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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1921-12-29, Page 51 While Mr. tand Mrsf. J. tA., Datlas: -were Visitklg iat Seettorth the latter Sell down the cell*. etairs, Ana besides the shoek wa,S badly bruleed.- Ain Garnet Case of 'Toronto isevietting hie .plrents, ,Mr. and Mrs; Geerge Case. Lis MeeKey who. is, attending the UniVerSit,y at Toroat.o, is home for the horelase.-Sen Robert Drysdale of Sandusky. Alich, attended the feneral ef hissister, the lete Mrs. Pexce Richardsen.-Alessra John Passmores John Murdock, IS.olsert Caldwell and Wre. Craig were en Graderielt acting oe She jurse-A erer.y1 sad death oe.- curree here on Dee. 11th ,• when Mrs. Percy Richardson of Consort, Alte.,, passed .away. Mrs. Richardson had • be in good health for sometime t„ came east hoping, to he iraproved e the change. She -reached here en tb2 15th. in •weakened e•enditioes end the end soon catnefront leekage of the Itears. Deceased was .born et, Drysdale the Sanely home, sonte40 years ago. Sht spent most of her life here until see eters .aga wheat „slue was married • 'ane meved la the west. Besides her ittisbend and tw> sons, she is survived by her father, L J. :Drysdale of Hee- sere IllVesisterS,_:Nirs). 'At R. MeNell of Consort. Its W. Stowell of Gads- by, Alta, Mrs, W. A. „MeLaren of, Hen sell ;four brolietrs, Robert of San-, ditsky,ehlielt., Ralph a. Dabnc, •Jaels Vancouyer end G.. M. of Hen- eall. The f•uneral took place in Ilene Sall Santrslay aftemoon, Dee. 24th. Airs.j lehichs has seed her •dwell - tile on Rielenond S. to Misses Janet an; Barbara Frr:s o Tuckersmith -hirs, Fred Sinallaeombe and daeghter Jean •of iiinsearth, Man, tormerlY of iisnsall, are s.pendhig fewmondts visiting her mother, J. Ellie • and sister, alies M. Ellies-Mr. and ;Mrs. Nieltolas Horton who ha'ee. been lathe West' So.r the past year or so visitiag with metabers of their family, .res turned to Hensall. Air. Thomas Parlxner, fortnerlY ths eontecticesery and grocery bust. - sues in liensall 'for several ,yeers, has eurehassti groeere business of Themes Dely • ha S4afartie . '1,;h ser' ..cs restart 'het Mr, ErnSst lei VOTy buin or en sUy reeovery.-4 s Lo.tie Gal- avr, who has been the past NeabOn as tr4Ilif0r n.Waetelote itts returned to her home here.-Alr, Theo. AlcAdams of sits Brons=ost Line, reeently had the raistortunt to break a ritt-Ale.,srs. Wagteir and Lloyd Kalbileisch, who are attending the Waterloo Sim aerie ars home for vacation. -Mr. !terry Zapte of the Town L'ele, Stanley. at Blake, has recently sold Wrs 100-aere farm to Mr. Leon Jeffrey, jr., posses - /den '10• 13`.' given. next Sir. We understand Mr. Zapfe an:1 family will move to Brueefield VILLAGE OF EXETER OMINATION AND ELECTION lin=1.1.••••• . _ • FRIDAY. NEWS TOPICS OF -WEEK Mere tteia-ups emir at Toronto. [FORSPLINT LAM NESS Theusands new dyin.g in Russja's famine area. British submit proposal to abolish eabrnerines. Allied Premiers get closer in yiew OU reparations. ; Vote on amendment in" 'Dail against de Valera. Britain has no political position regarding eiberia, Washington Conference will last till mid-January. The .Spauiards are winning their way in ]iorocco. 'ere "Pussyfoot" Johnson returns from. Indian campaign. Dail Eireann adjourns treaty de- bate over Claristmas. Toronto police seize another still in northwest part a city. Hamilton telephone girls pool funds to treat needy children. Five provincial by-elections imuli- uent iii rince Edward Island. One robber killed and anotlaer wounded on streets of New York. Montseal clerk orders 368 dozen Pairs of pants, instead of 368 pairs. Tillsonburg man electrocutee on Hydro line between Hespeler and Galt. The election of J. T. Shaw, pro- gresstve, W. Calgary, is UCIW CCM- eeded. London eitizena eagerly aPplying for housing Wan% offer 20 per cent. deposit. "Midget" Smith outpointed "Pete" Hermate former bantatuttreight champion. The .. tablets were unveiled in Ade tnInis.retion Building, Board of Edu- cation, Toronto. Univeralty of Toronto basketball team defeated the Unlversity of Ro- chester, 29 to 21. Richard N. Pride. aged eight, dies trona scalds through upsetting fath- er's ebaving rater. Detroit merchants are new coyly attesepting to woo back their former Windsor customere; Canadian Money taken at Par. SATURDAY, impqrtant Events Which Have Occurred During the Week. The Busy World's Happenings Care-, • itdly Compiled and Put Into Handy and Attractive Shape for the Readers of Our Paper — A Solid Hopes' Enjoyment. Dail still ird'utsTuDY • setlilmi Anglo-Irish treaty. • De Valera calls paet an ignoble document. France likely to agree to Hughes' nevai sett°. Lloyd Sleortes and .1,:ieed canter on reparations. Chinese armi,.3 nu..y es -operate to nave Manchuria. Important eaticite of Pregressive party at Saskatoon. Million thallare deeesee on Niagara river by 95 -utile tette. Vancouver exp :. a, a :he eeldest weather in two et -es Nova Scotia coa r rejee. pre - Pose' a wage reducelen. Colin Groat appointed Pub/lath' Commiseloner for Alberta. Woodetocke Out., meet tli etelden- le after election cautpaign. Several important amendments in Marking Net announced. Sudbury hockey players den' al- leged rough play in Boston Japanese make offer for return to China of Shantung- itallWaY. Progressive candidate wins North Oxford provincial by-election. An Armenian a. Termite ellocts cousin and turns gun on himself. C. Kent Duff, Hamiltonaccepts position on the facuLy of a college ha China. Relations of Spanish River Com- PanY with Conservative Goverunteut probed. ItniversitY of Toronto defeated Kitchener in a S. P. A. game by 3 to 2. An artificial ice plant will be In- c alled in the new Live Stock Arena, Tomato. Briet extraordinary session of the British Parliament ended, the Lords and Commons being prorogued until January 31. WEDNESDAY. Bolshevists are planning to seize Vienna. Dail diseusses the treaty in open session. More arrests of agitators in Cat- eutta, India. Liberals in Toronto form Macken- ele King Club. JaPs-ChInese negotiations onShau- tung Postponed. Faber of Chicago leads the Amer- ican League pitchers. France accedes to Hughes' naval ratio for capl'al shins. Lt. -Col, 11. R. Abbott, prominent London dentist, is dead. University of Toronto raises mat- riculation requirements. St. Atary's was defea:ed by U. ot T. for tbe7S. P. A. trophy. Premiers Lloyd George and Briand confer en reperatiens. Sir Gearge Perley Mike of resign- ing High Contmlesionerablp. Quebee Lisloor Clommission ends daYn of the "rubber sandwich." Earth uakes ;reeked both ends of nee've 4114 C`1°111/41°"; °U niel"" thz. 'Small American ceitinent, of the Public Utilities Ciomniiseien The 'U. S. Senate passed the bill and three members for the Board of for $20,000,000 for Russian relief, Education. And further notice is The Legislature Committee sug- gests thenges in the Insuralice Aet. Ex -Con troller Hubert Asttplant, London business man, dies, aged 70. The University of Toronto senior basketball team lost to Colgate, 35 to 24. Mount Horeb Wthilail killed and husband seriously hurt by train near Lindsay. George White, colored, reaenes a Toronto hospital In tuaddened stete from drugs. The crew of the Concrete and liglakeepers, feared lost in storm, reach Kingston. British delegation ask for session of conference to elimination of submarine. W Public Notice is hereby given tha a meeting -of the Electors of the Vil- lage of EXOter Will be held in the TOWN HALL, EXETER at the hour of 12 o'clock noon MONDAY, DECEMBER. 26, MI. $40' the purpose of making and re- ceiving nominations for the oilief! hereby given that in the event of more candidates being Mote:Mod for any particular office than requirol to be elected, the proceedings will be adjourned until MONDAY, JANU- ARY 2, 1922, when polls will be opened at 9 o'clock at the following places, as fixed by the Village BY1aesh viz: Polling Sub -Division No. 1.—Mrs, E. A. Handford's residence, Main St., E. Treble, D.R.O., S. Davis, P.C. Polling Sub -Division No. 2.—Town Hall, Main St., W. Johns, D.R.O., J. H. Grieve, P.C. Poling Sub -Division No. 3.---,Mit- ebell's office, Main and Wellington Sts., G. Anderson, D.R.O., A. Gam - brill, P.C. Polling Sub -Division No. 4.— North End Town Hall, F. Witwer, D.R.O., john Kydd, P.C. And all Electors are hereby re- quested to take notice and govern themselves accordingly. JOS. SENIOR, Returning Officer. Exeter, Dec. 7, 1921. Notice to Creditors In bile matter Of the Estate -of Cath- ' anne LoeghEn, !Wm lolf, the Town- ship Of McGillivray, County of ...Middlesex, Spins t er; Deceased. NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to seetien 56 of the Trustees At, R. S. 0. 1914, Chap. 121,' that all .red - hors and others having elitims or de- mands against the testate of the said Catharina Loughlin, who died am • or about 01.4 19th day Of \ AtKost,.,1921; at Townshb of ,Mc•GillivraY, are requir ed, on or 'before 'the ,10th .dayott Jan- -nary. 1922, 1922; send by oast prepaid for deliver to Herbert l, Eltber, at Cred2ion .E. 0., the adminCisitr,ator. of the' last Wilt and Testament of •the shd deceased, their Christian names d 'surnames, addresses and clescriP- s, the :full particuppra,- in' writing. -Of their claims, a statetnent of their aecounth and the nature' of tbe se- curity,' if any, held by them. .' .AndYtake notice that, after such last ..mentkrnied date, the airaintstrator will 'proceed to distribute the assets ef -said deceased among the parties en- titled thereGai having sregeed tertlY41-0, such elite& Of which notice shall have beea genas abovesrequired; and the !seisl adsbithr 9iIiiot`..'he lialle ble 1 oijd MiI, ccit.„'),k,Ly paitl„there,-"tl; (Of, to any tieVsokitIJOWireirgnib`f hci(se. claim tlhls tic s halP not; b been . reeelsied e brie at the -eine s of ; ssuch dlitribetioreh,?,1"ss 'Ierbrt It. Eitlb ere ".;! . plenary discuss THURSDAY. War looms on Siberian horizon. IL S. Senators lining *up against treaty. Gandhi willing to negotiate on In- dian crisis. Allies Supreme Council to meet at Cannes. May have to be another armament cqnference. • , Japan to adopt subtler pollcyeto- s ward China. . Oeunsel in timber 'Probe Witte at bxfstence of ring. • Canedisens defeated Hamilton 3 to 1, et ,Mtrietreal. , St. Patrick's defeated the Senators, 5 to 4, in Ottawa. The New York A. C. swimming team beat' McGill. Passenger -train from Paris and Rome express collide. The T. A. H. A. plans to embrace other cities next season. Russian smashes 21 plate glass windows In Parry Sound. Finance Minister's review says business is slowly improving. New Brunswick prohibition order to go into force January 15. Pere Marquette car shops at St. Thomas close down indefinitely. Premier peure persists in refusal to, recognize -Vote on Hydro -radials. Judgment 'reserved on. Bell Tele- phone application for higher rates. A provincial police agent was stabbed in the presence of comrade. Controller Maguire elected Mayor of Toronto for 1922 by acclamation. Attorney -General -Farris, British Columbia, resigns f or business reasons. Wintry Weather grips Toronto; thetuahnlitervrAegisters .;.1".% degrees above zero. - t•-•^4' (.( Furriishing store,ln-ColumlinS, 0., wIcile filled with shopperEe -wrecked' by' an, 7."1"k411( f' ,One hundred and sixty cars. to..be 1*(3k-en tit forP,!fuel for St. Thc(tos poor. • ...Six nepublica.M3 ,were killed and 20 *.ound4d, in, a battle between. Sinn Foiners=and eons'abulary In the Ceptralia CARD OF THANKS... Clandeboye How to Veal Witt fhs Troub!e 1wish tc thank th's feriurs' Mr:5' Wm. 41'1411liaras c"fit" low ,zo generously gv ien leo ee her bfid with severe attatie of in Young liorses,their patronage sinee I started the brorleb4ts•-iOrte of then e Oldest ' , . soee.s chop/4,g elat at c "tuella awe ce: this towe ea the peon of Pateck •4 Hone euTecunu Young Animals nis aihnynaapareoautdp,,,r4a)lulsaNMeewrryy• earChrist- Logan Passed ave ay recently, tuml the „ funeral took ttae to St Pateick'a Host Commonly Affected—eymp- 2 WM.. J. SMITH, Prop. eenteierY.‘Hes we., 84 years ef age - .d Treatment I Mrs. J. „forgers, serouslyji,her- ing haat two p•,,eralythe strokes last week Offered. • t Mr. vv. cxasviii, who .has been. inlhe esmr, Roy Nal e ecaig ai large im, thement shop.; He 47.hgent for artura (C°4tribil4rdlcitYlt°urnet.'ArTiec'rePeetPoultmeat Q4 I W «st for some time, has returned. , Miss Dinah Woods of London is vis- her of teetorh,hestrhapahuh school !iitn.ligr. bRerexauntiltsis thise iihofilis4sseyeffi:Slarialstc,xsaiis 0,.27:1,1, ,iirte.yr gachvstatagahoodeonphreo,r4t.raomm. the PLIN'T lameness Is a common 1 complaint ii young horses, i'll'c'TznhttehSeurresday Sheol Christmas Con - and occasionally seen in horseset and Tree which was held last or any age. 11 is rarely noticed Wednesdey 4venlng, was quite asue- - A1LSA CRAIG -John MeDougall of We place, whe dropped to, the. ground in the hand limbs. ' c 'Isshin auerr.;hwleIr-vices were held on from a. third story w:ndaw elate the trouble it is necessary to SehuunrdelY, In 1112 b3'senlent 'c't the eslin; his Chr' s Vara 3 ,dnTr Sunday ,, In order to understand and appre- new terse Hospital ,Londons shortly after abtoilltet aulnYfeltonlfoteetlitillt.:e11;7111ill:lepr4arr°1:IfItsttlibueesutikilnelY.ye dci,"1:Ilistfaslat.:(1,s17:11e1.1.101._is elictsred !own, for seem. esee etohhey 1.t.h4,1... He 1p4 the former's par- Ha was net married. hten a pat'ent at the hospital :or called the cannon. It eons's% of three sres over the holidase Ser. an.a airS. rrnms .1.....:w.s ow, Lon- ere. weeks and wee 55 year:, he h,...;,z. bones: one large eanusbn hone extend- Mr. Herb flantoe. or London wring the whole diet:Luce, trom the knee ''-h-h' are he It?.1tiose. in the fore limb. and front the hose en‘e,ieri atbrete Alcrhsr.stitastepsbuhrn.011-o4fay5LCulwdon; n the hind limb to their respective •r in c=i other friends .7..n. this ' fetlools joints. This bone has a bread Capt. William Crawford. Torun is dead. Irish newepapers strongly favor e treaty. Grimsby's new arena will be open- ed next week. Nomlna.tIons for municipal office In some places. French. delegates oppose eliminat- ing submarines. President says no entanglement in four -power treaty. Strong flow of gas etruck in well In Dover township. Government liquor stores report dull Christmas trade. Stelling in Toronto, $4.47 41; at New York, South American volcanoes cove great area with ashes. Vincent Massey elected president of Massey -Harris Co. A woman dropped dead at Christ - Mas festival in Winnipeg. • Child dies in Montreal from falling into tub of boilIng water. Farmer near Lonsdale drilling for water finds gas at 118 feet. The International League will have el new umpiring staff in 1922. R. E. Kent nominated tor alder-, man in Kingston for 2601 time, President Harding grants freedom, but not pardett, 1.0 Soclellst leader rlas. Tommy Coyne, Toronto, defeated Le eurBareyetion at the Hamilton boxing to the pollee that a HarilltOP. reggent4lilarITriePlyotol over him with a revolver while the gunnian's conips.nions removed sixty cases. of whiskey from his cellar. The arrival of the steamship Cen- tennial State, the first steamer to toucb Queenston, Ireland, from the United States since landing re- strictions at. Irish ports were remov- •ed, was made an occasion of civic greetings. Detect at! Cretleiere .thee.22na day of .....-isainiens et .County Tyrone. December, 1921. 1 Lost His Christmas Spirit. GUELPH, Ont., Dec. 26. — Jacob Schwartzman, of Toronto, landed in Guelph at a late hour Thursday night with his car loaded down with liquor, and a short time after he landed in the police station, along with his supply. The police had received a tip to the effect that Jacob was coming and they were on the lookout for him. He had five sacks of Scotch vsniskey, containing about two dozen bottles in each. Friday morning he pleaded guilty and was fined $1,000 and costs or three months in jail in default of payment, and ine'addition three months at the Ontario reformatory. he liquor was confiscated. n eltberhoed. 1 Nil. end "Mrs areas and familv Wtre awl somewhat tlat posterior surface. tn..' Ifeer,e; set' -es the ; Lo each edge of ells eurtace M et- esr.-Ttee Mrs. Thompson w.,tre ached (by liteetnentous attachment) as Brantford for the. holidays., sse ease slap or t14( postertor upset f the later hone. a re s inches above lie fetlock. A eyeleti onsists bony union letwe.n tla. la.rge =tad small bones. is set up, usually by Pone'srulon during travelling, espe- elan!, on herd roads. As a result of SuilentutatIon an exudate Is titruian out, and the ligamentous at- eicleuent is deetroyed. The exudate I's. of eourse, soft at first, but soon "come converted into bone and inh'.-s the large and cmall bones by bony- union. An enlargement of greater or less size can usually bo en, which, In most cases, graft - ally disappears, by absorptlon until nothing can be noticed, and in many cases cannot be Istected even by manipulation; at the same time the °stale (bony) union between the bones is permanent. Hence a horse ton equal L. Grafton, G. Glutton. A. that once has a splint will always Hare:non, J. Allitser and R. 'Grafton have it, although ell risible syene. :qua!, V. Gratton, L. Alollard, F. Pol- We often hear peoete say that .A lock. No. on roll 38, average 35. toms may have dappeared. horse over seven years old never has Room jataerdac.her.L. splints." This arises from the fact Taylor. B. Gratton, B. Ravnie, V.'etnaa that the visible enlargement tali uS. Wiirs DFSjardinz, T. Gil% I. Disler- ually disappeared, but the union ot din:, S. Ravallet Jr. H., W. Disiardme the bones remains. This absorption R. Statton, Bossenberry, G. Disjar- does not always occur. It AS not un- dins, J. Pat terscm., Grettors. c. common to observe well marked eplints in horses of any age. In some cases the splint itouble—that is, an enlargement Is neticahle on each Dashwoo -ef-pm *one Mr. • Class:nee Vetter Serree holisley at hht berne bees. hties 'Clam thi'utee t)eroit, ia siting with letr parente. Al'. and Mrs. Geo. isehterrnart are visiting Chesley.. • Mrs. DersSeirt arid esn Saw,Mich., are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. ,Gmyba, sr. Mr. • and Mrs. 'Welber Grayisr:11 est' Woodsteek ars visiting Mr. and Mre. J. W. Graybeil. • • Mrs. Humble and elchdren. Mr. and ts at ghgate. Mrs. IL Els se 'and Air. and Alm D. «n and Mrs. Heighway are speed- Pfaff .and son Clifford of Sarnla are 'mg ftw. days at the home of the holiday visitars in • towie • formssee .sieter, hfre. jolut Essery. • le...shi,IJ.nal'S.;11.iiiitsillesosaterTi ohfere4Peterberce is 'eir. and Aire. N. E. Debuts art ending the - holidays ra Haeover. • Dr Gsee Snt,der Ceedihrgthn. Ohio. sp:tit Chr2steaas with he perents, Mv. h and Mrs. Wm. Snisitr, Mr, I•ttentr Gutradier of Waterless, small somewhat 11 tangulateshaPed Mr. anti Mrs. Weft, ne-r one, of considerable size Above, tetteers at the. former's paro ent.: ver weere 11erlieth ttlat. s with e boneshotelav. 4)f tith linee .101111. 9,110.1 gradually de- Miss Lilliau of Dstrisit spent creases in size est it extentis deem- Christmas et her home here. vards, besoming quite entail, and Mr. iietigson -Torones vls- rminatinequail somewhat :tad ut the hems over the heliday peaeempeenoeule, little more than .hirs. Lloyd Hodgson end scat ar: t woeitirde down the large Immo. visiting for P. few days with her par - 1'h'' nodules. can i• readily felt. ane Hi Grand Bend SCHOOL REPORT Sndini duzt. spent tbe end, eit h home. Room I. -Sr. IV., M. Disjarclint, M. Mr. and Mrs, iheen. Perk and daugh otenstets et, Stibbegts. Ht Gretteta, wieh. Mr. end Mrs: Ch2e..?s SICelzhai;eu Pa6tt*rson and Fsdrie. Giil equal. ht. Bette ess eetaerstbusg arj„; giersa4/1g Brtnner, H. Gill, A. BossenberrY, C. Mr. lierb Ge:ser tiff Da.rtelt wilt- BeSsenberrie F. ev--Ne2e; Jr. IV., E. tug ze hie hems here over the ha:days Siatton, W. Ravelle, Ravelle. Mr. Esitannd Ewa: had Vitt ra:.sfor- Lesjardins. B. Webb, W. GI, C., 01-• tuns of haring his finger take3 9fr Gui and P11.1;yRE,I. sheQ'reettled. arlreUllanCa; :DIV2Tir.g•Nr'inInte:Ir Frnaltes141V3i ..tetalltd1:-epent equel, E. Lcir:g and,Rt ;Peg* equal; Jr. Chrehmee with his parents • . HI, C. Taylor end B. 5tattort equal, " Guenther :s Venire; ire Patterson, D. Greene end A Grate D'trolt this week. • - Mr, fIarry Gunther Vadsor test, st1 hs parser,. lover Christmas. Mr. Earl Gar has opened a new ska.ine rink. Skating every afterneon and evening. - • . : • • Mr. and, Alm E. G. ,KraS and fam- Lly and ,1'41fr. •end Mrst rIzr Preeler spsin Christmas in. Landon, Mr. Milford Cook and sIse 'r Alma o1 )rGl,:11yrtl.:: and Alter et et London and Mrs. Dal: os W4140in twr. M Green, 1. G7(3, G. Grove Asited duets- ;parents, 'Mr, aqui K. .Lo, B..Gratton, C. Coln Mre.Geo. Cook over the hthelay Wileene E. HoN. B. Met, V. •Ravalle; Sr Primer, G. Brenner, M., side of the limb. In 3:4er( cases there Hamilton, R. Patterson, E. Bossees SCHOOL REPOthr Is usually a bony leyosit extending harry, G. Brenner, R, Mollard, A Gill 0: Roont 11, band on e....:'aSCia!'ss"ii across Ole posterior surface at the E. AltSt`;rt E. Devine; Jr. Pemer, Bhand 4.14)... work. Sr, la, ;G. Givnill,•2r large bone. from Otte SPlint to ale Green, R. Pfaff, D. Gll LDielittd- 271, 'el Manama 253, C. es r 2:f1 other. This often causes an irritation int. No on. roll 39, average 33. .st„ Sitinhagsn. 168, Fe Kleiese'ver 11,1. to th estispensory ligament (which Annte V PaA: teacher.. IF.. Wilds 15 W Hauov..r 147, 'A.. passes down this surfae.e) and causes Witlai. 140, H. .Hartlatb VS; 3n Ilk permanent lameness. Splints stidons.l,Burnmister 265, T. Hat msr 764, ." OshawaBoy Badly Wounded. osa.vivA,,.Ont., Dec. 26. Basil Mosier, aeyoung lad, 15 years old, was shot in the stomach Thursday night with his own revolver, a 38- calibre weapon, which he purchased from a man named Scott, here, about the end of July. Mester was with a chum, Charlie Blo*, 'stand- ing on the King street bridge about 11 o'clock, and the two boys were playing with the revolver when it accidentally went off. The boy was rushed to the hospital, 'where the bullet was, extracted. Present indi- cations are that he will recover; , Send Fire Alarm by Radii,. NEW YORK, Dec. 26.—The first fire alarm sent by radio in New York came from the police boat John F. Hylan at 3 a.m. Friday. The Hylan was cruising past East 60th street, when William Lee, radio operator, saw a blaze near the river. He sent a wireless to Sergt. Pierce, In charge of the radiesetationtsetePes lice Headquarters, who, nalfteds'Fire Headquarters. WiterintefeW.minutes two trucks, three'" engines, •tsvck.ltire- beats: and two battakilonkelilefs,,(were be. their way toetheefiese--------. FinedalktiOnniat Cornwall. CORNWilkt.i: 'Ont., Dec. 26iesh, "Pidiee.t1Magistra.•to Cline handed .• ,:kat • tte Stiffest 'sentence eller imposed In the"Cornwall Police Ceurt for an in- fraction of the 0. T. A., Friday, when he fined W. P. Workman, (Vving "Abr. risburg as Ills address, $2,006 and coats or an alternative ef six months. caeges persistent 21 permentett ettr- r.f. Whalen. sehe zee. E. tesehete Sie. ness. The eliss'em Band will hold their 206, G B sutler 203, A R.41,4:..raey.:r 171 eh-mete/212,1e many easie ee• monthly stemtIng at the home of Alre:I. Linp:rd 175, E Hansae-e. 11'11! I lameness is caused. The first Frtnk Gunning ,on Friday afternoen„-iMerner 160, E. Ai:enter 151, M.Wit e tion of the presence of splint is the Mr. Clarence Gunning has been, sust.1150, M. Graupnsr 125, C. Pfaff 111, N appearance of the enlargement, ailed t.o buts room suffering from a Fassold 25; Sr. II, G. Burmsister 713 which usually gradually disappearg,, severe attack of appoddieleSse.-Meetnel L. Zimmer 188, W. Evelin 188, L. Ben - In other cases lameeess is well mark- Mrs. George Mardlin of Londda Town 188,, P. Bender 186, S. Gettitner ed, and is usually characteristic, 4 ' sh'n sp2nt Suridey et the home or thet170, F. Wein 152, E. Wiiwer 105. horse lame from splint will usually laiter's parents. -Mr. Plehlist 13rooks '61 Tena Edmeston, teaeher. stand and walk sound, but if asked abla es sit ap again after be'dg eon, - to jog or trot will show well marked fined to his bed for sometime,- Nfr. I Tameness, the bead dropping decided- ly when the foot of the sound leg touches the ground. The lameness is often noticed before there is any vis- ible enlargement. The lameness is more marked when the horse trots down grade, and the intensity of the lameness usually increases as exer- cise is continued. Manipulation will usually reveal the seat of the trouble. By pressing between the thumb and finger the line of attachment between the large and small bones from the knee downwards, the seat can be lo- cated by the horse flinching when the seat of the trouble is pressed. And, if severer pressure be applied he will often rear on his hind legs. The usual seat of splint is on the inner surface of the fore cannen, or it may be on the outer surface, or both, and Is usually one to three inches below the knee, but may be either higher or lower. The hind limb is seldom affected, but when it is the seat is usually on the outer surface. Treatment, ---Lameness is usually present only during the inflammatory stage. When the exudate becomes ossified (converted into bone) the in- flammatory action ceases and lame- ness disappears, except the enlarge- ment be of sufficient size; or so sit- uated that it irritates the suspsnsory ligament or involves the joint,. 1-1(,nce treatment should be directed to allay inflammation as promptly as possible. Splint lameness- usually appears very suddenly. A horse may go .perfectly sound and after a rest of a eatsp,ble duration when taken out to drfve again, may show the • characteristic symptoms noted. ' The patient should be given per - Rest rest, and the seat of the splint should be showered with cold water frequently, or pounded ice kept to it for a few days. This will often be all that is neeessary. In other cases lameness is more teeraistent, and it is necessary to apply a blister. A blister made of ,one dram each of biniodide4- of mercury and cantharides mixed with one oz, vaseline, and applied in he ordinary ,way will usually eff5c,t, In some calms it ie,necessarY Niger OW seconahtimest( irk) abouk olitt*Ilti',rared41SeSiitin SineratiOh §y'a, vetetitiatianehttneeettSarye „ es , When tenseness Is: not shown, it Is. seldom considered necessary to treat splint, as;Athe enlargement usually; gradua11 disappears, without treat- ment.—J. H. need, 'V.8.; O. A. Col- lege, Guelph: and Mrs. John Stevenson, s,pent Chest: cete-To.,N. _ Norman 1111,3 Cele .s mas with friends at Del.i.zes,.- M East got 3t1 days in *jail for lehes David Long of Leman: .' sPending thedrunk and aitacIsing a constable, Me, holiday with friends in, this vicinfty.- Robtrt :Walsh. Thursday tieht Mr. Walter Pollen and 'son Clifford e • of London are spending the 'Christmas vacation at -the hoine of 'Ire. Frank Gunning.-Nfrs. 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