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IZCEMBER 4. 1930 A

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THURSDAY. D

tnkc oi'l’ his overcoat and stand in the rain with it over his ponys‘ ears. for it was a colt. and frightened of

Canada in London

The stnrv of the Canadian High’ [Ylflllll-ddtlllfrfllllll in London. the (lu-‘ Ontario's Zvflll‘ PFPIIHIQI‘ fies til which will 1w nsstnnctl by Hon. —————— Thc lcsicnntcd successor

G. Howard Ferguson in

"f7 llfi"»‘ll'fl Fcrruuiii '. t-lzc story‘ of ‘Canada's admirve us n force in lin- It l< (Hill-

~iil<.-=nv.~ a ’l'ni'c.iitvi exchange. to pic-

irciia! and world iiflziirs. lPl‘-\lllt1 cf “lower! mic the lllllllllll‘ li~::=iiii;ii'-.*.~ of that nflic." a; "v: lf"llll"‘ =li~ iiii1k>i't.uii:-e ll. tins, attniiicil in the his twenty" years. The cffirr “its utnbl; licrl ‘n i380 by .hi~ .'l|>l‘l'illl'.lll(‘lll of Stir .‘\l"\’.lll(l(‘l‘ 'l'. member oi the .~.li_t. who hurl liccii ri lllA‘l'ill)('l' of var-

Iis cabinets in Canada for a gener-

iiii-vn Sir Clint-Io. 'l'lll7l't r. Till) fnl- nus farmer.Qwrictilturc and business tPr days. tinless the." M? lll m‘ "ll- lfll\."‘~'l ax Hi:‘i (,'>lllllll~.*l|'>ll(‘l' ll"l’l havn ivcvn the purtistiits of his life. m‘ Rnnl "H; u". “in” n‘ 15TH" lllllll 139i; lnid Siriithctina and he is now PYFflClClll of the Par- Wales is m accomplish“! linguist, uiicrctlcrt and l'f‘llll'll'it)(l until his incrs‘ Dairy Company Limited» M and is said to be able to converse imtl: in lfll-i. Hc wPl a now llFLCP. inwell as a Director of the Toronto freely in no fewer than six lang- t . .hc J-(‘tlllb nl him riinincie and in tlinlvlorzgaze Corporation and of the uagest_fiench- Gcman‘ Damsht

ltlivernliflv of his. llt>-l)ll.\lll_\'.

35111:» UWllllDlTl rm: of the ivar , party A forceful speaker, an able or- aicuuht lYPah i-e-iwcii. ibiiitit». to lllfilganllfl‘. and an expert administrator. I_ond.-ii OlllFF. sir (ieorze Pei-trying should make a highly successful ‘Fflk "Marge ll‘! Jiiiw ml. its Atllltq} Prime MlllLfitPlfl succeeding to the of- C<~n1ini:=itiiioi-. and from October. ‘ [ice as he doe; when the fortunes 0i’ X911. tn hint-ch, 1031’, he waPQiuai-lo Conservatism are so con- Permanent l-l i: li Conuiiisszoner. spicuotisly in the asccndant.

Par a time he was Alinistsr of: _j-—--——-—- (hoyscus Nllllliff! Affairs and as a; X01 I)()If§' But Work mrnibci‘ of thc first lmpcrlal war‘

t Cabinet, .1 rcprcscntaiiic of Canada‘

n sisruiii: the Pcare Treaty and a tlelezaie to l/‘i-ifllli" of Nations A\.‘_'='llll?l\', lirnuizht new

kmnnis to tho office.

If tariffs are to be the gremt bone ‘hi’ (‘rilllvllllflh the next general clcct-ion in Great. Britain-and all the Stills point that dlrection—thc liotisctvifc voter will TFCPWB Pall-Hm" lar attention, Already the anti-pro- .ln; .tlie tcituir of Right Hon. PCltl'_ggcttgi1 propagandists are at work, ls- ._C.-l-18l‘lZll‘l. Commissioner from 1922 to suing fearful warnings of increased ‘his death in Pvbruarv lgst. .\fr. Lar- ‘pflflflfi {or the necessities of life l‘! the "kiir- saw Caiinrla installed iii a fine ‘Consmratlve 1311.11)’ should be re-turn- builrim: on ‘Fr-“Hlsflr fittiflft- H? "1- ed. The. Yorkshire Post, however.

at. the. in

he zumin

Thi, high Slfllltlillé coiizinticd dur-

tx: Hon. the Prem- Ontario is l-lon. George Henry‘. who has been Min- islet‘ of Agilculttire in tnr- Flcrguson Cabinet since 1923. and a member of ‘Ifiglilfltllfe since 1013. He is of North of lrclaiid stock. 59 years of age, a Llnitcd Church of Canada a graduate iii arts and law ,d Toronto University, and a tumour--

North American Life Assurance Com-

New York may be obtained from the report that. 500 or 600 men and fifty or more women are living in the mazecf the city's subways, broke and out of work. Some of these de- stitute people, it is stated by patrol- men, have been living fn the, under- ground tubes for as long as six months. They got into the subways for a nickel. They may sit on the station benches under the dim elec- tric light-s and if they weary of that they may ride from Manhattan to Brooklyn and back to the Bronx. 0c- caslonally a generous subway rider gives them food, or a coin with which to buy a snack at a subway candy stand. It la warm under- ground and the benches are not too uncomfortable beds. The Inter- borough Rapid ‘IYansit Company, upon being informed of the situ- ation. gave orders that the home- less ones be permitted to stay in the subways until-they come upon bet-

Spanish and Italian being the five foreign tongues ln which he is cred- ited with being proficient. He owes his linguistic accomplishments more to travel than to the schools. and is said to be ambitious to add further to them. While in the United Stairs, he was greatly taken with the pec- suliar turns of expression current in that country, and declared that "if he had the time, he would like very much to learn to speak American."

But the task would not bc easy. “Amcrlcan" is a growing language, which changes like the style of clothes and the shape of shoes. and the only tray to learn it ls to stay by it all the time. Another disad- vantage is tlmt it varies by zones, as well as with the seasons, and has developed its Eastern and Central. its Mid-western and Southern and Western dialects, all of which have equal claims to be called “Ameri- can," and each of which has its own peculiar charms. Nevertheless the sub-structure of "American" is Eng-

mv §!1‘§-'-3-'<QTIET°WN

Scottish Character

(Hamilton Spectator) When Hon. R. B. Bennett, Prime

freedom of the city of Edinburgh on Wednesday, commented on the part played by Scctsmen in forwarding the freedom and advancement of this Dominion. ‘n-ie desnzitch‘ from Edinburgh does not, tell us what reply the Premier made to the address of welcome, but he might have referred to the fact. that he was born in a land which was once known as New Scotland, for New Brunsivick was at. one time a part of Nova Scotia. The honor ac- corclei- the Premier gives us an ex- cuse, though none is needed, to sly a word in the defence of the Scotch against the charge that as a race they are meaii_ Like the accusation

mor, it is one of those popular ideas which, on examination, are found to be ironical. The Scotch as a race re- gard meanness as one of the most de- testable of vices. and this is perhaps the reason why they are so ready to laugh at it. lvfr. Morley McLaren made a visit to Scotland after many years’ absence and was so struck with lhc difference between his countrymen as they are and the opinion of them that prevailed in England and else- where, and which he had tended, perhaps, unconsciously to assimilate. that he wrote a book about it, which he called The Return to Scotland.

hospitable, that they were less in- clined to look upon the tourist as legitimate prey, and Lliat hotel ser- vants were not. always looking for ll tip. We may add to this evidence the facts that the oldest Scots organiza- tion on the North American contin- ent was founded for charitable pur- poses. and the next eldest, the North British Socieiy, created ovcr 160, MFR!“ flto, has as its chief aim the’ rcliei of distress. when compassion: can brink Scotsineii tocctlici" quicker; than their iiitciiw patriotism, we may: be sure that the race which Donl Byruo admired for what he called their "immense sanity" are falsely accti=cc| when in the vernacular the \\'0'l‘\'l Flwtvh ‘is made synonymous with mcariness.

GUARDIAN

Minister of Canada, was given the

Lord Provost ‘Nhltson

that the English lack n. sense of hu-'

He found the Scotch gcnerotis and‘

Chat i $11112 of fiours

B; lame-l W. Barton. ALD.

- OVEREATING

One of the

in which it comes as woman approaches middle age.

And the only thing than patients [have noticed, oi- their fricndl have

i noticed, is that they have been grad-

<

=ually increasing in weight.

Because statistics now show that

diabetes rarely develops in people over twenty years of age who are ' underweight.

l Another point is that the over- twcight condition is practically al- ‘ways due to eating boo much food

Iand taking too little exercise. This

lovcrwcight condition due to ovar- tcating, occurs the diabetes appears that research

mcn are now of the opinion that it.

is a big factor in causing diabetes.

Now how does overweight cause diabetes? p.

Because the extra fat tissue, de- posited in all thctissues in the body, gets deposited in the pancreas. After ii certain length of time. as

lthc fat continues to accumulate, it

squeezes the regular cells of the pancreas so much that. these cells grow gradually smaller and do not provide the juice necessary to handle the starches or sugars in the blood properly. 'f'l-ie result is that these rich foods are thrown out of the body in the urine Instead of‘ being made use of by the blood for the work of the body.

As Dr. E, T’. Joslln puts it "Din-

oncsclf to grow too fat, and the greater amount of overweight the

maacnas Th: raivaury Ion

unfortunate Ill-Illa about diabetes fa the quiet manner a man or

so frequently before

_.._. "i7

t ‘Barribfs Prime Ministers I‘ (Manitoba Pen Prlel) l "l am so ancient that I have known 'ninc nrlma ministers. 1 could mock about them all 1f yOll-llkbd-JGIIGIH only an about alna m" thou words Sir Jenn Barric- opened hlarlfllytoatioaatlohllhllllhlt a luncheon given by the ldlaburab Univuaity union ami- an iii-uh;- tlon aa chancellor. "Ibo nut was Gladstone." ha acid. "Al coon aa.1

ubllshed my flrlt Scottish book, he wmtcand wldmnlwuallwroag about thcJla of the town and the number of the inhabltan ,\ ‘ . "The second one Wll lard lan- bery. I remember 80in: to a meeting It; hi! hfllll ll PQNIUII‘ clrcunutan- can. It. wla at the time the Edinburgh Meanorial to Robert Lmlia Stcvcnaim was being thoughtiout- Tho night before acme o! the committee came round to lee me about a new schema in “ with the ‘l I liked their idea. Then the meeting took place and-Lord Rosebery, who would have adopted our schema "at once if h: had known about it. hogan by asking all the individuals one at a time what. they thought b: lils scheme. Everybody agreed with him except myself. I moved the other thing and never got a seconder. ‘The third was Robert‘ Louis Stev- enson. No, he was never prime min- lsteig He never was an honorary graduate of Edinburgh university. I wonder whether lt would ha in order if we might pretend that we this day create Robert Louis Stevenson an LLJ).

"There was Mr. Balfour and Camp- ‘bcll-Banuerman trosumed Barrie). ‘when the Liberal came in with h‘s 3great majority and was choosing his ‘cabinet, I said, "l-low is everything tgoing?‘ l-‘fe said. ‘Everything is very ‘quict. Nor-hing can be heard except ‘at night, when So-and-So la bound- ing up and down the backstairs.‘ I

‘hfles h m“ “ma,” {or “lowing lhnve omitted to t/ell you who so-aml.

no war. ‘That is a pity. l "The next; nnc was Mr. Auuuitli. l

t lflt1inrrl lrt\'.'»llt_\', prayed a triumph‘

‘llLQ collection of rlclvrs to Canada 71min nations. and Just, "prior to his death atzcndctl a Repar-Z 41.3.0115 Conference at The Hague.

l-ltiropca n

ifs. Ferguson tzocs to Londvcn at at lam-Ltd! period in Elmpirc iiliuirs, ‘i! ivii/i-l fflllgrQ for wiw wtatcsmanshipw‘ for the h-‘Ilyflfl titillwok that. will trom-_ W rsy-h-nzl the i-cqiiircniciit: of all parts. of the Dl'lll.~l‘\ realm. and fnr a \'ll2\l-' 1mm; micro‘: that, will cr-atc cizthtis- ia-in [or the development of trad", bFlWTJFll some ltlllt‘ liunclrctl and f.f-‘ ', ty million people. H0 is qtialiflcd for ' thc trisk. Hi" llllt)".‘l'l8ll.:~‘.ll is tinqitcs- _ Lioiiccl; alwu his rigui" of action. and hi; qnthtr-nstic promotion of what- cvrr criusp ho has. at heart. In thc

Conitnissioii-

Lonrlritt nflicf‘ the 11M

or will h~ f-ice to i1or~ with a izrcat

1p srlunity

mcets these arciimeuts in an anneal oi fliiitc, another kind. It says in Pill?

“The Conservative llfflliffflmme offers notdoles but work; not sub- sldised idleness. but properly lllild employnientfinot steady deteriora- tion alike of skill and mornl fibre, but. steady encouragement of in- dcpcndrnre. enterprise and ambi-' lion. The choice is 1118i": the al- LPlll8l.‘l'»'P\' are demonstrated by sev- enteen months’ experience of Soc- ialism in office.

"we have no rlotibt at‘. all that the ivomen of Fritain. faithful to their character and tradition. will sec to it that; the nation, as soon as the O])D0l'l.\ll'lll_\' is elven. makes its choice. overwhelmingly ln the. only w'i_v that can give to the family, as tn the individual. fresh confidence iii the present. and fresh hopes ni the future."

E rliiorml Notes

Canadians are a chatty people. The At the heart of Esniill‘? per peizzon ntu-nbci- nf telephone calls

he will be in touch vcith trade arter- ja year is approximately" estimated at

“.5 ma; rtytgnd to all the Doiuinions.

and llf‘ ninv licciiinc a rrtisadci" for

l n-catci" unity anions: all classes of

rncn who (to btlsllvl-s under tlic Brit-l inent store is reported to have provid- l

sh flan.

The Iirifish “it'll

1t a group of pundits or mandarins‘ 1-113’ have the words acquiw-d a faint|

- llavciii" of l‘i(l.'C‘.ll(".’l ucrc to stirvcy the moral cnd innt.'~rial condition; (ll Great Britain as caictulll 9-5 5h‘ John 511mm and his colleagues haw-e PM“, larmod their task in India. some‘ riiicvi- cnntri-ls in Fhhl'.'ll"."l‘ ivoulrl be du¢1,-,_,,.(|_ Th“ at least. is ill" flulllfl

‘iori of a writer in the London Sticr-I ator, who cites the following “P, stqnrr which csimc ullfl" his 0M“

‘,l3_~(‘l'\'<'\tl(?ll§ any,‘ “my, is the ixiluznnian who I wit; imnrlini‘. M l"? h“"tl3'_n“.ck t \'.‘l'l(‘l‘l" iiicii Slrcct, Wincli"~<t"- m" ti,“ London-Sout.hamnton

t:i"~et"-’» _ _ I u _ . Fluch tYRlllC !‘*‘“"‘“, w l i Inrnglnc him. n beef bored. i apparently tlniiviaxtinntive ' h-"Hijlflllfil. marslirillinil lll" -'"'1”“-"

l or lllhlflf-CfllW ‘illlCl pedestrians wizli l a‘ rrnnl; of a white-gloved fitwrl. i sltllflPlllV ll PPkml-IP-“P- with ‘BN1 l iiriilinsrfrtim its collar. rlarlcrl from , ma pavement and almost. under i thr‘ w-hccls o.’ a DB-‘Mllll cmv T11" P9- licrmmi. without batllll"! all PYCM- I pill (illl a Nr»_ 12 foot. and anchor- --¢i it, |l\' its chain. Tll"l‘l'! ‘M15 H"

(iv-s, 'i':u~ trnflic will; not t-lfliliilx“! ‘

, . . ., g , ma thc (lot! “RF- saterl a.th 1 |“|t1||]\llll\ 0T (‘drill _ "Tu inc :hrit action is .'v.'"llll"llfii‘l _ ,0 my], may happens with us.

c] ,._ 3;; no .~,(-*iii, wr‘ (lo the riulit. in Rn p||]¢_\|'p(‘|l1'_\'_ ‘Nhi-tl fl (luck end hcr family Cl'0""~"l a “Wm , g. Lfffv (wards ritiinc t1 Bucking- Uh-im Pnhcc. tlic v:ut.nl'-'.\ \"‘-'Y‘ him‘

t,‘ t) “Ho... hm- young to rcncli Si. _ Bgmcsls Park in conifort- And l"

the (llnucestr-rshii": villncr‘ Wllvl’? -. 111' tlicr live. rliii-iiii: :1 thirulrr-

ttlFllPS Vlncrea-cd in Canada 32 per cent. be- iwccn llu: your! i922 and i928. If it ‘were tn cZ\"‘-l‘.lll1f‘ the police court inta- tutios iii this Province tinrlu- the bra idflflcufly, mvomuon; may he n“ “f.

Governmcii‘ driinkcnmws lent in half that. period of um!-

240.

An enterprising American uttrrt-

ed a "rest-room" for husbands‘ walt- ini. while their wives do their Christ- mas shopping.

Every nation appears to be in fa- vor of cancelling the war debts ex- cept the nation which is in a position

,ln collect most of them; that is to

say, the United States.

There la a sort 0f noble broil‘! about this account of a tragedy in a Western city; “Johanthen Grimes attempted yesterday evening in start his furnace by using coal oil. He died."

Following the precedent of former President Coolidge. Alfred E. Stall-h. the outstanding leader of the Demo- cral pni-ty has been engaged to write a scncs of syndicate articles for the press. This new departure is becom- ing a plensant and profitable "side lino" for many celebrities who have the hflppfl fncultv of giving platitud- cs an air oi authority.

The Teriipcrance Advocate of Oah-

own, Oiziarlo, a prohibition publica-

ltlill, finds much to deplore in ata- indicatiniz that drunkenness

it would find that had increased 100 per

lish. and as Premier Bennett l'lllll'l- orotisly remarked at a London ban. quet, "in the main“ the same lan- suasr l5 iboken in Canada nnd U13’ United States. '

ocULQ

l pawn

mun,

The reduction in revenue say the

Quebec Evenement is mainly a“ The Immortal spirit hath no bars

tributabie w the Department of To circuniscribc its dwelling place; Customs and mo“... u is principal“, My soul lintli pzisttircd -.-.'ii.h the the effect. of the Dunning tariff. Si?“

which m“ continued m make itself Upon the meadow lands. of stiaco.

felt, as far as the cnd of September » u? _ a; leaf“ The h“, against liquor My iniiul mid car at time. l-iare clearances to the United States will “Wilm-

cause the Government m m“, “my From rcslnis beyond out‘ mortal thing like ten millions. On this last read”

"fhe llllL‘.'l‘llCL‘ of Eternal thought Of which all nature is the speech.

point. the full of the King Govern- ment and the rise to power of the, Bennett Government will change nothing. But. under the influence of the Bennett tariff. whose effects are beginning to be felt, Customs receipts should tend to increase. even though Imports may diminish lt.

And high above the sens and lands. On peaks just tipped with morning light, My dauiitlmws spirit. intitcly stands With caizlc “rings oulspread for flight.

> —F. G. Scott. When we note how much special employment can be created through a parliamentary vote of 820000.000 does it not come home to us how much more regular employment would be established if the hund- reds of millions of dollars we send to foreign countries for goods which can be produced here, were spent among our own people? .. A nation may not be wholly self- contained in these days, but a coun- try with the varied and vast rc- sources of Canada. has a better pros- pect of being self-contained tlinn perhaps any other country on the face of the globe.

One of the chief troubles which ls faced by a government established by revolution is the fact that the success so attained is encourage- mentto some other group, to try their fortune in the same way.’ If it becomes recognized that. the only

l or lengthens the lives of older dia-

,more likely is Nature to enforce the _“ked an thaw mm" 9mm’ mlms‘

penalty. The sooner this is rccog- for!‘ but H were w” m’ I liked bet‘ .nlzed the sooner will the increase in It“ than we M419“ that w" u“ m“ ,diabctcs bc checked. The penalty ofi: °°“"1 w“ W" ‘mm!’ "hill!" “W11 taking too much alcohol is well '“““~ b“ “is "film ll "P- !known and a drunkard ia looked onl. "There ‘"5 M“ U°Yd 59°?“- ,wit-h pity. Sometime‘: persons who ,Th°" L‘ "l-hfl’ "l" "mu-Film SW11’ tbccoml: fat dcscrvc plty because due about Lord GW-‘Y- Wlw h“ I 811M Jto glandular conditions @1135. ennui, ‘love of birds and laces-ts. They were ‘help it as they really do not Q\-oyg\5l_!dlfiCll15il1g once ivi the cabinet during l Usually however most cases should ' "19 "l? ‘that “mild happen to Lord

be put ln the same class as the al-‘GNY l!’ the Gelmflnb’ IZOt him and

may be almost ashamed to have dia- ‘the German flag or we shall shoot belés." lyou.' Mr. Lloyd George said they 'I‘hese "seem like strong harsh would make it much worse. They words‘. but lf they make otir middle would say. ‘Unless you bow to the aged folk refrain from eating too German flag we shall shoot your much they will prevent many ‘flseShsquirrclgf _ l"? ‘"“"“l~""~ Remember 111511511 011"!’ "Then tl-i-rrc was Mr. Bonn: Law’, "libel" l" YOU"! PPOPlP- Md my“; once ciiiiiiengea lilm to chess. That‘ ‘was a most awful "evening at the time of the peace conference at Versailles.