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idea
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Dominion
ilstlt
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have
Ihe
final
word
on
matters
involving
foreign
relation
is
apparent
by
the
fact
that
lhe:llotise
of
Common
wilhout
dissenting
voice
yesterday
gave
Premier
King's
motion
along
these
lines
the
stamp
of
its
approval.'
The
passing
of
the
motion,
as
the
premier
made
clear,
by
no
means
involves
any
feeling
of
dissension
on
Ihe
part
of
Canada
with
respect
to
the
motherland.
H
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merely
an
expression
of
the
autonomy
to
which
Ihe
elf-governing
(Dominions
of
the
British
Empire
are
entitled.
Ojie.-tions
.are
bound
to
arise
in
connection
with
treaties
thai
are
of
peculiar
interest
to
Canada
and
it
is
more
particularlylso
that
these
questions
may
be
dealt
with
from
a
Canadian
standjioiiil
that
the
House
of
Commons
took
the.
attitude
Unit
it
did
yesterday
in
passing
the
premier's
motion.
Seattle
.Murder
and
Local
One
.
Ihe
Seattle
police
have
been
called
upon
to
cope
wilh
fa
murder
nfyslery
very
similar
to
one
in
this
district.
The
fact
that
-tht
Seattle
crime
was
actually
seen
and
that
the
murderer
left
fingerprints
make
it
a
much
easier
matter
to
bring
the
mun
ilerer
to
justice
in
Seattle
than
it
is
in
the
local
case.
As
far
as
is
ktjowu
the
killing
of
the
Port
Essington
girl
had
no
witnesses
mid
there
wrt
no.
fingerprints
left.
.
This
makes
the
lask
of
the
local
police
jhat
much
hriruer
and
so
much
Ihe
niore
credit
will
I
-
11.-:
r
fit
1.
I
-
-
.
I
iks
,uieirs
ii
iiney
are
surcesiui:
jii
proving
wno
was
me
per-pelralor
of
the
crime.
;
The
Man
Behind
'
'
,
The
Scenes
The
Kdmouton
Bulletin
wonders
jf
Ihe
"fine
Italian
hand"
of
Hon.
Vernor
V.
Smith
htidVoj.
partin
shaping
Ihe
plot
to
assassinate
tjie
Mackenzie
Kitig'.Cpvernmieiit
and
put
the
hobbles
of
.a
high
tariff
policy
on
the
feet
bf
AYesfem
development
and
i
pro-perity.
...
Alberta's
Minister
of
Railways
spent
a
good
part
of
the
winter
in
'Ottawa.
Supposedly
dismissing
with
Ihe
Federal
fiov-crnmeul
matter
connected
wilh
the
past,
present
and
future
of
Ihe
E.
!.,&
B.
C
Railway.
:
.
But,
according
to
another,
and
not
less;
believable
report,
engaged
in
trying
to
switch
the
voles
.of
Progressive
members
to
Mr.
Meighen,
on
the
strength
jjf
a
promise
that
a
Meighen
fiovernnient
would
take
the
E.
D.
'k'l.
Q.
Railway
off
the
hand"
of
the
Brownlee
CovernnienL
.
'
Then
-came
the
sudden
change
of
mind
on
the
part
of
Premier
Brownlee
by
which
he
f6iiud
,
himself
unable
to
accept
the
school
lands
clause
in
the
resourre
biIl
to
which
he
had
already
given
assent,
anu
which
the
Legislature
Jiad
already
twice
ap
pj-oved
on
his
motion.
There
followed
oh
Tuesday.the
introduction
in
Parliament
"
jcriiiiniuu
which
iimiru
uie
irogressive
memners
in
turn
out
Ihe
.Mackenzie
King
Oovecnment
and
install
a
Meighen
Cm-
eniment,
on
the
pretext
that
it
was
the
Federal
Ministers
who
had
blocked
the
resources
deal.
i
Either
Hon.
Vernor
W.
Smith
Is
the,
victim
of
a
deadlv
array
of'
circumstantial
.evidence,
or
Alliertas
Minister
of
ftailwavswa
one
of
Hif
conspirators
in
tie
plot
to
use
Progressive
votes
lo
wreciv.
me
Jiacifenzie
MOg
JiyyeilimelU
and
put
tfie
hobbles
or
Meighen
tartff
uti
the
farmers
of
Alberta.
'
MEN-
Did'
you
"Nugget"
your
shoes
this
morning?
Why
not?
You
shave
yourself.
Why
not
polish
your
own
plibes
and
save
the
$20.
to
$30.
a
year
which
now
gbes
to'the.shoe
shine
parlor?
Shining;
your,shoes
with
"Nugget"
is
quicker
and
easier
than
shaving;
yourself,
and
you
save
15c.
every
time
you
do
it.
There
we
100
ihlnet
Jn
a
15c.
tin
of
"Nujtt"
many
more
than
in
any
other
ordinary
aized
tin
of
hoe
polish.
Shoe
Polish
fSlack-Tan-Topty
Red-Dark
BrownoiidWhitt'
i
,
J'
)T
Nugget
Poiuhint
Outnt
complete
lor
home
uie
in
cardboard
box
30c
In
metal
bos
COC.
It
OKI
VtNG
UNDER
DIFFICULTIES
Road
East
of
Smlthers
is
Travelled
Much
but
Its
Condition
Could
be
Improved
'By
II.
F.
l'ullen
.IASPF.lt,
June
23.
The
ver-satilily
,of
Catmdrans
is
well
known
and
British
bull
doK
pities
and
pertinacity
is
also
somelliinp
mom
than;a
legend-.,
9'l
Jhcvny
here
this
wasywell
illustrated
by
an
event
which
happened
on
the
road.
1
had
accepted
nn
invitation
to
ride
through
Ihe
HulVley
Valley
from
Sniithers
with
K.
J.
Newman
of
Prince
icotre
in
hi
Dodge
car
instead
of
going
by
train
according
to
ticket.
We
had
et
out
under
tommvhat
ail-verse
feather
conditions
and
liat
to
dig
out
the
car
at
Houston,
but
it
was
not
until
w
iVached
Sheraton
that
real
trou-.
Me
developed.
There'
the
car
stuck
in
some
soft
new
road
which
had
hewn
just
complHi
and.
in
n
.effort
to
extricate
it
an
.axle
had
been
broken.
It
was
soon
discovered
that
no
axl
could
be
ohtaiuod
either
al
Prince
George
or
'Burn.
Lak
and
Ihe
rase
looked
hopeless.
Not
so
however
to
my
English-Canadian
friend.
lie
-safd
It
never
gave
up
hope.
Be
had
fought
in
difficult
places
in
the
war
and
had
overcome
mary
difficult
liarfdicap
at
home
and
he
was
not
jroin?
to
pet
a,
little
matter
like
a
broken
axle
fat
him.
Shop
is
Found
The-
flrsl
thinp
to
do
was
to
;el
out
of
tlie
mud.
This
was
accomplished
through
the
aid
nl
file
of,
the
road
teams
in
oliatv?
ii
Ihe
owner
Fred
Saronavitch,
h
Serbian,
who
also
had
fotiiMi
nun
the
jirltish
in
Ihe
war
anr
who
is
today
a
successful
Can
adian
with
two
children
born
it.
Canada.
The
car
was
taken
intc
Ihe,
man's
yard
and
there
it
wan
dieovered
that
he
had
a
inal'
blacksmith
shop.
"If
I
could
only
find
the
riah
piece
f
steel,
I'd
make
an
axle."
ri-marked
Newman.
.None
could
Ui
fvuinl,
but
at
last
he
was
seen
examining
a
little
pinch
bar
anil
measurements
showed
that
it
might
be
large
enough.
Promptly
the.
two
(anailtans.
the
LiikusIi
nnd
Ihe
Serb
el
to
work
and
hi
less
than
two
hours
had
an
axle
made,
from
the
little
steel
bar
and
we
were
able
lo
drive
on.
Roads
Were
.
Bad
Toe
new
road
between
Horns
Lake
and
Prince
Oeorgt
is
'not
really
a
road
yet.
In
plnee
it
Is
simply
a
Irail
although
many
cars
pass
over
it
daily.
Alter
spell
of
rain
it
becomes
ver
soft
in
spots
and
is
impassable
to
any
but
the
lightest
cars.
The
work
done
on
the
road
seems
ex
cellent
as
far
as
it
has
rone
ha
It
is
to
be
hoped
11
will
not
be
advertised
as
a
lourixt
road
fin
be
nxt
year
or
two.
When
complete'd
u
wjll
he
a
drive
that
thousands
will
want
lo
take.
,Ve
had
a
lot
of
experience
ot.
that
road
and
were
mired
more
lhan
once.
Also
we
saw
whpre
others
bad
been
mired.
At
lasi
we,
stuck
a
few
mile
beyond
Priestly
and
there
I
proved
deserter.
I
could
not
help
r!
the
car
out
and
I
wa
anxious
to
nt,
Japer
so
I
left
my
friend
ie
lurch
and
got
a
ride
in
a
little
Chevrolet
car
aoinir
YVesf
and
Miey
dropped
me
at
a
poin
a
mile
and
a
half
front
Prieslly
tatjon.
55
Miles
to
Dance
There
were
four
people
In
th
Jbe,v.,
three
boys
and
a
.'irl
who
iiau
just
come
iroui
rort
i
rasec
jand
were
on
their
way
to
a
iianee.
ai
r
rancois
J.ake,
oft
miles
distant.
They
were
driving
like
mad
in
order
to
get
there
in
lime.
When
they
struck
a
soft
spot
the
boys
in
I
In-
rear
ten:
Jumped
out
and
pushed
and
sr
they
got
through.
They
got
as
much
fun
out
of
the
drive
ai
they
would
later
out
of
tlio
dance.
Another
load
or
two
In
similar
cars
following
later
stuck
in
the
atne
mudhole
s
our
selves
and
after
remaining
there
a
.couple
of
hours
had
to
be
hauled
out
by
the
same
team
tbu(
.hauled
out
our
car.
I
bfiarded
the
train
al
Priestly
after
being
Jiospilably
entertaineil
by
the
good
people
at
the
sec
tion
bouse
and
the
section
fore
man-'Hoy
Taylpr
stayed
up
until
;.5
and
nagged
the
train
for
me
Kindliness
of
People
Throughout
the.
trip
we
had
numerous
evidences
of
the
kind
lihess
of
the
people
of
the
coun.
try
toward
visitors.
We
had
no
claim
on
any
of
them
but
again
i
New
Price
Saving
Runabout
-
-
-
-
$460
$50
Touring
Car
-
-
'
480
50
Roadster
555
40
Sport
-
:
-
.
610
50
'Coupe
-
-
-
-
Tudor
.
-
r
-
-
625
60
Fordor
-
I
-
-
690
55
Chassis
370
40
-
-
-
-
Light
Delivery
-
,
-
-
470
60
,
Light
Delivery
Van
r
-
525
50
Truck,
non-starter
-
r
-
395
50
Truck,
self-starter
-
-
460
65
All
prices
at
factory.
Freight
to
point
of
delivery
and
Sales
Tax
extra
iiiii
o
i
nJ.i.:
i
V
in
FORD
Prices
Co-incident
with
the
reduction
in
the
price
of
Ford
Cars
and
Trucks
in
the
United
'
States,
the
Ford
Motor
Company
of
Canada
Limited
announces
the
following
prices
effective
immediately
In
addition
to
these
drastic
reductions,
all
models
quoted
below,
except
the
truck,
are
now
standard
equipped
with
self
starter
and
balloon
tires
These
reductions
are
made
absolutely
without
sacrifice
to
the
traditional
quality
&od
durability
of
Ford
Products.
They
open
the
way
to
car
ownership
to
thousand
of
Canadians,
who
have
not
previously
been
afforded
the
comfort
and
economy
of
personal
transportation
See
your
local
authorized
Ford
Dealer
today.
He
will
gladly
demonstrate
the
model
you
arc
interested
in
and
explain
convenient
terms
of
purchase
Ford
Motor
Company
of
Canada,
Ltd.
Ford,
Ontario
PRODUCTS
OF
TRADITIONAL
QUALITY
,v
.
jmd
again
tltry
helped
us.
fed
tis,
and
in
many
ways
showed
jiieir
friiMtitlwiex.
II
.'ulil.-d
ipueh
to
the
pleasure
of
the
trip
I
must
not
focnet
lo
mention
lie
improvement
in
the
condl
nun
of
the
farm
in
community
jioticeil
since
the
lust
time
I
drove
Ihroutfh
ihe;
country
several
years
H(to.
Ajuc.fi
more
land
was
cleared
and
there
were
nin-
ilicalion
that
iuor
teople
than
ever
were
now
living
nff
thbir
farms
instead
ofj
depejillng
on
putside
orrupa'ioVis
lis
a
mean
of
livelibooil.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
I
SUIM'OSK
you've
heard
ih
old
cheitlnut
about
the
man
who
look
corn
syrup
as,
a
corn
cure.
It
'in
said
Dial,
the
latest
malady
to
r.eceiy,
attention
al
the
Imspllal
Is
galloping
dandruff.
$
ITS
urprising1Kihe
.Ignoranef'
of
some
ppopb'.
,
ij
ji'eard
a
mail
the
other
day
referto
Hie
fart
that
the
band
of
tho'
"Cold-
T
nearn
(itiards
would
shortly
for
farms.
visii
Canada.
!
THIS
name
of
.Uwri-in-nnn.
should
have
beii.v
given
to
n
drlntc
and
not
to
a
bobt'
polish'
Till:
lnaiily
of
these
wld
troii'efs
i
Hint
you
don'l
need
to
have
-
your
shoes
soled
.and
heeled
so
oflen.
IID
you
ever
hear
the
story
of
the
Scotsman
who.
afler
play-ins
a
round
of
wolf,
opcni'd
Ills
purse
o
pay
the
caddie
when
o
moth
flew
out.
Till?
latest
admonition
lo
Ihi
rising
generation
'is
wnlrdr
thai
flask.
.
,
'
",
'
'
IF
there
were
a
law
aualnsl
dieilnK
perhapn
the
farmers
would
make
r
more
money.
THK
latest
hit
in
songs
Is
en.
tilled
''lllue
eyes,
why
are
you
black?"
A
MAN
has
Invented
a
contrivance
to
perfume
Ihe
exhatlM
and
save
the
wis
on
mcdor
cat,
Wish
the
same
iuy
would
kcI
busy.
on
a
similar
contrlvanco
WITH
all
these
hobhed
bead
iilxuil
what
has
become
of
the
hairpin:
business?
A.
G
Kill
way
for
Ihe
June
briih
lo
lest
the
friendship
'
of
her
friends
Is
Ui
Invite
them
lo
dinner
and
cook
(he
uifal
her
self.
I'flll
real
excitement
try
walk
intf
JlirniiKh
a
bed
of
devll-cluh
lit
your
bare
feet.
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