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IEXAMTNATIIIN‘ or WITNESSES BiiNBlililEii

At Yesterdays Hear. ing in The Trial of Davis McNellI, Pro- hibition SI e ut h, Charged With Per- Jllfy- ‘

BUMMERBIDE, March I0. -- On the resumption oi; the Court in the case o! the K1118 vs. McNeill. charged with perjury‘, at eight o'clock on Wednead y evening at the Court llouse at Bummerside before His

Honor Judge Inman, Magistrate

Tweedy took the stand as the last

witness (or the Cxpwn. 0n request

oi Mr. J. O. C. Parnpbeil, ior the

Crown, w. Tweedy read his indict-

ment in the case against Harry Gai-

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Mi‘. Tweedy thcrflread the evidence taken’ b? h!!! IA Gslllnt‘: ‘trial. yhicnhad bearibg on Lthempreserlt use. ‘

Lloyd__G. Iawisgior the defense he corroborated tb evidence oi‘ a pre- lious witness, iban Gallant, that said witness was convicted by him in his Court tor‘ selling liquor unlaw- iuliy. Bruce Stewart, of Malpequc, was a witness at/the trial o! Aiban Gallant and stated that he bought liquor from him. He also verllied the date given by John Theriault in his evidence of having bought liquor irom the accused, as November lath. it appeared from Mr. Tweedy‘: notes that there was conflicting evidence

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naurair. u. s. m». so-rlu total value oi rield crops in Neva Scctia for-the 1hr ending Sept. 31, mo. was 022.500, . accord- ins to the report oi the depart- ment a! atural Resources. lay and clo , with a value o! over $11,000,000. were the largest crepe. I

ANNOUNCEMENTS. COMING EVENTS. :MEETINGS. ETC

"Notice-Now is the time to save money on your footwear at Purdie d: Frrgueon‘: Iira Bale oi Shoes.

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(Canadian Press) BBATPLE Wash, Mar. sit-Inter- national complications arose today in the eeisure oi Canadian lreighter Chis! Capitano by the United States Coast Guard with the unexpected ap- pearance oi Bernard Polly, British Consul, in Federal Court here to on- yer a protest and the decision o! cus- toms service to levy a tonnage tax on the freighter, though it was ioroibly escorted to Port Townsend. On be- hal! oi’ Government oi! Great Britain,

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RITIIEEIIINIIS IN TNE N. IS. LEGISLATURE

ntroduction of Bill to Regulate and Con- trol The Sale of Al- coholic Liquors In Nova Scotitl Intro- duced By Premier Rhodes.

I

(Canadian Press) HALIFAX, N. 8.. Mar. 20-Irltro- duction by Premier I2. N. Rhodes of the bill to regulate and control the sale oi alcoholic liquors in the Prov- ince oi Nova Bcotia, set today's ses-

onlplicatl Over Selzure

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Mr. Peily laid before Federal Judi! Edward E. C a protest lllinet the action oi’ Coastguard Patrol nuln- ber 209 in tiring three ahotl 0080B the bow oi the Chiel Capitano yes- terday in the Strait oi’ Juan De Puoa. The boat has had another $100,000 lien placed against her. Dant and Russell Inc, Portland, Ora, shippers, who had the original seizure order. added the 0100.000 lien on the ship after it was brought into Port Town- send.

While the bill itself. Contained in b lengthy document oi sixty-live type- written pages, will not be made pub- lic until its appearance in printed form at the end o! the week, a sum- mary isqrrepared by the government control under the permit system, with stringent penalties applicable to offenders against ‘the set. Imprison- ment for Iiret convictions o! illegal selling and penalties ranging from small tines to imprisonment (or il-

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WASHINGTON, D. 0.. Mar. I -Contraots for titty new attest planes and seventy-three bomb- ing planes at acost oi 31,000,000. were lat today by the War De-

sion oi the House oi Ariel-ably apart

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of greaa carelessness, inatten-

pseierrod against Vitals by the New Yes-k City Bar Associa- tion aflcr an investigation oi r. dinner party given in hie hon- ia a. Bronx Italian restau- rant last ber. The aaso- elation tiled ehargea with the ppellate coast that Magistrate Vitals impaired public confid- ence in the courts hy borrowing 80.000 a nor Iro Tlet summer from Arnold lothstein, a no"- torloas Broadway gambler whose subsequent is an-

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N. S. Supt. of Educa- tion Report Tabled- Increase of Teachers’ Salaries.

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(Canadian Press)

HALIPAI. N. 5.. Mar. Iii-We may

aaisiy say that the personnel oi the

tcaobim prolession is showing der- inite improvement, said the annual report of Dr. Henry I‘. Munroe, Supt. of Education. tabled in the House o! Assembly today. The report also notes noticeable progress in build- ings and equipment and community interest. Dr. Munroe strongly urges that the practise o! selling tut books at hall ieaa than cost be abandoned. and that there be adopted the policy, not o! tree teat mua__%,v§,h¥m books. as paints out that these who were unable to pay {or text books could be supplied by local school authorities, and the amount of s35,- 000 or 040,000 now lost by the book bureau could be recovered and ear- marked lor school and public lib- raries. The best in standard literat- ure, as well as a. judicious section irom the modern output or books could be brought within reach or the rcmotest section of the Province. Not only would such a. plan meet a. pressing social need, but in time it would create that background o! sound culture irom which alone an appreciation o! the real aims and values oi’ education can be derived. The report notes that the average ranchers salary, has been raised from $000 three years ago to 072i.

PREM. BAXTER ANNUIINBES um AGE Pglslnusl

Also Minimum Wage For Women to Be Provided‘ - Informs L a b o r Delegates, Legislation W o u I d Be Made Efl-‘ective by Proclamation.

FREDERIOTON, N‘. 3., March 20. The Provincial Government will in- troduce this session aecg providing ior Old Age Pensions and Minimum Wage for Women. This was the an! war given by Baxter to the delegation from the New Brunswick federation o! Labor that waited on

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Doctor Within His Rights

(Canadian Press)

PORT CREDIT, Ont, Mar. 30-"1! a doctor refuses to attend a patient, he ia periectly within his tlllitl." laid coroner Mr. A. H. Button, II- ierring to the case o! a lnan vmo died suddenly at a local roadhoul, when twe calla (or medical aid were said to have been raiusad. Ila said it no

I part-meat. ' ' P014“ SIIWMQM‘ Halifax Protests finals. N. s. m: so- ’ ______ Again“ "Sum" La. :ootla in“ the Ihoai muggy, 33,1 t)“ fil bot on New C a r mm“ l» m Mimi- »! m» present m. impossible s» ma»: F e r r y Contract - 332221. {£1,112 i"..."':'. ,‘f_f_'f'°'",,"§_'mgu'$$;; . n»... James Murdock "Wm- auxm. some: a whom. la Appointed to T h e thl licuae oi Commons today. lush Senate. . ueusawupveeleeeastsssoulnsla- lnsnbytnaiaternatioaei convention ' f” m. ‘gang.’ of "Qumwm » ("Um .9 u. o-“Iu”

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nulls: IN IIBIIIIIIITTEE

Most of Yesterday Oc- cupied "With Second Reading of Act Res- pecting Probate Court.

Isegislature, 14.5fm.

The House met at i055 s. m. Hon. lib’. Lea tabled in reply to

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Secy. Of s... te Henderson Gilles Ultimatum With Regard To Laboe" rites Who Divide- ed Ho u s e 0).? Motion Vote. W

(By Thomas T. Champion, C. P. Stfl Correspondent) _

LONDON, Mar. zit-Obey party decisions or get out. This was the ultimatum given by the Rt. Hols. Arthur Henderson, Secretary o! State for Foreign Aflairs, at yesterday's meeting oi the Parliamen‘ y Law

' ‘inns/secular! whlcnlrfiTust ba-

glnhlng to seep out. It was, accord- ing to all accounts, the storming! held lor a. long time. It was called to discuss the action oi the twsnw- two Laborites, who, on Tuesday 1118M divided the House oi Commons on I motion by J. Beckett, Labor Peck- hlm. lor the abolition o! the _a|s lorw- The rebels were at the rupt- 1118 and Mr. Henderson did some P1811‘! speaking-not at all in the lb usl tenor o! "Uncle Arthur." He said the Rebels would next want to 11 the army abolished. ‘mell- whom q. . titude was opposed to the policy d the Government, which favored dia- srmament through inte- atioaj agreement. Mr. Henderson, vigormlo- ly castigated those who tabled the II lorce abolition motion vrithout moles and caused the Government the has barrassmcnt o! surprise.

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_ 18, a ”‘ ‘ "‘ ‘ of Claims o! Prince Edward island a- gainst the Dominion oi Canada." issued in Jan. 1930. 300 copies were printed. The claims set iorth rep- resent a total annual subsidy claim o1 $3,372,106.57 in addition to a claim m» cash payment of $100,000 {or damage arising from expropria- tion o! Dalton Sanitarium and $100,- 000 ior maintenance and improve- ments in public buildings.

Hon. Mr. Lea, in reply to Queatior I, said that no government gran‘ had been given to the provincial T00

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Balfour One Of

Most Colorful

Figures OfBritish History

The death oi Arthur Jalnu, Earl of Balfour, on March 10, took awn one oi’ the most colorful and many sided figures oi recent British his-

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