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Issue Debentures
'RIRONTO Unt, April 1-(By (ByEdward.l.Nell. Aseoeistedhees debentures totalling 801500000 Wal
lii:nniiln’rulli|lsilln Seek  ie iliwis will
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  _ _.___ _- Canadian Press)-Power to issue < '
-0 . 'ine ouumun Press)-"rho mo- spam writer) sousnt for the canaaisn National  K E Y I S 
1 .._'_. , Donald Brier curling championship iulmson souaan canons, Runway in abui debated in tae ~
is likely to be an entirely different New York. N Y April 1-Jackie House of Commons tonight This
‘ s o I ' _ , ,, - _ _ .
A il b l 9 SlSi'i9I'S  d wen, nut your," ins 'roronlo 'role-~ ixiarnerg, ins white onuueiwniri- sum, said iz. J. minion, minister or MONCTON- N- B- Avril 1-(BY
_ C  S ‘ t er S F-gmggyg-wd|y_ wind, came far enough back along Railways. was theestimated needs 91° °“1°di*“ PFW)-'Th' M°l\°°°"
rys I S . ~'-i,"'1'l;s suggestion which has met the road to his old place near the of the government-owned road for Hwk' h°°¥°Y °1“h Will 11°" HV’
'I' u I* n IIIJ G I’ a.i:“i‘vi¢i=~u.. snuov-1. it u Menon. _pr or ow lchlwelnm onlin w on we weiblv =1>= new raven not
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slips;-ties concerned, is instead °ld Be1i1mY.i"\1l1er. a little bull . _____...__ Season. it was learned ionisht
 A t F 0- m 6’ hating ,epresentmves from ewh dog of a fighter from Boston. to a _ Seven members of this year_°'s team
mmm u hu been the 'system draw--in a bristllng ten-round duel | I C ‘will be retained.
Last   the past, that the province, of before a crowd of -12,000. i nsuranC€ 0 Sammy McManus and- Aubrey
Fl. _
“That the girls can S Wil-11
success any field that in P¢1‘f°i’m
in was conclusively d nstraied
lest ulgnt at the when on
a fine sheet of ice, th till Sis'
ters battled the Abbie isters io I
scoreless fdra/w.
Ra’lbird comment before the
game, indicated that e girls, from-
Sinnmersldewould amp the 1°CBl
lassles. The Cryiita Sisters looked
classy in their n ii!\_if°i‘i¥\-S IB
theyworked out. t _skaters and
nifty stick-hanal the girls irom
me western cs. ai, manasofi fic'
Mr. crirord M gomerv, showed
class with a cupial 0.
when me “ge got under way,
the Abbie'Sist s showed no fear
of the Crystal, Sisters' formidable
record and stooped fisht ini# the
Westemers. /'
rar: oalvn-:
For thegyeater part of the first
'i-iod, the play was on the Abbie
blue line iiut a stout defence re-
i`eved by an occasional dangerous
rally, kept the score sheet clean.
Neither goalie got a. difficult shot
to handle in this period iiith0i18h
the forwards and defences tried
hard. Mclnnls on the Abbie S`ster
defence handed out some stiff
checks. The sandwich session saw
no score. The play centered chiefly
in centre ice. Both forward lines
bacls checked superbly but lacked
cohesion _and f`n'sh about the nets.
The third session was the most
thrilling of all. Irene Linklctter.
heady Crystal centre, broke clear,
.manoevered one defence out of po-
sition but Mclnnis brought the
Crystal star down with a crushin!
check. She took a penalty but saved
a probable goal. Another timelsones
stickhandledito the goal mouth to
give supporters of the i°°ll team
a 'thrill but' her shot m'ssed thai
et. These two illustrations jusi
_‘bout el»moolu»...uio,a1sr.-is was
that close. _ .
The period and game ended score-
less with the Ladies champ'onship
of Prince Edward Island still un-
decided., Cleanest sportsmanship
permeated the contest thr' hout
and the; three hearty cheers given
by each team for the other illustrat-
ed the good feeling prevailing.
Colne again Summerside, we en-
ioyed seeing youi J
Suse Sausrebrim me to
the ,satisfaction of eve .
No overtime was _played._,
' I
'rms svnriitsnsi
First Period: No score.,-I
Plenalti-\_= Melnnis, J. illnkletter.
Bboondi Period: No score.
Penaules: None. ,f
Third Period: No sooie. »
Penaltlesé Mclnnis. ,
Referee: -'J. squarebliiggs,
 I
GOAL-R/add. ~
DEFENCE-warren and Mclnnis.
R., WING-Weeks and Roop.
CENTRE-Z. Linkletter and Mrs.
Bpillet. .
L. WING-Jones, Mrs. A. Dewar.
R.l!iLIJ!iF'S-Moore and Bentley.
énzsrsr. slsrans l
GOAL-McNeil. \
DlilFlllNCE-Elia Gay, Helen La'rd 
and Marie Gaudet.
L. wma-Pei Mooneilanf and
Minnie Boswell. Q
CliN'I‘R.!i-Irene Linkletter and
Margaret Gal‘rnt.
R. W_i2NG--Anne Green and Irene
Silliphant.
CANTON, N. C., April 1.-The
Champion l'1bre__gompany ls
completing a $1,150,000 addition
to its- pulp and paper plant here
which will result in the increase
of its payroll by Ill empbyees.
Q . ,
ncggxavarr vicroma
mn 'ssruacav anim.
sua, earn 'rnsvaizsa vs.
give-TglIiiiA` sgiiqsiilh miiwlii-
Mission as AND iii crs.
sxartnc Aman casio.
Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Aberta
and British Columbia will play oilf l
in find one winner, while the Prov-
inces of Nova Scotia, New Bruns-
wick, Quebec and Ontario will also
play off to provide another winner,
the two winners to meet one year
in Winnipeg, one year in Montreal
and one in Toronto, where games
will be played arid the champion
rink will be the one with the most
wins out of three gamol." the news-
paper says-
I " TOWN
,. (Continued from Page 1)
of the people, ordered surrounding
towns to accommodate the refugees.
Except for a few hundred persons
remaining in the outskirts and
groups of militiamen and carabin-
ees on guard duty in the town, Vil-
la Santa Stefano was deserted to-
night as it continued to sink into
the caves.
Troops and carabineers arrived a
few hours after the first warning
and superintended the evacuation.
Thi city’s sinking continued slowly
lnta the night, affecting principally
theicentral part of the town, where
ma y buildings were settling and
I shciving signs of disappearance.
e factthat the earth under the
to? is honeycolnbed with the grot-
tos' ea to s leur that most, ir not
, all, pf the place would be unsafe for
ihaiftation, even if it did not en-
tirdy sink. The grottos, built by the
Ro' ns many centuries ago in a
naxal deposit of turf rock, col-
lapsed when the ground weakened
byiwater. g
 Fire Losses
i
to come back after a long rest and
two bad beatings by the class cham-
pion, Tony Canroneri, was on the
floor., once in the fifth for a count
of five and again in the eighth for
a count of one just as the closing
bell rang. But neither the-as knock-
downs, the first the result of s. low
right swing, nor the steady stream
of thuddlng wallops Fuller poured
into the Brlton's body, could stop
Berg from pounding forward enough
to gain the draw verdict.
Both judges called the contest a
draw, and Referee Jack Denning
voted for Berg, but a large part of
the crowd and many of the news-
papermen thought Fuller, by his
cleaner punching, had won a slight
edge. The Associated Pri-ss score
card gave Fuller six rounds-the
first and the last five-and Berg the
other follr.
NUPTUNE
(Continued from Page 1)
‘eral times they had to run along-
side huge ice-bergs to be sheltered
from gales. _
It was something unusual for the
Neptune, veteran of the fleet, to
arrive empty, and Captain Stanley
Harbour expressed regret that his
men had nothing to :-how for their
month's labor.
The Ranger, another of the fleet,
broke _her main shaft and lost her
propeller a. day before the Neptune
'was disabled. The Ranger was fur-
ther south when the accident oc-
curred, however, and was towed to
port is few days later. ' _
The otherships are faxing bet-
ter. The Imogene reported today
that she had 23,000 seals on board;
the Terra Nova had 6,000, the
,V Tonorrro, ont., Apr. 1-(By
,,tho Canadian Press)-Fire losses
l in' Canada during the week ended
March 30, were estimated by the
Monetary Times at $371,800 as com-
pared with sesosao for the pre-
vious week and' with $314,250 for
the corresponding week` of last
I
i
.Beothic 3,000 and the Eagle 600!
Doctor Forced To
Abandon Sick Call
From Lighthouse
ly because they subsequently dis-
cover that an assured's statement
in regard to his health is inexaot.
Mr. Justice Fabre Surveyor decided
in Superior Court in condemning
the Prudential Insurance Company
der a policy insuring the life of
his minor son.
Tremblay insured the life of his
son, Antoine, on September 15,
19210, and October 6, 1930. The boy
died on January of the following
year and the father claimed the
amount of the two policies.
The company refused to pay the
claim on the ground that the in-
sured stated his health was good,
whereas he was all the while suf-
fering from illnesses.,
Had a medical examination taken
place, or had the company before
issuing the policies made an inves-
tigation sucli as it made after the
insured’s death, it might have re-
fused to issue the policies and in
that case the insured might have
tried to secure insurance from an-
other company, the court said.
Convicted On
Dope Charge
'rwice Berg. battling desperately' webuioi-, iciivna rigncwinsers with
Lgses- Case ine ri-oacriotou capitals, are ine
first of the new men to be signed
‘ li
y the Hawks. “Nucker" Irvine,.left
(canadian Press) wing ci this years Halifax wolver-
MONTREAL, Que., April i-1l1- lnes, was here today and one re-
surance companies which accept port said he might _loin the local
risks without medical examination club. Red Cook and Joe Mclntosh
may not cancel their policies mere- have been relinquished by ' the
Hawks.
Relief Money
io pay Arthur 'ri-emblay sooo un- F01' Tl‘€nl'0n
HALIFAX, N. B., April 1.-That
direct relief money had gone for-
ward to 'Trenton on Thursday, was
the statement made in the Legis-
lature today by Attorney General
John Doull in commenting on an
editorial from the New Glasgow Ev-
ening News as read to the House
by A~ S. MacMillan, opposition lead-
when applying for insurance, ef- The neW5PBP€l' article declared
that dire need existed in the Pictou
Efforts had been made to have
the Canadian National Railways
place a car order at the plant at
Trenton, Hon. Mr. Doull pointed
out, buf there had been some dif-
ficulty in that the transportation
system was at present well supplied.
It was hoped, however, that an or-
der would bs forthcoming as it a-
lone af, this time would place the
plant in satisfactory operation_
Contributions for relief at Tren-
ton had been going on for some
little time. declared Hon. Mr. Doull.
CLYDE RIVER. CONCERT
(cumdun nm) on the even-mg of March sth the time, wrote the order for the mas-
MON-1-R_EAL_ Q“e__ Apu] 1___Ac_ Ladies orange L°dge_ assisted by sacre of Glencoe on a. card which
oomaanring their verdict by a re- some outside talent, stages an in- ‘_:;’_;‘;°s“°d t° be the “me “f ‘““'|
commendation for leniency, n jury _ -
in court ng ginglg Bendh (bday ;Z:;“:§d;1;fa1:n;y3;‘;f; et; ;a§l_ Another suggested reason is that
found sergeant Hector vglgdg gumy ML Colm Macphau wcupxed the _ ill one old card game the nine of
of illegal distribution of drugs. Val- chan. md E wen arranged pm_ diamonds was a kind of joker which
ade was suspended as chief of the gmmme of solos dum dialogues beat any other Card This 821110
narcotic squad of the Montreal po- ' ' ` ruined many Scottish families when
etc., was carried out. The hearty
lice force when the charge was laid introduced by Mary Queen of Scots
. applause following each number ~ ' . .. b.
From _mmm 1 1931 to (Associated Press) by omcers of the Royal Canadian was mot th '_ d an h The real reason is curious and Will’ ‘i0 they Wi-Sh io bemme H
Year- TY - _ p a one an t o -
March “_ l931_ me losses wtfaued HULL, Mass., April \-Thwgl-ted l;lr<:_l_l_r_;i€_e_:_;’ol-i:_:e£__eSel_i_t_._er:_¢;e “will be ougmy enjoyed mmsem Candy mid interesting, says Tit Bits. A Scots- _  _a_._s____i.___eab_l_.;l__ei;._d in __e_errll‘i;1:n_;i;_i
$s_.,50_400_ by a roaring gale and high seas in _ 9 505' lunches were Bold md me needs man, John Dalrymple, Earl of_ __ - L_' __ d'
_his efforts to make a landing. on Si°“5 °f the °°“fi7- of the inner mm am 1 su “ed Stair, was mainly responsible, as, mam' ‘ff Pu" C°“5""“ Ve re" 5
rockbound Boston light Dr wm_ Through an extraordinary turn of Dy pp ' secretary of state, for bringing are beginning to be anxious, sus-
Illsllrallce Bl". _ er H_ sm,-3-5 lug msg; gave m__ EVBHUS. the Chi” Wi¢!\€5S BSU-in-Bt génlssztisxxmaiviagfrzzlui? ‘Lis tg liabout the massacre of Glencoe, and i’if_°“5’" he “ded” N ed
. 9 Bii We are not worried remark
Causes D]VerS]01\ structlons by telephone for the care vvade was Arthur vim' mnvicted ifor this reason he earned the __ '
0! an X Cmnt “he me U of two years ago m a_d__us, cue as ,_ L. 0. B. A. The following was thc hatred of his cDum_rymen_ The , G. P. Jones, icons.) I suppose my
e pe m r w e ,
_ (omunm new 3 keep" or the light ' result of information obtained by P’°¥?`°-mme-°° __ __ arms of the Dalrymple family had '_ honorable friends need not worry
0 liin h Old Z C of th h
Valade. Viau later became a spec- pe g c orus, ip 0011- vcr much. He was one we w 0
FR.EDERIC'I‘0N, N. B., April 1.- With a crow of coast guardmen _ nine “lozenges," or diamond shapes, , Y
Th . M dl “_ 1, th mt Au ,D mt _ _ ini agent for the R., Q, M_ p, vigus Reading by Sophie Newson. _ benefitted by the reduced stump-
oi0l1l>0S °l18Dl‘\l18 BIDBP V Wm 9 P0 ¢1' U 5 1011 D1' t H that sol “Blige th Lad ,, J hn A raranged as they are on thc play b me ovemment of
don ` the New Brunswick legisla- ‘Sturgis made the perilous trip three es mom' W” on seven] °°° °’ e y' ° ° ing card. Owing to the resemblance I "ge given `,y , g
mnihllut umm md “me Mmm :much down tho hub” A gale casions he received drugs from Val- Murray, (encored). the custom grew up of touching the _ New B,.,msW_ck_- Mr. Venlot retort.
bm.) vo,” of defntmz the s,oWm_ hawled wo” th i mu 404 t boat ode. At one time, Viau said, drugs Solo, 'The Highiandman’a Toast," ’ cd. Mr. Jones sprang to his feet and
, 9 9 0° d h it d d . ,_
ment nn the "mmm 0! an mam’ ,_ which bmmoed .bout me _ cock" had been sent to him in Saint John, by John E. Heartzf ;’:;_ngTV__€_Ii_1_;2_;/el_;__rse _l_‘~_pp;1_:e__md81_;c l icpllcd, angrily- that statement is
¢°ngmymm mum-um, bm_ The ,mu on tha mum “ll M th N» 3-. by Vllade. Dialogue, "The Pantaloon Fight.” ,, absolutely incorrect and my honor-
vpte fwes 11 to is. um, me "vs, smhfd wh 0,, th: M°‘"‘*°d P°"°° 8”” °"id°“°° "Ili Reading by Olga Mscarevin. ien- °“ "°“' able friend knows iz."
.il‘Cli'p‘iaXing some heated discussion rocks and would' have dashed the :gre hx tgeegelent ‘wus muted °°’°d)' _ I
imthe measure in the nfternoonthe um, eng; to “nd” 11'" we t tm 7 9 °m° ° V NWS U' solo by Bertie Miller (encorad). gentleman not cut timiber on Crown
division caught many govemment ¢1°,¢_ . n me' W °b°°m d"““ ‘mm V""d°- Intennlssionbnd sale of candy, GREENVALE W I ‘Lands?"
h'°m‘b°" wt °' th” H°"°°' Th’ "°”"‘” 5” °“°"°“ W” Mm  txwzdouunzfogugeggmmeniiogze instrumental music by Messrs. Hur- ' ' Mr. Jones: "Not one it°°l¢-"
e ____
r There was an exciting “Pemble lp, q_ Nm-"omg Wu, M the annum ' ' old and Melvin Scott and Mrs. G.
for seats as the dwmon hem nn' |keepe___ H" h__'.b_md md other mem ficers then entered the house. they MacKinnon. Greenvale Institute members held _omble genuem_m,s word for that
“mush the b,mdmg_ _ lbs" of the mme group which mam said.h and after some discussion Val- Bolo by Them” Mncmnnon (em their March meeting at the home _but let me say thL;_ that me firm
The government pany was °ut_ the mm stood halplwly uhm ._ a/de ad led them to a coal bin from cored)_ of Mrs. Robert Silliphant on Tues- _
- ' which he produced the marked day evening, the sth. Miss Beatrice
numbered when the first waming ‘th _U h Dm .. , .
Bounded but in the regulation uve ° U i' when Dr' sims” wi", money. °g“°' “vm I"°R°y" Matheson presided and meeting!
, f0l‘6£d t i. bdbk ‘t0 Hull. Dlldt b M188 Oil J
minutes interval before the vote was Amvh; :Ze Dr Sturm _nmw valade Joined the police force in Moa” (___i;co__ed)” “id em opened by repeating Creed. Roll
' ' 1935 H6 held Various Dolte in the ‘ call was answered by eight mem-
,taken it obtained sufllcient majority ‘ ‘
tocarry the measure. _ mately t]°ph°“-ed W °h° "Um md narcotic squad and the morality wneadmg by Dmny M“°N°u im' bers, with names of noted Irishmen.
528311 lil! illstl'llCti0lll i0 M11- J°h!1 squad. Last year he beoume Chief red An di d 1 i f 1 _
meT;;m_‘:m“\‘_'_‘f t;;”___£‘_°mc‘.f°;‘_;fi ,:_a:»boo¢l<,__wg_<>e _e_sp;s_i;1_e_?__sbc¢;=_l= or me narcotic division. _l;i_s__i;>nle__:e"r_;e_uvu1s__J¢;1al;_." __ " re” ng an sg" "K ° m "_
.me ill-si taking plus on u motion .w°°nh"°'°! advice Wm; mén by Mr: WOMEN BE" MEN John §_I__m“ “ ;“ w__’:° “°‘~ W it io school. x bm or sisz nun
fir t di i y ' ‘ Y an me Best' been paid for New Testament for
to give the measure s rea ng. B mock _
' During the afternoon discussion- hand wouilmd hm’ held ml" th” AT CoNTnAcT “M905 (en°°md)' school, and secretary had received
 A_ Dysnm lem" of we oppoah |c  be brought sefey into ___ Medley, Darkey Chorus. ‘mo as Govcmment Grunt A ]e,_ i
ion haracterlzed as 'blank cheque ibm Wm” m°m°nt"uy' SYDNEY' A“s°'°""' 59'" 1“(B7 N°"°“°'l Anthem' ter had been received from 'samu-
c
°Km'm_|on,, the bm framed to 'we j With indications that the gale the Qsngdlgn pl-{g,)._.Q°n¢,m¢¢ The acconlpanists for the evening ,mum Commission asking conmb_
the Lieutenant Governor-in-Coum ‘£23 “mit _9'b“° ah; °°:'"‘"‘:d" Bridge 1’ gaming h°"°~ It 1' tm were Mn' G°td°“ M°°K’““°"' M155 ution for mattress covers. Motlcni
ii the power to regulats insurance G J r °°mT n °‘ 0"’ ‘tit mme" “`h° "9 "°5P°“-"ibl° 1°' th' Im LM"“i'°“ ‘nd Mi” Wmme that $1.00 be sent for this appeal.
“W P|'°Vm¢° 1°’ th’ °“3“i“3 om-ge osepb' .Wd by ready '“dd°“ eI°v°u°“ °' "h° 'une "° Best A letter of sympathy to be for-
'5i' if 741° “"4 "35' H’ mm lm" moth” mp' . tm 'mk °f " ’“°j°' 'P°"°- °°m' (P°m°t Diem WW) worded to our bereaved president.
B0 iii live th! ¥0V¢l’l1i1'i°l\i5{l“th' ‘ Tenmc Md! ‘wed the picket; nundins °°l"m“| in tm “WSP” Plans were made for next meeting.
trity to_ei_ltabliah a special depart- “W °‘ W" mm Wh° “ni Vi pers. They decided years ago that ~ .
nent for the regulation oi mmf- °°i'*“”1 -'°‘°Pl‘ “ld DY- SWWII °” this is ine one pastime ui which "W" USE" A5 "0" STEPS The evenings pr°mm` smgmg'
ince companies doing business in ith’ ml’ °f`m°"°7_ 35'” 5"* dw” they can beat men hollow. They
Patrick to Ireland," by Miss Bea-|
in Pmvmce it N hm desired' upon their ho” md blinded them 5” it in iheiflumph Of feminine sunken wal clay dwellings’ tries Matheson: “Where the River of the House but I stand by the
A Replying to Mr. Dysort, Prom!" it t:‘°§_';°t“¢:_i"o°°  msg: Wit! °\’¢l‘ m°5¢U1ili¢ m“l¢19l~ If N Zxgxsxem fgzrfsdx, mi: 2:: Shannon l"lows,’ by Mrs. Alfred iswcrnl statement given before the
hhinftlesntlduniazllthtgou “S nil? "was 'running makingm it 'diiiicult "ng" them 1°' ‘ hmdmd de' bones ofpiilpwwwmriomwer: occfi C""'; Irish readmgs' by Mrs' s‘ cw" by me h°n°"'ble gentleman".
6. Oh 0 0 WWW' 'l f feats suffered on fields where man'e ’ ' simphmt and Mrs P Martin. i The prime Minute-; "surely the
cu W M up m mm-ms, qs. ,for the shoot to , make headway. phwm menzth hu mm mm m pied by a raoe of 1.000 years ago. _, ' ' ,',
°“* "°l”'1°‘“*7i*"°““‘ “°""° ,"°‘““"‘"" “‘° """i' "’°" "°"°°" luivontsse which no intoliirenoe “°°°""““ °° '°°°”" nwhum 1" :dai-icon' 'Iihe Bells of smmnoylii
io memos zo so out oben- wnippns the -nm ana ionams ~ the delta of the Nile. This so-anne Y - E" " M°°R°°- B°““' <
‘ lmmnonu 1" dum.” W;-,|¢¢..g,“,, “uhm “gmt gh, an °"t"i'h' prehistoric settlement was disco- 'n‘°Y`d °"ll' M°"° old Ifemndi
. The Pnmm, mntmmdmk u the ,bat '  Mm °f‘¢h_; °"i’°_"i'; °°°°°d° th” ""4 M; Mauna, mu- Emma. Over Here," by Mr. Alfred Carcw; ;
‘ ' “mmf °Y P it °¢fi°“°1Y- ' Sketch "Thomas Moo " b Mrs.:
mlm,” mmf.” Mg Nu” vm mg] diffgnnt lam. by an expedition of the Vien- i'¢» Y .
°° ’ by ° vw." W ° W i'°¢°°1' N441' Piirrfl than mm- _ mussel' white aiaio Mr. and
e of ap recent privy council iron; any to which the cout guards- na Academy of Sciences. The Me 1 ¢“°» ;
men more would be no 'mon ui-e eauea iunigm wiim noi-on ““’ "“'* “‘°Y W" New "°“°1° muse people “wi W burr their Mm Alfred Cefev- °1°Si"8~N“°i°“° 4
. trol whatever over insurance. ‘rue  that there was the real-  ':°°'°"’l"" muah’ :___”:_' dead near their huts and fire Pio- B' N"'h¢m- M *iw °i°S° °f me
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Purchases Speedster;
Mr. Wellington MacNelli, South.
port. returned from e visit so st'
Stephen, N. B., where he looked'
over the horses in Billy Keyesfi
stable and selected the following:
for the 224 pace; Miss Winnipeg,'
2.10 1-2. pacer, eligible for the 2.19
*P4106 U-Ild WiUi'i1P°§ BOY. a green
pacer, trial 2.14,
The above mentioned parers were'
horses highly considered in the!
Keyes string last year and aithoughi
notgetting thoroughly accllmated
after their long trip from the West
p€l‘f0l'l!lEd brilliantly nevertheless,
with the usual unexpected defeats'
It is the opinion of some well in-|
formed horsemen that this trio of
ing the coming season. Mr. McNeill
race winners.
It is understood that Billy Keyes
may dispose of all his horses andi
take a season off from racing.
“They Will Be Back"
The reign of Canadiens over the;
realm of hockey is ended. Perhapsi
the most colorful team that ever
sat in the throne oi' ice champions
of the universe ended in Madison
Square Garden when they bowed
lbefore the prowess of the New York
Rangers. For two years they occu-
pied the seats of the mighty, only,
to be thrust from them by the on-
slaught of the men of Lester Patrick
From St. Lawrence Main east, the
loyal followers of the great French_
team are dfsconsolate and the Hab-v
itarlis' chant of victory is Silent.
Whether they were beaten by a.
better team will always remain ai
matter of keen debate, Their rabid
following who lend them at all tim-
cs even blind allegiance will never
admit lt, and with a. certain meas-
ure of jlistiflcatlon. Canadiens were
without the services of "Pit" Le-
pine and Aurel Joliat, the Phantom!
'cf the Ice. was dragging lamely yet
KUIB SDWUB 3.11 1-2, paccr, eligible .bravely one of his otherwtse flltting
limbs about the rink. The loss of the
one and the injury of the other put
them at an lncalculable disadvant-
age, but they went down with their
flaming colors flying, canodens are
out today, but they will be 'back be-
fore many tomorrows have come
and gone.
“The Right Idea"
Jackie Keating, in an interview
in Saint John, says that li/Banager
.Gerard of the New York Americans,
is as keen as a fox on the matter
of condition. There is not a mem-
seems to have a faculty of pick’ng foci- of the squad who is not afraid
to sneak across even the tiniest
puff of a. cigarette. Gerard is that
strict. And the boys must pei-force,
keep good hours and eat righteous-
ly. Keating states the sooner the
amateur authorities see fit to pat-
tern their playing rules along the
same lines as the pro, the better
for the game. He offers that there
is so much more continuous action
made possible by the forward pass.
Ernie Mosher, centre-ice player
with Fredericton Capitals last year,
arrived in Halifax recently and foll-
owing a conference with President
J. H, Conn and Manager Henry
Butler oi' the Halifax Wolverines.
it was announced that the former
Eastern League star would wear a
Halifax uniform next winter.
It is understood that the colorful
Ernie will manage a dance pavilion
this coming summer.
THE CURSE OF SCOTLAND
Among card players thc nine of'
diamonds is known as the curse of
Scotland; but if you were to ask
a hundred of them why this is so
it is probable that no one could
tell you. All sorts of queer reasons
have been given. _It is said, for ex-
ample, that the Duke of Cumber-
land, who was playing cards at the
New Brunswick
Affair Causes
Heated Debate
UI’I‘A»WA, Ont., April 1-(By The
Canadian Press)-The province of
NewBrunswlck held the spotlight in
the House of Commons for a short
time last night and provided some
excitement for the galleries when
three members from that section
engaged in a sharp interchange.
Peter Ver/'ot (Lib. Gloucester), was
upbraiding the government for its
insistence on the “absolute power"
clause in thc unemployment act
which was being considered in com-
mittee of the whole, with R. B. Han-
son, (Con. York-Sudbury), another
New Brunswicker, in the chair.
utes, school committee reported vis
"Tipperary," "The Coming of Sty
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Mr. Veniot: "Did the honorable
Mr. Veniot: “I will take the hon-
cf Jones Brothers is apparently do-
ing some business with the Depart-
ment of Indian Affairs, My honor-
able friend will not deny that-and
hc will not deny in 1926 before a
court hc swore that Jones Broth-
crs was himself and himself aIone.”
. Mr. Jones: “I never made any
such statement."
Mr. Veniot: "My honorable friend
dd."
Scvcral members: "Take it back."
Mr. Veniot: "I cannot take back
what I said because I have the
record of the court."
Mr. Jones: “The honorable mem-E
ber cannot produce any record that
will verify his statement."
Mr. Chairman: "The honorable
member must accept thc word of
tile honorable member for Royal."
Mr. Veniot: "I obey the practice
honorable gentleman should not be
allowed to do this sort of thing."
Mr. Veniot: “I shall take back
the statement I made but I say that
I have in my possession such a
record and I do not have to take
that back." There were shouts and
jeers from the govemment side,
and cries of "that's not a w'thdraw-
al!" but thc incident closed. 
Dr. 0, B. Price. (Cons. Wesimor-'
land), then directed a strong at-'
tack against. the former Postnlaster|
General, Mr Veniot, for reference,
made some time ago to ailegedf
statements of the Premier of New
Brunswick regarding the candidat-
ure of Doctor Coffyn. in A recent
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Despite the strength of the appeals,
however, we were unable to convince
British authorities that thc potato
bug could be eliminated from thr
shipments.»
"I think that when the Britist
havc fully thrashed the matter oil'
over here, We can show tlicnl tha
the bug can be separated from til
potatoes. Canada even oflcrcd i
pay a man Great Britain woll`
send over to supervise thc cullin
sorting and shipping on this si(
of the ocean but thc proposal w.
turned down. It was also point
out to me that if the Canadian cl.
bargo was removed, it is likely t`
ban on United States potatsis wcl
also be lifted.
“Just how sharp a fight Gri
Britain is making to prevent i
Colorado beetle from getting a fox
hold into the country is shown
the embargo recently placed v
French potatoes. The British hz
a. deep rooted dread of the bug e
will do anything possible io prev'
its entry to their country," Mr. F
guson said.
i BASKETBALL
Last night a newly organized
Y league got under why via. 'l
jans and Trumps. The score at
final whistle being 22-18 in fa
of the Trumps.
Goss, Boehner and Stewart of
Trumps, gave a nlcc exhibition
bali handling and combinat.
while Morris and Clidmore bc
relieved by Smith. lic-id the ot
team in submission. For illo 'I
_fans Partridge, McLean and Joi
son were up to their usuni fo
They were relieved by tivo ot
stalwarts iii the persons oi' Rail
bury and Campbell. Storey oil
defence showed "beautiful" fi
along with sonic good guarding.
partner, Jones, also was on 1
job nabblng rebounds and ini
ceptlng all kinds of passes Geo
"Madoodle" relieved him capal
Line-ups;
Trojans
Partridge
MacLean
Johnson
Rattenbury
Campbell
Storey
Jones
MacDougall
Referee-R. A. Pendleton.
Tonight in the "Y" gym Pril
Street girls meet the West Ki
tcanl in a sudden death game 1
the interscholastic championship
Prince Edward Island. This gal
is slated for 7.00 p.m. and promt
to be a bang up game. Immcdiati
after this game the I-li-Y ter;
meet P. W. C. boys ill a schcdul
lcaguc game. P. W. C. have to vi
to remain in thc running, wherc
if the Hi-Y team win they win i
lcaglie and play-off with file wi
ncrs of the Falcon-Senior-Y scri
Trun
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Bcehl
Stew;
McLni
Mor
Ciltllrii
Sm,
Home: When home is ruled n
cordlng to God's word, ang:
might be asked to stuy at nig
with us and they would not fi:
themselves out of their element.
Spurgeon.
provincial by-election in Glouccs
County. He read a letter from P
mier Richards of New Brunsw
stating that Mr. veniot's uticran
had been incorrect.
“Tho statements I attributed ‘
Premier Richards were made by h
in my presence and I have t\
newspapers who took verbatim r
ports to support mc," declared N
Veniot,
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