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COUNTYLCOUNCIL wmns UP BUSINESS} for permis- from. of his I Dabbey 115 Hughes and .peat `deposits at 1\L`\\|lli`l|'l\t:L. Having considered `the resolution of Councillors v.\IcLean and Williams that the usual grant of $500 bet made to the following hospitals in? the County, B8J!'I'i, Orillia, Coiling-i wood, tl\Iidland and Penetang, would recommend that such grants he made, -provided said hospitals furn- ish, if requested. tfree treatment for 365 days in each `year for any patient or patients committed by, the Warden. The hospital boards; to lfurnislt the chairman of nance.t on whose order the payment of this`; ssrant. is made, with a statement of` time and treatment. name and par-" ticulars of those committed by the \Varden, and that grant be not paid` .sense of honor, and he was regard- LLLXL \I|I` .. ..._c _ he had spent all his life. One of the outstanding manifestations of his life was his particular higth uu (1111:: Au A.\.' ed as a citizen of first quality. Honorable E. C. Drury, a close neighbor and personal friend, re- mained at his bedside till the end. Deceased is survived by a wife. who was a (laughter of .\Ir. and Mrs. Robertson, Knock farm, In- nistil; one son, Britton, who has been attending Barrie Collegiate Institute. Also four sisters, .\[rs., Frank Crre_\', Barrie; Mrs. Hic1:1ing`~ and Airs. J. Ball. Toronto, and .\lrs. W. Chappc-1, Yellowgrass, Sasl<., and` one brother, Henry, of Crown Hill. The until the above conditions are com-i The fume;-;_L1 -111 be held on Iilied 11h- f Thursda_\' (to-day) to Crown Hill` .\\`e recommend that a zrant 0 Cemetem-_ $35-0') W` 1111109 40 We -\ ~I-'11 VV0` .\Ir. J. .\IcCarrow. driver of the` l1lE`t1'S 1T1-Qiitllie-< Of I11`? C01H1l.\`. car that caused the fatal accident,, Th!` f011'>\\'i11'~'v Jllck C\'1'.V mid was on his war to North Bax from Tshltlilvl ' h0tIlD-O11. 11i}\'0_3>P0I1 C0I'|1`t\'isitin_:, friends at .\llanda1e. After mitted to the Industrial School zttittum -dcctdtim m. immC.(1imp1:,- mm-` are charxeable to the COllllIj.'. \\'e have cnnsitlr-red the request of Dr. \\ a1lwin. _t:aol sut'_;reon, ask-7 in: for a raise oi` $100 in salary and recommend that request the granted, to take effect July 1st. 'I"l\nf tho -.1!`-(`nllT'Ii Of . SlZ1IlCG.~i. the Collins tied the attthorities and done e\'er,\'-l thilt! possible under the circum-t He was released on bail ?to appear at the inquiry which will `he held on Tuesda_\'. June Ztsth. l .____m.____j__ --U---`II Ann :11 I f1l\`[ take t-ttect July 151.. . That the account of Collin:-1 wood hospital for $273.00 for at-I tenduuce to .\1~:s. Killam be re-t`et'1'et1 Lo F105 T0wn.sh'Lp. That the fo11o\v'mg accounts |for`, conve_\'in_: patients to the House of1 Refuge be paid: Thos. Rankmt $5.00, .-\ngus Campbell $8.10, Jas.`_ `Thompson $7.00. C-has. Sullivan: .$10.:30. ' That the renuest of the Children's, $10.50. 1 That the request Aid Society Board for $1200 for, general exapenses and `$300 `for bet?` ter z1ccomn1odz1ti0u be granted. 1 mm. mm I-nnllest. of the Simcne z1ccommouz111ou .uu 5luuLv:u. , That the request Foresters for a grant be not gram.- rul ` ed den be appointed nimnbers of tho; `Mother's .-\11o\vance Bozwtl. `That the TI`9i1S111`0I` and the \Vnr-`; I 1 i That no action 1)? taken on re-` quest of the Township of .\Ied0n'L@1' for special _umnt. . That the resolution of Councillors '.\IcLez1n and \\'vi11i2uns to pay to the[ (Continued on page six) ' 1 n0LIn.~\\' mm I 0S'|` 01=`F1(`I-1 "l"`1 ]i.:,;"1L,S1:) ().\' \\'|-2l).\'l`1.~`.l);\Y .v\l"l,`l*Jl{N0O.\'.\' u Lm. who W 1 e1'111i.~'.<`mn has `been zrzxntnd the] nn I-mum, m.+m-u_-can-c tn nh.'=Pr\'(` the \\ (`(1l1( I~`< did not D F0 POST l;.'0il1f.: slow, but even at uuu. \\u::\ _ _ _ , _` ` _ ,,\un:1,ble to stop l)el`0re hitlill" the`i 0-` '``D-\ `'`'` D```` l.-c-y, was knocked to the Lziotllttllg i PC`-I'l11iI~'Si0I\ 1\f|S`b(``11 .`~'1`=\I1tF`(1 1`-leinml z'e11(le:`t'-tl 1111consciou:<. The car`: Postmasters to observe Wedu_es pass mm. me 34,0)-' 1,111 119.; day half 11011d11.\'S. `70I11I1111C111.`~"receivml internal injuries and \\'. lS1l June 37. and C011ti111|iI1.`~' d1l1`5n'-" hurt about the heml and limbs. The?` Jul) and -`\U.` 1.119 \\'i(`k91 Wml lad was 1`em0\'e to his home, given] close at 1230. Mail Will be attention and tztlieh to the spzttched at the usual hour's and the} R,\'_ I-Ios1)it;1L During the p\'(\11ing lobby W311 130 Rem 013911 I111 3 D-111-{he 1'0`-ZILln0(1 consciousness. .-\t pres- fol` the USE` 05 130-`I 1\01d1`S- out his condition is pronounced as being fzwo1`a.ble,.ztltl1ough it will be See the best quality Rubbers and;scme time before he can leave the 'Rubber Boots for men and boys at` hospital. No blame is attache(l to McKee & McDonald ;-1. the d1"1\'0x' of the car ;?;:ai%;Ju1m1s o_r_F wAgoN,. uunuu -\ 1-.` STRUCK BY AUTO, FATALLY INJUREDE V01. LXXII. No. 18. Jllll-`.l(lAll4C I "J te1`1`ib1_\` b ) He was -, where o` 1` Several 1' lunq pier. - bruises o uipossible u but he p (1 morning. 1' .\Ir. Du Hill on .- n 5 .s must .el who was fatahly injured by a. motor car at his o\vn gate. Samuel Dunsmmre Dies In` I-Iospital as Result of Motor Ac-c-ide11t.' `more was knocked At the very portal of his own home, 2!. few minutes after listen- ing to El. sermon in his neighborhood church, Sam John Dunsmore, 11217 tive and litre-long citizen of Crown` Hill, was fatally injured in 21 motor car misfortune last Sunday. Mr. and .\Irs. Dunsmore were returning from the Melhotiist church at Crown Hill with .\lr. Elmer Caldwell and had reached txheir own gate. The)` alighted from Mr. Caldwell s ear and .\Ir. Dunsmore stztrted to cross the road to enter his gate, when he was struck by 21 large car driven by M1`. John ;\IcCarr0w of North 1321) . The big car, comin:.; down grade, (lid not make any noise, and the d~ri\'e1~ did not see the unfortunate man till he was on him. Mr. Duns- idistance and when picked up was bruised. un u'nc ruenhn tn Hm. lmzzniml. ll. C0112-3(.lGI`21lJl6` te1`1`1'l)1_\` Drulsea. was rushed to the. hospital, one leg was amputated. ribs were broken and the pierced, as well as S\'81`8.1 on the head. Eve1-ythiur: [possible was done for the sufferel`, passed a.wa,\' on .\Ionday n\ nu-ruin 0- 1 mormng. , Dunsmore was born at Crown II the '0 April 15, 1859, and where ilegall up. hot` cnonf :11! hi: lift`. One otapublic of isense ied ;1na.ined | , _,1 `Hill Aprll 1:), 1501;, uuu uncle` `he or` .-- ........:..-,: x. .. `.4.-Q Wiiii fsi1 _1T_'1%iIcARi . Ceme1e1'_v. l } the; :cat` ztccidenmt `was way to Bay from" wisitittg After; the accident 110ti~ Iml done e\'e1'_v-| :IIhiI1,I `.vstances. was released }to a:ppe-.11 inquiry jbe on June 0 : .`. E . . [the wholsv world. ;(r1lbr-1"t Lee 111 ];[o:~:1)11'u1 ;`.C()ngg-1'\'-dtiygs that M 1 ' w .' ' ` 1_ , ,_ _ 10 the women. S01` 1` Condltlon 15 I<.1\o1.1b10, women Sm, mp M Drivel ]31z11m-loss. Me Hi fI'=U}0hi5e accepted 11. Demo: D. H. Coleman Reeve of 7 Imns]. A 3 Jointed as 7 . Co1111ty Treasurer. ` .\Ir. `St., .-\11audale, had a. mim-zulous. es- old son of}, 'l`ifIi1`. Gilbert Lee, and Mrs. ten year Roy Lee. 53 cape f-x-om death last Thursdzx :L[tL~1'- noon, when he was 5'1`-ac]: by ai motor car driven by `.V'inLon Q\1zmI7.`| of Painswick. The little fellow \\'as riding on the back of :1 coal \\'ag0n on Essa St. .\s the wa,;m1 passed` _~~. r\`l1Il` `an in:-nnnl` tn xhnx MR. S;`)lUElJ DUXSMORE DOD, \\'1teu He was a lu\.I\. .._v .. motor Q_t1ant7. _rid~in: coal wagon passed Ithe post oice he jumped to the ircad in the path of the onconting `car. The (lrirer, t'nrtunatel_\', was `;;0lllf.: slow, but even at that. was \utta.ble hitting the ` Ltround land car `did hut. he '\ received was 3` The U given " medical 35 - he fa\'orable,. although :l;scme tt`hospltal. The Drtt r,\' G overnment was at- tetnptin:.: to take credit for the` social legislation enacted by the |Conse.r\'ati\'es. Every :.:.reat achieve- ment in the Province was inatt.L'ur~ ated and carried out by the Coti- ser\'ati\`e 1):tl`t_\'. In .\l1'. Ferguson we have a. brilliant leader. one who is capable in every way. The search- tinz reports made have vindicated _\!r. l~`nr:.;ttsott. but now that the ses-' sion has closed his opponents are tI1.`iI`\Z to discredit him. Such cal- mnny cannot prosper, and it is up to all to re::ister a vote against those who are seeking to retain power on such calumn,v. Hon. G. Howard Fergttson The reception accorded Hon. G. Howard l erguson was a tribute to the leader. There was a standing cheer for several minutes. Through- ]out his address he was listened to to db Yeti says only to sh Hon Then tire Con and Rh lengt that This the cred wul Lant pose and in t xvho .[1'Vs. ' EV cityt. [mg ` hz.1\e' :1 s1 drs. . o't \\ omen. andt1OI1 cannot i]-IL 1t 15 Iiacllg S113; (\(I?iass1 H1111 " ` .\.nn+ wnuzt Hlo+1l1l.llFlelrglll1$on Acclaimed as l 1% Next Premier at Big Rally` The strength of Conservatism in this district was evidenced by the enthusiastic reception given to the Hon. G. Howard Ferguson at the meeting in the Opera. House last night. In spite of the oppressive ELI.11lOSpheI`e the Opera House was iD?lC1{(:`d and the closest attention given to the Conservative leader, Miss Constance Boulton and Mr. C. E. Wright, the candidate. `. , -n_.._,....A__ -......,\..a I-Ian `Dy-nv-xv S rh . 1. have ` Barrie and any time he was required candidate, '35 l\L`ll it 1Uumu;_ c-heer when he rose. He said he was not _<._:oing to talte up the time of the other speakers. He wished to thank the ladies especially for the splendid way in which they had or- ganized and were working in this campaign. Mr. \Vt'ight said he had been on the go for five weeks now and was doing" his part. He was gaining condence e\'er_v day. Lil)- eI'J.lS in all parts of the riding were _L',l\'ll1f._` hi111 their support and he was cnntlont of being elected. The questions of policies of the party he would leave for Mr. Ferguson to discuss. If elected, Mr. YVright said he would do e\'e1`_vthin5__' he could for here he would come at once, it` he had to use an aeroplane. Miss Boulton -.\Iiss Constance Boulton said she. was in Barrie on this occasion be- cause of the new electorate-the women. She was, however, just as fond of talking to the men a.s to women. Miss Boulton said she to take an interest in big public questions during the dark days of the war, when she travelled` all over the Province on behalf of Red Cross work. The matter of was a question of habit. and thei women must get the ha.bit of being interested now that they have the franchise. .\Ii$ Boulton said she would like to see the word Poli- tics" abolished and call it Good Citizenship," when every one would' do what is best for our citizens. city, town and village should Stl`0I1f_. active otxgaiiizatioii A last minute o1'gai1iza-i : of wo lll9Il. . .......-....nlish an mnr-`h flllll ..:-.n - becoming_ interested in those issuesr 1'4. \Vllbll|., Luu -.gun.u.u....u.. Mr. Ferguson scored the Drury Government on their exwavagance and inconrpetency. The O.T.A. ad- Ininistrzttion was brought before the searchlight. Mr. Raney win he ask- ed to-day at Fergus to give the names of those who were at the last night party. The direct re-. sult of the administration of the law has been a degradation of the law in Ontario. One reason why Centre Simcoe should now reverse its attitude towards the U.1-`.0. Government was that Mr. Drury had honored his native county by sea.rchin:.: about for another riding in which to run. \r.. Icmcruann '21: nrmdent [hilt in which to .\I1'. Fergtlson was condent the Conservative party would be in power after Blonrlazv next. C. E. \V'1`ight C. E. Wright, the Consewative candidate, was given :1 1'ousin:_' f\"\f\I\iI ...n\,... ho I-nan `Hp swirl hp was Shows Ext1'a\*gz111ce and Incompetency of the Drury Government; O.T.A. \Vi11 `Be Enforced 1 In Right Spirit. M The County Council wound up the business of the June session on Friday last. Several important questions were up on the last day, chief among them being the appoint- ment of a County Treasurer. There were three names considered, Jas. Moore, Reeve of Aliiston; T. J. Simpson. ex-Warden and now Clerk, and D. H. Coleman, Reeve of Inn.is- l. A closed ballot was taken and on the first ballot D. H. Coleman was elected. Jas. Jardine, Reeve ot Nottawasaga, was chosen as succes- sor to Reeve Coleman as Chai-rman of Roads and Bridges. By a good majority the memubers voted in favor of paying the $5,000 to the National Sanitarium which was pass- ed at the January session on. 1922. The rate on the equalized assess- ment t`or the county will be 6 mills, the same as last year. REPORTS Finance Committee That the County guarantee deben- tures for the Town of Penetang- uishene to the amount oi` $16,000, of which $14,000 is `for oating in- debtedness and $2,000 for park pur- nnqac t? gi es whi . nnrl were V _ OI \\'0men. .-\ 1u:L luluuu: ,.tion cannot a.ccon1p1~ish so ` it is I`E1Cki11_ . , In dealing with govex` ysues, Bliss Boulton said Hnent must be jmlr.-<. by 1\\'hi1e the C011se1'Vz1ti\'e 1 in vxnavnl` 1'1-nnu '|(H-Ir; H 2 i Barrie, Ontario, Thursday, June 21, 1923 ill\T7 \.ZlK;'lllL LUI nus.` ion achie\ e- Pmvince 1_0 ried 1'0 L\'. T_hE`1" illizmt V0 I -\'e1`y\\'z1,\'. C0115 ..n,:.` 1.... vinrlirlnfn LIN: pun; uc '. ; , 11: e. 011 Llton ; `1ecto1`ate-Lhe Never, 1e to ulton Jterest `ing 1 travelled 1919, Hydr prodx thirn debt ednm Iiydr 3(1) lars I)rx1r debt T1` four impr . R '1`:-pa \: un ;-',zLu r much POW my J.lVIA4A\4I-4 llA.h\4 ..-.,-.` 5' good The road policy has been ext1'a- - vagant. We are all favorable [0 pg '0uld zen5_ good roads, but we are not getting mum value for the money spent. A goon H ion road p1'og1:arn was stunted Sir)o mm_,Ja1nes \\ l11me_v, when 4:30 miles of. am1{1ir111il< lines was outlined, this to be`. [extended to the coumies and IOWII-1 AL is- ships. IL was proposed to spend 301 \-em- million dollars over 21 period of \'e' cm-(V1.[,\`e:11's, \\`hich would have given zide-E 1` .a5lq11:1te roads. In the three ye2u`s_ol" ` ,' 1)}-Itlle Dl'lll )' ('ro\'ei'n1n(-'-n1 4'. inillions`? _Sm-.1lnu'e ho:-on spent. and on exau1iiiIix1.L{jl )1`u1-\-1`:ll(-3 roads one is at a loss to l * : E . l GI. miwhere the lnonegv has gone. Hon.` hr,-7{Big:s tells us their are 784 miles` threelol hz11'(l su1'l`ace(l ioncls COI11p1(*IC*(l,f leg-l(.h;l)11l 470 miles or this is just ordin-51 5ocin1l21l`_\ _:1'a\`el rozuls. Roads in SOIIIG i 1 Dali. sections cost from $U|J,i)m) to $90; 1 T1193 UIJO a. mile. and the Iiearei` to \Vent- puL:\\'o1'1l1 CounI.,\ one got Lhe more they _i\vc.;,-Y ; cost. Can we stand Lhis extrava-` Cmm_'ga11i pace in road lllaliillg that has _.10Ded been going on? ` . . '0 nun ! u-nnrlpr 'mnr`h at H19 d(>.}`.* lopetl `i\'i11g been going on \\'e cu11 t \\'o11(ler'111t1cl1 at the deb.` 1 m9,wl1e11 the G0\'e1'11111eL1t has to pay so le to s tl1e l`f.1'age some 1 not have 1 real fran- timent can`: and and [ran- as .` tl1e )_\' :hie\`e- Z111L'll1`- 5 1':.:uso11 \hi:.:h for s11ppl_\1iug brains, 11ezu11ly two million dollars was spent in this way i11 the last three yeztrs. When t.he P1'e111ie1' took ollice he made up his 111-ind that Hydro Radiwls Wm: all wrong, and he paid $650,000 to 21 Go\`e1'11111e11t Co111111issio11 1.0 say that I-I,\'d1'o Ratlials was 1\'1`ong. Now they have a Royal Com1111iss;io11 t1*yi113_' to (liscretlit the Hyclro Co111~ mission. This commission has been at \vo1'l: fo.:' fteen months, with a staff of 58 men. some of them draw- ing as l1i:h as $120 :1 day, t1',vi11g (liscredit tl1e H_VtlI'0 Com111iss-ion. 1Yet in his 111z111it`esto P1'en1ie1' D1`11r_v he is behind the I'I_\`dl'0. The 10111)` co11tr'1l)11tio11 he has ever made Ito show it was to spend half :1 mil- lion dollars to try to (lisc1'erl'it, it. .'l`h:~1'e is not one piece of co11st1'11c- nivvn Icuvicl-alinn (I1I1'in hi: tm'111, ib- "as he tld` I0 1' 'ed she - . u um ,years we nd the *re` `, Treasurer l million :IJllA= utlvsn .. The housekeeping account had amounted to $10,000,000 during the last year of the Conservative Govern- ment. The new leader said this was too much, and it must be cut down. Well, in 1022 we find this account reached $38,000,000, just double. LNI uv u......,.... That $10,000,000 extra is added to yottr taxes. Mr. Drury says you don't feel this, he even says you d0l1"t pay now distinct taxes ti, but fteen have been im- posed, until evc-r_v known t'orn1 oi taxation has been instituted. \\'c feel it in the municipalities. An insurance ageiit can't go out and do business till he pays a tax, you can't buy a farni or a house without, paying a tax. The burden of debti carried by t.he connI.:y in 1010 was $07,000,000. The Prime Minister said this was enormous and steps would be taken to reduce this" amount and provisions made to eliminate the whole. .~\t`ter three, debt has in- creased to $243,000,000. \\'e are not blaming: them for all this inc1`ease. 01' the $07,000,000 in, 1010, forty-three million was fort Hydro, and twenty-three million for! T. & l\'.O. Railway, both revennei producing` enterprises. This left. thirty~one million non~productive Ot` the $243,000,000 indebt-' edness now. 118 inilltiou is in the Hydro and 25 million in the T. & N.O., thus leaving 100 million dol- of nou~productive debt. The Drury Government has increased the debt by 300 per cent. \\'hy Debt Has Increased The Province has lost between and ve million dollars through improper nancing. The Provincial has left the nances pretty much in the hands of brokers and bond dealers. In two years ten dollars was lost to the Provin 9 through taking the advice of bont. dealers. The utter incapa- *cit of the Government has plunged the Province into debt. ....;.... DE V I11` lll\UU I lit) AT R. _l[._l_lOSPlTAL Address to Gradttates By J. P. Downcy, of Orillia. Graduation exercises, the one social event of the year at the Royal Victoria Hospital, was held last Thursday B\`(-"lllIlf. ,'. Seven young ladies were ttwarded their nurses` diplomas, or their passports into homes in any country, as Thos. ljeecrott, piesident ot` the Hospital Board of Directors, put it. The lower hall, the ward where the presentations were made, and the adjoining rooms, were pr0l`use- ly decorated with snouwball". peonie.-1, honeysuckle .anl large, askets of ferns. ` Promptly at 8.15 the seven grad-` times. in unit`o.:'n1, followt:-d by Miss 31. .\lc-Lennan, the superintendent, tiled into the room and took their places at the front. Thos. Beeci-oft, acted as chairman and briefly wel-` comed the large. gathering. Then a pretty scene took place. children, each bearing a bouquet of Ophelia roses, marched into the room and presented the bouquets to the graduates and Miss .\IcLennau. A wealth of sound advice of a- practical nature was given the, _:_:raduating class by J. P. Downey,. superintendent of the Ontario Hos- pital at Orillia. .\lr. Downey began by praising the hospital, which, he said, was a worthy enterprise, car-, ried on successfully year by year. He spoke of its architectural beauty and modern equipment, mentioning that it was a credit to the to\vn. The speaker emphasized that great credit and praise was due Miss .\I. .\IcLennan, the capable Eight small` , huge superintendent, and the medical staff 1,-t.......: H. "mu-lnenincr with rapt attention. Mr. Ferguson iwasted little time on preliminaries. He was particularly pleased to see so many ladies out, and he was go- ing to talk frankly to them. 1% : he could get the vote of all the ladies he would not wcm'y much afoout the n\ (3.11 poses. That the County `gua1`an'tee deben- tures -for the Town of .\Ii(1lz1nd to the amount of $56,000 for addition to the High `School. rrnmo (ha rmun2v . PP 9hr>n- I uxcu. A-`t'ter the 1919 elections the two old parties had the appearance of having been struck by a volcano. A new party came into power and the leader of that party laid ac- cusations o'f waste and incompetenqv against the two old parties. He in- troduced new policies and had a dis- tinct platform. He was going to do away with extravagance. Economy .was going to be their watchword. rnl... 1_........I.,.....:.... ..;...,.....b had ]Ji1E\l'e is HUL Uuu pnrL't: Ul \.'lIl|p3|.lub` 1e14is1al,ion dLLi'ix1g his term. .Con(ienco in Ihe Provice is sh:1ken~ `anti m'.1n,\' are l~:1\'iiiu the 1 ro\"inr.`<=.` ' .\h'. Ferfzuson dwelt at some` 19l1_'.'1h on the Timber Commlission was appoinied by the P1'emiov'.. commission was appointed for, direct DIIFDOSE of i.1'ying to dis- credit his (I-`e1'guson s) acions while he was .\Iin`istei' of Crown Lands. The Commission had pun`- posely avoided getting at the facts, had deliberately omitted to put the witness box a timber cruiser would give the full truth. The ,n,,,. ....-.1 -.. .......... ..:._I.. \ ..v....\,. 3..., ..... -.~.. .,...- (Continued on page eight.) ` so BCCTOI1 Jade , wls `V1101 [03 say mnisssiont Barrie ` ro with '21 VI ms med the diamond m ` xture 3 nal SO01`: m1iss~1'on.I10 the 111 e1'D1`ur_v:as the la 10. '1`he'be more I 'e1' came to ` ,1? mems. ; :1'erl'i1`, tors had cm1st1'uc- with run xis we next 5 into :1 I r0\"inr.*<=.`in the 1' s0me`Ihe pal mmtis=i011E dou;b1e 1: B.-\Rl{lE LADIES \VINNERS K OVER MIDLAND AT GOLFI I The rst of the games of the! County of Simcoe Ladies Golf As- sociation resulted in a. win for the Barrie Country Club on their own links, when ten ladies motored from Midland on June 20th. ` The an.-\..nn - DUUI Cb - Barrie Miss I. Creswicke 1 Mrs. Leslie. . . . .1 Mrs. Hamilton. .1 Miss A1'dag)h. ....] Mixss :McC.a1'thy . . .1 .\Iiss E1_;ood.....I Mrs. Stewax't. . . .1 `Miss-B:u`\\- ick. . ..] .\[1'.<. P1u`mme1'. . .( .\II's. Beatty. . . I SEVEN GRADUATES H V. HOSPITAL I EI.I<]C'l`lON RETURNS .~\"I.` OPERA HOUSE The Conservative Association has secured the Opera House for M011- (lay night, where the election re- turns will be received. one eve-niiig. passports country, mun '|r\u'::n- hnH Hm xx-nrd whpre [De rugll nulluux. That the County guarantee deben- tures for the Town of Alliston 1,0 the amount of $5,500 lfor water work extension. r1m..+ {ha r`nunn- rnmrnnfmn dr-.h4=n- .u50z11`(1 OI 1J11'ecL()1'5, puu u. lower hall, where sn0\\1bull' large Xztsliezs (ferns. 7 n....m.~.n.- 111 Q 1-". Hm znvnn m'nr1-| I l('.`1'11 at grad- uates. `)1. iled their! .places Beecroft `acted briey wel-`I small! a huge` to \ u-onnh nr cnnnd nrlvirp nf _\1c.Lennan. ` the` Dowue_\',! of egan lrw n1-niainsr Hm hnsniml. which. staff] who have lectured class. I U'1"l-Ha the graduating nnnnnn WT?` T)0\V] )GV. 5:.ur.1;._'c uu AJQQLN V... P. VanPatter asked for permis- sion to place and operate a gasoline [curvh outt in front of his building on Elizabeth St. l Petition fron. .\Iarvin Brown and `others on Tiin St., asking that l!=.II`eef be oiled from Essa to Bald- \_ nlln 1\r\r xx:-..uu ;-.4..-- 1 On Thursriay of last. week Mr. IThos. \Va11e1' df Uidhursv, shot af `larue bear in the bush on Can. 4,; \'<,~.~:pr21. U1`. Bruin Wns (1l1i}7.}j.' (.i11-`, inf; on the czwcas of a :~:h:-op when; 2 Lod 3. L: nmicu-L1 by M1". \\'a11e1`. The f`:1`.' shm pr*~neu'aI(-d the heart of the` '-hour and all wu:< over. The b:--:11`. `which \vei_-_'hr~d 1;:-I\\'(-m three zx11 `four htmdred poun(`1:-', was s:1-:`1111v.e '3 `by 311`. \\'z111eI`. 11 rc-.p:)1':c1 that` Wthere are several more in ihe t1;s~ 301` JBARRIE BALL TEAM Egg: 1 trict. In . I 1 ? ` $1 SHOW BETTER FORM%%`: mass. ` This, continued Mr. Downey, is `the red letter day in the lives 10f the seven young ladies who are ,,~.,,,...._.-4 -.. ....,.,. G1-n\ I-Tandcd S111'p1`is0|` \\'he11 Locals Y\'i11 ]3_\' A 3 I I | I E 1 5. \. ; lug` bt-ore. broke into the win column vengean-ce when they t.t'itu-` Beeton nine on the local in a South Simcoe League yesterday at'tet'noon. The score, 15-4, ltardly does justice, to merits of the Beetou team. as the latter appeared at times to` be or less out of luck when it: getting hits at Critical mo- A couple of times the visi- the lugs fully populated 1'uuuet's. but almost iu\'at'itth1_\' batters would hit directly B`d.1`I'ie fte1ders' hands. and._ in t'0u1`th ft'ztuie, with two on, the paths, the butter hit into at play. m..- .-e_.-.--.t. 1.-...,t...\.. /Incrn'x'n 1 uuu.uuz pxug . I ! 1'c1'ed'n, for their decisive \'ic101`_\`, '|1he_v played the best bull they have 5 shown this season, both o1`1`ensively U and defensively, and bet\veen now '- and the end of the season they are more than likely to prove quite a su1m`b1ing block to several of the other aspirants for championship honors. T 17`1\1n1c huh-Ind Hun hear rrnrnn X . The 1oca1`te:um, however. dese1'\'e]` SHOT 400 POYND BEAR . __-41. wort: (3.\ [eI1S1OI1. That the County :.,'.uan'a11tee dehen-I 1111'es to the Town of Orillia to the a`n1ount. of $18,000 for the cons~L1`uc- tion of concrete pavement. That the County guarantee deben- tures to the Town of 0`z"|11i`.L to the amount of $81,493 E01` extension 01' permanent pavement and sto.1'm cn_\u`Ln'u atvcu _vuuu_=, nu`.-- ....., (Continued on page ve) L. `ifnuns twirled the best gamel ;\Iid1an`d Mrs. Keller ...0 Mrs. Dann . . ..0 Mrs. Grant ..0 M1-s.W. Duncan 0 Mrs. T.Duncan 0 ) Miss Benson. ..1 Mrs. Nettvleton 0 Mrs. Wagg D -Miss Potvin J _\Irs.T_ver pttnuu mu ca,,._|1~)erton bl ear. ' N- W Jno. .\ mug 31011 to e ,1. garage 01 V111 11 mile curvb out Eliza: uting Petitio 0 'ney, street. be win St. T. R. sion to posite h The 1: , , %T.nr1tro :\ thellul ucuuuaca .:uuu. ,e_\v_i Petition from Dr. L. J. Simpson [0S_iand others asking that street oiling gm] be granted on Collier St. f1'01n C1ap~ perton St. to Bayeld, and on Claip- ca.i~-iDeI`l0n St. from Collier to W'o1`s1ey ,v. s*'.LATE sEss1oN HELD 3; BY TOWN COUNCIL Here Sidewalks Needed ; Should Gasoline Stations Be Taxed `Z The Town Council met on Mon- day night and held a. lengthy ses- sion. it being eleven o c1oc1: when adjournment was moved. The Coun- cil wrestled with prolblems that had been neglected at previous meetings and accomplished much. After communications, etc., had been read, the Council resolved into committee of the whole to discuss street im- provements, etc. An wppropriation of $2000 was made for street im- provements in the estimates for this van!` It urn: dpr-irlpd tn allot $250 provements 111 we eSLll11'd.Lu:5 1u1' mus year. It was decided to allot $250 of this to each ward for building new walks or repairing. The re- presentatives of each W!.I`(1 will re- port at an early date the new walks to be laid and tenders will be called for. Ward four, ve and one are in need of ne.w walks. In the other wards repairs are more needed. Several petitions asking for street oiling were dealt with. The question as to whether gasoline filling stations should be licensed was discussed. A co111111it.tee was appointed to interview the owners of gasoline sta.t.io11s to get their views on the matter. _.-.. ..._.a- I... \l\ vs-saw` \lL`\\D uu LIALJ Annuvuuau A request was made by the man- agement of the Opera. House and Dreamlzind theatre that 110 t'u1'the1` licenses be granted for theatres in Barrie. They claimed that the town was now well served as far as theatre seating capacity is concern- ed. The conceusus of opinion seem- ed to be that the Council would not be justified in refusing to grant a. license to 8. new thea,t1'e ill` a, man was \\ i11in_g to invest his money in such an enterprise. sewers. The Committee have exa111ined the following accounts and 1'ecommend| payment : Victoria Iurlustrial School. ..S 37.5 _\1exandm Industrial School 9'-'9. 0 -St- Z\Izu`y s Industrial School -15.0 St. John's Industrial School 278.0 That the account of Dr`. Tanner, ;'.\Ii(11and. re David Hall, be left over _ 1 ..IL'._ ..... .. o : nu` From J. Powell, complaining that `boys are in the habit on` congregat- ing in front of his theatre and caus- ing trouble and being a nuisance to patrons. The Coucil was asked to take. some action. Petition from W. N. Stephenson and others on Eccles St., asking that Eccles St., between Sophia and Henry Sts.., be graded and gravelled. The culvert crossing Eccles St. at Sophia is not large enough to carry spring water and causes creek to overow on the street. Unless some action is taken there will be action "for damages soon. .. .... .._ ,7... 11.. Y Y G.nsv\:-nu 5` win St. I-Iuxtmble asked for permis- trim two maple trees op- his property on ALbert St. `3 ladies of Royal 1`1'u`e Blue iLodge asked for permission to hold Iva. mg day on July 12. (Continued on page four) ) v 1 I ht. `i Marshall asked si0n erect a. sign in `garage on Essa St. 11 1r-..n-LLn.. ..~1-ma` lothers '1`m1n 51., asmug, mu. `street uvin Q4- `..\Iarcl1--Legio11 of Honor..Schu~ma11n 7\\ z11tz-\\'ine, Woman and Song ` R1rnn ..... . . . . .. ...3 iSe1ec1ion--The Black Prince 1 o - . o - . . - - . . - . - - . In 1J1 gvarcn The Niggers Bi.x'tl1da}' , _ , , Li !.\1a1`cn--'1'ne 1\1ggers uh1`Luuu_\ } ...................Lincke jOvertnre---La Roche D 01'. .Brepsant 1 Cornet So1o--T.he Rosary . . . .Neviu \ `Tr `Vivi-un Qimmnn: \|.J0I`IlUL BUIU LHL` I\.|JEul_\ ..u..uu l 311`. Vivizm Simmons `,.\Izu'ch-Fathe1' of Victory . . .Gz1nne ; Popular ` (:1) VVonderfu1vOne ..\Vhi1eman , (b) Runnin \Vi1d ..'.Gixhbs Wa1Iz--D1'ean1 on the Ocean. .Gu11-gl .\IzL1ch---The Royal Canadians 'Hng11n.: ': auuunyu. The elding feature was C1a.rk s 1 great running catch of E. King's 5.10-n:.r fly in Beeton s half of the V M111. and :1 fz1sL double play, D. 1;Emms 10 Dohson. 1; cm`...-. 1~..- :....:....... . DE. JUIIIIS u1uuaLxuu .3-.uuu. .4|u.Uv account for further -inlf`01`mat'1on. That the -Communicaiion of Man- ager of Home for Aged and inrm} be placed on f_\'1e. 'I`h::f nn nr-Iinn the taken in rezard` |,he has shown this year, turning ilmck no Less than thirteen of the ivisitors by the strike-out route. 'I\'eiIher Foran, who 11ea.ved them `over .for three innings, nor his suc- cessor, C. English, who took up the burden in the fourth, were azble to subdue the locals. though the la.-tter Twas. a little more successful in the I attempt. I .u., 4 I . i n_1_1.-.. 4- ._;..._- ....... Filo...`-in K Score by ineetou 1 Barrie . .. B.n'.1'1e-Coope1- cf. Copeland as, Dozbson 1b. Clarke 1'1`, D. Emms 2b, 1-`. ;\I`I11SH`OX1_L 31), J. A.1'mst1'ong c. Carson Li`, L. Emms p. ` -n , ,4-.. -n._.__ _ 1-4,. .4." _ .....;.... .., ........... r. Beeton-1<`m`an `p. Camplin c, Dorsinsr If. C. English lb, E. King Eb, )Ic[{ni:hL ss, Dun11a.xu1 3!), Kane 11', D. English cf. _ ['mpi1`es--Hindl0 and Stewart. of Tho1'nton. Queen`s Pan-k, June 28th. ~ -v m.1__... Communications '&;'oE1 'a'va'11'1'<{u. BA ND CONCERT innings: nnnn Eight Pages be placed I_\'1e. I That no action be taken regartl to colmnunication Ire water power and peat `deposits at Ne\vn1a1'ket. T-Tnvinsr r-nnzidmwhd `the resolution.