The Lucknow Sentinel, 1926-06-03, Page 4ODfl;L,,G .04--SPreaOrep 'bto*eng. E•
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0111 4.4ersk Grob', mil Corn Modeasf,
*Wag /Nowa_
„MERL Sr WIRE C04---Wovcla Peacoat Gotta, 4.hint
O. S Caned vre-Au Gatraiinted, •
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IIHIGGIES:--itabber and Steel .
IRATMAN-WILKINSON, CO.:--hows‘ and
•tilANOS. ORGANS AND PHONOGRAPILS:-See aid silive •
Yoarself. mu* mimes Tikes you wid4 something in Me
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THE,
IMOICX VO* *g4744TIN ET,
1501-4ed every Thuri4a7 liorning
at LueknoW.Ontatie, •
A- De MacKenzie, Proprietor
4' and Editor
• THURSDAY, JUNE 3rd, 1326 -
'PETER SMITII AT' LIBERTY
IRW,0411-0- -- IP -Mt!
onunie4„
fiudiNow
, ,
tlielareat sad naestrgoisplete$
atedi in the •race4 beautiful' aeoliris
,t,, el,y,siie !roma, 11
Marble:, Stot!*; Swedish and Cait-
*dim' Granites
We,.akea ,specialty '
Menalsente and ine Year ,InSp`ie7:
ID
256"
"Pus ,CarefallY
Prccaptly Lime.
Sac ins before placing'your order
ome
alue, o
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:TARMSIRONG.-
litOnlettist '
„
tiaitn0iN,'„:" Ont.
What cadses some persona to
be distressed, on. .attendingrnov
One
reason_ is a sensitive con
tion of the eyes!.
Can this •be overeomel
Yess_ience bat -produced •
iense elleciallY for- this Purpose.
IS it aark in Color,' .
• No, merely a tinted lense.
Can the optonietrist • supply
hese?.
• Ye.s,, with the patients correc-
tinn, jf.ay, ground into ;them;
• (Continued ' Next Week)
Rms..
Lachnow, Ont.
,Spottou
L. No. 428; Luciincky
the Seceind Tuesday every
in their 'hall; at OP O'clock. C.
W. lIt.; P. Carter,"'Rec: See.
•
so.
6 Gunn
(Insurance
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meets
Ir
month KINLOSS tOL(1•ICIL
Mullin. ,
Kir.less, Connell met is Court of
Revision on May 26th. -Members
-weie •Sworn.. J. J. Tiffin Was an,
•ThePOnion cahinet ha*Ving taIrOn
into •,,criaider.ation ...the' case ef,„*
Peter7:81•Bith. 4formeni" treasurer' ;Of
GrItarie,•.. *Wed to ternu1ate.' his
imprisonment, at • the •,-Ktigston P.ten4
itentiarY, and an Order for. hes, 're:
lease' on May 31st.was lent. Olt
•As, . will li,e'reMealbered. 'Smith was
. . „ , .• A
ZOAViaE4 of whattiny be terMed
tgraft" rn oniect„ ien.AVitli, the sale
.*j
-0V iirOXinelei--;,honda..-whil.eLlie--..vies„
operatedo yak net 'onli the fhliti
doetne to 10,40a, hikaf1.1,0)Pant*c^
• Canada Inis the4S0t tff
surgical inatrunien 'The )def„ War
•original with Mau,'
II; also,wit1ii,si few year. Of
•,his ,gradnatioa*sneeesafal.IY 'PerforMI.
"Wallerdelicate internal -6-peratiens,
:treasurer: Ile
, bond dealer; was sentenced " to, aerie
'three-. years° in "the" Icingttnn Penit",
endary and to Pay, a fine of sit...hint.'
dred \thousand -dollars, and further,
Lo rem -alp in the Orison until ,
la.42 sum was Paid.. Altheugh the
people of Ontario had riO syMpathy
.with.•e„rafters, t was felt by many•
'that Justite 'Meredith had. rather ..ov-
eidone 'it • when he imposed Inch • r
• .
.crushing • Sentence' .nlien Smith ane.
•Jarvit.. Neither, :was. regarded. us
' bad man, Smith appears to ; baV(
been a weak and simple il)E,112; the
biLirn, of gratin..°"mantic
• lished before. he Meanie treasurer
Thegovernmeat in which he held ar
,imnortant eifize' had' come had, Offic
on a 'Platform of honest*, and econ
oinY, but be niieerably failed at t.lie
first test, :
not then regarded as PaSsible- FOr-
tnnately his fmt. sehlects Tecevefecl.,
But.. his, success in the new • fiel."
iiirgery, did not bring to Dry Grov-
' ea '''faine and fortAinel.,:nor favor with.
the , learned Men :of;the.tilne- Nylobt
igaces of le4=not *ay• bq ce4#es'44
,•Progress afl4H enlightorlasel*:, they
5ornetitnes.. are atroliglIalds • of
, .
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PROIOBITIO..* i11' _
,411.11p. GOVRICNMENX' ,f,lONT/AOL,
IN WHSTO, N ANARA
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l!dr, lleniighan of. Colborne,.
rvw,n5100,: •vri?or with 415 wife and
iOn, his been on a trip to Californi.i'
up the -Pacific- Coast-andraereee-Can-
hOntea, bad- a' veri interestinc
letter inittat> Week's. Cfotierich Signal
in it he•tella of .whg4, he saw in refer"
eace to .t.he.` drinVing of -,Intoxitating
Pier, and drunkenness in the -Unit-."
ed States under pinohobitlein and in'
ohr .WeStern.PrOltineen `which are, 'un-
der; variout forms Of "governmen
Control.t.
.7tuodity and ecns.erratamt..When Dr. • j-• •
n :view of all that is limn& sato
,Gro,,VeS. rad a paper 'ae-s.elibillg 114' about -the success and the failure o"•"
.,nethed of Operating „for appendicity: the various measures dealing with,
'liefOre, the • QntatiO• ;at' Ma°.'0i, the liqiiOr;f geat i44p
-- • sKtand we
..„iatiOn: a ' yokItitir ..11Sa°1: got letter.' i $
:,d SOO Anetiinel.na'..rnir are.. takinr the liberti of.", here re--
. wesoree00-'",
Ops•offoron‘•pitoso,
C H EV ROI 1‘. 1
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.JartriS h4d Merely done; what oth
ers in the bond business were doing
or were .quiti, willing to do.. The ex:
iiesure came thrOugh an accident.Ile
was in many respectS, a public • kik.:
rsiry 1 ited •man, had a. high-s-Wnding. Pee-
Voln Los•appeal .! • ---- • - '
Fred , , was heard and con-
.tsidered.• •COuncil, resolved to sustain
the astes.sment.-Gem.. ' Moffat,
Clerk; • J. J., Tiffin, 'Chairman- '
' The Council 'then met. for the
transact -len' of general ,business. The
Minutes; , lait meeting were • read
-.4.-- and signed. "The fallowing 'elieques;
RIDGE KLEIN; RETURNS , 11031F. were issued:-, Sawyer, Massey Co.(
grader; .$200.06; .MaCKinann, ...3
„sheep killed by $6a.00;
- • m
• ;Ms .Honor ;Judge Vein • rfr.rarneel-7 Pherson, 'ploughing discing read
l'ImrsdaY teat" *nal Hard.' DoMinion toad • si-;achinery
Sanitoritim at:WOrthin' ,gthn, 0" grader, .$1.30.00; • Jelin Curtin; work
reh - been .dn(lergPing treat- on 'Gaunt:Drain, $300,064 Jas....Percy'
Feb. '41th, fer:nerF931 Ile' •on wire 'fence ',$4:95;•-Josenb
Alth°ogh, not fully r°3*eref.' ,haif relit Of Hall' fOr "Diiisfon Court
Judge "cOnsideragY ImPrr'ved'' 'since 1993 ',tee ob- A..MatI.eod Pay
may not resume his duties 'en, the List No. .1 4500; Thoe... IL Moore,
be for some weeks yet
000
,
Grain, handling at the• 'pore 'oh
Montreal is, in excess of the total
for, la.st year by-..4,831,1184.basheler
thee creating a new .record in the •
ThaVelnent of • main ' thrntigh thi.'s
Pay List :No: 4, $10.57; R. J. Laidlaw,
'Pak List No. 3; $10.97; Jelin Mac,
'Kenzie, Pay • List 'No. 5, $35.824 A •
MacKenzie, Pay Pay List NO,.."6,.
Ben, l'..10-ritgemerY,..",pal,-. List No., 15
$.7)3-30; Levi Boyle, 'Pay List NO. IL
$39,16; P. "MacDonald; Pay List 24
.POlt The total amOunt handled: by, 16,17-20; John Buthell, Pay List No.
...jut harbor ,,de.1..ataii this 7,a,r. tomps---' -Si3O-84;---W.-.-RFi4,..pa(y List • No. ,
328.109,865 rei3i„eseat-iig, 13, $1162; W. Percy;Pay List No
.465,237,959 .haAeLa• dativenid . since Kinloss. & liuren Hely., , $5.74;
-laay, and a aPienuiu u,./..5..Aes. ,. pu -
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Jarvis was, released-froin prison
seine 'months age, and, a group of in
iluenttat friends are, Endeavoring te
have 'him freed • iron' the. 'Stionia of
.' ' . '11 3 b
•nime; so far at that can e. one y/
the Department • of :juetice. •
iy,Ifile in prisbn . Jarvis and Staid
were, not :obliged to' aSsociate Witl,
the .inurdererS, and, ,burglars who ini,
habit the • big Olsen...." 'Both had beer
1
gi‘'en. 4fiee ' jOha-LSinith d1ng 'dut!
in the prion library. . .::
•
.One report 'aliatit Smith was that
he wa.s in had health and not likoi:
to hie Out the terni. a hla inipriton
rnent, ;but a later report is to the
sleet. that he is enjniing fair health.
Es,erhaPs those: who originated the;
reports knew .aptli-mg about,his
The health of the :prisoners, no
•lotibt, , is 'fairly ; well 'looked. 'after
?Out- it is- said- that to.-4..Man-•.,aecits--,
teiried to-Aniblic ;respect. and to Oh
1,rty,' the slam Of an 'iron doer. Whicl:
shuts binr in like a caged beast; iv-
,
er-Y ilight at ' a fixed hour, ....'hai
heartbreaking 'effect. At?, perhaps
lie stories \ abent ,",respectable"" pris •
'Oners not enjoying geed 'health' al-.
net' wholly Without „ truth.; .. •
, o -o -o--..-- •
Thos
to 163;592,846 bushels received and • • 147 • $10-44 •NYal;: de'atrale wdrIr ;ay
Nrnite, Insne:tie Fee:Sill:80; Jos. 4:
Part salary, $15.00; • D.
,pat • salary, •:$15,00; ';Donalil•
3.•lacIntyre part salary $13.00 Mal -
col& Ross„. tartsalar, $15.00;1107
viii Irwin, part telai•Y $15.00; Vies:
"daunt, part 'salai•Y, $25.01);
4iiiniataie is made up of six ramie°. : tiona1d, s 1 ry. as assestor postcs
5; C7*-eao. Moff.at, "part • salary-
,. 'pieces 16,003 ,sections and weiO3
inibout Se.ven tont.'-•The scenes.* eties $50.c0, " •
-41124 '6°r`e•i''''''''ad' 'with .th:a• ' • Council adjourned • t� meet agair
: . have .ean .h•I! the 'on the 'last MendaY in June at: the :
b•• -•..011i .lifter. usual. time and place.' • .
jillatini tears of zoCeitaint UAL deo. G., Moffat •
•
lee beginning Of the. Year- • Cr -
I 'An. exact replica af the:Palestina
,1eserle memorable by the lif.e of Christ'
irOloritzeol from Winnineg •
frees -41Y On a freight' 'car. Mi.'
1:4,O,PPPIDn.g- 5119:41d ,"The •1„ett:r• .14tia°s foup• w.s: '
ImniediatelY. take stepa to :atlinIP It , I thangtki . Your readers Might 14..
Such is 'the reveard,ef original-, • A -- ' -on h
..)Ti..t",.. , " . , intereste in my unpres-i s of t e
ity. Of course, Dr. Groves was .1.,A workiiig• Of prohobition in the U.S.A..,
that time an unknown ge.neral prae. (.- g
.
ticianci ill, a, amsmall,backw004 vulagt, n.sia vid(iiavennit,ri,menytiusal.esle'ofThlieriZeriminprestliF,
-4.3fli;leae_ trhnienniro. atm
fese000iaL
rnn
Was from centre sions have .heen formed by ,persona:
observation more than" by interinew.
It is interesting to 11Xj°14i that *Ile Vith different classes' of People:. Tho'
nor od one graduate in tbin cowl. c'e read and heal -that Prohobition in
e U.S.A.. is a. fand that more
a
Etrx,aa. i'ri3otvls;gtriaaidrettlednur,sein 18in7lca,nalhetirae
, was there a hospital batli. ' ,i, 'licensed sale, Yet in our trip from De-
trY until. eight Years later: Neither .1(ledr is being drunii now than ander
to and the lakes. ' • oon troit to Let Angeles and :froni Sar
Die o• to Seattle, in visiting • oyez
thirty towns , and cities in • err;
•IlalifOrnia, and in mixing :With Many
• different 'People, I neer saw one per.
3ori under the influence Of Ilquor. Nein
' an pnrest or dis
" • •
phone No. 10 Is at. Your Service
We ,
,
-We Sell Cheaper Than The Cre . ,
Sell for Cash tilt Store
SPRING REQUIREMENTS
• 'Wire-- ' -
A.VE JUST PLACF.D IN STOCK A 311XED CARLOAD
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OF, BARBED `AND cplit, SPR E. DIRECT PROM THE
• • MANI:I' A CTUR ERS. 'YOU , I'LL F. iND OURt isizitt.S:••iadlit. •
Cemeut--, , • . •
A -FRESH cAiti.0Ap 0 CE!•IENT JUST ARRIVED..
•Lime, 11ard*A11•P1atei,, 6.yproc Wallboarth,-
- VO- WILL NEED THESEFOR SPRINGTIME ' REPAIRING
; . • ••• •w.11 RAVE IT IN gVER.r8k-4,13*-: iris BEYeND'Dtittfr,,'
. ,
' THE,BEST WALL FINISH.
Miirespzi Brushes-- , . .t
. • , YOU NEED TRIGHT IlFtUSH TO PUT' ON • 3IU
HE RESCO,
. ,
•" ts-a-nd Varnishes-,-
•••• WE HAVE SHERWIN. slLLI\fS pAINTS, LA -CS AND
• , . •
• • VARNISHES FOR EVERY PL"RpOSE„,
' CLAD' TO ' •
HOUSEWIVEr, N ILI. ,BE .• • • • - THAT E
nAvt. A L'AgtElt THAT Wr.l. • DRY HARD IN THIRTY
. UTES. ' IT IS A BSOL U I ELY GUA RANT EED,, yocti 31O\EY Is
filli'UNDED l OT s4TisrA(...~T(..irtY, '
•
r S
"\'' . Heating, Pitaqiblog and Electric Wiritig '
la; the inetegemiate eiith. „sahigh ha ;
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AN9THER . DICTATOR.. l$1
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EUROPE ' •
, - • .
The „ cantitries ',of Europe .anpear
)e. going: back. titi atitocirat govern
,tent a.s, fast as they got away frow
and'sbortly after the Great
, .
• The 'Most successful dern0cracies.
are corrupt. enough •but those ,set ur
. , "
follOvving the war .were
i� hp.d that they could ant carry- 01
• Russia, Italy, 'Greece, Spain anr7.
now Poland, after.an, effort It
• oczatic..governroent, have passe.d.intc
the hands of, „dictators more
arid autocratic thati" Were the .forrnei
czars, emperors '
Poland haq. lprig lieen.h: het hed .
ther tild I hear of, Y
:Satit'factlon• among, the laboring class
.frana being prohibited , to .Purchaee
unlimited amount of iiqnor On the
Other, hand, we had, not, been in Van.
c.ouver' half-aa-fioni when- I saw a .no
Beeman ;arrest a drimie Man • Ill' die.
not know where be was or *here he
s4-a•s „*„." ' ' • •
• 1. ine.?....it--tei;T-.517-days.-in ,43.rigteria
•
A LINK 'BETWEEN PAST
AD PRESEN1T IN SURGERY
anarchy, and, Wild", drearnaoffredoi:,,
and equalityr, but Until, the war:wha
• t :
was Poland, and is now nitain Pot-,
ind was held in:the, iron bondate cot
Iltissia Germany and, Austria„ 4t.thi•
• end Ofthe war the various parts'.
iow liberated, got 'together, and :set
on a &Meet -sale. governinent, ,with
president and two,houses of parlia-
•
A m
recent :puber of The Torente
• .
Star Weekly, :contained, a ,most inter-.
estincf, article on Dr. A.. droves Of
Fergi:s. By. `Way of telling 'the sort'
of man Dr. •GroVes ts and in • givina
examples „,of his , the
Writer' gives /midi infOrmation. along:
the line of recent •developments ir
surgery and •medicat. practice.
Dr. Grovesira4unted Torentc
i871.and so his lived tthrough
eried of ,trernendous ,develonnient iT
',;heo p,i-ofession he. had chosen et' his
life. occunatten. • He is now 78 Years..
efage hnt is sq an active practic,
otter alert in body` and in mind. .
It is not. general's: known that ii
,
•
ment. • But the peeple; ignorant ane
.urepatent,. at once, fell into the hands
•ncliticiana-hept ofl graft 'and
other farms o thietrery,.. ,
:Evidently the, fOrnis of • trouble
• viinn,on, 'even in :this. conntrY, devel
n:t-iionn4itrPoland- that
baie-
,7'-Parlianient given •over to: factior
hts. and quarrelling.,..° • •
: The' example of Italy were govern.'
Merit tinder- a dictator is at' any rate,
ffleient and the. country preanerOaa
looked good t� those in, Polaitd,whC
-ineerstOod the ..ratennets, of their'
lernocracY, and they looked about fa.?
di:tater :of their swim • ,
dietator nuist have . the 'backing
*f an arny., that is able to tteitoint.
'any other force in .the country; an
„ in Marshall Pilsudski; a popular war
hero, the Polish 'people .saw such
wants gdoe
'government, and anparently did not '
want to heeenie,, dictator:: His army
drey.e • the to*opt .frorr
poiver• after defeating a:section • of
the army which Obekecl. the •aathorit.
He was ,asked :to assume a die-
. tatorship. tut refused.- • However,' thr,
refusal was '1, . mere I PAM:: Hain
driven out the' 'government that a'
he.
' he.'.beearne . dictator' in fecti, .w.hethei
May be bought
on the° GM AC ,
Time Payment Plan
•
the:Cheyrolet:COlchlati Will , '
• :get. acorea 'ot" mammal quality.' • - .
.feattirei such *al you , would.
expect to find' only on higher
:priced cars ---dry ditto. clutch--'
brakentemi-float-
ingrrear aide with one,piece
•pressed; Steel housing-yacuinn
•
•'fuel feed with tank' rear -
Remy electrie startinglighting
and distributor ignition: -Fisher
VV one-piece windshield; auto •
-
matic Windshield wiper -and
cowl lamps.
Come , in and, see' for Syoureelf
this remarkable cOach value, '
Vanconver. and Edmonton is iiawe
ravelling-to Other places, and the .a.p-
13earanee and. dress Of'different. Peo••
:pie, led:me:Ito believe, batme spir-
ittions hqnor was being drunk than
- ,
on, my' former,' visit. In RC. and Al-,
• . .
berta, while the Government'. Store-.
'did not appear.to be doing a very ex.
tensivelbusineas, yet the beer' parlors
"Cr:oves, Western Ontario has ,„ r
• Man Who has cOntribuied not A. lit.
::Ie to the science of. surgery as , we,
'.'4a,..76 it .terday, ' • .•
'There '• practidady no 'SurgOr.lt
s.ven 'as " lat. as 1811 When Gro-.
es gradated -that is, there was nc
internal surgerY.,, Limbo,pf course.
Foal(' be arnnutation • and' wound*
-.1..egVed , up, .bat there Was. Sticb.
thing as. appendleitis eperation n r
he nornovai: 9f gall:Stones end iuitor
nal: Onion, The.medieal. 'students- el
1871 were actually taught that the
appendix' had nes knqwn,function an
• ertainly no disordert, •so' they were,
idvised to. Pay, rio atteritian t� • it. •
Frani an artiele by- an • triglitit
,urreon, t/r. Groves gt art, jnkling
hat _it was otherwisethat in fee'
aPpendix freitl was
. a:Ise. of whitwe 'es then:known
Uflarinnatir.!ri Of the'lleiweit;•kiliseaSt
;thick frequent/Y prOverl .fatal.. 11%.
Sucii r Cate Slid lie decided
iperate. He 4id • so,•,:htti•thetatien•
rt tvga t aitt aoperdix
4-Vei.• 'itinov•ecl."Iii -Canada; 'aid tat
he natidea reCoveted, Itos dze . per
tap toandthOr- btigitta1, ideA on tar
tart. ef Dr.: Groveeihat, Of steriliz-
* era, &ore ,natroniied. Ediriontoi
WaS in a' beer parlor' Where fid.15
one hundred Men. and. ten IF/mien were
seated at tables ?drinking' heer. Thr
tale in' these Pal-lora:1S restricted 'On•
y by the purchaser's aibiltp.to naYn
'.WOmea'ire not supposed to frequent'
these • places,,Ibut in Spite •of that they. I.
were there.: ' Alma 'One4ialf of the
vimaen., would be girls.nndei,
tWenty;.„thn•rett more mattirein age
The beer is sold aC..fifteen;Centi. •
'glass: Or two for tiventy7fiVe; Of
Course we are. 'told:: beer is :nettoxiaatIn but many- tbat-,
-
.were . staggering and all ware';'inoio
Or ,iesS. talkative,: tficipgh. Very, 'order-
ly, w", One , login had. hard "work to. con s,
Vince his clitith that .he Was not ;tit,
. t
bile instead Of. -the seat. -mere • arc
rearlf, three' hundred 'OE these' narleri-
in.both B. C..'and Alberta. „
In SaskateheWan, where The -Se par -
leis, • do net . exist, ' dronkennetak 'is riot 1
hotiitiel,•• arid , as .,•yre•; did, notSt�p 'r
Winnipeg or 'Manitoba know noth-
ing -of: the Workings there.' In .Neetli,
•erti-tritaria, while the :4,4, , sale Oar -
'es art 'nOt4.., largelY patronized,, ye'
they are the'rendezvous of the tOugh-
er, class ' and- a certain: amount
drtiriketinesi ,nOticed., among the
dginirdofheautamo
he liked the name of- netHe calle
,2arliainent 'together again, and told -
:t ,te 'ele-:t a president,: The patlia-,
ment elected hlinself,thinking prob
ably that Mittody ;e1Se. Would per-
mitted to act.. 'refused to accept
and practiCally rtold the, parliarnen+
whom to elect:. So he Will have
president of ilia own 'S'election' and':
parliament that Will .oheY.his orders
The Polish people have for years
been strong on 'assassination; , and,
tftsuaski had no sooner ousted •the
corrupt government` than, he begar
to -..reteive , letters threattning '
with' death, and only' the ...greatest
care 'ori the ,p t4ii8 friends and,
seldier.s -*ill Save hini. • •
It is the old Story, Where. the peo-
ple aie not intelligent eneugh and
honest enough tO, Carr's- on a deniric-
•tete- term of 'government they soon
• tet, in�ne form or another; the kine
'they *are' And that -is -A
•
ing o the n
todys.' :
. With regard. to Opinions of resid-
ents as ,to the workings . Of the con=
tiol, Various opinioas were ezpresie
• but all were agreed that bootleggim
;had, been increaaedrather than dini-
nished: 140 One thmight that drink-
ing had decreased; a :few thought
that the' 'Government should have tbs.
revenue out Of the sale rathe,r .thar
hotel -keepers„ and pointed Itc; the.re
turn to • the municipalities of inege
stnrs 1 do .not wish 'to Mention Our
Parr*, , of 'the parties whom •,aske
about the results; ..many of whon•
would be known to Yeur readers" ba..!
r "give 'a feW; ;One friend sans
the reeralconditions in • Vancoucer
through drinking were simply -appal.
ling and tha. drinkintr' in homes was.
general. 4na1ier . Said bootleggers
were making, more, than•formerly,
• the liquor sold . by', 'the GovernMent,
was iery deai.. Foreigners were.larg-
ely responsible for this trade. A , pro.
!feSsOr in, a 'University -did. not. notice,
any change in the wort' hf the ,Stu-,
deiits.A lumberman had seen no,dif4
,ferefice in amount of Agnew drunk
.bat , onticed the flamer given AO his;
niuniciaIior imprOvementS.
a Oring-inan Tir-EllinonTo, 'sate&
driiiikeimass and bootlegging hoe
bah :largely increased.' A green
' The -maxi who ,efrortc;the atioie city told nae that ;;:hile he
trying to get4eVen with his ,enernies had Voted for GoVernment contrOl h(
'makes so marry of them that he nev.- Was greatly. disappOinted with its
athieves purpose, *.weirkings and that the people or On
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tario Should be told that it did no
Thnte Who -get hoPelessiY int( prevent illidit -Sale but did' "increitiiv
lebt. "lteepikr tIP atPearans" widrtlhkentiesi. toroarly litad
keAtf kee;PlUg UP diSaPPtv" an Eastern Ontario town 'when '11:
anCei tri "escape the' bailiff and shirr. 'cans. lila in effett snd'.'on, vrtit
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MAKE IMMIGRATION HUMAN" SAYS
▪ R. PRSIDNTt SR THOMAS
:WHITE , PAYS HIM HIQH •
'TRIBUTE .
Addressing the, i'Associated
, _Boards �f- Trade banquet
at ' Winnipeg recently‘ E. W.
Beatty; chairman. and president
. of the Canadian Pacific Rail-
way, said. that one of the ,niost
significant facts of the confer-
ence Was the. desire .of .men from
all parts of Canada to discuss
the country's problems from an
economice and national point of
view, free from- he bewildering
• -influence of political partisan-
ship.; "This' kr. BeattY said;
"leads me to the inevitable con-
. Clusio:n:thatthe...qiiestjon of Cain, •
federatiini •Op :the 'principles of :
:national unity whichgiiicled the .
; tChdi kettinr
dent
oafBn atiatentilc..pr•E./a..4.:‘-futtthberes solvedbyligitnlitunsen:
pulation, hat only by* that men- m°!'""'
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is! attitude .11iieh. Comei from understanding...and is the result of lamestedUlofl'
erder to achieve natamai,*prosperity, Mr, Beatty .advocated. an,
.exteniiie }immigrationpolity to ,sopply the man Power necessary • for
the "largest ...Undeveloped country in the 'world.", "IPI had any sugges-
tion • to make in :•resPectto this :question," continued the president. r1
'would suggest:that "we takeit outof the 'field ,Of Statistics and Place It , •
-in the ,field of human; relations:, . We .aie apt toforget that the people.
who tome to our shores 'are not So Many -hundreds or thousands of: •
British Or Continentals with or Without settler? effecta. They are !mute*
beings, meinbers of families who hatie teenthemselves tip from Old 'Immesh
. homes' in some eases .eenturies old. to come and live an Canada, to .be
,neighbOurs, :if ,we'• are willing •te• be neighbourly. -earl to , become good
• eitiienslif we only hold out a. Welcoming hand: '
• , ."We realize hoW\great the, wrench 'must be when We learn that
mane bring With them a handful of, earth so' that when the thin tomes
'for them tei':clie in Canada it may be seatterecl biter their coffins. I .won;.
• : der hew many Canadians, who have, made the trek to the United States,
have over thought to carry with them a handful of Canadian' soil. NO
immigration schenie for Canada can el/et...achieve succeps unless. due. ,
Adlowance is* made for such human 'factors!' . • "•.• • ' • ' •
• On the same occasion Sir Thomas White, :former .Pederil • Minister
7---if.--Fioaocerpard-a-high--tribute•-te Mr.-Beaity.. Sir -Thomas said that he• '
had alw‘va _looked ' upon Mr.: Beatty as a: representative .:Canadian •who
typified' the qualities which are to, be found ,in true Canadians Mr.,
Beatty, had carved his own niche in Canadian affairs and had made
has oWn•way in, the world akin the manner of Canadians. As President
ef the Canadian' Pacific. RailWay,'Mr. Beatty occupied onethe higheet '
position's in'the, Dominion and. Was ubsolutely Unspoiled.by his enormous
• success. and, Sir Thornas liked .tO,think that. in this the former was else
a characteristic Canadian, : , •
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• Referring to, the impitiVement of the Canadian Pecifie Railway, the
forMer:Firiante -Minister 'pointedout that the history of the Dominion
'and the COMI)any were intertwined and could net be 'disassociated. The
: • Canadian Pacific Railway. had steed sta the type Of exemplary Canadian
' :enterprise and courage in the fa otapparently insurmountable obstacles.
Sir'Thomas also commented favorably oii the 'good work the Canadian
Pacific RailWay had done during the Great War, and later on. In going
• ahead with work, at the 'rem:lest of the, Government, In order tegive
, propleyrwt ,to soldierii who' were returning 'after the War. '
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the ,Saine town a few, yeavs ago was
arinszedat' the' ehal)ge,, in -- diinkin1
hrAubnt'
iskeinet°ils•li
d.at ailL.
it' %Vas not trOusuill td tee Severn!: d."p
eri, day.' Aclergynian engaged •
, . ,
Bible .$4.1ciety -work ,whon't Met di
the traiit. said. -1i had; travellett"all
the Westntts Provinces 'and the. Aet.
nitall-WrifitrefeirtrtfriwinceS,'"as
diemaltailtrie. Conti ‘lorolOr resideni
o. Colborne ,Itoviiship thotiklit thal
the preS,erit ,At would lead' to •prohi-
bitiOq. These opinions are, " I *think
•representatiV,e, and while -rt few ir
! a
• with us; are. based
one Cannot '\help but be,4,TonVine0
mat as 'a" 111071.501V :Oa*.
.10iterit ntro,ir iv complete fail.
Aire, '
Kgit.$10,
Sweater :Coats :and Pullovers :for
!pen „and ,s•ptIng
BpeCiall, $3.65,' at ;
Voting married peep,14? shetild di
"eUss 'things -frankly.
• .",riivir SerltS-1.1Yellieir legs 'to attil";
Proy; and the pYllic •obsprves
ahd 1'611004, .that the feet*.
have.iie monevellt of the 14in,
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