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: Ws --- ~The Ontario Reformer VOLUME 51-- No. 20 Thursday and faturday Tuesday, Published at Osnawa, Ont, Canadas OSHAWA, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1922 WORLD EVENTS: THEIR SIGNIFICANCE. Pa] - y William Banks. Is British' Columbia to remain a "white man's country"? In other than the Pacific Coast sections of Canada that would sound like a rath- er surprising question, Out there it is a very lively as well as a serious issue, So grave indeed that after an all day debate in the Canadian House of Commons, a resolution was passed 'in favor of the "effective re- striction" of Oriental immigration into Canada, Throughout the debate there was clear indication that the feeling of the country is for the ex- clusion altogether of Orientals who come with the idea of colonizing or making their homes in Canada for a long period. The fact that Canada and Japan are about to discuss the mense importance to all. racial antagonism that bear themselves with the air of conquering race. real diplomacy in as against them alone. affairs as 'a nation, about her status within the Empire The whole question is one that is hedged about with perplexities and dangers. Chin- ese do not arouse anything like the the Japan: ese do chiefly because they do not There is need for the handling of the whole matter since it is ohvious that while Japanese are in the main the cause of the anxiqty on the part of those who are studying the situa-| tion, it would be difficult to: proceed | The debate and the problems which were shown to exist are another reminder that Canada has taken her place in world Hair splitting the excitement of battle, enlisted in considerable numbers in such a legion some time ago. But they com- plained -of bad usage by their task- masters and there was a tremendous falling off in recruiting. LJ * . France, like every other country in Europe, is forced to resort to dras- tic measures for economy's sake. One measure recently taken was the dis- mistfal of 50,000 government em- ployees. This does not, however, mean that the permanent civil ser- vice whice is very extensive, has suf- fered to that extent. The vast ma- jority of those now let out were aux- iliaries taken on during the war per- fod, France, in common with most of the nations, has found the un- tangling of the skeins left by war, to be a tedious and difficult task. ! Armies of employes were built up everywhere for various departments whose reason for existence passed with the end of the war, But the] demobilizing of most of those has a Yearly Sunseription $3.00 Slagle Coples 5 Cents Second Section--Pages 9-12 rr --_-------------- Garis' Bedtime Stories & UNCLE WIGGILY AND THE SWEET WATER Copyrighted, 1921, by McClure News. paper Syndicate, (By Howard R, Garis.) "What's the matter, Sammie?" asked Uncle Wiggily one evening as he stopped at the home of the little rabbit boy to pay a visit. 'You look cposs and unhappy.' "Heo is," ting her corncob doll to bed, "He hasn't got his home work done and 1 have mine all finished!" "Hu! Yes! Such home work as [ have!" grumbled Sammie, "The lady mouse teacher wants me to learn all about the trees in the woods---how to tell which is a maple, which is a pine and which has the white hirch said Susie, who was put- N v And, of course, next day, not know- ing his lesson, he was kept in after school by the lady mouse teacher, Sammie had to write, fifty times, the sentence: "The pine tree has long, green needles for leaves." "And tomorrow," said the lady mouse, as she told Sammie he might go, "I hope you will know mere about the trees, little rabbit boy." 4 Sammie didn't say anything. He just hurried out of the hollow seump school, anxious to. find Jackie and Peetie Bow Wow, the puppy dog boys, to play marbles with them. But all the animal boys had gone on through the woods long ago, and Sammie was so fussed up, from hav- ing been kept in until he missed hav- ing fun, that he did not notice which way he hopped. And, hefore he knew been a much longer job than was the| case in the demobolizing of most of | the actual combatants. The Finance | ICommissioner of France has made | the proposal to cut the salaries of | Ministers, members of Parliament and | the leading permanent officials of the government services. In Britian al-| 180 estimated government expenditures | are being cut with a sharp axe. One| recommendation of the Economy | Committee calling for aggregate re- In the spring of 1923 the North mob and anotifer was ductions of one hundred million ipo. mo5a Chureh expects to commem- [tower higher than that pounds has been adopted to the ex-|,.. 0 jig first jubilee. The Bang-Kah est temple in the eity. This church is tent of half that amount. There i8|,,,,0regation whose pastor is the son- {now too small, and altogether in to be a reduction of about sixteen |i, ,.\w or Dr, G. L. McKay, of Tor {adequate for preaching purposes, million pounds in naval expenditures, | o,,, are building a new church, and land Sunday School work including those covered by the BC hone to make the opening event a| A new church is to be buiit, cepted proposals of the Washington | ;,.,i16, celebration, | Mr. MacLeod, who has addressed armament conference, as againsg| i | congregations on many RIGA twenty-three million recommended | let me quote what Dr. McKay says i since ue Can BUS Tevor by the Economy Committee. {about the Bang-Kah city. "Atl every| ed nis als | Ul ot ! | "ee visit, when passing through the nix ARE py or Rigen Of course there are differences of [streets we are maligned, jeered at, lthe present Soper unity through hi opinion on the matter of naval redue-|and abused. Hundreds ®f children | ages obi tha Refornor.. ol fetting tion 'but Britain is determined to live run ahead, yelling with derisive | P readors know that he is eying up to the principles of which sheishouts, other fellows pelting us with | 0 Le 00 0 Fee (00 organ subscribed at Washington. At thelorange peels, mud and rotten eggs. | =o a hall tor the atirons If same time there is a feeling over |For hatred to foreigners, for pride, anv Oho interested in the Formosa there that the Dominions are not swaggering ignorance and conceit, should this and wish to welp playing the game in respect to their {for pguperstition, hangthy, double- please forward. contrib ations how. share of the still staggering naval faced wickedness, Bang-Kah takes | 0 small. to Mr. Maclwod=47 Rit- burden. Lord Lee, First Lord of [the palm." tion road woith i to i a tov. the Admirality, gave expression Lo} Tho first church a laco. Yale | this view in an address in which he) | recalled that the Imperial Conference! had agréed that the maintainance of | | the Empire navy was the common | New Way to Make (Continued on page 12). Jams and Jellies question of immigration from the lat- ter country was the only thing that saved the House from placing itself on record as against such a class of immigration altogether. Frankly there is a very strong feeling against the Japanese in the West. All along the Pacific coast of this continent they are making a foothold. As most people know they are an aggressive race. In the language of one com- mentator they do not "walk softly" They have acquired much land, fish- ing rights, and concessions, lumber leases and business, and in other ways are planting themselves as a race that has come to stay and to have a large part in the affairs of the coun- try. No one pretends that it 1s pos- sible to assimilate them, British and Oriental stock do not do that, If they were of the races that readily coalesce with those which laid the foundations of this country and are its chief peoples so to speak, there would be no problem. But when one finds the Canadian Minister of Im- migration himself admitting that ex- isting conditions are a menace to white supremacy on the Pacific Coast, there is reason for apprehension in all parts of Canada. What is a dan- ger Lo one of our provinces is of im- bark. J know that last one, any- how." "Well, may continue for some time without altering the faet. LJ * At a time when Canada is looking for the expansion of her trade abroad | anfl especially with sister Dominions, itis curious to note that the recent!y revised Australian tariff confines the preference to Great Britian alone, This follows the line of previous legis- lation but there had heen a confident impression that ap alteration was te be made and that an Empire prefe:r- ence was on the way, - New Zealand has also lately had a tariff revision. In this preference was given to ail British Dominions. Subsequently this was withdrawn in so far as it applied to Australia pending nego- tiations for reciprocity between the two. These have now heen complet- ed and await the sanction of the re- spective Parliaments. - LJ it, that rabbit boy was lost in the woods. Yes, just as tr I'm telling you, Sammie was ing forest, and he didn't know which way to go to get to his home! He hopped first this way and then that, until he was all tangled up, study | well, if 1 can't find my own bur- BOE | vow house maybe I can find where | Uncle Wiggily lives," thought Sam- mie, as he gave a big jump, thinking he heard a Fox in the bushés, But it=was only a black crow Mr. hege * Same (Continued on page 12) it would be good for you to know all the trees," said- Uncle Wiggily. "We rabbits have to eat tree hark very often It is well to {know the trees." 'Pooh! I don't think Sammie, "Im not going [this old lesson, anyhow I'm to look at my picture book!" Aud though Susie told her brother he'd better study, and though Uncle Wiggily said it was not hard for a rabbit boy to learn the different | | kinds of trees, Sammie would not listen, so!" said to built with a of the high- "Please, Crow," - Rev. 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Perhaps the lady isla fraction of the effort and skill re- waiting for the chance of the last|guired by the old highly wasteful | word .----Hamilton Herald. methods. The new way is as easy | It is well to remember. however, as A.B.C. By following the Simplest | SHILOH STOPS [that the only girls who leap from rules the most inexperienced house- ; strangers' automobiles are those Who wife can produce perfect jams and | THAT COUGH of in the | I"'or grown-ups. or children. Safe, lclimb in.-- Rochester Times-Union. jellies of quality unheard ! home and impossible to attain by the | J sure and efficient. Small dose - old wasteful, laborious methods. means scolomy, und does Hoty {One simply asks at the grocers for| § 39c, 6oc and $1.20. 4 {Certo and then follows the direc- | "A" NEARLY {tions. That is all. KILLED HR What is Certo? It is pectin, anit} Brew This Fine pectin is one of the elements Nature | | Be | Spring Tonle Yoursel | | makes jelly'":jell." 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