Wr so i ii wr AE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1018 tions commence. Clocks for cash. Having purchased the Building " and before enlarging the prem- ises to accommodate our increasing vol- ume of trade, we are forced to reduce our large stock before actual building opera- This | 347 KING ST. " Spangenberg We Therefore Offer Our Entire Stock at 20 pe. to 331-3 pe. off nds - Jewelry - Watches - ~ Silverware ~~ China - Cut Glass Electric Lamps - Leather G Etc. This is an unusual opportunity to purchage the finest and most reliable class of mer- chandise in Kingston. applies only where purchases are: made discoynt All Goods Marked In Plain Figures. oods 347 R. J. RODGER "Formerly Spangenbergs " KING ST. Where the Clock is on the Walk DEFEATED = THE JUNIORS BY 6 10 4. In an Intercollegiate Game==Oril- lia Won From Oshawa in Junior O.H.A. Semi-final Game. It was no easy thing for Collegiates to defeat Regiopolis in the iio In- tercollegiate game, on Vednesday igh 5 ad, it was a real argu- ment, particularly in the first period of play. Still K.C.1 triumphed by 6 té 4, with the tally standing 3 to 3 for the first half. With a margin of two points the Collegiate boys again clash with Regiopolis on Friday might, fo return a winner of this group of junior Intercollegiate. The local sep tette's next contract is Varsity III, in the finals, ; Those who stayed away from the game last night, believing that K.C.L woild have something fico a walk- over, were certaimly in wrong, and will be on hand on Friday night. Col- legiates were in good form, but Re giopolis was 'the surprise. Each high school had its rooters there. Am Principal E. 0. Sliter's team's follow- ors werw a } ~aumber of "Just Sweet Sixteens," whe rooted 1stily, Brownfield was back on K.C.L fance, but did not pull of many of his spectaculat get-a-ways. Harold's knee _ [is still calling for attention. Rodger ")Stewart, at point, made periodical whirls down, and into the vicinity of Regiopolis nets. He was directly re- | *Panaible for his team's last counter. He carried the rubber down andj landed it in front of the pets. Ina scrimmage i dppears, Walsh, who was between the posts for Regiopolis, thought he heard 'the bell, and unconsciously kick- ed the puck into the nets. It was fine stick-handling and fast work which featured. Uollegiates dis- played better combination play while Regiopolis relied more upon individual work. The ide surfage was somewhat gummy, and, therefore, the puck was tricky, EOLEGATS WON OT REGIOPOLIS nut to crack for championship hon- ETE KCL Mai /bat 8 points last night's fixture. and an. interesting and fast 'vdbibition is assured. The winners play Varsity 1il. of Toronto, and that outfit promises to be a hard 3 en DEATH bmg DENT IN GANANOQE OF JOHN LEE, AN OF THE TOWN. | || Weather Probabilities : Toronto, Oat, Feb. 27¢ 10 ame Ottawa Valley and Upper Si. Lawrence ~=Northeast winds with ssow. Friday Northerly winds ana colder, the ors. E. E. GRIMMELL, FORGER, Thought Reformed By Operation, To End Days in Auburn. Buffalo, N.Y., Feb. 27.--Fdward E. Grimmel, forger and "master thief," who obtained a pardon and release from Dennemora prison in January, i912, by submitting to a surgical op- erafion on his skull, which alienists bhe- lieved would cure him of criminal ten- dencies, and who was again convicted of burglary in the third degree, Thurs day, Be been semtenced to Auburn prison for life. > Grimmell, who is thirty-five years old, came of a respectable Buffalo fam- ily. Before he was thirty he had Leen convicted and sentenced to prison for three felonies, and in 1907 he was caught in Bufialo, after having forged checks and committed burglaries from the Atlantic coast to the Pacific. Ife was sentenced to a long term in Dan- nemora. After his conviction he began the study of medicine and surgery, and in de- | 1909 he told the prison physician that he believed he was suffering from a pressure of the skull upon his brain, which made him criminally inclined. At his request an operation to remove a depression taused by sn accident when he was fourteen Years old was performed by Dr. De Witt GG. Wilcox, of Boston. After the operation Grim- mell stayed in prison two years and changed from a prisoner with a record of having broken all the prison rules repeatedly to one whose behavior was regarded as model. heard of again until one year later, when two men arrested here for buarg- lary named him as the head of their baod.« He was arrested and convicted and received the lifo sentence. Phys icians and surgeons hewe to-day adl- Jim" Stewart, as usual, led on the {little fire brands which hold down K. {CL forward line positions. They all gave a good account of themselves. Millan, who figured in centre ice for Regiopolis, with Blakey, again showed his calibre. The other forwards check: ed and skated well. ' Regiopolis landed the first goal, {Blakey on Ryan's pass), after seven minutes' hard going, and Millan was responsible for the other two count- ers in that period. In a scramble in front of "Reg." nets, Toland and . Try the Unique Gro- cery Meat Market for your supplies; We can please you. C. 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I. team's work had more ef- fect when it came back, and three] points were registered to its credit be fore Keg. "returned the compliment.' Cooke notched the first in four min £ utes. And after another burst of speed passed to Stewart who scored. R. Stewart secured the sixth "hunk.". Millan, after repeated efforts om the part of his line called on "Charlie" Stewart for "Leg." lone goal in the last period. Although Collegiate nels were peppered in the first half, the hlve and white boys oftener in the last thifty minutes. Early in the game Toland and Mil- lan had a mix-up and before things were got under control many of the spectators jumped on the ice to show their sympathy one way or the oth- er. ' il The teams were: t K.C.I.--Goal, C. Stewart; point, |, RB. Stewart; cover, Brownfield; rover, Cooke; centre, J. Stewart; right |, wing, Toland; left wing, Williams. t Regiopolis--Goal, Walsh; point, Ni- cholson; cover,' Yellowly; rover, Blak- ey; centre, Millan; right wing, Ken-ig nedy; left wing, Ryan. & Referee-- Reg." Crawford. K.CI.--Toland, 2 mins. K.C.I.--J, Stewart, 4 mins Regiopolis--Millan, 8 mins. To Drop the Matter. The Frontenac execulive announces returned the fun) Piece of Rope Causes $300,000 known to-day that a piece of ard liner for eight months and make was entering Fishguard Harbor ing put the wheel over the QMS. Inst. W. Clifford Re ei. eld mitted that Grimmell"s conviction dealt a severe blow to the theory that crime was curable through surgical op- erations. J HON. I. P. PELLETIER, Postmaster General in Borden Cab- inet, who may retire, SS. LUSITANIA'S® MISHAP, : Damage. New York, Feb. 27.--It became mar- line of two strands left handed and used |¢ ends of ropes, which ine, a small wisted loosely or binding the cause, or more hopeful and aggres- had dropped from the telemotor of |sive, than now. Though their party he Lusitania's steering gear, caused [is out of power for the present, they he trouble which will keep the Can- Lusitania out of service |, of Canada, here, has leased the Ab- near future. Dac county house,' Kingston, noon, March 6th. portant business will be up for sideration, and every liberal in old historic fo be present. feel that their opponents' tenure OLD RESI- | ] A Son Attends Queen's University | George Pound, - Sailors' Mis sionary Gave a Lecture in Gan- anoque, Gpangque, Feb. 27.--John Lee, one of Gananoque's elderly and esteemed residents, passed away very suddenly yesterday at his home on = Wellington street. lle had been in rather poor health for some time past, but was not considered as in a dangerous condi- tion. He had resided here for many years, and was twice married, his sec- ond wife surviving him. By his first wife, he leaves a family of threo daugh- ters, the Misses Rose and Violet Lee and Miss W. Knight, all of this town; also five sons, M. J. Lue, deputy cus- toms officer; S. H. Lee, of the TLR; Leonard Lee, Youngstown, Sask; Roy- al lee, of Queen's and O'Gorman Lee, of this town. The funeral takes place Friday at nine am. to St. John's church and Gananoque vault. Deceas- ed for many years worked in the Hinge department of U. KE. Britton's factory and of-late years has heen in the em- ployment of the Ontario Wheel com- pany. In politics he was a staunch li- beral and in religion a Roman Catho- ic, 1 Horace Gould, a young lad about! elever years of age, while skating: at Stocling Hill yesterday, had a bad fall, spraining his left wrist. j Word was received here yesterday that it had been found necessary io amputate the leg of Adial Parmenter, who had his leg and skull fractured by the upsetting of a load of hay jnear Halstead's Bay a few weeks ago n 1912 he was released and was not | 30d Who has v been undergoing treat-| ment in Kingston general hospital. The young man is the only son of Mr. and Mrs, Theodore Parmenter of this town, i George Pound of the San Har- | bor Sailors' Mission in Ki gston, gave an illustrated address on Can- | ada's waterways in the lecture room of Grace Church last evening ' in aid of the mission. Capt. John Lasha, of Charles Mac- fonald's private yacht, Kate, was taken to St. Vincent de Paul hoapi- tal, - Brockville, for treatment yes- terday. F. J. Skinner, president of the Gananoque Board of Trade, repre- sented that organization at the ses- sion of the United Boards of I'rale in London, on the 25th and 26th | inst. Thomas Suddaby has 'disposed of his stock in 4he Gananoque Harness Co., Ltd, to Mrs, W. R. Acton, and he and his brother, Ford Suddaby, left this week to accept situations in Ottawa. . Freeman B. Cowan, business man- ager of the works of the Steel Co. bott homestead on King street w., and will take possession. in {he FRONTENAC LIBERALS. Annual Meeting Will Be Held Here On March 6th, The annual meeting of the Fronte- Reform association has een called to convene at the court on Thursday after Some very im- ocon- the county should endeavor The liberals of From- enac were never more loyal to ' the of fice is very insecure and unstable, it neces ary to reblade three turbines 'at ost of $500,000, The accident occurred as the on out, When the quartermaster steering gear MILITARY NOTES. that it has thoroughly investigated the recent Syracuse hockey trip and fs quite satisfied that the Queen's boys who went over were winked by those who m: joy ride" The executive members say that the two who were ble for the trouble never shone athletic circles, so in kindness to all |d concerned it i I beg ered CPASE., Kingston, Has been trans hood: fuved to No. "the to. responsi- | Canadian Horse Artillery, retired from in [the service, received his warrant rank, Victoria, company "A, formed at Belleville. structural iron worl on his first day at work at Port Col- borne, and fell sixty feet to his death. had run to his rescue. Warrant Rank. Capt. H. C. Greer, No.2 detachment, 5 detachment. at Rorom- QALS. Inst. W. Clifigrd, of the Royal ating from December 31st, 1912. corps, known as the Queen " has been and it behooves the liberals of a riding to be alert and ready for any eventualities, wand opposition to the re-submission - presolution- shown in either branches of the thia President A. F. Wel liner [ler is anxious that a splendid turn. - out of liberals and liberal sympath- The Score Summary. Monday afternoon, Dec. 30th, The |izers should take place on Thurs- First hali : ordér was given to port the helm day next. Regiopolis+Blakey, 7 mins. to avoid a steamer that was com: -- FOR EQVAL SUFFRAGE. iopolis--Millan, 12 mins. failed to work. It was found that Rogispols Stewart, 3} oy the telemotor had jammed up. To | Michigan Will Once More Submit Regiopolis--Millan, 2 mins, avoid an accident the turbines were Measure to People. i Second half = send full speed astern without the Lansing, Mich., Feb. 27.--The state | « K.C.I.--Cooke, 4 mins. usual precaution of stopping them |enate, by a substantial majority, | K.C.I.--Cooke, 6 mins, first and then reversing them slow- passed a resolution submitting the | K.CA~R. Stewart, 1 min. ly. , proposed sufirage amendment to the state constitution to the people at | the election next April. The mea recently 'passed the house. } Pyual suffrage was defeated at the fall election. Leaders of the move- | pl ment charged serious irregularities in the counting of the ballots, but af- fer starting legal proceedings for re { counts, abandoned that plan and de- | cided, to submit the measure to the people again. There was little out- | legislature. James Fleming, Arthur, at work 'nthe flax mill, got tangled np in Hans Peterson, a young Norwegian | ker. bechrne dizzy | fought out to-day. A great curling J J place at the Ottawa . A rink of : Fide Dd HEADAGHY a St. Ant, will be skip, No odds how bad your liveF.torpid liver and constipated bowers and the other mi will be Rev. | stomach or bowels; 'how much your D. N. Morden, of ine, Rev. J. H:| head aches; how and um- Turnbull, of Bank street, and Rev. | comfortable you are fom, Ww. A. Mellroy, of Stewarton, all 3 bf ioushess and Wi bak « . -- ay TT the red results with Casearets | liver and bowels J a = your sitnah liver and + loses "Spiker" Dick. to-night: ' The Victoria baseball team will be dizziness, Rervousnens minus one of its best plavers in the | Sick, Sur. gassy stomach. backache he , 100. person of Gordon better known | and all other distress; e you "Spiker." 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