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Detail
of
ilnrvcsptini;
Opera
tions
and
Threshing
.'."
"
Results
.if.
'.50
s
others
have
finished
with
and
are
beginning
o
th-esh-
""-
i'wr
weekly
crop
report
of
the
Canadian
better
g-ade
of
grain
than
was
ex'
pire
and
United
States,
paid
in
advance,
per
year
6.00
pected,
and
while
rust
conditions
are
found
between
Neepawa
and
Pusscll
subdivision?
only
in
Mani-
lne
big
braf
Zeppelin
has
made
the
first
successful
others
threshing
will
be
in
full
non-stop
crossing
of
the
Pacific
ocean
by
the
air
route,
a
sw'ng.
historic
event,
which
doubtless
will
be
followed
by
the
A,on?
the
Carmen
subdivision
establishment
in
the
comparatively
near
future
of
rega-"
SSfi
lar
air
services.
,
'about
25
to
30
bushels,
oats
from
Germany
is
leading
the
way
in
air
travel
as
she,
Is
20
to
so
bushels,
and
rye
20
to.
so
also
doing
in
many
other
lines
01
progress.
Had
she
be.en
bushels.
The
Swan
R'vr
valley
satisfied
with
industrial
and
commercial
progress
.
in
reports
that
wheat
yields
will
vary
nlnpp
nf
militnw
nrnrrrocc
aha
,vnnM
hnrr
from
12
to
25
bushels,
with
oaU
IG
.to
35
bushels
and
barjey
18
to
25
frt
.1tA1
!,
:.'.tMM
V.,;
Xi
a
l
'
n.
1..
trolled
the
world
by
how,
As
it
is,
other
nations
Will
fels.
;.
have
to
look
to
their
'aurels
if
they
aret
to
keep
ahead
of
i
Hot
dry
weather
ha
been,
pro
..
this
enterprising
nation.
valent
throughout
Saskatchewan
end
g-ain
cutting
is
now
general.
;
DANGER
OF
JERUSALEM
SPARK
The
northern
territory
expect
T
.
.
,
.
,
,
wheat
yields
of
from
15
to
20
Jerusalem
is
a
danger
point.
It
was
there
that
a
bushels
on
summer
fallow
and
spark
was
kindled
two
thousand
years
ago
that
ignited
a
from
10
to
ir.
bushels
on
stubbied
7
fire
which
has
burned
and
spread
ever
since.
iin
,and-
Southern
Saskatchewan
Today
the
danger
is
from
Moslem
activity,
which
is
IT
nof
fortunatte,
88
antral,
but
'La
C.ravelbourg
and
Bengough
subdi-.
o1
,
,,Wa
0,0,1
it
u
w
loijmijr
ii.
ib
uuwkbis
uuuex
vay.
visJons
are
only
expocting
ore--
A
city
not
seems
a
simple
matter,
but
Britain
seems
to
Um
of
from
five
to
seven
bushel
have
recognized
in
it
something
more
important
than
that,
nf
whent.
Rye
h.
withst
ood
the-,
Moslem
activities
are
liable
to
spread
and
evei
the'
liCac.e-,
rbughi
very
wh
and
violds
vw
ful
Labor
Government
of
Britain'is
taking,
steps
tphead
'
fmW.ao
bushels
are
now,,,
nff
nnv
fiirtPr
mithrnoV
..
?
1
'
,
.ne'n,
the,
grain
being
of
u.
.v
-
nilj
"
'-'
1
good
quality.
v.
,
.
"1
''Mh'
'
;
Melrose
and.
White
Bear
subdlvi-r
PEN
PICTURE
Of
gOWnEN
Isions
expect
wheat
yields
of
from
The
pen.
picture
of
Rt.
Horn.
.Phillip
fenowden
pub-'?
to
20
bushels.
The
minimum
lished
in
the
Daily
News
Saturday
bonded
a
better
Idea
fSSSteXCdl
of
the
man
than
has
yet
been
sent
out.
Small
m
stature,
whpng
f,ore
w,u
but
largo
m
intelligence
and
importance,
the.
British
b
from
summer
fallow
a,nd
wet
chancellor
seems
to
be
upholding.the
prestige
of
the
court-
stover
and
Brome
grass
sods.
try
and
is
undoubtedly
receiving
the,
backing
of
the
gov-
'peace
Crop-fiood
'
ornmpnt
vlilpli
V10
rpntpaicnltcJ
"l
Tt:Htfl1'
ha
i'nthvoctJtiy
tn
.
'
note
what
u-ill
be
the
tilti
his
stanJ
at
Jjrii.
The
Hague.
week.
Weather
conditions
for
the
''
.
past
seven
days
have
been
cool
HON.
R.
B.
BENNETT'S
TOUR
iwith
light
showers
and
ripening
Discussing
the
recent
tour
of
British
Columbia
by
Hon.
hXTe'lonUnuepIo'
.
II.
B.
Bennett
the
Vancouver
Province
says:
previous
expectations
and
so,
"The
tariff,
or
some
phase
of
it,
was
almost
constantly
bushel
wheat
yields
will
not
be
.
on
Mr.
Bennett
lips.
He
denied
that
he
and
his
party
uncommon.
vunrn
fnr
n
ViirrVi
tnriff
Vint
Vip
nttnpknrl
Hip
Kino-
finvnrii.
I"
Alberta
heavy
rains
were
ox-
meht
on
the
ground
that
its
tariffs
were
not
adequate,
and
en
cmaIonR
vthr-
yias'J,
P6"
especially
because,
in
a
post-war
world
of
rising
tariffs,
0nJo
subdivTsTon
afThe
Vg?'
it
had
sponsored
a
falling
tariff
in
Canada.
He
was
par-
ning
of
last
week
and
harvesting
ticularly
severe
with
a
policy
which,
he
asserted,
was
was
delayed
for
from
two
to
three
making
Canada
an
exporter
of
raw
materials
and
an
im-
d"8;
stubbied
crops
in
these
ter-porter
1
of
manufactured
.
.f
goods.
He
laid
great
emphasis
wheat
'
wnw,u
on
not,
!?
hmv,y-
and
,,uf
.1
i
i
l'
r
v
summe-fallow
sweet
upon
the
need
of
protection,
protection
of
Canadian
life
lover
Ml
wil
,
MVeral
dl((trfcl;
and
property,
protection
of
labor
and
industry,
protection
exceed
20
bushels.
The
Athabas.,
'
of
the
producer,
protection
of
the
consumer,
but
he
re-
".a
subdivision
'
win
visited
by
a
f
rained
from
going
into
details
as
to
how
he
cou'd
bring
,'iitorm
which
did
damage
wry-these
various
types
of
protection
into
being
without
hav-
,n
froI?
.1,v
",,hI
,fot
100
w
ing
them
conflict
with
one
another.
He
discussed
Empire
hit"
tT
SSShdwib!
trade
but
didn't
go
very
deeply
into
it.
.
division
expect
bubble
wheat
to
"After
Mr.
Bennett's
visit,
British
Columbia-need
no
v'eid
from
four
to
six
busheiajoer
longer
have
any
doubt
as
to
the
Conservative
leader's
cour-
"c
7
wher-l(rirttfMUlKvMi0a
nre.
It
takes
courage
to
go
into
a
place
like
Britannia
v
''.d
from
V0
hmh
Mines
and
denounce
the
shipment
of
raw
materials,
or
to
tTin"
J"
f
fc
Powell
River
and
Vancouver
and
speak
against
trade
con-
r.t,
WHr
others
will
run
from
cessions
which
have
greatly"
increased
the
exports
of
this
20
to
36
busheU.
province
to
Australia
and
New
Zealand.
Mr.
Bennett's,
references
to
our
agreements
with
the
southern
dominions
card
of
thanks
do
not
appear
to
have
given
rise
to
any
enthusiasm
in
-
British
Co
umbia.
At
the
same
time,
being
evidence
ot
Mrs.
Kenneth
Kennedy
and
his
sincerity
and
courage,
they
probably
do
not
dp
his
fmi,y
('eire
to
convey
their
came
any
harm."
Zl
!hna,nkB
Jf
,th?,r
Ty
friends,
ami
particularly
t
to
the
'
,
1
t
1
t
'
"That
hat
suits
you
wonder
"ully."
"Yes,
but
what
happens
when
my
ear
yet
tiled?"
From
Sondagsnisse
Rtrix,
Stockholm.
members
of
the
St.
Andrew's
So
clfty
for
the
.kind
exprewioniiAer
sympathy
receivetl
in
their
sad
bereavement.
SRNATOR
1)1
HS
PRI2SCOTT,
Aug.
20:
Sen
vw,
w
wiih
ii.
twin,
ii
yvim
Ol
Hge,
died
today
following
ai
stroke
last
thursday.
He
wnsli
minister
nf
railways
in
the
Union
I
cabinets
and
appointed
to
the
Senate
in
1D21.
,
Harold
Shaw,
who
identified
with
the
haa
been
,
provincial
collector's
office
here
for
several
i
yearn,
will
sail
Thursday
after-jnoon
on
the
Prince
Pharles
for
!
Vancouver
en
l
o
ite
to
Penticton
to
which
jioint
hi-
has
been
trans-fen-Hd.
Frank
Fnidlay
arrived
I
some
time
ago
from
Vernon
to
relieve
Mr
li
TIIE
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Monday,
August
2fi.
i923
CROPYIELDS
EDDIE
HELD
NOT
SO
BAD
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WINNER
Cti
JASPER.
Auk.
2C
Eddie
Held
of
Npw
York,
wort1
the
Canadian
j
amateur
golf
tifje
Saturday,
de-
feating
Gardiner
White
of
New
!
York,
three
and
two,
after
one
of
WINNIPEG,
Aug.
2G.
Har-
the
most
exciting
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rcc
ir
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tlirrtiiilinilfc
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match
on
l"
National
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i
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w
in
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10
onaw
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after
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(wo
up
on
Sshaw
in
the
morning
round
to
win
nine
and
seven.
Monday.
August
20,
1920
the
wMe
of
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ig
ex
0ur
classified
"section
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:
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Rt.
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who
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Canada.
Churchill,
the
former
Chancellor's
son;
Mr.
Churchill;
John
Churchill
Spencer
Churchill,
D.S.O.,
brother.
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