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His Shadow lt hov- ered over thc !°\l¢|\ of mystery and Kill

of courage. What love -

behind?

orhsts--lay;

presented on the screen.

Edmund Lowe in the leading role

of Chatrand the Great is the out- standing feature of the picture, and his performance will undoubtedly wln him new praise. Lois Moran, in the feminine lead, stood out prominently, while El Brendel, as chief comedian, Howard Phillips as |Lo\ve's psychic assistant. and ueorge E. Stone, as the doctor, also gave excellent DOTUBYHTS-

WESTERN GUARDIAN

--RESERVE FRIDAY, May 6th,

for the Childrens Operetta "At the Rainbows Edge,” in Epworth Hall. Tile children will love the Big Brown Bears, Saucy Jack Frost and the dancing Sunbeams. 2259-li

-PLANE DELAYED-The mall

ernigli; on Thursday on accouns

I lmuch improved. She was accom-

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first Prohibition cases to be held in

oi poor visib lity and left at B a. m. on Thursday for Moncton, return- ing at the usual time. Mr_ Regin- ald Pope accompanied Pilot Fowl- er on the round trip.-S

-RETURNED HOME - Mrs.

lJchn Cnilaglian who has been in lille Prnce County Hospital for isome lime returned on Thursday

Ito hcl' home in Elmsdfile very

ipanied by licr aunt, Miss Annie fO'Conno:~, who has been visiting iher sister, Mrs. Hughes in Mor- ,'rcil_1s. ,

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lWlLLlAM STAVERT-The funeral of John W liiam Stavert was held on Wednesday afternoon from his liste residence to the Cemetery at ‘North Bedcque. A large number of fsympathlzing friends and ne‘gh- bors attended, Rev. J. W. A. Nich~ olfon conducted the services, as- sisted by Rev- C- J. St. Clair Jeans. lThe pallbearers were Messrs D. C. Schurman, James MacDonald, Dav~ id Lefurgey, Chester Bowness, Cle- ment Carruthers and Rcbezt Bak- er.-S.

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-PROHUIITION CASES- The

the Summerside Police Court un- der thc new act, giving incorporat- ed towns the right to try their own cases, were heard on Thurs- day before Acting Stlpendlary Mag- istrate D. 0- Stewart. There were three cases all charged with sell- ing. In the first one defendant pleaded guilty and was fined $200 and costs or three months, as it was a first offence. The second case was dismissed for want of ev- idence. In the third case witnesses were heard. and the case adjourn~ ed for Judgment, Mr. L. Cv. Lewis

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OURSE customs case to eomc bf.-fore the

c. & 50c Meals °°“”tY H°°’P’°“1 °" W°d"°”d“Y child ents Aid society cordially only-sa'd hc hadnt tasted meat collect s. substantial amount a at velilltlall "“°’”°°“ by ca' 5“”°'”‘¥ mm 8 ,supported thc movement and for two months. Thanks are due the Patriot for ,_ _._ °“f" °’W°ndi°m"' sh” “’”" °P°f'll_hrough its influence, the service ol 'mc splendid lsliltlnce liven in spec, “vm ln oonylccylml wglll me

“W °“ ”“’ ” “°‘” “"8 “f°°‘Y~ Sflwss volition. ci the Federal oem. its :cm ci uuir 'sarah .and mllkfocci -vuuc, .uc uic oucui-u.,_ us

n M “-4 " of Soc'al Service, Ottawa, was ob- bnoughg in from a generous friend gh, pogwl-,_ pl-eyldg-nl and other

I I "°C°"l?"‘*t“’“°‘°“5 are bfffig erltained. Miss Whitton came here and in the cointtry proved of "ll’¢lt|°fg|¢¢l-3 of ul, gwlggy .M All tho"

sorimcnt of Chocolates, itfnded to Mr. and Mrs. Ncll Mc-lluzcrvicwsd the nhlllfiihrovio in- value. These wonderful domt'ons'whc have helped in any way, '

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Heath Strong, K. C., M, L. A.,i

lwlnn li ow CAPITOL Now PLA w1vc_ `i."f.L.."f.'.`§°'.`f..f5§".§.'§..";.°f;

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demonstration ut on by local tal

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B -l 3° mil-lily: =dc1y°;=_y=°;h_~1;»»~ B e rl o li s Indictment Admission. »25c.,_

ou n *e A . o- s _- ` ' ', _ lcptc, ugluccica cu opportunity ic M8110 By C1l8.lI'Ill8.I1 Under the distinguished Patronage of ;

interviqv their representative cr- Senate c0mmit_ His H(-mor Lieut' Governor Daltom

anintlcns before making their _ " ° '

I final decision, and it was crrmg- tee §!1e‘IV{on°h?rell11uer J' D’ Stewart' and

ca uni uicsc crsmisctiom slwuic ° l ‘S °l'S ‘P f ° MSYOI' W. S. Stewart.

_ write the Children's Aid Society if A 0 their views cu the matter- aus ir UITAW-*f 0°* -W” “°“‘Bl' - - -°i=°if°°1 , .y

W the mmm” wel., galmuwwy . The canadian Press)-The tranquil

- , publlc meetlng, would be hem to Serenity of the Sdiate Wls rudely interests.

ml, ,ml ,,.,.,,,,g,,,,e,,¢_,_ -nl, "_ snutmca ccasy wlrcu dcbctc open- nculing with scum: Haydon. his

cattorrso cnosr _ seam. 1\i.mNaa s.ls ~ pcm we-c uct rsvcmolc to esisb- °° °” tl" "°P°"‘ °‘ ”‘° 'P°°“f‘ W” ‘°“"°° W 5°"""fyT“°“°" “£3

AN lirrta A DAY-COMEDY lic, zsc. ` I iisluug c ccumi scciui service sur- Bwlhlrlioio oommittoo- canada# nc luis collcctca be ccum;'lno.

uesrurss sas - lmazr KAI' svn. 1 .c sts-ssc. szc. cuu ui :ms time 'nic ccuccunu cr f°m°“= W" P’°*“'“' °d°"'“°¥ ”‘° 'md *°°°»°°° 1" °‘”“""'° °’ 'Y' "°“’

nl that while the lil walls of the red chamber, formedlthe Liberal party from Beauharnds ned between swam Haydon and

S op on was ' me a fitting background for a. belllger- in the knowlodte the company

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The ff” °f 0“‘3<"°l 1-»=~»~»i-T' 5"'f»'151°i=°3»1°._ wk' V ' 'llocllforil S iuara H ll Stars in a Whirlwind m °h'“"°“‘°°"" 'md md * °“W° _ _ 'V . q

mcctiug i citiscus at wluclr ms _ . e '» '

Drama of Western save s vzry comnrehwsivo tlik on i l ' ‘ _ _ ~ . .

the method of operatng I. Social M

A _ rolusllr Ar s P it

ve and Adventulg Service Bureau, whlchtwas cmphi-

aimed b I. ve: interesting ocular

Scouts, _ 50 Cubs Participating

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some needy cuscs he had dealt with during the past rvinter. Canon Ma- lone believed if another such sea- son were mct with some sort of soup kitchen where destitute per- sons could be given a meal should be established. Also some arrange- ment for pi'o\'idiiig lodging would be desirable. He also believed the Society should strcss the need for proper homes i.n the community.

Mrs. W. E. Bentley pointed out

a difficulty in determining really needy cases.

Mrs. G. W. Hodgson stated that

had been procured auii ¢ uiid be

Mr. McNutt told of a city in

England which had provided 300 six room lioufcs at a rent of slightly over $2 a 'rock tn ucconiliiodnic illc needy. Hc bciiclrd scnicilliilg along

Miss Caiillcrine MacLean of the

-FINED $100 AND COSTS- stand and acknowledged that the

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tickets for meals at a liillvh room th

this lille might be clone here. -

$11895, salary li/llss Earle, $52500 d rent $120 00, lighting, firee, ¢l'1&!' p woman, stumps, $20.00, printing and y advertising, $19.78. Total, $1,843.46. t

Audited and found -correct,'(Bgd.) yy

D. A_. MacKinnon, April 32, 1932. le

Officers Appointed ' yu

The nominating committee then y

reported as follows: President, Mr. b

W F Tidmarsh; lst vice president. t

president Mr T E MacNutt Sec B

retary-Treasurer, Mrs. R. L. Cotton. b Executive Committee: Miss Cotton, `Mrs. s. R. Jcnirius, Mrs. Hodgson. 2

Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Duffy, Mrs. James Harris, Mrs. G. F. Dewar, Mrs. J. S J. Johnston, Mrs. Tldmarsh, Mrs. 3

Lyons, Miss Earle, Mrs. John Mc- 3° . Kenna, Mrs. E. T. l~liggs.‘On motion

e report was adopted. W

Mr. MacNutt urged all to do their

igucd to necdy pcrSouh` _` Fbest for the coming envelope col- lm

lcction. He believed that during the be

coinlng year the Society should see V

tial bonus or an increase in salary. ‘° This was applauded by the meet- t . o ing.

Ou motion of Judge Duffy, sec

u et increased subvention from these

The envelopes will be distributed

ll dllmlbulln th attempted expulsion from Parlia Government for action, I would not

uplica on in g, e ex

em, entalled Wu mo mat to ment of two Ifberal Senators VX L say favors "mit mllstymbes lgfesid an-ant the undertaking at this M°D°“gald ww' D) md A1: ww mm me e ygmesea tl) gn d ll.. 8 of unlverwl depl,e“lon_ It Haydon and the censuring or im ator Tanner, t na 1' y o as also dlwovered that cerlaln other, Donat Raymond. legal contract with heauharnois -

nl teclmlcalllley prevented the Senator Charles E. Tanner. PM011 by which ills _firm received 90.000- th

dren., Md soclety mms then. N. S., chairman of the committee was contingent on an order-lm l, nhl, was dellled by smut” Hay

mls ln the mann" °°ntemplnled_ that condemned Senators Haydon council being passed by the govern- d The, yubllc’ ‘lucy the mmym_ and ivrcncuguld cus issued a rc-‘ment approvirls Beollhamois piano- the conclusion that sweezcyu sau-y

-an of the Free Dl_,pensary_ have buke to Senator Raymond. led <31 No member of the Senate contended Wu wl-l-,cg ln “ard to the wlloly em very yemmuy ln meh, com the debate. He reviewed the G - Sensi'/or Tanner, should place hm-

. . rlbullom but ln ylew of the “hy dence l'nking the three Sci‘iBt0I'8 self in the position of subordinating

Dr. W. J. P. MacMillan; 2nd vice me work that the Dlspemuy is 1,0 Ballhamuls and explained the' his tufgfeeshlp fo perggngl cupidlty

. . _ - I - dolng' greater conmbutlons should committee's reasons for censuring or jeopardizing the honor and the firm of MqcGlverln, Haydon and

e granted wwards lu malmylm them. Hey accused Senator 1vll:Doi1:;'teirrity of Parllamellt as a whol; y me by the Goyemmems of me aid ol wihhcldirig from Par ame l The crux of the si ua lon was a ny and Pmvlnce’ and I would on several occasions knowledge thatysenator Haydon knew all about fm were made, M,-_ gweezey dld ggest that an effort be made W he WBA interested fdllmcially il.‘l|Be5uhc,rnols, He had been in close not need 3 lah" ln ottawa' °on_

Beauharnois or other power pro-,association with Mr. Sweezey and

“mes jects on the St. Lawrence. genatoryhls associates since 1926. Senator Th l l I l Mcbougald, he said, used language Haydon was also a close friend of dence and ,xmblu ,gland thu

E "ny "we °p° °°l°°t°” -'wnicri wus uct candle and tr-uc."liuc cover-mucus ci the dey and

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t e pace M fo OWS his evidence was "unrei‘able" andlon intimate terms with the leader

"incorrect" and of that Government. As organizer

saturday, april aoin, and wililm me ”‘°"'““°°’ called for on Monday' my and igenerally he utilized his Dooitiovn :of the Liberal party it was natural the lm-get fl,-ma ln Mammal and

I sincerely trust that our citizens, 'as °` semwr to pwmme ms' mm laaat gliézlxilld 2:; :B reysfgislbyx;

that Miss Earle received a substan- irxugnigyentshe }y’ym;;’_‘;h'°pl;l w°n‘i hgdo done sos and phailn taken' the

My 8' w cm' are n° ww °r wndy ,mm Bama mone from Mr. Qweezey. Senator

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ribu e with their customary gener Claus _is a fact recognized by all. Haydon had tysmled may he had

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Respectfully Submitted. uccuou with inc Dspcnscry begun 'l‘1‘;ly:‘f,‘;°’;t§ mnefuirfdmfjxil

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Red Cm” SOLM5’ added her con ended by Mrs Higgs, thanks were W- F- TTDMARSH about December 14th _with dom- I My syeeyey And My sweep

lgmwmion °f.MibS Emels report' Icxtendcd to the Board of Trade for tions of all kinds from friends' in ey wld ll” yommllllee he héyd glven

Judge C. Gu\'!r~ Duffy praised _ . . a lengthy Period for the corporation

the splendid Work done by Misslhe use ofpltllclr rooms' to the REPORT 0F FREE DISPEl\lsARY wwn and country withiilillt wliosey ly.” Senyllyy Haydon”

. , ipress for space and assistance glv- aid the work_cculd not* ve een _ _ V _

.Earle He spoke of the proolem of l cn; and to the audltol. ML MM_ Ladies and Gentlemen:-The accomplished. ` "‘ Th l "nm l.. dealing wit; foreign lvagrants andlmnnon _ Free Dispensary was organized to 'nm dgtleg at ll-l, last g}l,.l5¢__' _ , _ y I occn

supported anon Ma one's sugges- ~ ' relleve ,lc an . .` um... io. ..u.r_ ymmm mms l§‘m°§,l,e‘w?§;§§§ aff; ;;=§§°;7e;;’ §;Tf;e'*;§;e§”;‘;{_ _-1l.._ suis wud ...Mc cout ,,,,,, ww.. .

The Presidents report as given _ to attempt to cure it by sympaths- vlded had 3 splendld effect ln Senawi- ; Haydon Justice if it as. bemw was than read by Canon MM The following resolution moved' fic- iiiteliisent smite- turning what otherwise would. have 'mmm he. was innocent w know kme' and a vote of thanks to the by Canon Malone and seconded 'by' Tm wt” ’e°°1Pt-5 f°\' the Ye” been a miserable Christmas into a that the mane! coming "gm Mr' l President was carried' ` Judge Duffy was also passed. ~ “m°l"‘t¢d V0 51343-45 but °f Wh-11111 happy one for many temporarily .Sweeney Wu Bqaummom mmey'

Mr. McNutt appolllted Canon Whereas houslng condmom at we gave: out oy luck =Benatar Tanner proceeded. Sens.. Mamne’ Judge Duffy and Miss ‘the poor in some cases are fer 567 °1'd@1'S f°l' l1°ilff5h11'1¢'nt and A great man well filled boxes'm-I Hfy-d-°n§»stpr-Y-t9 wmmmee Beers nominating committee to el- l from meal md whereas the supply £0011 Slillplie-9. _ _ were sent ta tie different homes lwag 'most unacceptable.. He would ect °mc0rs for me ensuing year' |`of houses which can he rented at 327 °1’d¢\`S i°1' drllsi includin8.w¢ were kept busy from 830 A. M' 21.8” the oommmee to believe that

s reasonablcsum are almost lmpos- D°°f»°l'8 D1'¢50i'iPii0IlS. . llnlll gen °'¢1l-ly); Chrlggmas Eveli Mr' sweemy W” in m°_hab1t °r

rlunucnl siuicmcut lm to bla, The appeal iiucugh the pm, lo, M 1 _ ,wolk_ins, into his (Haydonv office

S o 0 D. but felt we had ,romp ished some and laylng down B fortune ln bonds'

Be it resolved that the Govem- 0081 brought but mile 1‘¢5DOIlS¢- thing worth while. and walklng out “Mn wlthout 3

Customs Act at the Poles Ocurt ycylfldtllyeashyclillcgg $1500 Bpylciliilyeyclysgvgllyfalling off of this Coal Fund laid for the first time in their lives that mtl, mm was a wreck The

case mated E good deal of mter Notwlthstand ng the general de These people did not ask for help wage, had put the me out md hel- esy on account of the number oyypression which has been felt in until their need had become des- beddlllg was Boalllng wen when I leases and assignments of same ,cyhai-lotteiown as well as other pero/te. This condition had been lmlved we ul” to persuade lm to

E USUAL which were put in evidence and it clues in Canada and elsewhere' the brought on by no him of their own 3” “hen” 1°’ th° Mm' being but

was disclosed that the convicted poor of the City hayye belenyewell pro- and they were suffering as an after- ,lla preferred M, ,lt up all nlgl.ll_

G a r d e y party had _subuy the pmmyscs yoyvided for during t e w n r, wlllllh math of a. long perlcdcof unernyzloy- keeplng on ,l good he to try mdll

Mather person. This was my mstrellects great credit on our p - ment. This year the ity crea d a dl-y llllngs my Tlll, alle dld md!

anthreplc lnsttutions and thelcertaln amount of made work and next mol-nlnll. we “peeled lo find .Provincial and City Governments supplisdjobs to many men but the lm- vel-y ill, perhaps with pneu-

:te;ly°er:lyar;mMa§;;'§:”t;B;:;° £;°,whc__f_urnls,hed a greet deal of un- preference .wssglven to those with mlmlll' but pmvldmce look can of

f ' ' employment relief- dependents. ~ - ~ nci- for slic lmiift evcu u ccld.

y l It was suggested at the-last An- Several young men applied here pllpdg were getting so low tp-

W hi- i :.'?°.i“11.‘f.;°.;.°’;°.. i;:i:;;;:..f;l““°' ~~» be we - fm v1»-» fc oi tc ~»

made to bring the Childrens yAld their own cooking on_oil stoves. Wgyhm gl, gl" out “ry ,mall om,”

~ __ lsoclety, the Red Cross and o her supplied groceries, soup, meat an -go ,mlm ll. to any on unlll the

veml,vf1.:uR.il£.`o 1Iy.;i;i;~d not yigmprggclphllantmoplo institutons of thelvcgetsbleslst different times. envelope collection on Saturday

y l ` C.ty in closer co-operation. The A mm who gkedyfor help once' Apl-11 goth 'hm we ll-_lm wg wlll e t ~ - -' i '

hers Day ln Beaulll-ul I'°°d °f 5“m""°’5 de “ff Mildred ctlfutlcns as well as the Provincial were dmfnyuicg “mpg the nssdisst 1|; 1| 'ml "gm we gl, obllud

Muttert th .

son. me “mls :lu ylatnarriivancll a bon snd_c.ty Governments and report- fsmlies, many of whom been to accept ths _rsslgnntlcm 9; um

S -f fl 1- Prince ca that the prospects for co-oi>en- uslnr csnncs milk. ‘ Hllison from cur lnccutlw.-.

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The fonwmg financial report 0 ment and Phe City Council be ask- 0l1ly_$104.00 the smallest amount 627 visits were made to llornes.|w°rd_.,

the Association for the past year l the Dr J y l l

d b the Secret” Mrs R ed to take such steps ns. may be SMS - 9111405 CMI fund Nne persons died during the year' Ml. sweeuy WM engaged ln B

was rea y y, _ _ _ I . ~

possible to alleviate conditions and WHS Staff-Ed 20-years H80. so it ddwlw had ywelved hell, gt some h t l l ln ml

L. Cotton and a. motion passed establish a proper houylng system my lust long. tlme from mls soclely V _lyrlyllse uzyder liking nvo v edg my oryls.

thanking Mrs. Cotton and adopting I dun ' , e en erpr e progress ony y th rc' for the betterment of conditions twas _sly cult matter at times On, can which was visistcdlyeymlwon ol, the Gcyemmem md

e relic under which the poor are at pres- to convince aliplicants that the sgelldlly fol- many months was l»¢.!w“ hedged lbéuy by oondmom

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$16'§;;e lé'Everm:c;;‘c;m§: $20330; engnobriigtijanmwlgviieetlng adjourn- Zxsoxxlytlfteeughintxeliei' lnaelxir ti” sont? :moved to the Hospital where ahejwmch only the Government mum City Grant $150.00; Rotary Club, 9 Fr” ' 'died after much suifereinz. Every' fremove, declared Senator Tanner.

' d- est' d to hel ass the

christmas. sioo_oo; christmas dc- e Pom, on thin! W” °1‘° P P senator 'rcnncr tlicn yumcc ic a

nations, $206.95; annual collection. PRESIDENTS RE ,“d£..;‘;° ;;!l1t £9 gl; 53:55; lvfyuryl, days; wgtmgngre :;m£y:;!discussfon of the amounts Paid by sa'l9.5'l; curl fund, $104.00; notary pm' ._H Y Y 8'" 8 ° Ce 'tus Beauhsrnois company to thc.

000 I Ladies and Gentlemen,-The order for 25c worth of coal--1 cup lllml legal nym' ol, which senam Hay_ l

Club for relief work Sl .0' n- - ~ »

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terest on Endowment Fund, $73.68; lacmmes °f the Free ms_p_e“.Smfy sa” h°_ tmckagg by h‘“'1“3 5 A numlber of fam lies live lllldon was ,_ m¢m,bel»_ were mesa pay. have been weu maintained during friend of mine haul lt. I ha.ven't a home, gall the bg called lwmesvi interest on current account, $l2.68.iyhe y ye” The mul receipts shoyemn in me hmm and yhe| ~ Y ments contingent on the passing

8434 pas ‘ Where sunlight scarcely ever en-lol the m.del._ln_°°uncll’ he uni

Total, $1, . 6. _ , l Expenditures' Nourishment in- We" *1m'4°' “H °f "mm was °md’°n”“° Wm' Pl""° d°“t N' ters. Several of these houses werey.I.lle'sltudtl'°n ln the mtl" yan bf

' iciously distributed among `tl1`e'fusc me. d the tn hs have |

cludlnE milk. $735.44; Clothing andriud ~ ¢°¥\d¢mn9d an ° 5” 1928 was a serious one for Mr. toys, 563,11; drugs, $176.18; coal, D00r by our very capable adminis Another asking for $2.00 worthmnotlce to vacglel but where ,wi11.Sweeyey_ He had placed an apply.

trator, Miss Earle. said _they had that day burned old llley soy canon before the Domlnym Gov”

The defendant pleaded my yumy The receipts were $88.15 short of coats and wet planks gathered a- one of our cal-eg lm 014 may 31 emmmt ln January of th” em_,| cud dcuica nuvius cnyimne to ccl“‘° mf; W" andkgiiiodeolmeyhij lllltihwctcrncyulycculd you rc-‘years or use living clone md ,ibut ly yppeyed lmywlble wyué'

upnecrcu for the accused lu thc with mc llqucr. uncut c pint offzfgig 02;' cg: wnlrfbutlgnl ya wllh me chgigfes an; o;`;’e'°P°r 802;? thrilling oxnerieuoo toward# the *may ucilcn cn it, mic in me lic round

first case and Mr. C- D. McCallum rum, which the Customs Oiflcersythe Coal Fund wyych was oyuylles and dm our best to supply the oluFebil'lli:irybwherl tile wzer gllaeyllllmsell laced wllh an amy of oy_y :cr inc other two Mr w Henry iuid taken from a place on Spring $10400 th lowest ln lu hisim' d‘"“““d W ch ax een Nz H r ki; position. Pawn-rul financial sroupal

' ' ` _ .l - - ° » -- -- - burst drcnclring nc: ic thc- s _ .

N°°"““ “P”°“’°d ’°' “‘° °’°‘°° S°""’°' H° “L” "’°"“°°d ““ "5 'rms iuiilug crf cr thc ccsl runs 'mc tictcrluis scvca thc shut- Th, mic, wc.. lmcc deep lu the were 'med °“°'°“‘ hm' H* md °° vcricc ic thc soo,ooo ice. mums

tion.-S. signment f his lease of the Prem' u ,ses to mgther party who took the may be partly accounted for _by the tion by sending an additional $100.- l.°ml_ gn ll,”-ln; lm- me, 5 mm

' extremely warm weather during the 00 to that given at Christmas, which mme to nel- ssglsygncel buf, wg,

on Wednesday aytemoon Mr D liquor was his' The case was dls_ months of January and February. was most acceptable just as the powerless to do anything to ,ld O Stewart acting Stipendiafy missed and information was im-[The relief Work Carried on by tht funds Wm ge” ng low' “nt” the CRY ma" came t° Wm the mmtrate yor S "side heard medmyeyy md Bgalnst the manlProvincial and City Govemments. One of the tragic features of the water °lg_1n the melmtlme shehgd a case for an infradion of the who had admitted the ownershipiand wnmbutlom by me Red cmss' work of tm Fr” Dupemuy w” mmaged t° get W th’ “net but

I 5 ‘more than compensated for the the number of people applying for when all, "_enle,ed everytl-llng ln

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obtain the approval of the Domin- ion Govemment. If he did not do eo, failure would result.

Mr. Sweezey had already employ-

ed lawyers. He did not need any more lawyers. But, decin.red°senai/or TlUIl¢i'» ho did need persons of ln- fluence with the Government. He wanted to get an order-in-council' passed. According to Mr. Griffith, a whole army of lawyers had been' employed to "work up Ac favor-sblel Bflmlbhon.” All were employed on the basis that if success crowned their efforts and the order-in-coun- eil went throu`gh,' their fees would be appreciably larger than if they failed.

It happened. proceeded scnuwr

TUIRGT, Ullt Bénltur Haydon W" 4 lawyer. It wccwcll known' me he was one of the most influential. men in the Liberal pu-ty. Hs hm "H106 thi filht to be regarded ls one of the chief counsellors ol that wmv- It vu not surnnsiug mtl Mr. Bweessy should tum to so em-_ inillt Ind Illmllfltlal Q mm |,| Benlinr Haydon,

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Senator Mcoougsld appeared on

the scene at this point. Senator Tsirner proceeded. senator Mobous-

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.WWW - ,ed that Miss Allltoy, s Social 3°1'?J .. .. . gpg-Q -~~|,-1, __ y guy c_ Emmy

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old was himself much interested In getting the order-.'n~ccuncil through.

MT- 9W°°”Y ,.3194 wished to employ wlior Haydon. he would ucv. walked down to his office and en. sized him. The question of rec,

d have been discussed and peg.

Mr. lSweezcy. But, cocgrdlng 15° Mn

don. Mr. Modiverln, or Sweeney himself that set the retainer pg $50,000. It was Senator McDougsld Sweeney declgred that the $50,004( retainer was made contingent upcu

__ ,_ ___ V _ _ sldemblg benefit ln qvemomlng ent debate that muy lead in the would be 'depondont “P031 0 Sweeney, it was nct`Benetor Hay.

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e passing of the order-in-council u ' . on. The committee had come to

transaction, and Senator Haydorrs Story was incorrect.

Senator Tanner showed how in all

Ebbs received from Beauhamols $86,164.43. When arrangements for

,tinued the Senator. What he need- ‘ed was a political agent. The evi-

wiult this ru-in ala iutnc cupiici was purely agency work; and that all the biz legal work was done by

Toronto, ,¢ V .

The firm of colonel A: T. Thomp-

son, K. C., worked for Beauhamois for two years and received $8.000, while the firrn of which Aims Geoffrlon K.C.. one of thc most em- inent lawyers iri the ootmtry, was a mémber and which worked over

received only $00,000. y Y "And here was this 'relatively sulcu rim pulling down* scc,ooo,--

commented Mr. Tanner, "for very

l The committee had been very -,considerate of Serial/or Haydon. Twice the members had gone to his home _to secure' évidenée, which he had been 'quite able t'o give.

"Offensive and lmpertluent"

"He was able to be very resentful,

very offensive and`very impcrtinent to the commlfttec counsel," declar- ed Mr; Tanner. "nc was calc tc make 'politilal speeches at us, and to volunteer calumny against' an eminent Canadian, who -has given great service to his country. Hon. G. Howard Ferguson. He did not have to make his statement against the High commissioner. He volun- teered it. nc' was bitter to counscl. who examined him, I am convinced, in s. most gsntlemanly manner. so that I am bound to soy, on behalf of the members of the committee, that they have a riBht tp be a little skeptical of what Senator. Haydon said in some matters."

All the committee had to do was

to examine the evidence. Out of deference to Senator Haydon the committee had eliminated some of his offensive _statements,_ _for ex- ample, said Mr. Tanner, when the Senator called Counsel (J. A. Mann K. C.) a "damned fool." ‘ Continuing Mr. Tanner again re-

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