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SRUARY 15, 1919 or The Mikado, he to think of the opera's tia of little concern t Verdi or Puccini 0 Sullivan is classifi or a white man, person umally does no 4nd huge symphonies ave marches and abhos composer's nce some people's but uage the only bile divides musle Int nd just two what tit does not lk YLOR HART of Planoforte reet Phone 71024 QUET ORCHESTRA -ATKIN Auer, Petrograd r of Violin ick Method 4 JASPER AVENUE Imperial Bank none 2495 SRY MODERATE SWICK J GRAPHS Nordhelmer Pianos Robinson sank of Montreal E. RICE ) POLISHER: Phone 2264 street TELEGRAPHIC THIRD SECTION lied Powers Agree on Proposed Draft of the Society of Nations; Council to Control World Peace ion, Reads the President Wilson, as Chairman of Commi Agreement That Has Been Drawn Up Whole Text Consisting of Twenty-Six Articles, Is Adopted by De- legates. - Paris, Feb. 14 At the plenary session of the preliminary peace conference this aft rnoon at 3.30 p.m. at the Quai d Orsay, President Wilson, as chairman of the commission on the league of nations, read and explained the official draft which had been decided upon. The exceutive council of the proposed league of nations, as out- lined in the covenant read by the President consists of representatives of the United States, Great Britain, France, Italy and Japan, together with representatives of four other states. The council will meet as often as is necessary, but at least once a year, at whatever place may Ye desiguated. Any matter within the sphere of action af the league or affecting the peace of the world will be dealt with, The official statement says that due to the spirit-of accord which has continually been manifested among members of the com- mission and in spite of some reservations which have been made with regard t gt; certain articles by some of the members, the whole text of the agreement, comprising twenty-six articles, was adopted after a protracted and complete discussion which brought out every con- conceivable point. . After reading the draft of the league of nations covenant at the plenary session of the peace conference this afternoon, President Wil- son spoke or what had been accomplished by the conference. He was followed by Premier Orlando, Premier Clemenceau and other leading figures of the conference. The conference wilt not be asked for the present to adopt the cov- enant, which will remain open for further consideration. The members separated with an outburst of good feeling and congratulation after the period of tension through which they had passed. REPATRIATING ALIEN ENEMIES. London, Feb. 14 (C.A.P.J In the House of Commons today, Edward Shortt, home secretary, stated that the general repatriation of allen enemies in the United Kingdom was being carried out as far as shipping permitted. Over. 6,000 had been repatriated since the armistice. At the present 18,600 enemy-civilians are interned in the United Kingdom. ADOPT BRITISH DRAFT. Paris, Feb. 13. An official communication issued this evening ea: uqne eighth meeting of the commission on International labor legislation was held this morning under the presidency ot Samuel Gompers. The Rriloles of the Britiah dratt dealing with the establishment of the inter- natlonat labor office were adopted. REPUBLIC IS RESTORED. London, Feb, 14 The people of Oporto, supported by. Republican forces have restored the republic in Northern Portugal, according to a Lisbon dispatch received by the Portuguese legation/ Pavia Couceiro, the 7 Royalist leader, has been arrested. SEVERE STORMS IN COLORADO, Denver, Col., Feb. 12 With two Union Pacific trains snowbound near Salina, ansas, the Rock Island, Burlington and Sante Fe trains reached here at least 12 hours late, The Central West today and tonight is in the Eeip of the worst,biizzard of the winter. Telephone and telegraph commu- Efeuiion was prostrated. Latest reports said a terrific gale was driving the heavy snow and there was no prospect of improvement of. the situa- tion until the storm moderates. OCIATE JSIC STUDIOS Bldg., 10153 Jasper Ave. in Northwestern Can- lusively to music Bay- conservatory course. Voice, Violin, Cello, ealtion, Folk: Dancing, rehestral Instruments ngnages taught by in ablished competency: and Informaten ne 4717 ORCHESTRA DANCING 10165 108th st. GINGER ALE TRUMENT REPAIR SHOP iad nntraments repatr- ays A speclalty. RESOLUTION R 1919 ) BUY A llis ano PIANO ? WANTS 4 A S BEST k Scott HIRST S PAIN EXTERMINATOR DON'T SUFFER PAIN BUY HIRST S be againai attacks of rhemmatian. Imnbago, nesralgia, Tad catsche, Equally eaective fortetieving seclion olnt, 1 Dont ra eee Sisal or ever Yarm.8 w haves bottle: write us. HIRST REMEDY CO. Haziiton, Cenada, Che Muorninn Bulletin EDMONTON, ALBERTA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1919 OF PLANS TO JOURNALISTS Will Announce Plans to Carry Out Complete Disarmament and Demobilization Weimar, Feb. 13 (Associated Press), Count von Bernstorff will not go to the peace conference as a delegate from Germany. Germany plans for the time being at least, a people's army on the basis of general con- scription; Germany will within a few days her intention to carry out complete disarmament and demobilization and a commission made up of the centre, Democratic Socialist parties is now discussing tails of new governmental program. These points were made by Fried- rich Ebert, the new president of Ger- many, in an informal talk with for- eign newspaper men today. They ans- Were the question of Amenican and English correspondents, asked after he had read a formal statement which virtually followed the lines of his ad- dress on Wednesday, in which he em- phasized Germany's intention to re- habilttate herself, The German Program Copenhagen, Jan. 18. Tho program. of the new German government which has just been published at Berlin, in- cludes equal rights for men and wo- men, the improvement of the educa- tlonal system, conscription along de- mocratic Hines to establish a people's army, rationing at maximum prices of food and necessaries of life, care of the wounded and the families of those killed during the war, the socialization of all industries ripe for such treat- ment, particularly the odal and iron mines, and considerable additions to income taxes, Refuse Peace of Violence In the realm of forelen program declares for peace lala down by President Wilso refusing any peace of violence; the repatriation of German prisoners of war and for the establishment of league of nations with disarmament and an obligatory court of arbitration in that war may be made mpossible In the near future. HEADQUARTERS OF R.N. W. M. P. ARE DESIGNATED Regina, Feb. 13 District head- quarters of the R. N, W. M., P. will be located at Prince Albert, Sask., for Northern Saskatchewan under in- spector West, Lethbridge will be headquarters for Southern. Alberta under Superintendent Pennyfather: Edmonton for Northern Alberta, un: der Superintendent Wroughton; Van- couver, under Superintendent Horri- gan; Dawson, I.T., under Superin- tendent Knight; headquarters for Southern Saskatchewan will be at Re- gina, but the superintendent has not yet been decided on, Headquarters for Manitoba has not been decided on. but the superintendent will be-Stan- roes.. Brandon has made a strong. bid for Manitoba headquarters and a delegation met Commissioner Perry. here today from that city. A squadron of the force fs in Wales and will re- turn as a unit at the end of: Febru- ary and demobilize here. Inspectors Ryan and Townsend, of the overseas forces, are recovering from wounds. SOCIETY OF NATIONS TO. PROTECT MEMBERS ONLY. Paris, Feb. 13 Captain Andre Tar- dieu, of the French peace delegation, in an interview today with the Am- erican newspaper correspondents, sald that the soclety of nations would be formed to protect only the powers re- presented at the Paris conference how. Neutral and enemy powers would be admitted one by one, he added, as they conformed to the rules ot the society and could be trusted. PLANS TO AMALGAMATE RED CROSS SOCIETIES, Vladivostok, Feb. 13 Arrange- ments have been completed for the amalgamation of the British and Can- adian Red Cross organizations here, In charge of Col. J. S. Dennis, the Canadian commissioner. The staffs of hoth socleties are tn be taken over by, the new body. IMPERIAL CONFERENCE 10 BE HELD IN OTTAWA. London, Feb. 14 (C.A-P.) The Council of Empire Press jinion today resolved to accept the invitation from the Dominion of Canada to hold the next Imperial press conference there In the early autumn of 1920. The or- ginal idea was to have a conference ir Canada towards the end of this year, when perhaps the Prince of Wales will be there to open a portion of the new parliament buildings. BUY What is a War-Savings Stamp? the owner 5.00 on January Ist, 1924. What does it cost? A War-Savings Stamp costs 4.01 this month; to pay 50.00 on January Ist, 1924. Who should buy War-Savings Stamps? EVERYBODY in Canada. Why? . War-Savings Stamps are sold at Money-Oraes Post Offices, Banka ana other places dispiaying this sign. each; War-Savings Stamps It is the evidence of a promise of the Dominion of Canada to pay 4,02 in March; and the price advances one cent each month in 1919, What are the extra cents for? These represent the interest earned. What is a War-Savings Certificate? It is a pocket-sized folder, containing for 10 W-S.S. A completed War-Savings Certificate is the Government's Because in so doing, they help Canada, and benefit themselves. * Buy Thrift Stamps at 25 cents anc present as 4.00 tn affz 16 0 a Thrift Care buying o W-S.S. announced CLASSIFIED The Bulletin Has All the Local News Regarding Seed Oats (Contributed) There appears to be a good deal of confusion existing among farmers in Tegard to handling sced oats, In order. to.secure enough seed oats for seed purposes, the government commandeerin, for sce: any reason to suppose are being con- signed for feeding or milling pur- nosed. This ts not intended to interte with the shipment of oats from. on farmer to another or from one group of farmers to another group of farm era where the oats: are legitimately Tequired for seed purposes and are fit for seed. In shipping oats In car- load lots, therefore, or in ordering seed oats, farmers should take caro to. eet a permit from G. -M. Stewart of the Dominion Seed Branch, Calkacy, If they secure such certificate the oats will not be interfered with. The Dominion Seed. Branch, of which Mr. Stewart Is the reprosenta- tive in Calgary, has nothing to do with the issuing of certificates entitling farmers to epecial rates on seed grain, This matter 1s handled entirely through the United Farmers of Al- berta and farmers who wish to bring In peed oats should apply to the near- est local secretary of the U.F.A. for seed grain certificate, enutling them to epecial and grain freight rate, In this connection, an application must be made and certificate secured for each Individual who in getting seed out of any particular ehipment. Thus If the members of a local U.F.A. wish to co-operate and secure a carload of seed grain, ix is necessary for each of them to take out thelr applications for the amount of seed which. they Yequire making up the carload. It these cerliticates are then presented to the station agent, the station agent lg authorized to allow the special freight rate oh the car and to have the car billed to the secretary of the local. At the presem time there is nO provisions whereby the railway gompantes will allow seed grain cer- iflcates on co-operative shipments of this kind, unless the car is consigned to the secretary of the local U.F-.A., and unless applications are presented covering total amount of grain in the shipment. FUNERAL OF JOHN JOHNSTON The funeral of Jonn Johnston took place from the family residence, 1073 Xinistino avenue, Thursday after- noon, interment being made in Beach- mont cemetery, The service, which. Was conducted by Mrs. C. Golden, was attended by a large number of thi colored people of the city, The Mc- Coppen undertakers had charge of the arrangements, Se SICKLY WOMEN GIVEN STRENGTH, VIGOR, SPIRITS Many of the woes of womanhood, are due to kidney weakness. At first the bark aches ther around the hips Then pains gat and lodge right in the small of the back. To stoop or bend seems Impossible, Headaches are constant. Unhappy existence. No pleasure in Ufe when the body Is overloaded with poisons that the, sick kidneys can't filter out, Bright's disease is the next stage, but it can be prevented by using Dr. Hamilton's Pilla of Mandrake and Butternut. They cure sick kidneys and cure them permanently. When the kidneys work properly pure blood is formed. This means nourishment strerigth for the whole body. Backaches and dragging pains are forgotten. Irregularities disappear, vital energy is restored, and happy, robust health s once more established. Dr. Hamilton's Pills. for women ills. fs-the slogan of thousands today, Enormous benefit in many ways follow their use, and no woman or girl can use medicine that will do their general health more good. For the sake of your Kidneys, for the sake of your ver, for the ad- and you can't improve on Dr. Pills, 25 per box. , yancement of your general well-being, Hamilton's If all homesteaders would all the gophers around his shack 965 acres seeded. INTERVIEW GOVERNMENT Sec. Treas. Bateman of the Bow In- land schoo district, and J, Stewart, momber of the board were in the city Friday Interviewing whe premier and the Hon. George P. Smith in connec- tion with the changing of 100) boundaries, erection of telephones and number of other improvements for their district, BODY SENT TO KILLAM. The body of John M. Smeath, of Midhurst, Ontarlo, whose di place In the city on Wedni be accompanied on Friday a by Premier Stewart to Killam, Alta., where Interment will be made. The MeCoppen undertakers have charge of the arrangements, TOOK SEVERE GOLD ON HIS LUNGS Caughed Phlegm and Blood On the first appearance of a cough or cold, do not neglect it; but get rid of it at onco before it has a chance to gt w worse, and gets settled on the lungs, causing bronchitis, pneumonia and other serious lung troubles. Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup will cure the cough or cold on its first inception and perhaps save you years of sufferiny Mr. G. F. Stratychuk, Canora, Sask., writes: Last winter I took a most severe cold on my lungs and was coughing up phlegm and blood most of the time. I had the cough for cver two months, and took a great deal of different medicines, but found no re- Mef from them. At last a friend ad- visea me to take Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup, which I did, and it gave me great relief In a very short time, and today Iam enjoying good health again. The maryellous results that Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup has achieved in its cures of coughs, and colds has caused many lt; o-called pine preparations to be put on the market, which do not contain any pine whatever. See that you get the gen- ulne when you ask for it. Put up in yellow wrapper; three pine trees the trade mark; price 250 and 0c. Manufactured only by The . Milburn Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont. Falling Thrones : and Rising Nations HE nations are in the melting pot just now. The world knows not in the morning what new dan- ger may be threatening it by night. Amid all these uncertainties in which indi- vidual fortunes are at stake, we look anxi- ously for permanence, and we find it in life insurance companies. Canadian, British and American life com- panies have defied war and pestilence, and Es fy : By continue day by day on their courses un- id moved. 4 i What is it that gives to life insurance i kl solidity? The first is: the theory of life iy insurance agrees with the facts of exper- ience. And then unity: life insurance em- bodies as nothing else docs the principle that in union is strength. A large group of men united for a single purpose are irresistible, so, amid the chaotic conditions in the world to-day, swept by war and plague, and threatened with social revolution, the life company holds on its way. The wise man will put every available dollar into sound life insurance. Write for information about Mutual Policies. The Mutual Life of Canada onxtaxto ONTARIO . 3, A-RFANY, Manager Northern Alberta, Northern Inyeatment 3sldg. Gen. Agent, Red Deer, Alta. 244 (SPSESPSESPSESESESESESESESS use a packet , writes Mr. Alfred Hyame,Claydon,Sask, of Gophercide, we should be eater fs strychnine treated oo that it is treated so usedone packetanddestroyed are uate Requires no vinegar BURNHAM- FR JASPER AVENUE AND 1041TH STREET TELEPHONE It has been estimated that the gopher gets two bags out of every eighteen Farmer. Looks ike a job for the Food Controller but that gentleman could not de better than to edvise the immediate and sufficient use of Gephercide. Gophercide there without deterioration for Jong time in or warm water and in this, soak gallon of wheat; which will Save your grain this yout, Get Gophercide RIGHT NOW trom your druggist or from ou 1 NATIONAL DRU AND CHEMICAL CO. OF CANADA, LIMITED MONTREAL, WINNIPEG, REGINA, SASKATOON, CALGARY, EDMONTON, NELSON, VANCOUVER, VICTORIA AND EASTERN BRANCHES. ELECTRIC Co.Lrn ITH 6135 GENERATORS, MAGNETOS, COILS REPAIRED The Annual Visit of Mr. Gopher The Tax Collector by the Western times as soluble as ordinary bitter 1 has no eh of Gopheride in st warm water. Dissolve np ge about 400 gophers, and
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