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••••••414.8111 N. F- OAONv•••••••.
Ottawa, April nth. -Now that the
tumult and the shouting have cl.rified,
1'u to speak, one can rod, Ye the grit -
real le.tuns more o trimly than war
possible a work ago wbeu Patliatnrtit
Win •till aglow with tirorge Kvtt'.
speech. The !louse has not frit 00
waive saner helot• the war. When
ad
d
it
a
the rurwM r for Rachel d,'. . N., b
concluded kir remarkMir %Vil(ri
LAW ire war thoroughly kindle
"Stung," be exelaiw.-d, and Whet' M
N ilfrid drops into the vetttacular that
way you can bet the large emotion
ate Released.
The speech wbieh rail d the Govern-
ment to its Mho!! ('outwittee and
Mr j .r -General Mil Sam Hughes to his
dear friend Colonel J. Wesley Allison.
although four hutuw long and not a
dull minute anywhere, war perhaps
the easiest part , 1 the woi k. Before
that was the Tong. hand job of tracing
the Colonel to his velem. lain in New
Yolk Stats, and Virginia, sur•priring
him Red-handed with his fellow bandits,
sorting out hie aliases as disclueed (.y
the wurhrooni cotupanit s he dealt
with or caused to be iucorporaled. and
establishir g an official connection be-
tween his dark (teeth., the old :Shell
Committee and Mapn Oen. rel Sam
l'he Colonel had es many disguises as
Jupiter --but w(,.tly he waatlte Guide
Shower as, experienced by Dante -en
believe me he look some trailing, al
some quick thinking and clever deduc
t hon .
As two beads are better tban ene in
this Sbrtlock Hoboes townie's, it is no
rurplise to learn that Frank Carvell
helped his friend George •Kyte with
the detective end . 1 theater. I'ogethsr
they got the afttdavits, sratrrd copies
of contracts. ••arched records arid one
way and another made such u neat
tight -fitting IegiiI .nw of it that Pew
Maw acid his 4' lewd and the Horden
Government ,41,11 lite of l Shell ('uw-
tuitter could go int. any court en lir
land and (ou,e out alib a 1,•4tlict of
guilty. Then these two partnere in
good 'collie, disdaining all little p t
sound rivalries, pooled their infnruta-
tion, and while Fronk Carvell o*S b.ek
and fagged papers for him George
Kyte stepped out in front and made
the speech of his hie.
lietwe( 11 the two they spread all the
horrid detail• nn Hansard. Like Jack
Sprett and his wife they licked the
platter clean -a mighty big platter
and a lot of licking, including the lick-
ing the H(,den l:overnlurt.4 will get
at the next general election. To get
the whole case for the ottiseculinn all
the student of politica has to do now
,s" to orad the sloe/ocher of Carvell,
Pugsley, Pardee and Kyte-Chey cover
the wound Cal veil and Kyte •rob
ably cover a ground, but the
others made glhal rhootiog, t(xo.
Great heavens. what fighters those
Maritime Province fellows ate ! They
don't' believe the truce should he used
to covet a multi(Ude of sins and cootie,
quenlly they don't use it ttno. way.
they lift the cloak end *Low tate pill.
age and graft undelneat b While the
boys are away in the trenches fighting
the Germans. the Home Guard un
Pattie:urnt Lill dors its hit fighting
the tuiddlrmeo. Haw is it the Wile
Nosey develop so much fire 'r They
may have lilu. Notes, but there isn't a
man of 'en. harl'nld Feet.
Take George Kyte, for example.
Never was a blither, bonnier lighter
than (..orge of Richmond. Such a
thing ae losing hie t.mper George
Kyte dor. n, 4 kuow. As he lays
about hint three is ever a twinkle in
his eye. When he itf merriest look
out for him --fur it's then •he hit,
barite -4. The only danger signal hr a
glint of red in his chestnut hair. If I
were on the other side of the House,
I'd watch that and when it lit up I'd
ray "Warr George!'" As for the rest
you wouldn't find in a day's journey a
milder, gentler, more humane wan
than the one who adminiateted the
knock -out to the Borden (iovetuwent.
How quickly yet how mercifully- he
did it ! (inc to the solar plexus, that
is to say to the Shell Committee,
an .t her to the point of the j Ow,
Colonel J. Wesley Allison. another
just above the heal t, said heart being
Major-General Sir Sam Hughes. Three
swift puncher and all was over. 1 he
Government pottered, tottered,
ciumphd and went dowu for the full
count.
To get away from these prize -ring
metaphor and put it in plain English,
Mir Thomas White. who bad rashly
ventured into a d,-cus..ion where 11ae
Honorable Robett Rogers feared to
tread, then by sacrificing to hie pride
of dialectic the reputation he had won
as a sensible finance Minister who
minded his own business-S.r Thomas,
1 repeat. went back on the whips'
arrangement to take a vote and moved
tits adjournment of the debate, which
wove • sure sign that the Government
way ce•ping for air. A two o clo Ak
in the morning Cabinet meeting was
held. rut no two o'clock in the morn-
ing courage was engendered. The
Ministers were melancholy, discour-
aged, bewildered.
Their mood, if one might judge it
from their faces a*George Kyte *oared
high, draping his long tale in a grace-
ful stranglehold around their necks --
their mood as the people in the gallery
saw it was one of pain and surprise,
mingled with a hollow feeling at the
pit of the stomach. The Premier was
obviously dist reseed. The Finance
Minister wore a look of disgust at the
sordid story. The Hon. Robert
Rogers smiled faintly, sardonically,
for wasn't that ancient enemy Air Som
getting his at last ? No the Honorable
Bob molted as * man who doesn't run
away ran afford to smile at one who
door run away, like Sir Mom. who at
the very moment hie colleagues were
being bombarded for his actions and
tanneactions was some three thousand
utiles away from the fire -tone, hob-
nobbing with Baron Rothschild and
his fellow -millionaires in London.
Yes, Mam had run away and all the
Comfort the Cabinet had of him at
(his er4Nea1 moment was the smell be
left behind. All those thoughts were
behind the Hooerable Bob's dark sad
broodingsmile. As for the Honor-
able Arur Meissbee, he was plunged
Into • green sickness of despair -no
Dare stamina to LE Arthur, at hest
not just then. The other Cabinet
Ministers looked as 11 It wee all news
to them --perhaps it w.. -Maus le a
hard men to keep track of -but they
didn't enl 1'i it any more ea that
seemed. 'I'G•t kind of ewe takes the
11
11
Khoo
gimp out of any Cabinet. news of a
uaugbl y brother who boasts that In
has thew all by the •hurt wool and
dares them to get cul of him se they
d.d-o( Garlanu and Vow er. Oh. what
a tangy( web we weave wheal drat
we practise to deceive! And bow
much more tangled the web 1.. when
a Mn jut-(Irurral, a toaster of t rocs,
does the weaving! Yee. Sam's ort ie
a strong net -a will drag them all
down.
If Kyle's charges were news t0 the
(iuvrrwurut ht was the Guverowent's
own fault. All the Government had
to do was to look up the fyl.', in tits
6(unili.•11 Hoard's oMee where the
contracts still rein tin unrancelleJ I,v
which 14 ,ton ! J.',Vt'nl •y Alliwn arid
his dieiinguishrtl asrocie re. K. 11.
Cadwell, Benjamin Franklin Yo.kum,
E. W. lla•ptck, all Arueticau., and
Eugene Lignanti, a Montreal flute
player --with M•j...(Jeneral Salo in
the backgtou .0 -.plot a two-ntilli.'n-
dullar rake-off and preruuial h- a thn e-
and-a-ball-mtlli..n-d..11-or sterner oo
twenty-three u.illion dollars worth of
order, for time fuses and grat • fuarr,
only about teu per cent. of which have
been delivered Up to the prerrut 1144•.
These orders wets placed by the Shell
l' •iter on June 11), last yea,, with
the American Am,nuuilion. Cuwpi,,
and the International Furs, Cun.pany,
two wu0hr..otu (u49ts with only four
thousand actual rash capital between
them, the former organized Otter
weeks, and the latter just :en drys le -
f me the blesrin+fs negntiateu by
Colonel .1. Wesley Allison arrived
Prow Ottawa. 1 hese two Yankee
mushroom companie. with no plant,
no machinery, no buildings, au1 two
complete owls of dummy officials. tint
only received orders for 11123,010.0101)
worth of tone arid graze lure. but
also r -ash advances' tit 011'1' thrt.• and
a hall mil ion dollar, enough to •et
up ten (use factories in Cana.:* -all
I hos at 1 he hands of a Minister of Mili-
tia wit . in 1911 *too! for 110truck nor
trade with the Yankee". '1'heeobtrart
with each company is rntrt.• 1 into by
the Shell (' .lace, acting through
Hrigadier-General Mir Alessi -net Belt-
ran), and each contract 14aecnmpa•.ird
by a ratifying letter from Slain-Gen-
etal Sam iiughri., ishi h would natur-
ally bring his' n*ms, into the di hate
even ,f it hadn't been there b. fore.
l'p t0 Meech loth last, the two
muahroom companies -of count, they
are peddling the order, out -had not
delivered vote than $2.3014 I11r1 worth
of fuses, a little o•er ten per cent. of
their allotment, and though the time
cleusee in their contracts have been
Rage rorty violated the contracts stilt
remain uncattcelled. At this stage of
the game, with three stallion dollars
and a half ea.h advance in hand.
three million and a half Of Canadian
n.00ey for time fuses for which Cana-
dian soldier* .court wait at • a bitter
:mat of hl. od and pain and only, $.2.-
I(141,1l141vworth of fusee delivered,. these
two favored r..wpaulet .cnul1 i;'t Oilt
of - bovines. alt .geth-'r, pocks.. . he t•
profils nn h- fuse:. Hireoic i,1ult.,
pellisps a toillioo riu1185s, keep (lar
cash edv.o c • amounting t.• au.. 1 ire
Iwo nnh1,. a •locorerram 4.,.1 let the
l'.nadi*n Gov, rntuein whistle rot it,
money bac...
111he c. 111? mietoi are canc.-lief that
is what 11.ov will probably -,do. Th -
way l'o'.0'-1' Allison ani hie helpers
have gal h ns,• fizr(I uP, (h -y .fund
10 will w•1,..,ev.-r.happens. A: -a nut' -
ter til fact, .- tit hart~, me Jute. 11Kh.
11/17., bine .fay. lef,,te the c tit, nets
weir signed moth the tail cowponies. a
profit-sbarirg partnership of. nego-
tiating middlemen. con.i.tit: u.uf E. B.
Cadwell president of the Ann -oilcan
A...... irina Company, Benjamin
Franklin Yoakum -of New Monk .sod
E. W. Ha -sick ot. Bridgep0r . 'Coto..
was busy not only counting its
chickens but actually dividing them
before they were hatched. The coin -
mission of ten per cent. on an anti' i -
piled eleven -million -dollar order was
.alit this way -Yoakum $375,I111I, HAr-
.ick $275.11414'. and Cadwell $250,4•5',
Stich keen frllowa, or the other keen
people they stood for, wool,' loudly
forget to share up the cash advance
at the same time.
This same 11. F. l-oakurn , who took
the lung end in the million-dollar+phi:,
Moues as partner in another profit-
taking triumvirate formed shortly'
after the war began and cuo.iaing of
himself,. 1. Wesley Allison, and Eugene
Lignanti. sometime flute -player or
piccolo -blower at the' Ritz-Carlton
hotel, Montreal. Who is Yoakum?"
He seeing to be spread ov+r all the
comhinationa. in private life he is a
curb -broker in New York. Ottawa
knows his, as a frequent visitor to the
Militia Department on business 1'n my-
sterious that be never registered at a
hotel but always slept in a private car
at the Broad street station. 'sVbnse
private car, by the way:-
Lignanti, the flute -player, who fell out
with his followers last Mertember--
hence the dieclosure of profits -prob-
ably put in all the real money that
4141. in the combination. He was a
saving man and her,' was a chance to
make enough to retire flow the flute
business for ever on the investment of
a very small capital. Lignanti took a
chance. It was the, be -t chance he
ever took in his life. When he drew
ort of the partnership he had claims
for =21(1,11451 in cow noissinns and a com-
mission on *hells which he Commuted
for $711,1145) apot cash. On cnn'racts
that Lignanti knew of himself. Alb-
erni and Yoakum stnoal to split $1,(14PI,-
(1411 in commissions between them.
All these facts the Government could
have learned by looking up :he reeord s
in the office of the Munitions Hoard.
That great and good man Chairman
Flavelle must have known the facto,
although be did not cancel the con-
tracts or ot.herwiae act on the guar•an•
tee elauera. Moreover, Gereg • Kyte,
imine a good .p .rt, gave the. Govern -
mina far warning a week before he
announced at • public meeting just
*Lout where be was going to land the
punch. Even at that the Governtoeljt
watt taught unprepared, being very
much like Belshazzar of old, whowent
on Hel*b.izzaring in spite of prelimin-
ary notices on the walls and else•
where. No doubt Belshazrsr thortgbt
that when the oeeaaion armee his
Solicitor -General would explainevery-
thleg. Oh, well, yeas all know what
happened to itelsbaxnar. if F'. G.
When little uses as, peevish, give
Ronan Orderlies ; eon.tlpsUoo is often
the causal. Sold only by Resat) Drug
StoraM
. lie and e bones. R. C. Da.-
lop. dr.tggbt.
MARKET QUOTATIONS
Toronto Cattle Market
likavy choke steers.... es 15to88.71
lla.dy choice butt hers. 7.75 8.15
Ifs,'•et., r t. rood .... '.4a 7 --,
do. medium .. r ;.
du. common ... 4; 00
Betters, choice - 50
otos ' good i; 75 ;
du. medium 6 00
butcher cows, choi.-ct; 50
du. good --
du. medlem 50
do. common
3.25
Butcher lulls, choice 6 50
do. medium to good. 5.75
do. bologna .... . 5.25
Feeders, 900 to 1,100 lbs. 6.00
do. bulls 5.25
Stocker!, 750 to 900 lbs6.25
do. med., 650 to 700 5.75
do. common, light5.25
Cutters 4.75 5.25
Canners '5.75 4.75
Milkers, choice. each .. 70.00 90.00
do. medium to good .50 00 75.00
Springers 50.00 90.00
Calves, veal, good S 50 10.00
do. medium 6 00 8.00
do. common 4 50 6.00
do. grass 14 75 6.25
Bob calves r, 00 9.00
Lambs, cwt. l0 50 13.60
Springs Iambs, each9.50 12.00
Medium and heavy 8.00 10.50
Sheep, ewes, light 8.00 9.60
do. heavy and bucks6.00 7.75
do. culls 4.04 6.50
Hogs, weighed off car., 11 35 0.00
do. fed and water. -'l In S5 10.90
do. f.o.b. country. 1,. ) 0.00
6
6
6 . .
6 .J
5.60
7• GO
6.60
6.00
7.50
6.75i
7.25
6.25
6.76
Toronto Grain Markets
Manitoba wheat- In stone at Fort
William, No. 1 northern, 11.1311 ; No.
2, $1.12%; No. 3. $1.10%.
Manitoba rata-irl store at Fort
William, No. 2 C.W., 42yc; No. 3
('.W.. 4044c; No. 1 extra fee), 40%c;
No. 1 feed, 39%c.
American corn -No. 3 yellow, Stoic,
Canadian corn-I+'eed, CSc to 70c.
Ontario wheat -No. 2 winter, per
car lot. according to freight outside,
11.02 to 11.04; No. 1 commercial, 97c
to 99c; No: 2 commercial, 05c to 97c;
No. 3 commercial. 93c to, 93c; teed
wheat, 85c to 87c. .
Ontario oats -No. %bite. 43c to
44c; commercial oats. 42e to 4,.c.
Peas -No. 2, per carlut, 11.60, ac-
cording to sample. 81 to 51.30.
Barley-Slalting, outside. Glc to
• 62c; No. 2 feed. j59c to 62c. -
Buck\l heat --68c to 69c.
Ryea-No. 1 commercial, S7c to S8c;
reject,- I. 83c to 85c. ,
Manitoba flour -First patent,. ' In
jute bag., 56.50; seconds 5.1; strong
bakers $5.50, in jute bagel -
O.ltarfo 6ot,r-Winter t1', k, Toron-
to, prom1t • ehlptucnt, a.. nrding to
,:,mple 14 1410 in ja' 1-.:. bunt; I
..'aboard 4.-1 to $4
Mlllfe d ,' .r r t 1 • :. dell.(
ed, Montreal freight 11').:) 5_'
shorts. 326; tui I !!.tiF good f,• 1
flour, bat:, 11.6) to $1.73. I11
WI-otesale Prc'•:;e
Toronto w1:o;e-a:^ r.'i: o 3 to t':
trade:
Eggs -
Special rand'', .1 , r:'sa :
New -laid•, ,-\-car chs
s..
Butter-
Creamery prin., ire:;:..
Creamery, s•:! iv
Choice dairy prints
Ordinary darn pr.a ts. ';
Baked .... 25
Cheese -Newlarge, 19c; - twit -.
1914e; June and September. lart.•,_
20c; twins.- 2014c; triplets, 201_..
Honey• -Buckwheat. barrels, 7c to
7%c; tine, 714c to Sc; clover, 50-1h
tins, 13%c; 10.114. tins, 14c; 5 -lb. tins,
14c; comb honey No. 1. per dozen,
82.60 to 83; No. 2, per dozen, $2 to
52.40.
Poultry Live Dressed
()Id fowl, Ih.., 1st- 20c 11c 20c
('hit kens 114.' N 20c 20c 2;
Turkeys 1Sc 20c 26c 30c
Ducks 14.' 15c 18c 207
Geese 12c 13c 17k. 19c
D d Meats
Toronto wholesale houses are quot-
ing to the trade t.3 follows:
Reef, forequarters. .8 9.50 to $.0.50
do. hiun'luarters... 13.60 14,50
Carcases. choice 11.00 12.00
do. common 9.00 10.00
Yeats, ocotillo!' 7.50 1.50
do. led 111111 ... 10.50 12.69
do. prince 13.60 15.50
Heavy hog., 11.00 11.60
Shop hogs 13.60 14.00
Mutton, heavy 10.00 12.00
do. light 14.30 16.00
Lambs 19.50 21.v0
Seeds
Toronto whole:=altrs are sllliLg to
the country trade.
No. 1 red clo •er, cwt .126.06 to 324.40
do. No. 2 24.30 25.5)
do. Nu. 3 .4.0 00.40
No. 1 alsiko. cart 21.01' 22.00
do. No. 2 18.00 19.01
do. • No. 3 16.u'1 00.00
No. 1 alfalfa, cwt25.60 28.0.1
do. No. 2 23.00 00.09
do. No. :t 19.00 oo.e0
No. 1 timothy, cwt. 12.00 14.00
do. No. 2 10.00 11.00
do. No : 9.50 10.00
Chicago Cattle Market
('nt1L' -- Receipt;, 200, ma -kat
steady; h. -eves, 87 50 to 89.40; *to, k
ere and feeders. 85 s:. to 8.2:;, cows
and helpers. 83.90• to 88.75; calves,
87.25 to 89.1:7.
Hogs - Receipt. 6.000; market
strong: light, 89 to 19.60; mixed,
19.10 to 19 heat v. 89.06 to 19 55;
rough. 53 05 to 8910; pigs, 36.76 to
8840.
Sheep -Receipts, none; market
steady; native, 8430 to 89.10; lambs,
native, 119.!8 to ill 48
East Buffalo Cattle
Cattle- Receipts. 200; market slow
and steady
Vesla-Recelpta, 10; market active
at 84 to 110
Bogs - Receipts. 2400, market
*low; heavy andemizd, 19.91 to 810;
yorkers. 89 21 to 89.96; pigs, 81;
roughs, 18.86 to 99; stags. M4 60 to
87.14
Sheep and ksaks---Re.stpa, 1.409;
usertet active; kkaks, M a 8114i;
yesrttags. 9030 le 1111.Them rtes
chewged.
T.e.auAY, APItIL 6, 1916 31
MILLAUSON
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arpets, Curtains, Linoleums,
Oilcloths, attings
O
UR Spring stock of new Floor Coverings is
now in, and notwithstanding the great ad-
vances on the prices of all these goods, we were for-
tunate in buying when prices were much more
favorable than now.
SEAMLESS TAPESTRY SQUARES
2 1-2 by 3 yards, from 512.95
3 by 3 yards 512.75 to 515.00
3 by 3 1-2 yards5I2.50 to 516 50
3 by 4 yards 514 00 to 521.00
3 1-2 by 4 -yards... 420,00 to 524.50
3 1-2 by 4 1-2 yards $22.50 to 527.50
SEAMLESS VELVET SQUARES
2 1-4 by 3 yards 512.75
3 by 3 1-2 yards....522.30 to 526.50
3 by 4 yards 527.50 to 532.50
BRUSSELS SQUARES
3 by 3 1-2 yards519.50 t o 525.00
3 by 4 yards 523.50 to 530.00
_ _
met' SEAMLESS AXMiNSTER SQUARES
3 by 3 1-2 yards, from 530.00 3 by 4 yards, from. _.
STAiR CARPETS IN ALL WIDTHS
535.00
Nairn's Inlaid Linoleum Extra quality Nairn's Inlaid Linoleum, patterns through to
the canvas, in designs suitable for halls, offices, bathrooms, kitchens and all places
that are subject to extra hard wear. Per square yard. $1.0(1
Nairn's Printed Linoleums, Four Yards Wide-Nairn's Printed Linoleum in 3 and
4 yards wide, extra heavy quality,; will wear for years, in tile, floral and check
patterns, suitable for all rooms. While. present stock lasts.. only 65c per sq. yard
DOMINION OILCLOTHS
Dcminicn Oilcloths are the best wearing Oilcloths for the money that are to Le had. W'e
haveall widths in stock from 1 .yard to 2 1-2 yards wide, in block, floral and tile
patterns to suit all rooms. Price - 4 Oc per square yard
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