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M PAGE TWO ' i THE cuiuthorrhrowu GUARDIAN

lllls 'lll°ll°Y WBB lmid for Educa- with regard to this industry. llt is as II do, with his many changes of "ll- leillllleil ihy the Statute and known to the nrost of us. But in heart, allowance _can always be lfiii- illlllillil Wllfifi the Bell Dlllly the interests of this Province I made. ' Y

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Physicians in Industry Hold- 61106‘ Wooden Veneer. iLatest design. ' 45 quart and full quart, new Gov-

NEW YORK’ Apr" 11___1l,1,,a5ur. ernment standard. Send me your es which Industry and science are liidlllry- 1 Will NW6 Y0“ 1110i!!!)'- pushing to safeguard health and CBIHIOEIIB 0i! 1611i“!!!-

reduce accidents in the factories of i the nation will be explained by not- eii speakers at the two-day tenth snbiyrersary meeting of the Con-

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Save the Shavings Object of New Paper Invention

(United Press) EUGENE, Ore., April 10. —A, new process of producing paper‘ pulp from wood, in which shavings and similar cull material of the or- lllnary paper pulp mill may be lu- cluded to give a satisfactory pulp

lei! Oiilce- 51.15635 was paid for would like to see it taken up in a He went back so.far into politi- llllelesl °ll ill“ hi8 ilebi ille)‘ lle- serious way so that our present cal imatters that one might wonder lint-allied us (that also was re- r ivhlrt =poll~tioai complexion he was. ————-i-i-—— —-——- financial mistakes. . lll-llled ll)’ Statute). $20.351-72 doubled and rtrebled within the or he has been M, any time. l un- is appreciated fuliy by the mem- The lilo ‘(lgviqrnmenl r lhhnk Wild bdld 1M0 the Sinking Fund. next t-hree years. derstand that my ‘Hon. friend was hm‘! 0f this 110080. Hi8 Blwefllystonda almost alone us regards (‘ll was ill-ill Nillllred by Statute). once a Conservn-tive, then a Lib- lrom beginning to end had that rinzplniinciui matters. i believe that illlil- unlike my Hon. friend's Sink- A Few Facts oral. than a Conservative again, ill 1711B Bllwerliy. llvllliill l! Qllllllwbitheyr have only one equal, and lllg Fllllil- ll lll lllli sllillll- llili “ill and again once more a Liberal! 9145"‘? 01 ma! Belli-li-‘milll lllllllillll? that. Ls the Newfoundland govcrn- '~l“’l"‘- The" 38507-88 “ml lmlls‘ iLaughter.) And he has made so ‘"141 "ll! Plwlllce ill llllillllllie lllimeilt or lino vinirs. rei-ri-d to the I-llghwuyfl linlifiivll- There were exported from this ‘many political somersaults that to- llavlllg ll gellllellla“ lllul “all PM‘ .\'ow tin-y claim that lllelll iwcilllllis (Where it still is). Province in 1923, 4,000 live foxes. iluy one hardly knows, (if he does

(Continubd From Page One) by this method to cover up their evenue from ‘Fur Farming will be

Concerning "Fur Farming '

JOHN wlooms

it WllS _ Manufacturer - 8ackvl|le,.N. 8.

"l" lllle Flllallcllll sllllelllelll “l good business to iii-ll the winking leaving only the small balance 01 und us fur as we can estimate himself) whether he hi coming or .. _~*~ -_ ~ ....,--.- .. . * . - 1 °l"' Pfllvlllc“ ill ll i°llll “llbll Fiillfiis tor lllt- Rtldtllllplltiil Al-ttouill. l-lil-t-r-i» w resin-est the rr-‘sb- uhuut 12.000 sliver Fox sklns- going. .ln 1921 he was engaged in for making heavy grades of dark “Jail” B11’: “l Phymfilflfsdl“ f; 2315.4 54$ut6i_. °"°l'>'°ll° "ll lelilllly llllilfl-‘llllllll- |If it \\"ii5 guilil business to Nvll in!‘ brdlndry expenditure 0i the thin together \vllb the additions his final somersiini-t and almost rarer. bus been developed by Dr- ‘l“S“'Y' w c °°“"e"°‘ ° “y Tl“ llllll- ‘he Leader "l ‘he 0l"|$75.000 why should they not have Present (lvvrrnnieilt during the mliile to the various rancheswlis leached the progressive side, but Alfred Tingle. former research llle lllllel All“ llererllllle °lg‘“ilz.“‘ t chemist 1m. one or the leading pulp tion, which acts as medical alvis-

someone Gil-Tile along at that time when the Prince County Federal Election was on and he was pulled

hi! ‘pPOIlIIIfIIOII of 1923; And from this we conservatively estimate ll“? til/lie" from our revenue of over Two and One-

or to the National industrial Con- fcreuce Board. includes in its mem- bership the medical directors of

1105111011 '41! the opening of hismow a great many more and is_ four months from Sept. 5th to l speech on the Budget took the pre-isued another bunch M, L 0' U,s_ December 31% _ caulk,“ m renllnll the He'll“ that Perhaps their intention \\'liS to use ‘These filélltefl

and paper mills of Canada. Dr. Tingle has been experiment- University of Oregon

AT DUNST FF-NAGE

it was the first of April. I uiust- - _,- ,. v __ . i .. . . . , . . _ _ , n °°'“"“““l “l” §°°‘l l‘“l“‘“°ll" lorlittlnllili-yllllllillll flllloslel-l-lilillnllllrpklhlillv illlvrm llilnmilllitclilllnlmlillllllablllicallill" ill): Hllllliellrlillll-illll-s fililnvnoollfllllbnnto Fri ballIllJ-welllrlfclfiaheillekliglltellilember lglilolillltilllrliis at the invitation of the lending industrial eslabilsh- h The undersalgnczlaéiflerefl for sails th tn b u‘ he its . ~ ‘ ' . . - ' " . r ' ' ~ ' . . t fth t . fuflifat’ uns nos °°lbnrs~

a - 5Y3‘ (“lea ‘l T9 “l” l,“ ,thll results it brought them. i-“lhleil bmlll °l a llelllled llllilll‘ word Island over 400 ranches. will look carefully into the Public Dean O. F. Stafford, who recently "lillulsorillg m: csllplgllnggrs at the 565k ma; l“ acre‘ m good 36mm! cub

developed a process for utilization of mill waste in the carbonlzatlon and wood distillation industries.

In Dr. Tingle's new pulp-making

.\C('()llIll8 and peruse the external iulllt I feel assured that even with his many changes of heart and

ions, which w.ill include an inierest- tlvation. . Near school, store and ing series of clinical liemonstra- and butter, factory. Well watered. tions Saturday, are Samuel Gom- Has grovg sultwbls Ni‘ F0! Rilllcll-

vlleges and immunity from the con; sequences of wild utterances Rflil‘ still wilder assertions. It is Wise

“l°_l‘ iAPDlllllSe-l large and smgll, containing over 5° llillifll lol‘ U195? 19W 51MB" 25,000 foxes for breeding purposes. illLlllie; of flicts regarding our tinlin- This gives gmlfloyqngnlt (c, Over

We are proud to tell you today. its the Hon. Lender of the (lov- ernmcnt in his Budget Speech hiis

generalship that provides a loop-i hole for escape ‘before rushing.“ headlong Into places of danger. The!

game of fooling the people worked

siiill,

pol-lltloil

that the Sinking Fund imlls have been ‘placed in such u by this (luvernment thlii

admirably m 1919' why should itilflillly oilr croilit standing cannot

not do service again? In one res- pect, however. I regret that my Hon. friend's judgment was faulty. He seems to have forgotten the event of July 26th, less than a year ago. when the gumc of decep- tion proved abortive, of which his elevation to thi- forlorn leaiit-rsilip is the aftermath. . My Hon- friend ls an expert in the juggling of figures. His efforts to work them out to stilt his pur- pose reminds one of a dog chasing his tail. I~Ie could make surpluses disappear and. llcflcits take their place——on puper- with as null-h ease as eating ,his supper. Debts and liabilities were ‘made to grow Into magnitude or melt into uotir ing. by the simple method of tiilt» lng the figures from the Public Ac- counts and ‘placing them lust wilere he wanted them for his own partic- ular occasion. When be COIIIIHPIP ced cutting down the Public iii-ht

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be Canada. ' people of this proud of in the filturc, uni] which will t-i lllucilt. illl thoroughly, and I am not going to

to follow.

iIlHIll

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questioned by any - financial ncern or mun 0t’ finances in This is a thing that the Province will be

give to the people oi fills rovlnce confidence in their (lov- ’l'llis question of fin- ce has been gone over vi-ry our)‘ you will) long lists of fig- rt-e; you huvo- hzill suffil-ii-nt oi‘ lfltikl, ilflil they were vi-ry difficult All you wont. is to gi-t copy of the Public. Airi-ouilts Lilli] If‘ lilxiierxnil Audit ilflll tbt-rl: yull ill flnll tlli- ri-lil facts fur your

sl- I vcs.

I wliut. 1051i)’ [lurther on this fin ucllll Illltl-Sllilll, ‘lilill this (iDvi-lu. sliiiiili; pledged to lint llll‘ nani-es of this Ilrnvint-i» in such that every mun will fully nlivrstlliili ilielu; zlud Mr. Hpcuki-l‘

you rzin l)!‘ usziiilw-il, that this pre~

it almost looked as if another hull’ emction promise w,“ be Carried hm" oltmtljllplllllllllll “'°lll‘l ‘Vllle out in full. And you may also bi- .out our le liability ilIlIl Il8li1;|,:,~,lll‘(‘ll, .\lr. s,,..,,k,.,-_ that money

and leave us a substantial cash balance in the treasury.

It is just possible that my lion. friend gilessed rightly’, that flu-ri- might be some people in the Prov-

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raised for the purpose of a Sink

.9 Fund will nopbe applied to

wards paying any part of the Gen

rail or other Expenditures of the

ince thaQ could be "April fooled" arrovlsnciékerouthaarte $1650, agsufii: by his camouflage. ll. might have hqée bpeen aéonshed and ihat‘ they - .

such an effect on persons not con versant with figures, but I do not think that it misled anyone who heard him in this Chamber, nor any of the great intelligent electorate , outslde- For the Public Accounts are now presented in a form tlmt cannot be twisted as they have been in the last four years. There we have set down in black anii white. and in figures that cannot b9 lllilllilled. ille ‘Plain unvurnishl-ll fact that the nei debt of the Prov-

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favorable.

counting

rc replaced with absolutely gill dged securities. The polil-y oi onsistl-utly niliintxiiilinr: and cure

fully sch-cling Sinking l-‘iltills fol

lcbellturo rvllelnptlcll is of Ill

most value to o. Province in lllL!

ulure ntnrkl-tiilg of smlufilics ill

interest rule-s.

the new sysil-m of lil- which this (iilVl"I‘lll1ll}lIi into effect. coltsllli-lmililr

With

will put

saving will also bc intillo to the

vial standing.

I want lo refer to one other nutter that the Hon. Leader of the Opposition seems to have as a not hobby. During -his speech on he Address und also on the Buli- set he made a lengthy _appcal which did credit to him in the pos- .tion that he holds. He madett pathetic appeal i‘or some of his friends who had lost their gov- ernment positions, unll it ‘he had continued ntuch longer in that atrain I think-some of the mem- bers would have soon been brought ‘o tours. I cannot say, Mr. Speak- er, that it affected me so strongly. lint. I SltW some members In thi- Opposition souls who scented to be greatly agitated. A suggestion light be made to the lion. Iocallt-r i‘ the (lpposltion, that when milk-

4g this putiiciil‘. zippeiil, ll‘ h»: ‘Jillld no arniinge it. as I0 break ill- -n at flood oi tours liIlnsclf, 1i. would have a still greater stage affect. The rclinon perhaps that it did not so lifllelat myself and liillbl oi‘ tlii- irthl-r members lllllyllu ‘Di-l to the i'zii~t flllilf, some 0t‘ us

‘an on talertitln ill 191.‘). I rilulllnl- ier. ill tile district iwliere I wont ‘nvvu to ilefealt, ii was the nutln rgluncilt of tho imposition at that iml- lo weep and wziil about the 2.1100 bonus that lhc returnl-ll null nliliilld bilvl- rccclveii, and ti) u-olnise that when they would bi‘ ..‘I.lll'll0il to power they would see not this wiis immediately pitid .vei' to the soldiers.

Now Mr. ‘Speaker, I believe tho line has come when this camou- ‘luging its we have been subjected o it of lute, should cease.

The Agriculture Department

I wish briefly to refer t0 \gril-nlturc. linll its im-

iortzinl-e us a great basic industry.

1,000 men; also c1 lites a home market for some o the by-pro- llucts of the farms. such as old horses uni] cattle, etc., instead of these rbeing manufactured‘ into oleomargarine, as some of the Hon members have told us.

(Jo-operative ‘Marketl n9’

In close contact to the success of iiirmlng of ull kinds must come co. operative marketing. This to my mind is more important than in- creased production. \Vhy? Ba- i-lluse by the study of cooperative hrhrki-iing iookouts are establish- Pil for now markets iinll the stand irlls of articles rtellillrod for ‘those luorkctx lire realized. From my travels in the best farming parts of (Tunailii und the Ilniil-il States I know \\‘re have the most iniellig~ out and most ambitious fitrmers in .-\ini-rii-ll; and ‘if the (lovorumcut or some oil-operative organization still shy to the l‘arulers,-—“\Vil have founii lllllflfllfd for your products ivlivro you i-un svll tllcnljat u pro fit." We iii-ull I\l‘\‘tll' worry ulmul Incri-itseli farm production.

Thi- thrillers are industrious null. zimbitious enough to prullucl i-verything ‘they i-iin possibly sol‘ lit ll. living profit. For exitniplv ion]; ill. the egg llllfl poultry busi -n-<.-, illllfylilg, potato industry and others. It is really unfortunate u’ tlovl-rnlnent has withdrawn the present time that ilu- Ifellerni. .\;§I‘i(!llll.ll1‘£ll grunt from hhis llro vim-v. “lhlle I believe that econ omy must be practised by all Gov ornmcnts, yet In the case of thc Federal Government, ll-t them curtail their expenditures fronl ilozcns oi‘ other t-IOIIFHIH; but tin‘ pirople of this lPi-oviuce mill the formers throughout Canada should shy “Hands off from our basic ‘in dusfry, Ariculture."

mind, he will -recognlze that this audit is a true statement of the financial affairs of our Provnce.

Mr. Blanchard has been the ex- ponent ot‘ different parties at many illffelent times. I want t0 refer to the remarks he made in which he refreshed niy mind about meetings 'hlit he had spoken at——at Mayiield ind -Rustico iBank in 1919. But I WIIIIL, Mr. Speaker, to rofreah his elastic conscience and to remind the Hon. member that in his rambling remarks at those meet- ings, in speaking of the Education- 1l iluestion he condemned the Arsenault platform, and emphatic- illy iltfifliiTilll iiilit if the liibitrols were elilctell tu power the teach- ‘rs would be plilll a full increase of $100,000, linll that not one cent of extra taxes would be added to

he people of this Province to make it up. ' -Htl also pledged his party itt that meeting, stating that their plntilmul was that they would make revenue and expenditure

nei-t out of the present income.

Now my vl-norzihlie itllll sinner- .-uuliiil_t; politician with his elustii: "llIlHUltlllVlf, will probably Wisll to ergo! IlIOSil ridiculous statements he llliiilif. ll wish to remind him of nolhvi- of his. statements-l on thiit ii-i-iisioil when ho l-oniioinncli the liliill'l)\'i'il Rnzili Ilillil-y’ lillil down 1y the Arsonunlt (lovcrllincni. He =uirl that if the farmers would

process. all danger of overcooklns smaller pieces of wood waste, while large pieces remain uncooked, is avoided. Dr. Tingle also says the new process is niuch simpler and less expensive.

The application of Dr. Tingle's "digestion" method, which he be- lieves may prove applicable l0 waste products of the lumber in- dustry, will produce a product which can compete with kraft pulp when applied to high grade spruce chips, Dr. Tingle predicts.

The process involves a double treatment of \vooll. The chips or shavings are first digested llll(l(‘l‘ pressure with a solution tniille from lime und sulphur. The product is iiheu crushed into a fine. soft pullriu a certain WT)’ lillillll! ilclili which itself at present is only u product front another inluiilfairtilrr.

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Titled Women Figure in Court

per. president of the American Federation of Labor; Dr. J. J. Moorheall, chairman of the physic-‘ inns’ conference board, New York:

American Public Health Associa- tion; C. R. Honk, vice-president, American Rolling Mill Company. Mlllllletown, 0.: Surgeon-General Cuulluings of the United States Public Health Service, Washing- ton; Magnus W. Alexander, manag- ing director of the National Indus- trial Conference Board, Ne\v York; Howell Cheney of Cheney Brothers. South Mlllllillllfiitll‘, Conn. null Dr. \V. (lillnan Thompson lll'il8lllt‘lil. of the Reconstruction Hospital, Now York. l

Reminiscences i 0f Army Life

. (Canad-iaihjreas.) v LONlUUN, April l0.~--I~‘lclll-Mul'-

shall Sir “llllilllll IIohi-lrtsnn, who l-rllistell its u prlvlitie 47 ycthrs ago,

(Canadian Press.)

‘| NEW YORK, April ]0.~—PI‘lIlC(‘SS

Marin Curmi Mlitclrabelll, known on Ibo-stage as lillirla Carmi. Sutur- dliy brought suit in the Supreme Court against blorrls Gest, produc- er Asking $510,000 (liilllfiflfi for ul~ legell breach oil‘ contract and asser-

vote for that Road Policy “they

Laughter.) IlU", 1lll(l also “that they would .ose their farms."

n show you ‘that all Ills remarks ‘llilillc at thi: pftlriiini. time are llklfl)’ o bi.- just us unreliable as those he

"nallc on those ilUllS. .\Ir, Speaker, I felt just as sur-

tiiug that lslllly lllunu ‘Duff Cooper,

“Hid l" i-flrfllwt l" "w" llllilis/“Brltlsli actress. bud been Sbbeilathut ui ull." “illeu he enlisted it 'I‘liat was his cxpres-I

tuted i'or hor in a role for which she had been engaged.

iiruct to play the role of “The Mu- llonnti" in “Tho Miracle," a produc- tion lstilgcil here under the tiiirec-

DilYili-‘illlll Olcclhltloil of Max Reinhlilrdi. German The ["41" wns useful hi, a shaving

theatrical producer. When she ar- rived in New York. she said, she

l v The Princess asserted that Gest Nil" l llllilbllllll lllilse 1W0 liem-‘l had niployed her under written Con-lbldnkrilg guy, washed once a year,

has rccoitily dnllulgvil in solni- lu- ti-ri-stlng reminiscences of ltrmy llzle ill those days. lie luill a ‘stroke 0i -buti luck when he joined. llt~ $1114‘, fin‘ till.- Colonel, who win-l u lat olll Crinieiiil veteran. took un lull-use (llsllke in him. ‘ll can't say that I cured it lot about him." slild ,S'2lr William, "null be didn't mind

.was thought he had disgraced his family. lor that was how enlistment was regarded in those days. Their

and sheets once a nlonth. There ,werg no table-cloths. and the crock- ery consisted oi‘ Il blislu hull a plate,

mug; for breakfast it became u coffee lung, later In the morning a

Dr. W. H. Park. president of the -

Apply. . - . .. MR8. ALEXANDER McLEOD, Dunstaifnage 2335-4~7-6i. ‘

AllliTlilli. SALE

‘Pile undersigned offers for sull- his valuable ‘farm at iCape Tr8V&l‘il' consisting ot sixty flve acres clear land with the best of buildings and within four miles of Port Borden and about one mile and a half from Carleton Siding also within quarter oi’ mile to stores, churches. school and llllll and blacksmithn shops. This ilitrm is ill “the highest slate 0i‘ cultivitilon and an ideal potato filrnr ill‘ not disposed of privately will set up tit public nul- lion on the 22nd April. Address ull

enquiries to - i GORDON McWILLIAMB. Cape Traverse

23071-5 Stiilii.

HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT

Tenders for Material

Pursuant to tho requirements of the Canada Highways Act, Sealed nutrked “Tenders for Materials" will be received by the Undersign- ed until 12 o'clock noon on Mon- day, April 14. 1924, for the supply- ing of any or all of the following materials, viz.. Oament, Steel Re iniorclng, Iron Rods, Sand, Gravel or Broken Stone, Corrugated Iron Culverts according t0 the tennis set

which with forms of tender-may be seen at the Office of the Provincial Engineer. Charlottetown. Prince

forth in the Specification for some .

lllce iii- Del-‘slilller 318i. 1922. as ill-r lmllllll? "l lillli‘ l'l""'lll"“- Allfl l" t is not only the backbone, hilt )l'lS(l(l und disappointed its your- found that 1,3,],- lyhmfl m“) in...“ beer n-mq; m the evening i, was u I report of the External Auditor. de- "Hillel" whut lil0v~'l‘llllll'lli- in ill \gr' iiltiirt- with its llliifl-roht. Emphyment and "nmim-atlon ~clf und other Hon. gcntlilmdii 0i given the role. Before the opening [Q-gllijul)’ (“pl m," 1, w” used m,- Edwald 153ml‘ f mo 00- r illleililg Pevelllle lliitlctli. was $1.354; il‘~’“"‘l'- "ll" l-lllllii lll“.l' ‘lllllilll 'l‘l ll‘ ‘lfzllliilltffl is the l-ntire frllnuwvork Iillis House, when tllo Leader ‘of thc night tho lwo itctrlesses ilrow lots nxixinl; pipe-clay to clcun their belts A certified chequa or ‘ l o 35632- illll-l that the not debt Di-c- i." bfifll‘ i" mlilil ‘i-lllll they a"? 9"" it‘ our Province. We l-unnot ox’ closely mind tolour pmnh“; h, lpposition begun his remarks. to illlujde who would ubpem. .13 [hnlwnh - ‘ lend?" celllifloltllllzhallgllllll fir“ r ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' ten er paya a o e 0mm son-

yhicll were entirely uncalled for, tgiilnst His Honor the Represent- itive of the King, and when he re- ‘errell in lfsnecring manner about dis Heller's household relations.

premiere. lLudy Diana won and lin- .lt required ll. robust constitution m, of Public works “m” my“; arrangement iwas made whereby Sir William continued, to stand island, mun mconapany emu gen. she would alternate with the Prin- winter in the~urmy in those duyslde, .

cess. Later a lurther arrangement Draughty stables and cold barracki The Department do“ not Nun n.

ember 31, 1923 was $1,575,154.50; ly in a position of trust and to showing an increase for the year, l°°l< iii" ti" Pfllllleli llli-firwis a. net debt of $220,298.18. -- i ihoth in financial and other mat-

My Hon. friend may marshall his tel-s respecting the welfare of the

let-t ltrosperity unless Agricultilri- n all its brunettes is given not inly, by the govornnibnt of this Province, but by individuals, all

tvrlasii-l are our problems of em~ ployinent and immigration. The ftict has been deplored by many speakers that. we are losing our

flsurss and Juggle with them till his heart breaks but the effort will be in vain. He cannot dislocnte u single dollar of it, no, not to save ' his political life- In 1919 they did not have thc courage to have an external audit at the end of the year, biit they