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PAILT
BDITIOH
Tuesday,
Sept.
7,
ID2G.
LOCAL
LIBERAL
CAMPAIGN)
rould
nut
possibly
be
sustain-
OPENED
SATURDAY
NIGHT
IN
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
(continued
from
pace
one)
Instituted
an
investigation
into
the
custom
trouble.
They
picked
out
the
best
men
possible
tc
conduct
t
lie
LnvcMtealion,
in
eluding
Mr.
Duncan
who
war
sent
to
Montreal
to
investigate
clothed
with
almost
absolute
au
lliority.
He
found
that
there
was
a
groat
deal
of
wrong
doing
anc
prepared
a
report,
iwrjminatin?
among
others
Uisaillou
who
wa
found
very
guilty
and
whom
tin
government
immediately
dismissed.
The
Tories,
of-
course,
never
said
that
Hisajllon
had
heehN'appoinled
by
a
'Tory
go
ernhijnt;
.
.
',
Cohtinuing
his
account
of
the
fiisfbms
matler
.Mr.
Howen.
dQ-
"flared.-'that
mw'oe
connected
with
Duncan
stirrcpliously
'
oh-lained
hi
report
and
handed
it
to
iMr.
Stevens.
'Jle
immediately.
through,
the
.press,
raided
the
hue
and
-cry
If
a
terrible
arx.)
outrageous
scandal
and.
hefon
(he
government
had
completed
Hs
investigation
and
made
its
plans'
for
a
clearing
up,
sprung
the
thin;
on
the
House
and
counlry.
A
committee
wai-forthwith
appoinlcd
which
spent
our
months
Investigating
and.
i
Us
report,
the
committee
did
nbl
bring
in
a
single
direvt
charge
against
the
government
br;any
of
Its
ministers.
Then
r.
nonsensical
diary
was
referred
to
by
the
Conservatives
anil
allegations
were
falsely
made
of
Joy
sails
on
the
stealer
Mar
garet.
:The
whole
tiling
is
this,'
declarod
Mr.
Bowen.
"The
Tories
wanted
a
smoke
screen
to
hide
t
behind,
something
with
which
,
they
could
mislead
the
eleclor-'
ate.
There,
is
noting
to
it
bm
r
noise
and
talk
anl.
for
talking
about
'nothing,
.the
Tpries
have
.
e,vcrytlilng-.beal
UiatM
ever
heard
;;
of.
Arthur
Meighen
knows
bet-
i
tcr
than
I
do
-,thal
.
he.
hasn't
.a
ghost
of
a
show
'of'
being
Prc-
'
mler
after
September
14.
They
;
spend;
.-ill,
Hiei
Mine
talkihg
of
.
Iliifjerrlble'customs
scanda?
but
thc.yhavA
not
offered
a
single
ppi
icy.
nrt
pointed
to
anvthin
they,
bad
done
llieiriselvcs
for
the
benefit
of
Canada
in
their
re
gime."
..
Constltutlpnal
Question
The
constitutional
issue,
bow
ever,"
said
Mr.
Uowen.
"is
rent
if
ue.
TJie
people,
of
Canada
are
"free
and
liberty,
loving
and
when
any
party
steps
in
and
takes
the
voice
from
their
re
preventatives,
Ihey
'will
resent
?l
J?;
Jilt
.'?.fil-.
Tle
pepJjJe
are
Xrenlj)g
llie.
action
of
-Meighen
d
in
Hie
House.
Recounting
the
events
leadjnj
up
to
dissolution,
Mr.
Howen
daled
that
Mackenzie
King
could
orsce
what,
through
political
in-ngue,
w;a
going
to
happen
and
hat
it
would
iie
impossible
for
dm
to
carry
on.
He
asked,
n
le
was
properly
entrlled
to,
for
Jissolution
and
His
Excellency
efused,
denying
a
request
IJiai
L
ad
not
been
denied
to
any
l'ru
nier
in
tireat
Hritain
for
one
lundred
years.
It
was
for
'tin?
iovrnor
Jeneral
to
act
consti-utionally
and
not
politically
in
such
a
matter
kul
for
some
reason.
Lord
Hyng
had
failed
to
o
act.
Air.
Uowen.
stated
tbat
no
aiau
bait
more
respect
ami
ad-uiration
for
Lord
Hyng
than
!iimself.
He
had
served
under
'ifm
In
France
and
knew
of
no
airer
gentleman.
le
believed
hat
Lord
Hyng
had
not
meant
:q
be
,unjair
but
had
been
.
111-idvised.
Then
Mackenzie
Kins
resigned
and
Meighen
tpok
over
the
premiership
with
five
cabinet
ministers
who
looked
as
inucit
like
the
real
thinsr
as
Ihey
possibly
could
without
being
it.
They
asked,
as
ministers
of
the
ermvn,
for
Parliament
to
vole
money
but
had
to
say
they
were
icting
ministers.
They
were
fac-ir
two
horns
of
a
dilemmn.
lr
they
were
not
sworn
in
they
had
no
iusiness
asking
Parliament
for
money
and,
If
they
were
sworn
in
as
real
Ministers,
then
their
seats
should
have
been
vacant
till
they
were
re-elected.
On
the
first
vote
in
the
House
of
Commons,
'Meighen
was
de
feated
and,
instead
of
resignina
a
was
'the
usual
course,
Meigh
en
asked
the
governor
general
for
dissolution
which
was
granted.
He
was
afraid
having
tieen
debated
in
the
House,
so
took
MUs
means
lo
precipitately
dis
solve
the
House
without
noticfl
Jo
the
jjnembers
and
get
hold
o'
jne
eieenou
juaciunery.
jne
n-
niaintng
ieigJslaHon
of
Ihe
seV-
sion
was
not
een
passed
nod
life
members
had
to
go
home
wan
'.Meighen
as
premier
and
hu
shadow
cabinet
in
control.
"It
was
a
most
darinsr
affront
lo
the
people,
and
the
people's
repre
sentatives.
It
was
violation
of
parliamentary
procedure
and
the
people
will
not
land
hpjng
flaUtcd
in
Vucli
a
mannef
in
fhi.
great
Dominion."
No
Blue
Ruin
Mr.
Howen
referred
to
the
facy
that
the
Conservatives
in
thii
campaign
no
longer
declared,
as
they
did
last
year,
that
Ih'i'
country
was
being
ruined
by
lhv
Liberal
government.
They
did
not
talk
that
way
now
becausp
lhv
fact
was
ust
to
the
con-
Ury
and
tin;
people
kpew
It.
In.
slenrt
llmv
I.j.I
.....I
....
..
..i.
,"A
vf"WKt
imwer
wncn
neiscrren
In
the
customs
.scandal
to
khew
he
had
no
right
to
it
and
delude
the
people.
Get
vim
for
the
hot
days
SHREDDED
WHEAT
AH
the
food
and
bran
you
need
Delicious
for
any
meal
Your
Vote
arid
Influence
is
Respectfully
Solicited
for
FRED
STORK
Liberal
Candidate
Heferrinz
to
the
tariff.
Mr.!
Bov.cn
said
that
its
lowering
(m
irnnleinprlls
nf
nrri.hw'4
ion
v:is
all
to
the
lencfil
of
Hie
peopl"
The
Tories
said
that
to
reduce
ihe
tariff
would
ruin
the
country
hut
it
was
noticeable
tbat
there
haJ
been
a
srea!
increase
in
Canadian
manufacturing.
Kac-
'ories
were
running
full
lima
more
men
were
being
employed
iml
Canada
loilav
was
eiiiovinff
in
era
of
prosperity
greater
than
she
had
known
inee
tl'tO
b-
-ause
the
Liberal
overiimeni
!iad
tteeii
eonrazeous
enonirti
r
'earislate
not
in
the
interests
of
he
few
hut
iu
the
interests
of
llie
masses.
The
reduction
of
the
tariff
on
automobiles
had
hot
ruined
that
lndulrv
fu
Can
ada.
Instead,
Canadian
auto
mobile
factories
were
heinsr.
en
larged
and
money
was
out
in
the
ipoekets
of
the
people
by
the
reduction
of
prices
of
ears.
Another
Robb
With
all
the
benefits
derived
by
the
people
as
arcsult
of
the
liolih
budget,.
Mr."
Ilmveii
said
that
the"slogan
of
CatiadiniiH
In
this
eleetlou.
should
lie
'(iivc
u."
another
IloIO
in
1
127-
suh
as
thai
in
Jtid."
.
Koieeustlnc
llm:
the
Liberal
'parly
would
be
re
turned
(o
iover
on
Sentembei
li.
Mr.
Howen
predicted
there
would
be
further
reluct
ions
in
taxation,
etc..
-for
the
benefit
of
i
lie
masse.
With
such
a
record
behind
it
as
the
Hohh
budget.
Mr
How
en
declared
(hat
no
party
had
ever
gone
to
the
country
under
more
favorable
aiisrilnen
It
was
a
record
not
Df
vain
and
empiy
promises
hut
it
was
a
re-cord
that'
was
a
rli)i!linP
in
n
l'ople
of
Canada.'
The
speaker
men
went
on
to
show
how
Ihe
Liberal
government
in
five
year
had
cut
the
per
capita
taxation
of
the
country
from
H.0;
to
5ji.j
aim
nmv
an
adverse
trade
balance
of
30.000.0()()
I.ji.I
i.en
converted
lo
n
favorable
balance
wr
ifia.oQii.ooo.
This
enmeaboui
through
the
government
looking
afler
ihe
inleresls
of
the
peopl?
by
finding
greater
tnarkel
for
i.anaiiian
goods
and
morcagrl-eullural
products
to
the
world
than
ever
before.
The
lowering
or
me
larltr
wall
had
resnlle.l
in
Ihe
markets
nf
the
world
being
upeiieij
iu
ijiinnua
WHli
Hie
ro
suit
that
the
counlry
was
en
Joying
the
greatest
period
nf
prosperity
since
the
days
of
Sir
Wilfrid
Laurler.
Afler
the
Conservatives
W(?ro
returned
to
power
In
I9H
and
had
put
their
policies
Into
efTed.
the
counlry
had
experienced
such
a
wave
of
depression
that,
when
the
War
came,
men
were
furred
to
enlisi
in
order
to
gel
a
ol.
1
Foe
the
West
Mr.
Howen
held
oul
as
the
only
assurance
of
western
develwp-
meirt
ihe
return
of
.
the
Liberal
lo
iHwrr.
He
pointed
out
that
Kastem
men
tfuid
ieen
rVf
n'
the
important
portfolios
1r
lhe
Meighen
cabinet.
What
eiuld!
Western
Cauadu
hope
for
In
way
of
railway
development
with
a
minister
of
railways
from
lb
Marilimesf
All,
Conservative
ul-
teranees
had
been
against
Ihe
west.
Wgiat
could
be
exiiecfed
from
a
Premier
who
chatfnetcr-ized
the
equalization
of
western
freight
raies
ns
"utterly
inde-reusiblef
If
a
Conservative
government
were
returned'
lo
.rower,
Wesb'rn
Canada
would
lose
what
if
had
gained
under
the
Liberal
regime.
The
movement
of
grain
would
no
longer
follow
Ihe
inoro.
.economical
wesnfri
joujej
.
lVlr
elWator
ni
rWMpi
.
HufMjri
wounl
je
ten
em
Viy-ami
ue,f
tanners,
wiuini
paye
!i
ilaydherre'ali'r
.'cost
of
sblp-ning
ihelrJ
irriiin
.'elisP
Ihroituh
Anierieiin
ports
in
order
that
the
Kasl
tnight
yet
the
benefit
of
Its
movement.;
Mr.
HmvenMwedlete'd,
so
anxious
was
that
province
thr
we-ii-m
levelopmenl,
that
not
single
xeiit
would
go
Conservative
in
Alberta
ami
that
even
Hon.
H.
H,
Hcnnell
would
ih'i
beaten
iu
Calgary.
.Mr.
Howen
said
he
was
mil
tan
advocate
of
seeiionalism
put
exjijalned
thai
he
felt
(hat
Canada
could
h?
proares
If
ibere
was
tiarmryiy
tbr.iusth
all
tiarts
of
gelling
a
fair
deal.
Canada
could
never
be
untied
If
(he
west
was
dis
criminated
against.
Peace
Blvef
UefM-ring
lo
tho
Peace
Illver
country,
Mr.
Howen
declared.
that
it
would
never
Jiave
n
outlet
to
lue
pacific
Coast
but
would
b
niate
Iribulary
o
the
Kast
If
a
Ciiilkervatlva
'iKovcrnmeirt
were
In
iiKy.'i
:D(d
H4U1I
mean
anything
jn'
PriVc'e
Ituperl
tiiat
the
Peace
Hlver
should
be
made
trl-buifiry
lo
J'rinc
Hupcrl
througn
a
railroad
Joinjuff
Ihe
flrand
Trunk
Pacific?
"Wo
in
Alberta
want
you
lo
join
us
In
the
light
for
Hie
Industrial
and
economical
development
0
the
west
Jn
he
inleresls
pf
all
the
people,
of
i.aninia.
"I
believe
In
Canada,"
rnn-eluded
Mr.
Howen.
"I
was
horn
in
Canada
and
love
II.
In
Ihe
we-'
there
Is
an
Empire
In
Ih'i
making
but
I
believe
Ihe
des'tlny
of
Western
Canada
is
In
the
balance
in
this
election,
ThQ
PURE
what
is
In
every
familiar
HERE'S
red
and
white
labelled
can
of
Carnation
Milk:
1.
Perfect
Purity
Clean,
fiesh.railk,
scrupulously
guarded
until
the
hermetically
sealed
cans
are
sterilized.
2.
High
food
value
Carnation
contains
all
the
food
value
of
full
cream
milk,
concentrated
to
double
richness.
3.
Creamy
Smoothness
Carnation's
creamy
double
-richness
improves
the
texture
of
foods
cooked
with
this
milk.
4.
Economy
Carnation
cuts
milk
bills.
.Goes
farther
than
ordinary
milk,
with
less
spoilage
and
wastage.
When
used,
undiluted
and
double-rich,
in
place
of
cream,
it
been
all
over
the,
district
o-Skeeiu
during
',tl(K
pa.t
weeks
and
he
rould
give
com-nlete
assurance
tlnil
hu
nimr,
ties
of
1021
and
'125
would
be
eontplelely
nvers
iadoue.l
ufil.
rousing
majority
for
Ihe
Liberal
eanoinaie
on
eplfniber
1
1.
Mr.
Work
then
referred
to
micstionalre
that
Im.l
hei.n
...1.
milted
In
him
hv
tlis
iv,.,u-
.
Labor
Council
and
Native
Sons
or
cntia.la.
Ilepjjlng.jo
these
he
vns
In
favor
of
and
would
work
Tor
the
abolilinrt
of
the
Senate
is
a
non-eieetive
body
nnd
(he
permitting
or
peaceful
picketing
'he
repeal
of
amendments
to
Ihe
Immigration
Act
and
criminal
code,
niul
the
cnaclment
of
Old
e
Tensions.
In
reply
lo
the
Native
Sons'
luesllonalre,
Mr.
8lork
declnrnd
he
was
iu
favor
of
the
ahdllllon
of
leual
nnneiiU
In
11..,
council
ami
tho
regliratjon
of
iiirnis
ns
t;anauian.
lie
wn
ni.
so
In
favor
of
an
nllleini
r-
dlan
1'lag
but
he
wanled
it
l0
bo
Implicilly
understood
that
he
would
never
be
iu
fnvor
o
Can-ndn
geilltig
nwav
fnmi
n.n
n-i
lish
Jijiiplre.
Jle
would
also
faVor
llie
grant
inir
nf
lions
for
he
ileiln,.n...i
...
Canadian
lileralure,
art
and
science,
lie
would
also
favor'
Hie
tilaejiig
of
the
word
"Cann-!
Illail
III
letral
il,irtir..n.,l.
I
-
III-
though
.,
.
.
he
fell
Dial
the
remiesf
asking
for
the
removal
of
iho
(continued
on
page'
3)
It
looks
creasny
It
tastes
creamy
It
2$
creamy
Tall
H
ECONOMICAL
CONVENIENT
ft,
trtfizn
je
y
i
r
stii
ILK'
reduces
cream
bills
approximate!;
two-thirds.
These
virtue
Csrnttion
pror.
.
jot
a
every
en
you
buy.
Prove
ibtr
u
yea.
self,
Get
CsrruUon
nest
time
FROZEN
SALAD.
V
cup
mijrsnnciM,
-cup
Carnation
Milk.
1
cup
wh
a
irtia.
cup
chopped
btickwatnuti,
ip
.wi
pineapple,
1
cup
chopped
dscr
el
r
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apricot
or
peaches,
t
orarc
1
(rap:!i
Combine
Carnation
rcilk
oiM
ttan
t
and
whip.
Chop
fruit
and
c,
1
,
-4
cream
mlied
with
mlyonn
un
Orsjt
Inst
juice
from
this
mliturc
Pick
13
Ulir
powder
tins
or
rouad
moUla,
P'acc
a
1
to
3
saltdce
tnitture
lor
three
bsm.
Vt-mold
and
serve
in
one-Inch
i.icr
ca
1
Ui
of
lettuce
leaves.
Send
fur
frN
copy
of
M.i
HimiW.
Ailre
jiriw
i-
s:
C.
Ltd..
13
1
Abboil
'
Carnatio
Milk
Mfe
V
Mm
ilf
1
Hii
il
l
11
"From
Contented
Cows'
Liberal
parly
should
e
returned
.0
jMiwer
with
a
mandate
l
enr
v
out
Uie
long
overdue
develop
ment
of
Wpslern
Canada.
With
the
development
of
the
Pactf
r
Coast
all
Canada
will
prnspe:
nri4l
realize
the
greal
destiny
that
is
before
it."
Fred
Stork
Mr.
Stork,
in
ooeninu
bis
ad
dress,
staled
thai
he
Intended
In
clve
nn
acenilnt
of
Ins
stewardship
before
the
enillpa'ign
closed.
"The
statement
has
been
mad'i
lint
Plnrk
is
afraid'
lo
stale
his
vi-ws."
he
said.
"I
would
like,
however,
lo
see
lsue
thai
I
wouhl
sidestep."
Mf.
Slnfk
said
llial
he
had
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