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80 Horses Dle Ir.

f Destructive Fire

(Special to the Guardian)

QAKLAND, Cal., Feb. 9-At leut W men burned to death and more mm eighty prize horses were de- ,imygd in a fire that swept the Oak- `m ho,-5; show early today. The wo of the three men were recov- nsd from the ruins today and police ,mira believed at 1east.three more mid be found within the debris. M bodies of the men were too bld- iy burned to be identified. Several mugs had been sleeping in the imporary structures housing the grow, but whether there was addi- iimlai loss of human life could not be mai-rained. 'terrified horses kicked through their stalls, snorting and bellowing in agony as they flames licked r at them. Some broke through and dash- ed outside becoming galloping mass- .. ol llama as ine me eaugni 'ineir islr. Officers stood by and sh0t f-Mm i¢'put them out of their misery. necticelly ell the principal prize pinning mounts were believed to me been lost in the blame. Firemen uid they detected silnl of incendiar- na, but could not definitely estab- ish that as the cause.

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England Would

Tax Bachelors

(Special in the Guardian)

'f.0NDON, Feb. 9-Approximately l.500,000 new taxpayers may be add~ ed to Englancrs source of revenue in 3931. if the strong drive to tex bach- elors, which is now being made is successful. Such a tax it is felt would have a twofold effect on depression. first by adding a considerable sum

to the i:-easury.and second, by re-

ducing lmemploymerlt through re- moving young women job holders via the altar.

ANNOUNCEMENTS. COMING EVENTS.

MEETINGS ETCS.

"Mt Stewart Club loading live stock lvodnesday, llth.

3252-2-10-li.

"Cardigan Shipping Club will ship Hills Wednesday, February lith. `

3124-2-9-Sl.

"Dance in l!.n1era‘d Hall, Monday. Pe‘»rl\al‘.v 16th. Lunch served. Good music 3265-2-i0-2|

h;'l'°"‘-'~' at who-il-v nivrr max

iwht Fi-b. loih. North Rustico vs. °YS*°f Bcrl Brw-e :nov-2-lo

m°°Hf»rrrv si ubrih wuishlre web. hh- N”“' Gi-"lseow vs. North Wilt- ’ll*€ Skate af"‘r match. 3271-2-10

“Hr“nital Cake Hale Mem-e 5; McLeod, saturday, Febrr--rv 14i.h_

3245-2-100-li.

mg'-\éil. stewart Wednesday, Thyih. ml how. Adventure, Romance and

Un' |11!-I-I-2|.

m;"kF‘llllrv Dress Carnival at Rustleo ,M Saturday. rea. 14. Prizes for

Costume. 3268-2-10-Ii-tues-fri

at Viet/oril Rink Wed- 11- Cube Traverse vs.

Don't miss this game.

3* after match. Admission 35 ° Mis- also-2-lo

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‘Annual meetln U, _ e of Progress Iles ,awhylllmbe asm mm evening hrs are iftnn Hall. All mem. ,m be r;-.owriea in small. name

Pl d. W. D. Colley. Secretary.

1284-2-100-Il.

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i'Bank, Stole ‘iN1°ght"s Rest

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, Que., Feb. 0-

1'he main office of the Bank of Nova Scotia. here was broken in- to lust night and robbed-of one ni|ht‘| sleep. Just dl\¢~tlred was Wilfred Gauthier, who made

the night. He broke a plate glass door and helped himself to a.

| nlght's lodging in the stately

lobby of the building on St. Jams Street. Police found the broken door at dawn, rushed in- to .the bank wltb guna drawn

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-and fell over Gauthier aieep- lu¢ on a thick pile' rug.

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(Canadian Press) LONDON, Feb. 9-The Earl of lesaborough, 0anada’a new Gov- erner-Generai, been a hirhly BD' proprtlte heraldic title on the ancient family coat of arms. lt is “pre rege, ieore, crore." 0?' ill naguan “for Kinr. law. people-"

| WINNIYEG, Man-. Feb- 9-

Lady Aikenl, widow of Sir .lorries Aikena, former Lieutenant-Gov- ernor of Manitoba died here lah this afternoon. LMI! M\‘°l“> “"5 been in ill hellth for several weeks. She was lu her Blat year.

REGINA, Suk., Feb. 9-At the

ripening of the [legislature this afternoon Premier J. T. Ander- son announced that the Govern- mni had declare issue Nar- man Moheod. Liberal candidate; In the llsievan by-election. Mr. Melieoa will take his seat Tues- day.

NEW YORK. Feb. 9-The cable

department of the l'lsmburl'l\l\\' erioan atearnship line, informed the Canadian Press tonilhl i message had been received from the lines steamer Deutschland. saying .lamoa Cobb". 0' W*-“‘°f' ville. ont, had disappeared ov"- lwara from the lair velicrlley- Ne other details of the drowninl 'en immediately available.

Former Minister

Of Tra de A n d Commerce Passes

nnumsw. ont.. Feb- 9-H0"

'Thomas .Andrew MW. f°l‘m°l' Wnl* wr of Trade and Commerce, died at

1,80 a. ln. after a short illness.

Hon. Mi- Low who was first elected lei-mu.|sofoommon|in19°°W°l men into the cabinet at ni. Hon- w. L. maoxenale Kina lo 1921 "ld became and ei un Department °f 'rf-as. me commerce in Aurull 1028- 3, mm ggi. poet until 1025 when he was screams in ine Gcnml fJ¢°i1°ll° in Center. / _ - _,_____--_

Ann 1 M ting of Bt_ An-

4g;.w1;h°kgCl::lewli'lbeheid inthe

heol house on Wedneedly. ,Febru-

mn, at 'r.so P. M. Rebate vlll pig, If stanny on Friday. D. F.

mn' Qgggmtgfy, 3202*’-10-ll.

"rua Lulu of si. xlinlnina Ala

Society, are holding an AftGl'!\°°l1 Ten in aid of lt. Vincent's Ol1>hlll° age at the residence of Mrs. R.. J. hadwell, Wednesday, llisbruary llth. time to I. Tickets as cents.

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'Ihey were sca-ntily dressed and

of felling and trunming thirty-fin trees each day. he asserted, and

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Young. Son of Mr. And

Mrs. Wm. MacCal- lum, Cavendish, Caught In Threshing Machine. \

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The home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-

linm MacCallum of Cavendish was saddened on Sunday morning by a shocking tragedy which took the life of their little son, Stavert, only eight years old.

The little lad had gone over to the

farm of Mr. Alfred Moore on Sat- urday afternoon where the men were

he slipped and fell into the feeding

W b th linder and torn off

orite There are left to moum be-i

V Fire sides. his sorrowing parents, two oth- drawn Temporarily.

"_" World Centre

The monthly nleetinil of the City Officer. reported one case of diphth-

Coullcii was held last evening with erla since last meeting. F Cultufe In

Hi# Wbrshlo Mayor Prowse in the ln answer to the question or ceua- ‘

Choir. ood all councillors present. elllel- Blanchard, cnlel nlrtwisile '

After the routine preliminary busi- stated that everything possible had 7-7leHlghlands

“css was dealt with. c-petition of Wil- been done in an effort to locate ine '

lfam Landrliznn and Company, Sour- man who has hem misging for the (spwm W um Gu-dum)

fs, which is l removing its woollen 133; month, NEW YORK feb. ,_A project for ____

mill to the city vvns read requestinsi Councillor McDougall for the Pub- t Unwonny "‘mveme5s in me snub ‘L-am,d|,,n p,-ess; 'ft-e years exemption from civic tak- !;e Property Committee. stated that mn mzhlmds to “We as B world DIGB.Y_ N_ 5__ Feb' 9_c1a,.,mcc es' im” w°rk °f renovmng tm P°n°° centre of Celtic culture was announc- Hcllshlw. Of Beal' R"°\`- -*@°““`d cm'

Councillors Holman. Kennedy. station was progressing favourably. ed “md” by the Am¢,.,c,,_n mnalrrleymeni today at an lee-house in

Burke and Reardon thought that the and that the police will be able to 506;” Richard M M0mg°me`_y’»,_,h,ch he had worked hm ,,.,mm@,._ request should be acceded to. It was move back to their quarters within Px_“ide`m of me soélety said mei A few hours \,,m. 1,., it-ii yoviy it-,ei agreed' that the ol'riinar.V procedurc 3, few weeks. .m mlm” though rich in't,.admonal from the roof, and died imiight in for exemptlon be followed' I It Wu de°id°d th" th' Drupal' litsrature ,are not adequately served- the General Hospital here. He leaves

Several applications _lor positions tion Qi John Hearn and 8. C. Van- by the “Sur existing' Un1v¢,.sme5_ an In wife and two ehileh-rn.

on the Police Force were read Idemune for A change in th, Mn", or which ue m the south and east

Dr. W. J. P. McMillan, City Health l (goniinugd on page 7) of swumd He “id promment pep

er children-S.

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sons on both sides of the Atlantic were interested and that an endow-

- . 0 t Lllfnbéfl ' ' ' ,v 1 e r¢lo,ooo,ooowlinanlm- S o vie No Prohibition I!-L-5;-yn:-80:1 M wagon, WM be

Camp-9 USG Half While Hepburn !’°““*"' -

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LONDON. Feb.. 0-An affidavit, LONDON, Ont., Feb. 0-Back with- I Rep Viceroy

lllostd to have been swom by HI in earshot of his ownponstftuency tel

"nigh erllelal or the Dew" (Fw-"ian receive ine plaudlu or western on- ,rm mf 31.00,, To BE , H ., being mad.. and ,

°'°'°° "HC" “nd 1” which it 'ml “‘"° L“’°""‘ “t “ "““““°° 1" M’ M:lllNr'Ul.l.v xbrsarrolurzos dozilnsdgrrfleks sind the eounirvf ‘S MY asserted that there were 062,200 Drls- honor.-Mitchell F. Hepburn, Liberel “xr N01. nmvgnpn Iamund Parma, which the natives;

oners working ln Soviet lumbcri provincial leader, tonight again re-

camos on Mrv lst le-it vw. has ieeied pmnlbiilen as a subject for '

Annansban, rndla ns. o.-con- i_-.1y.

‘ been forwarded w Prem," RB'm"y` me humngs' vefsgtions between Ml'he.tma Ghandll At the Fnntevivo wcll, boring to the MacDonald by Commander Csrlyn --we are going totalk taxation and Ku" of the Hindu N.u°n‘|m ldepm of R “mc more than ,_000` Belloirs. Conservative member of the horrible record of extravllllwd pu.” ,nd gif Tej Babadol"feet suddenly brought up a gushi

P"“"“°“t` °f tm’ °°v°;"m°m,`" 1" “laik '°l` Bspru lmdqnie leader, who toolrler oil and ine new averages ooo to Q

1 . “I tained -- ' . l _ _

With it were nine other affidavits. tixzzrzmhmgg: avfzzclx quemon an outstanding part in the London |300 gallons a minute. Premier Mus ` , ~ r

Rmmq 'hble Conference, opened solfni is enthusiastic over the dls~ J

ed b coped So let ri-a . ~

llgsncribing dbnditions ivn oo?ivii?t.nelx:- It is out ox politics' md M lm' U yesterday and continued today-V Pre- lcovery and has wired conEl‘Hilll“'~i0llS \/6

bor camps of Russia. fhx y,;hu: ;,i:hf°;';pr infer Ramsay MacDonald'l statement :-1 the oil compally.

In one af the affidavits Nicholas H I h b t ‘ _ at the close of the conference was --»- ---- I lvmovitea l-wysnev said he lull ;‘,'ns° e“°c°L"°; 13:0, gms,” £25; the aubieei er discussion. Mrs. A. B; Warbuton _I _*___ f spent the year in a convict camp at um), he “M ' Meanwhile the Mahatma received S eri ousl y IH ;=F='_;_'?‘~_`._ --

s°'II‘1:t’ priso. ners he asserted lived in mum Mr' Hmmm "W "1 ink' indium. "tl: it mum; Ylrubgcigl K In Fredericton _

' ' ll ur in no lures ana ' ---

alraan wiin earthen noon me leuy “' °°,f " ' pm' inquiry into ins was of sums pei- |m,,,.ii.., pm.,

roofs. slept on be-re Plank \=\dv°f\<- :zu ice nmaoutioo of Netlollllilil- The rfaznnlucron, N. B., rim. 9- TORONTO. Feb- 10.-Strong winds least not in Roumanla. ed from flve'o'c1ock ln the moraine H,’,°,,k,,| “U 5",” ,M Q, Mahatma is understood to he" been mn A. B. warbalion widow or or moderate gales with snow er rain A month sg.. in ,,,,,s,,,,,,,, of ,, until Oilht o'oiock at Hidhif- ugwq “guna h“nu’_ ' pllllflllly dlllUD0l|ifAd-" Judge Warburton of Charlottetown, at first, then clearing.

v He also wanted release of the P. ll. I.. who had been visiting her Temperature.

mera lreerlnewm oldeilvwvuf- 'T""_' mamma or peuilsal pmpam. daughter- url A. r. me, .vue of Maximum sl ¥0¥l°°- Of thi °°\’l’HP°‘l4°l\°° 5°' lbe rector of Fredericton, is seriously Minimum . ld service of the state. the one drawing

Irwin and Cihandi hll ill with pneumonia. High tide this afternoon at -L05 the hugher salary should be l-ollmi.

___ and trmorr-ow nmr~\ing at 5.39,

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Every prisoner was given the task

Mllll0n Pl‘lSOll€_l‘S Lgadscgvernmgnt Gandhi Receives

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ttiosewho failed were sevlely hai- _

Th1'€€ M€H , “245 Miles An Hour” New President

William J. Levy, 'l`ol'u|lto. uliu was

.lieeted president of the lllerchnut Tailor Designers' Association of Am-

lh\'°5hm3 ¥mm~ slave" W” Playing erica al their annual convention :il in the loft of the barn and in at- -mmhc5.e,._

tempting to come down the ladder

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table of the machine, his leg being - "‘., g

, - _ - __ . . . caught y 8 cy, ly developed tongues. There ia no

worlds 'peed “Mm ml und of M5 mu” an h“"l'° n the knee The mnhine was ,top ’ .` other similar case an record nc-

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” _ ' f === ped at once and everything was done

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t _ - done and the child passed away e.-Q (Canadian Press) I I ree Drowned

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bout 2 a. m. The doctors opinion was ; BELFAS-[._ Feb_ 9__1t was Duma, th" h' died ‘mm “mek “5 well as ly announced today at Government

R 9 0 e e - PrO]eCt TO T0uflSt A.SSOCl2.t10ll from ine iaiurv as his wllcrlnz wcslgouse that .hs Kim 0,, msn.. g _ I t th Gm ) -

l“W“3° “nm h° “W” ‘nw un°°“' ‘mendation of Premier R B. Bennett. (bpccm 0 e

l ' PRINCE RUPERT B o Feb 9-

k t J ldlbilltllbl. The iccldellt has Hi f Q da' ifcred th p0_t of Gov. ' ` " '

. .. . r - ‘ B ‘ ‘ " ',""` the whole neighborhood 0 "aim 0 E D; |,,.1_,uk9 Wm" the" 14 ‘°°t but “wind

` Ul°°m W" lernor General of Cana a l

~ - e ¢ wlthln 50 feet of shore near Haysport, lng 9° th’ um” b°y W” 3 bright and of Abercorn. Tile Duke of Abercorll, Hamm Corbett 26 and George Tay_

affectionate child and a general fav- lhowever’ fm he should mm,p, ,H lo 33’ rospecwrs of this city’ were

Ulster to complete his second farm cf office as Govcrlloi- of Northern Z:-:land and therefore could not see `;':. way to accept the appoi.\tmcnl- ‘acceptance of the post by ine Earl ui Bcssborough was announced enr- iicr. ‘

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Is Killed In

Forty Foot Fall

oil struck.

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ROME, Feb. 0.-Italy’s first real

ioll well, struck at Fontevlvo, near -Parma, is producing hundreds oi lzal~ ions of oil per minute. The news has mused general jubilation throughout Italy, after 15 years of fruitless search 'for oil on the peninsula. More ser-

-nre already calling the Texas of Ii-

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' cording to medical professors of

Prem. Benneti , Announces The

House Opening

, » (Canadian Press) . OTTAWA. Ont., Feb. 9.-Parliament will open on Thursday, March 12. Announcement of the date of_ the opening was made late this afternoon by Pre- mier R. B. Bennett following a meeting of Cabinet

Council.

Ontario Baby Has 2 Tongues

-It’s A Boy

LONDON, Ont.. Fcb.9-Sp0t-

light of the medical world is furncrl on- Baby John, 'i month- old snn ni' Robert Wheatley of this city. The ch'ld has two ful-

western Ontario, who were ill- _ terviewed regarding the case.

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drowned in the Skeena Riversun- day. Oliver Anderson was able to swim ashore. The bodies were not re- covcrcd.

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Investors Are

Optimistic Of India ’s Future

(Special to the Guardian) | l.oN.DoN. Feb. ` 9-Investors ev- fldently believe in Indla's ability and lilltentlons to meet her debt obli8b- ftions and pay the interest rates de- 'splte the prevailing civil disobedience fcampaign. So much money W8-S Sub' :scribed today for the $60,000,000 *ive and a half percent loan that the lists had to be closed after having been open barely two hours. The remain- ing five million pounds of the £11,- 0C0,000 offered is for conversion pur- poses.

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,The Weather, Etc.

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ill] WA§HiNGTON |liliME|l SHURTLY

Not Likely That New ; Gov-General W i l l

Arrive In Dominion Before House Open- mg.

' (Canadian Press) OTTAWA, Ont., Feb. 9.-With

Parliament to open on March 12, announcement earlier today by Pre- mier R. B. Bennett, on the approval by His Majesty of the selection o'f the_Earl of Bessborough as Canada‘s fourteenth Governor-General, clears the political decks. Appointment of a Canadian Minister to Washington and n statement by the Government on the tariff will probably be made shortly. The tariff statement will likely have precedence in these an- nouncements. From present indica- tions, the successor to Earl Willing- don will not reach Canada before Parliament has assembled. Some lit- tle doubt, at the moment, however, exists. The suggestion has been made that the Earl of Bessborough expedite adjustment of the affairs of his two large estates fn the Brit- ish Isles in time to arrive in tho Capital for the opening. No definite advice of the date of his arrival has Yet been received, and the only of- ficial intimation is that given by Premier Bennett that the new fn-

_cumbent of Rideau Hall would take over his duties "at an early date."

If the Earl of Bessborough is un-

able to reach this country before March 12 a precedent will be estab- lished by the opening of Parliament by the administrator, Mr. Justice Duff. In this eventuality, the hold- ing of the drawing room, out sland- ing social event of the season where debutantes are first presented with the elite to the representative od His Majesty and the state dinner will

‘probably be postponed.

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TARIFF HEARING S

0'I'I`AWA, Ont,_ Feb. 9-Premier R..

8'. Bennett tonight issued the follow- ing statement in respect to the tar- iff: “The Government has announc- ed that public hearings by a com- mittee of the Cabinet will be held in the railway committee room of the House of Commons to hear repre- sentations for and against existing tariff rates. Tile agricultural and farm products items will fir-t he ‘consl-iiueci. The hearings will lrfxin at 10.30 on the momlng of Trio.-.<i.l_v, the l'lth instant."

Stirs Trouble

DIVORCES GALORE FOLLOW BAN

ON MARRIED WOMEN WORK- ING

BUCHAREST, Feb, 9.-N0 one can

forecast the effects of a new law at

policy of economy, a bill was intro-

|ciuced ill parliament stipulaiing that ,when man and wife are hath in the

| 'ln the enusillg four weeks '.!.37l

¢» numb." °f th' 09539" “ld "WY ¢l¢P¢¢l-fd W U9 UHCK in .lan Sul' ‘H595 l-|115 mi"-“|118 it 707 mid ‘suits for divorce were begun in Buch-

Pll'¢! WVU-Ill 00m!l\lti»¢l ffbllkly shortly. -sets this afternoon ut 5.23

nreet Alone by government. enipioyees.

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