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x-Pres. Laid ToRest-AlmostMillion And Half Citizens Left
omioioo Loot
4,000 Citizens
nator Beaubien Of Montrea1“ ‘
Makes Startling Statements be
ore Toronto Board Of Trade
--1,463,000 Departed In Eight
Years. » A
assau-
I-Pmlluy buffers ln the number of
cltlsens who erosa the line and gc
south. Something had been done,
the senator stated. in offsetting tba
Glress by cosenlng irnmigsauop
from Great britain. but he claimed
*H0 NMDUIH had Provad ineffective.
raw were satisfied to stay on* the
(special to the Guardian)
March li-Canada
94,000 citizens to the United
during 1929, according to
Charles P. Beaubien of
who last night addressed
to Board of Trade Club
what he described as brutal
The senator stated he had
forced to‘ go to the ~United
Department of_ Immigration
He deplcred the non
of facilities here by which
misht measure the loss she
a few months in agrarian qgplqo
ment. Senator Bsaubian suggested
assisted railroad fares_for eastern
Canadians willing to settle .ln gh;
west. Prem lm to me hs showed
Gibson. has lost 1.ees.ooo citizens.
II1Dire¢tionofHongKong
firms: moat sought the cities after;
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Doll, noted British motor racer, and
Rita Don. who “came
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horsepower won
Iet.‘ Don will attempt to smash the
  ::l1:§,k“;il:~l“ him." as they arrived in reeoird of over 2300 miles an hour,_set V i V -_-u__V
 'hu photograph here shows Kaye New York recently. ‘With his 4.000 by legravs at Daytona leach. Flor-
- ' ' - . ' der car, "Silver Bill- ida. _
Noted( Bitish Rac er And Sister  
MAY APPEAR
MARCH 20 ilR2`l
New Zealand Butter
Tariff, is Rumored.
OCITAWA, Ont. March ll.-
yea.r's budget, it is learned wil
submitted in parliament before the
expiry of the present month, prob-
ably on Mlmh 20 or Ma-rch 27. That
it will contain a omsldarable number
of important tariff changes is also
believed to be a certainty, A surplus
in the federal treasury of about $60.-
000,00o may be looked for,
To meet the challenge of the im-
pending tariff legislation now before
the United States Congres. it is un-
derstood that 1-Ion. Charles A. Dun-
ning. Minister of Finance. will an-
nounos an important increase in the
British preference on a wide list of
leading commodities of import from
the United Kingdom and other parts
of the British Empire.
EE
| Guards of the army, navy and
Body Cf
Inipressrve Fune
Mourners.
(Special to the Guardian)
WASHINGTON. March ll-This.
afiernrnn a vast throng Mid tribute
to William Howard Taft, a man
whom Canadians. to quota the words
of Lord and Lady wlllingdon. knew
as a. friend. almost ls a fellow eit-
izen, from his long summer resid-
'eneea for thlrty~three years at Point~
Au Pie, Quebec. For the people of
Murray Bay he was until the day
ol his death. still the President. To
Americans he was a great msn who
had been chief executive and afler~,
wards the Chief Justice. i
marine forces stood with drawn
swords about the casket at two
o'clock. A great procession passed;
with ceremony to All louis Unitar-
ian Church where Taft had worship-
Conlent Requirements
A -- . ». Formal Opening Yesterday.
ISWHI 0° l»h¢.6.aardlaai _ .atete Council the leialatrst-ei nr _
“‘““G~ Mem* li-The Ni- also Affairs is insirueus is sms. = .  _ ,  ._ .. .,.
im Government gheourssen i\- mgeeistisu  mem, -mg , ~ _ _ Mifrah .4 .    __ __ ,
3"* KW md the nelrh- isa "law, ohins 1-lu to lsr. than asep
Wh 01282 Pisces be restored would be declared on all l-long Kong
""1 in en order by the oornmur-lim and ngmtsrs,
_ suse. .~~~__ _ _ _ __-
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lillRlll’$ FAIR
FUR VARGUUVER
sl Shipgiragl Club shipping ' .___ `
c ves e esday. March \
, 2n.M_u_m_ (Canadian Press)
____ - ` vAN®UVlR. B. O. March ll.-
Hcpe River Dramatic Club Organization of a Worlds Fair at
C
forset the Bale March lith
L. Carr's. 3362-3-ll-Zi.
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the four' set drama "Tl-le Vancouver in lose to oslebrate the
litnhat Hope River,  eity'a golden Jubilee will ba under-
' ,taken by the vancouver lbrhibltlon
the ihree act drama "Civ" Association subfeot to the approval
in B. I. B. Hall. louria, of the City Gmail. it is announced
2:05-8-la-st by J. 0. Metheeoo.|a1eralmaneasr.
Walter Mol. President of tha B-
-I5i§‘.f,,,f,";”,§°,",,‘;,h‘“'1,“°‘{;nioruos auosisuon subs lm ss
12 to 's. 3sa'|..;; there has never been a vm-ld‘e fair
--- ' lla Canada. the lbrhibltiese Association
Monday evenins. Merch is certain that enidiuaiastio support
Out
mb hogs at Ulgg T\leaday,\l_l1|l'lts and tha_Olty Wlldl. Mi. lkth
- Ulla Shipping club. own said cooperation of the british
3|5°'3'l3°U- and commonwealth ciovemoseat be-
am; ,,., -.Mm m sides than of we ‘United MMU IM
'ln \vn¢.¢,;:yJm.,::.”;;:H other countries. is a forqoae ooo-
°"°\1h1s. March ss. if not elusionf
sw-s-u-ai _._._.-.----- gn i»
YWHI People's League
New value on is in' ’ ‘
;t.‘..,.;.=:rl_,,“, _, ;g°m1d_ Svc Hundred
-uns-|-
007.110
PSE.
WAIUINGTON. March ll-Uh
eoursgement for' the nations un-
employed was found today in tba re-
port of commerce leeretsry Lamont.
that s total af OMMOM h to be
tbl year in debt dale for
and MAUNMUO of
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101 not la
Will h
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HIB HONOR LlEU'l'~ GOVERNOR
F. B, HEAETZ
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SENTEN~lIE|J
Til W0 YEARS
,,, °' P'°"¢°~l'°y'“°" ' ‘ Convicted of Criminal
-ou¢.n.ns”::gi.u_u_ Mrllton To Help Assault on Young
' 7788 Unemployed Girl Last February-A-" at w s- m- we Gu-fd °f H°“°f
Maintains He Is In-
nocent.
lcsnadlsn Press)
OTTAWA. Ont.. Mar. ll-Louis M,
Auger. ax-Member of Parliament, for
rreseott County. was this afternoon
_ “un” "4 munmpd Fubnffound guilty by County Judge ll. J.
Daly of s charge of seduction. l-fe
-was immediately sentenced to 'a two
inn- mm in roresmouih Peniten-
tiary. His Honor :nada the specifies-
tldn that no time off would be
fanledifer the period of almost one
year  Aurer spent in lei!
awbiilag trial# ` '
» 'fbe easegrew out of use aliase-
Jynhhnm
#NU 0| Klee Laurence Martel of
Iewbdilm-Qtstbstellelal the
m. Today.
The formal opening of the third
session of the 41st General Aseamb-y
‘ly of Prince Edward Island tbok pleoa
:yesterday meompsnied by the usual
icoremonial and colorful military dis-
play. The function was performed by
I-lla Honour Lieutenant Governor
'Hearts , who was attmded by a
imounied travelling escort of fourt-A
ieen troopers from the Prince Edward
inland Light Horse in commas-is or
.Lisut. E. W. Johnson of Long River
and Lieut. J. Morris of this city,
The escort was in four sections.
Two outriders preceded the first oar-
riage and the same the second. Two
‘officers rods on either side of the
third carriage immediately followed
mm fm, °°°°';;';";°‘x‘;' fl’ will bs given to the movement bu the |
' ' ' ' 'Dominion ass rrovlsslsi ciovam- A ll G E R I Sir. six annum me the mm at s
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distance of thirty feet by two rear
.rider-s. The troopers as usual carried
.lanoes.
The Guard of Honor comprising
‘one hundred men was supplied by A
Company of the Prince Edward Is-
land Highlanders. The Guard was
‘ln son-imsnn of Meier- 1'. n. team
with Lleut. Q. Campbell and !.»leut._
W. Reid. The Guard was aiooornpllv
led by the canadian Legion Band
which played suitable selections for
the oocaawl. .
ka.-_
-..-_._-»_.-_--s
lnally attacked on Feb. lb. and 18
last year by Auger in his i-louse of
Commons room. The llrl was l'l
years old at that time. Hs was ao-
quitted a few weeks ago of a charge
of rape after his third trial. On first
being triad he was sentenced to nina
years imprisonment on the maior
.count. buteuooessfully appealed on
the grounds of mlsdlrection of the
Jury by the presiding Judge. Besides
the charge of seduction on which he
was found guilty today; Auger faces
a charge of P°1’l\l¥y‘ln connection
with svldencahe gave at his tlfkd
trial on the assault count. At all of
.bla trials . Auglr has steadfastly
maintained he was innocent or the
offences charged. _..-_ _ .
 ~="’°¢`-A-mi Of Legislative Assembly
°° "°°°“‘= ° m°m°fy in who mas their time plotting ins
is new casting eager glances downfall of the Nanlllol raglrng md.
‘”"°“°“ °‘ th’ 5”“““ °°1‘ b'°l=»“4° they Ire lil/ins under Brit-  .... -nel  ____....__
Y-i‘1i.“.`§`.Yl‘l°..`I§..Zf.’." 5.3.2 °£`i.2"°f..“&`.'..s`Z'.f." '$53 i‘»`ofo°°'l`f.'£ Opened House A Colorful Ceremony Witnessed
By Many Hundreds of People. B _ _
Hooso Adjoumod Until 3 p. »I Candi" W1" Nw
left the Drill 1-lall. prouedsd up
Kent street, to Queen along Queen
to Itiolsoond and the Parlianlant
Buildnag. Five minutes later His Hon-
or laft his residence at Edgewater. fn
the first carriage was J. Nicholson
Usher of tha Blaeklod: in the uc-
ond were His l-loner the Lieutenant
Gov\2'nor and Dol. U. G. Dawson. of-
ficer commanding the Prince lid-
wardi’alsndlii¢l-ila.ndBrislds.in< the
third warept.-Col. J. P. 1-lcoper, senior
aide-do-camp of His- Honour, Lleut.
George A. Buntaln. naval aide. and
Hia Honors Private Secretary.
Capt. P. B. fielding.
These carriages proceeded by was
0! Gflfl-OH ¢° Queen end alonl
Richmond to the Building. A salute
of fifteen guns was fired from the
Pack Roadway by a detaohmmt from
the Oth Medium Battery under com.
mend of Maior P. W. Meewavin with
Lleut. Karl Kelly. The first gun was
fired It 2.58 ds His Honor entered
the products of the I-Iouaa.
Before the Lhuianst Governor en-
tered the House the member! having
taken their seats with the Gpeaur in
the chair, the Clerk read the Pro-
clamation calling the l-louse tépthsr.
The dpaaker read a message from
the Llsulansnt Governors Private dee
rotary stating that Ilia l-fonor would
arrive at 3 p. rn. to open the House.
The Speaker then left the Chair. Just
astl1aCltyCloek wesstriking three
.tba Lieutenant Governor entared the
House preceded by the sergeant-at
Anna.
His Honor was aoocipahied by
Lt.-Col. Hooper. V. D.. M. 0. P. U.
M. 2nd Lt. Iuntaha. R. C. N.
Private laofetary. Capt.
-Col. hill. V. D.. A, D.
L. IL. Nah Cretan. C.
Halas' lmrtbas. !.l.!.l`».l!_
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|‘~elri to be fundamental to the main-
Qienaruse of a preferential tariff. steps
are likely to be announced for s
'more rlglrllscrutiny of British goods
for conunt reouia-enrent. Already the
renin-si gevn-ronentqhss taken lei-ive
 l.\1e`m.att'er `o'l"é15t'hoi'i goods and
has rsfussil further leniency in the
enforcement of the 50 percent prov-
ision in the faoe of repeated prot-
ests from the industry in the Unit-
ed Kingdom,
The budget speech is expected also
(Continued on Page 5)
I
Fight .Smallpox
lspecial to the Guardian)
LONDON. March 11-‘l'wenl.y~
two persons ln Mabmatl Gandhl’s
College of devotees at Sahara-
matl naar Ahmedabad have been
stricken with small pox. and
three are dead. a dispatch to the
Daily Express said this morning.
The outbreak of smallpox how-
ever. has not deterred Gandhi
from his intention of starting
the march. opening bis civil dls~
obedience campaign tomorrow
morning.
.___.___.____-
Worry Causes-
Cirlk Suicide
...___
(lpeeial to the Guardian)
NEW YORK. Merch ll-Desb0hd~
ency and anervous breakdowneatued
by intense study for a recital which
she planned to give in two weeks,
where believed to have influenced
Misa Elsie Mandelberg. I2. pianist
and conservatory director to commit
suicide by climbing into a bathtub
filled with burning newspapers.
¢~ss....~-.._.__....
C. P. E, I. L. H.. M8101' Tierney. P. Ii.
r 1-I. n., Maier Maononale, P. 1:. `x
H., Captain DesRnche. P. E. I. l-f., Lt.
Gerard, R. O. H. A.
His Honour than read the Speech
from the 'nu-ons which appears else-
where in this issue.
At the conclusion of the ceremony
His Hasan' inspected the fmt guard
in fruit of the Parliament Building.
after which he took the salute at the
inleraattlon of Qlllen and Ollftesa
Streets.
After ills Honor had retired the
usual pro forma bill was read. After
the motion N tba consideration of
the lpaaoh had bell carried. staod~
lng`Coo\aii rtaln offieexe
‘we ousc ad-
is

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M.
_ (Cmhmd mpegell, ,lu
_ped. Thereafter the American peo-
lple havin! given their leader to the
keeping of one God, the casket was
,borne to Arlington cemetary across
lthe Potomac River and in a green
knoll what remained of William
Canadil
. __,l._.._
A Great
Man Laid__ To Rest
° ral Of William
Howard Taft-Staff Of Can-
Government May Raise, _
adian Legation Among The
Howard Taft was ln simplicity con-
signed to mother earth, the resting
place among the graves of the
mighty overlooking the White House
where Taft lived in the days of pow-
er, when under his guidance the
people flourished and were happy.
The Canadian Minister and Mrs.
Massey together with the staff of the
Canadian Legation were among the
mourners. several of the Canadian
colony here had known the ex-Prev
ident as »a personal friend. The Can-
adian Flag again flew at half staff
today over the Domlniorfa territory
in Washington and the northern
people loined with their neighbors in
sorrow, A
Slowly the flag draped gun car-
riage moved through the streets of
the Capital. The stillness of sorrow
along the route broken by the elat-
ter of the brilliantly aoeoutrsd cav-
alry eacort, the final ride down
Pennsylvania Avenue of the man
who received the two highest bon-
ora of the nation.
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‘ Further Debate
land Tariff.
A Gov.t-1Reiuses  _
` Highways Aid
On New Zea-
Bennett Scores
l At Evening Session.
(Special to the Guardian)
OTTAWA, March 11,--By e vote
'i9 to 59, the House of Commons last
night defeated a private members'
.resolution calling upon the govern-
ment to consider grants to the prov-
inces for highway construction. The
division found the Conservatives,
and members of the U. 1'. A. and
Labor sroupe rsnsed together ln
support of the proposal. All the rye-
gresslvea with the exception of B. W.
Fsnsher. member for Lambton East.
also voted in the affirmative. Against
the proposal voted all the Liberals
and Liberal Progressive members of
the Independent group and Mr. Fan-
sher-
CYITAWA, Ont., Mar. ll--Not only
was yesterday afternoon taken up
with a discussion on highways, but
the evening as well. Both lerfers
spoke, and before them, Mr. D\*1-
ning.. Minister of Pmanu. crlticisinl
the resolution sa indefinite as to how
the load should be apportioned. Ha
referred to the Government outlay!
for transport by land. water and ll:
and concluded. generally. that no
such scheme could be embarked up-
on without increasing the debt and
raising taxation.
Mr- Bviwetvs contribution' was
primarily. an historical survey of the
highway aid plan. Hs mentioned the
feet that Bir Wilfrid Laurier in ill!
was not opposed to the principle.
Then he develolwd the theme that
rapid transport ls an essential to the
llrasent day. and that to promote it
s uniform standard of lnterprevin-
eial blghflyl is necessary. Hs aspa-
eially stressed the benefits of the
tourist traffic as a factor in promot-
ing the prosperity of the country
gm in redraaalng the ,adverse bal-
ance of trade with the United liates.
Ho laid it down as a vital thing in
the maintenance of the tourist trlf-
fle to have roadways up to a com-
mon standard wbicb. be held. was
possible only if the principle of ue-
erll aid were granted. ‘lb that pro-
posal he gave his support.
0!
leant relation between Conservative
attitudes towards highway SIMM
and election times. saying that the
Conservatives had adopted that pol-
iey before the election of itll and
1931 and were repeating it now. On
the load of obligations on the Do-
minion alonc arising out of the War
he laid stress, and while not suggest-
ing that the Federal Government
would do anything of the kind. he
observed that it would have about
as much right to ask the Provinces
to assist in paying the increased
pensions for soldiers as for the prov-
lnces to ask it to lid in highways.
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