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tfeniniieeiener ef Pnbiie Werke, inn; been reeieeied for 1

' '. gene, genefeniiy 'anticipated uie Hen. cyl-ne cushy '

theFirstDistr'ictofQueensinthebye~electionhe1dyes- :av

ren-dey. it ina net. been expected one ur. Crosby would be opposed; indeed there was a general understanding” that the Liberal Conservativeparty would not contest 35 of the seats of the portfolio holders in the new ad- ministration and the Premier, the Attorney Gennal and _

the Commimioner of Public Works were returned unop- iss

» '~ At the last moment Mr. Thomas Wiginore of Gra- mlioad was persuaded by a number of farmers and others in the district to enter opposition to the ,re-election

of the Commixioner of Public Works on twoe grouiidstfle

first, in order to obtain if powible direct representation 1

of the farming interests on the opposition side of the Jie

Rouse, there being at pment no farmer among the Con- jo servative members; second, as a protest against the met- I

Mr. Wigmore is comparatively unknown in the dis- v tiict and deserves the lieartiest con_gratul_ations for the pluck he has shown in trying conclusions with such an_old _c

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REFOBDIIXG THE WORLD.

The task of reforming the world, now in progres,

admittedly a diflicult one. The ramifications of evil

many and far-reachingfand one of the great stumb- g blocks to reform is e close relationship existing tween the greater and the lwer evih. We take one vil by the throat and strangle it when suddenly we dis-

r a blood relation to it which by universal consent

git an eviL To be explicit we find a wheel of fortune B

r me such device whirling 'merrily in one direction and ANK

itacriminalthiii while alon 'de of it we inda orcnuna

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nqnesen in' _fi -

p .pmyéggéhmdtkhghuuqfiory

In ,Flu lggpmk Levin” . u, (lmnnuiunn

chan wepuat, p _ , deellrliloll ' ‘ »

'11-_» 1 ' Hit-_King’s~ignonueeqfourpmvinddpioblems Iflie p '

'liiniiliiiiiiieiite§E$iZ?i2§Z§n§5fnlil t '

nf ' in ii' 9 f bum- i§e§§§§n$§Lwo€1i$iiffidhiiinni

he Liberal lealdeer scorlifully notfor momentto nsidered' _, programme pared , _ him as prospeizotive 1'eprei;lnta_tive”of_PrincePC‘eounty.\ i t A `

Golndilit with dhnhi lw&nl:n¢loa£lolq.wo

lrultuwlrultlnglillllhld doupoisytoiupnn ktlidiili of an Hitti-

ili&

t|onnI&nolr ill yvvloplpnehlhltwly lr Qnulha hula with ll&.oo_trion. .

~ Olrknnolonlnieolilon.

lowY¢rk,lmrtnnL‘l'hr- also lil Winnipeg are lll|l|¥ll'|ll|l’Ul'¥&- chain mfpnrtxnelnngprs- prudtoi|nnoonndnd» vhnthnndinnoxportorn imma-mm U

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one whirling as merrily in the opposite direction mourn arammun

nd domg the same businw but, for some reason which " e cannot define, we find nothing criminal about it. WN BR§N_C'l-ll

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We Jump with both feet on the ten _cent game of ¢._c-I-_,,__,,_,_,

while we look approvingly on the ten, twenty or

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'rin Benn in pnenefeiiin innie eanen2eel`7eS

partnerships' and company' _. -againstapprored paper on favorable _

' V Do not liesitatebodiscuss with usgtlle reqnirementsofyour .lyég

and tried parliamentary hand as Mr. Crosby. Notwith- fhundieed dollar game played in the open. We disapprove' rl-vl C ! B B P I B Q

,efamiing the prestige Mr. Crosby now enjoys in being 5 of the lottery on the street and approve of it in the so- =;f»l

ety or in the church. _, _ . _ l,.,_ E_ -,_ Bw 5,, ,n.,'n,, my

“One law for the man and the woman" has for _many iiiinuquiie nneamnne Muni neg;

Commissioner of Public Works. he succeeded in addingci only 44 votes to the total he polled at__the general _election the figures being, general election a34 bv-election W8 t

stances did not trouble to record their votes and Mr. Wig- is

more got left in a considerable minority. _ _

_ _ 0

It is to be regretted that the Liberal Conservatives i

' , ' , _ _ _ L_ . ,rears been the slogan of the social reform movement and ,Q2 ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,M,,,,

On the other hand the Liberal Conservatives in many in- the social evil will never bestauilkd out until this law _ _ p _ g W

adopted. One law for the gambler, whether the stake ,ln “-“_ Hamm, ,M M, M., - for dimes or dollars, on the city square or in the fasli- eninnnwim te tim Province] len#

ble club, will settle the gambling evil and nothing ”,f,ff°,,$§'_,'°,,,'§’§°h,”:,_“’“l',e‘,,f,, ,'“;‘:'

na . _ - ,

showed such apathy but under the circumstances hardly else will. Whether the wheel of-fortune tum to the right or adm so in hone in

` whether it 'be to fill the coffers of a gambler or of a ,-5,, dm ',,,;, ,, um,

else was _to be expected. The bve-election has l

been the means of making the goverllmefli S1l0W IIS 5305 Ch

in the matter of finances and we now know what is to be;

are tiin he

co v

l eel' _

liods of campaigning followed by the Liberals at the gen- ysunilar_

eral election. _ li*_

han '

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gain

urch, matters nothing; the gambling is .there and the anim-nm Mr- -ovmnenis nic-iv”

- - - ~ mi in-_ o"cuuen vienna me ie

blmg"`5lhee“l~ . , iinxhnoieenrunnayineyaiilgei

their plan of campaign regarding the non-fulfilinent of lf

theirpre-election promises. ‘ 1; cnoooooooaen-en.-_~

.ii-0-»Z-» ‘I

A LIBERAL LE.-\ DEIYS YISIT.

'I'lio& who had the privilege of hearing the Honor-l able W`iHiam Lyon Mackenzie King, th_e new Liberal lean- y ei, at Summerside on Thursday _evemng are agreed thai, !ie`is a‘ fluent and edective pubhc speaker and a gentle-é E man of pleasing personality. His career as a pohtician' and a sitat&an is stiil before him and on the promise; in this connection opinions are naturally divided. That; Q: oif first appearance in Prince Edward Island and in 1 mu,

pective representative the House of_Com1iions, he iiasif mf made any converts to his views on the live questions con-Il. :fr fronting Canada seein; in dnnbrfni. He ie a inberai nf_ ine r§ ef,

captivating and for the moment convincing Neverthe- 1; las afterward" comes the analysis, the oratorical fog Er;

imisioi The lhunrst

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nolliziue on

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oil: bem»m.:s so demunprmed

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the crliimilerseandsoihtnnedl by hvmmedheavyfracniimsotuhe (lim w`h noimlemseand ¢-mer

e his . ` ¢nazk<raise that ahier perhaps a

miles ol service. in mmm be n\'o_r_ Iflie- llmhricant cnu~

and

evil in the tniumharsom-use he rmraxle hotfix is.. however

lil!!

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Laurier school an orator of the Laurier_type, plausiblef; wm_:§§§;tM gf :law bw we 5

mformhegisnbstames The vm inrhic its isrc~

clears away and the cold facts remain bare. exposed, un-I; mmm ,umm ,N wx mm _W expla|ned_ 4 if lk from th had all

en egemnoriras surhcasofthohouliigsand of

MD

Mr. King is a Laurier Liberal. lake his leader ne 5 ,mm ,mmumm mmm"

stood aloof from the great majority of Canadians in the 1 ine hour of Canada’s and the Empires need, when the_o_nl_vf 'B' way to national salvation lay in uniting the two political :L in

shans The oil or grease- its-elli me it' any demoinposed. and ti is

pnsfble in mo tnimsmhsiini nt mer ltifm if the metallic

parties. Like his leader he chose to stand by his party ‘ §';'Fm"‘§_f‘“§n;:d bemfxfi;

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regardless of the fact that the best and strongest ele- _ br ment in his party saw their duty and followed it in the '

me _ _ iw! rs ' value ' Md ce M' the aicxumulaiion in itoi

ui _

rtieles

mi-og through a he sine urea, hrtlg an H meshes in the inch. Such

other direction. Unlike his leader who declared that if mine genie ein nn-any ne enmnen

its ' th removal of

he had been of military age he would volunteer his ser- 24 vices in defence of Canada and the Empire. Mr. King. _ ~ who was of military age and unmarried, did not olfer ln; services in the hour of liisncountry's greatest need., Today he seeks to justify his inaction by flowery oratory. i by persuasive eloquence, by-in short-begging the question. He grandiloquently forgives those Liberals “Who supported the Union Govemment at the last gen- eral elections.” ~ “Are we to believe,” he charitably asks, “that these men and women of Liberal convictions were not honest, were not conscientious, were not patriotic?f` He, with sublime Christian charity and becoming eio- quence declares “I decline to entertain such belief." there not among those who in the panic of national danger, suported Union Government, “Many of m own most intimate and life-long friends, not only friends but

relations and connections?"

His charity towards these was beautiful and the

awed listener could easily see the halo of forgiveness around those two uplifted fingers; but when

was broken the listener saw only the men and

_,women of Canada, Liberals and Conservatives, stan-

ding together with their faces to the foe, while Mr. Mac- King was urging an isolated group of partizans toatand by their party. And the listener did not forgive Mr: liackeiizie King any mprethan lie did when Canada aiid the Empire were face to face with national disaster.

Hr. King denounces the Union Governnient, calls

uaelem, reactionary and urges all Iibei-als

e liberal fold. ‘The Liberal party,” he already formulated a progressive' policy untry is in great need.” This policy, it

embered_, was formulated bythe liberal Con- Ottawa in August. It was published broad-

t will be remembered also that

was a of the

Even policy the

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Princess- Mary .as Collomell-tin

Chiefoitlliekvrll Scots for the

first time in than capacity, recently iilsyeclesi a hitnhl of heir ng# ment and held Il ilvadtiiuim at which decorations and mahls were presented no a number of! amen: anqmen. Tleitspecnim toolkplheae at Redford Bananas. Edinburgh. wh-rife-heist Baimliin.nnder` the c oi Gnikonei G. G. Inch,

8.0.. - “

are stationed pre-

lheir departure for _ll-

MIWS those who are rocdvh; a

ref! cordial welcogie home iron overseas 5| lr. Eric Wlrblrtnn. who with Mn. Wuthering., is visiting his l*’Ull‘P!’- Dr. James Warburton. Kent Street. llr. Warhlrtolk host on lniemds are delighted to see him lvlin and be is busy shking hands *ld rms-ivhg ciongntnlhniona. ln_ Wariiuniom is allm welcome in hee hiusbamefs old lnromz-,_ - '

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heme this week of lie

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¢:i‘lrilrlrlh_lben,llu't wiltar. he Mm :named miie

St. James IIatchai.flAmd|in. His frknfh len an forwarding

lr. and Mrs. Yi-eil ,muy wfihtm U0! their Ravi*

I U _ l anna en-nm' in exoeeaiuin- Hnlcannt. & among rdathun and ~f\"i¢l|5 Cilllh lledmll Stewart has llretlrteri- in Calgary nnmnp|@ yy Mrs. Stewart. when qu 9'- pq mg( 'Ht -in her hu:»nna1_oiii_ hone.

l TU: Prince Cmnly Pair at Sum monde was a §pl_dl success on W01|D¢l'iIr and Tluraday; a grant mal! fisitfrn lb-ring in attendance. Swml miie; mural

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gramllatiiomr are lash; extmdod.

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Rev. Julhii Janes, ln. Jaynem,

and liiu, daughter. of Nefwm.. Nam. bade Iaireweil to their friends here ‘tht wool alter a delightful summer at Kwpoch.

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