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Man shall not live by ‘oread alone no; women by having their awn way.

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Questions Regarding Disbursement of Fees, Control of Provincial Police, Issue of Liquor Scripts and Treatment of Drunken Car Drivers Discussed

Continued Into Department of Justice Under theLea Government

During Passage of Estimates.

libllowing is a continuation report oi’ the discussion inthe Leg-

ol the lpenditure, Sherili, John C. Moiradyen- The sal-

lfleivre durum the plums oi the‘ Estimates _on the item oi £4,000 ior administration ol Justice:

HON. MR. SIEWART: ‘there is an item ol $250 lor ennographer. At. torney Generals omce. I notice that last year the same estimate was put

llnllfi. llminnln

(British United Press)

aryas t tirnwidththe . ‘m: m p“ “u a conversion loan annual-in: to $260.-

typographical error.

' incurred today between Monarchists

‘MADRID, May ill-Serious rioting

M Republicans, refill“!!! 1h GW- lflllflfllli charges that Mionarchical rganizations possessed arms and am- lliitlon.

Breaking the calm which has DH- niled in Madrid since the downfall )1 the Monarchy. Republicans and litnsrchlsl students battled in the Jilli Algala and before the offices ,1 the liionarchist newspaper A.B.C. until civil guards in the newspaper niilding opened lire and turned a ltltfl-lll oi irater on the rloters. Sev- m persons were seriously wounded ind others sulfered minor injuries.

later, Minister oi’ interior, Miguel liugra, said that the civil guard lui entered the A.B.C. oliices and (ms a quantity ol arms. The Gov- rrament ordered the building closed hii sealed.

‘m: noted Monarchlst, Juan la- uoiq Luca. De Tenn, was sought by iovernmcnt oiiicials, but he appear- n to have gone into hiding alter

l". N"! 0111i! 8200 was spent. Why

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$250,000,000. Worth of War Loan Bonds To B e Exchanged - Starts To-day.

OTTAWA. May ilk-Between now and November i, lose. loans floated during ‘the war to the extant oi sioeapouooo will mature, but on Monday next the peo- ple oi Canada will have the opportunity o! subscribing to a new

i930: Queen's County

PREMIER ma: Yes. It is a °°°'°°°' "m" “'5 F“ l” “m” interest. .

‘rhiawiaaannouneedbythe

Island Like the Dew

Wild Horses Are Problem For The Govt.

All DRIVING SHEEP I'll-OM WESTERN STREAMS AND CAUSIING‘ SERIOUS SITUATION

CALGARY, Alta, May 10- Wila horses, roaming Southern Alberta in hundreds, __“ a new problem lor the novinoial Government here today. A dele- Iatlon representing sheep rancher: met Premier J. E. Brownies in ‘ereoioe and de- clared that the wlld horses, es- Nth-ll: ll: dry areas, were drlv- ing the sheep from streams and causing a " us problem. ‘lhi delegation asked the zrovlncla Government to take some action towards destroying the animal:-

Prime Minister in the House oi Commons today in a briei state-

non. ma. srnwanr: Iirave al- “m” “"1"” ‘h’ - i ' i oi the transaction. Holders o! the

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What will happen when men and

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Fishermen Caught In Fog Lose Mother Ships And Are Some- where In Atlantic.

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(Canadian Press) HALIFAX, N. S, May ill-Some- where on the lace oi the Atlantic, oil the southwestern coast oi Nova Scotia, sixteen men in eight dories are rowing toward land. Four ol their companions on the Yarrnouth

ready reached safety, alter straying lrom their vessel in the log that shut clown over the Banks yester- day. First news ol the Grace and Ruby's situation to reach Haliiax

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Annual Subscriptions Delivered Id.“- B! Hail Canada and U. l.

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Superintendent

Is Ap

pointed

Mr. Ewen W. ltlzKinnon, Acting

Superintend

ent Of Island

Division, C. N. R., Has Re- ceived Notification Of Pro-

motion.

cndent of the Island Divi-

The appointment as S0,.

schooner Grace and Ruby, have ai-iislon of the ‘Canadian National Railways of Itlr. E. W. Mc-

Iflllllilll, formerly acting Superintendent, became effective on Saturday when the change was announced from the regional headquarters, Moncton. Mr. McKinnon succeeds the late Mr. J. D. McNutt whdpnssed away last winter. He has thirty- one yearsrof experience on the railway. serving in a variety

came to C. H. Harvey, Halifax agent

ol the Marine Department, who re-

flltl? had to draw the attention o! the Attorney General, more than once during the past iew months. to the very indllierent service that we are getting lrom our sherifis. it; is possible that in these days you can- not get proper men to take the ol- ilce oi’ sherill. With regard to Queen’s County I have not had any special complaint but with regard to Kings and Prince Counties the service has

continue to put in the larger- g_ mount ii it is unnecessary? PREMIER. LEA: That was because the young lady was employed dur- ing the session and she did not get her regular salary. _

HON. MR. STEWART: Won't the same apply here?

PREMIER LEA: Well, possibly that would apply Lthe same this year. HON. MR. STEWART: There is

Government securities etplring up to 1034 will have an opportunity oi exchanging their old bards for new ones, and they will receive the same interest payment ls the old bonds bore up to the date on which these bonds mature.

Alter that the interest will be con- tinued at the Al's per cent rate. ‘rhst is to say. holders ol the $18,000,000 bond issue. which paid 5% For cent

“Let The Women - Do The Wor ” Say The Soviets .

(Canadian Press) MOSCGW, May l0--“Let the wo- men do the work" has long been a

larger amount when the smaller a- mount is going to be paid. PREMIER LEA: Possibly that was

not any necessity for putting in the ___

vwontinued on page ‘n

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not noticed at ‘the time.

MR. ARSENAULT: Fees and dis- bursements, Supreme Court, ($6.500) are much larger than the approp- riation last year ol £5,600. The actual expenditure last year was only $3,- 215. Why the increased estimate?

summon. LEA: These are‘ to pro vide ior expensesrnadefrhere was a very heavy expenditure for the

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(British United Press) MEXICO CITY. May IO-Luis Cab-

eavtng the newspaper offices dur- ng the lighting. Frontier pasts were (reared is watch lor him. Last week re published an interview with lor- mer King Allonso, outlining the lioharchlst plans 101' the campaign in Spain.

ANNOUNCEMENTS. COMING EVENTS. MEETINGS ETCS.

Heartz Hull. 4492-54-20

"Rummnlze sale 111M811. May 12. ‘l p.m.

"Buying Hogs at. Emerald Tues- iay iorcnoon, May 12th. Everett tin-slam. 443d-s-8-3i.

"Emerald Club loading livo stock. Wednesday, May itith. Nelson Math- icon. 4505

I "Reserve Friday. May 22nd, for

‘Plnnizairs Fortune" by Cornwall

tillers at Central Bodeque Hall. 4508

"Zion Choir concert party in ‘The Mall Order Wile,“ also a mu- m1 program at Mnrshlield Hall, llivrsdav. May 14th, at 8.15 im- hle oi Candy. 4509-21

"P. E. l. Hospital Nurses Gradu- ation Exercises, St. Paul's Parish

w. ‘Iliesday, May iatn, at a pin. 300d program. Admission as saga

"Come to Sea View Hall Tuesday ""1108. May 13th let comedy drama loy“ presented by Malpeque Y. i’.

"Good program, Nurses Gradu- Paurs Parish Elli. ‘Iuesday evening. Admission 2b Iota. asoe

Wm Exercises, St.

“Reserve Thursday. MB! 21st, ior by Mrs. Arthur

h may “Pa” new. Mlltrln the Consolidated "in Htfbdffi. M9

School i-s-o-ai

“(lune in see Charlottetown tal- m Present their play "Peggy Lou" in GCIIGSCC

Kelly's Cross mu, w v. May ' '

llth. g 1 "ca; _ more about it. -

llualpmtm ' ma; 1t is pretty hard rrh? Weather; ECO. -——-- tails oi all ..._._.

"co n lor me to know the de , ' . u" mogul-loom“? mClog Yhnlg. m’ “pmmum .............. .. . C! Waugh’. my "n, l‘ a 0.01m; RON. MR. STEWART: You vot- Minimum ....................... “million. adulta 25o, children no ed two last year and the etlltndit- nun tide W! months It 6M and

ure was mono. ran veer m m wnllht It 5-D-

" not tine, first ilne night lollowing. mc-e-ii-si.

"South Melville Dramatic Club

O nilht. my nu. at

“W. mt ilne aim. in

allowing. (MI-l-

and see the three "The Winning g2 l! not line, Wednesday. iiri-s-o-ai

rera, Secretary ol the ‘Il-easury in the Government of President Carranaa was believed enroute to the United States today, alter inlonnlng lriends that the attitude oi thTe Government toward him made it necessary to leave Mexico. Hereoently delivered s. lecture interpreted as "unduly crit- ice." oi the Government.

IN THE WEST

(Special to the Guardian) WINNIPDG. Man, May it-Ac- cording to the weekly report oi the Agricultural Department oi the Can- adian National Railways, local rains

last term oi the Supreme Court at Georgetown.

HON. MR. STEWART: We have had two terms oi the Supreme Court {this year, the Queen's county term

in January and the Georgetown term in February. 1 suppose my hon. lrlend can give us the expenditures. PREMIER. LEA: This item shows an increase of $1.000 and it was done at the suggestion oi the ome- ial in charge, in view oi the addit- ional cost oi’ the Court at George- town. HON’. MR. STEWART: For the January term at Charlottetown last year the lees and disbursements were $250.70. and for the February term at Georgetown, $110.35. ‘That is i381. You are increasing the esti- mate this year by a thousand dol- 23:5,; gggzftloiftrfifi 1"" what’ would be n" Con!” ispcaking the whole of Western Can- ponding increase in the two termsgm‘ 5m] requires a good coating b9 m“ havggeeaggfldwihliaazrt? ‘at ‘zoause while the local heavy rains did thlsigmoi course, in the Public Ac- fizzle}, ':$"$en£mux”ma; 2:05. ' .rated an inch or two. Practically all 3°“ m‘ STEWART‘ o‘ °°““°iwneet seeding is completed in dis- not. But now you are asllritrligtlo; is '4 ma” where ‘um grown,‘ predonv money and we have edrgft o nionwunut” but m the mixed ‘awn: “hm” h“ hm‘ “p” “l m“ :3‘ areas from so to vs percent ol wheat PREMIER LEA: l will endeavor o l h" ‘one m” the “mud “om M m" '“‘°'m““°“' some districts reports or continued soil drtting persist. but only a very email percentile oi seed has yet been blown out. 5on1; points are reporting a de- craae in wheat acreage owing to runners being tiuallv uni-bk $0 Im- plrry help or purchase

FURTHER INCREASES

MR. ARSDNAULT: The aunties and stationery lor- this department is about 8100 more than last year.

PREMIER LEA: There was more spent last year than was voted. for

seed. Cattle prices have strengthened about lift!

and expires, (m Nov. i. i982, will, il

Continued on Dist S

BARlll AND

ESTRANGED

(British United Press) BUCHAREST. ‘Bnumania, May i0- King Carol II. his hands tightly clinched over the chubby list oi his son and heir, Crown Prince Michael. celebrated Roumanian Independence Day by reviewing a huge military parade today-without the appearance ol his lormer wile. Princess Helene, at his side. The iailure oi the Prin- cess to appear clearly was a keen blow to the tens oi thousands oi per- sons who witnessed the ceremonies, for lt generally was awepted to mean another iailure in eilorte to reconcile the King and his ion-nor wile.

More than 100,00 persons swarmed through the streets cl the Capital and to theparade grounds in the hope o1 seeing a public sign which would announce the return oi the Princess to the side ol Carol. whom she divorced when he was living in

quaint old Russian custom and now the Government has started a. cam- paign to increase the female workers on collective laruis. By Putting more women to work on the farms, it. is hoped that the live year plan may‘ be speeded up. l-leretolore shortage o! skilled and unskilled labor has impeded the plan somewhat. endan- gering the pimslblllty that it will be

llllEEN ‘Sl/‘lll“°°“""‘°‘°“"“'°“‘"

Three Shot

(British United Press) COLON, Panama. May 10—'I‘hrce persons. including a. policeman, were shot in lighting between American soldiers and native police in the re- striated zone last night and all sold- iers and sailors were ordered today to remain outside the city. The light- ing started when military police at- tempted to arrest a soldier who Was

arguing with a woman. It led to a -——

light between Americans and Pana- manians. ‘two soldiers were arrested later.

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LIMA. Peru, May lit-Lieut- Col. Luis M. Sancho: Cerro. Rev- olutionary leader, former military Dictator and now a President-ill candidate, has been barred from Peru, a Government communique confirmed today. Sanchez Cerro is at sea enroute here from

exile with Madame Magda Lupeseu

Respoin” Satisf

Launching of

printing.

HON. MR. STEWART: that?

PREMIER LEA: Well. I IUPW" it was necessary or they "0014!" have expended it.

non. MR. s-rnwanrr: 1 would assume that, but 1 tnousht who» my hon. friend would knbw a little

Whywaa

cents per hundredwelght. but 1911M have dropped about the seine amount since the laat report. Home have iluo- tuatad around the seven dollar mark- Anyincreaaeinreoelptawilitead to lower prevlillfl liflfil- M01104 7°

ent oi the cattle led in western leed lots have been marketed to date.

tically Re ce

Canada.

CYITAWA, May i0.-_-."'rl'ie response vlce

France.

se hdost actory

Says Premier

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New Dominion

Conversion Loan Enthusias-

ived —- Will Be

Great Advertisement For

the eanvasaing, also advise me

voting $000. will the expenditure be ambit-the same proportion oi in-

. l.

rises tomorrow morning at 4.50.

New noon 500107.110

Sun sets this evening at ‘L18 tilt! 11th, 11$

to the announcement I made in the House or Commons on Pride! in res- pect to me Dominion conversion man." seie Premier n. s. nmnett yesterday, "is inoat. eatialaotory. Many holders both lure me ma.“ intim- ate that they intend to convert their 193i. and i082, i038 and me bonds into the new loan ‘me general man-

tbet the Government may expect a hearty response on Monday. “It will be a splendid thing ii our hopes are realised," the Premier continued. “It will prove to the world that Canad-

ians have laith in their country and

are voluntarily assisting in re-adjust-

ing its National linancial obligations

ceived a telegram from Beaumon: Backer, lighthouse keeper at Cape Rose, on NlcNiritie Island. in the rn- . trance to Shclburnc Harbor. "Crewj of (‘rracc and Ruby strayed lmmi ‘their vessel during dense inc,“ iii read, “two men landed Capc Rose-L way yesterday." That was all and‘. attempts in comunicate ivith the' llghtholtsc keeper tonight proverb fruitless. There is only one iclephoncl on McNuttls Island. miles from chef; light. Lawrence Sweeney, of Yar-l mouth, son of W. D. Sweeney, owner‘ of the vessel, told the Canadian Press? that little anxiety vras ielt for the‘ missing crew. He 11nd been inloriued} that the entire complement oi’ the

Grace and Ruby, apart from Capt,

cook, and tho engineer. had strayed in the log. The Grace and Ruby is halibuting, the men using trawl gear much in the same way as the custom is in catching cod and had-

dock. Mr. Swccnevs theory is that the vcxcl, a ninety ton auxiliary

schooner, was disabled by engine trouble and was unable to pick up the crew with the day's haul. ‘The weather oti shore was moderate and he iolt that. all the men would be able to laud tomorrow. The Grace and Ruby is believed to have been about i0 miles oii the coast. Two

D-Continucd on page 3

First Dominion

Wide Data

(Canadian Press) OTTAWA, May ilk-The first D0- ininion-wide gathering of data cov- ering Canadian wholesalers, retail- ers and service establishments evcr made in Canada, will be undertaken this year in response to a general demand ior a comprehensive picture oi commodity dmtrlbution in Canada, the Minister oi Trade and Com- merce. Hon. H. H. Stevens. today an- nounced that the Dominion Bureau oi Statistics would undertake a cen- sus oi merchandising and service os- tabllslunents.

Forty Thousand Se e Classic

(Canadian Press) BALTIMORE. M. D., May i0.-- Forty thousand persons, the greatest crowd in the history oi the classic

Mate, Chestnut, son o! Prince Pal and Killashandra. drive down the stretch yesterday to take the lortieth running oi the stake, which was in- augurated iri 1073. In a hard, pound-

in reserve Mate deleated Mrs. Payn

Grand Mate ee-rned 846.225. whit

of capacities at different points in the lliuritime Provinces.

Mr. McKinnon was horn at Hunter River, P.E.I., Dec. 21, lnitil. and educated at high school. He entered Intercolonial l-iziilivay service. Nov. Jill. liliifl. since when he has been, to Jam, 15ml. night operator, l.ll.C., ’l‘i':ii:iiiliu.'N.S.: .l:in.. 190i, to fllay, i901. agent. l.l_l.(... lirouuis Point. 54.8.". May. 190i. 10 May tram illspuichers operator, l.li.C., New Glasgow, .; Juno, liiiii. to Nova, i912, relieving train dis llilifhvl‘. Lilli. New (ilnsginlv. and Sydney, N.S., and Cnnipbellion, N.B., successively", Nov" 1912, to May. 1923 irzim dispatcher" and relieving Chief Train Dis-patch er. _I.R.L., Canadian Government Ryan, and (lanadiar. National Rys. successively, New Glasgow; June, 1923, ti Dcc.. 1927, Chief Train Dispatcher, Island Division, C.N.R., Charlottetown; J an., 192$. to April. 1928, acting Superintend- eni, Island Division. C.'N.R., Charlottetown; April, 1928. to Oct. 3i, 1930, Chief Train Dispatcher, Isand Division, C.N.R.,

Wiliam Murphy, oi" Yarmouth, thclI-[ig brother Robert’

Charoiictown; Nov., land Division, C.N.R., Charloti

Mr. McKinnon is the” non who was for

Southern Pacific Railway, an graph operator on the located at Murray Harbour.

on his appointment which is a

In First

delegates of First District 0i Queens was held at Bradalbane on Saturday and was pronounced one oi the most successful and most solidly united that this distrct has ever hcld. Mr. George lticKny. Clifton, presided. and Mi: D. H. Ford was secretary. The fl|)l')0llltlll€‘lll 0i Credential com- mittee was the first iicln and ihc

personcll were lticssrs Alexander Campbell. Linus McDonald. and Stcivart lninan.

Nomination ior Councillor was

next in order. Mr. Walter McKenzie was proposal by James P. Trainer and seconded by J. A. Campbell. There being no other nomination Mr. McKenzie was declared elected by aociamatiou.

The name o! Mr. Thomas Wig- more for Assemblyman, was named by Mr. E. C. Holmes and seconded by Mr. Peter Morrison.

Messrs. l... T. Benton and James L. Saunders but declined in favor ol Mr. Wig-

Wlgmore was unanimous.

were also nominated

Peakness, when“, A_ C‘ Bmywick-simore. Thus the nomination oi Mr.

Resolutions were submitted by Mr. James L. Saunders and seconded by Mr. E. C. Holmes. who paid slitting tribute to the memory oi the late

1930, to date, acting Superintendent, Is~

etown.

son of the late Mr. Daniel McKirv. many yearsstation agent at Hunter River. at Los Angclcs, is connected with the

d his brother Ernest is tele-

Island Division of the C. N. R., and is

To Mr. McKinnon The Guardian extends congratulations

very popular one.

Large Convention

Queen’s

Messrs. Walter MacKenzie And Thomas Wigmore Unanim- ously Nominated At Enthu- siastic Meeting.

A most enthusiastic conventionfloiiTthe Provincial Conservative party, ~

was thcn received with. enthusiastic applause. Mr. Stewart expressed ‘himself as being keenly gratified Tivith the hearty unanimity of the meeting. and ivlth the confident trust that the electors place in the ‘standard bearers oi the Conservative ‘party ior the district. l-le pointed out the excessive expenditures that have recently been incurred by the Len Government and the still more evident purpose oi the same. lie in- stanced the confusion evident in the Public Accounts which makes it well nigh impossible for the ordinary cit- izen to ascertain just what the lin- ancial standing oi’ the Province is Itoday, He exposed how uniaithiui the Liberal party have been to the promises that they made during the last election and again in the Legis- lature. especially in the matter oi enforcing Prohibition; how evident it was that many electors were in- duced to vote Liberal by these and other promises. and how they sec today that they have been deceived Other speakers addressed the con- vention, after which the followlnl Continued on page 6

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