1'1 Damon.- 14. 1926‘ 1 -

v " f, ‘ ‘N. B. Potato Crop i

cm council usi Niiiiil

esolution Passed t0 Supply the Fire De- partment With a Portable Air Com- pressor) and a Restiiier.

The monthly meeting of the City werc~a sufficient number of regula- umll was ‘held last night-pin the tlou mnzzies 1n the city. He was 1111c“ Chambers. With His Wor- informed that such collild be made pguayor Miner, the Health Oifi- In a few hours. Ha also saldi some 1.ihe City ‘Record-er and all one way should ‘be found‘ to bring those . cillors present. 3o task who disregarded regulations 111119 niin-utes oi’ the previous concerning dogs. gating WW6 "ad 1W 111.6 City iCouncilior Hennesaey asked i‘! lerk and 84101719411 there were no other ‘place but the A1 this ‘D0101- Hil Wilrfilliil lll- prisoners calla for dogs tha‘t were rmed the Council that Mr. ‘Eniesi taken off’ the street to be shot. urkmau had requested pennisslon ‘it was decided: to use some empty . place a. matter of importance be- cells in the basement which were

Worth Ten Millions

(sfleclai to the Guardian)

T°R°NT0. Dec. 1a.- The 11°11" "W! of New Brunlwick a now timatad to be worth 310.000.1100 to tho farmers. Th“ "W" 1| baled on the price of $1.86 par cwt on a 6,000,000 crop. n qiv," 1,, ‘h, preliminary estimate of the provincial department of agri- culture.

Mifii

re the Council. 0n being granted‘ permission Mr.

urkman said that since the 13th report was then read and adopted.

{October he had ‘from time to

ime intended to tdke the matter by ‘His Worship, his opinion con- pbefore the ‘Council. ‘He said that ocrnlng n the above date certain things that he thought ‘his residence under control. out ii was his opin- ilii the talk about town implicated ion that regulations should be kept in force for 4 or 5 weeks yet.

ad occurred near

lnl, it was also rumored, be said, hiii he had an interest in Dixon's ypce Hall. He wished to ‘deny both huge statements. ‘He also scored ho ‘Ciiy ‘for giving special permis- ion iu u local dance hail to remaill 11911111111] 2 o'clock on an occasion. ic also wished to inform the Board i‘ ileallh that ‘ohere were no toilet oilvenicnccs in the said dailce hail

mi he was not going to stand‘ hav-

ufl his back yard used as a con-

enlence station. Zi-ie also stated ‘ n: certain neighbors of the dance hull were unable to get sleep on nut-cunt of the noise of autos and stated that he woul-di stand no long- er in having the dance ihall open. llc milled ‘that as a tax-payer ho ex- period to see mcn- ‘shoveiling the snow on crossings and: not a ‘boy.

After iMr. Parkman had retired

iiic meeting resumed its ordinary bur-mess in passing and approving llii‘ usual bills.

A lcttcr wlls rcuil ‘iTillli ‘thc Jili- iilii ‘Aicrohan-ts seeking reply to liicir request concerning granting the ‘Strand Hall nnd the Market iiuiidiilg to ‘the farmers and Poultry Association respectively. Some dis- cu-ssion ‘took ‘place as to whether the Council ihaiil authority to grant thc Strand‘ ‘flair to the farmers, thc lmxil being leased.

‘it iwas ‘flntlily left to ithe ‘Market Committee to make investigations and arrangements and report at thc next meeting.

not used now.

which has should be ikevpt for 10 or 1-5 ‘days before being shot so that an oppor-i

(Canadian Press)

UQNDON. Dec. l3. —Anotller YIWBWPWUS (mllllilcoluliice in ‘Enig- land is announced. Miss Una- _Cro_we, 20 year old daughter or the 19-1-9 $11‘ EYTE Crows. prominent under-secretary oi‘ iiie ram-emu Q1. fice. until his death lust year, left ‘home ‘Saturday morning to visit a friend. ‘Since then nothing has been heard from her. _ Miss Crowe |is said to have suffered from a ner- ‘ivous breakdown when her father

The Meat and Milk inspector's

Dr. (‘Aiken upon being asked.

rabies menace, supplied the disease was

He allso stated that any ‘dog bitten any person.

tunlty could‘ ‘be given to determine ‘ , , _ whether ‘the dog is diseased oiknot. otqlaiaxxxzgilllg uglglfifisglhegllgiizga‘ His Worship said he. as cla r- “ “ma... ‘up-mew--'21.‘l"°'f3§i;..§i'° "iii. ..‘:_:::ii..:.:‘. wnit upon the government concernoohflefle. M smhmléddle ‘Berks t “u; the "mm? ‘gram-ed by "119 C" N‘ 10 o'clock Friday night’ Dec ‘llriil. R‘ 7°‘ “iumclwl Vmwses‘ m“! walone in her motor car remains un- report that he had been assured by solvmh ‘ Premier Stewart that his govern- nlent would take the matter ‘under consideration and that everything pointed to a favorable reply expect- ed this month.

There followed‘ some discussion _ Concerning the clearing of the _ ' streets‘ after the recent storm. Conn cilior Yco thought he ‘had. not re-i *-—+-

cuwed the 3991-0911018 Support (Tomi OTTAWA. ‘Doc. liir-The sudden the Finance Committee. ‘Councillor tlrilllgl Mlilliluill ‘Ffgilily 111511‘! ‘l1 Prowsc rcllicd that us Chairman. ~ 0111-’ =11‘- lllillll 01‘ fill‘ Alltl- of ‘the ‘Fiiiunco ‘Conlmittoc ‘he hall '15°'“”h“(7“1'5"“""- “mile "Pl "- $11014‘ w protect m“ nuances “m1 that 1“ to parliuniciiiuriana hon-c. Mr. clearing tho snow from thc streets 13111131115 Occupied 111B will required‘ much money. iMol-an reiterated that should. not .be inconvenienced just because the council wanted to save money.

Councillor ‘licnncscey said it ‘wus best to keep within the bounds oi‘ finance. He thought there would be less trouble with thc snow problem if those who ‘(lid not shovel their

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Mr. Douglas’ Death Game as Shock to

iii tho bust. of health. His death creates thc first vacancy in the six- tcenlii Parliament.

Meeting 0f Sum-

in till.- Councuhn. House of Commons Friday and nit-

cnlzens er adjournment ovcr thc week-end ‘had left ‘for Montreal apparently"

THE’ GHARLOTTETOWN quannmx

iliilYABiililiiiEEK iEFi u in AS luislsiiin onus

Your Help is Needed . to Make Some Kiddy Happy for Christ mas. Although Many Have Been Adopted Yet There are

Many More Left and the List is Grow- ing Daily. "

‘ Wii-l you be one to help make 108. Cecil, age 1, 31001111183 and some poor child happy for Ohrist- toys. mas. These children whose names 101l_ 1511,.‘ age .1, swmnuq; are given in the list will ‘)8 sadly 110. Hazel, age 6, dross, disappointed unless Alias Santa 111, Marjorie age 9, dress, Clauses respond to this appeal. 112 lifiea-ilor, ngc 2, dress. Daily we are receiving more and 11;; 101-911., age ,1, ,1,.,._,,,,_ more names, and daily children come to the Guardian office heg- 80MB ALIAS SANTA CLAUSEB ging 1o have their names put on the ‘ list so that they may be assured of M“- (l- 11- Hilllllllllk- 11 K111i; a happy Chrlsunas 50111119: Master Philip Hardy, 44 You shall experience a great joy1A“"""‘° ‘Si- 5115- '1‘- L- Hardy. 44 and satisfaction by acting as Alias Amhiil-‘le 3i‘ Mo‘. George. Rogers, ii-Y- Master George RogersJlZ,

Santa Claus for ‘some destitute City. Master Tim's. Norton iiogens,

iNY VESSEL?! Hillliiil IN

M W ‘ "Eli. oil‘

ST. JOHNS. Nfld. Dec. 13. -— One of the crew ‘was lost. when the French schooner‘ Breviile was wrecked at the- I-Qlflies, on the south coast. acco in; "to a mes- sage received ‘here today. She, was a vessel of 194 tons, laden with liquor, and was owned by C. P. Chartier and Co.. St. Pierre. The name of the lost seamail was not given. ' ST. JOHN'S. NfliL. Dec. 13. — The schooner Mab. missing since she left heme December 4th for Bonsvista. is reported a total wreck at lPorrtugal Cove. near Tre- passey. The crew ‘nmnaged to reach shore safely.

‘ BOSTON. Mass, ‘Dec. 13. —~ The name of the Canadian schooner Annabelle Cameron today was add- ed to the list of vessels lost in the te-rnliic storms that have recently’

Chill]. it takes very lit-tie time troubiwcn-v- NW0" C- 311111111011. Brlkhi-Oll. or money on your part. Read the F19“ C‘ Qllllllilll‘ Brighton. Salim following directions and send in C""“'-‘ milihioll‘ “Pa! T-eilil Wright. your ilume signifying that you are ‘Hiniiililln St. Mrs. Milriivck M80- wnunm w become an AH“ Sam“ K.nnon 61 (irafton Sh. Mrs. DlZF. Claus. R Tflyiill‘. G1 ‘Grafton Street, Miss Emma Whelun, Queen $1, Mrs, Elmer Dunning. 79 Hillsboro Street.

H ‘ t Be ome Alias Santa °“’ ° ° a" Mrs. (rw. Ritchie. 21 Greenfield

Below you will find

u 1131 of Avenue. Mrs. J.A. Gcsncr, 21 Green-id y

swept the Aitlontic. Her crew 0f seven men -were landed today by the'fishing steamer Mariner.

| The ‘Cameron. owned by Welt" McNeil of ‘New Glasgow. N. $-. llll ‘bound from Black River. N 3-. 101‘ Vineyard Haven with 542,000 feet log 1pm.com‘, was abandoned 48 miles north of George's Shoal last Thurs- a .

Freighters In Buffalo Harbor

(Canadian Preaa) BUWFAUO. N. Y., Dec. 13. —4Six- teen of the freighters which were held captive by ice in the St Marys River for two weeks had docked in ‘the Buffalo Harbor today. Oth- er members oi the 8111111 1199i were expected to srrl-vc during the day.

0ntario’s Deficit

(Special to The Guardian) TORONTO, Dnti. Dec. lit-JOH- tarids deficit for the fiscal year ending ‘October a1. 192s. is 8389.986 as compared with $4,859,375 in 1925.

1921i, the final year of the ‘Drury ud- nliilistration. 1

information to this effect was cal‘- ricd in tho customary ‘pre-sessionai

and bodies of eight of

Prince Ghichibu Returning Home

(Special to the Guardian)

LONDON, ‘Doc. i3. —- In eonaequence of the Emperor of Japan'a aerloua illneaa. Prince Chlchibu, his aecond acn, la returning homo from London via Canada. He haa juat com- pleted hia firat tanm an under- graduate at M _" ‘an College, Oxford and had Intended to proceed on Monday to Madrid on a viait to the King of Spain. Thia arrangement haa now ‘been cancelled.

ll H mill 5 HESBUEI] Fiillii EHINESE 5TH.

(Canadian Prue) SHANGHAI, ‘Dec. 13. --\vith all foreigners aboard the steamer

Lieux Shlng which sank yesterday

after striking Amherst Rocks, 64 miles ‘out: of here, accounted for the 150 Ohinese passengers recovered. search was continued today for more than '30 native passengers rc-

portcd missing. Twenty-five Chinese drowned when u life boat upset.

Mrs Cora Sutton rCiLSLiI‘, author- css. wlfc of a San Hnncisi-o sur- geon. was among thc passengers upset.

Thcrc were 211'.‘ uilourd the Lieu Slling when it struck including a number of foreigners, women and children, three of thc lnticr beini-Z babies in arms. lt is known that thc ship was off its course instead of being thrust on to thc rocks by

a tremendous undercurrent or storm. Passengers who have been

brought here paid a high tribute to the officers of thc Lil-n Sliiug and tho Chinese crew ‘for their gill- lantry and courage in ill.‘ emerg- cncy.

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Social ‘Evening

In Zion Hall

Zion Ohurcll is maintaining its

13325545 m 1924' and‘ $143223“ m reputation of other yours in havinl!

u large and popular Bible Class. The teacher is tho pastor. Rev. M. Scott Fulton and the class mews every Sunday afternoon at .30

' from the ‘City Surveyor to the ef- fect that as the city suffered dam-

Aconlmunicatlon was also read fence. the Tender ages last your when a citizen won miltee said that‘ u suit against the City on account o! having suffered‘ injuries on the viwnini-rol a drain, ‘he wished a. bye-law passed authorizing him to commence operations this year as a protective measure. After considerable discussion it was ilccldcii to let the City ‘Survey- or carry on us during "former

city w-bo had- propeny penned should ‘have their leases renewed. The "Tender and‘ iProperty Com-

into the matter and report next

sidewalk bc fined on the ‘first oil‘

‘Councillor ‘Moran as ‘Chairman of and‘ Property Coin- scme slate had _ V _ blown off the ‘roof of the .Maflfet The rcguim- monthly meeting nflnanleq preceeded by a “unmet To . . . Sunmwrfldé Tow" (muncuieuch inane there is annexed the ape this should ‘be attended to. He was held fast nigiht, the Mayor an-lilflge o, m}, ch11“ an,‘ what i, dam, aso said that certain tenants of all the councillors except Council-Hm "on, Sam“ You Wm mud over wart; M,“ Bu,“ Mme“, 222 we),

Paid . the amount (If s1o1s.1-i'§.’,','f,';f,:

Building during the recent storm the

merside Town

lor Phillips beingnpresent. bills ‘to were confirmed. Electric

24 were snore-veil. Unpaid

years. meeting.

The Health Officer in his report ‘Councillor said that there was nothing nclv in the ‘Council that some of the coal e‘! 1111111. Renewal ‘of contagious iliseases. The most ini- for the Market Building was of an We?“ BTBIlIBd i" M" (190-

portunt matter lately from the health standpoint is the outbreak zimong the dogs. Proper precautions were tuiken to control the menace and the past week showed the wis- dom of the ‘precautions. ‘Coilsiiler- able criticism wus-i heard concerning the rigidity 0t‘ the regulations. Some thought that keeping the dog u: home mnzzled‘ was too strict und illu‘. they should be allolved to take the dog out on ‘leash. Several dogs have been shot, und mic ‘willich was shot because the owlicr ‘had him out on leash and thc dog bad‘ "bitten a man who was returning from his work. This one insiuncc, said ‘Dr. McMillan, ‘allows villi» ‘wisdom of malking dog owners keep their dog home and muzzlcd. Councillor Moran‘ asked‘ thc Tltllth Officer if what action was i-liien in regard‘ to ‘the large num- "@101 dogs in the city ' hich were "'1'- lnuzzlcd. Tho Doct r replied ‘but as ‘Oounc|lloi' Moran was u ‘ “Wililwlioi the Dourd of ‘lleillth, lio ‘M11111 "all him that question.

huvc to arrange with him. ‘Councillor Foster suidi that an nil- conrpressor for pumping the tires o1 the machines of the (Fire Depart- ment was badly wanted also a rec- tifier for storage batteries. He aub- nlilted‘ u resolution asking that o. C0lll])l'9!"50l' and rectifier be sup- ‘plied the Fire Department. The resolution uvon the favor of the Council.

A resolution, submitted ‘by Couli- ciilor Prowsc. asking authority i0

of ‘Charlottetown debentures

viiic ‘Sis. was passed. Ailol" considcrnlfic discussion concerning winter rccri-utiou und

next meeting.

Council

"gmthcn write the City nliitee were commissioned to look paid bills to the amount of $2filri‘.s-:address_ The presef“ _ . o» . . . . . . .‘ do" m“ elémrlc "gm “991111111 "<1 Zgfiiilewlisuhcsgliieislilg ivigtu-lillelflsxrelplldllilijfl- girfihriizifesihfqfixlil-IISS-llediiln Donald Blaiwharii‘ “itiwmed the ammmt or 51001-45 “'9”? °1‘i1e!‘"til u few days later but in order to 276 Grafton Si; ‘ I 119911993 facilitate our work we would like worth, 1B1 Fitzroy S1,;

’ ' " lor the Tots

IF YOU BECOME AN ALIAS SANTA CLAUS

nenr Ave.. A friend. Ciiy, Mrs. w. H. Prowse, Queen Hotel, City. Mrs. Geo. ‘R. (flurk, Mount Ste-

sciect the child for whom moth; Doris J. Smith, North Rus- -io be Santa Claus. tico. MrsFJ. McDonald. Prince Si.

statement of the provincial flnanc- (yclock

es which was released over the‘ Not only 1S the “m” Hammad by “Yekelld by Ho" ‘hwuh D" Mm” the young people of the congrega- li-‘lill- Pmvhlckil Treamrar- tion hilt also by a large number of the students from Prince of Wales College and tlhe Business Colleges. | It is evident from the large alt- tendance that Mr. Fulton has ul- iready secured n splendid grip 01' __ the young people.

Sesqui Coins Show Little Profit

Editor, oltCity; Mrs. P. J. Proud. Upper ‘which tileiliilizhoro 51.; in...‘ mo. (21111... Un- u. Hunt.

Mrs. (EH11. Long- Miss Eileen

p-to bear from Alias Santa Clauses Longwortb, 181 Fitzroy Snfltlrs. H.

1111913))? aralget-r 13° 815°‘ silt: 1119i ggsdxllarm‘, mlufigrfiidaét btlanfigir rgmgist once. When sending the presentyin Warren, 200 Weymouth $1.. Haz- ie ar o raeiwane ' euse - - 116 pleas- (see thati i. wra d .e--ei J. B ll ll. 2112 G" ft n 8L: of the main entrance instead of the 11111111111 1'01"" illlil ‘bflwllllli lllleY-‘i- urclyL and t § We q L a Eng“ m 0 sido entrance. ‘He was informed C°“11°111°l‘ 1118111‘. Cilillrlllan of the 01111.13, number and (3111-1311“ name um as on. Gallagher rents ‘that "llalwe "°l""'i1'°°‘ ""1 he ""01"" lust as ilailneals in the ilener. with (mtrnnce line Bani-d of Trade would 115W ll P9901‘! 101‘ 11m Y9K? lli 11l9,your name written on the outside.

Mrs. Isaac ‘Carter. ‘.184. Grafton Sifi. 2R4

addressed with the

Mi-arg Bertha Carter, Grafton

Sh; Mrs. Col. l). A. McKinnon, 211 Fitzroy St.; Benjamin ilreniim-r. _ The parcel should be ‘sent to the 17 ‘Greenieid Aviu, City; ilnrgurct The 9°11“ min" 71"‘ U"! 111011111 Guardian Office not later than Dec. Allenby, 82 School SL; A friend,

WW1 191111 and KPDWVBG. i119 "Y9 22nd. lFflJill here they shall be (ll-s-

Yeiml‘! W115 tributed 1o the children on Christ- lt stated that-mas Eve, Mr. Cnrgin. the expert from Vick-| ‘Here are tho names of the c1111. Willliil r6110“! ‘llDon tho dreu who require your help. Requisition .for supplies for the electric. light plant for $229.32 were endorsed. parts for "the engine at the electric light plant of 8400 or more was approv- 13 ,- . . - . carried issue $a00 north 0i ordinary Llama‘ tenders M selected ‘or the 1 cover the cost of purchase of lalld §mgazatlrsvg Sh}: cggxsdulclfsslzgé; 2 gfixmyhrl f!‘ YSEMS w "p?" u’ Mayor aiul Town Clcrk hc empow-

“e ‘mom ‘ h o“ “M ('"m'oi'cd to untcr into a contract wit-h

and light committee rend und approved.

01's 1.111., ‘trouble ut tlie plant.

‘further requisition for

ed. it was niovcd and

City; Mr-s. J.M.‘_\1ci~‘aii_veii, 1S0 Kent Sh; Betty Large, 40 ‘l-lillsboro SL1 Miss Mae ‘Coylc, l2 Kent Si.

l} ‘EiTWiiiiiii

1 Josephine, age 8. dress -\ 3 iitita, age 5. scarf and mittens

11 Margaret, age 10, dress and doll ,‘ ~ fFrank, age 8, overshoes, sizc 3

i’ Ruth. age it, sweater Minnie. ugc 8, o-vorsilucs l3 Pearl. age 4. dross

John. age l2, sweater Ethel. ugc 9. clothing

HEHTZiIB

1hr: _ lmpcrilti ‘Oil Company for i‘ 38 Il-‘loroilco. ago ii. sweater r" _ year's supply of i). T. M. Oil. 4i John, ugo 8. light sweater. ($969111 i0 The Guardian) Aflor sonic discussion it wml .12 1mm,» “m, 9_ boom “m, 11L ilitilllTflvvN, South M1104‘. Doc-

pla-v gmmml“ 1°" m“ “lmmrm m" lnnvod ilint street 001111111111‘!!! iniu- Ii

114.111.0111; “m, 0,1;°o13_51z¢10_ 11l.~ii’rcnlicr J. ll.‘ .11.. licrizou ro-

. Anthony. age 8. underwear.

‘PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 1:1. _ Americans are disinclined to nlly 1155'- evelllllii 11 very‘ successful one (mm. (m. a flffyacent pjeceisocial was held for the members

bears {he of the Bible Class and their friends likeness of Dom George washing. in Zion Church ‘Hall by their teach- mu and President Coolldge_ 1cm- er assisted by the ladies of the con- 'are they enthusiastic about paying lrflgamin- ‘ _ _ 53.50 for 32.50 gold pieces. regartl- The large number who ‘we mi‘- le-ss of the design. Profit from spe- sent were unanimous ill sayinii iue Segqui-ihtiy had been royally entertained.

even though the coin

ciai coins struck for _ Centennial Exposition recently A large part oi ‘he silvers-a a! amounted to slightly more than i-he eveninii ‘m5 11118 i0 500286111!- 3125410“ ‘Major Jackson who has shown

| The coins were minted last May. himself to be a master entertainer One mil-lion of the silver pieces werelat many oi‘ the social gatherings ‘turned out vr-hlie 200,000 of the golzliileld of lute ill Charloticmlvn and pieces were made. A check n short ‘the surrounding 015111615‘ _ time ago revealed that about 150,-‘ ‘These young ileonie will hull 000 o1 11,9 1111140111.... and 50,000 with delight the coming of another of the $2.50 gold pieces. had been such evening at any Iiill‘: in the dlgpgsed of, ‘future.

The mintlng of the silver pieces created u. precedent. marking the first time that the likeness of ‘a lir- ing president appeared on a nat- ional coin. Unsc-ld pieces will be rc- melted at the mint.

President Signs Bill loss forced io nttcnil fill official

(Special to The Guardian) luncheon or dinner. ill.‘ rarely WASIIIINGTON. -.D. C. lIL-japonlls over twenty minutiae-i at. the. President Ooolkligo ‘has silgnod a bill Ulbif‘. lils ilcvcraigte is‘ \\‘iiii'.i'. Auli enabling states to cooperate wit-inho- docs not Hlilfiki‘. other stolen or with the United! Siuics for tho ‘preservation of Will/i

Poincards 16 . Hour Day ‘PWRTS. Dec. 171. -— Premier Poin-

cnrc, MiHiniPl' of Finance, puts ill slxici-u hour..- n. day at hi1.‘ Job.

—-—--<-o->~_.._ Tho Prosbjrtiarialn (‘lllircli in Sask-

ioithcr m. his office m‘ at home. lin-

rAcs

Worst Blizzard in Years Swept Alber- ta and Saskatche- wan Over the Week- end, Taking Toli of Two Lives.