Show TIIE GARLAND c W jW : ’ S "V-- ' w Vffli'I ’i ¥ fe V V : i ig 1 UTAH in the attack the crew at steerage a given signal from thejeaderpne group attacks the bridge and seize OPENLY DEFY LAW the captain another the engine room while A third covers the passenger at pistol’s point and keeps them from “Trade” Flourishing One Interfering wise mother strengthen their iy the After ship has been captured mlsion of Cod Liver Oil It cootain in the pilot Is ordered to steer for a Thi hplp build up iturdy rcsi- tance against coldrsdid other common point of land whore comrades of the g(ost'many Then there as pirates are The fine art of buccaneering Wealth of the "sunshine vitamin’ in the meanwaiting (D) in thi emulsion that promotes the development of practiced by the sea wolves of south time the passengers are robbed of strong bones and teeth — matter to important in growing China may lack much of the romance their valuables those to be taken children Pleasantly flavored Easy for children to take and glamor of the days of the Spancaptive lined up on the deck and ®°wne Bloomfield N J Sale Representative ish Main but the principle is exactly bound while the ship’s stores are reHarold F Ritchie it Co lac New York the same Illood Is spilled ships are lieved of all article that can be tiMTnn m Stott radio program on Suodatt night at Ttopm nnrr Stoliono HJ Anooloo KOIN CorUtnd htRC bom captured by the dozens and hundreds handled conveniently Ftoncmoo KOL SoaUUKVI Tncomn nod KLLV Spokono Of captives carried off for ransom The chief reason (hat piracy Is In many respeejs the Chinese buc- lowed to continue In South China is caneer Is a more crafty more cold that the British authorities are more blooded Individual than the Captain or less powerless to conduct an Kidds of yore Afraid of nothing pedition on a big scale without cept possibly n hath he pursues Ids fringing on Chinese sovereign rights calling with methodical boldness and Although the Chinese authorities today as centuries ago spreads ter- themselves have admitted their ror and death among the ships pljtng ability to deni with the buccaneer Social Bellwether When Mas Strikes Twelve the South China seas N’ewedd— I wonder why It Is we When a mun Is thirty years old an they lim e refused many times to Bias bay about 03 miles from perate with the British In any effort can’t save anything? Investigation has shown he is at the Mrs almost within the range to punish the freebooters Newedd— It’s the neighbors Ilongkong peak of his physical strength Womof British guns Is the stronghold of dear they are always doing some- an passes the peak a year or two the pirate gangs Almost continunl sooner A Rembrandt thing we can’t afford — Embellished warfare has been conducted against Glasgow Scotland nas a sensation them for five decades hut they still In the report that the fatuous piccarry on Hraving battleships and ture “The Man In Armour” by RemRELIEVES HEAD CHEST BACK COLDS submarines even airplanes tluv brandt was found to possess the emsally forth In their little junks seize bellish moot of a second artist who Is a merchant man kfilnnp a few Chinese believed by an expert to have made and return to their base where tlmv certain additions to the pl ture probappear to live the lives of simple and ably K0 years ago At present the harmless fishermen Stainless Rub In" and ulnting is In Holland being unsurpassed In the last ten jears an average for certain cracks which had in preventing of three foreign ships a year hne relieving congestions appeared In the canvas nuT the been pirated QUALITY In Bias hay territory art there has reported to the Art SOLD AT ALL SINCE 1E33 DRUG STORES IIow many Chinese ships and Junks Callerles committee of Glasgow corIt been have seized is not known but poration that around the figure are is safe to presume that the total runs traies of the woik of a Named After Famoui Spa Thot Headline second Until Into three figures annually all City Editor— Well what wa Magnesium sulphate came Into use The value of “The Man In Arthe Seventeenth recently little resistance was offered mour” Is estimated at over STOOono during century In the excitement? was the of the Epsom ship’s officers mid piracy by It was once In the spa la Reporter — Nothing hut a ent fell In possession of Sir consequence considered fiy the Chinese a fairly which became famous as a the bny and was England loshtia R'vnolifi safe trade to follow Smoke It up watering City Editor— Great place and health resort In the case of foieign vessels ail about lGlo wrote Charles II LaWall for an extrn Nine lives lost One or the Other men In nre committed pos piracies by 'Tour Thousand Years of Blinks Is jour wife a good driver? The danger would Aha! Later in the same century lng as Jink-I’m not surn whether fdiols he too great to risk staging an attack or all "They sit down on every Jok 1 the oilier drivers she meets Dr Friedrich Hoffman found the waters of the Seidlltz spring In by the sea send In” although that method are —(Tin mnali Enquirer contain to "Well If there proved effective in the days of sail wouldn't magnesium sulphate many they We wish Mother Nature were more and so the terms Epsoin salt and any point to them” lng ships With supplies of arms ind ammunearly person tied so that she could Sridlitz salt were used to designate nition smuggled aboard and the ship hear and appreciate thepiotty things this same substance long before its Faith Is the soul going out of Itself we well out nt sen the pirates usual had been established for all Its w ants— Boston composition Fay of her For wise vy " 1 i C A PLANO NRATES CHINESE rowing Canada TIMES :c$xrt & ’ (3 hi h ¥1 i-- ? 1V V mV 1$ )! '1 - Two Canadian With a Season’ Catch of Beaver and White - jF Fox (Prepared by National Geographic Society The cnnnl was built by the Royal Washington U c — VV0 11 new regions In engineers In the third’ decade of the lag aliened last century and is still In use a monby new roads railroads and ument to their skill and workmanship roules Canada reWith the opening of the canal the litvolts an Increase of nearly tle settlement grew In Importance and In populutlon during the past was decade called Iiytovvn after Colonel By According to a recently comthe Royal engineers It commanding pleted census there are 10853773 soon became the headquarters of the habitants In the Dominion Ottawa valley lumber Industhriving Ihe story of the discovery evplora try tlon settlement and development of Canada from the days of Jmqucs Car Beautiful driveways and natural tier (1534) Samuel de Champlain puks line the banks of Ottawa's rivers and canal (1C03) and and though It Is essenHudson (1010) iitIiry down to the advent of Ihe lailroad In tially a city of homes many Industries the middle of the hist century there Is one congregate attracted by the of travel by sea river and lahe (heap water power developed by The waterways of Canada provide falls The original parliament build tics - were burned In 1010 A easy access to the heart of the continent Ootldc structure has rishalf the area of the magnificent Nearly en on the old site crowned by a cenDominion for the moment excluding tral spire Victory tower 335 feet high the District of Franklin uunprNmg built to commemorate the Arctic Inlands Is drained by maCanada’s part In the World war jestic rivers — on the Atlantic coast the St Lawrence on Hudson hay the Montreal the largest of tlie CanaNelson and on the Arctic the Macdian cities was desolate St Lawrence kenzie No great natural obstacles river bank three hundred years ago vide these river basins It was first visited by Jacques Cartier and passage from one to another Is easily made by the settlement on the site rose In ehort portages Travel 1012 Few cities have greater natural by boat or canoe throughout the northern and advantages At the head of ocean eastern parts of Canada though slow navigation yet almost 1000 miles from has always been easy the Atlantic it Is a natural gateway Until' the railways were built set for the commerce of the continent tlement and commerce Her merchants have not been slow to wore to the seaconst and the ter Untake advantage of the situation rltories adjacent to the groat rivers limited water power drives her indusand lakes of the Interior The age of tries’ wheels followed the conrailway evpansion Next to Montreal ranks Toronto federation of the colonies of l’ritish of Oncapitnl city of the Province North America Into the Dominion of tario the most thickly populated proCanada and made possible the settlevince of the Dominion Nearly ment of the extensive disfarming of the Domlnon’s Inhabitants live tricts on the prairies of that region W’ltlitn Ontario’s borders Toronto Is hitherto without access to any market a worthy capital of a great province a financial and industrial center and Airplane Being Used the seat of the largest university In During the past deiado u widely exCanada tendi d use of the airplane has been For the next largest city one must developed In the remoter patts of the Dominion where modem faeilitli's for Jump half way across the Dominion travel are nonexistent to Winnipeg Ihe distributing center of and the alternatives are the canoe in summer and western Canada and as It were the the dog team in winter nek of the bottle where the railway linos Its use by foi esters for fire patrol Although slightly converge more than a century old Its rapid and timber cruising Is now well established while the modern the growth has taken place during surveyor with his aerial camera past two generations Now It Is a city flying 5000 of fine streets well timbered to 10000 above the ground proparks and beautiful driveways along the duces a complete photographic record of the country for many miles on each and Red rivers aide of his line of (light from which This is a leafy city far removed enn he plotted wilh simple traverses from one’s Idea of a drab treeless on the ground for control all the The noble parliament buildprairie fentutes of Ihe region are worthy of the ings of Manitoba air routes between large province Regular Crowing with the great CaCanadian are In the making cities nadian west Winnipeg’s future Is asmiles west Is CalThat phase of development must nec- sured Some essarily be blower than In Europe or gary the United States where the populaTwo Big Cities In th West tion Is denser the traffic heavier and with 120 Vancouver Inhabitants climatic conditions less severe To are In the spotlight and Victoria aee Canada from the air today one among the leading cities of the Pacific Is dependent on the courtesy and hoscoast Victoria clinging to the southpitality of the services maintained by ern end of Vancouver Island Is the the Dominion and provincial govern- first city of the province British ments and by commercial firms Columbia It was first settled In 1S42 The greatest percentage of increase by the governor of the Hudson’s Pay shown by the census In population It is perhaps the most Engcompany was In the province of Rntish Columlish town outside of England Its sitbia where there are' nearly uation Is delightful and the absence than there were ten more Inhabitants of the rush and hustle of other western cities years ago Quebec and Saskatchewan Its beautiful gardens fine provinces Increased by more than buildings drives and splendid climate all lend It an attraction for those who WinniToronto Montreal Ottawa wish to lead a quiet out life and Hamilton Vancouver are peg and escape the rigors of the sterner cities of more than 100 0(10 population climate of other provinces Ottawa is the capital of the Dominbase the naval situated In a ion Queen Victoria was well advised Is of importance stratenearby bay when She named Rytown as It was of the gically and the headquarters then called the seat of government Royal Cnnad an Navy and Imperial Few capafter confederation in 1S07 fleet on the I’acinc coast itals have a finer natural location contrasts Vancouver with sharply The houses of parliament and surroundVictoria It Is 'he metropolis of the ing government ((filet's are built on a Canadian Pacific coast a thriving city high bluff on the south bank of the still in the making each year IncreasOttawa river Jimt below the Chaudiere A generation ing Its Importance ago falls tall pines grew where It stands in was second 11)23 Its shipping trade River ana Canal ai Ottawa With the only to that of Montreal north forested spurs of the wealth of mines timber fisheries and extend almost Altian mountains not only of I! ritish 'Columagriculture to'' the river bank while onr the Onbia but of the western prairie's betario side of the river the city Is surhind It It cannot he otherwise than country rounded by a fine farming one of the great trailing ports of the the OtSince the days of Champlain world It la the terminus of two matawa river has been the main highway Permanent jor railway systems of Canada from the sea to the West however Just under the IWixw population in the district settlement mark is Quebec which no narrutive of only began In the first rievsde of fhe fulls to mention No After the War of the Dominion Nineteenth century city of the world has a more romantic looking 3S12 the Pr ti'h government for a strategic route from the sea to history than the old French capital wlibh would avoid nestling below the cl ffs of the Citadel the Croat lakt-the lute ‘uaFonal warn way of the St and the plains of Abraham where ion was finally deIded In 1751) the great Iawreme decided on the nd England which would give struggle between France of the R deau In the western head an' ai’ertt it ve waterway from Mon- for supremacy on Lake 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