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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Advocate, 1912-4-18, Page 7TIIE 1111811 1101E RMJE Bi Control of Customs and, Excise not Conceded the New Irish Parliament A. despatch from. London says; The eardinal principle of the pre- sent Home Rule Bill, Premier As- quith stated on Thursday, is the supreme authority a the Imperiel parliament, while at the eame time real autonomy is conferred on Ire- land in regard to Irish concerns. The hill provides for the estab- lishment of an Irish Parliament, consistiug a a Senate and. a Honse of CO1111110133 with power to make laws for Peace, order PLad good gov- ernment in Ireland, The bill provides that the mat- ters to be excluded from the control of the Irish Parliament are thc Crown, the army and the navy, Ina, perial affairs, the Irish land par - hese, and the old ago pension, and national insurance acts, the Irish constabulary, the post-offiee savings banks and public leans, in additiOn to those exeluded by the Heine Rule bill a 1303, which left the ..'euetoins and ONCIO under the con- trol or the Imperial Government, The Irish Conetabulary is to be automatically transferred to the Irisli Government after six. years, atid power is giVell by the bill to the Irish Parliament to demand the transfer of the old age pensions and Insuraeep Aet to its eoritrol on give tug a year's notice to the Imperial Government, The Dish Parliament is debarred from altering the Homo Rule bill or the power to appeal to the Privy Council. Provision is made for the protee- tion of religione equality in Ire- land, end stipulating that the Irish Parliament cannot make, laws, directly or indirectly, to eetablieh or to endow any religion, or to Mbit the free, exermee thereof, or to give a..)?referonee or privilege to any religton or to make any reli- gious ceremony a condition of vali- dity a any marriage. . The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland is to have the power to Veto or sus- pend a.ny hill on the instruction of the Imperial Executive, Any question regarding the inter- pretation of the Home Rule bill is to be settled by appeal to the Judi- cial Committee of the Privy Coun- cil The Irish Senate is to consist a foety members, and the House of Repre,sentatives of 164, of wbieh Ul- ster is to have 59 and the, Universi- ties two, The Senate is to be composed of nominated menabera, In the first instance, the Imperial Executive ie to contro1 the nominations with a view to assuring the representation of the minority. The nominations are to be for a fixed term, and as the members retire by rotation the vacancies will be filled by the Irish -Executive, IN ease of disagree- ment the two Houses are to sit in joint Ecesion. • The Lord Lieutenant is to be head of the Executive. There will be no religious bar, and he will hold office for a fixed term. The authorityof the Exemitive is t.o beee-extensive with that of the Irish Parliament. The 164 repre- sentatives are to be eleeteel by the existing eonstitueneies, but no eon- stitneney is to have less than 27,000 popmation, The eolleetion of all taxes is to remain, in the Imperial SerViee, and they will he Paid into the Imperial Betel:critter, which is to pay ever to the Irish Executive ale amount ecniivalent to the expenditure on Iriheervices at the time of the passing of the Act. An additional sum of $2,500,000 is to be paid to Ireland the fist year, and this will diminish by $250,000 yearly until it is redueed to$1,000?000- - The postal eervices are to be handed over to Ireland. The Irish Parliament is to have Power to reduce or diecontinne the Imperial taxes, excepting the in- come tax and the stamp and oetate <hitters. It will also have power to alter the excise duties, hut exeept in the eaee a beer and spirits it is debarred from adding to the cus- toms duties anything which will give a greater inerea,se than 10 per emit. The Irish representation at West- mineter is to be 42members, one for every- 100,000 of the poptdation. THE NEWS IN A PARAGRAPH HAPPENINGS FROM ALL OYER THE GLOBE IN A NUTSHELL. Canadn, tho Empire and the World in General Before Your Eves. CANADA. The grants to the veterans of '66 -will be distributed as applied for. The Canadian Northern Railway inade a successful test of its first gas -electric car on Friday. One hundred dollars a square foot was paid for a block of land on St. James street, Montreal. The Govermnent bas renewed the Atlantic mail contract with the Al- lan Line for another year. Tho headquarters of the Porto Rico Railway -Company have been -changed from Montreal to Torontoe„ The Government is to spend an- other million and a quaeler on new rolling ,stock for the Intercolonial. New Zealand decided to sent twenty cadets to compete at the Natienal Exhibition at Toronto. Sir Robert Perk, ex -1`,L P , claims that his company could build the Georgian Bay Canal in five years. The Duke of Connaught is said to be interested in a scheme for the reorganization of the Canadian • Percy Sawtelle was thrown over his horse's head at the Calgary Horse Show and received shacking • injuries. Two big track -laying machines began work on the Regina and Cal- gary sections of the Grand. Trunk Pacific. Four freight carS went through a bridge at Cody's Station, N.B. A ear •contaimeg about 40 passengers on the rear of tne train renamed 011 the tra,ek. The • .eouely • of •Midcllese,x made a propOsition to the London City Connellfor the erection of •joiet municipal buildingsto aost half a million dollars. A c.P.R.-PassUnger train ran in- to a rock, slide near Kamloops on. Th nr F da y. . Engineer Walker and Fireman Hnskinso were killed, ot ; no one e.se •niurea. WOMEN NEED GIN PILLS: - — 'I va, troubled with • Kidney Dioeaseti •for •Several a,`ear<1 xly back was weak I had terrible , hen daehes, and Was se rest- less tht Icoula not sleep .at night. At • last 'I. at once. 5�a box and after„ettaking t.hern' felt betteltafter three'r'; Vexes I was aimed. , "ITIIEIDAT,GOMBE. ' ats for, ,free, .s. ample pf Oin ,Pill Then:'getfttli.e regelar size. boxes vour dcaier's,:ere- ereco- froth' us -50c. a bex`, 6' for ,$2.50, eeif ClqP , fail to curee atichja 1 '• heal teal ; Co og Pa `L".-lereetito` TEA AND COFFEE HURTS One in Three: It iSeliffteult to make reopla be- lieve that tea and coffee are a poi- son to at least one person out of every three, but people are slowly finding it out„ although thousands of them suffer terribly before they discover the fact. A New York hotel man says: "Bach time after drinking coffee I became restless nervous and ex - et -ed, so that I was unable to sit five minutes in one „place, was also inclined to vomit and suffered from loss or sleep, which got worse and worse., "A lady said that perhaps coffee was the cause of my trouble, and suggeSted that I try Posture, (Tea is just as harmful as coffee because it contains caffeine, the same drug found in coffee). I laughed at the thought that coffee, hurt me, but she insisted so hard that I finally had some Postum made. I have been using if in place of coffee ever since, for I noticed that all my for- mer nervousness and irritation dis- appeared. I began to sleep perfect- ly, and the Posture tasted as good or better than the old coffee, so what, was the use of sticking to a beverage that was injuring me? "One day on an excursion up the country I remarked to a young lady friend on her greatly improved appearance. She explained that some tinae before she had quit using coffee and taken Postum. • She had gained a number of pounds and ,hei- fornaer palpitation of the heart, humming in the ears, trembling of the hands and legs and other dis- agreeable feelings had disappeared. m She yecomendd me to quit cof- fee and take Postum and ,was very macli surprised to d that had already made the change. • 'She said her brother had also received great benefits from lean- ing off coffee and 'taking on Pos- ture.. - 'There's a reason. Ever road the above letter? A new ono appears from time to time. They are genuine, tree, and full of human Interest, 31-tYST LABEL OILS. ureyisieue ,Si ain't:yds of ' Vegetable Oils. ek despatch from, Ottawa sanse Under the provisions of the Adul- teration Act an, ordereinecouneil has been passed fixing he standiirds for "edible vegetable oils!' These in- clude olive oil and co ton seed oil, he stan aAds of quality of, .wlie are set forth in the order It isy provided that either of these masi be sold as salad oil, hut, when cot- tonseed oil is offered as salad oil the fact that it is, cotton seed Oil nritst. be: ,declared- on the:label. The 4,aine rejleiremente re - gad 'eettOnseed oil pcp e . ; if naust be.statedon bhbel'that the contents of the ag,Oe„-are ,rnixtti,,er • A Real Estate Mortgage Bond Secured on Central City Real Estate valued at over $1,496,000. The totel mortgage indebtedness against this PrOPerty is only 40% of the valuation. l'he Bonds are issued in denominations of $500 and $1,000 each and will pay the investor 6%%. Write for full particulars. • Murray MatherdeCo. Torgote Genera, 7,1,514, Building Toronto MAKING SAFE INVESTMENTS ASONELI TRUST AND WELL MANAGE LOAN COMPANY SHARES 0000, Bet Avoid the New Ones aim! Those Not Well eianageti—Hydro-Electric Has Put PAWN UtUty sheres Sadly Out of Faver-NAVISAtien ShareDepend Large.- nr an 0000 Fortune o A Thing InveSterS do Not Count an -What to do When Seeking Advice. The articles contributed by "Investor" are for the sole purpose of guiding nective investors., and, it tlouiliie, of eavt log there from losing nioneY, throlvei Placing it in "wild -ear enterprises, The impartial and reliable i;haracter et the Information may be relied upon. Tho writer of the•e articles and ihe publisher of this paper have no tittereRta to servP In connection with this matterpther than those of the reader - NV "Investor") Atter bank stocks the Canadian Inver, - tor bas a long list to Choose from, So far, in the country's Idstory. she well InaJOI, aged trust companies' and loan cor.ipan- ies* shares have been en'tirelY setistav- tory—far more 90 than bank sitarea-and !...ery profitable; though sometimes of ra. titer narrow,market. But the dfinger of making the mistake and buying shares in some ot the ill -managed or new companies I n great enough ,;-o Make it scarcely ISISO tO give these a prominent place. Public utility compalliele 61=01 Were at 000 time Kittle favorites with the Gana. diau investor; but tho competiLion of the hydro -Electric Commission of Ontario has put these stocks out of favor. And. Indeed, an inventor was unfortunate who held shares in the smaller companies, such as the London Klee:rie, in which compe. titian by tho government has wiped out about 90 per cent. of the shares' Before the Ifydro-Eicetne entered Lon- don the stock of the London Electric Company sold as high as 134, in 1859. and 97 in 1664, Since then it has sold Around 15, and it is doubtful if one could get much more for it. I know one widow unfortunate enough to have 25 shares, which cost lier .about $3,000.00, now worth but little more than $550. No doubt the mar& of progress jastilles this; but wc can feel sorry for the victims -a -nil not invent in public service shares ourselves. Railway shares -and of these we really have but C. P. It. and its subsidiary, Minneapolis, St. Paul Sr, Sault Ste. Marie - owing to their being dealt in ,ehielly out- side Canada are too speculative -not from point of view of security. but because of their fluctuating market. C. P. it., for ex- ample, has moved down and up over 26 points each way since the fall, and "Soo" about the same, to that an investor -except one of the most hardened sort - would be quite uneasy. Of course, the yield is low -just 4 per cent. on C. P. It.- wbile the prospect of almreciation in the long run, say tea years, is high. These are features that should appeal only to the wealthy investor who alone eon af- ford to sacrifice something in the way of safety and income for the sake of speculative possibilities. Lake navigation companies are proper- ly divided „into two classes, the passenger and package freight boats. and the "bulk" freighters. During the past few years the bulk freighters, thcce ':hat earry such cargoes' as grain, coal and ore. whirl; is dumped into tbe 'hold loose and trans- ported in the cheapest possible way. have done a very unremimerative business. There has been plenty' of freight, but 'competition has been SO keen that in some instances they have scarcely made ex- penses. The passenger boats, on the con- trary have been making. new rec-ords for earnings each year. Shares, in the com- panies controlling -these vessels are not particularly attractive to .the careful in- vestor, es o much, depends on good for- tune. Tho loss of it boat, though covered by insurance, means heavy loss of earn- ing power initil it is replaced. and see unless one is in very close touch with the business these shares' are on the whole not it desirable investment. At times, however, investments in navigation stocks have been highly profitable, as witness the move in Niagara Navigation, This companye. however, is a brilliant excep- tion to the average. ' ' • . , . There te one clas.s of share investment to which. ,in most of the instances above given these criticisms do not apply. We, toolt ma some timo ago the question of preference shares, and the' preference Shares in practieally all of the classes of companies mentioned --where such shares exisi-rorm very desirable) investxnents, when chosen with the same care With which ore would choose a bond. We will next dealwith industrial Stooks. While industrials „are,...no more, if s ranch, \vor.13y of consideration iTh an naose of the ,elasses ,considered -1n this article, there have, been so many eases Where, unwary inve:3tors have purchased theta mcwely, and so many industrial companies have isaued preferred shares of Quite decided trorj, that they will be given c' arbircia to 113 :on , , ..,, • ' li *ril he rztit,b,c.,,,cd. f,oyea. the -.fere:going that the writet: does not consider com- mon share,, a uraner investment for thew. 'Who- cannot • afford to take chances. Otte might goe farther, and say that no OE Q. Who ' IS ,110-i. in el 9 11, touch , with ma rhet ancl,general 'conditions' should ever make : st..001c hives tan en t except no the'.xxiost ex- I sieri disinlcresteil adviee: Arid, t: wheseek., lug advice give the expert, the fullest, in- 1 formation- as to- wdiat your object is in I seelitue• it loo often s broker s 11 a certain 'stock is a 'good buy," when for a,„ sp e mil t or it is. :11c1 for a lie -man - :investor it is decidedly not. If You Ohrn't„truF,t your ‘financiel adviser. vvith • orination about "yourself certainly 'don't rust, 1,ins with your money., Oct one you I an' Irnib. • ' ' coinage of -Ave:arid te4 dllar gold T, Iver ' • eeneoe ' e9ln, any tr, LETTER FRO1111 THE CAPITAL INTERESTING GOSSIP FROM THE • CAPITAL OF ONTARIO. The Movement Against, Vice -Visit Of the • Duke Of Cennanght-Carnbling on Horse Racing, Etc., Etc. (We have arranged for a weelay letter about Toronto affairs, Whiell, We believe, will be of great interest to manY of on? readers. These letters will be from the pifl ef one of Canada's foremost journa, lists, a man who has covered some of the world'a greatest happenings and now 00. coniesa eading position on one of the TorOnto The convening here of what is termed a world's Purity Conference calls at, troulion to it etri*.ing, development of the last, two or tWe years. There are now Organized bodies for the suppressionof "the White Slave traffic, for the educatien M the young in questions of sex, for the suppression of the Social Evil, and vari- Qua allied matters. AnYoue who has handled copy in a newspaper office will recall that up to two or thres years ago o f to these matters_in the neWe et the day was eaCeettingly rare. Now t hey are of daily occurrence. The change indicates that a new movement of _great PrePortiens against an old. 'oral ot rire hos been inauglirated. ' One of the .,speakers at the recent con- vention comPlanied that Ite had *been clb- ceived as to 'Toronto the 04204,” Ite aaid ',hat on the Strength Of it written 64ternent emanating from the IforalitY Department be had eited Toronto ell over Amerlea as an illustration of o eitY which, did not tolerate the Panto) e‘ii, .1v.ny he foetid that statement was 113/trIte, .neuter American speaker took round out of the press. The tone of the news. Papers. Ile aaid, was ,at its lowest. ebb, To rtlennstobcole'srvgY4x4mgallni,°cwiliYo c'°sarilt.lect%ie4n t blvy/InAev're°; might be the ease in the -tri4t,Qel stgtos, the criticism did sot aPPli in Toronto, Ono reason why the copvention. Vali not bigger and why it dia net OrCate eieeer stir is to bo found in the fact that while the vast znajorityof Toroutonians sym- pathize warmly Nvith the ends ainaed at, very few of thein care to discuss tbe questions in public, and, some even quer,- tion the desirability of brass band me - thous in it eanwajp4 of this character. Soiliety"ihr fialritiCingIeclabeCt3rUNit''t:. prepara- tions toe the eeeeee visit of the Teem of Conoought to Toronte. which is echedieed to tele) place during the Woodbine race meeting in the last 'week of May. His Royal Hignness is all 411.0,13541,50Q pa:.ron of horse raeiegand, hit attendance at he function this' year is expected to melte lie event the most brilliant in ',hit history or the .10eliey Club, The enterumunents welch will accompany his visit are likely to be of a less public nattaro than on hio first sojourn in Toronto los.; autumn, They Iflv;Inj tsalultLilthalritkilers41, !our 11lnneheoT441Sei0nlawnrd'' clues. While soviety will rejoice at the pre enee of his Royal highness there will, in other quarters, be criticism. of his lending hiu support to horse raving, wi.ix the pro. nounced gambling element that is asao. elated with it. And it is just Possible that betere the visit is concluded, this criticism tnay find open expresriou itt formal language Deux mere than on quarter, LOTS OF HORSE RAMC. Apart from Ins. Excellency's rvinonsi- bility in the matter. it is interesting to note what a hold horse racing now has established on 1,11is Provineo, With the • chartering of two new racing associations ,this year. Ontario alone It likely to have tbe,,n tee days of racing, as fol. Woodbine, Toronto ..- 14 days Dufferin Park, Toronto .... 14 days Ittunilton 14 days Windsor .... 14 daYS For Erie,, . .. ,... 14 days Ottawa .... 14 days Torou;:o 14 days " London 14 days The last two named, being newly organ• has], may not Inc In shape to hold meets this year, but the other fixtures are cer- tainties, each track holding two -weeks of seven days each, onein Om first half of the season, the other in the second. *No two tracks., with the exception of Da - Scrim a half miler, which is a .sort of a Poor gelation to the others, will be open at OM same time, so that the horses and the whole paraphernalia, will, at.the con- clusion of one meet siinply move on to the next. In sporting circles the circuit is known -as the "Merry GO Round." TOltNTO KEEN ON EF,TTING. There are probably few cities in North ,Aanoriett 'where gambling , on horse rac- ing has a stronger hold. than in Toronto. This gambling' is by no means confined to the few weeks each season when there is racing in Toronto, though no doubt it is fostered by these meets. There are several thousand men in Toronto who "follow the races" every day, the whole year round. Not only do they keep in close -touch with the events on Canadian tracks, but -they follow the results all over the Atnerica,n continent. By strange con.- trast with Canada there are only two or three ,states in the Commonwealth which permit gambling on racing, Kentucky and Maryland being the chief of these. Even California, which used to furnish the winter circuit, has banished the pastime, so'that now the enthusiaat has to lay his winter bets on racing hi far away Mexico. It is not -merely an academic interest a lie tkesthese far away event:3. He bets his good money on them, and hun- dreds of wagers are laid in Toronto every day, oven all through the winter months. DeSiiite the vigilance of the law th.e fa- cilities are at hand for the betting. There is even a direct telegraph wire connected with all the tracks !or furnishing speedy results, which even beats that of the most enterprising newspapers. From Toronto these results are flashed to various points throughout the Province, so that two or three minutes aftei: is horse race is run in say Juarez, 141eXICO, Ontario knows all about 55.• NEW HOSPITAL TAKES SHAPE. Toronto's much heralded new General Hospital, which is beinr- ereeted at, a cost of 53,500,000, is now taking shape. One of the buildings, the Pathological building, is corapleted, auti is now 611 Ilse by classes at the University. Several others are completed, as far as the exterior work • concerned, and all the others are on tam way. The group of buildings which °croupy rlic blocks on the south side of College street a,re already looking quite illtPreSsive. The site is 725 feet by :320 .fect in size. , ' Now iliat over half of the tbrer, and a halt' million' c1011ars has bean spent 'sone. interest,ing di,s9overies have been made. Although the original estimate of cost WaS $1,400,000 it is row found that the amount 1104, iaraulisble ivill net be suf. Pa.:lent, and the proble'n mances worry.' Another Odd fact is that the institittion, aOl have very little increased a cool -a -To. dation for (Inc nublic over the old hes. pital, ,and it, iss ''hought that the old build- ing onGerrard street cast' will have to be retaine.d ns an ,east ernl • hosui bti. The new institution m-11 halm 449 beds for nub - he patients and 98 private beds. Medial men are disposed to criticize 011 The ground t,hat the new hospital, will not he . ri modern 38 it ,ought to berrecy say that theclaithat it will be ',Ale flxiest in Amerim.. ca is a pretty st.i•ep claim tY /take ,for it. • I[enrecked 1rusbi going out, !,,sle. sir.' • Iferipeeked you leneAseeife 0 e ATTIE NESBITT ARBESTEB Former President of Wrecked Farmers Bank Captured at Obloago A despatell from Chicagosays: Dr, W. Beattie Nesbitt, wanted in Toronto on a. charge of partleipat- ing in it eonspiracy to wreck the Farmers Bank of that city, was at'- re-nted in a South Side restaurant on Thursdaynight, The prisoner was loi eated n a South. Side hotel three days ago by detectives from Assistant. Chief Seluittler's office, and wee shadowtvl day and night. Thursday Detective Wallace ar- rived from Toronto, and the same night the suspect was orrested. Detective Joseph Cahill and Mat- thew Barda took the prisoner to Sehuttler's office, where, he was confronted by Wallace. who de- clared the man was Nesbitt. The latter protested that the ease- was one a mistaken ideutity. He de - Pied that he, came from Toronto. After a brief examination, the su5pect was taken to detective headquarters, with orders that be should be kept from .5eeipg. any soti except police. cdlieere, A ew minutes later, however, he was placed in an automobile and rushed away from the City Hall to wine outlying poliee station, where it is said he was locked ep. Nesbitt is said to have been living in Chicago for some time tiuder the name of Coleman. GES SWEIT AWAY. Thousands Have Been Hilted by Eruption in Hondurae. A deepatch from Mobile, Mae barea, says; Thousands of persons have been killed and whole Indian villuges swept away by the erup- tion Of Chiriqui Peak, near Boeee Del Toro, in Honduras, aeeeeding to the story of Captain Olsvik, of c United Fruit steamer Fort Mor - gain which arrived hero on Wed- nesday. SORKINIA.111:14101i1.1111.5110141.011 67 INTEREST AND SAFETY 41 Price Bros. and Company 13oncis pay 6 per cent on the investment. They offer the strong securityof first mortgage on 6,000 square miles of pulp and timber 14nds—which are insured at Lloyds against fire. The earnings of the Company at present approximate twice the bond. interest. The new pulp mill in course of construction will double this earning power. Purchased at their present price they pay interest at the rate of 6 per cent, The best posted investors in Canada and England have purchased these bonds. Owing to the security and increasing demand of the products of the Company, these bondeWill unquestione ably increase in value. If you have money to invest writens for complete information. RYA s ECU RITIES CORPORATION LIMITED BANK OP MONTREAL BUILDING • • . YONGE AND QUEEN STREETS TORONTO R. M. WHITE MONTREAL.OUEDEG-HAL1FAX-OTTAWA Manager LONDON (ENG.) 1411••••••••MaiNO 1.1.5/26301711.111/11116.121111 Offering of $50,000 of Stock of The Alliance Investment Co. Ltd. .of Caigary, Alta. Drvidecl into 5.600 Shares of $10.00 each, par /It $12.50 per share. From the' Company's Atmital Report, 31st Deceinber„ 1911: Capital Paid-up At credit Profit and Less Account taking Real F,state, Holdings at cost $343,779.50 t;',103,077A0 At credit Profit and Loss Account taking Real Estate Holdings at Market Value (Independent con • - servative valnation after allow- ing for cost of Marketing) - : - $6.4,313.36 f0-enna nte=eceentnet, Enquiries nt to the Company's standinn. and the integrity and „ . ability of its Directors (of whom the Presitrent, Managing Director and Secretary -Treasurer devote their time exclusively to the Com- pany's business) may be, made of the Bank of Nova Scotia, Mont- real. •Eill particulars regarding the Company's business and a copy of the, Fifth Annual Report re.a.y be obtained from the Fiscal Agent of -the, Company, tille Bs 0.1Teitl BANK OF Lili9- OTTAWA MONTEAL P.Q. 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