Shamrock Wins Race Herald's Weekly Crop Report Number

VOLUME XIII. TWELVE PAGES LETHBRJDGE, AIAERTA, TUESDAY, JULY 20,1920 TWELVE NUMBER 186 -SHAMROCK WINS RACE HERALD'S WEEKLY CROP REPORT NUMBER. 13. GREAT

Reports of remarkable" growth and have tlie money rior the horse power tesolute Was Passed Early- in. splendid stands, together with the an- fior the" feed durins the spring to do Race and Never Headed Win- nouncement that rye cutting for grain the work on the laud which should vill be?general the. latter end of this bave'been done. The backward seed- Where America £up Races ner—Shamrock Had • Some veek, feature this week's crop record, ing conditious also had an effect on the Luck Today—Needs Only One iluce issuiog theilteruld's 12th week- state of tilth.'with the result, that 7 weeds-were allowed to get "an early Are NoW Being Staged More Win in -Next Three y crop report a'Week ago, Southern ; f Alberta has experienced the hottest start. However, it. the crop yleHe Ultimatum Discussed in BritStt Starts to Lift Cup. , Enormous Increase in Wages, is week.of the year." buckily there were". its well as is uo\v. expected tlio farm- .Granted to Rail Workers in n almost every; district of the south, ers will be'in a better position next , Housc-rCharge Arabs $41 spring to.do.the work which should splendid moisture surpluses wheii the 7 Properly Treat S.S. VICTORIA,'July 20.—To-, United States warm weather set in,'with the result have been done this spring; day's race wac a triumph for tf.t hat the growth hag been phenomenal, '• The hopper menace in a few dis- sailing qualities of thei Shamrock tricts is serious, enough but on r- the and the sticraft of Captain Bur- BfEANS 525 MONTH EACH \\heat is practically all now headed whole it Is being well combatted and FKENlCH WISH out. most of it a goc^l height tnd ton, whole courage ;«nd-iklllhil TO TWO MILLION MEN it is not expected thai the total.los> 1c ESTORE ORDER handling of the -challenaer ,wis there „ IB 'every- -indication that it from this cause will be. large. will fill well." Another general .rain admired : by experts abo«(^ ^tt\ef / Hay crojis, especially xvhere. upland Victoria. His prowess wasV'esRei luring tha end of; the present week Jttly 20.—Th e govera- CHICAGO, July 20.—An 18 hay is usually cut, :wiil be large, and cfally admired-on two^'speclflc would;set up an. ideal: condition for there is expected to be a surplus of \ as ^severely attacked m the occa&lons, firstly^ when, by ajMf£ pir cent incieasp in freight 3Uing the berries and making the feeci-this year with resulting lower house - of .^cpnuhpn" s last night ^ stroke, he succeeded simuHjlliam- will be necessan to meet crop yield ',well.' Some; reports today prices for hay. The north Is'said to William "Ormsb) Oore Unionist fy In sailing closer to the line and .ell-of lieaVv> containing 60 to 55 ber- ba\e êrj heavj natural hay cropb movetf adjournment to call attention nearer his course; and secondly, Ilic 2t jx.r cent \\age .raard ries, and-as, in most cases; the stand Alfalfa har>es{ is in full sniag ant] to the Fretfch pollen in Svrla and get by setting a small forestay sail gianlcti railroai! cmplo\ees lo- S fairly heavy, some very heavy crops yields of 1V^ to ^ tons per acre from a clear declaration of the British pol- 1 below the jib' topsail, a movement1 may be expected. - Given a continu- the first cutting are-.being reported icy regarding / itl Jlr. Ormsby-Gore unexpected by expert?] •the Mjuîgers' Association, stat- tions:there.will, be"many: crops of -.0 There is splendid pasture on the of, th>/BriUsIi government was stronger drive in the light breeze; to 50:hushcls per acre reported when prairies. Much of the grass Is seed (leepl/ mvohe'd in vier ot specific than the Resolute, which still was ed lo tlie railroad labor board. the threshing machines start work. ing. Thjf:\viil have tba-effect :ot pledges it hart ^^.i iu support of using a'baloontr. '' So far this season there have bee seeding down the natural range whJcli A rabid n indcfrendence : Tho Weather CHICAGO, Tul% 20 -TheUn no hot winds to i:iyup the" straw and is highly desirable -alter.'it.has been Tue.BUpr^me^BrHish iiitereat-In the NEW YORK, July ZO/—Special ripen the grain in lo_o rapidly. This, cropped oft so closely for tbe.pasl MiddJe East, he. declared, was restora- forecast for Sandy. Hook; N. J., ited Slates'.nulway board award- with the presence of A. good supply two or three years. tion of peace/, while the inevitable out winds/off, Sandy Hook today, ed Ihc'nearl} two million organ- of BUb-siirfdcc moisture." baa bad the A lot ,of splendid aumra erf allow lug "Lonie* of ttiS'French 'Ultimatum would oentle' to: moderate and nostly be a^need forimofe.BritlGh troops and r i/eif )Jilv.av \\orkus increases effect of carrying the/grain along well, is being done ubile in &ume distrltts northwest to west northwest. and makefi.,,for tiplendid yields there Is. considerable - breaking. money for". tlils^rfegioii. He. added Jt Fair weather. totalling $600,000,000 Jho presence of ueeds in many Sonio districts-have been visited-bv wa-5 th» Brlti ah*- pledges alone wLlch The Start fields will'have'the effect of reducing fino showers /Sunday,- and yesterday, brought th*) Arabs u to the v.ar on S^NDY HOOK" July 20—Sir Thom- 'Hie increase amounts to ap- the jield gcnenllj to ôme extent but these are by no" means general. the îde of ihe allies m as •Tjipton'B challenger Shamrock IVL. proMiiidtch 21 pci cent of the Unfortunately the farmers did hot (Coutlr.ued on Page Four.) *lL °I. My£??? waated to know sailed over tho .starting Una .aheid. vhetlier BntHin"â3 committed to present rales of pa> of. the' American defender/ ReBolute- provWo meir anft'monej- to assist the in today's race for the America's cup Retroactive'to May 1 French, to averting authority over the and hreezed anayion the first 10 mile "The board 'assumes as : the basis terrltcrv~ {neludlDgr Aleppo and Da leg of a-30-mile I triangular course, -i Jof this decision*' the-award.yays, "the wh9&Q independence neguar 1 reach out'to sea. x continuance io'full force and effoct;d Crops in Manitoba anteed r *_ %. Burton Sails Today •' the rules v< orkmg conditions am He însisted IhatriWhatever , the Brit- The aoove Is tlm location ptt Sandr Hook_-where tlie-liilrteanthititBtoric SAVDY HOOK, July 20—Interest, agreementaUn force under-the: anthor ish policy was, it should he clearly in toda> s race for the America's cup 5t> of the Onited States railroad ad defined to both the French a,na Arabs Americas Cup Derty is in progress Eat-h raca will'he 30 tnilea^lth the stalling poinC off the Ambrose Light vessel The Hrst and ihlrd races will clung not only to Whether Shamrock min|stratlon The Intent of this dc Must TreafArabs Right IV or Resolute won, but,to vhetlitt i clsion-in thatHhe named increase ex and Saskatchewan Karl >d\sQrd'T£AyiHterton, a'Coall be 15 miles'to "* indward anil return the second aii'l fourth 1C necessary, wll i Tje_around an equilateral trlacgle. 10 miles to a lee Ibo tuminf qiarkg Ijeln Captain Via P Burton, ot tne Upton cept as otherwise stated shall bo turn Ujnoni6rJ»npiH>i tfaiS Mr Ormebv ciafl would make a show ins that added to the rite ot compensation es Gore ^stron'fe.y resented "ha>ing used located on tli6»-10-mile sector # Tie iO-m'le sector extends from oft Long Branch.aon the Jersey cpaa1, to the middle ^f Lang B«aclt on tne Lone would \varrant Sir Thomas in keeping tabllshed b% the United States rail the \rabs as^ allies In the war and him tu commaii3ôf the cnahen£entV- iban luning rjem afte'ward for the [aland, shore The 15 mile sector extends from off Ashhuiy £ark, New Jewe> 1 r r Needing Rain Badly to jtfst bc\ond Jones 'nlet'gn tha Long Island shore line HlghrauBs' on^the 'rDieBatiefacliuii was reported to na^c, - Th6 awatd 1s retroactlve'lo May 1 saKe of Frencfi jntereats:' He did not New Jersey'coast, is the highest point of vantage from \yhicb the rates may run hig)( among the Lipton fofces aften jof this year. bcljevp "Englishmen \ would, be ivilUng Saturday's-contest nhich was.called , The decision 'of the board grants't' tu fight their former Dallies, he added. be,witnessed by the aid of powerful field classes 1hi> time limit for finish v SASKATOON, July 20.—Within a Ail through Southern and South- ing. a race 19 sit hours If one jacht has not finished within that time the off when Jlesblnt* although"shonlng ^ the railroad"workers^ appr'oisimalelj radius- of 25 miles of Saskatoon there western Manitoba condition^ are gen Afajor General J E"*B Seelj CoaH ; race will be'resailed on the next scheduled racing dnj' her heels to the' British sloop? hail ip.\ly per cent of the billion doMa has heen so little rain that it Is un erallj 'favorable and good jielus are tjpti-Liberal, thought-' the. French act- heen unable to cross the finish luie *incrdd3C3 which the) sought Illjel)' that the district >vil! produce promised eU.advisedly, because,, if, they with- within the six hours Presidents of all the leading broth more thin seed Thp^ larger pait of Onlj three lo four localities 'eport drew tflelr torces from CUIcia prob With Captain Burton's -handling of- ibrhbuds- and •:_ representatives of the area Is injured UByond recovery, tiiat nui is desirable in this area ablv'tens oE thousands -of '• Armenians the challenger under flro; Sir Thomas railroad managers were present when C. N. R.:Report Mixed Wh_eat is from 50 to SO per_ccnt head would be massacred. Russian Soviet would not deny that he hid virtually, the decision v/as made public. ed out Andrew Bonar Law contended the Today's Race Told decided to replace Shamrock's com The Increases WINNIPEG, July 20.—(By Canad- ian Press)—The iveeklv i.ron renoit From Portage la Prairie to" Dauphin promise- of Arab independence was not mander with another member of hts Tlie încreases follov } aud .Sivan River and Canora,;-Sask. incompatible with the mandate and yachting staff.. Ho did, however, JeC Pnase.iger sen ICG—1- ngmccrs am of t)te Canadian Nationil railua^b is By Bulletins 1 .sued under dale of July ID reflects the reports are of a satisfactory-nature that; King Feisal of Syria .had atteiid- Reject British it-be known that Captain llurto'u inotoriticn, firemen ami helpers, S Rain v;oiild be'beneficia! but no set- ctl U.e conference whert'the mandate would sail again today. 'He added- ih'l'fi cents";! daY fact that rain iiiftho west .during Iho • FLAS.H—Shamrock wins. last month has been largely of a local- backs baic occuirod as \pt Oakiille, i\as gi\eu lo the French Earlier in significant commaat. "After that L I reTght ten Ice—Lugineers fire nature. Some districts report condit- e is>l of Porlage reports in exceeding the'rtay, replying -to questions, Mr. cannot say." -> r ineij belpcis^ $101 i daj Boiiar l-a\v had said thai the Frencli Peace Proposals ,:Shamrock finished 5':37:58, un- ions excellent, some fair and somo that ]y heavy crop of wbert with prospect : It is understood that Captain Bui Vard service—Engineers, firemen rain Is badly required to make the of harvest beginning at tho end o? this uUinialum had been suh^nitted to (he official. • C-. :'..'.• : i ton had asked for another ch'anco and ).e]|icrs'j IS;cpnta an.hour. yields better than 50-iier cent, of nor- month. In the Nocpavva district crops s.uprenie council. Replying : to criti- this had been granted him It fs ex Passenger service—Conductors, tick are light but immediate rains would cism 'be said last night it was not 'Answer to British Plan For SANDY HOOK; July 20.—Sham- pccted, therefore, that he nill 'shou tt collectors, baggagemen, flagmen mal. In all the Red River, settlements' make improvement. .South of'Ncop: Great. Britain's business to Interfere Armistice With Poland Vir- rock IV. today won another race the best he baa In him today, for lo uml brakcmcn, $.'10 a niunth moisture is needed to maintain riece.=Tavra- , Carberry reports heavy crop^ ami unless the French action was so out- from the American dcfender^Rcso-. relinquish"coramand-bf an America uujV Suburban".service—Passenger em sary growth and lo help Till the grain the fanners are smiling at the pro's- rafieous.as to be in violation of the tual Refusal lute and needs only one. more .vic- sloop in the middle of a regatta would ployees^ :?3y a mouth. which Is rapidly.hearting out. 'Morris pert of a real biiiiiper crop. peace treaty nnd Iho principles of the tory to lift the 'America's" cup. Freight scrrice^-Conductors, flag- reports that late grain In that district Russell and Yorklon scnd'-iu- very hcaguc of Nations, He said the gov LONDON. July/20.—The British Upton's Sweetheart ' In on snid lirakemen, $1.01 a day. j is go.nc arid that flux Is turning yellow. onnncnt bail .beeii/in'comrnunlcatton government's reply to the note of Siiperserting-mlcs established by tlie (Continued on Page Nine.) At 1.30 p.m. Shamrock was 300 With the-score standing 1 to 0 fn wllii'the French government and had Foreign Minister Tchitcherin of yards in the lead.::_ :.-.'•'.. . favor of Shamrock because of th* railroad ndministralton the board fixed received a reply lo the effect thai soviet Russia, regarding an armis- withdrawal of the Resolute'In tho firs! the following Kcliedutos 1 there was no intention that the mili- tice with Poland will be ditpateh- At 1,45 p.m. Sham>ock nearly half- race after her mainsail had fallen al- Yard. servIcc-r-ForCTUCn, $5.96 a tary occupation should be permanent ed. tonljM, ,-lt intimates 'that if most to the deck, the crew were coufi 'dayj helpers, $OflS, switch tenders, mife iti lead, Yachts four mljes BULLETINS but thst as soon as order was restored the Russians advance further Into from first leg. .'•-.' - •---.."'..,.- dent today that they would b« able 55.01. the troops v.ould be withdrawn Poland airarrangements for trade to win threp out of five races and re Hostler service—Outside hostlers SAN .DIEGO, Calif., July 20. Lord Hugh Cecil Untonistrand oth between Great'Britain and Rus-' At 2 o'clock Resolute had B«ln- tain, the'cup in the United Stales', 3G.14 a day; -inside hostlers, ?5.CO a tsrs expressed satisfaction with the sta.wili be. broken off. From the other camp came'word that day; helpers. $i>.(H. — fack Johnson, fonnei lica\j ed, cutting down Shamrock's lead Is Better In Hand Frericu undertaking. ' No. action was to a quarter of a mile. ^ V' , Sir Thomas was sure his Irish sweet- The, rblloivlrig lutreasea were an- weight clitimpion pugilist, cross- taken on lho,;Ornisby-G6re motion. LONDON, July 20.—The reply heart had the sailing qualities needed tborLzeiLfor shop employees. of the RuAsTan soviet government Ten miles of-the 30-mile trian- to capture two more contests and lifl Supervisory forces — Machinists, 'cd the inldrnatioiial boundary to the British concerning an armls-j the bollomless pewter trophy. boilermakers: and blacksmiths, sheet , Asserts Bonar Law gular course coyered,'ilie 'challen- lino from Mcsico nenr here to- tlce.wlth'Polantf 'rejects In sub- - Larger Clubsail me till workers, electrical workers, ger* rounded the'fifsTmark ahead 'stance'the British peace propos- of the American defender.Resolute | Shamrock IV. wll! use a larger club. IKKvermeu, moulders, cupola lender?, day rind \vris arrested by a dep- . ats, according to the London sail in today's race and as a re$uil ami corerhfikers. Including 'those with LONDON,. July 20.—(Canatlian'^ In today's international cup^ract. uty Unilc'd Slates ' marshal, Times,'which today publishes a . Shamrock turned the,first mark" sho will be, required-to give Resolulu; leas than four years' .experience nil Associated Press)—Bonar Law,' summary of-the soviet answer. a time allowance of seven .minutes crafts, .13 cents an hour. Regular and Johnson- is nntlcr •sonicricc in at 2;28:28,.saluted by the excur- - leader of.the government Tn the Back From Rome, ' . Poles Up Against It '. slon fleet, which blew great blasts and one second,* or 21 seconds over •helper-apprentices and helpers, all Chicago for 'violation of Urn house of commons; stated fast BERLIN, Jujy 20.—The Polish-tele- the previous allowance. ".."'. classes, 13 cents an hour. Car clean- on their whistles. 'Resolute was : Mann Act. -•,' night that the government Was graph, administration announces that 600 yards astern. .- •;- •.'-- Sailing experts expect that Sham- ers.'fivc cents an hour. ", it cannot guarantee tho, delivery ol rock will show unexpected sailing speed- Telegraphers, tetcpboflo. operator.1!, . getting "the Irish situation better Condemns Movies Resolute turned'-the • mark at messages from or to Poland or mess- 2:32:41, * :-'-;.- v . ..-.- .-- when she carries Iho wind suited to agents; towe.rmeh, 'levern.cn, tower In hand." ages .'Intended for. Internal transmls* her and finds a sen that will not pound ami train directors,' block operators He safd that nothing would be sloii, bwliig to the military situation. against her bow. and kill her suecd, ' nhd.atalTmeh, 10 ceiitsan hour. -Aleuts Divorce and Feminism Also Are At 3 o'clock with-three mllet on gafnsd by the Introduction of mar? " ~< The Ultimatum second leg completed the- Sham* Ask Henry to Help at -small uon'telegraph stations, five tlal law^ but the government was. ; Dangers of Present Hour, PARIS,'July 20.—Referring to Prem- "Maybe, I'll cii>guiso Shamrock as cents mi hour, "' Ruth Makes rock Is leading by fully half a m.lle. considering what additional pow-' He Says ier JUoyd George's ultimatum lo.£0vlcf a flivver and see what" sho can do;" ' Tho following Increases were grant- • ers could usefully be secured by Tlussla. that If.the armistice proposals oald Sir. Thomas today. "I askcil • ed ihalnteriance of jvny and unskilled At 3:15, half the course cohered .ficv/ legislation. By this -state- were not. acceptor)/Great Britain and In half the time limit. .Shamrock Menry Ford the other day when he . forces: . QUEBKC, July '20.— (Canadian hfir allies would ocfeml Poland, with 1 ment. It is presumed he meant i'ressl—Ills, eminence* ,Cardlnar 'Be- leading by nearly a mile. :. . visited me if he could put an Invisible .- CoiiHlrucllon forces, their assistants, 32nd Homer the abolition of trial by jury, . all-thelr forces and In every way, motor. In-my boat." ' ... ' • gin., on (he occasion of his return from section, track and maintenance fore A heavy fog mantled the sea this men, and assistants ami mechanics In Rome htis Isijiied a paaloral letter In (Cohtinucci on Page time.) 'Shortly after 3:30 p.m. observ- the form of a message. In which he ers aboard a destroyer ,~ reported morning and through tho murk came these departments, 15 conUati hour. tho Warning cry of the sea Bireu on Laborers employed in shops and NEW TORK, July 20,— speaks highly of the province o( Que- the Shamrock was a' mile and a bec. .":•;•:• Nasty Spill When Ford quarter ahead of the Resolute. Iho Ambrose channel llghl vessel, iifne nnindl'ouses, JO cents an hosir, liuth gpt his thirty-second miles away, clear; evidence that-the- • Mechanics, helpers In bridge and Two Die From Burns : Jleferring to Uolshevlsni anil strikes Turns Turtle at Blairmore At 4 o'clock the'Shamrock two northwest wind was much lighter off " building: department si track laborers. homer in the firat game of all kinds which «r« affecting all shore. ... ' -• i com'mon laborers, bridge tenders, against Chicago today. parts of the world,- ho afltis that ft the miles from second mark and mov- hoisting- firemen, pumper, engineers, At Medicine Hat province of Qtichec* has :beeri. able to ' (F^r.om Our Own Correspondent) ing slowly. Resolute more than a crossing wAtchers or, flagmen and ooviaie these rtlfllcullien, It is due lo BLAinMORB,- -Inly 19.—A nasty mile astern. Shamrock runt into mark at 4:35:20, unofficial time. , lamp lighters awl tenders, 3^4 centi the moral standard which exists here, accident occurred-on Sunday after- a soft spot and Resolute decreases an hour. , Waldo Hindu Won't Die;' MEblCINE HAT, July 2^0.—Cjty based on the> traditions which make noon last which resulted In serious "lead, ' ' -;. '•' ;-,. • At the second turn Shamrock Train dispatchers are given an In- Eng|neer. R, B, Pyper and City of the prorln'ce an example of pro'- Injury to seyeral occupants of a Ford had a lead of one minute 30 sec- crease of 33 cents an hoilr, and yard- Police Seeking Assailants Foreman W, Jackson, who vvefe gre'ss'without revolution. Comment- car travelling from Blairroore to Cole- At 4:10 wind'.shifted to south- onds, deducting her handlcap.^pn masters ,ancl 'assistant yardmnsters, burned as a result of an txplos- ing on 'dangers of the present hour. man. The'car-which was being driven west after having been northwest. the home run Resolute gafned a 15 cents an hour.1 (From Our Own Correspondent) ion In 'a manhole yesterday, died Cardinal Begin condemns diVorce and by J. C. Q'N'ejl, manager of the Pass few seconds. At 5103 the Sham-' feifilnisin ad dangeroug theories. He Branches of P.. Burns & Co., when Further fncreasea I'KHN'IB, July 10.—Ul Singh, tho this mornlnfi. " ' Shamrock 'IV. /was first to .rock was about 3^ miles from tho siiggesteil that means he taken to pre- passljfg anoihc'r car on, tha road op- . round the second turning mark In finish. CHICAGO, July 20.—The-following Hindu who was so badly beaten up ; increases graiHcrt in the U.'.S. railway vert children from attending "movies" posite McLaren's (Lumber Mill, about today's race for the America's Cup. last Friday night in.a slixclt near which cren thf best, are noxious (or one milo from Irfalrmorc, struck a board award are added lo the estab- Waldo, Is rnucM heller today arii Ihore ..Her turning time.was 4:$6:?9, At SMS Resolute had gained them. Irirjse rock and completely turned Resolute was more than a mile nearly a minute since turning for lished rates for clerical and station seems liltlo danger of there beliiB a YACHT RACE NEWS t forcRs: Storekeepers, chief rifirks, 1 turtle. Mr.,0'Neil helng thrown from ' astern, ' , ' • the final. falal ending of the mldtiighi. Iragedy. ON PACE NINE AERIAL NAVIGATION Iho car, receiver! serlotis Injuries anil • fpre'meii and other clerical supervisory N'6 nrftsls have yet been made but IN EUROPE (NCREASE3 his recovery was doubtful for several Resolute sailed the last mile of ITALIAN forces; clerks with ono or more years' the provincial nolieo will not dl8M:i. The running slory of today's rat.rortdl experience, Irnin and engine PAHIS, July 20—TKe -Matin calls hours but he Is.now repftrled to be the second leg In fast time, gain- STRIKE IS SETTLED llnne their search for tlift two yfmng America cup yaclit race wlUbo attention to the rece'nt Increase In but .of danger/The other cccdpants of cren- callers, aas'l&tanl station innslcrs, men, Hie Schnrdleii hrolhers, who n ing on the Shamrock, .anrj giving LONDON, July 20.—The strike of T found on pnge nlno. '.-'•. aerial navigation, saying IhfI there the car wh(6h included Jllss' Beatrice promise of a close race, rall»i>men and tramwaymcn in pro- train announcers, gale men, suspected o( having been' the r.ssaMl! - ; frc're 272 flights between Paris and Blarrt, of .Blairmore, were all moro or gress in Italy; for*'several weeks lios (Continued on Pago Nino.) arils of IâLSiilglu*- .V ; i London during Juno '•""•' less' severely bruised1 and sh'aken, I Resolute rounded,the - second besn ' I. • '.V- >' i V-i-Vf -