P ar. Norrcs-'me fun-1' "‘

,hy ,md people are wondering

ason behind the delay in Supervisor of Track and Field Ath-

'E 15 1931 ~ h . I \ j _ me cHAlu.o1"rl:'l'owN GUARDIAN _

’ Y- W? Y

W _.

litem Guardian- . ,

,, - I

, _

him B, hwfilhb 'ul

°' wevfnwednudav at 2 vm- Thurealdenca at osmpbelltvm

Un embmcn 1| bad. su

‘ 7°., Hop Ale 'and feel bet-. V “uh only one M101 HOP Al! M. mf), gummerside' B0iiUill8

4955-5-s-tts-ilu June so.

N M01-on 'rarr-Mrs. H. o: wg Mary Mill Bild U10 Mil'

el- and Sarah Green left A

nxdey for a motor itrip e

I New Brunswick al\d_Clrds.

.-5- ‘U

Us nlwwxs IN SUM- ll POLICE COURT-FWD! 'l ,ppcarcd before Mr. n. o. " Meglstrate on Monday ` H. et the Summer-side Police

me, were lined aio and I »' d one 55 and costs or three

mmou couar oN 'In--:_The Prohibition Mag .,¢°uft, which was to have 1 hh ln summerside on Sat- \ has been further postponed. mekes several D05tP°nem9Yli'3

has

|_|_ ff . with the cases now pend-

llcrs ron rox MEN-A rc- ml hes been long awaited gg breeders throughout Can- ‘ new available for distribut-

,llens Branch of the Depart

°9¢lllll¢ League

It has been brought to my atten-

tion tha

ball who are not registered with this thle

BRIS, llld alll ll 00 WARN lill-

letic clubs and athletes that unless , in evi

omply with the amateur for Len Harvey, the British middle- H°1m°n`Pi°k“"d °'"'“““l "°“_ mme

' bike race. The race which had

rules they will be suspended from weight champion, in their bout at » mone taking part in amateur sport; London, G. B. Harvey won in the ""°l"° mme* *Wm 1"- :mm °1 with round cr a ccnlcaz um bard- 01° Pl°l‘"'l 5”" 59°F- 0"”

tume

lr had time to become one. An so- °°°’S° 5°’°°° ‘md "““h°d " R” T' smmucsn Lnaous began

theyc

m athletes that they must not com-

, H, geek the days.-B. pete with or against unregistered

' athletes.

A new amendment to the rules

of fi

letcs for the A. A. U. of Canada. This

relay races, and reads: “lf the bat- on be dropped within 20 yards zone

it must be recovered by the runner

sncc

h amendment a relay/'team was dis- vithout charge, through the qnsllfied if the baton was dropped

you going' -to tba orllalnl

or sm- city nucbau

tonight? Ot course, we are

goingi

P. B. .SECRETARY WARN!

A'|‘HLE‘.l'lS

tCl'||lllal¢P|l!|ll|’lllse-

Branch for 1931, and that iss are taking part in amst- sliort who do not hold Amateur

have been instructed to report infringements of the Amateur

wlsh slso to warn registered

o. n. smrpnr, '

scc-'r‘l-eu. M.r.n.n..e.U. cr c.

NEW RULE

been issued by J. 'IL Crocker,

amendment is in regard to

eeding him.” Previous to this

BYTE() " TBIFOULBLOW

eld and track championships `hit low

_ 1,

h e 4 15?*

.ooiking ‘Em Over Bike Race Won

While a foul blow will not decide

the heavyweight ehamplonslllli when Btribllng and chmellng meet July 3. it will cost the “thi” WM

punches low a heavy fins and one round if proposals to be presented

possls provide a system of gradu _

sting fines, ranging from $500 for the first low blow to $7.500 for five

foul would make the bout _“no con- test," Schmellng retaining his title.

Kenna in Halifax, proved no match V"|m°‘“

first

,ohne un eh, third hunch W" Hollnan's Ltd., Grafton Street. well place

peered

whats

a mecca for young athletes these 1°-St at 7~°5- V nights, where many school athlete The “ce was Wm by 'mlm S°'“n` are daily working out in prepay... ders, a. game little 315 year old rider hm' hh. tha comm* Provincial in 33 minutes and 50 seconds. with School Meet, which takes place on B““'°°'n Cmbbel We 15' "cmd and mdhy, _"me 19¢h_ Frank McIntyre, age 14, third.

_ FA Homby, Prince Edward Is-

el Agriculture' at Ottawa. h'll,e report of the Experi- V pox nnnch at Summer- vs_ E, 1., for the years 1928, M1930. The report is par- , ly valuable because of the

-*__*

.» re end °°“°'S° ’“‘““’°" '“ be :cc blgn at fu-ab, then tcc lcw.

, the subject is treated. Not 1, every important phase 9!

work dealt with and outlined was ,. ensiveiy, but specific rec- me ndations conclude the discus-

and

.umm or lim. nlllmlzlu' MWNESS-There passed away ll, prince County Hospital on aftemoon. Mr. Herbert B. . .. of Montrose at the age of ying, liter a long and trying of one years duration. lifr. gg was the son of the late . newness of Montrose and ‘milled there on the home- sll hillife. He was of a quiet, ming disposition and was highly esteemed by all who the pleasure of his acquaint- 'fhere are left to mourn his - ,three sons and three daugh- namely: Robert and Kimball mnto; Mrs. Siveria of Oak- - California; Mrs. Gordon Ram and Mrs. H. R. Walsh of Sum- and Wiliillm of Montrose, in the Guardian extends sin- fympachy. The funeral takes V on Wednesday, 111172.30' from home to thc cemetery at Mont- 1 ilevl G. A. Elliot officiating.

ABS REMOVED - Reports to hand on Monday morning “ if-S by some young men to my with two cars from Wat- Bireet, summerside. Another-`

ni citizen has lost his car me er, It was found by the pol- ill Charlottetown last evenin Hlilfdav night the policeman on Water Street saw some

‘ men making off with

an's cur. which was parked 1 his residence, they immed- glve chase and recovered the v about five miles out o On Sunday evening, othe » ill POSSibly the same gang. l° llaragc al tba cast end or Wwll and tried to get away ine of the cars in the yard “mt to grief at the bridge

“fe Sfomicd.-s.

-gi C

the

afte the row ling

tor

first

and few Sata a pi

give fath and top and

ing

'the

holu-

iar creelman McArthur of d

~`S.

‘Ml G. sbaltcn esharp, ‘S

M I9

"~ Ei/flyn McKenzie of th ‘kd

°ithe Bank of Comme,-ce 3? States by automobile $202,409,000; 15 ' ide left on Mondey mom. fgom the same country by railroad 5

and steamer t03.233,000; from all °°' countries via ocean ports $12,955.- N

'Bl gacation in Campbell-

Memories A

_ _

(Continued from Page 4)

fourth in 29 minutes flat, the first

,_ ' rider having _five minutes time al-

_` __ ' 1a.nd's premier rider, who by the

way consent/ed to enter the race

~ through his love of the bike game

and athletics in general, finished

d M, the smmuh of l The grind this year was hard

mm ho lon", muy hhhuhh m, fought and more closely contested md news “hh to the hom. of the than last year‘5 event, only five rm: md W” éomeed on h," hs. seconds separating the first three ,on hé me to hh ‘nh Devo’ .p_ riders and five seconds on the

to claim that be had been f°l"`°h- n

attempt that the r ulsite itch

gethe

i actu

churches. It was a long, nar- fore

some ulate

was greatly pleased with the

aff r, and it promised to be a great success But, le and behold! the

sunday it was used the High ers rose up in wrath, many of

.them walked out of the church

ear

erated such an instrument? Down 3 y calre their nets in passionate de- To nunciation. The townspeople had to thh,

in, and the result was that my hues e

and listen, without compunction, to egg

music of an organ, and the unc

Tourist Trade We

it W88 Often not till the third

eil D

reached. 'I'he townspeople of congregation took counsel to-

Kirk. This audacious instru- can-le

ment preceded the tuning fork, Ream

ards so commonly used in`1-gun,-1

wooden box, in shape resemb- Field, a razor strop. By pulling out came

land ' Oln-

a stormy meeting was held a on th

lowance on him. On the grind, Hornby gained three minutes and ten seconds on the leader-truly

_ ‘some riding, and the fastest time

ever made over th

course.

(Canadian Press) Two unfortunate occurrences YORK, June 15.-Primo happened during the race, the first, fl Oi’ Iflll’ knocked out Pat when Regis Arsenault was tvssed "

ond of Ireland in the first from his wheel at the intersection IN

r. and as a result a pitch pipe ally made its appearance in NEW

Of their 10 r0und bout be of Euston St and Elm Avenue,

a crowd of 20,000 at Ebbeis when he endeavoured to avoid col Brooklyn tonight The end llding with a Government truck

after Jwo minutes and 24 which was proceeding' on Euston R°°h_°5°"' °"'°

infernal i\lTBll8ement to reg- seconds of ghting from 9, right to going east. The young rider no Ne d was d lengths you could sound all the law. Redmond never had a doubt recelvcd ,e shaking up, but smlth' Ind” “nd "°m“" tern

the notes of the gamut. The precen- chance with the giant Italian. gamely mounted his wheel' and hue” md Hargreaves te

continued the race, finishing ninth.

THE It/[ARKETS Had Arsenault not been so unfor-

-tunate, no doubt he would have H

(canadian Pr-cn) ` been wen up in the riding. The

AWA, Ont., June 15-Cold other rider. Robert Stewart, was

storage holdings of eggs in Canada going good for three miles, when

e first of June, as shown in the chain on his wheel snapped.

UHYS U»fter.~It was a "device of the fmel report issued by the Do- putting him out of the race. The n.” Was there any mention of mhh

teh pipe in the Confession of 11,719

Faith? Would John' Knox havetol- 11,55

on Bureau of Statistics, were accident is to be regretted-but P 130 dozen as compared to such is sport. mn 0.213 dozen on the same date The spectators were given an meme deep on the highways in “5°9‘l p°"°y' °‘"h°ugh the effect °f

eg°_ agreeable surprise shortly before this

rio graded shipments at extras Street 1101118 C C M. Cyclets in ditches, eeuslng much damage to

10 1-2 flrata 15 1-2, seconds is 1-2. elm°St a dead heat to the wire cr

acled eggs extras 16, firsts 13. 5 mins- nds 12, delivered, cases return- 3 ll1il'1S~

3 mins.

oN'I'R.ls:A1._Egg 'receipts here Scratch ay were 1,727 cases as compar. 1% mill-S.

8 probably in a building em- ed to 1,774 cases on the cm.,-es. 3 ming ' bellished by stained glass windows phhdlng day last yew The local 3 min5__

market continues dull although 3 mins-

B hanged in tone and price. Of- 1% mine. singing of a trained choir. But ‘mugs from the what are light 5 mlm,

would they, I wonder, sit as con- E”

h s are selling on spot at extras 5 mins-

tentedly through a sermon over an 32|

zirats 11, seconds 15. Dealers' Judging by actual time the riders pa

f 1°“5- °l` Walk WUUUUIY te" °l`. quota/tiom to producers and coun- W0Uld have finished as

twelve miles to “the Kirk" as their

r my

devout forefathers did! p ext,

trade maintains its position as ell- anadsls third most important in-. Pl’°d

PERSONALS dustry. Although tourists were more W8 " ' economical in their expenditures 11°

uring 1930, their number increased

ii ide left on Monday for 3,000,000 over the previous year. V

An estimate made by the Domln- P”

M ion Bureau of Statistics places at

l dv,_,dl,,,, ,emh to mm e120,2as,000 the amount left in du lfrlous illness of Mm shun Canada by tourists last year. This Nl

bclcw thc estimate or es00_z1a,- du

1.111111-ford.-s. 000 for 1020, but $4,000,000 above 12»

29 figures. The 1930 total is div- °

as follows: From the Unit/ed

e local ten mile

continuing in excess of the olds Lloyd James and Prentis An of

1. plcked hh the hlteh pipe demands Brokers report sales 0, d!.ew_ "loomed up. on Gramm directions into the overflowing where business is comparatively flat, walked off with it. It lay on the ohm

shelf of a closet in our house,

many a time I climbed up and 14’

amused myself with it, sounding

each note plaintfvely, and wonder- uns.:

what in the world it was in- Seca

tended for. Nowadays, the descend- ed_ ants of those sturdy upholders of M

Presbyterian form of worship md

meet,

no W egg market is easier with sup- home stretchivvhén two 12-year- pe,-tended in many years. Torrents ‘md

J. Saunders 33.50 15 B. Crabbe 33.53 15 F- M¢I!lWl'e 33.55 14 E. Homby ’ 34.00 22 W. Wan-en 34.10 18 B. Burns 34.22 17 C, Hyndman 34.-19 18 L. Peppin 35.40 18 R. Arsenault 36.20 16 R. Britton 38.00 16 L. Smith 38.40 14

follows :

J. S u n e He tbcn launched --lo bra analy-

an-Pickard Wheel Event §{1”§§"££“.°..`¥.?§cf"1i1°§"f.f;.....§§l§

ornby Hangs Up Record Time '

e ‘ and 1925 the United States acquired B0aSt

mmohes below the bell. A knockout Fgr The D1Sta]1C€, s1,so0,oo0,00o net ln gold. what fcl-

:L l:o°;i'l;gud.Co1n;r;rll;:\: had been on a credit spree, led by

' H

W” ey.

urea? SCF

NPI.”

Detroit . ... c~........ New York .. ., .......

she-1-N .ct-.Pl »-¢i*l

'cleveland

Philadelphia ... ... lludlin, Donohue and Sewell Walberg and l-loving

‘HNF sae.” sol”

Chicago ... ..._... Boston ...

Kline and Berry f

aw? 3-1;

|'i=am

Si. L0llil .ca In e-H" Washlnztvn ... ..

NATIONAL LEAGUE

other was s create the w

greates

Frasier and Tate ufacm

actur dema

. h consi

MATTHEWS

Continued from page I

_ ship in this country,” he said.

sis of the business depression. “My own view," he stated, "is that this depression was coming, whatever

result followed the cause. The world

the United States.

‘It began, as it always does. with

easy credit conditions. Between 1921

lowed? Abundant long term mon-

swift enthusiasm Americans

The commercial banks dis- . Next Mohd

ed their indebtedness to the A er, B

‘ harg

_ th t th d lc m C I1 co

... '"1' "M 1:" ., ..f::r.:::zh.: 1:. ;x;..::. B | G L EA G UE -;-,;»-1 R--M -1- 3

n ,ev w me so c- 1

° M' 0 the start and finish of the m B

twin bill at

ries to expansion were clearly The swan dence-easy credit and low une is more

rates, and a lack of demand for it has on its muh’ a famous o0med_ that

y in the domestic' market. ian’ who h

Broadway. This player, Bob Lee

d toforeign markets, and they which hy t pressing loans on foreign southern

governments. The first of such .-

loans five y States

Whitehillmuhle and Hayworth ments Ruffing, Sherid , Weaver and 000,90

ickll- creatin

but th", Wu no Nunn The race was run on the time al- spend

cl, hu. me chin lowance system, i.e., the first four

riders were sent away at 7 o'clock

Boys GET-HNG READY sharp; the next five at 7.03, follow:

The Ahezwm Track and new is ed by two more at 7.04 l-2 and the

was made in 1924, and fin the that music

ears, 1924-1930, the United momhy nm loaned to foreign govern-, Behind th the enormous sum of' $6,047,- l 0,-ed mm, 0 0! new m0H€Y- This ‘V35 fsinging catcher, a name which g a credit of billions of smacks of

ing money in the hands of mere is Ray Joy, one of the best nations. Much of this money outfielder; pent in the United States, and gemeelmee

cnlolln lllll colllln lol lwo slllls

Yankee Nine w i ll

Play

the c_A_A_A, grounds. di

as spurred his stuff on Nl

he way, is a good old 3

nsné :lr-u :=- r-s1I'11

= .1-rs

name, appeared in with

Shuffle Along" in New York when mg between the mntestantsi th°

al comedy had a sixteen b” ba

aff, and said to be oflmd'

l’/‘- Gi-I SEVEN

I 1

llllif

This evening at 8 p. m. the open-‘

Abegweitg On ing game or city Basebau League

June `22nd-Visitors ,‘;’§1,,"° "1" °" " ‘he °"""' "°‘"““

een the Rovers and the Eeast-'

Of JBZZ Band. ern Stars. Both those teams have

long

ay afternoon and even ml’-“Y

mg the Ahegweits play hash; to an for the supremacy of the diamond,

lored baseball nine in a The Rovers are in the pink. of con-

been rivals, and have fought stubbornly contested battle;

tion and feel prettey confident ol

hy team from over the beating their' old rivals. The Stars; than a mere hah team however, have something to say to

and are just as determined

at the Rovers will not draw fi1'S¢

blood, and back up their stand with

snappy well-trained aggregation.

such spirit and rivalry exist-

ll fans may be assured of a

fast and airtight game from the

e home platter the Goh opening ball till the conclusion of' uses Matt Carrington’ the ninth. Come on, baseball fans,

and cheer your team. Show the b0Ys

vh.ghha,_ye5 sah_ Then that you're behind them.

’I‘he following line-up for this

in baseball' nzhqg.. Ricelhevenings game starting at 6 p.m. called the lmle Power. sTARS°'P‘“he“-M°D°“a’d- M“‘

d a demand for goods suhh as House’ “Lefty” Wyche' ace of thelQuaid, Infielders-McCabe, McDon- orld had never before known. pitching st

Acorn, Goss, Kerr, McCa.rey,

_ big league calibre' ..Buhet.. Rankin `0utfielders-Bolger, Mclnnis, Dodd;

Stage Set For Boom the speed

“The stage was set-set for the `

red and in process of manu- m

e were bought up, and were and the fu

nded. Prosperity grew and ex- Lee. Off the diamond they combine -

terlded; so did the demand for cre- th

dit.

ous.

Gray and Ferrell dura,

Brown, Mal-berry and Spencer. dente

Industry became very prosper- and usuall A stock market rise of long ance at a ion resulted, with unprece- they bed d d profits to spectators. A very lik€llh00d.

The list

tboom on record; goods man- the tourists' is not exhausted in theima

cnncn of their singing catcher, 1°"-

emselves into 5, band of musicians

this

y make e penny appear- °.°me

dance in what ever town md _ Own for the night In ah corporation tax. The personal ln- they Wm supply some come tax last year thus had totalled

king, and John Collins, Duffy' ‘

shark plug of a high_gea_red im-[em ROVERS_'Pitchers-Ford Carson

of accomplishments ohdohnsion Carbonnell. Infielders -

nchard Williams, Mclnnls, Wha- Francus, McEachern. outfield.-

mmaking ability of BOD ers-Donovan, M'urley, Whitlock.

represented the personal ln- tax and were astonished to that $4-l,'423,840.93 of ii. \i.'.ls

AGUE

derable percentage of the Sparkling

numbers at 3, hop to be $26'624'w1'12'

Boston .. ... ........- Chlcago ... ... ..... Sheridel and Cronin

were

Smith, Blake, Teachcut and H2" then

ett pmspe

Will root

d traffic was held UP 110118 the hways. _

mcg.”

ww.: 1-»-P5

not

cal-?' 'Zag exe!"

K h the

al' ,., ... sue..-a

--M

mod

ket

Play Havoc 35°

(Special io the Guardian) smauy h°ld the View that the gen' then gave the first analysis yet due

situation was caused by, or very

_ made o

reciably affected by, Canadian

Elvrlsnoxs, June is-Hall. ;"l es as large as marbles lay two W

dish-ict last night after the "‘ “‘

NTO_The situation on the first riders appeared on the W0,-st hind and electrical Storm ex_ _were manufacturing our own goods.

i .

water ran from the fields ln all "3

and

ed out and starting to ripen.

d, Hundreds of trees were up- :E ed or broken off by the wind

srlmnm Is MARKET ne

Fon CANADIAN Punk th

whole mark

dulge tense

TERNATIONAL IEAGUE beca

inter merc

ailstones ff-t

is n

population got into the stock held after the second game on Mon __ et, and the grain market was day Highh is neglected. The spree was in- The Abe d irl to a degree that was in- Dr&Ci»i0€.t . Profits, real and anticipated, be S0lll€W used to buy more goods, and B team - the market, the creatures of Baldy SC

me so great the world over that the 1931 est rates went up and com- baCkSf»0l-1 B and lndustry eoulel not pay a free-hitting third sacker, Oliver as”

of high grade. Schwab is had

rates asked for funds. The door Call °°_Vel` either first ‘-"l‘ Sewnd shut to foreign borrowing In- base, and Jackie Kane is somewhat

ational trade suffered to the °f all OU

nt of billions of dollars. Com- "0 mean Wu handler and ba'-Wf- ities declined in price. The mar- These five mingled Wm* the h°m9

bmke' and E depression °t the 38315133555 should consolidate into Turning to the income tax, Mr. magnitude set in’ which I fear Matthews stated that thc* total

number of taxpayers last year was

five and a half ber cent- 142,154. Lf all these had the some

nverted into securities yield- income this year as last, 100,695

ow being prolonged by influ-

cl .

---nm

s which time does not permit five and to specify. were co

"Now Mr. Speaker, I do not per-

cnigbt, and it is going to “le- hat of-a problem toselect complete return to the Govern- Harold, Husky Gross, ment"

hwah' and Jackie Kane' There were several outstanding

“ty itself created more pmS_ from up Ontario way’ must be re(-:_ features of Mr. Bennett's income

parity until abc demand for credit k°H<=d with in the °°mD°Sitl°n 01 ta” p'°p°S“]" The family °°m"““"

Y Abegwel;s_ Gross ls a which. in Mr. Matthews opinion,

“The income tax," he continued,

paid by two classes: (1) those

gwehs are tummg out for whose incomes are easily ascertain-

and i2) those who put in a.

no defenders, became extinct tax-exempt unit. There was an ease of $500 in the exemption the progressive rate was limited

fflelder. while Rav stun is ”° 25 P" "9"-

lncome Taxpayers

' ing four and a half Per cent. Het would zlnd that their takes were re-

ight have been minimized if we

were not the' victims of dump- But it left us in a. _position

revenues decidedly so. It is

ue must be raised to pay the 1932’ h

x ns of carrying on the govern- ,- , - _

producers and country ablppers for Handicap Name 'mme age were flattened by tba bail and ° Pl; Def me country' Businessmen ;1;;lu;1g an interest saving of ss"/0. :bose navlne a taxable lnccm

ow this. They expect it.

Of the five per cent. war loan

falling

half per cent. Victory loan falling me

f the saving to the country. lneo

War Loan Conversion each

$2.00

$37,037,200 had been converted T

nnually. Of the five and a $9.00

dlle in 1933, $273,242,300 hhd been taxa.

New Taxation Opinions cohve

732,423 a. year. Thus, on the mo

There was some discussion of total

taxation to take the place of C

n, I learned that they were all the h favor of raising the sales tax- the 4

iberals and Conservatives alike. taxah me have told me since the budget of th dress that they favored a higher can

es tax than four per cent. They

derstand the tax; they wanted it; per d it does not appear to me that At t

a party question at all, because thes

am sure that if my honorable com

lends opposite me were in power

rted, making a saving of $2,- In

inued, “the conversion raises son;

be best illustrated by a holder and

ed. "And these are all small

me tax payers, paying on as-

sessment up to $2,000, saved $11.50

. Taxpayers paying on from 0 to $3,000 saved $11; those

paying on $3,000 to 4$,000, saved $8

h due in 1931, $38,403,800 in each nndéhose paying on from 34,. bonds had been converted, making 000 an annual saving in interest of tel $192,019. Of the .five e.£ ': half per on

hs_ Elsewhere fields of mu 1-ye ‘zgdem t° everyone thai' mme re' cent renewal loan falling due in 596

. - 0 delivered. Dealers are quoting ' How They Finished he

to $5,000 saved $3 each. The to- loss in revenue to the country the reductions given these 100,- taxpayers was $913,979.50.

is first increase was felt by

e of

0 who paid $4 more. Similar

1-eases pertained up to $24,000

ble income.

comes above $140,000 were the

st unstable of all, said Mr. Mat-

conversion of $626,927,300 the thews. "To expect to pay any large

ountry saved $6,077,254 in interest. sho

e sales tax, and from hundreds of .Fu

conversations I had with business

Tonobrro, June 15-Tha lm- me °°“”

rtance of the trade treaty with . in

Australia for many Canadian com- L

nies whose shares are listed on so

the exchange will be evident from ad

shlppem gm- ungreded egg, are Hornby, Warren, Crabbe, McIntyre. a survey of exports of Canadian sal as 20-22, firsts 16-18, seconds‘,Bl-lIllS. HYlldm8-I1. Al‘S¢l‘lBUlt. Pell- products to that country during uh

13_14_ pin, Saunders, Britton, Smith. the past three or four years. an

WlLN'N1Pux3_There is a slightly The promoters of last evenlng‘s Australia for many years was re- it is ke, tem to the slguellon en race, who are to be congratulated garded, for instance, as one of the I

g mls egg mel-lee; due mostly 1,0 the on its signal success. wish to thank most important markets of the old h.

0'I'I‘AWA, June 15-The tourist -S10

re of the income tax out of the

rthcl‘m`ore," Mr. Matthews incomes of these very wealthy per-

is an iilusion." he declared. He

ational revenue, because all showed how the number of $100,000 it per cent bonds are to be incomes in Canada had risen from lla after the date of maturity 37 in 1929 to 107 in 1922 and then e taxfree bonds. Perhaps this dropped to 64 in 1923, 40 in 1924

37 in 1926. Since 1926, it had

. who has, say, $10,000 of tax-free 51-2 risen, reaching 129 in 1930.

cent. bonds, maturing in 1933. "These people," said Mr. Mat- he present time his income from thews, referring to the high income e is $550 per annum, free of in- taxpayers, “cannot and do not use e tax. Having converted these all their incomes for their personal

bonds he will have $10,000 cf 4'/_~ comfort-they are the men who are

w demand for carlota from the the local Fire Department, Police ,Laurentlde Paper Company. b¢f°r° ll, t Wholesale dealers are quoting Constables, officials, the Press and the newsprint industry had leaped W ucers and country shippers for all others who cooperated with ahead to such large proportions in r

5 ext,-as 14, fl,-egg 13, eeeonds 9 them before and during the stag- Canada. For a time Canadian news~

iivefed- 103 °f the event- T119 03101515 Plllli W3-S Pl‘3°ifl¢°»nY shui' °”° by conversion loan. Mr. Bennett, he $11 y;DM0N'10N_'rl~lev-e hes been whose names appeared in a recent having to face a customs duty of 5 ery lime ehenge here during me issue, capably handled the pro- £4 a ton, where English newsprint in l, week Wm, reeelple holdlng ceedings. was admitted under 0. tariff of only 5

fairly steady. Paying prices to pro- L-_ £1, the handicap of $15 561118 W0

cerg hgve been reduced one gent CHICAGO HAS 20,000 heavy f0l‘ Canadian mills to absorb. d dealers are now quoting pro- UNPAID CITY WORKERS Since Canadian newsprint was

cers and country shippers extras S accorded an equal p0Sit10l1 With 'chews continued, "there is X10 dwbt

ill-els 9, geeendg Q, qellvered_ CHICAGO, Ill., June 15-Chi- English, exports for Australia again e

ases returned. cago's financial troubles, growing recovered. and until this past year,

vancouvllm.-'rbla egg market out G1 lie delay in collecting 1920 when mee was a dropping off. the me knowledge or this condition, me

week end eleellnlng Wm, me and 1930 faxes because of reassess~!v.~orld over in consumption of

lm,-p edvnnee ln pl-lee, lee; week ment difficulties, were spreading‘newsprint, had reached substantial uell-lg 5 reeellen on een;-pup- today. , proportions. In 1927 total Canad- °n_ There were ng eel-lege ehlpped With failure of the county board inn exports of newsprint to Aus-

om ~ from here dlp-ln; me pee; week as to pay their hospital nurses yes- trails amounted to $3,250,823 in

,Dr _ |-le W be ~terda th ttal ai ln_' ' 0

John 1" McNeill l Automobiles from across the bor P °° *re ° Ve °°s°°m b"l'°l`° y ° ° “np d p“b"° °m` 1929' but dmpped t° $2"m’376 m

Provinces 57875. Quebec, 350930; and egg prices held steady on the have received questionnaires cov-

ABLE T0 D0 ohm-le, 093.007: Alberta. 0,174; iproduce and dairymarket here to. ering their duties, qualificstions,, “°°§m_l,'_'§‘f,f§,', manitoba, lssal. - asp. _eduosuen,.sslary_. elaz-e-11-ibm-awi.

Mt d numbered hhoolom, m m_ lqeeg, peylng prleee go pl-odueere ployees exceeded 19,500, and the 1930.

I medvcaiutcgxgxxyx cfgase of about one muhoh from extras 1320, firsts 16-18, pullet ex. P*-if due and Unimid “Wi” W-lx,

B_ Q he W” mom the p,,,v,m ye,,._ mm q,,,,¢l,,,,_ tres is-laaut ltla anticipated that Kftseied $5.195.000- l E s P

by his wife and daughter hires answer" by hutomohhe d,.h,_ there will be a downward revision In 1929 the Continental Illinois.

Who will vlall in van-I °f° “lil “""€° ““""’°f °f Nm" °h°'"y` v Bank advanced mmm? to keep iss GREAT Guoncr-: srnnnr

i°r several weeks.-3, in each car was between three and cHI°AG°*3P°¢ 15 i-4, June th* “UNH °l'l *HB 109- Thi! bill 1'6"

, ‘ raur. 'rbe division or tourists among l"°l’°B° W" 1° 1-1 N°i'°ml>=f N- ““"“ ‘”‘°°"°°‘°" ‘° "ht" d°Y» ‘“' ' SPORTING GOODS

nw provinces may ba calunatcd ffl8¢f=°°f= 218-4- 13:?" th' lm" ll” °°°°’“=‘ll“d¢' mcvcbns. luoroncvcl-Es

from the munber of cars entering M°N'm~m\L» Q”°~» ~7“lle 15-P°‘ " '

for more than om 4”. hut kg me mel cheege pl-lee, were lllglvee, All of the 35.000 city employees, Let Us Sharpen Your Lawn Mower. than 00 days, as follows: Maritime bum' Illwtaiiona were irregular- excepting policemen and firemen. "mpg 941_

bonds to keep their funds in short-

loan can be said to have been a

Mr. Matthews stated that as early t

of the then Minister of Finance, the

late Hon. James Robb, to the mag- 0 nitude of the financing to be done

eir first urge to raise money her ould be to add to the sales tax- $450_ aise it as they did before." in t Mr. Matthews turned then to the ,neo

aid, was to be congratulated, Ask- fm g for $250,000,000, he had received the 640,000,000. "But for the desire of $3 important holders of Government sa

U in interest and $112.50, in income

term liquid securities, Mr. Mat- ta

hat the conversion figures would Y: ave been greatly enlarged. With in

the state."

complete success.' si

_ he income tax, Mr. Matthews said.

as 1927 he had drawn the attention F

cent bonds, yielding annually Assuming that he comes with-

he 25 per cent. income class, his

m the $450. His net return. rcfore, on the investment is 37.50, instead of $550. That is to y, the state is benefited by $100

x,, or $212.50, and the investor, stead of receiving 512 per cent net, ceives 3.371; per cent net. on his vestment, the balance going to

There was a good deal of confu- on in the public mind. regarding

interested in industry in a. large way; who provide capital for enter- prises. And high figures in the up-

me tax on the $450 would be per brackets have a very decided 2,50, which would be deducted tendency to discourage initiative,

cripple industry, and drive capital out of the country. We need the capital of our own people to be re- tained here and invested in Cc:

ian industries."

(Special to the Guardianr

NEW YORK, N. Y., June 15

-The Bank of Montreal agen- cy in New York has received a shipment of $3,000,000 in gold from Canada. The shipment is the first to be received from

or the year ending March 31, 1931,

this tax had amounted to $7l.048,- `

22.45. Many people concluded that

Canada since midwlnter.

- i

.\|inl\rrl’a Linllm-nt cases allrnlna.

when the loans fell clue. Such fears had been dissipated by the SUCCCSS of the conversion loan. Through the success of the loan, thc whole fin- ancial fabric of the nation was strengthened. 'lhe world was shown that Canada had been able to take care of her own finances. The way was open for any necessary supple- mentary financing.

continued, the loan had lightened

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