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4 1-" MANY BUILDINGS IN PARK SCHEME Property From Laurier Avenue To Deep Cut la WILL CONFORM TO DRIVEWAY AREA Auother important property expropriation-deal in the Capital hai been completed, thia time by the Canadian National Railways, the area consisting of all the land and buildings lying between Laurier avenue east and the head of the Deep Cut, and bounded by Nicholas street and the east bank of the Bideau CanaL Aaaoaaeemeat ot the exproprla- tloa wss nude at the otBces ot the Federal District Commleeton wher It vat stated the Caoadlaa Katlal Railway had ambitious plans aa- dsr wajr (or embellishment of the property, to make It conform with the scheme ot the Federal District Commission drlrewejr. Take Dowa Buildings. All the preeeat buildings oa the property are to ke demolished, probably this ssmmsr, and the whole area taraed Into a feaeral park la keeping with tke locality serosa the canal oa the west side. Property to be taksa over Is owned psrtly by the National Realties, while other portions are assessed la the name at the C.P.R. On of the tsrest buildings to he demolished Is Ike lienor warehouse leased by the Ontario Liquor Control Board.

hat It Is owned by the Canadian National Realties, Ltd. List of Properties. Properties Included la the expropriated area, from Nicholas street, consist ef a dosMe tenement at the eeathweet career of l-surler aad Nicholas street, owned by the C.P.R., a hones aeit to la the same of Aasa Me-Cullough. some ahope owned by At nee Kehoe. Ihe lienor warehouse, -another house at 14 Nicholas street.

Voile tke remainder of. the property lying south is owaed by the Canadian Facile Railway aad the corporation. Total A aye i. According to City 'Halt figure, total asaesameot oa the property expropriated la 1114.115. which In-clades awessmsnt ot ISl.ttO oa the warehouse property, which Ike -already owna.

Thirty Canadians To Be Presented Miues Catherine Hose, -Winifred McConnell and Helen'Taylor in Lls CanaStaa tvw Cable LONDON, April 1. More tksa Jit Canadian women will bo pre-'seated to Qneea Mary whwn the second court of the season Is keld at, Buckingham Palace oa May 1. Thoy are as follows: Madame and Mademoiselle Darld. Quebec City. i Meissy Blrks.

Lady and' lilts Marjory Carrie, Mrs. Herbert Metier, Mtss Phoeb Nohbs, Mrs. llesry and Mies Msrgsret Rw-lines, and Mrs. Roy Wolrln, Mon-tresl. Miss Catherine Hose.

Miss Win ifred McConnell aad Mlsa Helen n. Charlee aad Miss, Ceoil ramble. Miss MUllcent Blekford. Mr. Trsocls and Miss Beatrice Gsge.

Mrs. John J. aad Miss Kathleen Gibbons, aad Mrs. James and Miss Elisabeth Hamilton, of Toronto. Mlsa Boaya Henderson.

of-Ham-Iltoa. Mrs, Frank and Miss Estner Reid, London, OnU Mrs. Easthopa, of Brentford. Miss Ilixabotb Balrd. Mr.

Colla aad Mkw Xltaaeeth Campbell. TOO LATH TO OXAMITY. CAXDWnrt At Ontim. as Friday. AprU IS.

lets, wtlstea Fleming. pounces eoai of sir. sod the leu lore. a. P.

CeldweU. Arnprlor. In twenty-fourth year. Funeral from tne reetdene art bJe father. Ho.

pacta at, Arnpnor, SXmaar. at 10 pa. Interment Amprke Ceene- tery. i JnwAmPS to funeral or th 1st Bon. Doctor t.

W. Bdwaree, MP, IMS Orand kteeter of the Otmnae soleUoe hette Amertoa, will he held under Oeaas aueatees tav, niunday. Apr SIM, at Ail memos, ef the oranee Order wm meet et tne Or-A aaae Kail. Prhwest at, Kingston, at 1 PA. CiravaW At the borne ef his dsufh-tfir.

Mm. T. Lemh. US Oerltnt on Friday, April IP. 1030, Jsmes I fcenry Oerven, to hta eenty-otnth peer.

Funeral from Pint United (mureh. on tsatuntar. Aprlt SO. at a pas. Interment J.iihwio fii rj.

attemws cK and Sport ditiomi mm mimnm FRIDAY 1 APIUL LO VOL. XUV. No. 11L CONTAINING ALL THE CABLES RECEIVED UP TO 4.30. LATE NEWS ON PAGE 22 TODAY.

PRICE TWO CENTS. mm mm UMUU CMR. EXPROPRIATES LAND ALONG EAST BANK OF RIDEAU CANAL if mi Heads jr. D. Barfcholdor, elected preet.

dead of tbe Rotall MeeckaaU' Ae. eocsaatoa, Ottawa, brmaco, darbsg bla abetnte In fCavope. S. TARIFF BILL WILL CUT DO FARMJIPORIS Bates On Beef and Other Meats Win Be Increased. TABOTONCOBN 25 CENTS BUSHEL Caaadata Preas ky Pareet Wire.

WASHINGTON, D. 19. The new tariff bill, iwhicb ia brlna fortnolaled by Repub- lkaM of the House Waya and Means Cotnmittee, behind closed doors, and in as mack neerer as ponaible, inevitably tend to reduce agricultural iniportationi from Canada and other leading agricultural eountriea into the United States, according to the talk current today- among agricultural leaders in, the House and Senate. While exaot rates are not knows. It Is disclosed that rates oa beef and other mea aad rates oa cattle will, ke Uriel Increase la response to demands et Americas lire stock mea aad meat pro-dvcets.

It 4o considered eettled that the' tarlf on corn will be Increased to at leett cents a baihsl and there Is a etermlaed effort -to 'force It to 19 cents, or double tbe present rate. Wheat ftUtioaauT. The wheat rate -will remain where Is bat the flax seed rate wilt be Increased end before the tariff measafe is enacted It laei-pec ted this wilt be put high enough almost to shut out Importations of Isx seed. May IwHwde Bhlnglee. American lumber tatereete aad especially the shingle producers of the northwestern states, are carrying oa a persistent campaign to here rates raised eo ae to ehut cut Canadian competition.

Indica tion! are tbe rates oa anlnglee will be sharply Increased. The shingle mea ot the northwestern ststes hero sent by parcel post a package ot shlnglee to erery member of Congress with a printed statement accompaaylaf it, plead ing tor protecuoa. awett PriHectloM. Meantime, 8eoatjra and House members tram the ladustrlat statu and centres ot the eait are exert ing efforta to knee tbe ratee oa maay lines of manufactures in creased. The chief 'taleeaoe which may senre to hold dowa the Industrial ratee will Jbo protects from agricultural member that It will do tbe farmer ot this cooatrr ae good to hare sgrlcultural rates Increased If ratee on prodacte of mills and Industries air pat up to new high level.

"JIB." Renews lac ha wrote the Boring biography of his brll- llaat father, Wiastea Church- Ut has bee recognised as oae of the greatest llvtag 'masters of the Kscllah language. Nor have the pawing years duVsd his style. Ia Th After-" 1 math." Jnst off th presses. and which I th last of three i volumes dealing with the, War. Churchill has I written book which, la the j'nnaalmoue Judgmeat of entire, ranks htm.

among the great--eat of tke world's klstorlasa. I Little In English literature, Is said, surpaaae vlvldnass and mastery of word painting hie chapters a Leal and tke Irish leeder. Michael Oolllss. In Satartey'a Journal. Hot.

RIGHT OF LINERS CARRYING LIQUOR TO BE ARGUMENT U.S. May Use This For Settlement of I'm Alone Sinking. BOATS AFFECTED BRITISH REGISTRY The tailed state not ia reply to Canadian mpraarntation eo-(ardiag the elnking of the I'm Alone is now la tbe haad pt the Department at Extensa! Affair here. It is eery lewatfhy ewewmcnt. eoter-lag neorly thirty pagee.

TnncU o. AMham. Canadian rnee Cerreapendent. WASHlNaTON', D. April 19.

The right of passenger-liners, registered in British country, to carry liquor under teal into an American port, may be need by the American Government as an argument for proinpt and amicable aettlement of the dispute orer the sinking by the American coast guard of the Canadian schooner I'm Alone. It the treaty 'et Isle, which grant the right to challenge and board auspeeted smuggler wltkla an hour's Journey "of shore doee not slso Imply ths right to parsua aad sink a ship which refused to submit, thsn ths treaty might Just at wall be discarded. A Great Drnaftajref If the 111 treaty la discarded, ships ot British regUtry cannot carry aleoholle bereragee lata American ports for ase oa Ike outward voyage. 'H WUhla tbe Jaat day or the point ha been brought an ia unofficial conversation by oltclal ot in (tato department and tae treasury department, the tw. depart-Coetrlndeel em Paae 4.

Cel. B. F. D. Burkbolder Again Chosen Head Retail Merchants Transient Traders, Good Friday Closing and Prise Contributions Discussed at Annual F.

O. Burkbolder was re-elected president of the Ottawa branch of the Retell Merchaata' Association of Canada at their aaaust meeting held at ll Sparks street laat night. Other officers elected were: First rlce-presldenf, J. A. Lsroeque; see-end vice-president, B.

0. Crsbtree; third J. W. McEI-roy; treasurer, B. D.

McOlffla; eee-retary, Normaa Browalee. Mr. Crnhtre presided la the absence of the preeldent, who Is now la Europe. Serersl matters came np for discussion, among them being the aew Transient Traders' Art, which J. C.

Campbell, district secretary, read to the He explained that while It was not aU what they had expected lt was setter Cwwcladed oa Page 'd. Cot. 0. SIB H. HABM3W0BTH DIES IK LONDON LONDON, April 1 Sir Hllds-brand Harmswortb brother of Lord Rolhtrtnere, noted British nsw.

paper owner, died In London yesterday, aged IT. Sir HUdebrand Joined kit brother. Lord Norttacllff aad Lord Rothermere la Journallem at the age of le. He started the New Liberal Review la February, 1191, and Inter, 108-1 1 wa the eole proprietor at the Globe Churchill's Book hie "Booklovers Corner" will write tbe 0ru of two ertielee renewing "The Aftermath." -They will be ankles which ao oae wke loves sound literary criticism, or who can die-tlngulsk between tke genuine critic end the Joereelletle Im- nrovloer. eaa afford to ml.

Mr. Borrsll has a personal aeqnalntance wltk Cherchlll: ke was himself a holder of cabinet office during meet of lb Greet Wr: and, what Is more Important, be has th gift of summarising and later. pretiog what I best: In ny book for the benetlt ot-hls readers. No on, therefor, ehould mis this review ot th tost memoreWe hook-of the yeer by eg of Canada's most euutsndlag reviewers of. awaaaV).

215 Miles An Hour it 1 ft''. 1 iL Clap. PUlcola Cajaipbell, lMUsh racing drtrer, who loua-bod aid mile aa howr ia trhal rmn at Cafe of Good stop today. DOES 21 5 MILES Capt Malcolm Campbell Seeks To Break Segrave's I Record. HIGHLY PLEASED WITH mST TEIAL Caaadlea Pram Csaes.

VERXEUK PAN', Cape ot Good Hope, April 19. Captain Malcolm Campbell, British radius; driver, who is seeking to break lhe331-milei-an-hOa AwV ord set by Major IL 08ograve, tonched 215 roiled to hour in a trial mn here today, in bis caf, Blue Bird. Captala Campbell made only an trip But a waa aigaiy aatiaaed with It result. (ipeiisneed dltnculty-et only on stag when, as a result of a bump, ke waa literally shot Into th tr aad travailed it fact without touching th track. II especte to make ala Anal attempt tomorrow.

Australian Cadet Died Suddenly William Strachan, 17, Was Ouest of Mr. and Mrs. Bert H. Cole in Ottawa. Canadian Ores bp Direct Kin.

NIAGARA PALLS, OnU. April 1. William Btraeban17. member of the Australian Csdst party, dlsd In hospltsl hsre early today, as a result of hemorrhsgs of ths heart. His brother Eric, 10, Is also la lb party.

The fad waa removed to the hospital last evening aad Major 1. 1. Simons, head ot the party, was summoned st two-thirty and Strachan expired at three. His home was In Qnnlsd. public service we held this forenoon la the Collegtat Institute nnd lt Is expected that burial will take place her tomorrow.

Plan for th trip hare been changed. ated of leaving here for London, this morning as planned, ths party will likely remain la this city until Buadsy, 8lghtselng trips snd festlvltle bsv be rxacelled. Gent la Ottawa. While 1 Ottawa with the party of -Aaatrsllaa boys. William Hlracba was a guest la tbe home of Mr.

aad Mrs. Bsrt H. Cole. 7 Cameron aveans. Mrs.

Cols wss shocked when shs wt Informed ot th boy's death, by Th Journal. "I'm awfully sorry to hear ot It," ahe said, "tor he waa a vary an boy. He seemed suite well whll he was here, tbe only trouble he bed as far as I knew, being a slight cold." Erie Btrsckae. William's brother, stayed at tbe home ot Mr. and Mrs.

II. 8. Holds. Its Clsmow avenue. H.

K. Carruthera, secrstsry of th Board of Trad, who had so much to do with the Australian boys' reception, waa much grieved to hear of Strachan' death. DONATES $125,000 ST. MICHAEL'S FUND TORONTO. April 1 Frank P-O'Connor ha given, flts.eee to start the tl.

000.000 campaign of St. Michael' College for aew build-Inge tnd endowment. ANOTHER ARTICLE FROM P. ROSS Mr. P.

eesde The Jour-nel from Cenaee graphic story ot the beauty and charm of' the Riviera. He describee Its "senseless gantbilac He tells of Its tragi history, sad atop a rampart he medltatee oa the lesson of the qwt War. It la a moving article and it will appeer la all editions To Joaraa) tomorroji. LEAGUE DROPS SOVIET SCHEME Russian Delegate Reserves Sight To Make Additional Statement. REPORT SOVIETS MIGHT WITHDRAW By Gwri HiwhWn, rsmltsa fr)a mium ccjrrWf3wiMnu GENEVA.

April 19. The Lcavue of Nations' preparatory com mission on disarmament emerged from ita impasse today by rejecting in effect tbe Soviet Governraent'e disarmament scheme. But farther words remain to be said. As the commission passed to the second item on the agenda, Maxim Lit- vinoff, Bnsaian vice-commissar for foreign affairs, reserved the right to make an additional statement. "Aa oar draft convention ha be rejected." M.

LHviaoff slg-nlflcaatly said. ask permission to make further declarations tomorrow ia regard to the attitude ot the Soviet delegation to the future work of the ovwia May Withdraw. Joakhaer Loadoa. of tke Netherlands, chairman of th commission, replied that aa the commission baa already gfvea Ita decision, he was sasbls to aalhortse Lltvlnoff to make any further statement. Hs suggested tke Russlaa delegsts should make bla declaration In writing, which could be circulated aaeoag the delegates- Aad as the commission turns to other hnalaaea there 1 ansong tho delegplss as to what farad Lrt vl Dog a dselaratloa will take.

Rumor haa hee going round thai a flat rejection of the Soviet's sweeplag proposals for mathematical redaction la armpmeats would be followed ky withdrew! ot the. Coaeladed aei Fan? Cel. T. 14 KM, 20 Hurt Railroad Wreck Locomotive of Chile Train Lost Its Wheels in unknown Manner. amirlsled rtew Cabl.

SANTIAGO. Chile. April II. FourtMe persons were killed end It Injured In a railroad wreck bo-tweea Unique aad Aatofagasta lata last light. Th locomotive ef tbe train loat Ita waeele la om unexplained fasbloa aad the care which It was drawing piled Into It aad overturned.

The third cor et the train was th most badly smashed. -A relief train carrying physicians and Red Crow equipment wss dis patched from Baquebane Biation to aid those Injured. 8TJT0N GAVE CREDIT SIR WILFRID LAURIER By HCNBV 80MEBVILLC. et The Joe ma! Louden News Bareaa. t'errlhs.

LONDON. April It. Commis sioner Lamb, of the Balvatlen Army, recall that whea be wss last In Toronto Blr Clifford Blflon told him that it was Blr Wilfrid Laurier who Uid th foundations of what came to he kaowa ae th Siftoa Policy 'of Immigration, -i Blr Wilfrid gav hi persons! attention to the selection of tbe staff aad assured Blr Clifford Blfton that he would remove any omriai who waa found temperamentally unfitted tor th position. Laurier also bad a clear perception It would be a mlstak to try to dealings with Immigrant too much. There waa a human element which required the minister be In cloee touch with hie- work and unfettered by order fad regulations, Johnny Miles of Hamilton Repeats Victory of 1926 Coming First In Marathon Canadian Hath Skat ten Old Records by Nearly Four Minutes.

NEW Y0RKRUNNER HAN GOOD SECOND Aaeertated Press by Dtreot wm. BOSTON, April 19. Johnny Miles, of Hamilton, formerly of Sydney Mines, N. today won tba 32nd annual Boston Athletie Association marathon. It waa the second time he has won the event.

In rcpeatinff his 1926 victory to day he shattered tbe old record of 2 hours, minutes and 7 4-5 seconds by covering; the 20 miles, 385 yards in 2 hours, 33 minute and ft 4-5 aweonda. Karl Koekl, running "under the colors ot th rtaalsh-Amertcaa A.C., Now Tork, waa soooad aad Willie Kyroaea, of Ihe eame club. waa third. Both Koekl and Ky roaea broke the old record established last year by Clarence De- mar, veteran Melrose runner. Koskl'a Time.

Ksskl'a time waa 1 hours. II mlnutee. and seconds and Ky roaea a boar. minutes. i seconds.

Seek aad Seek. -Mile and htlchalson were monies neck and neck wkan th ld- era reached Lake street, en tbe Newton-Boston line, about 4 mile from th anlth. Their time at this point was two hours, three minutes and Ik S-4 badrd yard behind them feme Karl KoskL of the Finnish-America A. New York, wall Lrnrnh, who had aeid tae wad aunag is am of the race, waa trailing Koskl by 10 eards. Jimmy Hennlgaa.

of the Dor chester club, waa galeae: eeooau. In laet year' rac, and was oae ot th tavovltea la today' vnt. dropped out before rescuing tae Lake etrcet checking etauoa. Taylor wss ia gfth place Oavrla had dropped back to tentk place. Demur Waa lath Mere.

Demar waa 11th at this stag. A mil beyond Lake street Mile wss stabllshed In tint place wua MlehelsoB second. Koskl- third. Lsmb fourth; OTool fifth, end Tsylor sixth. When the runners psssed Coolldge corner sboel two miles from th flolshl Mil wss' leading Michelso by second.

The Nova Scotia runner' time at tht point wss H.5. Koskl wss in third plac and Kyronen wss fourth. Jack Lamb Fifth. Whit htlcheltoa, ef th Melrose A. A.

ub. csms la fourtn. tens then two minute behind Kyronen. Mlehelsons tlm wss 1-1. Miles wss running under th colors ot th Olympic Cluh.

ot Hamilton. Oat. Jack Lamb, of the Dorcbe- ter Club, who led th Held during th drat halt of the rce. was In fifth plac at the dalsh. Tim.

l.Jf:J. Dcwiar Waa Ninth. He led William Taylor, of Sydney Mines, N.8., who was sixth, by 10 seconds. Ruotealamen, ef th North Branch Y.M.C.A., Montrenl, sarenth. In 1.41.01.

Ronald Tool, ot St. John's, was eighth In l.tS.IT, and Demar, slx- tlmes winner or race, was uiuia In S.4S.47. pd Ward, iunlor. of th Mill- rose A. was tenth to cross Ihe line.

His tim wss x.se.is Hugo Ksuppinen. of the Ksleva A. f- New York, wa 11th. only 1-i of a second behind Ward, apd Francis T. uonneit, ot unanaqau A.

C. Philadelphia, wa lath, la I.4I.JS. 'Kennedy la wled: Carl Llader, ot the Boston A. who won th race In 11 1, finished lSth today, and Bill Kennedy, Port Chester, N. brtcklnyer, who wns foor laded oa Page 33.

Col. d. May Replace Him Montreal Tbitt Odie Cleg- a av sywwlll 1 Hart To Quit Canadien Hockey Club; Jo btUuch PoMibllity Im AdTnced In Born, roraer FiwaDurgn manager, iud -Blgned On A Coach. Canadian Pvs hy Direct Wle. unwnwit su i Tha lfnatreal Star today savs that Ceell Hart, manager of Cndlns, National Hockey League elh, 1-tmmA.

ik. adds that "according to rell- abl Information. Joevnettarlnleh. eenlov partner of the eport trlumvlr-ste of Cettarlnloh. rMMnrand and Ltonrna.

owaere ot the Habitable, wonld take charge of Ihe Flying Frenchmen next esson. Mr. Hart, th paper fncajla, has wanted to reslg tor eome tlm owing to hoslaess rsaaoaa. Latest News Sporting and Markets 0 Go 1 I Breaks tbe Eecord 1 1 fatrany MBee, of Hamfttoa, who www the nevmila Hoasua Marat ho thle atcrwooM, ertting a new rrcoru pt two nMHirs, oa aslav ut, sao a e-D aocoaa. Say Election Is iSetForNbVember 5 COork C.

P. Edition hwrvicw. TORONTO, April 1. Although Premier O. Howard Ferguson say th Government will set the lectio da! "to suit th people when the timed cotties." the Liberal party discussed provtnclsl-wlde reorganisation yesterday on the strength ef rumor thst th Premier 1 to "spring" aa lctlo In November.

It became know to day. Premier Fergusoa will ad. dreea the Toronto Liberal- Conaer- vallva neatness Men dub at a luncheon en Tuesday. Th sddress Is heralded ss an Important one. nd there Is much local specula- tloa as to whether he will reveal Sis -plsae concernlag a general election.

1 PLACK BIO OKDKR8. 1 BELFAST. Northern Ireland, April II Orders for II largs steamship representing an xpen- diture of about I j.oee.eoo (approximately $1000,000) here been placed In Scottish ehlpyards by th Brasltlan Navlgatloa Com-rany, of Rio Janeiro. CANADIA.f FIRR lAUtHEIi. TORONTO.

April I. Fire losses In Csnide 'for ths week ended April 17. ItM, are estl-msted by the Monetsry Times at 1 187,00, as compared with for th previous week, sad with $133, S0 for ths correspond- ing wees oi last year Record and Forecast of the Weather Th Joerasl standard thermometer at TOIIONTO, April It. Thh dls- 1 wa- AMT the Btat of Main yeterday Is moving nortb- esstwsrd witn oimiuisnin immu nd pressure continues- low orer v.ir a thm Mietlnent. whll high pressnr extend from th Atlsntlc ststes northwsrd scross tbs Oreal Lk.es to Hudson Straits.

The weather hss been mostly fair with modrt temperature la tbe weelera province and unsettled with showers from th Ottawa Valley eastward. mmA itmmmTIu. ttwrence VaiUni NaMherlv winds fair to- iSnv and Batnrday. hecvmlng little Tempsrstares. viwm Hirst Dunn a a m.

Tsad'r. ttisbt Prlnos munert Jasper 17 Vlfltrla SO 4 Kamloop se JJ se Oaleary SO IS gdmontott 34 Saskatoon JJ PTtnc Albert 34. ...44 Brandon WlnnlDes SS A SO Kenors 4 i- Bauit ate. Msne Toronto 40 4 S4 Klnsiton as 40 v. so Ottawa Montreal 40 JO SS Quebee 40 S4 tfTjoha.

SS J4 BLAME FAILURE OF PARLEY FOR BANKER'S DEATH Lord Eevelstoke, Joint Leader of Brjtiah Dele-" gation, Dies Suddenly. HAD BEEN UNDER INTENSE 8TKAIN ssrlted Press CaSle. LOMkO.N, April IP. British oArlal rlrrle view th reparation deaKllark In Pari a aertoa, bwt till do bus heller that the las word between th Orrnmn and allied delegation ha been spoke. I I exported her that sous now Men will be takes to keep) tb negotiation alive.

asaetlated Press Cable. PARIS, April 19. Broken and tired by the failure of the reparations conference to arrive at a satisfactory aettlement. Ixrd Revelxtoke, distinguished British banker, died in hit apartment at 7.30 a.m. today.

Heart failure waa given aa th cause. His brother, the Hon. Cecil was at his side when the end eame. The plsnary seaslo ot th repara tloaa experts' committee, which wa (o hesr hi report this morning oa the breek dowa ot th toater-ae aegotlatleas, conrsned aad immediately sdjoerned. I'adVr Btarnln.

Intimates said "ths fsmou Britlaher. who thsred Sir Josls Slant the leadership ot th British delegation, bad bee under a Intense strsln throughout yes- tsrdsy session 01 aia UD-come mitts. At this stsslos th German delef stto refused a em promise with tn Allies, msklsg Imminent Its adjournment ana failure. j- I .1 .1.1., MH.t. I nJ Wa.

lag tired. He ws kellersd to have bald at -th end some-bop the rsparatlonry eoatertnc might still mrg wltk some sort ef a settlement, this belief being based oa comments to his brother when he arrived et the aparJmeot be maintained at Paa-boraj Saint Honor. He com pie I a ed of being tired ed thee aald: "I don't auppoa that this thing Cwaradd rHa Cot- W.T.Goo&onlreft AwM A. A4 AA Former Sarnia Member's Pamily WiU Share To Equal Extent. Prsa hy Direct wire.

HARNIA. April It. la the wlU. of th lata William T. flood Ison, died for probata with the registrar of tbe Ceaoty ef Lamb- -ton, th veto of th tt la glren ss $171,000.

msd ap for th moot port of 1.11 shars In th John flood Ison Thresher Ltd of which Mr. Ooodlaon was nresldsnt. Th eel ate also Include shara la. th Industnsl Loan ana mortgsg Compsay of this city aad other law emsis. Heirs of the estate ere Ida Mar gery Ooodlaon.

his widow, a Son, John E. goodlsoa. nnd a daughter, Margery, who share to equal extent. The Ooodlaon city horn aad con tents aad the home at Lak Huron SMrh an willed to hta I Tke eseeutore md are Ida Margery Ooodlaon, John Ooodlaon, Charlee White, of Sarnia. and Charlee F.

Ada, K.C., at Calgary, i aoo) today registered BO FAST Y0UMC, MAN OOWM'T FINISH UT John's, "lid. Detroit N. Vork Obaflottetown 4 40 41 43 S3 99 40 AmaeaansM Ada. at Pngj In.