MAY 10. 1932. _
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Gm-  '.°°‘“* “WW” “ld tile" vel I into the matter. I _ - , 
h - ' _  91:5 in  793'! iiK_' h Coun. Day: “We investigated that ress. T0
 1) '"°' ‘-'°‘ *"’“-‘*'“P°“ U and hs-acknowledged that he was `
‘ U  §°o?rf.i`i'.f.P'°”°°'““ °' “““‘*- W1-ts-on so --... .....n-- Pdrents At'
,mb of Dr. Cmhen was not real- gimm-me “Dum” Wt in some dovohxhtuistixessey. what did you _
Wd” m“'m°" h V '“°‘“°°°‘ '“'f°°i°4.P°1'°°°I_'°fe tak' co . ns : “w didnt _ Ratary 
ucumatoimantliouahtthatimenqi _ou tm “ff V ° ‘i°°“y
circumstances, whesrnrvmnoi In mmm mtmdmwz'
th’ ‘ ' ` ' _‘“m.b’°°5h° W°!° 'UN ull' Coun. Hennessey: “It is a world
Kmwuum' "pm" 9'1"" Du” muh u didn-g him se ef "Ten Commandnldhts for _Par- Park school district was held last
tits to oops with his increased slvis coun, ' ' ’° '"° ‘“°°““ .
_ Hemsssssy imtanscd el-ies siripss, or something." °“*°' f°i‘m°d *iii* *hem °f "1 ih' evening in the school building and
neun. cud: some means should of zines being paid whlcblie alles- coun. noull in seconding the mo- ieffiiiiiis address, given before the was a great success. Mr. J; A.‘Moore
be found mmobtaining increased ed had mt. h,m.."°eh,¢d _hy the mm md it W” common knowledge Rotary club yesterday by Mr. Reg- c
wiv? ‘gsm um 'hh Ci°y'but had been putin thepolice- time the Polic, 3°,” W” not ,uhh inald Davis, a memberof the Na-. following program eaeb number of
coun. _ ‘ .Q __ _agreed 1 mens pockets. chief Birtvvhistle timing in h “hmmm” ,mhnen tional comsell of the Y. M. C. A- which was heartily enoored by a
cm H w» _:... " n' '° '" ““. th’ °‘i'° Wim” °°ii°ei'iled l-rs was not satisfied with the po. M” DPW “P” °°“°h°° °“ th” hi” 11°"-if-The feature number was
I5 the °"' 5 ""“`|m‘"’mty "5 °9“` "UU" Wh° hifi IMD but aboard lice Committees investigation in pa” Plhyed hi’ R°““’Y md tm “
screed. _ V - “Q their ship. ' ' thi, imhmm The mhhuoh was Y. M. c. A., in the process of so-
"°""°""°‘ T°“°"‘°"°‘ ' °°‘"'- H'-'viiwev asked if the disgraceful, he asia. inatancina oil.- °’“’ "“°h=°“‘°"°11 vid commended P. s. entilcd "oct Your Miln"- Ali-
» . Police had -foundoutwbobadstolen 3. mmm 6, ‘hem mhwnduct Rotary on what it has been doing pareiluy they knewiiew to do ibut,
The cityheaith report was read certain articles from button he which had come to hh, ,mehhon ,with respect to boy's work.
colin. Hennessey asked what was handed these articles to the City Mm. th dh ment of cattle and hogs
to be000i'i° 01’ f-hb Wlilllfl- In wine Clerk. ‘ _ _ _ ' husmml time ngggalngf 35333 "|312" The speaker thenydiscirssed the evening.
miles. ii° *i\°“¥h°» *N “Plliiitlrv Stroll: oomplalnt as to the ss- parents Joh at present in this
condition was. the tenants' own minlstl-ation of the City Police ne- mechanized and ovei-stimulated and Harry chandler of the salvat-
fault. » pai-tmene was made by the ,peubei-_ MEAT AND F00” REPORT world. He spoke of delinquency and
C0\iIi» Ti’°il1°1' "PNIO4 40\ibt The meeting developed into a » its causes, including broken homes,
whether the landlords Im collect- heated argument on personal mat- __Y°"’ W°r°m'i’ and Fenueiheh I the great increase of divorce es
ins the rents in many or time ill- mrs between colin. rrennessey and "°’°“'"" °"“5‘“f° mi’ "P°f* °f f*>°<i peclally in the united. states, and
stances- the Chief of Police. Coun Hennessey msp°°u°n 1°’ i'h° “mth endhli the blight of depression and other of Trinity church Y. P. S.
H15 W°"°mP “WUT” - W°Vi3i°1‘i 511081113 the Chief had a "spite" May 9' 1932' °°"d°m“°d 35 ‘mm social forces affecting yi*¢b.
. .night haveto bemade to shelter against him, s. statement which the ’°’ ‘°°" “hd ‘i"°'°Y°‘1~ Seven W- The commandments ho sei forth
the tentilitl It the ¢ity‘l expense. Chief denied absolutely. tmns °1 °"°”5°5- as follows: Choir.
while thus houses were beingre. vel-buf repei-ie of oeim. commit, TWPP'-y five places of biwinfdd 1.'rhou shalt not blame bad here-
tuiit or puti in proper condition. xt ies shall-men were resolved. Wm ‘°‘P°°i°d- Passed and siveii ii dlty for tha faults of your child.
was important that actionof some It was decided to repair the °ertm°°t° 9° Sevllre s, license to 2. Thou shalt not blame bad en-
und be taken, he said. ` _ present Police Patrol car. “eu ““°“’°d “Wat “nd fiesh fish- vii-onment. sele Tons.
Colin- Holman slllnzested the need Mm* ""1 GMP* Wei- APP” 27. s. Thou shalt not Judge a boy for
of regular inquiry beinl made-as to ‘X ” Serious Charge 1032' the trouble he causes _you.
the health and sanltorlnoas of °°"‘“‘i°“ Ulm 4. 'rhou shalt not handle svinn- choir.
waitresses and-restaurant staffs in His Worsh‘p referred to a dance N°”'° P" Cm' i’““¢' hi- toms only. but seek causes in de-
thh Cum V _ on Ahhh 15 at the L o_ Q R Han George Munn  4.4 vious ways_ _
coun Hennessey-suggested that He had received a letter com lain Ch'T°w“ cmd' Mm 0°  38 5. Thou Shalt not take ov r the
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tin sity miaht or-ect sanitary tons- me that two city noucerno.. were ”°“’“‘ P“°’°”““°i Milk °°-  4~° responsibility from the child.
ments. charge rent and put the ten- in attendance in uniform that night W' H' smith   4-° 6. 'I'h0\'l shalt love him but not too
anis to work;on the citynnd the arid that they were intofdcated. A" R' MCKBY  4~0.much.
value of the rent be collected in this one or the officer... had ordered a w°°d Bm-  41 _‘ '1. Thou shalt not compel him to
why, _ person ‘mms in the hah to get up H. Lefurgey ........-.......... 4.4' repay you in cash for your kihdnes5_
After fllrther discussion a co ' wana” Wheatley  33 `
ln- and dance, q_nd had threatened io 8. Thou shalt not expect miracles.
mittee cohsistmgrot Comm Day’ throw him out M the person dd A. C._1~Iolmes .................. 4.1 9_ Thou Smit cherish 3 sense of
Heilnessey and Holman was ap- not do so. The Mayor thought this 'R'°per Bros'  5'" i1l1m°i' “hd iiteadiiy i'€f\18€ t0 be
pointed to _investigate the unsani- was a very serious matter, yet he E‘°‘s¢°n BMS'  35 Siiwiied- .
tary housiilg complaints and report' understood it had not been irlvesti- Grand McMillan  43 10- Tiwli Shiiit F10! Seek i0 l11¢\i<¢
buck to the Council. ` gated. He instanced another case of mms ROP"  ‘L0 him iiile y0l1i'S€i1'-
The Meat and Milk Inspeef,or'5 a. xnan said to have been beaten up R' Cullen  4'°. MY- Davis Cvinmerld 011 H1959
nport was read and adopted. 'chore while being arrested. the policeman W"“°‘“ G“°'“°i' ‘md 5°”  35, various commandments. For in-
lias some discussion on the proper in this 'case being one of the two T' G' Bmthers  4-3- stance In regard to No. 5, he quoted S
covering of milk wagons under the who was intoxicated at the dancc. A' .McRae and sms  3'5f-iiidsc Lindsey. that thi! PATCH*
new civic, bylaw. ' The Mhgistrate, he said, had held  Mgwmiuim "'°"""°"°~~ ‘iojshould endeavor not to make the C _
_ M na hwet hm.. and theihphcemn sdney 1g:nman_  5.0 pm, smooth' io, his child but to h fix breeders at the present tnie-
Exchange of Bonds ` had been suspended fbr' ten days. R°der'°k M°D°n“1d "°""°--- 3-5 help him walk sure-footed along Mr' H' T- Holman "ted as chair'
_- A v No hepbrh he said’ had beenmade. L. M. Beaton .................. 4.1' paths 91' natural I-oughne5s_ iii” and MT- I-“Wen H5fiC°°i¢ as
csun. K il to h it ' Evert* B°YV°’  35 P rnfs huld not e Et mir- 5“°’°““i'- The ‘“°"“"g W” ‘he
cnne y said some offers t e C y Council. This was a il 0 S 0 X09
had hem received for an exchange mat." In which he believed the Albert Cudmore  4.4 _
if Sinking fund bonds. which would council should assert its authority. W' s’““”“’°°d  “li is ii l1°W Pf°°eSS- It wwe- 0°* °f V'
mean a saving to thecigy °i.e°m, He i-aferi-ad also fp me need ni °~ '7~ W°°d    3-6 habits and habits grow out oi' acts. fi
non. Both classes of bonds, he said. stiiefiv enfoieins the bylaw respect- w”"“’d Kelly  3~8 Parentsshould avoid lat, too mush “
. John Aylward  4.2 r iii _ 2 el, e u li nel m- 3
were Kuaranteed by the Dominion ing motor ng il.e8ai1y on the Park Lom Kelly . N 36 Si/'HPS y il 0° m ° °° e bundling the disease 'situation and
Government _ driveway   . mf,ii,n_
on mobo" of Colm. Kennedy’ Chun Burke' chuh_mm or the E. H. Douglass  5.0
seconded by Coun. Trainer, the 'Police Committee, said he had re- Pure Mrk C°'   35, lnandnient,” he said that parents
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Finance Commmee was authorized “wed notification that the p°hce_ John Dickenson   4.0|sh°uid regard themselves more as gven by prominent foxmeri pres
io use its Judilment in the ex- man referred to by the Mayor had G' Th°mps°“  'mi B h0i'i'ihie ¢i“\h"Pi° and mi “S Shih' B
viiiiiise of bonds provided the ex- 112211 S“BP°h<i°ii f°f i=i'i d“Y=- He James walk"  M' mg lignts' Th°'w°"d is °h°”“mg' move until after acommittee whlcii
lrhringe was confined exclusively to immediately got his committee to- F' I' ‘mdrew """  "  33| YDUY Uhiid. he Said. li B0il1S i-0 PC W - ’ ‘
bonds guaranteed by the Dominion Qether and held an investigation. wmmm  3-9 diffemh fr`0m yOU- 1;# Wiii bi‘€i1i¢ a
Government bearin the same rate The f0\1Ild that lhe 0111 Olicn-S0 , ‘ away from loyalties lv ch you coll- ..
of intel-est. ' . 8 agaihst the ofi.cer was fc; having ChT°W“ C°`“d'_Mm‘ 9°'  3°-°| sider precious. The futiirc is his. In mmm' at their “gui” m°"‘h]”
coun. nouil asked if a sufficient illused a msn who was being west- “mth P°‘”“"“ “U Milk °°  33-0| ihe meantime, you can give him t
amount was being set aside to pro- od. So for as the charge of drunk- A' R' McKay ° ' ' ' '
 28'() the ¢’iPefi°h¢9 °f h°m¢5 that are t
vide for sinking fund. coun. Ken- emless was concerned, it appeared vi°°°r Mcwiluams  26"’ h“i“f°i» hind and oo-operative. As S
uedy replied in the affirmative, f that the officer had not been on Aim” C“dm°i'°  40~0,Prcsident Hoover says, life finally h
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Colm- Rearddn ‘or the street duty at the. t/me. but had made B C. J. Wood ...................  goes 5 way whim me fee; gf youth di
Committee read B report by me mistake In heaping his uniform on Louis Roper .................. . have taken. V
Uily Surveyor of Dtrmanent street The officer. he' hdi'-i¢d. WHS re- Roper Bras' ' ' ' ` ' ' ' ` ` ' ` ` ' ' `
"  R'°t“’i““ W- M' MW” W” in the
work in Charlottetown. Permanent primanded by f-hB Sf»iP¢i1di8i'y Mitzi A' MCR” and sms  2 ' Chau' *md me 9“°5t5 were R°¢'°"‘"‘
repairs to the “Phan streets now “tram for hm mhconduch and had John Ayiward  7.0 Dave stewart of Moncton and
laid would require a wh! expend_ promued zhnt it would not happen F. I. Andrew . . . . .
............ 25.0 Rehgh Tmney of summe",de_
.. ~ I~l'1~CR0KEN D V S rt d cidad to hold L di
_ _ The inducements held out to bach-
. by DP °f°°ii!Wi, » *U0 li 1’eD°i‘t of named. He complained that certam 5,, W hm Although the youth movements elore, young 0,- aid' i,i,ek,°i- white,
as sa ed that there was an _ _
houses vislted and condemned, as individuals. if not than in Jail. ummp; an the pm or Ponce of which sprang up in varlouscoun- were indeed oi a, ,er-ioue variety _
unfit for habitation He asked that were invariably charged with every “een to shield one an th _ I ' tries since the war have largely dis- irresistable is the proper- weld _
o er f a
ii" Cii';3;':‘°” uk' Wm' ‘Putin i’°\1\10l‘y that takes place. mu inveaeightioh were not held h°w_ Hblbeared, it is B. 80041 S1811 W BW and no doubt the effect of the
in the ~ Continuing, Qelm. Hem-iuggey “ld mom “nous “sum mi the attention iven to outh todo labor f 1
_ _ h V y - gh; f0ii°w_ 8 y y. s o this hard working and
Mayor stewart said for hlspart certan articles had been left at his The motion to hold 3 ubhc R but the treatment of boys and girls cxiereinely vigilant "society" will
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he woulld certainlba 5 recommend that door whichhhd been ,him ”m¢_ Council inquiry passed without 5 is not so thorough and scientific as shortly be fell; throughout our lund_
these PM” - time ago from Mr. Prowse. ~He diaehtihg ,,°,ce_ tho attention given to the treat-
- McKinnon.
Groom gave very acceptable violin
Summerside
in the Torwn Hall last night to dis-
acles of a child. because character °
In regard to the Tenth ,,Com_ any outbreaks that might occur.
Much valuable information was
board meeting. which takes pineal
Thursday at 8 o‘clock.-S. l
Annual Gdiocert
Sp r i n ,g=._____ 
School`._Dz°s"trict
Tile annual concert of"- Qjpring
Iiiiiyette given by .a number of
y0liiis ladies of Trinity church Y.
Miss Margaret Sterltiford was the
efficient piano accompanist of the
Instrumental music by Willie Carr
ion Army Band.
Duet: Messrs. J. A. Moore and M,
Playette: "Get Your Man." Ladies
Solo: Mrs. N .D. McLean.
Male Quartette of Zion Church
Intermission. Sale of candy.
During intermission Mr. Percy
Solo: Mr. George Bears.
Male Quartette oi Zion Church
Reading: Miss Florence Brown.
Solo: Mr. M. McKinnon.
Solo: Mr. George Bears.
Solo: Mr. Harry Crnswell.
Solo: Mr. Jack McLeod.
The National Anthem.
Foxmen Meet
(Special to The Guardian)
A meeting of the fox breeders 'of
ummerside and vicinity was held
use matters of general interest to
uscome of a meeting held recently
ith the object of forming an or-
aulzation to deal with research
'oik in combatting fox breeders,
nd to make rccommeridations for
nt. It was decided not to appoint
ny officers or make any definite
dian National Fox Breeders Assoc-
his evening, and lay before them;
he objects of the proposed asrf
ociation and get what infomation
ey could from them on the fox
seases. Meeting adjourned until
BOYD WILL
Bbiibly presided and called off the
as appointed interview the Can-i
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THEWoRl;o"s 'CREATEs_T”PL£&YCRo,u_No f
Wilde" \`/awfiéij/bf“Ré`c"reationéi` A`t`Era'ct"i`onsi  R 1
Canadiens Fortunate in I-ioiiday Advantages Their_Courliry Offérfsj
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Q . In mnlority of Canadians
_f;`-f'¥§`iprobaI>ly do not realize
  lvilrit a wonderful choice
`},f._'iJ:; oi'_ vacation opportunities'
\w,`»`” this cuuutry offers. How
`§j»h,§; runny of us in any one
\"~.f'_1 province have first-hand
kuowieiige of the Wide range oi at-
tractions of our neighbouring prov-
inces? Many no doubt have goric
librolld io seek a holiday, forgetting
that our olvn Dominion is un-
equailed in the exceptional vliriety
and range of its recreational re-
sources. Surely a country which
attracts visitors from other couri-
iries by the tens of millions must
liilvo recreational features of inter-
est to its own citizens.
Recreational Areas
Easily Accessible
It is so easy to travel in Canada
thot an interprovinciai tour is a re-
creation which e\'ery Canadian
vacationist may well and profitably
undertake. All the developed and
much of the undeveloped part of
the Dominion is easily acce§ible by
train, boat, or automobile. Canada
is served by two of the worId’s
greatest railway systems and a
number of smaller lines. The
equipment and service are of the
highest, standard. Steamers built
specially for pleasure cruising afford
many 'pleasant trips ulong the coast
and on the extensive inland water
system of izikcs, rivers and canals.
A cruise from the hc.'i.i of the Great
Lakes to the Maritime Provinoesis
nearly equal, in distance, to un
occuu voyage. Good roads lead to
practically all scenic and sporting
territories. Canada’s road system
includes many thollsziniis of miles
of surfaced highways, well equipped
with direction signs and danger
signals. Tourist accommodation,
from campsite to hotel, is avciilahle
almost everywhere.
National Parks Cover
Large Area
Naiional and provincial parks in
Canada cover nearly 25,000 sqiifirc
miics. They are areas lviiich have
boon \vitlldl'a\\'n from exploitation
and llre being prcscrlcd in iiivir vir-
gin bcriuty and wililncss, for pur-
poses of pleasure and recreation.
The largest nhltionni parks are in
the Rocky Mountains section of
Alberta, n region of unsurpmscfi
scenic splcndoilr lidmirrlbly cquippoll
b_v nniuro for all forms of sport onli
recrcoiion. There are also iillport-
lint pzlrks in liriiish CoIumiii;i,S;is-
khtcilewnn, i\I:iniiob:\, Ontario llnli
Quebec. Accommodation rrinccs nil
the wily from liircc modrril hntvis.
to lo: cabins and tents. Fisiiiilz is
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one of the chief' attrlwtions m the
parks, but game animals and birds
are rigidly protected and their fear-
lrssncss never fails to interest
visitors.
Summer Resorts
Numerous and Varied
Throughout the Dominion there
ore many summer resort districts
which offer a wide range of attrac-
tion and variety of accommodation.
On the Artlilntic coast, in the prov-
inccs of New Brunswick, Nova
Scotia and Prince Edward Island,
are typical sea-ehuro resorts, where
salt-water bathing, soiling and deep
sea fishing are the principal sittmcf
tions. ']`he rugged beauty of this
coast and the picturesque chilrm of
the fishing villages, at the head of
every inlet, cannot fail to cnchaut
the summer visitor.
Quchec’s summer playgrounds are
of the most varied nature insclllding
as they do, sell-shore, mountain,
lake and forest resorts. Along the
lower St. Lawrence, summer aol-
onies have been established at
many points. North of the St.
Lawrence and Ottawa rivers the
Laurentian mountains, olothedwitii
pine forest and dotted with lakes,
constitute n vast summer and
winter playground. The Eastern
Townships, which adjoin the inter-
national boundary, also have a
number of well-estaiblished resofrlfs,
on picturesque lakes and rivers.
Ontario has perhaps the largest
number and greatest variety of de-
veloped summer resorts of any of
the provinces. The Thousand
Islands, Luke of Bays, Muskoka
lakes. and Georgian bay are known
ihrolltzhmlt America, but there are
in addition equiilly attractive, only
slightly lm known, districts. Ac-
commodation includes everything
from minlpeite to palatisl hotel,
and oottagixl may be rented, in any,
district.
In the provinces ol Manitoba,
Saskatchewan and Alberta many
attmctive resoris are located along
the shores of the lakes and rivers.
The Canadian Rockies are world
famous for scenic beauty and con-
tain some oi the most highly de-
veloped touriix. resorts on tha
continent.
British Oolunisia, with vnriedan-d
mlendid scenic ati.l'sci.iona,isstcru.o-
ist wonderland. The province has
majestic mountain ranges, and ex-
tensive lake area, stately forests, an
imposing coast line, and many at-
trocoive resorts in setting of excep-
tional natural beauty. .
Government Bureau '
Free Information Service
For a number of yeerl the De-
parvtmenf. ol the interior at Ottald
has been engaged in the prolmotioll
oi lthe Canodiian tourist industry
more especially the development of
tourist travel from the United
States to Camadn. It is also en-
deavouring to influence Canadians
to 'spend their vacaltion in the
Dominion. The National Develops
ment Bureau of that Doparitincnh
will gladly furnish interprovindsl
road maps and other information
for the use of those planning a
Canadian tour, and where neces-
sary will refer enquiries to provin-
cial and local tourist organizations.
Appiimnis should be as q>c»cifio sn
possible as to the section of Canada
in which they are interested, in
order that available infomation
may be supplied.
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iiure of umm the report states, again. “'I'ha.t, said Coun. Burke, ' ‘ ‘ ' W" C 3 eh
Estimated cost bf graveiling West "was as far as the committee could _ F°°d I""”°°t°" Nishii B* f-he Chhhdihh N=¢1°hhi H°'
street. ral-is 'rci-i-aes and Mccllu so." They had no evidence to take Wi °“ T“°“d”'Y ‘he wth'
_ ~ d gentlemen: iiihfhe
m n ii ee i-gpg b lu went back to duty after his ten days Y°‘"` W°"5h1i’ ““ - 1
beaieefl; ici-rietnulnbcii lgoyearsrzlhd suspension. ~ Th* ““""°'¥“°‘i 1*” the h°“°' Hon. G- Shelton Sharp. is new Ie
done when absolutelg' necessary Mayor sbewut: “Th” is ,_ good to submit hel'B'With the City P01106 mefnbef. was intraduced by Rong. It
The Mhym. hefened to sheet my in eneoui-age the police to get R-°P0'rt for the month ended APP” ian Percy Turner and the charge C
- 30th 1932: read by Rotarlan Dr. J. A. Clark.
Davements being listed as real es- drunk and keep drunk. I have state » to
lata of iii 'i in eiyi bond issues. ments signed by people who were at Thifii' i-W°_ 1\i1`¢5¢S WEN ¢ff€C¢€d The musical program included a an
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"i°f Siieii flagrant misstatements the that dance. 'rhla Police committee vii-hin the C-ty limits diifiiiir QP* local solo bv Mrs. Roy Clldmore at
whole cuunefl wg liable to he sent is evidently very easily 'armed' 2? the fouwmg 01°-'aimed °f h°' who was ericored. _ he
to the nit tin he said. It was This policeman was WW* °P ° ' _i
i-\1°°i'r¢0lfeto :y ge city owned real previous occasion and was sll-iiP2hi`i' 05"” Argests C°n2' eo
estate ig .1 mx; len, i-eu; gg. ed for a month and lnoiitlit Dwi-
hts' they 'own is not worth tll0.000". If Yi?" 11°" P°"°° °“‘°°"‘. ‘"‘°
\sdrsiaied_ malls it s habit of seine about
Ooun. nolmm instanced the drunk in public. Wil mit!-NV" Wu
Market building and schools. The discharge the whole of them- It_il
Hiro: said the warm building was common knowledge that the offs-
Nt an asset. 'niseaohools were vest- ers .were on duty that night. and
POIFCE REPORT
Drunk and disorderly .
Drunk and incapable ...
Theft    
theft   
Vagrancy ... .... .... 10 10
Totals ... ... ...... 32 __30
In addition to the above mention-
sa in tnistoss 'rho' only rssi ss- thattiisv hai their "ii‘f°f°‘° °“- M M
  as --~= rs- -» or °-ri °f ner' .....°°°.:.':° '" “°.; n.::'°;f.'. err; ‘::;°...‘.;°:‘::.° 2;:
s » - th d in: v WI# ° ' '
muilldmg md qu.°m'° Whm' M in Tim.. ° me _ being for 8D0edin8 and five for ne8'
d' Umm 1-rem-.casey asked why the lecting to stop motor vehiclw at
A tender--for mwlylnz oil and
. ' r - _ _ mc is impeiigiou stop signs- Three convictions for
llloline Wal discussed. Colm. Hoi reason for the :a e 1: ti; e “Wm humrmz smuggled liquor. one for
lull suggested tlirdsafrability of had'not'been UWB _ 1
_ ii” he me responsibility was common assault, two for Juvenle
3 any mM |'n!!!md fr the xgiggfgtg, to command the Delinquency, one for abusive lang-
!" “nt"'m. P i force l-ie uagc one for allowing vicious dog
'ith this sumstlon. ooun xsane- reswit °f i-11° P°‘°° ' '
Twdm (the lowest in ash sus) onicisl ‘did net 0°
_ ' ' _ -mpg stewart: "Was this affair twenty six samples of milk and el-
.MH mlmlu” °! “Fw” und' 'fn ei `di-imkenneaa reported to the even of cream from licensed milk
_ vendors. delivering same._to the
' ' ‘ ' i ' chi f or Police sirtwhlstie: "Yes, sity analyst for test. In connection
ills Pm. nothin! houses .vu. 0° ° , ,ee ward si- it-1 set withths 'collection or millr samples
The appointment of a.  for
Ml¢ilti'lte?"
- ' 'nn hmm,” io move- ini- a reduction to be at large, one for permitting
setidx “mt .mad d fn`"the Mafstrateb salary if that dog to annoy byblrkins- .
° 'mm' * . iii, duty," On April 2'1th the force collected
'Won or  xounsmsy. IIN °"°°°°" ' ' h
g-nwymoosletterusenextday fromstorekseperainmarch, wen
vlth the Market Oommitfee. :id npofhd up uhm" mum! w mum mhmmt'
tive or the offenders were prosec-
_Qcd under the by law reqecting
mill and mit vendors, resulting in
four convictions and one dismissal.
we assisted th.. Prohibition oslo-‘-
Oinm. Hanaeaaey said a divliil
h°lt would be-placed of! the Park
this summer.
A muon narannnxr' W1
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weather conditions favorable he will   7726 GOfning
Avenue was also given. ' any steps that would suspend the ' R°t“”““ Ne” M°L°““ “S Wei' cut an airline across the atlantic __
The Muym- huggesied time per. mlm further, and he accordingly coniid back to the club after his to
(Continued from Pa” D - ‘_Duty: Whoso escapes e. duty
avoids a gainp-T. Parker.
Upward, upward, let. ua climb,
13 12
4 4
Unlawful entry I-ind
2 1
himself.-Browne. .
tion in each case-
lows 3
Prohibition fines nil.
$101.10.
Prisoners escorted to the Qi-i¢`0P8
County Jail .. ..  
Prisoners escort/cd from jail to
Police Court for trial ... .
Summonses served ... ..... .
Blbpoemls served ... ... ...a
Dwelling houses quarantined ._
Dwelling houses released from
quarantine   ..... ...
Ticket of leave report/ed  o
'hansients in station ovemlght:
Vlddua dogrdestroyed  
' nl Rerpectfully subm‘tied,
Living: Every man truly lives as
long as he acts' his nature or some
way makes good the faculties of
pi
a
pected of the unlawful sale or pos-
session of intoxlcatlnk liquor. Two
prosecutions were disposed of under
the Prohibition Act with a convic-
ta
The amounts collected in Fines.
th
and Costs during April are as fol-
C0
Miscellaneous fines and costs.
Other duties perfol-me_d by tha
force during April are as follows:
one across the Atlantic ici' lhc
*LH*
the coast of Spain. Otherwise  Race
Wiii foliffw the Swat circle L0 K. of C.-Regular K. ol C. meet-
England, thence over France tio ing tonight at g_i5_ 2973.11
elv- If the fiisht is Siicvesifiii -i _ _ P! The Holnian-Pickdrd Bicycle Road
aptain Boyd will be thc first man Piiy FLYING VISIT-Pilot Jain-"mme takes hmm _hme 13ih__ as hi
conference- ing the arrival of the Car lorry iii ilioiis will ii-.ivc a field day oil thc
Capta'n Boyd purchased thc|Borden, Charloi\‘i0Wil`S i>C=\liiy,comlng Iiilporilll Economic Confer-
Colllmbia. from Charles Levin;-, wh0 spots, the Confederation Cliiliiibcr,‘en¢e_ ionihi'l-nw. A gcllorlll discus-
Bde history in the ship as ihchhorsc racing. golfing. battling. ii-‘i\'|sion of ilic Ottawa meeting will be-
rst trans Atlantic passenger i\'h°i1:irig. etc. Tho picture was lrl'<‘nii.\'igln siioriiy after the I-loiiso opcils,
iarence Chamberlin llc-lv from enjoyed and a vote oi thaiilis waslnnd will iuobably occupy the grunt.
Roosevelt Field, L. I., io E'sloben.'convcycd to Mr. Mould. er part oi thc dny.
Germany, almost five yours iico.i l-l-_ _Ill allswcr io li question by Rt.
The p‘0p‘:.sed flight would take ihc Hon. Mackenzie King, opposition
Miss L_ Jones. Verduil. Qllfiihhr leader, Prcmior Bennett said to-E 8 . ~ ii?
hlrd time. ilrrivcd in the City last rvoiiiiig..higm discussion woiiid noi, bc iim. ‘institutions to servo tho rzrowih
Miss Jones is a guest nt thc Can* lied. li. will take place when oil ap- “nfl Ui” h"ii‘i5 “-`"i"iS °f mdai'-“‘
T" --<1* " ` adian National Hotel. propriaiion of $250,000 to provide H~ W- B°°°h""~
_ ~-- for the cxpellscs of the conlcrcllcc,
True Friendship: True friend- is ulidcr consideration. Wisfwmf Th" Wiser """ “"5 me
hip is an attribute of viriiic and Truth: Truth crushed io crlrlil *___*__.___ iii0ri‘ i'@Hi“iii.V ‘i0 W0 P"i'°f`i"" Um”
lhfedlisness. and can only be cc- shall risc again. The ciernnl A Trllc Woixl: How sure it is that happiness lids in olll' i1i'i'\SDI ihhi-
Ghtcd between high and noble years of God are hors; But or-lil wc say ll true word, instantly weiit has no more enviable gift than
In sublime endeavor;
Nor forget oilr work in time
Acts on the for-over.
A Job: You will always find
fxi ‘ i_ A. BlR'l'W.S'i'LE, minds. The food may, thc bad ror, wounded, writhcs ill pain, mid feel it is Gods. not ours, and pass 'iho uneventful moments it brings
_ela‘in five searches of premises nies  ‘»_ N 5 ' chief of Pollcezman must miss it. dies among his worshippers. iii on.-E. B- Browning. i-Maurice Mlicteriinck.
Failure: The only failure it man
39:: the N050; -‘lhilllhhfll bl; Dim; cs Wade al'l‘ilvcd iilbtilc Cliiy SU;ldhY\rcady anilolinccd. The roads are sci- ousilt to fear. is failure in <:leavinS
9 590011 0 Y t S0 0. about 11 o`c ock y P3110 1'0"* ting in good shape now for can-it
iiei' beiiis C0i- Ciiiifits A- Linh' 'I‘rui~o. bringing ovcl' a passensel'.jtcstants tranlnir. N--George Eliot.
i‘8i1~ Iii fiyilill alone. CHP il" Mr. Russel Davison, former clerk of. Thys is an annual affafr iimt iei
B0yd Wiii lliiiliiilli i0 h0iCi his the Victoria Hotel hero, later man-hooked forward to wiiii inim-uri, The
‘U59 'hy dffiifi i'0°i¢0iii“§- The nBCi` Of the Nova Scot a. Hotel., Ti”U'iprizcs this year are in keeping with i
BHC Wiii Iwi be 0¢llliDPCd with ro, Mr. Davison is how in thc auto-;o¢hc,~ years and from wiini we cnn iui pc,-iommii C Oi miie duiie;
dio. mobile business. They loft on return i ti rr i Qing io be ii long
"The modem development of in- at 5 o'clocl< the some afternoon. rof Iiui'ic;.gTlic course will be
trumenis has greatly simplified the --_ ihe snmc ns lost year, nearly half'
roblems of navigation," said Cap- Gvno MEETING -- Hon. H. F._0[ it hnihg how Fayed i-ond .md we...
in Boyd. "I am confident I can Mewpliee wig ciiulviilali at ille reg- i_<ho,,h|h-L hhhdm. if hu time I-Noiedsiq
old my course with thc stocklulur weekly Gyro diihcr hold lastlwohid he i,i~0k(.h ms yea;-_ Boyfh 1f|j0
anel and a Sperry horizon." evening in the Canadian National you im-,~,,,i<i sim-ind irnining, ly;-iierhe
The flier will take 450 c:lll0riS._l-lotel. A new picture “Tho I-*iv iilgget going now, it's the last lilly-
i'°Vidih8 B Silfei/Y Iililfilih 01' m°i'e`the Gull" was sllolvn for i-he fmt yards ihni count. ‘il
an ten hours. He said lic might tme by Mr. A. H. Mould. the hotel  I
ntlnue on a leisurely fiiiiiii>‘manager. The picture shows vor- O'i”T/\\v/\_l\1ti_v 9-<Bythc Can- ,r
round the world after ihc Rome ioils sccncs in thc Province illclild- adm” i-i~n_..i"l'lic House of Com- had a shot nt.-Lorinlcr.
o the purpose he sees to be best
Little Duties: Great principles
ind their pi-opal' issue in the faith
it
safe rulc to take n thing just as
uick os it is offered-espcciauy a
b. It is llcvcr easy to get one
xcept when you doll't want it
_but when you have to get work and
o lifter it with it gun. you will
iiiild it ns shy as nil old crow that
very farmer in the country has
The Obsolcic: You might as lvcll
go to thc caincombs of Egypt and
‘scrape up tha dust of the mum
mics and knead it into forms, rind
‘bake thcm in your oven. :md call
such things mon and present them
ins citizens and teachers, for our
'rc :lrd ns to hrii old, limo worn