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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1907-08-15, Page 6• l MCA Naomi -Record August lath, 1901 r •..:a•r•. The good houseiwife always' feels like. bestowing tgwing upon the Psndora a cheerful "goodmorning. Why? Because the Pandorap,alwairs has a nice bed sof :`h. t c tale a a reward fo checlti• • elf the darn ere. � u $ r p oa •, closely before retiring to rest. In fiven glintttes' aiter 0urn,%ng on the drafts she will lave a: 'good, strong fire; Sliauld she sleep ttvdo et c. tlree'hours longer h�" t#1#an• usual there wlill ,stif I e a.1 rb re�[ay, o ,IxeF e re-S.o nes , Plitt damp,prs Lire so ` .' arranged Khat the P'a�adgra can' be WOW Ea. iz .iflli regulated o . hold a fire from 44. to 36 hours.. . Pandora owners • never have. their' sleep disturbed with dreams of making a new* fire in the. morning,: • If your 'local dealer doe not handle this. ,;n bst. perfect -of '.ale.• ranges, Write direct to 'us for Free Booklet. London, Toronto, Montreal. Winnipeg, Vancouver. St. John. 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Wentworth, Perth, Waterloo, Middlesex, Oxford anti misery 'were irl- duced' tit teat the problematic advent - ogee tittered by Daly, then trading un- der the elyle of J. J. Daly 4 tri., real. estate age,nte,'couveyencers, ett•., CtLARGGED wren' VAGlIANCY.. Yesterday 'before Col, Dennison, Daly was charged With vagrancy. Several infnrnlritiotis hod been laid by boarding house keepers to the effect that no cash had ever been received for the accommodation afforded. One complainant gave credit from June 10 to Jill), 15 last on the mere statement of Daly that ,be had money coming from an andel man. "Why he should give you credit on that, "' hat Ido nut know i.o r t dthe ,. m teen a ,magistrate on'ireading the informa- tion. - In otherla a two p c s weeks appeared the usual period granted, No Witnes- ses were called for the proaecutton, hitt Daly who was represented by Rally Martin, took the stand in his own' behalf. He•told the magistrate that be was the discoverer of a system the rights it, which he had succeeded in selling in the United States, for one state alone, ft'r $7,000, of which he had received $3,000 incash. The same, system Daly, frorii affidavits put in ap. _geared to have tried to sell in Toron- to for a few hundred dollars. It had a strong resemblance to the Guelph system,.which was then outlined' ray the Crown Attorney in hiscross-ex- amination after Daley had appease ct to his counsel agalast tieing forced to disclose ea road to wealth to 'Which he consiflered he had an exclusive right,. PUT CLOUD ON TITTWM. The Daly system, as explained in the Police Court, consisted o1. inducing a, farmer -to sign-a-c''ntr•act to pty-a eer- tali) commission to J. J. Daly &,-.00., for the side of` his farm at a stated, price.. The far neer approached in most cases. signed the contract, as the sale price stated was usually. .a very` liberal one. • The description of the •f+rr.rn.given in the contract being very,. ct,niplete, J. J. Daly & Co. found no "difficnlly in registering' these deco meitts. That done, they merely had to watt for the,proper season -to reap a good harvest. ' • There was•no`pseessity;toloolt iip_.a client iffich"a-"lc eiggncd 21., • ctmtract.. as lie wits hound tip cornu to uresis .:1 at any tiur9 he wished to sell fir mort- gage his farm. Before he. could do anything he found that he had to re.:, move the cloud resting on his title . in. the form of the -contract registered hy J. J. Daley_ & Co'. ' Fortunately = the hitter' were. -not. very exacting, ;tied were generally. Willing-r.o .remove the cloud for a :conrideratioat. •HttCvever,. the system proved so, successful thitt many thousands of.dbllars poured' into the coffers of thefirth.. . ort fact Daly, t he inventor, Iui,ked around fur, new. fields, and securing advances on•a.con- cignrtaent of hip precious contracts, migrated to. the States The parties. a ho made1 he advance failing to. eel 'ceive. ra. • payment trune;D.aly,.•plraced,they claiins ie. the hand's nf.Jles,rs. Barns &• M•cUallcni of Toronto, : who , instituted proceedings a few years ago •tsgainst the unfortunate clients of J. J.. Daly& 0 e. for ;earuouuts alleged to be due un- der theircontracts. The law,: however, proved to h;tve certain loopholes, which were utilized to. ;Iiheritte• the fat iue'rs from a 'very unpleasant posi- thrill. The magistrate' considered t h e charge utade'out•and entered a con.vic- titun.e • Good Progress Made" .With'Grand Trunk Pacific Mtintreat; :Aug, 8.—Mr.. Frank W, Morse, vice; tiresid ent and general roan ger ?aof the Grand Trunk Paci lc Rail- way, returned to headquarters this morning, after'an absence. to the west extending from July 4. • After settling_ With the railway cnntnueion the .route for the entrance of the new railway into Winnipeg Mr Morse drove aver" the whole route of the line from Win nipeg to Edmonton, and went beyond Edn►onten its far,as Stoney -Plain. He: states that he is. well satisfied with the progress made in 'building the G. T. P, and he does • not see how it could . be advanced morerapidly. Grading and rail layit ghaye-been. completed on a' large portion of the line between Win -I reipeg and Pottage It Prairie, while for about sixty miles" west of Portage lit Prairie the rails are down and ballast--' ed. He thinks that before cold wee they sets in mastntthe grading in the contract fur 235 miles. west of:Portage ,la Prairie, will 'be completed. `Farther• west bridge 'constrction is preceeding rapidly, and constr. ction is.heing carr aied:iaut all a.teng'the lane. As' to the portion west of Edmonton• he stated that preparations were being •. made to start constt;uction at once and they were ready to give: contracts as soon as suitable contractors could be found. Asked when he thought the (inc, would enter Edrnonton, Mr. Morse was noir- con) uritid, niernl referein'the questioner to the statement'` of Mfr. Schreiber, government engineer; that the line will he completed to that city by the autumn of 1908. How a .Jersey Rat Helped Hoist a nag New York, £ug. 8—The baizerdous hut lucrative trade of "steeple jack" ban leen u.urped in Jersey by a smell white rat E.draund P. Condi,tt, a wealthy mei- dent of Verona, gatte a birthday party oto lidozen:young friends of his nine- year-old: son yesterday. When be at- tempted to celebrate the occasion by raising ap Anierican flag to the top of ' Nature Study Craze "Quality; fot quantity is -the %ut standing characteristic of this audi- ence," said Dr. Pyne, in welcoming the members of the Donliniou Educa- tional Association on 'behalf of the Province ib his address itr Convocation Hell, Toronto.. last week. "rhe coun- try's asset is the boys," be continued, 's and Canada's welfare depends on the teachers of our country." This was realized by the Education Department - •f Ontario in beginning their reform of the educational system with the im- provement of the condition of 'the teacher. The improving condition of the profession was very well reflected in the hopeful spirit of heir speakers. Mr. WW M, McDonagh, ed Vancouver announced Himself " es a enunty of Bruce boy, and had a good wordto say for educational conditions on the "Pacific Coast. Mr. John Pollnck,prin- eipal of the Revelstoke, B. C. public ethool. another Bruce boy, triads it br eezy speech in which lie clairried that their entrance classes nye mooch farther advanced than those in "On- tario, "But" he adds "there is one thing in which, 'I: admit. We are gett- ing rather too advanced, and that is nature study, We ate being simply carried an by the craze for studying plabts and buns." Evidently Ontario is not the only part of the • world go- itt gcrazy on educational fade. Charles Aunt, a 'Philadelphia boy Ita4 been adopted by a Chinese laund- ryltlltfl anti has assumed the name ..i Itoy Soo Sing. - Movements of Population's The Brooklyn Eagle speaks, editor - 'ally of the movement of population toCanada as follower "It Is only men and women of strength and addresswho make bowel in new places„ The sort of feuple who settled in New England, and who afterward carried eivilixation into the West, ore now dotting the plains of C3ai#dn With towns. anti hatulete, and. making:, amid surroundingsthat at foot atatf' that h+a,, stood on first deemed hostile, those safeguards the thirty-foot er !wand.living that lissuri;��pease and �a lt►wn fair years, the pulley rope I lent ; in tats to came, T?Ve cannot broke. The pole was.too frau to per- detail these. tai rant wit e s of suit of even the lightest lad clinlibi e g e h off r t�6 free land, since [libels Salo Is nn•Ionger unto naaaanot.hen halvur,i through Nue t ieh enough to give us alta farm, nor cats we• offer to such of them as are of moderate rneans the health and .com- fort in cities that should be - the fieri- tege of people doomed to an ienviorn- •tuent of bricks and mortar.`-' We iaust let them go with a Godspeed, Confront- ed by the refiection that Canada is not fee, and that an American element in its population and its busyness inter. este cannot but make for a continua- tion of triendly relations between, .the two countries. But while the' drama On our 'papulas Hon that Canada is now making is hut small, there may come a time, and not far in the future, when it will be larg- er, hegrowthin' of dis fit tthis again,• and. this. time the rat, without a country is not all among' the humble, moments hesitation, • tried to get On the conttary, it is the aggressions. through the pulley. The hole was too of those that used to be humble that small, but Jimmy deliberately took the are causing disquiet among the weal= string in one paw, passed itthrough thy and conservative. Our republic is the small opening, caught it with the . still young, and,it has the faults of its other paw and scrambled to the ground youth. Many find its intense absorp- with it. tion in the material things, of the .A rope was strung through the pus- world, in its amateur politics, its rnun- ley with the aid of the twine halyard. icipal c orruptions,its s slow low cou r ts and d and Jimmy munched on the unpunished ere ues, itsfree easYbiggestpiece of cheese he had -.ever manners, its prying curiosity and, the seen at once, injurious gossip of its deeper press, • nothing, but irritants; they 4•egtard the militant or mechanic labor with ap- prehension! and with still deeper anx- iety they view the leyy of of taxes and How Money 1s Made assessments' on their property to fur-• nish funds for public works that ore nier•e experiments and that have to he undone at greater costs by :succeeding Administrations. Some of those who find America too' swift and strenuotxs are seeking homes beyond the sea; others• are withdraw- ing from the business centres ,to our owr, hills'and reverting to thequieter rennin the only dues tio hede- and more healthful ltves of their an - g are y I cestors; biitCenada offers to the mar} ducted to give the net profit to the 1 whodesires,both a' quiet and orderly Government.. Previouspayments way of life and of sufficing :Business were about $15.000 in the last quarter oppot tunities the advantages he asks. 00 900 and $39,000 for the .first three An immense physical developsment is months of this year. assured in the near future for parts of It will be remembered, that this pro- the Dominion that are now wiideruess perty was given lover to the O'Brien : and in the meantime there , is a mini- syndicate, composed largely of govern- mum of politics that is refreshing to trent and, railway otlielats, by..•the.late_.-the•-stranger,:--Uatrada-i's-•detiber-ate--- government Tics present government , it is England over .. again .and_.:. rides ac attked the claim anti finally corm- itself on thatcircumsance. p promised.the action by aceeptinb.' a 25' percent. royalty. - • • Ron.', G. P.• Graham criticizes the school,grants 'made . by,,this .govern- ment as being 'f the - people's money. anyway." But world this • part of it he "the people's money anyway" if the deal made by his friends: hadnot been corrected by the present government? Kincardine Review..; pulley at ttie top. "Me and Jitnimy'll fix it ter you, Mr.. Condit," piped up Abie Wolff, a neigh- bor's eighFarr s son, and be vct:dted off to his fathers barn, returning with a little white rat clinging to his shoulder,. Ahe uncoiled a big hall of twine, put the loose end in Jimmy's month and sent the little animal climbing up the pole, but when be reached the pulley p he didn't know what to do next. Abe found another pulley, called the white rat dawn and spent ter minutes to chi i run a n m h ck and f :u t h Co u a rh g, o throug the Contrivance with the twine between bis teeth. Then he sent Jimmy op the pole A cheque for $110.540.81 was receiv- ed from the OBrien Silver Mine at Cobalt recently by Colonel Matteson.- This attteson.••This is the royalty due the Govern - Merit for they quarter ending July lst,. 1907. The Government receives -twen- ty-five per cent. of the total output of the mine at the pit's mouth. Chem - es for transpnrtationt smelting and. Hensall Rev. Jos. Elliott, Mayor of Goderich,:. preached on Sunday in Cannel church to agood congregation. Besides being a mayor and a possible political candi- date,.Mr. Elliott has not forgotten the ar-t:ofsermonizing and acquitted him - eta well. Miss E. Virginia saint of Plainfield, N, J., has been engad to take charge of the Shorthand Department of the Wittgham Business Oull'ege. Meas Giant is: a graduate of the Gregg Shorthand School, Chicago. of which John R. Gregg, the author, is pr•inci- pet She has had six years teaching experience, in leading 'cnmtaicr•cial schools of United States, and is highly recommended by Mr. Gregg.' Mr. S otton seems determined to put the W. B. C to the very forefront. We understand that she will be the second teacher .in Canada who, was trained by the author. Winghani Business Cal- lege•enjoysan 'enyiable• reputation.— W itnghtam 'Times. . • Promising A Session,. Mr. Borden trays: that he, expecte an. other session of Parltawent before ap election..1?he has Sir Wilfrid's plydge to that effect, it would he an insult for him not to expect it. Meantime, the Oonservaatives of Perth, Waterloo ,and North Oxford ore organizing with it view to 'staking steps a ainet a sudden- ly announced dissolution." Possibly Mr. Borden has not told them of, the pledge he beat about holds:, ts binding pow r upon tare he premier_ The Liberal press are confident that we are to have another session. Ate not the departments busily ' engaged getting ready for one? It apparently never occursto thein that, if the Gov- ernrnent desired to catch the Oppool. ,ion napping, the last thing it would do would be to hang out son iiia .a sign g of its intention, as to order the depart- ments to make no preparations for a session. Such an order wools he knownto the Opposition leaders with. in a iew hours, unless the civil service has been entirely weeded out during the eleven years of Liberal rule. • There is little doubt, ,however, that a fewweeks e there we ag• th re w ae a very sin- cere intention in government circles' to bring,on the elections. This inten- tion have ma y h. a been abandoned. Mr. Borden's pledge May have stood in the way, or some other reason may have arh,en to change the minds of the mss- ters of this •administ anon, It is al- cutwways ulnsiumafep tounticalcullaafterte which wayjum ilhas p. ed But if the Govesnment decided' to go on with the session, it roust have de- cided to. face several thins, There i the adjourned Emnierso Urocket trial which can hardly be kept off until af- ter an election to be held a year from this autumn. There are the discussions on the insurance report and cognate questions which will not prove alto- gether comfortable for anybody, unless both parties entered into a conspiracy of silence. There is the submission of a remodelled Cabinet to . a critical House instead of an excited country. Then there are the disappointrnents.. How ie' Hon. Clifford' Sifton to get• hack into the Cabinet if the All -led. scheme is to 4e raid on the shelf while the British tsover•nment slowly give up the secret that they dare not touch - it ? What will Become ofall the en• thusiasu► for the scheme which made it the star feature of Sir Wilfrid's're- turn from Europe and drsW from hith the statement that •he. would devote. the rest of his political'life to carrying it rough • The Liber?aSmt, ' e gathered in thislsof busytorSeasonontowho name • a candidate, may notbe so foolish as _theylank- 'hey..may-knntw-more-thmr- the confident' prophets of the Liberal metropolital press.., -Montreal Star. • • Hensall Hensall will soon have from twelve to fourteen thousand dollars worth of cement walks and less than two hun- dred dollars: worth of fire protection to save fourhundred thousand dollars worth of property. Put that in your pipeand smoke it. After 'an illness of about:: five' taus du rat inn, borne with christiatt resign- ation, Mrs. Henry Pfaff was released from suffering on : Sunday; morning last. The deceased: whose maiden •name was Elizabeth Luntz, has always been a resident of this•section.. Aftee. her marriage she lived with her be- reaved husband .at Iiillsgreen and Kippen, and has 'Melva resident of Hensali for over twelve years. ••' It is not only deliciously delightful to eat, but Oreille.• White. Swan eel; Powder with true fruit and wine flavors is really good for you, .ask your grocer fora pack- age..Anyo of i.i er efit flavors. Price, loc. Tu 20IflT n3 CO., Mall Tu .4 '- 7N-ORME PIANOS A recognized authority, Mr. Puddicombe, director of the Ottawa Conserva tory of sin part: lunesays 3o, rgO%. 1 wasMugreatlyic, surprised. and delighted with the Martin -Orme gg•Pianorateful I playeofd on oastupright nightpianI found it to he one of the most • all rho I. have ever tried. That was two years ago.' Mr. Puddicombe*. writes now I have had "am le opportunity of testing the Martin -Orme wearing quality ini t .here, -and it is perfectly satisfactory. 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