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Progressive Member

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The People’s. Paper' . Covers Prince Edwa’rd isinn

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA MONDAY, MAY 29, 1

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"mou-In.“ ILIA. Ail-Allan

Discussesliekling Budget

Decllles Tint in Trying

to Piease Everybody ihe'

Minisier lns l’ieased Nobody. Bond Dealers Association and Caibonated Beverages lisse- ciation are Protesting.

(snacks! to The Gusrdlan)

TORONTO. .May 28———J. T. WW, 1M. 'P.. for West Caigai‘y. who le staying at the King Edward: Motel. d'iscussed whlie here thsI merlts and damerits ot tha Field- ing budget which ‘he agreed was un nttem‘pt -to pieuse everybody but which wlth lew exceptions. pleases nobody. iMr. iShnw's plat- lorm is Independent Progressive. l nm opposed 'to the aales tiax and conslder that a .ral-rer 'way to make op a de‘i‘icit wouid be to increaae the income tax or by direct tax- ation generally. He said il ls un- derstood vthat -ihe central division oi‘ the Bond Dealers Association oi' Canada has docided t0 take de- l‘linite acthn- rega'rdllng ithe new strunp tax on cheques -the action t0 tako the i'orm ol representm lions oi the iMinieternt Finance through the commlittee on lederai

legisiatiom. The :Minister wili be aloaed- no dei‘er puning .the tax into et!th untii ihe Assoeiatlon has had an opportunity ol laying a case before hlm. The eastern

Ion.) western divisions have dccid-

ed to tuke similnr action.

.OTTAWIA, May ils—«Canadlan manulacturars ol carbonated bev' erazeä and other soit drinks wait- ed on lion. W. I8. Fleldlng the Minister ot Finance lest night in the parlilament ibniltllng and prose. od their claims stroneg for the rcniovai oi' ihe proposed 10 cents ner gallon on "salit" drinks. The deputntlon which was headed ‘hy A. J. Kealey oi' Ottawa. president ol' tho Ontario Carbonated Bevor- ages Association deciared thc ‘tox deterimento‘i t9 athe manufacture and n hardehip on the citizen llllb king an incrcase necessary on tho i'ive cent bottle.

italiens Sign Up Witli tlie Soviets

(Bpoc‘ial tu The Guardian)

GENOA, May 28—The commer' ciai treaty between Soviet Russia and ltaly was signed in thc royal palace at tour o'clock yesterday nlv ternoon.

The llrst section oi’ the agrec' ment concerne the entlre problem 01' 'ltalodltussian commercial reiaA tiens; the second deuls wlth mari. time communications and transpor- portatlon in generai between thc two countrles; and the thlrd deais wlth concessions awhich Russls. ls read'y t0 mnke to italians ior tho exploitation or Russlnn resources.

SUICIDE NEiAR WINDSOR

Rev. .l. A. .Wiieeier Dies Snddeniy

(Spatial to Thsnusrdian) BATHUR‘ST, May 28—'I‘_l_i_e friands ol Rev. James A. Wheeler, a Iorm er poster ol me Presbyterion church in Bathurst. wili regret t0 hear that his death occurred in (Alta.) recently. Mr. Wheeier hud been in poor heaith l’or n considerable tiine. but

IWI-NDSOR. May 28—The body or Hudson Bill. sixty yeare oi’ nge. was round in a pond at Sweet‘a Corner, a short distance i’rom Wlnd- sor thls mornlng. He iived wlth his ibrother Seth Bill, and vas subä Ject t0 lits ol meianchoiy. it ls beiieved that durlng one ol taieso attacks he ettempted suicide by driniklng carboilc acid, and whlls suil’erlng from lts et‘lects threlelking himseli' lnto tho pond. Ho wus unmarried.

tho"

M.»—

end came suddenly and unexpected- iy. He was pasior oi’ live Protest- ant denomlnations ol the place. and was very hlgihiy thought ol in tho ndistrict in which his lubors weru abie and productive. Ha reslgn ed tbe pastorale et Batburst twelve

IM'A‘Is-wmo. par lino par dey. 9c. par lino par du for 3 dnys or over. tic. a lino par day i’ur 8 days or ovar. Count 5 words to a. lino. Groups al l'- ligures. initial letters, count as une word. 10 per cent. discount for cash. Address i‘orms port oi‘ sd. and must ho plaid for. Bpeclal Rates Furnlshcd Boom nd.. 7Go for sevon words l'or une week. Situation Wanted. for seven Wurds. 50e per Neck.

___ _,___,___._.__———_——— ‘MAID WANTED—Good wnges. Ap ply 144 Prince Bt.

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'W.ANTED—2 PANTRV GIRLS and 1 chamber maid at Victoria liotel.

'FINE REPAIR'ING or AL...

- years ego and went'west. where he

heid several charges beforo going, to Viking nwo and a hall years ngo, He was ili’ty-lour years or age and was in the ministry for twentytwo years,'eight years ol which werc spent in New Brunswlck in paston ales at Hnrcourt. ans River. Camp. bellton and Buthurst.

No. 8 Signal Company Wiil 'l‘raio in Camp

No. 8 Company Wlns in Eiflclency

in Slgrm'illing. Over Ali. other

Unit! of Canadien Mllitln lor 1921.

kinds .promptiy nttended to. Jas. White. .____.____,.____._____. ‘FOR SALE at a bargnin, a NEW Dœlgo Tourlng Car. bought but never used. A. 13.. P.O. Box 456.

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'ERING YOUR ‘LAWN MOWERS to 38 Kent St. and bave them put in perlect running order. Jas. White.

!Major K. S. mogers. Commonding No. 8 Signal Compuny receivud u telegram yesterday stating ,thar tho Compuny wouid train lor aine days in Chalolttetown ICamp -wlth a to— tal strength. ail ranks, oi’ one hun- dred. ’l‘hlia wili be gond news l'or the majority 01! tho men as it iws| been,uncertniu fur tire past. iew weeks, on nccount ol the heavy reduction in nhe îMiiitia Estimatcs, whether the «Company wouid go in-

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'LOS‘T—A. LITTLE FINGER RING set witb. two saisi). diamonds. Greatly valued by owner as a keepsake. Please notily Mrs. Keith Rogers. 53 Bnyi’leld St.

___._.____.._._____.._._..—— mous: FOR SALE—Aï BRIGH- ton. concrete cellar. seven rooms. hot water heating. ensmeiled bath. 3600 down and 830.00 per month im- a .hundred months. wit'nout interest. Apply Rob-art (lotion.

‘FOR QUICK SALE—2 UPRIGHT

'apiunos snitable tor a sommer cottage; or ter .practising on. Price 3100.00 and 8125.00. Cail or write .Miiier .Bros.. 145 Gt. George St.. Chariottotown.

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'FR’ESH SHIPMENT oF CAKEB We hnve a complets assortment ot Mnrrin‘s Cakes in Cherry. Sultans. Pound, Genou. and Den- vur. Send ytiil‘ order to ihe Woymouth (nain Grocery. Phone 871.

__________._______...._-—— 'MAN OR' WOMAN T0 DISTRI- bute well lmown lino household

to camp or put in 'lts 1922 training in evening drllis. 'i‘he Camp iast year however. was so popular wlth the whole Compara/y that msny oi’ the men recently npproached Ma- Jor Rogers oiïering to train in Camp withou-t puy il neccssary ru. therr thon have even‘lng drill. ' ibis, Îiowevor. wili net be necessary as lull pay lor one hundred amen hns been granted by the Milltla Dept. The reduction in strength i’rom une hundred and liity-eeven oo une bun- dred ls quite a beavy one but wili ensure only the very best quai‘itied men being taken on this year. The doilowlng ure lihe results on the Signniling Classification testa ior the year .1921. just receivodz— lMajor Rogcrs. 1st. Glass Signallur Capt. MoLeod. M.M.. 2nd Clans Signalier. Capt. Comad. F. 13.. 'MJM.. 1st Clnss Signaller. "

Lieut. Chandlsr 11.0.. 1st Clans Signaller. '

Dieut. McKenna, 1.. Clnss Signaiier.

Liant. Rigs, l't.N., 2nd Cisss Sig- nailer.

vB., lst

necess‘.ties; tremendous demand territiry nrranqu. work pleasunc pay iiberral even for spare timc e“Barricade or capital unneccs- Hary. Bradley Compnny. Brant lor'l. Ontario.

W.“- ‘AN ACCOUNTANT WANTED IN werv large lirm toast as Exe- cutivn. must ho irnined in_ tire inirlcncîes or the prolessinn. We have trehbied msny a salary

through our instruction. Twenty yeurs unappmached record be

iLiout. Worth 'W. 11., M..M.. lst tCiass Signaiier.

nSgt. Williams. C.P.. 1st Slgnoliers.

Sgt. -Bcll. D.N.. lst Class Sig- naliers.

Sgt. Chandler. C.IS.. lst Ciasu Sisnnllers. '

‘Sgt. Kieliy. il in".

Closs

Sinnnllor. _ ISgt. Plckurd. C .G .. Bignaiier.

1st

ùlnd our system. tlculars. mini, 'l " Box 110.

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Attend n Bis

Bsnd lor par

Class Signsller.

Set. MMMnstors, A.D.. lnt (“flaii

Clans

i .. 1st ’Clnss Signa'l'zl

“Opposed to

Universitv Plan

(Speci‘al to Tire Guardisn) ST. JOHN. .N. B.. May zsfl’i‘hat the proposed establishment ol une central university in tha Maritime Provinces, under tho Cornegie ii‘und, et .Hniifax. wouid resuit in the depiorable effect or leaving no lnstitntion'oi’ .hlgher learning in New .Brunswlck and was, there- lore. a pian which could not be viewed wlth compiacency by the peonie of the Province. was tho opi— nion voiced by «Sir Douglas liszen. Chier Justice ct New Brunswlck. speakinlg ai the U.N.B. Club t0- nlght. v Sir Douglas said tire plan hall grown out or reports submitted by experts irom the United States who. ai‘ter spending a lew hours lli the Maritime Provinces, had hazard»

quirements et tho three provinces. 'l‘he reports. he said. were erre neous in many respects.

'i‘he proposed scheme. Sir Doug- lns sala. was a retrogrnde une as lt wouid destroy the wealth ol tram. tien thnt hnd grown np wlth the University 01 New Brunswic'k. tounded as it had been by the Loy- nilsts. ISlr ‘Douglas expressed thc hope that the i’riends o! tho Univer- sity wouid rally ’to lts support by exposlng tho taliacy oi the pro posed scheme.

Roman Ruins In Amiens Laid Bare

-nAIRiiS. siVlay 27 — Between tho pont war. commercialism thnt is gripping France and the groin housing shortage. the country has narrowly escaped loslng one oi' tho finest Gallo Roman ruins yet discovered. .

‘ln the course oi replaclng ol' bouses which were destroyed by tho Germnn bombardment in tho Rue de .Beauvis in Amiens. work men discovcred bas reliefs on au cient tombe. sections ot columns and pleces oi sculpture. ail in a gocd state ol’ preservation. Local archaeoiogists iwho examined the lind prononcer! .the place the site or an ancient Gallo-Roman edii‘icc o! great dimensions.

'l‘he owners ol the property then interrupted the ressarchers and nrdcrcd the bulding woirk continu— ed. This was done despite the ef-

ltoris ot the archaeoioglst, and the

ruins w-ere quickly buried .beneath a bed oi‘ concrets.

Tho archaeologsits thon present» ted a 'plea no the 'Mayor ol Amiens wiho trunsmittedi it ithrough the pretect or the Somme to the Min- ister or Fine Arts. 'I‘he work oi’ building was ordered stopped. and it appean now ihet ihe State wiil tuke charge and seo that the ruine ure excnvn‘tcd.

IOp'i. Cahill, A. P., 1st 'Claes

Signaller. i

Cpi. Dixon, J. W., 1st Ciass tSlg- naller.

Cpl. MacDona‘id. P.B.. lst Glass Slgnaliers. .'

Preparatory to Camp, it ls de— sired that a complets check oi‘ clothlng and equipment be madà and therelore. ail those N. C. O's. and men hsving retained ciothing. ril’les. or other equipment slnce last year ure requested to bring nhem in immediately and have them s'truck olt thel-r charge nt the Drill

sbcd. They must obtain a re- celpt ior saine. - ‘The Signailing School in Sum-

merslde. runder the capable manage- ment et Sergt. A. D. MncMasters, ls progressing spiendldly and it is expectod thnt the Summcrslde boys wili this yenr glve tho Charlotte- town section a hard go ol it for the signslltng efllcicncy in tho Compon-y.

Albcrton and .Montague have not hnd un? slanulling scbools ns yel "mi il la fcii ihat ihn bars iront 'ln-r0 who “'m'o lnio camp li.‘ ylnr wili bc imck xiunln wili: il considc-ia‘biy improved knowlcdge of the signaliing codes lrom the'u' wintors study. .it is hopcd ihnt schoois wili be heid in botnh ihese

vSgt. .Simpson. li.H.. uM.‘M.. 1st

places thls year.

anber Trade isimproving

(Speckal to The Guardian) . .S'l‘. JOHN, N.B., May 28——-Busi- ness aiong the North Siiore ot New Brunswick is picking up. especlal- iy in the lumber trade. accordlug to W. G. Mliiler, ot the Canadien Government Marchant. Marine staff. who returned t0 the city inst night lrom Campbeiiton, where he bus bcen l'or the .pust two weeks in connectlon rwith the loading or the steamcr Canadlan Tronper. Ml'. Milicr snld toduy that the miils nlono.r the Mirulniciii wore worklng full biast and employing a. large numbor oi' men. and that the opcr :ttors were gectlng a gond price' for ihcir product. 'l‘he big mlii or tube Shives ILumher Company was sawing 5600 legs a day. A large amount et lumber was being shlpped overseas, aithough part ol the shipments bcionged tq the Im- perlal Govcrnmetn and nwere stock that they bought ut variçns times.

No Loan ior tho s German Govt.

(SpeC'tal to The Guardian)

PARIS. May 28———The Commlttee oi’ international Bankers in session bore this evening served notice on Germau-y that iurther considerution ori o. billion dollar ion to the Ger mas Government le virtuniiy out ol tho question untii Germony accents in luit rhe conditions of the ultima— tum oi‘ the Reparations Commis. sion which expires May 3lst, and

ed reports on the educational relalso gwes adequaœ gum‘qntees‘thm

inflation oi’ Germany's currency wiil bo stopped lmmedlately. The committeo then doclded to adjourn untii May 3lst to nwait the deci- slon ol Germany.

fl‘he conclusion et the bunkers was arri-vcd ni. during thcir meeting

lwus nnnounced that spare

Canada Com- ' mined to Leagne 0l Nations

DONDON. .‘Ma’y. 28—Camadn ls now commltieed by the signature 0l P. C. Larkin, iligh Commisw sroner to an agreement to submlt tu the Longue oi Nations any dis- pute which le linble t0 lend to in» tcrnationnl rupture. Canada aise promises by agreem‘ent not lo re- sort to war untii three monihs al- tcr tire decision. oi' the League is nnnionnced. iNîelt-her \Ci(nlitliil nor Brlinin, however have yet signed iiib protocoi which empowers n gciiel‘ni blockude tu enlorce com- I pliunco' wilh lire ternie ol' aille Ingreemcnt. "

World ilight is Delayed Further

PARlS, May 285Major,w. 'T. Blukc and his conipanlons in their :itln-mpted flight aronnd the worlu, who flew i'rom Lonan t0 the liylng field nt 'Lebourget. nenr Paris. ch nosdny. fallcd m gct nwuy today in continuation 0l their Journey. lt parts werc belng awuited l’or the airpianC. which was round on ihe tirst drian llying not to bc tune-d up t0 ihel

liisii Question ' , in Meliing Pot

(Specla; to The Guafdiul)

DONDON. May 28—7119 wholc lrish question la in the meiting pot again in the conierencc be tween :Brltlsh and irlsh signatories now procecdlng. Tire lrlsh are be mg asked to show that tbe elsc» lion bnrgnin between lilichnel Col: lins and Eamon de Valera ‘is not ' violation ot the treaty since li denies nhe lrlsh peuple the oppor- tunity ol’ expressing meir opinion on tho treaty. The treaty disai- lowed élections ior ‘the Daii in Northern lreland. The barguin provides tliat though there ehall ibe no elecilons in titis areu ilie Ipresent noembells lediall ooniiinuc t0 slt in tho Dail. 'l‘hls it ls charged ls an evasion il not a violation ol tho treaty and consti- lutes a delinnce oi’ the Nortliern parilament which the .Brltisb Gov emment cannot ignore.

A HeavÎËtorm in Westmorland

(Spec'ïil to The Gusrdlan) iMONC’l‘ON, May ŒS—The eiLy was vlsited yesterday alternoon by a severe eiectrlçsi storm which continued intermittentiy untii thla morning. Tlie storm set in about

‘prcper pitch. Itho necded parts iei't thc Croydon'

i

A“ immune 1’93"“ 5 o'ciock and lor over an hour there

'was an aimost continuons revers

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Commissioner

to Charlottetown.

ll‘liers was a large sttendance at tho Snivatlon Army Citach yes. terday alternoon where Commis- sioner Charles 50men, chier ni' Salvntlon Army in Canada. ad- dressed the meeting and received a hcarty 'welcoxne on ibis his lin-t vlsllt to Prince Ed'wm'd lsl’and. T‘he (“omniissiouer was accoman- ied by Major Brnrrows and Licut. Coi. Adby who assisted in ths ser- vice. The meeting opened wlth singing. lollowed by prayer by Rev. D. McLean and Scriptnre readlng by Mrs. Adj. Cranweil.

IHis Honor Lieutenant Govcrnor MoKlnnon, prcsided and lu ex- tending .lhe weloome oi' the pro» vince to the speaker relerred to the spiendid n'ork nchieved 'oy the Salvanon Army in rodent years. Sometlmes the t’dct i3 bemoaned that there are too many divisions in religion. yet durlng the' war lt was in different divisions thst onr men leught while servlng 'undor one banner and fightlng l'or one cause. At .the present tlme, when serions dangers and diiñculnics

nirdromn. nenr London. ihis morn— îng. but was obligea t0 maire a iunding ncar Calais bocause oi rog.

Artillery Notes

Capt. Hhuglilton. {tire nrti-ilery instructor. is doing excellent work wilh Nos. 2 and 8 Batteries and is gcttlng them rendy l'or inspection hem on. June 15111. and for Pota—

beratlon oi‘. thunder wlth tlashing o: ilghtning oi’ more or iess inten- si‘ty and accompanied by a. heavy.I downpour or rain. 'ln tho early evcnlng the storm abated somewha, but se: in agnln about mldnighr when the thundcr and ligbtnlng wero again heavy.

‘Thero wero no eariy reports cl any damage done by lightnlng.

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FEARS GilIR L HAS

centrant the country. lt ls assuring to know that such an institution .as tho Solvation Army exists and

Sowton

Tells What Army is Doingt

Worm Welcome Extended to tho Chief oi tlie Salvanon Army ingCamda on liis First Visit

at Ottawa. las; yesr in on. ol rthese. matemlty hospitah dom (et Winaipeg) 1.400 oblldren woro born and not one mortier ion. ber lire. ‘Mostly ghe patients are' mon ried mothers who psy tiroir way but others are poor uni‘ortunate girls who especisily nsed hein.

An important brancb ot Army work in recent yen." bal been in connection wlth police courts. and primera. ln Ontario lut yen 1.300 prison cases were bander! ovor t0 the Solution Amy. 500 cases lrom me Police Courts o: Toronto. in lnclie sinon; tho crim inai castes. 81110113 men bol-n into vagabondage and tbievery. tho son pel o! Saivation bu been Carrier! by Army miselonnsries who bave been gi’ven e free bond by me sov. emnient. Settlements wers bull. and empty opiuin eiieds utilized‘ for schools and workshops where threa or leur bundred. of. the worst criminais in Jadis wera tangbt tu rend and writs and work a. well as io prav.

Olie utounded official mer sec lng the change mm in. tbe character or thesa delperate mon declered tbat it must be mesurer

ihat -peopie are being ted trom

‘something higher tlian tne soapv

box and the ipiay bouse. He wel— comed the Commissioner and whlle regretting that his vlsit this timef was s0 'oriet, assured ilim that when tired and over-w‘orked dual ing the summer months lie would‘

(1nd no more reetful plaœ m which are being relonned

to enjoy a vacation than tire lsiand

lsm. “No Sir." said. me Army ot- licar who accommied btm. "lts not mesmerism. lts kindneu. lirm nase nnd discipline; and nbove everytbing eise lis t‘be (me 0l Todsy in. dndis tho Army has in lts charge 40 Ietdsnisnts wlth oviefl diMOO aimais. who and wbost chlldren wili srow up wlth

this nlterniuonszhich was attendedl

by Km! Bergniun“ “a l.epresmm_’wawzt on June 19th. The batteries

'tions commission's conditions prnlr

tch ot’ Germany. Bergmann imme- diatoly ielephoned the (lecislon ut the bunkers to Ueriii..

lin reparation circ_ies tonlght the

oi’ the financiers probably wouid l'c suit in complets acceptanpe by Geri muny oi’ ull thclr conditions. lti was lurther statcd that sequins-l cence by Germanytin- the repara-

nbiy wouid lie productive of n 1min ol’ more thon a billion dollars. sinon, tho bunkers have dctormlneii ilmtl a largo lunn couid lie ul'rnngcil u.1-l dcr tilt‘se clrcumstances. . 'l‘hc fin-i .inciers conipleted thelr inqulry i . t0 tire stnto et Germnny‘s linu se at this arlternoon‘s session. and it was expinined that they had rench- ed a point where Germany’s gnar' untees must be fortlicoming bci'orc the committee could diseuse thp, dc- toiis oi’ luan, tho socurlty [or il and many points.

Tho bunkers wlii take advantugc ol their adjcurnmcnt tlii ncxt Weli-

i

l l

wili leavc hcre on Monday alter-

DROWNEID HEasELF . QVER FI‘RST LOVE

Province. lits Worslilp

chance for honestv such s: ihe Mue, Jenklm caste never land boiore.

cxtonded a henrty welcome on bo’

People have asked how it li

view was advanced that me action,

noon. June 19th at 1.30 and wlii arrive lit Petnwnwu on the morn- ing ol’ the 213i. spcml four days in training. tirriVe ut Monircai on tire morning_oi' tire 25th. remalnlng there ail tlny and returnlng home Monday nlght. June 26m. Excel' lent nrrangcment rcz‘ meais and berlhs wili lie made and withoul question ihc trip promises to ire the fincst the nrtiliery have ever taken. '