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Pa ge Four `l.:U\VH. Mr. Arthur Coleman, of Torrunto, `visited with his pa1'c11t.s, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Coleman, over the week end. I 7\/l\:,.- 'I'....,.L `D .... ..... ...L` l'\..i1I2,, ' UHU. M`iss Janet Brown, of O1'il]i.:1, vis-' ited with her aunt, Miss M. Brown, Louisa. Srt. T\Tu l )..nl u:v\:];< .-,1` swan ll()lll(.` U\ C1' MIL` VVCCK Cl1(l. D. F. 1\IcCu-avg`, K.C., M.P., has returned home from OtL:1.wa to spund rthe E2Lste1' Vacation. | Riv Tnn f"nnI- V.-.4'L LL:-. ..L`L,......._._ .LtULll5Ua D14. ` Mr. Paulinds 01 Toron-to, \V'u.'s a lvisittor in town to-day. Mic: NEH-v \'nn1-,nuk- nf 'I`nvnn+n I\lbllLU1' H1 b()\VIl LU'(li.ly. Miss Mary Noelzmds, of '1`o1'onto, ,wzLs home over the week end. I n In M.m,...:.,.. no Mo 1...- 'bHU 1jcL5LL`1' Vil(.'d.`LlOIl. M1`. Jas. Cook left thl-s af-tc1~m;on to spend the ho11dz;_'vat his homc in Hamilton. NJ TJl\:11:r\ T r\vvr\ `I.-.$`L .n...L,.. ]d. LBW (lays. I Mr. Gordon Ne-elands, of Western Canada, is visi-1>i11,r;' with his brother, J. J. \Tee1ands, Blake St. My Vim Qn..:n......+ ..,\4......,..1 - ";LUllU(3U. l 1i The bride, who was given in mar- 31'iag'e by her fztther, looked charm- niing in an attractive sprilig` ensemble with blouse, hzvt and bag of mustard -ishade. She cn;:1'ried :1 bouquet of 'lSunkist roses and n:1.i'cisis. The 'b1'idc-smnid, Miss Edna McGi11 R.N., Uiof Barrie, was attired in a smart spring suit with brown accessories and carried :1 bouquet of Briarcliff roses and narcisus. Mr. John R. - Hodges; Bzxrrie, brotiher of the .-I groom, was best man. i.| Wnilnu-imr Hm r-ow-mnnv n 1'nr'1\n- u.u.uuL`LU11. - ' Mr. Phillip Love left ycstculay for Toronto, where he will visit for `a. few days. l WT)` Cnvrlnh Nlnnlnnrlc nf \X7no+.w.n visu. wt; ms name 111 VZIIICOIIVCI`. Mrs. J. H. Robertson was in Allis- ` ton over the week end and gave an ' address on Sunday morning at Wes- `lllery United Church, it being their W.M.S. Sunday. She also spoke on - W.M.S. work at Nicholston in the ~ j afternoon. ;\11`. Vocal Solo. u. .1. meexanus, maxe am. Mr. Wm. Sarjre~an*t returned to town on Monday after a mon';7h s |visit at his home in Vancouver. I fun 1 I1 1)`r\`1n-11+:-o\v\ um. :... An:.. !Il,ULl't','L`:' ZUIU. lll`U HJLB .LV1I'. IL. 13.` tllodges, of Barrie. Rev. Archdea- ;con Moul-"con ofciateti and only im- |medira.te friends and 1'clative~s at- 1_tended. 'T`1~n 1-.u.',!.~. ap. uvv-um .~u,~.n-. in \\`\'I\I ||:'.'l'UUlll, VVZL5 UCSL Hlllll. Following the ceremony 21 recep- tion was held at the home of the 'g`room s1nother. who received. She W113 a.=; by Mrs. Beriz1u1't, mothe. of the bride. A buffet luncheon was -served, after which the happy couple left by motor for a wedding` trip to ;|I\Iontrea1. On their return M1`. and Mrs. Hodges will reside at 121 Sophia St. west. I . What we need to learn 15 the old doctrine that In war everyone loses. -John Erskme. CHU- A1l'rc(.! Crossland, of ` the week and at 111-s HODGES--BERIAULT l`\m of the most deniocmtic societies in the world, whose n1-`en1be1~s11ip includes :1. former king and queen, famous suites- men, and counnon folks, all on an equal footing, are the Sky- Line Trail Hikers and Trail Riders of the Canadian Rockies, whose annual outings this year promise something new in the way of scenery and energetic healthy re- creation. Ink.` rI'\....n -nx.:.._.. ._.-L--. m, , ULVll.l.lULl- The Trail Rlders, whose flve~ day trip starts from the Bnnff Springs Hotel on July 31, will tour a. section of the Park \\']ll-Ch was chosen by Major P. J. Jen- nings, suporlptendent of llnnff National Park, for the intet-ostlm: variety it offers. The 'ccn11-c nf activities for the Sky-Line Truil Hlk-ers. from August 7 to 10, will Toronto, home in Uilll l:UL11'IliUllL'lll.:, p1'UlJlfL`U>. LU ClL`illl up a decit from last _vear s oper- ations. The request was grrantcxl. Con 17' Jnnncnn R511-1-in nnnrl The Rocky Mountains Call `JIUFU l".I>'L \\ ("UK. i Miss :\Ia1'jorie McLcod_ of Sunni- dale, spent a few days this week with her aunt, Mrs. Giffuen. \Yv nh WT1-Q RnHn\- nnr] Nfv cunt] ILVJ-J-I-V J-lKJ.J-I \J Miss Ruth Orchard, of hurst, spent :1 few days at f here Ikzst week. I T\T1'1~p WT.-.`n nuIn NTnT new! I! \\"ALH I1L`l' uuuu, lVJ.ul'S. KYIIUEH. M1`. and Mrs. Butler and Mr. and Mrs. Duncan, of Toronto, spent Sunday with Miss Tracy and Mrs. lUcLeod. Mt. '.`:I1d Mrs. Walter Downcy, C:u'man Dvowney and Jean Down:-_v were in Toronto on Tuesday attend-'~ ing the funeral of their aunt, Mrs. J. Patton. 1 .- . up . -.. u . ;. wvuvu. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.l _\'o.r\'.x1 Luck on the birth of 21 son on Friday, March 27th. T.n\v1~r-nna `P91-vv `off nn Qnn-nv. uu rnuuy, murcn awn. Lawrence Parry left on Sunday for Kin_g'ston, where he has secured a. position with the Canada Steam- : Ltd. I `n.r,,, nu 1 YV'I . ..,.l._. _. Mrs. Oliver Wilson is confined tol bed with an attack 01 pleurisy, and with the injury to her right arm sL1 cred in a motor crash near Stay- ncr two weeks ago, is not in1pro\'in_g~ as 1151' friends would wish. I Nfv; 11.`.....,++ A4` 'I`m.m.+... m..,...+ ,. an UL-1' .Ll'lC1l(lS \VOul Mrs. J1;:1'1'att. of few days with her `Cruse, last week. j}`-j"j` I I don t want to have :m_\'thin_s: to do with politics, and I don t1 want po]it.ic.< to have anything to do with :11:-.--Hcn1'y Ford. ELLIUHS. 1118 l'UllUL`.3L \\'5.1.$ "I'Zllll/Uxl. Geo. F. Jamieson Barrie, notified the council that he had seven cords of dry cedar which he would like to dispose of. He quoted a price of $4 per cord, delivered, in four-foot lengths and $5 per cord cut in any | l length. Referred to Welfare Com- mittee. TI`.lnnn..l `LI `K74-n-A 10 \X7H1.v.n-. C+ --A Leap Year Theme TheEVEama;37h Coat COATS MILLINERY Hoslasr SWMON3 & co LAJLADAILD us The Trail Ridle actually begins about four miles from Bzmff, winds its way between Mount Edith and Mount Norrxuay, fol-- lows Fortymile CI`0(:`-K east of the Snwbznck Ran,Le, 1)z1s_~'e.s over 137.1(1- glor Pass, follows -Tnhu:~`.tm1 (`re-1-k down to the end of the .<:pcv.Iu(-n- lax` canyon of the same mmm, and ends up near "the 1'.ni;:i1w:-.._\- where were is an ideal .w~n. In-2' the POW `Wow mu} S;'..--, :>.- 2' that concludes `every '1`mii ..-:i he outinrr. It 1`1`0`.".d".L: six-n be Lake O Hz1ra, probably the most beautiful spot in the Rock- ies. In both cases there is splen- did fishing in swift-running mountain streams, and unlimited opportunities for the camera en- thusiast. rn|..\ rn._..x1 -n.-_1.. __.,,_n,, 1,, v_, : 1 ..un~4 T MINESIN G ._ L1. r\`_JI_ - ._.1 nu \\'iSI1. Toronto spent a daughter, Mrs. Graven- , her home conmmon ox Lru: rouu. G:u`ne1'-MiIL<--That thn :\:id<-walk on the north side of Dunlop St. in front of Smith s Drug Store hr: rc- nnh-nrl q+ nrmn nnnv H10 ullnr-v'v Coats of Genuine Men s Wear Woollens with all the authentic style details that make the mannish trend so exacting this year. Our collection of coats of the latest cloths, styles and colors are naturally disap- pearing quickly, but as fast as they go they are replaced by others equally as new and distinctive, so that sel- ection remains at our us- nal large range, $7.95 And up Coats apd Suits was new in me Urange Hall for Rev. F. G. Purnc-.11 and his family. The hall was packed to the doors. W. J. C. Boake acted as chairman. Rev. Purnell and family leave this week for New Brunswick. Knrvxr 1-n vnvxnuf Hum. 112.. c<....._._1 1.3 unuer ne a0cto1"s care. A number from here uttelided the sale nelar Alliston of Mr. John Wil- .5011. wuux 101' ;\ (:\V 151'unsw1ck. Sorry to `report that Mrs. Sproule is under the doctor s A nnmhmv `Fvnyn hmm ..H-m.,J,.,1 u. vvuuuesuzly OI mis week. Service is being held in St. Jude s `on Good Fniday night. Ul'l\iiZL 011 J.l1('3S(121_V. Services for Holy Week: St. John s 8 p.m., St. Peter s 12-3 p.m. Good F1'id`ay; St. James 3 p.m., Holy Thursday, St. Paul s 8 11.211. For E*':ste1' Sund`z1_v, St. Jo1m s 11 a.m., St. Paul s 1.30 p.m., St. Peter's 3 .p.m., St. James 7.30 p.m. I K`nn\' Ch111'oh C1':1ir'T1111`:f 511* 7320 :D`U.ll. Mrs. Cubitt held her sale on Wednesday of this week. Qmvuinn is kn;hn- 11r\1r` :.. cu. 'r...1-r~ Iron: 01 511111.115 uxu;-; .3u;rg; m: ru. paired at once under the supervision of the Board of Works. ..r.t.o.r..L`\.. ..L.z. U .:.u`aJ J- Mrs. Ellsmere, who has been spending a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. E. Ellsmere, returned to Mrs. R. Gavin s, Dalston, on Sunday. I Mrs. A. MT\`TnS`tnr u~nh11-nod fn .p.m., ob. .J2uuL's' :..su p.m. Knox Church, C1':11g'I1u1`st, at 7.30 13.111. T\T1-c n r:-n.++1m- n:-..;+,,,a 4-..:....,:p ;.. . u:wxn's, ualston, Sunday. A. McMz1ster returned Ori`q`.ia on Tuesday. .qm'vir-nc 1-'m~ 'F-In'|\.~ \Kr'n.~.1.-- Q4 Tn1 p.u1. Mrs. R. G:11't.tIc_V visited fviends in Alliston on Friday. uuwubg u Plans for tho Sky-Lime Trail Hike make provision for one cen- tral camp at Lzxl-:e O'I-I:u'a.. This will avoid chaliging czunp every night as has been done in the past and will redu-co the cost of the outin-.: CO!lSi(l0I`{!.lnl)'. From Lake 0']-lam the hikers will make forays of `ld\ (`.I1l.llI`0 over the Ross Lnkotv.'z1il to Lake Louise; 1.1n~ the 1\.'zn`nn. I.:il-2;: iiis:i7'ir`f.; nl(m;.', sin -<-i:I.c1Il:.r (Z.'xt:n`n<`l: (`I-.\`~.' to the '~-will `.m:u1i_v of Lulm .\lc:,\1`(lm1' !'i nJ(w:\.*.`,' tin`. 31:-.-\i"h1:i' <':`r:k " .':i)`.!Il1~.`: -`i i`.11`m1,v.".1 {liq days with fine open Alpine mea- dows, high passes, good timber, and lakes and streams of great beauty. `Dlnnn (`nu 41.,` C11." 1- 2.4.- rr1__._31 ....'..~'.`\..'.A..I..`- .1 ` ' One of the most pleasing events hat has taken place in :1 long time ms held in the Orange Hall '.CV. Purnr-H and 115: +'-.zmih~ THURSDAY, APRTL 9, 1936 7__'B CRAIG 17111-... , ,, {QR \\\`. \ lllllzl/BE. I Edward H. Ward, 18 William St., asked permission to have a dead tree in front of his resldence cutl down. 'l`L.. 13An1.-Hy Ynivhnhnn Fnmnnn-v rl\'H ll.` .1 l . r `mhomnu. UU\Vl1- The Fidelity Insurance Company of Canada wrote enclosing a speci- men of a bond form to embrace the entire bonded officials of the num- icipality. The proposal was sub- mitted on behalf of A. F. A._M.al- comson, with whom they had dis- cussed the matter in detail. .uu'.~+ Tn4`A--.~.:~.4-inn `D uuuuu u at LI.,.. `(.1 L110 lI1ZLbL(:`l' In (1'(`,`L2ill. Tourist Information Bureau of Canada, Toronto, wrote offering re- servzxtion for sport announcements over radio station CFRB, the mte for three announcements during these performances Ontario Kitchen of the Air, amounting in all to $75. 3~"?*",3'_ The Q1 ):-1 (W11 n` xvnrrn rrvnnfrul U01`- Gamr_-r-Mil].=-That all rclie vouchers be presented for payment Within thirty da_\'.= of issux-. and an) Vouchers prc-.=wnt::r1 rzftr,-r H1irv_\' 411's. be refused. (:41\V7`|r\VV_-`/T:`I.` 'r1~..+ um D ? 1'('.`ILlSC(1. Ga1'ner-M'1lI.=A~'E`1:.-.t the ncrct ~ amount of gravel be placed Sophia St. c-21:-t in front of Emms prop-rty to d2'_'.' up mm condition of the road. n......,...,~.mn Han uizlmr RELIEF FOR MARCH } TOTALLED $2,380.00; .__:__ OUJ. ;'-v',*_ The Shell Oid Co.l were ,r.,rmnted pc-rmission to make replacement of a larger storage tank, about 3,000 gallons, at Barrie Station No. 1. Motions I nr:1-,. r-.......-.. rm... 4.1.. ,..`1..M.a IVIDIIOTIS Wiles-Garner-'I'hat the culvert on Eccles St. at the Bu1'rio-.~\1lan- dale Dxziry, be repair. -cl with M.-lief labor. Fnww,w 1731- I`1nn+ nll \-nl:n `V The death occurred on Sunday, `April 5th, of Isaac Burke I-lL1sse_\' Wallwin, who passed a\v:1_v sluddenly at his home, 19 Main S-t., Allandzmle. `Deceased was born in VC*S1) town- ;ship on October 15, 1866. and was :1 `E5011 of the late Mr. and Mrs. John iWzL11win. He furmved in V'csp1'a up "until fteen years ago, when he re- ytirecl and moved to .-\l1`zmdal:e.. He ' was for many _\'e:1.1's 21 school trusrtee; n1z11`1'1ed ' in \"esp1':1. In 1900 he }Beatrice Haynes, of Toronto, `survives him, tog;'etl1e1' with two dau.,v'hte1's, .`sIrs. R. W. G.ould, '1`o- `route, and My 1`). D. Gates, Allan- ..l..'|n A (.7 NT:-_ T ("nln 1)..` wh o r\I "l'()IlLU, ZUIU JLYS. 1'4. U. UIILCS, .`\lld.Il`:"4 (dale. A sister, Mrs. J. Cole, Ru:-`C igina, and two brothc1's, John Wall-i vW1I1, .`.Ii(!1mi'st, and Thos. Wullwin, C 7I3z11'1'ic, also sm".'i'.'c. The .t'v111c1'al`C xvais held from his lube residcncu onfl` Tuesday uornoon for in*.c1'mc-n`. ini\` iBzu'1`i-e Union Ccinetery. Rev. W. 1*). Doc, 01' Burton Ave. United! {Church ofciatcd. The pzxll-bearers 1' \'.'c1'e six l1`E1)i]L`\\'S_. John, .-\nd1'c\\', A1-ii ber t_ and Aif1`C(l Wazllwin, Cecil undil `NOITJS Campbgll. \ ' ---------..._. ( Pa1`liame1:t. sta1'te(l to-(lu:1_\' 011 .1 12- day recess. The bill to establish a national (,-mployment commission was rushed through and passed by the Senate, though not without some oriticism. Futility is written Ll(.'l`0: every line of this seri-e-s of power: to be giv-1:11 the co1m`.1issio11, S'.l.lLA Senator .'~\11,l1ur Bleiglic-n, Opposition leader. He believed an exzunination of the 1)l'0l)l`uI]l of unemployment by a committee mentarians of the Senate would be of more value than whra.t could be accomplished by the appointment of a commission of new men. Un- (.`l11].)l.'O_V'!11('I1t was primarily -L1 provin- cial resnonsibilitv and that rumnn. of experienced parlia ' unucun W cal. . ed. 11:9 ucun VVLLO unabun Prisoner Hears No Sound I Wilfred Eastman, of Orillia, prisoner art the gaol, who was c ned in the cell next to that Henderson said he last saw tthie C0a.sed alive on Mondiay night. said he heard the leaves of a bi -turning and called to ask Hender if he was still awake. He rep} `that he was, but that he was go to sleep just as soon as the lig {were put out. The witness `there was no COI1VCl'S'.`utlOI1 with fdeceased about taking his life as far as he could see the man perfectly normal. .s C u.-.. . .. . I OTTAWA HOUSE TAKES | TWELVE-DAY HOLIDAY LL\.L.vuA1.lIA.3uL`u u_\ uu: c1pyuu1m1u:u-. U1 Un-` provin-' responsibility and that respon-i` sibility should be kept there. Dom-_' inion assistzmce should be given to, meet modest requirenients so not! to enco111'z1;._-,'e the gzrowing tendency` to `ma1in_e'e1'ing" and not to destroy the incentive of people to get back` to work. I NINE DON TS THAT WILL 3 SAVE ON YOUR GAS 3114.: Care in driving automobiles would! do :1 great deal to cut down tmfc] accidents. But now exports tell 11:! that care need not be confmcu tof threading through traffic and that ill a little of it is directed toward the; handling of the motor and the ac-g |c-elerator d1'ivcrs can save themselvcsi :1 good deal of money in the coursto of a year. T110 T-Inli+`ov Flnvru-n'nln .-ud-13.... :J (Continued from page one) 1 cil would provide them with a band, police and park accommodation. He maintained that they were entitled` to some considerzution, as it was? thirteen years since the Allandalei lodge had last held such I21 CC-iCbl'11-" tion. . P . .... ..:1 .).V.1:.....,) 4.- ....-_., L1. :._ __ I um: s=iLuzmon anus: | The chief eng;incc1' of a Canadiar! Motor Company says there are 116! less than 26,150,000 automobilel drivers in the United States, -whol use 17,000,000,000 grallons of gas a year. If they will follow nine simple mics, he adds, they can savz:| thems`-evlves no less than $180,000,- 000 this year on their gas and oiii bills. The nine rules are: .1. Dont tramp on the accelera tnr. Jzxnuzxry . February Nurch . . . $2~1.77fJ.!)('n $19,970.01 Taxes Outstanding 1936 193.5 Last year ..$43,(i21.Rf) $37,882.72 Arrears .... 59,513.32 76,534.96 uz. a. yuzu`. The Halifax Chronicle outlines the situation thus: rm ,.1.:,.+- r\\\ -1: ,. m>JA*l- Followinjg :1 stat colic.-ctio11s to _VI::w'l1 pared with r.-ollr-r-tir)n= date last year: A.-..-..-... Jzmu:u`_v Fr/-h run ry March Janu:u'y February March ten. l r7 o. uorrt pracuco sustamcd spec.-U1 driving`. \ 0. Don t rlrive too fast. on slip-; pcry roads. ` rm.,,_,_.,, u,|,,,,u;.n nun 4-.` H...-. ...J W I Council declined to give their an-1` S\V .`1` to the request on Monday night`: until they had considered the mz1t-}` tel` further and made some inquiries; as to the cost of a band. ` I (In)-Ann Ynnrrnann nu \9I\1'\1Ir\n -.v\`.\ art, womb rr:1nemhm'in_2'. pury rouus. i These don t,:-: are to the advan- tage of the motor car owner and u. up at TAX RETURNS_BETTER FOR 1935 Total .. .$103,l35.21 $114,417.68 ISAAC B. H. WALLWIN Don t 4 Don t Don t 1 Don t accelerate on hills; go ; a uniform speed. I Don t drive fast against thc I Don t race the motor. Don t ractico sustained sues.-d . ID`. $4,.`fJY).02 $3,(i- 10.f Prepayments lflfi I935 . .$l7,(302.l.') $lZ,!04.$ 4,129.24 2,664.5 3,048.53 4,400.: as L0 [-110 C051? OI band. i Gordon Longman, as rep1'es-cnt:1-~ tive of the Barrie Business l\lC`l1'S` Association, also spoke_ stating that the business man would endorse any!` action the council would ttake in the.` way of helping: the Allandale lodgcii to put on their celebmtilon. W Request for New Sources 3 of Revenue A communication was l.`CCClVC(l:-1 from the council of the town of: Lindsay stating that they had passed` a resolution suggesting that the Gov- ernment appoint a Royal Cmnmi.;. composed of able men who would study the whole municipal p1'oblen:~ from a non-partisan point of vi:-vs and make recommendations to the Government leading` to the enact- ment of legislation where-by thm municipal and assessment laws might be revised so as to eliminate waste and duplication and that the eld of taxation be distributed more equit- ably. They commended this im- portant matter to the local council for consideration. 'T`1'\n T.1`n,l.~-.u n........:l 4`n14- 4-1..n+ :4` 2 drive with the choke on ; start unnecessar11_V ofl I . drive too long in second Arren .:.1,-u-:.- 984.4 1,798.1 I-h ,<.1,r;x5 (`IO/4 1.]-;lD 1,51 3.00 ,5r;|.02 :,1o:a.:15 Ix [93 (-1: tutenment of fa h 31, 1.036, con 11: ms of the sum $l:,!J0-1.86 2,6l34.56 4,400.59 J.Ul' l.'Ullbll.lU1"cIl:lU11. The Lindsay council felt that if municipla-lities were to be expected to make their contribution towards social services and unemployment relief, the `cost should not be cli;.1'_\.~:- ed to the owners of real estate, as this class derives no special benet from such services. They forw:1r(l- ed their resolution to the Govern-I ment, since they felt that nevrl sources of revenue should he made available to the niunie"palit_v. Tlwrr lnffrnr \\'11< nlzirm nn ln nnrl I 1!) 51:1 (THC I) _l9.".5 1 (U1 J.ru-J l i,.`:0 |,(350.1vI ,:;.17.:;1 ).f)S) i; (Continued from page one) `I After an invesvtigation Coroner Dr. ;'l`urnbul1 decided to hold an inquest ';which took place on Friduv morning: .The hearing` lasted little more than _y witnesses were heard, one being a an hour, during which time four, V prisoner conned in the cell ilexl; to ._ that of the dead man. The jury retired at 11.10 z1.m. -Li and after a. deliberation of fifteen nniiiiutes returned the lollowinzg; ver- 1; diet: Thzmt the said Russell I-lender- :. 5011 came -to his deuith in the Simcoe g`County guol in the town 01 Bzuiie; mtlizit death occurred between mid- dnigl1t and 6.30 a.m., March 31, 011936; that dea.t11 was due to SL1lCj(l(.` 0 czuised by stmnguladzioii; that the ..`g.io1 or other county oilieials are ex- ,.Ionerated from any respensibilit;,' in uiconnection with the sad occurrence. I 2 H! mm ..-Lu] um. ...l,lmI Hmi ...4- -2` I nun glad you u-Jded that last clause, said Dr. Tu1'nbul1' hr.-Iorc dismissing the jury. It was quxllu i1'i_:;ht and it was for that Ions-on t1121t- urn 110]!` Hnn ihnlvrv-:II( I -`COIIIICCLIOII VVlDl'1 UHC suu 0CClIl'I'L`I1CL:. I I 'GrAOL OFFICIALS ' FREED OF BLAME! `1'l_L ,'nE unu IE was 101- mm 1c:1son man: Ave held the inqucs`il. L Chief Stewart First Witness ness culled. said that on in=.t1'uc1;ions ffrom Coroner Dr. Turnbull he sum- imoncd the jury. He also said he iviewud the remains of Russell Hend- erson in his cell in the county gaol lubount 11 a.m. He was lying on his` ?bed in the cell dressed only in his lundcdnvear. His neck was discolor-l nrl 5 Chief Alex. Stewum, the first mu` al. lprisoner was con- [ned of lHen(l01's0n de- 1 lcczlsml Hey !:aaid book turning Henderson lif replcds .' that hu was. hut tl1n,f. hr: wn: rrnimv: l Guard Finds Body l ' John \VcI.xIyn1outh turnkey at the! jguol for more tha11 23 years, stated, :t-ha.t Hcnclc-rson had come in o`| Sunday, I`.Ia1'ch 29, while he was an tell, having been admitttcd as :1, `puny to an illegal opcmtioxm. T-In urn: rm-v nninf $1121.} nlnr.-tr. El\"d.ll21.Ul(3 {-0 L118 H1UILlC'[Jill!L_\ The letter was placed on file and no action taken by the local council. Some of the members felt that such a commission would only mean :1 fcw months work for 21 few men with no benet resulting. Communications The Bmwie SOftb3l Association wrote asking permission for the use of the .-\w:i'ic11ltu1'z1l Park on May 24 for the purpose of l1olding' :1 soft- ball tournament, proceeds to clean 1111 :1 rlnnif `F:-nnw lncf vnnr : nnnr- puL'._y Lu um 11u:;._',zL1 upc1`zLLAun. | He was very quiut r,1121vt n1gm:: iwlmn 1_1e camc; in, witness said. Ii is-..w h1m zxgmn on Monday at 6.30: 171111 T anmvrz ]nfn1 Mic n1nn1`: 1... b'u\\' HUH 'dl.',`bUlI1 U11 l'VlUIl(lil_V HL U.6U` iu.m. I sewed him his meals on! !MondzLy. There was nothing` un-E 'usuu1 in his condition and his con-; .duct was good. 011 Monday nigyhtf {he was locked in his cell, :1 dou.)`.u' 21'egul'ai:ion cclil. He wars lodged a1UAli .in number two cell. I saw him ie. {at 7.10 p.m. Mionday. The ligh.` iwcre turned off about 10 o clock. I I Mr snxxr mm .,+ nan +1.. 9.1 ixven: Lurucu U11 zLUOuL LU U'Cl0CK. _I next sguv him at (5.30 the F01- iovnlgc. x`o1'x11ng1\x'11e1i I went tt_o 1111-1 0" ` - .1 5 e 1`1:a`oc])11, 0:1: VTl0:;1CO1i1l11Lu,u . s anblnt, o e (oor.by` `his belt. He had the buckle on the`; ileft side 01 his neck, which formed ` .21. noose for the belt. His head \V'a.s itiltcd to one side _:md Lilo buckle was buried in the side of the neck. The belt was hitched to the bars above the door. I 'T`1n'n1(nv \.Vnn\,~mnnH-u uvnc nf Hm l21uuv(, LIIL` uoor." Turnkey Weaymouth was of the {opinion that Henderson, after pud- ing the prison cot up near the door, had then jumped off the bed. He did not think the fzril was great enou,2rh to break the mz1n s neck. bu`. claimed he had died from :~:~:ran;;`uiv.- tion. When he found thc-.mz1n his body was partly s1i'. \\"i1nn:: chit] ixn inn-nn.-lu'..f.~.1v anal 'UUU_\ U3 1}il Witness sa ed the gov told him `.0 L \Vx.`iL_\')1!0L1th : n~...n' . ..Ir..1-.+ vuuu_-,1 nu: p.u'I./13' 51111. said he immediately noti~ governor of the gaol. who cut the body down. 311'. zzddcd t.h:.1t the dead mzm'.~: 1'ig`ht hand had :1 half clutch on the door. He _iu(I_2;ed the man to be about 5 feet 9 inches in height and wei_q`hi11g between 100 and 165 ! pounds. 3 nmn. r`-...-,I 1... c...-......|_.:.._ _[uH|[n.'u UH. I .<..xw Llu: prisoner on the morn- ing of the 30th and at that time he .~'n.-unml in good health. He said he wu-.~: all ri_u-ht. He was very quite in appezlrzlnce and conduct \\`hil`e I was Lu1kin;.: to him. I uv.\..1.l `:1?/\ Ln ..4...J.. ml-...L 1; Death Caused by Stranguiation ` Dr. W. C. Little, gnol physician, szifd he was called to the gaol zit. (3.sJ:3 on :h<.- morning of March 31.i ;Af1(;1' picking` up D1'.Turnbu11, they r:12`5'i\'e(i -at the 5.-;aoi nit 7.15 and pro- ceeded upstziirs with the ;=;ove'mo1` and the `.urnke_V. D1`. Little said the bolt marks were plziiniy visible on the 1:iam .~: neck. His anus and li:;.~; \\'(.'i'(.` quite stiff, but parts of the llullk, chest and abdomen we're .~-till \w;241'ni. The man had been deau i'n|.i- ni- vr. krnn-c -n-ml 4-in`... nI\I1r -41` -puuizua. l uuuuc.-u u1J.iL2lJI`S VVIED. U10 |tl1e `four or five hours and the cause of tlszltll was strang'ulation. Dr. Little Silltl the neck was not broken. It \vus impossible 7`.fl.Cl` he had lvl. l1lln rlnurn fn lvnn. fmn-l~.. IL wu.s JII1pUSSlDlf) .".IL01` no 11210 lat, him.~:elf down, to huvv touc1;'= thr. I100!` witrh his feet, continued the doctor. It wvzzs evident he had [)7.1H'. his bed up to \ViLhi1`| 21 foot and :1 half or two feet from 1110 door, turd the bolt to a bar and then jumpcd off. I ;:.`.\' fhn ru-i.~nnnu nn flu. Ixanlvm, chairmzm of the Indus`.x'-ial and Reception Committee of Orilliu coun- cil, Mayor J. B. Johnson h::~:~: invited the wurdrns of the various counties adjacent to Simcoe. to hold a joint picnic in Couchiching Beach Park next June. l/dll\llI}L LU HI I would like to st:1-te ".hz1.t it was quite pos. that the pri. c0u"1 huvu dom- the szumz thin_<.1' with any other :1-rticlo of torn C]0\lhi71L{', do- clzm.-d Dr. Libtlc, adding that Lhe man could have hzmgcd himself \vhcthc1' he had :1 belt or not. OUEDUUIIIUILL U1 committees for the ury, 1"cb1'uzn'y and wcznc as follows : Welfare .. . . . . . 13: u.` T): vrl\ .1 I\ L RELIEF HIGHEST EXPENDITURE When grovornmept becomes too rigid to nwot changing needs, revolu- tion brcuks out..-W1'l11'am Green. 1lI'l.' nun Fire Alsairm Fire 'I`ruck . . . . . R. Irwin and help Police . . . .. Market . . . . . Printing: . . . . .. . . Public Works . . . . Hospitals . . . . . . '...V Stzutement of expenditures by nnxmi-1.1.00: Fm` Hm mnntlm nI' Jsmn- B1-i;.a.dc H11. , , The Northern Advance COLLIER STREET MEN S CLUB BANQUET LARGELY ATTENDED The l\Ion s Club of Collier Stu.-at United Church held a largely ut- teml.;= banquet meeting: in Lhn Cl1U1`('l1 school hall on Tur=sdz1_V :,\'m1- ingr. The speaker of the aw,-nim; was Dr. E. Atkinson, who gavr: am interesting and instructive talk on his recent trip through tho Holy Land. Several musical numbr.-rs wor ...:...... In`? Hm `Mnn :.- (Tlnh 0.vr~hn.h~.'x uxpc11u1Lu1`L`~.5 U_\' months of Janu- Mz1rch of 1936 . $10,161.70 688.10 704.48 2.25 22.43 215.98 1,492.02 351.86 n1 `)0 :71-Ob 2,487.66 1,212.60 "" ""~`-`1)Ul'lU.ulL, l'L`IlUL?.lIl:J,',.UUCZUHU LHC D1100 Smtcdgoi Robert Dale Hodges son of Mrs. 0` [H,odg.-;es and the late Mr. E. A. WIS Zl1.\TYn:1n-n: nf R-an-`win Dnu A1-nlvulnn. ' T T T C. `I I T @771 [ .=`l1's. Roy Iiuols, of Victoria Jim'- bor, is spc11(li11g .11 few clnyzs wxth 1'1'iund.~: in town. l 1\;r.... n ur: ..r r`-M---A J.1'lL`1lUb' U1 '1/O\`\'l1. lVI}rs. D. Wismcz, of `Coldwatur, visirtcd 1'1'icnds in Barrie and Mid- ilzmd this week. TH \A7`..u \`,....+.... ...\....a o.1.,. ... L Trinity Anglican Church was the ,|scene of an inter s~tin`g' spring wed- lding: on S:ntu1'dz1_v afternoon last When 1VI|urg'zu'et Ann Beriault, R.N., .daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adtelard [Beriuu1t, Pcnctang,.became the bride J.n1-' renhm-+ nillr. T-Inlkrnc cnn me w..; C lilllu LIHS \V'L'L`K. M1 . Wm. Nc\\'to11 spent; the \v.-Ui `end with 1'1'ic.-nds in Collmgxvood. I\'1iss Cz1tho1'ine Brown, of To- ronto, vi.sitcd 1121' p;u`cm.,s over the week end. 1].. AIa'....,I r*.......I.....) /!` m-..-..n CUR. M1`. spent town. '.L1 .. Lmnd. Scvnrzu muslcm HulHl)|:lS wur g'i\~:n by the Men s Club O.rche.,tr:x and Mr. W. R. McVitL1c rendered a u ..1 znln