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the Present situation of the risn and Bums situation. Our streams were

being depleted by Lllogad methods of catching trout, many o! them being used for fox foodp non-residents were allowed the some privilege as residents, although not according to laiv. Game birds. ' were becoming scarcer each fall; partlciflary, wild geese. Non-residents did about the came with the shooting as with the fishigui. In. 1916 atrpaty vuadiumicd be tween the United Statesmnd Great Britain in which a. close season on some-kinds or birds went. into oper- ntion for ten years, and for other game birds for fifteen years. spring shoot- iiig oi any birds ivas prohibited. This treaty affected. the whole of Canada. The Americans seemed to getthe bulge on us, inasmuch as Canada. ls the breeding ground, but two things have come out of that treaty which will prove o! immense value to us as we'll as to the 7.1.5. lst. The U. S. is passing a. bill -.which provides for. sanctuaries in every state in the

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shooting privileges o! the province and see that the laws are carried out. .

Third. Every resident of the pro- Viflw in become interested in sec- ing the law is enforced. The man who observes the law now gets left; he only saves it for the other fellow;

merit leads to lawlessness. Fourth. We need s. campaign of

papers should be used as a medium through which thepeoplle may learn

fall is quite common in some places, that is the way to deplete the trout streams. Chasing birds with lights

‘Donagh. He says‘ that the names of

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hops the’ publicjlvill be . interested to learn that ouifot the 53 schools o! this inspeclorate ' only l2 have a lower riitlng ‘timuzDmagh for school 5111151118. .- lurnlturo, and equipment. Among those at the tail end of the list are Dromore, Auburn, Tsratum, and Wstervale, the last. three and Donagh having as one would expect, the minimum supplement 01- 75 dol- lam-truly o. magnificent showing for people "so deeply interested in education."

Mr. Trainer also says “D-onagh school is finished inside with Doug- las fir; o. good sanitary toilet, and coal house." "Good Heavieml," I said, "It. certainly must bc the larg- est one-room school between Fort Augustus and Chorlottetiiivn or even between North Cape and East Point to house all that material." Probab- ly all these inside accomodatlons were responsible for the low rating of .lhiS school, or perhaps the School Inspector mistook the “Doug- las Fir" i?) for “old Island spruce." Now, Mr. 'I‘i'alnor thinks that I have been trying‘ to uudcrrahe those five Second Class school teachers o!

some of thm teachers appeared on the Honour Roll of Tbacliers cf this province. Who is the modern Rip Van' ivinkle who informed Mr. Trainer of the Honour Rolls o! Teachers of this provinotfl-Why, Honour Rolls of Teachers may have been the rule in our grandmother's days. but no one has seen such a list for some decades. Besides, I lm- agine that those school teachers o!

Donagli, who oiice liml their names, on the Honour Roll, will not than}: ' Ml‘. Trainer very much for calling

the neighbor's attention to the fact, that they are not quite r», young as

they used to be. Further, I would

like in remind Mr. 'l'i'niiior that

when he begins the discussion n! a" illlblln question suvh as education,’ lie niusl. be prepnrt-rl to hear the‘. facts, however imprilnlnblc they may

be, and for this irnsoii I repeat the 4 assertion that. the name of anyl student from Donagh has never ap-‘j poured iii Prince of Wales College‘ list of Cerliliccatcwinners: hence the . statement that those five teachers‘ from Donagh just squeezed through‘ somehow Oi‘ other. Furthermore, I‘

province of having tourists coming here for sport. ' l Fifth. Wen eed sanctuaries fo: birds; more and more the birds arc being driven away‘ from our pi~o~= Vince by Xvild and indiscriminate shooting; they are driven from place to place, and hardly Bet a. chance to make a. haunt: anywhere. ‘lliere is :1 bird sanctuary at. Port Joli, in Nova Scotia. and another in the county of Yarmouth. Seven or eight years ago

Qhardly any birds came there until

the month of December; now they

are there in thousands in October.

The reason ls that. they W? ("Wm

away from our province and go where

u-iey may have s. little Peace. It is 0f

@119 utmost importance that we have

two or three sanctuaries for this pro-

vince; places where the birds are

not. molested. We ought not be culled

upon to pay for feed. to keep birds

in some other place unless, we v00.

[have some slmiliar plwe- In any

case the wisdom o! leading them at all is doubtful, except under cir-

cumstances of hardships for the birds.

There is a demand on the part of u... git-ct majority of spommon in 1,1115 province for a. period o! shooting in the spring. It is worthy of 00"‘ sideration as to whether we could not have a. period for those who can- noi». get. it at any other season of the year. ThlS matter can be taken up and a. way found that will 1W0" satisfactory to all. There are a. num- ber of things that are worthy 0i attention prior to that. The ‘Prcaiy w” n51; expire till 1931 and then it W111 b; up to our provincial govem- mgnfl so act in the matter. and nothing can be done until that limo

bug y; can agitate and educate find then we can legislate. We are $116 only pmvirwe surrounded by WW‘ and i119 only province that does not have any other 81ml? W‘ "'° hfle so much in common and such a M; my mad that we cannot sf- fm-d w p”; company on one ooiint. We will sit. around our M10911" and smciis the pipe, of w!" "hi" w“ work together for the common 190d and mm the good sense and will!" merit of the sportsmen 0f "*0 9"‘

i lic that "many

would ask Mi‘. Trnlnoi" or any other resident of Doiinirli to name any]

Jturleiit from his district who is now lnttondiiigi" any college 0i’ univci'sity'. Z

Min- TTEIlllOl‘ also informs the pub- i young men and women from, Donngh have bceiif wonderful successes in business in? the United Stator mid Western Cari- ada." It is very easy to make such an assertion, but if proof were demand- ed, Ml‘. Tralnoi" would likely not be able to make good his case. As to people of any educational promin- ence claiming Donagh as their birth- place and Donagh School as their fount of knowledge, I tear that Mr. Trainer's _clalms are Jiopeless;

Now Mr. Tfi-‘ZLOT, as we might. ex- pect, is skeptical about the value of Women's Institutes. But as women's place in the forefront. of civilization has only been recognized by pro- ENSSlVB peoples, we are hardly sur- prised that Ml‘. Trainer, hailing from “Doniighf” has not yet begun to appreciate what more wide awake people have already adopted. verily, Mr. Trainer has little faith in the thrifty women of his district. when the best that. he can do for them isto put them on a. pnr with Certified Seed potatoes.

A parting uoi-d-Doiingh is not yet on the map! I only hope that; Dou- agh will soon occupy her proper place on the map of Prince Edward Island, and, besides, I trust that she will perform her sacred duties in the field of educational endeavor, which, heretofore, she has sadly neglect-ed. If Donagh be successful in this venture, I shall not; have written in vain.

I am, Sirs. etc.

OBSERVER.

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INDUCTION SERVICE l u: KENSINGTON i i On the evening or Thursday. April l 4th, Rev. L. Lewis Williams, B. A. B. n, was inducted by the Prcsby- ‘ tery of Prince Edward Island into, the pastoral charge of Kenslngton! and Freetown. The service was hold iii tlic Pres- byterian Church, Kciishigton, and‘

although the roads were in a some- |Isliinds what. bad condition a. large congrega- i Allfiblll. Princetown Seminary was ‘susmiinrd as a regular gospel call Rev. R. Hensley Stavert, moder- j and ordered to be prcscnted to Mr. ator of the sessions oi] Keiisiiiglolllmistin on the occasion of his hav- and Freetown presided and narrated ;ill§ bccn the steps leading HP l0 i116 "lll- RW- 'gospel. A petition from the congre- l of Murray Harbor

Presbytery preached the sermon and signed by twenty-one members and inducted the new minister. Rev- twenty-four adherents asking that “we. A- B01180!‘ 8W6 U“? lidilfefifl V! for the summer of i929 Rev. Quincy the newly inducted minister and A. McDowell, Rev. Chas. J. St. Clair Jeans addrcs- stated supply once or twice a month. sed the people of the congregation. was presented by the clerk. The service Presbytery having been assured that. Presbytery dealt. with two other the congregation of Caledonia. wss items o! business. A hearty and un- quite willing that Mr. unimous call planed by seventy-five should bake on this extra wci-i: un- membsrs and sixty-nine sdheriuits anlmously grsnhed the petition, At

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the newly inducted flilfll-llcl‘ mefll with the elders of Kemingtoii and ‘ Freetown and forn-iullyy-q took ovel , the work of this psstorolwchsrsb- Rev. Mr. Williams comes to the

Presbytery highly recornmdiided and ‘ the outlook iol‘ the workiiithls irn-s a} portanb Iield is brighlrfflflr hope.

Wl-IEATLEY RIV§l}—_-lvirs. Ernesl _. Houston entertained tttzimmemberl and four visitors to the liYsrch meat-s ‘ ' lng of the Institute. It wfi decided to '1 send a box of fruit. worms! the sic! i members. A paper wnsileudflrom thl Teachers l-lederatlozilubutqpo dsflnitl I steps were taken. MrsalabLlng in< _, vim u.» mums to ‘l se“: ‘with he! I