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PATRIOTISM OR POLITICS?
The following is an extract

from a recent editorial in the

Toronto Globe:

The people of Canada know
—Conservatives as well as Lib-
erals kKnow—that if a general
election is called for this ecriti-
cal war year it will be because
the Prime Minister and his
more responsible colleagues
and stay

have been mastered,

mastered, by Rogers and Coch-

rane and Reid and Crothers.
These are the men who, partly
by their incapacity and partly
by their chicanery, have al-
ready earned defeat for the
Borden government, and are
now doing their best or their

worst to merit disgrace for the
Conservative party and humil-
iation for Canada.

There is no use mincing
All this babbling of the
about the
Wilfrid
iberals is the

words.
Rogers
responsibility of Sir
Laurier and the L
of political trick-
sters, for which neither Sir
Robert Borden party
will be held responsible unless

newspapers

noisy game

nor his

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The full and
responsibility for calling |
an election at any date within
the next twelvemonth
alone on the Prime Minister.
If he does not want it, and is
strong enough to say so, there
neither can be nor will be an
election. And as for a coali-
tion, the Ottawa and
their hirelings and echoes in
Toronto and elsewhere who or-
ganized and are carrying on
this campaign of party suspi-
cion and innuendo are not the
men who would sacrifice their

they endorse it.
final

rests

men in

 

selfish chances in an election
for the sake of the
honor, or who would agree to

country’s

 

any coalition which honorable

and patriotic men could accept.
This much ought to be taken
the

for granted: if govern-

Fe nenemnestiesin ieee
ment’s election policy is dictat-
ed by the Rogers clique, and
is fixed to suit
that

govern-

if its program

the exploitation interests

are now dogging the

ment, there is no place in such
company either for Liberals or
for Liberal opinion.

Neither Rogers

nor any

his ilk ought eyer to have been |jnstallment of

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allowed in a Canadian cabinet.

Those of them that are not ut-

terly incapable are utterly cor- |
° . |
The Premier has them on}

rupt.
his hands, and may not be able
to rid himself of them. If so,
Sir Wilfrid Laurier should, for
the nation’s sake in war time,

agree to any reasonable pro-
posal for extension of the term

of Parliament,

and com-
But to ask
the electors of Canada to en-

den of incompetent
promised ministers.
dorse beforg the war is
the cut-throat
within the

over,

cabinet,
whitewash Hon.
for the High Commissionership
in London, would be to insult
the decencies of Canadian life.

The Globe affirms again that,
in the face of the war’s grow-

ingly stern realities, it cares
next to nothing fur the fortunes
party prog

personalities in Canadian poli-

of mere rams and

tics. But every truly patriotic

Canadian, Conservative and
Liberal alike,
refuse to condone any election
scheme inspired by the
rupted Tammanyism that sank
Manitoba neckdeep in the mire

filth

will absolutely

dis-

and of political crimin-

\|A SENSATIONAL FEATURE

tional Lubin photoplay in

Contract

photography,

by automobile,
torboat. The
thrills

 

iimate” is

come dy,

ing.
i little
iStratagem”™
of |

even though it!
carried the government's bur- }

 

antagonisms }
and to|

Robert Rogers
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Oakland, 10; Los Angeles, 4.
leals of life for which Gana-
dian soldier fight in Europe
trickery allowed to tri-
umph over pub morality and

 

THE DAILY NEWS

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AT MAJESTIC THEATRE

 

, |
The Majestic presents a sensa-

three |

and tomorrow, et-

acts, tonight |
titled “The Cypher Key.” This is}
one of the Lubin masterpieces of}

and is at the same

time a remarkably thrilling fea-|,
ture. The piece includes a hair-|
‘aising race for valuable paper

|
}
oplane and mo-j.
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story is a series of|

from start to finish.

“The Fable of the Search for}

a most pleasing farce

truth while it is also highly amus- |

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which illustrates a gre: als
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striking |

“Bertie’s

The

drama,

Coyote” is a
while

is a real good eomedy.
Monday brings along the ninth
The

YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL

Broken Coin

National League.
Philadelphia, 5-3;
New York, 7; St
Boston, 4: Pittsburg, 8.

Brooklyn, 3; Cincinnati, 2.

Chieago, 1-2

. Louis, 3.

American League.

0-1; New York, 7-5.
Cleveland, 4-2; Boston,
Detroit, 6;
Chicago, 2; Washington, 4.

 

St. Louis,
5-6.

Philadelphia, 5.

Coast League.
San Francisco, 3; Portland, 2

Salt Lake, 10; Vernon, 3

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(GREAT MILITARY DRAMA AT

THE WESTHOLME THEATRE
The Westholme
ididly varied program for to-

presents a

ht and tomorrow, including

By the Flip of a Coin,” a re-

military drama in two

cts 4 double-headed
i bv the villain in tossing with

com Is

brother officer to decide which

s to gain the hand of a far maid-

foth go off to war, and the

rv develops along most dra-

iatie lines, and is full of inter-
1 r1diventure

The Only Way is the fifth

ie of that most mysterious
serial “The Road O’ Strife
s just as mysterious as its pre-
ssors The Man Hunter” is
st laughable comedy, while |
Love's Way is a very pretty love |
story \ splendid scenic film of
the “Grand Canyon” and a clever
too entitled ‘The Dreamy }
Kid’ completes a most interest-
ng program.
‘The Diamond from the Sky”
Monday

 

 

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ality and rottenness. We are
quite ready to acquiesce in any
proposal agreed upon by Sir
Robert and Sir Wilfrid, un-
coerced by the Rogers junta,
whom self-respecting Conser-
vatives themselves distru it

it would be treason to the

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