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TUESDAY,

APRIL s, 192s

‘l IRRESPONSIBILITY

" The character of the

which Prince Edward island‘

suffering st present, is rcvealcd item.

Con pro-election promises

in occasional our Liberal fronted with from which escape, they lintle them

utterances representatives.

lild E1911 l0

Mr. B. W. LePage called Jmis speech on the address.

ecch to which the Patriot de- “Noted two or three editorials of

[flvlulation and explanations.

‘The 11011. 1-‘. .1. Nash, 111 tb

. arly “who would blame

gut taxation"? Who indeed? you. not the Liberal politician n ‘ °vested right in deceiving the people? Who would blame him for saying nothing about so unpal- atable a subject as impending tax-

Mr. Nash.

the Exchequer. in the electors frankly ‘There can be

told

"little promise" on his lips cowardly dodging the question b "not mentioning taxation"!

nle King's political career of

with broken promises. Tho

cuses and barefaced denials,

i‘ ACCREDITED H-ERDS

The accreditation or pureubred -‘hords is‘ going on steadily and A1- eighteen horns have passed their official tests and have been gm d registration certificates. are now being ‘ d, some of them successfully “ wring the end o1 their probation.

ils is a magnificent showing for Lbrovlnce o! this size and holds ° f! an especially ‘bright prospect

noisqlcssly in this province. read

’ 80m fifty herds

\ l? 4'; the future.

sat the proportion of affected Jflilflll in this province is very ‘much below that in any of our sister provinces. There is an

wythor fact that must not be for-

gotten. that is that in the whole hiatory of the province there has not been s sinkle case of hog 01101011. anthrax. foot and mouth disease or in fact of any one or the deadly diseases of which there have been frequent out- breaks in practically sll the other provinces and which in many clue lenvs traces whidb many Y8!!! cannot eradicate,

‘booking at this recon] and the

Present work among our dairy

herds sonmly In 111t- ‘face, what is the possibility, what is the duty! The possibility is that this province may be made the source of healthy pure bred cattle for the _ dominion. Our duty la to press ',_ forward along this line until every

‘ vnotlge o! twercnlolil in cattle

the TPDIILIHOI of‘ losing one nrovnm in (lush. where

"shrim- manebip"—save the mark-under

they (‘an no longer clzildishly iry t0 he‘ make light of them. “Little promises,‘ them in

Nmurse of n windy exposition on fliiieflnite glories, remarked eav- any iticiaus for going lo the coun- and not mentioning anything

province the recognized source oi healthy pure brcd animals is u goal womb aiming at, a. goal which our isolation makes pcs- sible and which is not possible in any other province. Iicre we have absolute control of all the animals that 111'? other provinces lire side by 11111’ and diseased animals may firid their way across the bmdci‘ willi- out official detection.

The work of accreditation; as has already been slated. is going on as steadily as is poszslbielintlie and, consiut-rin; the difficulty of travelling dilviug the past four months, 1t 1111s bc-n remarkably rapid. ll haps be unwise to 11love foo svlift- ly as accreditation appllc-s only

in

come here ;

E circumstances

a would por-

to pure bred herds and ihere are many that have r-1 yct reached

that standing, The. aim therefon

l Notes by the Way

w v 1y '¢v0+-q-‘,

"Pfinbe Edward island ,wlt|| a population or 33,000 has a debt in POIIIId numbers of about a million, whilst Newfoundland with 350,000 ha; a debt of $52,000,000. In other word; Newfoundland with a population only four time} as great as this province has a debt fifty-two times as great. "Hon. W. M. Lea.

The lines above quoted are tak-

and convincing or Mr, Lea on the dr 1" Address which wc are told- (is received with “loud applause."

Newfoundland 1; not in the Do- monlon. it is a British Province, but it his no federal debt. All the indebtedness for which Newlouud land is liable is its provincial debt. Tlic people of Prince Edward ls- lantl are liable for both the debt of file Province and for their pro- llortionate share of the Dominion debt. Let us assume that the gross debt of the Dominion is three bil- lion dclllars and that this Province. ls liable for one-hundredth part of that sum, which is in round figur- es approximately correct, For our

The Public Forum

This column la open for the discussion by correspondent: of elk-NOI- ot lite-rent- The Charlottetown Guardian . doe: not nrceunrll! endorse the opinion annulled by ltl cor- renpoldel‘

lllsnlic Railway Region

Sir, —So111e of us plan on being 111 Montreal when the Maritime ltuprcst-uutlivcs confer with Sir Henry Thornton. If we do not got what we are entitled to We 1110 going to take it to Ottawa. We

' ncmami "110 rt-iiuuiuu 1n mileage‘

of oisleru division of C. R." lit) l‘(!\lllCIl0ll o1‘ railway employees cast of Montreal, a lower freight rate enabling us to increase our coal mining, lumbering, fruit, fish- eries and other industries. More tralfzc than HtlllilJX or St, John and less through American ports. We claim such will enable the rallwiy to turn losses ‘nto lirofits and keep o11r petjple from going to otlici placcafiorc1np.oy111e11l. We want ail the force possible behind us. All voters standing for these things or more should send their names rand ii(ldl‘0i5$65 before April 18th to the undersigned. 1 11m Sir, etc.,

J. H. BEAUMAN. :10 North S1,, Aioncton, N. B.

-—4—{0->—-—-— A Second Car Ferry

$ll‘.-—"Al1 Old Sea Dog" thiziks

Q OOO-O-OOO-OO

THE CHARLOTTETOWN ‘GUARDIAN- T“ ‘

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ilibqi 1110112

of ‘ yours

i“ 1.. W, Burns. ‘ID- _ (COPYWRIGHT)

THAT o1.o srnmmzn ANKLE.

S0 1112111)‘ people liosscss utle of those nuisanccs l-lill a word about. it 111115111 i111 of service. in nearly‘ “very (‘use it is on ilie o1ltcr_ aide of the Jukle, and thr-re is a history 0t going over 011 it very 011911- Wm‘ smuciiuies a 1111111 11"‘ 11 11111111191 9f (lays thereafter.

Now how t0 Eel 11 115111 again’

Tin.- ‘first thing to remember 1B» (ha; 5| mpppcneil first some time‘ “go and trclttiucn-t such 21s rest, massage. and so forth is not new your first consideration. 'l‘l1ere 111 only cm- wny i0 gel the i011" gtrong agliill and that is by use and guilt is lust where the misiukeli are viz-tie.

The first tiling 1s to 1:91 11 11W yard rojl of one inch adhesive tape and tear off two pieces ~11 foot lung. New turn your foot outward as far] as you can. Take one [iiece of CiPllICSlVG and attach ll 111111 11111191‘ inner ankle bone, then bring 1t

Valued at $2,000,00

Canadians should have a special interest in a story kins Adams tells i11 Colliers as tliel result of an interview with a man

l‘ l 1' f ll: ' these Provinces b 1 .2:"..‘:°'.::::...:.. 2:1: RED .0... TE when they want t e very beet-

RED ROSE COFFEE a has 11.1.1- settles clear as a bcll-—no egg needed.

ll

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‘to sell a dozen stolen Fords ‘than one stolen Packard. Since Fords! are more numerous than any other} our the field for the operations of! HupVtlie our tliiel‘ is 11inch broader. in

Samuel

lillt‘ third place, there urc so 1111111)‘ Words up the street lliut ‘.1 more

should he to gradually weed all bun pure brv-ds and establish accreditation areas wherever p02-

siblc, widening ll1c areas as 011* cumstances pcnnit until the wbolr province is an area of accrcrlilrd

lill

lion to promise to reduce them and no soon as the opportunity offers increase the taxes four fold! Who would blame them‘! asks the H011.‘

Contrast this irresponsible, de-

them no reduction oi’ “MIKEY! imagine a British states-l man appealing for voles with al

We blve it 0n good authority one really fine mummy. had shin

_ of n similar character Ire gold and

a tie-open» “any 11 ~ ‘wbufiflwsw

tiire than usual in the cattle bus neesi and the eastern prmrm?" are already awakening lo

that has a better prospect in 1b; line than

“on M‘ Baldwin‘ Chancel!“ of] our sister provinces as well as in annealing mlour own will bc bred for ship-

‘ men!

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SUPERSTITION

ur'

Y.

narvon. who is suffcrlirg

lhl

been regarded

fonr is due to superstition and world than

Many believe that Lord Carnal‘

meddling with dead.

An interesting story of a mummy ten on its shroud is told in the

who, as author of “The Great Lone Land." is familiar to Canadians

the Nile Expedition ‘who was much given to tomb robbing 111i mummy lifting, and who, 8°0l1ring

pcd it to England still wrapped in its care-cloths. This man inter left for A-byseinla where ha, was "killed by an elephant. and huric-i on an island." A- friend set out from England lo bring home the body of the war correspondent, but on reaching Abysslnia and lo- cating the island found it gone. There had been a flood and gravel and inland hm! dlsarpcared. "The mummy bad reached London" writes Sir William. "and was in due time unwound and the experts 1n Esynwlvsv set to work to de- cipher the writings on the wrap nines." There lwns no mistake about it-—a curse war evoked on whoever should disturb the rspogg of the mummified dead. "Mny he.” mn the invocation, ‘be abandoned by the gods. Mny wild lbensts d9. Ilroy his life on earth, and an" ‘his death may the floods and the

llll: fact. There is no place in Canada

Prince Edward island

from

This. unfortunately, is the Lib-iblflmldfliflollillg 611E, 1i is 1111111. i0 eral way in Canada. Mr. Macken-ithe bite of an insect while he was, njdisentomihing the remains of year and tbieo mouths t; Qtrewll ancient Egyptian King. has revivedzvfin ‘V911 111510111 l0 :0 011 ‘"1111 111° fnufg-‘l good deal of latent superstition/mm} ‘fix’ "7 °“‘1"’"'m"'§ years of Libero] rule in PmmQ“ti-csecrntion"ofiihumhn remains basrthe Rm Government has "mum"- Edward island is not only slrowndn a]; aggs any real or imaginary lbut clogged with broken promises and, worse still, with childish ex-

the1‘e 1s more superstition in the we generally think.

vrn‘s illness is directly due to his the abode of tll-l

and the curse that was found writ-

autobiography of Sir W. P‘. Butler,

He met a war correspondent on

proportionate share of that

to pay interest upon it. and 1111-1 is no escape form this liability.

stlon? ills business is to blame “"1” _ his opponent.’ for mum‘: ‘he ‘With the British cattle embargo ‘I'll; grlfllfailblnetizlesggogucuuorfjoilry:

- ,_ e r . , 0mm”, Wm, “burdensome “my removed there is n brighter f1

_, 88,000 people are liable for $31 “ 000,000 what is the debt poi‘ lien

L‘

process of division shows at ouc that the debt ppl‘ bead in F foundland must be $148 and i

er words the debt under whit-

rllllll"; 11s groin as ours!

‘This is the sort of decent-c

i

. lance Minister (soon to .p1’-1s5 Int

loblllvlon!) would palm off on th [people of Prince Edward

lTliis is what twenty mi-mbers ofwhm """*‘“ f” “wwylhing it The serious illness of Lord Car- m“ 119971913111“?

can greet loud applause and

‘(a mere trifle and show that

(inception 0f

and fraud.

Quite true to Bell

principal portion of our debt alto nether from the account. Why flll no not make comparison New Brunswick 01- iNova

form on which nil Bell mcnt surpluses debt reductions statements of account and liabilit lea have been fabricated.

out sufficient items on one

of the account and additions

deficits. become surpluses!

Tile cold facts are that. New

pared with 0111's. or with that of |New Brunswick nr Nova Scolia Mr. Len either knew the fact or he did not know it. if he did not know he was ignorant of the nint- ler he was attempting tn discuss. if he knew the facts as they are he has 11o escape from his attempt to mislead bis supporters and the people. Let him choose which horn of the dilemma he may pre- fer to he impaled upon. We have merely selected from his speech one out. of its many absurdities. There are others to which we may call attention later.

A word more about Newfound- land. That Province h" but s ber- rm soil and an Ilnhospltable clim- sto compared with ours. Yet it has grown in population for he- yoml the rstc of increase in eith- cr New Bmnkwlclror Nova Scotia.

"filling rivers root up bin boner, and scatter his dust to the windvl

fl Indicated, and the province '1 h”"'"' 1

8y there you are. Other stories ‘Ill-Pf! iitarsturs teem with them.l hows?

And w”

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Our fertile island has gone back- ward and is now 1 need with an ex- odus the larnesf l‘ our history. llas the lsct tbnl Newfound-lsndhr debt is not bait so est per head n11 Olifn. had eometbiu to do with her rrowth and progp tyg w.» think it iunqflewfonnoin d is not 50110111111 money to 11 a on

debt the People‘- of this Province are as much liable as for the provincial dcbt. They are taxed every year

New-

Prince Edward island $352. in oili-

will: thumping of desks, The object of the attempt.» ed, deception is quite appamm_“,!ou their hotels" and because milks our public debt appear to be we

“-]||ch'l'lO'ldiS a year on the llotcls.

latcd. in. this Mr. Lea is runninl 1trus f0 form. His government gain with considerable ed power by distrust’ if no, rem.‘ No doubt thislgrossest kind and he seeks to con-l tinue and end it by like dccepiion|

the

government form Is Mr. Lea. He goes outside the Dominion pretending to find a dtbt parallel to ours and omits the

with Scotiu” it did not suit his 1711117050. That would not be running true to the govern-

Leave

side and charge up everything tangible and intangible on the other side to the dub! become reductions wh-le

found-land's debt is moderate com-

prudz-uce is the betterh-irt of valor" and continues to lllilc behind a Den 11211110 amber than come out in ilie 1111011 like :1 man.

l‘ His first letter had such (‘on- trzirfliions as “WHY NOT THEN WAIT 'I‘\\'ELVE 0R PHFTENN YFJAlhS, WHEN ‘PHE NEED IS ACTFALLY HERE NOW."

it and gootl reasons why :1 second (‘nr iferry should bebuill. [F THEY WERE BASED ON I".‘\OTS, when lie said; "Why should expense Silillfl in the way of our ABSOLUTE NECEESSFTY," “Tile need is actually

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in each 0g the [we provinces? A hcre now" and that the Italluarvs

,, has’ ABSOLUTE OBLlG-IATIONS “ TO FCLlTllLL."

But when l questioned his ‘illlillf/flfy for making the s!.i1lv1nc11i., fusieurl of giving reasons, lm ignor- h ed llicm, admitting his inability to

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cqptive, ehannolcssiy‘ admitted n“ merely [or the shipmmt “r Prince YEd-unrd island is burden- hi: method of appealing to the elec- “M112 t‘) England‘ 1"" ‘P’ n” ed is two and one third times as "H, m." Sirjmeg igpersollfllitxés’ w“ with the method adopt", by’ much more profitable business 01' great per lit-ad‘ as that which fill! lilleLlllfxt three with iii» statement .3011“ Law“ Prime Mirna" o’ gupplyipg tho healthy pure brcd pcoplvrnf Ncivfoundland are currpv ilxh-illlig utlilelrohli: Ffngland, before the recent eloclstnck "m" which the cattle 1"'ln'!,;‘ht' ‘Mm M“ ‘reI)rns.0“_le'!Hatter requiring an :1. :\1‘1:r." and

11"“ ""111 “'1' 11mm "--‘i~~lh"iu‘lnl’ii til; next sixty lines h1- wt-ut all

ovcr ll1c (Tontinciit. ranting 011 Hotels, the Zlierchzini .\‘l‘11ri111,- and ndaudiug the 1C. P. it. ‘but 1101 one

whmh M“ L“, our some “m: Findlvord 1o support. his Sblhfllllfllll that

oltilfife was an " nbsolum not -f0r auntlu-r (fur Ferry or 1.11.11 s

‘and “unis ilils and that

-1 _liy lilo simu- nlcthod oi‘ reason- ,l11{;, if the tir-fllait ivns two million he would want two Liar Ferry‘ Strand-ls built. s0 why not use ll1c dcficit of tlu- wiiclt: system and ask for :1 tlozcn or two, He holds lllt.‘ l‘, l’. R. up .15 an, example, thou-forw- ht- slinuid not. object‘ to ll‘l_\‘ asking him a question, Would the f‘, P. R. ‘build [a second Car Perry if they were operating this service? if so, how was it that flit-y lifd not have a duplicate o1‘ tiw "EAIPILESS" to take her place last you‘ whvu silo got ashore, and they 11nd to borrow a boat from U.S. ‘SOHIL people think, as long 11s the money is coming out of tlu‘. Dominion Treasury, the morl‘ wt‘ c1111 sponrl ihe better 1'01‘ P. E. l. but this is n fallacy. if the mom-y was spent on l’. b‘. i. lllllililllig 110w homes for the people, improving ll1c country roads or bettering tile working conditions for the farmers . and fishermen it would be all r-ghl. but 1i. is rank nonsense to any that l0 aiwud a million or a million 11ml 11 hull’ in Montreal or the Old Country to build a second (‘or Ferry we do not. nentl 111. the iprescnt time, is going to help P. E. l. for we have to 1H,; down and help pay ever) rent of whal. is spout by the l)o1niu i011 Government, it is equally ridiculous for a HOW!‘ up 1114111 it» say that because mime; is “S0.\i1E’l‘bM‘lDS SPENT W JTONLY 0N OTHER PROV- INCES" that it is right 01‘ llropci- for 11s to do ll1c same thing, fol‘ “two “Tongs llU 11ot make 1,1 right." "An Old Sea Dog" says: "it stands to reason that all l quote from his previous letter iulmut the uiofit to he ilcrivctl by l’. E. ‘I. rom 1‘. second (fur Ferry ton or ‘Avril-re years hence EQUALLY A1Pl‘l.ll5S TODAY," ‘l-lo has a ibecullar method 0f roa- 110111111. and his main objccl ls to satisfy himself. but cold facts are 111"" -° 89l- OVPI‘. l ‘have already broved there is no need 01,1 so“. "1111 (‘In Perry tn keep freight clear al. the present. tfiun, but, in ten 111' twelve young she

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reuon“ 101‘ my Ollinitin which doc-s not agree with his "reason." When l took charge of this slip "V? yfiflffl 680, We hnurllcd ull tho {Fellini in about two trips a dny -_____._.__

so this year to Labrador. lured

by brighter prospects there. 111: n

"pity", '1, tin» dtailwuy hiul an ‘absolute obligation; _ |glgnd_|i0 111111311" but mo, a 1111011011 1-1111n|1'1"11 PW)" i“ , I Jucqiflilbill Iproven that 11. is possible lo,‘ ‘11111111’ 11111 P0111111 "ill-H u (lay if ticc-liiieuns whereby ll1c tlwil of molnrsl lust ‘Sunday wulmiizlit be reduccri.

helpful on this point. lie said, lyou leave your bank roll leaniuz llll "mch Sm" they 1'0"!“ 1'3"“ 1'1“""(.-0vercll truck operated ‘by 11in r3011-

. ' .. , - , 111' tlrivvu awn ‘ with the stolen - . . ' ,1 q 1 m. n" which med a Secontuagalnst the w", Somebod, 5 k0,“ a i iellcruic, and ha s t c.

ilwcu us . -

lsomr- 111111-1‘ kid lialupt-ns to l::1vel°$-‘>'""" 411111 0115i"

1011c, hr.- szim; “Tlicy- have n 1lei‘icit|"1*“~1“ 51X P011114‘ 111115 111 11 111-119

10f about :1 million 1111111111; .1 _.‘t-~:11‘l1"$*“ 1111111 (011119011 1101111“. NOW- oflin tllu fact 0f this can any one:

this we 11.11111 smother Car Fc1‘ry|11'11'-11~""11y $113’ “'6

imnlédiatel". -l'111‘ Ferry to hnurllt: ll1c freight.

111111‘ nave it in nbier hands.

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W11 shall do much iu the w.

may not ye We 110,111- lo-day? be able to do it and when THAT w" 111111111 give our gold in a prin- Tmn oomos A isntxmo soar wly sum. wuu. on AN Ainsoburs Nac- 1i"! “"1111 11111111 we Rive IO-fllly? ElSSlTLnnrl live u~p to the reputa- “'1' 5111111 life the heart and dry tlon .e.l1as given mo, l will give "'9 1'31"’.

We shall plant a ho

W11 ulmll spunk the, won-ls o; “we

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P70809111! are that thousands "$111111 be so MM in an" n

from Prince Edward island will lilo; what have wt; been "may

We shall bring to eat:

under the fool c1111 atTOSH £119 1111961‘ part of the foot just in front 0f ouler ankle bone, and upiva-rd ‘t0 inner side 0f leg. Take the second piece 111' zidlhcsivo and place it half v/uy UVGl" the previous one and toward ll1c i005, follow l-he slime (our-e up to inner side of leg. Thus you ii-ave an artificial ligament that ‘s 111‘ilclic:1l',\' 11s strong as a normal ligament, Wcnr this for fuuror five day's-no longer-then remove lt, and after putting some talcum powder on me leg, but on 1.1m more strips. Repeat this ior a mouth or six weeks, 21nd then put on a factory cotton figure of eight bandage with the "pull" in the same direction 11nd wcill‘ it for 2t couple of months. During all till-s time you use your link-lo in 2111;: 1r:1_\‘ you like. confid- cnl. in tho knowledge that ill” strips of adhesive will supuiort you I11 safety.