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Morning Glnldinaa, Folllal IU!

Charlottetown Guardian Trl Otto

PH[l[l|§E[|1|N|}5 |NiiHi-iEU[Hii PAHHAMENT

Debate on the Budget

Continued by Mr. Coote, Hon. Mr. Mal- colm, and Hon. Dr. Manion. ‘

(From Our Own Correspondent)

0'I"l1/UWA, Oni.,, Feb. 21. -‘After

the usual routille, debate on the budget was resumed by Mr. Conte, ot' McLeod. -He commenced speak- ing nt 3.110 o'clock. -He is a Progres- sive, and his speech was a running criticism of taxation generally but, nil to income tax. he leaped all through ills speech against any l°e~ duction thereon.He and friendspay pmicticaiiy no income tax; conse- quently wants those wllo pay this lux, to so colltlnue. He would rath- er have this tax increased than re- duced.

.His speech was characteristic of

his group, Lower tar.iffs, higher ill- come tax, illterlarded with cheap jilbes and absolutely devoid of prac- ticalities_ He spoke nearly fifty minutes and concluded by moving all amendment.

-lion. Mr. Malcom, Minister of

Trails ami Commerce, comipiiimenit- cd the finance Minister on the ex- cellence and popularity of the bud- get and also war_miy complimented Hon. -Mr. Bennett for the excel- lence of hisspeech on the budget. lie was free to say it was not simply a speech of criticism: but one oi' admirable ideas admirably presented. Referring to the attitude of Mr. <Coote, regarding income tax he pointed out this tax does not prevent Almericall capital from coming to Cana.da`.'Amerlcans in- vesting money here pay their ln- come tax in the United States.

Mr. Malcolm was high in his

praise of tho finance minister's act- ion ill redncins sales tax, and in reducing and in some instances re- moivtpg the stamp tax. He -thought the amount of $1.64 per capita paid by the. people of Canada in 1926 over that paid for 1926 was too high; he thought it should be placed at $1.19 per capita. Mr. Mal- colm thought it was quite proper when we -had prosperous colldit- ions we should spend imore money and have more enjoyment. He cal- led attention to the complaint that no tariff reductions had been 'brought down. il-le said that the numerous applications before the tariff -board were so contradictory, oil similar questions that it was thought best for the present to leave things as they were.

Mr, -Malcolm praised what the

lzovernnlent had done for the ex- pension of trade. He highly com- mended the present conditions oi trade alld anticipated still greater expansion. He made a good speech i'roln the governiment point of view. lin spoke a little over an ilour nn-':l izollcluded nt 5.30.

lion. Dr. Mnnion tol-

lowed and at once congrat- ulated the minister of trade and commerce. if pointing out facts showing shortcomings ill the gov- ernment's manner of doing busin- ess was destructive criticism, what is the use of having an opposition 111 parliament? fi-ie had not nluch fllllit to find with the budget. in a general way: but there was many instances deserving criticism. \He said one would almost think froln tile statements of the finance min- ister all the factories in the land were running at full -blast. But he could bring the minister to some that ‘werent a standstillzln the doc- tor'e own city. The finance minister and the minister of trade and com- merce had inch to say of the ad- vantage to the working people from the automobile business. The 0\‘d111ary lnborihs people nr the °°1111lry do not benefit,

The Ottawa Morning Journal,

this morning reiterates its attack ‘"1 Pf°’“1°f Klux. renal-ding his “°°““°“ 1° relish immediately nrt- cr the elections of 1025. It challen- f"1;d11;9 Pri-me minister to cable éiiing wyng oil' the matter. Premier many l?S‘s11s:i¢:intiwfl::l: the house

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(Canadian Press)

8TOCK\H0l.-M, Feb . 21. -

The Royal Swedish Belgian matrimonial alliance between Princesa Astrid and Crown Prince Leopold of laat -fall has been followed -by an agree- ment ibetween the two countr- ies never to go to war over any subject, even those usually excluded, “vital interests" and “national honor."

in submitting this pact for

ratification to the Swedish Rikadag ‘Foreign Minister Lof- gron uid that this was the firat .time >&Meden had ever ex- . changed such aweepinq pledges with any nation outalde theae of Scandinavian.

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George Sand Takes Action Against Lit- erary Critic.

PAiIfiiS, Feb. 2].-Tho moral repu-

tation of France‘s famous wonlalli writer, George Sand. fl-lend of Chopin, Louis iile Musset and other renowned creative artists of her time, will sooll be aired im court. At tl time Fr di <‘ ~

organization. This is one of the

the surplus is to be sold iabrolld.

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7' sydney 7'- um °v°rum°1' .gh0l1l'1:i“bl1Z' anlglssmadieblsdf stt§:>.<`1'1;,fdl:r1l11L fo‘i‘s~tli2es\1ll?i.111-11:58-proillilcis of LAt Bridgewater-iKentvllle 11;'a,g-ning; ,_ possible; small crop t.he‘American iiarlns would -find its

unenburg 0. following year. farms given tibe ODDOS11-1011 $1;

A ..s.:“;i;‘r. if.t:i.;l°.i...;i.ti; n:,:;‘“;..‘i:s:;;:.':.‘;“‘ °f U “ ‘ 6 000 M Received from ohhh.

H- the only chance of a small crop "Our relations with America; ,

Wiiil lie ‘wililli rliatll-re, as iihere will buyers make comment very :lit 1° (Cana-n vnu) .

I of comme be no curmnmem of Wim.. declared list; l;iovinKr;1r1l’“1;e (Special to the Guardian) LONDON' Fen 2|_ _ Both good , _

acreage because of a falling off in of one of Ontafno -.$22182 "nut SHANGHAI' Feb. 21. _Brmsh and had news was Ncewed from 0 ,_

title tdem_lIz`;l1ri for that iylrtgcilliliar im; oooggrgltlilvggsdanghgi is no-doubt ni-tiliery arrived at Shan8\l1(ai today CMM today but the Brmsh pubm,

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|¢ d |, ' . . , 0 ° r ° °r°° B fldence of the government that

gable Kelli; crgsd ms" 1° M" mm 1'" mme" and me cost °f “rm many Camumi mmiirivellllld ‘1°f°“°° °1 "“’ 1“‘°"““"°““" '°‘"°' gil" will eventually he wen

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States for Forty-eight Hours-Mount- alnous Seas Caused Many Shipping Casualties - Tide .Rose to Unpreoed-

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Driving Over One Thousand People From Their Homes. `

Reign of Terror Had Pronouneed Effect, Lessening Strike Activities Even in the Foreign Settle- ment.

(Canadian <Preaa)

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le same ance, us d Lug _d 1 ld ci "1 b I d| and in the recent Giadston tli I Mrs M hi Bwm we e sw ty to emu

1 9 `11-: (ganadh P “TY SC 011 01 B1`0°k1y11 Sui- strike fonlenter’s was used in thej

g will gh;-ssh oh; for he,-self whmhe, NEW YORK F" 111111) tered a fractured leg when thrown native section of shanghai ionhyi

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(Canadian Press)

MIAMI, Feb. 21.-The sub-

oonference of the joint wage conference after a two hour aeaalon here today suddenly adjourned without reaching an agreement on a new wage scale for the central competitive field. Rica Miller. chairman of the joint conference, announc- ed that the subcommittee would report a failure to reach an agreement before the joint conference at 10 o'o|ock tomor- row morning.

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Sample McPherson, Dos Angeles, evangelist, toured the night clubs of New York last night and found their patrons “dancing over the tlapdoors to lleli."

Mrs. MqPherson, who arrived in

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y G. G- 6 without glove the lives of famous pe;-ty d,,_m,,, , ns, or dollars pm_I The 11119 111 New Y°1`11 11911101' lJ1‘0D11Z811<1&

,___ persons of the past. ions sho be “as mused by u mr iw” 511111 1° 116 1-1111 111811681 in 20 Continuing :l death-dcalin ro

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(¢an¢d|¢n pr-en) The case, which promises to he today after raoiglirrlilg oziltlnlazsarigaéggiienrés and damage estimated at gralnme started yesterday under

o'r'rAwA reh.21.-c. o.cn<-in -plnnnnt, .name in light with the-lil--in the Atlnnii- _ ““ fed" °f '1‘°\“1==“<11 01 <1°11ere orders or General Ll Pne--Chong.

(U. F. A. MacLeod) moved in the ing of suit by Mme. Autoro Sari-d. past 48 lloiirsl: wan mates for me 111” dune to mera and stores' At defence °°mm1“1°“°1` 01 5111111811111 House this afternoon the following granidrilaugllto.l~ of the novelist, Frolll Mulne to D_l 1, nmendmellt to the budget: "That against _im-“ues i;0,,|enge,~‘ literary mountainous seas tilsllrgillra sihrbb‘dbcdtihgntglsvedniher tthfin “ugly strike ordered Saturday' exemmom all the words after the word ‘that’ ages for alleged defa,,,au0n of llbollt like match boxes, shatteredlb ' 8 C01" 11 V95” 5 ers with larse swords Detl-oiled the

l I _ ' 'i ound from New York to Provi~ 1 t nd mi || nh t

bebstliuck outh anti the folnow ng character of her gmlldmothersdwellings und swept nwily D|e,.e_,idence' R I put in at New London s rooms a su mar y w ou

:lu st tilted t erefore. Wh st re- . . of hoari ' . _ ` ' S9111 1109 01 11 11'111111€011D11111@d 011 coglllzing the advisability of cer- rl:-l;;lsnt°H,,,i:,l,.Sn::f¥;§,}§el;`:g(Tf1wlxi carriedItlibnyizillg}1»1§1;11:l§3h`:|1:;tf;kntgm than risk the fury or the '-118 51101- me" 1°““‘1 11111111115 5911111' tain minor changes proposed, this attracted wide u;l'mmU“`in France ‘of feet inshore added to the havoc on -j-he bam I m I ous speeches or distributing strike iiouse regrets that the budget as Th article i th _d U' 'ill the coastal towns. Snow tell to the ei it B tor 6 0 '111e1.'B1\11`9- presented by the lion. Minister of 6 ' “ B wo' S 01 will depth of two feet in some pinceqi M P 1511 °°“5 guardsmen 11911111118 Chinese 801110011 P12000 Finance contains no ,effective pro- °°mplamam.i represents the famous while the temperature dropped toll) mv ncetuwn was fought the number 01 “headings M 28' of vision for the reduction in the high wmor as R w°m”'“ °t slngulair tell degrees below zero Commun-ililii lil mne an hour gale' which 16 were carried mn many, cost of ,wing insofar as such is morals and innumerable lovers,`|,,,m,m and U. ' § “ er “MB ‘mm 111°" 111111 C1311- while the nationalists declared

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due to the protective tariff. Wh0 41111 not llesilute 10 ~i11\'<11` 0110 Ofiwere llnmpereii.unsp0r at on “nes ight; 21131; wwe :io pirsclim “hom that mem had been ninety' Tha

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That the budget shows tl. furth- 1191 0110191” 10 11f11V1111W 1110 111191’ Relief ill hi her tem erat e3 po e ess 0 ad them` strike was caued a“e5ed1yf°1' eco'

er departure from the principle of 0919 01 11n011191‘~ iwas in sight toliizay for Pelliusyllyali-|hor£2efoi~wt!:2 rgd3csi1;0b‘fdLii1htee ms;_'”°m1° "”“B°“° '1’“1~ 111 1611111? 10 direct and visible taxation based “That” says the complainant, “isle null probably New York, said wiilhrd J ‘Han-is and wiifia,,l:M_.1_ 1 ”°1"'1’""" 111° "’°°“° “”'“°““"s° "CW on the ability to pay. clearly defamatory to the lnemoryitlle weather bureau, with the storm G;-ay M-m`y aviators who were losi- 1013’ 111 C1191111111S i1l'0V111CB"Hi1d £11811'

“And further that no systematic oi’ a dear being" wllo is unable to-centre shifting to New England. Thursday in a fog off New Jersey subsequent capture of Hangch°w"

81'i’01‘t 11! 1181118 11111110 10 reduce 0111' defend herself. ‘Tile turmoil at sen attributed by a mast while an mute from Mi¢che|| 3°“11‘w°“1 °1 here' f1`°m 1-11° 1°1'°°s national debt the interest on which The most sensational pm-i of ihescientist of the American Museum Field N Y to Langley Field Va °1 M“"5h“1 S1111 Chu” Fang- ahsorbs so large n proportion of com-,_ hem-ings is likely ,to comelof Natural History to the combine- Snowfslls’ were genei-n|_¢h|1°ugh. The effect M me 1613" °1 19"" the revenues of the dominion." Mom the defame as B,,“1enger~Bition of a flili moon and a north out the ess; Eight inches ,_-0 E “11h°“gh “”“°"1°“11’1° yesterday'

The amendment was seconded by lawyers hom that the ,ruth of thmeast wind started to subside withiioot was reixorted thmughbut the was pronounced today. Strike act. A. A. l-leaps, Labor, Winnipeg. statements in his article are Wen it change of the wind from north-‘Now England states, Upper New 1111119” 1599911811 °"e111“11‘°1°"°1g“

North. estabmhem They Say they ure,oa;t} to east and later to west. vm-k state and in sections of Pew Eettlxetmgiklxtl beyondmthtaldélrisdigtlilzizn

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'Legg {§e§f‘gief1;*1;,;;°‘§S'§;'5‘; ;;1j.l.....§ .eu .il P.-33......§..-..fil”.§§,_ “”.¥i,';";‘;‘,,1‘,';‘,§,’{,°,‘§,,§°,',§°,{;,, ,,,,,,,,. ---iw --we an wsu- from,

- sims on her suit. - ' \wllere eight coastguardsmell lost!poiitan district was caused at me Chmsse B°°U°“ “fthe 1”'°te‘f'

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oi-lton most incoming ships halted to check the spread of a general

their liver when patrol boat 238.staten lliinnu where the high zine 11°" °f 1"” 1°"’13” "““

V - - _ iwzls tossed ashore. The entire -i 11 1 th t 1 i

C'001ldg3 PI' 01103311 C3l`l3,d3. WatChlhg l1f1u1'H Crew I wus liisthnsl two lies--]?hlir|le`1`isi\l1::der:na iltisaviualfsbba 11:-ol: Ca mins

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(c.n,d|a,, p,-“U For Coolidge Vet0111:’)1:1l;er I U H b t _ estimated at a million doilzlvrs. p

_ _ -_ - - (911 15 11 1'1 11611 10 1119 About 200 families were rescued ' 1 '

een?-aigiiupeflg' ?c;nnl1<1lalt11nhnsr;°jes;t»l \vAsHrNtl'roN. Feb. 21.- li léiistorm mclmwd me in Pmsburg (rom their dwellings by police nnil Ifljilfed

for “_ come ence t gllmitp piler now alssumed to be ce-rtnln that t'ile‘1111<1 01111 611011 fmm GXDOSUFB111 others. Coney Island escaped '°’“'“ I

c ever entertainer pi-essh; hi . this revoivin fund. be in a regular 'Chinese wall 01 _ ul, 111 1116 °\1°°'° °“5"

ioyable programme under thesis. x°cif;T\e1ig;nin1ory is to me-kg it up tiairiff on i-he types oi' stu-ff they|&‘:\°eo‘:;f;“§°:K_ géogfgalgfzil; or Esiian Austen Chamberlain, Foreign Sei 1’1°°“ °1 111° 9119911 Mlry Needle-out of an "equalization fee" to be began to ship ln. You see, ititroom from me Punjab rammed to rotary. outlined the details of t e elénii onlin. _ lvlneh will nhilnipni- deducted hom the price haul ihn would not only bring in an unlfillf hens Kong many ""°°'"‘°‘“ "°“'°°“ °’°°‘ B'"°'” e on account of his s _ the, lament of com tion. 11111 W0” - ' = 10111111100 at St. Peter'sDll?1I:g:dsg;; ,tall-,r::|;an ’¢l;`<11|?mi|:¢‘;:-cepsyrigmd gi' the as mr os .l can gsddnow, completely _ _ _ Cantonese government, whereby moderate dwgstg;-3-xvglnillgildpafli Wlaks ago and Mr, Komm muy cm” of ¢0,,,.,,,, will have io uncut on whnt isnlo -we now have in Mackenzle Klng after certain formalities the Han-‘cloudy an c p .

“¢111f1°°1 B11 02pectatiohs_ sei, high enough to include 't-'nfl-8`ohe United States. _ ,how concession beoomoa nn Anslo-.

Mr. J. P. Gordon presided andisqfuialiiaaition fee Chinese municipality, in which the Toronto, snow . . . . .

111111118 the entertainment Dieasingi A ve,-y iuhsrésting angie is that Potatoes Aa Example. Chinese and British will enjoy Montreal, cloudy ..

soles were rendered . t cisei as

McKinnon and Mrs W.bE. FI111ali!:§he§"11i1s1o11i?ppba1f1-ltorwa° 2|; i.tuwi11T‘1the rgsult "Take potatoes as ian example: (special to _tha Guardian) iatlonship between the two peoplel.1-lnlifax. rain ._ ._ The entertainment was of n high will be to give tihe -European work- ‘0n»ui,l-.io, |Brlxidi1i Columbia. -New OTTAWA. Feb. 21. -Premier W. it is expected, will thus be inaugur- g¢_ John, ¢1oudy

class order. Mr. Kolilns dolivei-.1,,. clmspgr food, and in some cases Bl-uniswick and Prince -Edward L. Mnckenlie King leaves today ated in the great Ylnlila P011- Boston. snow ing his numbers with wonderfuidheapor raw molteriiall. llhali the island all export good quantities. for two weeks holidays. in his Meanwhile London newspapers New york "in 9110111 111111 Ulm-esalon. The sever- iA.merion worker or manufacturer the latter two provinces -lnlalilns absence from the 1-Iouao the gov- are flaring with nswl of the men- High ,me tm, ‘¢¢,,-noon

est of critics could find no dull mo- can buy. Til-is is in addition to potato growing a m&i0r10P°‘1";\l;10né ;Arnm|el-it wg: lzetled l;yJ'!‘I<;=\ Ernest :ge oat :'1;:{|°v;e1;3!:1d;’lf ang tomotl-rowvmmizligiing at t

' the Amemiean consumer bearing Under il ellbsl ized fa.rm ng' W son 11 e. 11 l 01' 0 - ul C0- fi' 1' 0 I un ae a t ernooa a

ance. - 1110 101111 01 111° can count on every inch of land in While the debate on the budget scores of. decapitation. punish- and ri,” mmmm' m¢m|"

Every selection was greeted with mamdgwwfn the United States that is suitable will probably be concluded before mont mated out to those 511111! 01 3_4-3,

prcleniied marks of gpm-¢¢||¢|¢m for potato growing -heinlg put under the Premier returns to the capital fomentinl th! 80110111 lf-l‘1K°- Halt quarter moon Thr'

and at its-co . o t nt cro . 'lt is just a case of Premier King wlllin all likelihood- 'Sir Austen announced tlat the p,,g,_ Mm 43,3 ,_ m,

nolusion numerous ex .Why Canada la ini rn od th P

ressions of he ban ues the meal 'ticket of ihun he hsckin the House in time topar- strike at Shanrhai was spreading gummy-gig, mg 9| pg”

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types of naval vessels it was cific- ;eg bB;1{}§0&J1:f:;:01; ,1eX,.e;e}:§a‘;i,?£,inlinister, Mass., one at South Rglzaulca [£13231 anggggsiriansn xg; WASHINGTON, Feb. 21. -Ad muy announced mnlght jill ‘the same fornl his it -passed ille1A1l11111y. N. .l.. llliil the 86001111 Off I1- forced fo wade through several ill- 11111111 W1111i1ll18. C0111U1B11d€1"111'

5 isenate, [if lille president vetoes 18111;!-Z6 ’1'\1Y1l111'0€1J (I-|H11lH1l;pMT11t=9`clles of sleet and slush which a.ls0\3x1191 111 A313-10'ligi-:5b1"9l;<;l1:€du1`£.

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|s2,?(,,r:;e1:;\:,r,;eé|:t1;os;;g:;:),;`,t,;e,I,*;`; 13;, ‘xgfirealy wus found ill aan1l}oul'\vayl1ll'3;l;11|:|-11; 1111111111111; 1313536 ps;11§ci¢;ifeI3i1;1captainsyof the British vessels

cessary two-tthlrd'-i majority t01B0B1011~ ilsianti were flooded. when the tide GRM Bild C0011C115191` 111111 119911

IS over-rifle the veto' There is still! New Jersey Iloach resorts wer<>1.-islng to within teh inches nl the slightly iniured when Strike

i doubt as ‘to what uho president wiliFP1'01J11111i' 1-110 11011Vi911t Bwrnl 11111- -top of the battery wail seeped D1011918 at 16118118 111111011611 1-1191"-

‘(`Sp°c|n| to the Gulrdlm) do_ _ ferers. From Asbury Park. high ,hmugh ' |Several British sailors were push- LONDON F9|,_ 21_ _premier The l\l.cNail'y4lial|glloll V blli,11i1811 111111 great wllves caused ex- Thrilling tales oi’ rescues came`9l1 0V91'1’09-1`¢1 11111 1111 111111611 g““1`d, 1- °f ‘::;i;‘i '

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§,?,?;l,?n(;::n:?;l“,-1;,Dighaaotheprgiggx sponsored 'by Senator -Clliries L.iSlructul'es. At Atlantic City 11 went aground on Little Beach ls- Cooiidggys naval qlgm-mhmeng Bug. McNul‘y of Salem, Oregoll and Coll-,01112 111111111011 1001- 86011011 Of 1lSVlalld near Atlalltic City were rescu-

gesuong was being hem up pem||ng‘g'l'essnlnll (ldlbcrt N.. liltllgihell oidalnolls board walk was lifted ugh-ii hy ooiistgllnrtis by means of il

the receipt 0( me opinion” of m¢,iN0rt-hwood, Iowll. Few pieces oiliilu 019111- 01 11111'1101ml1l1B WBV9 1111* kllreeclies buoy. Coastgullrdslllenl

,]0m|n|0nB_ N0 date for remy muiiiegislatioll llavo ol‘<‘as'l'oll1oil luore deposited on t0v 01 11 11111119 “1111(‘iulsn kept wntcll on several other,

been EBL he ,mm dll-lcueeioll and oomllleilt thiln this ture along the lirolncllade. ivusnols that were not ill immediate

_____¢,.>l proposal for "sub-sidized farlllillg." Many'slnal1 craft and some larg- danger. Wh' k

'l‘-he ouitstnn-llillg fcatul~e.s of tlhe|erdol;e.<i were tlllrowzlhon riaiefs, llarirj Aiioiglnh ixsi-ui; wash lihntli-‘yt

' hill are that ii, would set up ll fed-,all 1611011111 I1 0115 H B11 1‘9 5101111 ames lll e, ew or an er, l s

eral faml iloaril and si fin-nl nd-.lille by the force lofd tlieiliaatl/3 wife. their three children slid three (cinldnn Pun)

____ visory board, to be appointed bylwhich at times 1011019 11 1831 d other persons, who were ta en n a BAYVUALE ‘mm Island’ N_ yu

(csngdisn pf-eu) the presidelrt. Appolnitees to botih`fift,y feet., The five masteh ,-uwboat from their summer homereb. 21.;nB an m wmd that me

QU.E|1,|g(;_ Feb_ 21__1Em“ SL bodies would be named by tbeischooner Nancy \1"1i1BI 1111111811 11118 _ iii, south beach, Seabrlghhd N. Jhitwo muted schooner A_ T_ Ben was W... M rr- rm-°" ri .:“ Sn.: ‘ ,lil °':".Jl““.‘;°i,': 'l':l':.f..~. .----- --- --------< ilrst -lap of -the international dog “ U” to be recmmnm1ded by farm l;§iclie'li bynsvolunteers. ' Sillppillz`\\-erdvelillldsr wbter which at places and 'the town fire department res-

ours_ , - - crew b means ol 11

-minutes, 20 seconds. 'Leon-hard Sep- auegedly uncommuuonul reamres' ‘:i1€l1i1gsll'l1il(:an(2it:a1ll.w (lfeasztelgricddgadig yeliiccliltiitfnhxnd(yi-1s1lo&11t2deeVi11,lT1&fT3;‘(lxggchtelbe buoy. Thi crew Wirmed 'mls' Nome' Anaska' was s°°°“d In Divide T-he Crops lnyell 12 10 24 110l11‘B. as a 1'eH1111 01 tending 500 feet into the outlet waifanld. dried gave thanks and ~dGl>1lT1~' 4 h°“"“f 51x m1‘11“1~°5» '25 118001168. the storm which eXte11¢1911 0111- 1111' completely demolished, while tw0`ed not to return. Curious folk in- gftli 11°” nmshed 111 111`51"1“9S C011' A revolving fund of a. quitrtor of at sea. $12,000 aeroplanes in the Curtiss ve,,¢_|g,,ted gesrlng they had gone

°"` _ ,, - a billio oil is to be furnished* The Adriatic oi’ the While Still' flying mation were ruined when back to the wreck,

mtnithis `bo:rdloul1.Hdf-lille federal -treas-1liue, returning from ll Mediterrnll- waves smashed in me doors, Them was no _sighs of 200 kegs

Illry. This is 'to be loaned by thc1enu cruise, after fighting ll stiff South of Asbury Park the towns of bonded whiskey (Newfoundland)

_ federal farm ‘board to co-operatlvffgsie docked lute as did also the of U, Vaiiem, Seaside Heights and _Wham the Kass started to nom

Nova Scotia , i associations and other organlza-iRoyal Mail liner Avon from Bel-;5em,1dB pm-k were isohstsd when ashore won, reached some bootleg.

tions 10.1- liihg purpose of lllv-lililrgimlldn., which was eight hours bf;-:me sen msg and flowed over the gem who appeared with trucks and

Play.0Rs tihe crops into two parts. A On? ofilllillll scll;:)dltlle.m T;\;5Bl11)f;s§§l1:=13\‘l’_q.l§i;lck of) conliscgllg land into the made B systematic mms of me Bal.

‘ these is to be sold to tihe mer can amuse ll - ~ rews ury -_ 1 id.-

_ vllge but did not molest the ind v

(Ca1ladillniPreas) °°“5“’11e1`~‘1 111 a high price, while1were shaken up by the rough H0115* :Q-oc ual salvagers,

NEW ORLEANS. La.. Feb. 21. -

Captain Ranolf Innes-Taylor of Toronto, editor, sportsmen, club- man and yachtsman was found in. a dying condition in his room after? the telephone operator had failed to receive any answer from con- tinued calls. A small revolver of!

Spanish make lay on the floor] near the body. Ile died in a hos- pital here.

New York yesterday to open a three day evangelistic campaign. made her night life tour after her first revival service-

“Look at those eyes" sho said, all

she spied a young womaln in one of the smoky cellar cabarets of Greenf- wich Village.

"They are hard, hopeless. They

are lost. Here you see them sow- ing. I have always been concerned with the reaping," she said to her escorting party of eight,

The evnngelists's party then

toured Northward to the more elab-

I S A P _ orate night clubs of Broadway. She

_ appeared deeply impressed with

H ' _ ' rovu? ure na it is liven by the night club

,-patrons-fer more impressed than

-Electlonsithe patrons and club owners seem

1- 1 iover her visit. -

iSP°¢'=' 1° 111° G""=1'="1 i "oh," she Enid, "ii only 1 cmllil

LONDON- Feb' 21" _E1°°"1°“ re' taik- ‘to tllose fluffy-haired girls

suits in the four South African pro- “ml “wir lo Jed lips; their hard

vlnces are significant because the V g , same electors vote for the House faces' They am unhapy and would

_ quickly admit it. At heart I know

§f.l§i"1f..m Zilcfgn '1'l'f<..§."“.'.'§..v°i'?.’¢‘i’.'.`l they "1"" be S°°<1-1”" ““d°f1°= councils. The constitution of "T111" w°‘nd°rh18'" South Africa is different from that* Mrs~ Mcphermn 1°°k °°'171°“° n°1` of Canada, it was pointed out to-fe! 1" 11°' V151" 1° 111° 1119111- "°°°1"| any, nt south African house. Pro-W114°1\ Sha explained were to be

vincisl councils have the administ- ration only of municipal matters in the province, and can impose tax- ation onl for such nr sea The

used in a. series of articles for a newspaper syndicate.

She addressed two wildly enthus-

iastic meetings last night in Lilo

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also elect a proportion of vacancies Glad Tidlng Tabemacle in which in the Senate of the union psrlia- she expounded her “four suture" ment as they occur, the govern- gospel.

ment appointing the balance in a fixed ratio

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The gain by the South African or "

Smut's party in the provinciaii _

councils means that the Southi African party's present majority ini the Senate will be still further tn- creased and any flag bill killed. Senators’ terms run longer than the life of the assembly hence the South African party’s majority in the Senate and minority in the as- sembly. There are a few more seats in two of the provincial coun- cils. than in the assembly so the rs- sult cannot be taken as a clear in- dication of the composition of the next assembly. l The secretary of the South African house explained that the result, however, is a clear declaration that the flag hill is not wanted. The Minister of Finance will have a hard time to make ends meet be- fore the next union of elections, on account of losses caused by drought and increasing demands of labor for expensive special legislation in return for their support. To sum up South Africa has indicated that she considers enough progress has 1he made in authority within the iErnpire. and no need to emphasize .it by dropping the Unloll .lack. 'which suggests the crown over ali.

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gntertalnmené co‘d1§hi$dl?;a‘l)'1i tgh - "’I"he Canadian angle oh this pro- drodslof New Brunawick and ticipate in the discussion on the but that there was no disorder ill “yu hm- nm, :;h.¢|°¢€¢¢°q';l\_ every side. posed American legislation h that nl. I. farmers." Maritime Rights report. the international lattimlent. no unplug? ,..l|NU4 0.

nna the chinese nationalists or 'roaoN'ro. Feb. 22. -Maritim

equal rights. A new ora in the re-Quebec. cloudy ._ ..

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Coming Events,

Meetings Eta

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"'I‘.he I_.:ld~ies Auxiliary of the '

Y. M. C_A.. are requested to meet Tuesday afternoon, 22ml , at if o’clock. important business. 31993

"Reserve Thursday evening for

the Phllathea concert in the Bap- tist schooiroom. Lots of fun. Some of Charlottstown's best lit- erary and lllusical talent. 4006

“Sons of England 'Lodges Eton

and Prince 'Edward joint installa- tion cf Officers tonlight. R. L. DIY District Deputy. 4000

“Mission Band tea and sale Si.

James Hall tomorrow from 3 to 5. _ Adults 35c, children 20c.

| "Car horses to arrive in Ken- sington about 25th lust. Hand bills later. C. D. McPhee. Strasburg Sask, 2 22 2i

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"Car horses to arrive in Char-

lottetown about 25th insL S08 hnnd bills later. F. E. Steffen- Strasburg, Sask. 2 22 21

"Cake \Sale, Patons Store, Wed-

nesday afternoon. C. W. L.

4001-2-22.21.

°*.Annuai -Banquet of Marshfield

Farmers Institute will be .held in the hall on February 23rd. -if not l’-ine l“eb. 2411111. 399512-22.5!

“Emerald Hall on Thursday

evening, Feb. 24th, lecture by Rev. J. J. McDonald. 3988 23! 4|

“The Tracadle Cross Dramatic

Club presents their play "`IAnl Rivera" in Corran Bsn Hall Wed- nesday night 23rd inet. Indill with baskets free. Proceeds ii! sid of Building Fund. 39702 194|

"Seven Mile Boy.-Hear RIV-

Terence Campbell. Albertoll leo!- ure Wednesday, Feb. 23rd. Ad- mission 35 cents. Navel progrll under auspices local Knights of Columbus, City talent in attend' gncg, 3941 inn' .

| 1 ° m nd see the t111‘6¢1\¢

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“__” comedy. 'The Man from Toronto. 8 8

at Borden Hall. on Thursday. Nih- ! Pebrllarv. at 8 o'rlock sharp. DNN,”

by the Albany Dramatic

223°, conjunction with the Borden

‘ I titute. If storing. ‘ n215‘t,h_'d'ie1‘i:ruary.

°°il1‘iddler’s and

at Condo at 8

shav. Coke -rr