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lte ea By Wave St. Lo urs Youth Victim OfG'unnrngAccrclent

Many Casualties ln Can. Ancl States

As Result Of Re-

cent Cold Snap- RockyMountains Region Exper- ie n ced He a v y

Snowfalls.

I (spinal in 'ras-ousrairni CHICAGO. Deo. 2-At least 21 |¢;ths by freezing were added to bg mounting toll of the cold snap in niddle Western States and Canada. while an estimated 330 had died in residents attributable to cold, lcv rtreeis, or snow banked roads. Re- lief workers toiled in cities takin! fuel and clothing to families on they point of freezing in ieIiem¢Yl7fS» mls police station and rescue cen-

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Wlll VISIT HIS HIIIINESS UN THIIRSIIAY

Italian Sovereigns And

Suite Will Be Guests of Pope Pius At The Vatican.

(Special to The Guardian)

RDIVIE. Dec. 2-An oillcial com-

munication today announced that the Italian Sovereigns would visit Pope Pius at 11_ a. m. Thursday. 'Iiheir Majesiies will go to the Vati- can with a numerous suite including

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*Heavy Gales

Are

Again Taking Toll

Severe Storms And Gales Off

Newfoundland

` Much Anxiety.

(Canadian Prose)

BT. JCI-lN'B, Newfoundland. Dec. l.-A two hundred and thirty mile uarch of gale ridden seas by the iteamer Meigle has revealed no trace li eirht small sehoonors Bound for louavista pork. Two of the fleet 0! :ima had left St. John’s on Friday

Coast Causing

night in a southeast breeze that veer- ed to northwest and increased to hurricane force. are abandoned der- ellets, and at least one other is B wreck. The crews of the George KW

and the Catherine B. were 1'e5°“°d

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ANNOUNCEMENTS. ` COMING EVENTS.

MEETINGS. ETC.

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"Club meeting 'Comwali Rink.

'l`\1wiav.Dscsmb¢r ard. za:-iz-2-rl.

"lleserve December 23rd for Mill- Dl lobool Christmas Concert.

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Annual Meeting' Of The S. P. C. A.

The annual meeting of the Society For the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals was held last eevning in the city Hall. Much interest was

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"noun Albion school christmas; °°\\¢¢rt. December card. Proceeds for-l cami equipment. , asa-ni

"loading hogs at York, Wednes-l My afternoon, December 4th. List with .runes Allan. 25'!

“Afiemon Tea Christian Church lehool Room Thursday, December Wt :so-12-a-al.

"Sale of fancy and useful articles °\¥Iltlan Church School Room DIG- »°\\\lli‘ 5th. 380-12-3-3|.

'°Dr. ouxi. n. 19.- am-t now

me Prevention euro. Now at Purdy riiilu. Wuiolmisr oo., N. Y., U. s.

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and Lambs

Thursday fore-

10-Ildlontueatf.

'Pffihv mis, calm rum, visu- ‘,,'§mUi==°e nun.. sw, christian M li School Room, Thursday, bee- “" 501- are-iz-s-ai.

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manifest by th0S€ Pfesent "ef the excellent reports presented, and also great enthusiasm over the 8004 W0* this splendid body ie =|°I“8 f°' "h° city of Charlottetown.

It was announced that a member-

ship drive would be started in the very near future. and also that In entertainment would be held in 01° mmm" of tm, worthy organisation.

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"we Wu] pay 3, special pri”

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IS UPTIMISTIS UF 0IINIiIIII‘S F U T IIR E

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Bank President Says

There Is No Reason For Apprehension As T0 The -Ultimate Fu. ture Of This Country.

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL, Dec. 2`.-Fundamental

conditions ln Canada are sound, and there is no reason for apprehension as to the ultimate f_uture of this country, was the keynote ot the ad- dress delivered at the annual meet- ing of the Bank of Montreal here today by Sir Charles Gordon, the president. "There never was a. time in the history ot Canada," said Sir Charles, in summing up conditions, "when business as a. whole has been at a higher peak than during the

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Gunm°ngAccident At St. Louis

(Special to The Guardian) sum/mnsmrr, nec. 2.-A distress-

ing gunning accident occurred at St. Louis, late last Saturday night. Mr. Edmund Gaudet, seventeen years old. son of Mr. and Mrs. John Gaudet, ol St. Louis. was out shooting rabbits in compiilly with another lad, when the twenty-two rifle, which Gaudet was carrying, went off 'and the bullet en- tered the back of his leg just below the knee. Ha was holding the gun down so that it did not point in the direction of his companion, who was walking in front of him when it ex- ploded. He was taken home by his companion and medical assistance procured. The lad was brought to the Prince County Hospital on Sunday and an operation performed on Mon- day morning, when the bullet was located near the ankle and extracted. The young lad is now resting com- fortably.

The Weather, Etc

l Maur A ..Al> tor. ' ; Lance ron 'fha -' overs when lic I last fo into A ¢\\?"'

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appointment as the new finance d §iAl;Ai?i;AY;_De°' 2;s_`:;'t1`:m;Z;;;

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minister for the Dominion was announced by Premier King followmg his _ _ Joh Scott' n

d in .

rtm t. f rail d no ~

ug “nl” M me up an 0 wan “I U K m were attacked near Pourto Pinasco h T' - __ yesterday. MacDonald and Scott were

“Greater Love

icy waters of the milipond at Bed ford were token tonight the bodies 0! a fourteen year old boy, whose first hockey game ended in death and his twellve year old school mate

G. Lively, 12, and Jimmy Wyatt, 14

Gives Up Life In .Vain Effort To i Rescue His Chum P I EA D E U ~ - lultuulv

Hath No Man

Than He Who Gives UP His l.:.‘i§;;°.§:fs;:z..f;,.°:.i.ms.: Life F01' His F1'ie11d»” Was I1‘i."‘é..§’§lXT.i;.,“l$§§.f§°§Sl°§.f§...‘f.iiI Exemplified In Halifax Drown- ,,,,,. ,.. ,.,,,,,...,,,, ....., ..,, ... ,..,.

ing TWO Y0\.lthS YeSte1'day. v. E. Latimer, the charge or assault

' causing grievous bodily harm was

qi changed to the much more serious

» (Canadian Press) afiemwh as Jimmys mother awed _I one or forcible seizure. The accused

HALIFAX, N. S., Dec. 2-From ihe|helplessly on the road and saw them I pleaded not guilty. .

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disappear. Unknown to S. Y

Jimmy had taken his skates and had

gone't.o ihe pondfwhere some of his A L l S A

friends were playing hockey. He

,was about. to return in answer to] -

and friend who gave his life in a hor call when the ire broke. Gordon~ (C mmm Prem

vain attempt to save him. 'Lively was homeward bound after FORT wu;IAM‘ ont. Dec. 2I_

ot Mlllview, were drowned late this; (Continued on Page 1)

(Canadian Press)

I inrw Yoruc, N. ir.. mc. z-'rm recon . -

t earthquake which sent a tid wave over part of Newfoundland

ai and ebook up the North Atlantic sea- coast,

evidently made some big

anger in the ocean bed of! the

oh ;Grahd Banks. Captain David W. Bone of the liner Transylvania’ reported on

his arrival from Glasgow today. ' lu making dean lea aouudinaa at

Y _ coming which anxiety has been felt

is now accounted for. bwing to sev-

eral of these not being equipped with

Tidal Wave Hove Made .:‘:..:.“.‘::;:..i;;‘.;f Changes In Ocean Bed

what used to be the 100 Fathom Line Bank, 150 miles east of Nantucket, Captain Bone said he lost three leads and from none of the leads did he get any response as to depth. I-le never did find bottom at all because he had no more leads. If the edge of the Bank at the 100 fathom line has shifted, than I think it hal. said

Captain Bone. There 'should be a newi charting made at once or no naviga-

'Maharajah of Kashmr

To British Govt.

(Special to The Guardian)

light today. Mr. "A" is Sir I,-Iari

the 3,000,000 people of the historic "Vale of Kashmir." Dispatches from Delhi, India. claim that Sir Hari was contemplating selling his kingdom of 80,000 square miles to thc British Government. Most .of

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SHUT IIEIID

(Special to the Guardian)

Pinasco. The attackers escaped.

(Canadian Press)

ary hearing here today in police

feathering last Monday night of Dr.

twawillknolwharatlurarl. .

Everyone of the boats which have been reported as overdue and con-I

during the past four to live day-i.

0'l'l‘AWA, Dec. t-Chic! -IHS* tice Anglln of the Supreme Court. of Canada was Worn in yesterday aa administrator dur- lng the absence of the Governor General. vlmuni wuiinrdvu ia on route to the West Indies. The administrator was sworn in b! I. I. Lemaire. clerk of this Privy Council.

TORONTO. Doe. 1.--General

Srnuta is to receive the honorary degree of Doctor of Civil law

Has 80,000 Square Miles - May Be Sold

LONDON. Dec. 2-Rumor retum-

ed the famous Mr. “A” to the lime-

Singlr. the Maharajah of Kashmir, who rules with an iron hand over

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ls Still Living

(Canadian Press)

YABMOUTH, N. S. Dec. 2-

Phllip Joudrey, telephone line- man of Somerset, Lunenburg Co., was taken to Yarmouth Hospital today with a broken neck and fractured arm after falling twenty-live feet to the ground from a. pole at Meteglun His body is completely paralyz-

I ed and his recovery is not ex-

pceted.

(Canadian Press) LONDON, Dec. 2-The Llbvr-

ite Government was defeated in the House of Lords today 37 to 16, when a. bill was adopted to Wldows"'l'enslon Blii, providing that Payments of pensions be limited to needy widows.

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MAY Sill HIS. Lake Superior

Six lilen Perish Wk en Kiowa Sinks After Go- ing Aground In Blizzarcl-Eigllb

een Rescued. I '

(Special to The Guardian)

‘ BAULT STE. MARIE. Mich., Dee 2-omclal rmlo repos-is receiver here from Grand Marais the Gres! Lakes division of the coast guarr headquarters tonight. said that all men were lost and eighteen rescue( from the steamer Kiowa. whici went aground in Lake Superior, nes: Grand »Marais, Mich.. Saturda; night. The survivors, many of their suiferlng from twenty-four hours ir.

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Honor

The Annual St.

Most Success The Caledoni

Island C'

_‘_The Day”

lansmen 1'

Andrew’s Dinner

Last Evening Was One Of The

1 Ever Held By an Club.

Tile annual dinner in celebration of

Scotland's Patron, St. Andrew. was held in the Odd Follows’ Recreation Hall last evening. The President of the Caledonian Club. Mr. John K. Mackenzie, presided over a large and distinguished gathering, being sup- Wfted on his right by the Chief, Mr. Aberl Maclean, and on his left. by the Premier (Hon. A. C. Saunders.) Af-

pared and served by the Ladies’ Aid of the L. O. A., the toast list was en- tered upon. the two chief masts. "The Day and a.' wha honor it," and “The Land 0' the Heather," being in the capable hands of Rev. J. W. Nichol~ son. Bedeque; and Hon. J. D. Stewart, K.C.. respectively. Mr. Stewart kind- ly substituted for Rev. Father Mclrl- tyre, who was rcgrettably unable to be present.

Biadh.

Cream of Tomato Soup, with Croutons

"O leeze me on the canny Scot, Wi' mony guid broths he boils his pot.'

ter asplendid repost of Scottish dishes. , (chief of which was the Haggis), pre-§

Home-made Chow, Mustard pickle; “Tae gle a. snell appeteete. ye ken. Raw Oysters Crackers,

"First souked an oyster till his wsme. Roost Stulled Goose. Brown Grav: ‘ Apple Sauce “Would cheer the poor man'| hear.

thro' half the year."

, Creamed Potatoes Green Pos.; i "Pill up the wame sae brawiy." ` The Rev. W. Bruce Muir will sddre:

The llaggia "Aboori them a' ye tak yer place." Oat Cakes

. "Food lor horses and Scotrhmen. “Were ever such horses-were eve l such men?"

Plum Pudding. Maple Sauoe,

"Thou cheers the heart o' droopin'

care." --

Sultana Cake. Scotch Cake "Pretty little tiny kicksliaws." Crackers. Rolls.

"To line the ribs." . 'Iiea, Coffee, “Juist a wee deoch an' doruis bzforc

we gang awa‘."

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(Canadian Proas)

MONTREAL, Que.. Dec. 2.-An air

mail service whereby a latter oould bc posted in Montreal one night and delivered in Winnipeg the next morn- ing, will be inaugurated sometime next year, it was announced today by Hon Peter Veniot, Postmaster- Cleuoral of Canada, who was in Montreal today on his way home from the Maritimes. where he spent the past two weeks. Mr. veniot point- ed out that this route to Winnipeg, which would be vin Toronto was only

hill Oxford Unlverllth ' .

a segment in the hdontsealfvau-

. no

Fast Air Mail i

ccnver line which he hoped woult be established and which would ae- somoiiah a raving or forty noun over the fastest present delivery. Ar air mail route via Quebec and Morice ton is now under consideration _Ind Bt. John. N. B., will soon be brought within four hours of Montreal Mr.. Veniot said. Commenting on .lbs various present services, Mr. Veukt- aaid the farthest poet o!!ioe,.Ablov» ik. near the mouth of the Macklin xieriver is now served twice a month

bv air instead ofthooid system ot- euoaauiutarbydogllsd. * ~- ~

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