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8 I 1-Ll ut. Col. D. A. luclilnnola D. B. 0. ‘ _ . and 'Managing Director-J. R. Burnett . I-101111011, ODIGBTIO, Wh0 ha-I mme Il ~_ U

.ir 1. Asanvlalr lldltora--Fran! Walker and ll. IL Currier V _= r survey of the pollucal sltustloll ill ‘_ 1 me om cultured Wham/53 gf Du-

lsonuws nails noufulea lsim moo nr you un advance; sallverou. Quebec. reports that ‘the swing to- gh, or the mammoth elevators °f

80-50 urs your (ll advance) mulled in Clnadl and United Mlttl. ward the conservative party’ Whlcl ~ . Fo" wllllam that bulge their 550

` "° , on with gram: a hishwly driven "1

"ough the roaring wastes of Bu- GW -.ior, across the bosom of Huron din" id through quickly angered Erie; B31 road to distant Cathay which skirt.: 1" torrential Niagara as it goes, cmssos 3° Ontario basks in the beauty of the _dim

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1931

Sport l,_.,_ Rowdl/l;l,,l ~ article of diet. ll: is said to be “us

nourishing as beef and as lender and

It 15 With “Brel I-hal in HSM- appetizing as venison." In a recent

UIMRIHE 19901216 refllifd U15 DWSCIII- year almost 1,000,000 pounds were. proof I

whlch the Federal Nnl-llstel-sl }{0ll_rSider the faulty hilblts of humllll

I-endemiy lo rowdyism in 5e1li0l‘ Il0C_i¢- shipped from Nome in Alaska, to

was one of the sensational develop-

tion, has continued with such stead-l ily growing forte as to threaten the Taschereau Government with defeat in the approaching provincial cam- paign. The indications he cites in

of this are the acclaim with

ey. Not only is it a menace in itself, United Smeg mnrketg A-I'

but it is all extremely bad example to How much the Barren Grounds may

BPD

ll = beings that tend to shorten life you

ht think perhaps of alcohol,

tobacco, overwork, lack of sleep, too

ur Sauve and Hon Alfred Dur

t _ ._ anleau are received whenever they' '“i5

ear on the public platform, the

` I ci.:

ments in the recent Dominion elec- ‘__ Q -

Q) /_a_|_vg¢: W. Bu_rlon. M.D `

WHAT MA\` MAKE US OLD TC

SOON ` .

If you were asked what-you con-

“the rising hopes" for whom so much be suited in reindeer glazing has yer, .con

otherwise is being dolle in our lllidst. gd be ascertained; bu; in me Oldman Evidently I wrfms Coiicrlltlon of of Ralph Lomeh.a pioneer in the in-

what constitutes sport has become all dusgry in the Alaggim gold, as qudged 500 Pfevalent- S9011 iS 110i "D05-NUHV some time ago, “there is rooln in the ing," but out-door recieation in which northern tundra or Canada rot lglollor honour rules, and consequently all 000 relrldrer and such a herd would

that is mean, low-down. corxtciliptible, be worth $50_o00'll00_ Canada' ll she D’ eve" °“5Pi°i"'ii" is i'“i°°° “iid aiis°' ` started now in a modest way, could

lutely ruled out. lt is for this purpose r mv. such r herd ln 50 yerrs_., Frm, that a. referee, or umpire, is appoint- i years. as ll Wrller suggests ln the cur_

ed in sllcli games as football, cricket, rent lssue ol- Imgrlcullural and Irl_ iiwkey ‘md basebaii' and the iimii dustrlal Progress in Canada" from thing instilled (or should be) into the which me above lnrormarlon has been mind* °: iii” beginners is respect for taken, is a long time; but meanwhile

the referee‘s, or umpire`s decisions. Canada mlghr be conrenr with rr less

His w°.rd in 8 game is’ (oi Siiouid bei number. The present experilnent. will i C

35 5'“°'5“ii°t as iii'-3 decision 0! iii? determine whether or not the project judge °“ the' beiicii' He may be of stocking the Arctic prairie.: with wrong, but as with his brother in the rr_rnrl,rer is B reaslble one.

law courts, there is always an appeal from his decision, to be heard calm-

ly and fairly away from the heat and

turmoil of the fray. There is, there-

India’s New Capital

player* iieiiiii' ciub' °r iam taking me .the completion of a. work undertaken

iaw mm tiieir ‘iwn hands and meting irillet/een years ago when His Majesty

l SHI)

the

he inauguration last week of the rut

fue' mt the slightest excuse for B new capital oi India, at Dellli, marks the

Conservative leader, and the spec-

tacular successes won by the Con-l "m°

servatlves in the recent municipall hav be d my

opposite has en sal and .. is

that “an army marches on its stom-

elections_ .

f I

Mcmentous days are approaehlng,i “Ch S the Edlllblllgh weekly Swl_5_ l Now it is not absolutely necessary

5B.y

man, and a crisis may come even mai'

mouthful of food as to kind. calories,

ing. One thing is certain. Neither the Vitiimiiies and 5° f°i`tiii

sooner than most people are expect-

Trade Disputes Bill nor the Elec-

pr s. 'I'he dumping of Russian grain , and the general international disloc- | f

ation of trade have exact/ed their life, but the amount. And in a sense

heavy toll. But the glory of Canada/sl it

future shines like the sun through l food, but what happens to it in the

mists. Favoured among all the 1 system. If food is used or burned up

ions in the wealth of her soil and E in the system hy the working of the virility of her people, the years m

ahead are laden with treasure. qua

--~ wor

The Socialist Government has de- , out

trasted coldness of Premier Tas- m“°h Bmdew- °‘° °"i'““`s- Wt W”

chereau's receptions, the growing mis popularity of Camillien Houde, the me

total Reform Bill can be permitted Wei

to become law before they have been side

clloned by ll General Eleclllm dual Dr. McCollums advice is suf-

ficient. He says that the ordinary dict now in general use is suitable

“H58 IS PB-*SIDS ¢IU'°UKl1 8 UC- i providing some raw fruits or vege-

Dl'€SSi0Il. but it lS from D0 inherent] tables are added to any one meal of

causes said the London Daily Ex- the day. ” .ff

ht not think oi one very serious shortener and that is overeating.

There was an old saying thatl

and not on its feet.”

you _should consider every

This is important where under-

ght or overweight is being con- red but for the average indivi-

o it is not the quality or kind of d that is at fault in shortening

is not really the large amount of

uscles ill exercise or work, great

all our water trade routes? °f

of sectional prophets to the country,

a great public opinion on either side i'° of the international boundary today W” ranges solidly behind deep waterway iiii development or The Rlver Tllar Has nbout it: "With men who care like

__ _ _, _-.gilway S ts __ _

ll. llc Roberts, 'llfthe lofarlanl

tanley Baldwin, Gentleman

t‘I‘he New Outlook)

A mlgllly mul. hlgllway ghd; "Broke, and proud of it," is the

E ‘linda its western terminus beside dewfletlvn recently elven of the

' RIB!!

who was twice Prime Minister

,Great Britain and a few years

was rich enough to give more

anhalf amiilion dollars tothe

ernment at a clip. In an after- er speech at Birmingham, Mr. <lwiu‘ confessed that his fortune the iron trade hadimelted because could not let the family name be

cred. He explained that

l.l,,,,,,,,,',rl Isles, sm, the ,,,.l,,l,e_ most or his wealth oonslstoa or

whipped waters of the Long Sault sh” and Lachine and rests a while in W"

res of the iron trade association

the Baldwin family name,

the quiet sanctuary of Montreal's ’.“““i“U “ck V’ °“° '7°h“ Biidwm

port, still a thousand miles from "at the sea; a road which reaches on be- H-

the forge" in the reign of Charles These shares, when he took

youd me blllll promonloly of Quebec office in 1923, could have been sold

into the rolling, suit-lunged swells

of Point au Pere and the Gulf. me V

re MVB, dl¢d by the palate thanl thence through Gull and Blrllll llllo holds them now, and “there is no

e`dl€d by the SW0l'd-" A150016 Mother Allmllc and on to the lm, cataclysm on earth that can bring flung comers of the world. me

for about fifteen dollars; to-day

y are worth forty cents. I-ie

m to more than a fraction of

Inlllalls °dwelllng on ml banks, tom. saving most of that loss this English

hundred years ago, told a mariner

to 'Ihe River That Has No End?

ntleman nailed his colors to the

of old France that he had come mas of the ship of British industry

"It

li . may have been bad business on

Who shall wonder lf today thu my Dim," said Mr. Baldwin "many

who can Wonder that their former value." Instead of

as-

mlghty Saint Lawrence highway iii°d°m iiuiiiiiess “ie” W°".i‘i “W it

is destined to become the busiest of W

The _ Great Lakes~Salnt Lawrence I

deep waterway of the future, its pro- Wii llaglmlsls wer' wlll be the splmll c°l_ when you know thepublic has 'rome umn of North American commerce, a iiii'° transport thoroughfare leading from 'iam the teeming, mid-westem states and 3'9" Canal-ia’s prairie provinces through a km’

new gateway to world markets. And

pessimistic Jeremiahs and the plalnts Wu", There Speaks 3 Chris'-mn

gentleman, and a statesman worthy

°iiii wiidigii pimisiimeiii' mr my ai` the King at the Durbar following his

leged grievance. The good name of ac

this province for sporlslnanship is at pl stake' and ii' is mme ii" our ieadiiig Indian government. ~ ' promises which would have sufficed l har

citizens to assert themselves. and to

declare for law and order, both on rl

the field and off. u

The Reindeer Industry i 3°

Three thousand reindeer, the prop- 1'

erty of the Dominion Govemlneni, ii are at present being piloted across 3

Imperial unity and co-opcraticll t0

re symbolized in the four great col- Zz mhs presented by the four chief ch

D0mi1`li°“=3 IUCIWUUL3 C<‘“a‘i"» “'hi"h taxation, embitterment of industrial] bumed up, but if he lives outdoors un b b l d r ,h I

minion was represented at the relations -_ such are the presentlmore of it will be burned. However a na 3 mad “sm an mpd S 8 `| as ately Ceremonies by Sll- Alllllll- Cul- Government's panaceas for the prob- considerable portion is likely to be i°ws' appmximaieiy 'me h“"dI`ed als to get up early in the morning. lems of unemployment and depress- stored away in the body as fat, and m-ii” in Iellgtli, at present adapted _

ie, who made the formal presenta-

ion

on on behalf of the pcCp1e of Can-

clfl, The attitude of thc Canadian

eople toward India was well expres- df

l vot

cessioii W me throiic ‘iimouiiced the; mentary time and of its adminlstra- ting idle at home. Similarly with, l it HHS T01” "IW 1190' impelmi °=`“f‘-'G Of tive energies to the redemption of l oar men ol other athletes engaged in ' I' c ocean tn tm Fmt of M°mrea] ve

me of its own accord said the Lon- . by

,Waterway divides sharply into three

I ought to have sold at the top

the market. But when vou have old name in business. against illh 1l°Ifh9l'l8 has ever been said,

business on the strength ot that e, it is an impossibility to throw r shares on the market when you w that in all human probability

the loss will fall on them, not. on

head any nation on earth. That

s a shrewd and_very beautiful ng the Milwaukee Journal said

ntities can be eaten. In factl No End. thgg_ you can have ll c0llllll.l,_».

kers dong hard manual laborl The Great rrakelrsnrnt Lawrence doors can quite safely eat twice of up me arts, Tragedy ls me

ed the greater part of its Parlia- = as much food as when they are sit- navlgarlon zones. From the Mran_ proudest' the most lllumphanll lor

5 I the present ship channel permits

what happens to food not used up- l m

induce a sump H one had not Idraught and is being dredged to al

n Morning Post. An empty ex-iand the individual lives indoors a l

ia I to th st of

equer, more extravagance, higher considerable amount of it will not be ms' Immed he y _ E vie

Montreal is found a, region of alter-

_ lm l l b ln l r su only for fourteen-foot shipping. m

2- 4 lport to the internal organs can act

d I. l l . ,

ra n ng passge for vessels of thirty-foot M . , _

Ulllliallli from its Vlmpregnable

work? If the food is fat or starch d-eplh or lhmymve feet at mls wrrrl wa

builds its shining citadel in the

ry centre of the ellemy‘s country,

the very summit _of his highest

tchtowers his camps and arsenals,

It is come to be regarded by many

if it were an essential part of mor~

. . Misers get up early in the

S lat “stead 0 e g us B p_ oming; and burglars, I am inforln-

The third zone lies west again ed, get up me nigh; befdl-e__G_ K_

er r nd around them ro sucl; and reaches for. more than a thous- Chesterton.

How, then, are we to make an end ` ually g 'n a

| and miles into the heart of the con

the 1,000 mile stretch that separates Ii

Western Alaska and ,l,l,_ Macknmle sed by General Currie when he said:

“Let this pillar, brought from B h

With aeroplanes ahead to direct the 1110 building, sharing in all its in th

River delta, in Nc-rthc-ri: Canadal distant place and incorporated mm Posh The answer ls to be round ln

- _ ._ te‘ . . T

course and to find the choicest has ‘l remind you that Canada’ though W

l-urage, and reindeer ill slecls haul- fal- fl-dm you geographically, is l

sharin in your hopes. animated by ‘ S

is now wintering somewhere between Point Barrow and Aklavik. As soon

after the fawnihg season next spring

as the young are able to travel, the

trek will be resulnccl, and by the autumn the herd should be ostab-

lished upon its permlincllt feeding grounds in the vicinity if Kittlga-

zuit. This will end the first -_trgo ill

an ambitious protect to populate

Canada's Arctic prairies-the sJ~-cal-

led Barren Grcullds-with millions of

reindeer. Q

The success of reindeer rahclllng iii Alaska has led to the adoption of`

the present enterprise. The strongest guarantee of the success of tile in- dustry in the Canadian Alctic lies in l Qc fact that the Barren Groundsi

have been known to support immense

herds of wild caribou that have rang-

ed their sweeping expanses, coupled

with reports of explorers as to the

character and extent of the vegeta-

tion found upon them. The reindeer

is A close relative of the caribou, and

it is raasollable to conclude that they Inu flourish under the same condi-

tions. A recent Government report estimates the number of caribou on

the Arctic prairies at 30,000,000. These herds roam from the Churchill River

on the south to the Arctic coast ghd Alaska in the north. Owing to their

extensivemigratory habits they do not constitute a dependable food sup-

ply. Reindeer, on thc other hand, like the horse or tile cow, are uilder

the control of man. They can be herded at small cost nnd rounded up

shred time; s. year--in February to collect and segregate the breeding stock. in June to mark the tawns, and In October to mark out and slaughter the animals intended for market. Reindeer carcasses dress' f0\111d 15° pounce me have s value with me uv- products of about $80. In Alaska I-M skins provide the Eskirnos with clo- thing and Ira converted by United btztcs manufacturers into gloves.

llcccasins and other leather goods.`

[hc meat is shipped to such ccntresl

1-. San Francisco, Portland and Be-i mls, where it has became at staple

lests witn=ssing all its functions,

It is the intention that the new in

a new federal India under the consti- l tution which, it is hoped, will be the r

ence. It would have been a happyf 8

augury if the opening ceremonies

the representatives of a united India. ¢

Instead the ceremony comes at a crit-

the people divided and millions in passive revolt against the existll18

system of governmen . Y ea that the opening of the capital will f

mark a turning point in Indian af- fairs and that the negotiations still

in progress will be successful in find-

ing a satisfactory solution of the vex- ing problems which now beset the

nation.

| Editorial Notes

Those who complain of the late

date at which Parliament is called

this year may be reminded that it is not the date of the opening of Par- liament but what Parliament does while it is in session that most con-

cems the people.

“A university education," says Sir

Henry Thornton, “is of small value unless it confers upon the recipllllt

the power to determine correct prem- ises and to argue. with accuracy but

without pl-ejllrlice, to an incontrovcrt- ible conclusion."

.5 '*-*_*

A delightful delicacy of the English

language is suggested in the official rebuke from the United Stat/es Secre-

tary of the Navy to Gen. Butler. 'Do be rqirlmanded is a serious and em-

barruslng thing, but to be "hereby reprimanded" is I good deal easier to

wa ¢.-- -- _

ith an iron hand. and only the

this “Jewel of the British crownvith

as drifted? asks the Birmingham ls

e earlier history of British India.!ev

r lb cam E ul We the caravar ll trong hand will ever repress sedition i doesn't burn so readily. It has more; » ng 'e P q p ° ` I your spirit and sympathetically llv- and rioting among the Hindus andiwaste residue, ash. or whatever you'i°k°5 5°’ ni' “st as the p°ii'5 °i left Alaska in the early suiilnier :incl lllg ln your 1lfe_-» other races settled ln the great pen_ I m

If too much meat is eaten it is

eir action_ Too much starchy foo

definitely one cause of diabetes. ` M the sum' Lawrence* “ii the Great

Lakes, and the-connecting channels

e moi' serious if no work or ex- and cami syiiiems essimiiiai i'° ship' 4

ll B

e great Mutiny had to be crushed ercise is taken. Meat is a more com- ping in this iegim' vesseis ‘ii °

:plex food than fat or starch and maximum dmiizhii °i iiweriiy ieet .

imay now ply from the head of the l

a call it, and this interferes with ‘ Kiiigswii' Pi`es°°ti‘ and ogdensburg'

sula. A condition has arisen which the smooth working of kidneys, B t°i'°i distance °i m°i'° "him °n°

not be cleaned with kid gloves; blood vessels and sometimes the iiii°ii5°"id "iiie5‘ -

apltal shall be the national centre eir

their mutual oo-operation in carrylU8 i ci

i a

he ' k f ~ tl arepre-

forwardt “or 0 mee ng nothing because it happens to be

Eiiimive g°vemment under B' new new. He knows instinctively how to SDHWS 01' 8F95-WY mdepcndeme iead focus attention upon a vital issue or ing eventually t.o full Dominion a significant event. The Prince is rights and powers within the Empiré. quite definitely of this age. He is il;

the best sense of the word a very

_ mr r Indra wlrh modern Prince. - London News

ical time in the s ory 0 . chrorrlclel _

Il ere must be the iron hand behind.

Il. Is no mere flattery to say of the

outcome oi’ the recent London confer-§ Prince of Wales that he sets an ex-

mple of up-to-date initiative t.o all

this contemporaries. There is nothing

ompous or spectacular in the part

_ , D

could have been participated in by he plays ln Dubllc arl,alrs_ ,on the

ontrary, he has a deceptively cas-

joining on this occasion to express ual and easy-going air. But he keeps

ose to the times. He seems to be lways on the spot. He is afraid of

The pesslmlsts who have been

4; 1|; md be hop- given some shrewd knocks received a

urther blow recently when a £3,000 -

the london Power Company, for tho: Dl11'l>°8o of electrical developments!

was over-subscribed within a fewr

minutes. Here is evidence ill\ plentyl that there is ln Great Britain money . available for sound schemes which'

will increase our productive cific-t iency, and assist in reducing unem- ployment. How can it be attracted into lndustry again? The sure way is by increasing public confidence ini our industrial future, and by per-i suading the ordinary consumer toi buy more of the goods which are on i all sides being offered at reasonable prices. ' _

Milk men, potato men, apple mem!

all know that only by organization 1

can they serve successfully an or- ganzied market via organized trans- '

portation. ' Then their work is toli persuade their own brethren to use' better ways for their own better- ment, instead of worrying city coun- cils or privy councils. The public soon tires of disputes. Citizens know they must curb their own idiosyn- aruies and walk as the traffic rules oi-slain. There is risk enough then, but it is suicidal to defy them.

The movement of the cancellation

of the war debts has assumed greater proportions in the United States than is generally known, partly because men of vision throughout the Repub- l

lic realise that the debts stand in thel nz of in umm Milton an-mai

h else.

I ._..i_____i

- I will take my pipes and go now.

000 issue of new debenture stock by

heart. Unfortunately also where too

much meat is eaten it interferes with the burning up of fat and starch, sort of chokes the hre as it were.

In sort the diseases that shorten

useful lives-l'leart disease, inflam-I mation of the kidneys. hardening of | the arteries. hardening of the wallsl of the vessels carrying blood to thel

‘heart itself, diabetes-may all be

caused by too much food, or to puti it another way-due to the fact that

i. e food`is not burned up by exer-I

'rua rlrrzs '

.l \

for the bees upon the sill Arc singing of the summer that ls

coming from the stars.

I will take my pipes and E0 now, for `

the little mountain rill

ls pleading with the bagpipes in 4

tender crooning bars. ‘

I will go o‘er hills and valleys and'

through fields of ripening rye;

And the linnet and the throstle and the bittern in the sedge Will hush their throats and listen, as

the piper passes by ‘

On tile great long road of silver that ends at the world's edge.

I will take my pipes and go now, for

the sand-flower on the dunesr

Is a-weary of the sobbing of tho

great white sea,

And is asking for the piper, with his

basketful of tunes, `

To play the merry lilting that sets

all hearts free. ‘

I will take my pipes and go now, and

God go with you all,

And keep all soirow from you, and

the dark hearth load;

I will take my pipes and go now, for

\I hear the summer call, I

And you'll hear the pipes a-singing

as I pass along the road.

-Donn Byrne.

prosperity, and partly because there is a. certain idealism in the American mentality which may be appealed to

Ships from the far-off corners

of Christendom ply inland from the sea to Montreal, again a distance of.one thousand miles. In between a brlefwater haul of little more than 100 miles. or approximately five per cent. of the entire waterway, pass- able only to medium-sized and small craft. This is the Great Lakes-Saint

Lawrence Waterway of today.

The Great Lakes-Saint Lawrence

Waterway of tomorrow would unite these three zones into one gi-eat bi navigable highway, accessible j

throughout to ships drawing twenty- a 'i-.'e`feet of water. Present channels I ‘f the twenty-foot depth would be lrricd down to meet the twenty- ive foot schedutl. much of this work wing already been carried out. At uch points as Sault Sainte Marie, looks would be altered or renewed to meet the new circumstances. Be- tween Montreal and the sea no works are required. Re-channeling and re-canalization of the in-be- tween region would constitute the

1ion's share on the enterprise.

Fish Si _ i .

gi is 3

(Exchange)

The Island of Ceylon pi-cdu.... an anomaly in s. shellfish of the mus-i sei type which sings.- While it does not warbie like a bird or an opera singer, it produces s long, low 800116. Whith has a_m\lsical quality. Boeing that these bivalves do not

sense of the word. md certainly no vocal cords, this singing sound must be produced by some manipulation

“Ili ID°l’°Illlll drying does the trick, for the sound only occurs after the IMI hll limo down for a consider- lbb tim. leavin: the bivalvs high and dry on the rocky beach. 'rhers is A fish which hootl, too. The Boots fishermen calls this fish the butter- man, andwhea caught by lim oy. net, it makes a noise from the back of its throat when landed. Eels also make a 'noise when the hook is se. int removed from their sim. The common and vgry ugly gunna of our coutgrunts ,loudly when hauled to the ml-face. a strange ci-oailfng noise more like the ctw of a crow‘ than the mind a fish seams likely'

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possess a throdt in any - accepi,¢d

or their double shell. luis possible g fanny vigiom

. .

the chaotic condition into whichlan extent that it interferes with

ll tinerit. embracing the upper reaches 1

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