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. The Humility C.’ Scientists

(Manchester Guardian)

The magnificent assurance that characterised nineteenth century sci-- ence is corrnlctely absent from meet- ings of the British asscclatizn today. We no longer export ':\ Hunter- part of ‘Professor Tyndall to rise up and tcll us. with authority and no nonsense. just ivhere we are all wrong '

wheat growers as low as twenty-five ' cults and novhigher than fifty cents in Pilitlrfilyflwhlnh fact holds a serious HEN-ID!‘ other lands unless high

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it "Ruins/ling The Peqpie";j.,;. rnanx- 3“ r which will create new for their own farmers.

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u, "The Liberals haveflrijeibi iiriterferi withQti°_t__. ,5‘); hm “ar- .. -d with the Prohibition. Comiiusslon. you‘ the time’?! organ“. “hm? ‘P’ Therefore any critici=m made against MW‘- days ago preedicte-djyg “rapid the enforcement of the Act-ls’ agalnilvggfifhftfle of thi-Hunemplgymflnt the Commission and does/not‘ PrYOPKI-atkl? {Font ‘he Emma Gov,’ P: flic Gfllfflllltlilitujli- an1."'w é-nwcnt we had m? 3mm’ rim. Thane A. csilnnunii L . ‘ti?’ i" lnjébblwovillce’ H?§'__"°T~ umra,’ M Huh“: mean‘ .' udunccs thatplfoii‘. Mr. McIntyre has" I.‘ mm x - 1' retiirivwl f1:mll.Q:tl.f\“'Zl:With.l|l5 iialrrrl . Pa,“ we’ ‘m- . IQTYnACillO me extent b: $90,006. use. that mere Wu m‘ "fcniv this. but it was’ conceded that Mm the commission by amulet; “the grant should j-be expended on a 9-way‘ m- l-lls CrmffilllllfilltnThlgtr‘; f/ifikflftyalfjlslllhd_-iidf:_f0ni_:v_forty. In unexpected and authoritative con- v -. . . i. ‘vfiicy "?_“~""°‘-’",g““°“ flw-mation of the comfllflints o! théwmpqsgd. °n'_lh° mmlcménties’ and temperance people against 5:15; ;d_-g9\'(‘I‘_fll'l'lEil\S in other ‘Provinces. Al- pimgtrauomu m“ mm mxeggtencé so. "tneigrovince 'ls likely to not a

when he siibiilqli‘: vefint_'1~i“teréd,“,n"a§‘ ‘ ‘ ~ " _ slim". Imam v

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edivcda‘ June b. ‘v shlrclofyllie nmountgiven the Board

I ' 5 " fbRailiivag." Commissioners for carry- -i°.». _ ,

ut improvement of railway f!

lqyflhmworld and meet lher interut and principal charges without great- vcr suffering than she has endured. The question nf the falmcss and reasonableness of the war debts set- tlement. onylrith thdrc has been al- most general silence during the past year, has been hroucht forward again by Mr. C. I... Burton. who calls for cancellation of these debts. l-le est.‘- matas that, for every dollar receiver] by the United States this year in pay- ment, frum three to five dollars have been lost through the economic de- pression.

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Equality of status found an enthus- iastic champion in the leading Ca nadian delegate to the last confer-

That sqinftiijaiiiir.

The alibli-advencecbst thevlwlitfe}! . __ - . . meetings in" Second. -Prince for-the . delay of th Saunders-Lea fionver’

Government of ivhich Mr. King was the head adopted and maintained an attitude in imperial affairs and to- ward Imperial obligations and com-

mitments ivhich virtually repudiated

such commitments and obligations so far as the Dominion was concerned.

Equality of status. thus interpreted.

meant equality of benefit but not of‘ responsibility, the practical loyalty, of the Dominion to the Empire balm: I made conditional upon interest.

_ same-issue of the Liberal l<orjgoiii'.‘tmtftrrresifin_bjlybypwayi of cfl- ' iine-xigeilfied windfall, Mr. merit in securing" sdsuhs-Ldy ltettftiJingflgggiz-‘e’ m“ h anointed with a mm’ {mm dimwa.‘ mmehvhgt-‘k. gijczblliiiin of editorial goose-grease for bud ‘allure okkméijgrilns‘vicki;di h-t-lie‘ benevolent attitude which he Nova Sea“ L.) coioberate with. ‘M5 adopted towards provincial Conserva- Province. has been shown to b: ir- ‘we g°"""r"m°"ts who" he w“ "l ftroncilable with the eXli2-1!ialr-ri=~PWHI’ strangely enough oupcon‘ Pleviousll/ Riven by Mr. Saunders and ‘vmijzl-mly W“: S Um ‘nest omsumd‘ Mr. Mackenzie King; and so 1hr- inc M“; PXM‘";!L‘ “r Mr‘ xmgbs genemsity

local self- |

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‘e, put up. At the same tune. - U ler-fitatrs manufacturers are sei- ‘A FRBQUINT CAUSE or A DAILY

lllon-s of dollars‘ worth of ina- for Russian farms. the use of

competition

“ll is a tribute to the resourceful- _ iiess" of Great Britain that she has patient‘ h? bed is mt alwws due b? bccn able to keep her markets open tubercumsls‘

once. Mr. Mackenzie King. and the the s

‘were the cause of the run down con-

golfre or thyroid trouble.

and science. slpoken of as a sort of abstract entityfall right. Indeed sci- cnce in that sense can no longer be maid to cxi" "T" ltifi " citing the lair. the privileged inter- mediaries explaining the mysteries of life to the common man have van- ished. Instead we find innumerable scientists each plodding airing at his own slpecizliscd task, telling us. when Slllllllm- X My examin- we are prepared to listen, that they ation would seem to show that the find the world a much cclde: place [Patient has very little. if lily. tllber- than even they had imagined, that Iculosis infection and vet the tempcr- they need a sjixrial language end a ‘aiure keeps well above normal, Dr. J. great deal of ma, ciuatlcs t1 describe‘ C Bryant reports the examination of it, and that, e n tiilll. they are no, ,over 3000 patients. and says that nearer to exp ining it. ‘They lio lon-' lpractioalli’ all of them required at- ger promiae us the truth; indeed. tlieyi iiention for their teeth. Infection was hesitate to gellerallse at nil. and they ifound in from one to all of the teeth make no pretence that they; can in so percent of the patients ex- speak with tiie kind of crtainty about

fundamental problems that made

HIGH TEMPERATURE One or the interesting things they are learning in the sanitalarium for tuberculosis is that the rise in tem- perature that has kept many of these

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amlned. Killing the nerve or devitzlizlng the Huxley a popular u-ritri- if nct a great l tooth as it is called lb heartily pro- man of science. tested against and gondgmned, The new humility" of scientists is ll. ‘is believed that keeping "dead" the mire ' - $0 ‘teeth in the mouth is the direct cause a. supe; t.. . suc- of-a great number of the ills that C955 has b:- tiinn their arsall the bodv. They so undermine most cpiimktic " rtsntl-i-ccntury ygtem glut val-ions lllnggggs- predecessors dared to hcpe. If their anaemia. tuberculosis. rheumatism Ylélvs HPOH 60d fllld llllllY-‘YVF-lty n9 and other ailments-get a real start longer find a place in tiie dilly papers in the body. the applied rc of their work ‘This explains why so many cases- tfflflfifflfln 1711B “ T0 111W? mid? have been found where the patient 'P0ssible Atlantic fl ht=, Ford cars. has chronic e-ngii; is losing Weight, and the miracle cf vi" Foss communi- and has an afternoon temprnture, and 61ml?" "light be a 1° Um"? ("W55 0r l~ naturally suspected of having boasting. And perhaps they would tllbflrculosls‘ boast more were it not nmv clezir other m", ‘vi-er, gnu-qty; “m. that men are as likely to use science to drstroy civilisation o; to build diiim have been suspected of having with it an W591?“ "l3 i’1"?3F'-‘1'9"5 community. But the scientists have Funnel: when the" k 3mm; dcne much more than inf." the foun-

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A Fourfold Organization for Eliicient Banking VSerVice

THE organization of the Bank of Montreal in- cludes these Four features:

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1. The local Branch and Manager

2. Provincial Headquarters and Supervision.

3. A Nation-wide Institution with over 65o Branches. .7

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4, An InternLtiQi-ial Bank with oFfices in the woricPs [coding financial centres and world-wide banking connections. A

, Each individual Vcustomertenjoys the full benefit of this well- ‘ rounded organization. Notwithstanding its great size and scope, ‘ the Bank of Montreal welcomes small accounts as well as large, and extends to all the same high quality of service. l i

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a1 liberal organ ‘taps Vqhanllv mm and 1hr one mo. likely to be remem-

Thcre is sufficient material resourc-

Established 1817

‘he breach “vim the dekmfip m“ u“ bsi-ril in uczztrst with the treat- es in the world to provide for the

statements of Ur. Campbell in iii." "m" “(Tommi “n ‘Vclntyre by the pfpwnt campaign refer only to Hm!“ Beniielt adiiiinisti‘ It is found ‘him hapwncd subsequent to (he in an utterance which Mr. King, then reference of our claims to the Dnmin- Prime “fimst-er‘ demered m the h“ Audit Board House nf Commons on April 3rd last.

I! L‘ surely "Mm: “Hm to mjmv \‘Vc have(luoiccithisstatement before: to KUFQCRC that our sidfir hluvifimc $01K“ Pym-y Conservative newspaper

ation.

needs of its inhabitants, and there is sufficient man power to turn these resources to account. The utilization

ing of human energy in such a man- ner that those who are willing to work for a living should be able to obtain it should not be an achieve-

of these resources and the hamesz/

ituberculosis or actual thyroid trou- Fan” m‘ mechlnlc-‘l PYQZTCSS- Th" lble. the removal of these infected “"9 Pmwedcd t0 astonishing lengths‘ “em has bffiugm about recovery in ' in dissolving the world of common "Hm, ca“; ‘sense; they have not 011')‘ created a. In, severe v types of gait“, trouble fantastic universe of infinitely small “here m“ and iodine have drum-Wad ‘elenroiis gyrating at an inconceivable work to a certain point. and then .-"l"‘"* In“ ‘I I progress secmed to step the discovery } U " 7 H ' ' ‘at of mks,“ team and the“. remova; clearly is their grcaicst achievement.

TOTAL .-'i5$ET5 IN EXCESS CF $800,000,000

Charlntleloivn Branch: G. FlLLlTl-LR. Manager-

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tion must be recognized.

poses. was the end of the matter.‘ The net effect of the King Govem-l by a certain section of the present m

. _ i rnt in o. ibl f realizatio . Provinces we" responsible for any in Canada. But it is one of those n w is e O n

‘allure to comperme in mcurm: mp classics which am- caiiiiot wither nor crnition of niir claims under the Au- Cusmm “Mo: so we new‘ make no 1 . V, flpuluejv for l"“ll'll‘ll.ll’lg it. unabridv- ~ flit. Board. The i‘il‘Cllll‘..~lflllf‘f"\‘ cnn- ‘ = iQECtECI with the fia<co of E‘; Prcm- M‘ m” the mg“ M Hansmd: ier Saunders’ vi<it to Ottawa last Tgén-‘EACIIIENZIE KlNfii "May . . . (‘;.l l v . January are still fresh in tlu- public m, L: ggégngilfltogegfirco’?$121283? mind! It will be recalled that Mr. (‘raid iellIT to provincial znvcrn- Eaundem. on hi5 Yetlllll t“ C"“"1”m'" llillti...n;iigficiinifiexpiifigién? town on that occasion. was i: .~xi<l.-_ fvclav, I might be prepared onrtcd as saying that he had had l” g“ “ "Wm" mlilth lws-‘lbh’ i" ‘ _ I _ 1 or two of the western satisfactory and successful illl¢‘l".'ll‘\‘.'.‘~ ifial. have Pfqffiivgivig nth premier Km: and we Alp...“ our.» iii-ad of tlicir gov- era of Justice and F.:iin:c. ill-ll h" had filed a special nae ll . "i p forth the Island's claims in lieu or‘ public lands. and that mi aciiz board of expert accountants had been ap- pointed "to make the final adjust- ment of Prince Edward Island's 91'0- vincial subsidy claims." The latter RhllOllllC€i11""-‘. though subsequently repudiated, crcriiczl mi immediate unfavorable reaction in our

The first opinion of qualified Old Country observers is that the Eiiglsh people stand prepared to indorse pro- tection vvholc-heartedly at the polls. And tiie conviction grows that an cosy victory awaits the Conservatives wncn the next oicciion takes place. Even the Liberal Manchestci" Guard- ian frankly concedes this. A special committee of economic experts have been working on the fiscal plans of Conservative policy

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tiiclr report is now complete. Its most ' original feature is the proposal t0 give nine-tenths of the market to Empire wheat-growers by h the adoption of a tariff which would lim’t the importation of foreign- grown wheat to 10 per cent of the re- quirements of the United Kingdom.‘ This “quota-system" is virtually cer- tain to receive Mr. Baldwin's sanc- tion anci to form part of his political platform.

The benefits tn Canada from the adoptlmi cf such a policy would bc

lion. MEMBERS? "Oh!" ‘IACKEPHIE KlNGl-“blit woi-Ll not give :1 single cent to mil‘ Torv government."

Fir. CENNETFI‘: "Shame!" | Tvll’; STEVENS: "Shame!" l Ml‘. I.'..‘(‘-KENZIE KING: "D0 | mv lion. friends say '.=hamc'?"

' Mr. BENNETT: “Yes. shame!“ Mi‘. MACKENZIE KING: "What is there to be ashamed of?" Mr. STEVENS: "You ought to be

ashamed of that." v

Ml". MACKENZIE KING: "My lion. friend is ECltlll" vnrv infill!- noiil. Something cvidmtlv ha". cot

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sister Maritime Provinces. It was imclcr his skn. May l rennet what 5‘lb~‘l~3n'-*"1- _ ’_ m t H m I have said? With rcsnecl to qiv- -_ "Qarf-‘lt-‘d l“ imlmmg “1 u’ ing moneys nut. rf lhc federal Among,‘ U" ‘tram,’ “Human” . " r- i, n». t -'r~- I ct _ ‘ ‘ ‘ we. a break in the Maritime ion l irlcwtslgry “Qumran fnlgflrhiggfilglfilgngld pmscnbcd by the world slump m

that favoritism had been shoyvn to] this Province and that certain pro- Rr final settlement of our subsidy claims under Pepcrt had been secured by Mr.‘ Saunders behind the backs of thci ' -~ - ' That ln/ei-iir‘! (‘om lex Conservative preirfiers of Nova Son-l‘. _ ) l y p lie and New Brunswick. The facts. »-; as M12 Saunders-Jud INN, m mnm’! time commander of the Canadian PX- n-erq simply that the qucstnn of the ‘ ‘ n m M rm P pumnceg pedilionary force in Fiarcc, and now gm; a "m ' ' - r d - r ed by m? Federal Principal of McGill Unlversztv. said "ad been re "re ' ir. the course of a recent speech at Winnipeg:

“I have liltle respect for that type of Canadian who if. elvmiz". preparer] to acrnuicsce in the oc- cusation of inferiority. A nation which cannot r-tnnrl cn its own fart and which is satisfied with chcanly imilafin" nnnlh"? mtinn is hv im- lvlicat m1 liifrricr in that rlhr." na-

tion and i; unworthy cf our rc- spiel."

unemnlnviiicnt nurprvcs. with these rtovcrnmcnts Sltlifllfld ns lliev arc todav. wilh policies rilrvmetricnllv opposed to ihosr- cl‘ this govern- tlie Duncan ll mcnt l would not give them a five-

trade stands the fact that. in spite cf the increase of productive capa- city and the spectacle of nations be- ing overloaded with a surplus of goods, the means of international ex- _.___________ change are sharply restricted and the wheels of industry are everywhere slowed down tn a degree that swells the unemployment list and occasions widespread and acute distrcm.

The whole country is feeling the benefit of the prompt. decisive action taken by ihc Bennett Government to relieve unemployment and give Canadian industry the chance it has been so long denied.

No two countries In the world, says the New York Times hove their associations and their interests so closely blended as Canada and the United States. Intercourse between them has been most free and satis- factory. Exchange of citizens has been as marked and happy as exchange of goods. Yet on either side there has

'Gcncz'nl Sir Arthur Curve. war-

‘rreasury Board to the Dominion Board of Audit. and that the investi- gation to be carried on WOilid be of, a nature preliminary to a Domlnlonl provincial conference t": deal ivfth {he subsidy question and finally sot- tie it. The governments of Nova scri- tla and New Brunswick promptly signified their readiness tn cn-np-~ crate with the Board of Audit. butl Need u: remind our renders that

insisted, properly enough. that the,‘ this was precisely the attitude of the appeared a spirit, not of dislike. but preliminary nature of the inwtiaa- Him. n. s. I-Telmett in the recent o! question 1111s is shown by the M- clect-cn campaign. nnd that it was on “mt ‘arm legislvntkm’ Mm Amen‘: And that. to all intents and pllr-i his policy of Criarli for Canadians 3:2‘ 512:9 §;:?t1l°$'orzg::usl;;p:;: that he “was most bitterly attacked beginning w lnfxuence oplnjon on her side of the border. There can l"

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has been sufficient to bring about rc-

We accept tlicir tales 0f astounding

speed and infinite diStlllUf} without a murmur; they measure the nictnl in a star. and we poiitcly admit their skill; they tell us that Lnc solid table; and chairs \- c u?" a?!‘ rcaiily compris- ed of dancing pziliis of electricity. and that llieuliolc lot of iiS. chairs. tables, nldermcn, bishops, tlowzigcrs. and rest, are flying through space at the undignificd ‘speed of nineteen

covery and sw avoid operation. S": if you nr any of your family are ‘feeling rim down. wfth a daily tcm- |perature that is hard to understand. as there is no lung, intestine. m- other condition that can explain it. ymi would be wise in hnv.» all X ravof your teeth. and have all suspiciou" ‘lerili rem/wed.

Na artificial lccth are as 200d e"

truth. But that b; where the sclcn- ' lists are to-day. They soc no limits to empirical discovery. but tl‘|"y see HO reason lo believe. that i cver make more than empirical dirs- l fl

plicaterl. mistakes easy. and real pro- zress slow. He was not dis-Tiirterl i.>_v c.

notion that diligent search in til‘: la- Iiratciy vsr-uld not some <l'\_v find the

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than any other Typewriter built.

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for the guidance of Mr- Baldwin, and ,

. _ _ . . ‘ . your own when your own arc perfect “"195 afsiconcLl “I10 tafrme‘ Andr than mW-‘rlei (Joe,

,. WE RFC Ill ormef L1H W ]Z'O CY D _ _ , "'1' »"°‘"’ "“'" "ml l’ mlemd- °"°“ ' “y ma, some 6mm. PM o”, zhe unb -' i Sole Agents Corona 'l‘_vp'.".vriicrs & Adding Machines they "id ivl" chew!“ ebllll-v "l" b" ‘ - . . mammalian-i a terrible sour” o‘ dang" h) W“ rinse is lllDVlllfli-llfl I2. vvcnicstauil-

firs. l\f~"n. British Weston Price. the out-standing dentist.

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The Horse he is a kind beast, But the Motrr is a blind beast. The Horse he is a mute beast. ' And hardly says a nelgh.

But the Motor is a brute beast. The Horse he is a mild beast,

But the Motor Ls a wild beast.

wvss a feature of a recent sports meet- ing. E is nc-t said whether any ofl

l-le-Goofus claims to have some- thing in common with Einstein. l-flm-Goofus? Why. he's dumb as Iiwhen he

He~I know it. wife doesn't underst a him-Life-

Mrs. Kldless-I hear the Nurse- mslds’ Union is on strike. What's it

iiig still we shall be equally correct! We agree again, only remarking that the achievements of modern s.ience are really very surprising. And yet with all this to their credit the mo- “dern scientists are humble.

The fact is that the deeper the scientists penetrate the more bewil- tiered they become. ‘Iii; current optimism of the Darwinian days is gone. in part at least, because the- Darwlnians have lost their faith They iverc once a fighting sect; they cleared away a mass of superstition and accomplished a great‘ educa- tional feat. Science has always been a great solvent. But. that battle won, they have learnt to doubt their own lnfailibil r4. It is the scientists them- selves who have disillusioned their followers. Once enthusiasts anticipa- ted, in the not too far distance. a government by scientific exports, eu-