|g~.-~ .
IOIIEIDW G ARDIA
Commissiofner of Public Works if a
by publieeompetition or how other
work 'I By whom was it let? I
pecia )_ . T
MR. MATHIESON asked the C0111- the table a statement in respect to blood was infused. Wl1i¢l1 W011l<ll’l`l“E While returning from school a h lr
Of Publ ¢ W0l`l¢B t0 lHY On `Haldiman<l Bridge showing: Whether new ideas. He I congratulatul the d , G ’ owe
table of the House, a statemenii , the contract was let by public com-~. (Continued on page 3-) r Ven by Gorge Turner took the
Ma`ny_.fIuesfi'ons From the Opposition, and Answers Given.
Mr. Palmer Moves Address, Mr. Laird Seconds.
Mr. Mathieson Replies. Adiourned at 6.
The Speaker took the chair at 4 ol all moneys expended by Win. Lav- pe
o’clock. _ _ ers, Road Inspector on public roads de
MR. MATHIESUN asked the Hon- or other public works between the fl'
ourablethe Leader of the Governmsnt,i30th day ol September, A. D. 1908 sp
what progress has been made during and the 31st day oi December, 1908. llc
the past year in consolidating the Were the said moneys expended . by p0
debt oithie Province? Have any and public competition or how otherwise? respect to the same. Was any and
what qotts been made to negotiate State how much of the said money wh
the Provincial Debentures and with has been pa d, when and to whom re- th
what result and at what cost 'I Had spectively, Are any and what amounts sp
any oilors been received by the Gov- still owing in respect to such work
ernment for ithe purchase of _deben- and to whom respect velyi. When was only too happy to su l the infor-
tures and what were the prices oiier- the work done in each case‘? Also all rn
ed 7 What price did the Government reports, returns, letters, correspon-
ask 7 _ . _ . ,dence between the said Inspector and
PREMIER HASZARD, said the the Commissioner of Public Works `0-r Bio
question would be answered when an any oiiicer of his Department in re- ta
answer could be prepared. spect to such work. ‘re
MR. MATHIESON inquired of the HON. MR. CUMMTSKEY, gave the
leading from Hillsborough Bridge to MR. MGLEAN asked the Ooimnis-'as
Southport between the lst day of sioner of Public Works was the Bridge tu
January, 1908 and 31st day of De- at Souris West constructed under the
cernber,.190B. If so . how much money contract 7 If so, . who was the con- attended the Short Course of Instruc-,
was expended to whom was the some tractor ? If built by day's work tion at the Agricultural College ati
paid and when. When was the work who was the Inspector? Who were Tr
let? When was it dons ? Was it let lemployed on the work ? At what rate one
ny same answer as to the previous ques- .answer as first above. n '
public money wap spent on the road tion. l MR. `MA'1`l-DIESON for Mr. Wyatt E U 
of wages ? How much was paid t
- o tem
wise 7 Wihat was the nature off the each person employed 7 F'rom'whom students.
B silly was the material purchased and what
amount due thereon? To whom and prices were paid for each class of me
h0W 11111611 in 680l1 04158 7 A180 f»0 lay material. What was the total cost ?
011 £110 l2Bl1l9 0( ills H0056 All rs- Also to lay on the table of the House
ports, returns. contracts, letters amd. all reports and returns and oorres- to
parm in respect to said work. pondenoo relating io this work.. so
HON. MR. CUMMISKEY-_A state- HON MR. CUMMISKEY-the same the
ment will lie prepared a.nd liaiid on answer as nb0v¢_ me
the table., It will take considerable MR. ARSENAULT asked the Com- the _
work. ,missioner of Public Works to lay on death and was pleased that some 'new PORT ELGIN, Feb. 8-(S ' 1
I to Inquiry and Suspected
Woman Suicides.
titlon or how otherwise. If 'oy ten-
r, how many tenders were received,
cfm whom and for what amount rs-
ectively 'li Also the plans -and' speci-
atlons of the said work and 'all re-
rts, letters and correspondence in
at amount paid for extras? Was
e work performed according; to
eciilcation 'I _
HON, MR. CU-MMISKEY-Would he
pp y a dog.
ation but the inquiry was not dat-
ed. -
MH. McKINNO.N asked the Commis-
ner oi Public Works to lay on the
ble all petitions and correspondence
n.irvey"between Lots 61 and 59.
HON. MR. CUMMISKEY--the some
The following, morning Mrs. Wwin-
rd committed' suicide by poisoning.
_-_...___
ked the Comm sslone? of Agricul-
re to lay on the table ai return of
names oi the farmers' sons who
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May Die As Resultof Sleigh
Being Thrown Over Side
of Bridge-
uro last sessioni. The amount paid
h student and the method or sys-
employed in the selection of such]
HON. MR. RICHARDS-A state-
nt will be prepared.
February 8.
MR. PALMER moved the House in-
comrnittee to consider the draft
dress. l-Ie spoke of the return of
Liberal party to power at the
e elections in the Dominion and in
province, regretted the losses by
niiiisi wiii ixiniss iiiiiiis Hull if Sun 
-iiiiiiiiiiii iinuw isdn   il lllilli lllii  i';;i1“i;
- _ believed the girls Martha and Lizzie
an_- 1_4
. ' . ' - W -l
Complain That Roosevelt Swollen River Rendered i=;..g.._ .A i=.........i.,.. J,.......,,30-i. i... ruin... T
. - Pi a coo i. o . mi- ci
Fav0fSlaPan°S° and N01 Bridge Unsafe- "N010 M0§.f.°“Zf'1.‘1i`§......f...°°'€l.."
, , gg   ,estimates because, while lienvy rc- ` ' . 'l 1 , ,,,m,,,,,
' ' ' A ld nd W. K. R . fl
Other Asiatic Peoples. Action of Driver. “ “ '°g°"  _ t,"
S
1 t MATCH   valuable branches, the salaries of thc is iilisolutely necessary lf U19 "mil"
5 . ‘ _
LOS ANGELES, Fel). 8-(SP€ClBfl~)"‘ - e
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ga
SAN FRANSOISCO, Feb. 8-(Spec-
ial ~ weru nese organ za on
) P0 I I Chl 1 tl Sl T
arriled away several Pls” Of tm
ailway bridge Just before the passes |
i
have prepared a strong memorial c
which is being forwarded to Washing- r
tan, protesting against R0osevelt’s
discrimination in favor of the Jallllll-
es- to the 'exclusion oi other Asiatics. |
The memorial declares that |Roose- W
veit eagerly insists that the JBli>B1l°9°' w
be admitted to Ahierlcan schools. but
y attempted to warn the engineer
y _ i Y blind staggers when crossing a bridge.
be Arrow River, swollen by floods,
r express approached.
Crowds along the river bank vain-'
ho when the signals were noticed
as able to sf-OP UW tram'
Other members of the crew i\1l'llP¢d'
unhazdingly disregards Chinese claims Ito, safety but Engineer Bal<lWlll 'R
in similar treatment. plnokily opened the throttle and safe- In
lv
ra
=---»_--
Miuard's Linir'n¢'_nt,CureaDiSl9llll‘°"~ This was an anxious m°‘m°“t‘ for n
 i the hundred pu,~;s~engersi_aboard.Vi W .
hauled thu neavv train over lhsi
pidly settling bridge.
__l- '
IIEST BUILDING
THE IDIVGTIIE WHOLE WORLD
- - ii win so 0ne ol the
is in New York City and
Sights on the Big Free Trill- '
are elected to The Guard»iain's his
free trip wrll he/ve the pleasure Ol
seeing the highest b\\ildi`8 ll* Uh”
World. It ls the Metropolitan Bulli-
ing and li iujhe great New Y0l'l¢
city. 1: io 1:0 not iiigii one is oc-
cupies . p ie ii-dia the #wad
iioor wlziemogn fgetf bi"i¢»"tdn-
All pUl~s<A`d"'ll7Ml‘ii¢' la ballots are
i'e.,uo|`t¢'lnU@ l]`;]j‘§§ ¢QBn`i_"ili"'tll‘5° f°'§'l1'_
lair irfdll'  llllkdallillfas Seve"
ral hnveT';'f|*i`\Qf_li`frfYe0. 'ill ' ld V'
1‘hi.ii‘iino{l‘ 0liil_"i§ ‘fi`{tii’r'\" be f°\ll1<l
on pogo't`ive oiftiiin mas."  '
riis iialieriiiiuil contain nie some
and Address or the candidate and not
'rio oieiii iiovny i-viii-is lem’ "I" E?.°" ‘,1'§°f°“"”°‘f'.’“°“ '-i.”
. 1 o " "
um 0|. “',¢i~“§g|`5|- unless' thc senderf
and the-candfdntd are the same Del-_
son. .'_‘*" " ' ’
Do not send in nomination coulwllfl
in mistake for ballots.
All "epedial‘ vote!" from new andl
renewal subscriptions recelvediou 'elld
s 4000 votes
5000 "
6000
7000
5
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ifrs H ,,
n
n
vi
il
n
Ras.
The sleigh, with, the occupants was
POWNAL, Fon. 6.-'rho following is will dis. their lnluriss bein: very
the result of the shoot over Judson E severe All three are children of il
JUDSON S RANGE.
lst prize, 1 pr gloves, J D Mc
,Rss --
Bnd prize, 1 man. Razor, F Ken-
d
11°! sr Jomi rn a-is ii-
aro prize, 1 imiio, n. iiioioois. F. 8 ( p°°“')
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Poisoned candy Found Leads H
BANCROFT, One., Feb. 8-(Special)
-Mayo township is greatly excited T
over a tragedy which occurred last vlvlorshi M. P v ‘ _
week and just now reported. lor P ayor rouse and Council-
Jealousy existed between Mrs. Mc
Swinard and Mrs. Grant, both highly A
esteemed. "K
On Thursday g bag of candy was Hu
found on Grant's doorstep by the A
womans brother who gave a piece to the
The animal died and then the finder “A
reported the occurrence to a magic- St
irate. demandingan investigation. Ste
ll" City Council met lust evening;
Ch U il ' '
petition was read asking for 0,
nea
o the Light coiiiiuittce. i
l1_f€l1d Cf .~ ., fur ii rebate of $25
on
yea
mil
vis
au`<
Co
D
were then called on, before they were
hea
ra
nv
ch
D
l "il
I
po
cli
ho
ofll
ction nnd sanitary condition of'I
[IN llll lllllllli
alls on Minister Borden to
p n in s epait
ment is Top Heavy
ORONTO, Feb. B-(Special)-Tho.
obo criticizes Militia Depar'.\_iiui.t
ons for annual training and nccvi;-!0
ary, are largely increased. ti
The Globe calls* on Sir Fred. Bor- Ili
e
h
n for an explanation, maintniniii.;
af: while the Canadian people fiivoi-f
ourtsen cars 0| a potato train were
R;;};,.g_rize 1 tobacco pouche' W' K` derailed near Hartland, but the dam l
sen prize. 1' psir sioovs srmiots, A. use was only slight. l
-llld50l1- The Methodist clergyman here lyavn,
2 MATCH commenced the organization oi ai soc l
evelop ng the ciilizen soldiery, ilicy
bjec’i to thc bureaucracy nt ilttavvv.,
vhich consimeii B dispropoi'tloii'.'Le,
hare of the funds. l
-_ii
CII"I`0WN CIT
. _ ~ ~ Y
pigs iid think that the schools Janice nbout the sanitary condii. 1; i
A D inspected as the lieultli of West Ixerit School he said tht wi K
CUB F- J0llIlS0l1 l1lS0 thinks. "l`he,wii=» not ii single perfect school roi in
. Say Foreign l:s;'.'C.f5n
_ . l~‘rrtin iurim, 11 ..
ctions are made in the apprirpriiv-lArmE(rcm`(m` __) - _ . ~ i
_ _ _ .- , . - 1_- eiuiiitiou
any equipment which are thc mnstlllf-<‘lllllHl». that conipu sory I _A V’
. , ‘ ' ztitu-
adquarters staff, which is unneccs inn (oovcrnmcnt and national. lil
n ibn present educational S!/SW'
liliiiiltolin.
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w’i%i‘.’i’v'ilii<i’¢t’£}’.1ii’-‘i<’ii’i.“i’ii‘iSi.} cHARLoT'1‘E'rowN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, CANADA, 'rUis:soAv, FEBRUARY 9, 1909.
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THE .LEGISLATURFS \   JEALUUSY. Elillllll LIMPORTANT MEETIN
. DOINGS YESTERDAY
mi._*i>__
is Worship Mayor Prowse and Six C
Letters and Petitions Read. Delegates f
Heard. Plan lor Household Science Te
children are brouglit up :ind spend
e ounc (‘liumi>er with Hisl heir sparc tiliiie in well kept, airy I
houses and for tive or six hours ii
B -RTBY. J0l1nS0n, Campbell, Lane, day are forced to be confined in thc h ,_ '. .
Dmald and ~*t9W¥ll`t Present. schools where conditions are cnciri-l \\h.1t would be done with a pupil
Y
different and unicre the r "
ht Y . y a e airoject
 Lower .\ortli River road to all rciiitagious diseases. The S'-bool r
s
rt c _coineiz The matter waa_l3onrd is r?spoi1sible to the prrcnts i
oi the proper hygienic conilidons
letter frm* I-llciiacl Duffy was anvil iucillczil inspection. Halifax* li;-.is 1
it and the number of disc
. uses arc
hm l_la_ll- V . classified and slioivn its they occur, 1
petition wus read acking for n Cliililrcn hav? tliroot. eye or skin s
oss street lictwecn Upper Prince di.-,eiisueq wlii.-li iiiw; iriritiigiuiis, and t
reet and School Street. Coup, oi x i ilu- _---l..il' ;~ -;: 3,.-;» ,audi ',,..U,,,,,,, f
wart said it was iisked for two Iii _ i. i.. .. 1 ,_ il ~.i-i,.c,|y 0,.
rs ago and wus only signed by the  if 1 _-_i _f , H
kmeu. He did not think it was nfl- ' ` 1' i~ »
1 ` _-_.-..I.= i.ns;...ke of ilie
alle 815 Present. (oun. McDonald a.ii°-.wig i.i1,1.oi'Liiii of tvlicrculii is
ed that an estimate of the cost of aiiil ctlfci' A iilsca..e>: in] this Provi' -e
Zllch Sflesf be Dl`€’Parcd_by the Street and the great iliingcr of infection. iie l
»0mml1.tee _and submitted to the quoted tliiit after one iri:.pcciloii l .il 1
uncil. This was carried. been made in a ccrtiiiii school ir -s
r. S. R. Jenkins and T. C. James, were nstoiilsliiiig. M
Mayor I’i‘o\vsc said that as l'i ‘
rd a. letter from the School Board 'ness wus heavy lic- would .err thzitliv c ii
s read for the appointment of a question woiilil bi' tlirouglil u'
dlcal inspector for the City scfllnt ziniitlicr iiiecting. y my ig
0019- _ g _ I DY. Johnson then spoke at con: ii’ 1- \\'|iii~ll \vrl'< iiizi, :;ii curly nnil which
r. Jenkins then presented his cnsoyablc lciigtli. Ac the Ma.yor’s reqii t .i
l`lY BS fUll0W57_ , ihc hail \'i'sitc<l the schools sci
made a study of thc medical in-itinies nnd niiule n general inspci-tl
n reference to ii rcniarl-' b T. _
l
onlin nun in niiiuisini I
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Ex [ai _ Th- k. D __ Angl?cfnFasiir in Wiiiiiipi ii
\v1‘~i1\'u=i-:G Feb 8-i-qvsfhlll-‘
ii huiuliiy created n :sensation iff' K0
~ inst ihc
(ms me to bc protected nga* t I
_ - . ' i-_.1 ii -_
lvusiou of fi-llcllsu bor" mtmll L Z `
- -» it i cz
The sermon was a poutru i l f
'i
U2.
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D`uyAve|»a::g; _ . I ORNING Daily I
rom for 19oz.~ _ Cf'-ich,” /ill?"-fly
`,  Morning Mails. 
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G OF G
Y CDUNCIL
ouncillors Present.
rom School Board
aching Submitted
in this Pity und in Prince of Wales
_'allure tlicre ure only two.
Voiiu. llilcy iislierl the delegation
ow the thin' uiulil lic carried on
ivliou ioiinil iliseiisul 'I Di‘. Jenkins
vplieil 1.l1ut villeii u pupil was found
n iiuy uuy disciiseil, the teacher
imiilil be iixsti-iii-ted to send a note to
ll-‘ p:ii'0i;tr, \\li<i would lie asked to
imply iliu fiiiiilly l1oi‘i~.i` and if too
iooi' the i`iiy \‘.0'.ild ..:ive to find
1-me way or llic d.,-r-roi- inlglit at-
enil them frm- as they hull often be-
nrc done.
'l`. C. James saiiil ihiit hc cliii not
iiuin that the siinitiiry crincifions
were nt all pciifcct but that th iid.-
iiiizs were kept in good repair.
Voun. Htclvarf. thoiiglit that _ _inr-
otti11_ri\'.'ri sli<»iil<l follow in thc triiil
,l nil liirgr- L-itir-ei. Ho referred to the
pcrlcrt \\';itcl` iiuil sewerage systems
‘uml yet it \\'ii.~i not ciiinpulsory for ull
to use ilieiii, _\i.iiiy in thc City do not
so i-itiicr ulicii they sliouldhe made
to. llc i;lsr_» refcriial to the City P.c-
pi rts and iiii-.ml that the reports,
'ru :ii <'i`.’ilil.'ili.lf» to thi- clerk, \\`. W.
l ('lzirl»i', be iiiloliiuil. L‘iiiTicd iiiiiinl-
niiii:-:l_\'.
lr. \\..: miivcil liy Coun. Iiiluy and
uecoiil il l.y i‘i\un. Johnson tiiiit
emiitli lfiziliiyiu n he appointed ns-
(i`<.nli1ilii~il mi page 3-)
1  in iuiiiilil
iiiinuizin Hin
'Fltcrv \'.':is quite an enthiislnsitic
;.f:ciiii;; for ilic initial game of Curl-
ng at the Arena yesterday afternoon,
when many old standbys put in an
niipcnrancc. While the ice was some-
:,_ iirst it became much
c‘°o
cr.:
:.:i:»
2 _i““
I . _ V 2" :L if'..Il "
,_ ,__ Makes ll Necessaly' i\-‘wer inter im ivlicn turning Staines
bi-v 1;" ._ c order of ilic <liiy_uu<i bet-
tr-r play olitiiivziiil. The "riiurln llflllle '
iiiiily liiuu'-lied nrul lilrlorfuir to
tiny.
lUllllllE llllllS lllllfli
ll SHE'LBlllllll llllllililll
31"
llllllWl SHlllll]liS ;
' » i_ety'for the Prevention of Cruelty to; \   
lst prize, sett of bells, E. Mclnnlls. _W°m°“ and Children- lA   l
2n~d prize, box sniipenders, J. D.M¢- L_- '
ae. ' i _
olfld prize, whisk bald", _‘L H. Jud-      i»'l1’l‘..\l\'/\, l~"ch_ S-»-As :ii result ` ri
4th prize, 1 box cigars, B. Gay. 'iiiw».stii:1\1ionf4 by illll f\U“’l“"'l' W"
Bti: prize, 1 neclltie, E. Stewart. l\cml's 1l0I>nl‘tm0l_1l. l"ill”"“"l**‘ l““"
6th lze shavin ati k - ' ' ‘ ‘ ` '
prr , g c , A. Ken   Quite a crowd witnessed the ironic ii”-`°“ Belved ugmnlt six Ulm-‘lj "Ii:
say. of hockey in inn Hiiioiioro rink sat- -iv lvnilrffi “'11” “lil 1"’ °"_°"l~'“__. ‘._
lll"l*‘~Y night between the Staniliirrls l Iirciiili of the Miiucy liimcis f
3rd MATCH. » - `__ A land Stars. The former wcrc victorl- 'lib' l'"1"l"l1 ‘“‘"“`y "L 'L hidm' Im
'mf ”“ ' us hy n score of 4'to 2. Folloiving 'of interesil tliiiii 12 pci' ce;it.“;l;Il11li)‘C_\`;' l
lst prize, pipe n case, J. D. Mc- PARIS F 8__ 1 _ were the teams. nessca will i'nc me u fl\"~' ‘
Rae. I C H? 2' h (Spin) The body STARS s'rAND_.m,p,=i Civil Soi-vants who have siillciwn i
2nd prize, 1 silk handkerchief, J. H.
Yudson.
llrduprlze, Q lb. tobacco, W. K.
logers. ‘
ith prime 1 pack of cards, Geo.
Auld.
sub prize, 1 nine. S. Gay.
Grand aggregate prize Q doa. 1847
Rogers Bros. teaspoons, J. D. Mc-
ncnt literary ii._<l critic, was found
in a railway tunnel this i'1ornin_z. A
It is believed that Mendes stepped'
from the cars under the impression
that the train had reached the sta-
tion, aind fell under the wheels.
A fast game of hockey was played'
y9s@
H. Higgins
R. Douccttc
Muriey
Whitlock
Carver
Large
point I, Grogory l
(‘.. point T. Stewart
L wing V. Gregory V
R. wing Gregory
Rover Ingram
bi-Mm
R. Dnuccttc rioorcil both ;,:r»iili~i fiir
the Stars.
0 lim 8 >1‘1l lim 611009. flll Uml H. Morgan goal I. (lninpligll illegal riitci: of iutiirvst.
Minar<l`> Liiiiiiieiit t`iir<-‘- Collis .»li~_
  RUM AND DRU
Slll<}I.Ill,'l"l\'E, Ont., Feb. 8-The
niiist slioclting tragedy ever known in
this part of Oiitnrio, occurred on
Suiiilny. George Stewart, becoming
violently insane went to John Span-
liouse'A bi,-rue armed with “_ shut grub
nml axe. Spunhouse was shot <le;ii’._
Mrs. Spunliouse nn coming; to her
li\islirin<l's iissistiincc wiis sliiit in the
cy:-. Hlir- is still ulivn, but firlally
hurl. .liiinua Spzinliiiusi- cziiuo running
rio\\'iistiiirs, anil Sinwiirt liurini; em-
ptied his gun, cllihiicd him t-i rioatli,
licutini.: lii,~; iii-nil to n pulp. F-tcivitrt
then ilr~piii‘t<><l, :irirl giiluf' aloulr the
riiiirl, virwitiiil l~Iil~-:in l'riuiid's. There
lic ztlinckrri th" I'-rw ‘inf-per nnd llr-
cil iiiiiii, terribly iii_iii:‘inrf both. Therlr
i»i-im-,i-y is il<»iilitf\il_ Slcwixri finally
vliiiiivil huiiii: and is n\i'.\' ii\.dr'r ar-
rest.
i\liiiiiril`s Liiiiuicnt l`\ii'::'. (1 irgci in MW
GS RUINING
_., __,.¢_;_`,§,[ hs.. of
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Special' prize, donated by J. G.
Jqgnkgon, for the man mimmg the
greatest number bulls eyes in three
matches, (lighting shots not counted)
1 tobacco jar, J. D. McRae.
between the Printers and Grocers last
evening at the Hillsboro Rink. Not-
able among the players were Duffy, a
Duffy, Rodd and Mclnnis. The score
THE WOME
L. Newson and P. Largo failcil to
ppear and each team played aix
en.
in
2.00
2.25
2.50
|»
or
8000
9000
0,000
'gllpgeriftos for the some 118,*  `l,'5§°£l
Ptdiecltaatga “vm yy", renewal
alter February llt and until the con~
Hut closes entitle ’|'ie candidate for
"ll0m thc; are llitended to thollllllmilll
°l ballots as per liiiov
rnvliieil schedule;-
- ~- "1i,ooo '_
,, " "12,000
.-A  '»»  °:."':.‘i‘.‘;....““fi...ri2
$11.00 new or renew SM” ,_ _‘hr
any person and to al1Y~  ., I
00 votes and each Ml W’
2.75
~ i tion winning iopojox 'ro vom.
Qggzfsgipgiyng -can bd l0l1}lf~l-Fil; Flu'
iil`y”oi- in bulk, nil yptili, Will .l’°. 'P'
“gnu w '"¢p’§Hndida efrv l_'°ff\1*9¢‘
qi by the sender, accordini to . ,U10
hedule above.
”The Subsc1'llll=l°° °“ °°'ll°‘ dgiogf
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peln The Gus/rdian of Febt‘\IBl'!- 4.
1909 the black border surrounded but
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in matter and date below t e bel~
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(Continued on |1080 3)
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ended 3 to 0 itn favor of the Printers, Iiny Driiiccttc nuii Vcrnic iircgiiry
_ ad n friendly scrap.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.
I-lm 1
Memlbers oil Lodges Eton audi Prince
Edward, Sons df England, are rc-
questevd to meet at the residence. H .__ _ . .. __ _ ...-._;. ~
R. W. VI-Iogg, Brighton, this alber-
. noon at three o'cl0ck sharp to at-
tend the funeral of thc laila Sidney
J. Allilpn. '
By' Order
H. Mi. CHANDLER
Campbell played a steady game
`|`_3is`»‘F,:Si§Z§?.§{"6Eioii§' 
1 City a gold liar brooch havin:
"Jack" Ingram played a star gnnic ,‘l°g°"°rf‘”Y ln °hi1d"°" Wm* the “"ll`ll i
‘ - '~ for the Standards scoring two of thc ing ‘l"`l“"`""l bl' Mrs* Ophvliil Alllihll
end of thc state training sclioill for
girls ut ilcnevii, lil., in an iidilrcss
‘aio em mst icon womens oiiii..
n goB|_ "Ain-. ' .. i for years has iliirnislird
icondltiouii peculiarly favorable to dc-
. ,.. _ . . ‘  l d .Alh.;"I‘l-`
Minard ei Liiiimcnt Liircs l)iplit'noi'ii\.  llilfccc flfethglrsvergirrf Ammfl
" ` " ` " ' ' " " ican citizen has man-.' aspects bcnringf
Condensed Advertlscnlznq on degeneracy in gona-ral, and vice,
'*°iTr;;§.T6;,“;i““.“T,;)°-°"° and crime in particular. Lust for
, l
,wcal'th, desire for social supremacy
ninbiiion for fame, love of ilispliig.,
l ii- lioiiri-i, lack of rest, excitcniurv.
D three Pflfilml llfllfl Clllll llflllifles- thc consi|iii|iii: ii of nlcnhul~-- cspcfiiil-
U _ - mst- °P- Finder rewarded by returning to Mrs. l|y by won. "Hull gf these f,,¢t.,,<,o
`  Jams llemlfshen -'7 Gfsfwn Sl- ‘wmim io -.msc A -iisiinely .mini
____ _______ _ l’_T_9,‘I§lPl lean disease. L _ 
I OST, ladies' gold watch in Arenal '~'The American woman of the fash-
_ 1:; _  ___ _ _ ~_ J Rink, or between there andllonaiile set lives in ii, whirl of un-
*--*"' ""'*` ' " """"""""“""-“*‘_*°‘ co;-nor Weymouth and Grafton St. ,healthful stress and excitement. She
CHICAGO MARKETS 5,21: .t;3;‘;er:‘°:.\;re'tr°3gl?.:r,;:k lo tg; Finder will be rewarded hy Miss Isleeps too little and keeps her nerves
i
A-iiiiai <i.
onto ao roiirnery 8-(Si»¢l»lJ- ---_ L
'   ..  9 ‘PHE LA'rEs'r News , me inlay who took by mistake A
gtg' I:,€:i:t'"°"   eg: rmsn' or lim.. - set of ladies' squirrel lure from
M "hut  ' ,  110| 'rHp:1,A'|~p;g'r Ngiwg the Lyceum last Thiiraday night will
M2; corn    53|! y'||¢g'; gf 'ALL please notify The fiiiarilinii. 2Rd3i.
1
m0m|ng_ Mattie Bethune, 106 Weymouth St- lcnnstantly on the qui vivo. She iri-
I
ples and ilruizs for headiichrs and in-
somnia, due to hcr iinhygicnic ni ili-
of life. Sho is often n degenerate and
the mother oi a degenerate-ii indeed
shi- is n nirillicr nl nll,
i (`,fIlI(`/\(}<i, I<`c`iirimr_v T.~- 'l`liut Ani-
Inricun iviuiiuu uf llic liirpe citiis,
,i'.lii‘iiui.;h tlic use iii drugs iuul iiituxi
,Clll1t~‘i. iirc causing an increase .I
N DF AMERICA
"’l":ii: ilrinklup iiriiorifz women D
'gi-il1~n;: tu lie iiiiirii viiiiiirlim tlmn we
:ire \\'illlii;,: to l;i‘lic\'e, and it is one
oi tho iziriitcst dunircrs \\i Iii which
wc are ciiiilrunt<‘<l today.
“'l'lin hurry :ind fret of Aincricnn
llfc arc turning out degeneratcs at a
rate that will one diiy stagger the
world.
f “ignorance aiiil had parcntase are
doing the work in muny insilmccs,
nd girls cuinpiirativcly good are lcd
oil by had men nnd worse women.
"Children who have been well born
and should have been well reared find
heir wziy into tho schools for delin-
uenta, the jails, penitenlarics and
insane hospitals. The heredity of
many of those children is appal'1ng
nnil their cnvirrinmcnt docs the rest.
"Wei have received more tlirun 1,400
,iris into our school, nnd with fcw
xcept.iiins they have hitn children oi
alchiilic inlieritencc. Ara they to be
bliimed for the circumstances sur-
rnuudinf; their young lives 7 Not a.
all.
"Thi number of moral inhecilcs
that como to us is simply appaliniz,
nnii you liavn object lessons enough
rirht here in Chicago, New York and
other cities. Degenerate theatricalg
him miich to do with lt."