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The 5.’. ‘Paper , »»'~'<i:.i ‘ Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

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Sub. Amendment Australian Pac Lost In Comrnons

UPPUSITIBN isllcluiln 0N lT_S__iiliTY

Messrs. Saunders And Lea Assume Pedago- gic Role With Poor Success.

The bill tor the prevention oi irsuds by secret bills oi sale oi per- sonal chattels was amended in com- mittee oi the Legislature yesterday ‘.0 provide that mortgages. liens, etc. taken on growing crops could be taken as security ior the , ” oi seed potatoes or iertlllser. but only an potato crops. Th9 amendment was discussed by Hon. Mr.- Lea. Hon. Mr. Stewart, Premier Saunders and Dr- A. A. lloDonald.

Hon. m. Stewart pointed out that. Will-bill there wse no lien on the crops ior the purchase oi iertiliner or seed, under this Act a farmer can- not give any security on his cropior IXlYOi-btr purchlscslienaaywlahtn m“ 1i milht be fconvunience ior him to give security on his potato 0ND ior some othergurpose, but he could not do it. ' .

Premier Saunders contended that the Act only had reference to a man borrowing seed er iertiliser; ‘conse- quchtly it could not have application to other borrowings.

lion. Mr. Btewarti that.

FOII-hﬂf- Lea: means. .

lion. Stewart: 1:: bitter h-lake that clear in your

Premier Saunders: You cannot at m‘ PPlﬂbtl-lme live bills oi sale on ‘ mm“! °P°D lave and except the Wlliblliivboi You can take it irom mo.’ f ' ,

lion. Mr. Stcwart: I am not taking My law irom you!

Premier Blunders; Well. that is what i-elaiun And it is only an "lllltlbls principle where you can sivo it even on a growing crop or hay. Thcrsiorewhat ground is there ior "l" "ﬁtment on that clause? None at all!

30l- liir. Stewart: Oi course. I milht say that ‘i entirely disagree ""41 my hon. iriend, and I have had l" m!’ Pilot-ice a good many cases to the contram. However, it won't do "W IM to argue legal points oi this kind in committee. The Government has taken the responsibility of putt- l" ‘ml lllisiation through. so Z will leave it at that.

1"- A- A. McDonald asked ii there had been any deniand in the coun- irv for this legislation? m did not “u”! there was. 0n the contrary, "We was". u» feeling that there u u‘ nimi- in the woodpiie" some-

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ProposedRevision Of The Treaty With A' View To Securing Better Terms For Ca- nada Defeated I03 To 51.

(Special to The Guardian)

OTTAWA, Ont., Mal’. ﬁlo-BY l W" °1 1°! in 61. the House o1 Coin- n-ions last night negatived the sub amendment moved by Hon, B. 1-1. 590W!!! (Conservative, ‘Jancouve

. which , , ‘ a _, e1 the Australian ‘treaty with a v1" to securing better terms ior Canada. “$951191! aiiorwards the Rouse also rejected by ltl to id the amend. ment oi Robert Gardiner. Progreulve Lender. which asked that this partie. "l" ‘fmtv be bbroseied altogether. 3°"! the lmcndmenis calne on the motion to go into supply; '

In the course o! the debate a. lively Pl"!!! at arms ensued between, . n. a. mosaic-saviou- creel 6p . tion. and .1. I... naiay (Lib uahta- King). Reierence had been made by M!" "my ﬁbrin: a recent speech at

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Cosgrave Govt. Defeated In Dail__

(Special to the Guardian) nusun, lrish nee state. llar. 2s—'I‘ile Government. o! President William bosgrave rosignod today at. tor its defeat in or. Dail yesterday

votes. Emnon De Valera. leader oi the Fianna Fail. which is the Irish opposition. is in the U. S. Bean '1‘. DKelley is acting as leader in his absence. The vote by which the Gov- ernment iell was es to s4. twenty members oi the Dail being absent. The Dell after announcement o! the resignation, was adjourned until Wednesday oi’ next week when nom- ination oi a new r ident will hi] to it and Mr. Goegrave possibly may be reelected. Scan Ulielly. who is leading the Fianna Pall, principal opposition element in the absence oi lramonn De Valera. in the united States announced _ that his party would nominate Mr. De Valera as President The Dail then adjourn- ed until Wednesday.

May - Test Law

annih-

BABKATOON. llareh 2s.~<.7onstlt- utlonality oi the asocudmrnt i0 l“ provincial school act which prohibits

' of __' u; and the wearing c! Saskatchewan may be lie schools oi lasbaiobawan ma! ba loads a teat case. ‘niia was intimated at the catholic Iohool Trustees‘ As- aoolatlon muting bald there in con- nection with the runes Qcadian

' Bchocl Truateaa’ Association.

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, another deriul anew- d“ w” ' ﬁnd-DJ

on an opposition measure by two -

Collapsed Ac Close Of Show

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h - - II- laelding the tradition o! the theatre. that “the show must go on." Id- Mud Abbey. long a beloved taver- iia oi theatre audianoes all o"! North Erica. collapsed at the close o! the ht porter-nuance on March ssae. I in costume and make-um be was removed to his bolus. where he died. Be was a graduate a! Upper Canada college and the University oi Toronto. recently ill-health m-

“liiohelisu” in a New York Ilﬂililil‘ ticn.

European Buyers A i .. Bidfldcovilyeln . Silver Fox Pelts

(Canadian Pmli

MONTREAL. Marcia lib-Eur- qyggg buyuga bid heavily toll! In ' auver ice pelts at the iinal session oitheweekoitheaueilonlw- des- the auspices oi the Canadian m Auction Balsa Co. IM- 8"- veu to: pelts oiiered brought a total oi $105,000, iotchinl a hi» price of $310. About ‘II percent oi than oiicred were 1139"“ "i The nest sale will be held at the Mount ma! Iota! bcsibnils Jung 10.

The oiiicial rapﬂfl w the Win lug today describes sliver ics prices in eamparscn with Janu- gry, as follows: selected. unchall- edi average ouIlii-v skins advanc- ed 10 percent: black and low IP14! advanced Z0 percent. With the U! price (or tbsee quarters silver latching 88M. all silver sold at mo. Polio uttered iodsv will!“ 4.410. , competition and but demands prevailed ior medium grade and low priced skins.

Radio Photo Was Meons Of Arrest

(spacial to the Guardian) MONTREAL. Mar.‘ io-Ths iirat man to be arrested thrwlh m!!!" oi radio ,“ ‘ Chfll v alias wutersarde. iisured vrblmibv in a. Montreal court though he i! at present in a New York call. The man is charged with the theit oi a larl! sum oi moneyriroln the Chat-hill! l-‘hcnix uaiiohafeaal. oi New vole. nosing by a liner to ED110114. h! was arrested at tbl bier b! 3M1‘!!! police who received a photograph oi him by radio il-om New York. The prisoner has a latter oi credit 0! the nan! oi Montreal, and the ae~

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in New rm to have the Bank nara cancel the letter oi credit. ‘his an

vented his accepting the role oil

tion today was taken b! t!!! l!!! v

NEW CITY SBMIES T0 BE PURCHASED

Old Scale House To. Be Placed on South East Corner of Market Scum- .

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Aiamciainaatissottba Owuail yastardlvaitasuccu dacidadtepulv-hsseaeew been! scalantwratvdoilriastloba l-nltbineiaaiiwidma-Idﬂsattbe ncwscalaabaplaoedentbaaoutb- esstcoruerodthalllasvkaii lcliin witbtbaoldacu-lahciiseevarit.

i-uaweranipllascrrrowvqwno prasidaihaauoisnsadhattilamar. keteoiansittsahadcbaegadtisam- olutien made at the last- monthly maetisgrllsrdingthapuschasse! theses-lee.

councillor liansbsrd aaplaiaed thatinconaunicatlcuwii-bhapro- prietor oi the mm it was round that a twenty ion saalsa could be vllrchl-Iediorcnlsﬂsinczetnan

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nasbaan cooiinad to some: the Palace recently iitiad up

there had been a neticaabla easie- ment of the fever within the last twenty-tour hours.

Lody Willingdon PresentsBddgcs To Red Cross Workers

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TORDNTQQt. larch I.—IIO- ognition ct outstanding and e:- ioepticnal voluntary Irvine to ﬂat Red Orosswasnaadatodaylvylday wiiilngdon. who attended the asl- nuallneotingortbadaaisaléeilndl oitheOa-nadianliad Qﬂalodlw which abs is incident. lanes oi ho y members-hip wasupseaant- ed by Her Iarcuiianoy to w‘. P. J. MoManusolﬂllilamlLlanlilsu. A. W. Rowan oi Saint Jhm. 8.1.. iortheirsarvloaattbaoanediaullod Cross seaport nurseries. Dr. T. B. Ack- er oi Rallies. was mated an bour- [alyinelnbariusppleeiatieudsar- vice rendaredasanertbopsdielu- poaisumssonaanarsasaue- wardlslandloliowibgtheruaasntl- tiensl-larlhcellsnoywasunsnimclss- ' Iabou.

man oi the Oentrai Council.

Strange Land-I

Ho's Measles, _

Sneak Thief i‘ Steals Robs \ Of U. S. Pres.

ilpnhl i0 the Guardian) WAIIINGTON- KM Fl-Tbl baldness at National Osplisl thing was illustrated todav when all! gray lap robe bear- ing the aaal a! the U- l. was stolen from a White House aute- aaaalle parsed in inst ei tbs lagpte anus builder. oaa ai I .C'._t Ielvds secretaries was ashes the w at use time dllliil "It abut" mend to a saunter’, eiiiea- Ia iailad to lack tbs dean oi the car. Tbs ‘rails has been used by naal! f bin in addition to the Pres- laqt and Mn. Hoover.

Amended On

Tridi Cf Brokers Adjourned, May 9

(Canadian Press)

, OTTAWA, March Zl-An adlouru- nient until Mo! I was granted today in Ottawa police court in the case a: larold st. adowat aha Duncan s. ldcOillin-ay, charged with conspir- ingfte defraud the public. The ao- euaad were partners tn the iirln oi Uowat and Maeuillivrav. stock brokers. and the action against them was launched on instructions o! the Ontario Attorney claesral in millet- tug the lengthy adjournment. De- isasog Oounsal mentioned that the accused have made an assignment and iauat appear baiore eiaatins o! auditors. nail c! 080.000 aanb was continued. '

Contributions To Th e Ca n a d i a n Red Cross Society

(Canadian H8) ‘IOHORIO. Maren sa-Voluntan contributions to the Canadian led OINI lcciaty in l!!! totalled ll".- tll. according to the report oi Na- tional Commissioner Dr. J. L. Bil- gar. presented to the annual meet-

revanue c! the society w‘! ti"! ll assmiss. During the year nearly 1M0 woman completed the home nliralbl

GOES THIOUGII. ACCORDING

HEB A TRAFFIC OFFICER! OI‘ TI!

The bill providing ior the estab- liahnunt oi the Provincial Police Force passed committee reading yea- terday, but not beiore an amendment had been made at the suggestion o! the leader oi the l ,pcsition. who pointed out that no provision was made in the Act ior the payment oi the oiiicera he be appointed.

Clause l4. which gave rise to ecu- siderabla discussion when the bill

waallast is "which bad A ca“ int‘ ecu-iam- . i-ion. passed without amendment ill-

Hon. Mr. us, the pronioitt. euplained that this section was col»

v isd irom the New Brunswick Act.

1t provides that “a member oi the iorce or any person acting under the instructions oi the Attorney General or Commissioner oi Police {shell not be convicted of a violation '0! any Provincial Act i! it is made to appear to a Justice or Magistrate hriora whom the complaint is heard that the person charged with any such oiience committed the same pursuant to such instructions ior the purpcseoi obtaining evidence."

Improper Assumption.

lion. Mr. Stewart said that not- withstanding the iaot that this sec- tion was on the statute books in other provinces it was not. in his opinion, proper or desirable legisla- tion; because it presumes that the Attorney General or commissioner oi Police will instruct the oiiieers to break the law. It is moat improper to assume that any such thing would happen.

Premier Saunders agreed with the

Week.

Legislative Assembly. March 28th.

The House met at i030 a. m- . in pursuanu o! notice Or. Mac- Mlllan asked the Premier:

Ia it the intention ol the Govern- ment this year to give Charlottetown and the Incorporated towns oi the Province a share ei the u...“ fl"- way tales?

hauler saassm. l have discussed this matter with tho ullnbara oi

To Have Control Of All Police, Prohibition, Game And Traffic Officers. Faulty Legislation

Opposition ladder.

CIIII‘ _ OI‘ POLICE IIITWXITI-l. LIKILY B! APPOINTED COMLIISSIVONII OI’ POLICI POI ‘Ill PROVINCE WHEN LEGISLATION NQW m COURSE 0r ‘NAUIRQNT

PREMIER SAUNDEI-S DUI-ENG COHNTITII IIADING 1N TI! LIG- IELATUB! YESTERDAY OI‘ Tu PROVINCIAL POUCH FOIBI AUT- IIE WILL HAVE FULL JUIIIDIOIION OVII. ‘III PUHCI IOIOIS 0F CIIABLOTTITOWN AND ‘III INCOI-PDIATID TOWNS Al WILL AS TBS PEOVINCIAL F030! WHIUI WILL INCLUDE ‘III PIO- ION INSPECTORS. "SI AND GAME PIOTIQTION DITICIALI.

lllADQUAlTlI-S WILL Bl IN OIAIIDITIIOWN.

Auuud labaarlutlaau Delivered 861K‘ II ‘all Clllall IQ! U-I.A.IIJI. v

iChief Birtwiistle Suggested Commissioner for Province

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Suggestion - Of

CIAI-IDTIIIOWN. WILL

T0 A STATEN‘)?! HAD! DY

PIOVINUB- ‘I'll COMMISSION‘!!!

leader o! the Opposition that ludh

given. For i! were in pursuit oi-Itclau he sumlﬂcd the certain place but bad‘ no right sci-rs mm W a . which would cause may Which might be iatal to his slabs. wmelt be consistent with esiulucn aaaaa roe the Attorney Genital to instruct the oiiicer to‘ rolicw that up. even witn- out a search warrant! 0n the wbela. the Premier believed the balance oi good that might be expected would oiisat tbs possibility or any great barmoomingiromalnisuseoltha privilege.

Hen. Mr. Eton-art: I quite appre- ciate my hon. menu's View-point but I think it could be obviated by having the clause changed. so as to approach more nearly a correspond- ing section in our Prohibition Act. There is no necessity oi raising the invidious assumption I have reierr- ed to by putting it into the statuio. The .- “bition Act provides that a constable or oiiicar acting under the provisions oi the Act shall only be held responsible ior anything he does ii malice is proved against him. ‘rbat accomplishes the end you have in view without raising the presump- tion that the oiiieer will be instruct- ed by authority to break the law.

There was further discussion by

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Interest Rates On Highway Bond:

City And Towns Get No Share Of Railway Taxes This Year, Says Premier. Session Expect- ed T o Conclude End Of Next

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Report Tabled’

(Canadian Press) YREDIZRIOION. N. 8.. March 3a-

Tbe annual report oi’ the Educstiiﬂ; Department oi New Brunswick wag tabled in the House oi’ Assembly thI axtemoon by Hon. A. J. Loser. Pit- rineial Secretary. The report is prai- sented by Dr. W. s. carter. supi- d Education. Increases in the numbﬂ o! school teachers and pupils are ma ported. The total expenditure o1 schools was $3,063,680.04 exclusive at grants to schools ior the deai and dumb and ior the blind. The total required ior teachers pensions wn 04680035 and the total paid by tbg Department ior school service wug $478,903.10.

PIDMINENT MAN‘ - PASSES AWA‘!

PALM BEACH. Fla» March I —Lieut. Colonel George B. Amyv ct oi Quebec. iorlner member d. the Canadian nrlianaent, holdeg ei uaany Canadian and fordtgl ‘ Ind p. ‘ menu ber oi the winter colony has] was found dead in his bed he day. He was '14 years old. Dent‘ was attributed to heart dissen-

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