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' ' ‘ THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Central Guardian’

I Found On Bottom-After 2,000 Years

CLOSING 0F WHIST TOURNA- MENT tonight. C. W. L. Hall. Tickets at door. 9383-11-24

sroiu-z BROKEN INTO-A cash register and its contents were stolen from McKay's store at Bradalbane some time ago. The register was found, broken open, near the store. Its contents were mssing.

ACCIDENT Ar NEW HAVEN-Two automobiles, a Dodge Sedan, and g Star Touring, collided at New Haven

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p’? . ion sAus, r0 tar. BOARD AND

room signs on hand at boarding’ To Let

Office.

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"iisllllll-J (I-RADE. roun YaAii old milrh cow for sale. James Mor. - qhinnllazclbrook. 93l9-1l-21-3i.

‘pflin;s."\i.r--2'1 u. r. nvuaruo, m perfect concLtion. Apply Gitardlcn. F.S.-9‘.H0-tf

______ m]; QAI. . horse: or wul trade for choir iltercd icmalc forces from fr. [Qvciily the p. c. rilvci‘ breeders or pups. Mt-zct-u or Iiclly. at Buntain 5,11; svml-r. 9344-11-22-51.

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fi§¥£5"i" ELTtEIERiITt| AND general rcpar man. Apply Box “nsr m, (HnrdiCtn. 9312-11-22-31.

Situations \Vantcd

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1 JOI-IN ALFRED McDONALI), BRO- vinciai fland Surveyor, Holman-

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T0 LET-FURNISHED uousa. A. , EnMcNclll, 121 Grafton st. g 91182-11-24-31

T0 Lar-oAnAoa in ivor- i mouth Street.

GAPAGE AT G‘! GRAFTON ST. AP-

ply 48 Upper Queen. "T. L." 9360-11-24-31.

IEURNISHE?) ROOM T0 RENT. llrated. l6!) Prince Street.

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austaincd a damaged fender and tire.

‘Rev. Dr. Vincent assisted by Adjutant,

9375-11-24-31 ‘torment at the People's Cemetery.

Yesterday af noon shortly after .1. latter car carried lul one rght, and it is alleged that ihc driver "w: ipfqxicaged_ He was token into custody by the Provincial Police, Thc left front wheel of the ,S‘:~.r was damaged while the Dodge

A panr: of glass was broken by the impact,

LARGELY A NDEI) FUNERAL -Thc funeral of the inir‘ Mrs. Frank Tool of Lynn, Mass, time Mamie MeCallum) was held on Sunday af- ternoon from the residence oi’ her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Daniel Mc- Callum*'76 Orlebal" St.. of this city. The service was conducted by the

Martin of the Salvation Army. In-

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h o"? °f {he ballfi 0f Cflliillla- which was found on the bottom of Lake Nemi, Italy, hauled up on the 5 M“ "l. ‘he “hr Whuc: "u" 290° HMS 0i bllflfll "m!" WHEY. it l! to be preserved in a shed built arourd lt.

The poll bcnrcrs were: Ernest Ford. Mchibald Ford, Henry Josey. Bruce JIYSBY. Elby Ford. Johnnie Williams. The funeral which was vcry largely attended showed the esteem in which the deceased was held.

Mr. and Mrs. John Dickie have the sympathy of a large number of friends in Chart -1’ mcrside’ In the ditifltizlxlhginrddaslrgrgt Merchant Shipping Act and the Na. t“ Ram‘ M“ Dickie himself being nlturalization of Aliens Act, all statu- I naught m me hospital at the prevent ‘ tes of the Parliament of Great Bri- tima I _ " tain which up t'll then had been in}

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PORTAGE LA PH IRIE‘ Man‘. Conference appointed a sub commit_

Nov. 22.-Scelicrs of world poacc have l a plain duty confronting them, Mrs.

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door, requesting assistance in arming--

9332-1l-2l-fli. ling a settlement and asking a tcm- Farmers of Manitoba in presenting a.

, nrary rqualizatlon of railwayratcs ‘to atnntroal, which would mean a [possible increase of half a cent a.

i SIFIGIIS '11:~u:~.d for catches of the local fish- ,ulnte_ interest in international relat-

icpmcn. i The colcl storage plant here was}

‘Selkirk district, today told delegates

W. L. John , - i ' , . ‘son pmv mm director for imittee was adopted by tho Parlia-

, ment of Canada and the recent Gon- f ferenee had to deal with a number of , questions arising out of the report. i

to the annual convention of United

"port of the organization's peace

committee. , “As peace workers, we must Sunk 1 Rights oi the Provinces Protected - 1

Whilc on a great majority of tho points an unanimous report was‘ iagrced upon some of these passed"

lens with the definite purpggc o; leading this interest along the line of “Plflcillg Competition with economic

Generally Speaking, Imperial Conference i Was A Great Success

next session. but in the Premier Bennett will

the movinccs.

, force in all the Dominions. The 192G‘ the bill istho abrogation of tho Gol- onlal Laws Vnl‘dlty' Act except in reg tee to consider and report on the cf- ‘ gard to trustee investments; in Grcntl rm, ;fect of British statutes on Dominioni Britain. Another is an amendment sflmrdav ‘as, ‘legislation. The report of the com-' to the Merchant Shipping Act (lo-I friendly“ v

meantime take some ncans of securing the approval of

Among the important provisions in

signed to secure uniform shipping laws throughout the Empire. Provi- sion is also made for a uniform na- turalization act throughout thr- Em- pire. ' The Privy Council

The question of appeals to the ju- dicial committeo of the privy council. said Mr. Guthrie, was loft in the

‘_"""'" rtorcd down yesterday pending sot-i m I

n~cn were retainczl for maintenance

' , i‘ “PKEHNA Uulpoccs. ‘ft was previously reportcd1 Cosumzc C'.-r1:1»a=-.\'. Toronto. 12:: that flqslskm"? from the Government .

tarz-i T. S. Nov. 3-!

n: establishing a freezing plant would 1 ' , l, v, lo rwlzccl by tho fishermen. who _, Fpmdiu He‘ ’ \ ' "ntod jlvccre considering a plan of markctinl! , m ER CPNEEI ihflr own catches cooperatively. Id-i Ilivrl.“ 15 ir-wcninrr St. Wile-SS ff the 500 fishermen, affects- MEB-ll-‘Jl-Iii about one quartet" of North Sydney's population and some of those involv-

twmont cf the dispute. Only three lip-Operation between nations, which

alone can lead to permanent peace," Mrs. Johnson declared. Tracing the movement of disarmament since the war." she stressed “that strong con- "PHONE. even honorable ones, which may drive men, however, reluctant- li’. t0 K0 to war have now been dis- solved."

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i upon involve amendments to the, same position as in i926 when it was constitutional acts under which the, established that cach Dominion had i various Dominions now carry on. Prc-l lwliVfi-l‘ t0 “b01511 KPDBBIS if it Wifiilfld- imier Bennett, Mr. Guthrie added, Another ouestlon. discussed was the {had received a number of protests dvfiignfltlon 0i Hi5 Majesty in {Ofcigll

from provincial Governments against,‘ Cpllfllfies- 501m! Dpmillifllls Obiccild jany amendment to the British North to the designation. "His Brittanlc iAmerica Act without consultation MajcsLV-m Th‘? qlwfitiolgof the Stat- Ewigh inc pfqvincgs, Protpstg game us of citizens of a. Dominion natural- } from Ontario, Quebec. British Colum- izcd only under the laws v! a Domin-

bia‘ and one or u", 0mm» mvovinces_ lien when travelling abroad was also r. Bennett took care to protect considered. In future Governors Gen-

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ed in tho tie-up have considered op- crnt 1g out of Canso or Halifax. Vcrvooints nf the opposing sections are clear-cut, with the dealers con- lrnd’ *1: it woufd be cheap" i" “Wm i1 clorc tl~o'r plant: than pay thc

m; ilfrtnttp carton canal;

MONDAY

inr meeting-Social Hall. ‘LIS-Trall Rangers,

1suggcstcd amendments. regular meeting have to be passed by the British Par-

M the

rights of the provinces and in ""11 3Y9 '30 b!‘ "Pllflilllfll 011 i110 Ml-

order to obviate this difficulty the‘ "We °f U19 Gllvfiimncllil 0f U"? D0-

No-l l d. ‘ Conference dpcidcd m ma“ a tent,“ ‘ minion concerned after consultation, " n “m” “i” C‘ (L 1- To 1'98"" 1gp‘; Sintute which cam“; out an u“, with tho King. This was the stibjcct m" of a 10m: (ZliSCIISSlOII.

This

The new arrangement moans the

' lhe accused on a certain night. Ac-.

in. liashurl trcr" fed upv A‘! right. i incrcarorl price: demanded, whilc the _soch| "an lul war fir 1 ft-hoz-mcn rcfure to comirmmlfit! n" ‘Lilo-Willing Circle of King's Dang‘. itlr- g-snund thr-v cannot make a liv- to“, reguhr nleeunl_lladles ‘4 ling on the old scale. pal-pm / f w - | _ . 1 D's e 1 _‘ - . rn Guardian “mus

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GRAVES-At Prince County Hogplt.

~ RIHZHZITION (TDURT—III tilt‘. Prim?‘ "art at Summcrsldc on 1 party from Scavizw was

1 i Alias Gladys Louwhor, Ladlcs‘ Col- pm 5m and cams or [he ‘mammal loge. c.t Sa:k\~,lie. spent her Thanks. 1mm on“! ‘m; ndgjumcdiglvhzg holidays at Searlctown, the I A “muss gnvcuzucsts ot her parents. Mr. and Mrs.

lac had paid accurcdi ‘mim- Lciiwhfl"

a 51"" ("1' $101) for a tin gallon lzcrz. _ 01m, A Clue “Noumea from we; M~.~.-,, MzcDsnald. of Sprmgton. has

pypplous mmrday “M”, a sunk t returned to her home, nftcr spending mus,“ nun for mo“, “d: ‘ms d” 1 a few days recently here. the Bucst n11_=,(.d_ m, j" h," ruling m“, m we, c.’ hci. daughtci; ivfrs. W. P. Cameron. :°“'\lt"»l'I‘1 *' the party vras a matter 0i ltlclll. lcn, vhich lifld nct b-Jrll liven in a v;ry satisfactory manncz. it Mo: allrgczl no tit.- ilrliollcr‘ :1‘: llfvn pxuted cut to vzitness for, wnvctnrq v - t . . ill‘: court roiilni. miiulccastleleasciliiiétriiii Ecdcqm‘ spam R “w party {mm COWVTJJ, ‘A ,u_..cd confide,“ guest of Mr. and Mrs. f!" micron-t. ‘fhrcc vritticfscs torn-i i _1Pd first A bottlc o.’ nfcohol had “Pr! purcharcfl b)‘ one of the wit- iilwt‘: frcm n man at the house of

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ltfro. Michael lvfcCarvllle, Carleton.

| recently spent a fcw days in Albany. the guest of Mrs. Wm. Tralnor.

Mia: ltllda Noonan, of Ccntrcville.

days hccc. the

Andrew Noon-

Tlie many friends of Mr. Attstin~ Noonan regret to learn of his prcscnti iillness and hope v an curly rccov-'

"PM dcnioci nil knowlcl i thc cry’ limp, Ann. cmsmcrabirgcarnilmcn; Congratulations are extended to “’ i Mr. and Mra. Claude Howatt. nn tho

the ltiazzstrala fincd the accused $2M- , , uni ems or a mcnmm The acwcm Rllflfli o. n baby girl on Sunrhyv, No- i“ '_ vr"~‘7rr lfi"1. '

“hi1 WilCLllCl‘ he (‘I'."'l r lfalnst the dcdclon of the c . "59 Ivgailv-"t a p: "ty from C." .

H2‘. and Y's. Charlie ltfcfvnr were

Iravcrre vsas t"- ..< ad‘ T, __ c‘._c_ v i1 Albarrv attending the tires 11-,“ with‘, _ p ‘,1 " ‘ chic-sen rapper. S________A 1 , __. mmwoor-r. , .' fili-‘OWDIZIOHYQ: A I’ ~" '. ‘ ful ch‘ ‘ton surwci- " ' ' "ca TF1" l1 .'l il Afwny Vl;'~~;:~ " -‘~~~' a G ‘ T Iiiiktn Ti|£"."._" r.':~'~11~.7, I -n‘»~1- "‘“~ fzdurticr flu" c|"p‘r~~. r‘ ,v~-';1Ip~ v/mi i ' l“.“i':‘- Iwtlule. A v--- ~ 12.1w‘ of Ore Tenement n.’ I‘! In ivin-oihthwgivi fl,l_'ni,.iim“l Fwd‘ é TFITRC.‘ p” m! . tn rfia- P r w : _ 1w. u ma" S'r.~rt d _ _ ~ __ 1 Garage Aiin¢h,g_ IE PHUTUU’\ . Y's-am,“ Nnvcmb" m“ g1 THIS Mnurn r12: noun m», xM;A:;~“z-10'r0s ' 1 u - <- a n 1 1.. u. roots a.- co\ 3| Chasm. . arunio . ' .~| Qg I’.

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Ri, November 9th. to Mr. and Mrs,

Fcmo Graves of Summcrside a daughter. H____ DEATHS _ PROCTOIL-In this city. Nov. 23.

Mrs. Edmund Proctor, aged as years. Funeral from her residence, 123 Dor- chcster St.. Tuesday morning at 8.50 to St. Dunstans Basilica, thence to‘ R. C. Cemetery. 1

BROGAN-At. m. Augustus, Nov. 2a.‘ Mrs. Catherine Brogan, aged B7; years. Funeral from ‘her late resid-, rnce Tuesday morning at 8.45 to st, Fan-icks Church, Ft. Augustus.

' 1 DIACDONALD-At 234 Gt. Georgei St.. on Monday. Nov. 24th. Duncan D. 1 lvfacDonalrl, formerly of Gcorgctownfl in his 78 year. A short service will be lucid at his late residence this ev- ening at 7.30. Funeral at the United Church, Dundas. tomorrow. Tuesday, Nov. 25th, service starting at 2 o‘. clock. Interment Dunclas.

IN MEMO RIA

In "id but loving IIICIIIOI‘; of 7h°'"1-" DQVIII. North Rustico, who damn-too tnis life November 24th,

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i man. He was flanked by Hon. Robert‘

Hamem but first an “u. Donflmons Britsh Government will have noth- iwlll have to agree. The ciatc for fin-i in? to d0 Wm‘ “ilimim-nlcnt 0f GOV- Ial approval is fixed as spmcmbcr 1v crnors General. After a preliminary‘ 119;“ , discussion with the King himself the 1 The »pronosed hm w," probably‘ Dominion Government will nominate

come before the Canadian Parliament the G°v°m°r Geneml-

presscd the hope they would be bet-

‘AdUGTSG FTCiQ/‘lt tor year after year.

‘ Hon. Mr. Weir declared no part

i Rate of the Domiion had contributed more to the national well-bring, in Is S t r e s s e d

education, art and everything worth

while, than had the Maritimcs. Ho

had never visited that section of thc i Dominion, he explained with regret, "but I am looking forward to going there, and when I do, I shall confer with your Minister of irrespective of ‘Jarty or politics. bc- cause if there is one department that is above politics, it is the Min- istry of Agriculture."

The chairman, Hon. Mr. Gouchcr. spoke of the deep interest taken by Central Canada in the Maritime Provinces. and of the many former Maritimers who have achieved prom- inent positions in this section of Canada, He tlcclnrcd his province had stood up well under the diffi- cult period through which Canada was passing, and the spirit of Nova Scotia today was one of real optim- ism.

Hon. George S. Henry. acting Pre- mier of Ontario, welcomed the Mari- time men on behalf of the Province and City, and stressed that the Royal Winter Pair was yearly becoming a

TORONTO, N-ov. flat-For a few hours last night, 'I‘oronto was head. quarters of the Maritime Provinces. While thousands of persons. throng- ing into thtfRoyal Winter Fair, in- spected samples of the finest produce the Marltlmes had to offer, ‘high representatives of the provinces do\vn by the sea gathered at the m1- nual Maritime banquet.

Through Hon. L. P. D. Tilley. president of the New’ Brunswick Ex. ecutive Council, the Maritimes volc- ed a grievance.

It was a great gathering of present and former Maritime lenders around tables loaded with the choice food- stuffs of the Marltlmes.

Hon- O. P. Gaucher, Nova Scotias Minister cf Agriculture, was chair-

l-Weir, Dominion Minister of Azricul. lturc, and the Agricultural Ministers 10f New Brunswick and British Col- Iumbm_Hon_ Lewis 5mm, and Ho“ more unifying influence in Canada's iw. A. Atkinson. Premier w. M. “"- Lca, of Prince Edward Island, was ii- prcsent but did not speak. TAKE HOME A Ti-e leading representatives of the Viol-IN QUTFIT smali army of Nova Sootla mcn who F R E E ! have made their mark in other pafls C||ARLOTTETO‘VN “GUN ‘of the Dominion, were l-Icn. W. D_ SCHOOL Ross, Licutcnant-Govorticr of On- PROREMANUI-Ilulnstrucior t-ario; m.» Grace Archbishop Neil m. "7 9'1"" "mt Ur 5M" Neil of Toronto, and J. A. McLeod. OPEN "wm“' WEDNESDAY gcncrai manager of the Bank 0f "No-Z ‘vn Scotia. i Hon. Mr. Ross congratulated the, Vwltimc rrprrratwlivrs on '

AND THURSDAY 1 I‘. M. UNTIL 10 P. M. Adults and Children. firm-m Rat: 50c a Immn. Recital Given Annually.

their.

Agriculturof

PlPlll fill HANBILY

Match Race 0n V ic- toria Park Speedway Saturday Drew Re- cord Crowd.

The latest date ever remembered a horse race is November 22nd. and tho result was n contest brought on by w argument between supporters of tho "Pup" and Emma. Azoff, a recent importation of liclly and McNeillis. About one tlicltsantl people were on hand at 2.30 to soc 1hc fun. Tho course was bctwccn Brighton Road "and Fort Echvard.

In sporting language, “there W85 tiothiilg to it," Pup winning easily, each of the three heats"; Emma mak- ing breaks after going a short dis- tance. The "Pup“_ was driven by George l-looprr; Emma, Azoff by v Wellington McNeill.

The intere=t aroused by lhc (won- test forshacltnvs n reason of kccn racing, when winter arrives and its snowy mantle descends on lllC Park roadway.

A lot of horses aro being tuned up. and the exprctallon is; that the Victoria. Driving Club's membership will be doubled.

To ronto Leafs Trim Senators

(Canadian Press]

TORONTO, Ont. Nov. 23.—~P1ay- ing super hockey, the Toronto Maple Leafs downed Ottawa Senators 2-0 in a brilliant national Hockey; Leag- uc fixture hero Saturday night, rog- istcrtng their fifth straight shut- lcilt. The Lcafs have won throo gam- ios, tiorl two and have not had a single goal tallied against them so ifar this season.

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Ma roons Take Americans 4-3

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, Que, Nov. BIL-Snap- Iping out of their period of scoreless- ucss, tho regulars of the hfontrczil Maroons hockey stiuacl found their shooting eyes Saturday night and defeated tho New York Americans by ‘four goals to thrcc for their first win in five starts. i INTERNATIUNAI.

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Cleveland ... l Jluffalo ... 0 i,(‘anndi:\n, American at Illusion lrrovidcnce -i flioston ... ... ... ... 2 I

‘A! Springfield

lSpringflt-ld ... 2 Philadelphia ... VII 1

American. at Minneapolis ‘Chicago Shamrocks Minneapolis ... ... 2

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Boston. 2; Detroit. '2. tnvcitimcl lie. i Philadelphia. 2; New not Rangers, I 5. i

(‘anarllensn 0: Chicago. Ii.

Mother "four taco is clean. - but

fine exhibits at. the fair and ox-i

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Hopeful Development's»

Conference at. Lonzirn ‘has concluded its six weeks‘ meetmg tangible results.

personai interest merit; within the Empire. It has, in this respect, inserted tho wedge of careful thought

Bloc-Donald Government

HAS STIRRED MUCH INTEREST

Seen At: Ottawa.

[Special to the Guardian) OTTAWA Nov. 22~The Imperial with three

created B. XIGW and m3“? in trade develop-

Ii; has

into minds which heretofore were absolutely closed t‘:

consideration of tariffs. Even till“ Labor Government pf Br‘ oiu, with Snowdcn, (iruham and Alcxandor~

unwavering frcc traders of the period -has bent to the extent 0f plPdliinll that such tariff ilrcfcrenccs as arc now given the Dominion bv Britain will continue for at least iiircc X9315- These preferences are not manv

but. they are of srmc importance to Canadian industry and it was onlyé prior to the meeting of the BOHIPIR‘ once that amiounccmciit was made they would be permitted to iilpsc m; the immediate future. The chancel of attitude (f the Bfiilsil Govern- ment is not. so much a Pmlcfifision W Dominion representations as it is a TCCOgIiil/i: n of an important. midi crowing doubt in the mind of lhc British voter as to the selfish Avis- riom of standing by free trade while; all the rest of the world hasturncd to higher protection.- lt is this EPOXY-i lng doubt which forms pcrhap. from; Canadajs viewpoint, the most hope.‘ lul development of the conference,

Mr. Bennett was criticised in some

quarters for the extreme candor with which he advanced Canada's position. It was probably the only

method by which his side of the case could be fairly presented to the British people. Soft-pedalllng diplo- matic language would never have leached beyond the conference room and it’ has been abundantly proved that he could expect nothing 511m the present British Govermnenb 0X- cept what public opinion compelled it to give in the way of preferences. It was to the public he spoke when with unprecedented candor he vaic_ ed his views as to the methods best calculated to stimulate Empire devcl. opmeni. BCCZHIM‘ of. his frankness he has been accused cf interfering in British domestic politics. As n, Can- adian and none the less a Britlshei" he would have failed in his duty t0 bum Canada and Empire hart he hesitated to expose the present drift. towards economic disintegration and to present his remedy if he had one. It is a singular feature 0f the con- ference that Australia, New ZN- lami and South Africa agrot-(i with him as to the menace of present. ton. clcncics and cxpressed confidence in his remedy. In these circumstances Al) would be far more just to say lh-"lb if British domestic politics were m- slnuatcd into the conference it was‘ by British politicians and not Mr. Bennett. "'- Thoso arc the first two results of the conference; an awakened public interest in the major suiitjcct to 00m’: before it, and extension of existing preferences pnantod by Britain T01‘ at least thrcc years.