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the entire reign of.’ Queen

00l- II- A. Indiana. D- l. 0-.’ which was all too short, and who Idler _l Icahn-a. l. III-lost Landau lotus-n. I. Olnlo .

earnestly desires that our present

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A s n eorcma es re ' ,_'—__'}—-i, MONDAY, AUGUST 1s, 1926 1311.’. $15.? “it ill. $1.: Makes Sensational Charges 1n Speech Ac- — ,_ ' ant to meet from tme to tme men

r0 o er rov ces o re 0- ‘ THE GREAT tsslua throughout the Dominion to drasli-f m m p In w“ a m rl p g

_ oughly imbued with the spirit of ______i-- ' 01111! 18101111 1118 17118101118 81111 EX- loyalty to lilo British Till-one oodl (Telegraphed summaries of the speech made by W. T. Lucas,

Mn Mncttnntle Km‘ at the _be_ else Dennrtnlent nntl Atltnltllnttn. Etnnlrtn we have enlnyetl tttntliLRA. member ior Camrose in the last Parliament at his nominating

_ ' convention conveyed an inadequate idea of the really sensational dis-

flnm" °1 m” 9101.101"- 0011111111811- 11°“ ‘he beam“ 1‘ “"11 1° '1'” pmmeg“ m‘ a "“mb‘“'.°t occuskmax-losures he made. He charged Mr. King with threatening Messrs. CamD-

"mod tbnt tbs mnln lune 0t. the crtme amt nlsnonesly wnlcn began 111111118 11118 P1181 18W W881"- bell and Faitshcr. told the story oi the intrigue at the start of the ses- coming election was the "constitu -

———_—- sion and the pressure brought on the Pr0E181181V88- 811d 1188181811 111818 W1111th18 111111111118118111111 111111 0011- Om of these nth! I I‘ vlllwrllwas "obscenity and rottenness" 'in the Customs Department. A more tionai" question, that is, the alleged iiouod iloiii mil Govgynmqnt w“ whom Jitlwas our pri ' his to meehlcomplcte report of his speech followszl -

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uh n m ti.) ii; g iii ~ . was a"nati1'r‘l oi-_Priilce Edward

w s u nu y o e Governor defeated in Darliaiueut. ‘Island who his lmen for yearslpastl Mi; Lilo-as opened by saying be went tlown to Qttnwn wltb nn onen 901101111 111 1811181118 10 B18111 111111 Mr. King is uqw looking for rc- a rof H», s andbwldet tkuownlillilld, but it..wi1s apparent to him that Mr. Melghen, with the largest dissolution while a vote o1 censure p De u y

group and with a favorable Senate, could give the lWest the legislation 01111011 01 T010010- ' 1118 11119 110011 81ft wanted muoh more easily than Mr. King. -\1v- careful student 0f Canadian public Ho had been charged with b

Sinclair, Jenkins and Jollll- affairs. and has 1110112111 1188i11Y81111 1118288 8111l>11111111111l>)'- 11 1118111 118d

. l th b l t . - i - V ltnnw ttll tltnt ltnnnened tlnn upon occasions] has writtten artitlles gratin! méllle wanton“? cllaurgevgztebgitltfgeirently When he voted with the L b everyona known tbnt tbe Gnvannonltng the tale Liberal regtmtn They that have dial enged tie attent on

with the other side it somehow was different. Genet-oi watt bot-leotly lnntllletl “tare lrylng to evade an reterence 01 P1111110 ma" °1 11°11‘ m” “berm Mr. Lucas dwelt upon the pressure which was brought to bear on h t 81111 C011881V811V8 P811188, 111111 1111118 the Progressives and Ul-‘UA. members by the Liberals. He outlined the 15 1'91"“ - to it by making noises about irrelc-

,vant matters. Are they worthy of who set the welfare of the country 91011708811188 01 1110 0110111118 01 111 ‘the peoplels confidence? Electors‘ above the clntmn 0t natty‘ legislation had been submitted t d i , . n 19001‘ Bdo you want honest and efficient out" Mtnrally, l worthy to be again entrusted with administration? ‘it you do? these on." topic‘, lilo conversation tum. PREQSURE ON PROGRESSWES the government, and this is thciare the men not to vote for. ed upon thé’ coming election. Our '

vital nitooiioti lot- Canadian elect, ____<o>___. friend was well known as a Liher- Mr. King's reply left M ors. The Liberal candidates are

trying to evade this; they treat the Customs scandal as a mere lbsga-1 t

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“I supposeslte have to qive up lterltome ""

WOULD the neighbours But to a woman-unused to be able to talk like that l business and hampered with

l about your widow? ' children-there are practi. Q

1 Stop and think! What about “my none‘ ' t “ the mortgage you are carry- A small saving invested year. ing on your home P Bit of ly in an Imperial Endowment a struggle to keep up the Policy would provide a fund interest alone, to say noth- that would clear your home. infnof the payments on the of all mortgage indebtedness pr ciple, lsn’t it? and leave something over, if How would your widow man- Y8: ggirfilattggely‘ n If age- with the children to Y 9° c? look after too P Men are m a t“ res you can the” often careless in thinking “time the funds ymlmeu‘ about these things because Make sure to-dayi Send the there are .many ways open coupon now~—tomorrow you to a man for earning money. may be uninsurable.

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‘turn to the Premiership oi Cansdai against him and his government lilo candidates here’ ileum

-was pending. No one cares a fig,i4eliii_ about this "constitutional" question, sioib

l i

eiug a Tory, he said. He denied the

What the people are concerned about is whether the King Govern- ment after its recent

r. ‘Lucas the same as he was before. The nl nntl n supporter ot lBt-itisil inllti. Western group, Mr. Lucas said. was promised practically the same

tutions. ‘ll told Mr. lMeighen when thing 11°!“ each sme- lt “'3 i met him recently," he said, "that l am a Liberal and always expect to be. .but this time 1i intend to SUD-lever party would offer it. The sud of the session, he euid. Justified his intelligent men who port him and the Conservative stand‘ at the-first. Wittlit both replies before them the Western group . l e . curred. Yet the King Government's litulke no claim to statesmuusllip it party’ '1 am a mum” Liberal‘ ’ xol-kisgcaucus many mes on the Opening day the tacflcmns were rccoril in this instance. its ineflici- is a serious ntatter to be seriously Another vlnltol,’ a protnuor l" a Seeing their own predicament, the Liberals that evening herded but“ its weakness‘ m generatvmnsideredv To [he unthinking w college In another Ontario any and he Progressives on the sixth floor of the House where Vincent Massey, r-riltiketincss is nil that the pcoplellbo man who in cntltont to tulle 111111 1111110 V0008 101 5° 19513011311719 have to go by in lnligiill; no to ill; _ _ 11 611111118, made a call upon us the King at this time. For the first tim m I t l _ I l l {mugs '15 they com“ 1mm“ mean“ other day. ll-le had come, he said, rushed into their private callous and told the party what was going niss 0 la aga n trustei. ‘little or nothing. To the doubled ‘because ol- a lettin- be bad mad to be done. .\ir. Bowman was the nlcssnge carrier.

.nl twlt tl_ tl tlvl _tn _ . t , __ _ l t In caucus that Tuesday night tho Progressives took a secret bal- 'd_ ( _ q e ye n e ‘mo pa] “mch had appeared n the B08 on lot straw vote, to find out wherethey stood without making the result lllZZlH, it is nothing more nor less 11111118, 8-115 W1111>1I 111111 811108 118811

operating wiili smugglers. ruin run- than a (list-use. Fortunately thc “may reprinted l“ Canada’ a 1-6“

n“ , tcr in defence of ‘British institutions that they W0llll| join the majority. making the vote l5 to 7. Mr. I-‘orke net's. ilooilegtlers. doiwsters 11ml tsw” '1‘ ""1 “°““‘g1°““ °" mrecnintl the continuance ol Ourlarltlsh almost broke down, and announced that tllepflrtv could have his thieves, who defrauded the i1atiollal>“""”' 1“ 119 111010 1411110111 8111285 connecttom As n stranger he wlnln 1'81118111111011- - ‘t. . ' 1

811 1° 118v 1118 18111808 81111 1111111” THREATS "r0 CAMPBELL AND FANSHER ' ’ hands with the writer ot‘ that let-

POLITIOS AS A DISEASE.

Politics may be a science or a tclle and even go so fur as to deuyldisease. Among statesmen and that anything scandalous has oc-even among

This is the first timc that n Gov~

(‘Tllliltfili hits been convicted oi co-

trennnry, thwarted the ntltttltllntrnjt is absolutely incurable, although tion of Jilstioe. and dvsbaucbed the1“"l°"t"dawly- not 111131-

electorate. Tile inquiry is far if'0ill.1 1" "=1 P1111!’ 111111 11118111181111118 1913 ‘This 59111191113" ha‘; “B23111: ucxtTglgileg tn m H to

v . -t _ > . . . _ voted Conservative and t oug i ‘ ' 8 01180 0 0111-1110118‘ complete and even much, whicli]>“ge" 1110 1115811110 111 1111111110- P10 "mm important l0 no no thls llme Conservatives, 15 for Liberals. Talk about intrigue, said Mr. Lucas. the b“ bee" nil,-,,l,,.rotl_ nnnttnt be nnbJvltled the \'1('illll has a normal than (m Ordinary awash)“ for at» rcmier. then not able to sit in the llouso, asked him to come to scc

. . . . ll , - _- - , . . F ltnltetl Ewn this lnntnttnlnte lnnnlcntdi dud illiyslcal i-onstitntlon, nlmtn ransom wnlcn he gmve. ‘Z0151!’gglfilclsifillb:10nbgllkilltlitlifls0gltggggllleifllllg Mr. Lucas thought to be z vestigntioh has exposed a condi-‘aml i“ 11111110111101)’ ""110 111 11118 ' ..Speaking 0t’ the last few days ill the tllollse, he thought what wont :1 lLl ‘"“"" " 1 i v , , ' » “WW ‘ i i‘ tlnn 0t nttnltn tltnt lt bntttllttmtl i-nse it» will be amenable tn P985011 and other tourtst 0n tn be the most disgraceful lie bad seen in his life. The (lovornmeilt -¢»—, v _ Tbe lnvntln gllt, tbs l From the above cannot but rabbit ill llitllnl-ini dill. nntl wlll fine the lmtnn m. Mn “any vmm" "om the big central PM» but otthilrcssum on the Progressives members. - D .1 S 1 t- citadel, ‘ l I‘ _ v T ose last days I went through :1 regular llcll. something i never at] y Q l-rlln nnnnbet-n pledge, tttn product aster to Lsnuiin and tie destruc even without the aid oi a nllcros- vincen we get the impression that want to g0 through again. The Government was trying to do all sorts a F0". i or t e yéllrg . . . ., - tion oi the moral fibre or our peo- cope, provided they are patiently 111°)’ 11111101111119 "0 "9151 ‘named m 'h'“_5§' '. l b _ _ We learn to smile; not merelyjugt l p18 ‘and Htpeatedly pointed m“ m him nlntnge tn the vntb ln Ontntlo and t .\ii. iluclas charged that they tried to intimidate Catnpbeil be- U P g to ape . H l ,Quebnc from that recorded l" of“ cause of a etttr found on the flies oi the Department of Justice, in l v ‘The rrnzel] gtllntnoe nt nn ennty Mn ylnlgtten Stated bl tile Cnnlhciiiilo in lilo ddvnntnatl ntnnelnlol. lob" lash that m 0mm“) m8 U” which Mr. Campbell was representing the claims for someone in ills “ngn n l . helm‘ . _ . n , exam t” it u‘ H I l I district. Filo files ltitd been iinlilleralely searched, said Mr. Lilcus, to An nit t6‘ 1955". llnt tn nntlecl wltlt ntoblle ll-ntnttll mm” mqmrl’ “m1 “s r “h” m m” p ' W1 p ml’mm'ly m“! ‘"1 11811 11311111818 W111 10118 11011111- 110111“ find silt-ll Mr Ffllfiilfil‘ was threatened the same way but Mr King is Tl”; “mat out O ‘~ , , _ ' ' ‘ ‘ . ' ' ‘ ’ ' ' 1 - l 1‘ G D——“Th 8W8 opening address at QliilwflAlilTllfit-ll- reiisonsbly declare that they see 0i which will g0 to each of thetwil itiimrfflii i0 hnvn tnlil him illnt he hail safeguaiidi-d himself somewllfl imrti our ‘God, . . . presiervgd iii, iiiThe upward-striving spirit-ll Cont. . .. .- ., 1: - ‘- ". i. .. _1:. o... . . - 1 . » fraction of tile operations of the D1111)’ 111 1118 T808111 18141111110118 1'0- tecogifzggfitivgrfslzzélgvhtlrlézttittgutt King as stating to those gentlemen. "We liiive you in a very ilnnizer- , ,f_§l_e17ml"8d' rm “a '9 °"r‘“e legglulrnmarstllngflgtiltt m“ WM“ - o l. __ . . .. . . . . , (‘ltstoms and Excisc ilepilrttnentngardlltg the tlemoralizatiou of the gem o! five to ten for the Metghen ilus ilosltliln. HEADACHES FROM CERTAIN ,l,RAYl_lR_,At.lne, O God’ plead A“ nlllltlrett nmlle nt toys; nttn.‘ . . . lt._ l C t t l) t t_ Tb , .lll Tilille own cause. While glut! “mill mdullfrdlkltolxl d: b11110‘: dusldnmti f? menPi it Government‘ 1 Gus-rm“ MTTENNESS FOODS 1 we LEARN TO SlMilLE (‘omes the full knowledge 011118 covere an a. sou e y es in s - cc re in le ex- r me i n s cr --— igtlllllililll tl i l . t id . _ H t _ , , l l t .b l es iele s titole illeuillng D111‘ W8 l1 Y, ed such a profundlty oi incompet- and the Ministers wbu stoodlby and It 1' “um apparent that "w" ls ,. Th.“ Mberalfl fem u womful m my room m blackmail ilegiilkgitligsHmfffnafiggldlzrsloilieolltiil1811' 1" 11 10011 T1188 1118 138111 1111)’ 11811111111111 111"’ t 1 .a growing conviction among pztirl- 1118. 811111 M1‘. 11110118, 11111 1118? dldn t. ' _ ' l, l -tl lThmi eloquent eiiti-eiity over modo- brightest smile- ence. inefficiency and neglect; such watched tile federal treasury rub-iottc Canadtalln nun ltmne wltn Mij. Lucas Clflidflillllflii the King Government unmcrciililiy on the 1111115‘ n ls rflquemy a one s‘ e ' ' nlalfeasailce on the part or bilifliiiisbiled of millions are i118 118111 111811‘

' - lessons _ N i _ l t l V ll,n _ m S 0 vet. And there can be more COuraga in Sometimes there are more cherish our Brutal] comtnflton that customs scandal. Tile obscenity and mttenncss, although not implying 18m“ m w l 1 m e n e y|

, , . . n‘ t rb. n, a smile in a look 1i .1 "' 1' "‘ himself; indeed such a Welter of treasury. And they will add to lillfllllilfl Government were distinctly inspector of tho port oi‘ lliontrciil had been removed and Bisaillon work. mo; tbglnnlnealtlxsfitégfilgrultenltnlsnfi 1 ‘ Our face tliegcodcr is. our smile. wickedness has ilevt-r been lmmi. iliuli‘ iirm mid onnttnlllletl ballet- pro-Anterican and tended to weaken oil ills notorious wny up to the top until tile mounted police had to nyatltn (I'm klntl otfl-notl’ tbnt ln tltn We learn to smile. it comes from the book; l. 1 W“ lltmtenln. Dennrtment Orlglttnten wlltt the the Empire and so weaken 1118 E111; llrnl conditions were such.‘ he said, that lie defied anymewspnper to fflffhlgllgtlfsfezflfitlg|ld m a less ex-lsiltute for tears; ' @—<wilfl.e(l Reeves, 1 it is on this condition 0i affairs, Conservatives! When the Ivittlill gllgieuiflgf’taixdigfiztg°ftfyflgilfirefa_ {gzlnttltfgtfrlfigfifliflfngivu'3 we gm h“ ‘he “mcmd” b]“°1“"“““d' “"0 This type of food seems to be a *—______—__"—_ j brought about lby the dishonesty of reaches this stage his case is hope- tacks mntle by the Llbernl Lentlel. The Protective Association had spent $20,000 of its own motley to veritable poison to some systems, , 1 the King Government, that the less and the only treatment is to l

get information about Bisaiiion. When Mr. King heard of their findings whereas others can eat large qua“. and his supporters in Parliament

titles thereof and their systems l ‘ d t I t M t M. l h he suggested that they make a charge, and they would have a com- ttattnte lt wltnont the nllgntent D809 8 01 C8118 11 1111181 D888 111115 e m "° e 1°" 3 Pa"? "1 1 e 81111 1118 D1888 "D011 0111' W0r111Y mission ilIlpOdiHBd. If my house was on fire, asked Mr. Lucas, and some-

t bl . - ment on September 14th. Pariin- earliest possible moment. Once iicIGovernor-Getieral, iLOTd Byng of body ltnldqme about it, would I wait for a charge before doing Tiiqllowfl Just what kind of mod Con. 1 . sonnet l ng. ment has nlreail passed judgment does this he will lhe harmless untii,v1m7' 1 1111111115 11118 D1'0181d 18 8111181115 1118 y ____ The question came up in the party to support Mr. Kennedy. which trouble cannot be learned by can? in _a vote of censure on the ex-Min- another outbreak is precipitated A rlnnlnn nattlbcry 0t s“. John meant a motion oi censure or doing otherwise. When Mr. Kennedy tut tnveetlnntlon

de his report‘. pressure wns brought to bear to have him change and ' _ Macdonald was, "A lBritish subject ma ' ,, T118 1>°11Y i11'0888888 01 0118 111111 ‘In the early and even m the m ll was ‘Mm and a mum] subject I malke it less drastic. but nothing would move him. Should I support

_ vidual can handle meats of all "I our own man who attended faithfully every session of the probe com- ltltttlnl wlttmnt ttonbln’ bnt two termcdiate stages the victim islwm d19- T° 111111 11010111110111 8V" mittee or do according to the dictates of the party? In caucus it was '

e s can brill on a headache. With

mlldly snscepttnle to convmton and cry Conservative leader since Sir agreed to support the Kennedy report. Time and again we agreed in ntgtitnet. the ntgent glven the tronblah

John‘s day has stood trim Not one callous, and afterwards in the House the vote was entirely different. nntl the eggn none wnntevetn l

after a time is quite llrellured to 0t, them ever “melted or tuned l“ ’ I The tends wltlctt nre tnnnd tn'

admit that men who have once that in limo! o; beooo oi- wan AT 355310143 61-055 cause this type of headache are

proved themselves incapable of Equally true have they been tothat_ Denllng with tbs nctlnnn nt Mn Klnn and the Govetnottlenernl nt meat’ fish’ poultry am extracts 0r honest administration and continue w°1111Y ‘Cane-dun 1110110- "0811011011110 01°88 01

. 5.22321“ 2313327111.‘ ‘llii'."f.‘.fii;.‘lil~ _" '1. ‘ .ir. Lucas, and. rather than be defeatedon a scandal it resigned. it i ' 1 1 l t t d tn h for the Canadians v Canada for the 8i1id \ , iomo ooiy n an unrepen m] moo "mg m“ Americans." would fittln‘gly cliarac- “as "W113 10 111111 11 W11)’ 0111' T11811- 111118111111‘- 1111011111011 W8111-811 10 11'!’ 10 Now it would be rather difficult’ a cantpaign are not to be trusted wit“ the tale Ctovemmenbn pone‘, tntllvago fthedltlgisdllition that it had taken six months to discuss, Mr. lo got along without some oi lilo ‘ ng re use o scuss the matter. “d that o! the dlgwya] elements, The Governor-General would have been a moral coward if he had qniie ready to, perhaps unostcntn- who followed in their train, whose

above ‘foods. but the recommenda- tion is that where these headaches ldone olnythlng else than he did do. If a comparison be made of Byng tiously, vote against the party to sneers at those who cherish the of Vimy with Mr. Mackenzie King, who went to the United States dur-

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During the past few maul"; w; have devoted M7901" '_ ‘tentlon to our mall order d0 partmont and are now rl- calving orders "91" "WK outside 9011110- UP°11 "'°‘11' of each letter we immediately

i later of Customs. the Honorable b!’ “n 019cm)“- l Jacques ‘Bureau, and on the Govern- mtent. This vote oi censure was specifically aimed at the adminis- i trators of the Customs Department under the King Government, but in reality included the then lPrimc

l; ‘Minister and his entire Calbinct, for _ _ despite the protest to the contrary of Mr. King, he and at least some oi

t l his Ministers. had known ioralong

g time the dishonest practices, which prevailed in the administration of the greatest department in the gov- ernment. Mr. King, in February. 1925. was told olf these practices- the dishonesty. the immorality, the crimes. which were being carried on