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PAGE FOURTEEN EASTERN ONTARIO NEWS FALL FROM LOAD FATAL ] A fall from a load of hay of William Post, aged 52, a promin- ent farmer of Moscow. The acci~ dent occurred mear his home. He is survived by his wife and one son, * GUARD 1S RECOVERING Guard R. C. Brewer, who was wiclously attacked by Convict De- ! as he was bringing dinner to the prisoner at Kingston, was yeported today to be recovering nicely from his wounds, though his face is still a mass of gashes. He 48 now at his home and will prob- ably remain off duty for some 8, SWIM ACROSS LAKE . On Wednesday afternoon Miss Beulah Huffman and Leigh Glover swam across Clear Lake, Peterboro, from Mrs, T. H. Glover's wharf, to the other shore a distance of one and a half miles in forty-five mrin- utes. On reachipg the middle of the lake, the waves were very high, causing them to drift out of their course. They were accompanied by Miss Huffman's brother, in a boat. HORSES GO ASTRAY Eight horses and eight farmers got into trouble in Belleville yes- terday, at least the horses were to blame. Residents of College Hill have been complaining lately when horses trampled into their gardens and destroyed shrubbery, ete. Yes- terday Constable Izzard investigat- ed and seven horses were rounded up and brought downtown. One more was taken in last night. CHARGED WITH FALSE PRE. TENSES George Hill, of Port Dalhousie, was arrested today by .Provinelal Constable Thomas Owens, and -- _-- TRICKS COAL COMICS 7 OFFICIALLY KID WINTER'S DONE, #24/// IN FACT, HE SEEMS TO BE ALL IN, PERHAPS YOU HAVE A HALF A"TON," SLEFT IN YOUR, LLAR BIN» 47 > PLAYS A'TRICK 3 - VHE ALWAYS HAS ONE ¥ FINAL KICK ,"<- Apa N 'THE HEAT - "Gamers waLxEn. ing. iL : "80 DONOT LET UPO (HAVE COAL ENOUGH WINTER CHEAT, Awe Fahy ar en ~ (LIKE PETE, USE SAYS PETE, Ed Ah, UR coae AND AT (PLAY SAFE / GET ANOTHER TON OF OUR COAL. W.U. TRICK COMPANY, Ltd. 25 ALBERT ST." PHONES 230-157 OUR -COAL GIVES HEATING _ SATISFACTION. WHY EXPERIMENT AR. ST Stoie-ForLONG &(@ BONDS Office: Reford Bu AND WELLINGTON STS. TO 8. F, EVERSON, Local Manager Private Wire System 11 King Stveet East, Oshawa -- Above C.P.R, Office Phones 143 and 144 GRAIN Lehigh Valley Cross Creek Coal LASTS LONGER, GIVES LESS ASH AND GREATER HEAT der, DON VALLEY BRICK A quantity of large size mow on hapd, also a complete supply of lime and sand, "Phone i - your or- $23; H.M. Fowlds & Son me Phone 91 THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, JULY 14, 1928 brought to Brampton where he ap, peared before Magistrate Crawford on a charge of obtaining money on false pretenses and with intent to do fraud. Hill was held without bail and will come up before the magistrate again tomorrow. The complainants, whose names were withheld for the time, are a man and his wife, who, it is alleged, were swindled in stock purchases, one purchase being by the husband and one by the wife. BELLEVILLE WOMAN KILLED Mrs. Mary Purdy, Belleville, mid- dle-aged and somewhat deaf, was this afternoon killed on the provine cial highway in front of her home just west of the school for the deaf and a short distance west of the city limits. Mrs. Purdy evidently became confused in crossing the highway and was struck down by a car own- ed and driven by Michael Amodeo, of 240 Princess street, Kingston, The car was proceeding eastward towards this city, and a spectator of the accident stated that Amo- deo was not driving fast. The un- fortunate lady was kmngcked to the pavement and sustained injuries which caused her death a few min- utes later, An inquest will be held, COGK FIGHT RAID Prominent Racing Men In. cluded in Norfolk Dragnet London, July 13.--The news has leaked out that while a number of men prominent in racing circles were excitedly watching a carefully guarded cockfight in the remote Norfolk hamlet. of New Bucken- ham, they were suddenly surprised by policement, who stopped the contest, Between 40 and 50 men, many of them well-to-do, had gone to the secret rendezvous at a farm and watched a terrific battle between two game cocks armed with silver spurs. Within a radius of ahout half a mile of the building where the fight was held guards were posted in a ring, They had been instruct- ed to give immediate warning of the approach of any suspicious per- son, Despite these precautions the po- lice in plain elothes, who were working under Superintendent Car- ter, of Wymondham, managed to pass through the cordon to the cockpit without raising the alarm. Their arrival caused great con- sternation, as several of the spec- tators were men prominent in Lon- don socinl circles. It is understood that so agistrates were among the company, The first action of the police was to pick up the cocks, thereby ending the contest, They then took the names of about twenty of the spectators, Later they took posses- sion of a number of game cocks found on the premises and removed these to the police station. Proceedings are being taken hy summons, The police have for months heen trying to discover the scenes of the cock fights, which they knew were frequently taking place in Norfolk and the surrounding counties and attended hy many sporting people from Newmarket. The promoters of these {llegal contests have taken the greatest care to make them as secret as pos- sible. Not only are they always carefully guarded, but also the spectators are sworn never to re- veal their existence. A horse box which is believed to have been on its way from New- market to New Buckenham with fighting cocks inside, broke down at Thetford. The local police were surprised to see this vehicle in Thetford, where is was on the way to no race meeting, Thelr suspicions were aroused, § [TALY'S FINANCIAL POLICY I$ SOLVED View Taken as Result of Resignation of Count Volpi Rome, July 13.--Count Giuseppe Volpi's resignation as Minister of Finance was viewed in authorita- tive circles as an indication that the most difficult problems of the Fascist financial policy has been solved for the present. It was assumed generally that the Ministry of Fipance in the fu- ture will be merely administrative, with the outstanding questions satisfactorily overcome and the system established hy Count Volpi and Premier Mussolini securely en- trenched. The new ministry is ex- pected to follow closely the present Fascist policy. Although the resignation of Vol- pl was regarded in some circles as an indication that the Premier was displeased with present condl- tions, there was no reaction shown by the Bourses. The accepted view was that Volpi had handled the dif- ficult financial situation as well as could be expected. The country's finances were re- ported strong in every quarter, and state bonds and commercial and industrial stocks were all slightly improved. While Italy is passing through the same strained situation all na- tions must encounter after the sta- bilization of currency, there wus not the slightest outward evidence of a serious crisis at present or in the near future. POLICE SURPRISE | ff ~ ONTARIO Aug2: deptd The world's largest tacle; at- tracting more people 1 any fair or exposition; displaying almost every known product; costing an- nually to stage over $1,000,000; and representing a land and build ing value of $15,000,000. T the 1928 Canadian Na- tional Exhibition, every- one will witness the most enter- taining and diversified pro- gramme of all time to fittingly mark this 50th Anniversary year. Here are a few of the hundreds of fea- H. M. Royal Air Force Band and other noted musical organizations; | performers on world's largest stage; Famed 2,200 Voice Ex- hibition Cherus; First showing 1929 Motor Cans; First International Air Craft Dis- play; Exhibits from the world over, and the outstanding Sporting Event of the year-- The Third Wrigley Marathon Swim for the World Championship, and $50,000 purse; and an Amateur Sports Programme rivalling an Olympiad. TE SC SI PREFERS CHAIR TO MOSQUITOES Union City, Tenn., July 12.-- Johnny Vaughan, 21-year-old con- demned murderer who escaped from Obian county jail last Thurs- day, returned voluntarily to his cell Tuesday, because he "prefer- red death in the electric chair wo being bitten to death by mosqui- toes." Vaughan's face and arms were a mass of mosquito bites, suffered during his hiding at the home of an uncle, gleeping in the woods at night, ATL NY Nw 7) Y '/ The Bus Driver Buses have to operate dule and we of depend. able service by using Champion 8, Plugs, -- Champions the better spark plug because it has an exclusive silli- manite CHAMPION Spark Plugs Windsor, Ontario A CANADIAN-MADE PRODUCT De A A te © AUSTRO-TTALIAN FEELING STRAINED "BY WAR MEMORIAL Inscription "on Monument Considered Offensive in Austria Original Word "Barbarian" Changed To "Foreigner" Vienna, July 13.--Good relations between Austria and Italy, which only recently were re-established, Thursday appeared again painfully strained by reports of indignation throughout Austria over what is regarded as an offensive inserip- tion on an Italian war monument at Bolzano. This monument to be unveiled by King Victor Emmanuel in com- memoration of the Austrian defeat of 1918, was reported in the Aus- trian press to contain the following inscription: "Here are the frontiers of the Fatherland. From this point we have driven the barbarian, lan- guage, laws and arts." One word, however, Is under- stood to have heen changed, name- ly, "barbarian' into 'foreigner." Fedele Resigned Tt is declared in Vienna that the Italian Minister of Education, Sig- nor Fedele, resigned because Pre- mier Mussolini desired to alter the wording of the original inscription, Chancellor Seipel received a de- legation of south Tyrolese depu- ties and mayors who protested against the inscription, but secur- ed no satisfaction. Chancellor Sel- pel having told them that he was helpless. Frontier Closed Tt 1s understood that the Italian Government has closed the Italo- Austrian frontier for six days to avoid incidents, The south Tyrol- ese Nationalist parties are known to have planned a demonstration against Italy for the suppression of the German language in the South Tyrol and the police have been very active to prevent any in- cidents which might mar Italo- Austrian relations. Innsbruck de- spatches say the Italian consulate has been instructed to refuse an Italian visa to Austrian subjects until further notice, OLYMPIC TEAM ENLIVENS VOYAGE Canadians Bound for Am. sterdam Are Training on Ship Latest reports on the progress of the White Star liner Albertic, which is carrying the Olympic team to Europe, disclose the fact that the whole party "got together' be- fore the liner reached Quebec. On the trip down the river the games party was the centre of attraction to the many passengers travelling by the liner. There were big men, small men, who weighed anything from 95 lbs. up to 200 lhs, A colored runner caused much mer- riment by appearing on deck with a blue and white beret, a red and white tie, smart looking plus fours and vivid stockings. In addition he wore a monocle and carried a stick, while he enjoyed a constitu- tional round the deck, He turned out to be Phil Edwards, an eu- trant for the 800 metres. One of the Argonaut eights, standing 6 feet 5 inches, teamed up for a photograph with the diminu- tive Bert Richardson, the marathon runner, who weighs 95 lbs,, and is 5 feet 2 Inches, oing down the river some of the boys did a little private train- ing in the specially constructed cabin gymnasium, which had been equipped by the White Star Line for the special use of the contest- ants, but there was not a regular workout, as the coach, Capt. J. R. Cornelius, wanted all the athletes to rest for the first 24 hours. 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