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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1928 EASTERN ONTARIO NEWS BARN AND HAY BURN A large barn owned by Bert Doctor, near Belleville, was totally destroyed by fire early yesterday. The barn was filled with the sea- son's crop of hay. The cause was given as spontaneous combustion and the loss is in the neighborhood of $2,000. The loss was partly covered by insurance. VOCATIONAL CONFERENCE . Marking an innovation Rotary Clubs in the 28th district sent re- presentatives to Kingston for a vo- cational service conference, Fifty- seven clubs were represented, there being about 100 delegates. Dis- trict Governor Arthur Stiles, of Oswego, presided when it was de- elded to have each club devote six meetings each year to addresses by members on vocational service. MAIL CARRIER KILLED While on his regular nmail route yesterday morning for the Post Office Department, Eugéne James Perrin, mail courier, for Pembroke, aged 67 years, was the victim of an acciident which cost him his life. While driving along on the Fourteenth Line, Alice, Paul Heise, a farmer, was about to cross Pales Creek, when his horses shied. He saw a car turned over in a 12- foot gully beside the road, and found Mr. Perrin pinned under the car, his face badly cut and the windshield of the car pinned again- st the breast-bone. Life was extinct, FINED FOR RECKLESS DRIVING While negotiating a sharp turn at the western approach to Gan- anoque on Saturday night, a car driven by Daniel Hughes, of Mid- dletown, N.Y,, and his friend De- long Towner, a medical student of the same place, crashed into an BREAKS UP GAS IN THE STOMACH 'Don't suffer from dangerous gas pressing around your heart, from sourness, acidity, bloating or pain of indigestion, Stop wor- rying. Whenever you need quick stomach relief, take a little Bisur- ated Magnesia--powder or tablets, It breaks up gas, neutralizes acids and keeps the stomach sweet and strong and digestion perfect, At good drug stores everywhere. Nou a laxative, For Your Drug Needs THOMPSON'S 10 Simcoe St, 8,~~We Deliver automobile in which Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Smith were driving from Ottawa to Kingston. The Ameri cans got the worst of it. Their car was smashed beyond repair, Towner received a broken jaw, severe cuts on one leg and a bad shaking up. In police court yester- day morning Hughes was found guilty of reckless driving and fin- ed $10 and costs. SEIZED WITH CRAMPS Fred Bimm, aged 24, son of Mrs. Frank Bimm of Pembroke, was drowned Sunday afternoon while out in a canoe about five miles above Pembroke. Provincial Con- stable Kenny, in charge of a large party, is dragging for the body. Accompanied by Eddie Kolz, Leo- nard Panke and Buddie Gould, Fred Bimm left Saturday evening to spend the wek-end fishing and camping on the shore of the Ot- tawa River. About 2 o'clock in the afternoon he was out in a canoe with Buddie Gould and a wind came up, making the water ex- tremely rough, The canoe up- set, Bimm decided that he woula swim ashore. He got about forty yards away from the cance, when he was seized with cramps. FOUR INJURED Four Hamilton people, Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Prack, 76 Connaught avenue; John Brodie, 1375 Cannon street east, and Mrs. Edgar I. Sif- ton, 33 Markland street, are in Royal Widtoria Hospital, Barrie, sufferiing from more or less seri- ous injuries, as a result of a motor accident yesterday afternoon. All will recover, The accident occur- red during a heavy electrical storm, on Blake street, at the east- erly entrance to Barrie, on High- way No. 11, Mrs, Prack was driv. ing, and in turning out to pass an- other car was momentarily blinded by a flash of lightning, accompani- ed by a deafening thunderclap. The car skidded on the wet pave- ment, and slid into the ditch, turn- ing over on its side after it had hit a concrete culvert, Mrs," Sif- ton suffered a fracture of the left arm near the wrist, and Mr, Hro- die sustained a long gash on his left leg, severely tearing the mus- cles, They were riding in the back seat, Mr, and Mrs, Prack fared better, sustaining cuts and bruises and a general shaking up, al- though there is still a danger of internal injuries, The car, a big elght-eylinder machine, Is badly wrecked, The engine was broken off at the hase and one side of the automobile is stripped and partly crushed in, Drs. Ross, Lewis and Simpson were on the scene short- 1y after the accident. Crime is a disease that calls for arrest cure.--Wall Street Journal, of doubtful tract, Builders--- BIGGER VALUES for their money. This demand is particularly neticeable in the field of building operations, The market today is a "'buyers' market." Alert builders realize that they must now put exceptionally good material in the homes they build, ed ecofomy to use nondescript lumber to sell, or in homes you build on con- Oshawa Lumber Co., Limited 25 Ritson Road North Phone 2821 You're up against NEW CONDITIONS, People today insist on getting It is misguid- value in homes you build 4 CARS DNTGHED NEAR BRADFORD Toronto Doctor is Badly Injured--Bolt Causes Crash Bradford, Sept. 10.--Eight Tor onto motorists and one from Wat. erdown and four automobiles, all south-bound, came to grief within five mrinutes of each other within a radius of scarcely 40 feet at Me- Cloud's Hill one mile north Bradford, at 5.30 o'clock tonight. Following rain, the road was extremely slippery, and when the first car, owned and driven by Robert McNair, 2194 Queen street east, Toronto, skidded into the ditch, the others, applying their brakes as they came upon the scene, were also ditched. The most serious hurts were suffered by Dr. C. J, Wagner, 400 Jarvis street, Toronto, who receiv. ed shoulder injuries believed to be a fracture. Several ribs were broken as well, He and the other injured were attended to by Dr. Campbell, of Bradford, and pro- ceeded to their homes. The first car, after it had skid- ded, struck a post and did not leave the road entirely, This, per- 'haps, was the cause of the other spills, for to avoid striking Me- Nair's car, Walter Moynihan, 80 Elmer avenue, Toronto, who was following closely, applied the brakes and skidded into the same ditch, Considerable glass in his sedan was brokeen, but Moyni- han escaped without injury, Following Moynihan's car was a coupe, driven by Miss Lillian An- drews, 373 Parkside Drive, Toron- to. Although some yards back of the preceding auto, brakes failed to hold her car, and it plunged into the ditch, throwing bhoth Miss Andrews and her companion, Miss Doris Bews, of Waterdown, out of the car, Beyond serious shock, however, neither was hurt, Dr, Wagners car, the fourth veh- icle involved, was occupied by him. self, his wife, his daughter Jean and Miss Betty Walker, 20 Dun. donald street, Toronto, Their car, too, took to the west ditch, where the other three had gone, the only occupant injured being the driver, Dr, Wagner, who was jolted into the steering wheel, Highway Traffic Officer George Buck, of Bradford, who was soon upon the scene, summoned medi- cal help, rendered first aid and arranged for the transportation of the nine vietims, the cars being too seriously damaged to continue without major repairs, JERKED INTO WATER RUM RUNNER DROWNS Dunnville, Sept, 10, -- Her an- xiety to help a sister boat, not quite so speedy as herself, was the cause of a fatality on the rum hoat on Sunday evening, The two boats had cleared their cargoes, and were ahout six miles out when the Umbhretta offered to tow the Momora a part of the way, so as to finish the trip as nearly togeth- er as possible, A line was fastened around the Umbretta's deck cabin, but the strain was too great, and the cab- in was pulled off. A member of the crew, an Italian named Patsy Varona, was thrown into the lake and drowned. His friends searched all night and most of Monday for him, but on Monday night his body was still unrecovered, By a strange coincidence all the wreckage, including a lifeboat, had disappeared by daylight and this is still missing. 4.4 Fell Bros. 7 he LEADING JEWELERS Established 1886 12 Simcoe St. South Oshawa Luggage YOUR INITIAL FREE On Suit OCsse or Olub Bag Saywell & Son BOND ST, WEST Relieved Quickly Based upon an entirely new principle, we have the VAPURE inhalation treat- ment, which will quickly re- lieve the discomforting symptoms of head colds and nasal catarrh. On contact with the air VAPURE develops minute particles of essential oil compounds, which by in- halation will lodge them- selves along the mucous membranes, giving great comfort and agreeable sen- sation of coolness and re- VAPURE 50c Sold only at THE REXALL DRUG STORES Jury & Lovell King BE, Simcoe 8, Phone 28 Phone 68 CANADA, BRITAIN TO FIGHT REVISION CABLE CODE LAWS Washington, D.C, Sept. 10.--Can- ada will find itself aligned with Great Britain and the United States in a fight against adoption, at the Brus- sels: Conference, of the Cortina plan for revision of cable code rules, The revision adopted by a subcommittee of the Union after months of debate at Cortina, Italy, would . limit the length of code words permitted over the cables to five letters instead of ten. The Cortina report would have gone into effect automatically, except that Great Britain alone, of the half a hundred countries participating, ob- jected and compelled the reference back to plenary session, which is cal- led for i this month, : Canada and U.S. Join Canada and the United States have found it best so far to keep out of the Union, but they have always co- operated indirectly, where their as- sistance was compatible with the policies of their Governments, When they . were invited to participate in the Brussels conference, therefore, they both seized the opportunity to throw their weight against a revision of cable regulations, which, it is be- lieved, would cost the United States public about $15,000,000 more annu- ally for cable business, and Canada several millions annual increase, Another objection that the cutting down of cable code words from ten to five letters would mean the scrap- ping of practically all the existing codes, because most of the business and diplomatic codes now in use are based on a series of ten-letter pro- nounceable words which may stand for four and five words each, The reduction to five-word limit might mean doubling the length of a cable message, and it has been made clear at subcommittee meetings that most of the Government cable com- panies participating, while agreeing to some reduction in rates, will not cut the rates in half, Automatically, therefore, a substantial increase in the cost of cabling is bound to re- sult, The United States strong delegation, which will be headed by Hon, Leland Harrison, American Minister to Sweden, Can- ada's delegation will consist of Lieut, Commander C, P, Edwards, Director of Radiotelegraphy for Canada, and J. R, Mills Walker, of the Canadian Department of External Affairs, an expert in diplomatic code, WATERLOO NOT WILD, COUNCIL MAINTAINS Waterloo, Sept. 10--~The Waterloo Council, in special session tonight, disagreed with Deputy Reeve Tolet- zki, who recently said that Water- loo was "running wild" under cover, he having specifically mentioned bookmaking, dicing in restaurants, and drunkenness, the latter emanat- ing from hotels, Mayor Brill ex- pressed his surprise that such state- ments should be made, and said that, with a new police force, there would be no further need of criticism, and that the law would be administered to the satisfaction of the average citizen, That the Deputy Reeve should lay specific charges or retract his state- ment was the opinion of Ald, Sturm, who said "Waterloo has got a black eye as a result of the statement" said Waterloo was no worse than any other town, while Mayor Brill has. sent a Dixon Coal Co, SERVICE HONE GRAVEL SAND STONE LIME CEMENT ROOFING MATERIAL 262 4 Direct Lines PREMIUM COAL SOLVAY COKE POCAHONTAS and All Kinds of SOFT COAL . WOOD E SLAB and CORD WOOD IT HAS ALWAYS BEEN THE POLICY OF THIS COMPANY TO GIVE THE MAXIMUM OF SATISFACTION FOR THE MINIMUM COST, TRY Le Ap BECOME ONE OF OUR MANY SATIS FIED CU vALITY | Dixon Gravel & Sand Co. p d out that some time has elap- sed since a criminal was sent down from here, Toletzkii admitted that his state- ments had not been very comstruc- tive, rather destructive, in fact, but he did not regret them. He had t that the work would be done by Police Committee and then the announcement made, but the story had come out in the reverse order. He Xegrelied that Waterloo had been y advertised, when he thought the story should have been localized. C. E. Moreau of P, was ap- pointed night Alii $2005 year, : NEW YORK WRITER DIES IN GERMANY Charlottenburg, Germany, Sept. 10. --Lincoln Eyre, New York Times correspondent in Berlin, President of the Berlin American Club, and one of the best known and most Dopuia American mewspapermen in Fd died early this morning at Dr. Un ger's private clinic here following ] i attendant upon an ap- pendicitis ation last Tuesday. He was 39 years old, TWO MORE POLICE ARE SUSPENDED Scope of MHontreal Probe " Broadens--Rumor of $51,000 Graft * Montreal, Sept. 10.--Suspension of two more members of the detective force, bringing total suspensions to nine, declaration by Ald, A. A. Des- roches that the police probe is not confined to the $51,000 graft rumor but is general, and a plea by him to all citizens to furnish such informa. tion as they have against the depart- ment constituted today's develop ments connected with the police in- vestigation. Captain Detective Patrick O'Bon- hell and Sergeant Detective Armand Brodeur were the two added to the suspension list. Their temporary re- moval from office came just as J. S. Fraser, eastern district commissioner of the immigration department, reached the city hall for a consul tation with the executive on "Satur- day's telegram asking for inquiry into the "supposed" deportation of the 19 American confidence men whose ar- rest and ultimate disposal started the police flurry. At the same time, at least one al- derman suggested that this will be only the commencement of things. Activities of the police in connection with confidence men, he said, is but one link in a long chain of irregul- arities touching the underworld, and he predicted that, if the probe goes on much longer, the lid will be right off. He did not agree with the ex- ecutive whose members seem to think that their report will be ready for the aldermen by the end of this week, H. R. Landis, United States Com- missioner of Immigration, at Mont- real, today stated he had no records of any deportation to the United Sta- tes of the nineteen men, No appli- cation had been received, he said, for permission for the deportations, However, the deportations might be on record at the border point where they occurred. The local office of the Dominion Immigation service did not care to discuss the matter today until Mr, Fraser had completed his investiga= tion. Mr, Fraser arrived here fol- lowing a request by civic authorities to the Dominion Immigration Depart- ment for a check-up into the deporta- tion incident, OTTAWAN THROWN DOWN STAIRS WHEN HIT BY LIGHTNING BOLT Ottawa, Sept, 10, -- Struck by lightning during a brief storm today, Eugene Demers was thrown down the attic stairs in his home here and was found by his wife in an unconscious condition, He re- ceived severe burns on his legs and is also suffering from shock, Little damage was done to the house in a blaze which followed the bolt, WOULD UNSEAT TRUSTEE Scarboro,' Sept, 10.--The long- standing controversy in school section 10, Scarhoro', is to he air- ed before a County Judge, accord- ing to a statement made today by Trustee J. G; Workman, It is understood that the petitioners seek to unseat the latter on the grounds of disqualification, No date has yet heen set for the hear- ing. Hel ing Sore, Red yes For 100 Years Need we say more? DR. 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The cat, which had been observing the proceedings, immediately retrieved the mouse and carried it gently back to its bed among the kittens. After carefully grooming for several minu- tes, all lay down in peace. TABLET IN HOSPITAL UNVEILED BY BISHOP Woodstock, Sept. 10--In the pres- ence of a large gathering of citizens, a handsome bronze memorial tab- let was unveiled in the Woodstock General Hospital this afternoon in memory of the late Frederick J. Gis- sing, one time newspaper publisher in a his wife, Mary Freeman Gissing, and his sister, Jen- nie Gissing Clark, The unveiling ceremony was conducted by his Lord- ship Farthing, Bishop of Montreal, and formerly rector of New St. Paul's Church, Woodstock, who was one of the leaders in the founding of the Woodstock Hospital over thirty years ago. He was assisted by Mrs. Henry A. Little of this city, who has been for years a prominent worker on behalf of the Hospital Trust, UNDER ARREST IN HOSPITAL. PATIENT LEAVES QUIETLY Windsor, Sept, 10.--Windsor police are looking for Rev, Ilie Secoje, pastor of the Rumanian Church on Pierre Avenue, who has been held in Hotel Dieu for some weeks on a serfous charge, prefer- red by Mrs, Danfel Rosu, wife of one of his parishioners, The pastor was sent to the hospital iter a severe beating had heen adminis- tered to him by Rosu, Secoie, re- covered of his severe injuries caused by the beating, walked out of the hospital last Thursday, po- lice learned today, He has not been seen since, -- <5 GUFFER oNFro "FaEest «ec but the danger of dread disease « « « MUST and even death. Flies are the filthiest ine sects known. They must be killed, FLY-TOX 1s the scientific insecticide « « « easy to use « « « fragrant LY) « harmless to people « . « guaranteed. DEVE RYE OPED AT ME IN CANADA BY CANADA 10 Simeoe St. S. ER CHa ow, ow. Phone 22 for Your Drug Needs THOMPSON'S We Deliver BEAUTIFY TORONTO. HAMILTON HIGHWAY; ALL CENTRES JOIN Hamilton, Sept. 10--Hamilton is ready to co-operate in an ambitious scheme to beautify the Toronto- Hamilton Highway from end to end and other municipalities will assist, it was made known today when C. Langs, chairman of the Parks Board, outlined the local plans. The west end entrance to this city will be attractively developed by the officials and a scheme for financing the project is shortly to be submit- ted for approval. When the work is completed the Toronto-Hamilton drive, naturally a beauty spot, will be one of the finest highways in America, it is promised. All the municipaltes will share the costs, Plans have not yet been advanced to the stage where a definite report can be given, but further information will be available shortly, The local program is fairly well agreed upon, for a few months ago the Parks Board selected its scheme from sev- eral plans submitted by landscape gardeners in a Dominion-wide com- petition. 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