Show f R II 1 td 11 VV r r WJ W MJ MI M 3 f MW X N w x MI t V Y r d JN W J t ENORMOUS LAND PURCHASES s BY uY a FARMERS i MOM fROM Tilt HIE STARS FLOCK FLOCKING i i I AMERICAN AWl a CAPITALISTS American A me merican I can Invasion I In j vason of 0 f Can Canada a U I a ING G 70 ra Jill ruF DOMINION II J n J I n N X N O O N n ft J a an v Jd r Canadians nr aru becoming more moro fwd and more inure anxious ous about tho Um American In ln Invasion of ut their coun country T try tri tr Tho Thu enormous lund pur thaws In Manitoba the northwest territories terrI pries by b Ameri American merl can capitalists ea the con COli shinny Increasing rush of ot y the th Canadian border urn uro positively thinning alarming a n largo large part of ot Canadas population and creating n it widespread tear fear of at American ncy throughout the whole western part of ot the Dominion During the tho month mouth of ot May MIlY no rw less than limn acres of ot lane land In Manitoba alone havn been beun purchased by uy one by IJ Cut Col l ol A D David ton on an of or Duluth Minn This purchase Includes in tho Iho entire land grant ruin the thu government to 10 tho Canadian l Northern and und the price of ot wile Pille In Is under Flood tn to ho bo il 1 The rho company nays soya tie the Chicago I It I fur foi f which this purchase linn hex been he en made is la isto Isto lato to lx III b under the name ilIUM of or the Ih J Manitoba 1 u mid Saskatchewan Sa Volley Valley lIcy Land and Its 1111 operations lu In bringing settlers from the United Stales Mates II Into Inlo Canada rn nt are rc expected to 10 bo lio upon a u vary Oly big scale acne ANOTHER nia HIO COMPANY Another land company I which Is La I doing n largo business In to lands land IH III tho the Iam Land hand r company of or St Rt Paul which only onh n II few 0 days da ago ngo took tool to 10 In three f special cars carl a t large ec k live five and anil land bed buyers gathered V tr iron from different points throughout the JI i northwestern states This Is le the com corn l Jf w of ot this tilts years campaign by 1 this company com pan which up to thin the present time lime has hns been looking after aCter Its Ita last hut 4 years customers rs having already s rant sont nt In h to thorn them this spring somo some curs cars t of settlers effects This Tile company com pliny wa all allf f the pioneer one o nu In the tho business of ot blinking American land Imul buyers lU rR Into Canada and expects to do a 1 very vet et much larger business lU this tits year Ruin limn last lastA A very VM conservative estimate gave IN 0 the number of American emigrants to Canad last hilt year lur ns lIB nod there Ih rc Is Ix little doubt that the present pres nt year ear will sea pee fI fully double this number Hock flock Into the Dominion Over 1000 came during the tho month of 01 April which Is 18 double tho 1110 number ber for tor the corresponding month moth of ot last moat your while veil even as oa early nn DR March over or carne from Iram Iowa lowit Nebraska mitt South Dakota 1 alone ac ue according according cording to statistics furnished by M A y V Dennett agent of ot the lie th Canadian govern government mart ment In nt land department nt nl aloha N Nh Neb NhI l He III states stales that welt each of those men cur curried curf I f tied ried rJ 1 from 1000 1000 to Into Canada i Tho Tito price of 01 being very wry high hl h In Inthe inthe J the states from which they hall they f were ere cre able ahle to sell pell their farms torms at III good i prices and thus hue to 10 have hu vo plenty of means for making n a good start In Iii tho the northwest of ot the Dominion MANY FROM MINNESOTA MIN Winnipeg dispatches report J i that a n train of 01 12 1 CUM cars hap hall arrived there front from lInn Minn mostly ll a lIh Iceland apt and their 4 from rota that Hint place who ore are on o their wit witto to Fishing lake lolee I n 1 point i about 70 10 tulles miles III II ell we west Of r Yorkton 1 They Tho ore ire rout to be he thrifty people pru At t the tone Mine time there hero th re wen vure niso Ii Iii over ton Crom St t ouI s county c o t m n t Minnesota l t ne who hind had ai nr lIi rived 1101 by U the tho Northern to take r ip lp II land at Duck lake and Manitoba Scores of ot from Dakota ar I Lael ot Saskatoon and andt JI t 1 about while I L Ii I r JH fetter felter tho ho intent agent of ot the dominion govi gov government lOV eminent at nt Mason City Iowa has lIa set pet settled led 13 sections In III the district near Carman mil It la about to 10 veld out another train loud load of ot settlers rattlers and then their effects from from Town Iowa Tie movement Ii la now no to bo great that the transportation companies engaged In lu the Iho tragic horn the Ih northern states stated me fire able to handlo only a part of 01 the business bu offering very ery day thin the west Wl western t irn ern rn ports of ot eullY report an nn number of ot from the tho north and mill ii o through and since the tho show chow that Hint ono one car of ot stock alock or goods Is ie hl Into the tho country by 11 every three persons l making entry tho the congestion rf of freight may bo be imagined lU lm Tho The number of if Immigrants from rain No Nc mono during the last Ilist year IM lit sold cold 1 hI to be ue In to of ot Most of ot these have Imse gone to Alberta lo lOIL a sent quite us as many while Kansas Missouri and South Hauth Dakota Dul h hue have e each ch nt largo larg of their most 1110 I farm tarm farmerr err irr r Thu rho South Bouth Dakota contingent traveled for tho Iho most part m overland while those who sho came rame by I rail were well In to lu cause a II famine In ro n the rolling roiling clock Block At dt the IIII railways run rue 1111 t to 10 n the north and the roads from Minneapolis to Winnipeg and Moose Jon Jiw J w lave ha hud hind full tull to 10 take lake AID anro of ot thin travel Inne to those thos clues cities A variety of ot ron reasons onn Is III glen given for tor tho the larGe from tram the tho western states Into tto Canada A great deal of ot cry len erectile missionary work has hM tely been Iwen lone dour for tor Canada by her tier immigration agents In n the tho United Slates during the tho last few fow years ears But Hut front from this the Increased price of lund In the western states 4 nod the low pi price Ice at ut which equally good or better land can be hind had In the Dominion have had much inch to do Ith diverting alien nUen lion Ion to 10 the Canadian northwest par pur particularly on the part lart of at western Amer can cnn farmers formers t who w ho have hUe sons 1 of at o t acquiring nod homesteads of their holt own oun MAY MA Y CANADA If It farmers and tacit men of or small mill capital train Iowa 1011 Nebraska Illinois Kansas rod anti 1111 Missouri continue to 10 nock Mock Into Inlo Canada Cunn as they are uro now doing 1 n tho the time timp cannot be bo very et till for distant when western Canada will have a n I larger IlL rilEI pop population than the east Bost and anti many rim ny people think that when then that tints time comes It will 1 III be n II matter to 10 hold thin Do Da Dominion DominIon minion together ICan J now no It II Is U very ery newly h divided d tutu Into two coun cairn countries countries tries both ph and commercial l but Jut a n narrow neck nek of nf in inhabited Inhabited habited county country for tor some hundreds of at milt miles connecting the great east enat and the tho great grent west w sl of ot the Dominion In III tact fact net the tho greater grenter Part of 01 tho the Do Dominion Dominion o minion may Lila 1110 h 11 be described as a 11 narrow dace of territory hanging on o to the Ih northern boundary of the United States S SIll The Ill Canadians themselves say that In to toRte Inthe tile the event of ot trouble le with the United States Slates would 1 ho lq easier ender than for tor foran toran an to 10 sever elver all nil their existing nn of t communication between east emu and Dud west anti a big struggle Is now Ow prolog point on to 10 endeavor to com cam campel rei pel the Gland hunk Pacific which In Is eking t Ihl right to 10 build a new nev transcontinental railway ny to construct It farther awny from the International boundary are ore plentiful however how ver that the need not trouble themselves about American invasion lon by li fore forc of arms anus The TIll Dominion Is becom becoming ing log rapidly Americanized by hy peaceful menus The great Industrial enterprises elt of the Dominion are arc already ver very er large Iv ly under American control Sir William WIlllam n n H HI I l j iI t q I h 1 i a t V e I r y r frt r p V F I Ir Ii JI i v vi d i li X r k 1 r J t i Y 1 a x aw awa i t j jW w a r t I It l jl i t v 9 t W K INDIANS AT WORK IN BEET FIELDS Among the laborers employed by b the Utah Sugar Co In the Ihl beet fields n llIs at inland Garland are tits tin Indians from This snap shot shows a number of ot them lined up Just as ns they the were wen I quitting work Just now all the Indian labor or that cnn can be 1 0 obtained by the company I is employed In thinning beets and the results arc are highly hIGhl mils factory both hoth to 10 the company anti and the tha Indians themselves They u are ure to paid b by uy the acre for lor their r work and nn I they thor mate n u t e good WilgUS especially the a who ore more In thou than the tho men The Thu l live lye In to their tents t cloS to the th beet beel fields they th y are ai III paid a rend bend mar man whom they deputize to collect their wages w ages for tor them They nu 1111 hire steady and an sober and many of them own their own Un wagons teams team and agricultural Implements Implement A AA Van Homo and Sir Shaugh flossy of or the Canadian 11 and Mr 11 Hays 1118 general t manager er of the Ihl Grand Grund Trunk all nil crone here hert front from the Iho United States General Alger and Sir Von Van 1111 limps Hone control one ono of ot the largest pulp mills In the tho Dominion Mr y if of r hasten Iston Is le one of ot the lending In tho Iho Dominion Iron and Steel con com pony pan of or Sydney Sdney Cape Capo Dreton Millions of ot American dollars are ire now Invented In Canadian timber lands and pulp mills Only n It short hort time ago the atone minister of 01 the of ot Quebec re ret 11 received t from u 1 Philadelphia man named in nn otter offer to 10 purchase wild lId lands In the tho tar mirth of tho province for tor n a syndicate which was W 8 ready to ViI pU 10 per lie I acre for Her Heror floras or hand 1101 though the offer was ie le It wits was not nol considered c h the Incident Is le Important as th the fact tint that American ta ts IH have got their eye ere upon the thi rul weAl h of ot their northern neigh Tors I S and because of ot their possession p of or large laige means are arc hound bound to secure thin the th best of ot It Where they ther to do not purchase outright or even een to or purchase the tho of or the thc best bast Canadian Industrials they still are lire deeply Interested tI In them thou from the fact that they have entered JI t VV FERDINAND FEDINAND RULER OF BULGARIA 1 J I 1 tae fate that befell t the Ih unfortunate c Kin Hin Alexander of M Serrin S anti anil his tits royal S tin rt has quite unnerved re 1 1 1 SAS i ti Ih ruler tuler nf or Ho lie knows that I tr b i lu hi h i 1 i n 11 mush much hated by II his hili people as I Iwu 11 a t w wu was is Alexander h by the th Servian He HI Is III Isnow isy y c i now floe IIO In n continual dread of ot assassination aa t t sly nd nil his fears t are tire shared by his cabi cabinet t net who recently held hold a 1 moeling to 10 tor 1 m r r t Y 1 con cou kler r the situation unit and take Inkt every eer I rei t A 1 popular outbreak e i The Th b of Ferdinand Imps has been 5 Vi 17 1 y S ln In r A but th Prince prine is 4 r les lea In abject terror r 1 i t 1 I Q r re 1 e l 1 I h hI hI ht I I t rim n r rI rI I j t w r p T e l b r y K ye yei I I J i a 9 I 77 1 G V 1 W S Y SENATOR FORAKER WA WAs WAr r r s 3 I Ie e L Lr s I 1 I I r The who ones ous who know the political n In Ut bio say t f n i 1 Senator For Fur Foraker aker lIer Is the Ih nur or of Sn Non Marcus A as De the boll of the state can machine The Thi friends of Senator Hamm maintain that he hr 11 still has hns con control 1101 of ot the helot helm but there aie many who deem Foraker the stronger manAA man AA A VV the Held of anti anil thus Ihus indirectly furnish murk mm Ii of the tho capital for manu lUll concerns fir f reign R f Canada ran cnn clAim the credit rl of or first attracting American bankers having hit Induced n a number of nf Arn capitalists to enter the Held This bank bink has haR now note an advisory com con committee In the United States Mates composted composed 1 of If Paul D n I NI New York Joints H n Eckels Chicago William C Lane Lae New York John Johl A Spoor poor Chicago Ired Pred Winston Wins tOil Chicago and henry Henr It H Wilson Now New No York An otTer offer to 10 pur purChase purchase Chase n a big bh block of the IIII capitol capital stock of the Ihl of Canada has lately been made male b hy by a n party part of ot American cap rop III Including P F Oaken Daker of the Ih Root National l tank Hank of ot New lW York John Julio B n Dennis li I I 1 Marston James JamesA A and C e I dyard Blair of ot New NewYork NewYork 9 York and 1 I Ogden Armour 1 A Val Valentine 01 entine Marshall Pistil Field eM John J Mitchell and Norman II n helm He n am m of Chicago LAND IA n At t the rate late nt at American land SI w lumbermen pulp pilip wood men own and nil settlers I front frum the Ihl United States have hat hll b been t n buying up land landIn In Camilla during durin th lust year ear or two tw It II Is la quite that tha the rho time Is le not nul fur tar distant when the of the republic will become actual of ot the Kmat n I bulk of Cana Canadian Canadian nna dian territory In th Ili bf best t wheat Lolls bolt of the continent a hl h are ate undoubted I situated nu In tin the more moro than t of the land hand has hils not nol yet Jet et been ui up I and the are bulk of or It Is III apparently apparent gung going Into 1010 American lands bands II is not particularly high pricey priced the they ha hay much more mon mono money monoe money ey e to 10 pay III tor fur It II thou limn the majority of ot luro immigrants Immigrant In 11 that of the he Canadian north wet welt where most mom of or tin Ii new Amerlean settlers are nn taking up iii i land hand this the rop ropa a are e magnificent 11 I It this land In the then nI mw n w larl hOl m ma may y IM I s had for tor rain from U UJ J 5 and 1 I per lr a ore re ur tin there are plenty of the older parish s In III which Ii U is la I Woith 10 to o 0 per I er acre HI r Some of or Bross Ih western farmers I 11 HA 44 much ns ss ti M I Ito to 10 U ends Mch fr for the of ot their grain and write their ih K for I the amount Ii as i son ns SIR A the he work worl is I Idone done It Is h conceded by all who know the Ihl west 11 cst that the n a American grants will make mak th the hi heat ifill st and most Ino 1 successful prairie farmers In n anul Tl ir experience thi lh Ir Indu try am arM their capital bunt fur for fi r much In the n 00 e country countr to 10 which they th art are lit dire 1 in ins For or they hey mid men for time the lIe most r rt wholly holl sympathetic to 10 American Amerlean Ideas The western wt lern Canadian is 1 I already sev several eral ertl decades decade ahead of ot the eastern In his hi notions upon political economy and time the difference between n the two to on this Ihl point which w Is lit particularly particular noticeable In the Hie present pre ent on 00 the new line lute e of f railway Is II li liable able aLle at al an any time to le prove prole the lie entering wedge of ot split spill between en the he two Iwo great of the thi Dominion The fhe western westerner er wants the t roil rail line to the lh nc neat oan tor his hie produce |