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DINNER. lwas pointed out to him,_and he im-

'if'

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.it lb

¢1.¥:2‘.

Inodibteb' instructed the Chief

As img as I out remember it has Whip to repair his aversght. He. let! ln unwritten rule that a gave authority to Mr. Sutherland to llinistc ot the Crown in Oarmdaiarrange for the very best dinner lhtl-I mm s your at least extend what could be given, and to invite lame sort of hoeptallty to the party ' every member of the Senate and followers in Perlsment This usii House oi Commons in the Liberal nib' takes the form of dinners or ranks. As this meant 'one hundred hmdieoas. lame or email Not ai and fifty er sixty guests and. as Will. however. Mn the guests con neither the restaurant of the Sen- lined to party supporters sir John ate nor the House of commons could Macdonald frequently invited some accomodate more than eghty, it of his opponents to his dinners. and was decided to give two dinners in- Bir Wilfrid Laurier when he was stead of one. Mr Patterson stipu- Prime Minster followed suit .lated that no intoxicating liquor

I filet inet the Hon William Pat must bc served-only ginger ale.

Qermn better known as Billy' Radnor or "Polly" Jim Sutherland, when I cams to Ottawa as Junior being a busy man. invoked the as~ for the Mail in 1883 We were both Sistance of two of the Jun or Whips, boarding at the Windsor Hotel and both of whom came from the far it was there that I came to know. West, to arrange the details.

him intimately Mr Patterson was The dinners were held in the l. stalwart of stilllwarts of the Liber Senate restaurant. and I had the all party Howes blessed wtha voice good fortune to be invited to the like a foghom It was said of him first one. Sam Barnett was the that when he got going' in the restauranteur, and tivo days before House against the Tories h the first function he was instructed friends in Brandffcmd had no difflaul to get fifty or sixty ginger ale bot- tyin hearing him although theitles. have them carefully washed, telephone in those days was 'n the and then half fill them with Sea- lnoi-plenit stage of its development grams whisky. topp'ng off each

and the radio was not bom bottle with ginger ale.

Mr Patterson was first elected The eventful evening arrived-

ln South Brant in l8'72 and nas The "strengthened" ginger ale was euoomsful in later elections In served to every guest except those 1896 the year of the great Liberal at the head table, although I under- victory he devoted far more time to stand one was slipped to Sir Richard other constituencies than to Smith Cartwright, who was sitting on the Brant and when the ballots were right hand of the host and had been counted it was found that Billv’ let into the secret. Within an hour htd been defeated by 91 votes He the gather :ig had reached the acme was too useful ii. man however. of hilarity. Such a din had never to be overlooked and accordingly been heard at a "soft-drink" dinner. 'we find him Swolm in as Controller The Hon. "Billy" beamed upon his of Qistorns in the Laurier admin- guests, filled with delight at the

istratlon in Jul 1896 but without suooew of his entertainment

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Trans-ocean' S

Airway Plan

1-"lve tiny bathing suits. hanains

on a line destined to be worn by U10

insane éunuplee of <>°r\>=11.°»~i- Australian Govt. .These infant size 50 suits are being

h';;_<}e;fPf°’ “P1” W °°“°"*'"° Shows Su rplus`

York Rifle Club ’...l‘.§’."....“"“”"L.i.. if §`&‘.“.;...°¥..‘Ii"'.f£‘§i‘.’2i

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s seat in the Cabinet In that Presently he tuanod to S r Richard capacity he had much to do in and remarked assisting Mr Fielding in the 'I have been a teeiotaller all my Iramllt of the famous tarr f of iw? life as you know sir Richard, and when the preference to Great Brit- I have always said that a man can lin was first enacted A seat. in the get as jolly on ginger ale as on Iawer House was found for Mr strong liquor.

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Patterson in North Gray within a. Sir Richard politely aoqulsced, but few weeks armr his defeat and in had hard work in choking hack his the following year he was sworn of laughter. I-Ie iepeat/ed Mr. Patter- ths Privy Council and appointed son's remark to two or three friends Minster of Oiisiomg i.n June 1897, next day, and it was from one of the office of Controller having been these that I heard it. - abolished Sam Bal:nett's bill for the dinner

The course of legislation travelled was not as large as one would have

along quietly during the first few expected, although I was told that yearn of the Laurier regime There Mr. Patterson expressed surprise at were the customary party fights the large number of bottles of gin- and there was the usual entertain- ger ale that had been consumed. Mr. ing But after three or four years it Joseph Seaxram was then conserva- wae observed that while the Hon tive member for North Waterloo William attended all 'the social and although not an invited guest, functions be did not offer to act asand evidence of good-will he caus- ns host at one This may have been ed acouple of cases of V.O. to be for- due to ignorance of what was ex warded to the Junior Whips for use pected of him or to lhlis Scotch for at the banquet. And it was. bears Anyway it developed upon For further detallsgvpf, ths re- Jim Sutherland the Chief Liberal mankable gatherlnlrlnquisitive per- Whip to point out the path of social sons are referred to the distinguish- duty to Billy in Juztse to the ed gentleman who recently retired Mmlster ofcuatoms be it eaidhewas from the Supreme court Bench of astounded at his ren-llasness once it British Cohmfoia.

lUSSlA1;Al;_GgAs€!IéP AN Exromou PLo'r . . . _ .. _

‘EEL ` ' FAILED T0 FUNCTION

YIRAMID ON TOP

“”"'-“ LOB ANGELES. Aug 9.-A S60,-

YARB AW 9*'P°‘t’°“ 1” N' 000 extortion plot, aimed at Edward

*mmf “Anon 511°" °°mbm°d the L Doheny, multi-'millionaire oil influences of Ilhypt the Victorian man. Om E Monnemr a lending 18° Rumi" md me NW" banker or the city; Lloyd Panteges.

H5 1°u'°'°h°d 3' new °“5'x green son of the theatrical magnum' *"4 1“°"°‘*°°°<l °'°°|‘l°d *md *"1* wlllisn E Genie Beverly rlilisz “U95 °'°P° Tm* W" an °v°1“t‘°n Millionaire, and Jack Doyle. sport- . 1"" i °f m9 “vphin bum' “Ny bl°°k man oil man, has been disclosed some .mlsundcrsiandim °f the a ‘nd 3’°°“ 'nth P“°“ dm °°1°r by police and slicrfi"s officers iproppr lnwrpgrmtmn under .me king launched in his spring show Th 10 al h _ _ new standards of Grade A Medium

. _ r , _ _ I , . _ _ , t 1 I

eve he M UHAILBTTETIWII GUARDIAN

were 8 femme ,rhqe ing with the district atto.ii»;-ys of in wma dismcw mnimlady in After the death of any veteran an nélneepsgs Brigid fggpleradiciqocaxbniifileé

fi l. .

was uso n Rxiissisn eg cup hat with dxagfenfhaxdigg mLkm"ff§§ Eastem Canada. Grade B is the 3

l pirynmid on top th a I I d 3 equ valent of the grade of Firsts in lu

efnbmldery and cro sa; C Se °r Seve” nys' it was the previous stndards, just as Grade iw angel wool thread An of L _ A is -the equivalent ofExtras in the

he four men ’e°°“"°d lei' old st.anda'rls and Grade C the ri

lrlolined more and bers msmlcmllz them 'O Commlml' equivalent oi' Seconds. In the old in hats In colors Cate Wim Monnene- The P’mkf”"standal'ds there was one sub-grade y ack. solid blaokuznd ‘V“'svV;h;e2`11~‘;u;’“§wt30(f)@_fr<;liézsxlieglgz ‘under Extras. nrlnioli' Pullot Extras. gcc

fittingly with s ht ‘_ - I ~ ‘In the l-eviscri standards now in use l‘

The black and Ietifl' S8153 Ilgmusfl be Paid in Oldithepe are tivo siih-grades under 'Mrs' E' Gin" °f T°’°nt'° was elwted In

what may be bm5» 530309 b1llS» $20-009 in $20lGrado A Medium and Grade A Pill- P

iform of the smart bm-'> and $10000 in $10 hills Ilet. Both silb-grades aww identiml ,

pgqgignng reggle letter l'l‘C<'1V0d by M01`l?`»<‘ll£‘ \vii.h1Grnd<- A so far as qilatlity anld 'S3

~ chan ness are conccmerl. ho onyi

DAVID LIWNGSTONE W;/Y;}1l;a1‘;e’_h1ah powered rifles <ilrfi~i~ene.= b_-ini in sur. frm- ine of l T

STATUE UNVEILED There was also the following if

UTFCHV could be packod wit-li seconds. so can

VICTORIA FALLS S0ubi‘l&l‘I1 l ‘ `. `

Rhmmm Aug 9_1" the heart 0 poli¥EuifC‘:'gu rgrgxuiiicliii gamddphiii NLl(Ei1ini\'i;iit(L;*Y'i;“i3st:l?d

‘he °°“”“°“° ’“ which D°"'d LW make lt too had for yourself infl'Grii<i§o `Am;i-list iiiitli ior-nil-‘ c Y

m“°°"° mwred as an “Dim” and your family " ` ‘ icounrrv pa~lfor= save ii-~ Eos: and

8 mi”’°naW' °' hmm” Statue of him Instrllctions ivcrf- given that a Poultry M‘ark~til`%;vif”>i\' are r;qu~st- 5

gggtsunveued yesterday by fellow want ad" bc insert/ed in theird' to lake rnrdfill note' cf this rx- |0155

c lmns of a morning no ':~ p`.'lnati1n. ns the tl'll_~ intrrpre- ,_

mgmger ‘than Ieoigepgsomhgnflalildc paper. so that the cxt.'>rtion`:;igt1ton`r.i' Grid." A Morliilm and i li-

’ n W 1 would know that Monnettc and the|Gr:ulc B m\1'=t. hi" insisted liD0T`l~ 7'

hm from wand. native Chris i.,,,,,,s md Wm, mm h C, , ,V Q- ______

W" “nd P‘“’“° °'“°“‘“- 5"’ me their letters 3 M 0 l ivloosi: .mw HEN

mtzggmezt unwvgd H21 Llflvmgj, Gettle. recently kidnapped by °UT FOR REOORD

3 s ephvw _

Monet runner in-in Minister el ;2r’1f‘jn’;‘I_‘;“1;”"§a;’§£2§Q`;”“"““

B°uth°m Rhodesm Bmlgs heard target extortion nowsisihl; hg E ' ~ '- V

above the roar of the falls were a was "Nd by law officers from his ~Biddy_~~ a whm. L,.,,h[-,m han 0wn_

Dtrtofthe religious ceremony which kidnappm,s_ led by Mrs H Gratl'ix_ has been every foot of lt. The gold is coarse

'°u°'w°d the ‘mwmng ,creating quite a stir in this city by f0i'

ltiii.i‘iii iiiiiiiiii

Double rinmisuhats with plecrust e ° 3”* °"“‘-`5- “O “Per” and c-rarlr B appfuirs still rn exist “

ported to have been entered into at

the Ottawa Conference last. year by 2 oanaaa. Great Britain, the Irish F'

Free State and Newfoundland, the gist of which concemed strategic de- H- 'T3 VP-“CY pots for trans-Atlantic air travel. It

was understood at that time that the _

govornxnents conccmed had agreed to support jointly such an aerial project but that they would not sup port such plans .fosteredby any oth- er country without the consent of

each other.

Eggs Grade A

(A. P. By Guardians Special Wire)

ST. JOHIN`S, Nfld., Aug. 8. - A

ment. A draft of the aerial enter-

prlse act embodyi.ng the plan, was p accepted in principle by the commis- 1,

S1011# _ shoots for the Silver Salver on Augy H V

In July 1933, the operation and USL 15m_ 25¢,h_ 39th_ and sep; 5f,h_l Cornwell is visiting the Border

rnaintrgiantce oil a. I trans-liatlnntic, From the way many of me new Cities to confer wlzn W. R. Camp- YHIIS- 011 UICD 3. RIF S€I'V CE WHS

tentatively agreed upon by reprcsen- gi tatlvcs of the Canadian, British and p Newfoundland governments, the Im- t

perial and the Pan-American Air-

ways, it was said. Their proposals P

have since been fully examined by

- » . 1 _

the British Government. cmmdance of m.emen_ which 1,,-oduges everything from

A sort of treaty agreement was re- 3'

iBy The Canadian Press)

is laying two eggs oath day £01' the be

°'°d°'h R"'°‘ Ct.” list three weeks.

An Englishman has 5ugg°5ted|pTiic performance of this super-

The statue, erected by the Feder that llycrS Of blue and red ma- hm 1s’b{,m,z wafcmd (qosciy ,mfr of

‘Md Clledoninn Societies oi' South terial _be incorporated in ailtomo- it is pmdmbd mme sort of new LI Africa at n cost of $50000 fees; bile tires, the appearance of the Nmrd will be SCL across the chasm 400 feet deep to- first showing a tire should be rc- =-____;_--_ -¢__

YH'& D8Yil‘s Cataract To its len, placed while a red streak would lowes the NYU! is the tree, on ani denote the tire is dangerous to use.

island on which Livingstone carved --@-

hh m|¢|‘]‘, DL the dly he di, llnsri-l"s_ the nut Rubbing Llnlmrnt

Ugrad the falls in 1855?] b

nmes ray of o annes urg '

an me nlaesz scottish clergyman in vllllihh Flml flll' sI|B

Africa, in‘ dedicatory r.

ldilnn o vingstone as "hm

0 “WWW "ld 1“’"°"°' iiltalpgqsfirimiiand-lA(l|i1(ile‘r?»:'u)m:»\n

fm’ °°l°b"‘¢°d °1"¥ym*n “called 100 el r acres of the ohoicest fsnrl

that Livingstone worked energeti “mfg th, pmwnm lo mm of lnky and effectively to abolish the ,|,,.n' md h,.,|,,oM_ Lu." d,,e“_

ve trade, which in the middle of mg 1,5.” .M hmm N,” whoa' lm century took thvunnds 0! eiiueim and uil»in¢ nuillluen

lstlves from mid Afrlm lee¢l’poms nu-ln. 'ren mrs. of mii- Mvtnntoneabvdillleslnwest iila-Nnioerainsaseeapemsee

liinster Abbey. which we

iiiii rig? lie its iii;

$3 se is iii -i§ it

best. 30 acres

wheat. Will crop. For

Wl1liAl "

trans-Atlanilc airway of continuous s

W. H_Vessey

~u;r»-fririri.-in

'will be sought bv the ladies auxiliary °

Grade B. of the Canadian Legion. A resolu- te

tion to this effect was passed unan- 1° mous bv tae 250 rlelt ate who 1

tt ded the co 'ntion here. a

ine of the act bc amended to read: Y"

mount not exceeding the amount V he recipient was nocieving at the W me of his death be paid to his 5'* idow so long as She lives iinmar- Queeml-lfld ed, or for the benefit of any child

s long as it is deemed necessary M

Owen Sound was selected as the P

resident. po d ' Another resollltion reoomfmt-nded "that some sheep stations are as yard 141911118. who was nicknamed ANOTHER, ATTEMP1' ` 2!‘S HIS JINX wering of the time for old-age large as 200 square miles. with as Gi8lamPs because hi! W" 5135*' T0 "B-ESCUI? BYRD ___-

cnsions from 70 to 65 _voa.lis_ many as 100.000 sheep, you realize

what a task repairing the fences _ ' Hasshesno ussfor

HINKS CARIB00 is DY. Aidagh li‘841i&f»0d fl’0h'i

QUESNEL. B. C., Aug. 9-W.D. v , _

“S._~otty" Mitrhell, foreman of the car was loading ltllothers, irma' “W Kal" °°]°“5'~ He VE; R-ioha.rdE. Byrd back from his lone- with 33 tires, 23 tubes. 23

~ By the time he reaches rlome.| “wauded home R ye" and a h ly' ‘°°'°“°“°d W5* 123 miles *D the and as tire oovens- The lvl’-°° W

rad gang which grave`led the Cari-

oing across Canada and sailing lam with m"1"i"“ °°“"h~

hco Highway near here last year. $5 elievcs he and his men made a f

"I often used to say to the fel- n

economy, the Commonwealth oil

The shoot on Wednesday was Australia has ptaced itself on such

eriously irlterrupted by the rain ls sound basis that, in the year

operation was brought a step nearer and many did not wait for their which ended in June. the Govern- fulfillment today when such a plan chance at a score. However those ment was able to show a surplus received the encouragement of the firing the two ranges made very of 1.302.000 pounds instead of an Newfoundland Commission Govern- creditable totals.

The Club will hold their final s e amount GLorB“ V C°mw*3ll.

ractlce on Saturday the efore beginning the regular four li

inbeis are shooting the saiver b

anticipated deficit of almost the Bm . ‘ ~ .

111,); Queensland Manager of the Ford Mo-

Company of Australia, stated in

Last year the Guardian reached a new record of

Raid up circulation, and this year we are passing on the

nus to subscribers. _

l U-#lm_-

n interview here today. M'r.' '

ell president of the Ford Motor

eiles should find keen com- C°n'1r\w:.' or Camrli Limited. and

The P R A meet being een~11

ctition it will be remembered also R~ 5» Milliken. lh Ch1'.'l;e of ex- hat~ Grand Aggregate Cup and P°"t Sales-

rizas include these four shoots.

Well up to the front in Austra- a's return to better times, Mr.

“ded the club looks for R large Cornwell said was his own state,

Scores in this shoot were: Ranges g°ld to Peanuts' "C'°1d mmm! 5°'

and soo Yds. Possible 'lo ‘i _ B Auai

W. West Thompson . T Brown

vilies in Queensland are improv-

62 ing rapidly." he stated. “and we 61 have at Mount Isa. one 0! the 60 largest silver lead mines in the 59 world.”

“One of our newest industries"

9 . 27 he added, “is chilledi meat. Lord

estey. owner of the Blue Star

_ Ben Line, recently invested a million Brown 51 and a half pounds in what we call

_ Bryanton 54 V

_ L. McLeod

48 meat works' and you call 'packing

Brodie 28 pla.nts.' We still rely heavily on

T0 WAR VETERNS’

sheep-we have twenty million in

SUGGEST AMENDMENT gctremely diversified We grow all

ueensland-but our products are

ALLOWANCE Aer 2” ‘““‘“" “nan” ‘md Pmwppl”

ly . “Er s

en mr la The resolution iugglestied clause

ustralla. consumes and export

' TORONTO. Aug. 0 -A em-iment “‘*“m1°5 °f °“““°d 0111** SUCH I-S

And of the war vctems‘ alloixrance act peaches Canada hae* had 5°m° °f

111' Peanuts We ship millions of' sled and branded eggs to Eng-I nd every year Dairying is grow I

rapidly in importance, Queens

nd has taken many first prizes the London butter shows' Other

In speaking of his own business r Cornwell said that the auto

the wmmmng mobile was taking an important

ne of the 1935 convention and Still-1011s Ford earn wen displsv ll

g horses in boundary riding.”

ROAD GRAVELLED be

wlrli “mv nm'r'- steadily improving in Australia, the W” ~’°“" W ”‘° °h““‘*‘ °f milmd set out from Little America on an- automobile naency 0

lsltor remarked' in fact the Ford

wish now I had taken my own

art in the life of the great sheep

hen you think. he inte out

and what a journey it used to bv horseback ” Ford sales were

rom San Francisco, Mr. Comwell ,cmd

mistake when they failed to will have been round th world. i Bnush Columbia W” "1 by

"pan" the gravel before spreading Durinz a short visit to Greenfield _

Gold has slnfe been found in Village, he met Henry Ford. who 33"' Siiggéelg Qggsgagg £2912; . _ge

he Pit from which the road-sur- showed a well-informed interest ir: a dn two 5 mm. eswblmwd UN P8-Pty. forced by h°Wl1X\8 Ant- M facing was taken. the Commonwealth and exlpressed t:e’m.st }¥;n_u in gh, are," “°M‘¢ Sim” l'W¢l'lf'1lr' 00 Wm bid! 5”"

Three prospectors. P. G. Miller, a.

Bill Valdus and Maurice Glaeya,

.___ _ dug into the six-foot gravel seam

above the road near Cottonwood

MOOS IAW Sask Au. . ll - liill, 10 miles northwest nf Ques-

nel, and "panned" good pay from

keen desire to visit it. The dom” vmwd England in

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LrI'I'LE AIMIRJDA, Anllrclslb, "33 gkldogfggy gngfg,

lniiurgu Meilleai ssiionl in lass Aw ,_A mm ,,.,,,,w, pmy has mm _ “mm” 0( &

Mission Society_ to British East Af- om” nwmptgo bring Rear Admiral pwudentv Mme his

The expedition left Saturday,

i §hN't» fd Wire

the society as the young doctors rmllgddfmmwwgymby less was

or 'rhmusr Poulier. in cas' or Spinning and

I-lter reaching only the halfway

rk. i d t

1901 and remained there i0 years. n mmmm °f M "wp

telling."

Dr. Pointer will set his course by

navigation. ms little party curled

Ula lllri\rd’l for Pimpin

rods from central police station

““"“S *T 7° in um is resume ii-le pi-mise sz °,'Awd|'l,,”.l‘§f"‘,f,§"'.°.',,“,§,},‘ ”1g'§_§,°“‘2: 1",

“ww eel ln ruler tn direction or ti-le ` ‘ " °

vaiucony Thuvazne Clhmmnafgxiv :xl-“vcr gfuuis singers. ne minilt- Siiliimfiie e;eig:tM<T>rn°~'»rn; "ii`“°- “°"‘““’

_ ug. . er-

rivcr gold and was reported to non Ardagh, the "Old Doc" who ;°dm;'°B::;"n§,`,¥r‘fl;g ‘ 'wppd by blimm' mm 1° n°

plentiful. has been confidant and advisor to ga' on me skew," For 33 yan

lows that we should "pan" some fo:'rt}»i:nyeli3rismSii1asC§"ielti;ii:b;iamm‘i`;x:fris h° uveirgi' Kltyn” ‘/mug' md,

. , ' ' Dr. lG'hlf>¢&ksmlny ll! 1 1

the graiel, Mitchell declared. oouver at the age of 70. ` dialects' including Tdmpem, Rnd. " ”"° mum, "Wy M °°d‘

He was a pupil of Wwtward Ho and chm0ok_

2dViC0 " School in Devonshire with Rud-

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BRINGING UP FATHER

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, wot.: LOOK . HADPY- ME ‘ DA\’Q\-\'\\'-

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