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The Goderich Star, 1925-10-15, Page 2Wbi ► not �'stime. RDROS good tea' "Tice AGE PEKOE is extra good. Try it 1111'.. The Election Campaign appointed to the cabinet hu restgned A pzaywrlgkt cad a fanteua Lean- hlal poeitio : as pree lent of th Bld�u; radian ,general were noamlmated as earl. ley' Harris Company and other dlree- eiidetes for fertheonsl lteseent ter/hips in big Canadian concerns. ferules table welds the allied nations Leber Party et Lfverrool.. Theile demister of the Kenai* Comm, at the little Swiss town of Locarno. "Rods" made a str.nsaous effect: to so - This time for tie .Ply the most vtrii- purpose of Weems- cars a revision of last year's eiaseba%n ,eater � rights oaf tie eaJd mate.; int a security pact, within tie. terms to exclude the 'red' delegates from the eraey time. Intensely prowl of of tls' Verseilles Treaty, soaking to privileges of the conference, but with his family tradition, Cum* spent prevk, a state of peace for poor old a vote which overwhelmed them more this whole of his life salvsaeing the Europe . The NaL oosl sta of Gar- than tett to .one the exclusion eras poeitioa of his family and enhaaeiag many, tis reported, are willing to go maintained. Former Premier Ram- the proud noose he bore. Unfortws- to the heath of usassinating For- say MacDonald *track out valiantly *tidy, like so many ,sore great men, eiga Masistsr 8tressaann rather than against them ht his wretches to the he left no son to carry on his name. allow hiss to consummate such a fact delegates and was 'supported by see- Lady Cynthia has long been a spas - and and other inlluenas are et work to eral of his former cabinet ministers. pethizer with Labor amts. prevent the European nations reach- The exclusion of ollicial (on► n nisi Lead of the Suomi Cham ing a satisfactory agreement upon the delegatets, however, has failed to pre- "Canada has the glrsatos. oppoxtun- prevention of war. Me sinister Rus- vent soatse violently disloyal speeches. sty of any country on the face of the .isa minister, Tehitehea'is has ban in One of the amusing incidents of the earth" is the cheering message of St. Berlin for so time cad is sadeasvor- centimes followed en -attack upon Los Strath.'s, editor and proprietor In to ally Raul* rind Poland is an the British Empire by a few peaxtiett. of the Lawton Spectator, in a recent agreement whleh would prevent the laxly ared.elated ,youthful araeaaibame 'sddresee, sad lye advisee Canada to allied ratite= reaching their goat and 'who demanded the abolition of capitol' pick and choose only the best frons c et the same those making some temp. and the smaaldng of the British Ens- the hordes who are anxious to pour ting offers to Gorraaoy to kap her plre among other things. James Sex- into the country from all corners of • out of the 'Locxrno eonfersnce. His ton, M.P., sarcastically pointed out the oath. Recently it was announe-, last confirm*. with the Geraaau doe- 'Unit those young 'who demanded dad that the it�e'ernasent had entered gate. lasted for an hour before the the overthrow of the Empire, the " into an agreement with the Canadian denatureolof their train for Switstr- "abolition of capitalism, eelf-deteroain-,'Pacific and Canadian National Rail.; d. :.retlrr> ation, revolution, birth control, 'ate., ways in regard to immigration and ^--� i had contributed to all these mors- there was some coneor% in the Dom - Te Change Calendar meets the naagniticent sena of thirty inion in regard to the laxness whlelo In lilts and thereafter Easter will shillings. English papers treat the this Haight be responaeibie for. icon, be a Axed date, the woad Stsasday in auch-heralded British revolutioea in a G. N. Gordon, Minister of ln9miigre- par. Ohm orf she biggest matings of the, April, acoard[ng to news frons Iieeee 'Mess humor which makes it ex- Oen and Coleuisetion, now assures airy contests ata recent meeting Eta 'cans aslgm i to be }tell in. Masse " B worth of Vnewe, r $tractor cesdangly difficult to gauge the sot- the. public that there will be no re - C•• Haan on October t6, with Premier of . J�sternat;'onal Fixed Calendar o a movement, n r laxation of restrictions concern- Eaauiiton, Charles W. 73.11, L r p e y ` a of th Certai 1 the who will be the Coasesrvativt standard gergsiewn, Hon, Arthur Bfieighen and • H. bas been natiffed to this xaelgeiiattons 1 the labor party ,sig imncdgrants but that the axrantre• bearer for Rett°7larailtan, has several off halve had a maturing effect upon the' assent will eliminate the middleman in Beat. B d Ma ata n au speakers Hoz by the I4eVe . of Nations which British public ami Ramsay Macri ld th deal. It simply net 1 plays to his credit and at last Dear Manion is one of the ht hest of the psbposes to rearm the Calendar sack• Broadway success. General f3 C, ° nd f h ler into y of tlartes the oma s me y lues c Dent g ' i it i �r � rthgained a goad part of the peas- oo-operxtilon between the government tag" Pretater s right hand men, Framer If this proposal Boar into oBet thetaways and speed in collect - the theater of war, and he wiH be the Creast fawns and lies received a *Cpae+rd of the 444("1"4 t twa wok S of June , party the at the part elections. ingexceptable and transporting theca who are Haag sus be m v Meg severs .I ,, acific Conservative candidate to Boast Hama- ,� „ , o *face over, the Labor party, in the acoaPtaWe lie Canadian settlers. Mon. re ars a number tirel�mse from lits B. supporters.. and the first weeks of July. Each scar ethatt .y must areae of iwtniiHitiesns to be made. u► up to month will consist of rose complete themselves against the siege of "lied" In 'Vancouver he predicted .,great gal *wwbtuzs's successes war. a lm imager statesmen a one. o t e sic- r< + n mon tire which be had teat since the rout an the raii CHAS. BLACK CUSTOM TAILOR Up -To -Date and Snappy Styles INDIVIDUALITY DURABILITY COMFORT " AND SATISFACTION Come in and see. Always the newest Men's Smart Wear, at CHAS. BLACK'S " Men's end Boys' Stare Worth While" Phony 219 North Si.cl&ts+sxa ilio The still big a affirm f orf th fact h ' of the conference of the powers pro -t proposal to pay the United States Grey'ar Mesaolrsr I►olpd by Great Britain to mediate be- ef n year for live years in influence with as much earnestness as The literary situation of the week .ween Austria and Russia in the dark f lieu ce interest .payments. This is the fiat of October there were anIy thing; for Canada as a result of the wessks. The "I, day of each year will 118 Liberal candidates in the field, Australian trade treaty. be made an "nternational year day."" any of the other pxrtaes, has become has been .the publication by Viscount days of July" 1814, and believes that ,merely' interest at one per. cent., but 162 Conservative and d5 Progressives, , much more moderate in its demands Grey, of Falloden, of a book of mem» the real director of Germanys actions the offer was not endorsed as the de- ,__. -„1111..,., M gotiaM a permanent agreement.. It and thus secures a bigger there of oars concerning his experiences in 0 y legation wasauthorizednl Lncarno barley Labor Deals Blew to Beds ,.nu- -a, 1111 _ __--_ a-- �r_r, 1111,,., v.t. a., ___..__,r g only to ne- remained another week in which ger the ei h t' i is the first time that the Coolidge ad- ministration has admitted 'that their motto that "he who borrows shall re- pay,” cannot be'�striotly enforced, and it may have interesting reactions on other debt settlements, M. Caillaux is a shrewd politician and cannot be said to have entirely failed in his' mis- slon to the United States. It also means that the British settlement with Frame which Ziii upon the t terms ' granted by'Washington . will'; have to be gone into again. ---- -, the out of the 245 constituencies. There. f- _-__--_ ----- ___ __�._ ._ m__-,� .,, 1111,..,., nominators Ina et he wade. Hon. r e c e .en s p n tea dramatis events WAS the decision of forced the nations into the war. He Y Y of the war, the representatives �of Britain has been dealt a severe blow . in thoee days was the military part with the head. ;Nizsr.nt Massey who Was teeently b Lady Cynthia Mosley to become a 'places definitely upon the shoulders of Germany are sitting around the con-, y the action of the conference of the Labor candidate. Lady Cynthia.. is . Germainy responsibility for the failure amasamMemmemirmasiweneelowinaimarreamariaminamme "Start a great big immigration movement into Canada, of people' riot only willing to work but for whom profitable work .can be found, and 41 the pressing problems that now beset our country will be well on the way to solution." _.What E hod v#ry y Slays. l e --let us do sof But to be sure we're on the straight and sure road to our goal, let us begin by doing some clear thinking—some hard thinking -on these tyro important questions 1111 class of immigrants do' we want? 2.How • ' going to attract them? 1. What are we Valuable Lesions to be Learned from Past Failures. , Heretofore we have always taken it for granted -without much, careful thought, 'perhaps—that" it was farmer immigrants we moat wanted, people Who would settle on our vacant land in the West, and produce more from the soil. And complaints being loud and nuznerous that ' fanning in Canada was not ai pro. fxtable as . it should be,we have , tried to convert an unattractive situation into an. attractive one by lowering the tariff on manufactured goods, in the hope of thereby lowering farm production wets, .end so Increasing the farmer's netts Has that plan gotten us anywhere ? In 1924, despite tariff reductions made oetenaibly to benefit agriculture, there were actually fevc er farm immigrants than in 1923 ! And when, against the total, immi- gration _ for 1923 and 1924, we offset the total. emigration from our towns and cities, we find that the country has suffered a net loses ! So, obviously there is something wrong—' mere—in *the plan we have been following, ---either in the assumption that it is farmers we most want, or in our method of attracting them. Perhaps it's a combin- ation of the two. Population trecteaies `1-osrd bo _._ 11.11.,._ Property Balanced. In shaping our policy as abdve, we have certainly overlooked one very important point. Partners: as a rule don't sell to fanners, but to town and city folk. So when we try to increase farm population by methods that operate to decrease town and city population, we are actually making things worse for the very people we, are trying to benefit. We are curtailing a domestic market that our farmers', can control, aid we are increasing their de- pendence upon an export rnitrket over which they have no controll An Alternative Plan that Promis Better Success. Let us now go back to the beginning again, and ssbtrt from the alternative ,, as eimptlon that it's primarily town and city population we want to attract. Are 63 Countries Wrong and OnlyRight? Canada l�'xght. While Canada has been lowering her tariff, these 63 countries have been raising theirs: Algeria Argentina Australia Austria Belfium Bolivia Brasil BritisbEastAfrica Dependencies British Guiana British Honduras British West Indies Bulgaria Chile China Colombia Czecbo-Slovakia Ecuador Egypt Esthonia Finland • Frame Repub. of Georgia Germany - - Gold Coast Colony . Greece Guatemala Holland Honduras India Irish Free State Italy Japan Latvia Lussmbourg Madagascar Malta Mesopotamia Mexico Netherland East Indies Newfoundland+� New Zealand Nigeria Norway Paraguay Persia . Peru Poland Portugal Roumania Russia Samoa San Salvador Sarawak Serb -Croat- ._-. __Slovene State° Seychelles Sierra Leone South Africa Spain Sweden Switzerland' Tunis United States Uruguay And now even the United oat has begun to protect her Bone markets. 63 Countries lutve been rnak- Ing it more difficult for Canada to sell in their markets, while Canada has been makingBet easier for the whole to sell in hers! Have they all blundered? Has, Canada alone shown wisdom? Obviously the way to attract that class is by switching - from a policy of lower duties to one of higher duties. The one thing above all others that the inunigrant wants Is the assurance of a steady job e good wages. Give him that, and he will cotne in his thousands; --yes, in his tens of thousands ! . And in a policy of higher tariffs he :will have his guarantee that ;steady work at good wages will be await- ing him. "Yes," you say, "but what about our farm population? We want it to increase • tool" Of course we dot But with town - and city, population increasing, can farm population do other than increase in pro. portion? With more customers for farm produce anct with a higher purchasing poweer per customer due to higher wages, isn't it inevitable that a domestic supply will be forthcoming to meet a domestic demands- particularly if we protect farm products in the same way that we propose to,,protect manufactured products? 1111 A Precedent That Shows What Can Be Donee! We have tried the plan of lower tariffs, as a means of attracting farn>ler immigra- tion, and we see -that ithas signally failed, and we know the reasons why it has failed. Why not now try the alternative plan of higher tariffs, as a• means of attracting urban immigration, when it seems per- fectly clear that it • must bring farmer inuxiigration in its train? Even if the latter were mere theory, that would be no valid reason for 'rejecting it in favor of a policy we have tried, and found . to be barren of results. But we know that it is far beyond the • theory stage. The "United States offers a practical demonstration, of its success! By the plan of higher tariffs, to benefit all classes of population, the United States has managed to' ,*ttract .the biggest and longest sustained immigration .movement the world has ever known! What better example does oda want VOTE • CONSERVATIVE 4 FOR HIGHER TARIFF AND FOR LOWER TAXATION Sassializesaraaas 'flaws Osmanli* Ste ass .*1 .A . o:y, „ 1, .. ' e ,! xw ,yk 4: :k sy;' ; .1111 f • T •,f,(! . -.,- oraar Vit ,• , r"i„ Tflipeolp ;-+.. "°, ��� ',". . w i. ..w0,e+w....'1 ....*qV1, Mrwyy,. JOB PRINTING AT STAR, OFFICE •ambelo„ .,......1111...., SULPHUR CLEARS ROUGH, RED SKIN Fame Neck and Arms Easily, Made Smooth, taps �r : e:.•..a , : „ 11,11 Specialist_ The Archbishop of Canterbury's Plea for Christians Into the arena of the 1Koaufdispute comes the .Archbishop of Canterbury! with a plea for. proteetion for the Christians of the Mosul district who are waiting in fear and trembling the. outcome of the dispute over the ad- ministration of that province of the Kingdom. of Irak. Turkey, it now transpires, bas been mobilizing an army for several menthe past under false pretences, so that .she, Will be in a position to strike a strong blow if , she is thwarted in her plan to secure control of this ancient and valuable ' l settlement which was under her rule before the war. The British fleet in the Mediterranean is beingmobilized. as a 'reminder, to Turkey that Bri- tain's fighting arm is within reach.of the disputed area. • It is ' said . that Turkey has already 'mined' several'. towns which might 6e, -involved in the fighting if a'` struggle ensues. War Debt Negotiations The French war debt negotiations ' in Washington have ended without a definite settlement though - the final offer of the United States was a much more lenient one than that accep, by Great Britain. The French off was to Pay 34,210,000,000 in t course of -sixty-two .years, includin principal and interest. Washington countered with a proposal similar to that accepted by London, . which involved a payment of 810,000,000,000 by Prance. M. Caiilaux, head of the French delegation, them differed $6,- 220,000,000 over a period of zloty - eight years, and a clause in the agree- ment which would relieve ''them of their payments in the event of a na- tional calamity. This ..proposal was also. rejected end the Frenehnien are now on their way hack to Paris with a Perilous Position Any breaking out of the -skin, even fiery, itching eczema, can be_quicicly overcome' by applying a 'tittle edentho- Sulphur, declares a noted akin special- ist Because of its germ destroying properties, this sulphur preparation be- gins at once to soothe irritated skin and heal eraiptions such, as rash, pimples and ring worm. •. It 3eidonr fails to remove the toxin and disfigguurement, and you do not have to wait for relief from embarrassment. Improvement quickly shows. Sufferers from skin trouble should obtain a swal jar of Rowles Menthe -Sulphur from any good druggist and use at like cold cream' _ 1111. , SPECIAL -7N Men's :Black de Pants These pants are well. made. -and have•`five pockets and side loops.,; Reg: price $2.00. • Clearing out foo this week, only $1.39 Sizes 32 to 44 M. ROBINS vmbe stop the