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HEAT-eROP Of CANADA, 1922,
ESTIMATED AT 320,968,000 BUSHEIS
Bore.. of StatisticsEstimates Show Big Yield of Oats, While
Barley, Rye and Hay Also Reach Figures -Pota-
to Crop Reported Good.
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t A dresepatch ftione Ottawa sewer:- report, le the Ptairis Provinces good
•• Clanirde'e wheat crop this year le esti- rains haveltellen throughout tYlanitebe
mated at 320,968,000 bushels, or and PreiVects in this Province are
,Slightly more than twenty million fav-orable. Baskatelsolvan the erons
bussinsle larger then the final estimate in the eouthern distxia ore .generally
of lest yerres crop, by theeDonarolon excellent, but in the central and north -
"Bureau of etistiog, This'estintate is ern Le iota they hove euffered leen-
, based 0011,rilitl'o,na prevailing eiderably freak drought and the yields
thrthigliont Canada at the end 'afloat indicated on' Auguet 1 are conernier-
',.... month, and. is arrived at by .compiling ably below average, In Alberta, the
data received front erop correspend- eouthern dietrictg have received. ample
•mete of the Department. The eetirelet- moisture, but prospects M the eentral
°ea yield a eats is 509,752,000 bushels [(and northern distriets are poor cwin,g
' c'nlilliared with 425,232,900 to drought. British Columbia hae Mao
last, year, anti of barley, 64,881,000' suffered Sg4T1 dr -ought. '
bushele, ws against 59,709,100 bushels For the three Prairie ProVices the
' 1921. It is estimated that 'the foeedast buelrels is as fellows the
• , yield -of rye will be37,848,006 beshels, figures in brackets indicatiag the fin-
• asesempered seith 21,465,260 'fast Year, ally 'estimated yields of 1921:
and flaxieed 4,530,000 hesitate' in coin- Wheat ' 297,781,000 (230,098,000)
parisen with 4,111,800 buehels in 1921, oat's, 304,869,000 (281,147,500); bar -
The eetimated yiela a potatoes, ley, 45,4'73,000 (44,681,600); q -ye, 35,-
102,914,000 lbtrtaller$, is smaller than 073,000 (19,100,700); flaxseed, 4,360,-
- last year's final estimate, Which -wee 000. (8,945,700).. For Manitoba the
107,346,000, busbettS.' The arerraga yielder.% bushels are: Wheat, 63,444, -
yield p.or acre ef Fall reheat is esti- 000 (39,054;000); ante, 73,028,000 (29, -
mated '154 2214 11;S againit 442,600); barley, 24,534,000 ()9,681,-
.21:* haAefira lest Tease,. The total .600); rye, 4,240,000 (3,5,04,700); flax -
yield of hay and relever'is estimatetd seed, 611,006 (544,700). In Sesiltat-
at 15;545,000 tons; whieli is the larg- chrewan they men' Wheat, 176,160,000
est- reoord With the exeeption of (188,000,000); carte, 154,669,000 (170, -
that for•1916; when the yieldi was 16,-' 513,009); barley, 10,209,000. (13,843,-
348,600 tons. Last year-the:total yield, 000); rye, 27,893,000 (13,546,000);
was only 11,366,106.'tens. Of 'alfalfa flaxseeds 3,561,006 .(3,230,000). In Al
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(first carting) 'the Metal, yield is 483; bees; they, ase Wheat, 69,237;000 (53,-
000 tons as 'agtani..qt 662,200 tons in 042,000); oats, 77,172,000 (54,192,000);
- 1921/ .batriey,, 10 730 600 (11 657 000)
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COliditiOnS thiVilghOUt Eastern Qin,. 2,940,000 (1,999,000); 6o:reseed, 188,000
.acia _eentinue to he favorable, Says the (171;000).e •
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A despatch from London says: ---
"Why dans' any one want to travel
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. first ,cl.ass7" That wag the reineek
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made bye Queen Mary after She had
inspected the great kitchens, balm-
-• houses ,and, Sculleries. on, the White
• Star liner Majestic at Cowde: With
eare
the Kierg, the Duke 'orf Connaught and
Prince Gebege ehe pease& two' houre
on the:weed% la'rgest'aitinn
• . The Queen, was ,Mest interested in
the dornegfic 'arra-notate:nits air& sines.-
tiered- the cooks, stewards and ste*-
=dresses, - While Sae . was amazed at
the seam') of the act claSs' public
Sloonts she toOkentrief interest in' the
'4:errand and steerage qtrarbers,
,avlicreaaacealrepeeeinsaired her remapii.
t. The Ring displayed/ en intimate
f inveterate ca ',the ".teelaileal side of
spbuilding when he aseeasee,si the
liner's eel-atria/barn ira detail wiali
iirrederre ifayea and officers of the
-ernipahy..n.A lifeboot. waseloweredi. in
- three minutes„ and it wras explained
• hew. th-e shipis entire passenger ca-
' pacity rif 4,000 people could be eleared
+ waarY-fiv,e minutes.
, Elltatt,, svernserng
.etruetor, won the ecingratulations of
''' • etihe -firmest With her ,diying inee the
, "ehipaepoca. The king had along talic
'with a beribboned ,galley inan'Mamed
British Reply to • •
Poincare's Proposals
A despatch from Paris says:
-In a note handed to the al-
lied delegations at London on
Thursday night, according to
a Playas despatch from Lon-
don, the British definitely out-
lined their attitude with regard
to Premier Poincare's propos-
als. The' plan for a 26 per
cent. tax on German exports,
says. the despatch, is' accepted
by the British, as are also the
proposal for seizure' of the
customs and the control of
Mines and forests, but the lat-
ter control is agreed to only
- conditionally upon the Ger-
-- mans continuing recalcitrant
and maintaining their apposi-
tion to the new customs lines.
ICING AND QUEEN
-VIEW 'THE MAjESTIC
Wonders of World's Largest
Ship Amaze Royal Visitors.
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' Prince George insisted on riding the
elrectrieally driven jumping horses M
th,e gyemasium and every one was so
interested. that the partrY overetayed
its schedule by half an hour. Later in
the day PaineesseBeratrice and other
notables from Cowes, •Mspecteci the
uhp. The King andr-Queen returned
to Buckingham Paktee ifi the evening.
wers
They e h.eastily cheered by a big
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crotrd e.t Waterloo 'station .
. LIEUT,,-COL. W..0.
V.C., D.S.O., "
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The famous aviator" ether has just re-
turned to Canada eftee visit -to Ertg--
land,e says' Mat the British plane 'tor
buildleg a fleet ot 500 aeroplanes' are
inadeeuata and that 5,000 would be a
mese suitable number. says that
,
theetvare ratalea'airtina Wili'llaa"gala be
deckled in the' alr, and that the great
Speed of the latest types of aeroplanes
ie such that no rangefinder could fol-
low them and they would be immune
from gunfire. - • - •
Alexander Graham BeIrc
Superlabives rtee' genera/1y out of
order, hutt it is a. jumtifrable supeelsel
bive to call Dr, Alexi:rider Graham
Bell One •of the gneatestrmen al the
'nineteenth century, Thette.st. is sim-
ple. Whenever- any, one is illustrat-
ing srosne ,point :by A bold slimmest
• of the greatest parries of that century,
or for that matter of this one the
list may vary, but it never fails to
irsolude Bela When one recollects' that
some of these lists leave !out the. names
NarprSietra, Darwin and Bismarck,
tthe conclusiiron is ineseistible.
It is Worth noting too that Belar's
greratmse,wa aehieved en the service
of humanity. Everything he. did -and
he did much move- threarinvent the
telephone -was in the' direction of
making' life easier and pleaeanter.
sometimes fee the whole world as in
the case ,of the telephone, 'But whethe
et as teacher, as inventor or what not,
his peofessiert, his vocatren and even
-his avocation; all 'eansisted of service
to the weria. This is why every list
of the great mast %elude ha name. It
io geneething to be great through ser-
vice; rt le more than Napoleon Carl
claim .
The World Moos a groat man but
did not lane him until his weirk' 'WA'S
done. IL So vely a few months since
hie health began to fail, but it was
plate few that time that ha would
not be able to perform any more great
weeks H
'began his weak as a bey of sixteen and ...
Sometimes, he ,lahered for special
class, such as the deaf and, sitirnh;
Tt.81,
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Pers'uoaal Liability !for
,,., Fire Bill Draftd
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IN MEMORY ,
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tv'AteMliDntit;RAIlare (lat.)
I NY,441.011
lee teReet5..',D 'A' IVIONUMENT THAT' WILL LIVE rmievEz
Braise, ana Celeniat Prese
NATIONAL -TROOPS OCCUPY CORK°
- FIRST PHASE OF REBELLION NEARS END
A despatch frc,m Dublin Says
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The National foroes (sobered the city
of Cork oil. Thursday, according to an
offinial antnetincement. Pratiallekrebreet,
the Vieterla -Hotel, the military bar,
wake and die -newspaper offieereaao
aflame, :fallerwing dynamite explosions
which blieW"up many buildings. --
A despatch from London says:-.
Landon mopert opinion in regard to
the progress of the tetra 'MIX in Ire-
landsiattrat•the drat phase in the suP-
presslon of rabels-the Phase a
formally anganiattel werfare-le now
rrearing abe close. '
311.0 attivalc from the sea M Cork
County and the evacuation of Cark
city may well provedetheive, for -that
succees is one which, if properly pur-
eared should soon end the existence of
the Reprablacan array as an organized
fere() &velar+ ot laoldierg the '
The military peek:ion willabe-appre-
ciated if it ie tereernberect that the
irregulaire had alreellute emetrol of the
whale County of Cork; with Kerry on
the west ands part of the ()aunty of
Waterford, on the east. North of thie
Day the fighting, zone, which tuna be
called the front line, and along that
the Government troope avith elow but
eleady present» have been pushiag
eouthwaed.
The capture positions Alava
feale and Druenoolloglarr brings 'theati
into 0ork Oeurebyaa its north-western
end, while /they are evidently attacic,
ing near 011anmelaabout 20 mflee from
its northeastern end.
, The: Prevarional Governmenta sue -
cess Cark neat make the whole
resistance en the principal front hove -
lose. It takee the enemy' in the tear
at las geographical, pelt/teal and arallie
chary centre, The cauip has been °ferried
out ivy 0. aneelerbe y,ateng !officer, Mader-
Genenal Dalbcni, who distinguiehed
himself the.'great war, and is now
turning his military. experierree to ea -
5,000 Lives Lnst-
in Chinese Typhoon
A aespatca Hanglcong sayer: -
Five thousand persons are believed to
have last theritalivee in a typhoon that
swept 'aver Swatow, 250 miles north
of here, on Wednesday night. Dead
borliee are floating in the harbor amid
the wreelcage and 'nearly every house
in the eity :was, damaged, The floo_d
(following the *wind drove ell the ine
habitants from their homes. -
,Warehousea wens dearealishediar the
stunt) and their OCintalta "10,3t or ex-
tensively damage& Two British
steamers were swept ashore and their
cargoes, it le believed, wilibe loot for
pirates beffiorie they ran be salvagera
Swabew,le a port of 50,00,(1 te,60,000
inhabitants at the Mouth ea the River
rear the eastern border of the
province oE Kwangetung. It is the
port torr the city of Chao-an-Hsien,
twenty-five miles
• The news from England of the open-
ing of a great refinery in Swansea,
Wales, by the Anglo -Persian 011, Com-
pany putting that company in a p6si-
tion according to rispert, to supply
01 lieast ceveethird of the total ;can-
samption of the Beratish Isles, with a
daily prodaction of„ 160,000 gallons
le of interest the MaXitinle" Pray-
incee -wham !this coinpany is under-
taking clevel.oprnents in the Oil shales
of -New Brunswicle and Nova Scotia.
Red hate are banned by many medi-
cal men aa dangerous to the nerves, if
wore. hot eunnyaweather., • r
Canada from Coast to Coast
Charlottetown, P.E.I.-Fermers in\ Windsor, Ont. ---Dodge Brothers,
tale province Are organizing receiving automobile,: maniefacturera, Detroit,
'etettiens for fowl and other products have parchasea a factrrry -site In Wind -
and are- advertising- receiving dates ear and will erect to plant to earn for
preparatory to forwarding aarlealds of their Canadian trade and possibly
products•frorn the different centres' to their expert trade. There is seven and
Montreal, Boston arid. New ;York. a half atres in the site, which is pax-
Dididax, record run of sal- ticularly well adapted for manufacturr-
MOM has entered the Margaree river ing and shippingm
this seaeroal The angling far exceede Regina, feareee......The famous iota.,
that of recent years, and it is eeported dor tench of 100,009 acres of grazing
!that 100 salmon were taken on the lands, in the wesrbern,paat of the papa-
lly early thie ,rrienth r from a convex- ince, is being acquired by the Provin-.
ativ-ely ernallilatrebeh of the river. A cial Government for eommunity graz-
good run of salmon almost invarialrly Mg. Representartione are new baing
aseendrs the 1VIargaree with the macle to the provincial autheritieg to
autumn rains towards the beginning place Id superintendent in charge of
of the spawning season. This year the ranch with,e, Maribor of 'cowboys
the water remains high and the run and that a charge a 50 cents a head
of saline/1. has been large and steady per month be impoeed ten all cattle
throughout the whole spring...sews/on. pastured up to about '6,000 head,
St. John, NB.--Progpeots are eacel- Edmonton, Atta,--The Eederal Gov -
lent for a goad apple crop in th'e prov- eminent hair enderaed a trant.of 966,-
ince- of New Brunswick this year, ac- 965 to the Province of Alberta "for the
eardiag te the provincial heeticreltur- purpose of aiding an& advanehrg the
ist, Who 'has just completed an inapec- farming industry by instruation in
Hon trip through the orchard digbriets, agriculture." The payment will be
Early apples will be 'a bountiful erop. made from the revenue -fund of Cam -
Quebec, Que.---Terenty-five " the 'rade tor the Year ending March 31,
sixty nrem'bere of the British Ilouse of 1923; and under the authority of the
Lords and Commenahave already, ac- Agricultural Instruction Act, ,
eepted the invitation of the Montreal Victoria, B.C.-A new nee for the
Borarci of Trade be be its guests on
yellow eyptese of Britoil Columbia
a trip aereee Canada • to eaebrate the hs been cleseovereti es a vesult of ex-
beetaradth anniversary of the orsean- perlineets cartlect out_by the- Foreets
izetrion. Aceoremodation has been sre- Products Laboratory. It has been die -
cured for else hundred rnernbers ef ceviseed thrroug,h bang ececatale that the
the Board of Trade. The idea of the yellow types -se, is very -valuable m the
Board is to reoetribute to the interee'.3 reernefectuee el aronage batteries, drif-
of the Denamen and Empire be af- fereaCeeetana ; a'1\1 separated
fording members n,f the Imperial Par- by a thin leyer of weed. The 80.
Bement a means of seeing Canada and yellow eypreas TIOW being used. elm-,
ti C n ne ineecielly :iOr this pereossa.
Ines:Sing rent esen r v,e .a ,
• be flied, at seventy-five. Such a reseed
must look fax for rag feleew.
Carry yourself with a self-roeficient
air, and you will" rot only ins'Mrs
others with a belief in" yoer atrength,
but you will come to beieve in it
quark enough under the circumstances, yourself.
an aeroplane brought the parte Irma
the $tate of Ohio under a rush order. The little toe is (le t' '
It is said that this is the first time bo tile's's...me of modern mootwear, and
eneecroplatia hambeen used for :stall e oentury 03 s.o it will disappear
a reimpose in Canada - altogether, ateetding to' ma doctoo.
In order that a 1.'oreeto autoniobile
company -might have certain Retorter-
s
bile parts in time to fulfil a coetract
to ' for shipment to Eng -
send, railway tvansportation not being
ro 4
geneia ing, owing
eati,a'r9i3's,114?(11.18-(1 $rquis.`, do, 'fair. bo
Ontrer:,io coen---Nonanat. setahe 93; de'
•A despatch from Vancouver
sayst---A (haft of the pro,
posed personal liability for bre
bill was read and endorsed at
the aroma' meeting of the As,,
sociation of Canadian Fire
Marshals here on Thursday.
This Act, which will come
into force 60 days after receiv-
ing royal assent,,will be adopt.=
ed every province in the
Dominion. ' The purpose of
the Act is, to enable fire de-
partments to recover the cost
of extinguishing fires from
persons, who, through crimin-
al negligence, are responsible.
EVEREST CLIMBERS -
SET FlNIE EXAMPLE
1\1:11o5t Valuable Result of Ex-
iedition is Standard
of Human Achievement.
A despatch feeni Lundell sayee--
lialeuataineering proper as not news-
serily tastiness, but a emeetion Of pru-
dence .and of ceurage, etaangth and
steadies:m.3,, and of a feoling•-for na-
ture mid her most hidden beauties,
which are often awe) inspleing, dent far
that reason the more eubliine, and, to
a ecereeinplatarie spirit, the xne-re sug,
gestive."
Sir Francis Younghaband, epreith-
tug adore thee Royal' Getraraphical .So-
ciety • on the rilleirirt Everest expedi-
tion, used the feregoing eto express
the smith -neat whielelias animated all
these etinnected with the expecliften,
and then. Saki, it was written thirty-
three years ago u Fearer Raba,
now Pope Pius XL
Alter describing" whiet" the expedi,
tion. had accompliebed Sir ,Francts
said: "The experience gained this year
sheers that skilled mountaineers .are
able to take those unskilled in high
ineuntrein craft to the ' highest alti-
tudes. , G-eoffrery Bruce had,. never
climbed a snow .aad ice mouniaria be-
fore. Yet under Pinch's eukillect lead-
ership he wag Obi)? bo attain a -height,
of 27,300 feet Anerthe. Sherpa. pont-
ecu, though they were priletieally
un-
treined to snow and ice wark," Were
able, under Ceti. Bruee'e atimulating
influence, to eaary lo!ads up tO 25,500
/eet, some ,of them rnalcing the jour-
ney fpur thnes and So earning. the
unstinted praise cf the loest moan's
taineers. ..„
"By careful orgapizetion and tom -
Natation of eilloma tieing experience to
guide !inexperience arta dry this displiesi
of indemitable'pluCk on the part of the
highest climberer, the eXpedition at a
bound brought the record up from
24,600 feet to 27,300 feet and thas
left -only 1,700 feet to be climbed be-
fore the crowning sullen -lilt i.s reached.
"The 'Standard of( hinnen achieve-
meitthas titereby been zensibry.raised.
Andmank another traveler aad many
another struggler upwitaxt in every
walk ef life and in every country'will
be braced and heartened.in remember-
ing what ninch and /Viallory, Somer-
veil., Norton' land Dril,00 .1roaye this year
aecomplished on Mount Everest: And
!talks, to my inIndy is' incomparably the
most valuable result of the expeditidn,
and a regifirawaleh makes their efforts
iirthe highest degree worth
MOS.C9W Citizens Dependent
on Government Rations
A ,diespatehrfroni Berlin eays:-Twrie,
thirds of the iehrabltreats Moseew-
abata 700,000 out of trtheaeopulation of
1,100,000 -are Mai (dependent r, upon
Government rablens.
The Soviet Government, through an
orgardeatiork known as the Central
Co-oponaitive, mailcing an effort to
nreet Me toed shortage and claims to
have made great strides beamed, keep-
ing down the Oast of toed. The co-
operative maintains twenty-five par.
avasung agencies in the Provinces and
also controls a number of fectories
engaged in the,:nianufactu-re a fend-
stuffe. In the dietribution of bread
the co-operative elaims to issue 125
pounds, a month tor... workers, 100
pounds terrehete and doctors, 90
pounds to gevernment employees and
86 pounde.to children and invalids,
The Ce,nadi'an .Government
rshettly appoint a teethe commissiener
"to report upon ahd inveerligate open-
ings for Canadian beide in Mexico,
The Ord.er-inComicil ce.ntrainine
authority Inc the a,ppoinitments says
, that "Wetted- offer:6 field fCe'l` erean-
iging extending healtha irag'. re-
lations between Olt o entry ani
Canada!' •
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r:,47.
e•s•
• extra No. 2, $22 t.o $23; mixe•d, $18 to , ,„
tle8r. Lon, Mask, TO- la!°'141;Pu $a66;1715-; arli1P;
ra.
helfere. chaire $6 to $7a5,;
11:01001.:11.2t:re5iitoo: el,b•ttclace;tilit,-,1,a0',abNioesu_etibsiNDI d,onent ainoerairril,twsite, oltto.c.„'ibte:leinuaciarl s.ga$:::ff0.4151id,(Uot
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AGREEMENT -REACHED BETWEEN COAL
OPERATORS AND MINERS DI FOUR STATES
Jt tiesrplateh from Cleve/end, O.,
raya-Coal operate/le represented
her and mieese a Ohio, Indiana, Il-
linois “nd Western Permsylvenia
fharcelay agre,G1(1 15 make aaeoratraet
permitting immediate reetenpttort of
ooft coal mining in the eentrel 00511-
petitivo field, named a general corn-
nritteo 1» worIc'eut the details of the
centract end adjourned, subject to cell
on the completion ef tho reommittoeis
Work. '
A.sootelingto ,John L. bowie,' the
making af' an' agreement with the 0P-
eraters repaerented here means that
within the week -75 per emit. of the
600,000 iron whp !ruvie been on strike
will be back at work, leaving the only
tato properties jb15oae intindrett in fields
non-11Mo% prior to April' 154, end that
the United Mino Workers have er,on."
their strike.
The decision te,...„neske a °entreat
without tho eo-operation of the op-
eraters' orgartizations of Illinois and
Indbaria was, reacbed ttftdr the 'policy
conniattee of Ere Miriam he met, The
eonanittree deekied to wait" no l'angaa
for tate bulk cif the Indiana end II-
tinole leperatoes and make ftil agretr-
rannt with the operators hero willing
to reeume on the basks of the old
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Neale until April 1, and Set up ma-
chinery to ley 'plane ;far 'the making
el a eealle te be (afeetlye eater Mat
d a te.
The eonferearre formally argalazal
Thareaey efteraeon, weal Michael
Callegleete manager of the Hanna Coal
it4eseobn,eeo reharirman, eminttel nOS'iYFI
and found, operatorrepresenting, 40,-
030,000 tons present ond willing to
man, Of this amount, 27,960,000 tone
was from this rebate, viral; hale a nor-
mal production of 41,000000 tone at
year; 7,800,000 of Western Pentnala'-
vastilals 60,000,000 tone, 2,470,000 of
Indiana'80,000,000 and 1,8(10,000 of
the 90,000,000 capaeity of Illtnoiss
pereentages Ghia figarree 62 per emit,
•of Ohlre 15 per !rent. Of Western
Pennsylvania, 8 -per dent, of Indiana
ans/ 2 per cent. of Illinois.
In addition to lade," veneaderabla
tenegge a Erg tour States represented
-here, but not rectually talking part in
the conference, 45 understood to be '
Waling to alga eonitraet when 'com-
pleted, while et large pert
and Indiana, officially against any
eettlerrient that does not 'involve an
agreement to arbitrate everything nn.
the eapiratioe of am contract, is de-
clared to be wavering.
Futurity.
When we were little the futiire
seemed as far ahead as the fairy tales
eeerned loag eV, We hadl blight
dreams of what we meant to do. As
life has- creme upon se day try day
ever 'ranee, we have felt at times in-
aignarit with Fate for hustling 'us into
events, acetates, eituations' foe which so
often we 'have felt unprepared. We
haye not been given time to adjust
ourselves to a new order of thiags,
to /11410 a deliberate and eareful pre-
paration ere they happened to us, The
pesponsibility has been precipibated <00
us lace a landslide down a mountain,
like a bolt from the empyrean, with -
ma fair warning.
The pest we know, the so -event we
have andl the future keeps aertiing be-
fore we want tit to ,come. We beg for
a delay and the petition is not granted.
We' are snot mestere of our ,autobM-
geaphi, which, stlx,ve 1l wigs, es -I
euredly:should belong 'to use' Ourown
lives take part in the consPiracy of
crowding accident and fascadent to
hustle us. We lay large plans and
frame good resolutions 'bo- down,
,to be etts,y-going, to make inane te. live
'and to Incense good. companyefor
selves. But things keep happening s6
'tag, because of unciontaellable
cir-
-cun8baoOoes, that SOOn our ylrttioes re-
solve is smashed to kintiling weed,
If the future would only remain In
futu-rity, rancl.gnod. Bet it won't.
lb....keeps hurry -trig toaneet us. It is
like -the case of two_ children traihed'
by la. maiden!aura in that liveable
ahiag, the multiplication table. ' She
would take them Ioti a joyride down
the road. They Must have the 'table
accurately xecited as fax as twelve
-times twebas ay the theie they reached
tbe little white 'house at the cross -
toads, under penelty of turning baolc.
How that libtie white- house would
make baste to meet thern halt -way! 1)1
never waited in its place as at shoulo.
It became animate; it bad wings, It
seerned to take a malicious rplessure,
in spoiling their f,un.
The hest way, instead a trying to
cling to 'the present, tis to go to meet
the future as one who is unafraid. If
evalt till we Sallie we axe ready to
go forward We are likely tot to move
at all. Het Whoprooreetinertes ie go-
ing be be shocked one day by a 'per-
emptoey summons, It will be to usa.
at that thus to, say, like the indolent
schoolboy, "Not prepared!' He wishes
will not be constalted. He will not Ise
asked if he la ready or besought to
declare what is his pleasure. The fu-
ture he strove to evade oe at least to
postpone has come inexorably to seek
'him -where he is. • _
The best cure for herd luck is hard
work. •
[1 CANAIZIIEWS I
. Vancouver, 31.0, -The whemh =eve
ment .through the pert of Vancouver
for the 1921-194 searson wi1i net ecases
until leste in July err early lit ' Augus ,
tahti°Vueglyli 'behmearl.lal.ri'larnra.uft tbeeti4bea :1•TpPelaa'rel.
When it is gone the government edee
valor sell], have exported 6,579,105
busifele to the United 'Kingdom and
the ,Orient. This' is (the &steal wheat
shipped and does not include that led
in screening,
Calgaree Altaa-Farrneag in the <Ma-
telot east of Retlaw have daciael to
foriratm lereain
thi
the e,WeetI:ridia:ticir
Dis-
tiaart
be about 4;700 irriga•ble acres, and
every effort is to he put forth to have
the construction week done this sum-
mer -da order that the water may be
available Inc the land next maven.
Sagtailaaa, Seska-The Univers*
rSeskartelterwan is to aave a new do- r
_pertnorent, and a 'amus0 of bee hes-
leateary win be includedi in the eunri-
vain-roof agrartan"stOdeats Mia fall.
The university aaithorities have enlist-
ect the aid of gra. j. IL Bayford,
Wasre0a, ,Sagle., who, in 1921 gathered
9213ficupletu. rof h
aeney, worth 70 'eents
Winni,pegelVIems-Forty-rone thousesid
harvesters will be required to bandits
the prairie Crops this year, le was So-
nounced aollenving a zneeting of repre-
sentativee of the railways, wesieru
,comrnission'ers,, and the egaain
trade° interests. The 'arateri waggi
cliscuesea were $3.50 a !day for har-
vesters. and $4 a dna fer theeshare.
The ,harvesber excursians eommenced •
to makes .in Winnipeg from Eastern
Canada August 7, anf will entstinue
until-Auguist - '
Mentreati, Que.-Captain Tremblay
and three men, of Captain Berniee's
Far North Expedition have left here
for The Pare, itrunilbolea; 'where they
will proceed overlandm mat join Can-
tata Bernier, Who lett Quebec,recently
en his steamer "Amebic." The "Arctic"
makes an annual trip north vis6ling
the outlying settlements, eellecting
Mail, administering medical aid, ald
HdiuStrdsmanT6Bilgy a$UntraGio.evEloneittnetuhbevive4at9fk,Doui:
well as collecting 'Ana, ere.
Sydney, the., w,eek
ended Jtrly 21, 85,000 tons of veal Were
repeated shipped by rale Deana/roe
Coal Company, la record quantity. The
highest previous week was 80,000 tons.
Ot the 85,000 tons, over 31,000 were •
ter American parte, the Itergeet ton-
nage from gape Boston to the. United
States in many years.
Weekly Market Report
Toronto. . Ilb.; 6-245-115. ting, 1415 to 1545e per
Martitelsa wheat -No. 1 Northern, 111).; Ontaale emit honey, per dozen,
$1.39; No, 2 Northern, 91.27; No, 3 94
Northern, $1.21. ') Potat9oes-New Ontarios 91,10 to
Man i bob a oa ts--/slotn i nal.
Smoked ineets-Tfams, Made 36 te,
Mani leba aarley-Nominal,
:10A:•8111311:t'll',121'1' ee41a- or'nbw:ev°71.e9nert-rraaNclii°(''''a.132ial-Y7 e111.1°:rwL • 8ije ; ,c'irn3i8a.8elocell;s;u'b.rbcr:2aati°8:91(1(leti!dhaer:all!ba'se ;11bt_flaa' c'tcr:9'Litno.36.11b:a-6340c2Otil5tbi :o:41:34:5"c&Dnb;.31:5a1:11)::::4".
Bare.`CY-NO. 3 extra, ts.srt 47 1(15. et
Letter, 55 to 58a, according bo freiehts bac.k, hvaolesa. 42 la 44C.
Iluckve, zat-Ne m : 1503, 917; lightweight rolls. in bbire, $48;
IIMY.,11-1 eeNdGrLD2'e(1:.5 tcMrnert.i. ea: f r eight, bera3:Paw-ellPgillutr`e'vec:ti'lit"ce4$4,0.16'ei tuba 17v ; '
' '
_bap indludeds. Bran, per tem $22 ee ipa5:41sc,; 1p7lain, b8pliiin7,,a.s. 18c, Shortening,
t',erces, 14% to 14Vec; tubs, 15c; nails,
fr5e2e3d; efilatouti•t,s,91p7:10. tboon,$3,9,284to 0.
!25;: gwid Choice . heavy steam, $7 '15r8;
Baled hay -Track, manta, per nem eeteeer efeeen, enefse„ 57 bp 97,50: es,
ram, 93 1,,e 54 t, reale-ea-
CABLE ENDS S OU D LAN'0NEN GL1SH
SOIL SAY 'LONDON MERCHANTS
A de:petal!. from Landon says:-
The great cable oongestion caused by
destrnetion of abler stations ref the
Western 'Chien and of the COMM-Ct-
Oka Cable Ceinpany in Ireland and
the emashing of the Clilden *Melees
station, have terionsly inconveraleaed
t
big finanetal Iraueee here treeing large
daily transactions with the Unibea
at have.
There le a tvideepreted demand that
these dthle ends shoteld be landed in
England es soon as 901041110, This
demand la voiced the Deily Medi
robish (says that When these tableit
Swore landed in Ireland that eountry
yea an Mbegral pamt, et. the United
Kiegdore and no risk eitistaci ef Mires,
.fereecs rby Mali:times atter-41%e or bY
ceneorship 'net eerier Beiblea eontrei,
The obviotire comma., it asserts, is te,
traestar these arbmieg to British aOil
0s 00011 ,1)0 poesiboe. There tees
thinlyh.eur (kitty oft Thersday Mahal
rate cemmeretal ineSseges and the
eittiation bestirly li.esearte worse, 100
eame mmeters here it i3 believed Chet
the e004(314ig tys, the sables aria smesh-
ing of the Wire:lase Were planeea by
the rthela in the wild hem:.«6 forcing
Se0/0)110,gort interventioa 111 meter to
gain poeserseip0111111851011of these stationre
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• tile 5tAiena ba IteNGLANa TO 011,, '
'ithr3 urracithi 116.6(51photagrapit ,ot rat' ossuchd eenteo Dt iho -rXro rid dhow; Old 7t ruin or (981310)115 or9'913•
. . .
land, eccupying 1106'1.110.0r le tee centre of the plertme• r hich it 's eselorsfend is to be rebeilt, The ;sell et the
l'iallk of Fillgialtd le 459)8j15) 30 41 latIO t(tidetgtOnnil veult eteVereti'vs'An eeverat (cat of water (051113'(051113' eirattgal Mat
. . .
tarrestearreaseateassameam
:,.o.lAtftik•••kait,L,Slath
atraigais in bulk,. 0000 'b»losr' .111 96t 4851.(9ert,s°, V6$56�0' dbo')' 6$1181(hnkcemo) 56.80.0(r $5.60; ,!
Manitoba flout-Isl. St-rt.a., ,in joie „,"'"1„1.'11'sv.,rs, 9,70 141 990: 'calves. choice,
scCkIrsteeS8°NePewr blbalr;ge2,ndlea,b8.1:0971-.082; 'C)(/ Urs*I;t:Ilnleg!"'iaSn7lbtig'o• 9:1:06'11"0' 09011011,
twins, 19 to 1.9%c; trMirts, 20 te "e,e4r, cn'r,,,*"; Sn le, $5.50; do, green,
201/so. Old, hinge, 26c; twins, 24 to sl""'"" 1.0 0"; 61( 'e'0111,... 91 ba 9M8;
9.4iarc, Stiltome 25c. Extra, old' Mtge, Y, ?",.11"V• ,611411ce, 96 to 97; siade, CO,
26 te 27e. Old Stiliens, 24c, 90e; noga, fed and wateredr, 913 t
Buteer---Fiereet creamery peints, 371 el'erlbe 9541» 91216; 600
la 88c; oedinary ereamety printe, 321"u1ibrY Points', 812 tor 912,25.
1)tGetii:yil,e;29Ntoo. 321 c°,1"cuOneleelitTtl,e,"21.1Co. 34e. Oats.--Nre. 2MO°11Vtt.i,e5a.
8145. te 59e; No,
Dreseed noultry--Spring ehickens, 3 OW, 551/ee. Flour, Men. Spring
85 fe eese. tossers, 23e; fowl, I,o, wheat pats,, areal, 97.80, Ballad eats,
27e; dueldings, 30c; turkeys, 35 15 44». 00-1h. Was, 98,20 bei' 93.00. 1117e0,
1,,15'e 7001lt0:v.-S00%4 chickens, 30c; $26,95. Shoots, 987.25. flay, No. 2,
vet:dors, 17 te 20e; fowl, 20 to 24»;, per ten, tee 1,0"bs, 529.
ritaltdingec 80e; lealtrye, 80 bo 86c, theme, finest enamels, 1.445e. tint.
VI-tegarintir-20 to 22c. I ter, choicest auarnery, 84 to
larege-,Ne, 1, canr15c.(1, 28 to 29(e, Eggs, selected', 33 to 33e, polatooy,
(relents,. 82 le 38c; CatOus, 34 IP 36e.' net l'osty, ter lete, $1 te 91,25,
ts.,11 otiliot1;1,00,a1$00512.008, tes193evv; te4oweeta,tv9et5abeeziet
'Maple pro de -rayrue, pee Mei lots, 97,50; made_ 90.50 fair, o1( -fed,
gal., $2,20; per 5 IMO. !PANt",...rr.in,dc.rl
11,, vtsrs,S,.corais„ s$84toorlilir7ts
;goritioD,1,bszto.0
,91t05:
Miele (Auger! the 30c. ,lo
Hotteys-00-1b, tIOti, 13 to 13%c per 912,50, "