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Churchill Stimmed Up ._

Results 0f Marx Teaching in Tun- bridge Wells Speech

LONDON, Dec. I-“Socialists and (Yommunlsts received a merciless tonguti-lashing Saturday front (‘liiiucellor of the Exchequer Wins- tau Churcliill- who. by the way, is iii today.

Speaking at Tuubridge \Vells, he

said:

who Socialist in his folly and the tfctumunist in his malice would tindeimlne and fatally wreck the yiillnrs of our society. They wish tii go as fast as possible along the sumo road, but the Communist thinks lie iran smash his ivay by violence nud the Socialist ‘believes he can do it by hum-bug. The theo- ries oi‘ that renlarkirhle German, linrl Marx, if put into pracilcie. ivoulil finally and fatally destroy ilu- liberty and prosperity of those islands and, ivhether our ruiii is achieved by a violent. ‘blow or by administration lu subtle doses oi‘

slow poison, is only a secondary-

matler. ilrltuln would be laid luw and the only question at the post- mortem would be: ‘Did sho fall or was she pitched?’

“The Socialist tries to lead us to disaster by foolish words and the (Jommunist by violent deeds. We tnust show trurselves equally trail- abie of mieetiug and ‘beating thiuu. whether it is a matter of words or devils."

(iliurchlll ileritlcd the Sticiulist claims of seeking to place life ml ii nobler plane. and commented on llln foreign nature of Socialist minds. "Even their dreary sus- pvl." ho said, "comes rom (ler- nituiy and Russia. British Social- ists are well known to lbc the dull- iist in the world. They have mere- ly striped down what Kari Marx nail Lenin handed overtc them." fiiiurchili warned‘ against the "dark power oi Moscow" and said: "There we have what was never known before--a ‘band of cosmopo- litan conspirators gathered from the underworld of the great cities of Europe and Ameri‘ . in despo- tic possession of wh t was once the mighty and famous Empire of Russia. These men are ceaseless in their endeavors to spread re- voiutinn throughout every land. There is no country more the ob- ject of their maliguity than this island home of ours. which has so long preserved democratic free- dom with ordcr and responsibility in nll classes."

H0n.Manning Dolierty

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Minister of Agriculture in the Drury Government, and a Progres- sive member of the Ontario House, who has resigned his seat and de- clared that he will support the Con- servative cause federally.

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(Canadian Press.) LONDUN, llcc. 2' “ll' l am an tibstacli‘ to llic Liberal miiiy, ‘l am primareil in retire." is ihd report- ed definite pronouncement made by Lloyd George at a private gath- ering oi’ Liberals here last night when Lord Oxford and Asquith was (llll\'.i'li'llili‘il with a view to itirtlmi- healing of the tllficrcnres bi-ilvei-ii the twu wings of the l.lb- eral party."

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Appropriations For Upkeep 0f Navy

(Canadian Press.)

OT'l‘A\VA. Dec. 2—-A proposed silggcstieu by Viscount JIilllCOB is reported by cable that Canada should, lu i\ililll.l()i1_ to. other im- perial naval assistance Ci)ill.i'llllll.(3 $36,000,000 yearly for the next few years towards tho cost of the lin- perial uavy. Records here sliuw flint [he npprilfiriiltltm made by Parliament at its last session for upkeep of the (innadiiin navy Ill"- ing the prnscut your was $1,400.- 000. A similar sum was appro- the

printed by Parliament for same [mrpose for the fiscal year 1924-25.

R. Kipling Is Serious- ly Ill

(Canadian Press . LONDON. Dec. 2.~l.ord Dawson.

T0 Scrap Thirty-Sev- en British Naval i Ships

(Canadian Press.)

LONDON, Dec. 2—'i‘hlrty-seven iiritish naval ships wlll.be scrap- ped in the immediate future. .1. (1., Davidson, Uniler-Secretary for lllcl Admiralty announced today in thc llouse of Commons. This list will) he made up of three cruisers. five! depot ships, l8 destroy/ere. 7 sub-

uuirlncs. 3 trawlers and one tlrift- (‘auiuliau trade 0\'i‘l‘ (‘tiundlan ier- t,

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of Penn. King's Physician has been callcd to llurwxisli to attend Rud- yard Kipling whose. condition is giving rise to anxiety. The famous writcr is reported to be suffering from bronchitis complicated with pneumonia.

.W. A. Black Uphold Maritime Rights

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|"l‘[')]'y and through iCutiaillittIi portifand rcndiu-Hilticnl of forclgu rates on the ‘llllt!l'i'i)l')lYllll Railway- ‘lffl ailvocali-il liy ‘W. A, llluck. (‘i>itscrvti‘tlvi~ member for Halifax.

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Submitted to Premier King and Cabinet and t0 Members of t h e Conservative Party.

(Canadian Press.) OTTAWA, Dec. 2—iiesolutions ailopted at the recent economic conference in Winnipeg were laid before Premier Mackenzie King and his cabinet by a delegation representing the Boards 0i 'l'ratie

well, Valuable H‘

surance.

A fire yesterday morn

lug on the

the iiuest and newest barns in the Province. killed sixteen head of registered Shorthoru cattle. a Per- cheron stallion valued at $800, and destroyed the season's entire crop- An old burn adjoining, which was

and Chambers of Cuinulerce of (Eanada this afternoon. Later the "mmY “t the Ume- *1 grflnnrYi U" (ieleguflmh which w“ headed by contents oi‘ which nverc saved, a car

riage house, and a farm shed were glso burnt. The total loss is estimat cd at $8.000. about half oi‘ which is covered by insurance,

When Mr. Boswell loft his fwrm with a ‘team of horses at nine o'clock. there were no. signs of fire. it was only discovered after it had gained considerable headway, and evidently originated in the loft. The minke was noticed by ilii-s well about eleven o'clock and she quickly phoned for assistant-c which speedily zirrivcil. ‘But thi- flames

S. ii. (itiniiy, President oi Toronto Hoard of 'l‘riitlie waited on Sir ilenry Draytoti. Senator (i. l). Rt.‘- berisuu anti llou. l)r. S. F, ‘Polmie. representing the (Jiinservntive

miilly the findings ol‘ the confer- enee.

ill all eight l‘t'.:<itllllllilll>l were pro- eieuieii to the political parties. 'l‘hey ilPLil. with llulnigration anti colonization, the erunotnit- situa- iiun in the Iliariiinu» Provinces. (‘lffllltlilly ill public expenditures. industrial and scientific research.

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lagc haiid-pump and water-buckets. farm property oiIMr. Keith Boswell, were of no avail, and‘ the willing Victoria, razed to the ground one of helpers were obliged to remain sa-

(isflBd “with saving ‘Mr. -Bosweli‘s home, which was continually spray- ed with water. and escaped undam- aged. The iiames spread so quickly that neither the five stock in the main barn, a new structure 95x40 feet, ‘with concrete foundation. and floor. and equipped in the most modern way, nor any of the crop contents, fonty tons of hay and dif- ieen hundred stooks of grain, could be saved, The cattle were dead long before ‘the flames reached them. having ‘been suffocated -by the dense smoke. When it was seen that the large granary was also doomed. ‘it was speedily emptied of il-s contents.

The ‘fire burned fiercely for about six hours and was noticeable for miles around. its Origin is a mys- tery since no one had been smok-

sprcaii so rapidly that the best ef- forts of about two hundred neigh- tbors armed with the Victoria vil-

nationiil coal’ policy. the preven- tion of smuggling, imperial trade relations and foreign trsile. Mem- bers oi’ six boards are in the dele-

iug on the premises.

iMr. Boswell has the sympathy of the whole country side in his ser- ious loss.

gallon and they bear authority of the economli: conference to repre- sent the Associated lioartls of all (Izinada.

liiilvl‘ in thc day tlclcifflici Will

"ii-u to discuss the tirganlztitlon oi‘ ‘ii lluiilllll0ll lioiiril of Trmlc.

-()'l"l‘A\\'.A. l)i'l'., ‘LwSptuiking on bqyliillf i)f.|_‘ho iilarltitnt- provlucr-‘s. liicut ‘Col. W. J. iirown‘, litmtlou. urged that zinythlni: the gin/cl‘!!- mcut troulil do to ltcttcr economic- conditions ln the Atlantic provin- ccs would be b0 t-he advantage oi‘ all ‘the iloniinioti. The ‘Msrltimes had not receiver] access to the wi-‘ultli which had ‘come lo the rest oi‘ the l)oiiuiniou us the country de- vclopcil‘ and lhcy were perhaps entitled to tainue spedlul translitera- 'iion on that accmitlt.

Asked by Premier King to spec- ify gouu- 0f the things which m-ight be dune- ‘in that part of (Iuilaila. Col. dlrowu said increased facili- ties in Atlantic harbors, utiliza- t‘lon -of the water powers of the tMaritimtzs. and encouragement of immigration into these provinces suggested themselves as of first irousidcration. ‘

iiion. E. M. ‘MucDouAllil asked if the harbors there should be placed under control of (iOIIHWlSSlOIlS as they had been elsewhere in Can- ado,

“That idea suggests itself to us," replied Col. (Brown,

Answering another question Col. Brown said bhe Winnlipeg confer~ ence hed not felt that the question of freight rates‘ should‘ be‘ tie-alt with ‘in any sectional way_ and ‘therefore no resolution had been ‘brought to the Government deal- Qing with any special claim ‘the Liiurltiiuta-s nrlght fe-el they had in frog-art] to freight rates.

i iMr. S. ‘B. Gunndy added that ‘the Conference felt that no con- FP-“Hlolls ‘w one pari, of Canada Eshould be recommended. if they oulil not be made applicable to the whole country.

dliscusslon was prolonged on ‘iurmlgratiion results. lit was‘ dis- trussed by John M. iimrie of Edmon- ton. vile thought ‘the government

H011. Arthur Meighen

scrvative Chance Low.

()'i"l‘.‘\\V.»\, Dec. 2——'i‘ho eyes oi‘ the Dominion are focused upon the liagot irampuign. 'l‘his week the impression caused by Hon. Arthur Mclghetfs speeches in this riding has given new strength to Conser- vative chances.

it seems now that Hon. Andre Fuuteuux will be the successful candidate next Monday. Never bad Basot a better chance to answer seine (inestions that are of grave importance to the welfare of Can- ada, and to the place which the Province of ‘Quebec holds in the Canadian Confederation.

The Conservative leader is ile~ fending himself against the cani- paign carried on (luring the last general election and he began by dealing with the great issues that are the present concern of the country. 'i‘iiem is this advantage in Bagot; that it can look back upon nu old ffonservative tradi~ tion. Therefore the ground is well chosen ior fair fighting. it is to be hoped that. tho Liberal leaders will not mnke use of any old sec- tional and racial tactics as it would greatly endanger national unity.

Hon_ Mr. King is silent. No an- nouncement came from his office as to his participating in the Bagot bye-election. it seems now prac- tically certain that the Premier

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’s Active Part in Cam- W. Strength to Con- .s.—The Premier Lies

°____.__ campaign. thus leaving the full management and direction in the hands of Hon. Mr. Cardin. the ris- ing ‘powcr in Quebec. who will no tlouibt find a very strong opponent in the person of Senator I). O- Esprance, who is leading the Cou- servative forces.

S. PilE, Que. Dec. 2.——-With the staff of speakers and workers rap idly increasing the last phase of the thy-election fight in Basot will be intense. Both sides are battling sharply in every iparisb and village. Meetings follow each other with ra~ pidiity.

‘Hon, Arthur iMeighen bad scarc- ely left St. Pie today when ‘Hon. lP- J. A. Cardin arrived with a Liber- -.il reply. Cardin devoted special ct- ten-tion to Mr. Meigheifs announce- ment that when be is in power he will put import duties on ‘American farm. products as high as the dut- ies U. S. put on ours.

"WhaLMr. iMeigiten is advocat- lug,” warmly declared Mr. Cardin. "is ‘tariff wuir with the U. S, and with other countries and tariff wars uo more than other wars are profitable to a 'country."1'he well being of countries is secured not by tariff wars but by development of trade and the exchange of pro- ilucts." i-ie spoke of higher protection as

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Measure Introduced by His ,Minister of Finance is Carried by Vote of 415 to 154 -Paper Money Is- sue is Increased.

(Special to the Guardian)

‘RAMS, Dec. it-Premier Briand. although cooly received when be read the declaration of policy of his new ministry before the Chamber of Deputies ‘today. woo ‘a partial victory ‘by iinducing the chamber t0 change its methods ‘of procedure and consider ‘the proposed increase 0f 7.500.000.000fraucs i‘n‘ the‘ mlone-t- ery circulation, before discuseiugin tenpellstious. The bill framed by Finance Minister Iioucheur, raising the ii-mit of the issue of paper mou- iey iirom 51.000.000.000 t/J 58,500,000.- 000 francs was iutroduod at oner- and referred to the finance com- miitmeq which demanded a suspen- sion of the session until 9 p. rm. upon the required vote‘. ‘Between tints hour and postponement ‘to ‘to- ‘morrow the finance committee's demand was carried by 415 to 154.

Formerly immigration

Colonization and Immigration.

Re-elected President 0f Shoe Mailufac- turers’ Asso.

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL. Dec ii-‘ito-electioa is announced of J. A. \V-al-kor_ To: ronto as president of the Slice Manufacturers’ Association of Can- ada. the annual micerting of which was held here yesterday.

Rumania Accepts U. S. Debt Funding Terms

(Special to the Guardian)

WAISHJDNGTQN, Dee. 3. -— The ‘Romanian Debt Commission has accepted the Unified ‘States offer for funding its government's ‘lebl. to the United States and the ‘terms have been submited to President Coolidge for ‘liiia approval. Agree- ment 0a the arrangement for fund- ing the debt which aggregates 646.- 508.000 in principal and accrued ‘in- terest was reached late today. Act- ion bad been delayed several days WIILllG the ‘Rumaniisn ‘Commission awaited word from its government. The arrangement, it was indicated. is along the general lines of the British settlement, except that slightly easier payment-s are set for the early years of infirest. tRatos were uudtrstood to ‘be 3 percent in the early years with 31/. percent during the remainder.

Anthracite Strikers Again “Marking Time

(Canadian Preee) PFH TA. Dec. 2.»—The anthracite strike. as a result of the operators’ rejection of Governor Pinciiovs peace plan. ‘today appear- ed to have entered another peniod

of "marking time." i-{Oji-

$500,000 Saving For British Cattle Market

(Canadian Prove) TORONTO. Doc. 3.— Claiming‘ that proposals of Capt. Albert deacon or the Jonson‘ Steamship lines olf Copenhagen. ‘in regard to the export of Canadian cattle.

Nine Killed And 24 Wounded In Jail M u ti n y

(Canadian Press.)

RANGOON, india, Dec. 2—-Nine persous have been killed and twenty-four wounded in a jail mu- tiny at Pyapun, Lower Burma.

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Ontario Town Has Hundred Thous- and Dollar Fire

(Canadian Press) . NORTliBAY, Ont, Dec, 2.—-Sev- en families are homeless. four dwel- l-ings and five -st0res are burned to the ground‘, while a number of oth- er ‘buildings are damaged. with a total loss that may exceed one iiun- tired thousand dollars. according to fragmentary reports received here of a tire which broke out in ‘Mat- tawa early this morning.

Touching Welcome For Premier Briand

(Canadian Press)

‘PARIS, Dec. iL-Reiurning from the Locarno Treaty signing cere- mony this afternoon. Premier Bri- and received a touching welcome from a delegation of wur veterans. ‘Blind. iegless. and armless soldiers. bore a banner reading: “Welcome to the man who has insured our children against the ntisfortunes which visited us."

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Ramsay MacDonald Attacks Ministry-— Spirited Debate in Commons.

LONDON, Dec. 12.—-'l‘he House of Commons last night after leag- thy debate rejected a laborite mo- tion of censure introduced last week in connection with tho prose- cution of twelve Communist leadr lers who were charged with conspir-

Commll- lug to publish seditious llbels and vlwwr fer Canada in Great Britain. with violation of the incitement to who is going to the United States Mutiny Act. All on a special mlselon under the new were convicted,

scheme to secure a flood cf settlers,‘ which la being perfected by Hon. Charles Stewart. Acting Minister of 127. was placed lbefore the House

the Communists

The mobion of censure, which iwas defeated by a vote of 351 to

by former ‘Labor Premier Ramsay ‘MacDonald. tile made a spirited at- ‘tack on the government. whose pro secution of the Communists be characterized as “a political crime inspired by political motives."

Mr. MacDonald maintained that the real reason for the prosecution was not mutiny nor subversion of the army lbut merely for pronoun- cement. of opinions. He declared .that if ever the calamitouo day ‘should come when men were deprW ed of the liberty of standing lu a. ‘public place to say "this is what I believe," the country would be face ‘to face with nothing between roac- tion on the one side and revolution on the other,

Complimentary h) Dal housie University

Thi- Mr-dticiil issue of the Dal~ iionsie Gazette, November 27, cou- tains ‘an excellently wrlooen iiiatnniio al review of the Dal-liouele Medical Schiook by Dr. W. ‘H. Kati/lo and also a report by Dr. A. Stanley lMZIUKGDZlC of the recognition of illllfl school as in Class A by the lkmierlcun Medical Association. Dr. lN. P. ‘Colwell, Secretary of one rCouncll oii ‘Medical Educamion and Hospitals of the American Medical Association. in notifying Mac» Kenzie of the resolution passed iby the Council giving the Class A mt- ing solid “i know of no institute in which this higher railing has been more richly deserved."

The ‘State ‘Boards of New York and oi Pennsylvania have gluon complete recognition to graduates of ‘the Dalhousie Medical School, Pennsylvania. sent a special examin- er who made an inspection oi sev- eral days duration going in dot-mil ilnto every phase of the Medical lint-titties and practices. ‘New York ihiis given similar standing to the Dallwllfiie Law and Dental Schools. This authoritative pronouncement on the standing df these depart- ment; of this greet University will be a source of pnide and saitricfac- tion to all Maritime mes and wo- mtn and especially tn graduates of the University.

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Briand To Make New Effort. 0n Debt Question

irAlit-DS. Die. 2.—t1t is the unani- imous ilocision of the new Cabinet ‘of Aristide Briaud. shortly to re

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Florida Recovering y

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.1.-\c..usos\'i|.i..|~r. l-‘Iu. ilcr- 1m Storm tossed and rain soaked Flori- da was regaining lls equilibrium rafter a hectic at; hour session with H,” ewmeuts. Damage amounting into millions of dollars was wrought _parilcularly along the iroast lines.