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Lunch Klts $3.00 to $5.00

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iTHE iliiillliliiililiii illIiilllIiN

THE ' CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

President. W. Cheater l. Inhale: y, Llaut. Ool. D. Editor and Inhaler. ll. ll. Burnett

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New York‘ lepreaentat lvv-Jnlruluuru Powers, lm.

Vim-President, J‘. I. Barnett; 0. Associate- Editor, D. ll. Currie

e-l. J. Power

THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1925

WATCHING EACH OTHER

inspections ill Ontario. A factory. r

inspector after another. one inspcc- i another

llnother sanitation and so

v tiolls there is the unavoidable -ln- sary. The proof that it is neither ' terference, in factory and store, ileccssary nor urgent is found ill the

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with

way or another. duplicated all over Canada. We are. officially or unof- ficially. watching each other. The police are watching th-s- citizens,

the citizens watching the police.

men and places suspected of drink. 1H5‘! 0r harboring illicit

SlifllljlliOll and the vc-ndorn of those the in- sunctxlrs in the hope of getting “by

'11‘ "P" T118 111W. the schoolmaster

a i“ wmdmlg 1119 110i’ and the Iboy i-s much like this pork vbarrel system,"

wa-tlng until the iychoollnastefs

_ (‘Y0 is diverted in another direo. when the opportunity

comes. 1v- lilaiys his little prank... it is aill expensive, indeed the {Null ter proportion ioii our earnings is

"Xillfllltivfi 1n this process of watch- ‘1111; or being watched. Now, if we “'1”? ‘Dmpcrly civilized. IWe would not require this constann, watching.

Thu- olviiizctl factory owner would surround hig empioyegg w“), a." possible safeguards agqlinst Quid. “'11- 111111111 provide ‘necessary san- itation, would see to it that no em. ftinyelo wa-s overworked or ill used, The vendor of mllilk and meat and fruit and vegetables would see H, 1t that these were cllcltn and lwhoic. ""1119. 13111- lust because we gm 110i vet completely civilized, 1.... need to be watched. Producer, sell. lei-buyer each needs to-be watched 11m he "take advantage and avg“ the watcher must be wn-tchod, 119g! 11.8 "M91180 that process vulgarly known as "greased paw."

Of course we do not al-i need tn he watched. There are those whose product, be it from factory. garden. farm. or silaught/erbiouao, we can accept without question, whose change we may pill uncount. ed into ollr pocket. And, ‘to our CF11". We believe these are in tho majority.

Curiously. the Chinese, whom we tvlsrautly Nisan! as only a liiltle inferior to us. are not subject to nf- "11181 imwcction of thlis loind. Tho Chllnamaln who would dare 1p d" anly one of the things which we try to lust/ant by inspection would im- mediately become an outcast firom whatever level of society, htgh or low he belonged to and. if the of- fence were mlfficiently grave, ho wonild Iproila-bly lose an. 1...... M... his depraved epi-rlt would go to the place of torment iDlVVIdBd for wicked Chinese.

The Chlnaman. from childhood ll-p. tie tlreined to know that the great prophet-Confueluehad decim- ed certain things wrong and other things Eight and than any departure from the latter meant expulsion from 11mm M101! lure and merited punishment hereafter.

Pomibfy if we dill a little more

, '~ teaching there would be kiln need I p.

of inepeetion but in our present condition wecwobkedtodo-both, w-lth the emphasis on the latter. i-QQQZ-

‘us.

October says the ilalifax Herald. the government. is now lpaying its An 011011111186 00111111111113 01' 111° elect on debts. it is paying these unnecessary Iburden of multiplied debts a; In? eygpgflgg of the count-

fur instance. is regularly inspected no.1“; poured through the one inspector looking after sanita- sieve at Qiwwu like water, This tion. another after the safety of $50,900 10 Escumihnc i; u brazen building and machinery from the ‘nlglgnqe of poim, of view of accidents. another depth, Adlnittedly, t! the proposed otter labor conditions. each lnsnec- breakwater ho started with $50,000 tor drawing 8 salary and most of thole will ‘be calls upto $200,000 at tihem travelling expenses. Grocery least, Escumlruc is an old election stores are irregularly visited by one rt-orback“ There was a vote for

vegetables, tions. Nothing was intended to be on done. The vote -was a‘ mere election in ad- klte-lstcause the work is not riitlon to the cost of these inspéc- gent; it in said that it is not neces-

11855. _ that day to this. The situation in Ontario is. in on-e -

urr ved—and the Government made promises to get him to Ottawa- the ‘public tteasury is to be raided. And this is not the only case. An- other North-ulnberiand tid-bit is $25.- Pmllibitlon inspectors are lwatchllng 0 pairs a; a little place called Mills

uqums" Point, No one in the House seemed (‘ivic offilcials ‘are watching illla t

nllk and mean. brought in for con- ,,

he did not understand why s0 much

euvmo A couerrruaucv "B111 ._mre1r Bandy. thus are wine » l ofttlekirkhlelnbtrdwhoaregood- Snewbllwkee elected ae a tutorial-feral" "Aye, eye-there are , wet in North-larch. Meealetar. bet I

‘money is 9811i’

y'a taxpayers. Public

paying oft election

~lt n 1910,11. the evg of general elec-

Ill‘-

tlie regular routine of busl- fact that it was never starttd from

now that Mr. Snowball has

00 for wharf enlargement and re-

o the very sure where Mills~ Point s. Mr. Doucet. of Kentfknew. but

money was needed at. such a place. while none is provided for lplaces of

importance. "It looks a little too

said he.

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largest uaera of oleetrleity is the interesting statement of the Fin- ancial Post. Tile chief reason for this 5e that electric power is hug. ely generated by water power, and water power as abundant in- many Canadian ploviuces. According to the latest census, of 2.423.845 horse

power of electric energy produced B’ 1"“ W‘ B.‘ MD in Canada, 2.282.547 horse power MEDKHNE N91- AN EXAQT was generated by fall ng water SCIENCE 1

harnessed with machinery. -stonn. 111111 ‘has elrfllllefl 5611911111111 the ‘bal- BIICU.

a" “rvm by °|'°t"°"y7 I“ a" tion. they had allowed the pendu- Cauada it is 50 per cent. bubthe-ium to swing too far in th_e other proportion varies greatly an be- direction.

Notes By The Way

Thetbanediene are the world‘;

our’ 11012 of

Quota

A medical writer a few years ago puillted out to his colleagues. that in their endeavour to get medicine down -to an exact science, pup" by getting it away from supersti-

Whet proportion of the

In other words there does not

tween provinces. in saskatch Ewan always need to be a definite phy-

lt is only 20 ‘per cent, in Prlnc Ed- bod "Se" to ward Island 25 per cent‘ m Alberta bircithll; cdklilszferitxililllhiesymptozns. That ‘"111 New 31111151114111 3° D91‘ 011111» 111 the milld itself, can react to certain Manitoba 40 per cont, in Nova outside influences. and the body Scotiajli, in Quebec s0 and ‘in Brit- W111 111°“ 111° 111111"-

lsh Columbia and Ontario a full 00 '0'" °'“""°'°“'““ ‘m’ “m” 1°

admit that tho mind can wonder- per cent. it is the water power de- m“), Influence the body. and bring

vciopment that makes the diffsren- about definite. changes in the cir- ce. Here in Prince Edw-ard island ¢"11111°11 01 1110 bligfllbtlln tlllelstom- the rlvers are shun. have M" Ema" ach and intestine, y s mil at llg or volume and lbut little descent in deprossmg the Hymputheuc nervous

system. their course. For this we have to Hunger can bung on u flow 01 91W 1196113! 111 0111' 11811! 111111 Dower saliva and also of stomach Juice. bills monthly. Fear can bring on an involuntary flow of urine and so forth. Some of our research mon have

been able to demonstrate that em? mam w generate electricity by otlollal slates can also affect the

steam ma“ by water power‘ How secretion in the ductIessAgIands. much "m"? do“ 1'- ‘59151? weu- 1119 that is in the thyroid in tile neck average nct revenue per kilowat and the adrenal situated on top, o2 hour throughout Canada is .83 111‘111°Y11~ d h ' i Also that fear an ex aust on cents" Quebec has the “Ne” Co“; “produce almost identical changes .68 cents, Ontario next with .72 1n me bra“, flgguefl cents. New Brunswick 3.58, Nova 111 1H 1113i- 1110115 1.110118 1111811 111 Scotla 4.0a and Prince Edward '1'“ W“ “'1' °" 1°" Ye"? ""1" Island 867 This seems to b’ m“ wonderful strides have been made. ' ' L p y Some of our older physicians. lteep for our province as it is about twice the average cost in

were wont to make up their minds the other Maritimcs and ten times

quickly on n diagnosis. They per-

suaded themselves often that as no tho average cost throughout Can- ada. Bug the others have the ad-

organic condition appeared to be vHnlfl-Qe oi.’ water power.

WE Pl)’ more because it’ coete

present, that no more need be done about it, and nothing therefore need he said ~to the patient. 'i'llis sometimes was of help ill itself ill Cufiiiill types of nor-veils cases, but it would hardly be effective at present.

Tile thoughtful physician now- adays must make a complete study of his patient, and separate the actual trouble from the imaginary. Thl- imaginary illness needs even

Where light and power are cheap as if not here they are generally throughout Canada, it is quite nat- ural that they should IbB largely used. That is why Canada holds the proud position, according to the authority we are following, of

EDITORIAL NOTES

Electric storms of the violence shown in yesterday's demonstra-

t-lon are rare here.

Yesterday's copious rainfall was the sunshine and warmth which follow-

iust what was needed. Also.

ed gave vegetation a new grip on the moist earth.

The difference between a gang

nevor attempts to justify its

docs.

Quite a large number of

Publicity Association, are placard "'1 with th-s name of ‘the llistnict

m1 M. for the dlisiict so placalrded

up should do lit now.

The New Brunswick Govern- ment inspired no douhi by the jubilant sounds from Nova Scotia Liberal-ism, has practically decided to hold an election about the first of August. Both these provinces have been pretty well salted down in preparation for the suspicious occasions and whether they win or lose. the two provincial elections are going to cost the rest of _tha Dominion a pretty penny.

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The latest from Scotland concerns m.“ Wlpknown philanthropist. Mr. Sandy McNalb, who, Ibeing popular with the village Mk. was request- ed by the mlnigter to canvass for mlbeonlptions to \‘a less lpopllla

charity. Sandy accepted the toe-k. A few days thereafter be was see-n b! the minister walking along the road

in a mannvr that caused 01997911911‘ sion, "Sandy." eeid the good ‘man. "it grrlevea me to s09 you in this state." "Ah weal," replied Bandy» "it's a’ for the gulls of the cause. You nee, Meenmter." he explain-rd. "it's a’ because of the Iubecrip-

tione. like ilooael go into they

make rm- a wee Grapple." "Iilvetiyhrhe, w“ ‘u; n‘ m, m, gm. 11mm!" prowl-ed 111i rminimy- eminent every time. without n».

about’. ,. _

unll a lnaionlty is that, while lbothllfl a cash customer any surplus ddunjllstlfable things. the former

actions while the latter invariably

the schoolhouses throughout the prov- ince. thanks to the etlforts of the

The idea is an excel-lent one, a hellp to travellers and s good advertise-

Those lwho have not set their signs

using per caplta about twice the g2?‘ Caren“ treafment than m“, “mmm M 019cm“ 61'9"” a” me “'15 here that the "understand-l

United States. Of course it is mosh, ly utilised in the cities, towns andi 1viliages. but there are many farm ihouses also that have the benefits 10f electricity. *

ing" mind in the physician. with personality, will bring results that would have been impossible a few years ago.

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i i Our American neighbors have for’ yoare past been importing electric current from Canada and are con-n stanltly asking for more. The sub" jcct has Ibeen up in Parliament, ,and although there was some divis- 'ion of ophion there ‘and the Can- 1adlan producers would like to sell

Daily Selections

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June 11, 1925

iT fill-REL; ‘WIDL2—BQ sure your sill will find you out. Numbers 32:23.

FOR

they can prduce above home needs. yet there ls a growing feeling in favor of all export duty being plac- ed on it. that would contribute to the public revenue of the Domin- ion.

PRAY-ER 1 -—

"Plentcous grace with Tiloe is found,

Grace to cover all my sin;

bet the healing streams abound,

Make and koun me pure within."

A moot question new at Ottawa is what the Senate will do with the Home Bank deal. The Govern- ment resolution in iavor of pay- . lng the depositors 55450000 ollt of

' oer

IN TUNE

I wonder if you're sad to-day~,1ust the Dominion treasury has passed sick at heart and tired! the House of Commons by a large I wonder if you're wvrrylns-no majority. The money ‘e to be ‘("15" 11°99 lnsplwd? ' Well, if you are, don't think that borrowed lby the Government and "(B l5 blacker than before; It may be that you’re travel-spent, and feel the journey more.

Just rest a bit; just smile a bit; then pluck up strcllgll anew.

And tackle work whole-heartcdiy-— you're bound to pull it through.

paid over. The resolution passed prepares the way for a bill which will no doubt speedily pass it's three readings. All this by no means removes the iniquity of the transaction. The bill will go to the Senate. Premier King is angry be- cause a Senator has hinted that it may be defeated there.

It may be that the wasps of life. which sting us every one, Seem, oh, such big and fearsome things they blot away the sun! And hills may rise as mountains quite-wand little pools seem oceans; While tiny bothers sweep our lives with tempest-wild commotion But there, don't think the world's at fault-it's nothing of the kind; - it's you. my friend—you're "out of tune." as you will quickly find.

The 8enab‘ee mlny time: eav- ed the country milliona of money by refusing its sanction to mea- sures less reprehensible than this. lt has now a golden opportunity to do one more good day's work for the country. And every province outside of Ontario will heartily ap- plaud u...‘ action if the Senate phall do its duty in the premises. What is more, if that duty is by ,

any chance evaded and the Home For wszgnggitfmgfiie aulrtda?!’ 55m‘ M" '1' Wmm-“d 1° ‘"1’ You'll IJllCkIa on your working gear through. the Senate will forfeit 5nd start in right away! something of the respect in You'll laugh at all your dingy which it has hitherto been bold. 4mm“ ‘hick 1'1“ 1° "'11) But we do not anticipate that the

i? “"1. d l h Sea“ "l" ‘an m m duty. And wt new open an res er

dreams you'll till life's brim- . mlng cup. Ti" "M" "E" "um dim" You'll find your niche and do your

the four months that Parliament tuna: zrnyd creel your chuml— has fbeen in session attest the Iaw- E z 1 llesenese of the King Government, q molutilalfit zfirlgmxxlooitas: its disregard of this province and L» , ' its interests. in the same connec-

tion the docile and pervile atti- tude of our four Liberal members 0f the Comlnolla is demonstrated.

Character Beading i W -

Met, no mutter what indlellil! U, i put- upon Prtnee Iiiiward leiemt.

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"come" Policy in the Grellt-weet-Llfe. the moat popullr

Have your Local Great-West Life Agent arrange a suitable contract for you, or 301F119. HYNDMAN e. co. LTD. ~ 1 ~ 1 e1 Queen so»: PROVINCIAL MANAGERS 011IP1°*""°"’" T-‘L

T0 Change Date 0f Commission

(Canadian Press) i

cirllvzrces of the continuing Presby- criau Church ill‘ Canada lllPPlIllK

this morning adopted a resolution petitioning the Donllnlon Govern-I mcnt to cilallge. the date of the aim ppintment 01a {Federal (Jomhlia; slon which will deal with K911111111 propcnty of the Presbyterian church.

ion parliament this colllluissiiln was to llc appointed nine months zlf-ter Juno 10th. 1025. it was stated that this request was ilclng made so that continuing Presby- terian congress would not have to meet again within nllle mouths and so avoid great expenses.

Vancouver Tiockey Club _0wner Talks

MONTREAL, June 9.—— Frank Patrick, owner and director of the Vancouver ilockcy Club, Western Canada ilockcy league. arrived in Montreal this week-end with Mrs. Patrlcgk on his amlunltripeust and todlly llnd an informal cllat with Frank Calder, president of tho Na- tional Hockey lasagna, Mr. Patrick said he thought howkey would be played on a more extensive scale ill the west next season, as Seattle and Portland were both anxious to become members of thu Western League, lie explained that ills vis- it, which will extend to many iinit- ed States cities, was in no way "official" and that he had n0 busin- ess in connection with hockey to attend to_\

slants down to tfié hose at its Inner corner.‘ lt is-ksown as the lying eyebrow, so that ‘wlion. you come across it beware,

People with‘ ihaped eyebrows may not for ever tell untmths, but they are specially addicted to false-l hoods, and would not scrupla to de-l ceive one should it luit their pur- pose.

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