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Thursday, April 1Sth, 1938
PREMIER HENRY'S POSITION
Premier Henry last week made his
(' topg-delayed statement In the Legis-
laturein reply to Opposition quer
•Y"uu+twos as to the ownership of Ontario
* Power Service Corporation (Abitibi)
-• • beads parchssed by the Hydro -elec-
tric Power Commission of Ontario, or,
rather, by the Ontario Government
with the approval of the Commission.
The Premier himself owned 125.000
eft tllesbonds, end Senator Meighen, a
seemlier of the Power Commission,
owned 115,000, and both of them are
directors of companies which con-
trolled large amounts of the same
bonds. The Governments purchase
saved the holders of the hoods from
large losses; but Mr. Henry states
that his personal Interest did not In-
fluence his judgment In considering
the purchase. This Is a matter that
must be lett to his own conscience;
hut. ss The Wrests Telegram (Con-
servative) observe., British tradition
"demands that men who hold posi-
tions of trust and are handling the
people's money must not place them-
selves 10 a position where there can
be the slightest suspicion that their
public acts are influenced by self-in-
terest." At any rate, The Telegram
holds, "Mr. Henry has committed. in-
advertently, no doubt, the unpardon-
able political sin. He has been
caught In an embarrassing position.
He has been put on the defensive, and
a political leader who has to spend
most of his time on the public plat-
form defending or explaining his ac-
tions is In au impossible position."
Comments In similar strain from
ether Conservative journals appear
to indicate that the party would like
to have Mr. Henry's resignation -bat
Mr. Henry is not In a resigning mood.
He thinks be has done nothing wrong,
and he doesn't see why he should
commit hartaari. Influences are at
work, however, for Mr. Henry's re-
moval that have nothing to do with
kis connection with the Abitibi pur-
chase. The extreme "wets" In the
party want him out, and the impree-
don la being spread about that a new
leader is needed to save the party in
the approaching election. The
:e
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N• `-moil .Merow
growing mistrust of the people with
regard to Hydro deals make defeat) • • • j (Milverton Sun) and import trade without taxation.
almost certain -unless with a new A dog show in connection with the According to the latest census re- April 30
leader and au appeal to the wet ele- I 1983 fail fair In Goderich That turns it Is revealed that 48.3 per 11Yd4.�.iaogae. Cartier ailed freta
cent_ Canadiana live In the rural
t the-_attentton of j.1 votgrtcap deep 't mean that the tall tale- ia-go-JSL Mslq_y?aMe._Aa els drat lYlll�
6tatrsrtaS "morn tllt+S mftters long .raL to ;we •wd•- L.�,c41j 't"a intz
evl.- "-Re 1.c 1ha i_• .., - t"'p`"y, •leHe -...A.' jv a 4 ` ,a te tee►
are coming to the fair. cities .ncl is to fur i'etand b.
taken in 1921 showed rural and �' reached Bale de Claalenr July 8; tried on, glace '(Y2, ■ Tennyson (hub.
improvement if only appoint-
ments to the service were made
by a disinterested commission on
the merit bads. The red)rmere
got their Clvll Service Commis-
sion and the merit system from
the Union Government, but It has
scarcely worked out as Its pro-
ponents hoped It would. It has
been found that the Commission
has not been Infallible la its ap-
pointments. Hon. Hugh Guthrie,
Miulder of Justice, recently die-
risaTMd to theMonie the Vo(p .
:mission has filled important posi-
tions merely on the basis of a
written ezamTutton and wlthont
interviewing the applicants. There
have also been unpleasant die-
-)edosures In connection with the
'dilation of applicants tor po-
and last year a tarifa-
inquiry resulted In the
('ommlaaloo being re -
these things have
it on the present
to a demand for
the jurl.dlo
n of the en -
me
presem
tired. A
throwu dl
system, lead
the removal
tion of the Co
tire outside service.
Those who favor former
system of patronage ea ,east
claim that the nen who re-
commended to tbt._G''!._ t
for appointment were known
their iocalities, and that If
sppointment proved to be a ha
one the party and. the Govern-
ment had to assume the respon-
unless be changed MI ways he would
be compelled ` eat his porridge with
out sugar. •
• • •
Hon. George P. Graham is so per-
enlally young 11 spirit that it t
hard to think ,ef hies as seventy-four
years of age. -.London Free Pres.
Yet be has been L public life so
long that It would riot surprise one to
learn that he was ever eighty.
• • •
Id 'the opining d -Stu inwatd itoc
ley, Fast•Issr wlll;ome to all the
Rreat e9uairi6i?�" iairo
-MI _ 1Si<
her blast ..hires), Germany has its
brown shirts -if Sir Oswald is to be
believed, cchould;tt Canada be picking
out some nice odor for Its Fascist
uniform?
•
The Mail and Empire seems to
think that people should. not complain
tbs new Fulani tat et two cents
a pound on sugar, bemuse 16 1190
sugar coat In thin Province two l!
Inge a pound. But surely The all
and Empire doesn't wish to Insinuate
that the present Government llt�ut
ting the country had to the eoadl-
(ions of the century before last.
• • •
' Isu:etor Meighen is In a new role
d bility. This had some effect on in explaining and defending his eon-
3he• 3,iFa_of sae ranumme llel .for __}-ttectvqgi loth the Abtttbt urcilzse. 1t
• ee. Under the prevent aywtem would bpm -
when. tntereating-if It were pm -
when weak appointments are
made no one in particular can be sible--to have Senator Meighen's
held accountable. opinion 11p05 the position of Hydro
The change Indicated 117 the Tele- commissioner ll/elghen ; the Senator's
gram correspondent is going on with- biting tongue Codd be depended upon
out a word of protest from some to score heavily ups& the Commission -
papers that were tialient defenders, sf er. At asy sate; tbs, Senator abesId
the Civil Service Uommlaaloa when tell the Comaeiasioner M resign -not,,
the King Goversaent vas la office primarily, because of the Abitibi af-
and when trii-einoo9Tit 10 seine ■ fait, but because one man should not
point against that Government for hold the dual position, and because
some alleged departure from the aplr- Hydro should not be linked 10 close -
it or letter of the Civil Service Act. ly with politics that a party leader
The Act as it exists Is, we believe, should be a member of the Hydro
capable of Improvement; but the ne- Commission. Mr. Meighen has bees
cessary changes should be made In a vulnerable position ever since
openly and In due form. In preference the day when, while still a Hydro
to the practice of killing the Act commissioner, he accepted the post of
Inch by Inch. Government leader In the Senate at
Ottawa. •
EDITORIAL NOTES
GODERICH, ONT.
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1542. -The ear 4e Schorr.' ailed
from Kocher with three .hips and
lea rami on June
Nth nOef Jaepues Cartier at St John's,
NTUL
Rot,err, va
Cartier h
likewise
the twirl
was "dl
and re
Praia'
torr
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bull
To
is 'say back tram Quebec.
gab -.-Mil , Where�j
rostered and' where he
e his winter quarters. In
be explored a tittle, but
.ted with the country,"
reed, with Ms colonists, to
in the fall of 1543. (See ful-
rente below.)
--The first Ieooinotive to be
In Canada was completed in
nto, but the ptgject did not prove
a succesIL__ _
1003. -The party of Barr colonists
'red at Winnipeg en route 0 Seat -
wan. A great deal of suffering
ed. a.- the promoters of the
had not made proper prepare -
u41 they soon left the new ar-
rivals t, look out tor themselves.
Had 1t bot been for Rev. G. E. Lloyd,
who later was Bishop of 8aekatche-
wan, they would have been In a ser-
ious plight.
April 17
i�it� ene� iiudeon -failed" trdrd
London in an attempt to discover a
northern passage to the south seas,
but he was murdered' 1n the sea which
bears his name and only a few a his
party survived a winter of terrible
misery and returned to Englaud In
1811.
1$40. -'The monument on Queens -
tin Heights to General Sir Isaac
Brock was destroyed by an explosion.
On the following day a reward of of 1541. but wrote to the King that he
f250 was offered for the capture of might do some other as'rvk'e ""width'
the mac who did it, whites resulted "would be pleasing unto him, 1t he so
'desired:" The 18panleh Amtassa-
dor to France urged his King. Charles
of Spain, to attack Roberval at once,
but the trouble was to find him. Is
October he was off St. Malo, but did
not dare to land, as the French King
was angered on account of the rob-
beries Roberval (who had been
joined by Bidottx. a notorioni pirate)
had committed• on Frenchmen and
foreigners. in April he 'sailed from
La Rochelle with "three tall ships,
'loft persons. as well ss women and
"divers gentlemen of quality." He
was held back by contrary winds and
did not reach Newfoundland till 8th
June. when a few days later (`artier
arrived on his return to France. One
might infer from the narrator's cryp.
Ural remark. "Cartier stole privtly.Ural'away and landed at Brittany." thajj_
Cartier was not particularly over-
joyed to see his erstwhile eornpanloa
at this late date.
In 1543 Rabersal was bavit tat
France, where he ' met an untimely
April 19 end about the year 1561. F. J. N.
1627.-Oardlnal Richelieu signed
the charter et the Hundred Asso- _ ALL Q J tiro nmest
elates, which wail ratified by the -----
Council of tltate a year later. It
stipulated that the Associates .were Caliag sad Paper Answers Question
to be "proprietors of Canada; to goo-
in the Negative
"ern in peace and war; to enjoy the (Collingwotsl Enterprise-BulletinI
"whole trade for fifteen years fez- Are all towns gone to bridge!
-43- ea.d,.setw) whale fishery) aprd,,,,Thls _questio was j y,p,,e,
'•'f4r"rt7de'sr''m-prrge�onty anti -tv :•.•. y ane+...red. M , S, .-et:-'
"be permitted to carry on an export hoitently answered. From the matt
to our own deek we can find proof
that in different. in many, of the
entailer town. other things occupy the
time and attention of the people.
They are winging "Sweet Adeline"
again ID the U.B.
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Reuther probe. for *aster: A
gge_liy, ter spring finery, or carr
ear Aril 'drawers.
• • •
Mr. Bennett holds that everybody
should pay taxes -and he's jolly well
seeing that everybody does.
• • •
Notice bow big and fat the robins
are this spring? Poor little things,
they don't kpow anything about the
depression.
• • •
Judging from advance reports from
Ottawa, the redistribution of sats
pantie jigsaw puzzle.
NOT ALL NAZiS
(London Advertiser)
All Germane in Germany ire not
Nazis. and outside of Germany nearly
all people of Teutonic descent deplore
what le happening In the Fatherland.
$Stier did not even poll a majority ter
the recent election. His suicidal policy
cannot he Imposed for a long period
on 80,000,000 people.
-viz" ARE IMPORTANT
(Cheeley Enterprise)
The Hon. 111. H. Stevens, Minister of
Trade and Commerce. In the course of
bis budget sweet) referred to the im-
portant place in the public lite of the
weekly newspapers. He is right. No
paid editors to write as their bonuses
teal them. The country editor 1s in
close touch with public opinion and
VOWee. the cot„I,Mtz's real sentim rat`
, TREND IS CITYWARD
sill together for the new world, Cor
tier outattlug six ships at St Jlabo;
Roberta' outfitting four at Rouen and
Honfieur. Instead o[ starting from
a common rendezvous, they were ap-
pareatly each to all when ready to
the etsu►mer of 1541. ()artier ailed
as arranged, but Robeeval delayed
ailing till next spring, for reasons
explained later. It wan Intended
that Cartier should be in command of
the expedition until Canada was
reached, when Roberval as leader
with Jean Franck dm la laocnne as
lieutenant -general would assume cum
mond on land. In his fleet of six
4bSalk S2arUUat lust "SL_maater 9ilet1.
"400 sailors and 20 carpeoters;" he al-
so had "ten casks of gold, seven of
"silver, and seven quintal. of pearls
"and rubies." With Roberval were
"300 fighting men with arquebuse.,
-crossbows, and small shields. In ad-
"dttlon there were 20 horses, 20
"cores, 4 bulls, 100 steep, 100 goats
"and 10 pigs," as well as 20 plough-
men with farm l,mpten enta.
in the meanwhile, Charles of
Spain, bearing that France was
granting licenses for discovery in these
new lands over which heelalmed sove-
reignty, protested to Francis -of
Frame, and ■iso made preparation
to attack the French. He sent out
two caravels to spy on Cartier:- both,
however. returned without any result.
Cartier in the meantime had reached
Canada, proceeded up the 8t. Law-
rcocv, so named by him on the 10th
of August (the feast of St. Law-
rence), 1=5, and laid up his fleet at
Cap Rnulpe.- -0C-Iii. wteter exper=s
lences but little is known, but In the
spring he set out on his return to
France and in June he met Roberval
atthe harbor which Is now known n.
St. John's. Newfoundland.
But what of Roberval In the Inter-
val? it appears tbat he experienced
some difficulty In getting provisions
and supplies, whkh detayed him. He
std not follow ("artier 1n the rummer
In the capture of one Benjamin Lott,
a "renegade Canadian." who was
duly punished. The monument was
restored In 1850.
April 18
179& -Louis 'Roy turned out the
first late of the l'pper -Canada Cas-
ette, at Newark (now Nlagera), on
the first printing press In Upper
Canada. The printing press was
afterwards removed to York -(Toron-
to) when it became the seat of gov-
ernment.
1!410. --Perth, Upper Canada, was
founded as military settiemeit. At
that time there was a warted devel-
opment In that district. and the town
of Perth la still one of the moat pro's-
perous terms of its sIIe 1n Canada.
Many of the descendants et the first
settlers are atilt on the 'old home -
*leads.
1917. -The death took place of
Judge Philip Holt of Huron county.
He had been judge sine 1902.
EASTER
__The Festival of Lilies
EVERYONE weloomes it u a harbinger of Spring. We oar
meet your vanta.in any direction and can deliver year order
to any part of the world. We have a fine stock to choose from
both in Plants and Cut Flowers.
Have *et rsssived a shirred - ' st Imlay livargreses
and flowering 3hraM trim depot New 1. the
tines to fb sip year home grsusd with the shams.
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Geo. Wedbrookillionter. F. C Kalbffleisch, Prop.
be
enough to tide the party over the
forthcoming election. It 1a almost a
foregone concluelon that before the
voters go to the polls there will be a
sew leader, and it le ■ good bet also
that "beer and wine" will figure in
the party pronouncements.
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THE CIVIL SERVICE COMMIS-
SION
Under the present Administration at
Ottawa the Civil Service Commission
is gradually being shorn of power.
Authority. for thla statement is the
Ottawa correspondent of The Toron-
to Telegram (Conservative), who
write. lo hla paper:
The Civil Service Commission
of Canada 1a beginning to have
the appearance of a plunked bird.
Little by little It Is losing Its au-
thority overs Appointment* to the
*OR service. A year ago some of
the lower grade postmasterehipa
were taken away from its juris-
diction. Appointments to the new
Tariff Board staff and some
broaches of the National Revenue
Department are made without re-
ference to the mil Service Com-
mission, and It Is proposed that
appointment of teehnieians to the
Radio (3ommlaslon'a staff shall
also he removed from it. The
latest step has been the removal
from Its authority of appoint-
ments to the penitentiary stags.
The diepdsttlon appears to be to
gradually divorce the ()ommisslon
from the right to nntke senior ap-
pointments to the elvll service,
while It is permitted to continue
to decide whether clerks and
stenographers are qualified to
serve King still country.
Previous to 191e, appointments
to the Weide civil servie at Ot-
tawa came under a eommisatoner,
but all ont.lde appointment's were
made by what wail known n. the
patronage 'system. Local patron-
age tominittees submitted names
of peraons for appointment. and
the Government did' the appoint-
ingin that year, largely
through the short. of Hoo. N. W.
Rowell, a new Act was panned by
Parliament, placing the entire
eivfl servile tinder a commission
of three -sea. -^
The nett aygtel under which
.- eke _ vitt�n n at. ail elmlin ked
..moi.; `�,FA . poe'Vpio%•10' ti '1 r t{f ' yi'art
pitons was frequently d'- nunced,
especially by reformers. whn
claimed th.r. woad M a rant
• • • urban populations .boat equally and on August 15 left for Prance. which intermingles with the social
divided with 49.5 per cent. In the The quadricentenary of this event.side literature, including poetry, Ma-
lt Is reported that a threateningIs to be celebrated in 1984. tory, *ciente. the drama, music and
If the present
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letter was sent from Kincardine eco country. 188E -The suggestion by Fir John other kindred subject*, evidently with
the depression
Prime Minister Bennett. It is under- results in getting some of the people A. Macdonald that the Legislative the approval and assistance of the
hack to the land it will no: have (oancil a[ Quebec be abolished was leading citizens, the memMrwhtp of
stood Mr. Bennett was warned that been wholly a misfortune.
not acted upon and today the Quebec the past winter nomtering upward* of
Upper Howe is the sole survivor a one hundred. 1n (►rilllo, a Canadian
the legislative councils of the Howie- Club has been in continuous open -
fon tion for more than a score of years.
April 21 the business men there taking time off
once a week to hear an "other fel-
UNCIVILIZED
1821. --The Rank of i'pper Canada tow." In the same town a ladies'
wtln Incorporated at York (Toronto)- Canadian Club occupies the atten-
It commenced bassinet's In 1838, but In flop of the many women who, though
the result of the collapse ori active in many other organisations,
land boom, It suspended payment , . let an opportunity pas d
-1906.-An attempt to destroy the nesting and hearing visitors=
Welland Canal was made by some ()Mlle. In Barrie the women carry 0•
New York Fenian sympathizers, but • highly anere sful Canadian Club acid
by very clever work on the pert of each .essloo hear speakers with a toes.
Col. Percy Sherwood three of thea age. The men find their pleasure as
were captured and sentenced (0yam K1wania and i.ions' Clutst, both of
on for life. _ - which enjoy a good membership. And
1980. -The greater Welland card so the story might go on and tell of
was opened to navigation. the Musical Club which fiontrlshed in
Apr11 Owen Sound for many years. the Mao-
---An ancient ape. once on a time, ,
Disliked exceedingly to climb,
And so he picked him out a tree -
And said. "Now this belongs to me,
I have a bunch that monks are mutts,
And I can make theta gather nets
And bring the hulk of thew, to me.
By claiming title to this tree."
'He took a green leaf and a reed
And wrote himself a title deed
Proclaiming. pompously and slow:
"All monkeys by these presorts know."
Next morning, when Hie monkeys came
To gather ants. he mode his el■Im :
"All monkeys oilmen( on this tree
Moat bring their gathered nut. to me.
Crocking the ams on equal share.:
The meat. are mine, the sheik are theirs."
"Ry what right?" they cried. maned,
Thinking the ape wan surely craned.
"By thin," he an.wered, "If you'll read
You'll find it is a title deed,
Made in precise and formal 'shape
Anti sworn before a fellow ape
Exactly on the legal plan
Used by that wondrous creature, man,
In London, Tokio, New York,
Glengarry, Kalamazoo and Cork.
i'nless my deed is recognised,
It provea you quite uncivilized."
"But," said one monkey, "you'll agree
It was not you who made thin tree."
"Nor," said the ape, .Plena and bland,
"Does any owner make his land,
Yet It ■nd sill of its hereditaments
Are his, and figure in the rents."
The puzzled monkeys sat shout
They o*mid not make the gie.tlon Ont.
Plainly by precedent awl law,
The ape's p rnecdmre 'showed no flaw
And yet. no matter what he mild,
The atomaeh Will denied the head.
l'p spoke One .prtghtly monkey them
"Monkeye are monkcpa. men are men;
The ape should try hlti lewd esters
On ran, whn may reelect his papers.
We don't know deeds; we do know nett,
And apite rat 'ends' and '11. and 'era'
We know who gntbere. and immesh' 'mu,
By monkey practice elan eats 'em.
Fici tell the ape and all his finnkeys
No mon tricks eon be Plared on ilihrilrefer
Thus. *pee .1111 climb to me their food,
1C1iiM1L C;^ ° jr{IsB+.' ir•bltti{i e: yialill$�its `ev ..1.: ' w dlit•�!.i�f11) M3. 1. -
And monkeys, all lo 111 -advised, "
$tRl at their nubs nnMvlilerd.
- F,dmnnd Vance Omsk, In The Square Deal.
aalay Club in Chatham, and the Lit-
was1757-"fa Compagnie sips Forges" erary and Scientific flub which has
authorised by an order -In -conn for over thirty Tears been con -
ell to work the iron mines at. St tinned in the rural village of Clarks
Maurkc, near 'Three Rivers. TM. bag And these are bit a few. Tlab
was the beginsing of iron mining In recital might go on and on, but nnfiict-
Oanada. tent ban bees presented and mist to
11427. -'lite town of Galt In Upper fully answer the giwetlon, "Are all the
Canada was (banded by WiltLm towns gone to bridge?" They have
Dktson. who named It in honor of not
Jere Galt. of the Canada Company.
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CARTi6R-ROBERV'AL VOY-
AGE
Tim meeting between CArtler and
Roberval alluded to In "Canada's
Past" ler date of April 18, 1542,
towhee an lntereattng chapter in the
history of elm early attem to at mlom-
Iratlon and erploretlon of Naw
France. and new light it thrown on
this period by documents discovered
eomparattvely recently in Spain and
•
collated by 11. P. Biggar. D. 1411.,
chief arehlviet for Canada to Europe.
When Columbus returned M Spill!
in March. 1498. Pope Alexander VI
leered a Mill conferring on Spain the
land. of the newly -discovered world.
England and France, not recognising
the anthorlty of the Pope to temporal
affair., sent oma explorers to the new
land. And apparently Rp■In made no
prnteet at first
('artier wan horn at At. -Malo 14
1461, iot egpsrently tittle is known
of Mm 1111 Ie wits forty-three yea
of age, when In 1584 he wan In charge
Of an expedition in this attics
are Pot rrocernal with hie prevII
Mored -b.,.. ., f i+.'.. I.` !4f 11.
ex peditloe. 11 *AIM _-11116'4F
Rohe rval was a*ancisted with him 111
teals, and the infentics wan flat they
GENIUS
Fond Mother (to daughter) : "What
did the editor tell yon when you sub-
mitted your poem to him?"
Daughter: 'tile wild he eohldn't
print it heeanne he wan out of poetry
type." -Pet hfinder.
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• - In aecordance with the recent budget ruling, we are sorry to he
forced to add 10% iUacke tax to Toilet Articks---lnelnding Tooth
Pastes, Meath Washes, Shaving Creams and Soap, Toilet Soap, Nall
Polishes, Bath Salts, etc.
Reott'. 9..uldea
Rasall 490
urge 190
Yeti Destroyers
larves ..91.11
Meth 6ett 150, 410
Dichloride 7Je
Saliba iiquid 350
Moth Bstln do. ler
Isvrnder Camphor
Haled 13e
011. Cedar. bet20.
Gum Camphor,
Meek 10e. tSr
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Reit 1190
150
Reams Toilet Sap
4 Bakes 11e
35e CUTEX MANICURE ITEMS
29c
For Corns
Free:ewe, 36r for 2*0
FERN -A -MINT
A Natural iexatly.
Mall for C.nn.ttpa-
tton. Dat 20e Gall
35e.
Mead's ilestti Mal-
tese. Ne. 1 er 2.11,5e
Pond's Cream
Sae fee tee
Russia Oil
1I1 -ea. bottle. NM
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