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f Is too difficult for us MAY WE DO YOURS All Work Warranted Te Watchmaker and Graduate Optician The each Circuit JACKSON Editor and Proprietor A JACKSON N W M A HI U QUALITY PROMPT SERVIOE all THE PAINT iop -J- J Is Mackenzie King Vf Builders Painters Blacksmiths Eleo and Automobile Supplies South End Lumber Yard I The Bin is Nearly Empty Order at once a t of AiVanementM lyiiieutttoMai Medical for new plait of- providing aUendance for- troops and billeted villages rid towns where the medical officer of the battalion is unable superintend tiro entire work of bis unit Civilian prac titioners will lie- instructed to act as medical officers for these small squads of recruits and will be paid according to the numbers to be attended At the convention of the On tario Association of Fairs last week Howell K M pleaded for a largely increased output of farm products that Canada might bear the financial burden imposed by the war with out strain Toronto Weekly Jan 1910 the of the appears a remarkable article and Mr Labor ami Capital is only half of its title the othcrvlialf is the Partners The- of Ihearticiey its es sentially that reduced to their simplest terms- labor and I togeihor it s wli k of lie and accepted ballot nearly 85 his visit- to Colorado has done more than Volumes of and argument to reveal him as a of intense social seriousness and very appears 1 Goal r J BEST P Pearson Order from Carters John E Murphy INCORPORATED BANK ofTORONTO Canadian Standardbred Horse Society decided at their an nual meeting last week to ask that the speed tests for standardbred horses be again placed on the program of the Canadian Nation al Exhibition was sent lo jail for thirty days by Judge Chester last week Speaking to the prisoner the Judge said wont slop you so we will try what a term in jail will do The York Hangers seas battalion was inspected last week by Col Campbell men strong were minuiely in spected together with all equip ment and records and the colonel at the finish expressed himself as being pleased with the men and every detail of the working The City Treasurers Dept is carrying ona vigorous campaign capital arc muscle and men their re a discarcfthe colored in human rela- that do not live to they also live to play lp mingle with their- to love to worships that the lest of success of our social is which- ev ery man is ftee 16 realize- his highest and and That if bitterness is to avoided in industry a dealing with his employes must in that he is dealing with hu man beings flesh and blood with hearts and souls This article which is not out to the whole fu ture fit labor and is of special interest to Can adians in that it calls to niind an association formed more than a year ago the writer the article and the former djari Minister of Labor Hon Mackenzie King The article in fact itself deaLs with this as sociation and does so in a man ner which will- he of interest to all Canadians who have shared a glass of prejudice arrive at a right estimate of his worth as a it was not Canadian opinion of him a year ago Even should known him ho such thought Certainly Colorado and the held quite other view Today popular feeling toward Rockefeller Jr has shifted from ah attitude of suspicion and soiiie quarters enmity however illfounJed a- sense of and honor When Mackenzie- Kihg was chosen from among the worlds specialists to conduct the world wide inquiry into industrial- rela tions while there was pride in the that he a Canadian had been chosen for this work there was not a little withholding of favor on account of the fear that he might lo lost to Canadian public life Though Mr King himself provided against this by accepting the appointment only upon the condition that he should a citizen and resident of for the of income taxes half of labor both while con- pride in Mr Kings worjc on he- Canada and he at liberty to con- Paidup Capital Reserve Fund Q438 382 The Convenience of Savings Account Deposits at any Inters Is Monty li Is Safe and not likely to be spent Yon funds may withdrawn as Branches in Ontario QuoUc and the West NEWMARKET BRANCH M LISTER Manager OF ALL KINDS LUMBER LATH SHINGLES -ALSO- P08T8 ETC 8A8H MOULDING AND TRIM Our Inside Trim is Through Our Shrink After It Is Put Up and Will Not NEWMARKET BANKOFMONT ESTABUSI BOARD OF DIRECTO Mr I v-jiKn- 1- CGW up Undivided Profit Oct Department iJepwJUof received iiJrjtcrctalloyedatIiijhc5tctrreDt Sayings attention G Ross Manager Newmarket Branch T7 The New Transcontinental 1 wvvnwuviivm I nave WESTERN CANADA Mi Cedar Men Winnie gMutooa EdaMlcA is rJ I I S lM a- grfrflofi Iron Cfnrf Trunk Co from citizen a who have disputed liability in the past It is a case of pay or be sued That girls and women are ready to- help in making of munitions was apparent- at a meeting of a number of girls engaged in Red Cross work this week At the meeting a member of the Wo mens Emergency Corps asked how many would he willing to help and sixteen of those pres ent responded There was a determined effort upon the part of the municipali ties represented at the Toronto- Hamilton Highway conference with the commission under Chairman George at the Parliament Buildings to shoulder the excess cost of the highway upon the cities of Toronto and Hamilton it was suggested that the road was more for the benefit of city motorists than for country people Four men were arrested on Hat- unlay charged with seljing li quor on the streets lo soldiers and were dealt with In the Police Court satisfactorily A named McDow ell was fatally crushed while en gaged shunting at the Gas Works siding A raid was made on a disor derly house in Keelo St on Sun day night Several arrests were made It is said liquor was A unique service was held at Avenue Presbyterian Church Inst- Sunday when men of the congregation who had enlisted and will probably leave shortly for overseas joined with other members and ad- of the church in patri otic service Mr J Simpson an so it iff said Aid for and claiming damage On Thursday of In a I week a plumber working at the Parliament dropped dead at He bad been talking to a friend when he suddenjy expired Fire did damage to the Co Queen last week graduates of Hie lo- Flying School who been sent to have received confirmation of rank which make them eligible for ac tive servieeT Mrs who her life in the late Ore at the Building at Ottawa was a daughter of Mr Joseph Waller and Frederick students Of the Faculty of of Toronto are brothers of the j censed lady Additional guards have been Hall of the Work has been renewed oil the Jaosilovue civic ear line The is thai the it Meeting olber day not been thought of long of throwing away socks the feet part is worn mil If hey would send them back could be repaired hi half be of and wool would be saved FOR FLETCHERS I with the Department of Labor of Canada and since in the wider field of opportunity accord ed him through association with the Rockefeller Foundation Why He Chose Mr King Speaking of thecircumstances wMiich led to the Rockefeller Foundation as a part of its work the investigation of industrial relations and of the choice King for its direc tion Mr Jr refers in his article to the- industrial disturbances in Colorado of a year or two ago in the following very frank and straightforward way Their many distressing fea tures gave deepest con cern I frankly confess that I felt Chore was something fundament ally wrong in a condition fairs which possible the loss of human lives engendering hatred and bitterness and brought suffering and privation upon hundreds of human beings I determined therefore that in so far as it lay within my power would seek some means of avoid ing the possibility of similar conflicts arising elsewhere or in the same industry in the future It was in this way Moil came to recommend to my colleagues in the Rockefeller- Foundation the instituting of a series of studies into the fundamental problems arising out of industrial rela lions Many others were explor- the same Held but it was foil I that these problems affect- ing human welfare so vitally that an institution such as the Rocke feller Foundation whose purpose as staled in its charter is to promote the wellbeinfe of throughout ififl World could not ilr- duty or its opportunity This in securing the services Mr 1 formerly of an iuvtsigation with a special view o he Ian guage of an lid I to Hie Of some mutual re lationship between labor and wbieji would afford labor the protection it needs oppression and while at he Us ivuniil of production- i sens was I his iiiiuiry lo restricted the problem was he and Of it the of Mir several of Ihevnrhl was drawn upon neither to apportion blame in ex- past nor to Justify of view but solely be slruclively helpful and only test of li ho I ho de- which the growing out of liin vesfitfiitiou between The New Minora Constitution deals with wiat is as the whleh since been the of the and Iron Company which Mr John l Rockefeller is and I of give every employ voieehift and aspira- his interest in its public affairs there were some who doubted the possible of an association seemed to bring in near relations to other two men who were supposed to ideals wholly out Of accord with each other Most Canadians knew the one man as a Canadian for gen erations back as a man of social sympathies inherited from a revolutionary grandfather and intensified by close personal con tact with men in a multitude of industrial conflicts The other talked with John Rockefeller Jr none knew him well But the name Rockefeller was synony mous With wealth and it was part of the accepted of the country that with the name there must also be all the foibles and faults which frequently attach to the wealthy A Conflict of Personalities Naturally there was confusion in the minds of many Opinion concerning Mackenzie King was based upon knowledge gained from firsthand contact Ac quaintance with the younger Rockefeller had been gained from the unsure history of newspaper headings The personality of the one man as thus misunderstood seemed to furnish contrast and conflict with other at almost point Mackenzie King had declared through his work in Canada bis ambition to bo of public John Rocke feller Jr was thought l be am bitious only for himself King trusted in the power of public opinion to effect the righting of social wrongs Rockefeller did not recognize its force shunned all publicity feared Hie public could not be made to deisland The man of wealth had always been wealthy The Can adian had had make his own way and had more once felt the pinch of necessity The one man was thought to he antagon istic to labor Mackenzie King was known to he quite differently minded in his thought of labor bad always included labor lea dors among his friends Jiad drafted legislation which had proved the greatest boon lo Canadian work- cliried to ihe- change wjiichrhacoine about in Ihe pub- lid towards John Roekoftdler Jr- Slider siaiiiljhg of due associaiiori with Mackenzie King and which have out of that association 16 1 the trustees of the Foun dation the proposed investigation of industrial Mackenzie King met Mr Rocke feller but was well aware of the feeling shared regarding him which only prejudice and lack of and misinformation caii create While in New York anil in close conversation with Mr Rockefeller Jr a man of lie was astounded to discover that this man con cerning whom many could say no word possessed a of singular a deep moral purpose that could not shaken ideals or life like to own was truly a dis covery Others within the- nar row circle business and personal bail been aware of the wealth of spirit and principle and energy that was stored up in his naturehut the knowledge had been for them Macken zie King had gone to New York ready Mo advise concerning an industrial problem but with no sinUllcst thought of forming any continuing association He came away with feelings of resentment that a man such as he had come to know should be the victim prejudice and misunder standing He came away also with the determination that oth ers should know of the discovery he had made The efforts which followed swift upon that deter mination have borne fruit in a thousand ways ReaplngTlme Is Not Yet Any report of Mackenzie Kings activities during last year as director of Department of the Industrial Relations of the Rock efeller Foundation must fail to convey a right estimate of the contribution he has made to the cause pi industrial Ideas been developed and lo practice rather than into reports Thoughts too to be packed into a narrow act have been sown and the reaping time is not yot The most seri ous industrial situation of years has been faced and a new order established iii a way which must reflect only the higher credit upon his splendid con- genius A year of such accomplishment argues strongly for a large measure of public usefulness through future studies and their application to existing problems It is not too much to hope that in industrial research the achievements of Mackenzie King will rival the splendid re sults which in medical research have been achieved through activities of the Rockefeller In stitute for Medical Research The remarkable experiments being made in bacteriology for by the young Japanese physician fin the Rockefeller In stitute in New York said Id be the most important since Pas teur and Koch have been highly useful during the lasttwo years in arresting the ravages of typhus in Serbia and promise lo make important conquests in para lyzing of infantile paralysis Mr Alexis Carrel also the American surgeon who has been working m i r At his residence near Sharon 3rd a native at the advance age years of six brothers whose united ages with the fathers total years At wee Mrs Sarah for- Newmarket aged if Stiles has a general store at Notice appears in advertize columns of Era application will be made next ses sion of for a charter to constitute a railway from via to OrilHa and thence lpMuskoka At the last session of the ties Council of York and motion to allow free pass to all clergymen of the Counties was voted down When the tollgates are not leased the privilege will be granted l im M 1 w r YEARS AGO A t From The AltarBy Rev Keane on inst at the Mr Joseph Roach of Whitchurch to- Miss Elizabeth second daughter of Mr of Reach Sutton by Rev J on the 1Uh Albert Mitchell to Miss Emma of Fast By Rev cm the Samuel A of Scott to Miss Elizabeth Roe of The Tomb In Whitchurch on the Jennie daughterof Mr and teacher of Public School Oh Yongo Street on 1st ult Timothy Rogers son of Mr John Rogers in his year A lady assistant has been se cured to teach in the Public School at The daily of pupils is now Mr J Mitchell of left for Boston on Sat- Mr Walter Evans of Union St took possession of the Mansion House on Wednesday last Mr A IV Moan of Sharon was visiting his daughter Mrs Frank Miller at week of Clarksburg was in town on Miss WiCkfion of is vis iting with Miss iMosley Mr the Bradford News gave the Era a call this y A social gathering of young people look place at last Friday evening Mi and Mrs J wore At Home to a number of friends last Friday night Mr J Haines spent over Sim- day at Mr Thos Gardners Mr Johii Allen who has been confined to his bed through ill ness is again able to be about the house Mr and Mrs Calvin Weddel and Mrs I Jackson are spending fhis week with In Mark- ham and the Eastern part of Whitchurch Mr Frank of Graven- I a am m hurst was in Town on Saturday Mr Jos returned with him miracles among wounded in event took at he residence of Major on of this week Hie of Saskatchewan assisted in the service of St the hospitals of France is there us the lhesitmo institute Willi spirit like lo theirs and with similar ambi tions for public usefulness in his own special Hold of industrial problems Mackenzie King is en gaged in a task which promises to yield results as valuable ami as injuring to realize his own ft Paul Church last Sunday DE8TROYED and In- a ami hope me had shown the direction of his Besides all an unreasoned prejudice against the one man because of wealth and a Justifiable pride in other because of his worth tended to confirm public opinion in its conceptions and It Is idle to remind renders IhnV such vjal rasts at any time fh I Hint Hie studies to which he is giving thought prove helpful in of better relations In industry Caniuliuil 1 VOTED SATURDAY TO YORK REGIMENT v Feb Chronicle from Milan The wire Iroin Bucharest sayn that according id information re reived r6m trust source explosion of occurred in Austrian 5 arsenal of Three building including P for man imilhrctrb hydraulic guns the Vf own nature anyone doubts The I