Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 30, 1913, Winnipeg, Manitoba T t 5 Ink. Job pc. ,1 j i. I f August. 30, 1913. San rises sets a Tel Locra rises . Sets . Winnipeg interests pills Idebel of conservation i declares against Long Sault dam possible of flow of St. Lawrence imperil navigation channels au2. Commission of in a voluminous report he proposals to the mystery at Montreal guests assemble for wedding but bridal pair fail to show up. Disappeared from Homes. Groom left residence to Kirg his belongings. All i is interviewed lord Chancellor Breaks four Hundred year precedent. And his own Rule on the St. Lawrence the granting of any company for this Pur r a variety of reasons. The dots out that the Ashburton is provides tha. The channels in St Lawrence on both sides Montreal Matig. Failing to appear in Christ Church Cathedral where 100 guests had assembled to Seu them married h. C. Morley and miss e. Brooke have both mysteriously Dis appeared from their respective places of residence and cannot be round. The occurrence is one of the strangest remembered j4by the clergy of Mont real. Never in the history of the Cathedral had such a this Ign happened. The ceremony was to have been celebrated at 2.30 o clock yesterday after noon but at 9 o clock in the morning the Groom left his lodgings with nearly All his possessions for parts unknown. Intimation was Given to the guests that the marriage would not take place that Day Rev. Or. Herbert Symonds. The of the Cathedral and the Rev., or Mcgreer the curate waited for Over an hour for the couple. Deplores militarism genial sex War lord does not expect peace millennium from Hague but is going to americans 3. X. Cornwall says Seattle ships getting half Arctic fur Trade Cost of transportation. Cannot compete on account of transportation lord sufi Fethi p but on the other hand not an and Imus in of dam that is on Way to Montreal for meet ing and banquet of american bar association. Stoppage of the flow would or Moss damage to private would imperil Corn which is an integral and canal which is essential part of. The All Canadian ejae Xcvi in water route from Lake Superior to the sea. Sufficient for condemnation. The report does not Kip ear necessary to express an opinion w to aether the weight of evidence or probability is in View a pressed the or that expressed b the residents locality who have intimate knowledge of the history of die Many years past. Is any i Ever the of opinion is a sufficient season for condemning the proposal no risk what Ever should be matter new 1 Ork aug. Lord Strathcona Canadian High commissioner in eng land arrived Here today accompanied by lady Strathcona. He is on his Way to Montreal where he will attend the annual meeting and banquet of the american bar association at the invitation of the association. With lord and lady Strathcona was or. William Peterson vice Chancellor University Montreal. Of Mcgill while declining to make a prophecy regarding the outcome of the English women s flight for the ballot lord Strathcona said he was opposed to militant methods. York aug. Hal Dane the first lord h High. Chancellor of ,0reat Britain to leave his country since Cardinal Wolsey went to France four Hund Rodr years ago reached new York today on the steamship Lusitania Lor a flying visit of five Days in this coun try and Canada. The lord High Chancellor whose Posi Tion in England corresponds in some ways to that of chief the supreme court of the United states is Here As a guest of the american. Bar association before lie will de liver an address at the annual meet ing of the association in Montreal next monday tonight he was entertained dinner Given in Beti Alf of the association by c. A. Severance of St. Paul. His itinerary includes visits to West Point and Albany. Previously warned that he might expect be interviewed by american newspaper men of his arrival in York the Chancellor smilingly greeted a delegation who boarded the liner at and submitted to another interview when he reached the hotel where he is making his head quarters in this City. Covered Many topics lord Haldane freely discussed Many questions of the Day declared he was in favor at woman s suffrage prophesied a millennium of peace was tar off said that the relations Between and England were never More cordial praised the intellectual starting cheaper credit Fob Farmers first Bond of Saskatchewan agricultural credit Socie ties on View free Farmers South of Medicine hat wait on or. W. A Roche. Free Tress special Medicine hat alta., aug. At a meeting with a delegation of Farmers trom the country South of Medicine hat or. Roche heard a request from these Farmers that pre emotions for free press Edmonton alta., aug. 29. That ships put noted in Seattle and san fran Cisco by american capital Arv Taurins at least half of the furs obtained in the Canadian Northwest and continue until transportation facilities on Canadian territory ar9 greatly in the statement made by j. K. Cornwall head of the Northern trading company arid also Northern transportation or. Corn Wall states that on his trip to the arc tic during the past few months he seen in the hands of indians twice As Many. Furs As will be1 sold to Canadian and that half of. These furs will be bartered to american traders who come up to hers Chell Island through Behring Straits. This obtained Ion Canadian territory the Trade which it re presents should naturally belong to says but the Canadian traders successfully with these american traders because of difficulties in the transportation. ,3n the Rit ories at the present time it costs to Lay Down a ,100 Yound sack of flour at the Mouth of the Mackenzie of transportation being at the rate of per ton under these circumstances Only the Bare necessities of life can be taken into the North but 11 transportation were Large Market for Many kinds of which have not been seen in the North would be found. Rather than let Trade go to the United states Cornwall believes that Canadian try should Lish their steamers Trad ing1 Between the coast and the Arctic copy Europe s example practice result of provincial Royal commission makes appearance soon after return today s free press forty two pages saturday aug. 30. The weather forecast for today a follows fair and a Little warmer. General news Section. Commission of conservation de clares against Long Sault dam lord Stra Licona reaches new York Viscount Haldane arrives sets to be int Erik red agricultural credit in Saskatchewan is taking definite shape new York officially asks for Harry thaw Foster s weather forecast _. Monster massed band on sunday Imperial and foreign news hat etiquette plays a big part in the House of Canada s greed in local borrowing report in Shoal Lake water sys ii which they pay a of such vital importance. De diversion of Jovater by be tween the Long and barn Tot Island from the main Channel Between Barnhart Island and the United states Mainland about 50 per cell of its water. The effect such a diversion of water from the navigable Channel is impossible to estimate. It can however be stated with certainty that the Nav Igal pity of tie Channel not be improved by such diversion. The construction of the ume m question will result in compelling navigation other than by the Cornwall canal to follow a new route known As the South Chan Nel. Experienced navigators Are of the opinion that this route will be much inferior to that now followed. The time will undoubtedly arrive in the history of Canada Utieri deeper navigation upon the St Lawrence will re quire to be provided for by. The Cari Adian government. Should the works proposed by the St. To Nunny be constructed the govern ment would to longer have hand in undertaking such an Enterprise. The vested rights of the company would have to be considered the government would be under the necessity of expropriating the works paying an enor Bous sum by Way of could not expropriate. Doubt is then expressed in the re sort As to the right of the government to expropriate owing to the International character of the works. This prove to be an insuperable bar cd Case the government would w without remedy and the improve ment in navigation court not be affected. Objection to the scheme of St. Lawrence Bower company in the opinion the commission of con Krvatin is proposes to make use Canadian Side merely As a convenient Landing place. Only a Small motion of the contemplated expending will take place in Canada and Only an acre be a free gift like a Homestead. Speakers told of Dirac us encountered because of Prairie fires poor trails Scarcity of railways and v the necessity of summer fallowing making 320 acres Only As productive As a Quarter Section in the More favored parts. They said it was impossible to make the payments required and do duties As Well. They asked that payment Ibe abrogated or at least that a. Settler be allowed to put the into improvements. The minister of the Interior said it was a new situation to him and he could make no promises but would take the matter up the government some amendments he said would be made in the land act the department had considered the cancelling of the interest on Preemption but Maklon a free gift of the land would require action by parliament and presented serious difficulties growth it the United states and predicted that Home Rule for Ireland would soon be an accomplished fact. Vith a merry twinkle in his Blue eyes the lord Chancellor joked and quipped with his interviewers Between serious re Marks and conceded that the Ameri can custom of distinguished visitors was delightfully it would be a very sanguine Perr he said when asked his opinion of the inn Uene of the peace Palace at the Hague who can see the Dawn at International peace. It is useless to 1 ook ahead toward station of War in the near future. We can Only do our and Trust to the Progress of opinion. The coming of the Miller ilium of peace must be an evolution like everything else out some Day we must come to the Realiza Tion of the fact that we can Settle of differences a a better Way than by each other., deplores Milita Ntim. Lord Haldane chuckled1 when the question of woman suffrage was Ara a he do not approve of the militant suf you Are fortunate to have president looks on brighter Side x considers Mexico affair will have favourable culmination j at Vera Cruz. Washington d.c., aug. Presid ent Wilson left Washington late today Lor the summer capital at Cornish n.h., of the negotiations under taken count ref bring mexi co. I Althou ii Nova flrmative1 on free press special Regina sask., aug. Very interesting document was available in Legina today. It was the Blank form of a Bond to be issued by an agricultural Bank and also the Blank form of an interest Coupon to accompany the Bond. The agricultural Bank will be constituted of Saskatchewan farm ers and will be organized As a. Result of the investigations of the Royal com Mission on farm credits which recently visited several european countries. Such Banks exist under various names in Germany and it was from what they saw in that country that or. Tory and or. Oliver the University experts with the commission got their ideas. The proposed Bond to which refer ence is Here made is in the following words mortgage Bond number one i land mortgage credit association of the province of Saskatchewan for this amount shall in conformity with the articles of the association of the land mortgage credit association in the province of Saskatchewan Bear interest at the rate of five per cent and is redeemable on six months notice the right such notice to belong Only to the association. Payment of interest will Only be made on presen tation of the specially issued interest signed by the directorate of the land mortgage credit i association of the province of Saskatchewan. Interest coupons. The interest Coupon to accompany the Bond is in the following words interest Coupon number one of the five per cent mortgage Bond number one. Of the land mortgage credit association of the province of Saskatchewan for. The Holder Hereof will Blank the half year s interest on the above named mortgage Blank dollars. Payable in Regina at Large decrease in Bank deposits prosecution under militia act _ 1 new York officially wants fugitive handed Over to state for return to Mattawan. Formal petition filed declares it duty of the Canadian authorities to have him adjudged a Lunatic. 6 terms mayor Deacon to open Weston cottage Garden association show body taken from red River May be Brandon Man. Better feeling exists says Arch Bishop of St personal and town planning gardens and plots 9 general manager Hastings retires 9 Fine programme for 9 development of ked Deer and opportunities it offers ,.v----------- 10 building and real estate 11 refused of for mar Ket King Corner 11 new manufactory Lor Medicine . A handsome Home in Wood 11 Crescent. 11 Cathedral on historic site 14 Western news 15 Brandon labor men Are 15 either Side f the time of encouraging despatches were received from p Shaughnessy in charge of th6 am is Ichii pm Timassy Ait Mexico City bearing o n the general situation. These reached the president f. A few editorial a Reader s notes answers to queries automobile news Auto races at Al Roneld Park takes Over big motor factories financial news Montreal shows a broader Market spirit 22 17 17 17 19 19 20 22 idea and i sincerely Hope the will not gain a foothold Here. The methods of a English suffragists have delayed equal suffrage for years at present there is no becoming a portion of the total Power de will be developed in Canada. Looking at continues the report it does not appear jaw any serious attempt can be made Shon that Canadian requirements an appreciable Factor in the plan of the company. The plans contemplate we absolute monopolization of the Power available from the rapids a minimum consideration of Ian interests. No Market exists i. Time on the Canadian Lor the Power proposed to be de or for any appreciable portion when any Large Quantity of is required in the territory Gomary to the proposed works it can w otherwise provided. Should the Coine when further Power is re the Canadian interests and construction of a dam across the Enco River is determined upon of the Power to be generated Tad i w111 belong o f right to Canada be permanently retained use without any except 0 of the duty of Canada. He after emphasizing the in i of Power developed is used i noted states to develop great vested interests will be not it would a difficult later it diverted to Canada con vat Yilth the significant and pm com that the obvious to is from the facts recited seems Tai of Canada is her right of ownership and absolutely unimpaired and eled More forged orders stranger attempts to Caso one at que a Paile and Deoa tips free press special Quappelle aug. The Post office this morning a stranger at tempted to Cash a forged Money order for which bore the of Oak Lake Man. That the advice held by the postmaster was written in Ink instead of Lead Pencil in addition to a warning from the police at Eastern towns yesterday made the postmaster suspicious and he refused to Cash the order. The police wore at Unce notified and the Man having a few minutes Start succeeded in get Ting away being protected by the ele a Nisi a and Bluffs near the Railroad. It is rumoured that he left town in an Auto which he had hired for the Pur pose. The latest reports state that the stranger stole a Bunch of 40 orders which he filled in for the amount de sired and attempted to Cash in the various main Lin towns on his Way Westward he was about 25 years of acre rather straight in build and wore Plush cloth hat. The direction taken from Here 4s not known. The sublet and so Are old be hopelessly divided on every the lord Chancellor when he was Secretary of state Cor War visited the German of ill feeling Ger England thrown from Auto inspector Mckay of c. N. R., injured on line at Stirling. Free press special Stirling alta., aug. W. My , Bridge and building inspector for tha ., construction department was badly injured this be ing thrown from a motor car on the new Weyburn line. The Accident tiap Reed at a crossing the motor strik ing a cattle guard the occupants from the car and badly 131 Juring or. Mckay about the face head. He is being removed to Leth Bridge Hospital. A ent relations Between Germany and constantly arc ins better he said especially since so Ament of the Balkan Situa Tion. In fact Elfere has been much Ter feeling displayed Between great groups of european Powers As the result of the Balkan situation in which theft have worked the results augur a much better feeling in the Home Rule is at hand. Speaking of Home Rule for Ireland he said Home Rule was never nearer adoption than today and i believe it soon be an accomplished fact of course the religious question Ulster is difficult but you cant keep the hours Jbf fore train time and Lead him to determine Short test Over labor Day. Nothing Inu the advices Mexico City gave the administration., officials cause for it was a general opinion that diplomatic exchanges would Al Ciao concerned. It is known feels that Good May come from an Opportunity fur of this government As he announced in his message of wednesday to sink excitement pubs Ding Over the Exchange of proposals and would it is believed Lead to further negotiations Between the officials of Lexi to City and John land the personal representative of this government. Act on or. Lind it was asserted tonight been instructed from Washington o continue to act at his own disc re Ion As to whether he should await developments at Vera Cruz or to return o Mexico City. Up to a Date hour no despatches had Bee n received at the state department from land. Ary Bryan said before leaving for an ver night trip to Pennsylvania that pro other great problems. He said that lie had made a close study of the of the tinned the decisions of chief Justice Marshall and of american but iad been enlightened on voyage. I think English Law he said has Echol cavities than the Ameri you have More opportunists visitor Dies suddenly. Man., aug. Sarah aged 60 years of Detroit. Suddenly this morning at of her Nephew r. Brisco. A of this District. She together son and daughter had been relatives Here for the and was apparently in the cause of death was heart failure. The body to the Home of at Detroit for interment. Yield of fifty bushels to fire. Portage la Prairie Man., aug. 23. Ross a Portage Plains Farmer about 7 Miles North of the City is very jubilant Over yield of a 25 acre fled of Marquis wheat which he finished threshing this afternoon. From 35 acres he secured bushels of the Grain an average of 50 bushels to the acre. Threshing be now general on the Portage Plains and with the Good weather rapid Progress is a filing made. Threshing operations were started this afternoon on the food the Portage. To raisins school. 1-10 full w vies for Appeal than we have in eng land we Are very in this this up Especial la True o criminal Sra Haldane was accompanied b Elizabeth Haldane and sir Kenneth mule Mckenz Lel clerk Olty was at the pier commercial news foreign markets fluctuations in Winnipeg options decision against property owners Given by judge Robson Man robbed on Way to see his dying 23 23 33 32 s2 Coll need on Page bight gets convention Winnipeg will have druggists in 1914 Nesbitt president. Toronto aug. The conclusion of the National convention of the Cana Dian pharmaceutical association this afternoon it was decided to hold the next meeting in Winnipeg in. 19 14. The following officers were elected presi Dent e. Nesbitt Winnipeg vice presi Dent John Victoria . Secretary treasurer g. B. Gibbard Toronto. E. Nest cite is a comparatively Young Man probably the youngest who has Ever held the office of president of the Canadian pharmaceutical association being about 30 years of age. He was born in Winnipeg educated and the of the Assoc a Tjon or Tat the Agency of the association the agricultural Bank or credit association "which1 will Issue these Bonds and interest coupons in Saskatchewan will differ very widely from the Ordinary Canadian Bank. It will Corre Spond very closely with the Well known la Ndoc Taften of Germany. Instead of being composed of lenders it will be constituted t by borrowers. The great commercial Banks it will get Money As cheaply As it can in Europe. Unlike the--commercial-1.Banks, which As must sell their a r is at the highest possible price., the agricultural Bank will lend to members at probably one half of one per cent More than it pays for its Money in Europe. Farmers Are interested. A number of the Farmers living in close proximity to Regina some of them living in Regina have taken a very deep interest in the proposed agricultural Bank. These men have been resident in Saskatchewan for Many years and Are fully conversant with the needs of the country. They Are perfectly Clear in their ideas and know what they want owing to the proximity of their land to the capital a number of them have become wealthy. They have had Leisure in re cent years for and the consideration of the questions which inter est the Grain growers and they speak with no Uncertain these Grain growers Clear away some misconceptions with reference to their proposal. Thoy succeeded. In Dis p Osling. Of the idea that the Bond which they would offer on the London mar be would not be secure that the Bond would be absolutely secure will be seen from the nature of the proposal. It is proposed to establish a Over Saskatchewan credit associations. Each association will have a limited sphere and be composed of the farm ers o f a fixed District. Each Farmer of the association will pledge everything that he has not Only for the loan be gets but for tie credit of the association. The plan is joint borrowing. Experience in Europe has shown Bonds of these agricultural credit associations have ranked with government securities. At times such Bonds in Prus have stood the Strain much better than the Bonds of the prussian gov sporting american magnates propose big Park in St. Boniface to give Winnipeg continuous baseball maroons take Lead in series with Winona _ president Fred barter to retire irom . Eastern and Western hockey mag nates in Harmony late dates proposed for Mann cup severe criticism of Amateur of facials does fanciers preparing for Field trials ._._.-. Amalgamation in Ottawa football Northern league baseball averages late news of old country sport English gaiters will fight in United states special Section. Comic still at the circus with Jimmy. Their Only child loves Impy has fun with or. Ottawa aug. 29. It was Learned the afternoon that the officiate of Che state of new forwarded to the minister of Justice a formal petition. Asking that Harry saw be turned Over to the officers of that state in order that he May be returned direct to Tea wan Asylum. The petition was sworn to in Montreal and on aug. 25 by Frankli Kennedy Deputy attorney general on behalf of attorney general Carmody. The petition sets Forth at considerable Lengli the arguments used by Kennedy when he saw the minister of Justice and the of the immigration department earlier the week. It urges that As thaw i Een declared to be a Lunatic and has escaped Crom a new York state institution it is the of the Canadian authorities under our immigration to see that he is to state in which is located the Asylum from which made his escape. The Peti Tion concludes by giving a Long list of americ Aii citizens who have been sent out of the Dominion within the ast year or two because they were found to be of unsound mind. Hon. C. .1. Doherty minister of Justice is not in the capital but it is understood that he is in Possession of a. Copy of the petition. The department will for the pres ent at an rate leave the officials at Sherbrooke to look after the thaw Case. Whether they will have to re main there until october when the jury meets a question that 1 cannot answer. I Hope it will not be necessary do f. C. Blair chief clerk of the immigration department was the speaker. Or. Blair was non committal in his statement but took the attitude that the surveillance of thaw until october would hardly be necessary apparently being under the impression that the fugitive from Mattawan would be chafing under his confine ment and make a move to be released before that time. And if he does take such action it is Likely that the that would be set in motion would accomplish its end. So far the department has apparently been unable to get any machinery in motion. One thing is cer Tain thaw will not return across Tho Border or proceed further in Canada until the immigration department has had its say in the or. Blair concluded. Likely to remain in jail. Sherbrooke quo., auit 29. The opinion expressed Here to Day was that thaw will still be in jail Here in october. William travors Jerome returned from Quebec admitting that his mis 7 7 7 21 21 movies. Pill. Opening chapters of a serial Story by Vaughan Kester the just and the woman s the Tea cups. Reminiscences o f Royal and bridegroom. Household and fashion notes. Cottage plan literary churches theatre pages Bronte letters by . Art topics. Evening sky map. The Mountaineer. Theatres and amusements. Sunday Sermon sunday school lesson. Marine news Topil . Vav i Lilia my graduated with honors from the Mani Toba school of pharmacy. He has been in business at the Corner of Sher Brooke Street and Sargent Avenue for 8 years and for. The past 4 successive years has been president of the Winnipeg pharmaceutical association. He is unmarried Brilliant record passes at All his examinations and is held in High esteem by his brother druggists in the City the pharmacist meetings Are largely at tended by the profession from All Canadian n a reception committee of the Annerl ran bar associate of. We ii included Francis Rawle. Of . Clair Man Jacob m. Secretary of War b. Parker. Francis to Junde Stetson and c. A. Severance they escorted Chancellor on a sight seeing tour Tot the cite. Had a uyal Lowed false tooth. Valley City n.d., aug false Teeth sons when he awakened baiter a night s sleep on a Soo passenger train in to Valley City Herman Johnson of declared he had. Been . Steel near Stirling. Stirling alta., on the new . has reach Elf a Point 10. Miles East of Stirling. The remain Init 10 Miles to Complete the rails to Foremost will be Laid at once. A material Yard will established Foremost. Ninety five Miles of Grad ing remains to be done to connect up with the Grade Fri Inythe East. The first 50 Miles of this Branch will be taken Over by the operating department As Scon As completed. Ballasting is being rushed to completion drugged and and v insisted on having All the occupants of the car searched for his missing1 run Lars. About that time Jimson with an Crane in the regions of his do organs to a Petal the missing Teeth were removed Jon son being do charged from., the Hospital tills new Catho Wilc archdiocese. Ottar aug. That a Catholic archdiocese to comprise the province of Alberta and Saskatchewan will shortly be created with Rev. Or. Bishop of London As the new head is the report which the Ottawa journal %1has, and which comes trim a reliable source. Eminent. Claim for cheap credit the claim made by Saskatchewan Grain growers that these Allied far mers should be Able to borrow Money at a lower Price than any other corporation in Canada is apparently in contestable. Farming is the Basic Industry of the Dominion and always win be. This being so it is apparent that it is entitled to the first consideration. It is hopeless to argue that an interest which is dependent for its Success on the Success of agriculture could borrow Money More cheaply than agriculture at the present time men engaged in agriculture in Saskatchewan Are paying a High rate of interest. There is they say Only one reason for this. It is owing to the fact that they have not been provided with the machinery. They claim that if they had the machinery which the Canadian Pacific railway has for Bor rowing Money or As Good a of a different character they could borrow at a lower rate than the . Requests to government. In the Steps which they Hope to take in the future the Farmers say they will not ask much from the Iii Voncial government. They ask for legislation arranging the formation of the credit associations they will ask Lor a Small sum of Money for organization purposes and they will ask that the government the Issue Jig of band s by the various credit associations and finally they will ask that the government will endorse and guarantee these Bonds. In future year when the credit associations have grown very Strong and powerful Titiev not need any government five continued on Ali Artoon crop conditions by e. Cora Hind passed the Soo. 2 Marie mich., aug. 2 10 . Elm stir Kenora exhibition Kenora out., aug. Kenora s second fair which opened wednesday closed i last night after a most Success fun two Days exhibit. Tho Flowers and vegetables shown were the special Fea Ture of the exhibit and exceeded the from the surrounding sections were larger in number and Quantity. _ Earth disturbances. Messina Sicily aug. The Seis pc instruments Here have registered Saskatoon sask. Aug. 29. Spent the Day at Roll Kern and As truest Oil George ens . F., and his partner John h. Young. Made a 50 mile inspection trip through the District. First we went out to Seager Wheeler s place and 1 am sure that every Farmer in the West will rejoice to know that or. Wheeler s Hull loss is proving less disastrous than was at first 1 eared that is none of ills experiments Are actually blotted out. In some cases it is merely a handful of Heads that Are left but of the 100 varieties of wheat he is testing he will have Sulli client seed to Start a new plot. In the Case of the Barneys and different varieties of Oats he will have to depend on second growth and of these a will not be absolutely sure for another two weeks. Many acres of his Larse Fields Are totally destroyed and As he had no insurance his financial loss is a heavy one. His brother Percy Wheeler who is almost As enthusiastic a Farmer has also lost the major por Tion of his crop. In the immediate neighbourhood of Rosthern and in the districts of Wald Heim Hepburn and Hague which Are All tributary to Rosthern the area damaged by Hail is variously Esti mated at to 20.000 acres of which two thirds is a total loss Only very partially covered by insurance. The actual percentage -l1 loss on Tho oth or third will not be known until threshing time. Or. Ens was a heavy loser personally several of his la Koht Fields being literally blotted out. In deed. He will have the novel experience of buying Oats for his horses. Fortunately he has several farms and two of them escaped and on them the stands of wheat am splendid. The Hail disaster was the More try ing Roh them rot rain Early and plenty of it and the crop was one of the Best the District Hap product. During last 24 hours continued a Strong i saw a number of today that number of huts a Quad Tor the populace fears that these cond foretell of a disaster. Weather report. The Veather report trom the meteor timer Vantory at St. Joan s College la St i-1t a at i the winds Havi and maximum continued treat 48-62 St. Jolin 56 60 Halifax will yield from 30 to 33. Some even More than that but there Are of course the inevitable poor and weedy crops to null Down the a Kornke which will. I think run about 30 Bush eur. Last Vear rout Hern and the nearest siding shipped 575.000 bushels of wheat and -0 cars if the other aralni5. In spite of the Nail loss. At. Ens thinks will nol be so 1 a a hints this. Year As this was one of the d str cts where the car ratio in Viliott was creat by Farmers have not As h Ich As 400 More than in 1312. Thai non is a better and room nearly matured. Not than 25 cent is rut is yet anal of Fields Avant another week of Brood weather. Some of the a tells Cue arc too Green but the Stooks Are cinc of Are fully i Annex. The by Rev is Larow Olumn. Ond a Romkee a Zood there is increase in bar Ley a Crouse and. I was learn increase i l the num Ber of hoes it is live or Urs since l Naae in m Spect Lon of District and the improved methods of Ami the reduction of is tin Dominion expert mental farm has Fine Crons of the Clover shift Alfalfa by i i up in 1 farm was quite out of the hailed area ;