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‘al of the Six Vic- ms of Memram- cok Tragedy at l fiape Bauld Yester- é, i‘ ay Morning Mark- .."gd by Unusual Ex- Lipressions of Sym- ‘Ifipathy.
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i-slnmllsc, sept, IO-Toiether .. . lived, together they pissed. in- etemity and together they were jg u, rest in a siflale square PM ‘g ground on the southern side oi m of God's green acres, ‘the com- pg-y of st. Theresa at Cape Bauld (la church of their ancestors. Hon- ‘m4 by 28 priests, representatives ltlllc Dominion. Provincial, county null town governments, the bench gm lcr and by a throng o! nearly 4m people from westmoreland, gsatand Cumberland Counties, Al ‘phtoll. loser. and his son, Philip, jaidiio P. LeBiano,- Alderic F. .' Landry, Miss Hlrberte LeBlano and iiiqliqyivic LeBlanc, who lost their ‘WI at Memramcoook 0n Sunday. in buried this morning from M lite homes at Dupuis Corner, < who! Bllediac. The solemn proces nfltiiillfl Dupuls Comer to Cape 3min! was the longest of the na- Jii? wer seen in Eastern Westmor- including as it did about 375 obiles, trucks, Misses and lions. Never before have six vic- oi a railway crossing accident ‘lb buried at one time in New .hllswlcl< ,,rlrl probably not the vllritlme Provinces.
l- OUNCEMENTS,‘ COMING EVENTS. MEETINGS ETCS.
i lhgw and Dance St.
Peters 8609-9-10-31.
I is "P11101118 at Newstead In to. EW- Beeoioi music. 8030-93141.
‘l-"Bcliast Club loading Hogg and We at Fodhla Station, Tuesday, Y 15th aooc-a-lo-al.
‘ "f'°"° Tuesday. September or lecture at. Zion Church 30-11.
‘i500 Riv" will play at Col-ran.
I Friday nlizht. Sept. 11th.
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Admission 35 cents. 0070-0-0-31.
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. i? mialrlamonthiy meeting, 0h“. A ha dies Auxiliary Prom),
. Gmtglflkc. Can. Legion Build- " '1 Si» Friday afternoon,
, iiih at m p. m. 3033~ll-l0-3i ._._..._ m" Whit." a three act
a ‘ sooi-a-o-sl
. "W"! to the unveiling of the
' Memorial at Launching
.. ggflilrday. September 12th. e arounds adjoining,
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‘The plans of the new Prince Edward Island Hospital have now been thoroughly examined by the Building Committee and the doctors of the city have approved oi it in every particular. The highest cred- it reflects upon the architects, who it is stated, foresaw every need in ‘drawing up the designs.
The taking of the levels on the new site was begun yesterday and the work on the foundations will be started with the idea oi completing. as much as possible this fall.
A Gugrdian representative was privileged last evening to examine the blueprints, the details o1 which are as follows. '
Sllflfliitiii FRAY
(Canadian Press)
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Sept. 10.- Wounded last night in a shooting afirsy concerning which police were told conflicting stories . Dwight Rains, 37, died today. Dan Mcleod, 40, believed here to be a former Canadian Mounted Police member, was in a critical condition with two bullet wounds. Police, who say the shooting apparently followed a drinking party, were told by Rains that McLeod tried to hijack him oi liquor. Mcixod accused Rains of attempting to rob him oi $500. Rains was a Federal prohibition agent from 1932 to 1925, when he was dropped for failure to pass Civil Service examination.
"Dance at Bouthport Corner to- Illflht. 8040-9-11.
"Members oi Mt. Moriah Lodge No. i0 A. and A. M., Capejrraverse are requested to attend a special
communication at 2 P. M., Sunday, September 13th for the purpose oi
attending divine service at Church oi Scotlixd, Cape Traverse. Sister
lodges are invited to attend. Edwin MaoWilllains,
Secretary. 0630-9-11-91.
"Buying live hogs and iainbs. Hunter River, Tuesday. Sept. 10th, till 11 a. m. Everett Hasiaui, Emer- ald and Alden Moose, Kensington, buying same date. Signed Everett wedlock 3037-9-11-31.
"Special Notice. rm. W. C. Hoyt, Proprletress oi P. E. I. Beauty Saloon, offers the ladies oi the 1s- land a. special course in beauty culture. - Mrs. Hoyt who has had lix years experience, will ‘have with her an experienced teacher. Cali arid enroll now. Phone i011, Iii. Queen Street. 3003-9-11-3i.
"Soc the comedy “A Poor Married Man” in the I. O. O. I‘. Kalb-Mon- tague. on Tuesday. 809M115" m" at 9.30 P. M. Presented by Murrl! River Women's Institute.
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Wsdnagdny, September 10th for
Ilaaurniking’: Exhibition at Sourll.
Special prises are adored for lambs Departm
of Agriculture
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‘eoiuiremeiizt A Forest n Detailed Plans. For New
rincele-Eilwaril Island Hospital 0T0
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REQUIREMENTS
In the preparation of the plans oi the scheme as now submitted, thq following considerations have had a. dominating influence:
lat-The need for strict economy in ‘ ' , because of the exhaus- tive, and yet necessary, list oi re- quirements included in the Board's recommendations for the compos- ition of the plans. .
2nd: The need for provision for» future xtensio s to any department without adding very much to the area required for administrative purposes, and yet having the fut- ure extensions adjacent to eievat-- or, food and supervisory services.
3rd. The need for getting sunlight into as many patients rooms as
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Generous Use
(Canadian Press)
PRINCE ALBERT, Basic, Sept. i0. —1=‘all.ing in line with other judges ‘and magistrates in generous use oi the lash to stamp out banditry, Judge A. F. Doak, of the district court today tenced Peter Pokiak, 20, of this district, to two years in
his guilty plea of stealing a purse containing 013.50 in an armed hold- up. During the past three years Pokiak has served five jail terms for oiIences ranging from vagrancy to wounding. ~
Will Photograph
(Canadian Press)
SYDNEY, Sept. i0.-A new de- parture in highways in Nova Scotia was inaugurated with the arrival here today from Waverly, oi the army photographic Fairchild mono- scaplane W.D., piloted by Sgt. R. Bowker, with S. D. Gray as eo-pilot and R. C. MoCulloch, of the High- ways Department as passenger.
The W.D. is to make aerial photo- graphic views oi the proposed Trans-Canada highways anroute from Sydney to Irish Cove and an additional 0 miles in River Bour- geois district or about 39 miles in all. The pictures will be made on tliefintdaywitholoarakmandii the print prove aa serviceable as antMPlWl. the method will be con- tlriued in provinciaLroad making. The photos are expected to exped- ite and simplify the usual ground survey work; p "
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‘V (Oeaadlan rap) orrsws, not, lo-orficial an‘ nouncsment of the awarding of no» million Government soak-acts was
m» made scgly. oootncacacilroco the
following works: lhilianacadia, ll. rceifc ' disc Office and School Iin-aitiua
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Plans Meet With Full Approval or Building Com- mittee And City Doctors. Preliminary Work On Site Begun Yesterday. New Hospital Will = Have Provision For 107 Patients And Will Be Constructed With A View To The Greatest Economy Consistent With Modem Efficiency.
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Ordinary Revenue For 5 Months of Present Year Exceeds ‘Total Ordinary Expendi- ture by $14,000,000.
(Canadian Press) OTTAWA. Ont, Sept. l0—Total ordinary revenue for the five mouths oi’ the present yo’:
ended August soul inr-
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similar poriod by upwards oi 014,- 000,000. The financial statement for the Dominion issued late today by the Department oi Finance. shows that the total ordinary rev- enue. for April, May, June, July and August amounted to $155,432,- 274. as against $141,034,305, for to- tal ordinary expenditure. In the corresponding period for last year, total ordinary revenue was 0185,- 137367, and total ordinary expend-
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Garcons. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11. 1931
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next year’s budget. This is uptlle difference.
! I U budget and an estimated I EXTRA REVENUE FOR l i
EXTRA REVENUE FOR
Balancing The Budget
ii l (Canadian Press Cable) ; LONDON, Sept. 10—Rt. Hon. Philip Snowden, _ Chancellor of the Exchequer, in his supplementary budget today had the task of finding extra revenue to make up for a deficit of $370,000,000 in the present
Economies in expenditure-$110,000,000. Saving in debt redemption-$68,500,000.
. Taxation, in land revenue—$145,000,000. Customs and excise increase-$57,500,0i)!). I Total increase -$381,000,000.
| Old estimated deficit.—$373,395,000.
I New estimated surplus $7,605,000.
Economies in expendiiure-$350,000,000.
Saving in debt redemption-$100,0i)0,000. Taxation, revenue lncreasm-$287,500,000. Customs, excise increase-$120,000,000.
| Total increase'-$857,500,000.
Old estimated deficit $850,000,000.
| New estimated surpius—$7,500,000.
deficit of $850,000,000 in how he proposed to make
THIS YEAR’S BUDGET
NEXT YEAR’S BUDGET
Lady Astor a
Enthusiastic
(Canadian Press) i LONDON. Sept, 10 - Lady . Asim- was enthusiastic over the budget speech of Rt. Hon. Philip Snowden today. "1 have l never been more moved in the House of Commons," sh; said, "than when listening to Mr. Snowden today. I have great admiration for his courage and
peal cc which the whole count- ry, high and low, rich and poor, should listen."
WEHIUMES
Views OfPr-oposed; Ne w High way)
iture $142,380,155.
The statement oi this year's per- iod issued today represents only the receipts and payments which have passed through the books of the Department up co the_ last day of the nionth- Under ordinary rev- enue for the period under review for this year as compared with the similar five months of 1930. cus- toms dutios amounted to 043,508,- 007 0B 53111131; 000,764,423; excise duties _t22,209,303 as compared with 020,708,454; excise tax (sales stamps, etc") 010,141,603 as con- _ trasted with 014,400,304: income tav‘ 047,704,209, as against $62,971,- 516 and miscellaneous taxes 085i,- lsoa as compared with accuse. m- tercst on investments for the past five; months as compared with the corresponding period oi 1930 was 00,303,000, as against 00,950,634. Post Office 011307.195 as contrast- ed with 011,903,414. Dominion lands 0110.190 as compared with 01,393,- 491. Oansdl’ Grain Act $443,031, as lllinli 0300.800, and miscellaneous 03,083,217 as compared with 03.107,- W. Under ordinary expenditure, pen- sions for the period under review totalled 010,004,032 as Isainst 014,- 066,030 for the w“ ponding five months of 1030. Interest on public delh was 040,000,000, as comp ’ with 040,007,407; soldier land aet- tlllncnt 0413.000 as contrasted with 0693.00: lubaidies to provinces I5,- 000.7810 against 010,100,321; pon- aions and national health 00,030,010 as coats-flied with 09,400,004; na- tional revenue 04,877.40‘! as against ocmsnrocn office $0906.30! as complied with 00,321,009: national dell!!! 01,871.40’! as contrasted with 00.08am; agriculture o2,- 700300, as against 03,014,711: dominion lauds and parka cross.- m aa against cafoami; trade and ceaunoroe 00,001.19’! as contrasted with 01.070. ; civil government
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Acclaimed by His “Ain Folk” As a Hero of The Empire-Anxi- ous to Race In Am- erica Next Year.
(special to the Guardian)
‘TORONTO, Ont., Sept. l0—Kaye Don is back among his “ain folk." The British speed boat pilot, who, as Mayor Stewart said, was tricked, but not licked in his bid for the world's. speed boat championship. returned beneath the Union Jack
his fellow British citizens gather- ed at the City Hall must. have re- moved any l, ible doubt in his mind that he had gained a moral victory in the l-Iarmsworth trophy race. ' _
From the moment oi his arrival at Duiierin Airport at 11.10 this inmining until he disappeared into his suite at the Royal Ymk, fol- lowing the civic reception, he was wildly acclaimed. At the airport an immense cheer greeted him as he
today, and the many thousands of r
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Delivered to Canadian People By President 0f Chamber of Com- merce.
(Canadian Press)
REGINA, Sask, Sept. 10—An iri- spirlng message of optimism was delivered to the Canadian people today by J. H. Woods, of Calgary. in his Presidential address to the annual convention of the Canad- ian Chamber of Commerce “We are at the beginning of a new day," Mr» Woods declared. "With the growth of buying confidence and a sturdy and coilrageous pro- motion of our foreign and domes- tic markets, I ace no reason to doubt that from now on there will be a. steady advance in our com- mercial position." Mr. Woods re- minded his hearers that although times had been and were not yet good, they already were ‘better and they were improving steadily. “The recovery of a country so rich as Canada was inevitable. It could not be held back by us even if we tried," he assured them. Prosperity would actually be forced upon the country by the inevitable economic laws that would readjust the situ- ation, he said, "but we would be
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Is Sued ‘For Two Million
(Canadian Press)
TORONTO, Sept. i0.-A $2,000,000 action against R. O. Sweezey, alleg- ing fraudulent conspiracy over pow- er rights, was set down today at Os- goode Hall for hearing at the fall aaslzea. The action has hung fire since i929. The original writ, issued
stepped from the plane. All along the route of the procession to the City Hell there were more cheering throngs and City I-Iall Square was jammed both ways along Queen Street and far down Bay. 'l'he smil- ing Irishman riding in an open car waved acknowledgement in friend- ly fashion- -
A Prince of Wales Reception
when he mounted the steps of the City Hail to the platform whore Mayor Stewart waited to continued in page 10
other expenditures 030,493,114 as
Ltd, oi Preston, Ont, at 0089M.
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051010.559» ll against 004$)” and \
April 10, 1920, by Narcisse Cantin, alleges Sweeney, in his capacity as consulting engineer to the transpor- tation and power corporation, ob- tained access to vital papers relating to the project. Sweeney had frad- dulently conspired to acquire the rights of the Robert heirs, with whom the corporation had experi- enced diiferences, the writ claims. The statement alleges by reason of this conspiracy. the plaintiffs shares in the corporation, which he had valued at 05,000,000 had depreciated 02,000,000. A statement oi defence, filed January 24, 1929, contended there was no cause for action, or altemativeiy denied every one of the allegations in the statement of
compared with 030,300,750.
claim.
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Snowclen
Delivers
Badget__Speech
Chancellor Accorded Wonderful Ovation — Government Econ-
omy Proposals
Made Public—
Dole Will Be Reduced 1O Per-
cent.
(Canadian Press _Correspondcnt)
LON-DON ,Sept. 10—With axe and l 18X, Rt. H011. Philip Snowden, l‘ Chancellor of the Exchequer, today balanced the British Budget. It was eminently a Budget of national sacrifice. Its ivldespread not was flung over rich and poor alike, but it caught the drawer oi the dole with a ton percent reduction ii) ‘wllciits. It hit the insured work- ~:--. with a demand for increased
'ilil‘lbllti01‘lS. It cut school teach- rs salaries 15 percent. It hit police recruit and defence services, cut the salaries oi members of the Government and members of Par- liament, and Judges on the Bench. It raises the income tax 12 cents in. $5.00. The standard income tax rate will now be $1.25 to 05-00. It reduces income tax exemption of both married and single. It adds ten percent increase to the super- tax. It imposed higher duties on beer, tobacco, snuff. It brings even
en on me in my life," said Mr. Snowden as he opened his state. merit. "It is a. pleasure to call "P011 llfiflple to make sacrifices or bear additional burdens, and only
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SHANGHAI, Sept. 10—Only on! month of peace elapsed since the ill timed rebellion of General Shih Yu-San was crushed in the north, but China today was girding her-
self for another civil war. With the
Cantonese invasion of Hunan Prov- ince confirmed, Nailkirig, while re-
peatedly professing a desire for
peace, is energetically preparing for conflict. President Chiang Kai- chekis indications are that he ii
making ready to strike mill-lily, hop
ing to shatter the southern invasion
before it penetrates too far into
the lowest priced entertainment Humm - within its sweep; even the nickel i_____ 5110i)! now pays a. one cent tax. ' "This is one of the most dis- agreeable tasks that has ever fall- can‘ Chamber
Elects Officers
(Canadian Press) REGINA, 595k. Sept, ill-CO]. W
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Operation Is
Successful
(Canadian Press)
MONTREAL, Que., Sept, 10 — Hon Herbert M. Marler, Canadian Minister to Japan, underwent an operation at the Montreal Gener- al Hospital today. Several hours later it was announced at the hos- pital that the Minister was resting comfortably and that the operation had been successful. The nature 0f the operation was not divulged.
Postal Terminal For Montreal
(Special to the Guardian)
OTTAWA, Ont, Sept. iO-Mont- real is going to have a new postal terminal, the largest in Canada and as large as any on the continent- Plans are now being developed at the Public Works Dept. with the idea of calling for tenders at the end 0i’ October. The terminal, to, cover a whole city block, will be 1 in between the Canadian Pacific‘ and Canadian National Stations and connected With both by tun- nels. It will cost $1,500,000.
Willingdon Better Again‘
(Special to the Guardian)
SIiVlLA, India, Sept. ill-Earl Willingdon, Viceroy of India, has recovered from the attack of dys- entery, an ailment prevalent here during the rainy season. He will return from Dehradun to Simla, the summer Capital, tomorrow, and will address both Houses of the
L. McC-regor of Walkerville, Ont. today was elected President oi thl Canadian Chamber of Commerce at. the concluding session of the er. nual convention. George C. Nine- Donald, Montreal, was elected chat-i man of the executive. J. H. Woods 0i Calgary, who held the Presid- ency for the past two Years, was
elected chairman of the advisory council. The new vice chairmen of the executive are, C. L.' Burton. Toronto, and M. W. Wilson of Mon-
treal.
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TORONTO, Sept. 11.-Moderate west to south westerly winds, mostly fair and warm; probably a few scat- tered showers.
Temperatures Maximum 67 Minimum 09
High tide ‘ibis morning at 9.25 and tonight at. 10.36.
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Week Days-Leaves Borden daily, 9.15 a .m.; 11.40; and 5.15 p. m.
Leaves Tormentine daily:-10.30 a. m.; 2.55 p. m. and ‘l p. m.
Up to and including September 13 on Sunday leaves Borden 9.10 a. m. and 5.15 p. m. Leaves Tormentins
Legislature onrMonday.
10.30 a. m. and 'l p. m.
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