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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1922

Mall, Cana $3.00. U.S. A, 64.00
Py annal Subseription, Delivered $5,006,
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Proceedings in the
Provincial Legislature

Lively Discussion on Woman's Right to Vo
... Husband's Property Qualification,

PROVINCIAL LEGISLATURE
May 1st. Afternoon Session.

‘NHE HOUSE met at 4 p. m.

form with the Dominion Act which;cepted by him.

says a child of eighteen years or

under (and not sixteen as in our|Ment you are following the Domin-
act) is dependent, and that such jon statute, but. with this differ; n butter and egg profits.
a child may be brought before alence, that in Dominion  elections|Whom does the piano belong? To
Stipendiary Magistrate and dealt| there is only one vote, while here
with if necessary in the locality he or] we have two. The property voters
she may be at the time, without/as a rule are very much slower | Teal estate,
incurring unnecessary expense. |in polling than the franchise vot-

MR. STEWART—This Act is|ers because they have two votes

asked for by the Children’s Aid| t

PREMIBR BELL—:The only dif-
ficulty we would have is that it ig
certain that the
sheriff will be the returning offic-
er. There is provision made in- the

PREMIER BELL—I have been|Act tor the appointment of a cor
asked to introduce a small pbill{tain person—“the Saeriff or such
if the House has no objection, [jother person ag may be appoint-
would ask ‘that it be introduced|ed.” It is impossible to know in}
without notice and that it gojadvance who the officer will be,
through second reading. It is an|but anything you can do.to assist
act to amend an: Act for the pro-jthe returnisg officer to carve up
tection of neglected) and depen! the district into polling diviisons
dent children. ‘The bill is to con-! Will no doubt be very gladly ac-

not apsolutely

France Increases

Outlay on Navy

* (Special to The Guardian)

PARIS, May 16—France will
spend 325,000,000 francs more on
her navy next year than this. The
national budget 1923 was distribu-
ted to Deputies in the Chamber to-

day by Count ‘Delasteyrie.. Minis:

of Finance. . The increase in naya]
appropriations was the most atri-
king feature.

rf
t+

man, one vote; one woman, one
vote”; ;
/PREMIBR BELL—A woman has
no interest in the property at all
while her husbandlisl living. I think
that\Jf we give, women avote they
themselves will be looking out for
their interest and one. thing they
will do will be along the line I
have suggested—of having all pro-
perty held jointly by 'the husband

and wife, In the home they pur-

WASHINGTON
HIS DECLINED

WASHINGTON, May 16.—The
State Department made public last
night the text of a message to Am-

chase, say, 2 piano and it is paid |
MR. STEWART—In this amend |for partly by the-efforts of the wo-
man who it may be saves up for it

the husband,
HON, MR. LBA-—That is not

PREMIER BRLL-We are not
talking about real estate, we are
© poll. You don’t want to* make a|talKing about property. Why doe:

bassador Child of Genoa declining
in invitation to participate in the
new European Economic  Confer-

‘lence at the Hague.

often intelligence does not get a
man anywhere,

HON. MR. JOHSTON—Then it
is not intelligence.

‘HON, MR. COX—'The Attorney
General opposes the amendment on
several grounds; one of them; that
the young men and young women
on the farm would iwant the secong
vote too. But I think the mother
who brought those young people
up should have the vote and it- is
time for the rest to look for a
vote when they have a family of
their own. I know’ plenty of: cases
where the woman is the business
head' of the family and the man is
the worker. I would strongly sup-
port Mr. -McDonald’s motion be
cause I think jt is only just and
the right to the second yote.

Germans Pay 50,-
000,000 Gold Mraks
On Reparations

(Special to The Guardian)

BRUSSELS, May 16—The Ger-
man Government yesterday deposi-
ted with the Belgian Treasury tie
final payment of 50,000,000 gold
marks under the provisional mora-
torium granted by the reparations
Commission, *

cillors as well as -assemblymen,
Until we think the time ripe. for
making a change in the constitu.
tion of this Legislature I believe
that We should give the women
simply what they ask for, A- man
must own property worth $325 to
vote for a Councillor. Consequent-
ly if we give the woman who owns
property io the same value. the
seme right, we are doing all that
We are asked to Go.

MR, METHERELL—Could it
not be possible to avoid all this
—couldn’t.a man give his wife a
litle to certain por“ons of his land
and then she would‘have the-yote?

IMR. GPEAKIER| DUFF Y—Cor-
tainly, If the husband thinks it
fair for his wife to have a property
vote it would be very simple for
him: ‘to transfer $325 ‘worth of

BANDITS MAKEMore Complications

A IG HAY

‘SPRINGFIELD, May 16—Four

At Genoa Conference

inndits nan autonobio ineregt|U» 9. Refusal to Attend Hague Conference Brings

ed a machine carrying the payroll
of the ‘St LouisiSan Francisco rail
way ;co., this morning and got
thirty thousand dollars current
silver. Police Detective Ben Lamb
was hituin the arm by a shot fired
by the bandits,

ture to amend that statute and,

New Note from Allies, Allies Drop Rassian
Questioa. we

(Special to The Guardian) { PARIS, (May 15—The French Ca-
GENOA, May 16—America's re-}binet today decided to refuse to

fusal to approve the Hague planjsend delegates to the Hague to
makes it extremely probable that/consider the Russian question, if
the proposed conference to appoint|the proposed conference is in any
i Russian Commission will be call-| respect politica.! Only if the con-
ed off and the French. indicated to- | ference at the peace palace next

rather the F . day they will follow the lead of the|month is limited strictly to econo-
hee ee Dave Seep On United States and refuse to parti-|/mic subjectcs will the French at:
ment to the amendment of Mr, ; pate in the proposed conference /tend.

McDonald.

and the Russians withdrew their] GPNOA, May 16—The Council of

MR. D. C. MCDONALD—Can] acceptance and asked for. twenty-!the League of Nations refused to-

we not let the clause stand,. We

four hours delay to cor sider a new/day to take up the Russian prob:

will not finish ‘the Blectior, Act/TePly.. The Allies desperate at/lem and referred it to the Genoa

tonight amyway.

seeing their hopes for a renewal|conference at the Norwegian gov-

3 y B ? the |ernments request for an immediate

IHON. MR, CROSBY—I ati) |}of the European conference at §
in toe at itis a Tae oa tno|Hague next month fading, planned ;inquiry ‘by the League into the
question because I believe it would|@ new note to Washington. They |general situation’in Russia and the
carry. However it would be nv/|refused to accept the American re jeffect of. the famine on economic

harm ‘to let it stand.

ply as final refusal of their dnvita-/reconstruction in Burope.
HON. MR. HUGHBES—Let my|tion.

amendment stand too,
Clause 311 Iwas alloweg to siand
over.

»-

The woman is given the vote

: ; es ON 1 HA an \btoperty to. her 5 Pies s: she has the! Airmen Rescued
s ? provisi hereby the'polls w the piano belong ‘to the husband?} HON. MR. HUGHES moved an property to her, ‘ ‘Clause 32 read as follows‘ — for several reasons: S ‘
ae ANS BELL—Yes A hls ad by yor mh He Because he js Aten It makes no} amendment to the amendment of| ‘HON. MR, LEA—We are giving “Every :4rson, male or 2amale,| vote in the federal election in the ACAI
The bill was read a first time. |a poll, at any rate, difference whether it is a piano or! Mr. McDonald, that the wife of|the franchise that the women except an Indian ordinarily resi-| larger field on the more papel PERNAMBUCO, Brazil, May 1%
HON. MR. CROSBY introduced| | MR. LEPAGE—That is right.| plece of land, it goes to the| any man qualifieg under the act: 10 at Inghivtion ight to #88 04 Gent in an Indian reservation, shall| ssues and aoe tore ane a ional —The Portuguese trans-Atlantic av
a short amendment to the Road] 250 is about as much as the aver-|2Me of the husband and it is his|vote for Councillor should receive O}L legislation, therefore — why! he entitled to vote at an election] have it on the minor a any!{ators, Captains Coutinho and Bac-
Act providing that the road tax|age poll could ‘get through in alto dispose of. This question is one|he right to the second vote. shoula we restrict this? Oniy wo to be held for the electioa of an|issues, Then (2) there are m: ny! ai the Beiah
b SRA Ses $2.50 to $2.00.|day. which the women will certainly! JHON. DAVID MCDONALD men having property in their own Assemblyman to represent in the|things about which the woman in adura, are safe aboard the
The bill was iven first reading. IMR, HIGGS—in the. next elec|bring up when they get the oppor-| supporting Mr. Hughes said he right in this country can vote. Legislative Assembly of this pro-|the protection of her own interests steamship Paris City, says a wire
HON. MR eC ODONALD ioved!l ton We (ape going to have an ex|tunity. thought any woman. who lived with | think that that is ridiculous. AS] yinoe any Blectoral District; 1f{ will have her say in the Future teas message from the Portuguese
the ‘House into comimttee on an|hilirater in the shape of the women| MR. BRODIE—{Why not. makela man for a number of years de- ne jeanet of ania said) such person (a) is of the fuit age} for ainieaat in me ownership OF oruiser Republica. The flyers, who
Act to amend the Statute Law! voters. They will double the num|the change now?. served a vote, : vor hoa ys, Comtainiyy make a top-lor twenty-one years on the day of) Property,’ the paymen eaching|ad not been heard from since they
hich was passed without amend-; ber and I think the polls should| PREMIER = BELL-—We cannot] (WON. MR. . JOHNSTON—For heavy vote. It woul double thel ine election, and is not by this|to teachers, etc, In the teaching left the fsland of F do IN
wee was pa Ww 5 te gilanreed 4b thecal naganed make it now. We are dealing with living with some men they deserve | franchise votes and it would only Act or any Jaw of the Province|Professioy the ‘woman ‘today re-'le he all of Fernando Noron-
AD House in comt¥ittee read| ‘Clause 31 (1) of the Act ‘pro: another Act. When it comes up ‘in, é - 1, increase the property votes very disqualified or prevented from vot-|Celves less compensation for the ha, at. 8.50 o'clock yesterday morn-
Me AWaRG Mation ‘AKU @ second | vided ‘the following qualification |!'s proper ‘place it will receive the| HON. MR. CROSBY—tI don’t slightly. Why not double the votes ing, : game work as the man and NOjing, were picked up by the Paris
thine gts for electors for Councillors:— (1) ada caittc. of even the men of think a youn man would have any acl ag Rad a rarely Pie ne, ey, ‘ SOT eae enc tae AS City at 2.45 p’clock yesterday af-
4 ¢ 1 . , Male bo- | Province, : reason: ‘ta \dbject if his’ mother} \" in a right to vote on her hus-} 14) 13 a British sub: ect, and cons Lon ; : noon,
Sane rome hd ete Hb British: Wintel ate ce of] MR. METHERELL—I think the| were @iven. the second vote—it han TR COs Re ta} Has resided in the Province| have a pager te bibs oat eins from the Republi
: ee ‘er ; : ; men of this “8 § | wouldn't affect his franchise. HON. MR, COX—Make a pro- prckosssi bib bes , » at} Woman the ranchis f
went into; committee on egal bshidealsh Feary git ye ROuER el a cron be ae MR. STHWART I ne been |Vision that the farm must be worth | Ol! eager slte a ae that she might protect her inter-|ca’s commander said he was hast
tesa t Nes! ind Mia papand Blectoral District. in which he or Men come aml force us to do| said that the legal- members. will |$65( Ipevore ishe jean vote—that| ciectoral district wherein such per| ests. Again, where the ‘husband ening to meet the Paris City, and
ted oar or Neele bhe GlAlnal ta HAV BvaeeBtee BtninG [this, a you iran ito save the con-| ame toctatieal objections to this | would eg voter!  eaetnoace one ‘son seeks to vote for at least two nan hatte Be oven te see ee eree intended to transfer the aviators
, R. } * f P ven- |. Stitution of the country in all fair; Part of the bill but hera is one! Property ers t a : iately preceding the 8 I f
riveted ddaapnaentt oe hae Sanaa Gane Maa en Nees ‘let 18 give it to them. lawyer (who certainly will not do| HON. MR JOHNSTON—In inelr| rete ot theversle ot aleetinl oF Other ths) point. will he Pe ey iprehs od
ed to the word “dependent” app MeuM ’ ; mt bet MPMBDR-She hasn't asked|so (Applause), I dont agree and|petitions the women asked to be) '* d) Who is the polder of a free-; More evenly when the woman ews of the rescue was receiv
to a gin of elghteon years whojeq and been in possession of the for it I never did agree with that pro-[Put on the syie basis as the mate], (@ tate for ‘his own use and{CoMes into the vote and for all\with great rejoicing in the Portn-
in many cases supports herself. same for a period of at least six iR. i “one “mé -vote’|voter. In cases where the woman; Hold estate for his F time to come woman's property and/guese colony here, where it had
REMIPR BELL—It {is a ques-|months previous to the teste of the| MR. D.C. MCDONALD—The wo} Position of “one man, one-vote : Mi "| benefit or who is in the bona fide © property
iE ; 1 h i? D it Ay h election.” men as a whole have not ‘been asking| because I think the ‘property vote has property in her own right they vse and occupation ‘or actual pos-| Woman's relationship to the home| been feared the airmen were dead.
algo’ ta DEESIBEA teewise bet “MR. BRODIN maintained that! for the franchise vote but they arc|18 a great safeguard. The man who [Aale that Bite bt STE ed poet votes! -cssion for his own use and bene-|and oi eae Oe a heap
] on ‘ tting it, Nine out of every ten| has intelligence and thrift enough |and in all other cases. that she|°°°* 1 3 dwelling hose, j that she wi be asker oO take; 2
tainly involves a larger. respons!-|a married woman:on a farm should ; &@ aunties a mar; be ted simply th ohis fit, of and in any dw g Nae, int ideration as a w n and
: - |property holders I have spoken to|to acquire property and has that}be@ granted simply the franchise AGAR OAG ii : other building | into consideration as oman ay
bility upon the. province, Under/have the right to vote for Coun ; , Gio ua iS Why shoul é furth warehouse, shop or other lding : ith th 16668 cthe ;
F i y{agree that their wives should have! much additional stake in the coun. ly should we go furt her and! ge. ae . deal with, ang the voic +o ~-¢
ae Susidersy, daenieat ena ae ee Me ae ast mean a property vote. We have a per-| tty should have another franchise; {discriminate between the married ihe estar Taner peanuts Peslalauure: WM Ae Soe bgoniioed co ENSED SP ECIALS
is cons é ; ‘ + ; and ‘what ¢ : ADDIIGH| a vi reperty 4 ne} We fs bi aha io ‘ anner ises ND
linquent children of this age may) (MR..D. C. MCDONALD moved | fect right asa Legislature to give| and what apples to.a man applies}Woman without preperty and the claims to have a vote, of the value| the manner in which she exercise } : :
+ Se + > ec eevee

< y{this vote if we think fit, and 1; to ‘his. wife. (Applause) Bven {single woman without property? It) ol aa { ey apg (and asserts her rights. This bill
wnehe travis Whe ner fern that’ th aie ee boars rons certainly «will press ‘thd amefnd-|fYom the legail Bbageut: there} SeeMs that hvevare not prepaicd to|Of at least one ‘hundred dollars,
eae an ne “aha 18. aad ain : roperty, to the value of}ment. FE 18 no parallel between the case of) sive women a right in our pro- ing to vote under either of the
a Sion EE tine 91,000 or iapavardh should be eu-| (MR.. DEWAR—Any married the young man on the farm and|Perty, but we will give them a property qualifications in this sub
HON, MR LEA suggested that! titled of right to the second vote, [voter who has a property vote—lct the. Woman whose husband. is the|measly voters ey roy| Section ‘mentioned has owned or
He aS. He changed to “dependent{ PREMIER BELL—I am -hoping|his wife have the same. owner of the property because the! MR. D.C. MODONALD=-Y "possessed or has been in the use
aad Oo RGLENT TE ild ” to seg the law amended. in this} ‘MR. MCINTYRE—I am not in Woman has rights to’that property :Said it. Measly is en or occupation of the property for
SION. MRC ATEMART.We te ldtraction: Where WG pérsons man | favor of giving any one a property|Which cannot ba taken away, We; HON. MR. JOHSTON—So long

P f 7 ; me Sarahe oy saci st4g/the space of six months before!
dealing with’ an amendment and/and wife, work together and where vote who has no property: The} have now a certain balance ‘be-| 88 the husband is alive she gets the teste for the writ for “holding

provides that the woman must be| ++
the owner of the property to the
same extent as the man, and that er line or dey fer er any, 2 (
ig what she has asked. That must §o aline per day for 6 days or over.
be an ownership of property to count 6 words re ie line. Groups of
the valuo of $326 In order to have|® figures, initial letters, count as
a vote for Councillor, She must] cash” "Aadrede Tone tiscount for

own. this property in her own]and must be paid for. Special Rates

provided that every. person ‘claim-

1e Her of probe ys Q te but the moment che kicks| right—just as the man must owh; Furnished Room ad., 76c for seven

rn man contributes to the ac|Wife pays no poll tax. tween the number of property and|a Vo ae i aud|Suoh election. ‘ q Words for one week. Situation

Joes ena eter Peep oo Wiebe oe PYSHETEY AU AGUA hel” A MEMBER SOh, you sho does,| trmohine’volae. ue ore give all the} out the pronerty is divided a PREMIER BEOLL—Some persons itt, be entitled to the ‘second Warted, toF asven’ qorda) Keats
leave this matter until we have|that this property will be held| IMR, MCINTYRE—No she does|Women the franchise and do Se ee any fe any ™ ""have inquired about section (d)—| ‘le: dees

’ not, and I think the principle is a| sive any of them not holding pro- i 7. it? General! The Clause carried. : Wines RIL Se

d ture; it does not come particular|the woman a right to Kill the vote) vote then we shall have destroyed |!ughos’ suggestion that any quali- dkquso Yware unnecessary! except |°d out that’ alNthe clauses referred) furnished

Be ae oad aoe ly under this Act and at the pres-/of her husband, who is paying taxes| that nice balance and the property Hey hae ast stity pee ae that a person might have a vote |47 Winene pate So ‘br ee
gress < r : t votes wil > very much sme vote seems to be a little hasty, |t24t a@ pors \ . e " me in? ——_—_——_-—

The ‘House in committee resumjent time we have mg ‘ta any bis ei atied wer aeraLe eit propattowar aly eae noe Mr, Cox's. sucgestion (hat the) in pete laa et in weg Lara PREMIER BELL explained that; WANTED—MEN BOARDERS, REA
‘ed second reading of the Blection|and for us to silence i Ae | Vole At ahi RONMIOH: strong argument, I submit, in jav-| dualification be husband's pro-| Of the country and he ae wal 20 explanatory clause would tbe] sonable terma, Apply 57 Brightou
Act. ee oud us pata eee (HON. MR, JOHNSTON—An.|Or of the amendment.” perty to the value of $650 is worth |to ety pees Madly Ethie added to the bill, making ‘he’ mean! Ave.

Lp each Pe CeCe TA Reber coset Siea eas see es Matta other, thing. ‘Atter you give the| MR. SPBAKER DUFFY—1 don't| consideration. T suggested $1,000, |1¥ for the purpos vndditional ‘ote, | 2280. ‘she’. ;
an! amendment to Sections 28 an¢ mah PROD ‘How would it be/vole to the wife of the property / gree with that, It does away with|If ‘the act went ‘through without a ae tt ao fred. to Kéop this A MEMBER—A sort of a cure-|FOR SALE—HORSE EIGHT YRS.
29 providing that as soon as pos- NRIMBRTHEMIR Ooo holder, what will the young man]the distinction between tha pro-|any of these amendments not one, Whet We : lane an eee to, |All clause. old, 1450 lbs., sound. Ernest
sible after the issuing of ona 8 PRIMER GSE te ought to]/Say who {s ‘working on that farm] Perty vote and ‘the franchise vote,,Woman in fifty would have. the te anid Hee SaBIMER TOA HON. MR, JOHNSTON—Which| Housion, Wheatley River.
ras GE Loe hte co ae nfine ourselves to the provisions and who has probably dono as|After the death of the hsuband the| Second vote. I think the Council- ates Seaton cpaaiee ig the sec.(:2%5 @ Woman is a man. (Laught- ie cae
Seder Cmte ae: her deena lor h ‘ A d simp! ive|much as any one of the family in] Wife has a life interest ‘in one|lors should be very thankful to us a he h ¥ r t er). *WANTED—CAPABLE HOUSE
poe rode rbad a hh Raabe aan pay 9 ae he ohise vote, |thd) ‘way. of werk, You HuBHE ‘as |Hiltd of the-pranerty. Now we pro for these suggestions, at any, rate,| 200 upon Walch the women's vote), ection’ 69 provided that the| keeper, woné other need apply.
se tauine atitane irate tong i. an th va king for, [wel start In and Rive the voie ali|Ponse to give them a vote on the| [HON. MR. CGROSBY—That_ {s|{s based. It says that ey see tatt| Nomination deposit for Councillor; Good wages. Phone 446-L,
suitable. polling stations therein./That {s al MAA Re Rat meccr si rodilid same basis as if they owned the| Tight. But the objection is raised| Maite or female, who Is of the ig or Assemblyman be $10, a
HCMC rt \ahall Gt GoMrRA Have Wo fotcs | HON. MR, NWGHD ak id quite|proberty seinty wnt the husband,] that twiolmenion.a farmwould be as/2g° of twenty-one years and who! On motion of Mr. LaPage this|LAND SURVEYING PHONE
bar lamagyita a eh rin EWR. seer nae th ) mo-| evident that we have not advanced| and they are getting a decided ad| much entitled to a double vote a:}"8 a Tio vet Mie atotien te Geen | "2s changed: to $26, aia Ts Pas ea Sea

ee Et ag teeta sop Ul OM MeDon la that the|very much. ‘We are back to the|Vvantage over the man because it|@ man and wife. Wane Wary fa Beane eon 18 Tevo-| HON. MR, UEMA—I don't believe} Jno. Alfred McDonald, Land Sur
Hae ERA eee Go oie etna ithe bo ccigeren same old question of equality be-|the wife owns te property—the! | The ‘House met afler recoss at/luntionary in a great many ‘ways. iat $100 would be too much, veyor, Hermanville.
to enable committees to go ahrad aia ° MR. JOHNS TION—"Nhis tween man and woman, I thor/other way about—the man has no! 945). m. House in committee on Tabi Ta a mean. hag) to Atkins At 1il o'clock progress was re- —s
See eevee 6S POH Mes cay iBous | iMeuk it it t. throu h| oughly agree with the proposition] vote on it. The property qualifica-|the Hlection Act. statute a esses id the aivole: Ported und the House adjourned un|*IMPROVE YOUR GARDEN ‘BY
Taking chose lectee copblited G6 Pook bec th anwar us By that our franchise should be just|tion for a man. is $325. Now two] ‘MR. D, C, MCDONALD—1 have ane ta ee to qualify for a vote.|ti1 10 o'lock the following morn-) Planting now Roses, Shrubs Peo-
turning officer is not appointed un vont si er SOE ht to a{as broad as the federal franchise|Mmen could not have a vote on that |been advised that my amendment | By t nat ct It is no longer neces-/ ing, i nies, etc. Direc€ importation
Wee EE Gio cath po cnte: Renda: lies Re e ol ti vane of her/—one man, one vote; one woman,| Property because Anly pone, the|to the wife's qualifications for ‘a peaks either iH Leahy statute la Just received also a number of
delay’ inthe gh ov hireger orien aR ere aba you. come back)one vote. If you do anything else|Dropenty holder, is entitled to it.|Property vote would cause a serl.|bor or pay Te ceie Na (amie nen Boston ferus. Mre. John’ Wit
ait in The aOREfiime, Woroa sa AME: ld’ Ganga nol principle of: You must mix up the mothers and| Why therefore stfould Jone man Hen ana a it satel ie craeirce titer aegulit he dh tain | Alams, Phone 429.

‘ 3 ¥ N ‘h-|and one woman be entit g he status of the voters 4

the election, The sheriff is gen-|making. the ae “y ee dapens etd err eho sons and fa'th Cie Wee ee, ee Wine.” vole and ‘would necessitate great ex.[it difficult to collect taxes. But all Announcements *MAN OR WOWAN TO _ DISTRI-
erally appointed returning officer upon the Moe t $ a bat orth (HON. MR. COX—In what? HON. MR. ‘LEA~/There is a]Pense. of timo and trouble. I am|that is necessary is that the govern ; ’ bute well known line household
but would he have the ‘power to/ man’s ta ol Ble Soke and! MON. MR. NASH—Inextricably.|difference,—it woulg be all in .one|Not thoroughly satisfied about this HN uso a little more vigor in Coming Events Jes; tr demand
make these arrangements before $1,500, ‘would sit ay leu be (Laughter) We cannat give women| family. , argument, hawever. I’m like the|Collecing them: promptly and ef- ; ’ territory arranged, work pleasan
his appointment? He knew one lattes arenes tf fi “it ite fata the right to vote on their} MR. SPHAKER DUFFY— It is!man from Missouri—these gentle-.| ficiently every year, Then of course Meetings Ete Pay liberal even for spare time;
POW Me oacya non Givided. in two Dy. Wee i Poni 300 ald not: husbands’ property at this session} distinction without a  dif;men have got to show me, How if the government does that there ’ *) experience or capital uanneces-
a large river around which —the|war ‘worth oi es Paes Siam ITO faking a atep wiilch will| ference, There was some} ever, I would move that the clause! Will be no arrears, It seems a}. eicltata sary. Bradley Company, Branv
Te cade le vaste arin maton Mg ate aNet ‘a spout Hany peo| be altogether too radical. When we|reason in the first amendment| Stand over, strange.thing that we should make ford, Ontario.
of a 8 4 , ,

had time to go over it. aaa Sedins
‘On motion of Premier Bell the

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He ’ ’ t/-—grantin the yote to women MR. SPEAKER, DUFFY This It
Should be adjusted, There should /ple in ‘this world accumulate} dissolve the Wea Niee Gane te whose habit held property to| Legislature as at present consti-}9f taxes, The federal government! $c" 4! Tne paneey Poles aan eee *MEN WANTED — WE WANT
be fifteen. polling divisions in the|their wealth by being miserly. I|this will be a good thing to g
; : : > ig a (British subject cash, Address torms part of ad. da, to sel automobile stop sig: ©
Liciaeateanl cig : — don't know;vote anyway. What the women are|that no change should thereafter|% person *|and must be paid for, : :
tha Nie ti aia thing bh tha vate mow “est: ORIA FANG with, ae looking for ts to be admitted on anjbea, made in the qualification of WER I length of time “ ole poattively ‘preven. acci-
on a MENS fave TN Premisr|ple. We all know why we have al eauality with the mien, , They|''cctoi} dndeis| juch’ change 1g in the district; and we are virtual **St. Columba's Tea party will flents; every car owner A pros-
j July 5th, Reserve the date,
Tem erature j Cc 1} a distinction between the vote proposition. Canadian Auto
¥ rite y An 1 havejand if you do you will have all| (MR. D. ©. MQDONALD—1| a di
7 D property jointly with his wite. uh eave eave ne: fie oreake sorts of confusion, Personally |'wish to press the motion that the|of the woman and the vote of the #9 MCA, Ranemued Bal Shops, P. O. Box, 164, Niagara
Tide Moon Ete. means that if he buys a piece o' t B than a man’ who ig perhaps/am in favor of ‘one man, one vote| clause remain standing. So far|man. We cannot make the woman y aiunodan mt ge Sate Falls, Ontario.
Ls ‘ ee ety i sae eatnee only. here canmpaniily and-who has|one woman, one vote.” but while|as the two-third vote is concerned |pay taxes at all; so the only way|P-™: Thursday, Those having par-|
‘ Y ant } { ‘on| altogether as thé foundation for)2Nd they will be called for. trees, Raspber: lants, Hop
moderate winds. Fine and a \ittle|/the wife should get a larger amour ; -|tion beween them. When the/change it would make in the con|altog Ee ; aspberry p F
“warmer, of his estate than she gels ii karl Site Helden RMAWRG: a Woon change was made in this province] stitution, 1 think the amendment|the vote—that leaves the man and oa : sets and Strawberry plants, Dew-
+ gies ga IB Shute ad Ed gl mt Ato aise “Tike wale, the wife's right to vote on i'{from two legislative chambers to|should be pressed. the woman on the same standing ‘Country Minister” Montague, berry and Cranberry plants, Scar-
and tomorrow morning at 4.06. jwant! any madical ¢ Ate 2 5
save the sil is and y they ti ° for © Mors) it is progressive and along thejin, training, ‘Tickets on sale at| by post. Writ f J
and rise morni at|better leave the Act as i tat ‘ good deal and consequently they|tion for voters — for Councillors) it is progre } p L| ‘by post. rite for prices. .
at ae ere! a So ou der die: Ahan. tiers STON, MR: Teaco wuliieedos inateced that their rights shouid be | shal be 9325. Tt requires two-/ lines first laid down by the apa bes Aka beginning Mon-| R. Marks, New London, P.E.1.
Srureeaty maces  NNuradey,| thet wntl: the (tlre ante “onelis properly used it {8 all right but protected by the election of coun-'thirds of the vote of the Legisla! government: ay f ‘ke BE. 1, ;
May 18th, 2.17 pom. shall be in his province “ono!t . Annual Financial Ca mpaig

u f ; j e | tution was changed from two cham)in the exercise of the right to vote|5 figures, initial letters count cc] a few real live representatives
pa | r me} the country on:—‘One man, onelthe value of $1,000 or over, One
local as ‘in federal elections. know quite a jot of rich men whojt

says he hopes to see some day|property and a franchise vote—it/should be granted this, but it}agreed to by at least two-thirds, |¥ fojlowing this advanced prin- be held on tho church grounds on| Rect: easy to sell; big: profits.
give her half of it, Just imagine: not so ‘much at stake. I think the|the two votes exist we must be,I ruess we could carry that, out of the difficulty would simply|cels please leave at Y.M.C.A./FOR SALE—APPLE, CHERRY,
rec 20 "8 ber, the property holders} MON. MR. HUGHHS—The Act} Of course this is in one sense re-| May 26th, proceeds for equipment] let Rhubarb bulbs and early po-

h ; all ¢ 4 had jshould also be recognized, one cham! !

Sun sets this evening at 7.28\that at all and I think you

ll nave a cent if they|Vvote; one woman, one vote.” third of that would entitle them to|bers to one and it was specified|simply depends on the fact that/one word. 10 per cent. discount for} in every city and town in Cana-
never would nave a f°) =] LO) ' te
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i assed making the man hold|is because a man who owns pro-! would not be just to grant more|of the.members of the House, ciple.’ We cannot very well make Write for particulars and agents
a law passed a 4 “AUS
SRG NERUDA Mc Pode a fee suggestion of Mr. Dewar is a good|careful not to destroy the distinc-| IMR. DEWIAR—1 do not see what] be to abolish the payment of taxes}Wednesday, or plone 95 or 473+. Juneberry and Horse Chestnut
HON, MR. JOHNSTON—Intoill thought they were giving away aloft 1898 provides that the qualifica ‘voluntionary and in another sense'of Tuxis Boys and Canadian Girls| ftatoes. ship to any station or