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THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1930

Insult to Injury

To the people of the Maritime

sidy claims of these Provinces have been settled to the satisfaction of all concerned. If the Prime Minister ex-

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Provinces the most remarkable fia- pectsvm “get away" with a statement sources of the time. Mjmmon Bump‘ v l tum‘ w“ mm I “m .;_ ture of Prime Minister Mackenzie , ——- " “ ‘ ‘ ‘ . ., , . ,_ l . ; was.‘ ..,,ey,mte., speech a Brant of that kind. it will be the privilege that they" Llulllol 1.. ‘ ‘-~ ‘M \-“ 1" b“ 110 Lib- t‘- t ‘ ‘ of the electors of this part of Canada “"1155 l“ " “ ' , “'

ford last Monday was his attitude

ori July 28th next to show him that

marine crews at Kiel Bight carries ,

Germany's monument to the sub-_ mm by V.

towards the question of Maritime v H ull as to a. subsldy claims‘ <4It remalngd" he so far as they at least are concerned, thed inscigizptioln that 19f; sidibmariitire» n [EMT ' a - - _ 5, roes eri 1e in c ,, , k . . . boasted, “m the pmsent adminis- h’ ““d"°5“m“°d ‘he ‘““’““°“°° M Br e p 1P»; -1 1 _Should include provision for the the people with whom he had to deal. law“ war‘ A “st 0f the subma‘ “llﬂ II‘- ' - i tration to tackle the problem of ‘ I rings‘ victims, including the l,l98_ when, l‘ regular saving O a percentage of

Maritime claims in a thorough, l statesmarilike fashion.“ He referred: settlement of these claims and to the "generosity" with which the Government hi! acted in this and other matters.

It l5 ‘QOTOYlOU5 that the most im- portant of all the recommendations o! the Duncan Commission in 1926, namely "immediate consideration" of the whole subsidy question with a vie-r to a complete revision of the ﬁnancial arrangements as between the Federal Govemment and the Maritime Provinces, has been per; sistently‘ ignored. Every province in Canada, with the exception of the Maritime Provinces. has received airs-tine Lo relation to financial mat- ters and public lands arid resources. The Klrg Government allowed the entire last term of Parliament to ex- pire without any action of an effect- ive character to extend justice to this

Another "Friendly" Gesture

It is announced from Washington that asa return for Canada! friendly act in prohibiting the clearance of liquor laden vesels for the United States the Govemment there is not disposed to prosecute Canadian citi- zens in rum cases. It is learned, the Washington despatch says, that the Government _is seriously considering nolle prossing a number of indict- ments against Dominion distillers which were returned by a federal grand jury in Buffalo more than a year ago.

Among the Canadian firms, offi- cials of which were accused of eon- spii-acy to violate the prohibition laws and smuggling regulations, were the Gooderham and Worts Co. and the Hiram‘ Walker organization. Some of the bestknown distiller: of

Pasengers on merchantmen, which?

were sent to men and children. many of the lat-

ter infants in arms. notably in the

the undersea boat men who sent‘ them to their watery graves,

An eminent ‘scientist asserts that tobacco smcking is the most com-

The information is the more timnly.

adian Pacific liner at Clydebaiik a, few days ago, it is estimated that,

The Prince of Wales, President E.‘ W. Beatty and 10rd Aberconwav,‘

killed or drowned when the Lusitan- of (tuniwu. m, , . la was torpedoed cm May 7, i915 ' ﬁhmy, qu-LL. H“ g would make the total of submarizc 1;,1@¢=__¢;~,, 11...,» ,, 1., ~,_, n1”, crew losses pale into insignifazcc. grfillllllg 1i pa:

the bottom Without clic-r warning, included hundreds of wo-'!'l‘5l-@--~ feels. iiilii all lll’. that ll r‘ sinking o! the Lusitania. The world's _ T‘ 1* '51-- tears go to the latter rather than to. m“ n"

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and opportune in vitw of the ap- Emmi m C: preaching season for election cigars 1 as i, n

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REPAIRS

and service

pa“ m (‘he Dommwn‘ Mr‘ Kmg Canada were caught in the United whim were broadcast ghroughqutillll‘. vsniiqi I Fl i

“d his colleagues made "cry mt‘ States Government's net when a con- the world by radio 2 ﬁll" W'- ‘ d ‘ - - f» I. '

tain that the three Prairie provinces spiruy o! wme “o” w“ ununhed ' l glands ‘is ill‘. {Jill

would receive generous treatment in The logic of the argument ad- I 1m“ m" “'n“r° " i" ‘ .

by the customs and prohibition serv-

vanced by the Liberal-Conservative‘

and tiic uri

the matter of public lands and na- 1c Man . y Americans also were iri- , . - a. _, p p , __ rural resources and ‘irlncml an e5 l party that Canadian industries, its“ “M? _ ‘ f. , ,_ 1'13] rangements in relation the to" but dxcted‘ ‘ d they “e l” 5“*""i"°- mim- be silt" : .\ . ‘ d ' l v l’ . re ' "Since the Canadian G°V°m adequate protection, was pwugiirmef“ ‘ “ ‘ Pliozic Oi‘ wire ’ ' -;ll‘i‘: lnllill...‘ . z Ql. '

the Maritime Provinces, which have

inent has seen fit to enact a law

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. home to the people of Regina Tucs- ~ . which illegalizes the exportation . nervous “,4 _ _ , n l PPOPYiBtaYY “were” m ‘an area's of alcoholic beverages to the Unit- day evening during the course of an‘ Tm Y“ __ \ ,__ l ii- V __ w) low" “am Sn o! public lands given to other pro- ed States through the refusing oii’ addfgss by Ho“ R B- Bennﬂﬂ. Th2 l we‘. l)‘ l‘ ‘ i~,,;\...~ h. 1;“. _.i. . 1mm“ \_ s . u l > “ L‘ l \ ‘- m. >1, l. .., . . . vincss, and which due to their ter- glfeaﬁgceptgsmﬁén ‘bzlriguoffslgii: Conservative leader laid emphzisL. '1 M“ i ritorial limitations cannot receive one United States is not disposed °h m‘! 901MB. that despite the ma: ,, _ _ ....,-.......-..---. , d ,. 4 i _ to prosecute Canadian citizens in that Canada is biased with great . ,, ‘ _ . “ ' " any further contiguous terrwow’ are yum c3595, This would be a Irlcnd- natural "sources the unrmploy; . _ ‘ _ I z __,__,__... ______~ - left entirely out of the picture. And,- ly 555mm goiilomngctighe h-fienggy men‘ spectre stélks thrwgh- the. .. , ,<. M ~00 soeoaoeooeooveo 0000c» - . . ~ e . - i, . » . _ this, as already stated, despite the and °° opera‘ "e a on o land. v lmth ,‘ _ k . ' ~ wl-n Qct the N311 refreshing ﬂavor 0f ten

Canadian authorities. The question

definite recommendations of a Royal of dgsmgsgng m; Buffalo indiet- _ ' H“; _ I r ‘ o°mml5ii°ﬂ 55l- “P by the King GOV“ men“ is m! ‘:29 gaydsalgd tlrtn” This summer Syria will experience , cllici‘, so . l1 ‘. l Y eminent and which submitted its i-e- this “:5 his}, yguhed, but its ilrstelectlon campaign when the 1 llllifiF-ll .,,_ .

people of that Mediterranean Pro-~ '11“ * ‘w l , , B R A H M I N

port to the Federal authorities nearly four years ago.

According to Ear-Premier Saun- ders, the claims of this Province for

it is virtually charges will be

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Bennett Antithesis of King

certain that the .-

vinoewill choose a President. At a, meeting in Paris, it was announced that France. which has mandatory} powers over_ the country, had agreedi

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" r final -eubs‘idy»-ré6dl11§im°nt have In thewords o! the Independent to the erection of a constltiitiv;i‘frlp‘lr_ ‘ i ,,_.,,._,_,,'.;,,,‘ ‘ , S been perslstehuy’ pressed “pa” the Quebec Telegraph-Chronicle, after ﬁlming l0 Syria power to clcct aliu" the i i ' ' ‘ v

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i “We and a 1181f Yeﬂfs- Acmrdmg one can say that he does not know" Ajhudlqune a number M vkitorsi trcatiizriil. t r; .'..- .1 4

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to the present Prematr, l-lonf WHM. 119B. Prince Eduard Island alore is entitled to over three and a. quarter

millions of dollars annual sub-any, in addition to 5200.000 cash set-

where the Conservative leader stands upon the major issues of the ‘day’. no one can pretend that there is the

least suspicion of a. doubt as to What he will or will not do if returned to

have come to the province, and pres-' ent prospects are that the numb-er‘ will be much in excess of that of, DYE/kills. years. i

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- We have a complete line of ‘Screen Doors. Screen Win- g! dows, Netting, Door Catches, Springs, Handles, Hooks and

Element on other grounds. Yet f P i Germany is experiencing an Ex.‘ W ___._____v_____m___y________ .- in the i929 session of Parliament WW"- The antithesis ° rem u tremely serious trade depression andi“ - v ' i‘ Premier Klrg declared that the Kins. who surrounds his d°°1*"=“°“‘ the leaders among the great induSt-[Tllll u.‘.r'.co";..z" .~ "'-"°" Gm“ PM“ B"“h°" m‘ _.___.._J

l/iaritimes had not come forward w pres. their subsidy claims, and dur- ing the last session of the House Hon. Charles stcivm, Minister of inn..- terior, with the recommendations of the Duncan Commission oefore him, znsde the extraordinary statement zhat "if and when" the ‘Maritlmes presented their claims, the Govern- ment would consider the same, Now we have the climax to the whole mat- ter: the‘ subsidy claims of the Mari- time Provinces, according to the Prime Minister in his Brantiord speech, have already been settled: there is nothing more to say or to

with reservations, expressed and un- expressed; who riddles

Bennett is atall times clear-cut. Wk‘

burning his boats after him. _--——-—-——€—-

Editorial Notes‘

“There seems", says the London

England, Saturday Review,

try}.

his pledges with loopholes through which he may crawl out of them at anyvmlmiie- M'-

ing his stand for weal or woe 8nd

"to be some radical incompatibility between profellorl and politics in this coun- R "mall" w“ °l “*5” ' {the election issues are brilliant historian but e failure in the

reducing wages. It is predicted that between two and three millions of

ment has run its course.

the system of party government prc- . vails local party organizations are necessary. But they have a deﬁnite moral responsibility toward the country as a whole. It is their duty, particularly at this time to see that fairly and honestly put before the people, and to nominate for parliamentary honors

rial concerns of the- nation are cn-l, deavoring to meet, the situation bgvffllv an:

workers in the chief industries will be affected before the present movc- l p‘

It is a mistake to suppose, as many‘ people do, that party organizations, serve no good purpose. So long as‘

Four iluilill-eu )illl... 1 ti. yours, Oi love and lil‘.

n lgdlliliiilﬁ‘ Hardware 0o. Ltd.

FRH-‘ﬂTDlfX HARIHSYQRE SHORE"

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Commons, of Mr. Ramsey Muir. "W9 almost certainly lost more by-elec-

Of feast and i

worry about; everybody is satisfed; the W“, be“ men and women avaw d u ‘ IAn " "s iisisi‘ " . "

able.

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the Government's attitude has been. "not an endeavor merely, but a de- termination to see that in the inter- ests of national unity, these long- standing grievances should for once and for all be eradicated and eradic- ated in a way which would leave no vestige of distrust or ill will."

Of course, the man who made the notorious "five-cent piece" speech in

tions than anybody who ever lived.’

himself unpopular in the House b?

an affected superiority." ‘ for these failures politically, suggests

some student with not too much re-

and of Mr. Hilih Dalton. who 0v" had a class at the London School of Economics, and who is now “mild!!!

The reason

the Saturday Review. "would b! I good subject for a research thesis by

Some peoplg who ought to know better ere suggeting that Signor Mussolini is secretly considering the advisability of springing a sudden armed conflict upon France. There is not a word in any of his recent speeches that would justify a con- clusion so outrageous. The truth is that Signor Mussolini has realized perhaps more than his detractors

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r l A _ Parliament is capable 0f sayinx lnll- Verena m, h“ academic pumn m“ have guessed, how real and near is And l 2P1 nil .. . ' m: ' ' ‘ . _ -t ‘ , ., ‘H l i i. thing. But. in the face of the Dun- "mm," i“? “"1"” is; "l" °°m"‘“:‘°‘l°h“:l‘“ *"°“'~ b i _ I 170 You know Yllliliimlc H,‘ "' t - i‘ ~ ~ ;; ' WWW"- 7 uk" ‘m "3 y' B°“d-*~~ ‘°""°"" "mm": '"""““““'* “'1 vours will be visited? - ‘ ,,'“ " l 1"" ‘.19. . - ‘m "°°“““'"d“"°“' m" "m m’ ———- that trance as a good neiEhbor, low-- v ,3 ' ‘i "r “i y‘ Look up at this sky- , l “d “l ‘h’ n“ of ‘he persistent n- The significance of Mr. Bennett‘: should keep close eye on the actlv- "Kntmcm 3 ; 1,“ ' Be Prepared! ,.,.. _ W? 5' ggrapcr, the size of ' -_- quggt, to implement these recommcn- policy w uubumj ntmnu m“. ieies o! these gentry. ‘there is nothing ____,_ _ q l? , m1“? the good twist you i. ‘ in that to give cause of oflence~ex- - 1”“ l 0 * » _ l! i.‘ dntions in the matter of subsidy w“ system, which the local Liberal u, m. mmhwuu _ Most of the pczipic WITH ,1 , :1. ,3 sulap u, few cents f0!‘ ’ "ldlllitmﬂ" "id "Wwlwt "mil organ ltternptl w minimise ll frlnk- 19°” - ‘ "Id “Wk at c“ Civ- ‘, ‘ I ivlien. you ask for . i.’ i ‘Cl i‘

the present ProvincialOovei-nment claimsytwhd-ve‘ made at} Qttawa, it is incomprehensible how any public men-dean oral! the-men primarily responsible for the inexcusable de-

. lay-could 1c], _up_in brentford. 0n-

tario and say in elect the sab-

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points," it says. "On Whith Mr. neu-

present government, which maintains

nett diners from the policy of the

ly admitted by such staunch Liberal ‘Mi-nun. M“ n“ com, wmﬂn the supporters as the Monctornﬁw- script. "This is one of the vePYJOV

jurisdiction of the federal govern- lmentl" mother words, if the people ‘Ofthll Province want federal assist- saw-m road-building and mainten- ‘u-ice, they will vote for Mr. Bennett

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