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Still In _frogress
Addresses Yesterday By Hon.
Walter MacKenzie, Mr. Annear,
Hon. Mr. W
ood, Mr. T. A.
Campbell And_l_l_on. Mr. McPhee.
The’ Bridget iieiiiilc was con-
|mi¢d y.,-stcivlisy afternoon and
:wliillu in the `L~~_:i.~l;uure, lllc
.pcakers bein.; lion. ‘»\';lllci'G_i\i:lc-
Iienzic ti"n's' qu~\lii.~~, Air. Monta-
illv Alinf~.|r il~'niiri|\. l{ln~.»s>, H011.
\i;\\tlic\\‘ W, Wooti <'l`li1rd Queensi
sir. 'l`hune A. Cinipiu-ll iFirst
Prlneel, nlld limi. ll. l-‘_ .Vial-l’lir\i~
.l`ili;’¢l Kill '__\_ \li'_ \l‘.i Phill .sprikc
>nl'_'lol'\\\’i:\i\‘ yr.‘~.‘..r_ :llnl :li ll
1' '.<ir’»1 iiiiliril lin- ;|rluuli‘l'=>;\‘iii.
_pf llr;:i'-\- .u‘~n;l'ii.l|j.‘ lznlil iii ai.
ii. l~ii~'i .
HON. HR. _\i_\t`lil"I.\'ll|'.
C7oi_"..n.;:i._; the fl"i.lt-- .l‘ ‘»'i‘i~'»"i"
:ldv ;i;'_ii‘il.i<.»i.s _=- -_.~i._ iliur hir.
.\l.xLlilli/lr '.'t';~ i':'i~ll lc- the ;rvi:t\ld¢;
if me ;_»_..p»;- lil the Oppoutiull
“gm ,ecpocr tri r`_.\ ;_\i~.nic:al situa-
tion. lic could noi ugrer with Mi‘~
Lea that this sltllullon was satis-
factory. The S.ll:;_ci~"s-Leo G0V5i'li‘ i
ment had incrf-_isecl the debt by over _
a. million cl<ill.u's. They had in-
creased it bl' half fi niliiion in elec- ,
non _vi-:lr and they hint lL‘ii- iii U16 l
naziiz en ol.-rdiini oi i./'lilly '.1 illii- _
lem :uni :I hillr dollars.
In lill_’, Mr. jrlzlil-LI-ii.'i<‘ rrrullctl.
the d» in of the l';~o\ inet- \v.is S2072.-
o00_ The Conscrv'.nivcs had secur-
ed an additional $100,000 f'.'om Ot-
tawa and at the eild of 1919 the
rl» li; un; pi'.\ct:e:\lly the Hiiiii? 3-* ii
the speaker who pointed out that
the Liberals when in power at
Ottawa despite their_talk aibout the
udvalitages of free trade, had al-
ways relauied some measure of
iiirlf proieciioli.
Szanng in conclusion that he had
no axe to grind politically, Mlti
_‘.l_icl~1cliric said his service.; were
iilnaiifs ut thc disposal ol' his constit-
i:< nts,
MR. .’iNNEI\R
!\lr. Moiitwglic ,-innear "cud at
sperrli in ulllcil hc discussed the
difiiciillies under which the farm-
er.; are laboring at the prescnt
:ilue_ He w-.ls sllrprised that ther
mc-inbers ol the Government should i
so early ioi'get their pre-eleclion
prom ses of economy by introducing
a. bill empowering them to borrow
52.000000, Unfortunately the Fed-
eral grant for unemployment had
been expended on gravelled roads
and the money was distributed to
those who possessed trucks and not
io the people who most needed it.
Mr. Ann:-ar had no objection to
road gravcllnig but contended the
work .shoultl not iiilve been done
nu: of the uneinpl~o_vineni grant.
The initiation of an agricultural
,policy and the building of various
lpublic works, including the first
_-:feel lii'.d3es_ was i'i‘uflitcd to Liberal
was iii ilii9~ 'UW li\i"“"'3`5i""'» “mb adniiiii_\ii'a.tions_ The Government
pdc ‘.\'.\_, '-liowli ot the llvll (inv-
emmrn; in first <u'ipo;-wg iii.-icascrl
taxes nnd~l:\t~r r.ii'~lne` '.l~fi ZHNCS.
and iill_'i'c_\»l:\;'_ 1 lc "fi ri"il\iii”1‘>
\vhi.‘n tlicy (.11-ic :nip n<i'.\'lr_ 'l`iiri
Bull (%ii~.'ii‘|ii:_<i\1 iinrl r~»ill‘ lwiiiiill
ir, iii: .-\l:".'_ i `1_il' _i -:.1`.i'/ui tio!-
j.,,.-_ (1-mpg <,1;~ii~ p |'.i.d ui office.
'l'li: Sli"\_'ii’.‘ Gi:ic'.'lii\‘.»'rl\_, Mr.
§\lcl{tli,:ir p.»ii:'_.‘<1 out. w:\.»' ln_\_irli- i
mental :rl :"c.ii'iiiv_ $>`l2.'i_00l) :ldrli
tional federal '_sul>_ui_\' l>lu_»; $4t‘.tiii0
of railway taxation. 'Lid liic Stew
art; Cfoveriinien‘. .~ii_i~\'vll this add!
tional revenue rll:1-int: their full
term. thcrc would h.i\'r~ hc-_'ii nn :ld-
dision to the tiebt ln th<i.~:e years.
» 'Inc lactic..-¢»i,3 uqvgpila ‘~ili0vi=<i
,should do all in its power, he
"lui~upiii, to reduce the debt of the
Prov nice.
HON. M. W. \VO0I)
_ , i‘
The importance of Agriculture
and thc nerd of every assistance
winch the Govcrnincnt can give t0
tins industry were matters stressed
‘ov Hon. Ivlaithcw Wood, the next
speaker. wllo in his introductory
;i~vniiii-itz referred fittmgly to the
death of Hon. Mr. McNeill and
coiigl-iitlilnlrd the Speaker on being
vlcctccl to hrs pre.<,en‘; responsible
pmsl:ion_ '
f The peoplc are now beginning to
from motor vif*H_cli? "fees--bi" tile-ffciiiilc inc n¢COSSitY Ci' "b"°°‘_’_mg.
Salinders-l_.~a Governmcilt: was con-
trasted '.\'1‘.h the rewlilic nruiluble
under- lm-ry pi-.thi-._~._\o:\_ Notwilli- i
stpnding this iilci‘c:\surl rv\'l-lille. the
la`to` 'Liberal Goveriinient had in-`
creased the iiidebtcdncs_s, tu the
extent of half ;i million dollars in
one _vt-ili',
A eoiit:'.;~‘. iii-t\\.'m=ii the cost of
:mari iii':»_i<‘<~:_-_ under both p:lri_\' gov-
ei'n:nc:its w_i_; nlaide bf: Mr. McKen-
zie. vriiii :`:io\ved iliat the Conser-
vaf.zi,-.~; i.\'<-rc j\i:<‘_;i';cd in claiming
that thrir polirv in ‘.l'.i_:; irrlpcct was
ln.n'-- rw-ii~ii‘_i‘_~":zl.
The per.:-iii. adn has fjoill' mad
r-vcr <1'pi~’_1';i‘.e li i"i\‘.i.'.i_\' iiilildiiig.
horses. Hon. Ml'. Wood continued
,'This was a. good thing. he
i
bclicvcct _Encouragement should also
be given to stock raising. There was
nothing more encouraging than to
see a man with a good herd Of
dairy and beef stock.
i Our producers have 2. good de-
niand in the Newfound.l'and market
for the ,=,ui'plus livestock of the
Island. Tiicrc is also a demand lor
lliorses, sheep, pigs and produce.
This is ii inarizet which should be
,iniiintaincd and developed,
` The appointment of Holi. Dr.
MacMillan as Minister of Health
and Edlieatlon was warmly approv-
'l‘his Pio\ii__' niuft notv ciillcr in- ,ir-514
(_‘rf'.i_-,c t.i‘:_.t_ii.l or |‘il’.<iil'i‘ i‘ij.‘ltl
¢~coiiom\ :xi xii" in;.i.i.-r \.i_i'oud
lilliltliiiu. ilu liiul|illg~l\`|" :\pp'.li\'etl
of tile pr<’-grrliiilll\.- oi f"oii|>iiij,' vn-
ilnciaterl li_\' lilo Prun‘.li'r ni thu: rcs-
peci.
'Vile Op|io1.illuii fiI>_]r_~f::ii»:.s lo the
:ippriiizlliiuit of ii Mini_~.‘.l-r of Pub-
lu' Ilciiltli and Edilciitinil \‘.'i'l'l: an-
ul_vrc<l_ \li'. Mau‘Kl‘lizie cited the
icpnrc of ihv 1".»:liie‘.lti<iil (¥oliiliiifs-
l~‘_¢\n, uhh-ii `li;irl <-ost. ill:-: Pl‘u\'iiice
owl* $1 limi mul uhirii hull lircoiii-
iiiilirlcrl :i _-rp:li.ii|~ pn.'|.liilio for
Lili.; ¢lrp:\i'i=iif'l:i, 'Viiis .'vl;<.iliii\\=ilsl:l-
iityli vile l_i\>rr:il_~‘ haul lllill-.l to inl-
pltuiielii _'io zlpoiriuv was need-
f_f<_,l_;_L;_\' illi, (_io\t‘l’linn~nt for ther
npboliitinr-nt of at man so well qual-
ified as :lic Hon. Dr. Macailiilan,
inc .<=\r~iii;cl~ said amid applause.
The lived of high schools in dif-
fe:-cnt L-cntrcs of the Province was
r:m>hn:¢izccl by Mr. MacKenzie, who
said he hclicxcrl thc establislimciit-
nf ll~.e:.e :'c‘:ioul~_= would up it long way
tosolvc our eclllentiolial problems.
:_ Agri. ulturr- Emphasizes]
Sf;-e_\sii\g the iinportnnce of .Agri-
culture as a b:is.c industry, Mr.
1\i'acKenr.ie agreed with the leader
o£`the Oppositlons remarks in this
connection. He would like to see
les? money spent in the Publ
l The circumstances connected with
,thc Falcmiwood fire were discussed
|h_v Mr. Wood. also lhc report of
iiiir- vxnting McGill doctors as to
lilo conditions prevailing at Falcon-
\\'oo<l prior io the fire. The remarks
nf I-lun. Dr. .\i'.ic.Miilan with respect
to Lilo nnsailiiary condition of the
:~lorc-hnusii at Falconwood were
.\:lil».tal1tinh_-rl by Mr. Wood. Hc had
pci-.sonally .seen meat stored there,
a large part ot' which had evidently
been eaten by rats.
’I`he condition in which the Lib-
erals left roads and hridgcs in his
district vxns referred to Mr. Wood cit-
nd ainoni; other instmuies the Hills-
gboro _Bridge and Johnsl.on`s River
iliridgcf The former was badly
uiced of replanking and the con~
struction of 9. new bridge by Ihe
‘Conservatives was required at thc
latter place. '
" Incidents in the last election
car--paign were also given by Mr,
Wood, who cited. the Liberal _press
rampaign in his constituency an
contrasted the exaggerated reports
,of meetings with the large ma-
,Jority he had received at the polls.
MR. T. A. CAMPBELL
Dcclnring that there was "abso-
ic lu‘.cl_\~ no soreness" on his pm-1; at
\V0rk.s Deparlnlcht and more money i‘°”“`ii‘i¥ iJf"‘ii <i“f@°it’d in the 5€C0l1d
spent on Agr culture. He advocated Dimficli Of Prime in the 1930 bv-
,me use of more pu,-L. bred s;,cs"clcct1on_ Mr. T. A. Campbell quoted
‘Wd also of mw,5,..1 mud instead of Shnl:csoefarc's lines from "As You
imported fertilizer. The land in
some sections was not yielding sat-
1_"fact0'ry results. Mr. l\l'_:Kenzie had
seen land producing only 10 bu<-_hols
to the acre when it was quite pos-
_lm where there had bein an up-
ikaition of murscl niurl
“Ula speaker doilbted if ilw aver-
agf producton /if rows is over 3.500
U,'5~l_000 pounds, whereas it was
*ite por-sible to produce from 15.000
39,000 pounds ber cow if the prop-
mcthods wen- adopted,
Like itz"
“Sweet are-the uses of adversity;
Which. like n toad. ugly and ven-
‘ 0ll'lUl|.~`_
\Vf'ul'_s yt-=. ii precious jewel in his
- head."
It was gnofl for anyone in politics,
he .<l\’d_ to be defeated at least mice.
Pcrlmps the Prcxnrr woul-rl nnrce
that it was flood to he defeated
cvrrn more than once.
Mr. C_‘_lnpb:ll lauded the import-
been spent in the Fir
obtain his election.
feel fiiuu-i-cu al this
people must feel satisf
sentative when even
year he could .secure
iunount. Tin- s'.altcinc
The expeiui.lui'es on
even been noimnaie
idea of colilesting ill
covistitlleilcy
the largest ch.sti'il:t in
and was at least one
quantity of slioi'c
Province. ’I‘hel'e W
lensoli, While he did
rcllcul. on the Liberal
Public Works. lie was
e
g I
B-S
1931 the roads in t
of Prince were not in
existed last year of it
larger expenditure on
d’strlct.
If there had been
gravel in the First
did the Conservatives
spill gravel into the
himself and colleague
way from Alberton to
The importance of
that this Government
way, if possible, to
grant. s _
Mr. Campbell' was
note .that the Premier
Liberal Government
reduce expenditures
works. during their
tice. This was in lar
to the necessity of
public services up to
tives.
motives of economy,
and supporters into
late Liberal Governn
“inordinate haste"
Liberal officials had
by the people as an
partisan manner,
ing work done and c
of alleged diserimin
ficiuls in the middle
was criticised on the
such dismissal was
suit in inefficiency.
have been left there
ance of the year,
said. Moreover, they
ber.
A letter dated Oct.
ini: a road official of
its from the lst of
ernniont wliicli is ox
errise fair dealing
from Mnlpcquc 1Mr.
that Mr. MeNu`t.t'.s
as an argument to
Mr. MeNutt_ on a
ever been made by
instigation.
bcr‘s statement, and
ercnce was to party
oi’ markets Mr. Cn
attributable very
Mr Campbell ref
"so-called" Minister
not in his seat. All
The farmers' main
1; was charged th-.it $83,000 had
st District to
Mr. Campbell
continued. He, Ml'. Campbell, should
remark, The
Zed that they
had obiailwd ;r competent reple-
in an election
them this i
nt. however,
Mr. C-.nnpbr-ii s.i;d, was not correct.
roadwork had
been mapped out. thi? Sliii/Ei had
actually been banked, before he had
’ tl
or had any
at plir'_ic.ular
The reason for the $83,000 ex-
penditure was that First Prince was
the county
oi' the most
priplilnlls :n the Province, It con-
rnilicd lnan_\- ll.-_livrinen who were
gieully alles-lcd by the dl'p\‘cs.sion.
ltiorcover, it pitxscssed the largest
'avel in the
also nnlitlier
not wish fb
Ex-Milnister of
obliged to say
that at the beginning of the year
h
First District
a very credit-
able condition. Therefore the need
proportionately
roads in that
an excess of
District, "why
continue to
district after
the eleut0n?" Mr. Campbell asked.
Proceeding, he took credit to
for the com-
mencement of an improved high-
Kildare.
the Alberton
exhibition was discussed by the
speaker, who expressed the hope
would sec its
increase 'thc
pleased to
had budget-
on public:
tenurse of of-
gc part due
bringing the
a reasonable
standard of efficieiicv, these serv-
ices, he alleged. having previously
been neglected by the Conserva-
Tlle present _Govcrnment’s con-
"<_1_uct was inspired. not so much by
as by an in-
ordinate haste to get themselves
office, Mr.
Campbell complained. Discussing
road work, he declared' that the
grading and straightening of the
roads of the Province would stand
as a magnificent monument to the
lent.
in dismissing
been accepted
indication of
the Govcrnment’s desire to distri-
bute the unemployment grant in a
Mr. Campbell
thought. He discussed the gravell-
a
ited instances
tion.
The dismissal of Liberal road of-
of the season
ground that
bound to re-
They should
for the bal-
Mr. Campbell
should have
received an additional $50 each for
the months of August
and Septem-
l9th_ notify-
his dismissal,
October, was
read. This was at crying slnunn und
should not be tolcrntcll in a Gov-
pectcd to ex-
with its cin-
in ployec'=. Mr. Culnpiiell declared.
Umiilllr with Agriculture, the
speaker complimented the member
McNult) on
his address. He expressed surprise
claims and
qualifications were apparently over-
looked in making cabinet. appoint-
d ments. During thc campaign. Mr.
MacNuttls fitness for the port-
folio of Agriculture had been used
elect .hc hon.
member, Mr. Campbell hinted,
point of order,
declared that no such canvass had
him or at his
Mr. Campbell accepted thc mem.
said his ref-
supporters.
difficulty is
the dearth of markets both at
home and abroad, and this dearth
mpbell said was
lar
D0iii`ieS Of the present Federal
Government. He hoped sancr
couneils would prevail
coming Imperial Ewnnmic Canter.
ence at 0ttawa.-~~ .-
o
sclv to the
at the forth-
errcd to the
Health and
f
Ediication and regretted he was
uding to this
ening session, Mr. Campbell quain-
quired the use of cars, Mr. Campbell
Agent. lie declared.
"B lil i" " ' al' h
Mr. Campbell in connection with
the deputy minister. ' _
Holi. Dr. McMillan: “It is noti
ed behind the backs of the Premier f
and Health Minister. Moreover, it
seemed that the Minister of Public
Works had not been consulted.
Hon. Dr. MacMillan: “I distinctly
that the matter had been discussed i
und agwccl upon by Mr. McNeill,
Mr. Sharp, the Premier and myself
and the members of the trustee
board." `
Mr. Campbell: "That may be quite
correct."
,I-Ion. Dr. MacMillan: “It is cor-
rect."
Mr. Campbell: “My reeoilectlnn of
the hon. members statement was
that ‘thc Premier and I gavethe
ora_'cl~_'_ _r dont cami: my‘1ion_ menu
'vt-ni deny uint.” _
“ Hon." Dr: MacMillan: "That is an-
other ihing. I distinctly said that
cd for rl surplus. Unfortunately-_the.5 -'
was unable to
'the'matter of the insurance was
discussed by the four ministers and
the members of the trustee board,
and that at the final conference,
which was with the representative
of the insurance undcirwriters, the
micr gavotliv order to put the ln-
surance on."
Mr. Campbell said his point was
that either no instructions were giv- `
en to the Deputy Minister or that
the ix\S.tl'uc_tions were _ disobeyed.
Somebody had bunglcd and as a rc-
sult: $75,000 hlsuraiwe had been lost.
There was also $10,000 insurance
which had been allowed to lapse, hc
complained.
The previous insurance rate on
F-alconwood was $1.75 for $100 per
year and the rate on Prince of
Wales College was $1.60 per $100 for
_three years. The suggestion to this
Guvfrnincnt, Mr. Campbell under-
stood from thc Ministefs statement,
`wus that the 'sanic rate was 'to be
applied to all, that they wnntcd
$1.00 per $1,000 for three-years, and
the Government had objected and
got it reduced to 80 cents per $1,-
000. Thcse figures, Mr. Campbell
submitted, were “marvellous if cor-
rect,” After the Palconwood fire,
however, the rate was '10 cents pei’
$100 for one year or twenty-five
times as inucll. How could this be
explained?
Hon. Dr. MacMillan: “How much
did you raise the insurance when
you were in power?"
Education Portfolio
The Conservatives had .said of the
Eclluintlon Connnissioxrs appoint
nicht that the people "had asked
for bread :vid were given a stone,"
but when thc- Conser\'ativt~s came
into power they looked closer into
the Colnmissious report “and found
that it was not a' stone but a plum
pudding, and they immediately pro-
ceeded t.o pull out the plum," said
Mr. Campbell in reference to the
and Education portfolio This port-
ifollo, he maintained, had not been 1 Campbell to the mmauvel tact,
properly created and the by-eleot-
ion which the Minister went through
was "abortivc and useless and UW
whole matter was a conglomeration
of imscemly bungliria.”
The statutory changes in the per-
sonnel of the Board of Education
were criticLsed. The legislation now
provides that the Board snail con-
sist or three members of the Execu-
tive Council and four non-descrttpt
irresponsible outsiders, who would
have the power of outvotlng the
‘responsible members of the Execu-
_ tive Council- Mr. Cami-Iseli contend-
ed.
_ 'rim Premier md _complained that
the Provineai Police had been used
under Liberal regime for purposes of
party politius. It was complained
_ that “e standing army" of policehud
‘been malntained. If that were the
case, the present Governmem. fa
but it has "called out the reserves"
l.| well. _
ance of the district which he now portfolio nppoi_r_itme-_nt_ he conf. Hen. Dru Marltllllnnz' "Tell . ua
i'eprc.srn‘.cd_ Ho rather res:-limi. he pinned that while the Govern-_ villa: they cost." _ _
ed _his conviction that howpvgrslu- icontniued. had acted i4li°¢\8¢il-llf
ccre'”tnc Provincial Government lfoniiiy in dividing' the provincial
may be in its efforts to assist our lpolici- force into police offioerspnndi
farmers and fishermen, it finds it- ‘prohibition inbilectnra. The-d_iv.'aioif,i
Self biwiked Ht evvrv tum bv the pnort-over, was s. mere “oenioufioge,".
policies of the Conservative admin- it meant more expense and. less
i5t"im°n iii- 0"'9i‘W“~ efficiency. 'Pwenty.one men KN IWW
Amb13“iW in answerlnl li “|33-5' lelnpltiyed Where YOUNG! W0uld df)
tion with respect to the price of new mm .rim-\¢, pg "iq,
cur.: purchased by the Govtmlllellt i 'rnc present Prohibition Commis-V
WRS Cfimliliiiued 01 bv the Sanuk- ;..imi_ Mr. oampbeu maintained, vm.
“‘°' Ad'“im“g thi" Mwst” W' roiiiiioscd of one man in favor of
criticised at some lenith the method ‘,927 elecmn md youd "ww
of- pin-cllusing and the price; pgtq pl_0mbm0n_ He denied that ml
for new cars lastkycar. Them wg; ,kqmmnan of the Ubeml Pmmbmon
""_“"“‘”"‘ ‘md "“‘"‘“““””"“*" in icominunon had shown political
this connection and it was go won- ilwmaixmip _
der that the Government M7' tm 5 inefficiency in enforcing the
th" "end of employmg a Putthaiing ihrohibitioxi Ant in Bumm€i°5ide un-
t' .'
'O "nmcm “Bunn” lion-mci~ members of the Provinplgl
_ ' i‘:u~er_s, Mr. Campbell argued,
the placing of ln'.»urancn on Falcon- 0 -
wood ,md I,,_,m_¢ of Wales Qouega isnould have been retained by the
This bluigling had been bllmhd on iaovermnem' . V
blamed on the deputy minister." | _
Mr. Campbell maintained that 4 "old chestnut' W” the term mp'
the deputy minister must have act- ipued by Mr' Campbell w the “ner
stated in making the expméatmn treal. In the latter case the decision
P“‘mi°" “iid “‘YS°1f» th” Pre- “Liberal Prohibition Navy" refer-
' eral Government in this connec-
Government‘s creation of it Health, enue under the Domicne Comp
not only keeping a standing ai'my‘
Th. Government, Mr Calnpbgil
pnililbltion and W0 V310 in thi?
avr the present Government was
charged. Competent police officers,
Police, are now clnpl0y¢d by the
“ng 1" “dh bn C “nd by ‘l-fumnierside Town Council. 
Dismissed M “Chettnu|»s“
ed confession of failure by Ex-
Premier Saunders to enforce PIO-
hlbition. and to the alleged evidence
against bootieggei-s' secured by a
detective brought here from Mon~
not. to use the detectives informa-
t’on against prohibition violators
had been made by the chairman of.
the Prohibition Commission, on the
ground that “lt was liable to be
used as a laughing stock." The de-
cision not to use the evidence af-
fected only five persorii. Mr. Camp-
bell maintained.
In recent prohibition cases, he
charged, the prosecution had pur-
posely withheld evidence of prior
convictions in order tn obtain `\‘
fine instead of a jail sertenw
against the accused parties.
Mr. .Campbell alleged unwar-
a. highway superintendent and
others with prohibition and cus-
toms officers in the discharge of
their duty. The incident he relat-
ed was in connection with the
red to previously by Mr. Strong.
Critlcising furt.he_r the Govern~i
meirrs prohibition enforcement,
Mr. Campbell charged that it man
in an intoxicated condition had
entered the sacred portals q},__ the
Legislative Chamber and off' _sev-
eral occasions the Sergeant-nb
Arms had been called upon to ex-
ercise his function to keep that
man in order.
The condition of the Queens and
Prince County Jails was criticised
as a. matter calling for full and
prompt investigation. A question
on the order paper regarding the
result of an investigation _held in
connection with a fracas in the
Quee'n's County Jail, Mr. Campbell
complained, had been turned down
on the ground that ft was not in
the public interest.
Hon. Mr. Stewart: “I said the
question was hot properly asked."
Aged people had been “publicly
and privately deceived" by Con-
servative campaigners on the old
age pensions question, Mr. Camp-
bell ooritlnued. He thought this
promise should be implemented at
once. - _
Failure of the Government f.0‘
press, without delay, for a settle-
ment of provincial subsidy claims
at Ottawa was criticised by the
speaker, who also reviewed and,
defended the efforts of the Lib-`
tion_ The Liberal Government had
been unsuccessful, Mr. Campbell
maintained, because the Conserve.-
tlvc Governinents of Nova Scotia
and New Brunswick were “playing
politics" and would not co-operate
with them before the Dominion
Audit Board. * '
The securing of additional rev-
anles Act was attributed by Mr.
and enterprise of the Liberal ad-
minlstration.
HON. l{. F; MCPHBE
Following Mr. Campbell at 10.40
Hon. H. F. McPhee tendered his
congratulations to the-Speaker and
expressed regret at the loss sus-
tained individually and by the
Government in the death of the
Hon. Ieonard Mwtfeiil. '
Mr. McPhee had fouowed with
great interest the progress of the
debate. A lot of territory hm bein'
oov_ared,>includii-ig provincial poli-
tics, federal politics and world
politics. ~
Much had been said as to the
nauee of the" world depression. 'Phat
gugstion"h\.s agitated the minds of
.tire _greatest ltdtipllen and fluen-
ei9r|,_ but it hld been left for tbp
0p_p9_iitf0ii"d\§mb1fs of this Heine
to give the answer. That anlwsr.
accordirigfbo them, was "Benrtett."
Pnmiqfbinmtt, it seemed. vu
responslbh 4 for everything that
ranted interference on the part of i
tG°1\'4¢w¢d trout Pm li
md md- wi who 
ation lines brought the 4,.-'th 
*et-\"‘i"»°l=»¢°4~vt»|e». un.
omcial estimates pldcq qi, gpm,-¢¢
1° =‘=°°=° 9' we mm mm
gp 1'000_ .rr  \_. '_
The denim vm divided by hum
:S fellows: Alebeme, 269: Geomil.
; ennesaee, 18; B6uth‘0g|~°|1p_;_
.31 and Kentucky. 3. ' _,
in Aiabamg. Governor §,`gg, ml.”
lar begun A pn-png;  hw
of the ati-iclrpq oowprqggn Qmy.
we - 1°-ml 
dey for contrfibutlorp for in 
work or equi, *~‘  ~_
while rescue min  qpprn
for bodies, relic! workin o¢‘gh°|te,
aio points uc folding _Utd hgupfng
in i=\'nP0=‘ary shelters they 
homeless by the ltofm. ,A[my_tp;_it|,
cots, blankets, food and clothing
have been moved into th; 
heme natienei nerd. which gag
mounted guard in  |34
Talladega counties to prnggirlogt-
ing. Patrol; were eetsbllebed by
other centres and trucks Une held
ready in Montgomery- to guyply gg,
monde. In Gcofiie. organised qui
volunteer relief tonne 00,-.olllvthd
in -wwe we :name wi wm-
lesu. In South Cnrulllm, nite!
w°fk°11 were nut into Seertealnarg
County when three perlnue were
killed md more then e e9arl_b\|rt_
by Monday nights tomme-
H-eiief measures _gre _laying  fn,
the Pulaski and other stricken oops
munities in Tennessee mdk; the
storm area in Kentucky, _Ivory-
where is expressed the dmfmmu
where it WI! 1l1t0l'|*\ll*If|.
WESTERN QIIRBDIAH
-uvruuuen LBO!! |080!!
-Mr. 'I‘. M. Ocrruthem. of Summer-
side, returned last _ve_¢k-,¢hd.!rau,z
Great Britain and Europe, when 'be
attended nie Parts Ind lblidnuiilr
auction sales ln the inhreltl 0! GM
Canadian National gllver Ib!
Breeders' Association. lr. Ulr-
ruthers had little to _uv gbout the
sales, except thot
firm. The Park
iith. Tliepc wu
1.08690 Silt- PNVUUI
winter sales. While ||_\»_I§l\d0n Hr.
Carwthers visited the Pri!-ilh 'rude
Fair at the White City, lmxldll.
Canadian products were will :cpm-_
sented there and the`Ol.nld|.ln Ns-
tionai Silver Fox Breederl' Allpoil-
uon had sn exhibit of eight skins
of the finest texture and sheen in
a booth just inside the mein en-
trance to the Canadian pevilfen and
opposite nie canadian Netlaasl
Railways exhibit. 'rm heath 9! the
C- N. S- P- B. A. was very attrac-
tively arranged and erected ei pod
deal of interest. The Akin! '33 Al-
so be shown M all thy my qhfh-
ltions in Cmnt _Brltatn during the
coming summer. Mr. Cnrutgwrs
says that much internet is bein:
taken by Britfshm in fur forming
and there are many fox fume there,
but he _did not think _thb Gllyflh
was as well adaatei as Prime lid-
ward. Island for the :piping 9( good
fur. General icondltinnl il Inline,
Mr. Carruthers said. on not |004
and there ie mnpidmble umm-
pioyment. In England the;-__e fe game
imPi‘0V2i“lht. although the unem-
ployment prgblem 1| will g ypry
serious one. In Bputhampbn, than
were 53,000 vmemploycg 9101' tg
the Steamship Cnmpgnhg gunning
less steamers and GIMIDYIDI fewer
hands. Mr. Carruthers enjoyed his
trip very much and llw much to
interest him.-S. ,
sit
itat
employment conditions. 'rm gon.
scrvative members naturally pipqi
n high value on the service; nad
ability of the Canadian prlnp'
Minister, but flwy hm nw"
thought of attributing to hug
Slwh lwwers over natural condi-
tions and intemntional affairs. '
The arguments of the Oppop-
tion on this point, Mr, 
suggested. were unruly #gn-IQ
answering. We all reall,” gh; gg.
SWB-l'itH¢=_S caused by my mpg.
sion, and we all sygnpgthlgq gpg.
BUY with the flnnlfl _fp tlpy pq,-
sent difficulties; but time ' gp..
comer will not -he nmgng by
talkins and pltvinf politics. 4,,
plauu). -
One of the mules at one dugg;
of the Provincial Idhlrei Canm-
ment. Mr. McPhee believed, Ill
unawbwilv an mt 
thbll' financial  had (right-
Gntd the people. '!'he`eieobre had
'lub nonfidlme tn the nbili
let# _ldlliillietntfitli
with the ftneaeee
¢.WPi! 
mi muntien lhwld-no
UWM! N11? Ill! lllltly.
°""*""“‘-*I ‘U W0! Of W OD-
poait-ien Leader te yup; “min
expenditures u "revenue assets"
Mr. Menace ma themost inteulg.
iblg method ns fb take me ilu-
A
iss
'fgga
‘ga
stair
The ant -tm-iff nv-c1imrn¢.~_ r~_ Oh- `_-»a.<l, the rrpeatcd rcfcrcncc to Mr. ment pmpoggd tp curtail f-gpmfl. __Mr._ C_a_inpb li said that quoston
93%" mfmlwn WUC HIi8iYa€d by ibenriis ui “the lll°i_ilber fromitures, it has actually been increas- was Iwi lu issue-
:‘i|fécted“‘tl'|_a _Q-tee ot lgrlmltursl
products, world markets; endom-
bil'ties as they stood in the Public
Accounts. 'mm _ acwunte ehevel
1/_ -‘ ’\. id ' ,
f.-'.,~;.':'¢ ,ci _~.  -~=--
 _1.<;,'/"!_'/;--’ :»|, ' ,-.
,. . 5, ,_,;__ ,.;_ .
.-.1--.,,, ,,.»_.
’r.l,¢i», I -2 _._
&--_.._____..__._....__._ _. _ __
stricken communities by the 41;(
_-: A H‘“`” ` _    `
|NTcE|lESTli|tl
it DliRESS`
I. '.
mwuammmMm"T2_ i
.L  'Lvwe hD_Ul9t»°l1,_9nnml up.m,._ A,,’m_
_ Shaw Broke '-i`0i!."..’.Z".t'.§’.WZ.1‘.'°_t‘.:i”‘“~
Large Audience ' ' "“'
, Yesterday mo rn
ing.
'_1’h» _nwmial new of the
Tnwhm Owwmtien _ Mm
murder with the readies mil
mwtioi of uv ntieum el flu
pw/foul meeting. (
'me pmianu nun mica upon
the first speaker of _the dey. Bt.
W. -1- 2. McMillan. waiver 0_1
Heelth__Q._g§ Education.
~ ln- Dr- H0310!!
Inhlsopeninga
nounlmexvrwedhil
thehonor~oon!ermd\§D0_li
,tn»ar~9¢ntG°verem»p¢~
_wvurehe helen! mnnewd
with tmmolune mid” in
th»provinoe.H»»t0nlt»i\aP"*§
pn»luento1ebe1'mhers'reder-
pt.ton.Heims|inoelerved0nth¢
§¢boolBoardofthisclty.¢l\°P\‘°'
vfneill Baird of Education mtl
uawimmwathvwwmalwe'
cmnnwelmr eflieeith ml
uuccuon. 1m_ms\=»r iw dk-
5
isis
Ezaf.
tiont»°r¢buiid\ndt°tel¢\|vll!:`¢iundtfu imnorteuw 0! W
tesdilaeef Wmvwenw ua the
,opus mania. xt t»`v.¢_\v www#
out the mutter or Moline UH'
'pounce should revel" BW” W

E' _
e.
%’_e§
~ .ae eip-»
Eri §§§i§§'f
the-province ‘lad
mm. me finally We
_‘The NNN!! Wir!
qgqnte and ut the
pemwe_ tnwhill ill
As Bemwv of the
society. Dr- NNW”
uppqtsnt vert tbl!
wwthv lbvid-1 Sl lllbdl
Province. He thllhi th
tar tm wean# 1’°°'i'°4
uu\uST'&’iV¢ IM MV*
would D0, OUIHHUH
'ne speaker
loea of the
which iw!
education in
letters have 3
relative to the
NIB* relllt
GMM!
ir  2 
iiiifsiifif
a-;i§i;iii§e;
;§§is.? iiisiiiiii
HI!
havent 
bv the rwentiv
Society, in eeatvtliutiac
iibn-rv wi leherewrli
The int   iv *N
one of tmmn’ renuws- 'PM
iveneiene Act passed by the im
_Government up to the present
time has net been wt in ewe-
tion due to the (wt  #N I0'/1'
lemma hu we nwwihsc iv


ogieeig
iiigiii
iiiiifé
pc;-.bones an time nb
be paid for insurance. should the
teachers ply 813.533 Ind *M0 UV!
QNWM $9.190 then th# M093”
company .would teh DVI? We P191.-
_'rh_¢ government en the other MM
lreq:uun;¢nputti\eAcH.\\f.0r99
pt gms puppumenting M W! *lt
gttlnpmnuntpudbvtiutnchbre
1 _provided that the Act he 
ip that a. cheek he made everv 6
mn ae el is find wt _Mt 9°"
the plan ie working out.
A hearty vw of thinks for Dr-
Mwltii!»¢\'¢ tim num' end fer
the intetiet |10 BF' AHOY! “KOH
for the advancement nt education.
ne moved by P53049!! Joimleu
and seconded _br 11109080? llllllilll-
iiilr- Joanna united the tswhm
that their Filhtl will *mir* ill
£5552*
eiéigg
.itil-ii
§§;%a;E
 gg
assi
honda of
'Ibn MENU had tl”
that in Dee- 31. mv me
“Ill'n,l8.1l9.5M #M 0;!!
ihll-'ptbev tml _um-eued V
a4a.u1;ipr an mann m_.;!eue_
iv»m°.¢=m'f»|euim‘ _ ‘
lddltlon. tho  "ii
emi of n.rrmo mm. _~ 
than the preceding _
wmmnmuen- 'rem en nil ne
eouroe nl revenue from #Mah
thie ixlmne wee'  9.1¢
which up uma aovggmmt
couldiefilnrgnqtt, '* ` _
_;,___4t fl p- ru. ur. umm 
in woummmt cz tm and
at
;_l`=’ 
 gulw
wauwmon-vm mmmi
A i r ,ii
 -.'.H' ,,,
If/In lvildtii v~¢¢p|iq» ,,
*L GWTIG RJQQIII, "ln
llwnnuan an umm, an
 a>.1ond1aiy_ D. _,_!‘ ,
4|i\’\° lemma. u&’§';°“°“' i
.555-'.=;
;°N lwsnmss 'rlup.`,y,_ W U
M UWM bl-‘linear non
` Nl dbblitlllbnt. leaves c?;m,t:¢du,;"%
iilfivoi ni
(C0[Wllll|5d fi'0m Page 1)
brought heme to me as it wlu ui.,
i heme to many others just Wim"
Climber Ire s°inI ui rr, ,,,
_ mlm when we up-t with ,W
§9YP!’Pll§_ dim! fb ln outulrlg nl,
tion and all” them to cam lm
i (Jennie. end spend their mg", i
"D|I¢l§1n¢ with an hmmm
:send in _Mention the our..
 With me for til,
Gland!!  in Uanul; U
IQUDWMI DY th! di800l1l\t gn
Dgpldflll dollar. Hn then
ol the waterways treaty
1 FDDI-N4 by Wllbinswn and ot.
pin, and or me ¢1so,ooo,im
§300,000.0t)0 thlt the United
me gel_u|`ta mud on buildup
i MMI thfvillh Umnda.
‘5ll|\" M519 Wt up thelongcm
il# the money. #te-. etc." This
‘noeent casual conversation
` me thinkin-
'*1’he lt. _Lswnenae waterway
I 967199* thlt I have always
‘ glad to support. It will
i noun transportation to ci
md Mmm. W awvie who
in Toronto. Chicago and the
Inkee territory.
` "Lf than is my wey possible
‘ which Cllldl ¢£.\\ herself '
jsut- emu-wmv. lt would in
ibqttgrtpdomuidnwup'
f by charging toil; If Canada
not tunnel the vmmuuon
T it .would bo .fu better to wut.
;“Thinf|a.dayandaoeof
operation when neighbors and
tions must increasingly work i
gather. But I can sense in 
Joint vreterwly through Canada
producer of erpbarrassment ~=
inthtlql tp  *ill* -'
better he avoided. ‘Rather th i
have an American or any 
outside nation put in a position \
mg pq any own me me i
.thnu¢5mv=°\\nt»r¥»IW°“i<i "~
iw  to have my ¢°"f“
intent to do it! financing. C ~
now has before me what hiv!"
ed In llenchufil when Chine ll'
,qwmmc r-gp; wbulld ani:
,w\ythmugh_lurt¢rrfDrv.ll\ll '-
aw that America owns s ~- ~
_ tiu'qt|gl; Cuando fe certain to brin
e. conflict of mvervillliv-
._ "ommlene sum 1 vw 'W'
ly yelntlouphfp -with the Uni -'
gm", gay long ‘will that ull
amiable Iwata frwmiiv if 1””
noted in ti" p°»¢i_bl¢ in-ization °
‘thu waterwev Welty?
E irrgrmypartxwantmuyhe
‘QM now that if me st. Lawn
www mn i~ 1° b= "““
_  Inuit build it and Clli
 _luuet mm it-"
 0! iiewiihl 'D "’°"
` _Wi 911” "1 W' ‘“"5°“`..
 shes# M il" i°P"" 
rA“9|_“\1,|,|__ gg pizciplinef’ '
“gk” in hh i|’\tI0di|ti.i0i’Y N
mu-k|_ gave hi meaning of *£1*
clpline as nothlna bill “ M
 ITP _00\ll'l¢ of his remar
Lg.; nntun¢4`tng following nv 
` f 
` ig 1. #ro prevent www vi iii” “
P9579' . ,
2. To develop A risiit “nd "°“'
ifttitudw ‘ bn,"
3, '_1‘q develop deeirablc ha
1 up _
£9 dlvldbd llliliilllilie into Ui
<gifp_m;|; rind: and save the ‘
twins nueuuon u ii "‘°“‘°“
leourinl.  §li8¢.iP““°f h
_ 1.- The need Of :ood ig:-fiiivén
_ s. Diniviim "wi ° '
rum: vim owM°iv°- _
4_ mscgpung ynupt be eontinut;
‘VA 5.   Piave
nuumuu avail ~ ' Y' _
s. 'W cm" mi M" "
M r owed his rem
" ' l *hu pwiussfdi discili
tl! e combinat»i°“ °' `
i , more or forceful
,im tau 01
Luaxl Q” gocaslbhli
.t yhyglggl (Dwi-
C .mc or thanks W” -
I speaker DY W' R 
i
we _ i  aaa#
i .i e iii   
iiiiiiiriii  ‘ii
its
“salon WU ' "
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