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Chiung0. Vespers. o Ontario. Musicale.

\\'.'|sh. Mozart Strung

lemy Band.

Dnllus. Hawaiian.

shcnundoah. Concert. Baltimore.

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P. M. effersou City. Big Four‘

Baltimore. Male Quar-

Llncoln. Miislcule. Studio

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uartei.

OE (till)

10:00 P. M.

) Milwaukee. Candy-

grain Program. 0A1)‘ i526) Oniuha. Musical Con-

(‘I'll i A I Iii! 2) Program.

Denver.’ instrumental

' co (m) Mpls-St. Paul. Musi- ‘sl

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(‘ineL-Sitidio concert. 10:03 P. M.

ii‘ i-iTil) llnrtiord. (‘npltzii or-

gnu.

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0 (423) Sun Francisco. Uilri hour. 11:25 P. M.

A i322) Denver Union Pscliic Embloyees’ Band.

11:30 P. M.

seams.

_ 12:00 Mid.

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5:30 P. M. Jnttshurqh. Press Radio ‘New .

6:45 P. M.

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THE

CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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must be given a ch

House. Liberals 101, the Progressives

In September 1925, Mr, King was granted dissolution by His Excellency Lord Byng, on lib-e representation that he ance to secure a clear working major- ity. He stated at Richmond Hill ilhat if such a majority was not forthcoming, he would not attempt to carry on.

in the old Parliament thus dissolved there has been 234 members, of whom 117 were Liberals, 66 were Progres- sives or Independents and 51 were Conservatives,

in the new Parliament, elected in October, 1925, Mr. Meighen had by far tihe largest group-lztlmost half the total membership of the

Conservatives had 116, the 24, Lab0urt2, and Independents 2.

Out of 245 seats the

instead of immediately resigning, as he should have done in view of the ground upon which he trad been granted (lissolution, Mr. King asked "to carry on, on the assurance

for and was granted leave that he would leave the fate

of his administration to Parliament itself.

On Friday, June 25th, three separate motions by so-called

independents, in support of

ment marshaiied its last ounce of strenglih, were decisiv-

ely defeated and tlhe original the foregoing awaiting decision in

‘ This Is the story.

The Conservative Party stands solid as a rock for sound British ance of the British connection,

had been mov Parliament when Mr. King asked

His Excellency for dissolution on Monday, June 28th.

which Mr. Kings Govern»

motion of censure ,to which ed in 2llll€ll(l'lYl(€lll}_ was still

constitutional practice, the mainten

and the right of Canada to enjoy the blessings of stable Government.

for

And avoid another Election l

Hon. J. A. MacDonald, for King's. Hon. J. H. Myers. J. A. Messervey for Queens

Hon. J. E. Wyatt, K. C. for Prince.

10

11

g... Constitutional Crisis

The constitutional issue is pure political buncombe, designed to divert attention from the King" Governmenfs administration of the Customs Department, upon which issue it was ignominiously defeated in the House of Commons.

Here are the vital stubborn facts:

To have granted Mr. King

irumstunces would have been a direct denial of the right of Parliuimiznt to Imss upon tihe vote of censure then

(icmiing.

Following Mr. Kings resignation, Parliament by u major"

lty of l0 did actually adopt

King (iovcrnmcnt, and declared

cncg or office.

lt was lVir. King’s refusal ifi)-()])0l‘2ll§lllg n/ith the inc sitppllies and complete the Mr. Meighen no ultcrnativ

Mr. Meighen followed the same course as that adopted by Sir Wilfrid Laurie)‘ in i911, when he saw that it was im- irossiblo to carry on and abruptly d

recalled Mr. King to office, he he very face of Pariiaimenﬁs vote

if His Excellency bud (would have (lone so in l; of censure.

Under Mr. Kingis interpretation of the constitution a Premier need never resign, but could (lemand dissolution

zifter dissolution, despite t

electorate, and the Governor

ccpt his advice.

It calls for no comment-it speaks for itself!

a dissolution under such cir-

a direct vote of censure on the it unworthy of confid-

to follow British precedent in oming udministratiott to pass scssional programme that left e but to usk for dissolution.

issolvtiil Parliament.

he verdict of Parliament or tfhe General must perforce ac-

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“new work of ‘an year m“ acrasglthetr challenge to the adventurer of foods it is necessar storage to meet the

normal do: amount to

y to hold in Fri-sh meats in storage in Canada the amount oi’ ﬁsh in storage in

mllout three pounds to nearly one and one-hall pounds per

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