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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExter Times, 1910-05-19, Page 7KING EDWARD'S FUNERAL Seven Reigning Sovereigns Will Ride in the Cortege, A despatch from London says: t.tt r through the streets of the ca - The London Times on Thursday pital. and each then in personally editorially says:—''Klug Edward's taking part in the uwurning fur funeral premises to surpass in King Edward will have the sutis- solcmn splendor all former funs- fuc' en of knowing that he is doing an net as grateful to the feelings Lien- in our aloud., or, indeed, in id his subjects its ti) his OWII. With the annals of any ether ani III 't tl.cnt will be the representative of the great• monarchies of Europe. the mighty nation whose kinship Seven reigning .Sovereigns, headed. with ourselves Makes their syulpa- by the German Emperor, will ride ' tsar with our sorrows, us with our behind King George as he follows' joy s, exeei.tionally dear and valu- his father's cutlin from Westmin- 1 able to u,." LEADING MARKETSt, 819: Manitoba shorts, *21 to *22; pure grain lnouillie, $32 to 833; mixed nwuillie, *25 to 828. Cheese —(adders. 11 to 11' e. Butter BRli.1US'f(%FFS• Choice, tae. Eggs — Selected stock, Turemo, May 17.--Flour—Winter 23 to 21e, and straight receipts 19 wheat, 90 per cent. patents, $1 to to 20e per dozen. $4.05 in buyers' sacks on track, To- ronto, and $3.90 to $3.95 outside. UNITED STATES MARKETS. in buyers' sacks. Manitoba (lours Minneapolis. May 17. 11'flcat• are steady; first patents, 85.50; arc- May, :(1.10% to $1,1(11' • July. *L- ou:! patents, *5, and strong bak-03' to $l.l�; September, R1.eN1'e; FR111.11� MAY '20, A HOLIDAY. •r•s', 84.h0 on track, Toronto. Manitoba Wheat --No. 1 North- cash, No. 1 hard, $i.la'... ; N. 1 To he Observedas Ione of General ern, $1.002%, and No. 2 at $1.10(1'•;, \uthcru, $1.11 �_ to $1.1a. \'u. 2 Mourning for La'e King. Bay porta. Northern, $1.09'., to $1.11 ; No. 't, Ontario Wheat—No. 2 white and $1.0C 4 to 81.09. Bran—lit 100 -Ib. .\ despatch from ( )ttawa says: roti winter, $1 to $I.02 eutsidt•• sacks, $18 to $Is.25. Fleur—First Tee Cabinet on 'Thursday author- Barley—No. 2, 52 to 53e outside; patents, $5.30 to *5.50; second pat- ized n proclamation declaring N• 2 extra, 50 to 51e; No. 3 ab encs. 85.10 t., 85.30; first clears, day. May 20. a general holiday as to -19e, and feed at 17c outside. .81.15 to 8.1.25; second clears, *2. a day of general mourning for .Ed- Oats—No. 2 Ontario white, 34 to90 to ?:3.30. ward VII. It will be a bank huli- 3.1',c ell Buffalo, May 17.-- Wheat—Spring day and all business will he outside, and 36 to :;6.1..,e track, Toronto. Canada West eats, wheat, lower; No. 1 Northern, car- suspended. 86..c for No. 2, Bay ports. --- --- leads store, $1.151,'; Winter stoutly. Cern—Firm. Oats—Steady. Barley Feed to Malting, 62 to 67c. Byu —No. 2 on track, 86c. LIVESTO('K M.\lil:l•:TS. Montreal, Muy 17.—\'elute beeves sold at fr.•na t;' . to a little over 7c per pound ; pretty good ami- n•als, 5,1,-; to 13! iv ; common cluck, 4 to 5c per pound. Jlilch cows from $',m to $60 each. Calves front *2.- 50 to *12 each,or 3 to61,a per pound. Sheep, 5 to lie per pound; .Spring Iambs, 8.1 to $7 each. Good lots of hogs sold at about tae per pound. Toronto, May I7.--.\ few choice heavy cattle still continued to bring as high as *7.25 par cwt., but the average and c nunonest range of prices was from 86 to *6.65. (Goal bt'teher cattle sold readily at *6.50 and over, with the (medium and tt.uuuon grades bringing from $5.- 5o to 86. Cow:, and bulls as high i1 86 and *6.10 per cwt., and rang- ing all the way upward from $-1. Stackers and feeders, $1.50 to *6,- 50 per cwt. The market for sheep and Iambs was noticeably easier, ant' prices are quoted from 25 cents to 50 cents lower on butt/ grades of sheep and fur yearling and spring lambs. Hugs. $9.25 f.o.b. to $9.- 5) fed and watered in Toronto. Peas ---Prices nominal. Rye --Nu. 2 67'.. to 6'-e outside. Buckwheat -51e outside for No. 2 Corn —No. 3 American yellow, kiln -dried, 613e, Toronto freights. No 3, kiln -dried, Glc c.i.f. ('ulling- wcod or Midland. Canadian corn. 61c. Toronto freights. Bran - Manitob:ts, 819, in hags. Toronto, and shorts at $22. in bags. Toronto. Ontario bran, *20 in sacks, Toronto. COUNTRY 1'I1')1)U(1 . Apples ---Prices ,ir•iu ell Beans ---82 to 82.1.-) I.r1 Lal- Ir:. Honey—Colnbs, t!•,c. •I. to *2.- 50; extracted. 10' _ to 11.- per Ib. Baled Hay ---No. 1. $1 t t•• $15 .,n track. and No. 2 at JII.5,J to 812. Baled Straw -87 to 87.50 on track Toronto. Potatoes—Ontario. 35 to 40e per bag, on track, and New Brunswick elawares, 45 to 50c per bag, on Poultry- -Boxed lots nominal. THE 1).111{11 MARKETS. Butter- -fount{ prints, 23 to 21c: largo rolls, 22 to 221,e; inferior, 17 to lee; creamery, _', to 29e: solids, I•:gga- -casts lots. 19 to 2'1,- per drzen. Cheese ---Old steady at 12', to 13e, and new at 1I', to 12c. Hot; 1'I1(11)17(7\ Bacon --Long ele:tr, 151y to 1ii';e pt,r Ib. in case lois; mesa pork, $2S.50 to 829; short cut, e31 to *31.50 Hama --fight to medium. la to 1='-c; do.. heavy. I6'_ t', 17v: rolls, KING GEORGE V. QUEEN VICTJRIA MARY. 15',1• ; shoulders, 1 1 to 1 0-e ; — - •— -• ---- - — bleakfust Steen, 19 to 19'.e: Lacks, til 11 hili. 111 1 \111 1;11.1'1%. \ `• 1 11, niface, and they met ;tt the hl\I. \1 is 1 1,141111 s‘11,1111. I loud new hemp haw -.el and was ecv. 6, 21e. sem out agatin U, rescue hi. friend. I.,• on the night of Wed11. - lily, Lard 7ierees, 16e ; tubs, Ito ,e : 451 Icl► lie diel, un.l tow' 1 barn safe tails. 10/c. Jnotped From the C. N. R. It, :.1 1! „ I. \Noun•• -(lay 1ii'til+l.r.•'+' 1 ,,•111"1' Iltlli•cr fraise- 111. 11,,- It Into the harbor. It w•t• :1 smart at Winnipeg. Le d v Was fnun.l to shallow water j.•slt's �t•.unu,!I,il. t,t• ce .if se:Inlanshil+,' shill' it omit! close to the bridge, surd at the same I11J,c31Ni:$tS IN '14)\ fl;l 1!. 1 ,i,•.pnteh free► \1'il►nipt.g• hate clone credit t.. an ofb,,•r alt. t'me Vcnlein" .t's botly.w'a, ("111141 A 111-1•111'11 11' '1, 1-""(11v. Munlreal, �Iny I' Ont \,., \ !e 1.,r I)ivaldt.r' and isador \ 'stet had far wider t.hinitI cr it., • 4t mod. Troth from the tame vii: , •u at Jliddlechnrch, ei }:tree •flat '\'ones .•n \icdneIli i 1,•, • •' ilii (.'innellan Western. : s' I , .'' \,•. . •gl„w•11 the then. K :1 tor't'e (1'•.11! .1 I:a\a! ,rth•'.•Y`I•• ,:I. cert "( work (hall Pp'Itle+. t, in Belgitun, loth in love with the c 1; 4rge hall enjoy(•I. 3. 373s to :stn' : Ott( i„ \ • 1 . ital.; a Sp', Ilio n, i ,1 _• •,I 1'1, 1,1'There 37c, Ontario N a .n L'1 a lti ra,ne girl ip the old land. thrown Alp whk{I King (;t'.,tgr. p ..•rfut.I0 •I nietit vele no ,ter II carte tabu No. 4 white, 14p;t.lhrr repeatedly 1,� strang4• !Ms's 1' 1(1.1'it11:11:11. t••nt11•Ilt- of newspapers pi+••t•tit. It., .Lile in eolnnlanti of 'torpedo'font ,;,,t 11 was well known that (lir Nt. :1, 56jyt'; N•.. 1. 'r, i I,., frees s of fate 111 their 1ut11' y••,tl�' I , e "where, -a\ • the w' titer• he ley. 54c. Flour 11.1:, ' ,• 1 ssi Inv \.irk in Jlrnit ,Iui planned and 11 lII im_ 11'11 \o1 Tithe Place on ... Act! \ ,.1 , ton (lest comma/oho of N '. 7:t war 1 ,lis -mall ca Lin ant, i•,• It a on of th se ,rho Ila;. 4.1 011 wl:rat. patents, first 1:711. ' ,•t .d ant a death pact two weeks blit.:', Funeral Ihr). ,I n.. 451tb 111. . •I • 111 u, .tc, t second,. 155.10; \\niter `diel(. pat :I1" l'stsh was unwilling that the • ,,, osmolet. ;•Dating Ila+• mow, - ,•11.1.1. titu, 1•;Urt., it being sufficient nt fol hill ,•11 1 should 1 .;•••t,:t:• I, ', 1 Iltt:tw':i ,a'. to know that he had done 111. dolt). eta,:8i.40to85.50: NEInit••bastn,l,z I has(' the girl, who •of 1`.,`,9, he 113,1•. ' n ,11.:111 bakers'. 81.00: straitbt ('.hers, iz;, w:I' willing to marry the one that Tie. d••ath ,•i t\I,,1; Edward 1',. c. nett d1•ne it well.' ,1 a. 0141 ,••r,l for her I 1'1.11 a few d•1•. - el life t . Walt,' 'I'eadron aa- stilt It. 41-`,-„I They (Ire', t.1 , The writer of the letter atolls it to $i►.iL; straight, 1,•. ,ra. in bag,. I. v 11 Nv'ill}• 1111(1 as n” nit•ol. L. g 1 , tido, by Iltlt tont! In' 1t••,,. :1 ing 11ltgII.b1r ." I"!,•, K The tienior I)f% one Present. • n•ni 8.2,:35 to 2.- r ,. p ) I l i, • rnenlc Un' hanlly ex ,... 1, ,1. , . 8' 1.,. 1'1 . •),,(trio hero. i it•itt11 f dettlt at No;ts i;,. •,•1 I rindrs: • May e,nr old, with al, + r 2 , + (i. :It11 111 111, I{ell (;•,'r tr•,lfl 111•• l ','lee. :eft „1,.• I torpedo boats w.-,,. 81.1.,,(► to g• 0. t 1„i.l. nliohll� ,.-. x lt. bride•'. 1:• •h liv•'t{ 11. Nt. t!1 • noti+l.•1 of 111- .', ,•n 1 1 1 ••1 re•>pll (1171( t.1 ihap• 111; X19 $'22 to >l'2:{; li:anl' :La Lean. t !- ,•a • , to t .:1 • ,e• night l., recon„,,: f'.li nil.• u. to th• sihl ,.r 1 „ I, )•in wrl "'kr n ere the %sora.• r, alt after dirk, with old. 1- - 'eau Ontarn. t.:1-' 1' . The , \. , :, 1; 'King for being n good sailor." i - , t , I n into the harbor at d .+ I ••:, eriKinnlly tl'. 1 f"I h. i l 11.• MADE IN, CANADA ROYA YE4t737,, CAKES MOST PERFECT MADE (1 • Has been Canada's favorite Yeast over a quarter of a century. Enough for 5 cts to produce 50 large loaves of fine, wholesome, nour- ishing, home-made bread. Do not experiment—there is nothing "just as good." E. W. GILLETT CO. LTD. Winnipeg TORONTO, ONT. P C Montrine Awarded h.ghca bona u alt E zpluitio,u. )1 ORE t:.tlt'I'Iiit'.tKF:S. People are Fleeing Front San Jule in .tlarut. A despatch front San Jose, ('osta Reports from the agents of the Inca, says: Heavy earthquakes ('anadian Pacific ltililway, received were felt on \Wednesday. Thou- at the local office on Wednesday, sands of persons are leaving the indicate that. rain is needed getter - city in alarm. A series of severe ally through the west. On the La - shocks was experienced on Tues- eonlhe branch there were several day. While fear has seized a great geed showers during the week. 'I'Iw part of the populace, theattthol'i- weather is cool with showers on tha ties continue resolutely at work Slt:w'bray branch, and there were au:ong the ruins of Cartago. Many 'mowers at firer Mound. :\t Saska- living persons have been released iron the weather is warm and the from the debris and some of these land dry. Kenuray and Fleming re- from survive. In most instances port wheat up two inches in places, identification of the dead is Ultimo- at \Waskada up two inches, at Shoal side, The dead are being burie<! Lako and }3iosearl{t up one inch. as rapid) :Is ) .-'dl!c at the direr - Similar reports come from nuoner- ti<n of the �it'-L tit inspectors. Dy - tions points. :\t a number of slo- th,. is being used to lower the tions cen(lititns are reported as walls that are still standing. gt.ito favorable. although the wea- ther continues (try. t-. 4.11 90YA``L t . w RAIN B.RIIIA ( NEI DEll. The Canadian l'adl'e Railway's Crop Reports. ,\ despateh from \1'itutipeg says : II ons n rouKh nlgbt, .u►d i.I, hat the f,l that tial ,,,11 T111:1 III.%II1: _roll': 1'1111ET. r the (nnernl of 1?,Iw:lr•1 VII. ,`,.: It•tnrt7tat toward the hnru', pr after O•tyl4e;ht, one ut the I 1 .. i, . �. , E . , • idr for an .•x,•, n I nl• Ito. h1 11 retched 1lenfller Ire• a • . 1• 1.,.. „ , • un sllrh n day. tial,. 1,I.,k, down :Ind petro to a I ' :lint,: ,t,.•r t•, the 1e,.ptere, who 1'(' :11 tailing 111 Cranes.. ; 4 u-.•.411••111'. 1: -. will get .,•\oral, I .\ .1.• -!,:,tel. from Paris ,ass Thirty- C•e � I,:t�tt �+•a ata. on. 1 1 * .1..1, r, til,ut tae c�,"ctrrl. I 1 Hundred and I'llii ty- t e''ei Lives Lost , \'•. 4rutnr(14ntc,\ "1.6 1+t the 1'111 nh.o„nmble weath(r 4,'I,l64110. , } L 1 e :ng ('hal -.la} ad r('-, n4 ..1 her c„n,ra+L'. :ul.l 1114' i in the northern half of f \Nage the at. �Vhitehav(�ij, ;-'1 9 Alin, ,tn•l.•r th„ -.,,•,.491 It 1•••111111.•1 1„ 11„ . ( 1h,• c9-. ILiI l L•.: hart►.,\ (tcn,peralure on 'Thur -'dos eraser' It' rope It the "tanto,',, ,I, i1 '1'' • H. at times, yet all other tiro(•% it 41• 1,I.'It•d boat 11a, t./1111.I a ,.,144,1 :1,141. v..1.' celnparali\el% mild. 1'ol.l. not in sight ft,,m the r,.lnor u111-141is11111l showers ,•ane :11 1111r/•%.1 Is. a:ass: (II.. 1•,In111ed 71n+1 tlilrt\ ., t• i• comfit; rentlt're'1 fire gees' •hip. lar.tl the stint shifted capricie1t-) - en miner• lost their lives on'rhltl.. ((only eapie'41,.1; extremely prop t.•. A. H01411'11I nnsit.led of keeping Shortly afterwsuvls No, 79 rt I,IlaininK a high speed. which last able and that all undergrf111t'1turned. and roporf.•4 that she 11'141d ., howeyt.r, onb ly for rief yeti• ds. day in an explosion in the Welling w.-rker. ought therefore to be on Gant11linc Montle. ton eoal twine at 1Vlaitellnven. It+•. 11,: alert. The, barometer reache41tarried away her only hawser, and R. ports from sa1riot,. p;t1, of ,\ .11•.pal('11 from \1'In111prK says: failed to roto' the disabled boat ells 1 :Irl.-.. s114.% doll( 111, . “1111".•11 1.1'• , cue portae' • sueceetl.41 in 5:r\ ing l i 1 highest It.utling in the \\'bite (•. A. Holden, keeper of the Moose of danger. The situation ons ori p'• ie lu res 4(1'14 1.4•1•111% 414.11four enol, but fir, has hre•ken out4 h.itun (11511(• ( !1111, a, g:urllrling joint, w'aa on tient, and imrnetliatcls prep;uat'.,,,s;Ih.' ;p,pluaeh of tt;e e• 1411.1 i, the•' in the workings. leasing practical 'foe ,ollIrry i, .,ts•nrd lo, I41e End Wedtl atbty morning convicted of were made for resetting the dis 'deet .•f the leis ,II, 11,1,• attn.:- ly I11. Ilepl' ("t' th„se sill(/ are -1111 .,' Lon stink. a11(1 its w•ot kit,:{•• e\ Peeping a grumbling . house and bent. boll the a'(►IIi I11311iticr of No. ,'1 1.1,4 I-!• litit rL:1,e, Tit •I', 1- :1-' enlumbly! fie -tens work w:', ,rep, loud torr +,r lite 1nt1e• ,,ut ,moreI' ft►.ed rho limit. 4 500, :nttl given n p;,,, by tot ,„11;11,,,• „f flip 1 „I”. ICI. se:1. 11'11•' spot wh1'r1 the '451 scathing selling ouI by Jlagisf rate ,\ corns'. Inst 4- that a r ,llien ! hest er•• a•..l >,.n"• 50 Odd-hiftml'il Italy. 11•,14rn Ills cleaned up a warning was plibl!'hr11 i11 nems. '•1 t P ( re 45.•114111$ alt the 111114."( the ex- I small i•,rtune in the past two years tho. 11('w'papera 111 the ;"noels .1' t ., Ss' 1, :IL •:•t Il:r,•r' Milers from an4 ohs flys got .'re.11 (er having trioti 41 the kingdom on \1,de' t,,- shah a\,,. political prolet'tio!I .1 414 , n bout '1 •u,l' : to the eff., , that unnaunl hart.-. 1 111:111' I'I\I:. ss- t ,4 k,'en to hate another ti . ' y. I, hl•wei. 4, 11.. . not with-lan(ling the fa••t that he a il,••ug them, 11••11%ith.lr!editiu Berl. 111141 110411 up all flight. Hilt it was all the netts's,i . 1" :11' vu•, 0.11;nl dctidea to gine oho voting soh lieu : •,1 ,•n Ihr oinr.t'.•44 a'- 1., whrlhcl tenant a champ of wit.ning his On comet's poi'enon, 1•141 ss ill de spur,. So he ea- pratid••d with 11 .:Noy animal life "n the earth. CONDENSED NEWS ITEMS HAPPENINGS FROM ALi. OVER Till GLOBE. Telegraphic Briefs From Our Own aid Other Countries of Recent Events. CANADA. .\1)A. Prisoners in northern Ontario jails may build colonization roads. The wheat in southern Alberta, is said to be dying fur want of rain. .\ new militia uniform to be worn by all mounted troops, has been ordered. Se% en Chatham, N. B., hotel- ketpers have gone on strike and closed their houses. ('um:minler Stewart, R. N., has been appointed to the command of the c•ruiscr Rainbow. The safe in A. Harder's store at I'tum ('oulce, Man., was robbed of 1 set en or eight hundred dollars. I Mitchell ('ampbell was killed at' .\{lalllla)e by the caving in of at drain in which he was working. Rev. W. J. Winfield brought user fifty English farmers of the ('artha- gceian h. settle in Prince Edward • Hot. William 'Tam 1)1(41ton is pre- paring a hill to provide for a Gov- ernment test and examination of explosives. The giving:( in Canada in 1909 for inis'ionary work totalled $1,906,063, ea:cording to the Laymen's Mission-{ ar.• Movement report. The Council of the Montreal heard of Trade passed a rt solution opposing reciprocal trade arrange- ments with the United States. °HEAT BRii'.\IN. King George is personally super - i Ilrtoliug all the arrangement% for • the funeral of his lath. r. Queen .'i)exandra has 1-- ,••1 a► touching letter to the nat. 71,11lk- tint the people for their t: 'thy. The British Parliatne,:- ,:,• t on • Wednesday and Ansaid . ,lotions; 4,1 their inauguration. u1 condolence with the 1: .11 fam ily, and of cungrattdati, 1. 1 1. .. 0111) 1'If'1:s 01' 1'ski 110S. George. UNITED S'r.\'TI:». . Rear (',wrings 1l••pre-entiii CONDITION OF THE ('ltol'S. Seeding Well .ldrauced in oularlit and the West. A despatch from Ottawa saysl Tho census 014(1 statistics uftieo ha. ilds'iusluiuouudduto.he cArratps buunliht tlnte( • usttuhcek c fua j The reports made by correspond- ents in all parts of (',nada at the cu d t �f �\p„ , II that guild !ICU. gress has been made with spring settling in Ontario and the western Provinces, but that in Qucbeo and the Maritime Provinces little More than a beginning had been mad(.. Orllario and Alberta are in the lead s.ilh spring wheat and oats, the former with 89.31 per cent. of the Epiing wheat and 71.71 per cent. of the eats in the ground, and the latter with 97.50 of the wheat and 73.13 of the oats. Ontario had al - 8) 72.94 per cel:t. of the barley seeded. Manitoba and ,Saskatche- wan had nearly equal proportions of the wheat land finished, the for - ince with 90.68 per cent. and the latter with 92.60 per cent•. Ontario and Alberta are the only Provinces with a substantial show- ind of fall wheat, and whilst in the first named the condition at the en.i of April was 95.47 per cent., in tho second it was only 81.66 per cent. Alberta also showed consid- erable loss by winter killing and el. nth, the proportion of the area. sown being 22.46 per cont., as com- pared with 6.42 per cent., in On- tario. An excellent report was made hr all classes of live stock for Can- ada. 11'11,1. t'M: (11,1) SUPPLY. Head of king George on ('oius and Stamps. A despatch from Ottawa says: The head of King George will nob appear on the coins or postago stamps of Canada before the end of Etc year. The likeness of Edward tho Peacemaker will continue on the currency and stamps of Can- ada for another six months at least. In the case of the postage stamps any design may be used, but, it is the custom to have the Monarch's head on tho two -cent stalpp, which is the one most in ttse. The depart- ment has a six-ntonths' supply on hand, and these will be used up ''•hile dies are being prepared for the new issue of George V. stamps. ('hanging the design of metal cur- rency is also a (natter of time. 1)e - signs have to be prepared and ap- proved in both Canada and Great Britain. Where the• head of this King appears on at coin his special approval of the portrait has to bo obtained. The Finance Depart- ment has for some time been look- ing into the question of designs for the new gold coinage of Canada, and on these the head of King George will appear. but the first of Jaltultry will probably be the date Forest fires are raging in the' the Four Seasons. 'copper region of Michigan.The pipes used by the I.skinloi \n int,nutliunnl at4ation (nett ar• quite different front those of will i' )e Id ou Long laland in Oc- • any ether North .\merican race, t. Ler. ' ar.t{ in the shape of the bowl moro Twelte persons were drowned le. I, reulhle the opium pipes used by the sinking ..f n atrnnit.r it► the tt44 ( Lineae than anything else, \11s,i-,ippi Iliver below St. I,teui'. !-: Forest and St ream. The old 'fillet girls were fatally injured pip es were very small in the in their home in Buffalo in a fire '(,meat of tobacco that they would eaused b% the espluaiuu of a Kau, -.1..•14, for in former days •t-ihaeco tint ,+t.tte. w;s extremely sellree 11110 ill its Ilio \1 rt• most carefully husbanded. I3ENElt.11.. There was, therefore, a wide roar (' tluitt'i Ileus(•(-el1 %%itllesse(' ; 11 -, Margin! 1., the pipe to catch any mimic {171011.• 1.\ (;etllla 11 tr•n,ps I;railts (If t uI, gee that might bit :oar Berlin . •1I 4%e+lot•sdily• i spill(•(( in filling it: then there was The Minu.•htlh't, w1ti,11 was wreek- it hollow which would hold a pin•h al on tie' 1Sci11h Islands. has been of tobace., half as large as an ordiu- Itoaled 11 MI will Lt. repaired. a's pen and a rather wide holo Thin,. has been another rising in poising down through the base 4f 11%:nun and the lives of n►issionuri` s the bt,w) which fitted into the pip” tut "f nitite Christians Are said stem. The bowl of the pipe was of to be in danger. ivory, stone, brass or copper. \n Italian p%'1;"'ivnal sword(( The pipe then was curved and ..out and al 1'n'nch journalist fought 1,xal a mouthpiece. It is said that 1 duel in 1'atis. in which the jour- the, small hole • running down I;Itst w •Int.lc.1 his ad'trsary. through the base of the howl and 11,14 the pipe stem Wits usually COMEr S '1.111. I.(1\1:1.11. plugged with melba(( hair to save Ills Croon reran I its to len Ile- any grains of tobacco that (night oto erwise have passed down Rive-, in Lenetl'• ti tough this aperture and so be \ dt..p:loch from I'aria :nys; k -t. rhe croaking of such a pipe \,11'"tl.mlei•a Ilt 1'ta111't• al 1'C Inakin{ 't'•,Ild (tut last Ivng, still we Islay ed,servation` on Halle% 's cornet that 1 •.`ume that a sr.ry few draw~ a•e attracting the greatest interest. w, old ex)taust• tt. The suit.•ke wov, Maurice haul' 4,f the Paris Obser- 111 t.otirsr, taken int the lung. e:duty reports that the length of The Kskinwi aro known to be the tail has increased from five to extremely skillful in the rcprese•t- ten degrees in three days. Pru• lotion of scenes and objects. while 1c'sor I)eslandies of the University the hollows of Queen Charlotte's •f Uijou finds a reappearance in tl.e 54 111141 and generally all the les -p•ectr •SCIpc of t• mower.). the poi• Incl of the N•.Ithwe t const of sm,uus gas which was eL•.eI ed in .\nu+rices arc famous for their (11rv• Januar'. and Felt! oary, lint which ing to wool and in a block slate. (li'appeared in March. lit Itis re- Ilnndsonaett• carved Eskimo pipes 1,44 he says tint the hypothesis .•I walrus isory from Nerthwestent tont the g•1' is liable 1•, affect the .11a1ska lune on each side of this telresttial atmosphere. ((t,tild not pips, flint i. to gay. on four mot., I,,e nt all a,urr,. (ht the o other r les- Tong, fiat surfaces, sceneshat.d. (:aorLto Il;ntu:;rien thinks from the daily life of the Eskimo. th.t 11,•• t•til of the .t.lnct is simply Of these the Iwo sides on the right ..4,ta al phenonu•n4n, pt"du.'e`d h:end of the p'pr as i1 is held in h the lIIght Ihreugh elht I. ,inlil•II position Go' .tri kiup :Iprpelr t.. mp t., the wake "1 a !•hip :If "`"t• JIr. Ip„rtlt the pet io 1 of cold weather. Miti;•hau 1 maintains that the (scut 'aloe a111umn, winter and early et slots .4 111114.11:11a \111:111411' (1'4.111 ,ill'jug, \t hilt. those on the left ib•Ind i1, i111l.4rtaut '•roti(, \s{tirh prusif (11 rias •,f the pipe represent the !AIM - anus pooh,' s111prise4• 'mtcl life • f the Eskimo.