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OTTAWA. Dec. 18 -- OOINJGOG the Conservative government lacks the confidence of the people lead- ing liibdfi-I “QM "JO D1110 DPW‘ 111008 of Canada. who eslue here for the annual meeting of the Na- tional Liberal Association lave gone back to their homes to prepare for the coming general election. Or- ganization lane for the bi; fight were the c ief topic of discussion at the meetiflB.

1: " reached in this regard were not announced but are ex- pected to bear fruit in the next few months as the party organisation quietly goes about the work of mapping out a nation-wide cam- paign. The meeting was marked by a speedy handling of business and came to an end after a short scssion today. Many matters of or- ganization and a number cozcern- mg policy were settled. numerous resolutions were passed and offi- cers for the ensuing year were elected.

Resolutions approved demanded immediate dissolution c! parliament and a general election 811d ,.. ed complete confidence in the leadership of Rt. Hon. W. L. Mac- kenzie King. The Liberal leader was re-elected Honorary President of the Federation. with Hon. Vin-

bent Massey again the choice as president.

Other selected were: Vice Presi- dents, Hon. , only

woman membe: of the Senate; and HOll. Ernest LaPoini-e; Sacretary, Norman P. Lambert; Finance and Exerutivc Committee, Albert Mat- thews (chairman), Hon. Vincrnt

lilflssey. Hon. Oairiiie Wilson. Ben-

stor H. H. Horsey. Pierre casgrain, Ni. P. Mrs. Grant do Rouen N. l’. Lambert, Senator A. C. Haxdv, I.

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ion were key-notes of the meeting it was intimated at its close. Be- hirtd closed doora, the gathering re- vived reports on oonditfons irrouwhout Canada and (inanim- tf~l in the‘ various provinces.

The main resolution was that call for ‘an immediate Iznoral "ale i011, It 50C‘ forththat ihr- biopic of Canada had "repeat- idly and emphatically" expressed want or confidence‘ in the govern-

sllnction for 1h policies or meas-

P. E. I. DAIRYMEN

‘surplus ixittcr on the market new. Mr. Shaw explained thatnioetot (Continued from Page 1) . m“ “m” g m its?‘ “I l‘, ‘wan ark.‘ t“. They hold. iii. il estimated, 350,01! “Mum, - box . Mr. newer went on to state decreasing‘ m‘ mm‘ h“ hm.‘ thazghe had aiwevl considered the mmgou,“ ‘mi ofbutlerandpladng u. muumwumdmmmlmcoldstorage deh-Lmcutaiicflie n; mmwn pound. m‘ ‘an 5gp industry. HA considered the scheme mm < ' advooatdibby Mr. Fraser the better ororiuctioh m» mac u lot m,“ h» m“. u w m,»

“m” m?“ Th‘ “i mu mm the stiff im“ "'° 1"" “m! "l" “W. n, mm um 1.. wculcu-t obieot l” wmhwcmm. “'°"'*°" *° w‘ personally if it would result in can“ mmwukéogfuwmgughwi a smaller butter production. Dairy wwmw °°°u ufleirsarenotruninaverybuei- ' uses-like manner, he said, and went i l». u»...- u-u... am r tion with this, he mentioned the uo- Mr- diww time soon of lbw cess attending the efforts .1‘...

Plnblems which he stated ' are as Livestock Marketing Board. Co- lniach in need of solution as are operative selling is the national ones. One of the local thing. he stated, if there is not e difficulties, is marketing methods dictator at the head of affairs. In Then are as many selling “ma” conclusion he expressed the , ' as there are ,.. ‘using lmmeg, that the butter ~ ' ultimately wflbich make (q;- g, my“ oval-bud will have to have some control of a and per-mg; gm mmumanm d national character.

_prioee. He mentioned an i of one buyer. who in one day ie rename to have paid four differ» 611i Piiooe for the some grade of bisttcr. He questioned too, why _Mr. L. Jones, I-laulbrook, thought » mm should be y. is to no cent mat something mould be done to I spread pel- 100 113-, between what iraveni the Prasenlrrcc curving. ‘ the producers in certain places are ab‘ i5 me {WWW OHWXIG in w getting. Axlother difficulty in thi- bhe patrons of awhile! $90-01‘! Province is that factories are not in; is probe-luv due w the faoi

that different prices are received

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» for butter as wee already mention that the meeting might result in ed partial organisation and that a

liir. Percy Simmonds, Charlotte- wmmmee may; be appointed town, mentioned the increaseinbut. which wo draw up a scheme to

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Terry Will Take

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Browns‘ Refusefi-T-o Sell Second _ Baseman To. Joe Cronin Of The RCEOX.

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\ . - i‘ . Twenty you: ago last week it n “u....°““.r.“.,...***“’-““tli till D i . !--- . begivena try‘ utJvith v-ottawa hookey team. Edmund is a brother [of Ernest Lamy, Manager of the ‘Saint John Forum, who w aspeed skater.

. gagh piéaes and-zn lntarnaitailcnal

y v d_ t lo 0..., be awarded touli-lexsueeesfiri entrants in the international amateur boat race which -will be stagedlin" Paris next July. The trophy contains 1&0. pounds of sterling sllvein- '

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NEW YORK. Dee. ld—liii"l‘orry has about decided to stake his chancel in next year's National League pennant race an New -Y0l'i Giants as they now stand.‘ _ »

He lndfcawl today be will forget about plans to further remodel in. team which failed hm eo completely on the hi!" Infill ill! stand pat on the talent beget in his fourcff-aeaaon deals.

Terry saved the buying and trading department of the lalirlullhi‘ leagues meeting by ‘ ging over three trades with as many clubs r-id the Jennie-filled hotel lobbies. ll balehalPe current no. 1 lwapper. _ a

CRAFT IIRWEN T0 SHELTER

He calms up with infielder and outfielder from p" a pitcher from Pit and» an

other fllnger and an ielder from the lowly Cincinnati Reds.

"I think I'm set now," he said today. “We got George Davisback at the Polo Grounds where he be- longs and that gives ua a good man for osntrefield if young» Hank Leib- er doesn't hit. Mark is a

_' fcated. an extraordinary perform-

A rule which is strictlywarrled out on the big tracks is that Jock- Ies must throw their riding-crops to the steward in the Judgesbtand. before theydismount. The steward _ examines it for tacks i or hidden ‘- electric battery. -

Baron Edward do > Rotheehiiivs champion three-year-old- "thor- oughbred Brantome ‘has gone through two season's racingcunde-i

once in thoroughbred circles.‘ ‘ Ini his ten starts he has won $90,000. r

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has bacolne law 4n rGl-eat‘ Britain is causing a furore among the owners of theldog tracks. It is expected that 300 unlicensed greyv

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inow tiedfor the leadership of the

ter production in Canada. If the be pa- inter a larger

Harmony and unanimity of opin-

mcnt and that the present admin- istration lacked moral authzrity o'-

Marketing Board could get an out- , meeting. side market for butter they would be (0-7- 37 Giil-"w-"l 5P°°|l1 W1") doing a great thing. Tile quality oi i sum“ nun" cplhlxllnotld Ed¢§§rpdar§§la§dvc.t§li§°"wi§il ' the product of other provinces. i Mr.J.A.Dewe.r.New licrtlbask- . ed u anything was done u. lift the §3€§°,,‘;,J,§:% "ma? ‘i: ‘°' - . e own. 1M" "i Iiilliiiifid W"! h" PN-wlicughz that if dairying is the basic “Pllikd l "-100 01 imam-km" industry of Prince Edward Island £i."Li..‘.°.“.'."l‘°i.i.2'"D.’§.’.l'tf"“ i? l w» Warm u» w u or» ° t théii- men attended the meeting. It is wilwd 1:5 bvtietv-iius ti? d H‘? evident, he stated, that something didlh 91": a!’ deem? 581;: 3 must be done about the msnset-ng |a erence moors prin- of butter. If price out/ting oomd poi einio that no revernmcnt. Ihoiiida .- something material wouldl iremain in office after it had for i be accomplished. His Association.’

‘felted the confidence and support had a good salesman, he claimed ,. and would do nothing to interfere

solution and a general clectionr forthwith. _

The federation opened lie annu- al meeting yesterday morainz wi h. jdelegates from every province in ' attendance. Addresses bylidrlKilll. in which he declared hat boa/dc 'should be one of the basic planks in the Liberal platform, and by Mr. Massey who said that. the Ub- eral partyWvould be Pffiiiiffitl 79' a general election whenever it came, fe ‘ * the obenflis Iiliim Representatives of the National Federation of Liberal WW1!“ find of the lwentict‘ century Assoc-Ir tion attended the meeting and re-

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spoke brieiiy. They have no trouble, selling butter, he stated, and got as much for their product all summel as it was selling for in Montreal. If a Marketing Board would be a ben- , cfit to the dairy industry, he stated that he would be in favor of it. ; " , I Selling Agency Advocates!

Mr. Elmer Gamble, Tryon, advoca- ted the establishing of a provincial‘ or even Maritime eellina agency.

Mr. W. i... Brenton, Dairy Super- intendent, spoke concerning the giv-

ures. It declared that the. govern

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- " ""' ing of information regarding price to factories. A few factories, he claim- ed, are anxious to get lncrrnadon, but a great many pay no attention to it. This week one concern bought .hc same grade of bll-fibl‘ iroln .. .¢e factories and paid three different prices for it. The one that took the low price had exactly the earns ui-| formation as had the others. Three or four factories spoil the nianket.’ In answer to a question, he stewdi that the spread in butter prices‘ amounts toallnost 4% cents a. pound. The cheese business in this province at the present time, he stated, is in a sorry mess.

Mr. J. F. Huntley also spoke ad- vocating the establishing of a cen- tral marketing board.

Mr. J. W. Boulter, in answer to a question, outlined the step! that had been taken six or seven years ago to start a. central marketing beard; The Dc tnient had even agreed to help d ray expanses for the, first year. Not 20 per cent of the people oouao agree, however, and the plan wal turned down. lie pointed out that the Marketing Board are unable in do anything if the producers are un- abla to agree upon a plan. The only way to eliminate price cutting, he ztatcd. is to establish a central mar- keting agency.

Possibilities for co-mrauba " '

Mr. J. J. ‘lb-ainor pointed out the pouiblIitLes for co-opera- t, which provides ting missing link in-aii eo- operative c ortl. The act will DN- veni hoopla Jumping in and out of co-operative efforts at will, without regard to the efiect their actions have on their fellows. * answer to a dilution. it wll pointed out that concerns would be allowed to sell iooaiLv but not below

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HALIFAX, Dec. ill-Seven Am- erican fishing craft took refuge in Shelburn eharbor tonight, running for shelter from a. fierce wintry storm that has crip led shipping for days on the N Atlantic?

Nova Sootle was swept by a. fur- ious snowstorm early today which virtually out off connection with Cape Breton Island. snapping telegraph and telephone lines.

0d m“; mmd I t m hound “M!!! Willi!) OUT-U! Bidet-i fly gsmgm .£e°n°'°1;$m°.nd enco immediately. rt will“ mean

Auyn smut Wm make “mood men that about 8,000 men and boys will Q

for relief pitching assignments. I 5° WWW m"? °f mllmimmal am counting on Bu“ thin“ from 111516 1S l ITJODB .6889» Milli mad 91¢ Bum] g; mm," . out for the dog tracks and. some astounding information isiea

"y; Inga-fig“ out of which this ie pert.

‘Perry wouldn't mind adding an-

e1,1oo,oo0,o0o is bet on hone other good outfielder who swinn "i=1"! every veer-sit msentrvniv from the right side of the plate. $150,000,000 is placed on the does. but he isn't interested to the extent‘ is the moment. and dos racer:

blocking highways and indirectly m“ g ‘flu’! causilii rumor accidents. iagnréingtéglgiltelthen" M m‘ m“! fimfiliw‘ °“d~',’§§,.,q. Tflegnph m“ w°ph°n° “n” Two pretfll much burned up d°°l3l°n~ " " ‘.31.. i" f?’

between New Waterford, Sydney and Glace Bay came falling down in the face of the wzrst sleet and snow storm of the year. The tow: of New Waterford was out off from the rest of the world for saver-bl

hours when the wires were scv red ' c

under the weight of the clinging eet.

Traffic along the roads r‘ the province was held up by the high- est drifts of the season, although railways were able to maintain regular schedules.

The liner Ascania due to ar- rive at Halifax Monday is expected to be late because she was dverted

lgue clubs,” almost shouted Collins,

, whet 8t. Louis demanded caused

from her course to assist the dis-i

tressed British steamer Usworth.

young men were Eddie Collins and _ i-x- Joe Cronin, of the Red Sox as A" "debt 61W hiiiikfiy~fannlylener they entrained i0!‘ Boston without iigvgnyte wad gagjgiihaldihtvéday‘ abillofsalefol-OecarMelillms , )1 ‘B0 10% _= f-°i' . i, second seeker of the Eowns.» t” aired 4f the’ oats Wfi£°r$ "We're througli- playing Santa proprietor said. "Yea. beet 0n- lgug to the needy Amman 1,“. tario." “Won't take them at al1.': I'm boycotting Qnta-rio for the lway they treated our hockey players."

“and make that emphatic, will you."

The 80x wanted Meliiio and of- fered what they considered e. good price in cash and players. but

Do you know-that Dud James scored hidllret son-l against Sar- gent iast Monday night? That in the three games the Abbies played in Mono‘ the Nicklinboys scor- ed ive goals each, time, 15-3), (b. l‘, (ii-ii)? ‘Phat Brennemarrhas scored more goeLsaagainsirWostei-l than my other niaycrr in‘ the l-aagimmaking the dittieurediiight ,

even the free-spending ‘Ibm Yaw- key. mlllionaim Red Hose owner to arch his eyebrows. _ ‘The Browns, like a. maiority of bell clubs. can use thorcash. b2- Hornsby is more v interested, d he is re-

young players.

He provxejd thtis weiéera 0°01 sJeiiven-l tirnesirbelrixfd the“ - -, ported to ave u.n own a o mine "" ' ~ $50,000 for Art Newsome, his ace -»---i. ‘l r Rape’. any pitcher. A very successfui- ladies fshoot, tuned U" de r "Give me players.‘ Hiomsby was held at the Saint""oohn' arm'-

Lord’s Day Act

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‘xmunni zuvnsw, was, ueo. lu— Canaan-an internal-lanai vapor ufiaugeauy. Wmuai Douay Wits Oat»;- eu ucaurd Abafigaabilabh‘ n’, A. Lil- uvllasaEIS Waun Viflalivaun OI DH. mrws nay no», announced ma. from n-xi. iVtilillily one oi tne sev- en paper-making machines in its ma.“ nere WOl-hfl be closed.

St. Lawrence fljki.‘ Company pleaded guilty to violation oi the act. and was fined $50 and ooste by. tne mingle-rate

Canadian international had been convicted on a similar charlie laid by the provincial government in- spectors, a iew weer-s ago out ap- pealed the conviction.

The company admitted having kept men working on Sundays but explained the pulp department could not supply the paper-making machines with present facilities. unless Sunday work was per-mined. Building of an additional pull) plant would cost 8760.000 the company could not afford at , it wee stated.

employment, it was estimated here. €.4__---__~._

Aimee Sample

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said. "You can't piey a stack of fen dollar bills in the infield." It is believed the Newsome of- fer oarno either from the Yankees or Boston since they are about the

ouries on Tucadayleveniirgql/lrsf J. N. Dow was again " the leader with a 99. Mrs. E. W. Bonnell was next with 07 and Miss S. Fiibi-ick third with 94. Ei/Even ladies book

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uLeaGership-lOf. Big Four <Resiilt Of Playing 21-2 Overtinie i Draw With (Saints John

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MONCrON, Dec. lie-Saint Johr Beavers divided honors with Mono- uu; spawns bel-c tooisiilt while iiw Halifax Wolverines were defeating time Charlottetown Aibegweits, and as "a result Hawks and Wolves an

Maritime Big Four Hoxrkeuieasue with the Abbies a. game to the rear. The Beavers-Idawks sarreywoe ‘ii-Z ‘rife ghmc’ night displayed only a mediocre‘ ‘briind of the national pasting, gngllthe sowing was all 11min thefirst and second per- __ Whiter Mon- son actlnfl cough of the Beavers who is making an prmive <11 old/lins- hid teem the lead after ab- out seven min- utes of play in the

. . liods. The new betting and racing bill ;

j. ilfifl j t foo-ignited Fun-ell scarce’; the m” ‘o

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Monomer qmppgd‘ it intoliihetwincs _ Jimmy .. 1'" I M. play}

Pelfeolill" executed. The Beavers’ lead thinty-fivcl seconds.

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in fronVod the soc-i. ‘Heidi W“ beaten cleanly on the P111’-

As the game went into. overtime Jieavers accrual. 511N836! WW4 “V” M11118 P055“ Wm‘ the Hawk‘?! ; tossed the rubber lip the ice ‘to, e otten to relieve the pressure- l

Alex Archer, who dflnedfi ilk geavers recently from Wiflplml turned in a steady parlor-mane with the Monson men. whildgniilil Campbell. former, Selkirk, . man, one of the xii/wise’ moat-we-

his new club- . . mix. Tine game wile 0169-111)’ Dliilfll and 011111107}. wieitiea for mayor infractions _ use rules wecmmldl- ed out bvrieferee Sailor Hermite. iioufol them going to tnefieilke. Lineiiipe _ . ... ..i. Saint John: Marsh. 8W4; iFulToll, walker, devfenoe; "Donald, centre; _ Archer. Shields, right wing; queer-y. wood, left, wihl. . . Monctmi: libsfm‘, Miller. Medinski. defww McDonald. centre;

wing. l once-Sailor Herbert- SUMMARY

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equalizer. ‘Hawks trapped the ' I

Beavers- in Molnoiorl tom ' three of murrbroxe ‘ mail-lanai‘: Campbell carried over the blue- iirle and passed ahead i» Mm“ who was forced toward the comer blll-“lllfia- 10118 ‘Pass comes the soul-annular ‘toward nulls MoDon. =44- mcine 1n from the right. M..- mum“! NM soc-lie Hawse m“); i°..“‘£.i'*..~....'" “has a ' ~- “siglo y, _ the corner l- emcccrldiperioq Wished ‘iwhenw t~the'Beaveis ahead again, Rm 11 carried down almost to the Mwwtcu blue-lino when he pa.“ l‘) hi!‘ team-mate whc Zggiafi-iéimvred the d9 .3 _ fired m’ rlwbdédefrt” begeMswea-ve an;

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Penalties-Nona. ' Stops: Marsh, 6; roster, 4-

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oil..~*z:".'r...i:":.i:.=‘ih.::?"' “f” ‘a “*=.<*“*°.._.‘- = u. i» I. n.3,“... Emil Fuchs, President or, the “mm”. " f; Boston Braycs, plans ' eaii "um m“ racing dogs~ to pull. "heal; l1 _

club out’ f‘tho and: ’ all inetd»

. e has been assiuied by the Massachusetts racing commis- sion that his application for a dog track license would receivefevcr- able consideration. However, ' the Prsident of the National League thinks that an alliance ‘of baseball and dog racing is “absolutely pre- poeteroue."

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m Atlantic Cit‘ a ‘ our... en Priscilla Stain, orphaned when y u

champion amateur hock ists of Chinese bandits murdered her m, u 5_ A“ m, m, gum-aw, parents afiel- abducting the family Orioles, runners up c: last gaggqm from ill missionary station iii bun“! w . 4.‘ damp“; 5t Ag- Tflhlttll, WIS MUQVOG $0 b0 EM‘. “new "guy. N_ J“ h” murky tonight in thodeare of a Canadian “m” bu," m ‘menu 0g ‘mo, missionary. spectators. Rescue of the three-months old . , child was reported in the 011ml Ibur brothers, m, obi-noun. inland mission station here in a Dannie mg Q51 Beamnn‘ an nmm_ mcmrd from Wilhw bers of the Liverpool baseball Meanwhile, the bodies of hdr “m; will b. given a tryout in the mother and father. Mr. and lira. “u; m, 30mm , 3m," John 0. Btu-m. were Pimd in wf- baseball club. nle. the oldest 0! iba 11nd by "d" °f 5°""\°P m" brothers. is 24 and rated one of the Ohms-Ewe of Animal Pmviiiee- best right handed pitchers in Nova The bmdlid. iievina before aW- Scotia. cal,‘ the youngest, is is and "Emmi WWI- “lmwfl regarded as second to nono"in them on a battlefield 1d miles y," 5w“, a g ghcmwp, from ‘Bullish. '