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the task of moving it was entruled to lr D D McKenzie of North Cape Breton and that Mr F B Carvell of Carleton was its principal supporter Al I mllttter of fact the ammunition sais in question has already been ro- ferred for information to the Davidson

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ken too early, my appetite was poor,

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investigation." He also attacked the

m . . - pson, Commisllon Counsel, was not pared and it was declared not only _ by the Carleton member but by Bir. Wilfred Laurier and every Liberal speaker who followed that because the obiect _of their remarks was now V I soldier he could not be expected to perform his duties conscientiously in a case where the Minister of Militia was on trlol. Mr. Carvell even went so far as to drag the name of Royalty into the debate by means of an easily. understood reference claiming that it was the Governor General who forced an investigation of the Kyte fuse con- tract charges.

This statement was immediately

and emphatically denied by Sir Rob- ert Borden. As for the attacks made on Sir Charles Davidson it is probable that Hansard can show few parallels applying to a public official in his pos- ition. Mr. Carveil's statement, was that "It is the greatest farce which the Premier has created in his four years of taroiai government in Canada. A Commission headed by a man who. whether he has not the ability or is acting under dictation. has lsboured for a year, squandered $20,0iJ0 of the public money and brought forth noth- ing by way of a report to justify him- self. The Government ln referring the

Mr. Carvell "was referring it to a man who could not or would not give it an

Minister of Militia _end during his re-

the interesting information that Wil-

connection with the Kyte charges.

Sir Sam Hughes replied and he re-

paid the Carleton 'memher’s observa- tions with compound interest. After giving every fact in connection with the sale of the ammunition in quest- ion to Vickers Limited as he had al- ready given it in evidence before the

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ammunition sale to him," continuedy

50 cents a box, 6 for ,$2-50, all dealers, oi-_ Ehimanson: I

excorlated the member for Carleton. As for his character.said. Sir Sam. he 'had only this to say that he was never caught trying to impersonate people in New York or buying black- guards to steal papers. He was pre- pared to go before any tribunal in the worldwith Mr Carveil and when the matter was cleared up would have no reason to blush. If Mr. Carvell did not it was because he had a rhirnocer

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ammunition sale made bythe Prime defendants attorney and as there was no attorney Mr. Carvell had chosen to‘ blackgnsrd Sir Charles Davidson. As for Mr. .Iohu 'l"hompson,'the Min- ister of Justice asked. since when are those of o'ur sons and brothers who have gone forth to risk and if need be to sacrifice their livesfor their country to be sueered at as subordin- ates of the Minister of Militia.

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