MARCH 32.1935

FHE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

ilEAliMiliES

front oi the N“? formal-ion helps when cor-

"mu spinal nerve pree- enrea. (let relief by glvinl Chiropractic a chance.

lirJi. ii. Garcon

cliyelgdislature

_.__- . Provincial ueiuiature. Nmrch l- Thc House met at Hon. Mr, MacPhec

bill lntituled “An

Trustee Act. i910- Mr. RPM? °n

nrlviieile said that

sence last night he W16 that unpawliamcntsry

statement that we! false. misleading. untrue lnine. He wished to know if statements had been made. "Your name was ‘mentioned as being at the meetin! but. I_do not

marks were Debate on the Dr

followed by Mr. J. P- ‘Ilhe House adjoin-bed until a p. m. Monday.

ugh ti!

Im¢l at, 3.40 p. m. mm, Mr, Sharp tabled answers

AnActtcammd thePurFs-rm- ing and Fur Dealers‘ Act (Hon-

The Prunler on a _ liege took exception to state- ts made in the Patriot news- peperciMsrclilLinwhichlbzW. leader o! the Opposition

without calling for

tenders had

dollars at 0.10 percent a smaller fcan of Premier had stated that tenders

1118 . Premier said the interest. rate on clla

certt. He had not the smaller loan had been issued by tender. Both loans were in fact disposed of

‘Ilhe Draft Address debate Wis resumed by Mir. Memtvre w‘! gwgflnufi by K011. Mi‘. Bill“), WhO moved the ad-

MACDONAID-At the Ch town Hospital, on March in Mnmdlhs.L.S.MscDona1d.a

Quigley. ltcbextGmbleciRneevl-iieyto Ii-ancIsMaryOuewdaMwsu-cf lfl-lsidMrsAlhedCarew.

LANNlGAN-At Cambridge. March ohn Iiannigan, aged 66 yrs this City. March 11th. Doris Peters, dearly beloved daugh- tsr cf Mossy and Josephine Peters. aged 5% months. Funeral was held yesterday at 8.80 to R. C. Cemetery.

MAOKAIM-At the " Island Hospital. Mitch l2. i095. Mr- " H0096! MacKay, aged 88 years. 001! 1 of Mr. and Mrs. Nell Msckay, Mur-

MALLWOOIF-At East Royalty on March l0, 1885, M's. Fran- cls Bmallwcod, aged 0B yearl- arel from her late residence this af- rting at 2 o'clock. 2.30. Interment

July 1, 1094."

tor-noon. Service eta funeral leaving at People's Cemetery.

DICKIIBON-At Kenslnirlun 0B March ll, 1085, Mrs A. D10 aged o: years. mineral from Preebyteria

l starting at 1 pm, Interment in the

Central Guardian ’

Province

Alleged

Fortunate “Picnic”

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of listed lat shuttling I ant be I . u-"e u‘ ‘axial! pestle b

remain at Borden for several days

wwnlsboiflimllfllled

INSTRUMENTS STOLEN-—-Whl1f Dr. L. B. MUKen-q was in the Dril‘

opened the door and stole the doc- tor's case of inst. merits, they were

mg Dr. W. H. Soper's car was ent- ered, his case oi instruments being stolen. They finally landed in the

reference to "sea run" trout. Mr- W. H. Tidmarsii, President of the

ation made a few remarks cutliniris some oi the work achieved during the past year and what was Dro- posed in the way of an educational

by Mr. W. A. Gaudet and second-

TUEBDAY, MARCH "Milk-Senior C. G.

institution between Iebruary l. and The Justice Minister said he bad

MD. MacLean

Ollflfiwlllill

few day

exp . “TeetliingatthQIIIofIBisno

be very

fun," hire. Berry stated. "I have to Mr. Lea: leave my plates oi artificial teeth old."- eut." Hon. Mr. Sharp: “I looked the FS“°1Z.“°i~p““1‘iii‘E-..‘Z." “i 1T5 ’

ilk . c ll was a -ng Card of flanks out the knowledge that he didn't

i

have. I found that din-lug the clos-

Sugar- iiiet Pulp

I Is one oi the moat pro liable Feeds for dalrl cows at this season e‘

We ofier the balance o our atock at a epeciaii: low price to clear, eithe- by the bag or in ton let: can and get our prieg before buying olsewlierv

_ (“Charlottetown

Campbell, Freetown, wish to e

. If"! “M. It Tim‘ 931:3“) an ma with mam w. u» bull aezoilieocemmtmmlth‘ l nins eme there

hilanllsnh

ma lsaarvslieaisflc. I-llls- Itivnvfthe v “Ulllmhfi at?“ (mull-it's- °"'°"’°“°’

French

l WQSChCRQii

ndyolse- __matioxi before he can sufficiently prove his contention. - want to give one comparison saunas 'ro Fanny-am Car show that the r Ferry, Charlotte-town is to be taken i111! u“; o; m; ggfylgg tgdgy mg will nmlectiul of their duty. When the

Government have not been

whu, an" m“, up,“ yo m. Maritime Provinces eight years ago _ on abut-d“ m, hug; under the Duncan award, how“ on, o; m, pl-upeum w Province received a certain amount. “l, am“ became r -I nukmg Tflkfl til-O payments recommended it lnapossbie to use that propeller. "m!" “he “if, Wmmgfmtldm“ ‘t; The old Prince Edward Island will Pm» ""1 W“ l m"! °"

_ Scotiagets an lncreaseof50per 8° m n“ m“ will!‘ m‘, Charla“ cent. New Brunswick an increase

of 50 percent. and Prince Edward island gets and increase of cent over “also ' fikymflnt . And I may l hen. nd

m“ °“ bum“ “n ma“ ‘wmmh that is largely ‘:30 to the forceful d leaving the ear outside. some one and enact.“ mun“ m “huh m‘, Attorney General‘; lxllkd by the Premi ,'~was b rcacn our 15"”! 1mm‘! ‘ma "tuned w the ease beerforelhca White gcmmissicn. Police station. 0n Saturday eien- (mu-d Appmmey

Mr. Ina: "Yes." Opening Remarks

In his opening remarks, Mr. Sharp commended the mover and for their product.

seconder (Mmsrs. D. F. Bethune and The spealcer commended the good J. H‘. MacDonald) and irierwed also to the forthcoming Jubilee oi His Majesty King Geo the hope that the

Many Nflgotlations

Post Office being found in a. news- “we m“ been Amused by m,

saver and Parcel mall box at lead...» o; the Opposition." said Mr "Brighton by the mail courier.

lmikansrmo wsnunvo - ma...“ Qommigign mport, ppm Friends in the city will be intcr- the dyng days cf this government. ested to know oi the marriage oi I want u, take issue with my non, Miss Wilda Theme, North Sydney. grime; on that. question, because C. 3., to Mr. J. Douglas Balccm. this issomething that will Bfldowh Quebec City. The ceremony was in history, the securing of the larg- performed in St. Patrick's Cxathei: eztmsumidbyae lncieaseediigomthgtltgwa ml becCity, nJanu curt -t has nsecu y m‘ ‘Iinaclguple left oon a Weymoon vlnce since Confederation. Just M cruise on the S. S. lad Hawkins soon as this Government came into to ‘Trinidad and Demerara. Mrs. power an Bslcom is a daughter of Mr. Georg" the Marlt L. ‘Ihorne. North Sydney, C. B. who we endeavored to do so. both by was formerly editor of the North correspofldmm

Herald. She is also a with the premier. the. late Hon. J. niece of Mrs. P. S. Brown and Mrs. D. Stews-rt, had the honour oi $1;- Pem nugiies of this city. tendipgnrgtf e

AT unto YasmanAY-Mr. n. discussed the problem o! Mvémlrlns: <=,,"",,.."~,.~' ““..P°“““‘....°“ “rel; :i:'"“......°"..i.*:r.r..::°::*:n not... e was a are .

_ . meeting qfbthe Gyro ‘Ikfiariliipgeé-tation Commlssianp mmflWigdiafu.figji°ife 2:181!“ of Sharp continued. Premiers Harrinil- nu address he dssdnnedimtnemuli: mueggdllflmflerglfixdli; ‘ffullgféllglg; °‘ m“ M“ u“ m“ h, m the home of the late Premier Stew- “kmd ‘h’ 5p“w“““ b“ ° m at which both Mr Sharp and. time the fish were five inches in » "

H . Dr. MacMiian were present. length‘ The speak" made special 03in this occasion too the question

of Maritime claims WBStdlSCIISEQd. . i Fish and Game Protective Associ- ggllziserratggzvzegirsghigfienggssxeg was not pirwent. Again at Amherst. however, in i933, the present Prem- ier and Mr. iliurghattendeld 411cm i: i h ec

umpngn’ A "we o! thanks moved §5$.§‘.°.S..“MQ‘LDZ...1..°§°‘¥<Z.Z Sco- _ tla. and Premier Tilley oi New gltfifilgofmffswafidgerrég‘ Brunglwick. were present. Messrs. victor Praseé-‘ldci Bflk-‘ivhll-ézg. 'M'-"'m'l’hgwe,.e appoimed N- 3-» In‘! W- n "m" w resentaitlves new at the meeiinfl l‘ will“ DY- Transportation Commission. n .1. P. Millar prr-fldfi- decided u. prepare briefs on Man- time claims. botlhjomtlgvrkeind for . ~ Province. ese s were 0 t Ill‘ submitted to a conference subse-

un"! b d) qucntly held at Charlottetown, a/t ll which an

I. ‘It-Social Hall. at: between the Premiers and other ‘Ltd-Inning Auxiliary W. M. S-- representatives oi the three Pro- Iast Parlor. vincinl ems

_ the presentation 0f the claims. The R t on Premiere thelgtmet with the Prime Minister at tows.

ep or decided that a sub-committee of the

. I Dominion Cabinet should deal with P3" l tentlary the claims, but laici‘ and Premiers

Is S o u g h t ion-the ‘appointment of a

"r said m. Sharp. Beetle- , " tele m from m him- (O. P. By Gill-Hull's Special WIN) 152mm? t}; pmwm, “king yme 1f “mm-WW mm“ 11"'Th° “w” he could get immediately in touch e1 “ W" W“! e mm“ with Chief Justice Mathleson. 1 was sponsored by Agnes MQPWI (Pm- m tell him thatit was the opinion Southeast GU00 relating 00 idislfic’ q the Maflthne p; tions made oi Kingston Pcriiten- mm accept 5pm“, tiary. It hadvbeen on the order pap- chhm 0° on 91' "W"! “Y5- “nmlu m” m‘ the proposition up to Chief Justice W"! 9° m‘ 3°“ M “mm” M Mcthleson, and quoted what Prem- Jiletiw 1-0180 with"- Tl" M" ler MacMllls/n had said. The Chief 5311i! mvtiw ‘fed 1W“; 02°F? ma‘ Justice replied ind: there was up- PIP! 5- “w?” - perentl nothing for him to sa . I "PM. v! “will” W“ °1 ‘P’ was vely pleased to have him {elk Kl-‘flllwh P61110911?- y U! l r to the Premier by phone, accepting Dawem end interview s! 1059M" the responsibility m‘ act as one oi Dawson with inmates in the same

Sharp. to obtain the imhle

“of having made no move mervtation of the celebration last summer.

MR- J- P. MCINTYRE

d it. was possible to get that the

irne Premiers immer-

misleadlng, sis the increase

the summer oi 1030. Mr.

The Gov-

when the Ice-Saunders Govern- ,ment was in power we only got gestgd, might. be en.‘ tcned the This m. McIntyre "wood" highway and. the “Mac- flt the Donald" highway. The latter was i 80B: "an insignificant one mile,

explained on‘ the ground th Liberal Government could no cooperation from the other Mari- soup-L; bench," time governments in pressing Meri- time subsidy claims.

"We have to give the Premier Island rep- credit for the reduction in c the reorganized ram.

J. O. Hyridmsn and R. E.

was Boards of Trade," he said. The Boards had taken the initiative but the Premier had “put in a word 9w“ now and again." entitled to commendation but "he

mustn't try to take all the credit."

The farmers were in dire difficul- ties, Mr. McIntyre declafled; but any assistance through the Farm

it act would be worth while. $90,000,000 distributed the

“a d the t." gerziteiziopdikfllcultigsucleierperlenced Pwmiees- he inst-tied- under the Farm Loan Aet in Nova

Criticizes Tariffs

1f the tariffs during the post four years had not depressed the farmers’ markets they would not be tmeivt on the looking for relief through loan acts,

I then put the speaker insisted. He cited the following ilgwes oi agricultiuol rev- and that the hon. member from enue for the Province under Lib- eral and Conservative administra- tions: i028, $02,297,000; 076,700: 1930, $18,399,000; i031. $11,- 069,000: 1932. $10,018,000. These i'lg- ures, he maintained. reflected the {mug dlflerehcc under the two political

1929, $25,-

thc members oi the Commission." That Bull-Leaning Scheme

aeobievtwi to the "Wt-IO" ‘WM 1n nu remarks on the Cili- w reservations relating u» conild- “m, department m‘ ences. leader had told of the development 250. 0f the bull-loaning policy under his

e ‘MT. Dee's, administration and ha!‘ Teething At stated that thirty bulls were pur-

chased for distribution in the coun

Age Of 75 w-

The Government had bon- used the western wheatwgrvowers Se“ h ,~ and it was equally fitting‘ that they ‘" should bonus the eastern Canadian potato growers who are producing Under this system, it would be possible to induce the far- mers to reduce production.

‘The Potato Marketing Board. Mr.

Mr. Sharp had asked the 0p position leader how many of thes’ ____._ animals were there when he wen‘ HAMILTON, Ont., March ll. - out of power. but Mr. Lea had no‘ Mrs. Sarah Berry, 76, said today shs ans is getting a third set of teeth. ac- added M". Sharp. “as a fvrmep Min- ccrding to the aged women, eight ister of Agriculture, I happen tr new teeth already are visible and have lmowledse thact there were apparently a complete new set is not thirty bulls owned by the de- cin the way. pertinent when my hon. friend went The nsw teeth became apparent a out."

s after Mrs. Berry's birthday Mr. Lea: ‘They get old, the cam

in the latter part of December, she as the Ministers." Hon. Mr.

“i the ._ueston, “However-P

l5 cents Sharp: "They wouldn't

"They were considered

r had sm- ‘ ing days oi the Mackenzie King The family of the 11M 311811 1°11“ administration they did not carry

KW‘! eu the bull loaning policy; their sincere thlnh to their neigh- than w“ 1m emergency bours and friends for kindness Province and that in two years the shown is them in their recent M tarcvinc

libty

ture last session.

ial government bulls-ls for each year-Amt L-aass-a-iz-ii. ‘ lust after the mung: _______.____.. PM _ ni-r—xfii-t_s:mxax the redo-u Minister of Agriculture, The Benevolent IrlsIiSoclety

~ HtlsINTs

"hatchet would

re-introduced the bull loaning pol- icy and apparently this was not finding favor in the Province. Here

The Blarney Stone §‘;.§'°.'.°.l3f.“?;..““". Si, phi... Mon. d Tueaz-Mar. 18-1001 u; m, m " m hum“ Mm.

flaheny is closed in the East River the meeting?" it will mcanhea heavy loss to the

ared. lained that the

plant thcsmalleroneslntheirovm beds. This was an abuse of the

In ‘rheyshipthclargeronesuwayand

was awarded under‘ the Halifax Fishery Award in recognition oi

and the result was not satisfactory.” Maulti-me rights. Pressure should (MrnBhar-preedthetertof the re- be m-qugh; m m, Domgmm gov. WW 17° 9115 flu“?- "Th" W0 11*" inion Government to have this 84,- - , Mic It ll simply I evwlmne- 000.000 distributed among Maritime of the volley "l" my him- fishermen.

are-est lhdvr of the 00- more helpful w the fishermen than position advocated."

Mr. Lea: “I was only making ezvence to ftp-that we started it took it up, whereas you waited for‘ each two years in the other case. was our activcness in taking it up." wick last year paid $14,000 bounty Hon. Mr. Sharp: ‘That is your to their fishermen and this Prov-

This would be much the bounty oi $4.00 each year, which

NF they do not get unless they catch B114 c. certain amount of fish.

It Mr. McIntyre said that New Bruns-

inoe would not be making any mis- taloe if it too decided to pay a boun- ty to its fishermen.

other countries, which made it hard

fact the/a the St. Andrews Institute

.. expressing

Prime Minister had won the provincial cup for two oi Canada would be able to attend successive years. the Jubilee. Compliments were also ~ extended to His Worship Mayor Permanent Road Work Kdimedv for the honours bestowed pon him, as chief magistrate oi Dealing with the highway ques- the City oi Charlottetown, in thi: tion. the Liberal err-minister said King's honors list and also b,- the Government ci France, in connec- tion wirth the Cartier anniversary w“ gssufned by the Dominion Government), had been placed “on top of the-good road they 111N541! had." and that the money could . have been distributed t0 better lg- ‘mum-W m’ f‘ profit elsewhere. ba on Nae yeti-er Bl’ eaed, there was drier-neon said the statement had N° Mm‘ h° W“ been nude the/t our subsid claims r

mm,“ to the aim, o, the question o! the t $3.000.000, It was further stated in the Conservative press Commission‘ recommended an increase ‘of $215,000. The peo- nct understand what this

h‘ Ell-Wall-

Jall "RIBBON"

on one occasion which he cited.

not giving the service anticipated.

his statement that his alleged

B5611 DNQHC.

was the Ministerial Association."

Trips t w g continued. ‘Ihereisasimoisfw To 771s Federal Capital uununcvnrzu

by LOU sKuc:

YOU'VE PAlNTED

A coauen JIM , our YOU'VE ‘HAD THE SENSE TO KEEP vouc

I-te cited the bountiee paid in for our fishermen to get a market

workoithe women's Institutes. He ‘referred with satisfaction to the

he was surprised that the concrete road at Bordon. (the cost 0d which,

_..._~.....___.

"a lot or pulliilti and drassins" w

ans-Canada Highway. The Borden concrete road might namely be filled “it Bennett; highway" One section oi road which was leadinfl W sum‘ merside should be g9 .- t .. hum” am . He claimed the statements tmilgould f” can” thin “wink: the Duncan "We" highway? ‘"9, e’ ~'”“.. Commission {Blight subsidy in- miflhl l” “W1 l?“ “Mm” ‘crease was $150, . The Government had borrowed MY- M°uzgxyl° ,3: altogether srssoooo, Mr. Mcmiyc pictures 0f H bush d did no, maintc/ned: and he presumed they Gil-Elam" had P“ e were getting ready to borrow again. If this Government was in power much longer he would not be sur- prised lf the Province had to be run by a‘Ccmmlssion_ as Newfound- land is being run today.

’ \ show “one single crack 0r crevice": but the pictures of the McIntyre highway which were featured in the last election campaign shqwfii s. road “all full of cracks". Ont writer in The Guardian had even ernment was the most extravagant suggested. that the McIntyre high‘ in the history oi the Dominion, he way had all gone i0 M9095 and been ca:ted away, he complained. had stated that Other sections of the Govern- merit nignwoy. Mr. McIntyre sile-

“TI-IE MARITIME

Mr. McIntyre: "I don't see why I should correct that."

Premier MacMillanz "It was not an indignation meeting."

Mr. McIntyre said we were sup- posed to enjoy British liberty here and he had a right to think what he "ked- The Premier, he said, “wants to take that liberty away." not want Bolshevism here, he added. Preiriier Macmillan, on g, pom; o; order, asked that the speaker re- tract his statement.

Mr. A. T. Campbell: "That is an

Mr. McIntyre cited issues oi 011-! Rotarians , Hear

‘Splendid Address

Prince Edward Island was the home oi contented people, Rev. Owen MacGrath, Paulist Father of New York, told a service club at their luncheon meeting yesterday.

“In this province," “there is no hurry and bustle, no mad race for wealth that has-dens the arteries and gives men a. bad yheart at the age of 45. Here the

Mr. McIntyre quoted from a Can- ' People are really living; they are adian Press despatch to that effect. not merely‘ existing?’

“Do they lie?" he asked. i

The speaker said the hon. mem- ber would have to accept the Pre- mier's statement.

. Mr. McIntyre said he “intend

taric Hydro Electric bonds. Government, he admitted, had made “a very good loan" but it was not the lowest borrowed in Canada at; that time. Had they borrowed at a. little higher rate than three per- cent on s. long term rather than is- sue 3 percent short term-bonds, he would say that thy did a. good stroke

Oil

1W1‘. McIntyre referred to the Pre- ‘qmiean of ggfljng me trnns- mler having said "W, the Western Canada highway, as was prom- ised, all we got was a patch-work or ferry quilt", Mr. Mb! Jre said. at. Hon. in cooperation with the R“ B_ Bennett he maintained, had violated his solemn election prom- ise in not building thishhiglgiguat D inl . '1‘ er H‘ W“ thewm" lug-in sfipimfil” contlfaucd. had stated that the highway between Ohau t/tetown and Borden would be financed entirely ag Dominion cost, and had said the Prime Min- ister had agreed to an asphalt M“ ‘wt °’ the “Me's cmum‘ Zmlieififenfiiiiiiyifn atljolltlgluolitlfilg Sharp in which the Prime Minister had guaranteed to payrh the full L0 cost of the hlghiway. e people Faun m Act would’ however’ be had been deceived by these rash

MT- MQY-Myre: "I will give my

hon. friend the same answer he gave Premier Mwmuan: “I made m

such statement."

Mr. Qpearker: "The leader 0g ghe House can get up and make an ex. planution about the matter. He 1n-

us“ that 1t was not an indignation Herve, the speaker cont ued,

“you are not worrying yourselves iintc n. state oi blood pressure on account of‘ business. You are con- tent to be a. few dollars ahead in

W111"! 2° W069i; his explanation."

l

Mr. McIntyre Recent: “I said it w“ a from, and commenting on the des Ministerial meeting, not an lfldigng- tion meeting. There is nothing un- parllamentary in that." ted the Premier should have been living in the Eighteenth Century. He should not be so indignant about; the exercise c! personal liberty,