HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1913-09-11, Page 1Established ."1865,; Vol. 48', No. 11
CLINTON`
ONTARIO
THURSDAY` SEhTEMBER i! 1913
W. H. Kerr &' Son;- Editors and Pt.fblislhers
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After ,a !hard' •struggle to get
members present, the regular coon
1lxandmey,t of • Guelph, oil meeting was, held on Monday
thoroughly deserved the honors. evening of this week.
They won six straight aures over ` Reeve Cantelon was in the chair
y g g and Councillors : Ford, Morrish,
such opponents' as W. J. FatmerY and
and Thompson.
Minutes of the' last meeting were
r'eiad and adopted,
The Waterworks Oorrt. , ;;'on ask
ed the council to issue debeaatures
for $1,000 to go o,nl with the ex-
_ COUNCIL MEETING
OF 'CANADA pcHead Office, Montreal In Scotch Doubles
Ward was received` with much
joy on. Saturday ;evening, that J.
B.'Hoover, of Guelph, an honorary
member of Clinton Club and Mr.
15. G. Courtice took second prize in
the Globe's Scotch, doubles' at Tor-
olnto.
C.E. Dowding and W. Jackson'
also went down—and went downs -
by a big score of 29-2.
The following •report of the fin-
al game 'of, Hoover and Courtice
is giveln below,-
Once more The Globe's Scotch,
doubles' tournament was a splendid
success, end once more all the
glory goes to outside the city
clubs. c The latter bas happened
twice cin, the history of the tour-
nhament, and is the very best proof
that, figuring on a percentage bas-
is, Toroleto bowlers must take the.
short end ; and there are , one or
two good bowlers in Toronto.
The winners, Prof. G. D. Day and
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C F. DOWDING. Manager Minton Branch,
and A. B. Nichols (Kew Beach) , G.
A. Legge and W. V. Meek (Phar-
macists) , J. P. Morton and R. Kirk-
patrick (Fernleigh, Hamilton) , G.13,
McConhachie and Rev. J. Muir
(Grimsby) 'W, J. A. C'annahan' and tensions of the waterworks street
J.( Rennie (Granite), land E.G. system. 21nd J. B. Hoover (Clinton). The clerk was instructed to pre -
They scored':98 points to 62 by pare a by-law to borrow the re
their oe the nts. This is the four- mired amount for the waterworks.
th time they have played'ffut eche The Hydro Commission sent
Globe's Scotch doubles'. M1. Ma= along specifications for motor, and
honey, who is president of the the councut laccepted same, and
Guelph club, can show many"good Ihave n10 other recommendations to
narks" chalked up to him. Helms make.
ween the Seagram trophy, the Kelly NTr IVTe,dd was present and ad -
Evans trophy, runnerup in the Do- dressed the council re al sidewalks
minion tournament, and many oth-
ers. I3e is eine of the ,quickest
players ever seen. on a green. He
makes up hie mimdl .in a second,
and the next second his bowl is
well on its way to the jack. A'Ir.
Day has played with Mahoney in
most of his' games, and is a steady the d:o r I1 1 lot in the Thresher Co.
cool, and "mostly always on the
lark" lend, they t'al ; 15 foot foe roadway and
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�wmh is r.
The p tike balawce given back to M
Courtiecand J. B. Hoover (Clinton), Copp. The clerk will fi :nil out what
likewise made a splendid showing, legal power the council has, and
They won five games, defeating J. the; matter will be closed ep sleet
B. Logic and E, B. Stockdale(North mcet'1rg.
Tor•anto), Rev. A. McCaffrey aid The Street Committee reported
•A.lV. Briggs (Port Credit), and- G. that they were "broke'' and have
by his place.
The council decided that no ae-
tion be taken until anew petition
be made, or the old one put in
legal form, or they will make - an
allowance on part of lot,
Councillor Paisley reported on
Councillor Paisley advises that
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Hoover
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belt. He Wall the Wingham trophy
two yours en succession. the Ontar-
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' meat of 1912, the Tecumseh trophy
in 1912, the Goderich trophy two
yr Ems, encs other minor events. Mr. GUYS NOV. 15.
Cour Lice helper film to win the On- We made an error last week
ta• ice Tecumseh end Goderich when we aihnounced that the Guy
Eros, Minstrels would be here on
trophies. the 5th, They play here•, on Sat
The play Saturday in the. sewn_ urday, Nov 15.
finals and finals is not indicated by. DUE TO PR. HOGAN
the scores, The Semi-final game The Blyth Standard or last weer
between. Messrs, Mahoney -and gave the following local re the big
pienie,—The ladies of St, Joseph's
Rennie. while showing a score of church Clinton, held a very sue -
1.4 tows• was as keen anti interesting cessful picnic in ATr. Farquhnr's
as any game of the tournament, (;'rove, Mullett, on Wednesday of
Mose of the ends mete changed this !week, 'quite e .number from
bele were i•n attendance and re -
by almost every bowl, some won- port it one. of the most successful
derful draws being made. The pinnies they ever attended as there
Hoover -Little contest Was a fight iwas something doing all the time a
gr cat• deal of the credit for success
to the. finish, The fourteenth end of this affair was due to the ialde-
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The Morrish
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proposed at last meeting. Some
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The finance Committee's report
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Coon ail aadjournecl,
Aiways Ns Sides
To ;a Story
Goderich. Lacrosse Team in Wrong
and are Squealirg'
"Goderich, Sept. 3,—The 0. A A
intermediate semi-final game scheduled'
between Goderich and; St. Marys here
this afternoonresulted' in a farce
rather than a contest, Before.the
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commeneementof the game St. Marys
entered a protest on the ground that
the Goderich team were playing out-
siders. The game, however, was com-
menced, but before the second quarter West are said( ,'Col be organizing
was ended St. Marys withdrew from g g
the field with the score 4 to 1 against anti-wildeat real estate organize
them.tions( as they deplore the ;situa-
EDITORIAL
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This week London is having its
innings inthe Mair business and,
with good weather-, should :prove a
strong card.
Will aRedistribution bill come
before next session of Dominion"
Parliament? It should without any
doubt and if so look out for an
election shortly after.
Whether the St. Marys protest
against Goderich's importation of out.
side players can be substantiated re.
mains to be seen, there is mention of a
counterprotest from Goderich against
the playing of one Jones. a profes-
sional, of Stratford, on the. tit. Marys
team in Monday's game against St.
Marys."
The above item sounds rosy for the
management. so they can satiety the
spectators, but read what St Marys
says:-
St.
ays:-St. Marys, Sept, 4.- (Special) —The
management of the local '0. A. GA in
ternrediate team are highly incensed
over reports sent out from Goderich
concerning the St. Mirys game there
on Wednesday,.
Priomminent figures at the American
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for the household?
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LORD KALI'AhiE.
According to L'resident J. R Stanley
of the local clnh She facts of the case
are as follows:.-Goderichand St Marys
the winners of their respective dis
trims, were ordered by the Association
to play borne and•home games, on
sem erneer 1 and 3. In the feet game
St. Mays won out by a score of 12 to 3
But since Goderich played three ed "teeter"—upand ,clown times
�• r,Clinton.lmesand
of Gtinto r Holmes "ringers" Wy (Fink \without number. If a man is wise
VanvVvcic of 1Vingham} Si Marys
tions (that exist at 'many points.
The higher the ballobin rises the
harder the bump when. the gas es -
daises aired terra firina is reached.
No place of importaimee, if they
consider ,and !value their £riture,
should allow such swindling. It
has burned the fingers .of many
who were not "wise" alto how the
business was done,
Thaw (and Jerome occupy con-
siderably more important posi-
tions in the public eye than would
be regarded with pleasure by the
average- citizen. Law is a pecul-
iar science to deal with and when
a maim gets mixed up In a legal
fight he is soniewbat( in the posi-
tion of a child an an old fashion-
protested the game. Goderich were
unable to make any defence so they
dill the only thing that could be done
under the circumstance —they default-
ed
efaulted the secondame. All of this hap
posed on Monday, September 1: Gode
•deb's cities:'t was in the hands of the
Scctethryof the Association on Mon
lay last•, and St Slaws became the
P ies.
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t,oderieh then requested St. Marys
to play an exhilrtion game in Goderich
in eider to aid their finances, and St.
1I tryconsented this game was ar
ranged for September 3, the da'e be no easy matter to roll it up. We
originally set for the championship would not go much.on the integrity
game' which had been conceited by
Cieder'ei'a •default. This exhibition
game was nrnrred hy slugging tactics
on the part of the Goderi n players to
su h an extent that two St tidarys play
ers had to be cteried. frau the field
Striker with a broken-koee•cap and
levels with an mimed groin. Both
he will go a long piece round, be-
fore the will plunge into entangle-
ments from which he may not eas-
ily find the road but.
A tangled skein of yarn isa fair
illustration -of the United States.-
Mexican
tates•-
affairs 'ht the
condition ot,
oh rte n
iVlxic nc 1
e
present time. It would not take
much to knot it up so that it would
of some of the people in Mexico.
Warlike, impulsive and rough and
ready they are not very susceptible
to the more sober and pacific deal-
ings of Uncle Sam. The latter has
exhibited good sense in the situa-
of these injut res were the result oY tion so far and this should have a
assults wiii'+n bore every appearance
of being deliberate and'prerneditated
Practically every St Marys player 'inc
the victim r'islugging; and the Godo
lch players openly expressed their de
terrerinn.tion to "get" their opponents
Since St. illiu'3-s Is scheduled to enter
the semi finals with Hanover next
week, the management decided that it: ; adialn 'banks it would appear, by
was unwise to continue the exhibition •in cidents that transpired last week,
contest and to take cbar_ce of further 1 that some fellows with plenty of
iijnry, Accordingly the St. Marys brass wind cool nerve can outwit
tonin left the field during the second
quarter. them and secure the coin without
15 should be
added
that Referee
the usual necessary ary condition i of
Mocking, was in no way responsipie for lraviing cash on de posit, Such i'fi-
the fiasco because. of course, the slug 1
ging:was done only when his attention
was engaged elsewhere,. In the inter-
ests of clean sport itis to be hoped that
the Ass ciation will mete out justice
both to the Goderleh inanagementand
to the ringers whom they induced to
pla.v ander assumed names. It is un
iortuna'e that the Goderich followers
of lacrosse were Betrayed by their man
agement, who advertised that the
game was a championship contest and
not merely an exhibition game.
Everybody Knows .it
good influence in thwarting the
war spirit.
With all the care and shrewdness
exercised by the officials of Can -
The Stratford Beacon of Thursday
last hail the following which should
open up the "Star's eyes,
Goderleh has the name of being a
peer sporting town a'nl from yester
clay's lncideut this would ;Seem to be
war ranted,
glancing" ;is worthy of tU single
fare (ticket to Kingston, at the
country's expense and a residence
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The Dominion Alliance will press
at the next session of Parliament
to have a declarations concerning
Dominion Prohibition and will also
ass: for :needed cars -sentiments re-
garding the statute dealing with
the realnada Temperance Act.
There is an earnestness and en-
thusiasms in the ranks of the great
Teanperalnce !army that bodes no
ThawTkn 0;trifling'.lith an advance• allll9p �q the line, Next• general election,
fee both Houses, will see a lining
sup' of the right class( of candl-
er Whe, He IS dates or ma(n,yi of thorn will bite
the dust. No ttucklerswalititeel by
either party.,
Arrested
• Colebrook, .11,, 10.—Harry 'K.
Thawwandered about the hills in
Coos County, New : Hamps'hire, foe
three [hours today after be)ipg
thrust across the Canadian border
at Norton Mills, and was arrested.
by Sheriff' Drew; of Coos County,.
at Little Schoolhouse, five miles
from Colebrook, just before noon.
Thaw showed no resentment, and
was brought immediately to Cole-
brook.
Judging by results the fire Virg
appears to be working the torch
overtime and as a result properties
worth thoiis<ands of dollars arc go-
ing up in \smoke. A'1 noticeable
weakness in such cases is the almost
entire absence of fire inquests and
an energetic effort to ferret out
the 'culprit. If a rigid enquiry
were instituted after every fire it
would prove a deterrent to fellows
who wantonly destroy and thereby
often elect insurance companies to
hand eves: large same that 'should
not have been called for. The man
who sets fire to a building would do
'l hair?