it
Jack
.Miner,
1
ho
nature
lover,
who
keeps
a
bird
sanctuary
down
at
Kingsville,
Ontario
has,
been
having
some
troirlile'
with
people
who
take
loo
many
libe.rtjes
yheri
they
come
to
visit
his
place,
lie
says
that
he
used
to
think
it
very
selfish
of
a
man
to
build
a
high
fence
around
hfs
garden
or
to
put
up
a
sale
at
the
entrance
that
seemed
to
mean,
"You
stay
out;"
jiut
arier
the
experiences
he
has
been
"having
himself
he
has
come
to
the
conclusion
that
it
is
neres
sary
to
take
such
precautions
as
a
protection
against
"the
well
meaning
thoughtless
public
Keeping
an
open
house,-
home,
anu
grounds,
as
Mr,
.Miner
has
done
for
fifteen
years
past,
brings
oui
i
no.
various-and
peculiar
ways
people
nave
of
using
nr
abusing
meir
privileges
as
guests,
In
an
article
he
has
seat
out
to
the
.leading
.Canadian
newspapers
he
tens
of
some
of
his
experiences,
was
follows:
:
j
'
Hello
Jack
"One
day,
as
we
were
coming
home
from
church,
a
Ford
car
went
by.
A
voice
shouted,
'Hello
Jack!'
and
out
of
Hie
open
side
of
the
car
a
man
was
waving
a
bis
bunch
of
Darwin
tulips.
I
presume
that
was
his
way
of
letting
me
know
that
during
my
absence
he
had
honored
me
by
a
visit.
As
soon
as
I
arrived
home
and
could
break
away
from
the
people
who
were
there
to
greet
me,
I
strolled
over
to
my
choice
tulip
bed.
It
was
an
aggravating
sight.
For
this
innocent,
ignorant
man
bad
'plucked
the
whole
side
bare,
and
for
those
tulips
I
had
paid
a
shilling
apiece.
I
cannot
th'ink
wrong
of
that
man,
because
he
evidently
thought
tulips
came
up
like
grass-a
nice
new
lot
or
blooms
the
next
dav.
"Waiting
ForJack"
"Well,
that
same
day,
In
the
flfIernjpob,;we
rams
home
again'tb
j.im
in
uie
road
m
front
of
the
house
a
lineup
of
cars.
People
were
tramping
all
over
our
premises,
and
bad
frightened
everv
hard-tire,
nallooh-lop
cars
that
didn't
appear
to
have
had
a
bath
since
the
hail
slorm
of
1912.
.
When
wel
got
to
the
door
of
our
home
we
were
greeted
with
an-olher
'.Hello,
Jack!
Say,
Jack.
we
-came
right
in
and
made
ourselves
at
home.
Jack,
I
want
you
to
:
meet
my
people
from
Smithville.
We've
been
all
over
the
place,
but
they
wanted
to
meet
yoj.
"We
found
from
20
to
30
people
in
our
house,
strangers
we
bad
never
seen
before
nor
since,
and
they
used
our
home
from
bathroom
to
kitchen.
Imagine,
if
youcan,
what
the
place
was
like.
-They,
had
tramped
all
over
the
.twenty-five
acres
or
sticky
clay
5nd
then
all
over
the
bouse,
smo-
jking
and
spitting,
'wailing
for
jack
lo
come
home.'
-..
,
No
Smoking
,
jj
.
?!
'have
signs
'NO
RMQKlNfJ
;I1EA8KV
posted
in
many
nlaces
throughput
my
buildings,
and
yet
3n.
aged'nten,
right
'in
my'
prei
sence,
deliberately
walked
up
and
siruck
a
match
on
one
of
them
and
started
his
pipe
agoing.
"Not
so
long
ago,
when
we
were
eating
dinner,
I
heard
a
horn
uiuwniK
ai
our
noor.
as
i
approached,
a
gruff
voice
said,
iiu
in
.
parkei
meir
car
right
in
this
drive?'
'Pardon
me,
Mister,'
I
said,
'that
is
my
car.'
wen,
isn
t
this
public
property?
was
his
reply.
Hard
Learned
Lessons
"What
I
have
mentioned
arc
fonly
flashes
of
what
I
have
had
do
endure
on
my
own
properly.
When
you
see
a
fence
In
front
of
my
place,
please
don't
blame
mo
for
It.
It
is
the
hardest
Job
I
ever
went
at.
It
Is
the
Ihoinrht.
less
pulilic
that
have
erected
that
and
this
is
best
of
all,
fully
90
per
cent
of
Hie
people
that
eome
here
are
just
lovely.
Make
It
Pay
"Many
persons
have
volunteer
ed
advice
as
to
how
I
could
make
this
a
paying
proposition?
especially
on
Sunday.
I
don-l
know
how
many
have
toid
me
to
put
up
a
gas
station
and
a
hot
dog.
post
card,
and
general
souvenir
stand.
Oli
yes,
f
could
go
this
suggestion
One
lietter.
1
rould
have
a
nice
dancing
floor,
away
back
among
the
beautiful
growth!
of
evergreens,
where
all
the
young
get
i
lo
ge
bootlegging
going
on
in
the
dis
tance,
just
far
enough
away
so
I
could
get
(be
big
profit
and
the
other
fellow
gel
caught
and
pay
the
fine.
In
fact.
I
could
create
a
little
bell
right
here
on
my
way
lo
neaven.
Next
Year
A
Fenoe,
"If
the
people,
after
looking
around
the
premises,
would
only
leave!
Hut
a
great
percentage
in
mem
win
siann
around
our
back
door.
Last
summer
I
saw
the
members
of
our
household
ironing
on
the
back
verandah
with
fifty-three,
persons
looking
on
and
.
asking
questions.
This
particular
btinrfi'-stbod
for
ovwr
airhffiir
taking
in,'
the
sfcrhtl.
The
next
week
our
ironing
was
done
in
the
tasement
beside
a
Icoal
nil
lamn.
U'linl
bird
away.
All
mudded
in
around
forts
of
home
when
you
are.
driven
Mm
ll
(It
1
12
A
ti-AIA
nSn.1.1
t
I
J
1
it
.
i
nr
r
cikl
L
lir
I
lri
f
1
1
fi
.
I
Tl
I
f
1
ilia
linomonl
rrn
nuiin
..
and
have
to
lock
the
doors
to
keep
the
thoughtless
public
out?
"I
am
going
to
build
a
fence
this
spring.
I
am
going
to
move
my
choicest
flowers
and
plant
them
beside
the
road
so
you
won't
have
lo
ask
permission
or
gel
out
of
your
car
lo
see
them,,
and
at
certain
times
my
front
gale
will
be
open
lo
the
public.
Then
you
can
come
in
and
go
up
lo
my
oblookatory
and
take
a
look
a!
the
birds.
Yes,
I
am
going
lo
change
my
plan.
I
am
going
to
try
to
be
kind,
yef
I
am
going
to
be
as
firm
as
the
Hritish
lion.
FIRST
AID
RINGS
ARE
PRESENTED
BY
MAYOR
OF
WINNIPEG
Montlzambert
Trophy
Goes
to
Manitoba
Capital
Tor
First
?
Tim-
WIXMPJIO,
Aug.
2C
Mayiir
Webb
presented
the
members
oi
the
Canadian
National
Foil
Itouge
shops
cliampionship
first
aid
team
witli
signet
rings
Tue
day
evening
in.
his
office.
The
presentation
wis
made
as
n
token
of
recognition
of
the
honor
the
team
bad
done
itself
and
the
city
by
bringing
the
Monlizam-
ljert
trophy
for
first
aid
to
Win
nipeg
for
the
first
lime.
.Mem
bers
of
the
team
were
presented
to
His
Worship
by
Aid.
K.
T
I.eech,
Magnus
Pelprson,
City
Clerk,
produced
the
rings
which
were
engraved
with
the
words
".Montizambert
Champions,"
wilo
the
crest
of
the
Cily
of
Winr.i
Kg
in
the.
centre
of
the
inscrip-
lion.
Mayor
Webb
spoke
of
the
'fence,
not
Jack
.Miner.
I
think
T,Pt
btniors
4he
first
aid
team
'have
done
remarkably,
well,
in1'?1
won.
remarking
on
the
win-
holding
out
as.
long
as
I
have,
when,-
in
our
public
parks,
in
say
nolhfng"
abduTT
'prfvale
"home,
ithele
has
to
be'a
man
weariiig
a
llueucoat
and
brass
buttons
lo
keep1
the
public
rrom
carrying
off
.everything
but
Uie
grizzly
bear.
I
nave
tried
not
to
speak
a
cross
iiiiik
oi
uie
.Monuzamnert
trophy
as
I
he
chainpiohshiii
of
nil
Canada
in
first
aid
competition,
the
Manltona
provincial
trophy,
the
Thornton
trophy,
emblematic
of
.the
championship
of
Canadian
National
Hallways
and
the
Orand
Trunk
system
in
Uie
Unileo
ISl,
111-
He
,,.
,
.
...
...
...
"Experience
has
laught
also
addressed
himself
to
W.
me
!
a
nnHii.
,n
i
itvP
Z
'
T
V
l",""?,-norionl
nullwaya
system
and
to
.T
tZl"?VX2r
"rst
aid
organizer
of
lh4
,ou
vuti
me
puoup.
western
regions
of
the
railway
RAG
DAY
IS
CELEBRATED
Event
Yesterday
Under
Auspices
of
Elks
Was
Complete
Success,
With
some
four
hundred
.chil-
tren
in
attendance,
the
annua
Hag
Day
celebration
under
tin
auspices
of
the
F.lks
yesterday
af
lernoon
was
a
complete
suedes
in
every
respect.
The
event
was
faored
with
the
finest
of
weather
folks
could
come
at
night.
I
rould
land,
after
the
raisinc
of
tlm
flajt
eiiange
tlipm
twenty-five
cents
to
and
the
address
bv
Archdeacon
n
and
all
tJie
rest
they
had,
jr..
A.
Hix,
a
full
program
of
races
t
out.
I
could.
have
a
little
was
run
off,
followed
by
an
am
using
exhibition
of
playground
ball
in
which
the
Oyros
won
ovei
the
F.Iks
7
lo
2,
tan
Taylor
and
Walter
Vance
being
tne
respec
tive
pitchers
The
winners
of
the
races
were
as
follows:
(irN
up
to
t
ears
1,
Orry
Mann;
2,
Helen
Cavigan;
.'I,
Lois
Judjre.
Hoys
up
to
i
years
I,
Davie
Houston;
2,
Hoy
Mann;
3,
Peter
Brass.
iirls
up
to
6
years
I,
Hetty
Arthur;
2,
Dorothy
Blake;
3,
Ha-zel
Smith.
Boys
tip
to
6
years
I,
Hillj
mith;
2,
Kenneth
Attrte;
3,
Bob
by
Houston.
Oirls
up
to
8
years
I,
Mirkej
Casey;
2,
.Marg.
Johnston;
,
Betty
Arthur.
Boys
up
to
H
years
I,
James
Curry;
2,
Willie-
Bale;
3,
Billie
Williscroft.
fiirjs
up
Irr
10
years
I,
May
Byrne;
2.
Jean
Ilitchie;
3,
Myrna
Fuller.
Boys
up
lo
10
years
I,
Doug
las
Chrislienson
2,
Hdwin
John
ston;
3,
Billie
Morris.
Cdrls
up
to
12
years
I,
Ilibhi
Murray;
2,
Myrna
Fuller;
3,
Jean
Ritchie.
Boys
up
to
12.
years
1,
noy
Fong;
2,
Peter
Fisher;
3,
Harry
Ohristienson.
Oiris
up
to
IC
yeans
;1,
Kathleen
Bulger;
2,
Hilda
Murray;
3,
F.elyn
Pierce;
.
C
Boys
up
hi
j6yenrs
I,
I-ldie
Smith;
2.
Bo)i
Ir)irie;
3,
Harold
"
'
McDonald.
Three-legged
Jlare,
girls
1,
Hilda
Murray
and
Anne
Kirken-
dall:
2,
Margarrl
-Fritz
and
Kate
I'-henoski;
3,
Mrtry
?!vans
and
Winnie
Cameron-.,
Three-legged
Hare.
bny
.
1,
Bishop
'J'hurtmr
And
Jack
Marr-
Hae;
2,
John
JifJekAon
and
Hoy
Fong;
3,
Tommy
McMeekin
and
'an
Murray.
MUMMIFIED
HORSE
FOUND
IN
EGYPT
Cairo.
Aug.
27-
-The
first
mum
mified
horse
known
to
history
bos
been
unearthed
here
near
Sak-
wara
pyramid
by
the
department
of
antiquities
of
the
F.gyptlan
government
The
horse
is
estimated
by
Am
erican
archaeologists
lo
be
nbout
3,500
years
old.
It
was
found
in
a
large
wooden
coffin,
indicating
that
animals
in
ancient
Kgyptian
times
were
buried
in
a
similar
manner
to
human
beings,
ihc
Egyptians
.believing
them
to
be
possessed
of
a"'soul."
The
horse
is
more
than
sixteen
hands
in
measurement
and.
Js
In
remarkably
good
condition
first
aid,
merited
recognition
by
employees
and
employer
throughout
the
Dominion,
aM
the
Mayor,
"Instead
of
a
lot
of
Hie
claptrap
stiiff
they
leach
in
Hie
schools,
firsl
aid
should
be
a
part
of
the
education
of
boys
and
especially
of
the
girls.
Thi
applies
particularly
to
rural
pans
wnere
lliey
are
often
sev
eral
miles
from
1
lie
nearest
doc
tors
and
nurses."
anted
For
Sale
ForlRent
lid
Lamble
for
the
Sons
and
it
was
not
hi
llieir
pitching
depart
ment
but
through
lack
of
sup-part
on
the
field
tha
tlhe
Sons
ost
the
game.
Prelly
catches
.verp
made
during
the
game
by
Vic
Menxies,
first
base.
Cordon,
horf
slop,
and
Loblle.
II.
Hudson
was
umpire
of
balls
and
strike
while
fl.
McKeown
and
Alex.
Mitchell
officiated
on
the
base
lines.
The
game,
which
went
seven
innings,
was
watched
by
a
good
crowd
of
fans.
The
standing
of
the
learns
la
dale
Is
as
follows:
W.
h.
Pet.
rtyros
to
.025
Sons
of
Canada
...
7
8
.If.tt
Terminals'...!.,..
0
9.
.100
SPORT
GHAT
Tlie
appearance
in
I'rince
Ru
pert
of
ic
Foley,
the
Vancouver
ooxer,
with
a
selected
opponent,
will
not
oe'unlil
after
Hie
Hxhi-bilion.
Ii
had
been
originally
in
tended
lo
have
Foley
here
during
Fair
Wek
but
plans,
went
amis
nd
roley
(eft
Vancouver
thw
week
to
engage
in
Wonts
at
To-ntnto
and
Clitraro,
and
he
will
not
be
back
To
the
coast
before
the
end
of
September.
However,
the
Fair
officials
have
slgiwd
Foley
for
a
bout
here
on
his
re
turn
from
the
present
lour.
The
Fair
Board
had
q'dt
made
up
its
mind
lo
something
in
the
pugilfslic
line
Ibis
yea
nnd
Ihc
public
has
been
expect
ing
it
so
efforts
are
now
bcin
made
to
yet
have
somelhine
along
i
hat
dne
.luring
the
Fair
The
field
In
Alaska
and
Vancoii-
ver
Is
being
Ibrtked
over
.'and
11
is
honed
within
a
few
days
In
bayc
something
arranged
!o
tnka
Hie
place
of
the
originally
in-
tended
Foley
appearanc?.
FOUND
l-OUND.-
-Set
of
teeth.
Owner
may
have
same
by
calling
at
Dally
News
Office
and
paying
.
tor
advertisement.
rni'vn
om.
i..u,..i
.....
..
4..
Ply
Daily
News
Office,
PAOI
FOMt
:Vai
DAILY
K2TG
FrhJay
Aug.,
THOUGHTLESSNES
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManu,
1
rr
i
i
.
a
i
u
r
j
lift
-
I
j
m
cr
a
ft
n
I
fcAu
J
w
m
J
s
-
I
"WAS
ARRESTED
NO-TOO
1
DfOT-1
1
WASN'T
,oi
N
Ci
I
OF
PEOPLE
WHO
TO-DAY
fOR
THIRTY
MILES
AN
HOOR"
NOT
J
BOTYOO
I'LL
NOT
CAN
PA.V
BET
OH-ARE
U
POLICEMEN
PoLICErMEN
KVENTErTHEt)E
MAKE
MAKE
ALMOST
AT
A
S
WoO'LLSB
H
K
HAClgr
r1
f
Jt.f
W
v
A
ANNOY
OTHERS
THE
FMKIE-.
METIRED'
'"
rir"
iM
JAIL?
11
1
H
'
'
rrr-v
Wld
I
'
rt
ST-N
lack
Miner
Tells
of
Nulsanees
Who
Invade
the
Privacy
of
His
Home.
,
!L
..:
l
IH
V
i
I
.
W
1
1
frTmr-
.
1
.1
J
Second,
kindness
without
firmness
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ARE
CREEPING
UP
Icored
Victory
Over
Native
Sons
In
Senior
League
Game
Last
Night.
In
a
game
that
was
good
in
spots
bul
very
much
otherwise
ome
of
the
lime,
the
Native
an
of
Canada
w
re
lasj
night
taken
into
camp
by
the
lirand
Termin
als
in
the
Senior"
Baseball
league
by
a
score
of
six
to
3.
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brings
Hie
Terminals,
who
are
in
cellar
position
in
Hie
league,
to
a
point
wiiere,
if
they
can
repeal
the
1rlry
over
the
ons
next
week,
the
two
team
will
be
lied
for
second
nlace.
necessitating
a
play-off
for
the
rivilejre!
of
stoing
inlo
the
post.
tea
son
play-offs
wit
hthe
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Sons
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out
of
their
usual
form
last
night
and
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pep
but,
'for
all
that,
it
was
a
close
ganift
up
lo-
Hie
fifth
Inning,
though
the
Terminals,
who
made
three
runs
in
the
first
frame,
were
always
in
the
lead.
With
the
score
4
to
3
for
the
Terminals
at
the
beginning
of
the
fifth
inning
the
Sons
allowed
the
Terminals
the,
two
runs
that
put
the
game
on
ice.
Loblle
pitched
ood
ball
for
the
Terminals
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203
1211.0(1
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MONTH
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ale
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for
rent.
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roomed
furnished
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Centrally
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Price
13,000
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'aa
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ley,
very
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may
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for
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m
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8.11
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137.
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RUPERT
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Saturday,
August
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iMr4ling
a
chain
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Heai
real
and
Ottawa,
are
now
ex
Selling
experience
not
necessary
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you
moan
btislne
we
FREE
INSPECTION
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run
your
ear
when
it
is
not
operating
properly?
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means
added
expense
Uler.
Oet
ready
for
mlney
and
nilsly
weaiiier
make
art
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ml!
lo
have
ywir
motor
and
bnike
up
in
tip-top
eoiiditloit.
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LAKE
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Beautifully
situated
near
Ferry
Landing
Aliunde
2U5
feet.
Camping
and
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Trips
arranged
FIRST
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TABLE
with
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FRESH
FROM
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FARM.
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Trip
to
the
Lake
Cotintr
this
yar.
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lake
and
river.
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meet
all
trains
giving
through
connection
with
Lodge.
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ft
connected
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manager.
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