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THE CHARLQTIEFFQWN GIlARDIAN.

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Inning Dally (founded led!) 55.00 per you (In advance) delivered.

"-50 porno: (In advance) lulled in Canada and United Staten.

President-W. Cheater l. IeLure. ldllur and lilnnapri-d. B. Burnett. "out. Col. D. A. nliieliinnuii, u. s 0..

Secretary

MAKING CANADIANS.

HAT care should be taken against

, the settlement in any part of Canada _of' persons who are in ill-

. health or have bad records. is ad‘-

mitted by all sensible Canadians.

We need a population of healthy, honest and industrious men, women ‘ and children. But it is doubtful if persons should be debarred from coming to Canada or making their abode in this country simply be- cause tlley belong to an alien race. True, experience has proved that the Scotch, Irish. Welsh, English and other northern peoples are bet- ter flttcd for successful life in this

northern country than the Chinesmithat our little solar system wouldlas especially cool. Japanese, East Indians and, othersihave to begin all over again, and in‘°°1*1 171E113 “F” b1°°k111g New Ymk

who are different in race and come from warmer climates.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1927

Tlce-creiililent-vl. It. Burnett. Alum-line Editor-D. K. Currie.

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wun MAY narrau.

ACCORDING to our recent news

despatches, a noted astronomer informs us that the sun lnay ex- plode and that, if it does, the result will mean death to every living thing in the world.

That the result would be as stat- ed no one will doubt for a moment. If the sun even became perceptibly smaller than it is, the result would be more than calamitous. It would so throw the whole solar system out of balance that nothing, could ever again be as it is today; there would be a different movement of all the planets, such a different movement

ithe course of thousands, probably i ‘millions of years, acquire new ad-

‘sea Them was a ‘lulu when lhlluejtook ,neai-ly"two' hours‘ to pass a And whose lives theifirst harvest.

< ‘The anchors are down in still waters, .51d°"t$ °1 the llleimilbns swarmed ofviiiglipgngtffglifgrgaiiqmd .2211:- $3: And the sails furled in the harbors iforth to the East and North durlngiwaé congiamiy raising‘ his body gm of Golconda. :_the month of August to escape the his toes, first on the"right, then oniT1l° SW9" Sui‘; lzfellcflzfg“ have ihCitl. of tlie sultry city. This iycarthe left. then/on both- l ll llluciwlllls “Dene w g s‘

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e gold is the gold of eternity, ‘they departed to osoaoo oold ohd s°m°‘"“°5 "m" he 8° Cancelled not as iir the fading of

A +uc+wwww+eovooooaioe ' " Notes by the Way ' ., , Sample of Maritime - ~ ~ - d! . FOR Til-is S ll O THESE provinces _by the sea have? z l had no monopoly of moist cool _ l A sEmEs OF Lninknv l

weatherduring the past twomonths. t x _ QUOTATlONS FOR A1- qugggg goiqpgnzncz, 1364 although we have had enough of it i . o ., o BOOK LOVERS The speeches which nlwu iluen to satisfy any reasonable demand. A publlelled "om llme l0 llme ol, lile New York paper intimates that re-l l llelegalau lo lilu Quebec Collier. sidents of that city and its vicinity‘ ~ " FRIDAY, SEPT. 2nd. I ems, 1864. have been coniinedl folr i id d 1 e 1 A th t par to a few of the leat- sijieiliivzleldisrrogficgcinbyaa ‘I311 of Iogy‘ P’ lgfiikw“ Bath". "D " ‘~ T1115 PATEFINDERS- or: olforhe reiiiilootlvo parties. wlulo .. T‘ ‘- many eloquelit Billwcllefi 91 "1911 1195's ‘"111 1°1W mgms- The days oti KEEP/ MOVING " They have rest forever, the path- from in” din-elem provinces who sunshine," it remarks, "Since i-hfil ilnders— I were llui cuiieli “pm, iqi- wiwii 0i first of June, have been so few that‘ Whilst}. long-parade was in pro-{They whose‘ trails were the first llllm were ieil in ii“, mercy oi ii“, they stand out like islands in the'§1'°5§ .1" 1111139 city-U“ Pam“ mm‘ furwws ‘ futllro- As stated many of tliom

were gems of eloquence both as regards historical style aild litcl- ary poliali, and were deserving of a foremost plueo. We have one of thoso before us presently must not fail to do it justice. 1t was delivered by a delegate Mc-

, he bent his knees in fli _ Cully of Nova Scotia, and is re-

wet. The shops which vend summer more roan] - » . sunset _ . - ‘wear have had far fewer customersmalf squatting posmmh aIHiNOY 1ll Ule fillfiwell 01 i119 5W1‘ 01 pone“ in Prof‘ Harvey“ Repnm ,straiglitened up again. evening r aa follows-He responded to the

ithan usual. but they have to some’ These movements amused hlslhl, iextent made up for this lack by thedlflighbflffi. but he exP1ll1lled if! "lillsclii ‘sale of umbrellas, rain coats andlmar mm that he ‘Yagwd t“ we tlmi ‘mufflers " ‘pfwade’ “m1 ‘he ""3 i‘ r311“ 11 1° Their bones rest in the duskl of l ' didn't keep his blood moving. i caiiiedi-ais,

What flllllllt i1l15 "lam" 0f S1B1ld'iAnd are strewn in the villages of the l We are further told that the mov- ing in in“ one position for any; lllailie_dog_ iills’ Pll-‘lllfc llllllwos uitel‘ lll-‘ilvy ill- length of time? liThc pine-needles of the sierra thatch vestnleilts in cooling devices, IlilVCi Any military man will toll youi their craves- lllan lo tum on lile cosiiy ciliii unlithat if a numberllof men are stand- Hudson sleeps below the _ Northern l m ll _ ill l l . ing atfattention for a long period.i lights ,

um on e aqua y u” y ‘ea m that some will faint and drop to thelAnd Balboa near to the ocean he dis-

he pathflnuers have peace forever, avlng found the ports of infinity.

toast to “Maritime Delegates.”

"the toast was drunk with three times three cheers?’

Band—Auld Lang Syne."

lion. Mr. lilcCully of Nova Sco- tia. lie said:

Mr- Mayor and Gentlemen-The reception that has been given to ilie delegates from the Lower Pro- vinces, and the enthusiastic man- ner iii which you have lcsponllell tp tho toast which has just ~ boon

‘Oldfl t0 1W0 Filly Cllslfllllllfs t0 ilt- gi-ounci . l covered. given, quite ovcrwlicleined me. _l tend. Not since early June hitvctliel 1i, is ioi- this reason ma; a watch. Da Gama has weathered a stormier wns- prepared to some extent for ‘roof gardens advertised tileil. results i-ni uiiicel. when the inspeciing oififii Cape meeting a cordial reception iii till-i

Mcanwiiiie incier is not near at hand, will give the-Ami Flankn" W°11 1111511511 t‘? 111°

|coniliiand "stand at ease,“ or “stnndi _ G101“ _s°“-

lousy... lllu mell llV-lll relax their bOd_iFlClll0l\t has gone from the Gabilnn istmeis as 1“ the days of “utumniies. and shift about on their feet. i ms

iand winter and this unusually early i wiiai happens when we Stand too AM Ialifiarm 1mm the 9°11“ °1 m?

gdemand for fuel has led‘ many to long in the one position? i

part oi‘ Canada, and l must sity tliiit since we first set oilr feet 0n the shores of this iloble Province We have been received wliii one cniliinuoils ovation; it bull been one carnival from tho beginning

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iiustments and probably o now or- fear that there may be a coal short-lb Dr- Ill-l H-l Tllllgfllllllf lllllfili. COD H. 6 0 S 3 l

cas. Tile footprints of Carson-are van- is d

No less than the smoke of Dc Soto‘s

until ow. Indeed, lililgilzigo fails me t express tlie emotion which

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Yet the wisdom and Christianity i l d l l_ d l _ l l_ l ider of life, animal and plant. 'l ' l 0 o raw m; a me an ebb“ “g i How absurd such speculations. . i

m? and m“ the’, ma“ not,“ m? lure! We have a record covorlns, wlicn Lord willillgdllll i-iimc to mmed’ m admitted only m vclyilifllllf! ten thousand years of authen-‘Canndzt =1 few months "K0. Olll? 01‘ small numbers. and when adlnittedllc history and the old nlaclllnc has inc llillclls ile nlsl visited was King; that they shall be denied the DfIViI-inot dpvialed by a hall‘ brcadlll siey in Quebec Province. In this

‘ " ’ lconnection the Boston Transcript‘

age when winter really comes.

eges of the country enjoyed by oth-i

of the heart is largest when the‘ clllllp_nl.e_ _ individual is lying down, is some-nun inc ioalmwakc oi Mngiaiinn what less when sitting, and still less The imiberds o; Coronado are i-usicd lvlion standing on the foot- And the shadow of Boone long gonc Just think of that for a minlltc. from the wiii-qi-iiii oi iiic 1m. Less blood being pumped when lquoig standing. that is standing, quietly. ,TIl(‘ eairns have crumbled; He points out that this accounisThe keels of Drake are sunken l

at this moment inspires my bosolu, and you will forgive inc, illl-reforou it I should puss by viirious silli- jeets wliicli I might spolik upon, in order lo address lily-wit‘ briefly and move imnieilizitelyio the ini- pnrtant matters wliicli lilis chili-d us together in this future cztiiiiiii oi" Upper Canada. (Cheers) (1011110-

lfrom its accustomed movements iii

_. ‘for ihbfainting of West Point Cadets And the five great emeralds of Cor-

mcntions that the comment of Peter

men, we of tlie Mliritinli: Provinces

_ _ iat inspection, and the fainting of,‘ Brulli-"rlll- Prilllllcml‘ 91 Kmgskll“ women whose clothes are being fit-i

all that time. The sun and the

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i ipossibilities of universal

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phel. Certainly something might happen. The slightest hitch in the great machine would send a wave

‘ingdon, the thirteenth Governor-l‘ ‘General of thc Dolninion, will be tllc_ iiast to bciii- thatltitle. This would? ibe rather startling were it not for‘

in be deemed a grave mistake, can i

this country? which broad-minded Canadians are asking. Professor Boggs, writing for the International Forum Review and referring to the Oriental people in Canada. asks: "Will these citizens of ours fit into our scheme of. life and co-operate as we would‘ wish

_ countless ages. them to do, if we continue to give to nurse a rimkling

ers. only because they belong to at dmerflit me is w be dimmed‘ wcimoon come into human sight iit cx- only hotel is lwrtinont- We quote it, have good authority for the state-Ea my the slime mlnules day allelunclll. l c ' ,

merit that all the natives of theid ll Tl ml lesi “When liees train come in I walk earth are of one blood. The Father-i ay‘ year a e}. your‘ m x .8 I‘: ldown m Swim“ an‘ he See me “time: hood of God and the Brolhcrhoodland falls the same number of inc eslsay good nlnminu He iuiil pmiiyl .day alter day and year after year good French an’ I tell liim good

of Man is an accepted fact. Agreatliwilhout varying an inch except momlng He wants w know eel l writer has stated that "Nations arel through an Occasional disturbance ieev round new an» I say lyesl feciiy the citizens of humanity as individ-lwhlch is easily accounted for Plan youn- He Sal, you must be veuplolld uals are the citizens of tlie nation"; l - I'll l ' _ lmjto leev in such fine country, anfl

i ie s move wi l unerr ng precis . ~

and we are also told that “a nation ' , lprouf? to be French Canadian’ I _ l d t‘ like aialong thC well defined orbits which Link, cungluded Peter, he know

is a mmg that Ives an ac 5 ‘they have traversed for thousands. Wllletllillg- I illlk he 800d mllll 101‘

man; and men are the particlesoflperhaps "muons Orwell“ and ourlcalluduu. i' w lg 'th ’ ‘ which. S cumposfid h Le s ‘W1 relation to the fixed stars outside of l gusto‘ Thcpanh ‘b? c" 0rd s‘ andlour little solar system has remained T110 B0510" Tfflflttlrllll llltliovo-S, "all that dwell therein. Is it con-lunmovcd and lmlnovcable through; lliso “mi pom. nlullcllu was lillm: sistent with these accepted truthsoul me ages . in his conclusion and that it is en-I to deny to ‘good men and women of w l l 11' ll l _ l l Endorsed by the Deople of Canada. other races the prlvllege ol llvlng hll 0 Y lell 0 hllefllll 9 ° iMoreover that usually WOII-IIIVIOTIIlCCIl _ catastro- journal forecasts that Lord Will-l in this part of the earth except in i ' very small numbers; and to deny to those small numbers the privileges enjoyed by “the great majority" in

This is a questioniof ocean around the earth whichlthe explanation that _the title is to;

would destroy everything on it. But be changed to the higher one of;

iwhy speculate on it. There is litilo‘v1°°1'°Y "m1 1911115 °1l P111‘ W1i1l the‘

plobablllly ol a monkelnwmllch blniVicci-oy of India. This, if it should‘

_ - come about, will be the result of the

‘ing ihmw“ “m? this wonderful mibilast Imperial Conference which de-“

"I111"? W1l°5° milvemlents- 5° 111l°1"icided that the future Governors-i

ringly guided. have been regarded General of the Dominions would of-l‘

with awe and reverence throughout 11913113’ “P1959111 the K1118 and "Mil

ias heretofore, represent the British

i Government.

ently at what has been and is filth-l

Let us look rever-

That the‘ ofllciiil functions of the i Governor-General have been ehang-j led and somewhat circumscribed and‘ ithat Lord Willingdon has accepted [the new order of things with the‘ we hope lo undo that mlslalle by ilbestlpossible grace is‘ The Trans-i cripts opinion. It also notes that

”°11t1"“1“5 t” deny them m“ cm‘, Lord Willingdon as representative of i zensnin ln-iviieges? 0n iiic can. country a million dollars in interest Hill Males“, inc King has Show“ lll

mill“ in min new," iwi; likgly i0 and maintenance on the Hudsonsdlsposition to re-csiablish a degree‘

Bay Railway by selecting cliiircnlli of formality at Rldeau Hall which‘ _ instead ol Nelson as the lelmlllaillhad fallen into some disuse. Thus‘

Another writer "Now _ l m llk lll m“ b _‘at the only levee that has been held that our gates are to a very great This is 50mm‘ fig c c e oysiat. Rideau Hall the etiquette ofdrcss‘ extent Closed against immigration fcfismlhlll 1" 1115 955113’ °11 Pins- Helwas strictly prescribed. Windsor unl- lmm the orient’ the ulgms of llwse had been warned that pins, if swal- forms or military regalia were or-

i l id i d m Th i; ii.‘dered for those entitled t admitted and legally resident here owed won camel ea e I o wear ' liant idea struck him that pins sav-

them cause sense of injustice? If the presence

ly. on what may be. in our midst oi’ several thousand Canadian citizens of Oriental orig-

er than speculate idly, even if wise-i

-_~_<-0>_ ANOTHER MILLION SAVED!

T is announced from Ottawa tha the Government has saved the

make the mistake more grave?“

remarks:

i ir of stockings," “many pairs of: Jmriinr ii i - . . 1 ought to be recognized. Let us not iaii Qiiicm i1)“ ,, . years, , 9 i" 11m lllllilullc of h(‘(5lll‘-il('l'l|l-i \\'|ii(‘Il Wi‘ -i| -.

l l lh d l wh isiockinns_ l l l’ _ l ll’ I l. llLLi iliii icpiiah- forget that the responsibility for ed the m“ o ousan S en OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: cahigiilli the dreams we used to know. iiitzinlglollifgb‘1113311":“iii:“i_1liiliiii Iilll .ill_ii whli-ii Ill‘. i-oiii-iiiiioil by re their presence with us rests upon asked by the teacher 101" B" Qxlliam- The police reports in Gfolll Brilflilllclmine. Pronounce kal-sim-in a asiniflllllexllllrgelllgmgieslilllllllloys anld tears. legal“ adlflumelli‘wllli'lllz'l‘l"'lvlg‘lllg"131114 "l" lilullkll oi‘ tiin Niivii

.- ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ \ :1 iv l m" shoulders_ and we have there iionl he answered pfgmpfly‘ "by mi, show a steady decrease in drunken-l in latfllfirst ias in "it,"_ and last ii y ° g ago unfinished, rather, if l may per-i piroii-‘iildgifihiiiiiiii il|‘i‘i‘“|i‘i‘i‘i‘||ii'¢hi‘~i . - i ' .. i‘ . d i . .. 8S ll “tmefl reic d. i - l - i i . _. ‘. " .‘ ‘ ’ ~'- fore obligations towards them that swallowing them“ ‘Ajfvvitll: nglfheipast ‘ewiyeam Lord OFTEN IgSPErISIJED: wavelyouth swing high on the garden ‘iiiigsndgolllirliliixoliii “Sll- iihnerhifllnwlif m". WM" i‘ r“‘1“"“'i"" "I ‘ I Had the Government, instead of- ‘ w o s mcogn Zed as ‘mi limdulatiom waive (to ioreso) 8a ' asked tlie gentleman troiiiofiinlag‘ ‘Hm ‘Hmmws m“ "'1 """"lllil1|-‘~lll- l . . . .

iauthority, is quoted as saying that selecting Churchill, rejected both‘

Americans in the West are. it i8 Nelson and Churchill they, would this improvement mainly to true, hostile to the Orientals resi-‘ have saved Canada many miiiiomi iteniperate habits of ‘the people. The dent there. But the conduct of the United States Government has not

we cannot honorably repudiate.”

wave of soberness has advanced no- iwhere more rapidly“ than in Wales, and there are many wide areas in

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them and formal morning dress fornumbcl" otherwise “palm”

“justices are inclined to attribute i-

tcd. lPencc to the dust of tlie conquerors. What is the underlying cause? iEnvilYs 19° "lYSiCYY In quiet standing the blood has tolFmm Newfoundland w shlgtlllflle- ciimb uii inc way back upwards to From the Peconics to Tasmania, tile ileum From the keys of Florida to the Al-

i l Hi in i l- l l. askan tundras. ‘owever e muse es 0 the em Peace to all who slept at the trail-

could be exercised by raising on toes.‘ ends squatting. or walking, the working of ‘ these muscles, would help to pllmfiproln éggllglood of the blood upwards. j

The whole point tlicn is that whilciTo "‘g,,‘;‘;‘.f,';,,§,'§““ °f Sm“ “m1 @4111?‘ Stalldillg is harder Work than They that felt the arrows of obsidian sitting or lying. nevertheless tho lu-jniivc nonidrc need of shield or hel- actlvity of the muscles so interferes. meg ' with tho circulation. that the uphoriThcy that saw the smoke of strange part ofl body and brain, do not get altars on new heavens _ 511516191" quantity of purified Shall hear no more the ebnchs of 111005- the barbarian,

The lesson is plain enough. You Nnr the long trumpets of ivory, and I should "keep moving." |Nor the throbbing of the war-drums. Peace to all who lio

Marquette and

famed or for- <-¢>- gotten— - The last igloo built. __ ‘v oa+vo+oo+oo+oalghe Illii.‘ kitlcl stranded. ' eace o t e renowned few. to the innumerable unknown.

e tomb of bronze and the grave

iTo ‘h in the desert!

By ‘They are hushed who dared Levi ROBERTA LEE "mo"

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And the dragons of Hesperia.

The frontiers of wonder are dis-

_ solved. '

iThe purple kingdoms of the old mirage

After itireading the needle, tie aipciig i ,0 ,‘-i , »,_ d ii, iii knot in tlie end of the thread that? ‘Cdlu-fiibilgn e re that was last broken froiii the spool andl-But Timc has new Atlantics. the thread will not kink.

Sewing Hint

iThelr voices are on the wind from the Northeast. And their flags in the sunset. --Georgc Sterling.

Match Economy

Keep a small tin box on the gas» range to hold burnt matches. Use.‘

these burnt sticks to light otlier.“_ _“‘_*"_~_

burners instead of using a fresh

match every time. . Dally, SGIQCIIOIIS i FOR

i Blood Stains i ' i

Guardian Reade Soak over night in cold water. Then

wash in soap alid water, to which WWW"

rid d t f ‘ Le one easpoon n] of kerosenel l9”

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