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OAtl.Y
KDJTIOH
Friday,
December
56,
I
Oil.
Don't
Curse
Our
Politicians.
A
novel
and
interesting
article
deserihed
s
a
biting
indict
nieiil
of
shiftless
eititensliip
and
a
clarion
rail,
for
constructive
"lolluwcrship
is
published
in
the
enrrent
nuinlier
of
Mat'Lean'
Magaiine.
It
i
entitled
"Don't
Curse
Our
Politicians
Help
them,
and
i
written
by
drattaif
O
henry.
In
part
it
says:
There
are
four
classes
of
persons
who
constantly
assail
politicians.
There
are
the
merely
malevolent
.motived
hy
partisan,
or
financial,
or
political
reasons.
There
are
the
well-meaning
hut
unthinking
people
who
arc
seemingly
ready
to
swallow
anything
told
Ihem
to
the
detriment
of
politicians,
as
a
class.
There
are
the
people
who
are
incapable
of
distinguishing
hetween
gosip
and
demonstrated
fads.
And
(here
are
certain
journalists
who,
either
belonging
to
the
underworld
of
iiewspaperdom,
or
oblivion
to
the
responsibilities
joid
traditions
of
their
calling,
are
mort
-cOeerTiel
wilh
being
smart
or
sensational
than
with
the
yeU-hiiig
of
the
government
of
their
country.
Untruthful,
Exaggerated
And
Unjust
Criticism.
I;
have
heen
watching
Parliament
and
politicians
for
thirteen
years.
I
have
sat
in
the
Parliamentary
Press
Uallery
at
01-j
tawa
through
fourteen
sessions.
have
observed
the
functioning
ot
five
parliaments:
have
seen
Hie
rise
and
fall
of
four
ministries;
have
had
a
personal
knowledge
of
must
of
the
men
of
all
parties,
from
Sir
Wilfrid
tanner
to
Mr.
King.
In
etitbe-pienee
of
what
I
have
seen,
as
a
result
of
continuous
and
rriti-j
cat
scrutiny
of
men
aim
farts
from
a
vantage
ground
offering
every
opportunity
Tor
detection
of
wrong.
1
am
convinced
that
current
criticism
of
politicians
is
mostly
untruthful,
nearly
always
exaggerated,
and
fretpieiilly
cruelly
unjust
There
are
eople
who
talk
a
though
politics
and
dishonesty
were
synoiiymous
terms.
Yet
what
are
the
tnie
farts
j
Since
(mfederatiiiii
politicians
have
administered
hetween
bun-and
rive
billions
of
public
money.
How
many
of
them
have
been
found
guilty
of
dishonesty?
How
far
hack
into
political
his
ton
doe
one
have
to
go
to
find
a
public
man
of
note
who
actually
used
his
position
for
his
personal
gain?
In
the
federal
field,
more
than
a
quarter
of
a
century.
l.ast
sexiou
YL
(luss
Porter,
a
few
days
ago
defeated
in
Hastings,
roe
in
parliament
to
impeach
a
member
of
the
ministry.
In
making
his
acctisajion
he
sid
a
very
wonderful
thing.
He
said
that
he
labored
under
some
diffimllv
in
framln?
in
i-
ing
prosecuted
with
an
integrity,
a
resolution.
and
Him
crili
n
an
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PROCURABLE
OTTLIO
t
6UANTtt0jr
eouct
or
icotu0
llltfllirrAiiAul
:
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Mm.s.
The
original
label
looit
for
it
at
the
Vendors,
and
in-
ist
an
GRANT'S
"BEST
PROCURABLE."
Tins
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
l.upior
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
fiovernmenl
of
Iirilih
Columbia.
H
('..
II.IITIti
The
Oueen
Charhitlc
Island
In-
.ippi
oxhii.iU'In
ISO
mile
north
of
the
City
nf
Vancouver.
The
shores
both
i"U's
ut
the
land-locked
course
nf
steamships
are
inwirinldy
sleep
mid
densely
clothed
witli
forest.-,
(iridium
Island
offer
a
remark-
ahle
Minlra-t
to
all
the
land
observed
after
leaving
Vancouver
Island.
Instead
of
shores
riing
ahniptly
out
of
the
water
and.
attaining
height
of
t.000
to
:i,oOO
feet
within
a
mill
or
less,
J
l
here
then
i
sandy
shore
with
a
white
beach,
and
Iwck
of
it)
long
level
stretches
giving
promise
of
agricultural
land
when
j
drained
and
cleared
of
the
dwarf
j
-
'
'
j
xcgclnliou.
The
suit
is
rich
and
fertile,
level
or
gently
rolling
leaf
mould
one
In
four
feel
deep,
and
sub-soils
of
graelly
elay.
The
rainfall
is
about
SO
inches
a
year
and
well
distributed.
Up
to
twelve
years
aim
no
erion
attempt
had
been
.Saskalehewau.
Alberta
and
Rat-
Truthful
Or
Not,
crn
Canada.
In
all
open
spare
Effect
Still
There.
a
bunch
nf
eras
prow
raited
During
Ihe
war
Canadian
governments
steut
somelhiuH
!cu,rw
allaining
a
height
of
like
two
billions
of
dollars.
It
was
expenditure
made
in
desper-j,Mr
fr'
"l
similar
to
Italian
ate
haste,
surrounded
by
complex
difficulties,
and
without
cliaue'!
r"
Kr""
'
'f
succulent,
for
public
scrutiny
which
time
and
deliberation
permit:
iicvr',M"""''"SH,!:
r'rh
f'edinj:
pmper-wtis
there
a
richer
field
fnr
the
grafter
or
the
crook
Yet
de-''""'
for
,ork
raiimr.
making
ex-
boss
""-
can
feeil
in
the
bush.
liv-
a
patriotism
that
was
a
glorimis
triliu'te
to
denox-raov
tlieii,,?
ftn
""t'."ptanr
and
gra.
,.Jt!'l
!an.l
make
make'
exeWi4
exeMen4
frnrk
nrk.
cs
or
itiliticiaus.
the
mlailers
of
cloat-nMin.
t..i
All
of
slander,
riounslied
like
green
bay
trees.
It
nm
tiered
iMiia'linrMvrfHbiik-
an4
iiopnry
after
iinpurv
revealed
charges
lo
be
lies!
II
mattered
,"r'',,p
varieties
of
apple,
not
that
accusations
and
innuendoes
were
successively
run
down
i,,,,m-
anrt
rherries
griw
in
Ihe
evil
tongues
continued.
'
abundance.
Tbe
h
ill
ides
are
eov-
The
great
trouble
is
that
for
every
He
that
is
nailed
there
rr'1
W"M"
wi,t'
r"l'wrrie.
al-an-
sin.n--
that
go
unanswered.
They
an
rolled
as
choice
mor-
num
h'rrie.
blue
and
red
huckle
sels
un
the
tongues
of
tlMinsands;
they
are
seized
upon
by
even
b"r"'s
d
black
currant
ber-HolshcMst
aud
misfit
in
the
country
:
tbev
are
paraded
eagerfv
"
'dy
down
quan-
by
every
defective,
glad
to
balance
hi.
own
shortcomings
,y
lies
r
wild
strawberries
of
ex-alleged
errors
of
others;
they
are
swallowed
liv
the
jriillible
and;'H,,,,
n"v"r
ar"
oblaine.1
an-Ihey
do
in
finite
ha-m.
r
nnally.
liieellenl
potatoes
are
r
raiset.
swede
turnips
and
mangel
wurtel
do
well;
sugar
heel
ami
Knglisb
berrte
of
all
descriptions
give
remarkable
result.
Mr.
I.eary.
formerly
of
.kideirate.
picked
an
aerage
of
eighteen
!i
an
excellent
cbance
on
these
islands
for
dairy'
farming,
fruit
j
growing,
imultry
and
truck
far-jining.
ns
Prlnre
tlnpert.
78
mile
distant.
Is,
owing
to
its
geographical
pnsiMnn,
tinuiid
t..
i
.-come
Hie
whole
sale
distrihi
h.
'poinl.
1
To
the
tourist
Ihe
ist;m,1
r.f
,'fer
great
filinrhm.i
n,
ifnrs.
curios,
und
silver
engraved.
ware
can
lie
purchased
from
the,
Haiitas
ut
reasonable
prices.
f
K.
Nash.
I
H.U.L.S.,
in
hi
report
to
tth'
ministry
of
lands.
Ilsf,
state.:
rii.
northern
and
eastern
port
not
of
ilraliam
Inland
offers
the
largest
urea
of
ctai-
levct
land
suitable
for
enltiva-
made
to
develop
the
resource
or
,j,ln
j,t
tn(,
,.,
f,l(.
nf
llritWh
these
islands,
the
importance
of
Odnmhia
embracing
appro!-wliteh
has
Just
l.egun
to
be
real-'
mnMy
fan.nou
acres.
flat,
iied.
Hrent
possibilities
of
farm-:
wheal
and
barley
have
ripened
in
ias
iiiruits
exist
on
the
"Ultar-i
MHM
experimental
patches,
l'o-lottes"
esMeially
on
tlrabam
Is-j
taIH,4
turnips,
cabbages,
in
land,
and
the
rapidly
inereasina
j
fa,-l
4ind
of
nmt
and
mr-markel
of
Prince
Itiijierl.
!o-j,,.
pne,.
have
been
irrown
get
tier
wilh
the
miainp.
rishin(tsiicfsry
on
various
points
and
lopsinsr
camps
will
absorb)
f
jMaeti
Inlet.
lUltte
and
all
the
vegetables
and
farm
pro-j
horwn
,q
well
thriving
on
the
dure
that
Ihese
islands
ran
nrowiwibt
grM.
hay
and
clover
Iwve
for
years
to
come.
No
Cold
Weather
II
is
a
retnarkwhlc
fart
that
although
lyini:
in
the
same
cold
latitude
as
Alaska.
Craham
Island
enjoys
mild
winters
with
of
lands.
British
Columbia.
1014.
slates:
"The
Japanese
enrrent
seems
to
exert
rather
a
greater
infMence
over
I
lie
temperature
of
Craham
Island
I
hair
the
Cmlf
Stream
over
Scotland,
for
ex
tremes
of
tenieraliire
are
lew
here
though
the
rainfall
is
nboul
the
same
in
ttolh
conntrie.'
In
my
opinion
the
climatic
eon
tlnse
in
Ireland.
..
a
There
u
are
no
hiub
mountain
ranges.
Immen.ee
flocks
of
wild
fowl
and
bint
life
diriment.
Itecaitse.
although
he
had
searched
the
records.
hel"r
a"
kimfs.
driven
by
the
pmr
eon
id
find
no
precedent
in
Canadian
iolilis
fnr
the
wrong-doing
of
Ihe
minister
in
question.
And
Mr.
MuruWk.
be
it
re
me
in
-la'rel.4was
nol
charged
wilh
anything
like
tamp-riug
wilh
public
funds.
The
sole
crime
alleged
against
him
was
that
he
used
information
secured
in
the
cabinet
to
avoid
personal
financial
loss.
One
wishes
that
those
who
)aUv
so
glibly
ami
igaorantlv
alumj
the
crookedness
f
poMirian
wuuM
poatler
ovr
Hial
nas-
1.
1
Mm
IK..
I..
r
'
jlies
r
tbe
winter
imi
the
main
land
winter
here.
iVimnelenl
aulliorities
slate
that
the
rfcrhent
.turiruttnral
lands
an
the
iuutt
arc
limited,
especially
as
it
is
a
.rouniry
where
fanning
can
be
carried
on
all
tb
year
roun4.
and
not
froten
np
six
month
nf
the
year
as
it
i
in
Manitoba.
alo
proved
lo
be
profitable
crop-."
Mr.
Oreen.
B.C.L
also
in.
portetf
that
-ibis
land
ha
provHl
to
be
er
feet
for
all
kind
of
grasses
anl
vegWable.
wklen
scarcely
any
snnvvfall
and
no
j
mature
ifeore
quiekljr
in
the
ton
summer
fros.
The
reason
is
northern
snmmer
days
an4
warni
thai
the
islands
lie
in
the
set
of
nights
than
further
couth.
The
the
warm
Japanese
current,
and
I
bay
sown
in
Juue
wm
three
feet
often
at
C.hrima-tide
roe
and!bii;h
in
a
thick
erii
in
Augut.
other
flower
are
blooming.
Iteporr
on
DRibam
Island's
climate
matte
by
0.
de
II.
Oreen.
Ks.,
H.(1I..S
for
Ihe
ministry
Crowth
t
very
rapid
aad
tbe.
country
i
absolutely
free
fromj
frost
between
April
and
Klt-0-
tolter.
Tbe
grass'
in
green
the
year
round
and
tba
tempera
lure
very
steady,
about
iO
degree
day
and
night,
making
gfiod
eofldl-jillle
have
always
been
able
U
winter
int"
Small
Fruits
1
Another
surveyor
for
the
Itrlt-
,
Uh
llumliia
government.
F.
II.
Rice.
In
1913
reMrted:
"Small
run
or
an
kiiium
yield
excen-
folly
grown
in
lhi
bieatily
Wll.l
fruits
of
Ihe
follow
eties
thrive
all
orer
Ihe
sirawberrie
xalnion
berries,
red
and
black
Irnckle
berries,
bub
and
low
bnsh
rraaberne,
sallal
herre.
Woe
Vrrri
and
whit-
crab
apple
spile
the
mol
iniiuile
(Mist-war
dissection
by
rival
parties.
de-,r,,,,ti,,n,,,,'
,"-""s
beef
equal
tot
fusion;
ronea,
poppies,
daliliaa,
pile
that
racttca!ly
ever)
item
was
sobiectetd
to
niun.,i.inir
best
Knsrlish
article.
The
.hrysantbemam.
viobH.
nrinc
land.
Ureal
siliililies
,
ji-t
OB
lhee
ilmids
for
farming
pursuits.
Hot
the
farfl
that
Ibei
I'.harlolles"
bem
z
qew
country,
the
land
demand
clearing,
so
would
not
adie
anyone
lo
go
there
utiles
they
are
posse.
I
wilh
riuiits
to
keep
Hi
1.-111
tbe
first
two
i.r
Hirer
year
ubllfti
I
hey
brin.
i
heir
land
unaVr
nl-livalion
.h
.1
make
it
revenue
prodiicmu.
nn.
I
onee
Huh
is
e-coinpisi,-,
Hie
returns
re
certain
and
Hie
land
rapidly
appreciate
in
yalur.
Muskeggy
bind
may
be
easier
lo
bring
un-'
der
eiillixaiinn
ty
draining
iban
Ihe
Hniliend
rouniry.
but
e.-n
then
Hie
hmd
eannol
l.e
m.T.le
pnnnos
oi
gtxvenerrse
from
revenue
.ro.lnciiig
under
tw..
each
or
bis
mall
Imsbe
several
year
as
the
land
n
drained
if
years
ago
Hie
site
or
pigeon
!
sure
to
M,ur
ror
tftat
period'
'as.
He!,
white
and
Mark
cor-j
at
the
le.t.t.
I
know
of
what
f
rants
and
onion
also
yield
big;am
wriinur
a
I
hne
enttivated
re',,u-
j'Hi
elas.e
of
land,
and
pe
--
Prince
Rupert
Centre
onall
I
prefer
Hmber
eoven-d
l't
to
Ihe
present
time
no
l
j
latifl
In
dear
and
eulliate
lo
Hm'i
tempi
ha
been
made
lo
farm
on
"f
mn-keg.
r.raliain
Island
large
scale
but
in
all
raes
"''
seiners,
farmer-fishermen
where
small
patches
have
been
j
and
oilier-
of
good
repute.
ti,
cleared
and
experimented
nn
the-i"
return
it
offer
opporhiru'ie
I
result
have
been
prolific.
There,
"'at
lay
them
for
Hietr
lime,
enersry
and
capital
invested.
.
I'dilor's
..t.-
This
i
the
first,
"f
'
i
in-le
written
by'
lallllSMctllUn
CATARRH
i
u.
BLADDER
f
i
tntrmmmta
MU
g
i
5
!
!
4
trfpointeil
out
that
Ihe
examinatiou
by
parti
-an
s
all
too
anxious
l
find
wronir
vr.cl,,u
Hv
l
?ra
alllr..,
bluHtetl.
marigokte.
but-
f'bi"sl
industry
investigation
vindicated
Hie
honesty
or
politics.
Only
in
iMiei,Me
ymr
rw.
wiee
In
;
icrcup
and
miie
are
colli-
shoubl,;;
te-
rcvhe.1.
W
range
1
1
solitary
case
a
very
insignificant
'one
wa
an
obM-nre
iMliti.
PP"vw
hay
in
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