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Or.  ayS°   American Newspaper Publishers lor
I _ ____ _ - lueusuy. December oth, with u -view'
”"""° l.l t of
(Canadian Pgeiu)
sfr. Jonrrs. Nod.. Nev. zo-Ai
least two atcamen, and probably g
third. were lu trouble ieul¢u¢ u. ul
Wulf- 0| Illel thlt have been
lfeeptllg the North Atlantic; and
Wlllef lhln lrrlved here lousy
bully damaged by eouiiuucue hurri-
°“°*- The oowl-rein; lu; .cruiser
lcft Sydney, N. 5., tonight to take in
MV and bring to Halifax thc Nor.
'ellen freighter Grey County, 3189
tons. which was reported 140 miles
M of  -nm. Nod.. with her.
wlller bgbg_;\~ 'and asking for eu-
IW-lllee. The Grey County was pro-
wdlnr ii-cm Antwerp to sulul .youu
NI B. Another Norwegian freighter
0! the County Jillle, .thc .Lahelle
C°lll\¢!- 8435 tolli, was reported
‘|l'|“ll\l'helple‘llly 800 miles south.
Out of Bti J0lln‘l with her lmoke-
atack and bridlelleek curled away.
Sl" vu believed io be unempuu;
1° web lwinx. The Lucene coed-
ty left Antwerp for Hong-"L
ANNOUNCEMENTS,
COMING EVENTS,
MEETINGS. ‘ETC.
l .___
"see "Aunt Jeruehy", Nun River
lmizht. ao-llthl-so-li.
"Reserve Monday, Dec. 2nd, for
Cluritv Bridge lla-inure-set.
"Leading live stock' at Millview,
Tuesday, December ard. lsgdi Mill-
view Livestock Shipping Club.
` los-ll-ao-al.
“A mectl-\'i¢ of the Farmers' ln-
ll-ltute will be held in Marshfield
Hill. on Saturday evening. November
30th. ut c e'ciocir. aaa
"DL Olift, D. 'D. - Start now
gmc prevention cure. Now at Purdy
Aletlon. Westchester ce., N. Y., u. s.
"Crapaud--llot Chicken Supper!
*nfl Bama: in new Hall, December
"ll l'1ue»duy>. Proceeds womens
hatitlitt. ' lW~ll-33-30.
“Annual meeting ol Hope nlver
Flmlm Institute in Hope lelyui- Hull.
December Std, 'L80 P. M. J. L. Mc-
Gulran. Secretary. 203-ii-so-2|.
"Uome to the ohiureh supper in
Ullerrv valley Hail on Tueuluy, nec.
"ll Adoiiuion mc supper io eeuls.
lf 'wmv win be hem cm hue num
’°\l°vlnr. - luv-11-ao-si.
"The Salvation Army Annual Bean
llihlm- and aule ef were will be held _
°'l ’1`uescsy. December lotta; sule
:WWI at 3 P. m. and supper from
lo 'I p. m. 'rlckata now on sale. it
WU- iic.1l.so-li
"Ulu ehipoln oiub ioedinc hose-
belle. mlm. neeemim- ard. ueeilus
“flipping club to discuss co-operate
llmant ot draped fowl. W. D. Roar.
- ' ala-il~so-ii.
"Boiuulna amuse- ard. im. we
“llll be hum; crm remned
°'“°¥lIll and Fowl 'niccday and
'alflw foresaw or wh week till
oi acucc. ificiieal. martin price
at for ne. 1 muh. J. r. uoeeey.
. P. I !.
wflllnr to » report heuevea to
have been received bythe Dutch
abled fifteen hundred miles south
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_Secures Remedial Ac-
tion on Behalf of
Men at Regina Con.
Held Up.
MARBAKESH, Morocco, Nov.
29-(AP)-The efforts of the
French Foreign lclloll 9° "Pill
Invasion by 'swarms of low!!!
descending from sloP°S Di “W
,aqu monnumr into the valley
outs, |,| proving one of the moot
bitterly contested battles of the
hm; career ul ibut hed: ei ll"-
deiled lighting men.
Airplanes and eavalf! 5"*
' been sont against the insects in
an attempt to drive them back
into the Qahara waatca, but the
locnsta continue fo overhow the
country. The dnmalc has reach-
ed leverai million iraneli With
no relief in eight Ullllli
strong northerly winds aplielfr
tor which Arabs and Chrlltllhl
Harassed Ex.Servicc_
- vention - Evictionsl
in Bt James Church hall last night
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to Guardian)
garet'e, Westminster. ¥elierdaY W0"
terrible weather to ree Lady Anne
in her gown of ivory satin woven
and
the 'police cordon, most of tl-lem nev
,_,_...____--.
Five Killed
dismantled off the coast here
michael. head of the contracting firm
which is ensued ln lmvolnd the
wreck, the other four killed were
are ilfofihl- '
-1°-1 ~°-en--~ Passed Away
raaorialcrow. Nw- 2° -
New ll-ln|wicb'a 1919 D0'-14°
crop will have an omeial valua-
tion of at _least $8.000-00° NIC'
ala-i`i~ - iiunoiumwu.
|lll)&l\|g»eotltl||t¢tl|ttBi~
N. B 'e 1929 Parole Crop 
‘ years in the fruit industry of Can-
Estilnated  $89  use, mdmum xtaiulzruqi;
tiene of Provincial Dellrtnaant
of Agrtoaitire aioiela when the
llnal report on Agricultural ne-
dltlona fer the cropping aeateli
waciamcdiiaretally.
Mclrure AndIM¢1cKinn_on fen The Fur Buying Season. Monday, Dec. Zndi 4;-
. - ed anddeepened by the happy ax-
‘ perlences which I have had in Can-
` ada. I am a better mon for having
to united action- A curtc men
Nothing further ha b l t d ° _
......... u. .........’...°f.§`...°‘}.".f.. Glven By- Rev- W- E- -°°f-vw =°=-=“»==»-“<z- 1-  °°--=
nu 5,“|"_ 4501 hm' "mon, “_ Davies In St. J mes ol action that has been ¢liS¢e1ted.
Church Hall elitist (continues eu Pere-ai
Way To Be Wed
MOUNTAIN VIEW. Ark. Nov.
S9-HAP)-`-A band of intoxicat-
ed night -riders who terrorized
this community in eiforta to pre-
vent the marriage of a mental-
|!-tlellcient youth of 20 and u
llfl ol the St. James' commun-
UY. toil! Wls blimcd by Shor-
li! Sam Johnson for the mutil-
ation and burning alive of Con-
nie Franklin, farm hand and
prospective bridegroonx. Prelim-
inary legal steps were taken to-
day for the trial Dec. 16th., ol'
live men under iirat degree inur-
der indictments. Two members
of thc hind also face statutory
Ullilles in connection with an
attack on Frlnklllfg 16-year-old
bride-to-be.
in num zee eu rueeaey. ws. au. h Evening, - ' _
to Canada in what he spoke oi as
"I am Boing home. my life enrich-
heen for two and hal! Years in
close touch with the Canadian pen-
(SP¢o|-ll 'l'he_
REGINA, Bcsk., Nov. 29-"We go L0ND0N_ Nom 39_L,dy ,mm , ple. Our associations with their Ex-
now to carry out your wishes and cavenduh had ,my -chud,-m. U’ cellencles the Governor General and
we approach whatla the most serious b,.mé,ma|d, ye_,¢4,¢,,y_ beam, gm the Vircountess Willingdon hcveI
year in ex-soldier matters. The le- 3”., ,M hu |° merry girl irlends U¢n of such a dclilhlfflll ¢hU’l°'¢1"
gion is showing its power, the calibre that me mum not cum” bqgwoen I thli We S1111-I IIWIYG thi-DIC Of ffhllil
of its men and the high nature of ,_h°m_ Hundred, og gpectators. near~§ and 0! Rideau Hall with infinite*
its principles. But we have ye; to ly lu women Wm Wm gp gg, ¢hg` gratitude. In my official relations
convince the people of all Canadn of fuhlmgbh wedding lg, sunt M". with the Prime Minister and mem-
of th Dominion Government. l
bers e
til tmoat
(continued on Pere ai unlucky. 'rhey wuivec lol- hours in li\v°_ mei °l\lY with _ ° ll
lrankncac and good will. although
naturally at times our points oi view*
M lie d I navel
slums AND cunrsrnrls with gold uud her child attendants ll"/° dlff"°d- Y W “ll
" PBAY WIIILE AIRPLANES ln red velvet und gold. Owing to a adopted Ottawa as our home and,
BATTLE LOCUST 5WARM5Ihcavy raln the bridal party came,
out oi the church by a side door,| (Continued on P1207)
thoush crowd# broke tllfollllhl | now. wm. rmhnirs.
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Big Fur Preserve
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0'1'l‘AWA. Novi I9--Canulu may
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time
omerui' 1422;: or the _uuiuidj
rnilt Com oi lion eeotla,
me lmut ei-nnieutieu ei in xuic
in tha' Dominion. died at his homie'-_
- I
wi. -"The Customs and People of H1 I a d
(Continued on Page 3) Wales" was the subject of an excel- S _  S
lent and interesting musical lecture i.,
` ' l ' 1 i _ _ ; I A » - . . I . .
IIIE CANAIIIAN :;f:..:._".:_:..:‘l“.:.°:°.:='..":.:._‘l. Hen. W-fiom Pl..-ll.ps.. u. s. Minu-
-~"-_~\" _ ', _ __ W J_ _ ,r F,   ‘,  _~.\I_:, .» _i I __,_. _ Y _,_._¢_~_
   m%'? f”`i _ter To Canada Speaks Well Of'
I ‘- " l t ish ie ded _ ' _
;‘;1.';:°:l..:1._Y::...:.“:_f..::°.....:: Cafwdfeo People- _
R  S  _,I S by the vocal performance 3%; i-_
Dgvlcs. who sin superbl ‘ ,
welsh und mnrlifii. A deed-iptieu el .1.0so'°Nf’r“,;,'”o-;’;: °N'w”_“"”)_H°n_ '-“_”"'*"_“‘__'
' . _ ~ wui. Phulips. unites sletes lulnieter -----i--l--3
at the p no e ,
sided The speakers enthusiastic de
<°°“*»1ll“°d °” Pale 3) probuhiy the im eddrese he would LGl1dS c'¢IllGdl'Gn0 ~
deliver in the Dominion. said in part: I
United States Minister to Cazmilu
(CDUUUUN Un P539 3) Canada Is.  who in his farewell speech paid n
_ ...lui tribute io ceuudu -hu curi-
adlanain general.
(cgugclup ri-eu) atili be' described 'ac the last great. '
00131-I. irish me state. Nov. ro.- _ fur preserve of the world- Despite i Floods In Lisbon
Five men were killed and li were _ program of Conservation which ha-1`
muse seriously lil by eu in the hulk 'narrowed the open sewn for mmv -
or the wrecked liner came, which le varieties ol l\\r~b°\\'°f»- the 'M'-°' <si»cel=i to the Guardian)
b¢|1`l¢ - _
one of the dead included David Cor- (°°“¢ll\“°4 0° PII' 3) L1g130;;_ p°rl,u¢,1_ NW gg..-ro,-_
rentlel rains falling steadily for 24
hours, caused floods today in several
sections of the Portugese Capitol.
The food market near the Tagus Riv-
er, was several feet under water.
Street car service was suspended in
many parts of the town. In some
streets the water rushed into buse-
mento, forcing many ol the poor from
their homes. One woman with two
bablal was trapped in one oi these
haacménta. but was caved by firemen.
Many chimneys collapsed and sever-
al walla showed wide fissures. The
Clty'c water supply reservoir burst.
in xentvllla at f-.il c'elook. t-lll|,iicodi.ng a large section of the Cap-
noroloaeitboeteeieansrl- lui -
_f _ ' ` I t
. ` i _ L ‘ ii
Burned Alive On °‘ I °
'illlllill hivlfupune Mm. Tu ’
I China, Suicides  
it illxl illlll
or iillwivsl
Succeeding The Hon
Mr. Dunllillg Who ls.
Now Minister of Fin-I
ance - Forke M ai y
Get Portfolio. I
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(Special to the Guardian) |
OTTAWA, Nov. 29.--The person
most prominently discussed as suc-
cessor lo the Hon. Mr. Dunning as
Minister or Railways. .is the Hon, T.
'Crera.r, Minister of Agriculture in the
Union Government, who it is under-
stood ls on his may to Ottawa to
discuss the situation with the Prime
Minister. On the other hand, as the
Holi. Mr. Forke is generally thought to
be about to be translated to the
Senate, he may be offered in the
opinion oi some well-informed as to
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EXPISIUN IIII_I_S
_ SWANSEA, Wales, Nov. 29. -Seven
 xiien are dead as a result ai all explo-
sion at Wernbwl, o. small mine mid-
ny between the villages of _Pen-
lawdd and Three Crosses, near here
;'I'he blast occurred lust night and
_ most of the forty miners in ‘he pit at
I the time were able to rush to safety
' The seven, noyclizr, vt-zu: ext-iiixlicd
‘ by heavy rrl1l.\l._.-.» val- .u.l_ v.,,|1,u-
2 Q”
t»__» .,".,
E.L>_\il;;~i:_~_. _-1, ‘_ if_ ,l  J
Saul i _ _ - _ u- __ l.. ,f,'~, ;,
Montreal caxioelsts no.: nearing the
end ot their trip by the water route
*across Canada, get away early nhl
uftemoon on tlrlr jsurney toward
Fredericton and ultimately Novo
Scotia. The travellers were compelled
by the frozen condition oi the river,
to rlg their canoe up with runners
md ia sail and started oil in ship-
shape fashion, confident of being able
l
(Special to the Guardian)
HULL, Mass.. Nov. 29-More than
$1,000,000 damage was done, and two f
men were injured tonight by A fire
which threatened to destroy thcif
section of Nantasllct Bench near the|`
steamboat wharf. Five excursion-
steamboets. the wharf coal houses
and boiler room owned by the Nan-
tcontinued on page 'li I
SEIlENIN§
SNANSEA, NAlES
1
(Special to The Guardian) I
I e a ,
Had Promising Career-Motive
For Taking Life Is Mystery. -
(Special to The Guardian)
TOKIO, Nov. 29.-Sedo Seburi
Japanese Minister to Chinn und for-
mer Japanesc Charge D‘.~\fiaires at
Washington, committed suicide early
today at Mlyanoshlta, a fashionable
mountain resort, 45 miles southwest
of Tomo. A telephone report from
the resort said Suburl shot, himseli
with a plstiol at the Fuylya Hotel,
where he had been staying. He re~;
lumed to Japan recently from Nan-
king to consult with Government oi-
ilcials prior to unde:taklng his nego-
tiations with China. -
Saburl was considered among the
most. brilliant members of the Japan-
ese foreign servlzc with a dutmguish-
ed career ahead. His friends were un-
able to give a motive for hls"act ex-
cept that he had been dcspondent,
since his wife‘s death in 1926. He wee
the Japanese Charge D‘Allaires at
Washington ln 1924 and at London in
1928.
“?IIlI_ REIIREI-S IR HENRY
IN N-E-IIEMBE-II-E -.II-Pl- A I-N S
-.Special to the Guardian) ` ffanadlnn Press)
TORONTO. Ont.. Nov. 20-A lioli-_ LONDON. Nov. 29.-Sir Henry
day in Egypt will follow thc retire- _ Tliorntmi, president of the Canadian
ment in December of the Hon. Wil- ; National Railways today met u good
'lam Phillips, American Minister toinumber of British ncwspapcrnien
Canada, according to a slatemeutfang cxplalned 1,0 them the °b_»;f_~l4
llllldlf by U16 MIHISCCI’ Bt CHS!! Lomfl ` of his present visit to Great Brit-
thls morning- Mr- and Mrs- Phillip-S _ um. The canadian National Rall-
leit. at cnc o’clock today for Ottawa, 3 W;-_y5_ he explained. consisted of som(
'-'Ill B0Sl°ll~ The ll/Hill-Sifel' Wm fefuffl Inlrlety companies, but they were no'
to 'Ottawa early in December and I amnlgamaged in the corporate sense
lca\e his official post about Decem~;H1s pmpose was to ,mtmtc dlscus
I9" 15- he Wd the Telegram' M"~;sions for pressing forward thc :im-
Pmmps “"3 with hi* Wife and fam' aignnlatlon of all into one corpora-
“Y "°m New Y°rk' ‘nmuuy 5' for ‘ tion at the earliest possible moment
Egyill- Some oi the reporters were puzzled
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will l'/ ` lr' D rr
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Canoe Tflf, I-la ?:l C\1i=|m: the ronilict betwee-‘_   MEN
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‘ l(`..n'.i<',i:'n I':v:w.=| -  ' ‘£336 “vp” “Fw - - - Gln BY 
_'EAS'_`.N IS NOW OPEN.
B. T. GALLANT,
Supervisor uf Fisheries.
Park. an amusement place, was de-
cold probably le-.ul snowilurrll-ss.
TOrtONTO cloudy .. '
   Montreal clear' _.Y.n-....'...:-
ue c fair .. ... ... .....
Damage At Nantashet   
_ _-ig Ilaioston clear 
tasket Beach Steamboat Company New York clear ,. ... ...
were destroyed. A section of Paragon Charlottetown ..   
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High tide this morning at 10.45
stroyed as was the railway station and tonight at i0_0l.
and the State bath houses.
Sun rises this morning nt 720 ant
Sparks set ilrc to the roofs of 12 oels this Afternoon at 4.18. -
houses on Atlantic I-llll nearby and
St. Annes Catholic Church, but, fire- a. m.
men managed to prevent the de- Bummerslde lids eighten miriukt
stu hell. iteihciottatovh. -'
ruc onoft  dings V t ar an li; W I;
New Moon. Sunday. Dec. 1, 12.24
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