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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1933-05-04, Page 6eavy Frerghter -Again in Service nada, The Empire aridThe World at Large GANAPP,::••-•-•-•••-•-• , 'Crumbs In .the. Bed," ••Tlie neWe. printed:Re, 'tt-iiortr• Of i9ltfa.,;•44.; 4 Man ta,•,Chicako Wife& his wife becanse, she .would. insipt on eat-. • ,ing.. cookies in bod. Itseryed, her right . and 1 atn..glati therehaS,• arisen a Man. , with .nr ranch Coarage.There ie.lieth= lag Worge-,in the whole realm et, de' ineetio tragediothan• .cake nrwori. in 'the bed. ' • They gbt, everywhere and there is no ithoWn force that will grind them .'20 antra that :they' do not tickle; woi70 on a jury .tryIng a person for niuttlet."V,W,Ould acquit; him If he had . been -led,' to that .drastic eogree, by calteerionits.--VancOnyer•PrOYIne.:1 ••.1'Middlo Age.1 . Middlo age is that period__ When.. a, ,rattri clips items about greatmen who did tlisit'best ••-rrprk after 4toa'1,Air,14,'!tantlard.'•, , .• . Fewer Servicetf, . • In 'proportion; I to population, there _.,.'Were.feWer divbrees in Canada during and WoHd Peace. thc l*St'46cad,e.:1,1401:. the ' ten If the:Vatted States 'continues to . ,1;.'eare :Prior to 1931. Inton years the 'co•-oPeritte With, the ether. nations of ,-,11000-1,-,•brAiidrees In Prineo ,E4Ward. tiler-W(1'41d- as she- hag' .done; -tho: ,ISland,decrea,Sed from .47::tO•28, ..froM Padt-year-Land still niore it, Seine Plan 427to 308 in lsrova.•Beetie,..from„.2,604 can bo devised for -ininiOdiete.,consul- to 2,986. in ',Ontarie, and fro:4111;361. to tation in ille::e*eat,or.,,a. breach of the 760 in •;the..Provinee• of Quebec. 'There .Peaie-.4an. aggressor will .kneW' in .ad; -1, " was an 'Increase:of .22 in the.. atm,* viinee , pit Which side .the- passive or' •••. Period. in NeW.It.runewiCk,141 in Man- even 'PerhaPs. the active influence: of ItOliti;`91, in Saeketehe*an, 312 inAI- the United, States will be, tbrpiil, Af- berta, • and 642' in British Columbia. ter'lhe'.exPerlence :of the 05eat, War; There is.some..filatlisfactlen for. us :in, no, couptryis,,loc'eiy. to underrate this. the :knowledge ' that, *mat in other —Sir,•walinr.LaYton in The.: Ountriei;`PartiOnlarlY in the United. Chronicle.' • States, Me .bond* of matriniony '• are • • • becoming more :fragile year after „yeat,, Welt 'Politik,' • in t4e. centiali:rproitincei ,Of Canada; and'iditetally710-lhCistaritifliek:" they are •becoming .merelndisioluPle• with tho qtattsing of time -La Petrie *Out- -reel.; • . , 1/4 rrri rrr:r .riO• • ' not, • realised ythat. was: happening Aut, til General Hartzog laada:.hia spectac- ulaTrespbn$e to General Sinuta's. Moir. , ing appeal. ,.Now each roam pee for hirnself hOWieW.real bones pf conten- tion were left.L,CaPe Argus,. ' New geaiand Exports,. The effects ,Of the 'dePreasiOn tiPen :New .Zealand - have beento annie. ex- tent-modlfled..by the sacces*t. et- fott'S. to counterbalance -price:Ts by. IncreaShig, .production.,. ' While Other eounirlea,Anvebeen. afflicted, by rapid contraction, Of their export trade, In volume as, well as, in Vallie New Zealand:, .11.7. steadily : WCteh.Sed; the ,velable""of her 'eXPorts:' In 1.928. ex- port* were.'12, per. 'cent. 'greater-, than In . 1526;. the official:estimates, for 1931 show an increase of 20 per cent. in .five.,ye.`ars,. and, the volume niust have .DOOO: .again auhataatiiiiy .greater in 1932, for,: in Spite of .i much' tower „ range of prices,i-the total value,' Was larger ,than lii 1,561-4Anklend Weekly 'News: ' ;•• • 1 ' • • • hy-qt is "Slit!,' Why Is tho- locomotive 'A toad foreman ot locomotives ' em- ployed , on it Canadian' fisiiiiefillieliwies lie .has theanswer..He "says: ..iThere ,are.many'reasens. For in.etitnee,',..they wear jackets With YOkeir; pins; 'shields and stays. Thef 'have. , aprons and lapkwtooitNot-Onlr de--.thiehave.:shoes;, they 'Sport punike And even hose. while , :Largest, .freighLer ander the American flag, again': placed In Ser., :vide:, After being" tied:rip-16r ;several •Imonths, the ;I:ieivis. Lucbaettaeh; 14;000 , tons steamed froin':Seattle. with a full cargO orlifiliher., for the,„„ east.. , • . ; • " • , fe and Unsafe 'Plaeqi 'During Thunder 'Storni* NoW that the haginning of the , lightning Season is neer, the 'question. of safe and Unsafe "places during thanderstorms is in Order; The..follovving'hints, on the subject wero• supplied by 'Dr. liunlPhreYs,'of -the--IIS. -Weather- Borea ujr-for- the -in- formation Of Boy Scouts, but they are jest as valuable to Other people. charlee 'Fitsbugh Talnian!S ,Science 'Service. feature, Why the. Weather? (Washington) quotes the fellowing.:, "thunder -storm it is clan7. gerliti to be close.besidea wirefence. In this position one maybe killed or; at least; -hurtif the fence is struck anywhere along its entirn-eenpAi. • "It is 'alSo- dangerous to take Shelter ddring a thunder -Storm ancler a. tall 'tree, or, indeed,a tree of any- kind it, is out -in the open, and all ,the :more .6‘ If it. is at or near tile. top' of a , , , s: advisable to keep i.way from. the top of. a hill during a thunder - stem, . ern if • some distance .froM trees. , Scuts on:a hike •should 'happen tehe' inside .5. cave during a thunder- - storm they would.* absolutely safe from the lightning. Another perfect- ly, safe place to be is inside a frame "structure of steel, or an all -metal • building of any kind. One is -tolerably safe also at or pear the bottom of' a . • it, Is 11.11Poseible to :elieroe Jaliatt;at RaCe•IfOs.:04.1.1).o(iliMakprs, Protest ,High,.Fee:to.',Ltitter,• possessions of the ether Powers 111 the . • ; : • . „ Far East are at her metCY:: She can :., When liOoknialtera; ;at • dog •,race occupy • Shanghai ,and capture "Hong tracks linear, London Went en_strike- cently ',things :Were all mixed. • The 'race to redress the paianan:of.POWer in rat promoters- bad increased their charg• "Eaater,n waters.'"L1940:', Washington es to the .11i.cokieki,°0; ..14•.010,4r4 track treaties make it. almost impossible -tO the strikers paidtheir admission and flght aCiiise..the. ocean,. boubtleSe';',if • watched :the: .reCingo...binzie•,:ot 'them the! great 'POWere. Wete"te:•devete .• all • Made bets on the 'totk but they :Oita, their energies to the 'leek and Organ- ed a deaf ear to all clients who, wish - lie their naval Odd' aerial • powei, with ed to do'.7birsin'ess: the aide Object of ;oVerodining Japan- The result ; was , that the facefol. es#7resliStante;tiffAinte,thiatpouldithe- -lowetii4tried-to,arake-hetS-nntthe-totle,:, ,sary t transport„..all'Aninera'and,,min,;, done. But Is it :inipossible• to centenri i,ead ' the taaehlite was „ unable. tci...etiPe, opOien into/tire ;Min -eat Plate Brittilit'and the ;United States. With the sudden., rush.,... *any' would- 'fore the aritingthtealPuP.:;0,:, . • : devoting all their • energies such a• be backere"Werenuable to 'Make, bets; During the :winter -months': the air - course ;With the . world' in' the and at Hines. a maasid. crowd surroim, planes are, equipped wth -Anil to alight on:the...ice of .-Great . bear Litie• and froni now • Until..;the,. Middle ' :Aide when the . leaves,. the smaller baye., allowingthe planes .equipped with,D0/1. td011S, to alight on the Open Water, the! ice tratile is suspended.' . It is expected: that • *500 Men , will •be • ,working the• *2*Ich•Tadiura.,.and.s.ilver' veins before, the season is 'irerY .;fer” advanced, Tree 114f -POiVe4. they . Oak ..tralita,:hebirid • them. : They also attract 'attention With",i)offsiand 'Muter* and. OtinietiMes, they foam and refuse to ' Work.' .At such times they need to be switched.• They, needgutI- ding and they require a man to, feed the* they all smoke, but most char- acteristic of all Is that they are muCh steadier, When they are hooked,ap."-- ' Fredericton Gleaner. ivot Afraid of Pirates. "Teddy". Roseveit' faced the; indni, trial:Pirates Of his day: as •tearlessly as '•the present Roosevelt seem's' to be eing c :,the.finan !al pirates of his, ay.. .itedde' Roosevelt Will; be. known to , , • -the •generations as the IiIati**Iit) broke .•the idOlit he Was the One American ..'statesnsatt. ...against ..the bullylng:of the ; big ,. -business of hIs day;'.".Prititklin D. Roosevelt ." has al,' . ready-ski:own lifindelf Willing to stand -..41p..against the bullying of the•big hind- Aiesif :of his•daY:=,Calgary!Albertan:; . . , Hard to Re001101ei., fifties'. has tremendous power IH Get- tnany; and yet he is:Pictizred as wear - Ing onethope -little:77nousiaChee.' It .A0ert not look Mach larger than • tooth ' brash. • It is, hard to reconcile,such a mous- tache with a mighty man. We have ! been accustomed in the past, to see- ing: mighty Men wearing hift:., nibue- taehes. :Ilindenburg;for instance, is a ' . big- man.: with a mighty moustache. • It help's' to 'Make` him., look, Mightier. . Perhaps- we have under -estimated " the :Small moustache.. Hitler, hs one' , just like a straight up and down black •rnai-k under his noae. ' We may 'come ,to; see In ii",a token of power:In time, but it, is not. going 0 he, eaey.-Strat- ' •-fOrd Beacon -Herald: • Italians Training Like Athletes *. For US. Flight 'Chiiiese Wall"•$u,tfpirn!'.10 - f,-va-6:irlynit'S:tois, fell: 01: (18 hlt °10113:vtleat•OliCiri:' ix training) here. for Cenerat Italc Rey "Seanienes to: Chicago late. May. pws group „, flights with twenty,font.' and. 'Routine is Severe ,grilteno; Italy. -7-4 inhlwaY ,h0 tween that of a Moak and that of , afAapyridovselp:P ,grint their activities are carefUllY su nera 13albo'la 'signal Contact,"' eyery•one-, • Theo:atc aQ7Ltnicanc.h,lne"-.7i/1..hein the' The „flyers are 'Prptected herb by what One Italian writer Celled a `!Phi nee'Vvall," It le-extreraelx dit1161.11t',t4 Penetrate' the wall Or see theni. :The), • are kent away froni every Pre-occUpa tion.Officera say that if any aviatOe exPertericei any mental distraction be. • fore he_gins he will ,he lefl t .. The pilots, of the Atlantle: squad .ion ire hil, at ',least !oilicially, bathe One of them, it se .ha.Ppened re centiy. Mid a Wife who presentedteri self at the airport and asked to speal - deep :narrow raYine:0;',canyeno. Prop- with Win: Receiving 'a refuSal; shs " orlY.Anahalled igh tu g .rods 'Taal6 a telephoned, the-,chier of ..,E.itorti. of - house j'fairiir, safe during 'electrical Ate iylinistry in Rome: The chief ,01. _ storms and, as t. rule, one 1.3 safer: in staff rePlied:' tAll the Pilots., of 'the tahahnalliClorne7is4ni:ikeif '11; toha'sbert'PO:ditosotsato1l, Ath.ntic squadron are , • prtileiellneteldrsherseThae' •-• is 'best `411d0r1 to " keep fr91111, to Air Minister 43albo, hiniself with all iNovei713;: fireplaces, 411:d documents Proving the legitimacy of Men Transported to. 'Radium Fields by :Plane '40.ftionten, Alta.7=A1f !available 'stir: craft in thiP'part:of the Doininion is in operation transporting prospectors and mining parties' to the. GreafRear•Like, her marriage. ' Wet and. Dry:Years . • •,The-aviAt9sil'p eat at a training table 4 „ II/ similar to that of a college football ' - tne vv est ' team. Their -regime IS prevalently V*: sti.dy the`-ineteomlogical rec- getarlan. • •• , °ids, for 48 'years, at 11•Iedicine Hat, 'rue program of the long-distanet which is the central point of the short flying school here Is complex: Ths grass plains, or 4•04:141ed ;dry area, Pilots, in addition to theoretical In - indicates that the. chiegit. year On ilk- ,.struCtien: ..mathernatice,;•, phYaiCii,"" Ord Was 1886, and:'1927,:Lthe Wettest:. aeriidynarnics• anCmechanicsi have to Dry years occurred, Prevt°11e.' to '19°0' 'Make' themielveS Mestere; through de - and. hive, ••liaPPfned. PeriadiaillY • aver •veloPmenis of • ' such kta • taking ISY. the Dorninion'Range-.N*Perimentia. "TiCiiartelis 'con tiling" of. sea%ntl.iiii",7.. "sinee:',1 Information• 9,1#.41110 bit. and' landing with iteitiy leads .a114 radiant fields in. the Northwest StaPio'n . .ManYberrial Alberta, torie* many hundreds �f miles beyond where AvestiglAions. have been:planned the railWay, in; preparation • for , to. study the, effect. Of ,climatic changes yeers„work. 'Fifteen ltiklea• airplanes fiM11•Year to year, shOWs ,the absolute • equipped for; landing.' on 'the :lee And necessity ;of ;making 'prevision' for dry snow hi+e-left Edinbutod:recentlylnd Year's'. by,• controlled grazing and the this eztraordintiry''aetivity is 'neces- development 9f • a permanent Water beeP. Secret.' • Greta 'Garbo is On her way back to the States enlist great secrecy. Nobody will. be 'permitted to learn of her ar- rival except the newspaper camera, men,. reporters andmillions of ordin- ary 1011c,-.44alifax, Herald. tion in which it Is today? Obvionsly, it the inoment,4apan is in a Peoltlea to carry :through her negrani wlth- out molestation :front outside. -Prof. C. K. Webster in Th9•CenteinporarY Review . (London). Telephone geeorde,' , fliusiness hien may.,.be able to, ' ask 'their .'seCretailee:extl'aet last Week's telephone ,c6riVer'datioil 'frOM the tles last' al readily as they now ask' for a COnY'ef a "letter ,or nienior: Lifting to:his Oar a; toloohooe, .1 de:Vice , Which fe• only slfghtly larger • than the stand:m;(14,1,0'01th phone," the' •!speaker 'will' preeeed In the ustial Mat- •‘,„0„gt,:, Pat,,sthrOttgli an. eXtra,, cord - Ingto an el ectrit, recording a,pparatiik , transcribed itpeu:;a phonbgraPh rec d 111 1 Co ,1‘ • .4— ( »tort ri na , . . . Bonne Entente4ti• S. Afeica'.,, • Those ' in cIs touch wlth ' the oldharriera were crumbling, The delegation , to ;OttaWa illustrated in fashion '19W, the partieS had learned to :Work Htogether in Mutts+ when tlectisien requited, But the eiiiina .4,7t.; figa Wholo, not ithnitititallyp:' had ; • • THE UNITED STATES . . Bank • -A New York banker 'tame' into.: Coart, in a; stretcher,: It MO .be nis• Cessary' to *Priv 'upi..:aomething:i'in a, twin bed type, With. 'One. for .the . , ,de- poSitor.-7-4PetroitlNewS. ' Both. p,osaihly.tha 4-araiOn Prosperitylias remained '4M-104:around the •corner Is because we, also, .have peen- . :PreviousmeetingahaVe been held in 14 a Waiting game.—Christian Set., • derdik Wales On Dublin, frelitniti: and enee Moxiltor. On the isle of Man, and these „three provinces '• of the "Celtic' 'fatherland" 110W ,Could ' He Forget? , 'send delegates t9Brest, also Seot P,erPOOS.;resened frinn: drowning Or land and .Brittany. ' other threatening sudden death; 'Sane! . The alm 'Of t)le Meeting is to • or - times have ;reported Oat forgotten ganize' a: "Celtic International," the events Of • their' Past lite had recurred • purpose being to-tevive Celtic culture,• to them 111 *Pit succession. Some to resurrect Celtic ceremonies, legends say ,.they reviewed their whole history „and ,folklore. ,The 'pelt* Of America, from boyhood on In the few .seCOndli :whether they -trace :their,' ancestry that "'preceded inieollielmiSness; through Brittany Or .parts of the BritL, eta ,meteli experienced' flashbaCke.to iek Empire, will be invited ,to attend, incidents long hurled in: the: stiliCon- The 'OffiCial language will be Breton, 'died the •ineCinee.i• Lend protests :Were . . . made and 'many spectators .angrily de- maflded ' the return Ot :their entrance •nreneY.,•: They were • given'tickeis to ,admit 'them to a future., meeting, but even this did" not ‘setisfy,,them, whim ,rating • 'ended. :,they..c. joined the, bookniakere..tn. a noisy „protest .lineet- ing. 1 • -Celts • to Meet: in Brest,. Brest.—This former base, :Of, the will become a 114161 Genova next San:inter, when the Celtic League of-NatiOns. assembles in Breit for its organization' • meeting. *WO • takes place ,next July. 1' ". • ' , • • • , seieho mind. • . ' . ' which, it is stated, can be understood . 'this ..PhenoMenseryed 4ike 'toltel 'a geed 'tarn.' 'mike jumped.,•in-. to the. Ohio River ,at the intention of coOminitting Milte;-: like ' Many otherN,..hefore, began to reniemberqiehe, Wen( dOWn,, ,On, of the ;things' that' Caine to his -mind was the facttliat he pilt 403 Into n bank, 11ye. years. ago. The'reCoilee, tion tflter,ed. his reSolina to die.. ! He struggled; to the surface and .swern.to shore -as, fast, as he' was again Worth living. • - This story witi net-:,seenr as •strange to banker S 6*. toi,othet •,people. • Bank. 'era:10'1'0W, that hundreds of ,people de- posit Snits and:forget about them,. .Eiry.tline:ilie.affairs of ti* pante are 'wound, up scores !ipe .p!.opio reeeive intaity',firom tieboantS they didiq.knOw they had.--,,,Letroit Free Preee. 1 Chilean Railroads 'Profit • • By Heavy Tourist Traffic Santiago, Chile.—Railroad officials estimate that Chile's lines ,netted $180,000 rnorth -More this stl,mther than „last, :due to the extra4rainary heavy' tourist traffic, .• • ' Nearly 20,000 tearists visited 'thilet epending•-$6.,000,000 and, in addition, there was considerable travel' by Oil- Ttain's -to the southern lake S clis- &let were jammed every .,day of the sea•Kon, end hotels were; 'so si,vemped that sometimes four, to Sbt' Ite:6Ple zn ithrerinil-rime.recm••;1-,=•-- On the Valparaiso -Santiago lidey, the ; number of rtrains ' was climb:led; and, still extra car had to- he added, 'Thousands of Argentines came n by triiin atid automobile and the shore tows did a biglAtinetto. • On 'Gild Standard „ New YO•k.—ITniteil' States.'suspen- sion .of, the 'gold'. standard leaves but three riiajOr World poWers' and dour of :qess4 ini.;.vrtin.ce as gauged by foreign °trade, 'rernaining on n test,riceil' gold basis."•' ' :.Canada 'Prohibits export of 'gold except by Goverinnmital license.. ' Prance, Germany and Ital.,. Are the larger countries which have Stayed on .gold standard, although Gentian" for al _Vinetook action similar' to Can- ada in restricting gold' experts: Along:- sIde the three major powers the geld lbs..sis stand Belgium' Poland, Switzer- - 11..,nd and the Netherlands, HAVANA :ELEGTRIFYIHG GAP•I'TAL. Th9•Cuban governinent is electrify, Ing the 'dome .of the Capital at Hav- ana te keep off buzzards—The Path- -by iersons who'aie'acqUited Gaelic, • 't 4 4 SiIPPIY- • ' • ' Seed Buyers' Protection. Farmers who buy seed-froin their. ,riborlweig4htzte thto be shown the greineeade Itt tifiehle issued on the seed by the- it- spector .of the Dominion Sed Branch" If the certificate is 'marked ;"Rejected" the Sale is 'illegal and the,: use of the 'Seed full of dangerous '..The' Seed's Act .of Canada : was enacted to check the menace of dirty Seed and it 'amities .to everybody without ex- eeption _Who.. sells seed.• night flying, ,navigatien- on the radii . . , • beam and blind flying. New Zealand Trade.' •,....ShoWing.IMPrOVement .A.:report' . thelifittnee;:trade.: and ; . industries of Nei'iti:ptelendtlurliigl.933,, tor which wo are indebted - to Mr. .L W. ',CORMS,' 40V, Zealand :,trasi,6- and -.tourist cernirrieSioner:iii:Canadaii-ShOwn. faVorablehanhing; favorable,. , ;trade, •Economic reatlonships Within": the, country are still to :SoMen ektent. ;unbalanced end., the;" readjustments that have, taken ,Place have not been isifilleient..in all cascs. But, says ' the '• report, "the 'energies Of., the.:Peelderot.: peaty have not.,been destroyed by New,. Zealand' and .their Intoductife ;c: •••'depression,;:and their„ wants have not:- tireduCtion; in ;•se'Veritt•direCtleits has silo*: a“steedy , depreasiOn:" i,• that. is the kind of we like to. hear!: The • distant ' increase throughout the: poled .of the South - era Dominlon is sound at heart, Ond, - :we. expect. it ••to tide. on the top ot. the wave When ,.thei briSirreati•• 'Of, :the world revives.—Toronto Mail and 'BM! • • • • , • „ pire. , •• ° Brazil to -Spend • 54 Million Modernizing Her Defense • , . Rio De Janeiro.—Ani *trim' n odertr- : izetion program: for Brazil, gased npon e schedule for the*. :army' ata,-* tweiv-year 'Plan for, ,the,., • tiairy,; has: been started the '.pro;:; visional 'gni:rennin*. The;:,tzno',ia to.- • , Spend i$21;0000000: and the 'nap 600,06k. . , The naves '.progran, RA:tinder way ; when .Admiral " it.rotogeneS Guirnerses, Miniater''.0f,..Marine,•Signed 9.contract.,•: With a • British : ',firm for ..constinetion or a. school ship and broke ground foz a new Tain•is4,...hullairiii. All,. folk twenty-four. SMall..'Vessels.',. with a .tots.1:,,,' , •tPtinage..Of 3,000 are -to be built. 13razil, once the orld'S fourth nava/ ileni!irt-Staartjht-4A)ZekriWca.A'1Ititire • . , • . „• pres- ent eet averago*twenty. years age a...- , . The principal,cost of the-ernly • t,iillerY and in inOtorr• High Slieed. Planes. Tested' ° For Berlin -London Run Lan -Hansa, • Cernit :air : tranaport operator, have' placelf, iii'o'retiminarytoat KerVitti a smelt 'Veinkel„ igli.,;;Peed', • eonimecial Plana with tts (OP speed Of 226 miles. an hOUrJ, :CruiSing. at an itotlfrAthei plane Weald Make lJetlin-LoriderrSche- . . dales of 3 h9urg possitav. It Car- , rieS.'tWO„:pileita 'find passeilgers. . .C.! a rry g fiihzht, thv ,plarie• is 'to 'he' 'tePted CIII .86nthAtiMOpean. air lines.' • ' • Press -Button Toy , tomittaada,„ , . , 'are obeYed by (1. mw britisir toy elee-, trI duraPing track .OnlY!.„ilVe inchea for another load.. •': •• •• 410444 411/40,:lgie.44.1; alftftisforrner , attach' to the truck by a 20 -foot, c;trit, • • BIeering;,aeceleratiOn,:reVerSitig and ;illtitit-,ofterate :aecerding to the spee 4, Willa, the Plitt:m/1' is preebeiL , , '21s DOOrs,.from Russia London, Ready-made " doors were imported fronr`„ Russia', froin ,• • August, 1984 • to January, 1933,, at prices 'averaging apprcusimately from 2.4s to 3.53 each, stated Mr. Runciman in.IParliaraent recently. , • He added that he 'as not in a posi- . • „ ' tion to make any statement as to the possibility of obtaining towers to. pre- vent competition of &his kind similar tothe.powers conferred as a result of the Ottawa' agreement. Scots Firm Aids _Needy Dundee, Spot.—With a :View to re- LeVing the poor of this city ',a coal merchant offered to, Supply 80 fam-1/4 Kies •vvitli,23Y4 iwts. Of coal free during an ramo.anally • severe spell of oOkl weather. The Dundee Public Assist- ance Clonniutteefurnished the 'names of 80 -families to whoin the donation' would'be beneficial. • President's Plan May Employ 250000 Men 4'Sr • 'if lirosidOt itookevelt`s reforetation' scheme works' out,. wil), price More lie �ti a"Weekli,, ; :there Aire 1,806 recruits at Fart 'Slocum, eating regularly:.