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Wvlth MM". Flllent with dlffleul- tlee and crooner-he liae an every. day Qreatneea beyond "that which 1e won In battle or chanted in eath.

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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11_ 192s

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i? NQiliiiEiiiliRN sniis ‘SWEPTBY ilillil iBillliiilil ' “smci THE YEAR i888

Railways, Highways and Shipping Tied up by Snow and Wind Which at Times Reached a Velocity 0f 70 Miles-Nuni- erous Deaths Reported.

(Special to ‘the Guardian thousan s .

NEW YORK- Fob 10.-A sogre of ‘this ..ciiefriewfiihienniglfighfili “HWY ‘rains we“! Emile‘! i" 51m“ hishwave 0f the previous fall which drifts some-of which were 10 feet already has .6... millions 10f (lol deep in the snow bound‘ north east-liars. The gale swept out to 118:1 f?’ “tfitiom °t ‘he Umied ‘Smii-‘liliiinz upimountainous waves which r B l! °""°°"- hB-‘IIIDBPc-d shi in alon the Nomi The second storm to sweep the ‘Atlantic. pp g s region within a week characterized . Wireless companies reported num aa one of the worst blizzard since arous calls from ships requesting 1888 tied railway street and high- radio compass bearings. 511111111); wry! trattic into frozen knots 94nd Mid outlying villages were par- lett death and destruction in its ticnlarly hard hit many being‘ com- wake. pietely isolated and transportation ‘Eight trains were reported shnil- lfnen in many of these places were ed in iNew England and a dozen more were snowed. in M. various Points on the bong ‘Ielalnd ‘Raii- off Samdyilhook where wind reach way. All schools in New York fltate oil a velocity of fifty two ‘miles an and many in the surrounding gtatea hour as mmpared with the thirty

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cessful than most other marriages of that class. B. N. A. Act. as expounded and in- terpreted Maritimes prior to the unio-n had not been implemented or had pro- pamauy o" “millet”? mi9P9~mi°d~ mised conditions been in any way The storm grew to great intensity Nahum

tention

[MEET FHIINI THE jiPIiii

Pictou Conservative Member - Mak e's Strong Appeal for Maritimes.

(Clnldilg Preu) OTTAWA, Blob 10--Another sitting of the House failed to bring an end to the debate on the Conser- vative amendment to the address. Maritime rights were prominalnr. in the afternoon's session.

Colonel Thomas Cantley, Con- servative of Pictou described the union of Nova Scotia with the rest of Canada as a marriage of can- venieaice, with the marriage set- tlement written by the family sol- icitor in Downing Street. The marriage had proved no more suc-

Provision of the

to the people of the

Col. (‘pulley gave detailed at» to railway freight rates.

AVERY iARiiE

liAS (Pilii Eli YESTERDAY

Mr. L. B. Miller Elect ed Mayor by Large

Majority. Next Contain Four Ne Contests in War

NEW CIVIC GOVERNMENT Mayor Mr. L. B. Miller. Councillors.

Wiard one: Dr. Chariee Dougan.

Ward two: Mr. ‘William Moran (Fe-elected by acclimation.)

Ward three: Mr. Andrew Hen- neuey.

Ward four: Mr. E. A. Footer and Dr. i. J. Yeo, (both lie-elected).

Ward five: Mr. T. W. L. Prowae (re-elected) Mr. Samuel K "y. and Dr. J. E. Blanchard.

Water Oommieaionere. Mr. J. A. ‘Webster and Mr. H. F.

H t t d i t "di rimhi- , . were closed for the day. Country five mile an hour lblow that swept ationlti? figainstanli: Mnifitimes. §‘_’"{'.§’.'.',',,,{”‘Z§’,‘,Q§"§§°°’;J$§m§. stores were closed in bong island over the city. Exmmg r8191; he gunned, djg- mom) v "W. 79°10?!’ MN Willie!!! “DIM” irriminnted in favor of the foreign ‘Tyiugym agggglglon ‘Md angler WOTiff-‘Y- l d m Not for several wilect/ons has 8 ll. WI! I 61' 01‘ W988 0 05- C ]_ C 1 Qmmence s . 1 ing earlier than tilsual. (Mail deiiv- o an 8y c the“ been so barge a mayor“ w

Strong Manifest- ations Against

ery everywhere was slowed up. All traffic in iBoston harbor was sus-

pended. rights and also loyal to

The snow was d-TiVEm by n0rih- the policies of the party east pales. rsngingin velocityfrom ‘ outlined by their leader '52 to 70 miiaa an hour. The states --"‘ to whom these look for a vindica- of Pennsylvania‘ iNew Jersey east- (Ganadien Press) tion of their rights. The en-

ern NewYork. Connecticut. ‘Rhoda 1331119511513 Feb, 10,- National- lslamd and eastern Massochussets. 151 and Fawn; [flflnflefllflflollfl 5°"? m9 brim"- °f Win19?“ °""ngainst Premier Poiillet which 8191181". with illdicfl-iiflllfl Thai- NWUI‘ broke up the solemn ceremony of

era New England would be hit‘ .111, 11 d this afternoon or tonight. depositing we flags M s an e

speech by saying that the 11 Blue- nose Conservatives in were champions of the Maritime

erntion has ‘been

not been successful.

the House

trance of Nova Scotia to Confed- s marriage oi’ convenience and as such it had Mr. Cantley went into the question cf freight

regjments a1 m“ army museum 10 rates in thelMaritimes at consider-

day, were continuing during the af- “hie length w“ Fwtegefl

(‘ganadlan ages-l) m .e,.,,°°n' » psalms: 16:30“ 112:; m "gags

NEW‘ 011K‘ . Iiie 0.—'Nor n n C 88B 0 .

Eastern United States not yet dug ..,,‘{,*.’,‘;;,‘;i,;,, 23%;‘ o, 5,52,31,13 against ' ogiigitulnfgflncg: out from under anowben-irs left by . - . company .- , M. - last weeiaa iblilserdls today woe ffffiffim" mum" Pwnemhug No one could doubt the! ti"?

“we” by‘ “now” ‘mun M ‘qun-"The zone around the government

h"? Tm“! 9° 99 WW5 51mm‘ ibirtldings and royal Mince were

ed and surface car and motor traf- strongly guarded by the police‘ ma?

fie was all ‘but paralyzed. One _._ ifiinfigipigfieziliffffii: Deplores Attacks on Canada by British Papers

lrillied in New York when struck by (Canadian Press)

IIJQNDON. Feb. 10.-Robert Ran- dolph Bruce of Windermere. B. C.. the new Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia at a luncheon giv- en in his honor by the British Em- pire League here today, strongly depreciated attacks made on Can- ada by some newspapers in Great itain. “it peeved one." Mr. Bruce said. "to come home to see malicious ar- ticles with reference 1.0- Canada not on the pages of old country papers but in reputable journals. “There are ail-me who say 711° climate of England is not the oil-

iLONDON| 1p,“ 11y __M1n1a1_er o; mate of heaven" he said ironically. Agflwmlre Gum," h“ made pub. "but you will uc-t find articles in 11c 9111-11191- pufuculga-g 19581-41“ the Canadian papers stressing the the iBritiab government's ngricul- fact." tural policy.

The most important item oi‘ the protrlmme la announced is an ud- ditionai grunt of about'$2.500.o00 for agricultural education and rc- search durlng the coming five years of which amount it is pro- posed to spend about 4250.000 on foot and mouth disease research and $600,000 on veterinary educa- tion Ind research.

railway andtiaptain Alfred W. Ogle attached to the Marine carpi Bnrraolrsqt Boston Navy yard ap- parently‘ blinded by driving snow was ‘killed when he stepped in front of a. yard engine.

Driving down on an northeast sale a blinding wall of falling snow largely nullified efforts of the

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French Le t Party Gains Success

(Canadian Press) dlAltiS. Feb, 10.~~'i‘lie cartel Oil

markets as that prevailing on the

economic factor in the inter-PPM"

A new bureau ie to be establish- ed by tliellidinistry of Agriculture to deal with marketing and co- operation. M""i‘°"“i commis- sioner and assistants will be ap- pointed and it.ia also proposed to establish. new farm institutes for research work.

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Condensed Specials nave-ta.“ $7 word. not eodi insertion in this column.

WA‘ ‘he ll: l-IAMS . ‘o or half, lle ib.—-Baundere. wlome t do. ‘BM-Cm

‘L ‘fl-on ‘MONDAY NIGHT

the left gained another success in the Chamber of Deputies today, whon a motion to suppress from 11.1. nnnncinl project the article re- quiring transformation oi the bear- er hmitls tn nominative bonds was rejected by a 2i majority. _--<+>———

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7P0 A rliitmld. or ‘evanv doeeriptlotu. cheaply and expedi- nngfll“

omic conference would be

news that the meeting will be he].

‘POI DALI-A ILROAIN, ONI

lend- 1ibe announcement of the dad

8 it Iairhaallwhfioaelgriai: . A .. 1| 9 . .3 I Queer! It. he ugtad rlel . . ‘llol-l-l-Il cow's objections to Geneva.

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Feb. 10.-'i‘hie bea- today

ithat the Ail-st meeting of the com- a new type of rays supposed mission for its international econ- beldi April 26. Tish is the first definite 11am; 01 the University oi’ Nort

and place 'e regarded here as ex-

grievances of the Maritime Prov- inces were genuine ones. He ap- pealed for the support of member“ of the House towards removing the injustices from which the ‘citi- zens of the Maritime Provinces were suffering. He asked that the Mnrjtjmss be given as low rate on their coal moving to the central

movement of Alberta coal.

"Transportation is the basic lncial trade of Nova Scotia," he said. “it was mot a. local problem however. it was a national prob- lem. l-le declared that Nova Scotia had paid her full share of- the development cost of the Do- minion of Canada from 1867 up to the present time. Surely she was entitled to receive justice.

Col. Cantley was still speaking when the House adjourned.

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Alberta Liquor Money Goes to Ottawa

(Canadian Prue)

EDMONTON. Alta. Feb. 10. —- More money spent on liquor in Al- berta last year went to Ottawa than remained for the Alberta Treasury according to the report of Liquor Board now submitted to the government. was paid to the Dominion govern- ment in 1985. representing cus- toms and excise duties on liquor and spirits, taxes on beer excise on malt and sales on the various vpro- ducts aold.

Refuse to Vote; Are Fined-

(Canadiari Preea)

i SYDNEY. Australia. Feb. 10. - iTwn men were fined tan shillings and ordered to pay 43 uhillinss cost today iii the first prosecutions under the federal compulsory vot- ing law.

Discovery oi New type oi Rays

continually kept

Over 32.128000 »

vote as was polled in yesterday's civic elections, the niuimber of vot- es cast namely 2586,

than of 192-4 by 133 votes.

exceeding

The fine though somewhat cold weather that prevailed during the

d-ay made ‘condition-e ‘deal for trav-

elling to ithe polls, alnd these were busy. although particularly so during the after-

‘HOOD.

lMr. ‘Miller. for the mayornlty, léd in every poll in the city w"th one

exception. his mflivrlly 0v" M!" d hope m a short session. and misappropriated funds f thc 1111-1- -'-1 1 , gliggizfilygngeggg 872. and over Mr. ward Four‘ an a r provrilnceabéfhree of those dZfault-llliagisiiutitvi “oganvfnafvfifimiifz, 111,31? iln wards three and five the con- 1 ‘ Ch‘ f enuilnfloviinnaetwéiiclowcichzfic to repflrtuéltiizlfilllll‘! iuelcllfinunuigovemor Mr‘ . _ ‘ . . . t cc are n an nterrisw that first wag y k801i. ll . ‘ 1 1e that‘, -in our opinion. the provinciia] 1 . .1 - _ third Wli-fd iMT- EIIHBBWY W" f Th‘ d D auditor has not discharged the ‘dut-‘elsnirulzliitflbIi-(Zifiigfirinpilifiré ‘£125,112,; over his opponent by the iarnall 0 agamflt 1mm - majority ofmtwo votes and ‘in the "" .- fifth "wwrd ere was on y s ou a _ ' - - hundred .0... an...» meant... s , _ LONDg§'"'"_',:;,,_P~;;?_ new, Marquis Engaged 1British House tupd the lowest of the five caiididat- E ‘f: 3 1g Marshal Si; ‘vmmm Robertson’ w- ; . - 1 iovlniox. ‘Fb. 10.-—'l‘h Iii ~ The (my Cmmc“ chamber and u o '- riiteovvilgdhiisdiftigiiglgizlbigednilflfiignexi quis of QUGOYISZOTTY whose: fornzilg-r . . l lhfi Outside 007711191‘! WW6 fimwd" E. A. Foster . . . . .. 12310211901415 1n Chief of the 111111-11 Dragqgnn, wife. after rlivorcv. l‘4‘i'i'l'lii_V marri- ‘ed m“ "$5M with imerested cm” DT- ‘i- J- Y9’! ~ - - - -- 123 1?2'159z4031the regiment in which he received ed 1S2:- Jaunes -Dun‘n in Paris is en- em. who hoard the results annoulw- P. W. Turner . . . . .. .63] 881251276 1,11; cqmmjggjon as an 0111.33,- after gaged to he married lo ca... caih- c d‘ ed by the general Returning 0f-. having served m the "mks in the lean Mam‘. daughter of the pm. uwDvana ‘an Press) "c". M“ Nilrmfl” Imwmer- Mfliorily iior Fostier over Yeo 12. 17th Lancers for eleven years. trait painter. ‘Harrington Mann. O1» ‘pém, ' ' nb‘ 1U'_The “m1” MHYQP-Bievt Miller Mid the iflwm- Illiajority for Yeo over Turner 127. --—--¢'o-o-—i-— She herself is an ani-ist and re- “Hwy rglf?xgfglll)yl,vo,lli lfrfum’, ‘obs’, mg cmlncnlors “ch addressed “he H ‘l’ ' 99ml)’ el-hibiiled h" Work i" 7'9"‘ nicmbcrfor Sliorcfliiclli long. tLa ior gatherfing i: turn. tlifllltkiflgdl-hii g1!‘ Ward Five. don according to the Westnrinister (rmhmt, u m“ amhOrW-ing tehe ‘he: zens or er supper an peg- ‘, , . G 11_ , . v _‘ n: owi- M use» m we ww- in Anthracite Area m‘ ° _ _ _ t1“’i.‘.'.‘..'t‘.f?...§’ ..‘.‘.‘.:;‘i...‘;2"°.§‘.‘"i‘i§€§ ing on of the civic government. Mr. _ comm‘ nwumlh to I d John McKeana, the re-tirin? (Mayglr. (vc-nadl-n PM") “vomon . msrre also spdice. and Jilli- MOPB ° , __ ‘ . . ‘ m... i» m.- w-i a . ...i.~"r:s:ar.::.:a:. §:”..r~.... . . ....T..““.i.‘.’;‘. can: .'-'.‘i.“.l§‘.’....’“‘.‘;liil‘ we“ 51v“ t” hm“ M“, retiring o t5 month old strike occurred today. i nff i111 the birth rate nmnng 11m u: aind the new iMayor. l. fi i 5 g :37 when 500 striking miners marched pi-r and middle classes but that mm "We b? ‘P9115 w“ “'9 V’ i i a o on two washeriea-here in o. demon- s I | j t“ G m ) the birth rate was stationary ~ Q UII‘ in D, 1,, ,, N, “W$61351;stirs“.25:'sii..*rzizi“r..iizdisz 3-;- i‘;‘;.’:...’.*.'i.?“‘°.£2§‘.i2 . . anc a . 1 , . f i i l t t lflifi ' . - MAY°RALTY' Qsmaei Kennedy 186 ocri4s1e1‘sei"°"°° ‘m "WPK m” “mud outiilifilernztitsgti‘ groguctign gfanferchan- "1"" "*1" i“ 1L2 not H100 where- .G. W. Maobeod 163 T6|l29144612 or ma" ‘mouths’ '5“), were ms- dise were convicted yesterday of "5 i“ simredilch which 15 0'19 9! 1'. 7W. L. Browse #96 l31i161|144 632 5:86: xfzhtgfvggfi 0am ‘Sxflécemgg embezzlement of government gioiunfmrgfll l ‘gifitiiiiut cmwli“ w. a. jsiiewart o1 9011111111515 None Wm “Med F" ‘funds and other offenses. The)’ m 55d fie’ fm no: iilgfel-Jlgi ' received sentences of imprison- b! _' 3 ‘Mfldority for Prowse over Kern- '___' o-‘éw-‘i. ment refilling ("Fm 0110 1'08!‘ 1° 1e" pottgflgoztstfllf xourflklgu’ clacum m‘ h “My 71' i i years‘ crclserl wise t i- tg “as o!‘ 3 5 lMaioi-lty for Kennedy over Bian-1 . size of ii 1. w: ran? “m” m’ E a curd 3i . h h“: .ici Ham ‘es it would I a m awn-any t” Blanchard 0v" ' er’ ' tliieii Lczntliilirriliis Draw enact on ewes-t ‘I. ' Word 1 Wat . 311.1 59 Majority for Stewart IM - - —~— Ward 1 ma»: .. . 221g L.“ 11, °'°' ‘° T115 0M3 ‘TiME SOME ‘Wand 2 iWest .. _ w... 2 n... 17 e4 32 w..." c,,,,,,,,_,,,,e__ curs vst 41111111,. Announcements, ard e . . . . 43190193 (ti-oldil" Pm") HEADS i5 WHEN HEY . _ Ward 4 West .- 681521 41 1mm» o. p. -Wri3‘ht. n. F, orraws, Feb. 10.—Pr0ductinns= qE-r A 1.113111 cuf- COIIIIHg‘ EVGIILS Word 4 Central -- 21111 32 Conn .._ (reelected) .i,.i_1vv,1,.1.., of files of the Royal Canadian _ . ’ ‘Ward 4 EH81 - 261 89 53 (re-elected), Qlgcfgfl by a¢c‘|ama_ Mounted Police showing its antl- Ward 6 West . . . . . . . .. 1001212 88 timi. smuggling activities. and its oper- 7 , '

er‘ ' Ward 5 W. Cent-rel

on: VillE 11111111 Hliliii

IIPENS EESSIUN

Speech PET. Throne Gives Hopes of

City Council Will

Sh l; S ' . w Members. Keen or “sum . (Special to the Guardian) d3 Thrgg and Eva ronouro. ‘Feb. 1o. —Guns

boomed and claymors flashed at Queens ‘Park today when the leg- islature was officially opened this

98115 36 afternoon. Politics except what ivnm 5 .15, ($3111.31 c5144; s3 was contained in the speech from ward 5 E1491 ; _ _ , , _ _ ,_ :14. 19s 44 the Throne went by the board for

___\____ the day. while the representative Total ........... .. 5101141111599 of the ‘Kins. the indies and the - military held the floor. in contrast, with the speech from the Throne of last session was the one delivered by His Honor Lieut- Governor Cockshutt this afternoon. Whereas last year the 4.4 amend- ment to the Ontario, Temperance act came like a bomb from a clear eky following the 0. T. A. plebis- cite this yesr not only is there no mention of any possibility of liquor measures of amendments but'lit- tie really contentions legislation is foreshadowed. Little is contained in the speech from the Throne which has not .1 been forecast in the press during g the past month. The speech an-

llillajority for Miller over Rattray. 872. i ‘Majority for Rattray over Mc- Donald 83. COUNCILLORS

Ward One.

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i 1. no that measures will be

brought forward by the govern-

Dougan . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 141120261 meat to improve the quality of Taylor . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 55181136 dairy ' products, to amend they Workmenfis Compensation Act, to

Majority for Doug-an 125. amend the Land Tax Act, to

amend the Minimum Wage Act respecting the development of Northern and Northwestern On- tnrio and to revise and consolidate the Election Act. In addition it is stated t-he labor of the statute revision commission will come be-

Ward Two.

Conn. ‘William Moran elected by

acciamation. 1

Ward Three.

islatlon to give effect to various suggested‘ amendments and isev- eral consolidating statutes will be submitted. In all the speech in- dlcates that the government pin-us

A. A. Hesnnessey .

Majority for ‘lleninessey 2.

ations against illicti dealers in

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Register Bound- ary Treaty With League

(Special to the Guardian) BENIN-A.

Boundary agreement.

Feb. 10.-The lrish

Just a year ago the Free iSi-ete registered with the League its agreement with Britain with the

drugs and liquor was demanded of, Commissioner Cortlandt Starnes of: the Mounted Police by the t-om-‘ mission of the House of Commons‘ today when it continued its in-i vestigation of the administraticni of the Customs Department. i The committee o‘ nine, appoint- ed to investigate the operation of, the department eve;- an undeter-| mined term oi’ years but particul-

Ottawa. Customs ‘ Building Now Under Guard

(Canadian Preea)

filtration and graft with connivnn- ce of some of the customs officials, held a two hour session this morn- ing with Customs commissioner

obiisea to paee the examination of a. Royal Canadian Mounted-Police oflleor. who will be stationed at the doorway. An oupcemeni. to this ef-

Finanoes of th

port of the accounting firm of P. D. Ross and ‘Sons, Montreal, mem- bers of which have been conduct-

publlc accounts of Nova Scotia, at the request of the government head ed by illon. E. -N. Rhodes, was tab- led in ‘the Jegfslotlvi- assembly this afternoon. it read iin part ins fol- lows:

that thofnances of the are in such an unsatisfactory con-i dition as to demand strong immediate action in order to mledy the conditions which 110w ex- t

vlnce at the 30th. September 1025 w-ere 839.860.448.43 equivalent to a per ceipita debt of $76.00 based on a population of ‘£324,000.

we find that the statements pre- sented in 30th. September. 1924. were inaccur- a and were vlrlueless as a source of

ties existed at the iliite $3.154.552ai5 which we-re not dis- . fore the House in the form of leg- 91°59‘! ‘herein-

to report that during the course of our investigation it was found that six employees of the- ‘govcrninont for good behaviour with dismissal