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GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY• APRIL 21, 192'7 •
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Farmer Gederirh Man in Civic Poll.
ria in Flint, Stitch.
Bruce/held t, rrt•tip,ndence of The
S.afurth Expositor give.+ an ac.vunt
of the doings of Ti' O'Neill, former-
ly of lirneetietd and tater of 4:oderlch.
who has been leading an eventful lite thrift.since going to the States ewe years
ago.
James Henn O'Neill -better known
as 'Tit.' O'Neill -tit the eldest son of
the late Frank O'Neill. formerly of
the London road north of Bruteetleld.
Ile is now raiding in Flint. Michi-
gan. stud was recently a candidate to
a contra for the mayoralty' of the
city. Mr. O'Neill wits a candidate on
the Itepubliean (bin+. His bosom
friend. William N. McKeigtutn. was
elected and takes ot&•e for two years.
It was a cgs.. of "American politics"
played in the re.• test tune. Mr.
O'Nelli 14 a writer tar magazines. and
a newspaper editor. la 1tr. 1 he was
'tilting The Flint wiry Herald for
Mr. M.Keigltau. The Ku Klux Klan
was at Its height of power In Flint at
that time. It oppeel ]Ir. Mc-
Keigban In politics. and imposed Mr.
w.
O'Neill bre* of hie Canadian birth.
The two young men--oaeb thirty-six
)ears old-*tarted in to break the
Klan. 'But the Klan elected Jud+na I.
Tranene as Mayor orer McKeighen.
The Herald Continued its light. how-
ever. with the result that both Me-
Keighan cad 11•NMII were arreMrd one
day charged with criminal libel and
talked the Mayor bitterly u. their
Yth
4INY•I•e* and caxtIgo literature.
S • twett)- 100r huars before the
vetiug. they_ 11,1.11 the telephone to
spatia the news that all In favor of
either uuur%eK4•{ghan or 4)'Nelll-
I Mich ).
should cote for MnKelghxu, at the
peal., an O'Neill was out really seeking
the officeat all. Tnre
Thu -news spread, Stricken with au attt•k of acute Ili- ]I r. Prc__lyua.�i. __thirty-second race
rapidly, neutrally. Thr 1.ele elects) digestluu. Fred R. I'rice., .romlueat gree liaison n Shriner and a member
k;14:11TH T11 111.1A11. NO.16. .
F R PRICEWAS PROMINENT I l le ,)%14,••1calnnbla• readetu•••
,, a d• ..
ua.l .a large panel, of the Fred It:
\NT
.orman for vi'e Terand nd %elk.. i'rke addition. ,1t one time he
in Ru " s Circles iut•r,•sted' In inhale: properties. to
Ca nall(t•uud \las 1.11.•ti.• ..1 the wren who
1 the fatuous Superior. copper
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RESIDENT OF THE SAULT n 1•t\ a tt side mit of the town
1 Flom Tin: Xrws. S,lS.1113 S'• %)aril'• prumnl
111i ne
Snub 1 ou,i ut is esus• (lied slllidrul)• Int Id the KitI s of Pythias.
c 'e
M h large
be 1.4411 .100 untiority.
Flint 12.211 a.m. Sunday'. prat 111. at his Mr. Prices rived his wife by but
is a large city of l:a►.ain population.
I n.1 1►illau and I:anitll avenues.uhirttyai mouth Ire was married in I
Tre I t •,N•. a daughter
A. Treks". and it I
the Sault. Mrs::
nuary lit. 1
920....!
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by a mit an
d Mrs. Ver. 4,
Flint Iitople adroit that the Mc -"iii'.
Kelglian-O'Neill election trick slur ane i . 1t.•ws of ;lar. frier': .6111. eleele , t to 1'utheriu
0f the smartest ever pulled Its the his. luting about town Salo i? ...., keit the of the Elie a
Edwr
tory of the city. 1 city'. Many people had s.,I Ir him Sat- pioneer cirizeu of
i�rey
sir ay evening at bi- .Ira_ .tote. al.- Price died ±gtldhnit•
lVilllam H. ] r•igluw. +tlthungarl as health)' r1.... 1'. Ssttn•• Mr. corker is survive.
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I\ chi t .et \our. t ars Ilw•ti wf 'Flint twice ter.• cit us oty In day rcrmhitr Mr. Prle,' did ..1 feel a daughter. Nees IMre
ay1ur i
. . Sault. Ile
1915 arra again lu 11r:^. Ile Is pi tw rue
Joyful/ his third term. Ile is wired for Alkitit. as'IitrL lila ►o go ledue. Mr. ticks. a brother. Doorge, )'rice, of t
his tax -slashing ,iron: each time lie • fele• replied that be would be all t;ndrrtnh'. Ou11rio. and tw' siatertt,
Nota. oaks. i right. He locked rep the stile at 11.111. ]I r.. Itob•rt 1' Hays 0f 1l(xter •h.'on. '
-i1'F.-niNenr-at T1f ` TriliTritmr. i. tile••• y. rt''rhe'i ftonle->s' w- 47. sturt•r•'t tnrin, _gang_ Nits-LW-alter
S'trrnti4I.I of
not connected with any INt rtlrnlar lug ri:tarty. .1t mid*igbt Ile ,1,iIs1•II►el • 111 I,t oIIv(•r. 1
newspaper. but writes for :secret. call • doctor anti lar- Abatis cullet. The fun. rel .crylees were held ,on
A. l'ourad. Wile" tor. **introit'. Tuesday. JprIL-1aL.-aN-441e Janie.
Episcopal (•hart t. where Mr. Pride we*
a vestryman. and were eondrMtd by , ,
psmdent for The Huron ExpsNrur, ta1
nnrml Rev. N. I. Mclh.wt'll. The pallbearers i \
Later hr did .cure newspaper r work in ' ;time he vomit to the Sault in 'Lias.'. were Charles Meitean. N. IV Morrill.
4 otlrrkh. He left l'Anada sevenMr. Price has beets prowiueut both to lar. (I. P. Ritchie. Dr. E. A. Cornell, '
local business and politics. and was a George 1•aundy and Charles Spear. all
)'1.trs ago• accepting the p,.ltiou a.
sporting slice of The Flint Daily friend of almost e.rr)uul• in the tftj•• old friend. or Mr. )'rice. Mr. 1:Qorge
Journal. Leaving Thi Journal he I [torn at l;t•Ilevilk', ltatarl,, in 111117. Pries.. of Gudrrieh. arrived on Monday
was editorial writer fir The Iaanefee Fret Price spout his boyhood he the re, attend the funeral, which was its
'Capital News: later its- „..,,,,,,,..i„.., little Canadian town. As a youth he charge of the Nino -dale Lodge and the '
editor and Later still its editor -its- ?Wended, lite titxleril-It (collegiate (Amideii- Knights of Pythias.
I f'Anti,en then for u short time he :thole end later the Ontario College
C tI
well, and hie daughter,. Mrs. Vernon Iwo W. .liklns. both of t
tie -Rita aandmagaztnes a. well. He
started In newspaper work year. arrived Mr. I'rfty wu• steel euuw•touN.
ago
when he acted as Iirueetield born•:_ lir dust wthin a ft•a Inn -lutes tiesidte
N 10 44.114•44.114•
Wtheun.f 1•lla iiia where he graduated In
not raptor of The Wausau
storm Ig1 . His Ilrst position was that of Nen Canadian Paddle Train Service
not Dally R*tord-11e19141. renlrni°g It.....it_�trd, 'Toronto and Hatsiken-Lis-
to Flint to mit The Daily Herald iR_i�Irrleri{afor. merit to s t Y towel-Gederieh
1924. He resides. with his wife and 'torr. but beft.re the end of a year he
family un East Fifth street. " t-nele 4 clime to the Sault and lied here until Effective from ❑oderic•h and Ilam -
Jack" McQueen. with whom be AOI[ 1 hill death. In 1089 he engaged in Ilton. Monday. May 2nd. and oper-
blonght un at i riteetield. resides with (bnNlIt.-s with n 1arlul•t.►hut by the cling doily ext•ttlu Sunday thereafter,
end of the year tft b•naate owner of new train nervier will be Inaugurated,
i hie uw'u store. tills drlig, store its the In order to provide double servlr in
Newlon. Block. Ashmuu and Sprite.' n
t int •iire•tion. with onvrtlient eon -
SCHOOL REPORTS , ;testers, i* perhaps the-tittett to the-,trctiens,at Guelph Junction for Tor-
. mutts. A1sn additional servhss to and
V. S. S. NO. 17, WEST WAWAN0'11 I, Mr. Price served two terms of two from Listowel connecting.
-Report of promotlon exit mi atI. it;, ' year+ each nn the city -el -wined end . The new train wilt leave Goderich at
of C. el. S. No. 17. W.. 1Wuw:4 414144h. daring the greater part of his term he 7.(41* "a.m.. arriving -Ilnmilton 11.110
Bettors. 75: pass. 00- r ( was noting mayor of. flu' Sault. He a.m.. and In the revers.• direction leave
Jr. 1V. -Sr. 1W. - Wtlt.wrr„• 4'i tl. rt I completed his si.-uai term in-1tWM and Hamilton 3.30 p.m.. arriving 1;uderlc-h
7!i per tent.. Slade Finuig.t11 70, Edith •• although ....winning a strong itepubli- s..1.. p.m.
S ul - can. he was noire or leas inactive in In connection with thi. new service
!>n' 75. I (initis: since that time. rat rolls ran leave Clxtertell it 7 u`elnek
Sr. 11. -Jr. 111.- -Annie Sproul tt9 I The flag above the city hall is at its the morning. arrive Toronto 12
per cent.. Lenore lituthr•rs 79. Eirelyu 1 hall -natal today is honor of Mr. Price. noon. and. returning 1411%0 Toronth 3.13
(Hrrin 711. ('srl Fluniguu i}. Clifford At one time Mr: Priv.• was a heavy p.m.. arriving (;oderlch 8.13 p.m.
Culbert 71. Stautry m";11"1"til- !W..'holder of Sault Ste. Marie real cattle, Detailed vrhelaie and further peri -
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Myer .18. being :always a farm lettere in the enters may iw obtained from Mr. N.
Jr. 11.-$Fei1.--Dallly McOratren 73 future of the city where be made his 1t. F'Iartt), Town Ticket Agent. (an -
per cent., Arnold Olver 73. Russell Me- I home. Resides being part owner Its adlan Pacific Rallwtty. L'nderieb. nr
Intyre 72. Margaret Elliott 70. Willie ' the Price -Harrison Neck. where the write W. Fulton. District Passenger
Sprout :r2. Western 1-nion Telegraph office is now .lgent..Toronto.
1. -Harry Otrvin. - -
-Kr. Pr.=Jlft3te-t etserin m. timer
Sproul. '
K. D. HILL, Teacher.
e11PYPA1tT3TON -- -- - .
The following 1. thtireport of S. S.
No. 11. .t+sliflrld and Colborne (slier -
pennon), for the Easter examine -
sued for --$50.000 damages apiece. clone: 1
When the tow' came to trial. the jury Sr. IV. --Clayton Foster St pet`
Cent .. Maher 'F'oster 80. Roy Eby 71.
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brought In verdict of inapt .t*tifs
each reddr t'rnomnn 7H argar t Fn*4er
wan asiewned $2,2.10 and Costs. t
1 princitwlly on the count that their 64• Ituth Foster 57. 'Richard. Cousins
49. Thelma Jones 39.
Jr. 1l•. -Ralph Foster 52 per cent.
Jr. iIL-isnhel Pollock 70 per cent..
Tony Vrooman (13.
Sr. II. -Alma Dougherty I.18 per
cent.. Irene Foster 75. Irene Graham
T2. Marion Foster 69. ('lames.. E... -x
61.
Sr. 1.-4}nrdon Pollock t1R per t'Titt.:
('tell Pollock 3!i.
Jr. 1. --Myrtle Foster 100 ter cent..
Marc Vont man 85. '
O. J. FIN"Ni(:tN. Teacher..
paper hod termed the Klan Klingle ir
"thief." They yelled him by numer-
ous other name4 during the prolonged
fight. but the other counts failed in
that they brought evidence to nuhetnn-
tlate their claims.
!zany event. when thcelettnn come
slung again this winter and spring.
hoth McKeiehan and O'Neill deter-
minwl to on.,t Mayor Trnnsue, who
was once more n candidate for the uf-
Bet. of Mayor. So both flied petitions
and sought rho otfler. and they at-
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Progress
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iV1•getnble ,= r7i•`;t'wrahr-a few t•rrtts7.-rete-ehml• 'i't` w' '- uhf' crow
Sets u good pian :,i plant , few short sun. mahogany• and brown In the
Frrnrti ix•t•tiou )lust imposing, Iwrhap..
row'. of the inn:? rarictie.. ,.u&h n• lacer• the Tall .1(riivrr .ort". Thea• grow
apina.h. radish., "flue*. tarries. and rapidly. making line well -branched
IN•rts. a. soon n- possible. 1f they 1 plants after the first terminal bloom
1 came through, n ni,ldenxhlr gatu ha. has Appear d. and produce a 'metes- heen'secured to i•arliat'.rr: ti fern t slob of huge ballet four and five inches
cuts them down:. tire loss is -really in diameter. until a killing frust. Tliey
need staking. art they become tole
The lases hta\'y. The Afrii•an tuarigelds demist
hu
Law-u work-I..•ul41 be 4144444• early. be planted well bark in the border, or
rill make a very suitable hedge for
1'11{. Is the only time di the year to ,liiIdI,ig Iaw11•. Thr French are more
use - roller on rbc urdiumo pial sit , [ornamental from t1:. individual flower
titins. later oi. it does more harm stanlltsltrt 111141 run he procured in a
thin good. e _1.411 rolling In the 111 range of sires. There 1. also an
spring. however. ar.'. of great cepa•_ as Klrgiisb marigold known also its the
t ikon. the ear'. dtlshex the 114 Itis colt minis' sir pot marigold. iliis has
lack Into the seri and ameoolhaout nit- torsos. Ihick foliage. grow'. a1N,ut
pen, Itla�es, A ,eller is a fairly ex- right luetic. high. Is an eVerlustiug
ally. be euted l ; 4, lint our est ore bloomer from early eummrr until fall.
warebe motet from the 11 enei Idled- Sud. w: iv. vin,+ e.tublI,I .ii. wall sled
warn acre, or tw t or three Ielgh ase. inset every spring. All Iter marl -
can club togethc:, to make x pain lui.t • gold; ,sly be sown Jost a. soon as the
}Ilse d1 chi. tialr• to
u over the awn all a rake. gruunit t. rnrty nr ran to pflanttT n-
g door. and transplanted.
\\'herecer evit•l.• of Imre gnnll carr
slottitig the .11.4 .1 Irl 1.. luo.euell
w'th the raki, .lad gross $1•etl *two
thickly. ('over thyme re-seeekvl. Kp ots
with a pier ••f Imultry meth's or
rough trellis w•.rk to keep nw'ay the
'.barrows. It t• otlso eadvisxlde to (veil
the grus' with 44 good fertilizer early
its the.spriug. %tiny^ experts advocate
pulverized sheep manure. although the
claim. is sentett.t tirade filet this to
l rndllt4•* ne..1 `..eds., An riitl II lea 11011
0111111111e of $u,l. -one ounce dissolved
in a gallon of water and sprinkled
with the ordlitao waterlog ern, is :nf-
tielcnt for four -Artie ,cards will give
the limo a gn•d start and the grass
that stork green color which is so de-,
slRdrle. i(,, t- every ten tiny. early
In the stawnI It Is• very limnetnnt
to keep the •..,ird la healthy vend'
Don. a+- vly;orl•' -'c growing grass I1
(rnw•d out nee. weeds.
include Marigel %
'ot only de um rlgold. n -t• a Wu
enols" names
derfol ahnw'iat .luring 1
mer and in ch.• fall„ out t11r) will
blgnm right throng' the hettt•.t wen -
hen. ninny of the
qt ntul wittier. They
1411* care %%110'11 (1.,
um asking the gnrdeuer
e all fedlug b11x•In. It is a
seinl 'family (if flowers..„slay
n. and a whole garden timid 1',
anted with i1 alone. The different
rarlctles of marigolds range from sic
Inches In four feet or more 40 height
and rnnnthe 1••,tlre irate of yellow..
from sulphur ;o the rieheet oranges.
end In ad(1111cN here wonderfnt rel•
then lu .ingtr•t
other plants d
•r*ryalre tet
et\ta bl ash
to rem
very
• Heels and Carrots
No garden is eomp:ete without 'a
few caws of those o16 staudhys. beets
and carrots. These may be hurl its .r
)ariefy of styles to suit different tr-
114rses. Thus for cnnm►tsg the small
round teem are toti.ldcred a lest.
end for curly' huh) carrots u• shorter
type* of this- vegl'tilble to xdcl•able.
Both *1111 b• 4114'1 Ju. a..00u ns the
ground I• really, an farther printings
,for Inter use ant t at intervals of two
weeks up to a 1st ter July. Thy
should he N 'n In rows from twelve
to sixte• niche. apart and lik nt one
ineh I rt iia the row. When the
plant are up well. thin to three in-
ch "ONlrt. nail later tike 0111 even'
a r one of these for (-arty n.r :. the
beet• for greeds nr trickling •Ind the
carrots 10 iN' 11.4.11 Ili the ordinary tiny way.
Setlktng the see) n)er nigh) 144'41re
Idanting will hasten gerntinnllnu. hl
planting, do not rover with more than
otNout one-half Inch of soil. The biter
plantings can erten follow' such early
crops as Iettoce. •oltrat•11 and radishes.
Jelling%
IJII.1 n. ...oft tl• the natter clears
nick". get the sweet !II.1. hi. 1'1/1it
1I, -n1 hl 11 •hallow 4r,•nch.c
. ale \•1' clay *1.11. eon' he loosened up
by hr \•y" %Pplie.11imis of straw)
manure Ind the digging h4 of n (my-
osin-4
ewashs ono plenty of garden r, fns •.
• Mo.f gn lens. esleel.,ltt 1111,•'• wIti.l
rl•n. I\•r 111•%\t' /I 14411411 14.114 of ,tattler
slut fertilise. even' yvnr. .41,uld he
.weetenetl rep 01th 11 dose of h\dr*ted
tine• About nits zated to 1•\'ere two
.411111re snort. Is ill -lent.
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Established 1869.
11 rad Office.
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D. D. MOONEY, Agent.
Eat Street. Pierre 2516
Coder:c h. Owter:0.
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Real Estate and Insatiate
neuter in
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1'10 n.' 1230 .
11'444 :At rect . t iorierie`h. Dict
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Life, .Aerident, sickness, 1,e•1 of Time.
• Burglary. '.ntotnoblle, I:Ia.Y
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Some real bartrain'. in hou,w and Into,
19.14$) 97111 ft$F,0 stla4, $1210, 51500,
511((10, $2(1(01,- $2500, rte,
I . A few good prop•rlirs'very near town.
all•nteennary tnilpnlr' wfth.ft•w acme of
land, ...unable for fowls and gardening.
A number of tine farms, well located,
tunny of thein ran he bought just now for
111 cost of int ,rovementa.
43 ;urns of excellent iani, t1NN1 luiild- .
hies, well fenced. ncnr t iodcrirh, 57.+00.
11x1 'wow, good.btiildtu'•. near railroad
station, 52900.
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Real Estate Agent
4111141‘: 1'pltalrt., next doer to the 8.
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