,1 s... s.»

mzatamnsmmimnn-sh. , .

4.»,-

designs from the best sculptors in

1rfi1-'-J*"“.'- 1

-. men paid with their llvcs for our fl freedom. There should have been ' one memorial for all, one for those

1 who y-cturneti and for those who 1 I

evidently did not consider the mat: ter one for official action.

>1 i4?‘ '- iiliili

"lfillills Dalton. Paulina.

D. K. Currie. Aaaoelatn

J-Bal

WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, .1923.

';,’§o|.nt:as' monument-r.

lAll will have. read with pleasure in yesterday’: vGuardlan the report of the Citizens‘ Monument 1Com- mlttee and its unanimous adoption by the City Council. This project had been long delayed, and the tribute to our soldiers. living and dead. long since overdue. The de- lay was not betaause oi any ppathy or unwillingness on the part ofour citizens. Our people with one wolcs have ‘been demanding it. but as too often happens, “what is ev-

' to be placed in any account that might need it to adjust the size of. the surplus when the Public Ac- The

counts are being made up! illustration was an apt one. and shows that the censorship of the Opposition is by no means a time- killing device. The Bell Govern- ment needs all the, watching they can give it.

TH E BONSHAW PACK ET.

This‘ item was the subject of severe criticism when the estimate for the service was before the Leg-

. i _ .. erybodys bu! “ass h “chad”; lslature. The Commissioner of business, there was no cen- Public work!’ Ml,‘ Cmsby’ as a tralization, no leadership. When Minion; resident. of Bonshaw

in November last the undertaking was handed over to a capable com- mittee it was immediately pressed to a conclusion which we feel as- sored will be satisfactory to all. {The commitoee in charge and His Worship Mayor Jenkins and the

City Council are justly entitled to D1195 111111 11511511011115 their busi-

the thanks of our citizens for the businesslike way

They lost no time; they secured

oil.

dations accepted question and a monument fliiingly all time to

WGTB

commemorating for

1701110 111B D1111 0111' 1'11!’ 111M211 ill service as was possible, putting as the world's greatest war will short- large a boat with full power en- gines on the route as the shallow Under the two

1y be erected.

ill: is to be regretted that the monument is not to be a provin. cial one. it ought to be. little province. from one entl of ii to the other, was in the war; there ls probably nul. a school tlisirict in the province that has not its re- prcsecniatives “in Flanders Fields." Over five hundred oi bur‘ young

did not reiurmbtlt the (lnvornrhent

The monument will he _erecie_rl,in due course. and, although the cost is Llioirni by the city pi Charlotte- town alone. will in a measure at least stand as a memorial to the sons of the province who left all and risked all in the cause of free- dom and humanity.

The members of the joint com-

mittee who have so successfully

carried the project to the present

stage may well be entrusted with the selection of asuitaibie site and the preparation “ofia suitable in- scription. Tile citizens are behind

them in the ‘good work and

the comparatively trifling cost, CLEAN uh

equitably distributed, will he

cheerfully borne in memory of Appearances may sometimes be those who fell and in honor oi deceptive. It is quite possible that

those who returned. ————<e->i-—-

1 TH a neeutxron.

if‘

The discussion over some items In the estimates has revealed some of the questionable methods oi book-keeping adopted by the Bell financiers. There are two main classes of expenditure. namely or- dinary and Highways expenditures. 1t transpired during the discussion that certain of these were charged to one oi- the other without any ap- parent justification. Part of an en- gineefs salary, for instance. was charged to one and part to the other. The estimates calledl for an appropriation oi only part of a salary on the ground that the other part was to ho paid out oi the Highways grant; this. “notwith- standing the fact that the whole

lnlary was fixed by statute. An in- terest charge was loft outof the es-

blmatps altogether on the ground

should be well advised as to the needs and importance oi this ser- vice. lsolated, as the people in that locality are, from railway or deep water means of traffic they are under a great handicap in mar- keting their produce, procuring sup- bc this

ness. Their only means

in which they end is by a long distance travel by carried to it conclusion the delicate r0811 01‘ 11>’ 1110 P110110! 1111111011 501'- and difflcuht task entrusted to them. vice in the past too meanly subsi- The water at the river head is very Canadanfiluslie 11161: selection and shallow and is only’ navigable at recomlnenuetigfitietothe City Coun- high water and at "best will not ac- TO lilo Creditof lhe latter the Qommodate a boat ‘large enough Committee's report and recommen- {or tho business of so large a com- without .mimit_y_ '

lFor the last few years the con- tractors havo- given as efficient a

dized by the Government.

waters would permit.

terms of their agreements

Our ltrlps weekly, Tuesdays and Fri- that was called for.

(lays. was all

but in the rush seasons

be moved the nbliglng ownt-r

lien making Vdally

the Government. ostensibly

pect apparently

of ‘Bonshaiv.

is that the

a Liberal.

the faithful.

a palatial home appliances may be

as are rare in this province.

to be. and barn. the thrifty-looking cattle and horses, the well kept fences. and the general air of thrift is. with but rare‘ exceptions, the outward and visible sign of prosperity and contentment. This is true of city and country alike. Appearances count for much. it is quite true that many economic people both in

city and country prefer a comfort-

able ..bnnlt account to outward ap- psarances; quite trite that dollars may be saved temporarily at least

by postponing the painting nf bulld-

lngs from one year to another; quite trno that something may be saved by scrfmriing here and there lllfl disregarding appsarancelmbtil

it is a misatite. This is not an ap-

that the amount was fixed by stat- uw’ "l" A- m A"'""1m- 111° hm‘ more despicable even than shabbi-z

peel for extravagance, which is

‘hat young representative ofThlrd m“; n h “mmy a p,“ m, m” P1111119» "1111 h" “"1"” 91”“! reasonably decent outward show what convincing proof it govss that A very pretty Bmilrrel mink

imself one of the most effective ' hers in the House, remarked Lbst certain items of this kind were

which to the stranger spells com- 111° T111111

fort and thrift. Such appearances are an asset to the community, to

U111°1111Y1° 1"’ ""11 '1' 1' "1"’l'“1"'°"'the farm settlement, to the cify.

n. w» and Puhllnlu l‘

paper," and that they are 11011.9‘. “tent m 1”!‘ Th” M5111“? 11°11‘ increase of- indemnity an -- the

debt. instead.

; s... i. c. w...

“It la argued that the surpluses are bogus once. The highway work lessened rather than increased the eurpluaes," said Mr. D, C. lcDon- ald, in the House the other day. ‘Mr. Creel McArthnr, who was the next

speaker. made the shrewd remark ,

11"’- "11- “L” 9115-1‘ 1° ‘11111118 Bllrllllls- Sin-Your editorial comment on es on paper." ‘Both these speakers the Brodie Resolution was. indeed were quits correct in these stats- 1111M!’- w° 111mm "11 "010111115 '“°“"’- “‘ 1'“ “l” “"11" “"011 3'13.iffifl.dii'il'ii.'l“liui'l1bsii§ successful refutation that the Bell when hy the [Deni ‘Qyqfnmgnt, scvsrnment surpluses ‘are of the This is indeed the last straw. we kind "that are easy to make on Sam ‘gaxnfiflifiifdfiggsv ‘a? 1331; teeth: We were stlfixg aorelay the

110i» 0111! “IQBBBMW them but quite fourth Department bead with an wilwd them out and rolled up n éncrfase olfl saltgly alsohithe Patriot at ng w en e .pu c accounts were published that the debt was ireduced by $28,000.00 and at the same time showing debentures Han. Mr. Cox. who followed Mr. “m, m, money borrowed, added m Mehrlhur. ventured the optimistic asordinary receipts $115,000.00: opinion that “u the Liberals were also 1110111110 1.1K which Mr- ‘Bell left in power about twenty yearn said "was taken out oi the ordin- they would have the debt cleaned My raven“ and w“ plum 1° 119-" 1308116 surpluses and increasl ggirgxeligs 2f Ithttznfimproved “buds ins liabilities would not clean up in as ordinary receipts" $46,000.00. the debt in a thousand years, let Now they are refusing to allow alone twenty! we judge that Mn go through which will take more c y . . 0X has very "me hope o! those money out of the farmer's pockets fou milii d ll 1' ‘m ° 1"‘ 131511115 91/911111)“ in P. 1E. ll. titan all the taxes of ing our debt. "Both parties had the IBell government combined; talked about these claims" n sai 1 111111 111st the impel-minus 01 . e d. . nib," he d“ not know when they pork from the United States for

would come in. The Bell Govern- the Canada year hook’ just publmr meat could not be expected to get ed lby the ‘Czlhiltiian Government. is them paid “suddenly!" Suddenly a5 1111101115-

is good. With two letters from IP01)“ fresh‘

‘he P'°“"e’ 1° 0m“ 1" 5'11"‘ chilled or ‘frozen. i921 23,402,444. Years 011 the subiect. nothing very rPoi-lt rresh, chilled or ‘frozen 1922.

present regime in, the, vrayvof pay-

ment. =Stili. if the sky gall 19m. Gasnvsmy

iitiittidsqlPofltiWlry salted and in

brine.

Cox in the debate. ventured the 1M2. 9.422.215 rounds.

opinion that “thirty or forty per w” c?“ ‘We at a‘ mane“ by dent. of the improved road work is all)?” ‘liul-ies“ the importance

. S ‘ i) .

"permanent." What a falling oi'.f Anrebsh: above 1s there. my ccurltrymsn! Only-last cuticl- displaces our own Cllllkifliall

the party were claiming that the as ruining the reputation oi roads were 75 to 90 per cent. per- Eamldla“ 11°11‘

Permanenie ison .3. sliding scale,

iikqfiaxaymn? only? ma; it is sliding with tiynrn for all time.

when

l?!” filammea nhprod“cauy_ P“ gpgllilJfCfi the fact that not a dollafis

ways gave the at-ximmodatlotlnof-iand 1ril>5 11111110111- 11I1y_doilar to keepthem in repair dur-

additional remuneration. This wssllns the spring. summer or fali- And not always enough" iio coveractital cost from freight monies aloneand {he fcontractovri, at the end of vhis ~ 1 l - 1.. . ' l term, _ tendered. for something. over $1.00 ‘higher flor the work. 'i\'ow i0 save this small sum, awarded or at»; about hand it over to an- other with a. boat of unspecified size, of llilifDOWll freight and pas- senger capacity and with no pros- of any mid-week trips for the benefit of the people I The °n1y Sum "m": tion for the costly road building. 22' new contractor —— a recent arrival from the West.-—is The public service and the convenience of the farmers and shippers of Bonshaw and vicinity must give way lo the exigencies oi

with all modern covered by a mortgage that throws no shadow upon the splendor. but such instanc- Here generally things are as they appear The well-kept farm house

merit of the Public Works Engineer

liho election is over.

shape or be comfortably passable. iBut Mr. Crosby tells us. new sec-

What a remarkable

that Mr. Crosby lms learned that u I

0181‘! mad district is hungry for .. To“ lion”? Neither can you crook a nut,

downward! iBut .Mr.'Metherail flc- " '1 am’ S111’ 9w" 1’

. = . ‘FARMER Princo-fottnty, . . H“ JUDGE MAKES JUN-E 22 REAL N-ECKTIE.

available to keep these partijllly lpermanent roads open in winter. s nllghtdtlavevtttdded not a

(YLARKSBURG, W. Va.. April

im rot/potent, cost an average of $1,900 per mile!

_»Mr._D-:nnlo. the. next speaker, was honest “enough to admit that the debt had been increased bfiths highway work. He is to be oom- ulendetl for‘ thisqjthough it rtftrst have made the Honorable Premier and - the iiortorayblg» Whiter; also squirm in their seats. These roads that were not to cost the taxpayers a cent! And on the same day oth- er speakers contended that the employment given was a justifica-

ed at the state

his life be spared.

tence James ‘Slelio, tronvictetl

it is true that employment was given, but it is also true that the money, whether the 40 per cent. federal money, or the 60 per cont. provincial money, all came out of the people's pockets by tfliffiilulhfll’ was added t0 the irublit: deht to-hc paid hereafter, which is the same thing.

with the iBl-ack Hand killings. ¢0>-___. PLATES SAID TO REFUTE

a

lute many

faith. th i _ From these and other statements 8 c ergymm declared‘

and admissions made in a single day by the road improvement ad- vocates in the House the following facts become apparent: .\li tbc peopie oi‘ Canada worn lnxctl to pay the 4O per cent. cf tho road money provided by the Dominion. The people of ouch province .11": taxed to pay the fill ]li'l' t-etit. pro- vlded by such province for ibi- same purpose. ‘The money paid hack for labor had all boon provid- ed by taxation and those who got it paid for it again by labor. Such was the inostimuble boon confor-

red upon the workers by thoir poli- tical masters. ilowvery grateful

the dear workers ought to bc!

in 1m. first

book oi‘ Mormon,

.L;nx

Daily Selections Guardian Readers

From the W. 8. Leulen - collection.

Hen. Mr. Crosby appears to have not all tangled up ovar- that state-

The mountain and the squirrel

about the Georgetown road. The HM a quarrel

statement, in effect that where a

good road could have been built for $200 per mile they were requir-

ed to pay $1500 per mile. will re- quire more explanation yet before it will, like the roads, need in have the road

machine or the split log drag run over if before it will look ship

"llliltie Prig; Pun replied,

"You are doubtless vory smart

Must be taken‘ in together To make up a year

And a sphere.

And I think it no disgrace To occupy my place. ' ill‘ Wm not so large an you,

> You are not so small as 1, Q tlons are calling for road projects. And not half so silry. 1 fact! And ‘I'll raot deny you make

wise and prudent! ls it only now 1V W1»;

back,

is "still added

this most important resolution to

the last d years, 1920-1922 as per

chilled or frozc-ihi 1020, 46.292.256'pounds. Pork. fresh

sudden will he expected under the 28,595,181. lBacon and haims, should- ers and sides, 1920, 4. 976,539. Ba- con and hams. shoulders and sides pickling Bacon and ‘Hamsiy while pincuingdthe nose takiu s1 shoulders and sides, 1922. 6,001,4fi6|n number oi’ long

v l920;"‘l‘.i,7l1'1‘,133. ‘Pork dry “Writ imam. 9909M; nro relieved b)! salted. and in brine, 1921, 12,908; ‘ Mr. Metherall, who followed Mr. 110. Pork, dr’y salted and in brine, and“ m a glass m- wahei-Jhi iihn hits

the of

imported pork. session some oi‘ the ablest. men in poi-h in our own markets’ as we"

our -in England. _ Arc

. those men mad? Do they retilly ex- manem‘ Mr’ Methera“ 1s m be pect farmers to ‘keep on voting for cummeuded 1°? 1115 m°d°1‘@11°11- them? I have supported the lllhcr-

al party all my life. but 1 aim done

w" - men-tombs“? 111.111, l . PAW”

-1Th8 fourth member of (Ilzfrfikes-i burgh Black liaitd murder s_vitili-_ _ (‘ate to receive ‘the death penalty]

was sentenced today'- Sainmd MurJIGB ator. convicted of murdering Jas.

, Hlpara. was scntencetl to be iuang- petiitontiucy at}. Motindsville mt Juno" 22, the date}, set for tho exet-ittion-of threaiotiier . members- oi" the gang. _ Twoi-qiheijl men. convicted in the same mane. will servetionir prison terms. ..l‘i i Judge-i John .0, sqnihhm i‘ gehjltllnrqtictte tllstricl. , , _. n m, tenced. M.\ll'fil().l‘_.flflfif‘ the defclttl- 1 dndvé bee ant bad madeia, dramatic pleathatilllldilleil “m1 many

After sentencing MuralmxJudgelll1l1§ 1m“ Southern was called upon to sen- of murdering Joseph (iuzziti, and add- eil Siello to the hangings for June ‘This case had no rennneciion

MORMON DOCTRINES

ROOWES/PER. N. v, April so. - 'l‘_\v0 metal plates. said to be ntatle 0| whiter. have been tinearthed at Mormon ll|ll,. Paim_vrh_ ihe hii-ih. Place of Mormonism. by Rev, Cling, 14-"11111/91’: -a Methodist Evangelist, act-tlrtitng to despatches received iii this t-ity today. These plates re- tenets of the Mormon

Trhc plates refute many of the tioctrines ni‘ Mormonism and seem tolcontrailit-t and conflict with the l: igiou asit now in practiced, the 01f!) man l5 said to. have nssnri_gd_ lDIs-tmvcry of the plates was. made ‘"1 11111101’ 1W Rcv. Mr. Driver. He filglgini‘ ‘he!’ were unearthed from Ingle-llfiqfllfllilt} slab near the place, . . ill . m th. founder (‘if the cult reco plates. from which. ggofiffffmvi: 31111111011 trlulition, he transiategd the

‘$¢

And the former culled the intim-

BM a" 5°11” °1 1111-1188 and weather

improvement policy" is T111911" 1111101‘; Gill is well and wise;

011111101 0m’! forests on my

, 8am ti?

When we were youngsters hic- eough was such a common thing that no one thought anything o1‘ it,

One favourite method of stop- ping the hlccoughs in anooher youngster was to give him a sud- den slap on the back when he was unaware of it. or to frighten him in some way. It usually was euc- cessful, " \However hiccough has income more or less of~a problem in many instances and very severe meas- ures are often needed to stop it.

Now what causes it? Well, per- haps fifty different things are ac- cused oi causing it, from an over- loaded stomach to dls1ooation~ oi‘ the bones oi‘ the spine. These in- clude intestinal. liver, spleen, lung, heart and nervous disorders.

You would be wise to try and truce up the causation, because sev- icre or prolonged attacks are not only distressing to the sufferer bui can so impair his vitality that in n serious illness he might have a hard time pulling through. It would ‘take pages to describe the‘ various nieubotls used t stop hiceough and they have all be used sufioeinfuily at times. ' "-" l

Some of them are-holding” the brcatb for a whole minute‘; boiling the tongue for a. few minutes, swal- lowing salt, lemon iulce. or vine!“ the throat, drinking slow-

H I-OGO UGH

déeil h ihrellths, 1 cnntprcssing the eyeballs and - '01!

taking a ltnll‘ teasnwllllil’ fifiiltlirlug

persists for some time it might be just its well to put the flit?!" 119W" the throat and induce vomiting. _ Sometimes a slow ntuscullll” 01' n," m“. pulling onesoll 11p 0n =1 |hnr, 0r sometimes sinlllly 11111151“? on a hair will stop the hiccough some severe cases have been cured by Dressing 111° P91191115 knftes his abdomen. As a last res; lixlmum teaspoonful of adrenalin t l" _ ways stop ii. \ou can niruilanlv drug 610"‘ in the ‘l11'°l1'?"

will nBIDJTY-fili Ihtiy the adrcna and it is aiway-El.