The Clinton New Era, 1916-06-01, Page 1C LINTON oN-rA t0
Established 1it65, Vol. 50, No. 49
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atkalioct Leaves Clinton on Overseas' iFa�ll Trohy Opens a: Clinton
it Journey ' Totten de Holder )of Cup to de- from each club compeiting in torr
endganielaF mins lowing this :week
i Hurons Departed Tuesday Morn-
ing 'tors Landon Where They
Will Camp -Farewell on
Monday Evening.
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"Good-bye and good luck" was I
the :favorite :farewell esplession cn i
Monday morning when the 101st
Huron Battalion took its depart-
tune for London to Commence their
camp life pelor to movietg o\ Seely.
Officers 'nun-comnissrotted of••
ficers, and men were in the test of
spirits on getati •tY dase The Bai.d
paraded early and Played Auld
Lang Syne" ,lou when the paeade
started for the. station opened up
with The Girl 1 left Behind 'Me."
At the station the soldiers lined
up in Iwo rows and the school
children marched • between aed
each soldier was given an orange
by the ,scholars, a£terwhieh the
first ,train was soon loaded ,and
artier the "y" was reached the
iMATt2 1cPfAIL second train
cam
e in
with the
Wingham contingent and the ba
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Second in Coremand. ' a.nce of the (Kwon soldiers were
(loaded onl
As the two trains pulled our
1 loud careers were -given to our ,buss
� gl ld j� fvt d �gtgye During the snort stay the -ole
diets ant
in Clinton, they
rrtmatide'.an excellent impression and
Local Nti,",'VV an; gamed afire reputation. The
;s general opinion is -that the. Battai-
� ne epeiBisoatheeee ion: will Jae one of the best in canna
at Condom 1
Lh Another Stage Reached.
fives of the L erth arca Huron 1) Ise five months and the groat mala),t Soun
! LIEUT -COL. COMB',i
Commanding Officer.
ly challenge games will be in order.
Messrs. 1E011 and McIlhargey re-
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Flees for the coining season's presented Stratford at the meeting
competition were made at a meet- 1Vlessr•sr V Jackson and John Wise-
ing of the Fail' Trophy Association man, Clinton; Messrs.. C. Greigg,
at Stratford cn Monday afternoon, Seaforth Messrs, W. R. Cole, T.
The Several clubs in the compel- Nord, ,and W Ryan, Mitchell Mee-
ition ,were well represented and srs. LL (fiarstonc and B. North. -
the enthusiasmin the annual games graves, St. Marys, Goderich was
has not waned. the only place, not represented.
Mr. Alex !Faill. donor el the beau The cup will go to the town mak
tied trophy, was elected 'honorar) ing the highest score but the first
and second prizes will go to the
presiden'tr Mrs W Jackson,e,Clinton,' ' the
president arta W! R. Cole, of single rinks reeking
enjoyable dayci
scorres.Amost is
Mitchell, secretary. en ree'tctl as this t; the first time
It old inecid_d that a June menx 1
be held. Clinton on June 20 to that the ,Pahl Teu namen; has been
decide. the cup holder, two rinks held in Clinton.
FUR Hun
of Tuckersrith
MEET IN ST_.RAIIFORll JUNE 0' The 161st Huron Battalion has Thomas Murray, principal of Owen
On griday June0th, represents-. now been organized for the past d C, I, Passes Away
trict Press Association will meet an
the city for general business. The
visitors will be entertained to r n
auto ride about thecity.
SOLD kiIS SAXON
Mr. Otto Zink sold Ms Saxon run
¢pout on Monday, to Major Mc-
Phail, secondin command of the
101st who will use it in bus week
end jaunts to his home in G'ode-
rich Township. '
UNDERWENT OPERATION,
Recently Ntr.Jas. Reynolds, form
erly proprietor of the Commercial
Hotel here underwent an operation
for appenclictts at Guelph recently
'He is progressing favorably now
we are pleased to report,
FORMER CLINTONIAly'
J --r tewemrn ,rmms-a„ ,.m„vr,, ^,ate .� GETS APPOiNTNIBNT.
®•sena--0.1.00 oe4+•e+ad Clintoniaat who now vesicles it,
Dgis�••arvi•••a � Goderieh has been sella
�, toms. Officer o per c
Asa Farrow
will please e al
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The ever increasing
demand for Suits at
this popular price bas
prompted us to offer
special values, and we
point with pride to our
Fiiteell Dollar Suit
and say
Match Them it Boll
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Two and 3 button
models in worsted,
tweeds, etc. 'i he
tailoring. cut, and
every detail of suit
bestIe
isth
kith
making g
that good work-
men could do. ,
LiffilesissiminamesiaA
of the baittelion were of Huron Co. —
either by birth or adopton. It has
town ,during these months anti' Owen Sound Sun ,-The province
11 3� Ogen Sou d n
the full compliment of men has
almost beep reached, and yet
when we.remember that there is
still lacking more than one hen -
deed this can scarcely be said.The
growth ;has been slow notwith-
standing the commendable efforts
put forth by the officers of the
battaliogn, the memtbers of the Re-
Theideaofghaving aue and other
regiment to
represent the fine County of
Huron was happily conceived, and
large as we n 1
this c,istrtct suffered 0 loss which
will be keenly felt int'badeath of
Mr. Thomas Murray,
Prin-
cipal ,ol' the Owen Sound Collegiate
Institute, who passed away on
Tuesday afternoon at 3.30 o'clock
at his residence 210 8th Ave. West
His death came suddenly, following
a two weeks' illness which, while
con siderea nevem. •.WYa,J nut
thought to be critical until within
afew (lours of the end. Evert bis
o e friends did not realize the se: -
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6 Conference Changes this Year
Rev, S.J. Alain Down for the town Windsor District -
of Teeswater Windsor, Howard Avo-H Bendy
Wakerville- •H. A. Graham
Hat•rotw-J. (hussar. -
Kingsvtlle, ,May, 30 -The first Wheatlely-B, A. Eerie.
Goldsmith -A. 'D. Whaley,
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f11eL ]cin.
as'o s o lac 1
public se r n Romney -L. Sp
odist Conference were held today Aniherstburg-A. M, Stuart
The n inisteeiai sessions begins to- Chatham District -
morrow and ieterest promises toile 'Mbrlin-A. V. Waitron.
x'.nttsttali lalge in :the various Dover -W. Patterson,
proceedings. The Epworth League Wallaeeburg--A. J Langford.
and Sunday School anniversaaywas . Merlin -S. Edwvorthy.
held to••ni°ht. when addresses were) Ri.! etotvn District -
delivered 'Joy C.
istrict-deliveredYC. E. German and 'Rev. Ridgetowvu -H J. draw.
D. Wren. Morpeth-J. M.Reyes
Kingsville is et'otvded with minis 1 \Vardsv kle--J Ii • nneel
tees end laymen <'rnd the town is GlencoerR• ,F. ('t�l wl'an.y
putting up enter ataiment in royal IForeneel-J. Jones
st 1 eKennedy.
Y ittton H.
the station
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The firstdraft of t Highgate -P. L James,
changes over 50 men, The corn
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riot-
mittee lead a strenuous session St Thomas ]J
and finished at mid -might.
Springfield --G. Jewett.
London District- x,yons-G. Butt .
1V7alehicle-Le. N'S Williams.
Wellington Street -J, Ashton, Yarmouth Centers -:1..'H. Brown
Centennial-H..T.'Ferguson albotcille- 5 Jefferson
Empress Avenue -J. D. Richard- Sparta -W. M Kiley.
son'.
Ridout Street -.P. B. Holmes
Will ,Street --L Butler vitos48t00041es000s1�Ee!aIIG®e OOS1
London Junction -B'. Snell.
Nilostown-S.E Taylor
Siloam-C.T. Gifford 1
Dorehostei-C'r W. W. Rivers
Stratford Distilet:
it is to be l ogrett id that as i c1 s
went into camp on Tuclsire fp o Mastless shocked01 island peess ved when n Atwood -'JI J�•PHyai Icaletler
summer .training the desired a one
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bad not been attained. There will the news Secam known,' Wallace -•!F. H. Ball.
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still ,,be opportunity for enlistmentThe death of :Mr. Murray is not Wingham Dlsti',ct
hile t:lio battnlion remains at l alone agiave loss tot;he Colleg- iingsvrlle-AE. Lloyd t
wUondori, Th battalion will e 1 late. . I1:s ability as a telacher wee Teesww seer --S, J. Allin 0
missed in CUtitor^: To the ahnnst tv'de1Y recogni-ea and hiebr;iliancY Gorric G.J, Kcem
Bowie-J.E. Gould, G Lawson
daily ;march through the streets,
accompanied by one of the best
bands, me have become accustom-
ed and the improvement in the
and capability in his special woak
that ofmath rnatics meant much
to the students under him, and it
'ill be CV Meat to linea a man ol.
m1 -
King
1 physical 1 Wppearancer h
s
cho
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as
tir
abilities bi1
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s
to
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military
lea ,ng has been regard- place him. He also a mar with
• ed with pride, The conduct ofthe the highest of t t and
•es
stud-
ents
th
been e induce
officers such men has did everything to u
ted credit a tun embrace similar ones Ile
em eery aatd reface 1 1 cuts to en
+theme They Wi111be mesa! m' , seined every opeoetuluty to an tl en
THROWN INE0eDITCH, dividuallythe this is but another or encowvg Utervtlerest of is
:,,.,n„ for ' Si the affairs of the world
While out . diking enthe 29111 stage until Lhey ,
with his .wife and three children, Engi.aind and after further train-.
Q automobile ing cross the continent to engage.
Doherty met an va-
mos D reser
•t .James th,e 3
't• or
!, n.fh.t f 1
the. co
near town led the limped Leconte fn of
4. `unlntruageabi iandc7 occcilaurlsoout, ilion
ithef liberty world, Their course has
• t ditch, throwing the I
+ b t fo rtu natele the party esen red 'been watched here with Miele -et
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serious lnlury, e
hors 1 ieltecl floor Ute
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himself ,Erste from the buggy and watched .with increased interest them a sense of big things , % 1 -
)town at at mad pace,- from now on, We expect to hear made a deep impression, out
tort ;bacl to good but did no further damages Mr ' eontheuturtiterd tag se of them
not only was iVIr.N[nrray ,anriiflu•.
Doherty had a sprained wrist and inonce among hr: students. Where -
ever
which they shall encs. The cavi ever he came in contact -with men
zens of Clinton and of the whole 1 there were earnest diseess:on5 o0
of Huron feel confident it will lie 1 ps
la will he
a
and to impress thehn with Ute no-
necessity ,of lemming opinions It
was due to his efforts that clurieg
the past two years so many promirt Milburn J'. Tiring chins on May 19th, when he was
Club,
uremia town age oris too ., Wyss brills -A.11. Johnston taken suddenly' 111 and removed to
Club, always ltaa fee* words • t the Wingham hospital, where he
the student body and left behind S District -
Exeter. District—
Exetee-J.W. Baird
Parkhill -J C. Reid,
T. J'
Snowden
” • diton
C -re
Williams
Craynrl Bend -11.
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Wooclshat
R.irkton-F. S. Okell
Strathroy District-
Cairngorm -S. Hann
W arwicl C, W. Baker •
Arkonn R. 0 Burton
Mount Bo-des—J. ,F.Rayseaft
Local News
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MORD, ,OLD BOY'S ENLIST.
Several Htuonians have joined
other regiments than the Hurons,
according to location--Edeeloody,
simons,is wtson ith ofaR. Fitzs nbous,iClin-
Clin-
ton, has joined the C'anadia n Buffs
Toronto, under' Col. 3, A. Cooper;
John B. Rumball, nephew of Miss
Rudd, and Bert Stoneman, late of
Honsail, are with the York Rang-
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erd,
,ON SICK LEAVE.
F.
'71ONIE ,
and
Regimental Staff Bugler
Bandsman Richards of the iOlst
Huron Battalion is spending some).
time .a:this home in Stratford, re-
covering from a severe attack o
pneumonia, Bugler Richards was
nt Wingham with the Huron musi.-
arena
Sarnia, Divine Street-G.N.'Ilazen was ,for about ten days. Re is
t aeouple tog zingers bt•ulcen bu.
. • siders Jtrmself remarkably forlun,
I ate in the almost miraculous es -
O ` ttcpe of his 'amity.• ! BRANCH AT SEANORTH.
Huron Expositor.- The Jackson
3 Manufacturing Co. Limited, of
0 Clinton, will start operations next
week in the Campbell block, where
• they have installed twenty power
-5, machines to be run by Hydro,
,
War Suits
G.a»aroass"^sseem nor+ .nn ewermesseie--�.2`.}'L .
messeS
Agent for C. P. It. Telegraph Co.
A. Square Deal tor Every Tian '
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and will edit more machines from
time to time. if additional help county Mnrra,y drecane, .he wvas a m•
can be seecureci. We understand; and off ustice,i li ltty, 3tumael iii
rid
died a.
tr
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g the c Y
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that they will make here 6hil-
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dren's elothing, such as romp ra. clic 101st, Itwron's O•wn? could .ill afford to spare•
overalls and knicltdrAl Mi Pal- . lvlor.day's Farewell. Mr. Murray was in his 40U5 year.
mer 'of the Clinton factory will be After alae doth on Monrtay af•- He )vas born in Tuchersmith
in change and will move his lam- ternoon the men stere mai h County off Huron. being the young
ily from there. We deal safe in
saying that with the reputation of
The Jackson lanufacturing Co„
Limited, for `doing things that
the Seaforth Branch will be a sus-'
cess in etveey way, and we fee,
sure that rhe citizens of Seaforth
will welcome this firms decision
f this kind
etor o 1
L•o start a, fa y
here, and give them every encour-
agement .possible to make it a
big success.
such ,as will continue to leflest
credit upon the officers and men,
rich
and upon the ,rount;y glom twli
yu tions of uiomeut and his ideas
these subjects being those of a
deep' ,thinker and one who saw a
question from all sides, they car -
they have gone, lied unquestioeed weight, I3e
is it not a good time to _appeal awide reader . nd through personal
to lthose whit hate not yet mune contact with some of the prom)••
ossiblf', to I the country, had no- Letter from Serge, W, J. Taut- y l sec She teLusitania and he ntaace
co, a ft wad luil p cent 'tn;of
come forward in behalf of tare curate aald definite of histh to blyn, who is nary in Rent, L+'ng. outer large 'boaats were built, we
ny
1Xing, of the `r:mpire, of Cannda, 1 bring .to the supper t of his tltegr, No. 815408, 1 arltel• Cantil a;l,o passed Drinfarton Castle. The
and in this eause especially of their warm personal e,,:.,,,a nrr MaY Seth, 1.x10, Loch is like sumo of our NTuskolta
res As with Che lite Capt liY.a. c
own Huron, -To the"Loved Ones at '•>iome, lakes, it winds to Among
nvh:iahgis
the most stately o
mice
noon,
1 were
lilt
Monday peaks t .
Ya
q 'bScse �
,.who
Now itinnnd, 1
NBen Lo
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will
tierv
Whether io1 .
tinand st
tai clouds un
hoer with
rather g d wr
covered rain o) not; 1 will not be disap• The little steamer on nvhich we
xen I cots
it
.forwe
does, and 't do •!dandyn
Cl if 1 > was a
'rte � a
of ed
•tv
ell
'rite letters all the afternoon. and
travelled
excellent meals on it, On
•rr knows it will take all after the way 'back we' were in with <a.
Gla.sgose (business man, who made
things; .very interesting for
Its.
We ,got in Glasgow about seven,
and there was a train for Bahl -
burgh at 7.30, we made a. great
rush for it and made the grade,
We bad en hour in Edinburgh'
then took the 'train tee Melrose
re
daythe
o we could .have the
s
On the coach tVe, met in with a
very interesting teacher who told.
us where to go. we stayed at a
small .temperance hotel. The next
morning being fine we had a leve-
ls,' visit to the old Melrose Abbey
and a delightful 'walk out through
the country to Abbotsford, the
home of Sir (Walter Scott. 1
bought: a little birthday (book
from the keeper And sent ithome
to Lillfaart, I hope she got it. I
think Melrose ie one of the most
beautiful little country Pieces I
ever ,salw. We took the three
o'clocthereljustintimeEdinburgh;
oca ch arrived
s
out Lto the ,Forth 'bridge and just
Parker Street-C.F. Clark. home now onextende,l leave and
Camlachie-J. E. .Cook. his friends will hope fon' a speedy
Wyoming -C. R, Durrant, loco'
Brigden-R, C, Co -upland ncl _ - eVy
errs in letter Fro
R�In�
England
e late
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de. .
down ter the
lint office square. , est lensoll. He attended Clinton noon ,to aa.�ch up with any mail..
en a
and after Lha Clinton soldiers had High School and then the Termer.) -There were seventeen letters wait.
fallen ,out, the rest a were dismiss from which he graclu- ing for rue when I got back from
ed until evening, Headed. by the University,
ed wit.li'honurs in mathematics my six-day trip to Scotland, and
battalion band, the Clinton offi g, , the ,nelxt clay came three parcels,
cern and mon marched to the taws in 1802. After attending,
Led hisefirsi, One was Toronto papers; another
hall 'where tate Women's PA1100110 of P 'o',on the sl:aff of the Easter eggs from Isabell end Gov-.
Society presented each soldier appointmentown ;high School, remain= don; the third parcel had two
Ge
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Ps asome
towels s
f socks, v tsac]
,' r owenwhite
'1 pair He then of
with . pairs
p Year. u
g e a
vca
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n re- ing tpocket elteekee
a trench mn��•or, lfi�s Alen, p p 9iandkerchiets, •a,
sidevt of the Association, oracle a o` staff oL thenJtf Bight: tLor n two board, biscuits, and a dandy cake,
short speech, and some of the of- eta C then received
ears Mr. Murray you should have heard the *fel}cake. Well, eur trip was great,never had a more profitable sixdays in my life. Left Sunday af-
ternoon at 6 o'elock train, got inLondon aunt 7 o'clock end wentstraight to Westminster Abbeyand heard the archbishop preach.Then, after the serViee was over,'we. eried to find Archie Wells; weleft a letter with his friend, axedthen hunted up the Maple LeafClub, had a little lunch and weptt L t'on our *ale left fat 12.,For a shilling we rented a. pillowand ,big, rug .and wrapped our -
behind this bridge we saw a partselves up and went to sleep, we°epee • eaVy at anchor. Wheel wewakened sip in the morning just as ous oS England got MOM we went oveit end sew
( freers seplled.1OWS sa,y nice things about
"` At 7'.30 the men all fell in line ! his appointment as mathe•rnatival
• ; again �indthe whole battalion, oda master 4 the ecOwen ng ni Solaces ohere
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Contiraucct on pale 2 1 , 07 !Five years later
_. 1 in January 18,1 r •
^�. - on athe resgnatiotl of the late. W
1 H..J'enkins to become Registrar of
5 the ;Department of Education, Mr.
! Murray was selected from, the
staff to become principal of the
1 schpo!1.• Altbnugh a young man
he ;assumed , the responsibility of
i one of. the leading institutions of
! its .class in the province, and car-
treed forward the work which 11as
commenced by his predecessors,
Merchant Levan land Jenitius.
Hes euecess may t e seen in the pre•-
sent position which the school oc-.
copies with �a record that is un-
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All this week -for canning
LARGE JUICY' ONI11S
2 for 25c or 161.45 per doz. .
lOs each or 1.15 per der.
The Store of Qiaality -
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THE BUB GROCa 1
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equalled In Orderer ,,
` Mr, Murray made the Owen and the sun was corning out we
: Sound Collegiate his life wove and 'could loot: down into the valleys
( leis influence during his years at and see only the tree tops and
the ,head' of the institution will'be 4 church, Spires protruding out of
lasting in its.cffe(ci.. He"took a 1 T1 ley, mist
twhilela seemedtofill the
personal interest in the individual g
student ,and many an indifferent ['bright and clear ~•above. We sure-.
young roan or woman has been{ ly saw some beautiful sights as
given the proper encouralientent i we passed' by waterfalls and old,'
Hanoi rdeviee that has brought a castles. We got in Glascow at 0
realization of hife?s a•esponsibiltles, I o'clock And were met at the siva
With the students he was 'belo•ved, tion, )by a Y.M.C.A. man who took
news his - us
Krol when anew n
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was
we ewe �,• -•---� Edniburgh UniversitY and through
lsdte district'. It had been raining astreak of good luck got an iii-
vitt,tion for dinner oohed dinner
at' the University dining hall. We
Went ,from there through the slum
district and to the soldier's rest
but we just got in whose out wen
the lights. t
Lees ,were coming, we stettcic out
to find ariaotel. I never saw such
panic ,eteieken people in my life.
We found our Way in the dark to
one, of the beat (hotels, but it seem.
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f 1 death u to the soldier s rose an ed empty, they said everybody t s
:Twy,Ma"n� �1b th down intlte cellar. But Mack and
telephoned the School a 4rtw= gave us our breakfast, Titer we I really :wept to bed, and a real
ore dismissal on Tues- went cover to ids other slattot e, was so good we knew nothing
minutes ,beg Loch
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AN..TOrm tofilneneraigot .tickets for a p time to catch the morn-
CAPT: Vdayafternoon, there was g till at was
whom( ,g'rP,at, ereclit is due: for tl e sorrow .'I,moug both students and yomond, on the train 'lo Lane Lott, Continued qr, page g.
ranks;drive pi for men to fill Id r, . we passed by the largest ship
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