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(Canadian rrase) humus. Que. mar. s1- coeaty Welland. center of the noe- mvmuas, won the points enam- plmghip or the National hockey uggue lh the scheduled" season which ended ‘luesdey. Points are aiartiec for goals and assists, each bung held of equal value. Welland tun a total or 4a goals, which with |p assists, gave him a total of '18

points.

Bomber second. '

rrsnkte Bcucher of the Rangers. retained second place. in the section of the league for points with a total of 6Z- The race for actual goals scor- ...; honors was extremely close. while Welland notched d3. h! Ill may followed by his team mm, gppper, who crashed home d1, just sna more than Howie Moroal. 0!!!- ier ice star of the Canadians. ador- m, rlppQd in five goals in _Canad- on; final scheduled same "hi0" game him the scoring leadership in the Canadian section by l-marsin e! one over Nels utawsrt of the Mar-

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some tam Canadian‘ séuen.

i-fao Kill-ea, left wing of Ottawa Senators. lad the canaalan section in points, with as goals and i! as» sists, with ltewart second, a and 1s. Joe lamb. contra o! Ottawa len- ators, led the bad man for the sea- son. Fifth in the points race, Lamb accumulated us minutes in penal- ties. ‘

8tsnding:-

Canadian Division.

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Boston Chicago Hangers Detroit Pittsburgh

PUBLIC ‘ACCQUNTS

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Jcminion Subsidy -~ public Lands . . . . . . . . . . . . -Prurincial Seerctaryb F”! -- Frcthcuotaryh Fees .- Regsiry Office Fees County court Fees . l-‘inee d: Penalties Peddlers‘ Licenses

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5'01» Province-for the twe Kiribati-sues or Justice Flftmcut of Aeriouitura . Department of Education .. "Moot ofjublio Works “snerunent of‘ ,

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lvc morflhs ended 31st December, i090.

s: the Provmoe for the Twelve Months ended 11st December. M9-

0 007,101.00 40,000.00 305.04 1,820.10 2,111.26

' 1,101.00 002.“ 051.05 1,305.00 10,431.87 1,051.02

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Amusement Tax . 5,918.51 Private Bills . . . . .. . - 540-00 are insurance Companies 12.50500 an: Insurance Companies 7.30001 eminent s: Guarantee Companies 936-50 brokers 2,330.00 mp ......... 14.00am ‘frust 6:. Loan Companies 903-03 ‘fvegisph Company ......... 000-00 iiieamslup Oomparucs 300-00 Electric Ught Companies 15159-30 TticphonzrCompany 3.00084 fiuccession Duzios 3035-15 life insurance Agents’ Licenses .. 315-00 Fire insurance Agents‘ Licanses 42.00 m1 lhtate. Income. Property. Road Tax, etc. nmans iii ~ Total Ordinary Revenue 0023,0021!) Received from Prohibition Commission‘ for a Jail Bloomer 1920, 1020 .....010,0l4.20 lira Insurance re Prince County Jail 240.00 $11,324.25 . _ e ssonoeso ilsoiinn TAX llfldtplndid ................‘....... 011N011” We Amount carried from ma 15.000000 1000-00 linking Funds: For Highway rmprovements Debenturas from Motor ' ijchicie and soon... Taxes, dzc .................................szs,1so.oo

Interests ‘on Investments . . . 25,437.02 l 51,187.92 ‘L 0 000,110.43 v Increase in Liabilities 170,000.07 I * 7;; s rosepsene sxrwomm ‘f 0

I 10,080.20 04,020.01 202,010.00 100,020.03

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Elecuttvo co 1,104.11 111340-83

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A Sport Personalities i

BETTER Bouts AT‘ Lou/ER PRICES "ATS THE ssczsr CF Tom's SUCCESS,’

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“ WORLDS FOE

Matchmaker for Madison Square

one of the most sport jobs and it ls no irlle bis or‘ puffery to note that Tom McCsrdlc: fits the post as snugly as Camera‘ does a Size 21 (or is it, in fast, a} 117) shoe.

During the regular indoor season,‘ from October through April, thc' Garden stages n show iacsrly every; week, usually on Friday nights; and! in the Bummer. two or three big open air shows 1n one or more of Goth-. am‘: huge baseball parks. l

It is the matchmakers

oalpts. to do so at reasonable costs.’

TO\ memos - CfiigQs FAQEI€P1

cantor-New York City-constitutes, important of all‘ the good of the game"

job, of: course, to arrange shows that will, ‘ r 1‘ produce the maximum box office re-i some of the Gardens fflfm- 0m?‘

raae aunt» nam- reserved _ s Q

smosr MATCHMAKE iéi_.*?§§Q"AFL>’,ATI.fI

and to satisfy b znsission that such mat

ful to good sportsmanship.

Indoor shows gross more than a million dollars annually at the Gur- den, the expected net for 1929- indoor gates there being about $800,- 000. work at high such totals. For ho day, he fairly livrs 0

Ping this or cancelling that match, ly all the ndrolt man. Both Mo tactful experts in ailing Pfinjfflgg grm] [Pu-L n w; \'_*

arguing with“ 110111‘ gold diggers of the ring rticket, pin- cating steaming the wall Strcnt tcnrpcromcuis of

(Canadian Press) MDNOTON, N. B, Mar. ill-The Moncwn Catholic Club Junior As- sociation won the Now Brunswick a mediate Hockey Championship m» tonight by defeating the Bath- urat Bankars 8 to 0 in a sudden death game for the title. The tri- eolora dominated the play through- out mg gqqygd Qno goal in the open- fug session, two in the second and cpmgggd their bid for the crown with sf three goal rally in the final cantat-

MeDonald scored the first goal 0i m, “m; m |, pass from Smith, the farmer being left unlllli-Ydfli u gmlth want into the corner and mgppd out a pans. Murphy and McDonald aaeh scored in the middld canto unassisted, while in the third

I Smith, Murphy and Bcudrcay so- cured goals, "Chief" (Jummingr, the C. C. J’. A. goalie. was; the outstand- ing hero cf the tum ennasrmriv- Mid tumcd one of the finest exhibitions of net minding sc-eu izore this win- ter, The champions will now meet the winners of the Princr Edward Island-Nova Swtiu playoff for the Maritime title.

/ L. O. C. BASKETBALL

Tonight at 7.30 the Si. Dunstnns boys meet the Shamrocks in the op- ening game or the season nnd a real good game is expected as the Shim-S have been practicing very hard for this contest.

Creosote Piling

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Funds: ~

Highway fraprpvament Debentures .- Apbrolriaiion Oisfinary Dobentutol laierest on llnsins Funds

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0th the rubiic and “Six Hundred Millionaires" and -— ‘of the ledger. They were forcccl to a l t ,

Garden in the world's pugilistioWi-ie Now York state Athirtic Com-‘lccuzlsntiy clinching boutsuuch as! lll force the genial "Mikc' Jacobs, ‘tin every period, and on the defense

ie, not harm-{ticket specialist extraordinary, to rc- ‘fhnrd checking and the brilliant zvork

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liuforcc joyfully the Ciarderrs I

‘ big selling staff!

i McArdlc-familior with fight fans‘

1930 f from long experience with other clubs I ing the blue in desperate flitfimpt":

i -b'clievos in reasonably priced shows.

Tirelcss Tom lvfccardle has toil. o. he prefers to fill the Garden‘ m-essm-e m p115 up for, $5 or .510 "tops"; rather than haif- ,vvrll, realizing a countci- in the fin‘. urs of a wintry‘ fill it at s15, $20 o!‘ $25. In this he period, aucl in the second frwvu" n a ‘phone fix-wliffrrs from the late. Tex Rickard. Jumpod into an early capuiwvl"

Lou Brix is McArdleJs right-hand; .

Hnnglss" of a. sport far free from‘

pciiticinilfi, tlr-klinsirackctcerina- Tom seldom 1cm hl" ‘his frnmc and m the mt perioti.

, tgmpel‘ hut, when he docs, all he hasI to do is reach for Brix! ,

"Mons to make, might be present i Tim decisou u. 00': iuiziu: Minisicr, ‘p; adjourn cu Apifii 11th to April 24, ' ‘was Opposed by Mr. Bennett as un- wsrccrssrily long. A work he contend- ‘aii was sufficient. The motion, how- I ' nor, was agreed to. ‘

There is a minor current in par-

‘isurentnry circles that wiwn thc‘ disuse meets again alter Ezuter ne- , 51x15 the date of the general elections | ,\vli1 be announced nreaniug thc enr- iiczt possible appeal to thacountry after the House prorogues, and Par-y iinmcnt is disolved. That is, of course ‘ rumor, but finds acceptance with a good runny of the members.

This afternoon there was n mis- cellaneous grist for grinding. It. be- gan by the introduction of a bill by nfr. Boulangcr tBcllechase) which fad for its main obiects. 1. To restrict, the preference given to returned sol- diers ‘in applications for civil scr- vioe pcsiticns v.1 Canadian veterans 2 To extend the term of residence“ in Canada from three to five ysarsi for Non-Canadians before being ap- i pointed to the civil service. Some- bcdy asked who was a "Canadian." Mr. Boulanger replied "that is al- ready defused." A question was ask- ed by Mr, Garland as to how the Govemmcnt intended to implement the report of tho Royal Commission 0n technical training. Mr. Duruving replied that tho matter was under consideration and that the decision would be revealed in the estimates. A couple of minor bills got third reading and passed. An act to amend the fmurance Act passed second reading and was referred in the oommmittea on Banking and Com- 019E0-

A most insoortaot question arose 1h connection VIN! the ihoiutlm h

DDINGS

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Victoria Unions Defeat Truro 4-3

Splendid Victory Last Night Gives Them Nova Scotia-P. E. Island 'l‘itle.'-—Will Play N. B. Champions Next Week.

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Victoria Unions, Intermediate Hockey Champions of Prince Edward ifsland, covered themselves with iglcry last night, by defeating the Truro Prlnaroses, Nova Scotlo. cham-

to their section but the Island in general. ’l'lieir scintillating victory bespeaks great things for them in quest for the lilaritimo Provinces title. Should they win or fact-it? “All flail Vict0rias"—at any rate Nova Scotia-Priuce Edward island the‘ New Brunswick‘champions may championship and the right to playdook forward to :1 dynamic struggle. New Brunsigiik chnirsploias for iheion Monday or Tuesday of urxt week. Maritime Intcrmcdiato hockey flag.‘ l) when the final bell rang the score stood 4 to 3, with ‘Pruro ext/ending themselves to the ‘limit in an en- The game got away at 9.15, three deavor to even the count. iquarters of an hour late, due/to a Last night's championship aIfairJJreak-doWiI of the car conveying the was all, and even more than thevisitinc tepm from Albany to Vic- word implies. Fast ice, eager and de-itorla. mpening tally of the even- termined lineups straining ac the ing come thirteen minutes from the leash with a record attendance walt-‘TMI-Ofl- Dfmdld 040L900. 1118'» will‘; in; for the word, singly was a ggL-‘lllkfl of Victoria securing the disc ting befitting the opening imggmtigs on his bills line skirted the mob, to ,.of a hectic clash. i ‘The game was hotly contested and beautiful sirleshot past the Trurw ‘bitterly fought from bell to bell andllflfllifl- There “he no further scor- flvilfledrfl to be the toughest. sncllil"! in this horiflfl- Three ponaltie: most spirited ever played in Victoriailtflt’ 11811090 0H1. 2 t0 Victoria and Rink, and notwithstanding this only 1 i0 TTilfv- ' seven minor penalties were handed:- 0111- by Referee Prank McFariane of Cape Traverse, who handled the lflime in a masterly and very im-i partial manner. In fact the Trura boys were loud in their praise of the all round sportsmanship of the Vic-

THE GAME B1’ PERIODS

SECOND PERIOD

Just seven mimites from the op- ,cning bell, Blswanger, great defence ,player of the visitors soloed for a torla. boys and expressed themselves}3::“::yst:' zimepfiicrgandtln: in ~ , _ _ xc o , an on ‘ztlgw‘tf:iinfrzlerullotg “the gxifucmtihe goal count, was given the glad 4 ccoc 1cm o 1 on , . _ _. ‘and m, the m!‘ ‘hand. Fhe lllllliihs later, Victo: 1a, It was mainly due to the speed sud heavy checking game. adopted by the Unions inst night that Marought them home on the top side

nnd srnre of ih» evening. Slevvar‘ in another SDiPhfilii lnnc cantor notched the irsdiur: count from

minutes from this tally, Victoria scored again on n great combination ‘play, Strvvart to l’). lifrrLcod, the iat- irr doing thc scoring. Just. thrcr minutss from this urt twister. Stmv- mt repented in a duslihrg rink eml rushJScorc, Unions d, Truro, l.

‘break-neck pace on the front line

of the Unions goalie saved danger- with two and a2 times three visiting puclzmen crash-

to get through. ;

'I‘l1e Island champs started oft‘ Tun") PERIOD

For the first seventeen minutes of hwy the brittle waged fast and fur- i us, with the Uuiml‘ lhronlng up a t. dcfensivc barrier. However, th just thrre 1111111111". tn go Truro brnkc through for two goals, liiiiir, zriiingbuc and Crowrii ihc final count. The counts wcrc made on in- (liviclual efforts.

lead by crashing three more goal: l)";

that iiiry did. ‘Fruru ETJOTCLi one in

with five men up, scorched iwu ntorr isllirs inw the Victoria not. Those "col-rs came just flue-e minutes bo- 11m: the “curtain call," and when the hell rung the Unions were busy-- vory lousy shoveling ruiabcr’ away from tiaoif‘ citadel. It was a thrilling climax to an equally thrilling strug- gle. Unions proved thomscivcs won- derful in that last three minutes. Their courage in the face of a rc- lcntless attack was uovrr questioned they had n good load at thr- beginn-

ABBIES, 7.. liENfilfiiiTflN 1.

1n an exhibition gamr played at. iioxioinrzton last night bcizvccn thc Liranii/cs and Iviiermcdiate Ahcg- wells, the lnttrn" rumc out victorious Ion the long cnrl of :1 2 to 1 count. ‘The gamc. played on an cxccptional- iiy smooth ice silrfacr, and witnessed by s, large rrotvd of fans, was fast

and exciting in every period. srrvers Opfnoai up m1 onslaught that

would havv broken thc nvwrnlc of a

breeze down his wing and plant a‘

not to be outdone ndrled their sec-l

10111911 lilry Wvre never hendcd. 'I‘hrc~'

monitor:

One of the "sweetest" “gag q

11001“? seen‘ in the Iagaflgfl Arena took plaoa‘ on Wadnidfirz‘ a

night, Mar. 19th, when tha Manag- gue team tried conclusions with tho Kensington Pirates. Both teams play- ed fast, consistent hockey, with tho

boy, (goal keeper for MontagQ, withstood a much heavier bombard- ment than White (Remington). ‘no Pirates seemed to strike the stride ythey exhibited earlier in tlu sauna, Jthen they held u" (m W_ Unions to n one goal soon, Thgy u- pcared to be electrified, and thain admirers were delighted ac that; n. Ifnbilitation. The Montague taans are :1 rlean cut bunch of young gthlatp, containing some very fast skaters. who are also real crafty in juggling '17 the rubber disc, but didn't appqg-IY as strong on team work as til HF’ i ates. first. period was 1-1. mob side lord .in the second. The Pirates aaaaod Iagain in the last period. Tho find! ‘gong sounded with Montague Malia] is heroic effort to again avaa 0h iscoro. The game was ramarkalw (clean and sportsmanliko, only ons- ipeiralty being inflicted. Layton Ia- igcrs refereed in his usual ilputial and efficient manner.

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-‘.l. White H. “any ' Defence ' m. Burns l, ltawagt I It‘. Bernard P. M00!!!“ i ."=r--...:ds ' IA. Murphy Al. Fold D. Murphy A. ssacnonald Ivan Darrach I, ours-la Al Bernard H. darruflsaal E. Gsudet

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“The Broadway, i Hoofer"Amtssin¢‘ ‘ Musical Roman“

{run VOICE or IOLLYWOGD DI- . rrconucmo FAMOUI soauar IsTAxs am) “our. GANG" con- i an! Anso ran-nan

i "The Broadway rroofar." Colum- ‘ onus all-talking, ainsw! oiaeusa. ‘u-luch opened at the Prince Edward. l-"rhcatre yesterday, proved to In l irlecidedly pleasing romantic drala [interspersed with catchy tunQ and ‘ artistic dance numbers. i‘ The story is simple, but suffloiaat- ~ iy strong to carry the lntamt of tba iaudicnce, even withoutftha assailant i musical features. Acting honor! asuet Elan about equally divided asnona N! ithree principals—Msrle saxon, Jfli i Egan and Louise Fazenda. Miss dani- iun ls a charming blonds with i (iancing and singing ability. Has ‘in "'I‘he Broadway Hooter" gfvas bat,’ iplenty of opportunity to those talents. She won rnuehfavol; lwun lost night's audience. uses-g; i/irchainbltld deserves mention if the excellent direction.

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far more cxprricnccd tomu. But not s0 with thc Unions, they were in there to svin, and an indomitable courage plus lots of hoclzcyy sense in the pinches carried them tirrougl-i a very tight corner.

The Unions arc a crcdil not only

confirm the agrccmrnt between the Governmcirks and the Dominion and the Province of British Columbia. re- spectinguhc return of lands in the railway belt and the Peace River block. It was pointed out that the n- grecment to give the Dominion Govcrniucnt ccmplct: jurisdiction over the National Parks being reserv- ed to thc Dominion was an unusual assumption of power. The lion RB. Bennett. asked how it was paasrbie [or the province of British Colum- bia, by agreement, to legislate itself out of the provisions oi‘ the B. N. A. Act. Tho Minister of Justice advised that it, was thc intention to get an imperial act to confirm the agree- ment. and the Leader of the Op-I position was not slow to remark on the position Lek-u by m: Covermncnt, I that Canada was completely auio-| nomous in every respect. Atlompis‘ I

The flavor of Twist is cur

were being made to remove the pow- cr of practical vow which thc Im- perial Parliament exercised over Dominion Lersiailon. Now it was pro- posed to sot up a simiiru- power of veto over provincial legislation. The House then settled down to the eon- alderation of the pub-lie works esti- matc h ounniittea ofeuppl].

have the time of your life trying to chew it

out. Ask for it and

enjoy yourself.

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' Pirates seeming to have tlsa "adpflf, on Montague most of the tinaq, i“; f;