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Covers Prince Edward
Island Like the Dew
A ‘ _ ~ is
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uln Guardian, Founded l.ll'l.
lllhzirioftnrown lluaflal Two. Cents.     9    Annual Subscriptions Delivered $5.00. I
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Big Consignment AC ll NAR ll E R SteamerSinks In RATE RT CHUUSE SCl100fl8rSl°nks  
Of Island Foxes AS TR U CK BY Bristol Channel RPENING SAME 20MiHUi€S After
Hundreds Of Sil- l
vers, Including
Raccoons And
Mink Shipped
From Halifax To
European Points.
'wasadiaa Press)
HALIFAX. N. S., Dec. 8--Four
hundred silver black foxes, nearly
one hundred raccoons and a score of
mink were shipped from Halifax tc-
night for Edropean points. The
greateinpart of the shipment was
taken by the Pennland, opening the
White Stal'-_Red Star winter sched-
ule for Tlymouth. _ Cberbourg and
Antwerp. All foxes shipped were of
Prince Edward Island stock, al-
though n part Qi’ the consignment
came from San Bernardino, Call-
iomis. and Winnipeg, where they
were raised from animals originally
Purchased in the Island.
Pays Tribute To
Canadian Docto rs
213'! ¥0PX. II. Y.. Dec. 'I-A trib-
ute to Canadian doctors and nurses
was paid by Dr. George Vincent,
President of the Rockefeller Founda-
tion at the luncheons of the English
Speaking Union today. “Thank
God." he said, "there is no tariff on
Canadian doctors.” He said that
when King George was recovering
from his recent illness. the nurse sel-
ected to preparehls food was a girl
who had learned dietetics ln a New
York hospital. ~~
LANDED AT HALIFAX IN ONE
CARGO FROM NEW ZEALAND
naurax, ine. 1.-_au-urging
4»400»000 pounds of butter, meats
and sundries, the Shaw, Saville I
and Albion steamer Rarauga,
Captain Ogiivie, arrived last ev-
ening from New Zealand via
New York and will dock this
momfng' at Pier 20 to discharge.
A supply of refrigerator cars is
already placed on the siding a-
long the plcrto allow of quick
despatch of the butter to Upper
Canada and western cities, when
most of the cargo tl deltlnedfor.
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Aiilllli ARE
FRUSTRATED
(Special to the Guardian)
QUEBEC, Que., Dec. 7.-A daring
hold up was frustrated today by A.
A Fo:-gues,, Manager and cashier of
the Branch of La Banque Canadienne
Nationale. Marie De Lincarnation
Street. Two men entered the bank
and produced revolvers. Instead of
complying with the comme-nd Of
"hold up your hands" Forgues drew
a revolver and emptied its contents
in the direction of the hold-up men
who retumed the fire. None cf the
bullets took effect and the would be
bandits fled in a motor car, after
exchanging several shots. but with-
out any part of the $100,000 that
was on the counter of the cashiers
cage.
Three Miners Entombed
Behind Huge Fall of Coal
i
(canadian Press) 100 rescuers usms i-hree cutting mo-
clifnes hacked away Bt me fl-ll °f
MORGANTOWN. Wva., Dec. 7.-[coal described as about 200 feet in
lisnal tapping by three miners en- length when it caved in on the men
iombee bow- A nun mi of coal about :iao welock yesterday after-
»tlu smelt time ortho contuwntu neon. 'rms forte worked in =hUil
Coal oonuiany ut cussviiie near here tru-oushout the nisht- The teivoinv
llillrrld rescuers who were within 30 or Icould be heard more distinctly YDWUU
B5 feet of the trapped men. More than dawn, officials said.
No Conclusion Reached On
German Property Seized
By Canada During the War
' orr/iwa. ms. 1.-No :mai
conclusion on the question oi' re-
*UHI to Germany by' Canada oi
Gorman nationals- property nina
‘Ivins ta. was an me mme
'nifilnas liiuivey. Under-Secretary
°f State said today on his return
from ova-seas, where he consulted
With Gdfllllil-officials. Mr. Mill-
"L who is Canadhn custodian of
*“°° wmv www. ww lv
*mn _ snmimuiy two
"'°l`\\l.. A conclusion cannot he
reached until after the HMI!
conference is resumed. lil “|4-
or the sis,ooo.000 worth °f 0"'
mm property aeiled in Canal!!
during the war 114.000.0001 hal
been liquidated. li was in connec-
uou with the uulloaldlird mr-
eriy me the under-secretary 01
State was negotiating. Part of
this amount has been in lltill'
im mvmu canadian lol W-
ipe sues sémaiam.
(Special to the Guardian) ' Launching lifeboals. _ Says Premier King.
__ It gave its position as off Hartland
LONDON. Dec. 'I-'rue British =uint, which is a lefty prornonwry H35 N0 Statement t
auamsnip muy: or 2,3511 tous was at the south entrance or the Briswl Blake In Regard t
reported to have sunk with all hands Channel. The Radyr carried a crew U I t S.t
today in the Bristol channel. The of 20 or 25 men. The ship was seen nglnp oymell I
Rldyr previously hed reported by to disappear off Hartland Point and l1atl0ll.
wireless that it was sinking and that it was feared that aIl'han/:ls had been 1- _
the crew was having difficulty in lost. O'I'l‘AWA. Dec. 'I-There is no rea-
; . _ - __ _ son to exvect an immediate an-
nouncement with respect to cabinet
appointments Piemicr MacKenzie
S ' 0° ° 7' I i
l tlla tn S l d 0 King told newspaper representatives
here. this evening. 'I‘he Prime Min-
C ister, who retumed to Ottawa this
e   n  morning from a Speaking engage-
ment at London, Ont.. presided at a
--_, cabinet meeting this afternoon. Hc
had nothing to say. however. at its
_._-__;___-__--..._-_____._ ___.
English Channel. Storm
Plays Havoc With
Wireless.
(Canadian Press)
Cl-IERBOURG. France. December
'l-Lightning struck the Cunard
liner Lancastria during a terrible
storm in the English Channel last
night, burning out parts of her wire-
less apparatus. There was great ex-
citement aboard but no other dam-
age. The storm was so violent that
the Lencesti-is made the roads with
difficulty. The Homeric, which is
due this evening, was reported to
‘have saved the crew of s sunken ves-
sel durlng the night. '

(Canadian Press)
HALIFAX, N. S.,_D¢¢. 8-Skippers
in the fleet of steam-trawlers oper-
ating out of Halifax report that the
Western and Sable Island fishing
banks, were unchanged by the earth-
quake of November 18. according to
W. 8. Boutilier of the National Fish
Company, who added that the
changes reported by cable steamers
deal exclusviely with the Grand
Banks. Trawlsrs operating out of
Halifax confine their activities to the
Western and Sable Island Banks.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
COMING EVENTS.
MEETINGS. ETC.
"Dr, Clift, D. D. - start now
homo prevention cure. Now at Purdy
Station, Westohester Co., N. Y., U. _S.
A.
“Flat River School Concert and
Xmas Tree in Hall December 20th.
Admission 25 and 15 cents. il-le-19.
R. J. A!ldel’I0l‘i, Bi!ill’¢tli’y. 12-9-li
“We have discontinued milling
lumber until further notice. R. S.
Barrett ea Bon. Kingston. 375-2|
“Highfield United Church S. B.
Concert, Monday. December 23rd at
8 p. ni. ' 382-12-8-li.
"York Point and West River Tele
and Bale ei Work will be held Tues-
wsuncsday fornoon. December llth
phone Cc.. meeting Cornwall Hall, ' ‘
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Monday evening, December sth. ` -, ' ' _,_ `“.j.;~},/i".:,':/  _\.
se1~ia-1-ai. _ -:»_._. ,~_,f\  -;;2;~:,',' £2;
"Come io the dance in Belfast ~ ,_‘g`, V /»."l "" & _ ' T*
Hall Tuesday, December 10th ` " ,W F R'
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(Associated Press)
_SHANGI-IAI. Dec. 6-All sources
this morningagreed that Genei-ni
oliaingxu suck, rresiaeut or the
Council of the Nationalist Govern-
ment was still continuing to direct
aflairs at Nanking. There had been
reports that he. had already with- _ |
- _ _ __ _ _ (Special io thc Guardian) .
drawn from omec because of the
widespread revolt. The British own.
ers of the North China Daily News
_iv commenting ou the situation this
morning said local political and ‘bus-
iness circles view the situation as
extremely grave, the worst since 1927.
R»¢IP°1l§ible Chinese take a pessimis-
tic attitude.
*___
(Canadian Press)
LONDON, Dec. 8.-Not within liv-
ing memory has a gale so prolonged
and so violent battered the coasts of
these Islands and much of the con-
tinent as the one that has raged since
last Thursday. Today there was some
abatement. but the Air Ministry holds
little hope. There will be anything
but an intermittent calm for several
days. Tales in plenty have been wld
of brave men perishing in the angry
waters. sometimes in view of those
ashore who were powerless in the
teeth of the elements to render any
assistance. _ ~
-A body of 1,500 men who attempt-
ed to invade the city of Aux Cayes
late yesterday afternoon armed with  w  
mschetcs, clubs andustones. clashed e  er! C
with s marine patrol; five of the in-
vaders were killed and twenty _ _ '  "
wounded.  _ I  ‘T  '
T ¢ ' ` ofrraw/i, out., pee. 1.-wing*
» Commander E. W. Stedman, Chic!
err( b le  le aeronautical engineer in the Depart-
ment of National Defence has been_
il” promoted to thc rank of Group Cap-_
tain, the highest rating in the air'
eervicc of the Dominion. Announce-
t I the roniotion made yester-
U. S." MarinesAre
men o p
° ° day recalls the proniiuciit part Group
Ordered To Halt! Captain Stedman played in aeron-
autical developnients in Canada. l-Ie
Li recognized as one of the worlds,
wand," new foremost aero engineers and recently
was honored by election as a fellow
PORT AU PRINCE. Haiti. Det. 'l
Public - ' ', _ "5 ` ~
Admission 25 cents. l-Iot lunches  <--~~ | '
gcrved. 860-12-'I-Ii ' '
as ; "
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.~'rl-ie Salvation Army Bean Buppei ___ 3; I _
day. December ioth. Baie opens 3 p.m. I \L'l‘~\'|I|v i if , ` ~ j
Supp" 5 t° 7 p' m' 'n°mTis3a°iT"|uii ` ` ` T
'eo 3°  ‘ “ns” -1  ` l
rt sn r rn ree on - - -_-_-* .
gilxemcembgr 17th. If not one on ' .»-- _. 9
following evening. Admission 315;., __ _\ , - "=' - ~.-5_7 A
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"Montague Club loading live stock ' _W ‘ . '
mg not agsin until after the holi-~ Q7. 'f ‘ I" _f"3 ` `
days. Mont Annear. Becreat.a4ry_.a __ ,_ \\ _ $ _ _ L __
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of the Royal Aeronautical Society
PRUMUTEDA
3DEAN ill’ HUIISE
-*UF CUMMUNS
. S ll E A D
(I I
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Career. _
(Canadian Pressl'
He was 75 years old.
was also, "Father of the House."
William F. MacLean
__.7.,.,..;_,..__.,,,_;_,.,__.,;;S‘S||lE BUURT
' 01-011 o or , as. » r
(BUSY All DAY
75 Years of Age -
I-I a d Spectacular
TORONTO. Ollb. DCC. 7.-William.”
Findlay MacLean, former proprietor]
of i.he Toronto World and “Dean of]
the House of Commons' died today"
.When the Toronto World closed]
its doors in 1921 there passed from(
the neid of canadian joiumiismi
perhaps its most unique daily news-
paper; and when W. F. MacLean
was defeated in the general election T
of 1926 the House ol Commons lost
its most spectacular member, who
Odd combination of countrymen,
newspaperman and politician. “Bli-
ly" MacLean went ihrough life pro-
pagating new poiicies and attacking
vested interests in Parliament and
in his paper. In his long career he
cast more fuel to the flames of con-
troversy than any other man of his
generation. He was a staunch advo- I
-LIGHTNING With All Hands AS LAST YEAR P¢lSSengersLeave
More Than Four
i Million lbs. Butter
(Canadian Press)
ST. JOHN'-S, Ndd., Dec. 8-After
weathering seven days of the North
Atlantic hurricane, twenty minutes
was the margin of safety on which
t twelve lives depended. when the crew
 and women passengers of the schoon
er Merry Widow were taken of! by
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SATURDAY
_ s._.
Handling Liquor Cases
-- Some of “Rum”
Made From Alcohol,
Burnt Sugar, Iodine
and Water.
(Special to the Guardian)
SUMMERSIDE, Dec. B-The pro
hibition magistrate had an eil dag
session on Saturday at Summerslde
ihe Court opening at 10 a. m. A par-
ty from Chelton charged with thi
illegal possession of liquor. whos
case was adiouriied for judgarwn
from last Saturday. was convictec
and fined $200 and costs. The our
against a Bummersidc party with ll-
legsl possession of liquor which wa;
also adjourned for further cvidenc(
from the previous Saturday was
next proceeded with and occupies
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.~swusy samba _cars _w_ii_i___cii_c<>i_<_i -i. i .. - 2   I P
a meeting Decemiml' a .  A SA P _ _   
"Christmas Concert in Cornwall '__ | SOME ?!0P\_E
Church, 'I'hursday» Dee. lilth. 884 `  W7' ’ CAN ‘:“,`D »fH\N‘-‘S
"Buying Hogs Sheep and lambs ‘"3 " ' 4/TQ* ' OTHERS Jus-‘T
. 2, ',... _
at Kensington every Thursday fore- _~ ,-  HUNT
noon. Alden Mosse. r ‘ ‘
9342-10-21-MODLUSILI.
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falls or flurries.
Toronto cloudy .. . . .,... 32-16
14--6
8-6
25-i9
3+-16
26-10
Montreal cloudy ..  
Quebec snow ..  .., ... 
Charlottetown cloudy .. ....
Halifax cloudy .. ..'. .. ._
Stl John cloudy ._ ... . 
Boston cloudy  .. 
New York clear ..   54-36
High tldc this afternoon at 4.46
and tomorrow moming at 45.1.
Sun rises this morning at 7.30 and
sets this afternoon at 4.15. '
First quarter moon Monday, Dec
0. 5.10 a.'m.
Summerslde tide eighteen minutes
44-3 8
ister than Charlottetown.
TORONTO, Dec. 8--Fresh or
strong winds. mostly northerly, part-
ly cloudy to cloudy with local snow-
Let ’s Help Sa
nta Claus
by Giving Needy Kidd ies
A Real Merry Christmas
N
Once again The Charlottetown \
Guardian is taking upon itself the !
duty of acting as Christmas sponsor I
for the children of needy families
throughout thc province, in becom-
ing the asistant to Santa Claus in _
the annual Santa-Psi drive. The pur
posc of this annual pre~Christmasi
campaign is to prevent that greatest.
of all catastrophes to the kiddies--|
an empty Christmas stocking. One of
the saddest things in the life oi ani
child is to find, after weeks of joy-
ful aniicipatiou and pleasant dream:
of a beneficent Santa. Claus, that or
Christmas morning hopes are shat-
Atered in Santas inability to make
-jhis long expected visit.
The Guardian has annually sub-
mitted a plan whereby with the least
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VANCOUVER, B. C.. Dec. 1.-
Bctween five hundred and one
thousand unemployed of Vancou-
ver paraded this afienioon from
Powell Si. along Hastings Street
and past the City Hall. Afierwsrd
they were`addreased by their
leadtrs in a square It the cor-
ner nf Carol! and Powell Streets.
They were informed that a dep-
niaiion would wait upon the
letween 500
_fnemployed
Streets In Van
And I,00l,
Parade The
couver, B. C.
City Council on Friday and would
report to a meeting of the un-
employed on Monday. There was
no excitement in connection with
the gathering. the Chief of Police
this morning _consenting to the
holding of the parade. but warned
ueaereanagu-a.rcuri¢aaun-`
ion Jack mast not be carried in -»
front of it. The paradcfs carried
no flag at all.
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hillitiiss tnucuslilictutliun Hitt cuss utu
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