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THOSE PRO.THAW

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Wednesday, Sept. 12, 1913.

 

ciples involved in the case and
taken to looking upon it as a

CANADIANS. ‘ F
That popular feeling in Can- eethe: darn pa: toot swore
ane ¢ Thaw : is no international ill feeling
eee ei eee ee about it. The Canadians have
openly against the pursuing simply become Thaw fans and

are rooting for him.
The moral of the whole af-

officials of New York is in all
probability due to the triumph

of the sporting instinct over] fair should be an international!
all others. Thaw to the Can- agreement for the exchange of
adians, who have not sickened fugitives without any of this

of hearing of him, represents absurd shortcard dealing of

a sporting proposition and a justice such as is taking place
people not at all concerned in in Sherbrooke.
a case at law are generally

—_—
PRESIDENT WILSON
AND MEXICO.
It is not to be expected that
Europe, an armed camp, whose
statesmen take a wholly ma-

found in favor of the fugitive.

The efforts of the Thaw and
New York lawyers in Sher-
brooke have degenerated into a
contest of wits and sharp prac-

tice. Trickery on one side, as terial and selfish view of inter-
shown by the flimsy charge national politics, would under-
upon which Mr. Jerome was stand and indorse the high
arrested, is met by jobbery on moral ground upon which
the other, and in truth it would President Wilson has placed

the United States in dealing
with Mexico. To insist upon
the welfare of the people of a
weak neighboring nation as the
paramount object of a guardian
nation having superior power,
is foreign to Europe's ideas of
international policy. The im-
mediate material advantage of
the superior nation is the
governing purpose of European
rulers.

Nor was il to

be difficult to say which side
has brought law and court pro-
cedure into greater disrespect.
It is an unholy and regrettable
exhibition in whatever way it
may be regarded, and the worst
of it is that it is only one of the
many that began with that
sordid night on the Madison
Square roof garden.

Money has played a disgust-
ing part in it all. Thaw was

prosecuted with unusual vigor be expected

because he was rich; he was that Huerta and other ambiti-
defended successfully because ous Mexican factionists, seek-
he was rich; he was sent to an ing power and wealth at the

would yield
which

asylum and kept there relent- expense of Mexico,

 

 

 

lessly because of his riches; readily to a plan puts Montreal Herald: Sherbrooke} ject

mocwiise of his ~— - was the intenaete oe oe above|itself, or that part of it which|For example, the wild applause
able to escape, and now because their personal interests. : r - s kat: innetedk tee tharhrooke |
Ge kc ake eat eens at Shak? ase a ee made a scene in court waen it}that greeted Thaw in Sherbrooke
are being wads and np end of President’s course is potent became apparent that the Thaw |court

money is being spent to bring and far-reaching. It is slow]interests had been successful in Hamilton Times: The

him back when the country in its processes, but surer in|their tricks, is apparently suffer-| stration in the court room and in|
would be well rid of him. The its results. It defines a policy|ing from an attack of morbid]ipe streets of Sherbrooke the |
Thaw millions, one way or the for the United States which is| hysteria of which if will be prop-|,ther day do not reflect much |
other, have been responsible irresistible in the long run. It|erly ashamed later on. Desper-|epegit on the people who took
for the whole mess. aligns this country with thej/ate efforts are being made by the part in it.

It is small wonder then that forces which make for civiliza-|Hearst papers in New York to Hamilton Spectator: From the
the Canadians, who must have tion. It avoids the penalties|create the same sort of sentiment) anner in which those Sher-
looked with some contempt on and evils that follow in the|there in favor of Thaw It willl brooke citizens acted in court
the whole procedure, have lost train of arbitrary force—St.j/be an everlasting disgrace tO]there are other people besides
sight of the fundamental prin- Louis Post-Dispatch. Canada if this man succeeds in|Thaw who merit confinement in

wriggling his way out of the an insane asvlum.
hands of the authorities. ‘
Guelph Mercury: The des- 7 Le

 

LADIES’ HATS & COATS

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

His

patches from Sherbrooke
that
residents
bad that reports of this incident
will be

the papers of every city on the
continent. Residents of the
7 United States may have been in-
or an Inter @ar clined to think that Canadians|
were possessed keen Senseé
of justice and were above the}
level where the appearance of al
Harry Thaw would be the signal}

for a storm of applause.
. ' ; Brantford Expositor: Canadi- |
We have just finished opening ans generally will be humiliated|
a big shipment of our new stock by the pro-Thaw demonstrations |
in the above lines. For style and which were made in the ecourt|
quality they ‘cannot be excelled room at Sherbrooke a few days |
. Be ago. At a time when we were}
anywhere in the city and the looking forward to giving the}
rrices are attractive. Americans an object lesson of the!
dignity and swiftness of Can-|

adian justice,
onstration is made

will sign petitions for any old ob-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

THE KING AT GOODWOOD

Majesty, who is apparently much amused by the attentions
of the photographer, is seen with Mr. Marsh, the well-known
trainer, in the paddock at Goodwood, English society's most
favorite race track at the recent racing meet there.

OPINIONS OFCANADIANPRESS

ON THAW’S STAYIN DOMINION

CANADIANS GENERALLY ‘HUMILIATED BY DEMONSTRATIONS

MADE BY LOT OF BRAINLESS RESIDENTS OF SHER-
BROOKE DURING AND AFTER THE TRIAL.

and cheer for any

| Doughty, a

ifrom a
| stone in the
Jin this city.
Sir George reached New York on}

|} August Vancouver,

 

 

old thing. |

 

 

indicate
of brainless
It’s too

are a lot
thereabouts.

there

published broadcast in

a disgraceful dem-
in open court

in favor of one of the most GOVERNOR GENUSTIANO
abominable wretches that ever
; A
breathed. Not only that, but there | CARRARER
are indications that Thaw’s|This picture shows the head of
e money, if it cannot corrupt Jjus-{| the state of Cochuile whose in-
tice, can at least promote legal! surrection has been successful
THE HOUSE OF GOOD VALUES entanglements and subterfuges | over half of Mexico. If he is
. ; Imost as readily in Quebec prov-| not shot, this constitutionalist
Third Avenue Prince Rupert > Baar '
? ince as it did in New York state.| jJeader may be a candidate for
Stratford Herald: Some people | the Presidency at the next el-

ection.

 

Recovering from Operation and
Leaving for Home.

New York, Sept. 6.—Sir George

prominent Unionist

member of the British parliament

and an authority on Dominion

and home fisheries,
operation

is recovering
serious for
bladder at

He is 65 years old

his hotel

22nd from
where he had visited his son,
frid Doughty.
to sail for England the
but the railroad journey
gravated his ailment and om Mon
day, the 25th, the
performed. A remarkably

Wil-

had ag

and-satisfactory recovery ensued. |

George's son will accompany

him home.

Sir

 

His intention was |
next day, |

 

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