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8IHTION
Thursday,
Sept.
3C
13
Council
on
the
revision
of
the
original
covenant
to
makej
I
it
a
more
effective
instrument
for
the
maintenance
of
bt
fata
will
in
every
part
of
the
world
are
definitely
forging
towards
that
glorious
goal
The
groucher
is
his
own
worst
enemy.
If
he
ever
gets
to
heaven
he
will
object
to
the
cut
of
the
angels'
wings.
TIMES
CRITIC
LIKES
NEW
GALSWORTHY
HIT
THE
SKIN
GAME"
LONDON.
England.
Sept.
SC.
"The
long
deep
sUenoe
of
the
audience,
unbroken
by
any
flatter
of
in
attention,
bears
witness
la
the
paiioced
(eud
between
tradition
and
play
s
solidity
and
to
the
brUUance
usurpation
that
grows
beyond
any
of
its
csaftmanahip.
says
t?
-'.tni
intention,
bringing
with
It
Tunes'
critic
of
the
recent
pre,
f
-
uncontrollable
consequences
of
sal
-
-
v
-wauwuiwijs
n
us
wiu
uuiiuDH,
is
one
Oi
Mr
"The
Skin
Oame
a
i
vr-nanams
uairworutys
most
successful
STEWART
AS
Editorial
Writer
at
Tanker!
Sees
Fetare.
Derelepmcnts
,
at
Head
Portland
Canal
VIS10X
OF
GREATNESS
dar.
There
are
no
rattwavi
temlnab
at
Stewart
bat
that
wfll
se
thesa
these
Stewart
hati
grata
elevators,
bat
they
vfl
ie.
Mo
coal
bankers
line.
the.
bat
the
fa-mense
seari-aa-i
thracite
coal
fields
of
northern
British
Ooimabia
not
more
tbaa
rsfiVw
from
Stewart,
can
be
ucpiotted
onT
throagh
Stewart.
;If
Northern
BrfOah
Cohnnbta
de-jTrfopn
then
8tewart
mast
be
ased.
land
for
Stewart
to
be
ased
there
HENDERSON
AND
THE
LEAGUE
!
SadVhf
'5ljwMr"V
"The
League
of
Nations
must
be
given
economic
power
"
225f
tZJ??
Li
by
which
it
cook)
bring
immediate
pressure
against
any
Jhe
old
das
wbeaknnasieiso
state
which
contemplates
war."
This
was
a
highlight
in
j
JJi
J1
rafl
"eraunai
of
thj
Kt.
lion
Arthur
Hendersons
address
to
the
Lea
sue
i
hnwfmi
.at
J
Vaneowver
with
faOr
one-trdrd
the
province
of
British
CMamr
hrtntr
north
nf
9rmrt
so.
WOrld
neace.
In
this
nrfmfkJinopnPi.t
thp
Rritfeh
fnt-pifrn
atttoo
on
the
mtv-sbtth
paraVeL
secretary,
with
that
directness
and
simplidtfor
which
RiTJcktamiSiA
ct
he
is
famous,
made
a
bold
bid
for
world
eo-ooeration
d
the
tmenooas
wheaU
against
war.
Itn'lpro1
Pious
pMittides,
humanitarian
appeals,
the
isualiza-of
nvBni
jne
whieh
tion
of
the
horrors
of
legalized
murder
have
some
trifling
,
SL
aSTJS?
iSSnSS
effect
in
preventing
international
strife,
hut
the
truth
sn
snch
Unas
on
the
continent.
mnat
ho
'ooi-nf
that
mai
mif
U
f,l.f
r,'V,
..'f?
.
CnhmBJ
-
uiuv
c
ivuuv
n
ikii
nci
Nacsottai
Haaway
une
sn
riH
re
i
and
the
rattJine
sabre
with
a
blade
as
keen
edired
and
Pt-
Stewart's
fatare
is
mdeed
deadly
in
effect.
The
wishbone
is
a
poor
substitute
for
That
ue
rmvw
advaa-
the
backbone
in
battling
this
curse
of
the
centuries
and
eTl5t
fc
beat
piwd
abiding
stigma
on
a
civilization
which
dares
to
make
the
ScAv
iiaflwaf'(JpCSos5h
cross
of
the
Nazarene
the
svmhnl
nf
its
AnH(svAr
Hon.
'
its
minine
sabsidiary.
the
Oan
derson
sees
that
the
time
has
come
for
Mammon
to
fight
xiiuitar:
Jnammon
and
by
holding
the
strings
of
the
pocket-book
to
J"y
iroBS
swwart
to
Fort
Oxa-j
make
war
immediately
unproductive
for
any
nation
SorTkr
halt
Swodatll
which
dares
to
dhobev
the
mandates-'
of
the
world's
f
Stewart.
!
,.t.
-
i
uaaa
jan
racme
Raowav.
ir
jScin.jr
ior
uk
luainienairce
oi
peace.
:
,
jeUewbere
pointed
oat
in
Un
&it.
jtae.
mast,
as
a
matter
of
raBway-
,
,
n
Power
of
fi,
the
PurSC
"
strateey.
have
a
direct
rawa&H
The
foreign
secretary
advocates
a
general
treaty
connection
wesswara
rrom
tn
River
aouialrc
If
tt.
U
LaJ
Which
Would
nrovide
financial
aswifitanpp
tn
unv
stut
rw-
handle
Northern
Alberts
frefcrht!
coming
a,
yttm
of,
aagressioa
aad
he
proclaims
that
if
wSSSSS
VLTg!
this
teoif-hold
ever
see
the
Kgbl
of
day
the
British
gov-.
R0
baa
two
obvwas
erartenTWd
sign
it
immediately-.
.
Shrewd
observers
Sitim'wambta
UtSi
see
in
this
proposal
the
coou'ntr
of
an
ven
raore
drastic
I?
uk
Tf
pfle
oru
-
r
.,f
i
isasiern
nauwav
ana
extend
mat
emu
vimw
urcouo
vi
jiicicuiuig
nai.
Foad
nVo
the
Piee
River
eoan"
fnat
nwtrument
is
the
immediate
f02omfc
bloekAde
r
or
a
can
bund
t
of
the
offending
state
or
states
by
every
other
power
in
thTiSer"
the
world.
If
such
a
treaty
were
coflumated
it
would
be
390
SSLf
.
theatre
"When
the
curtain
falls
treatments
sf
a
theme
vro
Crew'a
Kest
Une
manv
th.
nSacnpv
tne
most
eliecuve
instrument
ever
devised
by
man
to
pre-
onerae
were
ft
Vn
tiij
war.
.
nenoerson
urges
wat
ms
original
proposal
rL.
vinT,Ter-be
ratified
by
both
members
of
the
league
and
those
na-
aTa
J"anSre
imoosse
tiona
which
still
remain
outside
it.
If
the
first
pten
is
car-
neopbesy
as
to
time.
Oar
sa'
riedont
and
ratified
the
second
must
be
its
inevitable
wobe'thata.
COrofllry.
vaston
in
Its
furore
are
"pt&ytn
TftTiat
are
the
chances
of
the
Henderson
plan
being
cWSLhW'IsUSt
adopted?
The
observer
of
worW
affairs
believes
they
are
.
f
excellent
A
thousand
or
more
objections
can
be
urged
waTSatSeir
the
"sS
against
it,
but
no
great
plan
in
the
interests
of
huraanitv
Dnff
sau
pn
tbbane!
but
has
been
faced
with
almost
insurmountable
dif
f
icul-
tL2Zt2
g&J
ties
and
yet
of
these
plans
are
today
realities
through
the'
co
has
five
years
m
wtnwi,
courage,
vision
and
abiding
faith
of
their
sponsors
.
Eur-
.TtflfrSriorS!
,
na
-
a
?
1
i
a
t-.
a
1
ope,
sue
poverty
smcxen
ana
maimed
in
spine
and
re-
"n'
w
cam-
sources,
is
ready
to
take
almost
any
action
to
lift
its
T
Taxi.
Z7u
nightmare
terror
of
another
upheaval.
Thousands
areH?
J?
clrlj:
bJ
kP
coming
to
hpliovp
that
at
hud
-a
viaaoo
W
tko
mn
;
t
f?v,!UndJ!,5.th.
..P
e
-
-
--
.
-
w
c
pensreoea
wiw
ana
oe
maa
lor
international
peace
and
that
men
of
eood-
l?re
o
reason
to
suppose
that
interests,
which
ec
a
world
re.
eon)
for
tntnsoortaiaai
eatersrib
wm
be
bttnd
to
the
econoafcs
of
J
the
transooruttan
sltaatton
m
thii
wast
or
uray
m
toe
rolflDment
of
a
contract
TKe
rwtarvolr
of
tknid
nsiih
1
i.
,.i
.
1
hi
the
Peace
River
k
rMng
rapij
"-
3Se
22.
mTwao
heaven
lor
a
man
who
ean
can
still
tell
hr,iV
from
the
Paefffe
to
tkll
in!T4tv
f
(t.
,V
CI
l
presont
ra
-
,
.
-t
vroww
wiu
oe
UK
III
MI
IN
HII
IUIIJI
to
UUVV
oui
sops
'
This
battle
between
an
old
family
and
a
new.
between
the
Hill-crisu
and
the
Homblowers.
this
ready
for
it.
in
i
coontrr
such
as
Western
The
wealth
they
unloose
wH&tai
10
or
30
years
alter
their
oan.
straetkm
and
the
valnes
and
traffic
they
create
In
the
area
tney
serve
more
than
compensate
for
the
eost
of
ratutnwirm
t-k.
Palltvan
mine
wfll
nav
t
&l
an
an
act
'
the
Times
continues,
his
heart
It
mav
be
objected
that
this
mfe
obinHood
PJjOUR
For
All
Your
BAKING
1
wvh'to
m
uk
case
oi
uei
ru-K
u
not
a
railway,
to
the
-n-
or
m
word,
it
k
m
disconnected
unh.
handleaaoedi
,hr
f
history
and
bv
lack
(
Vn-I
terprtse
tn
compMhw
H.
tie
P.
L"
V
Jt
hballmio
thi
tof
RlTM
countrv
lTiears
aeo.
.
ieht
well
be
a
profhapfe
Sue
to-
aav
Trw
-
Ctifc
and
of
the
Middle
Wesfrn
TJnltM
Atalea
to-
iiv
are
tamed
to
NortHejn
A1-,
Mn
an
Northern
Brlthh
On-jl'imbla
Nothing
now
can
forestall
i
jthe
northern
mlKraUon.
It
U
the,
most
vital
new
force
at
work
m
Canada
today.
Sooner
or
later
Stewart
must
take
Its
place
In
the
northern
pteture.
Orowth
tn
the
north
will
force
the
use
of
all
outlets
There
will
be
many
opportunities
for
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