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PAGE FOUR '- THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN‘

Notes by the Way

The vaat proportions of the etrike

Judgement Delive- 6011659 Presidfillts

z-miain. w. Idltor and Hunter. l. l. Burnett-

llii lllluilllmiililllill Ellill mtlllltll

red At Supreme

_ in England have made it the over- shadowing event of the time under which lesser troubles have

I floagvflqry, IJJIO- COL I»

QTH‘URSDAY,MAY s, 192s

fofliflllvii 0r relegated to ilie hat-k- There were strikes ago before labor was organized and

FARM "‘°°1’§§s APPEAL a, Rev. 4...... P. MaePlvie. Ph-D-

oun use’! ssrrtzns

Within the Past few

pcrleiiee shall be of 1.11054‘ who hatve__ ailready conic.

thcy slia-ll find among us.

We are a hospitable -people u though. perhaps. somewhat. tinde- inonstrative. \’l'e have a kindly wtl~

itups, we do not show it as much in words as in deeds. y-t-t words as well as acts have a hi-ztrt-vrztriiiiitg - '-- g -'ll on those who tofilill:ititnil,>ni:lits and to ttiakelciulsg of the 0m uuusrlptlol] lssuevlllhe sympmheuc ‘ zidtlcd. bringing the workers in a

lscorc 0f different industries totlimmher anfgeitlgafxctiglfies‘ hing to all the cells of t awxay all ‘itsillll- waste and worn out parts. Iillood carrying poisons to ithtel iorgsn-s that throw these poisons- out‘ iof the body, can lovcreating. (70iltvlip3tl0ii, and . so that it leaves some’ its wastes or pOlSUIIg where the _ can do considerable tlirmage to the q cells of the part, iv is a tlelfotttp org: gged itiuscies oi’ the!

their homvs ttmoitg us. They havei _ _ _ there is no hopc of the (onseiva- come t0 a land that is new to them.

the arty winning 1t the pollshqupporl of m“ 0"” 1" w i * t) ' i ~- ' among a people wlto are tstrangers] 1

to them. Many of our rustoiiisi‘ ' ‘ ' '

. i h‘. z tor and inucli of our iutiitner of liviiigi T H p“ l _ w'll be now to them but tht univer-lslifiiik 1°?‘ 1119 Cnn-“cnmtlvc 1’“1ly'1"'1'" sal lsnguakc- of lendntss and wcldlhul 11 thmk“ n 1mm“ Something (some and comradcship and hi-in-l d l r

_ ~ 1 ‘l - I l 1 icves fullness they will fully tinderstztiiil“‘m'“|.'m~ 7m H“ ‘ imany o1‘ the red-blooded Lanatliii-its

and appreciate.

We are pleased to note that ourll“ [he (jmmervunve puny M" nciv settlers have been openly aniWmm’ Hm“ H" coriihtlly welwmcti in at least some‘“'1111‘11'““'“| "f of the communities in which liteyi"“"“‘" m" Mmnrom SH" fingmlq hm," “lllcdl ‘W fwl Sun, lhdliit ior the reason mcittitriu-ti‘ t "‘ they have been equally wcit-omi-tll where thorn may not. httve been illlylil171lw1 1! "11111111 111 11'“ "xlrellm 11"”

_ . . What blame ma attach to the pu-biic demonstration and t.ltnt|°"“-“1' 11 1S (“um ccnm" Hm thelmlng owners, 5,- gg m, mm"; m-l to both, the employers and titn cut-i ‘ plnyctl. wo need not attempt to ap-‘ ii is the appalling (llllll-{Qif

wherever they settle they u-‘ll rt>-i1"111*"""1"“ "1 m“ lelghp“ “mum coive the usual hearty Prince iIIiIl-“lnll 11'“ ward island hospitality. \\'u ovi-qlttvo. ml‘, ml lmly ll, ll". Sll-lulgprslhe gained iu Quebec (prOVldGd allhnt confronts the among list but to onrsioIvt-s. '\V-.1|'QUP1"‘4‘ 111"" “M,” lll(.lll_ we "W." nmlly mom ol- Moighep in the leadership, as the’ tlimn and they need all the kind-ism!‘ 91411911111“ "Xmuw; "u" n+5“ all“ hell, “'0 Call all-e lllom party would he shut tn pieces Let us show them iii tangble ways 1119 0111" pwvmcofl‘ that they are oitr fellow i-ifizenslstrrvtitives Wiililil 11" 14" 41511111119“ that our lint-rests am niuttial and iii 111011‘ ltilfly‘ 111111 1110)! by mutual helpfulivss we Sllllll,911111'1' make t.ltis province. even more thanlcantlidates or would not show uii ever before. the best and most pros-‘at the polls.

perons province in Canada.

AN sxczttsnr NUMBER i

. t ll mt Edition" accompanying its reiby a i . - f ili with the tortu- guiar issue of Kiley 3. The indtis- “no me am m. _ 101m course which it has been ‘rut-Hu-

tries. history nnd attractions of] Nova Scotia rm .1 tourist resort “r0 fully and aihly sci forth and makes.

i up a- vsiuoble advertisement for

the province. it is encouraging tol note that the" industrial, conimer-l

the Chronicle's enterprise as tsilDWlll by the gene-mug advertising patron- flikfl given t0 this special issueJ Publicity of this kind. touching as, it does. every section of tin; prol

viuoe and all its ititcrcstl. caiinotl‘

t. l- lli-l fl EH1- fail to appeal to and attract holl- who m“ be “g m“ Ly 0g

day seekers. There is not enough of 1t being done in the Maritltnesl 11 Null-iron the cooperation of all- ititorostod i0 make plltlllltiliy effec- tive and we are pleased to hotel 111M- NOW! 500th! ltas very genctr-l onsly cooperated with tlic Crhrom‘ iclo in this ckcelleiit effort to ac‘

. I - s tract tourists. lmm“ M‘ lsintrggling

3111p") JQURNAUSM icituscd fl cold chill to riiti up undltlnuu for but .a single month.

calculable tlumage and loss r ircsnlt to British trudc and llldtltlirvt SYNONYMS:

. . ' t l i- » .

‘an. “mm flung“ mm "L" bmrlhy which rival nations and cotnpe- ‘“'“"'"'”‘1“' Pmmnt 101' ‘ I

ltiiors must profit more or less pier- A dark outlook is prc- lscniod in which

’i‘linre is probably no nirwspiipor. iii (Yaniidli whose political oplnlousi are no utterly despised s-ntl dlsre-' garded us the ‘Montreal Star. the

tiitilty to stab that Star represents. not the Conserve-l tive or any other piirty_

er, the ‘Rt. lion. Arthur Mdiglrtlu

lnbeclausethat gentleman has per- m; can "f iiiaiinyitiidmaitmtiy refilled wtllla count .

ll has been said lllilt 1119 landing ‘exports of the liluritinie iPrfii/"lfllli jun? uiiiwrsity presiddlrl-‘fl £1141 1'01‘ legopriticipuls. along with fish. a coal. ntid potutéies it be the llll fish that oes . mill’ Angus McLean, James Gillis. 'Wll-;.cnfd brdcln,“ clllnale and the diet of oatmeal porridge. l ciitrse those DFOYPIWES 1W 1119 “a. lilo tlevelop braille. and turn out

UANAJIA. HROVdtNCI-J or‘ iiitnvci: nnwaitn LSUAiNl) tinmw strimutvii: court‘ think of Montreal, Plalutli!

they have increased in number and duration in iuore recent years. iii 1l1‘“'-'1l1i1l11‘1'11 111'“ 11°1-.tlie old days. when luborltvus ve the Star's hostility‘inadequately paid. , l u ‘L t ' l teu wa

Meiglieii; they treat it with 111081 frequently sci 0n fiwl Iby llwl uglllzyllgllffi f,j’e"§‘,a§w““°, m‘); “m, lane," Comemm so l.“ as l“ mew workers i-n order to obtain increas-

_ _ ed pay. or in refusal to accept a lilting in politics is concerned. Gite 1101119“ 511111113 "s- “nd m bumme “iilainiltou Herald, independent pan of our citizenry. The number‘ is comparatively small but we 1100B that it will be ndtitd i0 yearly for we have room and opportunity‘ fur many tuorc. How the number, shall be iucnased will dcllelld very; iqrgcly upon what the v!-

yield to ilic money-bags.

a . Horton. M-D

. NCER Wm.“ “elwurlvyldg [My THE BLOOD AND cA___ have welcomed to this Dim/lime "l", ._y'lr_ number of men, women and chil-

dren who have come to make thcir

llum Martin. Pater Stewart, Mur- dock Gilmore. John J. Mkirtin andt John ll_ Gillis, Defendants.

for cancer. every research labora- tory has; some men working upon w" u“; it. Two South American research men are demonstrating to their c-ol- ‘leagues u new test for cancer. i tide ‘of the blood lu

reduction of pay, or to shor

“ere ‘h. a list of ffty men born‘ iin the Lower Provinces ‘who are Judgment Delivered by Chief Jill-

_ tice Mathleson

.politic.~i. rect~htly expressed its up; w examination ,'lnion oi‘ thc Star. and suspected eases.

‘in a series of 200 patient-s, there were 65 internal cancer, 1'13 pat-

lnclllellllll ‘The formation of labor unions wan at firlt a matter of necessity

or have been ‘nit the head of util- verstities and coll98¢5 at 11°11“? 51111 The list is -by no means 'l‘his case WEB heard before minlacctimte or comiilete. Jhoush It is without a lurytthe result of much and judgment of non-suit was giv-iiloiriflihondenw- en by hint at the last .\iichaelmast.1'°i1‘191'” Term oi this Court. A. D. i925. thereafter moved that the judgment of non-suit be set aside and a new trial granted. on the followiitg grounds:

1. ‘Phat the said non suit grantetl by the learned trial Judge was cou- trary to law and the evidence. and

‘(he opium" or Couervuuws am‘ in order to secure a living wage for‘ Lippi-his. in an editorial from which llle workers and m, . ‘ems with diseases other than can- . gaiiiztitioti has

er. and 21 with cancers on the or mucous membrane.

as made by using al drops of the liquid part of thel

Justice Arseiiault we quote as follows; been of great henefl

ages, shorter hours 0f lab- lllomor and more comfortable living con-f Y9“ I _

. . . _. ‘dltionn among the millions who iivee Mood with a few drops or a neutm istriking ease ot stupid edttoiial ob-i

i ‘um asking the “if there ever was in the history1bctter w those interested to make additions int Ca-nadlnn journalism a

and correefons. and ire-port t0 me

When it i-s contplete-r i hope _to lpnhlislt it in pamphlet form. giv- ‘lug notes. and information about the

‘stinacy than that oi‘ tlit- .\inntretil how [hey shall prosper and Wllflti-Slflr m “s “mimic inanntr of nelltltbors and trlendslmeigheuv we are “o! laminar Wm]

L0H] Alllulslallrs paper llugltlle numlber 0|‘ strikes.

here there is no cancer serum tint changes rapidly to a. more or less reddish color. in the 65 cancer case's the test showed positive in every case but e.

be said to ltave checked iiielthe irrepressible conflict between call.

or to have lei-tseiietil

hone ride list mid Ollly the men at [the head 0t institutions who have

1m‘ 6, 192s

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CANADA BISCUI-T .-.coMPANv LIMITED. '

6 1-2 p. c.

First Mortgage Gold Bonds Dated M-ay 1926-Due May 1946

ASSETS-—

Over $3000 behind. every $1000 Bend.

EARN IN GS—-

Over 31/; time: Bond Interest requirements.

We recommend these bonds for investment. Price 100 and accrued intereat to yield 614%

Full particulars on . quest.

Eastern Securities 00., Ltd. W. H. l. Dunbar, Manager

Charlottetown Ham“

(without authority.

of conferring degrees are 2. That it was proved that thel

Seine time later a 1's! of the head of other institu- tions of learning may he mailer

‘All the men have well-earned (IO-l ees and honorary titles but the are omitted on account oi’ space.

retenuy bee“ urging l“ old prowiflit-ts have rather i-ncreiisetl in nnm-: .

_ A _' l _glicr anti with proportionate loss uilfll .po.-ial that the (otiseriatiie lLlliéllunle and monetary com. .

in the group free from cancer. , _ _

e response was negative in ei‘erylg(l:tl'llzlelflotll?ge 2:518 home] i

ol» ll“. sklll ol- 'lllili the onus of proving tpayineittl

l-eacllolllyvns on the defendants and not onlgr

Automobile Insurance

All Risks Covered

Iresigti the leadership. conic for siraitgcm although. per-l

.on him to‘ do so as a-n act ot‘ “ION

in the 2i cases illlllCOlls membrane. was positive in 33% of the eases.

Formerly a strike was often con- alll... l” m“ ‘palm lle cannot wllltflned to a single factory or estab-

3. That in regard to the issues . liehment where now any substantial fuiltnvlng lll Que-

“ usually arnzlmqlve l“ only one cwse l pleas oi’ pllyilleiltlilllOlil by» itself. feels an entire industry throughout} “as likely

a province 0r a

n ghreefraised under the ilue to"the tact thatjoi thc new

ese surface cancers had an oitt- et t‘0r their secretions. whereas the (lilillbffrs inside the tbody would cf- tect the general blood lstreant and

‘trial Judge erroneously held that} Prim“ Edward 13'3"‘, ltltere was an onus on the plalutiffi ,to prove indehtctiiicss whereas the _ , onus was ion the defendants to cs-lpmlm“ "g provkwe‘ tahlish the pleas of payment.

4. Thai the learned trial Jutlge. 0 right to ll0il suit the plain-

Prince Edward island is a brain-

‘ln ldze niid population ft has givetil a latrge roster of men to public and? it gave Frank-l . Lune to his republic and he‘ is loved and honored as one of

i

'i‘liis is tllltchstttftlssllitlligyr

01" things which now confronts the wltlovcr-iinicnt oi‘ the ihlother Coun- ' where the workers oi’ the rail- lwaysv shipping, docks. and in the about [he quality m the “Vcrllgelifxlllfltllflfis stop worlt. and tlllltlllltlflol that. tnstries are stiddetily paialyaetl. in order to make the minersHs-trike. Furthermore. since‘ lid tlteunions are now internationally, to ihnltirganlzeii. there looms tip the grim llLhlpOfillllJillly that slstrike may overleap national hor-. ‘tiers atiii §]ll't.'llil with earthquake

the outer hnuntlzirltrs .ord Aitltosiaifs "l ,.|l,lll.,|;,ll,,ll_

request for a verdict.

Six tritesitlelits are oii the l's| to hearing before tlic ll and Falconer are known and admir- lt-ti in educational circles for their jfine scholarship at isCllllfilillil. Cornell tin?»

without a Jury in the month of Ap- - A. 1).. 1925. when judgment was any day belngi cd on which to deliver jutlgmenttvemity, m llke the llnalmltlie plaintiff had no utotice when Judgment was to be delivered;

“other ma! pa" Robert A. Falconer. Toronto littl- lllullvcrsity. Toronto.

0i’ illichaelniiisnnalhi“ J- FY1159 Term a non suit was granted by=11‘1"‘- 31°1111“!111~ already know, the learned trial Judge. to wit, on; third day of November A. ..;l.'.ft> 1'.‘ 1 ‘ty title"liltllinlhfl‘llilllitfjllilllllletllflllliiCOHPKP‘ spnkmm‘ ‘vlmh . . z . .. - l

Iifottlllk, iilultlliillmljtl-llih lllrlllllllfilllllrik€lllfl1(IHIMgeI Nvmlaskm

r. ‘Prcsbytterian Cni- That pure troll aired blood f5 or. , _ “emlul w health w" ‘ Samuel N Robertson.

Prince of niitted the case College. ('lli1i'lt]li.*‘i()\$'i|.

t llllll. a vcrtiict

io the jury who for tho pluiittiil‘. 'l'hc vesrtiict was sot aside for mis- tlirectioit and at new trial granted

lil the slated case a question of law was siiimiitteti by the Judge oi‘ tltc ‘(Jointly tlottrt Judllc ought n-nt i.u have non-suitedtl the plaintiff notwithstanding his rem-em) may fusai to be ntm-stiitctl.

Parke. ll. guvt- ii. HS iris npiniun

5' N .-

here tliero is ill health. l l or caticrr ‘s of coitrso self evitienuli

l‘.&OQ-O§O-OOO-Q-O-O-OO—OO-QQ440-Q O-O

Daily Selections

liilivartLJ. ‘Jordon (llflllltl lsl-‘iiui "'i'lio advice of l

_ _ New Brunswick cfuscd to accept u iiou stilt in tho '

trasc aiitl asked for a verdict. whit h! the said learned trial Jud ed. llicrehy tinprlvin of its right to have

.\'<-\v llrunsivick is a lumber-pro- cing tirovIiit-ie. but. it has turned t] 'Ftlill" l"ne lllfflllPPilHll titulier. Ills givcti us such writers anihmluslng l0 l": “Olmllllcllv t“ us ( hark,“ u’ D‘ Hobo"! am‘ is no case so warrant a verilict forlo- him it is the duty oi‘ the direct the Jury to find loi .. _ ,. . fcntlaiit, and of like tipiuion was " "m r of H“ Brmfih En" Plait ll. who added: "'i‘lie metitiiiig Small and lolmlm of a non snit_is‘thiit the itluintiff will not stay in Count lo hear the 5min; lymlolll verdict oi‘ a jury. But if he chooses to take their opinion and the facts sit-ow he has no elitist: oi‘ action it is the duty oi the tlic jury to iind for the dnfciidan All the cases referred to were de~ practice existing Act (i852) came

g the tllllllllllfillflll a. verdict given. ii. Those gnountls resolve ihemsclv- pos cs into one question. vizr-Shouldlilil the trial Judge in the circumstsue es have tioii suited the plaintiff? on is upon a tprotnissory.‘1‘11“'- " 1' by the defendants infill”? favor of (The) Canadian Farm iPrtrl, _ iorate body and intloi's-.".'“1 m Emflaml‘ if the plantifflpmnper

Possibly a few seats Wllllldllltlriltlll.

l Guardian‘ Readers l,

nation which‘ ooeeeveooo-e-eo-ooeorvvv» m Huccoullliilllfit.‘ at this tiistance rise fore- most l1] every htnnane and llilfldillll."

Apparently ti calamity of; quip} LAW Uh‘ (l()i)—"Ye shall llhvrrtforv llppl, my statutes, and my note made which 'f a niatt do. he hall live in tiiciii: l ant the Lord"

liitter generally ‘called the poet laur

have Aiiiiretv llonztr 1 m” ('0' lhulsnch magnitude impeilds as ina llllbc comparable in iiutionai financial M3,"), (full. loss and omit to those of the war; without its slaughter.

and Lord Bcavterbrookti. the well known state Both are soils ol‘ l Presbyterian ntiifstcrs in v _ tte curly history oi‘ the province. and no mun‘ has it dozen mime-s" 0n the list.

Walter (l Illurrziy. ll

i*ti.iv'-t~t'ti---o Lord. Thy law

isllintl proved the note lpcrfcct. convi rtiitg the soul.

.tlic onus would‘thc.ti have been iip- h on tiic defendants. Lint the plaintiff. wont further and proved that tlioi note was made anti indorseil to the plaintiff to serve a s is to guarantee to tli plaintiff the repaym lent tor to be lent)

The United Kingdom has been heroically struggling to risstore her industries and trade while lllltll‘i' [an unprecedented burden oi’ tlobt. ‘Her competitors In

lprotluction on the Contine-itt are elaltie t0 command the services of skilled artisans who work tltiring longer hours and at a lower wage: than is possible in hlnglantl. Ger-VA“ l“ mlesprlmf‘ and o“ m“ balmy _ , . . ( __ -. Hghmhmklng Canadmus.l:l\lfis'i'ul;l1ye:(ililpl:?':d Iflltliignisn

land a million oi’ tinemiployetlivere ull::)npl:;0h'g:a:_:;’l' zxtlsongs of assurance and u fcairiess lil(‘l)f. to the United States while tin-l labie} to collect n. dollar from‘ lierl “What matters it. that. llfiuropcau allies who are indebted lto her in tiiitold millions.

Huiniilircy Plcltaril, ..\inutit

lson University Sackvillt». "Fire J. Trneman. Mount Alli-

Univcrsity. Sackvlile.

cided tinder the lbeforc the C.i.eil’. linto effect, and Alliwil. that however and text books

The 1on1: brown itill-s to tiiniiicss.‘

Th9 51]“ declines. and soon the that the Star's susgefilifln W111

The chief effect . . \ l f the -oii- Tlie Morning Chronicle o1‘ Hali- M“ be a tleepttzlzg 0e ls geld - a r tax has flssued an excellent “Tour-itempt h‘ whm‘ a p p

explicitly the judges

nlvérslty Sackviile. hitherto declared

Frederick \\' Patterson. thelUtiiversity Wolfville. that when this} Joseph ll. lira University or New an hmqum, walyBntiti-awlck. 1t‘i'eder|cton.

Thomas Hnrrisoit. ‘New Brunswick

S. University of New

"n"! 1° "ewmwd" nest“ the plaintiff thus nook upon itself burden of proving action was ibrotight due to it by the

payment of which was guaranteed by this note. _ and me lssuesiirutistviek. Frv raised Oil the other pleadings so fur as they are rel subordinate to it.

lluvlug cureiuily evidence and conside merits of counsel ll agree w

substsntiallyl-‘lpvg.

could not be non suited ivlthout his consent. yet when stltiltu non suit did t'rom time t-o time come before ithe Courts for review it was never. so far as the authorities submitted show. set aside upon that ground

A thousand joys in careless rap-

Peuce too is here. for peace eer I Jam? l,_ Sheraton, Wycllll-e COL ,‘ e-gc. oronto bum at a“ “m George it. ‘Purkin, ollogc, Yforontu.

The Judgment oi’ non suit was' in Stancllffe v. no cvi-t dance to go hcfore ti jury and set. instance where there was evidence which should have been left to u jury. but the iincieut theory that there could be no iron suit without the plaintiff's consent was still

(.

Dxulnlmd “n1 Kalamazoo Col- ‘ blooms of June EDITORIAL NOTES And pleasing sureiits of halcyon

. iluriuil n . for the reasons he ii I l" l (“u

his judgment that the not make out s prim: Fncle ease.

0n the question whether or notl the trial Judge had power to non suit the plaintiff without the con- sent of the plaintiff. express or liti- ‘plied. it wits strongly contended bo- fore its on the appeal

i" And golden harvest glories are [l when the rain and the snii t0

- i l cial and professional circles in tlicld° n and we have had both dur “gable com’ Ho“ mat m:

Province are in full accord wltltmle pa“ few daya

it is under such almost lnteler-l

asesrtcd on high “We have the proiitise; I

[Land had been bravely carrying on,- when five millions other own work-'lleuve ers have gone otit on strike.

Gulls of the Senate has been nlorelfirst effect or this ui-tion ls to fur-l

.\l'l'. ROWUll. Ontario. fiflld F 1180 before a Dalhousle lYtilvr-rs iy convocation tProvince of the Domini for its ititellectual devel- filllrittual tiplift. its tpol- ars Nova Scotia." Hali-

l With tlic greater freedom from

The rcstfuiitess and catisc for praise;

A tbriughtcr stin will rise when

in tintier the C.-l..1i’. of practice on this