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UERDEADLOCKI invinm gugpicinndr A '

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morn N

THEBIG coAL sunk: nu inns no consnincv

“I§Zi.`I§'I»5ié--»- nfisi in ni _ grass Made __

-“"' (Canadian Press)

_ NEW YORK, Mar. .I5-'Representa-

(Canadian P1059) _ tives of the Brotherhood of Locomo-

No meeting oc-

L0ND0N~ Mar' 15" _ h d. _ tive Engineers and forty-eight eastern

curredfguiiis trltiligztilliifrllg £;I'Iveen t e is TBIIFUBGS are involved in demands for Numtner deadlock has been reached increased wages and held a. :wo hour in the nes0iIHUi0“S» bm' the 5 femief conference in New York tcdav and

in s¢1'¢l\“""5II' °"d°°'v°"I"5 t°~ bring adjourned to meet again at n time to

- tn n.

till P¢m°" N35; 2; 'Latin the mine" _bc agreed on by the railroad's repre-

.l_Ii*I;;';°';t\:ne,, were at the Foreign sentatives. guna in the forenoon, but they did_ The demand for increased wages not meet in conference. _ was 1100 th°I`0US'111Y lZ0ne _into and Premier Asqum, and several 0( mg Stuart announced the _railroads de-

ics consulted with the miners, Hired further time to digest the mat-

Elgesgltjje luncheon hour nothing had ter before replying.

coinpliihed ' "*_"'”l'

Mgllralflugb Bell, n prominent_colli- n- owner and iron master, said at B,-Nia, "We arc not getting on at ali." `

sinnncisr ' MNNSINIIGHIIN APPEAL HEARD __

(Canadian Press)

OTTAWA, llfnr. 15-Joseph (‘all‘,

fl‘ul|ndiun Press) who figured in 4, drunken brawl at the

0T'i`l\W.\, Mnr. 15-In the supreme Abncar Rescue Mission a week ago court the cnse of Sylestcr vs the resulting in the death of Patrick King wus henrd. Scanlan was today committed for This is nn nppcnl on a crown case trial on a charge of manslaughter.- reservcd from the county court judges Scanlan was struck by ,, blow by in the criminal court at Sydney, N, Call and falling came in contact with 5_ a steam coil, his neck being broken. Four ltnlinns were convicted of It is claimed the blow was givcn in i-obbery und sentenced to five yours Self delcncc.

in Dorcha-hier Penitentiary and thc

case was n|fll0“I°‘I- d SIXTH VICTIM _

ll WMS ` SCYVO .

J““i"‘° ‘ ‘“ or Poimnc vmscii

NOVA l~l('-CTIA WILL -

'I`l?\' _’l`(l Gl°]’I' FARMERS

_TO Si<}T'l`LE I'l‘S LANDS

-- 0_1-'TA (Canadian Press) -

_ _ _ ‘ WA, Mar. 1"-W _ K HAI1Il‘_‘\3`- N- I;-_» Mani; 1_3'“°II13l° died today from injuiiies glistaiiilgzlclih House o lsscm y yes er( ay ie the ponti t ~ k

Government introduced n. bill entitled F,-1day_ ac mm wwe at Hun mst an "Act for the encouragement o He is the wreckfs sixth victi d settienient on farm lands," which 11 th t ~ m un- providcs that the Government may ger. e 0 hers Injured are out 0' dau-I buy up lnnds in farming districts of

the province, divide them up into N0 AGREEMENT ON

farms and sell such farms upon terms SEPARATF S(.HO0I_q to be approved of by the Gov_ernor-in- “ ’ . " Counm SAYS PREM, ROBLIN. For the carrying out of this the Government is authorized to borrow WINNIPEG, March 12-The public N18 Sllln OI 5200.000. and the OPGTHI1- accounts, of the province were sub- innsjni the Government under this mitted to the.Legislature last night uct are to he reported bv »the pro- by Hon. Hugh Armstrong, provincial vlncial secretary from year to year. treasurer. The receipts for the year

$1l,200,211.25, _

Pl-IOZEN BODY HAD ss,se1,9es.5s izgciihlgefxggilndijete BULLET IN HEAD- on hand oi $z,ass,242.e1_ '~- P 'Rb1','~i l.l~l'I‘ill<llill)Gi<], Alb., March 12- mgjlnelileliexfor oLamVelr{|a.rIrlxPyg tiflagardlllg The likelihood that a. murder was a statement printed in the La Vanta 0°"p°h"m"I- M' Charlesholm- “ear to the effect that an agreement had hm' I” I’“_“°0 0", 0 ghastly 00° made been made between Premier Borhen Saturilny in a field on the farm of and premier Roblm regarding the ii ,wie in the head d._ __ Y' th tl 5 to be added to the province as to that he froze _ '55' 035 ed '90 Y separate schools, stated thatt this cause of sup igsitiollafhht ‘Ill giflivefrl was thmmst he had' heard of any' _ .~ P ' ° thing of the hind. s

was B victim of foul play.

,_ °` ATHLETICS ON ENGLISH

MONTREAL l<IltM_IN _ LINES FOR GERMANY.

BIG BOSTON DEAL. _l

BOSTON, Mass, March 12-A huu- BERLIN, March 12-Initlal_steDs dred thousand dollar corporation is were taken in Berlin last night for

Ming formed here by Montreal people the introduction up athletics on Eng- I°I° 01° P\1rv0S0_0f`Dubllshing and lish lines into e leading Gcrman_ gukoung in this city various Roma/ri universities. athollc works nnd church supplies. German university men hitherto T0? in¢0l'P0ret01`s will be the men have confined sports practically to "EW °°“d\wtini: the inbrnnie Bean- sabre ugbeing and bon drinking con- C erniu. at Montreal, and as the first tests. Serious comprehensive efforts mp t"“'*“”0 Olicrnting here they have will now, be made to popularize field, ;‘)“‘l“IN0_ the business of the J. L. track and acquatic athletics by means “bu” Lomlmny- of intercollegiate competltioiis.

Representatives of fourteen univer-

sities, ten tech_nical colleges, two ve-

terinary schoo s, the Royal Agricul-

tural College, and two mining acade-

AIID 'HH ‘mles attended the meeting. They ag-

__.. reed to organize at regular intervals

The Hari Grey left Georgetown ye, intercollegiate competitions to, bc Ilrdsy at 7,00 a_m_ fm. pgctou with called "German University Olympics" 30 passengers, 30 gnckg ma|1_ express The first meeting will be held 'in Leip- lnll 17 tons freight and docked in '-1° in 19133

P00011 nf. 9.45 a. in. She leaves

:I_;I:nlllvl;;`_l_1_ing_ at 7 o'clock for George

assen

..., ,,,.,,,,,,_ we meh ew"-= rsnrsihuuns The Minto left Picton yesterda ai Su", M00",

Y

;f£__s_._;:___for__<;hnrin_ttetnwn with an . -_-

‘. sac il d 31 _

tons mixed freight anii Ellen tmnreach (Special to the Guardian.) that port. ‘ine le t d i TORONTO, Mar. 16-Strong wester-

a

daylight for Lflcorgetlxsn Tinzy eight, ly winds; clearing, 'with a little lower

“ha or the Earl Grey will leave that t’mP°mt“'°°-

l‘°§_t for ricinn today _

ix iccboats left Cape Tr-avg,-ge yes, The temiperature at three o clock

terday at 7.00 a.m. with 31 sacks this morning by the “Rexall Store _

western mail and no passengers ,md Tested Thcrmometor with 9, northern "Til/Gil at Cape Torment,” at 10_00 exposure was forty-seven degrees a- a_m. They leave this morning on rg .bove zero and with n Southern ex-

NUIILIY EHNNEEN

(Canadian Press)

LONDON, Mar. 15-The projected

visits of King George and Queen Mar! to foreign courts have been abandon- ed for s. year owing to 5, chnnge in the program attributed oflolally to- the coal strike but in. all probability: the tension in Anglo German quarters and the possibility of an occurrence, of impleasant 'incidents has more to do with it. '

EIIIMINS WILL I

NNISI INXNIIIIN

(Canadian Press)

BERLIN, Mar. 15-The Germans

will pay for the increase in, tba army and navy recently decided upon by a new taxation according to other dc- cision of the conference of, ministers of the federal states held yesterday.

The conference did not favor the proposal of thc clerical party in the extra expenditures by the surplus in revenue. ‘

FATAL RESULTS

» 0F HURRICANE

(Canadian Press)

TROY, Alabama, Mar. 15-A hurri- ‘

cune struck Heathland, Ala, several miles from here, this morning and five were killed, two other dangerous- ly hurt and several injured. ,

BOSTON RETAIL »

COAL DEALERS

(Canadian Press)

BOSTON, lvlnr, 15-The retnil coal

dealers voted down the proposal to postpone until May 1 the spring schedule to lower the prices of coal and the usual charges will go into ef- fect on April 12.

PRESIDENT QUINN

CONFERRED WITH

MONCTON OFFICIALS.

MONTREAL, March 12-President.

Emmett Quinn. of the N. H. A., who was a spectator at last n1ght'a Stanley Cup match at Quebec, decla- res that if the ice had 'been' hard there might have been a somewhat different complexion to the match. Hague, he declares, put up a wonder- ful game in the Moncton nets. There was 9, little betting, Quebec were offering odds on their. team to win and even money that they would double the score. There was but little Moncton money in sight. Dur- ing'the day the officials of the Monc- ton club conferred with him regard- ing the aflillating of 'the Maritime League with the National Hockey As- sociation. The men from down East were enthusiastic about it and will confer with their league on their ro- turn to Moncton.

COUPLE SUFFOCATED IN

A BRILLIANT BLAZE

Mrs. Patrick Gill were soflocated yes- terday in a fire in their -home on_Ives street.

Flremen found the bodies in a hed

on the seconld floor after extinguish- ing 9, fire on the first floor.

The fire started from an overheated

,stove in the kitchen and damaged the building to the extent of $1500.

Gill was 50 years old and his wife

48.

MANY BLOWN FROM BEDS I

'IN A CLEVELAND FIRE.

CLEVELAND, March 1i.-Fire which

started yesterday morning in the store of the Union paper & twine ggmpany raged all day, causing 8. loss of $250,000.

An explosion, which is supposed to

have been caused by a back draught, blew out the rear of the four-story building and blew occupants of beds out upon the floors in the Hawley house, Klng's hotel and the Brother- hood lodging house adjoining.

______._._.__ Mlnard's Llnlment Cures Dlltemper

a Time

(Canadian Pre) I

NEW PORT, Mar. 15-The town . '*'*

was cut off from all railroad com-

munication by a three inch rain (Canadian Preps) fall today which caused 9. washout on INDIANAPOLIS, Min, 15..a_ J,

(Canadian Press)

‘ OTTAWA, Mar. 15-The Bulletin of

(Canadian Press) the chiefanzilyst of the Inland Rc.

OTTAWA. MBP- 15--A Liberal ma- Venue Department contains important

jority in the Senate today gave n- warnings in regard to the Sale ‘ of timitatlon of an intention to make headache powders. ) substantial amendments to thc gov- He claims drugs are often present ernment’s bill for the creation of a in excess and in the advertisements tariff commission. their curative powers are frequently

Sir Richard Cartwright objects to mistaking.

the length of the term of the com- ----~i-

?.`Liii§§i“§r5.';i“t5”i`;‘J’.‘§`°v$§f§iT“.i.ii‘l SPAIN TAKES

seéegixirclir Layheed did not announce

the government's attitude towuirds ___

the proposed amendments. _

- ((lnuad_ian Press) _

F

l’A»lilS, Mar. lo-The Spanish Gov-

ernment’s reply to the last French

note on the Morrocco question is n

,flat rejection of France's request for

’ territorial compensations in thot

_ country.

(Canadian Press) Spain merely offers to rectify the

SAN ANTANIO, Mar. 'W-ln the boundary and France stands to gain

belief that a decisive battle between *nothing

the rebels and the federals is likely

soon and may be fought at Torrcan, GOVERNMENT WON"l‘

Mex, 1000 refugees, mostly .women TAKE ANY Ci-lANCl<lL~‘. and children, are enroute north from ON A Qlllclij-ji‘ ;~;iq__\_q‘_ that place. -- The mm 1°" °“ “ai” w°d"°sd“y' I 0'r'rAwA, .vinrch 12»-'rue cov-

r n u '

' ;l;:1;st'itIFenc[yp?i:egllg,b;f,raI0I(l°.tliesssrxi

To ance ‘wants to be appointed harbor

.__ commissioner for ` Quebec, and the

'iovernment wants to appoint him to

icnnldlfm Press) the place. However, the appointment

OTTAWA- MU- 15"The Dian’ of would create a vacancy in the consti-

the Borden- ministers after the house tuency of MOnt,,g,_,y_ which Mn ;_cS_ Pl`0l`°S“e5 have ‘mt bw” *“m°““°'ed perance represents. This would neces- hut it is known that Messrs R°g°rs. sitate a hye~eleetion. ‘md Haze” Wm Visit E'“gl““d' the ‘ Anmand Lavergne has served no- formcr in connection with inimlgra- tice on the Government that if there tion and the latter on naval afialrs. is ,_ vamncy cu-need for the lfeiicral

TAKE HONEYMOON House he will beka cxndidgte. _

' V ‘w uid be an aw war op oben ii

IN AN AEROPLANE'Tar?y of the French ridings, but in

the I-!'l°k5 0! th” NU/ YOFIS. New. Foster a detective in the employ of

-Haven_a.nd Hartford Ry and stopped the National Detective Association, _ ROME, _all train service between Newport and was found guilty of assault and bat- Lang, wb Middleton. _ _ tery with intent to kill F. M. nun, yesterday

The electric car service has been president ‘of the International Aaso- HN-emhted

tmporarlly discontinued between here relation of Bridge and Structural Iron 'Emmanu

and Stone Bridge. Workers but judgment was withheld of danger. _ Passengers on the stalled electric and he was bound over to the nnnngy Suspici cars were brought to the <-_'xy in grand jury. the out automobiles. It was testified that Ryan ejected was eitbc The city streets and out lying roads Foster from the Iron Worker; ohm” due to t were damaged and many cellars flood- after refusing to talk and having ""3 WI10 ed. ` been struck over the head. “ll/ee. H

ded DHIDB. who for the past few days

A .__,_

I I _ I 'Wounded Officers

Recovering.

(Canadian Press)

when Dalba, an anarchist

was shootln at tar ot

evidence is lacking notifications of the movements of anarchists received by Italian olliciuls point to the more on the part of snurchisfs for the at- tempted

Emmanuel.

NUNSI INUIEIIN

(Canadian Press)

NEW YOIIK, Mar. I5-The Grand JUFY today in Brooklyn found nn in- dictment for murder in the first de-

gree Ditzii attendant who was irresteii chni~ged with killing 'nfants ly put- Unflf acid in the milk, nine :lentils re- sulting. `

Miss Ankcrs pleaded not uiity l:e-

fore.

cd for trial.

dition has not been cp.>:'r.c‘I.

'i`I"iOOI’S .AND STRlI(El<lS

'FIGHT IN GEI'iMAN\',

SABRIES ARE DRAWN.

BERLIN, March 12-Collisions lie- w

S.

non-strikers are reported to have oc- curred today in six or eight localities in thc coal regions. The must serious

"district of Dusseldorf, where accord- ing to despatchcs, a mob of 2,800 strikers, who were waiting for_ the workers, threw stones' and bottles and fired revolvcrs at the iictnchmcnt of forty policemen who were on guard, injuring five of them. The police then charged with drawn snbres injur- ing many of the strikers, .

The workers were stoned und th_c police used their suhrcs in dispersing

“‘° "'“"““' §‘”“‘i’.'.'.‘;“' uunns win vislis ni in "°.“.'.':f;.?.:‘..‘-i_€.‘..§.'.::." nun uni "".`§‘.1`.ff..‘.""i..f."‘€;§Zl.§..‘°

Mar. 15-Major Giovanni

o was wounded in the head

to assarsinnte K°1ng Victor

Cl. ls COIlSl1IeI`r*.LI ulmust, 0|-if,

on begins to increase that rages committed hy ilalhu r in consequence of ii plot or _ ing it“Impui1ent British bluh." _ he instigation of some per-

;..§`.?.§“‘lI.‘i».‘“i',‘.II3i “§i'°.$..».°.I`§31 ISTRIKERS RETURN

K u g . E39-GUY the some thing was done

WINNING IININSI

I by _the anarchist Bresci, before mur-

flliflnil KHJK Humbert, the present

ijmff ggMM~|33|gN, HEIIUIIIHI PIIWIHS “rs:,;¢°:.°.f;

IIIII NIUIIIIEII

against Wlnifred Ankers, _'i hos-

Judge Fawcett and as rcuand-

The _enquiry into her ineritnl coo-

t een the striker: the police and the

conflict was near Hnmborn, in the

*"'“ ` ~ii h ‘ - : i

M°“°m“g“Y- “ ‘ch de reprf.°?;_;‘\f rg the crowds of strikers at many other

PARIG March 11-The first auth- U10 LOCHI H0050 an WCVI . no

_ t _ _ ,

named Voiser, flew to a field next o ODPO _ _ ___ mean d_______t tor

mond, mounted the two seated _ e- __ _

' oo _ »

riot and new the 100 and more ml es' g it ertain that Mr Lesper- .iz

. " » . - ~ ' dersl. House he entic aeroplane wedding is told of to- Dfenenfed in T-bf’ Fe » _ is

‘ h f Avi non. 'i‘he`IW°“ld he cermm uf °‘i°°"s' '"1 L05 -turhances the Christian Trades Union

day in a despatc rom E _ _

'd - . 11 K WH nVi8f0f "I‘m‘““t°d that he “'°“Id nm “‘e"'°' ‘." and the m‘ne vu _ b t ic r h-

bri e groom a we no smon to the Government cnndi- _ed l o\ ers ave e g ap

ints. but the number of cnaualties ndt reported. Ourlng to these dis-

to the Minister of the Interior to

the church where the wedding took dew- T115 “Oli R send troops or to reinforce the police place. he G0V¢\`“m°f_\f- and “It” thi’ fS°_‘,’I"_h in the coal district as the protection

Directly after the ceremony the air- Renfrew experience there in 11 se ing nsdrdcfi to the workers in innnennate

man and his bride, who was lVll1e.Bre- that too much of _that sort of thing vpn., Ponce ,ulthormes 85%,-t that the

Bl will do 'f-he Hdn\llllBU°5I'l°“ Party “U police protection is quite sufficient

nd minimise the disorders that have aken place.

BRIDGEPORT, March ll-Mr. and'

separating Augnon from Gice, where It is fill 2 C ° _ the first part of the honeymoon is to ance will not get the place het de ba pa_gsed_ sires until Mr. Borden makes erms

Versicr hopes to fly on to Genoa with Mr. Bonrasea and Mr. Laver_

and home to Paris with his wife. gne.

'rowiv HALL ur PERTH No wH_1s1-mv AT

scams or Ban Flaa. . Kino mD.WARD PARK-

PERTH, Ont., March 12-Early QUEBEC, March 12-The _ King this morning fire was discovered in a Edward Park bill was PM5¢d ln the small ante-room in the town hall,and Assembly yesterday with an amend- had gained considerable head way. nl- ment by I-Ion. Mr. Mlclieulie. Wllinb most reaching the scenery behlng the confines the company _s llseenee £0 f-he stage. The hose which was in- calc of beer and of wines, The sale of stalled in the building ,, short time whiskey win not be permitted- It WHS ago was brought into play and what also enacted by another amendment might have been a disastrous fire was that the liscense shall be granted- by

` all controlled The rlamagn ani' the Lieut-Governor -in -Council. H04'

ea y . 1 _ vaunted to about two hundred dollars, not by the revenue commission. Also which was covered by. lnsurmce. the license shall _be annual :and not

There had been a theatrical per- perpetual. and will be suhlsct to the

have star

YOUNG AMERICUS

PRESBYTERIANS DON T BOSTON. March 12-Young Amari

vote show that 20 » p - , ches have voted lu _favor of it, and defeated Roos and Cyclone Burns, 0_f

against, ,in straight falls.

1;‘.<Jrt"fsAi.i3:,"i>oat`I "ie keelf sails,

The Strike is mnkiug coiieiderahlc

progress in all districts, many of the mines today working with only one of the three shifts that are ordinarily employed. .A small union of thc -lioilters joined the strike today. - The owners have invited n commit- tee representing thc miners from the ‘individual miners tn meet in confer- ence tomorrow, but there is no pros- pect of these reaching a successful is- Slle. Owing to the present attitude of the owners. Figures issued today show that the increases of wages ric- manded by the miners cannot be granted owing to thc financial posi- tion of thc minlni; companies.

_TO TELL TEACHERS OF

I"I~I`i'SlCAli ‘Tl'iAiNlN

I TORONT v h 3 I) J

--- ‘ cus, of Baltimore, won from. Van '1‘ro~ bed to the school teachers throughout

_ 'ronoN'r0, March 12-neporie _r_e- jen, ni Holland, in straight inns at _the f0v1_n°°» ‘.,,,,,n with in connection wiehfi celved to dattou the church union wrestling here last night. In the AD opening 'oi that port when it proven-

1 Methodist cuur- rclimlnaries, Dr Roller, of Seattle, ' _ _ (nd the Minto from reaching Char-

T00 LATE FOR

“"0 '-0 Colle Traverse with mul ,md Josure forty-nine above zero. """""""""""'“ "Y"`""""""">""""_"'A'A"'_`>"""`_'_"""_`_"`A""`"_'_`A`_`_'_'_'A:'_:"vI'A7-:'_":":::::'=A::'A'A'A;'T:"VIH'IW""`"f"""`"""'" _ < oars and anchors, nearly new

complete, $19 Write J B P O.

p“""’°"H°FH~ `The lowest temperature recorded H 9| ¢ _ . ., _

` Box 164 Summerside. 3-l6d3ipd

y__B_i; iceboats left Cape Tnrmgnglne yesterday wah thlrty.four degrees a- _ __ _ _, seggezday nt 7.20 a.rn. with no pap ‘50‘/9 "F0 and I-|19 hllheu W5' tmnty' r - ' - I4*'ARM, haryins, to close an estate _______v__\; and 21 sacks paper n,n11and_ nine above. The lowest recorded the . __“50_00 Wm ,my the 100 acre m_ Thelnl Cope Traverse at 10.45 a. “`°"m““ “ight W" twe“t.y'°“ abpve' - ' _ share farm on the Wilmot Road nt ¢ . Y “V0 this morning on return At ninh a. m. yesterday it was thir- Murray Harbor South, formerly oc-

‘ ' cuplsd by Daniel N. Forbes. Easy

.?_dL"'P° '1`0rmentine with passengers ty-four above and at nine D- in-. if ,_,h_f:;>_fne outward western mail, lwas thirty-seven above.

|,0m_,__e;'“" "0 Bllecial train to oi one tim WH "3°t°Wn yesterday bn( a gpg _ The length inf today will be eleven 0.0, I lea” this morning at cl; hours and fifty-seven minutes. and 50' _moclr for Georgetown with pasaen. Lmorrow twelve hours and one min- "°"°;‘l;ld y°°°"dHY’s outward mall to UNL - ,mmm lv to Picton. The tide will be high this morllng from C was no special train to or at 9.46, tomorrow at 10.20 and Mon-

Yemlbc Traverse yestlrday. iday at 10.51; it will he high tonight ______v___rday the Murray Harbor train at 9.02, tomorrow night at 9.55 and m__ _gn micllsrlottetown at 9.45 a. Monday night at 10.45. verse atm nut” latei the Cape Tra- The sun sets this evenlnfl BI? 5-07 inte, th 1020 “- mn ten minutes tomorrow evening at 6.09 and Mon- m__»____e Souris at 11.10 a., m., flf- day evening at 6.10; it will be high |,_ m :_‘_‘_l‘°I" IBN; the Tlgnlsh ut 2.10 tomorrow morning nt 6.08, Monday 8“m_-________;ty minutes late and the 6.06. M.. mhnme nl' 540 ll. m., twenty The moon sets this afternoon at Ii.

_'_i'~_________ -_2z, tomorrow ne 4.31, _ _______________._ M"""`0'° I-Inllncnt (lures Colds, Etc. Minn;-d'| Linlmcnt (lures Diphtlilril

OTTAWA, March 12.-The "bolt"

of two Western Conssrvatlvea,Messra. Sharpe, of Lfsgar, and Schaftner, of Sourls, on the third reading of the grain bill in the' Commonalaat night is significant of how the farmers of the pralries are viewing the change of the legislation they sought by the Borden administration. Hon. Mr. Foster pressed for the final reading of the Government measure and was met by an amendment from Mr. Cruise, which divided the House. The Dau- phin man moved to strike out the clause extending to the grain, board

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Angry German Papers; 00|! It Impudent British--BIuN`. Their Hot Comment

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BERLIN, Mar. 15-A note ifllild

_by Winston Churchill, First Lorq Jog _the Admiralty in presentng the natal (budget, which said that the eltillb ,tes were framed on the assumption- ithat the existing naval program ' _.of other naval powers would not be ,vhansed. but if they were supplemen- rtary estimates would be submif:tod`to :the British Parliament, bu made tha

‘German .flngoes angry.

The newspapers organs are printing

some warm comments. one daily celi-

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I (i.‘anad.ian Press) ' LAWRENCE, Mar. 15-The F950!!- lntion of the textile industry of the Icity. which was paralized in many' fvarts for more than two months by g ‘big strike of operatives, was bigun 'today

, There was a rush' of strikers back ito the looms and spindles which had ,been deserted since January to' se- Icure better wages.

it was said by several of the coin- iuittee that on Monday several more mills will reopen. ~

Nsw hier or' "noN"r»s"

Fon wELi.Esi_.av GiR1.s.

I waLi.r~:sLEv, Mnrcb 11.-weiinn Iley sollege has a list of up~to-the- Iminute don'ts. Here are mme of them: -

"Don’t (lirt with the handsome fel-

low down village. His wife may not like it." ‘ 5 “Don'f, retire with undrawn cur- itnins. The rubber industry is flourish- ing in other places than South America." _ "I)on’t chew candy or anything else

_while on the village streets. li you ;must chew, try rags." j "l)on't he a freak. The squirrels Ihnve enough nuts to attend to now." I “Don’t kiss each other in the pub- ilic highway. It's awful to sec s. wo- |man doing a man’s work." ' . “Don't study too hard. Kollis may ithinlc- you are preparing to earn your ow-n living."

“l')on't nbow your dislike ol hat- ed instructpr. Give _her 8010# °f your homemade fudire-"

CHELSEA FARMER ENDS

f HIB LIFE BY HANGING. I

' (‘HELSl<2A, Me., March ll-Henry Oban, aged 74, 5, prosperous farmer. I committeii suicide Sptnrllay night by, ihnnging himself to n ladder with , U- rope. No cause is known for the deed. coroner F. ii. .Andrews of Gardiner

Iwus surr'imoned and D1`0¥`\UUY\°°d it ‘*

‘c s of suicide. _ E U P . vetesan of the Civil

2 Oban uns a . Iwar, His wife and a son. Henry Olinnv Jr., of Gardiner, survive. _ The funeral will tske'l>1H¢¢ '1 IWNIW:

lat 2.30. _ , inn. noi:noUFr;_§é_i_§sW0____ _

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I 'I o'r'rAwA, March 12-In rerlv to H I report that he would be unable '10 , iininb the work. Joseph B0\1f<l“°- ,"1 (Hull, contractor for thc remodelling ; of thc general post odlce at M0n_f~\‘en\. innul today that he had every inten- I tion oi comme*-Ins 1*-

He contradicts the statement flint no work has been done on the DOHC office siiice New Y¢f\l"S, 1599**-‘“¢ _that he has event Several °h°“““° _ guarantee of 525.000 to complete the I _ f

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formance in the hall on the previous restrictions of the regular license law l O lilarc 1 -- r. nmes evening and the fire is supposed to as to closing, etc. _ N7V~_B“|`t°ll- l>hYSiC01 <iil"€Cf0l‘ Of UW] -`°" _

ted from B cigar stub i_.__.._--- _ University of Toronto, will leave on

Wednesday for Haiifnx, to spend a

METHODISTS FAVOR _ BEAT THE [)U'1'C1{MAN_ month. The doctor will lecture to the

UNION BUT ONTARIO ____ _different instructors on the benefits

' ' - of physical training to be demoustrn,

I 'i‘h¢\ ice barrier at Point Prim which successfullv resisted thc ell‘0l‘.ts 0! U10 Earl Grey to reach Charlottetown Ilnst December once more demonstra- ted the fact that it was to be reel;

lottetown yesterday.

ten against. vote is 87 for and 54 Boston, defeated Jack McPhee, bot A Marconl¢ram_rscelved last even-

cLAsslFlcl"o“` ing from Capt. Murchison by»__the Ma-

rine Department follows: _ "Tha Minto on Pe. Prim win lawn

for Georgetown in the morning.-Would not have tried had I known ut 1-\0

the Government’s Proposal would "put the farmer back where he was ten years ago. It would force him to load through elevators and the rall- vluys could create congestion at any pgint tim-eby controlling the distri- bution of ears. He read petitions of protest against the clause from thirty grain growers associations in Mani- toba. - I Mr. Warnock, In secondln§ Mf- Crufse‘s amendment reed a communi- cation from E. J. Frean, secretory of the United Farmers’ ‘Association of Alberta, in which he stated that the Gnvernment’c proposal was calculated

wide discretionary powers fn respect to do nothing more or less than ruin to ear distribution. He argued that the whole DWI “I Government °wn"`w““ "IP" n°2nfI\'ffi. Mlnards linimeut cures garget in cowl many, _ __ ____ __|

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terms. Apply to W. A. Weeks, Char-

shlp. lottetolNn.__ __ ______ ____ 3:1_6rl_n_1. 'rh`c1.ibcraic jeered at the National- 'FTDR SALE. nve hundred thousand

h H .me mek |n||n¢_ ` Canadian grown strawlierry

i t b t ,glgpgrtfgg tg (;°,:mmm¢ on th, dj. plants, thirty 'leading tested varir

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vision. The following western Con- flea. also severe 8 Us VR e urvutives ,lm ,ond ,!,,in,¢ ML blk caps. Catalogue free. Lakeview owl”-_ Ammdmengf Mn", Rocjm Fruit Farm. H. I.. McConnell, Grove-_ Staples. Meighan, Bradbury, Bennett S°f\§I._Q¥\¢-______ 3-16ds9iLs8ip_d_ and McKay. Hon. Robert Rogers did .\/\,7iANTED, for the City of Char- not come into the chamber for the ‘lottctown, n lady of good np- vote. The amendment was defeated pearance and character fo represent by a vote of 89 to 47, all-the Llbe- an established Maritime house. The rals voting yea. position is in permanent on; to the

A further amendment by Mr_` right person. Apply giving nge,-_

Thompson, calling for the establish- ence to “Reliable” Guardian Omen, ment of sample markets at all points _ 3.15,-1¢|_ deemed necessary by the grain hoard, ----_-__-__

miles of ice barrier. Could not leave here this afternoon, lee running welt; and mn-in west from Pt rum 'iighe house. Got as far aetwo miles soutli of St. Peter’s Island. Ice rdild: here since January. No chdnce fill. barrier moves out. Mints got stuck. at 4 o‘clock and only got free at 6.15. No possibility of time reach- ing us." y J. J. MUROHIBON. ‘ Dorint the afternoon Mr. Mccarey.

assistant Postmaster, drove tba Harbors Month to me ff the e wan any possibility of getvng the m\lls from the steamer by tenm or ff hor- wardlng the outward mn" that #ly but owing to the distance the Mintn was away he mode enquiries of the Marine Office which were replied to in the L‘aotaln‘a llarconlgnm. The Minto goes to lleofgetufll this morning and either that steamer for the illarl Grey ~wlil cross to Picton

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