-~Wli's on any particular day. Brook-

I Us in which they lie today. One of

i into its own, start smashing the bail

BY' TEC

»|~|mt'l‘EEN DAYS T0 G0

Wm, ,mly a few days left to do

uw", ,|,0||p|ng, hockey clubs in the wt 'ue ,.u,Nn| things ahead. New “W ... continually aniwerluz in w.|¢,,, gowns and cities tlifvllliltllll W rvnriiimes, some diuiiwirlnc not M "gum and others are getting lo-' and to spend the coming l\lmm°|' .M w|n|,¢|-, especially the winter. ,nun new gp bg gnrrnprecedent- “I mnur of Upper Canadian stars to uw Mgrltlmea this spring. yesterday Tommy Oliver, _ Hamli- wnl ont., youth, who IlilY¢\‘| |005 hwgsy nu- sums mir-I Khin on | defence position last winter. pass- H ¢|,|»ough the city for Charlotte- Wm, P, E. I., where he will locate. 5, was accompanied by MacGowan.

€|,-glufant winger for Hamilton 'I‘igcrs.| ;",,||§¢5 for the Allan cup .this year.- ,fp{|cGou'an is recognized as one oi' IE¢|,‘,.onfslanding amateur players in M, game, and he will be a valuable \'|,,|,,|_f,reion to the Abbles.-Moncton llxchanff- ‘ _ NOTE-The above mcntionezlr hack”-ittw arrived in the city Tliurs- ilv night last.

' ('0.\'.\'Ol.LY IN l\i’0N("l‘0N Brrf ('on||ull_v, rztngy defenceman ,f |,,_~¢, y¢ur`s.\fcrdun hockey team. ,";y¢¢1,_u,_ Moncton, on Thursday,

"Ind is "looking around." It is not ,,,,,,,~,\ win-tin-r the lifontrealer will ,mv in the huh city or lcave for >ih~r groulirls Connolly pl_aycIi de- éfience for the Verdun team in ex- llhibition games here last winter and made a wonderful Impression on the fans. lir is rugged and fast and would In- a valuable man i'-I' any- .iiiariiiinc lincup. -

_ !\'U'l‘lilN(i -IMI'0It'l'AN'l'

Aiinnuncciiirnt was made today i1.\' Sheriff (`. D. Shipley, Secretary ni the Maritime I’rovince`l.lranI'li ol the A. A. l’. of (`., that thc .wcrnl-alrnunl' rmcr-tin; ivnulri he held here»on Fri- izday aiternoolr, May-8. at 2 |\.m. Mr. Sbiplcy stated that so inr as he lmows ih'-re would he nothing oi' n controversial naturebefnre the gath- 'ering. -

~ ' moon ullslwrss “ .luriglng hy the way thc iurnstiies "sro clicking, baseball is: not .~I|ifI-_ring from the businessdcpressiori in the United States.

_ VALUAIILIC STABLER _

Q The new horsr- stahlrs at the Can-i ldian National Exhibition at 'l'oroI\-_ to, for which contracts were recent-' ly awarded, will cost $814,630.40, ex- _ elusive of the electrical work.

, BROOKLYN PRESENTS A PUZZLE

Brooklyn, figured by the experts as

_National League pennant possibil- -_ ities, are staging a thrilling duel with the Cincinnati Reds for last place in the loop. The men of Robinson have been playing more as though they hailed from MudcoIue-in-the- slump rather than the battling -and . baseball ambitious burg of Brooklyn. When the fielders are working in »-lood order on the defence the of- fensive is lofi. in -the dressing-room.

Yesterday they outhit the Giants. but more New York spiked »shces dinied the Plate and runs alone count. lt seems that they are unable' to have the necessary strength both

'yn have too much hitting' power, ahowever, to remain long in the mor-

these afternoons, the team will come

'mi "IB V|lor"that they are capable of and commence fielding it with

heir last y¢lr's nonchalancc andi ertainty. Then the rest of the Na-i tional League clubs can beware, The: team has everything, but failure to o-ordinate has kept it in its lowly

ition. Once its starts functioning

Will climb faster than a chimpau- _

'N loilil alter an armful of cocoa-` nuts,

can

:vo 3

HORPE GETS A SUITABLE JOB, Ydirs ago Jim Thorpe- hung up hisi ated shoes alter tramping his way li American gridirons to the most

°f_-.

exalted niche in the hall oi' fame of

. W

round Olympic was required to when convicted of

Signed on by the

to make the grade it! to hit a curved

football heroes

climbed to the pinnacle of athletic

championship. he etum his trophies

I kin Em Over Bl

inher of an all-,

professionalism. Giants. he failed because of inabil- bail. Ile who had

success, who was the greatest expon- ent of games that sport has ever k“°W“» Slilillvll step by step down the ladder of achievement which he had climbed so effortlessly.

R¢°°“'~|Y he was discovered eking

out a livelihood in Califomia by dint of hard, exacting labor with the humblest of tools, a pick and shovel. Never had an athlete ascended the heights which Thorpe had scaled. never had one of his abilities fallen so far and with such an uninterrup- ted descent. His last situation had only this in its favor, that it was hon- orable, A thousand players of a. hun- dred sports have suceceded in capit- alizing their-_ skill to win an easy competence and livelihood. The best of them all was reduced like Adam to carn his bmad by the very sweat of his brow.

Boston ......... New York ... ...

nil' 55!!

nr-F

Cincinnati . . . Pittsburgh . . .

un!

03-!

Uhlolre .. st. Louis .

Philadelphia . Brooklyn

aa? 5°? “LF

in or dn-

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AMERICAN LEAGUE

o . 1

*QF .==»F

9-1.!

New York Philadelphia ..

., ...Quin _ . 1......"

....F _:QF -LF

Cleveland . . . Detroit . . .' - .

.___-

' . .I .1 , _ _ f _ 1 ~ . . _ ___ ____ 5 u 1 _ _'rh_¢1regular weekly _bnglng card v a Lo, :_ soon au. a as iv

'~ staged'by_ th'e.L.,P..U.:in 'their new _ `

slumfwater. st. -out night, was en- joyed by another large following of fans. There ‘were 'four bouts in ali, two: preliminaries, a 'semi-'final and ins-first .claim west simon i.hc'=!\ill -limit: of lrounda,: while the Imax. lasted 'Just .a .nut roooa. one of the boxers .being disqualified when his second:enkcred.the ring dui'lng_a mix-up. ' ' c _ f ‘ -f1'heifint'boui;- of the evening, ai- theugli- between ‘ canary' weldhts, was rtnrilier -II-om. sim to finish. The youthful aspirant-s. Edie ' Stanley. weight, 35 poundvand Buddie Cial- la'nt,' t6 pounds, gave the _.falls a de- monstration of just how to mix it at top speed for three full rounds. The writer enjoyed this bout immensely, in fact just as much as the bouts that followed. This is not meant as

nares $2 rpg

till/tlililt I'lJllIN|II2.\

_.ggi-l-

_May Inspect

Continued on page 7 ,

'nou.~MR.` Larson; I um 'in-

formed 3 by ‘delegations that waited on me that they are not permitted to have access to the assessment roll. It is optional with the Clerk, I be- iieve.

DR. MCMILLAN: I sm informed

by those who have to deal with this matter that the assessment .rolls are accessible to citizens at the _ present tinie. I would like to ask the hon. gentleman -this question, which has bearing on this point: Are the fassessmenis rolls of the Provincial Government open for the inspection'

MAY 2 '1931' ` ` _ ' "rHE“<'HA‘iU;oT'rE'rowN r‘uARnIAN ‘ PAGE sever#

valuation of property, I think we should be satisfied with the same provision as is made .in the case of the Government rolls.

PREMIER LEA: I think that is

only reasonable. A taxpayer should

know what others are paying. be-I cause there has been in the city ssl

well as in the country great injustice

regarding taxation. (The Premier C cited e particular instance). These`; iv -

things should be compared, and by

comparing them we see just what-:E

adjustment should be made.

DR.. MCMILLAN: This amend-

ment provides for a general inspec- tion. no quite different from the policy followed' with _regard to the Government tax rolls. It a private

individual goes in and asks for thc' 1

assessment. roll for Queen's County;

lor instance, he will not be haIidcd|"-‘Will-sive °°°Pei'°ii°n W5-5 Submitted the whole roll to inspect; he will be! th” ‘7*'-Par* 5590535035 by "iii N3'

osked what he wants. If hewants information regarding particular cases the Clerk will turn up._the book for him. I think than snuuiafbs quite sumcicntl But' the purpose. ot- this nmendmentls the book open for inspection for any-lcngtih~'bI’time._

we how the Clerk would be PM to a _kura, in the southern Island of Ky-

fz 9 ' _i ',`_'-. _An I .- ' '

_ -J DS, - - -- ~-~-- ---~----~--- - ~-~--- ----- ------------~ ------ V- cs 1 1 = _ _ ‘ _ .I

t ' . | I 5 I »

‘ . ` ' ` ‘ _ ' _ '~ _ _ ‘ < __,_,_,,.,_.-.7 -- ,,~ . than the city rolls. lf the intention

I 0 1 G. E 'I I '~ _ °- . 0* i, 3 is only to give information as to the

' “ e6

" novel/5 cmev- - ‘

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NATIONAL LEAGUE _ 7 .1 _ . zur. _ G M . [,'(]>K‘g '_ ,_ }\I\\

9. _ mmm __ ,__ __ _ _ I M _ ICD CA ALMA

Deal Completed

' For Japanese

Radio Programs

Gentral Guardian

_*__ _, ._

A SLIGHT BLAZE in thi’ rollee

awning of A. A. Alley dc Co-igataaet

SU” C°\'l`¢'ll°ll¢l¢_l\i) some excitement yesterday _ming

TOKIO, May 1-<U.P.l-The Jap- A hand extinguisher was used@ duel. u Radio Broadcasting Associations, me names. 5:. ‘

ze private corporation under govern- -i _

ment control with exclusive right to make radio broadcasts in_Japan, has Isaac Bryenbon will take piles on dnciudecl an agreement for exclus Sunday, May 3rd, service starting ai

o'clock. Interment_ Union' youd

1-III: rUNI:nAI. of are lata _Mrs

e interchange of inten'-ational pro-f 2

rams _with the United States' hrough th'e National Broadeastingi Company- |

The first of the internatlonali

broadcast.: from Japan was to be sent _ from station. JOAK, Towio, on Em-` peror Hirohito’s 30th birthday, Ap- ril 29. and was to be re-broadcast hroughout. the United States. ,The proposal for an agreement for

tional Broadcasting Company last month and adopted after some slight changes. *National Broadcasting 'pro- grams will be relayed to Japan for rebroadcast aboui:.May 20.

The Japan Broadcasting Associa-

tions. organized four years ago un- der' government control, plans addi-

Cemetery. - ’

A MEETING OF THE GB.AgU__ATI‘. Nurses Association will be Qld in Lhe P. E. 1. Hospital Monday. May -rin, ui a pm. lair-zi

yonx _rssronsc cIIA_`nQIc-

Services tomorrow as Iollpwsl Marshfield. Dunstafmage. 11 _i_m.; York, 7 p.m_ A male choir wllklead the- singing.

PRICES STILL LOW -- Adiilcei

from Boston received by the Potatc Growers’ Association are that 90 pound sacks of Green Mountainjf are selling at. $1.75. leaving less than 50 cents a sack F.O.`B. for Island ship- pers. There are too many cars foll- ing in on consignment. Cobblerfarc d

own to 18 or 20 cents a bushel on

' Ir. II. I-:_

With the stoici‘m of his race he W“h|n¢¢°n ___ ,__ ,_,, 4 10 3

a reflection on t'he"ot.l`ier boxers, nev- p Ur the Pubns? ertheless, _the kiddies showed thai HCR MR LEPAGE: I am not best °f "W sp°“'°"‘°'“"mp'_ plenty supposed to answer questions except

:mt deal o1.in¢=onvenigi\oe'.1\ Unlor u,~_6/rchin the next ia mouths and

_ __ ___ the local m:1I'l:et. L

wiiobeiv. we have citizens lure. like' at ;».<1mor1.r1n northern Inmshu Is-

made no complaint of his lot. lie said that things would soon break better for him and now they have. Ile is returning to his native state as a director of athletics. I-le will occupy g position commensurate with his talents and abilities, a. position in sport, the natural sphere for a man of his pre-eminent athletic tai- ents.

The news will

zinrls who so often avtiun on the tru iicld, and his rrt liy all who lake real man como hae

'IIIcs'r |

BOUTS A

'I`lic L. I’. U. boxing limits staged!

rvcry Friday right nrx is a real treat the manly :nrt ami promoters ami the

orally. The nratclies are Slilllfil ill

be greeted with

pleasure by the hundreds of thous-

urn will he hailed joy in rvaitching ai

I~hc;~rerl him in

i'K illltl ltlillllitll

in ihcir new zin- tn all lovers of a crvdit to the Union men gen-

nusiun 10 14 'o

N Q.

#H15

S2. Louis ... Chicago ..

l.. nn...

. .... 810

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

‘-1

auf' mc;

l§@.F'

Montreal .. . .Iersey City ..

.. »».»...»

I .u ui...

- s

, o

:ug 35?:

ross!!!

lloclicstcr _.I Baltimore

sais-N 55.:

'Ii

eu:

Toronto . . .

Reading . _ _

Ii. H. E.

thu

Buffalo . . . . Ncivurk . . . - fill innings)

ASSOCIATION

0 Anieiucsu

.' . . . ...... . . . ... 3

.. .. . ..... I

the airy and well appointed gyiniias- V

Iiini with va\|1:|h|I~ oiiiemis. acting Toledo ... . on cvcry oneaislrirr. All liouts are ior` llliiil'-Wiitlf

the imvst part I-omliietcil undrr aiu- ` '

at-nr rules. with thc young boxers, liidianaliiliiii -- rcvcivinr: rvcry I-nirshlf-ration and cii- Ni-~ |'l“| - rouragernciit in their sport. One ol ' ' ilu- big features ni' tlrrsc weekly tour- I-0\li5\'i“° - ~~ narni-nts are thc orderly galh:-rings M|l\l\¢l\Il°“5 --

wirirh attend rnmasrc. At the con- v'u~ion of envli |\i;:i|t‘s crlirviainmcnt the inns disperse with the usual con- gratulatory remarks on the way the I-nys boxed and the manner in which the bouts were conducted.

Keep at It boys, it’s a great pastime.

, .. . ......... -9

. .‘... 5

I ... In

il 8

(`olumhus ... Kansas City .

an ... su..."-

... ... urn...-

_____._.___.-if-.

NAVAJO SAND PAINTING _

PRESERVED FOR MUSEUM

-I-U¢g0N, Ariz., May 1-yur.)-A Navajo' Indian sand palntins. Said 5°. be tm only one in exi-sileiif-‘»¢. il *V

` trsct‘ng many sl>¢°lHf-°\'5 “I "M UM' League versity of Arizona museum heft-

Members of the Navalo lf“°°

HOW THEY STANDS

National

achieve beautiful productions of nat-,

oral scenes by strewing colored sand!

SL Louis __ _ _'12'l,on iight sifted san: but nzlaeyi-masts’ New York _. .ss2‘ destroyed before QU" °WI\ ° 'e Boston . ._ sis' The picture 1°* ti" 1"”-"°“"‘ "”; Pittsburgh . .. .429 obtained by Mrs._ John Weatheralhr Philadelphia .. Brooklyn ` . Cincinnati

-Won Lost P.C.

_'mi

»-»¢»aovo>@etnm

@;~`|@U\i§€¢I¢».'|

3:5 »--1

Chicago . . . . .

.100

cunning, lots of-courage, and a sur- prising knowledge of theboxing art..

Eil”ie,_the_ligiitcr of the two, had

a somewhat. longer reach and' used it to good advantage. especially when he would unleash ions. "l>owerfu1"i swings which Buddie' ran into ati times and on other occasions. work- ed n_mi<i¢ is count with short hooks to thc' body and head. During the 1 many hot exchanges not a foul blow

was struck and at _no time was it

necessary for relcrcc Coughlan to pull thc boxers apart. Tiiey clinch-

ed, broke and lmIi'icdiaLcly_wcI1t backi Lo work. li. was II great innich all i-hrougli and ended ln‘ \vlriI'lwlnd fashion. as botli_“CIInarlcs“ stood too Lo i.oc'and_ traded wallops lo' the _Lunc__ol'° the final gong. Both shook iizinds after the bottle, \vliiI'ii wns,i litilligly declared n draw/ ‘

» . iatnxiriixig is that they arc.

' Secolid Bout,

. V sl1ail~lIuvc'io be Isallzsiied wiill that' 'Ihe sccoiid sci-tu bciivccn “Kiel”

Nickerson and Jackie Stanley was a gI'c:it. exhibition, mid drew 'hearty ap- Iilnuse frimi' thc fans. Nickerson, who was Ii litllc heavier and longer' in

, . . . . . . . .._ 9 __ _ __ 13 Lhc` rcaeli than Siaiiley. used these l

a.‘;;,'_cL:. to gooc1_udvuntage_. 'l'hc lat- ter' did niost of the leading through- out, but lost _many polntsby his re- peat/c`d missing in the' carly`_rounds. I~_iowovcr,' as the bout ~pl'ogi'e:sscd,' Stanley elianged his tactics to bore in iiolget under his opponents punches. This seemed to bother “Nickerson somewliatyand' he was 'forced ‘to clinch' to keep his sturdy littleop

pbncht from counting more often. Nickerson _nt;ver|.heless, staged a good rally in the 'final 'round to gain an even break. The 'bout"wa._s declared a draw. The decision waya popular one. ‘

' ’ Semi-Final

,The semi-final, featuring s return

bout between' “-l’.iir|i.y" Stanley and Bbnnie`Binnis was exciting up till th: third round, when _the former in- jured his thumb in u mt exchange

who spent most - of her glrlhood. and was forced to retire. The bout 5

around the ,N_av_ajo Indians. It WM: was awarded to Binns, on a technical; after much effort that a painter was, K. 0: "I'he`abscnoe of bandages ou, persuaded to como tothe museum his hands was the uzrcci. cause oi §

stuiiriing and the \III<lcI'stuIIdiIm of of Igrcul. many legal men is that tlieyr are open Lo in;;pcction. ‘

_ _ . 1 Ing [or the opinion ol icgnl men. I um asking \r1icL'.ieI' they are or are nut, at the rxrczsciri. time. open io the

with reference to this clause. .

DR. MCMILLAN: I think that is

:I vcry proper question. It has a bearing on this amendment. I-le is insisting that the City of Charlotte- town do a certain thing. I am ask- ing, for thepurpose of comparison, il the assessment rolls of the Pro- vincial Govcianiicrlt arc open to the nspcciion of the public. I think the ommiucc will agree that it is a per- izrcni question. HON. MR. LEPAGE: My uiicicr-,

DR. MCIVIILLANI I iilll l\0t nok-

nspectiou of the \iublic.~ l1ON. MR. L.l".'l’AGEr M_\' under-I

1)R:MCMlLLAN: I :s\||»|mI.e we

aiiswer. Ol course, that does not 1 ' make -it definite. - i

HON. MR. ‘LEPA(_i`.`£: The Statute

i |1i'o\'iIlc:. -for ii.. _

DR. MCMlLLANt Wcll. ici ui. have § he Stu-i.ui.c. What Iiuesftlic Statute' say? l

HON. MR. LEPAGE: It has nuth- ,

ing to do with this clause. -

' Dil.. MCMILLAN: I am askiiagi

.yuu, its a »me|Iil1c.\' of Liic t.iu\'e1'I1-| mcni.. Yuil are a Iiicmliei' ui the Ex- ecutive Council of this Province, and' i you-should know. -It is a simple lquestion, whether or not the assess- mcnt~rolis are open to the iII.;p|.-ctlon 1 of the public. If you do not know' I will ask any other membsrof the; Government. - - | HON. MR. LEPAGE1 I have ai-

; ready answered that question. I sub- mit that that has nothing to do with [

_ the clause under consideration. ' 1

DR. MCMILLAN: I believe the 1

Premier will answer the question. Are the assessment rolls open to the in- i lspectlon of the public, or are they? i not? ~ I ‘ 5 I=nEMIs'n nas: The clause rent- ‘

ing to that is a little ambiguous. I' might say there was some contro-1 'ncrsy raised, I think when the Belll Government Tax Act-was introduc- - cd, and it was clainicrl at one time:

American League and Dl’¢Ptl1'¢ th!-‘ P°\ni'i“3'“ he' In mem*-i“’Y~ In futuffv it I5 h°i’“di first certain lnlornistion had been

*pi

‘ on 592' Sun to set on a. painting will brin8

Cleveland

common with other members of the_ tltat all' boys boxing -will _w`eaI- thc;

P_c_ , tribe, believe that I>¢\'i\'_\lt_°‘I\i1 the bdiwmlw bandssss f°r th? i>f°i=°' § mn. st that time I had the sur In-'

tion of their hands. when boxing with -light gloves, a little tape should

Washington . . . . New York ... Chicago . .

Detroit . . . ... Philadelphia . Boston . . . . . . . ... Et. Louis - . ~ ~ - -~-

mwmdasmm

G~I-mdnmui

.615 rickness to the clan. _5-11, - _.__l--- b`c used over the bandagcsi.

.500 ... __ -

500 1 BIRTHS ' 1 Final

1455! _ ' ‘~ _O _ V ' _ .$00, GAUDET'-on Mmclay. April 428. to .Tire final bout between Gus Long

a1a?Mr.uu<1sm..A1vreGs\1d¢t.St-°l“'YI ‘ ` ‘ -

~ ostom, P. E. 1-. ll Sdn

International League '

annie, 'ohsriotieiown, and "md" _ martin, of Amherst, iv. s., was rather: disappointing due to its sudden end-' mg about 'midway in theiirst round. I ,_

given. out regarding the assessment

f l.:i‘prctcd by the Attorney General ol ' the day and other lawyers, and they f'=uid the clear interpretation of the f Act is~tl1at the actual amount of levy on property may be seen, but the ln- formation secured in making that levy cannot be divulged. That is my ‘ recollection, and 1 think -.irc leader of the Opposition will agree that that

was-the interpretation of the clause. |

HON MR.. STEWART: I -thi.nlt`

Toronto .........

Baltimore . . Montreal . . . Rochester . .. . . Buffalo Newark ..

Won

QQQI-‘lumen

ddcnuiuivlslg

0'.

"~°» Eastern Guardian" -

nw” ,mp Irrr' _ __

53,; earn” °‘:1:;':_y_ mwZ:'Wc'_-_d; ar onemmuis or arming. .Long '53§|Foura‘ and slxes on the road. Call at

'gszxings County Garage, Montague.

The---bout -was scheduled to ‘go over]

. .'the'five round roiIte.".'I‘he end came|

situ-_ mmm took' u' Ioureouni af-

. aprile Iemtec Martin into position tel dross him with erleit to the temple; ‘ mc a I-ight' nook io' f.h‘¢'__Juw. 1-Ie

Jersey City ‘

' _ 4383-5.-I-Si

» 'went downfor a 'count of four. On

hat is c.._;-.:i._ ' ' 1 PREl\l1E.2. LEA: The Clerk has no

right to give further information. That is my own interpretation. I may say that people do not take ad- vantage of~ it because it is rather ambiguous in its wording. _

DB.. MCMILLAN: Thai: is quiies

»-

»- .-

‘o 5

Reading

Westem Guardian*

-NEW HOUSE FOI BALI, SUM-

MEBSIDE-Seven rooms, spacious hall, bathroom. All hardwood floors- Gumwood finish. Tile bath and kitchen. I-lot water heated- Phone 251. P. O. box 592. Bummerside. '

4885-Ii lat. and 'Iue

No T1 cc

'ro whom it aiafecncern. .ily wlfe_

having left my had and board, I, the

undersigned will no longer be re- _ pp;-nsible for any Iiill contracted by _

Iver after issuance of this noircr .3

isgdi LEWIS lifCCOi»lslllY`

_ BM

different to the amendment. propos-

lfldiftl, IIG WCIIYI Il‘liA'\-I-CIIIICII llld ed in this case' 15|-rt up eri tnubrsak-away, stumbled. st this PREMIER LEA, you can get the iilwtllfe-h1H°°°i\d J“\'\i>°d~1f\*»° 01° bars neu, that is sn. i'Ull» but `i'¢i°i’¢°7T°m WNW ¢l“1°|‘lY DR.. MCMILLAN: But you are not siting up the situation, waved Long- supposed lo so over the roll? aphie to his corner and disqualified pggmgg LEA; Not so fn- as our Martin. The latter wished to con- A” is c°ncem¢d_ ` flliile, but Wllfufced to abide by the DR_ MCMILLAN; Bug here my fills! °l billinl- - ' hon. friend proposes to open the as-

The way the bout was going. it did sessment roll to anybody that wants

Mt' look' in thervfiter if it would ll-it to some is, notwithstanding um we li\°¢h°!"l’°\il\¢-' I-|°l\llP\'\i9» lmltlillh' have the .very same procedure that' lltiif `l-l` hill/Y Ind li\°1'f¢|' 'ill l`¢5°l'l» is followed by the Provincial Govern-' *\|'m“°h U10 °iW¢\'°f *nd \l>P¢°|'°4 ment. I make that statement on' W \l'°'i'ii¢W\l With '"0" P°*’°i'~` authoritative information. I . hli0tIl'll‘ IIOXIIIK bafd Will D¢'sI.BK6d RUN MR" |_,EpAQE; The °n|y_ nm _rridlv night- `» ` _’ ‘ ' thing they use is to see the assess-i »-4'----_-'k ment roll, the amount that anybody, -(;LA3[F|_E[) 'ADS " is assesses." I mink that is quite ______ proper. | ron sat.: ar Mr. sirawam-. Hou. Mn. s'I'I=.'wAn"r: what oin~_ ol¢‘i_m'xi,1li;lin er inforhtzion is contained on the' - Mo- -vm °~ -°-H -r -="°“.i12.°$ °§.§’l°.’.Z’.’§.l`.‘l`.".’.‘ “l§..'.°".2“.Z?.ii

` - . t _ 'e Pi tt. \

‘ft um Me l_w°nmg4;g,g.g?g-1r.g1 oontain more or less information

0V€l°l’Wh€l'€ Biéel W50 Bri? addicted W land. and Kyoto, in central Honshu. curiosity and 'they milht spend half! \\'itlI‘ln a year,

their time pouring. over these books; to the inconvenience and nuisance of i 1 Liie oilicials of t.he'buiidlng. On.that ‘; account I think _that what hasbeen f stations are in Sendai, Hiroshima, said _by- the promoter is quite rightff’ KIlmamoto,' Shizuoka, Nagano.

HON- MR- STEWART3 I Cin flilii-€_ tional stations at Fukuoka and Ko-,

if the clerk will ‘give the information

as to the _valuation ol thc property'

in question, I do not sec what moI'z.Mri_glit_to radio broadcasting in the

they have any right to ask.

HON. MR. LEPAGE: li' the clerk

is supposed to give the informuizion it would Lake' up hir; time.. Uncirti' this auiciuiincni. llf could just uIvc` over the book. ii jul. do cvcI',\tlIin t

above board riconlc ure not. siifmici- one I clout think there is any harm* in thc wurltl iii hmliig that assem- Iucrrl roll opml to in:.pi.cLIui1. 1 know lor' a i~I°i. that ;ci'l‘.1lu1Ii1un *with* v:‘|1;aliie pi'opr|'tlC:-' in 'Luis city; ow- ing In their influr‘nc~. ]io.=sibl_v. :\r<»` ai_»lc» Lo irupirsu u|\.>\v mm city oillcials ; ami get their val ritloix much- loweif limi: other uitizcris limi are noi. so' ambitious to have their Laxcs cut dr.wn. I nn.:.t say thai er.; time 1` has-c asked any ol me ci'-vials, at tire* |\-'escni time, I i`a.'».- not tire lniul'-’

maiiun, Hui \\‘c uoui_ [cel like im-i_ ,1'»'-_ng on pcuplv. 1. I wlsli to get in and 1001: the roll over it would; only take me a few minutes. If the \a1uatlon isn't fair the cltizcris have a right io know tlicsu facts.

DR. MCMILLAN. Now we ree liov.

Ililfcreiii. the p1'up0:.al is from what the Premier intimated with regard to the Government. We are quite pre- pared to have the some procedure followed in r<~g;\r-:l»i.o the city as ls` lollowccl by the l"1"J\‘iIicI'.\l Govern- ment, of which my hon. friend is a member. .1-ie knows that if any or- dinary citizen goes to the tax oilice of the Provincial uoveriiiiicni and asks for the asscssriicnt rolls ui Queens Llolxnty, for him to take ouL 'and ex- amine, he will not get them. And it is 'quite proper that he shouldri't;- otherwise you would give anybody who has any gi‘le\'ance the oppor-' tunity to make himscii a nuisance. My hun. friend wislics to impose on the City sohzcbhing which he would not impose upon the Government of ivhich he ls a member. It ls, of course, simply to gI'aIil'y the curiosity of some klckcrs; that is all. Any one whogoes to the Clerk; :md asks for reasonable information, gets 'if.; and the hon. member has aclmit.L:d that every time he asked for information it was supplied to him. What more.

in reason. does he want?

MR. GORDON: I think the privil-

cge given to taxpayers of the Pro- vince should be enough for the citiz- ens of Cha1'loi.t.ctuwii. Any `onc_ wanting to know what a person is taxed ls in a position to get the in- formation, and I do not see what

they want. more than that.

The chairman then put the amend-

ment, which was carried on the fol-

lowing division: _ NAYS: Dr. McMillan, I-lon. Mr.

Stewart, li/(ir. Arsenault, Mr. Sharp, Mr. Gordon.--5 ,A . Y_EAS: Hon. Mr. LePage, 1-lon. Mr.

Blanchard. I-lon. Mr. Clark, I-lon. Mr.

Wright, Mr. Dennis, Mr. Allen.-6. 1 Hon. Mr. Mclntyre, Messrs. Mus- tard, McPhee and Cox_were in the' House but did not vote.

Premier Lea, who vacated his seat

shortly before the motion was put, resumed it when the amendment had

been carried. ' _ On motion of Mr. Allen Clause 1131

was 'opened for reconsideration for the purpose of correcting a gramat-.f

.iUvI:NII.Es cnsncnn-Fivehuds

betwene the ages of twelve arid§six- teen will appear in Court shortly, charged with breaking into freight cars and stealing miscelianeousfar- ticles, as a result of recent invest- igations carrled on by Mr. A1 R. Steevcs, Newcastle, N.B., C.N.R.` de- tective in conjunction with Omcer S. Biggar of the City police force. fThe locks on the doors of each car, en- tered had been broken. '

PERSONALS

The Associations now operate three urge stations: JOAK, Tokio; JOBK,

aka and JOCK, Nagoya. Smaller'

Okayama, Sapporo and Kanazawa. 'I`iJI’ Oivrnnimtion has the exclusive

Empirevproper and charges a fee of one yen a month to all holders of receiving sets. There are about 700,- 00() s1|ir;~c‘1'.bers and the numb:-r in |Icff‘:\:<i1r;:. ,

'l’lIe oi'I:'n|iimi1'm1 is i\:\.~f-fiun rho; Th.. many friends of Mr5_ Douglas

111-ni‘1'rll 1111*" of ihfr T-’-V111-'»\l Dl'°="l~ :5inmr;. I-lartsville who is at present nz-:»li11r: 'Cr>|n'|»;In_\-_ Kenm l\v:\lr.u‘a in me p_ E_ Island H05p1¢_a1__w1Sh leI'irir~r heard of [Irv .'5llib;\ur:\ lI'f>1i.|,,\,<;,_,p,~¢f1\<rccovum-_

\Vf\1'k.'~. ir; }1i'r‘:,l<|rnl. - I `

/\<l\'1‘1'ii.'.ii1f: 11I'i\I:r';\|n-. :Irv limi all-3 M1~5_ J_ W_ yuunken Gn_y_ paid a

i_n\\'e<l :mtl Iliv iiicuriic ui iiif: orlguii-I 1-CM-nt V11,” to Norm Vvmshil-e_ the lmlicrn 1:. :.ol_e.l_\' from :;i1h:;cI'lI:ci‘s.] .zucst of her ¢0u5m_ Mr5_ Ida Nm. The m\\\’,\.'\1'|_\' |:< :I Iron-}'i|‘rri1\. liiiikiirzti U.,,,]_

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voiirrrii and its |u~ef.i<l”1u arul clij __

rr<'|or.‘. .'::~r\'r~ \\Lihf.ml |r;r_\-_ 1n¢0m¢

now nuiuunus to ubuul. $350,000 u ycur which is u.'.ed to pay off debto’ contracted \\-lien the company was _-~i:\1'tccl and io cover running cxpcns :_-.': |nI'll|-.iiinz Illini" 'II |~\rmI"»y1.‘c.'.=, :11'L~, isis, 1‘e'srarcl1 \\'oI'kcrs, etc.

|.mIsr.A'rUItI: FINDS IDEAL'

nimrron ron I-‘uNn nsIsINc

III;I_».uNA, Mont.. May 1-<U.P.>- The Montana legislature has found‘ Im ideal method of raising larger funds from the sale of fishing licens- rs.

The scheme. appealing to the so-

called “superiority complex," allows fishermen to be honored with the <ies‘gnation "sportsmen" through the purchase of a special license costing

$5 I

The "spormman`s" license carries.,

with it no privilege not granted in' the regular license costing half as much.

i'I:I:~wI-:I<: cow Bauman 1

'FOR FASCIST STUDENTS

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ROME, May 1-<U.P_>-Fascist.

university young men have been for-` Iilrlden to indulge in all "miniatur_e.i or table games, with exotic names' and ridiculous titles such as ping

E. Goss 209 265 H. R/Sdd . . . . . . .. 173 203 188 L, Robertson 212 205 H. Craswrll 208 247 143 O. Rafuse . . . . . . . . . .._ 227 171

Bob Cameron 191 183 I-I. Lapthorne T. Howatt ... G. Stewart R. A. Pendleton

I BOWLING

CHURCH LEAGUE A SECTION

TRINITY

N..J.Clow 146 150 188 H. A. Craig 174 218 148 G. Toombs 156 160 214 P. Downe . . . . . . . . . ... 146 237- 183

UNITED _

Lost by default.

ZION

132

245

_ soz

Total . . _ . _ . . . . . . . . . . _ _ _ . .._ 2922

ST. JAMES

1029 1791

251 226 152 223 161

909 9931013

Total . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ 2915 Majority for Zion 7 pins

High single E. Goss 265 pins

High three O. Raiuse 643 pins

- B SECTION

ST. PETERS '

. 140 21.5

173 206 178 157 227 232

A. v'nni be 167 192 225

pong, .Tom Thumb, or Pony Golf, E V;Ssecom __ 229 265

_ Such games are condemned as be- _,_ Ford _________ 172 235 mg unworthy and unclignifrcci.

288 163 265

-sporting spirit and daring in the

H. D . 218 164

“Fascist college boys." says the _ 157 131_

J. William. . . . . . . . ... 135

circular. “must give an example of

943 987 1077

.. 3007

e-pen air without following the snob- Total _ _ V _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___

hi.~=h exh‘hitiun of lounge l'zards. { ""iHPT|gT

ID. Nicholson . . . . . ... 165

_----1-~ E. ward . . . . . . 63

216 152 133 177

made.

out oi' order. i

1..

the present amendment was[_]_

mv 139 nz its

_ Carmichael 201 Forsythe 140

Third reading was given to an Act. I I_

to incorporate the Venetian Gardcns,}

Limited.

Second readig of the Ticket ofl

Leave Act was resumed in committee. with Mr. cox in the chair. The um 1 was reported uri as agreed to wiih_

Kennedy .......... 204 155156

763 783 772

Total . . . . . . . . . . ... 2318 Majority for St. Peters 689 pins High single E. Vessey 286 pins High three E. Vesscy 780 D105-

amendment.

BOWLING. 'roNIc.II'r

At 1 p. m. the .l-louse adjourned] 7.00 to 5.30 Zion Guild League

until 3 p. m. Monday. 4 Alleys.

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GOLF - GOLF - GOLF

Indications point to a Banner Year for Miniature Golf

THOUSANDS ARE PLAYING THOUSANDS ARE PAYING

tical error. Mr. Allen then moved.,;` WHY NOT ERECT YOUR 0“'N I

as another amendment to the clause, which deals with the publication of the City Accounts, that the said Ac- counts shaii be published "not later than two months after the end of

the financial year." 5 After considerable discussion the

chairman ruled that the House, hav- _ ing been moved into committee to consider Clause 51. and the commit tee 'having consented to return to

Clause 113, for the purpose of makingi

Our engineers will Furnish you with Plans and Specifi-

cations which Will Enable You to Ereet :I Sporty Course, Saving You Hundreds of Dollars.

I Write for Particulars.

WE CARRY IMPORTED GREEN _

_ _ COTTON SEED.

INTERNATIONAL MINIATURE GOLF CORPORATION

_ Lumsdcn Building 0 Toronto

a necessary change in the wording of -_-_-_---_-iw ~- ~ - ---- -- ~»--- ----

a sentence, which change has been

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