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TOM WHITE CORRALS
ALL THE CAPITAL
I'S IN EXISTENCE

Continued From Page Two.

ordinary precaution with the re-

sult that the Committee of Ways
and Means scrambled his ego.
In spite of Caesar’s fate Tom

White spouted I's until his co'-
lenues were thoroughly alarmed

Noti ing could stop this flood— it
was the Ottawa in spate. Tom's)
frame of mind was such that he |
did not realize that he was crowd- |
the that that)
cuckoo of a pronoun was edging
all the other birds
The Fielding surplus
it? Ask of the winds that far |
around with the
But
original

had

was

ne mourners

'
be |

out of the nes

|
where was |

fragments strew
White,

Cassabianca

|
the only]

he
and
The

cabinet |

sea! Tom
well
survived the explosion
all it
ther members
didn't like it

have a look-in somewhere

about
of the
might let them |

telling

Sure -

y, all the band musie wasn't for
Tom, even if he could blow Lis
own horn!

“What did you think of the

speech?” I asked one of the min-
‘Very good speech,” he re-
plied. “At least, the parts which
did not relate to himself.” Which

goes to show that Tom has rivals.

isters

One rival, I should say, was Sir

 

George Fulas Foster, who was
considered too old and spotted for
the job that Tom White holds. |

Until Tom began to pour forth I's
by the hundreds Sir George was |

 

| Wind, his position as Minister of

lTrade and Commerce and _ his
liustly celebrated eloquence lend-
ling point to the jest He would
return at long intervals to find
lhimself atmost fortgotten, but his
job still waiting, and he would
take great pleasure in sitting

itight for another session while he
lwatched young Tom open his
ait and foot in it.
| When it got too strong for him
ihe would pack his valise, start off

put his

lon another world-quest, and stay

away until he thought Tom was
done talking In this way Sir
George bas served his country
since September, 19411, with the

maximum of enjoyment and the

Ls teteaeinn of inconvenience,
| But the traveling has not been

eood in Europe this year. Sir
George might be in danger of
falling into a trench or some

» he has had to remain at home
and listen to Tom, What's worse,
he has been under pressure from
: timid government to get up and
, word for a tariff that slaps
i hardest when and where the
people are poorest; for a British
ice torpedoed, as Sir Wil-
put it, at the time when Eng-
eded it for stamp
ind dearer postage and a
of things with

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jeight million people marking

jsaid Sir George, with a wan smile,

willing to sit mute and let Tom |off, See if Carroll will let me
stew in his own gravy Rather | break in for an hour on his speech
than raise a voice to help him he jand let him finish afterwards.”

would travel in remote parts of Carroll was agreeable and the
ef the world, where he became |House was looking forward to a
known as the Canadian Trade|great treat, when it occurred to

jsome constitutional authority, not

las Sir George

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which the public will be increas-

ingly familiar.

Foster,” said one, “you've sim-
iply got to say something. Tom
| White's said a lot but he’s left
labout twice as much unsaid. His
I's can’t be everywhere, you
know. It’s up to you to explain,
the inalienable right of ai few
hundred manufacturers to keep

time. Tell the public that the less
‘they have the more they are. Tell
them they're men with duties to
discharge, not money-bags to be
tight the
Tell anything
like, but tell them something, and
tell them quick or they'll think
you're not with us.”

drawn when country

calls. them you

“T agree with you, my friends,”

‘but I can't see I to I with Tom
White.”

“Look here,
other colleague,
cad that the I is the window of
the soul? Yes? Well, do you be.
licye in Tom White oceupying ali
the windows?”

“Well, that rather caught the
Minister of Trade and Commerce.
Up to that time he had resisted

Foster,” said an-

“didn’t you ever

prayers, threats and entreaties,
desiring to see Tom White get in
up to his T's, so to speak, DN
when it was pointed out to him
that Tom getting all the

newspaper notices he waked up ‘to

was

the danger.

“Tl speak,” he said, “but it'll
have to be Friday. I have a moth-
meeting in next
Monday night and I can't put it

Chicago

ers

as fond of Sir George's speeches

is himself, to ask
Speaker Sproule if it could be
done. Now, whether Speaker

Sproule resents being muzzled by
the duties of his office or whether
he would like to see certain cab-
inet ministers choked off the same
way, I don’t know, but he surpris-
ed everybody by refusing.

“T have looked up all the rules,”
said the Speaker, “and there isn't
one of them that permits anything
so unparliamentary as butting in
on another man’s speech. I don't
care if he is a Grit—he's entitled
to have his say Foster'll
have to wait.”

And Foster did wait. And that
explains partly why he came to
Tom White's rescue. The oppo-
sition certainly blasted Tom's
bloomin' I's. One suggested that
he dot them; another that green
goggles would modify their bale-
ful glare, A third quoted Chris.
tina Rossetti, “the peacock with
a hundred I's,” and so on down
the line. Everybody had his bit
of josh—and Tom doesn't take
joshing well. Uf you say to him,
for instance, “The night has a
thousand I's, but you have it
beaten,’ he will feel like knoek-
ing your block off,

And as if that wasn't enough,

out,

they went at him in another di-
rection. They rang the changes
on the prodigal son and the fat-
ted calf or the fatted son and the
prodigal calf and things like that.
The best they would give Tom
was second prize as the prodigal
son beeause the other fellow, as
they argued, had the decency to
go “into a far country to be prod-
igal and didn't
country's
take it from
Minister who
budget

it at his own
You
me that a Finance
has to defend
the Opposition's
sense of humor has no cinch

do
expense,” can
his
against

 

WHAT JAPAN HAS
DEMANDED OF CHINA
Continued From Page Two.
unanimous in denouncing China's
attitude

as unappreciative, arro-

gant, and stupidly undiplomatic
The Tokyo Asahi asserts that at
the China has

shown herself as grateful to Ja-

present juncture
pan as at the end of the Russo-
War. And the Tokyo
Nichinichi and the Osaka Maini-

Japanese

chi go even as far as to demand
the dispatch of a “punitive en-
to

rogance.”

voy" reprimand “China's
The Tokyo Kokumin
that the lot of the

“watchman of the Orient” no

ar-

laments
1s
enviable one, and says:

“We are cordially hated by the
Chinese, and this through
fault of ours. Worse still,
are frequently insulted by China,
strange that Japan, who
guard over China’s ter-
integrity, is so unkindly
treated by the very country which
What
Powers

no
we

How

stands
ritorial
she means to protect! is

more embarrassing, the

are reluctant to recognize Japan's

sincerity and good intentions in

acting as China's watchman.”
Apparently the Japanese edit-

ors are unable to see why the de-

mands made upon China by their
government should be interpreted
by incompatible with
the principles of “equal oppor-
tunity” and of the ‘open door” in
China. On the contrary, they as-
sert that Japan, by establishing
hearty cooperation with China is
sincerely of insuring
China's integrity against the ag-
gression of any Western Power,
and they urge China to under-
stand that without Japan's sup-
backed by strong military
precautions, her integrity can
never be safeguarded. The Tokyo
Jiji, for instance, assures us that
American interests, or for that
matter the interests of any power,
will not in the least be affected
by Japan's new move in China,
and declares:

“Japan stands as consistently
and steadfastly as ever for the
maintenance of the principles of
equal opportunity for all.’—The
Literary Digest.

anyone as

desirous

port,

There is no happiness like that
of a fat woman when she begins
to lose flesh.

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