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_ 7~~ ._ __ __ _ 'l'nsicHARLo'f'rs:TowN'm'Jlti_;Dt.4N _ _ _ _ FEBRUARY 1, 191

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...V _ giw _ _ \

5, haf, ' moment to enable those interested “Nil-

lihttotowat

rar: -.: ,. ’- ,_ <

id ' .

'Z V _[1 - -sanamasu

,W_' la _ la. un, outcast.

.wat--ost-tbl.. vistas 'rand lun that the oity accounts in printed ot- _ P- F wg. s:=»a“_t-. Grocery mn] rom 'en _“_-“anime “_

Tns Charlottetown

lan dosa not neoeeaan dons the opinion an

Fi- V . ‘ ' . ' lly sn laefouanumu napasaautasa ma' an nuns.; spain is i"°°_"" "r°° °"°“ “_h"_ h‘|"’°”` pressed by its correspon-

. _ ._ .,od. as it happened two years ago. ¢.,,u_ ,

Of I- Q w. d. _vrrtaiuiust amarwm iii :leg tlaudstfdrsafxeeoege SAI.. i!

this

_ .._..,.,. ._ gave

--_ Tha. report in 'yesterday morn- in u `tn,f¢°s___ Guardian’ ._ol’__ the. conference dime -_tiiityveen tba Council of the Char- 'Drum _ioit_itown' Board of Trade and our ~,hu,_ f6ti9_Nl_ representatives, affords lu- hu

terssting if not encouraging in- ,,

formation. it would appear that all hu, the ammunition fired in the past iiuxhu - years or so hal missed its 'euru

mark. _There was a difference of or

ippinion as to whether the real ther

grievance had been “specifically” u presented -tothe authorities at

llgncton,_ some members contend- thu ing that they had been, other hold- ed iafthst they had not been. 'run mr gsneral public will be inclined tp iicui believe that if we have any more heih

grievance! than have been present-

ed to the Moncton authorities. to been Sit. Henry Thornton and to the hom

federal government, then our rail- ih

described by Senator Prowseghuiiu

"dsmnable." ‘

representatives are powerless. The uf lion. J. E. Sinclair explained that

the whole responsibility, reserving

to themselves only the right tr- ihh

build new railway lines, a preroga-` he

tiva'whi'ch may ` be of temporary |y~' use_during election campaigns, al- mm b_hit -the abuse of which is subject ,gor-

io _th8_ vein or _the Senate Bm appears the eve____h ____ _ _ -portant impi-0y9meu¢u_ The times Expense must, of course be con.

Y ll W8 0 mm' sidered, for if every pat of~t d t t h` VERBATIIM.

“nd _this me federal government _ng are certainly not propltious at prc-I r en o quo e im

and- federal representatives have

liot_ a"»word' to aay__or any influence hh

t-°..°"_"t| 'it is °d'_"m9d [W me ,deed they have had several panic-s W »wh°ie °°“""y W" BW" be °V°" 1-l_on_'. Mr. Sinclair that, if the worst hh

domes to the worst "wheniih

would be our duty to take it up rhi

-lust how often the applicants for rsdresdkmay be “turned down" be- io fprs "our duty" begins to functioni '

’.°."_ '"5 “lined d0Wll» ' it them tc "do something" or some-ilslrs without charge the benefit oftpay'

_ - . ' _' v, _ , N

_ T

itiiut clear. It has been generally im; rhuhh faith in duh¢h.|,9d rehehi, ter service than in sl ti extmvagance in demands is as

understood that_evcry grievance an

k“°'"' °° 'H1955 Whit af” dellelldelli event of recovery. That this latest would mvmve expenduures that E°°“°my is the °"d"’ 1° 't°'d“Y-

upgn the railway either for trans- ig

' ---my A BYSTANDER.

,°-"‘*¢|°" °f "eight °" fi" i»NW0i- death variety few will doubt and (Continued on Page 5) --#-<o>__

ha" been Hired 0Y!l‘ lrllilly tlmsll fewer still will believe that any M - .rRANsp°R.rA.r|°N stated that ,Mi-_ R_ ,L_ Wiheeier was africa our present four members as- real reform will emanate from,the ` *_ an official oi’ -the »C."N, CR.; in his

suinedtheir duties at Ottawa. and pr yei there is something that has not a

begin told, some manner of pre~ calogue that they have not already members particularly Mr. Match se tation that has been overlooked violated, not a promise, calculated

and the service ls still “damnable." to

fn the circumstances .there is at they hu" uoi mme and broken Ferry steamer should be kept at the

|_°°’ll one lleam of hope. that is 'r when we shall have come to the sri last _ditch. when everything we have fr, do_iis has failed, as the- I-ion. J. E. an Biliplair puts it "when you are turn. hu edidowu then it will be our duty to ta§_e it up"! V

lil the good oldvdsys within easy po

" "“°°U°= °f "G11 our yoimsest tsrssts. not the interests nr th..‘l. 1151. the Board ur -r,.,,,i,, can suuues, as fore- s Practice' msn- ""‘° knew sl _tors. it used to be the "duty" country, ' a cure for the irritating grievance what had gone ml' 'womd not have

o _bur accredited and elected re-

pi-*'sfsenta.tlve_s__r_a__t Ottawa to take up 'there wiii he wma dischhrueu ,uh Notcii ihndscape painter. Who twenty additional hours for al- 58 uhipnrshg .hd remedy our grim" some e__ I t ni th I N “me 0 m0f|°8 in his b0yl\00d most seven months each year to H

slices before the situation became ih

_ I -M . Wh i-

diipsrate and their usual custom "deserving democrats." There will T ilggincasmre' Engmnd’ February .+*°°°‘*+°+°°°`°°‘°'°'°'°°°‘ ri!-!dsxsty)ii(i cnstslznclancfonoiudo that ‘V I-10 filht our battles and. gen- also be an apparent reduction in ' ' ` MV- ‘H`"5i‘°° 1"" '“m“t’°r9'°t°d Mr'

' ‘ ° ' -1.. s. ni-own in .this regard." wsu, 1

srisily. to win out. lt is not re- the egiirrrrn, for oivil service and "°HN ER'°°'°N _ Seloctlons have Mr_ _Brown-8 wriiim, state.

arent shout of iubilstlon -through rnrnnns swedish-american nn- ' F” "‘°“‘ °““°""“""‘ ""““ 'I °“"" 'M"'

""!*`“°d d°"“" 5970"* |°0¥' the Liberal press about the "ecim- Bmw" ‘md 7“W°l1i0r. received his Hyndmm °r anyone 915° who may in* angr _the ihgei-Phi, or ihuii. c,,u_ omieu.. enacted by thu Mukemre first patent for screw propeller.

cornea that they waited nntii ws .,

d _ rats We 'have recognized grlhivancea: we also have four re- prQaenta'€iv`es_ht dttltwa who think

ili|f_‘gri_s_vancog"u_rs no concern of B t _at 'ljo whom _shall we look for u li 7 Ia tbia_rsspou|iblo govern-

tf Of what uns are our repre-

lsitativssf m°" ° """7' " 5' '°‘“ in' parliament were utterly destroyed,

diesies that either the robin, 4,". and with them many priceless The praise ws planned to give

_` 'raitmo rnionr 0

o, ____ _ fb* inmates, svuisatir mans.: ¢t_ factory at Ottawa, has- tauoatly appeared in certain Lib- erif aewapapsra intimatlng that

tip' lfaolfensis King government

uit'

“deofarsd war" on the Civil

jlt appears also that our federal mii

cur

the federal government _have no whei

say in -the operating of the railway. whei

They have washed their hands of hiay

|10 |0118 "Bl Ui br0k0D promises buccaneer. reputed to be the origin- an early morning trip for the con-

"One swallow does not make s The fire fiend has robbed They'll all come back some haunt- ummm,” h is mm but 'he se' Canada of immense treasures, in ed night.

fer Prince Edward island to any rdmantic past. The stone was after- Forgotten till too late, H101’ C01-Iliff! lu winter or are ei- Yards used to build the Champlain The healing glance some hurt to Wciiuu, un uri, uurinu Market place, a notable spot in mend,

Several bad accidents have al- '

lifiilit- 30|!"-I Of UNK 'iii DW- l°|¢| if Uflilllly for |000. It was pur When death has claimed the one My enter an action against the chased by the famous Bishp Bt. We'd time have found to help

nmrtntobt rss way is our tor easing" ana mn. prom- V‘"°'- °°' 5’-°°° ‘M "0 °°s°|f°fl lvmelwv. N-"'°' ”°""’ "'°"¥' “”*" W

ready occurred ou our loy aide- ‘i'A‘1i°‘\i|- Who Crossed Wits a

P0 bl

0° "VII" il C0 be slrrled lily- WIN “ld *ill ill lPfll¥|°_¢ for aa annual groitail rant or shaa't set before I speak, l vow, _

ig “wh -|~h,,“, 'hm .,,“,i_ WMM ii ,oi in about |1000. The new building of Or sn that letters donei 2

fllltl boffnl' to ills the llld flow?"g:|':;i'u`:°;9’:u:'°a” nn". .I _ gy _“Any ¢*"°i_y|| gm/ig; |\ I I I I l | I' ' | | '_' I

ith

the sinking fund These added been-"

To this effect reads the notice to duke H cent re ’ ' Au for u highi muii uud uusueu

tions, and hhio ihui it iu iucreau crossings, through heavy ice fields

9)'

The canned despatch admits awake electors want to know the i’rovince is suffic_iently large and

‘ _ am tfih ii _ mpottt'tf thlt -

t the government has been war- ou” 0 8 C y debt Also they vi r ati t 0 me y e B 8 ser d "f|'°m friendly Mid llllfrifillfl- not be further increased at least suggested by me Board at Trade

sources that this army had be- until Such time as -the city's growth fart nzgigmsiiindghigwluugxpsrgg

E to., numerous a,,d_,0° soggy in population and wealth shall Just- mitrwintsr night service will, with- ihe good ur the coumry_ bm it .ily the undertaking of further im. out doubt, be supplied.

until now! sent for incurriu f nth | _ Canada is to be supported with all

S ll er urge ex ih i

The fact is, the government has penditures for new works except in Bifarldési :faTri:3;vii?ma}rli€l themgog

d several bad scares lately. ln-i°“°5 °fllrK0\1\l1S00lsi!y- R- Company that is to say the

_ _ Successive Mayors and Council. head and ears in debt;-and Sir

d their supporters 'throughout in" hu" reuuuruu mo" "maui, Henry and his superl-ntendenls e country have beencalling upon (service to the city, giving its af- are expected w make me runway

_th _ In any case the Board of Trade

ug worse wuuhi huhpehi 9 lj experience. wisdom and much will do well if they request, but one

om _they are “omg to “do “_,._valuable time and effort. which has improvement at a time;-Mid keep

- been much appreciated by our citi._v,at it. A reasonable request, strong-

ihe Civil Servants. . ,erm And in no part or their ani ily and pertinaciously supported he general public has nevsruuous duties have they rendered heh 'IHS been invariably granted. But

re 3 “E de much to be deprecated as ex-

ces and promises of reform in gh., “H1155 fr9¢l1l9lll-ly being made which travagance in expenditure.

of the death-bed or scared to- wen not urgent' The Guy is mm Iam 5"' etc"

THE BOARD OF TRADE AND

esent government. There is not § mt We Forget § p0§ir_)Tl_i-iles d_i__ri__ih_ie_ l>lll_1Jlii;hedtr_c.

s on

commandment in the political de ' 8 me 6

»» Board of Trade that some of its

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1 advocates as a remedy for the pre-

sent admittedly objectionable and

secure support for them that "ROBINSON CRUSOE" antiquated service that the Car

' (Alexander Selkirk) a Scottish Tormentine side all night to make

d of humicuy uiuu huh hee” he_ al of Daniel Defoe's famous veyance of the mails and passeng-

romantic character, was discover ers arriving at Sackville th

"° the 9°°P|° 1°' ‘"8" '-W" 19°" ed on the island of Juan Ii‘erna.ndez_ vlous evening at 620 by th; lprxe and that part M his dunes was to

d it is not likely -they will be 0" Febflllry 1. 1708. trains from Montreal and Boston.

i i i d_ The idea advanced was that an ° “ '” °° .roi-iN iviiiaie Kenai.: early morning train shonia have

The "°“b|° with the cm’ 3°" Sackville and arriving at Tormen- cause he had 'mt me Mme or was

ice is thu ii hu, been und by b_C_e_iehrated English tragedian, tine the steamer should begin the :ot mowed' he “ewher helped us

f C

"U°|°“U 1° f“"ih°\’ ¢i1°i\‘ UW" U1* Msn. ‘Srid‘tiunsimv‘r’aess bfignxbéibrunlllg cri):stililiE‘ is all that the wisdom of

THOMAS COLE that com els ur d

ln -the "war" now on no doubt' - D ° °"“°”g°"* °" all, but the desire to set H seapo-

muils to remain at Sackvillc for

r DPOU me U- 9 B Qi' and particularly loved the' White ihe gre” injury and deirimehi of

hii hrohhhiiiry from the "hh, 0| and Catskill Mountains, was born _

Februsfy 1. 1838, and during the 0000400-o-sooo-¢¢44o¢-0-ooo..

slitiauu. _- . King government. ant the unite- civil war invented the tnrrsteii Bfogd sndml il_°\i_'_§____i1_i{i_ilI\_t_i»__\__ip\;°_>_i lx 9"°lent situation is indeed cieved public will smile. im" dm "M°""°'°" which N' 'THE LETTERS THAT WE “tw -y` r' y - S

volutlonized naval warfare. NEVER WRITE

***€6}-*__ ___

ED|7'°”|A\- N°T53 H|3‘rcni¢Ai. nEi._|c The letters that we never write,

The things we never say,

“ "" natural resources and in relics of Th8y'il brink 0\Ir H0811! 801110

I pairs of robius have been seen in her history. Ou this day in day- _ _ M misquoung mm' This 'rm make

or he., Churioiihiuuu ,iuriuu the February, 1854. the handsome stone The letters that we :never write, but _i “num udp it

th I J building, that housed the Quebec The things we never say.

archives and souvenirs of har our friend.

Quebec today. The site. now occupi- That somehow had to wait- Oil it! the present parliament build- Put by for tasks that had no end

_ings was once owned by lluetta That seemed ao very great!

more than once Frontenac. He sol Where ia- their ‘vast importance

in "G '°'°"°| “um” °'° “in more than once with Frontenac Hs low?

in cotfrse of time 'by the province lf we had known?-This 'sun

d i h ri wh i hh hm ` S' “Vins but 59 cents er train and car ferry in thge GPU Y 98 I- 9 B V' out of the dollar to pay-fo th dif- ` Sir. the government to taks this ferent city services Thea; ch; midst of wmter' the omcmls would' have

_ _ - - ' 599 naturally, rather not have it. zgih

u_ wuriike uiiitudu ur this hu, indicate that Olir City debt is as- Captain Read knows the difficulties Bom

at stage or me game tum is suming_ quite formidable propor. and the dangers incident to night hum

_ ~ - objection. There is ian old adage

_g played at Ottawa. The Pre ing from year to yeah although it We all lcuow that he is not n which says --lu humheru were is and his cabinet ministers have _compares ruvurahiy with that or |°zY' ""1" 0" °”° Wh” Wi" “Ut "ke strength,” but ‘I don't think it ap-

in and around Ottawa fotwmahy other Canadian cities and :i;?,:,hv,;};?l;‘,?;ur¥,;,l;(:rthe[ ociggffig pure;

ethlng over two years. Have Ch_l|'l0"@l°Wll'B Credit. always first- much rather depend upon the by 5

never seen this "my or tony class, apparently never stood high. i(ii_ri__i§i-_z_;'r1eii_i____i>_f __t_ii_;s__ Ctthigialht v\i_i:0 therefore, -he is compelled to write

why service m Bi ihde ii h _ 5 91°- ' 6 again. -Let us see what foundation

_ “ 9 9 3 or fifty thousand Civil Servants in members of the Board of Trade i_h,,,-B is im ihis comhiaihh ,Mu

n or in inaction They have in the year 1922 the city paid ln- 3; 3:? P°"UCi8l1. \vho doesn’t I-{ynd»man says in his leter of the

two different occasions voted NN". $40,817.90 and to sinking }?h,u,e,,er ihui may be it is 7”' lions of dollars for the'up keep "‘"‘d' ‘32»995°°5v 'mkinl I ¢°fl| 0' rdmltted on all sides that Sir Henry e

the "my and it has never "_ :_7_;'<l__:_‘i3_5;._ tlnteriesbt -ihen paid _’i`_h<_;r_;nii:_n bus shoavn tgracticaiiys a 'igiied wiiih i_-he services per.

_ n ca e a e t o very con- 5 5 lm 0 ma @ 0 ru \ R5' formed by tha locat rail-way

re_ii to them until now to ask uiduruhh, umouui and hoih debt und :i'_i/_iso &sdsHli_Sfa<>¢0l;y Us the 00_Y_\i officials, and ‘l think iMr. Boul-

er such an army was needed. interest are larger now, how much S an C 'mms “nc” W ter '

her they were sii working or larger we shall not know until the .lzreigmrliiigglfieiiriiielrehigimntlitgt isolation' Wm comm' ms," ing gum accounts are printed. And'all wide passenger and mail service of this stated; "Mr, Hyndman in Une uf his

are generally desirous that it shall ce an he “ddm°"“| Steamship ned-"

other hour to cross to Borden no

e melts' 0! spqclll importance 6.45 or 7 o’clock would as an in

year, not merely because of the msg’ Bg:_='b;rrsT::d;h2r§h;rl°t§u: sufferable nuisance. Under such

_ _ coming election. but DBCIUBB Of U19 commended for making an united an "r‘L'i“"5:’m°”: ' It W°‘,i_m be 1'" " FRIDAY, 1, 1924 very high rates of federal. provin~ and strong effort to obtain improv- 9°" ° ° “ve "mal" ”‘°

_ _ , _ _ earlier than 9 o’clock. But that _ _ ‘ ' ` em and mmncuml “x.e° which °°n` Ygeralilgzy B:dv‘r:§"r°rr:dBgrv|if°”'i‘°` would be the hour when the morn- - _ . uh Iii'-‘IN I 1181"! burden upon every B :I d “bt Th ce a Iac V °' ing train from Charlottetown and ova nAii.w/tv Paostems .mnnea in inset the members n_ a ,,,g.,.rer. ,fi brfff 1° ml>f°l>i_ety _aim summmme would be ummm

rnnient and are warned to be _..._ B' V 5° _ y ° ca -ns 't e W it c' into Borden in time to see the boat _- _ wa M" H' W M h M ians to thelraid. The Act incorporat- just beginning to push out ur iwsmon to qhow ho' they can or’a Vlnhrelfin: ani!" vzliiabl lr. mg the Canndian National Rau' Tormentine In any case it would

_ ti r - '

use with the services of n mn n "mad "_ "N nam _ ;"“y_(5°m|:E”{'t°lf°°'|y p";“'if°° “nd be about one o’clock before the

a equ e a con r d

rtion of their respective staffs, It is good as in as it so" gt l;;;'_l__ mamgesmem of eine” _‘_’o____t:;'_‘___ gii_ss__iinii,ieris a-n,d mails itiould reach

_ salaries may be cut down. &:c-. us the 'total receipts of the city ;'i¢nll}v__v_ii_y_;|_ii_i_|_ir__||a_i_,§ ggggcgf __¢;;\:_9;gf_‘f coifdlgorisoxguliilmacelssiiztearfiiiczli in

There is to ba no monkeylng last year and in a lucid manner it menu Ami we au know th _ th later.

- - a e sat-nad bei g -_ _ _ _ repreusa. -

the service. it is intimated: it ""5 wh" "°|’°’“°““| 9°" °f "ch interference of the politicians has Ha" way measures are °r tativn. If y°\l rilliri f“l|¢\" ‘“f°"“"‘”°" “|’°“* U" c°"‘|"“Y" °|’°"“'°'“ ‘|“"“l |923. mail

_ no possible use and th Boa d f become 8 uurdeu uh the uuur \‘|°“3l‘ l`6£°iV°il WIS allotted to the been prejudicial to a satisfactory Trad hi ° " °

payment of each or tn i i -_ railway service. Now that it is B W "ev" "°°°"'°"°h “ny

yera; many of them are not vie" The amount rzciicucu B; known that Sir Henry Thornton ;';'|¥r‘:g°:f;":vgr';:"or" ggiuiassea it' ' ' ' _ e e ng con- ing their salaries and IMD! elusive of debentures was 8172.053. :£5126 §_‘:_§|w:;1y;l_tB"t';1r;i ;';':_tt';_‘;lI "3 nection all the year round wi-th the

hers do not even pretend to, so Out of each dollar so received 31 the uuimciuuu is gone there is late "allus-

e must be a housecleaning and ‘_’°’i'~° W" Paid in intefem 011 U18 recognized on all sides, a far ' I am’ Sir' etc'

generai discharge of the urmyi ¢i,¢¥`S indebtedness. and 10 cents to better railway service “than has ___ _ ,_,_TRA.vELLER'

MR. -HUGHES ANALYSES

-_Messrs -Hyridman and Turner letters in your issue of the inst. which suirely deserve

e attention. iiviy opponents

in pairs now, but i have no

in this instance

r. I-Iyndman 'begins his letter aying that if mlsquoied him,

inst.: "fl believe tihe 'Potato Grow- rs' Association were _well sat-

, the Secretary of the As

my letter of the 2-ith. inst. I

letters says he 'believes -t-he Potato Growers’ Association are well satis-

Wherein does iMr. Hyndman

any difference worth mention- between this and what lie really

did say?

In my letter of the 24th. inst. I

ilid not use quotation points in this

find ing

but I did pretend 'to give the sense of what he had said, and Iieave it to your readers and to any person of common sense, to decide whe- ther I did M-r. 'Hyndman an injus- tice upon which he could found a icomplalnt. It is said that drowning men grasp at straws :tml I think the adage is 'well illustrated in this instance. Such chlldlshness is hardly wonth noticing, and in my opinion indicates something more than a lost cause. Right here I might sfiate that I doubt very much whether Mr. Boulter will confirm what -Mr. Hy-ndman says lie will. but Mr. Boulter is ot' use and can speak .for himself.

One would imagine that a. gen-

tleman so meticulous as |Mr. Hynd- man is would himself -be very care- ful lin his statements. ls this a rfact? ln severail of his letters he

last. letter -he adm-its this ls not cor- rect.-. in several of -his letters he appeared anxious to .blame Mr. Wheeler for all our troubles. I therefore quoted whiat Generali -Manager Brown said to me, to show that 'he (‘Wheeler) had ‘nothing whatever to do 'with sending cars -to, or keeping cars from Prince Ed- ward Island -last fall. il lknew that -Mr. Wheeler was a member of the Agricultural Department at Ottawa

ook after'the shiipments of rperlsh- able products in connection with the 'C. -N. R. officials, but either be-

or injured us last -fall in our transportation difficulties. There

mentioned Mr. Wbeeler's name at

at ss far sway .from this island possible was very strong. Mr- yindman im commenitinit; on what

'I stated Genenal Manager Brown

be interested can see this state- m-ent. 'I did not mislnterpret M-r.

a lon is altogether too active

iMr. I-lyndman goes -on as follows.

I must, however, quote him WER- BATFM. "because .if I gave the sub stance of wthat he said and 'help- pemed to omit even one -unneces- sary comms, -he would accuse me

my letter longer than it should be.

"As regards the request -for

the Car Ferry to make a spac- ial trip to -bring over refriger- ator cars ou Saturday, Novem- ber 17lth, would say, that tive refrigerator cars that were actually at Tormentine were 'brought over to the island by -regular trip of the Ferry on tilmt date. The -ba-lance of the cars that should have -been at Tormenitine appear to have , -_---__.._.___.___ 0+++¢+e+¢o++o+»-a-e4+¢.¢¢¢+

worry worries you

`_ _ __ _ _ ` _ ` I _ ~ ' _ A ' `- the province it would be just as __ l - _ ' _ ; `. _ _ _ _ , well to leave mutton as they are. ; ' -` - -' - `_* _ i _ _ ’ ` _ ' ' ' The proposed change will effect _ _ _ _ 5. _ . _ _- - _ ` _ _ _ - The near approach of tba clvle The _ iimg, if my imp;-gyemenr ,hd wiii

. " ,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ - r _ ` - alootiona aswoa aa l'__rsmlndsr that - likely and in confusion.

I _ ~, -'i 5 h'_ ._"'u‘.‘ ."°°"' tits city accounts ought tabs pub- ¢i,;rM:i:,9,::,”i':,; ';'y°p:,,”,.::- Ml' M“t°h 599|” °f *"1 ' - ~- ~ ' ' - ‘ - early' morning train from Back- ' ____h|t\ss__ _ _anal 0 A¢ao¢aa'__\sl_l'l‘iht:‘_e.lI~ It vluls lished at tba. earliest practicable psroisrm of quqsiarru gf in. v|"e_ How amy would he ny

I - _ _ that passengers should be roused

' 1 W °“|Y°° *W di'°“°l "Wm i“¢°|' “und from their slumbers at Sackvllla?

it takes nearly two hours to run ,

from there to Torimentine and an-

.. -Noam AMERICAN Liss

- V ~ _ To require passengers to get ready

° °'° °' um “V” °’°°"°“' Thi' AN°THER "EW to leave Sackville earlier than

instance. I did not, therefore, pre--Moncton and ’l`ormentin'e'i A-nd

ASSURANCE CO. '

HEAD OFFICE '~ - - TORONTO, CANADA. '

1 HE results achieved by the North American Life Aasuranca _Company dm-in' i§23 com

tlnus to establish beyond quesiion the strength had a¢cur|ty'of the Company, Thu following outstanding figures will be very gratifying to all interested in the weigh"

of tha Company: .

POLICIES ISSUED AND REVIVED ...__ 8 20,23'l,7II.00

‘ AMOUNT oF INSURANCE iN Foltcs . ._ us,oss,49i.oo

Assars .......................... ........ _ . _ 2s,a94,izs.is PAYMENTS To roi.lcYHol.Dl-:its 2,4so,sio.is NET SURPLUS ...................... -s,11e,sza.s1

HBE records are the outward ev_idenco of_ tho unsxceliatl financial position attained lay the Company, a_nl of t_ho solid f_o\mdat|on upon winch it ha; been built. in fir, North American Life, polacyholdsrs iratoro_als are paramount, over 99% of the prgiii,

n allotted to them Whsn contemplating new insurance, sso one of our ~

the attached coupon- ’ “Solid as the Continent" _

Charlottetown Branch Offices i- _ _ _ _ _. _ _ -_ _ _ _ _ _ _

n Bunk of Please mall me your complete

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140 RNg°v";°;e°ti.r°;uiTd_iuu : Report for 1923, also "Solid as the Continent" Booklet,

Charlottetown, P. E. I-

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been sidetracked along the "'I`~he Potato Growers Assoc illne, which is the latest word letter speaks as -fioliuws

l`r0Ill MODCDDII. illld P0551-Uiy iahion had experienced some

that is -the redsoll Why Mr- L- difficulty in 1922 and instead of

improvements as regards trams

.pantatlon fsciilltles, conditions

were much worse in 1923 It was almost in -those 'words that

I opened a converse.-lion with Gen- eral Manager Brown at :Moncton on Friday, 'thc 18t-li inst. 'Mr. Brown ut once came back with the stale- ment -that I was wrong, and that I must be wrong, because he hail a

S. Brown did not authorize the' special trlip of t-he Ferry that Mr. Boulter a/pfpealed to iMr_ Brown to be made on -Sunday

the 18th November."

_M-r. -Hyndmain's imagination is

again working strong and some- body "appears" _to have -taken him i`or a wailk, I-le says the -balance oi'

the cars Vlihat should lrave been at - . B

'l‘0I'mel1lill0 AIPPE-WR 10 have 59°" letter from Mr. Turner, -President side-tracked silong the line, which or Emp, -ii-imi of ihe .Chiu-ihiie. is the latest Word ~i`l‘0lD M0'flCl0"~ town Board of Tracie, stating that The question is were the cars that the potato Growers Auuhuiuiihh I llzivc hail the privilege on | ehould\have been at 'Dormentlne and everybody were weii Sutished iiiimbcr of occzu-lion., oi’ exaniiiiiig actually side-tracked or were ihey .with the sei-yicu ,ihe Ruiiwhy had Johnny Dundee, woriiis chnmihr only aide-tracked in AiPPl1lA‘It~ uiveu iuui i~hii_ Mr_ rruruer says he boxer, before lic untcrcri the ring, AN-OE? The official who sent ou whhie no such ,iuiier_ that his iei, if ever it miin shoiiiil have mi “ine latest word i‘r.om iMonclon ier_ u rrarruieuu .iiiiie .ihhihg any. is caller) ntl1lt:te's lluni‘t ills lie. should be Bible I0 SWB 'M11 Hyllfi- h0w_ was addrushmi io Mu A_ 'p__ Athlcte's heart is siiiiposeil tubs

man this inlorm_ri_titil_i_;_A_€g__ei_ii_1,_iiiihiirg Wuidhu uh ihe uuhiuui Oi ,hugseiirr iiloini- form of iiisordcreil iiclionoi were 9 “V5 Si e' C - er schedules and had nothin to du W ‘UHF- iile ‘li1lB" 15 Very il1d‘8f\l1il'¢- Dill Phe wi-ih hQ¢ai_0ei-,_ i L-an ohiy si. thai Anil yet his licnrt is iistleariri Hideifacking “ke Wwe be'-Wee” the conversation ii had with Mr. DCU. llslllillg Hlxly 01' icss lo lit

Iimwh miaied ehtireiy _io ihe hues. minute, and with ti riiylliiii ilil' tiion ol' refrigerator cars and pots- is D@l'f0i=U0n ii-S0113 toes. It is.very strange, therefore, HH? fights. allli iw ilils follshl that Mr_ Brown shohid qhoieihixnilrcds, yes liiinilretls, oi buil- hghihut me h letter- addressed to ics, ami is still cliuirlpioll of iris another ,uhh und uh hhoiher wh. class, liavc not affected his listirt.

ject. I can’t understand it and I’m Why? _ afraid Mr. Turner will have to take l Simply because he is always “li- ihe hmiier up ,wiih Mr-_ Bi-own, tier light training :mil ncterrcnlly This may he ahoiher ihgiahge of 'gets out of wniiitinn. Exciieliiciiti-1 "Too many cooks spoiling the 'apparently u`nkno\v1i to liini. Fighl- broth," This is 'likely to happen 'Ing is it sort of regular business. when some of-the cooks don't know *I don't know where the iiiei much about making .broih ami, started, but it is often iilnlsrl liy

Wi'°i“’d World' when they insist on puliting in yoiiiiiz men that they had been lil

I Shan MW give Mr' Hyndman some ingredients of their own, _dulglng in athletics so ,inilch tht!

some facts ot” which he apr/stirs t0 caiieu vuhiiy uhd ,hersohai ihicr. ‘they had io awp, oh gccoiiniof be Sllirly in Heed- Them 'Here euis_ _ way the said athletics was aiieci

THDRTEEN "emger‘°"'°r cars act ilvlr. Turner says that on the 5th the heart.

ua'l'W” at Tmmenune °n Snturdaryl of November last lie.ip'ii'ed General A properly trnlncrl rithlclei lhe 171i* 'N0V`@mber. and “Ot Fnl” Manger grown and the next -day ‘-not injiirc his heart bccaime as Mr- Hmdman wives' Five CM” received tihe following reply: .thc actual training he docs. Ware b"°“'3ht °"" "° Bmded and "Your wire fifth, it has only i Unfortiinatcly training, partial eight were left at Top-mentine that been wnhin the .last i-ew days any in colleges hm! got io hem

°°“ld have been bmught ‘wer a“d‘ thsit l-herehas been any demand ii science ,that high strung yo 501110 i0*1d€d cam “-9 WEN- if me `Cai` fellows begin to have trouble i

for 'rel'-ri erator cars -for Island.

Ferry ‘had ‘been ALLOWED to and in view ot' requirements ol' their nerves. ‘ make the `regu'l“ number M "ms this class of car on other por- The heart acts in sylHpi1liIY‘ that day' Nc' special "lp was need' tions of region. it »has not been the nerves. begins to lose it li ed' 'lf S”i’t' Gm/dy has the power Ipossiible to 'hold refrigerators oi' its regnlniilty. to boat pcrhallll t0 "def me "“mb°r of "ms 'the out of service to protect island little more rapidly lhnii normal Mat 'Wm make °“ the wnrkmg -requirements. We -had twenity Immediately the trmibic is callri d“Y`B °f mg week’ 'he is the gumy available on island 'Saturday "i1thicto's lieurt" and the Ci parm H 'he has nm' this Wwe'-' he similar number -were en mule thinks he had heart iiiscnse. “h°“'id M eliminated fmm me Ms' there yesterday fnoin Moncton Now tho stopping of lmril all ‘sawn °°“°e""i“g this 'particular -and other points, do not itntici- tics at this time is lzoflli 801159 day. If General Manager Brown at paw any serious iliffilculty ill - right became he is u,.iu,,|iy mit M'°“°i'°“ mmessw this power’ taking care of -island require- but why blame thc hcnrt f0r ii? ithen he Isbethtei gwmyugiiriilie m'e“‘t5~" ii' that cllap~he tiikuii oil iii! s no use a ng are .

Ballon,

BLAMING THE HEART

|/ /amen

who was the -gui-ity party? -I think »M'r. Hyndman should endeavour to get the gentleman's name. iPerhe-DS. it was Wheeler. It is surely a ser- ious tlring vo side-track cars that are iireeded to save tens oi thou- sands of dollars -wort-li oi' perishable products that are in hourly danger of being lost. il Mr. l-lyndnlan is' satisfied with this explanation. and he "appears" -boibc, he is too innoc- ent lo take an active 'part in the rough and tumble work ot' this

This reply is capable oi’ more training table and sent home lui

if we wut w get res“lts` we tlvan one interpretaition. if Mr. it week or ten days, hc is r9l\fiY|°

;h°‘t'_'_d gm°;'ei_t'\;f tL';\"’;hg:r?i‘:,g Brown means that it was only iwith- start active exercise nsilill- hd Y B "°P W ‘ _- h i ir ys h had heard nn yon thi ir that ii in- i “pmwd mme' he "id w David' ‘ln 1 e Md ewiihiqres ent toirefriz- roall i nh . -i iii harm li

four nge g w pe y ronn some nt ii

"'l‘h'ou art the man." 0 .ii _ ii ii i _ _ ii i.,, re

_Mr Hymdmnn quoted H telegram .ci-rigor cars, it woui seem us is wail that lic uoiii in e

_ r 'M B0uuer_w_Mr Wheeler ui Supt. Grady -had 'neglected to msko wncriitcil so -quickly?

Wm " our warns ir. that respect known. No'

Ottawa dated November 15th tall- 'Hmm tan armiiu Wiir. i in i H4 ini! him the situation here was ser- because G her Ts” seniembm. Hi; Inq ‘menh “ r"i':,‘:_; hui |

sion to r, na y crves ave iz -

tous. Mr. Wheeler replies tli___i:_ satriie Qmimg ihui he would want one ciiii.-in hc lm.. eafcn, all-pi, ami pil gait s3ii:§eh€ar'h§:r_vi39°£uonrr6:r‘; hundred and fifty refrigerators the ml his utliletic-ss.

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lil

' ll

in _ -ii M-r. wi.-_ - i » i llvlvm

who i-sd been in Moncton -the prev- ‘r‘,‘_`_’:)tvvr':v‘_f_f;‘aI‘|: iigfifrxuirnuiy witii and ;lal?ilots;i;iie(r(.m(liiteB ii:,.( iamoi kms saturday' and the Sum in the last few days we started to Mike Murphy, staiciii--is is UIIUS

“md mm 'the °mmt|°n here 'WM h t'dld'he expect" Tho nervous trairiiliaii clilil not serious. Where and from whom "M" “ch ca ' W " ' u i' i hi' S .I _ iici hid the sunt get this _in_rormuti0u_ Did he expect that we would e_g n ei ni not him .ictii.i imr

and where did che information orlg- t° "se rcmgemmr (mm llemre uw “on in athleuckw lnhte? I have asked Mr. Hyndmnm “ml weather ling- M;'iv°;gi° th" Sho ____4 to try and get an answer to -this "“"'w“-V “Hmm” :Nah eded E5

question. .mt he ignores it. it is it °“°h WH _mi sg__\_1_»:__ y__i\__r____i_______\__ mn me wmuuons Us W,

vcry pertinent question and. if we f°"° _;*:“"“ g dum ‘ ornimenw ;hem_ could get a correct answer to it, the "":" Tye manyeem pi; ____mk that The rest 0f,M.r_ Tumors lelier answer would probably be enlight- MT- ”"'T:`hed u ood dehi hy made up ol' personalities and ' eninn but perhaps Mr- -Hvndmsn ‘“’ r“°°°r;;° Brown auf, Schuh, this rii-ities nnd wil-i not be

does not want to get the informs- “'i"_"3_, " 'mid he did not accour by me, i have no objection tion which such an answer mi-ght $113'-m_¥;h“ . cuss any public. question give. _ ' _ entleman, even if BOW’ iMr, Hyndman has referred mainy' hfil-i'iHm‘gm%nr 3” wgigteliurfgisg izhrustn and stun-ly blow! times to the -larm numiber of tele- “°“ :h°"° Q: M519” if _we uh changed, but if must draw grams he sent to different persons 2;" e§y__: cl; me “im” '___ mm uomewhurm Mu viiurher ll.

on public -business. the voluminous M__°f'r_ ____ rzndumme otherg they h-,ru.iuhhhh` -' - i - _

data and memoranda he has -pre-, ' “ ° (Jag, - od for our who needed uuchwrould be still worse in the -fall of _,

f§f)mmm”my§u, mon! oihm 1924. it is not by tilting at wind the m'“y imuoruum rewluf miilia and blaming somebody in

and huh “Mei Tlmbuctoo for our troubles thivt we

vm, U” will ever accomplish anything.

in th, Mr. Turner makes some strange un about assertions. I-Ie states that ll have

muueu "undoubted talents" ‘but st the mm same time I am rio good and no-

"hh ii- 'body in Parillament or elsewhere mihiuu pays’any attention to anything I

d _ _ _ _

Ml. I

'world bo my these things

his letters

what lansvliy. I would admit a worth whle has connection with. ing the last that did not

'helped think

stty

U0!!! lmd

. my

mc’ or lu say This is a sample ‘of Turner

ur logic I-le also says that I oonvert

ye." molehilla into moiintalns. The W” -things I have sheen diaciisalnir may

be very small in Mr. Turuer‘s eati-

urouuu mation. but they important -to ,hm the farmers of island. I am

"aware that the

try the work

ers’ ‘rr t ls

'mi terms

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