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‘I THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1930 ‘
- ...___-
, Quiteastorrnhuurlsenover th:
In an attempt to justify his
negligence inpreasingourclalms for
compensation from the Dominion
for tho Dalton senororlum, non.
W. M. Lea gets more and more
0!\tl-D81¢d- In his viirlolic remarks
In the Budget debate, he attacks
me ousrdlon for insisting upon
our claims being pressed, and says
that as a consequence of the
Gwa.rdian's insistence the Sanawr-
ium Commission lost "any-
where between $i5,000`and $25,000."
The actual facts are contained
inthe1'¢90ft0itheBoardofC0m-
misionen of the Provincial Sana-
hlrium presented at the present
session. The commissioners state:
With reference to the Bulldr i
mg and Equipment Fund. it
was decided w conduct a. Pro- 
vmwwide Campaign with the
objective of $60,000. ..... Total i
pledges s'ls.a9'r.'l4." I
Bo that instead of falling short
of thdr objective as the alleged re-
sult of The Guardian's insistence
the commission obtained nearly
$17,000 more then they asked for. I
Mr. Lea reiterated _his conten-
tion that the Dominion Govern-
ment, as represented by the three
respondble ministers, who met the
delegation made no oller of con!
pcnsctlon. Yet, hero is wins Mr.
Lee himself wrote in The Patriot of
september 11. last. `
"Mr, McCurdy (Minister of i
Public Works) ksked me what 1
sum I had ln mind, suggesting l
was it $25,000. $50,000, or $75,- i
000? 'Ibis was merely sounding |
m to see what claim, if any, we
were considering."
Ourchurgesgainstiiireneil
Government, of which Mr. Lea
was s member, was that it noglcct-
edtopressourclnixns. Mr.l.eain
his speech on Wednesday night, aci-
mits this charge, though unintena
tionally. He said that when he and
his colleagues went to interview
the Government at Ottawa about
the Dalton Sarlaborrlum-
"'Ihese gentlemen (the Com-
mittee of the Dominion Gov-
ernment) did not know what we
were coming to lay before
` address recently given by the Gcver- °
nor General at the lihnpire Club 'Do-
ll ~ Mmmcricl Negligence ‘of the D-rt. or soldiers' nc-who im” on M, vm, ,O me Wm ,nm
~ _'_ ushmmi *ming “W 5° W" 'in' Lord Willingdon expressed the opin-
able to see "anything that would ion that the future of tho-West In
,gem 9° Jusmy ` dum being 'iles depended on Canada and reci-
mmm.. And Wm, um mdenmw procal trade relations for the devel-
opment of her tropical produce, of
'°P’y°°“’°"‘°‘ “Y M* B°”»M'- 1*” iwhlch sugar is the chief. ln r.oodoo‘
remained satisfied. thwsh no could this speech wsshureu as w covcrt oc-1
guwworkbecauscof
comesuchaseriousmat
what = f 11;;-Punto For-on
i nbnlunsoeshhrtho
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aquuusisnfahtuut
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lil.
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Bir: The Government seems to
tmnk hm Oppoeil-10|! ll! 000 mln)
questions. Well inmy 0i>\!\i0D ,il
mlghtbe betterfor someof the, camp
'followers of the executive if they _too
-sked a few questions and nhowef
cms interest ln how the affairs o'
Gare has been formed in Wadllng- rbi’ °°“n'fY "° m"°“°d “nd wh”
ML D_ Q -me won og gms mm. ill the money goes. What gdb, the:
mmee is-fm my and wwe, the cost think they were elected fx: W: l
“ ar em
of being ill, to-the hldlvidual, and to ‘imply '°°i"' md “Y *
to everything. Messrs Baundelu ani
COLD!
5.
on
nw
'I’l\isbu.l.nel0!
dlvidual himself and
and so to the whole c0
Committee on the 00st of
i ' --th unit . =
have gong to mg Qqoqmrrmic, gg- tack on the British Labor Govern-I ° °°“‘”‘ Y ue, Av' I qum agree Wm, W
wx. having dmdhd me dum, md ment's policy of refusing to help the
distressed sugar industry of the West,
pmsenmd it enwuvelyi Mums Indies by increasing the preferencel
W`m°h he °°“m mv* b"°“3m it be 'or giving a subsidy. No report of the'
fore the Reperatiorls Commission speech reached the Government, and`
which would hm., ,gm 5u,f,|°¢_ was no comment could be made officially,
dont BM he warmed to mmm until the address was available. The
-we uh f-» ou -to me f3.§’:§:.‘:.“;‘°:;.‘.‘.i;“i':.;: ::“r::.:‘. 
A35°°i”4°n» °f which iw W’-‘I 5 di' West Indian sugar has been the sub-
lecwr. ject of q, bitter controversy, in which
m._ LM me, w pm” me bum, Lord Oliver, former Labor Secretary,
for India, has been the Governments
chief antagonist.
for his failure on the Conservative
Government then in IJUWBI at Ot-I
tawa. The delegation and letter lrwunyigg, U |¢ 5|||_ “pon ,u tm,
referred to were sent in 1921. The' agitation, Viscount Willlngdon’s
M -M lo- M m D-s:°°.:.:.“.:“.°::.11f=°;."=,::.°°° 
“amber °‘ that year’ °° ML L” what the Govcmmerii: vliouldmd: In
This Committee has found that in
me Um” sums md “ke” owner about allowing sudb un-
axmly to Canada also' thu "Deo, ’Jl.lhi'B B8 ww” iD P55 \l\'\nUuc9d
ple on me average are msabxed by i BiS0iWi-Sh W Clii 8»i»\'.€l'ii.i0l\ W till
mms M hut once annuauy, men .uct that while there are five girl
t . women (mm (mcg ln the treasury depariment the Pub
abou once yel-\'. _
m twqoe, md wud,-m mme 1,h¢;\,lic Accounts only give the sqlarlc;
twice each school your 'uso days)-" |°‘ f°\“' “mi Y°‘ “‘° P°°P1° "°,P“Y'
Now what was found to be the most ins salaries w two avdlwrs-
frequent kind or illness? i Ma they twins to hide the num-
oolm' hmncmug' and mnugnm bel' of Dfiicbiis Oi' Q18 IBM Lhili'-ltheg
como mt, :snowed closely by dig- are still taking ndlcs into the luome
wiv, ¢g,f,mq,;,m¢g_ ‘In my event we have a question that
I have spoken before about the mustbe answered. Why was her name
phyaictansindhsrgeofisrgeindust-olniwed? ‘ _
r|g1plgnUw'hqgumeil1-oontlotwiiiil IlmBil',ef»0. ,
all theses cases. ENQUIRY
These Physician tell in that in
their opinion colds, bronchitis anvil -'-i--i _
dkestive disturbances are all duo to _
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   if  ',-  “__ g y__}°|\"'»|i\a"~v',rg,;w~       1-w§_u.sr-1,,
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'speech, "strongly denounced The
had excellent opportunity to try'
his persuasive powers on a Govern-i
men-t of his own choosing. Di he
do so? On the contrary, the Be
Govemmenl; brought in a resolutioni
in 1922 for the dlsmentllns,
and destruction of the Senator-
lum, the need fur which now al-
most brings tears bo his eyes! _
Mr. me may now profs-st and
Wx vitrlolic as much as he llines,'
but he will convince no one that
llewasnotrecreantwhisdutyss
a. Minister of the Crown in this
vital business of the hes.lth of the
province; besides giving one of our
most kind-hearted and generous
citizens a row deal by 0-aslkini his
loving and magnificent gift back in
his teeth. '
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cough: In The Acc `
According to the Patriot of March
27th, the Premier, in his Budget
Guardian for spreading abroad the
statement that there was a deficit
of $244,000 when, (as he claimed.)
paper had included $65,000 sinking
_ them." _
Usa anyone imagine a case of
more gross negligence than that a
delegation- from the Provincial
Government should seek an inter-
view with e. committee of the Do-
minion Government without first
advising them "what they were
coming to lay before them?"
But Mr. Lea makes a far worse
admission than this. Not only did
he not advise the Dominion Gov-
erllmllt what the delegation was
coming to interview them about,
bw be confesses that he himself
did not know that we had my
ground for claims. Surely no res-
ponsible minister, who wished to
press provincial claims so Ottawa,
undo a more dlmwins ldmisliw
lnoompetency than Mr.
'ul Wemleedny night,
is
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agreeme-ntro
dba
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isleqreemen
Yet Mr.l.eetAhesumbngeat
lningehsrpedvrithfsllingwpress
our-dnlus.
l!ullv\l', IU. lea will takes
Redtferbeingtisefirsttonlggeat
.eslsmevttcm Ha says tht the
b\l&¢o¢ti:e\hs1ilmewinker
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Vwpoergyunudassdllrthenemmun
,ilevllmlliaadwhsnttwes
D“,mil\lUu0lt&dllllll0
‘hHl'\b\li$M."'
B fi# d~l
iam-14°
qaaptlt-
¢*,"iIlC0|el'lIiK!\i
there was really e. s\rplus|
of over $3,700. ' That news-
general. there was considerable ap- °“° °“'"°°‘
proval of His Excellency‘s suggestion mmm? th" th’ m‘°'-i°“`”*V °‘ thu'
that causes should telco over re-_ °°°°' "°P°“"°"~ °" W” ’°°°‘°°"' °°-
sponsibllity for the future of the  tg” mvsucwd
West Indies, particularly in view ofi 31° mf' im °“n th” hh* °m'
the recent important and extensive! P1°W°°» 5'” hm” snrd” mm un'
trsdcsndsluppmgdevelpmecb- W Ni°°¢°Ym°"°“‘¢' °°°“‘°°°‘ "“°”
tween the Dominion andtihe i:lanri!s.i?-il1\°i7¥°°'w‘3 m°“’f°°d°h°'“"h°n
they were workzing hard, and tbl! did
` more nomo or Lords Lord Psss-i11°w°fk°¢v=ylr1°¢i-
field was forced to explain the Gov-| 11.1 G“*’i 5¥'"5mf W th* Wm
cmments policy but nt. Hon. Phu- hand- °1“¥°”\'m|>°'°f "°"‘°°‘"°°°""Y
lp Snowdon, Chancellor cf the Ex- i-hm' '°“tm3' mm’ i‘° "wk °“ aux'
checucr, who lr dictating the policy dmv. md spend saturday utoruooc
of the Goverment ln this connection W1 °fi=°1\ Sundly l»i°°» 1° NW Wm
holds the view that as the sugar ef °\lfd°°f ¢"°1'°i-‘¢-
ZYOWBFS Of the West Indies failed to' NU" W9 w“”th°f 1*" ‘mndhmc W
build up adequate reserves during do with colds and bronchial condit-
ihe period of prosperity therefore ion-s.becauso these are more frequent
they-cannot now expect the covcm- in the wld W°*i21¢\'» °'"‘*°‘°1°°° ii
ment to change its fiscal policy ml.. is not the de¥1'¢¢ of will tbl# 0°'-mil
sly on their account. bees/use than are as many '©1140' in
...___ `od\uornia¢st‘herea.l'einMkinedur-
Dill-llwhiie, the only Lyman” nut ix thi nplihl (If WDW.
West Indian sugar growers have isi The reason is thot people remain
they will have a preference, and that er is cold, and remain in the IWUIO
the Government is prepared tg gf- instead of getting mii-
furd credit faculties for the rc-organ-f This www the will °f ¢4l°'““
ization of the industry. The Govem- f dlsturbancess, for two relmnl.
ment is not prepared to give a direct i First, the food does not get used W
or indirect subsidy and its proposals by exercise md so wastes dog the
for the rcllef ur thc sugar interests blood and 'cold' or other oralullnl
are mended by the lmcr as hope- this have no trouble swims 0- !°°l-
' An African
Mystery Solved 1
_ i
Nearly forty years have elapsed, ‘N
mice ur. 1'. w. none publlshod msi -N
bool: entitled, “rho nuluod cause or ,
CEL
fgal’  
Msshonainnd." It was shown that in ‘
Rhodesia, on the hither side of ‘the --r '= - ----
Lundl River, gggg' gg, md uvgg 3 had discovered the site whence came
highly civilised and artistic Dclqple ml “lilld of Ophir" far-famed in
whose remarkable monument; had the Old Testament memoirs of Hiram
mn recuuuod by are an-lcm Jiur- ms solemn 'rho tools, cours, on
gle. Clearance of this over'-growth 11811118. pottery, etc., subsequently
revealed the fact that these ancient brought to iight, revealed a skill in
of Ophir, or the Phoeniclans minted ffv, nmmuw gh, mmggn; eg L
their coin, Mashonaland was the pe¢4,h.|,|, hm num mg ggmng 5;,
scene of brisk and extensive indus- mulhnt us” by muy” of M;-iq
trial activities, and of mining enter- mg Nigerful railway is opal-atlngl
prices the equal of any such adven- spwm 591, tg-gm from mgog u
ture of modem date. Professor Fro- gpm Un;-4 ggch week, ~
that if a duty on sugar is imposed! indoors. out more because the weath-.
lewis' insdequm. hold. /
.___ i second, urs me um more amm-
In consequences of these criticisms duals remain ind00ll'8 H8911 H951”
md conjectures, Lord Willlngdon, that they do not get €ll°\I8i\ °Xy¥¢l\
UU'0\l8h his private secretary, found from indoor air to l>l‘UP¢l‘1¥ bum W
funds which should not be added to
I
' the liabilities because they represent:
in good asset to the Province," he
‘ maintained.
This statement was paraded in
black letters, presumably for em-
` pluisu.
Hon. Mr. Stewart, by way of
,reply when he followed the Prem-
' ler in debate, read from a speech on
me budget delivered by Mr. ssuuders
gin 1927, when the latter was leader
of the Opposition. Mr. Stewart quot-
ed from the Patriot of April 3, 193'!!
and this is the way the present lead-
er of the Government calculated the
difference between revenue and ex-
penditure at that time:
Revenue, ordinary, 1928. $147,000.06
Balance Gasoline Acc't. 0,012.58
Balance Highways Im-
provement Acc't. .. 569.74
‘NMI ............ 752,048.28
Expenditure, Ordinary $124,958.49
Pbrpenditure. capital .. sosso
Sinking Funds  15,120.00
$141,387.29
Surplus .......-.. S 11,255.99
5\lf¢iY, as Mr. stewart runsrked.
with Premier Saunders' wonderful
sbiuty at outing up figures, 'rho
ousrdlsu nods right totslrshls
precedentlnthisregard, and include
tnoslnklnsnmasforlmunodm
rorlmlnsmsmmlorwwnso
fsrutolay,inhis|peechthsoth-
ornlshttbstthewnvsrwuoworrm
ssuptsuonsmothodorcelculstiog
modcnolsmusebo-'slussrsruokor
memo." woqouot holisveam
nanlaraumdmomplcodatmu-
atingdrcnmstmeeloueitheroonmt
ltwalfuiaplsinolseefhnlm
hlm.'rbenem|nhuaemow¢ht.
hlfivmanumiy. mtbomot
glqsnguungunsgsndiflulsu
msareuuaumnbaiumus
riltaennteparlusiitstnuae
a\Ni‘mfi':ani|n¢Qu,\fcvst-f
 '»'u»wv;s»‘w-as u
 
` mundo annum
it n°¢€SS|U'$' to issue an explanation. f-he ‘O04 05353-
m-.nrlc lvncvuls lnreplytourr so- soevenuyouwillnotexercisent
terview, said that when- the Gover- 162-‘li 8% WWW" md bum W tm’
l1°l'-Heneral said “it would be a fine extra. food eaten during the wld
011118 if Canada could take over the `wea’ohu'. `
rellwnsibilities of assisting the West '
Indies in the many heavy responsl- ----_---'
bilitles which now fall upon the Brit.
ish Government," he expressed his  `
own personal views and not those of ' '
my govemment, onthe govemm- of LQ
NW of the West India Colonies. Pro.
°¢°di!\8 Mr. Mieville said; _ ’
expand on the remarks he made, but
ture of the West Indies. reflected a',M:,:w ,'m.s ‘ mem ye,"
sentiment expressed in certain qusr-, _-Aw we have been Img twgmer
“N m me west Indies", In “her rhrough pleasant "and throng
words, while not echoing any offic-: cloudy wah".
ill 0Dinion the Govemor-general re-I m hard to mn when mend, ue
A ‘ ‘ Ghoose thine own time;
” "'°'"""°" ”"° “'° "°"""‘°ssy not good-night-but in some
wuts public money lu the absence Bm m' '°°d m
of the safeguards which experience ,
has shown to be necessary. During
iheputsixyemosupervlsorons ""”'_'_"”W""'”_'__`
UI. of which 01,082,000 remained out
Mndineoonscanbor almond wuumunuwsumwumsin
Ihavbedifflculttooollectinthellghi waythlsxdmantonmaanotified the
ofsfewexamples. Government tluthewuwilliugto
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1989 with I
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l\!4\lll» received
0111. With part
purchased 'farm
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folk had warlord gold mines and crm-smulshla comparable lu excel- ber.-_‘us f.-plots that the zimlm-.ve
height, topped by grunitio slabs forne-
.lns s walk for sentinel purposes. md rum monuments ln the thick _or thc!
punctured by narrow openings whim
led W paved avenues to smeltiug
works. und further on to n. temple or mtg; wh°_ gg” '.85' paid their d°_
i bullded fortified cities. Whcelver lence to the art work of ancient mms ru-g me legacy of q folk kindred
f-NY milhii 5°- U10! Wbre skilled in RVN- with the ancient Babylonlsh-Sumen
ll°hii¢°Wl'°. If-l¢\lHrY. l>°i7fAr!- muk- Professor Frobenlus has _diligently lan peoples. In any case, the subject
lar- lhllvins 0! twls. mininl Ind followed up this clue, sud has been ls replete with interest, especluuy in
Jmbltlns. ll ww plainly shown by immruu ur hu cnorn to osccrmo me ugm of the metallurgical survey
the Zimbabwe ruins Mr. Bent Qt /whence cams the Zimbabwe struc- which is now being made as to the
about to explorvn He discovered on tures. They are typical of many possibilities in this and other regions
01-ilvtictl structure, the walls of Whiph others in Mashonsland. In search of of the African continent.
were thirty feet thick and of greater gn explanation, be journeyed to In-
dll. and announces that these Af-
.iunale are unquestionably all or is
piece with the relics left by the Orl-
l!:ngisnd,who hnvereached acer
tsinamseofsentmccnrenowul
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circular formation of granltlc pillanl, votions to Astarte and the Moon
sun-liar to the cromleehs at Steno cod. 'rho olllptlcul shape or the 
henge. The conclusion reached was Zimbabwe fortifications, he mguesll
that these memorials were of Phoemf points to some knowledge of thc;
lcmn or Semitic origin. and it plmetary_or|olts. 'r he defensive out-
Mted thlt thi! tribe# iiViDK in 5 works bespeak a high degree of a.r-
rssivn observed rites and wsivms _cmtectursl slull. The urn oblecrs un-'
which. in many respects. °1°»°1vcmr;; ,embed nl conform fo tho cmglu
sembled the ordinance of an
Israel, though in a corrupt form.
Furthermore. the physlognomy of
these Rhodesian tribes exhibited no
aiilnity with the negroid type, and
their language’ ss well as the tribal
name and observances strongly sug-
gested they were descendants of the
ancient fire-worshippers. Mtg Bent
concluded that the oldtlms builders
of the Zimbabwe stnscturea were of
Phoenician stock, and that haply he
r.... ,._. for r.oNnoN
Q. What are some facts about the
".ty of London, Ontario?
'fitted Lnhehis own words opinions to dm_ , A. The city of London, Ont., oc-
m°°;f;n mn’ md me" mthfdmef' , pg,-mpg 'mm wg, g glgh, 5 you-;_ :upies e. central psttion in western
M” °°l°”'"‘ 'rhcn rtcsl owoy give little wsmlm, whim! Ontario and serves s_ lam
area of country. its @pulat.nn is
10,000; the annual assessment |84.-
of the Alberta Co-operative Credit ~ 990000-,mmml “nk ¢;,“-my nu;-1 '
orlghur lm - - . Y
Societies Act shows how easy it is to comm' g30o_g00_000_ 'nm 335 mmqgugmm
-dill. Btrbluld.
plants. places it sixth among Oamd-
lan cities industrially employing
.:::-.rly 10,000 with an annual pay
of over 810 000 U ohurdles
~ : sw. . -
'Ill-YY 0! 82.000 a year obligated the though the vendor an Edmonton md 33 "hook md “alumna ‘put
province for loans totalling 31.312,- man, was paid $14,000 for them. !°1 ma eduomwu “cmd-_ It u tm
.ornmerciai capital of Western On-
___,.__.._..._____._.._.._..-----
.carved out by the sun-worshippers of
iihe Eastern lands. Moreover, Profes-
,aor Frobanius estimates that some
rnillions of tons of copper must have
been dug out and slnelted by these
lncient people, and we are told they
evidently knew the art of copper tem-,
pcrint. since this metal was used by'
them for tool-making and many
other manufacturing purposes. This
explorer, therefore. fixes the date of
the Zimbabwe memorials st sbouti
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(lm theory be correct, ages before
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