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CURRENT COMMENT-

part canipa`i¢n_nlnds has been must bitterly assailed. And what is the most remarkable is that the storm

H~Olllyou(mulled.ln¢dvimce.llUa»ad|.imll3-lOlorl.l.B.A.. _

tr i' sltl it is from

'_ WEDNESEAY, APRIL 21, 1920

THE SKEI.E'|:().\i I.\' THE (‘LOSE'l`.

freely exposed und as one Conserva-

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m -~ exceedln r_tlvo speaker remarked, lt either

The esteemed Patriot beco eb gl) lihe old line parties had funds of

wroth when its past or the_past of its party is rc-. _ ___ __ ___ _“___ _______ ferred to. It is unfortunate, weadmit, that there i°'f_`;“C‘fff§;_ °'f,,';“_ ,'21, °_,, tithe, should 'be a disturbing past but our esteemed con- i_,,.,.,, would ,,..,.,.,.,, to 0,6, a mn. temporary should not forget that the stability of the ‘Msn dollars. Those farmers ure

upper level is judged bv t-he “steps by which we did slilllvellils uiirtwlsle mellwlls ll* _ _ ,. fi -_ - ‘ , `- ° ' ' . ,; . ‘tile outcome oipolitlcal experience, ascend. lhis is what is disturbing this plotlnce at and _____y c________r____ _O _he T_____e

present' If the Steph; by which the Llberal party nS'i1lccl:lratlon that “elections are not cended to the position it occupies today are rotten_,,,,,, l,,. ,,,,,.,,,,,_~- ,l,éyc,,,,,l,,d,,_,,,,, then the position is neither secure nor dependable. ny rigln, noi by inslise. np: ny poi- The people have been regarding' _these steps v.'itll_is>' but l>.v tlw rilmlsliiy newer of very grave suspicion and the idea is generally gain- _ “ll” ‘1°"‘"' “'°’ “"“ “"“~ ing ground that men who had climbed by sucn illeallsl win., wil, ,,.,, ,lo Will, ,ll nw as the Liberal party did are not to be trusted. This nipner-_irnep ws gel il-irpnr ol. is our own opinion also and if the Patriot will inspect § wwrizf Mn lungs filrsrss out srl.- the steps with that honesty which it professes lil its 00°-00° fl" l"‘"“'“Y “‘~'“°“"t “""l occasional sermoneltes, we believe it will agree with us that there is very good ground for the general sus- ,__-,,_,__,__,_ to ,,.,,lc,, ,lo one will qi, picion with which the present government is regard- lp., rr. rin.. pl nnr preni wsnnn, ed throughout the province. ' ' “iron miner, if we can gel me prin-

The following, .xopinionsvv expressed the Pat.._cipzil. Then Hon. Mr. Johnston has

~ f _ . S eie tion ex lain what i elilbointed a $300,000,000 claln divi-

mot on the eve of the ld t C p ded or divisible amon st the Mari

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we mST?le Conservatives had received arevenue inlfxds §’;w'hif excess of the Liberals between these two yearswspiizp as onrspp,-,, My nm m°.l.,',`¢ (1911 and 1918) of $173,353), which with the agri-flliils sum of s50.0o0.000 who will cultural grant added would amount to $205,330. If;}"* ‘le Wllll the fllfllleyl llndlvhf-H1 the present government had conserved the revenue§t‘on‘t‘;f;‘;’a_t;’:_° “'"' 21": “:_f____"‘_°“_ and practised economy, it could/‘have doubled thelmt,m,,_t __,,,,,wZfl_" Ai, fu, l,5,:_ salary of every teacher in Prince Edward-Island' and ,inns of ,he ,mt wln l,,, l,,,,,,,,,,,,, still have $25,424 more than the Liberals”-- Patriot, r una we will ns prnnll si int- any July 8, 1919. (The Liberals are now in peaceablelwo rnlsred ills union. But lillih

possession of this same abundant revenues. Are they 1 ‘”’"‘°“‘ “'°"“‘ 'S "W dead ‘ll 8°"

` - _ ernment circles. With such untold”

p~0Ui‘i‘ " ~ _ ‘ 'run _cHA'RLoT'rE'rowN GUARDIAN. ' i _ _ j '

-_ , » .` the never saw the tracks ol more .Clllllllllllvs Greed is.i';;:°::.‘::;.':;"l::."::°2'::-

uled to appear in pro-war stories

3° A‘”"“ ““'°“'~°“°d *ml “I9 from Siberia were not all notion.

loss of one of nerglnost valuable »

assets, the salmon of the Yukon -rh. caribou Mhhhtthd

"en 8 0 °pp°. °“ t° River’ The question ls raise!! in ' ` -

li ` l l i 1 i r in ' _ _ 1` f sv

lthcgsewiglxe cstletiénvrliheittititelivits The some correspondence to the New That wolveh kill lol. the ,htm all

__ _B ___ York Times. a Darticularly interest llllllllg ls probably news to mon ' Q \t

F Pi il ri u n `. 1 ‘ ‘ \ / ET" ill* xl “"'“°’= 8"- “ ° °°°i in ni _lli`liR.i-l- ‘ ‘ ` ' ` "" 1-`\ _nrncunis snnscrilrsll and expended 5:: lftugtrt :r';:d_____‘;___:7 ___ Y“_‘:_ Persons. who _had supposed that __ - _ .- ,_ ii*

- \ 1 ' ‘ - it _ii ,

i - uhich this charge could.be laid

r°'° “um” Om" °°"°°“p°“d°m° slain by wolves that had already had remarked that big game like

_ toasted for merely their throats

m°°‘° “nd ca' b°“ W” ‘""D had been torn out and the rest of pearmg Frmh Mr St"°k'° mm °b‘ the body left untouched From dii' d°r“"°n me wmmry is me cu" talent causes the carlboii is almost The chief ieason that game is in extinct along' the west coast The creasing is the diminution oi the tlehreduiions ol whttlets is tmttly white population lollowing the end teshtmslhle’ and these Whalers also °f the “md mmm He agree' with plovlilcd the Esklmos with lilies

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.lot election purposes have heenion who “Berth that not the 2% "fe" was the “ly animal “gum” of 1.

come extinct like the buffalo, oi

lion ol' the salmon is the real cause cllrlhqll that hm evidently _heeh

lilnd them llici-e is substantial ur- _l:e_;___mce of the l;tt_t`:on Tt’ tt

all railways, public olilces, banks

lt would work out splelidldly with- Land Depends on Salmon

,living may have gained Two sei, direct human consumption, the- amta meal hours for instance when wilter says that in Alaska it is not

i st0te_ one hom. in which to hh). out n dog team, and experience hnsl

q other ih which to shown that there is no other food'

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pleilon of big game but _the deple» Mn sinck, however, has sean many _ _ t ' _ F _

sf' ' "

Younger Set

A T uho Lovein

~- _~ » ' f 'Neverbefore have theveryyouth -

_ ~\ ful needs seemed to have been

i “ _ so insistent. _For Fashion ather . _

inp~vt_.iw thrives irtili rirrns carl ,lm eM,,l,,__, ,hem to can, 0,, the best this Spring has a saucy, Jaunty cocksure, but altogether

OU liill llllllifl llll GTS COID r ' _ r ' _ ‘° ri sirnrlinp in ine porin nr ruin-_ adorable air that belongs only to youth. and that is altogether

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"'“°d’ "“' °°“°‘” ”’“““‘°’ "‘°"° sf in the hlrlwflsnd of the north* w'nnin Puffin s and leatings she has m-ad h W Sh ' “"’ ““`“" ‘°“°“” "' "’°"" "°"°"“' csrllrou are by up menus srnrirf ' slileevesgshe insistgon thi; shorter the better Sgualile iiecllitll w9dt ‘

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illitlng the dlsli~ict_ He has travel- _ _ .' _,ir - _ 1 r lui .prirnsirsiy int-re nna rnys linn ““' “'h°"‘e' 'he °'""’°“ '“ ‘° 1’°,1-“ _ and shallow, win her absolute approval.

become Popular with ull. Butithls whether It _ls _m mtive in incrensl _ ._ .. ' " ' . " _ I ' ' ‘ `

is not their present view and be~_iniegu:l_t:;'s_h; m;mp{;_mm(_fm“" ,- 0 c ‘ I

a i s e ve sul - \ - ‘ -

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;“§ ._ 'L A lfglglligllg for R3-in Weath/

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farming' class. ' th _a e, y _ k, 1' ' ‘I "_` I y

ipublic institutions wdrklrlg under more basic to the economy of Egy-tl _ ._ __ _ _ t _ V ._ _ _r._ _ uno pill unrr, ninl only lnsr.-an-int. flowing through the midst of; April goes merrily on with sh0wers'and~ dirty weather calling in-‘ .' '"" ""““““ ”““ "“" “"“““‘ ““"“""l"‘° “‘“" “““ "““"““ """""" ‘""“‘ l sistantiy for°the _umbrella and rain coat. _ Picture yourself in '-

.Jt iactorie adopting difierantlit, than the Yukon is to the intel'-: ' ~ - - - - .__out_ ___etesw___ be no gud to wt _ot ____ ______s_____ "owing ________g,_ htel one of Patons stylish tweed _raillcoats, or slickers with cap to lllplon W ell ll, me end will weak midst ol’ it and bringing this noblel matCh, then €I'l]0y thé S'€IlS3.lZl0l1 by buying' y0\1I‘S8]f _One

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an wlmlevel- llolnnaplly dnylignl fish. Apart from its large use tori Tll€l’9.al'€ l0lZS l'.0 Ch00S€ fI`0YYl_ _

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Satlsfled Wealth uwaltlnli us at the capital,

“The lsland’s share (of the Highways grant)

;why all those prospective liiciisilrcs

goods ani. an _ ` hhtch h tml" ht, hush tl chet.hle_ one so easily transported and that wlll` / '

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under the latter heading would be about $3‘?,000.iip ini lun prnniuv

This looks fine--that is if the money was simply] ____ M ___--_T ___ ___ __ given to us _without any conditions but it is a 40-60;) ____e p. TW" W. C ,°`l,m"'

_ . . d t th _tri ci rcac 95 las upprireniy een

pl Oposlpon- For every 0 ars a e govern iuillllned in the price oi clothing. A ment gives us, we must pay up three to get it; forisirnng nrgnniauiion nur been inrni- every $40, $60 and so for the 80,000 the governmentied in New York. sr ii wry class put up, we have to put up $12 ,000. _ _ . . . _ The gov- l ‘*"‘°"¢‘ ‘j"“"'l"‘= will S'°l“l for "“1°ll~ ernment members all voted for this measure despite _ “’ '_““““ °°’“”‘°" °"”'""” "le “V1” the strongest protests from the opposition who de-im" rmuew' dm” me pd” M

‘ _ ` _ _ i wearing upparcl. London, England.

lared It was Sllnply infernal Scheme <theihpg been fgygl-ed with even 5 mgl-9 High-ways proposition) involving the province inlnrnsrllnrll snlulidp pi ills prolilsur ‘lundreds oiirthollsands, perhaps millions"-Patriot,/\ lillllonelrs msnrlisr si pnrlirr Mar 8. 1919- _ ’ ::;"i._5.‘;::::S§3.‘2;f.:'..t‘;:§."’i;’;:

“lUf€I',l_l2?.l SCh9Il‘l8" has becgme 3' “pr0'illig suits on the market at plI°Jlces

gressive measure in the sunshine of Liberal rule.) _l,.,,,,gl,,g from ,M5 to $ll_50_ A,

“What do they (the Arsenault government) pro- _i ins opening nip ruslr was so arent

pose to do now? They propose to put on an additional; than fi Cordon of some was neces- tax and in fact havealready passed the Act subiectl Wi' lg P'°°":_° °:_‘:"- Htl" "ae to a referendum” _ _ _ . “But that is not all. Theylf‘."““‘ 8°” “_” “E '““ “ _'"° `

. . ..eers comes in the declaration of

propose to accept the Dominion Government _road°M,_ M,,l,,,,._D,,_,l@y the 0-,_igl,mto,_ scheme putting up 60 percent from -Prlnc_e _Edward _ nm, ii is ,,.,l ,,i,ii`.....il,,,,,,,._ li., bust Island to every 40 per cent from the Dominion-_ _ _ _ i ness. ' in purer words he is maklnc This is the proposed new Tory taxation, Mr. Elector. E f“°ne»'. and purer dealers ure inrpsa How are yougoing to vote?” Patriot, July 17, 1919.3’ °“‘ l"‘°°S ‘° “‘“°‘ "‘”‘~ (Mr.“Elector, what do you think now?) _ i h__y_,g__t s__v_°__-___ ___ ___act_St__,_aSt

The Tory speakers on the stump are _dellber-i_,,_.,_ wa, decidedly ,,.,l,,,l,,, in ln.

ately mlsrepresenting the terms of the Hlghwaysilrnn rlislricis ii nur rurnl pppnin-| Bill. While admitting that the Arsenault govern-_lion souls he lsducf-rd to -ivnrfwsi ment has accepted the terms, they say they can use:“‘"1 f“" "1 1"” if “'°““‘ ‘" "““’ it to kee u the eneral re air of an road. Thisi

lpleasum to give th““‘ 1° "e°e‘Ve~imarine jurisdiction. The fish. thus

llilt nnolher one ln which to find dug” “n ]°“*i 'rips' The 5“l"‘°" “auf tho farmer there. lt would appear .is if in this city nl ll.;-np; li wllhia ups und downs. In the fifteen years; morttsuhhort than it has to iustiiy that this missionary has known thei tttlohtiott Youkon, he hun seen salmon scarce:

- - :inil slllmorl plentiful, hilt only once; Carleton (founty._lhlit el ilorndo ‘hd he "He *‘¥lY'~l’i“g “Pl"°“°h'“"i

|01 lllherllllsill whore the pal,-l0t‘l, li complete l`li.ilul‘e. That was _liisli Eshort limo ago draitiiled of a 3,000 'SUl““@l`~ ,TMS Wm* “Ui ‘hm 'U “llyl sill 'mlll0rliy_.lt, ,tellin in the llme_ mysterious cause, but to lllc silli- likht of the New Brunswick legit, ple foot -that throughout the whole llilture. Hon. Drf Brixier has moved 3°°'°°“ and mr nm nn" "m9 “ “L a want ot confidence resolution, io |m°” Cannery' wus .ln °P9"““°“ “i t.emse_t0 gmht supply until the gow the mouth, ol'_tlle river. Mr. Stuck ernment issues __ writ tor this ‘says that the greed oi the canners vacant cm,_stttuency_ They also _lt__ is responsible tor the threatover liiditd that il low should be. enacted _ me heads ol the m°“s““dB ol De°` In ki lt. im sslblo to disfran- me whouve “mug the Yukon and

a ng po _ _ cllise constituencies, as in this case ` t° Wlwm the s“lm°“ is dam' blend"

tor three years lit a time. The Gov- , __ ` _ _

ernment no doubt feur that the; Rutriction. Deiuive poor Toi-les will be swamped ('.')l _ _ .

"nd" ‘hm 3900 P\“"“mY- i Government regulations are ev-

- W” iid d; th I il l l l _ The 'Patriot continues to exhibit i-Wsen th; ;;;t;;_yo::k;;-ettiee :S503

year ago. Those superlative adjec- tt tttmtlng ctmcem_is towed just tives in which it then revelled are outside the mouth ot, the river in_

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"uw ‘°° harsh “nd bm" 1°’ ltsllletiring Sea. Here it resumes its new discovered tenderness oi`

IV loperations, and takes all lt wants.

disposition. It has found that in the the United States Fish Commlss_ process °f slnmkmg li' is much md” lon having concluded that it has no

statement is false, to say the least.” Patriot, July 17,` 1919. _ '

(Yet the Liberals today make the same claim.

Why false before the election and true today?)

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" |.‘|_\'|.: §l[_\l)|.:S 01.- ;\fE_\_\'[NG_ i °°'°"' ' " ,to the lrlip by puhllslling this ln~ lure of the salmon supply duo to

According to Premier 'Bell_ “technically, Mr.

Landrigan was” dismissed; virtually he resigned.” The delicate shades of meaning in this classic, epi-_ grammatic reply of Mr. Bell will, we feel assured, appeal to the finer instincts of the teachers who saw the bold oflicial notice of dismissal handed to Mr. Landrigan infortning him “te_chnically” that his ser-_ vices would not be required after Feb. 29th. They' could not, of course, see at a casual glance what they now see ill Mr. Bell’s lucid explanation, that “virt- ually” it had to be done, “in order to get anotheri position.” This latter, it will be understood, is to be taken in a metaphysical sense; it means in order to get a position for another. There was no time for res ignation. The other man wanted the job at once, or the assurance of it.

How beautifully the sentiment is expressed by

Mr. Bell when compared with the course, almost vul- gar explanation given by the Patriot that “Mr. Land- rigan was not dismissed and the Guardian knows it’:'!

The incident is now_ closed at least for the pres-

ent, alld we trust the returned soldiers, and the teach ers who applied for the position will take note of the technical and virtual distinctions. and realize that the technical dismissal of Mr, Landrigan was a virt- ual necessity. . '

There is suhlimity also in the change effected

namely, the substitution of a livery stable keeper for a teacher to do the work of the School Supply; it is redolent of “The Four Horses of the Apocalypse", which is now the,literary»rage. The whole affair is illuminating and educational and has given the peo-

lile a better idea of what the Bell government is, per aps, than any other act of their regime. _

lil quotes n Conservative as suy1llK» ‘caught are just about to enter the

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0 “ 'u I- “W mall ln fm” l7f°VlY\Ce Wm’ _rlver. They are as certainly killed

i‘°d”Y “YB 'ml ?“‘"" *““‘l°l’l “ioutside as inside. The Commiss-

Dlily Selections

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Gllafdlan R91d9|‘S ill the evenllls editor had any sense luiows that urls winter more was

' r [Ji lllllll0r he Wullld lll1V0 rellelliell _much suffering by the Indians in

"“"'\"*‘°‘| “Y W~ 3- '~°“'°" lllw sarcasm-_ instead ol walking ls line interior ns ii result or ills isii-

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WE ARE ALL AT SCHOOL illctmcnt against lt and the Liberal fthe opelntlons ol' the cannery, and

_ -"_"-' party. lt` not tlils, tllen many other *lt proposed to ohtiiln an executive

0 5°“:_'__U““"` i'n““ with dlscom' Conservatives told them the some order forbidding cannory fishing in .5_l_ohhlst`th0tl ltlm,,hi_ . ri year ago in language that could--lilo Sea. The matter was referred

if-l Illini? .lot and the whole Liberal comlrim 'ference of- hands ofdepartments,

The t_____t w____ t______h where JESUS ation exllnmiied the vocabulary ot but the \1DSilliBl`liCi0l‘Y WSU!! WHS . ilwl.ll_ vlscious lnvective ln its deniruciul Ulllt U16 Department Of C0!l1m6l'¢9 '-Yet He ue'er Iolt tion of the then g0vernment's ex- l18l`99d 10 mllke E005 10 U16 lllil- Thnt God with llinl had thus un- cethlve and .rl-NFERNAL.. schemes lim, any salmon Bhhrthge thhi

*ef 1'- wire 1° mm Wt" "°“"”“ ‘"“’ ““““““ ‘"1 “ff sr..'&.=Ji.':_-r~,-s' ssaamc-.N

ilnlnielll ugainsl ll partial or minor- mee _hat ____ “me undetatood mei' ‘ ' The 'Wit }-léi-ies of the blgllge are surely woven infélthggg geo!-gl ` _ 1--ilii-l wlhl '- - - - -

ty .li om on o tie sys em. I _ whole economy of the Yukon colin-i _ €t.l'.6Fs, S1ll and V0ll6S 0I'l Wl’l1Cl'l FRShl0_I`l l'l8.S I)lB.Ced Seal of

and lllercnntile institutions working try is bum upon dried_ Balmonl l _ _ avon 'See at Paton Si priced from the glrhsh

in unison nr lin-_r .ini lnri season. l ut ll'-id-Tl, to the exquisite _dress blouse at $20130-

uirle ml.ml,,._i. oi R i-llihlly works in lposslhle to hunt big game, to visltl ‘

_iih hirllce hhil another is employed ln traps ,or to prospect for gold with-i_ ._ _ _ _ _ _

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illlrlii i. -'_°- ' .Thla column _is open Vol- the

discussion by .correspond- ents of questions of Inter- est. The Charlottetown

Guardian don not nocag arlly endorse thb oplnl I expressed by lta corres- pondents. *

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LACK or vsiutcirli _

AND ilsciciiissntss

Sir,-<ln the debate ln the legis-

lature the other day respecting our claims' 'against the Dominion, Pre- ipier Bell stated as per the Patrlot's report: “The island was guarante- ed that she should have sufficient sufbsldy from Canada to conduct liér local affairs wltliou! resort to

an intense dislike ol' the medicines leases and the aotooo barrets and _ ._ _ _,_.____t ____

direct "taxntlon." iWlll the gellllenian bo’ good enough to tell us who gave this

Zruanlnteo iuiilr w-here it is to be

found? As a matter of tact I know the statement is wholly untrue and l now. challenge hlm for his authority. Ha either lnteiided to deceive or Jwiaa Jin ijgnomnce oi' what he was talking about, _in _eith- er-case a rather peculiar position for a Premier to (Ind himself in. _ Not to be outdone by the Prem- lor in exitravugance of utterance. Mr. Johnston is reported liy_the same paper up charging that the Dolillnioli Government had paid to the Hudson .Bay Co., for the trans-` fer of the Northwest '.l‘errlt.ory, tha sum of 523,000,000 pounds sterling although permitting the company to retain fifty million acreaof weat- ern land for trading purposes. .

The simple facts are that the

hands so retained are 46,660 acres and the amount paid the company only one_‘thous.lnd,t.ll part of the sum stated by the Attorney-Gener

found it reflections land, for

l llitories to ers" ras Co. 'n other way fitory. The oi’ good me at great and order such li that great which As to in the “readily Canada was oi

quite pretty row our local

young men and boys

ltfprescribed so coplously for Con-i _ _ _ _

servatives in 'power only U. shortl:.:.l;,Bit;l1i3_cl:h;“:,l:,‘:_;:,i_e:rl:l1;l,t}l:

` Provincial Campaign

granting the

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cries, like other crops, have thciri r- .lt _ I '_*-‘:- 'fr-'~-=-‘L =' - f ' ¢-'Sm ` 1-"

nl. .

Mr. Johnston tha

` /C. A. City i

Illlinccessary is all absolute tool.” ion is aware of these facts It , _ Beginning first week in May in 01.det._t6 carry oh the amoh

_ The Y. M. C. A. promotes a programme of activities covering the in- llectual physical social and religio us needs of the rising generation in onjunction with the churches. Campaign opens 2nd May. `

A statement of accompiishmelits, and needs, will appearlater.

Toclay’s boy is tomorrow"siman `

Because tliy litl- ln narrow hounds not bc misunderstood, and_the Pilt- to Washington. There was a con- _ , - _ _~ - _ _ - - _

(lIARLO'l"I‘FTOW`\1 X M (‘ A 1\\1‘IONAL COUNCIL Y M L A

lionril of Dii'e0tols

P e ldenl; Executive District Committee ol'

was no

uch a ter

0116.

_lust chargsed

lnaohlne_,'_'-if'

.J USTIJE.

©. .5 te

Louson, r s J A Clarke, Vice President E

wisely dem' r oi taxation. It was just nsiruo

l < i llill rllllllsh ln lllh nllrmw piling, ithen as tpflny, and their own duo-

llc sci ills flier- _lation brands 'each oi them aa lin To do God‘s will-and there ro- “absolute moi..

deemed the race! _i ` '

So, soul, lelirrl this: -Thou has al M luflhef BW*-°°“"l“ "les dl"

Just whore thou url. tallied." wliili all udmlssloni n Whlcli. ll thon'lt do, will surely todtt as lt lt

No dark trials. no zrevloiis iiids- toot in ii.1t has li distinct recollec-

"‘°ll¢- "ll" "DSS °“l' “KY “'ml°"l tion ot the aplendidintluence those

revealing some spot of heavenly blue in the midst ut tt, on it wth inflammatory editorials and false

ce-sled for n rnumenn' ln-sulring chlirses from both lien and lvnsue forth Riliiin with areal-er brllhillcss exercised ii-i the last election. Those ;'.;.'f..:'.i:i*t;.. ..ili..“.i.r;.':l'.:..“‘.r. rg- fl oth. heace_ and mise up hunting w__en t e glass house was on the doubts and (ears, without leaving °U1°l' Hide- NOW Willlll U19 llllllslell ggllhld ;atl:l':;‘__i_ii_i'. tit itsltilet u_r`¢' coming in lin own riireciion.

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truest peace which _B hom or com whea_thelr own boomerailga are fllct and ll»°lll,li.,_ rebounding against themselves, the

Behintl itvery storm oi trlal aitld blows putting their noses out of

"WY °°“ ° S0110' ll 1 ° iotni, they wliins for relief. rss ::t°;fg°il:_lv7°}'l;'°ttf’,féCh:t‘:t;';:g:t?°h°t‘if&` ltidld "obtain" to elect them. And asain, ii love unit follows us amid lwv ltremlalml. "we have missed

agl our _vgantderlnga and bltcllislld- beyond s_nch tactics." Yes, but for l gs am al our changes 0 earl. _ and 'ot circumstance. and remain! M' mu? only "nm an" me steadfast and unwavering even 1”" °l°°"°° Wh" ll” 'P‘w°' _“.4 when ollr love_ls auspicious and the whole Liberal party will rotfirn Sfmt____JL:=l:_<;_:pv_¢;_de_}_ilf_:ewl¢li__t= lo its vile and lille sickening urn lovin' undue" have t dn," whole country with its incessant ¢n,,_" falsehood and undorhand attacks.

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i could _bo shown.

l No Soviet for Alaska

This, as Mr. Stuck points out. is

highly satisfactory lt is manifest-

part _ that are zone this kind oi' thing ob- ' U

ly impossible to make good a sni- lmon deficiency when there la not

bless some heart: met: mouth twa’;_0'_Tt":_:__tc_:_: 2);: the salmon to make it good with. E

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To try to make good the salmon shortage with doles ol_ bacon and

flour would be disastrous. in the vlew of Mr. Stuck ,tor it would

mean the pauperlzing of the native population oi' the Yukon, who have hitherto been self-suppoiting. The proper thing to _do._ in _his view, is to enact a law forbidding commer- cial hshlag_in the Yukon and nd- Jaoeni waters. Unless that is done there lsbound to be trouble. He' ridiculoa the story that in Alaska a Soviet had been establlillod, but says that it would bo folly for the Government to permit a-"company that has no Interest in Alaska, ex- cept for the ilah it tako`s,_ to alt down at he mouth of the Yukon River and deprive the inhabitants or tile alptrici, wines sud native. A_mer_ican'_and Canadian. of their chic! nocooaarv. _ .

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