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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1927-06-23, Page 411, 4.. .• • , .-41.4,CQR4IcK-D_BERIlil, 4 . 40.-0110,4•11k; 80rYfitiii4,-,9!"11' ' throughout Canada that a/most any neighpor.can.tell you Of Vs • Pleasant' e*P.Orlence with. one.. ' - '' - • ` • •0 - ' ..* Their reputation floes, pack nearly a ,century, a worth- while. cOusiderat,Ion,..when .buying a mower. Call and kens dal- onstratO;the Ne* Atittimatic Pitman and other points Of auperl- ,00p,. of qrsa, machine*.' , MecORMICRoPERRIN4•AD- ' JUSTABLE HAY. 'LOADERS, save '. +the *laic. of OnOlnatt In 'the huaY **Y.:" • i 7tinii with this New Adjustable f Top, ; 4. Alt.steel Frame Hay Loader: 3lioller - bearings on the carrier Shaft and 2 On %the main axle "Makevery light * draft, The foreearriage :hitch ' and to p" adjustment a r e conveniently reached from the load- The Mc -Cor - Mick -Deering is .the last word' in•BaY . Loader construction. • FOR PARTICULARS CALL AND SEE ANDREW AGENT. • • to: LIJCKNOW. TR11 theiNOVe Phone No. 10ls at Your Service , p • • , easonable oods kWN MOWERS—There is nothing adds more --firthe ap- pearance of a' home than a well kept lawn, and to keep it in good- ' shape you must have a- good Lawn Mower. We havna line of Mow- --,:ers--that are first class -16 -Inch cut.; high wheel and MA perfectly. —The Price is reasonable. —1"--• ' • SCREEN . DOORS—Nnow is the time of year to keep' out the pesky fly by having your 'doors and windows screened. We hav'e doors and windows that will fit almost 'any size opening. We also have screen wire in every, width" for recovering doors.- • • ' e • OIL STOVES—The •Oil Stove Season, is here and there is no-- • thing that will add more to the comfort of 'a home' in hot weather than an oil stove. We have in stock. the "Nei, Perfection" in three and four -burner, also' the "Florence' Automatic,". and we have plac- ed in stock this year the "Quick Meal." This is a very fine stove, '• strongly built, easy on oil and fitted., with the Lorain burner which is guaranteed for. ten •years. For „those vihol have • their holm whrs • ‘ed we •have an Electric, Hot Plate,' two -burner, which has given • excellent 'satisfaction. 'ROOFING—We 'have -just received a carload of Brantford .Roofing, including Roll Roofing. "Arro-Lok and •Siiper4ite Shingles If you have need of a roof for house or bare, don't fail to see us. We have the material and the Price is right. Be sure to ask to see our imitation brick siding. It is the material to • make, a frame, house very -warm and in .appearance almost like red brkk. . • •SHERWIN, 'WILLIAMS PAINTS and ,Y,ARNISHES, •CHI •NAMEL : NATURAL YARN'S/L. AUTOMOBILE PAINT; UTILAC, ' SATIN ENXMEL. • - Celnenclime—PlasterAlways On Hand urdie Heating, Plumbing- and pectric Wiring 1.4tT0r.gN.I01714W: SEEN' TINEL rublished- toren' Thuradar .mornitte 11;1;1"leckicil:111:10°Ii; t • • ,lind Edit* T!D4Z JJNE gem, 19;7 ' THE FOOL : AT: THE WHEEL • ' In 'another Column we publish the Sad story of the drowning, -near Rules tatia, ef 11„ young woman whose home was at•thesleY. ; The accident.,appears to have been -due--tor7-nothing-ese than-the-'-insaner ,reekiessniess, of the driver: Heedless Of the ordinary pignala, and the (ran.' tic efforts of the watchman, he dash- ed at full 1§peed Ott to the, open bridge and, into the 'river ; ' 'There appears to be a 'speed Craze on this season,. and 411,. mania also for .9veriolding‘.AMall cars. Four per-. Sone -ht a coupe isa violation of the, laiW; .but :frequently we heir- of; two ,bnYto• and. two Vile :being in a coupe Which has come, to grief. Then ,these nyerinidea cars are, driven at a speed which violates.. the taw. •Young folk • in a car and Out for a jey ride lip, pear to lose their heads. If, in such dearsh!ear: We'hueffnera7CiiitehnetrO°cicr'71.'et"IYthe harm dem% as there is just One dan- gerous fool kss. • But too .often Sthei"wesll.driviir.ig • are made to suffer as ld" The speed ' insanity of this season is due, likely to the improved roads and .the Improved cars, many of Nona are capable , of it, speed of 50 to. 70' mike per hour., • • , RIT.R$D,Airi 311Nil Vrd "On •-•=tHisosss . . THE LASH flOR CHICKEN THIEVES was effective, and it, is now, recogs, of: the phdt! VpIlk,01';‘. 0404 .04.1)40, ,Iti:17,4,:.-twhf ,twot.t.00;744.4t 1.1boo,f,9"):1,dit:t 100.e li!c,0 i .1P ' surl‘rt*: ceMhInea and trIksta we .0.99.14:.44.: .q.°44424t i'sln4 " k"' 114 It Ott bu ': aUe.tla 1 tbat. .1,..‘1000Nettl ,,veitro :0307:,-.,,.10,1,' ,iii' PrOhl. the Pinl#11-10.11 of comp991es .fluoi,,,eti ief , hei' 141:0440trn "AW.t0 .V.:1WAI ima even', Partherahips. • Legialatore . ed.' •Owilig to het and the courts have found, that no. Oen, it is prObahle that.,$ho, WM rie :hheicrits:13duasainaesine,orgh41:taiiyona 81,13::: .1nn9ot. ittne1104,rtmhe. $4,10 la.. ite,tot ; 'kx,v) :44,77 mvZ .4 kgVN 4',4 ot i‘toci,7 :iness oti-ti large'ecatels not always It b4.1." b'l°11 1 b.4$ .°41:til 0,„ Besides the.erganization of hue, neW,' ' 0. • • • Mis.ahieveas, and„ ppm It ia..henelirial.. In the Present inataffee of the pork. Paekqrit. coinbine, InerEe!'i as they choose ` to " call the. arrangement • TainTerit' and Other? ,holt77iiiiiduieTka. are "bound to suffer, •:for a tittle,. at least,' uatit there le adleetineat to the new conditional 'There may, be bitter. coneplatitt, and the claim that such mergers should not be allowed '*13hlioth f-• rtPhdast s !tkr °flul dnd is k what ; _ associations and peels: „ • Although this packers' trust may mike it bad. for hog- producers for a tiMe, ale. it • evidently is doing,' there is ,a limit beyond Which the greatest trust cannot go. Thepresent low price .of 'hogs will immediately result in a rapid decline In hog production .. It looks more and More , as- though. the day of the "sob -sister" ' and the slifFhead who have had so much more pity for. the criminal than ft* his victims, is about over, The Coin-. cil .Of. the County ofYork, Ont.,re cently passed, a resolution. , urging that .the terms of 'imprisontnent for such offences as chicken thieving be greatly increaied, and that the Collets be, given: the pow'er inflict the lash on sreriens offenders. The reso- lution was: introduced by, ReeVe 'GAYA house;. -and was --recommeml-e-eltr .Mew ,of the -large number . of chicken. :thieving ,cases occurring. Within re- cent' Months. FOr-almest a score of years, in this:country and throughout the Un- ited States, • the tendency , has been to deal leniently with laW-hireakers of '4Very description (sparing the rot, and •speiling the child) i and the pres. ent•.sonditinn,' when nothing' that can be , carried: away is *Safe where a ,thiet can get: it, ,has .reaulted,•, Many:: 0.1 - the. thieves. 40o, :are 'prepared to kir' •as well as to steal. : There are men atid' women who think •that ,these,.criminals will be. come-good' citizens it given a Chance to be :good, -and they deplore. the ' herding of them: tegether, and they pity them for what they have to suf- No., 428, 1..tiCknow the second. Tuesday'. of every Meath at their.. 4414' at keesoeir. 'a MulIun 1,4.;, P. Carter; Ree„..See:, LOCAL MARKETS Butter . ........ ; 33c. Eggs 26c 24c.,' 20C. %Jogs; $8.50 e Your Attic-- ., into a comfortable den, radio room, pay- roni or extra sleeping quarters by eredt- o kg :ceilings and, partitions of Gyproc, .Gyprec will make your attic fire-resistant, .,,.. Warm in winter gad cool in summer. tor free hoklrt-My Ifoth.' ILwIlI 1.4;t1 frrJO howl Gyproc, nneurfdrd• Gypsum, Ineuliaing• ' 'heithinfgni id lifinnex wiU tOuce-Tourr,fuet , om 2.o tc, 40%. 4 , isa, THE 0,reArtio GYPSVM CO, LIMITED, PARIS, CANADA F rg.proo fOr Salo 13 -Wen. Murdie'&. Son & is. 1,41.101010W0 Ont. L Porteous -Wed Door ueknow" Ont. riirnifilinkuilenTP00110110•101,0,11.immonionounnwoolmoilowalloimPRIMOMPPIIIILP04,1•10111•06111M1,1111 and ' if the packers want hogs land thw7e-an41-740.7busingss7w•ithoutAlienv)-. they will have to pay a*,..040-- that induce farmers to produce hogs. So, if ,the price of hogs is now toe low, there will be "ti come back: Pric- es will not go to the extreme shigh, levels to which :competition among 'packing • companies :drove them in the past, but they will have to,main- tale. a level Which , insure a. steady and ample numily.., On the other' hand: the npatIcere will be Ob- liged to,sell, their lcured bacon and other ,products at a pricethe con- sumers will consent,to pay before re-, serting-to-other-Iiiiulteat.„, . This is ettitivelani- to saying ,that the highest price the , packers „ will pay hereafter is the lowest at which/ the farmers----will-peoducei,hogs,...and that the farmers' profits will 'there - fere be held down to the kreducable minimum. . , That is lust the Situii= tion; hut it „does' hot necessarily, mean the ruin of the hog Production , CA N'A I A N. 1 118"1,VR I CA t, SPA. 'dePOhibliktiOOS., Of. L.Z.1.141thtia‘ Iii%stori("ai* postag,e :‘tarnps, at: 'e nes' fiff71Ito:af ,j1:11,1;•Ce #11:11:t:Itent:::1•:;011.1041,* Rohs and ' designs 'Of •'• ' sten:vas: Orange,: head of ;Sir Jolla A. Mae- Danald; 2 - cent stamp, eolor •groe.,* picture of the /Fathers ot emdk.?4.1-0, tion: 3 cent stainn,',6.11or.ied, pi.etnrt' of .the Centre • Bloek of the l'arlia,; Building ldating4 r..o,:leNii6S.ei1i tzttrnt,10,••,.tloarf • . 3. 12 cent atamn,;. tolor ut, -man' Canada tstrztlin7,;..;20 ut stamp (special delivery) eoler,fred„ showni• tive. stages Of 'mail' traps' trt aiion 17. Canada,. . '" . • ' Permission has . been granted thi Western Canada - Airwn•YS LiinitYcl • operating 5 tri -weekly ,service' eacr way .between • Lac du Ronnet, • Man,' and the follpwirig • paint.: in• th.., No tral Manitoba Mining distriet Whici are, item-RoSt.'" LAke.. Slate Lake and 4,,ong such Tait • as •i ffered ter .eonYev • ance by assiline sil ri•sk, . The requirements for thiS mail are. 1. "By aerial mail" to be proniiaetiti written :on the aiddreis side.. 2.. usual Canadian postae•e to Ns/affixed on , the 'address • side. . 3,. sneeiS Aerial sticker sold • by the • COmatiny .or its •'itents representing, a charge' of 10 centa.an ounce, to • be Placed or . .the reverse .side in • pi:lenient • Of the pecisi1chartre--f-ar-7-tr-Atsatiss aerial •service w.hich•Ifits beeu tixe ' by these Makin°. the(light: businesti. • ' • ' The onJy-wuy of esettne-4-for the farmers 'from this Position, thru their.'`.oWn organizations, of which the ‘"poo" appeara, to be the best. LUCKNO'W .AT CONFEDERATION • The rlain truth is that these thiev- es. are lazy,. Cruel creatures who will rob the hard-working widow as read- ily as the min by whom the loss' will not be. felt. All they consider is the opportunity to get for. themselves.., Beine, abselutely selfish, .they• are enrrigable only' by the knowledge that, their conduct will bring suffer- ing to ,theMselves. • As the . York .County Council ,suggests, the • lash and prison 14.._thle_anilY__._serrectives1 that have influence with • these wretches, Cruel and pitiless Ahem - ;selves, they take. mean 'advantage of any sympathy Or pity shown them, Unfit to lire among decent peonle they Must be .shut away where they Can do no harm. cotssomething toso keen them, but they cost less an Ori. son than outi of t. Realization , of this; after a long neriod Of irditlgance, is • spreading over this ,continent, and the chicken and auto thieves , will presently get their dike, • • THE PRICXE°f"Ain2RS'INMDERG*ER (By Alice L. Shackleton) Perhaps as the day Of, the tionfetl-.. eration • Dia.mciatv Jubilee:draws near,. it would be interesting to recall the history and condition of our home town around the, year ,1867, When the, Confederation., Act :Wapbrought into ' The, :Hero* ifieuirrerat Atlas, pub- lished n.feW.Yea# ifter,..Confedera7 'tient; c�ntaiils some interesting fact' about 'the. history and Cohditiens of the Village ot LbekhOW; at- that tittle. Let us recal1. thn. history. The neer of LuoknOw,in.thoSe days was Eli' Stauffer, a German, "supposed to • be the. first wbiteman t have cross - "ed the Township of/ Kinloss. Walter Armstrong,who,.;'settled ini„Wawa- :nOSh, followed him in 1851.1'. •These ' were followed . by ,;Daniel • Webster • the three Henderson . brothers ' and Roderick c Gallen,' all of when' settled in the country • surrounding the vil- ••••lage to. be.L. • • •• '• . • 18.3,8- James Somerville erected the first: mill inoss rov-ichls . on the Nine Mile River, which fiows through the village,' •The hest:win- ter.:Mr,•-51;. Campbell 'opened the first store, and •• the lAickno* 'post' Office was eStablished,;Mr...,Cainpbell being. commissiened_Pestinaster. From • this. time - on, the ..,iillage--.;:-progressed- Gradually .storea, ..And , 'houses 7 were erected, and. the settlers came ,swarm- ing in. . The .climax of the •village's prosperity _Was reached in 1878, when it . was a_greed,that the village be incorporated; ' But the counties of _Byron' and liruCe each wanted the. , annexed to it for municipal .purposes.., The 'villagers. ,secured the passage ',Of a Speeial. Act . of Incor,. poratien. through •the Legislature at the sepsiort.Of 18/3.. After, much trov,ersY..the 'village :was finally en noted. to • Bruce County. • - The condition of the village ,is • al- so mentioned, with regard to its edn- religioua, business tied ' transportational progress. The, vit• lege. :possessed good educational ad- vantages,. !laving advanced from eonimon • place' schoolhouse , built; ,by ' private stubsetiption, to , a 'handsome two-story • brick, school, `erected at e cost of $10,000, :in Which' 5 'teacher" were ..ennployed, G.',W., Priest 'being principal. • . , • By.. the year 1.279. there were four churches in lAicknowL-1 Methodist . Episcopalian" and two Presbyterian Three of . these,' buildings in 'use today,' The first church '00, built in 1868; ..thei old schoolhouse: . previous ,to this,. being used for reli. gious serviees, and hefore it.s' erec- tion, ,services Were ' held in A hotel :he Rev: Mr.- Smith having, Preached the: first sermon. " In 1879, there were 7. general stOrr es, 3 grodery; 2 hardWare, several 0.04 And .nurnerourc'ethersmall-• ormf beSid5 a bank .and several, ho- tels. Railway and mail fa eilitieS WOre provided by southern .extensior -4- •41te,-Well in gton;,-....Grey_and I3rucc line, while cdmmunieation was best, ifh (loderich And Walkerton byr daily stage, • The village in 1878 had 1 ,40() iflhabittixits with nn arseSement' of '$104,450,, , Tho Lucknoig Sentinel' is also giv- 'en a word 'di' prais& by the ,Histoneal ' Atlas: ‘!i'l'he press, ie well 'represented •by The Luaktun# -Sentinel, ut mert. lrn-nl`PaD'et of 'Reform ,sentiment.'? . closing, ' let tis iberitiOn how 'the ,riathe Lackinnv originated, • froin .the haileged Lacknew In India in 1858f And- that the .nantea of our 'street" we/0.414014 'ftest the tames ' The, Steady 'decline in the ' price paid to ' farmers :for live •hogs has been sentething Of a mystery.. And the mystery has net been lessened bY the factthat, in spite • of this decline from around, fle per pound to about, Sc, the. price of bacon. has reinained as it Was. ,Now Berne light isshed upon the MysterA, a View to elitnimit-: • ing competition in buying hogs from the producers, and in „selling- bacon , to the • consumers, a great co,nibitte,,or merger, including .all , the bigpeek- ing. companies of, Canada has • been formed, With . the whole busi- neas under the direction of one cen- tral 'concern representing 'the various .packing ,companies; prices Of tlie raw: material (hogs) and of the product (bacon)can be regulated to, a nicety i in the, nterests of ,the packers: ' • l'here is tio secret • about ,:the mer- ger, It is onenly announced that'the Harris Abattoir . Co.: • Guniis, The Canadian Peeking,. Cenipany' •have gotten together, -and., thdt. in ,alt:preb- • ability, The William Ditvis, Co. will loin; in, the merger,' thus. putthig "nractiCally 'the whole--'park-packing Nattiness.; of Canada in, the handsof what is called a' hairline epnipany, ' .6446101Y the inislitess hasybeen- carried nu under this arrangennInt for Some time, • ' • Tlyre la:nothing. ,1.f -Stier or Compitiresi: Want to get, together 1W:eat-tying on their Madness, that is. their ewe' af- fair i- If this ik,ant done .n kiIIing 'competition .is likely in deyelonand this,- ll1. il nWii had leatores;,:/v, few Years ago this getting legetlier with vi Mr- to, ay ni 4ing ,cut.throsit 'comps), Iltion iVas referred fe as `"trust form - Ing" and there was nitieli talk aboni flrost But the law it8iitst .0014hIlia$ and Ulnas over I ' , REWARDED • • A- young bartiste:r. was. asked tO defend a trame•'who was neetiSed of Sysiling a watch.. . • The barristii•Tilielide-4.-TiV^itti'lill,"The- ardor at -his Contained., drawing, a pathetic picture ;with stri,sh cenvinciflg. energy that; at., the close 0f the:argil- rnent the Coeyt was in ltiettrS . and even sthe tramp' • wept. .. ' The jury. ,deliberated,, d • s60i found th prisOr c 4-Noi oil" • —Von v:400%. „ make 'It, ttugh tincl strong as .Brantford • ArTi.)-LOck,a." Brantford Ai.r0•, • Ito,43 :4re ificked on. Sttvereit, stoT*.i1P4 frost cannot " thets. • . vniottorO.Arro.44,0eks are .;f4t-tartieut.,.:pernitinent,,econ.,:. • ; '.'" • Brantford Roofing ,C0.111aatint •;Brantferd, Ont. tot, . Stack Carried, •Information.Furnished and',Serviiie on Brantford ruofinerenderid'by,' MUrClin &Sort - LUaknOW,, Ont.: 'Wm •• N-QT.Ii.'t TO -Cittbrrors.- • - ,Notlets is hereby giyen tnt aU Orr , Si't's -having _any__elmina or ag'ains: ',the Est.it. of ..lanie;.: W. Stanley; late of the Township'. of. .COunt.,';' of Ilrnee,- ht.? died oil. orabot the Seventeenth day f4 ay, 1927. are •requited to for-' Ward' their , claim's' duly ‘`eritiet.,1 by to the timiersigned: oil or before' the ',1'i;th .day. of Jely,-.; NJ). •1927• • • • - • • • . And:. z:o::' i urther given' . that irr:Ter; the; H..,.--aidt,-stit o' t' -F-x tor. 221: the said °Estate' Will •Preeeel• 'to Til- .traill,te the assets • theref 'among ,t11 l-buts 'iIed theret0; having re 'A;14,-,_Onlv to St;th cains of whieb they shell .tht,?n, haVe. • Thig. the Statute in that behalf.' .4.• • Dated at, Lkn,,-iw this .20th 'day of 'Ju;:e; ID. I9T.. • e;s,•, II,R; 0, Ltnov Out • , • Exe"ut • - • e •.r;, g • Then the .trampi drew 'himself up, ' . tears streanling down his face, p. -s• he .said to the • barrister: "Sir; I have never heard • suelt a grand plea. I have not cried since . • • • NOTICE TO CREDITORS " E Notice: is .iiereby :given .that all Or..SOTIS say' Claims -en de,, Nulds agalst .tate of ,Cath - ern e Mc All'stei late of the Village of 7 Lacknow in the County of Bruce who die. k.n;: about the. Tentb day cf -Ta27, • are tegaired to, for- . ' • their c`-tlinis „thly i:erified • by n-'71(Ovis. undersie•ned on Or ' 41" of July , 1997 • :TIOzrize :farther "that atter the said .clate the . 'said Exeen- was a T • beve 1711 :tr:011.1.- Wit.h ,Whicli to ieWard you, but7,-drawing a package from the depths of his ragged clothes—`'here's that watch— ter$. will proceed t& distribute g ',the assets of. the ,said". Estate; amoeg-tlie' Persons entitled thereto. .haying 'ore, _ • • • gar en -1.1 • • sts-t 'Statute in that behalf 'Detect. at. LtickneW this 20th day", ot ,Timo, A.D. /927; • Stuart- E:,,itobertson; Lacknow-i•On tario; Neil O.. MacKenzie,, 12.R. 3, LuckiiuV,'Ontario; Executors. • • ". • (7-7.-c) • ; • , NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE 'ESTATE OF. 'ROBERT late . of the Tenn -Ishii, of . Kinloss in' the. County of Brum Farmer,. deceaSed. , N-0,11:CEIS 1IEREBXGIVEN pursuant to. Section 56, Chapter • of the .Revised Statutes of „Ontario: that all persons, • haying' claindicHs-. ..gaitint the .Etat e • of Robert. Elliet! died -.6 a: • p taib eu•t-the_ tWenty-setr- • •n•E`ii day of- NoVeiaber; tKe;11-0,•,,nship of .Culrosa, are requir- ed to send • to--.R.ichard: nayer,.0:0- Jroo , Ontario, or A mer. Ackert. Iiolyrood, Ontarte,,, the ,Executors.of he :hove Est:ttv, (Ir to. the under- • Signed,' on Or before the ,Eighth 'diy, : 40134 i927,.:their. names and idclr •with full particulara",of • their •Claiius in 'writing and the • na- • tire ef' the seeprities (if any)beld ''ANDFURTHER PAIC1 that .after the said eighth dile' el- A.D. 19'.?7, the asset .the stiil tatq *ill be distributed by the snid Exeentots smeng, the 'parties et. titled thereto, having regard .onlr•tb .iainas Ofwhich they shall •then kave .onticn and the' Estate will not ha able for any claims not fied at '^the tiaie, of tlie:.saisl, 't•ATED• at Wmghain this fifhttenth, .day of June. A.D. 1927. " . J• W• HUSHFIELD, Winghani, (*- they: shall ,then have heti notice,tario; fOr the Executorl. take it and veleoine.' This notice is given -pursitint to ••••(7.-7-c) . • . eywing the: F:rontier Days �f . The "STAAAPEDE." OliO4C6 BUSTING. AT the est \ , EOWAR.0 F ALBEE - ti---1ZooMzs . • . • .(: .Algary!..s_Annnal • "'stampede" in .the foothillsf of. the Canadian Rockies - has for years" past latrigtied firininia artistz'' the late 'Cherie's RuiselI, and . a long list, of Other artists, editors, 'cowboys, as well as frentiers-mon. like. Col. John, Deenis,who -17Vialfdeirthe!".tegfiriTiT'SVOVW:CITifi . keVer 1 ibrt. ' • This. big '6hoti? *here the, last great west :rubs' shoulders With•A the effete • east, will be staged in • Calgary_ •Thp;..„.;greAtte.fit M. its . tond, In -trortrAine;rica aMmig 'its patrons the Prince of 'Wales, whose E;,P. Ranch' is near at -hand, and the "Govereet-Gerictal of Cana4a, .This:year• Pawase•aill • (Major Gordon W. Lillie); Will haigers, .fatneus cow= boy humorist and' Edivard Albee, president of the . I( eith-A thee' CitCatt, havs-demi:4"d --tro di ,t6r 'ths affitioiti evefitt. through 'Guy S'C'estdielc, originator' of. ...tbe, Stampede and Stampede manager, The Stampede !starts the firtt. day .with the later - eating' and eOlortill March,throegh, the., streets of, ' A14447' 41/$1lygs00 ht154Tflail'Ot BILL' ' Indians in full war"regatia," old:timers Of ,tlie prat with 'their Red iliver .eatts,.• veterans of the. fatito 'Royal North' .West Mounted "Police -(now Roy* Ca.nadlin Mounted Police), ..teerhoys ,and .chug.k-•iVagpti..;.oi{tfite,.witlall-la a if lier of Vilillifthinitei.• • is"rilaSeots: • ' • . „ The regular .0$tariiPede" program, run off aid/ Under the ,,,clitection, of Gun. Weadick;irliljneludi bronce.b.uStjag,..com-peti(tiO111,4teer4laini, COW roping,: P•omah standing :races,. chnek-wago'n racer' and „Indian ' races,. in Which squaw and .buck ride as if for theit lives. The Indian ,village ie.Vietoria.' with. 'its gaily painted tepee is COlorfni •and interesting•,-and..theri, ate e Imre of other attratnnq• ferent'in, 'oeit to.8,1)(...tto atrtitfing •seen attYlVbere. in "Canada -7 -one of these attractions neoded, 50 Canadian Patine, earl:" o transpert" it at year,- ' • •• • 411' Caf24t1Pts annual, istaMpede has 'been rightly dot -crlhed as "A 1101 : 'pat° fgopilhil Wittig)/ a U. hrs.! ' cleyo et t4e froji • . „ , ,