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GII1' OONTIQVEISIAL METHODS
'lite polling takes piafc today in the first District
ni' Kziigs for :he °.'a11=rf.ry in il#-' lfZi'”L“”"f c"“‘3<""l lf'
:lie ap;/iiritmmt of ilu- llsm- .l’Jl"" M"`L“" U’ 'M
3,1;-4,,._ Th, 1V;,_ri/lidatra are .\lr Harry U. MCLGYV-
t/frtserifan-.'e, ar./I Mr Lawchlan ).la<»donal/1, 
The First l)ist.rif_t will make no mistake in rctumini!
_‘lr .‘-lr_'Lwn as its represeritative. He is intimately
,_,,,m¢'¢1¢ll with its interests, agricultural, hshing and
4//rrimer<'i:»l, and socially is popular with all Claivti-
IH: if. itself, the First District would have rcwrrtf-fl
_‘.Ir _‘.lf‘l./an li; acrlamation. There was no necessity
ini a cont:-1: ".t the general election in Septernber
13;- Distrift returned two Cf1fWff\'-'4!i"'¢‘ bk' lafgf
rr:tlf|rit_ie~, :ind :iffrnrding to the " t.'<.:V '»," oi which we
beard '-_/i irvifh from thf l':itrif»t.'pri'/r to this va/;an¢."y'.‘
tl.¢~ Corner-.'ati'.'1: ri/irriinee simiild have- been returned
uV_i§»,¢,»_,; ¢,p;1/-_it;o.fi. liut a "trufff" is "a scrap ot
;,»,;,__1 ” vi i'.-,r _-ii the pres/-nt Lil/'ral lffidf-rs are con-
teri./_~/l. Titel. hare rio regard for 1/.liti/_al ethics or
rn//ral prinfzplf-=_ whim they think they '-.ee an oppor-A
ti;;,;i-y r,i g:.f:iir.g their tzridsf-'.'rl.ich is office and the.
rr,g;gyr,l r,g' 7_h,r» tri~1|s_i;r:,- In Ill; with it 3% ll`l£"j flifl ill
gl-_,_ iV/,f;,i;,V y/art they were in office. T he new Liberal
;,;,.}.-,f_._ -._;_-,_V e_l,f~,- tg,/l no 1-harife ot' winning the srzit
lr, fair r.c_»:t:.s,/s/, they res/.rt/:/_l to rharactr:ristimlly
s!.z»!;. tafiif- _‘tt the general election a similar policy
4 :is ;.tir'i.:/V1! The Crit rrmchine knew they had no;
fiV.1;,/f~ oi defeating the (iff/ernmetit on its recorfl,
mi ilu; trargght-/ray manufactured the overs/:t oats' ‘J
s. fp/fal. 'ihwy ‘.::iew there '.'.~a'». not a scintilla ot' truth
:2 tiff' fiarge- trade, yet they made them and rf:-‘
pmtf,-il via'-vii on f:':ery platform from vfliich they
a/tire-ssrffl the elf-.ft/,r'~.. Then vrheri they had served
tn-lr piiry/,ie tl-tr, dropped them, and to-day the Oatsi
7sV':t:idal is as dead as Quct-n Anne In its place wci
luive l,e1_Vii iiirnisli'-fl with the /\r=.c-nault /‘lffidavity
~..t,ii.li is nf,-.<_ the siibjeft of a prosecution for perjury.
and into the ir.»_~rEt-. of v/hich ive shall not now enter.
lint this :.t'fidavit was sprung upon the electors of
S/,urls :it it.: last rnornent v.hf'n it was impossible
to inve=.ii,';at»- it by the Law (fourts, commis.sion or
mlifr l'orrii:il lribiiiifil. The (lrit leaders knew this
arid tradfd upon it :if-f-orflingly, lt is an easy thing
to :tart a '-/aiiflril; it is another thing to overtake it
:ind friizli it. ltr-ing pact masters in the art of shady
¢»lf»ft_ioneetiiii; the new firit Llzulcrs adopted the
ii»»V:i'»ur¢:s with v.hi1.'h they are most familiar, and goti
in their dirty worlt before it was possible for the Com-
ti.i~.i1/iwr of Public \\.'orl<s to take action to defend
ln. reputation. 'lliey may have siicceetled in mislead-_
ini; sonic of the electors in the Sotiris District, as
tlwrf- are always those ready to believe the worst about
ri public mari or a government, but we feel satisfltul'
the vast majority of the electors will have nothing but
loathing for :i party which could descend to .such
detiths to serve :i political end. The Patriot, which `
ha-. done 'mu/'li lilackgnardly workof the kind in thc
past fairly rcvcllcd in misrepresentations on this affair.
ll first flefiiiitely cliargt-d the Commissioner of Public
\»\ orks with pt-rsiiading the Arseriault brothers to take
public money to whit-li they were ont entitled; next
it iltsniefl that it east any blame upon thc Commission-
er, the iioveriilni-nt, nr any other bod ; on Monila
Y Y
it ilelilu-r:iti»ly repeat:-1| tliat the (friinmissioncr and the `
flow-riiint-nt were to blame; while yesterday, on they
ew- of the election, wlii-ii its disclaimer was too late
to have any effort on the electorate, it calmly asserted
the Liberals did fmt “rliargc the Got/ernment with '
gui/I." We ask our rcaflcrs and all fairminded people
ivlietlier this hc fair controversy or honest ,criticism
_\\'e feel rotifiilcnt that the vast majority of the people
oi thc province have nothingllut thc greatest con-`
tempt for such political expcalig-may and that ‘het
t-lvrctors ol' the First District of Kings will show it
by their votes tn-day, ‘
We :ire toldin 'ycstcrday's Patriot that "thc,
Liberal Leader, the Liberal party and the Patriot
iiitetid to follow this (the Arsenault affidavit) to the
bllwf vtld." Docs it not sound ludicrous to have such
“detertninatio_ti" expressed when not a syllable is
publialu-d iii the. Patriot about the perjury proceedings
instituted by Mr _Mc.\’cill? .We know exactly how
much confidence to place in its protcstations of having
the public interciit at heart. The Patriot has no use*
for the public iiiterert lgweffrlrc when it runs con-'
trary to the ititerc'nfl”'..ol' the Patriot oflice-seekers.
Paine statements 'ilhoiit oats are made to do duty at’
the fgengrnl election, and false statements about the
1'
to say that politics are 'mt lit for women' _
iare d:'=/'u~'-sing the abolition of party politics and it is'
let't'f~tt ! That course is not suggested for this cm.l.ntry,*
paru_¢s,mchof¢||¢h\als¢s\vpad¢£mtc
‘april to~¢v¢ry problem of national life. . `
that the nm parties disappared. Ind w-'il YO!"
:up his mind for hirnself, how many. aitrr they
Vfl/me so, could honestly subscribe to either of
,present parties? _
V "The fact is that adherence to poht
is rarely a matter of  It is
‘ heredity or environment or something else, but
by rvavm. That is what makes it =o futile I
Eli.
mean party politics of course, and m t
politics' are not fit for any sersiblc hutmm 
because the P¢f4>\¢ of the country lmmr they annot
aEord a luxury of such doubtful value and such dan-
gerous possibilities in time ot' war? And is it not
reasonable to claim that the argument applies also in
" But anyone can be destructive. Tlmsc who pull
down must be prepared to rebuild “arty per1plc‘
‘admit that part; politics are the curse of modem life. i
but they cannot devise a substitute. There is one
right to hand. Let all national f;ue<.tion=. coming
before Parliament for crmsi/leratifm be deleted on
their merits only, without regard to the shibboleths,
and red tape of party affiliations, 'Ihe suggestir.m`
rnay be drastic, but that is not nectssarlly a fault.
The first man who carried an umbrella in the street.
wa=. fined for creating an obstruction. The first post- _
age stamps in the British Empire were received with;
dcrision, and an angry growl that ‘ those who v.-ishf.1lVj
to lirzl; the Quccrfs ba/:lc could do =.o.’ The iist might'
be extmflefl almost in/l‘:5niu:ly.
" U'/er in Britain, that land oi inconsistencies, their
.-.finally prornsed to found a party to`r_-arrv it irztr/3
but it may be safely asserted that national problcrn-'-
should be mnsidercd on their merit only, and shouldl
receive the personal and considered opinion of each
member ot' Parliament instmd of two flocks of sheep,
that it probably voices thc convictions ot' a great rmny ‘
thoughtful people,” '
Cnr coiimmporary gives utterance to the wish of,
pliilosophic idfalists. There always luis been, arldl
always will be, party politics so long as there are two
riien oi diverse opinions who wish the support ot' a:
third. What our contemporary means, hov/e'.'er, isp
not party politics, but the “party machine." In the.;
old days members were returned to the lc-gislaturcgi
pledged to support the principles enunciated by the'
party, but were left free and untrammcllcd regarding!
details. ln the old country, for instance, a man might;
of disestablishment and disendowmcnt, and it would"
introduction of any measure on tl-at subject. But
llouse of Commons, little hands of men who sought
freedom within the party, it was found necessary to
resort to party discipline. A Government, il' it in-
tended to do any' progressive work, had to know be-
forehand how it stood as regards support in the
l-louse. This resulted in the appointment of whips,
w ost: duty it was to report to the Government the
state of the feeling of the party towards the policies
of the ministry. If the great majority of the party
favoured these policies, it was the duty of the whips
to bring the minority to the same way of thinking.
candidate was allowed to he accepted by the party
followers to a man. Were this not tm the general
usefulness of a government would be gone. The
“ machine," ot' course, sometimes works oppressivcly.
bu' in 'V155 fs'-SI>¢¢¢ thc party has in view the eateft'
Our contemporary in citing the agitation for a
business government in the Old Country, only proves
mciit postulates a business party in the House. Names
Australia, Liberal or Conservative, the aim and object
are the same. In order to have things done there must
be a majority of representatives in the Legislature
prepared to support the leaders or government in any
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in cizgeotanykindfrom the schoon-
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cl zmanded by f_`a|;»»:. Robert Diztini
T 1 s/;ho¢.»n¢-1 ru mraaaed about a
.r :gn from persons in Maine
lhe loft filrfuats-.ver Nov, 2 for the
.V nf Islands. .‘\'ewfmm/tland. to get 3
zrrot herring. Tae usual time of
_=_:'n a trip is two weeks, but the
D1 Jgbty was old and slr/I' and ber
1.: avr; were w alarmed when noth-
in; was beard or her for three we-:ka
Today maria! the eighth reel. and
:arf Doughty ras oi/:tally given up
for lint.
;n many respects the lou of the
Doagtrty resembles that of the ith H.
I;cf/tu-tn. which sailed frrxn the Bay
ot Islam; m Gloucester are years ago
am was never heard from again.
Three dan after the Doughty left
wrt a severe storm struck the emu
aol it is bf-lined that she fonndered
tee.; than IL-0 mil” from Gloucester.
The Doughty nu ill feet long and was
2-iuilv, in Kennebvznk. Me. She va; of
75 tons.
The crew 1-as small. for at this time
of the yur tar-re is no fishing to be
dune and the mm have only w guide
the scboonen to and tram Setfmmd-
Sarid. Thr- lvrrlng are loaded at the
Bar of Islands. and #hen thoy are
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Pltnek Barry St P»¢er's BH’
Prod Cobb. Kilhm
Duncan Bushman. ‘rev Domi:
James ll. lebonald. KIBNHG
Emmet Pierce Elmira
Petter )|ePlse» Scars
(‘1u.-stef Cobb. Yurume Bridge
Donald ilclntyre. Balt
Amin lebouald fortune Bridge
Aeneas H. Campbell (amp s
Cove.
Arelue Hum# lmuxv Brldsf
Leslie Mc!/sod Long Rzver
G°0f§¢ Johnson. Bloomfield
Stanley Steele, City
Gordon A. lnrny. Tet: )(.le H
Purdy Scott. Cornwall
John G. lcbean, Canoe Cove
Lestzr Henderson. Img Creek
Joseph Crokin. City
Aiea. Murray. Clyde River
John P. Simmons. Dunstazfnage ‘
Harold Coughlin. Dnruley
John T. Devine, Hunter River
¥Vm. Chaiswn. Rollo Bly ‘
Than. Flair. Montague
Harry Duke. Montague
Earl* le!-Iaiy. French River
John .L Nebonald, Cable Head
John J. lr.-Donald. South Late
inward D. Mr.-Ptaail. Clyde ,River
George Gallant, Albertou
Emmanuel Slelionald. Armadale
Sim A. Youllx. Georxetnwn
Wtllrm David, Georgetown
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from $12 50 to`25_0f\.clear-
ing at $9.96.
6 Men's C nn Coats
values up _lo $115.00.
choice for $8a.O0 each.
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cANAoo\N civic Lsncue
conrsnsncs Ar orr/\wA.
ic Improvement League. Str John
\\‘lllison. chairman of the Provisional
Committee of the league. will pndle
and there will tw addresses by Pllulf
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‘nm-ight lx-ere are ptar.-rd in cold nor- Ernest P. Cairns, Murray Harbor.
352, Dewey Irving, Cape Traverse
rapt. Dtggiin was 54 yuan old and Peter )|cKtnnou,'A1mamla.le
lived at 9 )fIll4.1'Str¢et_ He ru mar
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01 TAWA. Dec. 29.- .\otlc=! has
beer. given of a conference to_be held
in Ottawa on January 20 looking to-
ml-n and iltst-ussion on the probablo
after e|!`e>cts ot' ihr- war on Canadian
municipal lli~» .in-l .mfiril eomlitlons
generally.
be a Free Trade Liberal, but unpledgcd on the questionlf
have been no brcrafxh of tmrty discipline to oppose thei
rim. and is survived by his widow and
tivo children.
Nels Johnson, 23. a fisherman for 12
years tired at 322 Mala street. Joseph
TI:-axon, 18, the youngest mazlvv of
with thc introduction of independent parties in thclu" "1"" “M ”°°* '°5"°""- é- B"
aud had llvea be-ne three yan. vort-
tng as a fisherman. Pin: Ll/:Pbee. the
wok, 47 wars olrt. came from Prlnuz
Evard Island and lived at .1815 Millet
Stwr-L Two sisters and three brothers
.survive hlm. Ollvein Punt, 26, and
Manuel Silva, $3. natives of Portugil.
completed the crew.
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_ _ _ A NEW YEAW8 PRAYER
organization in the constituencies unless he were re-i --
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pared to respond on all occasions to the party whip, .7 °°‘"° 6°" 'uma
lly'thi_s 'means Governments are assured that on alli (;,';';"’,'°H:e‘:1:hI,;:;’,:';:a’f;;'| .0 do
their principal measures they can count upon their Those thins which are mon pod
and true.
God grant that I each mornllls Iliff
My duties wltn a cheerful heart.
And cheerfully perform my part.
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good of the greatest number, so far as its light goes. I-£2 :::l:h° ,;':,§leh,‘:'u:,”tr°“‘hm,|.d”'
K I Y.
And when my bedtime ma. to pn!
To ny my pnynriv vltlrfolded hands
that party politics arc necessary. A business govern- -  1:9" “W” 'Wulf V" W* _‘"4"
lm. who always gadenunds.
count for nothing in politics. The parties may be_ *"5 ‘;|;°:“""’ *"5 °‘_' ”°" 7”"‘,
named Agricultural, as in Germany, Socialist, as int pmcigim nm bfini y¢'_1gf ig mm
And lnvrnke on New Yeah morn.
I P51 Him whisper. lov nm sweet.
To help msgnlda myvoyvmrd feet.
Lest I forget my prlyer to meet.
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'Party politics may be carried to étctrctnci, of course, t 2"°g2*"”°°"¢ l' W# ‘zz 3
" P‘"'>' my "'=,.°° °“‘°#§=_<.1 .*t_i.'!'..f.1‘¢..tt.*.r%s<l.!_s>_r.i>°vf¢f.gi nm tm' ti. r1;~_f%_ if-wi
and office that its lcaders'may drag the ii'li6l5'o'rgagi_z_a- "° ,£:.“;'°m,°' um
tion clown in the mire.-‘_°`-Bt'!‘l'V‘itll'tl"t" is l\olltl€YPtin,Fg‘?o Incl, ul o  
(ommissioncr of Public Works ata b -elect' N 'im' ‘ 'i I
y |°"». Of I  _ "
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y , mt pmt" gb,-mg pu|,|,,},,ng me truth On the other hand we may find n sect n, or an
' by W. I. Loans. °` 
Or M If-W voting- This rtrafiuslly dsvslviwl “Mil "0 
, single gift of half a mllllon tlollfrn In
at
W"ilfr~ld Hunter. Geafgieunrn `
James Whiw. G¢0r'$H0'll
John Pttqenld, Georgetown
_Augustus Rowe, Coleman .
Maurice Perry. Alberton
NR. EDGAR CLEAR8
PREVAILING DOUI1’
Reports That Not a Pound of Food
Fav Belgian; Goes to The i
Germans
XP.’\\' YDRK. Jan. 4. -.\'ot infre-
quently since the big shipments of
whv.-at. flour and clothing were made
from Canada last spring a doubt has
uuiiled many people an I0 Illéilwl’
this food Hacked the Belghns, for
whom it was intended. or vru ached
at lent lu_ part by the German invad-
»ni._ This bu been thoroughly clear-
ul up noir, however, through the ln-
venlgztlou conducted by Mr. Wllllam`
Bdglr. ltr. Edgar has returned from;
Belgium and be makes the unqualllled.
Jitatement. that not a pound of food
glvcta to the Belgium. if sent through
the Belgian Relief Commission, goes
to the Germans.
A; a safeguard against Inch a condl-
tlou tt ls pointed out the Canadian and
Bngllsh friends of the Belgian; have
conducted all their dlstrlbutton work
through a oo;?lttee of neutral; head-
ed by Mr. rbert Hoover, who has
the ualxtauce and cooperation of
llr. Brand Whitlock. the American
minister. and thus an far as the pos-
ulbllltles of seizure by the Germans tn
concerned the food would not be safer
lf lt were ln the Uultcd States.
lr. Edgar. who was ln charge of n
ville. lddl that he would not hqsltaw
to entrust tive mllllan dollars worth of
musrlall to the committee and feel
snared that the distribution could be
accounted for to the last cent'» worth.
i While there are many brsncheg ot
‘ Ill BOMB!! Rollo! vrlrk ln the ltltel
‘ than lu one ln Canada, the Belgian
Mite! Committee at 59 BL Peter
Street. Montreal. lad lll these organ-
lutlonl distribute through the one
commlulon ln Belgium. '
'We wut :pu coma ln and -seo
the o
_ ward the formation of a Canadian (`iv»
Ill OF
sgybw str.;
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CRUWN l.ll:E
.0l|'rylorol.lkllnll‘lnco.
Tbatis the great injunction to-day.
If you hai-en`t as much as you can atfonl call 4
. or write tis to send a representative to  yon. _ .
The Crown Life has on-r 5| xl of Assets for every fini of liztbilitis-s.
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