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‘IOIIIII Dill! fhilled I881’) $5.00 per you (lellvered) In advance. —IllOl)

""“‘Fffi ' * .‘~_-"'==‘.' MONDAY. APRIL so, 192s.

iilkiiiislfuifi

llunuu Bililllllili

t Notes by the Way

h fibula rump. ensue-n.

J. IL lute“, like! and Plhllahert l). IL Oink:

Aluelntc Editor

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‘g ‘g; n" ( in advance In Canal: uuil llnlrerl Hutu.

. , - . .a” gun mQIORTUNE tians are emigrating to the United Svnlos every month, this number pusslllg! through the port of Yar- mouth.

‘Dliflll-g lhe four weeks just prior to his coming to attend the Synod, Mr. Haslan- said, about three thou-

hrougb the port of bound for the United

i

Owing to the destruction by firs on Saturday morning, of the whole of our plant in the rnaln building and likewise complete destrm

ticn oi the building itself, tihe pres- ent issue of the Charlottetown . . y“. i -. .1. Guardian is produced under consid: ' “ ‘ arable difficulty. The task of in": provising a new suite of offices in t ~ modate t-be differ- wlzlc: pffljetgg and carry on Wm in Wnf- u-XuJllS to the United States en e 1|

3110011 '~‘. »ur citizens a year; this, l » b ppreclated by any . W0 me Bum a a 1h} points -»..t, compared with 1,654

~~oming we Nova Scotiaon the ast y l‘ mrd. These pW-pi- are not going as

visitors to Lin. United States, Mr. complished and we are pleased 19 Haslam is convinced; very,

831111

Sufi. ~ Mr. CO1.

ll .~iam's report estimates

l'-~'€!1y that we are losing

of ou-r-‘readem who have ihad 13c- misfortune of ‘b01118 burned out n. their homes and ompelled to seek new quarters: but it has been ac-

very They ‘ intarruptionlaro all, or nearly n?‘ 1i-L\ih;_, this

566 the Guardian going out to 1-1.. .few oi them are returning. readers Without Qpmugh the courtesy oi our con-lprovince to e-.. 1?. tmnporary, The Patriot, we have elsewhere. secured the use of their large printing press, a twill be continued until, in ~‘~- :future,a commodiousn new t am

‘- u themselves

fur Haslam's refl-‘vi is based on coiyrtwy uhic-Qwfi- m1. figures.

._, -€-<0> .. .1

BUY AT HOME. ter building and plant shall take i 1-4

plum of thosewe have lost In m“: \=' mthusinstlc Nova S-"llan is meantime we be; to express oi1=_"'h'”"151“g a “Buy at Homc" (‘"11" appreciation of the kindness ainle’ *5“ 1" the 11°11‘? ma‘ 11 W111 c1311“ the many expressions of sympatli'».“‘"'°t the 1""“e“°”5 °' “"39 "19" extended m us m “r1098 and top-iucile concerns outside the pru- aasure our readers and pntronsfi“ a‘ that The Charlottetown Guardian, l‘; a "Buy at Honm" notwithstanding the many difficul-‘qlw ' '1 be a conmmous ‘ma’ not a" u“ to b e eucoume] Mndmffioccaéional spasmodic gmovemcni bompkm restoration, _ which will end as abruptly as it sued every morning as _ began. Buying at home and selling ~ at home are the foundations upon

campaign '

“If the proropatlen l: delayed the people will know where to place the blame," says the Government or gan. We also believe thatthe peo- ple will know. How could they fail to know? March when the House met. to to-

alx weeks lacking one day. All this time the Government has had en- tire control oi the proceedings.

The official journals show that down to the past very few days little or nothing was done in the way of public business. The Government's contribution in the shape of meas- ures has been smaller than usual. ltmay he doubted that any session in a quarter of a century past has been so barren of government measures as‘ the present one.

All the real business lo far trans- acted could have been done in quite leisurely Jashion in two weeks. or three at the most, in- stead of the six weeks so far ex-

pired. What the country has had instead of a business session has

been a talk-fest, to put it mildly, n self-glorification meeting almost va- cant oi business and singularly va- cant of new ideas or of old ones in new garb. Talk consumed the time by days and weeks and as‘ wc before slated four-fifths of this

ocean of talk was contributed by the government and its supporters.

They repented their speeches of last session in the debate on thc ad- dress this year, and these they rc- peatod again in the builgct (lcliate. And one supporter repeated ilnolli» er until the same filings had boon said over and over a score of times. That was the sort of thing that delayed the passage of the address. ilelayed the presentation 0f ilic dc- partmcniui reports. dclilycrl tiic es- timaies and the bullgct and lim voi- iug of supply. <lt was just ialkthal delayed all the real business ofllic Srssion. What is more important iii in any sc ‘ion of the licgisluturc than providing the moncy for car- rying on the public services nllllc province? And when ivzis it more important than now, when twice as much money has to be voted as was called for under any previous gov- ernment? And yet no beginning was made in voting supply

.____-¢-0>i-_ .5E|_F_sus‘|'A|N|NG which communities and nations are ibullt and without these no city or

country can prosper.

ll

0f no other province in. Canada

the sixth weck of the session! ‘l‘alk nlclaycd it iintii then. Everybody

knows that. Members on bnih

From the 20th of 1

do)’. inclusive, covers a period of ,"

COPYRIGHT

WHAT KIND OF A FIGHT COULD YOU PUT UP?

Did you ever stop to think that very day andevcry hour of the day unit body of yours is keeping you out of a lot o! trouble and worry‘! 110w’!

_ Just by doing its work faithfully, keeping every part up .to its maxi- mum condition of health, i-t gives you the upper hand as it were, and you are unconsciously putting up a good fight. _

Perhaps your parents presented you uritlh a wonderful body, strong, healthy and with a buoyant imind. You go pcaceitilly on your way sometimes inking chances with your body, because it is so strong and efficient. ' Perhaps you were not so fortun- ate and have all-Val’! 111111 1° 119 careful in order to cnIOY B 11111’ measure oi‘ health. >

Now what I'm thinking about is what kind of a r1811! 111011111 Y9“ 11111- up 11' that budy oi‘ yours were to meet some hard 11i1i111$111°11- T1115 might be an accident, a severc shock, and unusual 0x01151119 111' Home Bpidpmlc. Now what You d huvc with which to fitilll 11 15 W11?" mm. Inn-em,- gnvc you and what you liuvc done W111i 11 511109-

ln other words you have been building up u body .to withstand unv of above, or S011 1111"?! ‘D9911 loin: I110 1‘1“v'1‘1'59-

Now the wliolc matter simple. _ - _ v You live day by dayVnnJIhc food you cat. and the tsxcrcisc you tnkt. if you are the averiuzc 11011011 Y0" huvc becn calling a great deal mort- liiilli is ncccssnr)’. 111111 have been icing little work. I _ Ono ailniust hesitates t0 talk <11 \*.\‘t*1‘t'l.<l* bccause it sounds likc lin- word "work." And yct u brisk in u.» outdoors and limb-firs 11 _ uiinutcs of Iicnding and twisting c.\< i-rciscs‘ lll"1ll and llliiflllllfd,‘ igtuli 111111 is necc ‘y 1" Rem) you 1 ti ll‘11 This usually’ ilcvclflilfi 1111]"? v11“ “ml ncct-ssary factor the mo» mind.

is very

. l 2 Don-t put o“ board so much iutli imtil

that a ll». of extra burning will bc neccssary to tisc it up. _ ' x

Wonlilrft ii be a rcnl comfortasblit‘, fcelintl for" you to ‘be itblc flu .1. --\\-,.u vii. buildinu up a 1111*‘- f"

sides of the ‘House know it. Clerks] n

Smaller Than q. ' $1,000 Bank Note

NEW YORK. iApril 28.-1A 81- year olil girl and n $1,000 banknote made history this morning at the Recorder's Court.

Blanche Lefcbvre, after pleading not guilty to having drugs. was 1'8- manded for trial under cash bail of $300. Apparently, however, a

v $1,000 bill was the smallest change

she linii, for shortly after her ar- raignment, the first bill of denomination ever received In the court as bail, flushed under the cashier's eyes-

Bank Cashier Gone; Shortage $800,000

' <,,, vril 2S.——Following thzqfiilgln: ‘0iAt1l0 city 11111111 11°19 iuduy after tho iliscovcry of a sliorlilgc of $500390’ Thomas B‘ Baird, the cashier is a fugml/c» 1'9‘ ported in be in ‘Iililtlillflffi, and wmmm .1]_ dioll. the assistant cashier‘ is in jail in default 0f $100,-

'il. 001111311, when arrested this nonn said:

"The inevitable has nannened- I uppczilcrl t0 ‘Tum’ Baird on differ- ent occasions to in-ke his friends who arc bankers into his confi- dencc and got this thing straight.- cncd out but he couldn't ace it that " '. l am here to face thc inusii

.\i,-i-in'iling to ‘C. ll’. F0ril1111011. Slain llunk ‘lfixaimiucr, Baird this

"ping before the issuance of WXIFTIIIIIS for his arrest confessed that ho was partly responsible fol‘ tliu n i lnih ‘bunk officials ill'i‘ Zl\‘i' . uncut. They u... ljpiinlillfllll citizens and were known as good spcudt-na. Baird, it p; -' _ \\'.i< at] zir-tivn trader in the stuck iniiizizci. ‘flit-p: arc married and 1i1i\'l’ no children.

iiii~<-i-ii>i-.~: of tiiu bunk, who were liliirli uilcrly by surprise, were un- H1111‘ lo slate wlicther or not the bani: could survive ihc dcfalcil- lions.

liiiiii; cxziiuincrs yw-siz-i-day from ll' uni. warning: und 52011 . bun-Ir» vault and lcdiicrs‘. Lust niuiil ihc shortage \v.ii iliscovcr- ('11. ‘fills muruiiig a roticc was pom-ii nu tho Iiuiik dour saying iluu lH-ti-i- h‘. Ciillllirflil. Cnniini <- iuucv of Ilililiflllf-Z-Of tlic Stale had iukcu |l4iHSPS$1UIl of ilic business ‘and pvupcrty of the bzink.

.\ crowd of ZIIIXlOIIi depositors quickl assembled at the institu- oiuc burst into fours when ~<l that tlicir savings wcrt-

This afternoon the 51mph mint-rs reopened the doors to I‘1‘f c. miss books, notes and

after-

here with- the

y illon. S ill ' lcmliiii

that '

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a...-

facturer was forced to sell. We had the. tiled)? »

the new American Pattern“ 011311.19 11119 [be offered here all-day ‘Saturday andMondayfat lithe ex‘-

tram-dinarypriceof

.58..

. McDON

Great George Street

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LES SPEED 0F °°uB TELEGRNPHV

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Mystery Sloop Rains NEW Bridge, Isolating

, _H1NG7]_‘ON, April 28.—ln: City of Lone Beachy-llfi ~= w: i"::.i:.:‘...2* szczz. 1mm"? fglphlilffic- 11nd submarine gmiloshlvliis auniuiiit-cil by M11101‘

___ _ . (~ be O. Squier. JJONG IIEACH. L fi.. April 58!.“ glegizgixngflilcfoirf M m“ mm A large sloop rammed the‘ lllnilm] tum“. m [hp National island Raiilroud bridge 31111111 g 5,‘. " Rcynolilh-i Cliunnel. between tillo ofTfillgellfi City or Long Bench mu‘ pie m? no ow ‘incl. . 111m‘ or East Rockznviu’ bf‘ 0.111;‘. ‘dole null d isiics daylight today, cnmDlcteiY “reltl Hewmq 0f ‘mm lug it and _ partly isolating Tliel ' L]; am n: mp same city, which is on an island. labia‘: “ant of kuyihiuw for each l,» bridge, was gf wood a“‘,1r§éeeglg:p.~u.‘r 0g n“; .1,,T...i,@l.' is ilflllitlCilny was of the raw ype. I _ h lots dashes and struck it squarely in me cl0lntr0t1“n1f111sm:i.r11‘dlffdrenflatcd by differ. The identity of the sloop cont 1:0 Sil-ltfq-m-pxléitwfl of the shulsnmal be learned, but local authorities ie-ven" lengployptl in exncily the same llevg it to have been a rum-iunuieir. wanclele.“ that nmslc and speech M‘, As a result.‘ of tli.daii)nt,1<c‘.l sittlli-‘lniégléiiimed The princnma. of the new 9911111 11°15 1° m1" "m '1" ' “ ‘. . '. ' I Sruier said. lind to cross the channel in row- Ziltlivhghclt; mggnfililegrflplll “no “He bangs and other crait to tlit mam- Wm‘ telephony and m “use the 11111- . . ' i' tiamental 1A repair crew was put to wor-lrI-uvlnl nrtlz t’:1:,(£l1:z111:>0n1111 I I

and the bridge probablf \viil bc in-lillvlkfl-‘llwul Sqnier claimed m“ the ititillllliiSfiltill again tomorrow morii- rcanzaflun of a Single telegraph BL “L” Dllilllfll. method based on modegn scientific principles to ielace t e fthi-ce or more i11l111111>e1 11181110“ now in use for luud lines. ‘P11111111 ‘and submarine cables, W011111 19511} jin wonderful economics in the um- ‘fiiation and aimed 01 1119 worms Itclcgrnpli traffic. d H‘ m] zsflhmpd! (lcnurul muffle-i preface lb“ t ‘llillillwillivill of i111? 119W 1119 1°‘ [with ilic sintcmcni that the prob- lem of intcrfcrciicc. natural 111111 uiriificini, is Iicconiing iliiily 1:10P‘; _ ...-._; wit‘ ,i.i‘éSll o Jonkbcr Fokker i(‘<ii'iior:ltiiiii for i’;$751kp13:S;:‘»“U‘If’1‘,l(_‘i“;‘u, ram,’ |tlic constviiclitiii of nu cnormous, , *1”. 1 |'lll'l!1‘lli(‘ flcct oslcnsiblv for Rus-lulmflm") and tmklapm ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' " ’ "The cuuscrvniiiiu ‘sin, but uvziiluhle for u sudden 011-1 _ _ .. , -l n- 11.. -,. F; llslnuglit ilguinst France. 1mm“ m‘ ‘ H’ m 5mm] 1

Academy’ upon which

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PLOT TO SECURE AIR FLEET AGAINST FRANCE DISCOVERED

LONDON. 1Stntcs secret '-i'vi‘ct~ operatives in ‘Germany are scrlcii to lutvc dis- covcrcil tlu- (‘Xlfilflllvti of u giant Iploi on tlic part of the (icriuan

April

Chief -—The fishing schooner unl meet- , built at Essex,

11111? next fall, sailed on . the trip yesterday tmdci- i)». i, lmgeil is that the of Captain Alden Gflflkg

\‘o consecutive but the wind gave no cl slzu. nnd display her speed. She w

nnce of her crew and rm 1will hand-line trip.

2 .—While aiding within her ‘borders um," work of every kind. Ame iizing all the resources and inventionfto destroy er across the seas and to Wipe up . tho civilization of which the two L are a part. Woollcy oi‘ Mount l-lolyok said in an address before the Smith College School of Politics and Gov. . erunicnt, which night.

. . 27c Per Yard

'1.

N 16W Trophy

[\ Contenders Sail

“x .}_I1'or The Ba

ononorasmu, ~14“... Coiu as a. cnntei the lnternalionnl Fishcrmcnk; hcr m '1 com A

crowd Will‘- on hand to see

Shelburne. N. .S.. to ship

ll] proceed ‘to

the ban

-~€f§___.__

Says Loss is Big

l.

nlu

April g;

lllbia,

Tro- aides mam}

lflrge ' licr pg; lance u; lil g9 to . the hp.

that‘;

116 on‘:

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In Avoiding Leap..."

NORTHAMPTON, Mm,

the

President Mary

closed here.

in discussing the failure of

“We have lost tremendous

1M1 ~ foreigner sh sour: rica is [gl-

01’ sciex _ 1'11! b]- '1

ll.

e Cullen

1v. u:

l'nlted States to enter the Lean; of Nations, she saidz‘

a 1-"

vantage by our delay. We hnva sat in illll‘l‘ll'illflll'il iniportnnri; in uil- Vince“ 11mm‘ 11119511“ “"11 as n“ . . . ..

f,

, ‘Filo facts supplicil by thc Amor-

uler to; ,

I . é’

..

(“mm me (‘any grown]; “t... (,5 nation ever before had offered t0 can it be said unit if is rsiisiisiiiui- ‘nu-ring at home and selling at] "

mcssoilgcrs and spectators‘ knnwit {Servo enevll)‘ 111111)! ~ anythingl(~Li|'[ifi.-;||_p5 Ur (Iuposit. “M's “F” "mlwmnml m ha“) hcanlfilillil for the solution of aiuxiliiif)‘ it . . .4 . .

ing; totbe same cw =."~.1.r. it can be of IPrince ‘Edward ‘island. lt is quite true that there 8n. some va- cant farms, there alvu.» -

been: it. is equally true that some

- have

oi our people are leaving w..- i"I'0i . inco, they have always !~----n loav- ing. Western Canada am‘ tat New England States are full of Prince Edward islanders. But this also is true; we are raising more produce today than ever before; we have

tions. To buy ar home presuppos- es that the buycr shall be given a square deal; selling at home means that the seller shall not be taken advantage oi‘. These

imply that both buyer and seller shall act on the square each in the interests of the other, and both in the interest-

together

the country. There are duliJUOSS temptations in the way of buyer and seller. The

more domestic animals than ever 59"" Wm ‘e11 when he ‘gels 111° before and our farmers, our mer “lflge-‘i mice; m“ My“ W111 buy chants, our Uffldflfz. and our -pr.- "Mare he gets "mst t“ his 11101191" fessionals are doing better than! ' N natural‘ and cannot be a1 ever before. While we have no ‘Med’ The question is: “mm is wealthy men, as wealth is calcmsb the must economic purchase; what tod these days’ w‘ hays mumila I've rr- ' profitable sale‘! The wealth per head o! our populauonlfur-off departmental store in its -i All ‘he extension of business an inducement in the ' prices. The price looks

it ‘is lower than wvcrchant for.

lilli

than any other province in Canada _ and our wealth is more generally distributed than anywhere ~ ~ 1 in Canada. fWe have no poor, no un employment worth mentioning and S t 1 _ 1. 1 S W ti‘ 1 no one bet-toi- realizes this than} “mm e e p‘ on z‘ hpi. w we extent of putt.ing our the men who have gone Clsetvl. we. , _ |cwn nn-unant out of lured by the prospects of i‘."l urw H‘ n‘, i L - . wages. Many of these arc new i-u m their way back home to br- tnntcnt with the smaller and sure‘, wage put out u! l-w-rncss their proportion of taxes falls upon us. The outside catalogue merchant pays none of 10hr taxes; be patronizes nothing _ ‘of ours and the f. .. dollars which the latter there is a general de- we may “w, (pendence upon industry and gen ‘mm t, 311mg? orally throughout Canada, industry. H

_ our dealings iviiii ‘him. This baa been demoralized by the fact?“ [we also o! our selling through

that rwe have no stable 1.'Ii1'i and W. own [rgdp-rg, The margin of cannot have while the 1\111 .-...| ‘my-p. . n; u... merchant m- um denim ornment is divided llgillllixil. .:.»e1:1... ,..:._. , 5mm his busxines. (1095 not nnddepends foi- its existence t" igilmio his pocket or "s private semidiostiie, semi-friendly thizviivmnk account; it goes into (M rev. D811)’ W11'1011 DNVBMB 111011‘ flirfif-Zenno along with our taxes; i! 1| 1118 8 stralahi course in any cp- - llwo our henevolences and on.- chur- timi. ‘

Contrast for example, condition-

l .

1'; wit’?

the 1'11li~~ can put up the

wnv-i-

business. Our merchants arc lnK-[HLYCTSZ ii they are

\

Oui 1p»... i

and the less expensive liv~ lg.

The contrast with some (-1 our

aisior provinces is vory marked. in

»- pimchasing from 14-. lil‘1.llge we receive

i‘.

'51

:1 i115, into our churches and schools 5...:.i otbcr institutions which must maintained.

a province up, iiuy at home and sell at home is

a good slogan not only for the cus- on which the cune c. . malism In

tomer but for the merchant. Iran ~fallen more he wwrhaps o, ours me

this little province w“ any other‘ Rev‘ 1h‘ L‘ m“ merchant, the farmer. the trades- lam, a natlve of IP. 1E. Island and‘

‘man, and the professional are at present pastor in Ylrliwufll. -\'- bound together; their interests are 8-. 411 1118 T911011’ the other day 10 common. if the merchants’ prices thelDioceen Synodwt Halifax, is P11‘ a little higher than those of reported by the Ilnllfiix Herald l! the departmental store he helps us stating that on n‘ (‘OIIIQYVIUVO es- to pay our taxes and to maintain

1'1‘

in Prince Edward island withthos in Nova iscotia,

homc are both two-sided proposl-‘Peopk’ 1" 1°11" 111111 1111111111)’ W110“

-read,'or oven glanced over the

.,--. - ~~. ‘i1~ strikes illU ill {.110 u inst I 111'

better fight thiuyl could have

newspaper reports know it. And it was not Opposition talk that causedthe six weeks‘ delay. The people “who know wlicre to place flic blame" know that thc blame ditknol. rest with the Oppo- sition. They are only one-fifth of the i-lousc membership and they (lid not occupy oneafiftli part ofllic time. ‘They have no control of when the House shall mcct or when it shall adjourn, or how long ihc week-cud adjournment shall be, or wlictlici‘ the Speaker Nlliill iiikc the chair at the hour lipptiiiitcil, or an hour or two later. ‘The Govern- mcnt controls nil such muttcrs us that. The IHousc does not wait for an (lppositiun caucus to uct over, but it does wait ifor the sccrct con- claves of the Government party. some of whom urn as gurrulous in (fiiLlCllS us they are in the lions-c. Doubtlcss the people knowthat the Ministerial talkers caused the delay, and not the Opposition. Thoy know also that the Opposition had no power t0 prevent it. Thcy know that the almost endless talk caused llic six weeks‘- delay helm-c tho voting of supply was begun. They know also that mf2Ill1)t'l‘< m‘ the ‘Opposition, in common with all other members of the lluuso, hiivo a duty to penform for their coilsii- tucnts and fur the country wlicn enough of the petiplt-‘s money is 1H‘- ing voted ziway lo spoil thc fzici: of a million dollars, Tlint iluly binds ilicm to see that this is not done with indecent haste, without exam- inution 0i‘ intelligent ironsirlcrutiou. under pressure of lnui: and Wl'i|l'_\‘ night sittings as lins imfoflcn bccn theczisc and isuow thri-alencil willi rcpctitliin. Pililifylllllig hits 3mm.» entiy bccn prepared for such ending of rho prcsent sisssionl