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Premier Baldwin Has Decided to Give the Young Men of the Party a Chance to Run the Government.

(special to the Guardian LONDON, res. a-Prellller Bald- win has decided that if the Conser- vatives are returned to power after the next election he will give the yqlmg men of the party a chance to run the government. The Prime Min- istcr has been greatly impressed by the amount of young talent among i115 followers and he wants to streng- then his administration by calling upon it. Tile disappearance of several of the older members of the cabinet will be by retirement or elevation to the House of Lords. In this connection it ls known that Earl Balfour will not again be in the cabinet because of ill-health, that Rio-Hon. W. O. Bridgeman will be made a peer, and that it is doubtful if all- Austen Chamberlain will retain ‘the foreign secietal-yship. Though Blr Austen has repeatedly stated that he wants to remain at the foreign ofllce, it is understood that Premier Baldwin would like him to take a peerage. Bil‘ William Mitchell-Thomson, postmaster-general, when} Mr. Bald- win recently rebuked publicly for ‘refusing to receive a deputation will not continua in llis present position after the election, it is understood. The Prime Minister has of late been disturbed by the attitude of the ‘younger men of the Tory party who, seeing no chance of ever mak- ing progress in politics, have been drifting into retirement or towards ,the city. Therefore, he is now en- couraging them to believe they are [on the eve of being able to demon- ‘Elflllf? what they can do in the art ‘of government. i, Labor has always been anxious to ,piomote more youthful supporters, ‘wiillri the Liberals have recently ‘shown anxiety to preserve hope jamnng surh men with a. view to re- jtaining their enthusiasm so at last it is beginning to look as if the young politicians in Britain who have been clamoring for opportunities will coma into their own;

ANNOUNCEMENTS, COMING EVENTS. MEETINGS. ETC.

"Dr. Clift, M. Ila-Start now homo Prevention cure. Purdy Station, Weat- chester Co, N.Y., USA. 12-124mm

"Loading hogs Hunter River sta- tion, Tuesday, February 5th. (Sign- ed) James E. Andrews, Hunter River.

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‘ Idancy Dress Carnival at North ‘Prion Rink tonight, February and. ASOZ-G-I-Ii.

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"Buying live hogs at xcmlnston Tuesday forenoon, February 5th. I! not ilne. Wednesday forenoon. Alden Moase. 4303-2-1- 2i.

"Buying Hogs at Emei-al Tuesday fciciioon. February 5th. Everett 351mm. 4300-2-24!-

"Whlst and Dance in Emerald Ball on Monday night, February 4th- Lunch served. diiil-I-I-Il.

“Loading live hogs at Haaalbrool: °ll Monday. February 4th. Harry Jenkins. 4307-24-21-

"The Borden Dramatic Club will Viv-sent the 4 Act Comedy Drama “A White Lia" u, ‘Tyrone Hall, m: as on Mmdsy. real-nary iul. Admission sac "id 25c. sale of candy. flw-z-i-sl.

"The Annual Meeting of the Wilt‘ "hire Eag Circle will be held in the

Younger Men iPVill Be Called ‘ ly/pon

Visit Discussed

Governor “Montagu Norman of the Bank of England, whose arrival In New York is the subject of conjec- ture in Wall Street. The Aquitsnla also carries $3,500,000 In fill, 911° first sent since last November,

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Alliance of Capital and L a b o r Necessary to Build Country into a Great Prosperous Na- tion of the Future, De- claras Head of the Nat- ‘ional System.

TORONTO, Feb. s-"ons billion dollars a year" for the next twenty years should be available for in- vestment in Canada in order to prop- erly develop her resources." accord- ing to a statement made by Sir Hen- ry Thornton. President of the Can- adian National Railways, when speaking at the annual banquet of the Canadian Industrial Traffic League, given in the King Edward Hotel, Toronto, on the night of Jan-

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"Come w ills bi dance at 0T; digan Hall ‘Tuesday. Feb. b. 4326

"ROBIN HOOD RAPID CHINA OATS, better Oats. better China. All Grocers.

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"Loading hogs Tuesday. Feb. l. at Miilview. Miilview Llvlstnck lhlp- ping Club, ASIU-a-Ql "Fancy Dress Carnival at. North Tryon aim; tonight, Febflllfy 9nd- 4302-2-2-21.

"The annual meeting of Progress Egg Circle No. 64 will be held in NOW London Hall on Tuesday lvenlnl, Feb, d, i929. at ‘l p. in. W. D. Collar’. 5w! 4320-24-21

"Come u: mi Social in Blirtnsfleld Hall, Lot s1 on Tuesday siallilil- ""- rliflfy 5th. xi not an». mun-may am- m" °°°° Stat-SET; ‘it's 13$ ' m“ m i sus-i-a-sl.

"Come to Pie Social and Dance, Pleasant Grove Hall. February 5th‘. in aid of James McAullY who it‘! house with contents by fire. Laden with pies free. If stormy following Ffldal ‘fill-WQ-Ql.

anwhfsfl _ party and Dance Wob- tcl-‘s Corner Hall. Tllfldll’ “hm”?

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"A Meet of the Farmers 0f Riverdale, o ui-cll um and wring will be held in Rivsrdale 50118:‘! m Friday cvenine. HUN"? m9 iw duqu" Liv; sctok improvement. . a Sh“, m“, gwcg superior/ought.

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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, B1929

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British West Indies De- sire Closer Trade Re. lotions With Domin. ‘ion of Canada.

(Canadian Press) _ BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, Feb 2- Aiter seven days of deliberations ‘during which a wide variety of top- ics were discussed. the standing con- ference of British Guiana, British Honduras. the Bahama Islands, ner- mqda and the British West Indies concluded its session yesterday. While the conference has no leg- islative nor exectutive powerit is the sole medium for the discussion of the common interest of the col- onies in and about the Cal-ribbean Sea. Representatives of the colonial office and of the empire marketing board were present. Prominent among the subjects dis- cussed were, questions relating to’ the expanding trade of the West In- dies with Canada. The conference voiced its appreciation of the recent steps taken by the Canadian Govern- moot in providing a direct steamship service between Canada and the West Indisl by the Canadian Nation- al Bieamships. The establishment of a trade com- missioners service in Canada to fac- ilitate relations wls discussed and preliminary plans were laid for bringing it about. It was also felt that a trade commissioner should established in London. ‘ r - In order to promote the sdle of West Indies products in Canada it was decided to ask the Canadian Govt. to eatablisrrfinrorganization similar to the empire marketing board in Great Britain. The poa-

ial staff of that Journal, following a newspaper campaign against the cri- minal element of the community in which the "Times" reporter took an

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lty. The Guardian is in receipt of sav- erai recent issues of the Daily Times of Mamaroneck, New York, which

feature the story of a brutal attack upon a young man on the repertor-

Local Man Plays

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Mr. Peter Cambell, Formerly of The Guardian Staff and Now of Th Mamaronech N. KvDaily Times, ,Was Brutally Assaulted by Hired s

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country. Mamarolleck has s. popu- lation of about 14.500. and it evi-

csts of the community. The attack on Mr. Campbell Iollowsd the expo- sure of previous outbreaks. and was made by hired bruisers who were

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Thy» are Supported by the Departments of Education in the Pro- vinces and are Spon- sored by These De. partments in Two of Them.

The Oratcrical Contests. which are sponsored in the Provinces of Mani- toba and Quebec by the Departments of Education of those provinces. and which, in Ontario are supported by the Department of Education, should not be regarded by pupils and teach- ers as extra, curricular activities by pupils and teachers. Remember, everyone, that they are given in this province with the oo- operation 'of the Department of Edu- cation. What is the use of filling a vessel

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active and highly creditable part. The story is of particular interest here, as the young Journalist in ques- tion, Mr. Peter Campbell, is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Campbell, 8B Upper Hillsborough Street, Charlot- tetown, and is well and favorably known in this city. He served on the reportorial staff of the Guardian a. few years ago, and has continued his newspaper career with marked success in Mamaroneck, as is evi- dent frcm the reports to hand. reports that Mr. Campbell, in the course of carrying out his duties, evidently fell foul of the criminal element which apparf‘ ontly has been running things with a pretty high hand in that part of the

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Attacked on Avenue

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On Jail. 25th. Mr. Campbell, who had just left the police station after gathering the routine news for his paper, was walking down one of the avenues of the city when he saw two men in front of him. As his pace seemed to be a trifle (Aster than theirs he approached on one side in an atwmpt to pass them. The larg- [er of tho two, a slat-foot, aoc pound- er, ithout the slightest warning twang wound-and with ammand

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llbllity of inducing the empire mar- lretingbosrd to expend a part of its funds in pushing the sale of empire products outside the other country

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was also discussed, but no action was taken. ‘The conference went on record as highly pleased with the work of the board. Trade relations with Canada crop- ped up again yesterday when the question of establishing separate cur- lei-icy for the Welt Indies was dis- cussed. Befole any action was taken on this matter it was decided to con- sider whether the increasing of Can- adian trade would not make the ad- option of the decimal or dollar sys- tem of currency desirable. OTTAWA, Pen. 3--I-Ion. James Malcolm, minister of trade and com-

recent West Indies conference had decided in establish a trade commis- sioner service in Canada stated that the Canadian government was very

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Going to Russia

(Canadian Press)

LISBON, Feb» d-Twenty II! of crew of steamer Dieater were drowned when the ship sank af- ter being driven on rocks during a flle.

TOULOUSE, France" Fob. 3- A Spaniard who has reached hera said that marital law has been , claimed in Valencia and ser- ious claehea between police and

local troops had occurred.

(Special to the Guardian) MADRID, Spain. Fob. 2~It was announced today that. Aos Bal, Spanish consul at Lyons, France, has been appointed consul-gen- eral for Canada at Montreal. oral for Canada at Montreal. The present consul-general is Luis Polasucloy Garcia.

MONTREAL, Fehca 3—A mother and bar four children were aa- pllyxiated at their homo today

odinfroncofanopmfifloh dry today was believed to by} been the cause of ten pcrsonfbe- fllg sill-ace to death cllmly after midnight, their dvmlllisg being razed while they were asleep. The blaze practically wiped out an entire family.

VICTORIA, 3.0, Feb. l-ILM. s. C. Vancouver left Iisqulmault ._ Harbor yesterday for manoeuvring practice off slla mourn coast of the United States and Mexico. Although no definite time has yet been act for the return of the Vancouver it is expected that it Mil be the and of March before aha ls bani in Isquimauit. Un- der tbs command of Lieutenant- Commaadsr I. W. Wood. the destroyer bu a complement of I00 ofllcm and man.

WOODSTOCK, Fab, 2-15. L. Whitby, local manufmturor, ll taking much satisfaction out of

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KING'S COUNTY Murray River School

Claire Brehaut, X. Helen Reynolds, IX. “Bent-limits J; Becirpx. _ Janet MacLeod, 1x.

South High School (Buttered by Principal).

New Perth School

Lloyd George Dewar. IX. QUEEN'S COUNT!

Mt. Stewart School

Margaret Martin, IX.

Alice’ Martin, 1X.

Mary McEachern, IX. Hunter River School

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Dunstaflnage School Robert C. Cairns. X.

rnnvcs: courm’ Airmail nun School Arthur o-Msiieyjx. r ;

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Want Kant. St. school William R. Burnett, X. Niall H. Burnett, IX. Prince of Wales College John Denny (1st year), XI.

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Norwegian Freighter Freed From Ice Where She Had Lain For Thirteen Days.

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scarcely any ice was reported about the-capes on Saturday, and the car ferry made fifty minute crossings, In addition to the passenger trips, she made four return freight trips. The mail train arrived at 6.30 p. m. on time.

(Canadian Press) HALIFAX. Feb, ti-The Canadian Government Steamer Stanley this afternoon reported t» C. H. Harvey,

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