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GENERAL
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were the Governors personal stall. Mali*-U01. l"¢l1\. It- D-. U- V- D-- Ml!- or G. Thompson, M. O. V. D.. and l llalor D. F. Tierney; in the third cel' were His Honor the Lieutenant Qgiemor and his private secretary,
'Mn Alban Farmer.
M the ogre proceeded to the H°\lll
a eelute of fifteen guns was fired _noel the Park R-uldway by Number 'Bpt Medium Battery under the -command of Major S. Fielding with Lieut. Karl Kelly. 77;' the Lieutenant Governor `-!H¢1nf-ered the House the members hafillken their seats, with the Speak- er JI the chair. The speaker read a “misuse from the Lieutenant-Gow ei-ness private secretary 'latina that 'His Honor would arrive at three p. m. to open the House. The BD€B\¢€l‘ “lull leff the chair.
Just as the clock was strikins
three the Lieutenant-Governor en- tered the House preceded by the Ser- giant~at-Arms His Honor was ac- companied by Lieut. Col. U. G. Daw- son, V. D.. Commander of the Prince Edward island Highlanders. Lieut. Col. J. A. MacPhee. Lieut. Col. P. W. Mclvevin, D. C. M.. Maj- or P. I. Andrew, M- M.. Major I- E- Crolssn, Major L. T. Lowther, Maj- or W. H. Poole, Major T. B. Rog- ers, Mejor F. B. Conrad, M. M.. Mejor W. J. MacDonald, Capt. D. M. Bell, Capt. sylvero Dsltoche, Capt. walter smith, cept. oeorsu Urals and Lleut. James Fullerton.
His Honor then read the Speech
from the Throne which appears be- lov.
After His Honor had retired from
the chamber 1-Ion. Mr. Lea, Premier presented to the House the writ of election for the second electoral dis- trlat of Prince and the returning of- ficers’ return thereon, showing the election of Mr. G. Shelton Sharp as Assemblyman. The return on the writ was read by the Clerk. Mr. Sharp having been previously sworn ia was introduced to the speaker, ‘ by Hon. J. D. stewart, Leader of the Opposition, and was conducted to his seat by Hon. Mr. Stewart and Dr. W. J. P- MacMillan.
The pro forma bill was then in- troduced. 'rne Sneaker then read ever the speech from the Throne in order to prevent mistakes.
After the motion on the consider-
ation of the Speech had been passed standing committees were appointed. 'Tho debate on the address in re-
. ply to the Speech from the Throne will start' tomorrow, the mover be- ing Mr. H. H. Cox, of Morell, and the seconder Mr. R.. H. Gordon, of Mont- rose. The House will opcn at 3 p. m.
On motion oi’ Mr. Cox, Gerald
Barry was appointed e. doorkeeper.
Yesterdays proceedings were wit-
nessed by the usual large number of people within and without the build- ing, and ladies as usual were rep- resented in numbers on the iioor of the House.
STANDING COMMITTEES
The following were the Standing
Committees appointed:
On Agriculture: I-lon. Mr. Wright;
Mr. Musterd, Mr. McPhee, Mr. sharp. Mr. J. D. Stewart.
On Publis Accounts;-Hon. Mr.
LePsge, Mr. Allen, Mr. Arscnault, Mr
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ssiand join in expressing sympathy ‘and sorrow with our beloved Svc- ereign King George the Fifth. in the recent passing of his sister *the Princess Royal. , -3 We regret the departure from Canada of Viscount and the Vis~, countess Willingdon, His Excellency'a. term of oiiice as Govemor-General expiring during the present year., Lord and Lady Willingdon greatly endeared themselves to all our peop- le. We feel that an excellent choice ‘bas been made in the appointment of Lord Willlngdon's successor, and we extend to the Earl and Countess of Bessborough and family it moat hearty welcome. . ` 4-During the past year an agree- ment was entered into between my Government and the Canadian 'rub- erculosis Association whereby an ex- tensive public health service will be undertaken. A grant of 815.000 a year for a period of five years from the Canadian Tuberculosis Assoclatlon,` and a sum of approximately $13,000 a. year from provincial and munic- ipal sources, will provide the financ- es necessary to carry out a benc- flciel health program, which will be still further aided by the opening ol the Provincial sanatoriurn in the coming summer. It is confidently expected that this intensive program of education and treatment will ef- . fectively control the insidious dis- ease of tuberculosis and promote the general health of our people.
5-The enrolment and attendance
of pupils all our Public Schools show is satisfactory increase over the pre- ceding year, the percentage of et- teudance standing at the highest point recorded.
I-It is pleasing to note the con-
tinued improvement of school bulld- ings and the increasing appreciation of the importance of better equip- ment for our rural schools. Much credit for this gratifying condition ,should be given to the Women's In- stitutes of the Province.
7-The organization of e. Provin-
cial Police Force during the past year through the uniting of the Pro- hibition and Motor Vehicle Officers. provides effective means of law en- forcement in rural districts.
B-In November last a conference
of Provincial Ministers of Agricult- ure was called by Hon. Robert Weir. Federal Minister of Agriculture, at which a national agricultural policy was discussed. The Minister ap-- proved of the establishment of Agri- cultural Schools and offered the ser- vices of the various Experimental Stations for this purpose. Negotiat- ions have since taken place between my Government and tho' Federal Government concerning this im- portant matter.
9-It is with feelings of gratitude
that we contemplate economic cori- ditions in this Province in view of the general depression existing in other lands. The effect of the regret- table reduction in the value of agri- cultural products has, in a measure, been offset by a bountiful harvest, and the wise policy of mixed farming. followed by a majority of our fann- crs during the past decade. The high quality of our field and animal products has been fully maintained The market for our certified seed potatoes is continually widening. Our Province again united with the oth- er Maritime Provinces in exhibiting at the Canadian National Exhibit- ion and the Royal Winter Fair. These exhibits were viewed by many .thous-
McLean, Hon. Mr. Clark, Mr. Cox. ands of people ,md were wn5l¢e,e¢l
Standing Rules And Orders:
Blanchard; Mr. J. D. stewart; Dr
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McDonald.
Private Bills:-Hon. Mr. Sinclair;
Mr. Dennis, Dr. W. J. P. McMillan; Mr. McLean.
lngroesing Bills:-Hon Mr Blan-
chard; Mr Mustard, Mr. Gordon,
Dr. W- J. P- McMillan.
Revising Journals:-Hon. Dr. Mc-
Mcl\lsll1, Mr. Allen, Mr. J- D. Stew- art, Mr. Alan Stewart.
Printing and Binding Journals Mr. Darby, Mr. Campbell, Mr. Mc- Lean.
Lcglsletlvs Library:-Mr. Larabec,
Dr- McDonald. Mr. Bruce. Mr. But- ler, Mr. Arseneult.
Contingent Committee:-Hon. Mr.
LePsge. Mr. Allen. Mr, Mollean.
SPEECH FR-OM THE THRONE
iollowing was the Speech deliv
ered by His Honor the Lieutenant Govemor.
\`l Mr. Speaker and Gentlemen of the
Legislative Assembly of Prince Ed watd fsiand:- r~_xt is ml' Privilege and pleas-
ure. on the first occasion of your as- sembling since l received the ap- pointment of Lieutenant Governor, to extend to you e very hearty wel- ` come to your legislative duties at this. the Fourth Session of the Forty- lirst General Assembly. i trust that l may enloy the same cordial rela- tions with my Govemment as pre veiled during the term of my Dre- dc$°r~ ' ' Eau people or mace some
among the most attractive at these Exhibitions. 'The number of exhibits
-_ of live stock at our inter-Provincial
Exhibition was the greatest in its history and the general quality was never higher. The excellent dlspl.*y of roots and vegetables-harvested in the middle of August-was e strik- ing illustration of the possibilities of early growth and development for ex- port of this valuable cash crop. The exhibits of live stock and field pro- ducts at the County Exhibitions were
:- fuly up to the standard ofprevlous
y€ll‘S.
10-The outstanding quality of
Prince Edward Island foxes was further demonstrated at the recent Royal Show ln Toronto. Although the prices for fox pslts have declin- ed in keeping with the depression of all commodities, high class furs still command a fair return. '
ll--To alleviate unemployment my
Government, in common with the
- other Provinces, shared in the ad-
vantages of the i"edersl`Re1ief Act. Legislation will be introduced to rat- ify the action of the Government in this regard.
12-The Legislative Council Cham-
ber, ncw more generally known as The Confederation Room has recent- ly been completely renovated. It will, I ern sure, continue to be a source of much interest to our rea- idents and visitors alike.
13-Government House, generous-
ly vacated by the late Lieutenant Governor Hon. A. C. MacDonald for
_use as a hospital during the Great
_War,_ is now undergoing much need- cd alterations and will be available for occupation as a residence for the Lieutenant Governor et an early
Championship Guns
Scotia tltleholderl for the M ltime
Ahegwelts will leave the city this
afternoon for Montague where they
will stage a blg Bonsplel at the
’spiel
last evening, encountering very heavy
years geography pupils have been taught that cape Blanco on the wut-h
west than Cape Blanco. _
HARRISBUR-G, Ark., March 24-A
turkey belonging to Delbert Williams here, has laid more than B2 eggs since October.
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date.
14--The development of trams on
our roads has increased the burden of maintaining our highways and bridges. The Department of Public Works has vigorously continued its program of widening the roads, cli- minatlng dangerous curves and building up and gravelllng low-ly- ing places. ~
l5-During the past year a number
of experiments with our _natural road building material were made, and from the favorable results of these tests, it is confidently ex- pected that by the use of this nat- ural material, hard surfaced high- ways may be satisfactorily and ec- onomically constructed.
16-My Government having und-
er consideration the construction of
such improved highways, the De- partmentof Public Works last year carried out the experir_nent of con.. struetlng a mile of sand asphalt pavement, and it is the intention to further pursue this policy of hard
_surfacing our highways to an extent consistent with the revenues of the province. _ . 17-In view of the anticipated a- mendment to the Federal Old Age Pensions Act, whereby its provisions may be taken advantage of in this province, my Government has und- ertaken e census of those persons eligible for relief under this Act. .
18-The Government of Nova sco-
tla, having intimated in the Speech from the Throne st the present ses- sion of the Legislature, its intention to press for a final settlement of the claims for increase of the federal sub- sidy, as recommended by the Dunc- an Report, my Government has com- municated with the Governments of the other Maritime Provinces, with a view of holding a conference im- .medietely following the closing of the Legislature. to discuss united lotion concerning' this important question.
ID-Among the measures that will
be submitted for your approval will be an Act to provdie retiring pen- ,slons for school teachers, the Tick- et of leave Act, and the Assignment of Book Debts Act.
20-The Public Accounts for the
past year, and the estimated expend- itures for the current year, will be submitted at an early date. To these and all other matters that may s- rise in the course of your delibera- tions. 1 invite your earncstfattcut-
ion and pray that Divine Providence may euiceaae blue your labors.
Charley White Recalls
some interesting comments to make on the boxing game.
em Oregon coast was the western “Ali this talk about boxing being most tip of continental Unitod Ststeslso crooked makes me wonder some Recent geodetic surveys show that'times." White said: “I was in the there are three or four points further boxing game for 17 years and in all
that time I never was cheated out of a penny. Sometimes I never even
GRANGE 31 YEARS 0!-D ‘made a contract, just a verbal agree-
White outpolnted the then light-
the title from Ritchie was knocked
'bout at Benton Harbor, Mich... out
world's champions during his car-
]Jncl¢ Britton, Fredr/ Welsh, -Johnny
his pocket, and it read: "Charlie
and the three general chairmen, T
-Declarlng that Australia was ad mittedly off the 'gold standard, I-Ion. E. G. Theodore, Commonwealth Treasurer today introduced in the House of Representatives a bill whereby the Commonwealth may shortly abolish the statutory gold ,reserve and ship to London for debt
deemed in gold on demand The
rency.
members. Minutes of last meeting
I ‘Tr s er’ R. ort was read lt was morctl that a letter of sympathy be
sc‘lool committees were appointed for Howe Bay Miss Lizzie Welsh and
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what la all mllasiuiv will se the Ivvlll may th. relperliu an csazsli. ‘C"*“‘“°" PW; ' S __ C,,,,,,d,,,,,5 4_ Boston 5_ - By Mr. J. L- T110
curtain call of local hockey for the `lol_ game. The. team ls leaving lull OTTAWA' om” Marc '24' e ' Cl-llmgo 2, Toronto 2_ ` “nom 1. an luwrmdhu hncke, -,m.,,ng¢h_ _ator Gideon D. Robertson. Minister mmm L mme" 5_ hir. J. Th0lllS0ll clash at the Forum tonight between-
ihs norden Nationals ms nathan: our-lin; Monday "°”“°° '°°“"°°“ "°"°‘°““‘“"°‘ °'
the firemen and engiliemen of the
valued at $76,576; 756 thousand feet
out of the ring by White, in their were read and appN_ved_ and also _EXTENDED CANAL- TRAFFIC cg_
The nrst Tremont house was built
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the referee stopped counting ai. five 5 An interesting feature 01 the ;,~;f_ Dt Dearborn and Lake streets in
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White, lightweight champion of the _ ""“’_“_ -- worlax' attest wlllle nltenie for CLASIFIED ADS
h tin t ° ° ssclirlln more ltANou_n;. ._._Vg___
male Sie H. female 4 G male 90
BEATS WIFE T0 DIVORCE I will sell by public auction at H_ M, c_ ‘P_ _,_ Mcnonhd Brat
Horner none Exohens°~ Elm Allen' oleniihnan. -nal-a-as-zl . B 0 R n E N
PORTLAND. Ore., March 24-Mrs ue, la heed of Western horses. Thaw
Alfred C. Mueller's trip to Reno for horses are ell broken sinsle ind FOR IA!-I-»~AYlSlllRl IILIAIY a divorce was lvasted energy. As soon double. Bale Friday. March 27th. at °°W- 0°*/ly frvehened. Fred W. es lvllueller learned where she was. he 1.20. These horses are suitable to all H°'5l°m» Bl'¢W\\bll\°- 4l90~3-36-2|
filed a divorce suit right here in his kinds of farm work and will bc sold peg; home town. ills decree was granted without reserve. Terms cash. Fred W. Fon s‘“‘E"°PUnE mm" “AME” Probabi Last “Smile Of ScnS0ll~
_ , _ _ Bock cess. Extra good latina , Y
before his wife had lived in Nevada Wright. J. A. MacDonald.. Auction m.am_ 60° pet nm” of “_ Mm A" Seats 50c_
`.the necessary lonnit of time. eer. _ _ _ _ 42°l~3-‘-il* 9\ -1. P. deco, Boutbrqort. 4108-I-35-ai ` ‘
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mr 'csc _l sable. on is rrmlm, » ia ls Y The Fo___o______ng Extract
Representative At
. _ ___ v _ M Spooner winnipeg Mar W G: no one was responsible for the slg- 31185 Silrkd t0 Shiite. lfidllblly ¥¢t~
_ _ Gmmm_ L;nd_m,_ om #nd “_ E_ nal. .lust before the explosion, var- tins worse- The chandeliers and
Linden Momwn N B_ ,Tha mmrrick Frissell, motion picture produe- hanging lamps all started to go as
. ' ' ` er who was sitting in a cabin, had well as the tables and chairs. I can
` --- sped ki ng 32”; w;'5t;;p;e::t;durZuA` E' Crmy' a pl-emonltion 'or what was to ge. tell you that a very funny feeling
MAKES UNE TRU’-The °“' fe" ,;he° chm mm at cémenuon L, our and referred to the danger or came Over me before we rushed out
ry, which left Tormentihe yesterdgy of Spa 1-ts over the distribution of work as be_ explosives in the powder magazine, into the street. When we got there, 'vu' “““'°" “ “°‘“°“ “ “‘ - i;;.l“.::;s'.;““r rd .::.°';‘:~
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10° in the 3*-“li-°~ Tm “°‘““°’ 1°" BY GEORGE KIRKSEY - ‘cabin next to the magazine. cryhodv waitins lor the worst- It on return shortly lfkf 7 °`°1°°k- United Press Staff Correspondent , , l lasted about I mmm, men sub§ld_ Tm P’°V"m“‘ “°"h°“‘" wmd pack' -_ [Australia f Captain A Hero cd. and we went back to eat. About ed tm’ i°° m "Hd n°°" ' ` ' an hour later. we heard that the
__ ola nays or amos Standard . Heroes who appear in times of Hawkes Bev district had been bud-
N -crisis were not lacking on the Vik. _ly hit and later on word began to
GEOGRAPHY ALL WRU G Charley White. who was 9. terror (S il ‘TG di _ t ;1_m°u8h sm°“sly injured' meme md abotui Hume; :Ed fmst'
TLA .. h 24-ru among llshtwelzhts ln his .lay has 9”” ° ° "” ““ ‘ “P~ lm" Kern- -7f~- “"d°ubi¢d~ MSS- I ‘U 11° “°W W ° ef ii W”
POR' ND’ 0” Mm I CANBERRA, Australia. Merch 2i.‘fly saved many lives by ordering his auorth mano or south Island shake
- men to keep together and directing so got Irene on the phone after a
their efforts to reach shore. Master long delay _and found out that she Watch W. G. Johnston, of Concep- was alrlghtl 'I can imagine what it ion Bay, stood by two injured men must have been like in Napier and for 52 hours when he might have Hastings, when we felt it that much struggled over the ice to shore with loo miles away. The people in that the members of one group who con- district have lost everything because
, sidered it h0Pcless to drag e dorycverythlng was lost, bank accounts, ment and I ne,-er had B single ‘payments the gold thus released. containing the injured men any far- ol, the time lt happened. bank VHUWS
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_F _ dm the 3rd of the month, from which cord offices and so on
dis t e ab con on-S _
slag. Borden has been going great of Foruvn. 'rhe three rlnks of summer- |31; _exit e§et‘_;‘;;\ msrmomerhwd Continued from page 1 you can get some idea of the _ex late and home fans may expect e side, Montague and Charlottetown of Locomotive “ramen and En¥me_ me Even the pmures do nat __e_
thrilling and bitterly fought contest. will match stones in what is prom- _ . ,
|, men *md th” t""° l“"5° °“'“°dl“"'slrlglng hymns, was gleaned from the whole story, and unless one sees these doors and when the me trim
Bathurst Papermekere--the second ised the est get-together of the t H I _ » l -some hen with e great reputation season. It ls also expected that Sum- Raxlwail sgstexi' ‘ro;:‘n__?_:_ c°;]_he°rn_some of the survivors soon after the for oneself, you cannot realize the land records. deeds nl n
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I3 Fmn’ A Letter Received
ms;ln From His Grands
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Campbell Who Is C_p_R Wellington, New Zealand'
for the Intermediate championship _ or have settle aaa niece reward N-ri Monday afternoon and even- , °“'““““" N“°1°"“l muway ““d “xl "r am sending to you today some sirens boxes and security boxes in mana the wlaam to mat the Neva ins ure our-liar class of the mens °°““"° °“‘°e“ °’ "“° °°’“"““*" ’ 1 revere wverins the earthquake o “"
' - wa; called in an cfiort to smooth
the banks, government clue,”
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were
the days business. By the _:her
tent of the damage and the loss of employees got back to the vaults e
l strain made it impossible to du"
» Ofisages, all
and intend to make the Island chem- mera de will play e aheilen e match emo e d Susana docked The tal, lncluded a nm mln, about ll Ig happened at records and all money l a umm me In "6" ",,|°_d_ The nm’ Wm, me Bun", "om Wisden for 23;? °é_mfh_‘_’n C“;‘:;l“’:_ep:;:;:: touch of superstition. regarded as an Napier, 200 miles from Wellinston at . p pm 8° l, |¢,|,°¢|||¢¢ g, .gre ,g 3,30 .ng e the McArthur Cup, which is at auves if its peml;)loyee5_ Wm meet omen of disaster. On the night he- 10.45 e.. ni. I was in Paimersto gona attendance is expected. A epeo- present held by Montague. The togethen Representing me camdnm fore the explosion, 5 was sold, North at the time, just half way be lar ima erewaes with fem will leading merchants of charlatietswn mmm, firemen Wm Howud the v1klna's whistle sounded. No ltween Welllnswn and Navi". an legve norden tbl. afternoon. are donating special prizes for the Lynch vice president of the “mom reason for the action could be found, was having rrllrning tea. with one ol and 5000 lnjul-ed_ A ,.,.f,,gee Wu _'nr
' and the officer on the bridge said the boys. All ol a sudden the bulld-
lyou ree that these survivors hm” ‘to go on now, have no records l money, no homes. no clothing nil:
d lug at all. There are about 300 dem
ins Irene the other any that sh' was looirlns after a neighbors rhm that morning. As soon as the ,mb happened she rushed this child lm the door into the yard and sglmd back into the house for her owl, M of s sudden she heard a shriek and turning around. saw the ynunm" _thc neighbors, in a large vrevlceul the ground hanging on hy ll, hand, Sha turned around und milled th; youngster out, and just as she dm the around closed ln again, you Wm' see_ from the pictures the desll-lm. inn and great openings in the earth, A very good friend of mine went up W \\`°~Dier on the previous Sunday ul get married but was caught by A falling wall and was killed, pol, tunately at one of the lug sqlwl, there, the Principal was lt good Bm and gave the kiddies another five minutes recess, and during the ml, five minutes when they were still out the quake happened. l-lad the Prin- cipal given them the usual recess the death roll would have been terrible"
CLAR.K$DALE,_Miss., March 24- promoter, or manager, or fighter full The gold standard was a snare ther. His gruelllng vigil was reward- _
An orange 87 y¢ll'S01d and Still 111 8-11 to llve up to hls agreementg and delusion, said Mr. Theodore. It ed when sealing steamers finally `
excellent state of preservation is own Whlte whose camel- gxlmdw ,mm had definitely failed and the surest rescued the trio. H ° t 'C d
shmrssuraruhnererhe ' -- ls or!
° Y b* __ he f 'wb ,i906 to 1923, has been conducting 'S1811 Of thai? WAS me 30 D¢\`°9l“5 di!-‘ Henry Sargent. Operator King,
°"““¥° W” "°'"5 W "°”‘ 9' the "Charlie white, Muscle Sense COUM usulnst Australian currency and navigator Kennedy, the latter °
in 1844 'md “ive” "° “ awk 'mud' The System on Michigan Boulevard in Overseas. The Australian banks hold rlow dead from pneumonia, were res- I ca go te I
dntldhihtlidugwtixe mme was km Chlcesv for the best cisht reels His $8°»°°°»°0° lu Suki he <if=°1“°<1~ H011- Cued by thesasona after for-tv four I T D A
° ‘ clientele is among society women, Mr. Theodore also revealed that if hours of drifting on a'dlssolving ice S orn Own
TURKEY "EN BUSY _,treating more than 7,000 since he the Westminster Bank of London in- pan which was approach1ngopen\we. _
,retired from the ring. slsts on a payment of $25,000,000 due ter. After stopping at Catalina to land CHICAGO Mawh 23_ (U_ P_)___Tm\_ .-Afer I left boxing I had a lot ol' from three Austrnzan States on about forty survivors whose homes h of érowbars against wood
business dealings with bankers, law- March 31. he feared those Guvem- are in that locality, the Government “gm mm, has rewmded thmulh yen and omem.. Wm wma .-and ments would have to default. He was steamer Prospcro arrived here at 6 :ge gsened Camden of ..C°“ch.s believe me some of them vvlll hook hopeful an arrangement might be a. m. with the remainder of the un- Fnuy., and has ended the hmmm 615 you anyway they can, even if you made with the Bank, and unless the injured men. Ben-it Balchsnis am- Tremont House whose me has been h . t` . hi l d ‘ . . _ave a contract 1 makes me t nk Commonwealth itself obta ns fun s phlbian plane and Robert Foggs bl- interwoven with that of me my 4°, DOXIHE cant be so bad when evcn in London by June 30, default is in- plane were at mel, bases at Hmm 9 _ .
busmess me" “Y W “NOK 5’°“'" €V1¢9-ble, 11° $150 Ademfifed- bermouth and Hampden, respective- 8 years' white believes that boxing will The present mu ls an amendment ly_ ,,,,,,zm_ Fon returned from Horse A muderu aurkins lot v/111 occupy “Ve as 1°“¥ R5 thé W°l`Hl ' 60 the C6mm0l'lW9H1th Bllllk A05- It Island this afternoon after impro- me #Pace when Dm’ smod me M
“Theyll never leeiele-'~= bowls out will not be debates more the hast- ,-mug sails ln plate of those broken est h°"°w °l tm wespa mmm
ment to the folly of its builder. N011
of existence" sold White, It is one of er recess. Under its provision the < the best of an sports to develop a bank board may be required to hand :;d1“_;‘:_i;‘hKen°“re;'_l::;1d 1;? ysszgsi eer residents said and then watch; ma" physically' And' "vm u""“g.h bf- the 'I`1'°95Ul’e1`~`5U¢h B075 its he mouth at 8 P. m. after a three-hour ed the my outgrow even me mos some may not think so, it takes some deems mcgssary in exchange for fllghl, over Wm” Bay optimistic dreams of Ira Couch. \""am5 t° b° '"1 b°"" " Commonwealth securities. The bill ' “T” um” T"°m°“"' H°‘“° W”
burned and each time the far-see
limits notes in circulation to $300,- _ `
'rnvlee 'rrlelrea ay rms- 050900 Whlch would need to be ,.e_ CANADIAN nocln-:v srlcxs 11;! v;S1§>_l_\_ °f__i*-S 1;£l;_*°°°f___;_¢_f
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_ pm-mg me mem, Wlllgc fought lmote issues www be backed by :eb The wood used in the 23 establish-‘draw again the ridicule of his fel more than 300 battles, and at least ,'u,;¢l¢g_ The bln also makes mega, mrnts specializing in sporting goods low citizens.
twice in his career late tricked him ., business c°nh.acts_ stlpulatmg 5” camda if* 1929- HC°°!‘C\il\E £0 the
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out of wlnnlna the lightweight cram payments O, ,mgum due ln Aw B“f°““ °f Stemilve- was chiefly mae or west -
plonship. He was famous for his mur- t, M l n but Australian cm._ SW" 5°f"“'°°d mmbef *1m°“l1¥1H8 W _ demus Mt hook ‘B “' n B y 1.872 thousand feet board measure, The ,lol-y_,_-lf Tremont House was
_ the story of the rise of the west and
weight champion, Willie Ritchie, in lEGuNGToN AND Hows BAY harcl_iwood _‘lumber Hi $573793 3” the mushroom growth of the little a lo-round no decision bout. ln lail WOMENS |NsT;TUTEl;;rd°v;'e "dw°°‘§ bd” “° “'°°1- vlliaseaions Lake Michigan which at Milwaukee Whlte‘s margin of The “sul” monthly meeting or, $3640 H; :STG phyxxstaxluite at in 1933 will celebrate its ilrst 100 victory was so decisive the newspap- the E ’ ' `. m' years of existence.
gllnton and Howe Bay Wom- among the principal products were
B t t h e had tlivcd
ers afterwards called him ~‘legitim- u Tl-amen ous ou
’ ‘Itltt hid tM h4tl
|ate lightweight champion of the ms ns ue was c B are ‘ hockey sticks' numbering ganna md its day Northwestern Unlvcrslt of-
Meeting opened by singing the Ode valued at $207,352; tennis racquets ’ y
“'°’1d'" ' and by repeating the creed. rtoll call numbering 4s,75o and valued at $213- "cms" me p”°“°“” °“"‘°“" 5"”
"in 1920 Benny Leonard who won was answered Wm, joke, by gnu-teen 861. ' Because it was too antiquated to.
earn its taxes the building was wreck
and ultl'i0ll8h about 20 Seconds el- gent to Mm Janet Mmmmam H_e_ fic gn the Saul; Ste, Mgrle canals i833. It was a small frame hotel.
lauced, Leonard was not counted out imrts of schom committees we.m',_hm (both Canada and the United States Ira and James Couch came here In the “mf” f°“_"d I-'°°“°‘°d k“°°k' heard It was reported that Egumon 10035) 1855 year was that the canals in 1836 and rented it only to have
rid out White' but he womd “Over school needed ot be scrubbed. New were opened tm days earner' Apm it destmyed by me m mag' A°'°“ shi-him -°¥“*“- White asia, _ _ 24, and closed two days later, nec- the street from its rust site. lra White boxed 23 matches "'ainst ‘ amber 12, than in the preceding year. Cough built the secuml Tremont
hous,e also a frame structure bu
< Miss Alice Marrow, for Eglinton, Mrs. AN .
cer. some of the tltlcholders were _“___ Macxemm _md Mm “wud C ADAS MAPLE TREES more mln lm.” Mme, as ]a,.ge_
Kilbline. Johnny Dundee. Leonard W°0¢i~ S0m¢‘ correspondence was read There are nine species 01 mlblc gm-md Anln and hltehle. Next meetius is to bu held at th; native to canada. according to the '
at la doctors told white he bums of Mrs- W- Fisher and nail ca roi-est service el the pepsi-tmei-it ol I 18
r - . 49 th t b lldi _
coulqn-g llw, lmmuge he had lun". is to bc answered by writing ones the Interior. Three of these, namely, Tien 3 mg ,IT t°°'t_ burned
culosls. name with the left hand, The pro- the broadlesved maple, the vin, that ;_°mch_ °‘“°“ h°“5° "1 had two ambitions in my uf.;,“' gram for thc evening was; a reading maple. and the dwarf maple are con- _mm ° °“8° gasp' said white. "One was to prove those by MIS- W- Kwft. 11 S010 by -Miss fined to British Columbia- The only m, ° M' h°“'°h'y W” nv' “nd 9' doctors were wrong and 1 did. Alle Ellen stead, and instrumental music maple ilu-tivo to the Prairie Provinces
the other was to win a worlds by Anne MecGowan. Meeting clos- |:h¢h°e_1_:l_nl_l0bB”mBple. and this and _
chem lonshl and 1 did that too. ea ll sin ln cod save the King. ° ’ “nhl ve 'wuts fsuear or See gals clipllllnl-" Aftery the gnleitinl lunch was served mrd' m°P1°' Wd m°'9“- mv" l¥\BD\D.` Then he pulled a tattered and and a pleasant social hour was Bmpqi maple’ and "‘“““t"“” m°Pl°’ torn old newspaper cartoon out of enloyed. 3° ‘°““d "‘ th” '“‘“°"“ P"°W1°¢s of
. e Dominion.
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‘fhalz stories high. it cost s'ls.ooc all ,was one of the finest hotels in the country. The city said its builder hui lost his reason. "Ccuch's Folly" they called it-
But from the start 'I1-emont house
was s succem. The most notable soc-_ - 'ial events of the city were held then.
The hotel was destroyed again ill
the great fire of 1871 and was rebuilt under the direction of J. M. Ven Os- del, architect of the original "Couch‘s Folly." It was the lint building constructed alter the street levels had been raised and engineer- ing of the project was conducted by George Pullman, a youns engineer, who later attained fame throush his invention of the sleeping cars known by his name.
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The regular March nicciing of tht Eurnscliffe Womens institute WHS hold at the liome oi Mrs- Bemild Doyle on Tuesday. Mardi iw' Wm* fifteen members and three visitor! present. The meeting opened by sins- ing institute carol followed uv Club Women’s Creed. Roll call was tilt!! answered by My Favorite Author.. and a verse by same.. Minutes ui last meeting were then rrad and ad- opted. It was movcd and seconded that a butter-ily quilt be made ln- stead of what was first deckkd GW Carried. Report of school coneniti-H ` was then heard and a new one ull' pointed. Mrs. W. W. Mutch and Mi" Enid MacLeod. Sick committee rt' port no sick calls. Bill oi $2.50 W" lpsid Mrs, Stewart for havlns DMU" ee framed for school. Mrs W~ W' Mutch kindly forwardcrl the mem- bers by giving a demonstration ch 'making flowers which was heartily enjoyed by all. Miss Elin lilndl-#06 invites the april meeting. mill ul"
t to be answeredbv wrltlns .wif °“‘_“°
with left hand, blind folded. Dill' ‘given for best writer. A \'c1'l' SW' ,csssful meeting was then brcuslit ¢° ‘a clam by community singing- ‘md National Anthem. A dainty llmch wasthsn served by the hostess Ml* Doyle
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