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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, <~BUESDAY, OCTOBER 18,1927 hey NOTICE TO WHITBY SULSCRIBERS . Any Whithy subscriber' who is now getting The Times by mail $ ame delitered by sarvite boy at the delivery ste Uf 10e if they will the, Whithy representative, Mr. W. G or the office of publication at Pi hg | foil DRAININGS FROM CESS-POOLS im. is Obstructed By a : Flow of Surface Ir Water i ? i | (By Staff Rey Reporter) Whitby, Oct. 18.--At the Council meeting last night a complaint was 1eceived that a stream, north of the C.P.R. tracks, into which several cess-pools open, was obstructed which in the heavy flow of surface water meant the backing up of foul drainings from the eéss-pools. The Board of Health was instructed to investigate the statement that there ! $Town, as such A recommendation was read from the Fire Chief asking for six new coats and thrée pairs of fubber boots. J. M. Kenny who présented the requisition, told the council that the firemen had worked out © plan of having each man's equip ment carried on the truck to which he was assigned, so that delay in getting away to te scene of a fire could be cut down to a minimum Chas. Lavery was also compliment- ed on the excellent condition of the fire engines, The motors are run for a few minutes every day so that there is no pessibility of them be- coming incapacitated. Councillor Kenny introduced a motion that in case of fire, the op- erator of the fire alarm bell should \4 a 12 Simcoe St. N. Phone 1200 Osha wa Luggage YOUR INITIAL FRER On Suit Case or Club Bag Saywell & Son . . BOND ST. WEST Wright Funerals J. A. FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EM BALMER No mother in this enlightened age would give her baby something she did not know was perfectly harm- less, especially when a few drops of plain Castoria will right a baby's stomach and end almost any littiz iH. Fretfulness and fever, too; i: 'seems no time until everything is serene. That's the beauty of Castoria; its gentle influence seems jusy what is 'needed. It does all that castor oil might aceomplish, without shock to to the system. Without. the evi taste. It's delicious! Being purely vegetable, you ean give it as ofter as there's a sign of colie: constipa- tion; diarrhea; or need to aid sound, natural sleep. Just ome warning: it is genuine Fletcher's Castoria that physicians recommend. Other prenarations may be just, as free from all doubtful drugs, but no child of this writer's is roing to test them. Besides, the Fnok on caré and feeding of babies that comes with Fletcher's Castoria is worth its weight in gold. El sing it in such a way as to show the location of the fire according to the ward (in whic it occurred. For in- stance, a blaze in Ward L would be tadicated { by sounding ome distinct note after an interval of unbroken ringing; Ward 2, by: two distinct notes. This system would aid the firemen) in getting to the fire as speedily as possible without loss of 'ime, and save business men pos- ible needless worry over the laca- | lon of night fires. The 'motion was adopted. SELECT SITE FOR COURTS AND GR Club Receive Charter--To Form Company ! (By Staff Reporter) Whitby, Oct. 18.-- Whitby Tennis >f Mr. A. G. Browning last evening :he Executive Committee which was ite for the new bowling green and 'ennis courts, Two properties were 'onsidered, and the - unanimous 'hoice of the meeting was the Sil- verthorn property on Brock street south, opposite the Park, This large lot can be secued at a figure of $800. An effory is to be made to secure the services of someone who has had experience in laying out greens and courts to supervise the work which is to start as soon a possible, The charter for the company has arrived and a meeting of the stock- holders 1s to he called soon tp elect officers. Another canvass is to he instituted to reach those who wanted to see something started before subscrib- promised to give investment if neces sary. Enthusiasm is high, and Im- mediate development are certain now that the property is deeided on. at last. HIS ONLY REMEDY WAS CANNED HEAT Richard Whelan, of Ireland, En Route Home, Runs Foul of Law in Whitby (By Staff Reporter) Whitby, Oct. 18.-- Persons troubled with persistent coughs ars recommended to try canned heat. Richard Whelan, Limarick, Iveland, ~>ngidaers it a sovereign remedy for bronechiall affections, and sayr jt is the only thing that gives him relie', Whelan was found on Friday night last in Davidson's Garage, taking a dose of his medicine, Constahla John Thomas teok him intd enstody on a charge of vagrancv, and he an- neared in Police Court vesterday to wive an account of his "illness". Whelan has just finished a term in the Reformatory, for vagrancy., He stated that he was on his way to Ireland to claim his anceatrai estates. He intends to engage pas- sage on a cattle hoat. Magistrate Willis decided to speed the prodigal on his homeward way and allowed him to go on suspended sentence. warning him to detour around Whitby when he returns from "Ireland." MAN AND TWO GIRLS ARE GIVEN TERMS Harold Payne, Jessie McLean and Daisy Dames Go to Reformatory (By Staff Reporter) Whitby, Oct, 18.--Before a court- *oom crowded with the idly curious, Magistrate Willis gave sentence last night on Harold Payne, charged with keeping a disorderly house, '180 Jessie McLean, and Daisy Yames, charged with being inmates. "he former received a sentence of } months in the Ontario Reforma. ory and the two girls will serve-- * months in the Mercer Reforma- tory. 'ision, lectured the girls on the ex- The magistrate in giving his de- 'reme folly of their course of life ind strongly recommended them to ay heed to the instruction they would receive in the fimstution to which they were going. in order hat »n their dismissal they wonld "»e able to take up a respectable mode of life. An additional charge of selling liquor laid against Payie was dismissed. EN 4 Whitby Bowling and Tennis' nd Bowling Club met in the office' o hear and discuss the report of y. med last Friday night to find a ing. A number of subscribers alilo j Clerk J. Fros; became ill as a re- sult 'of an accidental overdose of medicine which he had been taking for hay-fever. Mr. Frost was taken home and Dir. McGillvray called to attend him. The suddenness of the attack rather upset the meeting, but his indisposition will not be of long duration. ' DISPUTE ARISES OVER GRAVEL PIT| | Whitby Township Orders the Town to Stop Giving Gravel (By Séaff Reporter) Whitby, @ot. 18.--The latifude permissible in giving consent to private persons to take gravel from the municipal. pit bids fair to» be- come a bone of contention between the Town and Township of Whitby. | Among the communications read at { the Council meeting last night was one from the Township of Whitby j ordering the Town to cense giving ravél to a certain Whithy contrac- tor for a private contract, Several councillors were opposed ta the | thought of allowing evervbody to take gravel becouse of the resulting difficulty in keeping the pit in work- ;able condition, as the aver burden { would not he cleaned away and ! cave-ins would result, Reeve Jack- gon thourht that the stntemeni of {the Denuty-Minister of Public High- { ways that gravel might be sold to private contractors in case Af em- ergency, was applicable to the case under discussion. A resolution wns passed stating | Minister's verbal the Council's belief that it was act- ing in accordance with the Deputy- , Statement, but abjuring any wish to act contrary to the wish of the Township, and ordering the Clerk to send a copy of the resolution to the Township. Councillor Mowat suggested that the several contractors who are in- terested in the matter should act jointly in petitioning the Govern. ment for some relief from the pres- ent situation, APOLOGY OF CHI MIGHT SATISFY Settlement of Threatened Ac- tion Against Town of Whitby Expected (By Staff Reporter) Whitby, Oct. 18.--A settlement of the threatened suit against the Town for damages for false arrest brought by A. G. Browning on be- half of Oscar Foster who was arrest- ed two weeks ago on a charge of vagrancy, is likely to be effected shortly. In a letter following that in which notice of instituting the suit is stated, Mr, Browning stated that, withouy authorization by his client, he believed that a suitable apology from the Chief of Police would be sufficient to satXfy his principal. ' At the Council meeting last night, Reeve Jackson said, "I don't believe we should ask the Chief to apologize to any man for having done his duty. I don't know all the circumstances i but 1 believe the situation was due to the man's refusal to give'a proper account of himself." The Mayor, Chas. Broughton, Chairman of the Applications Committee and the Chief were instructed to attempt to arrange a settlement and failing in this to turn the matter over to the solicitor. 4 The view or the Council was that the Chief had done only his duty in holding the man, while regretting the indignity which had been done to a man who was later shown to be entirely reputable. The Mayor also commented on the publication in a Toronto paper of an account of the arrest which stated that Foster was suspected of com- plicity in recent burglaries, a state- ment which the Chief denied having authorized. Mr. Browning also asked for § ruling as to whether or not the Chief could prevent any one, even a lawyer, from going to the cells Mad nufactured by NORTHROP & LY11AN COMPANY, LIMITED Toronto Dr.J.D. Kellogg's old reliable Asthma Rem- edy is a simple but effective relief for Asthma and Hay Fever. It is composed of herbs, the fumes of which when burned, quickly and effective- ly relieve all irrita- tion. Acts safely and surely. Canada - = in the Police Station, to It with prisoners without his, (the Chief's) consent. The Mayor's rul. ing was that no one has a right to go into the cells to talk with prisen- ers without the knowledge and con- sent of the Chief. AGREEMENT 1s DR AFTED BY SWIMMERS AND AAU. Montreal, Oct. 18---An official statement issued by the Amateur Athletic Association of Canada and the Canadian Amateur Swimming Association announces that articles of agreement between these bod- les have been signed. A break in the relationships between these or- ganizations occurred: some four years ago, and although the recent relationships have been most har- -monious, it has been felt desirable "to have a definite agreement be- tween both organizations, The articles of agreement state, among other things, that the Cana- dian Amateur Swimming Associa- tion shall be recognized as the governing body for amateur swim- ming, diving and water polo for the Dominion, with full control. Open events, however, shall be sanctioned by the AA.U, of C. Both bodies shall recognize, sus- pensions made by each other and reinstatements can only be made by the body making the sugpension. 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