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i'4.From Russell Page Foundation. Sinai Our r
trial Dispute Act's toAdvantage '
, .SYSTE.M. •EFFECTIVE
,•••YOrk .Olty. Oct. 10,7,-PrOhlbt-, 'One1Il1e0, has:beets laid down or ae.,
.01.1 strikes and lockouts by legie4 ;stelpp„*" to govern heciatene' fit' the:
Lion ' Is aqtiutp Meano o'latteMpttitsloaW
,ayert indistrial disturbances; 'get- ..s•Opnitneatin0 On the •apparent ten-
thlrhatl. -gtheCtn:a.bilier•dtan'tite to- 41.0licr'ar the boards abWeiliktien
itetitOr SPr'ditiOuselop and onciIitiolt.i11d. inyeetigexien;, appointed 411031!
ntker. 'NO* is shown t jrnvo 1tha,-Oanacliall, 44*(1 to Ignore lbe edus
9,07an OffOctive means. of govern-' otttlell o.public 91do.1,61; the:,i0POrt
10100 intervention in Serlonalidtist "OaSsatifan' officials have frank -
trial santroversies.:•-these ere .4orne 1Y emanated that the community is not
pteihe • Oonelnalone in ,a 400 -page re- eertentallyt. interested in knowing the
Port ell.•VOOtPonIng Strikes" eabnehs truth in. ;an industrial diennte but. In
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.1"")-tn•4a3r- 14 04° . Ru40-4311"Sa..0 alic4ding • ah* tt4terruPtion of ti,erVice
• Tue. repot • Is -based • on, that will jeopardize itte colnie4 Paa
..'etltdY• !nada, liY.41-len. M. Selelcmast, routine." ' • • ' '
Warning Agtklutt Fake ,Stock
Selling
.'1.4110:.;11.011 'ree- tied .* Of.
fraudulent Atoeic-selling Jo:carried , on
•0'4 itle,!!erfOrtste.',..PreVents attlIten, In
Canada, .durin gtho last .18 'Years by
• .filen.-10.,,p1..p9:pAustOat PP3s49s. :144-
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vestLgaUo Act.
:lu t f.OrtAsSztrd 10414repori, moo.
•.***...114.••It:le4c!1,9 AtTeeter' et the le"' through medium pf the . The
.4,;,d,ItAtriali,-,$.414t :P(4)004101'4- ;Pt tile. tss chief Ways ,of developing clients
by mali Sri; the distribution of market
detters and market newspapers. ' Iu-
both. eases,: the firm• from which they
originate' . important, , the only. defi-
nite line. that 'Citti.)se. drawn iatbat
reethershin. tn. a :reputable ;chick . ex-
change; preferably the Toronto • Steels,
Exchange or •the Standard Steck pc.
• change.' : The .stock being foistedsoit
the. publishers' clients May he, liked-
eilAlinest witliont. fail 'hy ONO .0eirefal
'characteristics. It .• is usually a 10
.priced stock and the successive iestrg
of • either. the' market ,letter der,:,the
newspaper will • continue to harp on
Pile, Part etilar stock.
Two
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, twe e her. good,. advice'. to
,ilfe.prOsp.ntiVe Investor . are first: `t"the
goality,of : e stock being sold, is Very
to vary inversely ie'. the sales
Oreatiure • tieing: to Such ,•sell!'.
tug second, "Nelter'lny. a stock
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0;01t., r..4ge,...,(P.plaPtIOP0 .,BaYot:•:"We
1.';540.1t: not ter'ring, enlightenment to
‘..4alliiiii; lilt Ire look across the hors,
10 1 • - . .'. -
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er•... 'toward, ',ens neighbors' Mines,
't.tiiireada. and factories, and to .ttek
•'edlether,,'tbd•Act: has' accOmplielied • tta
• , . ,
:41000000a ,s4ttsfaCtotiltand 'Whether it
can Wtself, ha-telleived..its this Conn.
'The --eelltinuollo and, efficient cer.
e utility,.Industrie p,„ under
conditions,!-fair•-to-emploYee0, essen-
tial'hi the iielfare.Ufthe general cons -
Wes Van Kleeek said, "bur
',.•etinnot,e'eeCured 'hY,• the Short cut
advocated'. by many -influential tit!'
•sena ;inr.reCent•Years;--legielative
limi-
tations ' on: the sight to strike..": •
'The,tuayCanada'sexperience-
-postponing -,and arlting.itriltes •
4i. *dell:skim because isOhe United
tate6•111,e".. wage-earner's right' to
atrike:In4raitiportation systems, coal
istnes,titiPlie; Utilities or in any , indUs-
Y•tt,.160ttng 'large communities, is
'challenged 1)Yr a considerable sec-
* Of the Coniiiiiiity;and in the ef-
ort. pteVent", Such strikes
nreS.,. are repeatedly' ProPesing and
Boniotinles eneeting laws 'patterned
, tee, • the::: Canadian' Industrial Dife
ute0.44, 'Theia4preposaiii (tie oftenaped anen 'a :mistaken idea of the
ctual*e. -seitimAndjeperation of this,
declara-
tionThe Cauadian Act prohibits •
', .0trlire.• or lockout in .mines,,
ilartation SYStenni Or ••.other Pub••
•lutility,,,incittatries.:Until ,report on
,.,,..0,-4.4.$4...e,(04•hnen.ciiiide Pr. It'hbaid
n.Ea..anal1iitiOn., **Investigation and
IMPOSSe."..-finea, rot. Aogitiouit. • new
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oFirtt',...13.,•ropoiiiteAt, for :each, dispute
ind in each bi)-Pt4..a•••rePitegientativeiof.
,"naltille"•Preeidets;•""•the other. inem;,
bergi terireSeintittbree , :Of ;tithe
initbleeigts and . :!'• • . • ".• '
-::The 'report shOvist 'Rink in: 636: clis-
Tntea.„ andled ..nnder.., the ;Canadian.
..;#4174!,047strikeir-;,(?1,ssift).--wer",
• 'encled;•'Or: averted:: dining the ;• sa,tne
'; years, chowever, there_Were"425,
itteiltets••in !whibh 'the,' Act was
40 per cent., Of,
Werlq.ng days lost, throrigh:alL
strikes,'Were leo& through .disputes In
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;,. on Canadian ..railroads where con-
ditions . stabilised, the
,report • ca,Ys, the' itidinitrial
rAet, haa.-Worrld. well;. in 'Coal Mines
..vihere',..instahility'.and 'chronic'. irregtt-
*tray Of' employment • prevail, It had
Although:.a strike gave,
'.'iritnitd the Act, and (Me of its pritnarY.
Icuipcisett was:. to 'prevent .the recur,
4 :toned- of , sneh litrikes, the ,report •
at-
tributes„..t•,"..",:., this failure there thedifileul-
Area ` inherent in. 'the. coal' mining ..in-
• .4fistrY. than tie flaSsa in 'the' Disptites
, •
If .Its, purchase is • urged . by telephoae
or telegraph, except where the hrm..is
reputabhk" • :,' '
In. the Mat aaalysis 'Before' yen.
Iniestr_Investigatch!-' '
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• • "The synthetic thrill •Ittssing is
dangerous -6. your. brie -work un-
less your car boasts shock asSorbers,”
••r
or,
civenture Follows Science
huting Ficia Woild's Roo f Mid Straggp Pop
Heights and Arid Desert
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'.:HIGHER. THAN EVEREST p
,
..'4 • „faseinating. . reconntal '.• :Of •three :if Stini-arld 'graaillande, and, la TOO,
,•, • ,
years ..of ,explaraticter,et4,betanicar.rel .rldb .'in'''lleh, Lar0,. iloplca 'Of. 'sheep",
sectseh.' In the. Most, ,C*Onalfire ''lltil''., gen* Yak. ,and,‘, bores ' grase„lni .00,
loftiest plateau 2ieg1on• in the world,. !getirennslingrpialtts, " : ; - • N' - ' •.'• •
t
.00,.0100toottustoos,00d.,Kroo30404" -.,...rAfter ,c3s0900,;•• ..i4O,-- T*ht..14004"
:;ti,c °161111,c1.014exiftitict,. is made by 11T, ' ,r1Ingp '010h nine paraliei: to„the 4,91-th
JPipPh Francis Rock, dire0f4C;et 4be. ' .1c.O4cO-Nor barrier • 'range; .:Dr. -Rock:
:botanical andgo.oTogIctil,.expeditton; ; . y.f.'hinti,Retilleigin. flandi w,keno. he icrand
Arn&Iii" Arheretui*liatiVar6 Dniversity' crossed : the :Minshan; • eouthiviiit- Of
It • is a ,ihrTi4g:11410.of:ftclvepturcs In • s(:).tne .of Oa...meet impOettent.• epeel;
• a., country of •ineuritain ranges rising' :Mena Of his collection. , •,' ,•'• • !-'' •
'One" upon. wither ,in, a Sinecession .'of *TO get into; Tehbti • bind be ; was
..1..gi.y1,,,.Yoi dll'iaeaariltae4acitxrgfttseu,agrmealun4st4bsirinia.in4eg;,,,,ofeiritreetxto6049i.,:tcManith iatehyn:rttoettl,..tolit hitilltoen•o
ratite background 0? .snow and 1c' is' 'test. The' istgiteet. portal of th!e Oa,'
' land iyherethe lowest valley ileorse e tural gate JP .16,000 feet high '.• '• ::'.,'
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.1 15;e00: to 3.7A00.. feet above s04-10vet:i '. Tebha. land 10 A` VOnntil; cl OtCnO.
.:. .,. wh,ere,. inigc, tiiiiolituoffii.s.:•-f. • 0 ,- bare, 1 iloPea. t.,1,Pd ...deSse... fOreit.,0 44-'neette.T3
ercidad licheStOne'. are ',cut 'Into, 'myriad 1, 'and aptate• and fit. treee... With an, • Un-
• aliffS:..Wlebea: sides ," drat). :steePli' Into; dergrciwth - of. :.scrith..5 rhededendron
narrow; chasms of rivers Whoite. serpens 1, Varying," in •Colarr,' from retie. Oak . to
tine" courses are betnoloo in by, preciPiel turquoise blue and deep purple Cluitlete,
toue:wille of and brown sandetone. 1 .thirions, • Walled villages . were 'discos!-
. Dr. Rock in an interview. tells of the ' ered in alpine meadows whet,. 10eW,
'scattered ollthlpe of Willows and bar -
berries • or ; ' ocdaiional. • Or -Chards . 01.
pears,-.cherris and. juJubes. .
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]Jr. Reels' attempted' AO explore the.
country in the.direetiOn. of • the Anne
Machin,". a Anontitein Of .eztraordhlarY-
•geographleal interest Which is said to,
be. °many 'thousand • feet ' higher , than
Menrit Everest, , 'hitherto ,belleved to
be the highest •mountain In the' world.
The.. exnlorer.:learned -Of this range
:through' , Brig. s:Gen.:‘George-.."-Peretra,
Who made. a'sPeelal trip from poking
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difilmilties he and his *most ..of faith-
7ful natives encountered while • pursu-
ing' a path! into the Unexplored .region,'
where biting ,winter. blasts of the rare -
Mod atmpsphere of the high maintain
contrasted sharply with the terrific
heat of .arid deserts; • where .icy tor --
rents, Interminable . Mutt slipes and
sloughs.' and. broken ' bridges erten
bloOked • the trait. • •
comettion• ive* in Boston.
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Dr,,, Dock's , collection of botanical
and 'ornithological, specimens trent, the
regione ,heretofore unknown • to •betia 1922 to •explore the peak, and paoes
1134. has been placed In the Arnold.. ed on Within 100 tines ot :his gaol.
The busy heaver. doingehis Stuff in. jasper National' !Park Arboretum , and: the."Batvatit--Museurii When: General Pereira returned• to
of Comparative *elegy. it consists Peking • after .his ftifit • lite* of the
, 30,000, sheets of 1.4mrie :Machin, ..: lie reacribed. it 'Ms
pany now hai a tramway. from Lake tile' eitotPrZ,belirierkkundred:4,atkitio ef ,etoweilig abotie ey3e
iningi.
Leave Canada
.Much hnpressed
Secretary of ,s13rituili Intdltute
Foresees Glorious
, ,
• Future ••
ENJOYED TRIP ,\
Surprising Yields Expected in
,• Gold Depositi of North
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' :Nearly 30 at the `. original • party':of
400' 'leading mining And nietallutgicail
authorities of .the Drelitr„e, Who. •'
have boon on a flyeeiaeltapmir of the
ptibuoion: of •Canad*, ;sailed jr01:14. ,
WiOntreal• recently for ,Englands..• The
dergirtutC. WAS Charadterized by :cheer., 1 .
.ing,:and•spetitii! of iirewellsto Canada.
Among the dertaitIng group were .Bits
' Albert lOtsen," C,M..I3,','.director "of the! ••••.'
Gold Coast •.(4.grica) ; gOologtopu.stir-1.-
voy; Lady ...1Cittion;': Charles
•mid,' 'secretary-getietal of • the •••British'
Institute of , • „ - •
Sir 'Albert in speaking' let the. cons,
pleted inip.ection' of. Canada's mineral:
resources, , declared •• that there was '
!'greater futtire in_the ,gold. deposit '
than. ',Wee •genertary kite** and that,.
:he. expected surprising yields, frOm
this .triore'• 'modern minerals which •
narsiziot as yet boon applied to Indus, '
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• Will Bring..Resulte.
Mr. Meberrotk. cornmentinkipon
Canada as a whittle, declered thitt the
result of the visit of the ,Mining and "
Motallurgical autheritieti was "bound
to bohit results both certain and nia-
teHal
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to .the7future. of Canada and 9f .
the' British..Enipire, • I have found, •
'Canada:to, he . a country. rich ,in
ale' and with resources • far in 'excess
at. my most hopes—and' I,"
;One hears about Canada's future.
have alWeYs bean partial:to the stories •
Wish to make It'exivphatle• • that tlie .•
hotipita* We receivedi '.in Canada
was, boundless: The trip was a• Core-;••
plate "Sticeese -froin every point of •
irte-W; and • I can' assure Yoa that. the" .
Atnpressiena-liine-igathereiLL •
are,. not Only • lottremelY •elicentaging
but 'are , truly. sincere." •
.This ,Paity 'pi returning' minin.g ate
.tticitities is. pert of that.Se,ction of the
'CongresS•whieliloOk' the route'.
ward trent Monretal :-through the'
Praffitprevin,ces• to the Pacifie. Coast
!sihaultatieotialy with another. greup.ot • .
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• iitti NATI,04A.t. EMBLEM AT WORK
wiMaPs
Early Pays of Fur Trader and
Indian Recalled by Maps ,
Recently Issued
Ciovernmetit--
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1 lire' early days of the fur 'traders In
,Garteda are recalled by thee.publica-
tIonof,t*P rievf,'Inast sheets of; the Na
timid •-.Topographic series by , the •
Topographical Survey, Department of
the • Interior, 'at. Ottawa: These are
-the -pfeileibrialTeditiona of the Grand
,itapids',,and• Tylie'ptyo.eheets,, a0iiintag
, • . .• , • •
• • - Contrasting. the ••eituatioti „ the
,Vpitoa, • States that • in Canada,
• fltho,rePort Sayti'.-Jnse as thepolicy
'.:-.:..ofrAtoncillation pursued .by :the 09na..
, htis wen tne 'ce-,
1'ititiftlefr: of 'abet, in the , adminietrs.,
tiong,Of.the industrial Disputes Act Eo
lisinelloy of enetcien sornetirriee: Odle
u goVerrinient .‘bodies In • the
. States liaS 'intensified the. op-
-
of ,labor similar'.'laws. The.
`,0anittlias 'experience indicates • that
• 1:.?, , governmental bodies can obtain„the
' best' • reeitite' tit :industrial. disputes;
• not by threatenleg arrest, lintirigtort•
reent or fines, but by intervening in a
Sympathetic, and:.Conciliatery spirit:to.
find thoSa epee. agree
DloPt rt,MY '
. • Mr. Selekreari, the S,aget•
Foundation's investigator, pointa out
1.that „While:: the •'. Canadian Indu,Strial
DitiPuteo Act waS:dratted on the prin.
• del° of eOmpu.isioe, it has 'been ad-
•"illiniateted largely as theastire " to
": voluntary Consultation and
c. „gr., °Inept. . Thus. while 472,
punisit-
at1c Violatiens •Of the " occurred:
In 18 Years; ,. only 16 • o6 these wore
;
brought before 'the courts and none ofo
'• [these. at the inatigatIon ot the go'verts
Went, The' goeternment'e riOtioy his
hien egaitilt .resOiling, to prosecuion,
7 Of 4violaterii let the, Att, deepite the.
fact' that the' Aet.:Ipitevides ti*PenaltY,
, .of fines tanging :Item $160 to• slob° a.
. day • Tor. etiripltwcrg arid: froni '$10 in -
50 •riedaY..,fei. conpleyeeis:deelaring-
., Wilco or lOckout viefation of the
• Atis Sels'Itniars tound that,thc Carta-
dian hoards of cericiliation• and. in-
vottigatibit. heard' inditetrial , disputes
judgea*called 'te Ander
40pry4„- net ati ITIVeetigatere 0) (11a -
:Myer EtIto releVant"faeth. Ior'the•-educa-
4ilitt. of (110 oonnhtptity,--fitit he; peace.,
and totottoat tittbrolphqro whi *pow
help tb. britig about; /rideable t;ettle-
'motto, t,tti &xis of inditstrial
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RecOrd, Wool Year in New
• South Wales
13 dile NS WL --The quantity Of
greasy Wool recorded for ,the yearend -
ed June 30 last, and ,of which Gov-
ernment .figures are, but recently even -
able, was 495,820,000 pounds, of a total
vatic) in this city of over. ps,00s,soo.
The average 'price in the. grease was
per Pound. This clip, represent-
ing 1,50s,700- bales, was the .heaviest
known in ,Ne* South. , There ,
are - lietweeti ib,000,Q00 and 60,000,000
Sheep in this State. The exact total
Is not ascertainable just now, hot tho
:fact that last year .the. total was set
doWn at ‘61;880,000 indieses that the
evorything in
Winnipeg, to a , point on the2river.1-seeds; aaninlie 'Of -Weed -if, 1046 -birds,'" its finicriv-elact grandeue.". - :- •'.,
very' great Potential' source,' of ' newer ! co . The Chinese Call . the Mountain
melted from .. the -explorer's' 'note ew
data 1
lea-ehl Hsieh -Shan. •The' directar of
above the Grand Room. , There igt ,ft sot Photographii and extelleiYe •
. Anteing the.: C011ection of •birds • are thwarted in . his • atteapt ,fo reach the
, •
e mold Arboretum expedition was
in the. istpide at ' this point and .'ne. t;ooks...
douht.sonte day this will he deVeloped • .
tw
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and utilized. , ' •.• . • ,. • ,..
specimens of hearded " eagles with a Arane Machin by the Goloks; swine&
-+-.-:.411-a-11110-r.lni.ittensShawn„on the=iciaps.f., .1, gi."-. • d- tqn-seet,-Koissior4,rausa _ f__2.piti t - it la_...a.L:_isarlike. peeple„
'tv•ati,. largely • obtained s fiem'. phote7. ' IT- • Prea e ...- - ' : 7 ' ' • t -e -7" 7 e -un-° - g ,r7 , 7, - ' -'''' - '
black -neck' a'ailea,. several' lInknow711 who -recognize no; authority, .excePt
graphs taken trent aeroplanes.under sPeoles of pheasants eared pheasants; their own .Chiefs. They , are robber3.
the guidance ef cDelnInio4.-Land Sur - bar neck geese, White 'This, "hertinS,. Coy- i by Profession; according to Pr. lt,17elt•
,Yetrere of Me .,Tel!egrephietg,:snTve7- raorants,..bine•taililush.,rsibino, ' anoW• .i having, reified • end: preyed upon other
coeko,, ravens :and 'snipe. ' -Appro4-.1tribesfor many yearo... • For . thIs. reit-,
staff •. acting et!' navigational „ Officers. *
:graphesl,:_beitse.„,tliere_Are--stills-blank arerenresente in the cone:Olen, - acs, touched by evploring parties. '
the country lap been tett un
Not all of The pas sheet was.photo- ',.•_•iritly.. 460 "various • 'apeCtee of birds , son
, .
• • . . corning to Ecr.. Outram..Batigs,•ornitlfe- • • • • ' . • '
spaces ' the. southwestern Part of , 4.
Tribesmen. Bieck the Way
. th spec imens for classification; • he ee. g . • .
T .0 I Ics atnered th ir warriors about '150 ni. em, which ttavelled
each: other and showing that portion. 'Inc two .map ,sheets lying directly.
e • legist . at: the' museum; Wlio prepar--' . • • • . • .
that 'map '
in Of Manitoba and a. Ornall•IPortion of to the north. of these two ,are alse..in P - and formed ari, IMPenetrable chain bi
. •
Saskatchewan lying between iiititudee• --conrse of 'preparation and will be is- - • arined and mounted .tritsesmen acrosA
• Expeditien -Started In 1424 , • •-
'53. degreett and 54' degrees, and 7;6. ailed seen:. • ' • • • • The leicpedition started in 1924 with the eeeetrY Dr. Bock had to cover, and
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ex-
tween' longitudes 98 .degrees7 att. the object of ekploring.the regional he was.' foiced to turn. ba&k.,"-The
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In he degreeS:.. These ',Maps' ere pu Shed • : - .•.': '••• Face -Lifting .
from the above office. The ;Depart- _Skim Of the 'fade 'lifted" by surgical rtesiew: .• sroie - praetico. • • of.• having t): 'litanciPaint,, Prof, Charles' Sprague . -
Sargent •Wati pertly responsible for the M . t f ' th • 'nhabitents'. of • Tibet
in. five' colors apil'c:MaY he', obtained,
Ment Makes, "a rioininal'charg,e ef "fifty meatio„ Iii order to obliterate wr1nk14S,'toinetiOn of thaexpedition audit wa..e• ,Whe nureher•::aPproXiteatalk .2;000,000,
-ph,Lotatoaty, map paper: .. -- T. .:- :-•:.
Tito : main . tep4ravateal . features,: ..paleitehazod-estuhtl
-rt-atnuestlrfudelleirtniuScs,ttienr6flunge. director, et the Nationel,Geographficeint, .
Silo2173t4Y:tr,f binnantlieet expedition In; tirelY 'finanted . by'. ojeefah• ,,ot • :tile are serafcivilized: 'Mentbers' of eiX911:
Traveling overlOrd „. ro • ..enitivate. land,' the':Chinese will come,
Where :they Can live In houses and
:Conte each for ;•flie..Maps- in folder. is a ritocedute of sttlitob frions: tithe. to.: Peer
the hair,. cnieh attempt tit ileCeite Arnold Arliel'etunL.'Dr. Rock was al0e .
.: golitin4ages :sOrnewhnt related -AO the
Burniese; Dr': Rock said., . In. PlaCee,
form or if :. Printed • on itnen-badked. Hine one hears' Agood deal. I".•ike dyes
paper, and twenty-Ilve ...pent! each if ' rug
aid the 'SissliatChew,an River with its ,belonging to: the 'category of,:PerSonal Indo.:China ,Dr; Reck opetated along '
but the ,pastoral work :is done"hY 'rev-,
tributaries,. ite devious • passages eild, fake 19 that Of the...bald-beaded Man the.eresti• sand -swept areas Cf the opbt. ,
, big. tribes of • Mongols. and •Tihetans;
•!. lake eicriansions '
its - , , and portion .of who.'trieti to Cover Up his:baldness by Desert, and en ,b. • , .
entered Ti et. • In 1925 a • • • : ' •
living:intents:axe:mg th,eir flocki: .1 In
Lake Winhipegosis'and .Lake W.Innil.„ ','bringing the hail'. from over one ear war. between the Tibetans. and the these tent villages of the Tibetans the
peg. , the: early •7 fur , tradirei , intl.:: ex-'
across"the dome, et the.. head.. With Muhammadani 'prevented lir. :11,00C .,
... Crlider, ' •Ahelteia .' are : constructed ' df
-Wre-iii-iniftenotrir-ter Yet* heats 'used 1.
itteteiiitterfoi-apt geweralliatienrit-ls 'OPIn-7,-ftackwing-4-h-e-,--------
tOui'se fie. , had e
bl z ' yak hair in the for& of 'a reeL.
tauglehe t-eeits et_theekerigals_arm was ,the sceno. ter mnch discussion. ,
such .9:trick is •VerY difffcuit te gauge ;: Tibet, nit far :from the C .. ,..• ... ,. ,
'Rock repsr,ted'thekt, the. :expedt- tike 1 iSitprS Wtt 1 ad , ,.... . . .
situatPd at Trail ' n.c. Was vieWed by -
I miration ,Thia Is • ,
,SaskatcheWan. River 6 .pisinfa in: the the 'grocer.' :- The' mentality -'• behind .• Lake ••KO-KO.N'ot the;Lake,' f • - • - . • - ' . • • •.' • •
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'far *teat Or North. „Much has •b,eeii . ' blues.. Pee- ..e • ' • - . . • . . . , -
Central 'Asia of which. • little. was -piorer and Illi'.nttetidants :hail:several
ke,9Wirt from a botanleai an, skirmislies w, ,
d•zeological• • • - brigandsand robbers
• - . .•
.94 Ow scale .01 fenr' nilles• to an hick • • Dr. Leonard, Williams
by -special riecommeciation through .
the • Maritime Proviness and. threegh-, .
Newton:mile:rid,. ,
At Nickel Fteriperies•;„
. .
Ameng leeding. paints 'of
:terest atken :in by the 'tour of this
_ccingrese" we:re the 'nickel
r,eilneries of 'Pert: Carberna,' Ont., the:
silver Cobalt areas, serropnding-
Cobalt'Rig • Suiihniy, and
Ontario gold 'districts. of Percupthe':
and -1,Orkland Lake. Saekatchse, •
Wan the. Congress gathered „ at Este,.
•TI. lit the -Southern part of the pro-
vince, wheraintereating gold dap sits
are feund. The 076w!'s Nee(c, s.
at Fertile, D.C., presented reateri for;
the . investigator, and - the ,'IooteneY
and. Nelson area cif British . Columbia,.
the' rOitil from Lake Winnipeg via thus that mire Punch dePicts' maPned out, and he traveled northto
circular' and. made of sheep', wool
_he largiest 'smelter in the wet .,
. .
' •eigh.t WhielV.Was deciared"to be we
invaluable expierienca fair -mining. au-.
thoritiee,' :At. a• cop-
pevlead4ine. Mine „ VMS'
This ',project. attracted, wide-, interest
:apeotint orthe bY4rioduc.ts
prOtliteles. •
The visitortillso• .at Britan•
pia,' B.C.': •
' ',The coal et northern Alberta, le "the
districtof Caditiada 'Was examined bY
the part3g felloWing a' visit: to • the, un-,
deiveloPeci' mining. areas atirreundiug
• . . , ,
FOrt: • •
Tne Party conclinled Ate. ;tour „wit:11'a
Yisit to, the neW • Imie,Lter at:
Que.,,Ilie gold'. mines. of l'Reityn• .and
the:. Thetford asbeetoi• Aoboa.
tos will ,play 'a 'prefeinerit pe.rt in the"
futnyo, 'development , of Canada,: the
'visitor's declared..
' ld technic'tl giithi •
• 'the oegress,lio sr
ings end 'listened to ;scientific; Papers,
oit Many' litibjectS.. These meetings
Were held .le.,Meatreal„ Toront6, 'Win-
rtipeg, :VancouVer, an& Oue7'
bec. Tifere were .rilso addeessaslibard'
tit Banff, ,Leke statiieb, ;Vietoria,
per PaLric and Saskatoon, Cana.. .
'd's:'S leading. eolith:la:Mc tied seientisfe
addressing the :visitors . at .'tliese,
s•
anyone is thereby deceived: .
can -really , suppose that ,vince.cf Kan-ou. , , .
•
written of the picturesqueness of for leo one
'these early ,,voyageurs and It Is inter- Lake rildh In Clouds
. , •
Lake Ito,KoNer covers an area 11
;eating, to trace out on these 'maps
some of their, ratites of travel.. :.The
lower !valley of the Saskatchewan' is
largely ' level' cotintry: 'subject to
'periodic flooding; as May ,readily be
seen from the map by tholabyrinthot
-Watercourses 'shown. This. valley •• is
really the delta of the. Sesikatchewen
Riveflefore itenters Cedar, Lake on , , face: the risks .ef, war for 'the sake. of
;its ' way , to peke 'Winnipeg and "the: peace. Were that Issue .ever
pre -
area .htti the charactertstio.delta for- ,
sented frankly to the People, there
Mallon; There! are regular water would le, little .dcitilit of, the :answer,
sir:altos , followed -steaniers and ;.;
.1 he who''would•• not flight for any
Britain Won't Shirk
tied. was sitecessial from every- stend-•
point. All of the specimens arrived
in Boston IA p'erfect condition, and not
miles long and 40 -Miles -wide, 9975 feet even a letter was lost whileon the
-Wickham, Steed: hi: the lieview . of above the levleof the sea inhe 'tmidst trip. '
•
•
, Reviews; • Tere are worge ••thi4gP.1 '
• degeneratien• of the moral sense. A Antient. Pottery. . -A) r
• ri pile -f ames of hundreds . of,•fitige
' Arse !trunicsi driven into the bog; u.ntil
than war. :One of them is slothful.
day may come when we shall' have Ad• D U they , were entirely , flooded by the
make up our Minds' 4f:tether' 'we,
;figures just given are con.servat.IYe• itneter beats of, shailow draught. In
sordid ,Catise, would 'still: fight, for; a
'rying to eaPacity,• and. if there is a
Prolenged dry time' the. Strain on the-
pastures",gendrally will be Severe.,
French Methods for Keeping a
eThe State mai be ton'aidered aa ear- the• duck -shooting season ,this district _
sure and known' ideal, and, their readl-,
-Kitchen Odorless
No housewife likes the odor of-coolt,
Ing to go through 'the house. ,T6 pre
centthis happening, the 'French are
known to resort to one,ef two simple
dev ices, •
e•
If the odor of the anticipated cook;
is• net ,exCeptiOnally, strong; they.
take a *pdtato, cut it' in twe, and la,Y
one half, skin doWn, on the Steve:
warms thole,' but , without becoming
dobked, The/ potato absorlio the odor
Of' Whatever hepbans: to be (looking,
. provided the oder not 100 Intense.
•If It should happen, te be Very,etrong,
the housewife may take an orange
peel, •put „feW, drope Ot,'v,irrapir �u itt,"
And lay, this peel on the stove in the;
Satho Way ail the p6tall half. Tho
skin gets a little war,n1,,Init does net'
coOk, and the kliefien'is.'wffitotit, odor;
ug p er -water. '
• ' • ' • Through ,tne rapid . sinking of ' the
subterranean. waters 'level within • [ho
Relics Thousands of Years Old .last fe* centuries,. however,- the.
Indicates'City Was Cite of
8eitiern t , andframe-under the: Jihra.rY was expoSed
started to cot, thereby cauoing
Preliistokic en .
. ... . . .
. . _I _ • .. . • e :\ the foundatioe to give .way arid threat-,
Berlin. -- Nt merous Prenfotaric . re- enin. g to cause.' the' 'co' llapso of the
is visited, by numerous hunters as. It , ht wduld.' ' likely to make 'Hee found: Under the.' ."former 'royal' ..,e . -' , • . • - • • ., •
is a' feeding ground for , hit kinds. of PP • t° 'fl. g ' - be .- ' • • ' :,i_ • •i ' : teasEive hullthng••,''' ' • • ' ' • •
'Wild ducks. It live ,trapper's paradioe• ' In • . the ' course .ot •:,. restoring' ' thO
fiBgrhitIlifinligOO8VuePrenimflOun7ut:s..11. :91:3natittor11111.t111'ne7, pilinl53417rYatieu'y-(iwn9'rwkhit:licell: 't-h1:09's•i:obruilillagintgl!: 'Illitary'S pile-Oen:le,' relics 61 a 'bygone
"ati the 'swdmns and marehes swarm
imagines tfbotthe peOple of 'thisoun- fotindation ...wee. bent . point ,to •'..the. age . were found in.;' th es bog in stieh
svith,Sintisitrate. '.Thousands" ok• peltetty. will "Aght . again, //Jot' '.'a ' eadse, It 'existetice ., at , some earlier ••.settlement n
..umber:1" as. to .give palentolegists and'
Trent these. little fus hearers Are taken .
(Ides MA- understand,* or, ni c rely 'to Cut
•everY season, arid find' their way to
th'e tur auctien,'oaleo •- in Montreal Or iti wa:Y. out °' a muddle tn. which Pur"
London. •
Froin Cedar Lake to Lake ,Winni
peg ' the-, character `of the' country is
entirely different and life Saskatche-
wan River wo swiftly with several .
6 suberharlite when it climekt to run-
ralilds :culminating ' .in the Grand
itanide, where there is a fall of about , fling' '1°r cfliCc•'" . • '• •
1
blind Ministers may have involved it,
that Government,wIll lie likely to get
• ,
. a 'rude, eWakenleg.
•
The. politiclanshave • nothing' on '.the,
on the site of the Present city of
These relics, believed • tO be
thousands 'of •years old,' comprise the
boties. efr,unknown specito ot aniinals
and ,speeimeho of unadorned pottery. ,
arelieologiots" a.new incentive or as-'
siduous resear6b: • . •
It lo.-belleVed that la) 'many remains
of anti -teals found in a coinnaratIvelY
small area' point tcr soma catastrophe
Berlin was' originally oreeted on_ a Of 'nature that kilted all these animate
,SwatriP and oire'll:to-tia,Y Yalq. 1).(lat"h6,48. "afiettt the' saine .• Wee, whereaS the
are under.serne•of the, eity's princitsal pottery .spesietaas co/140170d
fitreet.9. therefore. beettnio neees-. proof of e comniunity of fairly, civii-:
iod hurtian licingo ',having existed at
remote age ' ilia snot where ller•
,
Ilit' now stands, • • .
sexy, (Weft as late as the eighteenth
Th. "bac1-1-c-war67:.-Frotit-if tsr
75. feet. the ear& oeys wog I .
itt it i8 110 neceiiOa.ry to portage. around' these , backward -Hiss ',Iwo, '„ ,e' cotitOrY, When Frederick the Croat
rapids,•bu 1.1.11(1;1o:1's • fay, , 00;11...11;7,, 7 /t):11.011trol,11:101,AttrotilYottii01.1.611Etraiatyri,;etto s(ttortilf(s,ttiritil.co,t
Who, Wouldn'tLiketoS tratt.h Silky Earl?
„ • • • , • , ,
-,C-Tilviert .R-e1iev6 -Over-
' • Crowded Stums. ,
. Cap o. Town, . A„re I top, la „,lielng• •tals•.-
1011 hy members st tire Cape'ToWit City
Con nr 11 ter' the raising of' a 1000:
,g540,4,01) ,to,'„:es,1 Icy teee'ilit Assisesswit
,itt the shins distriefx.t
Sislidict3c t -Cape
'Po•-wo tfe i1 0,drat elk,
and 660 Morn w,111 ,ri (fafriid ylaCh
yeAr trx, 'co1r' lih tliO • itist•eas1
nopn1:1,1.1(ot, Over ".,"5 per firipi, (if ,The
nehd,lurette:t•isitifnttiati.:St,-"fics•maYi4,14,0.
roestantly ureter overerowiled smelt.
dens •aed tiro ;a'"
menace to thu city gi.o:trifity.
.14ifir7 Of uricitJco MISCHIEF
Bloodltontil papo;:es ctt Wit 1'Idnintill;4` ii ntir irf.olgtiont PAO/4ard, Mlighijide Welt
•
1$•y pause in 111(Ar 'play for file photo-gtgl,h(o- to get tills pletsre.
. •
rtd borod'e,t1
. • .
...letteet-elieete•ut.Out ,ttio
ill 4 pi* ,
I Why We Marry4=b,nd Divorce
• I'e6ple marry beeanse-dt a litolOgital
appeal Ler a:certain person.' Tne mind
may reject the peroen,' acid a diverse * :
*may rosuftnne tno 0:motiono.itr'.
1.:00 may Im strouger.thoi,the mental
11Teject1 on , . and b ri if g.• al) on ts• a re.mar. •
•I 'Inge: :\Vhitt, prolmbly exploln;$ Wh.y,, '
.. a woman will live with u.. Tau
)
1' everyl.mtly else -Weeders !.,`Wityr lit. tits` ,. ••
world fib° deesi't leave him?" This •
Inestypplies VI eit-f:hp ,.1.tra4Y4 thait„rsar•
rie0 the, etrivty•tic aitatt O'fi ilbiTefri; 64111, ,
"1 boyor, 10. whcrs: •.
pVerYhedy ,W01.10er "Whitt 113 se.,:sitt
WON.1011,41403:•-•
We MI 6 riP,%;e' Weeltly.. • '
611 -ft.i,.lepa nit) trioVtai then?"
74,0"---
, -Me Ailing to .00r140.01, tho plitoltops
-troglfe.vwovt•.--ht.tvirtoltytit-•b•voV-,Vir
•Iddinit la DariAopgor plates
00 I/. •
300,
, 1
.7. •
irotitd
iirOtot".tiod. 'bag; tett lit- My
Car while parked. "Owed. •c'h:11' 1104
sato.° !by ,1rlfmtf4rtng, projx‘rty And PftY
ing tot Allaitt!, et i t1t tit iriakti,
i)iff'sraotioW pieittiattPil toMy Ivaco ')r":
wilt tot sd.-.-Ad in a '1,1.ortt.tie (Toxaalt, ;.