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El L E  E |]__50Cl°¢1lf°Sf Atlcl Communist
 3 0 v E R E D puties Reconvenes In 1|
V Fighting Mood.
Chinese .Caught “Red Dxtlllcls- len- 15--The Chumbo- oi
Handed” _In Hallfax mar; recess in s fighting' mood today
(‘3fC  Oplulll and even at the purely formal op.
valued  $2,000. Siiriiuizaslon there were indications
'_' "' The first came when many so¢ls1~ `
'C'"'""°" Prem l-Bt deputies and all the Communists
i
S.; JOHN, N. B., Jan. 15.-A story mlm
rciic?i'nlii_i: ri dope ring alleged U0 be all Joflre, pronounced by Maurice Si.
gperiitiiig in St. John and Halifax by bme’
chiiicse, was uncovered by H St- -70h" The second manifested itself in the"
n_“_q,al,pv-ii.;ii1 today. Ham Hia, 34,"udden
srrcsicrl 'l'iiestl:iy afternoon by R. C. lthe re
M p in St. John, is believed impll- veteran
moi. as tlif- charge read against Ichsmbe
him. “‘ll”ll ll” “M nmuided 1" _me |expectecl to be merely a matter 01|
- . . . b
mp roiiii until saturday mom'ng, mlm
po i _ .
,mc ‘vinlalioii of the Drill; and Nal'- counted
mic Af: Ol 19293' Olllum Vahled “if to obtain half the votes polled as
|1000 and \\'PlBl'llflB ¢W¢l'lti"-Sevenlv/as necessary to election. I-Ie final-
pouiiris. it iv.-is said. was seized by-ly won
lt. C. iii P. iii the Radio Cafe. cor- _to 220
ner of S:u‘k\'ille rind Argyle Streets] one
lliiiilax, 'luosday morning. Three lined a
liiiicc \-'em a_|-rf-ste,-1 bert Oustric. financier, present ad-
U ‘ ‘ ' _
A fir-pairii from Halifax in rc-'drew
'mango to ini inquiry, said that the gem, of
ppiuiii sriiei there would be used as
lvidenco against Ham I-lla. A local 
gnu drii-or R. G. Carson, of Lawns-
¢,,,»,,c Avo., took a local Chinese __
ml, ii parcel to the railway station 
here Monday at noon. The Chinese
(Canadian Press)
in un imma out on the train so-. °°RNw"tU"' vt" "““° 15-”H°’°" E
' ia short sto on longevity. Mrs C,
to llniiax The taxi driver noti-
rv
“ll ‘ ' H. Jones, so. or comwaii, hos. Lucy
M Sergeant Detective Fred Locas crm
ol the local Mounties, who hurried_ 78 
¢,, me depot., but arrives! too late. Io; L
rho Hiirifax df-tatcliment of Moun-
ties were notified byfifwlri. Aulipiirent- scove
lylhl-y niet thc Ha ax ra , ocat- Thur
ed me parcel and decided to wait excellent h“uh_
nd catch the conslgnees "red hand-
¢,i." nie<<i.1y morning when a rail-
|-|_v express wagon stolllllcd in front 1
ol the Radio Cafe they were watch-l 
ng, The team left, they entered the i
fourtl
sd
cafe. investigated the contents of|7 A
the parcel and found several tins of
qiinm. weigiung 27 pounds and val-
ilcd til $'2_000.` `
._____.____
l
asm
§.Z....K ati’
i
 - _ ----- L. L.
. ____ ilice. brought realization of a new per- A
members of the force searching
` illicit contraband in this district. md
sfliriiiniioii ol their former decision Referring to the return of the police W"
their search, Sergt. D. P. Gup- wo
in command of the detachment
i
_ f(`;iimdi:in` Press) ill t0
otriii'/.i. ont.. Jon. 15.-A re-.fOr
ns to the coi-i~cct method of comput- ifrvm
lnglioiv ilu- 20 percent cut. in Mari- till
time limlit should be arrived at is ,here,
oniainvrl in n judgment of the board imind but the shot had been fired nt an
i malwny commissioners, delivered _ tho
l ere today. i mg
.A. lilclieown, Chief Commission- this
rind concurred in by Mr. Commis- icauso
loner ’l‘. <7. Norris. It decrees that ,could not say. i ‘S
li- iiza
ii wnziniiiui freight tmfno, the
int of whose origin lies within the U
'lflffl fl'l§'ioii." the reduction shall be |
lcuiiitorl on the ratio which the dis- ‘
lnce br-iiiroii that point of origin!
nd tin- ucsteriy limit of the "select i
A
el." Diamond Junction, bears toi M
llrirliol<= distance from the point of
i in to thr- ultirnate destination.
ll |-= lo -'-av a commodity trans- that
' zalcs Escobar and his wife, Concep- V-¢
rlvd. for example, from Moncton H
'B<- ill Fflllrry, Alta. enjoys thel °
" Wren: ti-eight reduction, not on l no
t rntirr Moiirtoii-Calgary rate, but l
' that proportion of the Moncton- t
* lo' ian. which that commodity' “
‘- Son the distance between Monc od
l' and Diamond Junction (or Le-l
` U0.: V ,
___ G. L.
` ' false
Miramic/11' Smelt ix-i
llr;€\vc/isi1.E. N. a., .mn._i5.-mos,
‘lm $75,000 to $100,000 has been
v`  by the smelt fishcnnen in`
i Mtraniichi ares in the last monlh
 zii breaking ice and high tidesl
:;"`r‘“"i°d Wdly by A_L_ IB¢rry,i
_ mrlullf. fisheries supervisor for.
U - rn coast of New Brunswick.:
veglciliately 1.775 fishing nets‘i-itory
'The “ll “Got away. _lawn
M ~nl;f;\rL;1r-.ss of the situationldssert
c:mn» Mhz to the individual
' ~ \ Merry said, some or with
eMgfl°°Il<i lo ii large extent on on
‘°"‘ "*lllll€ to provide for
'll' lanulif ll B
,h _ »-‘ luwsh vi in-go pm uo
nd
2 .wir and they will suffer the isation throigh I trackless wild.
t. W L. Pittenburgh situation of the country Clll! 101'
rticular attention at this time and “Dahl M the Gmrdhm and md “nu “mo” .8 much .5 sessions today of the 19th convention spent a few rims with his psiciiis.
lol the Canadian Produce Association. Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Chutc. recently.
tsl_ _~._,
,..."__l;- fire farmers. and al-
. r -__~ i
, U' "ll hi/ loss of their gear and for some m n D3 D
ecmber and were forced down in the
be rririit fish catches they v`rlll|
` '~l`? :~_ »i- ., "
'f~~l~d to such an extent. desert
  plana
_ , _l-1" limi' you think
_. -l 1"f:'. c'ill‘». 1-.'_~inc-me
"_\-__ -"li i'_n'.':J tha end; 's
-- ...oi
lDeputzes Refuse
UUFE RiNG_,_____
in the ballast below the wharf
M ,
_ to ./ozn In
'Y __---___-zme ~ _ _ __ _ V _
1
The Result Of A l'Vhzm
h Chamber Of De- 7
-_._.,, V
s reconvened after tho cl-msg
ed waters ahead.
to loin in the eulogy of Marsh-
dean of the House. _
election of Fei-nand Boulsson,
S0Cll\llSt. ns President of the
r. His re-election had becni
ut when the ballots were'
it was found he had failed
tl-'ie second ballot by 261 votes
for Maurice Bouiilloux-Lafont.
llippant deputy today depos-
ballotl in the urn signed, “Al-
Ln Saute Prison-for Presid-
the Chamber."
Milivins
9) and Mrs John J Jones,
ewiston, N. Y. to help their
1 sister, Mrs Elizabeth Jewett
il. celebrate her 100th birthday De
ay. ,All four sisters are in
ot Fired
opposition that developed to _
or  
uri simile-    s     .
... .. w.,..i.... i...  U
Stra
t Constable °"***
at
Steals Million
From Tom la
Of Princess
PEIPING, Chona. Jan. 15.-
Rlch loot was plundered from
the tomb oi' a Manchu princess
by daring bandits today. The
vandals escaped with jewels and
priceless relics.
The loot was estimated rough-
ly lo be worlh $1,000,000. The
authorities are' searching the
hilla welt of the ancient capital
for the desperadoes, who are be-
lieved to have fled overland to-
ward the western frontier.
The ghouls entered the tomb
of the princess despite the guard
Whllfh k¢¢P6 close watch over
the graves of the erstwhile
Manchu rulers or the Colonial
empire. The Manchu tombs, like
the Ming tombs at Peiping, lie
not far outside the clty‘s walls.
in a valley near the suburbs.
G ‘ -
wzinislii Airci'ai't Com an of Osaka
)hllal'\l§hl°0DlSi§, in year ago. p y '_
_.___ _ It is understood that this craft has
NEW YORK, Jan. 15. - Nrithanllhc largest wine Span of any llylmz
us, internationally known phil- shilll lil U18 W0l'ld lllld 1183 3 totlll
1-°pl5¢_ who died of hog;-l; failure ,lifting capacity of twenty tons. It is
hls homo hero on Monday had compared to the Do-X craft and_
t millions on charities. - " ~
spen
-In St' John .It was Nathan Straus, who in the
winter of l893~94 opened what is be- _  `
ed to have been the first emerg-
reat Financier and
1 . .
* '_-" ucv
(Canadian Press)
the head of Constable mu
Jackson, of the Provincial Po- sa
said there w-as no doubt in his W
was oinlv to warn them to dis- cd
’l‘iie jiidginent is rendered by Hon. ‘continue searching in the vicinity of
wharf or a deliberate intent t.o
serious injury or death. he
bn
ll Not Serene “°
he
lh
iCsnadian Press) ln"
and
B011
other necessities to the poor at
id.
Straus to his ofllce and said that
she .-
Pioneer in Milk Pasteurlntion the departing Govm.nm._Genem1 on
the first leg of their long journey to iCllll1dlfln Press)
tra” was 3' pklneer in Pasteur; Britain and thence to India. ~ I SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Jan 15 -A' ~
M f uk H k thin _ ' _ A F  I . _ ' ' _ ' test, which was pfistponetl from Dec.
°l‘ ° "1 9 “W “° 5 “ Miss Mildred Bennett. ssiei or tn.` our Day I lf°flllll= Of $36-000 literally diococu l1._. Wm be hom in Uni,.m._,i,,. Hun
 ,__
_ _ loyment relief station. _
-  i sr. JOHN, N. B.. Jon. 15.-'rho en” umm” i
 Nl ' iwhuck of a bullet, ricochetlng off a Tim-E' out of his own fortune' he dis- V
Zig 2 rock tributed cards culling for coal, bread _
.1 ' _ _ '
at the f ot f A di St t h .
‘striking 0 le; (RAB: fx; rg; 5 cents a piece. He did not believe'
_ from in “pauperizing" the people. "They
st eam that five cents firsi.'. 'hc '
fter $75,000 of his own money had l (Canaan hem
e into this work J. P. Morgan cal- ` OTTAWA Ont Jan 15 _Intense
"rid d -t;to» seo
h the understanding his donation ‘gy ° :;cou'f__'t';ss“ °wl;;;_g§;‘;_°’°s in
“M be an°nym°u°‘ he wanted to the gift which .is to be presented to
give Straus $50'°°° 1°' the w°rk‘ This  her on behalf of Canadian woman-
as the first time Straus accepted hood_ The gnmfication of her Ex_
y outside contribution, and for that can _ 1 _ 1
b f th 1 _ W th ‘ __ ency was ioced in a commun-
mem ers O e one he er 5°” 3'217.‘a82 tickets we” dmrlbut cation read to a delegation, which
t° the p°°r' waited upon her a short time be-fore
l
l
grcside
fmlnlai
‘his l\
'short
it, and it hos since been idle and)
l
an iiboaid the Toyohnshi Maru and
The
lime. wlicn he became llrcd ofl
tales.
__ ._._._n_é____
Worlds B1 est Azrshz
I
l
_Vames Now- Mentioned For if"-'
Governor General 3 Post
TY Milli0N
Dililiiii Mfiilifii
[ln
l Wealthy, Dies
Breadline
A Juli! Ullaklfy. 75 years mil,
stood in a. Brooklyn bivuil
line yesterday and complain-
cd about tiie lack of va-it-ly
in thc frcr. hoses for .~l.t~.
coulIln‘ cal \'i\p,elabl»;s. -.lie
said. ls an oI.ll,;l.ig off’ 'i
‘*hi\'\!‘fl hrr box for one
with more meat, she lopplcd
into thc nrms of Mrs. Joseph-
ll'lC Brown, who had come
to h£vp_ licr t.\\r°. thi- ‘und
imma iiiri- :limi iiiiiiii~¢l;;|(¢\.
result of a whim. An eccentric ,has been the ideal fairy castle for?
nt of Alhambra, Calif., had thlsilhe kiddies uf the neighborhood, who
ure castle built as a whim fnr|u1e it as is playground. It is typical'
omo. He uscd it, only for a lol the fairy castle of Grlniin's fairy]
1;.. /
Dcteeilvi-s r‘niup'.i‘.slon for
the woman, ivns' lightened
romidersbly _ when fhr-_v
found she left u Inna ne.
count of nearly $5.00!! and
was said in have five nieces
ln better than ordlnm-_y ¢-if.
cumstsnees.
__ _' ’ ?€ ° 'P if
_._.__.______ .lfsfuzlt Secretl For Ja an
.V ~ P 2 :Japan Being
ing ship in the world which was se-
uetiy built in England for the Jap~
inncse navv, is now cn route to Jap
N E M  0 Y Eiis due to nrrlve in Osaka at the end
of Janiuiry.
This gigantic metal craft was built
ath Ends Career (jf iii utmost secrecy by Short Bros.,
iliiough it contract given by the Ku
 I]  S Tl. NowEnRouteFromEnglancl
TOKIQ Jun 15 -The biggest fly- could easily carry 300 men. but has
been actually designed to carry a
crew of only six. This is on account
ni the spccialy designed hull which ww
has been modelled for the purpose of
carrying deadly freight. N0
The craft is driven by tlirec Rolls _
Royce engines which are of an en-l Hs
tlrely new type. The test. which wus! To
uiacle in England in the presence ofl
experts from the Kawanlslil Coin-
cess and the speed, which is consid
tation. is declared far in excess oi'
this size has yet attained.
(Canadian Press)
CHICAGO, Ill., Jan. 15.-Thrre
were 32,500 motor vehicle deaths
in the United States in 1930. ihe
National Safety Council esti-
mated loday. This figurc_npre-
sented an increase of four per
cent, for approximately 1,300
deafhs over the 1929 period of
aims. nrporo, -‘from thirty-em
stnies formed the basis of the
estimate. '
pany provcd to be a. complete suc- cm A
_ i ycstcrclriy.
cred as being far above any expcc-l W
i _ . ’ ligh
anything that any flying boat ncai' Dccmuy °" H°kka'd° I-Slallli "0l'°l\' am
ernmost of the Japanese chain. Rail- .t y
Welll Pllrulyzed. owing to six my _ . _ _
of snow’ while telegraph andlidents evacuated buildings frantic-
hone service was interrupted ini auf;
_ cu a
C a f S Ta k e Aoniori preiectiire. gk
_ ___ _ ways
Heavy Toll Of ‘im _
l 1-l'v_@S In U- S- li~'i§'i.§’1§,`§..°i.Z.§‘l‘i2i,..§"°” "'°"_“'
left the Caieital at noon with
_Swept By A
NEW YORK Jan. 15. -
Blizzard
OTTAWA, Jan. 15.-Several of the_
I
peers who were considered possible
successors to Viscount Wllllngdon as
.Governor General of Canada are not
-:available for the position, it was
IS CUNSIDEREIJ
Iilcarned from a reliable source. 'l'hi- _ _ *_'__
Duke of Abercorn, who has lie:-|1'(lll`|adl3l'| Natlollal and
:Governor General of Northern Ire-Ii Pacific Telegraph
’land; the Earl of Athlonc, who for  _ t _ _ ,
llhe past seven years has been Gov ‘ "ds club Iudy (ome
lernor General of South Africa, anrli 'r0gEl`-her Ill 0 ll e
lihe Duke of Atholl were among ihel (“,l-eat Ullit’
prospects, but none of them is avail-l _
lable for Rideau Hall, and ii is a at-Ii 
led the Kin! does not \vl»h to spar:-i ‘By "‘ F' B' ""'¢“Y- G°'fl¢l’3l M311-
|his Lora Chamberlain. the mi-i or “I” °f *ht .Cillilllell Prwi
,Gramm iuoN'i'Iz1=;AL_ Que., Jan. i5.-Ams1-
l Two Mmm mm, said to be under gauialion in a fifty million dollai'
;'t-unsilleratioii are those of \'iscuunti°°1'P°m”;°“ of [he l`95P€0fl\'€ C0l'l‘l-
immmdcn and mc Earl of |»|ym0u,h_]iiiercial ielegrripli systems of the
illrig. General Thomas Walter Braiirl.iCmlafi“’ll Pa"lflC RUll“'3.V and lhe
ltiscounl Hampden is the son of ihri(-"lll3\fl3l'l Nillflllal RRlll\`3.\`. l-* i-761318
lgrvat Speaker who liresldcd over tin-;C0llS'fl0l'€¢l bb’ llle LWO lzartles. The
illnusc of Commons in (ii.1d.~l.one'5lGfiiiatlian Press iinclerstands the
liime. The present visi.-aunt is alilroilvsal has also been put before the
;cuusin of Viscount Wiilingdoii. lielillloiiiinion Gt»\'crn.l'nent at Ottawa.
lwas educated at Eton, Trinity and|*'l'Jiis is tl.-2 'nuch larger idea behind
_'Cambridge and served the Sou li Ai'-l the statement in Ottawa last Mon-
irican and Great War, lattcrly :is a_clo§,' of Sir Basil Blaukeit, Chairman
Brigadier General. being sevtn tiniesl’r.f Iinpcrial and International Com-
l‘ll°I\¢l0l\¢ll in dl‘SDi\l<‘l1¢'o'. iiiiiiiicatioiin, Limited. “thot the Can-
’ llvur Zililn Wiiidsor (`icvr, l-Karl iillariieii Pacific and Canadian National
|Plymouili, was formerly \'isc:\iiiitf.<;|;all become partners with the I. I.
,W|ll¢lS0l' and R “fli llll'l“'D T"f.\fC. in forming a Canadian overseas
|"“"“h"l' Uf |"lfH-'*'\l""i- 70|' ill? l»U’J'fcriiiiiiiiiivatioii company, wliich shall
im" Dllllslvll *lf 5l"0PS\l|ff- lziieiiirlc the Canadian Marconi Com-
* p.i:i_v_"
The suggested amalgamation pre-
 Rucnslconts obvious advantages and not less
obvious disadvantages. Economically
there would be the saving in the
r.
D l’iSPICEAll DAR! AIGAE T0! ipirsciit duplication from coast to
“:_:_“;;‘T_‘(;°J\§:‘£0§;£DRMll7‘ _.H lciiiist in cquipinent and personcil,
_ ‘ ‘ _‘ ‘ ‘ ~ "` ‘-1 "1 ibut cvltn more lmportarit would be
WA\S I’ARAl.1Z|'.D Bi sl.\' ‘the aclvriiitnges of a strong all~Ca.n-
i
ET or 51`0“' i ,_`,_s,,¢.ia¢cd Press, j:i<l.:tn corporation, rible to meet com-
'“"" _ _ . _ ,_ __ lit' i
Kyo’ _J V 15___ m.__ _ iviaxico clrx. Jun. i_».--A ..iini|ill"' l ‘°" “llf
au » A maid cfl _ a. 1.-
. _ lc-ni‘iin'|\i:il:c~ one of ilie strongest. fcli ‘°°’“"‘”' or
un '  < '~ . - .
usual seiciity sv.t|>t Japan. Koi- _ _ _ . .< - latlinu coinincrciai telegraph compan-
iiolol its own against all
neither of the two Can-
I
1am_hm_in‘ Qibc _ _ -in many _\cnis. locked Mexico City
U in md chma l at 6.48 o‘clock last night. 18.48 p.n~i.E.
.l shaking buildings for more
ld0SPrcacl daniage to cliveiliiigsii T
. ian two minuics and darkcnin
lwas reported in northern Japan cs- . .g
is. It was not kiiown iinmccll-
if any damage resulted, but the
I telep
feet
was in great confusion. All res-
for fear they would fall. A pe-
ics is rciiily ii'idcpei~ident, because
eacli is iieccssarily allied and more
,or loss dependent upon one or other
lof ine rival United States communi-
cation groups, the Western Union
and the Postal, which again results
in the bulk of overseas business going
through foreign rather than British
channels. '1`his strong corporation
r _vcllow light was seen in tire'
Dlspamms from "OMIM" Japan  _v at the time. with lightning flash.
_ n .
011 the Croshoagam, [mes 3 60 E Vw_l~__`_w__v_
-nn-hour gale derailed a train`_=_-.__
From Tientsin it was i'cpo_~:teci  Cornlnent
,could oprrate at a much lowcr cost
guild tliei'r-lore :it lower rates to the
_pci'i1ifiiiciii. advantage of the Carl-
adlan public At the present time
eight coininercial telegraph zones are
'i-triiug; across the Canadian contin-
'ciii. and a incssngc to pass from one
K 7 /mania l
itlirce Japanese steanirrs were ice
bound in the Paiho river.
Dairen also was in tiic grip of thc! \V0L1‘"VIbl-»l‘3- N-  Jllll- 13'"-"lc-'*`
blizzard. Tlicrinoincters at Mukden `t!l:i University students resumed work
registered ‘.20 degrees below zero while ifolloivlng tho Christmas holidays on
1` Harbin. Manchuria, reported theiilan. 7. During the chapel hour Wed-
m_ost severe cold in years. Incsday morning Dr. S. Spidle was the
 :speaker to the general assembly. Dr.
. ,S-pidcl took for his subject, “How
Fe io Pi mio foi E\:\niii1nlioi‘s
~ . _ _.
"I _ st 'cl ‘ ~ .' 
 as Fliis :icltlrcss vvns vrr_v lliiicl_v_ with
Iii iiiiiri-.vr‘ai~ cxaiiio looniiiig ou llif:
Orth   l\oi‘izoii_ '1‘lit-so r.\'aii'iii1ati<‘iii; limzin
Jan. 22 and ciid Feb. Z2. A pi‘ovisi<uial
schedule has already been posted.
The Ralph M. Hunt oratorical coiv
ut b“°"°"1°]°3y' but felt malt di; Prime Minister, it.. national conveir B G B » into U11' lui: of Dr. Robert A. Bald- l_,.l'n 16
i ll it ' '. . i- -i., _ ._ _ ' ~' ' 4. - V ' ' ' .
5°tol&:':€d1o:Kta?|d° hllssmilupsglainst or foi thc Ltdy "Wiilingdon pics etuleen to rlt :$11. Sllllllrrfleld dentist. it is reveal-f Miss G._,.m rintm.,_O,, ,.,,,m.m.,1 ,,,
e board or healm before' he was cutrition committee ,I read a letter’ _ __  ccci.t diauer in an ai1lii|uc,|N,,r“-,,.|,_ C,,m,__ 0'" I.-,.,,1_,_._. ;,f,,,,~
slat_ng tho prcscutat.on would be rt. azn And Canada ~ -
ally “ble l-° eslflbush it Pa5"°“"itokci1 from the women of Canada! _
U0" 5t°u°n- In ""9 mst “W years iof, their rslccni :ind gratituda fori
ONTREAL, Qut., Jln. 15.-The
I iZH
of
Iatmosphere of domestic tranquility
I General Jose Goi1- SN
n Goeldner. who came here from
` iElpaso. Texas, to seek legal separa- 05(
n from her husband and found a SC
,happy reconciliation, was rudely dis- '-2
rbed this afternoon, when the for- l` _ ° - ‘ _ _ _ ___ _ __
as linelgostod in the world pcncei Won Edn1OntOn Idsys. _I Balance Show vvoinlcu i'ctui'nccl Tucsciav iroin New
°V°m°l'l ~ ‘ Discussing the future of aerial ser-i fl `Y .k '.1 , I . A L l` _ I.
Straus was born in Rheulsli. Bav-` B _Election vices p_ T_ Column Deputy poshl I _°' '“ mc 51° bpm tw ‘ma 1°"
i-ta, and migrated to Talboton, Ga.. y _ imager General' today said that dup with iici faniii, at the ironic of hot
here his father, Lazarus Straus op _ ing some pmods of the war at lcastl LONDON, Jan. 15.-An increase ol,
ned n general r.tovr°. The faiiiil_\‘!.c0|__ '___ (._ _MMIESUN "AD MA.) me mm_.,f,_.x.,.nce of “mil from ship £5.I>L‘2..'il9 labour .~:;:'i'_i77.47ii ii1'm§:i::l'-“_ Eatogclioviieqaiid 
-were so now' llull ill" °llll<ll'°l\ llllfl .rorci1'.' oi-‘ ::.suo o\'1.‘a Liiaonl to plane in the simit-. or Bello isii-‘llfllulf-`» “‘l""‘l`-“C ll`"<l° \’“l~‘llf“ fill .  _  _ ` " _ '_ f) `
ci their lessons bv the llslll °' "mi ¢:.\Ni»ri~.-nr., ms Nahirssr or-I _-hoiiiri inane it possiuio io iaiui iiiaiiilm “S f°l“l“='°fl “llll 192°- “'“-= f°'i,gl.`f,`;"":`;_` ,,.'°.‘_`,",;ff.l ',`,}`,`,_ 111 "1
replace, to save wl1dl@S~ l i~oNaN'r. in New York ahead or t-.-ons-Atlantic "°“l°d 1" B°‘"“ °l T"`"“'° °"'“““°‘§ in i Fifi C.  li 1': ia i‘ ~n mg
lssmd yt_5lel.dn_\._ |tic ioi nys :1 icii ioiucs icie.
E O 0 M 15 I R l.in|ctrshe;t1.crlng that port from the Th balance “Ne mmsosqsg mr' Curl Eaton .'.tudcnl. at Ilarmrd
'DM NT N, ta.. Jun.  r is es. 9 -”> ' - -~ ` _ _
0|-l.el'Y buSll'l€SS- lBlfl‘ bl'3l'lCllill¥ m‘|F. C. Jamieson. K. C. Couscrvative‘ A successful trial flight was made 193° “nd £33l‘714~150 for 1939' 'glmxil   ngxmdxllitie
£0 8 89116111 ll1¢l‘C“llfl’° business* 11° was elected to fill the vacancy in the lnst fnll when letters and newspap- LHS” "°d“°fi°“5 in ‘Om i'“l“"“`iDl l Zhu  E] ¢ ` fm ln 
as Once nvmlnalcd f0l' M’\Y°l' 0" Alberta Lcgislatiue created by theil ers were delivered to Premier R B ‘md °XP0l`l5 ‘U50 “`9l'€ -‘ll0Wl1~ '1`ll0KLuIx'n?_; 0;! dilgmc n on dm H'
'I
'mer Mexican rebel leader' was arrest- W
' and placed in s police station. m
if-lis arrest was a warrant secured by
F, h charge against Escobar is that prior 
13 - to the unsuccessful revolution in
e,’nen Suffer- iMexico. which he led in 1929, he had
Bd H lsecur`ed goods from the EI Paso firm Y
eavy  _Yof V. Andres, which he had never P
_ paid _for.
Boiled Grass
Was Fliers Diet
Al LTP! SPRINGS, Northern Ter-
mougnt in here today by 1‘¢S°\l¢l’S
melted mul: tablets. boned crm C*
even iadpoles. now and thsn_in
m\ ' H
_ I They are Cap
_ll ‘ic-ir incomes will necessarily and B. JL Hombre, who started out
you,i\ rescue party in automobiles wcnti
`r'_-t to 5:: tl::in_ 'i`-T-‘fl Y-"YS V-'fill' '
l r "" .F ~ -
uniiiilued
surrounded
Vowell, Elpaso attorney. 6n a B
pretence charge involving 815,- \`~`
Vowcll camo to Montreal as C
adviser' to Senora Eseobar. The
i i t i ii ~' him C0nS€fUatlU€ _ . _ , _ _ _ _
Pa est nc o g ve 1 in an un | leltc.s fron. Loudon cleliicicd .Adverse Trade ,mr Cm.mn._“ ._C_1._on in Ommo
,, _ .l | H ‘I , ‘ Y' 4 V ' _ _ . . .. . . .
l€D°l`ll 0” the 5lt""°“ ° "“°| |Vancou\er within t\\o 'md a haf' l M Bmnch MKLHH dmn of
Success came to him later in New
crk, where he first. conducted a
pmCl1""ed by me dcmiél' H1199 -"*`a15|spcnclii1g the holirlr._\'s \viili liri' p:i'.'-
rn ‘ 1
B510 m me "`L‘I"m°“t °f me °5"a"° of louis, Dr. and Mrs. F. W. Vnilerson.
MS comma A' Dcan- M "W5 “ii-"il Pi~olc:»5oi° nnrl Mrs. Siitlirwlalicl
lo aiiutiicr and beyond means an in-
wcrisiiigly liigliri' rate, constituting a
heavy toll on the economic life of
the country. It is probable that such
tin aiuolgaination rvoulcl permit of
[lite cutting down of these elEl'll> 20""
to only th.'c: Eastern zone; from
Cope Br-:ton Lo the head Of the
Irtlccf.; central zone. from Cope Bret-
cii in licnd of the Laikcs: central zone,
iiicziii ol the miles to Rrsinal Weil-
icrn vonr, Rrglria to Viet-oria. In oth-
for vi-i»rrl.=, roiriincrcial telc~graph traf-
_ific would have to bump over onli'
,’t\vo cost sumn'iit,= as from coast io
_:cuz-ist instead oi' ove: scvcn, vvliile the
lgrcat _1i'c.1 oi' Eastern Canada “`0\lld
|‘ciij-.i_v n flat rate.
l Now as to the difficulties. The first
"i, tho clriivgci' oi'ri‘c:\ili‘ig a n1onopoll'.
j\\h'lcl'i the people of Cnriiida have
lrnicl civci' and ovcr uSf\l\”l lhel’ 5°
;iiot \v.\.nt. in illcir il‘8l\-‘l70l`l3l'i0n< Bm'
U10 °¢lli»l"`l’- he °’U“"':-Zed 33 “wk ithc ciicciii'-mrriiiriil. and co-opcratioul OTTAWA, Jan. 15.---Foiir rlny mail drollpcd out ivliiit- the piece of fur- 'Went me 1,0n,h,_ q,._\__,,_, in Bowl,
'llic lclczraph biisiiiess is ri quite dif-
U0l'lS 'lil Whlllh 3990 P90” Cmki“`" ici licr Excclltiiep' in the rnatiers of' transmigion betivccn Grcrit Britain llilure was ‘Jcing nioverl. The coii-i Mm Hung, of ,hc C0,,.,,~.-,»“¢,,-»~
~.f<ioii_v. ' ‘_= -- -- - _ . V _  ,
ie C  I h d I H (Nu |n1t.onal \\.lln.P. _ and Canada is seen by post ollicc of , tents coiisiskd oi' licgotiabl. I>oiid_<_ lsmi-f_ Smm HW ,._.“__1lm“ in H_,_,(,_m
I" 1“¢° 5"” le H Wm ‘ 1| -~--~- ->----'Y - ficials as a rensoiinble expectatiun§dl:imon<ls, jewelry and _silver-,\»nr;»_ Mild Now 3.01.1.
ti i i.t 'ciicnt :int , .‘ "
ne: J; RTV ZJZXI; ;;(;.`l_K,; Holnmai _ l‘:nmn me next year Pr so' Wmlcl ` '_ "`° l Prof. Hllboru :incl Pro. 'Flionins re
~ - _ I tue cievclopiricnt of a\i:1tion may find] skurmd on Tuesday "fm Wmdmg
ln ‘
,r.:>i‘i, lilnnrel.
w . . _ _ _ _
‘ ~ - the Democratic ticket, but declined t0`death '.-` Colonrl C. W. Weaver.| Bennett on board the Empress of ’"'"¥`°l'l»S l°f 19--l being £i,044,8~i0,l94,i 
- - - _ .- I Mrs. Fave St\‘.ai't left this ucck fir
l
i
Australia Jan 15.-Two avi-_ ~
lost in the central Australian
re
P!
for more than two weeks we
gi story of how they he/.l lived
they
. o 0
nee Mlnlster in the field of four Aaoi-ei. has led to consideration of
»qeccPlf the l‘l°mll12ll0ll- Conzevvntivc. in the by election for] Australia as the vessel went througliflmlllll-‘lt l3l.2..0.TG.>.300 iu ine bievious.N(_ Y k* I wmmn ‘O1 Mm
Edmonton eonsiitiit-ncy hem r-‘i»i<iay.ltho straits. This meant ii saving or Y°“f~ Ef=l>f>fr~= ran :os'i,sss,:2o audi W __°’ “"‘ __ ` _,K "_ " _`
A third and final count in the al~ two dztys at least in transmission. £s39'051'150 "°‘°’p°°U"'l~"~ liz; “Ilfcldx go (ljflolga I‘J‘O't_l1_hPL1lfr`L;"l(I`
‘ ° tcrnative vote systcin gave Jamieson Decision of the United States Gov- ` """°“~"  ’ " r ‘ ' "L" ' I
 Cantlnue As B majonty of :|570 over lliunn E_ ernment to msmuw tmm_Mlmuc (Airs. W. I-[_ Colcinan will occupy i\'li's.
_ M _ IL L L _ o » Slu:irt`.'i ap.°ii'tinonl ol “lite Elms"
Flna Roper, bor 1 s nenrrs opponen sir mail flights via Bermuda and the James Lelghtlzer during Ihr nm: mm__m_4
_A t Ml f 17356 v “__ C cut' “mm or m ht _ t N th _ Mis-1 Frances l\frNal‘_\'_ rlcnn of ilu*
° ° ° ` W re N" °° ' ° °‘" h' °' I3 New Presgdenf school of iieiisohoiu scioiirn of /tennis
-- Captain J. C. Bowen, Liberal, and Atlantic Steamship track between _ _
(Special to the Guardilnl ‘Jan Llkemm' comm\mm_ were the Britain md Canada. Mr. Cooncm ,Uriivc-rsit_v. was in Tororho during tho
°’l"I`AW-'l- °“*-» 5*"-15"" “”‘ his o oi ro i-th ondiu z' i th ii i th
be nerally understood in t Y n u C ‘es n ° "W °"t°n“°n t'° mc nd' at the MON'1"R.EAl_-, Curr.. Jan. 15-~J_ J.ie.mfcr:ncc.
iliolidays. attending a home economics
"3 W 3° field. I fli ht f th I ish t t N ‘- ` ' '
ovemmmt ¢l|-¢|¢, um; for lhg com- fogndlulnmu ‘santa tgxlsms “|319 Lciglitlzer, Assistant General Mana-1 Miss _lean Sliaiv. \\iio is tui;.;‘.y: o.
I salon the Prime Minister, Rt ` - 1 KN' Of the Prince Edward Island Co- isccretarinl course nt siuiiuon'~
n- R 3 B°““°" vm °°m ue M the proposed United Staten service
The world admires s. man who has
l l rclpertles last De- remedial measures of the highest im-,l Tn/;M1N5_ gym JNL 15__.wlgh one nw hu dun md don-"_
on December 20. A searching
located them on Saturday and ;
r- .d today but ohcrwisc
I 9 . ~i ,nn _
in 1°' mt n"m“d°' md Amr" ° Opcrntivc Egg iind Poultrv Assocl- College, spent tho vocation with hor
elected President at the closing Austin A Chute of t\c\\lnn \ln.'”-.
andemd toward civil l 0 - - ° _ ~ |
W Minister of Finance. The financial $1 Flfe ation. Charlottetown. P. E. I., was ,parciiis Mr. :inn Mrs. L. E. S-lin-.i
_ i _ _ _
P. A ' v V- S* . ` _
rt ca will have to be developedllhe thermomekr (mem bdow ,"0 . Guelph. Ont.. was selected as the Rev. G. G. Dlakiiey. cf Corning. N.
po an ..
Then there is the question of tariff and g high wins bl°'|n|_ Tlmmlm ’”`*`
revision which may be general or ri,-¢ Dem,-gmcnt wc,-e (gud gt 130 town. The damage to buildings and Other officials for 1931 include biirgh, Pa.. have been .spciidiiig ri
scene of the next annual convention. Y., and Rev. E. M. Blakiicy. of l"ii.t_=
pmn,¢¢|_ 2 “_ m_ _,-5.-,g¢|-day v,~l|,h 5 fl" ll-my wlpod ltock is roughly estimated at 3150,- Lorne Marsliall, Toronto, first Vicc vveck in lown. coiled by the illness of
__ ____ _ rn- rl- T--~i-~,¢;p~1 ,lm-cg M1 me g¢;|¢r\!000. Details of how mitch of tl11'Pi‘e=irlr~.nt; J. T. Madden, Toronto. :their father. A. \‘.’. Bizikiiov.
i
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f.if~i1a hurdi: noe Over tY’c If: "fc r' 1‘~"'1 .~'.'~""o ol’ one of the lim'-'-Q80 is Covfred by insurance U S`f::r'_irl';:'l"i‘<'s1iii"r; Directors. A. M | Crahani l’a'.i'ir|iili\ .'-Driit :i is-v
‘ and hula i-.lo urlncnal business .streets of the .Iwi Nt knoll, T.ii:iey; Cliailoitetowii. P. E. I. ` days willi his parciits en route from
I lrrcnt niat-Icr. because the relative
_tiiiiplicahon of sci‘\iCe is mucll F031'
lm-_ unite the riaugri' ol’ slackeiiiiig
fm pioiicci' ric\clopin:'nt is corres-
lpr>ii:lliir_zll' le.-F.
 Th: clnnrzcr disriliprars cntircly, ol
`,~0ur.<,r- if the anialgainated corllofll-
Itiun were to bc owned by U12 Public,
l as is the Caiiadiiin National Railway
itself. But. considering that a SuP€l"
ficinl blrincc shows the conlllfmles t°
iv: about equal in economic and l>l’li‘-
su-:il :~ii'cngll'i. an nnialgarnation ci
i that. kiiirl i.-. not perhaps likely. Much
i more proliuirle i< n fli'i.\"fm5' fll\'l-‘ion
of \-otimz coiilrol as between the two
rxi:<'.in=; con1p:mlc<. 'l`Cl<’§l'3l'lll l`“l"5
.-no si-i. hy the railway commlellfm
I und liiif. inirzht he fortified bl' W
' Govri'nm':iit arlvisory Comniittce sucll
inf. in London supoi'vi.=cs the I. T. C-
! Another cllfficiiliy would be to disen-
'taiigic the cxlstinr; fusion of railwn.v
loud c_1mii1"i'cinl it'°ll‘gl”9Pll busllleft
#to be found in each company.
I It would he premature io say this
proporfii for llic nnirilganiaiion of the
iiv.-n Caim'ii:in tclcgvnpli .=_v.=lems has
iirarlieil a rialzc hcvond that of ex-
Iiiirilnslioii bv the two Canadian rail-
Iway ccnipanies. The final word
rests with the Dominion Go\ei~niner.t
lend Parlinniriit.
` Many n nmn's ber.t plans come to
irmighh with a dr/:imnl mark before
_the naul;l1t.
i A fool uiiccl in be born r\'ci'_'.' mln-
uli-. Nov: thc avragc is about titre*
:tn the n\‘nutn.
Boston. whore he spent Christnnf. to
lruuoxvlllc. l‘. Q. Mr, P:~‘riquin is
:mi the si.'ifl` cf Bi:-`i"|7`.< Colfcgs
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