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IRISH ELECTIONS EXPECTED TO BRING PEACE TO EMERALD ISLE "Ireland Under the Home Rule Act Can Get All She Wants" Declares Chief Secretary Sir Hamar Greenwood De Valera is Leader of S outhern Parliament and Sir James Craig Will Head Northern House. A despatch "from Dublin says: "The end of the Irish question is in Bight" This statement was ma<ie to the correspondent on Thursday afternoon by Sir Hamar Greenwood, Chief Sec- retary for Ireland,* in an interview. "Ireland under the "Home Rule Act which is now a law can get all she wants, 1 ' he continued, "The whole policy of the British Government and of nry administration the North wi]i be on May 24, when 1 Sir' James Craig's position aa Leader! of Ulster will be consolidated. Wr r-r; that is dene it will be possible for the : two Iri-fe leathers to arrive at an' agreement, which will be endorsed by I the British, bringing peace to Ireland.! Conditions in Ireland have been better the past few days and it is hcped that a truce will soon be effected. The situation in Dublin was so nrach im-j proved on Thursday that the curfew j 10.30 ' in Ireland is to hand over the govern-' was extended from 10 p.m. to went of Ireland to the Irish, and after; p.m. the election which is now" impending! Five women will be nominated, for the right and power to govern Ire-! the Southern Parliament and two for land will be transferred to the South- i the Northern Parliament. Mrs. Clarke, ern and Northern Parliaments. widow of one of the signatories of the i "The accepted Leader of the South- Republican proclamation during Eas- em Parliament is Eamonn De Valera. j ter week. 1916, and Mrs. Pearse, Tha Northern Parliament after May ! mother of Patrick Pearse. who com- 1 24 will have as its accepted Leader manded the Dublin Republicans on ; ir James Craig. Both these leaders that occasion, will stand with the i can plec'ge and bind the whole of Ire- j Ccuntess Georgina Markievicz for lard. They have already met ar.J, in j Dublin seats, while Miss Mary Mac- my opinion, it is their duty to maet Swiney ami Mrs. Kate O'Callaghan, SEVEN RESTRICTIONS ON BRITISH EMIGRATION TO CANADA mcrrh had seen a large exr-ius, and it had been expected that :n:.r.lyration from Bri.ain to Canada would reach A despatch from London says:, June, for which month the. steamship Not within the past twenty-five years companies have acccptad RD third- | has there been enforced such stringent c!a " ******* * Canaia, though thi j restriction cf emigration from the Uni'.ed Kir.^i -m to Canada as is now being carried out by the Canadian record figures this year. i immigration officials here. Instruc- In view cf the Dominion's policy, tions have teen is-ued this week to aa ir-dicate-i, it is extremely doubtful j immigration agents throughout Great hew Hon. Mr. Meighen w:!! at th ! Britain that applications from arti- Jjne conference view the proposal on sans and workmen desiring to go t> its ag-enda fcr joint British and Do- j Canada nn:=t be definitely rejected; minicn lcar.s to asr.st immigration I that those fr.~m :.-..- xperienced men other than that cf ex- service men. j wishing to go on the land, and thoe Canada has so far consistently ref u; I 1 i from experienced married agricultural- to pay nem citizer*3 to come to tar. laborers must be postponed until ihe Other Dominions have not fce=n io un- | Spring cf H'J2. an-i that the only class [ compromising in the past. New Zea- I whose entry will be considered will be lar.d. hcwt .-er. which a few mor.r* s experienced 1 unmarried fann workers ago- announced that it wcuid assist in desiring to go to Ontario, Manitoba the payment of prospective settlers or (in a limited number of cases) passviges. so as to meat thi corapeti- O^iebee. British Cilumbia wishes no ticn cf the shorter voyage to Canada, immigrants of any kind. The effect has now withdrawn its offer, and is cf this rigid enforcement of depart-, permittir.-.* no immigration of any mental policy will be perceptible in . scrt. again, and I hope they will. They have the power, and I am sure the ckeire, to bring peace to their own country- If they want the Imprial Government to help in any way, that Government will gladly help." The elections in Southern Ireland were completed on Friday, when 125 Sinn Fein members were returned un- widow of the Mayor of Limerick, will run, respectively, in Cork and Limer- ick In Ulster Mrs. Chichester, whose A CHANCE TO KILL TWO BIRDS AT ONCE! Canada From Coast to Coast Dawson, Y. T. Extensive gokl Winnipeg. Man.- Nine carloads of MANY PAPER MILLS IN CANADA CLOSE 15,000 Pulp Workers Strike Because of Wage Reductions. husband commanded a battalion of i dredging and hydraulic operations are certified Irish Cobbler potatoes have; A. despatch from New York says- three the Ulster Division in the war, will j n <> w under way in this vicinity. It is been distributed among two thousand reeeived here by unicn be a candidate for Londonderry, and ] reported that hundreds cf men are five hundred Manitoba farmers for officia]s in^ca^ tna - more than 9- A t.i^t-,vi 1-n \f*^f \f/Vfnv.i ,A WA^^m* nf WMTI^ PITlTil.'.Vf 1 ! 8Tl(i P^f-.irt'ntpH tlhat BUM] TMTi-ni-vim Uir *Vi ITvran i.*M Alderman Mrs. McMordie, widow of a former Lord Mayor of Belfast, will contested. The contested elections in [make a contest for a Belfast seat. EFFECT OF GERMAN ACTION ON MONEY Demand Sterling Reached the Highest Point Since a Year Ago. A despatch from New York says:: International money markets, as re- ! pre-ented by foreign exchange, were; farther stimulated on Thursday by Germany's acceptance of the al'.ied . reparations ultimatum. Demand sterling, or bills on London.: rose to $4. the highest level reached I by that remittance since April, 1920, ' when they made an extreme ri=t> to' $4.07. French ami Belgian francs at 8\i , rents showed an overnight gain of about 20 points, and were at maximum ; levels for any period since the armis-l tice being employe;}, and estimated that seed Approximately 700 men ceased work Wednesday morning at the Espanol'.i mill of the Spar.kh Pulp & Paper Co.. pending settlement of differences with the company. A tiefpat.-h from Saubt Ste. Marie, Ont., sayi: Twenty-one hundred ar i I fifty mer are out of enrpbyment as a result of the closing down of the pulp and paper mills of the River Pulp & Paper Co. in Espancia and Sturgeon ' --.cert with all the paper 000 paper will workers in the United a^res :s effected. from Ottawa says: of certified disease-free potatoes. j gor _ e out since May ! as the rssu]t of Victor.a. B.C. A r.c-w coal field has Ottawa. Ont. The number cf Can- wage reductions of 30 per cent, pro- .. r been located at Ftores Island, on the ajiar.s resident in the United States loosed by the manufacturers. Union The situation a; the E. B. Eddy mil'.s west coast of Vancouver Is! ind. It is during the last ten years ha.< de-{ leaders deviare that the sever, mills where rhe employees have been or announced intention of the dis- creased by 87.501, compared with an forced to close dowr. on Wednesday strike fora \v<>ek. remains unchanged. coverers, J. McDonald and associated, increase of 27,000 in the previous de-j produce 4..000 tons of newsprint paper The Eddy employees walked out when \ictoria, to develop this new tie' i. catie. according to statistics just given i daily, or about '0 per cent, of the the management announced a twenty Kelowna. B.C. Fruit trees here are cat by th-e United States Census Bur-: total output. Newsprint on hand is per <-~n:. re<iu.-'.:o"r. in wagei. effective in excellent cortaiitior!. prospects being eau. The report gives the total ram- sufficient for 60 days. Ma;.- 2. Abi. ut 3oO men are affected. that the crop will be heavier than that ber of Canadians in the States as A despatch from Montreal says: of 1919. and present estimates of the 1,117,136. French-Canadians number Employees of the Abitibi Pulp & apple harvest in the district being 307.681 and show a loss of 77,402 in' Paper Mills at Iroquois Falls went on St. John'--. Nflii. The nine steamers 900,000 boxes. Over one hundred acres the ten years, while Canadians of strike en Wednesday to enforce a de- engaged :r. :h:* >pr:-.a-'s ~ea! hunt have of new trees have been planted this other origin number 800,455 and show mand for a 10 per cent, increase in returned to pert w-.th a total catch of , ye*'-. j a !oss of 10 - 099 - I slightly less than 'lOO.OOO seaLs. The Calgary. Alta. Wr.i'e digging for Toronto, Ont. In the year 1920. rtreU men were employed at hig-h record cf the fleet was secured by water on his farm a short distance 1.957 settlers were placed rn Or.'ario l m '- :: * and ajl Ieft w " ork at the the "Thecs," 19.000 ; the "Seal." 19.- I from here. Wm. Embree stopped work farms by the provincial Department expiration 01 the old wage agreement. . 000; anu -.he "Vikir _'.' 17.000. A no- j for a moment to light his pipe, and cf Agriculture. Already this year They are the Inrerr.ation- ticeable feature of th.:.* year's hunt \ in stooping down to do so ignited gas iv.cre than 1.500 have been settled. It 1 ** t-'nicn for Pulp and Paper Makers w;i< :-.a; of the 1.500 men engaged not coming from the we'.l. The flame is estimated that in 1920 British im- shot several feet in the air and was migrants to the province brought a only put cu: by the? use of sods and total of half a million dollar; of capi- Dr. James Cotton 1 earth. This strike of natural gas tal with them. The Italian lire rose IB po.nt?, gull- . whose new ether discoverv> u h ' was made at a depth cf 130 feet, and: Chatham. Ont.-A site of about two ders, or Dutch exchange, gamed 8; beeQ reportt?d . makes any man or wo .is said to be a wet ga? .indicating the acreg has been purchased bv the I points, and marks, or (.erwian >. ; man te i t tne trutn . (it will not be sold probability of oil. Mr. Embre* has Weaver Garage Manufacturing Co., of now taken out a lease for the pet- Cleveland, on which they propose to . A de - r '- 1 tr " m Sudbur\- say-': , one :v.t with nv.ih.ip . t any nature. Weekly Market Report >kl at an overnight gam of one-tenth for housenold purposes), of a cent, rising to 1.70. The greatest gain of any of the * minor countries was made by Greece, the drachma scoring an overnight rise of 75 points to 5.80. University Summer Courses. Toronto. Manitoba wheat No. roleum and gas right, and the strike, ' erect a plant for the manufacture of' 3 Northern! "$1.7 being made so close to the .-ity. is. parage equipment. j$1.67'v likely to be watched closely. Camrcse, Aita. The success Ottawa to Receive Sault Ste. Marie. Ont. While bor- f ing for artesian water at a depth of 500 feet, the Soo Falls Brewing Co. indications of native cop- Manitoba oat No. 3 CW. v,, No - l fe '- -No. 2 CW. 43V-; No. 1 feed. _ />! *" * 4V* C*L New Speaker 3 Chair will enable them ! academic an-d pro Ore of th mcs: hopeful signs in pioneer breeders in Canada of karakul the educational world is the increa-s- sheep has resulted in a great popular- scruck rlcn ind j c ations of native cop- 1 Manitoba bar'ev No 3 CW 71 mi? demand on the part of teachers i ity fcr the valuable animal, ar.d the per . Further development work will be No 4 CW 71 %c- rejected ' in service for summer courses that industry is spreading over the Do- undertaken ;.. ascertain the extent of feed, 5S-Sc. to improve their , mir.ion. T. Karstad. cf this town, is j-hi s discovery, fessional training, the latest addition to the list, having r.._u_, n. training ( A despatch from Ottawa *ays: ' This demand seems to be ba<ed on the secured a foundation stoA of twenty Friday. My 20. has been fixed as the feeing that a new era is dawning in head day for presentation of the Speaker's education and that thos who have j ran-ch. chair, which is the tfift of the U->iteJ ambition for advancement must be Begin Kingdom branch cf the Empire Par- ' prepared t-.i take advantage of the Quebec. Que. The Government All above in store. Fort William. Ontario wheat F.o.b. stopping gal.. $2.50; per 5 imp. gals.. $2.35; -Sortnerr.. Maple sugar. Ibs.. 19 to 2.V. Sli' t ; No. Honey 60-30-lb. tins, 19 to 20c per 4 wheat, lb.; 5-2"H-Ib. tins. 21 to 22c per Ib,; Ontario comb hcney. at $7 per 15-^ex 1 - tion case. Smoked meats Han*?, meil.. 37 to 3c; heavy. 31 to 32c; cooked. 50 to ."we; roifa. 29 to 30c; cottage ro'.Is. 3 to 31c; breakfast bacon, 38 to -42.-; special brand breakfast bacon. 46 to 4Sc; backs, plain, bone in, 43 to J4c; ( boneless. 46 to 50c. Cured meats Lcng clear bacon. 17i 1C. 1 ..*.. t "~ . li-amentary Association. Former larger opportunities that will be P' nts - according to freights outside". j . c!ear bel!ies/16 to 17c. Speaker Ivowther of the BritisJi Houoe available. Again, progressive teachers will make <he presentation. j must realize what a crime it is to gasoline. a waste the long two months' vacation ! "just heating"; they know that a heal- thy person dees not require eiiihi . 000 plan.t at their works here to utilize her station in the Mackenzie River as inal - Money for "Reds" Barred by Britain weeks escaping gas in the manufacture of a parro i vessel in ; oil discoveries there. with the 1 Ontario oats No. 3 white. 42 to 44c. according to freights outside. Moose Jaw, Sask.-There is an in-' St.'john. N.B.ls't. John as a pos- ! ip.g^lo freights ou~:Vd*. 1 for experienced farm, slb i e cetnre fl)r fuel oi i distribution is Ontario flour Winter, prompt ship- laoorers in Southern Saskatchewan. | .rwH.rino- the attention of oil compan- ment. straight run bulk seaboard. $7. prir.cs. Choice heavy steer*, $9 to $10; L, heavy steers. $8 to $9; butchers' cat- tle, choice. $9 to $10; do. com.. $6 to Barley MaiUng, oo W ,0c. accord $7. do , m ^ $7 to $ 8; butchers' bulls. choice. $9 to $10; c'.o. good. $6 to $7; to $. r >: Butchers' cows, lo $S.7o; do. (food. $H.5(I . ' I Swift torrent reports about 85 re- Peas No. 2. $1.30 to $1.35. A desoatch from London says: The British Government is considering the possibility of introducing legislation rrohibit th, receipt of f.r.ifn of lhi> type the I'niver.ity ,r Toronto , * i"? vnii uiiriii^ tnc pu> . wt*^it tti&rv TT i t x* o eil to promote rev-olutionary propa- August, a summer scseion in arts and i were 1|156 farni racancies re ei<tered Hallfax - ganda, Edward Shortt. Secretary for pedagogy. The summer course in arts: awl of l<0 y, farnl ^^ who applied! P 1 " 11 ^. ^a"^ 11 * Home Affairs, made this announce- provides a means of securing the B.A.jf or wor i{ \ 049 wer ,> placed. r.terv.atlorial tishi ment in the Ho*e of Commons on degree without attendance- at the Thursday, in answer to a question. 01 Jaw ' Sask '- ian egotendv for die roM frei g*L ts - b , a ^ iwluj ^ : B , r "- , per ten. $29; shorts, per ton. $31; hmg schooner trophy. ^ nidtiali jgg. ^ flour j 1 -' has left for the banks, ami un!.il the Chwse _ N -^. , arjre . 24 to o 5c; nnt rn Impenal race ta kes place in the fall will en-gage ' twin's? 24 ' 2 " to"25 '," ;"t rip"ci. ~25 H"W Optical Co., whose head office is in| in fishing and justify her exis^rvc. 2c; rid, large. 33 to 34\-: <fc. twir*. Amnesty Offered to Wrangel'* Army in Hiding A despawfa from Riga says: The In offering special facilities to th Soviet Uwernmeut has offer- teachers of Ontario the Provincial ed miieety to ail the officers and sol- University is, through these teachers, dwrs o/ th> vftay ctf Oenvral Wrangel. benefiting rhe youth of the whole' former nti-BcJ4eviki leader in South Province merely another proof, if wiho are now hidin-g in th su:h were rveedied, of the thoroughly regular university sessions, while the course in pedagogy leads to the post- 1 "*' 1 "-' 1 V" """" graduate degrees" of RPaed. and J 01 " " 10 / h " S , P* n<?d "f 3 ;" 011 Iactor > 'I not as a racing craft, but in wresting 33 v, to Wc; triplets. 34 ' to 35c; D.Paed. A comprehensive calendar! ""* whe ^ . lenses of a11 ** B * ttBB *i**i resources from the ocean. 'New Stilton. 27 to J,v. has been issued, giving full particu- ar !,. now b r * manu tnred. S>xirwy. N.S.-To help its emplov- 1 Butter Fresh dairy, choice. 20 to !r of both of these courses. Wmn.peg. Man.-As the result of; ees meet the hi ^ h cost af livi ^j,; 28,-; creamery prints, frerii. No. 1 P^ri'ithe present period of depression, the , tc \.;/ '" Doir.inion Coal Company, in a circular Cximea mourKin, providing they sur- democratic character of the Univer- fheir Arm* before May 20. | gitv of Toronto. other in die South End. a third ^,,,,- nom , nfl , $ -. w $W; do com ^ ^^ ^ ^ $60: choice springers. $85 to $110; lanubs. yearlings. $10 to $11; <lo. spring. $13 ro $14: do. new crop, each,, $10 to $15: caJve*. good to choice. $11 to $13.50; sheep, $6 to $9.50; ho fed sind waterni. $10.50; do. off cars. $10.75; do. f^x-b.. $9.75; eoii-.'.jT pfcint*. $9.50. Montreal. CVa-So. 2 CW. ;">7c-; N<-. 3 53c. Flour. Man. Spring: wheat pan., firsts. $10.50. Rolled oats. 90-llv cmg; $3. Bren .$29.26. Shorts. $31.25. Hay, .,. . _ , No- 2. por ton. car lots. $23 to $24, . MUMS, offer ail employees who desire , ] a jj j n cartons 35 to 36c. Ci*<. finest easterns. 22 to 28e ten jto make gardens during the coming Beans Can. humd-picked. >i;Ai, B;itr*r. clw-k-est crtanwry. 30 to $2.90 to $3; prunes. $2.40 to $J.50; ' Kggs. fresh, 37c. Potat->es. r*,r a survey conducted in provinces by the "Grain Trade News," it is stated that the area of land pre- 20 to 22 Margarine 26 to 28c. Eggs New laid. 32 to 3;',.-; new per cent, greater than in 1920. With j surnmer the free u*e of company land, the land in excellent condition the fyll ...u:..i. w ;i] , n i,.. v j !.., it is expected, will be succes fullv sown. * ' 1J : which will be plowed, harrowed and Lamas. Madagascar. 7 to 80: California l- ar lots. 5 to 70c. cce*.<- fertiiized for them at the company's ! Limas. 10 to 12c, , H S ' * lij ' u I expense. Mapie pnxhicts Syi-up. ix^r imp. cwr.'e*. K- ^P W- 3 pea- cw:. REGLAR FELLERS By Gene Byrnes C5C T^W airv\ AU. tc,.>- n , ' \ A ^ / \ -ro-*.t>. -y^ ~~t^- u ^S^,SP