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SEEDING
.
IS
LATE
3MmM;
Warm
Weather
Bring
Aleng
Growth
at
Wheat
WTMNTMO.
May
11
-The
moderate
t
warn
weather
of
the
past
week
has
brought
growth
of
early
sown
wheat
on
rapidly
and.
In
most
diswicta.
it
Is
up
about
two
tnehea.
according
to
the
weekly
crop
report
issued
by
the
department
of
agriculture
Canadian
National
Railways.
PteMs
ate
stooilng
thickly
and
plants
look
aUnnc
and
rtsorow.
I:
:he
weather-holds,
wheat
seeding
will
be
oar
pitted
carry
this
week
In
most
districts
coarse
grains
are
now
being
sown
bat
some
farmer?
are
waiting
tor
weeds
to
germinate
before
sowing
oats
and
barley
A
day
of
high
wind
vcJodty
In
Sot
hem
Saskatchewan
and
Sou-thef
Alberta
Induced
considerable
nenroosnecs
bwt
no
appreciable
soil
drifting
resulted
9edtng
is
generally
two
weeks
later
than
in
an
average
year
but
mevtare
ceodtttea
at
the
matcrtty
of
poostt
have
made
farmers
opti
mistic.
Predicts.
howmV
tndVatt
that
sertoas
outbreaks
of
pale
western
cutworms
snav
result
in
man
of
the
store
s-w?hery
districts
bu;
ii
vet
a
mue
too
early
for
the
ae-uvit'es
oi
these
trob
Orssshoo-pent
are
asm
hatchine
tn
!nfeted
areas
and
the
warm
weather
whtrr
ohrte:ertnrd
the
Hnse
of
the
week
i"
t
many
auihom
of
tees
so
maturity
Ir.
Var-'toh
wheat
seedint
is
piac-trON-
ro-rTc1
sty!
boirt
hail
ca
ihe
roaiae
grama
have
now
been
coaur-ttted
to
ihe
ml
V-
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vnmsrn
are
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cav:
;r
.ras
six!
wYj:-fr
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with
cxel
growtag
weather,
grains
will
soon
be
made
by
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Ewt
Anerooon,
Eacept
Sunday,
by
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It.
mt
should
be
able
to
keep
ahead
of
Seeding
Progresses
In
Southern
Saskatchewan
seeding
is
progressing
rapidly
and
will
oon
be
completed
although
in
some
districts
farmers
hare
delayed
seeding
to
born'
Russian
thistle.
Barty
sown
wheat
Is
well
aboTe
the
groand.
High
wtads
prevailed
far
one
day
bat
ao
soil
drifting
occurred
to
damage
any
of
the
early
wheat.
Along
the
Tonkin.
Yorkton.
Touehwoed.
Mtnleta.
Rhetn.
As-.atth.
Dedamnd
subdivision
wea-tner
has
been
warm
wtth
a
few
catted
ahoweia
taterapersed
with
iome
high
winds
which
materially
depleted
surface
moist
ore.
although
'
net.
Is
ao
apparent
dearth
yet
Along
the
subdrvtsmas
ceatprk-ng
the
Prince
Amen
division,
wea-her
has
been
Ideal
far
all
farm
vert
Wheat
seeding
is
nearly
cara-leted
with
coarse
grains
getting
mder
way.
MoMore
seems
alentlfal
tad
growth
is
rapid.
No
damage
Is
reported
and
present
prospects
are
In
Amerta
ataag
the
Dnav
1
eOer
Oyea.
Stealer.
Three
Haas
sabdrvisaon
heavy
wtads
caused
a
tie
;oi2
drifting
at
seme
polats.
rius
a
the
terrttory
as
whJeh
ser-ua
ocnbrMks
at
pale
veetera
cwt-rorms
are
predicted
bat
so
far
no
orm
aetrrtty
at
evident.
Qaless
heavy
rains
fall
within
the
next
week
or
ten
days
It
at
anticipated
the
damage
by
cutworms
to
grnwtag
crops
will
necessitate
a
rimsWirable
r
wi
otf
'rvseedsng.
h
Northern
and
Oeotral
Amaru
onditions
are
good
bet
eaatee
Frata
mr
i
last
beemntag.
Metetare
sufflcscnt
and
pastares
are
damg
ea
Reports
of
tine
weather
warn
edtaa
general
come
from
aH
dfe-
rtt
n
the
Peace
Rteer
Ugnt
receJate
of
cattle
oa
central
tack
yards
have
held
prices
a
beat
n
tev
with
those
of
a
week
age
"
mdtcatms
are
that
the
prices
fer?d
for
aaahtv
aasmast
earry-na
aoad
flash
vtt)
stresurtaea
The
hag
aaarket
at
the
end
of
the
eeek
was
uasettled
bat
sfcoaM
de-"op
a
firmness
as
the
summer
gees
-ati77i
iiaa
Prepare
For
Archers
Tournament
Tttsophontfs
thai
s
suRhbw
f
t
a:.
-her
-and
h-
we
have
a
couple
of
them
preparing
for
'.he
cup
rnntches
at
e
Royal
To-xophclite
Society's
grounds
at
London.
England
Tru
s
a
large
entry
this
year
and
contest
will
be
ker.
CUBS'
LEAD
BOOTH
WON
j
is
reduced!
in
soccer
Chicago
Has
Scant
Margin
of
Half
a
Game
Over
Boston
Braves
la
National
League
Baseball
Standings
American
Lsue
w.
L
Defeated
Borden
Street
1
U
1
in.
Junior
Lea
rut
Saturday
!
Afternoon
!
CHICAGO.
May
16
-It
was
a;
Booth
aad
Borden
staged
an
in-had
week-end
tor
the
NaOoaal
terestinc
game
as
the
regular
Ja-League
leadinc
Chicago
Cabs
bat
dmt
fotbafl
Ltague
tbtwre
on
a
very
preraBtog
one
for
the
Bos-
satarday
afternoon.
Booth
running
ton
Braves
who
conUneed
their
Nt
wtacer
by
three
coals
ta
one.
Vtetormus
ceneweet
of
the
west
and
Booth
won
the
toss
aad
placed
slashed
the
margin
of
the
Hernssy
dewnhJD.
having
the
nirtrtancr
of
aggregation
to
a
scant
half
game,
a
fair
wind.
The
eft
ead
pjajcn
The
Braves
defeated
the
Cubs
In
a
attacked
from
(he
start
and
Carrte
cteee
game
here
on
Satarday
and
and
Hossg
were
eartv
caled
on.
'went
to
St.
Louis
yesterday
to
take
Gomes
was
tdajlag
a
strong
game
the
measure
of
the
world
chaman
for
Booth
but
Vertrh
was
abse
to
Cardiaukt
ia
ao
Indecisive
manner,
prevent
any
ateottng
ta
Gomex
The
Cubs
lost
the
Phillies
to
yes-
ftoe
maa
a
opeain,
and
beat
An-terdjr
neeley
with
a
shot
that
never
gave
The
only
acumi
cnange
m
any
of
hha
a
chance
VscOmre
and
CUmp-the
postthws
In
the
Bmj
LearAie
1
-h
.way
but
Woutr-
mil.
staiass
adtaaaMaaeuiajVabA
went
befctod.
Lear
aad1
the
BrooMy
Dodters
in
sisth
place
PuMon
were
prominent
and
Coras-in
the
National
League
by
New
York
4
able
to
add
a
second
Jor'
Qiaate
which
was
accounted
for
by
Booth.
Borden
now
staged
a
fine
the
Dodners
teatng
to
the
Reds
at
attack
aad
Shruosal
got
dean
Onetamt
on
Saterday
and
to
to-.thtougn
but
lifted
abaU
hlif
Urates
in
PitUburs
yesterday
The
and
,
tt
sums.
Idle
on
Satarday.
routed
bounded
to
be
loekfly
cleared,
a
he
CtectnsMll
Reas
yesterday.
very
narrow
eseaoe
Jor
Booth
Ne-The
American
League
leadership
k
went
dose
at
the
other
ead
f
the
Washington
Senators
was
Lindsay
and
OTIe:U
mad
To
ut
to
one
and
a
half
games
over
hot
niti-hi
f.
use
ew
iotk
Ysoiseos.
Tne
yanks
Borden
was
no-
aie
to
do
math-
tad
two
shut-out
victories
over
the
better
m
the
sec-
nd
half
the
Booth
uvek-ead
at
Yankee
ftndhim.
halves
gxaerally
hoidma
them.'
aWnkinetheChseasovilteSoxan
Bramner
stopped
a
raid
and
then1
vabsrday
aad
datag
the
smae
to
iricMeekin
shot
p-..
Booth
was
at-!
he
Oevehvad
Indians
ymlndsy
'
tacking
hat
the
ottng
was
peer
rhe
Senators
defeated
the
Detroit
Burden
then
took
up
the
attack
Hosts
on
Saturday
but
dropped
and
a
great
shot
h
the
bar
ta
go
MSMca
wliiai
Im
a
n
Mi
hull
hit.
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.
...
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tt
the
St.
Loum
Brownt
Baseball
Scores
SATURDAY
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League
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