APRIL‘ 14. 193a

I $20, 000 Wasted

gAt Falconwood Sqys importer

Mismanpgement At Falconwood lFartn Denounced By Mr. Bqrbour 'In Budget Debate. Mn: Wright

‘Urges flMembers

“More Important

Thiirzgéls” Than galancing Of

3448'?‘

Mr. George! H. Barbour. Second Prince following Mr. Foley in the Bu et debate on Tuesday, re- in’. a stony he had heard from

» a e ome - ‘i“’°iw-“‘t‘“i§’ it” i???‘ uni O13: function at the opening of the Legislature. The ladies had declared that one of the members from Bummersicie “as "the pretti- est little man in the whole crowd."

Hon. Mia Alien: "He is referring l0 the lunior member from Sum- merside!’ (Laughter).

It has often been said, Mr. Bar- bour continued, that a strong Qp- gositlon makes a good government,

ut that did not apply during the years 1931-35, when we ad a. strong Oppoition led by the late Hon. W. M-. Lea. Did that make a good government? On election day there was not one district in the Province that said so.

“We are without an Opposition. and I say that we have a rare chance in this Lezislature to prove to the world that we can have good government with Houseli he declared.

Prior to the last election Mr. Barbour said» there were crowds on the roads, hauling gravel and the candidates "took the work out of the Minister's hands." Even erals were hau‘ing gravel at that time. The people were getting more relief than at present, and one of the tasks this Government had to ice was "to cut clown on relief."

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and when we take our two years to- gether we have only

which under the trying circum- stances I consider is a pretty good showing."

To this year's difficulties was ad- ded the necessity for proving for the seed shortage, he olnted out.

On the subject of e National Park, he did not think that many in h.s district were very favorable to the proposition. but personally he believed it would be a splendid thins for the Province, even if it cost 3100.000. last year 9.000 tars came to the Island; next year Mr. Barbour estimated, under favor-

able conditions, an increa e to i2» y

000. and by 1940 15.000 carswouli’ be crossin . Eventually, he hopem "the Tour t Association will tak this Province out of the ‘red.’

lladlft Changed Ills Mind

“About the claims, I voted for th" Ct as it was passed. havent changed my mind abou it because I have been in Court

more than the average layman in.

this Province,” he said. He did not think the Court was for people who do right. but only for those who do WTOIHL "We have to hold the bal- ance between the taxpayers

th._ Province and some land that this Province needs for a National Park. Is it right for this govern- ment to go and spend more money than what is necessary for this

one behind . something less than $3 .000 a. year,"

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lSUl/iMERSIDECHARLOTIETOWN

l‘ When the Government was form-

‘d he ‘muted only one thing’ ML bout that promise to balance the

land? I think the government is R. c“ M. P_ a L-lvmes ‘ioveymg budget could not be balanced this it may be that in CHARLOTTETOWN Fox Olub

line Central Guardian

‘ 52$? viii. villi; télail§llletw' ligtiiiraietliempresthgaalction it h“ taken costs of mansiimshtvr and clue: War» MY» limb” Wllghi- F‘°‘"'“‘ bmégei- “willie The new so w we were 1r i» u» and who» is “time 512i"°tiiiméiii“ti‘ii.difififi“;313i; stylists; ‘ifiiifiliiiiitilfit ‘i3 ti‘; a a o-cw- ' -- =- .. * - “ ' ' e ‘ 9' ' ' i ‘a " -. l members were any’ m“ mall}? ILedEd r wads m concemafftllt ltikslellyllllélnaeréttlegéaflfolirlfiilflilucgg?" hudlcriticised the Premier “so sev- Province.“ he continued. He cited m e1 m. Burke’ him '5 e expenditures for fox field service, This column h, reserved m, new; of TEMMERg-whne anal-mm;

ercly." After listening to him. all the

members should have come to the

conclusion that he did "exception- . --

Is only a little here and a there. and it would be a great mis- take to ho‘d up the public works pogram if the Minister had to

-‘ -~ of mine before t e election," ' Barbour cwotnuerl. "They are not ‘ now, perhaps, but we will have t0 let that go a: it "

convention visit Birdie-Ferguson's

"If you g0 to the Stipendlary great shoe sale. Bargains galore, L-llfl.

Magistrates court ill Charlottetown at nine oc cck in the morning," he t is

administration. and asked eliminated

local interest but advertising of a newsy nature ma. be inserted at < cents a word str ctly payable in‘

flshermenks loan tourist promotion, etc, how these could be

MIHSTRELS

MAY 2nd. & 3rd.

Mr. Bar the work given on the Western Road last year summer and tall. without which he did not see how many psor farmers could have carried on. I-le also complimented

. is. l‘ Mr, Stewart: “Not so particular wait n11 he went to Court with deFlflwl- “Y” “i111 11nd “ml “u.” M." .- i -. . _ - - . now. Dflfhfipi" m... peo le." stipends-w Miriam-w deer new he; fe,-,l,,ggg,f,,t,hivg;g,gce;g,gf lgggg wgggouggglug- m, W, m, wv-nw- - - _ _- -———— he had entered u,- was apm-ecmtive o; work in one year for $1.200 than 0- 8- _ 8 - 6m _ —— W- Y » »» - muth more effective if they hail not started out to criticise the Govern- CRASWELL for Ph°mgrapm_ 1

The only reason l Politics. ,Mr. Barbour said. was ‘ the extravagance of the last Gov- ernment.- I though there was some chance to make revenu~ genditure meet." l-Ie believed that)

the three County Court judges." Falconwood Farm Mismanaged

merit on its expenditures had said they were going to offer construc- tive crlticism but Mr. wright con- lessed that he “could not see it." Mr. Hughes: "Dld you notice that I was stopped?"

started in by crticislng the Minister of Public Works on not having iv- en them a sufficient grant for t eir ditricts," he said. "When members stand in their places and criticise yielding to

The following address was read to Mr. Douglas, the retiring station agent at Georgetown, on Saturday last. by his fellow railway uorkcrs on the Georgetown sub division.

CONFEDERATION LIFE LNSUR- Mr Barbour described a visit to CE L'67a9'7‘z1'312

the farms at St. Dunstairs Uni- ADVERTISERS ABE BEMINDED

l l Y b81118 Ill!” i0 this dlslfml- the Minister on the contracts made m. M- m g n t l the Province and lfmself he could with regard to gray/cling mg harm versity and Falconwood. At the H eir an er o; od m m M w H? “P d n?" m“ advertisements h” msénwn l 5°" mu w be m“ m the Llbem swfacmg- former big}; -‘1h§,°‘§§,§l§n§‘0'§§l hffi cheticlsee at? radveirtlimentellor algllv- M1l".~HUI;l§€)SI~"Dl§gygl?rnglZ~lO€ that to The Guardian shou.d be received The address Wflh YPHJ by Mr- .’ Pmy- . M, t k om“ Tm’ memb" mm s"°thgm“°y' Hgrsavlnoniy lmi boy in enlarge At 111g so big a deficit, 1 think their 1 didn't get a chance m finish?” At the ofilce n01 later than ll AM ‘Ifhmnas Rentou and the presenta- - *' ‘ ‘ n ' ‘i’? - - L’ ~ ‘ ' n “at: figgriiiqlllnlgyangegn with a ggyiafgyhiirfiifilfllivfllialilllisdlg ‘lull FbICDIlWOod the dairy wws 105mm criticism was not very well taken Ignoring this query. Mr. Wri8h§ The previous day. ti. {V1311 slfllrfiiflsriiiiuéiiiligyellé wanlglivfilvxegy d an “em but the hogs were no; 5Q and did not go doun very well with continued to cite other items o GOOD FRIDAY AT THE KIRK ‘an, SDUULMS w e mm by seven mréd$dlgh

f . at the end o the mmcbcrs of this Housu. unavoidaible expenditure. _\AS usual‘ Good Friday Wm be a‘ m “Llendanw and Mn Douglas‘ vice for a “me perform our (‘any

Z ' ‘Con ervative deficit" istrict. ,, i ‘he _ em. o; $375900 on current ac- Mn Stewart. “I use m a mt good. They did not seem to have I _ _ n l counltl. "Last year We had 001V 5 of order. I didn't make the re- ‘he 113m kmd °l can" Th“ br°°d He “mush” me Mmmcr of Pub The” -‘.”N“‘“‘- he 531d‘ wnslderable. Qmurved 1n st Jalneg 91mm, w. responuiti graciously thanking » . . 1-» - T 11¢, a lic Works should beoongratulated on criticism o: the Dominion Gov , , _ . duties. However. ue ltillll-P nut Y $3410“ “mil °“ “we” “°°°““t' m“ “i {ll-mi s“ u“: t“ npm‘ fillasuwertlietvoo iall/eidenttlys “i222 the fact that in the two years he ernment reief distribution in this IHOWW’ wmmwcln! l" 11 a m- ‘{}f*¢§§‘”°‘§“§%u‘flfw“‘° g‘ " vour residence is still w l» in our ~ __ . . _>_ 1' '- . 4| . 1 ‘. 5. . , ' . .. , _ k =__,___._. _ i B gliflrlllngarlgour ealcgéiiiyteg ytlgaérs. cm- most o’ them There was Dniy one had been in power, he had come Province. Buti that wasdtliel policy Xélséillkhééaglélirailsltlegeaesigistlgrdkitgogfie GCOrgewwn, P’ I" tovm andiatg suchtylou Wllfigyl. iiflllletie d utter on the (arm 1; was within his estimates. w ich they a op 0d, an e very Re A 0 Emomso D B no!“ we vow. fellow wO-rkers on me quent vls r a e sta 1 fact that were goin on econcmic- V- - I1 - D- 1" Gwnienhwn sub division having you have labored no aithfully and

Mr. Wright could “find reason to

recticn. He was sure that when the sympathize" with hon. members be-

present contracts were completegie, field.

goo quite evident that the hogs were we“ m n“! past md we w“ m, little discussions

not mannsed 1n the same Way r» learned of your intention w retire

ally in trying to ba ance the bud- from active service as‘ Station

get prevented us from getting more

have our an

Resumes Practice

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l other necessary road work would y u f n m t we ware not _____

. n, 6mm a l“ is:- use“ i225 “t: newsman; m a Georgia. i.» chszzaosmiicmn... ..

' --- ‘ 1 oodF ,M.Brborpe- area W 8 -muc ereorflv 1' ~ ;h;5 , - . > Cost of Justice m conw arm r a u Dortant that plank in the Liberal Dominion Government had we our- held vesterdav afternoon it was de- ‘srfifywllng ‘Ilrégmgnltgg $511 mxpehlyzixcttlfmcroiqndtifiiélnseliuggg

cided to hold the annual meelinéz on Friday. May 13th. in the Hoar Room of the City 11.9.1. ranuerxients were also made

suggested, should be run separately from the institution, and a com- petent man placed on the farm.

“I don't think that the farm is

our appreciation of you not only as a loval, faithful servant of the rail- way but as a citizen whose iinter- ests were given freely at all times

We realize that few are in batted‘ health than you when their retire- ment day arrives.

In conclusion, our most sincere

selves contributed more. The same applies to old age pension. Be- cause we were trying so hard to balance the budget we kept the old

. dl 1 lice llflllll” ill’ Hlifceialllipllgriqnce Street maay- Plwm 5°9-

platform with rmpect to a ba anced budget be carried out. As the only member in the House who was not

and

Dealing with increased e c: for the

irpenscs in the Department of Justice, he

said that since 1018 the cost had -. ndidate in me 1935 electing he i risen from $28. to 9.000. In dmn! “We l~° this Gmlenlmenti B‘ m ,. ' - 1 f m 1 - annual collection. _ 3 .,“.”s.s+»»+»++~++*+o 1918 we had no crovln¢lelno11¢e-n° he s” isneuhild ‘°"§a°l'°§1§l>‘§i§“§ Eillllgisqll tlllallittlhlleelxhlcllnllg JSS- filial tlioilll lieynllviliiiu Zlliirrwige -——-— tuiliévoillhrlgwn 2TH? youl church and "°°‘1 wish.“ 0° “"1 W‘ “W010- , i: country mazitrates. no assistaéit ‘ggggfiaidfléut ggydfeetfm the 1:“ be, o; ms House had a possmimy have got 11; L, good business fm- f ulérsllnnrg 11100112 -—!ThNe[ mang ma,“ wortfipem gnvvgoiigflflflmfyf I nanyéliniztgilt iagidlinajwéjyoili 10m; be Cmw“ prcsecumt ‘ma n” ' R" ' ~- f knowin The Conservatives had us to refuse $75 for an expenditure T1911 a T611 V65 ° T- B“ w d L - ~ . . ~ 51ml" en y . I101‘ (‘WW7 ~ ‘ ‘l M. P. Tstav our taxpayers through "w" W5“ $1900 ‘m’ lemme“ a“? ‘l’, d ted gfb “plus o; $37000 o; $25 o; our Own money 1 don»; Mrs. A. D. Shay. Winsloe will be m. eh it“ ‘nifmq l0 lnwlbe in to Mlrs. Douglas our very best wish- mm“ ‘and faderfl enamels $10,000 for groceries to the hospita. l1 E9 1' B- . ad m t t ‘the m‘ k it Ls 0d busmegs i0 refuse pleased to know that they have re_ is s o address useless words but e5 for health and happiness in m; , Now that the ha”: asst-er ; PLO; 132 sooo roi- the services ' 9W The ""0 80°11“ 5° "M" ‘he “d “° °“° ‘masm “ ° " g° 1 d ‘ hm], turned from Boston with their little lHLmQIPIYVSBlLlhaLWr Shall miss future. Time ll hflffi- We WM‘ l” m‘ 4 ha’ Mouhled p011“ 579000 gm- Dfllmftment 01 ABTlcultllrei "and end of the w“ mere wouul. be: an offer of Lhathkn f ‘and I t tl fQur-year-old, daughter Janet, n" “Y ~~"§:‘:" "1’ "m", “n M" ruslllme" “d d iiistration of lustlcc about the Devarlmem “Mum be lflpom‘ 33763100 deficit.‘ The" wasfho t’ a H we Lake t e ut “"9113 '- who underwent a very serious op- ‘ , friends that amonK we seven] a m! r n“ c u t, Con“ me t0 put it in better shape than assurance that the hi hviay ro- the largest amount tha is po~s e. ammo“ in the Masm General Hos- "'7 “n” “Nasal wcflh“l'.dli:ll; l lilliggg. bigot $95000 foot“ lflurrwe “is “it Fmzsant", lrenctlndiomdrllgt llialswgrlllle cgirigldlllg glllllllt llvovlllglllltlzoflllég glolrtgltlluurpaglf l 91ml M"! i8 (10108 =5 W811 B5 w" be ' Zfibimnlftl, ‘hr o ufilhnigug stock Court 1115895; 111 all 1188f‘! ‘ilk spelrfifiatylsglcoilllvail Ivnbiliefllelgtfifl had a rlght to make their estimate nasg men and a large portion of it BXDBCWd- _ farm of Boswell Stewart. Duns- 900. v e 019,000 can be saved Wm, prop" on the figures oi 1934, he said. would eventually come back to the ‘D-“fmsolqus as! ll 8 Ml‘ Bllbvllr noted "H" "he" u‘ ' Th National Park he believed treasury of this Province. “flu” The llama n 4w " Rowéll Commiisiv" W“ m" m“ managment’ I do“ when that’ uld brin increased tourist traf: Mr Wright cited nasollne rebates lillgnlllilsesszlld Axllttlie: hgalitilul Bar society presented i‘ brie‘ "' txleitfhellmtlltalétitlwrlaellinllodhgdlailllltlerm Y: The exgendltures made on ub- to farmers and fishermen as an- 360M418; Hufflheflm tmumed - - ' - e aca- . ‘ s. so y > ' ou emp oye see a ‘ . - _ ________ fulfil. °"‘ "°‘§3'$lfi"$t'm°".l§ ' illifilhfiitail°fiilliiiilpllmifopg°fifi she gag? wwl- Adcgwble X33‘; 23,,§§’§$.i§i§d.§$§§l.‘l’ifimliil.“ ti}; Silt? "H" m“ M“ “°‘ b” °“'” ‘ti? °° w“ °' ° ‘s r v any mistake in i-"porlng our Goverrlimlzgl-fis hmligldtfilggcgauslgn thin s were not stolen. He was a- vince. Looking over the Public Ac- l-Ie then stie iedithe heads of ti: Miss Marion wndden Two“. is gum,- bug hem, we also ave 1111031‘ 31 a. ers m. this p"? frai that is not the case counts, Mr. Wright dlJIOVQTPCl that Provincial $3M orfum. n e ggng S visiting me We“ of w‘ and m!‘ Easter hams. lwnlrs and coi- tlii e tax aye s h Premier Campbell: "New manage- during the pest W“ IBEX-S. 192'! t0 i118 i=0 60M PT *1 W P“ W n" E. t Pa m. Gamblers Comet a w» ~-- -~ w us: 21:. inset. is’: "Still m“ N . i" “ca; asst. 1.‘. ‘sim- "l. ;::;'.‘:.".‘:-y...‘2; Y“ -'- ‘ Mr. Barbour: " ew manafrmen 0 DIOV 0 - - - d M“ Fred P may“; In 1927 the gasoline tax revenue to see that those people were pro- M-f- M! - ~

6 after spending the Winter in Char-

VERNON DENNIS "dgficnow n“ the work they ‘re now, is there? Well, perhaps it will 0 m d“ q was $47,933, at three cents a gallon. vii-led f0]. In all eir expen ure. lmwwwn haw remmed m the“

B5 Prince Sireet. Phone 1486- dOiFS- b all right. But I was going to

§»»“+>+~_~__,_ _.° L Q’; FEE“ H“ ffllHaliPig-g SliflfleSt that the Minister sharpen ‘Ihat would amount at the preswt which ig-icriatailllgggfllirag yearly W85 harm m Amman

—"—-“*-_*‘ ‘ ' ,_ _ . his pencil on both sods again and r1118 0f 1° w“ l° $159777“- ° 1”“- ° " . .1 n ' had an actual revenue from Premier Campbell. You left ou

let him deal with it the same as ho the Libraries m that the 1M o,

gaso- line lax in 1937 to $211,201. which

dealtmwithtlthet roads in going cant M: wright figured that we mcrflmeg t oer ees mac." m . - - ' ~ ,. i/Mr, Barbour also complained derived adchtional revenue of tiiléli- HMri speaker: And iiheMontague Card Q, Thanks that there were too many Falcon- 431 in EBSOUM (1110 l0 the elllmld" 05D lg”- i H r f fled m the cam_ wood trustees. All that were need- I ture we were putting on our roa S. Mr. f r 8;‘ at! felon“ He h“ ————_ ~— 0 N‘ l] d on w» coerce "a l The are“ ""0"" °'°"“°5i§l‘535 Wen.“ e i“ Fl... that ~. Ae- ee M.“ a a“ more ~ , lvllnister of Agriculture, the Prc- l est and Jnking fund for $2 d. f ltoil, ecn 0t (gig been ‘mwicsely .a.nuly of Clciinoilil iatkkfi igegpxfré; xx‘ GA1\ ()1\G mier. the Minister of Health and expenditure and at the on ° Mn 810011" B _ tunity of expriss is cr i . . CH ‘ me Minister of public wm-lm twenty years the debt would be spent on education, from the hrgd thanks t0_ friends and neigh- (‘ll()(i()‘lléflii‘ls OCOLATE5 tvas "up to the Government" tosee paid off and We 001111‘! Start build" VlIIP-fll D0101‘ Qithvlfiw- $18 gilrliilibn ho\ir_.~ esiéccia 1\ J.‘L. Iinvligon ‘ling: l“ East" wrapping‘ u ‘ what could be done tar, year. l ing more roads wlnioui any eX- as a move n‘ e rig [t1 N“ men vklo new 15cc ‘Sci nu out] 1 H up _r The Gift of I They but Mt Barbour thought, “a pause a; gm n the short faim and omes_ c illness and dea r91!‘ _ 1 P, l. w (. ioc & $1.00 (Valium y, 'l ,, s v r l 1- making that statement. courses, but thesc were not suffici- daughter and sister Roma, also lor . . _ 1 Us rem‘ cllance u’ “H” upwards I am“ u; g a roo-ressive cnt- they should be enlarged and lovely letters of sv-mpalhv s01 z ll“- $100 .20: - ' he 53kt w show u p °‘ ey fnded This could be done at thmxwhtfunv sent ‘ l l *7‘- -e- 8; (K) He concluded by commending the qvern-ment might have a or: y ex e t- b us,“ the L_M_44_H_>,, ' MOIR? FRUIT NUT h assistance given in distribution or net-eased expenditure but at 0m: little exre exoepsc gm m. m‘ -_ V_ V’ _ V’ - ‘ . , n H P _ ~»- c ' A seed grain. same time it would result even u- money now spark 0t: M: wmh‘ “i . and CREAM EGG 25c “ "m"! Um“ 5"" ill’ 8 ally in crest benefit l" ‘hi’ Pm‘ W!" “new a e“ ' d‘ m W _-»___-__.__._i_____ Delicious rim-u I My" 303,501; ymqlrp V0100 did not think these stu ents ap- r Y RUNNIFQ CHICK; ‘ "r do not think the members of preclated Whfll- they were eetflne- Tuuasnax. APRIL 14th “v I ~ and Gums 11o like uie other members had the House need worry too much a- They Md instituted a press eem- moo-caucus. Chorus. EGGS etc. 5c and 10c HARD (~ \\~|)“.~~ . . been cflsoppolnted to find that the m8" 9° 5° WIMP” the Pllbll‘! 7-30-5000“! Euler Service -- Rev- ‘ c‘ ‘ ‘h _-—-——_______~ -____——-—'-————______—.__ 1' _ .; ~ - ' ‘ ' - ‘ g thg gu flgn h; mgv wgrg pgy- L l MmKenflL 25c ing were Imiustified. The faculties mo Sharp-Heart: Boll. Young provided for those students were People's Choir.