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raca ro`Ua - rue cHAru.o'rrcTowN - GUARDIAN ‘
BRUARY 15. 1933
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THE GHARLUTTETOWN GUARDIAN
Yraulden;-\\'. rm-arc: s. al(-l.uro_ tt. P. viec~l'reslaun|.-J. B. Burucn Secretary-l.ieut.~|?ol. D- A. All¢Kli\i10ll. D. B. U. lhllwr and lilanaging Director-J. R. Burnett Ass:-rinse I-hlifora-l~`mnL\\'a|kcr and D. K, l‘urrlc Alurn ug lvnily ifunndcil isa?) $5.00 por year (lu advance) delivered. slau per year (lu ad\-mice) lunlled la Canada and United States. ALIYIQISTISINO llEl’|{EBEN'.\`A'l'l\'ES
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Bu\.<lln;;, New York Cily_ General Motors Buil\i\ng_ Detroit lutc-rsluic Bulllr ing, |,nu»:|s L`l\y_ \\'illougl|by Tower Building Chicago; Syndicate Trust lluilding, sl, Louis; uleun Bnilding.Ailuuta; Alouldnucl Buildlug_ san Francisco; 1135 No_ Gélb Slreet_ |'hiladelphia_
. Morning Maxim w
Only the spiritually minded can get comfort and consolation from
religion-the others suffer hclL
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1933
MEMORIAL PICTURES
The offer oi the Royal Ed\\'nrd
Chapter, I.O.D,E., to rL~|>l.|ce the
National War lilemorial pictures which were destroyed in the fire at
Prince of Wales Collcgc is a gener-
ous one, and has been gratefully accepted by thc Departlnellt of Edu-
cation. Those pictures scrve u valu-
able educational purpose. They do not glorify war, but they reveal the
sacrifice zuhi ilcrnlsiii oi those who
cal elements in the Liberal Dalit' towards fusion or co-Obs-lution with the co-operanve commonwealth Federation. The Toronto Mail and
Bnpire expresses the opinion that
lf this movement acquires momen-
tum it will split the Liberal party e
ln'tW0. The result may be that the l larger and better elements of the
regular Opposition party will swing t
existing institutions, and that the ln
dmc, tc ~ h fB tmore radical or Sncialistlc Liberals Nell kent and HS Paid 0° l ' 1 ' bandannas about their tousled hair. vi
NOTES BY THE- WAY
-_-__ (
_ Referring to a demonstration of the unemployed in England recent-
which no serious disturbance occur- E
for strenuous libertyi Possibly only S
ly in which banners were displayed C protesting against the means, test country, with the oldest rocks. so and the capitalistic system but in it
_ _ _ _ FE
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A Man of Mark 8111 93
-_ Mutlneers
can Graham in the Toronto
Safilfdlll’ l\"lUll‘) Toronto Globe)
t . , I ' , _ ' (
A Montreal Svieliiisl- says of . nomancc on the hish was is not
anada that it ls thc- youngest ‘ ulwgothdr deud, some cf_lt, gn
may be said that, while Prince d/ward Island is our smallest
red an exchange says: "Thus and-province, it has produced some of so England, The England where loy- Canada’s biggest men. Them was alty to freedom of assembly and Jacob Schurman, for instance, who speech is something more than ma- became President of Cornell Uni- terial for cheap pcrorations, where versity, and afterwards Ambassa-
- there is a real tradition and passion dor to Germany from the United
tates. There is Sir Robert Fai'
in the "tight little Isle" could this' coner, born in the "Island", 'who
demonstration of Saturday happen w which may well explain why it is cc
that while monarchies evcrywheref ronto. 'l‘hcrc is Lucy Maud Mont-
topple, the loyalty of Britons to their gomery, who came from pictures- _
King and constitution grows strong- que Cavendish, and who gave can-| Their yielding may have been soluteiy necessary. entire teuhpfquu of ¢,,,p1tuhsm_ The or with thc years. It ls, so quote anion gn-is their favorite stories in Lie closer to the zrounflr prompted by the presence overhead
Macaulay's classlc_ "liberty sustain- “Anne of Green Gables" and all,’l`he shade is deep, and rf; :nay »df Dutch Gdvemmem; den-,phmeS't
ad president for a-quarter-of-a- ntury of the University of To-
- F'iHrted "
J_ *lv A 1 _
IN THE COOL OF THE EVENING: THE GARDEN 0F EDEN
I thought 1 heard I-lim calling! Did
you hear
A sound? a little sound!
My curious ear
the tree
silently,
sound
Of it dull roar. . . . if
crude style, lingers about the mu-x tiny of the crew of a Dutch crui- ser plying Eastern waiters. There was something of the old spirit about their seizing of the vessel, their sailing for the open sea. and the pursuit begun by the captain in another Govemment ship. But
What ¥ohp of §nurs
DEA!-ING WITH MENTAL n.l.N|lss
Is dilmed with flying noises; and t
Goes--whisper, whisper, "whisper, b
he ancient glamour that once sur- rounded such exploits is tarnished
y the fact that, by way of the ra- 5°
-1*
Five Year _Plan
(Vancouver Province) ,
5581111. lltcly rcv'ewing zi:..~ ptr.
,f°i'm8l'l<_>¢s of the Bovie: Five yea, P1511. says that the main proble_~;\_ was to changenussls from the mid. dl° uses to s country with a. nmdera industrial technique and at the some time to mak_e it "i.udepthuem of the whims of capitalism." govm Russia may have -acquired its mod- em technique--it is still a qucstln
re naturally worried as you don't it want him or her to be confined in people, has been the application to
aint hearts among mutineers.'“
mental institution unless it is ah- a
-but who believes, outgiue ug ranks of the Communists that it UA
Perhaps you have | mon; or eveh independent of capitalism? The me member of your .family who 15 plan, whatever it has acconiplishtd
dio, these bold buocanecrs sought nut bcllllvlllz .lust like'himself. You
Till all its whispers spread into the r to make peace with the authorities, 8
i There were in the old days no such
and despite tho tremendous strain
ll” l!llP°S°d lll‘<\'n the Russian
nominal Socialism of almost the
d-by law, and law sizsnincd by her successors. Miss Montgomery DHSS Us by. ith,-¢.,;¢,eh|hg td do almost anything lillllellt Well cliouzh to locate the
iberty." be
Cnnada has produced a grand cd
came the wife of a Presbyterian We are so very small, and Hisi mugh_ |c
-1 minister in Ontario, but oontinu-, grunt Cyc. I -1-hat is the tx-ohhh, about mu¢,|h_ , d
to write diverting stories, Then Cusiomcd to starry majcsties, may' ies on the seas these days. The pm_i m
en
oial of $864,239,742 of gold bullion there was the late Basil King, who gaze Icedure is too modern There is no _
to the Conservatives in defence ofibiuce statistical records of me min_ deserted the pulpit for vw;-lung Too wide to spy us hiding in the_ boudihh of vessels by hrlgands
g industry in the Dominion have romances, such as “The Tuner mi\2@1 iwhlh khh,,,S in theh. teeth and red "-
h si mold shrine". "The wud ouvc" not to All misery' Tile Suu has 1101 yet' ll
D' ` W ‘l 1" ‘C “ws” ° ‘wh 'ers a total or $413 saalss lu crvo mention "The Empty sack" Then 80”- '
,. Q , . » -' ‘ ' , In th , h h 1 i5 civilization in the most stupendous }“‘u und the"‘5`1‘eS “nd” the €,nd5_ H9, gold pmduchoh for this thc", ,S Sh, Andrew Macphaih And we are naked; He wh] mdk!surllcnlgesggetllirznwgllebe 1:28513” di called the reception hospital where
armed struggle in the worlds his- gW°°d5“'°m"M“°Ph°u balm” your is @si,1hmt.@u ht $62,000_000, nu whose official residence is in Mont- O llP°“l_ ' ‘to hand figlhhhg dh tfhe heavmgft tory. Rcnrclnbrance DM- comes but If Such ll d@"el°l°'“°“t °°°‘“'5 °“ increase of $7.000.000 over 1931- feat. but who is. from May f0| ur crow mm shame' May makeideck. such as delighted that gentle C
` ` ` . » ~ i »» us stald u ~` lt, f
once a year. but thc War Mcniorial G large S0310 ll/ “'31 be “°m‘“3 IWW '-°*- Ocmber' the -Land of ‘Orwell 'A Burning in tha" it were! soul’ Robert' Lmus Stevenson' who .D
Pictures are a ncrl>ciunl rr-nlindcf |ln Canadian history. Over and 0\'€‘\‘ R"l“""5 f"""“ v‘"i°"“ quarters' on? of the plmsanlest Dmpcmes Ott ` ht ! W l l°V0d “a bounie fcchter." Insieadn
i
says the London Spectator lay slr;-ss Prince Edward Island Sir Andrea, ‘"5 ” the loud maker on th puvuhlg
ause of the trouble which may be mo ue to infection, or to some little [Russ-ld' ._ ‘;';t‘;1u;d”k that must b° s“'“l5m'_` timber, wheat, fish, oil, in cempttl.
' tl
In most countries now there is ‘hat ia called mental clinics and ere the patient may getall the 'ad- ce needed. If not, there is what is
he patient, unusually with his own
onsent, remains a few days or a S e
w weeks under observation by the hyslclans. ' If the condition is considered scr-
of the price \\hicl1Cana<la paid for again. slllw tl"-’ °5mbll5l"l"‘°m °fi ` - , _ ’ n _ r ` S t t llc may not como. _ . Whatl; __ B " _ 10115 the patient is committed by
V o til f dfflcililcs l th So- iS Of Hlizllllilid 5C0lCll dt* Cm . bil I . 1,0 1; .1 1 mm
the sums SDC "OW mjnys und" me respomlble government in Canada' \'i1et>l§nic?l$dBdt all this nmcahs no is a native of the Island. There ist Listen i te;ns“t7t Zdrltgnctlgr tggolign igtoded L
British comnmnwealih of nations. Conservatism has received large HC' tl I d A. R -' a story to the effect that Sir All- Listen MW" ’» T . mm’ where mmmately six mn' °!
, Y more ian rt good cal of ussia Hes hem, L10 close, . Admh microphone by a qunking mutineer. vc
Those pnciiists who would have us ccsslons of strength from Liberal- will gc hungry. Those \vho see in it di'r‘w's ancestors were wrecked on wh"~re 'wt thouflvl ` V Imagine such a. pl'0c¢€dli‘lK 011.
, lar'
do but poor service to the cause of Ngrth-,vest autonomy bills in 1905,i ih,° 5l`Sf¢‘ll`l 0F ii H°“f‘1'i‘l bf¢`al<<l0Vl1l- ‘d that an that was I°“`°f thelrl -Jlll1l0S Stephens- ' pirates and mutineers were too u
Pom. 'rho virtues hooded at tho over the Reciprocity issue m 1s1i,`°f the system are quits fvftalnly "”_"S°h°1d_,f"§°L5 d°°"Sm°df°;,0,f"_" Imlmerous io mention! These rough Present time 'ire the same which and over the necessity fOr 8 m01'° wrong' The Sybtcm is falling badly' spmnmgrm ee lim R lwgylt) fi V _ A V N-_A fenaws would scum the mm' on
L ' ` ' V _ lit D0l"tS. slid RHSSMITS by U10 mil' . ace' Tms mme ng °f ‘mug ry “D class journal and its demise is to burning vessel of today, with its
carried our troops successfully over vigorous war effort ln 1917. We hon [C61 the effect of the fah,h.C_|lcarnillg seems to have been char- be rcal_ehed_ ccmforts' its dehcate na\,,gau0n m_ S
thcto 1 h. d-f - " t .= ~ . .. iactcristlc of thc Macplmll house- "
forget the heroic aspects of ine War ` ism. This was the case over the I either the seeds of a revolt against A U10 sll0l`C9 °f P1`l“C9 Edward Island, ` _ tl 5 hg - M 1 1 th dg, h |
n are restored to mental health. , A couple of years ago, a Mental
le Pa sl* “ll “ 0 YS W en Act was passed in England which
ndertakes the care of the three
(1) Voluntary patients-any per- n who is anxious to submit him-
p n many a ar ought con may be about to witness ano her nut the Rnssan is nnned to sum:-I = , D,._ Mgjcphdil has mcouj-aged struments-and its crow chBlllll8 He may leave the hospital on giv-
g 8' S n e you A to °'d°pt revoluuonan Drmclples °‘ thx ten u h. f d 51 ,gd e land called Prince of Wales. where
_ __ _ ' ' - 1 ri '
may become ra. nccccsiiv, A Party l“’€lilY mll@S i0 a Gallon at -1 Shofdwowever’ slr fmdrliw hadtmdziiy votlon to the immortal cla°slcs and
The H°I5t°in'F"i°5i‘"‘" “$001350” whim bases its future hm taking of twenty miles an, hour may dclivcr:in an °°f“Pa 1°" “°“m ° n ia sympathy with those \vho would
~ .` ' rx. i '!_ - .0 '
of Canada, in s.s=|on at the Ray v advantage of me unrest resulting ony Seven mics at scvcnty miles( taught School for several yems in
York Hotel last work, was tc.: well f le V ld wide dwresslon P” mul- High 590001 N50 CHUSCS informed to be taken into camp by mm tu “Or N , ,_ far greater wear and tear upon the ri<il:ulo‘.ls iivi~‘o in fav of cannot have any pmmanem 5“~°°‘s' ,Dlil-Oli !‘li'l55. ll`a“Sm15530l`l, roar axic
even. in the long run, Sovle
test in France and Flanders. And such avalanche over the question as lug. and his capacity for it is at. ll0l<l-and Sli' A“d'°"' ‘mes mt young persons of literary talent fn‘ by radio with the enemy. Rather. nurcly an etfcctivo method of gh. to whether or mr the Dominion ,S most infinite. Neither in town nor V _
cuycahh ,hos vmuc 1 th h .L I _ . ,, lri country is the Stalin regimei flier? 15 5 ‘_’°n°g° °n the I5 |'I'he late Marjorie Plckthall owed
deny the Swry' both critical and practical ways.|
°f lhe lullfl 15 bl' l1l0t0Fllil f¢Di‘05€l1- y ` t .ea ef ~ 3 a oo tw, g ' ` most of the Isiand’s great men diet Alnhth utcocelsisofrlttisfirstngohlofglgsfilfJ t _ ' 5 ta ion’ especmuy when this rep" ideals. When an automobile is driven at °d“°at"d- Here Sh" Andrew Spent] poetry' “Dru-,_ of Ph.,h,h5».’ Wasi sentatlon takes the form of works . ' ‘ ._ - - several years, left the record of all' |
Already there has baen a break- fifty five m.ies an hour. accoldlng to i largely due to his wise directions
., Mc
Gill Unlvcrsltv, Montreal. uhcre
case with the Memorial pictures Mn Mackenzie King’ not only by it uscs s_\-cn tunes ns much oil as ` _' cd, . el He of literature is at the service of ti1e
. . . . . hc took his dcglcc in in cm
p,-Csemcd hy th” L O_ D_ El _ ; V I V t b uhcn dlncn at thirty miles an 110111,! _ _, young student, such generosity is
leading L.bela neuspapers bu y me wear on tires is twice as much, pioceedcd to London. where he ob as rare as it is admirable'
_ members of Parliament, and there and gasoline Consumption is 0ne_i'tained the degree of M. R. C. S.. In his Scholarship' Shyhndrew is
Of high HfllSllC quality. HS l-‘i Ulf? ing away from the ldaclcrship of 1”Ul>0l”is of the Chicago Motor Club. Cxcnfplaryftudfmt' and Went ‘fn to His vast and accurate knowledge
for them the "long, low, raklsh craft," heaving to the roll of the ocean, its decks awash, with guns ""
classes of mental patients:-.
so
in
g- 72 hours notice in writing.
(2) Temporary patients. A person
Your first thought here should be ,plan has been kept Boing by th, he flmill' physician who' knows the
importation, of capitalist engineers, moi*-oil-Sl goods, and capitalist
ney; it _has been paid for by
s export of primary producis,
on with the capitalist nations.
And it has been done at an im-
mense prlce; how big cannot yet bo estimated, in the regimentafion of Russian men, women and children. There is no unemployment in Rus- ia: perhaps, by the fairest compar. ison, the lot of Czarist Russia with the lot of Soviet Russia, there has been an immense betterment in th
condition of the common peopg)
wo physicians to a. mented lnstitu- Bill by the °°mP°r1S°“ which th'
Soviet dictators themselves promfe. the living standards of the capitalist nations with the living standards of Russia under the plan, there is an admitted scarcity of food, lodging and clothing, unknown/ even to the melancholy conditions of the cani- talist depression. But Stalin ac-
elf to treatment for mental illness. claims the initial triumph of thc
plan in the acquisition of an lndust- rial Plant; the next thing for So- viet Russia to leam. he SWS. is how
ho is suffering from mental iii- ‘t° use me plant'
pruned' cuuasses bawdy the phate ness, who is likely to be benefitted chief shouting hoarse orders-and, by treatmem' but Wh° 15 “mme W
the fleeing quarry just ahead. e Those were the days when a mu- tiny was worth while. Bu-t now! Frlghtened fellows negotiating
terms through a. microphone! Bah! m
xpress himself as willing or un-
ulng to receive such treatmene,
tient He must be visited twice a nth by two members of the com ttee of the hospital and cannot
is a suggestion that a new leader fourth more Gd5<,11he_ which givesyllflfl L- R- C- P~ In the meantime' essentially scottish having a de. .
mi be detained longer than six months, i c
Meanwhile there is reason to Sli’ that the human or political problem of Boishevism is as far i’r0m S°l\l' tion as ever. The tussle with th#
with the mass of the Russian people-is not concluded. The col-
Wl _ may be received as a temporary Peasants-and mal mea"-‘f the t“‘5l°
PB .
0 u
lcctlvmtlon or asrioulture is “- omplished, if at all, only in naliic-
` L or l-Walllgs. brake linings and other
I thc, ilnngzitar, . Russian Canadian ` -------~ hmts of me can It may be stated
caiifc ol! srhenlp with which the ECONOMIC ANALYSIS thuyghc cost of operation Dm. mhc muniry has been inundated. _- is fairly even up to speeds some. ’l`lic.=r- cattle breeders and raft-el-5, The popular idea that the fall in where in the “fm-ties." Beyond, that who .mar Le prf.-.~umcd io know thou- world prices. is the result of over- IP0ll1t U16 f-*0St doubles, treblcs and
oun biislliqts, would naiurally like production is refilled in the current s°f*l's' cveu higher as the ‘UD Sl><‘€‘d to find markets whcrevcr asslbl monthly letter of the Royal Bank or me car ls reached' m°id‘?“t“Uf"'
D c’ when travelling only forty miles an
but tilcy desire such markets only of Canada. The fact, says the letter.
“on a bash which will bc mutually is that the total purchasing Dowel' tive force as if lt were to fall from b§‘li€IiClai." This is the language us- of the world is governed by the life lOl) oi a building fif._\'-four feet cd in their own resolutions, As was total volume of production valued hlgh'
lfiited in the discussion Ove: the _at current prices, and purchasing
. l .. - ‘ - _
reaoution, no proof has becl pro power can be increased only by in mg the coming meeting of Brmsh duced of any offer from the Russian creased production. Commodities ,md United States statcsnwn _in Government, for "thus far the status pay for commodities. Money is only Washington to consider war debts, or thc proposal has been clouded a medium of exchange and all ex- l’°miCl‘*llS °ll l>0ll1 sidc-S of the in hearsny and premature publicity." change is ultimately barter. Demand Atlantic aw tndulgmg, 1" t°°_ much
As one speaker declared, the pro- and supply, therefore, are reciprocal.
poncnis of the scheme 'have not Were the fall in prices due to in- More than that’ them is how a Produced either credentials showing creased production, no further ex- new deal at Washington, with Mr, that they speak for Russia or de~ planation would have to be looked R'°°5°"°l° °b"l°“5lY 9-“Xi°U5 t0_l1l'lll€ tails of what Russia is prepared to for, but, in fact, the fall coincides a‘;°°ut' 8' sifuement' In the °h'°“m‘
n .' , .
do. It was further emphasized by with diminished production, The Ba C65 “ al' gain can mme mm
hour. a car has the same destruc-
M
It begins to look as though pend-
talk. The British position is well lUl0\Vll, and so is the American.
constant repetition of statements
the some Slicakei' that lllt Federal total value in money output of the and arguments that have been Government should not be expected world is decreased both by the per- heard ad nausewm? All that has re- to involve itself in any guarantees centage by which prices fail and by Sl-‘lied 5° fill' is misunderstanding imposing hem-y liabilities upon the th, ummm in the physical volume “nd 5"-"l’l°’°“~ Hmlli' l1.‘_l“Y Passes
without the cables bringing some
taxpayer. There tg evidence that an of production These wide fluctua- new story or gpeculamn’ and the attempt was made to use the Hoi- tion; ln the money value of output 1hva,.h,h1e macho” has been some
_ stein-Friesian Association as a .SUCK are clearly a monetary phenomenon new storm in Congress, Some sm.
` " °». with which to boat the Government, whicfi, lf properly understood, could ator suspecting that a new plot is If the original resolution had been be prevents.,-1_ when the average of °n W ml" the United State-‘-
adoptcd, says the Mall and Empire, ull prices declines, this can only be
those newspapers which have been ohphuuou by an under-vvvplv °f ua. tho way is open in all com- mlsieading the purblic with their that in which prices are expressed, mo,-htleg upon which gdnada has bro-Soviet Dfvlloimnda would have l_c., money, and it would seem that not placed an embargo. she is free gone into paroxysms of r6J`0lClli8- if the effective supply of money is t‘° get dh'eC"lY ln much with Call' instead of printing as they did. HS kept in the right relation to l>i‘0° “dim producers' That has been m°°""’l’1°“`°“51y as possible' an duction of commodities. the pheno- °”"'l°“-SIY 1”°°ml°3°t° and gamma me-non of a dcclinin:,' avcrssv Pl'lC¢ The appa/rent desire to make a l'9D0l‘l 0f U10 Pl‘0€€€‘Cllll8S- Tl\@Y hgvol would not occur. public issue of every exchange of would have rr-presented this first- V goods suggests that the incentive class association of Canadian cattle "`°”°*"'- behind the Russian moves is politi-
If Russia wants to trade with Can-
demonstratcd by_ the exchange of Canadian aluminum for R,uss'an pil.
breeders as having put the scnl di EDITORIAL NOTES ml mth" ihaxlclmnercial'
altlhentjciiy upon what is really _______
an over-advrrtlscd Russian fake. A writer in the London Morning dm] smhts h_s,,ys me Glasgow Heh
Post gives the following explanation aid, it is doubtful his great glfis
Outstanding figure although Gen-
1'oL1T1CAI. UPHEA VAL of mo phrase about ‘iwarinir a vin W°“l‘l 11°* be W* i° Miter advan-
_"““ drop”: Many years ago, I was
tage in London than in the Prem-
The Liberal party as an organl~ told, it was customary to hold ship teréhlp in his °“"l D°'“mi°"- He'
- _ _ has pla ed so promlncnt t fo
lation has practically disappeared auctions at Llo,*dsCoflce l-louse on 5 eneryahon MW that :Q D125 ag
ln England and sr/mc such results Tower l-llll. Instead of a hammer, mdiy hhplucublo opponents as hc are pri-d»lcicd_ln Canada. A .speaker o. pin was ihrust into a lighted can perfecly _understand many
_ at a political meeting in Montreal candle, about one inch from thc South Africans feeling that thc new
Ls rt-period as having declared that top; and the last bid before the pin l’°"°Y Whlch Present circumstances ‘there are only two parties in the fell out of the melting tallow was require would hue more chance 0'
ical success were it entrusted to
cnuniry today-the Conservatives accepted. When this critical stage some dh, lug, intimately identified and Mr. wocdsworthks Socialists." in the "candle auctions"-as they with ,hd fdddd num which the hu. '"1-; _-,tntcmmt fs I-r:‘:.~‘:'y rg cxeg- were then called~was reached, rt terncss has Mil Wi PNN.
gcrailcn, but it does represent a death-likecaim came over the na- ‘_ ""'°`
An "economic blockade” can only
vcly plominent Canadian. HC
` the Isl.~nd,__and is said to have en- joyed thc experience. In disclliulle he was firm, wlthcnt severity; in scholarship, he was :ound and stable, having a leaning towards the “humanitles". So Sal' ihosc who have known slr Andrew as "dominie".
Of Sir Andrews medical car0C1‘
it is difficult to speak too highly. no brought to his l>rof°SSl°“ UW qualities of perseverance and probity which have made the Scot- tish physicians famous. When the Great War broke out, hc might' easily have piedcxemptiorufrom service. But, as Aytoun tells us. "Gentle blood, in dangerous hour.
ne'er yet ran cold or slow."
So, early in 1915, Sir Andrew went overseas with thc Sccimd Contingent, where hc found coli' genial service in the Sixth Field Ambulance. There he remained with a. brief furlough, for the dur- ation of thc war. Hence, when Sir Andrew writes or sneaks Of the war, it is with first-hand know- ledge. He would hardly have been content to remain cosily at home. while the vastest war that has born was raging overseas.
Like most medical men who went
to the war, Sir Andrew has little to say concerning it. Only-We suspect that he is far from belI\8 n pacifist, and that if another war should come along (which God forbid), his Celtic blood would take Sir Andrew overseas once again.
Of his service to literature, it is
well to speak, since lt has been notable and generous.. Years ago, Sir Andrew wrote a work of fict- lon, "The Vine of Sibmah", s. storl’ of pre-Revolutionary days in New England. There followed articles of literary criticism and others of medical interest. Then the "Uni- versity Magazine" was founded in Montreal and sir Andrew became its presiding genius. Among other remarkable essays, we recall “Uli- to The Church", an appeal to the church to forsake financial meth- ods, and to return to its original purpose as the House of God. This magazine was decidedly a high-
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one Navy of any consequence, that of Japan. Nor are there any mod- ern or adequately equipped bases in those waters from which such op- erations could be conducted. If Japan, which is a bfsvc. hlsh-spir- ifcd and powerful nation, were in defy the League, the British Navy, we suppose, would be expected to cocroc her. We cannot sucrose that our Government would be so mad as to attempt it, and the British nation which has no quarrel with Japan, would never consent to be led into
prorcnt day tendency. There is cer- lembiv. to enable those present "lo , ,_ , rc d. ,my .,.,., ,md ,n
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hostile action against an old friend fit ills bidding of these liusnacious
preserve their culture. In "The Battle of the Books", he would be on the side of the veterans.
While he has written much on
ecclesiastical questions, Sir Andrew is not ,strictly identified with anl’ fonn of organized Christianity. He has referred to himself as an ad- herent of the Church of scotland. and we suspect that he is not averse to the Presbyterian Church. He has- the reverence for the scriptures of those instructed in an orthodox fashion, and his own literary style is largely affected by Old Testament writers:--and The- odore Watts-Danton has told us that they have the grand style- "the style that can do no wrong".
From the hurly-burly of politics,
Sir Andrew has kept aloof. For the cheap clap-trap of modern de- mocracy he has little sympathy. Yet one would hesitate to say that hc belongs any party. It is the right, rather than the expedient, which he would pursue, and it is political philosophy, rather than practical politics, which would in- terest hlm. Haste to be clone with the old seems to him alarming. 'I'he discarding of old»time cus- toms has elements of danger, l-lc would probably agree with Burke when he said, "But power of some kind will survive the shock ln which manners and opinions per- ish; and it will find other and worse means forgits support."
Sir Andrew is the type of citizen
sorely needed in these headlong days-one who thinks before he speaks. I-le would be'slow to com- mit hlmself to any cause-but once he had pledged himself to any course, he would remain with it to the last. With thc unheeding extravagance, to which the present distress is largely due, hc has no sympathy. There is ~no Canadian who hold; more firmly to the Woodsworth maxim: "Plain living and high thinking", Sir Andrew believes in the life of the farm. l-le 'Would agree feverently with Gold-
smlth’s "Dem-ted Village."
The des-ertion of the countryside
for the crowded city is a' policy which would not meet his apprcval, Although he spends several months of the year in Montreal, dearest to his heart are the broad acres of Orwell, Prince Edward Island, where he may enjoy the breeze from the Gulf and the odors of
the soil. Loyal in the deepest sense to Empire, Dominion and tho home town. Sir 'Andrew' reminds ogne of what Carlyle called slr Walter scott-"a sturdy piece of British
h'll¥lh00d."
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Your worship-I fold the police-
man that, but he wouldnt, bollovc
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Gold In Kenya
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(Exchange)
The gold boom which has sent
the so-called Kaffir stoclq ol' the South African mines soaring in Great Britain had caused a similar rise in the exchanges in our own country has also sent prospectors to every corner of the globe. There is great activity in New Guinea and likely to be considerable ln Labra- dor with thc opening of spring.
Kenya Colony, in central Africa.
ls one of the new fields. A very
valuable goldfield has been unco- vered on certain native reserva- tions. so extensive and of such promise are the deposits that there is already talk of another Rand. The Ordinance of Lord Passfleld, dated 1930, decrees that land re-
served for native ownership shall
not be taken away save in ex- change for other and similar land. The _Kenya Legislative Council re-
centy amended the Ordinance to permit of payment in cash in the gold territory instead of another
land grant.
Admittedly the natives live on
and by the land they occupy. Money means little to them, and their sympathlzcrs immediately be- came active. However; as thc resi-
due Uf P°wer is in the Colonial O!-
fice in London. no injustice is likely to be permitted. slr Joseph Byrne, the Governor of Kenya, the
other day when making a. personal
lhqoectlon ol’ the goldflelds, was approached bv a group or natives who feared that they were about to
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lose their land. Sir Joseph at once said that there was no question of any native being deprived of any part of his reserve. _
An old chief stepped out of thc
crowd and requested the Governor to supplement his assurance bl/ swearing according to the customs of the Kakamega tribe. _
The chief held out a sword and a d0K and asked the Governor to cut the dog in half with the sword and to sprinkle the blood around.
Sir Joseph Byrne as tactfully as
possible declined both the dog and the sword but assured them that the word of His Majesty’s Govern- ment would suffice. lt is great-ly to the credit of Great Britain that tho natives in the colonies have much more confidence in Londnn than in any local authority. t
'rho family is not vet H- forgotten institution. Religion is not utterly stamped out. It does not become ns to pronounce the failure of Com- munism in its great historic ex- ample; but we have every reason to question its triumph-
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