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game very 'eneetiraging facts, were •
id befere 1. the •Westhtti. Dairy,
men 'S Convention,* held here last
'Week, by Mr.:J.', O. Dairy.
Commissioner, in regard?' to: the
_dial:0.°k for the :industry. • For4he
cur del-ryoxpotts are estimated at
only $25,250,000, Its eo,niparecl With
$31,667;661 in 1903: 'Meantime,
' the •consuM,ption
believed -to .1-iave ii.creaSecl,by
; that. the. production_ for. ,
the year. 'about endingLwill ree,11,y,
be $8,582,439 greacer„than 1903;
• ;
For . the year eliding' with March
„next the prixludtion seemstohave
ineresied-niore:rapidly than in the
year immediately ;.preteding,
.0ause, While the -borne constmiptipn
;is • still growing, our .exports of
-";dairy products.6r the current fiscal
:will ' $2„90.0;00T) ahead of
- thew Of "114M, Forinear : tiii
th
closmg the partial opening ef
7the .A.M.driean',:iiid-fliet- to- -Onr.--dairy„,
-pro6ticts....is.largely.,responsible.•
In the, ni„Onth_of_Augnst, •1909-; as.
t of„ the reduction. of the
United, States ''-duty pn ,gremit from
zvo cents Oer r•Oaaci to,five cents, per
gallon:, we. exported 1,050,, gallons
rerelini,t,o., the, American:Market:
the'sarne yearthis
. increased -to 70,000 gallons. , For
Octoter''hist•the iniOunt • was
e lioma
Increasing.
2.7.44X;tir
41,
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-b Wini'peg
A.;tleePhteh from YVitartipyg saYs
!Three citildrenk. aged 4 yeara,
Year' #2414 one month, Wore
. to death in fire .which destroyed
,the. residence' 0;4 .Gaii°1141 13,441:03‘.
:Thitsoluk, iti the' lijniwOod
Tlittreday • afternoon::
the had left •the hewie,shortly
-ter 1 d!elocki to go, to' the stpre,.'PrieeS of Cattle, Grata, , "Cheese
-leaving the two. youngest children -
asleep their cot. When She r 4 Cm4 Pradlla° at *Awn.°
RULING PRICES Of
ROPITTS
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YOilYt TRE LEADINO
E CENTRES OF
----4';`'frir--"'"-ter-b--' -irtkilt&
064 ga ns As e Aeve
value .of expats ;ef dairY• Pro-
ducts to the 'United States .for :the.
year ending March next will bo.
$3,000,000 as againat less ;than
quarter "Of .a. the.'year be-
fore, end Practically- nothing prior
to:the-cliangelin_the.A.merican duty.
The..total:value Of the milk produc-
thin of Canaclailvai; prieed at $100;-
000,6a,o, and,it was said that an ad-
dn of...,000.,lbs, of railk 'per cow
to .the production,. seine -
thing
$10,000;00,0 to this., : _-.
The predietion inide. that
meeh 'Mere than this Will' be clone;
that in .a feiv. years"a., Jailer Pro --
portion: of the two Million odd Cowa.
in -the Doininion be made •
increase their milk flo* by fifty
-per cent: -Even. with this inereese,•
Mr. 'Illiddick• contended, tlierikneed
be no fear .of oVer-prediietion.If
prtidnetion terneitrika-statiallaTY-;
he.-hoi--fi'W7r-kiar "d expattSi2n
•
continnes at the present rate,. will
dairy industry' ten years hence.. In •
addition to*this, there is the A:M.,•,
erican, "market,. Although the
United States -is the.. largest prci--
deeer dairy lines in the . World,
that country imported nearly. -$7,1.:
000,000 . worth'. of:butter-and. cheese
in "the calendar year of 4909, and
will imNid larger- quantities:in fu
tures
aiA turned, she . .found the, house in, • and Abroad.
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to gain access to the children, but _ 4.BREADSTUFFS.
the Aerderiess Of the gamea beat ...:,Toroutp, San.
her away. The fire brigade was ter wheat 9.0, per cent. patents,.
siimmoned and seen had the Are. $3,60 at seabord. Manitoba...flours
under control, hut on entering the -First patente, $0,40; second pat -
ruins, the badly charred ,hodie•s„ of 'eats, $4.90,• and strong' bakers,
the children were faind: • $4.70% Qn traelcz , Toronto.
thanes and made frenzied, efforts
nem tee' ri Canada's faltorit6'
iYea. st over'a quar;er 'a
'.century. Enoug4 for 5 t,t)
to*procitice Pck large loaveo
of fine; wholesome, nOur.
ishing',..beime-ma'ae bread.
ricio not experiment:-tbere
liothhig if.164,Kas go04.1
- 1 -E w. 411.1.ETT Ro.1.7o, .
, ivinniriers.79rtrr°' 9.4." montree'
4'1'44 highestilowns et
• aliEzposigees..
--" • " * •Manitoba wheat ---No. 1 -.Nort •• .
.S41 1%T CUUB&flIL1 ern, $1.04 to $1.04.%, ...Bay, ports
No 2
D0;111'0'104 .4.04.1t.dr4gioici party,.Given andN ON; 614t3AltqLn'$
gHo110:Sr; j(xyports,p4rts
UP as I,gt 'Inns - • Ontario wheat -6 and sie gat'
.$4.5 to -$5.25 Ante -leers, pf,35.
SPateh ••.froM,1 40,0 : We for N.. .2. :red--andL.white „re:- 1,1onfreal,;•• . _Choice
. . • , • •
maeoan; .0e-blogjeal speetiViO. . .• - Steers Sold at• el/a Vox 6Xe, gOod
4 .
wrecked lest 'September in 4 gale 5$° eetskie) ancl tee4 48 0.50° out- and the. tower gra:des at 4 to 41/c -
off wager Inlet, Hudson Bijy, and si e. per lb. The -demand for hogs was
Qte SuiVoy,' Whe, with liis party was. Barley--kkiting qUalities, 56 ttO, .6 to 6Xe, fairly goed a,t 53/2. to bye'
,
• oats N hit,e, 35c, on track, active, •witb . sales
'474' ,fle' • -••-•-•te';'; °;1-:•it,,t7=,',7-X.Y4,..s.;,.,..A.,41•71.., S".`161V,Cfr 4'11' 't__-23=1:1,-tit42r4k7i47.212.bilw•mttV
77••;z731rar-IM
_,Sre`freYilr'Sitirpliteti
a 1,000 -mile walk, accompanied by • . .
No. 3 at. 37c,, may RoFkat Ang forward 'aresinall, ler. which
Cern-New No. 3 ; American t the demand is good and sales were.
52% to 53c; prompt 'shipro.ent, made at 44to 43c per. lb. :LambS.
roto freights, • were 'firm 'under a. good demand' at'
Peas -No. 2 Shipping_ lots 80 --to 63/-• 6.14c per lb.' A..fairly good
1c
8ic outside. • trade was done in ealves, at priceS
R 'e-�. 2 at 61 to 62e Outside.
quality.
dog traiiwCarrying outhts and
supplies, headed for whence
this news cornes by wire. The -re-
port arrived' at Gimli by- the .first
mail -stage to....reaCh there ,f tent_ the
IsTiirth'this Winter. -Maeourtis party
-rceehed-Fort--0-hurehi-1-1--abou-t- Dee:
'
• KILLED BY SNOWSLIDE
T, Bartlett,. a•RetiredAtinister,
•
TIIE D'Ay.
A-PARAGRAPP
' tirrENIN6S .011014 4.1414 ovElt
THE: GLOBE •
NUTSIIELL.
Canada,. the,'EMpiref,aint the World
la. General', Before' "Your.
Eyes; I
,. . - .
' It Is..estiniated, that occ000
immi-
ntaTiO devernment propes-;
11 certain puld-con,_pcs-•
•
lark and his claughter; M.
Irungrivere:robbed--.1,3y-rh'
wayineri near- Hamilton
- ' The Lord's bay, A,Iiialice• finds
• 1het conflict' of • laWs. Preventa pro -
,et* enforcement in Quebec. ' •
. eases, Of m.alicions-, damage -to -the
•Hydro-electrie - transmission line'.
-Sivie been roper fed ,at' London. '
bi''225,013Q Annually. . •
Norman. McMillan, the youhg son,
or J. W. McMillas-,strnek:and-
instantly_Iilled..by:, a Grand_ Trunk
express , train at Stratferdi-
Tiday.• .
The British Parliament . 'be
opened,' by 'the Eing 4;iri 7February
Mr. A. J. Balfour says:the, fiscal
controversy retains its old•place on
the Unionist programme.
. ----
A bull dog kept a dozen- London
'Policemen a,t 'bay when they tried
to enter the room in which:its mas-
ter. had committed snicide.• •
ITE.D_...:STATES. •
Canada has spored -a- dipleinatic-
--victory-'-ozr-the-fisheries-eitiestion;,,,
The "•Americitti Section, Of the In-
ternational WaterWays -Commission
Ioi-re4t)VerffilferiVeentrel-ef
Sault -Rapids power. developrient.,
•
• ,GENERA.I..,
The Kaiser's, speech at the open-.
of- the Diet offeiide-d-the Demo:
crits and Liberals. • .
• Sir Wilfrid Laurier /has given nor . _is .officially denied. thet Persia,
. „
- 'fOr
ei the Pa,ciAn steainslicp
aborateTentative'
--Been_ Co
-A.rrange„ „en,ts Have
"
''t •• ' •
deSpatcli. from. London says:,
he'execiftive Conunittee hit lit
arg the planslin 'Connection with,
.1 nor' titian of King CeOrge, flit
and-eomPl'eted
terta-
- genictits; .whidh wilt,, if
, •
vtiiing; be on a more ..oxtenv.e.
wan than'ai 'the time .Of King Ed-
iard's coronation. ..;
• The route of the procession- te
Westminster Abbey on Juno 92
13o_ the same as ow: tho; hist .occa;-,
)1,60; 'and the. royal' -.progress'
• lbrotigh fhe Capital after the ere -
31
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pony,: whidi was pestporied in F.d-
•
.ward's ,time, „owing to. the King's
delicate health, 'will •occur, on June
2. Still another royal procession
to the guild hall for. the :coronation
entertaintaent° has been arranged
for 'a, subsequent day'.
The 'Coronation festivities will ex.,.
tend from: jun° 19 to June 30, and
Will itictude ti' navel .review
spithead, at wili'eh,tho.li:ing• will be
prZsent', probably a military .review
and royal reception 411 honor of
the colonial end foreign envoya.
• Why let that headache foil your day's work or plealure'} Take
'A .cle'spatch fron e1oB1O.,
, .. ,...
ilebep ''' PioVinoe Leads'. 411 the Dominion
.. .
In, Produot o
? „:,..„.....,.
, s
• ,A desnate from. Ottawa says i Spruce and halsaM,ofnrnished nine.'
According in statistics colleeted by ty-nine per COAL of the /5440 'lig v ' -
the Forestry Branch of the Depart-: in the Making ' Of. pulp;. ,POpla,r).
Ment of the -Interior, there were hemlock and jack pinewere alsa
622,126 cords of pulPwood uSeci in usedt. Three-fifths �f the pulPwoo4
Canada dnrieg. the year .i909 : Of cut 'iXt Canada during .1909' was ex- ,
Obi- the. total value ta thomill Was' Ported to the. United '''. States,' for .
annfaetifte4Tearly-ell4his 'Wood'
rangmg from $3 to $12 each, a,s.to. 50,4.64,080.--In-apiteof
Buckwheat- 1 a o .
outaide. - • e
:Bran-ManitObas, $20, in, bags,.
Totonte,, and •shorts, $21, in bagsaoks,
:To i"Orits,rie
Toronte,,,, and shorts, 422.,
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COUNTItX PRODUCE.
says :,Fed E. .Bartlett, a resident , '
in' the .:Shican ‘district•for'seventeerv' ..Apples-SpYs, $4.50 to .$6; Bald -
years, was 'killed:et Silverton.lv a *ins,. $4 to $5; Greenings, $4 to
00Woicie. froin the teed of One of $4.50 ; , No. 2. assorted? - $3.50 to. $4
the buildings at the Galena •Parin per barrel. , • ,
mines.' He was an ,ordaised C0117" '; Beans -Car lots, 1.60 to, ,-1.!70?
gregatiOnalist minister, ,but :deaf. and sine]. lots., 81.80 to $485.,
ness had. compelledlinn to leave the Honey--Extracted,-i tins 10% to.
lc .ner ._11;N:.;_. No g. 'Conib wholesale
Irarb-enr-taretakere-of-he7-041en _2,4(14,k20. per- diTielPFNA-6----
Farm mines: • • ' • • wholesile,...$1:75:.tO a2-7Tfell'adnnt7"7'
Baled .1. at. $12.50 to
.$11. `- • , , '
strew$6.50 ".
, .
tteek, Torento., • •
Potatoes -par. iota,: 76 -te. 90e per
,ta, ,says The' city assessor s. stag , POUltrY,- WholcSale price ,�f'
has about cerapleted: the assess-ciresseci potil.try.:L'-qliekens, 1,2 to
J.W.,,e_per lb. , fowl, 9 to 1tte per lb. ;
• • ducks 13 tir-1.4c --per"-K ';• turkeys,
17 to .1.,9c,per lb', and 'geese, 12..to,
1214e :.per lb. Live; 1 'toL2c •;less.
CALOAIrrksASSESSMENT., _
• „ •
The rotal Expected to ,be Over
• ' 'S45,000,000. -
-A despateh frem Calgary.
pld boundaries, and, while, no ee-
tual figures are, available, it is, es-
thnated that the ' total assessment
reach $45,000;000 or $50,000,-
•000. .The $50,000,000Ttrark will like
rbe eiceeded..-whenliroperty which
WilLcome into the_eity 'limits when
eitensiorri`s- ale annexed is
Tircluded
SPANISH MINE. BIS A 59cg.A.
. . • .
-Onc. lIfintdred and ..Ninety Work-
men EntoMbed by.
''despatch • from Santander,
Spain, :says: One 'hundred, anil
ninety .Worknun in- the •Aiiita, :mine
at' cestro, tirdiales, were entornped
and.farty W;pre-killed *hen ;the roof
Of' theinine .eavelLinlen,,AorinesilaY
Rescue. patties, were able .to; -res -
Cue the ternainirig. 150 ,reiners; five
Of Wheni.„are-sci-bedly,:injured,..th-at.
'it is feared they will : : •_
. ,
, COMB PIERCED •HER
-London--„Woniat-Injured-by-Failitig
,
• , IcY.PaYelnellt• • •
A despetch"f
sayS When crossing the icy pave-
ment at the corner. of 'Talbot and'
-Dundes streets 'on ,Thursdays,'
John Westrnan of Dundas street
._east,. tell, 'striking her:. head •on
the''-grottirok
penetrated the:Sea1-p-and--eaUsecl-41.-
Setiolus. wound, and 'her right hand, -meats ,,,aretif 60. ;do.. seconds.,
THE' DAIRY MAREETS.
Eetter-Dairy prints, 22
choice dairy ..solids.„21_ in-
teriesic-'-18--to=19cl_choice., la.rg,e
21-..t4,22c Creamery,...2.7 te 38c _per,
113,'• for rolls,. 25e. for:, Solids, and_ 24
25c .for separator, prints. . .
Eggs -Case lots .Of pickled bring
27c ;.old stOrageto728c-; select-
ed,' '30e, 'and strictly: neW-laid; 35
to 38c• per dozen. '
Cheesef----Large are 'quot&lat-i2Me
and - -
fIoG PRODU
ekar;'12 ff123O
.:_pshe9rrlib..e.tii;ce$S4:.lots,';'thess.poirk.,"$2,4;
, heavy, , 15�; 12)Ae 4
-ciers77iNeHyreakfas-V-baco'ny,48e.4
backs (pea ,meal),.18%cy:
• Lard -,--Tierces, 12,%c; tubs, 12 ;
BUSINESS ..IN .340NirltEAL.
Montreal,..jan. 17.L-Dats-dantv.
40 to 4032e; -
:ear lots ex itpre;:extra-Nd.-1:1-Ced,.
34 to 39%c; No: 3.0. 38% .te,
lee'ar
Ste.' Flo-urMapitoba Springwheat
. , .
. Toronto, Jan. 17.-Sorne of 'the
choicest butcher, heifers and • steers
solein the neighborlioed oe$5.80`
the price of pulpwood -the • value of,
the, wood consumed increaged 'more
than ,„$550,000 over '. that used in
.190a.k,..thltAtill9S3'_Rseed grnre
to $5..90., were' ecotisiditiab- than thirty eeoi. in-.,•watanee
stenslY-Lte-..otthat,-Used---bijlie-previous-yearit;•
'fi$5r78.5- POenreedwet.A.,1.7-Hpoagisciv-sahsOWIliglhhc.lais'. 'intilheerel.)aormeinjramn,e'. asnixdtyofl!,uthlpeaoniiriers::
cations of easing off.' • . " . ..forts Were. reoeived.'frara,Afty. Half
,/ of these mills' are in Quebec 'One,
**TROOPS KILLED ELEVEN: fifth,. in •Ontario, And. the. rest' are
, • • . • located' • in New Brunswick,: 'Neva,
Riati' in, Baonmilbta,hyo llsehtilchesn. . Sunni. tes pSciootyteeaidonQiniteibesh.,o'Clottlitreisbhiecia,..:,:eTyhper
• • . • .
half the POD, wood, Ontario gave'
. ..deslia:teh from Rainhat ',says.:
Tob-4-0:4*Weitat,-en—: --,Thntsdayr
r several voll•eys
to the crOid; e even an
wounding. fourteen,- persona: Each
went, from Quebee,. The 'atVerage.
Price .rec,eiVed for ;it was only forty'-.
five:cents more than was paid at
41e Quebec
shipped from Canada' in '1909 'fur. ,
-n464--10--per
material usetrby the ninety pulp
mills of the° State of New Xtrk,'
:and ,taitappreeiabie part011 of. that
Used by .the .ntilia of New;.England "
and Pennsylvania, The •manufae- • ,
ture of the, pulpwood exported in
1909' kept .69 of the' 251 ,pulp mills ,
'of the United States'. running .at,
Tull Capacity. for Vie. year. ,,,Had-
onethird„ •While the_ rest Was, ob-. it- been- neanufattdred in Quebec).
£oitia. . of the same . size as these twining
mil
-year-riots-a-naric,,,,the-,Celebrationef_
the kuhirrara; firSt'' inonth
.the -Mohammedan year,..when trou-
ble IS, bennd,:tO arise' between the•
Sunnites, or orthodox section, and
the :Shiahs, •the second:treat' di-
vision of Mohammedans. A ;great.
procession was arranged forlbarsr
day-totinark-Jbe_vlose
errata festival, but this- -*as pro-.
"Rintingbe
gan and Mobs , gathered. in ,large.
force,'' The police were stoned and
found themselves Unable to .stop..
:the fighting. Then troops :were.
rushed to the•70cene, ,oi_tho*fier_cest_
rioting ..and .orders :were given to
fire . -the. 65E. --Iril.:Probable-
'that nittif30"reteiveik'nfitrar--wounds-
in addition to 'the -fourteen aceolint-
ed fot. The.bodies of the:killed lay
-IU-the.-istreets. a...Pensiderable
time after the rioters' were -..dispers,
wag- ieiWely-bmisa. The PhYsiel.:115,10.7-*W-h-W-eat' patents,
an -in, chatge st-11.-0 it would:be som
•timebefore 'Mrs: Westman would
I:id-Around again.. .
,
. ottOiVitl‘liT
store ,r49 to .50d. •Cern-Arnerican
1,5. to $5; strong bakers, $1.90,
straight rollers, $4,35.to,$4,50
',bags,- $2 ..to $2.10.,. Rolled ,outs -'--
Per bbl., $4:45 bag.,of90 119.;
$2.10.. Bailey -Feed, 'car lots; ex
:Life's 2 -greatest „ •oPpOrtunitieS .N•04 -yellow -c,444:0 --5-8c.
'arc not, like tlie great ships Whieh' an, OntariO; $19 to'$20; Maul.,
"it frt'llt;t11°. -0110E: Pcyris ..og tkle. toba; $18 to $20'; Ontario middlings
world, which 'Sail and come 'again ,
$22 to $22,50; Manitoba sherts, p.21
-4-t -tgati---intervIrl floni the -same -,.--
to822 .
--SeleCted, 32c; fresh, 45 to 50c,
ports. Th, great chances 'touch
priceat the pier.of our lives, -throw
out the planksia OpPertunitY over
which our feet' May pass, ring their
signal hell's dn. our ears, ,and. then
sail out of the harbor ancl•aWay into
the eternal sea and never coine
The little. ehences linger' and.
return, but the greatschances eotn
'and 'go and neveroeme itgain. :If
with illtithitiated sight we coUld
look baeleOver the lives of the peo-
ple by Whom w6,aro snirenntled,
howneiny great and rich oPPortun-
idea woitld we seethat they have
permitted to 'drift by them • unim-
proved..' "
44......simormowo)
She -'he told Ane you told her.
that secret I told you not to tell
her." Ilo-"The moan thing!
told her notO.feWyt ou / told her."
.prornisonral.
tell you she told me, so don't tell
her I to you," •
25c. st'136
Guaranteed to ton sin no morphin
*tbitionai Drug gin4 CbnmlcsL oinpany ol,
at•your drug& 's,
oplunvor ether poisonous' drugs, by the '30
ixottelei !Inked, 4" • • Meigtiteek
^ • , ,
1. `stock, 27.3; .1\t`'). 2, 23, to 25c,
Cheese: -Western,- 12. to .12 1 PR;
eastern,. 11 to ii'/ Butte -Chi
cost, '25%c ;. do:, -seconds, 23 to 250.
:UNITED -STATES .34&111tE17;
Buffalo, Jan, • 17.. Wheat --
Spring;-, No. 1 :Northern, cailoads
store; $1....191A; Winter; ite offerings.
"Corn -No". 2 yeller, 50e; No.. 4
yellow, 49b, on track, through bill-
ed, Oats -No. White,-, 36.34ei
3 white% 36Y443;. No. • 4 white, 15140..
Parley -Malting, 96e to $1. Rye -
No. 2, on track, 85c.' ••• • " •
Minneapolis, San 17. -Wheat
May $1.011% to $17698-8;. Jut
$1.00%41 No..1 hard,, St,IGIX;
1 Northern $1.0934 to $1.10%; No
2 Notthonr, Si.oeNoo 01,08%4 No,
$2/ to $21,50. 46 'Flou,r—First pat-
ents, 1445 to ili8,35;.Deobila patent's,
••• •
-;LE-VET.14ROSSING...FATILITX,,
Daniel Wat-t 'Killed, and, His Wife
1,
• despateh.:from .A.rnptiOr
At • noon en Thursday the .comrau-
Wes -thre-Wri-inteLgiooirLover_
the terrible aceident. bY -Which Mr.
lo 'and: wife . received
serious •injurieS: They were Coin-.
to•rtown;- Irlonw:Dartiel,
street;:, and: While etterripting--,.-td-
ifross the -q
1eigh was streak by :the neon way.
.f eight from the east. Mr. Watt's
4th- was; instantaneous. His ,left
leg was pulled out at :the thigh -end
hi.,s foot , severely cruelied•
Vait-,,resPI:fed'W-fraiVAit`eititak
Ond. W gib for •,oVer, an
hour a a. half. The laories' were
specieS ti --Wer,, -nara-7e.
111
ue
-
ii ioe-PreSident of
Prosperty- o
wdeit.eamichw- filroymo?tvoinr,qtr:pearisiaaey.iiSt:
o,f the C; P.' i. :a Winnipeg, who
itt-here :conferring, with Tboinas
ShaughtlesSy,L:is • enthesiastm-siver
the prospeets,oUthe west..:En ,speak-:
'orthe'sbuildbrot- the-neurditles;
he said,: "During the: summer' there
'have: been 'cOnitructed. 662 Miles .1('
rail•Way,--. including -56 :miles-of:doa-
ble traek. • We are new engaged
on the programme for: this. year.
and it is -.probable tAt,_.as xnveh
1911.: as done 'in 1910. Labor
for railway Vuilding neVer s'o
searde
never so. '.• . '
3-93b.ring the yoar 4:'cleterminect
effort was back
ea
to varions' :Patti Of ;the . unitea
States the A.meriean la,rmers whe
"weilioVing sprfe,
ef this .ciimpaigritY' interested .peo.-",-, -
ple„in.,..itite :United...States. zhe
mentof farmers irom. tiJimok„cOuntiy-.„
:
than ..ever. The inerBale;
gration 'from Eiti•Ppe. has also been-
Considerable.,--and!--therechas--been •
steady increase ,in • the: amOunt of
land under 'cultivation. Capital his '
adme`into-ithe.,Weat in large y.o1:7:„,,,r.
re never-ii,aa-a-year-when--7-,--•
'there were „so nia.ny•Englishniau '
the country seeking:. reniimerativa
-investmentOor , their capital,:_-.on4_,
there never was a year when there ,'
was sOictuch mOney actually,inve'at-
: , • • •
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• 111001SSIIIINE .
Two Attu Loge Their- Lins 'gear
Ste..Agathe; (inebee.
• .
__A...despatch from:Mentreal saYs .
Illegally • thanufaeturedWIlskey
batised the death of-, tWo Men near
-Ste: Itzathe;---whe-re:- u -moonshine'',.
liquor, flooding the " Whole distri.3t.
After taking the raw liquor the
men Werejound • uncbniciotta, 41,n4
never reCovered. , An, 'autopsy • on
Gilbert Legate; •one . victim,. proVed_,
that l'e„ had died' from the effects
of Potaih, mike& 'with' the liquor.
to ,give it the- flavor of inattired
spirits.
FORTX PER CENT. DIE..
Plaine Sitaatien
thuria, *cry >Serious. • *
A :dPspatch • Ircim Washington
Says : Official reports to the State
Depaitment , indicate ' that the
plaguesituation at 'Harbin, Man -
Chum., is very serious. During the
last fifteen,. days • 4 total of 600
.death have been • reported.' New
TOO dailyo with ik,mertality, of. 40
por tont. ." '
with poisonous eleITIOAS„111,i haS
Detective Sayers Fatally, Wounded
carumbia..
-- •
sp.,.
says 0:'Sayers, said .to be 1 a
detective', , was broere-,en.
:Wednesday in a-743,ring condition
'froin Alberni, where'. he on Tuesday
night had a .desperate Aglit :Van
AV -anted' -Saskitidiffikdie
fer highWay 'robb'ery there 'and for
brealsing:'open bOx-,Cars' -en; the:
_0:rapd:,• 'rrunk.
e 'story is that he traillThe wo
hien from the latter place and'
„eang„1.4.,•ii_p :With-. then). ,in a 'Camp'
n4tx. Alberni.. , ffe, „posted 4.p ue of
his inert outside,' while, he himself
entered the camp to mike th ar-
rest, A desperate' fight' ensued, in
winch Sad -was .shot 'An -three
'lsla-ces;-bnt7witir.=.what•utrength -he -
hadleft he backed. up' against •
wall and there. fought till heifell
lrom. loss -of bleed: , The -4eirctracl-"."-••••--7'1.-.
4 . . howomr-i-:
succeeded in arresting the men, Whir.,
are .held at Alberni. 'Sayers- . •
'-e'elitrrnittdeseverafarrests `single- .
handed. in', Ec.1, son. . .PIP
111,14.4ohn-Sownian-antI...1.As 'sister&
Meet Death_ at: Prince 'Rupert.,
•.
detiefeli'lroni Piiiiar-Riirett; •
A. goy .6841: JOhrt Bowman of Ke!.'' •
tiers,. Ont., and four foreigners Wert
killed by'as ,exPlosion on the.'0:
P. grading, work on. the •Flarhor
front, 'all being ' blown into thlt
water, on Wedneaday. Mr::BeWman •
has a brother: rarming in Manitoba.
„ •
Boafcla
of. Trade of iVL�titzeaLa
to Ask Legis16,tion.
'oronto
, •
A.dsj:mt,cli Irorn Montreal Says i Skewed: that during , list year '114.,
600,000\ dozen of eggs ' in 'CaOodati
*As thei, reSUlt of united efforts on
;rr'
the:part Of the_ Montreal Prodtice
-Were endeed unfit for consump;
OM by -late, Marketing, The loss' I
Me relneritsi, AsSecietion;.' the Mont- , by * ails . . vi, e it invited 4t, $8,400., t,
'ktottilli el3:thcli'.(10iTt'rrerdie44,6,iiindat.ttelln!pttli:n00ili, 126,0p0A0o .cloze of eggs a year in
, Out of
a. total Produttion of 1
'
be it -MO -to satire iegialition mak- Canada,. iewak esbi' a to thatifully ,,
ing:.it ,crimitialto offer ter <sal -bad seventeen Per .eent4 Wak SPOilt by i
eigge;:' .. . ' , • „ ' „ ' delay 'in, . marketing. PreSidelif .
At a ineetirig ot the '' gontreal GifnU'annotiiited that, effOrtS We4,
Produce Merchants' Asseeiation On being 'made to secure 4 tlYkteiti ,or
nelnesda.t, --..the.....rnafter as liron standardizing e ,gs and alSo to haV
up:and .rresident Gunn, statcd..thar tit lini4.10 erfill'iniai,. ' ence771,5'
figures:prepared by tile 'asSoabition H'bita eggs, .,
, r • , . ' • ' , • * r