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* THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1930 PAGE NINE Chevrolet Coach Is Big Prize To Be Won'ar Rotary, Fair roy Admission Ticket Will Entitle Holder to Estimate Total Mileage Run by Car Engine Will he Started at 10am Wednesde y June 18, and Will Run for 24 Hours ; MAYOR MITCHELL TO SEAL SPEEDOMETER Ballot Boxes to be Placed in Advantageous Places -- Winner to be Announced Last Night of Big Fair Somebody is going to be the winner of a Chevrolet Coach, 1930 model for an investment of 25 cents at the Oshawa 'Rotary Club Fair, which is to be held on' 'Wednesday and Thursday, June 18 and 19 J, This amazing proposition occupied a good deal of the time of yester- day's luncheon of the Club, when the members were given full details of how the car is to be given away, The winner of the coach wiil be the person who can make the clos- est estimate of the exact mileage the' car will run during a period of twenty-four hours. . Tickets are now being sold by every member of the club for 25 cents each, which entitles the purchaser to admission to/the Rotary Fair on both nights and also to one estimate on the mileage run by the car. The tewnty-four hour run on which the contest is to be based will start at 10 a.m., on Wednes- day, June 18 when the car will be set in motion in a tent on the Ro- tary Park, where: the fair is to be held, The speedometer will. be sealed by Mayor Mitchell, of Osh- awa, Mayor Bowman, of Whitby, and Mayor Ellott, of Bowman¥ille. The twenty-fotir hoursiof operation will be so arranged that it will ex- pire 'at nine o'clock on the evening of!Thursday, Junie 19, when the:Ro- tary Fair will be in full swing. The speeflometer wilk then be unsealed and 'the official mileage recorded. Ballott Boxes Ready . In order to facilitate the mak- ing of entries, provision has been made for ballot boxes to be avati- able in four locations in the centre of the city. These are:--Juty & Lovell"s Drug Store, Karn's Drug Store, Mike's Place, and Conant & Annis' office. There will alse be four ballot boxes at the booth -on the nights of the of the fair at'Ro- tary Park, where estimates will be seceived up to the time the speedo- meter is unsealed. In order "that everything may he perfectly above. hoard, none of the ballot boxes will be opened until the &peedometer reading is made, Immediately that Is done, a large staff of workers will begin the. task of geing through the estimates so that 1t will be possible beforé' the. fair ) Hoses at midnight, to announce "the winner' nd presént the cam A Big Drive Rotary Club members have all supplies. of tickets, and" will. he making a big drive fo 'dispose of is many as'possible, as the surplus s to be devoted to the club's work on behalf of crippled children, timates can be made and placéd in the ballot boxes at any time, and all who can are asked to secure their tickets and make their esti. mates at once, so as to leave as few as possible until the last mo- ment, The Chevi®et Coach which Pw to be given away has been mounted on a decorated truck; and will be seen in the streets frém two to six 0' clock every afternoon and from seven to nine o'clock every evens ing from now until the date of the fair. Rotarians will accompany the truck, with tickets to sell to all who are interested, and it is hoped that some thousands will be disposed of in this way. SCHOOL TERM ENDS FOR SUGGESSFUL PUPILS FRIDAY Public School Students Will Start Summer Vacation Soon "No more pencils, no more books, No more teachers'.......... Thus runs the old ditty which 1s as familiar td every. white-haired grandfather as it is to every pub- lie school pupil. And the Board of Education has decreed In Its wisdom that provocation. may be given for the enthusiastic singing' o" this brief song 'on Friday, June 3th for this is the day which ends He school 'term for those pupils of the Oshawa public schools who have been successful iw their work during the year. Saturday morning the long summer vacation starts for these lucky boys and girls and what a morning that will be! Tha board of education fixed this date at its meeting last night Fri- day 13th fis traditionally a combi nation of bad luck but some three or four thousand young Oshawans are going to regard it as their luckiest day when the school doors burst open and they rush forth with shouts of joy and loud hurrahs. Those who have neglected their work during the year, however, will have to try the final cagmina- tions before they can -tagte the pleasures of the long summer holl- day. How many men iff Oshawa oceu- pving positions of trust and respon- sibility even hoard of education members, staid and substantial eiti- zens that they are, would like to live over again those delightful mc- ments which come te a boy of twelve or thirteen as he is freell from his school work for the hap- py two months' vacation? This is a question which needs no answer for there are few who do not treasure the unalloyed and pure jor afforded by these events of boy- Est PARADES Wi BE BiG FEATURE OF THE ROTARY FAIR Dave Tod's Parade to be - Biggest Ever Seen Here ; 7 A bigger and better ards than ever, is predicted by Dave M. Tod, 'chairman of the parade committee of the Rotary Fair to be held in Rotary Park on Wednesday and Tuesday of next week. Rofarian Tod has been iii charge of several parades of this kind in past years, but:he told the Rotarians at yes- terday's meeting that this year's parade would outstrip all previous performances, and would -send' the Rotary Fair off to a spelndid start. This parade is to be staged. on Wednesday evening, June 18, when the fair opens, and there will be the usual long list of prizes offered with "bands and nolse-making.-ap- pliances: galore, to lead all ¢itizens down to the Fair grounds at Rotary Park. On the second 'evening, there wil be guother parade of a different character, with H, W, Nicoll in charge, This parade will be made up of practically all the sporting organizations in the '¢ity in uni- form and will show 'the sympathy of all sportsmen and sportswomen for the Rotary cause of helping the crippled children to health and strength. ' In addition, in order to make the second night of the Fair a real car- nival night, there will be a grand masquerade of costumed people, wth handsome prizes 6ffered for the best and most original costumes. This masquerade, will be one of the features of the Carnival night of the Fair, and all those in costume will be required to parade beforo the thousands of visitors in order that they may be judged. special platform is to be erected for this purpose, and the parade should be one of the colorful events of the evening. All those who are in cos- tume, and intend to join the parade for the prizes are asked to be at Rotary Park by 7.30 p.m, to be judged, and they will be admitted free to the grounds for the Fair. DOMINION STATUS BRITISH OBJECT (Continued from Pare 1) the pronouncements of 1917 and 1919 that progress in the attainment. of this avowed object "can only be ach ieved by successive stages. Again, there are such pregnant sen tences as these: "Indian political thought finds it teinpting to fore- shorten history, and. is unwilling fo wait for the final stage of a pro- longed evolution, It is impatient the doctrine of gradualness.".... c should say, without the slightest he: sitation, with all its variations of ex- pressions and intensity, the political sentiment which is most widespread among all educated Indians is the ex pression of a demand for equality with Europeans, and resentment a- gainst any suspicion of differential treatment." . "While the experienced Indian member of the services will admit the benefits of the British Raj, and rea- We take: Pleasure in presenting gifts that will give pleasure for many years to come _--fine Diamond Jewellery, beautiful watches that will give real service--fine silverware to modernize the ta' ie _Come in and see the many gifts so Seareflly selected for Spay occasion Sal Showin tema 3 4750p a Man Others ony 3 and see our showing of ing of Bishar a Diamonds as Finest Watches For Women Illy ad- aun Beautiful vertised W: of | Has 'Seen Many Changes Since He 'Came To: Osh- "awa from Clarke Town- ship as Five-Year-Old Boy resident of Oshawa for the past 69 years Alfred James Far- row, of 263 Ritson Rd, celebratea his 74th birthday yesterday. \Mr. Farrow was born in Clarke town- ship and came to this city with his parents as a little lad aged five. "During his long residence here, Mr. Farrow has seen many changes |t in the community in whieh he made his. homie. The muddy, hut none the less ambitious little town, which welcomed this Clarke town- ship youngster, has since grown to be a city of over 25,000 inhabitants ranking third in the province in value of its manufactured products, It has many miles of pavements and sidewalks, which are in marked contrast to the old board walks and Alfred Jas. Farrow Celebrated His 75th Birthday Yesterday horse-drawn vehicles toiled with difficulty. In 1881 Mr, Farrow, took one of the most ihportant steps in' his ca- reer when he married Nellie Dor- land, 'Both Mr. and Mrs. Farrow are enjoying good health and it they are spared until St. Valentine's day, 1931, they will be able to cele- brafe their golden wedding. changes affected an addition of three 'seats. but Claresholm and Nanton were merged into a single constituency and similar amalga- mation was made 'of High River and Okotoks constituencies, balan- cing the extra scat. each accorded Edmonton and Calgary. Under the proportional. Repre- sentation plan fn multi-niember rid- ings ballots are markéd numerically In order of preference, based on the number of candidates 'and to- tal bollots an' election "quota of first chofce is det. 'Surplus votes of candidates elected' on the first count are distributed among other Strata Heavily Oil Bearing, "oil boom" SASHATGHEWAN OIL MOTHER OF TEN IS BOOMS A REALITY, DEEPLY GRATEFUL "IL raised 10 children and up to 18 months ago wus ia fine health then I commenced Having a terrible time with indigestion and fainting Reports from Kakwa State The Pas, Man. June 10--An in Saskatchewan's north country hag assumed definite shape. Details from Kakwa, brand new set- tlement 'on the Sturgis cut-off, told of escaping natural gas burning with increasing force, and of sam- ples indicating that drilled strata is oil-bearing. The strike was made | while workers drilled for water'for Ten children were the outcome of this happy union, eight of whom are still living. One son, Bert, gave his life in the Great War at the Battle of the Somme. on Sept. 16, 1916. Two other sons survive, however, Willlam, who is living in United States and John who re- candidates in the ratio of the sec- ond "choices 'marked onthe bal- lots of those elected. This "procedure is followed through stbsequent] counts Anti) the necesary number 'of candidates are named---or until" a}l surplus votes are exhausted, the muddy streets through whieh pe jes in Clarke township. Six mar- ried daughters reside in Oshawa in- cluding Mrs. Naylor, Mrs, ¥. Bran- ton, Mrs. F, Buckley, Mrs, J. Bak~ er, Mrs, G, Morgan &nd Mrs, G! Terry. One daughter Mabel died several years ago, Members of the family and a large host of friends united yestersy day In showering Mr. Farrow with congratdlations and good wishes on the occasion of his birthday. lize the difficulties of self-govern- ment: while the member of a min. ority community, putting the safety of his community first, will stipulate for safeguards, and while the mod- erate may look askance at extrem- ist methods which he wili hot openly denounce, all alike are in sympathy with the demand for equal status wi h the European' and proclaim their belief in self-determination for Indians." The report concludes: "The Brit- isi people, so long accustomed to self-government, are bound to sympa- thize with this . movement, ecven though they may deplore some of its manifestations, We age pledged to lielp India along her way, and con- structive effort is needed. Self-Help Needed "In our view, the most formidable of the evils from which India is suf- fering have their roots in social and economic customs of long standing, which can only be remedied by the action of the Indian people themsel- ves. They: are much less likely to be remedied df the blame for their con- tingencies can be put; However uns reasonably, on others. "We desire to sce the forces of public opinion which exist in India concentrated for the practical work of reform. It is only When the diffi- cultics of gonstructive policy are real- ly ticed that the inadequacy of gens eral phrases begins to be realized." POLICE PREPARE FOR CHINESE RIOT Tong War Linble to Break Out in Chicago at Any Time Chicago, Ills, June), 10.--The police intelligence division, having intercepted telephone messages in- dicating that Chicago Chinese tong- mén would disregard peace agree- ments in the east, have five squads and 25 extra patrolmen in "China- to' leaders here admitted that local peace negotiations had fallen through and that they were 'pre pared for. trouble" Chang Gong Gand* one of Chi- cago's wealthiest Chinese, was shot ta degth in the street recently. inneapolis, Woo Sam, a laun- drymsn, was shot five times. The shots were fired from a passing automobile. 'Woo, a member of the Hip Sing Tong, said he recognized one of his attackers as a member of the On Leong Tong. CHANGE IS MADE IN TITLE OF POPE PIUS Vatican City, June 10.--The Pon- tificial Ammual which wug issued yesterday, containing a list of .mem- bers of the hierarchy of the Catholic Church, gives a change in the Pope's title, In previous years the Pontiff's title had included the words "sov- ereign of the temporal dominions of the Holy Roman Church" This clause has now beén changed by reason of the Lateran Treaty of 1929 to read 'Sovereign of the state of Vatican City: DAUGHTER BORN TO NORWEGIAN PRINCE Oslo, Norway, June 10--Crown Princess Mditha, of Norway, has given birth to a daughter. Crown Princess Martha is an old. er sister of Princess Astrid, who is now the wife of Crown Prince Olat at. Oslo in March, 1929. PREMIER TO OPEN CAMPAIGN JUNE 16 Brafitford, June 10,--Announce-, ment was made here yesterday that Toy 'will make h of the coming Brantford on Monday night next, June 16, at'a joint rally of Brantford and Brant ridings. It W. D. Eu Euler, » ime that any prem. | is initial speec! antford and thé o draw a record will be th of of a campaign event = © feminine. tye. at all. Then you. moments, or came down and 'Gloria Swi is expected that he will he Accom; i "panied by H P. R. SYSTEM IN ALBERTA ELECTION Transferable Ballot Also Some In Use Constituencies Edmonton, Alta. June 10.--Vo- ters in Alberta marking their bal- lots at the province's seventh elec- tion on June 19, will be offered every opportunity for judicious selection of the next Legislature's personnel, Of 63 members a full dozen will be chosen by the flexi- ble system of proportional repre- sentation; the remaining 51 rep- resentatives are to be named under the so-called single transferrable- vote plan, Six legislators in Edmonton, cap- ital of the province, and as many more in Calgary are to be deter- mined by the "P.R" count. All other ridings are single-member constituencies where the transfed- rable vote rules, At the last elec- tion, in 19026, Edmonton and Cal- gary returned but five members each to a house of 60 seats; and now three seats have heen added-- two in the cities. By a re-distribution bill passed od the final session of the Legisla- ture new constituencies were creat- ed at Drumheller and Clover Bar} and the Peace River constituency was divided into two. Alone these In sueh an instance, snot 'uncommon; the can- didate with the lowest number of first' choices is eliminate and his ballots are.distributed according to second" ¢hofee marked. If neces- sary, other low men are' counted out until the full slate of members is filled, i Transterfable: Vate The single transferrable vote, governing all Alberta's = balloting, except in Calgary and Edmonton, is less intricate in nature, since it Qbtains only in single- member constituencies. Where only two candidates. are in the feld, of course, no voté-transfer Is neces- sary and the straight majority de- cided the victor. In cases: where thers are more than two candidates there are. more than tWo contest- ants, however, and no' candidate obtains a majority, the low man is counted out and his secénd choices distributed. ; = 40 FIRE FIGHTERS TRAPPED BY FLAMES, | ESCAPE MIRACULOUS! Prince Albert, Sask., June 10.-- Bringing details of destruction wrought in the 20-square mile tim- ber berth of The Pas Lumber Com- vany at Birch Bark Lake 60 miles north-east of here, and of the mir- aculous escape of 40 fire-fighters trapped in th flames, E. H. Roberts, chief of Saskatchewan's forest fite fighting forces returned to this city thn new Kakwa station-house. borhood, it is stated, is in sufficient quantities for assaying: taken show strong odour and will burn. were taken at intervals and sent to Winnipeg for analysis. dicate that the strata touched by drillers. is ofl-bearing, according to information relayed here. SHAMROCK FINISHES The Shamrock V wound up her first series of trials in the solent yester- day by winning a prize given by the Royal George's minuteg Cambria the aid of a time allowance. ANOTHER ELECTION The Domion election will not the only one held July 28. also the date for Prince Edward Island of a chief for ail the Micmac indians. present over six feet tall'and weighing more 'than two hundred pounds, does not expect any opposition. Oil seepage found in the neigh- samples During drilling, samples Tests in- SERIES OF TRIALS June 10 | | Towes, Isle of Wight, HARRISON MKS. GEORGE spells, Then an attack of pneu- monia pulled me down worse than ever. My liver was inactive, and my bowels stubborn and irregular. There was an almost continual pain in my back, my kidneys bothered me day and night, 1 slept poorly and lost a lot of weight. Five bot- tles of Sargon overcame my In- digestion, my kidneys seem entirely normal, the fainting spells are over and I sleep fine. I'm fast regaining my lost weight and have so much flew strength and energy I feel like a different person. "Sargon Pillg stimulated my liv- er to healthy action and completely rid me of constipuation." «= Mrs, George Harrison, 158 Jackson St. Hamilton, Ont, Sargon may be obtained in Osh awa from Karn's Drug Store. Yacht Squadron, King Britannia finished six astern, Lord Cambrose's took second prize with SLATED FOR JULY 28 Charlottetown, P.E.I., June 10 be That is an election' on The incumbent, Isaac Peters, yesterday. He is hopeful that yesterdays" rains and the high hum- idity will permit the valiant fighters to now control the blazes and save the remainder of the timber. Whipped into an uncontrollable fury, flames escaped all bounds Saturday just as the final togcher were being put on a fire I oy by which it was hoped to head off the two menacing fires, "It you continue to buy merchan- dise dressed up In trick appeals then you must not compiain if it fally to satisfy its original fune- tion."--Darwin 1. Tellhet, " (Out- look and Independent.) _ DR. A. R. E. MOUNCE Postgraduate Harvard University and Polyclinie Postgtaduate Medical College" New York City Recent Associate to Dr. W. L. Gatewood Ear, Nose & Throat Specialist, New York Announces opening of office IN BANK OF COMMERCE CHAMBERS specializing in EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT Hours 9-12; 2.4.80; 7-8.80 ein Se SEE TT SL | FER ORL EL Tl 1 WIN THI AR Somebody, on June 19, is Going to Win This Beautiful CHEVROLET COACH To be Given away at the ROTARY FAIR In Rotary Park, June 18th and 19th This Car will be ron for 24 Hours, starting at 10 am., on Wednesday, June 18. The speedometer will be sealed at that hour, and at the end the 24 hours will be unsealed and 'the reading recorded. The car will go to - the person with the nearest: lige to the mileage shown on the speedometer. GET YOUR TICKETS NOW !! + Tickets, only 25 cents each, are now on sale by all members of the Rotary Club. They entitle the purchaser to an estimate on the car, and to n to Rotary Fair on both nights. je estimate pprtion in the hallot boxes now available at the following Jury & Lovell's Mike's Place THINK OF IT! "AA Chevrolet Car for a Quarter. of Get your tickets at once, and Karn' s Drug Store but Make Sure of Your Ticket you went wild, Actress, (Times). re