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which ‘Is theirs, to. do a days work and

/]s0 get an assurance that at least they

will be able to provide their wifes and

‘children with the - necessaries of life,

I have. heard no argument ad-

{vanced ly the Prime Minister, nor by

the Minister of Labour, nor by any
other hor. gentleman~ that
cause me te change my view that un-
employment is 8 national problem,

jthat is, n problem for the. federal au-

thorities to deal with, In. their. efforts
to shift the responsibility. to the pro-
vinces, the municipalities, ‘they have

on no occasion have they come out

, (and declared the faith thet is in them

I honour 2 noble opponent,. I ‘respect
the man who differs with me politic
ally, but I want to know: exactly the
basis of -his political faith. During
the past year, while crossing Canada

; mal I have watched deputations of the un-

employed and on the city streets J
have noted crowds ‘waiting patiently
work, and the sorry state of af-
fuivs has always brought to my mind
A countryman of mine, Oliver Gold:
Sinith, who at a: period when some-
thing similar was happening to his
country, wrote these lines:
Ill fares the land, . to.
' ills a prey,

-- Where wealth
men decay:
Princes wid lords may flourish, OL

may fade; —
A breath” can. imuke.
~ breath has’ made:
But a bol pensnntry,

- try’s pride,
When once destroyed. enn ‘fever be

‘supplied.
More governments have ‘been de-
feated* by failing properly to. estimate
public opinion upon vital questions
concerning the wellbeing, happiness
and. material success of * the ‘people
than any other cause. I wish to: say
to-night that such a question is. be-
fore the people of Conada, one which
concerns their well-being, tlieir ‘mat-
erin] success and. their happiness, . I
many recall an occasion. somewhat
similar to this in 1910 when Sir
Wilfrid Laurier, doubting the advice
of his friends, decided to go wést and
learn the state of publie opinion in.
those western - provinces, Therefore
in the months of July and August he
crossed western Canada. Here was a
popular man, one who had won the
respect of nll, welcomed by foe -as
well as by friend through his politi-
What did he find? He found
that instead of admiration he was re-
cleved with cold criticism; In place

hastening
necumulales, ane
them; .

as a

their. coun-

s\of applanse he received‘ ‘silence, and

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; Bhe. "Hazelton Hospital issues tle:
kets for any: ‘perlod at $1 50 per
. | mouth, in: ‘advance, “This: rate in- ...
| eindes, office . consultations, , medi: ,
|. eines, : BS swell: ‘as all: costs .while .”

, one the: ‘hospital.’ ‘Mckets: “Are: ob-.
| tatnable’ ‘in -Hazlton : at’-the drag’:
‘|. store or by-'mall. from. the. ‘medi-.
| eal puperisitendant at ‘the Hospltat

Bae

thé ‘action of this government.

. dustry? :

twas: “an “exporter: Of: every’
5 animal produet, ‘but: today. ‘the Domin-

the result was that before the election
in 1911 came he anticipated. exactly
what was going to take place. He
found at that time, as I believe thé
present government will find when. it
goes to the country, that the voice of
public opinion wag against: th policy
which his government was. pursuing,
Agriculture ts the -key “industry of
Canada; my friends opposite Will no
doubt admit that. Moreover, it is
not merely a key industry; it is a
¥itul factor in times of national ° de-

feneon: it is at all times the’ basis’ of
materinl ‘welfare of the people of Can-
ada, That being the ‘case, let 8 Inok’
at oa few very important * facts o il
lustrute whit I: said a moment ‘ago.:
Agriculture, - the greut primary’ indus
try of Caundn, has been strangled by
Do
you ‘want prooe ‘to. show where we are
drifting in regard: toe. this. > pale in-
If ‘that ‘is what: -you. wish, I
will: “quote figures. In the" Jost “ten

‘|. Years the’ animal products * “of”. Cana-

dlan-farms: ‘have decreased from: $156;
‘down to. ‘$55,000,000. . oTn 1920; Cannda
; “principal

ion 43" an? importer’ “ot” ‘Bacon; Initter:
mntton, : and lamb, .‘The:. export - ‘of
other -nnimal: products at ‘the: present
time: is a mere’ fraction’ ot. ‘the: '1920

‘ “aes trat: time’ th
rts of” bacon |§

would

moved around* in a ‘large circle, - but’

the Minister. of Labour but now

Brady on Labor Problems|

that the fiseal ‘policy. of a country.

plays no. part in the. solution of. ae
unemployment problem. I wish:

sey that if we could keep within Can.
ada 60 per cent of $900,000,000 we
paid out during the last ‘year’ for man-
ufactured goods: imported from the
United States we “would ‘not have ‘an
unemployment problem today,: and we
would not be faced “with ‘the amend-
ment which is presented for our con:
sideration. ‘On that ‘point I wish to
say ‘that ‘as far ‘as..1, can .Bee, after.
reading the steps that. have ‘been * tak- |
en in other countries in regards” to 0:
efal legislation. and. unemploynient in-
surance, there is merit: in the propos-
al, It draws to the attention of the
government, .the employer and every-
body concerned, the importance of sol-
idifylng industry. Marine and ‘fire’ ‘in-
surance, when. first intrduced, did ‘not

later realized, yet we find over, two
thirds of the expected fires did not
tuke place; the ‘same. may apply to
tnemployiment, insureuce. Lf that be.
the cuse I'see great merit ia this yar-
ticular insurance ..scheine, . Yet .. we
heard the Prime Minister put forth
yesterday the: argument - which -pre-
eluded the possibility of this parlia-

relief of the unemployment probiern, |

‘Before I speak about: the Prime
Minister. 1 would like to say a ow ord
# the Minister. of Labour. (Mr Hee-
nan), and I shall ctry to speak’ in a.
way which, owing to his. genini nat-
ure, he will understand. When he
made the spech the other evening cov-

‘fering ‘such 2 “wide range of subjects,

and to a great extent ‘subjects which
were very: remote from the problem
before him, I wags reminded of an Irish
story, as follows.’ An ‘Irishman
went to Australian, and ~ while

for the first time. It is ‘a. beautiful
bird with golden’ plumage and varie-
gated feathers. This particular bird
was’ ‘sitting in a tree, and the Irishman
became ' 50" interested and - absorbed in
the, ‘beauty of the, bird that he deter-
mined to catch ‘it. “As it was ‘in’ sub-
urbs of the city he climbed the tree,
and when. about to put his: hand on
the bird he heard the remark, “Hello;
what do you want?" The Irishman
thereupon lifted his hat and said “Oh,
excuse nie, ‘sir, I thought you were: &
bird.” Until the : other ‘evening. I
thought: the Minister of Labour wags
I
would call him the Minister of laissez
faire, because I think he very nicely
went over’ nr deliéate : probe ‘and left
it untouched.

of the Prime’ ‘Minister, -1 think' he did
not realize the gravety “of the’ situa-
tion as the. people of Canada see it to-
day. Before I go on ‘with that} point
I wish te draw.attention to the state
of unemploynient which IT knéw -; ‘part-
ienlurly well, and Ww hich exists in. my
own part of Canada: ‘We have’ among
the fishermen of British . Columbia
the finest aml most ‘dating body of
ten. in the world. _ They are out on
the stormy” waters In the depth - of
whiter, dashed tnd, leashed by’ the. ‘in-
furiated ialeg,’ in, quest of what? They
ave, therein’ “quest " f.. swhat? They are
thete in. ‘order ta: ‘secure the ‘rich pro-
diets of the ‘sea; ‘bringing It-in to port-
in’ order ‘that: thousands. of people: In
their Insutious’ ‘and’ yell ' ‘looked after
homes‘ ‘em? sit! down, ‘and: “enjoy that
iF i T What’ is thé #
forthe : ‘gishermé ¥
const? Twill "te “Sin, “tha there
lal an: “Immediate: wi ‘to “stop unem-
ployment’ ‘dnd. to: heli ‘Canadian. men
to, “give a Uitte: ‘more ‘comfart':to- their
wlyes “and, children, to Which. they, ' ‘are
entitled,” Why, sig,’ .
that.” ‘beneath’ ‘the: British ; Flag We
fonnd’ not? merely. afuatice ‘ind equity.
but considerntion:‘on the part: of those
who were: in. power. : ‘The | fishermen
at the. const, in’ their jvery own: har-
botirs, have to pay iwo. cents. a pound |?
on halibut, which is :taken’ ‘out. An: “pond.
and: ‘pent fo the: markets of the Infted:

‘the® “Pacific

ne

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have the -expected. resilis which were |/

ment having any thiag to do with the}¢

there he saw the Australian, parnkeet .

! Furthermore, comiug to ‘the ‘speach

iment do ing |"

¢. W. Dawson,

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five “years fre om now not merely would
every man be employed but we could |
eniploy one niillion’. more of. OUT OWn.
kith™ and kin, It. ‘is no use, “disguising
the’ ‘fact, siz, T will £0. further’ ‘and. say
that under our present policy the gov-
ernment of this country, to use a sim:
ileunderstood by nl, is taking a ghip
of, state: down a stream | whose. oud
and resounding : ror indicates’ ‘ that

not. anerely for Canada but for. the
empiie as well; Phat is a: _ statement
the truth, of - which any: man “who
Wishes to examine mnatterss will, see, for:
hiniself,- eo on !

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NATIVE WEDDING KITsEcuCLA

ee

- Ritwegnala: United ‘Chureh “was: a

lust week’ “when. ‘Bliss. F Flor
dnughter: ‘of. Me.’ : ‘and »
Howard: a Kitseguelii) _ becrar
wife: of. Staniley- Willltims, son: of, Jos.
and: “Ms. Willing, - Kitwangn..
artistic instincts: of. ‘the: “niutive-:
had. been ented into. ‘play, ‘and: they

Howard, ,

there are cataracts: of danger. uhead,

Q ‘ selections : von=-the- chureh - organ, ©

colovtil scene on: “Friday: afternoon, “of |*

4 ‘Agent, Mr.:
“the:

had : designed : “a most ‘artistic. - - floval ;
ow

flared silk sidrt featured the uneven
hemline,” Her beautiful veil of silk
heavily embroidered - chet was. caught.

up with a ‘bunch of orange blossoms. ae

‘Kitwanga - band, marched to church

a 2 :

ne ra
se ean es os ot

with .the ‘groom, afterward returning © §

‘to the home. of. thé bride where the.
bridal procession vas: formed. and to_
the chureh they. marched to strains of.
sireet music. At was a holiday in Bit-
segnela, Plags were. flying. anid all
seemed in: gnla atthe) |”

: While the reéords: were being siynedl
by- the contracting ‘parties, with Flora.
Rumpare , and, Marian Fowler : as wit-,,

‘nesses, Bert: Russel arendered: musical

Af-.
ter : ‘the “covemony’ -photagraphs*; ‘were ~

tuken-on.the . ehureh ’ btepa, -

the j 3 band: mirehed * ‘to. th: “banqueting:
hall wheré a. feast shad been. prepared.”
Out of. town guests were ‘the Indian:
Mortimer, ‘Mrs. Wm: Grant
ond: Milas ‘Holfé;! alt of. ‘Hazelton, i

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The ™ ‘pros
: cession ‘reformed; “and -accompanidd : dy: