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0 THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1928 SHITH'S SINEWS OF WAR SUPPLIED BY NEW YORKERS Democratic Candidate Re ceives Strong Support From His Home Town D. 0., Oct. 17.--An- alysis of published figures on the Democratic campaign fund re. veals that about two-thirds of all the money contributed by i supporters came from New York State, of Ww Alfred Smith, dem- ocratic candidate, is or. Twenty-seven of the forty-eight states contributed aothing More than one half of the ind! dual con- tributions iome from people in New York City. Only four of the south- ern States so far have helped to furnish the sinews of war for the democratic Sampaign, They are Georgia, Virginia, Alabama, and Texas. The rest Florida, Louisiana, Kansas, North and South Carolina, Arkansas, M and The list uted nothing. no Dames in the States Michigan, of or vi few in the western Satas snd on the Pacifls Const only swelled the party funds. Besides New York, the most gen- erous supporters of the democratic party were in Baltimore, Bostom, hicago, and Jersey C City. The first five t states which have a large Tafiuence in the electoral college. COINS FOR THE TREASURY London, Oct. 17.-- A Hornsey goroner's jury has decided that the 652 Roman coins-- probably 1,800 years old--found at Cranley Gar- dens, Muswell Hill, were treasure trove and directed Pr, George Co- hen, the coroner, to hand them over THMto the treasury, The cons were found by Gerald Denis Grims- dell, a shy little boy, who was dig- ging "just for fun in the garden, "This is my first case of the kind in 20 years' experience," said the coroner. "The treasury now returns to the finder of treasure trove 80 per cent. of its selling value, but the penalty for not reporting the finding is imprisoumeni and a fine." ery nole of the he: musical scale Models pri $115. 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Recognizing, however, that the status doctrine does not jibe with some existing statutes or usages the conference provided for a committee of jurists representing the Mother Country and each Do- minion to reconcile any conflicts between the enlarged autonomy of the Dominion, and any law that op- erates in conflict with it, It is this body which the Canadian Govern- ment wants to get functioning, The matter was discussed with Hon, L. C. 8, Amery, Dominions Secretary when he was here last winter, and it is now being pressed again. Last session in the House, C. H, Cahan inquired as to when the body would get busy. Specific Obstacle. The Colonial Laws Validity, Act is one specific obstacle to the equal- ity of status theory, although, as its name indicates, it was passed in the colonial days. It provides, generally, that when any colonial or Dominion statute conflicts with an Imperial law the latter shall pre- vail. Critics of statutes equality have properly cited this Act as con- trolling evidence that nothing has been changed by the Imperial Con- ference declaration or can he so long as as the statute referred to exists. To this argument color is lent by the judgment by the Privy Council as to the wunconstitution- ality of the Canadian Act which sought to abolish appeals to Lon- don in criminal cases. It was held to be at variance with the Act men- tioned and also contrary to the right of the subject anywhere, to go to the foot of the throne." There are said to be other sta- tutes adverse to the equality declar- ation end In recognition of this, the Imperial Conference provided for a committee of jurists to smooth things out. That it should get to work is now the submission of the Canadian Government, CHANCES AGAINST RAILWAY EXTENSION GOLFERS' ALPHABET Ottawa, Ict. 17.-- The chances are against any immediate exten- sion of a branch from the new Flin Flon Railway to the Sherritt Gor- don property. A guarantee of ton- nage, Major Graham Bell, Deputy Minister of Rallways sald, is a re- ing the line. He added that the company while satistied with its prospects has not developed the property sufficiently as yet to be in a position to guaran- tee the tonnage it will produce, and until this is done it is not keen about any contract being entered into for the construction of the branch. NIMROD AWAKE! With the fall of the leat and the tang of frost in the air, and pa- ture @bapging the lanscape into its late Autumn beauty, it is high time to hear the call of the wood~ lands--rclean the gun -- assemble the kit---and ask the nearest Agent of the Capadian National Railways for season's special Hunters' Train Service Leaflet. " Reports received indicate excel- lent hunting conditions this year slopg the lines of the Canadian Natiopal Railways and arrange- ments have been completed to af- ford our hunting patrons the max- imum in transportation facilities. Open season dates for deer and moose are: North of the Canadian National Transcontinental Division, September 15th to November 25th. South of the French and Matta- wa Rivers, November 5th to Noy- ember 20th, Jury and Lovell #1 druggists everywhere sell it with Jithis guarantee. quisite to the Government authoriz-' HORNSVORT I QUITTING GAN OF POLITICS SOON Business Duties Compel Withdrawal of the Son of Lord Rothmere London, Oct. 17.--The Hon, Es- mond Harmsworth has notified the Conservative Association of the Isle of Thanet that owing to increasing business responsibilities he will be unable again to contest the seat at the General Election, Mr. Harmsworth is the only sur- viving son of Lord Rothermere, head of the Daily Mail and its asso- clated newspapers. Two other sons were killed in the War. Mr, Harms- worth was first elected for the Isle of Thanet in 1919. The late Lera Northcliffe and other members of the family for a long time had vesi- dences in this area of Kent, and their influence has done much to increase its popularity as a holiday resort, Mr. Harmsworth entered the House of Commons with the inten- tion of pursuing a special "anti- waste" campaign. At his entry he was only 21 years of age. His ma. jority in a three-cornered contest at the last general election was 14,351. UNDERWRITERS T0 RECONSIDER RATE Development of Hudson Bay Railway Raises Question London, Oct. 18. -- The Daily Telegraph sald Tuesday. "The Hud- son Bay rallway development is of interest to marine underwriters and if not only grain but ore is to he shipped, it is probable that special consideration will have to be given the insurance question, For 8 breach of the warranty prohibiting trading outside defined areas in the North Atlantic extra premiums are required, If a considerable volume of trade develops through Fort Churchill the underwriters will have to reconsider the recent agree- ment sponsored by the imperial Shipping Committee," Guaranteed sa 868 Shldbiers | Pink Capsules Jor indige ston command if you "TRY ~ SUNDRIES Gentlemen's ter-shave with EE nentrsl tint, 35¢c a tin Milk of Magnesia Tooth Paste ,., TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY MISSNAUDEROYDEN EXPLAIRS STAND ONCIGARETTES English Evangelist Says Re ligion lsn't a Matter of Six Smokes a Week New York, N. ¥., Oct. 17.--Miss Maude Royden, writing in the For- um on "American Women and Re- ligion," deals fully with the great cigarette controversy in which she was involved during her visit to the United States as lecturer and prea- cher. One religious journal publicly addressed to her a kindly courteous appeal to "set a good example" to the world by abandoning a habit which could he no great sacrifice, Miss Royden Replies "I explained," writes Miss Roy- den, "that I did not believe that religion was a matter of such trif- les as the smoking of six cigarettes a week, and added that I did mot smoke at all in Lent. I did not dream that it was necessary to ex- plain that I did this in order to test my own power of self control--it seemed sufficiently obvious. She Gives Up "The editor, however, returned to the attack in his next issue by asking if I supposed the sacrifice of thirty-six cigarette would 'im- press or interest God," On this 1 abandoned the controversy. The idea that, hy giving up smoking, I should impress young (female) America with the excellence of my examples seemed to me ridiculous and pretentious enough. When it came to a hope of impressing the Deity, I gave up." T0 STUDY EFFECT OF VACCINATION International Anti-Tubercu- losis Congress Convenes in Paris Paris, Ict. 17.--An International Anti-Tuberculosis Congress for the purpose of establishing the immed- fate and deferred effects of vacci- nation on laboratory animals, cattle and human beings convened at the Pasteur Institutd Monday, The Congress, which was convok- ed under the auspices of the League of Nations, follows several years of investigation and preparation by League experts in all parts of the world, In addition to studying the ef- fects of antitubercular vaccination, the Congress will endeavor also to establish the best methods for its application. 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