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March
i,
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and
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Headaches
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Wtt
Adrocat,
NX,
write:
"I
had
euffred
for
yean
frdm
dyjpai
and
dlny
hud-achts.
After
Ukirg
two
bottle
of
Burdock
Blood
Bitten
I
felt
like
different
vomtn.
My
headache
disappeared,
and
I
oan
now
eat
what
I
like
without
that
terrible
indifeatioa
I
luffered
after
overy
meal."
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eale
at
n
dmr
aod
ieartl
atoreel
iuuf.tlur.d,
for
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IS
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air
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Tuesday,
March
1.
19?2
Some
of
the
best
newspapers
in
Canada
are
in
control
of
the
Southam
interests
of
which
William
Southam,
whose
death
was
recorded
yesterday,
was
the
founder
and
for
many
years
the
leading
spirit.
There
is
not
a
second
rate
paper
in
the
list,
all
taking
a
leading
part
not
only
in
the
dissemination
of
news
but
in
the
formulating
and
supporting
of
public
policies
throughout
the
country.
They
are
newspapers
that
command
respect.
Mr.
Southam's
idea
was
that
a
newspaper
might,
white
supporting
a
political
party,
at
the
same
time
be
ready
at
all
times
to
recognize
the
good
points
in
the
other
side
and
give
them
credit
and
also
criticize
its
own
party.
All
the
Southam
papers
are
independent
to
the
extent
that
they
are
not
slavish
supporters
of
any
political
party
or
person.
The
Ottawa
Citizen
is
usually
looked
upon
as
a
liberal
paper,
but
its
Liberalism
is
of
so
independent
a
nature
that
the
Liberal
leaders
are
never
sure
when
they
can
count
on
its
support.
The
Tribune
of
Winnipeg
and
the
Province
of
Vancouver
are
usually
looked
upon
as
Conservative
because
they
usually
support
the
Conservative
political
party
but
it
is
quite
a
common
occurrence
for
either
to
come
out
very
boldly
against
some
action
or
policy
of
the
Conservatives,
and
not
infrequently
are
able
to
secure
a
change
or
modification.
APARTMENT
BUILDING
Yesterday
vt
e
noted
the
jrranting
of
a
permit
for
the
erection
of
a
new
apartment
block
on
Second
Avenue
to
cost
in
the
neighborhood
of
ten
thousand
dollars.
This
will
be
an
important
addition
to
the
Second
Avenue
buildings
and
indicates
that
the
owners
an
imbued
with
the
idea
that
Prince
Ruoert
has
a
future
jnd
that
an
investment
in
a
new
building
just
now
is
likely
to
prove
a
paying
investment.
The
advantage
of
building
today
is
that
prices
for
ma
terial
are
low
and
that
a
structure
such
as
that
now
being
erected
will
cost
less
than
if
built
during:
a
busv
time.
Un-;
noubtedly
this
is
a
rood
time
to
build
if
one
has
the
cash
lying
idle.
QVRIL.
VE
SPECIALIZE
IN
COAL
Jyeu
jvttrrfc
wfilcH'
gives
the
greatest
heat
for
therrtoriey
expendedbeJ'
-lleving
that
a
satisfied
customer
is
tbe
greatest
asset
a
mrrrhant
can
have,
ftisne
us
for
a
trial
order
and
Join
tbe
family
of
ruutcntrd
householders
who
are
using
the
best
fuel
in
town.
Philpott
Evitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
Phone
CIS
WAS
WELL
WILHELM
IS
BALANCED
VERY
WELL
Ancestry
Made
Fortunate
Welding
Keport
That
Former
(icrman
Em-For
Career
of
William
peror
Has
Cancer
of
Throat
Southam
Is
Denied
There
was
something
significant
DOORK.
Holland.
March
1:
in
the
birth
of
the
late
William
was
emphatically
denied
by
phy
I
Southam.
who
died
at
the
week-end
clans
of
the
former
German
Kaiser
in
Hamilton,
to
sturdy
British
par-
yesterday
that
W
:iiam
Ilohenzol-
ents
upon
.their
arrival
In
a
new
lern
is
suffering
from
cancer
of
the
land.
Throughout
his
life
the
splr-
throat
as
has
been
reported.
It
of
the
old
country,
with
Its
.
To
the
contrary,
it
was
said
that
staunch
conservatism
and
toler-
;
the
former
monan
h
was
quite
all
ant-attltude
towards
the
world
and
:
right.
Its
weaknesses,
was
to
be
seen
.
mingling
with
the
adventurous,
ag
gresilve
spirit
of
the
younger
'"
country.
This
fortunate
welding
metals
produced
a
sterling
character,
urbane,
yet
exacting
where
the
best
should
be
exacted,
aggressive
TRYING
FOR
Hwf
irul
th
Rnnfhntn
Prww
Tnron-
I
'fS""1"3
SETTLEMENT
and
unswerving
but
spurning
all
-
means
of
advancement
that
might'
GENEVA.
March
1
The
League
be
selzdi
by
the
opportunist.
of
Nations
assembly,
meeting
here
He
loved
news
work
and
went
at
I
this
week,
wttl
exert
the
tast
ounce
I
m
incomes
wiU
be
levied
o.v
to
Limited,
are
now
two
of
the
he
l"co'
largest
and
most
successful
print-!
fw
tag
plants
in
Canada.
In
1896
Mr.
j
a
W"
T'
thc
for
n,ln
Southam
purchased
the
OtUwa
C1-!
ore
tben.
and
subsequently
acquired
j
mcome
Ux
return"
control
of
the
Calgary
Herald,
the)
.
.
-
-
-
-
-
"ttmonton
Journal,
the
Winnipeg
j
Tribune
and
the
Vancouver
Pro-1
vtacc,
which
publications,
with
the
Hamilton
Spectator,
form
the
group
.
now
known
as
The
Southam
News-papers.
'
As
Mr.
Southam's
publishing
In-'
terects
developed
he
retired
from,
til
of
his
other
industrial
enter-orlses
and
devoted
himself
exclu-'
lively
to
the
businesses
of
publish-
;
Ing
and,
printing.
..
.
,
,
He
wa
a
keen
student
ef
world
:
ffalrs
and
an
omnivorous
reader,
i
The
manifold
activities
which
claimed
Mr.
Southam's
interest
are
themselves
a
testimony
to
his
as-'
tonishlng
versality.
He
was
always!
i
keen
sportsman,
and
in
later
life
he
was
well
known
figure
on
bowl-:
Ing
green
and
curling
rink.
As
a
milltla
lieutenant
he
took
part
In
the
Fenian
Raid
operations,
and
hit
Ftnlan
Raid
medal
was
always
i
proud
possession.
He
was
a
member
of
the
Hamilton
Club;
the
Tamahaac
Club,
and
,
the
Hamilton
Golf
and
Country'
Crab;
a
vice-president
of
the
Ham
ilton
Cricket
Cktb
and
one
of
the
srganlacrc
of
the
famous
Hamilton
Thistle
Club.
He
was
an
Anglican.
;
member
of
Christ
Church
Cathedral
parish,
and
ad
active
supporter
of
church
work:
and
sympathetically
gave
both
of
his
time
nnd
mean
fur
educational
and
xther
public
sent
lees.
Mr.
Southam
had
six
sons
and
ne
(Mufhter;
the
late
Major
Gordon
Hamilton
Southam
comnun-
d
the
40th
Battery.
Canadian
Field
Artillery.
Third
Division,
and
was
killed
in
action
at
Albert,
France,
in
1918.
The
other
sons
ac-
lively
engaged
in
the
publishing
i
nd
printing
businesses
established
by
their
father,
Wilson
M.
and
H.
S.
of
Ottawa;
F.
N.
of
Montreal;.
'
Richard
of
Toronto,
and
William
J.
of
Hamilton.
The
only
daughter
Is!
Mrs.
St.
Clair
Balfour
of
Hamilton,
Ont.
Frenchwomen
i
Franchise
Hopes
Faded
at
Week-end
PARIS.
Mar.
1:
Hopes
for
votes
for
French
women
faded
at
the
week-end
when
the
French
Senate
rejected
legislation
preliminary
to
the
giving
oi
the
franchise
to
women.
.1.,,
I
Building
Head
on
Bail
of
$100,000
LONOBEACH,
Cat.
March
1
Charles
Cator,
president
of
the
Ca
-
llfornla
Building
Federation,
has
been
released
on
$100,000
ball
here
following
his
Indictment
by
the
grand
Jury
on
a
charge
which
has
not
yet
been
made
public.
'
-
.
Seattle
Varsity
ELKS
WIN
Seattle
Indians
Washington
State
College
Defeated
By
Store
of
41
to
3&
Saturday
.
Night
datlon
of
the
heads
of
the
Lon-
j
Japanese
crisis,
It
stated.
ton.g
Jflne
don
Free
Press
who
eventually
'
The
world
disarmament
confer-1
took
hlra
Into
partnership.
In
1877
jence
will
also
meet
here
this
week,
i
HOLLYWOOD,
March
1:-The
an
opportunity
arose
to
purchase
I
great
Rogers
Hornsby.
manager
of:
Seal
Cove
.120
the
Hamilton
Spectator.
With
the'TkT
TV-,
the
Chicago
Cubs,
who
are
In
spring
j
P.
R.
Hotel
J1J
late
William
Carey
as
his
partner
jllCW
1
aX
101
cam
at
Catellna
Island,
played
,K.
of
C.
114
he
grasped
It.
and
they
became'
D
'
first
base
tor
Joe
E.
Brown's
nine
In
.
dales
112
i
i
Joint
owners.
j
KfiiT
03.CllV6i
marlng
picture
baseball
game
on
Play-off
between
In
1883
the
firm
acquired
the
To-1
ronto
Mail
Job
Printing
Company
and
not
long
afterwards
establish
ed
a
printing
plant
In
Montreal.
Thp
Knnlham
Trs.
Montreal.
I.lm-
WASHINGTON.
r.C.
Mr?h
1
'The
government
has
abandoned
!
efforts
to
make
nw
income
tax
retroactive.
Taxation
L.
lit
IIS
117
118
118
12&
133
128
139
131
Grotto
PU.
Sunday
against
an
aggregation
Elks,
winners
of
first
and
second
headed
by
Buster
Kea
ton
BASKETBALL
March
1
Panthers
vs.
C.
N.
R.
Tuxls
vs.
High
School.
Amazons
vs.
Cardinals
Rovers
vs.
League
of
Nations.
Junior
Lea
me
NO
OVERTIME
ALLOWED!
1
$15
126
152
123
120
120
115
114
112
and
i
halves
respectively,
Mill
take
place
on
Friday
evening.
JUNIOR
nil.LMItl)S
Mar.
1
Empress
vs.
L.
of
N.
Mar.
4
Hawks
vs.
Jewelers.
Mar.
8
L.
of
N.
vs.
Hawks.
Mar.
11
Jewelers
vs.
L.
of
N.
,000
Saunders
J
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H.
Chenoski
131
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P.
Johnson
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Stuart
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W.
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LN
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4
TURRET
CIGARETTE
HOCKEY
CONTEST
ENDS
MARCH
5TH
One
try
for
these
prizes
is
not
enough
-send
an
entry
a
day!
1st
PRIZE
.
.
$2,500.00
DM
ttf
ah
(M.OM.OO!
m
h
wrtvi
mmdm
MXala
wMHIm.
Wm
HOTI
Mm,
2nd
PRIZE
.
.
$1,250.00
3rd
PRIZE
.
.
$750.00
Dwitt.
ttv.
(StOS.M)
will
k.
lwM
frUin
mMHIm.
m
ROTI
Mm,
4th
PRIZE
.
.
$500.00
DawM.
tit
abwr
(1100.00)
4H
k
tmr4
mm
rmln
KI.i.
U
Five
of
5250.00
Ten
of
$30.00
Twenty
of
$25.00
Two
Hundred
aod
Hfrj
of
$1.00
UfXt?
Ail
riM
"HI
W
DOCIILtB
M
4.M
mm
Someone
is
going
to
figure
out
tbe
exact
number
of
goals
scored
Im
this
big
Turret
Cigarette
Hockey
Contest
.
.
and
pulldown
that
big
$5,000.00
First
Prize.
You
need
not
be
a
hockey
expert
1
1
1
nor
even
have
teen
a
hockey
game
this
season.
Refer
to
the
sporting
page
of
your
local
paper
under
the
heading
"Hockey
Standings"
aod
la
the
column
marked
UF'
you'll
find
the
total
goals
scored
by
each
of
the
eight
teams
to
date.
Each
team
plays
48
games
daring
the
season
Under
"P"
in
the
column
just
referred
to
are
the
games
played
to
date
and
a
linle
figuring
will
help
you
to
work
out
your
answer.
Start
now
send
in
an
entry
each
day
until
the
dott
of
the
contest.
Approximately
5
games
each
remain
on
the
schedule
of
the
8
National
Hockey
League
teams.
Get
in
before
it's
too
late.
THE
JUDGES
Thejolloving
committer
of
porting
authoritin
hat
consented
t
act
as
judg$t
.
W,
Ferguton,
t
porting
editor
oj
Th
Herald,
Montreal;
Albert
IxAtergt,
tporting
editor
ofl
Preet
Montreal;
L.
A.
Uirhee,
sporting
editor
L'llluilratlon,
Montreal;
James
T.
Fitigeraltl,
sporting
editor
of
Toronto
Telegram;
Charles
F.
Good,
sports
writer
Toronto
Start
Alphonse
Voufjr,
sporting
editor
of
Le
Soleil,
Quebec.
Quality
and
Mildness
urret
CIGARETTES
bnparUI
Tbco
Cm!)?
tt
Cwtda,
UmMaS
Contest
Rules
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u
u?n
to
any
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