Saskatoon Daily Star from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada • 3

1 Star All the Local News In The Daily Star Every Day THE DAILY STAR $2.00 A TEAR BT MAIL SASKATOON, SASKATCHEWAN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1915. PERFECTING EMPIRE WAGS Hague Grain Buyer Arrested for Fraud The Critical Point May Now Be Passed FURTHER SATE OF BONDS TO ON, SEDITION MARKETING ARRAffl'NTS HENRY J. FRIESEN, A WELL-KNOWN AND MUCH ESTEEMED AFTER COLD DIP LAST NIGHT, BAROMETER TODAY INDI CASI: fAILS SINKING FUND CITIZEN, ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN GUILTY OF FRAUD SAID TO ATTRIBUTE HIS PRESENT TROUBLE TO THE OPEN BAR CATES LESS DANGER OF FROST TONIGHT C.P.R. ISSUES REPORT COVERING SITUATION 'THROUGHOUT THE WEST Dominion Govt. Agents Are Witness Klassen's Memory Mayor Harrison Successful in Mission to Local Govt.

Board Was Not Equal to the gigantic system of fraud has been uncovered. It is stated that Frlesen at ocxxxoxxk Occasion Looking Into Stock Industry SEE OPPORTUNITY TO- Saskatchewan In the last two nights, the yield will not be impaired, and thj great bulk of the crop is safe, being cut previous to the cold wave. Crops generally are frir too advanced to be tributed his downfall to the open bar when confronted with the evidence of his crime by officials of the Central IMPROBABLE NIGHT FROST REMOVES OBSTACLE Detective Agency. AUSTRIAN DISMISSED, THE EVIDENCE WEAK TO LATER LARGE SALE Although it is not possible to state the amount of the alleged defalcations at the present time, it Is estimated that a sum of over $2,000 is Involved Arrested on a charge of forgery. Henry J.

Frtesm, grain buyer at Hsgue for the Western Elevator Corn-puny of Winnipeg, was given a preliminary hearing I hi) morning at Hague before Magistrate C. P. V'nruh, on a charge of forgery. He was until Aug. SO.

Frlesen, who has lived at Hague for about three ears, was known to a very large circle of farmers nfrd grain-men in Western Camilla. He Is married and Is the fufCr of eight children, and his arrest came like a thunderclap this morning at Hague, where the accused has always been held in high esteem. TO BENEFIT CANADA MAIN DIFFICULTY TO OVERCOME in he shortage. The accused was bonded bv the United States Fidelity Comnanv. and it was at their SALE TO SINKING FUND OF $60, 000 A TEMPORARY o- MAGISTRATE SMITH COULD NOT FIND ENOUGH TO WARRANT CONVICTION seriously d.unaaed, and the slight frost at this time is looked for in any season.

C. P. R. Weekly Report The following is the weekly Canadian Pacific railway crop bulletin, issued today: Manitoba Good harvesting weather prevailed during the week and cutting is general over practically the -whole province. On the main line the Souris and La Riviere subdivisions seventy-five per cent of the cutting Is done.

The balance of the province approximately 50 per cent. Threshing has NOW IS INCONVENIENCE OF MARKETING The needle of the barometer at the B. of T. offices was falling steadily through the midday hours, and as the downward tendency continues there will be no danger of frost. Consequently, Commissioner Sclanders told The Star that only a most unexpected change in atmospheric conditions would result in frost tonight.

He said he regarded frost tonight as most improbable, and that there is a good ground to regard the most critical stage as having been passed. gation that the operators of the Central Detective Agency began their investigations, which have culminated In the arrest of the accused. The Western Elevator Company Is one of the oldest established tlrms tn the grain business operating In Western Canada. They have large Interests In Saskatchewan, owning many elevators throughout the province. The investigation conducted by In the hope of building up an operators of the Central Detective Agency, who have been working on the case for several weeks past, and With every obstacle wiped away for the successful Nissuing of J500.000 in debentures by Wood, Gundy and Company next month, Mayor Harrison returned from Itegina this morning.

He was able to announce on his re throueh whose efforts It is believed a -v commenced at a number ot points in southern Manitoba and will be general by the end of the present week. Will be ten days or two weeks later in the north. About fifteen cars of new wheat have been inspected in Winnipeg, all of which are graded No. 1 Northern. There is a temporary scarcity of binder twine at a few points, largely Northern League B.B.

Clubs to Come Sept. 8 mense marketing organization for the ale of the livestock produce on the farms of the Dominion, the Pepart-mtnt of Agriculture of the Dominion government have sent out two experts who are gathering data on the subject through the length and breadth of Canada which will be presented to the minister, Hon, Martin Burrell, who will then endeavor to effect the establishment of this organization. The two experts in question are Saskatoon visitors today, being H. 8. Arkell, assistant Dominion livestock commissioner, and Mr.

George Pep-per, of Toronto, one of the best known stockraisers in the Dominion. In the past this branch of the department of agriculture has concerned itself chiefly with the problem of pro 0XXXX0X00 Although the famous court room was not crowded to capacity there was an air of Intense Interest about the thre spectators and a newspaper reporter when the hearing of the great sedition trial was resumed thla morning before Justice of the 1'eaie Alox Smith. Kight eyes, excluding those of the magistrates who was busy over some weighty document's which he was trying to arrange in neat pile on hi a table, were fixed on the alien enemy, Hugo Rossbacx, who sat complacently in a that did duty for the dock, seemingly the least interested person in the court room. He stood charged with the crime of uttering to provoke something or other against the person of our lawful and liege sovereign. His Majesty King Ueorge, In the absence of His Majesty.

Corp- rrnl Lumb looked after the royal in-' lerests. You could have heard a. pin drop If anyone had been throwing them promiscuously around and the turn that the local government board have consented to the (sale to the sinking fund of $00,000 in debentures which removes the last obstacle to the Issue in the east. His Worship left on Sunday night for' the capital for the purpose ofin-terviewing the local government board. Unfortunately the inemoers of the local government board iftt Kegina for Moose Jaw at the same lime that he left Saskatoon tor Kcgina.

When he got to the latter city he was able to get the tliairman of the board on the long distance phone and the board owing to more twine per acre being required than was estjmated by the Stuck in Winnipeg and the head of the lakes are sufficient to meet all needs and 'all requirements are being tilled as rapidly as possible. There has been no shortage of harvest labor and none la anticipated. The first real frost scare since the grain reached a critical stage ofde-velopment came last night, with a clear sky and a bright, full moon, but, notwithstanding that the night, except for a fairly stiff breeze, which no doubt saved the situation, was decidedly frost like, the official reports this morning showed that very little dam-age could have been done throughout the west. At a few points the temperature fell to a couple of points under the frost margin, but grain men today say the dip was not enough to rave any appreciable effect upon the Krain. WINNIPEG AND ST.

BONIFACE TEAMS WILL PERFORM IN SIX-GAME SERIES OF REGULAR SCHEDULE MATCHES COMMENCING SEPTEMBER 8 MAY LEAD TO SASKATOON ENTERING NOR. LEAGUE duction and as fur as livestock was concerned, very little attention was paid to the actual marketing of the product after the term of production were. so impressed by jibe necessity for Saskatchewan Saskatchewan The weather has been warm and dry except for a few scattered showers. Cutting of early fields In all parts of the province is In DroKress. Cutting will become ceneral Immediate action in the matter that they uyreed to come back to Begin from moose Jaw in order tu meet sas has ceased.

Canada's Opportunity katoon's chief magistrate. After the case was laid before them 1 before the end of the present week. carpet had been removed and the plus With the decreased production in had been of the belaying or railway truck variety, when Air. KlffSsen, who with the i necessary facts and figures (showing why It was necessary that this sue to the sinking fund be made Eurooe. the department is ot the opln WAR CARRIED described himself as a Mennonlte, born before the debenture issue was at ion that Canada's opportunity has come and the work of the department regarding the production of livestock in Russia, speaking Herman and of somewhat strong national opinions.

took Ihe stand. having reached a High point 01 em Unfortunately for the rapid. progress INTO B.C. TO At Saskatoon, according to the gov-ernment weather station, the lowest temperature recorded for the hours ending at 7 a.m. today was .37.

leaving a considerable margin on the safe side. The lowest temperature reported In Saskatchewan for the night was at Humboldt, where .29 was reached; Yorkton was .30, Prince Albert .32, while Kindersley, In the southwest, reports .40. and Swift Current .44. It is apparent that the more northeastern sections had it coldest last night and early this morning, contrary to a Winnipeg grain market report, which of the case Mr. Klassen hud developed ciency.

all attention is being paid to the new gospel of better marketing organization which Is to be preached J. F. Cairns this morning received definite word that the Winnipeg and St. Boniface clubs of the Northern League will play a series in Saskatoon, commencing September 8. Sis iimus will be playeoT after which the ciubs will go to Kegina and play a cries there.

President Burmeister of the Northern League Informed Mr. Cairns that the objocl of arranging these series In Saskatoon and Kegina was to try out the territory, with a view to the possible inclusion of these two cities In the Northern League next season If they wish to go In. Commenting en alarming loss of memory since: tha Approximately 20 per cent of the wheat cut at all points except on the Assinlboia rub-iilvislon where less than five per cent Is cut, and the Wynyard sub-division where cutting is in progress at only three points. There has been no shortage of farm labor. As In Manitoba there has been a temporary scarcity of twine, but supplies are going forward daily and no delay to harvesting Is expected to occur.

Hail losses during the week amounted to 14,900 bushels. Alberta Weather continues warm. Heavy rains In most parts retardpd ripening somewhat. Cutting going on at most in the future. last hearing and It was like extracting eye teeth to obtain a record of bis For some years the department have tempted, the board agreed to the sale which will be made at once.

The mayor Is naturally quite pleased with his success. This is the third sale which the city has made to Its sinking fund in the last few months and after the first sale was made the local government board made it known thai they would refuse all further ap-" plications. Mayor Harrison convinced them some two weeks ago that it was necessary that a sale should be made of $25,000 and then again the statement was made that no further sales would be allowed to the Unking fund. conversations with the accused. RUM UNSEAT been working along this line with farm produce in aa.far as it relates to butter and eggs and wool The result has been that the Jarmer through his Another thing that militated against the progress if the trial was the fact that Insoector Dtimby, who acted aa a sort of leading counsel for the prose sard that the southwest of Saskatchewan had been slightly touched.

cution, was called out of court. rery on this. Mr. Cairns states that he would not want to go in unless things Possibly It Is the southeast portion of the province that Is meant In- a' des Principal Lloyd Central Fig, generally in tne west were much Im When Commissioner- loralh- returned from the east he recommended that aDulicallon be made to the local gov patch which quotes general opinion on the grain exchange to be that, while j. roved, as compared to the conditions prevailing at present.

However, he Is most anxious that Saskatoon should ernment board to sell $30,000 worth of crntfal- sales organizations has been able to secure from 2 to cents mors per pound for his wool, while one organization marketed on the behalf of the farmer, sold eggs having a total value of over a quarter of a million dollars last In the marketing of eggs and wool, the farmers have formed themselves into co-operative associations which in turn Bell their goods to a central marketing organization which Is able points of the early fields, but not general before the end of the present week. Main line about 20 per cent of the wheat cut. North and south of the main line about 6U per cent. Hail losses during the week amounted to 28.000 bushels. ure at Monster Conven- tion There few minutes to answer the telephone nnd to attend to other departmental duties of state.

At the close of this evidence began the great legal battle over the liberty of the little lone Austrian who still sat nonchalantly in the corner. Frequent references! to the "glorious traditions of the British Empire for Jus-' tics and fair play." and "the rights of debentures to the sinking fund but last week, the Bank of Montreal cams some crops that are late will be affected in quality by a few degrees of frost that, have occurred In southwestern Manitoba and southwestern show their appreciation of the opportunity presented by large attendances during the series. Expenses Will Be Heavy back with an amended statement asking that a total ot be sold to the sinking fund. COAST-PROVINCE This sale li to provide enough morfy the individual living under the glor io secure better prices than tne farm NEXT TO LINE UP? ious Union Jack that wfived so nobly, sent a patriotic thrill down the backs of the audience, now reduced to two. At the conclusion of the display pf ers would secure selling through tha middleman.

Apply Same Idea The department now plan? to use thou same co-orteratlve organizations to redeem $60,000 of the treasury bills valued at $160,000 which falls due In London on September th. The debenture sale of $500,000 which will be made a little later by Wood, Gundy and Company will take care of the whole treasury bill so that the sale now being made to the finking fund will only be temporary in nature. Large Sheep lock Coming to District LIQUOR INTERE8T8 SAID TO FEAR forenBlcelwiuenee, that at least left The teams are being brought west tinder, a very heavy guarantee, and big crowds will be necessary to In ny ay break even. The class of ball that It Is expected will be provided should be a revelation to Jocal fans and fully warrant their attendance In such numbers as will make this guarantee look nothing out of the ordinary. The Northern League Is In a higher class than the Western Canada LcpvueTTl later ball Is plaved.

and It will be tome of the best games of the regular schedule that Saska for the marketing of the livestock of OUTCOME GOVT. OFFERS PLEBISCITE the farm. Impression on the newspaperman. aavThe hour the Judicial luncheon was approaching an adjournment waa suggested. But the.

The organization Is there at the present time, all that is now needed RECRUITS FOR Is that these organizations link up CONBOY BROTHERS OF ASQUTTH CLOSE DEAL FOR 2,500 with the parent head sales bureau which will do the actual selling of the liberty of the Empire was at atake and the rights of the humblest settler on our over-hospital shores was Involved and aj: the risk of being burnt to a cinder the baked beans were forced toon and Regina will have an oppor sheeD, At the Dresent time the farmer Is tunity oi witnessing. Thev will not be exhibition games staged for the HEAD WHICH THEY WILL TURN LOOSE ON THEIR BIO FARM EXPECT TO MAKE VENTURE A PROFITABLE ONE to wait. handicapped because he doe not know Principal Lloyd, of Emmanuel College, Saskatoon, is today waging war against the liquor traffic In British Columbia. At a great Convention opening this afternoon he la the central figure as the official head of the temperance forces in Canada-According to a despatch from Vancouver, British Columbia's first real prohibition, convention opened thla af "I find there Is Insufficient evidence ARTILLERY NOT GOING FROM HERE purpose or making money solely, but when to market his livestock and when not to. with the result that very oiten to convict this man," at last said Mr.

Smith. wui pe the games regularly scheduled and postponed games from earlier In the season. Mr. Cairna posted President Bur lie sell getting much less than he would have done hud he sold a little There waa no demonstration In court, although there waa a distinct 00000000anXXX000 before or a little later. sigh of relief prompted perhaps by It is planned to establish an Intel meister pretty thoroughly on the status of Saskatoon aa a ball town In a deal Involving over $13,000 Brothers pf Asquith ternoon at three o'clock.

Upwards ot visions of an early meal. ligence bureau In connection with this a thousand delegates crowded) Hamll The Empire w-aa saved. The great and Informed him that the fans here were used to a pretty good article of REPORTED WARRANT FOR F. C. WEIGHT In connection with the al- farmer the purchase of about 2,600 work which will supply the ton HaJI.

Sessions will continue IhTSi The report that Paskatoon would be drawn on for recruits for the new J8th batterv of artillery, the mobilization sedition case was over. with this Information in Just the suma evening and tomorrow. The evening meetings are to be held In the Arena. leged defalcations of K. C0.

rink, where six or seven thousand peo head of sheep, comprising the entire flock owned by W. T. Smith of Maple Creek, one of the best-known sheep men In the province. With the flock the purchasers take SOLDIERS ATTEND ple are expected to gather to hear Mrs. right.

formerly secretary- of the town council Nellie McClung of Edmonton, and Principal Lloyd of Saskatoon, the two of Watrous. word was recelv- ed today from Mayor Sinclair manner thai the packer ana the railroad" maintains an intelligence bureau in order that he may be supplidd with the proper Information as to when to buy anit to sell. This intelligence bureau will supply Information to all ll ene associations and they can guide (heir selling by this Information Unify Existing Bodies chief speakers. Dan. and that, accordingly.

It would never do for the tea ma to come here and play anything but the very best that lt was In them to give, as otherwise the question of entering the Northern League next year would be turned down flat were the chance offered. To this Mr. Burmeister replied that he could assure Saskatoon that the games here would be as bright and snappy as any In the league, and that It bad been foond necessary to take Elliott that a warrant has of which has been ordered at Kegina, was denied this afternoon by Lt. Col. Lang, who stated thut the activities-pf the unit would be confined to the south entirely." Lieut.

J. A. Wetmore, manager of the Imperial Bank at the capital, has received his appointment as acting commander of the new battery which is to consist of five officers and a hundred and forty-two rank and file and will be used as reinforcements for Ihe artillery of the first and second Cana According to news from the coast. It been Issued for the arrest of over the sheep dogs, tents and the necessary paraphernalia, while the shepherd that has had charge of the animals will continue In his old posi Is being reckoned there that with Washington dry on the south, Saskat the onlcial. BODY OF S.

W. SMITH TO GRAVE chewan bars -Alberta al ooooooooooooooooo ready committed to a dry law, prohlt)' Itlonisis in British Columbia have stir, ceeded In Imparting a formidable Im It Is also planned at the same time to unify the various firgajiizoUris that are wording J-rtlTFfTIii districts tn that theymay work together for a vote in the Northern League to get to fence all thla land In and as all our pet us to their campaign in that prov dian divisions. The sort dny r.f the SU John's an1 wheat is tn the trptaTids the flocks will ine permission to nave Ihe gameaJ transferred here and Kegina befonri ihe ultimate gmidoi tfieTarmer. tion under the new owners. The flock are principally range sneep although included among the number are 22 pure-bred Oxford Down rams, sev- wmcft are cohsidereiTthe equals of any of this breed In the Dominion.

The animals form the last group of the flock of over 10,000 brought to this province two years ago by Mr, Smith from Montana. ince. Ho surprisingly large la the number of businessmen reported to have be able to roam at will over a large Impressive Service When Remains tract." they could be switched from the grounds callod for by the schedule. Joined the movement that the liquor Mr. Conboy la taking a large Mar Interesta confess that if a referendum Is taken they, expect the prohibition shall tractor back with him to Asquith.

The brothers already own three Ball Tournament Postponed The playing of this series In Sas people to win. of Army Service Man Were Laid to Best Escorted by a detachment from the Mr. hmith Is going out of the sheep gas tractors and aa there la such a rush this year due to the heavy crop At the present time It hoped as far as Saskatoon Iswoncerned to unify tne work proposed to be done by the new city stock yards, the city market nd the various co-operative associations which exist In the Saskatoon district. This was Instanced this morning by Mr. Arkell.

as an example of the work the department hopes to accomplish. This afternoon the two visitors are katoon will necessitate the postpone. business on account of the lack cf Interest now Cr'ft're on what moves will be made in the convention and how provincial political changes ment of the big ball tournament for range in his district due to closer set It was decided to purchase another rather than be dependent on a hired outfit. semi-pro teams that was advertised (Mh Battalion, the body of Stanley be affected by lt. Premier McBrlde First Baptist athletic associations, which was held at the exhibition grounds thla afternoon, was turned into more or less of a military affair by the participation In the various events of so many soldiers of the ith Battalion.

Many of the officers also took great Interest In the doings of their men and rooted beyond aJI bounds of military dignity. The new battalion band made Its first appearance and wns greeted enthusiastically, A.M.C. Men Leave Tonight for Sewell; tlement and will In future confine his attention lirgely to the fattening of Wilfred rtmttn, wno died last Sun haa replied to demanda for prohlbl to start on the same date, and It ttmy be that eventually the latter will have tlon during the period of the war with day at Bewell Camp, waa burled this morning with full military honors. stock for market shipment Helps the Lend to be cancelled. a refusal, but aiates.

that the govern rour ociocs naa teen selected as calling upon Hon. W. C. Sutherland to learn the deU.Ha ot the convention held a year ago last March when the fcnskatchewan Co-operative Abattoir the most tunable bour lor the Wln-nipeg-Ht, Boniface games, end. ac ment is willing to submit a plebiscite at tne earliest opportunity.

Whether this will be taken In connection with the expected provincial election thla MILLINERY FOR FALL AND WINTER cordingly, the umps will call "play "We are Inaugurating a new system of farming by the purchase of this flock," said Melvln Conboy this morning. "It has seemed to us a very wasteful way of dealing with the stub- Association was Hunched. They are autumn remains to be seen. The gov Ki.ina on further wet and will inter ernnient als. undertakes tn be guided ball" at that hour esrh day, with the ixisslble exception 'of Hiturday, when there la a possibility that two gamea may be plaved.

though thla has not view the men Interested In the llve- Recruits Wanted ble to fire It every spring and by turning the sheep on to the land after tk Indunr? all over the west, by- he-ftrull tnf the plebiscite. In order lhat there.shall be no mis understanding about what the govern ment win do If a plebiscite is favor narvest they will not only get all the nutritive value from the stubble hut The procession, beaded bv a firing party marching with reversed arms, assembled at McKague'a undertaking establishment and proceeded to St. John church, where the first part of Ihe funeral service aaa read by Cancn Nmlth. From there the coffin, which waa draped with the Union Jack, was borne to Woodlawn ollowing the hearse came the carriages" which conveyed the widow and other relatives of the deceased soldier. Behind them came a unit of the Army (service Corpat to hlch the deceased waa attached, headed by Lt.

Clemen-tha. They were followed by the detachment of the lh Battalion, while an escort of ten firemen of the local brigade brought up tb rear, deceased able to prohibition, a draft hill la be Amoni the recruits for the Army will clear the land of the obnoxious pig weed and the land will be ready for seeding In the spring without fur ing prepared by the convention today, AT MACMILLAN'S A Display of What New York and Pari Will Be Wearing Thil Season Medical Corps who are under orders to leave the city for rwell Camp lo- yet beert definitely decided on. AH efforts to get the dates twitched with Regina. In "order that the ern I -pro tournament might be played aa advertised, hava peevi'rtif no avail Begin would no doubt have agreed had It been possible, but, owing to It being necessary to rebuild Ihe grandstand al the ball park, which was and thla will be put tin to the govern ther clearing. Added to this the ment.

aa well as to candidate tn the coming-etention. Tb bill la almost night afs Fsrn vltrtnn. Thomas nest, J. A. WUsott and I).

A. Wlahtman. A Wire from headnusrtera received tramping of the soil by the sheep will be beneficial and their being allowed Identical with that In Alberta, and Is to graze over the land will help to fer by Msjor Drove this afternoon Intl opposed Ihe principle of compens tlllse It. On the summer fallow, too. tlon and government stores.

mnted that owing tn Ihe fact that large drufls of men' from the AM C. hava the sheen will eradicate the til weed DIED FROM RESULT OF INJURIES EDMONTON. Aug. 25. Harry Coo-per.

a grocery clerk in Johnstone Walker's Limited, died at the Royal Alexandra hospital th's morning as the result of Injuries sustained tn an accident which occurred on the freight hoist at the rear of the store yesterday. CANADIAN NURSES IN MALTA. OTTAWA. Aug. 25.

Tha Canadian branch of the Ht. John's Ambulance Association he been advised that i.f the nurses sent from Canada unW the Joint autplece of thai association and the Canadian Ked Cross ere on duty et different hospital in Malta, recently burned down, before they would be in position to handle the expected crowds. It was Imperative lhat they had aa much time aa possible lu.fnM I Km nfientn I ha, re "TH -1 which tins proved so troublesome and left for the front thle week, recruiting A. f. MANTLE BECOMES CAPTAIN on which they seem to thrive." will be continued In Ha-katnon, Hril aid men desirous of enlisting Should Conboy Hrothers have over IJOO Miss Ponshue, millinery buyer for F.

R. MacMlllan. hue returned from Toronto and New York from her acres eummerfnllnwed this vesr on rthat Ihoee at Ihe head of the Kegina Major i troves at once, having been a member -of tha brigade before enlisting. I At the graveside the laat words nf the tmpeeeelve jrxt.ua I of Ihe Church of England were prirrioTrtirnd'. bugles sounded I he LaM Post and the firing parly paid the Inst honor lo their departed comrade.

which the sheep will graxe. Their Two more recruits will lesre for holdlnrs extend for a dlstanc of fall buying trip. Miss Honshu Sewell on Krl'Ur. They are A K. and brought home wllh her a good ld seven miles and a half and the? control club wre willing lo rebuild the stand for thla eerlea alone speaks volumes (or their confidence In the queen City as a baseball burg, and this, taken together with the well known enthusiasm J.

8, McCoy, A. V. Mantle', provincial deputy mln. Ister of agriculture. who was recently sppolnleu to" a commission Th Tmi 'STtTn Itsttallnn.

now being recruited Re. glna. haa been promoted to the rank of captain and leaves the cepital on farurday evening for Winnipeg, with a number of officers, to lake the two weeka captain's course which' will be held Ihere. Cant. Mantle la a practical agriculturist end numbers a lsre circle of friends throughout Faskatcbe- nhnwlna of the new Paris and Mn All the members of l.

John Italian stvle ponreiillons for Ihe fsll Ambulance Brigade, the nursing dlvl TRAINING CORPS MEETING slon, and any who are taking the first vt the Saskatoon fan, which haa and winter of ltS-l, and these will be on dlsplnv In the millinery department of. the MacMlllan store on aid clssnea. are asked to be at the earned for this city the distinction of being the best ball town In the west. sn additional two miles aa far aa the Msskatchewnn river, over which sheep will be allowed tn grate, "Mr. Hmllh, who paid a vfc other day, md that with a single ex.

ceptlon he knew of no tract of land In Western fnnsria more suitable for sheep raising than our property," said Mr. Conboy. "it will not be necessary A meeting of the member of tha Thnrsdsv. Clllrens Tralnin Corps will be held should essnre tne trip or tne, isorin- c.l'.ft rtitlon at II 50 tonight gtve Ihe ambolnttee men who are leaving (or "Jewel! a good, send off. They will All the new plush and Velvet shaiiea In the Travellers' Mock at half past rrn Leaguers being an unqualified sue- wan who will be glad to hear of his Other Local Newc on Page Seven are exhibited well as the lutist mid- even tni evening.

promotion. the Army itedtcal Corp there, ea. Join fall creations..