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THE UHARLDTTETU

V ..

President-\Y, fluenter S. Ah-Luro,

Secretary-Lisut.-Col. I). A. AIM' lialllor rum .ilunutlug Lllrevlo

Aoluclulo Editors-Frank \\'nIl|r

Alurulng llnily qiuuuilcd l|\\i7) $5.00 Vvr Y ILM) pn- your (In n.l\um'o) '1\\li|'\| |“ 1'

ll. P.

VIre~Frellden0-J I. Burnr\ I t I I-"IEA: `

ulnubn v s. o. The seriousness af the ner ., U (Montreal Gazette

"Lani: uiimzn' | governmental indebtedness °f P | It is not alone in the religious!

. . ‘ rr , ‘

ra-:il (ln udvnnlxe) .dollvon¢I. Geflllhlly 15 md-iC57~f€‘d by me fact' . ?spere of action that the cry is we-I" 01"' Uniifd SMH- mat the payments imposed upon _ 1"* *~ » heard today for a resetting of ideas

THURSDAY, JANUAR-

- FALCON WOOD . 55"”

It or who reads it. No one is more competent to express an Opinion'

upon the requirements and con- $4000

duct gf an institution like Falcon- two C wood than the Chief Justice, He

has the keenest sympathy for suf- Sure

“ring humanity' and hu regime able age when a Province like Que- as premier of this Province was

marked by the continuous efforts

he made to increase the comfort

and facilities for recovery Dossess-

ed by patienm ut ,Falc0mvood. Vifhlle he was in office he gave un-

rennttmg care and attention to MF-

that m5tttut‘0n_ and tt is safe to at bursting through open doors. His say that it was largely due to h`s statement at Winnipeg that Lib- enoouraging support that Dr. crlllism Goodwill, who was then in charge. flsalllst

made the remarkable progress he will destroy the independence and

did in the treatment and ture of integrity of the Canadian National patients. 'I‘he Chief Justice now R3U“"a

tooks forward to the ttme wttent ns The independence and integrity of

the outcome uf the recent muster’ Cunuda‘s national railway system

will arise a. modern institution in _

whch all that science has learned the V" in the treatment. of insane and 5° Cm

mentally dffllcfed may be .fmplcd

under conditions where the most

. profitable results are worked out-ti

It may he' he dcctaycs' that s,,,,,t.t If re~elected to power at some

day wc will say that from the dxiylf llldcfinite date, Mr. Mackenzie rr of the fire came a great im;>;~o\e-,3KiIlE€

or incurable illness; wives

men imprisoned; divorced in (in certain conditions). The is

ends within two months.

The only authority that exists

British India is that of the Brit-

h administration of the country. Unless that administration is to be-

_'rgg,,<;pARLorraTowN;qpARn1AN

WN GUARDIAN uorrs sv me wiv . S°'“° S"‘?"‘”°’“

, __ what

l i

mr by the young pun amount to . » - which have long held sway and in

Y M' lm' $500,000,000 per annum ln addition .‘ ‘ the

. to other debts amounting to $250,- '\- ~ ‘ "` stayed their leave. Nations con-

husbanm' WM” of husbands 000.000. The Hoover monatorlum. By /“mfs W. Barion.M.D fronted by the riddle of theSphinx

imable to work on account of

The very timely, informative and grave

instructive address elven by the abandoned by their husbands; wiv- Hon. Chief Justice Mathieson on % or

the Falconwood disaster will be “»0men_ “ppmcmbed by e"'ery°ne Wh° heard subsidy will be Paid one half by

*__

MENTAL BYGIENE

Over twenty

Yale graduate ory of his life

at t

years ago 8 y0\-‘"8 Lenten introspection of their be-

pubushed me his," havior and policies. They are se- -n a book called ‘A verely

Dogmas

and the

for the present nonplussed by unsuspected tum of events are his hour undergoing a sort of

cross-examining some of the

Judgment of many have out- The

At of ` ooltéfot//_;11/L_

eaves. full round moon and the star

Sky. '

The ' laden And the

Had hid

quarrel of the BPU'1'°WS in tm

_i

loud sons of the ever-

. If J.A1\fUARY,.1g.E123_2'_

0

0 “Beef Goodness"

_.___ ii,

urphy, Principal of Gcor-t Mr. William Martell is visiting hi

the Province and one half by the municipality, and the amount of

per month to a. mother with

hlldren, is suggested by the

Commission.

ly we are living in a remark-

bec will sponsor and adopt such advanced social legislation as this-

A DON QUIXOTE

Mackenzie King is an adept

will "stand like a rock"

every proposition “which

y system" is a case in point.

|15 in no danger, which is probably

ason why Mr. King hastens

morously to its support.

CANADA LAST

says he will dispense with

come a farce, it cannot afford to countenance the existence of orginlzatlons whose avowed pur- pose is to overthrow existing in- stitutions. If it is to retain the prestige which is essential to its power to protect life and property, it cannot allow revolutionary agit- ators scope for their incendiary activities in India at the present time. ‘The strong measures the Government has taken are the only alternative to civil wir and possibly the sacrifice of millions of lives.

m

Canada may need a number of

things, but more territory is not oneoi’ themsays the Border Cities star: That is whytheNewfoundland Governments proposal that wo Day $100,000,000 net for Labrador lelves the average Canadian cold, Labrador is no doubt rich in natural resources and all that sort of thing, but Canada doesn‘t need Labrador-especially when We arc asked to pay a cool hundred mill- ion for adding to the area within our boundaries. Ncv\'oundland ls in a had way financially, hence thc' proposal to dispose of Labrador to

described his

severe and p

mental health,

ences he dr.

mentally ill, organized that

Connecticut Hygiene. Mental Hygiene Sociét- m

The first,

mental cases school, and to

lectures in this course.

Is such a course necessary? Are or

there many clscs requiring mental treatment? ~

Your doctor

every 100 patients who consult

him, that ut organic or real

physician is to

nt.on and bc

Canada. However, Canada is not* in a position to throw any money, away, either, and so we fancy that: othing will come of the offer. wc; symplthlze with Newfoundland ini

ment in the treatment of :hc lu-"diuUl1inE regulations and restore U10 €XiS¢ll’i8 situation, but we nrci

sane and those afflicted writ mon- - U10 ta

tal diseases. It ls tt great bi»’»\‘~1HQ S‘"““bI

to have such opttmtstn ;,~,,,;rt-gy and easy policy under which New

exmesscd at A ,Ame “.t,,,,, t _Q nat. t Zealand butter entered Canada at “mt for the a,,,,m,,0 mm, tt, tw; one cent per pound duty and Am- dcpresscd when loolzuig 3-L the enormous trouble and cXlli`ll-‘C in'

erican

r

count y with goods which are now

y this means the old free bf

manufacturers flooded the b

riff “to formervlevcls." Pre- not in “ p°5‘m°n t° pay out any'

such sum for the sake of boa,='ting,5yu1pt0Il1S- Wh

m01'C Square IUUCS- By. getting thi: sir.ii,','htencd out de

|in the pulicnis’ minds, it is qultc no

During the past year new power,

ins

rought into operation in Canada;

patient ahat

disease; that

some emotional

his lack of appetite, his d.prcss.on, C0 nzs inability to sleep, and other-:fu

fair to state ill-ut a nulill.l.~i~ of in- rc

around to physlc-.an alter physic- ° ian or hclcr after healer It th

totalled 546,000 horse-power, this; ' do

ics are now quite numerous. Wh

Work was to try eloquent and spake -with glib con-

Mind that Found itself. This book maxtms which to 9, former genera.

feelings during a ugh

rolonged mental ill- as

ness, and outlined the treatment and by which he was brought back to goo

emancipation would be achieved

As a consequence of his experl- and

‘cided to devote his fav

life to help.ng those who were SUT

same year the mis

society for Mental 01'

8.

to have courses in treatment of fide

in every medical ‘WE try and get physlc- ri;

ians who had been praotsing many S

years to attend some of the

ber pai

_ ten

will tell you that of wrt

I'

0

nude the human imagination of

e of the earth. We are not so e about the formulae loudly ad-

He accgrdlhgly vertised having in them the pro-

e and potency of a new order civilization. The period of ro- ntic and doctrinaire views over ich

bts dity of the recipes once cher- ed e-nil for the social ills that af- t our humanity. The acid test actual experience has had 0. so- ing effect and has produced' a nful reaction that plainly por- ds

li our calculations. Today the

pressure of disillusionment is so

leaet 50 have no Sha

ailment. “tt

You can thus see that it the --tt

FD cs

mes out of joint" the danger is

help these cases he lest

must mukc a thorough examiu- tak

able to assure the dr; h: has no real de the symptoms of the

which he `complums are due to fir

disturbance, some all

upsctment, some misfortune, :nd pol it is these things that is causing f-flklhg 010110 ¢‘0°"0miC “nes ‘md t°

nsidei' ways and niczms of read-

e possession of our natures and vc meanor which could only make

si;_" During the past six months

lcd to do some careful stock-

sting their policies in accord with at the facts brought to light mand. It is ti salutary diSCiPliY\0

ver very welcome, for the simple ason that it upsets our fond as-

. . . ' . t d to chastcn

mutations completed andldivlduals are hrevelitcd Ufrcin going sllimpuons 'md en S

were upheld and proclaimed

signals of the progressive spirit, as prophetic hnrblngers of a. ri time coming when social

spread its light over the sur-

the alleged prophets waxed

nce has given place to sundry

and misgivings as to the

nnd put forward as a sort of

something has gone wrong

that fronting the grim rea- of world-wide depression and

the spirit of pessimism should

us into a fatalist pose and

“Inst state worse than the

governments have been com-

minds. It -is admittedly one of hardest tasks in the world to

, 1 ii ‘

v.:`\'ed in dealing \-.ith :hc c.\mt.lt'.§ "ng

situation and in p2'0‘~‘i<l1Il§ 101` Ui" tones

I u‘ ure.

tariff

polls

The various zictivitir-s of thtwgcotti

Clhirlottetown Board of Trutio were pupil,

atlltiirnbly l'e\'ie\\‘crl in ilu: i'cpoi‘t.~;ithkt~,"

committee chairmen ut lust iiitflitst gm 0

annual meeting. The Board has

done much in the past to grapple with problems affecting the busi-

ness interests of the community, and its co-operation with govern-

ments and other organizations has

been of material benefit in effect-

ing reforms in transportation and

other matters. That thc Board will

continue its good work is evident

from the optimistic tone of the re-

ports and the strong personnel of its executive.

The retiring president, Mr.

George J. Tweedy, was the recipient

of well merited compliments upon the manner in which he had dis-

charged his duties during the past year. The new president, Mr. Sam-

uel Kennedy, whose long experience

in business and on the City Coun-

cil well qualifies him for the po- sition, will doubtless hnvc the same

loyal support which his predeces- sors received.

QUEBEC’S SOCIALISM

heretofore Quebec has been look-

IS

The

nskcd

ample

leader _ .

_ _ V _ construction was advanced upon a " ‘ 4 any social scheme, directorate or YHIL Ii0.i/II) OI' TI\‘.lIIE' ,his overwhelmin umbex, of protects’ some or “meh ments; the special cure and category of civilian mrmagcmchf,

in 1930- MF- King. HS SH Old are of great magnitude. It is ex- treahnent °f me feebll’ mindcm that has cvcr been tried.

ected that these Wm be brought the acquiring of relnblc inform-

ts .ln wee btt Slow on the up_ into operation within the next two ‘mon _On "_“`"ml m"°"5°" and ing to the historic calendar. that

t. three yeam and Wm add more spreading this information every- t-our pm-ts of a new gospel were

‘ .._ - Wh€‘Y0- l im d capable of effecting a

Smlmittcd by the I”`C5“l""L “nd N011 Of |ZiVil”iE Cal1i1diHH5 the b€Il- Dthuaunt»,;'c?3?_;0(¥:att];orsl;Dl;?;'_crdizggf This is certainly 11 great stop for- pmca C

f their own markets. ment Capital to the extent of at ward from the days where mental T , least $110,000,000, lt is estimated “"5” were 1°°.k°d “P fm' Sami' °f

' - threatened by the old-fashioned

HE RESPONS]BLE _9 has been expended in providing for UTC public’ with no thought' Ut C

the development, transmission and twntmcnt' D

question has frequently been di5""'buti°n °f the new p°“'°r dc* hagiitfillsl \cl?;(: airivlegiilgaiiifdinn in

. .. \' ‘ _ -

Whether Mn M k Z1 vclopment in 1931, while more than [_ tht,

BOVOOOIOOO Wm be required to to inf.ctions, injuries, the wear H ‘BS

bring to wmptetton the projects and' tear of life, the recreational nickel cttvety under c0nsh_uCUon_ habits and other conditions are dl'

carefully studied and the treat- "ee ef

is really responsible for his politi-

cal utterances. An interesting ex- B

question that the Liberal

has learned nothing from

g defeat at the n

sh teacher said of a backward D

especially when it is a~ques- D

ac en King

6 $2

fer analysis of the mentality

produced fn Canadtan tac_ bringing the tom] Water power in_tn1calls that a number of mental

by Canadian workmen. It ls stallation in the Dominion to aimsvs me DrcvemCd` . , utterly unwarranted notion that

Obvious from his attitude on the figure of 6,666,000 horse-power. Bm the Mental Hygwm Somew the twentieth century outlook and

Additional to this substantial goes funnel" It mms at the im' welt politic is quite novel or is in total or completed undertakings. 1”`°""d ca” “nd “°“t““’"° °f some way altogether Superior t0

tho-c suffering from mental all

its concclts, and in especial the

It is not so very long ago accord-

C

oinholder. “Put money in thy ursc" regains its old-time mean- g. The long-neglected little

me back in the general of life-the copper, the the prune, the darning- the "stitch in time," the

ff airs

it

in

ta

B

in

OI'

Oh

And

And

And

The

And

Are

and were forth 8-Ill'

who any put

sub the This cies ban and

exh semble

And t

And n

the curd-pale moon, the whit!! stnrs the loud chaunting of the un- quiet

sh

all the sorrows of her labour- .

ing au the burdens or ner myriad IT years.

hen

you came the whole 01

the world‘s tears,

M . H.

ou came with those Nd r

V gctown High School, spent the week -home in Panmure Islahd.

mournful lips, and at nts

with

home in Panmure Island.|

Rl[

AFTER ILLNESS

-1-1--< 1--ve .MA¥..§§!;€-¥_°_=4_!!¢¢k= of weakness

away earth's old and

weary cry.

M

'(1

. _J

ships,

ow the sparrows warring in

eaves

in the sky.

IS HARD TO ‘EQUAL THE FLAVOR

AND AROMA OF

BRA HMIN TEA _ TRY iT

Sold only in Red, airtight packages. I

leaves - ' '

aken with earth's old und _

. - ____-_ _li

WERTY Cry. ` A "

to

done so?

not to say a rash, apologist could stand up and S115' f-hilt one

E.

to

tions

m

much-needed reminder that ,

apart moral

the

altogether discounted in our

to

calcula the problem are inefficient as nh

dusted battery and much rc-

Arctlc hummocks of ice. Mean-

distrlbution or wealth-these the at

tremolo and warranted to rc-

lease the

resounding chorus. Have they

stantial evidence of Mlllvvillg t

social redemption of our race. ,`= is not to say that such agen- . are useless nor that they are

krupt

__ _w. B, Yeats. _fr

great organ-"tones pcalod fullstop pressure without

harmonic strain and lift

He would be a very dur-

or all of these elements

gether have fulfilled expec-

or as yet have givcu any

-ANNOUNCEMENT-

We have changed our Business

Stand from Grafton St. to 207 Queen St. next to the “Fire Station” and are now open for business along the same lines. `

t We solicit the patronage of all our

old customers, and welcome new ones. Your order will receive prompt and careful attention.

J. If Crockett & Co.

/ Phone 65-J.

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Q

of wholesome influence

ust be flung aside. But it is

from the ingredient of that

element which is often put t margin as 0. supcrfluity

tions, the basic integers of i

the sheen of moonlight up-

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ij.

Ol'

moral and

of the

bblcr’s awl; and on the banner

TCC

time it

dow

tist p

hap chine “That mism fatal to hope, to effort, to growth, ` The

knowle made,

actual behavior. And the next

boundcn duty is to rally our faith,

ouruge resoluti cultics

with the inward and invincible as-

SUYRIICC

possibly defeat, n nation if the

fibre of its people is healthy

braced to the proper pitch.

Mayor

n into a flaccid and obscuran-

less

h

way madness lies.” Pessi-

fir

is futile and absurd to drop t

is blight and mildew. It is `

l

st thing is frankly to ae- 1 dge and renounce errors whether ‘of judgment, policy,

and faculties in thc stern 4

on_to surmount the diffi-

thnt beset us, and always

that no external force can

H. MacDonald, Georgetown, visited Charlottetown.--A.

Cn!

ose as though man is the 0

puppet of thc very ma- ’

is own hands have reared. 0

M

B7\K'l`WlSTl

he

\

‘ 4 1

,li

it

“I

is not

the D

today, out in

kcnzie

policy

ing of lnuted This

tions

and ls

comparison of the two following U quotations:

stand here ion`ght and say to 2

the Maritime Provinces that there d

23. 1930, as reported by staff cor- W respondent of the Canadan Press. °

"The Board has continued its

was one of the recommenda- S

Liberal leader is afforded by

Jour

that we have not carried ltiter and spirlt."_M'.~. Mac-

Klng at Sydney, N. S., June Brlltliizxtndas a msrtyr, and Lord tn the cIo,,ds_ when mmtons are

‘ g °“ “S the *ml °f ii d°5P°*- discussed with easy familiarity, the

the °2r ferry service be elim- be difficult to misrepresent more

’ ` h si f

ompiezbiy the British tu i . ma" W ° de “ed to Search °' R

from the Railway accounts. 0

of the Duncan Commission W of paramount importance to W

mee the average Unlted Smtcs set, down as having his racial roots newspaper does not l

Province, and the whole At-

nal which rmits

d mu ape f ilifmfon The Little Thinffs Of 5°

ame en om o _“e hc 6 di

EWS." In his liltést ilticrance h(‘ ' quality in which all men might ealt with the situation in Inciiz, sh

a major recommendation in comparing Gandhi with John

unoan Report, not a mom- B1”°Wn Whose "soul goes marching when prosperity is in the full and happiness." which, we are told,

and decl*ring British so ess

British government is repre-

' ‘ nickel is looked upon as being

sc :cd

Th

thi; Rmltsduslggblsintéothf phrii-SUS as somewhere beneiith contempt,

1') B 0 OKI TC

of urging that the ,wc0unt_ new reversm its one e me an About its only use is as a 50 pcr

g D y. It would

a ture

carry muc1

orld news 9. grett many people

Th

lll get an utterly false impression at was 8' conduit?" some years

ii'-'f‘.’-.'-»'f

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bi

'¢d Upon by the other Provinces as Pfvbably the most Conservative

and Ant!-Soclalistlc Provinccin the

lantlc

Region of the C. N. R."-Mr,

George J. Tweedy, president of the

of the very grave situation .in India.

_t -,V ~. .

» ,.1

3,'/lV_<~'.*‘,"'~'~'/;' 3

, Dominion. Lt has no use for up-

Charlottetown Board of Trade, in report submtted at annual meet-

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lift movements in its legislation, and ff<7WTi5 UIYJTA any measure in-

troduced uf a socinlisiic nature. lt

W2" 0l7D0Scs votes for women and,

of course, gives no countenance to divorce, Yet we find from the first ¥eP01't of the Social Insurance

Commission, appointed by thc

Government, wh`ch vrds tabled in the Legislature on Tuesday, that

legislation has been recommended. and will be sponsored and passed by the Government, of a more

socialistio description than any heretofore given legislative effect in BUY of the Provinces, The Com-

mission recommends, and the Gov-

ernment endorscs money payments, amounts to he dependent upon c'r- cumstances, fo widows supporting

inf,

ing

which

ter en

trails, of the

port

ment,

being clared cr,

one or more children wives of 'n L if

January 13, 1932. l

nothing but “economic isolation" in A ' ur'

ANOTIIER “I'M ALONE"

Apparently Mr. Mackenzie King

remains unreconcilcd to the strik-

success of Premier Bennetts

appeal for closer Empire trade re- lations through tariff preferences

Conference in London. While the stntesmen of Great Britain, Aus.

of this great Empire move-

that any change ln Canadafs

time

the Canadian Prime Minis-

unclnted at the last Imperial

New Zealand and the rest

Empire are lined up in sup-

Erroneously it was stated in these

Mr. King still holds aloof; fearful, perhaps, as he dc.

himself to be when in pew.

*___

in a war with the United Stages; own. In fact it is crowding out of

EDITORIAL N01`r’l`S

columns yesterday that an acre of cranberry bearing land is valued ag “over $1,000,000" in the United

States. 'I‘he statement should have

;,,~,_'.,;€_-.; 1 t ; - 1 `| 8" f fvsuiattons might involve us read " , _" gf the day: """ ’" “"3 0°-'ie it 1-! Central D I. tn nm' A'°°°° ,L.,,.,t,/., , - .

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with eyes Suu turned tb wash- many D°°k€fS the larger and more ngton the Liberal leader can sec pretentious suv" mms' Ask the

a. policy which would unite all parts m0nt.y_makmg tnstttutton has of the British Empire in closer

trade relations. only near compctZtor~and there In the circumstances it is for- M5015 “ mmal 1" This-WHS the tunate that Mr. King is relieved of owner' which had 733°" the nickel,”

the responsibility of omce at a companion in humiliation. Nowa-

when the logic of events and

the trend of Empire sentiment are paper, which, all through the so much at odds with his clielnlncd years, had been their only friend. prejudices. NOW ihfy HN piling up in the best

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over s1000 an ch "ills 0" nn rm, u r

Them ts 3 md,” statin" in the ment is. so effective that 6 out of 5; mted States says the Telegraph 10 entering now come out cured. U

mendat-ion oi' any real significance ony’ " ' PP ` tide there is a tendency to over- are the sovereign rights of our hu-

IUU Of ff¢@ SDCOCH in India us al- lock the Emu" things of 1tf,_._ manity. Democracy, the spread of most without parallel. Gandhi ls ducatlon, the uprisc of scientific

Among those has been the five- °

set up by this defamer of Great cent pt,_,L,c_ 'When mms heads are inventions, and the socialist con-

l of the me n f d ctio

cent. tip for a shoeshine. The

dropped nickle would at once be

north-of the Tweed.

1120- But. accompaned by the prune, which has assumed pride of place on the best menus, the five- ccnt piece again has come into its

Mint' at Ott"wa about this D ing the year just closed this

tumcd out 5,620,000 nickels. The

days each of those coins will buy something other than a news-

oash registers. Even in the West there has been nn imperative de- mand 101' C0DPcrs, and out there they will bc breaking new ground. As with mankind, lncrcascd popu- larity and lmporvnce has brought the opportunity to tmvfgl,

It it all |l'll&‘l'(‘Siin'g devclgbmgnf,

of the times. Change is the org”

(Tgrouto Globe; pression and with it“llfe, liberty

tru a s o pro u n mi

this new host is inscribed:

Mony nickles mak‘ a muckle." cial revolution of measurelcss mension and loftiest aims and

are and the masses find full ex-

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