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Sllll A _ THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIA -  _ _ _ ,_ _ _,929
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PRINCE EDWARD
 O ' D A Y Last “Ti;ler's Shadow"
' X RICHARD _
NEW SERIAL-
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Fate casts him
adrift in a raging sea
with the navy's
sweetheart as his
sole companion! Red
mutiny-flaming pas-
sion - blazing
schooners.
' OPENING OF NEW THRILL SERIAL
f The “FIRE IJETEGTIVE"
liystery, Mlrth and Melodrarna-all combined in a Thrilling
Chapter Drama - one installment exceeding another in
Exciting Action and intriguing Suspense. Featuring a ess!
of Well Known Players including Gladys li'IcCor.rxcll and
Ilugh Allen.
_ Also LAST “TlGER’S SHADUW"
ALL MYSTERY SOLVED `- Thrills Action
OUR GANG- “MYSTERY RIDER" AND
“HAIINTEIJ RANGE”
Thrills that will make
you grasp, comedy mil"
will malw '!°“ l“‘:|h‘
_ uulng s 0!!
:|§£%‘i'EaI, West, acted
by n great actor.
marvel horse and a won-
derful cast.
AND “NOISY NOISES" COMEDY
, 
PRINCE EDWARD MUN-TUES.
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under tm. nistinguunea Pitt- i-...nge or ms Honour' the
u¢“¢_ . Govemor and Mrs. Heartz and His Worship Mly0l‘
and Mrs. Yeo.
THE LADIES’ AUXILIARY OF THE
Protestant Orphanage
' PREsENT A 3 ACT COMEDY DRAMA
“THE ROAD BACK".
Directed by Miss Barbara McNeill
SPLENDID CAST-SPECIALTIEE
1 O ' c f 1 G ' dei     .
CAPITOL Ton/i Y    ._   x A 7 T `
will be service in the Presbyterian “ml M” ard ‘Wm 7" 9' m' Th’ _ R E » A R D U I
_ _ programme will include record rev U _ . ,
_ SERIAL
GET YOUR sEATs_ Now
AT THE BOX OFFICE.
if 76 Days In _
_ Upen Boat
(By British United Press)
.V LONDON, Moy 1.-A thrilling sea
adventure in which a gallant sailor
,rand his companions struggled vainly
_,against pursuing ill-luck. and ended
'by drifting about the Atlantic for
.many days without food or \vntcr is
,being related.
` In February of last year Captain
Sehuttevner, 21. Dutch sl*.ipl:'ia_i=tci'_s':t
'out from Holland in a \'c..sel of his
f,own invention. It was an olslsiic
rl ,jnon-capsizebl/1 life-bas: which he
.
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“THE CHARLOTTETOIYN HOTEL
_' COMPANY LIMITED
. ANI) '
 v0LUNTAn'.' wmmxc-'.‘r
._._;_. ACT
.-Notice is hereby given that at E
‘iqpgral meeting of the shareholders
o!_"The Charlottetown Hotel Com-
pqny Limited" held in the Board of
$£I'rsdb Rooms, Market Building_ in
bhpr10ttetou'li, Prince Eduard Island,
‘bn Monday, the t\vcnt<,~-ni:~.tn my of
Aifflil A. D. 1929, a resolution vrfls
unanimously passed requiring that
the said Company be wound-up un-
der the provisions of "The Voluntary
Winding-up Act” and the under- ,
signed were appoint/ed liquidatcrs for
that purpose and were authorized to
take sll legal steps necessary to
complete said winding-up.
Dated this 30th day of April A. D.
1029. _
WILLIAM K. ROGERS,
_ DANIEL A. MCKINNON,
Liquidators,
B584-ll-3-101
 .;___1
»'e+o46
040-ovoo-040
Queen
Hotel
taking over this Hotel
spent many thousands
In repairs and lm-
It la now the
of its cial in the
It :welll
wlnt a comfort-
and splendid table
_ eetvlce at a
E
from ".00 In
to
is
lclalmsd could not be sunk. To prove
his claim, he proposed to cross the
Atlantic in it.
Captain Schuttcyacr reached Lon-
don witliout mishap, and those who
.~.a'.v thc liille vessel there found it
i;;ll of ln`teres‘._ It has a, keel that
‘mn be filled with fresh water to en-
sure many cllys supply, and at the
`::lm3 time iiicremze stability.
‘ I_:r.'.'in;; London with a crew 0!
ltliree, the boat ran into tt gale in
the Eng-,iisli Clmnncl. Her sails were
ltlo'.'.'n .°.v..°.y and only with great dif-
ficulty did the little vessel make Ply-
mc1i;1i. There she was held up for
nu:-ri;hs, until new sails and provis-
ions were cblaiuetl, and it was not
until Janilfiry 3 this year that the
old sl1ipn1ar.‘.ci' nnd his two compan-
_ ions set cut again on their great ad-
' venture.
Ill-fortune, however. still followed
the grtllzuit little craft. and although
she beh:1\'cd well, tile heavy sins and
stronf; \\~in:l:i prcveincd a call being
made nt Li:.l>on and the Western Is-
l.‘_:::l_ wlicr.: it was intended to put in
on the way to New York.
'l`l.c boat had provisions and wat-
er on board for 65 days. The lonely
iin.vlf:atol‘s, try ns they would to make
`:t cours? to Lisbon. could not do so.
llcacl v.-inds met them at every at-
tempt. ond bllw them wide of the
Bay cf Biseny.
Then provisions began to get
short. Food had to be ratloned spar-
fingly, and the water tanks became
‘lv.'.'ci' and lower. '
] Day after 'day the gallant navigat-
iors scanned the horizon for efrlend-
lly vessel. Then the water and pro-
vi.~:ion.= gave out entirely, and for e
week they had nothing to eat or
I drink.
I Drifting helplessly and in s state
gof utter collapse, they were at last
lslghtcd by a Spanish steamer, on
,her way to South America..
[ They had been 76 days in an open
‘ boat on the high secs, and so cramp-
ed :md exhausted were the rnen that
i thcy had to be hauled on board. But
lthey had proved one thing - their
fbost stood up to every kind of wea-
ther experienccd. She was intact
Band undamaged when hoisted on
,board the Spanish steamer 400 miles
‘west of the Canary Islands.
.
Isle Of Dreams
(By Brltlah United Press)
LONDON,» May 1.-One mcntlfs
work in the year. with an income
of 81600 for the twelve months for
a family of six on e beautiful island
where frosts are unknowni and where
the thermonieter rarely ribea above
eo can-ea in niesummef-are un
O-OC
dawn by .' .'
Z”....¥:.l:"°”
dens, Sydney, in an article in the
current issue of the “Kew Bullet-
in."
These conditions are to be found
in Lord Howe Island, the home of
the Beautiful Kentia Palms, from
which each year millions oi' seeds
are exported to all parts of the world.
The island is 300 miles from the
coast of New South Wales, and hasa
population of about 120, all of whom
are wholly dependent upon the re-
turns from the seeds of the palms,
of which they possess a monopoly.
Following a Royal Commission in
1913, which found that the seed in-
dustry existed on a very different
basis, a Board of Control was ap-
polnt.:d to take charge of the af-
fairs of the island.
“This peculiar and unique island
lndustry," it is stated, affords a very
interesting and successful practical
experiment in State Socialism. which
probably would not be possible in
any other part of the world, since
the conditions which prevail in the
island are so unusual."
The seed of the Kentia palm is re-
garded as the property of the com-
munity, and ord-ers for the seed are
obtained through the,Board of Con-
trol in Sydney from various parts of
the world. The proceeds are held by
the Board, and after the charges
have been met the remainder is
held in trust for the lslanders, who
receive monthly payments.
When an islander attains the age
of 21 years, he or she alike is allot-
ted 25 shares in the seed lndustry.
When the age of 31 is reached, un-
other 25 shares are granted. For
:hlldren under le years, 15 shares
per child are allotted, wtih a maxi-
mum holding of 80 shares per fam-
ily. so that s, man, wife and four
children, can held between them, 160
shares. The allotment for children
between the ages of 16 and 21 years
is io entree. `
As the monthly payments aggreg-
ate $10 per' shsrea per annum, the
minimum holding of 25 shares brings
in $250 s year, and the maximum
holding of 160 shares $1300 a year.
"Probably the aggregate time in-
volvedl in gathering the seed is no
more than one month it year," atat-
es the report. "Thus, through the
benevolence of nature, these fortun-
ate islanders; with A monopoly of
the Kentie palm seed trade. are as-
sured of a moat comfortable exierf
ence in one of the most bcautlfui
islands of the world at a minimum
expenditure of their time in earning
their income.”-
I some years ago e stranded vessel
_introduced rate to the island. The
rite praotfclily stripped the'ieldnd
éffblrd lub' meweealemesec me
.
4
‘ lay British United r-rest)
- the world to operate the new India
The Board was confronted with an
alarming situation, but it brought
such regulations _into operation as
not only stemmed the tide, but re-
sulted in the keeping of the rats in
check to such a degree that the seed
industry is again in a flourishing
condition.
The most effective agent in rat
destruction had been thc barn owl,
which had been introduced to the is-
land, and 9. bounty given to the ls-
landers for every rot killed, the tall
being produced as evidence.
DETAILS OF NEW GIANT AIR-
SHIPS
LONDON. May 1.-It is announced
officially' that Imperial Airways have
ordered a fleet of the largest liners in
nir mall service.
i These machines will be twice as
large as any in existence; they will be
I
I
I
iwith Messrs. Handley Page ' is the
l
i two pilots, a mechanic, and a stew-
all-British" and the contract placed
largest civil order ever given in this
country.
| Forty passengers will be carried in
each of the new air-lcvlathans, with
I ard. The passengers will sit. foul:
I abreast in comfortable armchairs.
with a eorrlder running down the
centre of the saloon.
The cabin, which will be eight feet
high, will provide plenfy of room to
move about, and a bar at the side will
enable pmsengcr; to procure drinks
and refreshments.
It is a bold step forward for any
designer suddenly to double the size
of A machine, but the manufacturers
are confident of success.
Four great 500 h. p. engines will
drive each machine, developing suf-
ficient power to ensure that even if
one should fall the other three will
enable the liner to reach her destina-
tion safely.
An entirely new design is being
adopted, more like that of n flying
boat than an existing British alr-
plenes. The fuseage will be slung un-
demeath the w gs instead of being
on top of the lolgrer wing, and trav-
ellers will thus have an uninterrupted
view of the ground. This greatly adds
to the pleasure ot flying.
The question of noise, one of thc
principal causes of elr-sickness, has
been seriously tackled, and the whole
of the central part of the cabin level
with the engines will be shut off and
used as cloak-rooms and baggage
holds.
Each of the four lllllllel will be
mounted on the leading edge of a
wine. and they will thurbedbcve ty
passengers, and there will be ne -
rect tremousstonot aoiseuisthe
Church, Tryon, at ll a in
WHO IS GOING T0 WIN TIIE
ORATORICAL CHAMPIONSHIP?
Come to Zion Church Hall Friday » don Elm with in “dm” ,,wuu|m
"I B p' m' md mm' Wm' °wn °pm' Booth 'Ldver of Humanity," by Ad-
ion. Tickets 25c each att W.W_ Well-
ner or The Guardian.
BRADALBANE-There will be ser-
vlee in the Presbyterian Church,
Bradalbane on Sunday, May 5, at 3
p. m. ~
PRESBYTERIAN services as fol-
watt at 11 a m Marshfield at 'I ri
in Dr M E Genge, pastor
J. W. Bculter, Secretary, Charlotte
s'r/mr To GET your °"‘“’"" » P E. Island. dsy-:E
lows, Sunday, May 5th: Mount, Sie- days horse "dum wma up you
. ‘°““' ' Summerside Prince Edward Island.
RADIO BROADCAST- A lpeoill
productions of the voice of the late
Gen. Wm. Booth, founder of the Sei-
vation Army, also reproductions of
the mtenmtional stan amd ez mn-
jutant A. W. Martin.
THE PROVINCIAL EXHIBITION
at Charlottetown, August 19-£3, will
be the biggest and beat ever put on
here. More prizes for livestock. All
frelghts paid on livestock. Bllleat
midway' ever. Three performing
troupes from New York, and four
frlcnds abroad and plan to entertain
them that week Send for prize list.
` w
eady for the big provincial ellhllll- ,
lion, Charlottetown, August 19-23'. PERSONALS Canada.
send foriprize un. J. w. notifier, sec
rctury. lily-Y-I
The l‘l'lBIiy friend! OI MISS Mdbél `   .
_...___ to  J
faenkms, Miuview, will be pleased ssoe.
ulouvxctn _ There wut be dl- mm she L, making I speedy mow _\ 4 _ V _
vine service in the Presbyterian
ery after E successful operation in
the Prince Edward Island Hospital.
A reward of’ Two Hundred Dollars
($200.00) will be paid by the undersigned
Association for information leading to the
arrest and conviction of any person or per.
sons guilty of stealing or of receiving and
harboring any fox or_ foxes stolen from A
' registered ranch the property of any
member of the undersigned Association.
Canadian National Silver
' Fox _ Breeders’ Association
of
Church on Sunday at 3 p. m. The
Rev. W. Bruce Muir will conduct
the service. _ F R  5
CHURCH OF SCOTLAND - Rev.
Ewen MacDougall_will preach Sab-
bath sth at Mui-roy River at 1o.ao; CNRA B’°°d°°"““g s'““°”' |
Brooklyn at 2.30 and Murray River
Mr. Ben Wagner left yesterday
morning for Moncton, where he will
take up his duties as violinist with
Mrs. Gordon Brown, of Boston,
at 7' A150 Monday' Gm at Bene ho came home on account of the (SP°°|*'| I0 111° G““”"“)
River at 7.30 p. m.
WOOD I S L A N D Presbyterian
w
death of her mother, Mrs. J.M. Croc-
kett, returned to Boston yestterdey
in Bl is bein accom anled
LONDON. April 29-The_nu.mber of
candidates for the 615 seats in Per-
Chmch 5"""i°°5» sunday' MW 5m “I mom gl Ie S -P lisment in the Beneral elections on
il a. rn. and 7 p. m. Rev. Arch Thomp
son, of New Glasgow will preach. Also
at Wood Islands East at 3 p. m.
by her father. who will spend a. visit
in Boston.
Rev. A.J. Vincent and Mrs. Vincent
May 30 will number altogether about
1,680 it is indicated. The party ngures
are: 560 Conservatives; 560 Labor -
‘V returned to Charlottetown last even- M55 53° Ub"°75 Ind 3° °°mm‘mm"
CHURCH NOTICE - United
Church of Canada, Belle River and
Belfast neld. Services on Sunday,
May 5th: Belle River 11 a. m. and
Eldon 3 p. m. Everybody welcome.
H. I3. Linsay, preacher. ' `
RETURN T0 OTTAWA-’I’he three
members of the Munted Police, who
have been on duty in the Income
Tak Oillee in Charlottetown for the
past week, left yesterday on return
to Ottawa, also Mr._ H. C. Hogarth,
Assistant Chief Inspector for Canada
and Mr. L. Allen, Inspector. Mr. Ho-
garth was here for five weeks and
Mr. Allen for two weeks.
D0 NOT MISS THE TIME 0I°`
your life'listenlng to the champion
orators of three counties. No speech
exceeds 10 minutes, so there is no
monotony-Zion Hall, Friday, 8 pm.
Tickets 25c each.
FUNERAL SERVICES-The fun-
eral of the late James Doonvan lR.os- 5.°ed‘“5 habit and tm r°°t|n3 hw” °I
so) was held yesterday morning from
A_ A_ Hmme5sey»5 F,,,,e,.a1 Hume, to ing suitable attention in the fields.\
the former must be watched beyond]
St. Dunstans Cathedral, where a
Requiem High Mass was celebrated their b°’d°“‘
bv Rem P_ McMah,m_ D_ D_ Service The seed menace requires that all
at the grave was conducted by Rev.
1 dsld et. be d tr d before
C. McCarthy. ,rea es. c, es eye
____ 'maturity, by cuttlng,_sa1ting and
YOU VVILL NEVER REGRET
HEARING AND ENCOURAGING
the District Orators in their attempt be “Kew” wncemedi ° 5”" °’
in
to become Provincial Champion
Zion church Han tonight at 8 p_ m_ vinclal weed laws is intended to bring
BROOKFIELD--On Sunday, May
5, there will be sunday school in ‘ P ° '
Broumeld Church at 1030 a' mi amount of work performed in the
Young Peoples Meeting in Hartsvllie
at 7.30 p. m. Service in Hunter River
at 'l p. m.; sunday school 10.30 am.
HALIFAX GETTING READY-It
is understood that the Halifax speed method of smrvmom By me time oi
°°mmm°° “re getting their P"°5"°'“ rotation of crops has come aroundio
'ready now for exhibition races. With hay’ fauowmg gram' thml” Wm have
the number of horses that are being reached their manmum recovery
purchased and the interest shown in from previous wppremom H the
horseracing in Nova Scotia, this year choice of hay crop' and M stand is
should eclipse all previous ones for sure M to make I good smother crop
entries and high class racing. tm, is the “nt “en Lmumesl "peel:
LOSING N0 TIME-The Omoiald
of the Imperial Biscuit Co. were ample time to forestall "mms of the
greatly gratified by the prompt and ¢,h|_-,¢,]e,_ and to “now 51°" pmod 0,
business like manner in which ed- after-harvest' fallowing. Ae soon gg
justor C. H. Beer has handled the in- ghis1;|er'beg|n to chow after mowing,
surance situation connected with the me gmund is plowed, and through the
recent tire. As a result they were Mignon of the season, the under-
enabled to go about it yesterday af- ground Darts are kept deprived 01
ternoon to start clearing up the plant ngurighment from the roman' by use
and this morning Contractors Mac- sf the broad-shared' euiuvsfm-_ A
Dougall and McAulay will start in ‘ somewhat deeper _plowing 1;” m th,
rebuilding operations. They are ed- fall is s good finish to the leAaon'|
verttsing for men in todays Guar- work; and a cultivated crop the
didn, and are given carte blenche in following year lives further oppor-
respect to expenditures. The only tunity to “gp gh, me w btw'
part of the contract that will be in- It will be seen that only the live-
slsted upon is speed. If necessary etnpk or mixed farmer can make full
any me night slum wiulbe used, use oi' the memos outlined. The em
but the factory. must. be_ in opera- of the matter is that only to th; gg.
tion not later than May 25th. Mr. tent thatthe straight grain fu-mn
Pett, oven' expert of the Brantford can modify his prqeugg in gh). w.,°_
Oven Co., ls on his way here to take tion. out he hope for much eueeeu in
measurements for the steel plate, and oombatting is weed so well at home in
auperintend reconstruction arrange- elrlln crop.
ments for the oven which is badly BWI!! and other chemical expedi-
damaged. New equipment, etc., is ent! that have been npgfgmmna
being ordered, and it le hoped tohavs with may yet provide additional of-
everything in readiness to bake on lecaivee-for use on email ana; but
the date mentioned above. m the  of the Dominion taper-|.
meantime all customers will be ra- _lrlellteiihrm hunot proyggqujm
been me no unruly mn ei-can s¢\1\¥¢li_1eeouiemiee1,Autu¢y¢..,,.»
een: oct. mtnuweytnoairemn 1|nliiv.luodoprtve wedge.”
no emnamt me my wut .nm Ywnn. audio :epoetin awnemw
enough emit on mira in comm than |\lH§°tao_ roedtem. e mesa
warehouse to handle lequiremeltl mm FI.  tm- my 
 *°"‘lP""'°'~ ntiiuuaus. anna- no  
ing. Mr. Vincent resumed charge of
the Charlottetown Baptist Church.
remaining here until the arrival of
his son, Rev. Arthur Vincent, the
new minister of the Charlottetown
Church. Rev. A. J. Vincent has, dur-
ing April, been assisting D. N. A.
McNeill of Sussex, in e series of
evangelistic services, ss _a result of
which betweei-i_40 and 50‘will be ed-
aea to the 'membership or the sus-
sex Baptist Church. _
CONTROL OF THE CANADA
THISTLE
(Experimental Farms Notes)
A weed so well established as is
Canada. thistle, will not be extermin-
nted by any means at present in
sight, but a reasonable measure of
control is both possible and econ-
omically sound.
This control for its success, de-
mands attentlcn to two things,-the
and independents. This compares
with },428 in the 1024 elections, It
seems, therefore, that few ridings will
escape a. triangle contest. All parties
are gratified at the time set for the
A SEATS Iii BIIIT. PARLIAMENT
election which was held in the sum.
mer time for the ni-at time 34 yen-|
ego. Naturally it entails lm exllendi.
ture on halls and the period assists
in popularising outdoor meeting:
where accommodations are practic-
ally unlimited, The three candidatu
in the Islington division of London
in the coming general election at.
tended the local Baptist Church last
evening. ‘Gordon Touche, Conserve-
tlve and Lady Crosneld, Liberal, md
the lessons, and Robert Young, Lab-
or, led the general thanksgiving,
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Water Will Dlaapear.
One of the most important items
cf new-car cue is that of keeping
the water in the cooling eystem,con-
_stantly adqueate. When the engine
is stiff and new, it heats more rap-
idly and the water in the cooling
system dlsapears more rapidly. Heat
and lack of acre are a bed combin-
ation. The owner of a new car often
the plant, While the latter is receiv-
stragglers in waste places, blong
posturing, plowing under, or other-
wise. Each nelghborlng farmer must
things which inspection under pro-
about.`Eech farmer, moreover. must
avail himself of all the protection in
the matter of eed urch ses that
the Seeds Act of Canada offers. No
field, will keep them free of Canada
thistle, while its exceptional facilities
for seed dispersal are being ignored.
Field infestations themselves are
ordinarily best dealt with by the
ally alfalfa and sweet clover, make e
heavy cover. They are removed in
that
forgets this fact in the sheer joy of
driving his latest possession.
‘ Diagnosis by Color.
Color as an aid to diagnosis has
its virtues. For instance, if the smoke
coming from above the exhaust is
bluish grey, it is an indication that
oil is getting above the pistons. _
Misuse of High Power '
It is quite easy to misuse the
greater power of f/odsy‘s engines.
One common form of this is the
sudden application of the acceler-
ator which will spin the wheels and
wear the tires seriously. A smooth
start is getting to be e. sign of good
driving.
When Trafflc’s Think
One of the greatest of safety fsc-
tors when congestion is at its height
is e, horn that works instantaneously
and surely. To realize its importance
fully try to get along without the
horn on e. busy city street.
_ Slope htnre Nolees
lt still is a worthwhile gesture to
have the body bolts of the new car
tightened after the oar has been in
use for e. month or two. It is ode of
the surest Preventive: egatnst the early
development of loud and contlnuou
noises in the car. While it is being
done the time treatment should be
applied to the spring bolts. All of
them are prone to leeeenees when
an automobile la just out of the fae-
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They llemler Cooling.
Those Wu and mlm that some
themselves in-the radiator interfere
witnwoollnt to e certain extent.
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falls to function on one of its lwinn
well the-'slut but sooner: when
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THE PUBLIC FORUM
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OUB CLAIMS
Sir:-I have reed with inuch inter-
est Mr. Cempbelra letter published
in your issue of today.
Mr. Campbell is quite right in
stating that the lends of the North
West have not been wholly alienated.
I think, however, that the land grant-
ed to the Province of Ontario in
1912 was previously administered es
part of the North West Territories.
The Government of Prince Edward
Island in its brief submitted to the
Convention in 1927, claimed equitylll
the alienated lands to the Provinces
of Quebec and Ontario and this
Province and the other Maritime
Provinces sb weu,stl11 nom their eq-
uity in the territories new held by
the Federal Government.
I stated in my letter of April 30.
that these claims were not in SHI
way prejudiced by the claims Dill
forth by Senator Hughes, which BP'
pear to differentiate from all other
claims for increased subsidy herew-
fore presented by this Prosince 101'
the consideration of the Federal
Government.
I very much appreciate Mr. CSMP'
bell's prompt reply to my lem’ °I
April 30. A public question of such
paramount importance to the Prov-
ince of Prince Edward Island should
be impsrtielly treated apart from
political acrimony or bias.
wnue ruuy _rupeetms Mf~ CMP'
bell*s opinion I feel that I cannot
agree with him. that the claims pre'
eentesby stenmr r-rushes are Pm'
tieauy identical witntnese submit-
ted in the Govemment's brief in
1927. Mr. Hughes’ claims WP?" W
me distinctly different.
I am. Sir., etc..
w. r. 'rmMARSH
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(Canadian Press)
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approved a motion introduced by
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when .moment in amont 1mP°f;‘:h
num 11|' .”¢_¢¢\-_the mile!!! me
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wear on the tires.
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