The Ottawa Journal from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada • Page 3

TEXnUSOAT, MXECH 1922. MINER HURLS PICK "IT FLEEING SPOOK Ghost of Mine Owner Bothers Alberta BOMONTON, Mar. II ror tha last year or mor, miner and other people of forest Burr, near here, alalia have seen the ghost of a mine-own er named Turner. Some-tlmee this apparition visited the miner while they were at work, and frequently Mrs. Eddall, wife of thaflats Mr.

Turner, ha ghost In and about the koJs. On one occasion the entire gang miner was driven away by the appearance of the ghoit. it waa said today. But one man who lingered long-eat threw a pick at It. which tnade the ghost Tanlsh with alacrity.

On another occasion the (hoet la amid to have chaeed Mre. Eddall round the houee with an axe. The visitation of the eplrit became eo aanoylnc that the Eddall family had to move to another dwelling and aoarcety anybody will venture Into th mine, it is etated. SNAP Upright PiAno Oood oonnvtlon. A great 1 bargain for onljr Tersme arraaseefl LEACH, CLEGG LEACH Cer.

Laarler Return Bottles The high ooet of lap laced and withheld Ottawa Dairy bottlee haa much to do with the cost of milk. Return youra at once. Phone 1188 POTATOES $1-B Tine Per 90 lb. Bag, Guaranteed Sound WEEK-END GROCERY SPECIALS New Laid Egga, per dot 33c 3 dozen 97o Canned Corn, 6 tint 73e Ginger 8naps, per lb. 16o Cooking Figs, 2 lbs.

25c Laundry Starch, 3 25c Check Each Item Rand Picked White Beans, I lbs ISo Larg-o lha. Sao Small Pat Herring. I tine Mo Plain Sweet Blacuita, I lbs. Ue P. Tea.

Ibe He Carolina Klce. I Ibe sac Soda Blacutu, la bulk, per lb ITo PanahlnejCTeanoer. I tine lie I ma Beans, I Ibe. Bo Cora Syrup, 1 lb. tine 1 So I N.

tin Sec Pore Cocoa. Ibe. sac We hare a complete Mock of Celery, Lettae. Tomatoes, Parsley, Cabbage aad all hinds of Vegetable DfxirraiFro parts Phone R. 380 381 JOHN BAMBRICK 60 Osorgs Street Now Showing the Season's Best and Largest Display of BABY GO-CARTS, STROLLERS SULKIES If you have not our display of Baby Vehicles you are certainly missing something worth while, as we have without a doubt the largest selection of the very newest and best makes to be seen anywhere.

We can suit your every want, either as to price or style. The carriage pictured above is one of the many beautiful designs that we carry. The body and hood are of weatherproof fibre cord, finished in grey, ecru, or military drab, and is upholstered in genuine Corduroy. Reversible gear and reclining back. Good easy-riding springs, with ACk Art 14-inch rubber tire wheels: Priced at Va.VV Came la Today sad It'e Ua ta ssrasiaflw ed Bsak ttrsst STORY fDSS NOT QJIOTJEOLN PRESS MDiihone4 DominioD" Article FwJlFlat I.

England i i OND Marct If. (Canadian Prsas table) TJ. dally prM hsr ha given considerable prominence to th statemnts mad la ths Canadian Pftrllarnein by Premier W. I. Jdackensie Klnf and Rt.

Hon. Arthur Mel hen. leader of the Opposition, -regarding the article In Ths Outlook discussing th Grand Trunk- Railway arbitration matter, and headed Interrogatively "A Dishonest Dominion?" The article in Question wai not quoted by any of the financial writers for the dally newspapers, and It does not sppear to have created any particular Impression In other quarters. No appeal by the Grand Trunk Railway Company against the award of the arbitrators has yet been listed with the Privy Council. JOHN GORMAN WILL FILED FOR PROBATE Filed for probate at the Court House, the will of the late John Gorman, well known Ottawa resi dent, leaves quits a numbsr of charitable bequests.

They Included $.00 to fit. Patrick's Asylum; $500 to China Mission Collates, Almonte; 1600 for the Society for the Propagation of Truth: 1200 for the St Vincent Paul Society; $109 to the Sisters ot Our Lady of Charity; 1100 for ths Sisters of the Precious Blood. The estate amount to $36,001.19. Rst. John J.

O'Oorman Is named as ths sole executor. One-third of the residue of the estate goes to Oerald Gorman, son, of New York, and ths other trwo-thlrds are divided squally between Rev. John J. O'Oorman, of Ottawa, and Mrs. Florence Gorman Piers, Pslm Beach, son and daugh-tsr, respectively.

PREPARE GENOA AGENDA GENEVA, March SV The council of ths International Labor Bureau will meet In Rome April 4 to prepare Its programme in connection with the Genoa conference. Hawaiian Pineapple, 4 tins Wo Large Tins, aliced 40c 3 tins $1.09 Bright Hallowee Dates, 2 lbs 35c Toilet Paper, 12 rolls 49o Hake a List SHERRIFF'g MARMALADE i M. Una ase I lb. tine St. IS JAMS 4 lb.

tin Apple and Strawberry Jam sec 4 lb. Una Pur Strawberry and Raspberry 4 lb. Olaa Bottle S7 Pur, Clover Hoacy, per 4 lb. tin etc Buckwheat Honey, per i lb. tin TSe One of.

Our Many Designs in Strollers Thia just one of oar many designs picked out of our line (or its exquisite design and popular price. Good roomy body; upholstered in Corduroy, with reclining back and adjustable front Bereraibla gear. $40.00 www eio Art See Oar Cnaaplus Xaa 4efwaaa Ttomt IMkam MmJ sWtaaa At Wsvsrkr Neighborhood News. THE OTTAWA EVENING JOURNAL i i 1" 'siZr VtAY JJbJKAAO "to lutAlC 1 ff -ijvooUex HAS GOOD MAJORITY ON THE TIMBER PLAN Vote is 59 to 26 in Support of Ontario Government. TORONTO.

Mar. St. Ths debate on ths bill to valltftate the agreement with the Shevlln-Clarke Company was continued In the lf ia-lature this afternoon and evening with rigorous speeches both for and against the bill. W. E.

N. Sinclair and If ajor Tolmle attacked the agreement as too lenient to the company, while J. W. Curry and E. Watson endorsed It.

A rots on the aettlement waa taken tonight, resulting in favor of the measure, (ft to It Conservative Members voted eolldly In opposition to It, and Government Mem-bare eolldly In favor. The Libera ranks were spilt about ewen ly. F. Wellington Hay. leader, roted for ths bill, as did also af easra.

Brack In. McLeod. Rams-den, McAlplna, Clarke, Curry, Marshall, and Mareau. The Liberal opponents Included ths north countrymen, Malcolm Lang, Cochrane; Mr. Marceau, Nlplaslng; and R.

R. Hall, Parry Bound, together with Messrs. Sinclair, Tolmle and Oewart. O. Q.

Hale row. Labor, also votsd among the "noes." GIVES BIRTH TO SON. MUNICH, March St. rormsr Crown Princess Rupprscht, wife of ths eldest son of ths late King- Lud-wls of Bavaria, has giren birth to a son. He will bs christen ad HeVn-rlch Trana WUhelm.

REPORT MANY CASES OF RHEUMATISM NOW Ssvrs wa must siavtp fast dry; avoid zposnm and mt Stay off ths damp ground, arold sxpoeure. kssp feet dry, sat lass meat, drink lots of water and above all take a spoonful of salts occasionally to kssp down uric add. Rheumatism la caused by poisonous toxin, called urle acid, which Is Venerated In ths bow sis and absorbed into ths blood. It is ths function of ths kidneys to filter this sold from ths blood and east It out In ths urine. Ths pores of ths skin are also a means of freeing ths blood of this Impurity.

In damp and chilly cold weathsr ths skin pores are closed, thus forcing ths kidneys to do double work, they become weak and slunrlsh and fall to eliminate this uric acid which keeps ao-eumuiatins; and elreutatln; ttirouirh ths system, svsntually settling- in the Joints and muscles causing stiffness, soreness and pala called rbsu ana-tiara. At ths first twinga of rhennmllsm got from any pharmacy about four ounces of Jad Salts; pat a table-spoonful In a flans of water and drink befors break fast sacks moraine for a week. This to said to slim lusts urle aetd by stimulating ths kldoeys to normal action, thus rAddlng th blood of these lmprr-itles. Jad Salts Is In sx penal rs, harmless aad is made from tks add of grapes and Ismoa Jules, combined with Uthka aad la usad wKk as. cellsat rasults try thsusands of folk wbs saw atabjsat to fsamstlsa.

Usrs vosj bawo a pUassnt, stTarvss-esat Hthla-watar drink which avsr oomss) urlo add and la fesatmdal to your kidneys as well. Th TtMth, ttntod with wavrtaft of cold, throwm to tha junk jmrd. "The Idle Rich" Bert lytelP CENTRE NOW Full Course Meals From 11.30 to 2 pjn, Only 40c. A la Cart steals AM sToar KARSON'S Kl' WlJUv AaXjLtt aXkal) otrCt' kjtW tuX. Vmju FINED FOR THEFT BOTTLE OF MILK Wilfred Fauvel, 94 Beech wood avenu.

a fined $10 and 'i coats for stanrwr a pint of milk from the KTocery store of Thomas Sheehan. Bank street, this moriiing-. For eonie time past Mr. Sheehan has noticed on-, two, or even three bottlee of milk missing from hla morning supply, and though he tried his best he could not make out how the losses occurred. He flnaJly de rided to notify the police and this morning a plain clothe man wa sent around and stationed himself In a near-by house.

Fauvel appeared on the en shortly after eight o'clock and made away with a pint bottle. He a caught red-handed a few steps down thp street, and waa taken to the Police Btation. He attempted to bluster his wav through about It all being a mistake, but the clutches of the law proved too much. DISCUSSING WORK RED CROSS SOCIETY TORONTO. March St.

Representatives from each "provincial branch of the Canadian Red Cross Society gathered hers yesterday for the purpose of receiving; reports to ths Central Council previous to the annual meeting to be held today. The question of administration of workshops for sub-standard men was discussed, following an address on the subject by N. F. Parkinson, Deputy Minister of Ho idlers' Re-establlshment at Ottawa. A proposal was submitted that ths administration of these shops should be placed In ths hands of the Red Cross Society.

At ths present time approximately 70 men cams under this classification throughout ths Dominion, and It was probable that the number would be Increased as weak-neasee and lNnessea contracted In service were aggravated. Workshops are In Operation at Vancouver and Victoria, wnere ths Red Cross co-operates with the Government In ths management; In Montreal, where It la In charge of the Knights of Columbus, the Red Cross, snd ths Oovsrnment; at St. John. N.B.. carried on by the clvle authorities, and In Toronto, where It Is manag'td aolsly by ths Government.

Ths financial statement was presented by K. R. Osier, who reported assets at ths snd of 1U of o0. Total expenditure amounted to for ths year, of which amount 1272,104 represented grants to ths provinces for ths work of Red Cross divisions snd other voluntary societies. The sum of flU.M4 had been charged to membership enrollment sccount, covering ths whols Dominion.

Interest of MM17 and donations of UK. 157 complstsd ths revenue account BRING TRUE BILU A true bill of murder was brought In by ths grand jury attending the spring; assise of the Supreme Court of Ontario this morning; against Mrs. Katrina Pry tula, of Osgood a Station, whs had been ha reed with ths murder of ths Infant child of bar daughter. Ths trial will com-msnca this afternoon. WITNESS NERVOCS.

Dus to her txcssdlnciy nervous condition. Miss Bsssls McKlttrtck. ot Wakefield, could not summon op sufficient co rags at ths Hull Assise to newer questions asksd by Crown Attorney J. K. Oaboury.

She is th principal witness In th cans of Thomas McKlttrtck, of Wakefield, who la accused of a serious ertrna. Aa sffort will road this aftrmam ta twins th wideac. FOUND HOT CrUVTT. Pour me a arrested yesterday by O. T.

R. Constable James Qulnn, and charged with breaking into the atatloa at Carasbad Spring, were found "not guilty" by County Magistrals Joynt. They wer Iona( Paauette aad Km ray Clark. Montreal: Oscar Lsduc. Vail erne Id, and Joseph Can soon, Quebec.

Ths svldsnea conviaced Mr, Joynt that th ansa had not broken Into th station bat were there to keep out of th rain. ICRS, xtMMANt'fcX TASSE. Following a short illnss. th deatk occurred at hsr home en Wednesday of Mrs. Beatrice Tea, wlfa Kromanuel Tassa, it Oar-eno st rase Mrs Tasa was only 111 about ons week.

Sh wa bora in Ottawa 4 years ago aad bad always bn a resident of th city. Beslds bar husband sh survived try two dau inters, Ku genie and Rha. froth whom ars la Ottawa; by brother, Ostas Mil lair, Detroit, and try on dstsr. Mm B. rrecbette, Halt.

Th fuuerai will bs held from bar home. It Clarsnc street, Friday morn ins at iht o'clock to the Basilica aad Kotra Daa wsatary. By Fontaine Fox. ILoX. FIRST 'PHONE TALK OVER 100 FOOT WIRE Private Telephone Companies' Officials Confer in Ottawa.

At ons of a series of conferences for telephone men. taking place In ths Jackson Building today, and specially arranged by Mr. F. Dag- 1 ger, telephone expert of the Ontario Railway and Municipal Board. In- I teresting aldelights on the romance of private telephone companlea expansion In Ontario were unfolded.

The conferences, which have the approval of Chairman Mr. D. M. Mc-lntyre, if the Railway and Municipal Hoesrd, whll of especial value to representative of connecting lumpank-a In Kajitern Ontario and Quebec produce tacts regarding the growth of Independent and connecting telephone plants, not generally known. The chief sptakers thla morning were: F.

dagger. It. V. Junta, division manager of the Bell Telephone Company; I'. A.

McFartane. general commercial superintendent of Montreal; Mr. J. E. Macpherson.

superintendent of the Ottawa district; J. A. Oorrie, local manager of the BeU Telephone Company; T. H. Ashley, of Toronto.

sp-clal agent of the Bell Telephons Company; V. J. Calms. Ottawa, district traffic superintendent; H. J.

Howen. local plant chief of Ottawa, and H. A. Matt ice, division equipment foreman of Montreal. Mr.

J. Macphcraon. tn welcoming; the delegates, stated that such gatherings were of great value because of the pooling of experience, which resulted that could not fall to be of education to ail. Mr. Oor-ris also welcomed ths representatives of the various connecting companies of Eastern Ontario and "Quebec on behalf of Mayor Plant, who waa out of the city on bua.naea.

Mr. F. Dagger, In a fsw complimentary remarks called on Mr. T- H. Aehley for a paper on "Connecting Company Relations." Mr.

Ashley declared the first telephone exchange waa sax a 11 shed In New Haven, in January, 171, while Canada followed on Its heels by starting- ons In June the same year, at Hamilton, Ontario. Ths first message by a private company over a telephone wire In Canada was sent st Hamilton, over a wire 100 feet In length. Today telephonic communication over 2,500 mile of wire was obtainable. In 1900 In Ontario there were only sight Independent companies with 1.100 Bulasciriibers; In 1902, 27 companies with 1,400 subscribers; In 1906, 97 companies with 2.400 sub-scrrbsrs; In 1900. 15 companies with S.OOt subscribers In It years they had grown from IB companies Its 4 companlea.

with 115.000 subscribe re. with an Investment of fl0.000.tt0 represented. Th other addresses were all of interest, H. J. Bowen speaking on eonet ruction and maintenance ot Unas; H.

A. Ms tics on equipment how to find, prevent and curs them. A conference wlrl bs held tomorrow at Renfrew. Two Important Books "Th Mind in the Making" The reiatloa ot Intellltenc sooJal reform, or Jajne Karre, Robinson. Three Dollar.

"Outwitting Our Nerves" A new trail to health. Baaea upon tha actual practice of an amsslnslr suetetui nenre specialist. Tw riftj. A. He JARVIS 1ST B.tWK fntER ri.

sister Car MONTREAL RIFLEMAN WANTS BISLEY TEAM Takes Issue With Officers Offer Criticism. Wr.c MONTREAU Mar. Seresnt Bus, Mont real mo tuber of la it year's Canadiiin lU.ify team, today voiced strung obje-ilont to (he views expr. at tli rt i'pnl meetlnxs of the Iomininn it I fie Association and to ilie statements of General MarBrin. as r.

ported in the local press. Comnientlnj on the reports of the of pfk. V.C., wln com man rt 1-1 Jlisiev team, to the ffTfct that the results oi that meeting- wfre not such as to warrant tint send in- of a Canadisn team to take part Ser-Kant Kna said that if Col. I'eck thouuli; It coet too mu, money "he miht perhapa be persuadfd to return to the It. A.

the Cm ailowanci and tran? p-onation, which would Cut down the expemett ebout 10 per Se recant Boa aaid hp was coninced Chat (Jeneral wax wronj In makintf the statement that the majority of competitor who attended fche meeting were too old for aetlve er-lce. He urged thai men ahould get together without uilnit the term "pot-hunter" and store noum B.OO 6.00 r3fiTAT ill MONET RECEIVED BY O.N.B. CHIEFS For hla serrlcee as president of the board or directors ot the Canadian National Railway. D. B.

Hunna received In 1M1 i.00. mat In dlrectore (re another Hon. w. c. Kennedy.

Minmter ot Raiiwa-e. stated In the Houes yea-Irrday In reply to question. for hli servlcra In different capacllie In connection with the Government line. A. J.

Mitchell received U0.009 In end 13.00(1 In director'1 feee. "Nowadays EICXABD MAT FACT i tJ.n OTEEBi "TJiL. NBW. TORJC Mar. fj.

Tes' Rlokard. Intaraatsw port promoter, acaultted early i dar on oharsts ut criminal aas and abduction, mar have to uad go trial on one of th threw 1 malnlns Indlotment aseurant dlatrtot attorney i Peoe! It is "SALADA" for dinner for supper and five o'clocKTea the Continent wide aid tonlcbt. i "I Intend to looB oareruny caeee." said. "anaK th.v show stnnath In whica Scho.nfeld case waa laeklns. 'VJ lr n- ti' wmmm FRIDAY BARGAINS EXTRA 100 Women's White Cotton NIGHT GOWNS Tea.

stsple mm our 79c 1 Knit Bloomers Women's White Bloomers, medium weight, with (asset, irons elastic at welet and kne 1th lac edslns. Qr value. Fiider Barsali rain JSV Women's Vests Medium welsht for Sprint opera strle with broad waeh ellk ehoulder etraps. Il.tS Friday tlarsaln 85c I'noVrwear Mala Floor. FRIDAY'S Madi in slip-ovrr style, round nfei trimmed with dainty embroidery edging.

Well made and full size. I.englhs 54. 51! and 5rt. Sale Trice. Friday No Orders, Ko CO D.

Orders and Mo Delivery. Just 100 Gowns Come Early. Whllrwrar, tionind Floor. Grecian Treco Corsets In odd llnee snd front and taok leced, enme sisde of rllk bnx-ede Worth up to rrt.r S6.50 Cotwr Second Floor. Women's Silk Hose Fine ouellty.

reinforced heele nrxA aolee. In brown, new anl l.la.'k. II. 6S value. Krlder Barsaln.

pair 89c llK-ri Mala Moor. Talle In shade of pink, mauve. bill, fl.me. etr. ii.a nuulltr.

wrather and waterproof. Krlder iarsain. yard 45c lacre Vein lf. Pare Linen Table Clolhs 10 only Pure linen, heavy close damask. Irish manufac ture, several designs.

I7.fi' value, frlday Bar gain Htvrne Malu IHour. Men's Soft Collars In ellk or linen finish, assorted patterns and shape. Friday Bargain tar SI.SS Ilea's Shop Main lloor. Boys' School Suits JuM It eults In tweeds snd rhevlote. ehade of grey, brown and blue.

Well flnlehrS In regulation Frl- frrj QfT day Bargain U7 I mJO Boys' Shop Main ttoor. 2,500 Yards Marquisette CURTAIN NET 1 9c Yard Former price, inches wide. Fine quality net. PranesUs Third floor. FURNITURE and BEDDING SECTION 9-Piece Dining Room Suite In a strikingly handsome Cromwellian design of selected quartered white oak.

Old English finish, fitted with solid braaa period trimmings and steel glides. The buffet 66 inches long with three compartment cutlery drawer. The ehina cabinet has a S3 32 inch glasa door. The Uble is 44 54 inches snd extends to 8 1-2 feet. The flvf side snd 1 arm chair har full slip seats covered in No.

1 grade CQQP (111 leather. Thia suite is new arrival snd very speeially priced at ipuJr White Enamelled Cribs, $9.95 White enamel continuous poet, drop tde. Simmons link febrlc spring. 4" QfT by Re HITS. Frldey Bsrgsln Oaeel Simmons Metal Bed, Banner Spring and White Label Mattress, $41.50 Douhls, thrs-ausrter or twin wldttv A.

Sim. mons bed outfit "Bout for Sleep." 1 A Former price Ml i. Friday complet iHltVV BeoVft'ac roarta floor. An exact reprodurtlon of the one now la poeaeeeton at rt nuvv. Wuhlflf wnaM.

mis cabinet uount Vernon. has I drawers. ths upper one' being fitted a alldlnc Interior tray. ltvltitt oa either end. for holding work fnstsrtal.

I fitted with class fitting hinged ooror. A t'tul. a rnt of furottar. prtosa al Frrsar $35.00 Wslaut or tn a an wood flnlert metal bed, quare contln- uous posts, Bv tilers; Banner coll spring and Whit KJbsl felt Btsttrsaa. ri rr i III! Ith I TTT ft 0 J-: Ptirey dailr bfad SDvrsii: Genuine Serpentine and Lingerie Crepe Clearing up the balance of a Special Purchase of Serpentine and Crene.

Still aood selection 1 of self and printed over et-r feets to cnoosa irom. aiucs I. Valaes 39cf S5c to 69c. Yard -WaA Good. Mat Collar and Vest Of aood quality lae an set 4 dalntv Slet deelan Toi' etyle.

for wearies with orw or: eweater. Friday r7f Barealn iO Wetawear Mala Floor. Children's Stampel Lawn Dresses sfade op snd stamped tn at-' trarllve deelsna. easily worked, Slsre 1, and I years. Fiider slarsaln OeC SussprJ LEADER Martha Washington Sewing Cabinet In Solid Walnut or Jsahofiiiy..