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Illl BHllllllTTliflWN lilIlHllhN

Gina-la Dalton. President- D.

J-qll. Barnett. Illur nnl s

h. Cnrdq Annnelnto Illtnr

SATURDAY,

APRIL 7, 1923

NOT INTERESTED

the embargo on Canadian will- help to hasten its

coming.’

I |

Q-OO-O-

Notes by the l In the olden day; of and p. J all British Legislatures to put in the opening speech a sentence

Way

came stating that the estimates of ex-

penditure had been framed with a due regard to economy, or words

The Dnplic are not Particularly. Thousands of Canadian cattle are to that effect. Even the Bell Gov-

hnerhsled h, the minim] gggtfgfl how pouring into Great Britaiufernment did that ut

first. They

ben held ii the provincial This will still further strengthen 111111 11111164 $0 "limb 111°"! ‘he 118°" now i g i

legislature. While we are admit-

ihe COYIIDQI-IUOII which the Britis

hesslty of economy in their election

campaign of 1919 (also of the aw-

tedly a music loving 811d 91'1"‘ farmer is up against and anothtrlihl extrhvhghhct o! ‘he Tories!)

filament loving people, the

jority are somewhat

ma" “foot and mouth disease" whichlthat they must put the pit-TIMI! fastldlioua hhhem, was hi! prhtemioh‘ wiihword in the speech, even if 1t had

and critical. 'l‘he everlasting sonsvsoon. be demanded or, better et.1l._“°‘. been m” ume'h°n°red “Sage

of self-glorification tIOes not all-H; duty wlll be imposed on cattle peal and as a iesult the S11119T1951as well as on ntht-rlarm r-”°<1""~‘~

3nd the strangers benches are

empty day and night, nzth the ex-

Thc situation in Canada 1:‘ $111-

i’ ;il.'ir to that in Great Britain. C'it

of all nients.

legislatures and parlia-

But the pretty and significant word was missing from the speeéh

million of an occasional few who.‘ home market is flooded with Am- thi! year. Some way it would not

on the way home, drop in t»

hear what ih to be hoard. When they hear it lhty leave 4nd do not return.

There never was a legislative session in which so little lntert-st has been manifested n5 tht: prc:

eat and the reason ‘is not far tn

erican pork, beef, eggs. 1111"“!-

vegetable-s, etc. As previously men .tiontd thousands of 1011s of (‘ana- ’di:in onions were left in the fields I thcy

in competition

‘to rot last autumn because jrould not be sold ‘with American onions, American ybaciin, inferior to Canadian, is

It nilglit Opposition

tit into the situation. torni a text for some member. or become the sublvfil for talk at the corner store. Pur- hips if the word were altogether ‘oziiittetl from the speech it niilllll not be missctl. Anyway 1111.1" 11"! lvflYt‘ it out and take the chances? 5'1. economy had no place in the nptrlllllg kpecch and “.\‘Iuin" W115

leek. The dnbate on the adtlrcsfjoul only lmrhrud "no (anada lllt- “"1711 I1~'1*'-1"1' 37mm" m“ can‘

brought sp-t-ch: s oi

praise from evt-ry supporter 0i

The Opposition flaw lhrll‘ refreshing if only

the guverrlmt-rll.

members Life and speeches ‘verv- for th» variation from the lastfing self glorification,

did more;

“YPPT-

they ShCIWrd with tell- ing effect that the sol; glorliita- tion was ti sham and delusion and

that the government's only effort; was to cot er its tracks, This tlone,‘

further illicit-st Sllbnldtfll and their‘ audiences melted away and rnalncd melted.

The public has evidently made, up its mind that thcre’ shall be, I10 change until the final collapse

y,“

Tlit-y i

fuiwme LAllllOSl duly free. but We meet it 11115 11111111- 115

in th» British market as a Can-T dan product avid ‘at not ‘lose 1hr pricv. but l0se our :r.~i>u- The

in Iiondon

only

tation as bacon producers. Trade Tvpoflpd only a few days as.» that

Commissioner

(‘nnaditin bacclJ was losing its Identity in lii» Eriti=h .\Iai~k»~t. be cause it yvzis going in flu-re tnixed with r\lll€l'l(.3ll bacon.

All this bt-ctiust- of the suicidal Liberal policy of "an sill round re- duction in th» duty on foodstuffs, ‘Canadian

revive cannot even lite, in com»

Agriculture can never yie-tztion on equal terms will. .\ir.- zrican products. Le recognized and tho good old Na-

This must

to economy. Our’ might conclude- Lhi-re was no slit-ii “'1Jrd in the Bellluliiistoii-Lt-h ilit-

tioiiary, so careful well‘ all ill" gliiig hot to mt-illlllll it or iiiiii it in story or in sons.

Oh no, they never mention it,

It‘; name is nevi-r heard.

Their lips are not allowed t0 ‘ breathe

, That once familiar word! it '1,'{\$1~.’.l very familiar tvnrd lii- ydmwl four yours zigo with illu xiii-n ‘now in powcr. The)’ $11011“ U1 11 frequently as a cardinal virtllif- - v1.05, hh tho eniboiliiiiciii of all the virtues. And ,tlicy' claims-d n m0110l101Y (if 11 [and professed a reverence for It which they refused t0 911878 01‘ 411'

~ - t» .. »- - - l - The Be“ ghvhrhhmh, Sadly Owl. {tonal Pom, M “Canada for m: ville. n11» n.1,» with the ex ravu

reached itself in its attempts tc muddle the accounts and to 1

had a bone ildc surplus. The ac, counts themselves disprove this‘ The $253,000 deficit have been discovered when putty came into power was other blunder and the lame

alleged to. th an- de-

fence since put up. or rather the‘

no defence. has confirmed the

l _ .-. _ ' , H the flaunt- pwular cpmkm that the {mud at c1n compete In the Bthtish itisrlvowed first love as

tempted at the start has been kept to the end. Hence the empty gal-

leries and the wcarlness with the 131“ ‘he ‘Kpfincufle o‘ pmtéclqmw-‘like that. A short summer court-

singing,

him-i PROTECTION FOR FARMERS

A deputation of British farmers Minister Bo- nar Law some days ago with

waited upon Prime a view be obtaining snmt- assistance legislative or otherwise ‘for Brit- ish agriculture. The agricultural nltuntlon in England {is tlapior- able. This was atlmfited 0n all sides and the remedy suggested was protection. This was admitted iby the Prime bllnlq-ti-r, but he did 110i think ytlt ready to throw off its traditional free trade policy, A report of this deputntloii untl the

the countrv was

discussion

ifanadiaris" must again be our

hibitiw- tlutic" wlzilr- we, with |their tloors harrr-il and bolted taguillfll us iirt atlzizittiig their

Pflirtitlucts almost duty free. Weplace in the the f81'1'1<1

‘have zi home market than can

1km on equal terms with the Yan-

kees if necessary, We must main-

in our foreign trade, otherwise. we shell awaken Britain ls ‘nmv tltiing, to the fact

too Into, as Grant

that we have barn-red our great- est industry for n political and hypocritical slogan. ——-—<oa——-— THAT "GOLDEN ERA"

It is quite true tion at an alarming rate is ln pru- throughout the Maritime Provinces, lt la true to an evcn

that tlepopula-

gress

greater extent that the Western provinces are also being ilepoptila- led. Tile Whole dominion gerliig under n burden of dcbt, not merely tho war di-Ibt which (‘aiindzi could have handled with

In stag-

tnkc care of the greats-r part of: our Agricultural products ililll we|

gant and wasteful Tories. A1111 now uppuit-ntil’ the)‘ 11111.11 l" 1°?"

par-fwatch cry. Tho Fuller] States islg" hi; hlitut it! They don't want suade fie people that [hf-y "hrire protecting its igrlcultuye hy pro-Rh

f ll’. about it 1111111119 [llflngg-‘nlvrq in the caucus 'or the Assembly iHall. The)’. 9V1‘ ,dently don't want to talk to the electors about it for it finds

which their orgflfl 1111M“ m“! iOTldS broadcast to the country.

why 3° shy of economy their a-

ting pnraniour. Elfiltcllllilure 111ml thgvpn-rty away from that guile-

llcss and virtuous maiden It 1001111

‘ship. suddenly broken off and end- ing lh mutual repulsion was ‘the 1,“... or the eplsoilt: of I919 Since itlien they do 110i- fille-"k l" they -paHS by! Oi tho long 11911811“ u"! lmcrtaonar“ liaison. thul ‘followctl ,l'rnm 1920 to the P1959111 am?" m“ bricfcst mention here is sufficient m.» u... nut-it Intimacy Is oPP111Y liuriitlcd 31nd has long 1W1" 11°11" ldus. And m0re's the pity!

Yet when was genulneecfllom)’ go urgently called forl The. world was; brought close to fintincliil ruln hv tho war. Natlim-‘i 1111‘1 13m‘ p10 hhw. been impoverished 1'"

_‘(Coritlnuetl on 11089 3-1

+OQ§OO§§O+OGQ-O~Q'O-O+OO-OQ4Q

Daily Selections l

FOR

Industry it was the custom in

' it Mr. and Mrs, Woodman.

t

THE cnutnorrnmws GUARDIAN.

Happenings of thel Week 1

In the time of roses, ‘H0119. thou weary heart:

swing a balm discloses

For the keenest omart: I Though thy grief derwhelm thee Through the Winter's gloom 'I‘hou shalt thrust It from thee

When the roses bloom. - I U O

The court season proper will op- en with the first evening Court that Is to take place at Bucking- ham Palace shortly before Whit- suntide on a date yet to be fixed. lt is expected that three of these Courts wLll be held this year, the subsequent one taking place in June. The list 0f ladle; anxious to make presentations at Court this year has now closed, and is now being carefully examined. There will also be a couple more Lcvees. but there ls no intention ‘If holding a Stnte Ball at Bucking- ‘iiim Palace this year. Both the King and Queen regard these cu-

lii-eti seen. There is, howhver, to

ziiitl. other social functions lire in ct/‘UPSP of ipreparntfoti. Tho rush iii‘ Atiierlcaii and Donzluions‘ visit- firs during the. next few months promises to assume very large prJ portions and many hotels ure fast having the whole of their accom- modation secured for tlic whole of the iit-xt six months. The King

Tournament ant1_ the International l-lorsi- Show as Kelli us at tho Rich iiioiid Horse Show.

U O During the past week social llfo has been confined Drlnclpfllli to small Informal gatherings for Bridge. etc.

not

ipehkr; h-gg h' very pleasant. ziifziitx-u

!thc music being exccptlonally.phre_T“.0i-,r,.v|,,,,,,1,.“,. good dozen 0t‘ these fictions, liereiviiiij o c o some more. 25. There in the

After zi restful and thoroulllilylh enjoyed winter in Southern Cali-

fore lolnlng the Senator in Otta- wa. While in Oakland, Mrs. Me- licflll visiii-ii Mrs. J. H. Dinizwt-ll fornivrly of .\it. Stewart. and lii-r cousin Mrs, Margaret Cornish H1111 thc one regret was that Mrs, Mc-I bt-nn, the mother of one of the] World War Heroes, Nurse REM iltibean could not ism)’ 10111481‘ with them nntl accept 1115 W111” hospitality they wished t0 M10115 fo her.

£1 1.l

n I I

A cortlinl welcome ls belnt; 9X‘ tended to Mrs. Ronald ‘Stctvzirt hm) Wilflflfllllfi clilltlrcn who liavc iirrlvcthlitiiiie frnin Ottawa to vis-

an!

Miss Dora Miitliltesou, dflllglll-"F tit‘ (‘hlef Justice nnd Mrs. M11111"! sun is visiting iii Suuiniersiilc. the. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Alex-

C

saved Wllllt-lill vince. ‘We all knfllv

servatiires get along portfolios. The Liberals have five _ lllt: puiilic may not be aware or it as the holder fifth one tides not have to run un he is the least puid rif any, and llilli more say than any of the people's rcp- retseutntives clear of the executive and I have been told, SGlllf- of thcm. l refer t0 the Inde- ,pemlent (‘olletzttiix the 'i‘:ix Off-ct, A he holds up uiiilcr all his titles is

although

election.

BCCOUXIlS ilTtt

pointmcni 111111111)’ 2i ivzietc uf M0112)’.

liberty, itllll tn devote that and effort and money to the flfEill_ -work of world Evtingtil. wish to form other church none will hinder.

26. 'I‘liero is the fiction that “If Union lie not now consummated would show that departed front our Church (lourba. in that they allow -il minority rule tno majority."

This is a triple fiction, for-first the tin-called "majority" l3 only one Church ;—sec0nu.—- Church Courts Iiuve no authority to (lilSbflIlIl the Church, but only work for its maintenance, to which they are ])l(‘dg0(l;—-lhll'(l,~ille so- tuilled "niliitirlty" seek to rule iio one; they simply cluiiii the right to choose tIit-ir oiwii Filth illlll to reimrii lii their own (fliurt-li they ‘grunt (he suiiie freedom

tli irtl uf

The Public Forum

‘I'll: eolnln l; open to! ti. tllnennnlon by eorrnpondentn OI qllcntlonl of lnterenl- The Charlottetown Gnnnllnn loco IO! lecénnnrlly endol-no (In opinion expmnaed by It: cob Rope-delin-

Other We]: f0 Econoniize

Sir.—A-lettci~ fii tlie Guardian some time ago signed "Another Teacher" has shown how $12,000 per unnum could be saved. Well I think that in audition to that amount u its’?! e i-ijury to the Pro- that the Cou- with three

more thousands toultl also

of tlii

l-‘ur all that

something wonderful, l t l ‘lll- - , , lcrtammems as "bmlele- and Dose the fact that t-ucli hljie carbrlds I alllESllg eta probably the last of them has a salary with it though the public > ' co

so fixed that

outsidt- the executive do not know

1m an evening reception at Buck how much, gives him strength. Pulp EXPO!‘

1115mm ‘Palace 1n lmmmr or m“ Now we know that under tho Cou-

iiinrritige of the Duke of York soi-viitivi-s the Premier and the -Sir,—-Y0u will lie fiitt-restx-il l0 shortly h9g0“, ‘that cerenluny wk. Attorney (Ii-iit-i-zil were on good learn that there tlllrltctilll 111111’ _. , - terms with cut-li- titlit-i‘, which by llillleFllmkillf 111111‘ 111‘! "1112 1"‘ ‘Ihlrflric?’ gmgtnthere Iésvlrkeiflse all UCCOUIIlH1i§ nut so zit prtsciit. 51411190 111 61111111111111 l111l11'1‘ 111111" “"11 111° l“ ‘Y "l l‘ “e m‘ lihii [llil Lilli-Jill! ftilltiwt-d this this year.

duet on ti vury large scale in lion- example $21M“ “mum ha“, 1h...“ Those thirteen lllflfflllflvl-l, when will‘ of the sairie occasion. Alta- snvuil illlll thi- l'i-ciii.'<-t~ and Atlnr- irrec-ted and running full, will étl-[hflr the", is every prospect o; iii-y tlciit-i-ittxivdilil nth-vol oh h]; (‘lliliil-‘illflllfi lillnre rlllflll I ‘tsttootir ud- , _ _ . I _i|u tIUIIt-i. II-(illl liiirl tit-y iint t Iona (‘HHS o ivruit .1 .\"‘11- uiiiitlicr vcry brilliant season this “Maud this m,“ pmfluh.” imunr Not counting “Wm, ,,,h,.h;h,.h_ .1"‘-'11'. and already a 111F311 1111111111" .-r 53,1100 th- ])l-]‘h;|]§_q g.;3__',pt)w0h|,| Canada is iiliti-ly tiiiisiiiiiiiig ztlltl m‘ important receptions, tlntict-s. have lJt-rll sun-d. and Wllllouf, “K110111111; annually iiitirt- Lllilll

doubt iiiucli in‘ tlii» tlislhitisikicticiii, Willi tlir- lfilllllldllllvlll vihir-h now (iXISlF, liflvcrtiiiieiit. tlii-re urt- us iiizitiy doliiiuuetitn as ever lllvft- wcrc, iiiituitliiituiifliiig the. Kri-ait lilllllti lllrt-e yi-lirs iii ~i-iiiling tlmusniitls 0f bills tlirtiiiizli can tliiy were Si)

‘lii-i-ii (‘Illllllll

lizitw- zivoiilt-il,

deny

spout the 111.1 ill-ny that lllilily

lll-Vr-r TINIHTUUIDIG rate

payers iititlfiuil ziiid sue-d for trixt-s

und Queen wll'l be seen at several ‘m I _ “r m" prlnclpal 30cm, functions llir:rT-1t'gri-pd:13thatH tlihtllle of the year, including the Royal mt-nt nrdlii- llJ1"l1l|*, has this 1110'

llflcll

I ilill Sir, i-ti~..,

TAXPAYER.

Yet Further Fictions _ of Church Union

Sir.-—lt is HIIIFVHllOUS how much rt. '01‘ the Unionist Literature The G. W. V. A. dance on Alon-lover (‘anatlh tailu ho-tlay chnpcronetl by Mrs. McCroadyi-“clhm” of differ‘

I , l _ ‘grades. Sonic of tlii-m hm facts 5h “muons 1413' ‘I’ S‘ Bagnan‘ and Mrs‘ A‘ Gduscd as to mlikte thcni fictions. Somelflont of that

are fictionsysiiccesgful

‘Ill kind

re half facts. iintl stun.-

ry liudgt-t iiimey In tlii- ttcmptiit strangling

If

authoricy

the

U hoicc t0 all others.

27. There-ls the iflctltiii that, tint

\§§GO-O¢-P

more than

Chief Clerk‘ in sct-"oor &c. How

those

'I‘lie that

lust

country, 110i‘ lit-forte

iiuni- whatever,

sent‘ y is mode up of p_(;_,\nhha1 flY1<1"‘vt.-r,i- successful

1'11‘1i011—-"\V0'tti find regret and on open heart- , ave gone» too far t0 go buck; than," the phi-t of the hoard hm] worm :0ll.ly ciiing iinw is t0 go foi-ivartl tot forniu Mrs, McLean, wile 0i 3f‘--1','llnicn"~-Purc fiction! UIVYL‘ all)!‘ John McLean, of Sollris, lsjitving buck to do .All that i.- ll8lé(l0(l'kn(,\v]¢t]go(1 vlsmng {n Brmsh Oolumhih hehis to quite wasting time tiiid efiorflshv-h; about

" illld lliousnntls of dollars of hiivsitniihhh-th-hlly (mninilgttlng th

i8 1111i torncfv-zzt-Iuiv.

Villll religious time any tics. lt Iind

to

to

:i|itl

which ensued is 251V"! 111S¢W11PP9 comparative ezisé, but with u bur-

xlcn of railway tlabt, and prohibi- careful perusal of it to our ruatl-' ers.

in this Issue and We commend a live fniiglit Talks which are rrllSh- ing the life out of our agriculture

Tlicre was .1. time In the history of Great Britain when free trntle was a necessity. Thu country was not self-sustaining mgrlculturnlly. It was necessary to Import large quantities or footlstuffs ln add..- Ion to raw material for manufac- turing. for Great Britain was then manufacturing for the world. ‘Her competitors increased in strength; Germany competed With her in

and our manufacturing industries. Senator Tanner of Pintou, in the course nf a speech In the Senate

the other day, gave some unvar-

couragerei in e niuhed facts

and uvcry glut-is. tiiany who are re

in connection with the railway difficulties of the Maritime Provinces which, ni- though ancient history, should not "be forgotten. Ho reviewed the pre- ldlctlon of twenty years ago when,

h" own market" and mdnnry dehin 1903, the Grand Trutik Pacific clined. Foodstuffs came ln fromlproject was launched and the the agricultural countries of Euhlreople were assured that through ‘ma’ "Be of duty. and British n" i-t the Golden Era twns to be lnnu-I mere couhl no longer compete euc cessflully. The situation has now reached a crisis. Thirty to forty thousand farm laborers are idle. farmers cannot work their lands without loss. The only thing that can prevent the collapse of ngrl- culture In Great Britain is some measure of protection. This

frankly admitted by the Prime Minister but he stated that a

{infective measure could not

be curried in the British psrllit» . Yet protection ls

"h.

Promlscil saying,

|waa not going to cost the peoplelmme blue" or is

p bngatelle of 813.000.0019 (it cost ‘"8’ °‘“"' ""1"" ~ $300,000,000); lncea were to have the _beneflt cf through traffic from the west, lower freight rates and a general 1111 611001118881‘. revival in prosperity and industry T

is down like

lng for the fulfillment, ever

coining l," , II

I

... a-mov-ae». . ,_ “h, " ..,,,. ~

Guardian Readers

From the W. 8. Louson collyctlon.

v04 Hoe moo-oooo-oooo-ou WANTED! ENCOURAGERS

The world needs a grent many Hopefuls. There ore too many dis»

Leno. M01411"! mid Mrs. McDonald l-lnlHY-‘Hllls 11111011." T0 use their of Lcaktitlalc, 0rd,, Lucy Maud 1mm“ n“ wmnflnt ‘or ‘he “mm!”- Mnntgoiiicry the Island's favorite m films Union, under present very community ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ conditions is to dislionour thclr There are so “"1"” memories. filly to say, "It ' ° ' 2S. ‘fhtiro is the fiction that if

can't be done. You never can do

Dn you remember that of thti twelve scouts sent to spy out the Land, ten h "There are giants in the land that made ua look like grass- hoppers. We never can take They discouraged the children of isruel. In the slang of to-dny they had colthfect." Only _ Josuhn ttndi Caleb said ‘We can do lgurated. The now transcontinental 11-" D0 Y°11 W91" l‘ "“ll°'m °l - there. n yellow streak In your mnkti up? Do you ‘tiny-thing, they were told, merely spend your lliel "A-helplng liime throwins

brick/bate at them? There ls noth-

the Miirltlme iirov- Ing that will help the fellow that a fricndy word kind hand and a lift by the way. If you want to do a good turn be

(fl-lme

1W0

or in

"The Maritime Provlnceg" con- time Provlncee whiting for tinned Senator Tanner, "have for fulfillment of some ot‘ these assur- 20 years walled, and are still walt- anceii, but we are In a worse con- ", ditlon because we find ourselves

pm of any of those bright prom-1p'“°“°°117 “ed “P m 5 km" b7,

~n noun".

back

scouts

the

illliltll‘ Caiiiiiiliell. l U

W. Cllltfilfilr Muliure

s IM l‘.

4 enttirtziiiited tit

his

tel‘ tweak, Iii Iionor of

Miss Nora Jenkins was fl charm- ing young hostess tit ll delightful Bridge on Thursday evening,

l I I The Easter holidays nro bcing pleasantly enjoyed by the host of Young ipeople home from the sev- eral colloges on the mainland,

' . ' brill To: Day for (he PE]. Iiospltal was most disagreetillilo on Sutur- day, but the results were quitb liberal. 01111118 Ito dioubt to the vhflrmlns Y011:1¢‘Dt!i'1l1le soliciting.

“h.

Mr. and Min. Charles Chandler are being mrdlelly welcomed

home from their southern holldgy, I i I

B