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f car. 1m the accident* and fatalitiea I Procwxlm rmuns if Mr. Mahare i arrived fat Canaansay im * start vtot Afcw r4 dy* a» • I which are Ifkely to result from such desertasV the; Progressives It to her SBter, Mn. R. M. OWroyd rsd a* otttr from TH« uaTHSmiOOE HCNALD , negligence. mean the end of that party: T. S. Collins, former mayor ot Car- • Brttlsk ahlMtac ft™ for a consign. PHINTINO COMPANY, LIMITID manfay, has return** trow Vancou PICKED UP It Is surprising th»t Individual! do would all follow him. •wit ot dlshwuhtrs to be used os M S* Strwt t«m, LMUBfiy. Albwtt Do You Know? Dr. Cowan said it was untrue tha ver to look after his butne*s Inter- TnasvAtlaatte boat*. not tale warning from what mar be Canada lad forced Belgium Into Uk ests h*r*. W. A. BUCHANAN •aid to I* an ererjr-day story of the Ing most ot the Canadian credit ex Rev. Mr. Pike of Barons preached Iff PASSING 1 rnstont u>4 Huuinc Dine** TODAY'S QUESTIONS farmers' tons nnder is ', JOHN TOBHANCB fatal consequences that ensue from tended to her in manufactured goods at the United charci in Csmangty mr» o( ace, IB sight townships ot 1. How many acres are under gov- on Sunday morning. WOK rmm • G-BT HAN the bablt ot leaving loaded weapons It was Impossible to force Belgium th« Coitrty ol Wellington a™ at the ernment irrigation in India? The facts spoke for themselves. His Jas. Mewhort was a visitor to Cal prusnt tin* training for tha Inter. about. There Is need ot a salutary 2. What has been the experience of contentions had been that the tariff gary on Sunday and Monday. Jitney service has bum itarteii !a Township, stock Judciag Corniest. lesson to emphasise the enormity this Irrigation? was responsible for the great increase Rev. and Mn. Cleg* left on Monday Port Hope. 5. For how long and how M the In prices. for Edmonton where they will spend a thoughtlessness which seems a hab French President elected? the vacation granted them from the South Brace Rural Telephone Mr AoiBl Buna* el clrculatw with many, and it Is time that the la Cast of Binder* Chinese of Chatham have opwied Company has received 4.. How did 'Alsace and Lorraine Dr. Cowan laid there was an In United church. a sew dab. notification •ubtcriotlM IUIH: It amended to recognize this. originally C-OPJ? into possession ot crease of 126 per cent, this season In from the raUwar board to the effects tatittti, ft WHS ,.l France that not more than 20 subscribers arc IT mall, P*r rtar I the price of binders and that Maharg Mr. and Mrs. V. Loosing, at Han- to be allowed on a party line. br mil) tat t reontM < a. What are the extent and popula- wouIU b!-"n« the tariff. In Australia, over, celebrated their diamond wed t>r mall < mrattu : THE ENTERPRISE OP tion of the Colonial possessions lost however, the price, of binders were ding. THE EDMONTON JOURNAL by Germany through the war? £32 last year and this year nip. pries Montreal liquor dealers applied td 6. For how long was the present Hon. R. W. Wlgmore, minister of cus- Th« new and palatial home ot th was £1M>—an increase ot 275 per Judft Klein on April 1st com Tlit South." German President elected? cent. In Australia there was no tar (Continued from Front Page) pleted 28 years on the judicial beach toms, for a permit to open bonded) Edmonton Journal is not only a tribut Iff on binders so that the tariff had of Bruce County. warehouses In .St. John, N. B. Tha to Individual • journalistic cnterprls SATURDAY'S QUESTIONS certainly nothing to do with It. Inspector Biggs, were shot dead from minister refined permission and or« 1. What Is Ihe Ihram? In the United States where the ambush Saturday night by civilians, A bud circuit has been organized an appeal from bis decision to the THE CANDIDATURE OP but is also one of the landmark; 2. When was tho title of "King ot cabtnitt, his ruling In the matter wai COLONEL NELSON SPENCER the progress which the West has ad tariff was higher than In Canada, in- while motoring from Killosully to by Guelph, Waterloo, Preston, Kit France" abandoned by the sovereigns ternal trade competition had develop- Newport, county Killarney. Nine pol- chener and Gall. upheld. vanced In, and with it the city of Ed of England? ed to such an'extent that prices were icemen ,two soldiers and several other la the selection ot Lt.-Cofontl Nel- 3. By whom was the title first (on Spencer, the ToriM ot Medicine monton. A daily newspaper is the mi: kept to a high level. persons were killed Saturday and to- A rat gnawing her fingers waken Corporal Henry JTanclj Hays oB adopted? Case of Binder Twins day in attacks and counter-attacks. ed Mrs. Lyman of Belleville, while .he Royal Canadian Mounted Pollca Hat have, without doubt, chosen the ror of the community in which it i 4. What was the Ku-Klui-Klan? published in the social, economic, an As further evid^ce that the tariff for general and organiaed violence she was taking a nap. at Vancouver, was found dead at the strongest local candidate possible. If 5. What is the Latin Church? was not the cause of high prices, Dr. Saturday and today probably were the Sha«ghnessy Heights barracks Satur- intellectual development it has made m Conservative victory IE to be gained 6. Who were the Milesians? Cowan cited the evidence ot J. Moffatt, worst sipce January, 1919. All cas- Rev. Dr. Scott has completed his day, a six-chambered revolver of .45 In the high standard to which it at they have la the candidate a doughty of the grain growers of Saskatchewan, ualties except one occurred in the area thirty-third year aa pastor ooff ,St. An- calibre at his side, with one chambei' tains It responds to the needs of th< ANSWERS before Uie tariff commission last sum of the southern parliament, drew's Church, Perth. discharged. Hays was a married man standard hearer. It has to be admitted 1. The white cotton dress worn by community, and the higher' this 1 mer to show that in spite of-being on Pre-Election Riots and a veteran of the world war. that Colonel Spencer shows some bold- Mohammedan pilgrims to Mecca. BELFAST, May 16.—Three riots be- reached it bespeaks the requirement! the free list bi^.ler twine had gone A pure white beater, a yery rare ness and a very sanguine spirit In 2. By George 111 in 1801, after the up in price and Canada had lost the ween Nationalists and Unionists this specimen, was caught In the English J. C. O'Connor, president of tha which the public asks from the news title had been retained for 432 years. benefit of the workers who might have morning have given riae to the fear liver, north ot Fort Francis, weight Irtl service administration, declared: airing up the seat he occupies in the 3. By Edward III. hat. with the rising tide of political Provincial House at the present time paper which it is accustomed to read been employed if the duty had not s 31 pounds. hat hevjras atainst the proposed 4. A secret society In the Southern been removed. The west was not eellng, serious troublu may be brew- amendments to the Civil Service Act, lor the uncertain Issue which faces The growth and expansion of the Ed States of America against the negroes, going to throw tho tariff down just ng for the election period. A commercial traveller ot Brock- practically In toto. The appointment him In the federal by-election. How- monton Journal to Its present site o intimidate, flog, mutilate, or mur- at the period when it was -needed After withdrawal of the curfew Sat- of rural postmasters was more satis- der those who opposed the laws of the vllle was arrested at Cobourg and ever, his nomination mnd .the desire necessitating a building ot the stand most. Canadian goods were as ser- rday morning a Nationalist crowd Ined $200 and costs for being drunk factory under the civil service com- society (1864-1876). viceable and better than those manu- nvaded the Unionist area In York mission than under patronage. A. of his supporters to do battle for the ard of its new quarters, is in keeping 5. The Western Church, In contra- and carrying a bottle. with the romance of the West as ei factured In the United States. treel and threw stones. The caal- letter class of men were appointed Tory cause in' the coining by-election distinction to the Greek or Eastern The favorite slogan of the Progress- enge was accepted and a fierce fight under present conditions. at least may satisfy a Party pride in emplified by the short period of eight Church. ives was that the old political parties oon was in progress. The night pa- Harold Vroomsn last week caught een years which divide the space be 6. The ancien t Irish. The legensenfdl iSs had mide me ol rol of the police foice was re-assem- a fine black fox In a trap on the fam- showing that the Conservative cause i t T i T ' » ^» government, ly farm at Living Springs, near The department of trade and com- tween its comparatively originally .hat Ireland was once peopled by Fir- !The present cond|tion o£ Canada spoke iled and quelled the disturbance. Two In the West Is not the dead issue bolgsinlP-ft , whwlii-oi werwoi-ea subdueoiili/limsdl bi\«y Milesi•*»; !/-,„:- . : _ . Orangevllle. . merce has been Informed that prac- humble abode and its modem one.. II for itselt and showed the success Lours later the trouble was revived. ical tests of British Columbia timbers .which It Is generally conceded to be. ins, called the "Gaels of Ireland." achieved by the parties. Levolvers were used but without ser- has also Its significance in that it ex- —Douglas flrj British Columbia spruce Whether this will be thown in the re- Melghen's "Tirade" ous results. The third disturbance Mr. and Mrs. Touse Bateman of nd western hemlock—by his majes- mit of the by-election remains to be presses the desire of a newspaper to .T. F. Reid, (MacKeniie) said that ccurred afterwards as shipyard work- Iradford, Ontario, were saved from rs were proceeding to the yards on he wreck of the steamship "Gover- y's board of works, London, on be- seen, and with this in mind the out- give iU readers of the best and to Dr. Cowan's assertions did not prove alt of the advisory committee on the caee and that he had evidently lie Antrim Bide of the Lagan river. or" on the Pacific coast. come will be Interesting. spare no expense In adding to the umber of the Imperial Institute, havo had a change of heart as far as his A gang of armed men attacked them roved Quite satisfactory and as a re- artificial aids which modern equip with revolvers and stones. The police Colonel Spencer IB a believer in the feelings toward the manufacturers Deseronto customs and Inland ult these woods were included in the meat undoubtedly gives to the other (Continued from front page.) were concerned. nticlpated some such move and were evenue office Is now a self govern- fficlal timber specification ot that policy ot protection as espoused by important acquisition of an up-to-date He described the references of Rt. ble, by prompt intervention, to avert ng unit instead of being a branch of deadly encounter. j epartment aa alternatives to Euro- Premier Melgheu. In this ha is very newspaper, an efficient editorial and Another Promise Broken Hon. Arthur Meijhen to the farmers' the Belleville office as formerly. pean joinery timbers. much out ot touch with the sentiment mechanical staff. Mr. Reed declared the government's party as a "a tirade." Mr. Meigben of the W«»t. He will without doubt a lure to bring down a general tarifi had talked of the wooing of the Pro- gather roand him the reactionary ele- The Edmonton Journal Is to be con- evlslon was simply the breaking of gressives by the Liberals; the only nother promise made to keep a few wooing; and cooing and flirting that he ments In the constituency, but the gratulated on the success which has justified the building ot Its present bllowers in line. He quoted from the (-Mr. Reid) could remember, was that 'strength of these has yet to be meas- askatoon Star to show that In that which he received when he sat on the ured. quarters. A city gains in importance Hy the premier while he had talked government side of the house. The in the character of Its newspaper, and £ the value of protection to industries Progressives, he said, were still on The nominee of the Conservative Edmonton can congratulate itself in ad never mentioned agriculture. Hon. the cross benches and were still un- Party In the Hat takes Issue with the the Journal and In the home in which Ir. Melghen had, once been a low tar- trammelled by any party ties. He 1 man, but there had been only slight cited the comparison between the cus- Farmers' Party in bringing forward It is now established. It cannot but a candidate. In his nomination address ecreases in the tariff'on farm imple- toms tax per capita ia thn United add to a just community and news- ments since he was a member of the States and in Canada. he Mid, at reported, that it was un- paper pride. Eighteen years is an in- overnment. The government, declar- fortunate that the U. F. A. had seen finitesimal period in the history of d Mr. Reed, was Ignoring the farm- lit to place a man In the field In the rs as It Ignored organized labor. COALDALE evolution, and this makes the growth Telther were given n place on the face of the millions of dollars in re- and the success ot the Edmonton lief that have been distributed in the rain investigating commission and (Prom Our Own Correspondent) "Journal all the more remarkable. Not e'ther were consulted regarding the COALDALE, May 14.—Mrs. M. Medicine Hat district, much of which only to the Edmonton Journal Itself udget. But the Canadian Manufac- Thompson has been ill for some days had never been paid back. This is but to newspaperdom in Alberta Its urers' association had been consulted but is now much improved. Classified Telephone s to their views on taxation. The Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hart have been a very poor argument, and the appeal new building elands as a monument It conveys in seeking support for him- overnment by its action on the sugar or, the sick list this last week. of the Importance to which the Press rder and the freight rates had shown Harry Wills gave a popular barn self is one that is hardly creditable has arrived in this part of. the Do- self a friend of the big Interests, dance on Friday night. Toll Rates Mean It is a sordid appeal, In that it con- minfon, and It testifies to the spirit he high freight rates were respon- At the congregational social of the ble for farmers being unable to pay United church on Wednesday, H. A. veys the principle that a Party or a of the Press to give of its best with- Government should be supported fo heir debts. Wheat, which had been Suggilt, Oscar Matson and E. H. out stint. orth three dollars a bushel f. o. b. Thompson were elected to represent! favors received and, with this la mind, algary, had dropped to $1.30 but the congregation on the church board lor favors to come. This is a kind ol eight rates were kept up. for the coming year. political morality which should have THE HAND Or . A Protectionist Measure Little Eric Bosomworth had a pain- The budget had all the earmarks of ful accident on Monday last. He fell no recognition in tie present day. It THE PROTECTIONIST Greater Telephone a protectionist measure. The sales tax off the running board of his father's further carried with it the principle The hand of the protectionist shows was highly protectionist and it would car and narrowly escaped getting un- o£ patronage which, in the recent itself In the Budget in the insidious be pyramided two and a half times der the wheels. He is .now able to before it was eventually paid by the walk a little again. 'amendment to the Civil Service Act, regulation, with its protective flavor, that duty will be charged on the price consumer. Canada wanted immi- Is anyone a safe breaker? Spence the Government at Ottawa has not of imported goods plus exchange. As grants; immigrants raised the largest Withrow has a lot of money, but he altogether rejected, and which, ap- families, yet the sales tax and the can't get at it as his safe refuses to a result of new tax regulations an customs tax placed a cruel burden on open. It is reported that this has be- parently, is still a part of the Tory nounced in Sir Henry Drayton's Bud- these poor people. The sales tax -was come a chronic condition with many platform. It is foolish for Colonel get Speech May 9th, it will cost Can. practically a tax on consumption and banks these last few months also. Spencer to urge, as lie has endeavored would mean that the poorer class of The W. M. S. had a very pleasant 'NDER the present system of telephone toll adian dealers 7.1 per cent, more to people would not be able to buy as time at the home of Mrs. Geo. Heighes to do, that the granting of the relief lay down most American goods in largely as before. For every dollar last Thursday afternoon. by the Government was in the nature Canada than formerly and will raise the government received on this tax. Miss Wiunifred Hutchinson Is now charges in Alberta, a great deal of time is of a, favor. It was a duty which in the the cost of British goods thirty-two the manufacturers would pocket three. in charge of Grade II, in the local circumstances the Government would cents on the pound sterling, it appears, A P. E. I. Opinion school and is proving popular and wasted in locating particular persons asked James Mclsaacs, Kings, P. E. I., said successful. have been highly reprehensible liad as it has been worked out. that the budget was a cause of ex- The Co-Operative Ebvator machin. for by subscribers. In certain cases it is perhaps it neglected to perform. If with the Before the Sales Revenue tax was treme satisfaction. Thefinanc emin er-y had a breakdown this week and thought of this relief the farmers had raised from two to four per cent, ister had showed a remarkably fine operations have been held up for sev- absolutely necessary that a particular person be secured, dealers had to pay on J100 worth of condition and in spite of depression eral days. abstained from placing a candidate the expenditures were well under the Tha snowstorm early Friday morn- In the field against the supporter of American goods: Thirty-five per revenues. ing was just what was needed. .13 of and the department asks that when that service is the Government they would not only cent, duty; two per cent, sales tax; Continuing his speech at the even- moisture was registered. There was ing sitting, Mr. Mclsaacs stated that a good deal more snow north of Coal- have lost their self respect but have and eleven per cent, exchange. This rendered it shall be paid for; but in a great many brought the price tb the Canadian It was a source of satisfaction to all dale however. given their moral support to what is Canadians that in comparison with The United church plans on special dealer up to JH8.7 and to this was one of the worst of political evils; that other countries of the world Canada music for .May 22. It is Empire Sun- cases any person at the other end will do. added, express or freight charges. day. Tho choir will render Kipling's of regarding, and responding to, gov- was in an enviable financial condition. Under the new regulations, how- Andrew Knox, Prince Albert, ex- "Recessional," and other special items. ernmental action in the light of favors ever, It is stated, duty will be. charged pressed satisfaction with the govern- Semper Fidelis Camp of Trail received, with favors to-come. In ment policy of branch railway con- Hangers spent a very pleasant evening The proposed classification does not provide for on the price of goods in the United struction, but said the amount ex- Friday. at th—e- home of Mr. and Mrs accepting the situation as Colonel States plus exchange. That is the pended on ciryuocks would have pro- R- D. Livingstone. Spencer would have them do the vicled homes for mai.y returned sol-1 The Mitchell Nursery Co. has done an increase in the station-to-station rates. This means -thirty-five per cent, duty charge will a farmers; in appreciation of a benefit be made not on the original price of diers or work for unemployed. rushing business this spring. Con- received as a class, would only have Saturday's Budget Debate ditions have been ideal for lifting and that a large number of the calls will be for this class {100 but on $111. This will bring the OTTAWA, May 14.—(By Canadian planting trees and shrubs. given..color to the charge of the Col- price up to $149.85. When the Sales Press)—The budget debate was re- J. McD. Davidson shipped a number of service, instead of about ten per cent, as at present onel that their platform was one for Tax is added the total price of the sumed in the lioui-.i- r,f commons tills of finp pnrnbreil Hcrefords from the class legislation. goods laid down in Canada will be afternoon by Dr. C. W. Cowan. Reglna. Good Lur-k ranch to the Calgary May After congratulating the minister o( sale. The department will therefore be able to put through ?155.S5, and to this must bo added finance on the surplus, he routrasterl Mrs. Goo. Bathgate and son return THE DANGER OF express or freight charges. Thui tho rtcfinlteness of tlm policy of tho. ed to her homo in the Van Home many more calls in a given time, and relieve the con- government with the definite indolin- Colony on Saturday, The baby boy THE LOADED QUN there will be an increase of 7.1 per s now cent, over the price which prevailed iteuoKS of the official opposition, a j I doing fine, gestion which now very often exists. Time and again we hear of fatalities under the old regulations. policy of "duplicity and deception." caused by the careless leaving of load- Hon. W. S. Fielding had been put CARMANGAY Conditions affectms *hR Import of to lead the protectionist wing, and ed firearms within reach of the young, A. R. McMaslor to lead the free trade British goods is somewhat different, (From Our Own Correspondent.) This belief is substantiated by the experience of and the recent death of the lad in the though tho result will be similar, It is cohorts. Mr. Fielding bar! (lirted with city shows that in spite of the warning the agrarians and be had come to the CAHMAXOAY, May 14.—Miss Ber- stated. Tho new Budget regulations ynl, from Lethbridge, has been visit- ot tragedies which could have been conclusion that Mr. Fielding would other telephone systems after the classified system of allow a maximum discount ot five ing with her uncle, R. R. Knox, of prevented there is still a continuance shortly journo.y to Marquo.tte to negot- Carmangay. per cent, on the English pound ster- iate a reciprocity treaty with the ob- Mr. C. W. Cochlan, formerly man- toll charges has been put into effect, the number of of the thoughtless and highly repre- ling. That is, Canadian dealers must ject of making the agrarians an ad- hensible practice. In the results it junct of the Liberal party. ager of the Canadian Bank of Com- pay $4.63 for a pound sterling, even The Liberal party In the west had merce hero, was a visitor in Carman- station-to-station call shaving increased from 10 to over conduces to, ami which it too fre- though the pound may be quoted as guy for the week-end. quently brings about, iho carelessness talked free trade morning, noon and 0. W. Peacock motored to Drumhel- worth a considerably less amount. night. Oood Canadianlsm did not enter Icr on Saturday. 30 per cent, and the number of person-to-person of leaving loaded guns about Is a To this $4.63 must be added a twenty, into the problem with them, all they criminal carelessness, and It would F. W. Toma of tho Bank of Hamil- five per cent, duty, which brings the thought of was trade anil profits. That ton staff, spent the holiday on a visit calls correspondingly decreased. appear that something is needed to was tho only ground that free (rude sum up to 15.79. The four per cent. to his parents in Calgary. bring homo what this means In mak- could oxist. Messrs. Hauaghan and McKlbbln Sales Tax makes tho total cost of £1 ing the leaving ot loaded weapons a Predicts End of Profjresslvej spent tho week-end visiting Loth- worth of goods $11.02. llr. Cowan said ,1. A. Maharg had criminal offence. bridge. Thoy motored there. The classified system of toll rates means that those Before tho new Budget regulations been president of tho Saskatchewan __Mis. A. Hull has gone on n visit to Boys will bo boyn, and it is only ... ..,, ,M,I,,., .r^oir, .,u» i Tvioiilrt-ai. 7vir. Bail spoilt, ihu iiomiay however, tho total sum was much less. hud always . natural that .they will selte a gun lott denounced party politics, in Calgary. who call for the most complicated service on the toll For instance, with sterling quoted at Lately, however, he had been convert Mr. O.' L. Taylor, of the Taylor about to play with or to examine out thc addition of duty charges ed. and was about to join tho, Sas- store, and J. Mi-Donald wero visitors lines have to pay to the extent necessitated by the class of curiosity, and where children aro would bring this up to JS.MVj. When katchewan provincial government. In in LcthbrldKo this week. Unit capacity ho, would be a good Lib- about this inclination should bo recog- the two per cent. Sales Tax Is added J. N'lelson o( Calgary Is hero at of service they demand. No fairer system has yet nised. Then Is as much guilt in loav- eral. Perhaps be bad been re-convert- present looking after his land Inter- tho total Is |6.70'as Against JC.02, ?d to his opinions, because last 7:!rcht ests. IX a loaded weapon about as in the which must be paid for £1 worth of lie bad become very wrathy when it D. L. drier inptorcd to Champion been devised. . t»r*)«HB*H ot a driver ot a motor goods under tho now laws/ was suggested that there was likely, on Friday. to bo a union between the Liberal anil i Miss Lola Nielson of Cardston has