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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1919-06-19, Page 5s. NEWS TO WEEC Important Events Which Har Occurred Dui ing the Week!' The Huss World's Happenings Care - toll) Compiled and Put into Handy and Attractive Shape tor the Headers of Our Paper --- A Solid Hour', l+aljuyi::,:11r. TUESUA V. 1Sruckwille has. -adopted a. higher standard ;for i' witk:, The Adriatic and the Lapland 'ar- 'rived- at Halifax „with' Lruops. There was again a ten(I ney, to lower prices in the.livt,.s.trw.k tintr•ki^t. Toronto _ eniPlts • pledged $ti3Oen weekly •'t oe the metal w orkers'' ';l i•Pte-� f end. ' , Stra'tfurd Collegiate ' Institute •Board has granted.. t.11e teachers a 10 1,Er cent. increase. .. - • - The Tunisian, bringing troops to Quebec .and Montreal, was delayeJ by fogs in the Gulf. Three steamers grounded in Lake Superior Owing to fog,,the 11•'il cinson., Haw:onic and TrevorDasescn. • Joseph Connolly, :of Welland, fore-- 11ian linen_+,.ineef"' e, WiP:-H'A`nd 1] lc. Go., was eleetroe4i. ed at work r, ..,at <iNM,'•5 jt;•j,j. tn- 1-n• , rlr.n.ixlg uut..aa bttter.,prodn•eer than was expected, yielding 7,500,000 feet in: 24 hours. • The Minister of Justice.has refused to interfere in the carrying out of the death sentence on ri"'rank McCul- lough on Friday next:' • It has been practically decided that H. A. le Fisher,. president of, the Board of Education, will be appoint- ed British Ainbaseadur at. Washing-. ton. ' •The ti ickers-tr iil,y beenher made...a.. test trial'..at Si. John's y.estcr;lny, whch proved so satisfactory that the hop=olp for the'transatlantic hght' will be_ meads with tlte• keret favorable weather: J. R. Heffner, of Philmont. Phila- delphia, led -the ti dd of 132 com- petitors in the first day's play of the - United • States national_ open golf championship yesterday. - 'h�ie Olympic, with __5,440 is exI eeted on the 1 t tui ;'° the Royal George, with 1,445, on the 15th, at Mantas, and the Monteagle, with 705 Canadian soldiers, on the 20th, at Vancouver. - Ssven -.hundred British,, Canadian and Australian troops left Leith yes- terdayfforMuroran, 'North' Ittrisia. Thelnillesengees included a Uussian general and hi:S staff, and -F reiich and Italian officers. ti RCM "SMOOTHER 1 IIAN VELVET" 11F c-ver-recurrtn 1 g problem, what. co serve, is so easily solved with Ice Cream--Silverwood's. Frozen cream --a delicately flavored dainty' --'velvety smooth 'and ,rich. Silverwocfd's. is always thoroughly enjoyed. Sold in all flavors in Bricks or Bulk.. SiLL•ERWOOC DON, ONT. Look for the Slloerwood's. Sign For sale by T. F. Cain z-- e� Valve is Satisfaction The value of a motor car cannot be meas- ured by its price alone. It must be judged by the length -o• f service' 'It gives. `The satisfaction you get is the deciding facffr, _and in the -Gray Dprt satisfaction is 100',,;,. - Satisfaction with the performance of this sturdy light car -with its economy—with its comfort—with its beauty. You get this satisfaction from the Gray Dort for more years than from any other car at anywhere near the Gray Dort price. The touring car is 11245; the Gray Dort Special ---the car with added refinements and extra equipment, is 1135 extra; there are also a coupe, and a sedan. All prices f.o.b. Chatham and are subject to change without notice. GRAY DORT MOTORS, LIMITED, • Chatham, Ont. In the 1.1.8.:—Dort Motor Car Co.. Flint, Mich. Wm. A11in, Lucknow, Onto w1•:I) ESD:;l' German sll.bniaiine L-79 arrived in '1'orr'nto herhor. 1.t. -earl. It, C. Wintivyer., fot`mer•ly., of the '; 4111 Battalion, died suddenly' in his 51st' year. The Detroit •St t•eet Rttilway Ittrit4 still continues. -Auto owners are eiv-_� .ing free rides to citizens. Sia Canadian 'war bond issues- made n?w high quotations on the Toronto Stuck Exc.hanga tar•ain Growers,' Conventio'ne are '"anti: os 11k'.itt'ttt e an neat for ail. the Feral ridings.' Lt -("01. Barker, V.C.., the noted Canadian airntan,.at a civic luncheon in his honor, gave an interesting ac- -count. of "spy -dropping.". Sinn Fein •hope's have been re- stimulated, the London' Daily Mail say's, by President Wilson's intention to receive 'the Irish -American dele- gates. Pretuier Lloyd George has i'ceeiv- ed the South African Nationalist _ -ut ui'ed t'Ireni ▪ t-ilI1, Britain can take nu action•upon their demands. ' • President W. J. I3ultnan, of the Canadian M;i.nitl;u,;tn s.' A«joR ra- tion, in his annual addregs, declared no lltuu'tet• would be given to the'One UIg _Union. A strike of -railway snoprr:en that would•, lie up every railway in Canada is' threatened if the clerndnds of No, 4 Division' are not granted by itro'eto"rk next Tuesday, , . - George Douglas, of Cavan -Woollen Mill, drowned himself Monday in the nrillpondsat Cavan, after first tying forty pounds in weight around .his neck. - Ile was nearly, sixty,' unmar- ried, and ha'tLsuffered recently -from meltineholia. • Serious clashes occurred in Win - nipeg between strike' syiupathiz',rs and the special soldier con:ztahlk::. numbers on both sides tieing beaten, one. mounted policeman, a Victoria -Cross •inner, -being, t;cd- ta(WvPrely 'in ',Aired his recovery is doubtful, .r Lihfnin Can't Strike if SHINN Gets There First IP Y0U WANT' to be sure that Lightningwill not "It strike You. house ,or barn gr other property—if you want to feel perfectly safe when the iightnipg gashes—remember that hipadDRAT `etre Bonded to absolutely proteeg yonr property from damage by Lightning. A •large Bonding Company issues a Surety Bond to the owv 11r of every 'building we protect, guarantee ing that Light— will not damage. - 36 per' cent. Greater Capacity .F�hdnn. 'lat has Q6% more conducting surface for electricity than any round cable containing the egme amount of material. W. II. Day, Professor of Physics at the Ontario Agricul- itural College or twelve years, desists in training Shinn Dea dries thus insuring correct installation. It costs very little Del* ps protection. _ Sold and put on by J. IM. Greer, Lucknow. Lightning Rods, was drowned while ballfing in it pond. T. F. Morrison, a special cohstable, was shot through , the leg during a small riot in Winnipeg. _Women were adntitted to the lay- nren's meeting of the Toronto Metho- dist Conference for the first thne. Tm.oef„. Kingston is to be.made a national ' harbor and foot of the lakes term- inal ior the grain transhipping trade. " Mr. Lloyd Harris told the Canadian Manufacturers'. Assoclation of vast opportunities in Europe to sell Can- ada's goods. Galt Board of Trade has appoint- ed a committee to investigate local conditions contributing to thei high cost of living. Methodist laymen were rebuked by Rev. Dr. Ernest Thomas intilot_hav.- retia the industrial report to the last General Conference. The mortgagees of the London & lV.! a Rah •. iti*D• it Ti' !Vora , ! ll'tll: ul hrirNFi. l'he kVfptilpee !'one's Colii+ttissiesn Fmoved Cnlef • M1tePhert;oti arid made Deputy Chief Ni Wtun acting chief in cor.3equence ot the former'sselecline ing to re.lineuish control of the fore'. FRI DA>R;. Ac number of headed shells were stolen from a hangar at the Dom- inion arsenal at Quebec. Alex Stewart, se, hiruniln•ent far.m- ei near Ffarriston, dropped dead R k il,r -or Ging Ina f el d. `.i aple ;oaf-. niinrg•'Co711adr'prefi et eS29,10a, compared with $1,0%1,- :S66. the pi;evicsieS • yeal Ad%lees tkont Cbtea iinlitale that tllt� Japanese•kONc•ott may develop in- to an meth -foreign• ince etilent.; .:...... ,. eese . t' i_, it vice -Chairman of eh %v2l—v.11 ',i (.61;1p ensai illu Com- , 111 '::IUB died at l,tie_. home in -Park- ,.,.. '1'e o new:asps•:.; • have resunred' eub1i'catibii in 'Buenos Aires. This is eii fi'si-r,i',peara.nee for thirteen S. - 'rliP1 ,1Tiiiiig trades strike at Iial;- aq is .'n_''ed. Ill' six unions accept - •ie the erepl ti,,er_s, offei, or' a,rbitra- vn• The C;,r't'� jl:a`..1',-ere,.rct.I , rF- - es' 4s- la' :t'111 'am `C•X't,:ar--t 'e ;s.a'dc-'• .ln•court o save Frank • McCullough from hanging_ this..triurrain'g, but wire ten= successful. Rev: Dr. Chown,speaking before he Toronto Methodist Conference, 1ESnotlnced . synipathetie strikes and Bolshevism. The British War. ()tee bus Issued a derikel of the report nom Stuck- t:ulni Shat Bi ;hell troops are adisause 1Ir" un tOeii�l0'IIJ. At the Central ji%.\I t'.A '; est, in Tetc>nto• i est c cnin• er t:eeni:.n bet - ;cried Geolee Go:,lciing e- :nark' for •eif the ,Pat mein pe.) - file art- a& -ting a.. sit Ike-hl•e•akPt•s in P t' i-� ..Baron , lI « rrry - Itot hi eli ild has be, 11 acting as (.114u4icu on an to hu,.. The, • •body of Edward R'ai`son', a rr t 11 heel :urldier, tt.,ti • found in • a building at Brockville e eti ns ,i eon- t•aleseent hntT,e or Soldiers, the place lreirig filled with gas front -a gas stove. . The bodies oft". Le Sharp anti Joe !lige la( h, prospeetui;s,give hOen found, with setver•al bull�'t holes in them, in the Rocky 1lounti in ,' 1; miles west of Hudson's Belie; fou` play. is sutipcs'ted. t4i1t'Tt.lt%V. Thr( ▪ e''died of injririr eestainod in .tlw Newnlarke'a rxplfrsi.e:i, •--• TN M P/M R R1Vl R _R bkEDGINt CAMt For ilmost twenty years the dredg- ing of the Teeswater, or Mud, River has I been a matter of contention among the J. ratepayers. of Culross Township. In the northern part of the,townsnip there is much river bottom 1 nd which is an- nually fioo..ted.by the spring freshet and the owners- ---this- land want jto several bars in the lower ` part of the river rem-ived in order that the water may have freer paisage, , But those not directly interested, which` is a consider able majority; have opposed the ueces- nary expenditure, aud,aiiaticfaciory ad- justment of the tax levy appears to be a difficult matter. The controversy has just now come up in a rew form and it looks as though the dredging may be undertaken though the preseet council and apparendy a large May :ity of the ratepayers are op nouneii of i;li•r- Was in favor 'oftilrs:•d..int-:. { ~`a..c., gine( r t�: r: akt� Nr i✓, d,.- L �. lUcl rL ic►7t it 11 t1 l , otherwise • prepared to, have the work carried out. An agitation against the enterpr{se de' -eloped last 'summer and at the municipal election in ilinuary the council, of 191k? was defead to a man, and a Board opposed to• :ge dredg ing• scheme wase elected. • In May the engineer, who had been engaged by the cout':cj1 of 19,1 e, asked 'fur an extension of time in which'to make his report, claiming, that hist work had been d - layed by unfavorable weather., This apparently gave the new-eouneil an op- portunity to block further progress with the work; for withot,t the engineer's re- port nothing could be done. Tile couln: •cil therefore promptly. refused an exten- sion of time to the engineer. ' But those in favor •ot dredging did not let the matter end there. Under the law, they have an appeal to an "official referee"—at present Mr: Geo. Henderson, of Toronto. This man has a great deal of authority, and under cer- ta in 'circumstances can overrule the local council. Iu the case of, Culross en_ ou the job, }Perhaps on the ground that th3 work so far dune nl.ty not he lost. So the engineer's report will - new be completed, and if he says that the river ought- to be dredged, the council will have no .option but to go ahead and have it done. A curious feature of the law in the matter is that once the referee takes Agree the expenaP9 of the Pn7ineer, ete , must be paid by the municipality as a whole,and not by those alohe. who . are to be benefited by the dredging. On account of this provision those opposed _ _ ♦ • .' Vt•A :: r,r i 1.,, t . 1 ro.. nlisrions ata meeting in th!;:, ^y Il,rIle 1'orott i0. Thr royal etrnitur-siert. u•1 .1ndt1;: trial l'nrt-st. held is Olaf Ottawa, •A fine' ld Watch• sit t bly• ri:_;r:-% Miss Marie Hollis;, or • . .—e -yorl won the -Metropolitan t\ um', n' goi championship. • . Countess .Maa•kevic•z, the. ;,ion. leader, has been arrt-s,-e j and taken to Cork. '11,e alieei counter-l4I'opo,u•1s v: i11 . 1„, on. Monday Morning. ed, was presented to ea -'Ii of ; returned soldiers of Lt:rt:s'e.e•; vine and vicinity. •' • A British sui,•atIre,n. at -cordite?: 1. a Swedish .rt*irdrt, is no.11:Lis •.it: tl: Bolshevik base a1 know :. Prep;ii•ation-; :.re ago in mid, . cat Y'ersaill,•s for tl,. 10 C-Cnnt•ctiun Wilit . 'y : of 1't•.tce (Ai to -.1 e.`,t-)l k.�L,.:• .-f ,r. Ttrefoiluwing sati;rial article is fre,rn tagnai4 l�fittiail-. 1,. ,,,•- d .et. � �_., • . going to* tette , t,, Ute...lir 'Lyle , ▪ Tore�Gtu paper. The W0111111In 1114,3 llt.rii, fa toil ut 11';rli1 ; • The Eusy HariWaj'e • itru<se Phony Sixty iSix for Prompt t Delive-r : P � - Make Cut -Door • Work - a Pleasure A..sucCA.., putprrper' _u tr_�tc work'your es din with withott wheens ti=e, -..J C . '•n• L7.r ' {{BGG .i - -��' aid other devices' which •!! make earientng a reap pleasure to _h as ensuring the utmost zeturns. �u' 4s arw In the house, and save ‘ much cams as the modern Ga.-ded • Tool doesn't' the Garden. Price 1150 for either round or triangle shape. You May Need a Gond Garden Rake We •ittav -Them at 40, ' 40, 60e and ,1 each. Hoes and Cuttivat, ren,•, from 46c up. Also c hoveli ,Spad•es, a,r:d Gard__sn'"1 dols. A God Garden Wheelbarrow at$5.00. We will also put your old wheel on a .pew top at $3.50. ' t.l v l:illll Coil --Siring N% ire, ialo'.1,kik •ct.t e'!1 1 Ella e r , 4S <lrec'ally r rio, i :�: 1,- r ,,i _ These Prizes are very, -r' close ard.are for, crib euty We can only furnish •e Iinl- ited• quantity at these prices. so do not put, o 1 until it is tot7''tate'•" A1an -a `¢cent a ,,its jIr I'uultry Petite. :iud .\rt:i!t, We.., ell Cleveland Uicydes .and �iijj fjlie . We will hue ,-r,;,-til,' or. take- it in • . - , u . Lr is 1:- o-1 and allow y,,:, 4 it -is -worth. ' A Fresh Supply of Lime, Plaster & Cement We also sell Beaver Board for Walls and Ceilings Martin-Senour Paints and Varnishes it McLEOD"& JOYNT The Store Where Your 'Money Goes Farthest. Special T.1,c t«•esti the s lolt•- p11C1 worker and the high -salaried expert. We can smooth iout the road for you, from the one -class Co--Ow-other. Students admitted any. time, . Send -for zataa gaz ; /We4.,7 /i/r The school that places its graduates in good positions: _ • D. A. McLachlin, Pres. Phone 106 Murray McLefitk. to the dredgidg are in a inuch worse d.ime, it is believed, awl Iiisetini feet poe.ition than they were in before. soon found an -inset -tire fanlight wind - VERY TRAGIC INDEED save lily and threw the Persian guest fainted. , ;axe theAutniaL4irodiiet :of - Yon -if -Triitton. fisher oi Ni;•e. ahd idleness:, A Vti,00t) Persian Cat; on -the Lake; Jar, ei see • .surroundect by American Beauty roses, and, liat•izeg no oars in los ee the second floor of the Prince George annUal 'picnic or tho Sehii-Ols.. was atto:ndeal toore a guest, who declares she will ten thousend 1.1.11.. ana 1'1'101(18. • never forgive hevelf. for having ;eft her- bedrooni door open. Tr) that little -act taiir of the oatieio No. 2, leed.V. she attributes her present sorrow -and ,giaidenly rt the death. of Persian -Billy," who craah- .:t rtirtr14 110T -tad Tivoli,. in s -It land. ed ,iiguirt 'to i his s,•, I 1r, I r f t .„.1 The. suicide theory is nOt taken seri- llie Canadian 1.act o.-. night eleik .remember. He was 'Knox chervil. !;.;i1., I, br, dozing in R rotunda chair, when he was. fiftieth anniverary: his -girrilen feotil the le et on s (lay. followed. by • a whizzing noise and a A gew?rai (,i ;: tbud. By the tine, he Was properly of Pie Mtrels'.. awakened Was kivking last egainst • brass cuspidor. The ease, believes that beeitthe dizzy with the heat and sougletst of fresh air. He climbed up on the' stone glass, di.cd I 11. it tin 40. Lake. Traction Co. haVe 'acoepeed an , .: for all their property in that city. 1 em\e„,,e eiee. ,,„ we, e ,• ere: ie. e; 'Raymond Shaw, of Chathatn town- ing thrown from a loaded manure , The Anagement Committee of the thrown in!, s,.0,0 rie, Toronto Board of Education decided 1Z. W. lisrn, :1. iiti. old nee, weiF. in favor of • coatless boys in the dis- t.„ r .toring Irish questions unoMcialiy to daughl,,, 01(1, the attention of 41.e other Peace Commissioners. 4 all killed, .s also Oh ir team o; WW1 1114441111119 opelaitai la the ing it useless. Neighbors wE•re mete here on - green. *.,‘ ward -a -hilt- Of 'fife lin! r will .be opened and "Billy- interred: ing. shed neai by, and it Wess , wit h ti.c this moi fling, will adorn the grave, rand was saved, though screeil.t.iines a sorrowful woman will return to the There wara an insuratii..; cold. gray facts of life ()nee more. barn .which will Cever only a fractiou • Ithehe.cts;..."frirt.rn. d • Is BUSY BURNIftiti FARMER'S BONS ' • 'With this the fifth structure recently, Still another of- the mysterre.is, fires lrom no. apparent cali,e otip.r In - .which_ have been happening' .recency t1.4.,"1 ni .A,f.: t -- Centre Glenelg took' place early lest unl€44. 31"Iln'ht Monday morning' when -Mr. 3no:' A. 1 With 1.11 ilgilant. no tio-ubt the, fir • .o.unnkinhefr-inth.b cod. Wit.it wanted creature. When firat entitled by..Mrs. Beaton. on awakening about,..2- Mr Beaton's first thought was to give the ai.aita by ringing the bell above the wo idshed. but this action bad 1 6.-n foreseen by_tbe ar(iundrei. fOr the -a ire. attached for ringkng. it Ilea- been wonori -D4 -.ttffty 11, hi • nn.:\ is a ch.:.1p fuel for eo.oking —No %./ ashes to cleari go Whiit coUld be trouble?' give you the best bakints you tArer o No odor. N'‘.) wicks to lbotilereeseith. Call and sec the Florence in actuel operatieet "FLORENCE AUTOMAtIC" OIL COOK STOVE'S 4 ucknow Hardware & Coal Co.