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MACHINE
UNS USED
Meas.
ure Taken By Oiiici.
als To Protect Large
Sum of Money In
Bank.
(Special to the Guardian)
ON, Ili.. Avril lli.-1"rlshten-
by the lailure ct all but five
in. Williamson County, citiaens
a run on the Pint National
of Marion today\oniy to be re.
` d with machine guna. The guns
displayed to protect $100,000
ch had been hurried from Bt.
after three other harlh had
ed earlier in the day. Seven banks
vc closed their doors within a
niseilineguliswereluedto
order, sherifforeo Coleman
theyweremeralyapucauidon-
messlue sndwennottoleacp
cllsfdnaefrcmwltildrswing
cavinslflhccleacdhenkaw-itli
tcta.liingtI.000.ooo1mefolc
tcccaeeoperaidons because ofa
valueinnim°i|'loed!al'm
lute amounts of tax antic-
"w-arrants held against county
lsckodcoalmlnlng ac-
ffA.,§@efPeris_ions
in Nova Scotia
(Canadian Press)
N. S., April lb-The to-
annual cost ot old age pensions
Nova Scotia would be roughly
of which the Provincial
share would be lipm,
Plus the ooet of administratlori,
to estimates contained in
final report of Commissioner H.
Mellen. tables in inc 1-louse or
Wd!-Y. The figures, gather-
Wfllll a survey of Halifax city,
the counties of Cape Breton,
Hants and Bhelbourne,
*'59 ¢X¢!Dl-lon of Sydney and
llfle towns, point to an es-
of $211.20 as the average pen-
Which would be Peylbie. if old
Pension legislation were intro-
An interim NP°rt presented
yllfc legislature, had estim-
the colt of pensions at about
of which the provinces
would he $2,200,000.
S. _
FS.
BTC.
at the Prince lidward
morning April leti-i
both rf
noses"--Coupons will
pc' ormsnccs. '
800!-4-i0-li.
ltivcr ng hogs
h. All
hooked.
3095.
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MH- 301111 Barrymore. the 'former
Dolores Costello, screen star. and
wife of John Barrymore, film actor.
to whom a daughter has been born
in California. Dolord Costello is
John Barrymoreb third wife.
Milk For Winnipeg
School Children
lspclsl to tile ooafdlsni _
WENNEIUG. All'|I.l5»-School
authorities have given their bles-
sings to I pllh to provi|le_cl\lld~
rcnofgradea1.3andIwltha
halfpiiltofraiikandaaitlvat
and-ning reoeae each da¥.f'i'hc
soot ls lsscnifs “gasoil inc
Individually. Doeilll laid llll-Nil
teachers and parents of el per-
cuit of the school endorse the plan
and are trying to make It univer-
sal. Brandon city already aeis
orl the slogan. “half a pl-nt a da!
keeps the doctor away.”
Well Knowri
' Lawyer Passes A
(Canadian Press)
sAn~rr Jo:-nc, N. n., April le-
The doeth of Henry A. Powell, K. 0..
which occurred this rrsimiihl at his
nomo Queen Square after a leqthy
illness, removed from life an inter-
national figure in his day la one of
`thc lending lawyers ol the province.
Asamemberoi'b0t1'iPl’ovi!lcia.la1'id
federal garliaments and later as a
member of the International 'Joint
Commission he played a large pert
in the public life of the country.
To Move Large
Wheat Shipment
lsssoiel ic tue oosralsoi
roar slmnm. Avril 1°--It 1#
stated in railway circles here that
2.000 employees are to be suit wed to
tahs emo of 55,000,000 bushels of
wheitoohcmoved atorlcefromthe
couniryicievators to the lake held
to hc ready for the opening of nav-
igation. A train of eight! empty box
cars left during the week end for
'Wedkn distribution.
Death Penalty
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ill
ll
'not take place in any municipality
Clause Reinstatecl
UUNTIIUL BIIL
IN NWA SCIITIA
Amendment - Mun-
gure In The Meas.
ure. ~
(Canadian Press)
_HA-LI-\"AX. N. s.. Avril is--rho
sale ct beer and wine by hotel keep-
ere. to he consumed at meals only,
and calc by the liquor commission ot
beerandwincbytheglassorcpcn
bottle, are provided for in an un.
endment to the Government Oontrol
Bill, moved by Premier E. N. :modes
in the House of Assembly today. The
amendment, which if drafted to rs-
place section 30, which had prohib-
ited any sale of liquor by hotel keep-'
ers, provides that such sale shall
in which the plebiscite vote was dry;
nor may the Commission sell beer
and wine by the glam in such com-
mlu-llty, nor in any store where li-
quor other than beer or.winc is sold.
It is further provided that Govern-
ment.heer pariors ln any municipal-
ity, wet or' dry, shall not 'bc author-
ized until s vote of the electors in
the given municipality has been tak-
en and s majority cast for such sale.
'rm amendment, #men ms :mn
“Pl 11499? =e*_lL..l>°,olP-.14
regard to the dry 'municlpalitqst
where the cclnmiision deems advis-
able, subject to approval by thc Gov-
emor in Council, also provides that
at any time after one year fromthe
coming in force of the Act. if twen-
ty percent of the resident electors
of the dry municipality petition for
s. local vote on Government Control,
such a vote shall thereupon be taken.
Premier rtllodes' amendment was
introduced just as consideration of
the bill in coinlnittee of the whole
had been completed, with _tl-is ex-
ception of section 30 and clauses de-
pendent on it. Immediately on the
reading of the amendment. Hon.
William Chisholm, Leader of the op-
position, rose to say that the Ounc-
sitioia had voted against the bill on
second reading because it had been
un-British and undemocratic in
delegating to a Commission powers
that should have been invested in
the Govemor in Council or the M8-
Ilslsum. no some :mn mnsud in
show that R. B. Bennett had recent-
_ly opposed a Federal measure which
he believed vested arbitrary D°W°fS
te what would Mi’
Bennett say to a bill which delegated
rsolvnlz. April ls.-luime ls asv-
ln¢ nm moss uneaaterllke weather
l.. ...ml nm ws fem-°°“
forthescoondtluseinteudlyel
violent hall storm struck the city.
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lille
Eiga;
ici lit' Thtvt. . -
edp]‘;ry"§,‘,,m ,QM  Journalists. Enters Peacefully \
all minion .......... onvllllllll CANADA., FOREMOST
JOURNALIS T PASSED
AWAY LAST EVENING
Premier 1;!-hd-des Moves Mr' J' E° B' Mccready’ The ast Bandits Abduct Chin-
Of The Three Confederation
 me 1 I '
h
snoinsrciiinuilooansaeossssisisscssocslaeooutsaoloryssuc-
lPiritedmelo!`thhDom|a|oninilo)llli|lgolllr.J.|‘.l.lcCrcadyat
hiss-csideace.t5 laaswcrih Aveusc.dhsrlcttetcwa.isst algae at u.u,in
thetindyearoilaisage. Ki'.\ie¢i'el47laabeeofcrlcaga|-raaldolduian.
afamiharriguloscevernaeialhiacityaadgreeilybclovsssysllsssm.
mvhltyetlarse. nlssaaeiagsilieoasisticscleeesm-rottosuwaoasse
hlmciiherpersoualiyerthreughhhwrliiagaaalboturoeinihepass. Born
revenues. N-'B..aoolleeh.iaie.aewuillcaosorcnarialuccnssy
of the United Bmpin-ldyalhtsieek `
Newspaper work earlyctatmelhhattentloa. lint aaa reporter na it.
John Telegraph. and later as parliamentary correspondent for Maritime
iouraalsand forthe Tcreoic °'0lelie”atthetta\sc!0enfederation. He was
formanyycarladiier-in-chic! cf the lt. .lcha ‘l‘ele¢raph.aodinlater ysars
editor ol the Charlottetown Guardian. After his retirement from active
ncwspapcrworkhswasenctnielbvtliabepaltaseutcfihelniericrat Ot-
tswl. io leak after Pollklty and Immigration matters for the Province for
clglltysars. lisce lU\t.aattlIcl»roarylaot.lh.l¢ce‘reelyllaeccniribsied
slmaicsilyrcruuoasrlsucmiaoosrsuo. nls°'l¢oa's,syia»w»y'l.m
bccnaseurcecftaicmatieaaadpleasaretciaaunerablcreedsntnrcagh-
csethhrruviucesiltheseyeave. liamatursjadgmcmtopsaescsiiousc!
public interest enlhisehermiagphiiosephyoflifahavo glvaatclriawril-
ingaawtde-spraadsppaalwhichwillbegreatlielielldiioorrsadcrs. Ms-.
ncorcadywaeiacat oenpaalonabinaadoaewaeaeverdailiahisccmpasy.
ProhablyoaecfthebaetrcadmouinCsnaIahe_wosaeveretsloss!orsn
aptqsaisiicmsslhiencnerywaselaaeirnarveleas. leccsldqsciaaiiells
olanlcsosis sileaghaadwiia verbal seeurasyi Dues hcjaad tae late Mr.
\w>~e;\“» ew- w__-in ‘ _-_*»41~,~  we
also ,, .nsalr¢asec»ei_er_gsriol»
lefai\lsi»¢uls»\iii_\_o_.‘eali_ls_ casio..  iuuosesitimiu.
Assnoptisulattherewersfewiccqsal.larlasacaoclIlr.llc¢rcady. las
’ Asking $2oo,ooo
1t=»1\d__!4M__e_1l f J°\l_fQ1iS1l\ IS
éscoca
==':l=-:|:
;-li
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:sassuvs
zru-urs-ll
i ese Pastor And Are
Ransom.
l-
ilpeeiil to the Goal4lsh)`
PEEWNG, China. April i5.-Ohin-
ae bandits today captured a Canad-
ian. O. A. Bridgmau of the United
Church of Canada and the Chinese
Pastor at Chang Chew on the Yangt-
sc Kim, so mils below cnungkins
and conveyed them inland. Ransom
of 070,000 was asked. The British
consul at* icherig is maiaing repre-
seotaizion to the authorities demand-
il-ll their imlncdiats ielcaae.
Mr. Bridgeman lisa been stationed
at ruchow, which is not far from
Chang chow and has been in Chine
since 1918. I-le was in Canada cn
Made Good
NUI Fletcher. who left Toronto.
Dntarlo. aaaboywithiencesstsln
his pocket and returned a wulthy
mn, ls lo- mein no lunssl gm
of the shrine Urder, that of impar-
lal potentate, at the forthcoming
 _wg __  ogy-M.mn|,,.Fi&lt¢ly Officers
fmobuth in lg. but rdmned in Shfiltfl’ Chlidlibl ISIC Ilhbs
1920. 1-lla haue is in Winona and .
his parents are living there. Mr. '-”"""*_"'
Bridglnanhaaaviieanaohreachiid-|‘ .
lil- Hll Wife Wal formtly Mil liar-  
57-°»°55-'"7-"°‘°""" "`° " `"° " ‘ Trial Af saved.
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Dep. Minister And
At Lil: pl'el.lmin;ry inquiry beings
.....\.:;.lo.:lry Wyatt of Suinmerside, on
liicnday afternoon into the charge
.marriot Walter Landry for breaking
. into the store of Brace. McKay de Co.,
C0nferInM0n_ct°n and stealing some nioney, four wit-
'_" pear from the evidence that the on
was always locking for the silver liulugl and evcnin his strongest denuncia-
ticns or condition. he always 'lsalesua s way in wales enero cools so lm-
provemcat worth- while. llc haded hyproerisy, and was always intolerant of
those who pretended one thing and practiced the opposite. His blitereti.
denunciatlons were written of these in public life who publicly professed to
be what they privately were not. Some of them never forgave him lor this;
cthcn mended their ways, no longer being numbered among the o_ui:'aeis ol
decent public life, and became his lrleuda andadmlrcrs.
As a inagaztuc and special article writer, Mr. Mcvraady was in great
demand; and especially during the war demands were lneeaaenely made upon
him tc write authoritatively on some phase or other of oooleleraticn history.
llc rarely turned down such requests, and so his name and fak_s aa a writer
became national and almost international. As a lecturer and debate!-ha
was much at home, and in his earlier days in great demand. In s word Mr-
Mccresdy has been sn ideal. sregreceiva eitlsca ever llsviug thc best io-
terests ol the community at belt and giving ol hh greet talent and ability
in the furthering thereof.
lliacclioagsecandcoslrueslaihenewleapsrweridleaeiahiadeath. a
lu-ima sos neocons solec. pliloeesber ssl telcos when li wul as im-
possible to replace.
Mr. Mc0r\ady ls survived by Un. Mcdready. one son, Mr. Ernest W.
Mcbready, lt. John. ll. IJ one laughter, Mrs. A. I. 0. laaslaie. Tormto;
Miss Lillian P. Nichol, granddaughter. Brooklyn: lilr. Jalan Nichols, grand-
son, Florida: lilr. John I. Ho0|\ldy» gllllaon. lt. Sell: all llaairr Arthur
W Beariatc. grandson, Toronto.
Annual Sessions
Miss Marion Douglas, President
Died Last Night of Federation Outlines Past ............. ......_ -A.. A...-. -1 _
‘ liumlsl rrcimns. the work of the
Year’s Work. Instructive Lec
ures Delivered by H. H. Shaw
Supt. of Education and by Prof.
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suplgvgggny 0|rnCuL5 1-N trance into the store had been ef.
Magnum; ppgyyqgg Wag fected through a ventilator, 'about
‘ w. A. roulvo on rllodasla or fifteen by twenty inches. in a view
I WORK FOR COMING SEASON. 81865 W1lld°W in the 0566. Whlilh ie
' .___ in thc rear of the store, and the
_ MJNCKTDN, April 15-A confer- money taken from the cash sales
‘ ~'1o¢ of the supervisory fishery ofii- drawer. Mr. Gorrili, the accountant
I clals in the Maritime Provinces with of the firm, stated that when he left
1 the Deputy Minister cl rlslieries, Mr. ills ewes between nsu past live Ano
W- A- F0094- Of 0lMWl» UPGMQ Il six p. rn., on the tenth oi' April, when
the Brunswick Hotel here ycrterdly the store was closed, um-c was about
Ind Will Cbhtlnl-le £0611- The DODUW 522 in cash in this drawer and the
Mlnlelef i8_ Dfdldlht M14 th°“ ll- ventilator, which was on hinges, sp-
tctdlhl ll‘0 Dlhtflot U\lp8l‘Vl!0l‘5 A. Wu-eg w be c]°”d_ on his ‘ntvu
|L. Barry. of Newcastle; J. P. Calder, to open me ,tom nm mont" .bout
ie: cm-lpobsuo; cl. ll. 311111011. °f sewn owioelr, no o-ent to the office
Fredericton; B. T. Gallant, of Char- md an Nm' “um “pm to mum
lottetown; Donald sutherland, of some mm", B. found no money in
|Pietcu; A. G. Macleod, of BY4\'l°Y~ the cash drawer and locking towards
and lt. li. Shreve, of the Maritime me venmnor' he uw mn “ Wu
mm °m°°_ 'I' Hmfn' open and mud on the inside ss well
D°P“W W“1'“’ ”“°" ”"‘ "I" ss outside, siroetly below the ventil-
\£:’°;;f.“:;°’;?;:_°: I1” dh' ator, on the plate glass window. Bub-
of the work of the fisheries service  zgvxagnffuglklhzjg, 3
uesses were examined. lt would ap-
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I
in me Mm” L ‘ ' f th cachln season The ~
' °’ ° ‘ppt 3 ` the cash drawer. These were handed
m°°un" h° md' 'Wm un N wh' to the police. who in the meantime
°“°"“°"° "we" w E wmmmom °° '  - 7 I I I A I tm cd time nent may Rcurdms
There hid Nm '°m° 1‘“P’°"°'“°“" " ` uw" mhm“'mum°u émnmy in hsd been making some investigations.
th bill in committee. slid Mf-
m °,m ,M my ml mi, .ms 1...-  ‘ me mrltlma, ur. round me out °’°°°’ °°"" "’°“ “‘° ¢1°"°' ”“
°“"“° ' I. e - 0 0 it nm snows s distinctive improve- “"4" *'“°"“°“°"‘ f"°'“ CN" °f W'
noun' V ` ment within the past year and that 1|” K““°' V"°°°*°°° "° 'md Ah
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. indications for the future were vel? "'“°'_°""“'
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baht mated* Continued on Page 3.
Following the close of the confer- ‘
ence here the Deputy Minister will . 
go to Halifax and other Nova Scotia “I Fl ane
points ic some to departmental 'll y
matters. lug
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pupils or west scent sonocl, or pen-
xoncs scrap-noon. tuchins MNH-
cz me upper more
history. the with
cr Prime Street oonooi, the lied
Oren exhibit and the BchoclBuppl.1_
exhibit. attracted much awn-
tieu and elicited much favorable oem-
llngnt from the teaches.
rewious to ine readies et the
Preaibuth repdt the lninutll of the
lest annual meathg were :tad oy the
Mr. James Mcoailuns me
the following commi-
rl-eus, ia. I. w.
ef Dlinafcrd and Mk.
: Iinsncc. Messrs
cad
HEAVY RAINS
IN REGINA
DISTRICT
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City CIoak'ed`In Dark-
ness And Traffic and
Telegraphic Com..
aunication Disrupt.
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(Spaniel to the (lrla.rd.la.n)
RIIDINA. April 15.-Power house
workers tonight battled a nmios'
hreahdcwn While Regina was cloak-
ed in ssrlmess. 'zfnc ol-css came so
1 cblcek this afternoon after rain.
had drenched the district. For hours
street ear traffic was tied up and
telcgraphie ccmmunioaion was ser-
iously disrupted. Tellepilonc reports
show heavy rains felling all through
southern Saalrai/ol1e\\\'a.l1 in districts
which suffered heavily from drought
last year, following a terrific duse
storm. At Neroid a southern town,
more rain fell than during all of
1929. The duet storm lmtasd 10 hours
but the rain Wes highly beneficial to
the dry diatzdct.
At Swift Cul-lem and other points
mme than three quarters of an inch
of rain wus reported. It is expected
that seeding will be general all over
Saskatchewan. this week. Conditions
are very favorable.
Wheat Marketing
I Bill Is Approved
(special to the Guardian)
LONDON. April ll.--Wm. Graham.
Pr@¢|ent.¢f1.l‘|¢B00.l'dCf Tflde told
alquutlotlel' in the 1-louse of Come
rmns today that the Australian Par-
liament had approved on second
food-ing the wheat marketillg bill 5-
tabliahing a central wheat market-
ing board. The Board would be sue
pam;-ed to guarantee wfheat growcn
a nl-ice of four chillin!! B bllehel.
tlm fugrefrpo being limited to next
season but with a provision for some
guarantee in subsequent yelli-
_Introduces Bill
Re Rum Runners
(Canadian Press)
IDNDON. April 15-The House U
Commonabyavoicofilbtoldi
, today gave a Liberal member lull
to introduce a hill to entitle iii
sou-s or mas is suspend or owed
the ccri1i.ilcaiJc of any Master, NNI
or Engine!! 05818136 i.n the illicit)
irriil>0\l‘tlt.loh ol iilioxical»il‘lE HCNGI
into United Stahl territory.
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