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PAGE TWo THE CANADIN STATESMAN, BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1935 Mfe 0arnabi-an tt#m~n1 Established 1854 A Weekly Newspaper devoted to the interests of the tn0fBwn.,îeaisUrrounding country, issued at King Str.et. BOwmanivîi!e, every Thursd,,y. by M. A. James & Sons, ownrers and publishers. The Canadian Statesmnan is a niember of the Canadian Weekly News. papers Association. also the Class "A" Weeklies of Canada.__________________ $2.0 yer, SUBSCRIPTION RATESj Anywherain Canada, $200 a year; in the United States, $2.0 yerpayable in advance. Single copie$, 5 cents. THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1935 SNow for Election Buf foonery Theyre away! The eIection campaign is on and the barrage of personalities and vituperation will flood the country for the next several weeks. IL, seems unfortunate that a political campaign I cannot be run without having to resort to mud-i slinging. Last Thursday's newspapers screamed 1 out headlines such as this, "Premier Bennett iss Mussolini, Hitler and Stalin ail rolled into one, i declares W. L. Mackenzie King." That was the t opening broadside, and f rom the other parties will ti likely f ollow immediately a counter offensive in t more bitter language. The amazing thing about ir this election buffoonery is that when the-se exag- t* gerated and fa]se statements are made. thousands -of beguiled electors rise in their seats and madly e( oheer. Party leaders and stump orators will con- 1I1 tinue for the next several weeks to speak of each ot other as though they were unfit even te, live in the je: same country, and yet behind ail this hypocrisY er. .they are apparently quite friendly -outside of ti 1olitics.'lUr The invectives propelled at one another by the sti present day leaders are flot nearly as acrid as of wu past years. The Toronto Star recails that in 1860 ab -when Abraham Lincoln was elected President of ty -the United States he was referred to by bis op- shý flonents as: "The Illinoi.s Ane, a thirdq rate westen 1 D lawyer. withoul the ability ta speak good English grammar, cockeyed. illiterate, a harrid lookmng wretch he is, sotty and scoundrelly in aspect, a cross between a nutmeg dealer, the horse swap- Per and the night mati He is a lack sided Yan- kee o! the uncomeluest visage and o! the dirtiest complexion, After him what docent white man wauld be president? Lincoln is the leanest, lankiest, mast ungainly mass o! legs and arma and hatchet face ever strung on a single !rame He bas most unwarrantably abused the privilege which aIl politicians have o! being ugly." T'he Star adds that t is just as weil that polt- ical campaigning is less abusive than formerly, but we doubt in some respects if it is. Wbile per- lib its ta rea ils Du ha( adE sonaîîties may not be so crude, the insidiaus pro- A paganda carrieti on today ta discredit mon o! ev- jboti ery Party who have given honest service 10 their sol' country, and broadcast the length and brcadtho!Ho: the Dominion by radio, us just as bitter and far woll more effective because it reaches a f ar greater Mac numnber a! prospective voters in a much shorter W perioti. iEast There are thase who excuse this type o! cam-j run- paigning on the grounds that lîttle o! thîs open- crs faced abuse is reallY meant. and that bbc public w takes bbc accusations witb a grain o! sýaIt. If thcy ni an did ail waulti ho weIl, but the publiic as a wbole little is the mosb gullible anti rcceptivc instrunment. sel- tic dam i elving deep cnough 10 !find the ti-uth. but farem ready te foliow blindly the dictates as cnuncîated as tl- by their ofce-seeking- polîtîcal party leaders. lie i ________COUlC who Too Many Governing Bodies foi-ta Recent prov incial elections aimd bbe forîhcomi-i tact ing Domîinion election pi'ovitie c strîking illustra- wort tion o!flime manner in whîclm Canadas ton million consi people are evergoveîned, M'%acleans Magazine, Iaro 1 which s cantiucîing a caiipaign for the redutctionim iuýsf a! gavemnments. sîctes that there are 96 senators. Thorc and 243 menîbers o! the Hause a! Commons with portic sessional indemnitues o! $4.000 each. Mommbershîim ivitho in the Provincial leisiature is, Aberta 63. Brit- 1-e-s- ish Columbia 47, Manitoba 55. New Brunsvick 48, Nova Scotia 30, Ontario 90. Quebec. 24 members o! the icgislatîve council and 90 in the asscmbly. Prince Edward Island 30. Intiemnitios in these and surely what the goverfiment can do, the peo- pie can do also. about somnehing %vhîeh we ha' e The existing difference between federal and %ehv nta cui*11e Provincial jurisdliction and poiver brings again to J "UR' W 'ORLD and M~INE 1 andi ve mo utial ecitilliht's., the fore the very definîte need of aniending heBY JOHN C. KIRKIVOOD aif we do succeeaPP ad idon5. British North Amierica Act to coi-form with pes<Copyright) iemfeinl vr app nd1p:î imrs ion t1Mb w eold iillipx)I«i' ' îa r eci ythe FLA CCNA ent day conditions. It has been the excuse of the Bl ant Positions. or- have s c:îeln- F A V inience. aor h a ve în fi :îeîw(o reîiring administration that lis promised reforms1 A young Canadian university 1mieet persans far above us soc- o111r converlisaî:ionll: 11bl :0 could niot bc' carried out because of technicalities graduate who %vas visiting inli.ll,,. or i business way, or in volve eo: the axis 0' lislit in the B. N. A. aroiind whîch the governiment could London, England. heard Lorda political wvay. or in an intellect- The trtith in that the pantry of; not legally go. When an act stops progress and Beaverbrook, himself a Canadian. u aal iway. But. speakîn for ny- otir hf e is pretty bare. 011r- mmids address a body of advertising, self, I wvould feel verynuncomfort- are not stored \vith sotindkîo- aclvancenment it is time that oui legislative bodies men, and he wished. at the close 1 able if I were in the company of lcdge on anything. XVe di5s'evo. amended that act to let the nation advance along of the meeting, to "shake hands- I Wînst on Churchill. or Lord Rob- ixhnw te. îaci il normal lines. unfettered by an acî which was pass- with bis lordship., Now shaking ert Cecil, or Stanley Baldwin, or wçhoin %we iniaY hiv conV erza- ed nearly seventy years ago, and which was in hands with notables is much the, R. B.- Bennett. or George BernardI tien, thal ive calnot talk - tendd t sut cndiion asthe wee tenandsamne as seeking autographs andl Shaiv. or Sir William Mulock. fidently and infariedlv onaitan tened 0 sit onitins s teyWer thn, ndcollecting souvenirs. Saine of us We wouldi be on different levels. subject.s about ivhich ive oucl.0 noat as they are now. like to be able to say, -I have What. could 1 say that would bei be able ta ttalk. ont- laziness of shaken hands with The Prince of lvortih- of their attention or in- m .oUr Inususe of tlimie, arc Wales" -o Lloyd George, or terest? I would either have to -1d'appaent. Our only relief Other apersDiscus Sepaation President Wilson. or Wilfred remain dumb or else talk about may e1 îcvrIa hs _______ Lurir. t i unersood 0ftrivial things. In anY event 1 nihwhmi we t.alk are as 'il Th CborgSetielStr.cometig n hecourse. that the great man was would be exposing, Painitfully t0a urselves are - that Ihey are as The oborg entnelSta. cmmetin onThealmost totally unconscious of us. me, my mediocrity. The truth seagerttalk about theinsehves, ivi Statesman editorial urging separation of the Un- Shak'ig hands. so far as hie was that we feel a aeolwen theirrrelations and accltaintances, ted Counties of Northumberland and Durham, cnernd a almost mechan- ive are with our ecuals socially their performances, as we are. jY L hîas this pertinent paragraph pertaining on the ia: eMay hsave been standing and inteilectually. JC K frtevery purpose of shakingf Let me imagine myseifinth It alI bouls doivn to this: each ubject 'Marriages. once considered sacred and hands with hundreds or thous-'company of men and women of a shs a level - a social level....... indissoluble, are now terminated by divorce when as0fasers-by - at somne re- 1 ih1ithadstton.ayi nuin telectral leve.a xei he husband and wife find they cannot agree. If ctinfor example. And here' Eng]and- a guest in their home. ence evel, aind ourtendency is toi lh pty elosisan qubligsbtwe telet nme teI astory whose truth I and to hom hyae ipsdestablih ontacts and develop he ett jalosie ad suabligs eteenth doflo vuchfor I istht Pes-10sho sme special attention- our friendships among those ýwo counties continue, as it appears they will do ident Abraham Lincoln. who had for somie reason. What could we whoe lvelis h aea u ndefinitely and with increasing bitterness. it is te shake hands wt hnad akaot wn. I am no thesaie hli e ime they were divorced."J and tens of thousands. used toi Places? 1 fear that I would be should nat try to raise the level have somebody stand close be- Mute before themn,foteyial0f ursca.ntlcua ad Thoro ntsSaturdeissuomenasksothe qustinotr.in fcaedwysb thnIhv o. and in lof corrsocIinl.intet thevand The Tor n to Globe mn csmuenting o the usamen hind hi.m. who. by somne method certainty have travelled far more business associations. On the I Cannot even caunities pool their interests with- stituted his hand for that oi Lin:-IiPlaces on more than onme contin- that we shouIl quile definilely iut quarreling?' Prom its own political. exper- coIn: and this substitutor was e nt far better than I do. And be raising our level-shouli be T S mceTheGloe soul bewel awre hatdifer-Periadically renewed as he be- what could I say about places prcparing ourselves, studiously nceTheGloe houd b wll war tat iffr-came fatigued! It is a gaoi which would interest them? and objectively, ta be at ease lces such as those existing in the United Coun- idea, anyway! 1 Persans? 0f whom could I with those above us in social sta- C N ýes annt pssily e oercme itha ttaly iC Xtalk? Their acquaintance with tus, in ititellectual interest and nequal voting power. Northumberland's voting I suppase that it can be said of 1persans exceeds mine immeasur- culture. and in business achieve- rength is such, that any measure brought for- most Of n that we are eager ta ably: and their acquaintance is mient and understanding. We1 ard by Durham cala be squelched by the over- ______________ with Persans wbom i do not know cannot know everything, b ut we aunane o Nrthmbrlad ote, f tatcatn-at aIl, and is probably intimate. should be extremely well informn- W >unane a Nrtbmbrlad ots, f hatcon- acs ooks? I would flot lilte ta tell ed - authoritatively informed -TH NE sa esre. Eens f he as fw yar hve Littie ixfownFl s about the books which I read. o n sanme one thing. This know- iow qute laily hathowverfai ma beThe books read by me are few-! led.ge may pertain ta agriculture ownm' qutc lai nl tha utyhowever fair nmay be about that is ta say, books about which Jor horticulture, ta animal us- 1 rham's daimssi Bbissofountyy.itantt htatbe ofiCen ie opportunity o! receiving fair treatment from \VeIIKnow PeI shavl.oufd îkeasphak. osfceadry.orta athe istary o Can- ;overbearing partner. 1 - -'"-- travel. 0f b iogriiaphy, of scinceada.or ta asaiuarivi rio of t We crtaily aree ith he Cbour papr tht - osophy - I have flot read, many erature: ta saime aspect of indus- ç is lime that Durham and Northumberland were This year the Wm. Wrigley Jr. of them, and I have flot made trY: or ta politics. It may be (AnI L vorced. Of course Northumberland is opposed Ca. of Canada Ltd. celebrates lits îryself competent ta speak of quite impossible foi, us ta do (MDus becus is emersonth CunilS i 1 v e r Jubilee - twenty-five them inteîhigently. If I began ta much travelling, but there is no- * A deeper, wi.i separatian, bcueismmeso h oni years of steady progress and ach- speak of books. or if they began thing under the suni which can alize that it would then be forced ta stand upon ievement. It was just twenty- ta sPeak o! books. my paucity of prevent us f rom the acquirement 0 More rubber ;own feet, and would nat have the County of five years ago that Allan Ross, knawledge would beý shameful. of knowl&.lge and underst.anding. 0 Stronger sideç .rham ta milk of its revenue, while that county President of Wrigley's in Canada. About Canada? I might feel i is an obligation on us ahl. and Vice-President of the Wrig- more at home on this subject, i we have ambitions, ta fit aur- 0 New oge squaole vortin pa fer. jk i o i- ycoan in the United Sta- but if my hasts and hostesses be- selves ta mingle with and ta taîk leuae oin pwe.tes.caet Toronta ta found a gafi ta ask me questions, I might iwith those above us in knowledge 0 New non-skic business that bas grawn ta one fînd myself stumbling, for My or understandîng in the special knawledge of ny own 'country lefield of aur interest. If we ivant Il A tire wihou, Back to the Land ficient. ta prepare aurselves for lequality0 eth nw1 lot ofplansscheme and sggestins hav About literature - about the' with thase o! the social level ta u an ote ~ lt o pans scems ad uggstinshav Iart af the novel, of biagraphy, a!whc we would rise. enhich I buypes, popanadyulotheriC Peetry?t Ijould have ta be dumb. advocted y prss. popleand uilmi ta Abot poicMviswud The Paint which I arn îrying ta iý ve the depression and overcome unemplayment. esjM . bewul re*s one thaï; contais a lot Of horse sense, as be worthless, because my inform- 1 make is: There are levels-sacial. I asbeig pactcal whih i adocaed y .aî:on vvould be scanty. intellectual, business. cultural- Il s b i n p r ct c al w i c h is a d v c a e d y0 f a c e rta in ty I w o u î b cil d h ic h w e a u g h t n o t a sp ire ta u n - tcleans Magazine: t saefo h opn fls eaeal.b eiiepe ithin short radius of cities and tawns in thase sa far above and beyond 'paratiai. ta hold thcm confident- ter Caadaarehunred e!abadand o mein nowledige, and in the cuit ly and wvith perccived ability. -down fai-ms. The sou îis good. But the own- z ue ,,hich cameés from travel and i hav erwn id.Ther sns nd augter, j readng and meeting people of hav grwn ld.Ther -ansanddauhtesemîndence or authomrity ar achieve- F ALL T E R M n limes weme good. went to the cities. Now mnt. My mannors might be ny o thm ae o reief Pehap thre vaspiassable-though evcn in regard opens Aug. 26t.h in Shaw's 12 I îy~~~t 0fem Ihem re oorelef. crhas thre wa.s le incentive ta keep theru On the farnis. A ît- lhmiIul ltfeeursscr-uBses Sealitoroto.e IRY1 Paint. î~envation and modernîzatin 0f tho .anco: and My clothes miight be OucoreIadtpofabe,"E <Y pain, rnovtionandmodrniztio ofthequite correct: but I would be ro- employment. Write for cur- friend l/ Gulla Percha Thoroti;h. ii homes might have heId them. Farms stch veaîied ta be cheap. My char- riculum. W.1 R. Shaiv, Reg- beidenifies Gt ,a Sec heocnb agîcepytdy hycud.acter. and anything which I inayV istrar, 1139 Bay St. oorbmnteGdarsuioj* heecnb ogtcepytdy hycudhave done tb win nie recognition GUTTA PERCHA divided up inte smalleir holdings. On them i m o n imal iorld. woumid be Id be plaed thousands of memn and wemen etuite îininteresting ta thase amn- would ho content ta grew a nodesl, but coin- oiwoiIws n ol iblo In lihood. oncentrtion on mnallerAllan Ross orwomIws n ol ablelivlihod.Conentatin o siallr bave them. probably huiniliated C. H. Tuck, Op0 is wouid nean cnmunity Elfe; human con- o! the laigest n the country.,b thngnscs eagei ofbgel back Al:an Ross ivas thenonlyii 22. bu t Inotiges aert e.b Ropairs and ilmmci buildings womld l)rovldO he had the ab:lity teaxork hard. inmb the companv of nmiv social Eyesigbt Specialist for, arisans. There aie plenty of mon ivha a bmllîant ilmugination. and theladint o1llcual equals-of those Author of: ider such a p)lan seuiid and workable. There courage to grasp ai opportummlîy wa îdo! interest and ex- OPtometr.3ý Featurc Serviolc pbontv o! younL, mon andi young wemren cmix- %vlhen Peicoived, Tida Mr. Ross perience corresponds ivitb mny The Child and its for such atm oplportunuitý- But nothing is donc. Ès still a young inan ai the head oivn. Spcaizigeclus c n oe is no leader.ship. Weîe a substantial pro- coast to coast, a campany whose What most of us like 10 do, Muscle anomalies. eO es l, ion of the moneys being poumred mbt relief naine has eîîteired levery home, when ive meetc. others wha îmiay ancl tua. -ses.THIE NE"' G. P ROADFLIG out work oxpemdcd on somte such schemeof0 and wvhose advertisimg bas comm- have been stramîgers 10 lis. is ta Phone R lablîshient e wo wuld got somewhere. Dominion. we talk about ourselves. we try Disney Bldg. OppP O . o g o s s The hîstory of Wrigley achieve- teaniake oursoîves important - Oshawa, Ont. PHONE 23i B>'INiL i ments in Canada is iveil known; possmbiy by tolling of otir dis- 1>AlIS' Si OCO SERVII The Newspaper Iil imcludes the founding of Ihe tinguisheoi relatives ai' f riends, or il arahonSivr l nt i- ,al provincial goverrmments rin thie whole gafimut froîi Marlen Pew, in Editor and Publisher) i an National Exhibition. the i n- $400 'ta $2500 per year. There are 44.000 civ il ser- vention o! "radio amateur nigil". vat i h epoyo hoFdoa ovrimet A newýstmapoi advorti.sinti salcsnman is affering tho oflferuta i-buvlwesteerin wdA he vat i heepoyo teFeea Gvrnin comnmodity that is ossentially made by report- ihagu-oarrciedth and thousands more employetl by the provincial ce w iriters. artmsts cati editors. Ib is about as establishment o! unonmploynienti governiemits, ta whîcli can also ho added the mri a liin ham as any inanimate abjectJ hosteis. and hundreds o! other staff ef ome 000 rgaez dniulicvinlgîo, cmd -contributions ta the peopleofo cstsou oncîls.1 )tgboszdw etefatta a nd ho. Il ittors iii frein 50,000 t0 200.000 wordsCnd. Oepamtiularly out- couitis cutiil. I bols owntothefac tht er issuie, thoughts which are generally descrip- standing exanîple o! a public about one n every fifteem is on the payel cf one io fhm x1l good deed a illustrated on the or obof î' o! theseencfornes o! andverfLsm nt-occasioni that Wrmgloys bi'oughit or the ofthee frmsof ovenmet.pirai'lons and faîlures. hopes andt desires. and one fivo hundmed children te sec Perhaps the best example o! thîs !olly of ovor- b)ehavior for btter or worse 0f people. the Canadian National Exhibi- government is seen folloiving ltme recent loction It is a sensitive, delicately porsonal. osseîmtially tfore.viitde thfaotîsEx Ilb tion. chîltde bfad oEr.be- in Prince Edward Island. On this litho îisland altruistic auti social entoi-prise. catd the product is %vill be iecalled that Lucy Hearl province are 89.000 people, about one tenlh of the1,11111 t aprsalIs.aldo rw er t accompanied by hem' mothor Mis. population of Taronto and uts suburbs. Yet t I.-so sri ke that noever can ho achieved by machine George Hearl and Lewis Lyle re- give t provincial status lb is necossary to have a îrsentod Bow,ýmanvýile at this lieutenant govornair, a legisîcture o! 30 moîmîborýs. JOce znover can be standardized, nover can ho uniqume and nîost en.loyable event ieidured to the eleimonts o! moere commerce and wbmch is stîll a highiight andi a a -prime ministeir aid cabinet, and a corp: et rade and - lîko humnan beings - noa two news- ploasant memory ta thoîn. May- a! cvil ser ant. ipap rs, or ediions. are alike. ors o! varius towns al over On- Onteface o! thus, says the Border' Citici Star, tario wero asked ta name their On heThme truest concept of the nowspapor is Ihat il towns most deserving chiidmen,, t is an absurd wast.e o! the peootlc's maney ho- is the composite expre.ssion o! a group of talenteti wbo wcre thon brought ta Tor- cause t s al sa unnecossary. This newspaper 1îo ot oc, xetybasamn hti at nta by Wrigbey's ta ho shown al illn ad wme. eperlytraslaingwht, s sidthe wondcrs o! the C. N. E. for ar s hapetinentouesbave a t hes ePrnîe gev- amci donc n the 'ital. pulsating worid, day by day three days witb al expenses paid. wrensl acssouhesadthesu epliv ýdes crib, g the passing pageant, flot as an enter- Mr. Ross says, 'Witbout cap- arnswern the acsoic phasedIt sulint"oWe taînnîmg show, but foi- the purpose o! givmng ta able beipers, no business can omen and women a sounid basis a! information on succeed.' Ho bias foIIovcd that entirely agree witb this assertion providot al pro- iht aetorpîat n oiia cin principle and bias surroundedj vinces are inciuded xith Prince Edward Island.i himseif wth unu.suaiiy capable mcri. Hîghiy efficient teamwork, iMirror of Opinion possible only witb the higbcst Time B. N. A. Was Aniended i__ type beipers, bias enabied Mr. Ross ta builti the Wrigiey Camp- -Nobody can check progress whon t is rcady ta any f rom a business whose year- Replying ta a joint prohibition delegation froni mlovo, but nobody can force progrcss abead, eibh- ly output weuîid scarceiy fila the Counties o! Pool. Hur-on anti Bruce, Pr'emîier r-Davîi Sar-no!!. room 10 x 10 x 10 foot. Today, Mitchell F. Hepburn stated that even if the Privyi after twenby-!ivc years o! co-op- erative effort the daly produc- Council upholds the validity o! the Canada Tni- Wecanîmot say 'Lot there ho poace,' and g tien would buik tons upon tans. perance Act "wc dont intondta to nfoî'ce it.' m-bout other business. Peace must ho tbc resuit o! Wrigloy's gum is so1d ta the pub- in other words a provincial goverfimont is de!- tincoasing endoavour.'%~-Herbert Hoover. lic through 75,000 robaiers - inltely rc!using to carry out the enactmrents of tbrcc out o! cvcry f ive retaiers in bbc Dominion. the Dominion Oovernmniit, wbich sets a precei- i"If the consuemer is flot armcd with effective Certainly, wben anc reads o ent that Js anything but hcaithy. Wc presunie prh jg oeo thattheAttrne Geeras dpaimnen o!the r.uchasmn Poercaptalism uis doomed ta folti such sîîccess and accomplishmcnt, thattheAttrneyGenrals dpartnen ofthe up-amîd St ne distant dat."-Harry Elmer Barnes t is again brougbt haine that Ontario Government will enforce the criminalj there is opportunity for any code, that arrests for theft, and arson, and false "If the worîd werc stable and everyone's con - Young mani in Canada who us willing to work bard and long. pretenses and murder wvill still ho matie. yet at 10amie Positioni were secure I do flot believe that the 'There is eniy anc way,' says the sanie turne the provincial governiment is ta diffement races o! the woild would hate cach Mr. Ross,."ta make Pî'ogress; ut is refuse ta î'ccognize amiothem' enactment o!bb therý.'...Ber-tî.and Russell. :teaniake, t slowly. So f<tr as I Federal authorities. know theîo 'is onîy anc way ta I develop One.seif iite valuable cx- If the matter does came ta Ibis pass, then evcry 'The Fienchinan thinks with is heati, and with ecutive niaterial. It is:' itart ta citizen o! bbc province lias a right ta disregard J mothng but bis head; the Englishman thinks-m' leaenhy actuIl epinc - federal legisiation. Its gavrnment hias set the iather, as lie bimself says, 'feels somobow' witb hih iwl take Yeam's ta ge- the funtiamentals o! whatevýerý example and have 'refused ta obey federal laws, evcrytbing but bis head. "-Salvador de Madariaga game you tacitie."1 .........k ... ... ITTA PERCHA)J der tread ýwallS tread rubber d grip it equal at its price R.oadflight before you rtire PRICE SIZE 4.75 x19 e70 OTHER SIZES The PROPORTION- ATELY PRICED. Th 935 Blue Ribbon l'ire Value--joo0 or the Biue Rib- bon ini the GP dealers' store & RUBBER, LIMITEu CIT TIRES ARE FOR SALE AT ervice Station t'ROFT & SANDERS COBO ýxtJRG. % . ...............................C. ESATCOB ORG. L