K King, Western Members

NUMBER!' VOLUMEVXV. LETHBRIDGE^ALBERTA . WEDNESDAY,,PJ)|. Zj, ,1921 Hon. Crerar Will North Donegal f

Decline Salary • • • <> • • • • • Sinn Fein Vote Of Opposition k King, Western Members For Acceptance Leader in House Alberta Without Representation/According to Of Peace Treaty IN CABINET Close Guesses Frofn Ottawa—May/Start Swear WESTERNERS IN CABINET ing-in Today —ForWiil Annbuilêmerit Will Six Dail Eireann Members Aril Toronto'Globe,Has Story That Instructed to Vote and 1 *' •" Progressive Chief Won't Come Soon. Work for Pact ; ^ Le&d Opposition m -rr- CONSIDER OTHER ACTION/' MEANS FARMERS NOT Here's Close Guesf ft WOULD BE BETRAYAL ; . OPPOSED TO KING Urban Council of Navan Also'4 J. J. Morrison ofAJ. F. O. De the New Cahir^t Slate Votes in Favor of lighted " Progressives Not (Special to The Herald.) Ratification Lining up With liberals > OTTAYSTA4\.'I).eG^28c^^ e''Ofctawa Journal this morning publishes a cabineTlIaffe, whibh it claims to, TORONTO, .Dec. . 28.—Under, the LONDON, Dec 28.—It has heading "Crerar Will Decline Parlia have received from an authoritative source. It is as been learned front a reliable ment's Salary . to Opposition Chief," follows: •' \\ • the Globe in Its news pages says in" source, says a Central News dis> • ' regard to the.Hon. T, A. Crerar's visit Prime* Minister and External Affairs—Hon. W. L. patch 'from Dublin today, thai to Torpnto:' . • M. King. "During IhV day several leading Pro at a secret meeting of the Dai] gressives called at Mr. Cserar's rooms Finance—S. Fielding. >;t Eireann leaders, representing in the* King Edward Hotel. J. J. Mor Justice—Sir Lomer Gouin, rison, secretary of the U.F.O; was both the supporters and oppon closeted with him for the greater part Railways—-W.C. Kennedy. 3 ents of the Anglo-Irish agree*, $ of the afternoon. , Marine and Naval—Ernest Lapointe. ment a compromise was reached-M "Mr."Morrison was almost as loath P.ostmaster-0eneral-r-Hbn. Charles Murphy. to be Interviewed as Mr. Crerar. He MOTH 6 R WELL . . HON. DR. KING E. J. McMURRAY which will ensure the ratiflca«' -M could not refrain, however, from ex Militia—iJr. Henri Belahd. , - Member for North Winnipeg who, it pressing his satisfaction at the culmin Of Aeglna, who will'be .Minister of Of Cranbrook, member of the B. C. is semt-ofHclally announced from tion of the pact. ation of the"*"negotlgtions. He would Agriculture ,in the; new* MacKenzle Interior—E. J. McMurray, Winnipeg. " cabinet, whdi is minister of trade Ottawa, will be minister of the in suy notblng regarding,the actual pro King cabinet, which Is now ready to Agriculture—W. R. Motherwell, of Regina. and commerce in the new federal terior in the new cabinet formed by BELFAST, Dee. 28—A convex position said to have 1jeen made by •, be announced,-' v ; cabinet according to Ottawa rumors. Premier-Elect King. tlon of Sinn Fein clubs of Noitl Hon. Mr. King to the Progressives. Public Works—G. P. Graham.-' Donegal, held at Buncrana, has ao- «; "Mr. Morrison is delighted with the Labor—James Murdock. cepted a resolution by unanimous ..\' stand the Progressives^ have taken. vote, expressing satisfaction with , Everything has. been conducted- ac Government Leader in Senate—Bostock, of Brit the Irish peace agreement, as • cording to" the principles of the move- j Maiseir ish Columbia. New Cabinet U. S. Trade Shows "embodying the essentials of Irish iiiont. He is especially pleased at Mr. freedom and safeguarding^ •lr1«-'.--, Crerar's stand in refusing to accept Secretary of State;—A. B. Copp,' , By Provinces land's honor." Reports submitted ' the salary of opposition leader. Customs—James Robb. Big Falling Off before the vote showed that each.- . "Mr.-Morrison pointed out that dur district in the constituenoy favor-v. ing the election .campaign the Pro Trade and Commerce—Dr. J. H. King, Cranbrook. TORONTO, Dec. 28.—According ed ratification of the pact. >• •> gressive speaker had criticized the WithoufPortfolio—D. D. McKehzie, Jacques Bur to the Star's lineup the provinces The resolution called upon the ; Mourning f or Ex-Kaiserin Cause will be represented in the new Decrease of More Than $6,000,- six Dall Eireann members repre- > government, for making the leadership cabinet as follows: of the opposition a salaried position. —Gifts to His Retainers eau, T. A.Lowe. 000,000 Shown in First senting the district not only to , 'By refusing that salary Mr. Crerar is : ' ' - I , '—-rr. ; Nova Scotia—W. S. Fielding, D. vote for the treaty, but to use » acting consistently,' he stated. Smaller, Income Ebbing (Special to The Herald.) D. McKenzie. Eleven Months of Year their Influence to bring about ratU ) , "The U.F.O- secretary complimented OTTAWA, Dec. 28.—All negotiations with the Progressives are de New, Brunswick—A. Bi Copp. flcatlon. Failure, to do this, tl]e„ Quebec—-Sir Lomer Gouin, the Progressive leader tor the demo finitely off, and a straight Liberal cabinet Is likely tb be formed today WASHINGTON, Dec. 2$,—United resolution stated, would be regard cratic way'he had acted in. regard to DOORN, Holland, Dec. 28.—Former or Thursday at the latest. Ernest Latolnte, DA Belnnd, J. ed as betrayal of the best Inter Emperor William of Germany and his A. Robb, R. Lemleux or Jacques States business houses exported $4,- Mr. King's propbsals. Al^ the inem- Hon. W. R. Motherwell is considered a certainty, probably-a» mbi- 189,141,400 in merchandise In the first ests of the country and gross cot-. * bers-ejeot were given a> chance to household celebrated their third jster.of .agriculture. ' Ex-Premier Stewart of Alberta Is still here .and Bureau. ^ . tempt for the opinions of thei , Ontario-r-W. L. MacKenzie King, 11 months of'this year, according to ifcte "their, position on them beforeX-^S^^^^^r^hm states,be has -no_ expectation pfi,eHlering*,but his frlen^lvjelatlo'ns.yVlth . figuros made, public yesterday by the constituents. .>..;•;•;: Mr. Crerar. wont to ..Ottawa. There "V6 .I^W^&J^^hS the Progressive del^gatea-hpce>.Jcads to the belief .af 9ome possibility Charleay-îlttrphy; George- P-. Gra- Donegal, although the -moW'.: was- no-nttdmpt made to influence ' "y is 8ttU in mourning-for the former of some opening being made for him. banv.'W. .Q.;Kennedy, and either T. department of commerce, which also empress,; theobseryarises -this »year gave imports for the period as valued northern Irish couritly, Is Under - - tiicm 4.ii any way. Only members of King and Farrls of British Columbia return today, and speculation A. Lowe or JameB Murdock- the. southern parliament, being on • were quiet. . concerning one or the other for the cabinet is still rife. Manitoba—E. J. McMurray. at $2,271,795,000: In-the same period narllatnent attended the caucuses. Of Former Crown Prince Frederick .in 1920 exports totalled. $7,597,729,000" of the three counties exclude*: flcials -of tne movement left the dec! The recent conference left good feeling oh both sld.es, and friendly Saskatchewan-rW. R. Mother from- Ulster under" the Govern.' William with his two sons,- came to co-operation from the Progressives is expected by'the government. ' well. and imports $5,012,424,000. Moh entirely to them." Doom to stay with the .ex-emperor Tho declining .trade was shown fur ment of Ireland Aot of 1920, ,' - SEAT FOR MEIGHEN British Columbia—Dr. J. H. King Favors Ratification ..:•'••! during the holidays. Doom Castle was Announcement of the acceptance of a nominal position in the sol and possibly Senator Bostock. ther in figures for-November_when ex- decorated with holly and in the chapel NAVAN, County Meath, Ireland diers' civil re-establishment department by Casselman of Grenvtlle .leaves (ports aggregated $294,437,000 as there was a large .Christmas tree, a safe opening for Hon. Mr. Melghen In' a strong Orange-Conservative i againBt $343,597,000 for October and Dec. 28,—The urban council of Navan around which ..the. former imperial constituency. He probably will not be opposed by the Liberals In return $676,528,000 for November last year, has adopted a resolution favoring Sir John Hare, household assembled at' night to singi for the same treatment of King In North York, and Hon. Mr. Melghen The imports for November aggregated ratification of the Anglo-Irish agree.; their favorite carols. Christmas Evei will be in his seat when the hpuse opens. $211,026,000, while for October they ment. This action was taken at a. William Hohenzoileru called ,the on-] were $294,437,000 and for November meeting of the council held Tuesday; tlr§ household into the hall and per-] (Continued on Page 3) France To Say Noted Actor, Dies , sonally handed each of the members 1920, were $321,209,000. I— '' ' ' ''>"'' thoir Christmas presents which con Europe, as in 1920, drew the .bulk | (Continued on Page Three.*: sisted chiefly of money. U. S. DOLLAR AT DISCOUNT of United States shipments, figures , , ^ —4: Well Known to Canadians As In a long spoech the former em Her Last Word showing that for November merchan NOW IN SWITZERLAND dise valued at $153,349,000 went there, - He Had Toured Canada peror thanked "my faithful friends'* Mennonites Are for their loyalty! He explained that making the total for the) 11 months Improvement Of Several Times owing to the severe curtailment of his NEW YORK, Dec. 28.—With the Reiteration of Claim That She $2,209,358,000. Neighboring North income, he was, compelled to ~ econo United States dollar selling at a dis- American countries received $71,646,- mTz"37nd"mak7hi7 gYfts*"smaTier Than cou,nt in one European country—SwlU Leaving Canada Will Not Cut Her Sub- 000 for the 11, months. . LONDON, Dec. 28.—The death of they had been fli previous years.- I zerland—United States bankers were \ marine Quota Imports from Europe for the first Farm Conditions Sir' John Hare, noted English actor Early Christmas morning a service reported to be planning to follow the 11 months of the year were $692,263,- and manager, was announced today. was held in the chapef, the former 'movement with gold exports to Gen- But Not 200,000 of Them as 000 against $1,160,410,000 for the cor eva He was '77 years old. emperor and all the member's of his. WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.—France's responding period of 1920 while fronr'-»T ., . „» , . . . ,„ Gold; has been pouring into this Published in U. S. Press last word on the question of limita Canada, Mexico and Central Ameri-, Necessity Of Making Agncolturi household attending. can countries the imports totalled in More Attractive Urged By Sir John Hare was widely known to country in an almost uninterrupted —Only 37,000 Here tion of armaments- and submarine Canadians as ono of the eminent fig- stre*am for three years, the United tonnage, a reiteration of her claim as 11 months $702,980,000 as against Sir Clifford Sifton' W. F. NICKLE NAMED TO States now holding about forty per set forth last week by her naval ex $1,573,440,000 in, the"11 months of the; 'tires of the English stage. Ho appear preceding year. ed in tho Dominion on several occa ONTARIO PAROLE BOARD cent, of the world's visible supply. , OTTAWA, Dec. 28.—Newspaper perts, will-be: delivered today to tho sions .in a. number of the plays of his Swiss francs yesterday sold at dispatches appearing In the Unit arms conference, it was said by mem TORONTO, Dec. • 28.rriAddressiTii extensive repertoire, notably "Caste" $19.50 In this market, a premium of ed States and also in some Cana bers of the French delegation as they Tuesday afternoon's session', of;;'thf TORONTO, Dec. 28.—W. F. Nickle, 20 points. Unllki> any other exchange MANY ANT LIQUOR and "The Gaylord Qjuex." ex-M.P. of Kingston, and Mrs. C. A. dian papers announcing that 200,- went into today's meeting of the con I American Association for. the- Ad ; Sir John was born at Giggleswlck, of the so-called neutral countries of 000 Mennonites are leaving Can ference naval committee. LICENSES IN MONTREAL vancement of Science, Sir Clifforc Brodic, a well-known social worker, Europe, the Swiss rate is also at.a York, in 1844. His parents wished ada for Mexico have come to the ... Sifton emphasize. . d. particularl...... y have been appointed to the Ontario Reports that.there might be further th| him to enter the civil service and he premium in London and most contin attention of the Canadian depart necessity for improving condltiqns o) parole board, making the membership ental /ountrlos. discussion of the subject with a view MONTREAL, Dec. 28.—Almost 800 •was educated with that object in nine. " * ment of immigration. to persuading France to cut down her applications were received at the city life on the farî. So important did, view. The stage appealed to him, Mr. Nickle .was • a member of the "The reports-are grossly exag claims was described by members of hall,yesterday for permits for restaur the former minister of the interioi however, and he studied for a thea- government commission appointed to INJUNCTION TO PREVENT gerated," said an official of the the delegation as a "Joke." ants, tavern and beer shop licenses for consider this that he declared: ;"Noth tribal career. His first, appearance investigate the Dominion penitentiar WAGE CUT, N.S. MINERS department today to the Canadian the year beginning May l'next. Re ing is more worthy of the attention ol was in Liverpool in. September 1864. Press. "The extent of the exag- Compromise Will Fail tho men of science and education that ies. Mrs. Brodie will, .It is announc WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.—Tho com quests for such permits must be in by His first London appear-ance was made SYDNEY, N. S., Dec. 28—The geratlon may be Judged from the the amelioratioUIUKUUIUIIUnH of tSe: conditions ol ed, sit with the board onjy when it promise proposal, for settlement of December 31 at the latest. • : uiu the following year as a member of tho is holding sessions at female reform United Mine Workers of District fact that according to the census Tho number of applications for beer ! the average farmer and his family bj Prince of. Wales company. For nine atories. No. 26 has asked their legal advis figures for 1916, which are the lat the question of submarine tonnage on shops permits is not so heavy as last' inventions and appliances which wiL a basis of status quo for France, Italy êars he scored a series of successes est available,^the total Mennonlte year facilitate as far a8.possible tho per er to report on the question of and Japan and a reduction of sixty I > while restaurants permits are »onlH(nto no far aa nncfithlp thn nor with that organization then lie assum seeking an Injunction to restrain population of the prairie provinces n forniunco of the'ordinary work of the MONTREAL BUILDING thousand tons each for the United i * Particular demand ed the management oi the Count Thea- FIGURES INCREASE the British Empire Steel corpora was 37,004. Just how 37,000 could farm and wh'ch will improve tho pro constitute an exodus of 200 000 Slates and Great Britain appeared al dunHvity of the, soli. . tre, playing many of the leading roles MONTREAL, Dec. 28.—A . gain of tion from carrying out the} wage BIG WHISKEY CONFISCATION of the plays'which he produced. In $7,000,000 above the figures for last cut of 33 1-3 per cent, announced even If they all departed, Is not most certain of failure today through "Without going into further detail! }879 he became associated with Mr. for January 2 and affecting 8000 rnade clear In the dispatches." objection by Franco and Japan when I would put-as the very first require year Is shown in the total value of ROUSES POINT, N. Y., Dec. 28.— rind Mrs. Kendall at the St. James construction in this vity to date which Nova Scotia miners in the com According to Information recelv- the fuW navnl committee of the arms | ment in the dovelonment of natural ro Theatre. During' this period he pro pany's employ. The miners' of , ed today by the department, not-- conference met for the first time Between 15 and 20 automobiles and sources, recognition of tho fact thai amounts to $21,275,779 of 'which $18,- since Saturday. ! approximately 200 cases of whiskey duced . a number of the plays of Sir ficials believe they can secure an " more than 500 Mennonites have 1 the most.important resource is agric 523,429 is for now construction and huve been confiscated by customs of A. W, Pinero, in fact, Hare and the $2,752,350 for alterations and' repairs. injunction on' the ground that a left or contemplate leaving Can- While tho nature of the instructions ulture and, the improvement of condit Kendalls practically introduced Pinero wage cut cannot be made until a ' ada In the near future. from the French government on tho ficials here within tho last month. ions upon the farm' to'the end thai The building of the $5,000,000 Mount Customs Commissioner Harvey Ladd, to the public, so far as his serious Royal Hotel on Peel Street is the larg board of arbitration appointed submarine question recoived by the the.exodu.8 from the farm may be stop in charge of the office here said yes- ped and farming operations rendorel work was; concerned. He moved to est single item in the above. There under the Lemleux Act, has been SIR ADAM BECK HAS French delegation late yesterday had tho Garrlck Theatre in 1889 and it appointed. not been revealed, it was said in re ^ terdoy. more comfortable and easy." were 265!) permits for construction of NOT HEARD OF BAN •was there that ho originated the role dwelling houses issued within the cur- sponsible circles, that France would 6l Benjamin Goldfinch in "A Pair of t year and these were valued at ANOTHER MURDER formally disagree to the United States ONE OF OLDEST C. P. R. RAZOR SLASHES IN von ' TORONTO, Dec. 28.—Sir Adam proposal under which she would be Spectacles," a part with which his $5,909,175. BY N.Y. BANDITS Beck said last night that he had EMPLOYEES IS DEAD WELLAND XMAS PARTV nume"will ever be associated; given about 31.5P0 tons In submarines ' ST CATHARINES, Dec. 28.—WitI not received any Intimation from against the 90,000-ton figure suggested . Sir John.made three tours of the EX-EMPRESS ZITA NEW YORK, Dec. 28—Bandits the Ontario government that he MONTREAL, Dec. 28Ip?Capt. A. Ra- his throat .badly cut, razor slashes oi 1895 by French naval experts as her min jotte. one of the oldest-^'ttmployees of his hand and a three-inch cut on the American continent between and TO VISIT SWITZERLAND added another murder to the must not address public meetings imum requirements. 1899,and appeared in several Canadian BERNE, Doc' 28.—Former Empress growing list In New York today on tho radial question. tho Canadian Pacific Railway, di«d at left side of his head, Mike Bazinsk cities. He was knighted on the oc Zlta of .Austria-Hungary is expected when three men attacked and kill Should the United Stntes plan be tho home of his daughter here yester- is in the hospital at Welland and « casion of King Edward's birthday in to arrive In Switzerland about January ed Charles Haves, an Insurance WILL PUT QUIETUS finally rejected, what the next step dny, aged 86. Mrs. M. F. Sheridan of said to have a chance for his life. M: Vancouver and Mrs. N. Lapierre of vTchuy 7s under arrest charged wltl November 1907 and appeared the same s( coming by way of Paris from the salesman, In the East New York ON RECKLESS DRIVERS may'bo in an effort to solve tho prob Winnipeg aro daughters. being his-assailant following a.Christ • "yenlng by royal command at Sand- isiand of Madeira, where, she and for- section of Brooklyn. HAMILTON, Dec. 23—That next lem,' upon which apparently hangs VHlin and u few days later at Wind- mer Emperor Charles aro exiled. Zlta spring the department of public the entire question of limitation of* mas party at their boarding house; . s)<[ îstle.. . is going to Zurich under special per QUEBEC SCHOOL BURNS works would start a campaign to auxiliary warship' tonnage, had not | NEW DUN DAS MAYOR mission of the allied council of am check reckless driving and pre boon indicated today. HAMILTON, Dec. 2S.—Alfred-,Brozd SLIGHT DISTURBANCES ,' MONTREAL MASONS bassadors and the Swiss government, QUEBEC, Dec. 28—Fire last night vent irresponsible drivers from op was last night'elected mayor of Dun- OCCUR IN ALEXANDRIA In highest United Statos official das by acclamation. ALEXANDRIA, Dec 27.—Slight dis : ; , HOLD BIG FUNCTION in order to be present when an opera destroyed a throo-story brick building erating oars In the province, was circles, It was said a concrete pro , MONTREAL, Dec 28.—Montreal tion is performed on her son, Robert, school of the Quebec Catholic school the announcement of Hon. F. C. turbnnces-occurred here today. Four posal for a future conference might MAYOR OF BROCKVILLE hundred agitators have been; arrestee; > Freo* Masons' rallied 'in force last night It is said she may take two of her;board. The estimated loss" Is between Biggs, who last night addressed be laid before the delegates within a the Klwanls Club here. in this city since the trouble began for the annual festival of, St. John the children back to .Madeira with her. $25,000 to $30,000,. few days. BROCKVTLLE, Ont., Deo. 28,—J, M. It is reported that Said Zagloul Pasha Evangelist, tho. patron saint of the French Attitude Approved order, and the biggest and most wide QUEBEC CONSERVATIVES MAGISTRATE'S ORDER* UPHELD LIEUT.-COL. NELLES DEAD Dobblo wns last night declared elect one of the Nationalist leaders, wil} h< ) ed mayor by acclamation. transported to Ceylon. • .(,, s..., ^ , . . ly celebrated, function of recent years DECIDE TO ORGANIZE TORONTO, Dec. 28,*-Magtstrato TORONTO, Dec. 28.-Lleut.-Col. PARIS, Deb. 27.—The French cab I was the result. In all the. speeohes Dennlson's order for the confiscation Robert L'.»Ne|les, for nearly forty inet after ponslderation of the sub QUEBEC, Deo, 28.—-Local Conserva 1 made, emphasis was laid on the fact tive workers held a meeting last of a carload of liquor which had been . "years in the"s«rvlce of the Grand marine, question has unreservedly ap MAYOR OF LINDSAY REAR-ADMIRAL DAVIS Trunk Railway and for sixty years proved! the attitude of the French dele WASHINGTON, Deo. -28.—Row' that so far as Quebec province is con night at which it was decided to or- shipped from Montreal to Toronto as ; cerned, Free Masonary is growing by gVnize a district • convention pf the building material, was upheW in a connected with the Thirty-seventh gation in Washington in firmly stand LINDSAY, Ont„ .'Deq. ' 28.—John _Admira l Charley Henry _Davis, -7<}>"ref ^ Haldlmand Rifles, died suddenly ing by. the'figures of ninety thousand O'Reilly was re-elected mavor by ac-j tired, brother?iiftaw of Senator,.LpjJge the'addition' of recruits In ever-increas Conservative party at the earliest, judgment yesterday in tho first uppol-1 B here last night. ,toas( sal^.vtlvetExcel8ipr Tuesday.. . clumation last night". ••••<• J[ f Massachusetts, died Uere'xe tec4W ing numbers. possible date. ilute court. - - -i 0