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NOVEMBER 16, 1933

4% L_:_—___-¥ i- n n honourable friend that I kccp it ‘m’ 1 Z <5 3 where it ought to be—in the scat of Notes The 1 llTpuidcnf-fl. Chutn- s. Tulane M-P. Vice-President. J. L Burnett, l-J. I my (ghgii-j’ "Thenfl retorted Bnw- l ' “ ,, “" s t Ll c-c i. n. a. mum , n. s. o. .. . Britain will make n “token pay- w 'dm:;or:nd; Inc-z“: n.mmhll ‘nraznm- I’ J‘ L ser, l hope you ll be able to incub- mem“ o’ "we 00o on h" w“ dgbts 7118 Hdbefddlihefy \ Anlocliita i-zulmm- l-‘nnk ivalknr 1nd u. IL. num- ms some useful legislation? ’ _ '?_I?muq Dally (founded man won pol‘ nu (in ldvunee] delivered , h H , to the United States, on December u - . r’ ‘QM per your (In ulriuieo) mailed II Canada and United Blue: Bu‘ 1t was not one“ t at’ Honest’ l5, and U18 Ufllikd Bflllfi’ will 110i . , p achrom- c a vercoa s r1 . , l9 , ‘ . I I THURSDAY’ NOVEMBER’ m 33 are some specimens of his oratorlcal no sign that the American Congress . s _ _ s 1 ., _ style; . has yet learned what it took Europe 3,10,“ w, Babs ‘Ln > ddin hln in ih bulldln _ l STURDY DEMAGOGUE a 3 m” “ ' 8 Reply,“ h, some wmhhhs h; h fourteen rem w 1w“ 1n "l! m" A WEEKS FOOD 35 last year’: overeoats including Barrymores, Herringbones . Tweeds that would have done me work fluent o ionent' "'z.'ne member for t” o! repflrauom’ namely’ that" B11193» 91¢» to deal‘ HALF PRICE , l’ 0f few men in Canadian ublic ‘nearly in a fourth of the time. p] ' such debts can be collected in goods - - ‘ p Nsnymer talks a whole lot about You may be the food Provider 0i Th ts l] h] h .

m, have such 001mm shame, I when he was h-hmms h mdjgtflbu. [or not at 8.1]. Roosevelt is too good me family or you may be the one ose overcoa are a g grade coats, Guards, plain and belted ' V been related as of the late "Honest 1 tion Bill he would take a paint things he knows nothing about“ n B- Wntlcian 10 WW1 11616“ It the who has m expend ‘he money m,“ modelsv 011])’ 0115 01' two 0f 9111511 k111i! 16“. E ,_ _ I _ he would only talk about the things hands of Congress and risk his . - _ i John Oliver, Liberal Premier of brush and colours to draw flam- he knows. we Should very seldom whole recovery program on glare!“ aliowed for thle purchase of the Begum; "h"; $28 to $38_ whfle they last HALF the marked price. I

British Columbia from i918 to 1927, |boyant maps, when just across the ‘issue Perm nmaswrml mus-m" “eeky fwd supp y" i

I bwflaphiv of whose career has just ‘hall were expert maP makers who hear him on the floor o‘ this ‘on the debt]: is the best for ball‘ You may wonder at times u you ’ ' 1-1 3' r buying Just the right amount or been published by Messrs. J. M. under his directions. could have ouse parties, though sentiment in favour ave .- . . . I "The ma“ on the mp of the smoky s I tne light quality fol youi home, Dent and Sons, Limited. The author, done it better and saved much valu- h s d i “h m gof default is growing in Britalnqwhetheh you are gcmhg the proper ' Mr. James Morton, was Premier able time." ‘ N“ v.0“ one “c” 1m’ as e Memmhn” "h°“°“" L‘ “Wed? "Piamouuts of milk. bread. meat. Bass. Oliver's private secretary; The book! when ln Opposition, his attacks “vljefr ‘lzwinbuk hf fit?“ 811316 Wlllll way. or other foods for each member of ‘S . ie . v k therefore authoritative. It is also Iupon Premier McBride were partic- an“ y 13km] in P m G th;o€:'ll?:g¥‘e1y this question can now v ' . 1 , - excellently written. Though exhlb-s ‘uiai-ly vociferous. One of the lat- e M B? ed e EC c ma‘, 11 may 11¢ ‘"11 11° M" "181 V1111‘! be answered because m every com_

Eastern Railway, and said of it once Mr, Fchgusm and the B,- qsh Board \ y

{ting an inclination natural in the circumstances, to paint the subject l. little larger than life, it shows a refreshing absence of partisanship and l gift at story-telling which is of special value in this case. A self made man. John Oliver was superb- ly gifted as a politician and ready

speeclimakcr. "He ate, drank and

If he left no enduring achievement as a statesman, hc at least secured

v realm of 6169i POEMS." 1115 biographer Says. quotations he was not so fortunate. “and made it the breath of his life." McBride had been prutesting his in-

ters followers reminded him that he should not be so personal, as the Premier had shown that he was not wanting 1n the milk of human kind- ness. "He may be full of the milk,“ retorted John, “but the cream is mighty slow to rise."

When John wandered into the second-hand classical

in the Legislature: "I am not going to become the foster-father of this il- legitimate offspring of two unnatur- al parents. It was a waif left on my doorstep. It WHS conceived’ in the sin of political necessity: it was be-

million dollar campaign fund. I re- fuse to be the gfldflllllCl‘ of any such foundling."

He was angered n: ccrtniil preach- ers who had condemned lllc Govern-

nocence of some of John's numerous accusations and countercharging

‘of Trade were exercising their rc- spccfive rights to disagree, the Canadian Tariff Board was giving a decision affording to British in- terests rights to which they are en-

‘tiiied under the Ottawa agreement.’

141ml that. almost simultaneously, the

a considerable concession to the Brit sh cotton trade. Meanwhlley over in London, the London County Council, making preparations for a1 housing scheme that will extend‘ over ten years and cost more than

lliUlllty the different agencies in welfare work have about agreed on iviizlt the man, WOllllill, boy, girl or infant needs to support lne so that work or play Ls done without too much fatigue.

The Nutrition Committee of the Health Service of the lmicratcd

gone“ in me imqlmy of a half" Icnnfldla" Giwerllment W95 m111¢111€ Agencies of Montreal have publish-

e11 u minimum FOOd Budget to maintain llculth for families of 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8 persons respectively. The following are the foods and the quailtiiy to be allowed per per- son per week. l. Milkz-One quart of milk per

l —-. ._ Inns Court of its own. and the fortunate indi- associations. If “Twelfth Night,‘ vlduals who possess chambers on first saw the light ln Middle Tem. (Montreal Gazette) the west side of Gray's Inn Square p‘e Hall, the "Comedy of 13mm Linwlnvs Inn appears to have have quartrrs difficult to equal was, [15 we have 5M1, produced to‘ men its name {mm students o; eve" m the Temlfle- Ithe first t'me at im enterteiumeili ‘the law who migrztrd from a hOS- T1“ m“ 1s m" '3'" Wm‘ the ‘elven in Gray's Inn. " I 1tel called after Henry Lacy, Earl of memmy of Francis 33w"- "71 W115 ' 'L'nco'n, to their present home, m the Gawcm M Gm!" 11'1"‘ which was rormen, the town house that Bacon walked ivith Raleigh; of the Bshops of Chichester, writes he w“ Walk"? "w" Wm‘ “P991811 ficer without saluting-

Thc Quartermaster At Fault The new recruit passed by an of.

Cdoncl n, J, Biaekham 1n wig and W11?" 11¢ 1“ P1- R4159" CW" Wfliflflk "Here, my man!" called the offic-

G°wn_ in his chamber on an occasion in a; "Do you we m]; uniform rm The origin of the Fellowship of m‘ dad's 01' gr atress of which he . wearing?"

himself told the story."

menffis liquor control policy. "l would like," he said, "io Like a club to some of these nu-zi xilio get up in their pulpifs and icli people they sliouldlrt touch poluic because they are too dirty. ‘Ilierc are not nearly

the affection of his own party fol- lowers, and of his qualities of sturdy independence. ready \\'li, and shrewd politics-l iudglueilt there can be n0 question.

The seed of Julm Oliver's political faith was sown by the newspapers he rend ln early youth. His lather came from England with an aversion to that Conservatism which he re- garded as the inalienable creed of the upper classes, so, when he ar- rived in Canada, he allied himself with the Reform Party led by George Brownfwhich he held to be the first cousin of British Liberal- pointed an sccusihg nhgs; M, ms 11m M l °°Y°11“1'Y he subscribed interrogator. "No,sir. Idontknow so Brown.‘ paper me Toronto moms h" name. but I dam say she exists business of the Guvcrrimilnt ‘to ‘him henceforth became the {mm m the minds of the gennemm; 0p_ maintain the people. It is the busi- uy panties] mhm John imbibed “s posh-h hcss of the people to nuliiltzlin the

docwmes m his mastic yes“, and Government." Prices of farm pro- m became inoculated with the ser- "Hmwsi 10111115" Wittiest and most duce were fullillil- and 11190 “W0

um of Political strife iiiwhich he re- eflecflve “nwmomst i“ repartee was c°mp1amts mm‘ “ms” M“) m‘!

with considerable vehcmence. “The Honourable the Premier," said John in reply,- "makes a great show of waving his arms and thumping his desk, but he is like the lady who protested too much and brought suspicion 0n herself." An opponent. (Carter-Cotton), who had his sus- picion of John's Shllkespcuzxlln lim- itation, rdce with an urbane smile. HQ mid we Rough mu 11¢ agrcgd “WWW Y0" mind 39111118 "5 111k‘ with Dr. Tolmlc that they “ivanted name of the lady?" he nsiwi svul- stable legislation, not horse-stable. 1Y- Bllt J01’!!! W35 equal t0 1116' 00- or cow-stable, but lcgi-laltion- with canon. Leaning with one lumd on stability,"

his desk and raising the other, he

as there are among ivthers who

ivztllt tllcm to be crook-rd."

To a delegation of unemployed, winter of 1921-22: "It is not the

its many cruiikvd ponplc m politics preferences are working out fairly

lawyczs, who became the Honor- abe Society of Llnc:ln's Inn, is as obscure as that

si50000,000, was deciding to usci only Enlp-lre himbm; with h 5p m1 (lay fol" every child under sixteen. quota ‘m. Canada‘ These things are one pint for each other member OI Jggfil’ and more important than “‘°1‘“‘m1~"~ _ fzunily debates and little slams that: 2- V°¥°mm°5 ‘ma F"u1155"51" the community has been in occupa- croP up from time to time. For Pmmfi‘ ,0! ‘vegetables Der pawn “m1 °1 "5 Present quarter-S as an what they Show is that Empire iveekiy including three pounds of OI-ganlzed couhse o; m“. sine, a“. potaitocs, some cabbage, one-half 1y m the fifteenth centwy. when, uun tomatoes and one-half pound Q wunhms tens us’ the society o’ 1 dried beans, pens, or fruit. Llhcsm-s mm migrating apparently 3. Bread and Cerealsz-Four {Ofmm Holbhm’ wok a lease o! the five pound» of bread and :o1-g.lis per | Bi hop of clscheshexus estate and —-"—-' week including some whole wheat changed its name w Lmwhrs mm The D1155 01 Cfnada 1" 11-5 mm‘, olcuu and Uohif,‘ whole grain cereal. The has; hpproach to love“, L“? men: on the British Columbia elec-l 4_ my; and §uggr5;_(,ng-nalf m cows m“ is a [he gathouse m tifllls exalt-flees great satisfaction. three-fourths 01' a pound uf itt and Chshcehy Lhhe which was wmpiet. that the real struggle in coming 121-} three-fourths of a pound of sugar ed 1h 152041 The" are only three- (‘QUQHS 1S 5W1 10 be between the?“ W591i - other similar buildings in London, old parties, and that the socialsts, 5. Eggs and Mcat:-—'I‘hree eggslohe h; Sh Jamesvs Palace, another- uildsr whatever name they mayper week for each clilld under six ht Lhmbem Phiace, and the third mhsqhm-adg Wm have no Qppormn- years, one pound ‘of meat or fish and ht clerkshwen’ m Gatehsuse o! iiy to put their theories into effect. a little Cheese Per lwrwn per v-"ecs- m‘, 01d Priory o; the Khhshm o; The old parties may have their 5- 51111<1T1B5I—3@¢15°11111H5- Wfim-‘St John. The guard room in the dcfccts, and the same may be true m“ 311d wfiee- 51m“ “mmmis- gzte in Chancery Lane still exists, of the party system, but because nf| 7- Cmimvm‘ °11I "- A11 “111141911 and it stll proudly bears above its what some of the 0.0.1“. candidatesunder m") Yea“ °f 55° med md P031194 M011 the coats of a.ms of in the Pacfic province declared is m" ‘m m pmpe" d°5“g“' that L5 a H "TY the 1558331 118°! E1111 01'

well, that year after year there is an incrcas ng measure of under- standing and co-operation.

of the Templar contributed greatly to its advzlnce- 15ml"- drflis 01’ i116 Officer- fraternices, but lt is certain that merit. In former times Gray's Inn just look at the thing they gay; had notabe- literary and dramatic m6!"

l1 "Yes," replied the recruit, as 11¢ Bacon loved the Society, amycamc forward and inspected ti" "And

veiled to the last.

one of the burning issues of m,“ weaknesses, and was fond of twittlng Government assistance, that unless

the late W. J. Bowser, W110 RHEW hi5 bought land at high prices, with

power. the voters do well to ensure‘

day was the construction of the Can- mm’ John w“ 11°15 unmindhfl 01 they received furilici- help they “mm Pacmc Runway w fink me publicapplause, and his eyes some- must abandon their farms. "If some Dominion from shore L0 shore. Sir times wandered amund i119 8111113105 of these fcllotw," wrote John to a John Macdonhld and his followers 116 11B Spoke. “Mr. Speaker," said friend, “were as "duous in cul- mvoumd the schcnm Alexande“, Bowser, “I noticed that asthc mem- tivatizlg their land us-ln Cultivating Mackenzie’ the Liberal 10am,’ and ber for Delta spoke his eyes were their grievances Wi‘Sil0ll1fi1li\\C very ms followers regarded it as a mo? constantly on the gallery, so I little trouble \\'llll tiicm."

‘an dream which‘ if roamed‘ would-thought for a time you had moved An unautlicnticated, but charac-

that such an eventuality will not? 0115119.

Apparently Canadian trade gain-

to be expected when they come mm few drops in infancy up to two tea- Lmcojn, aha Sh. Thomas “veil, us‘

spoonfuls twice a day from four months to two years.

While many physicians will ap-., prove of the above quantities of} food, thcrc are many, including my- 1 self, who would advise u larger]

buiidcr. Lincoins Inn shares with the

T mple a great deal of quiet rest-h fulness. Its gardens, though not trashed like those of the Temple, by the “silver” Thames, and though

ccl slightly more in one month than quantity of meat. eggs and m“, pm“ United states trade lost m two ticularly for wen age children

months. This is ap ind cation not_ However n is a good gulch“, guide _ m“? m“ Canada is leading 1" "e" and should be of help to those who wlme and Red Rose w“? chosf"

11°?- Dossssiig equal historical asso- ciations with the spot where the

cavcr)" but 5150- when Judged in 1'9‘ have to apportion out the food. as he badges o‘ two “v93 and lation with other trends in the Do- ‘WM muses’ are m” wmlm" “ "“"" "'"" ' “T” ' “w” ""'_ beauty 0f their own- They were,

plunge the wunm. mm hopeless your seat over there, but finding you terlstlc, newspaper story is told that in one of his Ottawa trips Premier Oliver was discussing the Dcukllo- bol" situation with Premier Mnckcn-

sitting where you are. I can only conclude that his remarks were not addressed to this House ‘at all, but

debt, and result in two streaks of loeel rusting for thousands of miles

mllllOll, that she is achevlng a bal- F‘ the conclusion that the accomplish- —__‘ men of these ends is qu te incon- lt ls quite likely that men not sshsm with the

flflCfid IBCOVBTY.

maintenance of

the erection of the new hall

unfoiaunately, much curtailed by and library, and, alas, “the walk under

In-ough an uninhabitable wilder- hou. Many years afterwards John Olivia‘, Liberal Premier of British ddumbla, found it necessary to ro- Otcw the whole history of the C. P. I. connruotlon. His secretary re- marked i0 him‘ that it seemed "that In Conservatives were right about It QIQIHOII." “Therek no doubt Grout ft now," the Premier agreed. ‘I sometimes wonder what Alexan- der Maekenirio can have been think- hg about." But it is not recorded Ihat he over expressed such an here- Qoal opinion on any political plat-

loom! A newspaper man asked John, af-

ter he became Premier, what had. ‘been his impressions of his first ses- Iion in Parliament. "I used to look gound and wonder why men of any gbmty had ever sent me there," was "Just like him?’ retorted the Con- his reply. "And what do you think servatlve leader. "He was always genuine triumph. It was part of the about it now!" "Waal," said John, ‘clumsy. Did he Offer to Day you?" old belief that if you could mix your “l lometlmos wonder VIN’ $116)’ In? "50!’ "Jfllt 11KB l Libéfal- W011, ll , own dark dye with a blacker dye

zie King. "I understand," said the Dominion Premier, "that they are in the llubit of parading ‘in puris na- turabills.‘ " “Worse than that,“ said John. "They go around without a stitch on."

His character being attacked by n. '1‘. Elliot, r Liberal lawyer of Vancouver, Oliver took the case into court, much to the tlisapiaroval of his colleagues. He sued for $50,000 and was awarded twenty-five cent-s; "which apparentiv," adds his bio- grapher, "meant that while the jury did not consider him guilty oi any dishonesty they thought the mat- ter not worth bringing to court." If, unable to defend a position, he could show that the other side had done something worse, "Honest John" felt that he had scored a

to some fair goddess in the gallery."

An amusing story in which Mr. Bowser scored is told relative to the election campaign of 1920. Premier Oliver had omasi w stay for sup- per at a log roadhouce. Am: the meal he volunteered to help the hos- tess wash the dishes, and in Wiping a jug‘ let it fall and break into frag- ments. It was of a particular pat- tern, highly prised, and the accident elicited npoligies from “Honest John," who departed somewhat crestfallen. Two hours later came Mr. Bowser and his party. The hos- tus apologized for the milk Jug on the table, u her other had been broken. “How did it happen?" ask- ed Bowser. He was informed that Premier Oliver had "let it fall."

lacking m mwmgeme wh° “Me democratic institutions as we now :2; ilizisihiggizlhi-tj: 315:; ti?’

gigs; glgingflgimxsniiesttlzusix-jgsi: know them. If they should develop dens rwaned the Temple s-opes m

'. ’ 111659 °P mfms- "-1111 8W9 °xl°ressi°n the days of Steele, as we learn “um” PM“ "3' Sm" m°“°f’°ly to them- they Wvuld be quiie ivithiflrrom The Tatler that old Isaac "1 “mmm md°' “d F1" °“‘d‘°“' thelvrishts- Blckcrstaff delighted to walk in tion o! capitalism, may feel them- _ them, “being privileged to do so by selves lusitfied in drawing from it The", h", yew stories of romantic his friends amongst the benchers." adventure more truly satisfying‘ Gray's Inn had its first golden than the one which tells about age-it has a. second one today- Frerich penetration of the Great in Elizabethan and Stuart days. Lakes region. Those old names IIRGITIIE Inn wrs not only 8 BT88! 115m!“ wholes Dhiuth, huh-queue, La o.” learning, but i-ivallcd, if it did. Sallct, Jolict, Henncpin, Cadillac. not excel. its Sister Societies 111' and so on hsvc a gysmohh hboht the spender of its social entertain-

, them that time can not dim. 'I'hosa' mems- Pram“ 311°C“ Save 11 mils- had’ we mad’ “the microscopic n” men were empire builders. whose ‘We "1 m5 Wm “Pens? Wh1°11 “>51

did not so readily accept this rcng- oning.

A shrewd analysis of the Premier's shortcomings as well as his virtues is given by the author. "ire

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m5 1131913 °1 5991118 "111185 1915 by bit aghla’ale-puved the way for building equivalent 0r “W time“ m“ sum‘ often prevented him from seeing for a society that they never anti- atghe _pr‘£':m1d';y' éh‘ ' ' t d‘ them wholg he had w“. vhhohs cipated. They dotted the land WLtn chalfliyzr u‘; _‘I‘:nfple°;°g“:ci:_

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tion involved so much detail that the“ lmguase' Today's Mldcne we“ !1‘1°1‘°\1E1\f1\r¢6 B10113 two of which

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His strength lay in his analytical nes, and Navarre; you could fill a '

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