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LUCINOW HIGH SCHOOL.
Form III -Physic *, hs tie, Geometry.
P. Congr in 90, G. Webb 86, J Mac
Donald 85, V, MacLennan 83, S. Burns.
73 L. MacDonald 69, M.McQuiltin 67,
M. Ragmen 67, N. Thompson 62, W.
Andrew 60, H. Durnin 58, K..1,iurdi
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McNay 50, I Hamilton 38, C. Douglas
25, L. Errington 16.
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Local Reader*Notioio eta, Pirlitae p in
rate so to regular dleols3r ettlers., aeon subsequent inseltlou; 9peoiat
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litre. no netmpeiesfa than 950. , si advertiernr
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ord
longer settee loo per line for first ihsertlon
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Asyip.cIaI stance, theiyat of which istbe
loeCrlaiarlr kaefit of any iadlrldsat or a anode%
Lisa, 1.r be csssfierei art advtrtsicsaiseat and
charged eccerdleely.
Boehm* Cards of six line 'and under $5.09
Pee yeer.
TBTI'RSDAY, UEC.. IOW, .1918.
LABOR VS. I',Aist"
What baa becowe to be known as
`The Mooney Case" is putting "author.
R.Macl krniid t MacDonald 73
Forel II -Algebra, History. Latin. icy" to the test in the United States. • It
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II. MacintoeLb 71, '. Garbutt 70, I. ;seems to be a case of ".Labor" against
MacDonald 67, W. Elliott 64, ,R. Reid Law.• with a law 'proved of Labor win-
64, P Mac(:orvie 51 IC
MacDonald 49, J. Smith 48,iB McLeod
43, E Wilson 33, P. Agar 32, A. Towle
32, R. Bowles E6, J. Towle 26, '.M. Mc -
Ivor 18
Forth I history, Algebra. G. Lock-
hart 95, A Reid 89, G. Douglas 81, B.
Murdie 76. A. McNay 75, J Spindler
74, J. Netchabaw 74, H. McDougall 74,
V. McGuire 66, S. Barna 60, C. John-
ston 59, P. Mathers 46, J, Rossi. 56 W.
ning.
Thomas '. Mooney is a man down in
Caiifcrnia who was sentenced to be
hanged for murder,: but who now has
had the sentence modified to life 1m-
priadnwent, The govenor of California
appears to nage been bluffed into this.
'Treleaven 55, V• McOuillin 54 1'` Boyle (, commutation by "yaabor' under th .
8 4a, G. Rathw American
.1145 A, lilac �
50, .S. Grant: 50, Aa- Andrew: -50.A. `fluence: • of I. W. W. or the e'n-
Pickering
40, A. Armatrong 37, K, Mao- brand o£ Bolsi>!evism„ --
Donald 36, B. McLean 34 Back 1duly of 1916 a parade a _'was
. co
par of of a strongly against hint.'
H. A. Douse; G,° WIil',i,ey;'i te, Teachers. 'beld in San Sau Fransols
w theeers inietahe rtes. R w
!hided sad G! ilns.0 wen killed sled
�'%' reeves, wss
w was aur iced,
foued guilty aid ssawaced to he
hosted
It%v erstbatcertain rsdioaloilmen tx
ie dee Frostaciiee. sad tigeona'auut the
country w.oppodhel to ie'ep retioe for
war -true to time ivilti spirit which
didirina want to fight anybody or spy.
thing but the neighbor who has oxime
thing to be stolen, or the police. Monsey
belonged to thin eleweut, and his frieudal
succeeded is eulietang tba sywpetby
of gtrgeeitced labor throughout the count
ry on his behalf.
Organised Labor, of course, couldn't
know anything as to the merits of the
. case,, hat if ria ?)non X44 n..,.. a .iia•
�.,�,�r,wv�,�, v�,vaStU
as against Law and guilty or not ,guiltlr.•
he Must be defended.
Mooney appealed for a new trial and,
his appeal was backed by labor organiz-
ational which went on strike or threat.
ened to strike if the appeal wan not
greeted. President Wilson asked Gov-
ernor Stephen. of California to see that
Mooney. wee .given a new trial, and a
commission reviewed the: evidence whicl4
had been submitted to the 44ourt, The
oomutieeion deeideti-"against *Mooney
and lie was re-aentenced to be hanged
owl August. 23, The pressure acrd threats
of Labor were keptup, andGovernor
Stephens granted a -reprieve ubtil
13, 'The case was then carried to the
Supreme Court, which, however, an-
nounced that it could not intervene,
Labor throughout the 'Milted Stater
then threatened a :general strike, and
Moouey's life was saved by the governor
.commuting the .Sentence to fife imJtlls,-
opulent. '
This step wasn't taken because, of any
new evidence of:.¥.. ooney's Poe, ;e an•
nacence. It was just because Labor
awugg thecluband threatened to strike
if the sentence of• the court was,carried.
out. Mooney, of course, says that he is
innocent, but the evidence appears to be
XIMPAMVMWEVAIMW
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1.Owing to the great difficulties ' oftransportation a.; *the" ` ..,a
faitiishin Europe,prices i1� '. he pre�sitag needs pf. ,�.
g p , are hightbtt;t„vwe secured aood stPnn e
stuffs and can' offer the public the best .-lines at t e- � • black; of foob-
iaued anywhere. We invite your ; inspection.. , h .most reasona�bYe.-:prices ob_
accom odation,.'' Shop early. to secure the best
EAT /MORE. FIS!
They are Pa►yatablo• . .
Cheap and'the ocean is full of the ..4
The. Canada Food Board recommends the use of fish 'and
- .ply'. We have the,following
the mea( sup -
.following varieties
Fresh- Frozen-
and Salt •Codfish; Frozen Herring'
errin . Fr►o
• Columbia Salmon, Lake Trout, White Fish and Herring.> Lfiritlsh
rAr :the next two
' ;. .. wee1s w, e are offering 'special va
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lues in our grocery department
For' example, we quote-
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�SY'RUp--On account of the : highprice
of honey we laid in a heavy stock of
Corn: and 'Sugar Syrup,.
. g Syru and for the next two weeks we will give special
Va ne p
iii f r v,-
1 S --Otte stool 'of. new Raisins at old
TEAS. -All
/vices.
EASI,--iA11 lines' of package Tea sold z
. package d at a clearing price . - � _ •
Lipton's. Cocoa .for 20e. ` T 5 c; •.cafe' ':,„„.,..z.».:.,
S Lipton's Cocoa tot c
,9
$tAKINCs :POW ER. a' b: cans;.
- �`_`'r �.fo.t �,�ee.. ,2--a lb, cant; for c....
lbs sealer .for. a,5c. 35
SOAP ---13 bars of either Lennox, Comfort Quick :
• - ' .. ,IVaptha or Gold Soap
, 5c. Match Safe and a 80x
of Aiatches for 25c.
Some extra good Ont. -Mill Shorts •�.
offered at a low price to clear
:Also Brae and .all lines ��of Mixed Mill Feed.
t� lots� at a.,y' _.. , .. ,. � .. Oil .-fake Meal- in
dry low price. Get your winter -supply now before
its all sold. - . °
.ASK FOR .A CALEH :AR
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socsiit" tf'is W---ive4coil IT
Cork ?stow
Bolaiivjain is a sort of rriotal atone
dt tits last tiruut it atteaaje far ltt,a1aat
mels awl a disregard for Bata biblited
social usages. It is not by ase weans
confined toResell', though there it--.bias
ta`iaea3t pronounced, wanifwstaition. 1st
Some degree it exists in every country
tied breaks ouf: as onion ai o the strong
hand of a restraining governm?nt is re-
eved.,
i" : u', *4457 "aLirrtLa, -j iii Yi,T35I , where
he vast w sjority of the people are 11=
'terate, where for ages Ilse rnassiii have
n oppressed by unjust htw5 and un-
aireueial arrangements, it might' be
sewhere :dieregarded`aii being a product
Russian conditions. But it as prae.
ally universal, being strongest where
intssea-.of the peaaple are poorest.
d where. the government' has been
most arbttraryl .. apd_ ; weak.. t :where
wealth is most widely diffasedt among
people, and the government is treat
mQcratie.
This suggeets that. R ileltivisrn grows.
t of the poverty of the masses jeep as
the end'iaf;the pith century the'spiriit
the Pre.ich Ravolutitm, with all its
gedy and horror,. grew,out of the un.
.cable poverty of the Preach work•
people under Lhuie XIV 'and his
CeSsor
f thew' erre wishes .to ascertain the
'tient B•olshivism he would; do well
eek for the canoe of: poverty. The
rfy .of the individr al as we see him
ften due fc iticpr�ovidence, bad uian.
mens, or laziness;, lint the poverty of
mass may have ,sotue different cause
cause' which cannot',be explained ;by-
(Reposition,
y`
disposition„ the temper or the habits
he individual, It` may be that in.
the civilized% countries there; are
arrangements which of necessity,
(ices elrtrenre: poverty at `the one
and great wealth at the other end
e social, scalp.: 1'f; etieu were .the.
naturally there would be negreat
le class .which.: Would be neither
peer nor very. rich, but which.
d eonstently be very,
recruits
e , one extreme tore the other -Lbs
ng Wf altby or sinking into -.poverty.
.well is. the case* .need. was wonder-
the- poor,' and those., who haye:•a.
.rate fight to keep from becoming
should protest ` even when tri y
n o eantelligent'p Understanding
halt is •.wrong,; ,'nd no serail le.
any' to ofi'er? Bnon''thougb they :do
nderstarid, they may have some
ering Of the feet that they are,not
g a square deal, and that Certain'
men who' neither toil uor`s;Oin do
onestly•earn'all tha.f'theyt net«
t .right, .for example, '.has any
r, Boni parry of , ii en, to the . coal.
is in' the'E cth'atid which others
ePe as•fueit Might they. not as:
ay, clarity: to (the Ash in the sea and
which otters. must have for food?
by what tight' does a " man in
or Britain' or elsewhere lay claim-
portions of the. F trtii-_landed
-frown wliieh others must pro-
od if t'fiey�are to hie at all?: To
, others' maty hove the Coal by
for ,t as well as for the labor:of-
it out Of the Earth,: and the.
Will also' let them have the rise
acid on which to grow. food; bat
�ld one have to Pay another for
ess. to the 'natural sources ..of
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If
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despe
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have
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not
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which
mat It
Weill
lakes,
:ileo,
Russia,
to large
estates
duce:fo
be sure
paying.
getting
landlord
of the l
why sh9
this acc
wealth?
1 erheps.thia o'Weershin of the 1arth;
the necessary source of• all wealth, bj
y
�,.
rndtvaduata who make "others pay for
.using -.it is at tbeattafrr of the 'division
'of the people•everywheee into the very
rich and the very poor; and being at the
bottom -of this is -also ,the cause of ;Bol.
'shivism, extreme aaocialis'm, anarchism
and the unrest of Labor. There are
those who sari that it 18:
COUNTY. COURT AT OiODERICH
(Goderich Star) •
The..Itecember sittings of the county
court opened on Dec. 10th with fourteen
c8.ies entered for trial,
for slanderl The plaintiff Malcol n Me
Dunald,-is a master :mariner residing at
the Town of G4oderich end during tie -
winter months, when navigation is dos
ed, follows the occupation. known as
that of ship keeper for vessels wintering
at the port of Gtoderieh. The defend-
ant las farmer residing its Huron 'roam.
D3tJ
ship, ce Co. • The pI'autfif olaitned
damages. for the use of words wh ole im
plied that Abe .plaintiff' bad Stolen
quantity of wheat from the Stetrn,hit,
America., upon which, lie was keeper
Thiscase was settled by consent on the
following terms: The defendant to glut
the Voiotia an apology in writing, with-
drawing entirely the elands• complained
of, whieli' is to be published at the de-
fendant"s expense in 'The Ripley Express.,
T �e adaaaj tat pry, the iltsizt-trr e., -t
ilei t,ca (tailed (;.,molar 1 r
itittiotiff," WuLt l'roetittA,t, KC,
eod•e t
-smarms et ad-ve.'Met"h fl s -An ac
live toe Atwell a foeirregulajrity .in till r
tare a moor ear The liiatiittitf tat tbie
este wes.Jutwphh 13,,witiut, u£ t1'.1t riot,
who with his wile, the late 1•. zd,etti
P .'ewer. waw driving east of li..c tUnis
rood on July !Ala*, who rt they we t
rue knee by the tlefeut aint, li 1tcl,,h tries,
of near Lucknow, who w:ts driving art
a't3tu The areelent took l•biee at th
in terseetidoa&,t Jiritannta mast and S .orb
street and eat the result the buggy was
badly damaged sort overturned, tomb th.-
plaintiff vied tris wife were thrown t -t than
ground and wore ieinrede
lbw Bowman bfirg�a,.reed" sl alt it j�lr d
The vlaintilf ,chained the.,lrcidlertt was.
due to the negligence of the defendant,
and h
nt the
defendant claimed the fault lay •
with the plaintiff. Trial. of - this ease
lcaau t bac .ia ar g ay p na9gn'it; bI lay to;3 •1
next 5fternoott. (hi the folding of the
jury Hie Boner diriected that Judgment
be entered after twenty da,', a, for the
plaintiff for I6100 and costs rn the
county court scale L. Ta :Osney for
plaint ff, Born Prnudfottt, K,0,, for de- .:
fend ut.
SCHOOL RIPQR 's :
S S. No. 7, Kinross,
Names. in order of merit.
Jr IV -..-M Machines, 0 Macjnnes.
Sr: iII--It Stetvairt: "
Jr. -11I- -A Macdonald, 141 Stewart,
Key Pinner, ,Charlie,l'inner: •
Jr",ii---H Machines, T E'gland, M
Ca01pb0.03 Pinner, G Pinner.
Jr. I -J Stewart. •
Sr. Primer -4M Gamble, M Gamble)
ties, • . •
Jr..l'rirner-DI Campbell, L :►Machines;
A Classes --M Stewutt,1. Panner;
Non roll -for November 1.9, average
attendance 11 • .
M.,Maorin.hnrtn, Tecteher.
S S. No ,,ixLoss:
Report for O tuber and November.
Sr. IV Excellegt-POongrann. Fair
H H
errin.•
Jr, IV Excellent;--.> Switzer.
Sr.'II1- Good -..q Hamilton; 0 John
Jr. I.il: Good -,J Mott. Fitir
hnston.,E,:
Jr. II 000d -4-M Johnston, .fl Haunt..
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I - '8 Ltisfeetery -G roltnston
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Prim13_ - Good- J{ Aelceirt. Satis-
tory-fl Burt: 1"air.-L•Jobneton.
Primer A OQod W Broome.
A. E CAIRNS Teacher.
-$ 8., No 8,' Kl toSs
Sr IV Total 1305--=G1.Tiffin 11913e E
rrieon 601, F Tiffin' ,' M Moffat
r.TDI; Tola103. 5t F . Diernert 632,,
Diemert 63.1, ,
r. IIT Total 719-=A11a6''Da,11a1'-
n 381'x, Tour Morrison 271,;*.
r I1• Total 800-T Diernt•rt 50$.
r. I • Total 4O8 .oi 'Diemert 344,
r.I ';Total 210-,T Fletcher 123 -
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ames in order of merit;
r. IV -,1 Ritchie, 11 • Gibson.
r. 1V-E'liitchie, 0 }Demi, (G Stroud,;
ibsnn). ties, M Webster, •
.Jr. IIx --E Ritchie, E Gardner.
II- H Gardner, D 'Anderson, . 1
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Jr. I1,g Gardner, J. McDonsgh, D
troud,:.J Andrety, ,i ltitehie.
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ter, M. Reid) • ties, M Stroud, •W
ater, - . -
Class --E McDonagh, D Anderson,,
rdner, 0 Strong
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