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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1929-05-30, Page 6Patrol Discovered Musk and Caribou In Canadian Pack Undo Sand Helps the Fanneri A h'ltrrlt Relief Petard with wide pgwers and a "revaluing fund"of•six 2 -Man Expedition Making hundred and fifty Milian dollars le the Thelon Preserve survey drat fruit of the epeeial Melona Congress. The wide pewee include Also Report Wolf co-operative marketing, rural ermine Packsand other ideas not unknown to Cane Word has been received by the a(la, We make a guess that the rural Oattadiau Department of the Interior '''edits will the the laltg and of the that W. R. B. Herne, explorer of tile Cesii isame rahform Qftreliiefed tthat acan be Northwest territories. and 'Yukon grasped by the humblest intelligence Branch, and Warden A. S. Knox, of vvini4h en,:""na habit oe backing up when Ion Smltit, Northwest Territory, it is asked to entertain broader econ- have completed au examination and ons{c theolies,' " Patrol of the seethe= portion. of the laurel credits have been tried cut Thelon game sanctuary east of Great in sine of our prairie 'pvevinees,:but Slave Lake. After a survey by clog with no satisfactory results, said pro- team roteam and canoe covering eight. vinces, after accumulating a number of bid debts, , being glad enough to shift the burden to Ottawa. Ow, rural credit scheme now has a Federal scope, but, how itis working none can say, no report having come to hand so far. of its benefits, or otherwise. We make a guess that the revolving fund of six hundred and fifty million dollars will be .generously drawn upon and that the more rural credit is ex- tended the lase Will be done to the menthe, they returned to their base near the site of Old Fort Reliance on Deoember 13 • and began preparations for the immediate, resumption of the work sod as to :complete it this year. • The survey of the 15,000-equare•mile game preserve was begun in April last year, mid from that time until the • receipt of the report, on January 11, no word had been re eived from the lavestigatars. Police patrols- and other parties passing through the United States tariff; the revolving areas were asked to keep watch for fund be{ng a' direct sort of charity' the departrueutal party, but without and the tariff what one might call an results, the o,lreless message dated oblique blessing, At all events, money January 16 from Fort Smith being the is something everybody can under - first iutiniaeiou Head Office oiitcials at stand and a farmer naturally things Ottawa had of the movements of more of a dollar in hand than two dol- aleare and Kaox _ lays in the bush, Musk Ox Are Sighted" President Hoover is a man of great Much valuable information was oh' courage and some day he may be bold taia ed by 1.4Ir. Hoare and his cone- enough to tell the farmer that the best panion during their survey of the sort of help is to help himself. But southern part of the Thelon sancta- that will probably be some time after ary. Musk ox were seen along the the revolving fund has been exhausted, Banbury River and tracks of these rapidly disappearing big game animals were noted in the vicinity of the Thelon River, Large herds of caribou were reported south of the sanctuary. lychee were also numerous, but they proved wary of both trap and gun. Ni'. Hoare left Ottawa for the north early in January, 1928, taking with him sig: Bailin Island huskies to form his dog team during the patrol, He began his overland trip to Fort Smith from the end of Steel at McMurray, Alberta, on January 23, and covered the 300 miles to Fort Smith by Febru- ary 3., Here the equipment was over - hauler( and supplies were secured. Then, aceomnanied by Warden A. J. Knox, _lir, Hoare entered upon one of the most arduous stages of the trip— the 500 -mile journey via Resolution to the east end of Great Slave Lake, where the base camp was established. About the middle of April the party began its patrol of the sanctuary. Maps Are Found Faulty It had been arranged that the inves- tigators were to visit the post of Baker Lake to receive and dispatch mail and to get supplies. This post is situated at the western end of the —the farmer' having helped himself to every last dollar of it.—Montreal Charged With Withholding $100,000 in Income Qutlaoard Motor Boat Makes Real Sporting Trip TOURS FROM MIAMI -NEIN YORK TRIP IN FRAIL CRAFT H. S. Harris and J; D. Ramsey, Miamlsportemen, arriving at the Battery, New York, on last lap of 1,600•mile water journey in outboard motorboat from Miami, Fla. The boat was equipped with two Lockwood Motors. Tom Mix Indicted By U.S. Grand Jury Standard. Curt Asked to Give. Taxes 'n • On Length ern flims made him a millionaire, was Ruling a �� of Stage Kisses charges of conspiring to withhold $100,000 in Government Income taxes. The lengthy indictment, prepared in Paris—Tire question "Slow long is Washington, D C , 1 t h f a kiss?" is perplexing the police as the result of a formal complaint filed against the producer and author of the state production "Rolls Royce." The complaint, . filed by a well- known architect, promises to raise the issue of whether a kiss on the stage should last as long or longer than an embrace in private between to Naturally, ip is wax tar ,and sen ere or Los Angeles—Tom Mix, whose west - indicted by Federal Grand Slily on Dominion Assured of Bright Future Sir Arthur Balfour'Confident Dominion Will Forge Ahead London—Promotion of Imperial Sir A. Ewing's Splendid` Work In "Room 40" Enemy Wireless Messages in Cipher Were Intercepted and Decoded Reds Dwindle Where the Nation::', s ``MidwEu 'ope Mingle Wins Stability ty Anyone who has visited Gozie, the home of the League of Nations, Communists Still Strong in has been impressed suave all with Elsewhere No the ftlettdly spirit which sone rie Prague, Prevail inthat world meeting lacs. Longer a Menace No greater indication at the ^slue Vienna,—Poet-war conditions is of 'Personal eontaet between the re. Central Europe provided an excellent Preaentatives of differeeet peoples can Heid for Gonlmuaism. For a time the be found than in Geneva; There, Rods seemed likely, tes take pesseselon even that great bugaboo, the color of these states and spread thence to 1lne seems to be forgotteir anti white; the Balkans, Now, however, atter tea brown gild black mingle on tonne of years of constructive work,. the Com• a]nparont Sena' and international' mutat cause is growing weaker, and egweoiiator Dandnraucl has said that actual l menace,if uoases ceases to present any the League did nothing more titan 02 the three states, Austria, Flung. gather together the representatives of ary and Czechoslovakia, the former is G4 mations tar as friendly anal cane.' the one' In which Communism bas mousonao clisortssion of their r.liiaa least power, There is no Communist enoes it more than justified lta oris. representative In Parliament, and no tence, A'iore and more each year Communist press worth cousideration,' this is brpuglrt lienee to rho visitor This is largely due to -the Social Donna and today this lovely old taws on cratio Party who carried through mea- the lovollest lake In the world is the sures of alleviation for the w•orkera fzieuclliest and moat, cosmopolitan and Poorer classes generally. spot ht Christeut;. It is not surprising, therefore, that Geneva has livened up a lot since the Oommunists consider the hdsnlof the League.' 'Then Democrats their greatest enemies, andSocial `titerstb wearlyreayoymdaaonnoii 'msotings and limit* their activities almost entirely the annual Assembly. But now the to discrediting the work of this party.1 League, besides trying to settle clues - Their few and generally insignificanti tions of peace and war bas got very street disturbances are timed to coin.; busy on outer humanitarian issues aide with the street processions of which In the aggregate help nations which the Social Democrats are so to understand one another. Every fond. After the ring leaders have been: weelr delegates and experts from all arrested the disturbances subslde and the countries of the world turn up to no more is heard of the party for some debate under League auepiees ouch time, subjects as calendar reborn, the Vienna, in virtue of its central Porti opium and white slave traffic, inter:` tion, is no doubt being made a centre national trade barriers and the beb for some secret Communistic propa- ganda torment of the poeitio not working - :and elsewhere:. classes. At Assembly time, of course, Geneva is filled to' the bursting point for the Balkans The arrest of Bela Kun,. the Hungar- ian Communist leader, who had been working for some' time in Vienna un- with people of every race and color. der a false—name, drew attention to You hear samples of most of the this activity;1 but, 'as it is directed languages on earth, and the points mainly toward other countries, it can- of view of every race and nation. not' affect the home position very The Great Hall of the League build - much• lug gots . so full of deelgates that a trade through the medium of an Im Hungarians still talk of the throe few members of the public can barely perial business conference was urged What has been described as "the b - Sir Arthur Balfour, who has just best kept secret of the war" was months "Red Republic" under Bela' "squeeze in. There is an enorvisa mous, ] faun in the summer of 1919, and wet- confusion of delegates, experts, returned from a visit to Canada in locked, cel ed, i years after hostile come the most stringent police "regre tors and "big guns". But some ars interview recently: ties had ceased, in the brain- of Sir ut its Possible recur- how things get done.. , Those etncient fellows on the Secretariat sort things out and transmit decisions and eu- quirdes to seats of government ale over the planet. More interesting than the,League'e official halls are the hotels: where the He said he had been in Canada 40 Alfred raving, Principal and Vice lations to prove vote, constained accusations that the times but had never returned With Chancellor of Edinburgh University, renes. Hungary, bas no Communistic actor failed to pay, part of his tax deeper conviction that'Canada is who has just been presented with the representation on either national, pro - andthe years 1925, •1926, and 1927, destined finally, to play a leading freedom of Edinburgh. repro l or- municipal bodies and noth- and that he attempted to evade and part in the industrial affairs of the Sir Alfred, who is 4, 'retires is hag iu the nature of Communistic pub defeat payment. •d S t b t Two couepiracy . indictments were returned. In tate first Mix was ac- cused with Eugene S. Ford, his bro- ther-in-law, and J. Marjorie Berger, Hollywood income tax collector, of conspiracy t4 defraud the Government ale's need of population and a nitaL ret listening stations. Room 40 was of dictatorship malice the recrudescence Inc his French on the bland yellow • i d � representative wrorl . aP em er. "He dwelt on the "boundless" port- The pewit is the story of what hapiers are carefully watched, so that no men who matter ;get, together over sibfllties of Canada,rile optimism pre- paned in Room 40; the, department propaganda literature may come in: dinner and lunch tables to grind axes, vatting is the country, the extent to of the Admiralty which dealt with the from abroad The moat disturbing foe- e1chsnge flaws, reach understand which industry 'in Canada was enlist- solving of the enemy's wireless nes- ro vers. Boss. y , Ing the aid of the scientist; and Can- sages in cipher iutercopted by our sec-' e g warm on the subject, fact that the very stringency of the very black delegate from Haiti try:. The question was raised after the lications. Not only: are these inv- ent- IN ro en -. hibited in the country but the fr in in the- present situation is the Ings. You see the orator, Vivant, the architect and his wife attended a per - $41,149.67. With regard to the idea of an Im• wholly controlled by Sir Alfred Ewing. .t C In the second indictment those formance of the play, of which they named with him were Jack Hill, his had heard a number of good reports former publicity manager, and Miss concerning the amusing nature of the Berger. The true bill charged that comedy. 11 le a satire on lila lives $70,9e4.54 in income taxes were with - led by post-war wealthy persons ?n held over a period of two years. France. The grand jury also voted an in - lake of the same name which empties After the performance, the archi- tlictmeut against Miss Berger, chars - into Chesterfield Inlet, thus forming tect left the theatre, which is situated ing her with aiding and assisting, on the Rue Mathwrins, just off the counselling and advising Mix in • his a navigable waterway,to Hudson Bay. The route was through the Ford -Camp- bell -Smart chain of lakes to the Thelon end down that river to Baker Lake. However, the investigators re- port that these lakes are not- con- nected as shown on the map, and, since the were unable to reach Baker Lake during the open season, it was decided to explore the southern part of the park and later return to their brae at Fort Reliance. They reached that point in mid-De- cember, and shortly afterward a Royal Canadian Mounted Police patrol brought Iloare'a report to Fort Smith from which post It was tele- graphed to Ottawa. Town London -Cape Air Service to '.:e i1 Longest In World Expected to Speed Growth of South Africa—Govern- ments frica—Govern ments to Help Pay Expenses Cape Town, S.A.—Rapid develop* Ment of South Africa is expected here through the new weekly air service between London and this city, negoti- ations for. which were recently com- pleted between the British and 'Union of South Africa Governments, The new Imperial Air Line wall bring London within 12 days of Cape Town and this abridgement of dis- tance 13 expected to react advantage-. ously upon. trade and efirmet'ce, and to entourage increased colonization and tourist travel. Working expenses of the new air line will be shared between Britain and the governments of South Africa, the Suttee, Kenya, Tanganyika and ;Uganda for a Ave -year period, and the *anion government has given assur- ances of fall support and cooperation, The route from London to Cape Town will be the longest commercial arc route in the world, The Afrioan section alone will be mare than 6,000 mites long. The proposed route will connect at Cairo with the London-In- ;dla air route opened March 30. While there is ,as: yet no official 'eontlrnnatlon, it is said in well-in- lormed quarters the tthe naw African service will be operated jointly by im• perial airways and Cob analalack. burn Air 2dnes, Tiley say 'ninety thousand New Yoiltere get a living Irian bootleg- ging: but tatb doubtless includes un- dertakers. „. Boulevards, and went to rue nearest assertedly false recurs. Miss Berger police satian, where he filed an in - was indicted recently for alleged fal- Pormation against the Producer and eiflcation of income tax returns of author. He complained that the as. - other movie stars.•- lure of the kisses which SaturniaMir is not in motion pictures at the Faure, the leading man, he beatered present time. He is touring with a to the alluring lips of the beautiful circus, and was said to be in Minne- Mlle. France Ellys, was such as to spells. arouse improper sentiments in the o minds of the younger members of the Canada and the West Indies audience. The complaint also charged that the Saint John Times -Democrat (Ind.): kisses were prolonged unnecessarily. Representatives of the Eastern Tele - The *complaint, which was quite graph Company are touring the West novel for Paris, gave the actor and Indies in the interests of •a larger actress ensiderabis concern. and improved cable service The "We have acted the parts sincere- ly," they said. -•"If we have forgot- ten ourselves in the roles it was be- cause of our sincerity. We had no idea anyone could tape offence at our manner of kissing." A bandit entered a New York sup- per club the ether night, and got away with $82. It is estimated that this was only about $27 less than he had when he went in. perial businessmen's conference he Scattered up and . down' • the east . o ommnniam a res auger. said such a'dovelopment would be of coast were wireless stations equipped' At the p:eseut momentGommunism the greatest value. The matter with direction -finding apparatus,. and a, would appear "' strongest would require very careful prepara- few minutes after a German warship Czechoslovakia. Iabe µ1925, atVthe last tion ,but he was convinced the Em- had sent' out a message to- headquar• general election; the )party registered Aire could be developed vigorously tars, that message was in the hands 931,711 votes. It has. 41 deputies and as an economic unit it only the lead- of the stair of Room 40 and the post• 20 senators in the Present Parliament ers of industry in the 'Dominions tion of the ship was picked off on the and is taus the second party in the and in the Mother Country could get map. It was in this way that a cloys state, inferior in numbers only` to the together. watch was kept on the German fleet, Czech Agrarians. It'is also, the only who could never solve how their plans party in she state which includes were getting to English ears members from all nationalities, Czech, Financial Worry Gorman, Magyar and Jewish. Ila' power, however, is not commensurate Is 11e„ rtens ,` en "umlaute Elnght Plans with its numerical force. Its heavy Stockholm, Sweden—Tile plans of polling at the last elections was rather judgePleads for Better Pro Gaptaln Albin Ahrenberg, Swedish a mark of disapproval of the existing S g filer, for an Atlantic flight from Stock- regime. The party has no record of Vision for Presbyterian holm to New York early in lune were constructive work in Parliament, Its Ministers said to be progressing favorably. tactics being mainly obstructionist. Toronto—Deploring the fact that The flier has received word from During the last twelve mouths Come good mon" are leaving the church Hosea, where bis Sunkers plane, of. monism has received great setbacks. because their present stipends would the same type as the Bremen, is in 'i'he local elections show a great drop not allow them to provide for their Preparation for the Hight, in Communist returns. fanrfties, Mr. Justice Craig, in sup - hisThe Swedish postotitoe has granted `In the Central Europe, . of to -day his application for 9 charge of 20 Communism has ceased to be an ac krone. (about 54 cents) for each let- tive menace and will undoubtedly cen- ter of ten grams weight, As Ms tinue to lose more and more ground, carrying capacity is about siixty-two, as long as the ,present economic re - Pounds, he hopes to realize a con- covery Continues. aiderable sum toward the flight's ex- pensee in this manner. British Films' During the coming month supplies: Saskatoon Star -Phoenix (Lib.): Ar will be seat to his three Projected tistic leadership in the Aim world has stopping planes; Reykjavik, Iceland; definitely passed from America to Iviktut, Greenland, and Anticoeti Is- land, at the mouth of the St, Law - finest Germany' is producing the finest pictures of the day. Great —_• Britain is a little behind in technical - achievement but there 1s no :reason to suppose that a country so Preemi- nent in the drama will continue to' take second place 3n a kindred art, Canadian Alm theatres, it is to be hoped, will be wide open to the prod - wets of the British studios. when the expected improvement in their qual- ity occurs. An occasional change in the steady diet of Hollywood produc- tions would be welcomed by many people; in the Dominlon, for both ar. tistic and political: reasons. Press of the West Indies gets only porting. a proposed pension fund. the merest skeleton of daily news be- scheme, before the Toronto and King - cause of the expensive cable rates, stow Sgnod of ' the Presbyterial and days necessarily pass before news Church, declared menders' salaries by mail is received. Canada is very should be equal to the income of a deeply interested la this matter. The'good lawyer, or at least they should West Indies press contains almost no receive the salary of a headmaster' Canadian news. If we are to have of a salmi in a small town. He said enlarged trade relations,` then the no minister could put forth his best people of the West Indies should be efforts unless he were free from fina- ncial to read in their newspapers much ncial worries. The creation of a more about Canada. pension fund was the one way to, save the church, he declared.. renes. Many Canadians Will Remefiner Canal Du Nord COMPETITION RECALLS SCENES IN GREAT WAR - Members of Artiste Rifle Troop crossing Kapok bridge during forced mar ch and shooting, eoml)etitiou Loudon spring rifle moettor household troops and territorial army. MO was 'tell under The I'm Alone Case Truth (London): Such e`a'ses have more appealing to the, appetite. frequently led to serious trouble in . Why are green vegetables called the past, and if :this one .did so the protective foods? Because they eon-" trouble would not and could not be tain vltamines and mineral natter confined to Canada, In ".a genety� l whlclr are essential to growth and way it le no doubt conveulent to the health, Dominion: and everybody else that Why must cereal be .cooked long they should deal directly' with certain :and slowly? To rotten the fibre, foreign governments in regard to their make the starch more digestible and own local affairs, but where local af- bring out the flavor. fairs tend to implicate the Imperial Why are beans usually baked with Government and the whole Empire it pont? Beans (except 007 means) may not always be satisfactory to are low in fat and the addition of salt have them handled by the represen- poria supplies this deflc{eney.'. tattve of the one Dominion Maned - concerned. nnedt• ately concerned. - Industry Industryis not only the instrument Chicago Bandits Rob Six' Safes itt of im rovement, but ,the foundation One Bar y.. -Arkan ao e t e,, cage of pleasure, Nothing is so opposite block party.—Atltausas Gazette.. to Life true enjoyment of life as tht • It begins to loolt as if a fortune relaxed and feeble state of an ludo- awaits the man who invents a non -lent rnind, Tie who is a lttranger to ver-ttaio couclltious at Makable trunk for Ctongressmen. industry may* possess, bd5t he cake- Dallas News. `not extjoy,— Blair, of China, 'Rand" :who is so often at Geneva on India's be- half, trying aver a friendly dinner table to get Prince Charoon, the Persian delegate, to come round to iris point of view abet]. topittm-grow- ingin Persia Truly, everyone who goes to Europe should visit Geneva. There they will see in being the beginnings of the first practical effovt to bring universal Peace into the world and they can- not annot but be impressed with the, fact that those who assemble there are going' about the job in a whole -heart- ed and business -like manner. Price Dec rates � . Japan's Emper'r Duke of Gloucester Invests Hirohito With Britain's Highest Order Tokyo.—Prince Henry, third son of King George of Great Britain, knelt at the feet of Emperor Hirobdto of Japan May 3 andclasped to his left leg a royal purple garter, insignia of Britain's highest order of knighthood. The ceremony completed, Emperor, Hirohito journeyed across the city to Kasumigasekt. Palace, the Prince's temporary home, personally to be- stow on hint the Grand Order of the Chrysanthemum, Japan's, highest de- coration. - The two ceremonies were the ell• max of a voyage half way around the world for the young prince; or, as he. is more widely known, the Duke o2 Gloucester, who was welcomed 'here when, he arrived from his native land. The gorgeous • ceremonial of the garter bestowal took place in the ' throne room` of the imperial palace., The Reason Why should green vegetables be cooked quickly in an uncovered sauce- pan? To preserve their' green color, whin makes them attractive, hence