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FAG «wu EEEN HE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, OCTOBRR 12, 1928 EASTERN ONTARIO NEWS | SERIOUSLY INJURED IN FALL FROM LADDER Picton, Oct, 12, -- Mr, Claude Sager, of Albury, was very serious- ly injured om Monday when he : fell from a ladder while ploking pears in Mr, Harry Dempsey's or- chard. He was rushed to a To- ronto hospital by ambulance and friends are very con ed over his condition, en. YOUNG FUGITIVE CAPTURED IN BELLEVILLE Belleville Oct, 12.--A young boy, under 16 years of age and at pres- ent absent without leave from Mimico Industrial school, was ar- rested late today by Belleville pol- lice, charged with stealing a car. The boy was arrested as he was making a break for liberty from his home on Bleecker avenue. -- TWO MEN SENTENCED FOR HOUSEBREAKING Prescott, Oct, 12, -- In Police Court Wednesday Albert Johnston aged 19, Prescott, was senenced to two years in the Toronto Reforma- tory, and Robert Gibson, aged 29, Smith's Falls, was sentenced to six months in the same Institution on a charge of breaking into the residence of Allen Keyes at Lord's Mills and stealing $150. TOWN OF PEMBROKE APPEALS COUNTY EQUALIZATION PLAN Pembroke, Oct. 12.--Judgment was reserved in the appeal of the Town of Pembroke against the county equalization, heard by his Homor Judge J. T. Mulcahy. The appeal hinges on the legality of in- cluding business and income as- sessments in the basis of the county equalization. PETERBORO WOMAN AWARDED DAMAGES Petedboro', Oct. 12.--Mrs. H. Rattan was yesterday awarded $1,350 and costs in her suit for $4,000 against Nigel O'Connor- Fenton and Mrs. S, O'Connor-Fen- ton of Norwood for injuries re- ceived when she was struck down by Mrs, Fenton's car, driven by her gon last October, Mr, Justice Rose assessed the damages at $2.- 700, but found both parties equol- [iy to blame, and therefore ordered the defendants to pay $1,350. PLANS NEARLY COMPLETE FOR TRINITY COLLEGE Cobourg, Oct. 12. -- Plans are nearly complete for the new sem- jor school on the Trinity College, |school grounds, to replace the his- torie building which was swept away bv the disastrous fire of March 3rd. It is expected that the work of 'A Statement of Fact' THE DIXON COAL CO. have a greater number of delivery any other company in their business vehicles in Oshawa than in a city of this size in Canada, THE DIXON COAL Co, have the Best Fuel Products DIRECT | LINES JEDDO COAL SOLVAY COKE GENERAL MOTORS WOOD BUY FROM |THE Dixon Coal Co. AND PROVE OUR STATEMENT OF QUALITY and SERVICE gree, Six heavily loaded freight cars were derailed at moon "~admesday about three miles north of Mar- mora station on the Tremton-May- nooth line of the Canadian Pacific Railways according to word reach- ing here yesterday mormning. The train was proceeding south from Maynooth to Trenton at the time, Auxiliaries from Trenton and Lind- say are working and it was expected the track would be ¢leared by noon today. No persom was hurt. 100TH ANNIVERSARY Belleville, Oct, 12. -- Yesterday afternoon and evening Prince Ed- ward Lodge, A.F, and A.M. held high festival to mark the 100th anniversary of the occupancy of the Masonic Temple at Picton, Deputy Grand Mastér D, W. Dargavel, To- ronto, unveiled a bronze tablet to mark the event, Prince Edward Lodge is the oldest in the Prov- ince, dating from 1811. D.D.G. M, J. O'Herity paid his official visit also at the dedication. The occupancy of the buliding has been contiuuous, PROF, QRIN CARSON ; GETS HIGH DEGRER Kingston, Oct, 12, -- Prof. Orin Carson of Queen's University, coach of Queen's senior rugby team, has returned from Columbia University, New York City, where he received the degree of Ph, D, (doctor of philosophy). Dr, Carson was at Columbia Uni- versity a year ago, when he took his Ph, D, course and the degree was conferred upon him at convo- cation this week. His many firends in the city are ertending their sincerest congratu- lations to the recipient of the de McCONNELL CASE ADJOURNED IN COBOURG Port Hope, Oct, 12.--The case of causing bodily injury by wilful neg- lect to Wm, Lewis, on Septem 23rd, R, McConnell, R.R. 1, Port Hope, was arragined in police court here yesterday morning, An ad- journment was granted until Oec- tober 20th in order for pe defen- 1 dant to procure counsel, Crown Attorney W. F. Kerr, K.C.,, of Cobourg, acted for the Crown, It will be recalled that the de- fendant was driving a truck west- erly on the highway and as he turn- ed to one side of the road, the rear end of the vehicle struck Mr. Lew- is, hurling him to the pavement, thereby causing serious injury, HON, PETER HEENAN WITH PETERBORO COUNCIL Peterboro, Oct, 12.--*I believe that an understanding of our country and its opportunities would be one of the greatest fac- tors in the development of Cana- da," declared Hon, Peter Heenan, SE ee EER Every Department contains at the present time better assortments, bet- ter styles and better values than previously, Under the new man- agement, A Sale of Hats at $1.49 Buy Yow Hat Here Saturday Just about this time every woman will want a new hat and will be interested in this attractive showing. Hats for every occasion in this our great special Hat Sale. Values worth up to $3.95, Special Tomorrow SE a SRA = nd Limited | | 514 | | For Perfect Bread NOTE! Shihab our a . 3 Soak a ROYAL YEAST water with alittle ay Stir well, strain and drink the fu i nh Delicious when taken in orange juice, STANDARD E.W. GILLETT co.\70, TORONTO, CAN. Minister of Labor, in the course of his address to the member of the city council and representatives of various civie bodies at a luncheon accorded him by the former body in the Empress Hotel yesterday. In his address Mr, Heenan took occasion to remark upon the pow- er of newspaper articles for good or fr ill, He instanced the pos- sible effect upon the uninformed laymen of an article which stated that the Government had given a tract of timber land worth some $3,000,000 to some individual or company, As a matter of fact, he said, the overhead in developing that tract, before 1t could be worth a single! dollar, would be far too great to he practical so far as the Government was concerned, There- fore, the Government should not have been accused of giving mil- lions 'of dollars' worth of timber and land away, "I have often wondered if it is to the interests of Canada to be able to pick up newspapers and read such articles. Because of such propaganda the progress of the country is retarded rather than as- sisted, We should develop our resources for the people when ft is possible, but I can see the wis- dom of our resources being tied up hecause the people are not ready for their development. "The other thought which I would I would leave with you is that as we expand we should not forget those greatest investors in any industry, the working men and women, and see that they get the square deal which they deserve," concluded the Minister of Labor, ORDER EXPULSION ~ OF HAROLD HORAN Anglo-American Journalists in Paris Take Action on Naval Accord Steal Paris, Oct, 11--Harold J. T. Horan, correspondent in Paris for the Hearst newspapers, recently questioned by the French Government as to his part in the-publication in America of cer- tain documents relating to the Anglo- French naval pact, was expelled from the Anglo-American Press Associa- tion, the organization of foreign cor- respondents here, today, His _expul- sion came after an investigation by the association, . Horan, meanwhile, had left France, and was last reported to have been in Brussels, Belgium. His departure was unknown to either his colleagues or friends, Reports here are to the cfiect that Horan had given an inaccurate ver- sion of his part in the document scan- dal and that he had misled the press associations as well as French offi- cials, Negotiated Purchase It was asserted today that instead of being a mere transmitting agent for the documents in question, as he said he had been, he actually nego- tiated the purchase of them. In a paper which he signed several days ago, Horan is said to have confessed this and to have given the names of three persons implicated in the deal. No official confirmation of this is obtainable at the moment, but a sub- committee of the association which had an interview with Alexis Leger, chief secretary of M. Briand, the Foreign Minister, were so impressed he made that a special meeting of the executive committee of the associa- tion, called immediately afterward, at once ordered Horan's expulsion, According to the latest version of the incident, Horan, after getting ion of the doc ts, showed them to his employer. William Ran- dolph Hearst who ordered them cab- led to America, Three thousand dol- lars was the price paid for the docu- ments, it is said. 3 The press association, previous to the revelations had protested action by the French Government ordering Horan's expulsion from the country. Grated cheese does mot keep well. The least damp affects it, Keep it fn a cool dry cupboard in 8 tightly corked bottle. Jellied broths may be made by [| adding dissolved gelatin to clear soups and molding them on ice. SYNOD IS SOLID AGAINST DIVORCE Resolution Protesting On- tario Court Left to Council After Warm Debate North Bay, Oct. 12--"The church of England in Canada knows no divorce, SaLNet Suction divorce, ad cannot marry divorce rsons, - clared Bishop Roper Tg Ottawa, at the Provincial Synod, when in the dying hours of the session Canon Ferg and Archdeacon Dougherty asked the Synod to pass a resolu- tion protesting ag:in-t the setting up of a divorce court in Ontario. Chancellor Gisborne, for a number of years parliamentary counsel, who admitted a wide knowledge on the subject as it appears in governmental and senatorial circles, and who de- clared himself as the strongest anti- divorce man in the house, submitted a resolution referring the matter to the general council, Col. Wigle sec- onded this. Against New Court Canon Ferguson declared that he believed the mind of the Synod should be heard as to whether the proposed Ontario divorce court would be a good or bad thing, adding that he personally believed it would be in- creasing facilities , for divorce, and therefore not in the interests of the community. He read a letter from a senator and former minister of the crown, who said, "I am square-toed against divorce, under any condition, and that is why I oppose all legislation that looks with approval on the dissolution entirely of the marriage. I cannot get away from the sound pronounce- ment which is made with all rever- ence at every marriage ceremony, 'whom forever God hath joined to- gether let no man put asunder.' It is my firm belief that a court in this province would facilitate divorce. One argument in favor of a divorce court is that the court could adjust ali- mony, etc, really making the whole proceedings more attractive. Un- doubtedly if a court in Ontario were empowered to grant divorce, it would shortly follow the lead of some other Jravitces in enlarging the grounds or divorce. "If there were no divorce, mar- riage contracts would be entered into with greater caution. It is a fact that at least 85 per cent of the applica- tions for divorce are from parties looking for relief from the old vows in order to repeat the vows to some one else. "It is only off with the old, but on with the new, making marriage a comparative joke. Under present law, separation is provided where it is impossible for people to live together. HAMILTON PIGS BEING PAINTED 'Hamilton, Oct. 12--If Hamilton- ians taste coal oil with their roast pork they must blame Inspector Berlinghoff, of the S.P.C.A. for he ordered that hogs be painted with the liquid to stop them from fight- The officer states that strange porkers.are about as friendly as wildcats and when shipments are gathered in local packing plants a rough and tumble results and the animals suffer, Slashed bodies, torn ears and other injuries are not uncommon and the packer and the public suffer through bruised meat. By the smell the pigs detect strangers, and the coal oil liber- ally applied to the backs of the ani- mals with a sponge will cause the scent to disappear, and the fighting spirit thus departs, he said. Fill Up for Winter The wise man never waits till is driven by necessity. ing. Secure your CONGER COAL now while best services are available, Concer Lemet Coar.Co. Limrren, J. H. R. 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