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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1913-5-29, Page 8• a '1tivrDAY. MAT la, ilt1$ THESIG TAL : GOD ' ' CH 0 t, HOLIDAY MAKERS PLUNGE 10 QfAlfl Thirty-three Former firltona �VIIsd at Long fitea.A, Cali- fornia Too weak to uphold the burden of nearly 10,000 human beings, assembled for the festivities of "British Kuiplre Day," the land end of the big doable - deck mdnfclpal pier to trout of the City Auditorium at Long Beach, Cali- to-nla collapsed on Saturday. Hun- dreds of persons on the top deck were plunged down ou the beads of other hundreds urowded oil the second deck The lower deck than gave way, and all were dropped down a .chute of shattered woodwork to the Ude-washed sands twenty-five feet below. Thirty-three persons -mostly no - mea ---wen killed by the shattered Umbers. Some were crushed to death by the failing bottle of com- panions and friends. Fifty more were seriously injured, while hysteria and fright caused the disabling of scores of others. The victims were subjects or former subjects of Great Britain resident in southern ('aliforgla. . The accident occurred a few mia- Nes before 12 o'clock. The Empire Day parade, the, principal feature et the celebration 1n hosor of the late Queen Victoria's birthday. had just ended. and the participants, with thousands of. other visitors, were fleewdiag up the steps of the pier e g toward the auditorium • pier floor sagged An in shot er the supports gave way, sad the crack and groan of breaking timbers mingled with the shrieks and ,ales of tie victims, y all went down tote a straw of brain wood and writhing human fps -on the sand. Thatesly the melee land sod of the pit was wr•ebsd sad a pertk*n of the auditorium trent tsY. ARS TOUR FLOORS SOY PROOF/ Campbell's Varnish Stain Will make than se. It u also food fa all kinds of ' Floors, Fmnitu e&Woodwork Easy to apply.' 13 colon M.4. by C.rewsteeJ eflee G-. Seem I Crewel, Corns al BROOM HOLDER FREE F.int BALL 1Y Howell Hardware Co.. is td. CANADIAN PACIFIC EMPRESS AND OTHER STEAMSHIPS Yennese of Ireland Mar. Empress of Britain ...... . Mar. 21 fake Manitoba ... ..... . Mar. Yapese of Troland .... ... .. April 4 Empress of Britain.... ... AorU IN Lake Manitoba April lmsprew of Ir.land. May r Ymprc... of Britain . May Ie Tickets and all Infonuarlon from any ateam.bep adept. or J. Kidd, Agent. C. P. R., tiodorlon, Oot. Machinery Massey-llarrisShop HAMILTON STREET is the place to buy your Machinery, B u g g l e s, Wire Fencing and Bone Black Fertilizer. Just received - a con- signment of Canada Car- riage Buggies, also of Grays (Chatham), and some from Mount Forest. A car of Bone Black Fertilizer just in ; also 3000 rods of the Frost Fence. ROBERT WILSON The Massey -Harris Agent dodelicil HOME STUDY Th. Arte cove. may be tabs by p o.d..ee het students .. k - lag to grade•t. mast att..d w eeeeia. ?or celeriacs erase G. Y. CHOWN Kiegsw. on. COLLEG E AT HOME T emends of ambitions young people are feat preparing In their own borne.. to ooeappyy lucrative poottlon. wenn, Tapberabookkesp.ra. telegraphs, civil .ertent� In foot every sphere of Hu.t sem Activities. You may Ankh nt col - letes if you so wish. Positions �[uaran I. linter ealege say dal-. Indira. sal1�t Instreetton. etltpert teacher. trets.rs Car.' n C..adaPeAeven eel II d.,t Speakelmora, far tesehen. A with Cemnerel.l Mona tan' Aanatoietlee of Canada. Oomm.r 4t'keM et fee ss. 8purton tautness �A Bssiaes' tillege Y.a'poe 'poem R r Wuut PrWeeor. Prteelpal. CENTRAL BUSiNLSS COLLEGE STRATFORD. ONT. The bast prs.Uesl trelnlor ,rhool In Ostari& Tires *.eatu..r,, ("oftener - sea often,. sea ebeetnsad sed T.I.gra,;y. All alleefter see theretera and hash es • seael end rse aateleee plassdtm pewuwa W. M artavY•e1 at4ssths sed Osaka/to see Saber M -7 him Wolf. ter ear hes eal latele et ease P. A. thuds IL.A\ Priem'., TWO JUDGES DEAD Mr. Marlon Oliver and Dr. James Mao Gregor Ales Answer Last Call George W. Weil, judge of Wellan1 Marty, aced • termer resi4.nt of / secs. died at Webbed en Friday. Judge O'Connor .f Sault fits. Marie, telrsaerly a resident of Oueipk• died at St. Augustine, Weeds, attar • long Massa The death occurred suddenly at L4kibur•gh of Dr. James MacGregor, a salve Of Hallux, N.S.. and protes- t er of Natural Philosophy 1• Idle - burgh University Mss. 1001. Me nes h his sixty first year. Dr. Martin Oliver. a Pow $laslonary, who has *error= Iraor., India, died at this beano e t her tatter. WtBlslr Oliver, Burn - O le Farm, Avon Sank, near St. Mary's. E. Pollees, aged thirty, Slagle, a drill -runner, was instantly killed, and Lout. Dash, aged thirty. a drill helper, was seriously. perhaps fatally, Injured In an explosion at Cobalt last week. Northern Ontario lost one of its Met known and roost popular mining men last week when Mr. W. D. Mal- ian passed away at the German Hos- pital, Buffalo, where he was recover- ing from an operation. He was a pioneer of the Cobalt and Gowgaada districts. Despondent over 1U -health, Orville MOW aged 17, who.* parents reside in rase:, committed suicide in a su- burb of Detroit by swallowing poleon. William McLaren of Erin committed suicide last Wednesday by hanging No L thought to have been mentally deranged Mre. Matilda Brown, widow of Thomas Hrown, died at the home of her son. Cyrus, in Dutton last Friday, aged ninety-nine years and two moats. Ml's. Mary Poem, weight 600 ppo.uunds wile for twenty yaws wag titbiiited 10 a freak, died it &leapt following sit operatloo for the removal of a grew* which itself weighed 160 # Genes, widow •f Principal Mn et knee College died at her hen. 1n TurNlo ea Thursday, aged W While, aged arty -nine a prominent Chatham barrister es Thursday. W. White, aged fifty-nine whit. w ag in Hyde Park, Ilea ca. He was years old, was Med o\saeslier of Ieeted three tames. MAY BE A MURDER T..e ieir Net S.tis4.d With Probe lot. Lorne Mew' Death Yew. Mese, whew bed,' was tenad ✓ the w.tLad Canal feeder at Dann vile two weeks sec, wee murd.rd, a e6rdiag M tb* selelo• et a coroner's Port*hob eets/..d ■ verdict that we- reYmesies the said lore. Mess seas M Nr death by vlolese. M tit. MM4S 00 1.105 persons un- �Ist. and wn y r.00smesd Orsini further In •thy de=ar the death of Iowa Mace. asaratiesal was revealed tothe amine .r more witnesses at tempest. but Crow Aatorsey of ens be is Is et M1►.r isferomiea we- be dhdesed at the prefer daft Peer Now MRalore The ran es ef the tour sew seas Wm from oelaelo were aneoasotd by 1ssls 1L 1. dewire ea Maeda,. They w hem J. Dtemelly. M.P. Mr South 1wem; Odes& Manes of Termite: Yssooder Me0a11, es -M P . tar Nor folk ono Mr 1 P Smith. et•M P Or Weetweeth They will M ewer h gtlt6sapilp and aware tl.lr eases le th vets apes tam weed r•adlg 11m *anti W 1dR NAVY Bit IN SENATE Amendment b� be Added Auld* Selma ser to Referenduwt Has. Jas. .ectad mad' In the ll*nate for handful pubilo were lades a the red unwed 10e the naval aid 1x111 Monday but excret people, the gamma meat* to the oat - in Dar. Mr. Loughman main propo.iliss was that the bill was designed to some an emergency, and that 100 pt'taerb Sud been endorsed by the at tke last general •leotl.s.. 'Crewel delimits, planned by the Leerier Soy' ernment, he said, bed Pond lsade- quate, and the goverment la hl oplaion, would have greatly chewed sad salarged the plea had 1t been again retina* to power. "We ebodl nut wait," he Md. "neUl �eslead sad Germany were setsslty at wee- yl the air wee ailed wttk .aobe of best and t10 seer strews with diaa•sekd ships and wounded sea." During the day Mere was a meting of a Llb.Wld' committee ..avieg >w charge the drafting et an aamiaast te the bill. This *committee is es- peeted to report la favor of a atrdgkt amendment calling for reformats of the question to the people before the bill goes tato shoot. CANADA'S EXPENSES Prevision Mad. Per aeemostment Ma- valor, ir valor, sad Trent Oso.I In Retintaaea The smagleesaeary ,dlmates tabled to tie House of Oemaoss last week, call ter the expendieure of $23,476,316: breagiag the total for the year up to t2OS,6a2,496,e6. TVs, mediae the usual allowance ter teaetttpeslded appro- priatioss, should aces as..sf•mdhere . 4 ,dost $138,000,000. The largest .fast to ,tad-PlethoPS the most Important vtrb seb.d, is ens of *4,000,100 to p s. -Ii ler rho .on- ' tructtt, acquisition, lati'iag or ex- propriation of ter'alosl olefaeors. Uad.r the item et em is tier. la an aaseunt of ~le kpsal for sonsemetlon en the 'heat Carl. It le uadesa1ed east this is to begin tke week of eoapieabtg lye nectars outlet et the easel Ir Ian Sirs - coo. The route will be Moths Severe River, *Mt this Georgian Bay termlaua located between Meind sad PSK McNioch. Militia Item., with* total $4M.1100, 1ne1N. µoo,bro more for animal droll nae $S.0o0 ter salmi teachers' ..tesoes !e training. There L r item, et *11166,6.0 ter regabellmi an womb. .t halt a al1- ,000 for LC.R. brasehea, *5.000 tor the Beset Memorial Pend sad *100,006 for etpetito.atal farce. SITUATION IS GRAVE leash Mawspa*er Takes Pose mimic View of Posies Problem A feeel slue view of the Japanese - United Stairs o aerover.y Is taken by the London Saturday day Review, "bleb does not tbink that the dispute oan be s.ttl.d by dtpbamehe means and bderres that amino w uatavoeable a the United Stats. "SWUM the fitments," 1t says, "there L a governing .sumo *Lob will ma- tinee te operate weep Me slam le dLevaa to give wee M thetolbsr. The es the supreme/ a the PsdAa isetitsbis ushlsuleal will moor • iso .Iter Wise hemis rasa,' and tt dpi mate •�mei7t Cestenetng tbalt 1\m Dsitsd States has only reelp oontd ltaeMsd'. "pur- suit o1 phaetons Anaselo a frasdadtff" for a messy past W ect.'"eaesptio.- ally hoses," tt .mommies: "Tse hailed Mabee b wwktag for the elle assrcy of the Pacific es llama es untrielli tr tees es4. Japan. should e ke taU ileal et Jape 1s the presses It 1• not flee ea to hey her 0111• 10 tit. +eery et ape sty.•, A ROYAL WiDDiNG These Proewie•d by Meewren ampere, t. eowleriew Amid pomp and pege•atry of *s- e tae magnlfe.noe, with the world's mightiest three menarche (Emperor William. King George and the Oser) making the sitar, Princess Victoria Louise of Prussia. daugbt.r of slid. Kaiser, wee married at Beetle on Saturday to Prince Mrne.t A.gestes le- Qttmberland. The o.remony sed the boniest festivities which followed it were worthy of the historic oeca.Sts wbi.h marks the obliteration of the molest teed between the Muss et illehemel- !ere •rad the dethroned a.elphs. Ie as eloquent tat delivered at tb• marriage feast tit. Lamar mode direct Intimation fist 1t world sot to drag before his sos4o.`w wt.* 1is bride would be cabled tealgw autism, namely 11e go.vament• et the belie- geesm'. ancestral Manonesise reals. FATAL EXPLOSION Thee Men Kilted and Others laterad Near edl.Iii. As a result of • po.stur, ..,1. Mee a Moaiy es ra Ilea et the C. P. R. o.satrectbn Isar mass east of B elleville. three celsa are dead sad three ethers were badly Mired. 'ire dead am John H Ndwsn. feenesa. Antimafia. Neva Scotia. A Holland• oorewall, oat.; D. AiesrWl, an It•Itr. The I.lnr.d are Thomas McKie. sae. .agtoeor; Nosey Wake. brake- man. sad M. Asdria.. an hall.. M. Lhasa sad A.draa, 1t Is feared. cau- sal serene. eagltwsps M11 Passel las Sesl.te ,sale emended the wigiewtpe 1111 .. Tbernday .e se to reply. the seprogriatlea to be dte- trtb.t.d am* hoe 'eeriness ne the basis ed pepslstles A point of order that ted 1111 was • awry b111 sad therefore meld lot le •yds- wait racrsiod. Bridal Wreathe. 'if Worth Doia,At All, k's W.eth, Etc- OrnaR.-blu.sorns .r. ezpeasiv.i bat sawnomas overbe.rd ki. taoeh.r it le bad form to ytlat'e.i Th with Pacer saying to hla older brother that it wee bubblelike as to whioi If you paid the a %scttul thins to appear to think eitswede gym' peopt� wenn (er than they were. you have landed tae "catch - itis eW wee Fnneh conchae arriving of the s.a•oo," don't dial the glory of shortly after it fell to Themes t on" Meow decided to do it up brown. "Sow old are yon, Mise Grey r' b.mese�e politely. •'I�'dcrdtully old, Thomas," she seswerad. "I'm twenty-three." "Oh 1" said Thomas, gulping a little whit the unusual effort, "1-1 uevrr tahi.d you was se even." eeven."- Jaw Lippincott'.. om r pm exploit by revealing that be was sa,tertain her until his sister appealed. Bs aatiadsd if your beebread beide, you in high esteem, sad don't .aped hin to bold you upon his hap. This is an unsentimental cep. When a roan asks you to become his Queen of Hearts, before amender the title have it examined by a good lawyer. About one woman to every fifty out be • real Mrs. Heapsck. The oit.,4jta.err rorty-oi0e aro happier believing that tb.y ooVLn he buss U they wished ; and an happiest wben they know that it hal true. 1f you bruin by hinting that your limousine is out of dam anu that you Deed new fur., your husband will glee up the money foe. new hat gladly. The cleverest woman 1. the Doe whose buet.and thinks, '43►e is a sweet, good little thing, but-- well, hardly my equal mentally." A woman simply grows hungrier for love when her elections are starved. In such a I xse, • man lows his appetite for love and turus to business or beef- steak. The best way to cure a 1•usband of extravagance is to spend .o much of bis money that be will have to ecouowtze. No matter how disappointed you may be in your huettaod, never reveal that fact to him. He might dieclose a pile of blasted ideals that would nuke your little heap look very small. Cupid's Bible says, "Forgive your husband seventy limes seven -and don't keep tally too accurately." Don't be misled by "The Scieetific Management of Husband., by Baily Spoupeedyke, Pb.D., Y.D., %.Y.Z" if Kmily were successful at husband - managing. she would be too happy to write books. A patient husband may suffer cold kisses or cold coffee, but he will rebel if both are chilled. Nevet stoop to peeking your husband's pockets.) Play cards whit When you lose tall him your tllowance is so .mail that you .imply can't pay. 1VbeDou win. insinuate that he isn't • gentleman if be doesn't pe- his gambling debts. Yen might be &hie to make ea angel of your oueband, but if you did you would always regret It. An angel would want an angeiic wife. -June Lippincott'.. State of Ol6io.lea. ( citytOeatTy,Telmaof Telma t sit .I Frank J. i honey te.ses, satl that be M a.e- tor partner of the Ina �.t J. Memo t Ca, doing buries. le the .It) et Toledo. eeesty and Shale aforab and 1105 esld erg will a the awn of ONg FIy UNDM,RD IM)&LARy lot each sad every neje swam Mot cease es cured by the use of anwr iAlant Bworn tobefore meedsr abe(J. C4. y�� s once. this nth day of December. A. D. LTR (Neale A. W. 01-1.48014, otary Peen& Ball'. Caterfh a -.,. le Lakes esterealir, led sots diraeuy oa tit. bine* sad mesa amber of the system. 8•sd tt rleptioselais solder '1 d J. Cps 0. as •. ;3 . Ysll ri Take s Family lilt. f ,e essetip ribs. HAVE YOU A SKIN )RASH t Zas-Bak Will End It For skin rashes, eruptions, ecserna, etc , either in adulta or children, then L nothing known to science which equals Z.w-Huk in the quickness and certainty of ids ourative power. Mr. Raymond Webber, ofAllantwrrg, Oot., writes : "t have tried Zam-Buk for many ailments, and every time have found it successful. Some time ago 1 knob. bad rash all over my body. I tried home-made salver, herb salves and various bonze-ruade preparations. and these proved of no use, but when 1 ttied -Lam-Buk 1 wow cured in a quarter of the time that I had been experi- menting io vain with other prepara- tions. "On another occasion 1 had one of my fingers crushed. gad in that rase also Zam-Huk was the only remedy I used. It bailed the wound splendidly. Z+-Bu"My boy had boils, and once again m k brought about a complete cure. We have also used it as a house- hold balm. for the injuries and skin diseases which are common to every person, and can say that in our ex- perience there is nothing to equal Zam-Huk." Zam-Huk own its unique healing power to certain herbal extracts ie contains. Unlike most ointments it cootsios no poisonous coloring matter, no animal far, but is purely herbal. For eczema. piles, blood poison, abscesses, ulcers, cuts, burns, and all skin injuries and diseases it is without equal and should be in every home. bOc. hoz all druggists and stores. Use also Zaw-Buk Soap, 2rc. tablet His Last Request. Not a sound could be heard in the courtroom. The prisoner had just been condemned to death. You have a legal right to express a last wish," said the Judge, "and, if it is possible. it will !•e granted." The prisoner, who was a barber, gave the Judge an appealing look at. he replied : I should like just once more to he &newe-1 shave the District At- toroey."-Jure Lippincott's. LUCKNOW. MONDAY, May Stith. Mee. Robert Hunter announces the eog*Reon nt ref her daughter Nellie to Hoary Gardner, both of the 12th concession of AIM Reid. The marriage is to tak.• place in the month of June. Carmangay --the Star of Alberta WATC1T CARMANGAY GROW I Over a million bushels of wheat were •h`pped in 1911. Over a million and a halt from the 1912 crop -the greatest in all Alberta. CARMANGAY is the ship- pinE centre for Western Canada's finest spring wheat section. CARMANGAY is a strategic railway centre. CARMANGAY has rich coal fields alrestdy producing. CARMANGAY has pure natural water supply. CARMANGAY has 53 places of business. INVEST NOW IN ALTA VISTA, the high-class residen- tial section of Carmansay, only one block from Posto5es and City HalL Send postal now for illustrated bopklit. Western Canada Real Estate Co., Ix, 204 Kant Bldg, Toronto. 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