DISSOLUTION,

Evening Post, Volume LXXXII, Issue 26, 31 July 1911, Page 7

DISSOLUTION,

CANADIAN PARLIAMENT. ELECTIONS BE HELD IN' - SEPTEMBER. RECIPROCITY THE MAIN ISSUE. 6* l'rfejf «jib.» Vtm AgMdifttitn.—Cflp.trltUti, » , t OTTAWA, 29th July. Parliament has b#en dissolved, The elections, which will be fought on. the reciprocity issue, will be held o« 21st September. y POLITICIANS TAKEN BY Stfß. PRISE, FEELING IN "THE COUNTRY. SIR WILFRID LAURIER'S INTENTION. , OTTAWA, 30th July. The dissolution of Parliament aim prised politiciafle, ns it was generally believed that action would not be taken for at least another week. * Much dissatisfaction is expressed at the Government's if ailure to introduce a Redistribution Bill based on the census returns, as Weetern Canada and British Columbia <ttave been deprived thereby of increased membership, probably amount' ing to twenty members. Manitoba and British Columbia are largely opposed to the reciprocity treaty. If returned to power, Sir Wilfrid Laurier intends to introduce more stringent rules for the prevention of obstruction in Parliament. WESTERN GRAIN GROWERS. * proposal to form new party ABANDONED. _ OTTAWA, 2&th July. aSs&Wiestern grain growers' projected ftxrmati&n of a new agricultural federal party, independent of both Liberals a-nd Conservatives, haft sbeen abandoned, to the great relief of Liberal headquarters, BA a serious lose to the Government forces was feared at the forthcoming elections.