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PAGE TEN POVER NEASURES LIKELY T0 DELAY CINNONS SESSION Most Contentious Business Before House--History Repeats Itself WATERWAY PLANS Ottawa, April 11.--There are Indications that history will re- peat itself thts session of Parlia- ment inasmuch as power and can- alization plans are likely to afford the most contentious business be- fore the House. Last year it was the Georgian Bay canal scheme, sponsored by the Siftons, which held up the business of Parliament through 14 Must Men Fear Middle Life? "If Past Forty Years Old You Should Read This It is claimed that practically 65 per cent, of all men past middle life are afflicted with Bladder Weakness or Inflammation, Urin. ary Irritation and Prostatic Troubles, These conditions are now the accepted cause for many of the annoying ailments commonly associated with advancing years --such as aches in back, feet, legs and down through groins; frequent but scanty and paintul urination; _getting-up-nights; nervousness and loss of vitality. 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Tha Jer 4 41 he ll to certain powers _ to. the 18 Sn & Atlantic Canal & Power Company, which was incor- porated 24 years ago with general powers subject to govermment ap- proval. The company's proposal is to comstruct a 35-foot waterway from tide-water go the Great Lakes at an outlay of approximately $200.- 000,000. In the process some $00,000 horse power of electrical energy would be developed in the province of Quebec. The bill is scheduled to make its appearance im the House for second reading, though in defer- ence to members who have asked more time to secure knowledge of the general plan, the reading may be put off until later in the week. Under ry circumstances-- and with _a reference mow before the court@as to relative Dominion and provineial rights in power har- nessed on navigable waters--spon- sors of the Great Lakes bill would probably be invited: to hold it over until the court decision is made known. But the circumstances are not ordinary at present. * The govern- ment has fanned into flame pub- lic interest in the St. Lawrence deep waterway proposal with the admission that diplomatic nego- tiations with the United States with regard to it are in progress. Objections over the secrecy of ne- gotiations have been numerous, while protests as to the suggested folly of such a huge expenditure by Canada at present, and the un- wisdom inherent in joint control of a waterway lying mainly in Can- ada have been many and emphatic. All Canadian Sponsors of the Great Lakes and Atlantic proposal are energetically urging their project as meeting all the objections voiced in connection with the international proposal. Tt will provide, without cost to, or guarantee from the Dominion or provinces, an all Canadian water way, thereby relieving the country of financing and at the same time providing a route which Canada could control. The bill provides for a canal svs- tem from either Cornwall or Pres- cott to Lake St. Francis and thence to Beauharnois and back to the mr cmap ---------- THE OSHAWA DAILY meet this objection it is stated that the company has notified the departments interested of its will- ingness to complete the mavigation works and turn them over to the Government to operate without compensation, the power rights be- ing sufficient inducement t» pro- ceed with the work. The plans for the work which have been sub- mitted show a proposal to reduce the present number of locks be- tween tidewater and the lakes to fourteen, cach of 400 ieet width and so located as to reduce ine distance on each return trip from Montreal to Lakes Huron, Evie and Superior by upwards of 350 miles. The attitude of the Quebec Gov- ernment toward the general pro- position is said to have been in- dicated by the legislation granted the Beauharnois Light and Power Company at the recent session. On- tario"s position may not prove so favorable, although its interest at least in the primary stage of the development mooted--in a power sense--is declared to be limited. The Federal Government has not aken any public stand on the ques- tion as yet. GEN, MOTORS HEAD TO ADDRESS A.N.P.A. New York, April 11.--Alfred P. Sloan, Jr. president of the Gen- eral Motors Corporation, will talk to newspaper publishers and their guests at the annual banquet given by the Advertising Bureau of the American Newspaper Publishers' Association and set this year for April 26 at the Waldorf-Astoria. On the program with him will be J. N. Heiskell, of the Little Rock (Ark.) Gazette, who has a wide reputation as a humorous speaker; and the wise-cracking mayor, "Jim- mie" Walker of New York. Two other speakers may be added to this list. be furnished by the Advertising Club Singers of New York. A prize for every participant is promised by the committee plan- ning the 1928 golf tournament of the American Newspaper Publish ers' Association to he held over the course of the Westchester-Bilt- more country club, Rye, N.Y.. on April 24. Joseph Ridder, of Rid: der Brothers, is chairman of the St. Lawrence River in the neigh- borhood of Montreal. When the Georgian Bay bill wes | up last year the objection was raised that it placed control over navigation in private hands, To NO ts have for many years efficient, durable, economical reputation for service has gone electrical engineering, comes J oflats tok the initiative Br may were quick to realize that at, as well as use, in i most-used room in But this was one next. fithis wu only harmony into the Kitchen. Are you interested in a beautifully colored Range for your Kitchen? If so, write us for full particulars. MOFFATS LIMITED » committee in charge. 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The Duke, whose Perthshire and who spoke Gaelie before he spoke Inglish, listened with interest to plans discussed at the luncheon for the estahlishment by the Americin Jona Society, of a seat of learning in the Highlands of Scotland where there is, at present, no university. It is the hope of the society to help rehabilitate the technical oe- cupations of the Highlands, such as weaving, fishing, canning and other home industries which the effect of the world war greatly re- duced. The tentative plan embraces founding a university that will give a technical education in suitable- Highland industries as well as cul- MISS WPHAIL IS HELD AS EXAMPLE Free State Newspaper Ad. mires Anti-Imperialism of Canada Dublin, April 11.--The Repub- licans are pleased with Canada, es- pecially with her woman Member of Parliament, whom they hold up as an example in anti-Imperiulism to the Free State Government. 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THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1928 CHANGE RULES ~ FORTOURISTS Certain Equipment May Be Admitted Without De- posit Hereafter Montreal, April 11.--To expedite he movement of tourists entering nada the Department of Natiou- 31 Revenue has made several ¢hanges in the regulations govern- g the admission of tourists' out- ts and sportsmen"s equipment as ay be required for their own use hile in the Dominion. The arti- cles effected must be reported to the customs officer at the port of eptry subject to the following pro- visions: (a)--Guns, rifles, (not includinz revolvers or pistols), fishing tackle, golf clubs, tennis racquets and cameras, previously used by a tourist and imported by hime for hig personal use and actually in hi§ possession at the time of his argival in Canada, and dogs and other animals imported by tourists solely for hunting purposes or as pets, may be admitted without de- posit. - The articles are required to be reported on customs form E-29, as in the case of any other article comprising a tourist's outfit, with full particulars, such as descrip- tion, value and the amount of duty and taxes properly payable there- on, for purposes of identification on report outwards under customs supervision within six months. 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