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WINNIPEG PAPERS
RESUME PUBLICATION A
AIter_Eive _Days Without a Local Paper Small
Editions Without _Large Type and Carrying No ,_
Advertising Were Printed. "_
(Special to The- Gu.-ird|an,)
WINNIPEG. Jan. 23_~l-iiiiueni-
ion was resumed by the Winnipeg
Duper-x tioday after ii five days
suspension due to sliortiige of nevfs
print. 'I`odz\y`s editions were limited
in size, parti-y because of the scar-
city of paper and partly because of
the _laying oif of the nn-.clianiciil
stzifis for the last five days. No
advertiseiiients were published
ll
li.
, 0(
de
auth no large type used. Larger W
oi` next week bet`ore1~iie papers will
rt-ich tlisir-normal size. '
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I.()NI)()N, Jain. 23.- A Ilol.s|i<-viii vuni-eil l1_\' tin- y(|,._.m|,mm|,i_m _“__ ml
inissloii is i'e|iorti-il to have arriv-
liavt- been ri-i-eivi-d wltli _1'_i'i-:it t~i-r-
i-tnony. Two i-inissni'ii-s lmiiiifini-
alaliliiitiplo are also siiigl to bt- at
_ _ _ iid Ui
i-il :it l\:\lnll. Alicliiinistiiii, and to .st-iiiliii;-, agi.-rits lar within tlioiron- 'l`l
ble l by
ll but pi
lizilnll. Itaiiiiidztn Slinlzisli, tlii- was |),i;,|¢.n 0|-r by ||,,. I;|.i|i,__|| _"___ _,ll
__hit-sopiii:iiiiiayi lit-n<l4e|', luis :idoptt-il |y|;mL-,q which c_,usL.(| ],(.m.v ,._mu_ __
:in aittitudi- ol' tlcilaiice towards
liolii tlite iirltisli and i\riili govern-
iiieiils. lic is calling in loans ad-
IIIINB IHUUBIP  
iiiiiiistmtliin to the people it
tier to stil' iii iron .
Allin lit-ini-l on .lani|:i|'_\' _
iiilir-i-:. Une plane pivlu-tl up :i
ivininilod Iiritisli oli`it:i-r, and carri-
oil Iiini 2-i0 iiiili.-s to ii liospital.
PllWHllIllN’5
   Cathedral was held last oveiiiiig. I"
.___ ri.-port he i'ol'el‘i'vtl to the .liihilee gil
- s
tspeciai ie The Guardian.) i
iminrnx, N. s. Jun. 2a_~ rut- i
iriinsfei' 0i` the tliilee liunilredpas- u
sengers aboard the disabled arniy
transport Powliuitiiii to the Stearn-
er North Pacific. is proceeding to-
night.
The transfer of the three hun-
dred passengers aboard the disabl-
ed army transport Powhattan to
the steamer Northei°n’Paclf“ic was
commenced early last night,-and
eoinpleted before midnight without
the loss of life. It was wonder-
ful work, und will no doubt Ho
down in history as one oi' the
worl<i"s greatest murine feats.
Taking advantage oi’ the moral
fiivorirble wt-atliei' voiiilitioiis (lap-_
tain Ilnndnll of the Powliattan stil-l
nailed to the Lady Laurier that hc
.thought it was ndvisalilt- to trans-
fer the pnsseiigt-rs to the sI<‘1\nlt‘1'
ni_r_-_i_l__i_ii_tely lniited, und -pi'epnriitlons_
were iniide at once to transfer the
passengers. [Phe 1’owliz1ttiin'»s
-boats were swung out, and the Ani-
‘nricun destroyers were signalled to
come in closer to the transport,
and play their powerful search-I
lights on the giingways and thc
slitp*s boats. f
lt was after seven o’clock before
the first boat left the side of the
Powliattan for the_Northern Paci-
fic which was standing off some dis-
tnncf- from the disabled' ship._
While the werithei'_ was milder
and the sen ciilnier, the transfer of
the_ passengers was not affected
without difllculty.
The passengers on the Powhattan _
have come through ii very trying-
if not thrilling vxnci'if‘nce. Tho_
ship has been without heat or_
llglil for four days and in hPr
helpless condition has been tossed
and buffoted by tho seas. The
passengers niiist have Hllfff’-\‘0<I
keenly from the cold and exu08\1\‘0
and the dlscoinforts of living on
the tloundt-.riiig ship overs becoming
so great that their transfer to un-
othcr ship at _tlie.enrlir-st oppor-
tunity became liiiperatlve. _
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tcouoausni siiciitsi
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*WANT-ED GIRL FOR HOUSE-
work in faniil-y of three. Good 1
home. Apply at Guardian Office.
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~No1'|cE-w.||.i. 'ri-is PARTV
who lost horse ruir between Eus-
ton and Prince Streets -and St.
Avriril‘s communicate with The
Guardian Office. 0377-1-21MEif
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TRAPPERS. - UNINJURED |3-
liind mink wsn_t_cil. Nelson Wiil-
d n, Tyne Vo HY-
m 6433-1-24me5ipil.
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Duroc Jersey Eos. »;_DDl'_{ §£_el:_lI'
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art us es 6428-1-24iME3ipd
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FOR SALE.-A FULL CREAM-
ery Plant equipment-“ll I" 8°°‘l
»conditlon. Fred Nelson, Chinn
P I t. .
O n 6431-1-24~M-Etllpdl.
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WANT-ED AT ONCE.--A COMPET
eng 'ii-1 -for general housework.
lAnnual Meeting of
I
.\ ~li.'ind o|'. ti'iiii-:;iiit-ii :i|t:ii-lr.-tl of
w
I w
- co
be
lil
Vtl
_ l`hi- bill .does not satisfy the in-
( I
iiieastiiw- iifti-1- thi- ltiissiziii pzittt-rn.
ti was i-spizt'iull_v 0l)iiost~d by both
~|ii-iiilt-nts, wiio claiiiorcil for :i I
__ St. Peter’s 'Cathedral §-`.f.’.
Thi- :iniiual iiioi-tiiig oi'  1’i-ti-i"s ‘lil
anon Simpson presiding. in his Ii'
i‘l‘vice.-i held in Septeiiilit.-1' und *Ill
tl
ins. Sciiptiirisiii is iretlui-ntly pro-
ssrtl iiinouix itll rniiks with ri--
I`lI ll’ ill" VVl“'l<i\llllli.V oi' the inva-
re. and' clashes lit-tween capital
ili._t-st pni'iit~s'l>t‘t‘ause ol’ its rad-
l iiittwfcrciici- with ilu- agi'ni'iaii
Ing intlllstrisil \vin'king sys-
hp placing of __ memmmll tablet and labor, it is dcclareil, will be iii-
n the church to the ineinory “V
t` those iiieiiib(-rs nl' the
c
reportc,| a slight iiicrt-use in the I
ii
cd to the splendid work
of the women ie
congregation in raising ovei $o00
mitting their energies for -the WA.
and other wortliy causes.
The Church \\'iirrieiis in their re-
port sold:
"Your Warilcns are glad lo be
' ble to report that this our Jubilee
yt-ai:,_ which has been fittingly
colelirateii with sr-i‘vi<~i-_s oi` prayrr
pri_ii.~ie anti tliiiiksgiving, has also
bi-t-ii il _vt-ur ol' |`iuuiici:il juhilt-t'.
and our estiniuled di-flcit ol' ovi-r
$100.00 has ht~i-ii ooiiverti»i| into n
.urplus of $122.00. Last yt-nr our
ii
ted to more than $7,000.00, but __
‘<1
ii
t _ ‘ 5 . 2. ..
b-y more than $1000.00, being ovt-r __
$
8,200.00. Of this amount $3, __
Sunday School, Missions, Kings
College, War Memorial, Ember __
Pennies, Grave Yard and Jubilee h
'units Deducting interest l'roni in U
S
brings our donations to $20.00 per
capita, or $35.00 per comniunicnnt.
which is a renuirkabie (showing
for our congregation. The amounts
rezillzedfroiii the Hodgson Bequest i
will bc found yi the report of Can-
on Simpson, trustee of that fund,
\vlio has earned well deserved
thanks for his careful iiianage-
mont oi` it.
'We feel sure that the congre-
gation will join us in expressing
and extending to Mr. L. \V. Wat-
son, our organist, our sincere syni- I
pathy in his illiicss, and hope that
he will soon be restored to his
usual health" ‘
A pleasing feature oi’ the meet- II
ing was the pri-scntation of a gold
watch suitably engraved to Mr.
1-`red R. Foster, for his record of
thirty _vt-ars_ faithful service as a.
Church Warden. Mr. Foster made
it fitting reply sincerely thanking
the congregation. __
Messrs. Foster and Breclten were
roolccted church wardens.
_Votes of thanks were passed to
Mrs. 'I'. E. McNult and Mrs. A. Il.
(‘osl\ for their services in presid-
ing ut the organ during the regret-
tnbie illness of the organist. Mr.
L. 'W. Watson. ‘
Mr. W. G. Hogg, was re-elected
hon. treasurer and Messrs. R. 'L.
Cotton and ll. V. Longworth, nudi-
tors
Several other business -matters
were left to be discussed nt a
future meeting to be culled.
ll.
SUPREME COURT
The case of Mrs-. Ida Burns.
plaintiff vs. Dr. J. W. Jardine, de-
fendant involving s damage claim
of $10,000 is still before the Sup-
reme Court.
Evidence was heard yesterday
from the defendant Dr. J. W. Jar-
dine. also from Dr. E. E. Sinclair
and Dr. E. T. Tanton, of Sum-
merside.
The court adjourned about 4.15
ongregiitloii who laid down I_I  - Y- '. _
mph- iivvs in H", Wm.; lm MSU ir-tisibility is 1-sin-hllslii-il. It isvs-
uuihei' of-comniunicants and Hun- SI _
day School menibersliip, and referr- ‘ excued “00»000~ ' ~
of tl
tor the jubilee fund* while not ro-
hi., years intonio has exteeili-(1 it 1
total income from all soiiri-es anion- W
100.00
_ I
B
W.
ore the McGill University Club,
gave an cnipliatic reply to the
objections of certain United States
“lt-iiutors to represi-iiliitlou of Pan-
d
on
pointed outgthat Canada had won
liable.
Owing to its wide r:iii‘iitlr.atil.iii.='.
will be -i our oi' two liefoie its
ininlcd that tliciiii-iiilii-i'.sip ot' the
ewiirds in the shops councils \vill
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lllllllllll SIMS
Wlll ll/lllll
lll5|]lllSllllI5
(Special to The Guardian.)
Ni-ZW Ytlllli, Jon. 23.---i\diiiiriil
illiuni S. Sims intliciiti-il toda_\'
int tlie-official who niacin tht-
)on't let Enrxland pull the wool
ver your eyes" stnteiiie-nt, will ho
eiitiilod in a week or so. 'ilie
ias been for general expenses, anq only _.L,__,_(_n _hm the n,_m_, 0|- tm,
5100 00 IIIII ”III`CI‘II 0I)-II"`III- VIL official who is alle-ueil,t`o have told
luis that ilie l`nite(T/Stair-.s would
soon tight England :is Gorniziii_\'
as not been made public is that
ie Admiral was not asked to iles-
I . ‘ . -
"99iI‘I_9“l5- ‘Ile C°“gl"’gl‘II°“ U35 igniitc the man when lie appeari-tl
contributed some $6,000.00, which M
the Senate Sub-coniinittee in-
quiry.
_Rowell Replies - _
To Harangue of
U. S. Senators
MONTREAL, Jan. 22.--Hon. N.
Rowell, speaking tonight he-
at and other British .doinhiions
the League of Nations. He
osltioii as racticall an inde
p . p y ,-
jpendont nation, although still part
of the Commonwealtli of Nations
that made up the British Euipire,i
llence, Canada -wus as free as any
other nation to voice its views nt
the council oi’ the League nf Na-
tions, nnd would even disagree with
Great Britain, if such it course
so(-med proper to her.
Mr. Rowell concluded' his address
by saying "no nation will finally
put itself on record as denying to
Canada the right. to ii voice in tho
preservittion of the Peace which
her soldiers did so much to win
while such it nation claims ri vote
for other nations or much less im-
portance, which may have been
little or nothing inthe war. Ciinnrlu
Assembly oi' the Nations by the
blood of her sons and this right,
thus won, the Canadian people will
never surrender."
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
COMING EVENTS.
MEETINGS, ETC.
“Come to the Leap-Year skate
the Kensington rink tonight.
8425.
in
"The annual meeting of the
S _
cd at-.tion of the Bell government Il
‘in inaking pnrt-liasc oi’ Governiiient 1-
.-iupplieiz in. Iiloutreul instead of
t'roni Island nit'i'<fliaiits its t`orini-r- I
ly. 'l`he ri-port 1-iii‘i't-iit is that thi-
flovt-i‘nnit~nt seiit' to Montreal for s
$7,000 worth ni' dry gooils, i'ni' l~`:il~ ii
coii\vood and gave an order to the i
mills direct for two car loads of t
been for the Government to get
their supplies i`roiii wholesale iner-
chants at the sonic rates and on
thc some terms as country mer- t
chants. As the government looks li
to the iiiercliants largerly to pro- r
vide the revenue to run the pro-
vince, they naturally felt very in- t
dignant that the government should fi
inaugurate zu. policy so contrary to
tho interests of tho province.
Trrirle ut home has for long bet-nl t
tthe slogian of al-l true patriotsl, n
and the Government should be thel \
first to show an example in this t
iespect in order to develop trade <
v
K
ot’ the province.
re resentritive of the Guard i
tei‘il‘ny ufternuoon and was inform-
red two car loads of flour for
III`I "I'IVII"“ ll’ III* "llllllfl \\\ i- ii ~ i- i toni( the .is-1-nibli lit- p lui- ,
will stand the rain. is
Independents Dissatisfied. _is that ii was di-cided to apportion the l,eagn<- will be <:oiisidei'i-iii The _____ __ _ __ _
_ tlie_ ro:-.I _ac<:oi'iliii;: to the rlassiii- _ future oi' Russia may also be asub- I`I "I LI IIIILO' (Sp¢¢ia| go The Gua,-diam)
cation oi ilu- lnteiuiitiiiniitl l‘nstul ‘_]<-ct, as wi-ll as the matter oi' man-
'nion anti (hinatlii is _i'aiil<,t-tl by ilaiii-.s for (lcriiian Africit and the ()'1"1'~__\“.',\_ Jam 23__A Statement
the l. 1'. l'. as a first class power. .rt-suit, of the \Vasliingtoii Labor . _ itrom the Ilepartment oi` Customs
Sir llcrbert Aincs is (.‘:iii:itla`s‘tjoiii'ercnce. ;\___I:`_III__IIII“;IIIISTIIIIIT IIIIIIIIGIIIIIIIIIIshowing the value ot' automobiles'
___________i____v_____ . ' ___ ____ 1 ‘t l ll 1-rrllc sie on raves, _ _ _ _ _ ' .
i---is Z ,who ____v___l ____m__________ _,“cQ____________ .ind parts imported and entered lor
_ _ _ _ _ -' ‘. _ _ consumption in Canadivduring the
:_I:_TII__IIIf;_II___§I;_ I°_"_g  III;;II_’IIIg IIIE calendar year 1910, also the Duty
. y.I ° _  “III I9 IVGII I II Customs, war tax, nnd excise tax
_ _ _ situation, tailing in turn to txeiic-icollocled thereon mveuls me met
II‘;;:_`__I_I:_`__ I’_I_i__‘If:_:_  _______v___l that automobiles and parts thereof
i it ‘ ‘ I , ,
liodd .ind (anipbell dnt’ combined dmlm II( puma welded the su:
 T   ' I' '_ *' ` _ ' Iprising' revenue oi' $12I.886,0I9'I.2.»I
on :1 nice run, only (..riivos inirii-_ In View of me 4,,-gunwms ndwmc.
I"“I°“* g°‘II'I°“dI‘lK SIUIIDIUIZ “I ed in many quarters that the rev-
score. -ln the tiniil nionieiits of the _ _ _ .
period McEaclierii scored iroi ii-
The.Covernmeiit Has Ordered Two Car Loads ot ;_~~-_-_;_-_ 1;-__f_-_-._.. ..f_...t _...___ _“i-l.._-CANADIAN INDUSTRIES
not itwiiatisiae o
Flour Direct from the Mills on Advantageous ;';;;;_§,__--;___;;--‘ ,»,\__*;'_>_'_§,-_' _-,gg __f_;;»;_-_-_ EXUIBITEEUN FII-MS
Terms, and Sent to Montreal to‘Obtain Ouo “"°"““"“"-W"-ehe" ro be Shown atgmdl-an
' I _ Second <-riot.-' or on scorer' . » . . I ' \
    in a snliipv rlin Trolli nii<2'»iccI  S  -   I-
aken plat-e since he con.~ii<lori-ill 'I S I R » II _
' ' and lluntuin score-il in
he (iovi_-rnincnt had made uvery
flour. 'i`lie custom hitherto has fortunate deal.
\Vitli regard to dry goods, Mr.
Bell said there was no trutii in
be report that $7,000 -worth had
con purchased direct from Mont-
eul .'I`he directors of I-‘alconwood
\\'ei'e in the dark as to the prices
boy should pay for necessaries
irthelnstitution and they took ad-
antuge ot' the visit oi' it local
entlc-man to Iilontreal to get him
o .iuthoiity to make purchases
ith these notations ns it guide
o obtain quotations but he had
\' .t q _ '
he Govt-ruinent would then be in
position to know what they
` ' - il
and coiiinierci-. and the prosperity should pay locally. The Govern-
ment intend to adhere to the proc
A p . - ist- of dealing locally and on tilt*
ian interviewed l‘i'enilem Bell V05- same terms as wliolcsuleiiierclialits
extended to country merchants.
ABBIES WON
The Abbins il‘efratL‘d their old-aft
time rivals from the western town,
~the Crystals,-iii last niglit's hoc-
key match at the Arena, The score
after the fray ended was 11-4. fl-
very accurate verdict. of the super-
iorlty of the local boys in all bran-
clit,-s of the gunie, its played accord-
ing to Hoyle. The game was on
the whole clean and utter the first.
perlod very fast.
The -first period found the local
team at sea and at the mercy Ol'
the teamwork of the visitors to
a. considerable extent. During this
session Suninierside did most. of
their scoring, while the Abbles
garnered it lone tally.
In the second und tliird periods
tho red' and black sec-ined to mon-
opolize the puck, Gordon in partic-
ular evidently trying to make ri
“corner” in the rubber tnrtrket. He
was on the disc continually, and
was the fastest man on the ice. His
work was very ably seconded thy
the brilliant com-blnation work of
Buntafn and "Wacky" -McEachern.
both of these players figuring in
some brilllniit team-work, which
helped to swell the score and
brought the spectators to their
feet. Rodd and Lou Campbell
played wonderful hockey, Lous
Farmers Sliver Black Fox Co., will
be held in Mt. Herbert Hail Mon-
No washing. Apply 49 Lontwvfglz
.-Avenue.
until 10 n'clock today when the
case will be continued.
-~
day. January 26th. Hammond
Kelly. 9389-1-22ME3tpd.
wing-sliote sagging tho nets on sev-
crnl occasions. Rodd also n0t-Cheri
up several goals on clever indiv-
ldusl work. The Abbics’ defence.
FROM
cuvsi__iu.s1i roi
er the first period, was strong in
the criilrail iiioiiicnis, keeping the
opposing torwartls well in check.
For Sttniinerslde i\i‘cQuari'ie,one
of the old favorites,.lived up to his
reputiition, as probably the best
defence man on the island, while
tirsves in goal was a revelation.
his clover stopping being far iihead
ot’ anything seen on local ice this
yt-nr.
On thi- t‘i-ystnl forward line Tani-
lin, Houghton and McNeil Uuirkcd
hard, but were plainly ou skated
und outplnyed by the fast -iiioving
Abbies.
The game was witnessed by a
record crowd* of fans. a large num-
ber oi' whom came from Summer-
side to boost their team to victory.
The Game by Periods.
First Period.-After a few mlii-
utes of loose play, Tomlin scored
nn easy goal from the wing. From
the face-off -Rodd carried the disc
into Crystal territory, but was
blocked on his shot . The Crys-
tals' forwards combined and -Buote
again scored for the western:-rs in
a difficult shot through the defence.
in the play that followed Gordon
nindo a ‘brilliant run. but missed
the net. Rogers cleared the nets
only to be relieved of the puck 'by
Rodd, who lost ii good chance to
score nftrr beating out the defence.
binatioli work, tho for
the trick, putting his te
leatl, 4-ll..
With tI\lcQuui'rle oft,
bombarded Graves at
Campbell scoring in u
Almost immediately aft
scored llie final tally for
Lou Campbell added
few iniiilite-s later. ,mn
score 6-4, and the perio
Tlilrd l‘criod-Mcllacl
7-4. Rogers got the
8-4.
I-‘rom the face-ofl`
stiizk-liiindled tlirougli
Mt-Neil was pr`-iiallzed fo
Iioughion again failed,
stopping his attempt o
Qiinirle and Diirant coin
turn lost. to lingers. l~`roi
Bunl-aiu passed to liiclda
which all three figured,
bell notched anotlici-_ S
blocked by Purcell. Lou
got the fliiai score on a
tferee and judge of ploy
ly, and handled the ga
satisfaction of all.
elif!-»
The Teams.
Suuimerside, (tba
Goal
Graves . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..
Left Defence
Rogers . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. C
Right Defence
McQuairie 
Centre
Right Wing
. . . . . . . . .
. . L.
L. Wing
Subs.
Buntmin 
McEnchern~........ 
Trainor ..
Tamlin ..
Buote 
McNeil ..
Power . . .
in tho play that followi-
rie was peiializeii for tripping Rodd.
Lou tuiiiipliell bout ont tb
Graves saving the sltuiit
to lost- to f`hes_ (‘a‘inpliel
lloughton plnyingdndlvtid
paying the
f i _ TORONTO, Jan. 23.-For the pur
ew mn ose f the Caiiadisn I dustrl s per Cent. Fatal,
, , _ lite. lat i on a i'i~bounti. Mc ua~- II “_ U 9
l~nleon\vuod direct from tbcniills _____"I_____'|eM___\.C__|_ _iirectly Q I iibl ' l
<iItIHillIiT-H  IIIISIHI¥Il§|::IIrTIIfiII$3:_:_ faire-ot`f, invaded the local
_"' III ”y I“ ' Kinsiiian sa\'iiig'. Gordoi
o on vi-.iy aiiviantzigcous tt-riiis, F____h______ f__il____ ___ _______.b____
nil ln view of tho rise that had (_.__v__ d____,___ w__H_ M
after the
` ‘ i
SHOP COUNCILS ' TEUTONS PAYING
LAWMERMANY EXPENSE [ll llllllNlll|NlNl§ .HE ,,,,,,,,, ,W HOLLAND REFUSES  
pplies to All Industries     Why Cermaiiy_is Securing; K  ,Ii
Elllill0Yili2 More Than I A Woollens That Otherwise
Five Person. - . - -  . . . ` a
_ S U1I}_1<l~_-___\_l/-'_lt_ rl--rc to I’-iv -is Muon as Great W0lI|t| Ctlilitti Canada Netherlands Newspapers Express Approval of 
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____S_____<0__l;1____i_i i_°_c:_.swt_i_f ci.oiioinli: _-___ worsted spinners have been mdk- g Y y y’ ’
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p by me Nmimwl AssemblyI _(__   BY. I. P’ U.  _pe_r_r.i.nt. brofii,_h.t_ve t
du_y____i_it`ter five days- ucriiuonious _ ___________y;____ <._e_____§ti__i_i__rir;§yo_iin(_;:pu£i_i_u_ii (spec|a| to -|-he Gua,.d|an_) §31emenc_;al_l would appear H, me
. , mi (__, w____"______ _hey __x_________ _____ __c______ TH ____ _ _ ormer a ser were delivered to
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editions are looked for tomorrow IIICIIIII IIIIIiII;,utIIunIrIfIIIII‘I3tHIIIIIIIl  League  Meet ‘vlthln Few Months' Plalce Ili);  UirtIi(sIeii3f clI’(iII\IytIiI§iilI"IDuIchEG°v?rI?IIIIIIII' IIJIIIInIeIII§IeII  th§IIl’III9IgII dIl7I°malS N970 H150 6!
but it will probably be the end I    of Meeting Not Ye?  Upon' Admls' ‘III WIIIII IISCII I_II (IIIIHIIIIO III f’hI‘II“"III' Ilia-nii;;Iir1RIiIi|iI<I]ne oAIR1ili;`=rIln¢Il°0‘lII2Irxr:;eiI(¢;I'I 333523 fIz>IiIIc¢i;ltI|¥nf]IIIT¢iiI|`; l(If€srI¢l;?gtiI::;II gi Ir
_c_<_i_i:_i_ii-il__s;__i;i'i;._v::ot_rp;;£;i;i_ttE;i___i_oydit; _ Slon  S0l\tT_\ 1`Il'l_€I'l(_filTl (10_llI\tl°lQS and also  _of0f_1err_rion:_n_y_. _ _ __ Ited, de_clar|iig if it were _the Allies' It i~
elect n, str-\vai~il, who ‘will confer Russlan Policy Flrsl. (.()l'\S'|del°at]0nS_ has a_ practical l_n0n0l10l_y_ Ol' Ulf* that liolllxipntlswouldIre-ggeli*Z se(I'Il't- I iivfolllllie  'lilies .ll‘iE§Ils'In§u:E](,);1I€ t
itll the employers on the i~i-lations “0ll_tlS_>-\]l>_lll:\-_ l`llH_lil`llIS_h t-1Dl"- ice io civilisation _by refusing to dai; asserted it did not believe 7' f,
llll ‘IW \V0FlHfl`s, and the gene-itil - - l_ll’lf‘ lllflllif- _-lie Oxltl-lllliffi lil’ ill* allow an action winch, in the fut- Clemenceau even expected a reply
lilltlct of tho liuslnt--sa The num- - - » . _ IMI that IUII‘II'III 'IIUIOIS IIIIS III" "V0 ll WUUIII lift l`F‘Fl¥"~'ill'<-I il €V9I"' Y H ll
. _ _ _ __ __ _ (Special to The Guardian.; 'sole i'i-|ii'eseiit.itivt~ on the di-.libe purcti to pay any ri--_ St' *ti -< " , -- . . - y . " IOIII ° and I° the AIIIEII' 'B019-
' 0' Sluvelfls \-ul--H i>1‘f>i1<>1't1-nl- 1.oNooN inn 2:-i- c~m~..i-I win tum- oouv oi uit- in-ionic \--.ein inun-nit- into nn- Inuit; or Rlildiiifil body' II" N°"“ (°IIII'm I’°I"II"II II °II‘II“I°`IfI"‘I "Ie e“II’e “"“"' “S
 ati-ly to (ln-_ _size (,f1|,,i Sm,-f (vhm, _ __ _ _ '  " __ f _ - _ - -' ~' _' ' ' - f out its belief that the’ Allies did “theatrical Tl (‘ --
_ ,~,.|,,.,.,,,.mum,_,__ will _ww ____ ________I_ l:_:;_:____t_o__p.i?___ns_  i_i_;_\\._i_v|_i_I___t_l;;-  iiiiist__in~ i_ii_.u_lo_ \,\.ith_iii_   cloth aint ii liii»,_u:_ proportioii of not ,,xp,,_,_ L,_____p1m__L___ wnh _________I_______ wou___ _-____  _-vo_:_i_t;_r;’t0i-i_2\_i_dpI:réii_ _
Ui" llllVilt‘t=:t‘ Ot' iittf-ailing ,|i,,.,¢,,, _._ 1 - » - _ mon is., .s ii inns .i cnt it. ivoisted 1.- goiiigtofir-i'iiiziiiy through d(.,,wm| “.h,.,, H was mmm added yu me Leagm. at Nauons unless
' . ' '  its llritiiin :intl iiiiirt- than lit-l--i|.l|n iii'-it nii-etini' -intl tl\'it is now ov- » (--| - -'. . . f
i-i-tings wht-ro [hay will 1,. . .,- . __ _. _  . _ _ _'_ _ ‘ '  ‘ ‘ ' __ ‘ II_III I‘I_ IIIIIIIIIIII* ‘Il III” I`xI’I""l*I* of it “ivzis iiiost sl nificant" l h
lt‘l‘-S. altlloilgh not it --ll .III :III III'I/'IL ,Im ‘Il-lF`.(m.Im. R( Hum" flml IIIIIIIIUI III .‘I'I`I` IIIIIIM III "\I’III‘ A I“IIIIIII‘III "III" °II'I'I` I0I`*'Ig" "VII" cut-4-i' I’rc-ii  Ilg I G - ww H II guaranteed jusuce to the for.
» fl'-ll* \0 tltlfl- otiii-i, rouritiii-,~. uliost-. popiilaitioiiii int-i-iilig oi the council was lit-ld in ppt.; Typ. m.u|-(.4 of ,ixpml to (-an I I I ‘ Uyl I°I"g(' IIII‘I » »
mer kaiser
.-\ i’ol'L-iiitln or dt-inrtiii - t -I - » - ' ~ .  .  . . . . , _ , - ' Q ‘ _ _ __ _ _ ___
iv be t`orc¢>d to iI|ult iIt»I;»-ii*t(lll~i;~E~I NUIINI tliltmtlti In [Im Immimnn In In Itlnltlhgi IMI llimlk irimli ImUl\I“Il'IIvlII mm' Austmlm mm Nw nrmsh EMI I
. ' . _ i ‘ ~ ‘ ' _:"1 ". _ :i r-. i 'ire ,ii tt) Sufi . I le . ' . _ _ . .
_. _- P ‘ :  _- _ yi-r. 'I‘liis ': _-i oil I' ,anti iiiti-i' -Satin-J \\'ill - I - < , 3 ', l l- - I-I.I\d.I|lII 1 .Im _,.1919 “CHI ‘I8'000’000
its ti-:iiure was stubbornly foiiglit points broiii;lii out in :iii iiiii-i'\'it-\‘»' ol' iiii-t~iinr' of \\'lii‘<'l| Iiiis' not \'i~t If HH (BT hm Ill; UU' UIIIIIUUIIII
,lm mg ,_,____i"_, ___ im __,___'_l___ __ _ _ __ _ _.__ _,,._ __ __  __ ___  _ _‘ -_ _ it- i-xpor to a eountr os was
f t s s iii ot i_\ \\i i iii iii ilu it Aint. lui ii iii 1 idi ti. .\ltlioi|i,li no pro _m__m__. In __Ih_,_. wm._l___ G,,_."m__
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,um \ _ ___ _ ________I_ _____ _ I ‘__ ____`______ _____ .tilt t iniiild li'ivi bein tllgliii-it in
int- w.ti t e liutoii t
t _-_lust iiiiitlliltentitiiis tif tht bill wli .'  ` 1 -i -< -il Irlili _f-_|':ii|i has yt-t he-n tixi-il for Iliis . 1. {, ', , _ _ '_' _ y ~
"_I___. I" 'III "'"il|tl.V*_’l' i_i‘o dis- lin' "  tht- I " '='.ll -. _ ._<':ttli<~i'ii\;§. it is iii-‘.' i : -L pf-` - ~ -lniiv li  I -iti7 I3
I "HIL: 11 ivtiinnii :ini su ,‘t't t' ' 'i`l ‘  'l ' tl; i i :Q - 1 '~;';' ' , ~-- ` - `. ' - ` . ‘ _ ' W; " '
"till" t-'mltluytr for l‘¢-i1stiiIi`IiIii'":s-Id-IiiII lit~:ii'H:tIliliilililiiII\IIliii';IiI:llliblliiltiirllitlI::ioiiiIiiIlIIIIINI-il;li'iSflIaIit?l"III-ril  M" wh" III IIIIXIIIIIS I0 IIuI’IIII"II IIIIII I Il
, ot the i-i;|»<-rise oi the iiiaintclianri- have signified their di-sire to join IMIII I"_‘IImUII" II?I.`IIIIIIlIIIIIIg_ wIIII'II
enue from automobiles together
with the license tees of the opera
tion oi cars in the various provlnc
es should be for the improvement
of highways, it is interesting to
note that in one year the revenue
from automobiles is more than half
the amount set aside by the Dom-
inion government to be alloted toi-
opment, over a five year period.
The t`edera.l aid to highways plan
calls for the expenditure by the
Dominion government of $20,000
within the next five -years.
_ ini e
I<roin the face-ofi` Taniliii made it
nice rnnIand passed to McNeil.    ' i #-
Great iii-digniitioii is being expres~ C-ti ill0rL‘ was Dvidfllily a. H0061 deal _‘Lv ISHISI; I_._%_€;_II;,IIuI:_(;_I;,1§0 33| ._._E TWO Arlnles Strlcken
ed in buslnes-1 circles :it iheaileg lui nilsuiitlei‘stand_ing in the matter shot was wmded of/_T by Gmws | (Special to The Guardian.)  Typhus 
t was true the Government had ord- Lou C_m___b__n __c0__ed __ ' '
exi tion to be held in the Roya
_lllIHllS Plllllll -
le_,ri_0_.y_ Agri:-.ultiire liall, London, England, (Special to The Guardian.)
_ _md ML,_ in June, Canadian industrial plants WARSAW, Jan. 23.-An entire
_mm pluy_ in actual opt-ration are to be ex-,llfmy 0l 10,000 men. remnants of"-J j
cE__cl__,ru ported to hngliind; They will be lhenernl l’ettura’s Ukrainian force.
cririled on inovin lcture films' IS Hlrivken with t hus and 30 000
nice coin- ` I 5 II ~ YP - »
mm. ,ming_Tlils is the information obtained men In U10 EHS! GBIICIIID ¥lrl‘\Y.-
_____ ___ _hc y,_.s10m_,y U-om O_ (;_ peane the comninnded by Pevienico, who t'rom
Canadian representative of the ex- lime 10 lime 00'0D€Pt1t8d With Pet-
the locals
will, Lou
nice run.
cr Tomlin
his team.
another a
king the
d ended
M0 is ry. s
been completed through the depart-
ment of Trade and Commerce
headed by Sir George Foster'to
film all the representative indust-
ries in Canada, in addition to pict-
ures showing Canudifs waterpow»
er resources. By mean-s of special
projectors and shadow boxes the
liibltion who is co-operating withilufll- IS in uri almost equally had
A M_,Q_____,_ Mr._Lloyd Harris and Mr. H. G. Illllfhi- Death Fel-luits in about 50
nt ome arran ements have Pei” Cent- 0* the Cases. it is said.
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l\llll5Hll llll]H
llllli Ill Pllllllll
_ ' _[fume win be shown in bi-one tiny- _
'em Ecol- light every day in the lsrge agri-
ed on it nirc run, and shot. Score
uck after
D
the face-ot’i’, but was blocked' by
Purcell. lliintiiiii and lil
i-onibin_eil, lluiitinin scoring. Score
i-.Eacliern
lloughton
the local
team, but iiiissc-ii the not, Iloddt
scored on n clr-vcr run. Score 9-4.
Griivi-it made ri great save when
Rodd skated into close quarters.
r tripping.
Kinsman
ii` the nt-t.
e defence,
ion. lilo-‘
bincd only
l, who ln
ii a niix-iip
chern and
at the end' of n brilliant play, in
Lou (‘aiup-
c
ore i0-4.
uxilly was
Campbell
pass from
his brother, -Chr-s. Score 11-4.
J. Herroll and G. Arbln
g were re-
respective-
me to the
culture lliill.
is
Russians Have
(Special to The Guardian.)
LONDON, Jun. 23.--Russian Sov-
iet forces have virtually cut off
the Crimes Pr-nlnsuls from the
mnlnland,`nccording to an official
statement from Moscow. 'Our sil-
vancing troops are fighting about
six miles north of Perekop. and
have repelled two enemy counter at
tucks about nine miles west of
Geiiichc-sk", the statement says.
"in the Steppe region, further east
we have defeated the third Kuban
division capturing its divisional
staff."
A City Without
'Civic Government
(Special to The Guardian.)
VERNON B. !C., Jun. 23.-This
place is without a city council or
police board. No nominations for
these civic offices were placed be-
fore the returning officer on nomin-
ation day, recently, and today, the
ma or, :ildermnn and police com
(Special to The Guardian.)
WARSAW. Jan. za. _ Mersiuil
I"°°h IS exliected in Warsaw with-
, _
i .
Cut 0tf Crimea .2 ".523:-"'f.’:.t isa:
--- tion of Poland is being taken in
band more seriously than hitherto.
lt is iniportnnt that it should be
realized that the Poles are capable
Of ilefelliillk the Bolshevists if
they are supported properly. They
have shown more than once in the
last year that if arms and ammun-
ition are supplied they can rout;
numerically larger Bolshevist forc-
es.
*_-<0->l_
Commission for
Battlefields Memorials
(Special io The Guardian.)
O'i"I‘NWA, Jan. 23.-A commiss-
ion will bc named .
soon to con
tinue preparations for the erect-
ton of memorials on bottle fields
on which Canadian Lmops served
and additional sbpropriation to the
$500,000 slrtmdy voted, will pro.
bflbly be needed before the work
is completed.
e-eoe-*_ _
THE WEATHER
TEMPERATURE
I __ _ nk inisIi;loners decldqi that under the TIDE, MOON ETQ;
ull resign. They have handed their
is communicating with the pro-
I° E ow ' circumstances it was their duty to _
TORONTO. Jan. 23.-Local snow
' KIIIBmIm|resignstions to the city clerk, who falls today.
The lowest temperature between
'cIIIIIpbeII'vinclsl authorities as to the pro Thursday night and Friday morni
cedure to be followed.
U18 ws, 3 below zero At. 9
.. Purcell yesterday it was 6 above;
 Rodd  during the d“I"w°’
. . Gordon
 r. one, ite. 
Supreme Court Judge
(Special to The Guardian.)
 orrnwli, Jim. za.-J. r. oi-ae. -rn., ,un M,
D5______t K,(‘., Ottawa, has been appoint- 4.55, gomormy at
-~ II ed to succeed Judge Britton on dey in 4,53; |¢
_.___
the Supreme Court of Ontario.
e 9 p.m., it
will be
a
Monday at
morrow
1 .41 and
morning at 7 _ 30,
l1iizbWaYH lmhrovements and devel-  '
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