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CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1925
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lil-Cdl B-|iilRIl iiE TRADE T
INNBS Nlillllilill MEETING  "ENN
plains many matters oi Vital Importi H E Sm E  
-Restricted Area Proposal is Discus- 0_fth°G¢1'm=-in Repub-
Mr. J. E. Sinclair, M. P. is present and ex
sed.
Tho quarterly meeting of the-
lloard of ’l`rnde was held in their
llooms, Market Building, last e-v-
ening. There was tt large atten-
dance of members and President
Gordon occupied the chair. Open-
ing the meeting Mr. Gordon an-
nounced that 'l-ion. J, ld. Sinclair
was present and extended him a
‘hearty welcome which was en-
dorsed by`ull the m||.tbers present_
'l‘he lninutcs ot' the previous
meetings were read and confirmed.
'lhe Secretary read it number of
letters received by him with re-
i'erence to the proposulto have the
tluspe Trader placed on n. service
between New Brunswick ami P, E.
island, Mr, Sinclair, on being ask-
od for his opinion of how the mat-
ter stood said that the delegation
had taken tho matter up with the
l\/lflnlsicr of ’lrutlo anti <Co|un|ci-ce
Mr. Ellis was there and he was
very emphatic in saying that he
would require $15,000 to undertake
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sec ills way clear tu oifer encour-
agement for at subsidy of that size.
Those men who were interested in
schooners plying betwen those
ports of Northern New -Brunswick
and the lslund had died a protest
with the Minister against interfer-
rnce with their trade butthat was|
not oi’ any weight in influencing
the Minister. The tact was that the
estimates for this -year are now
tabled. -Supplementary estimates
will be tabled at the latter part of
the Session, but it is very rarely
that anything new is incorporated
in them. Tile Minister will have
the matter under consideration and
if it is possible to take care of it
in the Estimates it will be done
but no encouragement _could be
held out and Mr. 'Ellis was pro-
nounced i_n the fact that he could
not consider any lower ilgure to
start the route. He, however, stat-
td thut he had an offer of three
- different charters for the boat and
after they were carried out he
might make a few trial trips to see
how the route would develop. The
Minister did say that although it
was too late to have any action tak-'
on in this ycar's estimates the mat
tor would be before the Depart-i
ment and if it was required lti
might be taken upagain next year
in answer to some questions asked
Mr. Sinclair stated that the Murray
'l`ransport Company /was not recei-`
ving any Subsidy although they'
had asked for one. No action was
taken in this matter either.
The Secretary read a letter from
the Hochelagn 'Shipping and Tow-
ing -Company asking the Board of
Trade for its opinion of the sumo
rates for the Service between Pic-
tou and Charlottetown as prevailed,
last year_ This entailed consider-.
able discussion, some of the monr-
bers being of the opinion that the
rates were rather high and that a
reduction would mean a consider-
able increase in the trade. it was
decided to write the Golllplmy “iid
ask for lower rates and also to ask
for a personal interview. ,
.A further communication front
this Company asking for the sup-i
port of the .Board on the matter oi*
having an additional coupon at-
tached to tickets ensuring ai
through ticket ton- Prince 'Edward
island and Maritime ports which
would be 'valid on the -Picton and'
Charlottetown service was read,-
This matter was endorsed by _thc
ltoard on the motion of Mir. Match,
seconded by Mr. Buutain. .
.Reports of Committees were than
tabled, The Time table Committee(
reported progress in the matter of
the revised timetable. The liiembcri
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RATE..-40 por word. not
sion innrtfon in this column.
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tomorrow's Guardian for -Beef.
Geese and -Lamb. 297
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now.-1 Saunders, Newsom & Co.
Market Building. 192-4-4M7l.
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description cheaply and exped-
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Control Job Printory, Phone 188.
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°lPl¢|AL OPFII UF HIGH
grade envelopes I0 for 204:, I5
ship Committee proposed the elec-
tion of Mr_ James Morley to the
Board. This was unanimously
agreed to.
A letter from D, A. McKinnon,
M. P. on the matter of a -Restrict-
ed Area was read, Mr, Sinclair was
asked for an expressidn on this
matter. An area in Manitoba was
first cleaned up and then Hunting-
ton, Quebec was dealt wlth_ The
Department has agreed to under-
ta'kc Prince Edward island next
and the Minister sent official not-
ice to the Minister of Agriculture
and Mr. Mycrs had signified his in-
tention of giving hearty coopera-
tion. It must be taken up jointly
by the Governments as it may be
necessary to use pressure where
some parties may refuse to come
under the ltegulations and there
must be co operation. .lt is also
necessary, under the ltules that
two thirds' of the stock-breeders
must signify their intention und
willingness to be subject to the rul
es laid uown and to s-ubmlt their
cattle for tests. 'l'hut must he done
over the signatures of the stock-
owners. When that has been done
and the \Provincial Government has
signified its willingness to co-oper-
ate the Department will send Vet-
erinurles to conduct the tests. They
pay for cattle `\vhici\ go down.
There may be a large expenditure
but this is contingent on the num-
ber of ani-mais (put out. '1‘he Minis-
ter is also anxious to increase
Conimuuity breeding and asks the
Live Stock Associations to encour-
age -Community Breeding and to
have one good breed rather than a.
mixture of breeds. Speaking of the
Provlnco's production of pigs, Mr.
Sinclair stated that the lslund had
a larger percentage of bacon hogs
than any other part of the Domin-
ion. The work will be proceeded
with at the earliest possible mom-
ent and it will take a number of
vets to do the tests. They will have
to go all over ‘the Island and fwill
have to look after the imports and
Exorts of cattle as well. They will
have to look after the imports to
ensure that no affected cattle will
come in while the tests are being
made. The work may be started in
the early Summer but certtainly
in September. Mr. Sinclair was _of
the opinion that this movement
was a highly important one, mean-
ing as it did, that the stock of P.
ld. l. would be -pu-t on a -much high
er plane. The estimated number
of cattle on Prince Edward island
is 150,000 and the number at Hun-
tington wns 60.000. The cost at
Huntington will be as great as the
lslund because the cattle at the
island are -believed to .be in good'
shape. _
Mr. .Sinclair's remarks were hear
tlly applauded ,and met with the
hearty support of the meeting. Mr.
.\‘iutch thought it would mean that
the products, butter and cheese.
would be given added publicity
and undoubtedly would meet with
greater demand.
l\lr_ Acorn, of Souris. who was
present at the meeting said that at
Souris the topic was u live one and
that the pen-plc tlicrd are all anx-
ior.; to see it go ahead. The Board
of Trade at Souris had unanimous-
ly decided in favor ot' it, The fol-
lowing Resolution was proposed by
\.Vln-_ Rnttenbury and adopted:
,pEs0l.Vll-ll) that the -Charlotte-
town Board of 'l‘rndc heartily all*
proves of thc proposal to make
Prince I\Id\vard lslund u Restricted
area for the eradication of bovino
tuberculosis.
Mr. Acorn referred io the fact
that the Wireless Station nt Cape
Bear was still closed do\vn and
commented on the -fact that lin OD-
eration was essential to the suc-
cessfnf carrying on of buHil\@BH
particularly with tho Magdalen ls-
lands. He referred to the f.|:t that
messages sent by teleilruph WW
often did not reach the merchants.
until after the ship had sailed and
quoted an instance where tho steam
er -Montcalm was sent to free some
vessels from ice, instructions had
been wired for the -Cant-mln i0 DICK
up some buoys which had been
left out ~but the messn-88 ‘W|\5
not received until too late and the
llc _ Streseman Op-
posed H|ndenburg’s
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Candidacy.
(Special to the Guardian)
Field Marshall Von Hindenburg
‘°‘T“_l’ llccebted the nomination of
U11* Embiro Bloc" as its candidate
for the 1’-residency of the German
Republic. The “Empire Bloc"
°°mD°S@¢| Of parties of' the rig-int
on the condiition that his nomina
of al-l members of the,
lll0c."
Debate on the
Budget Still
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es of a highly deversiified character
Liberal -MIP :lor Quecn's, P E il
at Col. David Carnegie at pre.
turns.
vote ci' thanks to Mr Sinclair for
their kindness had attentio and
assured them df his heartiellt en-
deavors in their behalf,
ilefsrrins to the fact stated by
Mr, -Paton that punching was go-
ing on in the trout streams Mr.
Higgins stated that recently ha
had learned that two mea had
gone to a certain iRiver and had
buoys were lost. As Mr. Sinclair
was present he. (Mr. Acornl
thought it would be a good time to
mention tho fact and holwd mill
something would be done to iw!
the station opened again.
iSeversl speakers mentioned that
the station would be much better
siiiluatcd if it was in the City. 'buf
M . Acorn, while agreeing heartily
to that, stated that it would he
better to have itfat -Cope Bear
than not at all as it was possible
that the Government would not
soc its wa clear to dismantle it
for asc. no mf tu. aes an s1.oo.
:tooo an- ues. waits or-
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and than rebuild at Charlottetown.
used lights at night with the result
that they obtained a bread bag fall
of trout. Mr. Paton also stated that
he knew of cases where dynamite
was used in the rivers and streams.
These matters. lt was felt, requir-
ed attention.
Mr. Cotton mentioned that a
means might be devised whereby
the conductors on trains to Tor-
mentine might inns landing
checks for the Cor-ferry and than
save tourists and travellers the no-
cessity of waiting at the Pur|er’l
oiflce for them, On motion of Mr.
Paton the meeting idlourned.
BERT-IIN- Allril 8.-Former'
a on no
,_ 8 9 Annual Convention t T
(special to The Guardian) “"`*°*** °""°" “WY W" be Blafdiy W°lC°1“ year, givin " °'°“‘° "'18
.OTTAWA A .il .,_,,< 'S , , - - ` ed by a host or wen waters. ° j _ B fries nn-1 other rar-  OIIN S G .
n our etcl   Eiéfllgflfgz w}l1(ic'l1 will prove a, gy-ent - ¢ 
r t. .1 th- dd, , _, . - ` 5° 'Planning -to atteil ,
  Bitter on country French Chamber       
Hon W R ._ ' . _ H mvfning und delivered an I-Idnnmx, April 8.- The .sat-ini
. . . Motherwell, Minister of *_ R t P ingrrucuve 1 _ , _
Agriculture and J. D. Chaplin, Con- (Canadian p,-ess)  S  “Tho -PsyoholoeU'ure- concerning Service Connell or NOW? Semin' re'
servative, -M.l’., for Lincoln. _O-ther l\l0NTiREAL, April 8.~’l‘1ie (;0v_- I - - Forgot-tin-g." Tliiiys a‘TlfdE;;nxng and gleam;-ttmg fpfghilliitiiyi ‘turing fm"-`
Bpeakers .were D A_ M,,LK,n ' cm" L n  as ofa Du s o e ro nee it-ld ses
i non len nu\v ruling Hangar is   gxégglvgilclll nature and whale it sion here this morning and pro
mm new v";"H&m 'Irvin'  I- ~- D _ ` c an gy , , 6( 'matter new ‘lb many of sented three recommendations to
east, Labor. While everyone z|.fmt\llig tgelhslulhegci (i,rritf>EutT0l;ie'ri‘::I(o!; PAiRJS(cT\'T>.T~ci|llang 3_';;;) G c}l;teritt§'Qc\€l?irc?h xhiifrlgnvm-ed with a the Provincial Government "S fm'
3‘l;l;;0l;Spél;_¢;:l H313 rrttlention of a wars before many years if tho pre. ment's majority of two rscordzltlrillrth ed te-’¢h"=‘1'. 'This adlilrxt;-;;(p;$dEl(t:i igyws: u)hlul)1 Tibonsllli Hquorieiulliqit
. e an a most on sent Hungarian mlnistr ti ll vote of Conn] n 1 th , have fu-r-reaehin ro 1 “ses W U ave ee" “S “’ ""'
em-pty gallery, no important declare- ti 1 a ous mm' (8 ce n e Selmte The an g Sims' ed in Halifax. (2) To limit to pur-
tign was made by my of them lnne _n Dower, declared Cont -Kar. today later disappeared when two with a tg:-lgnoon session opened poses in accordance with me i,,_
which would ,Inset th L , ,0yi, f01'mel"Presldent of Hlnignryy -Senators declared their votes ‘“ bf' M193 -Mills in the t 1 f 1 _, _ » - » /
dmslhms which Wm beelfxtslscigunltrlllg to several ne\vspal>ernien here this wrongly entered in the records. A gfyciiléfist oéithe Canadian Red Cross l;’(:‘io<;l1b;J' at isouéat otgisltgllzltijtlitizioriii
\ll>0n the llud-get and the amend- morning in the Willdsol' H0161. v°t° Of °0"nd€“C@ Of 142 ‘U H0 tc-ac'he,i,'.s fogsth Xilinx thanked the mlssioners vendors physicians
,,,,,n,,_ .,,he.,e,0 "nm, the Easter m_ where hc and Countess Karolyi are Stands as officially announced, but tion 6 t er -hearty co-opera he i t . I I Y .I iq I' T.
'cess. Burying prior to their departure Premier H0l`\`i0i having heard of - ~ X ended the nurses ‘Wine 0111*- C m S S um ‘rug B- " <") n
tomorrow night for St Joh" N B changes summoned a C ‘lying 0n .the medical mspecucn t provide -for more satisfactory on-
- - ~ -1 ' “bin” the schools -Sh 0 forcement of th Tem er'lnt'- Net
_______ -trom whence they will 'sail for meeting for 8.30 p.m. to consider the teach 1 t e impressed upon 5 T’ ‘ ‘ ‘ '
England. Prefacing his interview the Ministry situation and wheth- tlgnvand Trgodhgi value of venma' -
  with a statement that he had .mean er resignation should be offered in .me “.5001 rognllungsgondmons  
waiting for three months to sp lg" in the lobbies or the Chamber of 11 d , ' 9 mmm'
C f Ciount Karolyi pahited u gloigny Deputies. A meeting of the 'Cabinet iiiietileriz t:r(Tdpla_|$,l¢l1l'|€,i(£,,;:i)ve,;7,°,T,'fl,;‘:x';`  
01], grence pasture of po1iticsi.condinons in  \:}ildel1yni!;f@fP1‘°1@d HS meiluulg “WS 'for water. also that the chu.
_-_ _ mezgarlli-i hafrmlng the Govern- M ht e n stry would resign to- drien should have ‘hot lunches at NEW YORK _AWN 8__»I-he shew
(Specm to th. Gu rd' w c ad made him a pulp. B . mtl-day-soup, milk, em ' ,
OTTAWA. ont., 'NTB ,f,,",.,),,,,,,,, fm ville" and had consistently The Re ar  Thi’ f°i1°wing excellent panel- on  U-lgeiligsgrrtthls  
of Cmmdaw represenmuve at the 'persecuted" him because as he p 3'  Discipline was feud by Mr. Cecil ndfhfess Mr, 1(/iaargue,-i{e Harrison
Genie-va Arms Conference to be lldmitted he was “extremely radi- ' ' Devereauxi ' . `
. ,, _ vwi-ter and -traveler, stripped the
held under the auspices of the cal was threatening the Whole °f   Pap" 0" m‘°"’""° sheik of all his 'glamor and ro-
Leusuo of ‘Nations in May, will E“"°D6 not only with another war, ____ P Cecil Devereaax, mymceg
gliiibtzlgy be decided next week but with a. series of wars which ` (Canadian Prev) Mr.P|-griggpntl Em” R0yal»ty School. "Seiko uf-iufllly have St’-Vf‘l`fl1
Iwi; minion will undoubtedly be Would be none the less bitter ow~. LONDON, April 8.-<l3oth houses I' have bn and Fe"°W Teimllnfsi wives and a large family of chil-
dll) esented and it is not unlikely 1118 to their “political origin.” of the British_Parliament yester- paper 0n'dif"'?1“k°d 10 Prepare 8 d-ren," she s-aid, “and live ‘inthe
sent In Lo ‘day -unanimously adhered to a mo- me a mm C D 118 8-lld in as con- sn-me tent with -goats and hveli-
»act - V adm: Wm be asked to A T. Wu B tion made by Winston Churchill, to state ml as p0s"b]e'I am smug They num wcmen who me paw and
ThasC0a;1ados representative.  I e -Chancellor of the Exchequer, sus- gards dlsciillgilnw or View as N' fat' 'md have no use for sum wom'
s on ereace is Ibeing 'held to Dnndinl; sections of the Remain in "5 a 8011001. To be- en or blondes."
eonitinne an l 1 ° 1 l ‘- g with the greatest bd .-
been In pmgresgqfnrytwgmlrfhthex Heard 11 20.tions Recovery Act enabling a new confronts the young tggheilnofthgi ?_<+>___
yea” into th ¢ H t *__ larrangement for payment of 26 day is the art of man i .
ammunmom 9 ,1fg8T;ur';osa”8m:f&:g (3p§|a| M me Gundhm) percent British import levy on Ger~ and keeping it undetg ggnE|';lc.h.(N0é
lxéxauiry was to see if some means  TO, April 8. -The up 311°" 851008120 come into operation, Slat-ter -how clever a teacher may  Weather, Etc.
regulating me yurnmms ot pea o tho flverdh-actors or the 8 ru ns women effective April - 1101' how .brilliant his college f
iarms and- ammunition to revolw defunct Home Bank convicted by I0. The plan provides that instead “Meer muy have been if he fails as TTME T0 PUT `
tionary parties, as well as m the -géldge tC;mtsworth,r will .be heard 01 Denalizing German exporters in- itl disciplinar-ian, in the end -the , .
ggi! bacgwmrd aww would not be Oni;*;fgo§‘SyhIg;isi1tngl0g Ap|;ilA20, lit dlivirluallyd Britlains 26. percent ailatgllllngl lirofeelsion to him will -be TH Rt‘\BB\T5 ,
overe . Practically an th ' ur o ppes. S are un er t e Recovery Act S u 8 u ure. A -teacher t TH’
Euwvoan countries and the Uni; glmsiwas the decision of the first shall be paid out of a lump sum “U limes should demand gt-rizt ‘N _.cH,|QKEN
ed States will be represented at c,:,f,°_¥“lu°°“", 8° “““°“'1°@fi by deposited in Germany. The nlun §"’ed|”;‘c° “P0111 ‘his pupils. In mak- COOP __5°’ 
the conference next month. this M;1;_n?)|;nSr tllvttilialéi Mu-liock has been approved by the Agent Imran: eshreintive to school digg;-D. r* 
nT-_~»- Bn _week in and _ ek 0"" Wm General for reparations, Parker est' e i’ ‘Wm give 1-hem TUB deep- ' ,, -jfgfiizi
I as decided to write Mr_ Sin- the "ve a I Wee °“'9 “mil Gilbert, and the Transfer Commit- t was d°"“'U°"- Bud be Prepared ~€‘i- ,
cair on the matter when he re- of pp” S ““‘° “ll d"P°"d tee set up under the Dawes plan. °9"‘f°r°°`th°m ”° "W"-91' what U16 ' L' ‘
V conisblluence may be to h'im.sl»f. for  `
Mr. James Paton moved a hearty - every 'uma ° t°“"'h°" reffmtl 8 "v 'r
~ - - ruin or an order which he ass and \`
the gpwndm hmmm, ‘in which ds  Pllgrlms gloxln his ceitaiiniy weakens his own -- rofé r
d - u or y. ga n ag. mm '
tfscggggd 215'! Varian!! kl;::ii-3;; its   i,    cililine some teabhersaresort ig grill: , _,H
,Answering quemoml He referred P t . h D _"_ A tasm and mafcing the Duviliihe sub- 
to a letter which- ha had written 8' rlarc Gad (Canadian Press) ject or “wc” bmorderw h"mm°'° S - h
Mr. siuciaa- with regard to our _- Tinnmns, Palestine, Apt-n 3.- i;imv:,'y"',§’,,§y§§,,§f,"‘° °"‘°"’* '"“° 'Q ;
tml" 9'-feilml. Doaohing of which (c'"°‘"l” 'P"°ll) it is reported that two hundred and (mcper, mor (gm, ,e,,so?,l:\_|;,;l,p|f;";,,.1,; I l
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not only u menace to that or tx
has become vs, ,. . MOSCOW, April 8.-iM'_ost Rev. fm , _ 
motion was secogd D °b‘?E;:"M_:E:; |Dr_ Tikhon, former -Patriarch of 1 Je;-,|’|gT;n|: HE;-n 5:: Tioggggxgingar-2 :E"_§,¥§ ilrxszaogéotzn ‘Lf gofggfltivg _`_ / )
and was unaniitlgslly' endog-g9¢_ 'au R““|° died ‘lf Bflllmi DGCTDITTS attldksd by -Arabs while passing bc-lder nature. On the rformiera xr- 1 ~' /'-
M,-_ 5|,w|Bh. nmhkedr them ‘Orrin a privnw h0ll>|¢H| NGN Gully I0' through the town of Nablus and caatic scolding may have the effect - ' T \ /-/M7 'V
day, -after an illness of three days. nine of them were injured. Stones io hurt t-he feelin-gs -beyond ooncep- ' / frglf/ `/'
were used in the attack on the pil- tion, and weaken his self-respect 5," - ~
grime, 'for years. whereas on the latter it ' ' T
falls harmless, and gives no impres- ` -
in session hers today by inventor, Premier Baldwin said he was will. “uns "id", mu 1. k ni
parade, while t ere things are act once in 1927 Ottawl is likely to
“lily NDDODIBI- , _ bo selected al the meeting place. (Continued on Page I)
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aovnnrv ron wnsrnnn CAN. FARM   Q
Fi ll E Hilllli N. ASSEMBLY
5 E G  N  U...;;'.....:i:f  ..%.°;.“;§"‘i;:;
Minister of Public works Who;
-Q _ ltlork was done o. tire Aboit-can
P.W.C.  F}“ed t i:i¢|Ee at Tryullf Who was the con
Invention Will En- . ;‘;“,,;',‘;,“;;,;';; §;;;,;g=,'; 1,13,-3;,-;_,;g ..____i_.._
bl F Imperial Conference ............. .0 ....-........... 0. ...td of M------w -------1° 1° f--eh
 9    ' becoming personal fin 'his remarks "im" West W'“d°» mf “M "‘“°"
‘ ‘  io ' May B0  In ar? ii; as aces -he noon funds aim- °\"‘“8° ii; i°";‘l::f““'°-I 1 57
Rad' , .sc-fi endless t-ronine with the par- Hish tdc t morn ns at 0-
- Ottawa cms of time children. -Never can a and tonight at 11.29.
"" lrild a dance. s Mookliead or an ‘Sun sets this evening at 6.40 and nn
(cannon vnu) _-_ ° Y i not .pre-cepniry N0. tot win
insurxuonn. Mn.. Apt-n s. - -Lorman. A-pra s.~nep1ymg to f§',§§,,Z§'°',’,, N223 ,§m'§h, i§‘“'° “|T'°f:ti°"§§§ri-T; "Ni°§gN“g\\E§aTi'§§'£|uy l"“`°' "t U'"- °“ ”""“*“‘*Y 1“i1i""
lnventloni of s device known as a question asked by Sir Harry standing in the cies Brac? 8 .gang April 16th 716 p m ' 'M 'mn D' m' MT intermwd 7"e““°
th .. I . - s m. ow - - - mt; mi, _ _
“Sw lzggriftigic ring' vrglolenable Brittsin in the House of Communal-yuh im My ¢ question, 1,, me -Summersido tide eighteen min»| e 369493'
_ see e no ymvc aterd t h th 1 bl
lumen as well as hear the cheer- hat ~had”coTi!sidoer:d ati; :demon ;|;[,:|d,‘;,tf,°3`;,i|r|?dt:;§?°,:,1,n‘:,‘;? tm M29 ut-`lT'TalxTit1Td1rTh:i:`d(N3T1TIi1c;iitaeiwt.;Itiliipcra-I “WARNING” E“`ry°“" mm”
inl. it is predicted in s rclwrt to of holding the next imperial con- -mug, 'ma and hippy digcfpfnng tw,-93, |‘° fm’ °""`*‘ ""’°"‘l '*Ti°W» UWPKG-
'M A"“"|°“ Ch‘°'“'°‘| 5°°'°'~Y» N°\‘°l1¢9 ill 0110 0! 01° dvmilllfml in a school ‘I think the on-swer is
C. Francis Jenkim of Wuhi ton 1 | || . ' ' 999 9 'W' ` -
He mo mmm mt "2: at ofzcdgcnioxius;-I hn,r,;Dmg:l¢;l»|r girslbame éuleu was wont, keep °“°b@¢. cloudy .-  48
h°"i°° “WY 599 f°0fbll|» P010 or ilamonury quarters that if it s _ My' "9 ,WT "nm “bm '°
'baseball games* P030!" 01' blby decided to summon the confer- --_.__M ,.__
0 :)l‘dCt0T`. if tiny? “His the wt);-lg (lung
 Yesterday ry lender or b_y duy"s work'! li’ by
contract how much’ if by days
Forenoon and Even- we-k. nie -......, or its ,..-..-...Q 1..
Ull11!‘i§G" The ntmes of all the rin
’ ' » ~ 1 . , _
lngIl)n  Days ployees on said work and how
'_ much was aid e tl g .. . -1
[oc , D lil* ay o tacit.
e ln_gS é‘;“;";‘: Sl' lJ@l‘S0itiIs supplying timb-
W"lUUU y 0l"tin1l l~ _<1 -
Hag?“g;”_'gH);Nf0€Y;§!0u the Assembly plied. Was it supplied by cr;i1ltrat:tD'.'
oipacit w1tlrte§.l?gB was med '_° ‘I 3°’ h°“' "‘“°`h'-' WW* “ny S\u'vluH
Hcipatey in th ‘- .EPS 6339!' lu DM- timber -sold? li eo, for -.vh.it price?
_ ` _ff Second days pro- And what quantity sold, and who
. ' __ v ____ n ‘i‘fe€dlleiIl‘1ag5oof -the 'I-‘. E. I. Teachers’ was 'the purchaser?" H0" My-_ _\1¢
wins or oermau cane . ‘ ~ _ “- Donald replied that u start-im-ii.
'D s agreed A-ne, the ,mm t
ul>0n the world war h h Duc de Nemours (left) nephew of King Albert f B I I u es of the former “'35 bemg I"`°‘l’“"?d»
. em as L B C t ’ ° ° 9\""» "ld meeting were read Mr Morrissa Mr Sanndc al
candidate- to suc -i D. J °"'" Of Chaponay who recently arri 4 | Q - - y - -rs so ask-l t' -
who headed the Lsgfl ,,_,fken“rgr:;'t' farmers. They are o'n their way to Fortvgaskreitchgnjaitvii, igtegzqflizy (l){n-yglleenfgquare who ‘with Miss Mmm" “E Public `W'°'kSfu "H‘i‘i;
ilmmh without ubmmmg u mulch Wm become pupils an Lord .R°dney,B ,awe farm gan: toyirkze-(;in'tI-`m¢;Prsltzi;tvt/Ittlslya delc. ?)ny cl-aim .been niadc by \\-oslci’
ty. ' -- Y __ __ y ' ~ ~ - i , gave a mer or any otier por,.m ,|~
Forelgn M,|m,ne`_ Slmqsemml op _ gm’::3Sfri”l€l`ES!iIlg -and concise ac- Freeiainl, Lot 11. for loss -sti~it;t1|lvItl
I " , ` ~ ' . . 0 tllejourney. Mr. Mori b li , ‘ p, | _l if ,,,
 °.::::::;f;‘°.f.- Kurds T-086 H@av11yC0HS@-rvatlve Le#-1df>r.i‘f.if'i?::i as ':.?:::;Y ”°‘:.'S.5'“fN  --‘ii---in 
me right | , 1 ,I dl h_ _ - _ » _ i con es es ex- urge portion of ll. -'t '
arm" Foltlvsniijngittyuunpllgtaut.Eiga;       llggiljdtlg ttlivt;'A(.)C.h-N: R. officials. Ea front ol’ his garuglbfl!§’r3p;:|3;:ti`;;:
omit: Party elldoisetl tim fn-,-mer T _ _ _ _ from Eastern C ‘llnilflfii teachers with the Highway Iinproroiucnt
,,.,_,,,,,, M,,m,m,,_ lilndemmm had urks  Vlslt Toronto ememmed. - anadc. were royalty Act; if so. is it the mit-u-tion or tae
announced he .would accom only ` My A (.i0vcrnln0ut to nidke any compen-
ss gn” ‘Ramsay of the Sum- sation to -Mr /Palmer; and it su,
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--Em,|r,,‘ ’ I - -’~ ' * - -_' _ V, '_ ‘ ' uu G u - e ’ngncer lad
' i xl'~:;3is';lll-\uelléili00  Shiek Saidg $:°ltlhur Meigben and 'Mrs Melgben gnrgléelli- 3:;lli’gt1;_i:3-giioiils Miss Ita-msay reported that no damage was .lone
hundreds v.'creHwo“nd0» Timed and weekpmirii (gait to tlTomm° this from teachers gettin eliem derived me pr°perly.""’h""`°‘l W' ‘"“‘ U‘“i'*"
with Turk '_ ll u ' ttl` n a clash an I - e nserva ve leader is exchanging View 8 Ogether and fore -the claxnr for -damage could
C0l""lli-Z to  Sliiieougf Lglsmidmgieoxmiigtglasmli phases of the 'pr<?fes§i:Jn,Mw many no1't1,Pu §:\:1T1[.;l,I;,wd§,,.-kell .,|,.,,- md
‘gt-rc today. The Turks captured this City. and has arranged a fe- near' fL'°Wi»l19T‘. who was also a dele- Mr, F. J. Shea of \’i/ur.-|-fortl, 1,0( 1,
_ uendji only after heavy losses on ception tn be held in the mug E 6 spoke briefly along the same
ooo. sides, wane the Kurds have Edward Hater on Thursday, se- "“°" ` ‘ (continues an page ay
C . . been routed. According to .the tween 3.30 and six p. m. Mr. The ‘next Sneaker was My-_ ,p_ W .____.,.,4__l
Ontlniles lll HOUSE <le-amicii, the it-vo.1t.ln..i not yet Meishen and Mrs. Meignen win be C"’""'”~ ‘Pmenser Agent, c, N. n' ° - - -
bc-.n qnt-lied. at homie on -this occ si th wha dgnned 'U19 lrlip to the 6th 
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Toronto. clear  il?
Montreal, cloudy  56
Halifax, fair   58
St. John, fair   49
Boston. clear  66
, -New York,clesr  58
Ch'*town,oleor..\...... 44-
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P[|5Tiil FUNITS
liIEHEH|l|iilN
IN THE Elilli
Extraordinary (loadi-
_ tions are Shown in
Inspection in New-
foundland
ST, .l-Ol-iZ\"S, Nfid., April S,-A
tragedy ol' errors is tho only nanic
for the story related by Sir .lohn
(7l`<-‘STii0. I\i'lnis»ter ol’ Finance and
(,‘ustom_s in the lionsc oi' Asse-nrllly
in t-oi|m»_t:tioi| _with tho conditions
ipund existing in tht- postal service.
i'olloi\“ing the election oi' l-he pres-
ent (.ovt-rnment, an invc.-itlgation
\\'as i1<~id_n.~i tt rc.~iuii oi' -which sov-
erdi oiiitciaig were .~‘t|.<ip<>ndo¢i_ In
t-lgllly tlilltfvg 11151141-1,.,|_ u shortwg”
was -iound ot' about $28,000 and tho
out-going ati-ministrution; 'it tynn
i'*‘iiUl'l"<l. had it-it aim-ui $.\‘3,0o(l
worth o|` bills in ilu- Postal Tele.
ilrap-its to be paid.
’l`lio Minister \'ivid'ly tli~sc'i‘ll)ml
two oillcea_\\>l|lt-'lr he li-nd -personally
]il~*‘iHf¢'tv1l.~l\c iound that n clark
in thi- Hum-bor area had handled as
inuch as $268,000 in elglrt months
his only :is-sisi:iiit |,.-my ,, |,uy_ ms
daily isslit- of :noni-y orili-I.; “ww
_smut-tiint-s -for an amount of 8113'-
i;'\f‘:)-0*5ii‘l _fi`颓iilc1lliy he had on hand
ff 0| -10.0UU in casli. lie ha/il
.inked iiu:nrlqnartcl'.»-1 3.4433" “ml mmm
 sale, but his r.-t|\icf.-.; was ,.e_
 1. und( in order to gtnfrq me
t..|.».l1 ilu- distractor! oiilcial conceal.
 mln d1s|x.~n=ti store, in at biscuit
." '“' er ‘I ll"-lb cl ru-bbisii,-in holes
in thc walls and floor, and sr-rue of
 lr' vliuriril i`n_ the g'ro11li4l. Tlhiu
tion uns receiving -3 S313,-y of $75
n month. liis .sliortnge was ST 000
711%; i“"‘i;“if’r oxiircssed the belief
:ll it une? the most honest man
in the serric.,-_
in another rlftsc in the so-lilo area,
n postal cleric who nr-vor pm] been
olllciailly ;|ppn_1nii-d hilndli-tl under
sunllar conditions $372,000 'in about
iwo years. and although pgs _q|,mȢ__
-lgc ap|u::1i‘t\|l io be about $10,000
lil:-‘r;`1'\_\vt;s nothin-g'to imll@;,¢,». pllut'
mn(_i~;T 1-1111- to dishonesty, To gm,-
I I . ieatlqiutrteru ..\-6,,-m,,||y
gmefgit safe of \\'hlt:h ev:-ryouo ‘in
111,;-,,“,’t_ l“;I1u1<|l airy. Until that s-are
Znmh in ie ical. repository for nm
`-y-Mr \\t.;is .t corner of the oillen
an .fm 0 ;T,m.""Y lily hidden under
mai; bal;;l;l\ulio1l of rubinsli und
I-ie, too will prolrihl' ~ '
_X '_ - - 3 lcceive a
<\l1iX;1;;ti>1ll of_ health. in fact fthe
ihesé ZBIURTEIIIISGCTY flnclnrerl thllit
iscrr- ,~f~
Cross.” f< ft \ittoria
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Fear British
Airmen Are Lost
(Canadian Press)
LDNDON- -'\i»ril S.--No trace has
been found of the two l3ritisli fly.
lui-I officers who lnlve been missing
since the lurite bombing plane fcll
into the son off the const oi' Kent
near Blrchington yesterday and lt;
is feared they are lost. Two other
men were rescued. They are in
hospital, one of them in a critical
condition. `
French Ministry
Expected To Resign
(Canadian Press)
PARIS, April 8.-diiinistor of Fl-
nunco M. lic .\lonzit- won a victory
last night in n|ms=eiin|: of the Fin-
ance -Committee oi’ the Chamber
of ilepuiius which by a vote of ill
to i4 rejected n proposal to _‘apar-
atc two paris nt the il-‘l:i:m'~.\ Illll
increasing circulation and taxing
capital,
Announcements,
Coming Events,
_ Meetings Etc.
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"Riiminngc smile. Market Bulld-
ing, Easter Saturday mm-ning.
295-4-9-Zi
"Mission llnnd Concert in Brack-
lny Church on Good Friday Evan-
ing nt 8 o'-clock. Silver collection.
265-4-8~2i
"Parlor Social Easter Mood at
iiiothodist Parsonage. York. oi'
candy. Everybody come. _
, 247-4-8-Bi ‘
_town Thursday. Montague Friday,
lSouris Tuesday. 282 4 9 11
“Gmnd three aut drama "Wil-
low-daio" in Tyrone on Monday
cvening, April 13th commencing at
58 oclocit. Specialties between
prefs. Admission ll and 20 cent;
bunch served, 371 ‘pg ,
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