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rite CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN fi l - - ~ a Mlf-‘w’? f‘aLltligéfgtlpiii-§°ll?§"..§§€°"s Notes By The Way

According to Dr. MURCHISON more men than women were admitted last year to Falcon-

Politeness 0f The rient (Japan's Official Travel Bureau Ad-

vises on Treatment of Tourists) Do not whisper among yourselves

Henderson f? Cudmore’s ThePortofIAndonAnthorltyln. ' the comparatively short specs or

Iljljll. Iflifilfll, I. I. I ll", I‘. l. lo I _ Wanna. hank worm on ti.’ l. came. gfgfahskcmllse °f =\1¢°11°1~ And the" “"3" ‘m’ twenty-five years has converted d or titter in the presence of foreign- ~ ' ,_ ‘ ‘ . a - u... , - " noon f a mu o - - i" . ,.; atr-‘Mme-cmwtl: .....::: '.::'...i".:‘s'.::'.’. » ~ - v1.5‘? aids‘. ‘$.93 . Jami y“, “not. imitate 1on6! m... o a r. Day .5 » P" “m4 ""“" p v Still no explanation from the Liberal organ FWD"? °1 111°“!!! qllflye. 111"‘ ‘- i mouudigkiismpdfrfg I‘ ‘ ' . . as to that secret $500,000 bond deal, negotiated ma‘ “wimm a “mam” app”, vy- I, I u. f

achievement. For twenty-six miles

HONDAY, DBCIIIIII 8, 1N5

Canada's Special Mission

In accepting an honorary‘ degree conferred

without calling for tenders through a. Toronto- Moiitreal syndicate. Is the Government's case as bad as all that? I ‘ '

The Australian Labour Party has followed the example of its British brethren in turning

on both sides of the river 'I'l'inmes great warehouses and factories in B011" Operation greet the eye. The Port of mndon Authority has spent 1n 811 81000004100 in the last quar- ter of e century on improvements,

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THE HOT BATH FOB EXCITED ‘MENTAL PATIENTS

Some years ago four husgy sons brought their father to s, mentgl hospital because he had "gone

oreigners. _ Don't set e foreigners age unless “..‘t;l“°‘...“"‘...’$“‘“h. see our ser- vice; but don't pull peorleii ell’!- Don‘t eatbanenas without ollttlfll them up. Don't suck your fingers or form a circle with your thumb

p Bargains Will Be Continued

_ _ _ _ _ _ and as a result controls BO miles oi _ ,, d 1 gm _ . upon him recently by McGill UIIIVCFSIIYHHIS a deaf car to pacifists. The All Australian tldl-l Themes water.‘ 45 milu of fgajyvgrmzlwy h“ mm “ma?” “Doifiego iiiirfar as the doorwhen afid Excellency Lord TWEEDSMUIR made a peculiarly Trades Union Congress decided to include in 33g}? lfgdgdfigargazglooasoodflgknfi The hospital superintendent. {,‘,’,“,_‘”'°°“ 10mm"! w m’ h“. ' ' .

appropriate address. Talking in a. French-English city, he spoke of it as a city which exhibits a phenomenon-happily common in the British Empire-the friudly union of two riiCc-S- Ho "d" mitted that as a Scotsman he inherited an affec-

its war policy provision for Australia’s defence —meani'ng thereby the actual attack upon Aus- tralia. But the victory was by no means an g one, the majority totalling only

of merchandise a year. Included are the largest enclosed docks in the world, capable of accommodat- ing twelve and a half miles o: ships placed end to end. There are the King George the Filth Dock,

after asking a few questions, told the sons to return 1n g wegl; and take their father home again 35 he would be all right by that time. With great misgivings the 50115 returned in a week's time and were met by the superintendent. Sending

Don't go into the bathroom when foreigners are bathing -to ask whether the temperature of the wa- ter is just right or to help them wash themselves.

Large napkins mould be offered

to foreign ladies, so that they may

*1‘ i“ i" the no i Alb=t y! ‘r and ma victor“ hide their knees when sitting.

Italy is sore at Spain for participating in Dock. The whole gives an lmppeg. sanctions, and on that account has changed the ‘M’ demmmmtm" °1' W°T1d ‘W19 nameof the famous old Piazza di Spagnato that Eihzmngfiggrolxgh bmggul“ m” of Piazza di Beno. Black shirts have veiled the Empire. . slabs bearing the old insciégilion with temporary signs _of the new order. The Piazza di Spagria It has been esserted that a shark took its name from the magnificent palace that 1-5 9-1WBy8 attended by two small

has housed the Spanish Embassy at the Holy See 911°‘. fish’ which “'1'” cwumlllllsly . since the fourteenth century. It is known for fviflfgfii,‘ afigefigpéamvhzheséglgg its steps, one of the sights of Rome. food and are attached to him d; a“ i‘ a‘ scouts for life. If the shark dies or

_ a _ l8 klllfli the little pllol; [1511 are While the tariff on U. S. farm implements eaten at‘ once by other sharks as has been reduced under the Washington Treaty *1 warm“! 1" 131°" W" til-tenth!!!“

it is interesting to note from the current issue of i: lfsaggwfgstggpéhwggtgé‘: 2min: - r

tlic Inland Rcaiciiue Roz/iota, that Canada's e>_<- the latter part of the story is true, port of farm implements rose from $187,870 in the existence of the pilot fish is August, i934 to. $507,452 in August this year. 1mm" dtmbt-Alwklflnd Ster- Tlie United States was the leading customer, tak- ing farm implements to the value of $236,812.

Reapers and threshers were large items with a $3” 111M381‘ 31° SW11" °i 111° value of $58,283; ciiltivators $18,828; ploughs oomemf$ulgcfintlfé Airtlgnltoit and parts $88,376, harvesters and binders pggce bell“ than the rest of me $28,211 - world. 1t has bmn a real League of Nations between whom the possi- bility of war was genuinely ruled out and afl of whom accorded general support to one commop, and highly pacific, foreign policy. But even in foreign policy large changes with disintegrating possi- biiitleshave been made. Canada has its own diplomatic representa- tive in Washington, Ireland in sev- eral countries, Indie. has her own trade representatives in Germany,

lion for France. He spoke of Britain and Fran“? as the guardians of the Old \Vorld, just as Elig- lish and French Canada should be the special guardian of the New World, because it_lias in» herited the Mediterranean tradition which has descended from Greece and Rome and which, therefore, carries with it the whole classical cul- ture. lIc spoke of ‘Marshal Pisrairfs recent state- ment that young Englishmen should finish their education iii France and that young ‘Frenchmen shoull finish their education in England. “You are fortunate here in Canada, where-this admir- able curriculum can be more or 1¢SS flChlfil/Ed within the boundaries of your own country." His Excellency said. He added. “I suggest these char- acteristics to you as a step towards thedcfimtion and understanding of that great tradition which is the heritage of the English and Frcnclipcoplcsl It is the basis of our politics; it is the basis of our art; it is the basis of our thought; and it is the basis of our conduct. Today it has many critics. Because it involves discipline, it offends the nat- ural rebel. Because it is based upon history, it is antipathetic to the dcracine, the rootlcss_ folk, who have no links with the past. Because it has balance and poise, it has no creed for the neu- rotic. Bccausc it is rich in spiritual ideals, it 1S no creed for the materialist. Because it is llie faith of free iiicn it can never be a creed 1'01‘ 111C slavish and timid. . . . I have called it the cen- tral culture of civilization, and I believe that a true description. Tlicrc are dthcr cultures il‘l the world, each with its own valiie for its owu people On them I pass iio criticism, except to

for the smallest nurse in the instl. tutlon he instructed her to bring the father to his office as he was going home with his sons.

‘The sons could scarcely believe llielr ears but in o. few minute; 1n walked the six foot father with the little nurse beside him. He was quite normal in speech and behav. 101‘ as he greeted his sons,

NBT-"Tfluy the sons were anxious lo know how the miracle had been brought about and the superlntgnd. cnt told them that the only treat- "lent E1VBn was a hot bath which

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ease, but it ls a risk insepa ab: from the League of Nations as u» present constituted; and that is w“, 1 will repeat now, what 1 have often i said in public before, that I woul. never sanction this country indmg- , ing in a blockade of that kind un less assured of the sympathetic sup- i port at least of those great neutiz. countries. (Cheers) It would be i surely, titties blttermgsg and cruelles. f was given contlnuousl irony o! h wry’ e 9mm’ m a“ 1 patient was complete yyrelgiaii. £5 tempting w enmnie pew! ‘gejmpw vempcrature of me water w“ kept localized area, ony lsuccee‘ in L at about body temperature 98E, or sewn! me to the “or d ‘M - | 11 111118 1118h6i‘. a thermometer being iggpaévy“ tmtmlght m“ ‘mm m“ = constantly used b h u ' » - , l that the water ciiutldebtiattigg: 1212:.) A" the ume‘ I um ‘flan. new 5pm,“), M me proper tempemmm are always risks when mens pes- someflmes panama are kw, m sions are inflamed. and wlliativei I me m, for many hours’ even days risk may come at any time n u . sleeping on canvas supports and re: filling the obligations oi the Gov. ceivmg than. meals regularly‘ enant of the League, the first forces; when me conunuous bum is not to feel that risk must be the naval available an ordinary tub can be forces of the countries which are used provided the water is kept partlcumtmg m ‘Mn! eflect w me “mlsmlmy at bfldy temperature or obligations of the Covenant, and higher. chief, “Tlgluriglglhosfle siigldoilrri Practlcall ever on °wn' a w y cxceptlonsiii,“ m: m: £33k; ‘:1: Public. why I said in my broadcast. {eggs o; a not tub ha", “ma, a day why I repeat now—I will never be or excitement and Iaugua The . sponsible to the people of this blood vessels open more widely the country- for making themselves 11. poisons o; fatigue products arekab able to u. risk. however shadowy. un- rlod away and unless there ,5 delay less I am satisfied that the men who bcfore going to bed a gqod nigh“ may have to meet that risk are m5; l5 agured‘ equippedricheery-equlpped with the modern Uldlrl ents for their

_._______________ n Premier Baldwin on own defence.

and

companions v g For Dver 5O Years

Three generations In re enjoyed “BLACK TWIST’ CHEW. 1N6 . . . the tobacco that line EVERYTHING in the way of finer flavor and lasting goodness. Try itl -- Your favorite tobeoee shop has a fresh supply.

Regarded as e untr, tho Empire

PK 3K 5K It seems inexplicable how tlic Nova Scolin. Government, with its ever recurrent: budget de- ficits, corltinucs to back its Exhibition Commis- sion with its annual losses. A gross deficit of $31,504, for this year's Exhibition was reported to the exhibition coumilfiioners by the new Secretary-Manager E. FRANK LORDLY. Last year's deficit was $28,095. The operating defic-

Mr. Baldwin then outlined his

fall fair in Halifax, lie reported, topped last Afrlcg, Bu; above 511mm, has been In a speech at_“wolverhampmn woigs: m pone or m“ Govern “ o. e y -

year's figure by 15,298 paid attendance, and not- 11° “mm” e°°“°m1° P°11¢y. Ottawa before the recent election in Gre t~ r, 1 ls d withstanding the deficit was $3.400 greater. mpmem‘ the m“ Serums “tiemp: Britain‘ Pmme’ 51ml" Bfldwilfizextiaszii iidoristbgaclieosvgolilcferlligl- 9* ax a“ _ to devise one, and in the atempt 6150115-“(1 foreign policy at; lsngrrfluons, m work flu-ough m, Lou“,

has ‘Clftfgpfied htlie sptrious iveaknes- 811111 1 u, . ' . - . es o e w ole s uation and the (‘Cary to sanctions an . isficdniiiifiiniiiie ‘ilidlill? EZTZ§.§.S.§§f-.“iIlf.'iiiii; "W "M f“ P"""*"°"‘ d supp“ M 11° m m’ 1° “mngtm m _ . _ _ inery for Empire consultation, the gfcat pamlterp, greath Igisililfigsigofl 3f the ivlicatblsittiutioxibanp sct) they Qutghttl; ‘vi-trim egg-giggle? or dlflemnfvpajgdl u? r. Baldwin said the problem w“ efforts 0g all our friends in the return totie ra iionw i l - iey were a e in cru o rcpor at ie D 0 common ams. acu- . duced the first order of genius, and whose rc- Alberta Wheat Pool’s bonded indebtedness to i“ smt°5m‘m-' sources are not exhausted.” the Alberta Government had been reduced $3,- ’ _ 368,000 during the year. Confidence in the pre- Th6 BfillSh E|6Cll0fl sent personnel of the Canadian Wheat Board, and appreciation of the service rendered agri- culture by JOHN I, BIcFARLANn as manager of the Canadian Co-opcrative Wheat Producers, were returned for the combined Scottish imi- the federal Government agency, was voted in a versitics of which our new Governor-General resolution adopted by delegates at llic annual §vas previously one. GRAHAM KERR, COIISBWR- meeting. \ x . tive, received 8,252 votes; Dr. G .A. Moiuusois, d4 5K 1K

' liis ear the secretar -mana er told the com- . d t] t tl d not It.‘ . y ’ y g _ plans for re-armament, concluding fifxfllsgnthaigtgrfiurlzf ofiférinis afagooijydegl of mission, was $1 1,254.88. Attendance at the big $3,182: hilépziginfixiiiibre inhersgrtfi Sanctlons this Dart ofhls speech in these

anarchy in our art and letters today, caused by permitting alien elcments—Slav, Mongpl, Neg- roid—to intrude into a sphere in which they have no place. These elements have their value no doubt, but that value is not for us, and I d0 not believe that we shall have again great poets,

BRAHMIN TEA‘ OIAIGI fill fflll G%II l

511M115 be 591141911 by war or “the fail of the high hopes that many of ___l____ glances of discussion and law.",us have had. never despair. Bit Two Winnipeg mechanics claim salt?“ “"15 be Only one answer. he down and consider bow you can to have discovered a ]ong_sought mm» ‘sgsdtghst $513558“ ftilrtifireat giri- make your machinery more effective safeguard against carbc -m n ide t 0B on or ake in the future. Never say die: see sis-mt. o“ civilian 2:52;?‘ "m “Y l§t?§.i°‘l.?“-l.li’éi.‘§.?.§‘“5.2'2.$.°€l"§

t ti T d . is e - A“ °m° "e ‘a '3 Th 15 l m C11 Great Britain. the Prime Min- star’ in this matter; above all, woi’:

81115111 dance 1" 1-119 511599 91' 8 SW11 ister went on, could remain isolated for all you are worth for that col- THROUGH OUR

. ; The last result of the British general elec- tionhas just been declared when three members

cylinder that fits over the intake in * nlv a; a price neither you not I Iecflve

- ~ ,, peace which, difficult of at- a chemical isiset into tn mend sa ' to “w nksald‘ It would be “m” m“ b° °° m’ 1‘ y“ ‘h’ m" ‘u?’ ‘old as the en me stame i 1 edrycam m“ 3mg” 1s18-"d5 an Bfm- native between a race in aimamen » with the gasolliie lo fillSllremCtlllilg that soclialmilrflgigs liijhliiii Eojireiak” [find e mi‘ o’ lilncoll" ‘flied wild . ,. . . -- t ' ' rea l'i 0U 801118 B n EWOT Liberal Nationalist, 7,529; NOEL SKisLToN. It is of importance to note that Portland piste combustion. It is claimed the liis such strides ln this country." and “Kiting a firs {hat mankind Conservative, 7,479, and Mr. Gums, Scottish 313mm,, Strung rival of» the par, o; 53in, John, injection of this fluid Nduces the MP- Bildwiii proceeded: "Believe will not be able to put out before it

amount of carbon-monoxide to m0. QO-operatlve effort for peace ls hon destroyed them."

Nationalist, 3,863. Mr. Sxsnrcu, who was is making ready to handle the anticipated incrcas- be t ,4, ,1 not a dream. It is not quix u 1t Ufldlffsfllffilafl’ £91’ Swfland» dled 1151b" the ccl port business made possible by the new trade one p" w“ nan“ 1-‘ hard °°mm°n 591159- fllllgliecia to ‘ LA Y D By paying a small deposit on any article,

fesult W115 aflflfilllfltlfid» "P311118 3 ‘lacimcY- f“ pact. As a step towards enabling the port of iibianfglsiidspciiilrfg “i5; seAellgnii ivydhciii;

other nations of the world, and that

yvhich a. by-election will ‘be held and at which it Portland to compete with Canadian ports, says a

1s expected Rt, Hon. IVIALCOLM- MACDOhIALD, Becretary of State for the Oominions will be the official Government candidate. The final gale of the parties in the new _House of Com- mons is: Conservative, 387 _; Liberal National, :33; National Labor, 8; National, 2-—total gov- lprnment supporters, 43o; @1101‘, 1S4; Llbefah Q6; others, 15‘—total opposition, r85, of whom ."lwo members, National Abstentiotusts, will not tit '

Two Good Reasons

' There are two good reasons for smiling at ‘Ethe ‘contention that the near defeat of the I‘ _as- gichereau Government in Quebec had no signifi- v‘ Icance federally. One of them is Hon._ ERNEST iiLaroiu-re, Minister of justice in the King Gov- » fcrnment, who particularly supported the candid- ' Iacy of Eucnmt MARQUIS in Quebec East. Mr.

The oui-end-out radicals, chief-

Portland dcspatcli, longshorcmcn were being ]y qompgsgd o; m; Q_C_F_ and so- urged to seek equalization of wages with tliosc paid Saint John stevedores. “One cause of the differences in cost between Portland and Canad- the lgtler two political parties ‘pos- ian ports had been removed by the new Czuiad- sesses any strength in the Domin- United States rceciprocity pact," it was pointed out to the Portland longshorenien.

cial Credit followers, polled only one-tenth ot‘ the vote cast. Except in the-Canadian west, neither of

ion, which indicates the impossible task they are facing in attempting to secure political power at 0t- tawa. Half of the 6.0.1“. members

9K ll! it were elected in British Columbia,

Now it is definitely announced Premier where Pow“, thought ,5 probably ‘HEPBURN will return to Toronto from the south m g more chant“, cmllmon than on Friday to lead the Ontario delegation to the Dominion-provincial conference at Ottawa. Tlic Premier is much improved in health, but it is Provmcm developmen, h” been said that he will probably return to the south after the Ottawa conference. Improvement in Colonist. . his condition and the eagerness of his colleagues that he should be preient at the important con- mm when he “w “A long expel“ fcrence led the Premierto alter his earlier de- 51v, and Inglorious’ w“ may Con. cision to remain away. In fact, his colleagues vice the Italians that are said to have given an ultimatum to Mr-

anywhere else throughout the Dom- lnion The fact that there is such chaos here Ls an indication of why

halted to such an extent-Vittori

Perhaps Dr. Inge will be proved

those who tried to keep» them out of it were their best friends." f-le was some-

is the basis of the League of Na- ticns."

After a descriptive reference to the League. Mr. Baldwin said its ideal. in the event of a dispute be- tween two powers, was to "stop the war before it begins: if it begins, use every power you have to localize it and to bring it to an end an Elitedlly as possible." A League containing ell the natlons- of the world, Mr. Baldwin said, could have stopped the present war. "No coun- try in the world, no two countries. can do anything against. the united will of the rest of the world." But tlie absence of the United States. Germany and Japan from the Leg- gue, Mr. Baldwin said. made "a vast difference."

Mentionlng the risks of member. 51110 in the Lenflue, Mr. Baldwin imiceeded (quoting the London Times report): "The whole ides of the League of Nations is unanimity in action on the part of every mgm. ber of the League fulfilling the ob-

FROM "GIVE ALL ‘l! IDVE"

Keep thee today, Tomorrow, for ever, Free as an Arab Of thy beloved.

Cling with life to the meld;

we will hold it until wanted,

G. H. TAYLOR

Jeweller and Engraver

But when the surprise, =' ' ' ._

First vague shadow of surmise,

mils across her bosom young, Of o. Joy apart from thee, Free be she, fancy-free; . " Nor thou detain her ventures hem, Nor the palest rose she flung ~ From her summer diadern.

Though thou loved her asjhyself, As a self of purer clay;

Though her parting dirns the day, Stealing grace from all alive; l-learti know

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V-Mluiouis was defeated. The other reason is . 1d h. d-fi . h u T: _ 4 t f State in KING that unless he sett c is i erence wit w,“ t id; h 1 stations of the covenant. It is to when “pa”, . Hon‘ “RNMD RINFKFT’ Seem My 0 Mr. I-Iizrnuim they, too. would stay away from a1d,g..§a”n°§°h,§ ,,Ya,_°s,::e{h“§: plizgkizs ggpulgreistiw. that we have Th, a“, "m! 3° S E R V I C E

the King Cabinet. ‘V110 5UPP°T1¢<1 Hfmglkmf?

IVAUTRIN, Quebec Minister of Colonization, in

the Liberal stronghold of St. James, 1\T0)1ll'¢fl1- ' Mr, VAUTRIN also was lcft at home.

Editorial

Notes

Calcdonian Club banquet tonight. 3K 5ft 5|!

We are now on the last lap of the year. 5K 5K 9K

the conference. What form “the settlement" took has yet to be disclosed.

Believing that the world market for loco- motives has suffered a permanent decline, a fa- ours killed s. male thrush. Its widow mous Manchester firm of locomotive builders has 61d not it upon B Mush moiimlnl; decided to enter another branch of_the eiigineer- “m” the mg industry. The firm’s new activity is to be kept secret until preparations for the tl- _, over have been completed, but it is expected that