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"*~" ' V __ , ` /_ CHARL01"i`ETOWi§_.='=CANg>A. TUESDAY, AUGUST27, 1929 ii. PAGES
Alun llaau-rl fle Y V 'iv \|a|l Pamela Trllrr
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Fishery Problems
Are Discussed
deral Minister Hears View- point Of Local Packers And Business Men with Regard to Island Fisheries. '
A .
it a well attended meeting yesicr uiiiiculiy was the organization of the gy mornin( in the Board of Trade ilsnermen on a basis similiar to that
I-lon P J Cardin Minister of of the labour union that they might an les and Mr Iibund present their claims to the Depar.-i
Minister Fisheries mstfish .nent at Ottawa. , _
and others interested from In _closing Mr. Cardin said that parts of Queens County to nlpoi-tant as the fishing lndusiry is
lllauss sons suing problems. which _ii the Maritime Provinces it ls no. '
hindering ills development of the hilly developed. we cannot speak or ` already disembarksd detschmcnts. , ' ,i huns industry lo the Province oeiieiiei. prosperity yiiiiooi time SIR WM CLARK -llllww-ms. sur. so-s me of §’,‘,°f°§‘,,§§§',§,'§',,“‘°,,,1§"`,,°,° ,.0
in H F McPhee, president of the ini., .cwim me Maritimes, S Arabs yesterday made ‘a surprise at- doubt “out it bemnglme 2_w9'm losrd Of T560- V°1°°i1l°¢i 3°” Mi' Mr. R. E.'Mutch who followed drew tack in the new all Jévilh lilly °i record of a year ago. Saturday set a Niilll I-"4 MT Filimd '»° ihb PWV attention to irregularities in the sup- ` ' x 'RLAVW nur Jun' bug w°f° °°m' new mark for Warriors’ Day, des-
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Sip Frederick Wiiillml-’i'ayi0r, lil' eral .manager of the Bill 0| MW' tml, who -hu resigned his WIN" tn Mmm, 1-we-president of the bill
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Arabs Att-Jie Govern.
ment Offices But Are Driven ~0ff By
British Police.
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TCURING CANADA UM An.
DRESSES LABDR (I 0 N G R E S S
Minister E Employ-
ment in Labor Govt.
. (c“`|ld_|l|\ PNB) - l ’ "" " , is S o t ‘"*""f P°’°°*‘°°» All 9°-0°" '"‘° l”'°'°¢l’»l>lls hers show three prooilheot nrltleh mused... omouu ng am ` ish Telegraphic Agency)-Arab. in who are tom-ing Canada. They are; (1) g_ C, |;,,pi,,,i_ (2, “Hence John,
101110 illii liilhti attacked the lov- 31111011. llltlwrlty on antlnquea, andaho author cf the famou, -ITM H-» __ ernqientv offices here but le!! _driven ritual “For the Fallen,” and (3) L_ llobgqm (By Jack Harnbleton, Canadian Press off by, British' police. live persons 1 staff writer.) were killed and thirty wounded. . SAINT JOHN. N. B.. Aug. 26-1-
.vs1.s.-rrs. mite. sue. so-rho Attendance At . Death of Hon “‘Sl°me people think r ooo-ie hm to
f ° so ve
British lil' craft clrrier Eagle And two destroyers have been refusled and Pfovilioned hem It il reported Gu good authority that they will sail for a Palestine port to reinforce oth- er'Brltish naval _units which have
pletely repulsed by the -Jewish dc-
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(Special to The Guardian)
'DORDNIO Ont, Aug., 28-If the
his Ml' 5 A- M“D°l1l14» P"-liiielli plying or light hoii.-.es by the o o.»s.` (S . pits a rather slow heziniilng op ine
- peclal to 'rh Guardian)
li-li' /W°°i°°°4 3°“'¢4 °f T"°»d° fm' Stanley. The “stanley” has not yet, TORON-rg on: Au' 35_gi¢h ‘°°d°" 'M "" nu ’"’"°d' 0"’ day. The aftenioon,and evening in-
~ - . " 'l Jew was ortally wounded. and
ills Prognoe was appointed chair left port to supply stations which mmm to mo" Wm" “lor in th: ,dm “fm th. _ im flux was very heavy. The figures to
° m°°““|' H' °*i”°“°d hi’ should have been visited in the spring. qt, i hgippg gg bi-ing the Em life IN Ffidly 50.000! Bliillrdlyi at Mr Cardin had an op The maui; ii ihot the supply Of Slim- girl: intgubeing, to those who have enogndnvaxf 'using 140.000. totals 230,000. Increase Sat. I0* P E I 101' himself mer clothing is sun in thc hm-ids 91 'ought in us dsunoe’ ‘nd mo" of the Arn; cnuluu m la . llrdly, 17000. IIIUTCISG i0 GBW 49.000.
W“°“*x m"°u¥*“°° 1' tm bm the officials; the summer vegetables gil io ibm who in dui- own day and PRAGUE 'C ' 81°' *um ' 'R'-'30NT0. Ont-. Aus. 26.-Yester-
llsans of dealing with the present sit me now in the dump_ and a pm-d K,n,,,,tim ,nkm mm uv” w ‘mm “-8” H;rb”;°°h°'s‘m“°l°“"!wmuxy (gym attendance at the Exhibition “W .truck purchased for a lidht house its very existence anion! the flerc- Brmsh meh commmbngt rm Pn_ W" 3°»°°°» 5” h‘°"°“9 °f 33900 °V°’ ill' C°l’<i1°- °fi°i' '°i°”‘8 hi' “P keeper never reached its destination, est perils uiesrltuh people have mm who lm bm moumm' m the opening day attendance oi 4s.ooo l)l°°isii°ll °f i-i\° "°l°°m° "°°°“'°“ and apparently wlu not es the sion- known. wasppsls on satin-da hy ,,,p,,,d ,A ie", 1°, “_ 9 ¥°sl' asc. Of the so women swim- udoz the bctviislity cf the owls lie, Me. dot permit or such s on-go. su- wiulam clerk, High oofilmiss- dm may in mmm, to m mm, mm- ’1u'l1ff°f°‘1 4° 0°'-'iii' ““:°l' lated that he was glad to hear the ML Muwh suggested that such-, mu og grim gfiuii-i to ¢m,,¢,,_ ummm.. km mo mmm “nn” the orde that they had to be ta en
ndiof tisfsctb no allcusliefl ~ " - skip t th icaiisdls mtlondl f°iils1'l°°Piil1»Wll°l’° ill” W=f° Siv-
ss u m steamer as the Aranmore be sta sl* 8 a_ e n mmm mpmmlts mmmnwd tm ;'Amlun°nt by Dr. M' M' onwmrd
'ii-"° P"°’m°° Wd* " °““"°‘°“ 1’ tioned here sent wherever required Di1'°°i°l”ii' 1“i\°h°°i1 ,ummm-ig u imiiediing .mai gli- .1
M. Ln. din ' sh. Wim d 51 Arthur cur.. _ ,Bhd hi! liilff Ol lldiltllfill. Milly
M|ilumnnciext‘lie’nhi't°:l::°tile vlsitoir not and be used for meh localhrgik as rio Commaglrlermof ti-he Canadian. Berber? :gud tb°'hNi°h.p::lnt°di5t; °w°" w°’° f°'°°d °“t ‘t vmm iiiliilui me s- sir- vlll l>° l=° °h°°l°§ili`liii"`i'i`evl 'iffyifi §...e.§e°: <=°'o>- wi ~»»-==l=i=llv=- °l'“"°“' -'if°ivo'§1°' °°" M ‘“'°° °‘ “‘° "°° ‘M "°’° ““°”
must” q“ ° ` ' ‘ V to the drssing tent for treatment,
“Mn tm' 7°” °’ °°xt' but that it The presence of the Aranmore here mmiiify Wi”-‘3» We” the Wea" M JERUSALEM, Aug. 36-Fifty Jew- U that n the :muh Mme the
Wilili. with i-he assistance of docll id mem a boon of $10,000 to h°“°’ M this m“°he°n ahthwng °n ish colonies .of Palestine pioneers -i 1 Wunu md
y/Ml . . _ _twoscore and fvs con
mu md u“““°“"d help him °h"1°tm°wn' l' gunman which wintlmrs my. ccasiAnd ;n`;kil1-nswiililshe the "u°’"`°‘~.th° hw* Put' dwindled to the five winners and
lo a decision with regard to 531° ,maid be appreciated by local mer- giguezl . ami; mp” 1,: °‘“’." "H 1°' ”‘i’.9""¥’" 5'.” ‘t° three others. The winners follow:-` myigi lrhdmiri si- H ~ , .- "'-U" - . il. noni,-te;thsaaulsritym»Jevissalem.~` ‘ --~ '-N ~‘~
chan . _ - » ,5"n.m."¢..vm. fu-wm.i,,n~ Mi . . ---»-~- --~-- -~ - 1. Mutha Noi-eiius. ew York.
“"4 fm “W W’ ’“’°“'"“°“ 'M s. Plnesu. s l>l°ll°°l‘ i°“°*°" W "‘ ' ` ' ~z. auth" 'rowei-. Toronto.-
"“°“’ °'“‘° Mamub ’m'°"°° °°m pileliei- from nustioo. explained iiliii 'mhz' is m zpprliftmtfl “mb M ‘ ' ‘ vc. Evelyn Armstrong. Detroit. minion had been carried out either he was sem by the mhennen cf lei, “gli "1°:t:;f’pu_°; :°m,::'y' xx: V , ; ‘_ ‘Mn min' Kemmurg’ N_ J_ .Hi88il1S Bild Party will travel durin8 ill l'il°i° 01' iii MW- Ti” ‘°'°'"‘”‘“ vielnlty to pet before the pieeuns ooii. gun sv: could mi: mm :Zn or r » " s. nihel x-rertle. ni-osx. N. Y.» ‘“‘°~“'°’“°" Pm °f “"1” °°“f °f E"- mm B wt M “pm” 01:2: ‘““°“’ “ *""" °"‘“ ”‘ “‘°“” ‘°°‘“"‘ moliiuilhed our empire without the e ~ ~ `s. norothy wldmor, seattle.
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baits efficiency, sl it has no Fmmiu are elliimii' l““d°°“°‘° sword to use against the enemy
:“'°"°“"“' WH" “°":° “ny for the l>l'°ll°l' "ld l>f°f“'“'°‘° ‘“‘“‘; without. but equally lt would have 0 F E -
mph” '“°°°“! "mont has lin! °f ‘me nah' The me °I mn crumbled, as so many empires have, i I
“S manly ng. d°°°`"'m um M d i-aw slate is wasteful and unPl’°; if we had depended upon the sword ~ ___
N De°’°“°‘ hi M°"“°°mhm°“ wi ltihle llr=°ii°°- Th’ “°“"“‘°“m to mouiuilii its unity within." ‘ (g,,.,i,.|,i.~, ri., quinoa)
W” WWW md _S Romeo have been ~dv°l=¢““8 5° " sir william was the guest speaker »i-H; mann, dug.. as-nt. Hoe.
""'°““°"““"""”’ ’°°°'“n hu methods of irsiispcliv-1°" ‘°’ “ ‘°“' or the ocooelopi- sli- arthur. who piiiiii, gmmim, gpiiieii chdoeenof
‘mm °°mp°“°¢ ‘uhm “lint po time, but Wii»h°“i WWW- "M °“' with Sir William was given a tre- of th, ggciigqiigi-_ informed eh, oth- _
“W *mmm i*° im' mm' he ,M101 dhovc all others news-i|il'Y ii” mendous ovation, gave no address. gi- (our creditor powers today that “W” “lx” 5 °°”'°‘°'°1’;“:°p°:;,, develop North side ruhlnéa ,lrgetllg having requested that he he not call- iiieipney piopooeu -did not missy mn "M "'h°“°' d a railway line W0 ed 011- tha British ciaiinsand in their pres-
formed. mm fishing under mod-
gi-est value. That _.--..s.._-.-- _ A _
M?;°Mt: &::hu: 2:33; ern methods would be I PY°m::1: the market. ptrmle tosay there is a mn in .I compmy when ‘iii iii-ii
WGS 08 5° i, yen by the ilct 5 sale tax on lobsters in Oanada.,`but ' ` 'ood _ its d j gg
llidsmelt fishing lsasimbe made sta lexgxum Pfrlzherlnen can come to we do not have to psy this tax' in °m”n'1;l°¢i:¢m::ud:.oii11erp;;ormzrs Nm’ md ‘hmm wt M °h°ng°d Rustico. take hcmc their ¢°~i¢h- ¢‘n`° GUY Uihiif °°i-“1'~1’¥» W- C” “Wim V ‘ were all that could be desired for s The tnwlsr cllssiiell ‘“ N B B ii and sell to the west nidlos at a that the mookeiel season should he . ,Mgmt ,v,ni,i,i, enieiieiiimeiit. \ very vsxlpeeos he misc. owim pmt The ...iii oi the above ¢°.v- dosed when mesa :ish do north ro ,K I L L 1 7 A ,,,,,,, ,nd ,,,i.,,,ii,,, ,,,.,. ‘° ‘ dm°"°°' °f °9m’°" regard giiioii in a community Whm °°°° BPIWIL I . ` ' gramme is set out for this week. the ill it the inshore fishermen sm at people depend on fishinl il i»hli`"‘° - Mr. Geo. Earle of the Federal Fish- _-- play tonight being entitled "To the * 5-Uldvlnillt Mr Cardin ststcdwmer bon ,nd girls as they IWW “P- ei-ies Departments exhibited properly (spam to qi. quqqigiii _ Highest Bidder.". - il1\ii\ls°slvsvii1l*°i'*Y°“° °' "h° ieivo roi- the united sims. me wil° split and wed wil fish out up st. Nsuxmo. sus. se-s nm or 'rho aihei my slimy eoiiipmv
Ts can blame them?. Naufrsge, Mr. Earls who ,came here i tremendous explosions in an amlnu- continues to maintain its high char~‘\
ANNOUNSEMEN A compeoy his peep opml-ll‘~l for the purpose of iosxuid e survey muon dump oo the ouuum or the mei- ss exponent of ills iilsllllli COMIN EVENTS there roi- the lost yeei or two. '1’ll° goi the eodnsh liidustiy slated that olty today eaiised the deaths of rl presenting "rho aramid" to e sill ME [NQS E'IC. fishermen were not receiving lll°",plck1¢ cured fish always brought a persons and did.damage eatimbtad house last night. Mr. Fred camp
mm , cent d pound. Anoiher firm ,higher price than -hard dried fish. at several minions of dollars. - _ plays the double part of 0¢l'l¢i°ll»
"D, mm ‘nqgn My home L, now °p,,,i,i,i‘ mer, and 'D°Yi“l_ 'TM ””°“ “""° 19”” prices wereof-. Fifty houses near the dump wars the wily gambler. and Jasper (limbs: pmeniion W" ,may “won west- 1 1_3 °,ni,_ Tiny have the fish, they M Mid _fa P_ 5 I_ ‘im .mm for N. leveled and thc, entire V populace of ville the farmer. - whose inim e “Wi 0° N Y U 5 N yi,” inc fishermen, they have thc 5 nm 1| th” me "iam i, iw; img Nanking was terrified neesssilifiug comsdy scores a direct hit every
“gg '.1 tu/ Sept. 12 DU 6 wgiiii new is magma oi mn' gi-iq establishment of hllftlll ll! Auth tim! Hill liihei Bhiirey. WNW'
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J. D. Reid
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(Special to The Guardian)
PRESCOTT, Ont., Aug.. 2d-Sena-
tor John Dowsley Reid died at his home here 'today following a brief illness. He was ln' his 'lotn year. Seized with a stroke on Thursday last the veteran politician has stead- ily failed in strength. He died soon afterwards. Bom at Prescott, Ontar- io. in January 1859, Hon. Mr. Reid was of Irish parerltage and a mem- ber of one of the pioneer famllleg of the dlsti-lol. Howes mst elected to the House of Commons in 1891. He .held his nrst portfolio as Minister of Customs in 1911 under the regime cf Right Hon. Bir Robert L, Borden.
General Higgins' To Visit Maritimes
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(Speeal to the Guardian)
for ,the tour in Canada of General Hlssills. present head oi the salvation Army, during December and October were announced today by passenger officials of the Canadian National Railways over whose lines General
tel-ii coiiodo. General rnkgms is to be accompanied-by his wife and by secretaries and Canadian Salvation Army representatives will accom- pany the party, which will arrive at Quebec on Friday, August 30th. Crossing the river to Levi the party will leave vis. Canadian National lines on the night of August 30th for Monc- ton and St. John. From St. John they will go to Montreal. Points in the Maritime Provinces to be visited are Moncton, Halifax, Bt. John North
[Sydney and Truro. and it is expected that the party will also go to New- foundland, to Portaubasques and St. Johns.
To Confer With Hoover On Naval Disarmament
WASHINGTON. Aug. 26.-News re-
ceived at the While House and made known here today ln answer to a ques- tion, is that J. Ramsay MacDonald. Prime Minister of Great Britain will come to the United Siltes about the middle of October to confer with President Hoover on the subject of naval armament cuntailment. This is 'the forerunner of an official an nounccmsnt in the near future that a naval disarmament conference will be called for some time in December
The present exchanges between the
British and United States Clovem menu, of which France, Italy and Japan are being kept fully informed Ara all shaping toward having the British Government issue the invi tations for the confenenece, with non donas the meeting place The infcr mal diplomatic "conversations" which have been in progress in Loudon since June has processed so favorably that theyimsysessldwhsve repelled the oem ol formal non writing, which indicates that a disarmament con femmes is su thins Con essslbml mace both the united states and British Governments as to reduction and limitation of naval armament; has qtabliahed in ad vanea a substantial groundwork fm'
at ltaat between the
Milli!!!
MONTREAL. Que., Aug. 26.-Plans
the British unemployment
problem by dumping labor into Can- ada. They don’t know me. I realize as well as you do that your country cannot be exploited and I endorse your policy absolutely," said Right Hon. J. H. Thomas. Lord Privy Seal and minister of unemployment, in the Labor government of Great Brlv aln addressing the Trades and La- bor Congress here today.
“I’ll tell you now," he stated. "that
of all the proposals I have made there isnft one that will cost you a dollar. I ask no favors. All my pro- posals are to ask that these who need it be given a chance to hold up their heads. It is easy for poi- lticians to come here and tell you how good you are. From constant repetition you begin to believe that you are the only pebbles on the beach. But I’d like to point out that for every pound you spend with us you spend five pounds with other people. I wsnt you to substitute work for charity. and give my young peo- ple who are walking the streets from day to day in search of em- ployment a chan to live. I don’t ask you to buy angaiing from us that you can produce yourselves, but I do plead for a chance for those who are insorestraitain the Old Coun- *fy-" ,Referring to disarmament prob- lems Mr. Thomas said: “We are say-
to put into practise the gospel of peace. who could have lived through the terrible years of war without hoping and praying for peace?" he asked. “When you start preparing for war in times of peace," he said. "you usually get what you are ask- ing for. That is _why Premier Mac- Donald is on record as standing for reduction of armaments."
ssvnn 'rslv Lxvns
(Special to the Guardian)
LANCASTER.. Pa., Aug. 26-Ten
persons today owed their lives to the quick action of Harold Kauffman, aged 22. of Manchester, who seized
~an orchestra player's red coat and
used it to flag a train, which thund- ered toward a group of motorist# caught irl the wreckage of three automobiles. The train was brought to a. stop fifty yards from the stall- ed cars. The three cars had fallen 40 feet on to the tracks when a bridge three mile-s east of here col- lapsed. This accident resulted in the death of one of the drivers and in- jury to seven others in the cars.
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Able Brief Presented
At Slunmerside Con- ference To Fisheries Minister. '
At the Summersldc. conference
with Hon. P. J. Cardin. Minister of Marine and Fisheries ls-st Saturday; the following brief was presented by Mr. Chester MacCarti-ly, Tignish. manager of the Fisheries Union.
L Be Cold longs.
That there is urgent need for l
Cold Storage Plant at Tignlsh. Aft the present time 'no fresh halt ein be stored by the Fishermen owing to the lack of cold storage facilities, and fishermen are often withoutbaii for codfishlng several days at a. time, As a result the fishermen are id!! during these days. the catch of fish is materially reduced and the profits on the catch are thereby considerab- ly lessened. The smelt fishermen Ow- ing to lack of cold storage cannot hold their fish to take advantage of favorable markets and are- obliged to ship daily during the season some- times in extremely mild weather. In consequence there is often noi only a total loss of such shipment but in addition express rates are added to the loss as weiL
2. Transportation.
At Tlgnish there is no natural har- bour and no water shipping facil- ities and therefore the Railway il the sole means of transporting fish- sry products. No refrigerator cars are provided from Tlgnish Station. the lack of such often entailing serious loss to the fishermen. The Express rates on fresh fish are excessive and also make imprscticable the impor- tation of frozen bait from other Maritime ports.
3. Instructions in Methods of Cur- ing lllsh.
Competent District Instructors are
badly needed as the markets for cur- ed fish are very exacting in respect to quality and but prices cannot bi obtained by adhering to old methods
4. Fish Reduction Plant.
In an agricultural province sucll
as ours a plant of this kind would not only benefit the fishermen by ab- sorbing fish waste and enoouragln| the destruction of dogflsh and other such destructive pests but would be of great benefit to the farmers as the products could be used for both feed and fertiliser.
5.: Lobster Paste.
We recommend that this by-pro-
duct of the lobster be packed undef' instruction from the Fishery Depart- ment and under Government inspec- tion, with a view to securing a uni- form, or standard. pack with the ob- ject of establishing a wider and more lucrative market.
I. Loans to Flsherluen.
That funds might be provided
through the li‘ishermen's Organisa- tions to enable individual fishermen to purchase their own fishing eqlnpgf ment: The organisation aa at ent constituted being unable ply the necessary funds and-a:s_-l consequence many good fishermen an deprived of the roll hooloiiuffll their lame. sppuootlou for niet loans could ba made through the 'oil ganiaaticu and approved by it befofi bling submitted to the Department.
'le Pilhlh( BHC BAPDOII L060hD'“Or
satlom.
Mare harbour accommodations U5 required for fishing boats.
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