illlnllillu. Blllllllllll

use. Mo. “wit;

' Only {multimillionaire can have.

_I- eun- e. mil-m .. ‘w.wM.oLm-n‘°o unlfisiuaulonna." '

‘FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 1926

. KL i

Idlhi

*1

Vin-nullit- 8- I; lanolin year. Yet there are 74 men in the

AanooinoeIduonILI-OII-Ieq

In lmemo of a million tlollnrs a‘

United States who were classed as snilllon-n-year men in the United ‘States lust year. Nobody knows who is tho richest lllatl ill tlle world. What is known is tllat there are not so many who have a nlillioll nyeur

Y1‘-

THE o/tnrsltnv r. e. ISLAND the party dolnt-i m” “"°"s and tlwi

OXYGEN DIIT

now as there was a few years ago. ill l9i6. the lniddie of the war peri-

, Qottrs ‘l: no lfxlctgli ‘Q

Another. point about the body

Questions asked in the House of Commons s few days ago by Mr. John a. Moedon-ald, ‘u. 9., “tol- King's, relative t0 the Prince Ed- ward uelsnd Railway brought out

some ulterestlng information re- garding the-Cor Ferry, Prince Ed- ward island.

During the year 192511": total ton. nage of express. frelghtcarried by the carferry out- ward from lPrince Ellward island was 73,590- tons for. which the sum of $637,553.65 was received by the Railway.

The total number oi passengers

mail and other

including auto cars. baggage sud tquiplnerlt travelling outward from Prince Edward island by the car- ferry via the C. N. IL. durng the ' year was 33,865 from railway lrceived $161,636. making a from the carferry ltiolle for freight and pas- sengers of $119,189. a very colts-id- t-nlblo volume of business for out-

lvhonl the

grand total of receipts

ward traffic alone. The total net cost of operating

purly wronged, and the only soln-iod. the maximum number of 206 on is w flgm the wrong ThQiDGTBUIIB in this class was recorded.

_ iThe lowest numlior since that date '°$i"“‘“"“ °‘ ‘he ‘Mm M“'m“‘° ‘Was 21 in the year 1921.

provinces have unanimously will plainly presented their case, have told the federal government what

Aa a matter of course a fow of ‘these very rich ones have incomes ol‘ two to five millions or upwards.

thut you were taught in you phy- slologyclsss was that the muscles when worked developed beat just as did an engine.

Now the muscles developed heat all right. ‘but the more recent re- search work would seem to show that the muscle is not so much‘ a fuel or beat engine when it worke- us ‘it is a. sort of a chemical mach-

y. . wstonlloosm - wile '_ , Fishery Ward,

Extract From the Election Card ‘ of Sir L, H. Davies I

P. E, island Has a Separate and; Distinct Cue. l

Hietorlcue

As slated in ollr lust Article, Prince Bdwnlxi island would he perfectly justified ill presenting a claim for u sit-ure of the Halifax Fishery Mvnrd nt the alpprouclling Royal Commission on Maritime Rights. We lost our shore at the liilie the island's claim was merged with those of Nova Scotin and New Brunswick. us they were all voted down together. The next presenta- tion sllotuld therefore be made sep-

‘r' i-Jgxm.-." ~ u w.‘

nu‘ Public Forum |

nu ootuu l: on II ti“ llonunicn- by oolroopolieitl II [utmost M

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SIR CHAS. DALTON RE/OER- I

TAiN NATURAL PHENOMENA‘ lsir,-~Kindly allow space for s! few remarks with reference to the; letter by Sir Charles Dalton in the!‘ Boston Sunday Post alld re-tDffldllu‘; ed in today's Guardian in which, Sir ‘Charlies writes as folluwsz} "Near Tlgnlsh there came a Milli-u‘ oi rain one night accompanied With whet sounded like small hall. in the ‘morning d happened to be ill)‘ early alld to my astonishment ‘ll

Repel-ism" i‘ Canada's A f ‘Crops

At frequent intervals throughout

‘.5 wrong. it is now for the federal,

lint men of unlimited incomes are

me numb.‘ found the ground literally covered,

government to act upon the; inflsnbjcct to many of the ills all-d illn- formauon or to say ma, me ;utm-m_ ltutiolls which full to the common ‘- i119 01' ‘he ‘Marmmes “m be freehave better health or more sincere to take what measures they we friends. Olleol‘ their number tt0lil- m" I jmltted suicide the other day. it‘. This is only one instance of thelmay be dwmed whether they a": any happier than their fellow men

,wllose incomes are comparatively c?“ tlaY-étnodest. Anti. to do them justice. senator Rufus Pope speaking. thelmany of the very wealthy are. 0mm day on the interim supplyfamollg the foremost in good works

f - t hm‘ warned me senate that pnlessf or the benefit of their fellow men.

there svas "8 radical change in 1118,- lt goes without saying that motor present method o; government by our: and trucks for use in Canada

intrigue and corruptiom responsiblelshould be mode in Canada. The fac- tories give employment to home llabor u-ud tile work people so em-

is being used

in preparation i'0r the

way {he session

government as now known in Can-

atlzl WOlLld witness a Tfilililfkflbltllployed spend the". wag“ n". auerauolh ‘tllc support of themselves laud their families at llonlc.

He com-vsred the Speech fTUIlLThIs is good to; domestic trade the Throne to an auction advertise-Find keeps both the money and the nlcnt. bargains for all comersga l>id.,p°°|"° i“ m“ "mmlry- '3'“ W“ why it should cost $150 to $200 nloro to

- l ~ l. for me ‘mos o: “e mop? build o foxy-priced car in flanlltltt

Iilf‘ carferrly" for 192:3 was 817832228 all of WlllCh is ‘charged to the P. E. ‘island branches. This shows a very substantial surplus in favor of the car ferry. ‘

When it us rememberedas stated in yesterday's Guardian ill collllnell- ting do Mr. Macdonalds qucsfons and the answers thereto. that the gross ‘cost of operating the Cana- dial: national Railway is $9,096.42 per mile and ‘Hid; of operating tllc Prince Edward island branches is only $2,875.33 the conclusion is

Statistics are being ground out

We llluy also mention here that Hon. lull. Davies who WilS Premier and Attorney (iellerill 0i this Prov- ince when tile Commission was held ill 1X77 therefore was not a member uf the liouse oi’ Commons ,when it voted down the Joint claim. He was one of tllc Counsel for, Canudu. but was elected ill 1882‘

it was formerly thought that when the muscle contracted or worked that it used up the oxygen then being breathed "into the lungs. it is now learned that the oxygen doesn't really cause the contraction directly. The muscle has within itself a sugar substance wh-ich when the muscle contracts supplies food and enemy. as it were for the contraction. lly nlannfacturing a special acid.

Afterwards most of this goes hack ill'to the form of sugar, by the notion of oxygen coming to the muscles by the- blood stream. if enough oxygen doesn't come to convert the acid into the sugar substance ln the muscle. then the acid remains there until enough oxygen does come. in other words your muscles can do an enormous amount of work for you despite the fact that your lungs are not really supplying enough oxygen for that. work. But you have done the work then you need the extra. sup- ply or oxygen. This means, 88 sonlenne has aptly put it. that your muscles can so 11110 ‘debt T" oxygen. Two Yale research men‘ were ublo w show that ‘an oarsnlan muy (uteri a, power that exceeds

campaign he contended in in his speeches that we had a good case; and ill ills Election Card expressed his opinion as follows:

"l believe that we have a just claim to a share 0f the Fishery A-wnnd; but l am not surprised at the .Gcvernment rejecting it when I remember that your late representatives never sllllmlttetll

vote of the House of Commons. Had they done ‘so. possibly the re- liuit would have been different. Our clninl was not one in common with tile other Maritime Provinces which was submitted and rejected“ but entirely distinct and apart; from tllut, and willie doubtless the{ llslllll-tfs claim to the consider- ation of tllc House llns- seriously itrt-jutlitzed our ctlse. still. if elect-

Iplatletc may be far more advanced "to a. seat at Ottawa. During thntiillilh We BT6-

some way they are despatching by

hopes of receiving n “wireiest-l" re- spr-nse of like nature?" And then continuing in a manner which was ljely intended

reully constitute profanity Sir Cllar les mentions the miraculous ascen- the cltlilll to the consideration and “m!” "f ‘wit’ P9790115 Yeciirdyed i"

reverent allddrrellevsnt digression the illlellonlclloll observed by Sir (‘lull-lea permits, l believe. of all ex- plunatitm

or lllt- like.

with small toads—nlot fross——nlll-. llqlis of them mall vigorous and and smart." And then by way of sugegstillg a theory ‘which mixht account fol" the phenomenon he continues. "in this age of scientific discovery who can scoff at. the idea tllnt inhabitants of. some other

anti that in an en- deavour to c-onnnunlcate with us in these live

"wireless" - signals in

for if

humour but

wlllcll nproaclles it does not

Sacred ‘Scripture. But apart fl"onl this sonletvllut ir-

on purely natural grounds ulld without tllc nitl of wireless conllllunicatlon with other , planets .ul' miraculous nscensions

the season the Bank of Mormon] issues reports on the progress of the crops in Canada. ..These re- ports, telegraphed toheadquarrgrg from the" Managers of the Bank's 600 Branches, cover every Prov. ince and form a reliable index of crop conditions.

The reports are furnished free. Upon request at any Branch of the ‘Bank your name will be placed m; our mailing list.

{T

BANK OFMONTREAL

Total Assets in Excess of $75‘0,000,000.00

'i'lult ct-rtuill insects. fol" exam-

at Ottawa professing to show the should be ‘better explained than it ‘growing prosperity of tho COUIlUTuhaS bee"-

lhe immigration pouring in, a re- duction in taxation, n rectification

_ upward 0r downward. 0f the tariff

as tile people may ask for it and, in short, all that any country or any; part of it. might wish for or a-"lt for. All this and tiles-c gloriflcafon of a goverillnz-lli. that

has lost the confidence 0f the peo-

ple and hopes to restore it by‘

promises.

for we exclusive home market llt ills doors.

than i‘n the States is something that

Mr. Kaiser. an Ontario member, undertook to explain it in Parlia- ment not long ago. lie pointed to the advantage whit-ll the United States mantlfacturel- has in nlass

Droductitln for tllc very large and ‘

That is quite understandable tlll'l must be admitted as Vttliil. lint docs tllc advnntngc illilfllllll to tllc difference oi price on tllc two sides of tllc border line? Some of tlleg

ed l shun do u" h, my power u, m, [ill-l unis, especially winged ants.

l 30 to 60 ercent. the amount of ' I ,.. . . _ is not yci understood bymnn they ""' “Ii ityygen actually used during tilt? fflce- mm ‘l jwogmtion of our rlgmfl‘ ifffzifiilei1.§,‘f°,:f;:.,:”,§ :::€F;l$f|n all go together. or ut least as nlauy EDMONTON. Altu., April 16.-- He thus "draws heavily 0h 1118 aim! I 9mm‘ believe m“ A “mm M,“ “m, m, . uh .3 myl us nature lms prepared for the Thu Journal editorially considers cred“.- und must take iu enormous rmfl‘ i“ m ‘ililversauy rewgmz?“ I78” ‘film, ‘silage Om afrugifilm; Iligllt. tile nlntter o1‘ senlnlclt Ell regard quantities of oxyslft)? Riff‘ ‘m?’ b: ti: gofglfrriozmlllotgiel “PM,” is no, dtfilbted by any one‘ ‘in any ("use lvlletllel- they "MB to houses. and concluded that one ufter the race. e lln or una e " ‘

swept up by tllc force of some arcut eddy nud (curried for a great tlistullt-t- ill the upper all" and tllell dcposilctl. or wllctllel" tlley ascent! ilzlltvtlll-lllsllioll tlftcl" tllstetltllllg tiloiz" llilflif-‘S with gas. wlllcllevcl‘ theory we accept, no doubt tllcrc is some purpose or tit-sign ill their movtllllellts, unti this in response in some instinct ilnplulltcil ill tllclll by illl till-seeing Provltit-llcc.

I am. Sir, etc, i

NATURALIST

Peters, April l4.

Alnevicnll woman nt lensfllos cur- ried fills altogether too fnl". Wlien Colonel \\'. R. Nelson of illtfKilll- sue City Silli‘ died he left ills llonle to ills (lulu-inter. She also dlctl tile other duy utltl‘ by her will dlrcclctl thut llcl- husband should lluvc tllc use of it during tllc rest of ills lite, but that on his duo-ill lt should he destroyed. as tllcy llltd no cllildrcll and tllc thought tilut strangers would occupy it wits repugnant to llL'l'.

0f Commons if properly presented for its consideration."

We offer no etiology for culling attention to this old Clllllll, as con- ditions tlelllalltl it. The people of tilis Province are now tnxed as hlllllly as they can rt-ttstllltlbly _ bean and Wyn,“ we h“, H“ lurgor llit! \\'llifl, but ill u tollllll-_t' like PfQyHH-(xs grasping mm, “m, h,“ ours wilt-rt grout tttltllcs ure ull- rol- torrittlritll exte-llsloll n is lliull"‘_""“'" this explanation hardly suf- timt- to wake llll) tllc Ottawa (ln\'-' "Ti

ernnle", Wspecung H,“ hmu_m__ ‘.\il0lllL'l‘ explanation smllctilllcsl Kit-vied t-luinl. We also fol-l tllnllmvu“ ‘imd °"°.“"“"" “Human; 1° be n“. “bun, extra" Wm impwm “m, lllol-o lozlsiblte is that oi tllc Aiigratt

But just ilow they ure tzlkcll up into tllc atmosphere. and then (le- poslied again all over tile cntlllll-y is 2i qllostltlll lvilicll culls for on ‘Xllliilliitlml.

liy solllt- it. is suggested tllllt they are swept up by till all" cddy or by

part or a number of athletic con- tests is that at tile rest period in football. hockey, or other Biwrt. the players willcrowtiintoa little stuffyJlot roominstesd of resting in ‘I well ventilated roolll, and catch up guiliflwiliit 9n their OXYBBB needs.

’l‘lll.~l sa-lllc applies to Y0" W119" you have been working llllfd M- any form of exercise. When Y0“ rest. try to secure all the fresh it'll‘ iloss"l>lc. lt will 59L Tid- °f the “tin-tlnests" for you in t1 much

‘Si.

forced upon us tlla1 Prince Edward island is not receiving the railway, service it is entitled to and whicbkmrigue and corrupmm its railway and carfcrry are earn- 14!.

At least hnlf the railway nlileage‘

f-nd. ‘ The unanimous vote of Parlta-""". 0i’ the DPOYIIWB 1'5 "i" "anti"; -———-¢o0-_+ "tutti": lin apoptinlg Mr. Black's féhflq April 16, 1926 guazge a” track and the who“, u on s slmlllt-t up ill ii bead-lino; nlimabc signurmw‘ M“ ‘ r m, EDWORML NOTES m‘ tllc lillliftlx Hllfilill thus: "All; 1111-) 11mins .- _ q w. L, . , .

j, "" e ;l'llriies lfllilcd to Solve NlilPlillll1"Miliit'.S stood ill tllc 2,1118

equipment mm wrflctn w“ “N! "Wllut is tilt‘ tllfferclltae hctuwreu-Problclns." And it llltly ho szliti1"“m'l" “"0 Sum’ “m”

.9‘, _ l

justly entitled to ‘a better service.‘ ' _ summer and

At present, when the right-s and

. _ wonuntlruul-lllollger. the "grievances of the hiarltllllcs are _ , idiffercncc" rrpllctl the punstcr. ‘being discussed in 3('l"lOil‘.i_,(¢itl'l1t*Si.l . . . - - ~

Mr. Macdonald did a ‘good service,

in securing the information he tlitLfice on the rwers in reply to demands for a bettcriwhich usually warm‘. the service we have, in the past least ‘been meet with the statelnent‘sou_ that the ‘Prince Edward island Roll-i way is being run at n loss of from‘ three to "five hundred thousand dol- illvefriimid- vimY- Si» m" a yeah analysis or George's Day. The local Royal u, eurnmgs and me Operating ccsfCllaplt-r I. O. l). E. Also celebrates o! the Ranwwfl mchmmg the canits 25th anniversary on St. George's ‘Day, April 23rd.

I

Yprt-s.

A close

reveal the fllct that we are paying well for the service we are receiving and.

ferry, would at least

lllllchlncry for fishing up the sec- tion of pipe lost some time ago in the oil well on Governor's island has arrived and ‘boring operations are expected to be resumed shortly. Boring for, as well as finding oil, has its difficulties.

,that we are by no means receiving the service we are paying for.

AN ELECTION SESSION

The present session oi’ the Cana- dian parliament is, as was to be expected, an election session, that is a preparation for the appeal to the couhtry which may be prccl-pit- sted almost. at any time but. to pre- vent whicbkfill the tactics know to the wily politician will be. taken advantage of.

ernment to conduct the parliament-

ed s further demonstration on-| March 18th when the liiouse was in committee considering the estim- ates of the Customs Department.’

Senator Pope was right when lle said if tllc present ‘system of in- continuedihc turll-tlvcr in building curs m ‘rosponsnfle Kovernnlonl n6 knowuilllliliilii. is loss than one pcl- cellt.. fin Canada would soon be at an;

winter?" asked tho

"T110793! Sliowltlling really quite wonderful ill theft-liq)‘, 333i;

pubuc “Klimt ice-travel is done for ‘tllc sea- i

April is a lnontll of notable uufmudc to plat-o llcftiro the (feminis-

The impotence of the King Gov- l“"e“'i$"ii°n 0‘

My business of the country recelv-itlle speech fronl the throne st the

otllcr explanations put forward ily,"‘""rt".r mm’ ‘Mr. Kaiser need to he explained. ‘But if. as he says, tile not profit on

Daily Selections

F0 R (i tlartiintl {waders

it cnnllot be culled exorbitant.

iPsrlinmetlt thus unite tllcre is HOUR‘.-

dllemsclves togctllcr unto

illmilllmlly- We htld lh0llgllf._.illl3y.l iIllll-{TlYIlUVcr lilffuémilmtlt iillyliilllgu

yo one has broken through thQiNOW that they have agreed tile ilf*.\'ii"ro"e we “w u“ Vlhy 5M8’ yet. the evemzilnimrtant thing is to get on with

MlERELY A SUGGESTION

the job and solve the problems. Let .the Royal Commission get to work. paid you well,

l The Maritime members haieilli‘ you've found men weary of the

grlctts you "tell, ylm ilavelrt prospered as you tlllnk you should. not. rllunlle your maybe it's no good;

‘agreed that every effort shall be

islnu all possible ftttris llenriug upon wily the situation. They did not wont.

nlctlltlti.

I1 Commission. fearing tllut it would,“ "1"" 59"" l" "PM" Y°"- 3pm‘ “f-

cause delay, but they stand rentljv,‘ ,, “P yo“ d” , to co-operate with it and give tu-_"’°"'e"-"."g ‘Shaw maneh ‘ery assistance, provided, as Ml‘. "'8 w you‘

Meigllen has said, that there be no ltinle or money wasted in procras- itlnatlo-n. Needless delay is the one 'grestest fear of the aggrieved pro- lvinces who have suffered so long.

Muybc

‘Life is very simple. pass you by Just. bctgtnsc you're wearing lust ye r's coat or tie; Friendship here is bnildcd not on wlllnls like that. ' t\ien will not. dislike you, being tlllll or fat. So, if you're not "winning nil tllat seems your due Something is the matter, possibly wil-ll you.

Men don't

‘llherc have been so many costly com- missions under the ‘present regime

‘iwlth n0 useful results that the peo- ple have grown suspicious ofthcln. What came of the long and costly ocean freight rlltes? Year after year an array m‘ ‘measures have been promised in

What of your employer? Does he like your work ls he friendly with you? you're a slllrk. Does he seem to favor some ollc over you‘! it's because that work will do: Don't sit down and grumble tilut his ways ore strange,

Maybe

opening of Parliament only to be thrown into the waste basket at thr: sesslonhl close. Senate reforln was one of these. it was declared to ho urgent and importtllnt then and for-

others ' hcttcl"

i oo4+o++

4

"l. uwilllzlrcll oi‘ lll0lll‘l‘ll prngl-tiss, um] II“; ls U“ H“,lflQVUlUlJlllUlli of our rellnltrccs in ma, when u“ parties in U“, prcspntillortfs side‘! lei lllm come unto HW-l

Mm “u me Sign“ or Levi gimwrpqivillut could llc lil(li'i‘ ill accord with

lf you ‘found thut grumbling 11115111

knoll" tltut \\'c liil\'(‘ ll sopllvtltc tllld. distinct cluiln on Lllt- llonlillinll.

We llllVl‘ no llcstlltltitlll ill stlyilll: that nothing short ul‘ illlllletlitttt- slaps bcilli! tukt-ll by our represen- tatives to bring this (lilsf) ti, u llt-zttl will satisfy lllii‘ people. 'l‘llis

l l

.\'lll'l0li.\' ways. Till‘. in-npugtltitln 0.“;

l lillf‘. fitness of lllltigs [hill] to pugl]

cries. Illlfilifitl llilllly level-heaped‘ men will tell you today that our fisheries have not yet. "recovered .'r0m the ravages oil‘ seining and netting corricd on ill our waters under the Treaty entered into lvithi the l7nlled Sta/res in 187i. Ourl lbest fishermen were enticed away-l to flsh for the Vllited States. ourl‘ "W" Pfiuilltlnt-nt wits neglected, nnd. the industry so for as this Prov- illlce was concerned was well nigh, abandoned. There uuver was a time when the fishery industry cal-