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pointed out that ths timehaa cosns ior some drastic iorm oi regulation ioclntrol the movement o! goods iiouriarinersandiisherrnsnare to

receive the beneﬁt oi their toil. in- dustry and initiative. The bitter epposi" totheproposed legis- lation, as voiced in ths letter re- ceived, conﬁrmed him in the belie! ihstitvrosildbeanexcellentthing in aiiording protection in our basic producers against unjust price spreads and r‘ pricscuttlng.

1B. lzPageﬂs sentiments were echoed b7 other Liberal members, who Ieined equally convinced that iheanmymmsscampaisn against thehillwasnotlntheinterstsoi ossrisrsneraandnshermen.

Alaxtraordinary situation has NwlﬂlﬂLwhic-hgivesaddedsig- niilcancatotlse expressed bycurl-iharal.“ members. Jﬁwlulﬂttoadespaisnlinyeater- div’! Gissrdil-n. w. Nackenﬂsi Kinghasadvancad inParliamqat msssmsargummts against the Iia-rkstiﬂshillasweresdvanoedin tissahonymouslettsrroceived hy ossrlonalsnunhemandnm. 1n, atevens. Minisier ours-see and Ocssmmonhasdeieadeditcnprac- lioallythessmaguossnds ashsve Imnmuedhyasrnsragaasanen- Iiimanaiothrhnlllblalrepre- aentatives.

m iederalllheralleskr has atatcdhisintentimoimovmgan asnmdmmtwhimﬂpg¢weu1d havaﬂiaeiieetoikiilingdsehill. ‘lhanl-stothssuhstantiaimajonty oi its Bennett Oovermnent in theliosrsethisamendmenthasno ehanoooibﬂllllﬁﬂbhilmtaure- lvitwoiildbahttingios-tlselrb- Ilﬂblfi/yinﬁriarrovincetopirh- lioly dinociate itseli now. an. King's iniwiosssohstructionisttac- Uﬂ.andtellhim.inrxosrncertain wmawherahswstsonaiﬂm “Knot-hairspray politics with leg- hiaticnciauoh importance and wﬂlitviothsneoolaorthissee- tionoiﬁnadal

ORDER 0F THE THISTLE 1A landon ietia says: By the death oi lord‘ Rover, iollowing up- on that oi Lord Aberdeen, s ‘ , is created in that select hodytiseorderoithafhistle. Apart irmn the Royal Ilhsnily, it consists oi silicon memhu-s, most oi them Scottish peers. One commoner at present a msnshar is Bir John Btiti- lBl-Maxwoll. whoas lather, su- Wil- liam Harwell. the historian and art critic, was also entitled to wear the dart green sash oi 8t. Andrew. The "moat ancient Order oi the Thistle" was rounded by James Ii lVlloiﬂoot-lsndlinlﬂ1, and dull- oatedtoetnandrevnltilrst consisted or the sovereign and eight knights companions, and iell into aheyancc at the Revolution oi 1Q. ln 170i

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ths symbol. it is actually the truest that could have been iound, ior some conditions 0i ths Scottish mind. ‘more is no ﬂower which the Pruner-pins oi our Northern Sicily cherishes morn dearly; and ‘— any d us lowﬂlll enough the beautiful power oi its close-set stars, and rooted radiance oi ground leaves; B‘ the atubhornnesg and smgraceiui rectitude oi its stun, and the heaetting oi its wholesome sulntanos with that frinlo oi c!- ience, and the iorwardnen oi it, and dominance-I isar to lacm some oi my dearest mends ii I went onz-let tlnm rather, with Ellie Jarvids true conscience, tabs their Boott. iron: the inner shell in their heart's lihrary which all true scotsmen give him, and trace, with the swiit reading oi menwry, ths characters oi Hrgus lfivor, Hector Mlntyre. hdsuae Headrigg, Alison Wilson, Richie Moninlics, and Andrew Ihlrservlce; and than say, ii the iaults oi all these, drawn as they are with a plocision oi touch like a Corinthian aculpins-‘s oi the acanthus ieai, can ha round m anvthins like the same strentth in other races, or ii so stubbornly iolded and starehed snoni-piiss oi irritating “ seliids iriend- linel. lowly conceit, and intoler- able iidelity. are native to any other spotoltbswlldolnhoiﬂiehsbi- tabla globe."

LIBERAL FAMILY ROW

lheﬁaliiazilihaalpreas takes eevarelytetatliomtllllbc- QiisrrimAttoi-neyﬂmeral inthe nowl-iheralﬂevemment oiliova Scotiaiorastatssnentmsdeonﬂss floor eithe legislature. ‘Ihsre hnvehesnmanyoomplsinisabotrt agasoimeecntrollsll whichthe Maobinaldcovernsnznthssiniro- duoedandinmplyingic ewspap- ercriticiasnonthissuhject Attorney Generalllacqusrrieusedthcm- "uniairremarh in the

do so. The Liberal newspaper de- vowa a iront-page editorial to the incident, denouncing the minister ﬁm-havlngsaidﬂloomuohortoo little" and challenging him in “makegoodcrretract.” ‘Thepreaaoithisoountryﬂnys our l-laliiaxldharw-ieonicm y, "oweaadistytcihpublicequslly withsnyrepoesentstivaor ‘ inthsilouseandisireatoaxpress its opinions m I07 lﬁlllll-tion whatsoeverwlthoutletcrhindrsnce. Iimspuemsilouldsaythatany member oi’ the House was “subsi- dised” hocauseoi any view he might choose to tale on a partic- ular measure, the press would he

the har ci the House ins- its words. hut anymembermsy risein the House and say what ha will and, under the law, he is accountable to nobody.” The iact that s rnemher oi the legislature occupies this iav- cured position silos-lid. Ml’. Mac- Quarric is reminded, make him doubly cautious in exercising _ths privilege, lest iniilstice be done.

in a follow-up editorial on Friday,

ths Halifax Liberal newspqer says:

"Since the Minister at ymter- day’s meeting oi the House said nothing on the subject, there is only cme conclusion which can he drawn-that ha is unable to name such "nlhaidised" paper. ln iair- nsu to himself, to the House, and to ths pron, we venture to suggest to the Attorney General, that the statement heing made out oi whole cloth, he would have been better advised to irankl-y say and with- draw ths ciiensive and [a tuitous ﬂtama."

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had earned thesni Thereiore he lov- ed them.

The New York Times snakes some biting comment on the United Stat- es attitude. It says: “Our Presidents and congruses abound in noble sen- timents ahout peace, but when practical steps to assure it are urg- ed upon them they protest their in- ability to do‘ anything. Ever since ths end oi the Wilson administra- tion our government has taken up- onitseli todoaiotoiweachingto Europe, hutiiit isacaseeallingior action Europa must attend to that herseii." Oi course the attitude o! Japan. Rance m4 Germany makes itverydiiliclslttogetactimst ths present time, but so long as the United states stands alooi the prospects oi eiiectiva international agreements to prevent war are made mm remote.

Altar holding him ansler observa- tion iu- two weeks. Dr. liartin Tveedio operated upon 12-year-old Harold Rickett oi Bandusky, Mich. and icund a iully developed amm-

leit side as well as one

leasing lifting the hands rmn the patient‘!

Repeat this forward and hack- ward movement (pressure and re- laxetion of pressure) every fwr “r ilve seconds

no method is so simvlo that any one can do it and iortsmatel! l! requires but one person to admin- ktll’ 1t- :-_

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hut orutensilshadbothatouchol art and poetry to it. Every tree. ﬂower. rock, stream-pebble had art to it, and the appreciation oi this an, began to ilow through the “ consciousness as poetry. In the darker days oi the human race killi-na was only done ibr iood, but in these more enlightened days people kill ior money and tempor- ary powerandioratinselledglory. And those who still have art and Poof-r! ilowlna throush their veins pay the big bill. Othuwise war would long ago have been outlawed from ths earth. lt is heartening, however, that there are period whens lafﬂlilrtoithepeoplcoi

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