Daily British Whig (1850), 23 Oct 1911, p. 5

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QUEEN'S GOT A THOROUGH TROUNCING FROM McGILL. Score Was 86 to 5--Ottawa College Defeated "Varsity by 10 to See Argonauts and Tigers Wom. The resol of the Intereollociste gaanes on Satubday Varsity Me Gill and Ottawa College, each having won two gumes asd lost one, In Miawa, Varsity made sa better show ing than Queen's did. Father #tan- ton's team swimming by 10 ta 8, In Montren] Green's received ap awlul wallopiog. From this distunee Me- Gill looks good to win the cham plonship, in the Interprovineial, gers 'will likely again win the Un Saturday they defonted by 19 to 6, At Toronto the O1- tawas played Argonauts to an 8 to 4 peore, so the latter have little upon "Marty" Walsh's team. Royal Military College's Montreal aguinet Mctiili HH by 35 to 11 shows that the eadetd this year should be in the seried, as in. deed they should nlso been Last seston. They will easily win the intermediate honors again this fall. Lica Hamilton Ti. honors, Montreal win "in Senor huse Cadets Beat K.C.1, The endets won the second game bove on Batu points to 15 They now will to play with Queen's 111 LMC Full back, Barwis; halves, Ross, Packer,' Greey: quarter, Hutch inson;" scrbomage, Penistown, Ma- thewson, * Whitehead: wings, Hay, Gen- dron, Fisher, Patterson, Latimer, Leach. R.C.L~ Full back, Edwards; halves, J. Stewart, Cooke, Evang quarter, Metiowun; scrimmage, Sargeant, Me Callum, Smith: wings, Mills, C, Ste wart, Stewart, McCammon, Mowat, Britnedl, HelereeFrof. Malcolm, Queon's, Umpire--E, 0. Sliter, K.C.L m--l---- McGill, 36; Queen's, 5. It was generally expected that Me Gill would defeat Queen's in Montreal on Saturday afternoon, bur such a trimming as the score of 36 to 5 in- dicates was wholly unexpected, There "not sich a difference in the teams as that, he Presbyterians must have had a nervous spel. This is Queen's third defeat in ax many games, and it looks as if the wearers of the red, Blue and yellow woold be at the foot of the list when the intercollegiate senior standing is figured up at the close of the season. Queen's opens! the scoring with a Mice dropped goal by Erskine, petting three points, but this early lead was nemdvalized when McGill touched down after Billington had made an undue- cessful attempt at a dropped 'goal. the bull, went loose and Johnson, of Meliill, fell on ite for the first ry of the game. Billington converted, "Me from ihe Collegiate day nfternoan by a deore of 35 (o 14, The afternoon was weal amd on large crowed present he Colleginte hove have nothing be ashamed of as they pt ap a line game. The endets ure uw lot heavier, but they did not use St om the Institute boys. The game whs one of the best seen in some time, The Collegiate Bove starts ed the searing by getting six points in very few minutes. For the rest of the half they did not seore another point. The, half stood 23 to 6. After tie teams came on the field for the second half they both played pretiy oven. Collegiates got a line touch by stealing the ball and the field, The try was convert ed. The cadets played well, as the, always do. They eatertained thei opponentg to lunch after the game. Mills, of Uollegintes, was playing a fine game, and whén tackling aw of the cadets, was hurt and had to ré was to down i, 6: ueen's, Another half-dozen points came for MeGill when Timmins went over for a try, whieh = Billington converted. Me will, 1; Queen's, 3 A Kick into touch in goal gave Lueon's. another point, after a hard attack bv the Presbyterians' back division. Metiill, 12; ueon's, 4. A kick over .the dead ball Hine, frgm a dibbhng ploy by Queen's gave the Presbyge ans another point. Me Gill, 12; Queen's, the end of the quarter arrived with] the score still as above. Queen's held well tight for two-thirds of the second quarter, but eventually looke work by the Presbytérians' back divi sion gave the red and whites pos gt the thirty-vard line. A kick over and 4 rouge resulted. MeGill, 13; Queen's, 5. Metiill's score was increased when went over for a nice try, which Billington, however, did not convert, 5 . sion Lee tire. Cadets won the round by 76 A pure, rich, high grade, flavory coffee. The kind that linger over your cup--such is Seal Brand Coffee « Paci CHASE AND SANBORN, MONTREAL. 0000000000000 ~ASY "K sell-¢ touch Ag KING ' HAT i HUNTS, Motil, 18: Queen 85, 9, With the second half a few minutes makes you ked in 1 and 2 pound cans oddly, o000000S RESTS THE HEAD THAT 1 have} THE DAILY BRITISH gone, and after having threatened to go over the line on severnl Metiill kicked over the dead ball line netall, 19; Queen's, 5. A rouge brought Mel ills total of points up to the even secre. Motil, 20; imeen's, J, The Mctall line were having it tically all their own s way at stage, and Timmins went over another try, which Billington failed to convert. MeGiill, 25; Uueen's, 5. Masson wenit over for another for Motil, having intercepted a p intended for uw Queen's hali-back. Bilbngtun converted, Meili, Queen's, 3, A try in the last minute, when 1h by was pulled over, after x twenty - vard gain by Masson, gave Meta an another touch-down, which was converted. Metiill, 36; Queen's, 5. Metall-Fuli-back, Murra halves, Bilfimgton, Hoss, Masson: quarter, Me bvenhue; serimmage, Rogers, Oliver, Savage; inside wings, Johnson, hg by; outside wings, Lewis, Laing: mid dle wings, Waterous, Timmins, Geen s--Full-back, Leckie; half backs, Deck, Hazlett, Macdoupell: quar ter, MeNeill; serimmage, Dunlop, Bar ker, Cochrane; inside wings, sanselia, Young: outside wings, Cook, «Smith: middle wings, Erskine, Rodden. Referee--W. MeMaster: umpire, ter 'Molson, both of Montresl. prae this for try HRS a not 3 Wal -- Queen's Athletic Meet, Queen's annual athletic meet was [held at the Athletic Field, Monday altermoon, in preparation for the 1a tercollegiate meet to be held, in Mon treal, on Thanksgiving day, The ad {vance sports pulled off a few days j ago put the students in fine shape for {the monual weet and it is expected that some 1ecords will suffer. All Kinds of Sports. world's Plank basshall togethex In the first two contests Bender and fanned eighteen men. Miss Dorothy Campbell, of Hamil- ton, won the Perthellyn cup tthe Philadelphia golf tournament. Bombadier Wells has been matched to meet Gunher Moir in a twenty rounds contest in London, Fngland. The pole vault was the only new Yecord made in University games, A heleht feet 2 inches was made, l'oronto of 11 infield at $400,000. He says he would not sell Baker, Colling, Maclnnes Barry for Iéss than $100,000 each. American league baseball teams had all the better of the post season games. The White Sox and Browns bad little difficulty in disposing of the Cubs and Cardinals respectively. "Larry" Doyle, of New York Giants has so far outshone 'Wddie" Colling," of Philadelphia. Doyle's play, fact, has been of the few bright spots in the Giants' defence. Stanley, a runner from Prince ward lsland, won the quarter race in Me(Rill sports, equalling time made by Hev, J. I. * when he was a student at MeG: time is 3 4-5 seconds, With the Alberta end of "the West Leagae, out oi it is ern tanada Hockey the running for this season, slated that a third team from British Columbia: will enter the competition along with the Victoria and Van couver teas. On top of the decision of the Eng- lish authorities to fortid the Johnson Wells tight, comes the news that a bout arranged between the welter weight champions of France and Eng- land is placed on the forbidden list This looks to be the end of the fight" ing game in the old country. or one Fd- mile the row, I. The GOOD WORKS NOT ENOUGH WEARS A ing" SUffs are flexible and onforming just where the hat es the head. k the man who wears one, All the popular shapes, 2.00, 93 Brock St . osoneee Vi , GIVEN AWAY tomers wha buy this week at onr The "Tokyo" Ten costly prizes to those cus SALE Geads over one dollar in alue. --- JAPANESE ART DEALERS, 174 Wellington Street. 00 Em 4 Round Ma One's Entrance Into Heaven, Secure OG, in \" said Rev. k Robinson Wrning sermon Princess hodist chureh, Sunday. le think if they give liber- church funds and assist pe that their future is provid ed for, hut they are mistaken." he words of the prophet, "Unless ye be lieve in the Lord God with all th: might, v& shall not be perfectly true and only by believing St "Ma ally te the Ny saved,' were The preacher afliriied that there were too many pegple of the above-men tioned kind in the church to-day. L MISSIONARNE FROM JAPAN, eaks of the Werk Being Done in J. Cooper "Robinson, a mise from Japan, occupied the pulpit ing St. Luke's church, Sunday moming IHis talk was on missions in Japan and the work being done. In burning words he spoke of the privations endured by the missionar- to advance the cause of Christ the different receptions accorded them in the various districts. He pointed out how much the mniversi- ties are doing for the Japanese nnd the readibess with which they acquire knowledge. His talk was most inter esting and was listened to attentively, Rev. sionary ies and Laid Wreath on Grave, On Sunday, James Bute, of Hous ton, Texas, visited the pave in Ua taraqui cemetery of his old friend, the late William Craig, "laird of Glenburnie,"' and laid a beautiful wreath of flowers upon it. Mr. Bute nnd Me, Craig were companions for years on fishing trips in Frontenac, during the summer and autumn months, when the well-known Texas pentieman, sojoummed. in Kingston. ir. Bute leaves on Tuesday for his southern home, Were Royally Eatertained. Miss Emma Reeds, Kingston; Miss Helen Rochester, Renfrew, and Miss Myrile Maclver, St, Thomas, were the ts of the form@r's uncle, Hon. R. |. Harvey, and Mrs. Harvey, Mont plier, Vermont, also Judge and farvey during the past week. While there they wert entertained by See. Lretiry' of State and Mee Devitt, at an informal wmmieals, given to intro. duce them in Mouvtpelier musical cir: eles. - Sn -------- ss ----. Back From Concert Trip, Miss Emma = Beede, contralis, sols. on, Miss Helen { Connie Mack values his Philadelphin | \ | \works are: not the passport | this could anyone be sure of eternity. | «and Miss Myrtle Mac. WHIG. MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1911. . RANKIN WAS CHOSEN Se i CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE pon | FRONTENAC COUNTY. Defeated J. 8S. Gallagher, Member, on the Fourth Six Were *recescece Present Ballot-- Names Proposed and! Voted Upon, Af a of the conservatives of the i Frontenne, held at the court houses on Satarday after noon, Anthony M. Rankin of Collins Bay, reeve of the township &f King- ston, was nominated as candidate for the conservative party for the On- tario legislature. He defeated the tiallagher, of Harrowsmith, the fourth ballot, by nme to forty-eight, after Dr. Spankie, of Wolle Island, bad been put out of the running, i the third ballot, by the narrow margin of one vote. Une vote more, and Dr. Spankie would have tied with Mr, Kankin. meeting county present member, Jy N, on a Vote of sixty, Oi 00000000 OOGOS 0000000000000 000000000000000 'LOTHES 4 JER THE BEST SHOE IN "THE INVICTUS FOR. M S : wear : The Invictus for College The Invictus for Dress occasions **\\ intial The Invictus for wear $5.00 and $5.50 . * * + hd * ° * * o * ® * ® * . ® » ® ® * * ° * * o ® * * * » . . ° * * * * . . I Aa-- £0, Owing to pres of other busi- { ness. { Wolfe Island put np a great fight "for Ih. ankie, and the islanders fwere in hard luck, to be defeated on the third ballot, "hy just the one jvote. The Wolfe Island voters then turned around and gave Mr. Rankin their Support, with the result that he was selected as the candidate by matority votes over fa | J | twenty-one t ao out f candidates addressed the members briefly, before the vote was taken, and pledged themselves to give all their support to the lucky man, whoever he might be, and after the final vote had been taken, and Mr. I Rankin wax declared as candidate, the } { { clos this and dent larg tho the fast loci select { tion of me rr ( n was made unanimous, on mo 4. Gallagher and Dr. Span 8 Six names were proposed and voted upon, and five others, nominated, | withdrew from th Those ii the contest were Gallagher, the | present member, Anthony Rankin, Dr. | ' 3 8, 5; M F W. Geddes, Verona; i. J. Moreland, | eli Hareland, o> oo a Storrington: Jf Freeman, Port-| econc haliot : Gallagher, 45; Span land; Dr. Spankie, Wolfe Isiand. { kie, 39; Rankin, 36. Freeman. I; More 113 Fhose wominated but who retired, | 1404: x h: 1 were : Faylor, Storrington; | ied ballot { | Following is tha result on the fourth ballots : First "hallot Gallager, Span 3%. Rankin, 31; Freeman, 6: Ged- ofithe vote J. contest, >, 38. for ball ngec the rem in Fhe Gallagher, 46; Rankin, John 2 . W. Langwith, Storrington; Johw Ken (42; Spankie, 11 nedy, Bedford: [. 1 Ruttan amd An Fourth ballot drew Grey. gher, 4s, i James Martin, Pittsbureh the pre In allowing his name to go before sident, occupied the chair, and theye| the meeting, Mr Gallagher paid was a good attendance of the mem- | Warm tribute to the Whitney govern bers of the association. He congratu. | Ment, stating it was the best Ontario luted the members on their success, in| had ever had. He had been asked to the recent election, and then proceed- | a24in be a candidate, by his sup- ed with the business of the meeting. porters, and had consented to stand Dr. Edwards, M.P., and Ww. ¥.jIn the past, he had always served the Nickle, M.1'., were present and deliv- {county as best he could, and. while ered brief addresses 4 not wishing to boast, he would SAV Hon.. Mr, Duff, minister of agricul [that while he had heen member, he ture, was to have heen predent, te [had accomplished more Tor the county deliver an address, but was unable to | than any other previous member. If elected he would continue to serve Lo the best of his ability; il defeated in the vote, he'wouldl Join heartily in! supporting the candidate selected. © Dr. Edwards and W. F. Nickle occasion to thank the electors support given them in the last tion. Dr. Edwards brought forth a ripple of laughter, when he remarked that the patronage now in the hanis of the conservative party, and that all the followers had betier it that they got their He had al It was only in this wap that Mr. {ready received forty hity letters { White ever knew that dyspepsia was from conservatives, asking for posi | Mr. Black's 'worst ofiemies | TONS. No doubt there were few | { Rankin, 69: Galla- a He put that ent few a ge was a > - DYSI EPSIA-PROOF. How Any Meal Can Be Thorenghly Enjoyed by Any Stomach. Costs You Nothing to Try Stuart's Dyspepsin Tablets, Men, as a rule, {by their enemies. {turn on the {of mérit tand the flash. twok for elee- ! ald, M¢ Vitt Neh ton are first discovered Their antagonists searchlight, and the proof will lie 'in being able to was see to and i share or one of from who | Qitting face to face at = tworby-fouy | OL hers he had not heard 1 his {table he handed lis afflicted were "too modest," to use the hill oifare >. Oyster Cocktail, Stuffed lives, lostom Clam Chowder Strained Gambo Steak with Mushrooms. Roast Beef Hush Boiled 8x Tongue with Sauerkraut, Lobster a la "Newburg, Baked Pork and Beans. Combination Crab Salad.' Hot Mince Pie Pineapple Fritters, White ordered a "little of Nr. Dyspepsia Black ordered | trackers and a glass of milk, "I had [such a big breakfust this morning,' the said, "that I'l pst take a bite jlo keep you company." But Nr. White could not he deceived, "1 am afenid you van't stand the gleam, Mr. Black. Wha don't you say you wn friend the words, to write Dr. Edwards pointed out tl wha were too modest to make nse the and take all the requests into his consideration.' the ae those write, he would serious could of mails, } | IS nie play Sirloin AT THE GRAND, - of f§ "The Girl From Rector's" Coming Plas on Thursday, o" The New York Evening Journal has this SAY "The Girl From Rec tors "there is a laugh minvite by actual count during the playing time of "The Girl From Rector's' at Beber's theatre. "Ihe Girl' has caught the fancy . of Broadway amd the walls of Weber's' budge al most vightly with the crowds, "The Girl From Reetor's" is a marvelously vivid personality. The eampany, as a Mr. each." = ho Cha and to of | | ] | i i a sm Joe toa Re H.A ABERNETHY'S MeGILL DEFEATED QUEEN'S BY The Montreal Team Bar the ROCHA Queen's at "like them The either McGill backs from defeat were conflict, and were mighty glad to rest when a plaver a desperate effort near the close of the gone termined Uueen's Trunble and MeCardel Mek enzie foster, Rel Lueen 8 put game was watched by r was fast baeks, Cd verson, shaw 0000000000000 0000000000000000000000000000 mm SOCCER GAMES ONE GOAL TO NOTHING. Was in Danger the Game---- o 3, its work cut | beat the | team had aliernoon eliill soccer Saturday the of 1 blazes" to game had a score of by to 8, and had to work For a {in all "skinped," on lower campus score do it ter them 1 he times Queen's stu 8, who were along the For solid comfort and ease {sleep on a KELLARI line inl e umbers, 48 then ; hy the | made of purest white cotton Montreal i punting of the red the game half-time with Were the slip one through «us half of the territory of dane brilliant work the M ful and the goal keeper iwved them cheered would go but th and white y 3 roy ba posts, quaeh HERCULES woven wire spring are the best Last a lifetime Sixty years reputation is our guarantee for Reid's Low Prices and Reid's High Quality. : JAMES REID'S 'Phone 147. THE LEADING UNDERTAKER. so SCOre was team, by they worth to pe Moti!) all through to second post 1 bal t} bi te the opened, ¢ pincer game Ww ne of ih were fine form, anc up an exhibition wag heautiful of the trom teams in eintior differ teams of NBS At the to we stages game, all in the fierceness of the A FACT PROV here EN. teams plaving in McGill made Was hurt were both mt Should Convince Even the Skeptical of Its Truth. If there in the slightest doubt the minds of aby that dandruff do not exist their belief is compelled by the €act that a rabbit invoculatbed with the germs beeame hald in Weeks' time, It must be therefore that balduess is gera---which complished in one hundred of cases by the application bro's Herpicide Dandrufi ¢ casualtior, mtlemanly Most manner annex another goal, but it Queen's were de goal enough Fisher backs, M Bon contre, Bn D. McKenzie asters Il backs, Me Melntosh, Bea Bott to of nh for germs no that Load, se, was full halves, Sutherland one six and forwards, Rall apparent to any the only person of the a 1 ° Bissomette gnd Goal, Wilsor Bayne } and forwards Seott feree~Prof. Mchonald, of Queen's ention of suovessfully ill ¥ u the destruetic net i n ane tives, ' 1s MM I ermott centre, pes ol cent Girant nt, New cansed by the same germ baldoess and ean be pre Newhro-s which ented from | Her § | - | use R.C.H.A. Team Won. | vith RC HA, soecer the first season, Saturday cricket field, 'by to three, in This is the team this fact tha exhibition up the same remedy team wor 10ufe 8 in league gan of hstitute Destroy the er ww, score ol exhibit] at YOu rem the effect Sold by leading druggis Bend 10¢ in stamps for to the Herpi Ca., Detroit, One doling B. Mcleod, 1 a hive { 4 firs hine apy fal RA gnmes sample ile Mich, i bot{les guaranteed J. ind Kingston pearance o i cof the two ring edt { span n | = | rent, and H.A h with - fhe w game a large ollowers of both teams 2 good | Called to Griswold, § : Fhe Presbyterian at a un Miller { gal congreghtio anv t he gregition tems Fre wed exeiting } CHA Gon], Hoskings it, Sawyer and piban, Lafferty, Sparks. L.~Giaal, } th Brown ck Constantine and, Harte Carey: f Franeis, Donaghue | his ree of ot and graduate wards, full-bneks Ander on | Yer, others forwards, J. Au [was loft to m Guy er fit Manufactured hea Milling Co L ¥ Hany looking fwa pis fl but Qual Maple halves, make good Wr, i and and Peters, Kin the Stinson: to Heup, Hs ike by by SUCCeRS dhzzy of rferee-- Sergt.-Maj Marshall, R.( peoples become just at the ladder whole, is one of the best seen on Hroadway in many years." "The Gul From Reetor's" will be seen at the Grand on Thursday, October 26th. have dyspepsia and begdone with it You'll' alwavs have » hungry look anyhow as long as you have dyspep- sin. Now listen. My stomach was in st as bad condition: as yours at one time, Bat now I ean eat anything at uny time. For fnstance, this clam chowdey or Sirloin steak or even the lobster would be just as welcome fo my stomach as your crackers and milk. You don't realize how this dyspepsia busingse is robbing vou your spirit, of your energy and olf ity to think quickly; 1 ean't help notice it. You haven'. the cheer and sociability vou bad three mouths ago, Now Pll tell you what to do," and thereat the cheerful Mr. White fook a vial ffom his et and extracted a wee tablet. "There, there is tablet which contains an ingredient, onli grain of which. digests 3.600 grains of food, For even the worst dyspeptic it's the only thing that really gives veliel. The reason is it relieves the stomach of nearly all the work it has to deo, Ggests everything in the stomach and stimulates the gastric juices. J. can't get al without them. Thet- are Stiart's I Hablets. You ean (he pnbere on earth for we." a tuart's Dyspepsia stop heatthurn, B, diapegn ia. nf the sehr stomach, bloaty feel- frnchat Gilmore's Greatest Success. "ithe Mummy and the Humming Bird," the everlasting successful eo medy-drama in four acts, will be seen at the Grand on Saturday afternoon, October 2h. I'he story deals with the life of « woman whose husband is not the sort that goes in for frivolity and gaiety, and she falls under the wiles of a designing villwin who has already wrecked one home and for whom a wronged hu is seeking. There is the usual happy ending, however, The eminent actor, Paul Gilmore, will head the any which is the best that «has ever been selected for this play, and nclysles Mise Katheryn Hutchison, a mdst popular sorely actress. On Saturday evening, Mr. Gilmore will present "The Bachelor." TO RECEIVE REPORTS As Yo the Signing of the License Re aheolutely nsusen, indigestio : rst po he fight. A rem ; ts heing made by the tem. people to have the Vivace 'the city out down by twelve. J 4 anes are signed Lo the pe ny presented the &ty of ancl council must put the miter Jef a

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