The
New
Conservative
Leader
.
.
.
From
a
political
standpoint,
the
Conservative
national
convention,
drastic
thou
si
it
may
have
been,
did
the
ob
vious
thing
r
i
in
Winnipeg
terdar
br
chooeantr
Premier
John
acken
as
the
Dommion
leader.
Cutting
dean
away
from
the
old
line
falawuj
of
the
party,
the
convention
chose
a
man
whe
has
never
before
been
so
dofely
bound
to
any
politi
eal
party,
certainly
not
the
Conservative-
The
party
bar
fallen
to
such
a
depth
of
weakness
that
it
wa
essentia
to
do
something
like
this
to
overhaul
and
restore
it
t
public
favor.
The
party
itself
realized
it
was
on
the
way
out
If
any
of
those
responsible
for
engineering:
the
cboie
of
Bracken
now
expect
that
be
win
tolerate
the
continua-
tioa
of
many
of
the
old
ways
which
had
contributed
to
the
downfall
and
at
lna
partial
eclipse
of
the
party,
they
will
find
themselves
badly
mtetahm
If
we
uafiaiau
John
Bracken
correctly,
there
wifl
be
a
grant
many;
thuw
changed
in
a
general
party
hwufhuning
Out
of
it
aS
the
Cat
ci
rath
e
party
may
woll
emerge
ahao
imrecog-maahle.
The
changes
may.
however,
be
expected
to
redound
to
the
benefit
of
Canada.
With
Bracken
at
the
bah,
it
is
to
be
exptetad
that
there
will
be
another
powerful
move
for
a
nntfirnr1
aov
ernment
in
Canada
and
that
move
will
probably
find
it
impetus
and
support
in
dMtetot
quarters
who
have
advocated
it
in
the
pact.
The
advent
of
Bracken
as
leader
of
a
en
party
will,
doubtless,
have
widespread
effects
in
Canadian
political
affairs
and
the
fafl
m
high
places
of
both
the
old
parties.
These
are
da
we
of
fast
and
i?
reason
to
expect
that
the
Conservatives
in
of
leader
have
kindled
sparks
which
may
eal
consequences
far
beyond
the
realm
of
party
affairs.
Professor
and
Politician
.
.
.
Premier
John
Bracken
of
their
that
a
professor
of
field
hwhandry
a
peltieal
can
not
only
win
the
leaderip
of
a
wowinual
meat
hot
more
remarkable
bold
it
for
3D
years.
Now
he
has
gone
that
one
better
and
won
the
national
leader-snip
of
a
great
partv
to
which
be
has
already
made
certain
definite
stipulations
of
his
own.
A
sfim,
grey,
mild-mannered
mas
of
59,
the
new
pontic!
Messiah
has
taken
political
and
eeononne
crises
in
hk
stride.
VTth
the
poetical
label
of
OJheial-Prore-stve'
he
led
the
Manitoba
jpovei
nmeut
throoeb
difrVal
years
for
the
prairie
farmer.
He
showed
be
had
a
prettvj
mmr
idea,
of
what
that
farmer
thinks,
a
nrobiem
whir
!
had
baffled
many
another
ambitious
politician.
Mr.
Bracken
g
ancestry
reads
tike
a
roll
call
of
the
United
Kingdom,
amee
his
ancestors
came
to
Canada
xrom
Scotland,
Ireland
and
England.
Even
a
eteaneeH
reames
the
combination
of
ancestry,
diligence,
experi-!
enee
add
tolerance
has
brourht
about
something
that
attracted
the
enthusiasm
of
the
reW
wst
Born'at
EIlisviDe,
OnL,
June
22,
18S3.
he
went
to
tfroekviUe
High
School
and
the
Ontario
Agricvkaral
i
Apply
lo
the
R.CA.F.
al
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
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Take
ad
ran
Late
of
this
eonvanient
opporta-nltjr
to
apply
to
this
sefcndM
Serrice.
AppUcaUons
accepted
frara
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men
for
both
Aircrew
and
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are
needed,
too.
for
special
trades.
Internets
eemed
by
RJCAT.
Reeraittac
Officcxs
in
the
City
Ball,
the
afternoon
of
December
18th
and
all
day
December
19th.
Medieal
Officer
in
attendance
for
examinations.
Make
year
decision
nov.
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YOtn
COUXTHY
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Mr.
Bracken
was
professor
of
field
husbandry
at
Paapk's
the
Unhrersty
of
Saskatchewan
from
1910
to
lSgfll,
then
preadent
of
the
Manitoba
Agricultural
College
for
two
Sl
years.
In
1922
be
was
provincial
premier
and
be
has
been
m
that
office
since.
ToUm
"
Mr.
Bracken,
married
in
1909,
has
four
children.
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a
member
of
the
United
Church
of
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