Daily British Whig (1850), 2 Oct 1909, p. 10

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i 1 : FAGE FOUR, --- THE DAILY BRITISH wHIG, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1909. Suu. ggg | THE WHIG. 76th YRAR 2 | DAILY BRITISH WHIG, blished at . {306 B10 King Strcel, Kingafos. yd uiatio; 'clock I" iY BRITISH WHIG, 16 pages, | WE! ! published im parts om ay and Thure- day moraing at $1 a year. Te Waited | States, charge for postage has be ! added, MALIA price of Daily $3 i of Weekly $1.50 per year. tashed is one of the best Jeb Print. ing Offices Canada ; rapid, stylish, jand cheap work ; mine improved presses. | The Brish Whie Pobihing Co, Lu EDW;: J: B. PENSE, Managing Director; TORONTO OFFICE. Suite 19 and 20, Queen City OCham- 'bers, 32 Church 8t., Teremto, H. B. | #malipeise, J. P., representative. Baile Whig. CLERGY HUMBLED ENOUGH. {| The press has been used by several P 35 | persons--one a minister and author-- rice C lin protesting: against the ~ privileges which so the clergy have | claimed. It scems that they have been custom and the prices of pretty everything they purchased, and CORBETT'S. gi » abandoned many of Cost 1ic to burn for 18 hours. | following a medieval sought cuts in | nearly for the honour and dig- that the Probably no wlpit, practice ne would rejoice more than the average a | clergyman if this course were possi ble. He dislikes the fawning which it ANE HOB EN involves, the humiliation, the discomfi- [ture, the depression it entails. And The failure to recog- the ¢ of it ? | nize that the ause : { man who has to sacrifice i}! so much in his preparation for effici- | The Winter' S {lent service must tantinue as a suppli- ant because he cannot pay his way. Coal H | 15 there is to be criticism let it be di- i] sected that would be reason. towards the lay element, without clergy are humbled enough .al- Why add describing them as parasites The careful Mousekeeper his coal epply early, weather is lays im while the saves dirt, ! The worry and BY He is mot iE obliged to rush'to Mr. Ceal Deal ready. er, at the first sold snap, %0 sa he is perishing for want of at by He can sit down in Ris cosy cera- er and laugh at the storm. censorious to their mortification DEFECT OF THE SYSTEM. | Anglin's Coal ||." that. Hocause the fd eral parliament and the local legisla _Is housed im tight, waterproof get sheds on clean eoncrete floors, and rt is delivered pure and elean. pa lace the order to-day. should be a%e not likely te drop. | S. Anglin& Co. Bay and assumed because alcng with sessions cov- of the able to ture can vear the counct got service during the erug a Prices along without continuous the I'he year commons and legislature appropriations - for the the governments Later they of their passes a make certain public service, and Wellington streots. : periorm the work. are ashed to give an The year, account stewardship. council 1 | {budget ¥ ~The Progpecilve Pateniea" | | ls is A BRET Re {delegate committees. They once a but it does not any of its powers to the can report on pub lic wor or but can _ fegally PIES - MONTREAL TORONTO. li j their recommendations have been con OTTAWA, WINNIPEG, WASHINGTON. 1400 | sidered and approved by | A rearrangement of the routine the situation. The - feouncil is quite as devoted to (rand Union Hotel joe io { that their Ove. Brand Central Station, New York City J | 01° | | Leen very neglectiul of their pub | Rooms, $1.00 a Day i I! improvements I not expend any money unti the council. will juot improve city duty committees. grievance ¢ both is members 10 trust. Their record this year is certainly time apj roaches the*slogan should be, "It's bad, and as election AND UPWARD Baggage to and from Station thes. Send 20 stamp for N.Y. Olty Guide Book and Map there chang | tyme was a | | HE Will the hurch® in hin ( CHURCH IN support of the Methodist the Methodist withdrawn ? the Mis- week; disposed of - at Auction Sale Rooms Jara All kinds of Second-Hand Goods bought | and sold, op goods sold om commission | Auction sales promp sly attemded to, at the City Auction Sales Rooms, 88 Brock | street Japan by anadad be chur [That is the which ree . i JONES, Auctioneer ion Board si g------ {it is not likely to be Wallace & Parks | one session. The crisia bas been pre SUCCESSORS TO 0. 6. JOHNSON, - [cipitated apparently by W. T. R. Pres- ton, who is a storm centre wherever FLORISTS he is. At present he is the trade com- Holland, Japan, question will settle next and Palms, Ferns and Cut Flowers. De: | missioner at having been sgn work A spe 285 ; talty Shap, 'Phones, Conser- | withdrawn from but not be he had 289. i vatories, made his mark and lived wn attack that had been made BIBBY'S CAB STAND ©»... . hants- Phone 201. i DAY or NIGHT: ----------------------------_---- 1 Cliff's Real Estate rel > Yshbepel, though | ESTABLISHED 1882. : ot 1 is evident that he i food for y im Where vou can buy or sel |i property. Also Insurance |dicted writter ! in best companies. |vhurch in fart - GEQ. CLIFF, > n Japan, 95 C la arence St. contended for== (Canada and the was not liked 'by to be Japanitse mer but he not the.one and he and his ideas at His missions, 18 was ied out, with prevailed plea now, ta the that they a failure, egal though he is not the sub- has been church thought that ine the may be what he has pre will come to and the left to people in J pass, Japan be the sup- care of the apan. mission- the misgivings Crummy, a former was loyal to had missions, } church, but he his { about "the and largely be ause of the mental and religious the Japancse people, make-up. of THE LAW, showing | REPORTS OF Without iy any way a want with the condemned mea, likely by a contemplation of the rious re sympa h one not 3 compassion is it must be said that I¥ causing se man who was condemned the murder of hia wife RD WHY DELAY UNTIL THE was secured in order that Oo UO governor- and it declined to has prayed that he may be sparcd this Trepaftment were Columbia. Verdict, $2,000. He's the mascot of the civil courts. be- in which criminal cases were dragged wearily along by reafon of the persistent ap- peals to the courts. Blythe may es cape the gallows, to spend the | balance of his life inv prison, and he he hoped tHis country would not coma like the United States, Asso wants parliament to increase the deposit which for membership in it must make. Would it debar the workingmen; and the men of small estate? Tho wealthy man is not always the man of brains. SPIRIT OF THE PRESS The Double Cross. Hamilton Herald. Mr. Stratton may have his cross to bear, but his Tory enemies have the double-cross. . The Canadian Mahufacturers ciation only candidates alternative. -------- WELCOME TO THE STUDENTS. The University of ni has not as wany students this tionately, as in former years, and for The standard of has been year, propor- obvious reasons. matriculation raised, and only matriculants can take the class- es. 'Those of one year must pass its examinations before they can pass on and the published . re cord shows that a large number * Gay ox Men. Ottawa Journal. "Lord Strathcona is 84," says the Mail and Empire. No. Lord Strath- cona is 89, Sir Charles Tupper is 8S. Sir Mackenzie Bowell is within a few weeks of 86. It is Sir R. W. Scott who is only 84, while Sir Sandford Fleming is not quite 83. What hale old fellows these are! another year, are repeating last year's work. The registration at Queen's goes merrily on, @nd.it is hoped that the number in all the departments will be than it was last year. The has operated larger highcr matriculation -- I Absurd Proposal. {Woman's National Day Well, what do you 'think of this! A | proposition comes from Canada that deserving | the one hundred eears of peace be- © tween that country and the United | States be commemorated with a great own way [military pageant! It reminds one of {the man who celebrated , year of ab- | solute sobriety by getting drunk. - somewhat against the attendance ani it is assumed that the high fees, is making differeis bee upon one class of students, the class consideration, in Toronto, some and, by the way, which is of the those greatest namely who are paying ther through college. and and the A who Kingston is becoming more more an educational centre, Make A Note Of It. come | Belleville Intelligencer. here in preparation for the commence- | If we want to keep the young man lite should be jat home we've got to amuse him and olbome {interest him, The better' the means welcome. employed, the better for the young 'mental {man andgthe: better for the city he come | lives in, Think it over. What is Belleville, in common with hundreds | of other smallacities, doing to, keep her young men at home? young men and women ment of given a very They should be in the process of They do not for skill or fame of the diversions of the day, solid and succéssful study. hearty helped, too, levelopment here for amusement, in any but for { The War Is On. London Advertiser. The moment the Lords reject the budget we are in 'the sphere of revo- bution. Liberal statesmanship, ped from legislating on land, liquor, education, the franchise, and now at last forbidden even to tax a noble man, has come to the end of its re- sources; and the people must be called in to say who shall govern England tand how.' It is to te hoped they will indulge as little as possible in the dissipa- by the term is which and tions of the day, and meant those social events cut stop- too deeply into the time occu- pations of the students. EDITORIAL NOTES The Canadian Federation of Labour | wants the Canadian naval ships built Where MISS EVA MYLOTT. in Canada. Of would they 'be built ? course, else 7 The Noted Australian Contralto Coming to Kingston. and the An event arousing great interest ir !musical circles is Miss Eva Mylott's 3 « : tour. of Canada during October and thet kind has long Since { November. This famous artist comes from the land which gave Melba and | Ada Crossley to the world, and the fame of Australia as the home of won- derful singers is still further enhanced but there will be an carly clection all | bY the new "star." Melba herself it was who brought her to Marchesi as a 'wonderful discovery" she had made on a recent visit to her native iand, | when she found the young singer al ready famous, for her glorious voice and rivalling even herself in the hearts of her countrymen. * From the moment Marchesi first heard Miss Mylott sing she devoted, herself | to her new pupil | and strove with all the genius which has made her the most famous teach er of the world, to bring forth all the latest possibilities. Since then she has added new 'laurels to "her - wreath wherever she has appeared. Crities are unanimous in pronouncing her {voice "a true contralto of great com { pass. Her refined singing, breadth of style, dramatic color and temperment ate a. positive delight. Her diction thd mmest perfects of finger now rhofore -the public. These are some of the notable charactefistics which have] tgained her a world-wide reputatian™' | Miss Mylott will appear in concert will in Kingston, in the Grand Opera House, on Thursday, October 14th, as- sisted by Dr. Frederic Nieplai, cellist, and Miss Mary Genevivre Moroney, pi- aniste. ---- The Massachusetts democrats want reciprocity belween United States. for talk of passed. Canada Vain hope. The day we lords will let the budget pass-- lo escape condemnation at the polls tho same and the budget will be the issue in it. \ men, says Lord Northelifie, do not talk. He cannot number himsvlf the great since he has buzzing continually Great { been | since his arrival among in this country. Of the seven aldermen who will x going out of office in January how How | deserve a ro- many - will seck re-clectipn ? many of them really newal of the people's confidence ? The revenue of the country is ip, up, up. The increfSe over of 1907-08 is ncarly I dollars. The there is now going that six millions of that any boom is on. Of no doubt. It is oftery that not a perjurer openly glory in his shame as one Peterboro and in trial. spy, ar rates has done in connection with the' election rates and Sheppard, the Important Facts. "A quart of milk equal to a pound * of values." Profi: Dean, tural College. | "The composition of wheat is high- er in protein and heat of combustion ho sailed? Dit these ot than any other cereal prepared for . human food.' to Canada ? |" Results of analysis by Bureau "of ---- Chemistry, U.S., Department of Agri- of money appropria- 'eylture. British parliament for |- Orange meat is simply the whole wheat berry, steam cooked, mixed with malt, flaked and toasted. This process developes in each wheat berry the highest percentage of grape su- gars., It converts the starches into a form most easily digested and as- similated. wlebrities of their kind. is practically moving home from hi beet . jin food He is his _ Bernier "is Arclic complished that * "To land he trip. said to have as What to Canady atl the of the Ontario Agricul mission. was annex touchad and all the water over which already belong The large sum ted by the codd improvements, will be expended non-political commission. The idea is wi dg shall be no graiting. An electiegh, vou know, is near. An alderman says that by a the first ten EWS OF B. BARTLETT ANYBODY CAN CAN GO TO THE 'NORTH POLE NOWADAYS. Cook An Experienced Man--¥Knows Toc Much of Arctic Travel to Get Himself Into Trouble There, Says Peary's Captain. New York, Sept. 30.--With the flag of the Peary Arctic Club at her masthead, the litile steamer Roose velt, which bore Commander Peary on his. quest of ' the North Pole, entercd New York harbor, to-day. It was barely daylight when the lookouts de- swied the vessel off Sandy, Hook, coming slowly. Few of the vessels in the lower bay recognized the Arctic steamer as she 'rounded the hook. Off the point of the hook the Roosevelt gave threo triumphant screams of her siren. and ran up » Peary Arctic flag a! her highest Masthead, thon the flag of the New © York Yacht Club aat her fore and the American ensign at her mizzen. Turning that point of the hook the Roosevelt headed into the Horseshoe and anchored there within half a mile of the government dock. Still clad in the rough clothes worn wr the Arctic trip, although his furs had been laid aside, Capt. Bartlett stood on his quarter deck this after- noon and acted as spokesman for the party. > "There is Bartlett, have beeny no doubt," said Capt. "that the Stars and Stripes 'nailed to the North Pole,' and no doubt . that Mr. Peary was there. Peary got there because he was the only man that the Esquimos will follow out of sight of land. They say he is Pe-Uk, meaning Next to God." Asked if it would be possible f Dr. Cook to send an expedition io re cover his records left at Etah, Peary's captain declared that it would hav to be a very 'smart trip" to get there this year. "Only to wescue starving men would 1 atlempt such a rip," he said. "Did you ever hear that Dr. Cook had discovered the pole when you wore at Etah ?" he was asked. "Yes, but nobody took the seriously." "Had: it occurred to you might be in danger?" "We considered Cook a much experience in Arctic the reply, "to get ble." Capt. Bartlett said that he saw 'the sled which Dr. Cook said he used in his final dash for the pole, and that personally he would not trust himself to go the length of the ship on it. The sled did not look to him as if it had had hard ysage. Capt. Bartleit said that. he did not expect to go to the Pole himself. "Anybody ean go to the Pole ndéwa- days," he said. r The other ymembirs of the showed a determination to Commander Peary's wishes about dis cussing the Cook controversy. When Pritchard, the cabin boy, was asked if he had heard Dr. Copk tell Harry Whitney at Etah that he had been to the Pole he replied: Yes, I heard him say that." Questioned further, he said: "I. can't answer vou. | don't want to be drawn 'into this controversy." Dr. Cook said this afternoon:--1 had already announced that 1 will send an expedition to Etah in the spring to bring the. two Eskimos ta América before | knew tha® Mr. Whit ney had left the records and instru ments in Greenland. As soon as My Whitney arrives I will confer with him and arrange when , the shall start. " nows that Cook too was man of travel," himself into trou- party regard ship Dr. Cook's Sledge. St, John's, Nfid.,, Sept. 30.--Mem- bers of the schooner Jeanie, on which Harry Whitney arrived here from In dian Harbor, said yesterday that when Mr. Whitney learned in Labra- dor of the Peary controversy and of the important bearing Dr. Cook's in- struments have on this, he engaged Captain Sam Bartlett and his vessel to go up next year and recover Dr C ook's belongings at Etak According, tH the Jeanie's crew, while Commander Peary scoffed at the idea that the sledge which: Dr. Cook souvenir to Mr. Whitney ever covered a long. distante, Mr Whitney contended tliat the sledge showed adtual proofs of what it had endured and that the rear had been cut off to make arrows for killing game, as Dr. Cook has de- scribed. gave as a sections Budget From Cushendall. Cushendall, Cet. 1.--The this vicinity have about threshing and are preparing to fill alos. An interesting game of foot- ball was played Hwe Saturday ve tween Seeley's Bay and Joyceville teams, the being 2 to U in fa- vor of -- the farmers in completed score Orange Meat and food. jors for coal for milk is a perfect orks' and "that | was put in, that-| A few rooniers will make dollars The coal barons jand help vou to pay the rent. You] can get the roomers by advertising| to an the Whig. advantage. : | Your real friends are as yuick with | caution in prosperity as they are with | sympathy and assistance in adversity 'Strictly high-class sweets," Me- Conkey's and Huyler's. Sold in King- | ston only at Gibson's Red Cross drug store. Haven't {the grocey the water reealied, offer accepted. then only one which was £ to appear be working the uity Bartlett ommaaier of Capt. a Newfoundland: the the Roosevelt, cried ! when Peary turned him back, 100 niiles from the pole, and dsnicd him the honour of sharing in its discovery. | often wondered why | carries so many things in | stack that vou hever ask for? Now is the time to all the new: ideas in clothing at Roney & When it charitable most of us seli-con- trot Vou He has the sympathy of all true Cana- diaus. WV Hugo, of Watertown, (a for: mez King$tonian), see Co's. Mayor : comes to have being has accepted the wonderful nomination of the republican party for a second term. He has made a model mayor, aod he is. the date sat VERY LAST MINUTE 2. J virions dust cio tion Blythe's counsel Don't Don't staf of be foolish. Take time by the forelock aod > fhe : 5 Get In Your , Coal Now ! procrastinate. ecuring a pro velit legal er and Murt of appeal for a new trial wred to the trial judge for and Judge Riddel The new foe mar whon We 'CRAWFORD, 'Phone, 9, Foot of Queen Sx PO Deliver Quickly. asked | rapidly qualif ¢ political "honopfs in $100 REWARD, $100 The 'readers of * this paper . will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure pow known to the uedical fraternity. Catarrh being a con- stitutional disease, requires a constitu- tional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous suffaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by © iiding up the constitution and sisting nature in doing its work proprietors have so much faith in curative powers that they offer One Hun dred Dollags for any case that itf Fokio Youre. Send for list of testimonials Address F. J. CHENEY & CUO. was con- 0. for tha h the state. ext iam Winter, the dean of ihea- critics, has been engaged by ork press and with the wn- that he is to write -of finds them. His is the more just and critical f any ose has Preston won the another is to that agamst Fol z Toledo, for saying that he ston Faropeany labour . in Sold. hy \Pike tions ai Druggisis, T9¢. taba Hall's Family Pills for constipa- British . former. Several --shght {accidents occurred during the game, the most serious being to D. McCarey {who received a kick = on the leg. "Miss Lizzie Martin has returned noge after an extensive visit with [friends in Brogkville. She expects to {return in the near future. Visitors Miss N. Cowan and W. Franklin, at J Gordc TC. Martin, at F. Bea- don's; N. Greenlee, at A. Germain's |H. and W. Smith, at Mrs, Hyland's; R. Moore and F. Patterson, at ' J, Martm"s; Miss M. Whitney, Kingston, land K. Weir, at W. Hyland's; J. Me- Carey, at A. Martin's; W. Hamilton has returned after h visit at South Lake. W. Franklin and R. Greenlee lettended the Wolfe Island fair. F. iFatterson is spending his vacation at { Kingston Mills. W. "Greenlee is mak- | ing a short visit on Howe Island Mrs. G. Robinson has returnéd home after 'visiting Kingston relatives. Miss [. Robinson has continued her studies at the Kingston Collegeate In stitute An auto party through here Tuesday. They stopped for lonch at 8S. Wood's Mrs. J Martin is here more. J. P McCarey has taken up winter quarters at J. Martin's after a most ful seeson of threshing. The is still receiving .a good supply milk, ~ severe pressed once success- factory Kingston' and Huyler's the best "money can buy at Gibson's Red Cross drug lady in Met onkev sweets are Sold only store, { Even the man who 'isn't self-made may have something else to boast of that will make people just as weary. | | i i knows | Gibsou's Red Crofs drug high-class | there, " ' : ¥ TRLUTVTVT TRL RBBB TAL BALI RTTLTRBCRTARS Ghe H. 2. Bibby Co: We' cova posted on the College Clothes Question. We know exactly the sort of Cléthés ttese Chic Young Dressers desire, re- quire and must have, and we have provided for them liberally. Fall models are ready. Suits of smart colorings and patterns, tailored as Young Men want them. Broad lapels, 'artistic pockets and cuffs, coats with front dip, Trousers of correct shape, with ouffs, and every other style, kink and feature, worked to the limit of good taste. Suits Overcoats The Harvard Suits The Geosvefor. Rfincaat, rain or shine, new shades, $12.50. In Fine Other lines, $10 to $18.50. The Kennel good Tweeds $10, $12,815. The Yale - Fabrics Fine Worsteds, fine Serges and Cheviots, $153 and' The $18. patch are real pockets, sporiy oues, with cuffs on .slegves, fancy shades of Bronze, and Browns $13.50, Greens . a) = 1 8 The Princeton ls . Fabrics are Tmported Worsteds, in the latest shades of Browns, Greens and Blues, $18 and $320. The University Overcoat Black and Plain or Silk tailored. A Silk-lined through- The Oxford Fabrics are Fine. Blues and Blacks, in Worsted, Cheviots and Serges, Hand-tailored Garments, $18, $20, $22. Materials are Fine Grey Cheviots, Facing. eclesantly Beauty foe $15, out; OT Boys' Suits Boys' Three-Piece | Suits "Style" High Boys' Two-Piece Suits Style, for Boy's & years, Double-Breast- Straicht or Bloomer cuffs on coat sleeves, Serges, Fino Tweeds, Worsteds, PRICES, $4.50, $5, School Single and The Horton Doubde-Breasted Styles nee vears to 15 Trousers, in Fine Imported Wor- ed Coat, steds, Tweeds and Cheviots Knickers, tailored and fashioned aiter the materials, style of our Men's Fine Suits, for Clveviots and , 10 years to 16 years, $5, £2.50, $3.50, $4, $6.50, $7.50, $8, $8.50 to $12. $6.50. 3 Boys' T tod Sui made The Norfolk Style, Tor Boy's 3 Tweeds, for to 15 years, neat pattern Tweeds} years, $2.50, straight or bloomer knickers, and $6.50, $2.50, $3.50, $4, $4.50, $5, " 5.50, $6. Boys' Three-Piece School Suits The Harvard, good durable 10 to 16 $4.50, $5 Boys' Two-Piece Suits The Dayton Style, 8 years to ID Breasted Coat, pockets, cufis on pants, etc., very Imported" Tweeds $0, $6.50, $7 The H. D. Bibby Co. Kingston's One-Price Clothing House. o-Piece "Style," from Boy's, $3.50, See Our Special $2.50 Schogpl Suit For Boy's 8 years (o 13 years; materials are neat patterned Tweeds, Single and Double-Broast- ed Styles, for years, with sleeve, Boy's Single- fancy bloomer swell material, and Cheviols, 50 and $8.50. VLDL RAVLLLVLLLTVLLATRLIATLELVLRRTVVRRTRRTVRARLS A great welcome has been given our New Pocket Edition. Men everywhere are talking about it. . Hundreds are buying it. Live: dealers everywhere are showing i it. It is compenmience, thar counts most with men who: use the ""gillette "*--they regard it as a remarkable inventiva, It meets a world-old necessity in a new and better way. 'The pocket case. is ely plated in gold, silver or gun metal. Plain polished or rich IY Seu Handle an biade-hox either triple silvef pads mus k gok d pie ine blades are fine, Prices, §5 to $7 so. $ in every store where the razors are sold-- THE GILLET TE SAFETY RAZOR CO. oF Canaoa LIMITED, Office St. Alexander St., an) Factory, Moiceal. 77 Quite frequently a financier finds | o sseli the subeells fter trying t S N amar fr metre oo | Special otice it pays to buy cough syrup store. ir Cedar "Cut Blocks, at $3.90 per { cord, at the Corner Bagot and 'Barrack streets Wood Tard, \ S. BENNETT & CO, g Cofner Bagot an was Tew a accord- thin If every man ing to his merit; where do yon you would come in? Striking and stylish are our 'new hitis. On sale Saturday, wl & Ca,

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