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(Special to The Guardian)
EDMONYI‘i(lN.», Aiugust 14.-Fifty
thousand dollars in paper currency was stolen 'from the post oiilce bc. tween Sat. afternoon and 3 o'clock 'Puesday morning. The money belong- ed to the Merchants Bank of Canada and it is believed has been insured The large amount taken was dong in wrapped parcels and has been con-
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51311011 bl' Fcgistereil parcel post l`rom the head office of the Merchants liank in Wi11l1|l1Cg to the ‘Merchants llzinlc at this city. It came into ine 10.2511 post oillce on Saturday and when me V011" Wes Onened Tuesday morning the employees discovered that the 11101101’ was missing. The city police were immediately notified and chief Hill and his stall’ of detectives work- ed fill 'lily and all night on the case.
Marshal Focli
Will Visit U.S.
(Special to the Guardian) ' P.A'RlS, August 14.-Although no
oiilcial announcement ims 'been niudu it is certain now that -Marshal Foch will accept tho invitation he has rec- eived to go to the United States and will attend the convention of the Ani- erican Legion at Minneapolis in Nov- efbcr. The Marshal’s visit, it is said here, will strengthen greatly the bonds between the American and French armies. `
Austria Protests . Against Rcpubiicanism
(Special to The Guardian).
1-lEIt‘LlN._August 14.-lt is rcportvil
from Vienna that the entente armed forces of Austria are protesting against efforts of the Parliament which urged that the republican l'orm of Govi'.i'n1ncnt he retained. There were isiniilar dcnioiistration in the country districts.
(iOl‘ENilAiGEN. August 14.-It is
reported from Warsaw that 40,000 Polish Jews have asked_perm,ission to eniigrate to America. lt is expect- i_'d that there will be a great number going from Europe in the nczir fut- ure. _
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Fast Mail Ships New York to Brest
(Special to The Guardian). - WASHINGTON, August 14.-As_
sigirmcnt of four of tho 'fastest trails- ports to provide a return mail ser- vlco between New York and Brest, was uninounceil today by the war ]_)¢. pn_rtment. Tho present schedule cov- ering thc reinaindcr of 1010 will he 1311011 C1110 Of by the George Washing- ton leviathan Agamcmmon and Ain. erican army ships turned back to the Sllllllllrlg board no\v total nearl1y 4,000,000 tons.
British Government
Will Set Prices
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(Special to the Guardian)
LONDON, August 14.-The Ilouse
of (luminous this ev`cnii1g after a heat- ed debate adopted an aincnilnient, to Ulu l\l‘olltceri1ig bill empowering the lloard nf Trade, after 'au investiga- tion, to tix wliolcsulo and retail prices. The vote was 132 to 05.
In the course of the discussion on
the lilli Sir Auckland Geddes Minis. ter- for National Service and Recon- struction indicated that thc Bill would empower the iloaird of 'l‘i~adc to tix prices in a ease where 'the coiniiiun- ity was likely to be held up by any i1c-nibiuatlon, national or ` international .for the lillrllose of increasing prices.
30,000 War Veterans T0 Welcome Prince
(Special to The Guardian)
'l‘0il()N'l`0, August 1~i.-When t_hc
Prince of \’Vulos visits the ldxiiihiiiou all '1`oronlo war vr1ler:ii1s will parade before ‘him and he will (lecorute many of them. lt is ex11e<'t.ed that 30,000 Veterans will turn out to welcome the Prince. _ 1
U.S. Brewers
Fight Liquor Bill
(Special to the Guardian.) _ A'I‘l.AN’l‘lC CITY, August 14.-Be
lieving that it rcvulsiou ol’ feeling against the provision can be conceii- traliul for a repeal of the liquor laws the brewers of tho iiatloii have called a big r:onl`ereiice hero for September 28th. 'l‘l|o mcctliig .will continue 'a week.
Supreme Council Meets _ To Consider Hungary
(Special to the Guardian)
l?A.ltllS, August l/i.-The lnter|'-Ai-
lied supri'.1ni', Council was suinnioiiod hastily today to moot ul. 2.30 o‘cloi-k to coiisiilcr thc liiinltflriun situation.
Rumania Replies Have Been Received
(Special to the Guardian)
PARIS, August 13.-The replies
of l’romicr l`lrui.tiuno of ltiniiaiiia to the notes ol’ lilo S\l11rci11c (Touneli of the -I‘eiicc_ Coiifcronce uoiiceiuiiiig the activity of Riiiniiiiiaii troops in iiun- gary have reaclicd Parts iind were bc- ing decided today by tho Ruiniinlan Deli-gntion. While the lull and exact texts oi' the notes are not available tho nicinbors of the ltuinunian dolo- gation say that they are official. it is said that Premier Brattiuno has in- structed the ftumanian ojlicers at Budapest to hold an iminodiate con- foreiice with the Allied generals thcro and to ninko evcry effort to nvnld coin plications. lt was not known today when the notes would bc presented to the Supreme Council.
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Serious Blow to Yorkshire industries
(Special to the Guardian)
LONDON. _/lug. 14.-11110 industries
oi' Yorkshire, particularly textiles, have been seriously ulfected by the coal sliortage arising out of the gi_r11m_ 200,000 miners voted yesterday to re- turn to work. More than 50,000 men 111151 women are out of employment he- cause of the shortage of fuel. Steel illld n'oii mills in Lancaster have be- gun to shut ‘down because oi' lack oi’ coal supplies.
German Oilicer
Was _Epatriated
(Special to the cuardiany
LONDON, Aug. 14.-The repatria-
tion to Germany of Field Marshall Liinan Von Sanders, \vlio assisted in thc coinniand of the -Turkish army during the war, has 'been granted lry the Allies, a German wireless iles- putcli received herc says. Field Mar- shall Von .\'Iacl(eiiso1i who left the G\2l'_l1l2\ll l`oi'cus on thc Easterii t`ront litlrlllg a part of the war ls; going to Constantinople. 'l‘i1c inessage adds that the liberation of Von Mackcnscii is under coiisideration.
ARMENIANS THREATENED
WITH STARVATION
il British Troops are With- _drawn and no 0ther Help.
(Special to The Guardian.)
l’A‘I¢liS. Aug. 1~i.~'riic 1'¢-.ice con-
ference is uwiiltiiig anxiously the do- cision oil Great 1li'itui'u as to the with- drawal of i13ritisli`t_roops from the 'Caucasus which it is expectcil'\vlll begin to 'inovo homcward iounorrow. -Colonel Wi-lliaim liasnei. U. S, A., -‘\i|i1=i| high coniinissioner in Armen- ian, has telcgraplied the Supreme (Ioiiiicil lthat Arnleiilzi. undoubtedly will starve and thc poopin be exter- minated if thc British soldiers are not detained there iiiitll other-5 ure sent. 'i`ho Siiproiiio tiouncil however is unable to proviiio troops. None of the large p0\vers is willing to sono soldiers there and i'oiisei1i|r'iitly no action has been taken.
Great Britain Spent $350,000,000 in Russia _ Since Armistice
(Special to The Guardian).
LON‘IJ(')N, Aug. 14.-*llritisli expen-
ditures for naval and military oper- ations in ‘ltiissia iroiii tho date ol' the armistice until the cnil of July amount- cil to $Il5ti,000,00(l,» acizording to an oificial white pupci' issued ncre today. Tliesg expi'.i1riitures inciiiiieil assis- tance 1-Zivvn Admiral ltolcllak and (}eiici'al lloncklne,
HAD BUSY DAY AT ST. JOHN’S. NFLD.
Hearty llemonstrations for 1 Heir to~Throne.
ST. J()liN'S, Nild., August 13.-The
Prince of Waiics was accoriloil a veri- Uubio tniiiuli of entliiislastic reception upon his arrival licrc. l'lvci‘ywlicre clicoring crowds greeted him ami he was welcomed by province and city oilicials at ovory turn fi'uin tho water- front to 1’ii1'li;iin(1nt.
A formal liiiiciicon was tendered
him by th., gov(,'r1ior, at thc close of which a toast to his health brought him to 11 responsl, cuuclied in words of warm praise for the work of New- fouiidlanders at hoino, on tiio seas and on thc haitluflcils of Europe.
'l‘hc l’rii1co laid tiio coriicr-stone of_
structure in the sirliurlfs. 5h tliffsteps of the Parliaiiient lniilding he pre- sented life-saving medals to thirty-live heroes who aided in rescuing the sur- vivors of the wrecked lllier Fiorizcr oiT_t‘.a11c Race lust Year. '
'iihe Prince inter inspected both
Houses ol' Parliaincnt, and then was hurried to a garden party in his hon- or at which two hundred society lenders paid their respects to him.
At 6 n'clock he started for the
Country Club lor ii reiind oi’ golf, re- turning at 8 0’clock lor dinner.
Tiio weather was 'ideal and shipping
biinting. ,
The usual addresses were presented
to ii. It. ll.-
After a parade in the evening the
Prince returned 'lo Government House, and attended an informal
dance for the 1young1.'r set, remaining until 1 a. m. Ho retired for the night in the same room his grandfather, Edward Vll., occu led when he visited
thu Methodist l<}piscopal§oll_tlgo's no_w_i`
Rotarian .iolin 0. Hydman presided
at the weekly luncheon of the Rotary Clllb Ili thc Rose ami Grey yesterday afternoon. Miss Earle presided at the piano and Mr. C. J. ‘ Gallagher was vocalist. The address was delivered by I-lis I-Ionor, thu acting Governor, Hon. J. .1\. ltlatliieson (C.J) who, as President of the local 'brunch of the Navy League, took the opportunity of laying 'before the mcinhers its claims and objects, with special reference to the work to be done in this Province. He paid a eompihnunt to the members of the ‘Rotilry Club and said one ol' the greatest hopes they had for (‘lim'iotte- town and Prince Edward I.-P11111 lies In the members and those who _ire to become meinberg of the Rotary Club. 'ln this Dcriod of disorganizatlon ami dissenslon when we sec men so self- fish in attaining their ends we value every association whose aims and ends are absolutely uiiselfisli such as the Rotary Club and many patriotic as- sociations. It was one of the hopeful signs of the tiincs that the work done by such organizations is more for the common good than for the personal benefit of any individual in them. llc then appealed to tho members to give their support to the Navy League. lie was pleased to say that a very large proportion oi’ the membership or the local branch was composed oi’ niembers oi' the ll0'tary (ilub. His Honor then proceeded to give a brief skctrli of the Navy League of Canada. it \viis born ot’ an i1i`i`ort maule in 1010 to ob- tain funds io carry but (‘_aiiad:i's part. in raising funds i'or thc British Solit- iers Relief l-`iind. The sum oi’ $500,000 was-aiincd ut and this was exceeded 'hy _$200,000 . The Navy League was fornioil the following year 'and a furth- er appeal made to support various oil jects in coiiiievtitiii with the Mercan-
tile Marlnf- and for th[i_s purpose $1,- 781,000 was 1'eniizi1rl_ l. the general meeting ot' the Navy League licid at Victoria, ll. ti. last Spring, one million dollars was sont overseas for the Soldiers itellei’ Funii and the balance divided for the other olijevts, $25,000 being voted for a Print-i' l1ldwar,1 is land Sailors institute, Tlip l`ilrei:toi°s of the local branch ilisciisscd the mat- ter and ilcrviiioil it was not iieccssary to spend the whole ot the amount in bnlliling an -Instituto and dot-ldeii to piirciiaso proniiscs which after suit- abln aiterfitioni-1 would cost- not more lliaii $10,000, $5,000 was privided 'for use of thc institute and tho roniaiiiiiig $10,000 was lnv<1sti'd as a trust fund for liistltiitc work tliroiighout thc 1’rovlnci'.. il` thc ll|recto1°.=: failed in tho work they limi iiiuiortakeii it would not bi' i`01' want. of funds ‘to ilel`|'1lY` the initial f'x11vi1sr's. lli'ai1i1l1 'institutes are uniloi'i1oi1si<liri'iitii1ii in othi'i' parts of the Provliice and nn eiiiivaiioiinl plan vruii l-_i-ing ili1vi1io11<11l, ii (`om-mit- lei' under Mr. l‘or<:_v l’opi' having pro- pni'eil_aiiil :fubini|lf'd a very valuable ri-pori_ up tim siibji‘i'_t, a siin1niur_v of whit-li his lionor gave as follows:
1. Thi' i'_~'laiillsi11i10i1t, of Naval liri-
gades. iivguiar clzisscs for drill ami instructioii iiiiilci' 11 \Vai'ri-int (lfi`lr'i1r. with a i`oriiilght cnch _vcar afloat on a lraliiing ship, to i1nlist oui' boys of si-,iiool Jule.
11. The csi.a.blislinir'nt of night
srhiols during the winter to rencli our yoiiiigvi' i`i:-iliernicn and tiiose not at- tending sciiooi. to fit them for quali- fying for ciilraiico upon a sou-farliul life uniii-1' favorable conditions, pro- vision lu1in_i; mnde foi‘ their entrance to tho Navv and tfadctsliip on the larg- er .=:lii|1s-i. 'l‘l1osr~_ tzlatssos to be held in <‘o11i1i',i1lioi1 with vocatioiizil sriioois for ilsiii1i‘1nen lo ihc coiiiliiivtcil by the l)on1i11io11 Government.
lil. 'l‘o make special provision for
llioso who desire to qiialiilv HS l11t\Si01‘S and niaics.
1V. \'lci11'i‘al plihllriiy. i.ei',ti11‘i1.ii, etc. V, Tn provide conifortabln <ilIal‘ll‘l‘o
rcailing und smoking room for visit- ing sailors.
l’roi~,i'i'.il‘_iig, ills llonor said that
wiiili'_ tin- liritish Navy had been an al>soliiii~ly r'ssei1lialur1i1i1itiiPdf'i"s1i1sc of (innnila and the Iilinpirr-_ :ind thei'i'~ hy in ilr',fi'nso <1fl\\l.Ln:i11 freeiloni it would not hi' able to carry on' work unless sii1_ported by tho 1111111 of tho Mcrcai\i.iii1 Marino unii thc mon who formed their fishing llocts. 'l‘hc whole Nuvnl si'i1vi0c5 tl1orr'i'oi'r'_ might bg tak- en to i-i1ni<i.~:i_ ni’ the flsl1f'r1nt'n, the Mercantile lliarinn and tho fighting forces ut son. Our liitorcsls are vou- finoil for thc most part to fishermen and mon of the nicrcliaiit service. Ono of thi' r<11nnrkablc things of this Island l‘rovincf_»_ was that so littin at- tention had been paid in the past to the l\li1ri'ni1t|lo Murine and thi' mon coinposlng our fishing fleets. The ri'_- ccnt war had shown how closely tlicse were linked up in the work'nf the do- fenso of tho empire and we lllllfit ill -future cease -to--regar4i» i.i1e__defenso arms as separate, hut absolutely unit. rid parts of the same defensive body. .ln the pnst we had seen our Mcrcliiillt ships manned by alien soldiers ami coinmanded hy foreign captains. We liiid never ijoalizcd the danger ol this (mm me grcut wnr. The time lind now come, heowever, when we must insist upon our merchant vessels being man- ned and otficered by loyal British sulijccts. After referring to the many high lionors and distinctions attained by men of the Mercantile Marino in the recent war. llls Honor said we must realize ihero'wns nn greater pro fesslon than llie profession of the sea; yet sn fur no professiondiad rcci'ivcd so little attention in the matter ot education and facilities for training. Too long thc profession of the son hail been allowed to obtain its recruits in a linphnziird manner. We had no guid- es for tho profession of the sen. While all other professions had their en- trances giilrtcd and marked there had been no guide for tho profession ot
the new world in P1860.
the seas. It was our duly to see that
that reproach was removed and that assistance be given to those who were prepared to take up that proi`i1ssion and to sec that it was made inure easily accessible for them. We must see, ag far as was in our power that all unfavorable conditions aint ovil in- fluences were removed so that we would not be afraid to have-our boys enter th . great profession of thc seas. The lo<:i§l branch of the Navy League was making arrangements for the com- fort and cure of sailors who might land :it our port. A system of educat- ion for young men who desire to quai- ify for mates’ and captains' certificates win, being prepared and arrangements had been made for 'the cstablislinieiit of 11 boys' nava1` brigade. to give op- portunity for training to those desir- ing to follo\v the sea. After wc had made the road clear and not too hard and as free from evil tcniptations as weg possible we could sweep into this profession .1 very large nninber ot’ the rising generation. This would, without doubt, prove a great credit to ilic province as had done the many distin- guished sailors oi' it past generation. ltcfcrring to the plans proposeil for iiencfithii_:__ll'e i`isliorine"n he said that Mr_ W. I". ’l‘idinarsli had pr<1pu1'e<l 1.; excellent paper on "'l‘ho Relation ni'-1 Valuo of the Fishing 11‘lect to thi- lfighting Fleet" and had provi',_1 his cusp coiiclusivcly. We had matic very little advance in regaril to tho. fisliing indiistry in this Province, _so iitt-lo ailvancc had been inado that we were practically whort, 'vi' were fifty years ago. it ha.l been suggested that the Navy should ho linked up with the fishing t`le'i'.t and that part of thi' duty of naval vessels should in- - supply inforniation regariiing tl'- in - 'vinents of fish and to obtain itific ilaiu coi1i',t11'1iing them. 'lt "iv :-_ rt. of our duty also to seo that our i`ishi'rl1ion were placed on an l1(|uu.it_v in regard to tot-l1i1ii':il <'i'ur-atioii, with t'a1‘|11i'rs and tlioso t1- ‘nge-1 in ugi‘ioultu|'c_ i'ri'- ceeding lli ilonor said that the amount we _ 1-l receiveil frnnl thr l1ead<1lu1rt1'rs thi' Navy l.cagiu'. for o\li‘__insiitutc _ 'vii was I'iftcen tiincs as great as tht -intrihiitlons ri'cr'lvi_'il from this i’i‘ov`,.-1", We could not ox-, pert this to continue; we i-ouiii not) allow such an a<lvcrsi.' liitlaiiro to stand against us and so he iiopiui that w'_f'n the next appeal was inode a siiiislaiit- lnl iiiizreiiso in the coiitrlbiitions would he ovliiollcoil. (lf coiirse he roeogiiivmil that we were enlitleil to obtain l'1'oi1i the geiioral fund a largoi' proportioii than our popuiillioii wiirrziiltriil, bo- caiisie of the men we raisvd for the purpose of following tho sea. in pro- viding such inen we were doing work for the wliolo of (`ai1'a<lii and thi' idm- plre_ if wc' ili'volop<'il our work well, i_o this liighizst degree possiiilc and <'.\ lent avnilfiiilo wo iioeii not i'on<'r'rn oui‘s<1lvi's£1l1oi1l tiiniis, wi' woiiltl hi' pi'o- viding nalioiiiil soainen and naiioiiill cont.rliiut.lons would i1i1111r' for the pur- pose. Last year' the ainounl siil1si'ril1i11l in l’rlnci', l<iilw-ard island was 512.4515, this year we wr-ro askeil to 'provide $5,000 and he did noi. think anyone \vould say tiiat that was an u111'i'ason- able ri'i1n-1st, Wi' worn also nskoii to ini'i't1ase our mi1n|i1t'rsiilp t`1'o1n |00 to 2,000, or oii»1 1nt1.mi1er out of every 47 of -the popiiliitloii. lie did not soo why hotli ends should not ho readily at,- tained, 'i‘li1n-Q was no better organizat- ion than ‘lie Navy League of (‘analia unii iiniiu more worthy of sll111N>l`l_ IHS ilonor aiiiioiinciuii.liut(¥i1pt.ain John li. ltezid of tho (lar l"or1'y who, while still a younc; man had, maile~his name as n g1‘e:il.<‘_aptiii11, had offi'i‘eii his sci'vlci1z< to take ciiargo of the r'_dl1i',at- ionnl part, togi‘t.l\cr \villi an ¢»ft`ii1i<'.i1i_ staff, ofa ‘n‘aiicl1 institute at l‘oi'|. llordi'.n, and ii. was hopr'i| to have a braiicii o|n1.m'.<l tliore ni. an early dale. Arra11gc111<'iiti~: were also under nim- gliioralioii for ii liraincli at (icr\rgf'|o\v|i. lf we lind the right spirit. and woi‘ki'il with a' will thorn was no ri1,asoi1 why l’|-inco ldilward island slioiild not inuki' thi' pace for the rest of tiaiiaiizi in |hi_1 inatter of i'iiu<::itii1n for the Mi'1'i~_a1i~ lilo Muriiic and fisi1oi‘i11oi1. iloro wi' hurl mi opi1r»i'|i111ily to riirry through a pregrainiiie, with a stock noi iiiixril wiiii foi'<1ii_:ii wastagc, with n. raci- ili1,si1»'i1iloil froni 11iontii1r:-i inuroilio ail- \'i'nl irc. l1:irillyoi1i1alt1<l in any part of t'ii11ail:1. Wi- hail the youth capahli-_ of inaking the finest seainon oftiie-wi11‘iil prii\'idcd we took uiivuiitage of thi' op- portunities provided us by the Navy t.i1agiie_ (Applause). Q
l’rf'siileiit Grant in proposing n vote'
of iiianke tr. ills lionor for his able' nildrvss rol`cri°ed to the work doin- hy the Clinirinnn (Mr, llyndmuu) iii con iiection with the foriiiatioii of thc' loi'i\1 i1riinr‘,h of the Navy l.i'_:ig1u~. lit" lionnr in :'ofoi'i'ii1g to this slated 1* tho Secretary of tho Navy i.i';ig1ii\ f (Tnnuila had stated at t_l1i1 unnunl n14'_i'_i- ' _in;;_d1_ Victoria, Ll._ C. that although the Prince lCil11vn1‘ii island i1rn11i1ii was small. the best kept uccniiiits aint the host reports hc had received had been sont by tho S1'i‘,rf1tnr_v ol’ this brunch. llig llonor milled that i.ir~ut. Gordon had kindly unilertakvii to siiiicrviso the Boys Naval flrigade and ~rei`r'rrr'd 10 1111. work dont' by tho liciiteiinnt in the North Sen. Ile was sur- ‘ho work would be perfectly snf- in 1.11.' blinds und tho boys would hi :niiicil in he more manly, more 'iprla"' -_nd triithful than pcrliang they ii_"ri1t otherwise have been.
Lieut, Gorrlou said that thc Naval
Brigade wo' to consist of thirty boys ranging f"1-_ii twelve in oiglitnon years, n1i.i.:~. school boys. They would lin tiviiiwil after school hours rind ii" 0X1n1<.'~ i tn put in six hours ii wock. Ii’ the li ’1'1d0 proved xt siirnosis its numbers could be iiicrriiseil. iind to show that it wus attracting the nt- tcntion and interest of the boys ho said that although the :iilvertisi1an.'nt calling for membership appeared only
three times no fewer than 'fifty-five
' Wheat Board il Price is
tiircut_o11 thi: part of the i`arin~ go strike if thi: iiovi11‘1inii1|ii lixi-s ;.. 1 Dricc on wiiat ai anything less than the $226 w;iri'.'11itf'd I1 the l'i1i‘
» _ Ponce of Wales Visit _
P ...I“.‘2..°§i.*i.‘“i‘i..E@';‘“;.‘3,,,,1“‘;1;;;;3 Acting Governor Gives an Address on the Objects' and J _
ness the Pri-nce f W 1 '11 - _
.... ..._ 1.. ... ‘.§......?.;i“l".i., 23,311 f Plans oi the Navy League. _ _ party at Brighton viiis wiii be hem as .___ . _ . . '
Money Belonged to Merchants Bank at Winnipeg and ... ..._ ,_,__,~,
’ 19th. " e evce a ie ’roviill'Hi
wilii also bl: Uhcldl as prcsl
Threat oi this Possibility Made at Mecting of Canadian
Set at Less Than $2126.
(Special to The Guardlaiiinw _ >.iril in the Winnipeg Grain Ex.
_ _ _ _ 1 ‘Jliie today. “We are facing a short
_\‘_\_iE\I.\'ll’l~_(-. August 1_1. ‘_ ri_»p,” he said “il the $1.75 initial
migi be i-,oiistiuiirtuii us ai _ ' _irice rules wg nia-_.f find the crop .re-
turns still shorter. Strikes are popul- ar and fariners might be induced to im on the strike. The -board room was
vo thi' doo s The represontat
_ ' ‘ _ y _ .till 1\‘_i» 1 _ ' _ ~ _
?t‘“;`\;“ l0___i_l__"_l?_1""i‘1‘1'l1`H. WHS _llwlif |l.\'_ _ _-_.1 various interests, including i.}m___|' l_;____;____ 11 i1"l1P<f_f~i'l_l-11:14 thi- iiaiuws, consumers, farmers,
_ i _ ..._<.i Ontiirio at the op gr.. _'iowers. Jas Stewart, cnuirman_
Clllllg session ot ilic ttanaillaii \vii<-,ai of 1, 1_1 progiddd 11,1 the meeting
.innual inr1t'tliig of the .Silvia
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The Presidents Repor
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lliow, in 1. ii 11 on mi
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` r1i`i` ` ihti ri'gi.~:ii'n 1| of foxig :_ 1 i'ei~i1ii1iiii'i1ili1il that. :it li1'i:= _ ‘.4
vs which '1‘i' 1 ` ' bri-iii 1 '1i1:~;i':s 1e1'r\gi;‘i-ri~i. l\ \v in 1:1 " 1' lsovvr, _ _ ‘ 1-1 ' 1|(»~- '.1 quill ii deiiiaiiiii sprin1_i11 up nr ` udiitiim stock ' ` w ni 1 1' ' .ve ' ' 1 `
1 ' ‘ ‘ _ .s 1 ri'i‘or .‘ ` i1.<,\u1i‘1 ` _ 1 a .' ' int thr' '_+
soriatioii is now in.-cor1'i'spoi1ili'i1i1i1 " 1 1' 11' 1i'i i.i\'i' Simi il1~i1 - i1'.~" _» _-1-‘i1i1`: ' ' :1\\': " 1 'oct ` 11 'ng ru" :1s:~;o'iii' 1 'o_i',i1iv.i' _ ii _ ` 's z ‘- i' i1'i '1i_\' 'ox 11:" ‘oi ‘ ii ‘ '.‘:-‘oi'iaiii1|1 will ho ' ini i1d into 14'
ili1i| .\’t‘iti's o' iii _ A iii ' 0 ici' iron _ on 'tho piii'i1ii:isc pi" :.
's ow lcvioii y thi. llnitril Stairs t.l|.sln|1is.
-`i:‘- 1, 1; 1 ' , ll1i're ‘_
0 ie sov\.i'i', losses lni'i11‘rcil in in; _' " clips cc tn: ast anuuiil mo. -
FOX BREEDER f
IN ANNUAL SESSIO
_A Largely Attended Mooring and the Greatest interest
ani es 0 pen i resses
__._..<__._ia
Spcakiiig ol the conditions on which ic' ~iit'11'~s nl thi' inllustrv is hisei iii' iinpii.11-i/oil thc ni'r»d ni' rpgisliu tion it was non thoroughly uliilrr
01"’ ih lines , p
iii' iliiiieil fio.n peril e
e w.\ to iii»uie
ci' mil mu: _ _ .inn od piiecs is to
.i i i _ ._ ‘If vou 4 d animals,
Iii \l1 'iii i rises out if 11 you wi
oiiing to Stiles Board
iii iii~»t.inii'il inao io difiiculties fnioiintf itil .ind ovi. I`hi> Board |n;_,.ii1 on too lou .1 peii itage' but he
‘t s .i “ith the
liiili i1-111,: |1eri<'11|,.i,_., int; gllgwggl
is 11 "1 Cent the
\ soul( be on ie
if' iconnt This con
iiiug thi that the Boa
0 .. ~.nii1i'ii liihiiiiies
tht' .imouiit of $0 000 was .1 record to l 1 ouii t 'l‘hi1 great work of the |<` .Hale-. iioaiil he i-ian, was
ui-_ in the American niiaiket This uw ~1iiir>ofl<1d in doing ind our tinil.1id~ of typo oi' skins will yet piiiiiiiniimli' in eviry market in the noilil
.\f an ipp1o>.iiu'1li' estimate Of the
fur lrurvosi for 1‘l20_ Mr. McLui'e gave
if' ollowint,: . E. island 0000 :=kiiis‘ i\'i'w lirunswiek 'and Nova .‘ -o l'i 00- 'i1i r'i '~ a i'_.< ‘ ~ I1 pi 11 i"ii1-zulu and \\ estorn raiiirlies 800 11 total of 0000 sliiiis. Fi'oin the trap p 12'” liivre \\oui:l be .$000 skins a total
' 12000. This might seein a large
i|iiantii_v to market but experience 1 s own ti at '_ produt ion ii1i'r¢'i1~f's di-niund also increases and ii' had 11 four of over-production. “\\‘f' waiiit," said Mr McLure. by our .-iy.~:tt'i1ii1_iii- saiosinaiisliip and silver 'xi g to ki-vp tho demand fri' in 'i v‘|11i1i _ol proiliiirtion so us to maintain : i':1`1‘ ilizirkot. pr ' .
'i‘l1o only <-oinpotltion to bi' feared
iii thi' fox l>i1sl11i's.~', lit s'iiii, was c i-
iiiiin " ii irers f \lui\y in-
`i1rior furs hail 1‘o<-,f'i1tiy advanced io 150 ptr i-out simply bccausr' those
` and thi: ni:i'i o sci' 'iig e .21 -
1. an 11 ioogii- ‘om -- -
und the i'.|l‘orts inzulf' to L11* '
cstaiiiiisli an l1lx|>i'1’ii|1<11t:ii '_
w:i.~i nregi1_d iiilil :in uit 1' .' ‘_
lnniii.-‘_ :iiltl1i1|'ii_\' to i‘uili'i1_t .1 lax ol _
|n<1oiiii_ - - 1 - ~ could hi' vi 1-l whi1i'<' up to thi' |1i‘i'- _\-,."1 11m gri,_ 1~i1vi'11no 1~i'i'r'i\'\'il by <r1111i1 0111111111111 'fi ili1i1.~: i' " niviri till: |~x|1i'11ditiirt'; still '_' por must be |1'iiil to lin' uf1"1'i` '
with tho gov~,ri1u11i~i1i and try I-1 hnvi'
\ t'hi'sii1r Mi‘l.uro ri'n<l an excisi- ;.: ildri 41.' on tho question "‘\\"i1'1i'i1
art wif at." S11ci\kiiig'uf the gi‘c:il~ nos. ni' the lim iiiiliistry hc nrailo the statoinciit that it carries with it thc posslhiiitii-s of hi'ii11: thi' most iniport :int not ri-,vi'nui' proiliii-r'r of any of our ili'|l|strii's_
lt is i'sii11i:1ir'il. `.1 114. that thr'=‘v=
are :it pri'si'11t 1i"1-1 ,» of lirci-ili.__. foxes in the pr-1 I ""` 1 1-'~_ i'll_~'1
\\'l1li‘.i pi'i1ili`~ an ai 111' '_ i"'\'a'111ii' of -one '1iiiil"n .1--V .1-_-z. (11 ’ ‘ ~1\iia|l7_u- tion 'ir' .4 -111.1 i' 'l -ay ' ' was fr'1o from " ~~'1 lu: _im .'ii» 1 1-\ nf ti~c million dollni 'r'vi'nu ‘ ‘ 'iii vouch for.. Much 01 il-1'<-.1pii»' 1" - stud was i'ron1 ouisidi: si11iri‘r1_< ' \1:'_ as cil- izi'n.s sliouiil gu.ii‘<l tl' ~."rc.~'is of the oillsiiic 'iiivi-=tor'=. ___________.___.._. ___.._._. nnincs had i\ci'n liauded in.
Among the guests pres 'i were
(Toloiicl (fnmpboll, Uriptiiiii if . , l.ieut. Gordon, Messrs. J. ll. Maier Perizy Pope, Hurry Jamieson. l~lnl 11:, and W. A. Rankin, ,F`ltchburg, Mus.
The proccodiiigs concliiilcii- with
iiizlilo in rifialn thi' 1<<'1'vi<1i~s ol' |ir_ .\l-__
- -. 1 1' v1' 1\ 1111 lin- 'I' H* "lr
l _‘Ni "IL,_2:_':_`hl|‘::_'_') f?)_:l:___' 1’-lm mf. in.iiiii- ptiiiining to feeding i'i_'po1't ssiiil, ei-i'1ni'il tu b<1 .~1i1i1ie,\vl\'.iL_l"’l', “_'.“l._._‘l"f!P.lfff;l.lll§...fly ssl. __ ilii`ii_'1‘i'nl l`1‘i1n\ :ill i1thi1r taxes i11i|u1.~'»lWl‘]’ _l-li" l"‘:f“““fi\l- "T ~““(`lT' _,Q ‘N ,|,.. u,,\.,.,.,,,,,,,m in Us ,,,m.|| _,alas “big hi'ad _which li1._1 iiclioviul to be it i___'m_ ` 0____-- mS|,._,,| ,,,~ ,m -1,,,_1_"_l_i1i' result mainly of feeding uonitini- - _ _ W.” ‘.m,,,,,,1 (hd, (.“._..4 inatod nieai., dlstcniper, and diarrn-
i _ l -
thc singing of the National An~ucm.‘
iii1:iii11g in them had advertiser] them
vlitcia 01' smile i:iill111it.r1ui. 1_1ei‘sl1li tu _____ ___________ __ _ .FHS hc, comin(
"‘ _ ` _ "" "'l""“' ' "W 1i| must be dont with the fox usi- 11111.11'/1', iiiri i1 1 In . `___\_`_
°"l"""“ ‘VM "'"_'lc U.) me ‘U ` _ 11 coiiiliisioii, `V[i‘. McLure sail
.1 i1|iiiisii‘_v today stands on the .<hold of lwlug the most im 'ni-
.y ii witli'_1iit fear of qi1i1t|'adli'tii1:i_
mm in ilu' pmy.inm.‘-ill,Wll\l|";ffiif L .t is up to us iiIl` to add nililioiis to Ph” l"""""‘l l""l"""'“'m“ I M" _(rho wenltii of the hrovlnce a.n_'l tod:1.\’
"L wllllwlvul' “nwml H-)»H(; wif-/'11 i1;ivi» the greatest opportiiiiiry if
you will co-npr-,1':it»'_ and load on the x l':i1'mi11g to the siiciiessitis
wi .-1. 11:-cnt was then rzilloi
1_5 ' iii. liii1i1ilo11iii1. .<l.ilii 1_ ~“\""m‘"l ‘_ ` I' 1 _ _ _ _won '. i|<i|‘i1s_~i thc 1ni'etl|ig. lie gave
. i -~|'i-.~'i'1' aililross explaining
lf' .‘ _ . _. ., . . . ____ __ _ _ _._ _ __ _ _‘ _' 1 1 ‘.1 , san1t:1.
.. _ _ _ _ _ _ I _
1oi'i1. l)i'. Allan iilnslr'\it1i his re iiiurks riigurding fociliiig, etc., with diagraiiis. llc uilvisod whcro a dis- oiwiei' had its 1-iourco in had moat that
‘ nmini. \':i_~z sup ini'-at should he coulwd. ln “big l1i1:id'°.
go-,-ti'd 11|;11 ,,,,~ matic-i l1-1 _1-,.11 "p'wlioi'i1 the disf1a.~ir' starts in a tooili
<1x_ii1;\ctio11 of thi- tooth was ri1i1nn1-
. ».;,»1~l' 1-iiuiiiibli lux livin-d. 11ii'i1di'.'l along wiiih lanciiig ol the
Him and 1mcdii';il treatment.
llistcinper ho said was not coniinrwrl
to dogs as was coiiiinolily' siipp:»si1d. but was found in cuts. rabbits and otillei nnlnlutisi The sytinptoris .ire iiiard to illft‘ert'1itlnti'._ lt1inav bo pul mon gxistiii or of the i1t1rvr'1i
11 1\ is :in 'iniinal wh th in its
'\ti' has been used to roam
o te"'to in rt .
` -ii coiii'1'»d to 1 =1innllspni1e of
of an u1is.1iiti»-"' 1 ~-.ion urls ng :irc very great i. t_ 'nnding all ihat. may 'bi' don'1 1 ie way o
iiifeisting. The ii :ras of iiiinn tirit disinfei.'.~' '-id its
tionwp 1-'lihr-Ido.--_ -for :»~_1»i-r~.o1nir1
conditioii won d,bc1_ tr _.we a
i1ii ruiicli- ie lol. .r ` ~e part o
limi' in one section \t.lile`the would hi' getting in ch»:ince to dry ilp soiiii- kliid of an impervious floor might. in' devised of asphalt say, with :irtifii1'1i pores, and which could he covuiwo over with shnro sand which would Perhaps prove u solution of, the case.
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iii ilii |1i'i1:<idi'1ii`:~‘ ri1pi1i`i shi. 1.1 ;1 m. -_ _. ' . . _ _ ..-I . to
_;_1:tl:_;1g)i-_o on liuuil iler. lil, iii: , of g1;\|\(1;|r,1j»,_,; 1',-inug lgdwnm 1,;|;,n.1 lVlr.- ' ' lii.‘ I lil1'i.‘:<, p ' i |11 - _- -- ' 1 11 out liiut tiiorc lrul hi_'1n :i griuit ful _.-,f_ ` - J _- . _ ~ _
ling iii tif 1 1 _ 1 1'. _ . ~
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fox .1 lu pi lol 'ing _ _ _ ~ 1 _ _ _ ~
l ui; l st l io ii I ti _ \\-1 1141 point i out thai l ii 11 f . p
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ol thi' 4 .tion ,_ _ 1
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