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Newspaper
Charlottetown Guardian
Location
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada
Date
Jun 01, 1920
Page
1
The letter from Mr. Creelman McArthur challenges the committee's handling of the Public Accounts report. It accuses McArthur and Saunders of withholding information, criticizes the hidden publication of the Auditor's statement, and labels the majority’s actions as tyrannical. The piece argues McArthur acted without proper consultation and faces scrutiny from Conservative colleagues.
The piece lauds Fort Augustus figure Peter Brodie as a longtime Liberal standard bearer who challenged government taxes and pledges. It argues his honesty contrasts with “wire-pullers,” condemns current finances, and contrasts external audits with government deceit, urging accountability.
This column invites correspondents to discuss questions of interest. The Charlottetown Guardian notes it does not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed by its contributors.
Creelman MacArthur writes to defend himself and Mr Saunders against claims they aided Mr Bell. He says he was not present when the minority report was presented and did not know of the article before reading it in the Guardian. He insists the Public Accounts Committee chair did not promise to include the Auditors statement and questions press interest.
The poem notes the annual return of spring with crocuses and daffodils shaping dresses and crafts. It muses on the quiet preparations and the sense that spring’s regularity makes its wonder less extraordinary.
The report argues the net debt increased by 56 757 28 dollars over eight years of Conservative rule and asserts all data were presented to government without challenge. It accuses opponents of seeking suppression to hide their actions.
The old gardener advises trying Savoys for the first time and suggests buying a few plants now or sowing seeds for a fall harvest. Sow in rows, transplant thinnings eighteen inches apart, and enjoy the heart of Savoy cabbage as an exceptional dish.
A Winnipeg banquet presided by Sir John Eaton awarded more than 600 war medals to T Eaton Company employees who served and returned to the Winnipeg store. About 2 500 other staff attended as Sir James Aikins Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba Premier Norris and Gen D K Ketcher spoke to the crowd.
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