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H
Health
for
Tuesday,
August
17,
l?2fi.
Meighen
Meeting
Not
Very
Satisfactory.
Now
that
the
dust
and
excitement
of
the
visit
of
Premier
Meighen
it
over
and
people
have
lime
to
look
back,
at
it
with
a
lit
tie
perspective,
Ihey
arc
realizing
that
it
was
not
any
too
alis-factory
from
a
Conservative
standpoint
Even
with
all
the
glamour
of
the
premiership
wilh
him
and
also
with
the
excitement
of
a
political
campaign
he
was
not
able
to
fill
the
overflow
hall.
At
the
theatre
meeting'
'.the
enthusiasm
was
nothing
like
what
would
be
expected
for
a
wiiming
party
and,
Mr.
Meighen
must
have
felt
it
somewhat
of
a
wet
blanket
when
the
three
cheers
foe
Jiim
was
not
followed
by
n
tiger.
While
the
meeting
was
all
that
could
be
expected
in
a
Liberal
tronghuld,
it
was
nothing
to
make
the
Conservative
lender
over-confident
as
to
the
outcome
of
the
coolest;
Belated
Repentance
on
Many
8ubjects.
.Mr.
Meighen
waved
aside
with
his
hand
the
idea
that
Prince
Rupert
had
not
received
or
would
not
receive
proper
attention
from
his
party.
He
did
not
try
to
.explain
away
$ir
Henry
Drayton,
the
pre.-enl
actiTigpreniieror
any
other
Conservative
win;
had
foiigbt
tooth
ami
nail
against'
money-
being
epeul
hefc.
He
did
not
even
deny
the
Bury
attack
recently
in
Edmonton,
which
wa-
made
by
one
of
his
faithful
follow
er.
Now
he
ays
that
Prince
Ruperl
is
a
better
place
than
he
thought
and,
wilh
a
supercUiou
tniile
remarked
that
he
did
not
think
it
would
be
a
bad
pjarv
i
which
lo
live.
Mr.
Meighen
also
showed
a
hurried
repentance
in
the
matter
of
fish
traps,
although
no
word
has
yet
been
received
thai
the
operations
authorized
by
them
ceased
on
Monday
morning,
as
promised
by
one
of
the
speaker.
'
The
only
constructive
proposal
made
by
the
premier
was
to
raise
the
tax
on
products
coining
into
this
country
from
foreign
countries.
This,
one
of
the
speakers
admitted,
would
likely
riiise
the
price
to
the
local
consumers,
although
he
intimated
that
iu
time
this
might
right
itself;
Tried
to
Fasten
Customs
CrrVne
on
Mackenzie
King.
Mr.
Meighen
tried
lo
fasten
the
customs
irregularities
tin
Mackenzie
King.
Thee
were
largely
the
work
of
appointees
of
Hie
Conservative
regime
and
the
committer
of
investigation
was
creuled
by
Premier
King
for
the
purpose
of
making
a
clean-up.
H."
.Stevens,
who
was
a
member
of
the
committee,
forstalled
action
by
Ihe
Government
by
making
charges
in
Ihe
House
ot
Commons
and
in
that
way
tried
to
fasten,
the
guilt
on
Ihe
Ooy-crnment,
but
without
success.
His
chief
is
now'
backing
him
tip
oil
eve
ryplat
form.
3
...
J,
C.
Brady
Did
Not
Make
i
Good
Showina
J-
Q
-Brady
as
a
,
public
speaker
has
been
familiar
in
this
rilV
illld
dUtrict
lull
1111
Hi
milHinul
nlnl
firtn
liu
vJn
mil
n
imm.
plete
stiipcsjii
Eveii
his
uppxirters
will
adroit;
that
he
yas
irot
iiji
iiifj
cxpecieu.
ins
peronai
reierences
too
were
extremely
unfortunate
and
did
him
harm.
Declamation
is
not
what
npnnle
want
in
jmbljc
life.
They
want
facts
discussed
without
oratorical
flourishes.
"If
Mr.
Bnidy
would
talk
lo
the
people
and
tell
them
wii.d
i
really
thinks
he
can
do
at
Ottawa
ir
sent
there
instead
of
shunting
platitudes
he
would
make
a
much
better
impreiou.
However,
that
is
Mr.
Brady's
business
and
tint
ours.
If
he
thinks
that
is
what
the
people
want,
he
will
doubtless
continue.
We
do
not
think
Ihe
House
of
Commons
would
listen
to
.vir.
uraoy
s
omiMirsts.
lie
would
ipuckly
empty
the
House
on
would
not
even
have
an
onnorlmiilv
io
mfikc
mi
imnrpuinn
Oip
Mr.
Brady
condemned
Ihe
issujug
of
fish
traps,
which
was
the
act
of-
the
party
which
he
endorses.
That
was
the
most
interesting
tnfng
in
fus
whole
address.
the
kiddies
SHREDDED
WHEAT
Delicious
with
milk
or
frnitf
REPORT
CROPS
AS
IMPROVING
Bank
of
Montreal
Say
Resent
R.ln.
U,k.
Maria
Condition
$
i
X
Much
iBotUr,
Itains
almost
sreneralahronBh-
niit
the
prairie
provinces,
wilh'
cooler
weather,
have
iniprove.i
nrostiVcts
for
Hie
later
crops
dor-
i'tvt
I
lie
past
week,
says
the
Bank
in
m
on
i
real
crop
report,
wmuif
has
comniPiioeil
in
nearly
all
dis
tricts.
In
the
province
of
Queueo
recent
rains,
have
proved
bene-fiel'al
ii
Ihe.dnm.
..In
Ontario
condition
continue
satNfactm-y.
Wheat
hanesting
is
in
full
swing.
Some
spfoutlng
in
the
slook
is
reported,
1ml
threshing
yields
are
heller,
than
expected.
In
the
Ma
ritime
provinces
crops
continue
to
make
good
progress
under
ex-
n
......
iirtt-
CeiHMIl
Wrilllirr
vmiuiiiiuih.
itt.-
iiur
Is
ni';irllPal!v
coltudeted
and
fanners
on
Hie
whole
are
well
sa-l
tisfied.
In
British
Golumliia
the
nrolonued
drought
is
hadly
af
fecting
all.
crops
witli
consequent
reduction
in
the
estimated
yields.!
jh'tails
follow:
Alberta
Western
Area
Heeenl
rain
hat
imnrove.l
conditions
ecner-
ally
ip
Atbeiia
and
average
yieht
is
now
anticipated.
M'attered
h;is
.Iiiik
sninll
.ifaiiluue.
Northeast
area
I-'ajtly
geheral
rains
hae
been
beneficial-
AVer-ase
vlelds
are
exnecled.
eveettl
in
certain
localities.
Southern
area
Harvesting
fairly
general,
lle-nll
liUaiiiiiiiiitinc-
as
rirt'vimnlv
1
1
M
o
I
'oreeast.
Only
the
best
laiiils
will
produce
anything
and
these
crops
will
be
lht.
Saskatchewan
Northern
Area
Crons.
wilh
except
Kin
of
the
earliest
grains,
have
benenied
iroin
ratns
ami
cooler
weather.
The
crop
is
patchy
wilh
yield
promising
fair
to
average
throughout.
Southern
nrra
Wheat
cutting
under
way.
Yields
on
sumnicrfallow
vary
frwn
tair
to
g(Mn,
hut
are
poor
on
stubble,
with
the
southeast
belter
than
ihe
southwest.
Recent
rains
have
helped
eoarse
grains.
There
is
considerable
hail
damage
over
widely
scattered
areas,
including
Jie
Hegina
district.
.Manitoba
Favorable
weather
has
prevall-el
and
indications
are
that
a
god
Iterate
crop
will
he
harvested.
.ultiiVf
general
except
tn
the
orth
Province
of
Quebec
The
harvesting
of
hay
is
not
et
completed.
That
harveslpd
is
fair
yield
of
excellent
duality.
r-ariy
vet-'eiaoies
are
goon
in
uua-i
utJ
ly
and
yield.
Later
varieties?,
,i
,.
promise
wen.
lierrte
and
snvall',.w
vorr
iruus
are
iiienuiui.
.vopies
ana
plums
are
of
pood
appearance,
nil
Ihe,
yield
is
expected
to
be
lighllv
lelov
averase.
Corn
has
greatly
improved
anl
prospecls
in
ome
localities
now
are
for
a
fair
crop.
Pastures
are
average,
hut
ing
weather
tq
ensure
an
average
VP,-J;
.Tu
ri?ps
,
i
n
many
c,c
lion
s
are
a
laiiure
mji
oiner
rpoi
crops
are
tfood,
especially
potatoes)
The
tobacco
crop
has
greatly
improved
iroin
recent
ratns.
Sinai
fru
Is
are
plentiful.
Karly
apples
are
good
uul
winter
varietie
are
light,
pastures
are
exceotionallr
good.
Maritime
Provinces
lu
-New
lirunswick
lliere
i
n
fair
yield
of
hay
and
the
croo
is
of
good
quality,
potatoes
are
doing
well
though
somewliat
late.
In
Nova
Pcotia
there
is
an
average
yield
of
hay
with
uuality
fair
to
good.
Apples
are
below
average
in
quantity,
but
shariinir
well.
In
Prince
Edward
Island
hay
is
an
average
yiHd
of
rood
quality.
Apples
fair.
Orass
pasture
ex
cellent
.
British
Columbia
drains
are
rineniaar
too
nuh-k.
ly,
resulting
in
light,
weight.
Potatoes
and
roots
arc
guffering
from
lack
of
moisture
aud
the
prospective
yield
1
heavily
reduced.
Apricots,
peaches,
nlunis.
and
prunes
a
to
snnievohat
almvA
Ihe
average.
Apples
are
now
re-
nuci'd
tn
an
average
crop
wilh
prospect
of
a
further
decraR
should
the
drought
continue
Hea
vy
average
crop,
pasturage
fair
to
good.
Dulce
Harris
arrived
on
ycis
terday
afternoon's
train
fron
Haiclton
on
i
business
visit.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
aye:
.lodging
from
the
number
of
human
seals
aiiJ
mermaid
.seen
at
the
swinunimg
gala
on
Sunday
it
rs
on
the
cards
that
PrinCo
lUiperl
will
produce,
some
pro
vincial
champions
in
the
dear!
future.
II
was'
no
Conservative
w'm
askd
in,
IJie
..theatre,
on
Saturday
lilghtjt
"hen
t'o
the
pictures
c8
on?"
Meig.'ien
Is
some
speecher,
(if,
that
there
is
no
doubt;
liul
t
lie
question
I
would
to
ask,
Is
.what'i
it
all
about?
Leon'
got
a
lot
to
learn
In
this
political
game;
TERRACE
NOTES
Mr.
Allan.
like
The
way
the
hecklers
rallied
him
Made
I.eon
rallier
lame.
When
it
comes
to
pose
dramatic.
And
a
speech
.)iar
quite
erratK,
Wilh
.Martin
Harvey
ppc
on
the
stage;
And
staleniL'iiU
not
all
nointed.
,
But
just
a
hit
ilisjoinled,
We'll
hand
Hie
palm
to
J.C
on
this
page.
One
.
would
judge
that
-Meighen'
motto
is
"keep
cool."
Someone
rightly
said,
thai
Pre-
mier
Meighen
i
reminded
him
of
a
super-salesman
selling
ur
sorvative
ideas
iu
payment
frr
Ihe
ne
tide's
voles.
Jus
what
hi
salesmauslilp
will
amount
in
w
ill
j
he
seen
on
election
nlgul.
II
might
be
a
good
Met
lot
plaut
a
flypaper
on
Ihe
rhairl
of
some
speakers.
They'd
then
I
have
diffi'iilty
in
aeiimt
up
out
their
feet.
Ten
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
Aunust
17,
1916.
It.
I.
Trimljti
is
niakinir
satis
factory
pnigres
in
the
hospital,
rr
J.
Fred
Hitclne
returned
yesterday
after
a
five
weeks'
trip
in
4
he
south.
.
.Han.McI.efMt
well
.knovn
here,
when
he
r".siiled
as
a
member
of
Ihe
Foley,
Welch
&
tewail
staff,
passed,
through
here
yesterday
on
Ins
way
to
t
lie
Silver
Standard
mine.
r
....
.
I
lioliday
onuay
in
in
town,
imn,
having
iihmiik
arr
who
spent
several
days
as
the
guests
of
llev.
and
.Mrs.
Win.
Allan
at
the
Sunday
school
camp
at
l.akelse
Lake
returned
lo
town
on
Saturday
inorniiw
and
left
for
the
vom
on
me
noon
train.
while
a
IIiia
inrot
line
(tifanl
uvin
nt
I
hould
be
Improved
iy
Ihe
re-.and
Mrs.
Sager
was
baptized
by,
Cent
rains
Province
of
Ontario
Considerable
threshin?
has
ta
ken
place
in
the
western
part
of
the
province.
Oraitt
is
yielding
from
35
to
lio
bushels
per
acre.
Home
culling
of
barley
and
oats
lias
been
done.
Itolli
crons
are
leavy.
Corn
is
steadily
improving
na
needs
another
month
of
crow
Mr.
Snsinn
anil
J.
Morse
Hatt
made
liiess
trip
lo
S'luithers
leek
end.
'.
"
i
.
,i
Aulrey
of
Pacifio
were
in
111
lovv-f
IllW'lll
on
Friilay.
as
Msw
Husliiiy
of
Prince
Huperi
it
Uiergiicat
oj.Mrj,
It;
I,.
Mac,.
Inlos'li,
i"Thf
.
Croswaift,"
Kit
siimkaluin.
1
;
i
;
.
?
'
.
T
i
D.v0.tpart
of
Prince.
Ruperl
Visited
her
ddrtng'tW'week
hT5
lamily
who
an
Hill
Farm.
holidaying
at
Mrs.
Tims.
Tiffin
of
Copperj
,Vity
was
in
(own
on
Friday
at
the.
"
A.
0.
Fowler
spent
he
week
end
with
his
family
at
I.akelso
camp.
W.
II.
Sinclair
if
Hip
SlncllIP
Spruce
I.umhec
Co.
of
tirlmoi!'.
ion,
ana
western,
reprpstoiiaiivj
of
Ihe
.Sherman
Lumber
Co.,
New
lprk,
was
a
business
visitor
here
on
Monday.
A
an
extra
precaution
Ihe
orenpnl
lint
.lrv
soell.
.limmy
Lever
has
been
added
to
Ihp
local
forestry
.staff
a
a
SKdal
patrol
along
the
CVIl
Grand
Master
Perry'
of
Ih
I.o.tJ.K.
wilh
inrUd
ct
on
nve
the
Jiritish
Columbia
branches
of
the
society
made
an
olficiil
visitation
to
thi'
local
t
n
Wc
or
Kridai-
eeitmi:.
He
Irf!
on
Sa
-
urday
en
mute
lo
the
Yukon.
Mr
and
Mrs.
lieu.
Anderson
nf
I'rinre
Hipeit
are
spending
a
arrived
The
political
ball
was
started
polling
here
on
Friday
evening
when
Mr.
I.eon
lidner,
Conser
vative
candidate
for
South
Van
-i
Comer,
spok
to
a
good
repre-i
enlalive
audience'
in
'(iAV.V.A.1
Hall.
The
meeting
:wa
presided!
jivcr
by
Ja.
enn,
presidtMi1
or
lue
local
:onefvattve
Asso-1
elnllnn.
IV
C.
ftlnart
nf
Prm!
i
ti
rw
i:ii,",,rt
"
a'"
P'alforr
J
i(l
lold
or
thH
effoi:
made
tt
.....
i.
i
pave
.vir.
iirady,
llie
candidal
fur
(his
Hilintr
hack
from
llm'
torh
in
time
to
?atrli
Friday's)
iruin
ouL
of
Iliinert.
sn
th.il
!!
flfiight
speak
Here
af
night
and'
return
to
prince
Unpen
wilh'
i'relnier
Meiguen
on
Saturday
He
did
not
make
the
conm-cllon
JiiwevrbuliWllj
bi!
Ue:r)i
op.Jii,
return
from
the
snutln-rn
end
(if
the
constituency
lo
which
part
he
is
accompanying
the
.Premier.
Frank
Phicalor
left
on
Sun
day
for
eaille.
WATIA
NOTICI
Dlrdn
end
Ua
TAKE
.NOTKfc
Uii
blirru
r.nnM..
Coriipniiy
I
Initial,
l.lr-
or
.iitoii
ninri,
iinmutrr.
n.
iu
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