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CHARL0TTErFOWN_ CANADA_ THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1926 llrul-uluz ouoruluu. rfuuu-r¢_.r l_ss1
Llrurlulielolvrr ilnnrdlrru Tun touts
opened by the Prime Milrlster, i
\ir llelgllen in a brief ad-
a ole to claim that we
r have
muruedz ` especially of the capital county
ml:ElletlT0 enlroumge coovemuve P R A should uéert in no uncertain voice! er ng L" t ° umm" °‘ ns pow' ' I I I tJreir disapproval of the culpable ' ‘ - , mismanagement of affairs at Otta-
i2l To put the Canadian tariff
”"“di|ls; ‘Faerie all
33 P0" ”' “ ' ' ' interest is being
M _ G, ,y/[_ Moore, had the some 36 ladies. Great _ ” .
"ml PRIN T ‘ r t th i i ners were nearer taken in the strllssie f0\' the 9_°"_ Wlns
d T N0 OF IVIRV °|°fll>!iotl, cheaply and expedi
to tile electors ol Queen's had been declared not to bo a (lov Mr Charles “man prwrd ernment Not being n Goverlrment wa” qupponed by the prime and 'irieillhen argued it could not of Canada and Mrs, Mc-,tgp Very well go hack and finish the
lle Premier of lPrince Edward business "S 'he H°“9e-
_md Mm stewnm and a Mr. ‘Meigllen further emphasized body or ‘Ending ladies and the point that when Mr.MacKenzie
Premier _Stewart mn,0_ King announced his resignation “he
refused my suggestion that *before
H0u_A|.H“'“. Meghan, with an By that vote, lilo tlovcrllnlnnt
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- - ~ ' resi nln w l ' T" "W °°““’° “T Wm" he Meng logsetetollrlaillrf-rusetglyeltimllli
recommended the electors Ish the work or Session We were mf MPSPTP' Mewervey and anxious to get what iegislutioll Oli September Um- there was tllrough.’I`hls he spurned walit lv SUV Lbisf that '-he D90' scorntully. He never entertained oi Canada are more interested H for 3 second.. the iifllwfli 11d"‘l“l5"“u°“ “T °"‘° lt. was apparent from statements
lhiili ill ‘UW `b'-*SUS mm "7 mado by Mr. King, the Prime Min- l‘0l\Hllll\l|0“»" S0 Premler ister continued, tlrnl Mr. King had
ivlliiilll Helm Wi"-h the ’~`°"' against the Governor ilcueral. Bllt is-We ""i“°d by Mr' M“c‘ intended to launch ll canlpalgn
The Prime Minister Mr. King learned his lesson, lie
OV" i'l'Ul“ Plum” '-his m°m' folllrd tllat li’ there wus to be rl bat-’
und his lilly wus a day of travel' lie be-tween the representatives ol’ iillli Hlleakhig- A TEW "wmems the Throne and Mr. King "it would the boot arrived at Charlotte- be H [my for Mn King.. ill’ Wil” 0" hh' WPY [0 CM" And ill regard to dissolution, Mr.
W|'0"e» A" Bwenemg hem' Molgllon contended that his Admin-
il Cmwiled 'Mn' T°` is-tration had followell precedent.
"41 two more "‘9"’t' "when Sir Wilfred Laurier dissolv-
lll tillllrlottetown. 'I‘omorro`w ml Pmqmnmm In wiv. Bam Mn SDGUNS in S‘l"‘"\‘*“|‘1"~ Molgllen. "l learned lt fronl a man H0 l'9fff"l"“l "9 statements 0" on the l-ltreet.
constitutional issue both ‘by I ht ft __
' . . -hen charged t a a e
King uull Robert For-lre mutt M” ‘Vie ff, present Government sllould the ("“"'~°m*‘ Pmbe' " °]°“d had
°°"\D‘°~" the r°"< °f “°"‘°“ l1l1.‘1.’l."l.”T..f“°.'§i.’~‘.‘.’ §‘.‘I-"."l.l.'.?,‘."".f.‘.3§’- dl..-solvirlg parliament, Mr. ”i‘|{ H ‘_ '_ ‘ M Ki declared that he had nev- 1" “dm '25 ra °““-_ _;'~":_____~k_"_____ YT; obtain rights and justice for tin,
. o unnaura y a. -
I, §?r;lr£::;;er';?t T; £;fxrV:S:,.?|:l,: any issue rather than the report oi'
mmaeu voted that we were the customs comnll-ttec. Mr. King - --M -f .rf.:;r‘., 2:25:52 followers to vote, that we were lwo' ‘ " ‘ * ’ ' ,_
, lnmentlmcllt to the customs report.
-e _ _ . itself not
back in bhe|'i‘.he __word lc_nsui"‘ is __
and uct as ll government al-Isaid'.,\)i£";:;L't:,l,};.,1:;(]2§‘lth]gr;ln¥,,f;::i_ Lthey had decided that we merit are or plainly words of cen-
llu n government. No man ' `
_ sure us were over addressed to lr
lor office would do any such _ N _mor of “___
thing. We did what governments G°"e""f“`“i " “" ‘ ,_ Y D ___ d _ _f f U, pn-_,,,5n,_...,_
done from time [mmemm.m|_ lianrentury institutions, astton our er\`Y 0' fl
Hon. Arthur Meighen Addressed Two Mass Meetings Last Night in the Prince _
Edward and Strand Theatres - Reviewed History of the Session, and Dis- i 01183011. AIIl0ng_ Other Things, Co-operative and Home M a r k e ti n g, the Bogus Constitutional Issue, Protective Tariff, Customs Probe-Other Speak- ers Were Hon. J. A. MacDonald, J. H. Myers and J. A. Messervey.
Strand Theatre, notwltll- to be counted. The speaker count-slanll for tho application, not of tho exceptional heat was ell it and rightly so. 'i‘llerellponi:r high tariff -~»- l have not said so ilr every part lost even- the llouse was adjollrllell and l
when me election nnmpnlgn a_slted ills Excellency for dissolu-
0'."
ill my political llic ~~ that utijec- tive is just the ilrvenllion_of our
. political toes ill order to get some-
thing they con- attack. But we do .-ltund for the application of the projective principle thoroughly t’rllnl ond to end of the turifi' oi' this country, on all products pro- duced ill this Domirllorr, on agricul- tural, manufacturing, natural pro- ducts, on everything. -ln the inter- ests of Canada. we insist upon the application of the protective prin- ciple cverywhere. 'it is not impor- tant, it is not necessary, that we have 11. high tariff.
The only thing necessary is that
we have a protective principle con- sistently in our tariff ull the time."
I-\il'. ‘Meilniivll urged the import-
ance ot' the home nlarket. "Keep your lronlc nlarkcts strong ut all costs." be pressed. “t-liunli by :L sound protective policy reasonably und consistently applied."
After the Prime Minister 'had
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Mr. J. A. Messervey'addresse<l the
tion. Ile said that of the two cun- didutes nominated at tllc Ccllserva- tive convention, Mr. Myers was the orutor and ugrlculturist while
were returned to power which he' was told was sure to be the case, he would do his beet to get uridi- tionai shipping between Charlotte- town and the old country and Chur- iottetown and the West indies, so that the farmers could more read- ily ship their produce and so that the lollgsllorenlen could secure regular employment. He said il was unnecessary for him to discuss th
had been admirably presented to them by the Prime Minister. He would only say he was a protection ist and a supporter of the grand old National Policy which was suited to pro-tect the industries and keep the young people at lronle. -lie was a believer' in Maritllne Rights and especially ll’rince Ed- ward Island Rights, und warned the electors that more was to be ob-
_tainetl ill this connection by return ling a full Conservative representa- tion ilrstcali ol E30 50 as at present.
lcft for tile Prince lhiward '|‘|rL-nl;-9 lister without portfolio in the
[hlsigllell Government next briefly
audience und had a rousing recep-lallliwsscll the nlectlng, apologizing
for not giving uny lengthy address on account of tile wornrtll Of the night and the fact that he had u.l- rcady delivered three speeches
lie was the business lrlurr and the one who nlutle tr point ot getting after things. lie spoke' in the inter- ests ol' the working man and 'the returned soldier. During the pas-t five months he had been incessant ill his energies und oudenvoul's t0
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men who had fought and blcti, that the pcople of Canada .slloulll not be paying tribute to the Germans.
that levcry rnun entitled to pension
tllssc cousorvod and nluilltalued in his own lntercl-its and tlroso of his family. He also had done his ut- most to get the government to pro- vide better shipping facilities and
Mr ‘vlcigllcn turned to the tariff 'lie f>I‘0mlS€d that ii'. he were re-
tllut day, .lie ably reviewed the po- llitical situation and assured the
‘electors of Queens that it. was for them to decide on' September 1-ith lwhe-ther Queen’s County would go lon record as a supporter 0t` clsun stable government ol' advertise to the wol'ld that it was satisfied with -thc kind of administration which has been given by the MacKenzie King tloverument during the past
lie was particularly anxious to socftlve yours.
.speaker and received u tremend- ous ovation when introduced by the cllnirmuu. Ile fully discussed ill his usual clearfeloquent manner the issues before the electors. and lnade ll. strong, appeal not only to Conservatives but to independent voter-s and Liberals who were in
dissolved purlialnent. at once." :_ ; ‘ ' ` t dm,-ned Wai" and lf Mr. Mclghen favor of clean government to give
The prime Mmmer submitted Vie stand just w_llore we s__oo l, . mei _ _ ___ views on the tariff as he sub- 1" 1921 and i" 1925' he Sufi We_ -- tlontt<?u_\E|)rl?.(“liAIei4lElelEllEl§l,ypllsgehlmhgf.
mitted lllelll ill other of the Mari- _ 1; wus lu me nh- that M,-_ Merghen
rprovluces. But referring more was to be c,mn,_med -In omca by
l’“m°"|‘“`1Y 'U me “3"l°“n‘"`° Pm' , -. the voice of the people and it was mm” "E the |"l““d' 11° “““°"“°°d ` ` especially important, that the elect- lile intention of his Government, if om or Prince Edward Island and
rights and privileges slroulu llave_
| t Hong J S Moore and as highest riliemen compel H8 0"
‘“’°"°- P" °" “ u o lr Azure tn; first. of the score, therefore ernor Generals a;l F _glllxenudy
on (um products from the United _ _ _ wa by the MacKenzie Klng__Gov_ern.
_ nrent, and the strong app va of
l:r.‘.;°l§ ’.=‘s‘.:ll.l‘°.:’.?:'°l.it;f§ Ma-rkslnell Colltlnue to P116 up Hlsh Scores ..... Mr ° ' ph eww; policy of the Rt lion Artllul
3...;ll°‘§;’.ii$T31...’§‘..l.ii.““.§I.‘i.l. ul.; and ‘Keen Competition is seen in Every u.;;§;._.:_.__ ____ _________ _ _________________` ..l’..l.“l$°"‘” ‘“"-‘"2" “‘il‘...°li'Cl‘.’T Match-Trooper J. Andrew Youthful uuu--t W... l»»-»--no .0 Mf-
dt tn lgns o 7 ‘
u,,LKeuz,e‘;nn° fe ., e.M,,,me,. - .vlelglreu by little Mus 'rr-uluor
iind the furlnaiiollrs EILEE5 present _ MC- daughter of Mr. Fred JI- Trainer.
Government. He declared tllilt all ’ Miss -Earle discourssd suitable pl- oalhs had been taken by |115 ruin. ano music during the evening and :stars an were ever tnkon by act- ' the proceedings were brought to 1; ng minlgrer-s_ r--_'-"'**"‘ ~ close by the singing of the Natloun. "Yet" oommenwd Mn Merghem yesterday was another excitingfrom $500 to $100. Mr- Percy Hoohp- Anthem
"lsrftnz lu the neu-re vote which uuy at the sine rluugo, una higher- or ure .lnlltuu nine club wus t tg
led lo ru request au- dissolution." euuruu w-re nlulie in the thfeswlnner with th” ”P‘°“‘“9 “°°'° ,° A1- 'rl-is Pnlncs sowsno Yet such was the or-lglnnl preiud- matcllcs. notwllllstandlllg the ex-48 out ofa possible 50~ WEEE- *P* J' Tile Prince Edward Theatre was ice of the Progressives towards treme heat. `l.andrigsn ot the 2nd Artillery “C” also well filled rby an attentive and ‘he Liberals. such was their idea The Moore and McLeod Match ond with 47, Major M. Jones. f°",‘ well ordered audience. .Mr. W. 'hai "lily knew more law than the at 200 and 500 yards, possible 70 mer crack shot and Bisley nlau. A. Stewart, President of the Liber- officers of the department of jus- 1 rp won shot ln the morning but wire of late yelrrs. owing to ill- al Conn"-va¢\,,-0 Auocrnlom pre. tice that, on the vote being taken, pod" “Inq won ny 'rroopcr Andrew door employment has not been di* sided, and the speakers in their The Dreseut Government was defea- 'T th All-gfht liorse. a son of Mr. ing very much rifle shooting, bor- “der were Hom J_ A_ Mmpqnard, ‘ed bya majority of one. 'llitat 0118 0 i; 'lr-t w of Eust Royalty. Mr. rowed a rifle yesterday and took B J. A, Masservey, and Hou. J. H. should never have voted. He has John nam’ porn reruarkable as a crack at. this match. and but for Myers. On the arrival of the “reed Wi- I0- HS made A mlSi»Bk6- Andrew H lrnough not eighteen an inner the last shot. Would have Prilme Minister from the Strand The vom on ns morn” was B ue_ student, ond u_. ws p__om_____ 0( be_ come very near winning it. Theatre, and after the singing of H°wever nu. vote was legal. nllrua ""“"“ °' ““°’ “um ro gnu: lla 'rue uuuol on for me r:._n. Eddy “o canada." Mrs J. E. tn. Mue- -%_i_______ ill! I "°“““'k“ 1° r oh x'ce"em Drug of $500 for most, pulrg eyes Crondy, on -behalf of the Ladies
mm th? match whhrt fe 7?) Lleut. in the Prowse Match between Capt- Conservative Association. illtr0~
o l"“"l °t 68 points 1;," fal-ty, 'second .A w ,Allen and Col. D. A. Mac- duced the speaker with a happy
C0 F' G' Kennedy or m 8 J ' Klnnon resulted in a. win for Capt. little speech. The chairman ln_ a
ndensed speciah 'With 67 pmms' nm... Mneh Allen (ew lbrief introductory remarks RATE.-4o. per WMU. 11°' al.T:lT0 L}i:l'|lT:sn‘ll':J`sl:Thl/lal°r3f» -points. s Todai will combi(-110 the D\'°¥"‘3 °‘1‘"°‘]th“°°‘;_ddt`_‘:_B;;'l’;‘;e Iggnfirgg'
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SllUN|l PRilTEl!T|llE PRINSIPLE CUNSISTENTLY APPLIED _
IS NECESSARY FUR THE GENERAL PRITSPERITT"
` , 'P 'RF THE DllM|N|l)N, SAYS THE PRIME MINISTER
e general questions or policy of e Conservative party as these
Tile lien. J. A. Macdonald, Min-
llion. J. ll- Myers was the next
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PREMIER MEIGHEN
Who addressed large audience last night In the Prince Ed- ward and Strand Theatres, and whois meeting with enthus- iastic receptions everywhere he speaks.
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Purchase of Steamer
Line Abandoned
(Canadian Press)
’i.()Nl)()N, .luly 28. -The annual
rum-llng»ni' l<‘lll'llcss Witby und (‘olnpany, i.td., the cllalrnlulr, Sir l~‘rcderick Lewis, said he regretted to state that it had been follnd inl- posslble to arrive at a mutually l~latisl'actory basis for the pllrohase lol’ the Willie Star lllue. ’lt was lr very difflclrlt matter to keep negot- iations of this nlagnitlrde strictly private, ire added, and their exist- euro had became known premat- urely. Tile disclosure hurl creat- ed ll good deul ol' comment in the 'public press. and urlllcr the cir- fcumstsrrces the authoritative state- nlcnt prtnlislloli recently -had been considered desirable, 'File sate mont issued on July l6tlr. said llrst, owing to present circum- stances and conditions, the negoti- ations for the purchase of tim W`illt.e Star Line have hy nrutuu consent lbccn t.ernlir.luted.”
Cornell’s Evidence
Before Commissioll
(Canadian Press)
}lALlI<‘AX, N. S., July 28. -’T‘hal:
he would prodllce evidoncc to show that the only Official BXDUIU' ution over given for the wiping out of the dlffsrorltinl westlbollnd rates in 1912 was that the action was taken at the instance of Ontario alld Western slltppers, and that, in his judgment, speaking from the standpoint of the Maritimes, it would 'be unwise to divorce the llltercoloniul Railway from the l‘anadian National system, were ; lnong the features of the evidence
ivan this morning -by F. C.
tiornell. freight rates expert om- ploycd by the Muriilmo Provinces. before the Royal (lonllnissinu head- od by Sir Andrew Rue I)unl'nl1. ill' vesttgatlrlg the ills of the Atlantic Provinces growing ollt of their in- clusion in the Dominion of Canada.
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CHICAGO, July 28.-A six-
foot python crawling leisurely up State street, near Madison, “the world's busiest corner," caused a panic yesterday as hundreds ran to safety. The reptile, used by q dancer in her act, escaped from a hamp- er in which she was carrying it. She pursued and retrieved lf. after which a discreet po- liceman advanced and arrested her for disorderly conduct,
6,000 Government
tllousanll oi’ whmn are oi’ the Alnalgalnlnted Workers of America, strike this morning in und the surrounding
Six, Arrestsnlade
(Canadian Press)
Workers Strike `
In Montreal
MON'l`REAL, July 28. »--Six
tllolrssud clothing workers, four,
mgmrbern BRANDON, Mau., July 251. -- _
(_:p,Lmng"'l‘he progressive members w--lv: went on rrpproacllcll ily hotil Corlslll-valirt-lt
Moutrea districts _ _ _ _ _ ___ __ ,_
Aclfurlllug lo A. c. W. A. onlclulu Robert Perils. former ll~a<l<-1' oil “,"` "“ l”""i “Pd “"“~""'-"" 1'" me Strike is me result or the re_ me p,.0gmB5|v,_,s in the m.)u_,“_ “fill:-_-__._~Jll_t.lllt*__itl l.r; lllnllt-. llu,-lin; t_l_l;r fnsnl of certain manufacturers C°mm0UB- “Hd “0"‘l""" *lf 1"" ""\"""" 5f_,`f' in-, ",".mW:H.`m W' V here go commy Wm, the 44'h0u,- party for the rotlsiillltcllt-5' ol`_'_h_`_ “"_rm '_" I"_'_"""1" f"’f"”"`" weak nchedula sponsored _hy the lllrandon at the forthconling l'»»llor *‘*’_""" _fill "f“fi_"l“'l‘“|-__ '__"‘“|""'_ 17111011. and in other ways to ignore “I ”'°°"°“- ’“ “‘m“"““""“ " "“!`“” §]»fN"!:t.H.-V -l'Hrl'.ilN,.\ gli- -E.»'.`,f-'.»'i-xl'f..".;'.. their dem,-,nag meeting here, Ml. Forke tl».llt .ll _ __ _ __ » _
SPEAKING . HERE Six Foot Python l -Paris (‘rowd Attacks
Roams Chicago H 5 li. S. Statue
PARIS. July 28.-A day of
demonstrations In Paris, In- cluding an attack On the Am- ericans volunteers’ statue in inc Place of the United States, and a movement against Par- liament by disgruntled state employes has caused fear o'l serious trouble from Commun-
ililiillll illilill i3il|_ll5
S ay s Progressives ‘“,f°‘;,',;§§',__ 0, L,_,,,,, was were Al’l”`°a'°h°d l§.’.“."‘.'-.‘l'.`i'.}f.’.f'.".'i.<.f.'.i‘l§§. Aflifli
by the Olhcr rarslqai lfpchmand prorr;lr_l_e_r_1(t
e CP ¢ E l"°0YT\ D I '
I)artleS Alnlost Con' ol'a"s I;-lll;‘\§en'E<o, who attempted
tinuously ___ Forkc to smash the American volun- Receiving Liberal
Support.
teers statue.
(Canadian Press)
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Maritilne Electric Co. Annual Meeting'
(Canadian Press)
l"lll'fIil`lilf"l`(l_’\.'_ N i’.. .lilly i’*,`.
and Liberals almost lontinllollslv 4 _
'l`ill- lrl»tll-lputl-ll :_-upitlll 4-.\;p.~llll:~
l - * - _during the last session" til-vial-till
length with the dev:-loplnl-nts :ll ll' hi-“V-"" it “"‘*l fl*i'1""‘ll“"' ‘ Ottawa during thc lust. session and "3‘»"~ ‘li <"""""`*l-'ll with t‘-n -tu.-.-».-_ declared offers of "lilvcrs llinlls ”"""il'J "l ""` "‘,”""i‘ll\' 'Wlfi ’l“"‘ including the f‘onsér\':ltl\'t\s‘ slut-\ "‘l-" ll““"‘il"'~ i"‘l"""~"5"~`i'i»‘ i" W"
rtllut llld --lllll or t \~ll‘ ‘ l ‘..-
' ° `° ments that if thc prom-~ssi\'os_ 1 f l~' ' f` » »"-:l 11"' - - ln Poisoning Case-Wd gm ,hm my M .....,.._. ...._.___,
_'*’-‘ Dort,1.lle Parliament would run full "T ll“"“ -"Htl sorvil-c ln Fr-n-llrr-1-~r.»--l
cmn,se_.. St. St'~l»llf\ll.1lrl1l l’.rlllzr-tflrvlr. i
BUFFALO, N. Y., July 28. - "Discussing the constitlltiorllll “"“` “""’»’l‘» 'Wil lf* ll"|ii:' ilifitltii'-"
Federal agents and police early to- question, Mr. l-`orke llc(-lnrl»d, “I "i ‘_""'"i""“"""l’- -\"‘“' 7\l"""i“- day made six more arrests in the know that Mr. Meigllen nl-vol- ""." "` l"`i"lT il’-“'f\ll"li_ H’ `l¥"iti"." Niagara l\‘rontier -poison liquor 'would have been l*renlll>r lr all thc ""_""- “`]'|i" ill" *fit-"1'1\'i`-' ilu---‘ 0"" case, Tile death toll in which circumstances had linen lrllolvll." |_""""' "\'f""'i"'i H tlifiifiu-"H lr" e--f"»~ now stands at thirty seven. Tire Mr. Forke dealt with the Crrsllnrnr “"'l‘ "_" lliv- lltll»»-l :rl-rose tilt- lu- action follolvod the statement of Department probe and also with."""""""”" l“""“i-"".\' fl-.vu get uutiloriltes t.hat James C. Voelker, the question of tsrlffs, lSl"lli‘i‘l‘ "ll" ill" -*"H"' fit' -\inlu'~
ullcgcd lender of tihe distribution “Mr. Meigheu will come west bull `
|gang, stood ready to make a full will not say much about tariff, ol'l"_"_""' """"" " " lrorlil-rsslorr, naming those higher up about raising tho iari-l‘f," hu prv- ,,,,r ,,,,_ _,_ ., Mot, ..,,.|,-,- ._,,, ,,“,,_`,; _in the wood alcohol traffic. dlcted. _.|,,, ,,,,,_,,r,, ,_,- ,-“_,,,,_|__ “,,__hm] M
_ I 1 H()1]_ Arthur Mei ghen A d (]_ Ir 9 S S 3 S§.»._?.l:f;_NNl._'.Tr'.'_€t`°N.}.'._f`1..~.N.NlN"'l.NNN
ated Yesterday
Atour.
.
ers had to sa
to speak.
who .both gave brief addresses.
addressed yesterday.
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Yesterday may lbe considered to grown to maturity, that were lnorr, _ _ _
have been an epoch making date or less perfect, lin certain lirl<_»l1m'"t ',f“'m "ww "‘ 1"" .wm“"" in the pvlltical history of King'S this Province was further advarll:-'Tm' HHH" 'W""""" "r"“""".d mr
Mr. 'Howard MacDonald presided
over the meeting, and called as the
first speakers Hon. J. A. Mac- willing to opcralo it ncrortllllr: to _,_ _`_ \m,_‘|,,;m___ Donald and Premier J. D. Stewart.,thcir idea, cron thollgll a vt-ry high: ` ’ _ °’____
The Prime Minister, in the
course of his address. which was noose.
of more than an hours duration. said that it was five ycars since he Agriculture was tio--ply in-_ ‘ " "- `“ " "3 had last spoken in the salma hall. te-rested in co~opcl'otive lrlur-hot-l MV ,tin ` before an audience that was not ing, and intended to got' - “S-’
nearly so large as that which he
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Couuty, inasmuch as it was the ed than any other part of Cullutla. Hd'm,‘ni t____'.__ _ ‘W “__ nomination, -made unanilnously, of In potato growing, fox far'lrlirlg_ant|l .rf s,,_"_ ".'\,"__, M .d uv I-lon, John A. MacDonald, Minister the dairy industry, i’rin<-c i~1dw;|l'll nm_ '[1"}M r"‘m|f,", “mlm an , without portfolio in the Meiglren island was rocogrllvmd us surpass-lm' I "WUI" 'wk M; 1"' ";\"r'fm,‘," Government, as Conseuvativo can- ing the other Provinl-cs. lrl hu um M' UNL H ' ‘U l.""’]' " 0' (“m' _didato to contest the riding on §.§::::;.“1:5'.%:.:"..:‘:.;’ .:.““.l.“:°.§l.;f: ;i‘.‘.‘.l’.‘:..““‘:."°:;‘.'.‘. 'xr is -»---» ors of Georgetown alld King's_culture, quality and quantity. But,§:l9§;;‘:l:;`";::_f;_l)_}hzaouggi?",,¥:_§l_;_t’;;; (‘ount the honor of being the firstlthere was zl phase in agriclllturlll' ,' '
l ‘ada hull given lilo (oll-.ol-vzltlvo a
Dam' continued ML Mmghau' "Hclelrr mniorilv at tllo last election
.the sillllltlon should lt--ull fltronir-
- Y district on Prince Edward Island success that had llltllcrto been too‘l, I I `i ' _ . '_ __ _, ' to llc visited and addressed iby theonuob neglected. _ '|‘iro rrl-fll»lerll'f{U,_’;) lh'_'_(|i,__f["V°','|___ H£"'|'_'|""';‘lm'*U$; ivrinm ,Munster or Canada' Rlihtwrasunne' lg” or iboumf "mm pm' tllilll; limi llllll lu\»~n lltrlle was ill liouorable Arthur Melghen, in tle (uc on, . ut of lrnalltl-iirrg. lll abulml Wm. ,Mmmn ‘hm Hmmm course of his' present Maritime other parts of the world lunch r-ln- .. __ . , . _ .
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plmsis had hmm \’m"“'d 0" 'hm dgobnrllrll ilu tllinhvl':rv ,with tIlllN(llilx-
Georgetown rink was jam-med to question of recent yours, and ll.-lr m. _` ,__ _ m I, m fn _Q 'in “wh ,_
,{_lrt;___tlo_ol_;_s _p__y;_u_;:ro_l;v__<_i_l:____r;_rxit_r_1_r;__g;) mark, Holland. and lilo llnitl-tl.“,_3 "Q :__ U|_.:),(:_,(H,|_'_ ,,,,,,,, ntl..
8 . and although the afternoon was narrow channels, to fully tit-\‘<~lop`.I.hp H__|’_,H ___ “.h,_]_)h _ -_ _ ,'_`\_,;_‘,' tho hottest. and mrost sultry of the summer, the large audience suffer
cd tho heat patiently, and listened tion. but nothing like it sll<»lllli`,h_.,,__ ,__ I-iw, ‘"__._.|,,,,_ `
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ulllglgu “m;kYm' lm_I("'“"‘l“ .'h"ll»l|le, p-ull' :lnd rich :llllll\_ ilnfl llovn ` q 0" m "me ve some “lim” ral.<.\<l. oll tho l»illl~r lllluli 1‘l‘f1ul
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ation of _he whpm “___ ___ _“__ tory tri tll (ll.llr..l tilts. a.l.,1u
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.Mr. Meighen himself was in fine West, und told of lilo slll-rt-ss with fu ,lN_"_f_l,}_'_§_|,l__':d_|,N:fi |?_‘_1'1'__),____'fH
form yesterday, and in neither his which they wore lrll-t-tlrr;;_ lit- h,,iH,_ _m,_ _,I __`_m.,,.,,,____;|[ ,m,.m_ delivery nor platform presence had lrllnscil lice-n our: of lilc lu- _,V `;\__q “.__,.,,,. ,t___' }_,__`,,_1,_ _,- showed tho.s1iglltest'effects of the stigators oi' the movclrlorrt, and ,._'_;m,_._ “_m_` In _____,H,\,_ _U ,‘_m1_,,_ arduous days he has just passed had tukon some tvrrifil- _____________________ ___________ ______ __xH_u,.._, through. On his appearance on abuse, because the farnlorlr had ,
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tile platform he was greeted with then been very much opposed to it_ 6,. “.,___,.,,,l_ ,]___,_, .\_,,__, H, ,'_,m__] 79,. voclferous cheers, which were as When the king Gov:-l'lllllent ll:rti\_,],_n___ h,m,_`,_ _`_l,,.i,__m g__._.,_,,.um_ ,___ vigorously repeated when he arose taken over power and nssllmcd in ,M ,,_,___.`__,`.,_, uf H", “Ml lmm_._
control of the pool it had nlnti" :intl f,;.,,,.,, ,W ,r,,_ (.,,,,m,_,._ ~ such ll mess oi' tile logisluiloll that -I-h,_ ,,,,...rl,1,_- .-olll-l=:ll\.-ll with nl- lt. could get no one who woulli lu» _h___§W__` bv _Q`,_m\m_ _\Im_I___‘,d _“_-
salary was being ol’fvrcll. .\'o out-I _ '
wuuleu to put luu soul lu on A1]110\11p_-,(3111ppt,3_
Dr. Tolmie, the now nlinlstor or C()U\jH|»_ Fvtlnfg
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into touch with all the llllrrkotlnr. A--- Ofglllllltltloll of (‘lll'll'ldB. 'T`htl Gov, °”lt'c l‘ll~:ln\ social. T"t‘lll:l_v (~\"t!ll'
Wherever one trslvelled in Can- ernment did not intend lo tnkr~ tilt- turf f.-.»l~l'-»-l by \\'olnv-n'_< Instituto
ada. he said, one could not but .management ollt ot the furlncl-s in P1.-n~;mt \':llit-y Sl-bool. lf not help being struck by the variety hands. The work should hr vol- tint- l-<.nl»- :~';lturdav eve!
and divergence of the conditions untary,aull the farmers slrolllli, 975-T-29-2|
that applied to the people of the stand on their own feet. ‘ ~-1
different widely segaraaed ipartsé _
. . _ The occupations an n ustr ee o portance o a slrbstullttal holllodsullll-titty nllornoon, July Zllst,
"°“'lY “Bell rdis nt- the r009iV0d 996°” and third “te medals' Leu ' ` 1 cu n tomorrow morning .rt 2-i6 the different sections were deter
The Premier strosst-tl thu im-N °*l'.»ln»- lt- lilo picnic at T_vron
market, and said that to build lrn'tl:rnlcs, llanclng and rcfrt-nlrlnollls.
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nl .rob mum, PHS” fd; °‘ purse respectively. “°°’°Y ‘T;2‘;‘,";‘,';a“;‘,§,d?,f.;st',|:’ 53,1 Ggonwggn pug, guy ss. - u -sluu sem mls even-lug ut 1.34 und mlueu und controuea by natural heme markets, ludul-rrlul f-l-un~.-u,l 991.7-29.;ll _ The Melionlld l"|°|' M°*°"' ‘mnn 1 t 1 end; other and pe,-hmm -30* by epgbnpg, aut of risen tomorrow morning at 4.39. advantages and conditions.
_with their more concentrated pop-_ -~----
_V00 wAn1-_ noon ggyggopgg which wsu nu, nurture mulch of wllluu one no n _v __ _mlm in Nu Pam and ,,’.,,`,,4`%, tue' nuwuger -oust' iuumer uiuuu, saturday. sl-.re lu Prince nu-ward lrllmd ulutlouu, wure ueeesuury. A ruuu- -»corul..,;, -_ mu rl...-.v ---why
.rum so to so l t ' all ol. was al-eu yeeter Col. M°°Kl°“°“ °“ lm nel- on .r l 3 »t..s.o1.. ru. _. the lurlusu-y wus agriculture. lluterutu protective turlrr wus t-mul.-»olrl_ uf -suck rluuu-" u-ul. uurlu |50 fer 55 r u' 10° for an 1:1 ETBIIRTO Ygfill 0-flly, the reason of these. g:3z_“_a'¥“(?‘“p_"'; -éngfmglanhmda “s¥lm%n°n|de ‘_)'t|.|e,‘_¢|g`ht¢-on min- it was widely diversified. Ther! tal io the success of the country. l'r~eNost.` tleorgetown Friday, _wlorl-
r $1.|§. Pongpnld Guardian being that the Mt-.Donald -'Deope c __m_“ on P". 6) mp hére today utee latter than' Charlottetown. were special lines here that had considered as a whole. _‘this did,tugue, Saturday. 077.
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