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Uhlrlattatawn Guardian 'Iwo Ont '
e . Annual Subscriptions Delivered
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"’“"“ °"""""" "°"“‘°° ‘"1 CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA,TUESDAY,NOVEMBER 24, 1925 ,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, my U, ,,_s,_“,»¢
F0l|RlH' Ailiillil FllX SHNN
.T  ' " `|SB|GliE|i THAN EVER
. ._Z___°l__i,
Many Entries Had to be Declined Owing to
Lack oi Space.-Major Honors Won
by Prince Edward Island.-0 n ta r io
N Makes Good Showing.
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The fourth asll-ual Silver Black-
Fox Show, in connection with t'he
Royal Winter -Fair, Toronto, was
an outstandi-ng success, every inch
of space was occupied. and some
several hundred entries had to .be
declined on account of the lack of
room.
Entries -were received from near-
ly all the provinces of the Domin-
ion, but. as usual Prince Edward
island. and particularly Summer-
sido, had the majority of foxes.
'i‘he iioxes were placed on exhi-
bl-tlon on -November 12, but judging
did not start until November 16.
in the meantime the claslfication
committee, consisting of hir. W. S.
Grant. (chairman) Charlottetown;
Mr, Si-m Coil, Bridgetown. Ontario;
and Mr. George McCallum. Sum-
merside, were very 'busy 'placing
the animlals in their correct cate-
gories, such as black, dark silver,
medium silver. and pale silver.
This was considerable of a job and
showed the necessity of another
class being added. In future it is
probable that tive classes will be
on the program.
» The showing of foxes was excel-
lent. particularly in the adult clas-
ses, and some idea of the keen com-
petition may be gained from the
fact that in the medium silver
-male class there were forty seven
exhibits. Un the other hand sover-
al of the classes were quite small
particularly the black and dark
silver pup classes.
‘A feature that was pleasing to the
.Prince Edward Islanders. :ind must
have been also to the Ontario fox
breeders, _was the §a_e_t_thn_t Ontario
succeeded in capturing a number
of prises. As usual, however, the
bulk of the awards. including the
two world‘s dhaimplnnships. came
to Prince Edward island, the home
of the silver fox. therein proving
that we still retain; our ability to
dominate the show ring.
it may be said here that it is to
the benoilt of every island fox breed
er -to have exhibits made from tihis
-Province at the Royal Winter Fair,
and great credit is d-ue the -gentle-
men who successfully upheld our
'reputation th-is year and in years
past. As mentioned before, Sum-
merside contributed the l.'u'gest quo
ta from this Province, and to the
exhibitors from that town the
lion‘s share of the honors fell, and
they have to he heartily congratu-
lated for the good work done, Col.
D. A. MacKinnon of (,‘h-irlottetown.
who has been such a successful
showinan in years past.. represent-
ing Charlottetown, could not this
year attend. owing to some splen-
did orders he received. which took
up all his attention during the Fair
dates. .
We take opportunity here to men-
tion the excellent work of the shcw
committee of the Canuiliun Nation-
al Fox Breeders' Association, who
had all 'the details in connection
with the Show no handle, und who
deserve the fullest inensure of
praise for their splendid arrange-
ment and unselfish work. They are
as follows: Mr. J. A. Webster.
Charlottetown. chairman; Mr. l‘.G.
Clark. Summerslde; Mr. W. S.
Grant, Charlottetown; Mr. Sim Coll
Bridgetown.0nlt.; _Mr. \MlcGili Bur-
roughs. Que,
The judges 'were the same ns lest
year, namely: .Mr. J. Edgar lllllll-
gell, Nlrrltham. P- IE. I. and Mr. Vin-
cent lllaylo. Toronto, Oht. Thcso
gentlemen did their work conscien-
tiously and well, and' succeeded in
satisfying all the competitors, lt
Condensed Specials
lallf-so rr word. nat each
laaartloa la t la oalama.
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Brighton. Low prices. Easy terms.
Robert Cotton. 6222
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Spring 'Park hill. Modern con-
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l_‘_!oi~%h giver i;\;;d_,___sil -modern.
W ' dm ii ia si.
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'Joa rninflun or svsnv
_ description, cheaply and exlwdl'
tlonsly executed. Guardian Cent-
ral Job Priatsry. Phono lill-
ly regarded.
ost, particularly:
The World Adult Cham-plonsh
which was won -by Mr. George Ca
Championship, N
to Summersidle. being won by Ra
nor International Company, with
-magnificent specimen.
Harry England of Ellerslie, P. E.
male Pup. was won by Mr. John
Lea, Summerside .
Particular mention must be m
ship.
We have great, pleasure in
producing herewith the entire l
of prize winners:
PRIZE LIST
llzst' Patio and Wolf. Peterborou
W-.lf sixth
first; 1F. Fennlngsdorf. Blenhe
er Black Fox Company. third; ii
Rocker. Keslv-lck, Ont. fourth
Dark Sliver .Adult Males Pe
G. Clark, first; Rayner lnternati
al. second; li, Il. Pollock, Keswi
Ont., third; Pure Canadian, four
F, Peters, fifth; George .~\. Csllbe
sixth.
Dark Silver Adult Females
Fun-ine' :'i, first; Jo‘.»~l ° l.eu.
St. L.=uis fourth.
lend, St. Eleanors, fifth; Ray
Company. Ont., seven-th; Viola
Lea, Summerslde, eighth.
Adult Male .Pale Silvers: P.
third; Pure Canadian. fifth, M
Leod Summerside, seventh, J
Lcfkle. eighth
Pals Sliver Adult Females:
Caillbeck, first. Pure Canadian, s
ond and fourth. Summerside Ran
ilfth. John .\. -.ei-1.. sixth; F.
tional, eighth.
Black and Extra Dark Male PJ
Ont.. flftll.
Dark Silver Mala Pups Gcor
sccon and th rd, llill llrotlie
Inghan. fifth; John A. Lea, slxt
1,. B, Pollocli. seventh.
Star Ranch.
Summerside -Ranohing Co iir
A. L. Rogers, Kensington, se_o0n
fifth Ra nor international, slxt
Star Ranch. eighth.
(ioorge'.Cullbeclf. rirstl Lveorlle
Brow liecond‘ Ruthven Iirvi/t C
fourth; Simms Bros., fifth; P,
Clark. sixth.
ham 8 - I -
cha; J. W. becky. third; Musk"
sixth.
osd; John A, Les. thlnd; F-
si, aah; seem Crllbsck. 111°
Ranch, eighth.
-'H85
The Championships are as i
two gentlemen who have had mor
Gxperienco and who are more high
The awarding of the various tr
phies created is great deal of inte
beck, Summer-side, with the magn
iicent medium silver male. This fo
also won the Male Adult Fox f
The championship for Beat F
male Adult Fox was won :by M
The championship for Beat F
a
of the fact that Mr. Peter Cla.
for the th-1-rd time. won the Pa
Sliver Adult Championship, wit
'Canuck Champion. who last ye
was awarded a. wurld’s champio
r
Ont.. soc-onil‘ F. \V. Peters, tlilr
-B. I. Rayner, fourth.. Sim Co
Ridgemwn. Ont.. fifth; Pulte a
Black Aldult Females BK Rayner
i
m_  Concert cldents, and yet no one is nroD°‘§'._-__   
v_ g _ ing the abolition of airplanes.
ll. Z The French Government Wishes Canadian Press) Luther die-fended the -governmentsiceedingg 'in the l‘°C0"“° Uf V01” (cmadlm ,PM")
In   to show lx (
. » . y its acts its good will.
-- in sevcrnl days we will propose NEW YORK' 'N°v'25§:f)I)BOpIu'3;'f‘°c
tor -l 1 alt -between 3 an ' n
A delightful und l | U (1. further reduction for our naval pro Va "°‘ _ ‘
ou. arlle y rl on __ lr I ll (1 $500000 was sluized t/Jday lby cus- Relichstag today and requested rat _______ ____ _____ _____ __________c__ __ _Unned Mum Wm_ke_,s or Amman
ik.3:1foiygrtcvgg_E_l§|dum|§°Thi;l":_'_;’: fnn3:::;i’(g “$23, pixlvzrs cggepaxfo toms agents on the freighter East- -lficaiiion of the -treaties on the _______ _l;Z_______"` _‘__ ___ ________ _____e____ i:_<:_£,m0k the _mud M mls after”/)pn.s
- ' ‘ ' ’ ' ' . - h- t ti - - ' i -. .~ " ‘
UL' pices Of the Y. P. s. C. I1. or that srrlmmo or 1925 will bo slretvhell "ff, ,ffr,".‘“f,'°',f E ,t,l,'3°,,,,,l,;," igcgon? 13,1; §;NN:lN;ntoEtsgrNNiN;apgNc:-Tig 1?;N';.;vhesO win .bs funsheti tomiy. i-*"S""°'1 Of U10 ROW' C°m'114‘°”°"-
‘ ‘church. A splendid Drogranuno 0V01‘ Glfrllteell months. as will that gf _‘mn 0 3 y 0 B ' .  -' h€Hd€fl by Sli' Andrew R80 DH11'
P was presented cpnbisiing of ;, of 1926. which means a reduction ’°“' p
'double qusrtptib “ Don' You Cry oi' one-third in our building over _ of G
5°' Mu Honey" by th Zi Ci 1 ; the ncxt three years." _ , .
“"1 and wird' W' P' C“"“5h"”' Diane solo by Mnstgr Hlzmlracelqvllc- The Temps in a leading article  thi-ns speech dean rm' dem” W :two W-‘Les in me “Ui Baillie 101‘N‘Tr N" the ml" "E wltness mdncatfd
Ewen; wading by D.-_ Gem-gb points out England is not the only   pact
lf Green; vocal 5010 by Miss Cob. nation to suffer from submarine . .
F5. stance Whear: violin solo by Mr. 109563- ll H190 P01110! Ullt that E115' maled at Locamo' | The l l in f th -'M°[‘*’°'1 l` Pm” ‘W reviewing ‘f"|d°
Ont., second" Turc Canadian Sli
Med am Sliver Ad 1| female
llurrv England, first; l~`_ 1' l'etc
sec-,n'i. 'eter Clark. ;iilrd: Pu
Canadian, fourth; Arthur A, H
1.
Black Adult Male Graham Roge
ond and fourth; Arthur A. Hollan
‘Vile
W
Olga Pollock. sixth; Horace .
e
ing Co., third, W. P. Callngha
Smith. seventh; Rayner ir't-vu
Winnipeg, second; G- \, Cnllbcc
third; W. il. C. iluthben. Allisto
fourth; L. E. l'ollock, lieswic
Black and Extra Dark Fema
Pups: John A, Lon. first; Pure C
nadlan. second; llr. F. lt. Polloc
third; New Hamburg Black E0
Company, fourth.
E. Brown, first; W. B. MlcArthu
. ._ . . ,.
h
il.
Klngslon. Ont., fourth; W. P. Ca
Dark Sliver Female Pups: A
first; W. P. Callagha
George Graham, Belleville. On
fourth; P. G. Clark, fifth.
Medium Sliver Young Male
., s
d
All Star Ranch. ohlrd. W. B. M
Arthur, fourth; B. Graham 110801'
1 Y
Chas, Black, Bedeque, seventh; A
Medium Sliver Female Pap
Ro ers tlrst Chas Black. se
Lakes Fox Co.. fourth; ll. flrslm
R°K°"- nm" Captain W"E¢°“’ Re orte of an earthquake in this
Palo Sliver Female P11941 0°
CHl|‘b°°|\» 5"” A- E’ R°5°"' °°°` holders called police and telephone
J. W. Leckr. Seventh; All Bl
W0lild .he difficult indeed to find
e   1  , ___A___S N and House of Lords this evening.
- ° . ov. 23-It is now ap- in the lower house a mot on was
  parent the new movement for call- introduced by Prlmier Baldwin
0. ---- ing a conference to abolish the and the House passed it by rising
,_ (Canadian Press) submarine will not succeed. Foi~ and standing in silence.
lU0lN~D(lN, Nov. 23-The ps-alrl lowing the intimation of Prime Baldwin as Prime Minister and
lp necklace reported lest -by Hon. Minister Baldwin' yesterday in the Ramsay MacDonald and Lloyd
“_ Mrs. E. J-_ 'Blyth on har arrival in British House of Commons that George as leaders of the opposi-
__ the old country last August from the issue could better be 'handled tion. paid tributes to the dead
__ atour of Canada has been diiseover- by the League of Nations than in Queen, '
od lin tlhe London' deadlletter office. a particular conference. and the acl it was remarked as a coincid-
i. " "-
A' Mauro was this afternoon found
ter Issues Statement
Undersea Craft.
tion of the Japanese Parliament
manner which showed France is
to back up his claim that France
D D S.
-French naval building programme
the country bore for Queen Mother
Alexandra and sympathy felt for
   Defending USB Of her son in his bereaveme_nt _vane
recorded in addresses to t e ng
adopted by the House of Commons
ence that these leaders represent-
in declaring the movement not d England, Scotland and Wales
The Pup Chsmpldovhlp also wept JOS0ph MHUTO IS S611' iikO1y to succeed. the French Min- Emi when T. P. 0'conner added
‘ ister of Marine in a statement to- the voice of ireland all sections of
3 t~0IlG8d T0 Hang dev defended the submarine ln a the British isles had spoken. The
theme of all speakers was the love
e- F9by_  not willing ie abolish it. which Queen Alexandra inspires
Y- Af U10 Slime lime 1VIl11l1lt€1' B01'8l in all classes irrespective of rank.
. (C°"°""°" *"°°°) dia l fi h th b i 1' i- - -
8 ‘M0NT'R'EA'L' 'NM' 2`2'“J°"Ph fexisllye “nur osee Bu arsggulhiegrtge  
<1- 53223. f’..'. '.'.`“.'.§’.”.’ .S’..fL°‘EL‘.Z‘..°“§..'”“? ‘"’°“‘ *° be "'°'""<=f' by - 1-- Resigns
.k_ K_____g___ _B______h_ ____ Wh______ _the ______________,cluttion in immediate building by
|° trial began this mornring. Mr. Jus- morgfllan tgmity ser iam' I _($l’\ld|l1\ PN"-)
htlce Wilson sentenced Mauro to`b A U Bmtng 8 ad “ways EDMO ON. NUV- 23"Pl`0m|el'
een an advocate of the League, his
ar h lynn eu -Bord J .il, F b . _ .. , . Herbert Greenfield resigned t
n- is g at eaux 3 0 y Bowl Sam' The French Govern' morning and is succeeded by At-
emwmmmnmmmmmmmmcnuwwww-pomp
e- band, waaf t ll h t ttl D ' , has been sworn ln. - evera o e
‘E R V B ° H ‘B "9.“"‘ amcnt. and wo agree with Mr. Grlfolios Wm be changed but
ltland Cale, St. I r Bo -l- d _ p
3' _ ‘aw ence “ V" llaldwin that the question of sub- ddmons to the
tl Male or Female, George A, Ca
Zi .
K; (Canadian Fran.)
FALL RIVER. Mass., Nov. 23-
D
0 vicinity poured into the city early
'this morning and excited house
B' operators to learn what the dis-
BmW1» fvlll*-hi Wim' |“¢°"°°u""` turbance was. Operators reported
hi that all lights on incoming lines
lf suddenly flashed;
Ngwport, R. l.. and Warren re-
J|‘ ported that they also fait the
. shdck.
tion has brought us many more ac-
abolished. all cruisers and -hatt|o~
Late Queen
(Canadian Press.)
LONDON, 'Nov. 23-At least
three queens from foreign coun-
tries will sttend the funeral of
Dowager Queen Alexandra on Fri-
day and Begum of Bhopal india.
the only reigning princess who is
visiting in England will also bo
present.
The King and Queen of Belgium
and Kings Of Norway and Den-
mark have signified their intention
of coming while the Queens of
the "Lgm DE July 22 last "’l“’" nmrines ought to be considered were Wm be no a postponed hlls decision relative to§ing, vuciiiafing and wobbnng
-:V_l_:111‘0 f;f1_§1___11___ w11:n1111‘1°11 _'held uv|hiO..g with the general problem. It °“§’:‘_‘_’_f;__S _hat the former Dram,” forming of the cabinet upui to cours., p,,,»O,.Od by um ,,,.,,,,,e,_~»
'h0mu_?S__a‘_____5:_  __]?_?_';__‘:_g____  would he premature to bring the wnnlm take wma _,metal posm_;m_ lmornow. The split is new evident between
hi__hw__ymen and ___ ____ ge________ qiicstioii now before n conference powlbl-y on tho Ummes Board are
rs ___- ___ ____ _ _ __ ‘ ._` where there would not -be the domed by “__ Greenfield   G0V!t_ Y -
gh _ g W “‘ '“ ".“’°d Ca"""‘"¥\‘-‘T agreement we might expect in gen- ‘ ' '
“_ His shot. Ile li-led a .few days inter. cml c;,“_.,mc,.uu0n_ ___“l3aclc to __t_h_e___§i:_i;ni__f§:Bl‘ l_i_i_i;._'_'___v_y;B
il. b__““_"__§; Was: ‘:i""eBt"°d in V‘"‘c"“"'~"` "Public opinion has been moved ..INm°t':n?;_uch Wnh polmcs for Boca
nd " c°“ G "3 B 5° far has cmd' by recent regrettable accidents, ' .. g
ed the D°H°°' -but it is not to be forgotten avia-‘and an
' r ensue, lmenaeissohn, .sy -F. T. wat- face fleets also. It cells attention was held his: evening at the K. er adm,
international. sixth: Pricevllle For iris; vocal solo by Mrs. Fletcher; N1 H11’ 10-55611- P0111*-1118 £0 H1088 0! C, home and was well attended. represented a "mg "ep in ,.e.w,,,_
C. reading by Miss pony pbiiigps; the Dixmude and the Shenandoah. Tb., District Deputy, Mr. Adrian mg p ‘ Messerv 22 5 1723-nd was s' on the stand when
trio. Messrs Quigley. Dlnswell and which ll thinks are 11111! l111`¢1‘11Lli° Arssnsun, summersiae ofiiciatea. ,mics
G. Sterns; V00&| B0|0» by MF- Arthur as that °E mo British' The” it and' the 'usuallnstallation ceremony because 1,; ,|,b,poses of me policy “C ‘lf -
Clark. first: George Callback. sec- BPUCH: violin solo by Miss Mariontflsks if England 15 1'°*"lY ¢° 5l“k‘ was carried out. of dictatlion and ulatmatums
d_ McLennan; qbarggue by Mfg Mil. its airplane carriers. It also asks The omcers nm as fonuws: '
“_ (ob shew”-1;, Mfg, C_ D_ pan and whether it is true the British Ad-' Grand Kn1ght_Mr_ H_ v_ _M,cPhee_
_ Messrs C, L_ .McKay and Ming" miralty is devoting great attention Deputy Grand Knlght_ Mn H_ 
Stewart; reading by .Dy-_ Geo,-gb to the development oi. the use of ,Blanchard
` Green; vocal solo by Miss Ethel sas 111 naval warfare. and cells nas Advocabé Mr Wmiam Flynn
G_ Cbgmbg; reading ,by M,-_ Gem-go more cruel than the submarines. _Lectur __' M__'A R Mamma ‘
C Beers; piano solo. March Mill- "U1 l’011||ty" Bay! U10 '|`0l1'lDs. "all Trust U 'M 'A -H ' __ B '
ch faire (waging) by Ny;-_ F_ 1', wat. war engines from the -how and ar- Tr ee' '___ 'wmgl ghef'
kip; vocal 901°, lpbrewbii gb gum. row down to thc submarine and "““"°"-' T- - ~ la “of-
“° men (Johnson) by M(-5_ Ewen w_ airplane are invented to destroy. Warden' Mr- Wmrad 'C°Yl“-
S. M Km di b Mm Elm They ____ nm mbnminable and dmv inside Guard, Mir. -Peter Trainer. BOS
ac non: rea ng y- s
fi’ Seaman; violin mio by M,-_ Har,-y gerous for those who are struck, Olllildfl G1w1'_li- 51111111? _l_3111'B;Sf{; stimnla
o o
porter; du¢¢__.by Mg-_ and .Mm Fiat. and often for those who handle 'Dhe installation was _ we y shortag
_ Pl Cher; reading by 1v||-_-Edwin wbigg them. but it would bo nn iniquity Sllveclles H0111 U10 Dlslfwl Delllly. age in
P. l. Rayu0r.fl1.-lt: All Stal l~.:l1:':l1.q,,,me(¢,, by M,-,_ .5¢.,wb,-¢j M.-5, lf. under pious preloxts, the sul.. the State Deputy. Mr. J. A. Mc-‘the mason for the rapid rib., Of
k. 3,311, M855,-5 Mbrgly and ggewm-(__ marine. tho -best arm of coast rio- Donald, tho Chapluln.,'Rov. Maurice potato prices. Eugene C. Hultman.
11. Tbe mnd||_|0n of ebbb of the fence, and within roach of modost McDonald and a number of others. chalrma
k. above was gg-aptly appreciated by budgets. was torn from the lmnrls
the audience. without particular- 01 the nations whose naval eouln- ~ day.
Is lzing when all did so worthily,- mont is ngosli fcciblo. while the Nel_-    Mr. -H
a- special mention should be made of 5°" 0|' 3 0 #BX 11§t0l1. stron!! 1111' - fl‘0111 CB
k. the piano solos by Mr. F. T. Wat- f1f011ll. Wfwlfl scour the oceans` FOI' QHGSH  ember are twenty times as great
X ki, who pydbybd bib own cumpom. bearing pacific cannons and inof-
ti ' ,| | mm f m M d 1, fensive airplanes. There is one _ _ Hg dgclu
mlinanboEhsNeNEi ex lutlsltelenreen- |1000. howsve,-_ which may mas_ His Honor lflcntensnt Governor consumer
so 59° - 5 Q V Hearts .received the following tele-
___ do,.e,|_ The mano B010 by Master sure sensible and generous spirits “mm from tha Undergccmwry of demands
,,_ Horace McEwen was excellently lf' England “nfl Olhfll' |11-"dll-IZIVG ,Sturm Ottawm _mt mem_ng_ tional fo
1, rendered, his touch and technique U10 LEHKV-10 of Nations sufficient _ms Majesty _the Kms hu com 10_v_¢e|-ed
_ Wm mmm, of a b,-||||,m¢_ fu. land forces and a fleet, in which _ _ Those
. f“m_g p its members would participate ln 22233" th? Ln; Gmini smxll wif" anticipated shortage of potatoes'
,____i...;»-_...__--_-_----_ Dl'0D0|'f-|00 t0 Ulillf W0l'lfl llllilfhiltll. q or or R 9 ale y' next spring may hgve 3 rude gwuk-
" France was the first to nronose 2éf,f“§,°"§“g“‘- g‘5"""‘F‘§"° '“°““"' ching coming to them if they sn|
ll. .H951 Male Adu" pox, Gborgg A, such a solution. Her represents- “sry 20 t‘;vF'_;'b_;';_ bo hz? OJN: idly by while foreign potatoes are
second. W. L1. Mom-thur. third; Cammk_ tives are helping prepare the nw- ,,,g_ 'Y ' ‘" “f ` sold in this marks: at very pi-Ont-i \
t.. Best Femme Adult Fam ,larry grammo for the next disarmament ____‘_____ sbp,
Engmnm coni'_erenco. Hut that must not ho p
a . N _ h, t at t e sole expense of our country. - l
' WMM' Ch“m°l°m‘ n hr "fb The dey when all submarines are    i
3 beck. h - b
C' 13°" Y°““5 Mm" pm" Rnynm Nhyus NNNNEZ.hgosluNxnNi?sN:;eNwl:N DUTCH HARBOR' MMM' NWN BE;
s. |m_9|-m,¢|¢,n,,|_ wm__ looks forward to that soma" 23.--A terrllilc northeast gains / /_
hi Best l|‘emalefl"'.lp. .lohn lion, asa.. ; - which tore '
H World's Ch'implf'uship for best -_i<oqv---- houses 811
Male or Female Pup, llnynor inter ` _ Ulllilllillw
 ........... _ . .J Foreign Royalty Will (c_____"___ ,,______ vm-.___\:_»;._:»_;»__
_ o__ ____°,>__  TETUAN. Nov. 23 Bsnditry is 0|-bi mow
________:i. M_____ _____________ ________________ _ __   _spreading in Morocco quite in con- swamped.
'   ith;_pre;ent at__lesst_:i_s on the wane.
i i .
ru- ww- M-1- P-»-= 11. Gr ... ...I.’...‘.’.‘.`.'.` 7.....L"i’.O.i‘."‘ll.°..’.'.`i'..Z'?.‘Z
the rotectorate re iiastln mili-
trast to the revolution which for
D il 8'
tary aid against bandltry raids on
thc villages and homes of tribes-
men who having fbroken off the
yoke of rebellion and submitted to
Spanish rule are confronted with
the menace of bandits.
Spanish officers are of thc opin-
_lpsin and Norway are already
here.
all
.al'.%.;;';;';';nui.ltntNni will llnuts sits; lull uisin mnnsws nn 
'H in suilvlimit lu ui nit .
(Canadian Pron)
'NliONfl`lR:l`lA|L, Nov. 23.- This ,
oity will ri serve Fniday and Saltulr- .
d-ay next is days af general 'public J .
'mourning for the late Queen Moth- l
er. This was decided a-t a meeting
of city authorities today. Citizens W" _"""
b b ked t _ ' ° ' _ (Canadian Press.) _
.,,,a,,v,,° ,,,';e,:,,§§, se,‘;',,,';f,'f“d '“h° ‘"" French Marine Mlnls i.oNnoN, Nev. za-Love which
EAN-AU-A -A5 HE- CUNFIDENCE IN PREM. NINE
  -MED-Western Paper Declares New Leadership
__ 1s N ecessary.-M uch Speculation as to
(Special to The Guardian.) °
TORONTO, O... NO.. O.-J... Outcome of Rural Credits Issue.
-imc-_-*IRI*
as out of Locarno is to come the
peace of Europe so out of Win- (sped-I 1° 1-he Gulmpan)
nipeg is to come unity of Canada. OT1-AWA_ 0m__ Nov_ 23____Rt_
That is the 'belief of Robert K.
yiion, W. L. MacKenzie King has is-
Smith. Conservative member elect, d h mt 8 t in which
, _sue snot ei' s em n
for Cumberland' Nova Semin' wh°'hé sums up the situa-tion declaring
is in Toronto today enroute from!
that he will not -be forced from elect from -MiacKenzie. The resolu'
th” W°°"°'" '"°"°"°"“ "hem h°1 hue iii espn or the cnsr-ities of -lien, ii. H. stevens, cen-
took an active part in last week'si V” “ “B “ E g ,_
Nammal Board of Trade C0nfm._i_al election of October 29, lho servativc Vancouver Centre also
- advocating a rural credit scheme.
ence. to Ottawa, where he will con- Pf‘?mi9"~m8"” that he M5 “° in
'°’ "“" °"‘°' "‘°"“‘;’,“ "' }““`2‘3.'i1.'3‘.1.I.’.§..'i’.§l'}2.`€..".§i'.i‘2.`“..§`.f’..°l.‘.iiZ',§‘.f`.§’.1“.."I3.{”.§’Z$.."§‘.i’2’Z..‘.i..iI’Z{.2315
a rearor toteoenn - '
§frFt’ElrlNariEsnNtneNt month. D K of what may happen after the thc one just received by the Clerk.
To Mr. Smith goes the credit of house has recorded a vote he says of the House from Mr, Campbell.
capturing l`or Mr. Meighen, one oflnothing. .At the end of his state- Mr. Campbells resolution would
the outstanding Liberal strong- ment he offers advice to all who have legislation immediately intro-
holds of the Dominion in a battle have misgivings on this point to duced to establish credits emibrac-
that many predicted he would lose. "wait and see.” ing the principle of the |an.d bank
He defeated one Of Cl1.l1lldl1'B 810811! Mir, Kin.g‘s declaration is taken of the United States which system
and most experienced parliament- by many here to indicate that in was recommended by Dr. ll. M.
arialli. HBHC9 J- 1108311. K- C-» andlhls conference in Toronto a week Tory in his report to the Canadian
ll0t U16 1685*- °f Wh°5“ llcwmpush' ago, 'he could not bring together'Government. -Mr. Stevens motion
111911'-S f0l' his °°““'-W was the M' Quebec and the Western Progres- also asks for ‘legislation on Dr.
E0'-lHU0l\ 'JE '-hi’ recently mtmed sives. It is believed that Hon. P. J. Tory's findings. This question of
Weill Indm "W9 treaty' A, Cardin could' not promise Quebec rural credit systems is not strong-
-ly favored by the government and
I ' support for the measures that rum-
or says were demanded by Hon, T.!it is believed that this issue
will bc the downfall of the King
  De- A. ‘Crerar and his lieutenants.
_ _ Mr. Crerar's paper, The Grain'Minlstry.
   Growers Guide, last Thursday saitlf Those interested in politics in
_ that the low tariff forces must have thc capital are watching with keen
 a new leader to succeed. that with interest the election campaign in.
a few possible exceptions thc Pro-,Bagot, Que, Mr. G, I). Morin, nof-
lary of St. Pierre. has already been
'chosen as the Liberal standard
ibcnrer, Among leading 'Conserva-
tives in Ottawa. it is fbelieved that
_Hon. Andre Fautoux. who was de-
feated by 774 votes at the general
elections, will this time carry the
riding for the Conservative party.
Acceptance Of _ Recount Likely' `U. M. W. President As
Locarno Pact Finish Today, Witness In N; S. J
. Goal Probe. .
I A second resolution favoring an
extended -program of rural credits
has been placed on the order pap-
er of the House of Commons -by M.
N, Campbell. Progressive meni‘bei‘
gressivcs had not confidence in Mr.
(Canadian Press) King and -that tho greatest fact in
PARIS. -Nov. 23.-IM, >Brland' haB_t'he Liberal defeat was thc “waver-
Quebec and the West.
 ca ei _umm . ‘_
nsinznnfr. Niievfn za.-lchspeenler, M 01°' C10” 01 yesterdays D10-
epumce of the ,Locarno tre,,,H,,S_befone Judge Stewart, 76 polls had_~ SY_DNEY_ N_ _S_ N _ 2 ____ __
an ,impresmve speech .yn |_],(_,_been disposed of. Thirty-one pol|s_W _V__________ ______é__ ove___; ____ ood
. _ were counted yesterday and twr-.n.ty;= '_ ’ ' ‘ VE 9 .
was 'Muna 1° "°'b°““d "0 me; The mmm” smmlmg of the lcnn whloh is invesiiigaiilng the coal
political and economical- ativan-tagplc“"dN‘I‘"°'5'15 “gain V9'-i' mlmh “Sli _ N
m,many_ _ ,lg _was on -Declaration Day there, "$113 °_§______‘;_‘;‘_ s_°?_:’§"'____ ________
mllbeintg only -a. d'li'fere'nce of one or P9 ° U fm
si-gnlilillcance of 'thle security|_
_ _ ;Me .3 |M . _ .M Ki . ,the work of preseniitng the case
amd '"'h”"`°'ni°n treatim ln' Similar; esswvy 0 “mm andrfor the m'-n was nearing its close.
_ osses ani ga s 0 c- can , f -
The chancellor Wafs give" “ rc di . I ence adduced to date, :insofar ag it
F9 Harry Port_er; vocal sold by Miss land. France and America have The ann-ual installation of the of- _ dates are now as follows
ul- Lybdb; Diario S010, vm-bmbns Ser. had regrettable losses in their sur- flee;-3 of the Knight.; of Coiumbus spg(fgI‘;'Lel;_f:'_P1’;"J;,};1|}éTal_ljel;T;:|§_§" mel Nef,|T€lated to tho development #of
0 .
_ G in L G, | .labor urganlizatiens dn the coal
tilon of compulsory arbitration_Jenkh____ _ _ _ _
__ 1% H °15€°S agmfulds of N," Scoua from 1909
, : y 
“grld pe°°.° “nd °°“”°"'“3lM K1' a.d'journmei.' .Jr the day was taken.
le relations among nations S1” l;“"°“ 
more
v-an
me
»-»-1
C1161
nd ni
To SSNNN:Iu1aN;§rs H   H
I .
as n thi£',edsN.TaN. E)ll3gir?;lfulia‘;sltoE'N.N‘e  A D\R"\"f
to pay the high prices DQR comes
‘Eei?r)i“Tuagpl;vlli}lidaNlr‘;NN§r- FROM A CLEAN
prices about ten percent. FA¢€ '-`
ion that this new menace is due COBALT
to the fact that the ‘bandits are -ing a -loss
probably cast offa from Abdel si. 8200.000 a
Krlm's army and have been driven destroyed the
by hunger to attack tribal villages house otf
ln the spanish zona. _ lilh-klmd Lak
In  O t at ti 0 e S (Canadian Press.)
._ MEXICO CITY. Nov. 23-The
(csnu-lim P,-°"_) wall of the eloctrlc plant at Las
TON, Nov 23.-_Over dbman,-1 Rosas collapsed Saturday, burying
ted by fear 01 possible a number of workmen. Four were
e rather than actual short- killed outright and several sovere-
this market is apparently ll' illillreri.
who are gambling on an ,
rices,” Mr. Hultman said.
shingles from many!
filled the streets of’
stures:
O%?1`
./,Q l\§)
3‘\\\-'
#_-<-0->----
n of the special State-,
Commission of Life reported to-1 
:_ HoPP|NG
‘.‘.L‘.'.i2.‘I Z‘.§i“..$‘.I“‘..l§°‘;l';t“. nays
-m
d ,
with dvbrie H0111 the 0°-l 'ronnN'ro. Nov. 2i.~.Mm-itime
9" "'°°P"'F 0'" Hlmihqstrong wost._winds. shifting io east
W0 Bahflnfl SM- S°V‘iwlth snow flurrlos and somewhat
l' WM! ""0 509" lower to.mporai.uro.
Maximum and minimum tompcr-
Torontn clear __
Montreal. fair
  Quebec,  
_ Halifax. cloudy  
_ St. Jdhn. cloudy  _.__
Boston. rain  
. ' New York. cloudy 
milf and mah: shaft 8.47 a.m.
Kllfkiand
l
Charlottetown, fair 
High tlrfc this evonln i 5,07
(GIHIWIN PNN) and tomorrow morning or 5.B57.
. Ont.. Nov. 28-Ci\us- Sun sets this afternoon nt 4.21
\1|\°U0\1\|‘l¥ Gsilllmiiril and tomorrow morning at 7.14.
1111 Sunday morning -mi ...OOO Menon. Nev. sou...
(4-24
48-30
42-'82
48-42
45-42
64-~44
56-88
51-38
Announcements,
Coming Events, 2
Meetings, Etc'
.___
Rates-2c. par word each insertion.
"Home cooking table at United
Church Tea, Thursday. 6233-24-Ili
"Harry Porter will dispose of
his Arnould violin for $250.00. 6209
"Entertainment and Basket
Social nt Kelly’s Cross Hall. Nov-
em-ber 25th. 6116-11-2l.M3l.
°'\Vhllst and dance 'In Hope
Rilvrr liull on Thursday. Nov. 26th.
Lzullos with lunch haslcets free.
6215.1l.Z4,3i
“Wentv-.rl goose and duck fes-
lhors_ best prices paid whennot
mixed. Will also take old feather
hods. llenry MacFarlane &. Co.
Roar lt. T. Holman's.
6086-1l»17tts1mo.
"Concert and Pio Social will be
hold in linlon llall. Borden on
Nov. 24th. if stormy first fine nigh;
following. 6130-11-19 tsi.
"The Spring Park Women's ln-
stltute will hold an Apron and
Fancy Work sale at Holman's. Bai.-
urdsy, Nov. Zlllh. 6155-ll-20-Bi
"lllgh Ten and Annunl Sale. Si.
Voir-r‘s Sohoolroom, December 2.
Don‘t forget. it. 6221-li
°°Rcv. Edward Morris will ad-
rlrose n public' meeting In North
Milton llall, Wednesday evening.
Nov. 2l'vth.. at 7.30 p.m. All are in-
vited. _ 6228-ll-24-8|.
"Tho “Morllcal Missionary Play"
will be presented in Clyde River
Hall by talent of the Charlotte-
town Baptist Church, 'l\1eeday.
November 24th at 8 p.m. Admhsion
20 and 30c. if stormy Friday.
6206-23-II
"win an those who took part in
Mei~ry.Mihi.strels last spring in lthd
strsnn ua-strc. pines meet as mes-
ufy Mau. sydney Bt. on Wellnes-
day evening. Nov. We at 8 ouiosk
Rand Mines. Gammsrslde tide elslita minn-
e. tel later than Charlottato.£n.
‘iou~pe¢ew\liMr.An¢in'ls-hier,
tnf@l\|lb3’|l'lnlltI\l8hl!wDQ,i'
18111. __ _. _ _6l1§,1-I.li,8i _