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 Mutiny A E X C E L '_ E  “Never Mind, Santa"s Coming”
In Auburn Prison
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_(__)ver_ 1,500 Revolt, Shooting _
Down Keeper and Seizing
Warden and
As.Hostages in Vain Effort to
-State Troopers to the Rescue.
M 810113 that llilt theil' telentl, to over
_ (Special to the Guardian)
"” aosuiuv. N. ir., nec, 11-werden
Edgar 5. Jan.nln5s and 13 prison
guards. held for more than two hours
today as hostages by a score of long
term convicts rioting in Auburn State
< prison, were snatched from the hands
of the mutineers by a picked squad
ot State Troopers. Ona convict was
reported killed during the attack.
Robbed of their last means of pur-
chasing safe conduct from the pris-
ll _
Win Freedom of Ring Leaders
Twelve Guards
°h the eohvivis Prepared fo make a
la.st~t.iesDeraie stand in the main hall
while Troopers and National Guards-
men armed with tear gan and mem.
ine guns prepared to rush the barri-
cade in the few hours remaining be-
fore darkness. Armed with guns
smuggled into the prison from gut.
side. 1,580 convicts had revolted gal-ly
in the day, shot down principal
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,Work on New
C. kN. R. Hotel
` Progressing
I ____
'_ Interviewed ” yesterday by The
Guardian with ze tb; wo;-z
ex construction of tn new`o. 'N. R.
Hotel. Mr _H. J. Crudse. Chief lan-
sinen- funn iilonctoni who is at the
hotel site impacting the work, said
"Progress is very favourable, with
everything lined up according to
lelwdule- We hope to have the erec-
tlvil 0! Y-he steel frame etarhd with-
in the next month. Plans are bolus
rushed with the idea of keeping the
work going steadily to completion."
At present the space for the boiler
room is being excavated. to the depth
or twenty sees, which is nine feet
below the level of the remaining part
of the excavation. The latter portion
°f the basement will be used for aer-
vlce departments, refrigerators, atcr- `
lie rooms. and serv/ant'| quarters.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS, i
COMING EVENTS.
MEETINGS. ETC.
"Milton Rink new open. skating
Mehta Tuesday. Thursday and satur-
llllf. 453-12-12-21.
The Pathe 4
Studio Fire
0.5.1
ADDRESS UN*
SCDUT llllllli
J. A. Stiles, Assistant
Chief Commissioner
Of Boy Scouts Assn.
For Canada Heard
In City Hall Last
Evening.
The work of the Boy Scout move.
mmi fl 9° 31019 boys choose pref".
°°m° 511° ¥f°W‘1l\a tendency of seek-
ing comfort and luxury instead of
"rouzhins it." to teach boys pos-
itively. rather than negatively, by
mel!" of lame: and to give instruc-
tion in woodcraft and handicraft.
This is a summary of the explana-
tion of the object of the.acouting
movement offered by Mr. John A.
Stiles, Assistant Chic! Commissioher
f°1‘ the Boy Scouts Association in
Canada in an interesting addres at
I meeting of local scoutmssters and
interested .parties in the city Hall
last evening. Accompanying Mr, Stiles
in his tour of the Maritime Prov-
inces is Mr. W. L. Currier of the.
National office. ottawa, wne wmf
Mr. Stiles will visit Bummerslde and*
i
ture of night club life.
a
ol
was selected for the 1930 meeting of
erways Association. Tho ~ convention
` _ j-""- Kensington before leaving the prov-
(sololsl to the Gwdlwl inee Tuesday morning. Mr. stues and
NEW_Y0i-l.K, Dec. 11.-A combin- Mr. Currier have recently delivered _ _
ation of ci\‘cumata.ncea, .seemingly add;-ggggg gn 35111” md immg “_ .- L~_ _ _ _ __ _ __ Chairman oi the Foreign Trade
trivlll when separated. emereedmtog, dressing meetings is ,ues°um, sift i  _   ..   _ _ . .°°mml'~"°1 R-__J. _ .H\1i°h1os=_. Cel-
day as t‘he"bacliground ofthe Pathe `John, Fredericton before returning any .__ guy, Im Bowman_ Regina; James
Movie Studio fire. Four of the ten teottawa. _ . _ _ Stewart. lvluuioosc Thomas Brad-
wne were crushed and burned te .after the' ii-itroeuciien by Mr. c. ' Sh”-“_'~ T°*‘°’“°f C- E- N“‘“- M°"'~'°°l-
death in the wild scramble toward Fllliter, Mr. Stiles told of some very Necefssary To Glue N eedy Wlulam N- Bif`1“~ MUHUW11 J~ 13-!
the exits were chorus suis. young iuterestius experiences at the Jam- ° " P°l’“°r’ P"°d°""°"’ N' B* H°“' W" _I iccncinuee en i=ege's>
dancers from Broadway musical boi-ee last summer. at which va en- children A Merry /(17105 A- B‘“°*‘~ “alll” ““i1R-L- CMC", F
85°.” who were seek!" em.. “Nut countries were represented by ‘ _ Clifirloitetown, P. L. I., members ol` T0 Search or
Christmas money in a gay sound pic-
(speéni fe nie Gmane)
D8t1'0il' S€l8CtCd 'ron.on'ro, ont., 11.-Members el
the Canadian Military Institute last ' r
night said farewell to Brig. Gen A
Januar 1 to become Ad tant Gen
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a large number of Christmas help
ers. At Christmas-time the helping
oi needy children. who under ordin-
M
(gmgmued on Page 3) Again the plea is mule for more ary circumstances would have no
A any mishap’ probably th. spit; Sant;-Pals. ;I"1he llaist of fneedydchild-
b ht 1 1 t ren grow g rger om ay to
uns wt y an uc us D zocgftge day, tar e\ccsding the present list of
incandescent carbon proved To,-0 0 "
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between a dark 'work at"ihe studio Y -t t 8 gl
nd New York’s worst fire dhaster Farewell .To 3:5322, h§a'rta°§hr1:;:‘ain13;5;S€§g
recent years. _ Brig. Gen' Bell I Christmas spirit will materialize into
Santa Claus, should become a part
of the constructive work in religion.
It would be well to remember that
religious faith, no matter how great,
is considered of no effect unless it
,fil1ds"' an outlet in constructive
Christian work. Santa-Pal work
should be an individual effort on
the par; of every lover of Christmas
(Continued on Page 3)
<SP°°‘*l*°*-\‘° G'“"“*"'l H. neu, commander f Millie l N I 5 M 'lf
Ummm- D°°' H-“'D°""°“‘ “day District Number 2, whoo leaves (2  y I
"h° GN" uk” st* IM"°“°° `""'t" eral atv Ottawa with- til: rank of  
Major General. Brig. Geri. J. T.
"mm 1* V’ “‘°""b1° F°b"“”" wth Lsngton speaking on behaliof Ma o
'S °*P°°°°d °° ’°"“"‘1““’ * "”°"‘ marine sea the any ef Toreit; HALIFAX' D” ;f"N°°’1" ”°'°°°
lie 47 000
' -- P1” °" °*“"P‘*¢"‘ °° °"l’°°"° °°“' wished the departing officer warm "°"°° °” °°’°’°" ° ly' '°°'
"Coma to the Christmas Concert in st
Ebeneser School, Friday night, Dec-
ember 20th. 425.13.1|,..gi,
"Pie Social in Seaview Hall on I
a
Thursday night, December nth. if
"North Tryon and Albany. will un-
load car of hard coal for base hum-
“'t°ds1andmr:idav. J.r.i.era.
475
"I-°l41h8 Poultry, geese, ducks, and
¢l1\'kevs.et lsiuview, Dec. ie me mb.
Ml Nlsh Grader, (sgd.) Millview
Livestock shipping club. .
440-1:-if-air.
I
h °Dr. Clilt. D- D. _ Start now
sm* Prevention cure. New at Purdy
A-tation; Woetcheater Oo., N. Y.. U. S.
Nicholson.
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"Lecture in Tryon Heil.
postponed.
“norden Line club leaeins hose.
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"Hunter River Club will not load
new poet.
No Increase For
mcg” of gh, 5g_ Lgwrgwg mute pounds of New Zealand butter was
to the sea, Detroit was chosen at a  xsexgrgzpxaa 35252: discharged at Pier zo by the Shaw,
_ 34 - Saville and Albion Line freighter
“"°°"i“¢ °" "°l”°'“”““v°" 'mm tsnsely British than any other city
um heldinwaehington. all ofwhioh ln Cam” md that hu sojourn here Raranga. according to an official
N fnmesmd in the Bt. Lawrence had been an “cement tum” for ms. statement made yesterday at the ol-
not ilne, Friday. 424-13-11-3L route. fices of A. G. Jones and Company.
search through the northern wastesl  
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eral cargo including frozen mesh and three quarters of an hour Later Mr d  D
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sundrics was also discharged. Bennett lunched with Premier Mac- i Tax Re uctlons A _ _
Four days were taken to land the Donald and Chancellor of the Ex-  TREND
huge cargo. With one exception the: chequer Snowden. (spam to 'the Gunum) l IS ‘f\\\E KiND _
butter shipment is the largest ever --i--* BRUSSELS' Belgium Dec' “__ -fo FREEZE _
landed at this port. Premier Jupar in me cours of .3  '
e _ e
ion Pounds
ded In Halifax
The Haranga sailed lasti night for
London. Two hundred tons of gen-
Another Defeat
it.‘I.‘.".'i'..°‘liZ€.'.3`l¥'.‘.f‘t%""tf.._llf‘£i.tl Thé 1:7,-emi, pail., ~ --
` (Canadian Press)
M Thurmay fm-¢n0¢|,_ ppc, LONDON, Dec. ll-The Govern-
lxiiins.  with the easy, rtuueii- ““°°"'“°‘| P"°") . ment suffered anetbei- defeat in mei
44a-at PA1l»1!.D¢¢-11~-Ah°PP°=iti°nm°- Hou, D, Lord, ,omsht ,._,h.,,, im, authorities were finding their :sem-
ltion in the Chamber of Deputies to
“Highest prices paid (every dlifday increasing the pay for _the ded an xt d u I th
till December 1'lth) for fnressedlfrrcnch peaceftime Poiiu from the gmt G°;mmc;;;.f";;c;nm°Enpi
. , ,
, Geese, D ks nd Chicken!
ggiliceiyslater resardlfnl ‘(Live) Fbwl:P'°'°”° 25 °°“"|m°‘f °" °“° °"“' ‘ The vote came after an appeal by
Lcrdships by a vote of 46 to 13 re
unuuf in lm 01 St- NIU* and Chickens. Walter B. Weeks, Fred-_dll ¢° 5° °°“f'“`“°5 * dw' W” 4°' Lord Thompson, Minister for Air,
fahurch. lcuria. December ilth and
nth in B. I. B. Hall. supper served.
into and einer games. sae-ia-io-si.
°°'I‘h¢_umuai merino ez the aeunc
Nmars Institute. also Belfast shipp-
ihxa club wiii be held in thc Belfast
all, on Saturday. Dec. 1_4th, at 7.30
\’~ U1- A full meeting u requested.
3, _ _ as-iz-ii-ai
an '__`
’°" South _winsiee eeheei cnnmme’
‘:°“°¢rt in winnee mu at s eeiek.
dmluion No. Children under id
YW' free n eienny, renewing
"Beginning Decernberiird. 1939 W'
hail be buying Crath rattnned
8
Reserva Monday, December leth. chickens and fowl 'monday and
uraday forenoona of aaeii week till
t ef enum; llisheat market WC'
id for Ne. I steel. J F. Massey..
well. P. I 1.
Wening. 418 Bah 213-li-lil-lattiieathvirazwiuf sammy llafe, lnflalilar. munication. f _ little further spread of the di:essc.`
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*QE-
McLURE and MacKINNON, Representing Hudsori’s Bay; Company, London, England, Will be at the Queen Hotel Sample 
er Tardidu said that the measure
(Canadian Praaal
NEW YOIK Deo li.-Wally
lelung, veteran catcher. was irad
ed today by the Bt. holla Browns
to the Plllllllilihll Athletics for
erician. 498-lil-12-li.‘feated this afternoon 308 to 219. Pre- th" nothmz mould be dom W mm_
icata a delicate situation Th
W ` pl e
k .
"c°m° w Bum.: .gil nch;;e;? WDUM Ohllll In lddltlbhll WN' bud' Have of Iprds would have further
5“pP°' in muh Gm" ° ’ i t diture of lzoilooooofranesor
wwnvrddty evening' D¢¢°mb" ygghlle GXPUD ~ - opportunity to hear the Govern-
in aid ef Pi-cs. W. M. e. and Mission M.8o0.00o and made the a"°°¢5°n we ments oi-epesais befere they be-
4” 1’ 13 u Od him poin-ted out The motion was moved
by Lord Salisbury, leader of the Con
aervatives In the House pf Lords It
regretted the precipiiancy with
which the Government launched
the ligyptian policy, which entails
risk to the security of Imperial corn-
Band. If not fine the following even- of confidence. The Chamber mn1port~ “me pu), gg 5 ntmgd ¢,»,,ty_ he
ing. - - - - . _ ' _
Th
las
Pl
Ottawa
! ofrr.-iwa. Dee. 11.-ony Health
tion hcspltal .space taxed with 4'(
cases of diphtheria and £6 cases of
scarlet fever. A large number of
cases of chicken pox are being treat-
ed in homes, but no figures for these
were available tonight.
` Dr. T. A. Lomer, medical officer of
health, declared tonight that he saw
no cause for alarm in the number ol
cases of scarlet fever. as the mal_dy
vias displaying itself in a. very mild
Ifcrm with patients responding vezy
v_.ell to treatment,
He was not inclined to view the
outbreak of diphtheria with the same
optimism, "Diplfitheria is always ser-
i:us._ he said. He -was inclined to
Chamber of Com-
merce Is Planned -
1 R. L. Cotton On Com.
mittee.
(Canadian Press) ,
IUSINESS
OTTAWA, Ont., Dec. 11-Premier
Mackenzie King declined today to
confirm or deny reports that Hon.
T. A. Crerar has been offered and
will accept the post of Minister of
Railways vacated by Hon. C. A. Dun-
ning. The attentlon of the Prime
Minister was drawn to s. despatch
Monrmmaf. Que, Dec. 11-ai
provisional itinerary for a business .
men's trip to the orient next year!
under the auspices of the Canadian
Chamber of Commerce was issued
today by Dr. John W. Ross, chair-i
man of the Executive Committee oil
the Chamber. The party will leave'
Vancouver on October 15th.. 19301'
and will return to Canada on De-l
cember ia(-ii. nf. ness stated mei
Chamber' was collaborating with the,
Canadian Legation in Tokyo, the*
Canadian Government, Trade Com-
»_missloncr in Shanghai and the Jap-1
anese Legation a-t Ottawa in work-|
ins out the plans for the trip. l;`
was in no sense to be regarded as a
Mud'-‘Y lount, he said, The trip was
planned for the purpose of lncreas-'
ing the. sale of Canadian goods in
China and Japan. This trade was
expanding daily and it was hoped
to accelerate the progress consider-
ably. H. R. Ma:-Millan, Vancouver,
the committee were arranging de-
talis of the trip, Mr. Ross stated,
Conservative
Leilder Received
By His Majesty
(Special to the Guardian)
LONDON, Doc. 11.-Hon. R- B.
Bennett, leader of the Conservative
opposition in the Canadian House of
Commons, who returns to Canada by
the S. S. Olympic today for the pur-
pcse of keeping i1 public engagement
in Toronto on Dec. 20, has spent a
hectic week. While here yesterday
morning, Mr. Bennett was received in
audience by the King at Bucking-
ham Palace. The audience lasted
Defeated On
which stated Mr. Crerar had accept-
Y . .
_ _ ,Kznglslivaszve i 0
MEN 5TR|P, W`ithRegardTo i
fm THE URENT CrerarandForke'
A _ M W f ' V
U n d e 1° Augplgeg 0f (canmian rrcsn ea cn offer ef inc Railways post ana
that 1-lon. Robert Forke. Minister of
lmmigratlon will retire to the Sen-i
ate. Better ask Mr. Crerar or`Mr.
Forke said Mr. King with a smile. 1
have nothing to say. Mr. Forke was
also evasive when informed of what
the Prime Minister had said. He ree
marked, that you had better ask Mr.
Crerar. __-
Mexican President  R E M I ER 
“fm A" Rr” iii cuimnviisv.;
To U. S. Reporters ,7 ___
NEW YORK. Dec. 11-When
Preslzlirnt-elect Pascual Ortiz
Rubio of Mexico came to New
York today he was greeted by
reporters, one of whom asked
during the interview: “Have you
control of your ba;nditry'l” The
mply ol Senor Rublo was not
long in coming. but its sting was
softened #by a smile. ,"Do you
control yours in Chicago for ex- ,
ample?" He answered question '
with question, and added, "Mexi-
co is one of the safest parts of
the world, even in its isolated
districts." Senor Rubin disclaim-
ed intention to seek a loan for
his country in the United Stales.
but said he did wish to come io
a good understanding.
Lost Airman
(Special to thc Guardian)
MONTREAL. Que.. D;-C. 11-Huh
1-ying to the rescue of Carl Ben Eiel-
son lost Arctic alrman and his me-
clionic, a, Fairchild 'll will leave
morrow for Seattle on the way to
Alaska with one of the largest pack
ages of express ever carried by the
system. The machine will be shipped
by steamer from Seattle YD S¢W8l'¢i
rail. Capt. Teddy Oakes will leave
for the wwt on the Can. Nat. train
Continental Ltd.. tomorrow _night
He will guide the plane on the
for the lost explorers.
ministerial statement before th
-"W \ V '_ Chamber today referred to new WX
Diphfhefia Af C°"f'<fe"°‘= We :°.:“;::;;:..:;:‘°;1‘":.:.i°»;2‘z2.°°.; zz
public works and the development of
(C““d|“‘ P"°“l Belgian aviation. In the matter 0!
MELBOURNE, Australia, Dec. 11- foreign p,“cy_ me premier said that
The Nationalist Government of Sir ha hoped may the fo;-fheeming
W. W. McPherson, Premier of Vic- Hague repnauom mnfeyenn el-,midi - ----
::;';°.:°;':f..;:..“:;z:;;1.:: :.‘2.i'; »:;~;°,;-"°;~‘  \ rr
lom. He said tra ar men w
Labor Party in the Victoria Assam- "ned "pan to GMU” the ,,.bu,,_
‘bw 35 "° 28" Tm *muse “d5°“m°d 'tions and amity treaty with the Un-
afterathe vote lepving tl;;:hl\;f}cPh§r- “ed shams and me revmon of mg .1
son overnmeni ace w e e-
cmon Wham" or not it Wm resign. treaty of imiwdth Holland. I Toronto 30-10 Fair.
T°d°Y'° "”|°“'W“ "h° ms" memng aftemoon from Lake I-lanuan where; Quebec 0-8°below, clear. 4
of the new State Asembiy since the he has been isolated sm” Odnbuil Halifax 2_8 Fah,_
"1°°“°““ “fly lm’ “‘°“"‘T‘ ’“ “’“'“"‘ io. Two R. c. A. F. planes, piieteai si. Jenn, 12-2 clear.
'M N°”°"°n” P'"Y failed W °b' by Flying Officers W, H. Emery, and/ Boston. 30--20, Cloudy. ~ '
“I” ° ““3°'“Y' E. o. Forster. left here this mei-ning( cnfew-n. is-4 cieudy. ` '
on a 200 mile iight to Lake ‘I-Ianuaruf High tide this morning at 1,04 ali( _‘
_ and returned after rescuing Bern- tonight at ’l.l0._ _'_:'.‘_
Pllot Rescued ard from the bleak fiutness of that gun figs; mi, me;-ning gg zggggf(
region. Bernard was missiiig from gee; chu gfwrnoon gg 4,15,
BT. FELICIEN. Que.. Dec. ll-‘October 16 to Ncveni‘»:e~: i‘. 'when his lull moon Monday, Dog, lg, 1.1(
think, however, that there would be
and from there to Fairbanks bill
Is Charged By Premier
Anderson of Sask-
atchewan With Inter-
ference iil L o'c'2`l'l
1 A Politics.
(Canadian Press)
OTTAWA, Ont., Dec. ll-»P.’!ii'll¢\’
J. T. M. Anderson. of Saskatchewan.
late this afternoon retoned to I
statement by Premier W. L. Macken-
. zie King early today on the question
of the clinging to omce by--tonnes
Premier C. H. Gardiner, aftef de-
! feat in the Saskatchewan election 1;
June last, !n a speech here las(
l night. Dr. Anderson stated Mr. Gar-
‘diner had clung m ofilce after de-
feat in the provincial election or
i Will G'iveAddress
I
(Special to the Gitardian)
§ TORONTO, Ont. Dec. ll.-Hon. J.
iT. M. Anderson the first Conservat-
livc Prime Minister of Saskatchewan
‘and a native of On::i:1o will ad-
Molilrwl bl' C3-U-' Nat. EXPTCSS 10- idress the monthly luncheon oi the
_1Liberla-Conservative Menrs Club tr
- ltho root garden of the R0!!! YM.
ll-lotel on Thursday. Dec i2. .M Nh
its to bc a special engagement it bt
'been designated as Ladies Day.
ine weather, Etc
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North west winds, fair and littl-
higlier' fcmpefure. `
Montreal I2 zero, clear.
John Bernard, Zi year old pilot oi’-‘mechanic Leading .uzcnftlnaw J. a. m. _
fleer in the Royal Canadian Air A. Fortey, suddenly aopaaswi :fre gm-nmol-|155 nge ofghkm mmm;
Iorce, returned to civilisation this with the news of his safety.
later than ,Cliariottetosrm " "'
_S\1mmerside,' Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, December 16th 17th and 18th. and Will Purchase Silver Foxes and all Other Furl.
‘ Pal/inf! `HIGHEST MARKET PRICES For Same ‘
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