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certain ‘Chinese elements in their l, demandior abandonment by all the the treaty powers oi! the extra-ter- ritorial-‘and other privileges. in- deed'the time is not tar distant

I, when Qussiaend Jillian between “ tbemmay betempted‘ to practice if

not actually proclaim, a pendant to Monroe doctrine in the case of IChina. ‘This, suggestion is‘ warrant- ied by the recent public statements

‘ j. lot Japanese politicians to the ef- , gtect that the immigration question ‘ “ Vin the lPaoiflo, is bound to produce

v a nevcorlentation by Japan, Ohlnu 3 and Russia."

This outlook, together with tlr.‘ Moslam rejuvenation calls for the

furnished by Ward andflohnston

i‘uu American Petroleum American Cali ..... __ Brazilian Fraction‘ llmvllrd shun 11m.

Spanish ‘River Cont. "_..,..,.‘... Stccl lCompuny of ‘Capella .. iirltish Empire ‘Steel 1st Pfd.

N Stock Quotations“.

HALIFAX, Jan. Zi-y-Quotutions

Officials Wonder

ILONDON, Jan. 25.-—The change in relations between Russia ulld Japan resulting from the treaty

Menlbers 0g the Montreal stock between the two countries which

Exchange, has just been signed, is amusing

more than usual speculation and

idnterest in official circles since

gilnnggfiphojlfii: ____ u: 12g” they are left wondering just irhat

St Lawrence Fm“,- _ _ __ theeffeet of the treaty will be on

Onnnn Power ____ _ 101% Far ‘Eastern relations and the ut- (Jiiha Cane Sugar _ _ titude of Britain towards Japan.

Cuba Ciino ‘SugarPfd. .. % It I5 know" that Japan's “met

objective is to secure oil from Sag-

_ liaiieii for the Japanese navy, but

there is a growing four that Russia and Japan jointly are. seeking to secure control of ‘China and slowly to force the Western Powers out of the Far ‘East.

in spite of ull tho talk about Anglo-Japanese friendship there is

Pmunmmw _______________ __ 1541A constant diplomat‘: spurring bo- “nm, _ 633/4 tween the representatives of the Snnwnnnnn _ _ 135 two countries, and tine situntian i: Lnnnenflde pnln ____ __ _ __ being watched veiy c use y wi i (Tzinodlun ‘General Electric .‘. -— eye t0 prmecum" Bnuflh pan” (‘nnnmun gmnnmmp Conn _ __ and British interests in the Par Canadian Steamship ‘Pfd_ __. my; Eflsl- _ Asbestos ‘Com, ..... __ _ ~— -r“'A5H1N;(F'1TON‘t £1“- .?5'ITAI;“2$I Dnnnninl, Bridge 81% can reeogn t on o iissni as n’ Montreal power 163% ed u step nearer with the signing winning Elena“, __ 391/, of the JapanesefRilssinn treaty in

National Breweries 62 Atlantic Sugar ____ 201/3 Atchison _______ -. 117%: \m Cur and Foundry _ - 200 AnifLocomotive ______ __,__. 115% Am. ‘smelting & ‘Refining .. ‘9974. Anaconda Copper ......... -_ ‘i6 Canadian Pacific Railway __ —— New York Central _______ _. 122 Crucible ‘Steel ____.._ 76%, international iPaper _ 57 Kelly Springfield ‘__ . —— Mcx. Petroleum __.__ _. —— liitcrnatlonnl bier. Marine .. ~ Press Steel Car ______ _. ~- Reuding ____ .. 77% Southern Pacific . 1055s Studebaker 43

l Union Pacific 150%

lltuh ‘Copper ‘ U. S. Steel -~--~_- industrial Alcohol ___

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1 ins-l victory ------------- -- 1°4- iflfiii Victory _ ~' i922 Victory ._

19:37 Victory ._. ---------- -- w ‘ i BANKS

I‘ ink Commerce iik ltoyul __.- Iihuk Aioiitreul ...... - »

wuiieiiwiuuy. 195: July 170st; Sept, ifflV. _"Col'ii~).I\i‘uy, 1333b; Jilly. 133%; apt. 133"’. Iloiiismv/liiy. out: Jul)’ 51%:

Sept. 587s.

"\Vlient—MflY. 201%; July, ioslt.

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a snipe time.

I China and the ‘Fur East to bc oil-mun ugh‘-

‘. _ ' _ i ‘- ' .' ii‘ ti us. ‘if! ri- iighiiiriiba Liiilment llsi-d II):‘l'Il}'_l“-|I“'Fil:“lr “d-v m n0“) ‘I n “(OI

" Pckinli. which isolated the United

States ns the only major country} now refusing to recognize the So- viet ilnlon. Japan, by obtaining oil and coal concessions in Sagiialien under the treaty, provided herself \vitii necesssary supplies in event of war in the Pacific.

Unless the Russians start u fresh campaign oi’ (Ifllllllliiillilull against tho United Stiitcs (iovcrn- meiit, ‘President ‘COOIIIIPI!

x.

goiiate with Moscow next summer or autumn. Similar overtures were made semi-secretly by this fiovorii» mcnt through ‘Berlin in the sum- mer of 1922, but lverc‘ repulsed by bloscow on tho ground itiissiii not. be “iuvestiguied" unless ii could probe American conditions at llic

The new Jupdneso-‘Russiun lic- lrord makes it expedient for the United Slates, with its interests in

uii cqluul footing with Jupuii rc ding ‘Russia. iiul (‘vi-tits in .‘.l- ‘this wet-k hzrvi- pi‘. iv ‘ that tendency,

Tlic ousting of \\‘u;' (‘r Trotsky is iiitcrprclcti hero : dieziting the usceuduilcy‘ of Ziuov- icff and the SO-Cilliflil iibsolizlist group wllo are even more (IISIYIISI- ed here than Trotsky and ’i‘chit<~li- errili, ZinoviefL. licud of tiieConi- niunist iii\‘riintioiiaie, may makc negotaitions with America more difficult. But" Russia's inability to export grain ‘this year which enabled hcr lust your to stabilize her money. uiliy iiiuko tho Soviet (‘roverumciit more willing lo iiiocct \VliSIlIll|.!l.Oil

g tn tiipioiiizilic observers.

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CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Jun. 24r- Harvard's m-id year examinations were postponed until 10 s. m- Sai-urdsy because ot the solar eclipse. This is the second time In ‘two hilndrotl‘ and forty k981i‘! Bueli a change in schedule has a-p- Iliilfoll. in‘ 1084 the 0011689 mm“ (‘ii forward‘ its commencement day I0 avoid’ an: eclipse.

Xplliib, 0d to appoint n comniissimi to ue-'

IIIE BENIIIAI. GUARDIAN

' SHOP FROM Holmolfs Ontolog-

OWING to ‘the stormy ‘weather our big fur ooat sale wllii continue all this ‘week-Prowee Bros. Ltd.

' 110-1-2l1-eod3i

SOME GOOD SEATS STILL T0 ‘be had for Burns’ Concert. Monday iright.-107-1-26-1i

‘FERRY WAS ‘DELAYED._. A derailment at Cape Tormen- tiné Saturday caused a delay of five hours in the crossing of the car ferry and as a result the Bor- den train did not arrive in the city until 3 o'clock yesterday morning. The derailment occurred when some freight cars were be-

- ing shunted to ‘the ferry.

PERSONALS

The Amherst Banker's Hockey team arrived in ‘the city on the last mail train early Sunday mom- ing, too ‘late ‘to play their sche- duled game with the local Bank- er's team.

DEATHS

McCAN~NELL——On Jan-- 25ih, 1925 Robert lilieCnnnclil, aged 11 uionths and 20 days,‘ infant sou‘ of itobert and Mrs. McCanneiIl, 139 borough Street. Funeral day at 2 p. in. to Peoples Cenic- tery-

Miners Return

was brought to an end last night

atives of strikers iizid ‘been accept- td. The iiien wii-l return to work Monday ‘morning.

THE COMMON VERSION

Montreal Gazette -—Apropos of the reopening of the discussion regarding o. stlilid- urd set of words for "0 -‘Cziiizidzi". the ‘Bracebriilge (OiiL) (iuzclli- gives the following version as [Ilill used by most Canadians:

ii --—iii."

If tho roof should lcuk ziiid your EUOIIIIIK Ilccoine stuiuod, cover the istuiii with block magnesia. Rub the block over the v-uot until tho stain Eis covered, then smooth over with itips of lingers, it works like magic. I

A slice of bread Ill iiic doughnut box will keep yoili‘ doughnuts sofi

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I‘Iil)i.'.i§,’l"¢i]"IlH that Il-il‘-'I,' become polled ni ; be mud..- lu look like

,-,-:ll‘.‘\\' by wusliiiil; the-iii with ii piece in lo!‘ u lute cotton ivziddiiii; (iippcd iii

cold waiter. iio not use colored cot- lou wzitiliiilg and ll0\’(‘l' use soup, soup powder or uni ioiiizi- 311st cold ivziter. -_--4+>____. ‘Prepared.

“Have a real good cigar?“

“Nil, thanks. To tell ‘the ‘I.'l‘llIll I've ‘sworn off Slllflkilbg,"

"\Vl‘l<I. put ouo ‘in your pocket for toniori-oiv."

A Talc Thai: is Told.

A Tefl-IIY 200d s-lory should loavc t-lfilibfiillliilg‘ to the imagination. For instance:

"Who was that talking ‘In you?“

"Tihnt was‘ Archie Johnson, my family physician."

“What did ho suy‘.'"

"ilo said ‘No,’ “

cluzliml-Iliv Bu tier (Perfection Brand),

Put up iii scnLrigiit coiitli-iiicrs iii tlirce sizes,

3, 5 mid 10 lb.

It is needless to cili- phusize the quality of this product the name “Perfection Brand” is l-lilfllcieilt guarau . tee.

'l‘his butter goes to you direct from the churn, and is wrap- ped in sanitary pack. ages, thus eliminat- ing all chances 0f contamination.-

Order from your

15~lNOH ORANGE IIGOIOT OF‘ YEAR IN ONLIFORNIA lllNllBA, Cal‘, Jan. ‘ 24—J. A. linlfortl‘ has produced‘ an: orange that is a novelty even for Oali- mmll- ‘it weigh! tho undo hail ~ rounds all measures 1! Inches in

ll B‘ tool» uie ‘in-nest nlafimeiigron 1n the stale-tins

Am Inverse, rem m‘

grocer or direct front us—- l

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Central“, 0...... is

. Hills- 'i‘ucs-

To Work Today

when it was announced‘ the pro- posal discussed by ‘the interna- tional Commission and represent-

“O Canada, Il—~ill. hYm, li--1ii. h~~ni, h~ili!

"() (Iunudu, ii—--i1i. li~ni, li—ni, Ii-"lll, li~nii

Ii~lu, h—-—iii, ii---ui, li—-ni, ii~-l\i.

Inounced favor for all shades blue. This is a at the hsginnl

shade of blue, an , with its cream

lkirt and the tunl

ostyeke ls nsrro slldwurves to s.

at Burns‘ Anniversary. ‘ 1074-06-11

cert.—-107-1-26-1l '

JANUARY Oyster Bed Bridge. andMiss Elma ed from.‘ Fredericton, N. B-,, twenty-four

‘hours. The

and Miss Crockford as her guest.

will

about 10.34 when the moon 0b out 9.15 g1, m. when the moon ob

hiiiiiirctls were “ditching for

with the nuke-d eye.

SAILLESS SHIPS

A "(iflliiiilit of

- u . , ‘ 4 t . ,S.g‘,',',]f§y,‘l’,,,,1,,1,’0°0 22111110 ‘""§,',‘,‘,,',,‘,,,,°§ Early in the fifties oi’ last cen.

scribed in the

half-forgotten DTODIII

system of sion.

cylinders. ivnrking on

of‘ a small powered electric motor

instance

ship forward.

15 liliics ninri- spread. To tihlaiii enough powci

sniziii surliici‘ lo the iviiiil is obi‘

that thc risk of czipsizing or iIZll ago by siluliiis is lvssencti.

lilllli hulliiug, ilicso “sa‘iiioss" WOiiItI be uilic to proceed with niu l smaller‘ crew's.

provide stcersuicu and

babiy require. The ill‘\\' sIIIpS would probably be

iury engine

working n‘ propeller d uriilg

(mini s and

silch ships would seem to be on routes which il'l‘L‘ at present the inst strongholds of wiutljaliimcrs. The regularity required of steamers

tho highways of the sea. A ‘spnonfili of success is worth a gzrllion or filIIllPf‘,

l." . FRENCH DANCE RROCK IS

MADE 0F SOFT BLUE CHIFFON

The Frencifnsre ihollvlflil P"°'.

of new departure. for.

of the season

Edward. ‘Sexsmith would run in thgrwsimeaiezl IIItoiIIII-snce frock u“ “n” sketched here of s defies“

OI the 9110C! 0'

ht foundation which drops e within s few Inc so of the hem,

There is a strs

PIBROOH PIPING, sweet slug- ing, dinky dancing, rollicking reels. song, sketches. grand Gaelic music

"A GENTL-EMAN WITH A Hotb- by" wili provide you with laughter and entertainment at Burns’ Con-

EXPERIENCE. _‘- Miss ‘Susie K. Ma-tneson, R. N.. ot

Crockfoird, Arlington, Mass motor to Borden a distance of 328 miles in roads were very heavy with ice and snow. Miss Matheson will remain home with her folks for the winter remain

THE ECLIPSE-The clear wea- ther ‘Saturday morning was most suitable for viewing the partial ‘ec- ilipse of the sun which began about 9.15 a. in. and was at its greatest

soured all but a very small portion of the solar face. Needless to say the phenomenon and viewed it through smoked glasses and in many eases

bare and \"e‘ry fat masts whirllilg swiftly round and round. zit first sight, appear l0 111B it \'<‘l'y poor method of Drflllvllllli; a ship, yet that is u brief dcscrilp- ti-oii of the liiiitrh-discusscil inven- tion oi‘ thc German officer, Herr

‘tiiry it came ‘to light that rotating cylinders hail a strange albiiity to tihziugc the (IITPUIIOII of wind power. Now Herr Fiettiler, as has been de- newspapers. has found out lioiv to ninke use of this

On :1 ship he instais high metal Being lightly ‘built and vertical axles, these cylinders ale easily made ‘to revolve u iiuiidrcil tiiiies a minute by means

They take the place of sails. The wind strikiugtliein has its forcc iiivcrloti, so that a. side ‘wind, for‘

is made to exert its lpower in line with the ship's keel, when: it is most effective iii driving thi‘

Au astonishing fllllfllllli. of fort-c is extracted froni the \VIllll-I(.‘il to force than can be ob-l rained by nrliinury sails of squall]

lo sail ii Ship whi-ie offering oii|y_li ,. ousiy a grout lhiilg, for it iiiouis

flaring ilo occasion for liiilliii’

. Ii Sufficient hziuds to“

iooknllts and to handle them in, null out of] port ‘would hp all they would pro-

used in conjunction with nu auxil-

in unfavorable iviuds. The niost likely opening f0i'

on niain routes would no doubt Thus, [(5113113)], ASSL (1)119; “p A handicap the ‘-‘saiiiess" ships off Steivnit, Deputy Chief A. N. Largo,

Will Support

smith. Pziriiamentfor Lennox and Add- inglon‘, who was here yesterday, has made it ‘known staying with-that House he will Qllplfithzthfl Govern- ment enamel-cover erpeets to‘ be uie libero‘! candidate in ‘tile next Dominion‘ election. uency is ti Addington ‘g log to Frontenac an-d Lenuox’ largely ‘going

Destructive no.

IIIIIPHIES III BE [IN SHIIW

In the window o! the MacKin- non Drug Company will be display- ed today. three beautiful silver trophies, gifts from generous friends of the ‘Charlottetown Driv- ins ‘Club. The IMiesservey Trophy is presented by Mr. John A. ‘Messer. vey and will be given to the win- ner of the ‘Class A. Trot. The tro- Dby is a magnificent one and is suitably engraved. On the reverse side appears an etching of a horse W1 Bulky.‘ The .D. A_ ‘MeeKinnon, M. P. trophy is on similar lines to the MBBBGYVwy trophy and will be given to the winner of the Class .‘\ Pace. In addition there is a trophy Presented by D ..MacKinnon, Earp, for the winner of the ‘Class “B" Trot. These three trophies are the finest that have ever been offered for competition in horse racing iu the Maritime Provinces. Alretitly some contests have been raced for them and as soon as the truck is " in condition the remaining races ' will be raced off,

The Charlottetown Driving Chili, composed of a large number (‘f horsemen and their friends in the city and country are deeply grate- ful to the three gentlemen who have made possible such entertain- ing sport this winter.

The Crashing I 0f New York

MIDNIGHT FEBRUARY SIXTH

ply 0t’ tickets for the Fireman's

tioii Jon the aihility of Iiiadame Zcno n. seventh daughter of a seventh sou who has been engaged

for you during Circus week, Mu-

fiil trbsorvzilion of the solar eclipse zlud the position this mouth of oth- \'i' plziiicts that the end of the

is t. and ie-t biaduiiie Zeno toil your furliluc, she can also giro a photograph of your future wife or fiitilrc. IlllFiIHiild nlid reads your {iroro- ‘ope. She is IiiiOWil throughout the country‘ as the girl with u liious ‘and oycs, silo sees all, kllO\\\'§ ziii

Hand tolls all. Si..- wii-l hi,‘ ilSSISlutIi

(luring her Charlottetown engage- niciit by u young gyspy maid. bia- dunie Zeno is only one 0f the many ttniciinus that will be 0n hand to luiiiusi‘. you during the Circus zit- tho biui-ket building in uid of tiio Fircincirs Tnui'iiii‘inont and Old] liniiie Week Fund. '

Tho folioiving are tho list of nuilivs serving on the vzrrious com» niiltecs for the Fireman's indoor (‘ireus:—

Honorary Chairman-S. hood.

General Chairman-M. P. 'i‘itiis.

Vice Chairmen-D. i“. Bethune, Col. i). A. .\'icl(inn<ili.

Executive (lbiiiiiiittee — Chief

A. Mc-

Cupt. A. Vritchcr.

Central Committees-S. A. Mc- Leod. Guucrul (fhziiriimn, \\'. R. Tin- iicy, (icnoriii Scci-ctliry. Capt. A. F}. iicurtz, (fzipt. Jack Miifiill‘ ii. C. iii-own. L. ll. biehiilinn, A. M. ir- wiii. George Sherrcu, M. P. Titus, J. A. bicbiilluii, Hunrmoiid Kelly, '1‘. \\'. L. Prowse, (T. Frank Mellon- uld- (‘.01. D. A. Iiit-Kiiiiion, W. A.I (iillllltll. ‘ ‘ ..l“iuziuco (foliiiiiitlco-L. ii. McMil- Iilll. (Yiiiilriiiiill, Col. J. Parkcr iloop- cl‘, Fri-ll Ilurgc. lieu. \\'. Aiciicnd.

h'i(‘l', ll. Ii. ltuttrziy. Booster Committee-S. A. Mc- I/corl- Chziirliiuu, flurry C. lirowu, T. \\'. L. Proivso, W. It. Tinucy. Contest Committee-\\'. A. (inu- dct. Cliuiriiian, G. G. Hughes. [drunk liicilouzilii. hlaicolm lririn. Frank Hennessey. Publicity Committee-Chief Ran- zihan, (Thiiiruiziii, J. it. Burnett. lieu- bvii Llicboniilll.

Concession Committee-T, W. L‘. Prcuvsc, (‘hllirnihn- Fred ixirgc. (hint. A. Vatcher, Angus liicFJach-

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Entertainment Committee-J. Au- stin Trainer, Chairman; Wallace Scunticiiury, Ernest McTngue. Dance Committee-Col, J, Parker, Hooper, Chairman. Geo. L. Prowse.

Government

Jan. 25-13. J. Sex- Progressive member of

OTTAWA.

‘that while aide o! the‘

The Constit- so‘ * by redistribution,

‘to Prince

At Sydney Mines

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neets..1'ho In-t r at the front

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"damage esthnqbed 1% at ‘illness ‘ Bslurdo

aep U, at the block- n

‘SYTJNEY. us. Jan. m,

‘ Into The Sea.

PREDICTED TO TAKE PLACE AT

Tile 0nd of the world has been prophesied by tho "elect" and the date set for February Sixth, but Mr. M. P. Titus (lclieral Chairman of the indoor Circus says this can be avoided by buying a good sup-

giiinmgittgetliinlile lfiicirgggkhgfi nien, Great religious leaders of the nlghL

Ito be true to Himself. What is lbo

‘Executive Ticket Commlttee- wintry Se“ bunt-Is iinliiiilan. Chairman, (IEIIDIHNOI- “(tempt u“, fuqm-u pnrhlls ‘Xmrlm’ Lam‘ I'I““""Z- "ml-ms “'3' willi lhc post's IiIOOiI rilstod lauchi-i-li. Georgi‘, Shcrren, J. A. \\'cb k9‘.