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HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1914-6-11, Page 4EXETER11 ir S "ar n'Fnea.s. • '..ksv:& \\ \\\\\', rave Always BoUghte and which tap ver 30 years, has borne the sir-natul-v. and has been made under bin jper. nonal aupervisiou since its, Intones'. -Allow no one to deceive Yen hlt this. ations and "Jae -teas -good" are but lkoti cpullger tue Ticabbi —Experience against 14xpexhnent. ASTORIA 2, harmless substitute for Castor OK, raven ps and Soothing' Syrups. It is pleasant. it either Opium, Morphine nor other lga,reotie Sfle its -age is its guarantee. it destrOYS Worms ladThs 30,01f,Priatuess. For more than thirty years it eas been 1P, 00231$4114 use for 'flee relioi Of Constipation, tueiiy, Wind Colic, all Teething, Troubles and oea, It regulates the Stomach and ilowelsA, ates tite rood, giving heathy and natural. Sleep. Gbiktrcrns Panacea—The Zt.tutber'S Friend. LUNE ASTORIA ALWAYS R USE LE nlise Jennie Russell of Flint Atich is at present visiting friends in tbi oca,lity. Mr. John BOY had the misfortune to lose a valuable horse last Week, with paralysis in he throat Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Dow motored o 1)utton on ;$aturciay and spent a - days with Dr, D. Dow. little son come to briglatent the 04Mr, f etetval 1tu1s kkg .4,1a,y„ Mr, John Roy and his mother Mrs, lloY visited at the Jacque of Air. and Mrs R 111 of St- .Mary a oo Tvesdayt, Zifr„ James Dow and -bride of Wawa nosh have -returned home after visit- ing friends in this )vicinity4 • Sephefl C01.11nCil A court of Revon, to consider the kuppeata against the •Gentralia -drain was held in iThe Town Hall .erecliton on .).Tay 2tith at 10 a. m. The being OPPVals the court adjourned. The council then met as a Conrt of Revision to consider •appeals agiti41-', st the assessment roll. A ininiber of minor chaoges were made. A, one p, in, the council tact for gen era'. bustuesS„ All were present. n':'Ircer"letnarlezicaed$ aguttit,baedolP)rteedritous ir4"t' hinkbeiner—l'eariey—Tha I By-law 207. being •a by-law to grant aid ce the loteter Agricultural .'society„ having beeuread three times be 41ass- cat 10114d. 048;4'44 the. Reeve ad lr; end the eetelo dee eerperatioe datereeti, ilfzvt3h 1;11)1_3 4rte-14 tixnErtro;Iiallxv t rd Ptagtha'el1et,t-tirtshies°, atgla thbreeelleiruireesaiblde Pisesrekd Att4ncid • of Thecorporation, t taebe4 o Carried- ner-e'reeriey — Met Dye e Nos 209, having 'vele a by law Q improve **The Neil Newin Or Ovns la drain," 'laving been read three tl 'bepeseed and eigned bY the end Clerk awl the seal of the tion attacned thereto. Car E?or Over 30 Years 4 01.1 Victs:t 414% ()WIESE:RIC R CURSIOZI a else • tab, or Sti gation C im rts ui on above ates o Win inilt. Two won Q r 11 u c2g.F,3 one n ; fine. Peurasian Serge sudjei with what is needed to fluffs, ehick and tglorion It Li ld i ; son 150 cent Jai e . a. ',Cole and at all ',Ong 't took for the teade mark Th 1ei 11 itix the auburn lair« eept ne tekest ! otter. e be- ;nlintor,- 1serviee to Trainssow e -nein repeee a New Provisional Gov- ernment For Mexico, vtions and partieuLtrs ARA PALLS, Opt, June 9.— Grand Trunlr Ticket offices, or Hornieg district Paseen- ,•ent. Toronto Oat. ; SAL„ ra Um, lowest prices, Hemlock Lumber ugh Pine " ressed and Match Pine essEd aEd atch Spruce C. Red Cedar Shingles I B, -White Cedar Shingles hC d Cedar Fence Posts 9 feet edar—Fence Posts s feet i d Cedar Fence Posts 10 feet ll Styles of Woven [re Fence and Gates Blue Lake Cement St.- Marys Cement Eureka AsphaltRoofing at $1_25, per square CLATWORTIll OR ANTON OVE:n ten, Viennne nennZRZE.-eNrat-" , 1St CoPicalGliTS &C. .zketai and ddoeliptagilma-,; froe-viiskasr 11,73 Cop:Traffic/1, I Ogadept lifirlDBOCK ctect, Th ttd States Government, through Justice Lamar arid Fred W. Lehmann, yesterday presented to the three South Arrierlean mediators a complete plau for the pacification of Mexico. It is the same in principle as that prerented by the mediators and al- ready agreed to by the linerta Gov - lenient. It contemplates the estab- ent at the earliest date pratl. cable of a new provisional Govern- ment ire Mexico City, which would conduct general eleetions for a per- manent Government. Tile plan written by the American legateS, after consultation with the Washington Government, is brief, and includes several eonnter proposi- tions of which the Huerta delegates viill be advisee] to -day. From the mediatora therctseives it became known that the diVererices in the two plans are slight. A full confer- ence of all delegates and mediators is planned for to -day or to -morrow. This is for the farina' consideration and final drafting of the protocol. The announcement that General Huerta bad deeitled not to blockade Tampico agains. arms for the Con- stitutionalists relieved all fear of a breakdown in the negotiations. Storstad Owners Corning. MONTREAL, June 9. ---The formal petition for the bailing out of the Storstad, the collier which rammed the Empress of Ireland, was present- ed to the Admiralty Court yesterday and arguments were postponed until the representatives of the owners of tbe ship who are coming from Nor- way, reach here,. The vessel was placed under arrest by the C. P. R. as security in their $2,000,000 dam- age suit against her owners, the Actieselskabet Maritirae Co. of Chris- tiania, Norway. To Investigate Wireless. >, LONDON, June 9. — A state or- ganization to study, in the public in- terests, the science of wireless tele- graphy, ordinary telegraphy and tele- phony is proposed by the Postmaeter- General's committee of experts, whose report was issued last nignt. The committee suggests the establisbment of a national researcb laboratory and a national committee of research to conduct theoretical irivestigations and experiments, and to co-ordinate and supplement the work now,being done by Government Departments, „ 4 tigreg :10::*,ectitingpril0tgko,, -.Oteetu illunti ' O.he • 7Fi, dttwe-6. aisilanOesnielenn I! lege' ;erre bit Con tian af bridges, od 2,4 rloy r the ten-, concessioni e cootracts vest t ender t ' eelle4651011, Bridge. On oa 22nd eor..WWiazu ., 4 Carried o Ct to the ontou. ot o prq roade h ioster, use af bsilor joi cil meeting$2I0 ( B. 2.00; 0. i.Inlenele athers grading 44.00 $ant. Srnith rL lake Rend 4.000 Ed. 'Palmer . Anacreon and. otit, 1,00; Jos. Illoyle miner!. Stamp ail Stencil tags and eXpress 7,15; lne Co. rep to tilt 4 Wehb, eep cuiver xpress on 'rep ; rep,bridge it,00; 'Thee ,00;B er 31Cg 00, Works, r 00 J.(1,1nei WUlis %Vebb Stone ✓ der 300. Tb council adjourned to meet egain in the -To." :Eat Creditons on Monday the Oth of July 1914 at 3. p 'Henry Either Clerk 'te 0 FOIL41 CABINET. Senatar Ribot Undertakes To Unite Warring Factions. PARIS, June 9.—Senator Alexan- der Pelts Ribot last night accepted President Poineare's invitation to forret a Itfirustry. He has already ob- tained protases of ;adhesion from Leon Bourgeois for tbe Foreign OE - fie„ Theo/tittle Delcaese for the De- partment of Marine, and Sean du PUY for public works, and hopes to be able to present a complete list of the new Cabinet before to -night. M. Ribot is in his 73rd year and has held various positions in previous Cabinets, as well as the Premiership. Doubts, however, persist in politi- cal circles of his ultimate success, and these are strengthened by the un- disguised opposition of the Caillaux radical, who have called a meeting for to -day, at whieh it is stated a motion affirming in the plainest terms the party's hostility to a Ministry led by. M. Ribot, will be proposed. One of the burning questiona of the day is that relating to the three- year military service, and if ,the new Cabinet adheres to this rneasure it will have to face a strong Socialist opposition in the Chamber of Depu- ties. FLAGS TRAIN WITH COAT. Hunter Prevents Disaster on C. P. R. By l'rompt Action,. ” WOODSTOCK, Sane 9.—By taking off his coat, tieing it to a gun, wav- ing it, ligbting matches, and shout- ing, Edward Dutton of this town, succeeded in stopping a C.P.R. freight train and thereby preventing it from being wrecked through running on a section wbere the tracks had been wasbed away by the rains about three o'clock yeeteenay morning- , Detton was returning from a hunt,. ing trip, and he came across the washout at Pine Pond, 12 miles east of 'Woodstock. He and several com- panions began to hurry to a point where a warning might be given to tbe railway °Metals, but they had proceeded Only 200 yards when they saw a freight train comieg tbunder- ing along. After it was etopped and the erew had examined the condition of the roadbed, it backed up to Wood- stock, and the auxiliary was sent to make the repairs. Will ie Re-nnitcd In Death. LOS ANGELES Cal., June 9.—In fulfilment of her last wish, the ashes of Mrs_ .Robert •1-e.uis,,aievenSon, 'wb p _ did.Sgrrte rillODOIS ago, will repose beside the body of her :/ausliar.d on be sum twi; -oIMotV,aja, 0 1rneanss c'147,14.4111. Storm Plays Havoc With Fishing Fleet Of New Brunswick. At Least Forty Small Craft Are Re- ported to Have Gone Down In Gene end Lose". of Life Is Believed to Be the West La History of - Shipping on the North Snore --- Vire Funerals Thus Far. ST. JOHN. N.B., June 9. --During severe storm on Friday night the fleet of fishing vessels on the shore f the province was badly crippled, Ad reports -vary concerning the Puma ber Which have been lost, though it is definitely known that nine have been drowned, eight from Cara.euet, N.B., and one from S. Simone. The reports which reached the city Only yesterdarsaid that at least forty small dthing Vessels had gone down in the storm which raged along the coast, Some of the crews of one or the other of the smacks were rescued by the more sturdy vessels of the lit- tle fleet, but it was impossible, own lug to their being so widely scatter- ed, to save, all. No leas than dye bodies were buried yesterday mora- ine; at Caraquet, aon many liones have been bereaved by the disaster, whien is one of the worst in the ship- ping history of the north shore. The latest Ward with regard to loss in the etorm on Pridey on the north abort was to the enect that two yes, seis bad gone down and a third was missing. Nine inen were drowned, and the crew of the :missing schooner nave not been heard from, igiat of the men were from Oeraeuet and one from St, Simone, while eeelt of Vat) vesselwas from the former place, On board each of the sebooners father and two eons went to a watery grave, jeeepli Carla -at was the mae- tee of one of the little veesele and late two $013$, jehn and Arthur, galled wide nim. All three were drOwned nil a neighbor named Dugent also, The master of the other echooner was S, Albert and hts two sone, Lee one and Jam, were member of lets -were nis father and another man, Oliver Palin, THOMAS, COFF1Y PASSES. Libereel Senator and Catbolle Was 71 rears of Age. Ont., June 9.—$e ffey died here lent Ai erne, 604 VrtglinAtote stree enact Was Telinonalbln tortbo ciaaW ot tbe Senator. who had been ou11nej-to his bed for three weeks. Coffey, Vila was in his 2 was welt -known titrough- •°on as ;the editor and rietor of The Catholic Record of city, which be founded in 1878 and conducted up to the last. Ile was bora at Castle Connell, Limerick County, Ireland, conaing to Canada with his parents -wben a ebild. He was educated in Montreal, and in tnie Hy, entering the neerspaner busitaess a journeyman printer. The de- ceased had held high. offices in the Calholle Mutual Benefit Association wad was one or tbe stalwarts of the Roman Catholic Cinerch in Canada, He was honored by Ottawa llnivere sity with the degree ot LL.D. In 1907. and was 'called to the Senate by Lord Mato, in 1903. His name bad /re- quently been mentioned in connection with a Cabinet position. under Sir Wilfrid Laurier, who was an inti- mate friend. GOVERNMENT FORCES 'MN. Albanian Rebels Are Put to Bout by Prince William's Troops. VIENNA, Austria, June S.—Alban- ian Government troops yesterday completely routed a force of 5,000 insurgents in the vicinity- of Tirans, to the east of Durazzo, aceording to a despatch from the Albanian capi- tal. The insuegents after a victory over the Government troops had threatened to advence on the capital. Although the insurgents declare themselves ready to submit to most of the demands of the international commission in regard to the future of Albania they steadfastly refuse to re- cognize Prince William of Wied as their ruler and demand ibe nomina- tion of a MOslenn prince,' Most Of them favor Essa.d Pasha., former Min- ister of War, who was recently de- ported and went to Italy. TO RECOVER BODIES. Divers Will Release Victims From Wreck of Empress. narousKI Jtme. ,9. — The first step towards recovering the. 800, or more bodies lying imprisoned in the TY -recited Empress of Ireland, was tak- en Sunday afternoon, when a diver descended from the CanadiainGenern- rnent lighthoese tender :Druid and for upwards of an hour investigated the accessible parts of the lsunken liner. The Empress was found to be lying on her side in about 180 feet of water. On board the ,Druid, besides sev- eral:Government officials, were'Capt. "Walsh, marine -superintendent of the C.P.13.4 and George Weatherspooni wrecking expert, who has-been efigag- ed by the railway company to under- take the task of bringing -the reinain- der of the victims of the disaiter to the surface, several divers and eta- halraers. The last-named will carry out the work of preparing the bodies for burial immediately tbey are yee covered. , Farmer Met Sudden Death. CORNWALL, Julie a—Alexander 'Alison of Williarnstovyn was' instant- ly killed at -the G. T. R. crossing near Lancaster Sunday, by being .struck by a westbound, express. Lauson -i'as watohing a freight • traia and did not see .the express .approaching..„. son-in-law `Was in the rig with him it the time, -but was thrown out'aud' „escaped injury. The, horse Jutf.i.:dr,,TA,us,o;n: was, 48,*earetrdfrik- Iavee a eyeitieWee 1 :04e Who Suffered As Many Girls Do—Telhi How She Found Relief., Sterling, Conn. "I am a girl of 4 "tra and wad UneettanawdwayneavveeryrY also 170ette.ired wloast with fe weakness. tie hook menar4914 I sa* br Who; *there lead been belPect. Lydia F. 'Ir*ddible ComalenaunYdegs eatalai decided to try it, and it has made me feel like a new girl anal an now relieved of all these troubles. I, hope all young girls will getrenef as I have, 1 never felt better in my life,"—Miss BERTHAA... PELunS'IN, BoX 116, Sterling', Conn. Masserice N. Y.—"1 have taken Ly- dia E. Pinkham's Vegetebie Compound and I 'highly recommend It. If anyone ants to write to me I wilt ]h ler telt ber abent my ease, Iwas certainly a bad eanclitiett as myblood WM all turn, ing to water, I bad ninnales en royface and a bad color, and fornve yeare I had been treuhied with suppression. 'rbo doctors called it 'Anemia and Exhaus- tion,' and said 1 was all run down, but Lydia ii. am's Vgetal4e XOUngairin, need Tlxis Adie yCom- pound braUght Tae at all right." —Mist' Girls whet are troubled with p ; irregular Periedin baeltache, hmlufulor dragging -down sensations, f te,adaebe, 'Tells or indigeetiors, should ime tau t lag seek reatoration to health by teueill'atglY dia Via/AM:ea Vegetable 0+ Aiu4 LT' om end c AL PUT, ROAN Q, STANDS AN* WETOUS 00 Q FOALED fat fa a bend ifulin formed borss lintysith of se end eubetaance, has a in etteon, deep, etrong eboulder kip and feet, xticelY r,:bed neck h a clean eat head, and-hriglit Intelligent eye. His blood; lines are of the very best for stye, nelurenee end speed, and must meke grand breeding sire for Roadsters allow !tomes and racers'. Even com- mon mares bred to a horse of bis breeding, end individuality must Produce foals that tyill intike home ef the best quantee Znet was sired. by the famous vine stallion, The Eel iletin1-4 greateet race horse the world bee e seen.. The Eel, knowen es Tho r 'Grist when four years old wept he beards ert ;the ice races in auk - rot and Ottawa.. Eel Ihreet, son of The Eel, followed in the foot - stens bis great sire at Montreal nod Ottawa, on the ice, defeating tbo great Bine Lines, and also taking tbe champion ;Stallion race„ Dan Me* 14We/1, the only driver of the ZOI confident ,that Eel Direet will Take the place of the old horse and, hold bis own against, the best pacers on the big tracks, lie bas been staked e eine own e g this season, and has to his credit the fastest four heat race ever won over tee, Hume anotber son of the Eel, paced it mile at Lexington. In`y, fast tall in 2.07 •the lant hall in 1,0/. Ile also sired Silver Joe and Swift Line. very last pacers and a number ot others Eel 2nd nem is 'Ety by neer Lines %he by Western. Sprague bY` Govenor Sprague, She is the dant ot neari Carter with a mark of 2.42 1,2 Also Hazel Carter -who has paced ar- ound erg) Mr, Dan MeEwen who trained Eel Zott this spring for three vveeks, says he is *as good a prospect es be ever 'baked over, and that he looks to him like a 2,05 pacer. When taken by inlr, MeEwen be was hardly bridle 3bxoken and. during the treat- ing showed miles around. 2.30 Stands at his own'ntable in Mt. Carro.el for a limited number of lnar- es4., _ . Mos, Ja Rail Prop. ',Parkhill In R. No. a Victim VrOni. Riuggton. KINGSTON, June 9.—Prof. James W. Hart, the victim Of the murder at Jekyl Island, near Brunswick, Ga., a few days ago, was formerly super- intendent of the Kingston Dairy School, having held the position four years. He. was connected. with the Georgia, State College of Agriculture. Prof. Hart was shot under myster- ious circumstances by R. Thonap- son, a fisherman_ The latter claims that he S110 self-defence, but three witnesses saiore that Hart had no re- volver. . 11 th d the rand circuit En5slans Win Trophy. 'LONDON, June 9.—Russian eaval- iy,:gfficers „yesterday, ,for the third year in succession, won the $2,500 gold Vase, founded by the late Ring sEhdiwp,arTahvei,steotrhunasi,ibietacrYpinehsorthseenipaerli.: raarte,nt property Of rinssia. 'The .event, ,which ia regarded as the -most iinportant on the program df the -International Horse Show, at- Arected teams from most of the ElITO- 'pean armies. The vase laad previous-, ty been carried oft' twice each by Russia and France an. once -by Bel -- gin tn. -Ali Hada Lucky Escape, IVIONTREAL, June 9—After a wild dash down Frontenac street an antornobile owned 1.)y• Gabriel Jerry, nie which, were three three men, ae,d"...three InvoMen, struck ,an: expresS wagon earled; with furniture, that :was, lay'llenry`!„ •on and his sett:- Both %oluucies 1e ec It edia,,,angiqtYn. tiFtrg. - , TRURSDAY JUNE 11 911 The NIOLSONS BANI Incorporated 1855 Caoltal et, Reserve $8p8009000 eto BRANCHES IN CANADA A GENERAL. RANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED CIRCULAR LFATTERS OE CREDIT - • TRAVEDLERS CHEQUES - - BANK MONEY OR1ThRS - ISSUED, SAV1NCS DEPARTMENT eAt all Branches. interest allowed at highest current rate, Exeter Branch N. O. HURDON, Manag ApozwilalatImaompops. Agents at Exeter for the DorniniOn Govermment 4.41.41712....111= 6 a I I.1.1.14M2.1.111,0 WARM= 6,04...14 4110i16. TBE cANADIAN. BANK .OF CO ...N.E.R.C.Er Stit WALWER",, Cjit,KX.1.1.„D„ D42.,„ President ALEXANDER.J.MRD, Genera/ Manager 4013EN .414RD„ Ass't General llfanageir IT, $15,000,000 RESERVE. FUND, $13500,600 FARMERS' iLJSINESS The Canadian Bank of Commerce extends to Farmers evetr facility for the transacUon of their banking business, including; the discount and collection of sales notes. Blank sales ROM.. are sfippliea free of charge on application* eter ranch— W &UGH lOBANGE( ALSO 4,as 0,..RaDmif YO MUST SOW A. MASON Street. T..ondon, iullv beilderige; no .extres. Li "X"Ork experienee, Pho to build will d barge ter eon. 425 ST 1 Before You Can Itea.p You might as well try to maim farming pay without sowing seed as try to maks a rrieroan. tile business pay without =leer - Using In Your Home Paper. Horse Routes ASCOT'S HEIR—CIrdesdale. Mon- day at E. McDougall's and home Tees - slay at Arthur Campbell's and home. Wednesday te Richard Johns and Wit son Hawkins; 'Thursday to Mielrent rienther's and S. lioutleere, Friday to John inelland'e and °neer „Harris Saturday to John Bender's, and borne Geo. Martin Prop, and Manager. 1.01 20( eon 13. Hibbert. t 1) Ie) Id! MI T o leen 5 a' i Monday at Harry Horton's ani his own stable„ Tuesday J. O'Neils and M. °Trellis, 1, ea., Fletcher's and Eirkton .Friday 13rock'e and home, Doyle, Bros, Exe- ter, Owners, Frank Case Manager. KINGSMO-UNT Imiorted Clyde - dale, Monday, Wui. Routley's and W. Moffat's 'Tuesday Nelson Baker's and Wrn. Flynn's Wednesday Pat, I3oyle's and 'nos, Lienmessy's Teursday John MeLeughlin's and 'Thos, alorleyn fern clay Melville Skinner's and home Sat urday at John Allison's and home Geo, Coward Proprietor and Manager Lot 16 con, 18 tsborne , tiff. CENT1. liAL 14a, za-sea 4 1. syrai.rFolcinA 4, 4 • , 4, e. 4,4, li,ngCa.sneahdoa'ois. b5cesiatreperadateipcaaritmtr:innt-s : 0 * 0 n., 4. 'omraercial, Shorthand and 4' A• O Telegraphy. Course's are thor- ,g, Alo• ough andpeactical. Individual• 4: instruction is -given by a. 4•. : ' , , strong . eZf::ie:ced!laff•curigr:l;:la ucceedstudentsna:y1° enterataiyiaeget our fe4° Alo ctitalokue and see what We Can.: 4 do for you. , 1 4' * 4 4 D. A. ilf cLACHLAN. • i t Principal. ,11k Graduate of Toront Theirsr* Office over Dickson St Carle 21 'a ft eariny o:attsi."..P.h.°O1°.1d0f711:01611114141ine sga 5b. 4 DR. A, B. In*InnalifAht TileD.S; DAL BOI1Or Gracluot,e ot Toronto trail.. eraltr a . " DENTIST Teeth extracted without liaise , any lead effects. Office over Glaelite 'man & Staribury'a Office Main Alb. Exeter. I W, DROWNING . %Jo P. to, Graduate Victoria tbahrItrel airy Office arid residenee Dominican L'abratory., Exeter., . Associate Coroner of Huron D ICESON ec CARDING Barristers, Solicitore Notaries Con* veyancers Commissioners, Solicitor& for the Aloisons Bank eta'. Money to Loan at lowest rates of letve tereat. 0 1 et OFFICE—MAIN STREET EeneETEnge t I. In Carling B. & E, 'hokum MONET' TO LOAN We have a large amount 01 1911/4 ate funds to loan on farm and vile lage properties at loweet rate of *se terest. , GLADMAN & , Barristers, Solicitors, Main at, Exeter, farffier8 Mutual Fire T110 Ugborlic and iiiilbart 111111 UGC Gomparill Hiead Office, Farquhar, tElbetn President RCPT. GARD.JENEEln. Vice President R013. NORRIOn THOS. RYANDIRECTORS winaDhenbasiecll_int- wen. RO'f ; Beeeteenree. j. L. RUSSELL AGENTS WM. BROCK JON ESSER Exeter. tiSergl TZTE- borne end Biddulph. OLIVER HARills efunre a;tent Hibbert Fullerton and Logan. W. A. TTJRN ULL Secy.Treas. Faircenhane D AN & STANSURY Solicitors. Exeter. * 4, 4,444404004**4454.444,4**,04,*4 C OR FU AST "For Infants and Childre Kind Yoq liave Always,Djj.