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PAGE EIGHT ror ES ASS A ts THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1930 TWO CHURCH FIRES AT! tus sho WOODSTOCK SUNDAY Woodstock, Jan. 20--Two church fires within 12 hours caused'damage 'of thousands of dollars . St. Mary's was the scenc of the first blaze, when sparks from a chimney ignited the { room. There was little damage done. i The Sunday School section of the Dundas street United church was a mass of flames when the fire was discovered by the caretaker. It bur- ned through the flooring, damaging seats, and filling the auditorium with stnoke, necessitating the cancellation of the morning services. Fire Chief Murray said the blaze was caused by an over-heated furnace pipe. The loss is cstimated at" $4000, and is | covered by insurance. medium, and expressed a hope that in time a great deal of automobile manufacturing business would be located in Montreal. He also spoke on his. policy. of the establishment of an annual general exposition in Montreal, Montreal's annual motor. show has been growing year by year, and the exhibition that opened yesterday, and will close next Sat- urday, breake all records. BOY DIES WHE! SLEIGHING NEAR Ay I w as a civic advertising for at least 60 feet. Dr.'L. W, Dales, coroner, stated that there would be no inquest but that in his report he would urge the prohibition ot sleighing on the incline which he termed highly dangerous, and the institution of warning signs. TO ORDER REPORT ON BROKER OPERATIONS Toronto, Jan. 20--Information se- cured last night from an unofficial source indicates Hon. W .H. Price, Ontario Attorney-General is consid- ering the ordering of an interim re- port of the audit being hade into operations on the local stock ¢xchan- ges during the past year. The full report will not be available for sev- eral weeks, yet, and it is understood, an interim report could be placed in the hands of the attormey-general within a few days, ~ A study of the interim report would enable Mr, Price to commence action. immediately if he found any trace of irregularities in the opera-: tions of members of the exchanges, Lindbergh Pliots Glider San Diego, Calif.----Without pre- vious actual experience in motor- less flying, Col. Charles A, Liund- bergh took off here today in a glider plane, tlew it out hall a mile over the ocean, attalued an altitude of 500 feet, remainea aloft half an bour and qualified for a first class glider pilot's les ense. He became the ninth holder of that clags of motorless flying license in the United States. LAY GALT DEATH T0 ANAESTHETIC Preston Man Dies in Hos- pital After Fracture Reset Galt, Jan 21.--Willilam Eby, Preston, died in the local hospita: allegedly from the effects of an anaesthic, Last Wednesday while driving on a Preston street, his cutter upset and Eby was dragged some dis- tance, suffering a compound frac- ture of the left leg. The fracture was set and Eby was removed to his home. He again broke the leg in bed and was brought to the lo cal hospital Saturday to have it reset by two Preston doctors. Dr, Reist set the fracture and Dr, Daw- son is said to have administered the anaesthetic. Eby died a short time later. Coroner Dr. Radfora was notified and ordered an in- quest which was adjourned unti] next Friday. Dr. Oaks of Preston is performing a post-mortem, Neither the hospital or medical authorities would discuss the case or give out any information as to the kind of an anaesthetic used. A professor writes that only fools are certain of anything. But, profes- sor, are you sure'---kingston Whig- Standard. - U. OF A. STUDENT FROZE TO DEATH Dies on University Grounds in Below Zero 'Weather (By Canadian Press Leased Wire) Edmonton, Jan, 21.--~Dead from exposure in 5 below zero weather, the pyjama-clad body of Hamis Kelly, 18, freshman student at the University of Alberta, was found on the ground 15 feet below his bedroom window at Athabasca Hall on tho university grounds Sunday. Last seen at midnight, Kelly 11 | believed to have walked {in his sleep and slipped through the win: J dow which was open 18 inches when the bydy was found, It was frozen s0 badly that doctors can. not perform an aufopsy until todav Missing For Month Port Arthur.--Herbert Bray, well-known citizen, who for many years had a butcher business here and later was a partner in a flour and feed enterprise, has been miss- ing for a month, and fears are entertained for his safety. For the past several months he has been living at Cloud Bay, and his cot tage, it was noticed, had been vae cant for some time, though une locked and containing provisions. Provincial police are investigating, RIVER AT SUTTON Coroner Will Urge Prohibi- tion of Sleighing at This Place Sutton, Jan. 21.--Boyish rivalry is believed to have been the cause of the drowning of a young lad here Sunday when his sleigh tore down the steep incline into the Black river. The victim, eight-year-old Lloyd Willoughby, was sleighing on a; steep hill by the river when it de- | 3 £ tor car organizations [viated from its course as he lost | rer ey aT : control. At the point where the a city. Mayor Houde praised I'he oye y sleigh shot over the ice there is a * _-- curve and in most cases the sleighs Children's Goloshes make the turn, Shooting over 30 yards out over All sizes. MOTOR "SHOW ATTENDED BY RECORD CROWD . Montreal, Jan. 21.--A squad of 48 policemen was necessary to a: rect traffic within the stadium Sat- urday night when a record-break- ing first night attendance marked : the opening of the annual Montreai motor show. Mayor Camilien Houde officially opened the exhi- bition, and associated with mm were Hon. A. R. McMaster, Pro- vinelal Treasurer, and the heads ELLA CINDERS--The Ship's Vandal By Bill Conselman and Charlie Plumb \ Ws \ / TAINS ail the ice, the young lad slid into the icy current of tho river and was carried swiftly down under the ice For Your Drug Needs THOMPSON'S 10 Simcoe St. 8. -- We Deliver | DOMINION CLOTHING CO. 68 KING ST. W. fhone 2141 We Deliver SARGON We are sole autborized agents for Sargon in OSHAWA KARN'S DRUG STORE Next Post Office, Phone 378, THE NUTMEG. 17 15 SOMEYHAT FLESHY, AHD 15 BLOOD-RED IN COLOR. HUTMEG SEED CUT Y VERTICALLY. MACE 13 USE FOR FLAVORING, BETTY. 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