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Hotel on Monday afternoon. The n of life membership,

Mrs. G. w. liodgson. a fo-tn-cr re- llnt. llrl. llethleaon. who has been

Ind o‘. were held in of 8t. George's Day.

New lVireless Exp e r i m e_ n ts Are Conducted

‘LONDON. April 35—-(Wedncs-

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Seat In Brit. Commons

m! do all

Direct Relief Pur-

poses. Tendezs an being ceiisd by the Provincial Government for a bond

issue of $800,000, bearhg date May lsigwithinterestatﬂaerataofdpsr cent. the bonds to be in ’ ‘ twns of 81.000 or to suit purchaser, interest and princkiel to be Payable at Toronto, Montreal and Oharlows- iown. The bonds are registsrabls as to principal and a sinking fund wiiéhbeknyaovd idedm

e era, w ch are returnmbia at l2 o'clock noon on May 1st, are beins called on s. basis of ten and twenty year maturities.

The isue is being made under authority of Chapter I of the 1N4 Acts of the Provincial Legislature, in connection with federal aid b unemploynmit and direct relief.

Dalhousie Ma n

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Manslauybfer}

(CI. By Guardian's Special Will DALHOU-SIE, N. 5-. M7111 24 — After a true bill had been return- edbyiihsgrendjurygthctriald William Harquaii, Dalhousis, charged with manslaughter, h2g1: at .od.ay's opening sitting of tlﬂ April session of the Retigouchs Circuit Court. Mr. Justice lcBisnc presiding. six wibnessm were cali- ed to the stand before court ad- journed until tomorrow. H. A. Carl’. Campbellton, is appearing for the Crown. and C. '1‘. Richard, MLA, Eaihurei». represents Basquail. Ir. Richard is being ssshicd by J. budser Bernard, Dalhousie.

The charge followed the death in Hotel Dieu Hospital at Oomp- beiiton, on Sepicmber 20 last of Clement D. Morriaey, 2!. Bains John. Morrisey, died a few home after hh car, driven by his cous- in, James lforrisey. Oampbelltou, was in collision with the ca: driv-

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There was nothing to indicate damnation of the measure.

Speaker threw out an amend

which would have brought about the rejection of the bill but would have declared the House favored the enactment of a marketing bill on wholly different principles.

RELIEF Hill FEBUDEI] AREAS

Railway Traffic Back to Normal In New Brunswick and Que- bee.

SAINT JOHN, N. 3., April 24- Rciies for flooded districts of New Brunswick was in sight tonight as river; continued to reccde their frsshct peaks. Railway traffic had returned to practically a nor- mal state, with almost ail trains nperating on the usual schedule.

Delayed by floods and washout-s last week, freight traffic became the heaviest in years. Prom one point alone. idonk, Que. 500 cars were dsspatcbsd yesterday. With waters reported to be needing at all points and the rivers free from ios, railway offioiah anticipated no further damage from floods.

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CourtSentence

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(C. P. By Guardian's Special Wire)

OTTAWA, April Z-f-A split in the Liberal ranks in the House of Commons loomed today when Hon. W. R. Mother- wcll, former Agricultural Minister, announced he would support second reading of the government marketing bill.

revolt, succeeding Liberals being unrelenting in their con- Mr. Motherwell spoke today just after a ruling of the

- removqg before third reading. The .Bunbu.ry and York Oounuss com-i

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Moterwell Suppor Gov’t. Marketing Bill

.Ex-Minister Of Agriculture In Mackenzie King Government Will Vote For Bill Which His Leader And Colleagues Have Threatened To Oppose “To The Last Ditch”

it was more than a one-man

meat proposed by Mr. King

Appeah ioliuuac

The Speaker's ruling followed a debate which lasted an hour m a point o1 order raised by Hon. H. H. Stevens, Minister of Trade and Commerce, and, declared the amendment Wﬂs not in Order. Llr. King at once appealed to the Housg and the ruling was sustained by l. vote of l03 to 52.

The hllI, said Mr. Motherwcll. was a. great compound of good, bad and indifferent and in places the bad feature overcame the good. Canada. was the last part of the British Empire to attempt legisla- tion of this kind and he favored a marketing measure. In 1922 the Libeal party had simeaaiully en- acted wheat marketing legislation which had got around the conﬂict of provincial and federal jurisdic- tlon.

A provision in the bill plohlbillng the export of low grads oommod itis, including wheat and livestock.

Mr. Motherwell said he regretted provisions for livestock p" ‘ were not included in the bill, as this would lead to the establish- ment in this country of a demon- strating abattoir. The proper place for smh an institution would be right in the livestock yard

Objectionable feature: should be

government was will to "grab the whole earth” b! ‘ with ﬂshsrlm and. all Bndg 01 natural product.

Wheat control could be included in the bill, continued the former Agricultural Minister but he cau-' tioucd the government against this. “Ifyoustarttha-tyouwiilput the fat in the fire for sure."

FraningslBiIi

The proper wly to frame the hlllwesiomsntbn liiorlispe- cifio products such as milk, dairy products, maple sugar and others that may be added by Parliament, giving the Marketing Board con- trol over them. This would leave Parliament with control over the vest number of marketing schemes.

it would be necessary also, con- tinued Mr. Motherwcil, to give some protection to Canadian con- sumers. “When you turn loose a lot of boards with unprecedented pow- ers," it might bc wisdom to ap- point a business man with the in- tenets of the consumers at heart, to the central marketing board.

Until the board crested confid- ence m the part of the public, it might be wiae to have its rulings by Parliament, suggested m. Motherwell. Ar, a later date,

hen people had faith in the board and it objectives, this might be relaxed.

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WINS BUVETED

FEIEIIWSHIP

Year’s Course In Arch- aeology at Athens Is Prize Captured By_ Mr. Cedric Boulter.

News has been received here of ihs

W181i! and again achieved ou lng suooeu. taking ha B. A. two years.

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strong southerly winds; mull-I; cloudy, followed by showers.

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