The Seaforth News, 1937-12-02, Page 3THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1937
THE SEAFORTH NEWS
PAGE THREE.
Stephen Cartwright To Speak from
New York
•I'Unit-
ed
commentaries trir , n l ni i
eco States affair, as they affect lana
ria will he broadcast, oyer the national
network of the CBC, 845 to t/.(9) pint,
EST, beginning December 3. The
Ihroadcaets, which will originate !n
New York, will be by Stephen Cart-
wright, a Canadian who is now man-
aging editor of "Ciirrent I11istory."
will interpret political, economic anti
social developnit'nts, and will deal
.with 'hath domestic and foreign Poll -
cies.
Cartwright, before going to New
York, was editor of ""I'h•e Canadian
Forum." and previous to than was mi.
vale secretary to lion. IViatcent Mas -
say, Canadian High Conunissioner to
Lond•0n and former minister to the
United States. He is a graduate of the
Clniyersities of ".Toronto and Oxford.
'reef commentaries, to be known as
'The United Mmes," also will he
broadcast a,. a CBC. international ex-
change feature over stations of the
Mutual Broadcasting System.
Hawaiian Nights
:Another thirty minutes of popular
Hawaiian melodies will be presented
to the CRC, mirleaat and w'eUern net-
works by lack 'Riddell and his Hawai-
ian !Orchestra on December 7 at 1111 .30
p.m. •ESI'. The !Hada fox trot. "I Like
Yon"; "The Image of Yon": "Rock
:V 1e In a .Cradle. of. "Kana," and
'Jungle Love Song" will he instru-
mental offerings, Mary Baron, Edith
Stt ith.nn and Helen Chance, •ha•rm-
are in the 'et1's, and "The Fable of
the 'Goat and (Other Poems," a new
volume by E. 1. Pratt,
School Pals Re -united '
Two school pais, parted since 01910,
were brought together again by the
CBC' special Remembrance;Day
broadcast. it tette revealed in 'Van-
couver, where the program origin-
ated, Hngh Smith, of Vancouver, and
Archie Paterson, a t atien't at Shaitgh-
noesy Military (Hospital, renewed a
friendship started thirty years ago,
when both attended the same school
at Bannockburn, Scotland.
Smith, seated in his home, heard
lPatersoo during a pickup from the
hospital. He recognized his voice and
name, The result ways that a meeting
was arranged and old days were dis-
cussed, Both •expressed appreciation
to 'C130 for bringing them together.
Corporation Features Day By Day
111 '1'intes Eastern Standard
I li rsday, December 2):
11(2.310 p, m. "National Irarm and
ilumne 1lou•r." With special cov-
erage of International Livestock
Exhibition at Chicago, From
Ch icago.
cl pant, -"Streamline" 'Orchestra di-
rectit•n of ferny Faith with solo-
ist. Froin 'Toronto.
Friday. December (l.:
2 p.n1.'N11(' Music Appreciation
Hoar, Conducted by \Valtbr
I/atirost•le llrronn •New• York.
7 pan. "Ki,hmntil Castle." Celtic
folk -lore and song from Inver-
ony trio, will sing "Blue Hawaii," uesn, Cape Breton, under direc-
"tia Moine" "Pratt .Rnselani," and "To tion Kenneth Leslie, Frcint do -
Von Sweetineart. Aloha." verness,
"Night Shift" from Calgary Saturday, 'December 4:
3 pins "I„ondon ('tiling," Re-
throa•dCast of Empire transmis-
sion, From BBC,
$ pen. "'Bite Indian Speaks," 'Palk
by !Rev. !Peter Kelly. tHaida
Tribe). From Vancouver.
Sunday, December 5:
6.30 pent. 13)3. Stewart Review,
the !News. 'Front ;Halifax.
+8 p.m. "Columbia VVor.kshop,"
Dramatization. From New York.
0 p,m"Within I'he,e \Valls.,,
Dramatization, T'roti, Toronto.
Monday, !Decent'ber 6:
8,3!1 pen. "'Pietnrrs, in Music."
\lttsictl sketches with 'ok,ists:
Allan Red', organist, and tete •:\r.
eaten Concert •Orchestra muter
the direction Marjorie Payne.
From 1Talif:tx,
0. 30 pen. •'Half`rHour-With '01101 -
here," '''losts and archeetra.
Trout Montreal.
Tuesday. December 7:
3 p.0) ""The Happy (lang," Var-
iety program. Prom 'Toronto.
4) p,01, "Bonjour, Paris, Bonsoir."
IFrench cabaret scepe direction of
Andre I)urieux with iHeuri Le-
tondal, toaster of ceremonies.
From 'Montreal.
Wednesday; !December \S:
'5.16 pen. '1)ot1 Winslow of the
ae,S, Navy. Dramatic .serial. 'Front
The 1nstitnt1 of Technology and
(Fine Art, t ogary, e hich is operated
by the':\lbertt governneut and which
is said to be unique among the educa-
tional institutions of Canada, *will be
-described for national network listen -
eors of the Ctltfdtan Broadcasting Cor-
lunation on l)ccemhnr .i, front 0,30 to.
'10.(10 -p.tn, EST. The Corporation
commentator-e'quipped with a port-
able microphone will visit many points
of intcreet in the institute and, be-
sides giving a description of the vari-
ons nr,gt' to on which the students
weak, will arrange for direct sound
pitluaps Dui interview's with officials
of the• "llIff.
The Book Review
Pour vuhmies by Canadian writers
witl he reviewed by ,Prof. J. 'h, 11ae-
dun;,ld during the "Book 43evicw"
broadra,t from Toronto over the na-
tional netwmdc •December 4 at 7.311
p.m 1' s 1 . The • works will he '• lfani-
tob t Essay ." compiled in honor of
the• Meth anniversary of the ,fonuding
of llanitoha university: Hector Char-
lesworth's 'I'm Telling 'Yon,' in
w'hieh the author of earlier candid
chronicles continues his reminiscen-
ce Life's Waking 'Part," an autobi-
ography by Jaynes brazier Smith, who
weal to 0111115 as a medical mission -
SEED GRAIN SUGGESTIONS JONESY'S DOLL courteously as his Latin companion.
FOR SPRING OF 1938 loue,v jingled the gold coin. in Jonesy Was suspicious of Mexicans,
hi- pocket. It was pay 'lay, and the tool (11011 experience, but from lack
)From Dent. er Agriculture, Match.) little trumpeter of Troop X had sign- of it., But the stranger bore tui arm,
The Ontario 'Liepa'rtnettt of Agri ,,i hi mule three fines and reccivi,1 and yeas friendly in mariner. They
culture has just Completed a careful from Uncle Sarin one large and two rude on together, and the genial eon]
survey of the seed' situation for the small gull pieces in payment for his of the young tri, trpeter expanded to
sprint; seeding of 119318. This survey ntnnth s work, the other's advances,
indicates that there is now ,utficient '.Troop X together with some de- 'They were more than halfway to
oats and barley in the province to 'tachanc•nts from New England had the 1)toucan ranch when they came
look after the 111131)) seed requirements lately arrived in (Arizona to overawe to a fork of the trails. !One road led
Provided, of course, that every farm- the nneasy ncighhor 10 the south. 0p the valley to the ranch and the
er villi immediately have the best of 'Now, pus'ted in this village of a doz_ other, 'ttarning at right angles. rldnt•it-
his grain cleaned and set aside for en adobe houses occupied mostly by ed the mountains beyond which lay
his seed. Many fanners appear to -Mexicans, the troop watched its al- Mexico. By 1-h'at time the two were
brink that fiecause their grain this lotted stretch of border, Nor was that in the midst of a warm but friendly,
year is off colour and a little ander all the troop was assigned to guard, argument relative to the merits of the
standard in weight that it will not The big general store that supplied revolver and the automatic pistol. La-
nrake .suitable seed, but tests already the country for miles around wan ter when Jonesy reflected on the e.v-
made show that when this off-colour- sitnateri here, and the .;tock T carried en) Ile rent •sir c •
t at red t here 1 that it was the
ed and under -weight grain has •heels was tempting 'bait to raiders. But \lcxican that had 'broached the sub-
thoroughly cleaned up to a ` rte% cut things had quieted down. The ;,ever lees.
in some instances, good seed was se- al store profited greatly by the pres- "It's just as accurate and shoots
cured which germinated as high as enee of a hundred men who had n, faster. It hasn't gcrt the ';lump' of a
90%.. If this work is done now the other place in wiiicli to spend their revolver and sights quicker," declar-
cl'eaned ant grain can be nsed for money. ed Jonesy of the antcitnagic. The Mex -
feed. And it was to the More that Jonesy lean politely shrugged his shoulder.,.
With this in view the Department wee hound. He had some .;mall thing: "For ate, u: ,evolve," he said,
'feels that if .Ontario farmers follow to gest of course, such as cantly and a "Rift then," he added, 'I nevaire
otic some such 'policy there will he no handkerchief or two, hot they hail shoot 0 automatick."'
great shortage of seed next spring. little place in his thoughts. His mind "Niel"' shot unel You don't know
They will hive .seed of known variety wan set on just one thing 00105 all what you've missed," declared Jonesy
and 0110,1n and yvill not 'l ' oblige(' the many tltings the stare contained, ent;tusicistically,
when spring comes to 'buy unknown 1t wa, a creature with red cheeks Hie eyes fell on a -discarded him can
seed; probably at very itiglt prices or and midden locks, pearl!- teeth and beside the trail. In boyish bravado he
use weedy ungerminated feed grain. arched brows, line raiment and silken Strew his pistol, levelled it quickly
'Many farmers have a funding mill slippers, 11 was a I1'n•is doll and 'tired, 'l'he can jumped from the
of some description, which with a lit- l•on•sy had• frequently visited the sand and had •scarcely settled before
ropair and an extra screen 00 two, 9)011111n ranch. There in a one-etorey another shot I no-1a'd it en.I tn'er end,
will clean grains. The correct screens, 'thole ranch honer lived the hard "Bravo," exclaimed the elew!t•ae,
of course, are important, and shenld working lather and mother and. the with admiration on every feature.
any farmer be in doubt, the 'Depart= little fairy Alicia, queens o3 the horse- "Ver' tine, 1 dull nevair. do it as
mem t will be Tad to furnish this its- hold. i3etteeen the live -year old amt well."
formation on request. Where farmers Jonesy had sprung up a friendship "Try it!" said the youngster cordi-
tine within driving, and trucking tis- that amounted almost to adoration ep ally and passed the pistol to his corn -
lance of power cleaning plants that the part of both. Jonesy did not re- pinion.
have scourer, and carter disc masts- ;'rel spending half his ,uontlt's par "How you use it -r" ctaced the 11'exi-
lnes. it will pity thetas to have their fur the gorgeous creature front Paris can guilelessly.
cleaning clone at one of these plant,. cos a gift for his young friend. .1ottcsy explained how to poll :back
\Vhat is most important i, that the He w0'. concerned, however, fest he the slide for the thief shot and how
fainters start now 50 that the clean_ be caeght in the act, for on pity day, thereafter al! that was necessary was
ing and gmin;ctbe done the• store wa"fall ui ttuop,rs, But to release the safety.
properly andcrnotng leacanve it unt21 it rtfn•r con,iderahle intnt1e))rut:g tun- ":1.11," said the Mexican. ":1n how
spring resit develops. tGerntinatimt e''y' got the ,proj>rietor aside and ex- many shot left?"
test: acv sInv and r,iten marc Chan hlained Itis tants. "'11Wive." ltnewered Ionesy, "bIrf
one test i, necessary for satisfactory ''1Do it up well and don't tell any- shoot away, Inc'got plenty more in
results. one,'' he cautioned the storekeeper. lute
To make a germination tee! in youn ,The Old Man has given Isle :he at ".\'h," Itttn•nutred the \Iesican ag-
home, pert a piece of blotting paper ternoan off, and I11 be bade for it in 'Sin, ile sighted and :fired, And again
on a plate with just cnott,gh water to a little while," the: can jumped. eelgood," said the
keep it damp. Spread a definite nuns- ?\n hour later Jonesy rude ap to trumpeter . generously, although he
lel• of seeds, .say 113). 0,1 fee top of the store an old Prince. \ gout boot was a hit chagrined- 10 :see his shot,
Ike blotting paper. alert cover with was slung from his saddle, but it wee attached s0 easily.
another piece of blotting paper, Put c•ntpte of ite rifle. The lilt;! trump -t_ .\ ver' line gem," remarked. the
this in a fairly waren place, 1ahn111 er hurried into the store 10 get itis Mexican easily. "I like her so well 1
roan temperature (70 degrees Ftth.1, dell. • -t'in1 1 ,keep her."
keeping the hillg paper moist - Murphy had it ready for hila. It Ile was still emiling% but there wee
ihrot,ghotit the 1„..t. ,A) the end 0f cfx sett, door tip in a long shapeless brann0 mirth in his eyes, 1ti place there
to frit days. if it oats. harlev ot. 4-)) that stilted •k,nesy's purposes. It Was noMellting very near hatred. Ile
Wheat, count the healthy n truest fitted as enngly into the gam boot as touched his mount with a ,pur• 1(112
sprouts 11101 just everything that Could be desired, dlsappt'm'iug in its swung away- from the trooper. Jonesy
sprouts attd from this calculate the 'lep•ths so that there tea, no sign of unit h1'111,'f looking rlotin the bar -
percentage germination it. ,lonely rode aw:ev over the trail t, rel of his own pistol. The 3feeicar
Should you desire to have this ger- the' ranch, nodded toward the mountain trail
ruination made 'hy the 'Dominion Seed 'Ili,. was pasting; ,,,beriy along a "Yon go this way, gringo. Yon be-
1)ep:n•unent then it will be necessarythe trot whenthe sound of gallopin_ have 1 no kill yot1.'
10 send a one pound sample of your hoofs behind hint m,•ttic hint turn his "Of ali the mean,, contemptible arid.
:ern!" exclaimed the indignant troop-
"311•te pronto!" snapped the 11oxi-
':mt liup!ng riff the safety with .Itis
thunti.
Joite y reined Prince up the moun-
tain trail: the 3Ieeiteit fell in behind
hint,
Ali the afternoon the captive and
the cantor 3,.}1.,wed well -hidden trail.
ever the mountains. At sunset they
ane out ,m a-o•rthent ,lope. Be-
. r them spread a great barren des -
alley ,
e.s-
alley, heyoud which more moan-
:Ili- loomed, Jonesy. -hail given him-
, :r, to g.:oout. .le had no chenee
escape. The 3lexiran haul .1:100 1„
'11 , o,el• 111:,11 at brother. From time
tine he lied bantered the young
trooper anon) his race and calling, Int!.
lone r had hehl his wngae. Nae the
\I exn en ;poke again,
"33 e no through the Canon of the
and then--elexi10," voltin-
ie,-t' ,l. 'Ton know rvlty site call Can-
al of Death -r' be queried tauntingly.
'Chu, , time we tied many gringoes--
)nen, women-. ye:, an' child'eit. 1.1I1
rem all. \\'wnen cry ch.ild'e,, cry.
R"e
(Ton' car. Fill tent all. •\V'hy not?
tiring'oes kill us all ton."
.Ionesy had :heard of that massacre.
Ile had heard of the Canon of the
1)ead, lie could not repress a. shedder.
Ile wished he might have seen it in
aleasant er r(nittr 115ta,1 nes,
"You 'frail," the Mexican taunted.
'Perhaps you hear spirits call?" •
"•Att, shut up!" said Jonesy suilcn-
�y
"Nal Nal" the Mexicans chided hien.
"Von be good, perhaps i let you
all: hack home. I?enlraps • I change
mind. \Vc see. '5„!"
So ,Innes} descended into the Cann-
on of the 1llcad. The :stip wept abrupt,-
the gloom of night. fell, The wail's
of the narrow canon grew in `knight.
The horses p!i•lcea their way 'ovensea
txnilder-strewn trail tvliere id the
rainy sea ,n a torrent must have nim
lone t g,ave Prince hi, lead, for in
the nurcasnng dulness he coi.tld Ito
lunger sae what lay in front of diem.
The -_1n-,in ,1f the '11aee was aj,uti1-.
lug. Jonesy thought of the vutocents
who had perished there and hated
his captor with a new fervor.
The the trail dr,ioped steeply away
seed Properly labelled, addressed to bead, :\ "pained" Polly was overtak-
ing
-
3)nminiut Seed Branch, 196. Collier
film, and Jonesy saw that it bore
s U•cet Toronto, for all samples from a Mexican. The .man was not of the
:smith -western Ontario. type that Jonesy knew. The rider wa-
more Spaniard than Indian, a ,lender
yuan with at olive skin He rode np
New York. beside ,Iciest with a eourteone linen
5,31 pan, "National Sing Song." 0, dia.. Senor, and Jonesy nodded 1 S'
Community singing under the di- salutation. "Pott no mind I ride teevth
rection of 413' rge Young. Front you:" asked the Mexican.
Ottawa, ' '.o1 et till," answered Jonesy as
t r
ook
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and Jonesy closed hie legs round old
'Prince to keep in his saddle. More
startling than the crash of a gun in
that awesome place canine the weird
plaintive cry of a •child, seetuilegly
front underfoot, ",lanai" it called.
and then the silence was heavier titan
ever.
A .Spanish oath came front the lips
of the Mexican. As for Jonesy he was
for the moment as startled as the
other. The Mexican reined furiously
abreast of him,
"Von do tltatt" the Mexican ang-
rily accused hint. Jones; felt the muz-
zle of the pistol against his ribs.
'I? flow could 1 do it?" Ire de-
manded. ('hen he pressed the gun
boot with Iii, knee. •
\-ramal" carie the cry seemingly
from the ground beneath them again,
"Mother of 'God," cried the 1lexi-
can, terrified, The pistol dropped to
tine canon floor: In the. gloom a hard
fist with weight behind it shot out,
and the Mexican followed the pistol
to the bed of the canon.
,By the time the Mexican had re-
covered from .the blow Jonesy had
)dismounted and regained his pistol. -
1-1e had also been through the fellow's
clothes and discovered a evicked-look-
ing knife, which he took. The Mexi-
can got to his feet at Joneey's com-
mand.
"Now mount and go back the way
we camel Jonesy ordered, 'If you
behave yourself," he repeated the
other's words mockingly, "I no kill
y-ou.'.
At daylight the two weary riders
periled up before the door of the ,Dun- '.
can ranch, •:\t Jonesy's call father and
mother and little ,Alicia appeared in
the doorway: 'T'hey looked on iia
0indernten1 as the little trumpeter
drew a package from his g'tto boot
and removed the wrappings.
"There's a little present' I brought
you, Alicia,' said Jonesy offering her
the doll.
-For a moment the child hesitated.
Then with a rapturous 'cry she .gath-
ered the doll to iter breast,
"Mantel" it cried plaintively:
jone,sy's captive straightened in his
saddle. His 'bewilderment changed to
anger, la1neey stet his glances with a
grin,
"Tine spirits of the Canon of the
1)easl," he explained.
TESTED RECIPES
Apple Salads
Whether fresh, dried, evaporated or
,canned the apple i, a wholesome food,
easily prepared, attractive and palate
able at all 'times, There is no waste in
a good apple. Due to the large am-
ount of pectin contained 111 apple
sluice, it may be used in other fruits
to give a consdste•ncy to jams and
marmalades. and even the paring, and
the cores of apples may be utilized
r iellr.. The following recipes are
tJ:cn front the "Canadian ,Groom .en -
pies," issued by the ,Dominion De-
em:ment ,1f \grictlture, This budle-
'in iuct he obtained 'frosts the:Public-
ity and lixtcnsinn Branch of the De
-
'element at Otto .tat free on request.
Baked Apple Salad
Bake Canadian -el -own applets until
tender, Stuff the centres with nuts
and raisins and serve with ,salad
dre sting'
or. whipped creant.
Apple Salad
tet in dice •half 11 pound of cold
veal or pond, turd two large Canadian -
grown _apples. :\def two chopped
pickles, one tablespoon of olive ail,
one tablespoon of 'vinegar, salt and
pepper lo taste, and mix with mayon-
naise dressing.
Red Apple 'Salad
Scoop out the centres of bright red
Canadian -grown applies so as 'to make
them into cu:ps..Put their into water
cnn'taining a little lemon -juice ualtil
ready to be filled. 31ix equal 'parts of
the apple pulp with celery, grape-
fruit, and ocream dressing: Fill the.
apple cups, !Garnish and serve out litt
tucc lea'res,
Brazilian Salad
Reumce skiers and seeds dro+ti trhite
11301 11 and 0)11 in 1ialee.s lengthw-ise,
3r)d.. an equal ctttamtity of Canadian -
grown apples pared, -cored anti cut in
small pieces: also add shredded fresh
pinapple and.celery tett to small
nieces. 'Then add '/ of quantity of
Br Cil tints, broken ,111 Metes. Mix
thoroughly and season ,with lemon
Mice. 31] listen with cream or mrayon-
nai,c dressing.
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