HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1923-6-21, Page 3TIC' P
FIGHT GiiRN eRs
United. Stateis BugEnperts
, ,
&end Insects to AstistAnce or
Dominion Entomologists,
A deslyttch from Winnipeg says:-
.Doolinion bug experts will import.,
from the United Stains wasps'whieb they,
Will enrol loose in the Canadian' cbro'
belt to desti.0Y and fatten upon their
,hereditary enemy, the corn 'boring'
wrnm
' The campaign be, waged along
lines drown by W. R. Walton, super-
intendent of the insect division of ,..thc
United States Bureau Qf Eitteuriology,
who offered 'hie aid at a recent meet,
ing of grain growers,
.Witerever corn is grown in America,
there lives the corn hoert taking his
toll of millions of dollars from the
value of the 'eropii each year. Ile
makes his home within the greed husk
of the tender plant, and eats his way
over the milky ear, completing his
work of destruction long before the
crop matures.
Until the United States entomolo-
gists discovered in Ii'rance the tiny
wasp", thee- was no known means of,
destroying the bore', without also
de-
Sroying the corn. - This insect does
, the trick, according to Mx. Walton..
Brought to America to a new Mint-
ing ground, it was discovered he liked
the climate, reared large families, and
had a predilection for corn borera,
making his home 'in the husk of' the
ear within easystriking distance Of
With the aid of this parasite eon-
siderable pregresS has been made', to -
Ward exterminating,: the borer frOM
the corn fields of the United States,
.Mr. Walton rePorted.' It isnow plarl-
ned to bring .,several,armies of the
insect from the. Govern/ill:Mt cirstiies
across the. border and liberat&: them,
;in midsummer, in Ontrio, and other
nrovinces Of the cern belt where- the
borer has .been most destructive:
To Preside Over DeI?rrne.Trii...;
Chief JusticeLemieux,• t QUebec,le
to preside' OVeithe trial Of .4ibbe De-
rme, . who tab, been .releasetF from an
asylum to, :stand 'trial ,coy the
murder
of his half-brother., .
• •
TO RESTORE NELSON'S
ANCIENT.FILAGSI-IIP
"Victory" to be Preserved in
,
Condition She: Was in. at :
Battle of TrafalgAr.
A des af,e h. front ' Londoh says :--,
Great B Hain:is:striving to raise g80,-
000, whi, If Is needed. to; complete the
e' Victor y 'Fund" to restore,
( Nelson's old flagship to a state .e'lack
ly as it was in the time of Britian's
greste.s.t sea captain. , .
Ai, .the 'present moment the s ip'
which led' the fight at -Tra,falgai rests
ih drydoek .at'Portsmotith where it is
intended she shall spend the rest, of
her days. Nelson's ship now reposes
on a line of blocks entirely out of the
water, .with ten .strong steel „frimes
forming a cradlein which she is "up -
But unfortunately the Victory as
she stands does not preSent the ap-
pearance that she did when 'she took
part iirithe.battle of Triifaletr, It is
hoped eventually to- refloat the Vic-
tory and restore her •'to her -former
aPPearanceo This means much work,
because many modifications were made
fir Lord Nelson's flagship since the
tune of his last battle., Mot- of. the
..ship's guns, the nainnters for loading
them, the" , magazines, storerooms,
cabins, galley cooking stove, ruses
tables, hammocks, boats and anchors
lmve disappeared.
The present masts and rigging are
small and insignificant, cornpaned with
those the Victory, carried at Trafalgar
and the original steering arrangement
virtually does not exist.
It is Intended te restore all these
things and have at each porthole an
Ei.c1,9a.1 gun and c'arriage such as was
used in the ship at Trafalgar and
also to have the magazines in the hold
constructed and fitted as they' were
when Nelson' fought. Xis addition it
Is intended to clear the decks for ac-
tion so as to show the lighting ar-
.„ r.
Wrist waeches are said to lie giving
WEIS, to ii.revival-of the older -fashion-
ed pendant,watches
, • ^ 4
()rilinatt(iils I Nixtettith.'Legislature • of Ontario
With,Stiindingrn Twa Last Previous 'HouseS at DissolutiOn.
(Nomineeat Who Were „Iiiterrttpers' of Last Legisla,ture Ake Starred)
•
Dolonitueavy,
' -
LOOM/1', , • ..
IANT NeRTE
SO I rTil, .
)3E00S' Y11,140 .
13.1.207018 1;‘,1012TIfIOOWCIIII
EIGICilb WEST ..
<.A111j1;14.A.1‘iT°lfi
0ci0fil
DIJFEHRIN
1A7l10..A.S
DURHAM.
DUItITAIVi WEST
ELGIN EAST ....
ELGIN W.16ST
ESSEX NOR3'7I
ESSEX SOUTII,
01,1INGAR12Y
C•REINVILLI6
02021333N
Caini.RS
(45227133 N0sc1
G33511 souTH
PIALD/mAND
;IA I TON . •
Fig.Attriroly 1113,
GA)..t.ir.,9201,1
W.
IIASTINOS EAsT
HASTINGS 1,1".
GASTINOS ,Whisq
(31110331010
iiii,(01.121100N,NT
14.1712010 33002330'
KG1TfiliA
.MAS;12
,
La&MBTON 33,4333,
Ir'...A2'81:7.14,3'6010N'N1V0).FTITI
13AN33I:10 'SOUTH
1.1;330DS . ,.„
13181010033 , . ,
r•ix0ot7ti- .. . .. .
LONDON ,
MAN OL LIN „
ADEDLICSNZ E.
.•
MiDDLESEX W01 ITSI71QTcA
. .
. • ,
NIAGARA FALLS
NINOPRI810SOILNIG('
07013330133 S, „
NOR'11113 9113'D 33.
1'lO12T12LITMEI'D W.
ONTARIO NORTH
ONTARIO SOUTH
OrPrA111:1 EAST
'• -,
, , :..'•
.,'.,*APSaAPVRT1O4I.1C170.tD:113
k'
'
n
•P
..
.•.
,
.,
OTTAWA WTST
OXFOlr) NORTE
OXFORD $O11711.
• PARR)"A
P111T11 soliTa
PIT1n3RB0110
pET.ra20R0 W.
.PONT ART1-1UR
RAINY TOVER
' pll,71Ty
iisz333avs.
.1312.311101,T , ':*
STCATDADI11IS-02331331')' s
SI1210033•C1004TM.
02123010101016 /330233
snttOin 0204.23311
WEFT .1
STORMONT' .„...
STITT:0110N(133-335• 3333021UT13.........
9:111ISICA1ING
lORONTO
iroz.oNro 7010 '13'
TOr,oNfro NW A
TOPONTo.NM. B
•• ..TORONTO SI0,„'4'
„" TORONTO HE, 78
,TORONTOSW.JA'
TORONTO. S.W. 'B
NICTGRJA• N, •
VICTORIA S....
TERL00 S..
WELLINGTON 71,2
.W90,IIINGTON 1,
WrIllr.ANGTON W
1493,sfVORS.11. 10..
TJuItoU Partners,
•
33110,0,5
iiigghlu • • • •
.1l011. 11. 0, mxon...
, , •
\33
. 20, i• on. .....
. • •
311. A,' 9IcCallurri , . •
:Tames Johnston
"Eon, 11. 11. C1rant
, • ,
n• K, S
l
a
c
.k
off, ICaitio.r
l.
. in.a..,.
l
"SStaples
17Chapman'....
a..,..
•....•.
W, F. 8mlib
G. Cameron .
"A. Cl'isdelo ,.:.,...•
.
7, 0, Put° ;.......
6. X, B. Clarke
WBusinan
"Eo, D. Camichel,"D. 7. Taylor
' 02 3d Leeson
'Wrrren Stringer
!Von. 333 23, 1), -urs
,•
.
‘„,I4DMINA'IlONS TO -DAY, • • ' , ' , pritlVtous STANDING AD PAA)OPUTIES AT DIsSOLVTION.
, , obelacci12,901.A;f1103.12)1a
• :, „
• : .
•
. • : . ,
• . ,„ , ,
• •.,-,•••••••• .. .
"11, X., DellYea .• • •
McCaffery •
Wm; Somerville ,,..„
Sheldon 'Bricker
.71on, poherty
13, L,
•
• .• • • .....
"Lc, W„,-..01ce
7. M. -Webster' .. .
"11irain McCreary
'IV, T. •Jolizison
John Beatty -;
. .. - ... ,,.t ..... . • r •
R. G. Kenna • •
"I -ion. Beniali Bowman
"S, Freeborn,
Ilm•old Curry • • • .,
"J. 'G. LethbridIce'
.... .. • •
.
..Tos. • Crldiancl
"Wesley Montgomery'
'j, 133. Wi,7411el5
*13": H. Richardson
. . .. . . . ... "...
• 'T‘r. Doss ...
.7. 33• tiVriglit
.5 131 *I3urden
"-Hon, Peter Smith ...
730. N. MacDonald .,
*** • **
2.2 131
DO, 21, Robb ,
IJ1, 'Patterson „..
. • .; •
6iLit'7.c,
,,., Woo: 203 -on
K. w, 7,ippert •
A., (1. rifolittyve
.T Acrea :.•• •
,.., Tiny ,••••••
0, 11., J11eLeown .4.
, .. , .. • .• • • • Aaron Sweet • • • •
330, n
.. ... Horn .1-1. C. NI2o,n, S. Dav,idson, Lib, , '
•svSnapiameon „.. . . .. •Lab. (Ind.) 2,377. f. II, Gain.. Llh. 842
*1)0,ciald MO.A.IpIne , . „,, Donald McAlpine, 711), 1,111 , • .. A. E, Dorlovan,, Con, 456
1V1, Rolliday • , r IV, If. FeMon; 7.71,0. 087 • „ .. . W. MacDonah:1, LB). 7
Prars17'41.2earric • , .. ... Prahh Rennie, Elia. 797 ,,, . ,.•• W', D, Eon, 811
.. .. A., "P. Mewliinnoy, Lib. 101 . -------0. M. BolVnIall, Lib. 647
• 7.2001&Q,Ilifoic-1•<4.1,,,e,,:ti„...••-••,::• .... .
• ..; ..... , . , • ,IC. • 01•RO. 033 ..; ...... MciKeown; Con. 645
W 00".Days•nrAita, 17,17.0.'152,4 W, J, (len, 69 ,
; • •'• • • S. S.' Staiilon, II,F.0, 303 7, .7, Prettier) 00h, 318
.. W. 2, laragg, ,Lie, 788 .. . .. , 14. Devitt, 'Con, 229
. . . . . 11, maiivicar, U.F.0. 1,57'2 C. IA. '731'olver• COO. 382
. • • ....D. Cameron, 1,87.0 10, G. Miscialin•zold,-,Con, Aocl.
1,.;c;trwon 0,.. 0, TIsdelie, 9,838. S. Ellellarnle, 331b, 640
• • • • , ...... • •• • . M, C., Fox, 130 .... . L, Wigle, TAU. 38
Byrn Hon. kt,•111111s,- Lob, -1,513 ....•e•., ...VS', Con, 483 •
. ...... , ... .,„ „.... A, AI. :Rankin, 0011, .------------33. ItunIcln, Con. ins
,,..... ... D,' A. Ross, tf•P',0.. 1,775 . .. Hugh Munro, Lib. Adel.
..... lloir. (1. 11. .Fergiason, Con, 81 31, Ferguson, Cori, Accl, '
..... .... (),arrnIclinei, ,I,T2I•I,C). 474 ., I. 18. Lucatt, COM 897
0. , „ . • .. • : ,, , , 31V7 IA)6030 . • , . 1.03avIcl Caaafinneiejapor'n, ei'f.,'2041' 76717,0,17
.•• • • • ... . . ' .... ... IVarreit Stringer, 0,10,0: 1,090., „ W. Jacoues,, Con, -
....,..,„„..„,.„„„ IC, 0, Drury, 1.7.F.O., 1,358 , .A. W. Nixon, Con, 310
G, 0. Halerow, (Ind.) .7,588... OA. Studholme, Lab. 987
• Econ. 1,Vuiter, Rollos Lab.; "4,843 John Allen, Con. 26
.. ... . . . . .. 14, Denyos, 771,0,01. 174 Sandy Grant, Cion. 531
J. 17 Con; ACE, J. II. .0oolto, Con, 1,680
IV, H. Cott 451 7' NV, Johnson, Con, 931 I,' •
2, by,. Gotieniocii, mh. 153 , .4 1V, 7.1roudfoot, Lib, 119
John' jbytit;'" Con. 711 • ,.• ....,,. W. 17- 7,11), 1,627
Andrew- Rieke 771 LI, Eliber, • Con..585
Peter Heenan, Lab; 375 •..., .4. A. C. Machin, Com Acct.
11011, M: •Apol• ' 1V, -Ferguson. Lib. 371-
01, 'E. Brackin.. 2,928• .,..4.„. Sunman, (Jon. 43
W. F. Nielcle. Con. 517 j,• •• • • • • A. Ross, Con, 2,40,9!
try, 33,4714............1. B. MartY11, Cod. 4 ,
7, 322. wohater; J•29ii .. • Hernia, COM 834
IL McGrearY, 17,10,0. 83 R. 10, Fre,,vion, Co,,. 823
W. I. Johnson, U.I6.0. 853 .„•.... 10. W, Hall, Con. 548 '
• • • ... ........ • • • A. j:1raY, 0011, 111' . , R.. Dargavol, Com 118
• ..... • ... ... x12. A..' Fowler, Con. 814 (Glad) 12, A. Fowler, Con. 33550,
. Phonies Marshall, 1.4b. 507 '1`. Marshall, LAI]. 2813, '
.. . 14, A. St6vonsors, Lab 1,551 . Adam Beck, Con. 1,495
.; ..... . .... .• • tion. Benlah Bowman, -ulto. 888. 13, B.olplan, u,1-0,0, 240
... . ... . . T. W, Freeborn, U.16,0„ 2,691 Mell`arlarie, -cOn, tot
2 c srosyn, IP 0 1,696 , . • , GrieVe, • Lib, 126 •
(1.-,Letlil)ridge, '01,16.0, 2,975 .1. EJ)lott, Lib, 715
G. W. Ecclestonh, Con. 290 c'1, Eqclostone,. Con. Acci
0. P. Swayze, Lab. 108 .... J. IMusgrovo, Com 969
J Isf Marceau', I,11), 934 Harry Morel, •Con. 58 •
4. Sewell .U,F.O. '1,877 '1»R. 'Atkinson, LAb. 1;239
Jos, Cridland, EX, 0, 1,318 ..........1, (J,. Pratt, Con. 168
W. 111ontg.'onserY; U.76.0. 87 0. M. Nesbitt; Con, 5a5
"Sam, Clarice
Widditiski,;U,16.0, 638 ,.... 7. W. Widdllield• TI,F.O. 413,
"tunnel Clurlto, Lib. 654 . Clarli'e, Lib, 199 '
"W. E. N. Sinclair • W. 111, 187 Shiclair, Lib, 3,425 Calder, Con, 53
f, A. Pinarcl, Lib, 4,431 ...„.;.. 7:. A, .Pinard, Lib. 865
1', • Con. 1;097 ....... ..... O. C. Hurdnian, Eib• 113' , •
.," . • Ross. 7.J.F.O. 1,103 •• • • • •••• • J• 4. Calder, '17b,, cast , •
k. T, •Walker, 7.T.F.0; 617 V. -A, Sinclair, Cons
bunter H, Price/Con: 6,096 W, 17 PrIce; Con. 637,
R R.; 7.1017 Lib. 707. .t. , , aba. Edghr,- Eon.- 889.
71.C..reanytiOLdYibi.-ilIo5n,3•1•04 • •• • •
. • .. 7-4on Peter' Smith; U,10.0. 2,586-27. Benneweiss, Con., 21.0
, ........... . ...... E. N. McDonald, U.F.O. 1:019 Thompson, Con. 215
Phonies 'Tooms., Lab. 685 (1» Gillespie,'.7110.• 109
0, M. 1-Iegarth Con. 489 D. Eogarth, •Con. -).719
Gttstave Evantursi. 7,11i, 1,299 (7 Evanturel, L)b. 349 '
Hon. 71, Parliament, Lib 945 • N Rarlianiertt, 'Lib. 97 •
7, A. 91atlileu, Con. 352 ,...,A, Mathieu, COn. :4117 -
ft. N; Worrell; T.I.F.0.• 220 A. Dunlop, Con:, 685 '
7, Carty,,Ir., 1.710•0. 322... Hon, T. 333. McGarrY, L'on. Acel
Ins, McNamara., Soldter'(lral:), 1,199 jos': Busn-ell, -.Con); 1,002
OeO. 173 Chfttltcr .. mtved 4Goulot, tab. 1,905 ...•.• . D. Racine, .1)11:7' 2,414 -
F. 34, Cireenhiw,• Lab, 3,891, E 73, Tarciell, • Cons ' •
.. : .... 7 . .• .;'. Carrlh • • ..• , •
....... yuchact
. .. .... ......
............ non, 10„ G. M:Diarrnicl
. . . . ... .. ..... .. , , • • • . • •
. .... • 't ...... • • 9O01.Phos Armstrong
on; H, ,„,,.. Frank Spence
• • • .... .. j .. M. Rook! ...
nA,
.,..,.. ..... ... Win. Breese' . . ..
I-1on. Dr, Jamieson
Dr. R. N, Derry .,..,
' • • • ....... ........ George' Tillinser
G. G. lIalerow „.. 010r, Leelning Darn ......
*410n. W. .1t0120 •••• A, C. Gar,den •
J, F. -.,,,.„
33. 3R)., wCaloolicee., . ..
*W,
"John joynt
"Peter, Heenan (Accl.) ,els.o.n, ,Trew;ay.t.11.a, .
11;11, S. Beamish
Melds
wson
4V. 8. Itsge,v ,.....,...
. . . , ... •..., ..... T. A. Thorrmsort
E. R. Stedman -....
*A. Gray
w. Ilambly
Thomas Allan
01-1, A- Stevenson .... Sir Adam Beck
. • ........ . .. • S tyhes. .. . .. , • . •
George Elliott
'GI Ecolestone
"C. F. Swayze .. . W. G. 'Wlls.cri ......,
a. Mellvenna Harry II1orel
W. Bouhlsner „. ....
a.. S. Martin
13, F, Belford
71, D. I3oggs
W,
. .
J'3,1V-411 41'1611;1°u vrean :
Arthur Ellis 7. H. 17, Fisher
A., E. Honeywell
S.w., Boa „ . „ 0. F. Mahort
W. 11, Chambers . 7. V. Eluchanan
Dr, G, V,-14arcoult Eall
'T. L, Rennetty
th, .3",‘D monteut. ,-F•:Well1ngton Hay
McCausland Irvine 33.
• 1 . • I .......... •,,
.... ........ ...„..:..
. .. ....... . ...
John Caines.or; ,......
• • • , 1 . • .. .... .....
.... I .1
. „.._ ..... ....
..... ..... . ... . .
B.N. ,IY;n•ren ....
.:101121 Carty, Jr.
L, X. Lando:" • .
‘G, 338 itiurdoCh
B. ;Johnston
R. Baker . . . .
Nathan Copeland ....
W., S. Ditoust
',17111eneuve'
... . .. .. ..
Scott Callan
P. H. -Greenlaw
"‘jr--B. Cunningham
. . .. . ....... ... ...
John Shgrpo
Dr. N. 1, Coyne (Hr.)
Mrs. W.. Bockei• (17„)
Mrs. W. E. Groves (F.)
......... • .. •
..... ..... „..,
"•1333gar :Watson
G. Sandy ......
..... ,,......,.. ... . . .
W, S., H. McDonagh
'Hon, 331333» Raney.,
T.' 2., Mnlion
oR. N. McArthur •
C; Biggs
A. Croolcett,, .
... • .. . ....
........ . .. ... ..:.•
. , . , .,
1". 0, O'Donogliue ,
lames' T. Gunn .„ ,.".
Malcolm L. Bruce
John MacDohald
. . . ....
G. Lockhart
71C. IC. ICOrnutil
. ..... • . ..... • • ... .
'J. 0: Dance .... ,
10, Ids:64011, '• • • • .• • •
08, Tellier , ,J. j• •
ty. 13, (311fIbrd
141.r), Et, 0. Allen
.,.,... .....
......,.,... . .....
3333. 33, 02134029
colter
Lo Roy Dal, ......
F. F. Trelehyen •
T, E, McQuesten
E. D. 0.Elyzin .„.
"3. 132, Geverilock
. .... . .. .
..... ... : ...
Abner Cosens
73, 10, MacGregor
‘R. L. Brocicits
W. G. Connolly ...s:..
Dr. S. P., Vreornan
*7'11o/oast .:.
Isobel Armstrong •11, 0'» Oh33pole
• •
.....
• •
Chas, 11.7.actlie
Dr, 0, Snyder ....
'3",•-11, Marbeatt
. .
• • .......... • • • 1 1
....... • ...... ...
, 1 • • , ..............
W. R. -nradhurn MeYers
17. H. Keefer A. J. 1,1cComber .....
... . 'Gustave 1-0vanturci
E. S. Colliver N 'Parliament,.
J.• A. "Mathieu 1,. J. Callaghan
Alex, Steumrt ...."..
T. M. Costello
George -Oakley, Jr.
• • • .• .• • .
c, GraVcs
James Lyons • • • .-,t • • •
C. ID. Wright' .......;
Wm. Finlayson, .„4.,„ •
Earl Rowe
7. E. .7amioson
J. C. Milligan
*Charles Crea
A. 3. 1Centiedy
'A. C. Lewis
"J. E. Thompson
'T -Ion Thos Crawford Capt Ptiallowney .
A. R. Nesbitt L7-001. E. S. CooPer.
27 A. Curris . •• , Frederick Hog,g
E. W. 7, Owens , Sohn Callahan
J. A. MoCauriliind .. . .. • •
Fred 0. MCBrien , C. Rainsden
3 R Marls 1)r IT Graharn
R. .7, 'Patterson , ••• V. O'Connor
70-0. "Werehal ,Nreholas Asmussen
"Mark Vaughan '.oi.)crt 9ooper
S. IT, Craig .. .... . .
Lincoln. Goldle liran ..... J•InNard
W. O. Chambers W 13 Ilowe,n
A D Shaver
T. Mahony ,„ „...
F. W. Wilson
*Hon, 0, S. Henry ,..
W, Keith • ..
Dr. Forbes -,(Iocifrey
Stephen McCann
Dr, /.7-' 0. Farrell :...
Aurelten Bel•Ingor
Musgen ..,.,...,
7. .A,- 1McP11all
33,'-. -33; ,Strupsori.•.:....
..... ... .. .. , . • .
•14
"75s, W,
.ZotIone Magetto
Dv .3 12 Hurtublse '
I-Ionry 0Gracly
• ,
.. . •
7, Tf, Sproule
Phonies °tarry
I-7 Bryan ..,
E.. J. Blaccisier
•
. ; • .... • . • ...... • .• • • •
WENTWORTH' S.. Moftat . ..„...„
WINDSOR ••• J. C. Tolmie .33
VORIC
A, W. Strong
-j);,(Skr. 33133 yvefjap. sain es Cooper .. .. • . ..... J. 97 Walton , • „ „ „ • ;;
„-Vrtlrur Ro buck
.... .. . . • .
Alfred E- Borges
44: a. 6e1:;1.Vt.
ToSepli ,Singer •
6!6;
. . . . .... . .
,..,...
.' ' ... . . , McGilire
.7_ 13. Cunningham,' Lab. 1,370. 011.' rst, ' Con. 86
Murdbch; tr Ir 0 1,126 A...B. Thompson, Oen.- 130
13. joblisLon, U.F.O., 483 3, I. Hartt, Con, 899
re. Evans, 17.P.0.; 401 . . A, Ferguson, Con. 222-
W. T. Allan, Con. 883 , . . W. T,,Allan,. ;COrl. ,635,
James McLeod, L15; 1,303' . 10. A. Shehrer, Con, 133 ' " '
Zotique. Mageau, Lib, 1.798 Magoau, Lib, .1,119 ,
Chas IVICCrea, Con 142 • Chas -McCrea, Co,; 107
T: MagladerY, Co,,. 11InglaciorY, Con. 79.1-
A. •C., Lewis, Doe. n. J. Cbdy, ,Con. 6,392
E. Thampson, Cori, 4,810 1rIsh, C0111,1.183
stOn Trios Drawforth :Con: 2,711Hon, T.' Crawford, Con. 2,335-
I'2, $,Cooper, Lib. 1,125 .4 .... Hon, "W. D. McPherson, (Ion. 3,869
A. Currie; Gem 2,392 „ 13. 'W. J. Owen, Con, 7,376
31; W., Clirry• Lib. '5,911 ...,..- I. T. Hook, Con. 2,178
2254. Dewart, J.„ -lb. 7,188 IL 13. -Ddwart, 1.)115. 851
:T. C. Itarmicieft, 1.7b, 4,809 . . . . . G. H. •Clooderhatn, Cos. 4.618
Edgar " Watson, 91:8 ...,:.., -1\1': -Mason, ••Con,.
9(11 01, G. Sandy,: T.I.F.O. 1,349 ,., John Carew, Co,,. 545
Asmussers, , con, 1,4,54
10. Di.".-Goinntli; Lab. 4,238' • .. A. Ilan; ,Con. 956. '
Robgrt.' Cooper,. Lib, 1,743. • : Donald' Sharps, Coo, 119
Hon, '1v.. Rane)', Riches -demi, 'Llb, 157'
1-1. C.' Buclrl and; Ohm 120 . Sam. Carter, .'Lib. 104
McArthuty ,11 70 0, . w- C'-anonieere, Con', 115
•Hon .33, 13Iggs, IT F o• 2,801; t Rykert Con 21
3V:: A. Crockett, 117,10.0. 311 . T. T. II, Regan, Con. 350
1: C. TOIMIe; +Lib. ‘1,649, 7 C. Tolmle, Lib. .300 •
/Jon, p, Henry,' .Corh . 1,6'72 S, Henry, Con. 256 • '
33. 33, Lennox, 'con. 286, • 'H. •Vennox, Con,' 276 "
• Dr• V60,1, Goilfrev-:',Con.• 2,11.5 . Dr, F. Godfrey, Con. Aell,
•
.»2L133433J13'49133 20,732 'LT •
tween Kingsgate abd ; 9
iturtok April,' according to the rea„,
• • , Canada from. Coast to Coast •4 Owen -anent' iinnligraton ,repoft,
" Regina, Sask.-The forrnaticai
St John's Nfidt-Hawes and -Co., In 1900 the total storage capacity of the Saakatchiewifn* Corti drottpi.0'. Asi•
Ltd., of London, England, report, that the two ports was.only.'5,700,000 biash; socia'tiooi has 'excited a ."-g-q°6 of
Nel„vfoundland and; Lubrador- exports- els, of whith
ch Port 'Arur ,controlled very substantial
of salt codfish .to 'Europe during .the only ,five per cent. ,313y. the close
year ending 'March 3.1„, 1923, except- 1924 -the elevator capacity.is expected
ing, shipments via LiVerPool or° New to 'roach seventy millions,. ' •
York; and direct, shipments suboe Winnopsg Man -Bringing , with
queritly;1OSt at sa., aznc2twted to 931,- them effects to the 'value of $78,852,
303 cwts., as compared with 1,076,043 and monetary wealth totalling $342, -
during the previous year, , • • 832, approximately 880 settlers from
Halifax, N.S.,--An increase, iirvalue theUnited States calve,. td Canada be -
and., quantity is shown in the annual .
report. of Nova Scotia Pries pro-
iluction. fin., 1922, compked With the
previous year. The value of fish, in-.
eluding the quantities marketed for
consumption, fresh, canned, clued- or
Otherwise prepared, was $10,207A44,
an increase of $428,821,,; •
I. Thirteenth Year In Camp,
Chaplain ,;14ajer,J. C. ?leer, W117 4
in camp at Niagara Camp with the
Ilaldinionol 11thet.,This thii7tiet 1
year in 'camp, ;Ile is one'Of the oldest
adting" chaplains in Canada, and d.
set;ve
with. the Clair. overseas.
, -
Duke and Duchess of York
.
Receive Canadian.Ruw
,
A cicspatcla 'from Ottawa says
Dqing bis recent 'visit to England,
Major H. It. Hodgson,. priVate seore-
tary, to H18»EXCellency the. Governor-.
Genoral, presented to Their Royal
Highnesses, the Dolce. and Duehesa
York the wedding rift of Lord and
Lady Byng of Vinty. The wedding
present was'a .handsome rug made of
the hide of -the largest Buffalo Lined
at Wainwright Fork •Iast .The
preseneation was made at Buckinf,,-
ham Palace,' and , Their Royal High-
nesses expressed their pleasure at re-
ceiving such. a characteristically Can-
adian gift,
-Fredericton, N.8. --The Provincial
GOvernment hits'» given its final
pr6val .for the construction of the new
itgricuktural School building to be
erected on: the property of the, Domin-
ion Experithental 'Station, here. The
plancal1461., a two-stor4y building,
costing in the neighborhood of 325,000.
A feature of the building is 'a judging
arena f on, the livesock with remov..
able .seats,
Quebec, , QUe.-Qhebec Ayrshires
wen chanipion0hip8 Boston, 0,13 the
first one -breed show ever held in
'erica:. Over three ' hunidred .and. fifty
Ayrshires, from tett states and proy-
mces,'coropeted at this show. , R. 13.
Ness and Sons, of Howick; Gilbert
McMillan,. of Huntingdon; W. Lo. e Sir Lanier Gottin , ,
gan, liowick, and E. C. Budge, of Canadian Minister of Justiee, 'who
Beauharnois, were the winners from heads , a delegation to 'Washington
this proVinee.' seeking for the re,storatlan to Canada
, Port Arthur, Ont. -The total ole- of PronortY oiled by GEiru'uji,ls rem` the volume of . savings in Canadian and the Old World. That the, reptta-
,
trator capacity' of Port Arthur and dent in ,Canals, and seized by the. 'chartered banks' has been rising, tion of thishigh grade wheat is in -
Fort Wilhiam will reach ,35,000,000 ;Unitod States during the ...War. T• Ila at the end, of March, 1023, the total creasing is evident from the fact that
bushels by September, thio ;year, he:- Property inyolved is said to 130 two
cording to the chid statistician 'of the .dollar.s worth, of Stock' in Cana- Savings' deposits ainonnted ,to 4i1,19,- a local seed company recentlY received
2175,721,033 nearly $1,40.f11 'every rnam an order for 500,000 bushels of scecl
Port Arthur Chamber of Cominerce, than oor1404'ationa.,- ' • woman and Child in 'the DoMinien. Wheat from the Argentine RepUblie,
Prizes 'Ints 'been' 'Offered 'for the ,firs'p
provincial corn sho'w' at •MaliN, Creek
i2103013 November,
Edineaton, wdinan
graduate,in. agriculture from the
vorsitY .6f,' Alberta ,Was lgiven hd der
,gree • recently: She is Mies Sheilh
'Marryat; Sister of 714.mo. 'Mrs. ParlbY,,
Minister without 33111333511in 'the A1L
0
berta Government;, and liVes at Alize,
'Alta. For two- years Miss MarrYat
'was a, student at' Olds- Agrichltural
'Seho61., She has,
just completed a
three-year course at Alberta 'tiniverL
sity,
Nelson, .13.0.--1Work was coin/Ilene:.
recently- at clehring a» site on the
river near here for the constrnuetio
by Howland and Waltz, of '1V1innea-
polis, of a sawroill„which will form
the first unit of -a limge pulp ,and
F
papernill which is to be erected here;
The City of Nelson will supply' the
'electrie power for the new sawmill,
which 33 expected to he in operation
about the middle of Jane, pending'the
construction of the company's hykiro-
electric plant.
Trees to the number df 10,000 Were
distributed among Saskatoon school
children by the Parks Officials and
Dominion Forestry Branch onthe oc-
casion of Arbor rlay, Each child re-
ceived One maple and one ash. Last
year only 5,000 trees were distributed.
Slrice the declining months of 1922
•
01718102 ""
'Pope's Gift to Spanish Gideon
:The Golden Rose, which W70115 pre-
sentecl"to the Queen of Spain, this year,
is the gift of the Pepe to the Qiteen
who has done most for her church kin.
ing^,the year. "rite vase' and rose tree
are 'gold, Witli twelve gOlden roges and
seven bud$.
Wheat 'grown in _Weston! Canada
has for seVeral years been in demand
ri
froall 'parts of the finite(' States
.M 1 -1A1-'5 114E. MATTER •
" DICK ARE` YOU \A/ORRIE-ID
AeOUT YOUR' BUSINL•S'S
3(0
• IN 11AI.IBITI3ORO.
VUELL.;; I'LL TELL VER , ON E..
THING ! - tr THE. 13,E)Ss'pON9T
TAKE- BACK 141-11\T .5711t)
YESTERDAY --
I ' L L FD0'00A10/ DS rAcNi.cYTh,
RESIGN .4
SAY ?
HE. SAID BETTER LOOK
'FOP, ANOTHER JOS 1
rgi• 4/.1ier02tirlrOt44.1•:;:61.1,X.r
e