es "THINK INCENDIARY BOMB WAS PLACED Another Incendiary Attempt on Part of Wentworth Maniac Is Hinted. HAMILTON, Ont., Oct. 29--(CP)-- What is believed to have been an- other incendiary attempt 7n the part of the maniac who caused . thé series of fires in Wentworth County came to light today. Yesterday threshing was in progress at the farm of Edgar Horden,. West Flaim- boro. The chute of the threshing machine was belching out straw "upon the stack when suddeniy three jets of flame burst from the pipe. The operator acted quickly and dropped the pipe till the nozzle was buried deep in the solid part of the straw stack and the flames were ~ extinguished before much damage Was done. Bystanders voiced the theory that some sort of incendiary bombs had been placed in the grain to be threshed. A sulphurous odor filled the air after the jets of flame oc- curred. » Mrs. Morden stated this morning that the same day of the Johnson Tew fire, a man had driven into their lane and entered the Morden barn. She saw the man re-appear quickly and drive hurriedly away. It was thought that he may have - placed some kind of inflammable material in the straw, or the thresher. _ BISHOP CONSECRATED IN COLORFUL RITUAL Solemn Ceremony Performed By Archbishop Stringer SASKATOON, Sask. Oct. 29-- With all the colorful ritual of the occasion, William Thompson Hal- lam, Doctor of Divinity - recently rector of the Church of the Ascen- sion at Hamilton and prior io that Principal of Emmanuel College, - Saskatoon, was yesterday conse- erated Anglican Bishop of Sask- _ ~ atchewan. The ceremony took place at St. John's Cathedral, His Grace Archbishop Stringer of Rupert's Land, officiating: The third bishop of Saskatche- 'wan, now retired, Rt. Rev. Jervois Newnham, wth Bishop Harding of | Qu'Appelle, were sponsors and pre- sented the new bishop for consecra- tion. Also assisting the archbishop were the Bishops of Calgary and Niagara. The Bishop of Niagara, Dr. Owen, preached the sermon and paid tribute to the qualities of Dr. Hallam. __§T. CATHARINES, Ont., Oct. 29 (C P)--The smuggling of liquor from this district to American points received a setback early this morn- ing when Provincial Constable Mac- Kay and Preventive Officers Bell and Rayfeldt seized an automobile con- taining a case of beer and two men. John Simone and John Costinzo, both of Niagara Falls, N.Y. The of- ficers reached the scene of the sei- zure in time to see an aeroplane land, load with approximately nine- _ teen cases of beer and then fly off _. just before the machine could be added to the booty. The scene of the early morning _ activity was on the farm of John _ Smith, situated in Louth township om the Y between the Pelham road _ and the road to Rockaway. of The Need For Efficiency We are living at a tremendous rate! in this age of scientific discovery, of , higher education, of higher ideals and of deeper research. We are no} longer content with the humdrum, | the commonplace--not satisfied with' ordinary standards that were con-| sidered sufficient for our fathers AG grandfathers, | We are told to "get on "or to "set | out"--and the bitter doctrine of the' "survival of the fittest" is a prin-| ciple which is being clothed with grim reality in every department of life. The demand today is for fit- ness. Fitness in men, in machinery, in methods and apparatus. 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