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oo T0 BOWMANVILLE SUBSCRIBERS i may ten ame Sse ay are Tl mosity the Sy va my 0p: 4k getting' The Times' carrier boy at the delivery rate ville representative, at Oshawa. ; Soumanville Juniors Lose 10 to lin S. P.A. Fixture (By Staff Reporter) Lacking the services of Stuart Can- .dler after the first period, the Bow- "manville junior O.H.A. team was nated from the S.P.A. series ¥last night at the Toronto Avena, "when they took a 10-1 defeat from the Marlboro sextet. The score at the close of the first stanza was 2 to 1, with the standing at the close of the second 5--1. The Bowmanville boys were unused o "to the large ice and had to face a "new team every few minutes as the 1* Marlboro had 12 first class men ready "9 to play, and these two factors wore 'them down, The majority of the Toronto team's goals were scored 7 in the last period, only two being % geored in the first 33 minutes of | play. w Orville "Red" Hooper deserves A +¢ lot of credit for the dozens of hard fast shots which he stopped, being Lo ---- i ---- NERVOUSNESS! !' Disordered nerves are dangerous, 1 Don't let them go, Begin today to pe? "take-- Pes' MERMIMNE "Sold by Jury and Lovell, Oshawa Kodak Pictures There are all kinds of little home stories, every. day incidents that make in- teresting Kodak pictures 10 enjoy mow and years from now. Get your Kodak here Thy re : bi 5 up. KARN'S Drug Store Next to Post Office Ny a unbeatable during the first half of the play, He drew plaudits 'from' the assembled crowd, including Bowmanville fans, who were im: pressed by his work, "Dutch" Osborne made "the lone tally on a pass from Cliff McMullen after 18 minutes of play to balance the goal made by Shrimp McPher- son 13 minutes earlier. Charlie Con- acher then edged in one half a min- ute latter to draw away from the Rubber Town team. Lorne Williams made the first shot on goal for the Owls but it went over the head of the goalie for a miss. Both he and McMullen played stellar hockey, boring down the ice many times in an attempt to score. They did their share of the check: ing along with the rest of the team, which 'interrupted dozens of com- binations by its close covering. It is significant that none of Marlboro's tallies was the result of combination work, but rather of lone rushes. "Shrimp" McPherson, one of the much mooted stars of the Marlboro aggregation, did not show up as well last night as it was expected, , He did not appear to be as fast as when he was playing senior O.H.A, hockey for the London Panthers two years ago, but it is possible he was not extending himself. He was up on top of the nets about 30 times with a shot at Hooper, but only managed to score three and help Conacher score another. This was due in a large part to "Red's" good showing in goal, but also partly to the fact that Shrimp didn't seem to get the range of the net, A. Connacher and Mercer were twn boys who helped pile up the tallies for the Dukes, while Baxter, a form- er Bowmanville bey, helpea his team very matericlly by the stops he made of the shots the Owls sent at him. Hockey experience and familiarity with the large sheet of ice, gave the Torcnto team an edge on the Bowmanville sextet, which had nly practised three times this season, if being necessary to go to Torontg (or each practice, The Owls are exp .cl- ed however to be heard from ver} loudly this season, ar? ¢ .aough Osh awa won their first S.P.A, serio game, it is thought by those who saw both teams that they are very even STORAGE SPACE FOR RENT About 12,000 ft. of good dry storage space, conveniently locat- ed, with Canadien National siding, for rent either in whole or in part. CHARLES M. MUNDY */0 Mundy Printing Company, Limited 3 Telephone 35 or 312 THE osawa DALY "TIMES WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1927... {mated sd was born im "> sent and they a the Hd Marlboro' bunch step right along ai: through the game, Candler was to 3 nicely at centre ice until a cut weeks before Candler will have fully rec ered, as far as Rockey ia: cor: varned, On their own ice, the Bowmanville team will be one of the hardest to oughs-McPherson--5.00 2--Bowmanville-Osborne--13.00 3--Marlboroughs-Conacher--.30 Second Period 4{--Marlboroughs-Morse--13.00 G--Marlboroughs-Conacher--3.00 6--Marlboroughs-MePherson--..00 Third Period 7--Marlboroughs-Conacher--8.00 §--Marlboroughs-McPherson--§.00 9--Marlboroughs-Miller-->5.00 * 10--Marlboroughs-Mercer--1.00 11--Marlboroughs-Conacher--.30 The teams: -- Bowmanville: Goal, Hooper; de fence, Osborne and Rundle; centre, Candler; wings, Willlams and Mc Mullen; subs, Mutton, Jackman and Piper. Grant, sub. goal, was not salled upon. Marlboroughs: Goal, Baxter; de 'ence, Horner and Irvine; centre, McPherson; wings, A. Connacher and Morse; subs, Brydson, Mercer, Mil ler, C. Conacher, Montgomery and Mault, INQUEST TONIGHT INTO DEATH OF -LATENISS WARD More Than 25 Witnesses Being Summoned--Will Last Two Sessions SUICIDE IS THEORY E. C Camels, Inspector, Says Evidence Will Be Conclusive (By Staff Reporter) Bowmanville, Nov. 30.--Conclusive evidence is expected at the inquest tonight which was ordered by Cor- omer Dr. A. 8, Tilley into the death of Winnie May Ward, 26-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Levi Ward, whose body was found on the shore of Lake Ontario, near the Third Marsh, at 2,30 on the afternoon of Monday, November 21, by John Lun- ney, veteran of the Boer and Great Wars, It is expected that the in- quest will last for two sessions . as more than 25 witnesses are being summoned by Police Chief Richard Jarvis. Circumstances surrounding the death of the young woman were very mysterious and a post mortem was ordered following the insistence of the girl's parents who were con- vinced, along with many people in Bowmanville, that her death was the result of foul play. Dr. B. J. Hazlewood, who conduc- ted the post mortem, found that the girl came to her death by drowning, as there was water in the Jungs. Parts of the body were sent to To- ronto for analysis by Professor J. Rogers, who has been subpengd to give evidence tonight, Dr. A. E. Erb, pathologist at the Sick Child- ren's Hospital at Toronto, assisted at the re-examination of the young woman. There were no marks found on the body except a small one on the temple of the head. E. C. Gurnett, operative in the Criminal Investigation Department of the Ontario Provincial Police, and 'lorey, provincial constable sta ! at Cobourg, were sent to in- te the circumstances sur- our ng the death when called by WwW. ¥. Kerr, K.LC., Crown Attorney of the Upited Counties of Northum- berland and Durham, Mr. Gurnett stated before leaving here that the evidence which would be adduced at the inguest would be conclusive. Asked if it would be startling to the majority of the peo- ple locally, the investigator replied that be did not know what the ma- jority of the people thought about the case. In an interview 2iven upon his re- turn to Toronto, Mr. Gurnett gave the impression to a reporter for the Oshawa Daily Times that he was of the opinion that the young woman had taken her own life. It has been pointed out however that the girl was of a happy disposi- tion and was not brooding, as far as could be seen, previous to her death. Local merchants who saw her on the Saturday might previous to her disappearance, her friends and relatives who saw her during the week previous to her death, and her employers, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Stev- ens, all repori that she was of her usual happ, POTATOES CHOICE NEW BRUNSWICK STOCK RT hor ott The Tivos by mail a Ea pe ecarvier boy at the very rate of 1 Oshawa 'Mar Give Given Twelve Whithy vepresemtative, Mr, W. C. EO a Philip Druzz, Oshawa, Found | Guilty of Serious 'Charge in County Judge's Crimi- nal Court -- Woman's Story Accepted (By Staff Reporter) Whitby, Nov. 30--='hillip Druzz, Oshawa, will spend the next 12 months in the Ontario Reformatory having been found guilty by Hi Honor, Judge Ruddy, in the Coun. ty Judge's Oriminal Court yester- day of indecent assault upon the person of Mrs. John Kuzyk, also of Oshawa. The offense" was committed o September 26. Druzz went to the Kuzyk home in the forenoon, wi the husband of the woman and t= NEWCASTLE The Young People of St. John's Anglican Church, Bowwanville, gave a very successful play "Creatures of Impulse" under the auspices of the Newcastle A.Y.P.A. in the Hall, on Thursday evening, to a large and appreciative audience. Others taking part in the program | were: Miss Wood, solo; Messrs, Dale and Gundy, vocal duet; Misses Jam- feson, instrumental duet; Mr. Jam: ijeson, violin and Mrs. Gunn, pianist, all of Bowmanville. Mrs. Eurlbut solo; Robt. Walton, solo; W. H. Gib son, recitation, of Newcastle. Lunch was served to the cast, 32 members Mr. Chas. James, 0.A.C., Guelph, is ill at the home of his parents, Rev. and Mrs. E. R. James, The Newcastle Horticultural So siety gave a Progressive Euchre and Months on Assault Count| Parish | py indeed. old Wicudius the the Sha Geo. "Gea. Alin and R and Reg Ru. ~My We moved to The service in ot ori Chureh 'Was'in of Rex es pd He pare and Hai son, M Belland, The Salvation Army, Oouiig, a hv compattied by: the Brass Band, hel a service in the he Commyuity Ha Sunday aftern: Mr, and . RR Ewart Clemence, Oshawa, spent the week-end with her parents, Mr, and (A. A. Colwill. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cannon and Mrs. Valleau, Oshawa, "spent = Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Gibson "The Towers." Mrs. D. B, Simpsol is the guest ot Miss Beatrice MeIntosh. Howard Gibson has just returned from a visit with his sister in Grims- Miss Muriel Tobin and friend, To- bv) spent the week-end with Mr. d Mrs. James Smith, Jr. Miss Winnifred Ric Was a re- cent guest of Miss Greia Mundy, Bow- -manville, The Young Peoples League of the United Church entertained the pu- pils of the High School on Monday evening. A real live program was put on by the school pupils after which lunch was served, Mike--Phwy is it, Oi wonder, they always make the last Thursday in November Thanksgiving Day. boarders were absent, » Neither Mrs. Kuzyk nor her hus- ran -- band could speak English and thel ---- evidence was taken through Wm 1gel, court interpreter of Oshawa. The information was laid after ¢ visit pald by Mrs. Kuzyk to a aqoc- tor for attention to injuries alleged to have been inflicted by Druzz. Nearly two weeks elapsed between the committing of the assault ans the laying of the charge. The defence attempted to prove that the injuries were caused b: 1 fall from a ladder. The two men who were boardin: 'n the house at the time testifie hat Kuzyk brought Druzz to the Kuzyk house late one night and OSHAWA, SUCCE SSORS Rou and family have | 'enue, Highland Park. ANS GIVEN IN DETROIT; 'ONE GETS 3 YEARS Detroit, Mich., Nov. 29.--Two men, Piven of Canada, pleaded guilty to- ¥ to charges of breaking and en- , and a third, also from Can- . pleaded guilty to a charge of réceiving stolen property when they Were arraigned in Circuit Court. Fred Doyle, 28 years old, of To- ronto, was sentenced to serve from six months to three years in Michi- Reformatory at lonia, after ad- tting he entered a 'house at $1 Superior Boulevard. Peter Carter, 25, of Kineardine, pleaded guilty to en- tering a house at 4210 Jonathan Av- enue. He was remanded for sen- tence. A sentence of six months to five years in Detroit House of Cor- rection was imposed on Charles Mur- phy, 24 years old, when he admitted receiving money stolen from Mrs. Gertrude King, 35 Buena Vista Av- Murphy says his relatives live in Montreal. QUEBEC WILL NOT EXPORT ITS POWER -- Montreal, Que, Nov. 22--The Pro- vince of Quebec will not let a single horsepower 'develop irom waters within the Province be exported Premier Taschereau oi Quebec re- iterated in an address here last night while making reference to the St. Lawrence question. The Premier said that a number of problems faced the City of Montreal. "One of these is the great St. Lawrence question, the matter of your great assct. jicans are Morel today is the greaf a ! port of Canada and yom m 1 and rémembet that you have to 8 to keep what you have." wd "You know our friends the Amd > most anxious to deepen t chauncl" the Premier contin "That may be only a sham. they need is power, and that. so far 'us this province is céne we will retain at home, and we not let it be exported, not & sig horsepower." WORKERS' WELFAR) SUBJECT O gi ------ % Londen, Nov. 29--A plea ior ain to give the lea d to the Dominiof: in matiers concerning the. welfare workers, and for closer co-operatid® in welfare work, was made by t Duke of York w hen presiding todd at the annual niceting of the Indus trial Welfare Society, of which he | iden 1 Alter referring to his Australid® tour, the Duke said: "We should of deavor to hold ourselves at 'the d : posal of those employers in distal industrial countries, 'for a lead in § those matters relating to the hum £ factor in industry with which we al concerned." ' the Pres lands who look to this, the oldest i stood by the bedsi ly at the patient§ from you the fof il" he said. * 1 would like to see we sufferer faintly, THOS LIMITED MILLER & SONS threatened to have him (Druz put in jail for eighteen years, if he did not "settle'" for the injur 'es. They upset Druzz' statement that he never went to Kuzyk's house in daytime by stating tuat h Credit Privileges During December sometimes went during the day t« visit them. There was considerable discrep ancy between the statements ma by the Kuzyks at the hearing at Oshawa, and their testimony yer terday. His Hopor, summing up the evi- dence at considerable length, said that he was inclined to believe the women's story, and her testimon that she complained of the offens it the earliest possible opportu: ity. The sentence was twelve month definite and six months indetermin ate imprisonment in the Ontaric Reformatory. ember, of Oshawa, we will be For the convenience of our customers and to further the service of The Arcade to the people pleased to extend credit to responsible families during the month of Dec- Purchases during December payable 'January 30th, 'WHITBY DAUGHTERS OF ENGLAND HOLD FINE EUCHRE PARTY (By Staff Reporter) Whitby, Nov, 30--The Daugh.ss of England heid a very enjoyable euchre and whist party last night in the lodge room. A good crowd * turped out filling altogether sey- enteen tables. The high scores among the whist players was 166, made by Mrs. Stewart Threadgold. The high eu- chre score of 81 was turned in by George Fallon. After the session at cards had finished, a welcome lunch was served by the good lad- ies. The prize winners were: Ladies 1st. and 2nd. Mrs. Prices Regular 547.50 to Black, Navy, Grey, cored for wint:r. Whist Stewart floor. 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