MAY 9. i931

(Looking ‘Em Over

deal of accuracy where they were go- lug to hit the ball. ‘

($1 1E0’)

oouoArufli 019W!“

Central, Guardian

from his office until Wednesday, the 18th.

.»—s—- DB. ABCIIBALD will be absent M90

YORK PASTORAL CRAIG! -—

___._y.___..___

man to fill the position of Atiomoy General.

done.

THE CHARLOTTIVIUWN GUARDIAN l A

ihii-éfikidiiifi‘.i“illl00FBElTS§EXPRES8Hi§

certained. but I can't tell you off-~ hand.

OPPOSITION

Continued on illic ‘l

PRIMER LEA: Thathss been

penditurc of that kind is quite un- justifiable. My honpiriend is aware that the Sheriff is paid a salary of 8500 a year. In addition, for all the legal work that he does, such as servifld writs or lewln! executions. he is paid over and above his sal- ary. I have always understood that

the $500 was for his attendance at is.

m" ‘m’ ‘thirty horses training over u. daily,‘

I

m C" The Charlottetown Race Track is a DR" MA ALE‘ D° yo“ think, lively spot just now, some twenty or

panama’ LEA: wen’ the“ always and although slow work is the order

of the day, some of the trainers cut

R E B I ST

.ou Ilmlnm‘

. h m,

u mo; when he 1 K. 0.

W; before

- mud when the m by one of his seconds.

nude a great show- firai official

u, the fourth round of mood bout with lighter Jaug

professional ost b! a tech-

but not often."

“That's a lot of hcoey, nine time; out of ten." lath said. “All of us inst “w! In ihero and mug, 1mm; to. ball fall where it may. 0f course, lhoteillnchathingaglryingu, place the ball and sometimes it works

, The Babe also was highly scornful m" ‘of the new sic-sacrifice ruling. “The officials must have been a- llwn when they passed that one. my [Ills is that 1932 will see the passing

Services May l0: Marshfield-Dun- r stallnage at 11 a. m., Special Mo- ther's Day programme atYork at 3 p. m. Miss" M. Newsoms, speaker.

Service at Pleasant Grove at 2.30 p.

in a field near St. Vincent's Orphan- sgelsstevezringcastaredglareon the sky and caused citizens to look

in: when was that Order-in-Council made?

Service at Brackley at ‘(.30 p. m. commission of appointment, can't tell you the exact date.

RUBBISH FIRE-A ‘rubbish tire =the time 0‘! his defeat in the by-el-

HON. MIR. STEWART: I am ask- the Court and other incidents!

thinas; for. of course, this Province is not wealthy enough to make him a present of $500 for nothing. Ha is supposed to earn his salary in some way, and I have always understood that this is what it was paid for Why, then, should he be paid $104.02 extra?

PREMIER. LEA: I have spent most of the afternoon tryins to get de-

PREMIIIR. LEA: He received‘ his but I

HON. MR. STEWART: I assume his employment would begin from

ectlon. Is that correct? PREMIER. LEA: Yes. non. m. srmwsnr; 'I'hcn _my

law demands it; but I would like t" know under whose name these re- mains were buried.

really couldn't bury without that, could he?

like to know, if possible, who it was. What name went on the certificate of death?

DR»- MAODONALD! I know the

PREMIER LEA: Well, a clergy-roan

DR. MACDONALD: But I would

LEA: Well, I could get

them loose for a piece. let Longest have his head the other

day and he came the final furlongv of a slow mile in 15 seconds flat.

piloted by Rankin McLalne, who was saying whoa, whoa, to him when the stop watch recorded 2.248%.

Tom Ziclmes

BYPUPIF

EPA GE SEVEN m

rw r

The expression recital by the p

Ills of Miss Violet Richardson was _ last evening at st. James Hall, and

The fastest mile to date was trott- "was heard by a wry pleased audlenh P

=11; following is an excballlv lyn- ' W n] the Milt.

goon sum-mu.

m u“ "mi-final which went ., to u‘, up the finest basin! can! shed ‘Mono... for many moons Fish!" w, claimant to the Mariume Isht- mm ghflmpifllllhlp; won (N!!! Gill (DMMflflC, Prince Edward Island “mum, by a technical knockout,

m one of his seconds tossed the heel into the ring in the fourth

“d, Longaphic W" l-lIllImi-l!

m, gurprlscfl than the fans who

d and booed the man who sfop- ihe fight. Inngaphle had been hooked down earlier in the round "4 took the count of nine, and had M down agI-ln lust before the bell, m; the towel was tossed In.

FIGHT A TBEILIEI.

at that the bout was a thriller and f‘, hoyg fought and boxed like young woos, and up until the fourth was Isirly even.

‘up; was in great form and was the “reason He forced the fighting but mpgaphlo proved to be a capable our and seemed to have the ability lo absorb punishment in large doses. um the lslsndefs first professional ippelflllcfi and he impressed the snsiomers with his style and skill. lie should go quite a distance in the llrlilme lightweight division.

Judging by the above Gus must p“ put up a great battle against big more experienced and heavier lpponent. lie therefore has nothing l, fepfoach himself for. lie gave his ul, and what more can a boxer do. no fans were delighted and as the move write~up says. the “bout was v-hrlller" and the best exhibition of bqflng staged In Mouction. The loss I: nothing, its the impression that Lupgaphie crested. which makes him gprime favorite with all boxing fans b the liub City.

Longsphle is deserving every con- gratulation and his future ps0 bouts will no doubt be watched with Inter- est.

cuss ssowusss Arbor ANNOYS xoocus noansnv

With his Chicago Cubs getting strong pitching and hitting at a steady clip, Manager lingers Horns-

lly, it is reported. has but one worry, and that worry is the woeful slow- Thc Cubs, according to western experts who have seen the team in action. are tho emu outfit on nurture champion-

nas afoot of his men.

ship‘ aspirations.

The Cubs, as all fans know, have been doing qulio alright despite this nu oi speed, winning more than their share of games and staying well I0 among the leaders. But had they bul a little more apsod it seems en- tirely probable that‘ they would be well in advance of the National par-

ads.

lathe flreiicugsmes of the sea- eoe the cob- were viciims of no less

of the rule."

MANY HOCKEY RUMORS 11v omouurroiv

When the next inter-sodomy 11mg. l-‘Y League season rolls groom] "w" "i" l" may MW Dlayers m Plttsbnrg "d Blrww. l! reports now m elr. culation are not unfounded. Managu- Mickey Roach states frankly tho; h, will retain only (om- qg ‘he may," “h” "i" slflmlse colors lust yo“, and that he is determined to sssem. ble a contender for the title. Tho Piiislwurr situation n different. .

l" the wmoslrn which closed n. “m! Pliiclvm qualified for the i-‘hlmvivnshin Play-offs, and then lost "if? Sumo-six in a row. It is said that there was a complete lack o1 harmony in the ranks, and that Pr"- "RM 1hr Sci-wiry has decided to retain only three players-Tory Gregg Gordon Fraser, and Goalkeepe Abbi; Cox.

“$11011?” Green, one of the smart- "i Vie?!“ hockey has produced was in the city yesterday, and wag mm. committal when asked if he ‘ tends lo return to Duluth, where he has been manager for two years. He, bow. ever, said that he was perfectly gag. lsfled with conditions in the Lake Sulwflvr my. and he n confident that the American League will mo“ ERM- progress.

Frank Carroll. who led the Spring- field Indians to three Canadian-Am- erican League championships in flvo Wire. has not made known his plane for next season, even if the announce merit has been made from Spring- field that Carroll has resigned. This ‘BIN-lilo pilot should have little troub- le getting located. Ilia record stands favorable comparison with the bog: ever established. '

lierb Mitchell's name has been prominently mentioned in connection with the appointment of a nager by the Montreal Marconi. It la said that he would work in conjunction with "Buck" Boucher, last you’; coach, and that Duncan Munro is not anxious to take charge again. In Mitchell's four-year managerial regime at Windsor the Bulldogs won two titles.

SECESSION

lf the Maritime Provinces disre- garded the Allnii‘Ciip' and handled thelr playoffs in tho old way, which was in effect before C. A. ll. A. meth- ods were introduced,’ there would be fewer deficits and a longer hockey season for all clubs and with s more sustained lnwreet generally in hockey the writer believes. A] things are run now the clubs that stay In the play- downs prosper and the others have their season's play uriallcd to such an extent that deficits are almost in- evitable. With artificial ice rinks and the M Championship the ulti- mate goal of the clubs, the hockey season in the Marltimeu would ex- tend from November 15th unill the last or March, with from fifteen tn twenty home games for each team ex- clusive cl the play-offs which could be handled In the same manner as those of the National Hockey League

than 20 double plays, an " __‘h' _ A A r v . n‘ number. Most of these two-ply kiil- “ohm won m, m; Has any money been weld i0 Mr- PREMIER. LEA: 1 am not defend- T°ta1_3g23_ 1m night when a Crowd m, W50“ IIT, the expgria agree, should never 5p mm‘ ___ _____ 13 3 m3 Mayer by this Province? ing the judgment at that time. There Mgjofity go,- Zion, 90 pins, ‘tucked me Argentine En,m$y_ '° “m "i- W"! "W"! i" mArmes mun 11 Chicago . 11 s an PRWWR “W APP"°"""“"°“ W" In "f" ihm- Hnab single. N. J. 010w. ‘m pins. Shaun“; threat. 3B,,“ m, “w, "i"! rifts from the slow-footed Cub New york _ m" _ 1g q m; $25.00. HON. MR. STEWART: Precisely. my, gm", 1,, Robertson, s16 pins. um Gwemmenp u; mob rushed me mnm‘ ' New Arman which has always been Bgglgon _, 11' g 51o HON. MR. STEWART: I noticed And that makes one question the c5» 550110»: Emmy doors aim. sevvefal den-um. Grimm m‘! u“ m u“ ‘"5"’! prominent in ‘ racing, has au- piiggbwgh , __ g 11 45o recently this?’ the 116811118 i5 m" 8°‘ judgment that would do a thing of 5g, pogo“ strum,“ m me swam; 111s owl-s “were u°““"ph'7 fimm" ‘m5 “om “m” nouuced a atinee, to be held June ‘Philadelphia. ... ‘l 10 .412 in! 0B with 1'08"‘! V’ $1115 "m? Wu‘ that kind. I am simply asking for A, vmnioombo ,,_,,,,_ 229 182 268 c105“; by a Ponce guard‘ but, the oi- rpbenson a close third. Hui-nab! W!" 1'1. The events will include: Class A ‘gmouyn _ g 1g 333 troversy. Is thh Province bolus ND- this information. Does my hon. 1g‘ vggggy 31g 173 333 tucker’; attempted to mm. flown“). “an” gunk‘ ‘uh wnmn‘ b” “'0'- (mlk h°\“lr ch" B Pl“ (mm Cincinnati ... . I lb .105 “will?” ‘YEN! WW Whether ‘my 339ml“ J. Ford -- - 133 153 Police discharged their guns into the b ‘myfiwsiiail "i" ":32; him, on.» o trot llld pacing]. (‘as PREMIIIRtLEAt all. eslfarlzkl was made to carry out the further .1. Williams . as: 1s: alr dispersing the rlotcrs who cen- 93113" mile heats) and a free-fcr-a t Ammo.“ "u" know the AWI-‘MY M" ' investigation ecommended by the H. Day ............. 2 2i) tlnued to shout threats. Zamora fail to beat the throw to m; "m » m: “w; m”; y; “god him about m”, 5;, y.” "tofz-Zfiuih" ""1""! "'1" A —----—-- w... m», m, that matter. to out 1n Whales" ma: There was not Lost by smut. __________ n w,“ be “hi,” h ‘uh a“ , Qlgvglgm] m, ,_, 13 1 g3: clearances will be necellsry so W‘ any public investigation made. Baptist ca‘ “hm ‘he g ‘ 1'“... m‘ N“, Y"! ____ 11 g 51g we could have 8 heed-HQ HON. MR. STEWART: I presume D. Nicholson ......... 130 201 1M ____ mmmmkm a“ Yarkluunh h- Pmhddphn m ‘_ 9 7 Ma g9“, MR, STEWART! Then m? the jury's invefltixltiOn was a. public J. Forsythe 170 231 218 DEATHS m“ o’ var": Jutlom or.“ ‘m. Dam"; n‘ ‘Nun. n m b“ hon, 111,994 cannot tell me Wllflirhel’ qng, but, thgy rgogmmended that A. McConnell . ... 135 324 139 ___ 19,, hem . I m“ “ma. Washington . ... . 1o 1o s24 we are b11118 represented M" W something further should be done. n. Ward 15a 193 1'15 mAsnn-Al '25 Chestnut st, Fri- Iiiiu ansfloif... "ma", ‘m; Lyceum Building, Prince st. now Chicago 11 1o m4 counsel at the heal-ice? that is what 1 am asking about. B. Beer 101 23a 200 day, May am, George Albert Frescr. "I! sgnmg h“ mzm Th ma“ 80mg on A“ km“ o; “m” and Boston ... ......" 8 ll .858 73mm“ LEA? N“ “than °°n' PREMIER. LEA: Them was no fur- Central Christian Aged '15 years. Funeral from his res- 5, "m mo" 6mm" ‘h: an“ unusemegu < 5g, mo]; s i1 353 suiting the Attorney Gflleml- I the: mveetigation held. Li)“ by deillllt- ldence on Sundw- May 10th. Bell/Ice m, u“ 1mm“ mm “z o“ tune ‘dances Inmmo,“ "m, could get the micnnatlon. non. ma. sTazwAaT: Were any The Ibo" I" the l!" 01 the starting at 3.30, funeral leaving at opp,“ - " “m” Rflruhmmt bookh won m; Pg, rrou. MR. smwanr: 1t is rflth- of the Provincial Police officers sent schedule matches of church Leena» 4 o'clock, interment People's Comet- . mndmm, my,“ 0mm; ‘way Baltimore .... i8 6 J34 er an important thing for us, d0!“ down afterwards, with instructions £23201 Kill"! W111 b9 Pllbnfibed cry. "enema. m, n," room “ch m Montreal . u 1 s11 you think? to investirste it birth»? i‘ ‘Y- u ————————~——- roonen av sane rercnelritage of ceipts goes to Le- "W": - i; l’; i; f may w; an: wlzgfvlme tcnisbt. Zion Guild Lea- CARD OF THANKS _ hm Band. Torono . or a v - on - remwb" ' " —-—- Bebe ‘ltuth, a yo. g. . I _ gm,” Buffalo s c soo miilfwut lust whet their 1m»- vilflfll Mrs. Pickard, sister oi the mo Mr. Mhed the suggestion rflfgmi. “m” open ‘t 7 pm A 445723}; Rochester ... . '7 11 .880 SHERIFF'S I'll! were from the Attorney General. but John 1,. Godkln, wishes to thank the Jersey city s 1o .44 ' they certllnlv were down inveltisflt- matron of the r. u. 1. Hospital and Reading . .. b l2 .204 HON. MR. STEWART: ‘flier! i! mg the case. i her faithful stall oi devoted nurses ' HON. mt. STEWART: After the ____, for their great kindness to her broth

Convention

Temperance Forces

A‘ w Tliliipvlsy, May 14th, afternoon, and evening meetings.

==,~ - Till RANGE ALLIANCE .

W. C. T.» U. , v

SONS OF TEMPERANCE

’ ~Aud fll who are interested.

A MPE r

a 7i, p

Of The

eskance. Many believed the glow to be that of a burning building. The fire wla under careful guard.

with obtaining $200 under false pre- tenses a local man appeared before

to $500 bail. It is alleged that he represented to an offender convicted under the Prohibition Act, that he

SERIOUS CHARGE — Charged

the stlpendiary magistrate yesterday afternoon, and was remanded till L ’ y. The accused was admitted

could arrange for the payment of a fine of $200 in lieu of he: serving a sentence in Jail, and that he forg- ed the name of Prohibition Commis- sioner George E. Brown to the receipt for c200 which he u “alleged to have given her on receipt oi s cash pey- ment. Mr. G. J. Tweedy appeared on behalf of the accused.

SUNDAY EVENING SERVICE — 0n Sunday evening at nine o'clock, a religious service of unique impres- slveness will be held in the Canadian National Hotel, at which the Gideon Bibles, to be placed in the guest rooms, will be formally presented and dedicated The Gideona are an As- sociation of Christian commercial travellers, who have set themselves the task of placing a Bib‘- ln each hotel guest room. Already 1,125,000 have been placed in the hotels of America and since the foreign work was begun three years ago. several thousand more have been placed in India, Cilins, Japan. Korea, Egypt, Palestine and South America. In Canada,‘ 70,000 have been placed, '1,- 000 of these being in the Maritime Provinces. When Bibles are put in a

service of presentation and dedica- tion is held, and such an occasion will be held in Charlottetown‘: new hotel on Sunday "evening. Premier W. M. Lea will preside and to illust- rate the interdenominational charac- ter of the Gideons representatives cf the various churches will take part. Rsv. Dr. A. C. Vincent will offer the opening invocation, and the prayer of dedication will be offered by Rev. Dr. Ramsay. The Bibles will be pre- sented by Rev. H. D. Raymond, the Scripture lesson will be read by Rev. Moorehesd Legato andeAdj. A. W. Martin of the Salvation Army will pronounce the benediction. Mr. J. Green, of Toronto, the Canadian Sec- retary of the Gideons, will speak briefly of the work of the Gldeons, and the musical features will be pre- sented \y Mrs. Keith Rogers, pianist; Miss Thelma Teed and Robert Hynd- man, vlolinlsts; and Miss Margaret items and Charles Earle, Sololsts.

.__._____..____ The many friends of Mrs. James Coles, Winsloe, will be sorry to learn that she has entered the P. E. Island Hospital for treatment.

HOW THEY STANDS

National League

Sept. 10-12.

bers would attend.

new and important hotel, a formul-

_.___.__-__.._ PEN‘ YAN, N. Y" M“ 'l. (U. P.)-

‘rhe real convention dates for the League were announced here as

The convention will meet here and it was expected more than soc mine-

Trout fishing, swimming, golfing and trap-shooting will be snioysd in

hon. friend was fer astray when he said lest May. . PREMIER LEA: I thought you said when he was sworn in first

RADIO HEARING

non. m. sreswArm There u another mutter that relates to the office of Attorney General about which I wish to make some inquiry. I would draw the promoters atten- tion to a. Canadian Prom despatm, dated March 7 lest, which reads as follows: I

OTTAWA, Ont... March 'l--C. L.

Moyer, Barrister, who appeared in

the Supreme Court of Canada a

few ‘days ago on behalf of the

Province of Prince Edward Island,

at the time a date was set for

hearing the radio references, stat-

cd he had been retained by Hon.

T. A. Campbell, Attorney General

for the Province. Mr. Moyer had

been asked to comment on a state-

ment made yesterday in Char-

lottetown by Premier W. M. Lea

in which the latter said the Prov-

ince was represented lthout the

authority of the Government.

I would like to get some infonna- tlon with regard to that despatch. Wes this statement made by Mr. Moyer or was it not? Was he engag- ed by the Attorney General on be- half of the Government, or was he not? osmium LEA‘: When that n0- tlce first appeared I was Just called by phone and asked i‘! the Govern- ment had sneaked any Person to sot in our cape/city. Mr. Campbell, I think, was in Ottawa at that time. The report was correct that the Government had not asked any per- son to appear. I learned afterwards that the Attorney General, knowing it would be necessary. perhaps, for the Goverruncnt to have an 090°!’- tunity of pressing the case of the Government, asked Mr. Moyer to put in whatever notice was rwccssB-YY 8° that there could ‘be o. hearing for the Province later. HON. MR. STEWART: Then I assume that Mr. Meyer appeared on behalf of the Province? PREMIER LEA: Well, he was there, appearing for some other Provinces, and he did what was ne-

HON. MR. STEWART: Does ml? hon. friend know what other Prov- inces he was appearing 101'? PREMIER. LEA: I don't know. HON. MR. STEWART: My infor- mation is that this same Mr. Moyer happened to be acting es Ottawa agent for Mr. Campbell in the Su- preme Court of Canada in a use which he had there personally. Does my hon. friend know whether that is correct or not? i PREMIER LEA: I don't know any- thing about the private matter. HON. MR. STEWART: That is the information I had. It is always ne- cooper-y, as my hon. friend may know. when an attorney here has s. olle in the Supreme Court of Canada mo: 11o empower an agent at Ot- tawa to do the necessary filing, etc