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ntative ate For Electron Announced
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    P R E P A R I N  “Deliberate Misrepresentatioif’  
al>l-:RAL ELI-;c'rloN ill 'Nl/lllf
issolution ‘Expected Tonight-
Conservative Leader, Hon. R.
B. Bennett Issues Warning To
Governlnelit Supporters Re
Early Prorogation.
(Canadian Press) """"""""""`"
OTTAWA. Ont.. May 29-Unless there are some
elitireiy unexpected developments, election day will
be Monday, July 28. This eveliirlg in the House of
ominous, Prime Minister Mackenzie King asked for
,Id Obtained assurances from party and group lead-
ers that they would cooperate with the Government
in an attempt to conclude the work of the session
in time to prorogue tomorrow evening.
The Prime Minister informed- the House, that if
it was found possible to prorogue tolnorrow he
would ask His Excellency
the Governor General, for
imlnediate dissolution. and the election would take
place on July 28th. Failing this, the election would
have to go over for two weeks until August 11. The
Prime Minister’s request
to the House came after
the Government had withdrawn from the order pa-
per remaining legislation of a contentious nature,
leaving only the Parliamentary estimates to be dealt
ith. I
ill. Kin: cave the
uillber of reasons wiig' he consider-
it \.-ry in-.portant that the elec-
lcrl clay srollld br- in July instead
iAuru.=' At. the outsct, he denied
inlmor ihat the Government was
lS€°'l..r&.‘.1tn: asking for di.-so-lut,iol‘.
tomorrow night. even if the business
tl Parliament remained unfinished.
But, said l\ir, King, an Imperial
onfercliee had been called at which
:nada slloilld be represented. No
utter wllat. party was returned to
ver. the government chosen would
'fe to make seine preparation for
at coaiorriico if Canada was to be
equatcly represented. l-Io doubted
tilis wolilfl bc possible unless the
llcilon was held on July 28. There
*6'HlWHi'.\ the possibility that the
sllli of the election would leave the
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
OOMING EVENTS.
MEETINGS, ETC.
"l'. lil. C. A. Rumlnage Sale this
Mfliillc, in n'<‘lock. . 4088-5-30
"Molliasue  stupendous
f'-Y at Y ro s Theatre. 4017-5-29-Si.
v"54’c ihr Cornwall Play at York.
"f\l11°wa:»-. .nine itll. losz-5-so-el.
cn"Rc.=rl‘\-e 'l'liilrsday. June Sth. for
'""\"3Il Plat: Canoe Cove.
40B2~5-29-Si
dA`f"°- M 1" A. Rummage Sale, Fri-
~‘ ‘“°fm11§ at 10 crclcck.
4089-5-29-21
__'é
lo
A’ l"\’°'l”r'cion on riionda June.
. , y_
Emi lhv Cavendish Players will pre-
'“‘ "1’f.\'r_= nl Lol-o. aoso-o-as-al.
FC'r'tl_l=f' 'riot-arl;l<l.s" auction
hmll'Fl'° Party ill Caledonia Hall
` 5" “~‘ li 15 sham- loeo-5-so-ll.
"Tl`»‘ F-olll';s Club will be loading
F353* ‘ll'Pli and calves on Wednesday.
""'l1-llilu List with secretory.
lose-s-zo-zl
ll
m:l*;‘:IT\'° Saturday. June 7th for
chu'rcI" P l‘.\’ the ladies of Baptist
1 lt' Moore as M':`l»eori's.
4058-5-30-ll.
“Plav .."Th¢_'r`I`_ ..
my - . 'lree Pegs will be
Imhalttfl tn' Marshfield Womens
“ghd” lyil Heartz Hall. East Royalty
o. *--
ltlifers ll'lmgne"“ by Ht. Peter!
m" Fir, “Wigan Hall. Dance
. ' " 4079-5-30-Jun!-I.
..
no §f;f_'I_° Tllfsdly. June ard. for
‘Yan Hall D°“°0n Dubbo" in George-
:l~, Dramétl;'°!P1\i¢d by Mount stew-
° Club. use-li-ae-al
..T, ____
\.i| D';§_e‘;3'li¢r Bed Bridge players
il- Mu; 111 their ally "Mummy ana
hw P YS in New London Hall.
AY. May 3o_
r
members a
'question of which party vu entitled
to fonrl a. Government, uncertain. In
that event. soirl Mr. King. Parlia-
ment would be summoned in order
to decide what course of action
should be taken. But then it would
be even more difficult in foot., for
Canada. to have representatives at
the Imperial Conference.
Other reasons advanced by Mr.
King against delaying the election
were the approaching wheat harvest
in the west; the dislocation of busi-
n'enso”1`='e6a$ein'lee'l‘?sfi'l0yoral6ag
cnmpaigrl; and, the fact that it was
now a. month since he anonunccd
the Governn~lcnt's intention to hold
an election, and the campaign had
been virtually in progress during that
time.
Bennett Issues Waming.
In agreeing to assist in the bring-
ing about of pl-orogatlon tomorrow,
Hon. R.. B. Bennett, Opposition
Leader. issued it warning that Gov-
ernment supporters would find them-
selves confronted with the Pnme
Mlliisi.er‘s request for a speedy dis-
oluticn if they endeavored to say,
during the Campaign. that the Con-
servatives had endorsed the estimat-
es. It would be idle to say that a. full
opportunity to examine the estimat-
es had been given. if the House pro-
rogued tomorrow night. On the oth-
er hand. the effect on the business
of the country would be considered
as well ns "the very earnest desire
everywhere apparent that this nd-
ministraiion should be replaced by
another one at the etrlim. possible
moment." '
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OTTAWA. May I9-lCPl--'l"hex'e
vie;-a 2,769 persona incarcerated in
Canadian pe\1itA'lt.lArie! during the
_rear 1928. ncwrdirig to on anlwor tn
a question given in the House of
Commons today. Of that number 2-
569 were white, 00 colored. 42 Iruiim
'l half breed and 'li Monlviilln
-_....» ..
"The Mount Stewart Dramatic
Club will present their fun provoking
ploy. "Deacon Dubbo" 0- M. B. A.
Hall. Vernon River. Thursday, May
Nth It I P. M. D0h't miss it.
3903-5-2'!-Si.
°°Don'i. fail to seo the Yellow
Back. Jaime Oliver Curvoedl mighty
north woods thriller, in spring Val-
IOY Millhfo Prldly- ltlhlvy BHG!!
anon-s-ao.|i.¢¢4.¢,-4,,
emi-ay. _ wel-ooo.
Justices Urged
A s G' o v e rn o rs
OTTAWA. May 29 -J. S.
Woodsworih, Wlnnipeg Laboritr.
went further in the House last
night than urging the appoint-
mont of a. Canadian as Governor-
General. He agreed to name the
Canadian for the post.
Sie.. W~»-t-5a=a=‘~.-3 so:-°.;\te¢:i Hu:
suggestion oi’ J. F. Pouliot (Lib-
eral, Tandscolratai. that 5:: Cl-.fel
Justice of Canada should auto- .
matlcaliy become the Govcnior-
General of the Dol:-lnlon.
Carrying the suggestion further I
he advocated making the chief _
Justices of the various provinces I
the Lieutenant-Governors of those `
provinces.
BANK MANAGER;
AT MUNTAGUE
is nniinrlll
Is Recipient of ManyI
Addresses And Pres- I
entations On Eve Of I
Departure for Stel.i
larton, N. S. '
Signal honor was paid by the cit-
izens' of Montague to Mr. George B.
Clarkson, Manager of the Montague
branch of the Bank of Nova. Scotia.
on the eve of his departure 'or I '~l-
t.ague`bral'lcl'l for several yea.:., dur-
ing which time he ha: taken active
the Town Council presenting him
with a beautiful silver tea. service, the
Curling Club _with li set of curling _veal-s, will be divided into three first
stories, the Masonic Lodge with a prizes. each amounting to about
complete all or golf sticks and`oalls,I
CAN. MARKET
tCanad1an Press)
l LONDON. MAY 29-British motor
:manufacturers are preparing to in.
lvade the Canadian market. They
Iproposed the establisl-lment in Can-
,ada of assembling and manufactur-
ing plants backed by aggressive
Isalcsmunship. This was brought out
Im private discussion between Brit-
=ish and Canadian delegates attend-
Iing the congress of the Empire
I Chambers of Commerce today, when
_what was described as United States _;|
‘dominance of the Carlaldlal-l motor E
markets was alnollg the subjects ex
pinned. .
Einstem Tlieory
Study Costly
CHICAGO. May 28--Attempt
io comprehend the Einstein thc-
ory has its dangers other than
mem stn.inL-ig of the cranium.
John K. Chrimelc. formerly an
instructor oi' physics at McGill
University, Montreal. cogitated on
the theory most of Sunday night
in his apartment. Finally he fell
asleep with a. lighted cigarette in
his hand.
Firsmen rescued him. severely
burned, alter $10,000 worth or
damage had been done by flames.
His wife and ci\"d and lix other
residents were forced io flee the
blaze. _ ~
Fortunes Await
Lucky Ones In
Sweepstake
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CALCUTTA. India. May 29--A i0-
larton, N. S., to assume lilzllia; ment m °f f°‘U' and 5 lm" mm\°1'1 (10116-\'5
of me Banl: intl-loirown. lvlr. .;l-,.l¢- will change hands in the calollns
son has been in charge of the .‘.'..m- 5W°°l>Sf»&k¢S 011 £116 EH¥ll5h Derby
at Epsom Downs. June 4th.
A pool now contains around 000,-
part in everything tending to thcI000 pounds fabout $4,500,000.) It is
welfare of the community. The afl- ‘ undersood that after deduction of
dresses published below. were accom- the expenses of the Calcutta Lui-I
panied by appropriate presentations, club the first prize will be 3s3,0oo
pounds <about $1,640,000.) Tliis, ac-
cording fo the custom of reoen.
129.000 pounds. rap,-lroximaiely $645,-
tne united church with - alan and ` ooo.» 11.0,... Wh., .|,-ga, sm. ers Wm
uno starr tr the sank will-l n none- I get about 500 ,,o,,,,d,, ,ammd “__
came club bag. low)
’I'he Guardian heartily joins in thel
good wishes expressed in the ad-
dresses presentcd to Mr. Clarkson on
this occasion. '
Address on behall of the Town
Council.
To Mr. George B. Clarkson and fam-
ily. . _ -
-ph, -you-n Council yearmd mm , istry announced today. that a small]
|Canad|an Press)
LONDON Mav 29-The Air Min
very sincere regret tl ~‘. circumstances "U had 5°” f°\H’\d in 0110 of the
render it necessary for -our removal U5 5585 Of U19 R-l00. slant dirigible.
. 5
to g mo, gpm,-¢ gf 1.50,- Bu; be whose flight tn Canada was a few
the Town of Montague, desire to con-
, , . -
2; 7 fn Prlsans ‘fore your departure we, representing fl“l'l° B80 1708190006 to the end Of
June or tho beginning of July. The
I O
lon ve_v to you an expression of the nigh Mi\‘ll5%l’.V 811004 U1!-if the defwt had
of The Donun esteem in which you are held in the bt-*C11 1'Pl1llf9<l~ T110 111151119 WM lt-
' estimation of the citizenslof Manta- tflbuwl *D ith* Chlfihs of one of the
D U 1' l fl 8' 1 9 2 9 'gueq wires and not to deterioration of the
Looking over the past, we find it flbrlif-
is about fourteen years since ycu
came to our Town-quite o Lag time
in the span oi’ life, indeed, ao long
that we camo to look on you as one
who would always (during your ua-
¢--as
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Year’s Sentence I
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Cowardly Act
W‘IN'Nl’PDG. Man.. May 29-Se-
lieved to be the victim oi’ it gun-
oammuad on Pu' man's bullet. Wlsyl Baron. 50, was
found dead in the kitchen of his
home early today with it bullet
wound in the back of his head. Bar-
lin. sitting in s chair reading. had
been shot from behind and appar-
(Canadhn Proust 'ently given no chance to escape. A
BURAT, Bombay, India, May 29- purse containing $100.00 and placed
One year of rigorous ilnprisonrncnt, in another room had been taken by
win the sentence imposed today upon the thug. leading police oo believe
Chimanhal Chiney. President of the robbery was the motive behind the east, rather than stay another sum- with Robert Crawford at the con-
sul-st National congi-eu committee shooting. Mrs. Bal-on dlacoverni the merinoolifdri-ua Therefore the 1°-m' trois and accompanied by o Miss
and leader of the League of Youth body upon her return from A meek ,_,,`__._....___._.....i._.
,vflhdisforiaottiagautnics ,lu nmtinueccoruol  nadooaueatuooocvorwokotim
-nu
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' Ofihlals of the Beauharnois Power
'Company and its sponsors were'
charged L-l the House of Commons
with lkliberaie misrepresentation'
Wl\¢n I'r0rrcsslves ami Conservatives
Icrf. Gardiner, Prog-rcssive leader. de-
‘manded an explanation from the
‘K°""'"m°"*- and charred fast com-Iaavlnlry oonlmituo to roeommonal
Pa".\".l araoriates received a total of adoption oi' Beauharnoig plan. andl
5104'55“»00" lf-'I' l11‘0l110ill1g thc'now a director of the company; l2iI
Ffhemr- The Phulograplls here show: R. 0. Sn-eoze_v. head of Beauhal-nnia'
I lit Hon. W, L. M~:Do\|gald. whosnIl’ower Company. and (3l Hon. An-A
'““"°d ln "I “"3/Ck MM' 32nd- FDD- I name was mentioned in discussion ` drew Hzrrion. another senator whose-
.ISLANDERSI
AT MCEILLI
(Canadian Press)
£4 MONTREAL. Que.. Msy 29_Hi;r-
Arts in English from McGill Unlver-I
sity today. L. J. Crozier, of Danlleyf.,
P. FJ. I.. received the Eaclielorls de-I
_grec in Arts anrl George Haslam. oil
Bradalbane. P. E. I.. graflllatcd in
Agriculture with the B. S. A. degrecl
PUTATUES
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#Canadian Pressl I
mzpaarcrolv. N. B., May ze--I
Tim close of the shipping seas-on for
New Brunswick certified seed pot.a-I
toes was reached within the past fowl*
days and the total shipment of scerl\
stock of this class alnourlted to 325i
carloads. or 215.000 b\lshr>l.<', The mar- l
ket proved good tl'lrcllgl°lout the sea-I
son and sliiplncnts accounted forI
about scvclrty-five percent of ihef
production of certified stock. Titel
chief varieties. shippnl were. green.
niollntains, irish cobblers. bliss tl'i~I
umphs and spaulding rose. wlili at
few other varieties grown on a snlalll
scale. The principal markets takilrtl
New Brunswick seed potatoes wercI
the State of Maine. other New Eng-`
land States, New Jersey. Noi-iii Caro-l
lina. Ontario. Quebec. Newfound-~
land and Cuba, Jamaica and the
Western Provinces. Growers in inc.
Saint John Valley also purclrased zl
number of carloarls.
Present indications point io a
larger acrealze beintl @llf’fl’Pt'l 7°' "1"
iillcation in the season of i930. The
seed potato V certification ~=’fl'\i\”C
works our. of Fredericton.
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Return To P. E. I.
From Califomia
_-_a I
Mr. arl.-l Mrs. E. H. Beer. and Mus
Bessie Boer have retumed recently
to Charlottetown from San Diem.
California where f-My ‘W-“ll W fe'
side two and ons-half years ago
with the idea of living theft* D2?-
mnnently. Their son Mr. Walter Bef!
who was in Kerltville Sanitorium. al-
so went to California for the benefit
of his healtli. The Ban Fernando
Veterans' Hospiel ln whirl-l he was
located is situated inthe. San Fer-
nando Valley some twenty miles du.-
tlnt from the coast. In the summer
,won mg tamper-aturc was found
to be too high to benefit the patient
and he mule up his mind to return
oldwiloyd Jenkins. of Cl'lariottctown.`_
P. E. I.. was gracluaied liiartcr ofI
` lla first of Si.. L1u'rence iratcrwayslnamc who brought into the debate. A
solvents s§lfA'g2.”lI.§fM l
Porter Reveals $18,000 I.
Income Salary And Tips
._ DETROIT, May 23--Spectators in
the ooilrtrczllll of Judge Alfred J Mur
.~"~15' to-d.-”._\' Esincd ali idea or the ex-
icrt to w`_~lioll the travelling plibllrl
tlpr- lis .=ci"'-'nits \vl~»n they listened
to fest.ilnon_'.' lil iii* <li\'orl~» suit of
Iifrs .lor-sie H Mltcllell. agfiznri Max
well V, Mit/sliell. head porter- ai one
of Detrolis lcaclilig hotels. I\fIltol'lell~.
Vps for one _\ear. according to iliv
testimony. totaled appr:lx.n'latel:.' $12
CCO
In addition li was testified. he ear
ned an nnrlual salary of $6.000 prob-
aifly l~rl:f:r~ than many of tfhoeq who
ripped him. Mm Mit/:.l1eil charged
xhaf, her- lhusband gambled and
di-s.rk io excess ard rl-as m~u¢l_
'i’hou;rh he had entered li, cross-bill
Maxwell offerefl no defence and
Judge l\i:i:'g."I1.‘-' c'.\`e':r':i the decree
grant:-rl. The criuplo married July 19
1923 artcl sf.>pa:~stocl lass August
'naive lviilnliolfloollal-” '
Counterfeit
Plant Raided
rspccial to the Guardian) I
.\TE\V YORK, May 29---Crashlngi
liito a room on the top floor of ai
Brooklyli ap:ll'tln1‘nt buildmf'. scvcllf
Ea~i1 time their big press turned over.
$540 ln rllrrclicy was printed; three
S50 bills. 15 twenties and nine tens.
Al're,=t'>d ln the room were Perlcle
Federal .fccrct .<.er\'lcc agents tliis;Ma:'ln:~rlni. swirl to he organizer of
morning crlptilrefl elle of the mosiI
imteiiiollslv dexlserl counterfritlrlzI
p_lan‘.s on i‘ecr>l'd. alorl; with $1.000.-l
000 in spurious bills. It was a stag-I
;::'l'il1g blow to bil: time crime anti,
the srcorlfl r-uch blow io he clellvor-
the counterfeit ring; Joseph De
Ncfzrls. reputed to be the financial
hacker of the venture. and Matteo
.\lalt@l'a, who bears the ominous ap-
nellafion of fha "Doctor." and who
the Federal mcn said. was some-
I
e'l liars ill New York over a period! thing cf a wi-ni-ri at the art of turn-
of 24 halll~.=_ while $1.300.00il worth'
of s:lltt-eriniz jewels. all presllliieri t/all
hive been stolf=n, were resting in
l".»llce Comlnissioner Mulrooney'.sI
_'aff' at l-leaduuarters. '
The Federal lnen crept. up the
stairs of tl1e""`l§rool'<l_\'ll apartnlellt
lililnniored dowli the doors and liab-
lng out spilrloua currency. The coun-
rrfeiv monr»_v could not be detected
as spllrlous without the closest scrut-
iny, lr, was said. Thi- ceuliterfeiters
were _lust preparing to start distrib-
u‘ion of a million dollars worth of
tha paper. when the raid came.
According to the agents. their sys-
berl tllroo mon caught workin; overx tem of dir-tl'l\1\ltl0ii in Wllifh W0
the lithographing plant freln which, liilclfllenlcn obtain .small l7l'0f\lS Of
ih°_\' hafi already turned out a size-  the hills before thcff Rf’ Wi lil Clf'
amp (anime in current-_v. The billsI culatlon. is known to authorities. Ac-
BANK CLERKS
ARRESTED
Four Years of Gambl-
ing On Stock Market
,Led To Their Down.
fall.
'Special to ui.. cans-ll..s.~.
TORONTO, May 29--Foul' years
of smlallns in me sr/xr insure; lr
which heavy losses were lrlcurred ii'
the collapse of the market. resulted
in the arrests yesterday* afzernocli on
¢11B!‘¥a'. of colrsplracy and ilu-ft. of
.$25840 of three _voting llani; clerks
Those arrested were Francis P. Loo-.
r3'. single, aged 27 of 60 Hampton
Avenue; Wilfred Tomlinson. singlet
aged 26. of 756 Giaflstozie .-\‘-erlue
and Leslie Garfield Pellner, single
aged 23. of 38 I.ngl'la.l'li Avenu»=. Al!
three were lodged ln Dundas E-treef
West Police Station. being unal:l»= ta
raise 515.000 each refluil'efl' for balb
T’l-is arrests by dezeciites Water.
house. McAllister and Efvllig word
made .in the office of Crow-i-l Attor-
ney Eric Armour. after the clerics
had made confemions of their part
lp the theft, it is said.
A few days ago a collferelife, 'rag
held by the three men. elim ac-
‘cordlng to the staieinsn' of i_o"~l-v,
Ithey found tlieliiscires at the end
of the road and being unable to
Imake good their losses through spec-
iulation confessed to the hlaizager.
I Chief Inspector F. C Keliiiefi- lf tho
IR.o_\»al Bank of Caliada. ulirl olloirt
all three \1.~er»= elilplcyefl. 'ook l‘il"l'§§
Inf the cssf. The Lhres riccoliimiiierl
Ihim to the Citv I-irill n~l1=re theil
ll-tc,-log, were related and the arrest!
followed.
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1New Zealand /S
;SufferingFr0m
Trade Depression
I
I
` lspel-ini io one lluardluil
\vr:1.l.rNG°l'or<. flew za.-.land M1!
~9-.Nevl' Zealand. like ine 1'1"!-i of th*
world. ls lnvollecl lil ill'.°:':`l.1‘.l'1112l
,M-me depression. dcmons;rat1.~fi bill
ihe fact that lilo new Y‘i'°n‘~1"1`- H011-
'G W, Fcrlaes. estlnlates i,i‘ie1'P "Sill U5
in burlqet. deficit of ab'-ur $14000 000.
ID,-mop., meagurar nf ecolic-lrl,\~ ard
lforesludow/ffl. Tire" inrlilflc lil* -‘°\“
mg of about gzgmooo on ll°l~ncl~. and
fthe saving of the sam” zililvliill. U1
lcenerai rlepartmental casts. Eailrild*
Iliures for crlllrailon and l\0SU5@3-A
I\~lll lo- cm. an-l even t`u‘\1~ ‘"3
. be, aricliiional tsxat
IP:-emier For = _
i '"lll be unavoidable. 
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The Weather, etii
I iuilim' A Q
l Mountain oth' or
_` Q;
.~.lre:i<l_v engraved were starkefl inlcorrllng to tl'l° arch!-=~ Th* ¢°lU1l»¢\"I _
moat. piles in the room They were! feliel-.= had sllfficielit equipment suchI A   ls
550. $20 and $10 rlenomln-'iilol~ls. The; as c§l0¢\‘\Sl\‘P balm' and "W5 0" N55 A   _
felters used it large plate for turning out at least 85000000  T
counter - f < ‘ ' '  0 ~
which printed 27 bills to the sheet.I more in false bills, it- was slid. ‘I   
Wm* ' -WDA. il-lie 'dnrk for the Montana- villa;-c` SPECULATOR
Three Killed On l`f.`l°."`..‘..‘l‘.i2'T..l`if.i.."..”.‘....§  l \
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day to have been killed when their
Mission Of Mercy In
lspeeial to the (iuardiani
BELLE FOURCHE. S D _ Mat' 29-
A pi'l_vsir.lan, a nurse and the pilot
of an aeroplane were reported to-
aeroplane cruslred near the little
prairie town of Plnele. Montana. Dr.
A. S. sherill received an em'-rgency
call last night from it patient at
Pinelo, 80 miles from here. and lm-
mediately chartered an aeroplane.
Pilrelc is not on a railroad. and
highways were impassable.
Lindstrom. il, nurse, whom he hastily
:Special to the Guardiani
TORONTO. Ont.. May 29-
Hon. R.. B. Bennett is expected
in Toronto over the wed: end
for l conference with Premier
Frrgvlson and other prominent
Conservative leaders. and official
reports are that the conference
will complete plans for the ss-
snmptlon by Premier Ferguson of
complete charge of the Perl-y'|
Federal election campaign in On-
tario. Following the conference.
Mr. Bennett will leave for the
West. opening his tour of the
Dominion with I lhdlll' il
Willlilvtl-
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TORONTO. May 30.-» .\ifir1t\m
Moderate wands. me.=i\;.' rvesierl  i
rattled and probably some iight l
showers.
High tide rh~.< morning af
and ionigfht iv, 12.40.
sun into this evening at 73°
rises tomorrow morning an 416
Pirao quarter moon ‘.i‘umd|.1',
UL, at 532 p. L
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