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PAGE FOUR” . THE.,_Cfi4R§Q'l_Ll_ET°W,N. §FJAKDLANM MFEBlfU-ARY ‘l. 19;; ll A OHARLOTTETOWN GUARDI E av ms WAY fit to . - _ o- - -....--.- . _ ~- T E A“ » ice and economic drasier and h 1s ' t ‘- , - x r _ v . . . - . ,- , , , ___ , , ,, _. _,_._, ___ s ~ t l Slgnally failed to pfovjdg it." l l H l5 11*“; FLAVUR i i: ____ __.__..-_..__......... ___..-_-_________ _ p V Pre||dent-—\V. inc-t:- s. ,l\lrI;;4rnéMAl.uP," uur'“z‘ll'c“el:l':-,elisi.aiat—\it n. Blunt! T, u” no 0th“ illustxution, H’ m“ h o on l" ‘he I am sir. ! AND AROMA Ola I .0114‘ :|ry~—.|r - . . . . . . _ go ‘v ___', _ l ' """"*'"".“J51:iiiii."...“ii“e‘i.... “w” °"“"- .““,." f ,.§f§;§’f°;,°§? at lulu“... by ...'.'............... _.,_ _ ‘°°‘° i, BRA H MjN TEA llnrnln: 11.. y ¢i.......|.-.| m: uu u" wur llll hllrlllltl‘) dlllvtfld. PM?“ WWW“ n p _ , ,d ' i; questions of interest. The l - . . ‘Mo l," H,» till ...l\.....».., . .-.| in (‘aluulu and chum sutu- organizcd and unzier-dcveiopt ‘Iarlouaown Guardian do" JUDGE STE-waits LETTEILS- _; [RY ['1 _* ‘_ d1 ' "tary and naval forces £ ‘ l " ' - - _ ‘ x reason FEBRUARY 9. 193! 2:: groelgsexlnlldilll for the proteciion- -. , nuts uoltnlnecearlrlly endtsrlsuthe (Lam 2) bold only in Red, airtight P-lck-lgls- mo corrupou e - .._._.... . W "“” _ of life and propvrtvwrflnd for W’ fir: 1mm W BnrmmMD "P ° Bun-It ls difficult to understand .--..-....-..............-...- - f ~ ~- » _ ]NTEMpE];_.;1yCL. mi-oad on luancnui-ia, which has wmervhhoh o; civilization itself,- ' " ' ““' __i_in______-__ why Judge Stewart’ feeling the h‘;

F01‘ J0me time P35! U191"? llae China. as a whole. with Chapel as the maintenance of law, order and ANXIETY STOTES ‘lawns’ QUALulcATxoNS not tum his attention to Federal , , I bee endeav r to resuscitate has, g m," good government. in countries _ v or Provincial questions, One would M P t h n m o me or mum“ m w having no thought oi war. It is I’ L‘ mum-lung t° s“ h°w much sill-Wm y“ be kmd “mush to suppose that such matters as thc e e In

temperance organizations in midst. For many years after the in-

O11!’

once pcoplepracticallyvsat back in their seats nIIUWIlB the law to take its course. There was little attempt on the part of individuals or as- sociations to inculcate the princ pies of temperance in the mnds of the rising gcnc-raiioiy What need. It was asked, was there for once teaching in a country where 11:1.» fallacy bore

{Olllifif-

liquor was pro‘ l‘ ‘Led

of this rcasoni g smu evil

fruit. The fear of the law s uoth- rludcd from those miles ‘The pm- _ ‘ fawn“! Came i0 1m and. the lndlvl- dltlon ruust be actually doing bus- that‘ as Jildgc of the Admiralty Pmvincia] ManagerspThe GreatAVeSt Lire 1ng when the dcsres o.’ the lild-Vl- pogcd ggfggmgyht, 1t L, stated’ mum The “ct that m,“ mum“ raml dual ‘vould mmpse 1M0 1115' former Ines in the cm, and in active p05. Court he receives an addltionn. ;

dual are inflamed. “Yllllllljv 1W0- mcan that some measure of inter- way men in United AStates have Culldlllull because the cause of his session of shop. Wafvlwusfi- "films sum of $80000 p" yealknmg “w, Charlottetown

1,1,- began m m. fncture alcohol xmiibnai intervention is necessary accepted B‘ w‘ p" w“ wage cut; cinomna] disturbance had not or business premises’ Ed. G‘ :1? ‘b: nttrntlixh iscgezlnttil: 033:: i M i I

for their awn use, Lizrn ‘Q amugglt‘ t0 Ell? China PPM? and stable wimouz recourse m any of m“ many been destroyed‘ try ihro‘ the Federal government ~--_-;____

i: in, then to make Ii ’.l'.l('.(.' of boot- legging it, until n. state of affairs was reached ivwch ClPT-"Yfllilli after clergyman dcsixxinci from pulpit and plat-form to be jntolvr.il)l»:. It ‘was in tiicsc. ciz-cumstazices tlz: l

been followed by direct attacks on

1h.- late seat of government at Nanking_ Lafest advices from Tokyo

cede the Nine Powers ‘meaty with a new agreement among nations for foreign international interven- tion in China. The scheme would provide for international none: sur- rounding Chlntvs principal- coun- mcrc;a1 contra. Each centre would be surrounded by a neutral zone 15 to 20 miles wide, policed under international supervision. Chinese solders would be permanently ex-

goverrzzzicnt. whereas the existing Nine-Powers Pact 1s based on the principle of avoiding foreign in- terfcrcnce in China, This some-

nvhutQzirxcnlioiis and cjvnical pro-lllf illvlf lflfidfls- m“; L.’ (amamount to a proposal represented at the conference wiiiii

as on efficient police service is for

also important .to bear in mind that Britain, the most powerful

pies, scattered through all parts of the world. Her need of large naval and nulltary forces is therefore "l fact which no disarmament con- ftnenco can overlook, either in fairness or in safety. It would be an evil day for the world that should see Britain's sea-power re- duced below the irreducible stand- ard necesrry to enable her to preserve the peace, and enforce re- spect for life and property fights in her world-encircling Empire.

custonrry protracted measures. such as legal squabbies and arbitr- ation, lockouts and strikes. is n fine testimony to the save temper of the workers and to the sagaciiy- Had they

been’

CORRECTING EMOTIONAL AND

i more successful are the new meth- ‘ ods of helping overwrought indivi- duals than were those of just a few

.anxiety or other emotional state,

1‘ the idea was to try_ and ‘take his

, mind off’ himscif and the cause of

,1 his emotional disturbance. Accord-

llllgly other work, other pastimes were afforded him so that other thoughts woulrlgrcplnce those that were disturbing him.

Very often a trip or vacation was arranged which improved his health, and often enabled him to overcome the emotional disturbances.

l Unfortunately when the special work or pastime was ovcr, or the

| What is the new or later method? l The patient is taught. that it is not necessary to fight down his anx- i ietlcfi. or express 111.1; painful recol- leciions~not to struggle against l mml- Tllfi‘ Patient would naturally .iiki in puslr away the distressing circuinstziiit-rr which troubles him.

publish through the medium of Y0" paper just who may vote 1n the coming civic election, male and i6-

Charlottetown.

Thelrc are three general Quail‘ ficatlons for males: ti) Ownewhlu of real estate worth $100 or more; (2) QccupiilCy or rental of prem- i503 of $14 or over, annual rental; (a) Payment of p011 18X-

Fcmales can vote on the real e5- tate quaiifications mail‘-

Non-rosidcnts in ci ivard must have one of the quallficltlon‘ of owncrship or rental, but in ad-

DAYLIGIIT SAVING

should be very careful t0 so: that no snap vcvdict in favor of Dal’- llghi. Saving is, through their neg-

Sirz-Citizens of Charlottetown‘

itch to writc coming upon him, ditl

Fire fighting equipment at Falcon- wood or the Beauharnols scandal

trying to pay off some old grudges. ' Certain internal evidence in his ' ‘otters scems to substantiate this l view. and indeed personal spitc has Inspired much of the literary work of far greater men than Judge‘ , Stewart-such men as Swift, Pope,‘ and "Junlus." . | Or again some strange sense o! I ‘rtratitude may have caused him i: , liold his fire. It is understood that the learned Judge retired on his , full pay of $5,000.00 per year and '

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is $5,800 per year.—He thus has ample means and leisure for pur- suing his litcrary activities, ns his glutics in connection with the Ad- lmirally Court are far from oner- ‘ous. l Herc

a strange inconsisiency---‘

lie the breadwiruucr, .c thc liomckct-prr, standing tugcu." ihrpugh'good and lll, flliilflng the burdcrv-cqual partners in

port toahoulder it all - earn tho bread, keep the hnmg. mcct obligations his death had created.

There can be no equality in the marriage partnership where life insurance is left out. No man has shouldered hi; (an share of the burden, untll he has made tho future mfg (or his loved ones.

Fur lull particulars of life insurance suitable to your circum- stances, consult '

HYNDMAN &l 00., LIMITED

then there is so little remuneration in it. No more tomorrow. I am. Sir, can, CITIZEN.

aihlltional 1 hwe been no means for collec .. lour taxes without Changing . [Act of Incorporation which wo have taken some time. Feeling 0 ; law was good, we appealed the d lc-Lsion before the Supreme Co

_________._. MR- FOSTER REPLIES were granted a new trial, and W1

the railway executives by less abicyl ligellvfi‘. Wglsifilcll fill Wfiilllvfilfly-l

Conservatxe par}; under ‘l .

St ewarts len tier

), Iii

i of '

tempted to g-i com: and to lesson is cilc mm: admzru (llil not mcct

‘ru'i1"i_

the‘. people at. 1.. queut Saunders (in. the disguprotrii

plelnse ‘c -'~ .

from filo jzf.‘ i"i'. ZR’

ilnrc I.‘i..

. pie

11.42:". i“‘.l!' i1‘. (by

ll l\.’1‘!’f:::

lieu. is i

I‘, app-o‘. 11¢ l:

put an cud to .21‘

tizrl '-.= t1

“.5 Just as dtuzrzic‘. fificr

able u" we learn it .n u plbizc ‘bur or in select social circiw.“

dangerously uncorii

lie czirucsztiy’

p,“ Li. (ihilxn, . 1,1, I Japan‘.

'.\ i" i‘ l‘

Chiizuls status

a and the prcscnt

~.i upon merely as the

oniy in prov dc a market

n for the

as a nation ivorld pmvcr should be with- rcpublic on,“ Bug, most uggh- Wmnhged pa" of the giobmi vicar grasp of the situation from a for ru goods. It must be admitted

' less perceptive delcgttes, the result might have been a very they were not so led. Their representatives showcrl a ‘truly national viewpoint. They gave nmple proof that they pOSSQsSOd both vision and foresight,

m” inl°nl~lll°nfll “mm” °f that thcy ivcrc capable of considcr-_ past half dozen lng the mens imsition in the light. has tcnrlerl to the conviction 0f ill" ‘flllllre

and not of the!‘

m, ,3,“ 1m, or we civmzm world, illllllfifllllt) present. and that they,

"ziic China. that tlicre .s 110,0 for pone-c arid stnbilty there ass stance. China

‘.l'l'l2i>i|_' cxic-rnul

' ha.» brow for so many years subjwi

‘ 5llllpYll-olfill and direction (lllltl-Siy of Manchu, which u-‘iii the abdication ‘of P‘ U- 12, 1512. confusion worse

I-‘vbrvl Only

m ru ‘.~

Al. times there have r Han fnrcc govern- ments 1;» ruuu; and warfarng in ll‘.‘,',l in Afzmcluiin tlicrc cmmtnis,

tier: advcut of

ivo one at

._.;;,,hi?ik1iig,- and the other a‘, Nanking . hqd Just hslin active conflict. Perhaps the sug- ifestion of Japan for the practical control of China by foreign Powers

miflhi nvirvide a way

out of the

entreais parents to set an cxzunple l llW-"liit impasse, but it does 110i. 100R l

of absolute sobrlcfiy‘ and to their children and to teach them inicmivcrzincc,

ra salutary {our of which, possibly next to mpuriiy, is the cause of mos», o: worst social problems because it so qu ck- ly hardens the heart oi its victims against all appeals of reason mid religion. The Bishop also advised the pastors of the (‘lioscscs to fre- quently explain the impcratve ob- ligations of the v rtuc 0f {Guiller- ance which, together with justice, prudence and fortitude, are the fundamental natural virtues that, supvrnaturalizcd by grace and il- Jmiinated by faith, hope and char- :l". form the bulwarks of Chrstl‘. s "nuary in our souls. The advice g ven by the bishop to the pastors d hll can Church might safely Ind with advantage be followed by the pastors and clergy of other denom- inations. t0 the ultimate benefit of the community at large_

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JAPANZS‘ NEW llIOVl-i

FA} B. TCSIIlO Of B. COXIIOIOIILTL‘ Ii‘.

‘Washington in 1922 nine phi-tic ,. in: Powers, inclutl 11g Slates, Belgium, British China, France, Italy, Japan, No i.- erlands and Portugal, policy designed to dltions in the Far East, to guard the rights and interest of China, and to promote intercours: between china and the other Pozv- c“ on tho basis of equality of sup- port, The sa-callca Nine Poulczx; 1rcaiy was signed to rzivc cfic-‘t i,» these principles, nnd i‘. Adawn that no external pUWCi‘ siirukl interfere in the internal go". ment and admlnistraton of CI The Powers concerntvl ilvril up ‘o

Pa ‘l

121v Univ ,1

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m_

Lnifpolicy until Japan mud: lv:>_

Emplnx, -;,;. I zidtvpiuil M.‘

stabilize ezi- -_ -

safc- _,

Luci l

inciusnywfri’ promising for the future in- dcpcmlf-uce of the land of the Ris- ing Sun.

POLICING ‘EUROPE

Almost coincident with the an- nouncement. from Tokyo that Jalp- an uroposcs the international pol- icing and’ administration of China in order to ma ntain peace, law. order and commerce in that great Eastcm Emp re, comes advice from Geneva that M. Andre Tardieu, Foreign Minister of France and reDTPSCnlfltlVC to the Disarmament Conference, urges a similar policy wtli regard to the world in general_ In additon to the scheme outlined ll these columns on Saturday M, Tarclicil insists that the first step inwards n restoratfon of peace. (7l'(l"l"i1ild good government through- out the world is i110 provision oi nn lTi’f‘i'i‘|.'lil(lll.ll pflllif? force, and 1115s is not Possible o;- practicable in‘ rouilrmis, without thi- active “l-‘Ji Yiou of ihc United Sinfcs. Tue Until-d SriiWxv, the irirtual in-

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znzrl practical iumzgumtor u! l/oqllf? m Nitrous, hns stub- TFllZLTIl in join that League, E1 one of Hm most powerful . in the world so far n: gold l". and world interests arr: van- ("Zlilfl 1", seems an anomaly that

r? c mlimi tiini crcntrd um Lyflgug ‘l Ylliiliifl, 11ml whosc interest ‘s

' mticerncd 1:1

(i121 l:

wrlinre ilvllllil 1;" imision; that it has in “'- "l iluri in its existence. Up 1,; 1'. lime tllc United Slilics ~ ‘l ill" League rm- its (lWll . val i!r rnfusng to share res. for its acts and adminis-

it."-

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ficc in the national interest. _ -—-- l Agreement with Gemany is lfghlyl desirable. But it is no ennui-Tl" utlon to suy illut ngrccmcnt be-f tween. Britain and France 1s in- dispensable. Only patient and sincere cri-operation between these two countries can load elscwhcrc than‘ to prolonged Eurcpéan ITl-‘i security and c\'i‘ll'DCl‘ll1lI‘5 vuillllll-‘lfil ruin. I l i of the tlisarmn-l mcnt proposzvs is the fact that‘ Franco and her satellite Pow , have hitherto consistently adhere.” to the old-fashioned idea of secur- ity by preponderince of ‘materiah force, and have declined to adopii any programme for a descent to a lowered level of armaments Unless they can be prevailed on to alter their policy, the outlook is gloomy indccd.

The seriousness

Mr. Coolidge was asked who W3‘! likely to run for President as the Republican candidltc in the com- ing election. He regfied in his in- cisive accents: "If a Rc-publicnzi victory seems possible, Mr. Hoover

will be the candidate. If a Re- publican victory seems out of the question, Mr. Hover will certainly

be the candidate." Canada, next July, will be the‘ pivotal point of British economic‘ policy as far as the Empire is con- cerned. The sittings of the con- ference will be epoch-making. Around Ottawa. will revolve the in- terests of the whole ' Common- wealth. for on the decisions reach- ed will depend the future of the Dominlons for many years to come, In a still wider way, the trde of the world will be affected, and it is already in evidence that all the world powers are regarding the out- come as oi supreme importance. The greater the interest displayed by Canadians in the coming zathorlmzs the more viluabic will be the support given not oniy to m. Bennett, but to Mr. Mpg- Donald. It is the opportunity of, I

signatory of the Kcllsg; Pact whch ° outlaws war and provides for a specific settlement of all why should you not wish to collab- orate with the league oi‘ Nations climate from when it is cndcavoring 10 Cmmtorgg‘, WJI‘ and strengthen Tnrdicirs logo is hard to rcfutcnbuz xvhiic there is an election in view

1y that logic w'li count for l l‘ lvns in virw 0f these farts q,-

t

.~i. 'l'ill'(l.llfll mndc his present ‘Hoover v-ctory M the Doha

11i>i>0l1l w the United come in. “For several

Stnies to

,\‘( 3Y3 X011

aratory committee.“ hc

sai<l_ “A:

disputes,

prncri” M.

n the United states it is not iikc-

much

different;

an Crib-HOE of Just a decade.- Rcgina Star.

‘formed over eommunilzts and Whit is cziptalism anyway? 1t is not an o-sgnnizatioxi it is no‘. even an instituhon. Every

have been in active collnimrution “W115 a ‘Mm’ 1° “l” in the czmiug together cf iii: prsp- Qililil-"flllst "ml 1113 Pllliws“ lll 3Y6 l5 to make flint

How are The troubie with that hc adopts unfair moans for making his dollar grow.

wc-shali solvc the capitalistic prob- lem. The trouble capitalism but hum n grccd. To bring the world able position we arc looking for we must revamp human nature and that is nm as casy m mnny think. nifninst the Prospect c.’ an hint; n; ma” i; n would be "Mess"? w have long since passed that point.

I Dr. Tom A. \Vlili.illlS, Washing. , ton, D. C., says that more suggcs» lion is powerlcss against a profound fiinxicty, and trying to district his i mind by oilxm woriz, pa ':‘ l ‘lilfl so forth, are o.’ no {hgjL l The troubling circumscancc must .1 be brought out info limticut; ho should understand it, reosou with it, land we that it can i‘l.‘filly be over-gem», '

When the inliivni, illldffl‘ gilidaxicc of tho physician. brings his troub-

nmc also rcanzc me Iwcosgm, of Sam-pl ling circumstance out where it can

be carefully examined, evcigv angle considered, is able to tuidclnstand how hi: mind got bothered or mix. ious, and that the Circumginncg is not really important -enm;gh t9 crcato such a disturbance or degree of anxirty. he is able to understand Why it can he overcome.

Some one has iikcncd this bring. I'm: nut of the difficulty into broad dflyllzzht, unto a ‘tangled skcin,‘ which can be gradually and com. pletcly." llntnnyilcci, if placed umlci- a good light.

71w ' pcclllflotltgc;

There are thrcc (ircelas upon n piece of aetone

I Wlm ‘-'.u'ii ibvl: licacis and stare into the sky While a young lad, witlirlglit hand lifted high, Points to u bird which suddenly has flown ' ' Above thcm, and beyond them, and is grown

Most small before the arm could range the eye

0r the round mouth uushnpc its quickcning cry: