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Clean
Winf Martisi-SsnOUr.lj,6% Pure laSide ard Outaide, Paipt.1
SOnour'a PO int. ;
Wood-laj, ..for yiors, Woodwork and„Fernitare.
• ..
Itogers' Ilruslt:ng '1.,4,!per; tor. 1?leist3,. or .Furaiture, dries ,
in 30 iniliutes; • .`•
'Muresso,ter.:WallS and k'elling,.dgeoration.
Deco and Ea solos , for • repainting the cars
• Full S.tock, bf Paint and LaCquel:. Brushes.
Rakes, tioeS, C'ultiya's,er,i and 10 e1,
'JUST arloa a of Coil Spring Wire, Barb, "VVire
...s.and-WeveniF,eoce,"
St. Marys U.ement veys.on 111 Id
Gyproc, Peristone an
, •
ELE:c71" RIC WASI1Elt,. Coinnlete with
t'rite* Water* Heater built' in to the tut's. . It boils; washes and.
wrings ths+ c.othess will pay ssni to see this maelinie before-
-purchaing. '
Phone -6
Hardware Coal
IH LI,YC,KNOW. SNTflEL
FOURTEEN: ARGUMENTS,. •
AGAINST TOWNSIIIP. .s.
•
Premier Ferguson • has. PrepOpece
abolish the present B4Oardsgtf,School
1"1ustees and eptablistisin )1'113.4, tI
..;e0wfiship 'School ''..I3o0r4,* •;who have
urisdiction over -.ail the $,choOlsS,ee-
tions th
teachers,' 'transact all 'the bnUi.0esr
and ' levy the taxes. over ,the Whole'
..sis-nhin to meet the expenditutas ;
RTEOU
Luckno
Plumbing TinsMiihing •
Lucknow . Wit;:ghain .
,
Phone 74 Prione z56
'
Nontimplit41 Works;
. ,
LutA.I...vow tealt wimaiAg:
, .
Ilitie the:largest and . Mos t Com piete•
' stotk, im...,ilw--Mostlyeautiful-7tiesigris---
to „choose from, in ' ,•,
"Marbre„; Scotch,•.'SwediSh" and 61.1-
•14;azi Granites ,
' We make a :specialty of Family
Monuments and .111.1i4 your inspec-
tion. • . : • ,
;inscriptions :Neritly, C,arettilly and
Promptly Done:-- r1
See"rie' beforp" itilteing your order.
0 uglis et.
11. A. Spottert
• ' 1,1orkrirtW, Ont. '
••••=001111‘
The World, is `,!Y'oer OySter. Don't
hurt ,yeuself opening it
.::Burning yOur bridgq 'behind yeti
isn't so bad if YOu can Swim.
ountry
a e is
now City
trade
• Beanie' the irrithense change
in. conditionsin just a few
years — that the telephone
• has:helped briag about
The Store in the 'smaller
town now . carries pretty
ranch the sarne---uP-to-date:-
styles as the big city store.• •
'rhanks' to Long Distance, :
IVranufacturers' or, Whole-
salers' warehouses are prac-
tically at the storekeeper's •
' elbow. :The time required
to telephone.", an order by
Long Distance :IS new only
a; few minutea; aonneetione '
• are. now 'offet Made at !Ince,
without.", hanging N thli
l'itceilter: •
-
And the .cot of t.otg.
Dis-
tance rtesstigeS
it \often quite a little less
than is generallr'suppesed.-
-
Call up our". Manager and
oak him ,the rate to points
yoU are intereStedip.
toy'
nal
• Thig' bilf Cannet' .verY 'peppier,'
is it has been fUtresineed thiee ',times
and eaeh-titne it .110.4 been witliarAWn.
Mk; Ferguson because he
lot get his own:: SUfIp9rtera t9 yAte
.fo it..ith• • 1-
lisjytp School Board: are not
issiyablesliesause;--s,: •.• .;,.
centralisktion oy
.gcw:errop9iit sinstead Of .self,' govera-.
:nett for .each 'Schad + seetions, • • t•
Second -4n many townships there
are nine or ten acheol sections, A
'school board of pine or, ten trustees
..voaid be much ,t0e, 1arge, and if
.here were less in namber sorne
sabot'', • seetietis would have no repre-
4:lit:two!' on the Board., ' • •
•
Third—No • •representation might
ie
very injurious •to a school s6etion
:is men ontsicle of it might not quite
AA.Ol'eciate, the local •situations
Fourth -L -N °thing; ',cornea as ' 'Close '
home. to 'people as. the education of
'Lneir children.., This is soinething,
. they ought to be. very jealous of,.li
a 'local' Board 'et. Trastees is siot pro--
iding the school with a ,g,cod, teaChey
seople can come out to -thessInnearl
Adheel meeting Rad .baye thematter.
threshed Out :and .elect new trukiteeS',,
nit it would be .a much more difficult
natter for parents to..' tryto cam- .
oaign -over a whole township to get .
,iew, trustees elected,
• Fifth -There ,are a go0•1•111aaY s10-.
• a:istic problems inconneetiOn with
't Public Sshool" fhd.t. can !le more daSs
ily, settled at a meeting; pr: lasai tiu
teesthan by,ihaVing to go to a town-
shipr eeting to lets* them aired.
Sixth—Every public scheol a
. eparsSe entity. It As an tit sanizatith,.
by itself ,arid. having, , a' Boards. of
sserastseassfor•seatbsssenoess*-sssaeffsgos,-.,
sisinent in its very heat sense. There
Lire ...ape,eicif problems abeUt, the Ulla: -
ng• .of. a •school and engaging sots as
'teacher ,t1lat belong to the, people.
who pay for the building . and, the
.teacher's'ialary. • •• '. 7
Seventh—It ,svoala he Well- nigh -
impossible, ,to. have anifnarn,arrange-.
hent ter all schisel buildings,sthe 1.e-,
suit Of Which. would .be, disaatisfaS,.
tion.' • ' . • .
,•Eiglith:-.-It is sometimes Urged.that
•in the case of 'a to-wnship heard you
would gOt a better -class of trustees.
'As n -rule one of the, beat men in the
leighborhoed is ••Seeretary-Treassirer.
of the :School' Sedton sand cfiVC
.3xce1lent 'public service sfer little or
io reninneratien. , • ,
NiathConsolidated. Shoals hay's,
teen, with a .few exceptions" a fail.-
_ ,..
"-sre, and Premier Ferguson hasbeen
careful' to -:state • that this township:.
board system does not mean. consoli-
dated *schools; but as a matter of fact :•
:t would drift that way as. the board
:vo•Old have power to ,elose One or twe
s•beo's and convey the pupils to an-
.
AlslIFIE LI) UN 11'ED CI•1
NoTE§,
, . • .
.A. goodly :c'empany gathered for
•Shat Was .to haVe been a verandah'
Ilnekettsisengue' • On
-;flystradgy. evening last; •at the .hOme •
'Of Mr. and Mr.s.',Jas:t1lagkett. But, as.
th,e night was quite chilly,,
;ton vf host and hostesS',the
.was held indoors. And a good Meet-
,
.ng, it Was:, Loth .prefitsibla awl: pleas-
Tit u 08,48
.1.st, 190; '
JUIDPING COMPV,TITIGN • Trophy—Reht. Scott, , Port
,, •t U.4.1:NOAN,• ,11.1r1i1 1,2th't 14:,seef Ereederv traPhY—,'
•-Russell ,,i,feEee; Tara,. wins permans
16.tituto, Dair lsastiessifedal-s.larri.
. titionss-$6 .Boys ortio14.0 Live Stock 111cgan; Mild.May; Sheep' and'Swine—.
••• ' , • • WalitertOn •trophy7iFied.
(Britee',;Reproseiltatlye'a: Report) McQuillin,ttleknek,Vs • " • „ '
VneXdelleit trophies • and medals-,--Ilors...
iefg of eepteStants and eXeeptietAlly .Ige4ean,•' trephy-Ts.Morris
!seep ,and d�s altinnietitien eorishined. son Eltis,W/4er011;.' Aeq.
te. make. Briices CoahtY"s, Sixth Mann- WcIPI• Wrn t.1,41drOilr, 7411414°W.;::
PPMPOtitioji: • E.14iY,-"Cattle-,:74e4,01,--LAiornes.-"Pyortsi
DO. At Luckile* Jun 12th, :''Sheel3174404.1.-4/4': .8°44.
# •
of the Outatandiag Junair events, ot ,Port • ,Elgin; ,SySine-s-iledal--We
.,.rVal
the Province for. this ye:Err, ,..' .§42,011A-141.1.C1CtiOW,:'.:',::: .,
,.
Walkerton . .Junior.;, An'stituto;• team - • The trephiei.'aild roo.dft'4 WOrglk*C-
•' Ikesstots E ' an . sol5ted.te the wino rs at the'4anCe in ,
Drilry, trophy •,ffir.biIti, "ieain , in the t 0 evening., r., ,. A-r-itair
ii.on, y‘...,4b, gii96 .;p,ointr,..'hoing.. only 4 •stishhle in the- Eruto County ;;.fionie
-„ieintsahead'W• ,he• thale;;T-.'.g.' irii,' in Plobghing "'Coinnetitioni. *kg - :also.
, „ .
ait.- and Mrs: Ilackett and. '
1.red served: a.16v,ely. treat, at the clo,,•
Ji the;little, sOeial tin,e that..follovireds
..sianey BroWfl. and iSlefville flackett.
moved:and secooded.in
vete. , thanks to •the" ,inist sand
hoatess.
' 10 (1 com palsies . gathered. .at
Ail Aurelius on SUnday .last, , ant)
, . .
sarticusarly se" tit' Blake.. There were
sinink. other ' :attraCtiong elsp,where.
.111 JC. :U.!: children reeelyed'the rite.
-.'sf-st-spti4mrsatj-thes-M-pritia...-setwics'i;
sirs. Stotheras after an absence in'
. . . •
the west, and • elSewhere for some
Sgliteen menths, vins:sitesent. at. the
al a ke.,
'c 'o She , Cordial') y
ssreetca4 by nAstor eongregaticin.
Ii Glen alaci broirght a mr.lead Of
v,ititors'..from• Detroit to eliiirch,*ith
• . • . .
ticilsobo4.1,.:80onse tr.PPIV,. for best ploughing.
in
,
second ,Plage; Mrs:, A,. G. Rirstineet Presented to Wilford IngliS Of•Walle.
Walkerton. Was. also : high 6Vt9n, and the Challenge' junior
in the ceinpetitien Wi 554 'points Farmers' Baseball trophy to . the
out Of a posaiblp The 'Tara: girls Teeswater Association. •
• c'en,. the :jUntor teams troph,y with Ten clas'ses of .live Steck . were
Tesswater second. ;ridged; 0tVP •being assembled. at the
• Tara 'Won: the tenn, . trophy for, the.. 7aledOpian Park, Lueknow, four at,
tAye StOck Jiidgiag .Contf.itt. which j: B. Rntherford'ssfarin, at:crone:
naeine-s ard relsOn- Were taleti st' F•Todds farm. 'ThroUgh the
1.!0 'classes of... ' LucknoW vholehearted. cci-operation of , fecal
• .
"earrk., waS second ,,with' • Walkerton; breeders, the:, following • eplendid•
,
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the influence. of liquor, gave the
list.of a number of cars that bad
gene in and. out •pf Walker's on the
and; 18th. '• •
• ,
Conetable Tinimpson .correlis
'orate& the', eviderier..'7,of Oonstable;
'O.00ksrhan, hikving • iceilit..'AN*01 with:
4..
•1Mky 'SiMtharopt0iii19;
leers:Old; WAS the 'aekt,, Witness.' She
:had:been to Walker's, four times. this.
• :spring.. Went with her friend,,
Spear. They Went:to...See *Ifs. Geo.'
Gray, lived .at Walkjeir, Never
saw any liquor' sofa •or Atandled‘ in
Willicer!s 'house. TO ,the. Magistrate
Iw 'aid SPear.'had..nothing' to drink
there as- far as, : •
. .
..:A HOAile.""Witnesiti,"'
-Mtirdoeh..S.tewailt:of' loucknow. Who
• Works in. ICincardines tads': the , stand
„
, iext Ile: was at Walker's, a et:intik:of
'three, the. past .fevit: Months." Didn't
`criees• how many ,tirnes—might haye
'men. fenr, Or six times.. Mr. Free .
'tern: remarked. to the . magistrate
'hat this was. evidentlY, a hostile; wit-
ness, to Which the, Megigtrate '"ON.ped „
The 'lawyer ,had 'difficultY in7.g4ttinr.
...traight .answers from Stewart. •The
sitheis. said he went to Walker's ir
.
be
evening and ',. in the. daytinie.
krchie, "Sinclair went with him.' Did..
,
t't know 'Walker ,verv- well. Walker,
•vhs not a friend of hie. Saw Walker
sstshissh.ome.-Just-yent to Walk
it's far !fors never got any liquor
WalkerYS' Or tnever Saw .. anyone
:sprehase there. . 'When Mr
roreehern asked Stewort if ),Ie' bad nol
'';rrned3 t; st;iternent ]fo officers
had Won ..five soosecutive 21.asscs Avere provided: • Clydesdale
, , . ,
.NormanSals midt-of• kgar_.,'_*11eaVY. Draft horses by. Neil
:ligh•man of the canipetition and also.
..oac he'd the vionhip,.'•Sunior team: El-
a. Sheritien end Rtissell/ 'McKee of
Tara.. :Were respetiVelyi."ieconcl and
.111Ardsbipli;:sh: ;C:ftisa. "sasse • a. ral a selies
• . • . • • •
tiled :Pruce-Lensee .1.1seh8ll game
.between Lpcknow.. and ''Palleys. last
I/ear's ochan:,pion, f.:atured :the ,a'fter-
wevions competit.iwis, 'placO, :mires. by Ackert Bros,. and ,:Jame•s,
. noon.• sports;. while 1,n • the evening
>ver '300 •I`Yeople etLeaded :the dense
Catephell 'and_ Ernest , Gs.tint; Shert
"lam eows and:Oxford', sheep by .L
31ithe'rfard; .Angus heifers by .F.
Tedd; HolSt.ein heifers by. . Ewart
l'aylor; jerseys by James Alten
Robt.. Durnm, Geo. Androw ,,and T.
..',V.' Rdd;.LeieeSter sheep by J. Mc.
. luillin; - Yorkshire sows and finished
'-aeen hogs by, Win.:Hendersen:
. , ' ta.:•...-,e-o-o•-r-r-
I.1..HGE1),*. BOOTLEGGER '
ro-x.etc.st-siN.'=pive6 'or:iv,:,s-tya. , r- ---- .---..-- , .-.: ----,--
'ACQUITTED AT KI,NCARDINF
oi, whit,‘",i,, niu:.,ic wog liVON 1(10d .I3Y the
, 'The • HouSehOld S, icsie.: (:.:.onpeti., • ^ • ' ' ' -777 . .4. '
. • • ..
w as . Mille, ist,h e _diliesti on ofsMiss ,-- . • ' . • •
• Sviderice that _ Was'', Coniicallagis-
irate Didn't BelieVe It, But;
. 7-.' Bambild:cre f 1). 't' i , ' t ;1 'h
,, , o t• :to's „ssis s( y
'limbs and 'Mrs: .Shbres ski.' ,Dandas. Couldn't ',.COnvict;
:\li-is Shortrecd, of•duelPh, iniss ale -
For '•tli'e --
t--1;Stocks ,I.M1:sing Connie:, . A.I.O.e,..shtsssitich Alex.T. Walker of.
'days. Ile neverlic114°r °r. kept'
it for Bak: •
Witnesses Backed Backed Down
Mr., Freeborn in addressing the
-,e0titts sdid he :could only appeal. • to
the .'yna/tiatrate for a %conviction
the grounds of Oat the•evidet'Wwatt
•Vvorth. P*, Witn0Piles had gone back
, ,
on the *previotis statementa they had
;made and it was these statements
that the :coMPlains were •
. Magistrate CieasorSaid he h"td,"sat
• at.t, eases time and ,agaits where :the
same.thing had occurred. •It is a pe-
culiar thing that in liquor eases .the
witnesses, g� back : their previous
Statements.' "Don't 'think ;} have any
Towriahrii-r'lfear—Kinear:"
.iltd.sloCal.Represehtatises in. charge, dine' Towns Was charged'.with':hoot,,
?la:d,toasSiSt with ;,aricus claSsds was tried at .on
'::Sepresent'stiSta of' 'Alto Departinent lith.srAs','Walkers was thought
Aesricuitire as.....folloWs:s.messrs• be an old and tfrequitot Offender,
:.;o0per .and • Smith, of :SI:Irk-dale, 'case ',excited much interest, es-
'pss of Arthur; -.4 el; 4: Gf., 'Clinton '-seeially: by those ''who want • to aee.
.ftelli ono of. '•ho slaw enforced,
, Tenth—It is true that there •arsi
• zOnie sbhool seetieisa.stith very:small
ittend mice, • but f desi red • there
loth ing' to ' hinder the TroStee Board
"of that section :closing the, 5011061,
to the nearest'
• Ichool. arid paying th'ere fat. their -tin-%
•Idon. This plan is.,.not very often ad.:
and.more•thari the :fin•mation
:t•ionsoliciated, schoolg,Sbet it 'eats he
Cone, and the .tnos,t satiefac.tery. part
if it is •that it will bectohe by fin,
icluidl section affectedby the change,
•and. not by .any outside authority.
' • .Eleve.ntia-People priSe • all the.
rights', of self geverrmsciis they now
• poSsessi and, e-SetY el -tort te centralize
iciwor, and authosityl'iS.to'take: it out.
the peo.ple'a bands.; Thfo- rn
demand' from the. people for.. this
-hange, :rite dennindo conic fl.•04.4
sfficialakin aof the provfnce..nef
.be elegtors,' Which .in Should.
'sendemii it. .• •; ., • ••
, .Twelfth—This. :whole snovenigrit is
'an effort .ou the -part of offieials.. to
. get control , et, the public' schools out
t the hands .of the School .Sectiona
md :Vest it in a central that ;Inv-.
hone- will be mores aniebable to their.
••influence.. , s, • " • •
•Thirteentli:-2The soridinit'• of Ont'
'.•,arie's' public schools 'has been very.
' •,atiSfactory under the control of . the
ieople t,henmelves. There is' no. break
131 this Syatem. 10ea1 gevorn-
: lent. Thes:new SYstem of Toarnaltiri
36ords is 'one that helms imposed
tn the people. not a reform ithat the,
leople are. rising up and demanding„
it is • Alleged'
'that: the .sygteni ;Of 'Townsliin 13oarcl.•
working satiafiniterily. in the
(1 States, it prettyssafe to say tIvii
")ntario's rtsrel ssitoola will, compere
favorably with tialso Of nuy:
tate aeross the line; and it:AS also -
'roe that there. doessnet S'eeni to 1)0
.tviT 8)0(1 rush in the:United • States to
dopt:the systerh la a very genera).
.A vote for McCallum. 14 'a, vet,e
aipst Township Sehool Boards. '
Next . Sunday is to. mark the ecca.,..
' ‘of',.a Atanclard COmninnity Sun-.
S.1101 and -Service for . Public
ihip:it the .Zion • Chnissif. There
iJI collo:16116e :pi:ineptly, et and 11
111 Allefainilies are :urged to.
be
present and •,tnalce the oceasien Ille111;-
e and noiciue. Visitota .are Cor-
dially 'invited,
• "
A ,Word stetild be ,said 'these
;es sometimes about 114. ekcellent
hospitality of . the Ashfienl. Church'
peoPlc .to the :pastor arid family, .and
) isi Ling ministers from • time to
:The parsoinise• being sO ' far
away 'frein :•the churches and or-
. , • ., •
r Services as they are, makes
neeessary so:often ..:for meals to he:
•.,1•".011. away frpm bottle en the; .
-tiv day. No ',Sunday, pagsea hist
13 numerous kind, inVitathirt are
"Ali. and `,M.I.S.::Jas. *Web,
Enid Mr:'. and Mrs..C.yril Caton,
'bell did .the heinors of "entertainment
'last Stmaay.,
The pastor is..68 the pi.egrantric'of
Martin Pregbytery on Thritsti
cf this week, ineetitig „at Grend liood
to give the 4 deVOtion47 address for
.clo,Y on the topic, "That virtue,
10 supply of,*hichSelsions. exceeds
the depiand.!)• ,
The. Itackett'Shed. extensien is rap-,
'41v Tole 'idcPdld ('O
•Were.,,yisla„On Tharoday Ai,C1 Fyiday
, won':;c, Tbo
°he ottofilion frained 'arid 8(011
1,10 poa. 1)0 11(11)! in— It looks
..vbrY fine Shed is to be the oht-'
,onie, withlots -of, room ;and, comfort-
able The winter. accoMoaation
11Wft.YS. erixtpPed, eSpe-
ially Imeciat 'oceasions. One ad.,
1,1(..nt osearrect flint liave:hten
_rata.. Piero. .,-'serio011._r.h.er,!_.
811 o'e
ePt .thd post -at
,iwtP11 And Struelt, Walter Alton :WW1
(010 ftn.'C.e the' forehead', by whhth'
be sustained' ve3y. riaSty and deep
14e was rushed ti:to dootor,
Vibo. Stitched up -the MouiSti •
11)11 :• Toait: and sianaing sand • .The trial, however, proved to • .be
. , •
.rophy •wiiin erg,. .is eie s .10 llows soinething of a "fizzle, owing to
. • Household • Jud,t,iiig. ••••
lumber -of the 'crovvn witnesses, when
•
I;, the. witness box, going back on
+Competition. ,
• TeamsssWalkerism.. Egg' et: ,vritteri statements they hadmada,
palsy:7'1'T '15; al Sefton 2566 T:fie incident' -forcefully illustrates'.
• (Mts. O.' r n e, °trip.- the diffignIty, which the:. authorities
on , 'A•d Pin k • al; v eneounter enforcing the .laW when
snit Gm trade Cliegley 'sefenee lawyers. an ,witnegses stop
. ,
)547.; 5.th, IstieknoW 6tb; ;Port • the, •Kineardine 'Revie4z..-itepOrter
?5,12.,-31'd, Tara .2557. 4th, oeswater 'nothing. •
regard Walker" said the Mag -
rate., haven't dOri4 think mug
hira: at• all. ,But• must try .thO
sa'se' on:. the , evidence ,submitted.
Walker hadn't bought enough liquor'
on his permit to, warrant it' eoniric-
`ion for selling. There is no direct 2
eVidence of his Iceeping for sale. Case
's dismissed." • '
• Walker- is Warped. •
. , •
, Magistrate ..Crcasor called Walker' .
o the stand, "I jailge from what has
slime out and from what I hear that
fret, are regarded as . a bootlegger
-here:, -It .seems to Me `that as you
have yoUng girls itsyOur house it
ht Mean soinething else, too; 'A •
' c.aWyer MsKav ohieeted. The 1!44gir
"-rti.e. ruled that the • 9.1,qt.ionis ye-
'YardingLstntetrients_eauld Jiot.__.h.e
'-ered as evidence,
To the Magitsate SteiVa'rt :said be
lidn't know why. he went to:Waliter's
'toose. jest wetit„ out there for fun
went- out- tscr-S'aes-tisess1arirtS's7r7.'s
Magistrate Creasor—l. don't
Elgin 2477. . ,. , .' - ,k reported the. Walker trial in a NvaY..
he. following:;----,---,---,,,, - -- -'
A nnie TrelfOrd, , Edna ' MeiViulleh); At the PoUrt in Kincardine on Mot-
TeestWater .- 1525; ., 1...t.telenow „1524; de.3.s' afternoon, June 11th Alex ,ii
Walkerton 1507.; Per's, EV, 10 • 1500. Walker, an alleged' bootlegger;' of
• . ,, . , •
Iligli Individaals for l',..• E. Truax, *Kincardine ' Townshipr NtmS1, acquitted.
trophy and trip'ito -,l'..".N.I..'s;--3,11.rs. A.-. 'hy. Magistrate ' Creasor of Owen
7, 'Ki'S.St.the, ' WAkerisin. h5-1 v points, Sound, on a 'charge of keeping liquor
k F.,., ''f'•-•iinx '4).01;hv Permanents :for sale.' When this eake was •' dis-,
,-, also „trip tn C.N.".1.1. .1)y l'Olinty Ess.. missed "Crown .Attorney. Freeborn
c' \0, jean Seott, Port Elgin, 547; ,,,,s%ithd.rew the 'charge, again,st Walker
tkoh;tisestsse,.Cligsley .5;i:' -is• Marion .of' selling' liquor to :minor's, and. also
'.14;.\-41.; T.th'e.s 5'31; ' 'Sirs. , •`Che,ville, .the chargea against deorg,e Grsy and
tne.-,16,-;45:,,,f3,,..„ , " ' ' . • 17y88 Geddes,. „who : lived with and
• SCnior Medal's' in. each elass.s.L.Nuts work.Od• for iA,r,ancer''' • : . ,
,itien.--fitihr Foi.tvne, t:.'hesley;•TIouse . A 'bevy of Ilenee bf6e.er8 gave eolot
.:Furn'ilhins;ss , Kathleen McCbrdy. 'o the, , Court scene, the hall being,
*Chesley,; 'Clothing, • Auclrev: • Pinkey; filled with over ' 290 spectators. Mr.
Walkerton. • . 'vreeborn conducted the* ease for the
, .
• * Junior , Med als.— Nutriti on --- Jean " Crown; Campbell 9,1•01i, Walkerti?n,
- • . - • , .ind il', J. 'McKay,' Owet Sound, fer
Scott, „Port Elgios 110us., Pprinsh-• . - , .,. . • ,
hie's,- Tiuhi .11,Iolleor,'• '11.Ort ..klgin; Walker' . ' . • • ''•. • .t '
. . . • • •
• hnior :Erase W. .1. Tro: wbicli. illustrates .the :situation: • It liad
• . ;.• , .
.. a
:11who-4s bootlegging and getting
.vitnesaes' to say thingsstaey should-
s't 'Fr; diang. a dangerous thine-Soon--
lr or later he will get caught. 'MY'
idviee to. yen that if yo a are beot-
',icreinir, fret out of thRt business.
vet , wilel''iand, in igil ultimatelY. . If
,6u.. ever come :before 'me again, and'',
evidence is sufficient to prove yon
l'uiltsa I', Will .sena you to jail." '•
--.--Mr.-FreebOrt said that as the same
-illnesses Were to be Called' on, the
stlier , against .WAllter ,and al-
-4-'• against 'George 'Gray and Lynn
"1,eddea. in view of the fact, of , the
,Ividenre their had 'given -first
be ease,
, ease. the other charges Weebi be
le" a W(Yrd qq.7! Y°11 have r"34. 1 ivithdrawn.
'-heenistraigbt.in year evidence: I like, ,
'lie Provincial Polise' en. the case
.see a witneSs. after taking -his
lath; tell, thetssth. but. yoU are cer-'
shinly not telling the :truth in- • nry
seititnatiow,
Refused to Answer Questions...,
Misi• 'Gibbons, 19 years cid. Sbuth,
Smpton. had been at Viralker's'•place
severals• tiMes. 'Went...with :Miss Sol -
slims ,and; Mr. Spears. Had no 'reasor
,
or going there. They 'We're 'jtiSt ouf
"ars-riding:Land dropped in. . Spears
.-4(1ggested :going to 'Walker's.• Got
there at night. Stayed for Some time.
The :second tune they went she didn't
iso in the Iteases._„Didn't Want to s stay
:4.-lisre..1 She sat iii thecar.; "
Magistrate' Crpaseiss-s-Why didn't
von (,) ifitia`the house?
.‘
Witness --I .didn't'like the leeks of
(AdSertiseinent.)..'
'GODERICit
George 'ClOuSher„ of ,'SVinp.barli, op.\
isared in pollee 'eou,rt sv eel( 'on
'ar„ without lights,_for ;which 1)e wa,o_
d ayo costs. and, for being ih-
:oxieated, `Ort charge. 1c wt
laed 826 Pncl. costs; ChltrIes.Ferro,
ttivtiAiliii„,*04;.firlett :`,.8,5
f°t ariYing h 0.at without 6
hiaffetir!fl *Mine 'C0nel'h1)(1.
af Winceilaim, paid a .fipe o 1.0,4and
'10qt's: for reckless „
Died -4n Geslerich.., on, 4turie
0284 Elizabeth"
••"'ate John Atli:, in her Sf.st year. Tile
eteii:i 11, d
ceniy te .ywro )1 1 oti oe ti
h
Saturday, Attie. ifitit, to Colborne
Provincial Of0ger' Nelsen Was first
Clothing., Mary MePherasn,Tess- f• , w—
• • • - • • -ailed., Ile_told o, the . raid on• aix-•
Wate,,iF.• ,Tenm ' to' , rearosent BrUce
Magistratej2You had a good ' deal
,ef sense, Miss Gibbons, kit. tell me,
-why didn't you 'go inte the hOuse.
With the ' rest • (No answer):.
Witneas said •she 'didn't see any-
ioad On the
,..essut, . as , css,4,/sp,t;:tp
. e,,epses ••''''s home on: tbo'Doirliairi
r;„ x;,-irStino, 'ip,a1-1 Scott, ,I.ena .E. v...t1.1). .,,v1,185r,
,1d.
• . • bottleo of beer and a part bottle of
Vght ' of May 19th ;and finding, 25:
oalci: by Connty 1Xetititive—"Mrs. ,A..
.k0,.. Ethel .Alti.r.fin... :,: .: Several people ' Were rn he
.ru
. Live Stock '. Jud Sing ConniA:tif Ma,. • house with Welker. : While tapping
..T.T.igiii wan.t....i,oi,. ,,,,:,(liti,i..& ,,i„,i,tail, TI,116e. „the:walla in the, pantri Walker.ariie!
, .1.11,.(1,t.„.,,i,.w;,,t,00'.1.7....iFi.;,, .Tri,. iki . 4110 to and ' showed „them. a , secret . hiding
0
,,,hi.iltv . :0.111:04.11 .17.,,,11,1,111!1.1.1 ,.1,11...„0,1 Me-
.gontiimeel'ieli;y1i.stinitnhvaintgit.nolth,.nAlf:idaWy:11110:
tte.c4,,: nowaisl. NeatotaIlliSSell I•leil pred.ueed. wUsausas liquor, •psrielf,".',•If
' told'
one drinkingsst ere; neverany-
one she did. -•
Mr: .Freeborn—Were ,you' ever ap-
nroached by anyone .about this case?
/No answer): Di you no cornp ain
.,vere. •Constables 'Nelson of Walkers .
'on:: Denten of •Guelph, :CooksmAn
Ind Thompson Of• Kitchener; Inspees
or Ray of Kitchener:. 'Constables
'Viurray" of Southampton, Travis
Port Elgin and Walker of Tiverton.
,yere also present
•,-;-•--0 0
FROM :QUIET HOMEY
.BOARDING HOUSE TO THE
ro, Chief Murray of Soutliamptcin• a-
hout .being approached., (regarding
,
tbis Case? .(No answer).
' .Walkers on the Stand. • „ ,
. Lawyer McKay asked for dismissal
of tthe case: There was no proof in
4 -he evidence that Walker was Selling.
liquor . or „keeping it --for sale. The
.Magistrate Was not ,sure about one
n.oint. Walker had. got a 'supply of
.liqubr, and then a number of . cars
had called at his place._ . .
''. Alex'. Walker was called. The .tea -
son for the cars at his plaCe on the .
. . •
12th was that there waS a party
there. Ile did not serve:liquor at tfi'e
party Ile bought the liquor on . a Milskoka Lakes. '
1
.Oerant. The party was given in ' - ,ososo'ss..,_„,
.,
.1,t Was arranged 'by 'Lynn Geddes and „ . SCHOOL
rt—EPORT,
henor of Mr,. and iitirs.,George Gray.
himself. There, Were about 25 or 30 S. S. No. 4. ,Ilitiloss, 'Month 'of May. . .
guests present. His cars went. dowll• Sr. IV: T. 100. 'IL, 975. P. 780.—
spa bites:gm some of the people and L. Johnston 874; Ils Ceogram 625. '
GAY RENDEZVOUS OF •
*EAL'riti_. AM). :PAIlt0N
Whether. you enjoy a .restful heti- ,
day at a quiet boarding. honae Or all
- _ .
the gayety. and. sport of a fashion- ...
shle hotel, Muskoka Lakea will. sur-
pass .your fondest expectations. of an •
. • ,
ideal'. Summering place. .
Muskoka Lakes are noted the con- •
tinents Over as one of ,the coolest,
meetiieleadifol, healthful and happy
Sumner playgrounds in the:Whole of
•
1‘ Summer hotels provide
for - every 'type of apert.
Swi ming, boating, tramping, ten-
nis, golf. and bowling are but a fe*,
of the pleasures that Make. a holiday
spent in UuskOka never. to be fOrgot-.
ten,
Muskoka is the vacation land for
those ho have only ei brief holiday..
,
It is Only is ;few hours train journey
'from Toronto. ' Canadian NatiOnal,
PrOVidea such y excellent Srtfice that
Von may enjoy its delights and '
re-
turn to work With fresh, energy.and '
enjoyment—all within' the space of a -
few days. . •
. ,
Any Cairdian National • Railways.
Agent will gladly. give yot fall ip-
tormation (includitig. hotel rat' a) and
literature on the various 'resctrU. of
Tr win. Vanc6.I•f, S .dupliCate; such aasecured;Nthen
3o8a;; ot1.0.1i•i7.1';f360.;, Pore , the original is. fined or lot. "There.
'1810; TeeSWitter )0'31, Paisley • 3021: '''.,a,S enough( room inside the, "hide's'
"Iii141.1- Individuals VIA' trio to ,Iloyal for fifty eases of tvhiskey.
Wh't'T 14'', Y (10"1'rY .1";):;Vilt,-„Iv°— . On cress 'exp.:satiation Constable
Nornisin Schmidt, Mild)31ay, ii91.;• FI L Nelson eaid. that gine tben lie had
..
'it!, ,Shern1011-.1'curt, S:70 ; "I•tu,s,ell mi:'-' learned Walker had ortlPtliv.ed a1 that
lice, Ta1h'4862.: WM, Andrew,' Luck...! ',Ouse since .lanutity.. Was absolutely
8R3oib;t.Ceoil .Johittton.-
tu,cknoWt oet.a.in.W.olker saht he "iised the hide
ee,•. • ,r StiT),4-( 0TAdays
" '8111* Oflieer, Penton correhor..„
et c
iaos, Port 1'1083,}Toward' nte•.:Nelsen'S. evidence, arid Was also
, .
Cl1
_
TP '41; sez,nfIrr, Iker made thestat mem
"t'..allrtitrin“)..1
6.44, for. this '
Junior- • Teritrer en i1ht hy nibt
"" 'Schriri des' ;
,i-harrn• :of rugono.,:5..lifIll'11',
Vogen AlphoilAisShntid
Of Mild:navy 22P,3. Nritl'.114111,
Slchiridt ramify T.."',,x1v.oltive trip'
. to ...:llayriL..
14.1.d5411,.1107t t'et,at
bs 1i ed'
'N.Tartin'I,12R1.; 1 ip n Si+ermati , .22401.
lloWard
i43)'8 t3))1 2219-1". '..Wilfred
218;l; D'on S'1iWflq 21(3
1'rot-Alio:4 in1 riedals.for todividual
•blasses iterses
r
secrarding lisirig the iide in .0.T.A.
hys
# • .
• A Stream of earti.
.p ov otisthb1 Oooksmanto cq,
Iceoirig Wallter's house under ..ob.
servation, for setieralinights, ;On May
1,th between 9 rt.M, and 2 ant. 16
tars went Into Walker's place ahd Pi
.gaVO,the ecnit.tiite of
eatg..-,,,00ming Ant .goi,ng...;,„ At ',11A6
, .
1. mit came out that had to lights* it
;which Were and ,Wotien. . 'Thelt
t.ere s*eating, and .talking loud and
had A bard job to keep the oar, on the
.took them' home. That acceunted for 1 ar, lvs T. goo, .H. 1.50. I'. 120,-;
the0
lac'.e!r
.,ispgdoiannandngotihe,tveati;tntt there
ere ahries t.s13urt52,
r.,11.11i,ri,' ET
3.:694.11.Hotnis2i27 p(absi8T.)
......
,
so, rnam; Cara' Come to' my "place," L. 'Johnston 195; B. CasSidy ,132*.;„ ._
C. *.
Said Walker, Is' that in this -district CongrainT:104; RBroome (ab..:
I am .regarded as an authority
itiosebduy0aras.useW4 h:ani. ethnyesrbotlryinl; ..igteize. R...,TI,A..kletirt,t,,2/3.40sa.,,, !3ilii,rt22451.1!".1L1.180%.,ri,
. "
4-o rue ,to see "what' i wrong 'nth , it. . ston 1,98; E. \rated 178..
Tlii,1 statement 'of Walker's brought
Class II: T. 200. H. 150. P. 120.--
strolonged laughter from the spectas 1: s: .
. rivisf.lwistr.,ate ,creatar_you au, il t 13.,1C;a jsrdByr01451e; Tisao
,rt,urt 141; C.. Robb
to
tv.rwritelliabker.7,eakTha,v,e ,writt4,11 4one 1
t. ° 0:i:erkee.:1:0414Ta. arranged i
P:dero
00.rs-Johtit
CrO Mr. Freeborn Walker Di iterison ' 'Frank
merit—Ktnneti e
614 Bolt, AtinieMae
Ctlrrigap, Bassil)a Cagaidy.
Jr 'l'i Lionel„tolinitoni Orvilte
.F,thett,:sobble„.aurtri.411.cquat4_Eddie ,
CasOdy, Chester ,Rabb, David 1.101i8-;
011. ;
No.ti roll 128,, :Av.. att., 21 a.
she -4;R— 'biteo.de
• •••••
wife -sandmg .bet atikay
lie-t."Yes, God knevis need one.
A. .
mong the hooks with tihi,?91).'
endingit are check bOOltS,
..,hadsliVedsiss-eliincarding town and in
Southampton. „Ild had not werked in
either. places. Ile viais premotipg •a
real* gState company, with ,beadeMer-
tors at TorontO- and went to that city
three' or fOur days "a week;'tr tore/ten
Ahliis health -would peritit, Had been
Promoting this oompany fOr last
We years. Oxpedted the charter to
f 4'
Ig granted 'inn few sas e used te
dividge the, Milne of the companf is
the, elititter-bad nett Yet Veen isshad.
4teenedirtg '-the niiie
road. JUstse4 the reOpie pert 'Odor,
tld not`stly'to the police that lie had,
aged it in .clays, but that it:
bad probably bsen used