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PAGE TEN ThE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1928 FEAR PARTY OF SEVEN HAS MET RAGING STORM ---- veller Arriving at Prince Albert Tells of Blizzard in Far North |" Prince Albert, Sask. Nov, 19.-- blizzard which raged across the 3 i lands of mortherm Manito- far jo the north of The Pas, on Be bor 3, may have claimed the 'of seven men employed the department of Railways and Canals, who have been unreported since they left Fort Churehill ve days ago. ih working at Fon, Churchill the summer the men Bure out to the end of steel--a g0-mile hike from Churchill -- to: entrain for Tre Pas, and thence to omes. BR a traveller arriving here Churchill brought word of Ih blizzard which swept the bar- lands shortly after the party started the trek along the haz- ous trail thta leads to the end pf steel on the Hudson Bay Rail- way. A. Johnstone was the man who arrived here today and told of storm which he and a party of leven encountered on November Raging Storm On November 2, Johnstone and his party left Fort Churchill, trav. ling the most frequented trail-- orig the Deer River. It was for his trail that the party of missing pen had maps supplied by the rail- ays department, The next day, id Johnstone, a real northern blizzard developed, swept across the barrens and was accompanied by lowering temperatures, Without shelter and in the bitter pold, the Johnstone party was fore ped to travel continuously, arriving lat the end of steel, Monday, No- vember 5, after four days of ardu- pus struggle against the elements, Johnstone was at the end of eel when word of the missing men was flashed to the camp and Immediately search parties were or- ganized, while he also learned that aeroplanes and dog teams had heen pressed into service to ald the po- = -_-- | Detar | TIME TABLES CPR, TIME TABLE, New Schedule taking effect 1201 am, Sunday, April 29, 1928, Going 'West 548 a.m. Daily, a.m, Daily, 840 a.m. Daily except Sunday, 4.35 p.m. Daily, 23 p.m, Dail gacent Sunday, 10.05 a.m. Daily, 2.04 p.m, Daily except Sunday, 8.03 p.m, Daily except Sunday, 11,10 p.m, Daily, 12.09 a.m. Daily, All times shown above are times trains \@epart from Oshawa Station, CN.R, TIME TABLE Effective Sept, 30, 1928, tbound , Daily except Sunday, .m, Sunday only, 238 woo bt3 aily. , Daily except Sunday. . Daily except Sunday, . Daily except Sunday. , Daily, , Daily except Saturday. S FE] 8 SOD Tan £88 TTTTRES 2323 =P 3 wt -® - = & |B: v8 h-4 y. ,m, Daily except Sunday, 1 Jt m, Daily except Sunday, .m. Daily pio 4 Sunday, .m. Daily, ,m. Daily except Sundty, m, Sunday only, m, Daily except Sunday, bt 4 533 3 | wont spew » > <9 © "a =8 P Pp. Pp. ™. & Whitby, Oshawa, Bowmanville BUS LINE WEEK DAY SCHEDULE (Effective on and after Nov, 4 Leave sowmanville Oshawa 615 am, 7.10 am, 720 am, 8&10am, 8.20 am, 9.30 a,m, 10,50 a.m, 12.45 p.m, a se 28 ET Bh pufavn BB3388: oPPPERITT 823383388 4.35 p.m, 6.45 p.m, 8% 10.55 p.m, room onawpiDo OP 28288EUB 3-3) Com OPO T OT ERED =e i op 288 8 of + 33¢ =) rm Dra N=NO®m SIWIARSLEEBE TEP POTPEY -- Bom mawninow 2 ,00 a.m, pa, -- PENAL =O » 3 BEES #3 pm, , 6.50 p.m, 283222220} oPPYPPIPTOR EaBhnashE gEaBBERS! PP TP POPE RPE ESoN 333EEEEEEE & .30 p.m, through 12.00 busses to --- =) ------ are 140 pn A e marke Whitby Hospital, | SUNDAY AND HOLIDAY SCHEDULE & ES POET °PPOTES 8883888 PNowmS 832833 - 11.00 pm. 1.15pm. 1 Time marked "x" are Whitby Hospital, Special Busses through MAY BE RESULT OTTAWA PARLEYS Smaller Exporters May Be| Eliminated By the Government | Ottawa, Nov, 19.--Sir Henry Drayton, Chairman of the Ontario Liquor Control Board, was in Ot- tawa Saturday conferring with Hon. William D, Euler, Minister of National Revenue, with the object of securing closer control over li- quor exports from Canada to the United States, and thus preventing the short-circuiting of liquor into Ontario, The Ontario authorities are frankly embarrassed by conditions along the border, particularly along the north shore of Lake Erie and the Detroit River. They claim to have proof that aleoholle ouvir ages exported to the States, have been landed again in Ontario, Considerable progress was sald to have been made in the confer- ence yesterday, Mr. Euler being sympathetic with the Ontario point of view, Another meeting will take place next Wednesday, how- ever, and it is hoped the Federal Department will be able to meet Ontario's wishes by the introdue- tion of some new regulations, ra- fer than by an amendment to the aw. If it 18 found impracticable to stop the export trade to the Unit- ed States, which now amounts to some $30,000,000 annually, tne de- partment proposes to adopt a policy which will eliminate the fly-by- night rum-runners, and concent trate the traffic in the hands of a few responsible parties, They hope to secure more effec- tive control over the business in this way, It is doubtful if a ma- jority of the Government's support- ers would consent to stop liquor ex- ports altogether; but if they are to continue, the department is of tha opinion it would he easier to con- trol the traffic, if it were confined to a few large distilleries or their responsible agents, It is probable, therefore, that the "pikers," or small fry, will be put out of busie ness, SIMCOE ST, NORTH | For better valuesin DIAMONDS | Burns' Jewelry Store | Corner King and Prince, | Cash or Terms Phone 193 W. J. SARGANT Yard--89 Bloor Street, E. Orders Promptly Delivered W.A. HARE OPTOMETRIST 8 KING STREET WEST Hund~eds of pec)le weal with utmost comfort Hare's Fa: tic - Lenses AUTOMOBILE LOANS Do you need some Ready Cash. Are your monthly pay. ments too heavy. We can arrange a loan on your car at Lowest Rates Available PARKHILL & GREER Phone 1614 87 King St, E, 1 Panel Body, !; Ton Truck ROSS, AMES & GARTSHORE CO, HUDSON-ESSEX DISTRIBUTORS 9 Prince wa Phone 1160 V.A. Henry Insurance & Loans Simcoe St, i 8. Phoges 1198W~--Office 1858J --Residence New York, Nov. 19.--Alanson B. Houghton, who was defeated by Dr, Royal 8. Copeland for United States Senator from New York, sailed Wednesday aboard the Leviathan to resume his duties as ambassa- was accompanied by Mrs. Hough- ton, Mr. Houghton returns to his pose even though he had submitted a resignation shortly after he had been nominated as the Republican candidate for the Senate. His resig- nation, however, was never forma ly accepted by President Colidge, who is assumed to have prevailed on Mr. Houghton to return to London tion. CURE FOR EPILEPS Capstown, South Africa, Nov. 19. --F, W, Firzimons, director of the Port Elizabeth snake park, claim- ed yesterday to have discovered a cure for epilepsy by inoculation of vaccine prepared from snake venoms, One case in Port Elizabeth and several in Transvaal have been succesfully treated. The cure was discovered when an epileptic man in Canada was cured after being bitten by a rattlesnake, Fitzimmons sald. dor to the court of St. James. He | following his defeat in the elec, REPORTED FOUND JELFRIEDA. KNAAK'S RELIGIOUS THOUGHT Belief in Teachings of "Christ in You" Comes to Light Lake Bluff, Ill, Nov. 19--Elfrieda Knaak, the girl who met death by fire in the village hall here, may have sought to feel the "heights of joy" through belief in "the refiners fire" authorities investigating the Lake Bluff furnace mystery said. Her belief in the teachings of "Christ in you" came to light in the discovery of the religious book in her library at the Knaak family home in Deerfield, III The ninth lesson in the book, which had been marked by Miss Knaak, spoke of "purifying process of pain" as one of the many inexplicable things which become clear when one unfolds in the consciousness of God. The girl in the hospital before she died had told her attending physician that she burned herself in the fur- nace to "purify a spiritual love" for | Charles Hitchcock, village policeman and former actor, who had taught her elocution and dramatic art, Dr. Arthur J. Rissinger, the physician, told on the stand of how the girl described taking off her clothes in the basement of the vil lage hall, of how she burned one foot, then another and later her head and arms, Pure in God's Sight "When I asked her if she didn't think it was immodest to disrobe," Dr. Rissinger said, "she replied 'no, I wanted to make myself pure in the sight of God." The marked passage in the book indieated they had made a deep im- pression on the girl in view of her explanation of purification, which in- vestigators and members of her fam- ily had refused to accept as the FOUR ENGLISH LADS WIL BE DEPRTED Would-be Stowaways Must First Spend Month _ in Jail Quebee, Nov. 17.--Four old Country youths, James MeAtter and John Percival, of Belfast, and James Kennedy and Jack Kennedy, of Liverpool, were sentenced to a month in jail Tuesday after plead- ing guilty to trying to stow them- selves away on the SS. Melita here Saturday night, : The four came out here during July and August, expecting to find farm work in the West. They ob- tained summer jobs only and decid- ed to stow away on 'some steamer. "We expected to get caught, but | we thought that we would be de- ported, and that is all we want," sald MeAtter, The four made the trip to Toron- to afoot and had tried to get work en route "When we got here we did not have a cent," Percival stat- ed, In ordering their deportation, Judge Choquette sentenced them to one month in jail, and said: "When you return tell your friends that there is no work here unless they are farmers, For boys such as yourselves to come here, untrained either professionally or agricultur- ally, is ridiculous and certainly re- quires investigation. I am forced to sentence youn to prison, but you shall be deported at the end of your term. TI hope that you have learned your lesson." ELLA CINDERS--Just a Day Dream L BE . FE 7 i wi GIRL 1S ATTAGHED BY INSANE FATHER Marie Louise Pageau of Lor- etteville in Critical Condition Quebec, Nov, 19.--Thirteen-year- old Marie Louise Pageau of Lor- etteville, is in the St. Sacrament Hospital in a critical condition &* the result of her father clubbing her into unconsciousness with a hammer early Tuesday morning, during a fit of insanity. Pagcau's brother, passing by his brother's house at 2 o'clock in the morning saw a light in the house. Making his way in. he found his brother sitting auietly beside the senseless body of his daughter. aps Opportunities I want a six roomed house in south end in exchange for five roomed brick cottage in north end. What have you? 64 King St. West Telephones 572, 223 Night Calls 510, 1560, Have client with 6 roomed house, all conveni south end. Exchange for 6 or 7 rooms, St. Gregory's Church District. See me quick as my client is in a hurry. DISNEY Opp. P. O. Phone 1550 Loans and Insurance | | W. J. SULLEY. 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