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OPINION

(.‘hurlotteiiwn, P. E. l.

May 2, 1922.

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JUNE DAYS

Thr- sunlight riltvrs through muplu louves v

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WHAT THE FARMERS GET

l During lhe tedersl election cnm- lpsign the [armer wns the one mauî ‘upon whose shorulder thc Liberux lpclitirian lovingly placer} .hls hand land he [colineg Îwhisperod "We'll make ail these

into whose enr

,llllngs.915y ior you; we’il open

[new marin-I5 rur you; we'll get you

n-imhings and everytuing els-1

‘rheupt—r than ynu ever bought lhem

lJçiorc.” Whnt does the tanner set out or ‘ihe Fluiding tariir’.‘ Nul a thing.

ÎMr‘ Fielding did nm serrure au)" ronrcssions in rhe Americsn mur- iket as ihe Libersl candidates and lino îL'ihqml' leader nssurcd the On thc con- zmrr sur advantnge that mny ac-

.rut'mnrs lhsy would.

crue t'iom the radin-lion or the

.duL)‘ on agricultuml impie-monts sllul'lvlls by so much the home mai kilt. 'l‘lw

i lion or (nir‘ (‘cmmiian industries is u

inwrring or me protec inwering by sa much ni industrial and iing h) s0 much or emplo’yment in

.‘u'iivity m '(‘unudzi .1 lessen» lf‘anudn. The fermons ror whose 'suke the eleciinn was held. tu snvr .\ir.

to the Iendership

iwhom MncKonzie King was Oi' the .nartv. han been given the heavy [and or the stick; he gels noihing

1l whut wus pt‘omisod him wliile

i ltO'his dnîly purt‘hascs. An exv

ho 'nns s fifty pcr cent tnx ndded

lchrmge weli remarks that the fllmr îilsm dent handed ont to ihe rai-m

lel' wouid nm deceive s borse.

l ————.0.———-— .. ’ THE PROGRESSIVES

.l Tho Progressives,ao a potentiai ractor. sre servmg theîl‘ iirst ierm

Iioundation of a new politicnl pariy

in parliament and either lnyln‘; tltc

lnt' buryng the hcpes or those who

'-;werc lobking l'or u new light in thr-

. noiltical world. Many pPople were quite honestly

'convinced that the two nia line

.. Ipmtics could be msde more gon-

l‘rnlly eflicient by placing heside ihum in the llouse or Conimons s who could stand by :hom when arting squarely and in he ‘intcrests or thc country, or who coula he uscd agnlnst them

vvhen the lntcrests oi the country

demanded lt. It wos clnimed thnt

hsd become too pronounced. thny, men elected to support either one or the old par. [les would stand by his psrty re- uti‘dltss or anv other interasts.

l party lnterests

Tbr‘re prohably wns surliclent truth in thls charge to avppeal to msny Ëhonsst peuple slthough it wns rsr lrrom being t'he rwhuie trux.h or .Ïeven a consiflerable'psrt oi‘ li. Pal'il)’ as a resuit or this pro. which has been

pngundu in: pro. gress ror some rime and largeiy hecanuse or the gen'ersl unrsst and dissutisrariion prevailing and thp ideu that a change mîghi hp bo‘ne. i'cinl n snlllcient n_umber nf Pro- gresslves wei'e elected to at lenst mske their wpight f9“:

nm nothing has happened. No: une or the purposes ror which the Progressives. were elected hns heen sccomplished. .Not only thai hui the Progressive members do nnt nppear to have made nnv mon towsrds their sccomplishmont.

The main purposes l’or which ihe Progressives weee elected were (i) to secure a Whest anrd; (2) to secure s renewnl or the (‘mw's Nest Psss ngreement. (3) to se- rure substrmtini ail round reduc- rions in the tarir! and the ollmln avion oi duries on ozflcultuml im. plements and rsodatutis; (4) to serrure more rigid éconnmy in ad- ministrntion. ' ‘They have _secnred nous or nie-se, not aven a sn'bstitute m‘ s compromise. instend or the Whenç Board çhey wère plecnd to securn they have beau promind a oosrd 'w'nich will live thom nous or tho specinl privllegss moy wanted; lr stand or «ras dur; on omnium!“ - ruminants un ané‘y" noirci m

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J. R. lune“. “la. “a Paillass-

par. yogi Celhem ln‘ “VIICG h ont.“ 1.4.5500”. I.Aa

ered by a smsll percemage and the cost ot' the mplements incress- ed hy an incressed sales tsx; ln atesd or an sil roundreductlon in dunes there have beau n rew nmsl reductions and an all round in. creuse in cost becsuoe or the in croased ssles tu; insLead or n more rlgid econoniy in ndminstrn tion there bas beau a vast ncrease bath in administration and in tax- ation. [n short they sksed tor bread and were given a stons. Fnr rnilurcs tnesc gond mon are not necesssrlly to blnrne. Many 300d men have fnil. ed and ihe hones or many men in ths present administration hnve been blnsted. The point is that me Progressive membsrs becsme politvically humnn as soon ss thei

suuh ss

entered parliamsnt. They accom'

modated themselves ta political exigenfles; they saved their nwn bacon as individus! members;

ihey mude no nppreciuble effort to «'at‘ry out tho wishes or thosc who electad them.

Whether Lhelr constituients will give them anmher chance or ad- mit tue I'nily or îrying to malte and the old muterial

a new cleaner party out ni romains to bn seon, Thnt a good Progressive can be msde out. or either a Gril or s Tory who is ready tu be- comc any one nl the three provid- cd he i5 elected. is shout as impos possible as it is to "mnkeÿa silk Thct‘e is no short cut to a politlcnl mill» enninm.

nurse ont ot a soW's csr."

’l‘he men who cannot ho n good Liberul will make but a poor Pro gressive. The etnphssis must be placed more and more upon mornl' chsrscter and sound senss, and me denuncialion more and more upon that decepiion ana traud the cuir purpose or whlch is, to win eiectlons. A ‘

commun

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A TIMEË-Y LESSON

the othel' day or a 520 une on nn autoisi. for exceeding tho speed llnrlt will probnhly errect s slow- ing up in ruture on the part arthr- orfender. We need a similnr les in Chnrlottetown. Welstii‘ have n ferw autoists who thlnk the stroets nre speedwiays and thnt others who venture upon them in front. or otherwise'must look out ror themselves. That we hny'e hud su iew accidents ls a marvel tu many. Lth Sundny just as tue churches wero dlsmissing and the streets slmost. crowdsd wiih men women and children a speed riend drove down Sireet to the imminent danger or nll on

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rurlously Prince the street but lortunnloly vvithout. collision. Ho escaped sr» rest. There nre too msny such and the sonner they nre tuught o les.

safer will ho the city and its pen- ple. '

Ths ract'that one “gels, nwny with il." is an encouragement ho othors t0 dei'y the law nnd the police and the evll is standin growlng. We havo execellani trnr- rlc regulntlons hut unlcss they un: eniorced they are nseless and thsre‘ is n gond desl nr lnxity in their enforcement. lt 'ls time in cnll à hait. .' _ \

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sUMMER's Mans.

ISummer ts here: ‘ihs river routes, the Roriuy Point shore .snil woods, the trout stresms. ths lob- ster rsctories sre now open. and holding out .hands in tho wnrm snnshine ror visitors, tor hsrd working men and worncn la coma and drink in tifs and henith alter the uninvltimr days or snrlns. And chose who vsluo lire and hoalth are se‘cqpting the lnvltntion. Ths ioyous'nen or sommer ’l's itr tl'e sir, 9. preiude‘ toi tire tuner tirs

('onservntive or a good '

'The imposition in Sommerside;

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W . The Public Forum

TMI oolumn Il opta for me dl’wulon by correspond- onll or questions çf- Inton ut Tho Chauouotown Gourdin itou nol mun- srily a’ñdom un. opinions 011mm tu in une. Madame. -WWWO

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_ Migratory Gus:

Slr.- Thore ls souiething wrong Wilh our gaule lswl ’l‘hs sports Q! ibis country ure not satisfled wlth it. l don't know why we cnn; not se: a llmlted uumber ot‘ blrds L0 shoot in lite sprng or say tcn dalla or enough tiiue [a please nnd sntlsty the peuple. Il ls ullrlght 10 go shootiug in tue rail lt the rm'mers and laborers hud timc. Oi course the rich have ncver nnything to do sprlng or rail. As you know the opening souson l‘or gnme tu New Brunswlck is in tho rail whrt: the monse nud deer are in iheir prime. thy shonld wc not shoot xeese when they “ars in good con- dition; wth thcy rame here in the isll trom hntching thcy ure us pour us rnkes. “'o on Prince Edwnrd lslnnd have no hig gaine like there is in our neighhoring sister provm- ces and they have them sil the yenr round uud are worth protect- lng. We on Princr Edward Island have wild rowl; mnny kinds halch here. those our lorul gnme ans hnve proteciod for mnny yenrs. Geese and Brnut nppear in Mut-ch ur April. the ,Voung laying geese remnin for nvi‘ow weoks and the hutt‘hing'gerse prorwd lo the rur nurth. Theret'orr nur locnl gaine luws never guve them protection l‘or tlicv never rrquired nuy. Now we :n'e cnnlronted with tlie Migrstory Gamo Act.:tromed in n' i'oreign i'Oilnii'y and prest-nted to Parlln- ment. in Ottawa. The governnieni passod it us n irruiy hetwcen Cnnu» du and thc Unitvd ‘Stutes prolubib lng thc shonting ct uny hind or hirds in the spring on Prince Ed< wurd lslnnd, These birds are shoi iu ihe United Stntos on -‘thelr wny north uutn tue 10th or .Mnrch. Is i't any won'ger we should:kick. l ulso ask your rcaulors u lt i5 rigiit for a dcer ‘nnd moose nwnrden tu (-ome liere i‘rmn .\'uw Brunswick to urrest nny one herc under the Mil gril-tory Bird Law. ‘l would like to heur rrom thp ihroe big men ut thc hend cr thc ('hunnel ut New Landau, I nui. Sir. cira. SPORT‘SMAN.

Notes By The Way

fus-mm me Examiner) H'WH

Yi‘h‘e Fieldlngvtnritf lms imnny pe- culiurlties. Amen-g lhcse is the inèrease or '50 per cent. in the soles tnx. When this tsx wus ilust put on‘ 'hy the ‘late Government it was violently condemned 'l)y tho Liber- nlàtnrit‘t' critios. Notiliiug wns too l) 1 for tJhem to sny about lt imm ulîlair pinces in the 'House or Comv mous, and the leernl press 'th'roughnni ihe Dominion also with one voles condemned it. Novr er. Fielding has not nniy ndopted the sales tsx but nhe hss incresscd it lby one hslr und mnde it Lho main renlure or bis policy as s revenue producer.

Ilere in IPrince Edward lsland we have grown fumiliar wlth this iorm ni hibersrl deceptiun. When in opposition they promisod the pen- ple roduced taxation and no sooner han they gnined power thsn they doubled nhe land. in opposition thev promised close economy and once in oflice thev incressed the provincial expenditure by 90 per cont._ u .good .slit'e oi' which wns porketed bv membem oi [lia Gov« ernment and their supporters in une notorious salury grnb. Now Mr. Fleiding and .hls coliesgues nt

in regard to the sales tax.

And ns with t'he sales tnx sonlso in reverse rashion wii'h their pre. 'elnction promise to mske nll rond. suura and ngrii-ulturnl implements rrpe or dnty. We looiMin vsin to tue tarir! l'or rree roodsturts or lm- ploments. Iln the one. case what uhe-y denouncéd‘ tfhey “have” adopted and incrense‘d and in the other cnse whst they promised they have re- fused io give. And it seems pmss- ing sirnnge thn-t whst they hsd pro- .mised and have oow relectsd wns ‘tthe very heurt n'hd rore or L‘ibernl policy. while, whst they have adopt- ed "and incressèd by 50 per' ireni. inheÿ lis-d harem rejected us nu on- xpres'slon and lui’nmous Tory mpns- ure. ‘

it,wlll ho seen ni n glsnce ihst

ÿ tho'Bell'Government here and rhe

King Governnzent si. Otts‘wn, sre running ttrusÿ p0 romn, nnd nn par nllèl lines. 'rp m'ont or lihes'e com. iiinatlons' whnt wns hud' wh'e'n thsy wsre‘A in Unité-illan husr. Tti'œnme 'good in powrr, nnd what was nhen gbpâ ‘hns nov! thecome Ibnd. in (oct, t’he Tory soles tnx hns hncnme botter in their estgetn'tlhnn ‘laiheral rree rood and froc mgrlcultursl im- piomonts. As ls set down lin thn Big‘lowiPspers: "A mercirul Provld» ence rashinnsd t‘hom hnilar, on purpose t’hst they might their prinn

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