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-wdklliitod -kilnrlllle 0 ' .` 'ml -- _ z -

ti@|“,_1or doing. the very thing that hs was going to do himself in 1931.-nlnsely, reducing the taxesf We 'them because we had promised to do it; and now we have ¢§,lQM-.-g-_terrible sin. l do not this\k;t§_¢__-logic of this argument will appeal to very many people, even alspubgg json. fr|eud’s own support-

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z .».-rr-' -Bank Overdraft

_\".:_. _' '

lalom-I; leave this matter of nn- I

sndklifl-.wish to refer to rl statement 1 lmio _-but -night, that the amount

owing by this Government to the basis hnrbecember 31. i929 was the: largest in the history of the Province. I lhiltsthat is correct. In the very year that my hon. friend made this, spiuthbt I have referred tofthr last year of our period of power- doC'.h`e‘ know what was owing at the banks from the Government of this Prdvillue? Does he know that the amount today is pretty nearly three times what it was in 1927? The bank

overdraft then was about $252,000 :\nd_ today lt is $635,000. according to their owiiiditor. <Applause>. That is sdtiiie financial record! That is the alilitidrtient. of tllc people who blam-

ui-‘UT$.77'.ving such tri-nicndous de- I fic-kb, wilio said tile country was Win! 1.1*-'Uhr dogs under our administra- tion; who predicted ruin and disast- er<%l|‘-'evcry occasion.' ‘@-intel-est chilrcefl by U10 bfmks oltsvcrdraft, for a great mnny ye:irs_| 1-.ul been five and one-half per cent. wnsnihappened during the time We wc" ln power? Does my hon. friend kmmiillat we had that interest rate rdtblced to five pci* cont? That would mggargniba n. difference with the tre- nmdous overdraft of over one-half

umdlllonxlollars that we have today-_ But what has happened during the_ page yonr2___’I`hcy have let it go backi td_-Qmpaud one-half per cent., and wgfggg slow back at where we start- ed when the Couservstlvo govern- ment csme into office. They 112i/6 ll- 1 lowed the interest to go up at thc*

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bs,nks,.-s.lld I would like -my 31012- frle explain the reason for this _` liicif at a time when call money in `e great commercial centres is

elf. total 0| $75,000 is not torrid! It

like the Provincial Treasurer. when he addresses this House, to explain

‘.’pe‘~n_'|s um mu* mkhiulx u“”"\'ll!U, UI IWOFH CYMOBN Ol 0ullfY\“-_ ! M" ue, mn |. th, hm, _“_ We have heard since. however. of the oouoto or this rrovlucs. 'rm low- *YW °' mm "ii° ‘im ~”-'W *° Wi*

these declarations. The circumstan-

all. In order to ascertain the actual °" “N "ry 'm‘°"“""°‘ I mum lotcrost you ouui rad $1,500. 1 would °h“’*°'»"i1° time 111°" =°f°°¥‘i’» Wi

I do not wish to do so.

why those items are buried in various, H00' ‘if Plum

parts of the Auditors report.

Prohibition Enforcement

My hon, friends ssy they are giv-

ing us a splendid administration of the law, but we can all see what the

I nm going to re," briefly to g conditions are for ourselves. Go out

question that has been threshed out 011 *Ni etrwt and you may seo

ill some detail during the present

drunken men inbroud daylight. I

scssloo or tho House. This is the visited 1 function ihlt Wu loin; on

question of Prohlbltloll. Before I take

s few days ago and I saw two men.,

up the diircrcoi dcoorimeois or pub-_ durins I short walk of s few blocks. llc service 1 wish lo dell with it for who could not keen on the sifiewrlk- B few mgmms °nly_ 1 wok qgwi; g That is proof at least that there is sentence of my hon. friends remarks Still iiil\i0i'. Ind b°°i1¢B§i!\B *lid on Pi-ohihltlori lsst night, ood it drunkenness in the. Pr°vin¢=- and struck me as very remarkable. It was thli- thu lbw it 110% being Complttfill’

this: “We adopted Prohibition bc- causc it was difficult." Does hs ex- pect the people -of this Province to

enforced.

They say the _1l.ils are full; but are

they drying up the supply? Are they

hslicvc thot,-that he took prohlbl- makin: conditions any better? li tion as his policy because it was “dlf- that an evidence of better conditions. ficlllt", because it was 'going to make'th¢ full liiils? I-1 the Nirlillls 0! ls hero of him, because he was going .tolls and the drunkenness of Dl'|l°l\' to travel a hard road and sacrifice ers an evidence that they are drying

himself in tile interests of the people?

up the supply? You can get any

Is that whut.lie wants us to bellevefi number of officials YOU Wish? Y°li Cali ll so, ll docs uot square very well appoint any number 0! Mssistriites

with that letter which was written

and give them absolute power, but

licrors the lost clcctloo sud which you my mi succeed. slier lil. in en-

purported to be sent out by him,

able to the party. I wonder which

forcing the law. That is the situa-

ooillylh; his lollowcrs that he would tion- You may My that you have take whatever policy would be suit- S\lCC¢¢d¢d_ but. IS my him- friend

from Rustico would say, "the better

ooo or chose siuicrucois thc pcoplc thinkin: people" know vthervisv-

will be ready to believe in view of

I was attracted by the advertise-

his ,word of um png gm, “"1 | hu ment issued in connection with the yum last meeting of the Temperance Al- .pREM;Eg SAUNDERS; 1 did.-,'t'liance. which invited “all friends of say thai. 1 asked them to exprcss!i'2!\1P¢1'Ui¢¢ W b¢ PY¢5¢i'ii» ll “El”

themselves. That was all I asked.

must be taken for the better enforce-

DR_ lvlcMn.LsN: what did they ment or the rrohlliitloo Low." And

say; what happened? The meeting can-le

HON MR 31-gwARfr; My 1-|<m,_ol!, and some of our friends on the

friend went into this subject lo very other side of the House ati-ended great rlctoll, but sltcr all, whcri you that meetinr. Some of ¢h¢m. I un- come to analyze his speech, what did derstsnd. addressed the meetins- li smouht to? one thing I did no- Then. snnsreritlv. it vu discovered

tice, that if any name is mentioned on this side of the House, it immed-

that there was not any need for this alarm that was aroused by the ad-

lrtcly hccomcs tho suhlcct or abuse veriisement that had sonesred in the

by my hon. friend and his followers. I spoke the other day of s prohibi-

papor. It would bs interesting, Mr. Speaker. to know just what the polit-

cheg" than 1" 1'" hem for some ' tion officer who had been dismissed. ical complexion of that meeting was! _“.51 _ past. That is another phase of I mentioned no mme_ but my mm wg 'amd mm ba in ` Damon ga "‘° l’“"“°‘“‘ "’°°°" Wm” L“‘”°"“‘ ri-ieoc ossurhcrl thot it wus ri mu iudse of the sincerity of their crin- th° '1'°°“°“ 1” "him th" G°""“` med `Br k and last night he ions on the ten-iperancs issue.

_ na oo s:

me has been travelling since it as- started to use . sh” pm,ue__w sum 9°""' _"give that mari his character." That

(in cial Sftvnlbh Hs Brief

F "1 every person mentioned as not

is what happens with the name of COMPAIIUX YI QIINDITUIIS

agreeing with my hon. frieud's policy.

I propose to draw your attention-

‘ 3° “°° ‘“‘°‘” °h“° “‘"° 1’ ""1 1 woot to soy it is not to his credit, for s few minutes to s comm-risen ’““°.. "‘°"° I "°°° "Y "““ “"“““ 1 the ilrsils of .hose which he herpes which 1 wich io milrc between two "° “Q” ““““°°$' ' h"" °“d°‘"°'°d '"1 upon Mr. stccle, ex-loner of the yew' expenditures in the :overn-

ms yea hh Md

"' "|°'"' "'““' '“ 1927' "‘° ""7 prince C¢,un¢y _y.|l_ ".4 upon Mr-_ ment of this Province; and I shall in 'meh my hon' mend m'd°‘ Brooks. These men are not hers to U30 the ‘yelrl 1935 Ind 1929-002-

°" 'muh about mn uname' I defend themselves. We do not know 1'¢Sli°l`i¢ih¥ yells in the ldmlnistrl- M "°"°"”" "‘°" "”' '°` 1 whcrc he got his irlioriostloh sod to ii°n of the vrevivus lrovernment mn

c v to his own statement, an ac-_ th M __

tual ' calc VW it s.

in deb pres

“V0 ditl of I of f ec o this Province as badly its any hocy_&~sv -ms.. could do lr they sl- tempicd to do lt. (Applause).

There is just one other matter in

Connection with the finbncel to which 3 £2 :lfrr before passing to other departments. If you will examine the' Public Accounts, pdrt B D! the Pro- vincial Auditors re)'?“6l;i.`lJl8o 7, you will find the item! UI ifitefebt that are chargeable in__ the general cx- penditures of the province. The int- erest on over draft paid the Bank of :uohircol is mm, l.ili.cl-unch debco- tures, $46,330; short louis, $10,009. KI on examining ,those items it slmci me not lhc _toti_l_omouoi or practically $75,000 was rather small, taking into collsideratldlf the trb-_ mendous over drsftst the bsllkl Tint lum of $9.991 could"_scs`l-ccl‘y be the full interest on bankfover draft. 'fn the Public Accounts IU' terday I had an oppos_'t_t_l_i|ty_ pit- ting that question to Utd' Provincial Auditor, who made___iu ¢_¥p|ll\ltl0n that was most remarkable to me and most dlscrcdltabie -to this Govern- ment. or whoever prepared these M- _ counts. We have a ‘practice in tsbu- ‘ isilng the interest charges that nss been followed for many' ycsrspand any citizen examining the accounts would expect to find them all to- gstlser. excepting only when special mvoimlus mm out otitis :enum

ftllidl.

he calculated it ln i927. there?

of the Province $415,000. the

to this they have allowed the rate

iii is

tbclnoior wefiad

._vu-v imunwxssmsssurw iv

right for you to eulogiu them,

friend has piled on certain people for

wouldn't want to have it addressed to nie. (Applause).

Failure of Government

';'f:'“`n°:n ":;‘:)ft; ‘hate izicthrzrlehihiiiowrrolhrlxxicrrtg ; :ish rits?-tuwlth the Densrtmeni

K y ‘ eloquence in order tc abuse men who' 0! Jilltliii- The ¢XD0I\dit\li’0 in this

em" of ‘m_0M; "ut when” 3 were not here and had no chance to department in 102.s~was 020.977- In

mn yn” we -Med to me: defer-ig |,h¢m,¢1v"_ 1029 it was $46,029. My hon. friend

' PREMIER BAUNDER8! It wld aii_ W3! Guild! frlnk Y¢St°\’i-ill' in ldliiifff

‘ Gwemmenh in _\ "me __"___ ing the expenditure had been increas- lrs. hors oddcil ssls,ooo. lo lui- i-h°“Bi1- cd. He hlolncd it on the increased

= HQN MR 51-gwggf; 1 um-roi, number in the jails; but this would

rm to lo nm and M ,_ mmui begin to compare with my hon. not account for the fact that the ex- uwy have bungkd me nmlwlfriend for eulogy. I never heard Pendlturc in this department has

‘vouch sickening eulogy as rny hon. lil‘l°\|°l||! tlilubleil |i\ 10|!! YOU!-

In the Department of Agriculture,

‘his own purposes. I am sure l U10 Uliliviltiiture in 1935 WIS 033.550-

In ltlfit was 854.520. The leader of the Government, in his budget 89901511. accounted for the increase by the expenses in connection with the disease frle cattle area. l may say

that ws had that expenditure in our

so far as I sm concerned. I will time; mach more. is fact. since this

not say that ws took the policy of Government Control because it was difficult or because it waacasy. We took it because it was bclug adopted by all the other Provinces in Ualsldl

is simply a revision and the original work was ull done when we were in power.

lxocutlvs Couucili. 1925. $4.300:

llll. |1440. The principle itsul of

gee -~i§i§_i -dei" riiiérffgi

_"§§_{§E;3 Eiéiii E!

since. and

during thc time _ __ think performed a `

were necessary. every bill very Pr ilsbial

ov __ llillllsi 'l_'l_\00rs0ndi-

tuniol9sswssu_12.h_xjsal¢ wiu sem. Ilusd¢'_i»c_rer¢u9`¢ loghu item not nl|ht_ uit soy _wo_n¢ln, that the expenditure has practically' doubled when we read over such

items of Groenditllrs duringthspsst year as l000_forliuolouus.s.ndover $000 bold to the estate of s. p0rsou_'I‘bcre no doubt was some ;

who is dead, I dou't1:ao`w how longl

Ecru is the _record of the ssponlsuro

in vilffliilivllilllll' yours of tba two rs-

glmea. and it shows that the amount

has practicnliy doubled nudes' the

present liliisiniltrbtiols- |

~ Aatriklak Difference

I have not included in tha com-

parison those expenditures which ars_,'~° \‘°°P th' 3°h°°l l°ilil- Nlii-ifllly

urlcontrollsblc- The departmental

dit .

hi _

expgn wg' I h.y' “vin fl' ll hl C0|l1d» Th

il il i ilabl the t “

tic ly I. con ro e, and css

th h sin

of ings as not increased os our P time. The' cost of mann-isl,Elsbor, etc., is the same; sul yet then is tba difference in the amounts uador the

two Governments! According to any hon. friend, we were the Government

that was “standing still” "piling '

up dcllolis", wlills my in the ou- erumout that is "doing things.” 'ling sro _'surely doing sas tkiag. Nr. Snooker. 'l'lso__y ara sponding loaq. I hav 'already fsrrod to tho" Us

8 1" -

purimcot or Justice. I do hoc think, “°"' “’ ”°"""» ” “ it`is necessary for ins to say any-` 'wh

thing further; the cost is very much greater, as I have shown.

We some now to the Department

or agriculture. 'rho loader' or the Government last night apologised -- andlthihkhemlghtvorytwelldo so-for encroschiug on thainfritory

or thc Miolmr or so-rlcu'l¢ur¢._ no

suid the Minister could very well deal P

with his own department, yet bs could not resist the ismptatioh to al- low hid oratory to play upon the old

has done that more than once, but

lost night he ond- tho suuoionti'

that the equipment in that-Beneath 3 .'|“, tl* Gvltlnl 810.000 had gone “to the fouri ' ' “ " n hh winds" under our administratiol-l,l

and could not now 'be loeatedf He was probably not aware that we had s. session of _thc Cousmittsa on Agri- culture and that I had the Deputy

Minister of Agriculture give an ae-_ my ni" M “Y "H much

count of that equipment, the gentle

msn who had chsrgs of it at thstl

time-and who is still there ss a res- ponsible head of the department. lie

told us where that equipment want,i’

and I can assure my hon. friend that it did not go to “ths four winds."

TECHNICAL lOl00l. ILQIJIPIIINT

The ‘Mlhistnmof Afrieultuga qu

Particularly concerned about an el- ectric motor which was used 'lu sou. noction with .tha School, and which he has not been able to locate. I mil' isll him that it was put to good use. I-its predecessor in the depart- mfili. like other Niitiltorl of Alri-

wliilre. was desirous of snisting

agricultural associations that nssdsd assistance in starting. We have as-

sisted. in the some manner. our dsirymen. nomo muon and other farlners’ organisations to tot on their

fsstsudltbiukitlsaechmsudebls

thing. Nom of us. on either side of

the House, i-l0.vs,aay complaint to make on that score. This motor, which the Minister of Agriculture ll-

uuirca shoot. not to nut the Grass-seed Growers' Amsoistlas, a

and heosuse, so far as wo bad infos--_ iriciuasod _expenditure in this depart-_ clsss of people who needed the q.

mation, it appeared to bs working out ment was incurred by our friends on' slstarlce and appreciated it. As wou in those Provinces and ws sou- the treasury benches travelling backlhon. friend is awlso. they product cider-sd li woo worth uisoilulog to and forth to ohsrloiuicwn. _ this 'sud is the saws pal-tor sud

the people. We submittad it to the Ialseuwosd llospitali 'I‘h0 axpsn- -Province, and the ildiitry isa Gid- pcoplc lo good iaith; we pissed the dlturo in ml wu sional. lu ms it lend bocsun the profits gi to' gm.

matter fairly and squarely before was $111,140. ers who are not wealthy. That of-

ihem- I have not ovir this more. nuns. lo lm, souls; lo lm, gaoinuoil. lo order' io, mu-lui ec-

lnd I fully owe sn svolosy for rs- 314,000; us to that nut now be operatively their bent gssss ss`sd.hss fsrrinriolimin-Iam-nots°insus»ss1s00»ori»sio»ihsr»uu»fto‘\hr¢ih' ’ ' t' . over 'the csmpliln of vllllficatlon the Asasuah. which will bring It up kat.

that was adopted to defeat the Gov- to one saa,|so. m M ernment of that tune. 'nic election uglslstuu: In im the cost was slang. wir hclrl our ihs cocci- rm mir nuts; io lm it vm atsml. pn th decision. and that is *iw 'M °‘ ii- ‘usinlsun onion: si0.mio ins; -me

Whatw0arolca|lagwltk_aowis\b0 implementing by these gsatknoa of the contrast which ¢h0y`lla40 will

Sluts la ine. nous usmyi 01001 iii ms: sms la 10:0.

thspooglewbeatboywerleleotsdoa lhcellaasodl l200‘lin10l;l|0l

s _shun-la 0| prohibition safse00~ Milli. 'l‘listiooiud0s`su0\voar_fce _moot _Msltlsaversurryspss-olyhg,\\.fi-i¢i\'dwhotsllisdsomuct\

lsohihnhm sopaya lomlsuag

g- ii;

Hill!

m1¢;mn1¢ m“anmm» . ii

ssautiiuconhstuigsrovioraoov-

nd. _

N774 in itll: "Oli I

“.5 Wi

sbootdaa

tliba

fR_llt

ii;;i;;_, g. = §_i§il§;_§§ iff iii iriii'

M -»lw.»m rr._a»1»i1wu~x».l¢usn.»ll\sn.1nu.»

i-.ir

_ricos rum ith _ _

thing

“_ _

makes

rm. (Animas). Hshur

boss

bask V

boosuso _ wi . In . mx ` ' that

on ` '

'1'beis'a'd_ol-_ofthouovsrnmeu ths`\_(ioist0rofIigrioultur0ku lbllswediduotcsrryoutbo

nicailohooliugonsralweoarriod uidsoclusuiilthoagrlculturul-

Ind if tilb Nihllhl' had

himsslnssbsshbuldhsvsdona

tor¢luaklngststAmmtsua`

slblsmnis_icr»ofth00rowu havefoundthatthstcols

ull °‘i\\i9mont_ at the ee _llb»°°lwo_r0ta.kentothslIall:andif thsiyssaaottksronowttkklsown fa_l|¢'-'l'hilla0llmlth.ingand

ltsohmicvtoohweretaksutberc

usodinthe courses that were

lol f-hs

G0 full

aoco

th hc

. h an T

motor

and

d my hon. friend expect

vsrnluont could get the value rding to that tabulation which

ro did

billy

s Minister produced? 'W

h he got it sc oo. lr. crooks . At time he made that valuation Mr ett was attempting to hold tion, and in order to hold it

crock- posi-

lls had

wautodtouiskassgoodashov-

rss, I suppose, represent

paid by tha Clove 0 s various equipment It oo d not

like the same sm

sa the leads of the Gov

the statsmsssi that

a statsassat which is

ted that hs never had to take ons thing he svsr uid on s

bllc platform or in this House.

ment

I submit he should

th tho foci-I .lo he had make weintiou and take it back. PRDIIER. IAUNDIES No he will

0 no exception and hs

what he ststsd is correct.

BON lm B’I‘lWAR.’I'

prove

0ll, go

¢ md ul, wi'll\' _ W wt whether or flluistiottljllavi’ -15,5. bien drafted; and if would

Un drawhis attention to

Hm_' of having them completad. fam. lu-

bfonhzd I0l‘l_l‘l0tl tlllf “IO Ott! 0|

“_ Charlottetown have not” pssasd their

mm, 'Public -Health by law,-and the reason' ,md thcygivoisthotihoyarewaitlngror d '°,k_ _thou regulations to bs 'mods by,ths

thsauistsncsofiu omoer.audxwould"liba

mm” Provincial Department' oi' Public

Health.

_ PUBLIC WOIKB

“asm we some new to the department

but whichhas been called ths"‘sp0nding

department" 'of g`ovorum0nt;" 'and it _°°1‘il-idly is properly nsluod under the present administration. I refer' to' the department of my hon. friend the Minister of Public Works, who spent in his depsrtmsut last year ovsribaif a million dollars. According to the report of tho Provincial Auditor, ap- pendix 'l. lille 100. expenditure was `l524,'l50. But 'I hind' lnothlr

that dose not represent the tstaimx-

U, ”_.pdu'|litul-a by lll0.I0l.~bsoaus's the th, mplattsr amount ia in the ‘I nt for Public Accounts as being the not sus--l

plus from motor vehicle aatgasollnc

,;p.¢|;¢|m"'¢'¢u1¢||.,¢._n taxss; sothatinordartomaoartaln

,hm 'tho toni iuoouot or sssl,'u0

ull- r¢'*t u Q. 1°" 'man hc _ I Yllll I0 bi Dblfidtiy flil’ Ml'

n ¢ W Speaker. so 1 will tsks from that ox-

,,,,,,.§ ‘ pcodiiure the ruccuwood ncanitu ro-

count, which is perhaps not properly included il-l the operatiouspf his do- partxnsnt; andlarrlvaatatotalof s580,800,-still-»svcr half _ a million

stats

bug, `dolls.rs. expended Inoue year iaith

lghgbyhmlynqgmuwm departlnsslt,wlslelslalnosotl\aatha

total rsveuus of tb; Province a In

y&l.l'l IIB- -_ -_

Under certain circumstances, Hr.

speaker. that euoruious-expenditure ln- the Department of Public Works might bo jlistidable. lub whathavc ws to show lor ltr nut you the ox-

ols! and prove it.

e Kit that statsmentr I think

from the then principal of the b l I tt tis;

his

oun ~ scum

all

Nil

take

better

will

PR.llMIl!|l. BAUNDIR.-S:

closes

ove it before tba House

_possible to interest our fs

siv-

ethlmtoo.

HON. lll.l’IIWAl'l': I

wordto‘

out ne. is hor rspplsuw.

lsllshoslag

with regard to horse brosdih

ronuaticu wc had at the time

odiee was that it was practical

this matter because of the im

tion of cheap Wlteru horses Iwi lilytcraisclsorsosinthisirro- vines. That is the reason that we

Portl-

1 \'m peuditurs was almost as much; but

'ills como wwthai hc bought this

I' . | _ _ » 303, ug, gnwmy: W, ,hm _ road machinery at a cost of about

¢¢u¢h;¢¢_- you yu; nt th, Dew, 3100.000. 'rbls ysar he did uni. do that.

mnmg gg Anwulmn' I mwou, yet his expenditure _ls over the ha_l!1

Technical School. My hon. friend, mann SAUNDZRA: . wm',,,m|,,,, muh

_ ~ \ _ _.,-

so far as this road msc'h__ll\_ery'is

concerned, we have gone over the

isllb§ect a good ms_ny__ times; but' 1'!

I I un and uniustlliubls expsl`ldit\lrojund_0r_

_ ' the circumstances If we had the °

'rhl ‘D l » ' W' held 2 revenue, lf these things could bs paid

think I can remind him again that this mllchincry was un

ly m_ 1 for, weli__md good. but to borrow that sw 9" in money, to add ou that mush more to

the public debt. was absolutely un-

it dm Justidsblc. Nor has time justified it h

in the work that has been dons."

The leads: of the Government stat-

gnk "M "un ,n ‘M md "_ 'M sd that these? honrfriond

taken after full snd___oarofui

Ill ' 4 ,

‘ha 'nh an .maui .I un IQ! BPO UBIWI” ' ww - Chi .- huhflyl

partmott.

The Minlstnr of Agriouit

with regard to the invest

t d - - _

° | wl\lch_~th0_ Dall Ciov0rnn\snt_ build,

1.' _,_ and which- it was his-custom tvpraiss

nation n m epurse. anything that his,0overn-

t,m,.,¢ tn mm mm, np; 'fro generously on other of

ur0

ill

'tho matter of- cranberry cult

we engaged was not in the

with the American gentleman he employed. 'My hon. frle may have his favorites' but all that this! would-bs expert gave us, tly, was the information that than wss nothing in it, that it would not pay

to go zur-ther with écipcrioicots si thc dsvslopmeut of- this industry. ws are no further aksal. ly bsunfrianl

attempted to show that tho

sun

whom

lvfilrfil

actisn

susan:-isuilaoslils _

ii§iii’ii‘i"Ei§§ ;#§§;;Eii§g§§;§;iE ¥ f;§§§§§ riigggiii s ~_ :=; ~ Eiga E §§i E git

fill

htln

’i‘h0r0

I aJolnum¢_`

'ofilsbtisfttth

isis- ic-I-ull

tio 1.,

QP," i thing any othsr Oovsruuioutwouldi , Nm lcoulhly ao. -riot li ».-tliodrr that hcl

adheres to vary persistently; but I am afraid hs will find it rather -dif-

fii:\llt§°D\i.l‘li|ldl|-hl¥\09\00.ft.hlt flat. ' _

china will round up and rnske a good road when it is built, » We always iliiev i-hui: ve live!! admitted it. W°llU\!lll'wtb0nl.a00fortbsroad 'Mullins iu_._th0 doalsstts sooaoluy of ths_Proviuo0; but wosaid th. _.L

300| coalition. and tbssesllts have shown _tbst coatsaiioa to be unset. 'lbs reason is quits obvious. lt blush up the temporary barcsurfsss that

"fi “HIM thii _bcoousssattilusl

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IIUIOP 0\.\!‘lUl.lB- IJNX, IILBIQIY, lhlf

ri ii Y

ohhsswlllnot nsaintatuaroadia-i

r nud"son»'rs!0r-

1. in the report of the high-

nlidinl i-bil. I ww! Y°\l ii°,\’.°“` In mind that the petrol syltlln which iuyhoii. rrichclud me yéucmlit- cd of tmp; units, one for each coun- t

iiiiiié liéiigiiig” iiils §i;r-ni-

c" 8" '< ` §§§=cig§E;§;f;' §§€z°§§Es§§§§ isiriiesireis

grsatsdt. Maintenance _

lic money..

duo _to employees

t _being distributed 9 _ high!!! _lybtklii

working in‘oas\'stant sight of ravuliing public."

How many of the travellillg pub-

lic of til-ds Provblce, Mr. speaker.

_couldseesitcuotimotlbfeelinitsin CDU! ~

tion on fha loads of the sever oolalkios? I-low much could _they

do? What- effect could they have on the gousnl road .situation st shy

y- ‘

L “¢'mylscu.frleud'stotal expaallturoyois tw” un"

mirrors as im mm. wc urn-rnoll

"litisdvast importance that each

pstnol miployoe be selected. usin- sd. diroohd and instrudnd with tba guilt 'Rio duties of .patolmsn are 'there ls hard

to bo performed. in

trolman

ii §.§gi

Egggi

dlggié

that requires s determine Job There is alone on see-

'h an

his c patmlulau is. the Dqlarlmossi-'s ngueasnksttvo in the community in which he worked!

` should ln slmuluuiooiu

So that presupposes s eou`spl0t'¢`sys-'

mo or o»¢_ro_l’to an ol aio roads s‘luult'auco_u|iy_ in every com- munity. We this with no clay i-odds, um s petrol to be of any benefit s_t all, iunst hc 'und within s _r_¢w_h»ai-sl arts: raiol We _know for-`__a; fact that the patrol syst'emin`drywi\th’¢'i_s olllyln in- ilu-yl .it 9lil¥__ sooentustas the* dui

_.!M*#l"mv fliiiiiyi .51 the Pf'\5'v'_-_. ¢__v hours: _and the

_ Io-had hu 'in-I comes. do f-hit. NIBYIUI 0!

s would aio outfit lst vos- before the _etfoott orf_a ruin- fm *P014 Dl4I__l“4.i-|19 N14-I Wtliilld

bewme ite; vaio? nt. _would ln. so

i*§5tf géggiii i§§‘ 5

suisll_tbdt _st _wpuld not hd m¢,§_¢. ‘\’i_¢'F _I0-_~¢l.l¢_-_II you are soils il "'° ‘¥"¥__»*f!i°i°9i.»li°$iPi 1°! -lin" to let down tus. Intent- wbssuby_you_

.isle ei_\r¢_of.tlu nad; sian!-J

Gln

um fir oisluilg, lust with the ross muhlo- "‘“9°i“*’ ”‘ 'll-Fi* *UN P,N'il_°°

afilr r\.iu._ _ _ ` _ - -Pltrol. as I mid bofuo,-is._i.lls vit- ll*-i‘ili\¢btQuuxlk00p_ofolu»roads;_

_biiiiliilvlisolsysiamdistwiutaks

cu-oofnsstairosdsis-notouraft

,,,;...¢....i..a. ..»ul.lli»i»-li-rvhssioy _'Muse 1- meow owomi.-ml

m¢fi?°¢l °f»nmo0dlu-o.'i11otbins~we mi lo ihmnroviuoe-for lntml is vviwilney; our usual mn nut so *li-|l¢.t0b.l&lytolotowos-kevafy l\y0f0vsry'waeIiaae¢'ss‘-tobavss snl\¢r»ysisu\."l‘hstlsts»vu1lhla|

lt is ciiiu tru- untill- md m-_-~»9\\vhi°hnylm.»rri»uhuu.u»o,

lwmwmhumoamoimu sisll.'.l1i0l¢t¢Ctov0ramcnt.Iiul|ni., lly.b\dgenasdu'l0di0tancsluth|t

wmdclnstlis

iiigiiii _d igggiié

s --5 E

'E §§§§§§§t

_ i E;-iigii

§r?§E 2-ssgii r¥.t ~ _cis

@w lm: MII- '

m ~ummmu 1 m

that in hasfchsngsd

respect. Olsucing of his department

listrorw

way in`sp0ctor_ for Kirin _U°iii\¢¥», Ili

roads. My hon friend laid that qw,

,ins our time wo only lrsvelled om _, .ous or ms. 'nut mio-out l. .,,

garnet. Itistruawudi|m¢|,¢v,,, far, but wc- hed made a-*star-c, ...hm was more then our predecessors hid done. In-our four yes.;-g W, md, Um. mV@|U“i0llli .flllt ls my hon friends have dolio dna, with “_ [ltd 10 lllllld l|`\Vil ll'00mpu-M fb 73l¢ IWW! I-mtlltod from ou," Pfdvilwe-l. There' il no doubt um gravel suits our roam, bu, wg mm Iwi run "ly with tho idea ui., ,,, sro' buildius permanent. roads. lo il.. ND°fi`°l iihl_`D09artluent of Publi, WRU. i>ile‘3'i‘, one of the engln. scrs soya:

"Tho uiaintatldng of ch, "wel

Did il now- beginning to cngq, ,_-1, etundon of the Highway sum... intsndents. In the past the main. tsnancs consisted only of the sd. ditdcu of more gravsl to the sur. face and-the unplug of it at dll.

_ , ,

ferent t~imoi'wi~th a blsdagq-|.p¢,_ Wl.h so much gcavclied road now in-hiss Country a gravel patrol unlt will soon he required, for in eh, slirinzofthsyelresoccisilyslozor the gravel will have to be gem. fied uid l-ebcddsduwltli the eddie. lou of a little new motorist. to hold its' surface and ‘retain its useful. ness.". ~ i

'Phat ig the opinion of the origin.

cor, and UQ I as austin shun lt, Wg must recognise that when we uudertaki grlrelliug we are under- taking a_ much more expensive work than building clay roads. lt is a slow- er pr_oce¢l.,and consequently s. more axposdva one: so thot while grav- sllod roads are an/excellent thing, we cannot forget that we have to psy lol- ihclu nod iluii_ri thc pror- snt tiu`le`we are smug it on hor- rnved money. We an increasing Lbs debt of _tll_s:_Provislc0. we are loav- ing :greatly increased legacy sl dest to thou whoiaftoru, alilwu are not expending, tha suousy on per- manent work: *_* IN building roads that will codon more looney ro.- upkosprbccsuas Hill gravel will sink into, tits ground and will have to be ropuosd from alms to iliac.

_ _ institution

ggigiiiiiigiiiié

i.§.;§§§§;§§;§i

i§iiil§§§ 5 ifti ~l srsatiiih

dist tilts Govcrnmem.

n1y_°n° thlt hifi _'Wi' *M0* ppy. If you. will taks the thc: iuutimm for tho 'and sofas- to the stats-

t on l\ll'0,2'l Nil will fifld. altar

dcduoiinr the -osoendiiiml *N01 mi assets,-a nst stlmlul of 03.011-if you will refer w the rswri 0! i-\'i° suns innstudou for the yilt 1”' you will rim is lxwtiv ally the same surplus. - Thesc~ is another- mattarscnnset-

ed vdtii thil>!\i'll'i. ilhlti liiilm W' for W. Wo hlila hldl lot Od bolst- ing abolnstho cattle undr my MH- tl-icnd's administration. W0 have nev- er said they wen not swd cattle; hui r'-nos um ui lm in mils pro- duction wM'§lI.!N Illnls sul ill 100 it wsa 180|) pounds- a shrink- age of 81.011 pounds.

I flhd`ais0’t\ll`t there were thirt- een pure bred I`Ioi0i.‘siis`coIs in 1920

mats-we n ins. ossosot lure were

2-'§ ’ K1 r~§ _E fiirriii iiiiii t§?.‘ Elite gsgs 5?s§

...__ _ _ .

_._F*““3*¥

pound ov- " ` eh

ire ..§-._.._l iii?

hrdlsins

than GUNHF & Ibsvs aglisat

-K 'Tho

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