The Lucknow Sentinel, 1933-09-14, Page 8'
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WE. HAVE MADE: ARRANGEMENTS WITH, A ..EEtiALE•;;:
'113Eorrko. REAret,-TO.-AVEAIR., MANUFACTURER., ,
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THE, DISPLAY WILL BE IN •CHARGE.;' OF. TWO.. COMPEN-
TENT. 'LADY' §TYLIS'pS WHO WILL .BE PLE:ASE0
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yQII .•YOI.JR. SELECTION.4 . ' '
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Biograp
e Late Dr.
(Continued .front. Page, 1)
his face aomelhat inner than usual
,
with/bright keen ,eyes. He wasvery.
vgorous 41,4141d. and body, Hia.Per-
' in his. Manner; and fend of:practical
,
jokes. Jie.',wits ;very „profane in his
.. I:menage and • used .aleohOl.,sp,arri*Si"
--on most occasions. is •no exag-.
• „
• geratieft. to, gay. that his marnierisirie
, were se .extraordinary that •many. did
• not understand - The
, •
were terrified,:of -the doetor -
. .
they *mild tiee..in.the early norning
going al3oirt 'town :with- A grin on his
theulder , and 'warning them'. tit :keep
•'at a 'safe' .distance: The finers
, .• • •
-ineetint -readt.lotild- -as
r, :„tra.,:not, receive: .. cut of .
black 'snake whip across,theirShould:.
,' eta.' O. learned, t� Make allowarkes
arnier
another physician 'without relief.
The dOctor fiew into: a rageand gave
himLthe-customary-addree:s=that-he
Should. have; known • better: than to
Italie gone. to another-Lthat . be. 'would'
_Pay dearlY for this; as hi taxes were
due and he was,Withotit mOney. Then
with an nproariens •laugh, And lith
out anyextimination,.':,be,,told.-the Old
.Coict., and sit. Tor=
ward ,on the eedge., of 'the chair, and
then he: tOolc' Off•bis • coat and 'with a.
few manipulations , of the • knee; in
the axilla the dislocated shoulder. was
corrected. '•With. the $10.00'. fee .so
reteiVed he Paid hie •taXes.:, ,. •
• pr. Garnier had it small, dog which
lie 2prized highly. Into his office one,
dacwalked'a , woman % With a• larger
'dog. Immediately' -the larger dog
made.fortheArnaller: one.Dr. diirn.
promptly seized his gun •Ahd; shot
the .;woman's dog. The Owner was
very angry, and demanded rodamages
Achich Were refused: The matter went
to'. the courts where Dr. Garnier, re• -
fusing to . engage legal', advice,. ,d6-1
fended himielt. and • *On the suit..
op Excelsi�r Life Trophy In 2
1**ht Wit's From Kincardine.
scptiE DcIsrvp, vIercoRy,
;JN SEcOIND GAME
Cletit:OfferingS Of: •Co•X`For :Thirteen
, Hits' To Win 9 -5 Verdict And
::,•chanifikriship 4Siliierware'..
Atex a wobbly Atart,..: in' the first
inning,. of the , and...game . of the
Lakeside _Championshili series;, in
Lucknow on • Monday, Reg.. Smith's
kids- settled-*.down-tn play stellar bat
.and..forge. to the Vont, to, take a 9
to 5: victory front. Kincardine and
win the ExceisiOrL. :Life Tr ' ephy em-
blematic ,...of- the eliampion team of
the ,Lakeside Leagne...'
--'''.11-,"•Piaut..,:Ale5-Eaig•-;=.6i--tk
and7Eis squad .91-11T41er116
have played, cOnsistent ball thrOugh-*
out the seasen, tO . win ' ''Pleveri
twelve league .'gaineP-: In, Ousting
Kincardine, last . year's champiens,
they defeatedanall,xound strong
tearia, who have allays proved •Itenri-
selvee' real sportsmen, :and On . the
• Thu's., :jibe • baseball • curtain ; rings
down for another :yetir,..• with the
Lucknovv team theinlelvei
proud," to land •113$ trophk*,-13Y:
inating" the.. formidable Kincardine
aggregation. . •• - . • •
ab r h P0; a e
A• Thompson,.5 •:,3( • 3' .1 0* 0
R:Jkhompa'on. 1 1 9 .2 -1
MeLerman,:lst 1 ...a 10 0 ,1
Irwin; p. „I 4 3 20
Clarke; cf..' . 0 0, 1 0 p
R. Finiaygott, 2nd.L.1 1 2 13 0
•AndreW, If , 4 I 1 ,•,0 0 I
Gaining, . OQ. 8 '1, 0
C. Finlayson, .. 4 "1 . 0' 3 2 I
occasion :Of±tueltnoW'r''Anal.1Victerir;
were reedv. to- offer • them ;con',
' Sonality: Was renuirkable and
er diffietat 'to, deseribe. ge:
pettiouil, hot-ternpered;'•very• brusque
ratulations: ''•
It vt1i by ?farrow 't.aargh.l.' that
he'loeals 'eked out 'a• win; in the:first
ame but on Monday the :offerings
f Carl. f Co*; Kincardine's " kid.'
eundsmen,.. dldnot. prove any' pnzzle
o.the,:hOmestera4anci=they. :rapped -
Kincardine
401711
.Stein, and 2 .2 ,3,.,. I.
Macklem ss. 4 I::: 12° 10 3 2
parker, I.st • ',4' 1 3-11: 0 • C
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Watson, - • 4 0 .1 -1. 0 e
Hall,: ard . 0 0 '1 *el. ,C
Graham „ ••• 3 .1" .,1 "C
. . ' • ,4: . 0: '1 2 r
.TTTTO 0 "0 '• V'
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° THURSDAY BEPit 111BER 14 19
iji
,
atm it ibmon.
This is the week for peac
es LeaveoiderS
QOANogs,- Pcr4., s s,s % tit *Ptte • • • • .• • • • • • • • • •'" • t1ft• •
GRAOH'FRUIT, 5 Ocit. • • •
CANNJD:1"1.NEAPPLE,, , . „ .:.„. ,•. .
lOc
:PANNED. PUMPKIN, 2 CAN
CAINTNEti .$17Pit$'0, BEANS, 2 CANS , . . . , ; .25c • "
sEEOL.ESS. rRAISINS, 1":„I,ES
RIM, 5 •.LES.. . ; ;25c•
,COCOA, .2.- LBS. . 25c.
COFFEE, '°33c
MAPLE' LEAF' -BAKING. ',POWDER,: • , „.15c.
Illhone 82
"MI•11.
lin freely for a' •total,, of thirteen
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its, One ef:7. them a mammoth' clout
y Art An.drew, which was good 'for
•
he circuit,. 'while' the ThomPsOn'sbro:i
hers, Andy and Bob,.pulled down a
wo,b'sggsi Art's hoaner
ante With' the. bases unoccupied • ,
Some, 06... fans „braved 'the'':thillY,
breexesHonMendlik-to--see,' Luelcnoivc
make When.' •three
the' first' two Kiricardlne713Atters,'
tired! hi the initial hining,.-Stein.-
nectedo,for 'A • three -base clout: .Mack-
lem dove mit to ' Andre*, -who
;mis-
judged, the', drive, and • ,Stein scored.
-138 5 9 24.10 /
Craltam . .9th,.;. ,
Suinniaryforrie :XUALAndre*:.••
:13Soe hit.: -Stein. 2 -base hi,,Mancler,
IL • Thom seri: Struct
out7,-bY by, Cox Base on
1341.11---"Uff ...Cox, 1: `Hit batthrian,,,by
Coii. Left on, bases---Luekno*
Itintardine: : 7. •.- Stolen .•'13ases,-7--,A•
ThoinPson, 134' Thoinpean, Irwin .2,
'Pinlayaon. Anna .butted
dine, e ,
McLennan 3:.
Thonipson ii A. Ailore*....1.."1.linpirer.
--Doughty: and,: caPs41Y--
, ,
-5-tore, bjliiflings
• Iciaaidiiie 'l)00 010-5
' Luclniow ' 131 . 14,2 ..6.03c•-•9
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for the actions of the doctor.; Per- • •
NOSE•OUT, :KINC.A:RDINE
haps- it.• few incidents from hia life
will convey more clearly _to you Ithan
mere generalizations the impression
•
he made on those about
While driving, 'along the road one
. -morning' .he ;gave -440M* woinan,s
ride in his buggy, He warned , her'
that ;he 'was ,c3tibjec tO fits and.if one
should ',come on she was not to be
alarmed: ,Soinn they Caitie-to a, river
• and the dotter drove into water
so that the barge in,ight have it -drink
While is drinking a -fit ---seized
andSemade it:. so realistic that
• the -I -Woman an terror ,scrambled out
Over the wheel and waded' to shore.
As. indi;ated above, we 'know- very:
little of his life before he; Carrie -tr
this country. However, , there, is
story,. told on quite. good authority
• ,that ',Ape day, a young man . visited
bim In his office, engaged him in con
versatiori on some pretext or other,
and left .without •diselesing his truc
Identity. The ;'doctor .discoveree.
•,riekt tray that it was his Son Von.,
England of'whose eidetence no brie
irithe had knoln• Ile was So.
•Incented at lig so a ou
heh vi r that'
' These are only, a fel, ;Of 'the' in-
numerable incidents that Might be
given ;t�, ehe* the 'way, in, Which he
Iowa to appear .to,,:the;.publit. His
mannerisms . were 'used evidently. to
keep the people from Undue famil-
iarity: •
• .Being a-seientifie ,man. and.: a Min
• of -literary 'Attainment he 'desired as
'mach; time as- possible for the pur-
suit of 'till :fAVOtirit-e
no*: turn to tire link he' did.' 4•Te
. •
riticle :Most, extehsiye, notes' of the
habits' and, :characteristics. 'tif • , the
nirunnials and.. reptiles: Ile
, • • ,,, •
-vas the foreniest authority on cold-
>iobtled •yert.ebrates in :Canada. :
:Areftilly; collected and tincrinited' the
,i1a,rits and' floirers of the: ' district.
'le, „carried. on , in extensive medical
irattice-so extensive. that I AM' told
the 'street in front of his house' on
- • ,
Sunday afternoons . lOoked:', like a
village. fair: He had •in'.internatiOnal
,eputation. as. an expert :operator i,n
-ataritetv,7-tlie, rein0Ve-rthe-
-*ataract With the patient •Aittitig • in.
•'chitir 'Ilia':•office.In place Of the
orplid. had whittled:•ii sni01,: ton:
ave piece of wood wbiel.t.' he laid
7I-c-v-0iP7the eye and '1;3; gentle pressure
*,IXtraited ;the cataract.' He, *aS• qpite
eXpert the use Of this simple COflz
1:rivance.; He: was linOWn throughout
the district 1.3ing.. skilled in mid-
wifery.,.11e probably was the, earliest,
' t
Macklein _went, to 3rd on Parker's
.hit; who: advanced to, 2nd; when
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7,ffatson grolinded to •slicirt,' *Rh'. hOth
runners :,seoring When. .c.. Finlayson
threl,•'wilit.to•atfadLeimitn.:: Hall, was
thrown out by ,by
GrAhrtri4.-....:Itiggin.: and Stein,:;. added
another rtin.‘10 ..tlie iisitOrs in :the
2nd, ;which ended- 'their' aesiting until
,,tlie,,8th,...rwhen',-Kineerdine4hreateried
to dui down the': lead: the locals had
been. Piling A hot &bander by
St**, caromed off'
Finlayson .retreived to *rnalse a close.
fast • peg :McLennan, who dropped
two -bagger by • 'Macielemi"and
'single; by Parker •SCOred.Stein _Wat
Sen. then laid 490i AA the
bases lith none:. r$Ut.. •lOoked7baCil
Irwin bore down; holever;. and strict.
but 'Hell . the letter:hit-
ting ter .Grahani:4.. Cox,•, -was, thrown
out at first bk: Clarke', Finlayson to
retire the, side. • ' .. • .•
• BY the ..end of the..`.Secondiinnitig.
tticktiovir, had' -,Kineardine's: feitr-,run.
1.011'•tiecLun, 'the lst: frame;:"
;Th.SrcIPebtr..-cdas •stif"e ,en .Stetn'o• ert&
z;tole 211.O1,• And atiVitheZ.d..t6 ..3rd,; while
111adklina. "Was (int' R... Thorn -
iron, and scored McLennan •
Med but Ito:Watson; • •
• • . •
: Roy ; 'Finlaysson started' . off ."th
2nd, :Stania, With a' ad-
vanced .to. 2nd. Andrew and
to: 2'rd 'viheri', Cunning grounded, teL
Parker sto score when Macklern:threW.
'wild ',oil. 'c.' FinlaYsbn's' grotindet A
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twa-bagger . ;by 'Andy Th.onipson
:scored ' C. FitilaYSOO: .and Thomp
son droseed 'the "iliber When. •
brother Bob hit for two -bases
3rd,•• 4th.. and . .ptb, ; innings,. -eacl"
brought • in.: a. run, Irwin 'singled .
:the: 3rd, .ltole and, adVanded', to, -3re
,60 R. :Finlayson's . single and scorei".'
when rciggin tried. to snit,: otealing. and.. In the 40.. -
'frank, 'Andy singled, Went to " 2nd ad'
vented' When Bob was throvrri out 'by
"ttelw and stored ' on McLennan's.
single. Andrew°O. 'afoot
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5010 added ,anothet,S TWO ,
put ledge • well.
front and ended Weir ratipage fo,
'tele' day, Bet) ,ThOiriptiOn: WaO /TY
A patched .132:II,' • Went.- 'In. arid 01.4.,
Scored on Meterinaira : 'single, w116
adVatieed a base' On the th,r6W, tO the,
plate in an attern Pt, ' t6 Catch'
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IN: 1St' PLAltL6FF. 0•AMR:.
, .
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gighth, Inning Rally ":Put LuclinoW
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In Lead To' ,Cope let Game Foa
:The Lakeside Lea Excelsaor
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• Life Trophy..,'
. :Corning. tO "life with the willow in
the 'eighth inning, Of the. lst, game. of
the Lakeside terighe Chainpionshir
series, i Kincardineon Thursday
the trailing Ltidknow 'squad . Tripped
the offeringS of 'Carl'. Cox for :four
clean. hits, to, score' .three runs and.
ttirti a pending defeat•Into a .5 t�',4
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nea: 'ignerti4
New 'Flannelettes, Flannel warm
Underwear. THE MARKET: STO
Tuest %this'Week ' of Miss Gertrude
T:iesits'Evend"oody of is
.. ,iKitehen r
,
Donald 'Habkirk, 'has returned 'to,,
,
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SALE OF LANDS FOR ,
ARREARS, OF TAXES •
tiie y given a',directed
by th'e Asseistireht'Adt 1947,
Chapter 238. Sec. 152 S. S. 1 that a
Lairds, Tor 'Arrears of Taxes
will he held at the Town of :Walker-
ton, on• Friday,' Septernber 22nd 1933:,
at rrii office- in the 'County .13iiilding's;
'at .the ••hour ;Of 'ten o'clodk
there will ,be offered for., sale by,,
PUblk Auction unless the Ta -es and
,Ceeswatcr, having7 sPentr-larholidays' Charges are. Sooner-Paid,--Ithe--follovv,
1 -lere . with Miss Graham an her ing,, escribe lands in the Wage of
irother Dan. .
Mr and Mrs. Albert Kerr' and Mr
• • •
;Ad Mrs....! Merril,. Kerr of 1.lowi'dk;
eheewere leek, -end visitors' with
., • • ' • . -
, W. Ir.,....101m,efor; Porteous
Cordon Johnston and: Morgan Hen
Jerson, are this week attending ttir
World's Fair in Chicago. ,.
Miss mina Graham, who was a
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r and
23'ioeitteeenr: •Otyheirsoipt:ebrhyay:swit.arhir4huoerfr7 e:Ndb:*,:ottohy,e,
•
Mr Thos Accoinpaniek: by
her ',guest, z, Harry Bourne, --o
California and Miss Maude .IVIur cio
are Vacationing at Poplar Beach lbw
week ' .1 ' •
A.. Higgins,. M. Harvey'
Treleaven and, Miss Winnifred,; John:
iton, spent Sunday .Sarnia.On
**kir return .they were. accompanied
t.)y 117,..Treleaveri, who had ,..sperit
.-1 'week With', friends' in: Detroit...
'Jewel Rebekah Ledge. held, their
-e-ooning ineetmg on Tuesday nigh
'Ind laid 'plans for .• holding a ,halting
,on ;Saturday, .'Sept..23rd: •::
iodial hour: f011oled . the • linsiness
Given -almost errorless .support
lox the elongated Kincardine. mound
stnan, pitched :masterly ball, strikini
out thirteen .men an , allow.' ..,bu
eight. hits., Irwm for Lucknow had a
equal number of strikeouts, but. a.
touched for eleven hits 'and was af.
forded, more erratic 'support. Robert
• Thompson, the idol of the fans last
rear, , replaced Garton at, third base
ib the fifth inning and •inunediateli)
le-t-pnritied to-.-!--Goderich_or, Milled a pretty unassisted
. horseback with, ;tin. tb Tellife7.the Sicte-and7prilt.
11,yrnmeman was not' to Se found'. win out of.
'session. •
:Clarke And 'Andrew tro,sair4'14,
plate .A,ndy:Thompson • Was thrOW;
;out' by. :stein to .rOtire the
In the` 9th; 'Russ :Anderson, /pinel
Atter_grormiled • to. McLennan: Harr).
.rh'ojaiieon'•:strtielc. out,- Ofid it. loOlceo
is,. if he. game was over when Rip
.hoisted one to Clark Finlaysor
ylio dropped the ball , attempting .
.3rie hand, .patch.: Stem, the .olugge,.
"f "the" 'd y traohed, out a twO:Thagg
to :score Riggin, he
3rd oh the ihrel to. the plate. ' Wit
Topper:Ntachiiiiii the .
Veteran' and a .dangerou.s.w•InitT:rgairter..uit looked;' as, ft,, ii9ubie.;:iiivivIiiiobaild
'niht be tied up, b%tP1RdOy, 'Solts:After '.'Murdering
Unified ktoVIdet•,I.ne,ely,, put , ; • .
re'irect. 11/1,anclem first. • • . ••••'. •• .
'L,Ot„ 46; .Patentdd,..,' Taxes .$6:1'5, .
Costs $8..00,, Total $9.16, B. 'Matheson..
•'Lot .430, Pateritedi Taxes •••
,,,Iosts '8100: Total .$.6,15i poit .Mith-
eson .• • • • " • •
• TP.' inloi Lot& :Pi
1./2; Lot 60, ;con:: •1;. Pat.; .TaXes'.:16.73, •
Ost •T t 'N 'I .'
trines. ,.• '• • • ' '
. ,Nelson, Treasurer *Co., BruCo,
,
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LADY BOWLERS $10. •
' :•TOttlif4,4ME:1SIT,' ,THURSDA•Y
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hursday
last: saw „the,.lady bovirlers. •
stage a- andeessful::Xiiiks::tounament
ar-th-W-Tcrear"green.,•, lour -LueknoWT
rinks entered .with. seven. other rinks
..rom, Port E Palmerston, • Har-
tiston, Fergus, Strathroy... and tw,o,
entries With '3 wins
and„ . . , .
'a plus 4:2,*,' yrs: .:,Burt's . rink . of
r.PFt Wen Is prize, bedspreads
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:Second ,prize,serying trayS;:. Went, to
Mrs', .)Henderscin,s. •rink, , COM, . ,‘
••••:. "
posed, OT. Mrs: -Huston; Yrs: Connell
arid Yrs::: IlerrielVthey baying thr'ee
wins• 4 19 111,Irs
• rink :Ok"..' Wincrliain and • yrs.
•Scrititegor's rinkofPalmerston; were ,.
:tied and ',in. the .plak,ciff.the Wingham
-orky.,71,oe • third PlaCe. and. conoble: seta.
with, the Palmerston rink receiving
Minim Woights, :2
Canadian: Railways b.ive reccir
'owered.... the, minimum ...car .weight
80000 , to -.56 060 • lbs for 'dry
'?eans •in• 'canned .goods and ,
:)ewdered milk products: The::: reduc-
tion will be of benefit, :promoting
'increased ekporta in these lines
rder and, Siticide
t Inveihuron' Beach
in While making 'a • call at A' Country' ICineardine opened the . scoring. in
ne home he noticed some tine geelecind the first inriing when they, chalked
offetvd buy • one.: 1411e hou'sewife
refused, to' sell. The, doctor went -to
get horse; but before leaving he
tat* his gun, Which ;he alivays.carriee
with him,, and'shot a goose. He re-
•quineeto. the house with it and the
woman Was now, foi,ee o s c
• ,
d t ell it t
dbestor • in that per Of the tothatry
.p.air "'of'..obetettical fordefs,
They4ere_ii., Pair of.,:iierineal'f arc4s
.AriirF4 usually Carried them -in • hie
,podket,;. He alwakS.
scrupulously • clean; -•.washing his in,
itrintents and -forceps in whiskey tiefere nsing:' them. hands' being
constantly in methylated Spirits used
for preserving his biological speci;
rrieria, were 'equally ireati: ' •
• His general, praetice las ,
te-.SOnie .eXtent by his eccentricities
which terrified PepPle;: lloWever, in
A gelled, way it, inaybe '-.stted' that,
tri„, consultation Was
tied 'Very : liIghTYTVhen-eO'irorqii
.Perierti• diteeS, ,he wOuld Make„•, the
MoSt Of OPportrinitiee..by• telling
them that it rti)*' .was a matter , of
reniedies--Medicine's , to kill
er dare..Vith all hio • bitSrukhese; to
hofie who kite* 'hint well he .•was
kind ant a. gentle- son,, Irwin singled, advanding lyicLeil••
hat Who scored 'when' •Riggiii • at -
to thin*: Out Ii4Wity :At Ind'.
, Racked by •a learn 'of d-On,"•.,4
ing yoringOtere,:, for the.' Merit part,
•
IrWin let the. ..,15111eatdine
deWit nine hite ittiking
"aP . --atatt_ed.
.aff by striking out. Riggin Singled'
and Stein cracked . out a w0 bagger
A neat , relay "tr6iii Andy' Thompson
So' Irwin' to Canning caught Riggip
-.cold at the Stein Scored On. an.
-error at third on 'Macklern's grounder
,lurnmer Resort ..At Tiverton Scene ,
,.1-,netctiew •i•-•.-'.,., ..-ab._ .r ..li :lie__ ...a: _A :..,,A.lip..„. inoclas.L..l.it , .6_,..s.timmer ,i,reSort-...
:KeLentiaii; ,1St.,•`,..., -,,.0, o -: i., 9. ,..0 . , (...: 4 , •InVerhureri., hirie. ,milee,...no.rth..et .
I
'A. Thompson, 4., ."A . 1 .. .2'1 :1 ,,,i 'Tc,intardine,' .'became, 'ninth in . the
'Cartan, 3rd ............,.,-.2 . 0 ' 0.... 1 •I:. ' ::: :ritblic eye ' air. the result Of .11:, Frith& .
light murder and .Otticide.; • '
- The tragedY o broiight death• to .
gra
McGillivray,',when a '32-.-dalibre
bullet ,frOm .a revolver, in the hands
,)f, her. hilabandijiiiSSed,,,throug.h • ,her .
heart:. McCillivrak. ,floa , to a , lonely'
,pot On :Lake Huron oliore ., nearby',
: i,rict with hio'.'olti, hond .Prit, a bullet ' •
through his. head. to ',complete the - •.
lual killing. 1 -lis body was '.1.otrOd. a • •
cow hours later; 'after police .,13ellev-:
ing „hi' had* .escaped •by''.iiiOter,-,,lifir.... ..
..cani$ed l'i' extensive - Search., ,,' ' .
' Mrs, .,•MeCilli*Ora-k-Iias been separa:L, "
ted 'lot twat; a y,eAr,' from :her es-,
ranged , ha:shank :and the ' eAtaltro,
olio ocdurred atter shahad refused
•is inVitatiOn to, dindeTat..the-',InVer-
butori:::ditnee• )fall',. its' ithingratiety
-rofttttre.101-iitioir'rtiAs---ragtgt-s*-, .
lay Waiting on the 'verandah: at the
ileitie Of his Wife's *nether; for ,Irei,
rettini, Death:. follovved. within a few
riorriento "after he.10 attracted by het.
tscreanitii readlied her, ' . • ,
' Mrs•': • McCillivraY, f6rmerlY' Kath-,, •
aline May Mciterizie,*Wits the- datimh,,
.t04,..6f. Mrs., and. tha'.. late :Captain; ,
lit.a.s.'lvfmkpizio, grs,.tritott intrei •
q .1Atknowi iA a Jt,ousin. „of the intir*-1 ,
"lered,'Weirian; iririd' McCilliVray *dA
'.'i ri:AtiVe' 9f P.O.rt., lillgin 'and both were .;
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.well:..knoWti irr the, fliNtriCt :Where 010. ,
i'n,tillitOenk, lilaCed A thfoo-yeat-df
.444811ter.. IS iir•pbatioil itri a reialt
• !.. t't•Libr
!min; .p.: „ 5 1 • 1 0 1 ,
R Finlayson, and. I
"lance, of, • .4 ,1 • '1 '0
,
.the latter being throln out by.. Clarke cti.on, c.• .0 1 la 0 ,
him. • Again, While luiriting in thr
to Carton. *lien' lie Atte' 'pte to A. d lf - • '4 ti 6 ,0 • 1
woods lone' day,. he .suddenlY carri('
.npon tinetber'hUnter 13y :the name of; reach '3rd on ParkeO. single., Finlyson , 0 • 0 , 1 .;
Ross.. With ' an oath he pointed his Two mere runs, in the ,$1.4" inning Thompson, 3rd 2 , 1 el .1. 1 (
' gun at Itass threatening to sheet :him'. *Ave Kincardine a ceininancling lead.. •
• Ross juMped • behind a tree and tilt Garton ,threw Anderson out at firs:r."': 5 8 27 9
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doetor proceeded to chase him from
siniled to left field
-Replaced Carton in
'theove ,of one ',tree*• trunk 'th Ano-
' ther. Such
"Was ,
Ander, that , Reis , really believed Jic
...,•iciaa in aAnier oflosing,his life; The ton's error. pteiir' Whiffed.
dottor., elided the sport striielt.. out on a -ball that hit t• he dirt A/acme/11, , . . .. 0 1 .
bon Rasa' to atop tieting like a Mon- in front, . of the prate and laS":""8.aftc -'13-a.freef, 11. 0 r
icey, and tOr the reat 'of Ilia daira he on first when tinning's peg, pulled , Watson', rt. 0 1 0
and. Went to second *hen the :JiPl' Airitardine, ab ' r, ' h >no a c
4 , r . • • r . '
' the reputation of the Was pirorly 'fielded: and scored frojr.' cl, Thompson, If. ......5 .. 1. . 2 , 2 .0 1
there when Riggin was safe or 'Oar- Riggin, c: ....,........,.,.A "I:.2' 13 I
' ' 344ehleni :Stein, 2nd ...-.... . ...,........5 ' 1.: '2 , 0 4
' . 1 (
• his le
Apparently iliiiie-dairrs-d6dIdif McLennan eff'.tha Itigin Hall, 3rd . . . .............. 0, .1, :0 0
las scoring. Parker singled, brit, was
p. 4 • 0 •0 0. 2 o
Wile known" as, Monkey 'Ross. • .
had difilcUlty in collecting sonie of ferced at 2nd to retire the side; Anderson; ' of.
The 'local.. oquad carrie *within hall- "It, .'Andeti)n o • o ,(
- their aCcOunts, I ,t hink 'you will agree ' ' ' . : .
Of Vie*ing some Oi these. It le knowr the fifth; when '. Andy Theini)soii 40 • 4.11 27
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that tin looking Over his*bOolcs at the Oto3Pped One ,On the• knee and 'Robert 4- ba,, tted for Arnie' rSeri in 9th,
end of, tlie Year,: kid eorning to thi*,
rns diatirice thd pato :13;itrs ' _Li,.
.• With that he had an 'original. way
. T'bonpson. are* :a. pais, Wit .R( , . umille y ,,,-- .,-baSe Itti-rStem 2
c-,.. 4 h " )* S 'i' o' ' ' 11 '
' 4"4,,ie of ' it Plitiirnt'"„,Who had- .diect, FinlAyson "clouting A two -bagger tc R., rinlayeon; 8truck out, 1)y Coit•if3;
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t, pennileas and! atilt owing hirvi. zlIc drive in, both runners. l'ht,,u. big in by ltwni - - Bas d bn halls,. off ,ox
,
. 1 would Write = ledger, -or& to ring cartielff the eighth. Irwin' sing 3:' Hit :hatinneri, by :,.COg On gtOlet
— 1 hi ' the ad' '
.1-4114 tir,;:tv„ 1, stevinoil, ot toti4; ._ .
Ilan, To a patient, trititallir ill he
was . very attentiVe, 411(1. If, he -*ere
not ImproVing' he lotild frequently
oWeep at the 'bedside; feeling IceerilY
responsibility and his
ity to effect a cure. 'His, friends re-
and loved iiiht, and in return
led; went;tp..,oecond On a paszed. ball baseo, ThotopSon, Left on 'bases
whii;kneW Well, Stats that, and scOrea clarkers hit aftdr RO..y l,)nokno*. 10f Vificardine fl‘
Rnrn
wits *Ver.Y., allievd 'Observer .0t. F*Iril.tryoori had •fiii:1;,0,14stry Thi)irii). batted Toinl;a:;Ytieni
'Men relates that .student. ton. Atidrow • a1nki6d and • dark • tA,n(ireW 1; Mer,enriirii
days he wee sitting,in Dr. Garnier's
eir4bt'1iatttrs. Co*. ik.as rat as eff
ttlatn nn olcl man entere,40_e'ent--, his affection WaS triest :sindere and tive s leaf, Week's genie, arid
opto iiho!lidpr ' was inOre,
,
10' 1.10#' ben treated (001h -ilea :tott-tiediy.
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0.2e4.
layooli WAS hit a pitched ball,' to (line-I...Pat-11(4H; 8tein., ttnipireg
MI the batei. Mtr.i n jilft(td nti el to gcOre by •
a...1.010§p...11:„.v.,Lbeltb6„*
" • the Tog$ng to door tig,kit !ith. i(tOtardine .04:141,0'2-16150-60iri,'
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