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' -  . - irigqehirig ag the' (jenn-31 Chr1ri¢1im coast for January totalled ll5.218_
' - ` 1. _ ~ ` ` ` - cnuron was held in .tus new cl1urcll`h\1ndredweisbts. At-North Sydney. ‘ Ii -- ~ -- -i~' -  __ ‘ .
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0 s is o eratiug one steam trawier R10 DE JANURO F81’ 21 '_ CHICAGO Feb 21 --One phase The use of electricity
_  0 ' - - »
" °‘ nounced Yesterday bondance or members and friends registered at that port. The catch lil Hi- Present' ¢11J°yB ill ftlroizll fully culled the “collapse of res- one of _the plans under
1 0; 11,8 wh. egaiiom of lobsters was Smal] financial circles, the government traint.” according to Dr W S Bo- ation as s. means of uncove __
l. _ Wed esda evening the 20th where the new cold storage Dlf"1_i¢_ (Un °d Pwu) (British United Press.) ANCHORAGE Aillkm 
 » ' 5',”  ` ' --° - -lust. alt 8 o'clock. Prev-I us -to tll D _ __ . ..iU1“.. 1 _ ' ' ' ' , . _ . ._
,1‘ .2  Pl'lZe wlnnerS__ All' -buslnesieession the ladies of the ded 30,000 pounds ot soles alld'F‘”` 11'? 'P“`1'P°S0 Ui P\’0H101i!18 H of what has been called the "re» from coal slack in1the_s\; _-
» .. _ _ .,
hunch served supper to a large at much other fish the largest catch 'WW if-V°l'“'biB °lP1l11°i1 than Bm' volt 011 y0llth wday may be truth inous mines of the Hes y 
”--= ir' I  ' Peake L0 After par-taking of .Ulm good -_ has invited a British mission of tin yard, corresponding secretaryailtiho estimated $200,000,000 in lltkr
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Miscellaneous
HBVB YOU tfigd it? The grmi ______e________ taken _n _me Minutes o'f_t.‘he_la-st.meehlnig were ,presided at the méeiiiig The R0_leii by ihw hiioiiiiiohii oh Bihziiihii _no badge of authority, and soclet
Qmpker Flour Contest was evmeiic. F9611 M141 0h ‘I110i-1011 l8d0PiB'd- tary message for the week, which lbonds and falling exchange, in -the "il general mtuses to ‘tram up cm.;
f -  _L ed yesterday when -the judging at ihR‘_’fP1;;`i;1`___iW°r° $1? 05115;; '1°°1iy_“:__1i;_1 is ‘being celebrated by Rotaryioplnion oi' the Brazilian govern- ‘ilix_,e“Bii::__ii“iil_;’ _i‘;r;‘g'__ii_‘_h°y,,;1:_‘_)_;'_ld 'goé
the entries \vas lon at tlh It rs -" ° 0 “E re -5 We B11 ' Cl b- tl- h t th ll th t,l t t't`i b th - - ' ` ' m 1'
o o 0 o -0 0 + o o 0 o o 0 1- o 4 _ii,,.,-.rmrre sts.-s. ( 'ruins wlfrs lifilll ‘Gd “"1 ad°I’te‘1 in thi’ “fd” mm' isinb bgftiigltlsne v;‘i1nn(lv§:snr;  nnfldxlflsligsdntledv-.sit rgsgdfgfs '"”""°`"°“” me demd '" "he" °
nearly one hundred entries. and iii; 91:3;hST‘ie&;§,“Te§;¢:'nfi{§$1,’°;;h1i‘)ii;i was delivered by -Past District Gov ot' the country. K gfirmiirxifxghgiiitsmlxi,-E331 0? iii:
abowt two hundred loaves of bread, 5 ` °c° ' ' ernor W Grant The guests present The forei n mission w ' it d A 1 ~
. 11 f 1 i _ _ Report, ‘Womenfs Christian -Board ' ' gm as mv 9 m*_*_“y HPDQUIWB-
n Ti>___°€i_xg<:_ie0i_i.>.__n| ___iileiali_tayy _me s__m_e ____ M__5§i_m____ Mission B_md_ Choir gelE__¥i ili_,__§lat_i.{e__i‘__sJ_ri_r;_i_it.vW]___T-_u_1_i1_;__ ho e;1;_al;-his-l_Lr_st elian<i_ in__\_rest_igat_i_ou Any hesitation .to follow one
was gi-owded with ,i,ei,i,1e .iiiiei-951. and _Pastors review of the last him ____ Dmvhlence R _I .____1. Po _y _il ___ los _l yi _le ole_l-in natural instincts to the lfulleet i
ed 1" the °°meSi" Eniries were };3€i?ilid8ihvi;o;.`-liiiiiiillso 'Treamrer or me Bagllali Commullicationsa re bg; i'i:i:bsb0b;lief$m§e l1;]<(>1€'erlim:;nitfleofLi'<iJz1_ \’i`Illairsid(te;lai1.:lilil1l);wilsI`dtii1k/il$ghb.lsi0mwi=l
l. k f 9 . _ i . . i’ ` ‘ ` ' ` . ` .
0 'O 0'-O 'IO O O Q 'O OO #O QQ tzrgtliibrgfondaivxgg 11112812.21, iilixai A11 hheha reports were mort oat. District Convention at .Frederic-_ials -that when tllle tl-ue conditions iHi0 U10 i-lllnkillg “Hd 1iVmg 0*! 011
____ was i_.ii,iie,ie.ii wi_i_.h ii humhe, C-or _ lyruotory and showed all depart- ton April 20-30, and the Intema- are thus .reported to the foreign ‘1aY~ _
merits of the church to 'ho 1h 9, tional Convention at Toronto next money ma/rkets, confidence in Bra- "|11 9115 '~`l`ii-i°a1 'W-a“H1ii°l1
A ____ cal Representa_ ghhige iyrovdded and the 111.1191- .man -ROTARY CLUB.-A short ad- auclnl and economic experts to vig. board of Sunday schools of the gold believed to lie in the Yell”
 W d d . _ “’ 19 -s fully satisfied, tlhe business session dress on International Rotary was it this country. Meihofi-FS! 1‘3i1iBC0Diil Church . _
_ B1' G  ‘he l8I.'gesQ_ 5-'-_,i;h1c tlves was called mo order by Rev. Dr. .given at Rotary luncheon ycster- 'Ilhe uneasiness over the Brazil- "Pa|`@n'iS '1l““/0 Hlm°9l quit mis' bllllkii. 0118181111!!! #lid _ |115
` ` ___ Genge,-wlho presided iday by Rotarlan l-l H Shaw, who lan financial situation, as lndicat- 1113 their 01111519111 1-eilchem Wea
of the Tanana valley.ai-ou Fativ
l' points.
y The proposal is being invétigst~_.
i ed by Professor Charles Bun-_
neil, president of the Faitbankl
1 agricultural college and .school _of
f' mines. Experts have expre the
_0 opinion that electricity w -solve
S a problem that has been bq ing.
_ With the exhaustion of the Bhpl-_
5 low ground in the Tauana val ey,
5 placer operations have been con-
y~ fined to hydraulic, dredge an( shift
V work, cntailing heavy eXDOBl9 lull
1' many hazards in prospecting. To
i sink shafts requires a thawing out-
" 1flt and highpriced fuel, eve`H with
' _ ‘i . - -b d ` .
Male Irelp “ anted respondhg to the num er an .name li - dit' _ S eel I re- Julie were read b Rotarinn C. H. zil and its .future will be restored. ‘1‘11i’11°1`1i-Y 1t is 01" 3°19"m ‘1“`iY mfmines near b
sl-i/we ss. l-l`/lin cu-r 15°F.
.Moler Baa-her Collage, Halifax,
We can also train a few to be ex-
pert harbors. _Write -for special
rates. _ 2-11dtf.
éauusomlz sAusAc§§, lrnssri
today. Saunders, Newsome & Co.
Market Building. 602-8-246mos.
JNO. A. MGDONALD, LAND SUR.
V
eyor. Herlnanville, P. E. I.
_ . 1415-2-9-lmo.
S
tri
ettlement of Strike
(Continued from page 1) -
nl 'struggle which is expected
about the middle of April. Next
tim
e 'lt will be the miners who
have already voted in favor of can-
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in
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tu
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su
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or
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our lholrns ago. Nevertheless the
es
nt. Tile new demands which it
certain the :minors will present
ve not yet been made public if
deed they haye been -formulated.
The quick settlement ot' botll the
il.way and dookers’ strike has
'oved quite favorable to the gov-
nment wllo were obviously dis-
rbed over the possibility of n
ine:-sl transportation strike
lrioll seemed B. lwséibllity twenty
<-ollng their present 'wage agree-
I3
l
ccess of tile strikers ill obtain
g their denlands may induce oth
industries to follow the dock-
s' example. . ~- _
After a secret conference Wed
day the employers agreed to
le men’s demands for a iwo shil-
g a day increase. "I‘hey stipulat-
ed that the increase- should come
il
llil
Ili
l..-two' installments and agreed to
i-nr1ui\l'y -into tlhe questions of
aintenance and steady employ-
-ent. lt’ the delegates -ratify the
t
the .removal df foodstuffs from the
fl
S
la
th
m
settlement the strikers will parmi
U
ayside tomorrow but general re-
ulnption.of work is not likely be-
io
re monday.
Silver Fox Furs
(Continued from page 1) _
rruing is now on a business basis
at lwill lbrlng results to the tarni-
cr. There is no doubt that many
C0
W
fl
nditions arise in connectioll
ith the producing of Silver Fox
lrs that could be greatly improv
led, and which would ma-kia the
sa
ye
pr
st
fa
l»e of lfox skins even better leach
ar, or at least make the average
ice something bet'ter_.f For ili-
ance, a large number of tlho ful-
rmers are ,killing their foxles too
early ln the season, thus causing
bl
th
r_i_salized we-re For prime skins and
t
15
be
to
sk
sa
from any brownish cast always
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Iicail-sto. il sou.
__*n_**i-------- W, H. Dewar sullbing for I-I. S.
I:
20.,
Fu
Rl
Hoi-E1. vlcronm 1
no pelted or underprims skins for
c market. The highest prices
ese were pelted alter December
th. One of the chief factors to
recognized is th-e feeding so as
produce good clear colored
ins. As was evidenced on the
le the clear colored skins trac
alized good top prlc-cs.
BIRTHS
E
AIR€T»O-dn this city, February
. 1924.10 Mr. und Mm. I). L.
DEATHS
LEAN--At Clyde River, Feb.
John |MoLean, ng-ed 66 years.
neral Friday at 2 p. nl. to Clydo
ver Cemetery.
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OO-O44-0-4090
Oilers to the travelling
_public A comfortable. _
"Mo-aim limi. _con
flint 44.1-oem: with
Private b|tho.Tho dale-
Ind Io mucus all ever -
.°¢nnda._ ]»‘¢iophon'u'i`n
lil rooms. courteous
lorvlool
H. 6.' "chown
Minogue
“King Bland” and 1 9  ity of the amendment. I-Ie said
_ h_
Marlon Star. in the "oil scandal.
talken *by Col. Peake, the agent for °l"`i511111g C011 1°” I1 W Y _
the Qiiaiiei. .pioiir Giihiiiiihy Thi, ference was made to the work of Bla-ek and President Dr. Yeo, res- A British mission was chosen be  £213laggénfhgagiuiiyuiay
WANTED-MAN WITH SOME . ' ' the Lwdli-es' Aid Society land Choir po t' 1 Th .1 i .. - . . - e ' - l.> ll
experience -to work on farm, g00d iiuhtihgxiihgmgihogg hggzfiilgfiey wie;-1,; of the Church _ durlll-g -tlhe past ini§lu‘r!l;i,.zt solionblys ciiilrpligilillanxlliizl isnt: Itidtbllsglil icliL\?ei;€tine1il1t;(l(i)lIinl{;i‘Lai- “mon or the church 'in Dmer th
locality' references 1'€"i“11`ei1- e;r3.m1h,1hg hs the riiimher ww- im year, Prof. Tanton receiving high was hea-r-tily en-cured iiotarlhnn J zil the °n'wmdng'generau0“ may hav
_ Keith Boswell, Vlctorlhilagt  ___ they had fi, go hy___~i\iie ioiives eh. p_i_:.ii_se____-i3ol;_____t._ii_e____§ilrig45_l;_sic aéiaihgg c_ __.;ii_i,0miiw_ American dohsllii bne Oi the __emi__)i_fici__i _1e__i_____ ggdadequnte personal experience
' ' ' tered were so goo tlslt n many " ` rea le last message delivered to ations concerning the visiting mis- `
‘ - l cases the judging was a .most dif- °1“"`°11- _ Rota-rlans by the late President gpm »-ti -t 1 B- lips 1 i_ 1 _ .
_ _ _ V , ii eii ~ _ te me ct r-az _ oa pr_o
 Student-_Si§li_uli____;':i_f;tit»e_l;____e'_1ih_3 _i_li_¢iT_g\is_;_Bvii;ra¢i__ We___;l_y___0ri£§_i‘_eecl_a; _vhee wl_')___:5l:__ni_I;r  .\vii_o_h__i_nlseli was an en.|duction this year. akrlcultu-ral. mln  
’ ' ’ I 1 . . , 151” ` 911 111'- ~ -il i iii ti l, -t.12,00U,000 . .
T F sc ‘ ery; li-lr. Rodd. .baker nt Hynes Goose during the year. and 1139 i___.».-.l "ii “mi ifeif'  Bhd hii mom in Hebride
  at  iiilklify. and 'Ml W'1\if»10Ck» mike' glluimh is ex”-Biilnely ifogiunggig' 1.1;  i:l(l).Il\ll0bll(t,e billion dollarsgnt bile fires
. _ » _ ' g preac or o . ‘ e 1 ' ____
7’ S h 1 at Stewm`ts`bukery` Tomnns bak lilillixth it ast r All thechunch ent exchnn e
al C  S ery 'and Stewal-t's bakery had H ‘Y B 1° P __ _0 - _ 5 -
‘ out-.ll an excellent display of pastry 011151115- ‘1m‘1e“> ‘1_1f1d 1'_r“'°tee bmird H0" i_ __ 'ii MUN hi _ H A _ MONTREAL, Que., Feb. 21.
l ii i were reclected tor tile en-su ng l r- am on Tiiai _iiieie is no Siarvaiion in iii
y.
5 ln thc frozen creek beds there
is no trouble from water and pum-
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_ .n
  __ __ _ _ THE  _ _ _ _ __ _ _ ; _ P  .""'l_'_._
  Annual nesting central Guardian Brazil Invites ln- Y church Leaaerlle- Electricity Mao ,_,_~,__,,,, -
. Christian Church rises sM=Hne.._l.~.s spection of Her plores Modgrh Unoogor- C' ' _fi-§ _if
 -~=»-- the -are-on -sis. -  . - f :lr .':..i~..:;-?.:.‘:...§".t1-.“:l..-.::r;.‘:..‘.°.‘.: -N al ' tn ° -
The annual general lbusiness        
(Canadian Press)
U... .l P... .  f‘-""1 ‘”°“‘“g- ““ '““ G ”°‘“ ye... . ' F .l....',..‘.;..' s..,,.'........... ..'...; Pistols Common as ,,__,,_,,_,__° _ii _.Me grim, ,__
( e s. i . _ . _ _ . » ~ .
, Quaker l<loul, but also the -large _ _ _ ,
CA.L|CU'l‘1‘A, Feb. 21.-Nearly Tlle Trustee Board consists oi passengers to the city yesterday. . . _ii » ..
1“‘1i "1 11” 55-000 S‘“‘1"““"' W1‘° de' mt.-iiletiliiteruoon a steady stream of the f°11°w1“g‘ ’S“”“‘?1.Ke“‘”°§"' C' ' L€a.d PGHCIIS in   thlig  ic!-an
sorted government and mission _  ii iii hihiig mid L. Ma(-lkay, J. H. Wlllliutms, 1*. M. i i ii i _ i i t ih
scllolls in Bengal during the ;11wi(i;i?ei?r;§;1;nw?,?ve;; Séeii at five Stewart, Oharles H. Chandler, M.   S.   ii-‘gh;i'_i2;§i§rii,1;r';u’;nre_§“;ri_Sing co
strike ol' 1920 have now returned, 'flock when the judging conolud- N- M°1=9°i1 ‘““‘1 11; A“1‘“"~ _ ' (mich
0 R it fro all sources am    A d ' N Y k ,_
HCC0l”di11t1 I0 -figures -Dfimed in H ied. Col. Peake -announced fthe prize` We i’ 5 _ m 0 . ‘ M 7 0 0 A former ew or despa c
government report on the progress wlnnells us lfollowsz °“_/1:2511 W °‘__‘_’i;`s$E-0i_1I 'H Williams ____ . that Lord Balfour had npplh.-,.1 1
Ot €l\l1l'Hti0ll ill Bengal. T'lle stud- lst Prize-Mrs. Fred R. Roberts. er rema~ y ' I h ' A hir-gi. crhwq htteni1@r1 the ice _"_ the American Sulgrave lnstltut
. _ F. M. Stewnit, C. L_ Mackay, C ns. _ U ind pins)
tent st-rlkc was a result ol political East Royalty. _ _ , _ rams iii Noi-th River Moniiiiy ati. ( " - __on behalf of the Hebrldeans wa
agitation, and was followed by the _____2§l(rl Prge-iVIl's. John Connolly. £I_'e£i1_i]';1(EiL'fi;eddl:1§l1iibhithgiiiggingubi crnoon; much credit is du-e those ib__(_)1ii1CA_f(1'£___1;`__e1`:_-__e 2_1_i;£_____‘i;*_1_5i_')'i_ also den-led. 1
' -- - . -~ . en ‘..l‘ce. ,. _ .. ~ ~ ' 1 0 ll ' ' `
estublisllnleut oi national _ iiiesi Be The Tie Thwi Biiiiii;_ uho _got together Monday lllornlng ____Vo_ve_____ _md p_a_c___g an excise
schools by means ol' which the non 31"1 P1`1ze”M15' A- J- _Warre"‘ iiiiii Bimediciiioii ,hy Di-_ Gang; and in ,l few hollis had the truck _ax ___ $100 each on _hose m_______i,__c_  
C0-operators sought to boycott all 190 WEy‘m°"‘th ‘Street
in good conditions for racing.
‘iilil Prize-‘MW 'Ge'°1`Ee Worth' in the class A Trot and Paco tured in tile United~S¢tntcs eXc€l1l '___ -
govern-ment and government aided . " - ~ _
in 'l _ 203 G‘1`a51°11 S't1`e°t- - $ only I ' ho ‘>. lac l tl l _‘ti t>r, i`or export, introduced ill -the ilu- C i- f i
St mucus The exhlibi-i»<>l”H ilffnirin-S ‘i0 ‘I0 S"   - John liboanilrsléglti-o Swihicbl r;silrlt(eil itcd States Sen-atc by Senator Roy mont(1;-2ligiueliillionitgagsznfidenc
“’Dhese schools are ill-hous d,” . ., » _ _ _
states the rveport, "badly -equipiied liliadi “ha ?'lip_‘;n1:_i:i_t'yO__°'£a_;;_°“`;"in’     ln. a win for Kcltle. owned by li/it-_ nl S. -Copeland of New York, has ihiiri seiiiiiii iii i-est an iaik that
and illdifferenily' staffed- Most 111  Mid(-tl Qt Hitt tolli-` 4 111221003' J. A. Murray, Clyde River and drlv- .been endorsed by bile _ :Michigan wah iiivmiig iiei-eat oh ii qiieiiii
ic con os . ty 1 N B U" 115' Hllgll M- Wa11W1`~ J°h¥l- R- Aulillbim Society. MTS. I*-iiiill Mull- of internal politics providing til
» . . _ _. . _
tilem 1ea‘1 11 111`9°9-"10“5 9X‘15ie“1"¢ slrated the is/plendid quality of
and their financial statements, if Quaihrir 1:‘1uiir_ hu; 315° 11191.11-gc
they are SVG? Ill1ld`@» W0L\iii IYYDDHYJ- nlumber of specially good bakers in
13' 175011' iii-i-i0 iYlSD€0i~i0il- F665, 110! Cllarloitetown. The ‘udges nee-ded
J
always paid, doles i'rom congress all their pl-ofesaionnl experlencein
‘funds-; occasional wind-i`a‘lls -from nl-ak-ing the nwnl-ds and from -the
.non-cooperntors; gl, _vm-y1hg am. careful manner in which they .per
ount renlizetl nl-om the sale of rise i0l-med their duty the Company he
_brought by puimg, as a sort of my. lieve they made a wise selection in
ment in killd, tlvcse are the main 11PI"?111*11“i5 MBBHTS- Neweb ‘Rodd
-119,115 of ii~ic0,me_ _ ' and Wlllt_iock als judges.
I "Td\G1`6 Soeme to :be no uulforml- ` M ` _
ity of studies. The pupils wtfirendy-or  ' » ' _ _ 0°
inot as they please, Signs are not  
iwan-ting that now 'that the first "1"
l'tlus'h ol’ enthusiasm has passed, ic°"t1"“°d 7"5m Pi-'BC 1)
‘tn-ess institutions will ale or l e 1’ Benkafd *"1" °°“‘l’*”'Y~ 3 New
- n n- '
<iii0h_ ihoiigh i-heh. ehiahiishmmt York stock brokerage firm, \v_liich
_has pmbahiy iiohe more than couiii were presented to the comnl ce
     ..
l ‘ i -. t ' ' '
0? 1.1; Liggirkliizishjipiiizplgoiiclgigiiif day by Senator Lodge, of liiass.
- ncllusctts, thc Republican leader,
7
_ at Brlsto ,
(Canadian Press.)
Bi°clS'll0lL, N. B., Feb. 21.- The
store oi’ A. W. Phillips was totally
destroyed by fire this morning and
the loss is' estimated at between
‘$70,000 and $80,000 wltvh insurance
oi' about $35,000 on the lbuilillllg
.and contents. The store was a. fine
wooden building. three storieys
and -basement and was ,ow-_ned by
‘.lVIrrs. Anuie.P.hlllips anti. u il
.by A. W. Phillips, _ as__-,afjgznszll
store. The milllnery store oi' 'M-rs.
Mari-ch in the same building was
also destroyed and furnishings and
stock were co.mpletely_minc-d, .Ml-s.
Mmrich can*-ried $2,000 insurance
on ller furniture and $500 on her
0WIl0ll Hllii lil'i\'Gll by Mr- Befffalll ger, ol Hart, Mich., the president if implied no rejection of his fo
Younkcr, North River went it real has aiih0im¢er1_ eign policy_
g°°‘1 1`11c0» “11‘1 11° ‘1°1111t ‘V1111 ‘1 111` The bill, largely writ-ten hy Chief' I have no intention of withdra
tle more fast. work, the result of Miihisiiaie Wiiiiam ih1r;Ai10o of ing", lie told the Senate, "[ inter-1
their next race may be different. New York City _was recommeiidgii to bring to a conclusion the heh
Class B. Trot null Pace brmlgllt io the Michigan Society by iis task you have intrusted to mc.
and third heat after losing th
first heat to Lady Medium who
llel' sulky struck the snow bank
causing her to lose her stride.
Lady Medium came second and
Cl-ess third. Canadian Belle is
lottetown and was driven by Hugh
millinery stock.
dt .ls supposed that the -fire or-
_M. Walker.
| Lady llletllulll is owned by Mr.
1 , .»
u lon nlovenl-ent in education. ihai them was ii rriwhi Semi- lginated in the .basement from the'Ellllcr Clow, North Wiltshire and
H E
i ment in tho Republican Senate or- i'urnace. There was no fi-re figllt-iCrPfSS by Mr- Chvster Eil\V21l‘il-'»
' _°*__” ignnizlltiuli in favor of the retire- ing appal-ntu`rs available und notll-{HHI11DHhi1'€- Ci2lSH C Trot and
ment of Attol-lle'y-General Daugll- ing was saved - 'P000 “'25 WON by The MiilGl"S Maid
oitv -i_<¢>-- owned hy Mr Brenton Scott,
The Massachusetts Senator PITTSBURG Pa, Feb 21 - ‘1'1Y'1@ Rive’ *md i11`iY@U by Ml
 A' I ' 1 ' ' Cecil Scott This is the first race
frankly informed the chief execu- Tile routine of grim western pcni-| 1 - .
-i tive of the position taken by ihosc tentlnry here wus broken yester- H1115 11151” has “Ver stafieii 111 *milf
_'__ on tile Republican side ns a result day while xt 1,000 convicts gathered ‘ 5119 111f‘110 3 5i‘1°1“1111 Showing-
Wcdnesriay night the first matcll ~ , l- . - ‘ A nle>tin f th\ Cl b 'ill b 1 .. . . . i
of the Telephone _Bowling League iiggxztglehiiiniirxrxéferenccs “mhin the 2; ;i1il§il:;,?eSiifl;a,{i0€?r liiilcilsilictiglixifi 'held nt iheilgh?1llSeiturdlxliy ebeningi msmls me M wmmon in tm
‘i k i i ‘ Y. _ . '- . l
i_{’]‘i’e 1’i':°?w°“_:‘i°h  B°“11"li _ guards were shot and then, amid Feb- 23rd- SUMMARY
1 Y- 0 ee 9 911°" “"1 Advise Retlrementa shouts. and handclappin-g d pt l 1
i§:_ai1h;)_iii;€f_'_ ri”'11£‘gngi1;1 1,i,_:'1°`t_°1`-V ~ n resolution expressing tllclli- dletgli- Cla" A- Tm* ami Pa” X;
__ ___ _as i0i§m_y_ D ni ' e 111°' After Mr. Daugherty hull public- ullnation to stand behind the all- `f
D - 13' ly defied his critics in a formnl ministratlon of Warden John Egan-_ .Keme (°1°11“ M“"*1Y) 1 1
` ` statement, Mr. Lodge nlld Senator The prisoners. many ot' them John R-' (B- Y°“'1k"1`) _ 2
Lmemm Pepper, Republican, Pennsylvania.
J. (izlrnhulll . 
.l. McAul'ay 
E. Ross..... 
_i_ Bagihie  _ 342 these conferences was srlhdby
Total . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . .
- Head Office
confers in thc oil scandal.
Wlletllcr -the lldvlcc of the Son-
49; into loaders would ho folloivcd was
382 not immediately apparent.
488 Annouucclneut was nmdo ui. the
350 White ilouse that no statement as
-- tu whut lllul occurred would be
Total . . . . . . . . . . . . .
  _.2011 given out hy -the President.
W. il. Dewar  
W. A. Snriit-li 
W. -G. Spencer ..
'l`. Moore 
E. .\lcNcvlil  
344
. . . i
McLc
"“‘ - _ Sues For Test
Demand Heavy of 18th Amendment
 E  ' (Canadi_a_rl-|Press)
` ' MORRISTOWN, N. J., Feb. 21.-
F- A-  Hudson Maxim, famous inventor
of Lake Hoplaong, who has declar-
(Canadlan Pren.) cd that under the eighteenth
NEW YORK, Feb. 21.-Roy D. amendment. tea and coffee are to
Moore, and Louis lH. Brush, joint bo regarded as intoxicating, and
owiiai-5 of the Marlon Ohio Star, traffic ln them prohibited. an-
ihiiiiy iiieii i,ii1.i_ 1h Federal noun nounced today that lie had retain-
ngalnst 1-‘rank A. vanaerllp. retlr- vii Elmo; _Kini_¢,_u iirwysi-_ or intl:
_ "1 cty, to r-ng ren( y su nga ns
ed 'banker' for ”00'i0igo|?:u:1af1;§ re a hotel ln Newark to test the valid-
sult or the Bankers purported as
sertions in an address at Osslnlng thi"
on February 12. '
The tlct-ion was taken according
fo tho papers on account of Mr.
vnndsrlipm alleged statements in
which hs im licated the sale of the
entirely in earnest.
said that he was
of. moderation
everything else
at the Dbilit
produce
to den-
Chal-lottetovm _S 
Feb 21 -Dick
Hotel Ltd, il
‘ ryéilllnsn -
"long ternlers" surprised even thc
w int t in wilt H lt lk- unnnls when in r l .l t »- °'=" °- "'f°f
L. McA|llay  ..  :7_1 mi (Wei: i_h:,_’ wiihiee hiigilesfi ni:,li(ih ahh wriiieh resoiiliithih peihilfggihz gg; Comnlodoro S (Brent Scott
 President. ' fidence in Warden Egan. I‘“‘1y Wi11S1°‘1 is- 1`1°11`°Y‘1)
 342 The collcensus oi’ opinion ill ' _ - _
` " tllosc 'who took port in the l to 1 ' '
E l .. .
_ _ _ _ _
_ _H129 have been that Mr. Coolidge sl ould _ Y' Tklii .Ui 1i[;1{“_i'_3i)_D __
clear his cuhlnct of the lust of I t t 0 nm” 1' onai .
tlloso who have hoc-olllc storm r   cuss B Tr _
. o
Cppnrlunilies
we orrsn ’ _
To Ylclll
About
Dominion Government
(Canadian National
Ry.) 5%-February,
1954  5.05%
Dolninion Government
_ (St. John Dry Dock
Subsidy) 5%%--
July, 1953 ........  5.25%
Province or New _
Brunswick 6% -Jun-
llary. 1929 ....  @1594,
-City of lst. John, N_ B.
4%-November, 1932
..........  5.25%
City ol' Montreal (R.
o. school) 51.3%-
- Feb. 1943 ........  5.25%
Province of New
Brunswick 85% ._
-illllllfy. 1983  5.25%
City Ol’ St. Jtlhll, N. B.,
.3%%-January, 1927 6.40%
City of Edmonton. Alta,
555%-May. -use  msg;
A Proportion of `
~`b'ai-lei-is-nowtlonsidel-ing-a-project
from` Moscow' lor three ydlrl.
2
1
2
_-..-
1
2
Upton Todtl (ll Mc-
Ciuskey) 4
3
5
...Na
5
Zi
4
5
(Jnllailinll Bclle (H.
Walker)
Lady Mcdiulu (l-I. (ilow)
Cross (E. Edivurds)
1.: .-lc:
€-6r:.»-
1
2
li
-_-<»o->---
over to the Soviet officials for
redistribution.
""‘~ Muir"-il nf onnniwg homymii.
.ll -tl-lllgelltly ragllllltlug the fluct-
uations of all Moscow visitors
The project provides that no
stranger can stay longer than one
month in Moscow unless he has
been transferred from some state
institution to Moscow to work
there, or unless he has been detain-
ed by official business.
The penalty is a fills of from 100
to 500 gold rabies and-expulsion
. . . your
1‘1Y°".':W¢l\|fl Should consist
_‘§_G;_:0_i‘nment md Munici-
n .
of mm |os._'1__‘:i'i.ii_|dvantl_¢o
9"' ,. ` out -.
` °»\|Ti.?qu:'o't'.|"
‘lectin
P. :_ l.
 _1-1
JDEITB AGHE?
ann sm imma ima
r.
.owlled by Mr. John Walker, Char-
'lluvc ri-\'olvcl':-1, is to go llown tilt-
togetller the some three horses ss  ‘ _ hon Commiiiee ohhh, has been said that I nm not nver
the previoils race Canadian Bcllr:,i§;::eJg;c1i§;a£iy Buiii to going down on a question
Lady Medium and Cress. 'I‘hc| in'____im__wiedgin____ iiié society hi.___dlfl'el~ence of opinion between t
Sri-*IOSL illivmst of C0ll\‘s0 'v\'llsiii____ \i____`i§_i____i___ _,iicAd_m ii_Cci__i_eii cllambelr and thc senate on rl pure
cellti-all ill thc result of this ra<:c.- ,___i‘__i___ bi" §_____ i_e____ c___iOrse_i bv internal mutter but I have too mu
Canadian Belle came tllrougll wltll -i‘_‘ _ “ _‘ ‘f ‘ ` _i_ re-Sllcci. for the Scnatc and for lla
~ ~ _ lice convc
-l. win ln fine st lc lu the secoul “W 1111911131-“1‘“1 11° llnmclltar roccd t _ ,
K y ii tions and approved by uhe .Ameri- Y 1) "m “ "Wk 8"
-can Ba-r Association, as well il
New York judges and the mayor.
- Those opposing it, he said, nr
nloll’ that at lzlw-abiding citizen
urllleil with it pistol meets nn out-
a pretext. I shall continue as lo
bias I have your confirlellcc.
Unllvtolrell by the strong oppo
eiition lnnuifcst afllinst the elector
advancing “nn illusion very conl-
§lllll the Premier has staked the l
'hi' his Czlllinct upon an nnconiproi
.sing relation of thc measure
1zL\v,liiglll\vuylnan or burglar on
-terms oi' equality. This is absolut-
ely not so,” he doclnrecl. “The robiD0\\’l‘l' has the Senate a'ppellrarl
ber has ca'ret'u-lly prepared to sur-
prlsle tile victim ill or outdoors and
I challenge opponents of the pro-
_posal to give illc lillnnber ol' cases
'\viti.i1l the las: 1'* years where 'the
llul-glnry shot tile bu-rglar, or d -
vying ollt his llulpost-_ _
nlte at ll p
-'fllrfrc are mole people ill tile Un-
tcd States ca.-rrylng pistols or pos-
essing them ,outside the armed
orces, than in all -the rest of the
world. There are more sllootings
and killings with revolvers in the
United States than lu all the coun-
trlcs oi` I-Iurope, Asia and Airicn.
“l\l‘lc'l- we llzlvc taxed lilo pis-
slblc in tile Unllcd Statues, wo will
the ‘bc ill itpositloll to deal with
vvltl-i~: his i-llli-l' clly lllngistrnio ol
to labw-wlliillllg citizens, ii’ they
'river :ind -throw tllcni in_"
-l<9;--i-
Mopping Up Moscow Compares Laxity _ -_
urner, oi: the English deport
University of -Iowa.
about the middle of the
to early .in the
Sahara Sar-
heyday in
of southern
en" rammed
Prof.
OX
put
church
much of the
of 1209
irrliled citizen has prevelttied the
l __ 20.
Never since M. Poincare assum
[evenly divided upon any thing. T
lgovcl-nlncllt's supporters who we
iC0\\Y1iiIli1 ullou n lllzljorlty of 30
40 last Saturday now admit; f_1
'Ulmer I,-louse may give the gover
ilneut n reduced majority of nrou
tered tll’e lllghwuynla-n from czir-`__o‘_‘_¥i(;_1_‘_0_i"1_"i_‘:_ ;:‘__;mi‘;11_€ll_?_\1Si1
- - - n s
_ a
i1_;‘0SS. “not to classify mo omg
¥'€SD0ll5ibiill-y. I have the sincere
desire to continue the work
which I have consecrated t
years of my life. if I am sncoegsf
ill Passing this mcasllre I will co
agile; measures recently pnog¢=_l1 1
_ 9 -halullcr of Deputies of utmo
l\l_i1ortance to the country.
_____1\ _iiliH_lilP l’i'elnler reforrr-.ll
tol out of oxilstcllce as fur as pos- . rica lllcllsllres now in th,
ri. is-nls t-xpressed by parehitmx 
ii. _
Lower I-iolll-le. "l10W,_.v¢.r iii, chhii
ucll “sllollld you d-lcillie not to co
L-nooks. iillile mf- ill you confidence l sha
“l~‘roin my cxper-lclllfc as -iorrllor “"1"” i’“’~'k Hllillllil you and r-enum
polli-0 cunllllissiiluor :lull elevtln my 1’_i_“°" 1" U11* mnkd With the [eo
. . I .
l-Z l li l ulll lvavllli: io in-v gucci;
illv city of New York, nly :ltlvicc sms moilges t_1"11- ‘V111 i`il'~'iiilot.
their collvllrslltlolls with our :lilies "
Toronto to Have
21 Storey Bllildin
(Canadian Preis)
IS ill  Swing' Of M0dern.LiVii1g- _'l‘onoNro, rsh. 21. ~A.21.stsr
___ office building, costing $1,200,000
(United pres.) 1 is to ln: erected at the southwun
MOSCOW, Russia, Fcb. Z1, -_    <:_orniir zil' tlaileiilirlri und Vlctorl
The Soviet authorities are continu- _ S me 5- “ e 1 °W“i°W¥1 Becilon of
im: ihh umopping im.. oi, un_iasi_,_ (Briti|h_Umted_ Pre_ss.) tho city._ This is announcer] 1,
ables. Professional gamblers, _ _i'(_)__1_iVA.0C01_1' 1"" heb( n'_eg°"i J“'"""‘ ONe111» 0“`1'|°i` Of the sit
money sheciiiaiors iiiiii evei.y0hhi‘>_0__»»-P 1 leafs 8110 t0h|_Slst 0 who has just returned from Ne
ii ra ing out tile army ami nlopplllg York where arrangements as 1
else- w hout a recognized lcgal oc- - -
cnpation will be deported to cer- iiiizfvegbiiiiifeanf§¥_eryth:_1:,§_n';§;;'i the financing °1 the D\’°DOBitlo
tain fixed places. Their quarters 8 U u K 'p ‘Vern """1"- 1° W1" be DTODU-hi
will he confiscated and handed gmxw' according w pmt' New? "1" 13110” °mC0 blliiiiills in Tor-
0lli0.
Germany Prospers
(Canadian Pr-en)
BERLIN. Feb. 21. -Germany
*"1 Hilwlveeted and enceuragln
editor of the Deutsche Aligemeln
which represe t 1
000 000 gold m`b:lL5:>vgl? n 3111! ggi
~ V.-
in power. ernment revenues for December.
This showin! has cmneed li mol
il square miles. - _
Yi- Lack of captial hail retaréd _the
h
o
iigiotiler powcr in Alaska and_ up _
r. ing the medium through .whklig
V
IIB
snolll-lorcd bv the govornm@h_
ed the child's education must give
0. lunch us the pnren
23' 'give the child a
y and the parent and_on
- . _ I the
y civilization among
r,_ generation. is one of
W rirohlemr, confrontinil
ri “We have lost sight
n
y tween the school
, 'H
reflect- feyvnlles during January showed
51'°W"\f °¢°°\'dil1l»l to the flnancingl
_ e
above ziiiillhz. who estimates the total ln
come at 500.000.000 gold marks.
3; ping is obvlated. Yet ini._oti1_sr
oi- places it often happens that__‘fl_i_-vef'
water is' encountered just wh'en‘tlie
iprospector is ready tor satilpfing.
.and elaborate pumping operations
ure' required. Electrical thawltig__is
said to be feasible, while pumping,
u hen necessary, would be reduced
S greatly in cost by the use"of_ hh
electric pump. _ _ »_
If electricity, is employed,_1l`_Will
_ be transmitted a distance 
6 proximately 110 miles to Fa a 9
I' and distributed over an area of 50
0 development' of ‘this reigon/It is
D- held that the cheapness of the ele-
ctricity would remove this ob~
ii stacle. _
0 One mine operator of the lstrlé
B reported that last year he t _k oi`i__
more than $100 000 but do -`
.s , , _ _
lproflt of only $2.000, owing~ I;
overhead cost.
With seemingly inexhaustlbie coop]
fields supplying fuel for winter
power of summer producing electi-
@, ricliy during the open mollthdijgllt
e lspredicted that the next decad€
ri will seo electricity supplanting all
mining of precious metal, es ciall
W, gold, will become a conservative
ii-coninlercial ventllre instead_of_a
y romance with attendant hazard
It
Se --=-<0>1--’»- i
of
,,, Asks Cooperation 
ly
...l of All Paren-tsi_ln.'f'_
ui ~ School Pl-oblems~ 4’ 1
h_ CHICAGO, Feb. 21..-lf the
ilschool is to accomplish anything
iiifeilllori- than the transmission of
h_ technical knowledge from one gen-
as eration to another. the existing
ilnttitude of indifference toward
.vm to thc realization that the
. y _
iiiuélviilit of thc parent to the school is
reian opportunity, Mrs. Edith E.
ii, Bristol, dean of girls at Soldan
ie High School, St. Louis, told mem-
h_ bers of the National Association
iiii of Deans of Women in convention
here today.
~» “Educators alone cannot direct
',i. the mind or the child in the proper
channels, technically and socially,"
ng
. . _ ` _ osc seeking snbterf t v Mrs Bristol said. "We -must
1' d Si le" S lead enum' ` “gee 0 mug? realizc that preoccupation with
to school affairs tends to keep us
wi, from envisaging the community
"1 which we serve. Our teaching
9 of single subiccts endangers the
m .
before you also to ask you to ratify main object of education, rearing
ry well informed and useful citizens
gt to carry on the world's affairs. If
we ullu .soc the futility of too mitch
lo fllith in our single handed methods
i, we shall lllaiic use of the cgltic-
up a hotter mutual un or n
ll and to encourage democratic palti
r- l-schools, Mrs. Bristol urged- mow
tr»rl~.l-lt in school lite. both educa-
Iliilnlllly and socially.
l “Thu leac-l\r\.r.~l need
tions furnished liyttlle
s
tion. The dee.-n can
i-looting link between
_ thcsncccss o
1 bring fruitful
B school n-nd
suits in the
the
that without close
the parent and
best results cannot
_advancing civilization.
QUEEN
wan-ln
hlibotll
nnwuhl .ani
_.
l .
l
am-
_;a....4.,,
t
=l.~_-._.¢=ia.zf ‘_nav
/.,-
Rif-iwfn "'
generation, and the released watéfii
_e-rl”
,..,,_.
.._,_,
I
f-_ cipation in community life " ._-. -.4 rr 1
1. ln discussing thc dutlesaof pug-h
is- ents. and teachers- in re tion to
r-.
vislts by parents and s.-it active im..
Dleasant siirbrias in financial oir.
cies. say, the newspaper, boom"
December revenues all-alylnd .
Diwvfl a mwth ot approximate
i, may incl mt
ten times those 'ol Revltiibbr. `
lin M0
N94# _
_ nuhvnti-can