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The [world Is sflll mggering and :bleeding Irom the var precipila'tad‘ :to appease the vanity 0l German .mih’tanstn. The world had been douxinated for a thousand. years

i l _ l l

iiy England; German)‘

zin world came and sat a. her test l’or Iearnlng and ior culture. “Fin. îshed in Germain)" was Lhe last‘ A 'xul’d in science. in art. in philo-5ms and lia unquestionable uncerga means ot paying wtii- exptnaPs. greatesl Isldoes thc new tarin' vary trom ilie principle oI tha Old National l’oli- lcy. and the sales tax was as round.

B a d t ‘ iv conllamnell bv hoth Libcmls and iEn"l n œr-i‘ the fla v d: ' ' .l ' ' 1- g 01 wori _alternallng rain and sunshlne 1n| r r l i l l. l

grewltus‘ing lite and’Vigor into vesè'u w" me Donc}. or "019mm: (tua. theltion and giving abundani promise

domination? through ÿ'continuous tcerling; opportunlu‘ inade in 1914 and ihe world plunged

Feet that are tired and sore from long hours ot' standing soon becorne rested and re- freshed by zently rub-

bing them with Ab—

sorbine, J r.

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Company of America

atrenm ot' inter irom

"you nsed, il you wiil call.

“I

icomlng. The leaders lol' the .party :knew it wouid never corne isomelhing must coma! ll The previous administration had‘

lne_.'J-F

—ltn-lking about the C. P. R, and

the protsct

'1..1’i 0.Lll

(æ

m1.

008T OF VANITY

to Canada. vue put throuxh. Th

lee A11

had lande

great pm'gress in arts and sciences lieus w Corne,

me

l

irade - and commerce;

501ml“. even in ttieology. Why not‘tai'ntims is one ot the eszatiiish control ovi-r thc worldisets. Duran tne presem 88380!” s’nc m'as dominating'.’ Why shouidiwith its variaties ci weather. its

Tha ides

came. or rathcr was-og .

wns ‘ 01v Into

the bloodiest andLitn

a - - . l mû" "mm" 'wa’r m h’êmry’ a‘gihi‘ough seed ilme and harveat iu-

war iront the consequences ot‘im

which it wiil require- centuries toinmilm 15 largely inherent as 8180‘ FQOOVEY.

lllel‘ a burden laid upon it to ap- capable ot cultivation and devel- 'pease ihe vanity ot Liberalism. opmem_ Evan. in theeg de" ot‘ ÎIn 185m the Iparty came inio pow— ,pymg promise marc tare thosa er with a sweeping victory, They who “nm, douai; regarding the ihad found a new panaces for me

i

groaned w

under the prnvious au»

‘mini t a '

A“ s r iion. They had proachedismmer w“ gomg m lie an ex< i'iree trade as it is in Eugland" l

land the

its promised blessings, WH‘XY

ibuilt a monument, the Canadinn

:l’ncific Raïliwav. Everybody was

lwhat ii'was doiiig and still more} igoing in do tor Canada. Vl’hy’.A Imuid not hiberalism a:alao build fi

in monument. Canada wa-s bigi

I

i

icnnugh t0 hold Iiwo transconiln-{ lental railways and the Liberaii itransccntinental would he sucli a: monument to 'Liberalism as the l". ll’. iR. wns to ‘Conservaiivsm. it. . l l peuple Wli-lll. pariy the then IMiniste'r

ways. the Iaie Honoui'abie A. G.

was a great scheme t0 tool the,

Unfortunately tor thel î Blair. was a man common sense and he must notî be told ol‘ the proposed monumentî The and, brnught l'orth beiohe ha knew any. thing about .lt. W.hen the plan was placed in his banda by his leader and some sympathet-Icv collegues, ha remonstrated. pleaded. post-uiated pand. these tailing he reslgnsd. -His reason for reslgnlng

idea was comelved

ex-

was given in a speech dellvered in Llie House o! Communs on July 1a.'1903 ot which the toiiowin; are exiracts:

“1 obiect to the savamment con structing another gaverument rond Irom Levis w Monctnn. l objected to it ibecause it parallelcd the In- telrcolunial IRailway. l oblact to another government raad aven l! it dom not Vparallel the Intercal- oniai Railway."

"l am nm In tavor o! impetuo‘u Iy rushing into the construction oI a trnnsdmtinental Iine tram

the maturest deliberations."

own departtment shouid have been

my lmawlodu.‘

affect. The

"b I in! \;

4...... Av .

GHARlllTIEIllWIl GIIARBIAII

ana-nm.qu .WW“

Every intelligent eleclor is rami. iliar wlth the intense propagandaï :that wss'put iorward in the l“eder-vî . {al election ol Deceniber last by thal b3“ °Ï me "‘1’ un in me c‘b' [allie/rai and Profiressive inet Who knew vint n vould melnland parties in (avor ot the reduc— eltion o! the customa tarit! and al- Îtnoitt iree trade.

n. x. 0-mai- a“, au nanar.

'uang around me neck o! Canada (or

lits opposite, pessimistn. We tuay Canada la today stauenuz “n-lbe born wlth entier but ench is

n d crop prospects. ‘ l 8 un i I er “bien me Dam," nadltained last.week, attsr sotne two

îoeedingly ‘T t ' N°9“ “neved ‘hîm' heavy rain ot Saturdn)‘ nisht and i he} were the whole thing in Lan- Sunna}. me prophms ot evil pi'tv 'adian politics and tree (rade with dlcted a mimmgiy wgt aummer. mil I'taughi the pessimist that in this Abu‘ province a: least, 582d tlme

'. and they make their lives miser'i nhle niiserable.

:Whera otliers have seen

:u .COnference itailure hls message t0 tlie worid iwas “God ls in H‘is Henven and 'the Genou (‘ont'erence stIll lives".

0,, “ML As far as ordinary human dipio

of recognlzedlenca was a l’allure .but in what

Quebec. through an unknown coun try in Winnipog and the wsst un- til we kniow somethin; about i: —until we have tha iullest infor- mation about 1t.‘ ’l'he project in one or very great magnitude and shouid lie deait mth only alter

“I think I tnight jusuly complain that sa important a inattarof pollcy

artsing within the aphere cf my

conducted and mntinued in this iway bohlnd my back and without

Thora in mach mOre to the lame .monument must bs built; the Littoral pan: must have

nu party huilt. ita monument.‘ thai. remains al it todn)’

W OPTIMISM

l

cheertul. hopetul outlook upon‘

a bountihil harvest. tlie vli‘tue lhaa

optimbam sliould receive nul

petus suilicient

the deadness ot mimer yet Oii

189

Fears were enter eeks of dry ivreather that the During tha

dry one.

ears ot experience have no!

and

looking l'or reasons t0 bell

IProbably lhe greatest optimistl n the world today la Premier!I

Lloyd George. He simply relusesê

His falth is boundieasj

disaster! l

o doubt.

iii-acy can ses the Genna Conter

the Conterence has dlaclosed ot tht' varying vlew points OI me nations interestcd he aces a toundation l‘or success ai Lhe Hngue Conterence. And who knows hut lie is'right‘.’ What we regard as our faldliire'A m-ay b0 our greatesl succeues; OI« t'en our successes are our greatest i'allures.

To be Ipesslmlstle tha rwisdotn oi’ that overvruling iProvIdence which han developed our modem world tram its orig- when it was wIthout

in to donbt

ial chaos torrn and void and when darkness covered the face ol thc dsep. Many human ia'ilures ao called, have saddened the world aime then but the se called {allures and the no callad suceuses together have produced. a world ot wealth and beauty and oomfort, a world in which with ali lts sin and Its aorrmd. there is intln‘itely more 500d than evil, iniiniiely more love

than hatred. ’ c—-—-—.o-.————— ALTERING 'I'HE WALTERABLE

Yesterday's TIF—a'tî'i—Ot provingly a speech nmda in tlie Hanse ot Communs by Mr. J. 3.. Hughea in w‘hlch hs repeated one oi h‘Is Kins‘s County camping: isneeches idecianing ’that. his de- i’eat in 1917 by the Soldiers' vote wac "a poiitteal crime o! tire i'irst magnitude." And the Patriot adds chat 'iMr. Hug’hss vas right.” 'I'his trom a palper thnt declared ltaett "nnalterably" in favor a! the Issue a4 salle In tfhat olectlon and, mien ii “dans political camital niant lie mde ont oi it. i.:- ‘i'z: v .- sultan»

Quotas aD'

the

Notes By-‘lhe ’Way

. nre sont: int'alligent electors 15-tlie net recuit: oI all that agitmn'on tla'io streaks ot iron rust across lits!“ now mm,“ m me prenez“ continent. and a debt “"1ch will'Fieldlng tarltr. Hor In Ita essenc° ltho now Fieldlng tarit! la the Na- luonai Policy ot Pro‘ectlon, eltab- lilshsd by the Macdonald Govern- Êmûni in 1379.

l; Only in tlie sales lax. which was Vutroduced‘by the Conservativcs aa

toms duties. cent to t‘ie Sales Tax Mr. Fieldlnn adopted ano'iher msasul'e Consarvatiive origin. t0 vcarry “SL'Me une" in the case oI the Sales Tax as ‘,n 1897 hc said the came to in: National Pollcy and ha.

peated tha! endouement In 1922.

lt is easy to see why the Liberal Conservative guvernment 6. lt had heen 18 yearl “in pow- et; lt had loat for the timc most M '45 great leaders. lts Iall -was cortiinly not due to lu lupport ni the doctrlns oI protection, else the Laurier-Fielding gavernment would not have adopted and continued that policy, aven makilng it mare proteciivs than betore. Nor did the Mciahen government tall In Decem- ber int because oI Its ad‘iersnce to the National Potlcy. It. wan du: in (au, u governmenu all over the chvlllzsd world had no fore Iallen. hecause of the vast debt and taxation caused by the war and the unrest. discontent and unern' ploymcnt which necessarily tollow- barvest are a cettainty, Even me." led. Thut ‘he Conscrvative gm‘ern- see too much or too little romlngiment successflully carried Canada.wuim me enfuwemem or me MW. through tlie war and the atter-war reconstruction was prootof ita me- rit and wisdom. but worldlwide dis- content ovel‘threw it.

lt is i'e_lated that In the days otlot Iulfllment, 'Iy unnecessal‘y. as was proven by 0°“ !lhe l‘eau”. For both the Arsenaurt 0! tIie. Progressive Dill'ly, its pros-

government hel'e and the Meigien pect Or permanent-a scouts tu lie

and impendîns mu‘m’ ne bas seenlspurlous cases. dûs-:1935 tluin tliat or citlivr ol' tlie Old

lt'itnate success. When the Genon'nç great prmdmrs. and

Iooked like a huge W85 mucl 61' W35 ptlSBl ing him when an excitable verso" Todny ihey walk in soiieit gar-

threw himselt in tlie roadway (lllfil‘mentg' homme ne me deceplionl and shouted: "ont Mr. Wh‘lîefleldi Mr. W‘Hiiæficldl" fooll" said a by-stander. "that is not Ml". Whlteilald." couvert amas and brushing street rllrt irnm hls heard tn mutter: “l've dlrt‘led my— neif Ior nothing.”

own.

great

80 the Liber-l

“I’ll sing you a Iay ere '

'l'he great man la ho not lose Iris chfld'a heurt—C

n Il__1vsl_l m'a n'haailt

i}

leaders l

Equaily iatniiiar . with

By addlng 50 pel‘

of He ha. laid.

l'e—

tell iti.

V D

sic/n hzis heen patch "bill Victoria statut; that upon a mie Laken on the "rigld" en‘orcemr—ni of rite Lnrd's Day Act ilie citizoiis hy sn everwnelming" majority doclared agalnst 'I he ftlcis are: V

the "I'Îglll"' Lord's nzly .-\Ll should lie eiiio'rced m n11. as indi- cated by the notice:

closing oi :ill stores and businesscs w‘ithin the niazining or tlic Lord's

Day Aval?"

Upnn reprnînntntion by lhe Lord's lJuy Alliance tlie Mayur tollowing the advice or the (’Êty

Solicitnr.in:-trucied ilic Itcturning Ottiicer "in “illidrnw ail notices. . . and to craier l'mm any furtiier au! Iooklng JÎDTL'ann-llüllt'll question.“ advicc n'as iIi:it “Îht‘ Municipal Ac! dnes iiOi glVL‘ [lie Municipal Coun- cil aiiynut‘honiiy io subiirlt by Rut- erendu-iii i0 tlie MunicipuIDieCIOH whcihcr itie lioi'd'; Dçty slinuld lie Fnlfcl'cud." v

'Vlctorln Alliance explains:

staged and managed entirely iliy the “Aniidilue Sunday Longue.” refusvd in authorize :he plehiscite

1hai upon an

'It tell becauss

The Public Forum

1m ulumn la non m tu dlnwion by ours-pond» ont: ct question. M Inun 00t— Tha Charlatan”!!! mardlan du. not un... arlly andcru tha opInlm sxpnmd by lta coma- pondu”.

liards Dïllüante

Slr.—A must crroneous impres- craated by a des.

the Act The Dl‘inlùñt’ll vote mis not upon

(utorcement of the but wliet‘lierit

"Me you in hiver ot the Sundar

o! tlie Tliis

tu a snbmistsiun

A vote n'as takrn, hui how, the

il) The plebi'scite was got up.

v (2) Althougli tlie (lity Council me voie was mkcn in ihc Public Mni‘km at ihc tlme and place as Important city by- Iaw. (3l .\'o represen-tative “Lord‘s Day Alliance" or ot any likeuixnded organlzation, or nny person sym‘pnlhetlc with their views. was officiully connected with ihe plebiscite. The proceed- lngs were. theretore. wlt‘hout Offi- cial sc'rutiny or regiulaiion ut ainvy kind. (4) A large numlier oi' citizens deliberutcly rrtrnined 1mm voting, the '1.Ord's Day Alliance“ having requcsied tlieir hiieiids totake no

ci the

preacher.

Thosè twer

l in evidence.

“Get un

clothes

W Daiin Selections ioi'

Guttdian [leaders

—.——

Front the W. a. Loulou collection

WORDS OF THE WISE ‘

Silence hdlda the noor axainst _ the otrlle u: tangue and ail the of fading hopu Ilea at the basin lmpertlneuces Dt idle convern- a! the didlntegl‘ation now in en

tion.——dames Hervey.

One smile can glorlfy a day

One word uew houe «impart; The leaat disciple need to say 'nhsre are no aime to givs away 11 love he in thé heari.

Who brings sunshine into lite a! anomer. has sunshiine In hia

on iny way,

lCheer un! Cheer up! Oheer upl Whenever you're bine iind

th’ing to do

For somebudy elae who is oadder‘

Milan you

‘Cheer up! Cheer tu)! 'Cheer un!

,__

"A man’s owri gond breedlng la the hast securlty against othei- pao- pla's Ill manners.’

Eamh's cmnmed wlth heaven And evary commun bush atire with God.—Elisaheth 'B. Browning.

. J.4 .—

m may ne a little hM‘hel‘ aroumi

l 500 Oiily

i i Malice.

Whitelleld. that nui nnly were ihcre thouszinds

ot true conversions. but also mans}

e (in-gigoyernment at Ottawa were

emotionlt‘mad la fali under the worId-wideipartiles. A Dl‘em‘h'Iunreat and discontnnt which werei ’ng and a crowd tollnw-eiha mer-mimi of the cr“: war,

you

The wouId-be the wns

and Progressive leadors, local and fsdsral, “dlrtled t'iemsslves Ior nothlng” In the cam patlgns of 1919 and December. 1921.

69-0

thu

lwln‘

BOIIIG‘

who doea onlnc-

“lié r'snitul- l _

part in the plebiscito.

(5) Notiwlthstlnlndlng villa ,Ùnfl‘ sided characier Uf tlie proceedings out oi a [Dllll possible vote oi’ 13.-I 3.853 were claîmed us

l am. Sir, Pic. -J. M. ROCHES'I‘ER,

_________.__.__'_._._—— Thay'made professions and promi- au thnt were Ialse and Impossible

needlessly practiiscd in tliose tiwo campaigns. li swellezd the iiumbers thart‘ iOllow King and Crerar at Ot- t‘nwa and Bell and Johnston herz‘. but the d'irt s'qiil clings to them and the local Taxation Act and the. Fieldlng Tarin are tlieir wrltten con iessions that "tliey dlrtled thoni-

selves for nothing.”

'l'he princlple Of protecbîon. las embodiud iii tlie National l’oliry m' 1879 stands secure and unsliukeii In Canada and tlirougliout'ithe civiliz. ed world. Betore the war thu firent. nations were vheconiing more and 'inore protectivc. During and since tha war even tlie Utiited kingllui'n Iias jolned the‘ protectiontpt tanin“ Under these circumatances and crin: dltions what hdpe cari the‘sO-call- ed Progrensives entertainflthatnthrelr tree. trade notions cati pdssihïy‘ha adonted withln a. generatlpn ’to come? .Nons whateverl «Thla tact

dence in ths Progreallve party.

From its inceptlon the United Farmer moveiiient nus lacked the threa grsat val-antillais or aucun. lt Jacks a gr tilt-dur; in appui la not bnaad M'Itatlonal but nar- rovIed tu a single clans with itn ‘iopo oI makingCInadl a Iree trade nation la provsn be'va‘ln. From thê beglnning i_t han been a party of dlvided toMeIQÆWIatprn t-rm-

hlye Iltfils I'in common with thon who failow mlxed tnrmlng in Onta- riô and tha monÆastsrn Provin- ces. Proiesslng econotny. the Farmer'a government or Premier D'ury In Ontario lin out-Horodsd Harod by lncvsaud horrowin' and sxpendlturo beyond the worat re-

lgresslven have got practlcally noth- ing. Tha‘t alliance on his part has ‘G‘meml secremr'“ Lord's Day A1. c‘uu", Mm m ne dw‘rusted 'n “w Ha said hls cargo o! blrils, unininls west and li'as brouglit in a new dis- ‘ruptlve elcment tu ii party nom the flirst Ims luitked tlic essen-

which were 31.0 whoMtinls of stabllity.

Mr. Crerar is about to ury to savs hi. face by moviiig an :tmt-niliiient to Sir ment, wliich second nmcndnient lin knows wIlI be ruled_out oi’ orilcr by the speaker. peal trom the Spenlter's decislon tu the House. camouflage, intendcd touconfuse tlie issue and decelve ilie public. a repent-Ion oi' the acception pi'ilc— tised upon the olcctors in tht— elec- tion oI Decem‘lier last. aII lies Mie lecrdt agreement tween the bustard Liberal‘ilm today wi‘h thç"imported Iad cf Io- called Progrsaalvlsm, botli ot wlilrh are discredited in the country tiy the {aise professions and tlie prom- __i_ses ihat werc impossible or tuliill- {tient thntlwera‘ñnnde lie-foré and

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