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.3 iT: Sundays I TJC i VOL. 93. I OTTAWA, SATURDAY; MARCH 29, 1930-FORTY-FOUR PAGES PRICE Evening Journal, II 1 1 XT A A VLi 1 I A A WtMMM FK TOO iffl Bl Two-Year Terms Given Charlebois Mike Marask Released Magistrate Cnmmingt 1 Sentences Three for Robbery, much mmsi is SHOWN BY CROWD Court Hopes Example Set to Other Yonng Men. Three former (cfaoolmatM who pleaded guilty last Wednesday to holding up the Clarkstown agency of lb Banque Canadionno National on March and neaping with IMU. were asntenced follow! by Maaie-trete W.

R. Cununlnga la etaetvtow PdUoo Court this morning: Cherloi Charleksls. M. whe. runt at fit Caaumrtoad UnM, who exerted oat tha actaal robbery, two year km ono day la tbo Ontario sVtteramtery.

Henry Kipp. no ghroa ad- i hobo of the hold-aa, two years tool oao day hi tho Ontario Mlfce Muaak. UL af MarthMaa street, who ceswelred with tbo astoatee holoro tho hank waa Justice moved quickly or Charlebois, Klpp and Msrask. They board their fat two weekssJmost to the hour, oiler the robbery. In 'polling sentence, Magistrate Cununlnga amid that be waa going to take chance Oat tho penalty would bo sufficient warning ta others.

He suggested that greater protection be given Urge nana of money eo aa to remove needless temptation la the path of riling youth. The magiitrete stated the atrongpleee tor clemency entered by counsel for the accused, the former good record of the young mm, and the fact that they aaaiated materially fat returning tha bulk of the atolen money, had influenced nil decbaon. -Your part to your salvation." he told them. According ta tho megletrete, Chtof Richard Maamlou, who effected the trio! arrest, had at ted that bo "wee ssmply lucky" to celeb tha young men. Take Sentences Calaary.

-The you the took their oentenee without a word, although Cravkboia pursed hii lipa and ihut hii oyer tightly when he board hia fate. Still handcuffed together, be and Kippwere taken to the cello adjoining tho nation home, while Marask, free again, fol- towed and apoko with them from out LeUr In the'mornlng CharUbola and Kipp were la Ken to in vsumy Kichoka atreet, where they will await temoval to the Ouelph Reformatory. Thia Buntings prooaedinga were brief. Hal Burns, counaol for Kipp, called two former employe of ham to give character evidence and then the magistrate began hta address. After the hearing tbo Magiitrete and J.

A. Ritchie. K.C, Crown Attorney, mode arrangomenta for tho immediate return of the atolen nmney. Thk ta-eluded IMU towered CbarkboU room and tie. reallted en the asto of article the Voyi bod purcheaod foe- I WeJel-awak aVWaltl IMU-aw At the opening of court Magistrals iCummingg apoke aa foUowa: in opening court thia morning, and tefore proceeding with the regular duties, I have a request from Chief Richard Mannioa asking me to publicly thank all thorn who emiated him ta tho cleaning up of the Eaitvtow bonk robbery of the Banque Canodlenne National eapaclaUy the oatmWpoltae, beaded by thief Charles McCarthy, who so kindly supplied the urn of Mi car Immediately arte the robbery, the city police, heeded by Inepertor talk Jollat the provincial police, by Inspector A.

Palmer, who kindly dr-. eularuad the trerieua police thmaghout .1 Mk Mftliilarl of the robbery, as well aa all porta of entry to the unites sma, we aiuu Quebec provincial authoritiei, under the direction of Tom PttreeU. UUK jawmrau (hat the results wore only made poa- Hole by the splendid co-operation of all. these bodiee. He takes no apodal ereait (or the fmal round-up, alaimlnl that ao was aussuy lucay "A 'Moat aertoaa Crtaaa." Then, apeakmg awpseUIly to the Cirro prlaonera, he imoa after pleading guilty, to a moot aarieue crime, a crime earryioa.

wita Ciatralii ea tnge Cetvt. Canada is Second In Trophy Shoot South Africa Wins King'i Prix For -1929 June Shooting. -v I Mi raaadma tYaM Caate, LONDON, March -ota Africa wen the King-, trophy of fa rMe shooting emdency. More than boys hi all parts of tha Implra competed; Canada ranked second, cleetty Behind South Afrloa, while Orsat BrhV aia come third and New Zealand fourth. Australia did not qualify.

The rerulu were announced by the Kational Rifle Aaasdoaea today after careful eomptlotlon of tho thoonsnds of seams. His Majesty bos esngreta- aa ftarth MBosih'Abias Visterr gei if Sow eers. and Kipp; Extension' of Time Granted Kaye Don Awaiting Improved Weather to Make Ob World Spoed Record. AawdoM rnai by Otratt Win. rvAYTONA BEACH.

11a, March axThe AaMricaa Aataawailo Kaye. Deae. atettlah radag driver, aa ex ec neat a wbtca le mau ave the trial before Moadey. The origlaol plea of the aarta- hetweaa March and April EIGHT-HOUR DAY BY LEGISLATION Peter Heenan An nounces He Will Intro-- -duce BilL ADVANCED STEP IK LABOB CAUSE Uinister Given Power to Enforce Seasonable Bates. Sight-hour-day leglilaHorv for labor employed by contract or day labor en all public works of the Dominion of Canada la te be introduced kato Parliament by Hon- Peter Heenea.

Minister of Labor. Announceaaant of his fntention to Introduce the measure was made by Mr. Heenan today. This advanced step in "the interests of Canadian labor will be sncorporated. In bill which Will deal also with tho question of fair wegee.

At the ui mailt time, labor en Domin ion public works la paid tha rata pre-vsdllrut in tho looality la which the work Is being carried-oa. But under the measure which will be brought down by Mr. Heenea. the. Minister of Labor will have Dower to enforce fair and reasonable rates If bis opinion tho prevailing scale of wage In say particular locality Is tee low.

For the past JO yean sals wage ere- vUons for labor employed by enatract or day labor en Dominion public works haa been enacted by eroer-us-eouncli. Tho bill will now give a status of par liamentary autnortty ta lisp act to the payment of fair wages, i i it Record-Breaking UnerStaHome Europa Sails Tor Cher bourg With lr392 Paasen- tmetsattl Prass my Dtrect Wtre. NEW YORK, March Si Thi new North German Lloyd liner luieua sail ed on her return voyage te fhoiliuuig aarty today with UaJ paaeenaaTa, all of whom were, boperul of ssstklng a Although Captain Klchalatas Johciiea said no attempt would be te Llowsr the record of rear days, II boars and seconds, established by the Bre men, be made the eame statema the voyage from Cherbourg te Tore, la which the Europe established a erosalng record of four daya, been and six minutes, More than U.M persons visited the ship st her BroeUya pier durmg the tew hours before sailing, fifteen af nor igm iiiiii for the dock at the btet PABENTS MOUBN TWBfDAUOHTEBfl Many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Looey, Carteton gsemat, win napo-thlaa with them to the death of both of their twin daughters who were ken two deyt ago, one of them Ms.

Looey la a weD-knewB taxi driver. laiaMtaasitrthe parents, Ave ether Would Have World Know France United on It Foreign' Policies Premier Kakes Strong Appeal In SeeUnf Unanimous Approval of the Young Plah PARIS, March -Premler Tordloa aaede a Strang opceel to the nasmter of Itsputtoj today la a apaech aafcmg vsiarumsai sss-roVtl at the Yeung plan sen is aa that the world would eiateistand thot Prance woe an I lad ea he foratan eillilia The ii I i wee errteolid by vwta-sy the entire rhee. ear ad MeWt- PRICES MOVE UP FOR THIS YEAR Wall Street Trying to De-- tennine Outlook Tor tha Future. BULLISH FACTORS IN THE LIMELIGHT United States Steel's Ac tivity Feature of the Week's Trading. By STANLEY W.

rTUENOSTL, Aaaecated Press nawadal Editor. NEW YORK, N. March stock market moved Into new high ground for the year In a series af record-breaking sessions this week as Wall atreet was trying te determine a hither the advance waa discounting a (moral recovery in business or due imply to a revival of speculation ad on relatively easy rates for money. BaOlsh ratters. of the tariff bill by tha United States Senate, a slight upturn in steel mill operations after a steady decline sines the middle of February net tr export demand for coppa and the declaration of the regular quarterly dividend by Anaconda, in dications of lncroaalng building activ ity, stiffening commodity prices, the first reduction la surplus gasoline stocks since November end the droo or stt.egcses in ederal iimrvi Brok- Loana were tho loading bullish us.

Otk the ether -band, --freitt ear trarne, automobile sales and bank clearings continued te make unfavorable comparisons with the eorraapondV Ing period a nor aao. t-all money appeara te bo fairly well stabilised for the time being between 1 end 4 percent, with the rerun in time money from I l-l to 1-4. Alter nine successive cats In three weeks, which spparently carried the rates too tow, bankers' acceptances were advanced thia week te faring them la una with ether monetary rates, Waited Mates Meet safer. United States Sted. common, attain ed a new hlxh for the year at 1M 1-2 on buying Influenced by the reported upturn in steal miu activity, ana persistent but unconAfmed rumors of a special dividend distribution or stock dividend In April.

Bethtohem fluctuated rather erratically because of the conflict ns statements regarding the nrobebilitv of Its proposed met with Youngstown being approved by the letter's stockholders. Vanadium waa a spectacular performer, but ran Into heavy profit taking after setting a now peak at 1M1-1 American Telephone sad Electric Power end Lixht wore the toadera of the public utility group, at least Ciaimlis ea fags Cel. WaUStrcctTrade At Terrific Pace 861,400 Shares Pass Orer Tape in First Half Hour. New York BSBTkat alaac at at leJt the sates M1.4N. the hcaeet dace the break aa Wall Sonet last An iicel as Ptoed, Potter Cem-saay the ticker waa sWaaahsg eaaetes bejaaad tha aaarket a half started the nulla eel with a tera-ever of keras Weeks at sleeks, sad Wen Street today was the acaae of the greatest adtvtty ta aiialbi.

ABLE TO CHANGE LEAD INTO SILVER MEXICO CRY. March JtThe newspaper Unrrereel printed prominently the deime of a young htexicaa chemist named Joes' leparm that had discovered a means to lead Into silver. The prnriss Is said to consist inning a powder, of which leperza haa refused to divulge, with molten lead. SCORES EASY VICTORY. CANNES.

France, March a. Beron- ojb Von 'Rosnock, women a champion of Germany, easier defeated Helen Ja coba, United States second ranking star, by-ssores of t-t, t-i. today la the sami- nnale of the tennis Iran mmcm nere. ARCRBBItOP OP CYRHUE VATICAN Msrch Plus today eppolnted Monslgnnr Pb at present Aaditant Societal of State, sat titular Archbishop of t-yntua, wiu retain tut ASSIZES CONCLUDE. The Snrfhe? of tho Si Court Ontario concluded thia morn tog with the return of Justice Kelly to Mr, Justice Jeffrey presided ever the weekly court toll seoru- Revtewlna the hlstarv of tho iwasrs.

Ueaa prsblom and looking toie the future, the Preneh Premier paid Ms raapeeai to the late PraaldeiU Wilson. Ho Said that tommiteialiaauoa at the debt had eeea dlmami soon after the peace treaty and added! "President Wilson, who had en ex- ases of pepulsitty seal set lensm et una imu amt the are not rattaod tsat he suflaisd a ebewt Me Ottawa's Viscountess and Her Baby 'h I A c5V-e i gV- )S I Viecoearioes Haedtage with her baby eea, the Hen. hoary Nicholas Paul rdlaaa. Lady Harduare was lersaeriy Mlaa Margot fleaalng. daaghter el Mr.

sad Mrs, Hugh Plimlag of "Wyeyaida." ReecsHtb Park. Vlmsmt Hardiage was AJ.Cte Bio Earalteasry the oversee tissual, whole the kaky sgadlauaer. Fear For Safety Unaccounted For on Launch Students of University Fail To Return 'and Are Over--, due Hours After Heavy Blanket of Fog Amsdatol Pleas by Ptrecf Win. SAN FRANCISCO, March ae-Tam jhips were aground oa the Central California coast and sui Wudenta of the University of CaUfornla, who set out for a launch trip on San franrtono Bay were uneccounted for today after heavy fog blanketed the Ooldeo Goto Anxious res three and friends gathered stoj north beach pier, miking newt of the missing launch, tha Oulmare, this saornmg. The boat was more.

than Sve hours uiiidus. Coast guard vssssli and police launches were sent out to search the bay for the Culmare, but were hampered by the log. The co-eds were members of on organisation connected with the Pirst Preebyterian Church of Berkeley. They boarded the Culmare at Oakland early yesterday and planned to cruise te Paradise Cove, a point just south of Sea Rafael. They were expected to return bore at I pan, tanker flannel The Jipsnrai tanker Rhine Maru encountered trouble with the fog and went aground near Point Bur, lit mUrx south of San Francises.

Late last night the coastal yaasiiigir steamer Hum boldt wire leseed that aha bad taken off member! of the Rhine Mare's crew and waa proceeding to Sea Francisco. Just inside the Golden Oats the lumber schooner Cleremont crashed Into a submerged rock near Point Bonlta.and waa beached by bar skipper near Criasy FtoM. She waa resting eo the sandy bottom and was believed to be la ao danger, although she was leaking badly when beached. The crew cscnpriaaa men. The Claremont earlier in the evening had cleared Baa Francisco for The Rhine Maru was on her way to San Francisco from Sea Pedro.

Centrist Leader Still Has Hopes Expects to be Able, to Complete Formation of Got-'. ernment Amsststid Preas Cable. BERLIN, March noun within iwhleh Chaacellor-Designete Bdnrlch Brueamg hoped to form a now Oermsa cabinet had elapsed this forenoon without axsmpttahment of his purpose but the Centrist leader ex-pectedcompUte lormatlon of bis Although he tried to steer clear of peruse he, nevertheless, found that the men whom be Invited to Join the eabinot insisted upon esnsultlng their parties Crst It waa then Chat the dif-hcultlea baeaa and the usual party wiwuulng ensued behind the scerws. Even Julias Cartlua, Forsign Minister In the cabinet of former Chancellor Mueller, bat Bight was listed for ousting la tho Interests of pacifying ths Nationalists. However, the Associated Frees enderetood today that Pres ident Voa Hmosnburg himself put nil foot down on this proposal and said that 'Herr Curt! us would have to bo Included in tho errornment.

HAD AH VL HANAU 1 BREAKS HER FAST PAWS.1 March aVfsdame Kartha Ranau prineipel Ssure kS'tha Oeaetle da France Intel pi Issa crash af two jml spa, Wdey abandoned the hunger strike she has awmtitned for the tost month, tn twotost et long delay of her trial. She atid she did not wish to seen te be trying -to intimidate fbe court, te which she hod epplied toy rs- toaas ea ton 4 jf- NO. I 8PT. APPLES Mai CAlfl la the Service Shop Stem ererl.ee-emnl la Thuraday'i JouraaL das to a topographical error ea Hem read "No. 1 Spy Afptee This ehouid ae read Ro, I Sap Afatog tH.

BU, ROBBESSrOHE ill 1 -Si. jy rf 1 a of 20 Girls restart. Too Many Redheads Spoiled His Meal Were "Beds" te Rlfht mm! "Beds" to Left and One "Red" Was Late for Work. NEW YORK, March quea- ion of whether a fellow can eat elm, rational breakfast when rounded by flfty-ftve red-haired walt- es was settled for all tune today. Tho answer to "no." Oa Laamghm svenus restaurant chain hal added another link, and occurred to some body that it would be a novel Idea to have nothing but red-haired girls there.

Tha sWmal opanuut occurred today. An impartial investigator, who holds that a brunette is si good aa any red. haired girl who ever lived, walked briskly in and noted with glow of pride that ho was the Brat customer. Hlsa Kathleen Blake ttltian) waved Uiim te a table. Miss Barnes (blond.

suborn) brought the water. "Boiled exes and toast." aid tho In vestigator, glancing around the room. It. M. oalmoe, tho.

mariager, earns rer. Be Dointed out red bocks on the chairs; waved hia hand toward the crimson-pone led walls, and glanced proudly at hia array of girls. "Red," mid Mr. Salmon, "is the motif of thia restaurant. Mies Stella Robinson (dull copner) brought ths ecus, and i minute later back with tha toast Mia Barnes carried a fresh glasa of water.

te the table, and pointed out that up Irani in tne restaurant a nnanclaj ticker waa printing market news in red ink. Acrose tne restaurant neraaed we red-haired girls, more red-haired girli than had been seen sines the Follies of IMS, -Miss Barnes scribbled "15 cents" on a checkwith a rod eencil. Thot eras too much. Tho Irrrestlgator Tabbed bis hat and dashed into tht epea air. At ths door ho bumped brio girl; was a roa-nsuea waitress atoTodsrV IWlTsADS A lerT pates eoseh ti prteed low for Quick Baby chicks are for 30 varieties.

A nanbto silver slot, set with stones, loss. Reward osereo. A furnished beun mar Driveway Is to an. seas sea. A ssml-smreratow la for sale, near sir una.

moo seaas. Well A t-reaea nnrtmsnt, warm, Imt ear late te work. inVETS" IN LEAD OVER OPPONENTS VICTORIAVOTE Ahead in Every District But One Throughout the State. VOTING AFTERMATH STRENUOUS BATTLE Most Intensive and Widely Talked of Poll Ever Held. rreaa Cable.

MELBOURNE, Victoria. March 2 -Opponents of the extension from Melbourne and its suburbs of the prohibition of alcoholic liquon through the State of Victoria, second lergest state In Austrilis, tonight were leiding in returns on compulsory referendum. Vote Mounts Up With 7W.0OO of a total of 1.021,220 votes counted, the position of thorn in favor of the propose! was consid ered hopeless although the dryi had several individual majorities. The figures lust before midnight were those opposed to extension: 422.SU and those in favor of It 3M.SS3. The votes thus far Save those who rated no.

or the wets, lM.tt; while those who voted yes, or the drys, polled ItXt. The weti were lee ding In every district but one. Yesterday's vote was the first time In the history of the Stele of Victoria that such a poll has been Tho campaign was greatly Intensified during the closing weeks and debate was widespread. Propaganda flooded every corner of the state and every effort wes exhausted In the most intensive and moat widely talked-of poll over held in Victoria. latest PeO Figures, Late today the figures on the poll were: Wets, 2SJ.I72; drys, 1M.023.

Returns from many electorates In the country were yet to be received and the dry leaders were watching these eagerl. The wets were showing their heeviest msiorities in tho industrial auburbs. The drys were still holdtog their toad In one district (The population of Victoria is estimated in ltM Is 1.74M10). Further Recovery, On Wall Street Rails Strong Feature of the Advance at New York. AasocUted Prom by Direct Wtre.

NEW YORK, N. March M. -Stock prices made further recovery et the opening of today's market with the tails, which wore the strong feature late yesterday, in ihe forefront of the advance. Goodyear Rubber advanced two points and Initial gains of a point or ao were registered by Vanadium Steel. Westinghouse Electric, Bethlehem Steel and New York Central Chicago-Greet Western preferred Jumped six points to new high st O.

and the common advanced fractionally. Pennsylvania. Kansas City Southern and American Telephone moved into asw high ground. Now Peaks. Establishment of a new high level tor the year by the index of toad-toa railroad issues, following the reg- btering of now peeks by the mdus-taiala and public utilities waa widely regarded by chart roe den aa forecasting a further general advance tn prices.

Early buying was conducted at brisk usee with blocks of MOO to U.000 shares appearing en the tapeJ at frequent Intervals. Move Quickly. American Telephone returned to the leadership of the utility group by quickly climbing nearly four points ta a now hlxh record at Ml. General Electric crossed te a new peak, one block of 10,001 shares ebangine. hands st 1-1 Electric Power and Light also moved Into new high ground.

Early buying of the rails centered Israely In ths low priced stiarse. Chicago Oreat Western ptofeiiod extended ill gain to pomta before the end of the first half hour, end the common moved up 1 1-1 te 1 new top at Foreign exchange opened eteadv with sterling cehles unchanged at KM lt-n. Ferry Resumes As i River Breaks Up Gatineau Point Residents Walk PartWay on Ice. With pert of tho Ottawa River freed of ice epposito Rockclifto, Oatlneeo Point residents stepped Into their annuel spring routine this morning when David Seguin opened tha ferry service bet wean Cetlneau Point and Rock-dllle. Residents enjoyed the oapoiioncs, which it always welcomed after several months of winter weather.

The erosalng bad to be done In sections, put of the course being done tn a beet and part by walking en stretches of too which hod not yet given sway. Residents along ths OsUnaeu River stele that it is bow free of lea. Flood eormittoM are expected to bo sjeder-sto this year, as the Ottawa and GeV-i L-w WveL With present conditions prwrailmg It le evpected the Ottawa River at RocheUlfe will bo somptotety free of too hi tho course of. the coming ek. LITTLB THEATRE, Madam Jeanne PueWrau.

Canada's at u.U anipreene tsoseeaw miiu. rrtday see, April a. All seat fU. aoefBsaeteateaptli i I INCREASE WQRK i rsssn Dr. E.

a Archibald, director of the Central bnerinarelai Farm, who announces aa ambitious program in agricultural research fee thia year. ARE UNABLE TO AT NAVAL MEET British and French Dele gates Are Now in Com plete Deadlock. PESSIMISTIC AIR ABOUT DELEGATES Will Continue Efforts Reach Some Sort of Decision. to Associated Prees CiM. LONDON, March confer-.

once circles beard persistant reports today that negotiations between the French and British to work out scheme for a suggested security pact have met failure thus far. One report had It that a complete deadlock had been reocbed. French circle were reticent tn discussing ths reports, but ssld there waa undoubtedly certain sanonat of pessimism In some quarters. Jacques-Lou il Purnesnil. Minister of toft fhl toomlng for Paris, Up ti Dterusalsa.

Foreign Minister Briand of Franc and Rene Masai fU of tho French delegation had each with Rt Hon, Arthur Henderson, the British Foreign Secretary, and It wss assumed that tha situation cams up for discussion. Indication! that tha experts a till struggling with the security proposal In an effort to reach. some kind of aa agreement were shown by ths fact that Sir Robert van Sit tart and ether British foreign office officials met with M. Masai fU and ether French advisers thil morning to continue dis- The task of them expert I to And some formula within tho orbit of tne covenant of the League of Nations which will satisfy the French demand. for security and at tne seme tune in sure that Great Britain will not be involved la further military com leant.

Offer Ceasassssst PARIS, March Petit Farialen states it believe conversations between Foreign Minister Brisnd of France and Rt Hon, Arthur Henderson, British Foreign Secretary, at London today, may be decisive. This newspeper in commenting on criticism of tho French ettitudo st the five-power naval conference insists ranee is not eppearing in the role of a supplicant Hawks Completes Long Glide Plans Will be Towed by 'Plane From San Diego to New York City; Associated pram by Direct Wire. LOS ANGELES. Calif, March M. -Captain Frank Hawks, noted aviator, who proposm to pilot a glider towed by an airplane, from 'Sen Diego, Cal, tp New York City, eararuneed today complete plan for the feat The glider, towed by small two-place biplane, piloted by D.

J. Jen nlgan, will take off from San Diego early tomorrow morning. W. H. Franklin, of Ann Arbor, Mich, manufacturer of the glider, will accompany Jemigsa in the 'plane.

Jemigan said tha flight itself would be nude at tha altitude et which smooth sir can be In order to et over tho mountains, after stsvtnsr San Diego, tha glider must be tewed te an sltltude of 3.HX) lees. PRINCE TO MAKE TRIP BY 'PLANE CAIRO, Egypt. Marco wka tmdessteoa here today that the sVtnee af Wato would toev aUrtura. aa tha upper Nile, April 1, by 'plane Cairo. DISEMBARKS PASSENORRS.

PUrMODTH, ErojU -MereV- ssWThe North Carmen Lloyd Usee Sturbusrt, celled at Plvmouth today to dtaem- bark naauiigin from Now York whs bad keen unable te land Wuoenotowa beeauee a neroa (aie- Oesttov'--' LiCtt on ttarak and ea ft, rant twia uh4om od Mxr-aam Mrav-Js. essewae A CENTRAL FARM FOR THIS YEAR Four New Positions Are Created on the Technical StalT. MORE EQUIPMENT TO BE ACQUIRED Officials Planning Ambi tious Program For Booth Extension. Rapid growth and its ever-increis- tng importance to the agricultural life of the Dominion has necessitated the creation of leveret new positions for trained technical men on the staff of the Central experimental Farm at Ottawa. Three sppointments have al ready been made, while ono newly-created post remains ta be filled, along with tho position of a cereal chemist which port was vacated some months ago.

Dr. S. Archibald announced to The Journal today that considerable expansion of the Experimental Farm system waa planned for thia year, and Ottawa central station would be the chief beneficiary on account of the large amount of additional equipment that would be required to carry out now research work. Asked concerning ths possibility of new building being erected for housing the headquarters staff, Dr. Archibald said that there waa little hone of anything other than preliminary steps ocing texen true year.

He did not think that plant tor such a building would mature before next year. tnadasjiiit An nsssaidallia. At present tha hearlqiiirten staff la housed tn the first building erected it the Central bperimemal Farm. With the rapid growth and expansion of the work don by the Farm officials, the Inadequate accommodation la being found, to hamper their work. Tho greatest need it present Is space ufllciently large enough to house a library, which is of major Importance-to Farm officials and employes.

The new building, however, would have to be ea large seal and would coat a casus dereble sum. -It to very unlikely that money will bo allowed for thai purpose before next year. The amount of work undertaken by the Farm last year reached tha highlit point since its Inception, and with a further growth hi the amount of work expected tUi year tt has been found mi item te make additional appomtnsenta to the technical staff. -The newly-created posts ere mainly for research work, which embodies weed control cultural work, control of fungus itlsism, plant pathology and forestry disposes. Aatsaal Matrtftoa Expert There has been a rapid cWveloprnont in tha Importance of chemical work ta relation to agriculture.

Animal ButrK Hon haa been greatly Handicapped in the peal awing te tho lack af a special -chemist to make a special study of this kind of work. This has been remedied this year, however, by the sppolntment of J. Witaon, a nutritional chemlet In the Botanical Division it ha been found neoaaaary to appoint L. Connors, formerly attached ta the Expert- mental Farm at Winnipeg, to tho staff of the division to develop and reawgaa- Caacraded ea Fags St, Cel. a THE "WEATHER SNAP S0UHD bjliOMmlir TORONTO.

Much BL A shallow gtiaaien haa developed st causing some- light snow, la Ontario, while the weather ebarwhere haa beta generally fair, with high tempore tare la Saskatchewan and Alberto. Pressure 1 high over the asslsiii atateai and in British Crumble, with a moe uoprsosloBj to IVSKMI. -f. c( asm Usee Bf IbaisssieYsl toys asm Lower St Lsaiswn Meetty HVitSuftni i a san, icetuyriis Plliuio Mnnaet aa -1 ink -J- Victoria I. 44 18.

44 asmiocsja.V. 40 Winnipeg "4 10 4 Kenore, rf Se oronto 3 a JF rt Vt iwana Sins Otte Monctoa J. tt tjjsssj gt.j?-.a,f:;. sraa urn an sarf eessssHBBisr.