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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, TUESDAY, MAY 4_- 1926

. MAXIMS

OPQ

MERCHANT.

When we give ilfe a ‘thought what is it all about‘!

Annual. Subscriptions Delivered “.00 By Mall, (‘luusda and U. R. A. M.“

I dwin Declares Labor Leaders’ Action ' Threatens Basis of Orderly Govern- ‘ment- Labor Heads no Longer in Con-

- an Emergency.

LONDON,

government. _ The Premier

ivil war than

strike.

said that it was no use

its truth.

lie declared that he did not be- llm there lad

consultation with tithe Trades ilnion Council be- fore the power of (smiling a general ltriite had been llilll. into the hands till small lzroup ot executives in

tilde.

‘The only light hearts in the country today are tllose who eith- er envy or hate us, because tlley lee the ivhole of democratic free-r tiiilll criteria: on a course which il succssfui cllll only substitute tyranny" he said.

“l! is not ivascs that are in per- il liiit freedom of our very consti- tutlon,

“Everything for which l have Worked for two years and for which

:,,f,“,'§e‘}‘,““? m“mem' has hos“ otistinns between the govern- mona. nmlk‘ n_ Moms‘ but that does ment and representatives of n 0 “way my mm‘ or coinage Trades ilnien Congress Willi lllld

in rny aims."

J. H. Thomas Hopeful

National Fulnu of T") llilflllc after the Premier, do- ‘Iiéxlgill llasslorlnicly that there was qwawsnlulina for the situation, xmk Liilrfii‘ the. resort bilnrieii m "M" ‘My man n. u rm riot and foal wile does not. lllat the cconolnic facts of the

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'T° LET—HOUSE 1 ROOMS

with all v; rrv | ll’ . t

titan corner oollenSgiiiholl luau/ill annulmwlnon ' This season's catch includinR em The disturbance h, the “Mo, m ‘he may

Eillzhtna Avenue. Allllly ill “ll Gloom on the 9tock Market reports from sealers stiribout 1B mobile iudufilfy ma? herbal)! ac- These families wl-ll locate at Rol- ' "‘ ‘“'”""°~ m‘ “"'°w“-“ 8mm" """"'"-q""""'° venlllele lllllllllllloifment in the met- lo any and Red House respectively

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\WANTED__BY T “"‘-'-"-'"- Nmv YliltK. ‘lVlllY 3-"‘T““ m“ Zffzglf, 4287462Rl9. $523: l" "llllell- ‘Employment 0n Canadian They are experienced Scotch fam- Kmn to", W0 Business M, g,,,,,.,-,,h sirlkti llflllel0pll1lillilfllzlvsgq: Tum‘ Nov" '22 5%,, “hunk railways show improvement. and iiius and will no doubt prove s I " m"! ‘mam “MTG” east a slra ow of‘ gloom nvur a v 11.0fm VIM" 2900_- Eagle mutiiticns in the mining industry great acquisition to the island Pro- l rrirn of Guardian. 5-4-8i'flnum.,,,; "m1 commodity markets. ‘zgnnnhd mm mnnfi ‘ ' are hotter in the east this year vlnce,

' Prices oi’ mall? llmllmg “Locks The lsenl was lost. on hcr ser- lgfflliliflléjzfignltui; yiiiiiltllilzslllacifl nos

w“ N ‘l’ E D — CHAMBERMAID “Illllv Hotel Victoria. 9065-5-4-3l.

‘Elfin SALE-ONE Tron roso "'"‘k- Sllilhtiy used. Apply Auid

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'°°RN seer mo HAMBURG glnnk from stall fod catileul’ illlnders Ill Newsom Co. Market Building,

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He became convinced last niglht, that A. Pugh, Chairman‘ of the "gross, and his colleagues were no longer in of the situation witlhin their own ranks. The Premier “ell l"

seriousness of the situation witih ‘wor

been u llKIPOlII-Zll 00M ‘position will i‘l"il2llil. tho rank and lllo'was nobthrr course upon to labor 'l‘ilnr<r: who might welcome this position are nu insig- nificant minority. been in ‘this business; they haven't

lull in strike.

‘lnndon. This, he felt, was a fzrosl-idloen (‘Iiilfililteil hvcsty of every democratic pflil-lllltllll.‘

LONDON. May zl. all great indu country bviuln at midnight. [acted close workers million minors. given up their

fields. Another day tit suspense, of llop- gestion for compromise a

with s com-

es and tears‘. our no- iei-‘s room in the House of Cout-

ple.c ilreaktltlwn of last h

been dololzaitsd as spn all tho men. Tilroulrirollt J H every effort was put » - Tilnluas, Secretary 0i‘ tliotbrlng ablmt lftsilwaymen. even at u late hour there was i miss of n renewal oi‘ lilo negotia- lions which izavc the n-axinus nu- linn hope that u way nut would be

0f u“; .l'mlnli.

* trol of Situation Within Their Own Ranks- Army Ordered to Stand by in

(Cvanatlitsn Press)

ordering the strike were threatening the basis of], M. t,‘ _ , U V P

orderly government and were nearer to proclaiming g“ m ° “mm” ° '° "WW Great Britain ‘had been for centuries. Further talking would be wrong, the Premier said, unless the government got immediate and uncondi- tional withdrawal of instructions for

disguising factg ‘of denied to parliament by Mr, Ben. ds that conceal neu-

Wiley

and l will ignn

‘ LATER ‘ —-A strike

on to including more who

than

ended

forward an ililflifiliililli.

tihc general

Trades Union Con- ‘COlltTOl timl that Mr. Kennedy is not enti-

'i'llt\re

haven't

sfrics throughout the lt lit-l live lnillioul

had already labors in the coul- miners were framing their vital re-

kcsmeu fcrlotller

ilil! day and night

llllfillllllfi Plilllit iii Hlliil Slllil-

Sensations Talked of in Expected Disclos- ures — Attack Im-

l pends in Pearce Riv-~ er Case.

(Canadian Press) OTTAWA May 3.--Polltlcal ac- tivities during the coming week give promise oi being productive of unusual interest. Rumors that further sensational (lvillnllce will he adduced before the trustoms committee within the ‘ next few days are in circulation.

May. 3.-—-Prerriier Baldwin tOdayfldlc trumlnittce resumes its sittings

run Tuesday mornillil- The proba~

of the Orfinlity is that tho woflt of lietlriuK mment finds itself challenged by an alternative

t flhe GOV- witnesses will not be terminated

for lllreu weeks. The ril-tllt of’ D. M. Kennedy. ‘Pro- ' Street-live to retnin his scat us mem-

declared the labor lQHdQYSQbQY for Peace River, will, it is unti-

erslood, collie before the llouse or iwn on a motion by lien. It. ll. lieuuuti. (Jouservzttlvo, C-aigary West Mr. ‘iiclillctl. it is inlilntltcd. lwi-il more that this matter be re- ferred lo the trommiileo on privil sacs and elections (‘or r-tlnsirlcra- ilolll .

.A petition on behalf of‘ .l. A. (‘ol-

‘lifi EISSGPLQd ling, who opposed lMr. Kennedy H3]

Conservative candidate in tllc urn- eral election, asking for a (lei-latti-

sit as representative for lkrace River. has already been pro»

iiebztie on the budget. now enters

' lilo third week of discussion. Willie Premier Kim: and Rt. lion. Arthur Meilzhcmticnscrvativr- lea- der. have not yet spoken aildthcre. are still! many speakers on the available list, there ls n slim proba- hiiity that the vote on the main mo |lion and the (lonsrrvativc almond ,ment may take place on Thursday.

l

iBig Black Cat Paces Hall As Strike Begins

May 3. —Wllile the

l‘ L‘

in

8 LONDON

ply to the government's final sug- large black cat paced outside the Prem-

Tllc moment the door was

the opened. the cat (lashed in. [Ramsay

MacDonald, Arthur Henderson adu prominent lrabnr leaders were in the corridor at the tinle. "Does that mean good or bnd ioduck?" one of them inquired. A

alld few moments later the nrincrs had )l‘0- rejected tho government. strggos-

tion and the strike was on.

‘IIIUEE’

HONORED

SiR ESME HOWARD

MONTREAL May, 3-—-Sir Esme Howard, British Ambassador at lwashington, received today from McGill University the rde- gree of Doctor of Laws at a special convocation held in the Royal Victoria College.

lllillt Bil

Hill till lEi iilLllil

Plea For Stoppage of Work Brings no Re- sponse —~ Improve-

Year,

ment This Says Moore.

3.—- 1a

SYliNliY, May l'l‘,l\ii'li lo Lfflllifihiifi ily wits proved by plans lnl‘ a “rcli" Linn ai. tllarc iiay on Saulrdzly-

.~\ parade hall illivvrtisctl by the

the failure

pa?’- cvciock, the hour came,

for

celled.

The Savoy Theatre bad been hir- altel‘ the

speech-making. but although its

ed fol‘ parade.

stood wide open, its seats remained

unoccupied, The miners seem cictermlllotl

do nothing to jeopardise the set-r has been in the among tho steel workers, no demonstration ,i;ng|and_

sen of prosperity that brought about by peace coal field. in Sydney

was mooted.

CfillfllllOilS la the Wfirlfl generally speaking show

- st our Negotiations Fail; Brit. Strike New Genera

iii ttlillllFriiltll n nu lat nan SHE ‘ as BEEN i-‘ilil lIENTlliliES llllt iillltiit

lull fiflilfiflfiiitfifi%‘.1‘;°2'.?i"i£l’;iiiE nun r iii iiiiiiiil ii iii ii'iiii

“y Splendid Tyfi} of Farm

(Canadian Press)

NEW YORK, May a. _ A radio telephone conversation between King George and Pre- sident Coolidge is psi"; n. ranged according to the New York World. The World says that liter arrangements have been completed it will simply be necessary for King George to pick up his tele- phone n one of the Royal Palaces in order to talk to President Coolidge at his own instrument‘ in the White House.

ers Here to Locate in Different Parts of the Province —— Two

AddltlOIlEI Families w eurKnowrl or

' N t hileelfilhliiixScotlafriid Sllflfillllllls T0 ____ Heart Failure

(Canadian Press)

The three families referred to ill I TQRONTO. Ont.,' May

yesterday morning's Guardian com- prising seventeen ileflwlls , women and vlllllllell 1'1‘ to the ‘island to locate hers undo the British i-‘zlnllllea Settlement Twentieth Scheme being curried‘ out. b)’

i and Settlement Brunch ct‘ the Ililnitlll Department of llnmlBYil-UQY-good health Yealerdlw-

and ,C0,Ommu0n “rived [an eveu- culnbed to heart faihlre. lag. The three families came over‘

Z.‘i111.i;ft..i"tiii‘t.ttt’°liiil“iiliMelchfllli Marine Deficit Shows

3.~i)r.

r investigator and as author of "The

‘Piane" and

He was in v

D0. the age of 67 years.

reported a wonderful trip across. Mr. Sixsmith with his wife. 3:110 sons and two daughters leave s morning by motor boat fer the farm formerly owned hy Capt. A- G. Dairies. North River. (c d, P

Mr. Slxsmlth who is 48 years of oTTAw/tna 0;?" a;,e;;),3‘ use is e llle lens lflfllm hall“? operating deficit of the Canadian ‘lfllllliill lll ‘=1 bilge “all l" Queem“ Government ‘Merchant Marine l ‘irelenlhln 1922 he more‘! 1° E118" 1-925 showed s "betterment of $492,- laud and has been since farming 325 over 1924 acmrdmg England. ills sons as well are ex- this afternoon. perlenced- farmers.

witl‘\~'l.‘it“i.."t’ii. °.ii.'i'.llf°'.f.i' War-rant Issued lug that llviir. Sixsmith and family of Saklatvala

were going to reside amongst them (Canadian Press)

the family of Mr. Fred W. Moxey

“H,,,,‘zjf,,fl"ff,f,f,fi.nae three beautiful children. two

Mu y ila y celebra-

tlunlltliall labor

llnprovenlt-ut this year over those

and as a consequence ere planning LONDON. May 3. —A warrant

a fitting reception, has lbeen issued for the arrest of

lAccompanylug the former was of lboweetott, England. Mr. ‘Moxey Shapurii Saklatvsla, Communist

lboys 5V; and 4 years of’ age res- ‘pectlvely and one daughter 3 years ‘ll’ M16- Ml- MOW!’ l" 315° all 9X‘ on a charge of makhlg n seditious lpperlencetl fisherman and farmer spam“, t“ ‘Hydg park yegtefduy.

0i‘

l . t i i . ~

vfjcyhmvlns had a wide experience in the Westminister Gazette says to- m“ "Unwed ‘van 15m,‘ “n. Mo“ both on the eililii coast of Enzlairld. c ell work for the day. Wihcn 10 Th!“ mm [y w] take up {arm n8 the parade there were no signs of any gathering and that feature was can ‘Samuel Prowse or

day.

2i.§‘.“.f.'“%.f§;"3?i' t'f;“‘.'3.i.“i.‘§ if‘. Sale of Anticosti Island Confirmed

Rev. Christopher Graham and Mr. (Canadian Press)

the » firm of QUEBEC.

Provrse and Sons. The above mentioned settlers were met at the depot inst night

illrnlteh for PrinceEdlwnrd llsland, tlmbared section of the Superintendent and Mrs. Grady of Anticosti in the (iuifof St and -Mrs. Judge Stewart. represent-o. eni-n 66N,t IS 6. lug the imperial Order of the Lawrence by Senator Daughters of the lEmpil-e. France to The .ltearn family. from Kent, Company of Three lRivers. compflglng wits, three deal involves a transaction o and‘$6.li00.000. Wnysgamack will

to

Menier o

daughters. axed l6. l4. and 12.

arrival by a committee in Charge Rivw“ 9mm"

of the Rev. Grant ‘Crolton.

‘ ‘fl-u: WEATHER - is

an

Two Families Next Week

in all. Albert D. Watson who was known [re patron“ were mmg a“ 0v“ the ““Mm3“{ “s a‘ “hymn formance last nllzht at the Prince Charlottetown talent is at home in

“mm” 1 did tti o ed m” works’ died at m“ 1mm“ ‘may “illicit? yearlseiidly illhmOdgnhesllows of afternoon and evening for staging trp-tfi- play one of the finest. they have

Charlottetown also had the

m“ sunwdate theatrical plays. 'l‘hls time il- scen in years, alld lsatislaction oi knowing just ‘who

__The concerned.

to the 0! on all extensive scale in Sdflfil-li. annual report tabled in the House cleverly lnterpre

member oi‘ the House or ‘Comnlonshl Brefll- dual 0i‘

doom, , , May 3. -—lConfirma- the by Mr. C. M. Williams. renrowflv tion has been obtained from gov- nerves"

lug the Dominion Laud Settlement gynment circles of the sale of the e;- by M155 Anna l lelelvl Rae had a very difficult role but Prolosue~T<>nv

Th" THJWR/“ular comment from the flllfllPlifTi.

the Waysgamnck Pnlplflged 82 but TM portrayed the part very cleverly.

exploit some

lllilSllF clunllll PRESENT “ANNE”

To Capacity Audiences at Prince Edward

Theatre Yesterday Afternoon and

Evening- A Comedy of Mystery En- thusiastically Enjoyed — Mr. William Schofield as “Tony Wheat” Scores in the Leading Role-Play Will be Re- peated Again This Evening.

ll

“Oh. what a tangled web we and of the play, weave, “Anne" is a cleverly written Milieu first we practice to tlll- comedy mystery and‘ quite an un-

celve." usual

Once again Charlottetown thou- treatcd to n pcr-

ward Theatre which upheld lllehluy and every kind 0i‘ play. i0!‘ ‘Those _who attended

was a comedy of mystery in three acts and a ‘prologue entitled “~»An~~"Anue" is—-end due to the natur no?" under the direction of lMrs. curiosity of these Fred Jlouie. able to be on hand From the opening of the pro- logue to the last, line in the fllialfilibuliiliifgf house, the audience was kept guessing and wondering who Aline retilly was. The mystery was finally solv- ed to the entire satisfaction of all

C-AST OF CHARACTERS

Anthony; Wheat (Tony) a victim

“Tony Wheat" n victim of clrcllul r-irullnlsfallces

n Blflllcfi Willi R VET)’ dllflcllll T010. lllll Burks, his valet, faithful to the e . . . . . . . . . . . .. Mouton \\’llltiock

young Isobel Trainer in a manner that. taunt Julia, the Judge's sister-in- . . . . . . . .. Verna Sullth, B.A. "Burks," Tony's valet. and fsith- Barbara, a flapper who flaps, . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. |Ml51TgBrOl.'COlllnflB maid. with nerves . . . . . .. Anna. McRae Willie Poabutly, the lboy from next door . . . . . . . . .. Frulflr Nicholson llorall, a. plain clothes detective .. ’ . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ‘Mouton iVhitiotik til'8|l'lli<'l, zlgell 82, but with young lIlPZiH . . . . . .. Mrs. Arthur Henry

ln the hands of Wm. Schofleld. Wfll! V81‘? lMnrjoric. a very modern woman

fame, led; he played his

"Whoa iBlll" part throughout ' I ' . . ' I ‘I would do credit to a professional. law fui to the end. was given fllll Jun- tive to by Mr; lMenton Whltlock, who ls fast developing into a clev-

lilooney. the temperamental

er actor.

Miss llsobel Trainer as "lilarjor- ie" played the part. of a “very mod- ern young woman" in her usual talented style.

l The rnle of "Aunt Julia" tho {Judge's slstcr-in-lalv also railed for ability, and ‘Miss

muise flaw-rs, her companion ..

production. especially am- ong amateurs. but the performance last night proves utidolvhtedly that

yesterday voted the

al

who were un- ycolterday to- night's perlornlance spells another

. (in coder of their Appearance) .

of

Wm. Schofield

nil

. . . . . . . . . . . .. Mrs, Fulton Adams

iVerna. lSmlth, 1B. A., played the Jurirze Bunlly. the head 0f the part Well. hntlso. . . . . . . . . . .. Fulton Adams lMiss Constance Whcar , who‘ llnclor Aked, a friend of the family

made stroll a. wonderful impression in St. Patrick's play, ably sluetain- ed her reputation last night :11 the portrayal of “Nancy Brown, the girl from Rosedaie." l-ler acting was supenb and left nothing to be liirs. Ebenezer Whittle, looking desired. Ebenezer ‘The interpretation of “liToonc-y." TWO Little Whittles temperamental maid. wlthi

was effectively looked aft- SYNOPSIS

liicltaa Miss Slit-.-

dalo . . . . , . . ..

lphew .... ..

‘aunt's - notwithstanding elicited ranch pcp-‘ln the Bachelor inn.

l>y's house, arr hour later. Act ~li.—-Salne room, later.

r Mus. Arthur llenrv as "Grandma. with young ideas.“

f ‘The rest of the entire (as: short“, ed wrefni study and strict Iitlelr- ins.

The specialties ‘between the aria were of the highest class and nil had to respond to hearty and ‘pro- longed clltxoros, A duet by Profes-

-—--*—<Q§--_-

Oriss Gill Nullry llrewa, tho girl from Rose- Uoustance Wbear Ebenezer Whittle. the Judge's Ne-

. Jock MoNair

for

Doris Morrow

TOO!!! .\ct <l.~I.iviug room in Judge Bun- bait an hour Act dill-Same old room. Next morn

During the second not them".

. id accompanied U h k 1 .1 , .3, Labor Condition lm rov mm son’ ‘me-year 0 l th .. th s nd quare miles or °n t9 l ‘l W0? la ran , so mu

is p a nseiddiilyitmirszigdihnggxihliisiznfz; llriiifiar liiiilzr and“ the output will i" ill“ ‘WT m“ elm’ l‘@"“"'"' F"; “1':“‘b° "willed ll" @116 minute ,).,..,.AWA_,M,EY 1% aim“, my fi-W “envfiflowm Th“ wgm mm on m, man,,f,,cy,,,e,l M m, Thu” ltlgrgllyfizsgltlglgfidlllfi her par! in a mashioourrlr care the passing of bait an

The erl out of tho debate in lilo HOIIHQ or ‘Commons, Ibut cult to ascertain oxnt-tiv what hill)- pened in the HOlIi-ll). althoush it is believed that. ’Mr. ‘Baldwin and the other views with the negotiating com- mittee of the Trades

oil. '

The debate in the Commons ad- iotlrnerl about accomplished mulned aaae llameut Build‘;

broke ‘d to ill p0 (xltaulle tlroflflf-“l

filial confereaz-ea develnil"

ii is still diffi-

Miaisters liflll further inter-

Union Coun-

l1.‘.i0_ with nothing and larlze crowds re- mlblcrl outside the Pill‘- ngs waiting the final

lulu, aierillli! 0X- neariy ll cent be-

Season’s Seal

Catch Greatest Since 19

(Canadian Press) ST. JOHNS, ‘Nfldn May

Tile catch oi‘ the sealing fleet this year is totalling 2

the greatest since

pioslnn which rnlismi the den

0fl_943 seals, compared with ‘a mun of 125.240 seals last year, and tho-approximate value of tho fate to (into in $400,000.

nnrl voyage as a result of an ox-

urevniliug at similar flutes during the past few years,‘ declared Tom lilonre, president of the 'I‘rudes and Lil/DO!’ Congress, this morning. "The Canadian Labor Vivi-rid up- penrs to he emerging out of the depths of unemployment. This tines not mcun, however, that conditions are by any menus entirely satis- taciol-y. as there is still consider- able unemployment. For one thing, though, there are no serious in. dutrial disputes pending. and there