Admission 25d and iiic.
L-3878-1-29-21.
Kinilston Farmers Institute will be
held February :ind at 7.30 P. M
S. B. Newson, Secretary.
, L-8906-I-I-I.
"The annual meeting of the,
Mi
ovlehsad Road so oo mary
lst Bnotnneonrridsywlllbo
held on Monday February ith.
L-3904-1 B0-ii
Be Bupper\-Kensington Pne-
h °° d. Ad
In on 250. Presbyterian ladies re-
liuested to send usual
' Notice-=A meeting of North
River Drivlnl' Club tonisht at IL
I. Btseers store to arrange for
races. All interested ,please lattwend
 dd
lic? iilii

 A i=.
club will from
_ giver 'mms-
G deck, l\\l\‘»~
L7#-i-so-ill:
comfortably
B
x"""`
“Annual lrestins Montague _ni
ghlwerarrz ,nge ‘zogdismbrlg ln ins N
°Y°hiis.`- huiasry ui. as 1% in
edloek. All members amd to sis
mill. Mont Amar, mn
license as a dealer under Part 2 oi'
ANNOUNCEMENTS the Fruit and Honey Act, 1934
. rom
A-=:== -~==- .__Yg_ _ _Pai .
ations
nd - Maritimes
BPPLY not 0111? £0 Wie Ml!!
times and Ontario but to the
vince of Quebec as well. To
~1“€ PF “° I-H S PN these regulations all potatoes mov
tio oi’ rulno i
RUllBlid8ftel‘1'leb lmlibtcdli
end of this article
as
Every dealer in potatoes in in
immediately procurn s license
the local board the fee for
_Marketing Agaiis
The following are designated as
marketing agencies of the
and no dealer or dealers
enlilt in he marketing of
ck, Prince Edward Island
dopted
ules Will Be
uebec As -Well
rm. Potatoes rolling before that
stewilibeauowedtobesoldun by
Wh
will
s,kn eseofwhiahisofd
rims importance toallpotstopro U
will
v
go PRICES B Y FEBR UAR Y 1
"'-1* _ -fi :i ff-' ' " __
D
ed,
ri
P
tl’
10
ii
OTTAWA, J an 29 - The first ma]or legislation since
enneti. This was the employment and social insurance bill
esigned to inaugurate unemployment insurance in Canada  
nemploymcnt benefits will be provided from contributions
y the workers and employers supplemented by assistance
rom the federal treasury The Dominion will also finance Was S e c 1' e 11 a 1' y 0f
'Dominion To Finance Entire Administrative Cost looting Beverages
Of 'Act Which Will Not Only Provide Em-
ployment Insurance But Will Seek To Meet
tin And Sai d P d _ General l_]nemployin_ent_Problem By Co-oper-
g eglxr ro ucers _ ation With Municipalities And Provinces.
Pm | _ (Canadian Press, by Guai.'dian’s §pecial_Wlre) V
l _ his announcementdoriecasting a reform programme was D E A T H U F
_ : ought into the House of Commons today by Premier R. B.
$33.
n.§"l’.°l..l
from
` yum la. mam have been “med by he entire administration oi’ the pro_]ect. State In Cabinet of
A new schedule of otato d the Marketing Board. including the
I wa
mg rewmom mr also atrial; mowing pmvmm 1; its broad outlines, this is: the different conditions in canada. Sir R0 Borden
the scihemetvfloutizd operate A The Canadian bill from 30 print- bert '
WOU CODY Ue so much a ed pages and the sc ules take (C_ P_ By G,m.d|an.s Special Wm)
"mfg h° h“dm‘: -l°b' his 9”" “P “Ve” PW” m°’°- MONTREAL, ann, 29.-secretary
" W” d “dd “ t sw" *md me In the HW* d°°“°°» P"°f“°1“€ 1°' or stale in ure cabinet or slr adn-
DD T108-Sliry some more. troduction ot the bill, there was no en Borden and since men ,me of
°‘“ uw man be°°m§5 “n°mpI°y` 5°‘“°’°°l °°nd°m“°'t1°“ °‘ thi’ “heme Montreu.1's most prominent Superior
he would draw wee y payments ,although Liberals and Laborites Com Judges Mn Jumce mum ¢o_
the fund and, in addition. the warned the government it would dm.e_ 69 mea here t°mgm_
um” °°mm1ssI°” udmmmermg "W help th” mm °" W°m°*“ Wm Named' a. privy councillor on his
lt. would assist him in landing an- was out of a Job, which they deem- .ppomtment to the Dominion (mb,
other job through a series of cm- ed to be the paramount problem hm, in 1912' Mn Justice code,”
loyigeynt agencies throughout the facing the administration. mm. took over the pomvouo of Mlm
' ` late IMLD in dditl llobln
A man, Zi years or older, will con-_ Wiibiujjcdgral Jurisdiction I seéegln of e§¢,m_“ He :grind fiona
“’“*° 35 °°“"“ “ Week' his °’“Pl°Y°" ` the cabinet oct. ll, 1915 in scrap:
add 25 cents and the Dominion, Premier Bennett, gave his opinion m Bppomtmem, to the Superior
oellts. When he loses his 1ob,he the Act was within the Jurisdiction Colm, bench hem
be paid $8 a week and. in sd- of the Iiledei-al Parliament, it being Mn Justice gode,-re was bum at
Nova Scotia until and unless
in
For Ontario, J. T. C::;1n, Town- ins
For New Brunswick. C. U. Cun-
am, Fredericton
Ig- Nova Bootie, Roy Grant,
mm-_ qhulsgmmwm' weekly contributions before he may vinces.
Dem; take _ . -
on to me the prices Wu nett, attempted to profit by the mis-
tely doclded Oli, Ind this |310-
Cbnlnltore Bslealllrred 1
o
sed brokers or wholesalers. The °
ling lb cnnin ran-es wlu be °
chain stores has beontn sell re
tatoesbelowcostasameansof be
An
. Hg, gg, cl because one clause of the bill surance, designating this as coming
“Kingston Crystals vs, Wiltshire pm- pl-gnc, EMM mud, _|»_ _'_ stipulated a man must make 40 within the jurisdiction of the pro-l
will apply to all men and women the Hou” to strengthen the bm
k
llowing trades and pro cssions id h 1 med th h ,,
It W” N” "°°m°d W* ‘ll 9°' °"“°“““"' '”"“m"“' nsmng' “”“` fills tlgrswllulowe marlidncnfvrvxdewell
ri
°°mp‘u‘°ry in “""“’°' me ‘meme sought suggestions from all parts oi
V01' '
Marshfield, skate after. L-8011 moe, mu.; b, ,old gmouu, 1| bvrina. banki-as and fluence. sev- '
.__ mm
,f nd
exempted, Parliament," Mr. King fihlnhed.
dition, §2.'l0 for each dependent based onacomplicated legal set-up, 5¢ ours QW N0v_ 1 1865 ,md
ted as a representative of I adult and 90 cents for each child. arising from the fact the Dominion “med nfs edugation at sg Hymln-
urance benefits will be 13 weeks terms of the 'lreaty of Versailles t Laval Umversny from which he
pills additional days, depending on and its labor conventions. In the :ms gmduated in law in 1391
number oi’ contributions past the courts have thrown out He was man-fed here in 1595 to
payments will be paid from the Dominion dealing with ordinary in
the . ,
It will be a year or longer before regularly every bill passed by the Mano ne sophie ste M,me_
any -
fun
Says Disorders
In Commons Only
Fo r e r u n n e r
out anything The government, said Mr Ben
Il 00lIu>'ll80l'¥ takes made by other nations in es-
tablishing insurance schemes. He
(C. P.-A. P. Cables
(By Gua.rdiu1's Special Wire)
IDNDON, Jan. 29-A Lancashire
"5 with the °x°°m1°’l °f um Liberal leader Mackenzie King
t in l , li e , arm coined it still more if it had been Inborite today t/old the House oi
eillavyl. I;ii,il§l~§s.p<lly?§l;1. nnursegintroduoed. 1 Commons demonstrations against
ntsandcasua])aba1-_ Adegdnne "III 1927." Qll9l'lBd lr UOHSEIV' thc 8dIIlll'll5tl`B.ti0l1 (lf £219 Unem-
ployment Assistance Board, de-
signed eventually to handle the
me ch an i sm of unemployment
benefits, have been arranB9d
étrtiii
£5 Ev
E
"Concert, Dance and Box Sdolal
sc c ii l,rlelr
' ` ` ' (cr. ousrdmrs
lt
yterlsn nail. mrtrusry an - lllhlrl
an wr
socsptan
vase
crolnd
° dent
meant
M  d _ 3
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" 
.. 'I'
it --as-al.
  ` _ mst _ jhefllllllnl nhiplyinnmng 
ulating trade in other com-
.es.
Representatives of the marketing
ncies under the /ict can only be
ppolnted from fi) persons, firms,
r corporations holding s valid
oenso as a dealer under Part 2
the 1521:] and Itazgy Act, loss;
“Ur M dialed
-provincial traditsroiding s
license from the local Board.
marketing agent shall N.
wnointed representatives
it. within two days
(Continued on Page 7)
ners .To Vote
On New 'Wage I
Contract ,
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Lili irféggi
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M
CiLAclBAY.N.5
ofthe
lilderle
ceorroiectiog.
olmtrlctlyyidlll
eeminllor
ettiuirnillhr
Gd\¢I'oill6\\$l
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in-I
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mon, luc-
PIWOIIK in
“'i...2"¥""‘--°~
 get
level. 'Ile l0\\l1lu!.?“asgo-
&'&'“...'n.";"..."“..?f
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grill* 
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i”
which a Royal Commission
cl existed in the British Act.,
other changes were to meet the (Continued on Page 3)
The Dominion treasury will carry Unemployment relief and unem-
all administrative costs. In no res- ployment insurance, said Mr. Ben-
P€C5 Will the .P1'0ViI1°e5 UHW BUY- nett, could not be confused. He did
thing to do with lt. not believe a join scheme would the Commons gallery last night
theF!%m€fS Of the bill Sily it IOIIUWS work and M5 gqvgrnment wguld
lvl - .
lull
Soon
and
the
.. Board
dr d shall
nmswi
night, Bradalbane vs. Fre er ton. im,-k,u,,¢ M.
usa" In - The longest he will be eligible for had the right to bind Canada to the the and sh Sulploe semmmes and
---° to. _
ame
1111185
Tra
de!
day.
stim
modi
889
British Act in its general prln cnnunue ¢¢n¢r|hu¢mg to the prov
eiples but with several lmiwrterlt lanes nnd municipalities to me
odiflcations some of these modi can og men um women nut of
tions were to avoid sliortcom WM);
Ha
(By John Fen-is Associated Press
Stall Writer)
l!|lBdING'IlON, N. J., Jan. 29-
Bxuno Richard Hleupisnann. dc-
fiant and d/ubborn, fought his way
to Gbo md of A lashing two-day,
cms examination on the witness
#nd d his trial for the Lindbergh
balry’s miinier today.
smilinr rwiurnzly. domed in his
dsdsis, he oeme boldly tirroush 3118
inouisition at the hands of Amor-
imy General David T. Wilervtz with
his story intact-the story that he
had no band in kidnawint
h
osx.
the intent Wil-
’s own
ling; -gr; gl.;
iliildrliidt
° itiiigilifg
élllsiil
35 53
R
ll
his
"Oh, that is planned
heady" for bomnorimrl
ransom note Phrlnl ll-
sny ic ocnecwsei" nr
leudmsnn sat calmly, with
assq I awkward exnlenltivm. M
Wllsxta sought to trip him il I
ldnlnlly endless i»¢l1°8l£l°l\
out his
Il
it
Ile
ing and finance-
He clung with gulturml em-
phasis to his story about the Q14.-
notss with which he
which he says
Fiach left
how and
them and
-Bronx gar-
Ho with vebemence Wil-
efntrs suggedion that somebody
had promliied him to sly for alibi
reasons that he was taking A pol-
ioedogforawalkinthe Bronx
at the time the hfndaesgn baby
was being kidnapped and slain do
the nicht of Maron 1, 1932.' .
Oolonel Uhsa-les
who has not
days of_the
word, watching
ovary move. He
deny be our had
Sharpe, the lingilsh
home of Mrs. Dwigh
Mil. IAnd:cr'lh‘s mnt
ed her lite in June,
ing qli@oned by
nomion wlh the
“You didnt
did know her.
demanded.
"N'o." .
§§=T¥§§
E §3E§§g
r§i§§§
5 gg#
i=§§
15
r
iglitliiilrll'
`e§;§§§ll§§l
who
Wllsnts
irrwissrlsmrerusuitobstno-
pedwhmwilontltouohedonthe
W- 
throughout the country.
John Allen Parkinson, M. P. for
Wigan, declared the disorders in
were only the forerunner.
“The disorders," he declared.
"may not be so bad as the de-
monstrations we shall see here
before long.”
'nie members attacking the pro-
gramme of the government de-
clared reorganization of the unem-
ployment benefits system on a. na.-
basis reduces the amounts
aptmann Sticks To Story §f:.n§.§?°‘°”°°  ’“ ‘“““”
As Cross-Examination Ends
Detectives were seated in every
gallery row tonight to prevent a
repetition of spectators' outbursts.
Branch Line W'ill
Be Abandoned
(C. P. by Guardian Special Wire)
SAINT JOHN, N. B., Jan. 29-
The Canadian National Railways
propose to abandon their Hampton
and Bt. Mu-tln's branch, according
to an qrplieation tiled with the
bcacd of railway commissioners
Tbishln sddtiontoths proposed
mbandomien; or the Havelock and
alla-nMnn2nt by the Canadian
Pacif'loRllwayodthoBoni1y River
St. Btqahen branch of the New
Brunllrhr southern railway.
N.S. Apples. For
Germany
(C. P. by Gusrdlurs Special Wire)
MQWIREAL, Jan. D-First
aliiilniliit 0( blrrollod lqiles this
season to Germany from either
Camden or United Sintra ports
A cargo ol 10,000 hrrels ol Novo
BUONIII wpleo will have Halifax,
Fob- 10 on the fihster Idsrweld
for Hamburg, it was announced
has today U lull Utah el the
nlninbrnnerrestne o.N.a. sod]
Employment €e° Social P32 il E A T HS
, Insurance Bill Before FRUM Allllllllll
The House Of Commons P 0 I3 U N | N5
Victims Drank Ihtox-
Sold Illegally. _
(A. P. By Guatdlufs Special Wire)
poisoning increased to 15, making
a total of 32 in this central New
York region.
In two other industrial cities ot
the Mohawk Valley there were 17
deaths from a deadly intoxicating
beverage, sold illegally to the lin-
pocunious in shadowed alleys and
filthy dives. Ai; Utica, import textile
manufacturing centre, there have
been lil deaths since last Thurs-
day. Rome, copper making city,
had one victim.
A few hours after two men and
a woman died this afternoon, more
than a score of men and women
were admitted to Nathan Liivtauer
, Hospital for treatment. Some were
marked with the .first symptoms oi'
the terrible "creeping death." oth-
ers, hysterical and clammy with
dread, were apprehensive that bev-
erages they drank might 1-ldv,
contained alcohol. `
Seven Persons died today, eight
YeS0erd`ay and last night. An iso-
lation ward was established in the
hospital. Physicians and nurses
oI..ovER.svn.1.a:, N. Y., Jan. 29 of
-Fear, bordering on panic, spread . _
Wann squalid sections of me ity of 45 when Conservative
city tonight as deaths from alcohol U
. The division would have come
soo `
ouse
mkiutes, a. necessary step after dc-
Ieating the King motion. One Gr
two
if.“’n.
cursing the money votes without
the
ter
Support
Proceed With
The King motion would have aide-
traoked consideration of money
votes until the government/s social
and industrial reform 1€ZiSlBti0H
was reviewed. It was moved last
night and debated further today
while galleries were crowded in ex-
pectation of introduction of the un-
employment. insurance bill.
n after the House met in the of
ternoon except that Jean Francois
Pouliot (Lib. 'llemiswuatal made a
speech. For 30 minutes he attacked
the governmenffs fiscal record while
party whips kept tab on the mein-
bers, anticipating the vote.
There was another delay when e
g went imp supply for a few
French-Canadian Liberals found
estimates had not been printed
eir language and protested dis
French copies. Finance Minis-
E. N. Rhodes finally moved the
ioontlnnéd on Page 'll
House out of supply in deference to
the
In-gtggtg of me Quebec Liberals,
subsidies mould be paid or on
Maritime Provinrrs.
Presentation of the case of the
row. The three Maritime Provinces
will be heard in rebuttal, probably
on Thursday when the commission
nxpecis to conclude its heorinu-
'rne 22.061000 sms nm to on-
tario in 1889 and the 100,000,000
Counsel HHeard
3rd Party Groups
Bennett
Against__ Liberals
Government Empowered To
Consideration
Of Mon_ey'Votes By Sweep,-, I
ing Majority.
(Canadian Press, by Guardian’s Special Wire)
OTTAWA, Jan. 29.-In the first test of party stréllti
the session, the Bennett Government today had a majom
s, Progressives and Laboriiq
nited in beating back a motion sponsored by Liberal leadel
Mackenzie King. The vote was 108-63. ~ »
4?
announcing the French copies lol*
ll be available tomorrow.
After the House went into cans
mittee an item in the estimatu fa!
the Justice Department was called
and after a few questions directed
to Minister of Justice Hugh Guthrig
Mir. Poullot raised obiection to oonn
sideration of the estimates rum] I
copy in French was available. &
said no debate should take PMN
until the translation was available.
Minister of Finance E. N. Ehodq
said the absence of French OUPSH
was due to accident and not design,
H4, promised immediate inquiries
For the first time since Confedeh
ation Hansard was available ht
French and English on the sarng
day, said Solicitor-General Maurl
Dupre. Last year the Liberals 113
accused the French Conservativm ol
being "traitors to their race" and to
the rights of the French language,
yet they now objected despite tbl
fact the government was doing
something for the French lnnguap
they had not done during their nine
years of office.
J. 8. Wodosworth (0. C. F. 'Ilan
‘nipeg North Centre) said his
had voted against the Liberal
tion because it thought
signed to block the social
and the language debate
be s continuation of the
M ‘|
(C.P. By G\la.rdla.n’s Special Wire) 1912 under" the Quebec boulldarlesl
0'1'I‘AWiA, Jaznm-submissiousof extension act hasi_decreased L0 a
counsel for the Dominion in answer considerable extent by the 1927 de- '
to contentious of til: Mnritime Pro- cision ofthe judicial committee of
vinoes put forward in support of the privy council in the Labrador
their demands for incre annual boundar d ute
tactics.”
In Réblllilial Of :sms
report without proceeding fiuiibd
with the estimates.
Maritime Claims D,,,,0,Wm,,.
Contention _'Phat P. E. I. “Land-I
_less” Claim Was Discharged At
Confederation Is Questioned `
E
` ‘ ° ada’s outstanding woman journal
By Commissioners. ,nr.,r....G.....r... r.......sn.....;
Journalist
(C. P. By Giilrdil-h's Special Wifi,
MONTREAL, Jan. 29. -_ Eormali
R
_ ~
member of the parliamentary pres!
llery at Ottawa and one of Cen-,
died in hospital here tonight after 3
lengthy illness. l
News Beta Known
“Bd Y l5l3 - l
subsidies were heard before the It was difficult. counsel claimed,
White Royal Commission today. to fdllow the contentions of the
The argument occupied bmi Maritime Provinces in support oi
morning and late atiremcmi sittings their claims to additional subsidies
From the score of the enquiry, the as s result of these accessions. II,
contentions ranged over a variety he argued, instead of placing these
of questions. dwelt on the claims territories under the administration
of the Maritime Provinces for com- and control of Ontaxdo and Quebec
pensatlon for lands handed ovel- to the Dominion had deterrniileri to
Ontario, Quebec and the West/ern form one or more new provinces
Provinces, and concluded for the and had been able to persuade any
day on Prince Edward Islands group of citizens to und:-rtalm the
special claim as the only province govemment of such new provinces,
without public lands. “it is difficult to sec how any other
province of Canada could have suc-
' Corm.sel's Claim QmxNoned cesstully prosecuted claims for ad-
_ , ditional subsidies arising out of such,
The spncial claim of Prince Ed- circumstances." It was equallv dif-
ward Island as the “only landless flcult, he contrulded, to accept
province of Canada," or the only claims of this nature based on the
province without public lands, was fart that these territories had been
"settled and discharged" at the placed under the administration and
time the province entered Confed- control of two of the eming pm-
eration in 1878. counsel claimed vinces.
His argument, though, was ques- "The commercial valuvrs of these
tioned by Sir Thomas White. com- two 1912 accessions are highly con-
mission chairman, and Chief Jus- lcotural,” submitted counsel, In On-
tice J. A. Mathieson. of Prince ld- teflo. he Stated. the expenditures of
wand Island, another member of the province on the acceded ansn
the commission of three. had exceeded the revenue derived
Buhmisions of counsel on the by 31,116,701 up to the present time.
score of the commission brought Bi Quebec, he said, there had been
from sir Thomas the expression of s. fiscal gain or $148,614, to the
personal view that the functions of province on the secession in the
the present commission was to de-,intervening 30 years.
ldldd what if mv. "increases" im v Y
Dominion will be concluded rbmor-' Death Sentenge
i qowbe ln me --
5§,':,',, ’§f§,v%,2,yu, wwzim to (C. r. by uunllnrrr special wlrei
time provinces, but were lands QUIIBIBU. Jar. 29-Sentence ef
which belonged to those provinces dnth vu Passed today on R-mario
and were given to ibern on the de- Bllodhu. fwmcr noltmm- e few
rlnlng ol their norman-ies,-' c. o. minutes \-fir I hay in Court of
invert. associated counsel for can Klvts Bench had rammed a ver-
Dominion argued today. dict cenlviotins' him ol mulderihs
The 93.000000 acres bonded ovor Octave Fleet with s hssllam of re-
in Ontario and the 221,000,000 some volver bullets in l"lset’s\ oiifioe in
to Quebec, both in iilii, he admit- the general poet office last Oct. 28-, .
ted, were accessions to these pro- Chief Justice Albert Svvisnv 0011-
(Continued on Page 'Il
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