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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1909-3-11, Page 22 lbPYDaY, MAROH 11, 1909. ' 'fHE Sl1 ANAL : GOnF RICHIONTARIO. NEWS FROM OTTAWA GODT,RUCH, ONTARIO.' PUBLISHED EVERY THURSI AY •r IVAEIAT 'SR It ROBERTSON :Telephone Call No. $S. Terms of aub*eelptlon : per annum in advance. fteoth.• 11 : ; three months. T3 United litates subscribes, il.ab a year yto advanoel liscribers who fall to Twelve Iona y,exgL tigearly by mull will oonter • 1 nor by sic. gestating us of the tact at us' eat ly a date se eo • change of address Is desired. both the MS and the new address should be elven. Advertising Rates' Legal and other similar adv esu wmente, hs, per line for ant Inaortion and Ic per line for *soh subsequent Insertion. \lea.+unrl by • nonpareil scale, twelve liner to en inch. BuHoee. oards of all lines and under. It., per year. Advertisement* of lost. Found, Strayed, Sit- uations vacant. Situations Wanted. Hous.. for Rale or to Rent, Fames for Sale or to tient, Article. for Salo. eta, not exceeding eight lines, 83c each isuertion ; >]t for apt month. Nis for each subsequent month. Iwrger advertise- ments In proportion. 1 announcements in ordinary reading type len oenta per line. No notice less than 'ta-. .Any special notice, the object of which 1. the pecuniary benefit of any individual or as+,ei- aum, to ba considered an advertisement .ud to be charged a.v,orilingl . Rates for d'.play and contract advertise• meat. will be given on application. : Address all oommnuloatione to YANA ITER it KObtarlsON, Tn. mane", IN erbh. Ont o0I Uf E. THt)Rt3HAlfeM *JU. IL . -. s SENATE REFORM. Senator Scott's t••'heme of Senate to- form has been cri ; cited because it is • mixture of the methods of election and appointment If any of the Sen- ators are to be eltcted, why not all? But Senator Seottb scheme can be de- fended on logical grounds. To bring the second chambSi into closer touch with the people, he advocates the pop- ular election of two-thirds of the members If all were elected, it might he that. a Liberal majority would be elected to the 8egate, while in the House of Commons there mitt be a Conservative majority, the nat- ural result of which would be a dead- lock and a paralysis of public hairiness. This dagger would practically be ob- viated by providing for the appoint- ment by the Government, represent- ing the majority in the Commons, of one-third of the members of the Sen- ate. it would thus be pretty well as- sured that the Government would have a majority in both Houses. mak- ing legislation possi hie. Senator Scott very forcibly pointe out that under the present conditions the Senate is becoming more and more overwhelmingly Liberal in its complexion. 11 the present Govern- ment were defeated and the Conserv- ative party returned to power, the Liberal majority in the Senate -11 1. hamper the new Govern- ment for many years, until a suffici- ent number of vacancies should occur to give the Conservatives agaiu a majority. 1t is not right that a Gov - went of either party should have to face this difficulty. Senator Scott's scheme is the lest yet, with the exception of the proposi- tion to abolish the Senate entirely. What really good reason ie there for its retention in any shape her from safe petits. it is, instead, the highest form, of loyalty to het, Again, there ie in another particular a remarkable and iutpleeatve souse - nese iu the aturies related by there wretched Mists. In the uarratives of nearly all of them is a Imrexge de- scribing how some, 'min of their ac- fluaintance had offered "to help thew To a gonad position" is the elty, to "look after them, and to "take an interest" in them. After Warning to this confession frutu outs girl after en• other, hour after hour until you heve hearfl it perhaps fifty times, you feel like saying to every Mother in the country : Ito not trust any man wild pretends to take an interest in your giel it that interest involves her leav- ing your own roof. Keep her wUb you. She is la eater in the country than iu the big city, but if go to the t•itl' ,he tut. then go with her your- self ; it that ie impossible, plaee her with sante woman who is your friend, not her. ; no girl can safely go to a great city to make her own way who is not under the eye of a trustworthy woman who knows the ways and the dangers of city lite, Above all. dis- trust the "protection," the "good offices" of any Juan whole nota fam- ily friend known to be clean and hon- orable and above all rttepicien. The legal evidence thus far collected establishes with conp!ete moral cer- tainty these awful facts: That the white slave Gatti is • system-• syn- dicate yn dicate 'which her its ramifications from the Atlantic seaboard to the Vieille Ocean, with "cleAring houses" or "distributing centres" in nearly all of th larger cities; that this syndi- eat.- utast- make -treses than. $ )U.t100 last ye r its ibis almost unthinkable comrnet •w; thkt it is a deflnite organ- ation, sending its hunters L. ;ularly our France. Gentility, 114,11g/try. qud Canada for victim.; that n at the head of this it•hiok- erprire ie knot �1 among his "The Big Chi'. ." rnuld be written on this .eectti but 1 have no dis- •sing(e word to *Miff of parents to the fact is an existing con- ed hunting that national in ire ly consumes nd innocent is operated hat give. teed ; every ire to Its the u able e hooters A volum rwolti a s position to will open they that white sl tees dition-a »yetens is national and int scope, that it litet thousands of girls -circ girls -every year : that i with acrueltf, a barbarism a new meeting to the wo that it igen imminent peril to girl in the country who bas a to get into the city and taste its citeonenls and it.. pleasures, - - EDITORIAL NOTES. Toronto has seventy-five years old fast week, and ought to know better. Meanwhile, the infallibility of The Globe has not been questioned by any orthodox Grit. • TCT.i new in urdat for The Tomato News to predict a Couservativa vie - tot y in Alberta. Hamilton is n lively city all right, hut dodging microbes is more to our taste than dodging bullets. it is to be Moped the town will have i itupOty of'g(rn3'watier-wTo a the next local option vote iii tak •o. We know now what has heppeoed to the Canadian winter. Cable re - [soap indicate they have it over In Greet Britain, THE WHITE SLAVE TRAFFIC. That there is a definite organization on this continent carrying on,a traffic in the ruination of young girls, with agents in Canada engaged in a systematic bunt for their prey, is the statement to which Rev. Dr. Shearer, secretary of the Moral and Social Reform Council of Canada, is calling the attention of the press of Canada, with a view, first, to warning lonocent possible victims, and, sec- ond, to arousing the conscience of Canadians to the necessity of the thorough enforcement of the law against those engaged in this diaboli- cal traffic. Dr. Sheerer directs attention to an article published in Women's World, Chicago, and written by Hon. Edwin W, Sim., United States district M- torney for Chicago, which sets forth the appalling truth in regard to the white slave trade of today, of which the writer say.: "The calmest, simplest statements of its facts are almlmt beyond the comprehension or belief of men and women who are mercifully spared from contact with the dark and hideouts secrets of the under world' of the big cities." the Ministers al Ottawa hast been A few .ateaiafa'... lwf3:- should be sufficient to wt`T earn parents of the dangers to whitinnodent, trusting girls are subject In the Cities The recent examination of re than 9110 white eaves by the office f the United States district attorney a S. II. Blake bav iig joined Dr. Car- man its defence of the old interpre- tation. that side of the controversy kill not want for emphasis. The Provincial expenditures have increased from $4,1114,(1f13 in 1t1UY to $;3,557,064 in 191st. le their no virtue in economy as related to Provincial affairs :? The papers announce that at last Gamey is invited to the Government House eiinners along with the other member; of the Legislature. He has been fdinigated. The Dominion Government pro- pmses to appropriate $200,000 a year for five yearn -$1,000,000 in all -to provide protection for leyel railway crossings. That hooka like business. A Guelph Agricultural College pro - feasor says that "a quart of milk is practically equal to a ,pound of beef - Meek in food value." Rut you don't get so triiieti exeretltr-la taking'the milk. First the water and Tight colmnite shun said the electric Tight bills for January were all right. Now it. stays that anybody with a grievance will get a rebate. And it isn't anywhere near eleetinn time, either 1 If it had accomplished nothing else, the sending of the deputation to Ot' awe hes given Goderich a great adiettisetnent. The interview with An Utinw•a newspaper correspond- ent stales that of the 221 members of the Ilnuae of Commons 1:1.i are uni- versity men. Ontario sends fewer college men to Parliament. in propor- Cearago has brought to light the fact lion to population. than other parte that literally thousands of innocent girls from the country districts ate everyyear entrapped intoto •Iil e of hopelese slavery nand degradation tg- rause parents ,n the country do not understand conditions aa they exist and how to protect their daughter s from the white slav}e traders who have reduced the art of ruining yming girls to a national end international system There are, to put it mildly, hundreds --yep. thousands --of trusting mothers in the smaller titi'•», the totf.na, the village% and farming enmtnunitiee who believe that their daughters are "getting on fine" in the rayand too hurry to (-lune home for a vis ( -lune or "to write much." while the fart is that threw daughters have been swept into the gulf of white slavery the wont comm that can befell a woman. The mother who hos allowed her girl to go to the hig cit. and work should find out what kind of life that girl is living -and find out from some othersnurre than the girl herself. No matter how gond and Ane a girl she has been et home and how oompletsr the confldenre she has always Inspired, find oto how she 1s living. whd. kind of stsociaUnns she IN keeping. Take nothing for grunted. Yon owe it to yourself and to her, and It le not disloyalty to go beyond her own words for evidence that the Voles* of the city have nut dragged 1 lat•tlstnent of womsu's minds in the tot, Canada. r"erk in a hat more in Brooklyn wee shut the other day by a roan to whom the store had sold a hat of a tyle thatwest out of date. This ehowa the dpngerit in which hatters place themselves who do not advertise sod sell their good* when they are in Beeson. The Mendelseohn choir of Toronto has won a triumph in Chicago. Tor- - nto dew, well to be proud Of this or- ganizatinn. That a community only a century out of the backwoods hes made such pmgress in musical culture as Toronto has dome is something which should afford gratification and et his to all Canadian communities. George Meredith, the novelist, says that women will eventually gait the frenchise, though not through the methods of the "suffragettes," and t hat "for a time there Is likely to be a swamping of Liberalism and a strengthening of encleslpUcal pre - lengthens that Mb paw with the en- new atmosphere." It would be in- teresting to know on what grounds Mr. Meredith makes the suggestion as to the initial tendency of the wo• men's vote. • A debate was held in Goderich township a few evenings alto on the subject, "Resolved, that • union uI Caned* with the States would be es- pedient," and the affirmative won. We should like to tee the winners tackle some of those .tahteld de - haters. Those Grits from up north might give the Goderich township people a few pointers in patriotism. A Day. I has e but n day. • day, And how shall l spend 11 ! As Rea, en eh ,11 send 0- 1n life s old way. With a lifting the lout That wow laid at I M shoulder .,With a shifting the load. An the dey•grow older . With • billing the load As brat a hart may. With • little stooping to play' : With • fall or Which one rust rue. . nut there s no way to wend it With ten hopes tilled. And one f ulali•d . With • ;.into of toy. n. Heaven has willed. Hui grief there shall be, to blend it. Then. a full cup swilled. A high heart stilled. ' A day. a day. -^ And the ulght shall end it. THE LEGISLATURE. Law Reform Bill -Budget Debate -Hon. A. G. MacKay on Conservation. pronto, March Sth. -Today's pro- ceeuings its' -the l.egisieture wet marked by a deliverance by the Hon. A. (1.Y1facKay, leader of the Opposi- tion, the forestrT question, in which a urged the ptinn of • definiteeaa d vigorous policy of conser- vation of , Ontario's timber wealth. The implication of practical ago ecien- tifie forestry\methods of operation to the tl,ir.'.o 1Ntt cres of reserve: in On- tario ought, aceprding to Mr. MacKay, to yield to the Province the immense revenue of over Ins s)09,iiY) per annum without jeopardizing the permenency of the forests. He cited the historic 'filtered forest, owed and operated h the city of Zurich, which has eup- plie the Swiss city r Upwards of one t ue!►nd re icing taxation year.,� 4 to a t nimum, proving, re perpetual source of revenue, and, urng the whole dec a of centuries, increasing in value and ontinually 1 roving in the character and ahund of its timber wealth, Hon. (!'rank C home, Minister of LVp31,, Forests an Mines, in concur. ring in the Liberal le' dere re.olditon, cl -d credit for the pre•sen( Ajminis- tretion for conserving tke forests by havin4 no timber Saler. Law Reform. The ;mug -promised law refu ure was introduced last week by goy -t) n ref Fey. It pe•reent.& main feetures, as follows: Appeal to the Divisional Comet done away wax,. The right of appeal to the Privy Council is considerable hunted. The jurisdiction of the County Court is enitu•ged to cover cases in which the amount involved is g9(a) under a con- tract, and Vett in the sus ority of the other classes of cases coming under the jurisdiction of the County Court. Itis rendered possible for a solicitor to enter into an agreement to carry o0 a client's litigation tore fixed sum in- stead of being paid by the present fee system. • No Promises to Temperan e People. A large delegation from the con- vention of the Ontario branch of the Dominion Alliance waited upon the Premier and Hon. W. J. Hanna on Wednesday last. The Ministers did not promise anything new 10 tern- perence legislation and the Premier upheld the three-fifths clause as sound in principle. The Budget Speech. Col. Matheson, the Pruvin vial Treasurer, was the centre of interest in the Douse on Thursday. it was budget day. and the Honorable Colonel made the annual review of the Provincial finances. He was in optimistic mood, and took credit for the g.tnd financial position of the Province ; yet an ripped for economy was n of the le est striking part of his address. The Provincial expenditure has been increasing at a very rapid rate, and the Minister urged upon the House the neceseiiy for the closest economy. Mr. ('larke (West Nortliuunhertand) followed the Treasurer as the Opposi- tion's chief financial critic. He claimed that the propet'ous condition of the Provincial finances was due to the administration and legislation of the Liberal Government. The build- ing of the T. ,1t N. O. Railway, the suetenalon duties act, the supplemen- tary revenues act and other agencies 1 cep onsihie for the present satisfactory rondi'inns were all the result of Liter al st ateamanship. The Florence Mining Company Case. Premier Whitney did not allow to peas unnoticed the _crtticiam_Jj Dia Government h Icon. A. B. Aylee- wen'th in the House of Commons st Uttewe, in the 'neater of the rival claims of the Cobalt Lake end Flor- ence Mining ('oripenies. In charac- teristically vehement tang'rage Sir James declared that the Minister of Jut, ire had slandered the Government and the people of Ontario, and that the in 'tier wax one which did not ronrern Mr. Aylesworth except in its n s ' 'is' al c c n ht,tt n aspen. "He may•ilii pIwr ) the Provincial Government and the people of Ontario," said !fir James wrathfully, -hut 1 em glad to know that the people don't pay much atten- tion 11 what ?Jr. Ayleeworth may say or do in his capacity of stet eswan- except as a curiosity. Hon. A. G. MacKay protestod against the intemperate language of the Premier. "We on this aide of the House," he said, "adhere to our posi- tion that it wax hoth yiciotle end per nirlous to take from the Florence Mining Company by spa-lal act the right to have its rause tried out by the courts. It is not our function to interpret laws, hut to make thele. When we took it upon ourselves to interpret the laws we brought on thin trouble." Hon. Frank Cochrane defended the action of the Government and en• deavoredto prove that the Florence Mining Company had no valid claim. hitt to Mr. MarKay's searchfn ques- tion, "Why Were not the farts left to be determined by the judge at the trial ?" no reply was forthcoming. The Sale of Mediciess A hill has been intrexlurewl by Mr. Bowyer (Mast Kent) to a,d0-•t the Pharinary Act. A few y• or. at( . en meaa- kttor- INSURANCE SILL INTRODUCED 13Y MINISTER OF FINANCE. Not So natrangenta Measure a$ the Bill Submitted Last Session-Nwr Wee partment to be Created -Conserve. five Members Honor Their Chief -- Bill Miner's Escape. Ottawa, March ti, -'1'1.e Insurance hill, as amended from the original draft of last year to meet saute of the objections raised by the c pauies be- fore the special i ';tee of the Com- mons which had the bi11 under consid- eration lest seasiou, was introduced in the House this afternoon by Huta Mr. Fielding, and was given a diet read- ing. The hill sitowssome very import- ant wuditicat' from the bill llretted according to the recut nun•ndalions of the insurancerm ' ion, and in its preeeul feral should, from the stand- point of the insuriu,ce companies at least, not prove a very contentious b •• 'sure. I r its 1"iucqunl feetures, with respect to publicity of toluene by the compaoiee, the reetrieti ,u ejf se- curities in whirl' the funds of insurance companies mey- be legally invested, limitation of expeg.esof w tnageureut, and provision for the repre•enuuion of policyholders on the hoards of direct- or, the new hill follows largely the lines of haat Year's hill, lint consider- ably onsiderably more 1st dude Ie given to the cams panic's in respect to investmeute in ny bonds and securities. and in this respect the bill is not nearly e0 revolutionary and dtaetic as the first draft. Ocie of the ems; iutpri•tent fea- tures is the ami,.,iuu of • the proposed new )ewe rc.fet•ting assessment or fraternal insu• ane' c onpaniee, as con• tallied in he former hill. There will Ile. tad. £Lange Lrti u ' ••• d xirtitlg act with regard to Glebe cuulpenie•. The Government relieves t't.at they ere steadily strengthening their position, and conforming to adequate emit re -led tables by raising their rstee. and that no further compulsion is needed. New issue. The escape of Hill Miner trona peni- tentiary in British C ,lumbia threaten, to become a political issue. For klub(' reason or other Portals people le . Use Corset Province ore nursing ties idea that auntebow u,• othev emus -shady or other connived at Bill's,es•:afw, And that the Department of Justice hat not been euftciedtly active in inves ligating the wetter. Mr. Taylor. member fur New 1Vestur better. is al- so the editor of a paper, while!" puh- lishetil an attack upon the Dominion authorities in eannection with this matter, and Mr.:tylesworth. in reply- ing to Mr. Taylor's rem irks in the House on the question. • pointed nut that Mr. Taylor'a paper bail first mis- raprasstrted lout and then hared the attack stat thio tnisrepree-station. The editor -member hasten rd ro pat the blank, '111)03 another British Columhia paper. whereupon Mr. Aylesworth significantly remarked that "the. British l'o!uent,iu news- papers appear to have a reputation for forged teleuretaf.". This allustoa to the forged Horden telegram wag a sore--_tourb '2 (lta _Oppu,itiort. mind here wee a rather warn) time before subject was dropped. Depe tment or Ettternal Affairs. Of ?ate year. C.tuad i s (fel sign re talion have a.•,.umid a very import- ant cher ter, and in order to feeili tate the. sling with such in uteri the Governin nt proposes to establish a Department tit External Altirs, composed of trained oft;"iaa compe- tent to handle theincreasing amlotint of correspondence With the Imperial and foreign Governments. Under the present system foreign despat!hes aro distributed among the eirious Ili partment.. specially inti , reeatlt ing in a good deal of c.mfuat o, The hill was read a first time: Mr. blordea Baogttetted. The Cions •rvetive mem►wrs of the House of Commons and Aerate ten\ dered • bmquet to their leerier. Mr. Borden, on Thursday bight, the func tion being designed as a meek of the party's c onto fence in its chief and Its epprecietion of his work during the election earopeign. Mr. Borden in his speech took consolation from the fact that the Conservative party h tel come hack to Parliament stronger than at any time since IY10, and het eecapei the onus of having to meet falling revenues, inerea,ing debts evil a bid financial witting, Orientals in British Columbia. Hon. Mr. Oaver, reityine t o a -tie et tion in the House, tui 110- number of Orientals in British Colnrnbia on Jan- umiry 1 teat. wee 34,25.4. LH these 17.- 2?Jl were Chinese, &lel Hin Inas and IS,titi .1 ie too se. 1',o • nu nb 'r of Orientate who h el h ie l nsot ral:z Si was 7,412 D tying Jane tryam the total arrivalmi of Orientals wets 6. ` ^- _ enactment was pissed prohiId. ing anyone but a modified druggist from selling eny 'medicines, even the giutp- Iest. remedies. Mr. Bowyer n'o•v phi. poses In do away with this sit in;lenf dame, so that country atm -riser's -on may sell certain classes of remedies'''. CURRENT LITERATURE. • HtnMY MAE'S MAGAZINE. -- Thr Marcl, number of Huey Mau',, Maga- zine upholds the ehmuacter of this eplendid public»1 ion ne a mine of in• terett and of information. Alum' e the atticles are one tracing the evulu- ion of the great Msasey-Ilairis In- t nstry from the humble twginnings or sixty years ago ; another with Lite ea- pranatnry title "Who Owns the Unites' States ?" which gives worm rather abutting oggntrn "The Vi. tits of Thrift," by hill H.'sol cry ; "Memoirs of a Great Editor" (John Thaddeus Helene, if The London Tinsel; "Agricidturel t''-opt•rmsion in Denmark ;" "Men of the:Sky." (feeling With aeroplanes and of her species of airships ; and many sateen. 111 ad- dition there are some g sod rh''rt Morisse, and altogether it is a nionle•r whirb gives a wide rangy of good reedit' (- a swathing for evetybmly, and a great deal for the all-round man who wants to keep track of the world's development in veriuns directions. Did you ever see • millionaire who got hie by following the *deice he gives to ambitious young men Never sn.pect a friend of doingon wrong until the proof 0111. is M pain and RA oleo. as th•' sun at noun on a cloudless day, and then - yes... even then do not steecine or rensute until yn,i have heard from his own lips his 'melon of the sipiwuse.l wrong. 11 yon were ever n friend to him foe is reel linty entitled to that much for- be»ranee and etunaiderat' . if this nils wore pranti'ed, many a m1*nnder- standing would be averted and litany • heaNwrhe s pared. The Unsolved Water Problem. tion the ft. (•. 1. Juni nal. ley attar day, day after day, (1 • d stay Mune it we d tiro . F or alt t he tone time 4 uu drink it Ith *blob to quench our thirst. booster, writervery where, And all front It do shrink Water, water everywhere, Norway drop todrink. �_- The very lake doth reek ' Oh, how the pupil. quake ! tbr.awly thlows rum0 nut the tap Yroui tout the +luny lake. dud evw'y bourne through utter drought Is withered at the rout- Ws Minot a,uwv WON than if We had been choked with Abut. With throats, uuetaked, with black lite baker) We sit and pion and sigh. And ell we to suppress our agouie- A. the hours go sloe ly by. We boll it and ads bull 11, Rut 11 will Iwo stand the fret, For the myriad Utile typhoid arm. - still mak,, of it a pc,t• Mr. Holmes' Appotronset. itt ii paper, The Clinton New Ern, Robert hoboes refers ;but to his ap- pointment tea Iuosititni in Toronto ; Having been veluutarily appointed to the .psitiun of surveyor of cos' toms at 'furoate•, it will be necessary Inc ole to Bever my Mellows wit it the people of We►t Huron in gegeual, end of Clinton its particular ; and also NA retire from the iiminagelurnt of The New Fara, with which 1 have connected almost without interrupt since the first dee it started, July 8, 1885. On the 21x1 of Febrility /. MU, was elected to represent West U ,roe fn the Dominion House, and again at • biterdate, and although not success- ful in the two ensuing electionk 1 formed many friendahipa among both Liberals and Conservatives that 1 appreciate very much indeed. In withdrawing entirely from political life, the expressions of good ill that 1 hays received, both vet belly and by letter, since my appainTllle i Writ announced, from opponents a, , 'sup- porters alike, are very gralifyin and I wanttn expire my hearty_ toell these Dor their goodwill gold wishes. in answer to many imqu0ie. 1 to eay ;het no definite plane for tb future •re yet. fonued. 1 t sel i,ut The New Nara and triad up my business affairs before 1 cai►ivmuve to Toiawto.- I leave no idea wLa*eeer as to who may be the purchaser .of 'rhe New Era. Whoevet• it is may lee altlm to 'produce & better paper than 1 have succeede,l,in doing. hut he will 'not have the :ell -icing of the People et heart an• more than i have had. I In ace- ;ding a position thet' mem s btrakinl; _he tire sir it lifetime, the in- teteste m others that myself It:wl to he coneidel 1. 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