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01'I‘AWA. Feb. 19.-Parliament
has before it main estimates for
nsggl year 1929-30. Today Holi.
A. Robb. Minister of Finance.
the lengthy list of spprporia-
which provide food for much
during the session. The
for the next nscsi year am-
to $391,501,840. Last year the
was $385,l52,'ii8. There is con-
an increase in the estimat-
the coming fiscal year over the
for the present year of $6,355,-
Ansiysis of the estimates shows in-
appropristions for about sev-
the departments of govemment
there are decreases in some
dozen others. There .is a not-
increase in the amount appro-
foi- European war pensions.
session, parliament was asked
vote $39,000,000 for this purpose.
E year the appropriation is N2.-
an increase of 
total appropriation for pensions
the coming fiscal year is $42,-
as compared with 839,159,412
1928-29.
Parliament is being asked to vote
more for agriculture this
than last. The total estimate
agriculture, as it appears in the
tabled today, is $8,483,826.
at the lest session the appro-
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
COMING EVENTS.
MEETINGS. ETC.
"ROBIN HOOD RAPID CHINA
OATS, better Oats, better China. All
Grocers.
"Reserve February 28th for Con-
tert in Afton Hall. 4460-2-20-li.
"Warning: - Special Western
Bliow, Montague Saturday. Yeo's
Theatre. 4406-2-20-2i.
"Dance in Grahame Road Hail
Wednesday evening, Feb. 20.
, 4449-2-10-2|
'°Dr. Clift, M. D.¢-Start now home
prevention cure. _Purdy Station, West-
chester Co., N.Y., USA. 12-12-3mos
“Annual meeting Emerald Ship-
Ding Club will be held Friday even-
IDE. February 22nd at 'L30 in Bprins-
deld Hall. 4421-2-19-2!
"Club loading h°Bl at Murray
Tuesday, February 20th. List
J. W. McLean, SMYGDIYY-
4439-2-19-2|
‘HORSE RACES st Cardigan,
Feb. 23, at 1.30 p. sn. Three
4476-I-20-Iii
Murray River Women's In-
wili hold e. "Jigga Dinner" on
February 23rd. Meals serv-
5 p. m. to 8.30 p. m. Short
4427-2-19-2i
Club loading Hogs at
on Tuesday, Februl-i7
Wednesday.
4464-2-20-ii.
match, Stanley Bridge.
night. Feb. 20. Stanley
vs. Emerald. A_iso Friday
Feb. 32, Stanley Bridge vez
4473-2-20-3|
“Hockey-Big double-header at
Ciillsow Intermediates vs. North
va. New Glasgow lmpcrials. and
Glasgod Intermediate vs. North
I- Game starts 8 o'oiock sharo-
“'14
Borden Line Bhibillhl Club
live hogs at Albany Thurs-
liet from 12 to 3 p.m.
Reid, Secretary.
M134-ll-li
“rho bondsu um shipping 0109
bold its annual meeting It N'
Bebooi, Friday. February Bod.
in. ihpreeeutattvse of the
will agtomnd (ld-3 W 1'
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Gpeeial to The Guardian)
southern Jugo-Slavis, Macedonia,
Northern0reeceandThraoeasare-
suit of disastrous hoods, were report-
ed today in dispatches received hero
from Belgrade and Athens. The exact
number of casualties is unknown as
conditions are such it is impossible
to make a cheek. The Danube river
bedisiammeawubicetbreewteu
feet thick for 400 miles and is being
dynamlted. Preparations are being
maaetooopewlaitbeieéuabgerm
Vienna. Pressburg and Belgrade. ln
Thrace and Macedonia bridges and
hundreds of cattle were swept away.
Storms of! the Spanish coast did eer-
ious damage to the fishing neet. One
boat was wrecked and mother barely
made its way into Bilbao, while all
fishing at Almeria was suspended
HOTEL MERCER
' iCanailhu Prm)
NEW YORK, N. Y., Feb. 10-The
merger s_t_an early date of two of
the largest hotel systems in the
country, the Bowman-Biltmore and
the United Hotels C0mPl!\!. both ox- I
tendthl from the Atlantic to the
Pscific,isrumorsdhere.Inl92etbe
Bowman-Biltmore Hotels Corporatim
was valued at $35,000,000 and with
the United Hotels and several small-
er corporations which are to be swept
into the new combine, it is expected
the new chain will run into many
more millions of dollars. Two of th
more millions of dollars. Two of the
United Hotels are the Mount Royal,
Montreal. me rung Edward, in 'rox-
onio and another is the Admiral
Beatty, Saint John, N. B.
S/iot By Detective
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(Canadian Press)
WINNIPEG. Ilan., Feb. 19.-When
he attempted to shoot his wife and
her companion on a downtown street
yesterday, Harold A. Reid .was shot
down by a city detective. Ha died in
the policé ambulance while enroute to
hospital. Domestic strife prompted
R.eid's action. The couple had been
separated for some time.
RULING RBSCINDED
(Special to The Guardian)
NIAGARA FALL-S, N. Y., Feb. 19.-
Thc immigration ruling compelling
aliens in this country on temporary
pei-mits.io pay an additional head
tax and submit to s. second immigra-
tion exsmination upon their return
after making brief visits to Canada,
has been rescinded for the Buffalo
district, extending from Rochester, N.
Y., to Cleveland, Ohio, immigration
oilioiais announced here today. The
enforcement of the ruling was op-
posed by hotel snd transportation
men here and reps-esenhtivss ot the
Falls chamber of commerce and the
Hotel lifenb Association went to
Washington and took the matter up
with the leeretsry of labor Davis
Saturday. After the injustice od the
ruling was explained toleeretary
Davis. Commissioner Hull issued the
order exempting the Budaio district
from enforcement of the rillinl.
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Delegation from'.
Teachers Federation,
Requests Salary In-i
crease From the Loc-[
al Government. f
A delegation of teachers from the,
ri-moe nsvml mana 'iuen¢r'r€
hdei-ation waited upon the Govern- 
ment Tuesday, rsqumting an increase ‘
of salaries. the premier and every
member ef‘his_l:sieeutivs council be-
ing prsent. ltr. C. B. Jelly. presid-
ent of the Federation opened the’
discussion outlining the activities of
the lederation since their unsuc-
cuful interview with the Govern-
mmt a year ago. Be stressed the
CANE!!!-R.A, Australia. Peb. 10-
Pacing the biggt political aisle
sincePremierW.S.Bmheswentout
of office in 1018. the federal govern-
ment is threatened with defeat over
the financial agreement bill which
finally eliminates per capita pay-
ments by the Commonwealth to the
states. Labor is solidly in favor of
restoration of these payments. The
defeat of the government would
mean the resignation of Right Hon.
Stanley Bruce, pidme miuiiter and
his cabinet and formation o » min-
istry for James Henry Bcullin, labor
leader, as the latter could not hope
to retain control s general election
would be inevitable.
Deportation Bill
(Special to the Guardian)
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cbargaofmurderiog!'rsserRobin-
‘preliminary trial of Murdock Dunn.
MANYDEA THS TE ED IALSETFOR ESEATSOLD
SE  - REPORTED   mvgarngfzar E BSTRWEDNESDAY .FOR szzsooo W H I]  
ms   __ EABHEHS _W PHI] EEUIN __  9
m,_M_ NI Ei] W "__, IN THE EEl]EHil A M, ......,...h.;..;e.; BU Til EUHEIFE
CASE , . . Mm.m---.
_ lished at 3225.000. This is an advance
inoek exchange has Jun been estab-§“’hy N01; 3 Boy 01- Girl
fro Prin Edward'
of 525.000 on the price which was es- In ce
 sou. is, bu been set for wednesday E nbiubeo only a :ew weeks ago. in Island? _ El\l'0ll in
iFrvmvarvwnC°fr¢lr»°°¢l¢ht) moruingnobiusonwusbottaeestn
-iderstood that a new nrm is being
after he and a companion col
` the case of the $200,000 seat it is un
°TrAwA' nb' "-1-he Dum* ilided with Dunn as they skated on : formed, but in the case of the latest
°““’°'°"“"”°"'°°°l“ in barium alma nsnimu
tionitveningforthetransferofi ° u pon is
'S e ‘was tumed over to the police by his
nwumes w rt. M father early todai after the author
natural _ , _ _
‘H °°ndm°M “ t° edu°‘u°n°1- M' [ities had conducted a search for the `
nswssassurprisingasitwas, hm h H
ernment undoubtedly felt it extreme- ’
ly unsafe to persist in the policy,
which to say the least is distasteful;
in are entire were as sounssa wus. C001; Makes
not present during the debate and
whatever supporters his case had in' Appointments;
the house felt that discretion was the .
I
trictio »
notable as to its general eifect, be- , youm E “Shout E eufnghi' t .e is
itwmapmyewmyws lvisaidtohave spent enigh ina
barn where hes revolver was
eause
ehewan and Manitoba in whatever' ` ` vy _
em; ‘S to m I | found by Chief of Police Costey this
settlem
'moi-ning. A .38 calibre bullet. lodged
areefIectedi.ntheircase.Geners1imm 'in uk f Roblm
in . e p e. was en rom
middle we;t"provinc:.tand‘tIi1e gov- EMEA may .t me “wp” wan'
eeriousnsmof the situation explain-
ing the attitude of the teachers up-
WASHINGTON, Feb. ll-Pl'i7vi-
on the receipt of the report of the ‘mm E” me d°P°"‘u°” °‘ ‘um
de . hw t th _ E gunmen and alien bootleggers, foi-
lsgation. the ey immed
lately passed s unamiinous resolution S 1°‘"”3 °°‘“'1°"’°”' ""° ”'°°"P°"°“d
worm” the necuuvs M lppomt » in the senate deportation bill today
by the house and the amended meas-
su
another delegation to place before
thadovsrnmentthsdamsndsofthel
teachers with rmpect to sstisfactoryi
remuneration. Kr. Jelly further ex-_
piaiusd that unless the delegation.
received s favorable reply he wasf
autim-ues by the miei-tion w can 3
s special meeting or ure means be- f
fore or during the session of the log-
islsture. to give them an opportunity
to decide what action they should
adopt.
Re stated that the delegation was`
very reprmentstive, in that the del- `
egstes came from the three counties,
rerlesenting rural, village and city:
schools.
Mr. Leo MacDonald, Queen Square
School. Charlottetown, next spoke
setting filth statiltlm showing the
smaslng discrepancy between the
ure was returned to the senate for
concurrence. 'I‘he house amendments
did not materially alter the intent
of the Johnston deportation bill to
define more clearly the term “unde-
sirable aiien" and to accelerate the
process of sending him out of the
country. The senaws classification of
violators of the white slave law, an-
ti narcotic and immigration acts and
the habitual criminals and imde-
sirsbics was augmented in the house
to include also bootleggera and
dangerous alien gangsters. ‘
Ooiricident with the passage of the
Johnson bill, which was the approval
of the department of labor, it became
known that influences had been set
to work in an effort to persuade
President-Elect Hoover not to take
better part of valor. Dr. Edwards
has received many oongratuiationsas
the result of his victory. It was due
edhiscase
' set for 'hi y. iJ»
Another resolution which provoked The following appointment, were
much discuuion was moved this sf- 1 mdc:
NUDE by U10 Prim! mihiiiél’ ll fill- ‘ _'dn 0| Pf°b.¢°_Hm»°1d L_ Pu.
1°": mer.
`"m*" it 5-' °¥P°¢”°“'~ th" P*’u*'i iThe appointment of Mr. Palmer.
ment DO approve of the general sp- § ,ho had been ‘cans in mu gpg-
proval of the treaty of renuncistioni' my was c°nm.m¢¢_)
°f W" 'Nm W" 518°” 1° Pl-fi-‘».°“ ‘ clerk or me cmm sud rmibeub- i
the twenty seventh day of August. “U of 9,, Supmm, g¢m»¢,_R,¢gm|m |
nineteen hundred and twenty eight, Heb” g,°g¢,~¢_ i
wi behalf °f H18 Hliwiy f°r °h° 9°- ci-fu er me Legauuve an-mbiy l
minion °! Cmsdl by the nieniooiw- -sr. ciaii- 'ri-ainor.
fiery named therein and that this rmvmeui aeaitb omm-Dr. P. A.
House do approve of°the same. |‘ ¢f¢e1mm_ -
"And that s maaeasa he not to: Georg. sneiioou, Tiguun, was ap-‘
iheemets to acquaint their honours; poland a. commmioner for taxing
out this more :mica with the sen-` acimowieegemem. or _deeds lu and for
ate in the approval of the above men- 2 prince county,
tioned treaty." i
The premier's speech was s mes- '-;*"‘1‘* E
sage for peace, perfect peace. espec- ;
sein-lee we teachers or P. s. r. me “Y *°"‘°“ th" mfg!" filflllef °b~ Envy in tbe United states and with Tu,oB,-ac-ken Govt Esau bas established an extensive en
tho" of me other provinces of cam struct the Ciperatiogismoi’ ‘tile my- the hope that the example of Canada; ' fhibit and in fact all me Dominions|
“L 11, imgmggq me gm; mn me H8111! Cl"-‘B 0 0 ll 011 would assist in contributing to s' ' ' ' =and many of the British possessions
avenge salaries paid teachers of the “E °f lm- *Wh Will \l¢¢0In¢ Gf- more general adoption of the senti- M lnlsters Reslgn Eare well represented. A six mile walk
pquqmm “mg mm um wg Motive on July I unless suspended ment by the world. 'rm resolution ;is required to pei: aii the stands.
gh, *uhm ef 3|-mgh commbgg °f f°P°°1°diU fb' m°l1\¢im° by C011- -_-ii-S-#_ ;Speech making was reserved until
to 8052 nate teachers br Nova scout, FW- -Continued on base 3- _ wmmm Fm 19 _wma n itnis evening, wnenine obvemment
parison in the neighboring provin-
ces and those of our city schools.
Edmonton. New Brunswick, _for in-
stance pays their High School Prin-
cipal, $4,000.00. Moncton $3,400.00 at
least double the salaries paid the
Mr. Cecil Hynes. Montague. foi-
iowed, showing the amazing mem-
bership of the Federation. B36 out of
the 614 teachers of the province be-
ing active members, end lined up be-
hind the movement for better sal-
aries.
Mr. Norman MacDonald, Kensing-
ton, next spoke showing that where-
as the govemment has increased ex-
penditure on all other public services
during the lest few years. the am-
ount expended on education has re-
mained stationary. He pointed out
that thvilsb the Government seemed
anxious and willing to spend money
lil bringing lmmilrallis to our shores
tbl! lbllliod to bo indifferent to the
modus of many of our mme ggpq.
seek
erpertsefosnadsortbelepubiio
principals of Charlottetown. ~»
ieuaa me amount inseam wbb rriuiumwusnimeruebsrans-
"'°1°lv°dt°l¢\v»¢bssrevim¢to nsuouieboiieisrhartiyamrtiie
a more lucrative position in oth- gpmmg of the xpgislaturc.
(Special to The Guardian)
LONDON, Feb. 19.-While vis.
lting the Canadian section of the
Briihh industries fair today, the
Prince of Wales said that he in.
tended to endeavor to visit Can-
ada again in the near future.
VATICAN CITY, Ieb. ll.-It
was leaned in\Vst|osn ciroim to-
day that opposition is the prin-
elples of "Rotary" has been with-
drawn by the church authorities.
MADRID, Feb. U.-The King
signed a decree today making ef-
fective Spain‘s adherence to the
Kelloq anti-war treaty. The
council of ministers approved the
treaty last night
(Special to The Guardian)
SAO PAUID. Hilti, III. lif-
Tho 'liste liver In the hmrt of
l|'asi|'s soles growing dltrlot.
is experiencing the worst flood in
G0 years. It has overflowed li-I
banks for several miles. About
5,000 houses are under water and
25.000 persons homeless. Heavy
losses are expected.
Pulls, Feb. 19.-Eleven home-
leg Parisians who sought rcf\ll'¢
from the bitter cold in a house
In the Batignolles quarter were
found aspbyxlated today 110|' I
broken all pipe. A twelfth was-
found Unconscious but was reviv-
ed after considerable effort. Two
mothers in the (Null were Nil-
sned to a lesser d¢¢‘l’¢¢-
LONDDN, Feb. 19.-Moderah
ing temperatures through Europe
brought fears of flwd-S ffiilll
thawing snows today IM “ml-
ed alarm over suffering to CWI'
cern over eropl. lI\l’¢l¢l|l\’|!
want. Inhabitants or vllhsea in
ummm, sbiims. vm row-
iug to svscnte their homes with
valuables. 'l'be thaw alrsalf 55.
started there.
of purchases of Winnipeg Electric; WWW
Company Stock by the cabinet min-  /6 BE A 
company was being consummated bv YOWVE 
j‘Session May 19th.
f At a meeting of the Provincial Gov-
lculy "° me fm' "“°“‘m°' -md p emment held yesterday, the date for ’
°°°'m°m' '"7 in wma' h' P"°5°°"` i the opening of the legislature was '
` esda March 19th at 3 ru
while me teachers or P. is. r. receive  " -~ -f - ~ Rm, C,,,,,m.m°,, continued ,ts mob, i 1° iemicrins a banquet to the lfsdins
on an average only $537. this means , I mu, charges of corruption md by ilxllibiwrs Ind buyers. at the Man-
=»~» --1 -- dm- of LAST MINUIE NEWS F1./i.sHEs =  F. ._  i me M P-»=~ -1 ve- --
fmt WN' °*' Y" |'°°°"° *UW* 5435 , E Provincial Conservative leader, Pre- `Pmm°' stun” Budwin mu 'mem'
P" mum- H* mm' ° fmh" °°m’ I mler John Bracken, speaking in the ‘md °h° °p°°°h °f tm P“m°° Wm be
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legislature today, confirmed that
Hon. W. R. Ciubb. Minister of Pub- g
lic Works and I-lon. W. J. Major. K.
C., Attorney General had tendered
their resignations to the government.
The resignations, however, have not
been accepted by the government.
h Pr i ill
d rdi to t
:xt biccanmngg ‘“w;ente::b:m I Brhish industries fair today an order'
made to the legislature, and its views  W" pl-“ed fm' Cmmnn h°“°y '°
ascertained.
‘Both resignation.: are the outcome
isters at s time when the lease ot
the Seven Sisters Fails Power site
the government.
Bracken. "that the action of Mr.
Ciubb and Mr. Major did not infiu
ence their judgment on the contract,
We i'00°llille at the suns time, how- W/
ever, that their actions were inludio- %/W;
wus me inebcreew- /” ’,, .-
7 ”’ /
“We are convinced." said Premier 
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itranssction it is understood that the
sale was between two members of the
same flrni-George Gsrneau, of
Johnston and \\'a.i'd being: the buyer.
The rapidity of the advance ln the
value of seats is credited 'o the 'en-
ormous increase in busfnem in the
last two years. Little more than a
year ago seats were quoted under
5100.000 so that in the intervenlng
twelve months they have more than
doubled in value.
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Yesterday the car ferry experienc-
’ ed some little difficulty with the ice.
, She made tivo round trips. however.
` but me mau train aid not reach the
city until 7.30 p. m. '
The Aeroplane
Yesterday the aeroplane arrived in
this city at l2.30 p. in. and left ten
minutes later for Moncton via Sum-
merside with mails.
FAIR OPENS
(Special to The Guardian)
LONDON, Feb. 19.-The great/est in
I the series of British industries fairs
don and Birmingham, without any
ceremony. The Government of Cen-
»broadcast by wireless. Queen Mary
i will attend the London section of the
fair tomorrow. An interesting innova-
tion is a *ready reckoner" quoting
the prices of Biritish goods in forty
foreign currencies.
| Lormon, reb. io.-wunm twenty
‘ minutes of the opening of the great.
the value of $50,000.
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BEFORE You
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opened today in two sections, at Lon-A.
, the Oratorical Con-
F test!
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The Canadian Oraiorical Contestis
being sponsored by several newspap-
ers. and by certain of the depart-
ments of Education in this Domin-
ion wirli two ends in view. They are:
Firstly-to complete the education of
those who take part in it. by giving
iiiem. through the contests and the
preparation for them involved. an
invaluable training in the art of pub-
lic speaking. And secondly-to do
in some degree for Canadian Schools
what Ce:ii Rhodes has accomplished
in a larger way for the Universities.
Consuniarit with this, it is planned
each year ro give one pupil, winner
of the Canadian Championship a
splendid opportunity of rounding out
his or her education in school b_\' a
European tour. Now. pupils. of the
Schools and Colleges of Prince Ed-
ward lsiand. you have just as good a
chance to win this as i.he boys and
girls of any other province. Fill in
the entry form you will ilnd else-
where in this issue, and mail it st
fonce. notifying your teacher or prin-
‘ cipal that you are doing so.
i Remember that the time is getting '
,short now, as school contests must be
y concluded by March 15th.
1 If_you were under 19 rears of age
; on February lst. lm, and are a pupil
ibrgi-ade.srx,x.xrauuxniutb»
irubiic scnoois. couegee, Universities
lor Academies of this province, you
are eligible.
The following schools have entered
' ' KINGS COUNTY
Murray River School.
Sburis High School.
New Perth School.
Rollo Bay West School.
Little Pond School.
South Lake School.
QUEENS COUNTY
Mt. Stewart School.
Hunter River School.
Dunstaifnsge School.
Pleasant Valley School.
Springfield School.
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PRINCE COUNTY
Aiberion High School.
Freeland School.
Kensington School.
CHARLOITETOWN
West Kent St. School.
Prince of Wales College. .
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NORTH SYDNEY, Feb. 19.-Port
Warden Joseph Sheen. J. H. B-hude,
mssterof the S. S. Stanley and A .V.
liiorbes. superintendent of the Marine
Railway, made a final survey of the
S. S. Teme. and pronounced her to
be seaworihy and in fit condition to
proceed to sea.
The 'Demo is going to Saint John.
N. B., to recondition her cargo of po-
tatoes beiore proceeding to her des-
tinstion. Havana Her master is now
IWUNDK word fibm Ottawa regard-
ing the assistance of an ice-breaker
t.o put her into open water.
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