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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1921-08-25, Page 6•-a0--er!!-Yrs-.'.-.:,AcaG;, • • e • • 'Look to. &North • ....tree -Ottawa Electric—Railway Company .publishes and distributes to Ifs lateens a. periodical called the "Ottawa E1eqt•ic RaiilWar News,"'which gives iertap •int timely` warnings, op the topic of safety first The recent prevalence , .r.toreet fires sor* of Ottawa led the editor to publish the following excel lent poem which, alas, is all.too•ellosely'applicable to practiealiy every pro - since of Canada, particularly the• northern parts.) ',Look to the North, ye people! Te need not strain your eyes, Nor climb same lofty steeple, to see the. smoke clouds rise.. - More swift than deer or:bison when° starts a wild stampede Along the whole horizon the flaming billows speed. - ' Like vandals loosed for pillage, they sack the countryside, And level farm and village before their lustful pride. Their mad will never falters, as on their way they pass, Still raising heathen altars to gods of Carelessness. • Sone' match which :Deedless fingers .have, dropped where• iille>�s wait, , r ^ a •§- :Some fag in- which there lingers the smouldering siark of fate:-- These, are the silent traitors who unto ravage yield The Work. of .cultivators,'the vealth-of many 'a'field., Not alt`in'dlatarit'countie, buthere, at home we find,, Amid the city's bounties,' the' careless andtthe'blind, Who smile at Safety sayings a.nd'scofF at Safety rules; Convinced they areLthe brayings of some conceited fools, Look to•the North, ye scoffers! The rolling tide of flame To you and all; mens offers a truth ye can't disclaim. One littlecareless mpvemenil ' a moment spa maym P ,. Past hope of all improvement, whole centuries', of toil: 1J The Need and Value' of Work. ` Uni4erility Turorial . - It is entitled a •'°,Rugiaaess gait's Prayer, haat • in theaarr1• days when On the invitation of the Junior • farmers are business Men, * fully ae'' Farmers' Instituto .weed' the ,,?nmol.' ' -.tuna ,es those. who••1fve and'work 'in Werecn's .institute of the iB mptrou 011ie; , it is appa'op fate for talon and district, the Director , of University . countrymnli= al'i:kg:.: . ,Extenoio,n,. UTitiiveraityr Of. . Tororita,.: "Teach me -that sixty eninutes-anaice rent to Srnenfaioa: to oanfes rrdt? , ; an hour, sixteen ounces one . pound •these. two orgsniaations rggarhhg the and 100 cents one d'ol'lar: Help me- to formation of g sural 'tutorial class. Live so that I can lie dawn at night At -the meeting there.was's delegation.. 'with a.•clear cons'cierace, without a gun.�•from the two Junior Institutes at ' under ni r pillow, and unhauntetd. by •.Streetsville .who reported on the sue= the faces of those ;to whom I have cess of the rural tutorial classheld'', in - that district during last winter. ; The • report given was a" highly en-- •,• thusiastic .one; ' the attendance , had - averaged twenty-six for •the whole:- it does not .bebong season; the subject: studied was Eng. �, bah ',iterative; the.professor sent out. . .Deafen me to theojingle of•'tafnted` money and `the rustle of'unholy skirts, by the provincial university had been. Blind. Yue to the faults,ef the .other so thorough, so painstaking,' and so'.. fellow, brit',reveal tee me. r.•iy *eve.. successful that the c1•aSs insist on has- "Gryide me so'that each night when ing him"again nuct winter: •• ' I look acrees the dinner: table at my having' heard, this report the 'two • wife, who has been • a bleesirtg t{� me, Brampton . elulis " voted'.:unanimous(y, • I Will -have nothing to con^gal -°I cep for a similar'elass there, to. commence . ' me •young •enough to laugh,wftli the h October, and requested the Univer children, sity of.Toronto to furnish them with "And"' a professor to le to furnish in their study :' awhen. read of Smell of•fiaw= a prof yctmg'people realise that edu the, stud thectread of. soft, stet's, anal These will.ift them to doitheir work the crunching of wheels out in fro' id also to employ thea leisure make the ceremony short anti the ey„- _ taph simple, -`Here Hee a math.' Profitably, In • Peel' County; re. ti ,• There is no royal road to wealth, iii •the province generally; the pureurt.. The:1 Watercress Farm.. either along country lanes, Or city of pleasure is being superseded' by the largest ,watercress farm in the pavements,, unless we toil and .sweat. pursuit of knowledge, And, *bee..In world is that ate ndhien near Paris. In• an •orgy of extravagance, a 'great, search of means for obtaining. kr,nvl t covers 'forty-five acres of ,groi}nd, ;many people have,forgotten or i'nor-.edge, the' people of Ontario turn : na and =conelitsof tiseries of ditclies,.•or edthisg to ally, and. rightly, to tleeir own 'pi a: fact. They are beginning to_ v call un ii toss ;beds;. running parallel, •pay 'the piper now: Tf ever there were • e: The ditches=are about 225 ft: hinge 4. The University',of Toronto hits re- g,.a time when" the world. . the ' 1..i work "• . . ft. wide; and 18 in.deep: They are and td; love • its work .that " i ceived sevoral tec1ueets• for these rural separated from each other 'by grass now, ': t rrre 15., tutorial ,classes and is 'endeavoring to • ' '' : supply the.demand• as fully as its tin - Strong Enough to Endure 1 epees Will permit: 'In this respect, its ' . . in many others, the.' • university is ° Pin Pricks. hampered, for „kick of: funds; ' but, There are men. who are' brave :should th'e~Report of .the. Royal-Gam- . brought'•`paini • "Grant that I may earn my meal ticket on the Square, and that in;earn- ing it I may not stick -the gafi'where tee • Parrots as Detectives.' "$top. thief!' Stop thief!"' shrieked. M. Poirey's parrot, who lives ia a fine house in Paris. 'It :was• in the small hours, of the morning, 'tied .as' Polly seldoni spoke excePt when there was someone around to listen teller; 1i, Poirey rose to inyestigate,• alid caught 'the Leg of 'a burglar'who was scramb- r . ling out :of a window. - ,Recently a• famous mansion in the• West ,End of; London. was' visited by burglars, hilt a parrot onthe premises raised -such noisy. objection 'to having her •beautysleep disturbed, that the burglars •made -a hasty exit without any loot, and, were met a. minute later by a policeman who, had heard what he thought to be human shrieks: 'The .best parrot: story' of this,. kited has to do: with the arrest .of a.notori- ous criminal; named Victor Chevalier, The pollee had long sought ,this slip: • • R. B.' Maxwell , pery individual in vain; until :a levei Dominion President of ,the 0.W",VeAer detective one day entered unexpected - Was' chosen by. that Association to pre-. fly the ''roomeof'a well-known receiver sent ,Lord lityng with a gold.badge an . of stolen goods; and heard. a parrot cry a scroll :ot honorary membership on gut; "mood old.:Victor' . There you tiis'. arrival at Ottawa.. ere". ° :This.:was quite suflieient for the de- ' L'teetive *ho satisfies him elf , as bird was •Chevaliers property,, and, e. Many- people have, felt f empted{ `to s'earehing the premises; found a let - ask about sharks what ,the little' girl ter from Victor ,saying. he was at An; asked about .�, " _• _...-.. •,...._ _ wss's-why did god gem; . . Make them? To that townthe detectife went, Rete nt-enserP 1 Paciflc- tak rthe� arrol`w3th-him andin col_ showsthat shark -catching, may be lusion with authorities, hungthe commercially profitable 'perrot:in-th'e Post office; whilst he oc Shark -liver oi1contains. ail'the`best •copied' a post . of observation' in the pro erties` of oil .extra' same building'':..The -very--.first-day liver of•the cod. -As d fertilizer, shark`" there entered an' individual; old- and" meat is superior to dogfish ,The head'decrelrid Looking : -,not the least like. • of th.e:shark: ;contains gipee of. a Italie the., • dapper-- Ghevalier;--and~ instantly �.v _:_:able uali , ..; , •..: __o e _ _ _ Its-Yins••;•a7 e a cielicaey the :ylaZrot' sl►rie-ked ouE. .(,cod 'odd 'Much prized be the Chinese, f Victor! There you•are!" and in an in- -Shark's .:. .__ a ., t teeth are.e- sbld for g'ooa`startt the" iiandcuffix• •were on: and the lf'riees in many parts oir the' worldfo � • offl, wig and beard :o' • rthe manufacture o'i-ornaments. w� Lastiy, there is the skin, which h • is` an inch in thickness' in the adult fish.' Experiments are now proceeding with . a. view to the• utilization gf shark skin' -.=for -.boots end—.shoes It*els- declared , ,thatwhen.the krocess ;of manufacture --t's'fully':developed[,.shark hide =will pro- Videh he !pest Waterproof ,bbot:sales in • the •world,. ,F therman's hfp'bodts:•• . :are fr•equentlY made ,of .shark skin,'So 'promising e is the . market for shark products, that shark -catching on ' ee arge Cnf =lige'been'" un'der'€aken--by• a' 'Pritith Canadian ;company, at.'P rk= er.. •-:and, off British Columbia.. : . • • You Will NeverRe ret Keeping your -temper under insult or seri'uus provectitfon 7 ' Tellingthe truth when a ,lie would. 'haye.',helped:.you- out- of difficulty,' Turning- away , from pleasures' that would injure your health or your man- hood. Holding steadfastly to your pai'pose when • everyone insisted-.yoit :=were on the wronget=raek -- - __ • Farming ,the habitiof always :tr in to =better,.o y ur best, to mptove Serie- thing sorne.where every •day ':gt your Identified. Refusing_..to,.aisten to malicio - . old',farm ...... r. us res - er eouid not -.believe tha • - '" . .. t stp,:or stoides�7iat,are off color,'- , Lt a -who who -were were •-_ •Able, leaving: the courage. to -wear shabby. to ''c•.onveree. aver •:a�ftalephone wire ..,. o_f- clothes rather thftn..•go in debt for. Ore day his wife 'went to. `a distant ;what you could .not" afford.. ' friend - _ _who -lied:. . .telephone in her.Darig_ to say.,,so w31en :Y ovo house,. , In the course•:of.•the afternoon. •h ve " _ �„ . _.._ _,. _ _ - a _ made.. You• a. -good- -fel � K, and the --farmer° i'' aought T's`helter • from a' ' won the applause ofo �. m n •thunderstorm in y , iia ions. - the house of a'neigh- Not : that cutting; sarcastic. • boa' who ,also., possessed a telephone leter, or uttering, tho: angry Weeds the • 'and who persriaded the Tarnier to t .• rdl�:-'ovti-Yt,• As' -'13:- ,ia�&�-ttu•�.i�11rc�m�tfl'etg^"h lttle- surpenie: der- a • sense of injury or injustice. Following anstruetiona,' the;a f rmer .Not 'resigning .when smarting 'under put-. the receiver to' hie. ears and' after `resentment: or fancied . the :uenal preiini;iaaries;:: - .. injury ` ou . ;' •� �h ked ',, el 'Getfing up.every tepee .you fel,... And' . • lo, Sarah..• .ri ... meshing ght on towards, your goai, no- , Just then a flash of •lightning struck matter .how dark the way, ' Stile wire and the , fell to t h e. floc r under nder ,i eepi ng ' fa it'h `w it h Yourself at any. toe force..othd_siuck,-, _Coat -hb1dingrestto. .fhe high idea i i.Rsing to his feea d. shaleinghis thet beckolediri 'yanth. • :Always :and, Lead :wisely, be said, "It's wonderful•'.: eyerywhere acting the•.gentlernan. or That.. was, Sarah''4lght enough!" , thee lady; IC. ..__._•._ s<a tar .-�.•- a 'ort: ((OUR$41t4t 2 THE "REIGN" OF PEACE John Buil: "I think it's 'aiming, Pat; 1 felt a few spots en Pat "That's right,' John, an' sure, how welcome .it would be. 'British Navy'. Superstitions:• One of the very strongest and most • ineffaceable of all superstitions in the Royal Navy—a •superstition almcst as I strong •to -day, as ever it was—is that vessels bearing the name of •Royal•per- c sonages are doomed''to ill -luck; and, strange. as. it may seem, there ,is .an undeniable historic basis fpr this feel- y • hand:'' Some of the mast'terri•ble disasters. ever . known in • donnection. with •our- Navy Kaye concerned war vessels with` Royal, names.: 'Two Beseele called the Royal James came to 'disastrous.ends. ,One of, them exploded, - and some 80,0 officers . anti seamen perished; , the ether 'ship so: named was actually: car- ried out the .mouth of the ' Thames by the Dutch' „Under circumstances dis- graceful •te isgracefuf'te those •in charge of .the craft. • r. Then there is the; for -ever -memor- able disaster to, the .Royal George,' that turned over,' sank, in sight of creeeds:.at Spithead;'•over 1,000 souls', ainarrgst`whom . were .300.- woinen,, be- ing sacrificed. • And second ..only to- ' this ' hideous• disaster .is • tttat which afterwards iiefell the' Royal Charlatte; w;Teich was consumed byfire off Leg- horn • ov,•er SOef teLvere Aawer-of ;the Navy perishing with 'her. , • • Wlien in 1893, the Victoria;' a new vessel,.and the:very.telumph of mod- ern: invention, . was rammed; and; sank t in sight'of. the whale 'fleet, there we: I Met a sailor, who did -noterememlie, the dire' fate of a - Rbyalty-named, s craft'. paths 3 'ft,. wide. The cultivation :of the plant is beth. curious' and 'pletur`esgue. The.`'cress is :growl!. ;from seeds:. Planted - in, April: l3efore • they can be sown thebeds have to be drained, ,tilled, and '`man- enough slid etrong enough to lie down nd ssioe . on University :Finances be used. When the young cress appears, on the oPer+iit ng table .and undergo a 1 ejr:s tel at'the ,next' provincial • on of the cuttings are taken'and planted in the major operation without a ' word of Legislature, the ' university . various ditc•hes •°In about 'e .fact of complaint; '• but who. lose themselves will be able to dot the to therrnhinenth • • water, •?" absolutely_';under 'tile, pin=pricks of.rural tutorial classes to the immense :�Vheii. the shoots'begin,to stripe;; a' every -clay life. ( benefit of the young men and ��rrecs process knowjt. a, .'esclinelling," , pe- • There •is.= ne greater signOf weak-: vanquished'- onthe+farms of Ontario: ; culiar to,}watercress,cultivation, is car- ness'than to••lie „down - `` ried •Ont. By' ineans 'of ;a fiat piece' of when" things on the farm'; do not go board, attached to a:handle, 'and called just 'as we would like to. have them the "schnel," the farmer lightly' strikes go;•'end there' is no, more sure"ind'- the' ere$s.as' he walks along the banks •cation of .real Strength of.anhood of the ditches:.' The ,object of this is than.'to be ' able'•to stand up' " � s <. .to 'prevent the.plant • sending- shoots hese petty slings and .arrows (fort Y .:• a g 't p y g ' oi'. for= above theiwater.; By pressing it,down tune. , in this way 'it grows very bushy, and, 'And yet, many a •pian niisses.•wear- a greater quantity of cress is thus ob- ing a crowii of success just because: he _tamed kies .ulider:'tr the conztellf; "jab*'` Burnt •--..--e-=., • s Don't •pay'; bine of. the'•pin of, annoyance over; lit- . urnt •forests• tie things, ,all unimportant in • them= r Bur n provide no freight . selves, but.. part , and. 'parcel of the ,r either do they, pay. wages to• day's work.' re workman,' profit to the merchant . Many a man-w•i71 left like a hera,:all_. r revenue :to -the •Government. Fire; 'day out in the field and conte .in' at,;. the great enemy; taking eight times'' ni ht to fin • ' as mueli toll as the axe. It is to; the g d Pauli •with the terror , inters because he has not done this' or that, :.::::.:.::..:...:. :.... interest every •citieen„to:reduce•. the ::: •::......>::•;:-<••.-• . and to sa ..t a she bity"�- ?.:•`.:: ; loss.: y.. h rpt ter thing„. . - __,_ , . , �tihich e• Sends leis, ,wife - and •little • Destruction.. ones away with a` uiverin 1i A' Remedy- for. Timber, .Destruction. t g p - - This ..ought not to .:he . Farming in: Is there :a.iei e , e .;t r __ -e - . - . � d1'_ 9 _tlris.rne: �. -- -• - - ,� _.. Y .� .......:::. , ..:. .. ,. , __...F ... .y . , edless the best sense af. the• w'o�d 36e�not r:s��<:�::w=:f::,:�.� :°:.?�;;+:� .�•":� .: , .: °`�" destruction of timber and other nature' consist -=altogether- in -the bushels of ,•, Nellie L. M•cCttung ' and a very.:sini.pie . wh . r - . .: a _ . .... eat or corn.. we gro:w•or-t:he number, The, famous author, Who was=. elected ' one. It may all. be summed•up�•in the of tons of..vs ,, hay .; a cut, •r Deeper than to the '1".egislative Assembl _ _ot. Felber• • P•erlinent-_phrase,._te.teip..Protect._The , _ e ._ her - w r ..any csf:the�e-`%ahin:gs; "and :never to tat Anew novel frompen swill Forests --,Be Careful .With Fire.” This be,reckoned,up in.figures, is the. heart-soo„n be publIsh.ed .': done, • seventy-five• per. cent. of our life of the' farmer:, Character counts;,' rest• ry .peobi''ems will. he solved. • • and this is graven `deep in • the soul'Can't." •YouCool Your blood. , - ---- - - b' ale. we do ` and sa•v and -think.' •- y ' �� Wherever you_ live,'. and whatever , Surgical. operation or Dice= prick,- all have -their bearing' Wearing overalls you, do,:.yolir blood_reine ns .elmost:'et e.,.... :: A .Matter of =Looks:,, As homely young English_ .chap, half.- ing all ing Ade view obstructed 'by �: th ' a e• ,head gear of =the--girl=iii= feent'ofeltlfie sen: tured to protest.' '"See ,here, 'mise,'”: he field; leaning :over, •"1.•wan't teelook' as well as you:" -• • .A _ • O , do "ger.. sTie`'ie plied; h a rich Cockney accent. :"Then you'd better run 'eine and.. Change yew -lie”' g y, ce, 4 . ea LOOKING '.AHE;� A pian cent: see. an hour ahead..in one brief hour he may'•be dead,. Trom all his labors •gone; -life's so uncertain none can say, "I'11 see the 'finish of this' day 'anl- greet other dawn.' .' the .. _r citizen - in orgeous . health; g, 'gE*s'fbrth.to:gather fn: some wealth, ' a buoyaait, cheerful scout'; he' strides e;lon the villa e,s€ eel .an g, g. f ' ° airship drops. a seek -of -ash -eat, and`lre'ts flatten a'out"" "e , OI , all 'varieties of doom are round about. us denying. Ioo-upon t e .._ _. _. _ . p 48 g,_= .mtt.h hufrian rate ;•: our lives- we're taken .in our..handwhef'ver 'ii ' ge e ' maywalls-or Stead st nd or•'`ri'de oi<-cfahce ,orchase. Ancl�yet alongour. :course we' speed, as•'though•our lives were :guaranteed, for eighty r'L 4 seven years; next year we.wili'insttre our lives and•save'srsme ... money.,' that' our' wiv ..enesey eat tt ,leash 'fl pe .... Nag eareei- mayiee five. years hence, we'll show ,we, have•,some good' hbrse sense, and salt some coin away: next year we'll tread; the thrifty ',track' and lift the mortgage from, the shack—we're out 'for .fun today Thus-^reasrsn"1nnItit'Udefe_et ja,ys•:Who look=ahead to count- lees days' TTrat;tligy,may never;, pee ;• no man who .,. on this=planet rides can safely bet one hour• divides him frometernity, Let us prudentethen,_andeI1lee, maet:•ohleget ons as theyruse-an .ew. cancel eve • 'e bt d rYelf.. ther there .areh c ores that' at should be done oh let*us do,.them ere, ttie• sun of this bright d=ay has set. _ like a man will :bring a `man a crown' the same -heat, tliougi the =temperature . - just- as -surely-As wearing the- purple of the surface of the body Will ',vary considerably. like a •kinase will cause the ` king to ' . forfeit his sceptre • -' Pisperimm�ts were made with a ed •' whe remained In a• liot-air Oven• at a, • • ; _ te;<npe'rature: of • 270 _degrees; without b. - fele _ . p'v p . phone- . -•- ,an $iPlrerenc - y _.-.e'., tie�n ...a �r8llt."'in :#•ne .. - :... .Fish when they swim' make. a noise,• heatTof, his b.lood ? .. and•t is; it is • said, carbe detected, " fihen hie'' stet was, Put "n ice- cold ho the telephone. 'Mos:of:ushave watch=, ,'water foralf-an hou tr. This, of course, • ed,. with :interest_ • the movements „ef cooled: his skin' but • his'fies `h wsfus t shoa gof fish beneath .thesurface: of as-warmas whenwheWa- 'Yit th "Oen - the sea;iroa'lake, buttew will have`As,a' final test_aria ..wee .im-- :_ : �•. associate4 With those niavenientsethe niersed . f;er a :quarter of an :both' our ads -- a..•of•-�•liofae:��-.-Nevertheless;, watei~ aa'hat as he.eouid: bear it• hat, �� µ movements do. make's• noise;. and Nene still _no__ofaange...in.:.Ziis_-.tem. � ::. ,., • - Pe'rature - wegian ,fish ermert' h have: -taken advan ` 'could: be *detected:.-- ' tae, oft g hat.Last••to-devise•�an: erten ..-�- ;;_~•�� arrange,: Tht3,'tV'airfriesi part OP Hurl inept; to assist them in detect ace' i, detecting `and ,•the: body is'"thiat.beneath; the armpitt. locating' fish at considerable depths, where the: doctor some times':'takes They.. lower •T, 'mirrophono'by, ntcanv• yogi° tefiipel•ature,• instead of patting - 'Wire a..- 4r ., ,,•' lin t. �. , « .can,. -the tom• .. -:..�. ;,.-..:.< r�,r �tl l •mrr i d -- �1" Lr water; the other end of the wire. beinge the I ` ;', The` cbl•dest parts° are the -tips of connected With a ::telephone receiver' the nose -an • on the boat; As the latter slow! d 'eats,. which Fate sixteen y pro• degrees Colder than -the rest .ceads,.on.•::her.� our .e ... .. ,a se in : ,search o2, •a. •fan -e. •"'. f : , s . hull, an''operator• keeps, th@ receiver Strangely'enough,. of the tele¢hone• to his ear, and he can .. ea the •;skin r the.- n left side of the head is warmer tliahi, ` tell instantly.when a shoal bf .fish he that en then ht:'side „ °_ L 'howT$ -ybtY. • know, h Ta1 �: Se ai tnY -or tY thi e e 't•sien 1ess • hsi•yardsln depth; The Adriatic;: is next in ..you' get' you have the philosopher's 'shallowness,'with an average dentji o store, : -. "foes sive and • �'' y list . .. ._ . •. - •r FELUAS _ by Lime Byrnes .(:.:.,Waw S S -i- ` C.54/3E. eihi i C.6let -rt,-140q- • t 0q l•s •q-bl -PoP�S `--- NtJc.I Z i;. . • flee P.:r'.�%._ • S+�IAt_L.e Rep ;' •'1T' Woot:E rA014 : : - .c.t. 4 t4 •,t 00'1: •