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Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAtLY
IDITIOH
Canon
Gould
And
Chinese
Situation.
Thursday.
Xoy.
2.
liii.y
Yesterday
Canon
Could,
clearly
and
succinctly
outlined
Ihe
unmese
iniernaiioiial
situation
from
the
point
of
view
of
lb.
Chinese.
Jle
showed
I
he
injustice
of
foreign
counlries
having
itpf:ikt;i
i.tni.t.
.
..
n..
........
i....
,
'
.v,.w..m.u.
in
nit-
rummy
ami
managing
Hie
custom,
lie
urn
mil,
however,
seem
Ic.
liaur
given
the
other
side,
which
was
natural
under
lho
circumstances.
China
is
not
and
has
ijot
been
a
homogeneous
country
for
many
years.
H
has
been
broken
up
info
factions
and
WYV
VM
been
"
central
.control
lhat,
could
be
"depended
upon.
In
many
parts
of
the
country
bandits
have
practically
ruled
instead
of
the
o-calIed
authorities.
Even
up
to
a
few
weeks
ago
rival
factious
have
been
fighting
there,
so
that
it
was
impossible
to
deal
ji.hiimihiiw
mi
rniier.
In
dealing
with
a
country
or
that
type,
-special
methods
had
to
be
adopted
and
were
adopted.
Following
the
boxer
outrages
an
indemnity
was
levied
agaln-d
the
country
and
to
insure
the
payment
of
the
indemnity
concessions'..
were
granted
by
China.
..in.
.is
uiini
oseo
oy
nriinin
anil
ny
oilier
countries
to
secure
ireaiy
rtgms
ami
inese
were
often
iiiijiisl.
but
so
were
all
sin,
ilar
arrangements
of
that
day.
China
was
forced
bv
Britain
to
open
some
or
her
ports
to
the
trade
or
the
worldone
or
the
best
things
that
ever
happened
to
China,
but
it
rould
hardlv
be
considered
just,
yet
llrilnii,WKon,
made
i'uissible-
f6r
jnifs-sionaries
to
tro
Ihere.
The
sifi.o-
?
...
their
will
fipon
the
weaker,
It
a
iiily
that
Canon
Gould
could
dot
while
here
deliver
another
.Jeclure
on
the
benefits-
derived
by
China
from
BrilMi
occupation'
and
the
enforcement
of
ireaue.s.
Chinese
Awakening
is
noperul
Sign.
The
aw.-ikeiiitig
of
China
js
.
a
hopeful
sign.
We
hae
men-lionet)
this
-before
more
than
once
It'is
a
great
thing
to
ee
a
country
beginning
to
realize
its
posMbililie.
Many
njMakes
will
be
made.
Foolish
Jhjngs
will
be
done.
Outrages
will
be
perpetrated.
They
always
afe
during
Ihe
process
or
arousing,
l
ife
futifre.
however,
looks
very
hopeful
and
we
look
ror
the
day
when
China
will
be
a
irrenl
mmvi-
;.
n.
-,...i.i
t
-
-----
-
-
j
-.-...
.
...
nuiiu,
.IS
lllllll
try
-omes
to
realize
its
power
and
influence,
every
cilien
feels
inr
uiini
spring
in
ins
veins,
lie
stands
more
erect
A
new
dignity
comes
to
him.
He
is
readv
to
defend
Iiiojimior
and
the
honor
of
his
country.
Making
Good
Is
r.
Always
ImportahL
'
II
is
always
important
ftmake..
.good.
It
is
not
necessary
to
win
in
a
contest
or
to
reach,
the
goal
in
anv
other
endeavor
but
it
is
necessary
that
we
should
put
up
the
best
possible
right
or
strne
to
the
uttermost
16
attain
that
to
which
we
set
our
hands.
In
other
word
we
should
,
make
good.
There
I
pave
been
many
cases
where
workmen
have
slowed
down
on
the
job
in
order
not
lo.
do
anyone
else
out
of
work.
That
is
rntal.
To
slow
down,
is
lo
loe
power.
It
is
ibe
first
Men
toward
losing
out,
which
is
,e
opposite,
to
making
good.
MgWcl
of
-any
kim
jalwrtVs.
fatal.
:
It
Is
injurious
I,?
others
but
lo
the
person
vvJio'l.&iegleHfiil
it
Spells;
disfoler;,'-
XegleH
or
small
things
leads
lo
neglect
or
larger.
Idea
Prevalent
Election
Soon.
,
The
idea
eems
o
be
provident
that
there
will
be
n
Do-minion
election
in
the
spring:
If
l
possible,
we
gr.1nt,
but
most
improbable.
It
will
be
noticed
lhat
the
Liberals,
Progressives
Laboriles
and
Independents
.ar.e
all
lo
be
sealed
hn
the
same'
;i..?Inr.Ul.?
,,w,-"e
a",,
,,,,,
Pr'bnbilily
is
Ihey
will
vole
together.
With
similar
aims
and
objects,
jt
is
.difficult
to
see
how
it
could
be
otherwise.
We
still
hold
lo
the
view
thai
there
will
be
no
election
In
the
spring,
I
he-probability
is
there
will
be
no
election
for
several
years.
II
is
to
be
hoped
thai
a
lest
will
be
taken
soon
so
that
...v,
...,,,,
.,,,
s.
im-
uiiwii
nu
lorjrei
me
question
of
election
THERE
IS
0?TLYN
ONE
KRAFT
CHEESE
s
TJe
tyle
and
package
of
Kraft
Cheee
are
irn.lated,
but
the
uniform
quality
and
dutinctive
flavor
of
Kraft
Cneee
cannot
be
duplicated.
PIeae,
alway,
took
for
thu
trade
mark
when
4&
'
tin
ILLUMINATING
ADDRESS
ON
CHINA
GIVEN
BY
CANON
GOULD
AT
GYRO
LUNCHEON
YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON.
(continued
from
page
one)
Ira-fenitortalily.
r.auon
doubl
conMnneil,
foreigners
residing
in
filiiiia
were
not
subject
to
the
laws
of
IIihI
country
toil
rathe'"
lo
Hie
laws
of
llicir
own
nation
as
represented
by
diplomatic
of
ficials
of
that
country
in
China.
A
foreigner
could
not
be
sum
moned
into
a
local
court
unless
lliiMiipii
Die
officials
of
hi
country.
This
law
hail
been
im
posed
upon
China
after
Ihe
Chiuo-lli
iiisii
opium
war
in
IHii.
ami
dad
been
revised
on
various
occasions
since
that
lime
until
it
assumed
its
present
shape.
No
I
only
-Britain
but
oilier
welern'
powers
Iki.
I
shared
in
Ihe
initios!
Hon
of
that
law
on
China.
II
was
one
of
the
main
causes
of
dissatisfaction-
in
China
lodav
and
was
a
problem
that
must
be
investigated
y
Britain
As
regarded
China's
demand
for
autonomy
in
relation
to
Hie
tariff,
the
larilT
was
now
fixed
at
o
per
real
ad
valorem
and
it
could
not
be
chanced
by
China
but
only
by
the
powers
that
en
joyed
Ihe
treaty.
A
a
result
of
a
tariff
conference
that
had
been
recently
siltiii?
in
Pekin.
it
had
been
unanimously
agreed
to
res
tore
tariff
autonomy
to
lhat
counlry,
lieginiitnif
in
IU2l.
am!
to
mitigate
Ihe
present
treaty
in
me
meantime.
I
here
still
re
niained
lo
he
dealt
with,
however.
the
more
difficult
problem
of
extra-ierrilorialily
for
which
it
was
now
announced
another
con
ference
would
te
assembled
in
Ihe
near
future
with
a
view
lo
abolition
of
the
present
laws.
.
Great
Discontent
So
great
had
been
China's
dis
rconlenl,
Camui
ioiild
continued.
lhat
it
had
been
lo
a
sreal
ex
lent
responsible
for
Ihe
calliuu
of
Ihe
Washington
conference
in
l!):'0.
There
again
China
had
brought
up
her
prohlems
ami
there
again
Ihey
had
hern
put
ofT
with
Ihe
promise
that
within
three
months
Ihe
powers
would
assemble
at
a
special
tribunal
to
discover
Ihe
fads
leading
fo
the
discontent.
The
only
understanding
under
which
lh
n;f-
(ions
'would
gfve
up
ihe
law's
of
extra-terriloriality
would
be
on
their
being
convinced
thai
there?
was
a
definite
political
"power
in
control
of
Hie
w'lmle
conulry
prepared
to
adininisler
common
law
on
a
Jllsl
anil
e.in;il
lii.ii
throughout
the
country.
This
aw
Would
have
lo
lie
applied
!
an
independent
Judiciary
not
open
lo
bribery
and
other
in
fluences.
The
delay
of
the
powers
in
bringing'
about
Ihe
solution
of
China's
problem,
Canon
Could
dated,
had
Inflamed
public
ntiin-
ion
in
Ihe
country.
There
had
been
Iwo
postponements
a)
Ihe
reipiesl
of
China
ilself
and
three
one
lo
Ihe
action
of
the
power
virlVialiy
recreated
within
the
last
two
decides
-
'I
lie
mitioit
1
1
:i
I
awakened
and
was
iinin;
forward
Willi
astonisliing
leaps
and
bounds.
There
had
been
a
roni-plete
reversal
in
the
outlook
of
I'.hineso
life.
The
tremendous
development
of
athletics
was
only
line
example
of,
the
change.
It
rTempiined,
too,
Hie
jfi-eal
pay-sical
iiossihllllies
of
Clilnese
manhood.
The
country
was
get-ling
a:iv
fi-'niii
Cmifliriaiusin
and
the
great
iljke
that
had
licm-ino.1
in
(lie
n.-iiioniil
smril
was
broken
down
with
a
iemendou'
tide,
of
Wesle.ru
dough!
and
vigor
rushing
into
Hie
entire!
coiiulry.
Ten.ieajs
ago
two
ini-
tional
leaders
known
throuahnu;
jj
In
country
could
not
lie
named.
loilay
one
could
count
ten
or:
fifteen
great
leaders
m
a
na-llonal
wayf
,
With
(lie
nation
awakening,
three
nr"at
military
force
were
vying
for
control
and
Canon
floiild
went
on
In
describe
Hie
activities
of
each-
On
their
eon-flict
would
.depend
greatly
the
rulure
of
China.
II
was
peculiar
but
gratifying
lo
note-
thai,
in
I
lie
course
of
civil
warfare,
no
missions
had
been
injured
to
any
extent
thus
iiHliralinz
lhat
the
movement
was
not
auli-Chrisiian
hut
rather
anli-forelgn
in
pro
test
aguiimt
uneipial
Irealie
im
posed
a
by
a
superior
people
upon
an
inferior.
Hope
Not
Anxiety
The
situation.
Canon
(iould
as
serted,
wa
to
.he
regarded
wilh
nope
miner
than
with
anxiety
There
would
be
restricted
rivi!
warfare
bill
it
must
he
reoieni
bereil
Hint
China
wa
striving
in
a
few
decade
to
accomplish
a
development
lhat
had
taken
cen
turies
in
d'rcMl
Britain
and
other
nations,
tine
reason
fm-
hote-fulness
was
Ihe
yreal
ootlmi-t
of
national
..oii-il
'China
i
facing
toward
Ihe
light."
deelaml
Canon
i
Iould.
and
I
am
persuaded
that
if
Britain
takes
the
ame
sieri
to
ward
China
a
she
did
with
Japan
that
there
witl
he
a
revul
sion
of
feeling
there
in
our
favor
or
a
magnitude
that
we
cannot
now
comprehend,
and
Dial
lion
Britain
will
r"'sltblt.Ii.
herrff
ill
Ihe
eye
of,
Hie
pisiple
as
a
great
factor
foi
Boo,
Httd
fair
ness.
Archdeacon
Rlx
The
meeling
was
oreided
over
by
lloy
.Ma.augl(loQ,
president
o"
Jhe
.ynn
iiauli,
and
Iheur
wa
a
large
attendance
of
members
as
well
as
many
guest
mrlinlinv
member
of
the
district
Anglican
clergy
visiting
Ihe
eilr.
.Urli-
jib-iroii
O.
A.
Hix
was
itallcd
Upon
lo
mlroiliice
C-inon
;ouH.
Tin
archdearon,
pnucluatiiis
hi
remark
with
humorous
allusions.
thanked
the
club
for
its
hopi-lalily
on
lo'half
of
the
vi.linv
clergy.
I
The
musical
prognim
of
iliei
afternoon
included
bas
solo
b
.
Ct
a
Mm.
i.
Mime
01
.Montreal
and
axo
lihone
sobis
.y
ick
Perks,
mem
.Naturally
Ihe
delays
caused
by!1"'
of
Winnipeg
Oyrn
Clu!)nJS
u
i
.
.
.
me
powers
na-i
iieen
-een
most
most
oro
pro-j'11"'
leader
of
IhaNclub's
orches-,'urU,i
niiiienl
in
Ihe
view
of
Ihe
Chinese
lheuieves
and
Hie
discontent
--
ilir
1IJ.-1
l'll-
I
China
and
Britain
Why
was'.
opinion
in
China
inire
aaainsl
Britain
than
Hie
"other
owej
In
ansueriuir
Ids
Own
uestion,
Canon
(iould
said
lliere
had
,"bce;i
.
four
jnora.
uro-liilnent
rea'sohs.'
l-'irsl.
lli'roiisrli
the
Chino-ltrilisli
war
in
IMI2
and
the
imposition
of
the
Ireaty
Hial
had
followed
it.
Ilrilain
win
looked
upon
a
Ibe
foreriiniier
of
Ihe
uneipial
treaties.
Second.
a
similar
treaty
had
been
set
on
by
the
Mrillsh
in
1H58
astainsl
Japan
and
in
I
Hit
S.
after
nre-
sure
had
been
broughl
lo
bear
i
Japan.
Ilrilain
had
taken
the
Ira.
n
There
were
selections
"
"J
hy
I
llHll
Tienelrnl.nl
Inln
II.
......
i
Ofl"
I
le
1
1-:.
l-ollalslillr
,,t
THE-
HANlli
THE
MOON
ay:
at.
j-
..........
nun
lllf:
HI.IS-l'i
and
inflamed
public
opinion
to;
,",,ar,'p
("mI
w'dl
Ilalagno,
llow-an
almoi
ilmoi
unconlrollahle
unconlrollahle
pitch.
pitch.
lar,l
Whilp
and
Dick
Perk.
Com
munity
sinking
was
led
by
iyr
S.
K.
Campbell.
MIT:
is
jui
a
loly
s
we
make
(i
every
day
And
death
is
jul
as
dreadful
As
the
foolish
people
say.
NHTHI.Nf!
on
eapth
can
move
as
rapidly
as
an
idle
rumor.
lead
in
removing
il
ami
oil
iop
.-Hill
,.i
olllura
nn.l..n
'.
,
.ln.il...
,
.
n
powers
had
followed.
Naturallvi
lions
have
tome
v'h
1K
II
1111
I
I
.mW
China
was
of
the
opinion
dial!
:
.
Ilrilain
should
lake
Hie
.-non
flcps
in
regard
lo
China
as
it
had
done
with
Japan.
Third,
at
the
Versailles
conference
nhln.l
had
made
great
efforts
to
have
Ibe
fiermau
rights
in
Shantung
restored
lo
China.
Subsequently,
at
the
London
Conference
called
lo
deal
wilh
Ihe
Shantung
rights.
Iliese
rigtils
had
been
ceiled
I
t
Japan
and
nol
to
China
and,
as
-i
reull,
Ihe
London
compact
had
aroused
more
suspicion
in
China
as
to
Ihe
Mrifish
allltude
than
any
other
action.
Fourth,
Ilrilain
was
recognized
in
China
as
Ihe
"king
pin"
in
the
situation
and,
If
It
could
he
loosened.
It
was
fell
thai
II
would
cause
Ibe
entire
collapse
of
Ihe
uiieiio.-i!
treaties.
National
Life
Canon
floiild
then
went
on
lo
deal
with
the
national
life
f
China
which
he
said
had
been
"I
had
pains
through
my
stomaeli
due
to
fras
and
could
not
sleep
well,
especially
on
left
ide.
Thanks
lo
Adlerlka
1
am
well
atiniii.
-
tinned!
Samuel
Payne.
AdteriU
removes
IAK
in
(en
minutes
and
hrliiKH
out
old
wate
mailer
you
never
thoiivht
was
in
your
system.
It
I"
such
an
ejerllent
Intestinal
evaciianl
that
it
Is
Wonderful
for
rnusllpalinn
and
'stomaeh
trouhle.
Slops
(hat
full,
bloated
feelinif
and
makes
you
happy
and
cheerful.
.No
mailer
what
you
hae
irieil,
the
lU'.Afi
A.llerlka
ai'llnii
will
surprise
you,
Ormcn
Limited,
Druggists.
Akl
KF-
on
Willi
Hie
j;'
in
g
i.v.s'
IT'S
a
fo
why
I
like
i
w
cM
That
ltlCII
in
experience.
Poor
in
rllh,
Twiti
iong
a
gMx
turn
Oil
my
hash.
V(l'
mav
have
nothing
on
yon
when
you
came
into
Ihe
world
i
hut
after
you'e
brrn
here
awhile
someone
i
sure
to
gel
somelhint
on
you
and
then
your
name
i
mud.
says
Jake.
KAHI.Y
to
bed,
Kiirly
lo
rise,
ImiNifr
Hie
digestion
And
ruin
Ihe
ry.
I'll
little
lo
In
a
police
mngis-
tfntr
hrrniMe
I
hat
lo
hrar
peo-
pie
lie.
tlK.NHY
Ford
and
Itockefeller
The
riches!
men
wc
know
line
omkes
a
Htll
flivver
i
And
the
olhr
makes
il
go.
i
lHtllSK
sense
is
out
of
dale;
and
many
people
who
drive
car(
hate
no
sense.
What
are
we
gn-j
iug
lo
do
about
ill
IIKIti:
lie
(he
remains
(if
an
auto
sap.
lie
lne
his
car
Wilh
a
girl
in
hi
lap.
YOU
don't
have
lo
go
lo
i
printer
for
d'Klger.
You
see
plenly
iif
them
on
the
street
every
day
when
one
of
those
speed
deil
comes
along.
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Recording
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of
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thai
John
iamb
Kowlrr.
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Olarler
Sllkliie,
ranrlier,
In-lends
lo
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for
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to
rur.
rha.e
Hie
fnllnwinr
denrrllied
lamH-
rutiiiiieiiriiir
at
a
m.t
planied
on
the
we.t
l.anli
or
the
sntlne
Oliver.
,if"r
Orra
Olarler,
at
Minthei
rorner:
tlien'-i
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nnrlh
10
ih.iln.;
tiwW
in
westerly
dlrerll.m
to
rhaliis;
ihrnce
In
a
sinilherly
dirertlon
to
rhsln;
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f,n..,..:.,;.7
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A
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list,
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LAND
ACT.
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of
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to
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DIM
Odolier
MiM."
lf''n,'
ffioco
ItuptrL
h&
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molester
CIGARETTES
FINEST
BLENDED
CIGARETTE
ON
THE
MARKET
t
r"
r
-
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Business
is
Largely
Goodwill
Goodwill
oni
comes
to
those
vh
l
;
long
as
they
do.
it
will
remain
and
g
j
t
greatesl
ncl
a
business
.an
hae
and
,,
t-
t
style.
It
never
change
il
face
value.
II
works
on
bright
days
and
oil
rmnv
d
r
:
t
.
,,
Ihe
customer
across
Ihe
street
lo
Irnde
w
Hi
THE
RUPERT
PHARMACY
will
always
strive
lo
keep
llicir
goitdwul
t.
g
ions
prompt.
effi
irnl
service
md
enurlc,,.,
We
Invite
all
to
come
In
and
form
their
own
opinloni
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Pharmacy
Phone
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Day
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