brook in constant »peeches. ho ho* a special IHtlo feud with Bald* PROTESTS BAN ON win. If the torles ever formed a own. ho Of S. EMPIRE TARIFF SPLITS government of their False Picture U. HIS EXECUTION' BRITAIN; would do his best to unaeat Bald- win from the leadership and the consequent premiership. POWER IS IN PERIL Among other prominent tory Exports To England M’DONALD’S are Sir Robert malcontents Horne, a former chancellor of the exchequer; L. 8. Amery, a former [}• S. Claims Are Their Colonial secretary, and Winston Commerce Dept They Holding Friends Churchill, who has held every big Losses Are Old cabinet Job except the premier- Own While Heavy Shown, ship. "MacDonald and Baldwin and have consistently persistently — Although every Muffs such as bacon, hams, canned reshuffle of Washington. Now left them out of every product, except cotton salmon, lard and sugar have also Fight' Hence Important the national g^rernment. and corn, from the United fallen. Tobacco to Great them. exported exports, they are "agin” It and States to Great Britain, has shown Britain are 20 to 28 per cent lower Become Opimeltlon May a constant decline this year, the than last year; typewriters, trucks, Premier United department of commerce officially petroleum products and metal sales But all that is for the future. announces that our export trade to are also on the downgrade.. About Bj MILTON BRONNER The Immediate result of the resig- that country is “holding its own.’’ the only Important commodity ex- Liberals is to Britain to shdw a rise Is NEA European Manager nation of the Samuellte This deception concerning the port of a reconcilia- of which to the London.—Prom now' on, every the strong chance true condltlpn of .that trade is cott6n, shipments tion with and the end of August were double those •line ttaera 1a a parliamentary by- Lloyd-George baaed upon a comparison with the of the liberal party Cotton are •lectlon to fill a vadancy In the full strength exports to Great Britain from last year. exports large- of them. They for our bouae of commons, Great Britain machinery back countries outside the British Em* ly accountable showing the blessing been-as as It for la to Witness a bitter battle have already received" of from all countries. having good wag going and Crewe, pire, Instead over the laaue of free trade versus of Lords Reading, Grey this year to date. I In the Libera) The New Tork Journal of Com- Can- protection. In some ways It will be the three elders “During the tame period, merce In a recent Issue exposes the Australia a a re-staging of the bitter contests church. ada and exported misleading character of the wheat and bar- the United States used to see when Sir Herbert Samuel, a powerful offlqlal greater volume of of the department of com- Canada In- the democratic was rather has arranged to make a report ley to Great Britain, party speaker, mence and cites the facts, as fol- for free trade and the In the north to attack tariffs. creased her sales of oats, hams, republican tour lows: party for protection. No other Is- It will be his theme In all future , bacon and canned salmon, and ex- "A current release our de- from sue, domestic or foreign, will oc- by-electtons and Lloyd-George, the by ports of tobacco empire commerce out Increase of cupy the British voters so much most effective speaker In the Unit- partment of points countries showed an States ‘con- over last as tariff henceforth. ed Kingdom, probably will take a that United exports about 30 per cent year. in the Brit- llUStii II Here are the reasons: hand. tinue to hold their own In the year ended August, 1932, ish trade severe to Britain to a On September 27 last the na- Lord Snowdqn, now without any Import despite Canada sold goods tional government, of which J. party, will train his long-range tariff restrictions.’ It Is noted’ that value of $75,335,918, as compared Arrested In Yugoslavia for return the 18 cent In the Ramsay MacDonald prime min- guns In the shape of letters to this country, supplied per with $84,461,488 previous to Bulgaria where he Is under sen- .is dollar values ister, stood by four pil- voting public. It was conceded of British Import* from countries year when commodity tence or death, MM Stoyanoff, .supported second lars—the tories, the Samuelite lib- that In the last election victory for outside the empire In the were higher. above, member of the cabinet in If a of erals, the Simonlte liberals and the the national government his letters quarter of this year, as compared “Accordingly, comparison the Bulgarian government which- with 19 per cent for the first American and world exports to In was national laborltes. The only oppo- swung more votes than anybody’s quar- was overthrown IB28, *S«i." 18 cent for the corre- Britain were made. It is sition in the house of commons Was speeches. ter and per Great fused 'admission at the border of. have in 1931. that It would not bo nearly and a dwindled socialist party and a The last ten by-elections sponding period likely his homeland. MM. Stoyanoff the do not a as the one drawn by Lloyd-George liberal party of three not brought much comfort to "These figures present as favorable MM. Athanasolf, another cabinet of our trade of commerce. *—Lloyd-George, hm son and his national government. In every true picture export the department member who had fled with him,. daughter. I seat they held there was a tremen- with Great Britain, however. The protested border officials’ refusal In Great Britain’s vote. In two, British tariffs were, In many cases, the On September 28 that same na- Figures dous drop In their CANVAS HOSE FURNISHED to allow them to enter country the with the of i tional government had lost its tariff battle: (1) Sir Herbert labor regained the scats and In imposed specific aim FIELD WITH GOOD “RAIN" and face the death sentences, main from Samuelite pillar and the national Samuel, whose resignation other the liberal held It. The stimulating purch-»;cs empire from 1 MacDonald's cabinet hope of the national government countries. Accordingly, their ef- labor column had been — badly Michigan (U. P.) can afford all the advantages of a Sir Herbert Samuel created a new political crisis. Is that In future by-olectlons the fect on our trade Is not necessar- Plymouth, cracked. re- sun-scorched pro good rain. f Sir Collins, new will be divided. ily gauged by comparisons of our —Arid fields and signed from the cabinet job of (3) Godfrey opposition truck The hose, obtainable for 14 or II Sir the ShmuelltcS liberals and to Britain with those of duce no longer need trouble home secretary, Sir Archibald Sin- minister for Scotland. (3) Both exports was" connected to a the but gardeners and corn and potato cents per foot, clair as for fol- John Gllmonr, who replaced the socialists are opposed'to other non-empire countries, secretary Scotland, was demonstrated here gasoline pump and strung in the Sir Herbert. Samuel as home new protective tariff arrangements. can only be measured when em- growers as lowed by eight minor liberal mem- Held. In a short period pools of.' David But If both up candidates, the sales to Great Britain are also by George Amundson, agricultural bers of the government. At the secretary. (4) Lloyd put pire were Into the ■ State Col- well water seeping who the national government win. considered. engineer of Michigan same time Lord Snowden severed a Gcorge, may Join may rots of the dry plants. Samnelltes to force MacDon- “American grain exports to lege. forty, years political connection of farmers assembled., As overhead Irrigation by pipes, out. « During recent njaneuvers In the Graet Britain, with the exception A crowd with MacDonald by resigning as ald to watch is expensive and often impractical Alps a French infantry regiment of corn, this year have shown a In a field of dahlia''bulbs lord privy seal. Their reasons for a canvas this system should answer would not be better for him to re- marched for 14 hours at an alti- progressive decline In volume each Amundson show how tho'pur-.. so doing were all tne same—the L I n flow of water pose, Amundson said. sign and let them form a strictly • tude of feet. month. At the same time food- hose, a pump and a saddling upon the country of a pro- 5,500 ■.• party cabinet. Stanley Baldwin, tective tariff and the further tariff ed him to remain.. So ho did house of commohs. There are not leader of the tories, urged him to so, hntsnglements, resulting from the on. John with tho expressed and hearty ap- lacking people who would like to British Conference at Ot- carry Sir Simon, foreign Empire Walter and tawa* secretary, and Runctman, proval of such tory papers as the bring down both MacDonald of board of MacDonald’s Hold On president the trade, Times, Telegraph and Dally Mall. Baldwin. of the Slmonite liberals, owner of a Shaken leaders Though MacDonald Is safe for Lord Beaverbrook, premiership stick with him. ardent MacDonald felt his position bad- said they would the time being. It Is not a cer- string of tory papers and. re- advocate of more tariffs, is ly shaken. He frankly put it up J. H. Thomas, secretary for the tainty that he will be able to high like a beaver against to his cabinet members, most of colonies and Lord Chancellor main.