lie
5%
  f.',"".I_*4";I'.;."--“"`!' ` 'V ` ' " - _ _ _ ` _ _' V . _4 ‘ A" _ ~~  b`  _ `
. ___»_,_ I. _  _ . _ -__  _. _ _._ »\_ ._ _ __ a _ silklortsrown
 5 _2 N 1, _ - . ___ ____ -~ :'_ is' ‘ ~f` _ __ ~ 1 __ _ _ __ _
- =f-’ =-» - ._ - `
W . ,L f‘_\_L_ _l,____,1,___;!_3__,_»} ,,, 'rl-In 1.A'rss'r saws CHARLOTTE'1OWN, CAN DA FUESDAY APRI 2| 1914 nmsr r ' °"“’ Y D '
I " i 1 I _  ~  v  .- Lf, _ 0  r-._.s.=roisni'rnr-ers-"°f.. ‘
U

ll
ll   A  _CEO  IN
THE
_ “lsluln l lliicihll'lEGlslAruRE
fs: s
.-_.___-i_______
Irvlifellll  
gir,--Referring. to your editorial in
1helGue.r(£f‘B!l'o,t the 17th re food in-
spactiongl-_wou-l_d say, that I a‘m~vvery
pleased to seo that you are taking
up the matter ol Milk and Food In-
spection in such a consistent and in-
telligent manner, nnd hope you will
continue to tio so, until you get sat-
isfactory results.
Having been engaged for u nllm-
lieuiof years as a Food Inspector for
the Dominion Government, and there-
by being brought ln contact with the
most filthy conditions and most
dreaded diseases, I have found them
to he to the lay mind, llllllelleviiole,
I think I nm.fn n position to warn
und advise the People of Charlotte
town re this matter. The Vetorillary
Director-General in his annual Re-
ports has issued many warnings that
hllve born _fruit, notably _mllnicipal
Mint und Milk Inspection in Mont-
mlll, ihereby lessening infant mortal-
ityill that city by a very large per-
centage, Also Toronto, Ottawa and
other prominent cities and even Sum-
nlsrslde, u quarter oi ollr popula-
tion, ure years ahead of us in food
inspl-ciion, In fact all municipalities
ure now recognizing the vital im-
portance of supplying to their oiti\~_
zens food und milk, guaranteed t`o be
free from tuberculosis and other dis-
eases, and- handled ill nn llygenle onli
snultnry manner.
Seven years ago the Vcterinnry Dl-
reswr-Generul. .when Federal lrrlorl
Inspection was commenced in Can-,
adn, found there wus not one single
person in the whole Dominion able
to iulill iheipoefitlon.of_ _s,, Food Inspec-
tor‘,‘ th_Er8fQ§q,._s_6Q..duly-quq1;ll\ed vclf
erilirlrlans ’w_el's` chosen _hy .th_e, Gov-
ernment andjhent _tp__0hi_osgo, and
isiilief celutbpy, ‘el tha' Bureau ‘al
Anfmnl Ihrhtitry in Washington were
ehabied io qualify there, _as efilcient
Food Inspectors. since that trme thai
Dominion Government has trained
their Veterinary Inspectors in Tor-
onto. This now makes a qualified
nillcer reasonably easy to procure.
'l‘llberclll0s'ls is one of the most
dreaded diseasrs which the Food In-
spector 'has to contend with, and its
contagious and infective uuture
mnkes it necessary for us to exercise
eternal vilignnce in our efforts to
guard against it. _For instance one
tubercular cow in nn otherwise heal-
thy herd oi 30 contaminutes the
whole milk' supply, for the "simple
reason that her mills is mixed with
the milk of that of the other 29, and
each drop of which mixture may
curry death to ‘a human belng,especi-
lilly m`tl1ose»0f weak vitality, and
the meat of-this-cow can be placed
on the stalls of any butcher in Char-
lottetown, not through dishonesty,
lint simply, ignorance. lb... ,
Many other diseases are found bv,
inspectors, such,as cancer etc..which
nre even worse than tu<berculoeis,nndl
when you _stop t‘o ‘tlhilnk that r. i
ments and. meat food products in]
icndell for export must he inspected,-
does it seem right, thot wc in flhnr-l
iottetown should he conlpelled to
.. ,-~_-~».~...,.,,-...
colloenssn nos
' me ure ron __
I ctlsslrlcmlor
One sunt ptr word 'sash insertion le
this column. ° uaslflnual aewmvwl
order. Minimum charge twenty-live
Ueflll. _ _ _______ _` __A_ ___ _ _ _“__”
l.llIAVlli .YOUR _FILMS AT TWO
Macs.  '_ _  __ __ 1951-4-14M1moll.
WANPED, TWO -MAIDU - ullfjll
wa es. Appl at the Russ
_ g  _ _ 2090-4-21M8_i
ol-'luons FOR shine slhvms
Black and patched foxes-1914 ~l>ul>’e
Newfoundland ~»tock, 0. G. How-
ard Milton. ‘A085-fl-Sllllilivll.
w_ ,f______»._.._.
sumo .rr 6:3514: .ron 'run P. a.
I. Hospital capable kitch?n malu
Aonly to slips Kilburn llousa keen-
er, 'oss-4-zimal.
w.\n'F§'n uinsxan mu 'ro wonk'
on farin`.-;\`~Yb¢el_ 85 dollars per
month. Fréeihouse' withinten mi!!-
utea walk of good raded school.
Alllilr with' referéglwes to Rlfltli'
wood Farm 0l‘shes-l'a Road. 'i
I if ' ‘ `- £057-1-BIMMZ
` Burn
born.
_ F.
citisens of this city.
~.'nlunl»le space. ` '
COIIHO EYEHIS.
la elle great lllnglisn play
Waters Bun,D¢cp" “I0 595* °f 99°*
my nranlari, at .tin-_pliers H°\l°° °°
W0' ' - " - "nl ai no
Bl-- §’.';:.l.°.2‘:l’.’.f.:.*".»dfs». ‘it r. »,,.
Robins, Parker H9590. W- U-,
leur, s-lean oliver. _Mi_¢I.. UM. 9
alma. Mill ¥.\l0l‘°°!*°°‘ “l"“°‘ ‘
Min Annlqlllsii-_.' _ =  
oat an-d drink food that has not been
inspected, and a certain lpercentage
of which we are certain, is diseased
and handled in an unsanitary man-
ner, alld which leaves us open tu the
lnercy of the dishonest person, who,
doubtful if his food would pass ill-
spection, pllts it on our market.
| By ull means let us have Food In-
spection in (lharlottetown, let oul
Mnyor and Oity Council uct. and act
nt once. 'l`lle expenditure would be
very small, all that is required ure
the services of one expert veterinary
iusilector, and my advice ill choosing
such person is to follow us neurly
ns possible the procednl'e of the
i<‘erisrul fiovornlnellt, wllichiis, no
109211 lllllll 58 llppoilltcd ullder any
circumstances, The olilcer uppointed
must receive ll slllnry, which makes
him llldepeullent of private practice.
Sentiment milf-t' not interfere with
business, therefore, this appointment
should be given to ii, mall with large
experience, preierably, s, well proven
Federlll Inspector who has not prac-
ticed on the Island and wllo, there
f0l`€. has not formed business connec-
tions, or other ties with those whose
products he nlight' have to inspect.
'l‘lle reason is ollvlolls, how could 1,
for instance, as pi practicing veterin-
arian condemn nn apparently valu
nble cow, or other animal, or putu
Client of mini-‘ to the expense of
spending time an-di money in making
his premises sanitary, and probably
e week before had collected the sum
of fifty dollars for professional ser-
vices _from__tl}e same man? _ _ '
` All ioiltchero and _milk producers
who arcleadearlcliinnto. .do thelrnilty.
to the _public will welcome inspec-
. ' ‘ '- ‘- ii government pay-_.an
tion. and it stands to reason that lm 9-’ \ ~~  - '
only time who are uau¢i»nsuloiu.a,su_..eqllg,l ~lWl° *Fd °“‘ °' "mt M
llnssnitsry, would or could make any
objections, i `,
In‘speo,king as strongly as I `hav.`df_ 
done, regarding the qualiiicstions 'Of
the inspector wh-o'may ba appointed,
for myself. This is far from_ `m`
mind, as it is impossible for rue 'to
take it, even if it were offered to
me. I um simply speaklnb as n citi
ren of* this City, knowing its dan
gcrs better than most, an-d wishing
io have the utmost efficiency, in
food Inspection, and t‘o worn you
that I have seen many other cities
in which the inspection was nothinv
but o. farce, because of the _faultr
which l’ have tried to point out
Rtnrt it, Charlottetown, but start
it right. In the vicinity of Charlot-
tetown there ure many fox ranchers
who insist on food inspection for
their foxes. and these animals .Y
know are setting purer food than thr
.Thanking you Mr. Editor for your
I am Sir, etc.
A, COMPTON LIINDIE, VB.
Ml'nard’s lilniment (lures lllsl.emD°‘l_'-
  ‘i ueellnus art
One cent per word each insertion it
this column: Cash must accompany
order. Minimum charge twenty-flvi
cents. - '
ammatspr Photographers. Films
llnishsd quicker and betten at»-The
Two Macs. ~ 1952-4-14M6l.
__-L..
°°Parties_ desi-ring _ ranching and
care, for Nexus) by'an,experleli~:ed
rancher _near Charlottetown. On.mI;Jh~
tain lnformation|.iby Blwlyilll £0 0!
44s ollarlemtawn. 20.=»9-4-20Ml-
g°Pnx-ker Hooper sud Fsenk 
April 28rd. M80. ~
--._;'.- __ _
viistlll waters Run' Dura" at
.tha
lil;
nf-
.ll
1 Wi
‘Rhulmetilts
'ue l ~ ,_
rsriwll with what awstanceals hh: ` new ri- ll ra mere ld'
- _ _ . up (Char-lo Y l' -P8
"“ t0 homes Bndv§xtl;r-ntlll slnoupi "m°';‘;a:'§;.( plgtowes considered: bv realized $_il00.'_ _ From these
\i`1I£sd“ffnlIt nfs: Put to a mood Dllf' :h1sDI»loussA in committee (Uha'Lrrr@1\ sources, the province raised
_   lf‘,llllf- lure--'i°fr are   
"lil -l..-lilliilllil 0°” _°f PM lim" il" ..l:°..e::::;.B'~l‘.:;.
' of Children. ‘ l'i2TI“‘5-.....‘?.§‘lf..l.§'.IZ._°°l§Z”§.?.i.£l.§”°
od
that besides the amount that it
would contrl-bute equal to the sub-
scriptions paid in by the members 0!
ernment would he called upon tu pay
one-quarter of the compensation to be
given for loss in sheep caused by
dogs. That was something not in
the Bill. All that that Bill author-iz.
ed the Government to-do was tc pay
something not exceeding the ,lfnoiirft
of membership feees paid in every
Olle year, and further that the Gov-
ernment money was paid in,,for n
Silt*-0150 Dlll`D0se-to assist the Assu-
cint.ion.i|l colnpelisatillg its nlembcra
folglu.-lses nrislng from tho killing ol
sheep hy dogs. 'fini amount then
that would be paid by the Govern-
ment would fillctlrnte in pl'upl>l'tioll
to the nllrrl;'el‘ uf shr-up kilfcll und
their vulue. If there were no sheep
killed, by that clnusn ilccordillg to
his judgment, tllerc would he llotllillgi
collwfng from the (lovernnlent. But
ill no instance lvnilicl the iiovorn-
ment be called upon to puy H sum
tu thc amount silhr»u‘.l'ibed and paid
for n.».embcrshlp fees unless tllere had
been loss of sheep killed by dogs
equal to that amount. The conten-
|.i0n of the (_'nlIuflli8si~Orlel~, he dill nut
think, was Lorne out by lhut,
Hon, Mr. MCKINNON said that the
obdectioll was very well taken. 'lht
sentence was ill-constrllctell and he
would recollsirllct the sentellcc so as
to carry out_l.lle intentions he liud
state-d. - _
Hon. Mr. S'l`li}WAR'i`: In it intend-
ed that the (lo)/crnment should give.
an amount equal _tn one s\u>sc_ril>-
tions,ol the ml3n1beI‘s_nn-d also grant
in auditlqn to ella; qneqliarirr Di
tlla___vaiun of the sneap_nll_\er1l wliai
Lui! I\.d_'_.lS. that the members of
ms;‘-H35 so :wud rev:-e °°““l°
eral.. _\`f_or __ the
 i'lb?;§[lli§‘fvo'l?1._l’Aaf`sh'é'P' will
amos? __1_-moron on _-non.. mem-
uarra 'een eigqw ls rlsllt- ld“l ml
nsde the admission lee to m°“\\l°"
ilnpshilv one ‘lf 6'” t"° °°“t’ W’
an ul shew. the swim! 0" ° uk*
ffnount by the Government woulf
le a very small -amount indecd _to
wards the 8-95l9t*_*“°° °‘ bmsiveiy $1
-_ortam branch of our liven: Tin-6 if
.now th-at at- the DPW” '
ts little or u0 MilUt“'”°° l" mm
the Association each year, the Gova'
»- - . _ gy, ‘_ i. AQ; g leorpopate the
I may save left myself open tozthe °rM'knd‘l' “M the matter and ha "mend ‘ln 0 n
accusation of wishing the position in
r
-_-__-.___-_.__
lmight appear that all the assistance
'the Government would be givin-g
would -be th-s payment of onexiuslrter
-of .the loss in sheep.
Hon. Mr. _STEWART said that that
section would have to be read to-
gether with the proceedinv section, -
On the sugrgiestiioll the Premier the
clause wus laid over for fllrther con-_
sideration.
. As to the clause providing for the!
Association to submit its an-
nual report. and financial state-
ment to the Commissioner
of Agriculture, '. Hon. Mr. Dal-
ton said that it should be provided
wilintwithii-n what time those reports
must be submitted, He thought it
should be stated that Luis n-ust he
done by 31st. Dcceinlier ill each yi-nir.
`l)(lMINl(lN RESl’()NHU\Tl.lTY _
'Pile l’lil"I-illflilil said that ii consid-
eration had `ul‘isen from the discus-
slull us tothe usslstance to be giv-
en ov the (lovernm_ent, which while
ne lild not cur that it should il v
especially where it was u new intro-
Y .
the local G‘overnn:ent that might
-uard themselves continuously r~-<'ni-n-
.t ussumlrlg respollsiblllties where'
the Dominion Govemme-llt might be
made to assume thsni, ._
Clause 10 was amended in accord-
lnce with the sliggostion ol I-Yo»n.lVir.
Dalton, providing th-at such reports
nust be submitted on or about the
ilst December of ea h year.
The Hellas resume and pl'§1'E.‘l‘0SB
_'vas reported in i;hg_con_sl_»ders'tlon of
..haBlll."-  ’  '
The House next" resolved itself into
lommittee. '(Chairrr~sn Mr. Martin)
'zu com;-ser ,,_ bill to incorporate the
spans lfllv-er Rural Telephone 
' td. The bill was ordered to s thlrd
_(ending.
' The following bills were read a
mpg -tin-,s and passed: An act *-0
 ` u`  ,ldbocarrled 'oi\t.'n"li0n "F 'ch River, Farmin-Q Golilmd., an that, of
[4 '  -gage th`is'bill itaihed was, \;¥h¢_,‘-,wmgnd Yan Act for the .better 203.-__
,pay his amount would he zlvén ii' __-.0v_ernm0nt‘-_nf  mb _ “_m_~_n“_ °“ "°'“ “
his _beep-'Br_ea_lel-s. Aasoelatlein r (rim _House wen n°D0.M___0 “__ wiv
,nm ¢.,.prmr.oi:a.ine\aheel> lju wtf! es; (Grail-rr-an Mr- _ _ite the Id»m_
it is ojilyiil small amount. If tht! . .ldap a»1>lll.tn incorP0l‘ .
k pr 00,, 1,id..'Ilhe»hill
.mvarp§?:¢%' toon’ th'll\d _readi'hr. _ - I
'"1-°_ pf,,,,,.. l., comm-l'ttee_. (Onan-
n:naMr Blmtain-¥ “ext °°“°m°"d ts"
' C
 .rl:l:::°.'..;;.lf:.‘:‘-.if'°f1i‘i‘?’r-»
he  _., third reading.
m glgrszrehhhd a-‘d(l0\1\‘ll°<l t0 3 9”"
when our l-louse reslmlrf “t “ig”
1 rther
. sill entitles an M* “J ‘ju I
Government had been saddled with n
debt of over n million dollars, $900
000 of which has been run up in the
course of the last twenty years, and
had had to pay interest on that
um, they would have reduced the
ebt by ii, great deal more than the
$70,000 by which they .held been able
tn reduce it within the last two
vears-they would have cut at least
$40,000 more od it.
I-Ind it not been that the present
B
d
1'; LOOM DISPELLED.
It was worth while for the mem-
bers of the Legislature and the peo-
ple of the province to take note oi
oi’ the tact that dllrlng the last two
years, when the present Government
had been ln power, there had been
quite n changed aspect ln the allairs
of the Province. Beiore the present.
partv came ill there had been quite
a gloom over the Province; the peo-
hle were going away to the Wtst and
the Province had been decru.lsing ill'
lJ0D\llati0n_ He did not think that
u .
urlsell, mustebe `lrlct, und it wa; that could be Bam nn” He KMW "1
this-tilut they were desirous of hav- “" mBt'“"°e °f H Young ma” Wh” had
lug ns nzuch of the responsibility wma Pack 'mm V,“~“°°“VeY 10 OW" H
rest on the Uomillloll as _possible in brokers business m the island- *md
regard tr- alll to such associations, :‘~"0the" Y°““K ma" had fefuflled
r
om the West to become a solicitor
duction bv the flomiuion Government. “t the B" h"°~ He did “Ot think
He thought they were ww foolish the peoillc ofthe Province coulid
indeed ill going to work ill such a bl“`m"_th“ Present G0V§l`“‘m3'“¢ lOl'
lvay us to assume ll rcsllcnsibillt lr* ‘mvthmg mm the form” em K"B“0lli
of their people to the Wcst, because'
verv well be assumed by the Domin- the ““'“Bt‘°“ had been e“l'ifelV
_on Government, They had got to ?ha“g"d ’i“"*` me P"“~*°“° Pflfty ‘llllml
into power. _ . |
Mr. RICHARDS: It has changed
out there. too. _
Mr. MeDoNAl.D: It asa enangen\@
here and for che better, The ham.
member proceeded to say that the
prospects, with the present Govern-
ment. were all particularly -bright..
The.-present (lovernmenthad shown
that they could Ndfuée' the Pr0vdnce's
dedcit. bv n very considerable sum,
LOOKS NOW
President Wilson Has
_ ., - vs _*__ _____`
LIKE    
U. S. INTERVENTION
Decided io Usa Arnica
Force to Obtain Recognition from liuertu
of Country’s Honor.
(Canadian Press)
WASHINGTON, April 20,- The
House Foreign Affairs iionnnittee pf-
ter all hour's session voted the re-
port on th. Mexican situation practi-
cally os introduced, After il warm
discnssion represeutuiive Underwood
said this lesoiut on may mean wnr,
or it may mean peace, llet ua hope
the ultinunte result Sf the passage nl
the resolution will be nence_ good or-
der ill this Rep‘..‘.'.lln of Mexico und the
e.stub‘lishn\eut of irislldlv relations
between the countries. But whether'
it means l-ence or wnr the-re ure tinlss
when honor must he lliallltui-neil llt.
whatever rust. For more than li
veur we have been fnc ug u reigll of
disorder in Mexico with vreut os.
tience. We endeavored to llllow Mex-
co to work out hri- prelilen. 0| |,p,,<¢,._
und zoverllmellt,
-_-a__.__
-(lnllsdldll Press)
WAi~lHINifTON, April 20,-After li
Svlrited debate of two hmii-li the
House pnsscu to-nlgilt the Admlllis.
tration Resolution uuurovillg ol
Irrsldent W lsoll's nurposv to use the
nrlned lorcos of the nation to l,\,i,al,,
from Huertfl the fullest recognition
of the honor and di:a‘nity of the Unlt-
d States, `
_ iCanad an Press)
w.».sl~l1NG'roN, April 2o.~lsatlm-
iutes of thc War Department to-dev
out the armed lorccs of the Huerta
.Government of Mexico nt about 40,.
`u00, well scattered throughout the
country, uccording to the depart.
IHEUVB Ulrllrcs. More than six thou-
snnd troops are in Mexico City, spout
six thousand ure nrollnd Saltillo and
-South 'Porreoll und the remainder
lil-e ill othcl stmtrs and ill the south-
ern provinces. .
(Uanudian Press)
Miilfililil CITY. April 20.-Presb
dent I’llsl°i_;l has given aggiix-a.nceitha¢‘
forcisll resilienlts, Americans included,
shall _have ll full guarantee pl parody
(Uanidian Press)
vlsllll irnuz, April 20.-Gammons.
or Charles F. Huzhol, Chief ol the
staff nf the United States -At-,lnntig
fleitt. to-duv called on General Mass,
comm'indel‘ of the Feder-al troons at
VFW (T112 and also on the command-
" 07 lihlll ll0l't and instructed them
to order nli American vessels out 0(
the harbor. Cnmnlander Hughes
sent word to the Bnlanlsh and Qi-itlsi;
“lure not film: mem ol nla an an,
The America" C0l\B\ll is making ar-
ranéements lor forelvners in the city
to be taken aboard the merchant
“MP9 ll0WYi'nv them of his action,
_are issuing-, also .. wpmimrm Au
_fox-_eilrnrrs to withdrnw 1_rcni'-Mexico.,
.
that they could still knock at least
$5.000, more oil the debt. li matters
camirout in accordance with the
supnlv that/was howl. being asked for.
CONVINGING FIGURES. '
The 'total revenue ---
for the past year
~ course, a
mtl the
loan f
nearlv $60,-000. This made a'
l
'_ 'i_Frorn our own Reporter.)
o se of
comparison
_ __ tr oi
OTLAWA, April 20.-Today was 51,! inthat
_.Ontario Day from the standpoint o
There were threl
c ur
V th w rds following "'\‘°°”l“ 7EBATF' ON' “UDGET RESUMED' $26
)il:,tn" Bincthe- 'fourth line of ill* '
”l?p‘f,°,°`gpnaKmn thought uint. wha.
` l WB-
i'0`se.  that _n-mollénslg _iii ’;‘7';'_‘;_ mg lr. Dohiggbg It was ordered lil B 2000-tg____r
'hem mr “mt plurllrt well be 00”' f  llflrouse resolved itseliiinto 001°' sldv of $432,000. andthe balance ol
*he* “Mft m gm ,I dmde tip nt; (Cmmman -M,_ »p_ _w, lvlclwn- ravenue collected in this Province
'°“‘d ,heh Association our o' fl,” ,,,,',,,,,,,i,i.,, ,, nlll_r.e incorporate was nina $14,000, which they ml-gal
.,_,_ss__s.___I_1§.  __m__HB,l| of t-he loss 'hp Royal 5;,-gin Solver Black Foxes say
a th
ct the loser any 0‘l9*l""“`t"" “M tbl Ml e
~ _ _ . . ~ ‘ ld not he interpreted ns the
ettin-I any money even if there W°l\ .ive and E00
s V ‘mom r had sllleestcd- 1'-lun!
-'° 195°" mcaustll u2§|b`fl(t;'e:\“";t1:l` hiwglxr lin r.h'h?ls~l:it the name Gol- wha
 "Cum 'have to Lon f sunscrlh ‘eu l5slt'nlizht B€l`V€ ill? P‘"`p°9° °°' that
fqllal t° th” “m°““"_b 1.] Elly ‘well He would th-elelore move people generally? 'Ilhey have ziven
mlihz pref-'dwhitlrlifg n`l?lmt»l?;:e were nc lint sllch‘bc'the rinme. ' them beck all the expenditure ue-
" 'r _ ' » I d_ auir
lossess, how mucll money would yor _/trim mptlonr was .;l_‘;__i;__ ___ _____r__ _or
` 'the Governnlent! ‘ l`l"‘ “ll ‘-"A9 “ "
;§=__r:mi;onr_____ ______I______AR___ moved mm _~m_,“,,,,_ nartmenea ol the public servlet tnev
'he clause he amended- by sl-l`l\‘lll‘l hm
on the Bllditst WM tllffll W ha
Oammiasinnsr of Ai! °“l¢“'° ‘““"°“' I I th*
was taken from aln~l`culture, from
farmers-which came out of the
_ _ >_ _ D ig n ¢b‘ected` to we people as u people and not out of the
1°vemm'nt the quarter 7 »l?r¥;n'..lg1¢:vnl'? oh tlfeisrould that; W rlehfll' g t l t _
_ _ _ EN-FS » " t ,»§_,_-page 3 connect: on pei- can . of the to al recap s ol the
AMENDM _:l‘;"ldn;'§°;’,'Dyaf;ys_` Province csnle directly out oi the
' J A \DlslWAIi. said that claus. Tk, 9u55,\r¢1~ contended that the people df the Province. The other
Mr._ ~ t- "cmde the Assodnmm Word' was mpreiv 5 nunlifyinz adicc- 86 _per cent. came out of foreigners,
0 il-il no ' '
classes. That was, about ll
richer classes, and of course .lu-_
e the subsidy. On the other halud
t had they given the people back,
ls, the agrlculturists and the
ed for agriculture, education and
public works. In thosetlirse de-
zlven thc people ibackliho? than
_5.000,- out of the total e` otndi
ture of 3490.980. -In other wordii of
on the motion ol thi-. Prem sr, the the public revenue they had _:ivan
- - - ak
so par cent. fo the people and
farmers general _v. No one would
avenue with the Dominlon_Bu_l»- fin
ri
fbr was rather exliorblt
in which othe-
aarvlce wen
the con
carried as
then
by ' tb:
f mini
good by the Ano
owners of the shes
of Agriculture
hat this amendment was
was required :md
pu;-pegs very well,
‘ l f ` ` - - therefore deny th-Q  people _ find
Mr. A. A.- lvl<=noNAl.D_ wlro had
He said that oil that
well to can a glance _
)
ll so as to mioke
Goyernmeht has
1911 it was the
to ask the electors
he represented to mn- ‘l
Oat even _liid tohishl *-
as ll. our ¢;_$__.vi»e did-
ara‘in; you cn ot make
suv better." He did not
would limi any out-lonhbzl
that now. The out No
been very dlfierent in the
of the nifairs of tha orovlnce
m_‘eyiolls° reall- ~T\1¢ l`¢ll“°“°l\
'Provinces debt _durlnir that
was cometh nz that had- not
of sinus -Confcderatlml
wltlun the memorv of
_ been u exceehiugl well. -
when -the debate was ad- » l _rm :i?il|m;l1y®P»g|m7l7';'l]
previous night, continued gpm '
sllrrrs  o __ l-is luiinicli.
It seemed to him eh-at ll the Prov-
- 5 . ace llarlfnot nssanrrdieil with that
xagfnlhlvmle thzolzgxienlxg-‘debg thst..tholr predecessors *in* Gov- '
mam ln newer, lm,-,y Armen nas lm za-enum they mane*
r _ ‘ have-been able to cancel thas whole'
WB t llnvbtli ~of- the Provinces o the
tu “ow t pm‘ piople of the Province had mt to
i-emnrllmeq distinctly than their ~ predeeeditra in Govern- ~
‘elariellac mx-. andnot the ure-
3Fl~GtWhrnl\\9nt. Without #Inv ‘hi-`
Moa ls- umleion, nm wut' his
1,, mp nm in si-lii4'ity,» him ii: not been for 
mbdP°`°3li'n`vour Coders- 4
'est-. 'oi a mluotisrl in taxation. all
b0"'nei!¢itarv pdhlle works' » had been
aameoeu-i, ‘en improvements tin-.
onrheur eil gamers; the llsmiltm
el the in-ovlnce had henlrreduced; the
MAN of education had been rais-
3: considerable and unusual assist- _
ence had been given to rumen anelflllflll the _complaint "'“°ll“*:1'l 'I
qriculture generally' assistance was *"7*-hm" rhm* We" "“°“°°“ " '
bein! :ivan in the raisins of ovnterfacree for prnple to cultivate oyster-
mud lertlilzer. W-ith reference to ov \°“~
Germany
'T say to
spite of their eilorts nothing wal
ever actually done, and it remalner
for the present Government to tak.
un and carry out the matter of sIJe°'l
al aidvuntsss to the farmers. As' tl
the que`stlon oi drawing the mud, h».
understood that formerly a ll‘°l|lll
of $13 to $14 ll. car-loaid for twent
mile, had to be paid, but under thi
new arrangements which was _to b
made. it was proposed to cut thu
or 
1911 to this
nent
of free
_said-
use
rss trade and it held
r try to feel
sts were
h ranks.
.,;,_ Hmm turning -£0
he opposition. myself I b°l*°"°
rl moderate protection and I am
early in appeal to my liwlllh
omorrow on that." Mr. W-sialiel
-elm briefly with the Llbernl policy
gentle-
prics in two, and the straight chars
would be in future $6 to $'/».,. car
lead to rake lntwenty miles. The
would be, oi course, :mother lzres
llenellt to the farmers. In Ht. Peter’
'Bay there were thousands und thou
sands of tons of this mild and thi
pianllg had grown so nigh that the:
could noi. be approached lw the Ordlll
ary means of dlzziug, But with th
means that the Government ni'0l>0l_9
to adopt, the mud could be raised ll
summer time and would be carrier
to the farms alonlz the shores and il,
long the rivers ns fllr ns the dredvf
nuld Ret.
~ (l'|'S'l`FlHH AND RUADF.
.-Another matter that the
must _ nat forget, "°
that the present' Governmen
had taken hold of the u\l¢l¢10h C
enter erasure. o<mmlain.t._n2d bee
made by their opponents hilt th
Goterninent had let oyster 'beds t '
brivdle companies. He thourht ~l
mr my small to .linen mil it
thin( nl that, because there' wer
thousands of acres ni barren bottmr
dild if they were -ii few beds” th
companies had taken, what edect lil#
they on the general oyster cilltiire
'rs-l rlnverrlment. as a matter oi. fact
had not touched any beds and hs
ldt the urtsrnt beds emtirelv tn tl'
public and the dshermen. I-le did nn|
ster. mud lla naoeretooa that the late d_‘_\_"_‘_‘_f2;L *:‘_k‘_“ _;‘;“*-___‘;‘_}‘_:f°_§":_"r‘;‘:_:j
G°v°mm°nt had 'mme mme ond". t t were belnv -roi lor mvrirliltiir-il
during their imc tn hav! GMM 2-- ~ -~ -- --~---~
any living ln un rfovma' .upng ions ui me ` umm; partial _ lcea€`nl\ns`aa nm :.5 miner-ll'| ‘intimal 
'f free food, Sir Wilfred. Dt HBm\l`
mf, had pronounced it ‘ll P01'
cy lor the women,’ it will
mother form of "CB U`“‘\°-
l-H0weve|~_'- “id Mi-_ Welcll0_\.
'though the DRY*-Y '“`\¢b¢ ‘mt w‘“"'
,verybodv to know th-at lust YGM it
was unsound, economically. '10 bl*
leve that onlne were reslwnllblv f°r
no nlgll coat ol llvnur. 'Phe Uri*-°<l
states -liao teams that out with M
Underwood tarlil. Instead of mink
iowa *aa éxlnctvil. we ~°°» 9' “ml
las enllzlnuul to so uv- _ *hm Wei
:he "free food" ~to comb f\‘0m- 'WWW
rl. united seam any freer canada
-lt a hum price and nil-back ¢\ \
bw nrlee. 'fhnv -had t_\U\'3lV°| 9°"
r on the terlil in ordirto gut IB-
lssto Cnnsds's food nroduetis 'Bm
trmsr was rtlll told that he would
-at hilrher prices, while tlnworllhi
non was told that he would ist h_l_|
lying enaainr. the also-old lace-
sreney that nad nesnsllsnrovsn in
',§i1. rms tooo simon-omit fm
u-alle -ih natural produc, and -the-fl'
-wvlli oi ina earnal~|t<mo.ol_ national
prosperity. ’l‘he cont ol livin! wvillil
ie partly reduced slim oanadlaiu
muld cease to vo no lest \ alll' as
luring the last few years. Thuv were
~\~i\ntini New vnrir and Nlttllli up
next morning _vvi,tl:--sn{¢iig»_t\‘ uw
wld s. headache. The nm the
"ionlsrvstlve unriv. nov. an ever.
~ °o.so uliust the tang that it
volild sunblv the rcveuiidf-nee¢|lsk.\‘
'ir the country, ivnivlll Qilmilllti ln~
rluntries and would create -l some
market im :ne leftists."
said Mr. Wcichel,
o. this country in
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