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west to a spot they believe to be jf, ‘In  ‘fi2`III,
hallowed ground where their annual
fair will open tomorrow.
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Indibn fair in the world-will be
held Aug. 27 to 29.
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the Comanches, Klowas, Cheyennes
and Apaches, says that the Spirit
Father meant for their fnlr ground
to be reserved always for the Indian.
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Sicei of Canada igsigi i | BY SAMUEL DASHIELL
United Press Staff Correspondent
_ MONTREAL, Que., Aug. 28- Cxi1cd_ the spies and the spied ,mop arc fanliliar with the antics of Alt-
- Cheese prices advanced and egg from al1¢0un1,1»l¢S_ _
I quotations declined while butter The public cafe appears tp lend
and DOING P0065 Were “Wh”-“E95 itself more than any other kind Of
on the produce and dairy market institution to the business of Hir-
__ hero today. " . ing grievances and of plotting.
- Ontario cheese gained an eighth A cafe is mi impersonal open
Ifl of a cent at 12 1-8 to 12 3-8 cents ¢|ub_ There are thousands of them
_+1 4 a 110111111. Ql10b€C C0101'€d Chffe-W Was in Paris, grand luxurious, small ob-
- unchanged at l2~cents and Quebec scum and wen dangerous. Various
_ While 6119952 WHS UP 9- ‘l““1't."l` °f kinds of people gravitate to var-
a cent at 11 1-2 to 12 3-4 cents ions kind of Cafes with unerring
1iS,,_i;_ a. pound. Receipts were 8,179 boxes. i~,3gu1m»i¢y_
_____ Carl0I2 DYICSS Of €E8S Were B Cent- There are cafes, one in particu-
2 IT 'I ‘l0WOI‘. EXUBS being lllmfed all 23 lar, on the Grand Boulevard, where
cents, firsis at 22 cents and seconds moving picture germs and actres-
at 19 to 20 cents a d0Z€D~ T0 fe' sesare always present; there are
tailers, fresh specials and fresh cafes mr m~ll5;5_ hundrgds gf them
extras in cartons, were unchanged in the old Quartier Latin and in
I to 34 to 35 cents and 32 to 33 cents Monlpurnasse; cafes for chess
of
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cents and fresh seconds at 24 cents Napolegn played and where his
a dozen both lost 8. cent- R€C€Il>l»S table is still preserved; cafes for
Were 1,695 cases. diamond-traders, for chorus girls.
I+ E9-Sliem IOWDSHIDS !l0»1PB5I'€U1`- for bucket shop operators, for
i- ized butter was unchanged at 21 architects, for journalists, for roy-
1-4 to 21 3-8 cents a lJ0\1!ld- T0 alisis, communists; cafes where
retailers, solids were 23 cents and gent,lemen`s gentlemen congregate
Prints 24 cents 8 pound- Receipts and sip ale. and even cures where
were 1,982 boxes. New no. 1 Mont- secret. service men meet and drink
real potatoes were quoted at 35 to and enjoy a fcw minutes “off the
40 cents per 80 pound bag and to ti-gil_" '
retailers at 60 cents pcr 80 pound \v°1-la Fixer; Meet,
bag. ' But the most interesting cafes
OTTAWA. 0l1t~. AUIL 28-A are those where the world fixers
steady tone with prices generally the plotlerg, and the exiles meet
unchanged is reported from Can- every day and talk of the day when
B-¢"II8\'l CZK markets f»0d8Y~ this, or that dicator, will be
TORONTO-There is still some brought down, when some throne
H80- slight surplus of eggs over hanging is restored, or when some throne
,Revert to Old Customs
smear their faces with paint and
weird beat of tomtoms
At night, the Indians will gather
or," Captain 1-luoert C:'fln. arriv-
take in water This cruiser patrols
was for a time relieving the cruiser
. GILBERT POPULAR MANAGER this market but the situation is will be igippled over.
Clllif/6 Sl2HCIy With 801116 Sellers T9' France allows all these whisper-
. 1 MEMPHIS, Aug__ 29___(U_p_)_ l'10l`f1I1g H be?-I-CT i¥'Il1llIl`yf0I` 92385- ing and gcstlculating plotters t0
Belief in this legend causes the Lan-y Giibem manager of the New F01” IOCHI Ungfaded Shipment-S deal- pursue their voclfcrous way uri-
Inulunsmreverttbihelrtribal cus- 0,ie,,,,s Peiicans of me souihern ers are quoting producers and -aatumea. Plots are' \1<>ihlng. the
toms of centuries ago when they as50Ciai_ion_ is one of me best iiked Cvllnlfy SYIIDDCYS OXIFHS 22-23. firsls French intelligence service dosen‘t|
gathered ,111 the arena which nature managers who comes to Me,,,i,ms_ 19-20. seconds 15 delivered. ca-se-1 mind alittle 111111; it minds very
formed in the oak-mantled granite He is serving his fifteenth year with returned. Wholesale prices io re- much, however, lf it ls carried out.
mountains. the Louisiana ciub and has never tallers are extras 27, firsts 25, sec- Letting these exiles plot reveals
Early tomorrow the mountains had ,_ comm” Gubert serves in 011115 19-20~ ,where they are. An intelligent
will be dotted with hiuidr-eds ofmc- the me U, acting president ,.8 wen VANCOUVER-This ess market bpcrltll drinker, sitting not to far
turesque teppees. Squaws will pack as maiiagei. bf me Peiicam cimries is steady with prices unchanged. away from any plotting group, can
their papooses tm their gaudy- Somew owner of the c1ub_ having De”-IHS are CIUOIIIIIE DI`0dl1C€1”S f0l` usually get the details. Their en-
shawiea backs. Indian bucks again tumed 0,," ,ii me business in his eras delivvwd Varwvuvfr extras thuslusm usually boils over and
will don the drxs of the warrior. m,_m,gei._ 22-23, firsts 20. pullet extras IB. that, ¢0upled with the foreign dia
Wholesale prices to retailers are 1¢¢1,, or language they speak, ln-
perform their war dances to the WAYS pziyrn COURSE extras 27-28, firsts 24-25, pullet ex- gvltably draws. attention to their
- U95 23- plans. Unless they carry their plans
War dances will be presented. On LyNN_ Mass” Aug_ 29__(U_P_)_ CHICAGO-Spot 18,. November into action, there ls not much harm
each afternoon Indians will parade, Raimi A_ Kenedy_ of New Yom refrigerators 21 3-ll. in their plotting.
depicting the progress of the In- whose hubby is piaying differeni The cafes of Paris provide the
CURDS- ' golf eourggg, yeggngly played his -i'_*-_- scene for nightly brainstoi-ms in
I 920th course at Sagamore Springs. . WhICh AlP11lmS0_I5 1”@SI°1'°d- MUS'
Buffalo Feast He has piaycd 3 toiai of 4900 rmmds OLDEB1' CIRCUS PERFORIIIER 5011111 gum-gh,-0wn_ Stalin impris.
in 31 states and five countnes. DEAD 01195? and S°“Ih Ammca p"°"Id°d
with a whole new list of Presidents.
to feast, Rush will provide a buffalo LONDON, August 28 (By The pew of these ever materialize. some
from the'government and give itto Along The Water Front Canadian Press)-The sawdust d0,.but it is usually from within
his Indian friends to barbecue. _*_-' 1 ring of the old-time, now almost ing; the work is done.
The Indian (air WHS Started 111 M____i__e wha" vanished, circus has lost one of its ` Nightly Scene.
1924. The covenant WHS PBIHWG 011 tamous occupants ln "C'l1`ri1'y" who But a few months ago, ii promi-
b\1¢kSI<i¥l1 \70l\\1IfIf\lIIY tanned *md ,, has died in Blackpool at the age nent cafe owned by a Corsican on
1111151184 D YIJIG I“dIIm5» 15 WB5 The custgms .cmmer Prevent of 77. “Ohmy" was the son of a the Boulevard des ftalicns, was the
51811611 by RUSH “Hd the 1051*" _ `. , London circus proprietor and trav- scene of a nightly gathering 01
¢`h1¢fS. U16 Iedmerl Hffixinl H1911' ed I`I pmt' yesterday aimmcon to elled all over England and the Con clark men ln flowing -berets. A fam-
th\1mb-m9»l'I¢B- They °°“1d n°IIWT1W- , I tlnent. He claimed to have given ous intemational aviator was one
Chi” H°y'K°Y"BmY is President bemeen Emmy and Hamax' and Steve ‘Donoghue his first ride on of their midst. Some big D0lIlICH1
0f I-he fair thi! Year- , Margaret at Gum' Que__ and inter a pony, and he draped the first names were included. They were
GUNBOAT “STEALSU snow the Conneswga_ The Prevenim. is clown's costume that Whlmislcal Slmnish Tl;PDubllclans. kexiiieglw Iii;
an oii bmnei. and has three Deisei Walker ever wore, when he came Madrid. ey are bac 1
_* mgmem 600 h_p_ each ‘mich tum to "0hmy's" Circus in 1877. Spain. and the exiled R0y1\II-SIS
ALBANY- N- Y-» AW- 29~_(U-PJ ov". 450 m,°iui_i°n3 pei. minute "Ohmy" appeared at Balmoral have taken their place.
”Gunb°°I5 smII'h' old ‘Ima boxer her speed is 15 knDt5_ She is leav: CBCI, before QUEEN' VICi0l`IB, 81141 ATI0I5h9f CUf91 DOI- fm-° from the
and n°“' 3 m°°I°“ PI°I“’° °'°I°" “nd mg for Halifax at midnight sm, later before the present King and 0116191 C°mI<l\1€. 11011565 all the dis-
wrastlins referee- "SU°1¢"° Wf°=°““S ` runtleu Italians una unii-fascists.
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,hw new the other night. Many can” 8 crew 0 men His circus days came to an end They mart. 116119 each Other. try I0
Um” Smiih W” °“ "‘° "°’¥° °‘ Bunn, Mp, Wm., bb the outbreak br the win- when find work. launch thaw-‘elves 011 “
_i had pitched the 10 ccnt rocket to the
rock and Schacht, the Washington
clowns, but old-time International
League fans recall the latter as a
great pitcher in his day.
Even back in the days just after
,the war, when he was pitching for
thc Reading, Pa., club. Schaciii, di-
vided his time between pitching
I winning baseball and clownlrig.
I One day he hired a horse and
rode into the pitchers box in ina-
jcstic style. The fans were in an
uproar when he climbed down oi!
the steecl, but he wasnt kidding
when he pitched his team to victory.
Another time Schacht went into a
game as a. relief pitcher with his
team a dozen or so runs behind.
I-Ic had _bought a 10 cent rocket
baseball that morning and had been
clownlng with it before the game.
“As I took my place on the
mound," Sch`acht said in recalling
the incident, “I reached for a chew
of tobacco in my hip pocket and
felt the ball. I thought now`d be
a good chance to slip over a. fast
one, so I put the regulation ball in
my_ shirt and pitched the 10 cent
rocket instead. I called thc catcher
out and told him my plan.
"I‘11 just throw fast balls waist
high and let 'cm pop up’,’ I told
the catcher.
“The first two batters popped up
to the shortstop and everything was
fine. 'Then came a hitter I hadnt
much luck against and -I wanted to
i strike him out.
“I yelled, ‘Yoh might as well leave
your bat in the dugout, you big mug. I
I'm just giving you three wlfis.’
“He hit the first one all his might
and knocked it a miie high to tile
third baseman and it came down _in
a crazy descent. As soon as the
third baseman made the catch I
called for the ball, but so did the
batter. He was yelling to the umps.
“Thcrc's something wrong with. the
ball! I got the ball back all right,
but couldntget the regulation ball
out of my shirt. I then confessed I
last batter, but said I had used illc
good ball to thc first two, so all
they could do was make me pitch to
one more batter with the league
ball."
So far as known, Schacht is the
only player who ever coached at
first base eating cake and drink-
ing tea. In one of the Internation-
al League parks the fence is close
to first base, and t'ilcrc‘s a houseI
right back of it on a hill.
"I climbed over the fence one
day and had a layout of cake and
tea served me while I coached
from the front porch," said Schacht.
- B"*~"K5 ' . I (By George Klrkse United Pres  -If .-. -. 'l'Cf~=‘:'r€Z°!‘* '-1 'gl ":l
_ _ PARIS, Aug. 28. (U. P.1-Hospi- Y- S _ ' - -' -'
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¥nI"rI"Io Iii".  I on the olitical 'deals f th Cai 4    
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- --i----° polyglqig throng that drlnkg and schaght Tens Ab'-"ut Early Clowning 
  discusses en masse at its cafes, PI'““k5I _ W3" SI-feet MIFTUI SFWS3-
hcnce the reason why this capital  Spgglql to Jghngfgn & Wg;-J
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slum- lt. wiin first rrvnmmrnilerl here
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NORTHLAND CAT IN
EDMONTON
EDMONTON, Alberta, Aug 28,
(By The Canadian Press)-After
six years spent in the northland,
Mrs. R. S. Hastings has come with
her hisband, Captlan Hastings,
traffic superintendent cf the North
West' Territories and Yukon radio
telegraph system to live ln Ed-
monton. They brought with them
,theoldest and certainly the most
beloved cat in the northland. Hoy
Toy. Some years ago two cats
were brought into the country. The
life of a cat in the northland is
made precarious to a degree by
the husky dogs so that few survive.
The first cats to go in are long
since dc-nd and most of their off-
spring, but Hoy Toy survives
through the loving care of the
Hastings family who never allowed
him out unescortcd by a human
friend with s. big stick.
Mrs. Hastings loves the dogs
also. At one time she and her hus-
band owned 11 dogs. There is
nothing more thrilling than a
dogs in winter months, declared
pathy with the idea that the
northland dogs are vicious. They
are nervous, high-strung rind the
victims often of hard usuage by
the Indians. The pack instinct with
in them is strong from their wolf
nllcestors which accounts for trag-
idics that sometimes happen, but
the individual huskics are noi
vicious and when kindly treated
can become loyal pets, she de-
clares.
“Time is never of the slightest
“I claim the honor of being the
originator of this clever little sys-‘
tem. The umpires didnt like it and
the president of the league sent me
a bill. "Tea and cake, $25.'
BARBIE T0 UNVEIL
MONUMENT
LONDON, August 28 (By The
Canadian Press)-A bronze statue
of Thomas Hardy is to unveiled
at Dorchester on Sept. 2 by Sir
James Barrie, who was nu old
friend of Hardy. This is 11 memor
ial which has been publicly sub
subscribed by 1-Iardy`s admirers all
importance except on ncroplane
-day in lhc norih." said Mrs. llilst-
Ings in reply to eager questions :1-
boilt hor life in the territories.
i"Aei'opl:\nes will not wait for any-
thing nnd follow n. schedule so
you seg people hurrying after H
radio message arrivrr. that an
aeroplane is coming. Sti‘am0i‘S
walt and ihcrc is no hurry f0i`
anything else, consequently. old-
.timcrs ln the north, acquire that
Icnlm, llnhilrried look so forcillll I-0
Iriiy dwellers."
The radio, she says, has sp:-cried
For The Cook'
CARROT AND POTATO PIE
3 cups young carrots.
1 dozen very small new potatoes.
3 tablespoons butter or margarine.
4 tablespoons flour.
2 cups milk.
1-3 cup grated cheese.
Salt and pepper to season.
scrub the carrots and, if neces-
sary, cut in halves lengthwise. Cook
until tender in just enough boiling
salted water to cover; Wash the
potatoes, boil until tender, then
peel. Melt the butter, add flour and
then stir in the milk. Cook until
thickened and smootn. Add cheese
and seasonings. Put the vegetables
into 8. well greased baking dish, cov-
er with sauce and then, with a thin
biscuit crust. Bake in a. hot oven
about 20 minutes or until well
browlicd.
30-mile drive behind thc racinrr_
Mrs. I-listings. she has lime Sym-I
Mrs, Hastings is enthusiastic
_ about hcr husbands profc-s.~"-ion.
1 MorningSmil`e'
Son of the Sea: "Weil, I s'pose ii.'i
all right, but wot I sez is-wot's the
good of 'aving s. ocean if yer flies
over it?"
BAKED SHOES WEAR. BADLY
High up in Shovel Pass, in Jas-
pr-r National Park, two younl
school teachers got their feet wet.
li. was probably their worst experi-
ence in 200 miles of hiking in the
Rockies, because when they made
camp they filled their damp shoe:
with warm nshcs to dry them 0\1T-,
Tllc next mol-ning as they dressed
to take to the trail again, one DBI!
of shoes broke in halves in their
fingers and tile soles dropped of!
lhc others!
Dcrotlly Young, B. A., from E118-
lanrl, and Alice Rainsford, B. A.
from Irclaiiri, \\'ho were ICBCIWT5
last wiriter at Rupcris Land Ladies'
College. Winnipeg, spent their-sum
mei- vacation on a tmp to 
Canada, most of it hiking in 
per Nntlollal Park. The baked ahbbl
episode occurred in a 70-mile nik!
to Malignc Lake and back on..I»l'i¢
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Iandmg th" °“°°`I°m°“" IIUIIII °I n' his tents were pitched in Germany new world in free republican
hi’ °" me ‘"I'°I`III°" when III” I5' D. p. w. Dredge Nb_ 4, Captain' and he was inter-ned. I-hs son France. but they Myer hmifafc "0
“Med ms °I'd°"’ much to 1': B if mi; MacLeod, sailed yesterday for 'Claude is still a circus star. One Join in the little discussion about
“‘°°me“I‘ III me mm' Draw 8 M Gaspo, Que. being towed there by of his daughters married the eld- the DU°¢~
M5 "B5 W” _“mush t° m°'k° tmm th, tug Liga”-_ gui,-,tain Gambia egg gon of Lord John sgpgei-_ and The Russian exiles have in many
mI"‘I' h°w°I"°I"- and tug Sooenada, captain Dlekg, two others married circus clowns. I-heh' UW 1'°5t°‘”““IS- and *MII
- r- cases organized their own cafes.
over the world, and is to be pres- up I'I'amp°I'IaII°n’ because d_.w'I';
enied to Dorchester-the Caster- MCIIMIO m,IoI'maI'mI by ra bn ia
bridge of the Hardy noveis _md tothe condition of rivers for _i;t;_;.i
the novellst‘s old home. Th-:Mayor 'md Iandiin? I;'I`c;;iforma__T_'0pm0re
and Corporation will attend the II Is Iwssbc 0 ?n__ I' it is
ceremony in state, and the Coun- IIIII5 IIIRII f°I'mcr'y` ci resuth n
iss of Iichesie wh is Chai n that freight rates are ess a
Shovel Pass. They also visited MT. -
Cavcll to climb o'n the glacier, U15
historic Henry House, and ma_k_e I
trip to Mount Robson and ‘BMI
Lake. .
 
"outside" for many things \haI
- - * el The
Plcklrd’l Wharf
have become French, most of tllem.
cause looks almost hop css. yr
e r, 0 rma
of the Hardy Memorial Committee.
thgy used to be. mails more fre-
iverc once luxuries impossible Ita
A 5_ _ _ _, ICED FISH PROVE STORY except in th. loyalty they hold f0l‘
Stewart Jane 8: Co ______j-_§_<__-_-__=°=-_"_-_-1,;‘°,<_',i_;, °§§,;" ¢,‘;_ _._ 11.. 1..... 1.... ....1 1..... ......
statue as a gift to the town,
con" ent. of chlmim '3_7'y° wp, of wa-i from QUANAI-I, Tex., Aug. 27.-(U.P.>- as the true Czar ot all the Rus-
I mmol; vp" mi. me Maritime Ei Fish stories are getting better and slas. ___ ni
 &  90506  _ _ I better. Now comes HuB'I`i Porter Latin-Americans meet nn a
` -f scm. Eu” Core with a yarn of having snared 5 night cafe on the Boulevard St
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i ~ ham. C t in '
Mcmbgy-| gf gh. lgnfygal sfgglg Eg¢l|q;|g| M¢¢;¢¢¢|_ ii” "ned _fm..p,iL_ two-pound bass and a five-pound Michel. The Scandinsvians meet at
gm;-gin; ¢ "mo pf ,mi c'atflsh'on the same hook. To con- several places ln Montparnasse; at
- _'__' I f d d bti Th uses Porter one tim there were at least three
Behr. Bonus, Capt-sin Boudreault, °““ °“ "3 °m ' °
88 h the fish ice. The fish struck Crown Princes or Georgia basklnl
Gnaténrn st” chwlounown 'In pm Imaam' "I"I"` II nh bei mt' um dth th 1 c I th abwnde.
____ a e tat hesame can son e errae o e _
I lame. x.i|m»_111.g1».y..;..|.,  i1u...tl9..P.01ti§r. “ld-_ .WhIlo.\°\‘°ll-°h¢\lI1¥.¢sI-.lf--111°-D°°‘°
a timd looking, short bearded Jcw
named Leon Trotzky, used lo sit
and sip books and correct the
proofs of his early manifestos. Up
on the Avenue Wagram, Germans
and German journalists meet while
just down the street at the corner
.JPIDH1
‘ . - 1 -
there is a rendezvous of Argen-
` I. l ibl t fend rocurc. _
will ask th: Mayor to accept the IIIICIII’ and 1 S pass 9 0 _R  »
Rovii
.\|\pllr-ations
should ho mails
nu-ly.
For all informa-
lion
Apply to
'Illl WAKDER
Vicronir Guiirsrg I
McG1LL UNIVERSITY
Montreal
(Founded and rnilnwa-rl by the
late Ili. lion. Baron Nftillllflllli
and Mount l‘.ny1\l.) ,, "III:
|.1|||¢||||g_ thoroughly modern equipment For v
on students. resident ann num-rniilent. IIN!"
tor. degrees in the Fiieulty of Art: l!.A1, ll&l~
Com and in \i\o Fnmilt of l\lI\I‘. I
(11-entry ntenilr-il for Besslon of 1931-31, I-`lrel\¢\.§_
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