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MASTER
OF
POLICIES
Tuesday,
May
21,
1929
BRITISH
NOMIN
ATIOtf
S"
1
ou
out
iui
wiviiclcs
iui
tne
x
uiiuK
classes,
vunousiv
'R
enough
much'
cf
the
best
forward
legislation
has
been
passed
by
this
jparty
as
a
measure
of
self-defence
and
in
order
to
keep
itself
entrenched
in
power.
Formerly
and
to
a
great
extent
still,
the
Liberals
were
the
free
trade
party
of
the
country.
They
represented
the
industrial
centres,
favored
the
broadening
of
education,
separation
of
church
and
state,
and
were
inclined
to
be
what
is
knovn
as
"Little
Englanders,"
thinking
of
the
riv
Kingdom
rattujii
than
the
Empire.
The
majority
of
the
"H
adherents
of,.
e
party
belong
to
the
free
churches
and
are
commonly
-known
m
England
as
"Dissenters"
in
religion.
Supporting
them
are
often
the
High
Church
party
that
objects
to
control
of
the
church
by
the
house
of
commons
and
does
not
recognize
the
British
ruler
as
head
of
the
church,
fcHiph
according
to
law
he
is
today.
The
LaboV
jjjroup
is
what
the
name
implies.
It
is
made
up
mostly
01
men
and
women
who
work
for
wages.
It
-way
harjtot-5xpecting
to
Sirmrih
exctntl
through
possibly
holding
the
balance.
mile
"?rlh
"f
r.ea.ce
?v'r
m
r
w
,
,.
w
crow
crow
nics,
nics,
,o.
,o.
i
i
nard
nard
wheat
wheat
has
has
.
"
CLEAR
CUT
POLICY
the
Rev.
Cough
Brick,
Anglican
missionary
at
Shaftesbury,
a
few
The
Liberal
policy
as
enunciated
by
Lloyd
George
is
aZ"?"??"?:
Clear
CUt
one,.
It
IS
to
borrow
a
huge
SUm
for
public
Works,
the
great
Chicago
international
i
mrgviy
ruau
eunsirutuim
aim
improvement,,
m
oraer
to
now.
and
in
VJZH
Herman
Trelle
put
the
people
to
Work.
Here
is
a
little
extract
of
Lloyd
of
Wembley,
near
Grande
Prairie,
George's
speech
at
one
of
the
big
campaign
meetings:
iwo.n
whcat
and
oate
wor,d
,
"wa?
wouS
S
to
."ywrvd
that
..wick-
pr;s,1;
,atter
athlevnnent
did
eu.
iorrow
mw
rnucn;
une-imru
qi
tne
annual
tiiink
nu.ih
f
f..
.nii
u.
bill
of
this
cwmtry.
(Loud
cheers.
)
They
say
borrowing
reat
Peare
River
district.
The
100,MiQ,m
AoUSids
will
ruin
industry.
The
drink
bill
is
visit"
of
s,r
Thornton,
between
3(4(40,000
and
350,000,000
pounds.
One-third!
ZTAen
e
C;N!:R-
,r,r,of
ine
sBMngwffitnu
countr
'annually
are
buu,uuu,uuu
now.
mA
the
.u,quen-t
You
are
to
one-fifth
of
the
annual
for
the
o($tf)w
savings
thr-e
two
raiitwN
o(
the
provin-
;
-purpose
of
vfng
a
million
people.
They
say
it
is
ruin,
ciaiiy-owned
northern
railways,
h"tf
Any
Douy
wiid
JCieiieves
m
that
will
believe
in
the
efficiencv
anw
more
IUftl
t0.tn
f,ro
of
nf
the
ttiYiaoM-fflmvoiTiTnont
"
(1
.nnirhfni.
inrereu
in
tre
i'ece.
ti
i
i
Speakinvouy
generally,
the
Conservatives
believe
in
"2
VX'SZl
the
union
of
church
and
state,
supports
the
house
of
lords,
te'ier."
in
m
-1,
....
1
1
n
1
.
w
a
rrtsy-wiUVrM
nxri
txnlr.tin'Mjt
idA
n.on
1.1.1
1
"
hU
rue
ww
71.
l-
h4
n-rj
"
M"
Hf
in
eHlpi.
oklnir
out.
a'
';"elihvH
hv
myxterbiw
wayaj
'wi
nn'jr
to
tm
poor.
Ter
h
fi"r
m'
worVnd
wh"n
on
fTrrn
In
8'nkaMiewaii,
.r.H
finiiv
nf
71.
mind
voul
HeeMnd
to
bome-tond
in
the
Peace
raMw
H
t
Homtefil
V"
o'
9ft
vo-rs
of
"etl
hrd
work
aVcd
of
m
yet,"
he
crovH
in
m
tMn
fxilo.
Hon't
evn
knmv
wher
I
wa
5"rn.
Ynir
Canada's
o'det
hometeader
or
soon
win
bt
pvw'v.
wfcn
t
irnt
ro
a
place."
''Going
far?"
we
anketl.
"I
"'Vr
ZtW
A
,
1
.11.
7H
,0i
ltS
lormer
l"""v
"irnt
fo
get
me
a
Rood
J
strength.
Joining
that
party
there
have
been
many
who
ni"-e.
if
I
have
tn
go
a
hundred.
navo
seen
:ie
comine
rule
01
the
masses
and
who
believe
mUfi
for
H
that
by
uniting
with
it
they
will
be
able
to
act
as
a
steady-
Fon,i,v
Five
"""le-.teads
ing
influence.
A
number
of
persons
of
title
and
rank
have
uL
bp
f7,rh.
pUtform
joined
the
party
and
especially
have
recruits
from
the
"oliJromte
yonne;
university
men,
many
of
whom
arc
socialists.
Cam'o
uiinon
ditriet.
heaved
a
The
outc
me
of
the
contest
will
be
watched
with
much
powerful
shoulder
mrin
re-interest
in
Prince
Rupert.
calc'trant
huo
that
w
tul1orn-
,
,
i'
rMni-inir
m
i-omc
oif
tnroiiKn
1
'
-
;
a
five-foot
frlifht
car
door,
and
I
have
sometlinir
you
want:
you,
have
something
j,ei12Lb',ViS,v
'rck
k.
1
(
want.
We
get
toffcfiilr
through
the
classified
3us.
$g?
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Right
Kind
Going
jQtgPeaceyIver,rt
to
Settle
'CoMry
All.
Homesteader
Has
to
Do
Is
Pay
$10'for;160
Acres
of
Mrs.
J
J
Land
Wile's
Willing'
to
Work
im'dtjLivc
.
!.JU..t
V
Onilt;
Prices
Advance
Wkh
Steel
J
'
and
we-i
by
II.
Mullet
idl
ing
with
the
rapkl
concentration
of
settlers
in
CanadaV
great
"inland
j
high
school
training,
and
all
of
them,
boys
and
girls,
were
working
like
Trojans,
anxious
to
set
their
outfit
on
the
road.
Every,
thing
for
the
farm
and
the
home
was
strewn
around
them,
on
the
)ding
of
Hythe
even
to
sprout-
fj
,
I
I.A
f
1
jng
rnuuarD
piams
in
uoxes
oi
earth,
all
ready
for
the
garden
that
is
to
be.
"There
.wasn't
anything
for
the
boys,
so
we
decided
we'd
come
to
the
Peace
River
country,"
said
land
in
the
.
fred
Asleson.
Johnson,
"and
here
we
two
girls,
clad
in
overalls,
iring
wide-brimmed
Mexi
can
type,
straw
hats,
worked
hand
In
hand
with
the
men.
"Sure,
we
like
it."
they
dimpled.
"We're
uxed
to
it,
and
it's
lots
of
(Special
to
The
Daily
News
and
the
Edmonton
Journal
Copyright)
fan."
-They
can
run
the
tractor,
By
II.
F.
MULLETT
orive
me
cars
ana
tne
learns
uo
anything
round
the
farm.
Yes
EDMONTON,
May
2l.-Ten
dollars
for
160
acres
of
TffXr
i,
Tn.
Z
.1
i-U
Peace
D
River
trnn
district
rliptmnf
"loot
"last
best,
hfC?f
.west"
ll'Oot"
on
fWI
-
...
condition
that
you
live
for
six
months
of
eacmof
the
next
These
are
the
sort
of
settlers
three
years,
in
a
habitable
house
on
the
homestead,
and
the
Peace
River
district
needs
that
you
break
at
least
30
acres
(of
which
20
acres
must,and
is
retting.
be
cronned),
within
that
period.
;
Ten
dollars
18
months'
residence
in.
three
years
30
i
acres
of
cultivation
a
house
in
which
to
live
-and
you
1
i
i
i
rl
offi?
i
tn
may
S9me
'
uay
nave
u
iarm
unywnuie
liuiu
tu
puu
uu
AcreV
ti.
,.
,
.We
heanl
,
of
one
iVouthful
optimist,
who
.didn't
have
Nominations
took
place
yesterday
to
.the.
British,
par-
ffu
his
Wmeetead
,oajB'of
sett4U'
efW
with
liament
and
the
campaign
during
the
coming
week
will
entry.
after
tramping
ail
the
way
two
autos,
i
.
txusL
a
tractor,
be
a
vert
bitter
one.
It
is,
as
everyone
knows,
a
three-
from
Hythe,
end
of
steel
on
tht
sawmill
outfit.
Tm$e
head
f
party
con
est,
with
the.
Conservatives
trying
to
retain
southern,
portion
of
the
rajiwayy
horses,
and
i(
full'Jjquipmenlt-of
power,
tffe
Labor
party
trying
to
dislodge
them,
and
the,to
"?lla-
00
miles
distant.
wagons,
farm
imiWnts.
and
the'
This
younff
Bnt,sher
borrowed
household
goods.
We're
taking
up
I
ihpriU
fcpekinn-
to
nhtiin
thp
h-ilanrP
n?
with
LIDeiaiS
Seeking
to
ODtain
tne
Daiance
OI
nmvpr
power
Wltn
tne
the
Becesaty
.(ten
spot"
from
a
five
homesteads
somewhere
bc-
COnsequeht
right
to
dictate
to
a
large
extent
What
the
pol-
kindly
resident,
and
went
galantly
yond
Rolla
don't
know
just
icy
of
either
government
Shall
be,
TllC
situation
is
full
of
off
into
the
bush,
with
his
cherish-
where,
yet,
but
we'll
get
located
ed
permit
in
his
pocket
and
little
of
anything
eke.
ifespite
its
northern
location,
all
doubts
of
Peace
River's
agricultural
possibilities
have
long
While
anything
may
happen
in
any
case,
there
is
no
8lln,ce
eej
Spelled;
iu
favor-
lnnrrn
nt
,,,,;
'i
!,,
nt
,,i;,,
u
able
climate,
moderate
prectrnta
stands
for
a
larere
armv
and
strontr
navv.
and
sees
im-.withjn
itself
the
poasibiiitiea
of
a
provement
ahead
from
the
continuation
of
a
settled
policy
'uWr?
'Vord't
market
bajet"
without
muclwmmfdiatachanss
.
Y&Wte&
The
Labor
party,
led
by
J.
Ramsay
m
Macdonald,
but
RjVer
country
to
reaiiae
those
supported
by
many
extremists,
wishes
nationalization
of
possibilities,
coal
mines,
smaller
army
and
navy,
closer
co.-oper'ation
j
Where
Treiie
Farms
with
United
States,
improved
relations
with
Russia.'
and
Over
a
hundred
much
paternaUegislatiojl.'
"'
-traders
at
the
various
fur
poaU,
The
Liberal
party,,
underpaid
Lloyd
George,
is
abso-T;'McK
Pcd
agricultural
j
lutely
opposed
to
protecUva
measures,
has
a
strong
stated
iTr'TllJ
h,r.
policy
for-reducing
unemployment,
would
reduce
the
ex-
common
vegetable
and-hrwt-f
penuuures
on
army
anu
navy,
dui
reiuses
to
aciopt
tne
wheat,
oats
and
barley.
a
half
election
been
grown
for
years.
In
1893
all
right
There
are
four
boyj
in
the
Johnson
family,
the
oldest
one
23,
a
married
daughter
and
a
daughter-in-law.
The
girl
were
expert
basketball
players
in
North
Dakota-
the
boys
all
athletes.
One
urt"Bu
wa
y
Kiai.
wa.8cW
iwij,
it
iBiuwicawiiB
tio
d
f
.
t
bov
Jk
a
snlendid
nianist:
another
NOT
DAMAGED
Ardent
(Arrived
In
Port
Under:
Own
Power
Yesterday
After
Being
Achore
on
Hone
Spit
The
ffeh
packer
Argent,
Capt.
Bert
Tingley,
which
stranded
on
'he
!and
of
Rose
Spit
about
a
week
ago,
arrived
in
port
from
Graham
Island
yesterday
afternoon
under
her
own
power,
accompanied
by
the
Pacific
Salvage
Co.'s
power
tug
Pachena,
which
aided
in
hauling
her
off
the
beach.
The
Argent
is
hardly
i
i
leaking
at
all
and
if
there
is
any
!
damflIrP
J
11
I
1
1
1
i
rrt
again
to
note
in
a
general
Way
What
each
party
Stands
Ip.
of
the
world's
great
wheat
and
will
come
back
to;
Edmonton
to1
vessel
will
be
taken
on
the
pon,
xiiu
uiuuwm
uvciuuciib
,i
iJiuLccuv
v,,,iiiijciiau5i.n;,
mixeaiarming
areas,
ii
coniains
quaj-iy
as
a
leaener.'
loons
at
the
drynock
this
after-
The
young
folka-have
all
had
noon
for
inspection.
T-.1;fi
!'
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1
1
.Mil'
:v.r.!;..l?
K
.ly
I
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M
ORNBRAU
MOTOI1
OP
CANADA.
LIMITED
Perhaps
the
in
the
motor
car
business
today-is
the
startling
difference
revealed
by
stepping
into
a
'
FISHER
BODY
car
and
then
into
any
other
"TVTO
spccialiit
or
expert
is
needed
to
point
out
Fisher
Rody
superiority
the
greater
richness
and
beauty
and
quality
stand
out
so
sharply
and
convincingly
that
all
argument
is
ended.
CJ
This
is
one
of
the
most
important
facts
in
motor
car
buying
triday
because
it
has
to
do
with
value
.with,'''
what
you
get
for
the
purchase
price.
IJYou
arc
bound
to
admit
at
once
in
your
CADILLAC
t
La
SALLE
SPEAKER'S
WIFE
INVOLVED
IN
SOCIAL
WHIRL
From
all
indications
the
soc;al
war
centred
around
the
status
of
Mm.
Edward
Everett
C.ann,
riiht,
ni.sti-r
of
Vice-PresiUt
nt
T
ur
tit,
has
apparently
broken
out
an
w.
1'hc
n
w
controveiHy
also
involves
Mr.
Nicholas
Longworth,
left,
wife
of
the
Speaker
of
the
House
of
Representatives.
The
trouble
started
when
Mrn
Long-worth
and
Mrs.
Gann
refused
to
ttknd
a
dinner
given
by
Mr.
Eugene
Meyer,
Jr.,
and
the
serioawesa
of
the
situation
is
realized
when
ft
is
pointed
out
that
Mrs.
Oann
ia
the
hostess
for
the
presiding
officer
of
the
Senate,
and
Mrs.
Longworth
is
the
wife
of
the
presiding
officer
of
the
Hous
f
Representatives.
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from
the
merchants
that
advertise.
Their
stock
is
fresh.
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