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SrAaGk | WELVE THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1928 su RE a FALL ASSIZES OF F SUPREME COURT Port Hope, Oct. 8.--The fall sit- dings of the supreme court of On- 'tario, both jury and mom jury, and 'including criminal and civil cases, "will open before Hon. Mr. Justice JRaney om Monday afternoon, No- Svember 5. 'BODY OF ROCHESTER MAN © WASHED ASHORE AT PICTON i Belleville, Oct. 8.--The body of John Coppin, Rochester, N.Y., was "washed ashore on the False Ducks, Sin Lake Ontario, some time Satur- 'day. His companion on the boat, John Maddison, mechanic, of Og- densburg, has not been found. "The body was brought to Picton, 'but Dr. Whiteman, Coroner, con- wmidered an inquest unnecessary, and the remains were released for 'interment. 'LARGE NURSES' RESIDENCE 'GIVEN BROCKVILLE HOSPITAL Brockville, Oct. 8.--The provi- son of a modern four-story build- dng to serve as a nurses' home, with accommodation for fifty 'nurses and nurses-in-training, is 'the offer which has been accepted iby the Board of Governors of the fBrockville General Hospital from For Your Drug Needs 'THOMPSON'S {10 Simeoe St, 8, --~We Deliver WINNING WEIGH MALLETT'S SERVICE That Satisfies 60 EASTERN ONTARIO NEWS Mrs. W. H. Comstock and the mem- bers of her family, Mrs. John W. Langmuir, Toronto Mrs. Donald E. Lewis, Miss Wilhelmina H. Com- stock and W. H. Comstock. TWO YEAR SENTENCE FOR ASSAULT ON POLICE Port Hope, Oct. 8.--Charged with assaulting a police officer, William McKenzie of Cobourg, was sentenced to two years' imprison- ment, 12 months determinate and 12 months indeterminate, by Mag- istrate W. H. Floyd in Cobourg Police Court Saturday afternoon. In the fight with Chief of Police John C. Ruse of Cobourg om Oet. 2, McKenzie dealt the 70-year-old officer a violent blow in the face. INDIAN ARRESTED FOR FORGERY Colours, Oct, 8.--Ambrose Maracle, Indian from the Township of Tyendinaga, was arrested by the Provincial Police, Friday af- ternoon. Saturday he appeared be- for Justice of the Peace, John New- ton, charged with forging the will of the late John Scero, a relative. A remand of a week was asked for and accused was not asked to plead, The request was granted. It is likely two more arrests will be made and the charge will be the same. FALL CONVOCATION MEETING HELD BY QUEEN'S TRUSTEES Kingston, Oct. 8.--At the fall convocation meeting of Queen's University Board of Trustees, D, H. Laird of Winnipeg was appoint- ed to succeed the late Justiee H, M. Mowat, of Toronto. Rev. G. A, Brown, of Kingston was appointed by the Queen's Theological College as its representative on the uni- versity board. Cancellation was given to the proposal for the co- operation of the University and Rockwood (Ontario) Hospital for the establishment of courses in vocational therapy. POSTAL INSPEOTOR'S OFFICE OLOSED Kingston, Oct. 8,--The postal in- spector's office here has heen fin- ally closed and the work carried on there since Confederation has been transferred to Ottawa. The space on the secopd floor of the old office has been handed over to the Department of Soldiers' Re-es- tablishment and Health. The im- spector was removed during the Union Government regime when changes were made in the postal services. The people protested so strongly that a deputy imspector was held here. Now, after tem years, the office is closed. ANNVAL PLOWING MATCH HELD Roseneath, Oct. 8.--The annual plowing match was held at Alder- ville on Oct. 2nd, there was a good attend of spectators also a large number of emtries for each class. J. J. Duffus of Peterboro' was the judge and his assistant was HElliott Moses of Sarnia. ; Ernest Crowe for the fourth time carried away the first prize. He also won the specials for the best strikes out and the finish, Amos Marsden was a close second, Alfred Simpson, winning third. In the B class, E. Marsden wom the first prize, Oliver Crowe sec- ond, James Bigwin third, E. Crowe and A, Marsden will compete at the provincial match in London, Ont. PICTON GIRL DIES FROM SEVERE BURNS Picton, Oct. 8.--Jean Newton, Rose Hall, severely burned on Wednesday afternoon, passed away early Friday morning from the in- juries received. The eleven-year old girl was cooking potatoes and as the fire was slow the coal oil can was brought into use, to hurry the blaze. In pouring the oil in the stove some went on her dress. The oil ignited the stove and also caught in the dress of the girl, burning her seriously. More con- cerned of her baby brother than herself the little girl threw water on the floor and baby, her clothes at the time burning freely, She ran to a neighbors, callanaiag just before she reached there, Medi- cal attention was quickly summon- ed but the girl was unable to with stand the shock, AVIATION FIELD IN BROCKVILLE PROBABLE Brockville, Oct.8.--An option on property close to the waterfront, west of Brogkville, has been taken by the Thousand Islands Flying Club, acting in association with the Chamber of Commerce, for the purpose of establishing an airport here, it was announced hy Albert Richards, secretary of the Cham- her of Commerce, which has been devoting attention to the subject THE ARCADE LIMITED Co., Corticelli, Penman's, Mercury and Clinton Hosiery, Co. qualities all wool Cashmere, plated Silk and Wool, Chiffon, and Service Weight Silks, priced at 98¢ $150 79c Splendid Values in ~ Silk and Autumn Weight HOSIERY In our assortment you will find Hosiery made by Kayser $1.95 $2.25 New Shades for Autumn Rifle Shadow Beaver Rose Taupe Sunburn , Grey Beige Smoke Suni Pearl Blush Deerskin Shell Beechnut Rose Castor Sandlewood Selusion Gunmetal Black White Shell Brown £ SE ! i HT k is 31% i a5 m } ii Rial : °F, i DODDS KIDNEY [1] PILLS bl ALLELE Tn ee ri for some weeks. The property is said to be admirably adapted for conversion into an aviation field and it is possible that an air har- bor on the St. Lawrence may be established. T. Cowley, acting con- troller of civil aviation at Ottawa, will come here next week -for the purpose of inspecting the property. FINE HOLSTEINS SHIPPED TO U, 8, Peterboro, Oct. 8.--The best shipment of cattle from Central Ontario in many. years, was that made from Peterborough recently when three of the finest cows in the distriet, including a world's champion, were sent to one of the leading show herds in the United States, owned by R. V. Rasmus- sen, of Deerfield, Illinois. The personnel of the shipment included Idylwilde Korndyke, world's champion butter producer in the 305-day division, owned by James Seymour and Sons, of Ida. "Pontiac Segis Nancy," pride of the Stella-Oriens herd owned by McConkey and McColl of Peters borough, and "Echo Johannah De- kol," outstanding cow of the herd from Rowancroft Farm, Lindsay, owned by D. Murphy, and Sons. Though the prices paid were with- held, it is undersiood that they reached a high figure, in view of the splendid records of the cat- tle purchased. Sale of the animals resulted from a visit paid to the Peterborn Industrial Exhibition of R. V. Rasmussen, proprietor of Elmwood Farms, Deerfield, 1lls., accompani- ed by his herd manager, Wilford Lynn, and R. M. Holthy, field man for the Holstein-Friesian Associa- tion of Canada, These men have been travelling over the province for some time, and it is understood that the Peterborough animals are but three of about eighteen head purchased. PAPERS REMOVED Alleged Theft of Campaign Publicity U-~der Investigation. Washington, Oct. 6.--Campaign officials at national Republican headquarters here are greatly wor- ried and deeply mysterious over the theft of campaign correspond- ence and other confidential data frony the National Committee's see- ret files. Papers described as Irreplacable have been taken from the desk and personal files of Harry J. Brown, assistant campaign publicity direc- tor. The incident is of such im- portance that the Republican Na- tional Committee has placed two private detectives on the case, it is understood, hoping to clear up the matter without the assistance of the Washington police depart- ment, No More Piles Pile sufferers can only get quick, safe and lasting relief by remov- ing the cause---bad blood circula- tion in the lower bowel. Cutting and salves can't do this-- ap in- ternal remedy must be used. Dr. Leonhardt's Hem-Roid, a harmless tablet, succeeds because it relieyes this blood congestion and strength- ens the affected parts. Hem-Roid bas a wonderful record for quick, safe and lasting relief to Pile suf- ferers. It will do the same for you or money back. Jury & Lovell and druggists anywhere sell Hem- Roid with this guarantee, IDEAL SILVER Preserves as well as cleans--no dust | © --no rubbing-- REPUBLICAN FILES TWO ARE KILLED Port Credit, Oct. 8.-- William James Hare, aged 75, and his housekeeper, Mrs. Isabel Johnston, ed 58 ,both of Port Credit, were killed Sunday night zbout eight o'clock at Stop 38, Lake Shore Road, while walking along the north side of the highway, when struck by a touring car driven by Thomas Atkins, Orchard Road, Stop 32, Lake Shore Road. Pro- ceeding in the same direction as the pedestrians, Atkins says he did not see them until they steppea into the path of his car, sald to have been travelling at about 235 miles an hour, Death was virtually instantan- eous to Mrs. Johnston, but Hare survived for 10 or 15 minutes, dying after being placed in Skin- ner's ambulance, His forehead showed two deep gashes above the right eye each some four or five inches long, while the temple, cheek-bone and jaw on the left side were scraped. Mrs. Johnston was cut on the right temple, bruised about the head, and apparently suf- fered a fractured nose and frontal bone. Both veitims showed on the calves of their legs the result of having been struck by the bumpers, Badly Lighted Stretch The accident occurred at a straight and level, although badly lighted, portion of the highway about three miles east of Port Credit. 'Walking westward along the roadway, the two victims were struck with tremendous force, each being thrown about 15 feet, The motor car was brought to a halt within that distance, and a call immediately put in for Dr. L. G. Brayley and Dr. A. B. Sutton, hot} of Port Credit, who arrived before Hare expired. * NEAR PORT GREDIT = Atkins was held by Constables Sidney Hunter and Fred Shaw. A coroner's jury will view the bodies today at Skinner's undertaking At the time of the accident the couple were returning from a visid along the highway to JHare's resi- dence in Port Credit, where Mrs. Johnston and her husband reside with Mr. Hare, the former as his housekeeper, her husband being employed in Lambton Mills. BORDER ARREST INTERESTS OTTAWA Malone ,N.)., Oci. 8.--Arrested by United States immigration of- ficials on Sept. 13 at least ten feet within Canadian territory, hand- cuffed and dragged over the bor- der ,then jailed on the charge of alien sumggling, Howard J. 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