The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-12-23
COUNTRY WHOSE son SPELLS
WHEAT and OUT or WHOSE
FARMS THOUSANDS ARE
CROWNS RICH.
WHAT PRESIDENT TAFT AND
ornEns THINK OF cAnapA
Aas r ~ s cans

Our cana6ian nogtk
are again Rejoicing over az asundanl
harvest and reports frem relatIs
sources 80 70 show thzt tke total yield
o. 1903 viii be Tar above ssst u any
other year.
II IS eshmatea fbat sIgs
viii this year 60 into IT, pockets g
The Western farnaerE ~
alone another ssg o3a hom cats
and barley. while returns fran other
crops and FROM stock VII sd ss8r
100000 m7ra = & ans woag la
that the farmers 81 the CanaGlaa
West arr hzPpy2
ThDazandB o. American tsgmEva
have settled IA tie above uensIoaea
provinces during the past year men
who know the West and sts poeftfH-
ties. ard who also keow perhaps bel
ter than any other pecrle. the beEE
methods for profitable farmiag
President Taft said recently Ga
speaking q Canada.
we have been going ahead 80 rap
Idly IN our own country that onr hessa
hare been somewhat kEened wEsh the
idea that we are carrying on ZAP Hkout
ders all the progress there Is IN the
world We have not been conscious
thar theTe is on the north a To11g
country and 3 young nation that Is
locking forward as it ven may. % q
great natiou4 future They have
1900 600 people. but the country IS
sell hardly scratched
JAS. j. HIu speaking before the
Canadian Club Of WinnSNg a few days
ago said:
Il go back for s. years, whsn I
came West from Canada. At thar dne
Canada had no Northwest ATcHrg
boy or ma who desired to carve his
own way had to cross the line. ard
to-day il may surprise yon-one ont
Of every five children born ia Canada
lives IN the United States Nov yoa
are playing the return match. and the
Northwest is getting people from the
United States very rapidly. We
brought 100 land-seekers. mainly FROM
Iowa and Southern Minnesota. last
right ont OF St Paul. going 70 the
Northwest. Nov. these people hare
q al kAN way AAAA 1--WE va ~ A.EAAE
thousand dollars each. and they VIII
make as much progress On the land in
one year as any One man coming from
the Continent Of Europe can make, do
ing the best be can. Ia ten. fifteen, or
twenty years
II Is evident from the welcome
given American settlers in Canada
that the Canadian people appreciate
them. Writing from Southern Alberta
recently an American farmer sayss-
we are giving them some new
ideas about being good farmers and
they ara giving us some new ideas
aaoat being good eluEens They have
q law against taking nguos into the
Indian Reservation One OK our fer
lows vas caught on q reservation with
q bottle ON him. and & cQst him $50
One Of the Canadian Mounted Police
found him, and let me tel yoa. they
snd everyone who tries 70 so rp
against the laws Of the coantry.
eOn Saturday night. every baT-room
Is closed. at exactly Z O'Clock Whyf
Because II & the Law. and its the
same with every ether law, There
tSn't q bad man Ia the whole district.
and q woman can come home from
town 70 the farm a. midnight e she
wants 70, alone. That's Canada's idea
bow 20 run a frontier; they have GER
tainly taught "a s lot
"On the otheg hand. We are running
their farms for them better than any
ouer class 81 farmers I guess
can say this without boaStieE. and he
Canadians appreciate uR. VS. turE
out 20 celebrate Domini1n Day: ihcs
ara elad to have ps heln % farm lhs
eoantry they knos hoa ~ setesn'
We know how % work
Another farmer fr0m Minnesaa
wha settled "a Central Saskatchewan
some years ago. has the Following q
say aholt the coanlrg
~Ny vile and have aoae wen anaugl
since We came from me States NE car
nra anyway VS. came IA thoHnrins q.
1sel with the hrst carload 81 settlers
snecta unioadsa "a these parts and
haat The nFst sbanty betwe0n Sss
kaloon ana Lums1an. We brought
sith oar car 81 settlers effects %.
SUM 81 $500 In cash. today We ar
NoriA Ae We proved ~ en-.
a. the nnesg Sarus On Westsrn Caaaa.
ard bonEht $50 acres at IS per acre
We took goos CROPS oE tha hna "a.
toar wears. at tte sud 81 which ~.
haH sSea9 #oFSA m Improvements d
he waY q tuli3lngs. ttc. and hAl
ptnntaf thrae arrrs az trefa TW.