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4 _ _ ' ° ”*` ` \"°N° ""vE°'._Au‘ PLAVER3 _Slr.-- l notice 'in the Guardian ' ~ _ _ WEDN]`§DAY, MAY 28, 1924 A N__w’Y'°__'k"__°'."__u _ __ __ that one of those assistant migra-

been I ru 'fha 'rig W’ fr “B tory bird oificgars in the civil ser-

°° "5 “D - “'°h”| °'“V` vice from Win s0r, N S spoke be-

, _LHQUSICLEANING NOTES BY THE WAV . ers who are still going strong. ' "

-*vit remained wr- Mr-.l1‘- A- Crew' °°"‘°""‘ “ ' _' _ ing canadian wud rnwt, uanngn ne

_ _“___ X mul or Prof ;2:“n:__?r'2’_f tn ty” but tame' did not make it quite clear whether

"NWN" “fecal” ` e po said the other day lntimating that Y' _ he meant for the -protection of our

nn unna that 'ry cons waiter °'° "‘° R°"‘" Cm’ °“"""°“‘°‘

. ¢|y Mold not be lull .-lohnson, Cy Wllliamyl and Godwy, them °“ uwpmper way of protect'

ed to sleep by what Premier Kln€

lie reminds his readers that Cy number or ame_ mreclln them

gresalvlsm, to explaln`lust what cc-lthem .Wm be no general elecuml young Larry Lajela aall Uarlaly s 8 D K curred in parliament -In connection tale yeal._ rialltlcal |l,ad9l-ll ine Mathewson cal-|-|ed__n° welglll dar_ for Americamsport, as they- want

mg their long careers on the it' _

with the Budget. The detection 0| mil-ltary commanders not infrequ- diamond _ He ,urea he intel-views() a mlm auch Lgbel-al |ellqel-g as sir Lgmnrelitly realise the advantage of tak- Tllew were one or .two excerr bel' 0! Bl-UIDGFS lien? and "nd 9°

i their opponents by surprise The- tions but in a long list enumerated, percem' M them |°°k "nh dmfavor

Guuin. Mitchell. Bureau. Mllrlilil "5 - ‘ ‘ on this Yankee act they have put

Euler, Raymond and l\icCrea. in-

cludng the incidental absence of Mr. Fielding, he describes as a

"bousecleanlug”. according to a canned Ottawa latter in the Liber-

press. -The dominant

party ' is getting rid of

_the rubbish, those tainted with

protectlonisns and with those dis~|council which dec des such matters

rmaerl “_ the Hellaa la new awelll_anll shapes the course without and zarnlshed. The remaining Lib-l:'_§’_:Y____g_:_‘;“_§__‘;_”i;‘_;‘_' '° ""3 Wiliileli "F

___`i erals, including our own "solldl "' fnur". have, after the customary; From the Oppoaltion pqint of

bouneclennlng process, been dusted_V]°W Umm “T9 li Dumb" Of i“<1l'~'li‘_

and placed on the shelf to be uscdl"°”’ "mt ‘"‘ °’|°”"°" "my be

as the Progressive family may sos

elves may dictate. And so the rob-

blsb has -been thrown out, accord-

ing to Mr. Creraryand the House is

free from those protection~'at talnts

which were so evident during the pnlmy days of Laurier and Field-

ing- "The last vestige of protec- tion," in the shape of those who, while preaching “tarlff for revenue

only" still retained the full measure

__of pnoteot’on advocated and con-

es to not dissolving Parliament .be- fore 1925. No doubt there are many members ol the present House whose chances of re-election are- slim or hopeless who would like to hold on to their present seats as

long as possible, which would bel until two more sessions may be hold. But there is always an inner

sprung before another session is due. The branch railway program, providing for large expenditures in nearly all the provinces points strongly that way. The bold at- tempt to claim a national surplus and some reduction ol the public debt, purely 'mythical and without foundat`on as the claim undoubted-

ly was and is, looks in the same direction.- At the election of 1921' the Liberal leaders made a bold attempt to deceive the people and the measure of success then schiev ed naturally prompts the same leaders to repeat the process now

iPremler really promised nothing Wi"ll\°Bs W" 'U16 llredvlnillillll here over _“___ d rurrher ‘mid rr

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feature _of the build of these bail __ ld _ d

players, who stayed in the game emu mee "ary mm “n °x`

for many years_ plain the act _he think, he could

The sporting wrlter‘s comment °°“v°"`th°m "° his mem N°w

was "to last a' long time you must ‘° 'PY "und wwe 5“““°“ he 1”’ fast a long llma_»» l_erl/|;v_ve:l_ wer_ee ___m\;cl:°be_lter_ lu-

|f . . 0|' ll lan H B l'll€

you me ovemeight’ you me situation of Canadian geese, brunt

`f:l;_?'lfg§_ ins! that much excess and ducks. ~'i`/his unfair treaty has

Aall _lllar aa lhe rallrearl maker been passed and it is the business

yell pay fer excess l,asgage_ so of those high-salaried officers to dear, Nall"-e make yea pay ler uphold lt in every way they can. excess fat can-lell_ But there are men taking the

laerlra S ea have el-lea order trouble to learn the whole game

P Y W ° ‘ , cd wily you carried an excess of i'at, 0' the m`°'"°te"5 M this act M 1"

and yel dm "nl eat any mera than is at the present Lillie and for ymu- una f,-lelllla years back, which will be publish-

ylm, _ayelaal l|0ea,l>l lm,-,l lt al, ed in the near future. Ile states

aa we||_ maya al|_ before the Rotary not len per cont

New la gal a.|,all agaag ol’ the geese whicnleuve our prov- Nu; 1-0 have all extra gl-0 lr, incs go further than the southern

seven lwllnlla on yea la really a const of Nova Scotia for he visited

good aim-l_ there in December ami saw many.

1; is a am-l of reaerva ae ll were This is well understood for those Bu; ex(-egg fn; magna gmel-fel-ml. birds are only then lnoving south,

ee with the various organs nf tho “"5 °’1|l' fl Y""¥ Small D9? "Bm if b0dy_ an ac¢lla| lrmmaa ef lllell- any are seen -in Nova Scotia during fuacneae la lhe l,edy_ winter. most all find their way in

Fl"-mel-_ your phyalclaa Wm tell hundreds of thousands to the great

you that the mortality in severe C‘"'|'1t“° s°‘_mdB» Wmife 3" HWS illness like typhoid and pneumonia, 0" 'ha' ‘me "U9" Place 9h0Wll 'ml 5,, lllgll ln fel peepla_ the map of the United States, are

Fat people are not good surgical Shi" |11" |'“”d|°¢l|B 01 Ulfllliialliifi

l-lake yearly _until -recently. Northern it comes under an ever-varying pull

Armplexy occurs more frequently birds are being killed in winter in_

ln ral 0 le the _United States all the way be-

P9 D .

You Bee lr you ara A lm heavy_ l.we_en _th;_Atian~tic to the Pacific

l l _ n undr s o thousands yearly.

g»;>_\;_are ess nclined to exert your ,rim lvwhare the great _wad of

You will ride in a motor or street Prmecuhn' wa' '°q“h°ed' c“'m"]“

car when you should walk. You are °h°“ld b°_° “ble '° D‘°°'°“ h°'_` apt to try and save vourself from qame t” 4"” each ¥"`°"m°e “*

nlltcntly "practised ' by the- Con-lif'an' early appeal to the country exerllon ln varloua llllle warm located,~for like our fisheries what negative nal-gy, was nangwlaanad is contemplated. 'rms rnennn a great anal to that :°":‘°”w"‘;"“‘;_‘_"e____§”_‘;_"““° df' “"5

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_l tl b l f _ _ _DDY vemen an

out_»,when the Liberals above men- lenyxr guiciesygillsbegin to aaliugm gf wud fm,-|_ -

"° ` iondil went-out.- » . There are features' In the Rohblblabby. your inline will expand “V % §“'“"_.°"I°" refer’ W _"W

terlll which are relied upon by a less because they are not asked to' M ‘“‘°'PVl ‘ml I-‘°“|5l°““° "‘ H°

Crerar save there was a sink- an much Your-Marr muscle will nan take in an -the statnrnrnm

h l I len rl _t __ Dol‘t'on ‘of the Liberal DMU Bl ` ~qcean 'to ocean and he camifilld ouseceaalpg n w en o _likely ___ _"__ _____________ ___ _he _________ ll_l;ew_ise_0fet _:asker _lie_e_ause _it what _Canadians would mink

sinillar 'reasons, a. number of L‘b ia ° " "5 “S “'°" ' ° W" ° “au hte, ala rl ll rl

" __ _ ` i ` districts, and feared -by other Lib- keep it strong you know except by 5 5 5 °” 7°” V “ "5

stale' allied themselves with the el-5| f _ exercise. You t your exce ,wm’t"‘ ` They have “°“"`u"°° Conan rl “t wn tn ` .twain :if source: 0 danger' Beyveishi in only elites way. That is \:"""°“"‘“ °"°°“““' “"1 “°"°" "'°“'

_rva vee o om ey pro ese con rary views a'n:l for. _ 1,; nm" dag; fm ll lr l ll

, - -~ - . tl .Y n n ut-3. -U Y- °°“ “° S-Hi lrelfly beleaaea-_~» Ha alll ael.l-allow opposite reasons. a decision maylenygg eaglugegvsdaoiofr l:;pl‘:;l two geese .and eight brent. This is;

"§°'-1°”-ms W* W9" ‘ml \h°U13°|"°5 knowing that it is not, but think-‘regular nerds-e-` cans come up into Canada, buy ai

be reached in favor of an earl Iw f ` law' “nd me" W" h“'°°“3‘*""¢

tl\e»l.ncident to its sequel. In 1911 _ 7 sys- la kml

l _ - ll e ng of our Canadian birds

lm" __ a all cl rl.. h _ °"°“°“- °“° f°°U°“ b°|i°‘/-118 the Cm d°“'“ °“ y°‘"° quids and find 80 percent are killed early

- - W ° W" ea" " e pm tariff to be popular and the other'y°ur starch” and take 8' “me by non residents-that is Xmerl

_lll"'a_body and never came back as ing it better to take the vote before -é<-e->--- IHCGIIHG _` M\d“Bh00l- l-hl‘0llBl1 0lii‘

ggqmuy again. The present house- further opposition ls aroused- Fear

eeason then follow up shooting

eu.” most all winter. The promoters

clear” wllr glve me party I ‘md of the growlnx "°"°lt 3° Quebec _ _ _ _ of this Bird Act_ for Canada, down ___-________w______ __ _“___ they Wm ___ ann given wal-ning in me snvnrn- Dany salem-_lalns _S°vl\=.__°W\1 time nest shwtins

ment that delay is dangerous. Act.

grounds they are their own game

able te draw their full salaries and lrlly ln the weraenva Lleeral aaae, _ _ _'°. _ warden” an-d "mush it ‘B “Kunst

. | _ _ the law in sell in th lil

_ ilessloual lndemnlt es but the lncld- cations and the new movement tol markets." it is said no onegignowt

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el1t'»o! 191-l will be repeated; they organise them federally look also; ' what 162°? bil! 0|' 901| 511 H1086 N8

_ "ke el. D l_ _ »~¢-0000+000-e-e-eo-sooo-¢-¢-gg.; l'_narke_ . Much the same as

will go out to stay out. _ l 9 “W °'_3f__’1‘i“““"°“ ‘ ___Hé FL-E-ECE OF w6°__ their liquor law. though it is - - ----oe>i-- \ A mem “___” ____ t -___ _ against the law handling it ln.any

THE AGITATOR . 9 9° ‘ ° P°' Y » "~°' - wa shi loads find their wa in

ltioai situation shows strong lm-

_ Y- D y

We picked it into snowy heaps and are 5q1l|_ -

l lr ' pelling reasons why Premier King wm|° B"-Uni! OD U10 H6011, Our season that wehave more

Ono o t e great curses of the may de_____e ___ _____k ____ ________ _______ To make a soft sud downy quilt than n few _geese and brent for

modern wo;-|d 1| gh; qiggwl-_ }-1° ____ ____ C_______e_ _ __ Of bright and shiny sheen. shooting in the fall means only a in tn na tonne in 'every nik nf nn " ` mu” -° 'e°°”` - L fe" Wfwks in this vmvinvs- had |10

_ _ structed. Mr. Fielding has been WB CM"-1911 il 111 H800! flakes, time reserved for shooting a few

Eb'-. .'~ J .1

lwm the srsst corporation which inn; innanantatea. Mr. Mnraonrn w"‘°“°"“"Y "°|“1'i= won-laying geese in the spring

_-also emma" th____“___l. of men to rl|a'posltlon is seriously threatened. wiqumed it_"“h stitches Hue' - when "N md lwmg bird” ha"

“il Wlwll IBB illlilt was blade- gone from here is where the un-

little community in which msn and B3"°`el°°¢|°“*‘ ill the older provinces fairness is clear, and only Dl‘®80l'V°

tw- ri- "_-_men "ve their q__m__r__d__"__m have proved extremely haz~ W9 mlded it il! SVSU f0ldH Ing them for winter sports. `

ardous but cannot be avoided. And “em " mr “w”y' "Wi in °"°"Y U1” “I9 A“1°\'i¢°"4

e e w en the Redlstribu- ga' r all - lldl d

mera. ll l le ll ll ll ll, l_' _ 8 ll Ulla W9 lil! HY- trade arrangements with Canada

ll ll I 0 V990 018! lion Bill s adopted twelve seats l-eyllll me have vel- muah llla

I -_ ‘ D Ili! Y - mr anus no way ann a|annnten¢.‘beyonn me Lanardna in na uuan -*ml "\°“K\1 “he may have W'-‘lldins boat nr uw heal", ann nnr same

¢ml'\|¢y_ aglqgea' .ml mlrer, |alle,'and that cannot be filled until af- Urlllfim; lleaae le lull :_'_`f_“‘Y "pill °’_i°°‘l’"°_'_‘_- W4: :°l’r°__‘;§

‘-"\ ' . . .I -_ 0588 0 DW Spill B in ni. u.|l._ ne l. vi., me., ,,,,. ie' H °""°l“°*°“ °‘ 'he mmm w”`"°va the ana ann invea -the win una may have pnt it wen over

__.u_______. _-____ _____e“°__.____ o_‘Parllament. There is now a seat ' best aa lla la tal, Blrll Aan we ,ant

lvanam in Montreal. 'rn lone that Wi" be *he "°°°° °f "°°'- reasonable protection for our birds.

men, The little natural individual aaa, would be rarlleur ar -_lm _ bu; gy an gm ,mm mean,

' " " -Pi\°°b» Hendry- 'rnu name' omnar :fake nt

troubles he e D ___ _ magnifl s into great_:ht;h _l_t ls of the last .importance lmmllne the legs or lllnlm wllh wrongs and persecution: on the part_ "1 l 9 WPHKHBHB 0|’ the Govern- ""`°”*°°“l_ date of reiesae, to know more of ,|_l,ara_ Ha' cannot lolrnu ment and the party should be con- _ about their movements and getting

cenied and no; exlmaad F more knowledge of the birds

.W >h_""“°'_*Y_l|l¢ N0 Mlilhtll ' I. I v , 'Q I f. / / l He Mlihowledletl that some banilii lil ctiftlnz-up so-ua and nnnuntlonp on not on alone of em than ln. / ' .M 4 =:gw':°°n‘; §$§’_‘;."°"r:_2__:‘“_“r:`__°"§’]‘;_r1';‘_§ Ol .llllmltillted evil and th _dielil “fly °fa_anle union of _ans _.__ States, `wilers`f_hs.and those who onfyegn 1°, Mm la la larlera Mm Liberal and Pregnealve p|re‘go7 ' ~ eeumc the right of making game

` -- _ ' ‘ ” ' _- - Th l MA-y _gg_....y _ |¢ um dr- ws _ln the interest of Canada, re- » 'f°°'“’ ‘fl-“PP°_l!. na\\_°°“°"' nvgbzigrz Ttezetogetheir mf' th"-anternilnéa, exist: :t.n|»bo¥»n~l&_|ire much more klwwledre of °"-.,\\},!_3|Y #lite a natural death ' ` em' qu ‘B D°""“° ness, nndomonotratlve, and ambi-` Wilt if twill( li°Wll H1970- NOW

_ _e __ that _et the close of the present ses- ¢leaa_ yea, lla _reelal me lg. yall- l,_||o'|;¢5t more 'our govenunem 1| nr. . ` .il _ .‘ ` - _ . ‘M -°°"“‘l- sion actual fusion of Liberals and can mo`ve__:_n'£ qlrolg above ' your :ying _l_s gzingéhrln o_\:r_l_;l£rhe_l.

i ' " station-'a - " ‘h utflclent l.sn» ‘y I I I’ wa

“Y I- = ' ANIIAUROADO Pmneuwu my M mcompmhnd adaptability :gn :cvq’uit .yourself againd. ne. near prehlbltlvet _

_ _v __ _ by the accession of leading western wan. Yana" nm, “mu” nm 'lu . l “_ slr_ em _

_Al_""“' W 'M Ki" °°'°"‘m°“'~ spans ao‘paia|'er expense for their 'f "Pl\°'l‘l°`l’_|0Ni\1'I ~ _"'°“-°"'“"' ‘|°‘“°' 'fu' i” ‘”`

""-°" than attesting mutans' sallam mmlnqny as 'sal-emi ne i-_ _tp - _ '_ - ‘ _roles lavurlnhratd animals

alignment" reeeatly hinted at byrna -into debt and romana: that - ' - _ - , lnvrplaydil inthe de_velopm_aet~_0_f

“I ,r _ , _ _ _ anim 'rmim mbsf annum ¢nu'°'°"»§f*‘-'W' WN- - _ _- ~ ” nlvuuauan uma “ ` ' no

aaa.,-,items place-and it ls somewhat '5:rm 1: ___::ll“1*l_' -- _ » x_ _ .aa»;__-"'l"‘l`l¢l’lI'(ae___ of eb

om," ll," rim than 'amuse la th umm You nn:¥r.~l¢.\ uly. '-_ _;____, ' ‘ lihlld..ev,°\'!_al_>_r\ti or be-i ~ i 'i'o0'Ilw\»r-- the onmnon main Yvlf-“Fir °°1°" "’° "tl “° waeuaaoav, nav an . _ vY'i|i°\ _flll_'l° {\_.\l_l°i\. ' '”°°““'°‘be alert and pfsguollfer the’°"‘?"'_. . _- ' - - »»»s<-_~--- -- »- ' -manlet§ll‘|’_°0

fansite' ln mvmnul me _ fm' (f°'l't°°*4ilr» Y-l = _

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_ predatory nnlmag anon as- the azquntain lion; wi_lltlmt._ V C0101-0 and fox were _discussed in bot de- Sifa before reveal- coaventlon_ in washington nf tha American Bocletyof Msmnaioglats. It was as- serted the Governm_ent'a campailll against predatory animals. will break down the balance of Nature and lead to the increase of a numb- er of destructive rodents and other pests, says the New York Herald Tribune. - `

Nature delights in balancing or-

ganic life-. Throughout the history df_anlma_l life we find that. while there has been an endless success- ion of typos and sD€Ci8S d6Vl‘l0D|llK and decaying over long intervalsol time and in more or less restricted areas. there always has been a noticeable balance of forces. This interdependence of organic life follows fixed laws which are de- finite parts of the physics of the universe. They assure a balance of life, the proper dispersal of birds. insects, fish and animals over the surface oi' the globe where they can obtain an abundance of food and do the economic work Nature sets for them.

The Spread of a Plant.

J. C. Willis, after studying the

effects of nge and area upon the geographical distribution and the development of species of animals, plants ned insects, says: "The ex- isting distribution of a_ plant, anim- al or insect upon the surface of the globe, which is often a very com- plex phenomenon, ls due to the interaction of many factors. As a plant spreads from place to place in which it originally commenced,

causing it to spread more or less repidly, or at times not at all. according to the different and ever-altering combinations of these factors-different climates, differ-` ent soils. different' groups 'of

plants that occupy the soil, presen-

ce or absence of such barriers as _ are offered by mountains. seas.;

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“h°"5e8 °' ”"'““t° “ml "‘°'”y mb" !struggE against insect life and multitudes ofiitber organisms por- lll_d6§yblB `|ll`lBi'l'\lDli0ll Of lhelll il things. To all this it is obvlotlalwm not he 'shi 'o sus n himself form~aer'vlces\valuable§to_ ol.hera.Il'lable ty,¢la|troy nature's balance' _"‘“_" 53° _“‘“°' 'be “dd°‘l"'th°lln itheface of mr caotupetitlou. These services have lbecomé "`so aa°d"h'erieusl'y'jeopnrdize _- clvv/uv i`i’\d°" "W 9990*” 'B th” m°“’ ‘“'““i'I`herefore, the future holds out effectlvelynndjnsted thatufany can-Jltlona-_*"_°‘ - -_ "rf will lt have had time to cover." _'ll,e'rrmaeel el the eearlble er - ' - ‘ ls -_

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operations of these great laws from !q~lle`am,al| mall-le wolves ef me

- itinction of man .with the buffalo,

N““"°" '-'W' '"5 M‘”° lllon and elephant andthe domin-

Man has been subjected to tbe»a-,lee er the world by llle-lea

the remotest period of his history. 'wealara and aealllera alalea aeaer

1894 Li Lfd.

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nas in-mms mamma lam,-gliapairlsooansnif ` .

d off the lace of the earth some

birds and is to-day destroying many other species. The destruction of wild life advances cumulatlvely with increased settlement and oc- cupation of tho land by msn and his domestic herds and flocks and commercial slaughter hastens the destruction. Civilized man and bis destructive weapons are menacing vue me un-ougnnnt ine mn-ln.

Menace el lneeetut

Plants, insects and the lower ani-

mals have all played their parts in helping man to develop. They have rea run. nelpufnnn, nlnuina and ornamsnted him and protected him. They also have iwerred on him and nine. nun feavalninln brain -bowerand cooperation and social habits. rin a -resent scientific

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He has been restricted by them ally kaewa'5y»lhe|r spallrall ,lame '."h°” "my ha" °P°"“‘°d “5°|""iol coyotesmtre being fought more him. and he has been their agent'l-llmleaaly ‘May ulaa any cluel- Whell Called “'90” 1° “flick 09191' American -animal. Birds, reptiles.

“l1"““|5- Belnl MWBYB B m*8m¥ crustaceans and fish are all »-

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