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CHARLOTTETOWN CANADA TUESDAY DECEMBER 2 1919 ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,__,,,,_,,,_ ,,,,_ _ M

ii"ii\ii"°iiif§fiiiii'§miiiiniiiut if ii uuuu uuu siiunu iuuol uuu uuu uusiiliii un uni

iii EXPRESS liiiiil iiFi’iiS\i\ilN li Biiiiiiiliii il liiilllilllii

Have Plaziiéed to Leave Chamber When King En Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company of Cana

ters a pening of Parliament and Hold Ses Plans Btulding Huge Radio Stations in B

sion in Adioining Room They will demand and Japan for Lommerciai Business Across

Abolition of Oath on Taking Their Seats. 1_ Pacific. '

(Special to the Guardian.)

ROME, Dec. 1.-Wlien King Victor

Emmanuel enters the Chambers at the opening of the 25th session of Parliament at 10 o‘elock tomorrow morning, the Socialist Deputies will not rise. They will leave the Cham- ber when the roll cali begins and hold 0. meeting of the Socialists en

bloc in an adioiuing room, while the King delivers is address. 'l.‘hey will take the oath at 'l‘uesday's session with mental reservations and present a motion to eliminate from the con- stitution the requirements that the de-

puties shall take such oaths.

This is the program agreed up

(Special to the Guardian.)

the Socialist caucus alter a long dis- 'NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-The Marconi

cussion. Some oi’ the deputies that this moderate program. as term it, may be modified if their ponents offer an affront. Just w may be regarded by Socialists as sffront has not been made clear there is much speculation as to w ther the King’s reception with the

_say Q Wireless Telegraph Co., ot' Canada, they 1 will build in the vicinity of Vancoiiver,

l radio de ot The

op-3B. C.. u powerfu p . _ _ - _ hat static-ii which will cost $2,000,000, wlllistations necessary to establish dir an handle commercial business between communication across the Pacific.

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Canada and the Orient A stat not'

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(Speclai to the Guardian)

has issued a decree convoking the

special

iiiiilhiil i§iil\\ilN _

1 . lo

like power and cost will, of course, _ be built in Japan. Negotiations are ~ being carried on with the gov rn- _ _

ments of Canada and Japan for ll ces to constiuct and operate the

cen- t\vo 1_ ect (Special to the Guardian.)

DUSSELDORF, Dec. l.-The Ger-

andi-_ 1 ‘ . _ he\

ANDREWS NIGHT

y DP y 5' deputies and senators will be consi

duiiists who new 156 of ine sos se

SSiiW1\NS [lFFiiSil\.\l Hi SSVESNNEN

I\\¢\\t Outslde 0pI)0Slt10n 1S DeVel0p1ng and 3, was perhaps the most successful and you, and neo. Marv woman, can y

enio able in the history of the Caled smell a rat” Sometimes the -1

_ , » _ y Propaganda TS Under Way ln 0pp0Sltl0n t0‘onian Club. There were between 80 ment is expressed in rather unp

° ° a 0 resent and the roceedings language When a certain Sco

Government Interferlng ln Trade°_ l'x?o(iii9st:iH‘t to finish wexde bright widow appeared before the min

Notwlthstandmg Vote Copiidence lr! 0vern'}_Niglii at tlie'Davies_I-Iotel' last night mouy a wee hit present l hae broil

. . . 1 - . _ -'_' _O

(Special to the Guardian.)

nt of a select committee

out of the Dolly Chronicle, which -is

iluuuiiuu 1 uuuuluui

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Galaxy oi Happy Scotsinen Did Honour to Their Pair ‘_ Saint at Banquet Held Last Night at the Dav

Hotel. Between 80 and 90 Present.

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breezy and brotherly.

Dinner, with the usual accompani-

lmw difficult it is' to gmn blwinessinicnts the bag pipes the haggis pro- man Janet' this is too much " She

-1 11 of the motion bv Win. llrace for the niingham vesterday, iirges the nationl M mddmgs were cmmed ‘mt in H" Did ye “ver “.9” °“y W0' w°"‘a“ uppomtme ° _ to to ,,bewal_é of Geddemsm., and “_ me. cient and honorable form. The meinor- tormented wi sic xi' wheeii 0' d

inquire iniothe Controller-'s Depart-_ imminent election which’Mr Asquitli "ble figure °t the ‘Me M” C\‘“"l°5 ""e“? ' ' `

ment the lliirliamentary correspond- predicted is fought on the question of Hvebsten -wh() for many years.. read -The `S°°t1’° noted for ms “nd

' 8 bureaucratic c0mm\ mem mm be m_. Burns address to the Haggis. was liis words are few but very exp es

1 missed by the brethern although that sive. Wlnen an English tourist, look-

for the fouiih time to arrange for wedding the minister said: "O,

Smunch ”“pp°"te" °f me C°a`lm°“’ "l°'d°“bt °f the °°“m"y’s verdict' The number on the programme was ably ing out a i-oilway carriage wlndowi

says “the feeling which was expressed anti-duniplng bill which will come be- _

moreiii the lobby than in the debate fore parliament for a second reading gg' igg;,aM;}:f]‘§;" Manage’ °i me mg) ‘}`_‘:}_¥_*‘y hIi‘;’r§f1" 5°; wmi_tliat the sooner the government _next week will be fought not only by_ The dinner was a _'note than omhr _ U thi tram wigm mm gig or

of business enterprises like the free-traders but by `a certain nuin-turn umpmous one and as usmd 9_.rel_’°l'i‘ed_ _,Your lu a e 'has “mare

elm" °f m°r°“gh`g°lng r"`°te°ti°nistS °nfdis't`in§:t credit to the Diivies Hotel brHins 'than -you Hdvg It is oii

for business. The revolutions so i`ai'_i the ground that it creates a new bur-_ whose repumtioh for embomte wen rk;m‘u_am and e me bu me wma ,,

°““°r“u¢ deI"“`““°m w "eg“\Me tmde rc ared and well served. meals is .i A certain Laird yof the Manor famoéis

get out the coal control the better it will b

as they went on the methods ot' th

not put ter

tile

e - _

Coal Controller reflected no credit on instead oi' allowing full play to econo- F D b ' ~ _ _ _ _ _ 11-1- 1 ‘sites ..

PM .Family

To he Deported

1 _._--n

inally fro Prince 'Edward island. passed theniioldiday at 'the immigra- iioii station awaitiiiig deportatiotn. it is considered the strangest Case with

wins reported last. week, had b9€l1~0i‘-

'iiiaggis duly and revereutly lioiiourerl, Victoria, who sent in retuin a

° the following toast list was presented. . . ,

0 oligressmacli of the tonsts eliciting eloquent ing to please his gartlner, ian e him

1 ‘and informative speeches: the,r.ote. “There John,” he said, “that

' ‘M 'The King, the National Anthem. is from Her -Majesty the Queen", J

(5P*°Sa' '° T" 6”" “"3 . . Openine' address, President C. J. Mc- carefully' dcciphereil' the note

VVASHINGTON' Dm' 1"°Th.° sixty' Cormaclna ' _ . stood still ln a br-own study. The

i It "mt id “It i a' very good but she

sixth Congress met today ii s _ . ‘ ..~ ‘. All _ l, t* ., "Th Sf* - . -

BOSTON’ Nov. 29.*-A “muy Urn, ::1?g?dH{lnTfaSsd(hlCilvmgthhdifgie etliilgeeiltigig Lie\[it§.r(§>i’eiiElno!r(.x'P l»;t.t(Gov.oTVThKlnnonH SUB SPEBKS i1il0ut returning the

sifillotiateicorloii noxrro\1~'ihef~=w»\S The U““°".St"‘“”' °°“"“‘ P‘°’°°' iifiuiigesgiiiinniifiltgi idedfdl- 32?

ttendance both in the Senate The Day “na Wh” h°n°“" it' Rev' ~

8' mme a h 1 of G. C.‘Taylor. ment is borne out in the case oi and the house when t e gaves I M J D_ A_ Mcxmnom sept who, during a visit from his

---'-"*"'“_'_° iindra McDonald und Dr. McMillan. e;h;' ‘Scot while possessed -0

very

appreciative note The Laird think-

i il il

Ghz The Haul left Hamburg 38 days ago naae' in ballast for Philadelphia and had a 'd0e_ succession of fierce storms. She was b _ reported in distress a weel<_tigo :ind-

' man Socialists have discovered a

llionarchist plot of great ramifications which has as its purpose the return to Germany with the beginning of De- cember of former Emperor William and Crown Prince Frederick William.

‘l _ 1

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-Governors of

seven soi't coal producing states. nt a

DBSSBB.

SHE

eein `“"`”` "é_°”"' '

SEiiiliil'l SHIP

ENTESS Hliliill

HALIFAX, N. S.. Dee 1.--Theilrst

Geriiiauvessel to enter Halifax hur- bor since tlie war, is the barque Paul. owned in llaiiiburit and commaniled by Herr Kapitan Wulie Krue_L/er, who. during the war, was pilot oi a Geriiizin seaplnne opei'iil.im: in the North Sou ' She ai'i'i\'ctl todiiy biliiniiig aiu inter- esting story of battles with the ses.

it was current talk that passing ships

one would tiike her in tow That tlie_ captain uns able to ieatli lhis port as*

of_War _

il Sliliiiiiiiliiili l STYSSENEHTL Sill liillillii Slliiiili

da PARIS Dec 1-President P°1»°-we Does Not Advocate Militarism, But Says Canada C senate no chamber of Deputies in Should be Prepared for Any Eventuality and

“em” °“ D°°”"‘_'°§i be able to Provide Six Divisions in the Event

_é__.____----

(Special to the Guardian.)

ing to universal peace.

lt was not his desire to make of

VANCOUVER, B. C., Dec. l.-lf Can1

ada had mobilized all her men in the early days of the war the present un- rest among returned men would not have existed, declared General Sir Ar- tliur Currie in an address before the Canadian Mining Institute. He said he believed that the League ot' Na- tions nilglit be an instrument to lieip toward the peace ol’ the world. He thought it should be given a chance.

it was a step in the right direction;

but it would be i`0liy to say that the League would create a condition lend-

Cauada a military nation. He was not preaching militarism. but said Canada. should be prepared for any eventuality which might occur. If Canada was go- ing to retain her part oi' the British Empire she must be ready to play her part. li' the empire found it ne- cessary to fight another 'war and the empire' has to put 75 divisions in the field, Canada should be prepared to raise six or seven divisions. Canada must say she will do that “or get out_ of the whirl." Canada cannot refuse to play her part. ~

SWiPllSilliii

(Special to the Guardian.)

TORONTO, Dec. 1.~Toronto was!

swept. by a windstorm. the fury of which has never been equalled here,

at ii. little past eight o`ciock. on Sat-'

' ` ht lt w s lieinlded by tlie_

M il it fuiv The wind stripped 9

STUHNI iiSiTl|iiiilY Nilill

egg; p~°“-"mi§tfi°i.f.i’i‘Z.'li.f1ff’...l'.if’i...‘i"i’.§‘i'if.§ Storm Came Suddenly, Unroofing Buildings

_ tions o oa

euttiit F""“""‘ "°"*”'“"‘°”‘ "““' “ °‘f."“"‘,"° and Breaking Telegraph Poles Like Matches.

eisn ‘fuel administration with an n mins- _ _ _ _ is own- im- e...i.».-1.1.1.., is be 1~_e~°m- Mysterious Light in Heavens Added to Terror

£3; mended by the governor, be peiiected , , w0_ immediately. The governors in at- Of SltI,la,t1O]`\, \_e_ tendance were from Illinois, Iowa, f it Missouri, Oklahoma, Kansas and Teri-

- . 1 1 r - ii _ - ~ <1 tn ii. , _

G The celebration of St Andrews to see you Mary a the nichts and §;’;t:’;’;§L;`.n:,?e:?5 Ziglid tai; tal, Preceded by Failure of the Electric Current the

in mountains and even the well-sheltei-~ cd bay was too rough ior navigation Above all, in the _dark clouds, a_ 111;... terious blue-5-zzreen sheet of iight came and went, fast and yet too slow, for lightniniz and added to the terror o. i;

- <urdii5 mn ._ ti ' _ ._ _ _

failure ot' the electric lights. Just iei\\`\\\i mllhi- At halt past eight the Shon of 8 dcxock in me ,e5\dem_iai_1iiiiclilne tor ascertaining the veioiit; distlicts the sticet cars -c-imc to iilof the ‘Wind al me SiO-111 Signal Sl ‘ ' Stop -Within ,L few, minutes, median showed the gale ran :it the nit.- streei. lights laded out. They czuiiei 01' 73 _mlleii an \'l0`»1l`- This 15 3 1'9"” "

on iifqiiin sho ily anti lmiilly brad they \0.' 'l`o;'o_nlo_

l.c~.:un to glow when the sin_r.i cnnie 1-310-' IH UW €\'GIliI1L§ UW Wind -Ci-

ti ionnd to the west :ini ln the opin

i ‘ _ . the; mise nitttciies, blowing delta oiiiion of some the clwnse 0-‘ <11-‘etiwu i'i'0ni the souiii :ind blew the rain be Sill/ed T0i`0l1f0 fi'0|Tl 3 Sim W0l3i> tore it in shoots. It tore i'oo's off 5lU¢`H\- ' houses and factories. lt lelt lineup Ode mall WHS klllfld and S€V0l`5l on line 'oi izillen fences. if-‘\‘Jfff‘1\l>\1¢ll1‘\ P lol ilionc \vi;‘cs,i:a.1glit by tlie fiilliiig and many thousands of dollars loss

crsons injured in the terrific gale

el une down xwzts entailed in che wreckage that fol-

tre ‘, ca . _

lebtlie confiisioii in homes nenr the- lowed in the wake of the wind. The

tl nh .it.uite felt their :modes material damage was comparatively

Luke ici . rock like ri s)liip upon it stormy sen. light in viiew of the severity of the Awayoui on tlielake the water ieapvd Elie-

tw' refused to render any assistance beg! '

ani; yond taking ofi the crew in case they* . _ _

_ proposed to abandon the vessel. No.

bro

which the authorities halve had to deal. Vice President Marshall and speaker _D_(éll1(')_i_ei‘_t_>_e_s.Sgta §i3i;_uce_ than was s_sked_ ...Where is old Thom __ _ _ _ _

Mary P. Jerome, used 7. whose case Gillett fell promptly at noon. ,.Canada_Th6 Land We uve in.. Mer "_ nowgw The ,Scot repxéem .1 ndimm he _“__ w__ho___ __________$ and ____w___mL GE, _ _ _

k \ lem he is but he 5 amid E the coast, is reiiittikiilile-~n tribute to _

H i nsliii of the German skip-

ilered deported. Mrs. Agnes Jerome. the gii‘l’s mother, who had been notl iioil that lier daughter was dead, cam from Houiton, Maine, with tthree oth-

' o e a 1 ~ 1 1

er i_'ih_lldren to claim _the ;U.{;<;i: B. A mm _ urr v ug she was ii rm T m ' "mn absent brethren' expresgmg Test a flaming coloured handkerchief w

.pnughter was held at the station, and 'hastened down to Long wharf, where there was an affectionate reunion. be- tween inotriier and dauglilter.

The woman also found that her lius-

orders to be sexut out of the country lie had served a sentence. of six

m "75 "S ‘uw nba” °f °°"°“'u°n" either side and troops sent \vherever‘“\5m"» he Si* . - .

- 1- . _ bl. t 'at no t _'

necessary to protect miner; willing to 1;?_ft‘°;l\;'e"len‘;{‘\l \;;*_ddi€_‘f;*;§1a; ";‘é°“§Il11e. ;‘0(__fMy‘.’._ Ei Cflgilafn Sg_§m‘;‘h°‘v'ffe_ Yorg °nn;:;rf';;nmt§:f 2§p&2ne§3,t§ngf_ cartli wherever Scots foregailier. "The “"8 by the 'l°“th'b9f| ‘lf he” “"3

. _ .us ce a S l . . .. 5 _

gratloiz eiuubion decided it would be‘_had wnsmered every phase 9( the |ue1iDay and ii wha. honoui it. would <;ii_ll_l_-;i;1;1_s_l_y_sastl;edm;i_n; ii’_eg__e__dl;_;t_§

situation. admittedly critical. in view gfagd°m;‘:e_f§‘;§“%‘;gdf;?c‘§§si0?_£ i"§]‘i:£ fufum 'marriage The dying mm,

1 B . ' .

gigntalie abrupt breaking oii! of negotiat- one gum keep within the “me “mn "Ye _:TH "Emi she deg gm yi_

' i i imri ii iii th IOWICI is ayf¢i>1@= H.

lt is not the intention of the govern- 1 °" Ria’ “If;1‘cirwin“dce;e’;§;ed“dei _yohm yu W, ma,-ry ywlce ml.,

ment to let the mines remain idle with l W5 °" 0 ,_ n same fnm“y_ M1* °f °“° °°““"’ ‘“ °‘“" 5"” °' °"“‘1§§fi"§“n`iiH°h‘§‘§fiii`.§'5eSi‘f°‘.§i§i‘Shit im; In conciiwion- Mr- Taylor sold weather and the wat' Bmcks mpww shnll I say?" iwhereupon an old lady lu almost every walk nf life the diminishing' The admimstmmm’ “tin the front of the gallery said aloud: mday St-‘lids Second to "Ulm- WIIS Said by Y-11059 in 11 iJ°5m°“ S0,--Just say -Amexf and hae done wi "_-» the nion born in Scotland or of k“0W~ had fun? “pected the ‘“i“°"S= The great Wm- has given 3. mmm tish ancestry has a. decided natlv to reiect the ifourteen per cent wngoistage for _Scotland to may H great get which ought to count for

increase offered by Fuel Admiinistrat- _DHL As in me .pam hex; contribution in me Slmpmg of his cm.,_.(,,._ or Garnehr' An“°mm'mE this' plamvlias been second to none. Wlicri the Cnllt- T“5'l”"'5 address W” P19

D C0|15id9|'6d f°l` augmenting' ~ ad there ii' wrlnlflrfi with lsiiiziiier '.\n<l c,

had een 'hit ' ri t r - 1 - ‘mei present °m'n“-t' or' b““mi.n§“s `w?llmaT\\:)ay'shDegTTiTi diggcliisitiiii of tlie‘.‘md he ‘W5 V°°“9\'°“5|Y “P915

' h. ~esiiiiioil his scat

mines. officially ilgui:ed.at.better t _un _ f th '_ hi t H _,B .. , __ .f9l`iY, RHI <E°1.‘f.°_f D9!'nfm_|~ _1 _ ._ _xa:;:;;:¢5;>n_ .uni §¢‘y?;1,s_(;1°e,,;`w|L‘}1\g;l1f§, Space and time prevent an att GA itftinéeent ixgguggslifgnitn Tm; invincible Blst Division. the sreatestf" l1u""l‘°"f in £155 *SSW °f the

G08 5 B~ ‘ 1 . x nt eec e . 'gave nssuraiiceto airminers that they. “5l\;“_“g “fftllilggfhwlglilofgfillai In -6 ce G Sp B

would be afforded ample pnotectlon if 5 ° ° y

th __et“~M°d__m work _even H "oops 1915 every fifth msnat the front was ha? to be called out' This was mms Scot. This coils to mind the stnto

only definite statement ‘of policy from I Ten' °‘§ ";;\{";t_‘;‘:nSf_‘;_:;a‘;'(;‘l‘;'; 7§‘;‘lt%‘;_e.‘; THE ‘WEATHER

‘ y an on s i i . s <

me gmigntxililliinthelrhdilngfdllafdlisdgffix famous signal, which was to the effect `¥'§eBHetermtned to »force resumption "mt E“gl’“‘l °xDe°t"’d every mm "MS

' ' "' 5" ' of operations 'on the terms laid down id” ""`°“ld d° his d“ty' “Tm” “i5““""

. _ _ ' said the Englishman, “did not ment-

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i i, '

. omt ‘1 ‘ ~ having been arrested upon complaixiit of the wife. The woman was virtually pennlless. and the oifiolals at the -immi-

best not co separate the iuinlly asflill- They will -be 'ebut.bfack to til\ei1_r lwlnfi in Prince Edward sland.

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CONDENSED SPECIALS

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JOHN ALFRED MACDONALD. LAND ` Surveyor, Hermanville, Souris.

‘ _ ' zoos-iz-11M-Elmo.

____ ____,___,.___.---._.. *WANTED "AT` ONCE. ASSISTANT to work" i.n1--fax ranch- Apply by Wi' ter ntniliiigf_ssiery.j.o §’._0. ;B<_>X_ 296 Charlottetown or #gone Sit.

'WANTED GIRL-‘ R GENERAL

housework _in hmiiil 'faintly-` 0004 wages, references ‘required. Write "N" c|o Guardian. ‘ ‘ 5 5

wAm-so.-uhm. ron eases/M.

housework.._Qood wages. Apply MPH- iiruce 1Stew;'_ari., 14 Water St. _ _

` ` `2"i29-12-2-Mtf.

*FUR SAL!-°-ONE ` SHRUPSHIRE

ram, 3 yeiireiold, r08iBi°Y'°<\- N0* used this season. Apply J.- R. -Din- ilil. 1 i 2047-1l.°28-M3

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'ron sails.-.|ss`s'sv dmibs

mllcii cow._A`pply 16 Spring Park Road.

.WANTID AWEXPIRIENGED GEN- » eral maid. Apply Mrs. Dr. 0. T. \Alley. 82 Prince Street. -

- ' .1 2724-12-zilitf.

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A .nw closeness em 11 et ac- f. ; . I S ' “d 1

°°mm°‘|°i-°d.,§¥ HPTYWU ‘t 55 Dm' e besrwhstever libs may be offered at

' _.__ the exiigantiie tof_ _the gtcotcliman, _irony-

in we a isv uesareseo

'l`i'l° CNG 0| .m_§‘W°\"\ WM” 7° redeem ble weaknesses..

Henry Murray. setiondor' debtbtaklnp. while we consider the courageous. 'Up F'l“|dBY al 110°" W" “M9595 1"* aspect of the Scottish character it evenfiiig at 8.30. ill<l8“\°°*- \‘°¢°W°‘|- 5'- will not do for us to forget that the C. Saunders for plsi1\‘l-iff. DUNN Mil' Scot is also marked by 0. strong sen-. Klyne” for defendant. ~ tlmentaliiy. This in shown more in The rem-Binips GI* W U19 ¢°°\\l¢ the home life than in the broader sp- ,remes C. Palmer vs William D. White -hem of action. For liistance.,\._wlien. and aniot-her, action for debt will be n young -Scotch eweiii who had been_ mlm up this morning. A. C. Benn- paying court toe lan decides at long-

clieltei- Street. _ 2721-12~2»M5iDd

Honele w Wrap, yl 'rq NIM: 1- years old.T1£ii`.b0f1Q)o Ap-

ply ot llolter Hotel. Kent Street. Will be at Braddbene, Monday Dec- ember I. John Horne. Bi

_Leer on rninev Arrlnuoonld

tween Dorchester Street and station - Cold pendant in box. Fliiider please

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.vi--“_ “'”?'_'T"

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defendant

by me mel admimnmaw lion anything about Scotland and the

_ Thte D};lf3r¥t'::';:|0gl_t_f_u5gC?w:t;f:' Scot replied Ho kent :lui weel that ;::{'rug;0ns “med here bythe Wa Scotland wad dfie her dui-_J in ony DB "mam Jn ddnnomon `wm, the case". When ii. number of the Guards ` Wm ot' mm B in (max mm,l'Brigades foregathcred in a cafe Jn WK ° ‘aft wa” 1: “uct md: that .London while on iehve, some of the dZpi:i"T:ii:iit` dommahders stood ready ‘“°“ °‘r nl” Gé'°“fd‘?fhf:l‘:5h;‘°‘;°u:’°£ _ _ ,gan to tw_t a co w e ac u

‘ ” ‘s“s'n'”“~m' t°'¥.¥“9l`_@ 'im .‘l°‘3“" . ‘ - 'Scots Guards had not been in action

in ii cprtniii battle. T e Scot replied;

__ ` We Canadiens and deecfndiiuits of

’ ° fru. um if , it . Di-_ ruu no . 1

- Govt Determined to 0,5 ,,,;3,,°,,,,,;",_ ,,,_,,,_:,,_;;_ ...diy i....., i. .. ....... ..._..... 9 ° ° Before entering upon his address of Bd bY_ thi’ me of °“m“5 sm-“`e'

ti h n tho Marquis of L

welcome. President McCormack, read the me ‘V e _ _

1 bm. of letters and telegmms was espoused to the Princess Lo

it certain firm in Glasgow procli_i_<_:;=._fl _ _ . _ _

‘"6 The Canadian Adventurer. Notwithstanding T erriiic ilaiustorui. He Wants to

Aris- tain

wishes ioi ilu- -.uccoss of the iestival

. __ ii if _ ~ ii t ti- » ~

wm'sH1NGTON' D' C" Nnv` 30' drgds tins rgzgsso (Tiiea't1c:Fs)i.L€"1FH`e diiiy Ph°i-Ogfallhs M the n°t*1me3 °f

Ti beatlle of a ce

The government served blunt notice

_ » v h h “_” C. ll .R _ totiacy. _ie

on soft coal miners and operators to-V3? _6“_ ,;',Vay‘L)r°_’_‘;"i‘_;rhe cmgg *;e':u__§_r;vn)_s Chumh__\.e,.y mueh twubled with

_ e night that interference with coal pro- _ _ in his hE.,,,1_ was .vlgnrouslv mo

iuund was ln the detention pen und r d W in .certain noted physician said who

duction W°“ld 11°* be t°1""“'e ~ "“`lwae mn ,L lecture on the tongue his nose into one of these kerch

"in that legal prosecution would be, 5 5 ,, .

g 1 that it was in evgrybody's mouth. ‘ l‘o- “PDU which we “““i°=iel' fem"

employed to thwart conspiracies by1 id _,me day and a, Wm “Aye Johm I seq that at mst ye

“Ye may brag a'ye Titre but whaur wad we be if Scotland had marie a sepniate pence?" `

.the Scots have a just pr de n our ancestry and are willing always to

luintm C D McCallum for th to nop the question he dually me

\v~=i pltutiiuliy be-prinkiod with

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winds. Cold. -

high tomorrow morning at 6.40 Thursday ut 7.58.

1‘0W 8! 4-42; it riseetomorrrow

First quarter moon -Sunday,

Stltli 11,47 a. in. ‘

5.04 it. m. _

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_\NNoUivcEnm_N'rs. ' ooiuiive nvnivfrs.

for auction sale at B, A. Mel York. . _

..**COME to tlie` Brookfield co and social on Wedneeday event g

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tertainers expected. duel _char

“{sh"1h0~ sei? H hill l ass ivci' with

Ori; is \\ _e s it p . e t. _ -.__-_*___-__--_-_ "`“° ii' R lH` h ss Accorded An Enthusiastic Reception

wing had the pleasure yestiwduly oi! belns‘_ lf~_l 1 th gh the ian some newi

rietebd i§i~;‘i);H\t gtfgxieliip “Cniisiii'sn A~:\veii»i (Special 1° The Guifdiifl-) i but the streets W0r§n=1\¢l¢ed with D20 arg-mrer.. new loading a genera.) cupgui _ _ pie who _were unaole to_ get witéiiu nteel in Bmw Stewart & Co»5_ wharf for LOI\D‘ON. Doc. l.-The Prince ot Sight of t e block fora situation. he

an St _,Om-5 NM . 1Woics arrived at Victoria Station this Prmce loaded in the foreseen? and

b d ’ ; ’ 1. 'Ad m is 0,mea_ lfwmgon he wng greeted by the King motored t rough the streets of orts- . hyTTHeL€7ldid(ailHHn v5ovl;xrTilmen.t ‘Mei-.'..in<l Que-on, Princess Victoria, Queen mmllll 0h€<‘1i'Cd. by i110\1Sl11\dB 0! Pt*-1'* lier chant itrarhne y_,;¢_ She was .bum ag.” Maud of Norway, Premier Lloyd Goo- SC1l11IB “£10 h;d__gatl;<éi'etl to glrieet l;iiii_. Slim Port Artliur and her dimensions are *md me “"\`l““°"S “S MY: °“M‘“"f §_ “_ 1°i°m;_h“_p°“ 3 ar ‘“ pkg" no ..__1en th over im 260 feet; and a full array of the diplomatic “fi <» i0“H \11W\- Sl\0\l"-S f'¢0m the

° . . - _ 1, Ki -- crowds assembled about the building

as fo ws g or ,

._ _ . _ t lei. ’Ili~. Prince kist-.oil te ii M hem” 43 met.” depth C3 feet' gm” :-.nu Qiief--ii uno the other members' all Rrpl-:ring to .tneaddress of welcome

< 5 i his t ur had been for

lh" tonnage 2081, net 118.. She carries th Pi d

nn ""‘ ' ""““5` °f m “TS ”"'“‘ “'°" “ -hr' f.§)i`£i"i1f£f’l`l1liii.§`f-`t°'i.‘i§f§i.`§s"`§.f H121. 111;- Qnffgliisiifful M31 most vainobi-»1

..'.` dft kt er our. '___ ,__ ' _

SCO* BDT£T1e0(1iiiT1;`dliHio ilgventurer .may DV ""“.` (IL H mn ward of mum “dlld pos. ;,Tipi?lTeleH€§ vlYl};}c}Ho‘v<?dnilift¥»IeliilHt(:cncl5 h fo' ‘md Said 00 be Sim OH bel “"“me“ "°Y“g"1i,fs him; photo before mdocee ng w Caiiada hesnid ang would try to m'~`@': I SCM' 1 t tt retun. ed t1o hen* ' _ ,"`f. e as- filsrepgxs §Fong_;ll_ Shaq made me1 1.1- ...irst rainstcriii of this winter xigfgfgt l:_i5lf____i_‘i__m@_ Ufliied 37-all-S -“-

mugh _nm [mm 'SL J_J\m.s_ Nad" to Chap .1.- i'ii_i;inl; whvn the lriiice ariivctl ____ DD "_ l- _ __ _ _

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“Epi sgtinssictory sliowlng tli-at the onus “S “" wiitni inty are replacing- _ , -__-

.TORON'l‘0. Dec. 2.-Northwest D,Enm_em°M_ 3rd_ Mt L,,__g_o__,;

The tide will be high this afternoon

1 _ __ wuu ni ard. Mr. Russel. wireless

nt 5.55 and tomorrow at 6.46. it wilinba 0D‘er_f_,,.°'M\._ G°d.d|_,,_g_ chief stewart,

Mr. Hanson. l

Sun sets this afternoon and tomor. boat and ammugh she encoumeTed.__

'mm' some very rough weather did not shi-p_

ing at 7.83 and Thursday at 7.34.N a Singh Mm

°"' sn.. is different in appearance to

_ he f 3 Full moon, Sunday, December 74,1; ;\_\;_y_'er0__a;'__ng but A single mast and

‘ni f-town in G9 hours iilld iS éllpecied

“mm 'to :beat this goin-g back to Newfound- T i """“~'ii.§- 11 _.- she has tiuten on six E006 “dedniremen al; 'Charlottetown who may

'b d ended upon to make a ni-or-J

The steamer has a New Oi 25 11-5

told. She is comniunded by Captain Wyman' of Yarmouth. N- S.. fl WW" famous for A1 sea oaptulhi- The UFS* , rein 1-_ Mr. G. W. ivicinoy -o rwrth 01 Ireland man very courtoousiy showed

a through the ship,

_ ,. the newspaper on n . _

TIDEv MOON, 1'- W and pointed out -the molly “SW fell' _\lcu.lly nonr Paris is soon ns possible

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lures about the Canadian Adventurer.

The other ofilcers are:-2nd._M“l'-

chief engineer Mr. Cameron, 2nd, Mr.

The sieimer is a wonderful seo-_

t rel hter which has called

four snmlpgon posts. The latter are, for the hoisting and lowering of 1' freight. I

With Huiigari:

(Special to The Guardian. )

l’_'+iil>, Doc. 1-An attempt to make

.1 p .co treaty with Hiingaiy tlircugn 'n1- u~w Hungarian Government was d1ci<i1tl upon by the Supremo Council torlny. ll was resolved to ask thc Gov- rnni nt of Premier Husssr, io send tr.

i l-l\int‘.\iln.n delegation enipowere

to cont-inde thc treaty.

BEl'il.lN. Dec ‘l_-An Arrnisticc sti-

nulating the immediate evacuation of Lithuania by the Germnifs has been _signed by Germany and Lithuania iirnugh thc medium of the inter Al- lied military mission. _

Corruption, Fraud 1

And Conspiracy

(Special to The Guardian.) .

D RAPIDS Mich Dec 1-

The various compartments are hand _

somely finished inside the cabin fit- tings being of oak finish and very_ bright and clieerfu loolrins. -

MEETINGS- ET(-1 T-he wireless oiHce is a model of

*WESSRVI Wednesday, Dec. 10th compactness and the Canadian mar-

lett's, conlgram system is the isnt word ill _"lv up-to-datenese in this respect.

The steamer is fitted with triple sr-

sion en lues which are giving A1

noert pmt g 1

n De- satisfaction. As Dl‘6Vl0ll&y 3"-led in

eember 3rd. Good programme. Robert this paper the Prince of ales otlloiat

Lamont and other Lstinguiiilied en- ed at the launching of that steamer.

earn i t -

°' °' Th” “ °' "H '"° M’ Y "H ° o ooo sm 1.000 ooo in connection

yinorrow. 5 __

dm mr? ' ` 1 ` '_ _.ln desperation: "I have been ooiuih;

admission. ’ _

GRAN . .. . Truman H. Newberry, United States Senator from Michigan. was indicted by a United States grand jury yester- day for corruption, Maud and conspir- acy in connection with the election- by which he obtained his seat in the Ben ste, defeating Henry Ford lite demo- cratic opponent. With Newberry 133

Raw Fur uctiou

THE PAS, Man.. Dec 1.-The raw

fur suction held here Saturday real- ized $75,000 There we-rs 7,000 eltlns put up and muslirst (or the first time at this point brought as high 'as $2.60. In 1915 these skins were a drug on the market at thirty cents each, red fox, showed a strong price, th-. average paid being $35; heavier brought $20. Ermine at $1.50 wliilfi utter, marten fisher, skunk and other qualities average about the some as last spring.

other persons were indicted by the ri-and jury on the some charge. Judge Seesimil indicated that the evidence before the grand iury-¢\lS°l°B9<\ “W frsiidulent expenditure of between

$5 0. $ with the election.

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