sos rouay' _

'ills `i:`ulli`[ll11Erown cunnnlin iv

__ -f __ =-_wf» an -asm

.'rrn||leul-\Y. ('|\n|n ll. all-l.||rn. ll l’. \’|no-rroaldvnt-J. IL Burnrll Nrrrvlnry-l.lrg||. ful ll A lI||rKInm\n ll It 0.

lilllmr and Managing Dlrrrlnr-tl. R. llururlt m

'tum-lain lllllltma--Yrnnle \\'aIlffr and D. K. (`urr|»

rf-< - _ '

alorulng llully (loundrd lllllll l5.tl0 Iler you (ln udvnnee) dellrend. the

|l.b0 un-r yn-lr lin »|d\au|'e) mulled In Uamldn and Unltrd Gluten.

___ _. _ '_ Bn

==- f » ' ' - f 'f Th

The Burden of [he Dole ‘ Herscllefs Achievement vo

FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1931 3;

The crushing effect of the dole sys-I 8 P 1

in Great Britain was emphaslz- that William Herschel, an unknown lives' 5h°“ld be “ble W °°n"°l the , SU". " ‘d bv Mr W K Rogers in an inter organist at Bath discovered the machine it has structured' Yet this The higher heya a`getung’

S _y ~ ~ I _

' tem

'rua cu/\Ri.o'l"rs'rowN _cp,_\nnl_w

"Science," “has emanclpated hu-I

an thought from the bondage of ‘

traditional authority and, through SUNG

conception of evolution onward

d upward' has provided Taflkind Gather ye rosebuds while ye may,

th _a new philosophy of liie. Up- . _ l _ rd or downward-which is it to bei. old Tlme is su” a ny ng'

e energy and force of the human day _

lltion, which has invented and set ’ '

--1- the dial of the radio for the influx

It was 150 years ago this month of immeasurable powers “DOH Our The lorlous lam of heaven the

To-morrow will be dllng.

' mastery is ll-Self quite the biBE€Sl The sooner will his ace be n

r ru ,

vlcw in ’Ihe Guardian _following his planet Uranus and became famous '

` illc

_ ion.

ration, is in accord with iiews ex- p

Old Country. Mi: Rogers' opin-

layer in the Hanovcrian Guard,

stated was a noted Communist to

. pmblem nations are confronting at And nearer he’s to setting. _

:cceut return from a business trip to almost overnight. the present hour.

_ 15, 1738, t ll 11 8 ,

____ _ (_ _ ____ l __ __ __b_e___ GB_o_l‘;\__oli_;lo;/__e _on 01;” __f;u‘:;_;_ The clly Recorder on Montreal When youth aiod blood are warmer; FN 019 mm 'S' an ' 0’ Y' ~ lllls solllollood ll mlm wllo lllo llolloo But being spent, the worse and

ll worst

_ pressetl 1:5 lliinking people of ull pn- William Herschel was trained for a glue or lmplqsollmeml followed by 'I`im€S Still 5U¢09¢d lille l°l'Ul¢1‘-

iitical parties in England. Yet the like occupation, but as the fortunes deportation. The accused had been

xysteni continues, and is likely to in- and future seemed rather dismal, his 1" Slmual' tl'°“l’le bef°’e and had And while ye may go marr

. Yi

promised the Recorder tc leave the

Aild this same flower that smiles to-

That age is best which ls the first,

Then be not ccy, but use your time,

there after his death while on l British expedition to Gallipoli 1915. This wild, lonely rock of i

the days when Achilles roamed i

Roman times.

grave which gives poignant force t Brookes own lines:

me:

volve the Labour Government in still parents contrived to send him to F05 lllwlng l°5l but °“°° 37°"

further expenditures on an cxtrava- En

political expedients which, once an appointment as organist to the d€P81‘lS and that he.Wlll not rel-um '

adopted, lead further and further Octag011 Chapel at Bath and soon °' ° Studying SLIIIS t

.pays Communist agents to enter Can- .

along the path of bankruptcy, affect- became the favorite of society for his ada and preach desttuctlon of the _ _ _ We think of Brooke as we might :U ing national clmracter as well as ex- musical talents and activities. (Mmm Runmnces Cllmdn) lhlnk °f B l'°" Wh "ke I5 Ll ' y

penditurc, each concession to the sys-

tem

Govemnient becomes a more puppet of

Ullffll

peut:

“DOH

iployment insurance in Great th

clans are dependent for votes m

beiieft in the folm of dolcs or poor cd

relief. | th

231110

gun of boiiowmg capital to maintain.

being

was no harm in maintaining the un- Continually increasing and improv- l’l'°"ld9‘l cffefllve safeguards Hgalllsl Constant body; it has brighter and fl ur dt h d ll l t rl .I ls'

g e, eace, ,'»ae,a'1rlliest

,, ~ » darker areas lsuspots) which are » _ , me

employed on ainon-insurance basis ing his equipment, he constructed an me recurmnm of such cmldmons as ~ “M 1" meeting "l'"‘“g°"" "l ta” B

out cf capital The Labour Party, ex

after

Miss

ued, "it would be a dishonest course a

because it would be contracting a v

debt

“boi r

doubl

Parlir

ings '

lions

M_ _ d _ _ _ _ _ gested European confederation, said: Many lnoesllgatlolls have been the war; _ la§cl_\v_e__rll:vc1-__th_ou__glit_ rlny lmollo i, snow ens sensatioua warning sun in a nearly circular path, at an all- the Brlllsh Emlllre ls to conllmlc _ Blow Quo you llllglcs_ wel, llle llcll _ n ou_ 1 inn in 'icy were ba

the condition of the national average distance of nearly 1.lZ0fl,000-- to exist it must be founded ulloll llle cariled on, the world over, in the Dead! _ lol- lniscliicvous. These youngsters will

fllmnees, M155 Bgnflepi askedl and 000 ml1e5_ capacity of the constituent nations sealch ni? c_°m:`lu°n°eSE‘K_ tile _‘°;un` Thcre's none of these so lonely l nllvlv be b§_&_"e'° l““l_°r5t_;’°d'0 ‘;_"_1_l bg

. of th Commonwealth to m k co - Spf’ cyc ‘ca C ang” ec S ave and D001* and Old. _ g on a C ‘me 0 ma 0 g ° ’ an

l_ _ _ _ _ H01'SCll€1 W0I_1 11'!-Stall! \'BC08Tllll0I1 mon eclluseln all malerlal; E8 wngll been llldlcaled lll ralll_fllll_ tempel-a. ,__ - become useful members of the com- \ millions, twice as big an install- and was soon invited to Windsor to as pollllcal ll_llel_ssl_s_ agalnsl com_ Llll-el clolldllless and 5;°l»mllle5s_ and

some private astronomer to George blllatlons lll tho lost ol ollo wollol If in various forms of life and economic

asked for before for this pur- III, at the luunificcnt salary ofl the mother country or any one of thelwnditions. Apart from the scienti- This, says the Saturday Re- $1,000 per annum-“never before was D°mlnl°“s were "° lndentlfl' herinc interest' it is impartant t° ascep

was done without the slightest honor purchased by a monarch- at so economic me permanently with that Imm the extent of such enects

about

asked

ment

ercr

pose.

view,

_ sllldy ls that of S-_lnspols and in mls clear-cut, regular fealiwcs :in-'l n "°

into office the practice had be reflecting telescope of 5 feet locus. _empllflefl ln the PI`°C€€d1ngs of par- sludy _llc Domllllon ollsol.l,lllloly_ mass of fair hair, ratn on; l-_ lo' eflild 0 ______O ___ ______m_ wlll Soon

_ Always lookin.: for a_ purpose, he ;;n_?§r;n”';__ ";lllSd;Y_l;;l13_1__i;<;°U_-_§__e$‘;~;5_l;‘;' Department of the Interior, Ottawa, y_l»\_l<;il_n,_l_l;__il\l_ab;___ ri, gc ol§c_‘_‘e__ _____ll:l_‘€'____ dneclllm of the

llre income of the iusurrtnce fund. It b gan a systematic survey ol the lly wlll be glven a long start on the has for n number oi’ years taken a _ _ __ _

. watched. - '

city voluntarily. He broke his promise lll.lll.lo_ That theres some com" of a

gland in 1757. Here he wandered and lldmlllod the not ln court Tllls lf01'9l8I\ flelfl

~ - You may forever tarry. fo

gant scale. It is one of those fatal from town to touii until he secured time the authorities will see that he _Rolloll l_lol.l.lol{ ll59l_l6_-l,l_l That §__f°""’°‘l E_"Blf*“d_~ Tl`l0l”9 Sllall he

deliberately to create troubl Wh po S In 2;;tce;1l?;_carth 8 richer dust re

Present social order? ~ y ’ ° W 0 S "gd pe

A vol-aclolls reader wltll 9, keen ln- While the size and composition oi the l“'°lld l°Y“llY °f th” Gl”‘?0kS» ‘lf

_ of other whos lifc was untlmel ny'

making necessaly other and terest in the sciences, Herschel‘s Th!! Slwecll flvm ille Tlll'0¥l¢ al the heavenly b°die5 and their dm S fe _ y co

, ded such as Sidney Marlowe

rl _ ances from the earth and from one en ' ' _

more drastic concessions until thel a dent desire to "obtain a knowledgelt e openmg of the present Pam”

_ ment was at once an app-ea] to the another arc of immense moment to Chfm_"t°n_' Keats and Shmey' His wl

the construction of the heavens’ morale ol. the Calladlml people lm llle llsllmllomom nevertheless the life recalls, ,too, the beloved R. L. .

. t f f ~ . - W'

. ln the hands of an electoral power finally led him into astronomy. With exln-egslllll of collylclenee ln the nog- final object of all this study is the gaegfsgsé \;§l?;;l“$lll;l~illlem p§s1Sne)d th

thriving parasilically ' at the ex-l the price of a good telescope beyond ioual spirit, and a declaration of thc application of the acquired know- th ml ` wl

_ __ _ _ rough s continent to the allur-

pense of thc productive classes of his means he would not be satisfied igvelxlmfnlsddellllnllnallsn __t0 l’l°° 10586 fm me g°°fl ‘lf mlmlfllld- ing Solllll Sells lll l9l3_ F-__ _ _d ___ ___ nl ____

. ' a » ~ , _ - . . r e wi

the nation. For the real problem of until he had made one himself, and e ea ers] p W' ou “ 1 Ch Many me the benefits res” Lng A ~l€.W f0ll»\1ll°l~0 CHIIHCIIHH* Sd 'H' as W grows U e

. 'iv

_ the D€°Ple cannot make good their fl-om ash-ollomlcal research Means Blooloeln the do . with the cvervdny .life of thc com-

» ~ ‘ ' ' g days of 1913. He _ ‘

ough it sometimes meant speudlng struggle for economic recovery. There llllve been discovered for protecting was all Apollo lll alllloal.llllco_ ol ll munity. _

Britain hinges upon the fact that the' sixteen hours at a time polishing nis has been ample evidence of what our Ships at sea, for assisting in the l-gflllemél-lg of face mal; could me

irrors, during which time he was ‘le-*Grilled ln the Speech as the Slum Shrvey of lands, the finding Of escape thc admiration even of other th _

those who receive uneconomic' fed by his faithful sister, and arnvs- °f °°'°pe"m°" afld mutual under' minerals, and many other things men. He thus impressed Mr. R. ii _Fe atte_“di"l:_ ich:°1'tII:__ New _fmlkln _ _ _ by her _l_ad___g aloud to mm from standing, which _ls _tlie surest bul~ wlllcll collduce 'to n,lm_l.s safely and Halllawll one ol. llo ._ ,_ _l.__ behavior clnc o s u y an lep

Y, l LOl`3li~0 WI e

warlr or the nations welfare and _ l, .. .ll _ ,. .l youngsters who are “bavkward" in

e _Amlllllll NllllllS_ ho llel.sovol.od l____pplmss_ Il the same _ l_,t __ comfort, _ els who met hn Ta sti-lg.i.

sl) U f A most important. astronomical Slender. blue-Eyvd. lilfill-“'l‘0l'L'~l. with their class work' youngsters who do

Before the present Governnienti until, in 1774, he had completed a mutual co-operation is to be ex-

_ d m der ' .

regarded as only a _temporaryl sky, in the hope oi thus dlsccverirn: road to 9, "prosperity heretofore uilat-. p‘°m_l“e"t‘ place' goAn;_llol.0 aogufllllllfsnoo l__,molllllol_5

difficulty, it was contended there some of thc sect--ts of the universe. tained," while there will have been II’ ls kmwn that the sun ls not a

a few months of office, pro-| a erturc and 7 feet focal length.

wings" have been more than another comet, and it was not until

_ ~ _ i th llnzs, nd llki` d

d. Up to February of this year nearly a, year later that its true gil- Robe" Hume, sllellklnll l-,,_ ;l;;d_e_:;lclclgln she 10;; pl:l_:§f

lanetary character became evidentlcently at a British Empire mineral sphcm_ Ullm_vl0lel llgllll also exerts c ' “

.ment had authorized “borrow- p

of Commons.

to the extent of seventy mil- f m the calculations of Lexell, who rewumes exhlbm°“ _“I9 me Imlfrlal ll 1 l g dl

affect* terrestrial magnetism, the

Brooke as a somewhat a‘ocf ~lr¢‘nrr\\'

H1059 lllmllgll Wl1lCll l-he D0mlIll0H Cmmgmg in number and extent m representative cultivated Enflish- Wh

cellent refl t: f 1-2 s »

ec D 0 6 mche has been DHSSUIB- an irregular manner with 3 p'°ml“" man with unusual sensitivcness and on

t ri '

en ‘pc od of average length a little Supremo loowol, ol soll_elllll_osSloll_ branch for investigations along pre-

posed similar measures, although On the night of Mnrch 13, 1781, he H lS difffllli 10 “"d¢l'Sl0I\fl the l'"°"° than eleven years- A°°°mP' His poetry shone with phrases that "erItlv° mms among me y°“ng°r

Bonfleld. Minister of Labour, discovered an object in the constel- mental makeup °f 3 Lab” membcr anymg this v°'ri9'ti°“ ‘here “re “Pl” 0110 W0Uld fain remember, and l‘.‘s ch

said that if such borrowings contin- lation Gemini that did not look like or the Brmsh House or Commons arenuy rather Smal] changes in the poems were alive with burning mc' ' T

who suggests that the navy be solar energy received at the earth, tures from the life about him. llerc ls

n ordinary star, but, upon being l,ol~ ll ll- -

H 15 Od and iluks the break-up but a strikingly large change in are lines casually selected: dc

iewed under higher and hiflher of the Empire "w0u1dbeaeocdt-lilac," ultra-violet light. 'rms light loluzes Empty hearts rowu tired of the.“°

that you saw no possible way inagnification, presented it distinct A5 Wllh 9' W°fld' 11° doublf ll lakes U10 UIJD01' &f~m0SDl1@r¢ Of U10 earlh.

of paying err." since then the disk. At mst he thought it was just “H kmds °' l’°°l’l° t° mal" “ H°“5°-Dmduvlfls @l°°Ul° Currents Whl=l1

' 0

wor1d's vanities.

Voice more sweet than the far

plaint of viols.

Then in some garden hushed from

_ _ r

sterling- Within a few hours of showed it to be revolving around the ` ` living things Dead ' “men in the early days Cf

successfully, for another twen-

as any Minister of Labour had be

of any other nation or group of throughout Canada

attempt to put right existing and chea t." hi "

ages i

Why was there no attempt made _

to put the scheme back on a sound rightful place as the furthest out-| ' lpenods' These recmds when lan;

_ , e ' ng e ec s o

economic basis? Simply because the post of the solar system, than the halting between two opinions. Couldllllo sllll_slloll lllllllolloo Fol. ox_ Government dare not face the elect- chservations showed that it did not We really h‘_’De l0 l?€1”D‘2tuate theIoll.llllo_ Edmolllon proclollallon oral llllllolllllllllll, tlllll must follow follow lts charted Com_se_ By means British Empire? Would it not vanish _

as had the Emplres of lh __ snows a 56 per cent range in the

f the older observations it had been could Canada escape the m:_____§la;§_;_ eleven-year period, with a maxi-

possible to calculate with great pie- of the great republic to the south of "um 'me ye” heme the mI"l'““m ision the path which Uranus was to her? The Spanning of the Canadian of sunfpotsl the temperature for the

lack into the matter; but the follow lll lllo 5ky_ out ll old not half of me eonelneng and lll-lol. lllal same time (1883-1925) shows a vari.

the plwlllo sells by oll_Bl.ll_lsll lllles of ation of 2d.8 F. in the cycle, with

ollow lt. The new planet deviated _ maxlmum al__l_lle mllllmllm ol slm_

have m :le t i l' tl l ' Communication was pall' °f Camdas

H ~ ‘ lem” Y “ea” from the strllsfht and narrow bath amwm and ll was all answer made spots. The temperatures at _'rer-

at astronomers had mapped out and persisted ln alllld lllallll-old onto and Montreal for the years

lol- ll by means of Newlon-S law of discouragements_ 1873-1925 show a. similar effect. gl,._ll.lllllloll_ ,md lvllon ln M45 _i Many stations have been examined,

prollmlmry lo the acceptance ol the dlscrepanclvs bel_we__n theory "Those who go about abusing our and the evidence points to the wide-

any li

by the eltctors. It is true that a

Royal

ed to

non-official elements of the Labour f

Party

that they will oppose any reductions llll

of ben

may p

sound

urda y

be acceptance of the principle that lll

those

funds

course,

privileg

fits that are in reality poor relief* must be deprived of their votes. Sir .mlm simon has recently stnteil that on “of the insured population of the lls

country ploycd recieve

nn actuarial basis." The contentionl va

advance

cd, is that unless the remaining Illini per cent. and all recipients of poor tio

relief who are outside the insurance sit

rclicrnc.

ro lvrvsy

t‘.7'.I`:" if

mitatlon of the bensnts drawn 0

_ . I

Commission has been appoint- C

efits. whatever the Commission

ropcse . .

nnance in the management of all

Revimv writer believes, must m

who draw relief from public so

be affected in their political

es. But those who draw bene-l

med hls tml, of uplltl-lc, of Mod. any time in the history Of U19 “'°’ld and of others, tree sections have been

ASll_momv_,, when the average citizen, the work-

ing man and women, could command _mylhlng llke the comforts _md many parts of Canada. The eleven-

Editorial Notes amusements and opportunities for ymr sunspot cycle selemsd to be re'

educatlon and intellectual pleasure “med in the trees area y mwsuh

The illuminating series of articles that he and she have now. With all ed' but with vB,m'u°nS in dmerent

"The Tong and Bll_glne5_g'» pub its deficiencies the civilization of the "sions" A section °f a buttemut'

, - I

twentieth ntur is the nap lest ‘”hl°h 3"” “° ‘he D°“““l°“

hed recently in the Montreal Star, and best lf; mg “vera __ mmp d Exoollmonlol Fol.m_ otlllwo oll_

not a few Canadians and indeed many leading British statesman were

social system- and I think this ap

any man could do “says Dean I *

justly may be found with it the fact

r en

l’ ll' We W tsmldal' °f U82 nations, the fabric of the Empire Records for long pcrlods are

well-known extravagances and leak- saw his last public appearance as a would b l ' ' " -

n the administration of the lu- professional musician; he took up _

surance scheme. the telescope in enmest. The C“““'l"*“ Padlllll lllllwlly cords in many places in Canada,

No_ sooner had llmmls taken lls cami! llllo l9€l\18_Hl¢l'l€ moment Wllell some extending over fairly long

e Spit to its foundations. needed in this search. There are

faithfully kept meteorological re-

alyzed show som strll~.1 ff

spread influence of suns ots.

- D

d abservation had reached the PU95 5° Slmllllf 8f0\1pSln the United Records of living things are

unemployment msumncc' the Sat' "lm‘°l"*‘bl° lluanmy" U! l'W° sf'“t°5_°°~lll1l8 lt fl hell 1111011 earth scarce; however, old trees exhibiting

lnutes of are _ one fifteenth of and So_10rth. are doing about the variation ln the widths or the e m0on,s dlamel_el__lll was felt that worst disservice to their country that annual rings of growth afford re.

mollllno must be done abolll lt_ and ___ _ ___ "Ee cord of living conditions, in many

must not ______oy l____ rlghl ol that somelhlng _ed _D new __________m___ or. n sp e of all the fault that places for centuries. With the co-

electing their rulers. The recipients m

of benefits given in consequence of on

genuine insurance must not, of om

- operation of various branches oi’

ical discoveries in which Herschel remains that there has ncve la:

.the Dominion Government service

secured by the Observatory from

cver 21 per cent. are unem- and referred to previously in these K an '

and only 10 per cent. could co

women that the world has seen. And hlblls ° 55 P" “ent “"3” ln th’

lumns, have been reprinted in ol those llll- make ll, mel, bool. growth rings for the average sun

Y 89 Y . _

benefit out of the fund onlpamphlet form and are exceedingly ness to poison people's minds and SP0! 0y0l€~ SDl'UC€S» ll\°l\ldiIl8 W0

lugble for the lnformatlem they stir up discontent everywhere until pI‘¢-BlB¢l0I' SP°¢lm¢DS Of Sllilll SDYUCC

1 t

ll by the wrlllll, llllovo ollol_ oo llolll wllll resold lo the oellollc the temper of society becomes sour, usually show neary a 20 per cen

n -

embittered despondent and quarrel- range during the eleven-year cycle.

changes affected in trade condi- some O ' llocllll rl, n m ls

_ ul- a a ge en are

"5 in Cmada l'l“`°“3l`* the lmlm' better for the poorer citizens than dreamed of are being put within the

lon of the Bennett Government they have ever been before and they reach of almost all, and yet the

Mo dlsfloncllloed them |_,IIf,,,|~|n l_-,°11¢y_ The Guardian 1, ln l»¢. are on the way to become better still. worlmg day has not been lengthened

:oct wlmtevcr that any Gov-_ ce will be able to put an endl th

lpl ol, ll oompllmlmlllry copy ol America leads the march. By mass or wages diminished. 'Ihil is the

p ’ ° M” ery rough manual toil ls being works whereas Socialism hal tiwlyl

ti 1 d hi - Ame 1 altemative to Socialism. It

ls amphlet .which is w u ~ ui p'°d"° °" and by "move me n mm

to me llreeent conditions. Ivr rvlnz fm' fum" »°f¢¢11°°- ,_ellmlnma. comforts iuthem un- been a dead whim' _

,_ '»\.

But, dying, has made us raiti glftsl

than gold. I

ever he has touched on war, his pcn` has ennobled the theme. . . . His'

best poems possessx a strange shining quality, like lamps that have been ull

Many Westerners will turn their;

thoughts to distant skymes at East-F 61'.

Weather fluctuations are seriousl

factors in living conditions. and it is .

flectcd in such records as arc avail-' able of fur-bearing animals, grouse, grasshoppers, etc. In general,, rabbits are most numerous about the sunspot minimum and scarce atI

maximum, and with this variation! the animals which prey on the rabbit must also vary, in addition

to direct changes resulting from thcl climatic pulsations- A record kept in Manitoba, when analyzed in re- lation to the eleven-year sunspot cycle shows striking correlation. In- dividually and combined, the records cxhibit the sunspot cycle, grass- hoppers at a maximum at the min- imum of spots, grouse at a maxi-I mum about a year after.

Astronomers fcel that fuller

knowledge of the sunspot cycle will eventually assist in permitting long-range weather forecasts of a general nature, and will thus pro- vide valuable information in re- lation to forest protection, wild life conservation, and other matters of

social and economic importance.

I 3. _.» 5- ~_- ,lf

_ Skyross, ancient storied isle of tll:f Q Aegean Sea, will witness on Easter; `_'f~, Sunday the unveiling of a mcmorin _

2‘ '-at U

s _ ’ ,ig

Y ., »

to Rupert Brooks, who was hurl. -

Mediterranean retains the flavor 1. _

shores, sorrowing for his absence I from his comrades at Troy, its gravel of a modern genius surrounded by' rough blocks of white marble such I de as have been quarried there since, ll

Brooke remains one of the flaming db

figures connecting literature and the dl Great War. A mile from a rugged m shore, under an olive grove. is the pe

ir 1 should ale, think only this or °"

wlnd_ I condition. _

Warm ln ll Sunsws allelml _W I We can all remember youngsters

. Y. ,

And then lllose _llnes mlm ...l-lm who had constant trouble at school-

lnslltule_ and relerrmg to the sug I1 1111101” H11 T005 lllflllelwe 0° , whippliigs, detcntions, suspensions-

As Sll, llm Hamilton 5alol_ ..Wllcl__l their families and others. I

by the same radiant personality," lTl1e New Chief of

e ci o Y

not wrprlslns that they are rv-Im an admirable one which should

_T 5_1 :__v __ .i'__- #_ _ _._ -- --ff

llxlox. _ .__ _._

(Toronto Globe) I (Montreal Gazette)

’ ` Relatively small imports at butter

out ' *_ ~ »

[ly /ames W. Barton, M.D.

l.;

urse of training, will be studied.

"part' of the group or class so

And now we sec another step in e study of children old enough to

There will be two units' a main

Ioutof the mind, or bringing it into shipping men who make San Fran- and I

_ I ‘ _

PLUMBING

Why not Remodel the Bath Room

ll 7711's Spring ?

la straight liuc, that is to a normal

munity instead of giving trouble to

This all looks like good common

sense, and yet we arc only just be- ginning to find it out.

Tile Railway Board

The selection of I\'r_ Justice Full~

ertcn of the Manitoba Court of Ail- peals for the post of Chairman of th Boar f Railwa Commissioners

be as well received in Nova S0009 BS in Western Canada, and which will greatly improve the judicial character ei the Board. Judge Fullerton has o keen legal mind. ll strvnc DCYSOH- allty, fine professional ideals, and a capacity for intensive work which will stand him in S006 Slfflld ln l-he exacting l>0Sltilon to which he has been called. In this city, where the

earlier years of his brilliant carecrl were spent, and where hc Svrved H5 Mayol, with signal ability for two terms, his appointment will be par- ticularly pleasing. While Judge F‘ul1erton's apP°lnIi‘

ment incans that the Maritime Prov- inces will be temporarily deprived of representation on the Board, the situation will doubtless be corrected ln this regard 1; few months hence. Commissioner Laurence's term will expire next November, and it is man- ifestly the Governments intention tb replace him by a, Muritlme man. In the meantime, there should be no reason to fear that any important Maritime interest will suffer from lack of regional representation, while the Commission as a whole will be greatly strengthened, and its prestige assured, to preside over its delibera- tions. The Railway Commission is a tribunal of tremendous importance to the whole country, and _the main- tenance Of high standards in the selection of its personnel ls quite as important as the choice of properly qualified jurists for the Supreme Court of Canada. `

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en will try £0 Illld Ollt "Why 501110 for export. As regards the West, Mun ople got that \vay." Just how

o youngsters behave when by them- $15,000,000 to the farmers. The next

selves and when with others will be Western pmvlnee, Saskatchewan, ln

served. without the youngsters 1929 ll,-odlwgd 522,030,000 worth of

l¢li0Wl\lE that 'tlwy DY0 ll€lnl~! dairy prdoucts, and in the province

In some cases it will be possible creamerles. The output was 14,786,- r parents to observe their child as 205 llollllds ol oroamel-y lllllllol-_ lllo

lJli1yS With 0l'll¢I‘ °l\lldl'm» l'"dI miich cows providing the butter num-

c just what kind of a youngster ‘he oollllg 420_ll00_ The ol.ollmel,y bullet ally ls, when he is not under their plodllcool was Valued o_o $5_5lll_3ll0_ Ill tliority. He will be watched closely llllo most westerly of the pl-alrle prov. the members of the staff, and his llloes_ Alllel.l_l_l_ the dolly ploduols lll culinritlcs, and reactions to author-

to games, and__other parts of the 000_,300_ llle olellmory bulllol, olllplll

Any and every little thing that l.llll.l5oll_ ll may be mmllonod that ln li make him less sociable. less l9o5_ when Aloell wa

a s made a prov~

lling or anxious to do his part in

c group. will be noted. Everything dllcls was only $2_olo_ooo_ The ln_ il be done to train him to become

t get along well with their teach- dalry products meant' those made in H

and thc other children and Ontario not mr west of Tommo' N°w

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uubiic school system of New York?" promise that mon the "h°me" needs

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Provinces are giving lncntascd atten

iioba's dairy products were worth

were 44 cold storage plants and B0

1929 were valued at more than $22,-

totalling 15,000,000 pounds. As a com-

lncc, the total value of the dairy pro-

crease in the two other provinces has been proportionately as great in the

25-year period. The figures of the last recorded year indicate how the

couver that the prairie butter pro- duction comes near to meeting the

country. A few years ago western

but-ter on 11 large scale and with ul

will be fully met It is an encourag

clinic, centrally located for' diagnos- mg sign of permanent' deVel°Pm°lll G

(locating the cause). and treat- in an lmpmtant line U! mrmmg °f'I nt of cases for the older children wrt' F c do not get along well in school ` _W -

account of their behavior; and a SAN FRANCISCO GETS

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l|dl~@ll_ the famous “Luten” bell of Lloyd's o show _llow this important work ln I-»0llCl0n. the 3911 F'I‘_8hCfS¢0 mar- »-_ developing it new medical journal ine Cxclllllllle has 8- newly installed elneo aling entirely with this subject is bell which will be rung each time‘ this w being publ1shcd_ It ls called Or- word is received of a ship lost at sea. first

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