AMERICAN CABLE NEWS.

Hokitika Guardian, 7 September 1925, Page 2

AMERICAN CABLE NEWS.

A us- 1 alia ,i *\ .A. lame -Assoeuilion.^ Canadian i.aitoi'U congress. yii taw a. Sep i. -(. .Mr Tom Aloore has been re-eleeteo for lhe cignlh time as lieaii ol tin Canadian I.about' Congress. BRINK F Ol- W .mw. VAXt ill) Ktt, Sept. o. A message hum San Patrieo state; that after a quiet visit s|iciit in riding. Hunting and polo, the Prince uf Wale, lei i on an Ks-lioiir hauling trip to Chile. CANADIAN Pl.lU TICS. OTTAWA, Sept. A Toronio message ,iiys that tin Premier (Mr .Mackenzie King) to-day uniiouiucil the dissolution ol Parliament. The elect inns will probably tak< place on October 211. All Bohn site* cecils Air Fielding at Minister oT T’iuniiir. Mr King said: "Alter him years' (eiverumeiit. without a visible majority in the House, null a Senate that is praet ieally jiostili*. and an Ojipositiou eon tiiimi dy thwarting important- measures tor no other person than that the OovernnieUl doe, not take up one extreme position ur another. I have i nine lo the < uin-i U'H oi ilia! it e lint 111 our national interests imt hm p. postpone the election.'

He -aid lie could see no sulltlloll lu the problems of taxation, and tin. ling I ol Ilia lei Hilly red 111 illg the ) IlO|j(. 1- 1 ,1. .\ part from the snlutloii ol nations h ■ luid four outstanding problems. lb- bad always contended that Cot eriintciil ownei-lnp ol railways should 1.-o given a fair trial. •f !m Premier announced the retention of M r Thurndui! as b-md of : lie national lines heiatise la* had demoii-l rated hioaj.a- it;, to administer the system to the s;n i'laetion of the public.