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St. Peters Win From Souris Score 9-8
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At their home rink on Friday
evening the St' Peters school team defeated Sourls High school 9 to 8.
The game as a whole was not
very fast owing to 'the soft condi- tion of the ice,_but nevertheless it was featured with spectacular rushes and fine exhibitions of stick handling. The .Sonris boys were at quite a disadvantage, not being accustomed to an indoor rink.
The galne got away at 8.15, the
St. Peters boystaking the lead from the very first alid holding it till the last period.
ln the - first _ period St.
Peters succeeded in piling up the score of 4 while S. H. S. only found the net once.
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St. Peters 4, 8. H. S. 1.
The"séc6nd period follnd both
teams going strong. St. Peters hav- ing n slight advantage, uotching two more taliies;-*while the visitors, did not succeed im passing Lewis. i’eri_od ended S_t_.___I’eterS 6, S. H. S. 1. ' `
in the third perioll S. H. S, set a
furious pace and within five min- utes tied the score. bllt the Buy boys were equal to tho occasion
and two minutes inter saggell thc]
boys again went through null put an easy one past Lewis. St. Peters again came on strong and netted tivo more. With__ four minutes to' play S, H. S. made a desperate ef-
fort to score, a£§_.`two minutes be- iorc ths__lnst go sounded B. H. S.
went through for' the last scorel
(ionic d St. F tors' 9`-S. H. S.-8
Ronald u'Ihni5`_'~,refer’eed in hisl
usual capable luatiuer,._(ol`1r penal- ties being handed Obi. for minor of- fences. ' -1 . _
For S. H; S. §3&u%ln'nnd Mc-
Lean starred, while ’Iin`n.ley. R. Lewis iiiill J. McKinnon lilllycd lui excellent game for`_Bf. Peters.
LINE-UP
St. Peters S- H- 3-
‘ Goal Ii, Lewis R. St. John
» Defence
J. McKinnon J. Brennan ll, Rattray G. Creamer
G. Leard
, . Forwards
R. Lewis G. McLean li. McKinnon A. lVlCAllUlll A. 0'Hanlo W. Learll
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liiInnnl's liinlmrnt for' Conlrlug,
Po-inoa.re.Ma.y Form »
New Cabinet
' (Canadian Press)
..i’AiliS, March li-i’i-linllcr Poin- lriirp will be called on to form an- other cabinet should it ministerial crisis occur as tho outcome of thc scnhto'l-l action this coming Thurs- lliiy, according to opinion express- vii in parliamentary circles this ditiérnoon. it was ' predicted that the Premier would be retained as hoad of the govcrnlnent whether tile crisis came about through an adverse vote or the resignation of themablnet -because of delay in sc- tlon on the pending fiscal measures.
IPARIS, March 10--A Havls despatch states that s Gsiais express train was derailed near Lyons _this morning. ‘Four passengers were killed and 25 inlurid. All victims of
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VIUEORIA
ts thswilsvuiliiil I-r ssmfsrtlitlii
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for $2.500. 'roiloy ho could iioi 5
Cousin
of land between Seattle and Dakota
y"‘"""' “ml "Hwy ol' tile older rosi-
ill thc country were qnlll.
y.
Among other liilnml. |
illessrs, \Valll|c¢i nlnl ll,.‘n;:,,,|:f l wood' W""“”" lil lil tho real cstuto l"|**ll"‘-W. und lion. is farming lloth l
lvlro old pioneers, having gone to l _uncouvor when there was only one s_rept in tho town. and only hull' ii loztn holmes on the street.
Slllmnersille, is in the rgnl oolmc
Charlottetown, is now a well known
YIBVGPUIGIGM. from everything he
°°llt-illallt. there weredndiciitious of greatly increased busine .
How To Guard
Against
The against
“Wi bsrk, Most bowel
~°-* stud, vl‘iIsstlhy_ River, who sled
Maron 11th, im.
MONTREAL PHYSICIAN ON
surplus of $7.00. Mr. Mather said °A5E”D’- Fred M¢K&y one of the _
nm; ll “_ b ¢ th lehdills Dl1y8l<=lBl1S 0! Montreal sr- Mr. }Ms.loollm Murchison, eldest The Speaker then addressed His e t 'll th i . m‘ghyg;:1o;Erg_‘;;§,oe tl; ooeofffs rived in Surnmerside Tuesday night son of Dr. iAlexander sud -Mi-s.‘l-lonour as follows: » andpgu fililyogegalf llidvgrtzcigdblgz land allow them an their prune". to wmoh ML Ro not ro nod: "But being called there on account of.Murchison of lClyde River is ver
ood Whoo the weather gots worm Fa one who is in the P. C. Hospit- been un'tii a couple of Weeks ag
cr there “will be twice that many ' ei'vielent__cl¢_zrk of 'M12 Flrher i _ ___ nd b h _ ou tho lo ,iiiid si 60 coins ii dozen 'T ‘ S Hy- Hs many friends are ll 8 Mme a e af 0! the As- ihiii will give you $14.40 o day." °*'°""°"' °"?l-5 °°UN°"- honing he may speedily regain li Mr Rayner discussed with this MEET'NG _ Th” Cl‘“l`l°l“f¢°W" health and return to his usual wo
into the .fox business, as well as glrdtfy? Blzillpf-’?6s§’_h_?_°lr‘f_?g_; ‘;3‘;p§;"Bt_;| When at. Clyde River corner on
noted increased interest in fox ‘ "V ° 0 ‘"5 D was pin in th P b t i Ch h
ranching. At Merritt where he had lard _gy the ,W°e'Pr°sm‘.3.m' The t°,P‘° havi erected to rghselteir flllle holltstes me mlm f*W°“"ab1° °°n5¢l`“°l»l°|1
started aranch last year, be examln ° ' 95"" °“ wa.” Missmns' 8 used in conveying them to the od ilio pens and ioiiiid ihoiii quite :sry ,§"°"“°""" °“°“"°““°"° °“ house or cod. worship wmiiu ni UD £0 l-|18 Hveralle ‘lllfllliy~ H8 Sllirt- rg :.ofiec1l,[:mv§;gCb?len previously sanctuary can be better enjoyed ed another ranch with Messrs. Wal- go pc A' suxmeg _ip u3_‘e°§__?_§nYé when one knows me dum", any “if and Tll0B~ Hllyv/00d lwellfy-lW0 of tho dlooomoo in o vox, oo algo mais, mairs good friends, are being Mr. Speaker and Gentlemen. of the Legislative 2¥:f;=i‘_':etn‘;;lv‘;_‘:_§g‘;;E;" 'gglssgefig manner, lvl;-n_ Momma yor pzloo sheltered from the wind and storm. the some quality of fur' can be pro- ghuffe' gin' lfnem) Eawn °f "he hast vgimfg ina Egavyylgnosfgll mg duced in places removed from the map lat Hum and Mm' Henry of 1 H; vi: be 'elk f 8 S 8 emi,- mounmins' and mth B c°“eBp°nd` wsre preselflgegidohpdlharntged Atllix' vlfi-gh of sh; w‘h‘i)l§lin eillgllltllzdtis
_ e se e 1 - _
Lognohivviigle g§oo_l;mi_;;e.c'_l‘_111;a_dl;1;‘1;v_li; Egnncll. The bniilnooo period was The progressive spirit of the poo. the Fortieth General Assembly, I beg to welcome interest to the western ranchers en held after which the resold- ple Of this Place ll” been BMW" you to the discharge of your duties as represent- no we" as to the p__omom__s tion was read and adopted. The in erecting s new one, which is _ _ _
A ,ion woo made to M_;_ B d_ resolutionread ss followo;_wolno lin-go-r and belle, bun; ,han me atives of the pcopleof this Province.
ford Tantmfs much near v_cto"__°_ C. G. l. T. girls of Charlottetown in old one. There is a higher pitch to
’ “' council assembled hereb e ol th ' .
which ls Bplomudly loomed and th y r s ve e roof so that if we had a repe
. ’ ii h l th bl i . . » . .
:_v_p:]vpytlie fur produced was of £0011 tl:nityavo3|¥seiv‘;is efbrlfillpgllnofullleffg, Silber? c)l§ulgShovtYil1<:flg; gilortlhls rlikbef honour of Welcommg' and for a short Mme’ _ Mi-_ Rayne, llmnowom to Sonmo :‘_l;:‘_::n¢;f_‘;_<:_9|f»_‘§gfyl_:> _C_;1tl_‘)l‘y_outt Chrlstl's and canoe' damage to ine ,bnl|dl,,g_ entertaining His Excellency Baron Byng of lu this section ofthe country there ooo oroooh the on 61”, lu “'°" ‘T "S ‘“"‘°““l°”“ are “b°“'- 011° hun' Vimy, Governor General of Canada, and Lady was -also evident greatly incress-.ln or at -. so D ° e ryuv dfed and lwellll’ f€9l- -by 'l-l1ll‘l.y _ . . _ od lmoroot in fox tm_mh_g_ Tmveu_.__s e avire. an fui-ther resolved Wm, a ,good drlvoway l_l,,.°,,gh me Byiig. Our people remember with pride and ing through the Middle states ho mt' re 'mg the "“’“" °f “fly building.
l o ’ lfllllllllg. We prepare ourselves for
was mpresse with the_f t tli t ¥~ _ _ . _ with ,he exception of the N‘;‘iv En; ;\;v_l_l`i;_lvn;e;-lvgcgu bfy copvgleutlolisly mhe P 1E. li. Presbytery los; week Empire during the Great War, and especially
» r our- o st d ll ` . . . .
f'l2°i.§$f'§i.f”1'}“liTe“é`§u3?$Zf"f§°' ""‘"g° The "‘°°““S °1°='=?1nwalfh 5§T?§§dio“i§f§Z“§§'l'.fg°.fi.f.§’°.`J’iI`o"`.`f§" h'-S S"'e“d‘d ‘°“d°'5h“’ °f °“' C“““d'““ ““"" Call her own. On the barren waste the singing of Taps' looking forward to the 'Christiafl and the expectations thus raised were more than
it seemed _mposnble to gm ltr/lllnistry as their chosen work.
w an - _ i . - _ ,
_hi__8_ y Grand Oran e A_ ‘H231__I:*%_1f_§‘_;_‘;`_f_;a1_f;’”_f:_‘:lg‘}';_’;'{_;’_f£' and the graclousness and charm of Her Ano, a shoot atop at Chicago M___ _ g Gordon, Summerside were certi- Excellency.
Rayner travelled to Florida ' Hel `l ned to the 'Presbyterian C°“eg”~ was impressed very much wmhl (Continued from Page 1) Halifax as worthy candidates to
Haine City, Fla. Sit td th .
highest polnl of l,,_n,lu?netho0'§to_t§_l At U19 6V€l\ll18 session the fel- Their” -future career will be watch- _
lt lo surrounded b _mme lowing resolution. moved by A. J. ed with much interest and it is have been blessed durin the :ist season.
y rous lakes,M h g P
abgunoius iii fish. There oro iiiouo. W‘;§g§§°“_;__ Bisggfed _by G_. $1 glllrerely l_;o1_;ed they may lbrlns nn 5 of acres of orange groves in , s mous y carr e : onor to t e church and their na-
me vlo|,my_ About so percent of Resolved that this Right Wor- tive land.
the gi-oven are from one t th Slllllful Grand Lodge now in ses- ..__.___
yvenrv orllll; the others me george; :;<;l;r_;vl_l;li;_tvh;i;_a_o_e trliempililvlies on MTIS rfesignatlon of Rev. M. D. ence between the price the farmer receives for
onler u crop - St. P t b , 9 GM y n ac- ac onald did t tio ll
Tllmilll. Mlami,8Jacksonvl%ll‘;fBLlfallii fwd and Will sllpport the action be- before the iPre;l?ytery.m3l?.hey élxi _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Silgivegns totpgir small places were S"°*;_:_‘;k§_'_‘rv_cl;YCl_l:§_c__l(l:;l;f¥_0;) the _ipantionell it had been withdrawn. commodities of llfc is still so great. Dnirying,
u e o t lti s rov- l, ~_-.
;l{i<l_ not impress l\lf)i£l“lllil’yl'ne‘l-sabhlllg gm? in petm°”i“5 "le Pl'°VlllCl8l leamn»1il§l‘I.l elliaclgvlilgldgrle/lféxefh rt; _ _ _ cal:1l_1_ie_C_:ty,bwliich ho is convinced __e‘;:_‘:_"_;l_;_“_@_:lt__:8denac_§ pertiain laws main at 'Murray River. Two repres-` the clucf branches of the agricultural industry,
o c r n _ . . . . .
the otiinvlepolgitg? fi,':,l:"l,.°,:',i,§‘,'_gf;°_;:‘, of wedlock, holleevinge fllgat (lil-rl] gldf ‘sfo %?_f_‘;`n 1VgtL°£:_':_‘t Qfg; and maintain to the highest degree the fertility fal"Il`\_;in5 possibilities. glmlgl’ 1? that “|l’@“'3Y lil ‘WCG in his congregation voiced the good Of the 50ll-
er _neFl;l_i_irii_pate _is considerably bett- ad?) _;3v_';ceth‘;f (;nl“‘;i° 5h°uld gm feeling of the people toward Mr.
'~"‘“ “ C“"f°"\lH~ BS D 5 mv “ce “nd 9' i\iacDona'l<l and their earnest de-
the latter climate is absolutely dry- come operative at an early date. | t 1 h~ d th I t . while Floi-ills . ' Fiiruiop resolve l “re ° “ta” 'm ‘"1 er 5'” wealth, has reatl ex andell durin the ast
has rainfalls dlliing fl hal B CODY Ol hi 1 l b g y p g P
the year, totalling last year in the Illia resolution be engrossed in the gxptoa ree gnamm E not B'
vicinity or 4 reoi. voi-y mile riilii minutes or this night Worshipful f ' '
falls during the l t -th Grand Lod d th t i "b
_only one m_nstor:; l_l__;i_l‘___g _ave Ivv_lv_s presented if phi; Préiméppoets mi; Measles are quite prevalent "9¥"H three weeks stay. The heavi- Province and the chairman of the grromihoutththet fur? dzagrictiyl hh; GSL pa|n 1 M H.m'D OH 8 ea() Bl’ I SS il 0
net behind St. John. The Souris ion" of ;:;‘;__;'_ w‘_"_¥'é_;I‘;_;‘°_'__‘_;“§/_"0';';_'3_ D§;;°;'_’c‘_?’__C°_u“(.:u'n also the MacDonald has 'been coniln-ed to _
sewpn for fruit growing. | it was decided to hold the 12th her lzfmfl wm_;__th‘__° _g'“;“S”'__C°"I*:_‘; il striking way what may be done with proper
th th em ll JI 1 quen y le s oo cosc . .‘ . .
Mr. Rayngi- belegvezntgg Ioigfgg 213:- (}§o,.,]‘;K_ ce ebmmm ' this year at serious .results so far have arisen. °0'0Pefall0“ and 0l`g?m|Zlm0n~
_tioneil towns 'u Fl lil ~ Th, l - **-
survive the prelsent t(l'|uiii;liell`tnil>oillil7it'late llolilihllzlytunicgolirffmued up tu a The °h"d °f Mr' Rmm °f my “B ther” is n" fimlllle 00lllltrv or » Recmfy' 0’“'l’““d Wh” is m, “mn a matter of profound regret and will necessitate 01”l1l1B0 groves around them 'and ' diptherla is doing well. The, _ _ _ _ _ their exlolenco depends on norm - ohuroh l_l,e,.o is olosed owlng lo _lll~.`a complete rc-organization of the activities of ern capital. The boom, however ll~:‘ ness in the Rector's family. ‘ `
Iceflulllly with them at present. At ----
St. l>i_-io,-sl,u,.¢_ “volvo years ago, _ Tho oooomoo of _Mo Donald and agricultural meetings conducted throughout Mr. Rayner was offered 1,000 acres (Continued from Page 1) »M¢“‘L°“" °" C"“P““df is ‘l“lt° 5"' the Province during the past winter have been this land __ _ ir t ious. His friends hope he may .re H _ or il lnllilon dollars. At nsnnl time tlils morning for Boy. cover as he has been putting up a
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“ "9 City' h°W9V€l‘» he purchased den, good fight
Gltihtpyen lots. The train that left Summerside -$-
" ""°°“"°"” *°°- the llllrlnrss ad at 3 io c ro it mil ~ Ai-
vuncc within quite recent years has three pi:'liesserl3geil?ycarsaarl3d'n;>,ll>lligvfi ls `aell¥r` `;}l,1g‘ ,mia l?éo;\n$.ll1,?&?§;' his influence in the rural communities. Our Domestic
bee d t’ _ . s. theflo `v‘\I"l)i‘i‘leeltill1'G]l-lifln Ihlflineh “M hem up In the cutting 9' q““""“` °f llvllle ill HMUDIOH 1`°l‘ me DHSL few Science classes have been well attended, and the
niet. He was le' m salon 8' "me east °f Ke“°i“5t°“ and "e` .months is soon to return to the
fore very longdtilg lgT]s|leflblllit mivllfllledfthtlarfl an ngght' I -far West, .He has given many in- _ _ berth and part of Saskatchewan 8 re 5 t tm “ °°m "5 “°'“ teresting lectures on Alaska. its to those who participated. will be going through the port of Tignish is hem up han n mile westpeople, their manner of living and V“"C0llv6r. of Wem“5t°n‘ 'the .reat resources of that far-off
Tho train leaving Charlottetown' 'E
“If i were a - ' fland. lt is now 32 esns since he _ .
would leave Vi')e'e?i`tlzlelgi mCaaIhllcl;e`fl;l- yesterday for Murray Harbor hadyflrst went to Alnsk; in neuron of Country or community than its system of Educa-
United States". Mr. Rayner declar- a car derailed at Bunbury and m' gold. Only once -about eleven
ed. “lf i were going to leuve this mnmml them for the night' years ago--has .lie revisited his Following the Speech from the Private Bills Province at all, l \vollld leave for Tm "am from Charlottetown to home in that period. For a time Throne, upon the retirement of ' ul" C“““‘"“n Weill. for it is ther Smmnersmc yesterday anernoonilie taught school on ll’ E. ll. and lils Honor the Lieutenant Govern- Hon. Mr. Prowse. l\l€5f“`5~ Bull' -l0hll Bradley be appointed Assist- the big posslbiiitle B "‘”“”l“°'l mst “ight at Em“""“' I was on; ln eyd my or and staff Mr J Augustine Mc tain, M. F. MacDonald, Dennis and ani Clerk. Mr. Saunders moved,
ii ar-. l ' - _r . . ' . - ~ -
Hmm) om some place “ivan” tv;'?`ugl't.i A 'nlfgtht Sotrrflm rx/Siherdstyifggll itll; Sl§1m£S.yglJlvqerilnient ill Tvluska. Donald moved. SGC0lld2d by MT- lfvlllél-
N- Ii- and grow up lili il - ' ` “`°““ ° “ S' H K ‘ ` ` - l ii 1 il M ii rd F. Monouahl, than oo the
ry." Mr. Rayner illi-l,‘l=evi~ri:in U' mf “fo ‘mmm mn" from llfollzfoghella lxilnlilglioifswliylidlill nliw toliilivvlling day the House consider Printing and Binding Journals
ov: in Vancouver, and vicinity. and §?|l5mH 2,) Charlottetown arrived utlllbollt eighty-live years of ilgc. lie ii reply to the Speech, __ __ _ _ ht _ _ m__ ll were doing slliondidiy. They iinl ` p' ` . ill _ l lin wlf., ln .Loo Amyolm, The followlng Sinmllng nlnninli. lion. l\lr.McNeiil, Dr. A. A. Mac- to .it omg a strug p.lr y l.
, _ I »--Z-a-o->i- ‘ l
hcl n in tile West froni ton lo thirty llcr fffrtlncr ilonio. Mr. ince may lf‘-US WCFG Ililll0lIl-Hill? D"“"l‘l' M" Saunders'
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HALIFAX, N S~, March 12-1-
Roy M. Waivin, President of the British Empire Steel Cor- poration speaking at s noon luncheon here today declared his cor eration would continue I
agreed upon at Montreal be- tween representstlves of the miners and tile company.
fmlllerly of Kildare. u"hM1°'cl°ck‘ cruel time with its changes have" izerbfgn Ie "sh: fn ‘img
study for this noble -proilession.
, PD l 0 Assembly in electing me to be their
Assembly:
Upon this the opening of the First Session of
During the past year this Province had the
gratitude the services of His Excellency to the
realized during the visit, by his fine personality,
Our thanks are due to Divine Provitlence for
the bountiful harvest with which our farmers
Fair prices prevailed for all farm products,
although it is a matter for regret that the differ-
his produce and that which he has to pay for the
hog-raising and poultry raising continue to bc
Fox farming, one of our main sources of
year, and is now conducted on a more secure basis than at any time since its inception.
The growing of Certified Seed Potatoes shows
steady development, and this fact exemplifies in
The withdrawal of the Agricultural Grant is
the Agricultural Department. The Short Courses
very popular, and we hope, profitable to our rpcople. \Vomen’s Institutes are increasing in number and are- everywhere exercising a helpful
knowledge imparted has been of great benefit
Nothing is of greater importance to any
His Honour hath the ut t ibl in f,
sembly to claim and demand that confidence in the loyalty anilmlist- S22; ofe sucli a}el;\llrgli,celi`,ol-Ilsslggnllirlt """""“» "‘° P"°°'d°”t' ur' I
_ _ pk they have all -their-ancient and ac- tschment of this A bl t Hi '
gentleman tho oovlooomty otgoing Girls Council for March was held _______ customed rights and privileges, Majesty‘s person alidegovgrnhienfi :gillsg¥§;lg:t0;h;0\!::~o;t;,:gg‘:;r:l2;
_ 9 especially freedom of arrest, _free- and in the wisdom and temper and tions." ' '
mixed forming, gms summed _he~ éupper for me nnnngl .lall to ngglce me wellequlp. dom of speech in deb te, access to providence which will
All through. the West Mr. Rayner occasion A B _C t W ___ ped horse-shed the people worship-
public service requires it and that nlost readily and willingly grant Session wltn the fqllowing-;_
° Speech From Throne
tion, and it is a vital necessity that the same
should f reque
inzltion and comparison with other existing sys- tems. I am pleased to infonn you that this matter is receiving the special attention of'my
Government.
The heavy financial 'burdens laid upon Can-
ada by the Great War, and the cost of a policy
of expansion
face to facc with the necessity for a larger pop- ulation. Thc coming season will no doubt sec a large immigration to our Provinces, and I am pleased to learn that there is every prospect of
this Province
immigrants and of their being properly settled.
It is the intention of my Government to con-
tinue :1 programme of road improvement under
The Canada
form as to permit of the expenditure being made
for work of a
The question of maintenance on the improved
highways, and the better upkeep of all our roads
is engaging th a measure for
wliicli will simplify and improve the present system, will be introduced.
In Octobe
one of the most destructive storms in its history. The damage done to the bridges has been repair- cd to some extent, but a large outlay will be necessary to complete the restoration of all the structures destroyed. It is the policy of my Gov- ernment to have the work of reconstruction as
permanent as
A simpler
system of keeping accounts in thc several depart-
' c
F “company His Honour. the Lieutenant Gov-
Your. Honour _when they think the all their proceedings, and he doth ernor was then pleased to open the
ntly be submitted to special exam-
over a vast area, have brought her
receiving its share of suitable
Highways Act in such a modified
permanent character only.
e attention of my Government, and thc amendment of The Road Act,
r last the Province was swept by
possible.
and more accurate and up-to-date
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urns om ' - ° 1 - . ~ » - . ~ °°“‘”iL‘?1‘”“‘a‘* ‘*“"‘*""‘gS H°‘”° t _ Fiiliiilit 0PEliiiiG llililibil -
‘,. --°°°-- ~ I 0! Tlle`1llil-VY' Lear `1i.__f‘-ll”
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To wliihth Ci k fth "
n Speaker, it now becomes my duty replied: c e er 0 6 House Spsxslfg, tg-lisyolrfgggurmirs l;;::.“1o;;uial;g;u;?°:°1:.m
Hyudman, in the chair. __ . _.fi-'~ ~'l‘besioiiowing oiilcers were eleoii*-1' for the ensuing year: Prelideiiimgl. Mr. J. 0. Hyndman; First Vice _ _, dent-Hon. Dr. W. J. P. Hcliil ;___,_ Second Vice President-Mr. S. A.
Leod; Honorary ‘Secretary Treasurer -_-Mr. R. H. Rogers. -Fl. ,-‘= It was decided to institute a c -
paign for membership some tim! _ spring. The following gentlemen; _ be asked to serve qs an executive
committee for the Branch :
Hon. Chief Justice Matllieson. Hon. Mr. Justice Arsenault, Messrs A. I- Morrison, Percy Pope, F. R- Heartl- Davld Bethune, W. F. Tidmersh. Dr. A. B. Rom. o. L_. Milos, s.r_ Hodg- son, Capt. W. S. Gordon, 0- .D. Wright, Dr. S. R. Jenkins, L. B. MG? Milloo, J. A_ Melliilliin, Lieutwoot. D. A. McKinnon, E. T. Higgs, Wk!!- Prowse, T. B. Grady, G. J. Mo0ol'»
mack, Hon. J. A. McDonald, J.
Roy Holman, Summerside, D. P. o- Nutt. Malpeque, E. Boswell, _Viofo il.
Dr. A. A. McDongld. Souxfis. CQ?- John Read, Borden, J, Howard ti- Doiiiild, Georgetown. Miiyiiei-d llo- noiiom, M. L. A., Moiiiiigue, J. B. hiy-
A. J. Mathieson, 0‘Leary, Sharpe, Biaeiurd. < '
lrouowiiig is the iidai-eds otitis
President, Mr. J. O. Hyndman: _ '
Although a great deal is not heard ‘
of the Navy League _now-o,-days. _I sm
glad to say it is still functioning, in - various ways and endeavoring to e of service in the community ._ - __ . The special appeal sent out last fslf
'by Dominion 'Headquarters for mem- bership and financial support, didvnot receive the response in Prince Ed~ ward -island that was hoped for, hilt' the reason for this was largely on so# count of the financial appeal out _on at that time by the P. E. I. il-Iolpitsl and it was decided to allow the Navy League appeal to stand in abeyance until this spring. lt. is interesting to learn, however, that the appeal of the Navy Dengue in Ontario and other Provinces has been quits successful.
‘in order that it should receive eh-
thusisstic support here ss elsewhere. it seems that it should only be neoes-` sary' to give proper publicity to tho facts in connection with the objects of this institution. Some of which may be stated here and as set out by Dom-' inlon Headquarters: i
The Navy League of Canada re-”
minds us that it is our solemn duty at' dll times to work lor, live for. and it ' need be die for. the preservaition of lCanadis,n Nationality and lxnpsrial
Unit
ments of the Public Service is being devised anl will be put into operation during the present year.
Measures will be submitted for your consider-
ation affcctiug thc Public Road System Taxatloii The Public School Act and our ]ury System.
The Public Accounts will be laid before you
and the estimates for the income and expendi- ture for the current year will be submitted. I 'am assured that the estimates of expenditure have been prepared with the utmost regard for that economy which i’s_ so vitally necessary.
` I now lcav
e you to the business of the Session
with full confidence that your deliberations will be governed by consideration for the best inter- ests and welfare of the Province.
nnliko his perninnont llonio thc
no has been qulle ,mC¢,(,Sg,l'nl ,mil Agriculture Legislative Library. is ll lille type of lnanllooll_ Besill- _N _ H°"- J- A- MBCDDMM' Hon' Dr' Law (-_look ,es silver foxes and seed potatoes. ll0ll. Mr. Myers, Messrs. Mc ut. McMillan. Messrs. Tlllltvll. Dfflllll-Sl ‘ our provmoo sun moy -oo,_u,t of me MacMillan, Jnli. B, McDonald, Don- nnll Mo-Arilinr_
P .
to the coal miners of Nova loxports of ller highes prollul-ts, '"5' l""|“5 “ml Blanchard'
Scotia the 1924 rate of pay as 'noble men and women, well bred E"U"°"|"I alll'
_md _“mod .Pllblllo Accounts l _ h M R M D mm
‘ Messrs. Buntain. J. li. Macilon-‘lf""`3§ M- ex ' C ° '
1”” -_ l Mr. S under. askell if the nies-
_Mnny expressions _of Sympathy Nivipssrg. ll/iclil\_v_fili. M0_l_»__1;l;%oul_\;l_o_~,1ld, Hunter. Dennis. and McArthur. “ ‘*
_ . _ e n, . ugu ne
Mr. A. ia. i.eFergy. formeriv ofl mf"-H3 liggfle; ::frBLhl(:9l;:5oe§(?:_d_eS(I_ 3 Saunders, Dennis and Irving. __ Revising of Journals
-- noni who died ni Boston. Wllvse . li* H D A A M
hllsiness there; M . M D M W (1 _ _ _ _ and Cameron, form(lzsr‘ElyBof tlie0e];lfi~*”°aERTs°N""A¢ H€d_R0ini. on remains have been brought home Sflldllll Rules and Orders ~ Donald’ __;~___ §_°___;chB‘;d_ ac nounced the personell of the Gov-
l924 to Mr and ir l lll
ern part of th i l ll, M°“dlY~ Mlifflll 10- ~ lo ryon for burial., interment w _|
law partnershl!p;slllill1°. :i‘;t.l.l€.`i:iri¢ln, Mm'-_A3°“ R°be"l-50"' 3 50”- 30"' be in ‘Sum.merside. The passing of _ ul:;’“~B::_l;-_e*;"9_;*_';‘:":_l_¢_;uI:_l‘;9_s_;`5h::_‘i_ c°n¢m°°M'c°mmm“ _ foi-nioi-ly wllh Mn w_ E_ Bonney in Kflllll U DHS- Mr. Reid recalls his days of act.iv» c'h_m»_ - _ | Hom Mo Koonody_ ML.s3,~s_ Mc. until 10 a. ni. this morning. Tho
ity, when he -was il representative ~ Loon and MoA_.thm._
Hon. Murdock Kennedy moved.
seconded by Mr, lVlcNevln. that
seconded by Mr. McArthur as an amendment, that Edward E. Mc- Kay bc appointed. The amend- illont was lost on a division of 23
und the original motloll wus car- ril\ll on the some division.
On ulotlou of Premier Stewart.
‘H. Francis Mcl’ilce wus appointed
The following messengers were
appointed: Earl liaylicn, John Warren, and the following door- keepers: Phillip C. Poirier, Thos.
nengcrs and door-keepers were rc- turnell soldiers. The answer was they were.
Premier Stewart formally an-
ernment Executive. He then mov- cd tho adjournment oi the House
House accordingly adjourned.
Vancouver lawyer; Di-_ Clmmploo . - PEATHSI of the people in the local legisia- ' _ .
and Dr. Dunbar, 1 - l f Alb _ ture. For years he was the promot-
lgn- are d0lll8 \‘\)';llllorl¥l*;l`°¢ “gig rr i?ol€'ieaol¥:il]s(lg er and owner nt "W Try” w°°l` hauling il, from lClinton la. distance
cssrs. Frank Cahill formerly or ‘ ' ' __ en Mills which in its days did a of seven or slsm m“es_ This _fer
Altiorton, John and William Foley. “KG 78° Funeral °“ Friday' Mme flourishing business. 'Fires and 1 b bo th |(_' `
"‘ |°"l '“°'“°"Y °' M" R°”°'°t kinds of fertilizers used now for ,The stork vmted me- home ofonh
` Mother ws 'love
is gon_s
home
3252;! “$325 cdnumw W Plsttls Cameron, Albany. rec The scboonefii hull had been cut
'°,:_‘_‘," enlly and left a lwulwlwi 'boy lu two, iippiiroiiiiy iii it collision ro" , weighing twelve Dmlnds Mother with another vessel and no surviv-
.‘:' and boy are doing well ors were found.
r or t lille b sa there
doqtbri e o niiterllu to the D°l»l‘t-ll\0llf~
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1'. ll I
llid DUKE” lllllll ffl!!! "nt um‘k
Pfillfliilli.
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sighted in mid ocean February
fboosl doctom through the coun ---00°*-i
_ QUEEN Horei.
Asked for an opinion re rdin swept the buildings away, so now mm d "em “ wen” on WATT” 575557
y e lulp ll! re name ons qeslis nom people WASHINGTON. Mai-. 12.-8ee~| mio are ioii with ina rom fu 'wry or Nnvr Denllrs reslslptlvr ml flu Mwmonll lc Wh lbeoame effective today emi tri- woiild we do without oiu- fiinihil bales of his urwlms lnllie Nifty
_ l iiiii trying" ho told thoio "i
Mo* na die with my face towards til;
A 53' 3 ' -_“P ll ' ful nts r lead and where 'farmers -
the nroizi-oiiu i ui i li i "‘wA'“°' “‘-“" ""°° ll' ni i l hh la ii -iii “° W
generally M,-_ Igoynoi. sfo :$133 av/_sy on March ist. 1984 at the an°;r‘;h'_;e';:_£;r _mayor webs? was o can get it there is no better or v | °HAm-°| |lT°w" °°""'“°°" ° S°”“’"° l>°°l“ War lil "°"‘° °' "°"` d§§o‘m°' M"' C“°“°’ thi-ivlns ludusii-y lu 1-to diy. would °““P°' f°"““°"~ i°lMdi¢i\ Prwl ~.._____._. . sight. This he did not expect to lip Kll\leeuilller._ South Clarkson. that some .pumlnnplmed men Mfrs. George Heffel of Albany sT_ _v0HN5_ Nf|d_ M“._ 12_ _ - as sensational as the early days of $'"°_°;% Ct°l&r:'?*' fM;;°yoo_?°'vm would start some factory business wh‘_:_J_‘°7 il’°';’_:‘._"°|'i'___l_l)l'°f;’_\;_;-l‘i’____l_'_*:: The loss of s. Newfoundland saliogl ioiorilit il>.n.il ' °“ “ °° P- ' 111° -levy f velioi,pi-oholilywiiholloii ual
n “E ry n s and ‘ML ' m mmm ‘mr mpulmm? l»ll6 “T9 Ol D7 3°" H" m°l»h°f» besesme known today when a radio
hsd seen on hi t i I Nfl- Mlfixelllli-I Wil' ll" °°l1W""~ message from the steamer Huronis
B r p um" the wggeuglmxs if ca?r3)'_‘f£m_T,3 helper and nurse during her sick- repo;-l__,d W,-,como 0| mo nnlmgnol-
oo __ on ,l.__esday_ There no dmorom ness. _ Roy Bruce of St. John's had been
fiiro popular mul
has been sompislsly nnevatsd snli rs- niroisiiss uirougiioin and offers very oem- iorlbls leesinmoiatien ts me tfsvslung posits. ii The table is eases-
'islly good sud the Nb- lls are oourtsousiy
l carol Nh
Rltssilbillly.
DRUG! J. 1"AVl.0li
Manager
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The Navy League believes that a. Na-
{tion's ships and crews are its best lambassadors abroad and an effective iellucutlonal factor at home. _ f The -Navy League of Canada wants lCanadian ships, manned by Canadian
crews, to carry the Canadian Ensign
into every port of the world.
The Navy League believes that
every Canadian boy who desires, should have a fair opportunity to go to sea under the best conditions avail-
able.
The Navy League of Canada main-
tains Sea Cadet Corps, which offer facilities found nowhere else, whereby the best interests of the boy. the ship and the nation are safeguarded and
advanced.
The Navy League believes that 'Brit-
ish supremacy upon the sea. is essen- tial if the honour and integrity of Canada and the Empire are to be as- sured. The League therefore realizes a responsibility of promoting the wel- fare of those who follow the calling oi the sea. Sailors are entitled to be the honored guests of landsmen and that _to welcome them ashore is the
privilege of all good citizens.
'rho Navy League of Canada, there-
fore. Sllllllorts and maintains Sailors' Homes and Institutes throughout the
Dominion.
Tllfl Navy League has been the only
organization in Canada to provide for the ilooenllonts of the men of Canada’s .Viercllant Marino who lost their lives on the liigii Seas by enemy action dur. ing tho Great War. Regular monthly allowances liiivl-. been paid in 'Prince Edward island, as oisewhere, for sev- eral years past. .
In Prince Edward Island during the
past summer, we entertained the offl- l-ors and men of H. 'M. S. "Cepetown" while in port and also the officers and men of the l-l. M. C. B. "Putri0t". and the success of our efforts in this regard was very largely due to Mr. F. R. -Heartz, the Chairman of tng En. tortalilment Committee. Concerts and other entertainments were also pat on for the men of the Merchant Mari e.
The Navigation School had very ogg. isiactory results in 1923 under the instruction of Comm. Lewin, R, N_R, Unfortunately lust at tho time the school was about to open for the pre. sent session. Comm. Lewin was oblig- ed to return to England owing to s sad bereavement 'in his family. The opening was delayed some weeks but the committee were very fortunate in being able to secure the services df Capt. M. C. Alienby, R. N., who N. contly arrived out from England, and the school is making splendid pro- Kress.
This Division is vive this year s ses
ii number of boys have ed. We understand the
National Defense
portant it is to
ws ns- wth
-rd
. .. ll in as full and ample a manner as ‘ ‘ * "5““¢’
y p Y Y°“l` H0110” lllwllit been pleas- that any error of mins may not be lth h t ti h t I Tm’ A““‘"‘l “Nm” °f '-5' 7743*! I l
you have now only 144 hong laying’ tholserious illness of Miss Enid Mc-iseriously ill at his home. He has ed to a rovs of the cho ce of the imputed to the Assembly." beg; gglllattgd :ld alllgveflim U ore Edward Island Branch of the >2{M|;y_~_,
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rick, Tlgnish, F. L. Rogers,
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