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British

_Preiilier MacDonald Announced »,

ln House Of

Labor Govt. Will Not Impose

A Tariff On Arrangement inions.

(Canadian Press Cable)

.1-JNDON, Oct. 28.-Premier Ram- ar iw-Donadl announced in the Huosa of Commons this afternoon. has the Labor Government was not prepared to put a tariff on wheat. nu ra-\~_~t as st," be seal. 'sinus one' officially put an end tai ur; hopm that Canadian or other‘ Dorriinlonli wheat products would recalls n tariff preference on the British market. His anouncement leluiitely restricted the possibilities xi some system of bulk purchasing

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

COMING EVENTS.

MEETINGS ETCS.

‘ _...__ i “Furs remodeled. repaired. relined.l iirs. Davison, 170 Prince Street.

7830-10-25-Gi.

'°\l’eclriesday`s show at Cape Tra- rrrfr postponed. 7926-ll

"Notice-Stanley Bridge, Thurs- :_ "eds movies, see “Snowbound," » tug dance. Robert Weeks will 23'. _ I 7932

°‘l-‘rederieton Chiekerr supper i_~1:.‘.i wednesday, October 29th. fam:-, first fine night. 7906-li.

v.»._._

i i

£115

"norden Line Club loading hogs, nmlis, calves, at Albany, Thursday, oct. Goth. Hours 12 to 3.

7930-10-29-21

"Dr. Clift, ill Fitzroy Street. Charlottetown. Phone 879. Chronic maladies prevented and cured at borne, where they originate.

'M89-lil-10-3 mos.

"Bazaa`r. High Tea, games, et/c.. in aid of st. Mary's Church, Montague, Monday, November 10th_

7758-10-23-25-29-31-41

“Come to Chicken Supper in

Crapaud Hail, Friday, Oct. 31. Pro-I

teefls in uid Of St. Johl'\'s W. A.

7858-10-Z7-29-30-31

"Come to the delicious chicken mcper served by the ladies of Fort Augustus in Webster‘s Corner Hall Wednesday, Oct. 29th. All amuse- nents. if stormy, Thursday night,

'|775-10-23-61

"The Miilvicw Ladies Aid will hold

I Chicken Supper and Halloween iircial in Miilvicw Hall, Wednesday. October 29th. Prize for the best cos- tuine 7811-10-28-21.

"Came to the Chicken Supper at

LZ-resin-sic on Thursday evening. October 30th. Halloween fun. fishing pond an_d other amusements.

7814-i0-28-Zi.

- l,1r~u't miss the Halloween Dance

:nfl For Social in Mcrell Village lail. October alot, in aid or rink.

'lin proceedings of the Assembly of

Commons That

Wheat - Quota May Favor Dom-

oir quota lrranlomei-it which would favor the doralnlona as a.gs.inst.~ Mein wheat grovrers. The Kina- who loomed to have

recovered from his long illness, wo;-¢ s ions my coat. as he rode with Queen Mary in their gilded stage egsel-l fl-em Buckingham to Westminster through streets lined with eheerlris thousands. Her Mwesty, rsaiaiit and smiling, WU El-fbed in il 10113 coat of white material. Both seemed very happy and were greatly interested in the

crowds. The queen frequently wsvs,-1 .her hand and bowed in anew" go gh, crowdjs cheers.

The crowd also caught. s, glimpse

of the Prince of Wales. and applaud.. td him heartily as he drove from st. James to the House of Lords in the state landeau arriving shortly before his royal parents.

Speech from the Throne

The King said: ‘My Lords and

Members of the House of Commons: It has given me much pleasure to received my Ministers from the Do- minlons and representatives of In- dia who are attending the Imperial Conference. 1 watch with deep in- terest the-protrtas of their labors. the satisfactory result of whlclq I shall confidently await." `

"I hope soon to welcome repre-

sentatives of the Princes and people of India who are about to _loin with _ members of all parties of both houses , of Parliament to consider the future constitutional position of India."

"-My intention is to inaugurate this

conference and I earnestly trust in conclusion of its proceedings. may be found agreed and wise solutions of those important questions upon which it will be called to deliberate."

"My relations with the Foreign

Powers continue to be friendly."

,` "I was very glad to entrust my son, the Duke of Gloucester. with the duty of representing me at the oororiation of the Emperor of Eth- lapis."

“My government took an active part

lthe League of Nations. in Septem- ber last, General agreement was ireaohed upon the treaty of financial lassistanoe to states which may be victims' of aggression which recently was signed at Geneva. Application of this treaty is conditional upon the

gcoming into force of a general dis- iarrnament. convention which I trust Ivvlll shortly be concluded." l “I follow with grave concern and sympathy eoritiriuance of heavy un-

tcmployment among so many of my people. Economic depression unfort- unately continues to dominate the markets of the world and the accom-

7913-10-29-Iii.

“P.urns Night-Zion Cliurcli 1-lall

-Ti-”‘. Dr. Asiiriown-Choir, Thurs- i1‘ S oclock. Rev. Leilllte. Chair- man. 7912-10-23-21.

"A Wliist at Hope River Hall

T‘.1ursrlav, October 30th. Lunch will be :fart-ed. Come one, come all.

7904-10-29-Bi.

"Do not fall to see the Murray

River Players repeat their humorous three not comedy “A Poor Married lien" in Murray River Hall. Oct. '.'~”th. 7801-10-18-21.

"We will be buying drezsed hola

ftiti crgsrs out at Kensington from Tf"<i.’iy morning until saturday at fern Good pr ce-_ |S5':d.\ Peter Mc- . uit 6.- Bon. 1381-10-28-31.

"f.f:lly's. Cross-Big Hallov.-a'en

‘"j`it:‘talnment and Basket. Social kt l\r!iv's Cross Hall Thursday. 30th- Fi".~ talent asslztlng program. Watch '”l' his floor prizes and lucky chair. Ladies with baskets free.

7866-10-28-31.

"Wlnsloe Club loading hos! Thursday mining, octet-er som. There will be a meeting at Wlnsloe Hall at 'L80 some evening for ver? *Denial club business. Attendance. All “mime seem. aan ivestocir UU' willanenesut-es menains. 1'.

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Ipanying restrictions of international Itrade is felt mth particular severity 'lu those industries which are espec- ially dependant on export.”

"My Government will persist in its

efforts to develop and extend home. imperial and foreign trade and to help in measures which will lead to greater efficiency in industry."

"Proposals will be laidbefcre you

,for promotion of incl-eaoszl settle- 'ment and employment on the land. 'and for orgariiutlcn of producers for marketing pui'D¢'6%!-" l "I propose immediately to set up A

tecmmission to inquire into the entire (questions, and. if required. legislat-

land in particular to allegations of a- ‘buse gt its prot"|1\s_ The commis- .slon will be asked to present inter- llm reports on the most pressing questions. and, if required leziallt- lon based upon them will be intro- duced. In the meantime s measure to make a further financial pro” vision foir..\n imemployment- fund will be laid before you.”

"My ministers propose to intro-

duce legislation to for the community its share in the lite Hill!

Change, Colors

This Autumn =

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OTTAWA. Oct. 28.-Fall styles in

postage stamps will show a radical clunle in color scheme. Within I month, or sooner if present stocks are exhausted. a new issue of stamps up to the eght-cent. denomination will he released by Canadrs Post Office Department. Basic colors will be changed in conformity with regula- tions of the Unlversay Postal Union. The one cent stamp wil change its "dress" from orange to green: the two cent stamp will be red in place of green as at present: the mauve five-cent stamp will make way for one of blue. and the eight-cent postal carrier will give up its blue color for a modish orange.

S H R I N E R S CEREMUNIM.

ro. Halifax and Lunenburg are TCD- resented in the visitina d0l€S8¥i0li- About a doen members from Sydney

The Shriners leave today mainland.

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f Canadian Presll

___.i_i_-i-

.Commissioners

Fail To Agree

t Canadian Press)

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of lend."

'9lIU\IllXU»@t0l0'l

“med y°`"'érday on the Hcci};:_1atg,; Imperial Conference until about Nov:

.~ ` 25 '

Urges Canadians.

C A B I N E ToUseMoreMar-l

VICTORIA. B. C. Oct. 2B-Prem- ing challenge to Central Canadian irq- s. F. Tolmie late today called shoppers to look for and purchase" for the resignation of his ministers Maritime Canadas products instead and prepared to reorganize his entire of imported goods in their stores was l cabinet by the end of the week. sounded by R. W. E. Bumaby. Marl-

0‘I'I‘AWA, Oct. 28-It is CXDGCWG the more li/laritme people can buy

I _tl-sat the judgement Uf the Board of from central Canada. ‘

Railway Commissioners application “We are building a natlon.“ he saidw for an adjustment in train rates “Every time you spend a dollar you

which would put Halifax oil the are giving emplovrnent. and helping C°mmentaI_

_,arm M515 as Quebec, plus the one business. What nation are you build- It would be impombm fm me,

“nt dmerelmal would mused ui.” , . < ri b province of Nova Scotia to accept fm' P“b“°‘“°“ mmm" pendm' 1 Wh’ do “C m Ont” 'a' uy 3152:* the finding of the Board of Railway U13" me “uw” mmm”°i°n°rs are nm' m__unes` md_s° on from e Commissioners vfliout the strong- reticent on the subject. It is iil'i°“‘» 5"“th' “hen I Nma Scotia miie a at possible protutf The Council of

h°wwef` that me Tud ggliegould keep the doctor nm ' hs.‘the Halifax l\oa.rd of trade decided three “'°5`5 in me 'mi' er' an °° .. V , _ unanimcusl this afternoon to co- °mm°n° sm consequently ensue' The sib1lAit; Lebiiilclxz-surii ?i'\oaltlio:?i:;1n!°l`**?1”3l'E “iii me l\“`°mme“" °f N°' division of the board has the ‘effect we buy c”lo;ds of concmmWed|`_a Scma and me hubor c0mmiS_ ct causing the Halifax applicat.on to [nouns in “king new to hwe mtg

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i "The pioneer spirit preva..1s still."

BennettAddresses

n L o n cl a n

IDNDON, Oct. 28.-"The Dominion ,

0! Cl-null, with less thin ten million l inhabitants. is yet. the fifth largest* trading country in the world and itl has uinevea uns position in-geiy be-1 cause our people represent a. hoppyi combination of two great races," Rt. l Hon. R. B. Bennett, Canadian Pl-imei Mlrilster, bold a gathering at the ; Canadian Club tonight.

declared Mr. Bennett of the Camel- ,

Canada has not been easy. She has

been next to a great neighbor which I speaks the same la.i-iguage," said Mn' Bennett. me as added, with a twin- Q

"We have kept before us," said the! Premier, "an ideal in regard to our' place in the British Empire and we have not faltered in the proud belief that to us is eritrurted a great and

‘solemn task of interpreting Empire from the money. in the smsi\=r clas-

hopes and aspirations to our great gses. animals that are not of the best neighbors to the south. |qua1itv; however the general exhibit

i ""° P°°P1° Stem*-'> #till and there is is of such s high standard nal this , nothing static about the economlel - - ‘ Hon. J. B. M. Baxter, premier of Ns* B,-um,-|,.k_ unvemn! mn" life of Canada. We have kept that _barge Crowd; flllsg. gh, ,p

iument at grave of Bliss Carmen. Cms.da’s foremost pen, ,hm “hes ‘faith builded upon the great traditions seats while the Judging vias in pro-

___,__ lwue bmutht by New Bfunsv,-wk gs ,unmmt ,mm N", cmauh Conn" 'l nf our fathers: we have created great _ terda _ md the grertest in

Fifty visiting Nova Scotia Bhrln- ,where he died. and placed in tomb at Forest Hill cemetery, N, B, “mm” fm' im "5-"~5*¢t\°“ °f b\15i'|ter\est and enthusiasm was e\'idem:-

of honor at the Ccnservative Asso ciation banquet. early next month. He is not likely to ritlm from the

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itime Products

FHAMILTQN. Ont.. Oct. 28.--A rinl'

time Trade Commissioner to Ontario. as prlncipal speaker at the Maritime dinner, sponsored by the Hamilton Chamber of Commerce. this evening. While listing goods which Maratlme industrialists are offering on the Canadian market, Mr. Burnaby de- clared that the more central Canada buys from the Maritime Provinces,

bec I Gfaln Rate . T0 truly discharged until we have made smwmly' and “H be completed ,£1 Hallfali IS 9. Distinct t me.. ` 'liirae for ii-ie official closing on sat-N

1..-.Blow 4 to, The Pro-i ` 1 - §“-"1" -

‘ Vifule, "“*“'°""***" According to color. the foxes are

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ff'~m=d1»=f- P1-so A '

_ ' 'Medium Silver. Medium Silver. Light .

HALIFAX N S Oct °B_uTheE i ll\ r and Pale Silver,

action of the Board of vlboyial Com- .Medium Sv le , missioners in refusing to extend the § ' l _ Quebec grain rat: to Halifax is af ' PRIZE LIST

distinct blow to this province" saysl- i, . . .

‘ --'- , P‘ollcu-ing is a list of winners in

a statement issued today by Premier ,Gumnm Pm.” 1 classes already judged;

the Hon. S. Harrington. “at the time cf Confederation. at the time of the building of the National '1`ra.n.s- l

ccntmemal “uway were “'55 the 3 junta. new governing Rio De Janeiro I See. 1-Male whelped previous to 1929

promis: that Canadian trade should; flow through Canadian parts andl any necemary measures to accom-l plish that end would be taken. Atl the present time, with a strongl promise of increased inter-empirei trade the port _of Halifax is essenti-E ally bound to brcome a great ship-` ping port of the Dominion. nothing would contribute more to this end than to have a favorable rate on grain for export. Unless the rate will actually move the tariff trough the port of Halifax it is useless to us and fails in what should have been its underlying principle. following the idea of confederation and the trans-

soups from a foreign country when'

ml' we can get Maritime clam chowder Fil" “W CIS! -SfPP¢11€d.

such as 'was set before us tonignt"?

fm’ "°i’m5 me “'59 °f °°mp“ls°ry he ¢0n¢,mue¢ ,mm lsugi-My md with the United States cannot com- school attendance, for amending the cheem pare with this. We talk about buying ‘““`s ’°'“““5 “’ ‘mes ‘““f“""" 'md "we i-me me largest mains pack- within ii-ie ampue and wave the nas, ""d°5 “mms “M 1°' “mm up " ers in the world in New Brunswick, but thats not enough." °°“5“m°" °°““°n‘" but you are probably being sold im- “The Intercolonial Railway Df0"°d "A ‘“°”""° °‘ °l°°wr°l 'mm Wm be ported sarclnea at your grocers. We a. sll`>“°“ thu' “'°1'\¢¢d tht WOR! lubmllifd *° -"°"~`be 1 ld M W have me largest brush factory in tac'way: it took western products in and “Bm” 'ml M” “ me y British Empire in Maritime Canada. eastern people out." W ’““l’|' "“"m°““°“ °f m' W",-" but vour shavl brush is in all like- “Much of the coal we. as builders \“¥"°“ “W” °°‘“'°“°;°“ ‘nd °( the llhood made inni foreign country. of a nation, import. could be taken “"“m"“°“"l °°“"°"‘“°“ fm gfewl "Canada's largest ski factory is inlfrom Canadfa largest mines. those °f nf' " °°°~ ‘M 1°’ ““b“'h’“°“"` Anna lis Roial and her largest cf Cape Breton," Mr. Burnaby went Of 5 “W 5i'°i“"°’7’ °“m°mY W d°‘-‘I skatepiactory sis in Dartmouth: aroiori. "Aga.ln. it costs more to brlnl`

from a seat la the side gallery." ' 'adn unfavorable balance

“`i"h Pl-55°“¥°" i'“m° in ‘-'°“d°“'" you buying their products." granite from New Brunsvdck tal "I any that under the ble-'>-'lille °fj Among other Mu-itll-ne goods which Hamilton than to bi-ins it from Aber- 0°d ml °U"°V\'°° “f Y°“" d°m*“"' i he said his audience. composed of deen. Scotland. to Hamilton. ions may advance the h9.pDl\‘l°S5 *nd ' four hundred prominent Hamilton The amount of Canadian goods be- IWOIY-btitla' of my D¢0Di€-" icitizens. could patronize, were lob-,ins exported through a port not

M0116 Bmulll U10 D0i11l|\l0“`5 P11' sters, potatoes. oysters. rhocolates,‘lw'ithln the Empire is appalllnl, forte li1l0i°S f0ll0W|i\l! tht °m¢1li f0fm“\“»ishocs. underwear. cool, stoves. steel‘,ha\'e two of the finest ports in the, Rt. 1-lon. R.. B. Bennett attended the and granite. 'world in Saint John and Halifax. Are( comme. aistznctiva in his gela-ori».l<i- T ‘ ed Windsor uniform. Accompanied by i also forcefully presenting some of, it to drift?" ‘his sister. Mi-as Mildred Bennett. byiEastern Caneda's long standing " 'i Premier Forbes of New Zealand. and ‘ claims within Confederation. clared, "we have a responsibility. Sir Richard Squires of Newfound-l "Central Canada sells to the Mari- ‘When \\'e mend Gill' 4°’\\\fS. 051';

~ on

The Maritime Trade Commissioner

we building a nation or just allowing

As individual Canadians." he de

ial session -- - _ ness. but we realim that the time has 1 ed yi,-gm the elevated seats surround-

ers attended the ceremon ~ r _-W _____.*__A___4_A__:____:__: _

,of the Philae Temple. Halifax, held 'come when those invisible ties which l ly-lg the judging tables an excellent

' bl r of the \\l'orld's' -' » < af ,deg pm-

t - C ° MTINIS

at Dixons Hail at 830 last even ng Wluae Unabze To r , nd together a Ciuarte _“eq of ti-le srumsls ls to Fifteen local candidates were initat- _ inoculation Should have some more.u;,;e5 fo, iudgn-lg sg, or the basl but `

ltangibie basis of strength and power' md that th.. “U be ,,“_ i

ed into the mysteries of the order. t , - . ,n 15 exp” ._5

A supper at the Oddfellowka Hall wa.s\ Banquet 5|? » mf” m°"."m“m°“t' _ _ed to the ui-riost during the Juclgi.ng‘ served by the aiastemlstars at 6 _J I am not _dasoondeni.’ eoncludedp, the mm Semgns, o'clock. A business meeting was held (swan to the Gurdian) MT- Bfnntff- l'i¢m'1¢1' lm Y d9Pf'95S¢d( your ¢|a_5s,5_ Heh 'mcmdmg su( ;»;»;_ M 13° 5*' DiX°n.s Han' TORONTO ony” Oct 23__PN3m‘,¢;» '_'-° =;1Z°!;fid]e;“'J;5tI t'Ol'l5. rcllllilll to D355 before JlldH"5

. _ ' ' ' - _ or a e n , ,

sydney' New -G]°sg°“` Pmou' Tm Bennet-t will be unable to be a guest R€fllSal t0 EXt€l`ld QUE' ,_.f»¢h¢ B,-msh pwplts Wm ,,¢,.e,. \§,\§t°“f"t' 1`_‘°“‘k1°3' and Tailor' The

our dream of oo-operation come

RIC) DE JANIJIRO, Oct. 3!-~Rep-

resentatlves of the southern revolu- tionary movement and the mllit.a.i-yt

decided definitely this aftermoonl that Oetullo Vargas would be named provisional president od Brasil. ‘

Monthly Meeting Caledonian Club

The mor.th1y meeting of the Cal-i

edcniln Club was held last evening

in the Club Rooms with the pres-l ident. Clansman J. K. McKenzie., presiding. At the meeting the new| executive for the ensuing ‘ear was) elected. Clansman T. M. MacMillan, read a sketch history of Scotland.,

The following officers were ap-yi

pointed: Chief, Cllnsmtn J. K. Mc-l Kenzle; President. Clansmui J. M._ Mandi-en; ru-st, vice-President.; Clansman Malcolm McKinnon; .Sec-| ond Vice-President, Ciansman .Johnl Reid; Financial Secretary, Oiaasman A. B. Brown. tre~electedi; Treasur- er. Clansman C. F. McDonald, tre- electedl: Recording secretary, Clans- man T. M. MacMillan, fre-elected): Corresponding secretary, Clansman, my Mapougall; Directors, Clansmenj J. J. McGlllivray, P. J. McDonald, John Y. McDonald. D. B. McDonald. Alex. McDonald, J. R.. Bumett. B. A. McLeod, Jas. Paton, S. A. Mc-

Donald.

The historical sketch was heard

with great interest by the clansrnen who with Mr. MacMillan followed in their imagination the history of the

mtlish race through two thomandt _ves.rs. With the help of l map the_ speaker told his hearcrs of the orig- in of the Scot..

Clansman MacMillan received the

thanks of the club for his interest- ing paper. '111e hope was voiced byl Cinnamon Paton and Anderson that things scottish would henceforth play an important part in the sc- tivities of the club. Rev. Dr. Ash- down was introduced to the clans- men.

l | _...__-_...__-_._--X-~ leustorners in merchandising cut goods Personal rlsponsibllitv plus

lm ,,e°¢1,_ ~-Bug the hmmm; at gan yesterday' morning, and was prac-

.k!e. "ln the main." a remark which ia ‘ idrew laughter, lv-ith sections on the tables that excl

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Foxes Exhibited

Judging Begun Yesterday Morn-_

ing. Large Crowds View Slis ver Beauties With Interest.

Judging at the Prince Edward Is-| lar.d's swornd annual fox show bf.-!

vtcally om-nple-‘.ed iri the three dark- er classes rr; sverting. Con-ipetiiion in the medium silver classes u-.ii be very heavy. Today and 'l'l-iu.rsd:iy -ill see a tremendous _colipetitioiil

much heavier than -last yer.; it is generally conceded that the quality of the exhibit on the whole isalso sup Choa' to that of the first shew The ludges do not hesitate to z‘e:1‘.o\'c

right is exercises but rarel\

= = ectators

grass ves y a -

Judging is moving forward verv

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divried into seven clams.. Black. Ex- tra Dark Silver. Dark Silver. Dark

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CLASS 1. BLACK i

D. Sterling McLean. '

Edwin C. Johnston, l F. G. Kennedy. . D. Sterling McLean. l Cnequers Court Fur Farrns. \ Alice Hunter. 1 see. 2-Mais recipes in 1929 l

, F. G. Ker~.ried1'. 1

W. W. Bl‘o'l"n. W. W. Brown. W. P. McLeod.

Goo. D. Warren. John B. Roper.

See. 3-Female whelped previous to 1929

F. G. Kennedy. V , Wm. Trairior. I see. 4-Female e-helped is lszo ' .lohn and Clarke Baker.

Wm. E. Johnston.

P. A. Farquhai-ron. .

L J. McDonald

Ser. 5-Male urhelped in 1930

Cnequers Court hir l"arl'i‘s

George E. Brovm.

John A. Lea.

D. Stei-l.ng Mclean. D. Sterlini! Mel/san.

Douglas Bell. J. W. Jones.

Prank 1-hmm.

Sec. 6--Female vrhelped in i930

D. Sterling McLean

W. H. Burns. H. G. Judson. H. G. Judson.

crass :.`ax1'na naax sn.vzn.

A. C llfooli

Sec, 7,-Male wbclped in 1929 ‘

W. K. Rogers. _ Geo. W, Warren.

Sec. 3-Adult Female

C" (1.

1 _| ('12 \

Robert Baker. H. J. Judson.

Arthur H Roper Fee. 6-_-Female vrhelped in 1930 C. C Baker.

Arthur Roper. Fred Andre'.".

CLASS 3, DARK SILVER

dull. Male.

Sec. 1-A

C-eo. E Brown.

Douglas Bell. J. W_ Jones. Wnl. Duffyf. A. C W'00d

John B. Fuolibr.

L_ I-I. Coffin. Albert Drake.

Sec. 2--Male whelped i_"i 1923

D. Stirling Mcbesn

Frank Hamm. A. B. Cutclifie A. L. Rogers. ' Samuel Kennedjr.

A. L. Rogers.

Sec. 3-Adult Male

Edu-in C, Johnston. Wellington McNeill.

Vi* K- Rvzers. Arthur Mutnh.

A, G. Kennedy.

A. C. Wood.

lis|oii.lioil nlulioin

fCan=dian Presai ,

Losroox. oe. za-A section der mending the resignation of rarmei Premier Stanley Baldwin as Iaadd of t-he C0rise'r\'at.i\'e Party; rugs gut-,4 mitted by 44 Conservative inenabsif of Parliament tonight to the pu-tyi ch;ef whip.

Mr. Bzlclu'i1'i's qualities as loads!

were attacked only yesterday; by 10111 Beaverbrook. one of the original ore'

ganizers of the Enlpzre free tradi campaign. '."l'io said. "We have not-h ing to hope for from Balciwi.n'i The resolution announced _tcnighl read "We the subjoined members ol

th= House of Commons. submit tlisj a change of leadership is esoentl

to the national Lriterest".

Mr. Baldwin has invited tllale

pfislni; his leadership to speak an party conference on Thursday.

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The Weather, et¢

Solinas is ‘file DM You Eitiith fill Bkllilsw 007 Br file Paeaiilth on A 1'RAi=l=ic

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Moderate winds. mostly cloud' an mild with probably' a lea' smite.

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_ sec. 1-Male adult . __ ` . ..-

W W. Brown ,_-_ 1*-_T _ ‘_ _;» g H iv, W. Broan . \ V'

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J. W. Jones. showers.

T. B. Rogers. Arthur Muhtli. F. G. Kennedy.

Cl-iefluers Court Fur Farms

J. H. Judson. See. 4-Female whelped in 1929 Robert Baker.

Chequers Court Fur Parma. ,

See 5-Male whelpci in 1"!9

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