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Dairymen’sAss’n.W E = it it  =
f LargelyAttelndecl
Resolution Passed
er Freight Rates on Mill Feeds '
Because ofDis_abili_tyImposed by
New Zealand Butter Imports-
Annual Reports
ers for 1929 Elected.
’ The annual meeting of thp Prince
ldv/ard Island Da.irymen's Associa-
tion. which was held yesterday alter-
poon and evening was very largely
attended. _
At the morning session, the Presl-
dent's and Seoretary‘s reports were
msg and at the evening session a
resolution was passed calling for a re-
duction in freight rates from ‘ the
Central Provinces to the Maritimes
on mill feeds, by reason, inter alia,
of the disability caused the dairymen
_through the importation of New Zeal-
and butter, it being held that this
measure would cheapen the cost of
production. Excellent addresses were
also given- by Hon. W. M. Lea and
Mr. Walter Shaw.
The President, Mr. W. J. Gibson,
occupied the chair, and the follow-
ing were among those in attendance:
F. R. Hughes, Bedford; Waiter
Wood, Marshfield; Ludlow Jenkins,
Marshfield; W. J. Gibson, President
Dairy Association, Marshfield; Wil-
Ircd Boulter. Sec. Provincial Dairy AS-
sociation; Bert R. Brown, York; Ley-
ton McCabe, Alexandria; W. T. Mc-
Leod, St. Peters Road; F. T. Mor-
row, Dominionflrader; H. V. Norton.
`0l‘lPl.lld: §`l`»`\F."M“lulkey,"N6W Wilt-
shire: X. O. Gallant, St. Chrysostom,
Pres. Dairy Assn. Egmont Bay; Rev.
P. J. Hogan; John A. McLeod, Dun-
das; John' McPhee, Belle View; Mic-
hael Mulligan. representing the Dairy
Assn., Kinkora; Emmet Duffy, Kin-
kora; Wiltheis J. Wortman, 0'l.ieary:
C. Gamble, Tryon Creamery; H. J.
McCormick. Dundas; J. H. Simpson.
Bay View; W. N. Jenkins, Bedeque;
Jerome McLean, DeGros Marsh; Jas.
A. E. Macdonald, Little Pondi Wm-
Ccln, New Perth; John Fraser, Avon-
dale; Alfred P. D, Macdonald, Little
POM: J. B. McGrath, Morell; Joscpn
E. Gallant, Tignish; John A. Mac-
Pherson, Bellview; John A. Mdbcod.
Primrose; Joseph Gallant; Edwin
Reid, Reno Béy,*‘c. A sievenson.
New Glasgow; Walter G. MacKenzie.
Springfield; J. H. Simpson, Bal’
View: R. G. Macmrren. New Perth:
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
COMING EVENTS.
MEETINGS. ETC.
"ROBIN HOOD RAPID CHINA
OATS. better Oats. batter China. All
Grocers.
“1Vlt.Stawart Thursday, special
show. Action, adventure. 4075-3-4-Bl
'°Dr. Clift, M..D.-Start now home
£_1;cvcntion cure. Purdy Station, West-
ester Co., N.Y., USA. 12-i2-tlmos.
“Tulil Concert Hearts Memmxial
Heli March nth at a p. m. 'riexets ssc.
4sao-s-1-4|.
"Grand Orange Lodge meets in
Charlottetown, Merch iatn se 2 o-
°1°°k cr in. W. w. mutant. or-and
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wmedv-drum in Belfast Publis
I-hil on Wcdnllday. March 6. Cur-
“lh rises at-8 o'clooi:. 4992-3-4-ii
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'lui of his father meter readings
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Callmg for Low-
Recid and Offic-
W.W. Keele. stanley Bridge; Herbert
Thompson, Dunstafifnage; John R.
McWilliams, Eldon; A. E. Fyfe, Stan-
ley Bridge; Robert Weeks, Highfield;
Hamid Bagnall, Hazel Grove; C. E.
MacKenzie, Milton; Clifford Proud.
Hampshire; Wilbur Younker, Kings-
ton; Roland Easter, New Wiltshire;
James G. MacLeod, Hampshire; Jos-
eph A. Morrison, Launching; A. D.
McDonald, Little Pond; Roy E. Mc-
Lean, Lot 16; Seymour Thompcdn.
Lot 16; George Myers, Peakec Sta-
tion; H. W. Clay, Charlottetown; J.
A. Dewar, New Perth; R. W. Jones.
Charlottetown; A. F. Campbell; hil-
ton Simpson, Lot 16: Wallace N. Jen-
kins, Bedeque; John N. Profitt, Hec-
town; Lester E. Proiitt, Preefown;
W. J. Wortman, 0‘Leary; C.G_ Dut'!y.
Charlottetown; J. J. Enman, Bum-
merside; Locke Jonas: T. A. Stewart;
John W. Campbell, Whim Road; F.
R. Hughes, Bedford; Ludlow Jen-
kins, Marshfield. `
The executive for the ensilinl Year
were elected, and they selected as
president, Mr. J. A. Dewar, of New
Perth and as Vice President, Mr. W.
J. Gibson. . _
-Continued 'on page 3-4-
HlV|]l.UTI[|N
IN NIEXIIIH
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Portes Gil, Provisional
President, Declares
the Govt. Has the
Situation, W ell in'
Hand.
(By The Associated Press)
The revolutionary movement in
Mexico which flared up with dramat-
ic sucldenness on Sunday had de-
veloped Monday night.into a ltrul-
gie between the govemmont at Mexi-
co City and a. powerful grouP of mili-
tary commanders centcrihl 0115011? in
the atatcn of Vera Cn!! _lid 3011018-
Revolutionary troops left the City °f
Vera Cruz today and bwln movil18
northward in the direction ol tht
Mexican capital. Because of- the
mountainous territory thlir P\‘°l\'°l*
was expected tobc slow.
From the northernmost Pl" °f
Mexico in the State of Sonora came
o, definite revolutionary statement
that the aim of the movement was
not against the central government
aa such but was diroctcd llilllll 91°
influence which former President Cal-
les is charged with still wielding in
the government. Gov. Faulte TOP!"
of Sonora and'closc friend of the lat!
president-elect Amiro Ohrewn vw*
a message to the Associated PNB in
which nc said that the revolutionar-
ies have damandcd D119 051|" 1""
the oountrl' and desist from the di-
racclon of itl affairs. Whhn USUN
uaves Mexico and than in authcrlil
agree to constitutional conduct of 01°
lm,-ernment, this revolution will ‘|10
a natural death. he IIN-
zn unite ons ilwr°wmm°|li__“*
preparing to combat the rcbcll. Gill-
omes, mmseu cmd cs l* military
commander im former rcvolta wll
“ned out of his retirement to tsl!
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Burned and is In
Critical Condition.
A moat diltrculug accident oc-
curred on Sunday at Indian Riv-
oraatharcault of whlchllirs.
John Hockbert, one of the beat
known md highly esteemed reli-
denta of the district, now lies in
a very precarious condition.
On returning from church on
Sunday morulnl. Mn. Heckbert
wmt fa revive the tire by pour-
ing cool oil on. it from the can,
when the flames Immediately shot
up causing the can to explode
and setting iiro to her clothing.
Two of the children who were
standing nearby rushed to the
assistance ol their mother and
succeeded In extinguishing the
fluncl. getting their hands bad-
ly burned in doing ao, and not
bcfore'M.rl. lleokberi. had _been
severely burned about the face,
arms, hands and lcgc.
Dr. Jardine wu immediately
called from Kensington and
found the patient in a very ser-
iously burned condition and also
sudo;-ing from severe shock. At
the latest report her condition
was oaushg grave anxiety to her
family and friends.
13 INJU_R_ED_._  _
EXP1.os1o1vs
(Special to The Guardian)
LONDON, Mnroh 4.-’l'h|rte¢n
_persons were seriously injured to-
day in a spectacular series of ex-
plosions in the famoul Woolwich
anenelnear Londm. The expla-
siona were followed byafirewhich
wal still burning into this alter-
nooa. The explosion was in the
fuse and primer department.
Definition of
Wines and Spirits
_ (Canadian Press)
GENEVA, March 4.--The League of
Nations committee today decided on_<
u definition classifying wines and
spirituous liquors. The definition said
that a beverage which contains up
to 20 degrees weight of alcohol may
be classed as c. wine but that above
30 it becomes a cpirituous liquor. The
question arose in connection with a
drive to combat the liquor evil in
world territories imder the mandate
of powers who have now been rc-
_queswd to observe the league stand-
ard. ~
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over the secretary of war portfolio.
Prcavident Portes Gil, elected as pro-
visional president only |. few month!
agodeclared the government had the
situation in hand. He assorted that
the inovoment was led bya dissatis-
ncd muiury-political group and
would be crushed. As yet no clashes
have been reported. _
LARHD, Texas, March 4.-U‘nit-
od .!t\Ml'l¢\11Y olioerl It Fort Mc-
|¢axloo,`Lui| Movcns, Mexican labor
leader, and Joao Amaro, chief of staff
of 'thi lhxitlh Army hid boon im-
prfacfiad in ilaviica oitt- '
itooaul. Bench. mx., uma 4
-Advice: received hero from the in-
tirior thi! afternoon stated that Za-
iiina statca 'which
have turned
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the ravcxticaarrmovcmaat. *rim* _
sir vincent Merekma. nan., shur-
man of the board of directors of the
Bank of Montreal, and former presl-
dent of the institution, died in Mont-
real on February 24,'followlng an ill-
ness of several months. Be was in
his 'l_9ih year and is survived by Lady _
Mcltdlth.
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For District Contests,
First Prize Will be
Silver Flower Basket
and for Provincial
Contest Will be Silv-
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WASHINGTON .March 4.- The
“em” in N" YM" nb as 'nh l in welcom the nation’s greatest peril and ap
In ‘ f _ _ _
I we mve much P enum ' ' . to call on the retiring president
S¢|°“°° by “IB 5°¢|¢¢! °f AY” “"1 Isobel Adams, Margaret Reville, Lucy .tor help to secure observance of the hour set for the mauguration in
Sciences.
- , nerbert Msenonsia-eil prohibition law. _
R”"‘“° ‘md Umm C nd n H and to ride with them in a eav
OTTAWA, Ont., March 4.-The
whole of this afternoon was taken up
with the discussion of lin. Woodi-
worth’s resolution and amendment
thereto in re Seven Sisters water
power in which westem members are
particularly interested and all' of
which except Liberals are opposed to
its exploitation by private interests.
This resolution is giving more con-
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(From Our Own Correspondent) `
cern to the government than _t\iy_
_ Causing Govt. Concern
other question inet has come up this
session, and this concern was eihib
'lied in strenuous appeals made by the
ministers of the interior and bgricul-
ture, the `Hon. Mr. Stewart and Mo-
therwell. Two pfomineht members of
‘the opposition ben‘c'has, the Hon. Mir.
Ryckman and General McRae, made
strong speeches in support of the re-
solution' both. being completely com-
mitted to govemment ownership and'
operation or wafer powers everywhere'
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|]iH|Ii;l]__H|]lBHEHY
(Special in the Guardian)
TORONTO, Mar. 4-For the seo-
ond time in little more than a year
Mimico was the scene of s. mail rob-
bery on Saturday evening. The pre-
vious robbery netted the thieves the
valuable contents of a sack of regis-
tered mail. On this occasion so far
as is known the five sacks of letters
stolen contained no money of val-
uables and on Sunday were found
abandoned in a stolen car on South
Drive, Rosedale, ripped open and
the letters scattered about the floor
of the auto. '
The robbery was a particularly
daring one and was followed by the
kidnapping of two younths and Thom-
as Douglas. who holds the contract
to haul the mails. The three were
carried in a closed car to High Park,
where they were given their freedom.
The robbers, three in number, here
transferred the stolen mall to anoth-
er car, s. touring model. and made
good their escape. At a late hour
last night they were still at large. lt
is supposed that the trio had designs
on a registered mail sack. which
rumor had it, was to be shipped
from New' Toronto containing a large
.sum of money.
LATER
TOR.ON'I`C, Ont., March 4-Despite
the organized enort of provincial,
county and city police no trace or
clue has yet been found which might
lead te me identity er the tinrgs .who
held up and kidnapped three men
and escaped with a number of sacks
NUHILE BMMEU
I-'UH DISASTER
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Fascist Commander is
Criti-cised by Inves.
tlshlflllg Committee
(Spatial to the Guardian)
ROME, March 4-General Umberto
Nobiie, tragic central figure in one of
the greatest Arctic disasters in his-
tory,'stood charged today with full
responsibility for the wrecking 01 the
polar dirigiblc. Italia, which cost the
lives of eight members of the dirigib-
ie's crew and nine rescuers.
The committee investigating the
disaster reported yesterday, criticis-
ing Nobile’s acts as commander of
the Fascist expedition to the_North
Pole but completely exonerating and
praising Capt. Filippo Zappi and
Capt. Ahaerto Mariano. two members
of the Italia. crew who played prom-
lnent roles in the Arctic drama be-
cause of their attempt to walk from
the ice floes to land, with Prof. Finn
Malmgron, Swedish ~meteorologist,
who died before the party was rescu-
ed.
The unanimous conclusion of tha
omcial commission attributed the loss
of hte airship to a "wrong manoeuvre
owing to composition and distribu-
tion of the crew.” Responsibility for
this "wrong manoeuvre" was laid to
the commander.
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Prince of Wales College.
Prince Street School.
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school will receive $5.00 each.
District Contesta-
lst Prize-Silver Flower Basket.
2nd Prize-Cabinet of Silver,
8rd Prize-Deal: Set. _
Provincial Finalsz-
and free trip to Toronto.
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with whatever of emotim may have nr" °f B 1°" P"°°e“1°“ f-lf °V
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noon The inaugural cerem
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him.seTf to aT Qrics of magazine ar- mst time 111 the 1115*/OTY °f mill
mia, _ ations three men who have
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stood with his successor throug
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_mag power-[ug gmce god” when events It fell to William How
Taft, now chief justice to be sei
tliirtieth president. The new presid- ed t0 Hdrnlhi-“er the Olth Of
out took tliéfocth-.ol office with c president- to-*President
91,9, fm- hw omg;-vrmfe 5;;-easing the twentieth anniversary of
particularly enforcement of the pro- dal’ he himself f°°k the dUf~1¢5
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30TH PRESIDENT -
who first saw daylight in a. humble
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first price in the District Oratorical presidency of the United States pas- thousands of inaugural ,mem
Contecfsiriplaoe of a. silver ta-ophy,a sed to Herbert Hoover today in a visitors here thu morning Se
Silver Flower basket. and in the Pro- colorful ceremony which he himself' thousand paso./S had ‘gambled
vincial Finals, a splendid Five Light described as a "dedication and con- hind police “nes at me capital
Silver Candelabra. secration under God."\Speaking to 930 ‘_ m wo hours before the
an me world in an inaugural ad' augural ceremony was to begin
Pm' Alben A mchtho rofusor was felt that these articles would be dressdelivered from the historic east 1030 tens of thousands had game
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S°h°°’ c°““""_Th° mr” Wm' ( ed officially. One theory was
lm" M the “hom emmw in “ch BOFIA, Bulgaria, March 4.-Twen~ a worker seeking warmth Irom a
_ty-eight persons, mostly women. were carried a. fuse signal too close to
burned to death and twenty-hve coals Within a few minutes the
were grlevously injured in an explos- tire building was a. roaring fum
ion in the largest military arsenal The flames spread rapidly *o the
of Bulgaria here today. Property joining powder d pot causing a
vg1\|ed.gt $1,000,000 was destroyed. ond and stronger. explosion The
,lst-Five Light _Silver Candelabra The real cause of the discst/er riiled P80916 felled B YEPSTWU
whieh shook the capital to its foun the calamltous earthquakes
daibuns and created c. panic among devastated Bulgaria last year.
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