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Corrilmissyion Hear ,Caspe_ for Teachers

l. ,T borough. Investigation Into Sal- ary Quéstion Following Read- ing of Brief BY Mr. E. J. H. Morrissey——P0litical Interfer- ence‘ In“ Small School” Ques-

tion.

The brie! representing the claims If the Princo Edward Island ‘Nach-

eisl Government was read before a sitting of the Iducation Commission yesterday morninl. The case of the teachers which is admittedly strong and which is published elsewhers in today's Guardian. was heartily commended by ‘all three members of the Commission for its clearness and lucidity. After it had been read by Mr. E. J. H. Morrissey, organizer and

investigator for. the Federation. who assembled the arguments and stat- istics, questions were directed and sonsiderable discussion followed. The brief deals, exclusively with the sal- ary question,‘ but queries were levelled at Mr, Mon-fancy concerning other features of the educational system which were" answered with cleernm and precision and revealed a thor- ough intimacy with the various phas- ls oi the Commission's task. A ten- tative silsstltlcsamatls ih the brief was that the ‘initial salaries of all ieachors be lull-sod by 10% and that later increases based on veers o! 8X- pei-ienoe. should bring this up to a total of $10,000.,

The total amount of this increase ll to be obtained by raising the stat- ANNOUNCEMENTS,

OOMING EVENTS, MEETINGS. ETC.

"Dr. Uiift. M. D.—-Stsrt now Home

prevention cure. Purdy Siiitirm, wooi-

aiioster 00., 11.7.. U. I. A» aiic-t-l-tc Sept. l2 vii

"Patrons Icuris ahipliin: chit please boo! all Yell. drink"! ind grass calves for sale with the secre-

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"mm eoliib loadlns hogs. tot

sheep lambs over 85 lbs. Wed- nasilsy, 28th afternoon to 3 o'clock- ‘ . 7502-8-24-21.

"Club loading hogs and calves- Mui-i-ay River, august 27th. littl- ~ noon, _ _ 7503-8-24-21.

"com theconcert and basket social in Granclview Ball oh Tues-

“nut. 37th, If not finc ti ' ~ 7483-8-23-31

"wlltshin club loaeihc live stock ‘Ihursdsy, ‘fol-encon‘ August 39th Stock -mils‘t;be' previously listed. E. talcum, ifce-s-aa-ll.

“schist-ital, ‘ lclub- ioadinI live ms“... i out" th. ‘ " '~beprev ilsy ~ Nicholson ‘ iue-e-u-ai. Montsgit andhdardiclﬂ 01"" loading‘ " Wednesday icrenoon . _ " fcai. this shipment

qlrcsldsnt or scorn-fury l! i1

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Fatalit‘ A

utory minimum salaries. No part is to be raised by the school districts-

With regard to the contention in the brief that the intellectual cap- acity oi the teachers warrant an in- crease of salary, Mr. Nell McLeod. K_ (7.. asked many questions.- The status oi the teachers in the various communities, he considered. is not what it should be. Boys and girls of seventeen and eighteen who teacll are sometimes not as intelligent as the farmer or the farmer's wife.

Mr. McLeod: "Would you claim that in the average community, the status oi the teacher‘ comes next to that of the clergyman?

Mr. Mcrrlssey: "I would not say so. But/older people have the judg- ment and vision of maturitywhich can not be elipeqed of young people- The young teachers. however, are "the cream" of the younger peoPlﬁ as may be seen from the figures of the Prince oi Wales matriculation lists. In 1929 .0! the L08 in the first year. ill succeeded in getting Bec- and class licenses. In the same year only 53 received First class licenses. lt is almost a survival oi the fittest!’

Dr. lvfoluulac: "Then your omits"!- tioh is that the young with" h" achieved a measure oi success in in- tell-actual things."

NEW PRUPBSM

RE.i EB T'E ll BY

SNll_l_il_llE'N

Waaadlaa Pm!) um move. and as-aight Hofi- Phillip Snowden, ‘British Chan- cellor oi the Exchequer. this after- “Writ-elected the new compromise proposed by creditor powers to sat- isiy the British demands for an in- creased shareioi German reparations Hopes which had been held that

obstacles and finaliyllrle on adopts"- ion cf theyouuglllan were shatter- ed by the reieetion on the part oi the British Chancellor. »R.igbt Hon. Phillip Bnowdem- Chancellor oi the Exchequer, after considcrinir verbal proposals presented by Premier Jas- per oi Belgium last night and fur- ther detailed oﬂen made by him this morning consulted bis colleagues and decided that the cilers represented little advanoeson those already rs- lected andoould not be accepted. The basis of the i arrangement which the other four principal cred- itor powers are seeking with the

oeipts through the recession by ‘lie aly of part of her share of the an- nutiea and by France oi ber inter- ests in the balance available‘ from the Dawes ‘annuities this ‘year which had been earmarked for thelemall powers and by the transfer by Ger-r many oi part of her conditional {an-i nuities to unconditional ones. Frllioe and Italy would compensate the small powers by revision cf their ‘Chit’, w ‘i ‘. _-

FIVE

. (Canadian ‘Ptell nu; RAPIDS. Mich. Alli-- 18-‘ Five young person! ‘Q9170 wit"! "5 two others injured early today as

Mr. McLeod: "But in matter! 01 public aerviu. who takes the lead?"

Mr. Morrissoy: "I would say that in the women's instituted. in ii"!- iy 15% of the cases. the office of l old by the local teacher."

Mr. McLeod declared that he Y!!! surprised to hear tilil- Th9" mu‘ followed a discussion" of tile vases received by young boys and girls Eli.‘ wring other business or proieasicbl. viz. sishoiirlohy- boiikinl- "c- T" point, taiieh by Mr- Mmimy w“ that the teacher's initial salary i-i not so great as in other walks of 111.; and that even if so. the remun- eration should be hlﬂh" the" m” m some qcguputlblll. Th! 1101143751" anerice of the caliinl W" "lined l'°' it being shown that only 4° hi" taught for fifteen we" ""1 n" l" thirty or mOfG YURI. ~

Nqoiiaticns with Government. _

I"We were told by m‘ ‘Gwemmmt m“ u; woulﬂ be political suicide to increase taxation." said Mr. Morris- “! "w, m4 m; guggest- any mil‘ u,“ of taxation." ._ ‘

an». McLeod! "But youn ha" W‘ u, that in the "wit"

pa“ Morrissey: tentative."

mimics to mitosis for salary in w, ampriseey. told ct defeat oi ti" Amlmm‘ 5mm“ In lm when they vrovtgi xx the texts tor ecllostiol- °~.

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"That is purely ’

their ‘ mobile left. the road three l miles north of here and struck a‘

. iwas to be earmarleedjcr this cour- rioco. "

"Ii we snake that Monolith! 11"." ame Dr. McMillan. "Iﬂilid 1t moi with the approval of the" mm- tion?" w. moi-nap would in the affirmative. "suppose it should be recommended that the amount paid p; the Government should he out down or loft as it is and that the school districts should Ply f" l!" menus, would ihht have the aPiiI°V~ al ‘oi the Federation!" Mr. Mort-ills! replied that it would not if it should work for hardship 51110118 111.9 Wm" districts.

"would you favor efficiency tests as a basisfior aaiariesif’ asked Dr. McMillan. a

“If one could-bl Iniiltti"

"but bow about iowioitotovtil’ now are increases in salary limit‘ ed?" ' ‘ -

"The teacher has practically $6 8° around bouts: for it" ‘

“The pricsipatis not a lclﬂrvil- hi3 officer?"

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Yesterday.

once 3811i! the ln-ovihoisl niihih- ition has come to a close. this time after a degree of success unpreced- cnied. Hsllersd in by a downpour of "to on Monday night-tho mo Fair WI! "assured of success on ‘Tuesday noon when Old Bcl shone forth mag- nificently. Glorious weather has since attended the eager throngs tblthavs flocked to tho mahy at- tractions which have bran offered. The races and midway have never been so well patronized and total at. tendance records have been eclipsed this y!!!‘ when over forty thousand cilstomers lined up before the turp-

~ stiles- The exhibits this timahave

been as good at if not better than those o! previous yous,’ v

» Yesterday's attendance was diffi- cult to estimate as time was no charts made at the oiltsidoenkan-

sod. however. noon and mains over eight thous- and were present with between allcc and 8.090 it iiiillrecls. but nisht at III another \bt|__ crowd was enter- tained by the vaudeville troupes be-

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cos. it has been conservatively gues- ‘

d! in a oiuirasttio pose with hi, Hliiltovn-yoar-o ml. Randolph.

Fciir ‘Yesterday

Greatest History Of The Ex- “liibition ——Over 8,000 Attended

lei-day afternoon. some of this exhib- itors having commenced to rcinovs their goods on Thursday night. The exodus continued all day yesterday with the cattle and live-stool: men mostly departing in the mcfnlnlf.

' The Midway continued to function

number o! patrons. Everything was quiet and n0 arrests were made. The show has been a complete success. ﬁnancially as will as other- wise. is it understood. Iiloilowiilg are the directors cf the Exhibition As-

mended for the successful outcome

almost every respect previous efforts. Mn, .1. W. Boulter officiated as secretary.

Mr. James Paton. President. Hon. Cl} E. Hughes, vice-Pres. Mr- B- ‘A. McLeod.

w.‘ James l". Roper.

Mr. V. C. Bmailwood.

Lt-Oci. D. A. Mackinncn»

Mr. hauls P- Bell.

Mr. John B. Andrew.

Mr. W. C. B. Moliure. M. L..A.

Mr. T. W. b. ﬁcwse.

last evening with ‘the usual large

sociatlon who are to b: greatly cone]

oi their big venture which has in surpassed all

iitiii ziiiiiii: vliiii visliuiis is lN__PiiRT

Mr. A. J. Nesbitt, Mon. treal, and Party on brief Visit T0 Char-

, lottetown,

Tile yacht Zodiac, owned by Mr. A. J. Nesbitt of the Ncsbltt Thompson Co, investment bankers, Montreal, "Filed in Port about 1.30 p. m. yes- terday. accompanlriw Mir. Nesbitt are Messrs M. A. ‘rhomscn, 1?. A. Thomson and J. B. Woodyatt of the same company. Mr. lrlesbitt head of this universally known banking house, and is also , esident of tbs Power Corporation. Mr. M. A. fihcmson is the head of ‘the sales department o! Nesbitt Thomson 00., and is director of the Canadian Power and Paper m. vestinent Corporation. Mr. P. A. Thomson is president of the British Columbia Power Corporation, o! the Good Year Tire Co. and of the wih- MW! "W" “moi-silos. Ho is also on the board of directors for the Mo. Coil honienac Service Stations. Mr. Wwilyatt is president o! the south- ern Canada Power 00.. and vice- president of the Power Corporation. ‘The “Zodiac" c. beautiful white yacht. came hero from Pictou with a crew of nine, Captain May in com- mand. The party came iron-i Montreal bymotorandrailiomectthgyacht at Piciouhwhsnce they proceeded to

will later go to Miramicbi Bay, Bay Chsleur and Bathurst. All are Breatly pleased with what they have seen oi Prince Edward Woodyatt has been here on a previous cccasio - in i908 as Captain of the Stanley. This trip is purely a. pleasure cruise, a well-deserved vacation for men who hold such important positions in the financial life ci the nation.

American Fox Institute Meets In_ ‘IIuIfT/llzrsday

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MQNUTON. Aug. I3—Arrsnge- merits are mplsied for the annual convention oi the Ami-loan Pa; m-

r will be held in Moncion on Thurs- day next. It is expected between 200 and 300 fox breeders from all parts of the Msritimes. u well as the U. S. A., will attend.

0. C. Avard. of Backvilla, vice- Brlw-twiolt. will preside and follow- iing a welcome by the chairman a welcome will be extended by Mayor Blckohey. on behalf of the city. and Hon. Lewis Smith. Minister cf Agri- culture, on behalf of the province. L. E. Rusch. oi Washington. presid- ent of the Institute, will reply to the address of welcome. after which pa- pars will be given.

The ‘American 1'0! Irutituts is known hits. tionaliy. 1t is opposed to fox promotions. L. ill. flu-sch. of Washington. i! president; o. o. Av- ard, oi Bacicvilic. vice-president for New Brunswick; Dr. I. A, Randall. of ‘rruro. vice-president for Nova leotio. and Col. D. A. MacKinnon, of uuarlotteiwwn, vice-president for Prince lldward island. The Institute is “ especially be reason of its mien oi ioorics bv export looses. who are abis to show the er the value c! their foxes.

Charlottetown. nlGl-yilllﬂlﬁ leaving ‘ early! to-dfay ifor Summevrsidp and

stitute, a scoring organization with rtors in Washington. which

president of the Institute for New ‘

Freight Car.

tween North Wilishirle and Hunter Rlvcrlyesierday afternoon about 2.4.5 p. m. threw Alfred Ward who was in charge of a car-load of no. ‘horses out 6f the door‘. George Holmes who wlsaieo in the car at the time of the accident bowled the tragedy and the train backed to about half the train backed to about half the distance between tho two stations

Prince Of‘ Wales Is Erchibitor

(Canadian Preset TORONTO. Aug. ills-The Live Stock exhibits at the fair this year have an especially interesting feature in the twolsorsaevmicbﬂltJLtlie

take their place in the Judging ring. A keen aericuitilrlst and live stock breeder, the Prince of Wales is a ire- quent exhibitor at shows in llbgland but it i6 regarded as a signal comp- liment to the Iblhibltion that he should have "sent twoborses so hr afield. The Presence oi his horses in

roooruition oi itho importance of the 0 Itllinthe reaiincfsioekbmd- lag. -

stallion. Alcebaran and a clvsssdsls

first prise in London b11933 and lee- ond prise in i924. The Ciydsedgig colt is one cg the Prince's recent ac- quisiions. It was bought for his Royal Highness by Prof. Carlyle, managsr of the Prince's Alberta ranch. His "Otllwht representation at agricul- tural fairs has shown that the Prince loves the democracy of the show ring.

and their exhibitor makes no attempt to dismlise his satisfaction when be is a prize winner.

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(its MUCH 0v A show uilitss lie. llhs 11in PRlcc or ADMWSrION

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maowno, sue. as-amititss: ﬂesh southeast to southwest winds. watt-led with mowers and probably

‘ thunderstorms.

‘liorcnta. cloudy "so-es Montreal. cloudy ... ... ... “Tl-ll

Baiifameicudy ... . _ lllohtibttliealtelmoaat

i A sudden lurch of the train be.

rrioosoi Weiss buacnt nostrils stud farm at Royal Princstown to

theshowringwillbeamarkcfroyal

Thetwo royal horses are the Arab

wit. Crusader Aldebsran, a chestnut horse with four white points. won

n0 Royal Exhibit receives any favors

lnlal lalaovlatlola Delivered Iii-U lly loll. Bands sad l1. I. l. 80%

[Amherst-Marl Killed By. Train

Alferd Ward, Amherst, Meets In- stant Death Near Hunter River 4 When Lurch Of Train Threw Him From Open Door Of

where the body wll foil-lid. with lift extinct. Death was dus to a fractured skull. The deceased resided in Amh- erei.

'I‘he remains were taken to Hun- ter River where In inquest was held by the coroner, Dr. J. C. Houston. It was not completed last night, It will be completed at the Railway station this morning at ll o'clock.

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King And Queenf To Leave For Sandringllam

(special to the auardiah)

LONDON. Aug. ﬁle-It was ln< pounced that the Kilt! and Queen will leave for eacdrihghans ols-Beturday. ‘rbey will travel on a special train and have luncheon em-ouie. Prho M!!! Party will arrive at Wolferton, Nor- iclkhatiscandwilimotorfzomthe station to sshdrishom How. o dist tance oi seven miles. The K1118’! 1M Queen's luggage started from land! ringiialn from Buckindham Palace in a huge truck early this lriorning. It was aciompanied by a small Party oi servants. The British Rider's ber- eonal servants and member! o! the lgavelilng police staff will lo to Nor- folk by an earlier train on Saturday-

‘liodays announcement is Nlarded here as an indication that the Kin! has progressed even farther toward a compete recovery than was indic- ated in the bulletin issued early this week. In this it was understood that the King could have 30M i0 55114‘ ringhsm earlier but he eXDrN-Wd I desire to be thoroughly fit before starting. The King received Lord Lloyd today on the casion oi his nelinl- quishing his appointment as hill! commissioner in Egypt in private aud- lance in his chamber at Buckiriliilm Palace.

‘haw norms announce»

(Canadian Press) CANBERRA, Australia, A118. 23.- British preferences are rnaintaind and in some cases increased in a ro- vislon of the tariff. announced today by m; r ' treasurer, Hon. Earl Page. New duties which are expected to produce an additional $l3.75°.°°° annually wore announced. ‘rho sixty on ioreign silk piece goods is ii;- creased mm so to so per cent while the duty on artificial sill: goods _ g raieeatoclpereaatwllzsdutlt: iotoieo wines and spirits Q5)“

ii cents a [alien action tobacco

peiuiaaautvoiliipercoatonprie delusional and oi four oentsagailon n [as and oil unannounced.

Condensed Specials lATl-lc per word net

Quebec. rain ... ace “JO-O Charlottetown. fair ... ... "Tl-ll, 16-40

cigarettes increased time oehtsa '