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CANADA
ST ' OF BRINGING *Ir
'CHILDREN
Mach' IS- hell* about the high Celt
• '': of education; but figurerePared by
•-the Dominioh Bureau, of Statistics
to to ohOw Oat it Offt* only. about
755.to keep., the average child,*
school for eight years,- but ,it costs
• more than that. for clothing, twiee
• as `thoch for food and three times ag
much .for- Altegethltra it is
Said to cost" $0,756 'le bring uP
'and ,to ithe 'age .when it is1)3.eltsup-
• Pnrting; Next to,„. laud •,health, a
good education is the•greatest poet a
youngster Can have.--LFergns "NeWs-
': Peeord-' •,
' YOU sEg. IT ,EVERY 'DAY
' What chances Men..take of tieing
.. ileirerelY burned, .andeven.... losing
, thete li7.0.1.0.- Seen at elinest 'every
serViee statioh Where goiolineis fed
to the tank Of. a car,. ....The *owner
:. of the cat will stand over the tank
and watch the infiammabe fluid Ise,
liig-teured in With'a -lighted ,cigar or
' -cigarette - -. 'hetiteen4. his '11.0-'-' 04 we
• ' have even seen them atom a mak*
to light their pipe. In the °petal*
'''- .
ZielivithAiii,...a,' great danger and.
. *Ace Ilio. %awl; of .11i'o: gasoline be-
come
.•'iguit0, -th'P- 4006* 'o*•,4*,,
and the man ' Standing nearby .iii
liable' to be .incist :severely IiiiiheA
.1We ..have ire/faintly , noticed :Young
,t4e4,, While- the gas tank. was being
• Ailed; *lice a ihateli:' and :light -A
: ....,Cigarette, ,Accidents dii,14iceliri and
-often lives are lost, by such carets:se:
Eel* but those who de 'escaped° not I
eeeti , toheed the Mani. warhingii.
. Recently -We read of a ni.i4 who was
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removing ',gas • frem..4 ear ' With a
. '•lighted. pipe .in . his. mouth. . , In 4
'few hours he .waSbeihg..,„e0ed,;.,.for
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.211n an. hospital, .and .is probably 'Clie,,
'figured for life; . :, Fire :gua gaaaliao,
'•Oht-• iiii-_-nicire-.ihai-r--ilecihot.
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• : and geselitie Wili"nnix,4--..Winchester i
.,rieSt.', ::: .- ' - , ':. :•*. ',;. ' '
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' 'WEED. DESTRUCTION -
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Farmers can de nuieli: toward the
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elimination Of...Weeds-Irani, their. pro,
pertie4 'end., their, district if, they wili
'.; give more , 'attention . to : the •,destrue.
:Akin of ;this Menace,' to good 'crops.'
it was • pointed': out: at a, meeting ,o
agricultural men ..; at .. Essex. '-receptlia.-
..i;ilrliile.,:aoMe-,,,,farnaen .tealize•the, ,x/&,:
•--;',Oessity-07--(lesttelying:-the7WeediTen
, • ;their farms, others .. are la*, in this,
•' e'ettid...tendeediiieffective•alr.the Week'
that hu been :done '.. . The ; poW. this -
(le • and • dodder are the • enemies . onz,
'.....:WhiCh...`the farther ': She* .Wgge ,tiar
'.. afriii.lii0:, war will,. not be-Wott. Unlessi.
all farmers do their' *Mold .to 'pre,'
•• Vent .the. *gods . from gaining a foot -
held -Ori' their 'fetal's: '... 'It 'is to their.
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own advantage to de so,' for it means
. Jess work and -better. crops :in the end..
• ;' Meeting': their- seed-. before sowing is
, ,One way ,of preventing the 'spread'
:of weeds. ,„,,Destroyine,the Weeds` as
an-Y-rieseS-ul-Yeae-.-airit--fe necessary
' Ii2, emitter :method. ---It. is 1.4i. . to . et7,.
.ery...fariner to 'co -Operate ...with the
Weed '' iiiiipectOre as far as :possible
„an(I ,help.malte ,thele; land. cleanet.-.
• : "Ainlieristbarg."Eeho. 1 ' • -.
• AERIAL FREIGHT !.TRAINS,,
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Who hfiews; but that, as ne* pow,
. erfal engines.: pidl.'th-, .. freight cars,
' koine -day a powerful plane will pull
...ihnike? dozen gliders at its hiela :'''.,.
theleeight tralif:Ottlic air. -Halifax
• throniele.: .1.1. • : : ' ' ' ' ; :f ' .
. . .LIFE •AND 'KISSES
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, ..... tA. Would.-lie---drepe-hanger, has in-
formed in .indifferent and uhresp,on,
..),Ve• Worldthotoverykiss indulged . in
• )1hortena;One'S life three, Minutes.. If
his chap has the correct 'thine: he has
•" Xeiteirily,AtAtelted :a' delightful-rne.,-
,
hod, of leaving tine iiiileOf. tears. If
• he ,,pleosiiies of 'kissing must be
.11tiVen up: in:, order te reach 4 ripe old•
. kge, a referenduin.... on the , subject;
' :.leiotild encionlitiedly- he Unahimeusin,
c IfaVer of an early but blissful demise:
'4.--kingston Whig'Standard, ' . .r/...;.•
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,• .. ON., THE HIGHWAYS
, There are just a many Malik ,diseoUrte-
ous driven in Catada. 48 anywhere
leiSe., We have ,the toad hogs: ,,We,
lha.vaJ , the reckless ..,driVers.We•
tia•Ve the people Who ,never 'S,toti * a
lred. light,hut exeect everyone elee.
' to,. We have tifti', "fender seeeperS?:
anti the .ohnekidus horn-bowers.alid
the' , unteasenallie..'eutters-in and all
the test ..ealio inake. ''driving mord or
leSS Of a hightinate for decent eiti.
, eteroi.' With eciine 'sense if thelia.,ebli,
•gatien to. modiety, f 'Meter*, dont,'
tesy -,- what a change. its, :,generalt
.. adoptien 'would Mean to: the whet.
lbesineeS of driving;:---BOrder. Cities
•Otar, • ' ' ` '. • ; . . . '
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,t,,. „ FAMOUS PAIR. PASSES.
PaiSitin ,feolp the donteinpOtheY
Ileolle' Of Solite of Old -Ehglend'il Meet
' lencielit traditions . lihd enstoinii,,t. An
.lisample. Is the pending abolition :Of
bile ininous Stout:hie:10e Fair it Cam -
'bride. The' fait dates hack to: the
. year- 1211: in the, Middle Agee, It
•Areal: oha Of . the MOJA &Meng. /nits .In'
, the weed, bringing' merchant/I, and
. , revellers front •all °Vet, Europe
Milton mentions it in: "Paradfie lsist":
I .1KingIlienry VIII. leided on the'filli's
rofite in 16119,! to relieve his owe
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' natielal . stringcmiy„-L.Onelph Met.-
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.. ! POISON FOR PESSIMISTS •
• `. i Prot*: ii Int.ttkiiit of 60.9 lalkii.
:1-4,,,.•74'''',444,;t '
,
,
LaLJarL
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4ustr4a, reincliktion roan to 86.8 in
iattnanr. of Vlis year. From a low in
..•••••••
j)wlainotitinedg.whY4-ben- e.' ' wantedi. hav 'etotealtelid -Stu°
'less commercial failures than in the
firit half. -Canadian Ilnidness.
judge 'in, Seattle informed President
he. be given the privilege of re, ntiill-
eciiisiderabIe : reputation. ' 'Pe ex-,.
playi" .he said. • "If I should quit
.,bare ShOwn • substantial gains- in '..'
January, 1934e autotnobile Produe-
• Last spring a 72 -old federal=
W.
- a field in, Which' he has made it
rualP191+174u1111711.:tiA9hia:lira3::jallonri:::°,14004,437111.4niaatlin*linw7n1,1; nian,, Calcutta.
.
BoOsevelt that he 'wished to be _put
on the retirement list, but asked that
•
ng to Preside Over admiralty rases
up to 80,7 in Jai:mazy, '1964. Con-
l'.14reY:11:ti:r:771:Plei!-8;:n:fri7.114;:
tion in the total of trucks, and Par
stage* ears was over double that of
op-
eating;XisVonne:- . During theSetOnd
half of 1933; there were 20 ,per tient
JanuarY, 1933. Both the railwaYs
has made steadY Progress from Feb'
' .1-PARN TO PLAT ' '7.
wii:1:c1187/nmee''1)`'edYirbe. withinPen:°d,_9,°thadat.Ybessg:rt° NaFtir°e3D.E.SeemskiPIoNlo6seRC;)UnOG:.PrPo. r -
with: retirement-0mila' be one o.i. !Jaz taxa.; for an ironical comment on
happiest and most fruitful frt a rein's • utii,"j" for an
111 the midst
whole life, ;It is tragic to find men :
w be_ of widespread' flooding we are in
eausel° look
with
to drought-
, At the moment when
play! -- Chatham News. • Parliament is conferring drastic, em -
MORE ..1.085 '
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When , circumstances eliminate a
blacksmith..shep it is replaced. by ,4
garage' or a service .statioli employ-
ing more men; the tradition of,the the proposed emergency powers lose
cross-roads carriage shop is continued none of their point. -Glasgow -Herald
in the automobile factory, ad BO Oil THE Biter's") MEAT mAitiiitT
down the roll of 'indiistry. , Am ne.
---13--, The Bingley Reorganization Com -
them the engineer, the inventor; the mission, wb__
, # appears is_n eose report ,is ublished•
'scientist' a ' ati 4sbundanti
proved, have 'made far 'more jobsw• ithaY'f although nominally
stack, has,1:afilaYetc°m"nceelurndell'
, , ,
thanthey have added enormously to `
the eoniforte and,:luxuries, available the whole' Of the meat suppliesof
to the masses' of the people: s-Otta-. E• nglind.' beet' mutton, pork; veal
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we Journal. ' in its survey and has drawn up
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It isn't bothering the young,fellow in the centre one hit. .The keepers are just playing safe while they
ttansfer)lie ugly-teiripered vulture from his winter to summer.quarters at the Philadelphia' zoo.
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pig iron and a saving in coal of not
less than -,f,1,340,000 in the piodue-
.
Empire Press
ergency powers to deal with water
-shortage, Nature is uncomfortably
profuse in her -assurances of water.
in :abundance. , Yet , the fear of
Shortage is real,' and justified,' - and
a, far-reaching scheinc,...for;.theit: .con -
WAY FOR THE wAILKER'_,-,. . trol.. • .. The • feceinmendatiens. 'are
. , Walkillg:ill • becoming almost 'Obtie,.- ' that a• Livestock • Marketing .:Boatd
lete on this ;Continent,' with . serious ',Shall:be established to .prescribe the
Cohsecthencee.,tn:health. and loss Of methods and :conditions of all sales
4' delightful; forin . of ,:exercise. ' There of meat --------This .. ..,-Thie country now pro,
see "So few placee,-Where'the practice duces- ....lei§ . than half its supplies of
-MaYlieitidulgetrTin4ith...cemfort-and. •,-bset-.1,-apd,--..-mutton.-, ' 4 Cliineir -Ineil-
Wit400 . risk.' ' Paths along the high- ciimes.,. from Seta . America, •• and,
ways are the solutidn --,-, and the cost 'frezen•ineet. from ' Australia, New
would be negligible' it undertaken in Zealand, and Canada.: :...Since OttaWa
connection. with . ditch -filling . opera- .fairly si(ccelisful , restrictiOns. have
thine. ', ' ' ' ' , ' ' • -;been imposed on the import of chilled
Meat, but despite certain ' Yoltinti-IfY
, . .. , _ .
agreement s the drillierts: of frozen
meat . have _increased: The. com-
•:,inissiot adviseEl; that: when the 19t -
.1t1 ,
. 'Tit' T1'.TAT. ....' . .taiiii arrangements come to.. on . end.
...An'. amusing .."Sundiiir .. obServance". 'ih June the ..-Doinhaiona. shall he asked,:
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.deadlock lies occurred in the little' ' to accept voluntary .quotas. If not,
Berkshire town Of Farringdon ' be,' .compulsion may have to be ,applied
•tween'the, 'butchers of •': Fareingdon, ..;-• e threat to which they are I at -
end the 'local 'council. For • year's the 'read
• -,
ere .ii e evan ave '• e,en in
thellahit'ot . killing -*flips's on Sun-
day, but the .District Council are Con-
sidering!, taking action to stop ..- • the
piudtlee, ... They quote . as their.' au-
thority On ' Act of Charles I, Which
imposes a 'penalty of .6i. 8d; but 'the.
butchers have:threatened loretaliate, King Gu'i, f: -,I, Sees- Itigrki and
.through the medium of the same eet; ; •
'Which inipilses' penalties on those Who ..0artner • Delfei Op -1
do .not attend 4 place of .• Worship:.
_ _ • Lpcinents '
.The. butchers say that I theyore . • ' ' : .
prosecuted they will keep a. Watch on Stockholm, --. PrincesS. Ingrid Of
,
members of the council, and.._. will f Sweden .:tookpert in an opentennis
turn iiiiiirniek: againtLtheSe.Wii0._iint toUrniiment-40,----CainiesHredentlYtfor
not attend oniro.,-tantfghlie,Joit- . the first time . She was ,•-visiting her
;hal... ; , ". • • 1 ' .. • .: . ' ,
grandfather, Eine Gustaf. The prin.-
-*kit cess aPpeared, under the name of '
:AN INDUSTRIAL BARONE . . . : .
:
Facts and ...; . , . , - . : ' Mlle. San, an abbreviation of the
, , figures show.beyond,
Swedish `Sessazi,'.."_whiclOsAlieLprin'::.
4(liapiite,1hat-Greet-Britainhi-progrelis,
cess' pet , name among her intiinates,
over. an. area ... which is constantly :-
in , Stockholm, ger: .partner' wee.. . a
.vvideniag., .1*o of . the 'sprest indi.
Odors' 'of, trade are :the : outpue.of Count Shivery, fi`ted-their opponents
...steel 'and ' the production Of Coat. The were -MISS Albert gild., •I-letnebir.
output of British steel, Mit '.••nienth W.1.1.1g11t. ' . • . . ' ' . .. 7 'i
reached the • ... 4johe4 .4guiaa that ; it !rincesti, Ingrid • and ,the. Count .1hit
1140'. attained !Ogg October 1929, •, be_ the Ant set, but in the -their
Ore; the; shin*, ahrOad ' became :Amite. -luck changed ..and they ,won the match
The production of. coal for the iiiit King. Gustaf • who. watched . therganie
quarter Of the year, 'though not yet rewarded his grandchild with a' kiss
published in .detail, 'iri.known,to have She appeeted. Onthe chili+ in skirts,
been iriarkedly in .4c1Vithee Of that Wheeets. Milk • Albert were shorts, a
for 1993 or 192.2. - London -.1.1)tilly gaement that Xing Gustaf tece•itlY
Mail; ' ' ' ' ' 0.• froWned upon 'as,•unsuit'able'attire for
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l iiiiis. • , .• t , . . . •
• . *ow RESEARCHPAYS
'I „ • Princess Ing.rid s name again , has
To these who areetill sCePtieal. BSI, •/„,,,,n lie..41.:.
to the practical value ,of Scientific 1 ''''" Kea With that . Of Crown
research in the development Of -
Prince *Frederik of Dedititt*„ but so
. in.
dilistty -,-- and the niggardly nature ii:It no official enhettneerhent M an en'
prothat i
&gement has been fortheoming• '
OP the 'ovisin s made for . .
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such week by most industries aim -
gelds that they are ihailia--,=• we tom -
mend' pettiest of the Report Of,. the
Departinett, Of Stientific and Indus- Two Sthall bOYS *erettaVelling
trial Research In it there is • teld from toWn to edict)* by ,train. ' They
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the arresting 'tale of ho va the grant • hoped to secure an enipty. • eclinnert.
of $1,000,000' made 'by the British '1'metit wherein.' Abeyr,tiiiglit snioke, to
, _ ,
Government in 1917. for the •ehdoile.: theft disgilit a Wailint* entered:, The
agement of industrial '••I'eltelitch, bon innnedlately entered into Mott
whieh ii now OrhatiStek Wasi'llot only chnsPiraeY tO irseilei.her- out. • ; '
well litit Most profitoblY, dpent.....,. ' One Said, - iiiiiiibly: "I 'think i'n1
Itis admitted .in the. report that it is alekening for einaSper'oi4 sehietbleg,"
impossible as a rule to asses*: in "Yee," _said the . other; playlet tip
tering 10.f Monti' the importance of
the 'Dart Played by research in .16d0-
.1.rial ' Oteittell,- bat. Seller* *tilting
concrete examples are. quoted. • ' All'
I Yeatilt of experiments hy the Elea -
trice! : ReSeatch Ailsociation Coating
,£80,000, annual savings mounting
:.r.n....P,eving.,Itheut .4,tano160,.',Aorth lit
i
to 11,000,006 have , ',accrued; . while
tire ItedfUltd,Stdel ttekearch Countil'e
itirektreatierie Are expected to result
•Pt -ea 4 - ,-.`-iliVr14.4tg .
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E EMPI
nncess Plays
In Tennis Meet
A Smile \
• Be :Held In ?
• Toronto. -Canada Will be invited
to send.. eight • delegates to the fiftb.
Imperial preps conference, it was an:
nohnced at the annhal..theeting of the
Canadian section, Empire Press Un-
ion, 1 here. • The conference Will be
held in South Africa fix* May 6 to
June 21, 1935 .
Detailsf of the trip %Vete eipleined.
at the Meeting held under -the chair-
manship of J. H. • Woods, editor of
' The Calgary Herald, 'There _wfltbe_a_
tour of South Africa and Rhodesia,
the delegates to be the guests of the
,South African' Section. Preliminary
arrangements for selection of dele-
gates were left in thehands_of_the.
executive.'
; The following .officers;.were
ed: Honorary chairman, Rt.' Boil.
Lord Atholstan, Montreal Start ,chair -
Man; J. H. Woods,. Calgary 'Herald;
honoraria 'secretary -treasurer, W. A.
'Craick, Indastrial Canada, .Toronto;
executive • committee, ; representing
daily newspapers, J. W;.:'Dafoe,
Win-
mpeg Free Press; Henri.' Gagnon.,
Quebec 'Le - Seliel ; 1'. D. Ross, OttOWO.
Johrna4,-_;_repreSenting--weekly.„ peWs-
Tialieki; E. R�ySayles, ltiarer Mer-
cury; representing trade and does
-ter ears
DoNoi Know ,each Other Un-
til introduceci-- Separated ,
After.?Ru
Yukon Gold
:NORTH SYDNEY N.S.-A story ot
!IOW two :brothel's ;bid..inet. in Nelson,'
B.C., Without lire:Ting each 'other um:
411,7 -they were introducet‘,13 told in a
jettei; received here fFinii •Duncan
Johnstone, a 'former Cape Bretonero
who- recently visited his home.
,Tho brothers, Duncan and. Daniel,
Johnstone, left, Barraehoiii,
-wen They helped
,clear the land, where the Vancouver
'pOSt ..Olfice; new Stands; and 'then oper-
ated a legging camp in British Colum-
bia 'until the Yukon gold rush, when
they separated, Denean, following' the
trail of the sourdough -prospector in-
tothe gold fields, and Daniel going
to • the . interior., 'They -.did not , meet'
again for •47 years. ••
Since then Duncan. has tesided: - at
0, eine
Contribute. to GObd Citizen-
ship Says AtItherStblirg'
Echo
ergaFeliwii-eir branch at oa garne of anyf amateur aort.
realize the time and effort thah
had. beeri-, expended to bring eubs
'mutiotPritYa ocrnif'''aPeMtaitteivullr Ma" :dirgannizag-iiTelti;
are CemliOsed' of Men who are:, en-
thusiasts in a Psttioulai Wit and
are wilting to do interest
iheYof the
geCantaatiniulate the n_
•etal publie.:•-•When there IS net an
„opportunity ' to raise the .money
:Onfecess, 04:1"teehltPthdllf!'aolialrait*h.eleOxPeralirom .
the f citizens Of ,the town '• To 'some.
people thii il„ an imPoeitior
Sport* Orgisiuzatione are aiwayi•••
crying - for . money,". they, • sa)
ihTloi3talLatitget. all thpeofyiljle _be outiluof,
can't those ':birdsrun their game • •
Without begging Money? What ti6 wi
get for all the reeneY We give ts
them?' To the list queetioli the
answer is .`ffikla Citizens?. We do not
mean ' to bulgy that every_ man or
boy who • PlaYS' a rinse/ si 4 good
citizen, But the Majority of 'people ,
who indulge' in s rt have a clean •
ea y y y ave ,
propetly. absorbed the aPetting in-
stinct they are milling to play tha.
game at all times, not only in sport
but In the, aetivitie,:of life.
Sport attracts children frail) Lha •
time they pen .shake, a rattle of toss
one 04 their Mother's hest 'china
dishes on the „,:loor . Whether the
child's attitude in eport is of e
later destructiv, pastime depends
on how It is brought up. If the ePort-
ing .instincts are cultivated by an
organized body they • Will . develop
into an asset not. only to the :person
'concerned: but to all :with; WhOzerbe.--:-----
"compa,,„ in contact .• If • left to follow
his••owniiiiBimtibn5'there might ue
a tendency to indulge in the ,lower
, • .
forms of -an -inseam*.
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A sport ' organilatiOn is operated
solely- on the enthUsiagin. Of its tneM-
hers. They wialf.te see their favorite '
sport prOsp-er-oheto
added to it: They like,to,, see boys
40i/eloping-into strong. and • healthy
men. That's Why they give' theirstinie
publiCatiens,••11. T-..11111.1ter, ,maelogn Whitehorse, Alaska, *-and .befote-,,,Com.. and. effort t4) ., peel/siting it. '
ing to I11 old_hOine • inCapeBreton _Of •
•he, went to Nelsen; B.C. wliere should • be. interested in developing
brother lives,, : -: and they met, /leper. the ndnd...Und body of the young Irian
recognizing the 'her. • After- ; being Within its environs. It is, a''dity.. And.
Publishing Company, Limited, Toren,. ' .
, .kie-troduced'. 'they swapped storliii Of it •••ig a service that everyone can
to; ornimnie,isaint
John Telegraph -John's!. • Mr.' W.
Rupert :Davies is l a member of the ' help to perform' by allying themselves
come organization or by iissis
London (Eng.) Council. tint monetary' Wey:The returne'H
Toronto skailivay from money and efforts: thin •
WithOut.* Station
•Self -satisfying. •
expended are great, glorious and.
Blind Woman -
•To Get PhD
Declares Airman
TORONTO-"Itt .v.ley, Of. the fact
Sightless Since . Since Biith • Thesis t et- it; • 1 irtherh' mining 'en '.
, ntittl;d: : , semiio,ii; .. ,. ,: that airplanes form the only.,real--.celil
'.,131firidilea-i".-- tres, .1t, is important that. Toronto's
airplane' landing 'facilitieS. should be
, • , .
ImprOvecl,” J. R. Caldwell, member of
•
New Yeti-LAilss 'Eleanot 'Gertrude the Toronto • Flying club, 'told the
Gyro Club- bete recently. i
, '"Toronto,' he said, "is like a. rail,
way: Without, a statiOe. What .we
Brown, . Of :tieytely sinee
childhood and Itirdeted,'"with' illness.
,and.'POreity in her eakiy,:i!ears,:will
.00014., th'e, degree; Of Doctor of Phil; peed le,• anadequatefield .which :will other ,..niel4ers: Of..the s. The.
'OSOPIty 'Teeth ColuMbia. University at: beaccessibleall the; year round, In', amounts :Willed; to •eluititiera.;soeial
the poesete0einent next pro.; stead of being .. finnsali10-.. for two :eetviees; and. faintly servants were
:Wile. the; Sri( . woman, to earn such ,months ' daring: the • *Intel... ;Also it .-relatively :;sinall:•'•', • ' '
Scholastic honor ;while 'blind, Sul:hided ;and :lighter; •viltb The tax appraisal, of'. the 'estate ef.; •.'
.§be • •• " „4.;; • ; ..s. groutiCstatt..tO leek after. it,";,. •.the Wait • Street. Imilicer,•• George. F. .
• •• 'Poblicatien.: of the rtheSIS for her gr.,.caldweiwalSo- asked 'it Canadi.13niter,, sowed. it to be 'Worth 7: $1.7).'.• •
_decterati';.: 'Blind' Was---gehig40--droti-ont-Otaidittioirr.'542kgea: Attilie, time; 'Of -Ira -de' natv"-
ness,'. has alreadylJeeti'annennced 'bk. 00. tainted: out the mem strieee the ,1,901, his estate 'estinieted. at 86y -
the Columbia • University In U.S. :had made .and how. :this will •:eral hundred. .
from the point tif:tietr 01 "one who
knows what bllndness h.". she oppos-
ea the :eonVelitionli, Of generations :of
seholars'thaVthe blind Poet laitientee
his „aliffitien...,
"NO. one,' She: Wrote,- "would: deny
that. 'blindness Ilea' ft. „defeiVationt:
That. it ;hos ite cOmpeniatiene In ree
•,:ognize,d, by every sightlesti. persOn•-• it
is; I ,believe; the theught, of these
-benefits
the reader. :. : '
•• is not miserable ,' to be blind: :It
18 ineonvenient.. The blind 'need . to
exert , undue patience with 'reference
tO.their',alflictIOn; , elilee:On account
of their . dependency their• lives are
closely, keit 'With their' helpers: The
:blind make the. adjuitinent, .to thelr
iiindicap.,perhops ••,/iappiif, is any..
gout) Of aftlieted ,00.01AN
To clinch her argianeetPahe enoted
• booth, "Yarkin,gion, whO 'elide was
blind for six ntontbs Ind. has had ..sey-
etal oPetatiOns On his eyes: ..,"It , Is
hard ,fet any. one whe, befi not been
blind Ito teillize, what it thtill it is hot
ta, haye to see everything," •
While Miss Stevan motked ,for .ber.
.claictonite; a -Printer lit the NeW, York
institute!. /of the Stine, copied ,.,.het
*Kee' iii, Bennie.- ' •
_ , . .
Wills. Bulk *f: ,
Fortune to Famil
New York -Two Anierica"elarg,..
eat. fortunes figured' In the news re- • •
_
gently. •
The. will of the . late dowager ;Of' ;
the Yanderbilts; Coriellas :Van. ••
derbilt, filed tot. probate,: paised •
04' het She .e Of the fain* fOrtnne to
feet Canadian commerce. At present,
mail can betransPorted from Halifax
to :Califernia-xlii.:.NewYetl<
hours, whereas it takes .four days for
_
it to be: transperted across Canada by
roil. ' :. •
To Be Evening' Pa
,
Mrs. Vandetbilt"e will righted an
• old "injustice." •Her eon,- Brigadier-„
elleral-GOrriellits4Vanderhilt-:mapried-
against. his father's Wishes and iiirheit
the eider Vanderbilt Ldied in 1899. he,
was cut Off With, *1,00,000; the hulk •
of the, $80,009,0.00 'estate 'going, ' to
the "second son; Alfred GWYnae van't '
derbilt. Vanderbilt • Willed 'Oefi'.;
• •--• In tenet the rekilluerV
TORONTO --With. the consent of J.: • of her estate. The value was. not :et• .
H. Woods on behalf: Of. the Calgary
Herald, the • board Of directors' of the
Canadian . Press ' .have 'authorized
transfer of,.the„ Calgary Morning
bertan t0. the evenizig paper -fiehl.
The Morning .Albertati. ceased publi-
cation' on the: mottling' . May 15,
and the efehihg...paper:', was ;issued'
the fello*ing,%,daY, '
Never Refused 'Call,. • ,
'pro. Leavei;$1.'60,000
, , .1.4.YrIoRyILLE, ni.--servipo pays.
. Dt, bampheii.A. Stokes; De:ttif: Ed-
inburg,. Who, had . the reputation of
never 'refesing a dell ,fi.oni the Siek,
'leftfaii. 'estate Veined at $160•060. -
. . When he died a ittiohtli. age : the
. .. . . ,. . PhYsit.4ari was . at tlie- „bedsted of. tir _ ,.. ‘,, .,,,
. raining Girls. at Wives been broken.
flveyearolu boy: 'whose: . arin had ' Hamilton, unt.-Hehry ...e.,UWarils,
` . . ' N . bundas, never eXpecti to ,inake • UsC .
Rerlin,rtance et: - training • of the additional education that. he •
gflietill'iletal.rYi'elt'aftiClil.,''Itle.'61)hittlfi?.;.tlo.Yit..0.44.re.. 1'..1e glide tla WiNtei yVitfj. 'i.k4U'Ott ' ,' • . • - °
Pants ' ein• Men . •Skiitis, .is acetlitieg at 12, but in A back. mote •';
of the 'Beard 'Of Eductitier, •'. offices:
, The •woman .ektittded .4 •okoeite: authoritiek last '','Yeek;'''..- 4 • ' . ': FOt‘ W0iiii"-Helq”' i DOiritP6' .ohTiTiidlitan't.'iliwsttlit,s11,'.got' ahrnifii)littiitoinshilita
ii froth her hitho,.,,he.4.,: mid,,to4the , The ,,FedertiC.ttnnloyinent, b,ureau - . . : --,1-"I1/46t • belle Of ohtitinitig: the IfA2ilegTet. .
at , oo. boys; oaidt, "Have .eittiot . or., 'app,ioiledto youowistehs:to.take
toitPasand skirtshien. in 1-tailtielldyes Of the Igoeexatilinerfor the
kc,!tehaod-.. 11ADD,OPIIV
N/,' MI.- refits.' 18'1 Mei ;61v:tilde' is studyirig under the
,' s i . .. ' , ,
you young lepers ictit• itatell?" ' . 141"ee run? public schools
, ,.
' Inn .t.arrant tit ' s,out. beink set.'imines for ono , Yeail"tttaining thein' 'in 'tOwnAti 0, Where the celluntiiiitY. ,ro.. tihiesisity. (if. Turouto • and bus 1.1e
'Let.. ,
, . .- eekiking, ,IMUSe-keeping,, and C:F.g ..,' 0..e . 0 ets haYe tiB80,(1 an ,eri1tira06 "to 0.,s.,sulty .mtilten. On a nuinher et:the .., --:
towarde dad, 'then your life will be 612114r0i; , -',..` , • • ' . - • empliaSiZe the diatinetion, ',A jail, sout,. ili.4oe stiVjeets. It .mill take
•fillet and calmed by One inailfer4ii. Most. Of the ;400,000.sik!i being.gtai, enee Of. Pi,j,,itayi OP a Vie 1111' ,l Pre- . siitiai e 'Ye/it 'fel.: hlin to cempiote tha',' ,
..'4140,:niiiitel..-#0. •..ottilts.ljgra Jtti_t_ '....4 "PO ,...hia.Anniftit
tiiiii.it he eligible titletl-fei. ',:the;..iliate Y.h..9......mi,rs..• - 4i'4,-4 • . ' ••. *14. , i'il,Sii ,jp."tc.e.,;„„j4,444y.i,,,,.ittor,
Y4pi .;i'ivi'' ' ' ' ; AV iiir:'A,',EAltirttir, '.1'.ff'•'h"T:'•'••': or le. ciii'avt%Ii•O.'Cipri:i' yii)tt,1 i, ,f p jaii:.:-.7,- -'' "
'
but :it estilnated :to. be...$10,000...
The Vanderbilt '.maneloh vahied at •
$6,000,00p :Went to her 'dliegliter," the
:Countess Szechhetiy1,` Mho ••also re-
ceived the 'lemons Newport CounlrY'
home.P.,The Breakers." •MrS:„ Cei•-
'trude Vanderbilt Whitney;. widow 'tkl'
Harry Payne :Wilittiey„.:,,teeeived • ,
400,000.•:
Allbt the grandchildren Were Men. •
tionee :for Spedifie legacies • except
'Cornelius Vanderbilt, jr.; • former,' ,.
newspaper reporter and publisher and:
lately author of books. and alt 9-9'
"exposing the rich. .
Seeks ,Arti Degree
Ai 72 Years; of Age.
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I
-.sok* •