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I DINNER STORIES "What has frightened you?" en- Ponimern in 191& His last was in marketed the percentage of selects is I should thus ratjy, A, document ln�the oerned With tho.atlbst4 Qe' aAW . *
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She donned her coat and hat as hp quired the curious policeman. 1925, when he crashed home a win- also slightly lower than that for the dark -not because it'had Any obdoe. the AtW good chroniolo, yroyi s.. To
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the runner. In all Donohue has ridden the year as compared with 24.8 per cent. tv limite ,number of adveiiturers- orti6-
: grabbed his. "I just passed a bad Czech," replied ner atop of Manna. I year 192k, L',24.4 per cent. selects this tions to tbe trbaty, but because it felt of"041owation. will include bothl, e 't" �, �
that Canada should take no such ter. dis0overy,of Ante%jqaand the dis�ov- ficial reebirds''ibave to be Inineiltoif 1
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"Axe you going to town this i winners of 147 classic races in Eng- in 1025- ,.This apparent backward rific res ponsibili ties for An Arrange- ory of the 'North �01'e, but there. is a i 0 I"" ` '
morning, my dear?" he queried. _
11 land, with a totall stake value of movementv in the matter of quality ment which she had n' ' I n y one man could be' firii"tA
"Just as soon as I can get there. . $1,960,000, a record never r,urpassed. is. more p�sjlv understood when we o share in � de- marked difference be��4eu the two -' gi�dle'tlie globe, but new ways of '11co-
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1, Skinnim and Slasher advertise a bar- A certain rather irritable inspector, L termining. This Wag the reply. not exploits, psychologically' as -Well �S ing it may he &vised. If iviWrts
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, In 1913 he was offered a retainer note thai,; ibe' percentage of heavies of an unfriendly or an unfaithful eab- in geographical *portance. The coulld not quite get the thrill ,vilaIA
. gain sale, very special, of gold fish." visiting a provincial school, was wor- , of $30,000 for three years by the this year�"is 6,9 per cent. as compared inet, but just of one true to the prin. work of the American navy expedi- Magellan must have felt, they neier-
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",Good heavens! I believe you'd ried by the noise of the 'scholars in former kaiser, which he refused. with 4.4 Yer cent. in 1925, or an in -
buy a hippopotamus if you thought the next room. At length, unable to ciPle that the Dominion should pv- tion in making the first eircurn-navi- theless had plenty.of exciting adveli-
it was a bargain." bear the uproar any longer, he open- I If he turns to training, as is ex- crease of 2.5 Per cent, Furthermore, ern itself. And again, Of Course, for gation of the globe by air, has been
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t , I pected, it is anticipated that he will the percentage of lights this year is pa,rty purposes, the Molghen tures, and put to 'their credit for as;
"Certainly not, One in the home ed the door and burst upon h class. I press treated sometimes as though it wore -4ong as printed records last'the glory
is enough-" Seeing one boy taller than the be in great demand, as .any horse 1 5.7 per ceDt. as compared with 7.5 howled its dissent, comparable with the voyage of M,ag- of the first circumnavigatio'n by air.
others ta,l-king a great deal, he cau,gl-,t i coached by is experienced hand per cenf in the year previous, or a * �, * * .
' would be considered a likely winner. decrease of 1.8 per cent. in the num- 1; ellan, but anyone who tries imagin- The Norge likewise was too, late for
him by the collar, hustled him to T�e ; " To -day Another crisks is, upon us, atLively to put himself in the position the thrill of the first glimpse of thet
next room, and placed him in a chair, ber of light hogs marketed, Once more the will of the people is of the early adventurers .will see that North Pole, but its crew, too, had ex -
The street car was crowded, and saying: "Now sit there and be quiet! -0. These Agures would indicate that being flouted. A, so,called "govern. they . '
with th�`sbortage of hogs and the ment,P is i Must have attacked their prob- citing adventures and put to their
an old gentleman with a kindly twin- Ten minutes later a small head ap- MOON UNTRUSTWORTHY AS n OfficO, in which there Is in lems somewhat differently from . the ciedit the gfory of the first jopirney
kle in his eye took five-year-old Jim- peared round the door and a meek uniiorinly,high prices which have truth no Minister who ever had a con- modern, who 1SL out for a record. there in a dirigible balloon, as, well-
mie an his lap. . I little voice said: WEATHER PROPHET hrhout the yeAr,- far- stitutional right to be the,re Exploration in oqr time has
mers have -been inclined to seek as be-,, as the honor of the first crossing in
"This wHI be better than standing, ; "Please, sir, you've got our teach- the premier himself. It was = COn_k� to 86ble degree' it sporti g any fashion, bf the polar cap and-thei
won't it, ray boy?" he suggested. er!" a One of the commonest and likewise much. weight as possible, with the ed in the House of Commons within evept, and sharea in the exa, � r d first visit to what is called the "pole
"Yes," said Jimmy, rather reluct- I one of the most unreasonab ' le weather - result, that a great many boo which a few hours of its usurpation. Two publicity which is injuring -sport. of inaccessibility,"
superstitions, says the Weather Bur- undoubtedly would have graded se which is the spot
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about the car. i eau of the United States Department , lect if marketed at the proper time House, it was declared to be outrag- case, and much serious and valuable from from any available jumpibg-017
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"But you want to be careful that I JOCKEY DONOHUE TO BECOME of Agriculture, is the belief that if have been eliminated because Of ing the. privileges of parliament It work is being done which is in -no place�, This might seem . . . gmer
don't pick your pocket," the old man the horns of the new crescE overfinish and over weight. was afraid to risk another vote, even way sensational, and gets less notice, glory
said in a whisper. TRAINER tip downward, it is a "wel'� This variation in the pract enough, but, unfortUp4teI#,;,,'
� � It mm.100101.n, ise of for public supply. But still it clung than it deserves. Its object is not to three nations as well ,
"Can't," Jim retorted, his voice portending rain. I overfinishing and underfinishing in to , . as a nuni6r,R
somewhat muffled. "As soon as I Steve Donohue, Europe's premier The position of the Lunar crescent accordance ,�N�th the market of the power! T) , Govermor-Generai, beat the world's record or to make explorers, had to share the loniors.
saw you lookin, at me I put my fare jockey, whose narne and fame are depends upon the angle that the moment is not in the interests of who had refused , dissolution to a anybody famous, but to add to the It will be recabled that .Atnundsebvir
in my mouth-" known the world over, is bringing to premier who had never been repudi- sum of 'the world's knowledge of project two years ago for a voyage'
moon's path makes with the horizon, the producer or the industry as a ated in any such way by the House, obscure and inaccessible regions.
a close his speckaeular racetrack ch- and on any given date it is always whole and in the long run More will to, the Pole by a squadron of a�ro-
reer. the same in places having the same be gained by producing hogs of bacon granted a dissolUtion to a premier Such expoditions seldom lead to rows, planes, fell through .partly be'
. who had himself no seat� all of whose although there may be deferred ex- cause
It was evening in Czecho-&,ovalcia. It is understood that he will re I titude. If this weather sig -n were type, feeding to the correct weight Ministers had been declared by par- Plosions, as in the case of the voya the Italian contingent iiisisted on fly -
man came running out ho had of the Beagle, the researches of .
The lights were dim. Suddenly a I tire a�, a jockey at the end of th; � taru�stworthy, the same kind of wea- and finish and marketing them when liament to be usurpers, and w te ing the Italian colors.
of a side present English flat racing season, tber, either dry or rainy, would pre- they are ready. This difficulty was overcome in the
. it being his intention to become carried on for, but three days, with which had much to do with Dar- case of the Norge by the use of three
street. a vail on any given date throughout a The above information, Supplied defeat following defeat in the division winism and, the ructions in Tennessee. 'flags, Norwegian, Italian and Ameai-
"What is th,q matter?' asked a trainer. belt of latitude extending entirely a- by the director of hog grading in On- lobby! A great explorer is almost of neces-
curious policeman. Born at Warr�irigton, Lancashire, round the globe. Of course, there is tario, will explain the recently an- * 4: * sity a highly exceptional man, adven. can but international jealopsy ap�
"I am frightened," said the runner. Donohue has achiewed remarkable no such uniformity of weather in re- nounced increase in the cut 1 price ' plea;,.d from fhe first. The world at
n It is for Canada to say, at the poll- turous by temperament, and im- large thought first and foremost of
success in the saddle. He is ac- lation to latitude. In the temperate of heavy and extra heavy hogs at the ing booths of which she has not yet aginative to the extent of taking a Amundsen as the most famous figure
�_ -I— knowledged to be the �-reatest jockey zones, where the weather travels from Union Stock Yards, to a dollar per been deprived by order-in-muncil, lively interest in the unknown. W'hat connected with the voyage, Italy with
. since the farned Fred Archer. He is west to east, the greatest contrasts cwt. on heavies and from two to
I DR_ F. J. BECHELY chiefly remembered in America for of wet and dry weather conditions heavies. whether s,he is willing to be bulUed in the first instance arouses this in-- proper patriotism exalted the Italian -
his brilliant riding of Papyrus are -likely to be found along parallels — by such methods and on such a scale. terest may be a matter of chance, built airship Norge, and its designer
Surgeons, Toronto. -idians of
Graduate Royal College of Dental against the American crack, Zev, two of latitude rather than mer do - Is this country to govern itself? Or and in many cases it dates from in-, and commander, Gen. Nobile, while
Office over W. R. years ago. longitude. is it to be tricked and swindled by fancy. In the 19th century, many America was 'left in the background
8nifth's Grocery, Main Street, Sea- THE "LOYALTY" OF THE TORIES Ottawa manipulators? One thing is boys dreamed of winning
S Donohue has ridden six winners Near the Equator the posttion of glory by as having contributed nothing but
forth. Phones: Office 185 W.; resi- of the Epsom Derby classic in ten the young moon never makes an A desperate attempt is being made certain -that the men really unfaith- discovering the North pole, the hon- dollars. This could hardly have beeis
dence, 185 J. 3065-tf vears. ful to British precedents and danger- ors fell to Peary because he cherish- relished by Lincoln Ellsworth, who
. His first win was up on angle or more than 30 degrees with by the Tories to represent the Mac- ous to the British connection are ed the dream most tenaciously -and not only made the expedition' fin-
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. - - __ .---- - - __ . I - L . - - - .- those vA, would thus turn our free most consistently shaped his life to anciaDy possible, but -was co -leader
- - ful to the British connection. This nationhood into a mere name and our its fulfilment. ' with Amundsen, but he has show
is an old trick of propaganda. No parliamentary procedure into a farce. In such a case it would not be stir- no disposition to seek the limelight.
New Lodge Delights Visitors to PiCtoll . living man remembers a time when prising if a jealousy sould develop in the Republican's opinion, and he
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