tiriends who remind us of our faults
and shortcomings, even though in
courtesy.
AAAKES 5-illllN»E
i..__...-__A  
Annual ilubsllriptlons Delivered ll-L00
By Mail. Canada and U. B. A. 84.5!
CHARLOTTETOWN. CANADA, TUESDAY JANUARY 4 1927 it ,, '
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DF A
MERCHANT
Llfisvloe was given to human
*Wings that we may say pin."-ig
\ ot.
_ COVSPS PPIIIGG Edward Island Like the Dew “ld 
A OF A ` \ _\ \  »-0 _
“W ~  li iiiurii viii Fllhiiul 
Flutter is not oourtss it is our   ll f _ A A 5’ 
I y y- .§\\ ;;¢:;./// /,W  __ __§___N_ \`\.\\:`__\  
. the some may may mm to mul _£5/& ___    _,:_,_ -_ d  ____ __ _,_
 ri _ » - _ ,ns
2
"Until to each other when que;-v|¢
-and sometimes when they are
Charlottetown (.luardiu|“;sro Cds:
FLEA Filll lill-
AP Eilil l iiN
Conservative- Leader
Declares Canada’s
Problems Must Bi
Solved if Dominion
is to Keep its Place
in the World Race.
(Canadian Press)
i TORONTO, Jan. 3. -in 1926 sub-
‘stontinl proizress has been inode by
Europe in particular und the world
in general towards permanent re-
covery from the disastrous consc-
quences of the Great War and from
the policies pursued in the years
George Paish, well known finnucin
authority says in n. statement pre-
pared for the annual Financial and
Commercial Iteview and forecas
of the Toronto Mail and Empire.
"There is still danger of relapse.
which might make. tho position
worse than but with overy
wail stop towards the
oi’ the situation, thi'
less and the pros-
restoration more
Hugh Guthrie, Conservative
lu the Federal Pariiainen
last sixty years" M
says, "our record of pro-
one we may justly view
pride but what of the future
of these of today will no
felt. Canada is u do-
many cllmes, divers in-
vocations and opportun-
its very diversity 0! occu-
and great area makes it a
country
the
the
munufacturei
and Quebe '
the difficult
farmer of tho
the problems
Columbia are not ideuti
the difficulties of Albert-'~
of the fill' eastern
are not those of the e-.
western provinces; the pro
oi the central east are n.-_
these oi’ the central west. Yet wr
rs all Canadians and the problems
lust be solved and the dilficultie
“°-\ountf"‘ "’ the dominion is ti
» its place in the world race'
Recommends
Construction of St.
Lawrence Canal
Guardian)
D. C.. Jan. 3. ~~
recommendation for
by Canada and
of a shipway
into the Great
Lawrence River.
to,Preaidoni
Hoover
of Commerce, as chair
United States Commis-
the subject. The report
rejected the proposal
all-American canal throulili
as unecouomic and
ipractlcabie for the present time.
ut declared that the openiuit ‘If
ie Great Lakes to ocean navlsll-
on was “imperative both for the
and for the ilitlira develoil'
of a vast area, within the lu-
of the continent."
Secretary Hoover's
not
the
the
via
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each insertion in this column.
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waisv
50 for
soo
MEMORY" Vlnlll SUIT-
fer mother, father. nite. wis-
h““‘l- drnmiitor. non, sister, ro-
ther. soldier or lrklid -N0
'°\'l°l~ may be ooaiuiied at
Guardian Officg, 1.!
wins rovfdl tasivr,
Falllllbs Saiiiillbri. New-
som 1 Co., East liisd Market
Blfll, , U
The Dro-
(Canadisn Press)
OTTAWA, Ont.. Jan. 3. _
Immigration to Canada for thc
eicvtn months of the Calendar
V01", 1926. ended November
30. amounted to 130,569, accord-
lne to the oe-partmem of im-
Nilafstlon and Colonization.
This is an Increase of 61 per.
cent over the same period of
:_925_whM\ the total Immlgm.
of the .igucers were knocked iiown
R li -
ami a rain oi' 'blazing gil..-oliiie fil-
made 'ily the jagged edge- of the
-burns Even the three who are
in no danger.
Four Lives Lost '
, House Fire
HANOVER. Ma.ss~. Jan. 3.-All
dmy sr-arch ot the ruins and a cure-
ed tin' death total at, fain- in the
fire whirzh destroyed the E_ }{_
“lava Rubber Company hare. Tho
dead were: James Wallace, 60, of
Hanover; Philip Crusliey. 15, of
'incidaudn George and Kiiei- Iii,-.
,-“lwrs<>n. brothers. of Nova semis
The tive broke out yesterday noon
litter the niizht shiit -had none in
lbed, so that many had to leap from
\\"mln\\'s as the flames roared up
.the siuirways _
1*~1» 
LOFTV BUNGALOWS GIVE
REFUGE T0 SQUIRRELS
tersei of southern tourists in the
ielonnd-.s is winnini: for their furry
friends n new ziegi-ve of protection
=lii-for-five bungalows were provin-
Od high in the big oaks surround-
"GW llousfw are Occupied and up-
Wflrdai of titty squirrels are .nakinir
novidvrs.
D0\'1\lillK cost cstiinnie by enuineer
ing boards representing both <-ou".
tries. fixed the cost oi tim St.
Lawrence canal at "au emotive
not of $148,000,000 as cont,-ngtnii
with an estimated cost oi ;50»:,000.-
(|00 of a route from Lake Ontario
cost of $63l,000,000 for the ail-Am-
Considering the tonnage that
ties the King and com-
ing to iinndon from
farewell to tile
of York
and New
battle cruiser
for
The Prince ol
nad Prince
s
PRESENT llilll
61 P t I 1
ercleiilmntcrgrageion   WHERE FICHTING IS IN PROGREQS  I- I  H A U lT_Famous Ac§;ess _ ___
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302 Killed and 150 / % ""‘"““""’t, 1 *A* /””’””’ , 2`2.Y
on was 80,904. ~ ° f “G '° BLUFF CITY ear  Weaver,
Wounded in Fi ht- / AW/ -» of A
~----- _ , _ 3 ,__  <»,,,u Had to be Half,Car-.
 1ng_f_Bet\éfeen Liberal co; /A ’__ _/ ried in- Courtroom]
,, §1_2__ces onservative -4%,” _-_»?_ ~__Siient Throughout
-__ ' 1 --.EN Hearing. ‘ F
 B E H A L la aiANAi(i-Ciiailaeliflil Ililufiriiini re- n  A c0`P)'.4 ‘ M   i°“"“m”'¢‘”l 
A12: rs .f‘..."i`1.;‘f....."‘:*.°-;..."."i‘3:;..1;::r ///J 'WA _ W A.ifi.ilflii;:.%.'....°‘;‘;~-  fi
iwns hold <r\nlin'\lly iosponsliiio or
show it to have been the bloodiest `
sv ,-"mem thc death oi i~nbien Niuiiiii i,roter
authorities Their roarguard was
patches say
No attempt was made to bury
l crashed regardless of th" gums the dead and many wounded crawl-
maie between the ages o n
i
Missing Relics Found
In Boudms A ........fsfi;':.f'.r_ first 
ed in tt gold box wllel‘e_th1'y lliiil
been placed by the into Cardilial
Begin in 1894, tho relic-s of Si.. Vic-
tor and St. Modesie, which has
‘been missin: from the llasllicil
after the dlsnstrous fire three
r . _
ni check of all boarders today fix- _ _ E mum in _1 Une of
yesrs Ago wel' _
-fniies at the vilieneuvc yards ui
ldmoliou, and returned to the Basil-
rm.
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if?
1-*rm
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Prevent Wildly Hil-
gave the New Year n wet ivelconw.
A steady rain dispoiled all doubt
i
liilg lbs capitol. Virtually all oi’ tho .S io' outside conditions, and pro-
hibition agcnts had orders not io
disiulfb cabarets, night clubs will
,their home iu the square, wiiem i,(,i,.|,,_
lille? ilcwnt nuts from scores of The celebration itself was almost
without precedent, as were tllc
parties.
It was a wildly hilarious mflb
:hat wendeil its way through illc
Great White Way to receive illc
New Ycnr with the din oi' horns
and rcttileis.
Every available 'place of nmus“-
nu-ut or entertainment was filled to
capacity. Reservations in niizlli
tinhs had been exhausted weeks
lo the Hudson River and wirh u bvforc. and the theatres were sold   
mit Cover charges ranilliiii flflm
the theatres made ao secret of the
iN Ylllili
xgrclltlgtggggfi ‘gg (,;:p|€f;?§:Eii[o: overcolneu by tlie Liberals.) 'A
_ 1 ‘ or ine isoo Liberals and moo
M lm" In uw mmm M nm mm Conservatives cuisnsed, 302 were _
led ih€‘lit\ilillni.¢. There was a inall kmefl and 150 w°““d0d° It “_ 
rush for the exitsanii-awii~1'serain- 1’°5s‘bl° 'U “dye me I rwf)eU;:,l' ~
_,ble by me or ‘WG M uw __&rl___ for lnnses from Luci-le iota H. lie i .--_
the windows, through which they '
the generations to come. The ' A _  _ _ - 0
, .
'“°”‘ s‘."°””‘° "““   ”"’ A ingstone, btains Important State-
* - - - ment From a Witness to the Effect
A That the Fire W as Set, .
iieteulivs, l'owers. of the Halifax
r‘rlniir.nl iiivcftiuniion Bureau, who
‘ws iircii on thv island fill* U19 llafif
few iiays. ilivestiiziitilig the burning
of rho s<-luuiuur, .l. H. Livingstum,
which or-ciirreil some weeks R50.
loaves roi- lllliliux tf‘~il\Y iiflef
.bringing his investigations in u
successful corwliisioii.
Deieciive i‘ow.~rs, arrived in
‘Clinrloiteiowu last Friday, in thc
interests of iii-.uirnucc underwriters
end af once quietly comuicnced his
inquiry.
From iniorniailon olai/.linril from
different sources. he learned that
one interested in the schooner
would arrive in the rliy from the
Eastern portion of the island on
last evenlngls train. llnviiii: n df*-4'
cript'-on of the party in whom llc
was interested, Detective I‘owi‘\`>i
was at the Railway Station yester-
day evening on the arrival of the
plea for cooper- X _ " ed off' into the swamps to die. i _ _
llart of tile lleople 0f`g-ffnsaduuou ,_ three “.10 were Thousands of vultures are hover-       
l i) i
‘ le iielil. The
seriously iniurcii by fire .ma in-on ‘"5 °"”" th” bm , . . . . .
f l C r stu d In Re.
Ven glass, half a dozen sustaineil §3g"?"£g’egu;)Codli‘te \`.i1;Jl;?(?;€up;:l In      
A5?“-533%?-3-i‘“-?»?$’¢’ii1l-»¥Yii“i¥  '°   .’;°l'e:l sara to the Burning of me J. H. Liv-
_‘1f\=iri= train. llere he met his man
.t-vvi~’\rlimi\ he had n long ill'-0|"
v’UW.
The result of the interview 1'0-
~~m‘r~d the fur, that the burninir
fi' :be sr-lioonrr was ol' incendiary
rriirin.
Detective Power ohtziineil ri
ni-vorn strtoiiient. from the party in-
~~i-riowcd iliai he was familiar with
me facts of the fire and the cir-
rvmsiances attending its cause.
The =ituat‘ou will go a 10112: WHY
'n rinarinz thc mystery 'surround-
insr the hurnluc of the sclmoiior
which was hurnfd io the waters
-tics in the East River some weeks
:r1'O.
,Niuvll credit is due to Detective
'l’owvi's in his speedy <le'sDi\tcll UI
on occurrence lo which there were
:-ppnronily no clues as io its cause.
:intl to all appearance was likely
'fi lmve remained a mystery.
st-Aiir,-:ici-I. N. C.. Jan. 3._rne in- f___ ._ _ ___ .
Squirrels that inhabit public Heavy Ralll Dld   
inroads oi' dogs and boys hull arious Mob From   
"surly depleted the colony at tho -
glfvilol uiirpaiinds liars last Year. Para-ding Broadway 
.. ae o c s too cognizauce of ___ i ____
the situation, however. and twenty NEW Y0fR,}{, Jim, 3, 'Broaclwuy (swam to Thrauardisn)
LONDON, Jan. 3--This Daily
Express says the most infillolliilil
of Great Britain's moderate inbox
lenders have decided £0 llevlafff
ppm, wal- against the Communists
in the trade unions. Tho r9i>0l‘A0‘1
dm-.ision ls due to the fact oi' the
4-xtrcinist minority starting a vain-
puiim lo undermine tile official
lcniiers 'ofthe union, the Dllil<‘l`
adds. The campaiirn nglilllsi ‘he
C0m,,“m,Bt,=i it understands, will be
iiiiinclied innnediuteiy fill” 11 “"1”
ference pi trade union oxccliilves
to be held .ianuafy 3 mill 21'
__»__€»C)i~";‘ i
eilioan plan. S15' io S40 prevailed, andisomo oi  in 
would m°V° i-0 and ffflm the “P9511 fact that $6.50 tickets were $11 f0r` -
to the Great Lakes should ri way ips night. And at that the demand (Canadian Prew)
be opened, the report calculated was greater than the supply. l SlNlGfAl‘0itE. Straits S<"il‘*"‘°""
that the toll cost per ion necessary Aside from excessive noise and Jan, Il-The into of the inalofiii' ‘lf
A0 "HFFY Oiieratinz exiienaes or the crowds the old new year passed t-he places in tho vast flooded urea
St. Lawrence canal would l».~, 63 without incident, however. A01 the ivisisystates is still unkno_wn.
cents. For the all-American routa Ollly 011°- mt 5el'l°l\S- accident, A native me-ssenger, who irsveiiefl
U19 COBA D01' £011 WHS i'|Klli`6d A" be was reported, the wounding ni two down a flooded river from Pashaliil
$2.00 while if the St. Lawrnnce- sisters by a stray bniiei tired by cl i to the coast on a los. reports ihfll
Hudson canal were constructed the ceisbrnnt as the iwo leaned from n giiiigei, Lemihiug, the lari»'.<‘.Sl ll"
Coit W0\i|d be 51-54-  f window of their home in 'llrooklyilf mining district in Pashanz. is .still-.
'Churches were crowded as well merged and that Eiirolinlii “QSM
' en forced to lake ri-,» _
ivnrdinai Hiiyes pensonsliy conduct-_
. . . | _
Their Maiestws io.
J ‘ r ,, ,o del into old Trinity, (singapore iespaiche-.1 on Satur-
    'lllr;l(i-hdcigayysnli 'Wall Streets, audi day said that villages Over an ni-on
ni‘ man-y square miles had been
I it was believed
   services at St. Patrick’s on Fifth swept sway. ani
.\v'uue, Many churches gave spec here had been great loss oi life-l
s‘nnrcs were played uiitil da
The 3 a. in. closing ot
clubs was suspended for the
and clubs
8 a. m.
liquor
on the
cases treated at
in the
sntiy
ers .
ievue
wrwk
ybll'
if i s which we\‘c` '___.~»o> - ‘
(special to rm oust-sim "*“ "‘"" °“' °'°“"’““‘“" _- .
JDNDON. Jan 3 Their Maies~-hmmlcut' md hymns In mmtsi-i_mi  In  E
l,|
All (Canadian Press)
ANG Sumatra inn 'A -
,as communists have been killed
mid nmpy grrviitrd in Vtlfliilis
hes with Dutch military forces
PEN ' . - -'-
Thirty insurrectionists. describefli
E" '   . 1. ' L' ‘ _ tl ' ' ` " . `_". ai :vcr
` . . _ ' ' . : ` i ’ . .‘ i'
M (im p\~@,u.m Wm- i,n|_“»,.,.1, thi-,‘ The above map shows the scene engagement 1.000 Q 6 ' » ` l - ' "
~' ~ _ by A rmonci-‘s 'ur hero uulny '
___ forces of tim Diaz Conga,-vuiivg of the present sanguinary -lighting troops were placed on the dofen J Y I
C n d- pres government recognized hy the on the east coast of Nicaragua, be- scive by 1600 opposition soldiers, Milflill WHS follilil dead iii his store
D01'-( 8 a la" 5).. ' . United Stairs and the Siu-azn lib- tween government troops and the many of whom, including officers f‘2\\'l>' Frilluy uiorninfz with his
i`,A'I" SMR" J“"' "'_rhr"° emi g<,vm-,““@M wgogui-,,(i,i iiy rebel forces. A fierce battle mged are said to be Mexicans. The bat. honii ..|-iiniuni in and his liiroui siiti
immediately after the war, Sir pers°nf'vvem.`Sf`{'l°“sl,y Alumina “ind Mexico. 4 for three days. ending In the rc- tie was gained near Pearl city or i'\‘inn mir in our. l-'iliniraiili was
l lieiégogliirifigixvurii- ll" IEE! ' njurneis- (ll"rovious dispatches said the treat of the federnls and the virtual Las Perlas. the defeated arm! re' mk"“ "H0 Ullfilofll' f“i\0l'i-AY 1ll`l“i`.
" U y g t A pn (' Lil 1 wow- viviorioilu thu <‘ou annihlliation of a redrguard de- treating in the direction of El Bluii , ~ -
that filuwcd li I -' f , :eras i. .  _ ' , _
g0m‘,J,.| ,tw Sigel' R31 0 L servutivvs retiring their main body tachment of 400 men. in the maimor Bluff City.
ga . amp i ii ' - i .
t _ ~ . to El Bluff, where they were dis- V
lifitlllliit warning. iarsf numibers armed by me Umm Smeg n__\,_,a, _ _   _, , _,.____,,__,,___..._..-.._.-..,_..-_.-.
tim killinir. One liioilsanil dollars
llli‘ Blllllt' lllllblllli i.l‘» \\'i\"A ilLl(Cll‘
from ilu- vii-tim, wus also ri-<-o\‘vr‘,
ell. 1
Young Filiairuuli, scarf-oly iivei
feet tuli, weighing iiiile t_\\‘i-r al
hundred pounds had to be half
carried in thc courtroom. llc sal
oil n front 'iinilcli with his fowlioziili
clasped in his left hand, \vliic.h bei
supporitvi wiih his right on l|i-
crosscd knees. Throughout the
short hearing he refused to lift
his head to view the bloodsininefl;
evidence which included an axe.
He spoke only on one occasion.
“What is your name" asked Coron~,
or McMahon. "(i_grttid Filiati'alilt."
answered the accused.
Tile principal witness was Olivier
Brosseau who discove-rerl the bod!
and gave the alarm which resulted'
in the ni'1'0st of Fillatrauit. x
Detectives Brooks and i.aror‘iu‘
told how. illroligh footprints in the
snow, which lcd from thi- vivtiniks
store to the shed behind Filiat-
rault's homo, they ¢~i'i`t-ctcll the ar-
rest, sevurcd the axe and money.
---¢¢>-- A
_ A
(Canadan Press)
LONDON. Jah. 3. -- Dame
Ellen Terry. whom sarah sem-
liardt called the “greatest act-
rem” in the world, is seriously
lil from bronchitis at her homo
here. She passed ua fairly com-
i°Vt"b|F "ABM, and her daugh-
Uf. Miss Edith Craig, said
""5 fi1°"Y\il'\g she was much
more nopeiui. Dame Terry is in
her 79th year.
A
*‘@'-€Q-dmv#-_i
"|‘3liIi1i oi' a iuirly oi' inn ioilriuis
on :t skiing irip in ilui A\'ilu~l‘i: wort-
kiiif-Ll by nn nraliinfrlio \\'ilii:h swept
o\‘<\\' ilu-in ys-.~'.i<~l‘\lny, 'Flin iw.) i-,_-5.
cn--il \\'ri'0 seriously injurt-d. The
pariy ennslsliril oi five lrlllglishnloti,
‘YU Elliilish women. two German
imilliers and one Tyrolcso guide.
Those rcscuoll were one oi' the wo-
“\"1i Will’ s\ifi`er- il n eonctmsioii oi
the brain, and our oi"ti|e Germans,
`.‘_l_‘oie~.~‘<or Lelir ol' .\iarbur;; iiniri-r
si '
3’<
<i
2| I
=,=,i"'“i
‘==':i:
%__
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'Zig-1|
FFTECJT
(Canadian Press)
lN.\'L~1liU‘lt(‘1{, .\li~li‘i:\. .izti\.`i.
5.
Natives of tho region tnlii me
auiliorliii-S that ibe pai-iy in going
on ilio skiing trril, <lisrei;ar<lc¢i ilu-
Wi1l`l1iIii;s of local weather exports.
13-'Year Old Boy
Saves Girl
From Drownin
(Canadian Press)
Sl'l)\'i-EY, N. S.. Jan. 3. - Risk-
inii his own life in the iry waters
01' Sydlifi' Harbor Sam Muirgah.
lil. y<~sti~i'ilay sxtwcl the iifp of
little iiilodys MacDonald, who
broke throuizii thc ire while skat-
llIlEllA|]ilY AE-5
5lllilEll AiiEll
iiiiiiiuis;
Frank Burgess Tells
Strange Story to
Truro P01ice-Wan-
dered in all Sectionsi
of World.
'l‘ltl~'it0 N. S. Jan. 3. »-l<`i`!1nlr
Makes Bid For
Presidential
Nomination
(Special to The Guardian)
.\l.UA.N 1, Jan. 3.-ilu his inaui;\i\"
al address, delivered here today
wlieu he assumed thu office of chief
eiecutiie of the state .or his tourih
term. Governor Sinith for the first
time in public utterance donned his
uii,iiu<lo toward the presidential
nomination in 1928 to which many
lli~mo<'rnis throliivhollt the country
iJei.cve ilu is entitled.
The Governor made li. clear that
he woiliil make no pre-convention
campaign for delegates to win an
honor that ho would- greatly ap-
procizite, Amid* great applause, iw
told a ri~.pi'¢‘sciaiivc audience which
mind iiw misvniiiiy chsimber to its
noni ci aritx that he would try
\lt‘i , .p . _' . '
’io earn the nomination through de-
voted servii~.i\ to the people in his
present office during the two yours
[0 CO|il(‘.
  li~ recalled in-ing paid off in Bos-
Eion losi September and Ibclnir \'i-'-
,ilniizri by ‘rocks wh h ' I' `-
IH TGYOHAO    ...  ;f:.f.'_‘"
iliix'i:c.ss, apparently about 5;: years.-
olrl. somziit shelter at the police
.sriiimli iwrv today. declaring lhzii
lu- had just recovered his nicniory
"tier a blank period that slated,
lil years ago when what was be,
iiovcd his lifeless body was carriefi
ashore from a sailing ship at Gib-l
rnliar. i
‘iliirgesr said that while workiuirl
‘min in the woods here :i rf-w dai'-s'
~ so he was struck iby a falling iron*
~i~d r<‘ndere<l unconscious. \\'lwuA
he revived, ho said. be was blind.)
After lying helpless pnri. of A day.,
‘*-- rrrovrred his sigh with ii bis,
memory. Wiill the return of his'
nimnory, Burgess, declared, iliu iid,
i'<~ai"s’ prliml interveniui; lw<‘ain»\=
liazy. 'llc now beilcvru that his
llfuiw was across the Aviiii illvor
from llilnispori, N. S.. null limi
nn :tiled liiotller is still ii\-ini; ilivro.
ills ni-wly recovered ini-mary rc-,
cali.-i, lie said, his working in a 2.-hip-§
yard at llantsport. oi livlpinc in pili`
ili1~ ispars and gulls oil u in-\\' ship
and .soiling away in her.
During the years of his wziniler-i
ings. liurgess sold, lic bi-Ili-vi-il he
had :ln instinctive desire io r<-turn
to his lioyliootl homo, and that
when the accident. occiirroil, he had
liven working his way h0iiii'\\‘:iriI
1 l Ili! S D l' OM ( ll
` The msn 'said he was oboui 1?*
 _vorirs old when he first weni to .-mix.,
T(iTt0NTO.  -There were
At (i'l>raliar he made a reninrkitliivi
rvl'o\'ery. hilt his lllnvss took;
727 _-'uiiden and violent deaths i“|awa_v his memory. i
Toronto in the i2 months oi1926. inquiries made tonight hy lone,
as compared with 644 for 1925. A
toil of 44 lives due io nuiomoibllc
nr-i-idents this year was live less
distance telephone revealed \,li.l‘i
Prank Burgess left Center Tlnrlinr:-i
ton. li-:mls county. about 2.5 yvafsf
than in 1025, and 11 less than -il nun on n .sailing ship. and that hi:-:
isizi, 'rim nnmlmr or persons found mother. who sim lives ther:-. tins
:lord or sirlclwn Wi!l1.i108i‘\ fiillilff' 'lilvlswri of hor f=on's death of yel-
llliii YN" WB'-" 334- “H ¢°mP‘“`ed Wm' low ffvvr ni Gibraltar shortly after.
3-iii iii 1925. fills viiecis were sont home to li/wr
Aicohoi‘c ‘son accounted for -ind he hnii since been mmimed as
P0
25 deaths, five more than last
years record. ‘Tivo murders oc-
curred, and the unhinxed mind of ri
father was responsible for ill/8
<»‘ih¢=r oaths. He killed five mem-
dead. The mother, who w-as a
widow when her sou left homo and
had since remarried, is now past
90. and ‘ii anxiously awaiting the
'irrivni ofthe man who claims io be
rl
bers of h’s family and alterwardsliipr ,oi-|_
committed suicide .
Pive deaths from carbon monoxd '_"*-°*~"-- '*-°- ~-~ ~~ ~
in the siiinenxkang district in thc' nh- poisoning were due to motorists. ed _ __ h
. li account !0r five eat S.
rm few dare- Adtiees receive' in-.ing overcome in gn-ages hy tbe,l"°‘“f' ,
here lndirnte that the whois Silo- finnc-s escaping from the exhausts "We "f_";_|;';;’;°agg‘:i;:_d‘;:'_‘;_‘l"°.
' snsksns district is in revolt. of autos. C_aisson work (under com-
 urn r ihe old Sydney and lnllis-
“‘.L! 1-oni piers. iieurini; lu-r
‘ '-‘rl fill' i1"lll Yonlu: .\iup:|:ah skat-
.l up to the cilizv of the holo anti
~ini:e<l in skates and ;1ii_ _A
-mn; su-iuinu>:`. lic lit-pi the girl
‘lout unill #Key reached water
.allow oiiough to wade ashore.
.-"vet :iid in a nearby house forc-
":illi~ll any serious effects from thc
‘reiirrhing lim boy and girl re
~eivc<l.
3.0 Million Dollar
Cut in Naval Ap-
iiropriations
\\`.~lS`-lllNliTi).\I, J;in.fl.---llvilllcetl
by line Coollllgu licunoiny inanduto,
'!i~ ziilulial naval approprlulion
liill 4-.'ii‘l'yliii.: .S324,39-l,tiS0*-lli‘al'ly
*l|i_0llU,0|>U be-low current approprii-
'<\ii_--.--mi- rt-porit-ri io the house
-dry Til nilpmpriailolis voinlull-
1. iiriuig on lilo pr0'.4‘llr-ili'>; coun-
- i afakul no appropriations for
`»rI\f» authorized cruisers and two
‘aut dirigiblos and lr-ft the navy
prsmmeil at its present fisaro of
Q2 500 men.
Appropriritious for the air ser-
v -~i~ were $l9,Tii0,l'<`iO plus it con-
!‘.'ictauthorizai.loii for new con-
-iruction and ixupro\'t\ment. of $5.-
-00,000. Those slime are about the
mme as appropriations for Lilo cur-
» ut year,
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westerly winds. fair and mild with
uuiiw or rain ut liiglii.
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42"26 "-lnw Y`\~',-vf~'\.'»r\'s Aworiniloh 'ill
30-45 'no held in tho Hail at Vernon on
34’22 'P'-crday, Jfiniiary iiili, ni tw
28-2” we-»i< s ri Memos, P-es.. J.
29-20 w wi.;-nil. soc. 350-114-84
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Edouard Valliere, Age
35, Fatally Shot,
i Theodore Vallee, 25,
and_Helene Dubois
24_, in the Hospital
_ with Serious Bullet
Wounds.
slli<I'liilim<>l\:i-:, Quo., inn, 3, a.
.l‘;‘l“\‘“"ii V-\iil“T\‘. iiil\‘ll 35. in ilunil;
_ 'l`l\/-oilor-» \'.'\li~»i»_ ;i_i.,.ii g(,_ mm H01.
<-iw lliiliili-i. :l;.:\\\l 24. iiiwi iii Si. Vin.
4_1-ui ii.- i’r.lLl llospirui sufftirinig
iiwiin -briinis liullv-i woumls from
wliii-ll ilu-_v are mn ,igptw-[,,d [U r,_._
i_*~\_¢-r :mil .iuiui-~; Niels, “god i;5_
iuiut-i~ oi' ii large i'-,imiiy is ham;
h' lil hiv' 'hi' ltlilim- following n New
ll-*HW Dui' ilu-'irrcl in East Sher-
’brooke.
Details or the tragedy are men-
gronccoriiiiitr io the polico Thomas
Alexz, ii son of the man under ar.
rv.-'i paid a visit to the homo of n
broi.lu»r, Paul Metz early New
Yr-ar's inorninfr. After wishing ull
present at liappy New Yi-ar be be-
ifllme 011|:-limi in a discussion with
Tlieodore Vallee which resulted in
ii trw for all fight. Thomas Metz
lilior left the house and went to
lhis f:iillcr's resilleiitre. He bold his
parents what had taken plgce at
his brothers lioune. According to
the police the failier became very
fllliicry ami started for his aon's
,housa. Hilti-ring the home of Paul
Metz he threniencil nil those pres-
ent, ilu- police allege, and shots
iwi-ro fired. Vallioro was shot
llllroilizli ilu- buck and ran from the
house. lie was dead when the
police ni1~lve<l. Vallee was shot in
tho chest whiio Helen Dubois was
shot in ihe nbdonum. After the
sli00t!ni.: u st-art-li was instituted
ior'.inmes Metz and he was arrest-
ed -between Fnpl-iton and North
liuiiley,
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Thomas Foster
Re-elected Mayor
I of City oi Toronto
| 1;
` 'l`(llt(>.\"l`(), Jsll. 3. -Mayor
Tlionms i<`osil‘r was elortcfl for .1
ibirii term io that office in the
|'l`ul'\»i1lu viiy rlvviioiis held on New
-\'f~ur's day. ill- secured a plural-
ity of about -i.lIll0 Votes over his
next n<»ui~t».<l opponent, i-x-Coni,roll-
or Saniuol Nltrilridv. The third
c:an<liiiaii~. in illc field, ex-Conti~oil-
er W. li. itobins, ran far in tho
rear, raiiiiirini; only about nno
te-nili oi ihvr votes given in each of
his opporicnlsi.
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Hotel and Store
Destroyed by Fire
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. (Canadian Press)
A lll7i,l,. Quo.. Jan. 3. - The Wind-
'sor lion-l anii our store on Main
Sirm-i, ilull, were destroyed by
i`i‘v which slnfleil B-bout one 9'-
-lock this niomirz. The lose is
isi'inai0d at 3120.000. The Windsor
lu-as owned by Boucher and ima
The swro adjoining the Windsor,
which was also destroyed, was
owuwl by (`ziron llrniliimi. Tho UN
.svlilviiimly stliriod in tho blit-
mi-lit oi' the store.
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Announcements.
Cominir Events.
Meetings. Etc.
»°s‘»ni¢~s sharpened and rlvotied
_on ut lil-linnre Store. 3582 __
A "\\'<»"u»‘ fir-osr ond Duck
'l" "‘vf~r-1 not "i‘v~~<i. llenrv New”
iam- -ind /‘ri l~`iir`niii1rt~ Ulthulliwr-
ii--.< ic: iw-i si nnxi I-Boon Hotel-
` 35611223 if
- ‘°Pn-wins hoiriirg books of Kel-
,iy's ("ro,s¢= l»0tt¢\i'y ltliidly Mid N-
liurns as the drawing will £83
Iplare Jan. 2.'»ih 36304-I
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I "Como and seo Beautiful Chriliff
was Pageant in Cherry Valley.
-i'nlied t`hur<~h. Wednesday even-
"\v. January Sth. If not fini
\\‘f\iiv»o_=¢l.'\y, the first fins uint
i\`»l low ins. 3570-1-4-3|
°°'Y'\-=~ nnvsl mewne of dh
High iiili- this nun-ning ni ii,l'>1 _......
and1onicliini'in,56,
°°‘i'hf\ _"nmol mretins' of the P.
>.un_ in-ts this afternoon at 4.30_y~_ ,.,n,m M.,...y,i..,, “Nadu” ppp,
and r:si~=-. iuinorrow morning at 7.-in-iii _ss .unify in the /igfipadmrnl
41- .rm r~-,'.-nw.. f~,., is-lm;-. .'i.-tn. 7th.
i Ffrrli qllfi-;'il‘r m00n MOIltlSy,'_.‘¢ 19 gr ,.,-,.i(,,.k_ /,__ yr `-*ry A91-my
.iuuusry 10:ii, 10.19 a. m.
Summerside tide eighteen
fr ii/~»\vi.-li-_.ren NPN wi samqivmr
mlnxiii Av-inirotroeflt-iii are iavit
utes later than Charlottetown. N. ,ii¢\n,|_
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