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\VIIY THE PEOPLE ARE INDIGNANT
at present is a protest against taxation. '1’he__‘!Je0p
are not averse to taxation. What they_are averse _
what has aroused there ire, is the deception practi
the cool eifrontery with which they have broken
ness except the cock-and-a-bull story that the ‘fin
ianccs werein a “deplorable condition’? of which the
were entirely ignorant before the election, and thei
an unholy thirst for taxation, publicly expressed
~ . ' tangible” was to be taxed, the farms revalued_ an
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~ » » -~--~ -»~-  taxed to the limit' of present values; and with it all _
the deliberate concealment of' the actual financial é ' ’ '
 _ _ __ _ __ condition of the province- The solemn promise to a_d-
_S I E  D 5  minister the affairs of the province more economic-.
_'  _ = I _ ally than _they haldbbeen during; the previous re_;
` " ` ' ime was ollowe y an or y o extravagance suc
Pa“l’S Q is the province had never' gexperienced-increased
j Sessional indemnities, multiplication of oflicials. new
, and numerous jobs created for party heelers. These
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Fox .iiauchers Convention, St
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' This is going to he the biggest event in the
the Fox lndustry.
‘_ We want delegates fro
_ Province to he present.
7 V Wd wiint every lndivid
We are now at the parting ou the ways, We
ganlza now or never.
The program of the Meeting will include:
Aiiuresseu. _ sliver rox sur st-inn; Association. then pushed through the House without re ard to
Nat lr-nal d Registration
P. E. I. Silver Fox Bulletin. O
Silver Fox Exhibition.
All of these subjects will be open for discussion.
Mecliiigs :it ll o'clock
_ Tlils is going lu be the RED LETTER DAY
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Organizer* The Silver Fox Fur Selling Association.
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Ffgdgficton,   _ers are all engaged in chasing them' out, but they
infer-izioi.
 Some 'politicians Swear
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~ the have been osed' r ent '
,_ ITANCHERSY Remember the dale, MONDAY, J LY ' ' y exp ~ ’ ep ance IS cheap when
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'fi  __ gf as it rolls thc meadow into innumerable winrows like
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.and similar acts are the cause of the resent a ita
taxation vi/_ill not deceive any one. The people are
History of justly indignant; they have been deceived and they
_ resent it.
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* Mont Carmel meeting the other day and who “stood
uni ruiiclivr present.
must or- _ .` were being betrayed. threw a lurid light on the cause
'_ of all thetrouble when he said that the legislation
of la'st session was prepared by the Executive and
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the views or wishes of the members of the party.
__ There is no doubt some truth in this; no doubt the
- party is dominated; no doubt there are hon-est and
_conscientious men in the Liberal party and no doubt
their lips were scaled when they should have spok-
_ |en. The time - to speak was while
"1 F0* _ the House was in session. It is too late to speak when
of Foxes.
a. ii. and 3 o'clock p. m.
U ‘ it comes only after being found out.
‘ _ The indignation now rife throughout the pro-
* Liberal 'Partv has forfeited the confidence of the
inieople and that confidence cannot be restored; the
lparty and for the province- '
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_ THE RUSTLE OF THE HAY
_ = l Haymaking is now_'oii; the crop is fairly large,
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_ “_ _ What thoughts the hay haivest calls up, what
5 i memories it stirs! The sweet fragrance from the still
green meadows; the riper odors from the dried and
l _ _ _ cured hay ready for the barn; thc merry click of the
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the waves of the sea; the musical, inviting promis-
ing rustle of the hay! -
The rustle' of the hay! How the cattle loved it;_
i how it called to them; how it enticed them from
ai their rich pastures, over forbidden fences, only to be
1 driven forth againby the irate farmer!
i How msny cattle, human and four footed, have
,been entice into forbidden fields by the rustic of
f the hay! How many into fields they had no right
to tread, an'd.how many, alas, have been driven out
because, whatever their professions were, all they
_ *ganted was' the hay! For many years the present
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_ leftunguarded and they finally got in Now the farm
_ jhave already destroyed much of the hay and have
eaten what they had no right to
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 Guardian Readers
_ fijllrnlohol by W. I. Louoon.
ffifi vAcAT|oN onvs.
'By llldna. L. Morris
iur backward i shall nm-
ihe city facie ,
I dhall turn my eager stops
unto the hills. -
Home ngnlni Oh, how my
heart will leap
I behold the old, fumiliur
scones.
f shall lrlssathc paths alrnln
with naked feet |
brenthe_the mountain air into;
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_ my nge.
trill the old-time songs high
in the hills
hurt. tp. Boil. Ill!!-
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They are patriots first of ali,
et, like the grazing two year old,
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They re listening' for the call;
. . white, still night _ __ ' . -
.i...l__.... its hsiuiy of the msn, And. at Once, they fling aside
And l sliliiiglovc in stand where’ V  their principles and pride’
' me 1 ,md | Which are silenced by the riistle of the hay;
.ind n,s__:hs "gush nm giesmms,. For t'here’s something in the rustle
'°“‘ "“’ "°"' '  That makes the critters hustle'
Mv h°sf:____‘_"_:l_: mf with m°"3iw<'=_ There’s music in the rustleofythe hay- _
And in the rlver‘s cool pools l shall 2
mini... » Losixo .\jiiI1\'oDoM 'P f _
The summer wind will toss ‘
my . '
hair and brown m cheeks _ _ - \ “.~‘ ':- _ »'
_While I ride home any www-_ Back in your 'nursery days you learned that “for
'°“"' °‘ W' _want of a nail the shoe was ltgst, for want ofa shoe'
the horse was lost, for want o a horse the rider was
lost, for want of a rider the battle was lost, for want
of a battle the kingdom was lost-" "That was a__ big
price to pay for a horse-shoe nail. Look about you
today and you-“will see bigloaks growing up from
where all is still.
Oh, I will feel tho glory of the
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All ibn lmaiily of those df-nr, bright
ilnys l'll drink
To kccp lite lovely through tho
coming yenr.
Vocation days! Oh, spend them
as you will.
But I shall keep mine, far out in
the hills.
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The Patriot is entirely mistakgmwhen' it 'as-f
sumes in a long and _whining editorial in _its___'l‘ne_s_-_-_
day’s issue that the agitation throughout the province
al
their pre-election promises and the childish excus-
es they have advanced for having done so. If there ,moist policy." comparing- iinn
had been nothing' to arouse a suspicion of crooked- 'Pllh H011- W- S- Fieldlss- Wlwm
the_g-loating boast that everything “tangible and iné
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_, tion and indienation thr_oiighout the province and
h _the Patriot’s little red herring about aversion to'
ee af the , Mr. A. E. McLean in his “ rcat denial” at the
' by the fire warming himself” while his constitiieiits
ln. a
Henry Drayton,
provlpoafmanllne incident-
rerera to-'tho Hon. W. Idle-
_tnuenonp within him-
ns wo all understood, bot__¢ll¢
of n pcnltldn oflrelnonoible.
in wlidh'-'_lt,s_l_n: "lt'-io Q
oismiifq-nm»o_ra_ry mi new
_11ol'- tleqnuvl -
should have felt it incumbent np-
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t0£"_bn iilmseig__to deliver n :pooch
' ‘idiom om: coNs"riu1crivs;
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ed upon them by the Premier and _his candidatesjzlfgxc _mf 3:! s‘:°91'_¥I‘*°- 
not only _before the election but continuously since :- - - 3 ' °'“"
'l§"f_on_ the Hon. Mr. King had only
Effie alternative of a yngue, nebu-
._lous, lialf_l1‘ree-Trade, half Protec*
_ ft describes as "the true leader oi
-the Opposition," it `says' "Thr
y _country will not soon forget hir
_ _ _ _ r .big minded and geninlly tolerant
isubsequent refusal to submit the auditor s report of ninuue. i-is aiu s noisy count
lthe financial situation, that alone would have been -:wus mms. -He came out as a
_Sumcient to estrange even, honest Supporter they -_Moderate Protectionlst, defender
had But that was not all ‘There was added to this f"” ““"'““’“”‘“‘ °"‘“’° ““" -‘"“°“
_ a solemn warning to the farmers
v ‘fthat their freetrade dreams were
-'impossible qc fulfillment and would
only lead to disaster. it tukes v
big man to do that sort of thing."
And it has transpired that ‘M11
blcKcnzlc~-Kiiig has not in a single
instance. since his elevation to the
lcndcrslislp, measured up to the
'status of :i "big man," either in his
own party or in the councils 'oi
legislation. He is accounted a
bnby in parliament, n Lilliput
amongst -giants of intellect and
statesmanship, whose political nia-
‘iouvres have no enthused even
.lils own followers with any degree
of admiration. There is u strong
iiiidcrcurrent oi' feeling` amongst
Liberals, that they have made a
'grave mistake ln_ selecting him,
onli that they must make another
‘clnings before they can hope to
succeed. This is why lie is des-
_crihed as ‘.'tgmporary head of the
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they will do it witl\,hu1ry noldrtl. '
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vo misgivings; in~ it hose moetin s we e called for 2.
ind!" i 1 an hw’ and ‘engineered :Y Cbnservptivoll- W. "un th’ lhmov' 
.there would be 'lads cause for‘nn~ °‘m°'“|' °f' 9 '."'Y» "°'" 
'oi-tien-to themselves. _ _` ' misty." They could than main sn "'*°'°_‘“ "'° 5‘¢"‘°“' »’““° 'lin-,
` - _° ° ~' l _ ` nifcmpr towquirm’ out or riicuini- °l'“‘° "" "l°'l‘"'ll 1" !‘°*.‘""Plli»
' cuiiy with uw, moment thstjthw ’"“'”‘°“’ "‘“\ ‘l'° “'“"°’“' °°s~
.people were _ Always “am” ,hem .tcntment and approval of-the elegii
'nut it is noun. it is me big_¢°“*°"°f “W 'P-Ax ACTS 1" vlrtl-.
Bien' of meh, mm ’“_t'y_ mo" nn; _cular. and- the other acts in gonor-
_oii ~\vh6m their 'treachery hu been H' °' '<‘”‘°f- -» 3°” \-“33"°5°'"9¥\
mana. -am wh-dm um" Io _Fong fiom East Point to Wextvcinpe, |___l|&
'ly' deceived, ;w_bo are* the Primo P°°P|° ."°"_9 i‘i‘_Vm§" °9“- _“-"id “ull
movers in developing into nctlolh' g'“t°f‘_““'6* 'mem °n°i°P°° °f M
tliis wave of indiinnhion. At tho Mr” 5°V°mm°m" If 7” muy “W
first meeting _bf ther series, nt “Wal” “Pdf B ggi' i"°t‘“'b_|?‘5 1°’
Peske‘s Station, the initial shots ms Wh? "°-N if"¥|”5 t9 »‘°'“°“' dw.
were tired by those»wbo hitherto t‘"`b"“°°' Wt “ Eifhh ‘m°"°"5d~
were Liberals or me _most prom. Absib the profligate, we any to i|in_
“em and _“ami but Knut one of Bell Government that: Thou and'
mem forgave-r~§.l~ ya-_“.8 an honored tliy political house hath cren'teil_
Lmember of the Liberal Govern, the evil, in that yo-_ ubnndonml
mem: “Mm possmly we e'xcep_ yourselves to porfidy oi' the black-_
Hon the speakers nt that meetmg' est type, and followed -the Diuil
were all lending Liberals of the_G°d9 9' ty"““”y'" _ *_
I was - hese who "_'”"’°>'°l
 szlégnéted. and tunanlmour Anil: for Dllnnrdh and hike no tithe
_ihlt it Will ahe3r"\`p  iininlor
onuot the puny, plthoiih' -com
Those indignation' meetings, in
he opinion of thofBell Government
re 'becoming mont bothylrpomély
irevalent, and dangerously helig-
rant. It wus, uncomfortable
.nough to have tlt° sions of their
out resnrrectod into the' day
lreaml of their present profllgaoy.
'iy the Guardian and the opposi-
‘iou in_ the legi§lature,»_to haunt
hem in their wandering: from
he paths of rectitudo and honor.
But to have 'ther people, THEIR
with iunsricns rum; 'up in
mass to their condemnation and de-
manding their' resignation or rc-
'novnl from office, looks too much
‘ike actual business to lit into the
comfort of their every day expe-
ir-nces. The fact that these meet-
ings are becoming more frequent-
dndanger _the of the ccnnyf jnptico'
ay , » I nl ol
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For this week only we will allow big discounts on all this_SP\‘il1ls'9 “P't°'d“!‘5 high 5f“d° and !“'h`
ionable men's Oxfords and Boots. We will also pay the tax. ,
` We also offer the ladies out best Pump and Oxfords $12.75 and $12.00 fo/_r $11.00 and 310-00- -
Ladies, please examine our $5.50 patent, higih heel, white welt Pulp, S0041 QUBWY Of 194”-he' “mi W°"k`
mnsship and up~to~_dats last. V Nothing like it for the price. - '
Just received,-llbatont 2-cyelut ties, the _last_word in Ladiais’ Elegant Footwear. i  - ._ if
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Oggery   Baseball
'fs Free Trip to`World’s Series
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1 lively cent spent
 here counts one vote
so always get your
receiit mark who
the votes are for and
_send to “Sporting Edi-
tor of the Patriot."
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' Conditions Players Elegible for Trip
the quality good and no _doubt the weather may be `
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LEAGUE OF GROSS
W.-` Purcell
A. Arsennul _
R. 0’Neill
C. Milford
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ABEGWEITS
G. Frnncls
L, Cninphell
S. Diamond
T. Corrigan
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WAR VET3
_ R. Purcell
J. Kinsman
S. Johnson
J. Gnrrlck
L. Matheson
_ F. McDonald
J. Gordon
F. Moore
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E. Arsenuult
E. Duffy _
F. Cronin
Phil McQuaid
F. Kelly `
P.` McQuaid
M. Chiverie
F. Trainer
Chas. Duggan . '
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M. Diamond
H. Campbell
V. Currie.
J. McEachern J. Sweeney
C. Campbell 'L_ Rush
D. Crosby
Kit Howntt
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Prizes Presented by
Abegweits.
Niue Special Prizes
Presented by The
Patriot.
'l`rip}Aroiind Provinces
to ‘Winners oi the
League. '
'_ _Next Game Saturday at. 3.00 Sharp--f-Abbies vs. _lLe`aPgue; of ’tbef1*Crb§sl -i
  $2.00 to $2.75 if
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if Me_i1_fo‘oYou1ig Mon and M_o1i_Wl1o_ 0
whg ggtg H19 trip ' V 'A \- . .  »_Q`CtS._ll’l'B trip _
an Abbie, a Vet _or ' _ W an Abbie, a Vet or. _
a League man.Work -Q . ' ' I LWHUG m5“»w°"k
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