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E "Jure Y iy 5 9 Whets.. s ‘Aflfi $ * i â€" ht tss e s# / ~# ) | se s . Hticcty 4i , . ~sOCWN6 total cars ° in the United qml.‘;.m.ooo are on farms. Canâ€" ~4B* OR Tn #hik roepect like hor neighbor, »a(d'),,“’:’ _also #as a large percentage of autoâ€" * ‘” * Widbiles of farms. In the castern $+8 " prévinces there are more cars in the 3 ,: * ‘a‘ifei thih in rral districts, but in '.k;?“"fl the praiiie provinces farmers are - .. _. Jafffely in the majority. There are F‘“ mfi. regions along the Canad: 0 ,.‘-'.,*,.‘ W&l Railways where 99 per Â¥4 W own atttomobiles, + * @ny other districts at loast P mq per cent of the farmers z‘fl,g pwn. machines. : Tractors °"_ ud trucks are now in common use on 2e ADVERTISING RATES: Whereas the Ontario result was a sevenâ€"day wonder, the outcome in Alâ€" berta was expected by many political observers, There was no outstanding issue in the fight. «Premier Stewart did his best to make an issue of the return of the natural resources to the provinces, but without effect, as the reeults show. 4 ATberta electors on Monday deeided to follow in the footsteps of their fellowâ€"Canadians in this province, by ousting old political parties frem Government and substituting thereâ€" for a farmer administration. ‘The principal difference in the result there and the outcome of the vote here in 1919 is that in Alberta the farmers have a majority with which to carry on, whereas in this province a coalâ€" ition had to be formed with Labor. The fact that the Conservatives, formerly the Opposition party, failed to elect any candidates, can be interâ€" preted as skowing: the electors were not alone opposed to Liberal Governâ€" ment. Irstead they are determined to bury the old party system of Govâ€" ernment. While the rabid partyiam a few years ago is a thing of the past, it is likely that the two party system will return to this country within a few years with the return to normalâ€" cy in other things. It will be surprisâ€" ing if government by groups will surâ€" vive, but it would be unwise to proâ€" phesy when the return for the old order will take place. ® In his zeal in the discharge of his duty License Inspector Zinkann at tempted to halt a motor truck at Watâ€" erloo by puncturing the tires with shots from his revolver, at the same time endangering the lives of scores of Waterloo citizens. We are not concerned just now with the question as to whether the License Inspector was within the Taw or no‘ in â€" doing the shooting. . We had thought, however, that after the fatal shooting in Wssex by the Sandwich pastorâ€"inspector that the curtain had been rung down on the use of firearms by officers of the Ontario License Deâ€" partment. â€" Suppose a stray load of Hiquor does evade the vigilant eve of a license inspector? Surely that is a thousand times better than that the lives ef scores of people should be exposed to the danger of a stray bulâ€" let from am inspector‘s revolver. At the same time no Ontario town is looking for the notoriety following these shooting affrays. Chief MceEllistrum, _ of _ Waterio», wisely, we think, intervoned and put a stop to a very dangerous sport. Indications in both provincial and federal elections in the West are that the farmers are determined, for the present at least. to pin their faith to their own leaders. The National Automobile Chamber af Commerce publishes statisties which show the United States has 9.211,205 motor vehicles, or one to every 11 inhabitants. Canada comes second with one tn every 21 inhabitants. Of the other British Dominions, New Zealand has one to every 41 inhabitants, and Ausâ€" tralia one to 6. The British Isles have one to every 110. and at the bottom of the long list is Liberia, the free African state on the west coast, with one to every 250,000 of her poeple. | FOLLOW ONTARIO LEAD | The figures show that no less than 83‘ out of @very 100 of the world‘s @Atomobiles and motor trucks are in the United States, with South Dakota leading the stateés in proportion to population, having one to every five persons. The farming states generâ€" ally average one to every 10 persons. | A DANGEROUS GAME than Mondsy noon to insure inserâ€" CANADA SECOND IN MOTOR CAR OWNERâ€" SHIP a o # 0 n o a o# 600# a, RATES: # *# @ Much â€"has} been said about the the rich henfie this province enjoys in natural résources, with particular reference to its forest wealth. A visit to the sparsely settled parts of this great province wiil convince anyone o2 the boundless timber wealth which the province possesses. A moment‘s conâ€" templation will convince the person viewing this timber wealth of the need of conservation, of reforestation, and of fire prevention. But there are thousands who never see this wonderful expanse of virgin forest, there are many who wno do see them who fail to grasp the necessity of preserving this heritage. The Onâ€" tario Department of Lands, Forests and Mines, is this year conducting a campaign to convince ‘those who can‘ see, and those who fail to realize after seeing, that there is a great need for conservation. ‘the 117,500 in theBritish Isles.. Bri4*~ ~ tain, however, has many of the #maller| .. â€" types of moter ‘vehicles which he & 9 to redress the balance, and_with mych smaller distances "to cover there is| TC probably less need.of cars and trucks. f':“"" But, making every allowance for these points, the disparity is very great and reveals a much lower average standâ€" ard of wealth.:> â€" This campaign is being carried on by advertisements through the press of the proviace. These advortisements are of pleasing appearance, and un questionably wil?thelp to impress the people of the province of the need oi conservation of our forests, and inâ€" spire in them as ‘well a pride of proâ€" prietorship of a splendid natural re source. Alberta _ farmer leader _ to _ hear They‘re better off zations who think and instead have from time to time for th Musical Society‘s Band whi« years has enjoyed a ropu has exterded far beyond of this provinc him a wilt l6ss: pro cbnduct of his busin« to worry and takes a | world affairs. "I am marked Mr. Waamak who called to see him ways tound life filled â€" davs than miny days making a valuable contribation | fo wards mountaining an interest in band music by the organizition of a boys band. This hand will serve as a feeder fromâ€" which to draw fresh materiai from time to time for the Waterlo« John Wanamaker | received . man: messages of congratulation from .‘n'. over the world on his Si5rd hil\'nvl.n which occurred on Monday, July l1ta Fow husiness men who Have altaine that age still rem: of the enterprises have long been id maker is the ex< iwo great reti and Philadelph impa ho fret w business men w The Waterloo â€" Mu wWORTHWHILE PROPAâ€" 0 C Da. Editorial Comment red h a wh twenty ® =â€" _2 w‘ m i. in w"\"" “"»,-A"’.\ o . _** 1 + is a wÂ¥ C * fixp _ ’ * x (\ w esn o uin w2 yPe * e .o 4 NCz M\ b'"")/ . \5'« Py ? - Aa e g “\?\3‘- y ‘“.‘v"‘}) ,‘;_,, &+ * < .v:.‘,J 5 Miys m e se oS \{ t"‘m ©5y 0i ® _ a* c â€" h ? .w't’mjz‘.*“’« {“\ CWkertican a) pC HEY TURN ON THAT watrn! irmers â€" al head . thk mential gets any w.ret XceptH d uin bevend the boun progre nt than some duds id th ire â€" without . @ ie â€" government cal ul that I have i th more sum And the imi putal to have Jeaders now as t1 H h { Mr. Wan inter So« many rad ind tario "on the hip‘ without being legal Bandits Car Has Been Recovered TORQNTO, Fuly ‘42.â€"The man who, tailed : toâ€" get in ‘his stack before .the 19th and faces the long drought with an empty cellar will be" intéérated to know that he can carty lighor 4nto Op; WINDSOR, July 22.â€"â€"Beyond the rt covery of the green.auto in which they drove away. not the slightest il:;x«‘l- hus been found of the six men who at noon Wedneséay held up and robbed tie Poetite Cote: Merchants Bank of he tween $15,000 and $18.000 cash, The abanmdored ear was found, its rasoline tonk empty. near the village T naehi d from strychnine poisoning was this morning arraigned before Magistrate Farrell, charged with causing a daughter to . take poison. She pleaded not guilty. COMMITTED FOR TRIAL. KING§TON. July 20.â€"Mrs. Mary Bridges who (oqcthcr with her three daughters were taken to the Hotel Dieu last Friday suffering WINDSOR, Jul Ma th loft wa nE wil m the race U the river t htest hindran cleanâ€"up of th BANDITS GET $19.000 fieult imatter for th alt t1 #i 1i m Maidstone over o main thoroughfa I] th m 1 up WOR npty. near the villa linrsday . morning. the men had aneth cornd that they dro ut 4w Mer ad $10,000 the trousands con ctrack and to have to Detroil withort 11 in sotiable valuables n currency, which ba possibly would 1 prop n took ploy ban 1Â¥i Bevond the to lun bly Six armed y wprart m coa box Wind lesfrom obtained the of noth drov pil Wil hay tw the m It it l'l-.'l‘l’ll{l}()ll(). Ont., July 2 day Gordon Stuart, who was s by Magistrate E. Payne of ( ford to nine months in the jail on July 9th, escaped. e to Campheliford . and | late evening was recaptured by Police â€" Duncalf. _ The â€" priso when hesaw the constable and Duncalf opened fire. _ shot weat oyer the prlsonx but ho kept @1 amimning. C calf then planted a shot in of Stuart‘s leg. + rmydedidrt <hilly 21 â€"*Furnisned 1"‘:, + 'A ."o‘ y 4t * the : o fe Chants Banik or Canadaâ€"and yobbed it 6t approkimately * $15,000 fi'u&' Wednesday, the 4!:«& -nu-ohnuq assisted " By the~Royal ;Canadian Mounted Police last dight were scourâ€" ing Esset Colunty M ~seaurch of the big gréen ‘dutomobile in which the banâ€" dits made their escapé, ‘ Driving up to the bank the bandits first held up and robbed Harold Musse of Petite Cote of $70.â€" Masse had just come outside after making a deposit in the bank and was | preparing to drive away in his automobies > While two of the bandits guarded the _ doors, l,u:rn,'vv‘d{‘ A _ Lewis and Edward Lauzon, tellers, and tMins Lonise Pare bookkeeper, were marde officer, ; whs*witnegsed ‘by at least a seore of pé‘fszfis'.'ndt‘a" single one so &u"hls ‘beenable . ig doscribe any of the thus, except t;t one is believed to haveé a‘ glins dye~ Car Was Stdien The groomt cat was stolén early in the. morping~ from :. the â€" garage _ of Meary Dreaillard; p.245 Windecmere road,‘ Walkervitle, ~ > Puegs, Passed Cigars When the money, amounting to al most $15,000, had been tossed in : guarded. > . awAy from ment.?". asl in Ahe mpébtork 0¢ th6 dldest Man ORememceit Sovor ns einio onl .0 Te and Edward Lauzon, tellers, and tMins Lonisg Pare bookkeeper, were wmarde to lie down on theâ€"floor of the bank while three others of the gang ranâ€" sacked the vawlt and drawors. 3 _Alt_hou;h the robbery, the first of its kind along the Canadian . border According to Huart‘s simply walked out of when the placeâ€"was un Four Perish in Boarding House Fire at Cleveland fi bodrding Doors Unlocked, vnil 18 discuss the Bhantung gnt Yap# qaestiond, wiich: it"is held ‘wero‘s MUWeussed bit the Ratisipeacé coH ference, TMEFSC 0 00. > â€"_â€" (Canadian Press.) TORONTO, | July 21.â€"â€"An imâ€" portant gold discpvery has hbeen reportedâ€" to the Ontario Departâ€" ment of Mines by A. G,. Burrows. It is locatedâ€"near Godrean, Ont., a shori distance â€" north of Lake Superior, / A mumber of assays have been made giving the gold value at the rate of $31.20 a ton and quartz at $48.80 a ton. (CanaWan Press.) : TOKYO, #uly 21+â€"The Japanese Cabthet, the Nick@ Shinbun says to diy, hiusw decided to participate in the proposéd Washington conâ€" ference With "the general proâ€" gramnto ‘VF*mot ‘Wiscussing questâ€" ttons" &AectMr! the _ sovarbign â€" rights of participants and flso not." A Find Gold Near 1 Near Superior | cesc l £, Japan to Talk aptured 1h risoner Walked Out of the Jail ‘Wkqo â€" would _ not â€" walk om ping months‘ . {imprisanâ€" asked Stuart, when ‘he whs d th Disarmantrent : 1 is fik, au e e ch e Mrs. Ed inghter. M irms of the women ently Ir d ocked and in t in the own sto Isonet lix St v the Chlef M bours sentencr 1t amphell retu rned Tuesday er â€" fled coming H viv police head inks Dur in a fair first alf h 14 hetp, bBe OFithb.men, who abBoared| . p. _( _ _ " NCA LCE a °. . prtne) in y ,'s-n»m taken fromthe private| generous ‘ "drawer‘ ot Lould A Cignno Hanager, *=-â€"’â€"--'._.=:=. as absent from the kank at the â€"__&_. s tes~‘se * *‘"| Deport Pr MMW ofâ€"the Wellâ€"] | ____ °S ., â€"ta jngton: Heotehâ€"Samidgwich WestSa, cliont! 5 ______..s.___... of the bank, was shot in the leg and|, . .. _ . . (Canadil slightly ; wounded.when he hitqupted| . OTTAWA, 4ul to escape from the building:" He had| ernment has or: more than $6,000 in hisâ€"hand, which| . from the: penite he, intended ‘tu‘dwuult,; The wound,| .Horne; who. trie in the fleshy. part of theâ€"right thigh,| international. br did not prevent.him from getting Qut}. ter, N.Byduring side, however, and thus saving Bis| . on October 31, 1 money, Led to 1 lvears o ol STRATPORD, July Dungey. an uio. deal told the police yesterd the vietim of a darin lite Wednesday nisht, took place at the co amd Nile streets. Ac gey two men Jhunped Pboard of the c anm stop. a blu rifted 07â€" Thelentive Tarlésh arm ‘of EakiSBNthr Hndéattacked t i In; while the Fight 1 metres west of theâ€"town. _ â€" Mitchell Garage Owner is Held Up in Classie City Explosion on Vessel Injures Dozen of Crew iniles The license number on tho greeh car was Ontario 16§231.;, ) 0C . Were At th# Races A feature of the robbery which may result in the attorucyâ€"general‘s | deâ€" vartment taking a hand in the ‘affair, is that t goodly uuimber of the county constables were at the racetrack this «ufternoon and did not hear of the afâ€" fair for some hours afterward. of the firrm Made \Easy Getaway. With their revolvers stillâ€"traingd on the three bank employes, the | thugs backed outside, making their escape, in the stolen‘ automobflc. Less than fiftcen minutes later, Beâ€" noit staggered to a telephone to notâ€" ify the Windsor, Walkervill@ and Ford polirt‘. who took up the chase. The groen automobile passed â€" Woodslee, nccording to a trlophond â€" message, within a stort thiné after Té’ Tex#etite Cote, ihdi(':ningAth}li l'!'\i!.'fn"‘:hu)xm have been lru\’vliugfi "ut least f pany was rum of th ATHENS, July 25.â€"Greeks in Asia Minoy have. been followâ€" ing up energetically the victory they gained over Turkish Nationâ€" alists in the fighting brought on by the attempt of the Kemalists to recapture the keypoint of Eskiâ€"Shchr on the Bagdad railway, according to official advices from the fighting front received here. The Greeks captwred forty guns and took a great numbeér of prisâ€" Onets Captured Fortyâ€"One Guns a nd Took Great Number of Turkish Prisonersâ€"Tur ks‘ Attempt to Recapture Eskiâ€"Shehr Fails. _ Attempt of Turks Fails $ SMYRNA, Asia Minor, July 25.â€"An attempt by the Turks to recapture Eskiâ€"Shehr and Ineunu â€"hasâ€"reaulted in failure. Severe losses were mfli¢tedâ€"on the T 6 sidn of Turks was capfured. ;| e 9e d & 2 a m Lxnew york CREEKS ARE FOLLOWING UP VICTORY OVER NATIONALISTS B The The 1 AN FRANCISCO been / tr an hout Ho FAILURE ANNOUNCED h mno s itch, chain »ldâ€"up according to Dungey, c at the corner of Rebecca streets. . Rcecording to Dunâ€" men jumped on the running (1 of Chandler Bros. & Com innounved from the rost Stock Exchange toâ€"day. ND, July 22. â€" Charles auto dealer at Z\lilvhol( ce yesterday that he was f a daring holdâ€"up here day night, being relieved i, chain and the key of hx pl T w ar and forced hit over the he number enl July in which im of her main feer word received here Ive members of th« reported »ly fatally mship C irra ont he . twe infured on tho green inelst hi The failure Ipp erlOus him to ad with pockets al Th the Enough Gas for Premier Defers â€" _ _ Statement on s ue Irish Question LONDON, July 25.â€" The statement with regard to frish peace negotiaâ€" tions, which it was hoped Lloyd George would make in the House of Commons today, was not fortheoming the Prime Minister saying in reply to questions that he hoped to be in a position to make a statement shortly The Prime Minister‘s inabrlity to make gues were still c have not indicat tude towards the Horne was arrested in the Unitâ€" ed States and has spent the last six years in American‘ and Canaâ€" dian prisons. Some time ago the penitentiary surgeons . certificd 2 g'ha(_l_.r!e"(_\gu‘_s“ insane and it was on »ie n mpun l Ahat bis Felsgee was ‘‘Graiite{. "te must;" nowever, be LONDON, Ont.. culy 35 ply of natural gas on the Lundas street, close to t its will rup up to about 5 feet per day. or about h consumed daily in this ci according to the report o missioner Eslin. who has ouzhly into the matter . rreat as artificial gas The report of _ the Commissioner hay caused a sensationghore, and. it Is underwent that the City Council will be asked to open necotiations with "l‘(‘ Clty Gas Co. to have the company bring tho natural gas to the citizens through | its mains. _ It is suggested that it lw-‘. mixed with the artificlal product .‘n]’d the ratés cut to what will '1»'(, fair to all parties concerned. PARIS, â€" July 25. â€" Internationaliâ€" zation of the Danube River finally beâ€" came a reality Â¥m:lvrd:|,v, when the reâ€" prosentatiyes â€" of _ interested Allied parties held their final meeting hore and signed a convention to that efâ€" a statement today. was du that Eamonn de Valera ar fect Danube River ~ Finally Becomes Internationalized Every Hittle leat Horne, who tried to blow up the International. bridge at Dorches ter, â€"N.By during the war and who on October 31, 1910, was sentengâ€". ed to 10!years on a charge of enâ€" dangering life and ‘property by damaging railway â€" bridge. The Werner HorWe: case will be well remembered. it caused a consid‘. erable sensation during the ecarly years of the war. 4 .. {Canadian Press) ;. .. . OTTAWA, duly. zl"m govâ€" ernment. has ordered Athe. releass from the: penitentiagy ~of Werner ced ut 200A ibravicene 24M Wpq i99 returned to his own country, ce many, immediately upon hi reâ€" Igase. _. . M 10. in at s shly The Deport Prisoner eâ€"report is odorle and das hP (Canadian. Press.) itill further states that the s, is of first class qualâ€" a heat value twice as Valera and nis coltea considering them and ited Sinn Fein‘s attiâ€" ie proposals. Half the City Commissioner jhore, and, it is y Council will otiations with 5.â€"The sup e Saul farm, the city lim 500,000 cubje half the gas ty. This is of Gas Comâ€" ias Com: me thor he fact ‘Qxford Warden : Entertaines 5,000 _ at Garden Part ; big Chippawa Hriro Cevel« on au this search dan yoat the entire‘ night '-uh‘:qu from 3,000 to 3,500 men , will been laid off, ; South Waterloo 3 Candidates Made _ _ No decision was I“M by .. commission on. the uggestion > duce the wages of, commqonp d on day shifts from 50 certs an M to a figure, comparable, with "") effect in other sections of ‘the PF ince. _ The commission betieves 1 if, it placesâ€"the sitlition splainly . fore.the men an. amicablessette ‘ 9# this point_can be reached. ./ | gies among theâ€"meyâ€"on the C -:‘ night shift played a big part 40 f ing ‘ the compiission~to â€" its ~decis was admitted yesterday in several thoritative instances. . Flogds of l‘ itwoG@s liquors, it is .said;. havye bauched some of the:â€" mpen.addicted its useâ€"=caustog frequent layâ€"offe, & rendered others temporarily physic ly unfit to perform t‘l;elr duties. "D ing the darkness of night, it is 8@ some of _ the Aroublesome ? would find coves for.an allâ€"night ffe GALT, July 22.â€"â€" The entrance amination results for South Wati are quite satisfactory as the follom Eummary shows: * P woOopsToCK. Jufy 4 â€" m years Oxford ‘ County*‘ wardens 1 tendered the nrermibérs O8f the Cgt and their friends i banquet‘at the of the term. This year Warden J ston established a precedent whe@t pave a garden party on th6é M Refuge lawns Wednesday night, wak â€"estimated that over 5,000 pe were present from all parts (of country. ©_Galt, 229 candidates, 209 passed. . ?5 candidates. 22 passed. New B burg, 46 eandidates, 31 passed: .. The percentage of those takdmg ors was good. Victoria School, of city, has the distinction of provl two pupils to head a list of 262 dldites in ant. Mary Failure on the part of the men the night shift to give amj a laborâ€"return which would big expenditure, involyed in .\@B ing them forced the Provincial Commission .at its special â€" yesterday to come to this â€" The festivities commenced with ball game at eix o‘clock, and Md ing rapidly in succession was a 10 programme of music by outside tfl and speeches by the four membef§ Parliament _ for _ Oxford County, 'i dance wound up the most succohi garden party ever given in Of0 County. , ‘ White Murder 1| Convict Lynched by Missouri‘s M (Canadian Press.) HATTIEBSRURG, Miss,, Jaly * Casey Jones White, recently com ed of the murder of Mrs. J. K. M Iy and senfenced ‘to be hanged s 18, but whoso casp was finldln‘ poal before the state suprome & was taken from the county jJail 4 this mornin® byâ€"a mob and hangé tho court yaM. * LE MANS.,, France., July 25 Murphy of the United smn.;é the Grand Prix automobile race, here toâ€"day. . Ralph Do Paima States, was sepond; Goux of was third. is j Those who are "The m ° on will notice that Halil‘s Catarch JOE MURPHY WINS South Barric Waterloo, Fred