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WONDERFUL DEMONSTRATION ' trr, "OF DEVOTION AND LOYALTY t .'-'loloato, May 6.-Facing the peat- .t. poutlcal gathering evg auxin-l " in Toronto-a gathering mire In, as perhaps no other one '. than; ever did below, the whole _ Province ot Ontario, in gathering pulw "ttine with intense enthusiasm,! which throng“! every inch of space in tho not Arena-sir Willrid Laurier doliverad his eloquent linkage. “The! n chiet" was at his best. The years' when“ from his shoulders and thel F2," ot youth flashed lrom his eyes. A; He warmed to the wonderlul ftaio.n-i “autumn ol devotion and loyalty; Pi 'r'read the bold-writ notice to all thel 'er Provinces that Liberalism, "ts! . once more alive, vigorous, aiiyieid and urea; throughout Ontario. I Legir0ation ram‘ ink" rm"! II' dhrrtmstarut,.Atmtratia, In“ mun"! m tNtgtnNrtisB with the liquor "me qetttrh among other prnaltus mu tttitts the tollowing ..- Netting irttoxiratimr drinks to an itttortcated normal or hahitual drunk "tt. F'ellinr to arty PORN“ apparent ly ttttder ttre agr of 2t, NINETY BARS WERE CUT OFF IN ONTARIO ON MAY 1 Nearly ninth bars “rm out of busin‘ss with the lust das Hr April “the! as the rrsutt of Im‘.l| option or in response In prlnnm m m kanse Coqtttttisitterg. i',3%ntendmy Enthusiasm Marks the Great/ttlt,',' ',e,'h1,,"Tr',' K, I .-. . lottopaplc,ad :-, POIltl-Ca] Gathering Ever I its/lt1'ht't 13:31: , . . Held m Tory Toronto io'dog.1"g',".t'urm, "bhame on him," cried a multi- tude of voices. "Shame, shame." echoed and reeehoed through the Vast. arena. WWW Dr. Clark drew himself up, and, with the line scorn of a while Brit- iisher, exclaimed: "Rhat do you think of these fellows in the. matter of British pluck and fair play ? Worsted in atguuwnt. though greater in n'mbers; heaten in their first crude atteant to put us down by physical force, they stopped the game in the middle to alter the rules." The intensity at the strong feeling ith surged throughout the great thering reached its climax when . Michael Clark, the British-rom Canadian Imperialism from Red Deer, #u’ribed the scene in Parliament “hall, at the behest of Mr. Harden and his Jollowers, Sir Wiltrid Laur- ier was prevented from speaking when the closure resolution was in- troduced by the present Premier. ‘ The demomtram n which inllnwml laid ill " those who "play the game" that way. Nothing like it has been soon be- tore. Within, some eight thousand Utusadiatts, many “I uhom had to tttand from beginning to end oi the meeting, gave unmistakable evidence cl their determination to have Bone tst retrogressive political manoeuvr- liag calculated to turn back young tioethood within the Fstupi.re. to the $llltt, colonial status of coatribu- OII and deprndenry. Alon-st "are tensety did they with"? theircon, apt and indignation at, the intro ction ot the "gag" in $'unora'.s Parliament. Without, over six unu- lzll people. turned many from the already crowded building, still in-l mud in proclaiming; their senti-l uts in repeatedly cheering for the'; real. Canadian. I It has a remarkable spectacle. The hen Peeling Reached a Climax "It is the part of Canada to go forward and tare her share of the defence; that the boats shall ive built, so tat as it may be done, by Canadian labor-thear, hetirt-equipped and maintMned by Ca" adian laror as well, manned by Canmtian sailors under the control of the Canadian Government. at the Canadian Parliament and oi the Canadian purple}. tCheers) . "Years ago, you " m remember, Toronto had her garrison. Que- bec had her garrison. Montreal had her Earrisom. These garrisons have been withdrawn, and Natalia has tilled the gap with our 'mn militia. (Applause.) Should not we young nations or the Empire strengthen the motherland tw replacing her overseas fleets by squtrl- drcns hnilt and manned by the young nat.ons" (Renewed applaus'e.) This was the policy laid drum in [9093 This is the pulley tor lowed try Liberalism in 1913. Hot what are “e told" What does the Govprnmvnt Far um" No, 1rpcirnttot do it/r-Sir Wilfrid Laurwr at the Arena in Toronto. T “I decided that it was the duty of the Canadian people to uv up the matter of deienve. and at eiiiwr shore In reReve Great Brit- ain to that extent, and takrupour shareoi the hurden. Honk that, stand: lhave slum- it, and 1ioneit to my rust. I “aul'rime Minis- ter then; I am now in Opposition. For you men here in Ontario at the last election the-question was Illa! of reciproeMy. In Iluebre it was not reciprocity, but was a question of the navy. The Nation- alistx denounced me." A Remarkable Spectacle 'ght Thousand People "our Sir Wilfrid laurior in Toronto LIBERALISM RR h CANADIAN NAVY , To any insane person or one tWa 9 tta'rly suspected to he msane. To um female m any bar or in int rum” o0acent, to a Ivar which H (N‘I'i‘lally twt apart for drinkutg. purpt MS, a mm hut less than trm M nu re tho Slit]. Anyone sr4ltnrr, liquor to an atrorit m..l ce PuluI-snm shall be fined ttoo r nu"r..<unnl tor onr"rnonth. male ltotars are hrtuorn 6 Mn. and II p. tty.. wrt: hats shut nu Sundays, Gord Frulm, Ilmslmax "ar, and tttt poll I": dass in mihnr tho state m ('mn mun wealth electrons, L, Naelettzie King, Dr. Michael Clark; Mr. Fred F. Pardee, 1'hiet liberal “hip; Mr. W. M. German, ILP., and many of the other Ontario lI‘ele'bEIS. Fl veral minutes helure the town-d (‘ljcftain entered Hz!" Arena his coming was heralded by the Fur longed and tunmltuous cheering with which he was greeted bv the vast disappointed throngs which' crowded the streets for blocks unable to se- cure a"mission. Again and again he was cheered, amid shouts ot "Bravo, Latter," "They wcn't gag you , Wilhal there was a tense inililancy: Ito the great Fathfl'llltg. Every reier-,i more to the "orden-Roxers “gag": inns grerted with wanes of hissing: [and "shames," while the tenant-st Iallusion to the insult shonn to Siri 'll'il rid Lprirr when the revered Lib-l Lem! thieitain was relused the right Jo speak in Parliament alter he had [been recognized by the Speaker. 'brourht forth such volumes ot groans' as tote evidence to the abiding and ttttiory,etVable sense at indignation' which characterizes tlntario l.iheral-: ism. It “as P. unique and significant) spcctncte in Tory Toronto to wit-l ness the greatest gathering in the (-itv's “story manifest. its stinging} crntempt tor the memes ol a GovL,' crmnent. which has shown itself. afraid to face the Canadian people? Last night's events scrolled unmis- takably the handwriting on the “Valli for the .!a',Tltt5.ytr,iis-Peneuer-san-i tel coalition in Ontario. A .Significant Spectacle. Sir Wit.iyid Laurier arrived at the Arena sharp at 8 o'clock. He was l accompanied by lion. George P. Gra- ham, Hon. Charles Murphy, Hon. W. . intensity ot the interest and enthur hum which characterized the whole proveedings was made strikingly man- ilest in the eagerness with which the mammoth throng tilled the Arena. Ly s o'chwk--tso hours before the scheduled hour ot comme-pm"- crowds were gathered around the alums intranets, 'and steady streams oi humanity were converging on the building iiotn all parts ot the city. There were thousands trom out ot town, and the badges they “are prov cla'mrd that every part of the Pto- Vince, trom the great unorganized districts or the north to the south- wistzrn peninsula, was represented. It “a: Liberalism arched, eager, enthusiastic. yea, and militant. Ruh- bing shoulders was the veteran, tKluwer/ire:, and wrinkled with the bat:h.s of yesterday, and the clear- r)‘ell, strung-limbed youth whose strong and resinJit Nrraudits rang with enthusiasm for the struggles of the marrow. There were hundreds ot ladies, “hose interest and .‘ithusiasw were evidenced time and again in the gay 'tuttering of showers of ker- chiefs. at. " atta9. Innly rentmly uhivh has Icmnplno cures lor Ira lt2 00, A ten-bl. Peach whim: an" . TI pm- lil '/J,r,'e2ttrg,Q ll '0..- encu u m. o a I s an. alga» 'ut)',")','?,,".',.'.,',,",','.' In tth t"ht= "innit-1...; 2liit.'2,hl'2h'if,id a. “on re- 'MI). Pay 'at D_r.4eyan's Female Pllb i “This meeting." he continued, I“his hem callrd in response to a lsxonXanuus request to protest ,against the method with which the ;Govcrmncnt proposes to deal with P..?: great question, and against the .arbitrary manner in which the Gov- Ternment is seeking to force its way _against what we believe to be the Itrest interests of but country and the I Empire. MITARD'S LINIMENT CURES D.CNDRUFF'. SAND]. is the 1tF.LIAi'mF, ctutr' fur Gall Stones. Kidney Trou- ble, Kimmy Htoms, "ladder Slum-s. Gravel, Lumhaqo, ,anl all disarm-s arising from Uric Avid. Price $1.50. snows A?iT't-DtAItr'.Ttrys is the For salts at all Leading Drugysla- Allrtt & Cochrane, J. L, Rochester, Ltd t That-shout the entire meeting the gnarl-non! audience lost no opportun- litv to manilest its sentiments. The 'rirsst mentioned by "on. Charles "dtprtrtty of the Bat? ot "that un- !aehipulous gentleman, Hon. Robert Hours," a great shout ot derision trut up. A unite haired veteran. iuhu Ind csconsnl himself at the mm in! the hall near the was tate lis, rose, and shaking his hand, ex- Nairned: "We'U bury him to-night fifty tret deep." And the old man came in for a prolonged cheer. [ As the meeting wound up shortly after 10.30 Sir Wilfrid and his col- leagues hurried from the Arena to catch the train tor Ottawa. Hum dreds of men and women surged to the exit by the speakers' platform, being hrld back only by the police. As Sir WiKiid, Mr. Pardee, Mr. Gra- ham and otheis passed down the steps they were bombarded with the Wirst of tralutations and farewells. "t ome back again, . Sir Wilfrid,“ said one. "You'n be Premier, when you return," declared another. liramlnn, Man., May 5.--The public market fully justified itself as, the' beat insurance against the high cost of living when, on Saturday, it was the, means of trans letting many tons of garden and dairy produce from the producer to the gusumer without the costly intervention oi the middle- man. Dairy butter, sold at stores arolnl " cents, changed hands at 25 cunts; eggs sold for I9 cents a dozen, potatoes 30 cent: per trushel, and other produce snowed like sub- stantial reductions. This was the biggest day since the market started in Winnipeg on a larger scale. ' A: the [Mud the Arqpa 1mm 'tr/tste,,,,: - ta luau or the van cam-d unob- ,thoa.tre. In and women clllnbed - ‘on their chairs, and cheered enthu- ‘lastically min and. again. The re ception we one never duplicated be- lore in an: city. and mined "tb- ‘bated minute alter minute. A; Mr Wilfrid waded " way up the crowd- ed tales to the platlorm More: Ieatt- ,ed torward to clasp his hand, and 'tuo old Veterans insisted on clapping hit. approvingly on the back. When he reached the platform the enthu- laem broke forth atresh and continued in voll:y after volley until he had to 'raise his hand tor the longdelayed silence. There were In preliutimaries, and the filamentous meeting started immediately. And thus ended the most historic and inspiring meeting ever held by a political party in the Ontario cap! BRANDON _ MARKET ELIMINATES litBlMIlthlt Sun! tor Frre Literature. THI'I SAW". MA?0'F'At'Tttt1NG I“), LT'" ' Winnipeg, Man. ital. Hun. w. l.. Mackenzie King, t'hair- man, rising to "pen the meeting, set lunh that toth political parties were agreed on the aim to give aid to the naval defence of the Empire. They were united in aim, and it was only in method that the parties were not agreed. "A united Canada and a Utt- ited bhosire is the aim of all, no matter what his creed, his political affiliations or his race. But as to methods there is aylirerenee oi opirv', ion; 1 to the node," and “Urn waiting lo: than a an ballot boa." it ill a sis-mean spectacle to: th. and: ot Tory Toronto, “my." "the -b,"_"Dei" Ml SANOL’S ANN-DIABETES Parties United in Aim whhas a "turd oi lor Diabetes. Price The sense at the two reports is Con- mined in the summing up. viz, hy the majority, retort, “Your commit- tee therefore reports that after a lull and complete enquiry your commit- tre tinds' that there is absolutely no evidence to support the charges re- terred to and they have no founda- tion in tact." Ant by minority report, "In 1iew ot the foregoing (resume of the evid- ence) this rommittce recommends that the Legislature be requested to appoint a royal commission to in- vesttgato the mimic subject at the ehargrs that “are referred to the Committee on t'ritilogrs and Elec- tions. in order to seem-r full, tair and impartial investigation." Toronto, May 6.-HCanadian Press.) --A dozen reporters were on hand this morning when the Privileges and Ht-. ections Committee met to prepare their report oi the Proudioot charges. The newspapermen, however, were not admltted to the deliberations of the committee and it was 11 o'clock when the committee adjourned and it became possibie for the press to learn anything of what had been done. Majority Region No Evidence to Support Charges While Minority Ask for Royal Commission "Agreed on a report," said Chair, man Ferguson, "Sure, we did better than that. We have agreed on two reports at least, the majority have agreed on one report and the minor- ity on another." Thr. American Peace Congress awaited gesolutiws urging the repeal oi the clause in the Audma Viutat act exempting, American coastwise vessels trom up payment of tolls. MINARD’S LINIMENT FOR SA L I? F, T ERXM'I I ER E. Justice Benjamin Russell ot the Supreme Court of Nova Scum). said it was a settlrd understanding among the En'liSh-spcaLing peoples of the uotld that no posstblc question could arise tetwcen than that was not tunable ot adjustlwnt without re- course to thesword. "The determination ot the Fhsr,listw speaking peoples." he said, "that “in will cohelude their disputes by peaceful .means is Mat and irrevoc- able, and must in the nature of things Ivave a trrmendous iniiuenee on the world at large. "No one éxpects or desires a Poli- t'eal univn between the United stat- rs and Great Britain. Hut there is a growing sense of unity that must guide the future actions of both peo- pies." . In no aunts-r. W. "I BEST not". DYE. on on hy..Why ya don't own In" lo Mm KIND of CI“. your Good. an and. our Fin-[n m Mule. Mr. Justice Ridden, Justice of the Supreme Court of Ontario, reviewed the h'stoty ot British-American le- iaiions for the last hundred years. and said that questions more dim- cult of settlement than any settled by war had been ndjusued peaceluily between thy: tuned States and Great Britain. IN BUSINESS "it is simply a Part ot the pro- gress of civilization. " minutes with the growing recognition that the true interests 01 nations are not eoafrwting, but identical. 1hr more “on“, Government. and turtle-sate employed the less they have to tight atout.‘j about." Dual lot ia-EariFiaaor, MI". I“ “new”. mg!!- a! "who. ". we can" _ n. 'oeoeBo.N.Rtr.ttARosrrq ca. nun-a. Munro-I Lon-lo. St. Com. la, Hart-“Canada Shot and the United states have In the and an world the example at . new kind 01 Wu in mutation-I relation,” and John Into Sh: Lewis at Toronto n the totuttt doubt American Peace Congress here you- The tent”. Mr. Lewis spoke on “The ot Mood Identity at the Interests ot .e Ugg- At , ind State. and Canada." q "elP_eee- "The modem peace mOVemeIt is not vilioury or sentimental, neither is it wholly Md upon business itt- M" may..." aid Mr. Lewis. AND HANNA Jnirl1illlhsfllfi0 Indy; 03.: Manual at "£363.11 American a: tettlied. From her lawyer, a Mr. Knight when: Beach, who. she said, advanced her the money on some- iewetlery, and that she had re- wind no Assistance from Oshawa. Then she Mmito'd having been met upon her arrival in Toronto hy her counsel, Mr. Swans‘on, an] Dr Kaiser. h. Mr, W E, N. Sinclair, M P.P., coun- sel tor the deien v, asked her where Bhe got the money to come to "str any. I Asked how it - she was faking the matter up at this time, witness lsaid ahe and her daughters had de- ‘cided when Mr. Watson got the di- iorce they would lay penny try penny away until they got money enough tp brings charge against him for pen jury and oblaining the divorce under false pretenees. She was working in a doctor's omen tor $7 a week when she received newspaper clippings from Dr. Kaiser about a month ago, saying Mr. Watson Fatt been appuime'il Po- lice Magistrate at Ottawa. She thought it was an imustice and do- cided to come to Oshawa and lay the charge. Asked how mud: ofa hank mount mend” "any“ 'aunt sun " pm; ans About 3100. In coming to Oshawa to lay the charge Mrs. Watson‘s sole object. she said. was to protect the people or Oshawa trom having a man dis- pensing justice to them who did not know anything about justice him- self. She said she and her three daughters had suffered all kinds ot abuse from Mr. Watson. She had married Mr. Watson at Lakeneld, Ontario, in 1878 and lived With him until 1904. Everything had not been pleasant in their home right from the "trst. Mr. Watson- drank heavily during all the time that they lived to- gether. except the last two rears, ‘ulirn he insisted on a. separation in 1904. She agreed to it, and he had already driven two of their daughters away from home by Inst: ine insinuations against their char- actors, and life was-almost unbear- able with him. I When they separated the wife got the money fromthe sale of their itir- niture. aner. Watson agreed to pay her 812 a week. She moved to Chi- cago when they separated, later' to Lansing, Michigan, then to Battle Creek, and from there to California. Mr. Watson sent her the money he promised tor six months then it stop- pod. so thinking it had gone astray in the mails she wrote to him about it. She claimed to have received a very thusive letter in answer. sayin' hehad not Bent “to last installme; or her allowance, nor did he intend to; he was tired of supporting her with money, and be was going to Dakota to get it divorce and rid himself of this "outr1esomo enctuntr- ranoe. Mrs. Watson burned the letter without answering it, she said, as it was so abusive. and heard nothing more directly from him until she re- ceived notice at his divorce proeted- ings youth Dakota in 1907. She bad d nothing about it as she had no funds. . Received Payments tor Six Bonus D-FIRST WIFE TEsrmEs Mrs. Annie L. Watson, the complainant was the first witness called. and was on the stand all the morning. The defendant admitted his marriage to her, but a sensation was created in the courtroom, which was tiiledtoits capacity with citizens in- terested in the case. when the cum- plainant admitted she came here at the instigation of Dr. Kaiser, an the latter has been bitterlv onposed to Mr. Watson's holding the position oi' Poltce Magistrate in the town. Oshawa, May l.--Pollco Magistrates loving with Watson of Oshawa, who was arrested The prosecution chimed that, here Sunday night on an ieormation beingaBritish aubiect, he would laid by his timt wife, who came all have to be domiciled In the Fun the way from Long Beach, California. States below his diwrce would be tocharlte him with bigamy, came up'tal'd, which. they claimed, he was foraprelimittary heaAng before Jus- not at any time, and his divorce not lives oi the Peace C. li. ,',i','rsi'i'iik'iiyi valid his second marriage made and B. Mothersill. and was committed him liablo tor bigatny, and cited cases tor trial at the June Asslzes. Mr. D. in more this. A. J. Swanson conducted the pros0- Mr. Sinclair, Mr. Watson's counsel, cution. madea poworlul argument for dis- _W._._1. wen, gagged with OSHAWA POLICE MAGISTRATE B COMMI'I'I'ED RR TRIAL Short. handed out US than.“ dollar gold watch mil two diamonds, and than a the robin: continued his much, opened Are through the cur- talim irith humus revolver. Robber turned and.empticd his revoke: into Short'l berth, ”was on bullet. into Show: head. another in his The tail had can to a stop, and the desperado nod. leaving a train ot blood. Tallinn expect later to r - his body dead. At the hospital Short is not "New! to recover. mailman toe Joplin I'm held up thin mum; by an urunaaked.tuandit, is; but!“ a. car have an - pace-get; Armed with a revolver he went through tho at laying “and until he can: to the berth ot dense Short, minimum mm was. . Bigamy, Hai PrehGinary Hearing After Divorce Was Obtained it. The esidence brought out the facts that Mr. Watson. an" I short. resi- 'dence in South Dakota in 1907, had received a divorce, and had come {back to Oshawa, Canada, and gone trom there to North0eld, Michigan. where he was [named in 1908 to Mary L. Karin, the woman he is now The divorce court had adjudged Mrs. Scott guilty of contempt of court in circulating among her friends a report ot the case heard "in camera," in which sherhad been accused m inlidility but had been vindicated. The Lord Cuncenor's opinion, i: reversed the judgment tor contempt had sustained. . COURT OPEN TH EVERY SUBJECT. London, May 5.-In giving judgment the Urd Chancellor said "Every Court of Justin in the land is open to every subject of the King and the court has no power to sit otherwise than with (men [In-1r: " British Courts of Justice Open fir, _ Subjects of King lt .Sinclair insisted on thi' 0cm- pln. ant being held as a witness at the . . and the Magistrate bounn ber over to appear at tae tual on net 01"! band at £100 Mr. Sinclair, Mr. Watson's counsel, madea poyorful argument ior dis- missal, but the Magistrates (alumin- ed thedeteadant tor trial at the June Asxizpr . 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KIDNEY 1fll,'hafgllt DISEASE rcllu3hU'P. left:,' Att letters from Canada must he nddrelsed to our Canadian Correspondence Depart- _meut in. It'in.et,.or.tt. " you detiie to mum but had been vindicated. . in which other Lord's concurred today t of court which the court of W i--Hecret proceedings in dixorce Ind (llillllWilllglit "MIT-ll-WI" WALKER”)! ost, Ma'e Ayn. “I have been in ,"vtlat,,', in business for O good many yam and many of my lownsmen know that a} health. for long rind: WW _ My trouble queextreme H.erveii-q, brought on by Indigestion Ind Dye. pepsin, from which I am in “It most severe form. It in lo M 'N I could not sleep before then! to. the morning. I noticed one of your published testimonials of“ Me had used "Fruit-a-tten." for Migu. trouble Ind asked Mr. Hunter.’ my druggist, his opinion on the matters-d he advised their use. I Waite” procured several boxes nod! nylon-ed to Bay that I now enjoy spiel . health and could not possibly feet better. I can eat with every degree oil-W and sleep without an effort. labour” advise anyone .ufteriug hour I he complaints. to commence using "rruit-tives". ALEX. MCCARTEK. 5oc. a box, 6 for 'ago-trio" sue, age, At dealersor f ron Fruit-a-tiva Limited, Ottawa. The in: and mast durable m for Flam, Furniture 3:?!de Campbell/Gil-il/tlids, In...“ Tho, Cunt "In. A“ The: Will Cu. '00 ' 1i,i.1r?r"tTu.rEF.rFs'" '2i'At,tisid=,t'h,'gMtts' “minding tibeit. ”cola. ASK OUR SAVShtA.N ’03 . CONRA D BROS. ”Slump-emu roams?“ - T, be possible except .by de.livered tm-day by the Ann "Inf: tiiiia'iriti'i'iiit, rem may “I