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\'ilfiiDl;i>;l<£H°\:‘-Pi“°’” Canadian Winner Will be given a travelling Scholarship in the form
Sinclair and Mr. Mus
‘Md Ab", Add”°SS_l of a trip to Europe, With all expenses paid. This Canadian Winner .
The House
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senibly Mr. A. F. Arscnault delivered
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    iid Prince Edward Island Winner Will be Given a '  all EX- ` 
members alike. Sll9€C1l\’S were 5°
ingdg bv Holi. Peter Sinclair llld Ml'
John Mustard Progiess was report
   penses Paid to Toronto and a Silver Llaiidelabra.
plebisclle _
MOR..\'lN(} SESSION
___ The House mel at 11.45 a. in.
lin. iv. J. miciwilllm calico tile _ __ _ _ _ _
Hon. Minister gf Publ” Wm” the __ The Contests in this Province, which are sponsored by
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g..seer? What is his salary?
I '21 Was he Inspector on the
-lum Bridge work at Enmore last sea- _   '~ _ _
tiiiii if sc ii-im was in iiiiidv "    I .will beheld on dates given below'
"K is o s
3 Did lie supply span beams Ou’
N his own woods lor such contract?
--'3 df What was he paid for same?
Hon. J. P. Maclntyre said he Wollifl
'- jave the answer tomorrow. '
-~”'ni-Jw. J. Macmillan asked the
__H9nou_rab1e_ the Premier the follow-
ing questions:
1.. Was Fergus Robertson dismiss~
ett .i’rom the management ot the
School Siilillly B1`H1'iCl“i?
 2. Is he a returned soldier?
af was Miss cnrisdiu Miller av-
polnted in his place?
4. Was she bom in the United
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~~-ii- states?
< 5. Is she an American citizen?
.' _8. What is the cause ot the 87000
 _in the bank overdraft in
Ni.ii`at Branch?
The Premier stated he would an-
swer tomorrow.
_  W. Chester S. Mcburc asked
the Leader oi the Government:
_ l. Give the names oi all persons
appointed as school inspectors since
lst September 1927.
"’ 41' Ifso, give the name or names,
.sia.w_.l.\1 such case whether dismissal
,ir resignation, and the caus
son for such dismissal or res
The Premier tabled the
which was as follows:
1_._ Munn gallant, ni-st cuss.
Z-'igwnn A. Mcrnec, mst class,
R( Brewer Auld, first class,
. Hilda. W. Gillis, B. A.
Edward* McPhail, ni-st class.
Jnis: R. Murphy. first class.
D. J. Mullin, first class.
2. Answered in No. 1.
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Mr. H._ D. MacLean presented a pe-
rition from certain ratepayers ol
Grtplud and vicinity in Q\lcen's
ignaltion.
answer,
Qounty praying for sn act to incur-I \; .
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hgexagield by each person so ap-i _ ¢`_,_,%_,:t;‘-,._~;é€;-(_~A;_)_ Es;
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_ 3. Have anyoi the persons so ap- ,  ..  /
Ipointed been sincg dismLssed or` 
.9_suve,-they resigned. _ '_ ._i' ,V ,_~»“
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The Provincial Finals
May 3rd,
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ADMISSION T() ALL LONTESTS, 250
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'libre' tithe Cn-pnud 1-Ill! Compania' _' ' Y' ._ _
iLi_1'l\1“d-_
N Mr. Melmre presented a petition
'_{_r2rn_ _the trustees oi the Brace estate
praying for an act in incorporate the
.trustees of the Brace block, the pre-
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AFTERNOON SESSION lbcen very high He alluded also 'o the history of the situation in thislsuppose we believe init todo
‘ 5" T'~"“‘ 10 liraise thc eiiicient manner in
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irhc poor stale ol' the roads which province for the last low years, es- pcrance, he thought was best in-! wlmh me Mn ,st P
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Tile House inet at 3.30 p. lil. _ had been coiistlilciecl by the ma.
. _ , I blic Works
peuially in rcgaid to the teachers culcated by education. » W i _ r
` The re 'aining sections nf the licti ehiiics The proper policy was to put i claims for more salary - I He told ,sqm ~ 'Rs mpmvmg me mad' with un'
_ .. I . e rather aniuslng nuec- paralleled ecomimyr The cost bf
passed wzhmn' dis°“5s'°" “nd ¥”`°"d"“f'S °“ Um *OWS “UCF U10 heavy ' 1 dotcs ot the Way in which the pro- radin th
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nt Brace block. He Introduced a KIESS ‘MS 1”€D0lt€d. inacliincs had b.cn on them.  S0] cd this mme.” whzyn hc hlbition law was bciligflouted. For'
l it visl ns whichl An act to incorpolnisi the POFLHQS comsurlidcd tho "Patriots" cdltoriaisl means V D htgtnnoe (mga at n coumw dance he
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5  embodying s pro o , _ _ _ ‘ t _
received .first reading. _ Hall Company received its third read~l on lhclsllbjecl. in May, 1928. And now; :$229211 s2l‘;il;’u :E ggnlxilsadw  said, many of the lads present werel r __
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n act to liicdrporate the Scales ini; and was passed. itlie minlsir.-r has lo construct road
‘ ' |Llbcral and Conservative handling ol
dro Electric Co. received its ilrst _ _
kg;
rémmg.  MR. ARSENAULTS ADDRESS ldurmg me “mme of me stewart this question. Even though the Matil-
_____m_1 mt to amend th’ hm” M_i Mr. A. F. Arsenault, in Continlllnrt Gmmnmem, lcson Government was in power 111|
" li.is address stressed the necessity forl " _ ' _ _ me time of the Wm-_ the ave,-an .¢.
rd Island Fish and Game Protec ben" emorcemem and observance . As to giuvcl. thc minister just punc. L teudance and enrolment Wu water
mt-Actreceived its third reading. I t tdth ‘ d t 'it . h
IDI U1 M0i0r V0hlCle laws The dan-i ua e B lon sys cm w h it W enlunder the Mgbhiggon Gov"-nmgnt
__ An sci. to provide for a plebiscuei ° _ I iyou come to a comma, you had to*
,gcr through drunken diivers, alsoi A] th h mme h donelthan under the Bell Govemment.‘
_on questions relating to the control
and suppression of the traiiic in nl-4' ted. M to - cle  with his borrowed s150,000 worth oi
'fabholic liquors received its second
_"i‘eadlrig. and was dealt with in com-
.milttoe ot the whole,
N‘l'he Premier explained that the
'vllsiiiscite was to be held some time, _ _ programme _
'Iii the month ni July, the date to be  s°m° °! th' Magisimics Comm gmc l on gasoline and motor vehicles, he' " _
miss by the Lieutenant cicvcmct- in 1 rl” ‘°’°““"’“' F°" ““°`“"‘°°' M" ’“°"‘ cliiimca nioulii rumah sso ooo lor' H” 'md °‘ °"° ”""“'“°"° °' “W
,‘U'5°l' Clmllbcui E ¥\‘lBZ1Si1'»1l»¢. 1188* ' H' ` ' ` -crisis, due largely' to the pour par-
council.
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-'T' W” V" ° vm. position irom the oftlce oi his somi At 550 1;[frlhM::b‘“£ m°‘°d t' e claire Camlibell. However. thc lo-/.
'tha questions to be vdtad on. to road; - _ 1 t _
Thfmz 5 Ml Thine Clmvlwll- Thi! \1\ld° 116°' | joummm 9 A ernment. oi course. glvs Mr. Lange
- fa th Pr°_ l Pla fear there mllht be some Dl\’5iHl~ | EVENING SESSION the credit for settling the strike.
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¢Jl"d|!m°“ A" U ‘WW U19 “W in mu ` tertmnz with the equi admmtgtrb The House met at 8.1.1 p. m. PROHIBITION _ ‘
province?
i tion of Just e_. when e son. ss i _
gy;-m 01:; mx in 7;; °fG""° “V °;' dress on the budget. He dealt Iur- The ‘spealrer claimed that, .both A
nnuur ii on or ovornmen _ nth” There was complaint mow ther with the road policy of thc gov- here and in Nova Scotia, because ing, 1-1, 51,9 t-gqngd the mgmoms Q;
‘ lbumme cue, of fox stealing were ernment. going into the matter in _there is a divided opinion among the
| detail. Pa-‘tlcularly did he criticize people, bootlegging and liquor smug-‘
The clause, as amended, was car-
lltlr lengthy discllhioli.
There was s division on-the quali-
mi whether or no on Indian should
In s right to Vote on the pllbis-
to. Clause I  lllelrvot-
. It was isltfcn s ltruldht N117
ci s ui il, tin oppmiucii mp-
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‘ idrags. similar to those in operation
those who were young and inerpe:--stop' I at l’ E m F as
_ ienced should be aba o r cy _ _ _
‘police should be out on the couniigv , gum! L9 to d° 25 mlm M 'md with
roads where they are needed rather ‘ R' At that mm' he would mush his
than in the cities. i
‘ In Prince Cmmty the common nniiult criticized the Governments road
at some length The taxes
[his oiiice separated only by is glass gravel ng'
ity between the father and son in- _
I Ie th (men Mr. Arsenault continued his lid-
qhappens. prosecutes a clse before the
getting of! too easily. The conditional ‘
m Frm” county lm were mme wo the large expenditures of tha Deprat- gling were on the increase, even
b ment. on roads and bridges, as well children practising it. Hs severslv
I programme in 160 years_ Mr, Arsen-
thus showing that Education under,
the Mathieson Government was in oi
more healthy condition, I-Ie told thai
story of the Indecision and inaction
oi the Saunders government in con-1
nection with the strike ol the school:
teachers
less oi the "week-end premier" Mr.
05 U10 “lures in the quadrilles call '
d quite a novel one. He yelled “pro-f
sacutors in the centre, bootlcggers alli
round." And this just hits oi! the;
situation today! (Loud and prolong-`
ed laughter.)
Mr, Arseriault defended the Hon,
W. M. Les against the attacle; of Mr.
MacPhes, who had criticized him io:‘
representing the government in
meeting the British Empire Parlia-
mentary delegates on Sunday. f
bootleggers and the man who callsi
e
uoiv. rar!-:ii siNcL/iiivs Anniu-:ssl
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Bon. Peter Sinclair expressed the
pleasure of His Ms._Iesty's subjects at
nu, i-uumitlon to health ana itil-`
buts to' the memory at Marshal Focli,
in connection with which he praised
the splendid address of Father Mac-
Mshon at a solemn Mass oi Rlquleir,
hold in the Cathedral in the inorii-
~_::-Premlei' Bell. John Agnew. Jude
Warburton and Laughlin Maobonalil. '
Mr. Sinclair than passed to s con-
sideration oi the public soomml.i_
<1
ing rum
that tho Minister of Public Wo.':s hitlon law by which appeal from tbl arsl and Consarvltlve rilimq, and
#UIUC WORKS should, in this debate. outline thi m|gistrl\tc'l decillon tofhighur court claiming that the Uilissrvstlvs lla i
good, for the inmates seemed to e . \
dunk in me NL 'ls other matters. lla considered, too _,scored the system .under tht prohi- comparing the lisbilltisg of tm Lib-.'
mf" ‘W mmm! °"\’ Pi" °f ‘-h° the Upiwlition lpenkers to give him rlsge oi Justice which had occurred hinders Government tool: oiiicei
in Armpuit criticized the mln- puns ci lin department in time lor was bm-cd, sim told at-s miscsr- biliuu were greater. At nic tlmrtm ‘ N - '  
HES
B_ B e roads with the big mn,
CMMS “'35 501112 $6000 D01' mile. The The speaker next dealt with a PU'
Minister of Public Works. ln fact. inancnt provincial highway schenie
ww dvins Just as good work on the winch, lic aiu not think, would be ii-
roads as eventhe Bell Government ‘copied by the people of the province
did. at only one-thlrtieth the cost. (Continued on Page 121
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