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Qpgdum | ‘tut-ta newspaper: ‘I ‘t tmml i‘

i was presented

i. can: o. ‘about puns-r. ma. on. n lndlnnnunl.l.lundt

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,l.lalluon,b.l.0. luoohtoldltonlLLfinrrh

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1926

PROSPYITV

Where are not many words in the ‘English language which durin-g the] ‘IIII. two or three years have had‘ the vogue that the word, fnoswl“ ity, has had. lt has been rolled as; 4 sweet nlorsel under the tongues:

¢ of ‘Liberal nrators and spread likes“ ma‘ another Iprrymam farmer

ianglefoot over the pages of Lib-i eh] newspapers. ‘It was "just around the corner" for three years. when suddenly it appeared ln all‘ its glory along with the big harv-

t

land and Scatarielsland. and inpending the return o!‘ the writ ofwliich situply means the amount of

a letter sent to the council he ex- plains his action and its motive- He says that he carried only two during It is not for a service I

the past year. honest

passengers and “l 0005MB!’ to ‘Accept tlloney cannot give." He recommends al-

up the coast. who handled prac5

ltlcally all the traffic. be glv"n an:

Increase. .

tlf this stpry Is trite. and thcre is no reason to doubt it‘ Mr. Burke!

, passed.

TEE CHARLOTPETOWN GUARDIAN

Noteslly Th6 w...

Nlm Cabinet Minister: were de- featled on 29th October last. Sev-t only days later Parliament met. but the nine were absent from the} ti-inuse of Commons on that Lldlll": ‘orable 7th of January. The see-l ‘lslon continued for 39 days until‘ the 15th February with the nine‘ still glltlf. out of the Chamber. on‘ ‘that date one of their number was‘ elected In a distant constituent-v but has not yet taken his seat

‘election and other formalities. He bas_ however been carried around the corridors and made a spcechv,

The remaining eight ministers arejsi

still ollt ln the cold. " l

The address In reply to

What 80hr of J £nursf

a, 1...... went-tun '

REDUCING TH.E WORK OF THE BODY

l speak from time to tiule about‘ What is called basal metabolism.

work the body processes are doing when you wake lll the morning after a normal amount of sleep, and with no hood in your system uce the evening tneal at 6 or l‘ o clock the previous day. 1

l“ imdymg “m” ‘"- lhe sevemlls ""19 llllllgPl‘ “'9 will blllnilel‘ il-‘lilng lo recent word front Dr. Mabel. where tllc'ttt lOl-letitlll immigrntitrll. The cul- _\l_ [Mn-hm "f pusmleun, i

type of guilre, lllLtI. is

"W heart is beating rapidly, tilt: eyezptural ilIHtIlWWlFB. the

O 9

dlnuuleu by urrupo o Iluflou of t. Charlottetown 0| ‘ In nouns-ll! undone the op- 9 llllll of correspondents. z

V‘. v rvV QQOO

UN DESIRABLE lMlM IGRANTS l

Sin-One almost wishes a racial map of the Pacific littoral could be made, illlilwlflg Australia. New Zealautl, America, Catlada, not as separate nations. but what theyl really l-lrc. a great world group! having a cilllllllOn origin, and withi uommou iISDlHlIlGiIS.

in considering our common proh-‘ ferns, there is none nlorc import‘. ant than‘ those twillsmpotltllutionl pressuvt- and immigration. 'l‘llere:

color d lffcr-'

IIHINASTIH

slullts lN FEHllllNl

Dr. Mabel Durbin

. Writesof Conditions in Pekin Now Ex- isting.

C I (Pasadena. Star) ‘China is still fermenting, accord-

who

llow in Pekin. Dr.

sptcch from the throne is not yetisliglltly bulging. iretnol- of the ilng- ence is so grunt tllut we react Iii-l...“ fuflllfifly Miss Blithe] Nlutlder-

Several amendments have‘

been lnoved. debated. voted upon‘ and relecled by small and varying;

tnajorltles. other amendments . may ‘yer be ' moved. such amendments are mov-

ed they will furtllvr delay yilli!‘

e9‘ o’ 1925' Umorlunalely n’ aWNIIOIIHl ‘be taken to Ottawa antljjntloptlon of the address and not lltl-

twared only in cortiuncllon with!“ given a pronnnen, can"... .5... hftu it u atloptctl can the really lln-

harvest. it extended to merchants. and tradesmen only as far as the‘ proceeds from the harvest went. Industrial Canada heard only the. echo of It. ‘Men thrown out of em- ployment by the bungling tariff tinkering of 1922-23 are out oi’ em- ployment still or in the Ulnltetl States whither they flctl for work.“ In some of the once busy industrial: centres the bread line is still illl

eviclenceand men are digging tie-i

' cayed grass from under the snowl

their

this

to keep All

to -be used as fuel families from freezing.

the llotlse of C0ltiln0n5 where he

_ Jaken up. n-rntld look all the Ministers and all‘

the members straight in.‘ the face.-

‘ySome of them. we have reason IOVZHlilTGSS until March 15, ‘believe, have gall enough to return! the look without blinking but we, The adjournment its a purelyiha‘

‘have Qnflugh faith 1n 7.1mm“ na;uy@_lP3'l’Y-P°|-m°i| "WOW. l0 Pllllllle lllfjsc-ltlton of iodine. and their pro- those who lt-l-l their children are iGovernment to reconstruct and seqfifiSSfiri were reduced to only 2091. entitled tn education. America lsto ‘Cnr’, the 9100mm or “h. (let-Baum llllove normal before the operation.

to believe of

them would immediately leave the

that the majority

look m. Burke in the face. ‘We do not know what his sal- auy was but we know that. being

a ferrymall. it was much less than

‘$4.000, lllttle or much as it was . ‘ I h » h“ been- graph!“ ‘y 10M in ‘ e h» knew the service he was giving. lHouse of Commons. A petition _ _ _ although giving it ltonastly, Wits

on ‘behalf of the

b City of ‘Winnipeg asking- parlia-

‘tnent for a grant to supplement a. provincial grant for the relief ct“ the nemployed in that city.

In thisplovittce we have never‘

known much about unl-nlployltlent‘

hr Want or povety. We may sing ‘otily of our tlrosperlty and we are} ‘stly proud perhaps self-righte-l pushy so, ‘to know that our repre-i tlentatives ‘the,’ only one-s there who can truthfullyi boast of the prosperity of their’ home constituencle-s. L ‘But why do our Liberal friends! feel ‘

ug-i

at Ottawa are

insulted and personally grieved when mention is made of the unemployment and the prevail- ln-g poverty

in once buoy cities.

W-hy call them calamity howlers and Deflsitnlsts and hypocrites who ‘mention these t; mditlons

which as certainly ‘exist as the lfotlse of Commons itself exists?

Such words arfiunenlpioynirnl want, scarcity are to Liberals as the proverbial red rag to the bul‘. They set them raging reply with

which border on profanity.

and they abusive atliectlves Why? The first blow struck at Canadian prosper-i lly and industrial development came from the ‘hand of the King government when, to secure the support of the Progressives anti In ‘order to retain office it began tinkering the tariff, when it "heard the death knell of protection,“ when thousands of Canadian work‘

The answer is plain.

went elsewhere for employment. Th6 SOVWDmen-t’: fake surplus in the face of increasing public debt, the persistent denial of emigration. the misrepresentation regarding lmmlkratiou and the repeated cry of prosperity whether it existed or not, was the Liberal method of "leetlllk the art-sel- anu lllseplwlnt- ment of the people.

' lPPMPerity. like patriotism may "become the last o; a Mllllltdrél." What Canada needs "W"! than Hltvthing else i. truth ‘m! htllmll! in its governments and Ottawa l-s. at present, not over.‘ flowina with either.

refuge

@1110 following story comes by a found-About way, through an On-

Jamleo (W. Burke, o! Main-c-Dieu. pl Breton county, ‘Nova lscotla. Inlet] hh position because be ttlti not get. sufficient work to

not worth It. Ala-tubers of the House of (‘olll- lllnns are receiving $4.000; some of

,tllem. ticfcatcd at the last general? .Tha‘ is ‘he °°“"5e the-Kim! Gav“

cIt-ction and without a 59kt! in the 310.000 ouch and one of them $12k otto. The best of them-if there is =1 ll8-"ll—gitve less service to (lau- Mr. Burke did in ferry- lng those two passengers across to Yet. has offered to resign

atla than

Scatarie! ‘because he 1's not earning his salary.

Yaw, (Mr. iBurke should be given a seat in the House of Commons. not as a representative or a min- ister. but just to remind the oc- cupants that, notwithstanding all (he smuggling, ballot-switching, or. flee-buying and political there is one man in Canada big enough to resign thin office because he had not enough to do for ‘the ‘salary calving

general corruption,

‘he was re-

EDITORIAL NOTES

A little more snow added to whul W-t- have will make a littlc ‘hit more.

‘The sidewalks require a ‘goof deal of attention these days, but "l"! it! n0 reason why we should sit 0n them.

ls the ice becoming harder to negotiate or the car ferry losing her push because of the infirmi- ties of old age? Ice dlfficultlesyus. ually begin much later than this.

The fearful among us are already "emf"? about the prospective floods when the snow ban-ks are converted lntn water by the Spring sun and rain. ‘There is little dan- ger. The snow will (liflllppfiill; much 1°" lllllfillv than it came.

The etiemi-es of bobbed hair. like “mile Politicians. are doing props» ztinda work to discourage the adoption of the fashion. The lat‘ "l i" illfli the barbers are going to cllflrke 50 cents a bob, The bar. hens flatly deny any ouch lute”. "on ‘leclarlnl: Illtiy wlll b0b all hubhers at the old rate per (bob,

The cancer bacillus ‘has again been discovered this time by a German doctor. Perhaps it 1mg, Anyway If it has not It shall be "filllllfill! f0r the light of science in penetrating fur beyond the hounds 0f BT01] B few tyoarg 5,50, We have come far in the last hall‘ century. farther along some toads‘

"to gal-tr hie yearly stipend. Mr. ' l “its: t tmmmt employed to ' ‘ between the not»

than la all the centuries gone be fore.

lmiltisters or others In their stead. ‘House and go home rather thalwrhe

portnnt business of the sctssiiotl ‘be

‘House i5 committed to adjourn lnl. mcdlately after the passage of the

Why did not the Government pro-,

ceed to elect all the required min-lually helped the tissues to do the listen; a‘ once a, the game tlmelivork with less expenditure of ElI-iscum

and along with Premier King? ‘ltyellgy’ i< u basic principle of our rF-pretds

sentnt ive system that

tl

electionslsel-jojls whether general. or byé-electiontullilflll’ i=1 lllfl-TB Bill!

t-rs, and u generally nervous coir, tl-ition, they tintl that the ZIJlllOUIIl oft vvlork tllc body is lloitig, even ht}. conllplett- rcst ill bell, is so tnuchi more than tIOFIIILll, that the llldlVl-l

stinctivt-ly.

There IS dzlniccr. however. tllut. in olir lll-sire in iill up our enlpty spaces. wc lllny not llliififiltlillillfi‘ between Nordic Europe ililli the.

son, dntlglltcl" of kit's. .l. C. Muudter- still m‘ Hamilton, l’. E. l. ‘She n‘- ports Iillll the hospital and lied‘ (‘r055 agencies oi‘ the capital arc Illl\\‘ being tlxterclsctl to the full

dual requires almost twice as lnuchLdlplnqg mid hlcilllPfllilllfiflll-‘I. t‘ re- lll curing for the wounded soldiers

H 111ml 118 lllB average llvrson o1‘ thcilesstiess llt‘l'l‘ lnenns lieavlcl- t: V to alttiptlri. iilil offspring of the lut- as a rt-sult of illc fierce battling I

saute size.

‘i

of (lcnerttl Foul: Yu llsltiugbl ilrllly

.\l-l tnttlly of these castes ruqulrtlil-er In illt‘ jails and ltsyltllns oi‘ I(\-‘\\ITIS‘>ZI rpg-illictl ill llle filllllll"! llY

opt-ration. uu ’ lllt.ill_ was made on two tllffcreilt,

igro-tlps, l

Unc grottp of 30 cllscs whose pro-I ceases ivere working ncttrly in‘). .

iodine, previous to the o-pertttiotl. - nd all bltt one oi‘ them lost 5% of Wcll-{lll ill the next ten (lays after the operation.

A second group of 28 cases whol zl been trcutctl with at tfilllpOllllilil

showed only on average lot-ls of 2‘;1..l

, of weight. In fat-t five of them hull itlg t» Illilr-t‘ tluestiou ls naturally askedvkained weighL ‘

lll other words the iodine at

. ' l thing about thin. that in operations on the less: forms of iioiire. when" material. and

The remarkable

shall ll‘. ‘simultaneous. just as tln-lwlso in the tydlc of gfiitfe not ‘hall

Stewart Government In this ‘Prov-i incr- reconlly held tiolis on one day.

three hye-elec-l

ernment should have talocn, andi

llic people. At present all tllcl

seats ill the House are occupied by

‘Qlwlm membns‘ H “the” “'3 m‘ 'l‘hnt tllc prevention of

.lle brought in a like number mtrsti ‘fPNlgll to lnake vacant lthc newcomers And those who re.

‘nut ‘we “f ‘ihemdsign must he Liberal or other lncm- water. is now tlcilllltPlY lll'0\"*'ll-

hen‘; who are supporters of thel King Government. What woulil happen it‘ nine supporters should. thus resign while the session wztsl lgoing on’! The majority of tliel Government forces is so nan-owl that the ‘Govern-meat would almost‘ certainly be defeated before ‘il1('|‘

new ntlnisterg could be elected.

It was the voice of a large ma~ jority of the people that knocked the government to pieces In 0ct0~ Iier. They entrusted M‘r. ‘Meighe-n and th Opposition with the duty of completing the work ‘by ousting the government from office at Ot- lawn. The people's mandate nladc this the first and most important duty of the Opposition. lTllls they have been trying to do by “con- founding the pnlltlcs and fruslrac ing thq- knavltih tricks" oi‘ a gov- cruntellt tlcfeutcti by the people. ‘What could ‘be a ‘more knuvlsll trick than the propnscll adjourn-

lucnt?

‘Never before in‘ Canadian hlsl- tory did a defeailed Government re. sort to so base an expedient to thwart the will of the people. And nothing can be clearer than the duty of the Opposition to fight against it with every parliament- ary weapon and every constitution- al means within their power. “Carthagemtt-stlhe destroyed." Con- tlnuing the session ls a means to that end. Amendment after amendment will at least hclp tn shorten the period between the ad- juurn-ment and the 15th of ‘March. and by so much defeat tho plans of the usurpers and conspirators.

The election of Mr. King In Pnlnco Albert given fiaakafche- wan twoMlnlatera whore it had one before Motherwell. Ii In ln- tinlaied that Premier Thinning will presently be taken ln. making three In all for a lProvlnce whose people are one fourth part foreign horn. In the meantime Ontario. New‘ Brunswick, IPrInce Edward ‘Island and lManitoba are not i-epnesentetl in the Cabinet and the three Mari- time Provinces hold only a single scat therein. lWeIl may the Prem ier rejoice over "a solid ‘Saskatche wan and n solid Quebec."

Who will be nolgnod to repre- sent In the Cabinet the four prov- Inca so for left out in the cold? Gniario In October returned only 11 Liberal members. ‘Prince Ed- ward Island two. New Brunswick and Manitoba on ~. h or 15 In all. These four prnvl» s. containing

i0 .the body. the loss in bod)’ height‘

infections front other parts oil following the tlperztticnu is grcutevf than in the ' severe type. wllcrol iodine was adminlsteretl ilcforc Liv-I

operation.

When we remolilllnzt‘ tllut nlutlYi veal-s alto ointment, with iotlint- illi

_ _ ‘lno doubt would have taken ‘bltt ihlilllh ‘mg r-tihlmd t)n_[hQfl[} Illtnpg in nmme‘ are ‘nawmg Salaries ordhcy feared both the Hottse and illc neck and rcstlltsl frcqtlclltlytrlW

l tallied, we appreciate the power: of ()l)!~‘t"l‘Vi!ll(‘-11 on the part of our early pllysicidtis.

i HIPS":

lumps in ottr growing boys and‘

m‘ lndizell salt or iotliztld iihllllilllffl

l l

DQ-O-O-OO-O-O-O

l Dally Selections 1 l FOR E.‘ g Guardian Readers zl

ovvw-Qrovrooowovoovao-Qrfiw I

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February 1B, 1926 i

THE RHIIIZXIVFIUN tilt‘ .l-:\>.' (JOE'S SUNS "idol" lily HUITIllll, lit- culnc surety for Ute lad, " “ szlyiltgl it‘ I brltlg llilll not unto thee U191.‘ I i-lililil bear tllt- lllalntl. ‘ * * N‘o\\ let Lily scrvuni zlbitic instctllll of till-i ettti." tltzn. »l‘I:"" “It. i

.1... u

l‘lf.»\\l-Jlt -() (loci. wc tlllln llttvt‘, loeu Ilollgltl with n ltricc, cven illi‘. llrccitl-lts lllilllil of Thy Sun. illlfl Saviour.

"A WEAKLING HE-—" ‘ .\ wctlltllllg hl- lvllo lnys hint down \\'Ilcn plains wilcrcill he puts ills

trust, By ilcklc Fortune's captions frown Are rnzt-tl to mingle with tlle dust "To err is hutultil.” said the llurd.| Whose. faith itl illllllllll worth wits!

strong;

Who taught Illa fellow-men to guard

.-\nd licltl the fc-i-t with COIlql1'l'iDl~ BORE. ‘

"A man's u mun" whateer the plight

His folly and mlnflortune bring.

With courage, then, keep itl thc fight 4

And scorn 'to step without the rltig.

The blow tllut. leaves us desolate 1

‘Cull be outlined with chcerfu curv~ ‘ f

But he will never clean the shut

Who throws the sponge up in ties- pair!

--.l. L. llove.

is one of. your boat gifts, anti through your methodical, plliltsulic

lllg methods you can suvntotlnt Kretlt tilffltlttltltrs... You nre careful and thrifty. a good platiner. anti

have excellent governing ability. Y-olt are a general favorite among your friends and acquaintances. and should have a very happy mar- rlttgc.

Your birth-stone iii all alluethysi. whit-h nlaalnl sincerity.

Your flower ill a pri-ttvrtlee.

Your lucky colors are llllht bluc and yellow.

lnion. have no representation in the shattered King Government. Be- fore the October electlon they had eight. This gives some idea of the magnitude and difficulty of recon- structing the Government on any-

alnlost hnlf the pct

le 0f the DOm- "ya “Mm

I FFJlllttAllbY l8. ~—— lleterlnittitlltitll

that ct-ltzlin Continental governq tnents did not weep (it-cans of‘ brlny tears while ' "the swooping ofltheil" jails and nsyltvlus.“ us

Ill the lllfifllllilllfl till.‘ above the average, were not trent-‘Livlatlistm (lrntit put it. "were ilnlolltl _ _ ed with a compound solution 0f er] m, pdrolress, wealthy. hospitable-l(‘Ollllllllllll‘lll"">

America." tine scientist. eslilnutc. that six lnillion immigrants foulltll American llonle-s that would have. been oxcltlllctl by ntelltnl tests. ‘

The trultetly is. tllut such lnulli~ ply much more rapidly‘ than do

day ill‘il.~'ilt‘illl_\‘ PXFllllllIH-T lllc illll"‘ sirablres. Tlli‘_l.' ltru. therefore. turn tilllcl‘ lands \vlltl~‘l*

high livillgwlzllltlalrds clllllu llll‘Il Britis i-xdrdl.» lrtlvcrtlluclltfl- \\'ill \'(‘III' llflllllllltlll ztcPPIll lll“

legislation. muitltllln 11$ yc-llr

by silllilzll‘ your tut-ml tluriiy pvecitlus zlssct? I um. Sir. with. C. W. GOETHF.

ltltlsi

I'illlIIIl lesion of America

Prince Rupert‘ Church Votes _ 011 Union

Plll.\‘(‘l‘1 IHTliEliT. B. (.. Full. 16—-Ii_\‘ u volt‘ oi‘ Tli to Ilil. tll- coli- gvcultllcll ll" tllt- First Ptwslrvtl-rzlll (‘hurl-ll llll5 decided to join lllc Presbylcriutl church of Catlutlu. and u. u ('()l\‘S(.*(]\lt"llCt!, scvcn out of

l

gems fol-girls. anti our grown folks also. ctr-duh)‘. membfl-S m- ule Finn-pl. hnufll’ lhe uttuinetl by the simple tnetlttitllm- manugemmn‘ which hi“;

been tlllzlttitt-hcd, resignutl.

Four Perished in Cheshire Fire

PlII-lSYFICIl. ldtlgittntl, l<‘cll. Iii.- 'lllc alucestrul lttiluc oi Sit‘ Philip

ilrey lit‘, "Ion ut (‘ulloll Park TZIP] lltlrlcy‘, ("ili‘.<l1Il't', \\'ilH tleslroytctl by, fire lust night. Four ii\ .s ucrt!

lost lll attt-lnpts to FiIVC valuubltei pit-Lurch by ltubclls lrnd titller oltli blasters. ‘ The lino structure flu-lll tlcsigtis by Sir

ollc 0f (‘llcsllir s show

Suzanne Lenglen _ Again Victorious

tflA-NNIGS. Feb. lib-Suzanne Len- gltin lodtly tloftlztlt-d Htllcn \Vllls ill the (‘atrIotti-n (‘lllb tournament finals il-2l null H--i3 and once ‘nun-l- provctl llHr (‘lltllll lo ‘suprclntlcy ltmong wolucn tollllis pinyin-s of the ivorltl. 'l‘hc (lrcut. Front-ll star how- livcr Wilts hard [llTlk-LWI by the cour- zvgeolts American clltllllltlon untl It.

plumes.

_\\'ll><l only zlftcl‘ n lluvd fought first

set hcr

set and a sensational sccnlttl Ihnt Suzanne finally flushed

twuy to victory.

Again in Trouble

‘MOfiBAffl-I. Baden. Feb. 16.»- Grover Celevcland, Bergdoll, Phi-l- udelphia tlrllft cvttder, who since a sensational escape has evaded ef- forts in return lrlm tn the United States. is tinder arrest here.

Bergdoll was arrested upon the comlplnlnt of u lprivnte (infective and iz-x held on an open charge whils- the police are Investigating allega- tion 0f indecent conduct.