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Jhau4
reports
more
fully
recent
debate
In
the
House
of
Com
mons
at
OtuVa
wherein
Mlsi
Agnes
XlcPhaU,
Progressive.,
member
tjr
Orey
boutheait."'
Qittario.
J.
C.
Brady.
Mi.
for
Sktena,
and
J.
S.
Woodsworth,
the
I
Winnipeg
Labor
member,
had
dlller-1
tnces
over
a
vote
of
500,000
for
cadet:
training
In
Canada.
Miss
McPhall
1
scathingly
denounced
such
a
vote
and
I
demanded
that
It
be
cut
to
II.
Tlie
debate
ensuing
-was
In
part
as
follows:
Mr.
Brady:
"This
is
the
first
time
that
I
find
myielf
In
utter
opposition
to
any
hon.
member.
In
the
presentation
jt
matters
to
this
House.
On
the
question
of
cadet
traUUng,
I
can
present,
to
the
hon.
member
ioi
Southeast
Grey
an
experience
of
twenty-eight
years
In
cadet
work,
not
metely
in
Canada,
but
in
Australia,
Mew
Zealand
and
South
Africa.
Tennyson
once
said:
'Self-
knowledge,
self-reverence
and
self-control
are
the
three
great
powers
In
the
development
of
character
and
morality.'
and
in
cadet
training
we
have
taught
and
Inculcated
that
in
a
degree
which
i
perhaps
not
known
by
the
hon.
mem
ber
but
Is
known
by
aU
who
have
seen
the
effects
of
cadet
training
In
the
high
schools
and
particularly
In
high
schools
throughout
Canada.
I
am
sorry
to
have
absolutely
to
appose
the
views
of
the
hon.
member.
I
would
like
to
be
able
to
agree
with
her.
but
In
a
question
of
this
sort
we
must
be
honest
and
we
must
recognize
the
fact
that
there
Is
nothing
military
in
the
training
given
today
to
cadets
in
the
high
schools
of
this
country.
Furthermore
the
physical
training
Is
absolutely
up
to
date
,
and
commensurate
with
the
best
improvements
In
the
physical
development
of
our
youth.
I
would
ask
any
hon.
member
just
to
ponder
over
this
question.
What
is
the
purpose
and
aim
of
the
educators
of
our
youth
in
Canada
today?
It
Is
this:
To
make
good
citizens;
to
make
law-abiding
citizens;
to
make
citizens
who
will
live
up
to
their
responsibilities.
I
say
unhesitatingly
and
without
fear
of
contradic
tion
that
cadet
training
in
our
schools
today
is
bringing
out
from
our
youth
all
those
attributes
,of
honor,
discipline
and
self-control
that
go
to
make
a
great
country
and
a
great
nation.
Furthermore
it
is
wrong,
it
h,
to
say
the
least.
Improper,
that
a
view
point
is
given
out
to
our
people
and
to
this
House
that
bur
youth
are
made
biased
by
the
training
which
they
re
celve
In
those
schools.
I
would
like
the
hon.
membe;
far
Southeast
Orey
to
visit
tlx
schools
In
British
Columbia
and
see
the
actual
conditions
and
the
Uachers
who
have
charge
of
thPM
boys.
I
would
challenge
her.
to.
see
even
euiolance.
even
s
very
shadow,
.
of
lfc&tmUitarY
drasomiwhlch
she
has
lifted
up
and
presented
to
many
people
who
ere
Ignorant
of
the
facta
that
lie
be
hind
this
cadet
training."
Mit.
voo!Noimi
Mr.
Woodsworth:
"Perhaps
the
hon,
gentleman
has
not
read
the
report
tq
which
the
hon.
member
tor
Southeast
Grey
has
referred,
namely,
an
inquiry
Into
conditions
in
the
schools
in
British
Columbia,
In
which
report
the
commis
sioners
spoke
very
strongly
against
the
cadet
training."
Mr.
Brady:
"I
had
a
part
in
the
re
port
of
that
commission.
I
likewise
as
stated
In
a
small
way
In
the
work
of
the
commission.
Whether
that
rejurt
was
advert
or
not,
you
-will
always
have
opinions
adverse
to
every
scheme
that
has
as
Its
foundation,
the
purpose
of
ennobling
our
youth
and
making
them
law-abiding
citizens."
Mr.
Woodsworth:
"I
hope
the
hon.
member
does
not
suggest
that
Doctor
Putman
and
the
other
conunUloner
were
opposed."
Mr.
Brady:
"J
am
quite
pleased
when,
(
near
the
non.
member
lor
winni)eg
ljorth
Centre
refer
to
Doctor
Putman.
I
know
Wm
personally.
Of
court,
in
any
schema,
no
matter
what
It
Is,
there
are
lm)erfectlons,
and
he
may
have
In'
vtanced
a
few
things
that
perhaps
he
would
like
to
see
improved,
but
I
say
unhesitatingly
that
If
there
is
one
thing
that
has
been
for
the
good
of
Canada,
it
Is
the
-cadet
training
that
Is
carried
on
In
the
high
schools
of
the
Duenliv
lan,
and
(
say
that
that
training
should
be
continued
until
there
Is
not
one
boy
in
the
length
and
breadth
of
Canada
wlv
will
not
know
how
to
stand
up
straight
;and
control
hit
body
Ml
well
as
ills
nUixt
That
Is
the
pur
WM.r1
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11
Afttr
Entry
Mtai
'
Flavored
with
ths
jsiica
of
Irii
mint
Uavs
pose
of
cadet
training.
Everybody
knows
that
the
newspapers
today
are
full
of
instances
showing
how
our
youth
are
undisciplined
and
unwlUlng
to
accept
authority.
They
want
to
go
the
wUd
and
easy
way.
I
say
that
there
Is
no
form
of
moral
discipline
more
natural
In
its
application
and
more
worthy
of
commendation
than
the
cadet
training
that
Is
given
in
the
high
schools
of
British
Columbia;
I
cannot
speak
for
the
other
provinces.
HANDLING
Itlll.K
As
to
handling
a
rifle,
you
would
imagine
from
all
this
talk
about
shoot
ing,
that
every
boy
Is
being
taught
to
prepare-
for
the
day
when
he
may
point
that
weapon
directly
towards
the
enemy.
That
is
not
so.
T
will
tell
you
why
we
are
teaching
the
boys
to
shoot.
There
not
a
season
In
which
we
have
not
scores
of
deaths
through
negligence
and
lack
of
knowledge
of
handling
a
rifle.
Bf
our
cadet
training
we
have
reduced
to
a
minimum
the
number
of
accidents
in
the
hunting
flejd
In
Brit
ish
Columbia.
We
teach
the
boy
that
in
order
to
shoot
well
he
must
have
perfect
control
over
his
muscles,
that
his
brain
and
body
must
co-ordinate
per
fectly.
I
say
that
it
Is
absolutely
nece.
DTI
I
use
of,the
rifle,
not
tor
military
pur-I
poses,
by
any
means.
I
wish
that
those
'h4
are
antagonistic
to
cadet
training
'
would
only
do
the
Intelligent
thing
and
jgo
and
visit
the
schools
where
thli
training
is
being
carried
on
before
they
i
oppose
It
I
am
speaking
from
expertise,
and
T
am
very
sorry
Indeed
that
I
should
be
called
upon
to
protest
iirongly
against
what
I
consider
the
exaggerated
picture
of
cadet
training
that
has
been
presented
by
the
hon.
member
for
Southeast
qreyv
I
say
that
if
we
had
more
of
thl
training,
we
would
,
have
lens
crime,
and
'
would
have
a
better
direction'
of
the
energy
of
our
youth
Into
proper
channels."
I
cruthches,.
TERRACE
Mr.
A.
Akerberg
H
a
guest
at
the
SoucL
of
Prince
Rupert
home
of
Mrs.
V.
E.
T.
Brooks
returned
to
I'Tlnce
Rupert
on
Sunday
alter
spending
the
week
end
at
Ids
home
here.
He
was
accompanied
to
the
coast
by
Mrs
Brooks,
who
wUl
spend
a
short
time
there.
Having,
completed
his
pole
contracts
at
Uetrio.
,J.
Thqmmassoa.
accompanied
by
his
wife
and
daughter,
returned
to
Terrace
on
Monday.
They
are
making
preparations
to
spend
the
summer
on
their
ranch
In
the
Late
lie
Valley.
Mist
Toombs
accompanied
them.
O.
Melcher,
who
suffered
a
badly
broken
leg
In
the
woods
here
some
months
ago,
was
able
to
return
to
Ter-uce
on
Monday
from
Prince
Rupert
General
Uospstat,
where
he
has
been-
a
patient
sisice
the
accident.
He
Is
able
to
get
around
now
with
the
aid
of
While
In
Prince
Rupert
last
week,
C.
L.
M.
Glggey
purchased
truck
and
trailer
to
be
used
for
transporting
Aim.
ber.
ties,
poles,
etc
from
the
Little-Olggey-mil!
In
;
the
Kltsum-Kalum
valley
to
Terrace.
I
S.
HaudenKhlld
made
a
short
business
trip
'to
Prince
Rupert
on.
Sunday.
He
returned
on
Monday.
Mrs.
Thornton
of
Smithers
was
a
business
visitor
here'
at
the
week
end.
Miss
Janet
Lee,
R.N,
of
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
staff,
arrived
3a
ry
that
our
boys
be
trained
in
the
on
Monday
to
spend
a
holiday
at
the
WHEN
HE
SAYS,
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parts
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Taxes
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until
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30.
SO
by
(So
feet
cleared..
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for
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cash.
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INLANDER,
830
Second
Avenue.
Phona
137.
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II,
L.
Frank.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Warbcck
Sod
daughter
returned
to
Prince
Ruper)
on
Sunday
after
a
short
visit
to
their
ranch
here
Gertrude
McConneU,
little
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
McDonnell
of
Ter.
race,
underwent,
a
succeMful
operation
tot
appendicitis
at
the
Prime
Runert
Oenersl
HVxpttsl
this
week;
r.
L.
Thomas.
Paflflc
school
l&whef.
was
a
vWtor
here
at
the
week
end.
Miss
Miiliott
of
the
local
school
ataS
and
Miss
Slbary
of
Lh
Copper
City
ltIkjoI
left
011
Tuesday
to
sjiend
a
portion
of
their,
vacation
In
Prime
ru.,
pert
Kuut
Olson
and
two
children
left
on
Tuesday
for
Prince
Rupert
where
the
children
-win
enter
Ue
hospital
for
medical
treatment.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dlggles
and
two
datich.
ters
returned
to
Doreeu
un
Monday
tlitcr
Bpenaiiig
several
clay,
in
Terrace
They
expect
to
nuTve
to
Terrsra
in
the
near
future.
Mr.
Dkiries
hvin
ouuiinea
worn
ncrt,
Miss
Betty
Anderson
returned
on
Taediy
"3
her
studies
at
the
Prince
Rupert
convent.
HOTM.
iA.tRIVAI.K.
Miss
C
Q'Opnnell,
Ogiia
River,
j
i
Ulggs.
J.
piarke.
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Miller.
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Green
318.
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day.
April
31
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230
pm
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tared
in!
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table,
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cabinet,
chairs,
rorkers.
dining
table,
buffet.
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rugs.
beds,
bureau,!
lino.
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sales
guaranteed.
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LOST-
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man
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please
return
to
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HEMSTITCHING.
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Red
334.
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Scalp
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Mtliu
857
Third
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BJ
Appointment.
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637.
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loiiry
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proprietors
144
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41
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all
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recovered
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made
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603.
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700
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