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ll|llIlJN IlllLlAR TAXES I-lIlY UN lI|GAREl`ll§S

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12 Billion “Smokes”

C0ni5umed Last July 1110951118 ofthe Maritime Hockey In Record M0nth_ gssociation held here today the play Cigar Busmess Has a Si`ll'll`lk3g€. President H. 0. Bchryer of Bathurst

____ » presided and most of the leagues

‘ were represented. The finals for me NEW y0R.K, Feb. il-Apparently Maritime title will be played 0;; eople smoke more when times are March 9 and 12. The fine] gum ig M ghsn when times are sood. At slated for 'Nova Scotia. me pi".

500,000 over the preceding year. Feb. -26.

While this 1030 increase was the

nnsiiesi in ine out few years. the home Feb. so vs winners oi the P. month of July. 1930, was the record g;_

month of all time, with aiproduotion

caching 12 000,000 000 cigarettes. U

spill' ' '

The cigar business continued tot

- Fe

|h,~ink Taxes were paid on le-as than $000,900,000 cigars-a drop of more ihan 500,000 under 1929. 1.,

gnuff production also declined, as 23_

ell as manufactured tobacco

, .

1t's only in the field of cigarettes, Fe _

whim has, st the moment, immense ue at home Fen 30_

Winners of Nova Scotia -mastern

popularity with both sexes, that the phenomenal tobacco gains continue.

he eastern N. B. league at home

i’1a y downs 'SAINTS ARE Are Announced li I NNE R S

Ma1°1t1meH0ckey S C0 PES A N D

. PULICEGOT_BEllRl$iiSil-oolzing

(Canadian Press) _ Second Bound _

M°“°'I0N» N- B-. nb. ii.-at a

owns leading to the Maritime am- i°“!` Che-mpivhehip were announced.

1",-¢, ihat's the way the record reads clowns and dates follow. ' M che year 1930. Cigarette manu- fugums paid the government more mm $1,000,000 in cigarette taxes for wry day of the year. It was paid on

, uma more than 11e.600.°°0-000 a ¢1ge,\-ettes-an increase of better than t

The Piaydowns

Winners of Northam N. I. League t home Feb. 25. vs the winners of e Southern N. B. league at home

Winners of Central League et

I- lllsue. at home nb. 28. Winners of Oxford Mount A. leag- e at home Feb. 19 vs winners of

b. 23. Winners Central valley League at oine Feb. 20 vs Digby at home nb.

Winners valley league 'at home b 23 vs winners south shore leag-

agus draws a bys.

Winners central N. B. league P. E.

I. at home Feb. 26 vs winners Mount A-Oxford-eastern league at home Feb. 27.

Winners central valley Digby at

borne Feb. 25 vs winners valley south shore at home Feb. 27.

Third lolllld .P

_ Winners northern N. B. league- southern N. B. at home _March 5 vs winners central P. E. I. league.

Mount A Oxford eastem league at

home March 6.

Winners Central Valley Digby leag- ue March 0 va eastern N. 5. league at’ home Marsh 5. Finals for Maritime champion-

ship_i. Wlhflors of northern section M. A. H._A. at heme March 0 vs winners of Sputhem section M. A. H. A. at horns Maron is.

_ A1lsa_Cilp Playdownl

_ Quebec champions vs Maritime cha_.n_ipions at home of Maritime enanipioss, Maron is and is.

Nolte-If the N. B. team wins the

Maritime championship title the firstjround for the Allen Cup will be playsdgin Halifax, otherwise the gam- aa will be played in Moncton.

Central Guardian

DlXON‘S ORCHESTRA will pro- vide the music for the Moccassin Dance at the Chirling Rink tonight.

3302-2-11

P Saint Dunstan's had an easy

W'll K 'll N 1' ns ...""7‘2°...`L‘.§§‘_ §‘Z?..‘§.i.”.“‘...."..T‘i‘lZ 17°”

- I I ‘ a The Line ups:

In Next Great War ‘-”~”- ,,_,,, “-°-“~“ “»

` W ` Defence -`

sounded et uso lest night ,for s picture °f the next wer. wesed by.

blsae in the ceiling of a house at 42 E1

eropianes equipped with poison gas

`Gi-afton Street. A hand extinguisher to wipe out non-combatant poulat- on .nests extinguish the fire. ions was drawn today by Rt- Ken-

‘TBE DOOM TRAIL" - The

Guardians new serial starting next

thur Henderson. British llereigh cretary for the people of this and ther lands. Speaking before 3,000

FIR! ALARM-’I’i'ie fire alarm LONDON Feb. ll.-An 0!!|.inUiil

A1' Se

week is teeming with Indians, ed- verwne at Queeifl Hall in the first venture, ambition and romance. Its of a series of addresses intended to

a thrilling story. n

NEW SERIAL STORY--Trappers, soldiers and titled dandies seeking

iold public opinion in preparation r the forthcoming international

fo disarmament conference the Labor

Iinister pleaded for support of his

wealth, reputation and thrills in the New World are portrayed by A. D. Howden Smith 'in the Guardian's

new serial story, "The Doom Trail,”

starting next week.

WILL PRESENT CASE-His Wor- ship Mayor Prowse, and Councillors

it Governments hope of lubnantial arms reduction.

“The next war will not be like

the last," he declared. "It will be incomparabiy worse. A great milit- ary expert has said that in the ialt war we were killing by retail, but next time we shall do it U! whole-

B. Roy Holman, and E. A. Foster left sam Th, next wg, U ig ,ver ,heme this moming for Ottawa where they c0me_ Wm be fought by ,_u»¢|-,ft md will present before Hon. R. J. Man- by ,Munn using muon "L

ion, Minister of_R.a.llways and Canals, the case of the City of.Charlottetown

for the taxation of railway property.

at the lest meeting of the City Coun-

tll. His Worship with Coiuicillors Holman and Foster were authorized

to form a committee for the purpose

0? Presenting the claims oi' the city.

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THE CAPITOL THEATRE, all

-wick and spec. equipped with the latest sound machine for talkies will P9611 on Monday or Tuesday of next week. The cosy theatre has been completely redecorated by Mr. Wil- liam Vincent of Saint John, N. B., one of the foremost interior decor- "°” 1” 09-0563. and presents a ""7 lrtlltlc and beautiful appear- ance. The aisles are to be cushioned with heavy Ozite and covered with 'Rh heavy Carpet, the equal of any 'guilt theatre in Eastern Canada.

If . Mr' and MTS- HHH? Cudmore went lo Montreal recently on a visit.

.Westem 'Guardian

L;smTH GALE OF ISLAND “"7” W1” be played in crystal

N113. Bummerside. Feb. 13th. Game

start; at 8 0'cl0ck. 3301-2-11-2i`

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,D;`:§’n<;KEY Maron in Kensing- ldh at ~ 5°*-Urdly. February the Tn' 5 D. m. Borden vs. Cape wm"°"'°- This ,same io decide the

01' °f the Eastern section or the

l”lv“°°“ Bag"-"WY LGBKUB- Special train ,B Wm W" It 6 iv. in. admission th. mmgld 25 cents. Skating after smnh ~ The regular skating of

1- Pvbruary the iiih, our be

MH on the same hours, p-1-may,

'°"’"*"¥ Wh- sans:-ii-si

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CLASIFIED ADS rr-- ' i I3'-Hsavv nur! 'rms oiiam i Hlsht. can Benn Taxi. 1

~F(T` _ :iaos-1-11

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_ ,iafgilh-Cmwin on ouoica ul 'eu bgflw. 4 to 10 `yeara‘_old, ,hy M °\¢lI. sound and right. .p_|m,_ ganrsrm. Clyde 'M 11- sa-is "¥i'$i.if§

“Every year our air force carries

out manoevres over Loudon. Have

OVFIWWA. Feb. 11.-Discontinw

ance of a number of offices of the Department of Immigration and Colonization, located in the United States, is annoiuiced by Hon. Wea- ley A. Gordon. Minister of Immi- gration and Colonization. ,

"This action," said Mr- 0016011 ill

an interview with the Canadian Press today, "is the logical result of conditions under which it is felt that ihe been intei-este or oanaeawcuid not be served by aggressive immi- gration activity at the present time.

you _ever thought what those man- oeuvres mean? They mean that our ated, like every other staff, is now expecting that the operations of the nsxtwarwllibealrattacksagainst great 'centres of induetry and civil- ian' populations."

"It’i.s uaelessto protest that auch

warfare would be an international crime. we have surely learned that it<is~beyond our power to iiummise theioonduct of modern war. Once war.begisis no man and no govern- ment can control it._Ths only way to stop such barbsrities is to stop war§itse1f." He pleadedfor an approach which will mean a substantial reduction in national armaments at` the forthcom- ing conference and called attention that a year remains before it con- venes. “Friends of peace in this and other lands have a l2'month to mob- i1|ae.publlc opinion of the world in favor of this great opportunity which if not taken, may never come again.”

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A mai/erial saving in expenditure will-be elected, and at the same eimefample provision will be made to furnish information to all resi- dents of the United States who are interested incoming in canada."

The offices which are to be closed

are those located at Boston. Buffalo, chicago, ru-go, Cnnaha; Great Fans, Mont., and San Francisco. These of~ ssesf win so iiiaeontinueo mei-en si. .agencies win :tin be even It meh imprfirtant centres' as Dei..-oii, Min-

`noa,i_oii»,`xansu city ans Spokane-

_In Attendance

HALIFAX, N. S., Feb. ii.-

'rwenty three fishermen from var- ious parts of the Maritime provinc- es and the Mkgdalen Islands are now in Halifax icamiiig the modern methods of their craft at the Fish- eries Experimental Station hen. 'Ihe six weeks course is bein! IWGII for the fourth consecutive year und- er the direction of Dr. A. R. balm. with experienced msn in charge of instruction in the handling and cur- lug of fish, the runnin! of IIIOUM engines, and navigation. Professor A. stanley Walker of Kins's U'n1vex1if-1 is in chsrgeof a general course in natural resources. _ Three men from Newfoundland preparing for posts as fiahvrlll 061°- era are attending. 1wbertGfll.°f¢\ll rishn-ies Department. nu chem _ef the instruction in pickllnl fllh. 'mi o. ic. -mi eirpiainlns and MMM'

0 _ ~ Hit INDIE '

23 Fishermen ":`e'nsi‘v-oaxs-:d°;ine'ntT!tl\ersfore apeczl

attention is given to methods most likely to_be of use to the individual iishenrian, who is -named to put up a ge_od grads of ,salt fish, with com- paratively litlts expense. Practical work is done in handlinl’ Pl°k1¢d fieh,~‘~hsrrins and maokrel, including the 'Scotch cure of hsring. Twelve hours# noir ir aeiuauy -wit by sash' :nan in puttin: up run under

Ar`iother_ course deals wiht the simple chemistry or sais water, fish, gasoline and so on. Captain H. M. Ciara ia 'instructing the men in navigation.

'His Halifax station is the second

of -the two main stations of the aieieeirai nears oi canada. The rim marins biological station at Bt. Andrews, New in-iiiiswitirfin ilw. when a sinaii was erected. This was liter moved for successive iariibdl tp Oanao. N. S., llalpeque, P. I. I-. (KIDO and seven Islands, ous. m im it wulsosisoii that ure more or-uh iccai than-y or ure

su-ating the better methods 0| 911°' par-ing dried andbonelesa ood. It ia. recognised that the musing. calm-

Passama'q'uodd|rlgion,thsgrsatsx-

_ ahsltsradwatsrandvary-

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Gyroscopes, 2; Queen Hotel, 1

Gyrosoopes opened the second sec- tion of the`Jr. Hockey League with a well earned win over Queen Hotel pucksters last night by a. score of 2 ` to 1. Both teams displayed excel- lent hockey in every period-the brand that bids fair to develop fu- ture hockeyists that Charlottetown will prize in the very near future.

A count was registered in every

period, Mahar, Queen/ forward regis- tering the opener, ten seconds before the first period final bell. Jimmy Dodds tallied the "Scopes" evener on White’s rebound in eleven minu- tes in the second period and in the third session, Johnson nlcked the Gyroscope winning tally from a mix- up in front of the Queen net.

Goal Reardon ' 0’Neil Defence

Davies Storey

B. Mahar

Mclnnis Kennedy Dowling

_ l

Cox

R.. Mahal'

Bennett

D0ddS l Owen '

Forwards

F. K.

Johnson

Smith

Mclnnis

Referee-Chick Williams.

Acom Acorn

B. D. U., 6; R_ C. N. V. R., 1.

C. McDonald Chipman -,

F. McMillan Ryan i 0. Murphy Rush Forwards

A. Dcucctte

J. 0'Nei1l

R._ McCabe A, Hughes

Pelchad

Referee-J. Hearn.

Blanchard

Dillon

B. Doiron

Coyle

L. Doiron

NEW CHINESE CUSTOMS TARIFF‘

An increase in revenue of 100,000,-

000 taels (approximately $35,000,000) is expected with the imposition or the ‘ higher duties which came into effecti in China on January 1, writes L. M. Cosgrave, Canadian Trade Commls-i sioner st shanghai, in ine for-cnconi-` ing issue of the Ccnunercial Intelli- gence Journal- A marked upward re-

vision fs noted on most articles in, the tariff, with luxury articles show-l ing an increase in rates up to 100 per cent. Increases are shown on

some of the more important articles! imported from Canada such as hah-j erdashery, provisions, fish products,

Seven Can- lmmismfivn ..‘:.t‘.'f.‘:i‘~:.;';;*;.:.‘;:°;.i‘.'..‘?‘;s:. ;’;1..‘;;

' 0 decreases are shown however, for rail- ‘

Off I c e s In t a t e S Iwrxyelmejtgrézlcstsaniiw;T;p`i;1p.h:;i;¢;ri Be Closed After _ Mar. 13

Wheat and flour, gold and silver re-| main on the free list. In connection | with this tariff, a serious attempt is I being made by the Chinese Govern-,

ment to prepare for a. more unre-l stricted movement ol goods into the, interior by Ure abolition of all inter-

iortransport taxes. ll

"We used to get a thrill out of|

‘Listening to the mocking bird,” ” said

the old-timer. I

“Well, that isii‘t what you get lis- I

toning to a speed cop," said the mod- . emist. 1

mwrns l

Nswsoiii-.ii sorhewiiie, Mass.) Feb. 11th, 1031, James E. Newsom., in his 77th year, formerly of Crapaud.

0'BBIEN--At Elmsdale, Feb. ll, 1931, James 0‘Brlen, aged 80 years. Funeral notice later. 1

STANLEY-At Montreal, Wed., Feb. 11. Carrie Lord Stanley, aged 68 years, widow of the lute W. W. Stan- ley- Funeral from the residence oil her daughter, Mrs. C. C. Tl‘.ompson,f

101 Upper Prince St., on Sunday,i Phb. 15th. service starting at 2 o‘clock. Funeral'at 2.30. Interment Sherwood

Cemetery.

ground made Bt. Andrew's an ideal, place for solving problems assoc~l lated with the fishing industry. Per- manent buildings were erected in that year. This station serves as haedquartcrs for general nivestigat- lone of Atlantic Coast fishing mat- iierl. _

In 1925 the Halifax station was

founded, for the purpose of assist- ing the fishing industry in its prob- lems in the handling of fish and, other marine products as food. Tem- porary field stationa have been es- tablished from time to time as found necessary for particular prob-, im., ’ »----~ “

was a diligent member of the Lon~

two general elections were held, Vis-

was elected-member _'pr Cheltenham.

suit was quashed on petition, but he

Conservative member for Dover. He

ther, when he succeeded to the Earl-

THIRD Fllll

CAMDEN, N. J., Feb. 11-The

wrestling bout between Reginald Biki, of Abyssinia, and Andy Brown, of Brooklyn, at the Camden Conven- tion Hall last night. ended in disor- der and the beating of Brown into

unconsciousness by a policeman. B

The trouble started at the conclu- ll

sion of the first fa1l,when Siki pin- circuit went unchecked tonight. the fm? of ‘me W°°d's '“5h°°'*- 0PP0l- a

lifax Wolverines losing to the lo mg puckme" had gre” "°5P¢0¢ fvl' t-:l1ir`s fa:t or.-"_ Gardiner f.,_’»|,. 'hi'

ned Brown's shoulders to the mat

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/BY i-TEC",

The Williams shot

_ The writer is of the opinion dug

-_ if Chick Williams leanedalittle more

on his blade certain hockeylsts

‘Em Ove#

shot in hockey, Howie 1| (mi, cllrrilig ll! the opinion held by tg enwainr Iellkeeneninsne N. ii. r.. R0! Woriera has long been oonving- ed that Conacher packs the harde§

im" °f Ill! 0! the Slllllera. and ii son/rsay nzriiz ine um. sosixseeér

is J...

(Canadian Press) ‘mum mt be 5° *"5" ¢° let in of the Americans had io take aeveg-

Tiwnio, N. s., Fen. 11.-Truro "°"" °f me drives. which reminds si . ig- earcats triumphal march at the1’“° "I “ few Wars hack when the Gardhier :.1 the Black l'riv'.r cr.;-

of them m his pads "Ch"

md of the eastem hockey league some Williams rified the disc like rled a lump on his body for nearb

“ek lfler stoppin: one or con.

a .

after ai minutes and as seconds or cols five io nothing, |"‘° “mb” 1" “WS” dm- W\1¢1\Ch|ek puck on his pass, boi ii anri ing

grappling. Leaping to his feet after the referee, Frank Potts. had count- ed him out, Brown attacked Siki, who had donned his bathrobe. Siki at- tempted tc protect himself and both men became entangled in the robe.

Potts attempted to separate them

and Brown planted a stiff left to his chin, sending the referee staggering to his knees. Quickly regaining his feet, the referee, who is no mean boxer, feinl'-ed Brown with a right and drove him to the ropes with a vicious body blow. By this time the fans were surging toward the ring and shouting.

A squad of police then made their

way to the ringside and one of them leaped into the ring and beat Brown into submission.

After order had been restored Siki returned to the ring, but it was au- nounced that Brown had suffered such injuries to his head that physi- clans had ordered him not to con- tinue the match, which was to havel been the best two out of three falls. Siki was declared the winner. The Abyssinlan weighed 220, Brown 200.

New Co ve rn o General Has Had

Varied Career

essboiougli Canada will receive a overnor-General who is in the

prime of life at the age of 50: a man of commanding presence, a fluent speaker and of proved CB»P9¢llfY 111 several avenues of life.

Ln the Countess- or Bessboroush

the Dominion will welcome a 111811' ly polished, charming lady of French Protestant descent, who speaks Eng- lish as perfectly as she speaks French, and who has deservedly been esteemed for her _graclousness and goodwill since she came to Eng~ land as a bride 18 years ago.

The announcement of the appoint-

ment of Lord Bessborough to suc- occd the Earl of Willingdon, -came from Buckingham Palace with an element of surprise. His real name is ‘ Vere Brabiizon Ponsonby, the Pon- sonby family having been intimate- ely associated with Ireland for cen- turies.

LONDON. Fflb. 11.-In the Earl Oi

B _

Irish Family The family goes back to the begin-

ning of the 17th century. and moved to Ireland with the first Baronet, Sir John, who was Sheriff of Wick- low and Kilkenny in 1654. William Ponsonby was created Baron Bess- borough in 1721, and the year after- wards created Visccunt Duncannon in the United Kingdom. -The ilrst Earl of Bessborough was created in

1739. ` ;

The Countess of Bessbcrough was

I.miic:'ly Roberto. daughter Of 1-he late Baron Jean De Neufiize, of Paris. There are two children from their marriage in 1912-Frederick Edward Neuflize, Viscount Duncan- non, aged 17, and Moyra, Madeleine, 12. A tiilrd, Desinond, was killed at the age of 10 in a fall from a. horse in the family park at Stansted, Dns worth, Sussex. 1925.

Succ-reds to Title

Lord Bessborougli succeeded his

father as the ninth earl in 1920, when he was just 40 years of age. 1-lis wife is 10 years younger. Educat- ed at Harrow and Trinity College, Cambridge la familiar graduation in the educational progress among the high-borni the young Ponsonby was called in the bar in 1903, at the age of 23, but never seriously t/ook up the practice of law.

In 1906 he unsuccessfully contest-

cd Carmarthen Borough as a. Con- servative and after the rebuff was content to apply himself to munici- pal politics. From 1907 to 1910 he

don County Council. In 191-J, when

coimt Duncannon, as he then was,

fn the second election, however, he lost his seat to the Liberals. The re-

dld not come forward again.

In 1913 Viscount Duncannon re- turned io the House of Commons as V

left in 1020 on the death of his fa-

dosn and entered the House of lords.

During the war Lord Bestiorough --still Viscount Duncannon-served on the General Staff in the Galli- poli campaign. For the latter two years of the war on the sta!! in new '~ - ‘

,|ll|llN§ lil

n iiugime

leaned on it. It is understood thu ,Chifk 15 g€¢¢|l1§ back that self same -shot-and history may repeat "gg" |bei`oi‘é the season ends, Chick hge been flashing over the icy au;-fue;

‘speaks about.

l Better For All Hands

’ Rue Dc Rumor has it that the Ab-

Hevertheleu. and he aerisrra 'ai ine "M *|111 no player in ine N. ri. had ever driven a. shot so .hard iiiai ai his. before. §

There has been some debate ii

the past fourteen or fifteen years, m n 5 3 ¢ '-

U S S I A A R E but still has as much pep as the less: to°;l:Zhe‘:'“C::aci1::rTel;llr

“school boy" the “Farmer” reporter a y 3

S hard a shot as Moreuz_ The fm; that Moran: himself declares in fa? vor of Comcher should act at req; UI! further doubt on the qoutioxi iuomu also rieelarea urai King Clancy is ine seat su-round play.:

alf Total Population §“i=\»'°He ifuend m-un: -spur-iii- is-i he ev.. pn,-es agua.. ....15

H a S Franchise __ enter either a New Brunswick or should satisfy Boston wriierii, wh?

Housewives H a v e

hova. Scotia League next winter. This dtllariure would no doubt meet

maintain um crisis shore inhale' be placed above Clancy in im, rg

Deputies, f“'"h U10 h¢=l‘W approval of all con- spect, because the Bruins' tar hi

MOSCOW, Feb. 11-In thc cloc-

tlcn campaign, now in full swing

<"`l‘l'l€fl. Csllecialll' thc thousands of |0031 h°¢'k0>' fans. who have been so surely disappointed on more than unc occasion this winte It uid

scored more goals. 3

An Amherst Exchange "yy,

throughout the soviet Union, iia,ooo,- "' "° T"°“*¥ "W We the most iauirl

000, voters will be entitled to par

-Ii<‘ly-'lml anyway a chan e ls

,mean more hockey, by way of ver.

of athlete in the Maritime Provinvi

ticipate in the balloons- This con- ' ` ‘ “’ “"5 l’°"\°P' 0511151-idea a basis!

good :is an rest. 5| - . _~'

stltutes more than one half the pop- ulation of the entire couiitry_

Those who will be able to vote

in the election include every person of either sex who has reached thc

Moore Commended

Fred Moore, referee-in-chief at

Tucsduy nights game is bein

e man, although still retaining .in active interest in apo;-|,_n¢d 5; Cameron is back again in .\'.v§ Scotia. Mr. Cameron nrrlveq hi,-5 "ill "¢l1|l!a' hom Vancouver auf

aEe of 18 and is engaged in somp ,gmtuhted by ;3lose “Howe” itcig; :£1 ;p::d a. montyh in Amherst “ 'df

` ` ° "1 Ml‘S» - W. Cameron. He

useful occupation. The only per- ICM pastime for his sh nm is

is css

unearned income, religious ser

in business on the coast and hai

been residing there for the rut

n and in warning him on other 00 dght you-g

anis and omcials of the Czaiist po ce

I P tr ted

<‘-111011* it is nearly time some referee cliecked up on ‘ramh|ing’ Ralph

Cameron sprang into internatlm.

al fame in 1910, when he won the

S ro M The uriter has watched this self Boston Marathon, although befor;

The voting is protracted over riod of several months. Even in

individual cities weeks are spent

same hockeyisi. coasting in on Stull

while his front line team mates at

“wt time he ass sei s Mai-iizme ecard of 2.0.01 for the five xv.iles

e . .i ' ° ' ' fore all the deputies of the Soviet l"`_n.mtcd H Shan _passing nm and hd "°“ '°"°”| hm! 5151""

ltlnougli llie Abegweit defence-four classics. Cameron after- 3, few

r, Sons disfranchlsed are those living in calling Suuphanvs ammo 'play-

v ~. _ I _ ' ' li _ " " ,' ,

a , ' -

P¢ th be

are elected. This is due to the fact t

h t th el emo b d K Ho six fri-t in the rear. years of competition with the world‘s

B. _ 6 G 115 RTE 358 Oil D10- b

duction rather than territorial prin- ciples. Deputies to the Soviet are elected by the workers and ofilce em- ployes where they work, in the fac- tories and institutions, each of which

appoints its own polling day wiiiiin ‘Langue “ue last night an" an “_ b

a specified time.

Wing Shots Win Title

V The I.. P. U. Wing Shots are at lprcsciii resting on their laurels, ,iizivliig captured the Industrie]

ino‘t perfect scason‘s d f in

5° “~m“°\1l`l. turned professional. He he eeliuieted assinsi' sues ron- 'W' ll I-eurboat. woods, Alfred Sllfllbb. Billy Quel. Hans i:..i~i.»r_ si. Yves and others.

He retired from active mnmmg ut made a comeback with the 11.

me workers _.1 _ reoor o n e unois 'sihieiio club in chicago in

Candidates to men-ibersliip_ in the

Soviets 'are usually workers, engin-

v.'i:is and one draw. This is ia feat

yin be proud of and the aggregation E~ rl;-serving oi' every praise, includ-

iaier years and teamed up in many events with Joe Ray. lie also cap. tflllled the famous Illinois ersok

eers and specialists known for their

or institution, scientists, artist:

ii: i i - ~

devotion to production and particip- hh' H ‘;nir:;‘g;f"ml;;`"; Kira: ‘xd-

ation in the social life of their omni P 1" ,

1 l 1

authors and such groups also elcci 5 _

theirrrepresematives' The Sblufiljs wfijilmriitdiv cross

Another noteworthy feature of .___ "

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the elections in that housewives 111.1- :meldulg 53° gains nth;

have their own deputies in the Sov- ,`.:`l` ` _ X |

let. Special meetings of these vw `. ` ‘

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men are called along territorial line; ;m`,“_v)o“s 3 tae sam: ‘T236

He holds numerous high foreign

orders, including the Rumlan Ord.;1' ,img of St. Anne; French Legion of Hon- ? ` '

or; Grecian Order of the Rccl-:cinc-1'; ‘

Italian Order of St. Mauric-3 and S2. , ' Lazarus and Belgian Order of Leo-` on Pla”

old 11.

Since the war Lord Bessborougl;

Look more interest in business ilzcni "dsc 1 2 ‘mme Leafs hom Semnd

lllic F il st ' ' ~

io - s. or 1 a 1.- ' .'~ i. . ivas Deputy C;a£“1a§e;fnS§a£e`; ;'l'lae Calder circuit. By beating Ameri- C Hd ted M. d in H. `V <-:ns in their last game the Leafs

01150 B 11185, all 11S L3.

pacliy made several 'jourricys lol_ A _ _ _ | South Africa. He was aL=o clmirmzm i md It “_ ]‘3"““ _mwly (hat M:"°°"s of the Sao Paulo Bram R31,“_q\_ |ni' Anicriruns will do anything but

He was well known in tho "Cup"

too for his connection witli sevsi-al

other big enterprises, rioiabiy tho M W

Underground Electric Rai1\va_vs.of London, one of the biggest cnixcc-.‘1::f,';`°‘l """` "mt Dune M"“'°°'§ mmf of its kind in the world. H.:- was one of the original directors of the rr`i_,_l-1:1-iii-_v in luiurc. It seems the Mar- -- l;0f;'.“..t.‘ _‘;::f.."?;:.‘:‘:.'..1'°;:.:’si;i.i

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`\?:;b;§t};n 0325;: ;fs1l?,,di:,(,1ihL,, ,;_;J_l<~.i‘ liri-ii i-hopping clown the opposit- penses of the company* A sa‘_m,, OI Eziii suillrirriiily liiiril enough to wcnk-

$150,000 was effected by ilicse rox- "Z fl“"';‘- Th"l1;""'r;:“:- “I“"“~"; ‘;°`l` 1gnau0ns_ in in li' pas or 0 r rllggc l 3' el

Lord Bessborough has been H 1w;_'i~l‘ play, have been softening up or,

able advocate of putting the British hotel lndustry on n more cligiiifmi basis. He has protested agaimt :ill hotels, large and small, good and bad and indifferent, still being class-

ed as mere inns in the e_\'cs of thc, la '

.w. Outside of his business activiiirs.

Lord Bessboroughs chief iiii-:rest has been in the realm of the tlioatrf-_

t their beautiful place, Stansted.

where they have entertained large-' ly and especially during the Good-I wood races, the Bessboroughs con- structed a model theatre out of what were originally stables. Even the scenery of the theatre was made -by workers on the estate, but the _theatre is corrunodious ami inviting to the greatest degree.

The Earl of Bessborough, his son. iscount Duncannon, and his daugh-

ler,_Lady Moyra, now in her 13th year, often participate in the plays that have been put on for ciianiy, though the Earl prefers to devote

imself to the production of them.

These have won a high reputation. Among the productions last _vcar were “The Merchant of Venice," "A Mid-I simmer Night'a Dream." and other Ililii-linfiiiil works. _

iiuggril hockey ihui made them fear-

- :":li1csrlu_v or Friday night. lf the,

_ as xy s owe n r

‘rsrriie league games, it looks as if 1 ._ _ 'tho Shir-ks are in for a warm even-

‘lfcfs Prariicallv Assured of Play-

, Ii is going to be hard indeed to dis-

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|;tl,:ci= in the international section of

pi-.wi-iii-ally clinclied a play-oil place.

'trail ilwni for tlir remainder of the

FC`{1S0ll.

l Thi- Anim-loans may yet heat out

_,.l:ro_.__=.:slllir.ugli rcporis from Mon-[ l

,hill play zi more aggressive brand of'

hu-nniini: docile, but now they are! going lo rr-`veri io the old type of,

rd :ind respected wlicrcvcr they ucui, tinrl ii;<‘~..erii:iily e1"'if‘l ihcm gilcritv oi' penalties, | \\'hcilior this will serve to iieep

illir Iilzironns in third place remains!

io lic soon, From newspaper obser-l vailnn ni' ihc liiontrealers, their uvukncss appears io lie in the fact that they have no effective reserve |;‘::_‘:~'s. S'ii|=‘x _\'icwai't, 'inil Sirbcii liuvc brcn carrying the burden. Jim- my Ward, is the pick of the relief mrn. Troiiicr has been good only on riire ni'c:i:i».'a while the -Tefencc has bi-on the poorest Maroons have .had in _-nnv: seasons, dei We thc fart that Johnny Gallagher, whose ownership caused one of the biggest rows in the N. I-I. L. was expected to prnvc a sensation.

liiorenz llcclares Conacher, Hal Greatest Shot

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Howie Morens, while addressing

several hundred youngsters at the Trtiholmef Park Athletic Associat- ion iri Montreal, declared that

ii-am for two years. Note-Cameron is well known in Charlottetown -where he raced against Tom Long- * boat.

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c. N.,a. orrrci-: LEAGUE

'raaccasrai-:ns

R.. Cameron ._ B. E. Trainer E- Ryan E. Downe U. Mumaghan J. Williams W. A. Davey __

130 171 161. 154 91 170 158

1044

Total _

ini un 209 iss as 141 iss

iois _ 2120

ENGINEERS

W. H. Townsend . . . . .._ 219 W. McLaren . . _ . 86 G. Blerikhcm .......... 150 L. Dingwell 159 J. 1-Iowatt. .............. 141

Swan 168 Nicholson ._ 160

1083

Total . _ . . . . . . . _ . . . _ . . _ . _ . _._

1.58 152 11! 159 141 154 107

982

. 2065

2.57

ACCOUNTANTS

210 152 93 1:1 205 121 100

1002

Total . _ . . . . . . _ ...

219 152 87 150 159 128 210

1105 2107

J. Gordon L. Delahunt ..._ E. R. Bovyour ......... M. Brehaut E. MacDonald .......... J. McLean . . . . .......... W. Mcl’..eod_ ...... .....

SUPERINTENDENTS

Nelson . . . . .._

MacDonald 157 Davies 235 158

94 97 192 181 151 100 134 110

1086 1110

Total ...................__...2205

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