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and
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the
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Mrcak
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rust
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a
pasture.
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that
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at
the
hands
of
the
coun
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Mr.
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Monday,
August
16.
1920.
PREMIER
MEIGHEN
SPEAKS
AT
(old
that
certain
'building
con-TWO
MEETINGS
SATURDAY'
slruction
had
been
opposed
by
NI6HT
BEFORE
BIG
CROWD
:
the
Umservative
narty.
That
was
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
PEOPLE
(continued
from
page
one)
true
and
many
Liberals
hud
op
posed
them,
too.
Hut
wten
they
found
ttiinp
done
it
was
the
business
of
he
Conservatives
to
tinako
them
pay
and
that
was
th?
course
he,
as
Pre.nicr,
propoe
Itupert
woulc.
agree,
however,
ij0
,,ursue.
.
if
T
.....
'
"'Anything
we
can
do
lo
put
u
t,
of
Sir
Robert
Borden
a
lilt
I
hwlwvi
trougll
,he
port
4,r
nr'uT
r,
rn
'
'n?e,,,aW
Prince
Rupert,
in
fact
any
Can-after.
It
hadtbeen
into
put
oper-
,hnl
,
ationhadgone
Into
llquiilalloa0ieralio
from
the
pov,rnlIieiU
of
which
I
am
the
bead.
Local
Matters
.
The
speaker
said
be
bad
been
approached
in
respect
to
several
mailer
since
bis
arrivel
in
lU-
railroad
had
been
hniH.
by
thsjcily.
One
of
these
matter
hai
wish
or
i
lie
people
and
thai
pomilieen
in
connection
with
iliej
munitie
had
been
built
up
'providing
of
facilities
for
fisher
thereon
and
it
was
their
duty
to'mpn
for
the
protection
of
their
finih
the
enterprise.
The
Con-boats
in
the
harbor,
lie
was
notJ
-fcrvalive
government
had
finish-
sure
whether
there
had
been
any
cd
it
and
when
the
en
lerprise-hniji
amount
placed
in
the
junplemen
failed
as
a
private
enterprise
the'tary
estimates,
before
parliament
government
had
operated
It.
Other
railway
enterprises
had
la
i
red
at
the
same
time
because
railroads
had
been
over-constructed.
The
Canadian
Northern
bad
been
saved
from
bankruptcy
by
the
financial
aid
of
the
povT
rnment.
'
'The
systems
had
been
collected
tcwemer
anu
made
into
one
.great-
transcontinental
system
'home
Liberals
had
claimed
that
they
had
left
the
U.T.P.
out
but
thp
Order
taking
it
into
the
transcontinental
system
based
on
Hie
statute
had
been
passed
be
fore
the
Conservatives
went
out
of
office
and
the
whole
work
wa
done,
by
the
government
prior
to
the
Mackenzie
King
administra
tion.
V
r.
Asset
to
Country
Hie
.aIiorial
Railway
system
pt
todayy
as
one
great
raihvav
was
the
-work'
of
the
Conserva
tive
government.
The
svsIpt,,
was
showing
signs
of
life
at
th1
present
time
and
economies
-ofJ
internal
management
had
taken
place
which
would
finally
result
in
the
railway
being
an
asset
to
the
country,
ITwas
nonsense
td
talk
about
the
Conservative
party
losing
interest
in
these
lines.
The
national
syslem,
said
the
speaker,
was
the
creation
of
the
Con
servative
party
which
would
not
neglect
ny
community
resident
bad
been
dissolved,
but
he
wa
No
kitchen
work
following
the
supply
bill
of
the.
last
session.
He
could
not
h-s
sure
on
that
point
of
the
amount
but
if
such
an
amount
bad
been
included
the
money
would
be
ex-
emled
for
the
purpose
intended.
f
not
he
.asked
for
a
mandato
from
the
people
before
he
could!
spenu
any
money.
In
regard
to
be
erection
of
a
federal
building
n
the
city,
Mr.
Meighen
said
lid
was
unable
to
speak.
lie
had
also
been
approached
with
respect
to
the
subject
of
the
issuing
of
fish
Iran
licenses.
This
matter
bad
been
(he
sub
ject
of
a
strong
representation
made
lo
him
by
Mr.
Brady
and
ln-
uMeighen)
thought
be
would
bear
uiore
about
fi
from
that
gentleman
in
the
House
of
Com
mons
afjer
;Seplember
14
'laugh
ter
and
cheers).
II
was
only
b
getting
on
the
ground
that
the
real
facts
of
the
case
could
be'
heard
mul
Mr.
Meighen
said
that
h&
(bought
I
!m.
govern
mfint
could
justify
jlsejf
by
cancelling
these
regulations
.and
having
(he
matter
thoroughly
invest
igaled.
Fiscal
Policy
'
During
Ihe
contest
of
1921
bis
government
bad
been
attacked
because
of
their
fisca-1
policy
and,
the
succeeding
cove
rnment
had
placed
mi
the
free
list
half
of
the
imimrfa
of
the
country.
Th?
Conservative
party
had
then
ap-uealed
to
the
covin.
ry
for
support
on
their
policy
but
ial
been
badly
defeated.
While
de-
or
worry
SHREDDED
WHEAT
Ready-cooked
and
ready-to.
cat
Cooling
Kefreshin
Satisfying
Conservative'
party
had
known
very
well
(hey
had
not
been
defeated
on
the
issues
before
the
people
in
that
election.
In
Quebec
they
Had
the..
Mild
the
issue
was
conscription
and
that
Mr
ighen
was
a
.monster;
who
wauled
-their
sons
lo
bo
murdered
and
by
litis
cry
thv
Liberals
had
swept
th
provinc?
of
Quebec.
Hut
the
platform
Ihe
Liberal
contention
and
Vror
gressivc
convention
had
not
bee?
put
into
effect.
They
did
no!
disturb
very
-seriously
tthc
mineral
level
hf
jhe
Conservative
tarifr
but
bac1
Jei't
it
jutwheit;
ild
wisjU
riid
Result'
of.,
Liberal
mlminislralion
had
been
tha!
capital
hud
refused
In
invest
It
self
in
Canadian
enterprises
but
the
United
Stales
bad
taken
the
opposite
course.
At
the
end
o'
1131.
when
the
Conservative
went
out
of
office-,
Ihe
United
Stales
bad
substituted
the
Ford-ney
tariff
and
reinforce.!
thei;-position.
The
year
123
had
l.een
the
biggest
from
an
indu4-.
trial
standpoint
in
the
history
of
the
Stales
which
had
been
ex
celled
by
business
in
1925,
and
their
actual
production
today
exceeded
everything
in
l'J25.
i
In
Canada,
just
us
fine
i
C6unlry
as
the
United
Stales
blessed
with
four
bountiful
liar
vests,'
found
itself
in
our
years
with
.3,000
factories
closed
and
800,000
or
its
citizens
had
gone
lo
another
land
to
live.
This,
In
a
few
brief
words,
told
Ihe
story
what
a
tariff
to
gain
t
lie
allegiance
of
the
Progressive
votes
in
the
House,
and
thus
maintain
a
majority
for
(he
Liberals,
bad
done
for
the
country-
-Bitter
Experience
The
people
of
Canada
bad
learned
from
thaj
bitter
experience,
ami
that
experience
lia.
sunk
home,
and
on
the
same
.ap
peal
in
the
last
election
tJiii
Conservatives
had
carried
li
province,
eened
up
in
one,
ami
lost
only
two.
In
Quebec
again
the
old
question
of
conscriptiod
had
been
revived
and
that
the
speaker
was
the
enemy
of
tilt;
province
and
ould
tiring
about
a
war
with
Turkey
to
get
the
sons
of
Canada
murdered.
"Ho
you
believe
that
the
Lib
eral
parly
today
stands
against
the
Protective
system?"
asked
Mr.
Mekghen.
A
member
of
the
government
in
that
election,
in
Quebec
last
fall,
denounced
(he
speaker
for
not
being
a
higher
protectionist.
The
Liberal
pouey
of
the
country
should
be
lo
hold
the
resources
of
the
country
to
be
developed
by
the
people
of
he
country
instead
of
shipping
out
the
assets
of
our
Dominion
and
then
boasting
about
our
ex
ports.
If
Canada
was
going
.o
ship
out
the
'lalural
wealth
of
her
mines
and
forests,
and
shlpJ
out
I
lie
fit
workers
to
micraie
in
the
American
llepublic,
(hen
Ihe
sooner
we
raised
the
white
Hag
and
(old
them
wc
were
an
annex
of
(heirs
(he
more
honest
lo
ourselves
we
would
be.
Definite
System
Mr.
Meighen
stated
f
lie
country
wanted
u
definite
protective
sys
tem
applied
on
all
our
prciucU
and-
placed
on
a
stable
footing
I
bat
the
workers
can
know
de
finitely
that
their
wages
cannot
be
taken
from
them
by
legisla
tion
mid
when
that
was
done
Canada
would
surprise
the
who'c
world.
The
principal
of
a
pro
lective
policy
did
not
merely
an
ply
I.
manufactured
goods
bul
applied
lo
everything
even
to
transportation.
Pritccion
waS
jieiessury
'for
the
transportation
routes
to
see
that
they
carried
the
prouuets
of
the
country
ami
.o-si-e
that
ihe
lines
to
the
soulli
uid
not
attack
our
trade.
Will
respect
to
the
agricultural
in
dustry
the
Canadian
tariff
should
be
put
as
high
as
the
American
(nriff.
There
was
no
reason
in
the
world
why
the
United
Stales'
should
shut
out
our
surplus
production
and
allow
110.0011,001)
of
Ihe
products
we
raised
to
1m
sold
here
against
(he
farm
production
of
Canada.
That
was
unjust
to
Canada.
Customs
Scandal
Ileferrimg
to
the
customs
scan
dal
the
speaker
said
Ihe
Conservatives
bad
not
attacked
lh
King
administration
on
the
score
of
administration
incompetency.
Mr.
Meighen
said
be
had
been
a
member
of
the
government
for
some
nine
yearn
past
and
no
one
who
had
not
been
a
member
of
parliament
had
any
realization
of
how.
vast
the
government
mechanism
is.
No
mailer
how
honest
the
heads
of
departments
may
be
they
cannot
keep
In
such
close
touch
with
all
details
as
the.
head
of
a
commercial
busl
ness
could.
While
error
is
hound
lo
creep
in
and
fraud
in
bound
to
creep
in,
still
there
was
on?
thing
no
government
could
ex.
fuse
and
that
was
the
moral
de-generation
of
a
government
de.
parlmerU.
within
itself
and
al
lowing
a
large
department
of
stale
to
become
permeated
with
wrong
doing
and
to
come
In
col
i.
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ftldhdny,
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All
the
FlaTor
from
the
Orange
Tint
the
juice
of
luscious
oranftt
-next,
the
'dellctte
flavor
-of
tbeir
pil
next,
the
xettful
ttnf
of
the
fruit
acid
found
in
orange,
letnont
and
timet.
Added
to
this
a
pure
food,
color,
tuch
at
you
use
in
your
caket
and
candiet
a
pure
cane
tujar
healthful
carbonated
water.
Serve
Orange-CRUSH
at
home
to
the
family
or
when
ffiendt
drop
In
for
a
vitit.
You
can
always
-ttll
the
genuine
by
the
name
Orange-CRUSH
blown
right
into
the
Krinkly
Bottle.
Have
your
.dealer
send
a
case
today.
stood
convicted
of
a
crime
whicD
was
one
of
the
bitterest
experv
ences
in
the
political
annals
ot
Canada
the
Toronto-lilobe
bad
xtated,
Ihe
leading
Literal
organ
in
the
country.
Amounted
to
Nothing
In
face
of
those
assertions
tbtj
late
I'rime
Minister,
had
come
into
the
west
and
bad
tried
to
make
(he
people
believe"
the
ad
verse
customs
report
ha:
amounted
lo
nothing.
The
Lib.)
eral
government
stood
conviclfij
ny
a
riiiiiiiiii
lee
appointed
ny
u
self,
namely
four
Liberals,
60
Progressive,
or
five
LiberaTsq
Cnnyiclj-d
Ijy
tlem
jdf'lbe
rapid
degeiieiilKKi
of
lll
uiost
Vljil
;..
i-i.
'-.'
i
I
he
speaker
Iiad
Jljtrdicl
itt
his
ha
ilds
and
no
clause
of
the
whole
report
bad
once
been
reail
by
the
cx-Pi-ime
Minister
in
anM
one
of
his
speeches
In
the
prei
sent
campaign.
There
was
not
a.
line
in
the
whole
report
but
re-J
fleeted
upon
the
government
oj
Mackenzie
King.
The
whojV
moral
degeneratin
of
the
cuj-tonis
department
had
been
coin1
jtassed
within
the
four
years
of
the
Mackenzie
King
government.'
Smuggling
bad
become
a
veritable
profession
and
I
bat
opcrai-
Img
right
under
'he
eyes
of
tue
customs
orricials
with
the
approval
of
the
leading
officials
of
Hint
drparlmerit.
-'The-
evidence
had
disclosed
further
that
pro
ducts
made
-by
United
ijlates
prison
labor
had
been
smuggled
Into
the
country.
II
would
bo
in
famous,
naid
Mr.
Meisfhen,
to
make
Canadian
labor
compete
will
the
prison
labor
of
I
In
United
flutes.
These
goods
had
been
imported
not
In
limited
quantities
(nil
in
hundreds
o'
tons,
Mnporled,
by
the
connivance,
and
approval
of
Ihe
heads
of
'department.
Ooods
had
been
imported
illegally
wilh
Iho
aj-proval
of
lush
officials
who
ha
I
Iteen
made
rich
at
Ho,
expent-e
of
the
'iniiesl
laborer
and
-lionesl
storekeeper
of
ur-country.
Th'
report
showed
up
the
officials
is
unfit
for
their
noslllons
and
I'm
lliese.
officials
were
not
only
In
connivance
and
collusion
wit.i
Have
You
Met
This
Fellow?
old-tlme
fakir
is
patting,
But
occasionally
you
will
meet
with
THE
another
kind
of
deception.
Eager
for
cooling,
toothing
deliciousnett,
you'll
atk
for
Orange-CKUSH,
but
will
you
get
it
?
The
man
behind
the
counter
may
murmur
that
he
had
tome
but
he's
fust
sold
out
"Here't
something
just
as
good."
Probably
he's
stocked
a
cate
or
two,
sold
it
out
promptly
and
Is
foisting
cheap
imitations
on
the
public
This
type
of
dealer
substitutes
because
of
the
I
taction
of
a
cent
more
profit
on
each
bottle
of
in
interior
drink
he
sells.
All
Orange-CRUSH
dealers
are
high-grade
dealers
merchants
who
will
hand
you
Orange-CKUSH
when
you
atk
for
it.
Orange-CRUSH
costs
them
more
than
cheap
imitations
but
it
brings
them
far
larger
volume
of
sales.
And
that't
what
makes
Orange-CRUSH
such
a
profitable
and
satisfactory
drink
to
handle.
Orange
CRUSH
lemon-CRUSH
lusiun
and
connivance
with
lie
criminals
but
were
their-swindlers.
The
administration'
selves
inuktrg
a
business
of
th-of
the
Mackenzie
King
govern-
try
illWIt
traffic
they
were
ment
stood
tn
the
prisoner's
sworn
to
exterminate
und
de-dock
convicted
of
the
most
re-)
Urny.
The
iniiitsUr
himtelf
had
vulliiig
scandal
in
the
history
jf'made
ii
a
bunnes
to
sell
seized
the
Dominion.
The
audience
ifquor
lo
his
political
friend-,
said
the
speaker,
in
Witt
think
hfsimade
in
illicit
stills,
and
ha
I
language
was
strong
but
that
wasialso
signed
a
order
that
no
i'
Ihe
language
of
the
leading
party
organ,
the
Oraln
firowers'pe
touched.
The
liquor
hud
been!
iSuide.
Tli3
Liberal
tfovenuiieni
oepuriiuriii
ji
ine;
?
governineiM.
"I
say;
Thaf
is
fhe
vKtlct
at
($
five
'LlCeral
members'
,-of
tlssr'tl
romtniltee,"
saiil
Mr.
SlcigheT,
Hcit
still
In
his
country
was
tr
old
to
the
Canadian
dtstille
at
a
few
cents
a
gallon,
the
being
responsible
to
pay
t'J.OJ
r
gallon
if
used.
Man
after
man
had
gone
into
the
witness
40X.
business
men
of
all
shades
of
polities,
and
had
said
they
eould
add
to
their
business
20
per
cent
more
in
employee,
ome
said
SO
per
cent,
and
sdme
nld
IW0
per
een'..
If
Hie
customs
ileparlineni
were
honestly
ad
thinisiereil.
(ae
,ian
had
ani
JMiat
in
his
whole
line
of
husines.
e
had
not
employed
one
quar
ter
Ihe
number
of
people
he
pould
have
employed
if
ihe
ens-lome
department
liiid
been
hon-
f
continued
on
page
five!
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