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ta-fiarlian SOUrCe8
Coast to Coast Does Not..
biok, Like it .
Sit George 'Nish Wrong A
14wooi: oress,...040440 havit plaYeff.
rather preuil,eentlis the glooMY,
trorebOdinge-„of pritaiA's
atePtge- "Sir
Geo,rge .ilsitec&ge,eacia-..,111 1919.,, or •
Alitarelebratt and his Inlerpretatiorie,,o1
*jai '‘w,ort.d'a ,.eceriornies 'were intereat..-
itn and to 'say the least, dieconceri-..
Lng.1=le2nictured the •post war ,con
,dition as One Where the ,world :had,
, '.ov,er, j ..deep Chasm and iher'it •
!,the.0 falling .:to' tire 'everlarting
. . , • ,.
. • ,and etern'al be* vows.
'.1tecentlY "Sir deerge. tile,;ViotatnY .has
thar",t, ,forth. , The.•,..werlff iaoir
, ithe- verge ".-Of'
Writer is ' 6...dee; thinking , economic
highbro* tint he 'tan' reed'and partial-
ly, understand the...written, Word.
the foltowing .news •dispatches from'
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;heist. coast in ',Canada mean any-
' thing they, -mean thee. Sir George.
•Paiah • has oxide mare "Missed his
aiutt:" '
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,From the EaSi•
Nave Seetia.-The 'freight.
' "Import and export biisleess of the
port .a. -Halifax this' season" excee.ds,
•that fast season by about 30• to 40
per cent. According to the Board of
:Trade b.utletins, Otte been one of
'the best shipping season's the port has
.ever: had. Apple it ipmenta are abont
• •barrels head Of: the .1227-28
'-,2.tieP•ttett•
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us --
!bee :is Preparing, for ti:bilsy season As
• evidenced, Ity. the activity alotig the,
„ waterfront., •• ". • • •
• 'Montreal, Quebec -Dominion Burette
•Of Statiatice ,fignres.,shew •February's
' =exports' of automobiles to be twice as
large in-Veluare-aa those for the sante
Month; last year, the largeit, buyers
. ;being the United Ringdonn• South Af-
, Anstralia...Britieh.':India and New'
...,Zeiland, While there were ,also seine
;Sales to Argentina, Dutelt East Indies,.
"-Egyrit, anti„the United -States, Fehr:
,
Ate...,tempared: with l..40009,3,66 t4901
14. gad.. .0.0P.P„er .40 P.OW th-at griler*-
riere,the largest Predr
° So •• It would 'hOpear Dm( Progregtg.
.aid,Ordsti-dFit,Y Are .itt'•StOre torClatt-
Ade. „ • ,
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,acla
DisposedTo Bar
Rum,Ruinping
ALCIne Case .Turni" Public
• 0/iinipn Agaiost, Requpst
,Tikhter Border'
• .Ottawa-Whater.r ferm 'fiegoti
, • ;
tetween, Ottawa and •Waahnig-
ten over -the Canadian -'scheeit'er_XM-
Alone May take `it c,ertaiii that the
!hiking of ;this boat. hag -destroyed
whatever' small :chance :existed that
• . •- •
Parliament -Would ,,da, soinething 7
meet the 'request of the United States
ler.,a tighter 'control over the•border'
liquor, trade„ • ',Naturally this. State-
ment 'M. ,not poSsible! of 'Picea
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but inideubtedly It 'is true. that 'nubile
opinion this county' has been
shocked and•-ailtritfacled, by the, long
•ptirstitt and deliberate , sinkipg of. the
t no
rings Happiness
Out of the" Depths Again
$torrof-Oneinutrigrant-T411a.,
That Success is Possible
in Northern Ontari6
° CLIIVIATE,
iguer,..diklaPPainta3Piit eititnt
°need E•eglish ,!'eurgratits.
wh tried iife. In: Caifada; Wnritele
daring the.ha.rveat time on...Canadian
latat,lantniner, has-been aoted. tp
,thene. *I•lth
.wcaild not have ..13.een,.eiteceOttil.: Or%
tion that iinme. ‘the
'Where on a' an'd' that ethers's. had'
journeyed to. Canatie:fr,am 'tog -laud,
eXperinient: But now or,
;concrete. 'careretthe happiness; feend-
en -.a' Oalik.dfalf.7.farta,•.:h3r.'4,
'Couple and their. elaildren la:reccirded
thesloonciOn..Times, by the ty,ife,Or,
farmer.,Whe has been. in.. the .Dentinion
.Ofr. She and 4 -et. A4s-:
•b4d,d.:dpelded"..to'emtgr.i.te. are
tala, becatige "beeade ''Offerttl::•'necire
scope • ter' fim:all faintly, With ,
Mealui than • .anything .they hope•
for .1n the. British 'Isla, And they
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I'mAlciiie by armed Araerican Coast
picked out the ..Pre'vince ',of, Ontario
Giard patrols., 200 miles off ishOre
"greatly on acount of its proximity to
., ,
B
efore Parliament therare nn., 4ngland; ....the ,idea , of being ' .only e
mite days froin•London rather .apPeal-
•mereus :petitions train "probibitilin or -
ed to us.." ; At the Oatset in Canada;
ganiz'ationa praying that ,• it be: -made,
a crime In Chneda to ship Muer over
the international frentier, ` but ,in of-
ficial cirbles itis held unofficially that
these docurdbilts are Signed by the
sort of uncompromising 'drys who, in
the United -States, would 'be ,members
M the AntizSaloon League and that
it is:further stated, they decided that
'they, were there inore--tooney
than 'to. 'make meney" for the first
few years, •because to' 'make Menet'
one Mast Arid, be to sina
certain 'amount,, Which..they did not
feel justifiedin doing the begin -
they. do not Speak for- he great body. /ling.,. •• Their initial effort, it seems;
ef the •, , was 'the parchase of a 'fair -stied farm,
:concern w t • s pure
rnestta,Ainericaii ieroblern; and inalie
a crime' out of what is now legitimate
trading'on eid.e of the line, when.
on all the evidence millioas of Anteri,
cane break the prohibition :•la,vr 4p.ily
and even men inlinnertant offi saving' de,vices. • The cost of ,putting'
„posts '-seem t� skew -no. partictilar thi4 honSe tanadewas less than
solieltude ter it. . • : • it weal& 'have been ie England, ac;
.Thits it will be .tohnd •inconvenient cording to OAS' settler's; wife, ,whei.con;
tO do anythingat this, sesalonabont Ainues: •, .7
the border, business ts-asto'nishing. how Much, One
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Pan save :it one tries,t and living ex-
feuzb*ii.btiflng,izf
.Were having a houre built. • The. new
one was a nine -room 'bungalow, „with
an attic tenable of being divided bate
(lie more rocans, and with all modern
conveniences.' includieg. many t- labor,
:••• exports of passenger • cara N B ' k
.1 In February, 1928, Exports to tracks Revises ha Motoi!
• `"Ameunted, to 63;362,973, -compared With•
ew runswic
.$2,479,50 in January and $1,491,609
• • .4antonnted, CO $1,221,716; ai. against 61,--
431;2077:1n January and $551.:.„472 -in, '
:February; 1928.' '
Frotn 'Ontario '
„ Toronto, Ontaritt.--C tan bond -
:sales to date, -according t the.weekty
:summary of A. E,,Ames, bn„ aniotint
to $1i..454,289, $11,5,654,269, ,a compared' with $607
215,607 for the- coliretincindieg. Period
•' .ot 19278 and 03,920,507 for that ,Ot
• .1927: Ge4ernment, tainted:made' up a
• •total of $6,417,000; Municipal of $25,-
;601,189, nag Corporation of $83;636,
• 100. Canadapurchased- to the extent
.0i $81,030,289; ,the United 6tates $29,-
( 124,000 and GreabBritarn 64,500;000.
,FroM the Prairies ,
Winnipeg, Manitoba. Homestead
filings, for the ,two firstmonths of the.
numbgred. 1,416, as compared. '
with 1,036 kei the same two months
',Of 1928. Alber „'s entries- amoun'tef
tO2 asagainst`502, In -January and
F'ebruary' cif ' 1928; SiskatchetvanIs
Were 595 against 430; Manitoba's 18
' against 74 and Brit ilh.Olumbia's 41
against 30. ,
Brandon, ,aelison of
'record 'banding' activity protritsed
by. the .number of projecta at present
:In the plaunifig stag3 or actually
.;process. In factf.-there is °ITO, pro-,
Min: of last :year's active seaton be
'ling surpassed. . •
'Regina, Saskatchewan. -The . Witter
aireduction •of the provitiee rob-
ruarf nearly double that a the pre-
-Irieus February, being 553,912 Pounds,
as compared. with 284,356 Pounds in
•February; -1h2 ••••'nter seascin ma
..a 'whole he been an, active one in
41.
Vehicle 'Code
The Canadian Province of New
Brunswick has recently'remndeled its
motor vehicle laws. Among the
salient features of the new regulations
are • • • • •
Open conntry speed of /catry--it
per , hour. „. • ,
No parking on curyea �r intersec-
t:lens.
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• Periaone over 16 Years of age with
licenses ,obtalfled In the country of
t eir residence may operate 'a car ii
New Brunswick for, npt longer than
nifiety„daYs In any one year.
Jail sentence without the option -of
fine torpersons conv1ctod of drivitig
while intoxicated. • • '
Where an accident results in injury
or death, or ceases property damage
to the .apparentlextent of $50 or more,
the driver 1musr iin edlY iatereport, q
the Prone! •authority
netis:es. in Northern''Oatario..,wlere.
.'live ..are,' very Much. lower '•thaa...'at
honte;, 0.70):are.:rates and taxes:
decided, to begin, witla,.,to•erepioy he
labor In the lieuee 'or:.Outside 'exeent
occaeions,, .and as .1. ha4
"heard that 'a servatirviaa:difficult,,,ta
'get I Wetted .I Worifftritecarryon
without, IWO,' though found it waa:
'always' Poisible.. to get ' , The
'girl' is usually.prenek-Cartadian,"taika
very llttle.•Eaglish,"receives net .leas.
an.
'• trident
,
Month, iorit employed by .the day
trent $L.25, .and. 'wilt do alir.ant.t every,
et, 'Jolt.. • • •• • •
tl.,derided to have...a 'girl! .once'•n
week,to. give .me h hand. but I' had,
no ilea IOW to Ipi•epare .for; this 'at-
tack.'. 'gie would appear: soonnfter
8' a.m. and expect to: Work, witliont any•
interVah:exCept :a' half-honr. for hutch;
Wall 6.30 in the evening, and.I.fonnd
-it almost Impossible to I',eep the ann•:,
ply'. of WOlit ' 'pq1141 to' . the demand'.
.My vision of • a .reatfal, day,' getting.
.through:. arrears of .• darning,' letter;
writing,Zand perchance a- little • read-
ing., been. vanished. - 1 would settle.
dawn in .a comfortable -chair With, A
lapfiit' of. aoqIca to mead, when Mad
the 'door would pop Marie -Rose, "And
new what, MIseue?', and .1 Would have
to think out .aOme furtite••• occitpatiisa
.het, my carefu.ly-tlirou.ght-out
latipplyt for the. 'day% ,Work,' having'
given out'. by the middle of the •mern-
Mg. By. 5.30 p:ra; she left fresh BAIA
smiling, with a. dollar .and• -quarter
in her ••pecitet; leaving behind her la
cempletely exhausted 'Mime .Even -
Wally I found Myself. far more tired
;atter day!s. help, than any other
da tt it the week;.ao I gave. if up, ex-
cept about Once, a month,. -ant when
had giVentime. and thatzgh t� re,
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Some more hOwlers PI the exam-
inations: Toan of Arc's- father was a
pheasant.' Perkin Warbech -said he
was the son' of a king but he was
really • the 'son of respectable ."peopie.
A skeleton is a man With his inside
out and outside off. "When there la a
Parasite in the areoplane ,the pilot is
not afraid to jamP °tit. Aa optician
Is a cheerful eye a ,cialist. A Petri
elan is an Irish noblemen, All Scotch -
mon wear.quilts.. "The Last Apse of
Summer" was written by the irian who
Wrote "Caller, 'Herring." Welfe said
he would ,rather write an elegy in a
Country r* trchyard than fight the bat-
-creamery circles With each mlinth ,tle .ot QuIblee.
shew,ing an •increase Over =the .Satite
- et the -previous, year. •
A speetal 'train •of- traders, iralued
. Jai .5400,000, recently •re'achisd. Regina.
--There were 280 machines in all, oc-
, otipd'Ing 70' railway cella:: The tractors
were distributed to farmer buyers In
• 'IlaskgtheWan and Alberta: , .
--EdEmiton, Alberta. -"Aceording to
anitg,ntiVenterit- liade•by different but=
Pass' firnis and governmental bodies,
- over $740901004 in building, is in sight
for Edinonton'thla year. 'The provial
Mat government IS. planning to .spend'
around $1,950,000 on new construction
Which 'ittelUderi.ft new normal 'school,
$000,000 adniinistretive building, and
• a $250,060 extension. Co the UniversitYL
• hospital is itt
-date are Olt times greater•than the
total -for the: saMei ported last
Frei* .Britisit 0,Oltirribin••, • .
.• Vancouver, 'British Cohntibia,+, Cen-
• altruction" has . began on • the Marine
Building,'Whiett, when comPleted, will
be the • tallest balding in Canada west
of Toronto; toWering •1$ 'atorieS .above
: tire . northWeitr Career picetirtt Ind"
.arthigaStreitts- . • _ .
- -The Doininitiri. Bri'dge
6:7751E1Y beglirt;eitatruition rif-ther-ftreit
4401Structarel "steelviabrieating
• ' plant in Burnaby. It Will be operated.
COnjilitttion with the plant the cam
nr-ow.naziiEa1s The
new unit_Will cost altaiit OW- _
Aji hterease of nearly :00m,605
• ,themho.�f the Mineral otttpht ot Wt.
•", tliir tolhathin-loi4-02k-tie'tompare&
trap a titi---tyreviotie-yoar• la
noted itt the`Prelitninary report of the
proVincial iiiirieralogist.The table of
inifiertir'ir-plaCetittik084;69t.
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scuTTLgo GROLSER IS FLOATED AT SCAPA FLOW
Called one of the most remarkahle^salvage feats in marine histet,'!Y:. the
Gerinait n'arshin kaireryseuttled 10 years' ago 4 Scapa Plow, is brought to
the surfaee again:• ,
:
paring a realffull tea hours �t
oa,•-etsLa"-ccustoniedz--tozt.ttatng:
,everything• oneself, though, certain,
thingS'-atich as:washing• can' be done
!Mit'. but ,it ii:adviaable to inquire.
about tlie ,water supply before entfust-
Mg any Tight -colored garments te the
hands of, a Washe,rwentan."
The secret Of euceess...accordiag' to
this' farrnitr's *ire, Working by the tett States.' In 1927' the Lumber of
clock, 'setting' aside definite tithes for settlers who creased the ihternational
each job, end. beginnieg.,ttad •ending boundary toSettle,in this coward' was,
at the -set. ;time.: 'One soeta. leares During 1928 thianuMber has
ho w long Various' jolts. take,. earl lwe risen to 23,329; due, probably' to 'th-
read; • . •. creasing itnemploymeat• .in. the tTiii
'If hy,any' chance tbe"work is finish; teal' States. •
ed'.' five 'Minutes beforn scheduled This means that While inimigra-
time it •gfrea. , one •tlie.7feeting of tion from the United' States hicreased
leisure, 'whereas if there' is a great 'during the 'past ,:year by 25 per: tent,
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deal .to d'o' and •Oue sets •-Oneself no linmigration from :Great Birtaint,de-
tinie one is always. chasing and creased by 4 per cent:" •
rushing round. I don't work fro very • '• • : • .
'hard either.. 1 nem, start before 7
a.m:, and Make a rule to knock off
all hottieWtirit and.domestic'Work it
.3 e'clock, leaving all tea' And aapper
tion inta,Canada -has 'increased from
124-,-3.62.-in-1921.22,196-id-1426;fithe.:
.nuniber •df British irarralgratita shows
a; decrease' from 45,012 in 1927 to
229 in 1928 •-';excluding-the-rtilner-her-,
voters... : . •., ,
If: we hive had feWef British int-
migrants- te welcome during the„pait
Year, we tiltilirfind more from the Uni.
Extend;
Eterrnd • '130illrEPWARD *, I Re' '..• 'Makes' • PPaf.a2
BahlWhi-WItirg. AlgUrerin irghTs' to -POInitS:in17140•;'
Innitient in the Britlita House Coati- •
'33"tarlBE:--Inwa•liniek-titl;le-9th*!:11. niattetr.9-114-at-i-X171i iNe:.4•17,-h; :
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though gentle. • "the *Postma,atitr-1 • , • • •
Oettert refused to ;see *a .depilta-a- ini*."eme4s-in irxe:ats4r:
tion an .1aiportant hational ggeg; traustiortatio%. and ,centrannipatioa are
tion Tbe tion himsejf, and In
,?ires; gweponz. iitte14:8114.n: '-aa,undf.7.7141:01114nig 944trt'o-filic„arl.44e.d•=e;i:„.1fr...:;•••:,
gave a "courteoas. rePlY. ,to" ..eoltrte.-'11.101 sigdee: Yea•ri-.)c419- the •
Parry8116:". i;eto ameflorate th.e postal 1 Te
ew 3r
-k14-13e14wIn ined•azpleasaant.•„apoech tttotkei• ; • • , ,
the other ..day, text, :In January Han.
Byron'a line! • , • • master General, learned that ' the
Ah happy" tilorff• whatWeetern .cafiacia, ,E.tirways' Company':
•Would 'not 'be :a boy?, • '• -..thad,:artannecl aphedule. of ten- fvar;;ts, •• •
It 18 a rIic lite to be•At:o' Ponobyt=,',..4A001'nriZettoNlsdr1;i'oe;i041;:tn the I'oith est.
hood •in him and the honesty to ..a0gTerriteries. .Pitet.p. titaketA..bas1
knowledge }-3io ,bc14 de.talf6d for " the viorh: iu • Fokker • -
equipped•,v4tA '••.,• pest:=,.'•
.'',•ene,.0 the 'Mat char* Of .M.Y.nek master General .iinnaediately made •ar-
is thaf•the heast*-1-int tema.-in boys to rengentents.'o; tahe,d,ditaiitage of -this
"the ena," and it Is that characteristic eir'ennistance,,' COneiderable had•
of .oure?.Prinie Minister that has gain- aectimatated.al McMurray; :near Witt.'"
ed liim .e solace in •the..hearis Cvt. the e6VOY's', to ,be'transioitedity4log•tea-ea',..
• People: , ' .• and authority ,•was• granted to *eve'
.Wke6.Pharanti Refused ; • ,.. ;this mail- by 'plane on ene 'or, more ,
•••The Press desired". to cpseuse with !trips. • • •
the.P.litG, a question of public policy._• In order in:, tomplete arrangeinents,
The was" salky and inacces- for. The new. service,' radio messages'
sible and on two .occasions Wheathey Were Sent. out pieta. Edmonton to' the
called be.; peeped 'at : them ofer the postmasters ,at the different Posts at, •• „
blinds, bat was not it liome: So which it wjas intended to. call !tuff -1n
they wept "to :see Mr. ,Baldwin- instead,
and had a heart-to-heart talk, and
caln'e'OUar7;tY,1\111.Gati,fn.,'N'sh,OPI'd. read;'ai.;eut Murray It 12.50 .p.M. his Fokker .
• Pharaoh,: Nthaen he, r,etused see'•plane ,and reached' Fort ,Smith. at. 6
deputations lie found lite -O'Cloch the sante day, At ,10.30 -e.nt.
: desk .awarming :! With fat, healthy on the 25th he continued on to Situp -
n -Whicli---wek4teanhedgtli ••••e%imorning
• e don' the followin
Morning ',supper usually. -haying :been, ,
prepared earlier in the day.. '1 always
Ark to pat 'fit. half an -bon; res,ting.!and•
.readitig -frain 3 to. 3.30. '-and then
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out, very often driving; tato .tottm
.With the Children .to 'shop .or to see,
'friends', or possibly going ot a neigh-.
boring farm r.with a niessage ,fremmy
liusband. ' ••" , •• '
• "1; 'de not thiek, it Will Come 'amiss.
to say, ;for -the benefit .of .irtothere:go-
ing out, with email; 'families; 'that it Is
a 'marvelously „healthy. country %for
children. ;Laq winter there Were 'only
two days on which the children 'hact
to' be kept 'indoors:: and -certaittiff
the' oneri•eir life, in Canada; .with
tnre• as 'n'urse.'exid .echOel-teacher, is-
one,ot.the hest upbringings ;mentally,
• morally, and PhYsIcallY..• •thake.s
the children: independent .in the 'right
way,•obs.ert'ant,"able.to fend for tliem-
selves." , • ;
Canada 'net • receiving- in: '-
sufficient Proportion .eg .Britons 'as
ini-
nigrnnts Worries.. saine•.canadian and
some . English aditors.... At. presefit.
remarks .the London Daily • Express,
,
.tWo Europeans are entering Canada
for :evei•y Britoin and this fact is ton= I
sidered • "ornfoous‘. for tbe Canadian
future.! . Says the,' Montreal Daily
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Star: ' • . •', . a •
. "In apIte, of the• fact that
viav MPO ATM' r, 01914,.
goi,lecron's clarvpucT,
MA,
"Most Men are not at home in•even,
ing clothes,..if they:hate Any ether
place -to go„ -
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The Mexican 'rebels will never win
any battles ,as long as they allow the
Federals to write the official reports.
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'"We have decided thr` tuy son shall
be an artist?! • "Has he .a special tal-.
net'?r'-: 'Yee.;. he Can ger a• week with -
611t food-!'
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_Did:Wartime Leader_Starts His,..Campaign-
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Okiit$ Geokag ttE;L4410ift --ktr-etlfitiT:40444-rtilf$-TLKAND • ' , . - •,,
Cailvasaing fertuWarkera 1 Candidate ta the. Zddishury dtVISicitl ebtiStittitlikr: Re fellows the Wet kneWn plait 01,0'0g personal help td
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thia way preparation a for th.t,,Eipeedy
handling of the mail was :completed. •
-On January:23'-Pilot Dickins left ,Mc-.
• • • • • rar:
.1) WNW,
ern Pharaoh's 'should titudy history.
The House of Commons Wanted, te
abeet the ',incident; and M.
Baldwin was, asked why, hehad re=
ceived the Pries repreientatiieli that
:the P.-111..0..• had refitsed' to 'receive. '
• "In :the same way."' alWaye. recefve
.• , . • .,
thein:" replied.the Prime Miaister;,!*
CoarteOu's reply' toa.....caurteour
guest,"
. -Political -Leap4rog
:When •Mr.' Balcittia was: further
tathed..with the., •• impropriety Of;
Prime Minieter""golitg 'over -the head
Of a trusted Minister". he -evidently re-
garded the process as.a sort et'every-
da-y -leap-free, ..and.•retzlied
With joyetts determination : "1..neirer
anY hesitation in doing se .if I
think it desirable in the iteblic inter-
, The Haim was delighted. For at
its best it hes the psychologY tff a 017
lection of 'sdhoolboys. And Mr. Bald-
win with-, a•hoY'ai Instinct; Etas' made
just the .1----7511WifFir-ie c a r-irefliter
school would have made if someone'
had asked- him why he had taken off
an efficient bowler and gone. Oa to
bowl lihnselt It bad seemed to tiftl
that it was the interests of the game:
That settled it;. •
Microbes Blamed -
of the next day,•haiing renfained over- •
night : at PreVidence. Unfavorable
weather preiented the cominencenient.
of the return flight:Until the morning'
of- January r, ',plan�. flew. frotO
Simpson to Resolution on Great Slave
Lake anff cetepieted the 400 -mile trip
from that point 0, .McMurray ifi
hours and -40. , •
On February 5- a second 'trip.. was
made, with ',a,. tenacity hied; leaving.
IleiffUrray ,at 815 -a.m.; nreceeding. to
Resolution and' retariting to. McMurray -
at 4.10 p.- First-elass ;Mail froin
Reaolution,. Fitegeraidestnd-Fort
was brought out On the return triP. ,
All the accumelated, mail 'at, '
erey vise- Moved,. and the success et. '-
•teading -these operatiOns. jiiduced the
Positn: General ,to , authorize '
0,nother •fliglit from Me9durtaY to take
accunitiliated mail, from internindiate;
'paints to posts- farther north--Wrig-,
ley;Ncirmatt,' and Good liOne-'4 total ;
distance of 1,293 Mites, This Wai
sately'earrieraiirdifitiriptuntrat
in March." - •
' Strallar.•rervices. in Northern Canada '
Were those being carried On. betivien
•Whitehots0;• • Mayo and .Dawson in •
Yukon Territory, Up to °January 18; ,.
nine rouri-trips *had' been made • thin
vvinteri and the seeed with Which' the
services•have been perfumed is again
In „ striking contrast to that Of the -
tractor and -horse=draWn :emit:mot
'' for Street .13lowAhi•
.I•used Until retently. ' . . . . ..
' 'Striking. evidence -of the „apprecia-
tion ;of these ,outlyittg • place's. .1e. ..
afforded, bya letter ot. thanks. sent to ••
'• .•
•
which they point out tiatt'the air mall,
the roatwzAcr Q002ral ,by the white.. ...1
,- .. „, •
,residents .Of •• Resolution,•'N„.w.T., in
, --------
.Londo-n- The ., newest danger of .'service 'has giveit them niall 'mail. in ; '
ground ' beneath them ind. doe's • its
In 'Ilei two trips' than they had, received dur- '
'
.best to blow thenr.Up, is suspected in .minegaiiie les‘ tfoUr Winters' by Ordinary
• ..
London iiy- the. distingliished „ British• ' .•
.
biologist, •ProfesSOr S.: S: Haldane, 4s.
.Ein sioariatiit .0 a' 'mystriete ,exple=
slo'n , which tore up long - sectiols ;.'of
street Paving In the Helhore (Raffia
,
last Decemlier,
Lzerras' 'Now' • ,Said . to Have
• Callao, Explosions.- in
• • London
,
Possibilities' In
That explosion • undoubtedly wag( Canada Realized
underiteath the* street and exploded] ;,.. - ' Friencilk Fee, in0 • for .
• .
, • . Dominion
_violently When one -pt the mantioleei
was opened and i light struck Inside :
it. The, problem with which Lon- Ottawa -Steadily inreasing 'realize -
don authorities wile now'Wrestling Is , tion of Canadian possibilities is he.-
o---tlectde--wheretthe-.4nplestite .gas -t &,„ring-yety.,-eir.i.th.a.t....itt _ the_.,_unfted__
came from.• State, according to the Right Hon,
tensed by a ,gas of -some kind which
collected In conduits and -mariholes Borden. pars Has
'Called' as an expert witness'because
;of h1 long'eiperiente with such ei-
plosive gases in mines and elsewhere,
Professor Haldane suggested his Start-
ling mierobe theory of the. origin, 'of
,the gas. . ' • • , ' .
It is' well known, he said, that
Sir Robed Borden, ,Who baa returner
t� the capital atter SPeeding
Months it the. Oath. • '' • ; .
A few 'days were spent in ,New York,
where SW. irobert had, the privilege;
Of meeting dinner, • a gathering
nt-Maine Many 'Men very Promin.'•
erebes which.live- 1U 'the mizd of eat to finance, industry and transport- .
swamps are able to .-mattlatture the ation. He was particalarly Impres-- ••
•
gas 'tilled Methane, ct•ificht explodes sed with their • friendly attitude and
violently, whet mixed *with air and with their warm appreciation ;of Can-
tritiobed Off by a match or a spark. adiati development, progress' and itt- •
This lathe '.•triarah gas" which bubbles= atitutions. • • -
out of so.ch swamps, and which lA , -Without eiception." said Sir- Ro-
passible, • the d1skinguish6d, bloiogist bort, 'they etihced- the utmost faith
believes, that these SMITS microbes la thif future_ of our Dominion, and
live in :Vast•. numbers -in 'the moist, emphasize:I its abundant resources. .A.
dirty, sub-soll of a tity and slow,ly pro= leading Neir York hanker• sgoab with.;
duce this sanie,expiosive gas. great A.dmiratien• of our bathIng syst
mehts :keen the gas from escaping fern and of its reinarkable success.
into, the air. Accordingly',11 inay ac'• ' "The vitepreAitIont. o, a very im••
cumutate in a:Milo:it-opened t6lit10ite or 'portant raltway somtnontec on the,
ton,anbotes., prep.ire,.1 to :,:ena- the hole-. act (hat 'in Cana4 we. 113,1 Pra.O.iee,t.
street ,skyWard soineoas 1nC.PI• .ly only f•IA 0. railway ,systeme, 1ti,l itt .
•CoUslx iatioth c 't ighr„„.. I .„ _ ,„, pito _Itiiitea- States thef•e, quire_
• _,_ • " .• 10i) .an,i be ex.yre7.iied ttie epruleit '
ttflo.c\ICa.vtei:IT14:11:17:11:•1,0,.4::'.t.SEitoMa;•1:cLi.o.r11:;tattitt.:(11,.:1:41:.:ntiertft;"(;51,06tti.:;:i7e1:04.Thainrie.4.tali'..101t
".' " 41'04' i'zii-tfageetts- thot..„ --•
crent tomparativOY trstu .pael-
Nen ht moo.- a 1.)*061"1-i'lt1 .C4 :AllgtS (rVitrettt d'ovelets-'
Wdrid with a .totaT • •
„ • a'.
„iv., atilt •the inform de-Vet:inn-4n* io the •
valued at. 4271,..9000, •
tife adiVersilf Of-titti4 •keit .P0,11tekuqn, a,t W._•i)Ic.r.stio17•;- • I, 1. 0141 tit -e .
• 'often -soine.thing ti..6ralid21111: 1 Wtt8Docett1at. Nit& -
ettnetlY: dISOleasing,-La RoOtetoo retl,tios,1 shOuldtCt, tare a.'
eauld. ' • ' *raw wee tnagistrate," .. •
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