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The following article by Rt. lion. Arthur Mslghen appears in the April 18th. issue of “Ma etingfiz

Canadian Business Magazine pub- lished in Toronto: .

The burden oi taxation ‘may be lightened ‘in two ways. By the re- duction 0t‘ expenditure and iby the application - of“ a ipolicy which through stimulating industry will‘ enable thosé"‘wil0 pay tax to do so more easily. To-day tax tion is oppressive because it has increas- ed out of ‘all proportion to the. in- crease in the volume of business.

Tile aggregate of governmental expenditure can-and must be reduc- ed. This is ‘the only -basis on which a reduction in taxation can be made possible. We have made an immense capital investment in pub- l-ic works and enterprises generally, which -should now ‘he increasingly u-tilized to yield n return. This. rather than the making of heavy

Rt. ‘Hon. Arthur Melghen

new commitments, is the end lo which our efforts should be direct- ed. As a people we shall have to learn to do without some things for awhile. We cannot eat our cake in tho form of new expenditure. and have it too in the form of rc- duced taxation.

Canadian [industry requires steady and dependablerenconrage- ment. Undor the pressure of war conditions‘ it did remarkable things, ‘but ilnstu-ble fiscal policy and heavy taxation have greatly ‘ reduced its vitnlity. This must be recognized and measures takcnac-

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. cordingly. ,Grcatcr employment must be provided both ifor capital and la-bor; ill proportion as this is ‘done ‘business will ibe better alhlc {to pay taxes. Public policy should foster this fullest development wltil- linflunadaupl‘ Q fiCll-rfllltllflli _re- ,sources, flalili "pgbnsequently thc creation of industries based upon them. ln this way larger employ- mcnt will be found fol‘ capital and incl-cased work ulld wages provid- c-il. ' '

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years ago, and we are losing afar greater percentage of our native born.

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‘ , Oppressiife Taxation

. Pontitiical ‘March, 1 med lately-followed iby an anthem.

Msgr. ‘ Becomes Bishop‘

MONTREAL. April" Iii-St. James “WEED Catholic Cathedral tokliiy was, licensed ‘we distinguish. t-d congregation of public men Ind predates ‘from aiiv.jovs,r' aha. country‘ ififltiifiidfiiiifiamlg, ““"*“‘.’ig Deaohalnlps as it'it 1 ‘L of! Thenneeia land an for!‘ Bishop of Montreal!» M-g-r. Gcuthleir. archbishop coarfluto z, Montreal. ad rniinligterlgd hlxlléléflflll slated y s’. op or. ,, andiM .Ga 11,31 o A 1111f)’ of ‘Shgf-Slfflfliliggo Tliégibgsfliigsjawas filled when. ‘M-gr. lPieliro di ‘Maids, apostolic delegate, took the Throne attended iby Father liabeilo; orior of the order of ‘St. " " '

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN " ~: ‘

By Goliseoratipu flowars,

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, ,_ manger , l-lo Kent st; filhnrlottetown F _, _. .

Father dliiliiatrau-lt of lib-e Jean's; or- der. - . The ceremony lwlias solemn ‘and colorful as two -by two the baud-reds, of. priests, Wears and bishops,‘ foi- lowed by the papal delegate, enter- ed and took their ‘places in the sanc- tualry 1o ithe accompaniment of the which was ‘im-

The consecration was Ipraceded by a. number of anciehtflillterroga- bi-onis fpug, to MginDesclidancps by Archbishop Gauthier, than both-jdlig- nitaries ceilebraitell rmassydvriiliicing from bile same chalice ‘in accord- ance wit-h the rite. A sermon iby ‘Bishop iliangiliois of Quebec dollow- ed, after which the newll-y consec- rated Bishop administered thelbene- diction to members of his family present.

side of the boundary line to_ pay an income tax which, because’ of United States reductions, has Ibe- come far in excess of that ipald on the other side. The first ‘thing -.,we know the handicap will be even‘ greater, it being practicall certain that this year Congress l reduce the surtnxes still further. Tllgidlin- ger to us of the loss of population and capital is ‘too great. i‘t is out 0t‘ the question for Canada to maintain a ‘much higher income tax than exists in the United Sta-tea. I MUST SCALE SALES TAX' DOWN

The sales tax must also gradu- ally be scaled -down until it dis- appears. Whiie warranted as a war measure, it ‘must be recognized that it ‘bears heavily both ‘upon consumption and production. In proportion as it is heavy the con- sumer pays more and as it wran- not always be passed on. it is a handicap both to the manufactur- er and distributor. Stamp taxes arc also a handicap ‘both on prim- ary production and on business and should be removed as soon as possible, . ;_.j

‘lt is inevitable that the fore- going taxes must gradually con! tract, for whether we like it or not taxation methods iii this country will approximate, to those enlpioy- ed bycur great-neighbor. Butfldic huge interest charged on.'the nat- ional debt 0nd the liezivy payment for pensions and other war liabili- tics make it nocesczry that largo revenues be raised. This nlenlls that greater use must ‘be made oi the customs tariff to produce rc- vcnue. In this way the argument for the tariff is made doubly strong. In conclusion, rt-hils country must live witlliin its income, and frudu. ally produce a surplus which ‘will enable it to reduce its‘ national debt. We are now and hiave lwen for years adding constantly und h'9av,ily to that‘ debt. We must rc- solutely make nip our fliilllds spend less. industry must be stimui ated that it may recover its old- ilinrr vigour; and with this must go a lightening of taxation such as will enable Canada. to ‘hold her owil iln the keen battle for homo trade and- world trade which ds llow up- on us.

BIRTHS

ly can secure the relief ry . to its recovpry, During the stress of the wars demands, when much additional rcvenun hall to be ‘pro- vided quickly, new taxes were im- iposed ‘which, through "the gradual

WEATHERBIE- rAt Mt. Allblml, April 19th, 1925, to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. ~E. Weatherble, a son, Rowan Elwood. Congratulations.

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Unique Pension Case

TORONTO, April 24.—-Au out- standing case, in- ‘which a iw-ldow and two children were lellt in sev- ere financial straits 'by the death 0i the husband and farther by sn-i- cido ha-s been ‘brought to a satisfac- tory OOIICiUEIUII by Harry Bray, oi tile Soldiers’ Aid Commission, who has obtained a pension for the wid- ow and chil-drcn.

‘Early in May, 1922, a returned soldier ‘was adinli-tted ‘into the Ive-st- ern ‘Ilospl-tnil and died within 20 uninlutes from poisoning, ‘following tile Itavking of callbollc ‘acid. The lprobilaln which confronted his de- pendents was to connect, his sui- cide lwiith ‘lliis ‘walr service.

sderallle llocail advice, were vusod 'by tho wvidolv to fight her almost hopeless case, ‘bruit’ with no success. IF-iually she consulted Mr. ‘Bray, who perused the inrau's records vcly thoroughly.

Due to War Service.

‘Flrom them he learned that the (loco-used had suffered severe sllell shock whilst lin France, lfollovwing whlich there was a. continual evi- denico of ‘mental! ‘weakness. Penslo was refused b‘y the ‘Board of Pen- s.cli Commissioners, was entered to Board.

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’i‘h<ls case ‘was considered one of the rhardcst to ‘bring to a- satisfac- ‘vvrv conclusion. and is unique in the ‘Dominion of ‘Canada.

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Air Pullmans Next

CHICAGO. April Z-ir-Plans fol‘ tlle‘c0nstrilction by the Pullman Cflmlmny at Pullman, lll., of fleets of all-pulllnan airplanes for service in transcontinental commercial flights. have been revealed -by the chief engineer of the com-puny.

It has been-decided, he said, to operate the planes along the same I‘lncs us pullman sleepers are used in railroad traffic. The Pullman Company would lease its ships to operatives who would contract. to maintain service. The craft. Wfilllfl be manned 'by Pullman i-mhj- " but operated by pilots of icusiuwl concerns.

The aircraft would be intended primarily for long overnight hops. such as flolll New York to ClllC-fl- g0, it was said. v

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Last Wish Refused

-l’ARiS, April 24.—An execution- cr awoke Lnudies Iladknr, an-Arab convicted of murdering two Portu- gres 11nd wounding threc others, from atlsound sleep in La. ‘Santc death house this morning nnd iballo hiln dress ior the guillotine which was waiting.

Extending the usual cigarette nmd glass oi‘ rum, tho warden ask- ed theconilemncil mun "what is your last wish?"

The condemned Ara-b replied. "l wish not to be executed."

‘The ‘guillotine knife fell at 5-45 o'clock.

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Greéll ilirls Inveigled to U. s. by “Picture , Bride” Expedient

WASHINGTON, ‘April -24.—'I‘l1o State Department ‘and Jinmvialwtion authorities are casting aibouit for a method of ‘break-lug up a process oi bringing Greek girls ‘into the Unit- ed States through the “picture bride" expedient,

According to a complaint on tile at rile ‘State Department one firm of lNew York lawyers has now on deposit $200,000; representing ad- vance Ipayments tor importing ‘these brides, everyone comes in under .1 contract.

While ‘in mostcf the cases that have come lto the ‘knowiled-ge of iho American and Oanadianauthori- lies theirs is a Ibcna Ylllide marriage,‘ arranged generally iby the parents of a G-reek here and a girl abroad, they ‘suspect that the ‘process "is being ‘generally eqmployed to geit arcund‘ the lllmillllgfflltlflll "restric- lions.

Under the law, American consulis are required to viise tile passports of the ivulves of American citizens. The imethod is to ibrinlg the girl lto Canada. There she lis joined by an American ciiitlizen ‘and the marriage ceremony Ii-s performed. Commissioner General Hush/rind sslid today rthat a great many ‘wom- en hfld mine in under non-quota provision of law. American con- suls ‘passed them oilonlg.

“Canada ‘has found that these young Greeks have been using her as a fociubalil ‘to’ bring in their bnldeis-tmbe ‘and shut off on lit", said he. “We wouild not permit any foreigners to nlse the United ‘states as a bridge to get into Canada. Can- ada has refused ‘to be used that way. We have had information of a few ‘instances Where young its]. lows ‘paid dearly in lawyers’ fees lo get the Canadian Government to 011811119 lit-s decisions in thelir favor, lblli: failed. We have ‘heard of dwo who lmid about 58,000 and then

on: theli-r Ibrides, the Canadian Gov. ‘Bffilllellf, having deported them." -———--—{Q}— a—_

Gross Earnings Of The C. N. R.

(Canadian Press) MONTREAL, April 24.- The QTOGS ffnfllililgs oi’ the Canadian Na tional Railways for the week end- ing Avril 21. 1925, have been $3,870,419, a decrease of $407,269 over corresponding week in 1924. Gross earnings oflthe system from Ianuary 1st to April 21st, 1925 has been $63,339,837 a decrease of $6,536,566 as compared with the

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‘a-NEW YORK.,'AlIi'ii 24.—-H. W. Corbett, president of the Architec- tural League of New York, before the architectural and allied arts eximsiton. said that New York, of 50 years hence will ibe a titanic 01W half n mile high, ‘T5 .‘mi‘les long and 50 miles wide.

“All ‘automobile traffic will dis- appear from the surface or thor- Mi-rlifores." said Mr. Corbett, with traffic moving through tubes, mov- ahie platforms and escalating gal- iclies. People will lbe shot through tubes 50 miles long in 30 minutes."