Evening Advocate, 1923-01-15

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OFFICIAL  ORGAn7   OF  THE  FISHERMEN'S !! PROTECTIVE   UNION   OF   NEWFOUNDLAND
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Vol.     X.,     No.     12.
ST. JOHN'S,      MONDAY,     JANUARY     15,     1923/
PRICE : TWO CEN
Germany Suspends Obligations Under The Treaj
Bonavista Reports F.P.U. Membership Almost Double That of Last Year
Germans Say Peace   |
Treaty is Violate}
Suspend AH Payments and Stagfj
Demostrations of Protest
Newfoundland-Canada |N0TED WRITER
Labrador Dispute    ! PASSES AWftY
F '"FULL OF YEARS'
t donionstraJCommsslon  I
_ outside'wcrld f<
o eight months e
present time i „•■
PARIS. Jan.  14—Thj    Iteparatio
' les Treaty. fcflgt
Seaplane Tragedy  ,V
French Cruisers Sail
at Once for Memel
 i  j    KEY.   West   Florida.   Jan.   14-
l'ARIS. Jan. 14—Tlie French emit-,ateamer Henry Mr. Flagler ar
er Vollair now at Brest has heen or-'h<>re Inst. nigh, with three sur»
dercd to sail at once for Memel, In of the seaplane Columbus which
addition to two torpedo boat destroy- wrecked and sunk yesterday i
ers despatched yesterday to the 13al- noon carrying four of U<
tic. to death.    The drowned are Edwjj
is not disputcil thi\( Newfoundland
u-ls tIn-_.i-i-.i_-t of   Labrador,   the
question- at issue Is as to how far in-
tier    territory    extends.      She
it should extend to the height
Id gh'b
i, attention apparently
t harring been drawn to thc ques-
n. so Canada latterly claims rights'
dtatrlcta where Newfoundland has
-viously exercised authcrlty nnn
anted lands for homesteads, lumber
; nnd mining purposes. As n result,
this clash of Interests and author-
It was decided to submit thc mat-'
LONDON, Jan. 14—Frederick Har I
rl-oji, noted as Posltlvlst. Historian
and PhlUsopher. and founder of tho
Posltlvlst Society, died last night al
Bath.   Ho was ninety-two years old.
French Will Occupy
Stinnes Property
Make Further Advances
e-fllth  c
the t
epenl
>uiil sc
". i ■
■c strong sup
im previous disputes in differ-
s of the world where the watc*
■■ii ine has been upheld.
la. however, contends, that as
; of various Imperial and Do
Ribot is Dead
.1.11.   e
DIESSELDORK.  Jan.  14—Bochum. penalties (or what they term the wll-
the  great  contre  of the  S'.lnncs  In- ful failure of Berlin to fulfil its «a-
dustrics will be occupied a tew days dertnkings.    Concerning the coal de-
hence. the French have decided, unless liveries  France undertakes to     par
to thy grave in the. German Government undergoes a *.he cost of labor and salaries of em-
a shock of corn' change of heart and abandons     its ployeca and miners only.   The owners
season."       Frederick PoMcy of interference and of opposi- must look to Berlin for other orer-
^iioTwell under"waytbC "'  "de\"arrl8°n' au,hor and Philosopher, waa tion.which  the French  consider     it head expenses and Items which n
The situation represented Is r ser- one °r •hose "Plrlts whlcl,• detaching Jja*  bee"  following' the p
lous one for Cnada. became lust as'themselves from thc trival round of,The -"Tench authorities do i
Alaska deprives Canada's wesUrn ar- common   affairs,   nevertheless  strove *">unce the date of the advance, but are prepared to assist the c
tas of an outlet to the Pacific Ocean, valiantly for those things which    arp make no secret of the fact that they the collection from Berlin t.
so  Newfoundland's  possession ot the good, and which exercised a profound •iaTe decided to extend the    occupa- tent of occupation of tbe Bochun
const of Labrador operates to prevent influence on their day and generation'tion further eastward for the purposo glon and also further territory
hcr getting access to-the Atlantic the Probably many young men of present  of coercing Germany lato paying   for ward later, should Gci
»«n« way.                                                 |dny culture would find some difflcul [coal reparations d "
PUBLIC NOTICE
■ jty In d
Inlng exactly what is o
The   schooner
DEAD BARGAINS \
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Prices Slaughtered    |
LADIES* FURS
To clear during this week our Entire Stock ft
Ladies' Muf f s 1
«5.
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western part
Belle Isle Strait east and ncrth of
idson Strait, and west of that Ih
■ territory known as Canadian Lnh-
lor. now n part of the province 01
Quebec.    Doth areas    :
country' Inland, but mlc
by Positivism, the creed
hich  Harrison  was  the  leading
  j exponent.   Thc creed itself may have
I been  merged   into  newer   codes     of
Under an Act representing philosophic thought, but this does not
the  St.  John's General   HOS* lessen the debt which is due to Htt-|
. „ pita!   (fl  Gofrfec V^~-€hap -.-taa—h, thf-Wnkers of ^-vtaaaat^^^ was walklng
by Newfound jXIX.) and with the approval __* .^ .thld^ ^"."^l!^.'-'^ OB «■• «»? ot «*• Par*"
Thnt  tho  debt  was  recognized
of the Governor in Council, "'■ 1cv'nc1cdh °\ *!8 n'"c,'e,h^?"
*_.« D i «r r> t_ day, in October 1921, when an address
the Board of Governors have WB8 prt,9cm<Kl t0 hlm al hI„ reiIldence
fixed and prescribed the fol- at Bain.  The signatures to the ad-
lowing Scale Of  fees    tO    be dress were headed by that   of   the .
levied   from   and   paid  by   all  Prime  Minister, and  included    those \mtAi
persons Who OCCUpy beds or ot men of such diverse thought   and
i  lnk-i
i-ulnsiiln 160 m'Hcs
rclsed    Jnrli
1,1! undergo   treatment   at   the ac,lon as Sir Jamcs   Barr,c-   Ro'",
'*  Hosnital' Clynes. A. C. Benson. Sir Kdward El-
" I gar. Lord Esher,    John   Galsworthy.
SCALE   OF   FEES. , Thomas Hardy. Lord    Haldane,    tho
Every      person      receiving *5l8h°P9 of London and Extetcr,    Sir
treatment in the St.  John's wm"im
rapping   i
In 1S98 thc    Ottaw;
icd an Art giving th.
•s the part belonging
Watson and
LATEST
Wolf, Badger, Skunk, Coon, Oppossum, Marmot,    ft
Fox and Lynx. , 2&
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and Goat
Also some lines BLACK FURS at almost GIVE
AWAY PRICES.
A Good Selection
Children's Imit. Fur Sets
Sample Lots, Not Two Alike
Come In to-day,     m
%lect Something From Our Stock Taking §
BARGAIISJS
Bowring Bros., Ltd.
}.    Wells
pay their
'   testimony  to  Harrison's  "long     and
fees according to thc follow-1 spIcmII(, life llvcd ,„ th0 ger-vh^  of|
ing Scale:— ■ 'humanity."
Persons    admitted    tO    the!    Frederick Harrison, born In London
public wards, $1.00 per day. ' •>•-»•. **•■■,0 k1i,k'8 college London
Persons occupying private|aml «""w"ds to wadham. oxford
rooms, $10.00- p^r  week  in CaMc? !° _h° T he TT PT__
_■_••__•        __     __•_      •  -l      __■ »'sor n. nd Intcrnatlon
addition to the daily fee ofi., Uw t0 ,ph0 lnng of Court.   Moro
vl.00. than half a century ago he rendered
TO COVer COSt Of dressings, I remarkable  servico   as   Secretary   .0
anaesthetics, and for the USe I the     Commission     concerned     with
Of the Operating   Room,   pa-1 Trade*   Union   activities.     He   was
u.tients undergoing operations ■■«<•« i***-urer at Cambridge m  100.
'_,l_oll .*_..  o  £«_ «ff   einnn   i«  Washington Lecturer at    Chicago    s
■ shall pay a fee of $10.00_^ui ycar Uler and HerbertJ3poncer Uc.
Oxford In 1905.    One of tho<
last  ofllccs  he  filled  was     vlce-prc-
Every applicant for admiS- sldent of the Royal Historical Society
SiOn  tO   the     Hospital     must arid  of  the   London     Library.    The,
bring Or forward tO   the   Su- Freedom of Bath, where he spent the
caixjary. Jan. i5.-There will h. perintendent of the Hospital. la8t ••",rs of hi? ",fe' ™ *$$E*.i
> sympathetic strike of miners in dis £_.-.♦:ficat(. sjpned hv   a   dulv.Upon h"" ,owariU the cl08° ot 1921'
let stglTuen . u. m. w.. according to certificate signea Dy a auiyj   ,nvaluablc ag wero thC8e services
decision reached after a full day's registered physician tttat t0 the community, U is of Frederick
conference regarding their attitude to-IsUCh applicant is a proper'Harrison, tho serene detached think
wrd the Edmonton strike. [subject    for   Hospital     treat-  er nnd observer, working silently In
''    own study, that one most
ponder over.    Thc  range of
rks o^H^o^unnes^-asTccuXa General Hospital Act,   1915
to-day by French forces.     , [all patients who are unable to
pay fees shall be required to
bring with them a certificate
of their   inability   to   pay
'/election, Nov. 15. but on rea
home took to her' bed md dii
get up again.
'   Mrs. Slssons got a liking for
ilurl when she had turned 100 and
aeroplane trips.    Asked
■flighty" o
'un.-irl.-n replied; "Not mi
bit of pluck and
I have always had."
mips and Jams   I
owl should bc soaked In vln  fermenting, add a small piece o
few hours before It Is cook- phate of poti
cd.   Steaming Is thc most satisfactory.
method of cooking it, and the rule Is As |,,n ;ljr rises, and hea*. c
to allow an hour for each year of thc fermentation, do not store Jams
fowl's age. pickles on a top shelf.
> ,,ar addition to the fees specified .
•£*! above.
ell to the Boor, doubling u
died without speaking a word,
liquor Is believed to h
fatSl Ingredients.
BERLIN. Jan.    15.—Following    the
.structlon of French placards In the
reels of Essen, the Fronch command  "',
• ordered thc German police   guard which shall be Signed by the]
i duty constantly day and night, nnd (Resident Relieving   Officer,
advised that the continuance of such [or where there   iS,    ttO    SUCh
would,mean punishment for tho Officer ty  a   Justice    of    tho
l"<l1 Peace, a Clergyman or other
» or f
r actions of a like
Raiders' Govt.
BERLIN. Jan. 14 — A despatch received here from Heldekrug south
was*, ot Memel, says Lithuanian, raid
ers have set up a new Governmen
with M. Slmonetltls as President
Slftionetltls Is reported to have re
quested the Allied High Commissioner to withdraw French troops from
Memel territory.
responsible persons.
The fees of such   patients
thereupon   payable   by   theparge.   uter he
Commissioner   of   Public*'-"
Charity, by virtue of the said
Act.
By order of   the   Board   o
Governors.
GEORGE SHEA, Chairman
W. H. RENNIE, Secretary
wonderful. Studies o
[Tennyson, Ruskln, Mill and others
came from his pen. and will always
be considered classics of their kind
Works on the meaning ot history and
'th5r choice of books, an exposition on
the creed of a layman are others of
his most notable publications.
More than thirty years ago Harrison stood unsuccessfully for Parliament, opposing Sir John Uibbock,
leader In good works. Harrison's
failure to get elected can hardly be
considered a loss to the world at
is appointed an
London County
Council, "but resigned of'.cr tour
Noisy debate over matters of
passing moment were not (or htm.
One of -Frederick Harrison's four sons,
Mr. Austin Harrison, Is still editor
of the "English Review.**'
KVXNIXO abtocatb!
FAIRBANKS MORSE
•1   MARINE AND STATIONARY ENGINES.
"The engine with the reputation."
* Reduced prices.
A. H. Murray & Co., Ltd.,
ST. JOHN'S.
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