HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1924-11-13, Page 2REPUBLICANS GIVE UOOLIDGE IIUGE
MAJORITY IN IMMENSE POPULAR VOTE
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Both Houses of Congress Are Republican by 1VIajorities. Suf.,
flcient to Enable. President to ,Enforce His Policies.
A despatclatrom New York says:- and his party leaders to fight success -
Calvin Coolidge's election to the Presi- fully the bloc opposition which saw
dome, of the United States proves, as
the returns near complete tabulation,
to be an overwhelming ,Republican
victory. The party's popular total
very probably will "exceed the stagger -
his meastires, and policies so often
overridden he the past Congress. This
is apparent both as a- direct numerical
result and because the country has
said such a firm and emphatic "No" to
ing Hardy victory of 1920, and the the radical element that it is regarded
President's position in the Electoral' as doubtful if those with weaker lean -
College probably' will rank third int ings'in that •direction will be willing
strength in the whole history of theito embarrass a President who mod -
country. - The results of Tuesday'a festly has the people behind him.
election, as they appeared on the lat-I "Ma" Ferguson turned the knights
est tabulations, are as follows from, of the Ku I{lux I{lan over her knee
an Electoral College point of view: and gave them a good spanking at
Coolidge, 379; Davis, 139; La Fol -I the polls in Texas. She defeated the
lette, 13. ( Republican -Klan candidate for Gov -
The popular vote cast for President'ernor by 100,000 votes.
Coolidge and his running mate, Brig: For the first time, women will sit
Gen:, Charles G. Dawes, may actually in the legislative halls of Wisconsin
exceed that cast for Handing in 1920,1 as a result of the election. Helen M.
when the totals are complete, but thus
far it appears to be about three mil-
lion short. This is the nearly com-
plete tabulation:
Coolidge, 18,303,118; Davis, 7,076,-
172; La
,076;172;''La Follette, 8,847,959.
Both Rouses of Congress will be
Republican. But, more than that,
they appeal' to be Republican by ma-
jorities that will enable the President lvelssiseippi.
Brooks, of Colonia, will represent the
Green-Wasulnra Counties district,
Mildred Barber, of Marathon, will be
assemblywoman for the first Mara-
thon County district,
One woman, Mrs. Mary T. Norton,
of New ,jersey, will sit in the next
Rouse, the first woman to represent
a congressional district east of the
Pee
ELECT/ON A TRIUMPH
SAYS BRITISH PRESS
London Newspapers See Mes-
sage of Good Cheer in Down-
fall of Progressivism.
A despatch from London says:—
The outstanding point of the majority
of the London newspapers' comment. Secretary for India—Earl; of Birk -
on the United States elections is that enhee-
it emphasizes the prevailing desire oft Colonies—Lieut.-Col. L. C. M. S.
the democracies of the world for a Amery,
period of quiet, stable government: Foreign Secretary—Austen Chun -
and that the people of America are berlain.
no more than those of Great Britain President of the Council and leader
in a mood for the experiments of Pro- of the house of Lords --Marquis Cur-
gressivism. ion.
The Conservative Daily Telegraph Privy Seal—leargdfs of "Salisleuty.
regards • the , "outcome'-' -ae• a much-- -LordeCh"an'cellor--Viscount-Gave:.- more amazing triumph; than that of
the Conservative party to 'G'reat :Bri-
tain. The general desire'fer continu-
ity and stability in national adminis-
tration, it. adds, "has been more than
commonly strong."
Anticipating that the policy of the
last four yearn will be continued and
that United States adherence to the
League of Notions is still out of the
questicei The Telegraph says that,
Ai Smith nevertheless, "the reality of the Re -
as
Who wre-elected governor -of e- publican Government's desire to seel struction that have served generation
effective American co-operation in the after generation are still tiirtting, out
York fpr a third term, snowing under ilo so
Col. Theodore Roosevelt in the later world's work of recovery from the their product and .wild no doubt
returns.
SUcCESSFUt.; CANDIDATES IN UNITED STATES ELECTCONe
Calvin Coolidge elected President for a -second term by large majority—
Genera/1 Dawes is Republican ehoice for Vice -President,
PREMIER BALDIN ANNOUNCES
I
THE PERSONNEL OF I�I'��ISI� MINISTRY
A despatch from Loudon says:—
Stanley Baldwin, the now Prime Min-
ister, has lost no time in drawing up
the list of hie new Cabinet, which has
been submitted to and approved by
the King. The King held a Privy
Council at Buckingham Palace on
IImlay for the tranefer of the seals
of office from the old to the new Min-
isters, who took the oath and
complied with other formalities. The
personnel includes:
Chancellor of the Exchequer --Win-
ston Churchill,
Dominion News Brief Natural Resources Bulletin.Bulletin.:
The Natural: Resoureee Intelligence
Flailfax, N.S.—The City Council bas Winnipeg, Man. --Manitoba's output Service .of the Rept: of the Interior
approved of the immediate re-eetab- at Ottawa says;
lishment of the Provincial Exhibition of butter will be a million null a half In a review of the annual report of
here ,and hire pledsed the city to the pounds more than that of last year, the Explosives' Division of the Dept,
extent of $160,000 as ite share of the acepeding• to the :Provincial- Dairy
Commissioner. The manufacture of of Mines one cannot but be struck by
the number of accidents caused to
cost of reconstructing the bu alifax butter in Manitoba' is ,not only in" boys by the' finding of explosives.
which were destroyed in the Halifax
creasing .but the duality is impr9> ing, This has been especially true of de -
ex 1
p orlon. Basing his figures on the benefits of tonetors, the larger portion th
St, olio, N.B.—The movement of the grading system established, the :accidents'being-caused throughof curle-
potatoes from this province to Cuba, Provincial Dairy] Commissioner fore osity as to what the effect would be
is now reaching its height. Several casts the production as likely to reachwhen exploded by contact with fire
large shipments have already been 12,260,000 pounds this year, and pos- or from exploded
of n blow, The re
forwarded and "arrangements' have rutty 12,600,000 pounds, which will feet in almost, all cases was the loss
leave 7,000;000 pounds for export: of portions of the hand or more. seri-
Regina, Seek, — Saskatchewan's ous injuries.
dairy industry is malting great strides Detonators, or caps, are necessary
this year; as it is in all parts of the when using dynamite and guncotton
prairie provinces. It is estimated that explosives. Decomposition must be
1924 will 'show an increase of 60 per must be started by the application of
been made for _regular winter ship-
ments from Carleton County to Ha-
vana.
Montreal; Que.—The value of build-
ing permits issued ltr September in 56
cities showed a considerable increase
compared with the preceding month
and also with September, 1923. Ac-
cent in dairy products, as 'compared sudden high temperature and pees -
,
to the But•eau of Statistics with the previous year. sure. This is effected b} .ring, a
cording
`n authorized last .,> ted l small charge of fulminate of mercury,
the value of buildings Edmonton, Alta.—lt is e. D which' 'explodes with groat violence
month totalled $14,6GG,604,' while lit that the forest seed plant at Rocky and sets oft the explosive with which
August, 1924, the total was $9,463 Mountain House will be in operation it comes in contact. The fulminate or
was and in September of last year it before the end of the year, This is mercury is compressed in small cop -
was $10;478,618. h est the dist plant of its kind in Alberta. per tubes which are fired by a fuse.
Toronto; Ont,—During the p eriirst p, B,C.f One thousand arta.
year the Ontario Dept: of Agriculture, i The Explosives Division suggests
through its colonization branch, has I ish Colombia rose bushes are being that detonators ,sheulcl not ea convey -
located upwards of 4,000 settlers. upon!shipped to Portland. The "Rose City,"'I ed or ;leopleeeiphl,eryenroe itie or ocher ex -
farms in this province, according to! Portland, fatuous all over the contin plosives on account of the danger of
• t bays t
the v eyieties' aeciden
e annus report produced in British Colmnita, ,Ue,
the branch. In addition quite a large. P' t , . trK7lllo Montt of, 9iiih appeal is that•
the 1 r ort of the director of ent for 'f s roses, J. e.
First Lord of the Admiralty ---Wil- {
cause they are ,the hardiest and est greater caro should iia taken in rile
stritetl for growing on the continent. care of explosives, that detonators
should beakept: away from ,children,
who are n turally- cureeus; :Chat the
ciang'er'!eh° ld be 'explained,. and the
ngodefoie care impressed upon all
Labor --Sir Arthur Steel -Haiti workmen who are intrusted with the
Board of Trade—Sir' Philip Lloyd- ljxgaert State . t W¢p> ft hof ;arse .of exp este e, tetl that both ex-
Greatne, yies14es end, 'd'e�hat8zs•should •11'eise-
Man. wheat—No 1 'North.; $ ,' Iseaj�sgraeli3alh16`lr cured against theft b
Education—Lord Euetace Percy. g y both adults and
Secretary fez' Scotland—Sir John null Farmer IS Better Off. children. Of the 61 persons injured
Gilmour, A despatch -from-Hamilton says. - •last.Yeaz.through.etayiug•wfth detoty-
Attorney-General-Sir Douglas M..1 feed, 63de No. 2'feed 61.c. Sever}e€isausdaai3i4�taiuesseete zi7.e rsiv and e�rvares,•m31 than forty
Hogg.
J ....wW W v u, .,..W �Cvazs Bays,• aTliose"�1ssi"�w,.,,atiie
Mr. Baldwin's official position. will
All the ab$1.27ove cede ,i'L' ay ports o 2 'shout t show an upward trend during result of carelessness on the part of
Am: corn, tract.; Toronto N users of explosives, be handicapped
be the Prime Minister First or of the n Set six months Were cited to the
the Treasur , and lender of. the.House yellow, ed—i o
y iVIillfrled--Doz�," Montreal' freights, -;pure
of Commons. ' bags included: Irate per :'ton, $89inu
It is einderetood'• that this list of shorts, per ton „ y232 25.e middlings,
i'
nineteen . Ministers' constitutes the $38; good feed-fiiOur,-gal bale, $2.25.
Cabinet, although: it is officially an- ' Ont. oets—No 3 white, 40,,tu :51e -
pounced that it is . pot .necessarily Ont. wheat—No, 2 winter, $1.25 to
complete. The other::Mitisters and $1.27; No. 8 Winter, $1.23 to $1.211.;
-Under-Seeretaries will be named later, `No, 1 commercial., $1,21 to' $1:23, f.o.b:
,arid the Government. is not likely to
be completed until 'next week. ..The
Homs Secretary—Sir Wm. Jaynson- Cabinet Ministers, however, will" be
Hicks. Able to follow custom and attend the
Agriculture — Edward Frederick Lard Mayor's banquet Monday in
Lindley Wood,
their official. capacity,,,
liar Clive . Bridgeman.
War—Sir Laming Worthingt
Evans.
Air lginister—Sir Samuel J.
Hoare.
Health—Neville Chamberlain.
number of settlers were located in
on -
Northern Ontario.
G:
The Week's Markets
:
REASONS 1��/I-lCrr��.71-� .1sti its ,
, VVI -<r, 7-S°�S - ��
and.
TORONTO
166,
No. 2 -North., $1.60,• No: 3 North.,
-.
' Man, oicts—No. 2 CW; 664/$e; No. 3
Cw� 64c extra No. 1 feed; 64c, No.
Can Decay in Woos' Be' `
-Prevented'.
Some of the oldest building in Can-
aria now standi g 1';ere_hu11t oP wood,
Fionr and .grist mills of wood con,
war receives a new demonstration in
the election of Charles V. Hawes,-
"In this countrye' it goes one "there
RESULTS OF FIVE BY- is nothing but sincere gratification
that a period of serious political di'ffi-
ELECTIONS IN QUEBEC'culty has been avoided in the United
Stator and thebestof all possible
Liberals Retain Three Out of governments—a government backed
Five Seats While Sherbrooke
Stays Conservative.
A despatch from Montreal says:—
Winners of the •five by-elections held
in the Province of Quebec to fill va-
cancies in the Legislature were:
Ste. Anne, Montreal—S. H. Dillon, distinction of being 50,000 years old,
Liberal: No change.. for at the quarterly ivory sale, which
St.. Maurice --•A. E. Guillemette, took place recently thirty-nine tusks
from mammoths --the ivory weighing
in all a ton—was withdrawn from the
sale because the minimum price could
not be obtained:
There is some mystery as to the or -
by a great popular majority --se-
cured
Ivory is Drug on Market.
Nobody in London seems to want
mammoth ivory; although it has the
Liberal. No change.
Sherlerouke—A. Crepeau, Conserva-
tive. No change.
Bonaventure—P. E. Coate, Liberal.
No change.
fer maay years yet, This is, however;
net always the case. Wood; unfor-
tunately, like practically everything
else, has Its enemies, and probably the
most destructive of these are fungi.
To secure exact information as to the
conditions which facilitate .the setion
of various wood -destroying fungi on
woods used for interior construction
in mills, factories; -eto:, and to work out
procedure and methods by means of
which the deeny may be prevented,
the Forest Products Laboratories of
the Department of the Interior have
been.carry`ine on investigations for
some years,. Expert technical know-
ledge on the prevention. of decay has
been secured as a result of decay
studies in some hundreds of large
buildings.
What is almost of equal importance
to Canadian industry is the series of
mechanical and physical tests evbich
the Laboratories is conducting.ru the
Quebee-.County—L,. Bastien, Con- igin of these tusks: Seven' tons ai•- strengths of Canadian timbers: Data
servative. Opposition gain. ! rived, only a portion of the total being have now been obtained. for practical
' put up for sale in Mlucing Lane, The le all Canadian timbers of any come
ebe •standing of the parties in the mercial value; and tbese are available
Quebec Legislature as a result of the ivory came from the Baltic, via the
b 1 ti T t 1 is 85tee Kara Sea, having been consigned to a to architects, engineers, builders and
y -e ec ons ls: o a sea r - others interested in construction work:
weals, 62'; Conservatives, 22;, vacant, l.; Russian firm of traders. It 7s report -
Balloting on election day brought` ed that the Soviet government had dis-
,covered theni in the frozen fastnesses 1'P --
to a close a campaign .in which the of Siberia. Canada has become Italy's rival as
Ind th of both the Government party' Scientists believe the ivory tusks to a macaroni manufacturer. Three years
and the Conservative opposition figure' be at least 500 •centuries old, •i3naike• ago the Dominion iraported 7,000,000
ed.Ca et Mini Trsctoured and consul minds ' '£ macaroni' principally front
Cabinet Ministers toured the consti=��nts�-furies;^the•-rnaurrrti3tU-s-ttialts;�o, P
-mare, oeeriee all ot•them .solid, and.;;tt}e It ] Last year it imported only a
tuencies, while Arthur Serve, Opposi-
ri to Ily of a dar•k• 'few -hundred .:pounds Canada's fac-
,
•
After 'a long search a patrol of
Royal Canadian Mounted Police, head-
ed by Inspector T. V. Sandy•Wunch
(above), brought back to Vancouver;
B.C., recently,. five Indians, charged
with murder,
John
tistie
Th
orgai
misti
1 tieing {Agenta' Association by
jT, tdd`§sbht�`y''al' Ralis'oili "Eta-
{ Bureau of Boston.
rsaeong on; which. the Babsoe.
t i' ationra:lt�ave based their opti-
forecast are:
vo-thirds of the period of re-
shipping points, according to freighte,: adjus Ment have been experienced..
Barley -Malting;: 86. to 90e. Henee,lthe Worst is over+:
Buckwheat—No, 2, 80 to 83c.
Rye -No. 2; $1.06 :to $1:07.
Ont: 'flour—New, 'ninety er cent.
2. The purchasing power of the
.GRLa inn farmer has been greatly tri-
p prompt
cress d, despite Lthe decrease in the
n
cal
pat,, in jute bags, t o a 6volume of" major crops.. The, farmer
shipment, d $6'; Toronto basis; $6; bulla is re eiving from 16 to 20 per cent.
eaboard nominal. 5
more for his product this year: This
mean$' more business.
3. Canadian exchange is now on
Toronto, $11.50 No. 3, $12.60: a par with the American dollar. This
Straw -e -Carrots, ta, per ton; le pointe' steep ly , to cue; conclusion:
Screenings—Standard, recleaned, f. - � , •substantial faith in
Republican Victory Haig
Prompt Effect on Wall Street:
A despatch from New York says:—
The Republican victory was promptly
reflected in Wall Street,. the markets
scoring „substantial advances. --Turn-
over on the New York 5toclt' Ex-
change reached1,823,000 shares, 'Traci --
Matt: 'flour -First pats., in jute
sacks, $8.50 per bbl.; 2nd pats:, $8.
Hay --No. 2' timothy, 'per ton, track,
T"
o.b: bay ports, per tori, $22;50. Banks s lino
Cheese—New, large, 20c; `twins; -Canal
'and its future.
20%c; triplets, Rice Stiltens, 22c. Old,' 4. he world et large is waking up
large 23 to 24e; wins, '24 to 25c; to th�;unliounded poestbilities offered:
triplets, 25 to 26ce by investnioait in Canail*. ' Many
Butter—Finest creamery :prints, autho ,sties` ieleo have studibd" Canada
403. to 41%c; No: 1 creamery, 88% 'cloeel ',believe that, de the nineteenth
to,89%c; No. 2,:86 to 36c; dairy, 28:ill
the •United States so
to 80c. • century made ,
Eggs—Fresh extras, in cartons, 58 m a like degree •will"this •century make
Canada.
to 60q; loose, 55 to 67c; storage ex-, 6. There are 3to burdensome sup- surveying chip in 1912, at a place off
tries, lit cartons, 48 to •49c; loose, 47
1 firsts, 43 to 44c; ger- plies of eemniodities overhanging the the .coast cf. leigeanao, Philippine Is -
age s ; storage
Is -
age seconds, 37 to 38c: Canadian market. .This ,obviates -lfqui_ lands, where bottom wus xeacheli at .a
epee life, The; gecatest. a all the ne,
tueM resources' elfiCanadaeis her chill-
dren; letustherefore exercise every
precaution in the, care and use, of
explosives that they quay be protected
from accidents by this cause.
Deepest Spot m Ocean.. .
The deepest place in any ocean, so
Par•` discovered; is'loceee'd about fifty.
miles off the .coast of Japan, in the
Pacific. Ocean, according: to, informa-
tion matte public by the U.S De_pert-
ment of the Intake' throug_U the Geo-
logieee Survey.
Tlie Japanese' man-ofavare the Man-
chu, found the sp.ot recently while on.
EL ohertenalcing cruise for the Japanese
Naval Department. Its depth was se
great that it could not, Pe- measured,
for the reason that the sounding wire
carried by the vessel reached 'only 32,-
644 feet, or nearly 6% miles.
How much deeper than the length
of the, wire used the ocean may be at
this place cannot even be guessed.'
Tile greatest ocean depth previously
known 'was discovered' by ae Berman
Live poultry—Hens, over 6 lbs, 22e;
do, 4 to 6 lbs„ 20c; do, 8 to 4 lbs, 15e;
spring" chickens; lbs. and over, 25c;
roosters, 12c, cea'cklMgs, 5 lbs. and up;:
18c.
Dressed poultry --Hens, 5 -lbs.,
28c; do, 4 to 5 lbs., 25c; do, 3 to 4 lbs.,
18c; spring chickens, 2 lbs. and over;
80ge roosters, `16e; 'ducklings, 6' lbs.
and up, 25o.
Beans—Can., hand-picked,. lb., 6%e;
primes, Gc.
Maple produete-Syrup, per imp.
gale $2.60; per 6 -gal. tine $2.40- per
gal.; maple sugar, lb., 26 to 26e.
Honey -00-1b. tins, 18%c per lb.;,
10 -Ib, tins; 13%c; 5 -lb. tins; 1446.;
2%-1b. tins,' 15c.,
Smoked meats -Sams, med., 27 to
29c; cooked hams; $8 to 40c; smoked
rolls, 18 to 20c.;;.cettage rolls; :21 to
24c; breakfast bacon; 23 to 27c; spe-
cial brand breakfast bacon, 29 to 31c;
backs,' boneless, 33 to 38e.
Cured meats—Long clear bacon, 50
to 70 lbs.; $17.50•; 70 to 90 lbs., $16.80;
90 lbs and up, $i6 50, lightweight
rolls, in, barrels,•' $33,- 'Leavyweight
rolls, $2'7;'
,
Large-e•tierces; 18 to' 181Fac"-
tubs, :181/x,. to 19c;' peels, IBlei to 19%ce
prints: 21 to 722e; shortening,'tlercese
u.Y-
144/a to 150; 'tubs,:'14a'4 to 15s/a,c;:
rnajo ty are ex .rna
tion Leader, delivered a number of 12.000' 00 bund ing ne the morning neared 1,000,000, 'pails; 15% to lec; rints, 17 to 174/ c:
t turned out 0 p s
speeches
grayish color. although it is possible ones _rue , - •''Ex cit;st er ; ;c cite, $'7-.to,$7-.5,0;.
Acoin the various ridings: its ea ed f'ozn 2190,013. the largest showing in three years In P 1 -
they are white inside. Some •bE them E'tports: Cr s § do, geed, •'$b to $6.60',-Uutohei steeps,
According to first counts o£ the '. th first two: sales reached the'croree '- o • b•` u '
ballots, the 1Libeial, majorities in rtllcoss.lize enaug to be dated be- P.� t hu a total of' 805,e00 rshares, Ilusis : F ' et. $
fore the flood, while others are of a n28. The fr•roduct: wen .pnnctpally ,. 8 , choice; $&.26:to $6; do, goo8; $4.76. to
the isit{{ Government t t the United States Great Britain s li '•d , vele
• b tib coni $2 50 to �3 do •
Odd
gild'
ounds•in 1922 -,to, 2 229,000 pounds m e b t 6 2 b titter Heifers
leek f i d h
„nes was' na ion -wt e r r toric
- 'houses ru eed Wiell orders:
h s ... 5.59',. 'tb' 6 do'' • coin ' to -pair.
and`Be- iuYn:':$
b`
e sett - e overnme .v y re-
tallied were cut.
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Duchese of Athol)
One oz the three women who wall
silveeleesaeeee71„�e`:PeaMgeeetetwkliee ell
British election. Lady .Astor was re-
efeeted,
bright yellow, and are well' preserved.
Most of 'them,however, look Iike old
branches of dead trees. ,;;,
The bids„did not go above £41 for
4iese prehl totle tusks. Some east
African ivory, whicheold at the same
time lerouglft' a top price of £219 the
bund redvt elgh t.
2 50 eo the Or
butcher cowse cli6ide'
$4 to $4 60 • do -•Pau; $3 rto ee3.7511 do
canner$ 'cuttees a i.56 to $2150
...'l: 7! .�.a.9a•9.-ys�», <,:�• sc'"�z,yr/a .$.` :es.<3.tF'r �:�cv�aar'. nv1k:,c,?{t,..<t.x ,Y .,v�.•.`- waWv{.,,.� . 2':.u. `Hl�. �n�ri• %v..>.FSv> ua. ..n fa•ta :�,+.5;r.{�?Y.'l�".ww'''.':D. . �,ry•'�#.,r,a�efrs. ~';#,.�.+1.'v,:'i°,'.. ...,i.;, ..^: ,
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Mier"tllls;good;$$3,50 te-$4.25,•d0;
.ain nd tp $310;'iI&NbSltigntt$2. 0 to, 1 $$3 f ee ing ucers,I -geed, $5'25. to
$5.50;eitt faer, 4:50 tees$5';
siocke%s;
t good t e $4 60, eel fait $3360'tb• $4e
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-$4 Ifiejt,i> e;ege; 'c'llbtce, $ 5:eeto ee.
.$6, culls $2 le4T roolYchtsjce"leiriebs
i , :911 to $•12, teekelce;'$3•'-% $1e r eielle,
•e8 to $9 flidgsefed:and Wateredd, ee60.:e
ido fob.,"$9, do, 6:1untrypoents $875.;,
to; bff cars $10 .select grenaiume
$1.78.1 to
,
l ethdd” f Extr I' ing Kure ;
inDiscov ry ofrai xetpoc t ett,a, ting t x
ife sfee antftee tietebtediieectly"teem j
iron ors,; eliminating Che use of emelt- F
,iro8hvnou aloest is apriqunceroey nf Swed i
teh etgde[tet Flod e of the; I-Iagefors
`Trott. Wohy.CCt The lirventione•lvhich is i .•3
the reault of extensive experimental ,
work, has aroused lively interest r ='
aneting metal expeetseend will immedi
atejee be submitted to- practical�*ste i""
on allargeri•,seele p I r
Hee% igethe"etety duiAArab woman
bakea,he„.•bread: She makes a pit in >
the'seliagand builds a`hot' fire in it.
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When the broad. is dome she icicait "I{iPling, daughte}..of �iVlr and,.l4,rs lttidyard Kipling. Mr. Baldwin. Nears
W p
ori' with a pair of tongs, smile of the victor even before hie piety: was returned:
ciiiveia choice $10,tb $1i ,50-,;d$niYrted.,
$R 50 t , el ehe ee grit sees • $3 60 io
dation' and discount•
6. The balenee of, trade ie Canada
has Bever Been better since `1919.. '
7. European conditions are steadily
?teeth of 32,1(3' feet: These great
depths have lately become interesting
in connection with the study of earth -
qualms tliat'aepear to be produced by
improving. The uncertainty caused the slipping'of etrata:along the planes
by the Presidential elections in the deep in the crust of the earth.
United States is now dissipated.
WINTER GRIPS ENTIRE
CANADIAN WEST
ppeinge>r' ??� ohce,efeel to ref halo
'ecws t$46 !to y;066 eltd�ces it 3�eop -
$7 60 rte. 8” fieavt'es nil bu drsr 4 to
:: a ,' MON . R`gAi:i a
a 68,%c ,do,
Our% -Cite west -:Nie 2 :&4c rFleur,
e 3, GG'i/ c=extrar.Ne 1 Eeed �
oe :Man spicitg ewheat :.pats„ xasts ` 8 50,,. o u I aJ ya 5 r The 6 m , ' 'inp;;ts t the Lon- ia,
roi�iids, :$8 'st 1g :bakers, $7.$O;syvin- : ' k)e a$ ; Fs a %9 j.�, ' enburg, �TT1 3��' ng fie eehav 'peti14scre''
:'ter pats:, choice $6x.75 i $ 3.85. Bran, ' s 3 year setae. ;el? ,425 q,uineei of iii"sh,,
"oats, ba 90 lbs., $3.76 to 3.86. Bran, Cf` a
15 $` whit have tern sold for 916t39,200,
$30,26." Shorts,""'$32.26. `"Y-tii'ddlings,' The averagw c�;tch thia.;,ygai.i s I;xfger
�a
than last year and conditions at�.gen-
'M,rs ,Miriarn,A Fergvsanr r orally bettor, all, the catch being a1 •
;byho ryas elected as governgr oP .t oxss,,.read, `,•sur '"' ' ' "." e fi e�iiilen t v -
y Y1. IYi1l .a„f34�,K. , •>oYbe-ea e :
in, a {lard battle against the Klan, iitg the c illi, `
Snow From Six to Eight Inches
(Deep in Three Provinces.
A despatch from Winnipeg says:—
The entire• Canaiiiam West is now. in
the grip of cold, bleak winter. Heavy
snowfall, according to -reports, has
been fairly gene"r`al' thee:44116ot the
The deepest place in, the Atlautic
Oeean thus far found lies Just east of
the Weed df Hatti, where the depth
is 27,922 feet.
Heart and One Lung lois-
placed.
Au interesting operation was re,
eentlyipetrermed ori filmy, at tee -Lon.
don Hospital, .a castiron Spike, nine
inchee ,long,. and three pounds in
weight; leaving been remoieed s iet:ethe
southern portions:of the three Prairie Tully from his body. Although the
Provinces during' the .past 24 hours, heart and one lung had to;,Ue displaced
while en other districts low temper- for purposed ,of the operation' neither
atures prevail
Eight inches of snow fell in Cal- t U 1
gory and district;' 'A uniformly heavy y, g
fall ,as experieeteed.-in:the southern
organ was injured, le ' any uas;; nor
Were any of the :retain aarteries eo ten,,
The bo Ed He t.h., fi;fteen,y.eers.'
old, fell from % e ulipergeoreh of big
part of Saskatchewan, while in Mani- house and became impaled on the rail -
;t ins the stomn wadenorageneral; with legs below, one of Alto s kes iwl which
V enni a eefid- Beeinddn Bion ` was barbed nice a sll'ea, he4'd kI delle{ , ; i
1 p, � _ keted -
a e' ,
d i ' ,l
lei breast an s .post
lits t ,1� � . .
wtth'sii'bW tnorA ,than eii?'lirch's deep:
gg ,
u :e. $ throu h the body 8 a y±rrr . -a
Predlet ens. are``for• eethee� snow g „ re • `" ,
l ; Tiis father heard i,Ue 1" y cel tui
fall and contnu•ued co=d ori statuses. �n „� e t t
' t; � ran out end lifted Kuru off.-titer>Cailin s„ 'kV
Wmt�er lest yeah sst tn>aimosi: a a g
'month Ilatoz+' witit:-the: f tst- sna;vfall biiL as he did so the spike snapped off.'
' •iho' boy- nas rushed to the hospital.
fn Manitoba on-'Chttstma's ]gay. -
r ..
i
-
Itr.wietpiethe hiede_brol;e+
throng a eel) "in its pae,eage intgoh•13±
Uody, and carried with it a portion of
the bglrgeehiet -aeget t•ee sire of14,:s
hendlciteehlefe4whicli tc;eq:as-a•3 . ,,ad+,
blunting the head �of the rp11,e and Pte-:
vontiatet+e pieseing the heart.
1heettieemonsexpeiienreel grei dif-
iipplty in removing the barb,''1'oef
ineheeeel oaeeli4. sleeve it wes locked
7e.be the - tit% rib ' nIL'At lertgilirg
Lhe' ,ribs it wile everiiteaio} tg#noeleete .
The deeplagme ear dn1 13 nit adlnsted
them iWYPY3ieil''of 6ITO.ir- 9itiith8#tdTd::k
In° weighing your onetime consider
yoar tfivn •ItieposNlAsrornsc:atlle wAti oft
3, i of a thing never varus;.,jlut ngt;gall
: scales are true.,
,�^g821y avt4Not�, pet tontcrary lots]
the su ken calves p%, to $9 `z5, etesserc
$3.fi0; .liogs, -fair, $9.5iri ,tje goo&
quality, $9.75; selects, $10.25.