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Cattle Expwtts
he c}the export Lade to the Un.
ite>.1 liittxdom is groVing in spite of
high freight rates which Cana.
ti..in cootie raisers ar siuippere con-
t� +a m1itste a them too see -
Se far this. year 60,000 head
have -hew shipped, a considerable ad-
vents on the whole of last year's
*b i,ments, and by the end of the year
the showing will be still more watis-
factory from the Canadian point of
view. This looks like a real opening
foe Canadian trade. '
Ulster Gives Warning
Premier Sir James Craig of Ulster
in an address at the opening of the
Parliament of that ltzrn'nee, made it
quite r t i tint Si tli iiritislu boun-
dary t o•taw le sloe Won' c in a llad-
izc ti: at wit, not setae, i'.,lo to Ulster
he tv• trhi aisist in til delenee of the
fat .e:' territory, rite Com nuaslam
will have a delicate i„ t,, a thankless
trp0:: f; w will envy its personnel,, toad
whatever its findings they are sues to
he the subjeet-of-resentment en Wm
part of one side, or the other of the
c(r:mtrov ersy.
`The Soudan is giritisk.
Premier Zaghloul of Egypt lids left
for home without any hope of per -
evading Premier MacDonald
and his
colleagues of the British Cabinet that.
the ,Soudan should be pried. under
the control of Egypt. There has
been. n cessation of ala in the
Soudan 'since it was made quite ape
parent that Britain WAS prepared to
use all the force xsseeeseey to restore
order; and retain. central of the eoun-
try for which elle is doing so much,
The Soudanese themselves are not int
elined to rebellion and the greater
part of the trouble among them was
refused .by Egyptians.
Dominic* Venom, Provinces
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GODNIUdit mut
ethe Mame t es a Kaman r iw�aye 1 coattail eft-
' swam at disk will ee very much
squat the Vela in Japan.
burets les ! lslat roe life
•
chief aim of which is t. Make troublerble
inv. et the six Melanie' bandits
emsse sed a few weeks agso to be
wysd hr She aawtasr of en eat -
player who fought them when they
were relishing a bank collection est ,
mall rtgt * last appeal to stave aft
fkagober,
stir , There la iaraasrsusiategg ass- their musette* fixes for
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ti24th. kid)" smeutbtr of the OngtiBciti�h agitation void �prapeganda
in those parts of the ilsatrire where has sass*recd a stay of execution untili
the Mohammedans are suuaesrei u. iNoveraber ekh. Ha is the youngest
Big Less as Arof the handful and one of the latter
y bas made repotted dwclarition' that
It will cowse as a surprise to meet this young fellow, Let. Davis, had ne
people on this *We of the crater, tt' hand in the shooting- or the actual
hear thatt sr a is 'an 'attained Ions robbery. Preparations are *%sten•
of twenty 1 r' ! — dollars pa the while preiteesding :.for the hanging of
Wembley Zxhibities. Bo adaxnyp, . the five Wren ons the one day. It is
encs haws agrpe trod is tae effect tbai said that not since ' 1837 has such a
it was -really a We sucesas, that the large scale hanging taken place it
recent iswisaa of ',**vitae it open this country. In that year sever
next wee. generally re ga its men were hanged at the Notre Dame
conllz�s thisview. The '$ritish street Jail, Aiorttreail, for having tat.
Goverm'taesst guaranteed a consider. en part in the rebellion.
able assossst *film cost of the Warn -
Steel shalt' and Colonia' Seeretary J Stein Houses for Britain' .
M. Thome, when urging an increase. Little actual progress ,has been
of *aguarantee +yxpreesed the view made in meeting the housing situs•
that the country wouaci, not have to tion in Britain when the need it
nook oras cent of it. ' aligned against the areomplishment.
Labtr„ anal the t'ttagaralisaahrta The succe;sive governments` of the
past few years have Wad the assist -
On the eve of ant election campaign ance of Parliament in voting large I
the British. J shoe Party„ • bolding
a sums 'of anoney. for • the -state -•pro-1.
conference in London, decided that no grams, which have been varied from
Communist should be eligible for time to time. Just now there are
membership. This was en . advanc- severs' projected plans for the "matt.
.d step over the proposals of tile exe-, production" of hovers, ready to put
cutive committee which confined its up on the concrete or brick and stone
recommendations to a reaffirmation" foundations. Lord Weir,, a noted ire
*gland affiliation with the Commun. on and steel manufadturer of Gias-
ist party,. and non -endorsement of gow, has erected a model three room
Communists as Labor candidate for and Jath house of steel near one of
`Parliamentary or municipal honors, I his Glasgow plants, wuich 'he Bays
The more sweeping decision came can be put up completer -for a sum
from a motion initiated: by the rank • money, and in a neriod of one day ef-
and file of the membership and ear. equivalent to about -1,500 bf out
ried with a huge majority, i The ter the foundations are needy. This
Communists have made considerable cost is surmised on massa nroduction
trouble for the more moderate Mem- --that is having ell the framework
beta of the Labor party and their ac,' and other essentials factory"' made in
tivities .have doubtless become em. huge sgttkntlties, and celivered to the
bai•r•assingr. k. . places where building Is in progress
American,- Indians Increase j, British Political Pot Boils
The gpeneral,,publie has for years With anether _generalelection in
An unusually import*ut case in. e ac us oma a rea n s ory an sight the British political pot is boil- combs, of Birile," Manitoba, that he
voicing the old uuostion or provincial article that the red man on this con• ing, The coming fight is sure to be
rights, in asew ltk.ly to come before tioent was..fast disappearing. .Along bitterly.' contested. leo ' doubt there:has- successfully grown ,rustproo1.
will be a number • of three -cornered '—
battles, as the Libera:'.s- and Labors
itis have become sworn enemies in-
stead of the close fr.ends there were
not so ,many years•.ago, and. neither
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Masi people tail to aad.•nased tk.
sigsi5 sane er a lame, wart, sant .or*ekingbw k.
When Die bark aches or Imo omits
heat, it is averaraingt that the kidneys
are aifeeterLia surae aa;•,
Take aotiea er this Raining: relieve
the br,ekaebe, sad dispoes of say
Oases' of awrioas '.ti•la;y troubles.
toll! strsngtltea tits weak kidneys and
relieve all the tee/ibis, the ba
uuar fa thsk.
Mrs. A. Hebert, Point du Dupe,
N. 11., writes; --"For two years I was
greatly troubled with pais te my back.
I tried' all kinds of iiaiaussts end Owetern but got ACIlalief tmatll r took
Doan'a ICidnsy11 Pills. I have just fin-
ished the woad box, and now the pain'
havPeut all die.peaywsred
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tag' by T. G
Milburn
Limited, Team*,lila.
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of one Of the aeerretaries, E. C. Set -
tell, who txnlawfuUy cashed a check
for $20,000 on the Commission, and
almost succeeded in„ getting away_
with
hewas . themaking n only,his beingwayinto. arrestthe ed Un -as
.
ited States. 'Millions of the money
of the Ontario Government and the
municipalities of the province are in-
vested in the Hydro enterprise, and
no mistake will be made in' clearing
up any allsgetlona agasnat the meth-
ods in which it is handled. Setteil's
action is respect to the check is an-
other of the startling incidents which
have .caused excitement !n Ontario elf
late, the tax scandals in Hamilton
beingthe outstanding one. The
number of young, men involved in
these attempts `to get easy` #Honey
raises some serious questioning in
the minds, ofthoughtful. people who
:are wondering what i:a lacking in. our
systems of training the young.
Rustless Wheat
The did is made for Saiiniuetax=
the mitts by mutual agreement be comes An official report of. the United
twee$ ties kosainion and the Province States Indian ,Bureau ..with figures
ofIdes boba. 'The latter took pos. , showing that • there are 3.46,062 fn-
sesaleeas •+sf-ant estate v lged at only diens in that country, a gain of over
$1,0410, to which ne tteirs could be 16,000, in the last e'even years.
fowsptd, after the -death of it* owner, I These figures are exclusive of 60,066
The bee tales, which; heretofore had, Indians who have surrendered their
takes sorosis "states to Itself, resented tribal identity and have become ab.
this teethe*,' and the Attorney -Geiser•' sorbed, in the' general population.
al of Nasaitoba decided to fight the This is an interesting'survey and one
Federal Government's claims. The which may give rise to many ne'1i'
is inclined to give any advantage
whatever to the Conservatives who
are numerically the strongest group
in Parliament, ,though • weaker than
Liberals and Labor together. -A
number of Canadians will likely fig
principle at stake and not the studies .and investigations into Tndian use, in the elections. Sir Hamar
saasoarnt of the'ertate is the .issue in life and progress on this continent Greenwood, a .WhTtby .tion, who was
the battle. The War in China . offered the Liberal nomination hi
The Moslem World The situation . in . China is so in. Central Cardiff', has ren;,ed declining
A curious intrigue "r, a tett to be volved that it' A impossible to, follow the .honor 'and urging that the anti-.
reaching a bead in Arabia. The Ca- it at this distance with any, definite Socialistic elements should get to-
ga;ether. otherwise many seat$ may be
liphete--or the headship of the Mos- idea of what A actually ' meatus, Ar idol: 'The' "men of twonty*one years
lent world -pis the stake. The We. natters stand, according to :the lat. 1lave x ilentiy be en t t en this vote r
bxbi the tribesmen wird have led a tot _desp tches-ofthe.Soreestfrom lritaii a nd titeritAi dd al5v1 uinz
successful revolt against "King Rus- Mukden area of China are wintniuugg aaajllion voters to the rails. The total
lain of Hedjaz, have seemingly been their fight to be come. masters of the vote. in the last election was over 14,
in very oiose touch with high per country, Pekin and full; control of
aenage.- in—Egyrpt-rind -Inset* as -well- hiaaa is-the'ina1n `�prixe. Shang=hai '.
s al,
f
es Turkey. The resit ' of -`their ad- is a1. rich' incident' which willTim Ontario Uydro Investigation
winces, is the abdication of Hulrsein considerable advantage to whoever At tate request of Sir Adam Beck,
Why also had the title of Caliphate can hold it. lin the nieantfine, trails it. chairman, the Qnwrio Govern-
Rias' son, Ali, succeeds him as king with other countries is being greatly meat will have a complete formol In -
hut *greets not to take the religious disturbed, and the only people on the vestigation into the affairs of; the
title, Behind all these moves and .outside who are benefitting- are the Ontario Hydro-Eleetric Power Cons
eounter-plots it would not be eurpris• makers: of armament's and ' ataraunz. i mission. Sir Adam's move is , the
fog to find a Moslem conspiracy, the. tion, Russia is 'meanwhile repro- ,answer to insinuations in the letter
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COGoPM'tt details will ars dm* be
mask lma n as to yr. I.szreea*be's ex-
Periaeaas{e•
■+lfr Primed. lirasiastry
The adaisirw MWinery et Italy is
e
a emparativsly Iwo oar and the
government le takher drastic s to
protect it. In particular Its is
aimed at iretportationa from U. Un-
ited Natal and $witasrlaai, its Ode
competitors is this industry. There
is a keen desire to promote Italian is-;
shuatrriss and spiral commissions have
been investigating in various e.usn-,
tries. Mussolini and his Cabinet are.
tapparently convinced that protection
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is a necessity t Italyisto ben et-, thiwa r•s' pure e s fresh,
:comb/ competitor in its own m r s
against other countries. �' SI o delicious i Try IS rod «
Mama is Daagaer
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Mecca, the sacred Mohammedan
.city, is in danger 'from reehellious change. Tbat was fifty-four coats a
tribesmen known as the Wahabis. bushel higher thag . the price for the
These are a fanatical lot who reset eorreeponding period of last year.
some of the ectionrx nod : regelatioatf--The Western farmer is eertstinlyr coin -
of, Ring Bassein of the Hedjas, the ing. to his own while the farmers at
Arabian kingdom whose establish- the East have also, generally fspeak-
mcnt was confirmed by the powers ing, had a good season. The effeet
after the great war. Hussein and his (Continued on page 8)
Arabs werre�.f considerable assist-
ance to t1i British in the campaign A Foe to Asthma.. --Give Astazma.
against. t, inth
seeingTurkBritain hte anto hall a chanes sad it gaffs ground
interest rn openthat the routes rapidly. But give it repeated. treat-
pilgri are s keptamforre
the great merits f Dr. J. D. Kellogg's Asthma
pily obli les, and p oraro or less mor- kemedy and it will fall back even
ally obliged to support :Clegg, Husaesdn, faster. There io no half way meas-
whoNWinking ' a good campaign
urea about title xeinedy. It goes. right
jt temporarily,
it .array lose some gro>and to. work and drives astluiaa out. It
temporarily. '
I�reaches the inmost breathing pas-
t ,Australian Trade with Canada sages .and leaves no place for the
t The preferential trade 'greemenx trouble to lurk. Haire it by you rea.
between Australia and Canada should d y for - use.
be of - mutual advaastage. .At- this •
time Canada has much the best of Jones took a taxicab to his home in
trade with her sister Dominion, send- the suburbs. It was a rainy day.
ing some nineteen million dollars' He protested when, the driver de -
worth ' ofmantled an extra fare.
goods r- one
that country "Why," said Jones,"you are charg-
against a little aiier••�one million dol- • y
tars received. The Canadian automo• • -r - '
0 40 �s
bile trade with Australia .is particu-
larly good. It is figured out that Un-
der the new arrangement newsprint
exports from this,country Will be in-
creased by probably thirty thousand
tons per year: This would cut into
the Scandinavian export which now ;
shares. the Australian market with is
Britain.-
I Buying Canadian Wheat
Britain, France, Russia and •Ger- '
man are all reported to be buying •
Can dian wheat on a fairly large
scale, .;Prices are holding firm, and a
few days ago the $2.00 mark was: •
reached on the Wuunpeg 'Wheat Ex
SAMUEL LARCOMBE
On his farm et Bulla, Man: rust-
proof wheat has been grown..
wheat. This would be of inestimable
value if it could be generally grown. -
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ing me for four miles. I und�eratand
the distance is only two and a half
miles."
"It' is, as rule, sir,' admitted the
taxi driver, "but you see, we skidded
a lot."
Ohfldre a Orr `
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It will salve' you, t uonay
. 'Robin
e Moderation Lea
of
ntario
President. i~ 1 H`ellitiatir,'K:C. •
overnment Centro- l is,feop4's 'Control -
a11
HE people of Ontario -not any narrow or isolated section
of e
11th m -
beat the people of Ontario as a whole—have chi .
ideals of puhi " e1 :rrrivite life. $ritigh traditions have given
these.
These 14cass are well understood. ,
Lawlessness, disrespect for law. lack of self-restraint, and
,,,messes of.�a 1, kind. c :to: ap'pi ion in ,Ontario.
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Gar:.,;r+,at *'at Control, in the:presont plebiscite, is simply a
mandate bar the n^ogle to the Government to proceed -with legi--
latonwhich, while eatalin: with'and as far aspossible eliminating
mace°ses in 'dr:-Itting: will re store respect for late, AO recognize
the ri"'ht of the citizen to reart1-4-e his private lar„ in accordance
v,:tt, they •prinim:inlets of moderation and sanity.
Prohibi.ion is a rferi i ^f "s'ch a 'mandate. It consists of
. t'►Fnittte order of "IILIS`1' "OT".
That it undeermined! private and public life ---that it made
.�,vleAgners'pr't •,hle--tha i* tt5 'k r4venues which shotld be
used for the public good—that :r created • evils harder to subdue
. than those ft pretended to 'bong -.J ---+vis rSe verdict of Alberta,
Saska'chewan and i1anitohiit tin the last year. They had
tried. Prohibition for seven v-nrc and found 'that period quite
long enough,
Of cotu .e. ,the' verdict .r�r 1�t not rendered ' without' a fight -
just as here, the people were toad bf the wonders of prohibition.
They were told how rich they had become, how sober they were,
hnrv. crime had vanished. how low taxes were and'
how happy
and prosperous ,everybody ° wa' . "Impartial" writers wrote'
articles in the newspapers. "unbiased" speakers made speeches.
But the people were; not moved. - They knew better.
Then they acted. just as soon as the. opportunity arose
they voted for Government ControTT The Prohibitionists tried
to prevent the people 'from expressing their views. 'Everywhere
they said that a vote was unnecessary and southt to avoid one.
Just as here.
But -the people prevailed. They decided that, through
'their Governments, tlfey would take control themselves.
' Vote for Government Control as follows. .
Are you in favour of #ht
continuance of The Ontario
Temperance Act? -
2
Are you 'in favour of the
sale es a beverage of beer
and spirituous liquor in
sealed packages under •.Gov-
ernment control?
• MARK
YO7R
BA icYr
HERE
411frsairit
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Provincial Headquarters, 5 Richmond Street East, Totto
Telephone : Man 8387 and Matin 1193
Z Oseriort Osler, Treasurer C D. Bot, fir►'
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