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83
8
g?r
Thursday,
June
17,
192Ci
Government
Weathers
Another
Storm.
The
Mackenzie
King
government
has
weathered
another
storm,
this
time
a
sudden
assault
lu
test
its
strength.
With
the
exception
ol
tvu
Iliogressive,
all
the
Progressives,
Independents
and
Lahor
members
in
the
Jloue
voted
wifli
the
government.
With
the
Liberals
in
the
minority
as
far
as
voting
.strength
is
concerned,
it
is
undoubtedly
more
of
an
expression
r
confidence
in
the
government
that
it
should
win
on
such
a
division.-
yesterday's
than
ir
it
were
just
a
case
or
the
straight
government
followers
outnumbering
the
opposition.
Wjth
the
session
expected
to
cloe
within
the
next
few
days,
this
will
probalily
have
been
the
last
serious
test
made
ol
the
government's
strength
before
prorogation.
The
Mackenzie
King
government
will
remain
in
power
until
next
session
and
.
in
the
meantime
it
is
hard
to
predict
-what
political
developments
will
take
pUw:e.,
Jt-may
be
expected,
iioaver,-thHLanolher
sef
Sjoii
will
fiut'lleCasardtlou
aiid'Viicrtiiir'arthJast
hus
been.
British
Strikes
,
,
'
'
'
And
American.
!
During
the
nine
days
of
the
British
Industrial
upheaval1
four
million
-men
were
on
strike.
Not
a
shot
was
fired,
not
a
slife
was
Jost.
Read
that
over
again
then
imagine
the
carnage
under
similar
i-immislance
in
the
good
old
U.S.A.
.
Despite
the
lower
level
on
which
the
congested
population
lives,
human
life
is
not
eheap
in
England.
Private
wars
are
not
toIeraled;t
Jhe
tight
little
isle.
Jje.re
they
JJourHi.
Oaugstfrs
use
machine
guns
on
one
another
and
the
public;
in
labor
dis-'
pules
ihe
bomb
and
sawed-orr
shotgun
are
employed
with
gusto
and
impunity.
In
a
dispute
between
union
and
non-union
molder.1n
the
Kan
Francisco
district
one
non-union
man
has
been
killed,
three
crippled
for
l'Ue
and
ten
have
been
seriously
injured
Ay
shotguns,
with
no
arresh
and
convictions.
When
eight
hundred
-San
Francises
ilii'mif
carpenjers
struck
for
the
loed
shop,
war
began
immediately1.'
We
do
not
have
to
tolerate
private
wars;
if
thev
continue,
it
is
due
tumour
own
apathy
and
-indifference.
July
Sunset.
Removing
P.G.E,
From
Politics.
Removing
the
control
ofthe
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
from
the
political
to
the
commercial
atmosphere,
the
policy
recently
inaugurated
by
the
provincial
minister
of
railways,
'is
u
topic
of
favorable
discussion
among
liusiiiessmen
all
over
the
province.
The
general
opinion
is
now.
held
that
it
will
mean
lhat
the
problems
of
the
dine
will
be
approached
in
a
bolder
anil
VES?"1111
fashion
than
hitherto
Ms
been
the
case.
On
this
rnieAtioribe'
Victoria
Daily
Times,
whicji
has
for
long
advocated
the
JiffiMjgjor
the
business
of
lhe
pcovinqal
coadut
of
the
political
-atinophere,
has
the
following
to
I
say:".
i
iie
appointment
oi
three
prommejil
business
as
directors
of
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
Compairy
is
a
desirable
tjleji.
The
y:steni
is
now
getting
nearer
a
producing
stage
and
otighUo.
be
regarded
no
longer
as
si
political
target.
It
ehief
requirement
is
moro
passenger
business
and
freight
traffic.'
This
can
be
furnished
only
by
a
determination
on
the
part
of
the
general
publir
to
put
the
line
to
maximum
use,
by
regarding
it
us
a
valuable
agency
in
the
development
or
the
province:
in
short,
by
considering
it
in
the
'light
of
an
asr-et
instead
nf
white
elephant."
One
of
the
quickest
ways
to
change
the
nre-AII.erta
...
,lir
j-j.-iriu
ii.
hi
luntj
ji.vui
oi
pontics
and
rive
it
a
fair
chance
in
the
commercial
field.
This
is
what
the
government
has
done
and
its
course
is
a
correct
one
'.
The
government's
plan
for
the
future
of
the
line
should
Commend
itseJf
to
everybody
in
the
province,
irrespective
of
party
leanings,
and
insure
new
Consideration
for
a
subject
which
Tor
too
long
has
been
treated
as
a
political
football
EnergizinEvery
day
SHREDDED
WHEAT
with
milk
and
fruit
FARMER
FIGHT
ON
IN
ALBERTA
United
Farmers
Not
to
Oppose
Labor,
It
It
Understood:
.
Many
Candidate
'
WiMONTON,
Alia.,
June
II.--
weeks
ago,
the
C.F..V.
govern
im-ni
enjoyed
a
big
majority
in
Hie.
lunixe.
the
standing
beinsr:
U.F.A.,
10;
Liberals,
12;
Labor.
1;
Independents,
3;
Oonserva-
tive,
1.
When
TKimlnalloDS
take
place.
ft
is
expeeled
that
Ihe
old
line
parlies.
Liberals
aiid
Conservn-flve
will
have
candidates
in
all
of
the
CO
ridings,
while
the
U.F.A.
and
Lalmr
will
roinbihe
to
see
thai
none
of
the
seats
go
bv
default,
the
understanding
hein?
that
the
L'.F.vi.
is
not
to
oppos
Labor.
Ileturning
officpr
are
now
busily
engaged
in
direeline;
the
efforts
of
3.000
enumerators
and
a
voting
census
is
being
taken
of
a
territory
which
reaches
from
the
I'niled
Stales
bonier
line
on
the
south,
to
within
hail
ing
distance
of
the
Arctic
Circle.
mo;ig
the
returning
officer
is
Mis.
V.
;.
Jtaker,
believed
to
he.
Ihe
first
woman
returning
of
ficer
ever
appointed
in
Canada.
New
Leader
novel
feature
of
the
present
campaign
is
that
all
three
par-
tie
enter
the
fight
under
in-ir
leaders.
Hon.
J.
E.
Urownlre
Ihe
present
premier,
was
not
a
candidate
in
the
last
election
He
entered
the
cabinet
by
means
of
a
by-eleclion
in
J'onoLu,
after
his
appointment
as
atlon-
ney-general
at
a
Calgary
meet-'
ing
of
successful
U.F.A.
candi
dates,
following
the
Liberal
de
feat
in
1921.
It
wa
at
the
same
meeting
that
Hon.
Herbert
ft
reen
field,
deposed
as
premier
in
1
925,
was
selected.
The
Liberal
have
sen
three
sucees-sive
leaders
depart,
t
viz.,
Hon.
Jharles
Stewart,
called
to
Ot
tawa
to
assume
the
portfolio
n
minister
of
the
Inferior;
Hon.
,J.
1L
Boyle
L
and
llpii.
G.
H.
Mitchell.
sworn
In
,a
members
of
the
Su
preme
Court
of
Alberta.
Th-J
choice
of
the
recent
convention
fell
to
Joseph
Shaw,
at
one
tinv?
Independeifl
member
for
Calgar
in
the
Dominion
house.
He
was
defeated
by
Hon.
11.
B.
Bennef.
Un
the
last
federal
election.
Ths
Conservatives
whose
representatives
dwindled
from
thirteen
In
MI
6-1
020,
to
one
in
the
.
fifth
legislature
fleneral
J.
8.
Stewart
of
Lelhbridge
are
pinning
their
hopes
on
their
new
leader
A.
A.
MeCiillivray,
Cal
gary,
and
have
nearly
all
their
candidates
ready
for
nomination
day.
-
The
span
of
twenty-one
yearii
has
seen
many
changes
in
th
personnel
of
the
Alberta
legislature
and
it
is
interesting
to
note
that
not
one
member
of
the
first
legislature
of
1900.
is
now
in
the
bou.e.
'r,
jnHi
0f
the
"old
guard"
to
depart
were
Hon.
J.
H.
Boyle,
now
Mr,
Justice
Boyle,
and
Hon.
C,
WCro,
who
successfully
contented
Hi"
federal
riding
of
Athabasca
for
the
Liberal
in
the
Jast
general
election.
The
senior
member
now
in
point
of
yearn
Is
Hon.
(ieojrgo
lloadley
(Okntokn)
minister
"of
agriculture
In
the
Brownlee
cabinet.
Kqually
drastic
have
been
the
changes
Unit
have
taken
place
in
the
capitol
buildings.
In
JP06
the
legislature
convened
in
a
frame
rink
building
which
later
'wa
deslroyeVl
t
fin1.
I
wa
Bitm.
mi1
fa
the
MrKayJ
!
Avenue
fPhool
"I
Kdiiionlon.
fol-
'lowed
ly
the
tnmler
to
the1
nio.1e.sl
"tiaMiuiiicnl
building,"
j
,clor
In
the
Mte
of
the
nivsenii
'
(parliament
building,
whirli
look!
Brown
lee'
Government
Appeal
to
proudly
down
from
the
bunk
I
People
to
be
Decided
on
June
28,
Election
Day
ALL
UNDER
NEW
LEADERS
the
Saskatchewan
river,
wet
1
creeled
at
u
ir.nl
of
several
mil-'
lion
dollars.
j
First
Was
Liberal
The
first.
udnUHlstratloo
pi
Alberta,
takljJc
ffie
.in
.tWOB,
was
Libera
pie
pfeji4er
1e1ng
,i
f!tialheo;ia!
lawyer,,
A.-
C
Huther-
j
ford,
who
rirMied
t
i'JIO
iTtt-,
lowing
a
dil
over
the
Adru'
iliy
Canadian
i'iv
Just.nn,j
,Jrwit
Waterway
Twertly-one
nrs
ago
AloerU
Hun.
A.
C.
lu-liin?
and
was
xranted
autimiimy.
and
fiie,v.
:ros
alsn
left
the
province
-will
celebrate
Its
coin-1
hud
what
atmeareil
'!
he
inp
Of
ate
liy
a
general
election,
e,
foJuiie
38,
with
nonilna-t.ion-teii
ifays
earlier.
The
voting
will
find
four
parlies
Unlled
Farmers
of
Athena,
Con-cervatheV
Liberals
and
lhor.
seeking
public,
support;
the
-first
named
asking
for
return
to
power
yn
its
record
during
the
past1
fiV-ycars,'
while
I.iberaU
and
Conservatives
seek
to
out
throw
the
government
on
the
"gmuniU
Altai
a
balanred
hudeet
in
only
one
of
thtvpast
five
year
shows
extravagance.
They
also
contend
that
dilatory
methods
were
employed
in
Hie
I
real
men
I
of
the
fiig
issues,
namely
north
ern
railways,
natural
resource.
redistribution
and
finance.
Big
Majority
hen
Hie
fifth
legislature
of
Alberta
was
dissolved
some
railwuv.j
Hon.
(,.'
eahinet
.
a
rrilsf
was
averted
4hrmih
the
appoint
ment
of
Hon.
A.
I
Siflon,
then
VjIHi
.iuiin'
oi
.wiierm,
n
T"-)
mier.
Hon.
A.
I..'
Siton
held
office
nnljt
he
was
suminoii'd
to
Ottawa
f
to
Join
the
newly-formed
uarilrne
union
govero-meni.
as
cerreiary
of
sate.
Ili
Sifeeessor
Hon.
Charles
StewarL
for
lime
minister
of
public
works
in
the
Siflon
cah)iMt.
It
wjas
in
H:'l
after
enjOyin
power
since
Hie
irovince
wa
created,
thai
(lie
Liberal
ship
oL
stale
was
"dunk."
The
Farmers'
Party,
omler
the
leadership
.f
Hiry
Wise
W.kJ,
the
T.F.A
presiiienl,
sve.-uivg
into
power
with
a
large
majority.
x
Farmer
Premier
Hon,
Hrfett
lirenfield,
i
vtre-president
f
the
T.F.A.
an.M
a
farmer
at
WestUiek,
wa
selwtel
as
premier
ami
a
cabinet
with
Jfon.
ieorse
lliwdlei
as
the
only
member
with
pre
vious
letrislatjw
exinrtewe,
w
namel.
fT
Outside
of
Mr.
CJreenfield'
resicnatlon
and
the
rwenl
a-
IKiiuiment
of
-Uine
F.
Lymburn
Kilnmnton
barrister,
as
altornev
general,
the
ieronnd
ha
remained
unchanged
for
five
year
although
there
have
hen
dif.
fere
n
I
ehange
in
jort
folio.
Brownlee
Now
The
Brownlee
tovrrnmenl
I
making
its
nma!
to
the
voter1
on
lis
record,
which
they
claim
1
one
f
M-oiiomir
adininilra-
Uon
and
wMiwtructive
indine.
The
government
still
a.
Uteres
t,i
Ihe
L'.F.A.
platform
which
prm
ed
successful
Jn
IB:M.
The
preil
mier
stoutly
adheres
to
his
-land
that
the
natural
resource
will
not
be
an
issue,
stating
that
he
refuse
to
b
a
party
to
nlunu
slick
around
lu
a
bathing
suit
acros
the
harbor
in
the
evening
mm
police
reporter
is
kicking
because
someone
would
insul
upon
ustng
a
hydraulic
drill
near
Her
Nenrts
Wert
"All
Breken
Up';
She
Could
Net
Sleep
fcorit
A.,
Hamiltoa,
Oat,
wntMi
MM
.
1.
1
ana
l
eonid
not
sleep
at
aight,
and
s,"7
get
up
out
of
bd
u4
walk
the
floor
tot
houn
at
a
time.
After
Using
a
Bex
el
I
Becan
To
Fool
Much
Hotter,
?D,l1tft!rtniin
fw
more
koxe.
I
ruld."J07,l,rre,tM
H.
A
N,
K1U
lave
b.a
M
tk.
market
for
the
pt.t
82
rtn.
5
Neighbor.
'You've
sure
got
a
good
lool'mg
fence
out
ol
that
paint-pot1'
HomeOwner;Yes,
and
then
some.-
This
paint
stopi
ruat
Barrett
Evcrjet
Riint
the
rourl
house
house
during
during
I
Ihe
tie
re
re
rent,
trials
He's
now
trying
(
work
out
a
scheme
to
put
ruhh"r
neels
on
such
coulrivanees.
I
WOXDKIt
where
Ibe
rity
police
learned
their
polltene.
WIIKX
a
eop
call
jtom
"nir'
yi
u
ran
bet
your
life
lie
s
got
hi
weather
eye
an
you.
WITH
the
Assiies
over
where
'Jwill
all
the
women
congregate
mow,
I
wouderf
UASITIS
is
not
always
eaued
by
a
leaky
sa
tank
Judging
from
the
eotiversnlkin
of
non-owners
f
curs
and
boa
In
v
met
n
the
street.
WITH
Ihe
summer
bolide
eaon
fast
annroaelunc
In.
flooking
in
the
Wand
ad.
eoliim.i
for
a
job
a
vahK
to
a
world,
vvble
exjHorer
THIS
is
the
eaon
u-
mar
:
Hn
man
is
nnion
to
rni
of
the
wife
and
kid
on
the
pre-1
text
that
they
nred
a
bolida
lg
the
into
provmre
religum,,,.,,
r
rf
,
k
controversy
Conservatives
and
Liberals
claim
that
the
provincial
,defJ
ha
been
inoreASed
al
Ihe
rat
of
6,0'0.floo
annually
hv
lh
L'.F.
admiiiisrafUiii
and
chara
that
nothing
contrietie
has
been
done
toward
fhe
seltleniert
ink
if
be
entit
reach
his
when
he
comes
home
late.
Jt'DGlNtl
from
the
broad1
smile
on
Frank
Kibb's
fare
yr-'
lenlay
morning,
when
he
badtli,'1
novie
piipte
In
tow.
he
shouLI
I
1.1
I.Kl,tlklM.t
tfL
IflA
lu.il
r.
t
l.;f.
.
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tn
the
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of
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hM
ways,
a
matter
r'anbHl
of
vital
importance
by
the
ponle
nf
thfl
ra'
nun
nu
virauiie
I'rairn
const
it
ucneiej.
R
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jn
the
eilieii
and
the
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eountry
thai
thet
ore
iioiierui
nf
decunns
hiain
nupport,
while
the
suppoitim
maintain
fliey
will
carry
iin-
ural
ridings
to
tin
same
ester,!
an
in
tt2l.
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THEiMAN
IN
THE
MOON
THL
aye:
i
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kort
of
Job
I
am
lookins
for
is
caretaker
of
a
skaliiw
rinx
during
tle
summer
months.
4
0
keep
yourself
busy
Jul
Lf
official.
bed
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if
me
swell
youna
lady
with
the
excellent
make-im
rtm
will
ever
forget
her
ride
aioiind
the
city.
NOW
that
the
flu
epidemic
i
hover
what
excuse
an
we
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for
thai
sinking
ing
after!
look
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-
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