Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 10, 1925, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press Winnipeg monday August 10, 1925 e of Coal strike element says Cook Churchill told him cheaper than states revolution changed into a profit of and there is a general admission even by Many conservative newspapers that the studs lady a Only too Likely to involve the taxpayers in a loss of and perhaps Plum completely upsetting All or. Churchill s calculations for the next budget. Tho. Government a seems to be that by a Large absorption of unemployed in the Coal Trade there will be i considerable set off in saving1 on Tho unemployment Dole and also that the Prospect for cheaper Coal for Home and Industrial purposes ought to stimulate Industry to Tho Bennalt of the country All around. Should the subsidy As Many be updo have the effect of greatly stimulating the production of Coal some newspapers foresee fierce com Between British and German Coal in foreign markets. It in known hint whelp Tho deadlock existed in Hie Ruhr tie Ruhr mine owners were hoping to profit by a cessation of work in Trio British mines to get rid of their own heavy accumulations of con. It is alleged that the ruin miners wore Routly disappointed lion a Tritico in the British Contro Versy Way brought about. Man1t0bat1p to continued from paso one activities u a Monty movement. It was Tahr could s. He predicted Olla local crisis Duran or the one months in consequence Vern mint handling the Coal labor and crops were better filled hut very sons Drable. Sawfly. From Hodge Ville "6 Miles North to main line of Canadian Pacific railway More Evi do too of dry weather crops lighter and i Oil apr in rather too fast with considerable from Hodore with some my late crops Short in the Straw and head. Working East the Best crops seen All Day were found near Chaplin. Chancellor net there were some poor crops also want revolution. We t. What Holt much of the wheat was tall destroy one another for form Heads with a Sooj per. Cd Nutase of six rowed. There is finite a strip of broken Hill country and then found crops from Parkbeg to Mortlach somewhat badly bleached from heat. Mortlach to Moose jaw 32 Miles at Gravo Laboure. Saturday there was much talk of radio reports of latter following on reports from the District but there were almost no dead Heads. Barley continues Good where not choked with Weed and the Oats also. The contrast Between Oate in the same Field thick and thriving in some part Short and prematurely Ripe in another where the yellow flowered stalks Tower Over them la an eloquent example of How Thistle influences. Flax is scarce hereabouts but some Fields Are Good. I saw one which stood thin owing to a mixture of sow Thistle and wild Oats a distressing1 combination. From to Culross there is less Marquis although other crop Are Good but the percentage rises again around Elm Creek. There is also a lot of Corn Here which shows Good growth but no con yet. Sunflowers were also seen but not yet in Flower. Sweet Clover in Stock and a particularly tall growth of Slough Hay also Cut with a Binder occurred West of Elm Creek. Quite at horns Here through the Sandy reaches of the next 15 Miles there was Little but Oats and Barley except sow Thistle this versatile Weed said to thrive on heavy and poorly drained soil Soems perfectly at Home in this said that in revolution Means. Estimate of Cost of will on the present basis to make it your meat shredded wheat the Ideal summer food rust development round Moose jaw so very close Tab was kept on Fields More especially from Caron in. Stands Are very heavy and there la a great Deal of late crops and considerable rust was found More especially in the later Fields. Rust was principally on leaves and Sheath Straw but it was also on the head Stem in Small spots probably s. Fair average would be seven Heade out of fifteen with Small spots. These crops Are mainly in soft dough and there is quite a bit of Sawfly and 1 he Heads of the More fully ripened Fields Are not so firm As could be wished. Side by Side with Fields As described there will be a Field partially Cut that will have not a Trace of rust but a Little Sawfly and will be filled pretty Well. Of course along this Section wheat is nearly continuous. Relatively a. Small percentage of any Field showed six rows filled. Oats Are Good Many Fields just in the milk but promising Well. On reaching Moose jaw made a round of .18 Miles South and East to Check on Fields examined for rust on july 31 As to possible development of that plague arid found mighty Little cause for . A Bunch r. At random would show 18 to 20 straws and three or four would have one or two Liny spots of rust on head Stem or possibly a slight roughness could be Felt a if a pos tule were developing this was about the extent of the infection in Many Fields examined of both very late and More fully matured wheat much less Sawfly in this territory than further West. With ground so dry that it is Gap in cracks very Cool nights and Light winds All Day it is rather difficult to wee wily rust should develop. Tho crops South and East of Moose jaw had scarcely made the Progress 1 expected in eight Days. Radio today s five Best features copyright 1925, by United press wow Omaha 626. 10 p.m., . Concert symphony. Apo san Francisco 428, 8 p.m., . American legion pro Cap Washington 469, 8.30 p.m., Lawrence concert. Wax Detroit 517, 8 p.m., symphony orchestras Wear new York 492 woj de troit 353 woo Philadelphia 508, 8.30 p.m., . 8.45 at Goldman band concert. Pont forget daddy in i i 9 w j our Supply of Wrigley naming Law so please daddy us some we d be lost without n Ike enl train Little 01 tar Hen the drop Virv for Art aveziin4 of ass around for a delicious beneficial too to Teeth. Sealed tight kept right not 10 Parley jays Lewis continued from Page one lightest of Sandy Loans and continues to be an infliction As far As Treherne. South of St. Claud a Rye fled which showed plump berries and Good stand had Tho worst dose ergot i Ever saw. Every head had one of the Mycelia bodies and some had More. This condition continued to the Hartney District in More or less degree. Smut on Barley also appears to be bad at intervals. From Rathwell on there was a lot of wheat Cut much of it very Good in the Berry and without much rust. There was also Sawfly in it which strengthens a suspicion that it is second crop wheat. There was other wheat not yet ready to Cut which was Bustier and had no Sawfly. Oats were also Cut places but rarely showed the plump oat that the Greener stuff promises. This District is a Beautiful one to drive through As it looks at present. The roadsides Are mown or seeded to Oats Barley or a mixture. The crops Are very Good indeed and the weeds less than i have seen yet. Wild Oats Are present and bad in spots taking toll or Barley Oats and an occasional . Some hooded Barley was found near Treherne in a very Green stage but a Riper crop farther on was exceedingly plump. Still another had been Cut and stacked and cattle on the stubble. Marquis splendid the Marquis from Treherne through Holland and Cypress River to Glenboro is splendid with the same two qualifications of some rust and mostly four rowed Heads. As one goes West Sawfly appears More frequently. Outside Wawanesa i went into a Field of wheat that was Ripe and Short in patches and in these places the Down about 10 per cent. There were Lar vae in most of it. Durum becomes More plentiful and Marquis almost disappears Dur ing the run through Nesbitt and Carroll to Souris and beyond. The country is More broken at first with More land in pasture and some in weeds Only. The summer allow Tapir Ley and durum is generally lodging pretty badly but will not be impossible to Cut. One Field of Barley had reaped rather unti Dily from this cause but most of it was in the Sheat Sorne 1ow. Russian Thistle which begins about Souris going cast is not so bad this year As the crops got Well away in june but wild oat Are bad in spots. Barley main crop Barley is the main crop in the Souris Hartney District with Large Fields of Oats Little Rye Little wheat some Sweet Clover and Odd Fields o buckwheat. No flax that i saw. The next Day s route covered 173 Miles going Noth to Griswold wes1 to Oak North to Harding Wes to North to Crandall Wes again to Miniota North to Bevi Lah. This took us to the farthest North in this circuit and the return journey was made East throw Fol Decker Isabella and Lavinia South to Hamiota East to Oak River Down to Alexander via wheat and and East to Brandon. Wheat practically stops at Hart Ney until Griswold is reached Barley being the principal crop. This Grain also the Oats varies with the stage of maturity and How bad the Wilt Oats Are. Russian Thistle does no appear to be really bad. Anywhere in this Section Oats will be a fal crop and Barley fair to Good. Tin earlier stuff is not so Well filled As the Green. In the Griswold Oak Lake the wheat is a Largi crop in acreage and very fair in stand and head. Rust is As As it has been All through som crops being almost free. Sawfly is a Little worse. The Corn hereabouts is the Best yet and will soon b. Mature enough to make Good silage a Field of flax in the suburbs o Oak Lake was. Thin in yield and Short of stand but others to the North were much heavier and Wil be Ripe in Good time. Quick harvesting North of Oak Lake one of the bes wheat crops i have seen in. Stand and head was ready to Cut and Wil have to be harvested soon to save f from Sawfly. There is Little rust on it and the Heads Are better filled than any yet and some have Olno Spylka ets a Side with something in the third Berry. Heat image begins to appear More to the North and along the. Crandall Miniota route Early crop. Show Lack of moisture. This applied More to the wheat than it has in sections further South Oats and bar Ley being affected As noticed in pre Vious districts. This later crop i All doing Well and today s rain should help it. North of Miniota the first Field of durum since the Hart District was inspected and showed a stand with lots o plump berries in the Heads. A Field of Rye also the first i Many Miles was not so thick i stand but very Good in the Grain it showed an astonishing amount o ergot such As was noticed yesterday smut in some oif the Barley All through the latter part of the run. Sometimes nearly 10 per cent of the stalks Are but generally it. Is not serious. Average. Fair from Eulali to Layunia the stands vary a. Lot in All crops but the average la fair and no great damage from anything until the lat Ter Point where the first Hall dam age appeared in the form of an held and a wheat field1 totally destroyed. The Hail path was Only half a mile wide and quite abrupt at the edges the storm having come from the Northwest. Garden stuff in Tho Belt was beaten almost Flat. There was no damage a mile South but the North end will probably be discovered during the inspection of the next line North of Here. Rain storms overtook us at inter Vals All Day but the roads in this municipality Are Good. In Hamiota District some of the finest wheat crops yet seen were gone into. There Are also some riot so Good and the general varies a lot lust Here. There Ore Stilt signs of heat damage to the Early Oata and Barley. South of Oak River the Light lands show a much thinner crop in general. of Kahla the Black chaff Dur Jim were doing As As any in the wheat lands District North of the River there were oat Fields suite useless from Lack of. Moisture but the crops resume the Griswold Oak Lake Standard As soon As the Assiniboine is crossed. Alex Ander to Kemnay and into Brandon there Are signs of heat Daryaee in Oats and Barley but most of the is Woulfe Rood. The Tatjes and ripest to Date was found North of port Arthur. Ont. Auer. S Wil Liam dig pins. 23, married., was killed in the Sorrl Dinc machine at the provincial paper Mills Plant late yester Day. A widow and one child survive can be seen Why he has taken the position that the Industry should Settle its own troubles least until after the strike has got Well under Way. I after a strike has begun or. Coolidge can bring tremendous pres sure to Bear upon the miners operators in. An attempt to cause them to recede from their respective stands reach a Compromise by the simple method of making a Public statement that the Public needs the Coal. This it. Is under toil her is prepared to do. The advisers of the president say hat the bituminous Coal Industry an increase its output by 25 per ent. In necessary. The Public will in taught to use bituminous in. Place if Anthracite. Many lives lost in violent earthquakes be town destroyed entirely near Loynas and Smyrna special pulled news Cable to free Prem by free press private wire constantinople aug. Violent Earth quake in which Many persons Are said to have lost their lives is reported near Dynas and Smyrna the quake is declared to have caused a great havoc and one town is said to have been destroyed entirely. Bendandi predicts disaster special United news Cable to free press by Efren press private wire Faenza Italy aug. Earth quake disaster which will cause great loss of life is predicted by professor Rafaele Bendandi whose previous prophesies have proven uncannily accurate. Bendandi interviewed by the United news was unable to specify the time of the catastrophe merely promising the event for the not Dis Tant Carload of liquor seized. Minneapolis minn., alcohol valued at a seized by Federal agents on. A railway Here Friday night. _ the ship j was designated As Silica j but sprung a leak and gents detected the alcohol. It was shipped from new i York to i firm. 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