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TliE CHARLOTTE TOWN GUARDIAN

President-W. Chester B. MoLure, ILP. Vise-President, l3. Barnett, 1.8.1. Secretnry-Lieut-Coi. DJ. llaclflnnon, D.l.0. Iditor and Managing Directo ‘.3. Burnett, I‘.J.I Auueinle Editors-Frank ‘Valle: and D.K. Garth.

llorning Daily (founded 1M7) 16.00 per year (Ln advance; delivered. l4 50 per yen: (in advance) mailed la Canada and United Staten.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 28. 1934

barred from Blaster-n Canadian ports, . . 1- while permitted to enter Western According to a correspondent in Canadian ports free of Customs the New York sun, potato farmers duty. “Y! "16 T‘°1'°ni0 91°59 <14!" n1 Nassau and Suffolk counties, oral). is not only a unique amuse- umg Island, o" facing a serlouiment, but shows the oo-operative nnanoml. 105s due to the 10w pflooiflexibility behind U16 ION/Ci.‘ OI the o; potatoes mduoed by the huge Ottawa trade agreements. Both potato Crop gathered m ‘he South Governments have concurred in this which was planted on the lands re- new plan‘ ' moved from cultivation under the During the pa“ crop ye“ can‘ Tobacco and Cotton Limitations mm“ mills ground Bzpomooo bush- ‘Act. To make matters worse, it 151615 o‘ Canadian wheat’ and a turm- alleged that the us. Federal e‘ 23900900 “m” °l “t” mm‘

barley and mixed grain. _ Government purchased the entire The reason for the proposed

Surplus Dotfllo 6P0!) 0! N°YJ1 Ca-P-‘duallty in Canadian trade relation- olina. caused by such curtailmentfship m Anhpodem flour 15 prob- of cotton and tobacco and is dis-‘ahiy u» be found m the mt that, trlbutlns it throughout Northerniiu British Columbia, the Canadian potato growing counties to feed thelmlulhg industry h, no; as jmpgrtant

THE‘ MORAL OF IT

unemployed. “Carloads of Northias elsewhere in the Dominion, as Carolina potatoes," complains the the following figures indicate, cov- writer, "have been shipped into ering the value of 1932 mill pro- Nassau county to be distributed bylduetlon: Ontario, $46,547,000; Prairie the Federal Government and at thezCanada, $24.35°.0°0i Quebec. $11" same time potatoes of Nassau county.‘592'000; the Mflrltlmes. $1.275.0002 farmers 1ie'romhg h, the grohhdg-‘Britlsh Columbia. $924,000.

The foregoing statement, if oor- 1355111“? the Yul? ma‘ Canada's Not, illustrates one of the many “Our expmts declined ‘mm 10-737" difficulties facing governments atzes barrels m 1925-9‘ ye“ A“ which the present time. Inspired doubt- the D°m1ni°n displaced the United 1e“ by the most laudable momeswstutes as the world's chief wheat the Roosevelt administration's ef- incur exporter-to ha“ that total m fort t0 help the unemployed result- Z1932 ‘he Canadian mm" is sun m ed In this instance simply m my ithe front rank and ready for more fuming the mng Ishnd potato m_ generous days in international dustry. The sun, in commentliigibusmess‘ on the complaint, cites other in-

stances, such as the sending of! EDITORIAL NOTES eggs into a county in Nebraska in

which there had been ovcr-produc- T°day week 5°h°°15 and ‘M19395 tion of eggs for several yours, and 76*)?“ and hmidays end- the sending of dressed sheep 1,000 miles to feed hungry Indians in a. section of South Dakota where there were more cattle than any- body kncw what t0 d0 with.

A few months ago the Dominion Government at Ottawa was being

Nova. Scotia. and P.E.I. Hospital Association wiil be in session to- morrow and Thursday.

Premier Bennett's absence in Gaspe may account for delay in the announcement of the full per-

1 t l . hind the Washington administra- gonna or the Marl Ame Comm 55km

tion in radical efforts to improve om c

and asked When did Jack Cartier that the economic problem is a very mt v15“ the Island?" complicated one, and that the best progress crin sometimes be achiev- ed by making haste sloivly.

A citizen was stopped by a stran-

It is now the lady golfers‘ turn to enjoy as good weather here as did the tennis players. It has been _ a glorious summer.

MARITIME CLAIMS §—— If burglaries and purse-snatching

A writer in thc Montreal Gazette are to be effectively dealt with, a deals with the subsidy claim; of night and day police patrol system the hiaritime Provinces and the may be necessary. Which means nature of the proposed assessment more expense to the tax payers. to be made unclcr the terms of the Duncan Commission report of Duck shooting opens September 1926. The writer's’ attitude is typi- 1, the same as last year, according cal of central Canada. inasmuch to advice received by Mr. W. Ches- as the boast is retreated that those ter s. McLure, M.P. from the Hon.

h ed as yet to enter the preliminary p , bring themselves to the prelimin- the question oi’ themselves giving when you find you, tongue h“ a tlements which accompanied the 5km tinged with yellow and hkewme a rflwlwal carrying four children m‘ and 5am" ' However, the point is that tlie acci- efiectwengss is soon apparent’ By symptoms usually disappear immed- ed terror 15 ‘me °f me m0“ “w!” intestine particularly, and yet not al- boy that cried “wolf" who paid forlglveh mercury poisoning develops. of the gums takes place. the Canadian-American coast. The that he 15 “5i1$cuptlb1(!" to it. summer for north temperate zonds. lief of the symptoms, the PBUQTW forts. and though we made them cun rcnclily rid himself of pain, dis- heart, and perhaps an ziphorism 111-111 {IOTEQ himself with food only give another twist to the screw 9310mm and Sans is excenentfltreat- 0n the side of the German Jcws "* account of both sides of the qucs- THE HARES

riess to assist the German nation Immobnc but fehgfes

years ago! T119)‘ mic i011!‘ tolumur Ho hos sh-ooohod a 5W1“ hand

The nervousness was reflected in

NOtQS By Th8 Way It is authoritatively announced from Tokio that Japan is unprepa- niiscusslons of naval questions now " . going forward in London, and will - '

ask that they be deferred at least -

until October . . . 1r they (Minot finufg ary discussions essential for s re- y ~

newal oi.’ the London treaty. the '8,’ W’B.“'I'D' United States and Great Britain

will be forced seriously to consider 6510MB‘ AND SALTS hotlfe to terminate the TIIZEShiIIiBfiOI-l yenaw room,’ your breath b“, no

tea y. No amount of de y can al ,_ .,

appetite, a. sick feeling in the ter the fact that not only the two naval treaties but the political set- 5wm“h—5°m°“m°5 "wutmgr mad‘ ache, dizziness, tiredness with the first one are integral parts of one . ~ .. the ‘whites of the eyes you know tlracgty structure-MY. Herald- you are "hlhous... and tram 1on8 c” une. perierlce or observation you know that. the "ideal" treatment is “calo- Thc calomel is easy to take even ffiofjgfl,‘ Edgfimmhlziiozlffioahm “f: if the stomach is upsgt. an? if talk? Sunday as a craft so grossly o er- 1'1‘ St smglfdggg (s ,/ ggilngacgr its loaded was almost bound to do. 9g Sma ‘g ’ dent occurred in plain view of a 233mg l‘ m disezsEibdxlA-hrig as? large number of people who paid 1&3,’ grbu‘: 205%“ epsom SE1“ the no attention at first because they n2; mgruiiig before breakfast the thought the calls for aid were a part of a practical joke. So two of lately the twelve were drowned. The all The reason tho opsom Soho are too common practice of overturning given the hoxt morning L; to allow a boat and the“ yenmg i“ pmtemi‘ the calomcl to clear out the small oughly idiotic forms of “fun" known. ,1 1 t e in 1h Life to man. Actually it is crimlnalJgggezfiyctiltrmrcllei as) 253a know, is Guilty P9091‘? ‘mgm V’ be M28913- mercury nud it sometimes happens But while in the fable it ivas the that when the Qp50m suits are not his own folly, in real life the fooliThus in the mouth it produces irri- usvfllly escapes and iimvvrnt uer- tution, especially if there are any sons suffer for his deadly folly. hhd 10cm present. A discoloration and actual destruction of the tissues

Captain A. J. Hailey, muster of thr- In foot who“ this mouth Qqndlflon liner Empress of Canada, recently occurs “m. mo “so o; comma; 1g reported sighting schools of Nnuiil- would be who for the individual us' or “Ponuguesc n1°“'°"“'“1"" i?“ never to use culomel as it shows WW tffliliiifll fish. “dill 5W5“! 5H5 However many physicians believe TBSI-‘mbllng miniature sails. are that, this very effectiveness of calo- supposed, when found iii northern incl arid sails is not a blessing but Waters. to indicate u. warm dry Qgtugilly n danger, because, with rc-

————— docsift bother about finding 011i?

Cricket is an ‘den. It was an idea what caussc the symptoms. Furl-hot‘. oi’ the gods. They looked at poor tlic individual is inclined to eat humanity and its often tragic cf- more than lie sliouldknowirig that he wince we occasionally found favor comfort. or 0thcrSYi11Pt°m5 by 681°- in their eyes, and they sent USAIIICI and salts. "This individual gifts-a little fortitude. a sense ofiwould certainly d9 mllch hen“ w fairness. an iuicoriquernbe gaiety of cut down on his food intake, rather about the ivisdom of sometimrs for- to PUFF!“ him-W" "i W’ “we” “m” getting-sir, J, M. Barrie, it has commenced to harm his sy-‘q

__€__ 1cm."

Jewry is evidently determined to T119 mwllght the“ A5 that while which is adding w the diriizuitics’ Wm" m!‘ m“ “mm” °‘ “Treatmg” of Germany. An iiiicnsificd boycott If” Smgmshness or. My" an? ‘n52; 15 project“; 1h flow of ah oiooum, tine, it should not invite B81‘? e55 stances, general symnilliy will be °" Qfwcatlg‘ who are fighting to recover their privilege of citizenship. Without in any way condoning the programs.‘ however, readjustment mus: tfik?

U011.‘ in fact, if ihcre is to be rap- prochmcnt between the warring races and religicm, German Jcws must declare and Ipmvc their rendi- t° mo‘; out Communism" Willi 1103108 in her cycs,

How ‘arrc Ulsicr itrmcri in ti.» eye of editors, (his (lay. twenty of their front 1iagrs reporting n Bcl~ To can,“ tho froo hohd’ fast “my °f 30-009 C3130" VOWYY" The shy hare that vms friendship iecrs. On the Continent men tnlk- To the covey; has Sh“; 0d vaguely of the coming struggle.

II. insurance Lmishciioiis Eli.’ Lloyd's. Th,» vt-ih-l ham (yf love The British pubic, swcltciiiig in a 15 him-g h; his feet,

Mat Wavc- Went bathing. T119 ‘Oh, the fierce quivering heart!

Country was prosperous and mim- oh, the hearts fierce beat!

Lloyd George And General Haig

(T.B.R.. in the wiiinipnes FM Pius)

50 Years Ago

And Since Lloyd George's hatred for Si! .1. Douglas Haig. fresh as ever after the lapse of nineteen years, un- doubtedly arose from the fact that while he passionately wanted t0 "sack" the Conunander-in-Chief, , he couldn't do it. Haig was $00 strong for him. i-Iaig stood rock- like in his mulish disregard o! Lloyd George's military ltgehlsfd and Lloyd George as he 841m . 11° dare risk Haig resigning in protegl; In the summer of 1014 Geneg against political interference with 5mm". duet °f u" 8m‘

the military operations. The stupid. Staff 8% militia headquarters, sug- stubborn Scotsman rejected the im- 568M118 that I 5110014 8° V? N“ aginative strategic ideas of the bril- Y°Tk 45W and 5P3“! l few “Y5 liant Welsh genius, who conse- the" "mm! u"? banking h°“5°5' quehhy’ Wen at this time o; do," Although the censors wera daily with I-Iaig safely dead and buried SWPPI“? cabh “M's 01' high ex‘ and incapable o: retorting, cannot Plwives- "5 W” m‘ m“ Wm“ 5m?‘ even slander him without foaming mems °x TNT» “emnei “Tate °r at tho mouoh_ other essentials for the manufac-

The crowning insult is when Lloyd I m” °f muniu°n's' “"39 5°11“ M” George says o! Ham, “He did we“ yward to Gennariy through under-

8 ground sources. The belief was that lcgrtlgiigglxlfllfggg stlfigéso! £221.55; ‘they weiie being shipped from ports direction." r: Mr. Churchill's c0331‘? PfWhQiYWNi lgggcecflalgssa: count of this campaign is accurate; u tw ‘:1 dml kv mph am Lloyd George's assertion is a vicious p.01“ ' we a ed oer trill: N: m distortion of the truth. Haig never clgllemeiigaeeicalelflofrgglces“ whim was under Foch's “supreme direc- gym; m int m the owl's,” o‘. tion" in the sense that he abdicated. ' p

his powers as Commander-in-Chief ézcnsldzmbkz ma: oénxfggcllleystg‘: of the British armies. and the 1918 woifigl 1g b: 355ml‘; to 19am ha“; campaign in which “he did wcll" p“, em o0 was carried out by him in opposi- "F56 war em“ as were g “g tiori to Foch, who had desired a Gmmm-v’ Th“ w“ the pmblem

. that I was instructed to endeavor to very different operation which Haig to, e I m,’ h,’ was pretty difficult refused positively to undertake. ‘“ V‘ a

i Events justified Haigs judgment task and ‘or a time it puzzled me

Ito know how I should tackle it. and tactics so completely that Foch , sent him the following message: HOLTCVH‘ there was no harm m

., lendesvorlng to do something. The operations of the British Army; when I rowhed New York I

in August and the early part of’. _ September would serve as a modelhjrnggfiifitigyexelfiiaim ieqygxoswchi 53f fé,.st"ffft'"wlér'gfiflflrgch‘ii hlg-gzlrctspondcnt in 3186 absence of British Headquarters to find Pogltgzihigllflhowazashrigrév credit for these great succcsses as-i '

cribed by their own Cabinet zind.l;$3'wg€ gr? igeealewviégu “sofjfi public opinion to Marshal Fochflfflsirlct and knew evorybodsh I Tb Churchill also adds that "on more C “pd "mu valuable phmtors from than one cardinal occasion Huig byil”, r g1 y from the manage“ o! strenuous insistence deflected theft‘) m’ "5 d?” bankslocated in he“, rplaris of Foch with results that wkoanaa ban‘ the frms to whom we“: glorious!" lvfycvicllosent me were sympa- L1°Yd 59°39 Wanled t° dim“ thetic. Same of them vouchsafed the strategy of the Army as well as information which was helpful; a the policy of the cabinet. He {ow were inclined to hi- standolfish. thought he understood war and had Presently I found myself senkinr comprehensive ideas about the dis- m, ihgervhhv wigh a banking firm pcsition of the troops. “Mr. Lloyd which bore a1} the car-marks of George,” says lord Sydmiham. "had German crigri. Armed with a let- a great inspiration which zippcar- h... of introduction {mm Mr. Max- ed on January 1. 1915. He proynscrflwo“ I saw the head of the firm. a to withdraw our Expeditionary Cmrmnn of the third generation. He Force with the exception of a re- informed p10 that p-ievious to the serve to be retained near Boulogne who his flrm had had regular busi- and t0 50nd "7 t0 the Balkans w nr-ss relations with Bci-lin and other ‘operate in vague conjunction with Ggrmnn dties, but now they had

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the armies of Serbia, Greece. and hhshiutiqy shut; off all communica- lRumania against Austria. At ihc {ions with that country. I had to same time 100,000 British troops agcppfi his iLSSUIBTICC and as I was ‘were to be landed somewhere in leaving; he suggested that I should ,Syria to cut off the Turks. bc-qqhve a mu; “m1 the English mem- lieved to be moving an Egypt. T‘he,h.'_>r of their firm. I did not know effect of this wild-cal scheme would until then that such a gentleman have been the conquest of France. rxlstcd as his name did not appear the loss of the Channel ports, and ‘h the title of the flum. He. tumed German triumph." out f0 b0 a. member of a “W11 kTIOWH This in some small way suggcstqnublin family, the name of which the mentality Lloyd George brings is known all over the globe. I fell to the discussion of Halgks general-ii? could talk to him a little mvfe ship; and helps to explain his em- freely than to the S°n10r Darin"- bitbeivzd passion when he realized and explained to him 1h Clem“ What that Halg was immovable in hlsiwie were anxious to mt at. I meri- resoliition to follow his own judg-flioned that we had secn R11 the merit in the conduct of opcratioilsJydfififlflllfihP5 PMS!“ betwm“ the Huig. consequently, appears to ‘United States and Germany and Lloyd George as an inferior, seconcl- these lPd us to believe that mun‘- rate officer, unima-ginative. lacking tloiis of wnr wPre being shipped out grand strategic conceptions, ivith-Irvf the country- He was surprised to out breadth of vision, "unequal top-mm that we were (‘Oimizflflt 0f the gigantic task committed to liisfvhflt W85 KOIHE 9T1. and was Very charge." ‘I never met any man in anxious to know how we scoured the a high position." says Lloyd George. messages. but I was careful not t0 “who seemed to me so utterly de- PHYISITIV" hlm- I 1°“ "m" “caving void o: imagination." the assurance that so far as this

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merit war was declared, they had had no communication whatever with Berlin. In parting he said 1w had received an invitation from his old friend, the Govennor General. w spend a. few days with him at Ottawa, and in the event of his

acceptance he would look me up at militia headquarters. Perhaps by that time he would have more defl- nlte information foi- us.

I never expected that this promise would be fulfilled, but sure enough about two weeks later this gentle- man walked into the censorship headquarters. I introduced him t0 my colleagues. Colonel Fred Hamil- ton arid Colonel EJ- Chambers, both of whom have unfortunately passed away. and we had a. P1685911! hunuhourjs chat, with further assurances that his firm was strict- ly neutral He tried to draw my coi-

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g e r (tmfg ray to‘? been gen tat or tangle us. We had jus; witnessed It wnzs flnc us a. thread.

e70“ w“ n u-m‘? ° he 955mm two far-on’ Balkan wars iii complete But the wild hare that was love and western provinces in the shape Our seed potato business with immunity. The wllOle nation was At his feet lics dead.

of federal subsidy payments-a fal- Cuba is not affected by the prefer- oblivious of the terrible isufcruions lacious argument which has been ence given to the United slates- autheEmlteesigte c°rd‘“1°“4‘°“d°“ answered time and again and that AUNT’! table $00k End practi- y l

which is completely exploded 1h the wally. in ordinary years. shuts us report of the Duncan Commissi-on- out. The seed Domino-i Still ers themselves. It is worthy of Cuba duty free.

note. however, that while discount-

. . ~ . from tho mo- One thing-rather important-is mm “as mncempd . . left out of Lloyd George's. cu. riuc,‘ Inside and Outside Panel Doors

against the dead Field-Marshal, in ' z A" sizes-

1918.Hi1l,iiSl9'. fB'l."‘ i . armies, gagve Lioyqfl Twit. 2113;; ‘hid §§§j§“,§,,§‘j,;“°,‘,,§{ Dne_ carload of Rhynasl &d goghclgld- 41mm Mhem over Germany. He may have lack- pvgry word p! condemnation hlls WIIIIAOW Frames and G aze a - ed much. but the dull, unimaglnutivclhhhk oh himself “ooh crushing - - semmhrate’ mefikfcm Qmc" was force for failing. with his greater KlSSlIlg In Japan thg; at the félll-Sh. having resistcld, ohotmont o; personal ghnihs, h, do ___._. wi tood. an overcome, in i1’: mothlhgs he so hhwrlv fl-jtflzes (Vancouver Province) Siffll-Yllagdltliisizardlfif yvar. thedsgffli- 7151;, fm- not having donc, and m - _ . Henccforth. it is decreed, only °EY ° r P° "n5 a" ‘er’ which Hollis stubborn urishakable Th om l d 1 t 3032!“,iiihzegrxfonfigisohfiaiqigxzf, the most uncxceptlonable kissing figndgeggléifli flgiéirelhuqgfe "fiiltxwfi resolution made it possib‘e for mg a good deal tho cans“ for e arc Hy ro Investga ion Chamber of the Paris Civil Cam, will be allowed in Amercrm movies H Yk" 18917 b -y u ‘it v Lmvd George h, d“ The mac? Marmmo grlevhnw the Gazette is now ended, and according to hm,- throo you“ hthmlymh n,“ shown in Japan. Mflthers and 50¢ 1n silt wllldn - 8a“? might then have been a triumph ohm Says mnkly. Judge Latchford- chairman, "the triumph for Parisian iiiiiiiuci-s ivw r“"‘-”“' “d m“ “m” and aunts’ 132m in ‘dmw ‘Thigh illmde mo‘ whkh m," Wm‘ a“ me m” t ‘ ' _ 4,5 oh '_ W111 b0 allmvcd to kiss blblvs- e e W5“ 011?‘) e ‘"99 ml gifts brought to its formulatian ‘In seeking for i1 larsvr Sllbfidl’ real trpuble" or the C°mm1551°“e'5 3121mm 93,33; acgciaigrigh ndrrccss S; Hiisbniuk may kiss wives; Wives men W110 We" 1° decide U"? FOUFSP- and enactment. Mr. Lloyd George. relative to customs and excise, the have begun ——ihat is in reachins a legally protect“ “we ROW,“ ‘in may kiss husbands; sweethearts not o! a camiwisu. but of human in his most ima-inative flights. can Maritime premiers are on solid decision. The ludzment is exrer>t~ uphold,“ the demo; Ofsevhra, mar; kiss. but only if their iuteh- destiny The siolid sold-or withdrew hardly claim it to be. ground Prior to Confederation 9d. hOWEl/er- Within 8- loflfllflht. lower courts and hcuvilv fining u. “(m5 a” hmmrflble‘ But kissing i? tfavor oifh the brilliant" t flfiry B,’ this f h f s‘ to an hm ' ' ‘ - - - saesmen, e f g v . a ure o a sm s they exercised the right or indirect Hurgilbifi of ingiividunls. ing-Qkcfhnu vision and godI-llleklc o 1112;231:3102, is to hr conceilod bv outbursts of taxation, which ihcy surrendered Premier Hellbllfl’?! 19363 l8 8 ggzmgtsogfifi’ is?’ ccflgtzzfipitlg; a woman and Somhbody 9159-5 hus- having given his Prime Minister n, "elf-righteous indignation and car-