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Siberian Tribe, Possibly of
AmericanOrigkrl Dying
Out from Hardships 1
•and Lack of Game
IIa]1Qreysk, Pat Eastern nepllhlic
Tho t-Y.dohe;q, ;,,lou a o-owerfui hunt -
Ing tribe, inhabltlug the shores 02
rivers running through the Usenet
forests, lire gradually dying mute
Their origin, which some attribute
to American Indians and others to the
OOroehons, a Mougolian tribe inhabit-
ing the same region, remains unasoor-
talned. The tribe to -day ,numbers
only about 1,330 men and women.
The Udeheys pees their entire life
in the forests hunting Siberian sables
and other precious fur animals. Ac-
cess to their settlements is difficult.
Tiie husband is the absolute ruler of
the fancily, Ile hunts and fishes and
procures a. means of living for "tile
whole family, As a reward he re-
ceives the best dishes,When he, has
had his fill, his wite must bo content
to eat what is left,
Children are inured from babyhood
to the hardships of forest life. A
child of 4 usually can manage a canoe
made of bark, puff his father's big
pipe, fish and assist his father in
tracking wild animals, At the age of
6 his parents look for a bride for
him,
A .peculiarity of the tribesmen is
their remarkable honesty, Whenever
the family starts on a hunting trip,
tents are always left open with food
supplies, furniture and ammunition
unguarded, A birch branch is stuck
In the earth in front of the home to
indicate to strangers that the family
Is away,
"Shamans," or priests, rule over
the community. The remedy for ill-
nesses, bad luck and other hardships
of life is dancing by the "shamans,"
with the whole population joining in
Once a comparatively wealthy tribe,
the Uileheye to -day are gradually
growing poorer and poorer, which is
chiefly due •to a ruthless extermina-
tion by neighboring hunters of sables,
practically the sole source of income
of the tribe. Several years ago every
Udehey hunter used to kill more than
thirty sables every season. Lately
the kill has fallen to foul or five..
Another reason for the decline of
the tribe is the scarcity of women.
There are only 70 women to every
110 men. This disproportion forces
the 'Udeheys to look for brides else-
where. Once gone, the Udehey sel-
dom returns to his primitive forest
life.
Morning Problems
Will be Discussed
League of Nations Committee
Will Investigate Traffic
Syste:
A simpler system of international
regulations governing automobile tour-
ists in foreign countries is the goal
of the Road Traffic Committee of the
League of Nations at present meeting
in Paris, states a nitem in "Interde-
pendence;" a monthly review of the
League of Nations Society, published
in Ottawa. Although little difficulty
is encountered by the motorist on this
a0ntinent where the international
boundary is no barrier to travel In
Europe many more formalities must
be attended to, and a tryptic, a spe-
cial document, must be produced and
stamped. The Committee will also go
into
theue '
q stnon
s of
road and night'
signals, traffic taxes, speed limits and
the international regulation of cosn-
mercia.l motor traffic.
Sir Philip Sassoon I
Back From Air Trip
London—A tour of 17,000 snipes in
a flying boat has jest been complet-
ed by Sir Philip Sassoon, Under-
secretary of Air, who has returned
to London after visiting 26 British
air stations in Malta, Egypt, the Su-
dan, Irak and India. The boat used
in hte flight was the latest Black-
burn Iris with three Roils -Royce
Condor engines,
Sir Philip left England on Sept. 29.
The only mishap in seven weeks of
tour was engine trouble at Jask on
the Persian Gulf, causing a week's
delay while a new engine was ship-
ped from _India. Interviewee] on his
return, Sir Philip said the flight was
"a great success." Total flying time
of the trip was about 130 hours.
• Selfishness
Selflehness is the chief spring of
injustice, for from hence it is that
often-times men regard not what
courses they take, what means they.
use, how unjust, bow base soeVer
they be, toward the compassing their
designs; they trample . upon right,
violate all laws of eoneeieuce; they
falsify their .trust, betray their
friends, supplant their neighbor, de-
tract -from the virtue and worth of
any men, forge and vent odious slan-
ders, aid commit any sort of wrong
?lpi] outrage; without regard or re-
1]itsi•sg, the; do anything
' seemeth L
to iUltlrar MIS tfoslgn.—
Barrow.
In
Texas thereIs $campaign for
municipal ownership of electric pew-
er-plauts, We offer the campaign
elogau: "OWn your own ohm:" -Life,
'Charlie -"So you married your em-
ployer! Hoer -long did you work for
4im7" Myrtle --'Till I got him."
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FORTUNATE IF FREE
OF BLADDER CAMPION
Presence of this Weed in Any
Clover Prevents Crop
Grading Top
Fortunate are those growers whose
clover fields are free of bladder cant -
pion: This weed was placed in the
primary noxious class, at the recent
meeting of the Seed Advisory Board
at Ottawa, which means that any seed
containing it cannot, grade No. 1 for
sale in Canada. Although many of
these weed seeds can 'be removed by
modern cleaning machinery there is
always a portion about the same size
and •weight as the clover seed and this
fact explains why buyers are not anx-
ious to bid at all on seed from fields
infested by this very serious weed,
We have great feat' of the spread
of bladder tampion," states W. J. W.
Lennox of the Dominion Seed Branch,
"as it is a perennial, very difficult to
eradicate, and each plant produces
thousands of seeds, it may be con-
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on
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experts as thefinest teas
grown—a fact which explains
why Red Rose Orange Pekoe
has become so deservedly
popular in Canada. For Red
Rose Orange Pekoe is chiefly
composed of Assam teas,
which accounts for its dis-
tinctive quality–and value.
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sidered one of our most serious
weeds, IC we are to maintain our
high reputation in the production of
clover seed it is essential that grow
el•$ make a determined effort to com-
bat this growing menace, In those
favored avlover sections where this
weed is as yet unknown, growers are
for u ate d should o
t n an hour find send grow-
ing a profitable business, but they
should be very careful in purchasing
seed of any description that the same
does not contain any seeds of this
weed. Where 'there. are only a few
plants of bladder campion individual
treatment is recommended, .By this
I do not mean simple- mowing the
thing down as this is often worse than
useless, causing the weeds to branch
out and raise more seeds than would
have been the case had it not been
cut, but to thoroughly eradicate each
specimen. The plants should be dug
out and burned or cut off deep below
the surface of the soil and some salt
sprinkled over the portion of the roots
remaining, This may seem like a big
job, an (lit is a big job, but bladder
oampion is a mighty serious weed."
Less than one half of our domestic
requirements of red clover seed, it is
pointed out, are produced in Canada,
principally in Ontario where bladder
tampion has become widely distri-
buted. With this weed considered
primary noxious, and none allowed in
grade No. 1, about 80 per cent. of the
Ontario red clover seed will have to
be graded No. 2 and No. 3, or desig-
mated rejected and prohibited from
sale in Canada. This means that a
part of our northern-grwn red clover
seed will be exported to other coun-
tries whore it is much in demandbe-
cause of its winter hardness. The de-
mand. in Canada is principally for'i
seed that will grade No. 1 and to meet
this demand red clover seed will have
to be imported from France, Poland,
New Zealand and other countries.
Much seed from these countries has
;been used in recent years and has
proven adaptable,
Golf and Webster are alike and not
alike—both increase the vocabulary.
MI 10 I
FOR THE FARMER
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A'ew Oa•letrnts
Every day is "holiday"—every
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All sports. Historic shrines. Ex-
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LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE R. R.
Says Britain Not
Asking fol° A.dv"
Lork Birkenheady .Sher
Critical of Coolidge's
Speech
Lcndan.-'7'he 'Rail of birlrouhe
uiltll recently secretary of State
India, was sharply critical of the A
tette° 10ay speech of President C
Idge in an address at a regent c
piimentary dinner tendered him,
"I, thought there underlay in -t
speech a spirit of patronage and
capacity for giving to Europe a:nd
Pngland;" the Earl safd, eAs far
England is concerned, I am not s
that we specially require 1t, Wo 11
not asked the 'United States, as far
I am aware, to do anything for us
Asserting that the United Sta
entered the war not from any des
to assist the Allies, but solely bean
American nationals wore being -
derod by German submarines, he sa
"MY answer to the President of
United. States would be that we
nothing front them except good w
When we demise questions of n
construction, we do not specially
vite lectures as to whether we
Pacific or not i nom. purpose."
i`"Placating the Ianplaaahle"
Britannia (Irouclvxi) ,, The ,Borth
ice African Iluioai has always had n dit
forent relation vis-a-vis the rest of
1 the Empire from any other Porr.in•
P y ion. Canada might eoitrcivedly
leave the Empire without bringing
down the rest of the fab;io. The
act,' seeession et South Africa would out
in half our only assured lino of cora-
for
mastication with India, Australasla
on1- and the i1ar East, South Africa is
the "clasp of the Imperial girdle."
0m- England acquired it by every con -
hat celyeble title -conquest, cession and
purchase. So long aa 'she is respell.
a Bible for India and has to keep touch
to with the .usti•alasian Dominions, so
as long will she resist every moans in
ore her power, any attempt 01 South
ass Africa to secede from the Empire. Learning
Red Rose Orange Pekoe is
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mnr- ALWAYS AST.DL
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ids!
the Once a mother' has used Baby's
ask Own Tablets for her little ones she
always keeps a supply on hand, for
oval the first trial convinces her there is
in- nothing to equal then in keeping
are children well. The Tablets are a
mild but thorough laxative which
regulate the bowels and sweeten the
stomach, thus driving out constipa-
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Levers and making teething easier.
Concerning them, Mrs, Saluste Pelle-
tier, St, Dumas, Que., writes:—"Ihave
used Baby's Own Tablets for the past
Shot
ten Years and am never without them
in the house. They have always given
the greatest satisfaction and I can
gladly recommend them to all mothers
of 'little ones:" The Tablets are sold
WHEN YOUNG -•,.
GIRLS
GROW PALE AND THI
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills Shot
be Taken to Enrich the
Blood
When girls grow weak, pale a
thin, parents should not neglect the
symptoms; to do so means dang
The girl in her teens cannot devel
into robust womanhood without
abundant supply of rich, red blood
her veins. It le the lack of this th
is the great trouble with nine gi
out of ten, Dr, Williams' Pink Pi
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their remarkable blood -making prop-
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of this kind is sbown by the state-
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says:—"About . two years ago MY
eldest girl got /into very bad health.
I took her to a doctor who advise
having her tonsils removed, sayin
this was the seat of the trouble. W
had them removed, but it did not hel
her, and she seemed to have absorbe
so much poison from the trouble th
she did not pick up at all. She coul
neither eat nor sleep, and what Poo
she did take did not digest, Then s
developed a cough that kept he
awake at night, and went down i
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Rockhampton Bulletin (Queene-
d land): Empire preference,- to bo
e anything more than a mere sound-
ing board for windy orators, has to
e effectively protect the markets of the I
- Dominions in Britain for raw prod-
ucts and foodstuffs, as well as the
markets in the Dominions for Brit-
ish
ritish manufactured goods. Nothing'
short of that will count.
An old maid went to confession and
told the priest that she had been ar- 1
dently kissed. "When did it happen?"
said the priest gently. `Twenty years
o " the 1
ago," old d maid told him. "Have
you ever confessed this before?"
"Many times, father," sighed the pent -
tent, "but I just love to talk about it."
"So much crust was never associ-
ated with anything half-baked."
White Moose in Alaska
Called Trappers' Hoodoo
A snow white moose with hoofs like
a male has been seen an the lower
liaskewite River by natives who de-
clare it is possessed of the devil. Un -
111 the moose is driven away or killed
they will not begin trapping.
Several attempts to trail it have
failed, and they are now waiting for
heavy snowfall when it will be run
down and killed before the Indian or
Eskimo trappers are stampeded. Par
buyers will pay a bonus for the des-
truction of the freak animal,
Canadian Gold production
If gold production in the United
States continues to decline in the
fairly steady way it has done since
1916, Canada with its yearly increas-
ing production will in a very few
Years be the second largest gold -pro-
ducing country 1n the world.
Abrasive
Practically the whole of the Cana-
dian abrasive garnet output up to the
present has been obtained from a de-
posit situated some 18 miles east of
Bancrof t, Ontario,
-so cn
LONG SLEEP MAKES
BABY HAPPY AGAIN
"Our baby kept waking us several
times a night, until we started giving
him a little Castoria after hie last nurs-
ing," says an Iowa mother, "Ile slept
soundly from the first night and it
made him look and feel worlds better."
Baby specialists endorse Pletcher's
Castoria; and millions of mothers
know . how this purely -vegetable,
harmless preparation Helps babies and
children, with colic, constipation,
colds diarrhea, t
a1- a, a c. The Pletcher
signature 1s always on the wrapper of
genuine Castoria. Avoid imitations.
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Client; "My neighbor has a big dog
that we are all afraid of, What do
you advise?" Solicitor: "Get a big -
,
ser one." _.
Minard's Liniment for Backache.
What the great , American home
needs right now is a can -opener- a wo-
man can operate.—Council Bluffs
Nonpareil.
The "talkies," we are told, have
come to stay. So much for the hope
tbat they had just popped in for a
chat.—Punch.
Even though you get in the public
eye, you may be just a little squirt.
Look at the grapefruit.—Corvallis
(Ore.) Gazette -Times.
"They say a man is known by the
company he keeps." "Yes, and a wo-
man by tho company she keeps away
from."
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Memorial in Germany
1. war memorial that is not a glori
notion but a scathing denunciation o
war and martial deeds has been erect
ed at Ratingen, Baden.
In the Town Hall tower, surmount
ell by a baroque helmet, one side of
the wall is adorned with a hoot relief
depicting all the gruesome horrors
and destructiveness of war. Symbol-
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seen swinging a blood -dripping scythe
as his animal tramples on a mass of
human beings and on soldiers en-
gaged in fierce combat. The base of
the relief, symbolizing human discord,
pictures two men desperately clutch-
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the coils of the serpent of paradise
with the apple,
Break Colds with Mlnard's Liniment.
A theatrical troupe arrived in a
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to find that no accommodation was
to be had in the only hotel that the
place afforded. The landlord did not
seem a bit affected by the sad plight
of the tourists but after much per-
suasion the old fellow said they could
sleep in an abandoned church across
the street. Por want of any other
shelter they accepted and retired for
the night. About two o'clock in the
morning the landlord heard the'
church bell ringing vigorously, and
sent his son over to see what was the
matter. Jake brough back the report:
"There isn't. -. anything the matter,
Pop, but the gent in pew twelve wants
a couple of gin fizzes sent right over.
Pamela had been so troublesome
that her mother put her to bed a full
hour earlier than usual. As she left
the child, she murmured gently:
"God bless you, darling, till the morn-
ing." "Dod bless you, too, mummy,
till you bring me my supper," answer-
ed Pamela,
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Downcast Eyes
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seription of me?" "Yes, mama, but
thar's so many gemmen wit red noses
coming on that der train,"
The overhead in the bootlegging
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