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(I: greatest fisheries iii tlic world are off New- foundland and that Neii-iiiiiiidlatid fishing lioats will be able to proceed ilirtwt from tlic banks to the New" England markets. pressiun. the valut- iif Newfoiiiitllziiiilk fishery exports amounted to \I\'L'l' teii million dollars aiintially. Rloreiivtir. the L'nited States is de- vclopitg the trawler industry to slltll an extent

thit tIie Ordinary fisherman in the .\laritime SUBSICRIFION E3555“ “U” Proviiircs will be under severe handicap re wufiimrllgzlll°fznlfdtagzg°'l;uueg°lz a a “QM coinpcting for the American marker i

65.00 per year tin advance) mailed lo Ciflldi 111d U3 , slumber» Audit Bureau ol Circulation:

‘The Strongest Memory is JVeakr-‘r "WI the Weakest Ink." -

GNABLDTT ETUWN GUARDIAN

Morning Daily (Founded lllfll

ueeldent. LleuL-Col. W. Chester 8. McLun Vice President. J. B. Burnett, FJJ. Secretary. LleuL-Col. D. A. MucKinnon. lLS-O- ilditor and Managing Direct-fit. J- 3- “llmfll- FJ-l Associate Editor. l-‘rnnk Waller

1 Editorial Notes r

_______. Tiitiii- .~ll|illltl llf‘ it<t .\]'Ct'4l~l(‘l.< ti‘: the roads now this side of 5t. l'i'ill‘lCl\"~' Uzi)". SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8,1933 n: a s a ‘ (jueliec i< taking 'l'ime h)" tlic furclock, and has arrringml a Sgooooooo mad project, to start as soot :t~ the sittiw flies. fi I l i

__s,

Political Plums Ripening

Klan)" jiiiqr poliziezil liltllll: are iilcelt" to be dis-

l\lll" tiiiieriiiii/"itt lit-fore lllC illllfll‘ l‘ l'l\'l"" \\"’Tl\'i>ll““llllll-f ‘WW l“ 5 " \ ‘ '

trdiztrid liv . _ . . . - “HUIL ifkdutrllfl“ p“ _\§»H_-.;.- tlimi- 'lt’]'l'l\'t‘fl tit it at tlic iirw aii"p~-i"t—|irii\":<l- l.“ l-um. U, “Huh " l‘ mutt-rt»; (‘ll lllt‘ piiivt-rs-tital-lie t<~it tlit" liill. i. w; ' ~ it ll\ f ' " " ‘ -i..iii<i lul lll~lll.. it _ . ‘ _ y _ V _ _ l\‘tllI ri l,lllll\ ,\ri-\tin~<it1 thrill llll\ itiiie. ibqy.

‘llerti llt" lit-s \\‘llL‘l'Q ltt- litiigt-il ti» lwl ll -nii~ i» tlit- ~riiliii h<int< friitii thi- .»c:t. ‘mil the llllllltl lionrc from lili hill."

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til ti» liii ll'llli.'il .i- ~iitr - »r ‘iii .\. la. l"‘i"‘",-p it

there are tliui" vac" ll tn. liriicq l.:tp<

It is t-vitlt-m ll.tl is llllllli curt-ring i-i keep out of an) direct aillianee with Britain. which might intt-ifi-tre \\itli tlic lillllllill-llllllllll<Jlllfilllvfl‘ linu- up in .11: ii.-.\'. t‘.i::.t"l_\ stir war for \\".i‘i'li wt" 1.11"

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i.i l ltwttlvi‘ H _ 1 V h‘ _ p. v ,_‘_ 3K...“ [MM ltiiii-iiiwwii l.“l IlIl|ll\'L'l'~(ll'_\' iii "iii ‘ ‘m, .__i U, “jun b‘ 5 ‘-V‘~[I kin/n," [yaw lfj.’ I-i‘ lit-tin ‘ttif. Itllllluil’ tit the ‘S! l. \lit:t'.i'i:i' I Ulfirll l. ill‘ lwlll‘ lih-"i . . 1'. l}. lM-wi r, l-liiif-itiz" ' llifllrltills flllil ll“ i‘ ‘l .l"‘i' ilml "ll will!‘ ‘li"‘-\ ll~ V lvis tirade it ;l.iin to his evil l ll‘ "Mi “i iiilvt“; ltut n-iw l kittiw it." 4 i‘ lb 1F

'. that L: ci r-trlcrs hint-elf ' \l!Ci'l‘\"l,lr to the late llri'i1i1pttiit\"i'.ilr‘ l‘ 'liti

Liirlylt- lhlfll liilll-'I‘l'iJ\‘-. date, _ to-iiplty: '.\ elicit-iii iit- itiight as ivell Ill‘ ti": ipt tinder l-llltl a row tttlll the great tllll\'CI'~'L' of gra“ licvi-ttd it. 5h \\\‘ Eiiittiaii lJUlllga‘ inigltt test li‘ llilill l'\li'llll.l our tiiakiiig and out" .\lal<-

1795-

y iii Slate. 'l are are many fill- inatt-r .-\. _l. llr-iuii '. ti. llriwartl. l.ili~.-r.tl since I{)_’_-'_. nin~iiltii"t"'l

.\l.l_‘-'\il' .\dlieiiiai" l\‘."i_\n.iiiit, _\lii11ti"cal. itiis aii- lii."lllC\ l lit- will not ii..- 1t caiiilidzitc at the forth

llelure lllij tl€-'

,P51Ju.arity" ct treiie. UOYLlll‘ ' Y

i boys Dorothy" oi" Lune.

Ciilillllf.‘ contest. lli: WllllflflliYill leaves the may-it": race clrzir. ~o far, to t‘.\'-.\l£l_\'Of Camillien Hhttdv. who has taken out his nomination pap- ers: t0 C. A, (hi-con. friend of .\lr. Rziyiizutlt. ziizvl $1 llu>tc Lavcrv, KC. s: it: i t

>i..ttt-.-~ir.-.i:i to Fulililiil‘ .\i.ii:t~ licttar-l (Con. .\ aiiitiiittii will priiiiiilily faill t0 Arthur L. llii ‘Min. ljlicrzil tnenilier for Provenchcr, who pt'"~t"t1tt'1l that eiiiistittiritcv cotititiuoiislv . . c tiizt. .\lr. llcauliicn .~:iid to have l/(‘iqll tr-ttrt d 0f his selection. .\i l-a-t iwclvc candidates to sticceerl the late ‘ “l‘a:" llurns. western ciztilc king have rd from .\ili<iria. The lllftst [inimi- . . c is Vl. _l. lf-oivlen, .\l.l...\. for tal- , aiuo via; a Lilicral lt\.Ill:(’ leader in tlic ta lmqi~ltitiire for some time. ice tatiailictn .\liiii~ters abroad are to be appointed .\ll"Jl'll_\'. Lieut. C01. l‘). l’. Yetiicr, 5:-i:rt-t.it"_v at the Canadian High Lioitttnie-iu-ttefs offtct- in lnindriti. it is generally ltclievctl, will hi: appmittcrl as the firs: (Qrtnadian Mitiister to llcl-

Before Prime Blinislet" Cltztmbcrlaiii and For- eign Fccretarv Halifax visit the Duce in Rome in _l.'iii:i:ir_v. the idealist [7l‘(‘(lCL'(‘>>'Ui‘ of the For- eign §<ccretar_\'. .\laj<ir .\tithoii_\" lidcti, is to speak iii New York (in "lienmcrticy and tlic Modern \\'<"irld". \\'iiitrlci" if Xltissolini will pcrmit his ticwspapcrs to report the .\l:i_ior's views.

' U * "f i

The {Qtiiiitsl guardians were (iffcrctl consid- trtilili; tiirirtr than $500,000 to have thcnt exhibit- ed at the New York \'\'oi"ld's lfair but turned it . tloivn. Calender should he pleased indeed, for

gitirn.

Another appointttient looked tiptin as a cer- tainty is that of .\Ia.\"ime Rayvnotid, [ironiittciit llii irral lawyer. and Liberal tnemlier tor lit-att- lir <~|.a Prairie, to take the place of llltll. ldiiliippe Rn). who has tendered his TCFlQHflllHll as Xlinister to Paris. .\lr. Raymond is a brother of .<riti.atnr llritirtt Raymond, Liberal organizer in Quebec.

Liinsrilrrzililc speculation exists as to tlic like‘- ly sticctrsstir t0 llcin. Ratidolplt Bruce as Minister to lzipan. A "career titan", Hittite. “irong. Cait- ailrati Advisory (Dificer to the League of Xa- tiwits at tieneva, who was pft*\‘tnugi_v Q(|[\]‘__~(_=|l1‘)r ut the (aiimliati Lcgatiiin at “asliington, is [Vlliilll a niniiiit-i" whose names hrivt: hiit-n put i‘ * * * lfliv-i-Ffl- _ ‘ QUUlJ/k‘ lioicrtinicitl ltzis ctttrrcd a suit ztgziitist

l‘. ith regard to the .\(‘ll2\lC appoiiittnctit- which Mr. ti. l2. ll1l\\'§ll'(l, Liberal .\l.l‘., Slicrbrooltc, wvtll necw-"itzite ll_\‘-C‘l€i.'i1fitl.=, it is mtlilcily that for $i,~i,t,'7.;3 for itnpaid stumpagc dues, etc. ll" "‘- “ill lb‘ mild" "mil llli‘ “W "i ll" "PM Hvlv Th: plaintiff states that tlic dcfendatit. ztlthoiiglt

what is .\'ett" York's loss is their gain—the lfziii" visitors having to Cfilllt‘ to Catuida if they want l1J>FC the titost itnitpic sisters of which the ivtirld ltzts any record. a? i * III

Catuidiztti mauiifzictttrcrs arc lieciiniittg alumi- ed at the prospect of opcn CtllliPClllltTIll iii their O\\ll‘lll.'ll'l\'€‘l from (iermatiy, japan and Italy all of whi:h either employ cheap lahriui‘ or stihsitlizc their produce for cxpiirt. \\'ltat cares the gov- ernment. so long as tlicrc is more forcigti rail- \v.'t_v frciqlit to carry north. south, cast and west. Orr I"'ill\\‘iI_\’.<, evidently. art: to he boosted at the expensc of iini" primacy producers and factories.

c" l vrptitin. Pffillfillly tiext fall, wlicn at cabi- iliily rwpitz-lerl to pay this amotint, ticglccts or tict mllllfll‘ 1s planned. rctitscs to do so. evcit though lie has at different “V titres Iidmittt-tl owing this claim to the tjovcrn- D nieiirni t _._ . s _ . . ' he Province of l luclict" lle i" slwted for ' “use Bennett Now the Senate before very long. A-"'——"‘j i‘ iii '4' N‘

mil ll"? 731i“ “m4 Fwd “illllil l“ “lflmllf” Auto II'tilll)lC is reaching ti crisis in llcriimlzi. "i ~11)" it" "ivllllli-"Y lll“ ltlmll." ,”l"l“i",""‘ stiniulrlctl. Clll'll)ll>l\' enough liv the li()\'t‘l'llFJi' lirilix \‘i"lh“i i=1 ""11" '1l‘\\‘l'"l“-"" ‘Hm millil- hiriselI The refusal of tlic .\'.\.<t'llllll\' tri [tru-

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(Iii l" ‘A "I-"lPY l\'- ll» llflllwll- ""“ llltll ll " we h lll with an aiitiiititiliilc has led to an un- l"'l;‘*i‘ll.'i' ‘l"“’l~ ‘_ u==iiztl and sonicuhzirstraiiititlsituation lictwccn

l'I'~"lH "'33 l" W35 Wlllllllq W3‘ m" l"'"l_ ‘l’ tltt extciitivc and the Asseiiililv. ln lulv tlic .~\.<- say zilii-"t hint: iiiitlting that lic said ivzis tree wnph. li(kj(k‘\lpll H“. ‘uUVCrHUr-S _.l],'|-..u;0n rm. ll""»‘l l" i " "h" ""“"'- llMmClt “fils ill“ "lim :iii aui imoliilc ri~ lllt‘ ciitiiiiianiliiiq officer" of the "iii ‘it! ll l~ llll‘ \"“"l'l‘l"' ‘l“‘l"l""' lll" local fiirvrs lint granted lllt‘ ust- of tank auzi-

i"i "w" ii ii" ‘ iiiiliile~ iV-r trziiitiiig lftvtilh‘. .\n ("lllllllill iii :t

liicwl ll.'\\\]illlit'l' a fi-w tl."i_\~ Itllt‘l‘\\i'll'4l riiiirlt-tiint-d

, . in iiitirt- 11in Illllll llttlll" l'llll'|\l'l

méliT-Ql f QUERDTA" '

NOTES BY TNE WAY '

Pill". 8 l0 - year - uld lrisli Litiitt‘, 113$ been 541mg uutiy tot" etgiri. 98.11‘: to int. u. n, n. Macro“ nucn to liiiiig uucs a button: UA sterling papers Lo 1L; magier, NIT. r; A. uiuooiis, or horn Lane. m.wti._'ul6 cog meats ‘rile Lniui. careituuy sorts, out the pazucil, and Luci! guss wiiii it in 1L: tnvutn L0

vitieie a policeman statics at a (1111851118- 111v policeman stops the trattic for Lin: uog Lo CFO» tne

I030, 311G 1C CUHUIJUPS OI] M5 Wily w me siiop. Wflefe it receives a bowl of mltK. -Londcn ‘Print-s.

Men Min regard the nearing of a tull dress suii. with the saitie dc- grcc of pleasure that a Cflilllllltl iceis in gazing at. a stiuight-jacl-tez wiil demand no tliplotiittzic pron. sts against the edict wliitili the fBaUiao party has promulgated agaitmt that. ancient instrument ut public tor- ture. Rabid opponinu" Ul the bott- ed shirt. and inc 001.01" akin w a headsmaiis axe will élfilllll Zlfusic- lini has llglillhfll one ILIili 0t tig- imcntation by suggesting LlLtI IflLScrsL piarri nttentuui"; vicar £1 new type 0t tire» itiiltozni ittstttitl of_“Lails" or iiixcdos at. formal ni- l3|S.—P£'G\’l(ll‘t1L'L' Journal.

"Faslion changes lll itunics in Scotland. sins ‘in: LLlllloll ‘Ii 20;, "have testified iii thi- ttteiin.

i

Pllflliialiid name. titre (John. tiqci t- ick Dugalct ‘and Lzicliliiz. . iii tlic sudden appeaixiizt-c atitl i"i~e 1111

recn and Jiim.

to believe that in tr beats called their or that now they at.

g ihtir _ ~-—.\<1Ul1:i(.l) Transcript.

Nor, durs the \" pcininient lie solcl and $001111 tionsirtcrai powible not to read

nouncetncnt - unce of the mo Th: Bfitlslt Ettipire is tin... "

lenge from a group of Powers seeking uua»; '.i. su- premacy in "arms. It. tins born stig- gestcd that Britain. being lr: l" closely plcsscd, might in till‘ cncy have to itbandoti minions IBIIIPOTLH‘ ' resources in s? fczicr; :1 from this warning some people iii- side and outside the Empire tccm to have drawn lmsty‘ cciicltrions. is a tnagiiiticent t," iic ’\l such a time that. if Au.

wlfdllfl b: regarded as standing in a [JOSlllOII of especial risk. Ill: itojyiil ilciigc is ready and willing to 1L re it and, more than that, by sharing it_ to offer assurance that there will be no dessrtion 11y Britain of these seas and of the British coni- muntties in them. Austsaila ls clearly the leader of U165‘: crim- munities and the gesziiz-e to her is unmistakably a sign of her im- portnnce in the Emplre.—S','iInty Herald.

‘Attention has been called beforo this to the fact. that men and "women beyond tniddlc on: are taking serious risks when they engage. without we precaution of a physical ' e i. m rite strenuous sport. of d r hurtling. It is a strcnusus 5116M. make n0 mistake. To hike thmuszlt a for- est strewn with windfalls anci made slippery by snow puts a heavy strain on those not accus- tonted to a violent exorcise. Fm- hutitiers whosei hiiilks aii ' good shape, the mere e. of the chase also has its utingvrs. It. ts to be hoped three Michigan liun it heart failure on the first day of ‘l" i deer season will not fail to leach a 1e5- son. Any inaturc person. but particularly those older ones who exercise little oi" not a: all during the vest of the ycai". will be wise to ccnsult. a rloctot" bzfcrc trlzitig to the ivsods for" the (leer season. -Detroit News.

The safety razor - [innit of ntilliotis-is the latrne 0t’ barber's. S0 think 600 incinbers of this frit- ternityi who met in confcrcncc in Calcutta, The cciifcrztico ragerly" adopted a resoluticn that the sat- cty razor was the ctiune (ll their plight. Another iirgctl the public to stop their iisb discerntnciit —~ of encouraging the communitgv to avocation allotted by a li llatvzd past. Another 1‘0$Ol‘t.l.ifll\ utged the Government to givc laarbzrs adr- qutite ICDTQSEIILEIHOII in tlic Legis- lature while anothci" drew the at- tention both 0t the Government and the corporation to the 112C25- slty for providing tree education to bnrbcrs‘ cliildrt-ti. Yet. tinoircr resolution urgrtl the ILTCTLMMHY t';r having uniform L'li;11‘§,'dS in all shaving saloons in llll‘ city >0 that to their tilrczirly |‘-t"c:-.it"irii:> liade iitlglil not. b: mtded tlic uncertain- tles that. 0011i: with flustutiing prices. -—Caicti..zi Statcstiitiii.

England is right in say. as FflllitL‘. Japan. It-ily and Belgium tiiny also rightly (lrcl-irc‘ "Th" tiiliirr‘ of the King's siil. .t.~. i. iirit a inaltci" lni" international tiruitm- tici '1"ii<\ German COlCIILZK wot."

olrii as Chancellor Hitler lrrv ivcrn l‘.’illl(l‘(‘l‘.(l a lent.- zinzl liird- And liinlicr. lll‘

l" i‘ Tl‘ 5' l"""llll"l l"‘llil"'fl tlii l‘llll>l\' fiii" llll’ “i"ili.'ildrv" with which tlic

, , . _. , ,._;,,],. H-Hgr. m» siilllllllllfl: W‘ ttpwli llll ivas riiei-ivtiil. Rcet-iitl)‘ llll‘ {Jttvi-rtiiii l""i ' dcvlinv-l an lll\'ll<'lll<tll lll ."tttctttl lll(' animal diu- ‘i1;i "It l-"I T-"li “l”?! "W" l’l"'l""<** ("ill llt“' ti? tlic Spcakt-i" of the. .\§>('lltl)l)’. Thu

a Pdllllu hi: iuii-t-tl to him at llopewell (ape. N.

_ _ _ Spcakt-t" now states lie has received private iii- B.. whcrc lit‘? was born, with a limit placed on

formation that the governor has hcen pained. At

the x-iiint ilirit miight lir- .<lllJ~'Cl'll)(‘(l for the pitr- ,1 iitiirg the Speaker look the O}i]t0|"[“nity 1O "S- 1"’ "’ fill "'"l<l ~ll1lr<fl “Y” l" i’! >lllilll “ilY- sure tie governor that the .‘\$.\(‘|lll)ly' held him " " w" "" ""* “Wf, in the highest respect. ziltlioitgli they could not

N15“ lfillndland COIIIPGIIUOII scr tlt-‘ir way to let him havc an auto to run

-— Illlfilit lltc Island. lllt‘ Fl. lolinl (Newfotiiitlltinrll li.:"riiiiirl ‘l " "' "

'l’i~,'/‘iiiiiiii. i"i~ii»it:<~~. as well it itiay. at "tltti gtiiirl vii-its" that in i-icri" lllslflllCC in which tariff eon-

The lix-(froivn Prince of (ieriii:in_i" ivas iiitcr- \itweti liy a .\'c\v York 'l'|mcs reporter at Pots-

(‘-'-~i~l'i~ li.:iit~ ll‘ ytl granted liy thi- lliitr-tl .\'t."ttc= tltini tlic other day, and iimiitig other iiitercslitig (ill iknuiiliziii iinpiirh, the same will ripplv to things said: “Itly fetir is that Japan and Rus- tlii ~y iilii-"h riri- prodiircil in Ncivfoitnillzmil. l1 sin tnay he drawn into conflict nvcr vital dif-

lPl'(‘llCiI‘S. That iiiigltt lie serious for America. and in this w.'i_v' Britain might find herself drawn in. ln the new liiirnpc." said the CFIIWII Prince, "aircraft and the air will play an increasingly" large part. A mechanized era lies before us, moving at cvcr-incrcasingspeed, and even food will be more highly organized and to some ex- tent conccntratcrl in tabloid form. The security of the ivorld will largely (lepcnd tipon one factor —ivhethcr Germ-wily and Great Britain can come tnqrithcr. If these two pull tori far apart, i-iviliznlioit rttnst hear a great strain. The best alliance would be hctwcett the leading powers of Europe. The real tlangcr looms in the East. There you have lnw wages, minimum rates of living arid tremendous competition. which must react on littrope. The competition from the East

aiiiii-iini-cs "with great satisfaction" that llll “try (‘lgsg m‘ fish lllclllllilll"l in the (“ztnada- (Y? riqrtictnciit, on frcsh as well as on ftozcn hi-ri-ivs. on (liristmzis trees, and ont‘ all such other CnltttlttitllllCS as Nmvfotindlatitl may in eomtnon with Canada produce, the two countries lrc on the same footing

“Atiicrica within easy reach of tlie Newfound- land coast." says our St. John's contemporary, "has :ilwa_vs been regarded as the market of grin-tics! promise, not only for its products of the sea, hut for the blueberries which grow in ouch profitsion and are of such excellent quality and for other things as well." Now that this market is available as a result of Canada's tariff concessions to the neighboring republic, it pre-

g like Irranrie iii the ameroons. have supp":- i

ul slav- ery and the black lritdti; they have abolished very brutal Grr-

man recruiting and labour meth- ods. The racial sentiments de- veloped by Hltlsrism have in Germany reinforced sentiments of pride and superiority which ac- cord badly writ the mcdern colon- ization spirit. In the Belgian Sen- ate, Mr. Rollin declared last; yea-r on the subject of the restitution of the fonncr Geiman colonies: “The transfer of maticlnt- to a State wltich places racial concep- tlon at, the basis of its institutions. which systematically emphasizes the subjection of non-Aryan races to the whlte race. would for the League of Nations be n. veritable betrayal of its principles". Further- more. lt. is scarcely conceivable that the mandatory countries would retum to Gennany. without. large lndemnltles, colonies ivhcre they have earned the sympathy of the native populations. —Le Droit. Ottawa.

We are not uvvnre of eonvlnc- lng evidence that. the Empire would not have support/ed Britain in a. war. Here again argument is about probabilities. for matters were not pushed to the point It, which the Domlnlons had to make a declslo i. They are very much their own masters and art- under no obligation Lo play "follow the lender." Al. worst the-v navn given no sign that. they would not. Some of them have given many sins of sympathy with Czechoslova in and o! appreciation of Mr. Cham-

dlets that "lHCIlCUlHlJlC advantages” will derive to Newfoundland. Our fishermen do not need to be told that the

will be an increasing factor which should help all Europe to work closer together."

berlaln’: difficulties. Greater fn- dependence has not necessnlrlly weakened Imperial cohesion. We

| Public

Forum t

The Premier And Prohibition: Threatened Law Action

Sin-There may perhaps have been some expectation that. I would answer Premier Campbell's letter published on Monday last 1n -t~erply to mv latter of last. Satmrdily.

During the weak I have received a letter from the Premier. through an aibfOrtiQV acting for the Pre- ntici". informing me that. Premier Crtntpbell lnifends cc-ii-tnenclng an action against me in respect of matters contained in my latter u-lifclt was published on 26th No- vcimiber.

Althcugih the Premier himself has gzne to the press with his re- piv to that letter and attire-ugh it

be quite proper and with-In rights to discuss further.

LONG RACES OF THE LONG AGO

‘l‘."‘ll'l

S1T.-—"Oll looking over some 01d liOIH‘ papers I ran 3CI'C:5 the fol- 1 n2 account cf scnie old-time rticgs.

The annual slirieklesl about the urlty of making is-ycar-vld twit- "s no five heats rit tcp speed is. t notice, staged as usual this fall. the old time:- t.. tlic harness flame. and vi listen to sfime

tail; you would imagine nu _ .1 horse ever wen‘. that sift lately. But they

.7 races until .\\'i". .!ll‘.‘ L. -.

son. lois and lrn. cf Limes. people fOPSCK ll about it. " ' fcr FOUR: - middle-aged are nethinfl new". and if 3'01! accompany me during a few n dives into thaw musty re- ‘ over in the corner there. I. spat-antes to fish up a tew e-cu: battles cf the turf that make the 1909 Kentucky Fu- slX heats look like lolliriz in a hm trek and hflVltFZ one inertial brir-z mint Julcps While airs-flier keeps the flies away. ‘Pai- Ex- ample" as t- =- Frcitc-h say. let us imazine our pendence, Iowa. in 1891. And by tnc ivay. before going any further. just let m: tell you that Indepen- ds-nee was the birthtplace of many a ten: race. and without half try- inc, I can fish up a l2—heat pace for a-year-olds and under-think cf that! and under-a 12 heat trot fcr the 3:10 class. not to mention several '7 to 9 heat skits that were pulled <If while things were dull. Let's soar: wiih the real staiiqhtcr- hcuse race. the $1.000 purse for 2130 pacers. 3 years old or under and remember that not only did one two vear old start. Blrchwood. but he won the first: and second heflls in 2.19 3-4. 2.18 1-2 and was net amonz the drawn or distanced at. the end of the carnage, getting his tlt-tlc old third money cf $150, of whlch $50 was not. with tioth- lng but. training bills. express chartzes. etc- to be taken Out of lt. There were eleven starters in that race. and onlv two of than were diiranccd. Three others were tlrztivzt after arcing five hgabs-qlusl to stay them up for the next town-and two heat winners that: slaved to the and still finished trek ct‘ the money. Here is a map :5 the orcccedlniters so far as the money winners were concerned. It will repay mriisal bv people who cblect to five heats. lgfltKlV O. 9. 6, 6. 7. 8. 3. 7. 6. 4, 1.