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WEDNESDAY. JUNE 16, 1926

OUR SOHOOLB ticent, in its rcfertnices to the re- icent revelations in connection with irregularities. The Globe. once the Liberal Bible of Canada. and during the past few years accused of heresy against its party, is one in‘ the few

ter provinces have been includsdi

,Liberal newspapers that have made in 8mm’ “my m. ‘mother our wholeimore than u passing reference to

Canadian school system has been‘ involved lll a comparison with tbatlnoslrus the revelations or the Clw m the older coilmrles o! Lur0p°'iltllll5 probe "smelled rank to Hear- , .- . t notably in (ireat Biitain. and thcvmr, a few days ago’ finds the Cuuadmn system h“ Buffered byli"flllll'll" less obnoxious in anticipa-

we conlpafléon‘ ‘lion of the presentation of the re-

The “unlpmut is m“ "H" WQIport to parliament. it has dropped behmd m m" afllmliiis belligerent attitude and assum- teachlng and learning of prescribedfos m“ or a lamlrnke pacmclnt.

"The committee investigating- ‘U10 administration of the Customs; "Department will entitled to:

_ much credit if, after its long and making of better and more intelll-garduous [ask it presents a unammw Th“! copious report to the House . .. Such; iigoriiigt

suspicion that the inquiry wasi

“w” gm“ that m" kiuuww“ al“l.|]il‘(llll|)l€ii by political motives. lti would set a new standard in par-i And‘ If Weiliamcntary investigations and would'- ,c01nmit both parties to tho task of‘

'-t least putting the Departuient 011'

d {U10 elective basis so much dcsir-i ought to boned.’ i

The Ltlllllli ' who goes to school without

Recently our schools and sclioolliuw Cumulus

system generally have been fllllljtllfl-‘i-l-uroul" ed to consldeisblo criticism. The: criticism has not been confined ex-

clusively to our province; our sin-

it. And evcn the Globe, to whose

have fallen

educational subjects. but in follow- ing the higher ideals whicii are the real spirit and intent oi‘ education.

he character building. citizenship. the gent men and W()lllt‘ll. of

‘action would remove any li

education. If we gain all the scliol-Y

universities can gi\'e us and fail

in thcst- ivt- have missed the real purpose of education. have failed iii this. is it lair to lay the blame upon the schools‘! Character is. or formed in tlii- home. nnyi "A llllllllilfltlllfl report!" Ari-port- fixed, definite ideas of right antliiII-ZiT-"li l" h)’ i! uiaiOFiiY WhiCh, lh' wrong. oi obedient-n tn authority, the present condition nfthe Hfllllldni hlixrould iiiakc black, whiteand white

this|blnck. would mean nothing moro- l

of the rights of others, stands

poor chance of acquiring knuwlgtlgo in school, QilhQi‘ [ruin nor less than a whitewash fora de- liis teachers or from his conipani- liiiiliiieiii Which

OHS.

has sha mefiilly it.‘ i

the‘,

And thi- chances are all the Ilhiififiii the thi-

influence and tixnmple of the homi-i

trust reposcd I11

poorer because 0f (‘Ulllllllltlll'“'ili('ii has Wautouiy robbed

counlry- of millions of dollars dur- which has ialli-il to inculcate these. lug the viii" fiiW YOiIF-‘i- iliili iiii‘ i1

ideals an» formed in the ltginn,itiovcriiincnt which. to suit itsowiii lf tin-y are worthy and noblc tlicyicnils. has. with rull kiiowloilge oi

may be strcngthcnetl by the teach-ltln- facts. permitted the abuse and or, but. if of a low order. no in-‘tln- robhitfy-

doetrlnatlng on the part o1‘ lllc 'l'iiore should be no comproniisei

tent-hm will ghuilgg- then], lin this matter. no lll0ill_\'-l'il0lltll(‘tl.

What wi- nc-etl mogt in this pru excuses. \\‘e shall no doubt have‘

vinco is a broader vit-iv of what Yiiiivh wisdom 0101111011111’ liiiiiii"i

education really is. or. hotter pcr- forth about the necessity of re-

organizing

I the Depart merit. thei

faithfully administering this inwciriniit arm of the publlci Hui bciiliitl all the elo-I queiirc and the biiiikuiii studs]

haps, of what it is not. Education

is not an implement with which 110011 Of

to make mom-y, or cvcii to make

an cosy liiiiig. Success Iii |i|‘i.- is “PP/irr-

not tho acquisition of wcaltll. tior is wealth iii any way a measure oi‘

good citizenship or oi‘ happiness

m- o; ugefu|nggg_ it may ht, nenuc by ll1('i1 sworn to truly until

honestly saifeguard the peoplesl millions. The evidcnco adduced nti

means to all or those. but if these are not stinie of the fruits of educa-

tion. then the education is a fail- thtit certain officials

‘Mcliliiiioii. Hughes and McLean in'may ‘be

[support the (lovernnient .

the damning fact that the country did. and here is how it is planned has bot-n robbed of millions of rev- i“ "mild "H" mom "i it i" the "ca"

‘the Inquiry has proved to the liiiti

N t.‘ ii tifiv i“ o s y e ay We noted yesterday how they make the millions fly at Ottawa. giving just a few of the many ex- amples that might be cited. Hero is one more. Hon. ‘P. J. Cardin. Minister of Marina and yl-‘isherles, has given notice of a resolution providing for a further loan of $12,- 000,000 to tho Montreal Harbor Commission. Some questions were asked about this and ln reply it was stated that the Government had al- ready. loaned $44,000,000 to Mon- treal which with the new loan would make a total of $56,000,000. it also transpired that interest is being paid by Montreal on these borrowings, ivhlcb is different from some other experiences.

what

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organism shaped like the letter S.

only in those cases that were pre~ disposed to it.

These organisms are not found in the cancer tissue itself but in the tissues around the cancer. ln fact these organisms are rapidly des- troyed in the cancer tissue proper.

iNow whether this is the cause of cancer or not only time will tell, but there were a couple of other statements made by this research

Money ha; been loaned by the Dominion Government to Quebec City and Three Rivers, to the tune 0t‘ many millions, on which the debtor cities have not thought it worth while to pay anything by

way of interest or principal for rrglflyhygt ofiihrxeflllcggg’ ma‘ are "Wily Yem- ii i“ ii" "ilwii eiifli" He stated that not. only did

just to support the Government and cancer Occul- only in those pi-edin. forget the debt! if the support is-posed to it, but tlils predisposition good (enough the Government soonlmii!’ iievewped with aiivililcinfl . , age. .

w-

_' ' ‘ glands which take care of the fats Illr. [Juniiing proposes to do with

‘seem to lose some of their power. two billions of National Rillllvaylanf] so a sufficient amount oi the debt. at the same time writing it‘

tormenting substances was not on tothe Dominion Government and manui-aaured t” slim “p the “my substances. fatty albumens. as they the taxpayers. were canal >Now as cancer rarely starts be- ioro forty years of aizo_ and the average age of cancer cases lfllll about sixty. it would appear as ii’ this research man may ‘be on the right track. 1t‘ he is. then it may mean that the day will come when methods of assisting the digestion of these ‘atty zilbumens will be attained, and thus cancer be prevented. it is said that. cancer is not here- ditary. but there can be no ques- tion but that the tendency toward it runs in families, just as do other traits and tendencies. tit lllls then is found to be the true cause ‘of cancer it will mean that diet. the proiper kind for this particular type of individual, will be tho big factor in the treatment. This may be helped somewhat by some iligetstant. And so as tuberculosis is not utinsiilci-ed liereditar an more. as a boy can spend m" “ms n“ a nevertheless the chllidren hi’ tuber- pnckagc of cigarettes. llut it waiilculoufl parents are placed in we, not worth while. Alessrs. Sinclillifliyentqyiums with sliifiiiliill Teiiililii- ii- possible that the samei tlic last. Parliament and Messrsfliiiiiliiiiiifi‘Wiii he used in families McLean and Jenkins in the presentipmdismsed l“ cancer’ when the iiiirliziment could be counted on to members there“ reach “mime 8K5 Now whether or not this research - The man has found the cause of cancfi» Government knew its lslandersllhg hi". in any case brought 1101110 Aioney was wanted to spend in H0010 lifiiiilii ihfll fllilihiii 1° 01"‘ Paris. in Lmidunpon Hudson Bay. cmimw" 50mm and to lend to Montreal and for rural credits in 'tl\e West. Let tlief narrow gauge islanders wnit! Anti no wt- zire waiting. all right.

The King Government has mil- lions to spend and millions also to lend. The Scribe iiotcl and the‘ London lease purchase fo' (‘uua-i dais headquarters in the big Met- ropolis. along with thc ll-idson Bu)‘ Railway are specimens of the spending and tlio loans to Zllontrie- al and Quebec itre examples ofilie lending. ll has untold millions both to spent] and to lend when and where it is thought to he worth while [or the party. ‘Does the gentle render inquire why our narrow- gauge railway was not brought up to standard years ago? The ans- wer is easy. it was not worth while politically‘.

It could have been done as easily

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i Daily Selections

A NEW THOUGHT ON CANCER

Some months ago an European scientist announced the discovery of the organism that caused caii- cer. He described it as a vegetable

He stated that it caused cancer

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cannons f’

I They found the preventable waste iii these industries ranged from 29w 64 per cent., the averase waste 1ll110l1g them all being 49 per cent. And these six lndustries— textiles, metals. boots and shoes. printing. building, men's read)" made clotlilng-—wsre supposed l0 be among the most carefully man- aged of all that make our industrial greatness. From this shattering fact they deduced another. They concluded that the total of preventable waste in all American industry must be something like ten billion dollarsa year. Ten billion dollars a year- it is the total cost of all govern- ineiit in the United States. plus the cost 0f all automobiles sold here in a year, plus the cost of all the gusoleiie sold/ to run them. plus the cost of all the American homes

Th? New Iii- dustrial Era

Condensed from The Century Map- lzim: (May, '26.)

Charles Edward Russell

For the last live years American industry has been remaking itself, and scarcely anybody outside the circles directly affected has paid attention to tile uptlirust. Yet it means changes so much greater than those made by most wars that hereafter it ls likely to be consid- ered as beginning an epoch not only in our industry but in other people's.

The Federal Department of ‘C0111- tnerce and the Chamber of Com- merce of the United States, being tho chief revolutlonlsts. have unlt- unlit in n, year,

ed in certain widespread and un- Ten billion dollai's, and all waste. questionable investigations. ironiyot pectin“, of anybody-s iucom. which bilfliiieiiii-iii the iiiiiiiii-Biii- petence. Custom, competition. and arses convicted of bewiiderins 0X- tradition accounted i'or almost the travagance and waste, and poor old whole of lt——and the reluctance of government, which we have always the American to gQ-QpQfg[g_ regarded as dodderlng and incom- Upon thin condition Qf (light-nei- Diiieiil, "@8118 the 818KB iil lhe "lie the plans of the department and the or teaching business 110W i° be chamber dross with healing ln their efficient. ' wings. As for instance. what do it was the War IIIGUBLHGKBOQHI you know about paving-bricks? 0f which Bernard M. Bari-it!!! W" Probably not niucii; and care no chairman that started the upheav- more. yet you might wisely know iii. The Wiii‘ 130B"! iiiliiied "i8 and cure. for they c0lllfl up annually iilliliiiiiiifllireiii l0 limli everything in your tax-bill. Up tn 1922 there bul Sliiiii- eiifieliliiiiii- iiiid Rt 0110b‘ were tit; varieties of them manufac- remarkable. discoveries were made tn-et] in the United Staten, nithhtigh in the number oi‘ things, processes. every manufacture.- knnw thnt g1 commodities. and macliincries we pm- wnL 0y thn buginflgs wugfluuiy could easily gct along without. in live oi‘ thc gt; styled Throughout this period the Na- But tn mnke the 5t; the nmnnfac.

“He that hath wife - and children hath given hostages‘ to fortune”

T is but the part of wisdom not only to protect your family with a will, but also to give them the protection of a de- pendable institution whose business it is to protect the wealth and property of its clients.

Our officers at any of our offices’ will welcome the opportunity of discussing this subject with you in a frank way. Meanwhile, send for a copy of our new booklet "Your Will." it, contains most: important information upon will making and the creation of a trust. FREE.

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tioual Chamber was the close all)‘ turer must have 6s different molds 0f the hoard. Whcii the War WM and patterns. lie must stop a lac- ovi-r. executives in tho (‘ililllll)ltl‘ tm-y hum] nt ‘vol-k with one pattern gold that what was good for ilrv- and huvc him substitute another. duction in war times must be svvii llc must havo warehouse spacc to f0!‘ pffldilcliliii iil 1188119 liiiieii- 'l‘hi‘-,y' carry the sacred 60, carrying many luriicil l0 $ii<ii1iiflfy Hliflvei‘. iiiili of them t‘or years with little or no together they coniplolliiti the re- solo but with tax, interest, and in», volution. suruncc charges running. all the! 'l'tic Deliilfi-iiii-‘iil 0i Ciiiiiiiifiifietime against them. He must iii- llllH built within itself a l)lvlslon voice them and “nth-h them nnir 0|‘ Simplified Pmcuce" The Nil‘ handle them as if they really nit-nut tional Chamber has built a Waste something in his life when they, Elimination Burcaii- Th" experts meant nothing-except bother. in both offices look at an industry Th‘; hffl-k-mllkcrt; cnnm to “lash. as u doctor looks at il patient; they ington in a national conference. conclude that it is suffering from And today instead of tlii varieties. fatty degeneration of too much. So of paving-brick there are only founi the doctors intimate to the leaders tho consumer is as well satisfied; in that linc of business that a na- work is better at the factoriesuiudi tional conference is one of the the mitniifiicturcrs are saving n 1iiil- grandest things in the world. lion dollars a year.

When the conference meets. the Th4’ iiiWiiY" hiiiEliiPiliiii-f iiiil hiiii- depaflmem and me Chamber m-n dustries remade now includes many prepared f0.- “ with the statinticn that directly affect people's lives and rims that show the waste. The wit! households‘ butiiwlii- Ranso- mm-erencc “sunny takes one goon boilers afford one illustration. litan- look at these and appoints a com- iifflcturers were making 130 Yiiric- "mu... m conumer the spillage nnn ties. To produce them was a how it may be stopped. It isa wise heflvy burden: l0 Blow fliiii ti)’ to committee; it reportg a plan, tho distribute "them another. As for

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Did we say that the King Govern- ent has millions to spend? Wt-

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t6, ICESPECT TH l2‘ lhlGl l'l‘--"Yei

future. We note from staff corres-i Jum 1926 i pondence or the Toronto Globe dat-' ed Ottawa’ June n’ that a $9'0UU"‘sli-all not respect persons in Judi-c‘ 000 Building iii Diiiiined “l Oiiiiwiiinient; but ye shall hear the small

for Federal offices. Hon. Dr. KiflKpill-l well as the great; yc shall not

ltrsde agreement. ithlng the retailer knows, instead ‘of being bothered with 2T

conference adopts the report to go lhe 1100i‘ "Jliliil-‘i- l0 Cliff)’ lhviibflii- into cilect on a certain date as a 00h"! liii‘ iheiii- Dililflk‘! them, and and the next have capital invested in them, were so many items in the load he must try to shift to the consumer's tot- terliig back. 'l‘liere was a national conference. a committee. n report, and 117 varieties of range-boilers disappeared into the past.

Hardware manufacturing under-

klnds of ivash-boiltsrs. there is but. one. All this. being the tiifair of one trade. nobody else i-iflY-‘i iiiiiiiiliii" to. Yet day by day We my iiiieii- tloii to a thousand things that are

sauna‘

ure. The jails and

oi this country are the abodes of

peiiltentlarii-s

many “educate-d" men and W0lll(.‘ll', educated. that is. in the practical curriculum of tho school. tho col- logo or the university. ’l‘li¢-y inlasctl tln- soul oi teiiucatlon. its purpose

and its rrtilts. The schools tliroiighim iiimuliggimi |‘"”~'i”' 51mm“ hi’

which they passed are not wholly to blniiie for the tragic end. In ‘the fault. lies with the homes and with

tlic grout tnalorlty tiit- cx- aniplo not there.

Our schools are important. vitstl-

ly important. it is in every way

desirable that our teachers shoulill

hc mcn and women of high ideals, of o! and that thpir lives bt- such us to impress upon the. pupils. both by precept and example. Vwliat a really

understanding. intclligontzc,

educated cultured mun or must be.

Wtllllflll Obctlloni-t- to authority. respect for law, altruism, love of country. loyalty, truth. charity — those are all fruits oi‘ cilucatitiii: where tlioati fruits lift‘ wanting, the oducatlqn. however txamouflngoel by university degrees and college dip- lomas. is a failure.

Canadian education should be lntorprovlncially standardized. A distinctively Canadian spirit should be instilled into it. in this way we may eventually develope a national Canadian soul without which Can- ada can never become the nation it ought to be. All the national vir- tues must be born and matured in the homes and from these they will percolate into the schools and from these to the nation.

-__--¢0@-~_.__ TH! CUITOMI PROII

The Liberal press of Canada has extremely modest. oven re-

in ti:

are gn;|ty_ Minister of Public wnrin, h, with. be itfraid of the face o1‘ man; i illl€ judgment is God's." Deut. 1:17 t

has proved to the hilt that certaliiioflty m" "he statement that “this iwas planned a decade and a half

l _ I i l l ' I ' H W ingrP-thst would be in llill. before y llllil it'll (If ll ll, Oil-H flit! Ill-l,

ministers of the crown were dlrect- i"il-'\YER—

l the delcat of the intiiriiri" (iovi-rn ~|“ii ViihT iii iiliiy "iiii Mitch-ii iiiiiiii

H‘ w" "mm": Wm" "h" law'l"'p"k' mciii. "Dr. King said the aidvisatlill. 'i 1'0"" Wm‘ “w”?

Jimici‘ dmunmmvihm’ Grimm‘ ity of such expenditure was lltllvih‘ “mo; "Y!" m“ Sgigilflimvr" ' ' 0 0y it‘, silver a .

(obvious. Tho (lovernment planned iconstrut-tlon of tlirco units iit illb‘ PRIDE

uiroxitnutciy $~'i,0iIil.0ltiI a unit, hntlwhy do | rise at the ditwirs (lllfly had never been quite convini-tidi, "gm

1 l'o clean tho car alter Ll rain’! that the Opposition would approve who“ n" ‘perfectly sure n Wm bu’ 0f such expenditure."

before night. _ ;ttultc iilrty and dusty again.

One of the last things partially why .10 i lntntpn to givn it n hnth, unearthed by the Customs Probe To polish it alter n ride? iCommittee was the ptirt pliiyodliy Vii "iiicihraiiiilr ‘miiow m" "aliier

l . 1 1 l -1 . i“ ‘i lit‘ Oiiturlo d stillers n oect ons mm I canwwit,“ a manor M pride“ It was new and it was intern-sting‘ ht-citusu the Dominion lilletztitinslwhy m, | hum q Act. provides heavy penalties for- squeak. etirporatlons found guilty of con-ii" i‘ "mi" hlacmisfllbie “D01? tributini-z to election funds. le-pm- ‘WY ‘xnki "mini; m‘ Wmk ii" i‘

H0 ,

vidw ma‘! _'my ‘iorpollauim “mgr When the weather is terribly hot‘! than one iormml for purely tiloc- “H "m may I w“. a“ u". “mime tion tiiimpnign purposes. shall he nnd the grinte?

guilty of an lmlictublo tiffencc. and 'l‘litil's something l cannot. llillilfli lei-cry officer nntl director is liable Milwoviirililh“ 19b mke-‘i i‘ “it "i 'lll iiiltles throii h which they‘ - , U ‘"3’ m"-

co mi t; Ito u punishment by a tlnc of s’. 100 us nwmly a mum” or prmm

pass. There are others which ro- and two years ltnprlstiiiinciit with

floct little credit on anyone. "it'd "limi-

om‘ will.

al contiuct, whothei‘ on ministerial

dealt with as such. ‘rho {Tfillilkllfl not with the law but with its ad-

ministration.

"For forms oi governmoiii lot. fools contend :

That which is bust atiminlstorctl ls host."

or a rattle or

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EDITORIAL NOTES

.5011": sections of road In the vic-

iiiliy of (Jharlottctoivn. notably tho York and Union roads. are u credit’

to the ‘llond Masters and to tho

A ninn may he known by the ear he will keep-

Tlio way that. ho keeps it, l mean;

Werhaps it is nno so remarkably cheap.

Or else an expensive machine.

it isn't the money expended that counts.

it isn't the price that's the guide;

its really the care that he gives- tbat amounts

To tthe strength of pride.

Ono Mr. A. E. Nash, a chartered accountant, of 'l‘oront0. testiflod among other things that he had examined the books of certain cor- porations engaged in distilling and hurl talked with Hiram Walker. of‘ Walkorville. and the latter had ad- mitted to him that his llrm gave money to the campaign funds of the two parties; that as to the sums suspected of having gone into election funds. in I924. there was on the books of the Walker firm a sum of $62,900, and in i925 there was 879.137; on the books of Good- erham a. Wbrtz, Toronto. $69,100: and on the books of the St. Hya- chithe Distillery Company 863,000, “reserve for contingencies."