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Morning Daily founded 1891

__ w..»u,__<..w Ev..."-. me uu_} , '_CHARLoT'1‘i~:ToWN, CANADA, FRioAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1915 ' __ _ {”f;,';j;_;j;;,t";§}',;;1{j,,";;;‘,§;;‘;3_

niieniricsniilt-EETING liiioiiiisii oiiii sciiiinn iiiiitiaa moiiiiicus snioiiotv Ai oEoiicEiowiii>iimioi's sioiniisoui i>.i5.i.iniLwiiv Eiinoiisiis coviaiiiniiiiii

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Ca _ed by Liberal Candidates but M01' G"=l"“°“= _ 0ne of largest Meetings of Campaign

l y Received a Cool Reception

The Premier Warmiy and Enthu- siastically Received by llis Con- stituents who Expressed in Unmis- talieabie_ Terms tiieir intention of

Supporting the

Government.

A magnificent and exceedingly large

meeting of the electors of the 5th District of King’s County was hold in the Public Hall, Georgetown last night and a unanimous and uncompromising sentiment was expressed in support of tho Government. The Premier, Hon. J. A. Mathiesen and his col- league, Mr. Ii. J. McLellan, were given a right royal reception,

The meeting had been called by the

Liberal candidates, Messrs. Peter Mc- Court and Horatio Nelson, who might with profit to themselves have remain- _ed at home for all the interest that- was taken in them.

Mr. J. J. Hughes. M. P., was in at-

tendance to give what little assistance lie could to his half-hearted friends.

On motion Mr. D. B. McLaren was

unanimously appointed Chairman.

When the Government candidates

rose to address the meeting the au- dience spontaneously broke into a tremendous and prolonged uproar of applause, which proved beyond the shadow of a. doubt, if proof were need- ed, the_ very high esteem in which they are held in the district. It was obvious that the Opposition candi- dates have not the ghost of a chance and Mr. McCourt, who ventured to repeat the malignant slanders propa- gated by the Patriot in regard to the oats was hootod by the audience and openly rebuked for his disgraceful and eontemptibie behaviour. The au- dience refused to listen to his tirade and blushingly lie had to abandon the subject.

The Liberal candidates will fight

shy of the district in future. The first speaker was Mr. McCourt. who opened his speech with is lengthy in- troduction. the gist of which was that he realized the embarrasing difficulty of his position in oposing the candi- dates representing the Government. He went on to deal with the Public Works of the province and began by criticising the Roads Act, and before he left the subject he reluctantly nd- mitted that the roads of to-day are in a far better condition than ever they were before. He made. the

wake of his colleague, but benefitting

left the oats alone.

The Premier was next called upon.

The applause on his rising was hearty ami overwhelming ,and there was no mistaking the sincerity of the enthu- siasm of the reception given to him. Before he proceeded he was present- ed with u. beautiful bouquet by an equally beautiful young lady of 8 or 0 years. His address was characteris- tically eloquent and was punctuated by rounds of applause. He gave a thorough and comprehensive review of the political situation as it had been developed from the day the Gov- ernment took office in 1911, with an unprecedented burden of debt, up to the present tinie of solvency and pros- perity. He dealt fully with the sub- sidy question and showed how little Mr. Hughes had to do with the secur- ing of it. The Premier pointed out that in 1907, when Mr. Lefurgey. one of the members for Prince Edward Island, moved a resolution that there should be allowed to this Province an additional sum of $28,000 Mr. Hughes voted against it. Was that the con- duct that would have been expected of one who professed to have the inter- ests of the country at heart? the Pre- mier asked. If Mr. Hughes wanted to do anything for the province, then was the time' to have donc it when he had the opportunity so exercise his influence (if he had any) on Sir Wil- frid Laurier. In regard to the subsidy tho Premier pointed out that the amount oi' $100 000 was assured to

liiiglies opcncd his niouth on the sub-

showed how the enormous debt oi’ $1,072,000 which the present Govern- ment assumed in 1911 was computed, and pointed out flint in the last three and a halt years, in addition to all the Public Works constructed that debt had been reduced by $80,000. During the past year the Government contributed $21,000 to the war, niet other uiiforsccu expenditures, and

R. L. BORllEN.

The Patriot having exhausted its

supply of false accusations against -tho Mathicson Government has.

by the lnnefs dmgmcei h° sensibly ` through the aid of an anonymous cor-

respondent, inventcd one, namely, that the gauge of the I’. E. island rail- way is not to be widened as promised, to conform with the standard gauge of the Car Ferry and the mainland railway system. As proof, it states that a wooden shed is i1o\v being built at Cape Traverse, whore freight will be transferred front mainland to Is- land cars and vice versa. And to all this it adds that "our labouring men at Charlojtetown and othcl points who have had employment at this

0Tl`AWA_, Sept. 9-Telegram reed. Th_e allegation oi_ the news

work ure to be left uncinploycd, while lntcrcolonial labourers will bc brought over to Cape Traverse and givcn thc employment there." ’i`lils fabrication is repeated, in another and more vir- ulent form in yesterdays Patriot.

Not because there was any doiilit

about the matter, but to settle it at once and officially, The Guardian ycs- terday tclegraphcd the Prime Minis- ter stating the P:itriot’s allegations both about the railway :ind labourers and received the above reply:

In addition to this assurance from

_Sir Robert Borden, it is wcll known l that during thc post your or more all the new sleepers laid on thc P. ld. Is-

werc long sleepers, such as :irc uscd only on wiilc gauge roads and that surveyors have already been at work laying plans i'or the standardizing oi' the railway.

And so this last Patriot fnlirication

will be nddcd to the nizilly that it has invciitcrl and clrculzitcd during the

'present cninpziign. 'l`lic clectors

througliout thc Proviiive will form their own coiiclusions regarding a party which finds it iie<~c.\:.snry to bols- ter tip its riiusc with such absurdly ridiculous cliiirgcs as thc Patriot and its low noisy minions have indulgcd in

to influence thc clcctoraitc.

[lilly ENNNN S. NIEIBHEN NNW NNIENNIEN EENENNE

(From our own correspondent)

O'l`TA\VA, Scpt. 9.»-(T-ol. Frniik S.

Melghcn, of Moiitrcnl, Qoiiiitiziiiilc-1" ot' the 13th liattnllon, and now on leave from the front, is being pronioted to thc rank of Brigadier-Geiici°al.

micr compared thc ecconiplishnients of tho two Govonmcnts. . During the twenty years of Liberal rule [lm yearly avcrage_ expenditure on Public Woks of all kinds was $10,000.

li' cars

' , lll i thc tlircc and a ha Y

this Province several day-s before Mr. ;'¥_:_ _‘;__c;l_____ G0vc_.__mm,t W0,-U ln pow.

cr they had spent on an uvcriige $51:

ject..in thc House. The -Premier. 600 __'_,__a_._ (__. $41000 more llmll lim

Liberals. Against 911 fcct of ste_el bridges built by the Liberals in 20 years the present Goveriinient con- structed iii tliclr tlirco and u half years 2,400 fcct, of better and more enduring material.

The Preniier next referred to some

of the things done by thc Govcrnineiit since thcy cnnie into DUWOT. illflllllli-I partlcnliii'ly with the short course.

made a reduction in the debt ainount- w_______ _“___ _____dC thc D,-(,vl,1,._e imllyi

usual charges of extravagance, which. ilu! i0 $19,000. N0l-WltllBliHH1iHlI all __em1,,m of Nova Scotia ni regard to h°‘V°V‘“`» W"-h 'cllafacmrlstic Lmeral this they “me out with “ Surplus' agricultui~nl education, There had also

inconsistency ho absolutely. failed to substantiate. His speech was one of the most insipid utterances ever licard

this province being the only one in the lloiniuion on such a desirable i`oot- ing at thc end of 1014. The Premier

been cstablislicd at long <f0\lf=~ic, wo- inon's institutes and the Suninier School ol' Science.

in 9501-geg0wn_ or fm- llml n1all¢;~_ asked the question wlictlicr any man ,mm ],_.(____im. msumm 1,13 sell(

anywhere else. and his reception was cold in the extreme. _ 1-la was listened to with smiling tolerance.

Mr. R. J. McLellan spoke next. He

briefly reviewed the record of the Government during the past three and a half years, drawing attention to some of the great works accomplished in that time. He very capalily ans

in Georgetown would signify his inten- tloii oi' returning ns members of this district' the men who now opposed the (ioveriinient. (A voice in the audience replied: “No!”), whereupon there was a treincndous outburst of npplaiise. The I'rcinier dealt with tho scandal with regard to tho outs, explaining thc matter fully, und to the ciitire sat

amidst ciitliiisliistic uppluuso.

Tho next speaker was Mr. J. J.

lluglics. lie i-iddrcsscd liulf_of the audience. the other hull having left tho hall bcforo lie bcgnii. llc ndinit- ted the fnct that hc had voted against tho resolution by Mr. Lcfurgoy to give this province $28,000, ainl _lm

thc matter nwav with

- ‘ ' ' " `tl»li rxlnin . ' » '.`

W8l‘Bd Mr. MCCOUPVB Cl'll|UlBmH Wim "sm'“`ti°" nf :he ““;mm€_e' whg__l°u_‘_!_l¥ lN`tNl(c llc iundc a lciigtiiy_ nil- regard to the oats to the absolute and illliilnlldflll li H HKD tlllfl 0"- "- '“` dross, 0ii<l0i\V0\\llliZ U’ ‘|“"““E' “"“"

entire satisfaction of the aiidlonce.

Mr. Horatio Nelson followed in the

(‘,oiii't'hnd talked a lot about buildings ercctcd by thc Liberals, but the Pre-

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tion for advertising in this column- Cnsh mult accompany orders. Mini- mum charges, twenty-tive cent!-

wAN1':o A1' once-Houss FOR

smaiifamiiy, centrally located. AD-

_ ply at this oflloe. 1590-tl-21Mtf.

wsrrrso-A housekeeper tv take

c_h:s_i__ge of hXme_ wh_;re__ther_§___l_s _r_\_¢_J

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c ren pp y 2877 9 8M3i

flee. _ __ _'___'________ __

'ro LET.--Two DGUBLE FRONT

rooms, furnished or unfurnlshed. Apply 265 Grafton Street.

HOUSE T0 LET. - CENTRALLY

located. with all modem con- veniences. Apply to P.O. Box 445. city. 2912-0-10m4l

LOST.-CN! OX, BRANDED “ D " ON

the rumg. Finder notify W. J. Drake, 9 Bydney Street.

(‘,lias. . Boston. M

town on Friday next at 12 o'clock

the credit cl’ the Govcrnincnt in pro- curing the subsidy. but only to involve himself dee er and deeper in the mire.

D _ .

__________ _________.__._._.,_.___-_._--_-__-_-_-_-_-_-.-_-_-_-.-_-.-.-.»- The premier asked him why, in 1905.

when Alberta iind Saskatchewan were

given one dollar and twenty cents pcr

LOST A LOWER BET OF TEETH- head in lieu of public lands he did not

Finder please leave at Dr. Bagn- T press the claim of Prince Edward ls-

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“"5 °fI`l§f’__, _2_89f99M3‘ land 0" l1__Slmllar__:round _ i_§'I_rc_¥_{_i_ti;_li_;g in the triauslv 01' l0llYl‘@‘~<‘§ vt 1-<lnc~<l.i\ night Mr John J \1aiii|oson Governments and showed

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- -- - ~ .dt e clues on. ant . A __ _ _ _'_. _ _ _ T0 LET A LARGE DOUBLE FRONT '3V“d° . MM-‘N"|\~\|'l l\l'¢ l~\fl0l\ 0*-Pl’ ll NUTS? ill' how this lind worked out to the ativan

bedroom, pleasantly furnished in,a 00m” t° "‘°__P_°i“E-__tI_{°_w‘_f_'?efv_gde'1§1g WASHINGTON- 5"l"E~_9~_"Al“N‘"§S“` icinluiicc. All the cniidirlatcs, with thc ings of ilu- Province. Ho proved to central locauomprivate family' Ap- thmwn on S IEE) Cn ked Ofy him` ‘ION Nloimcm *Et vimina YM hlhxu('tcd ""1"“l)li<’l\ Ol' MF- l"0l`lWS. \\'\lU WHS lil* thc esntisfiictioii of thc audience that

ply. at (}E_3__.d1an_ 2§g3;3_.17M_Lf_ ::_<;xl_)_¢:_ct_e_3;_l___t_1_i_i_es___t;n;i__sa;________ss ve____ b_\__:_;_:__e__t_oT_l;l2__:_o___nf{>i_i::__tli_~___ iiisposcil, were present nnd addressed tht. ,\“,lll(,,-3., ,-ppm-1 ln thc ilmlnf-gg gf

MALE s_LVE_“”*R Fox_ w||_|_ Rggls. _ _ _ no _(___ ___ __ _ __ thc iiiidiciii c. the l'roviiic<- was right and the I utriot

lame y. ia s g .‘ ccep a 1 c as an en- “__ \ U R . _ n. _ ,

B d_ _ 1 or eX_ _ _ _ _ . . .» . _ oss uns tic ist speak wrong

E‘eNi‘aiiSgt1zm]i'l<l>:niNemilife ofmsaxeequallty. The meeting closed with mrm;_52::_ V0’ t” ‘ho U“‘l"l States “nd E" ask -‘r and gnvc o fine rcvlew of thc situ- Mr. ll. J. Ptilmer followed in an un-

W Pike. 50 Avan Street/ mg cheers for the Mathieson G for ms mmm' __ ation. lie i~c\>ic\\~t-ii the _liistor_\' in»;iinlly iiiihl address free from Dor-

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_,_SB_ 9149 10m3l U10” _ _“mg q_____ ____(0_,_________ ,_,____ ol thc Mnililcsoii tiovcrnniciit from ilu i-onallties nnd 1>ntircl_\ inno<‘u0\lH

__,_`..v.-;- v--- _-1 *i * ' " l' -'l -1 -'l l1‘-~ |)»-- \»- f~ .‘ -1, 1-- l -- WAN1-EDTA Ni1c?rlnrcNe(Ni11c;bualNil3 Eg git: _ (From our own correspondent) Artwmiy ttltmg-gif) Mi'“NNI“?0s i“(€)|u"(l 2\‘n;§"l" (“NN:N‘5N‘l‘l"$"“O'NINE* §;Nlllltl‘\i(i:‘linfi)i‘r~I- citftilivelxiidxiiglidiixti (NNNNE lSlN'niill>\11tlNyl')Dllie»

charge of a farm ,wife to act as h OTTAWA. Sept. 9.-Sir Robert Bor- __ "°'S_.m _“;\;_°_g=0“A(:. ___?_¥“'3_n,(,___',f:`__Df 1-d nt flint time with ii deficit of ing ulinost entirely with thc Govern. margin 1? A 'ply "W" Guardian l"`llE \\’EATl| ER, den stated to-dny that during his visit “f_"“___‘_;°“_‘_ __ ;_‘__;‘ _____f0w__§` ,_,‘_'___' '_ -‘_ $1,072,000, ii had siiccccilcd not only mont 1-aiiilirlntes. Thoro is no doubt house epe . D 28________8M3_ ' to Great Britain he had nuin'eruus R 'm' ‘ W 'r ' ‘M ‘ii wiping out thc nilvcrso unnunl btil- that Messrs. Martin and ROSS Will be Oillce. _ ______ '|‘\¢‘1\[]"ER,\'[‘UR,E _ . was marked by violent iiitillery duels _ __ _ _ . _. ._.. ----~-~--§v*~F;U§"|jd'AUC1-|o|»,] ‘ ’ conferences with the heads of the var- _,_______,_____________ ______ ______w_____ been __p__,___ _in<1s, but had innnagod to tonic oiil _returned in this distiict. T(;__B_E__eS?__\;_|_?ke_ Square at Cha_.|0"_e_ TIDE. NNIOON, ETC. ions departnieiit_s oi;__the__I;3_i_ltlsli_ Gov- ____ ___ _he woe____e _,___'______ of A_________o___ \\__|_t_li annual ‘siirpliisos nvcrnging $30- VENT

ernment respect ng e a y o Tan- _'3O___0 DF Mo___________ 0 . (‘_()1\II`_'\'(} E 1’ S_

ii i :i-. ii u f tu -. " ‘ " Mui-‘..i..\1.ifii --i~ni=i.i » ._ ,_

noon' one mare about s‘x2§§;x0s8g”Ngi TOI(t?)pls?l“5‘ *%e;N1;m€:ifrd1|0r2Marl- N1; ‘fltlilriiN)srl(i“siiiliphesniieczixiisiiilyaisorrfb; IONDON Sept 9_“°_.0 _hm thc Iailiiiiiiistrzixtldiii U Niiwti iiiqceiilttit A\1\1\()[,»1\CEI\IEN'1'S

R- Be“N'“t°‘ ’ d f hwlnds mom purposes of the war in every r-use 2060 __ _ I' ___ ' ` __‘ _ spoccli full ol pleasant gr-neralitics and BIEETINGS. ETC.

---'-" ime' Moderate an res . - ' ' ' , ew si soi ers arc ere on eave ‘

2ll13~9-1011131 L08T.- CN SEPT- 4, FIVE DOI-LAN E ' he was ussiircd that in respect to all , _ cmpty platifiulcs.

bill i L. J. Reddin's Store or bg. ly south and woot. with 801110 Bh0W€l'9 _ _ _ _ _ __ to he _ _ __ from the _front to _celebrate the Jew _“___ ___ ____ ___ ___ _ ____ _

n suppl os tis in procure( ou ni n tion spo aiu rc- _

d thunderstorms. ish New leais Day in London, among _ QNE CENT per word each inlet

tween were alndv?:i,w1a1l't;BEllE1:kAax' MTHE WEATHER.-Yestel-day was side of the United Kingdom the rc- 1 _|__,____ h_,____g govern, (~____m_“_ms _h__,___]_ olic-|l_\\~itli fm-ts_aini figures to Mr. _lon for advertising "_ this column I<inder DIGBSG 9”- 285__9_8M3_' “ne and v,.__.'y wa,-m_ sources of Caiinila would be utilized they Wm 1,0 bM._k 1,, _hc tr,,_,,,.|,,.,_, M Naslis gi-iici':ilIt.ies. llc referred to Cash must accompany o_.de"_ M1111, __.._.__-To LOAN WE H-fvé. The highest temperature recorded £0 the l;\_l|l05E_D0*§_2°£9e?__’gf’€\t__al_‘l_l:_‘“_l soon as they will vigorously observe __':_?___;’\‘CS¢'¥\l_ _<=<J_\1_;llli;i__n____;f tli_c___r_$‘_"f_ mum charses, twenty-five cents.

NIIONEV ' _ trda as 78 deg. above zero. "3 ""0 ml” “ C “‘ ‘fl the irrcat. feast. ‘W "1" "U "~ " " _ "

particular amounts of $375. 5475i X183 0-iloyk _v,,,,¢c|-,1,,,y mm-ning 1; given to all the officers of every pur- _______ with wlint. they were when tho Govern- ncanvlls sl,-atcha,-,_ 751; ea¢h_ Am-l. $500. $1.250. 31-500- *° ‘°““ °“ "’“ registumi so aug. uimve; ut ii im chasing tiensrllilviit- While hi P»i\i=~ oinc/\co. sept. 9.-'rim nuiiv News 'Haut <'-anic l“‘" P°“’*“'- “"“ “"‘“" euiturui nun. 2213-7-ziiiiu.

SUMMARY ' OF WAR SITUATION

(Special to the Guardian.)

LONDON, Sept. ll.~»'l’lic (lt~i‘imiii

(frown Priiicc is innkiiig ziiiotlicr :ittcinpt to brvak iliroiigh thc l~‘rciich lines at Argoiino. Accordliig to u licrliii statciiiciit hc siicccciloil in taking trenches over a front. of one and a iliiartci- miles and captured 2,000 prisoiicrs, 48 nuicliliic guns and 64 niine tiirowcrs. The i~`i'ciicli, both in their niidnight rcpoi‘t und aguiii this afternoon, ndiiiit thc G1-i‘iiiniis guincil n partial siicccss. bitt rlcclai'c that iii most iiisiniu-cs ilicy wcrc tlirowii bark with liciivy losses. This is tho second r-lfort oi' the (lcrinniis to win it vii.-tory in this region. and nltlioiigli on 1-:icli occzisioii llicy gniiiod at small ninount of ground tlicy :irc nppui'oiitl_v as ini' i'i'oin their ohjcctivc ns on thc previous occasioii. lflgliiiiig was in progress :ill yostciwlny iiiiii througliotit thc night and is still going on. 'i‘liis. tloiibtloss. is thc (lt-i"iii:iii rcply to tlic zii'tillci'y bniiiliuriliiiciit which tho Allics kcpl. up for flffccii diiys, but which now sociiis to bc dying down, without any iiifuiilry nffncks foliowiiig it as had bccii iiiitici- pitted. lnstoiid, cxccpi. for liciivy gun iiclinii south oi' Arrus, lieinh throwing seems to have tnlicn its plzu-c.

Along thc i-nat(-rii front things :iri-

inoviiig iiiorc slowly again after thc ltussliiii oifciisivc iii thc soiiiii-oust, in which they i-lniinod it siibstniiiinl victory. lt`i'oin thc Gulf 0i` Riga to ()litzi, soiitli of lioviin, thc Gcriiiniis sinic thc siliintion is iincliniigcil, wliilc tlicir cciitrc from that point to :ind boyniid Pripct iiinrslics coiitiiiiics to iidvriiicc. (bi thc whole tho ltiissiiiiis uppcnr. with fri-Sli siipplicu ol' uininiini- tion, to bc iiuikiiig it bciicr stand. 'l`licy are nidcil doiibtlcris by thc ruins. which ure turning the roads into rluag- mires.

The only iicws of thc Dnrdzincllos

comes from 'l`\irkish sources, wiiicli report nn artillery action, in which the Allies' ships took part.

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NNN. H. l. WHITE

» GNES lil NEW YUHN

(From our own correspondent) 0'l"l`A\VA, Hopf. -il.~--Tlic Minister

of lfliiziiico luis gone to New York, liuviiil: bci-ii inviicd to inoct thc Brit- ish niiii l~`rcncli coiiiiiiissioncrs who :irc to tical with thc ext-liniige problizin. Tile lirilisli rcpi°esoiitullvcs iiiclurlo the Lord (‘,liicl` Jiisticc, furnicrly Sir ltufus lsaiarzs, :ind Sir I<Id\vui‘il iloldcn. The Miiiistcr will probably rcniaiu for several days.

NNSUNLTIES IN ‘ GENMNN NNN _

NN LNNNNN

LONDON, Sept. i).-i\ii offlcitil state-

iiiciii. gives thc following list. of casu- aliiieu; Killcd 12 incii; ‘J wunicn, ti 1-iiilrlrcii. liijiii'c<l scrloiisly S incii, 4 ivoiiicii_ 2 i-liildroii, Slightly, INS incn, 22! woiiicn, li cliildrcii. ()nc soldier killed, 3 iiijiircd. All thc other viciinis worc civilians. The attack of Inst night. brings tip tho cusiiulilics froin ’/.cppo~ liii raids to 1215 killed, Ilfiil injiircil. The prcvioiis night 13 wcrc killed and Slit wounded.

pcror William and has already gone to thc front.

the (Icntrnl News i`i‘oiii Vlciinn says it is officially aiiiiouiiced thc Austrian Laiidrocbr cavalry ciitcrcd thc for-

ing Maiority.

A grcnt. political dcnionstration was

licld in Montague lust night in the Antiitoriuin. ilnfluestionably it was the most favourable mee'-‘ting for the (foiisci-vativcs ever held in Montague, which liei'etot'ore was ii Liberal strong- hold. and one in which it was with difficulty that Conservatives could get oven n hearing. Last night it was diil`crciit. All the candidates received ii good ho:-iring, and the whole audi- ciico listened with evident approval to the refutation by Conservative sp:-iikci's ot` thc many Grit charges that have done duty during the present cuiiipaigii. The niceting left a most i`avoiii'nblc impression i'rom the Gov- ernment stand point and there is no doubt that the Government candidates. Messrs MacDonald and Dewar, will be returned with an overwehlming major- ity. The announcement by Hon. J. A. Macllonuhl of the favourable reports from all ovcr the provliice was what was cxpcctcil, but it nevertheless gave thc greatest sa-itisfactioii ami was rc- ccivi-il with evident pleasure by the lurgc iiiidicnrc. 'Plicrc was it crowded house and tuldrcsscil were delivered by thc 1-ainlidntcs for thc tjtiriligiiii und .\liii‘i'ny llurbour districts.

A niiinbcr oi` ladies wcrc present. Mr

l.uitii Poole prcsidcd, uiirl the candl- dutcu on thc platform were lions. Ili. Mncliiiiiioii, J. A. iiincdoiinld, Messrs A. P. Prowsc, J. A. Dewar, G. S. ln- innn, A. l". llrucc, J. J. Johnston and J. A. finrriiihcrs.

Mr llriicc opciiod thc discussion by

giving nii uccoiiiit oi' wlinl the Liberals had doiic during the twcniy-one yours cliicf of which was thc crcciion of thc Asyliiin und thi' uppoinliiicnt of Mr itogcrs as first (‘.oininissioiio.r of Agri- culiiirc. llc pi'o<'<‘odc<i to disciiss thc liiinilrcil iiiousziinl siibsiiiy :ind tid- inittcil it was obtuiiicql by the Iilutliic- son tiovcriiinciit. lin did not think. lio\\'i~vci‘, they had loft any niemoriul for thc nioncy llicy had obinincd. t'i'iiii'i.‘-iiiil: thc ltoad Act. lic said hc did not think flint roiirliiinstcrs who did their work were pniii too iniicli, but flint thorn were inn inniiy of thorn.

l\li' illiiriim-li I\lcl\'iiiiioii said that thc

ili|`l`t-i'i~ii1~c lictw`cr‘ii the (‘oii:-icrvntivc iiiul l.i'ln-i':il iciuliiiiistcrs vvzis that the i'orinci° did work for ilicir iiioncy whilc thc lzitlci' :lid noi. ’l`lic l.ilicriils puid ton ci-iiis for cvcry bli'ili and death i‘t~poi'io<l, liiit tlicrc wort' iniiny dis- ii'ir-ts from wliirli viiul Statistics were

papers to which you allude are wholly without foundation. Upon Liswns Wim Umeigned Pleasure in

inquiry num ine iiuiiway iiepaniueui i am guivisui uni me wneuiug Reiutation ol Wornout Grit Charges of the gauge of the Railway must necessarily be deferred until alter Aiming( Malhlggon (;0vg|-||mg|1|_ the Ferry is completed and in operation making the transfer platform ess a

necessary. So long as sufficient labourers or railroad men can _ ,

be secured on ine isiauti uuisiiie neu wiii uni he sent iu. [signed] Sure oi Election with 0verwhelm-

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hind Ilnllwny to rcplnce worii-out ones _ _ _ ____ _

never received. It was better to pay a little more and get accurate reports than pay ten cents and get nothing. The saine reference to agricultural reports was made. The Liberal road- inasters were not paid for the returns and they hardly ever reported any- thing. The Conservatives paid a dollar per return and got valuable and reli- able information, which was of great importance to business men and farmers. This, they all would agree, was worth paying for. Discussing the road tax he pointed out that the pres- ent Government collected the tax from 5,000 more people than did the Liber- als, and asked what that meant. Merely this, that the Conservatives collected the tax impartlally, while the Liberals had many favourites whom they exempted from taxation, The same thing occurred with the land tax and income tax. Mr McKinnon dealt lucidly with the introduction of agri- cultural education in the Prince of Wales College and common schools. For thirty years the farmers had com- plained that while they had a system of education to train boys to become lawyers, doctors and ministers, there was no curriculum suitable for train- ing farniers. When the Mathieson Govcriinient came into power one of the first things it did was to adopt an 'igricultural system of education which would meet the wishes of farmers. The -iystcin now in operation was the out- '-omc of the Govcrnmcnt's delibera- tions and had been characterised by tlic highest ediicational authority in “aiinda as thc best system of educa- tion in the l`)ominiiln. Mr McKinnon urococdcd to discuss the finances of the Govcrniiicnt, and taking Mr Bruce it his word sliowcd that the decrease if intcrcst. paid iii 1914 should when capitalised at four pcr cent. represent 1 siiin botwccn eighty and ninety thou- sanfl dollars. Ho denied the charge nnidc by Mr Bruce that railway rates had liecn increased. :ind pointed out that thc three short hiiuls had been aibolislicil. Mr Mrl{innoii concluded by :issurliig tiio audience that every- iliiiig wus going well with the Mathie- .son Government candidates and that they would he returned by a large iniilority on ilie 16th. _ Mr Inman was next speaker and clniiiicd that the cxplaiiatioii for the iiicrcascil rcvoniie was-i thc increase

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either on ilBl:__;>_l‘ ua _-___ _gr #000: 11,01-row al 12_ lie had the oppf_lr _im ty in addressing I’lic__ Daily News "bluff anil_ Offirc __lf‘_f~f ;f"_> S “<30 _ l_0_ Fflullrllil l»!_l”0\:;ll nN0¢1,._,.__ Gm-den mrly and Lmlyg $5.00 for 2.000. GU-ARDMN »o___»_ The ,un ,els mls evenlng at 331 and the nicmhc-.rs o s commission to _snfo. the second All wf-il. lt is _*_ li_<‘ _ll UN; 8 I1H\_?ff1__t: 0____ _gil imslmt hall M vlclm-l,,_ Fl-ldny sept $20 for $10. . “M41 “Mtn tomorrow- at 5519; 11 I-|59, mmm-1-ow point out llc resources oi' (anada _(.v1,1,.m_ Says _lm D___|_V N,,_“.,, _hm mg _rnv iicc uni no <iui._:;___o_i w ___o 101l1_ Kensington and Victoria game FICE- _ ___..__i._..__ ° morning at 5.32 and sunday at 5.33. both in airr_|§f\il\\irel and msniiiai-turcll 1 rut-i on inc nrnisii cupitui wus urf~-i- -ood _for u ffirnivrs 1 f- “MW i- M 1-, 0-c1,,ck_ p|,,,,,,, ,l<,n»¢ roms; ml, F'0i-'SALE-BEUTI-°'N9 0N__ f:_0RTH_ He moon sets this evening at 6.44. Pl‘0t_|\l0lH-__ 10_ll;l-it <‘;l_:I_lf_t;_iss_ioii ii_s well _ ii_o_iii o_r iirn__:_wlnit is cn}l_i_~.r_l_tl;;>_lir-zirt ;_l_1\:\__l_lI\_lf__:::?__l:;ll\g UNH Hlliilll "0 H0111 d,1w_ 2g02.g.pm2l

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Bank of Nova Scotia Chambers. The length of today will be twelve which Canada coul furnish if re. _“gs _______(_______|ng cross Railway slat- was wrong and tlio Patriot right. H_,_sza_.d __ Chnmbam Law Com."

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