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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1929 . a RE l Cl A A STAGF DETECTIVE "wiping blood off his face" on the [sented by 'a lawyer. He also pro-| hatless and agitated near Olivers Mck, Trek. 94% : . * night of 8 murder there. duced the witnesses who testified | shop about the time of the mu.- test mancia ews ve months ago, Alfred Oliver,| that he was in the dressing-room | der, id a i y ly E> 60, was killed in his shop by an| of the theatre at the time of the Drew seemed unperturbed as the Hu . - coroner asked him to stand for For a time it seemed as if the| witness at the bearing. She wag a "DODD'S Stoe Bell Tel Lo I. A. oll 62% Kshutt 20% As $3 A ble, Forlo Tow, :, 120 Vipond co Ventures 560 High Low 12,30 1, 167% 167% 167% | Wr. Hr, 148 . 68 és 68 Wainwell 15 "Ajax ,. 125 0% 3% Amulet Arno .. n. Malt, 20 19% 91°] Br. Holl, Dome' CE Walkers 15 Malar. Mn, Bs, 14 13 McDoug. 39 cIn, n. Cr. 375 ac0 ewhec Nrda, Pd, Or, Pon, , Prem, 8h. Gr. 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SINGER TELLS OF OTTAWA LOBBY T0 SAFEGUARD AB.C. Letters From W. F. O'Con- nor Indicate Counsel Flirts ed With Miss Macphail r-- Toronto, Oct, 14.--Flirting with Miss Agnes Macphail, M.P. for Southeast Grey, and engaging a former private secretary of Pre- mier King to block legislation ad- verse to the Amalgamated Bulld- ers' council, were among the acti vitles of W, F, O'Connor, KC, counsel for the A,B.C., when he was in Ottawa in the interests of his organization, So it was indicated yesterday in letters from Mr, O'Connor to Louis Singer, K.C., which were read be- fore Gordon Waldron, K.C., royal commissioner, investigating the A. Correspondence hetween | 3 Q'Connor and Singer was read in- to the record at length by ¥. W. Griffiths, K.C., counsel for the in- vestigating commission at Osgoode Hall, to show. efforts mad» to pre- vent an amendment to the trades union act forbldding registration under the act of associations of employers such av the A.B.C, Mr, O'Connor did no lobbying himself, Louis Binger testifie¢ at the hearing yesterday, his tenth day on the stand, but the letters showed that he cngaged profes- sional "parliamentary -gents' to do everything possible to stop the bill being introduced or, if Intie duced, defeated, The agents, who "made a business" of assisting or blocking legislation for a consid- eration, the letters sald, wera Col. H. M. Daly of Ottawa and L, C. Moyer, until a year or so ago pri- vate secretary to Premier King. Colonel Daly was to uttend to Conservative M.P.'s, Mr, O'Con- nor's letters explained, while Mr, Moyer was to take care of Liberal members, beginning by 'working on" Premier King himself. As re- tainers, Colonel Dalv was to get $250 and Mr, Moyer $500. They were to be paid $1,500 whatever happened, and $3,000 if the amend- ing bill were defeated. HUSRAND BURIED BESIDE HEROINE Epic Story of / Abigail Backer Who Saved Lives of Eight, Recalled Simooe, Oct. 4,--The eplc ex- ploit of Abigail Becker, heroine of Long Point,, was recalled when her nonagenarian husband was buried in Oakwood cemetery yes- terday afternoon. The heroine dled In 1905 and it 1s 75 years since her gallant of- forts reeulted in the saving of the lives of eight men from the ship Conductor, which foundered dur- ing the great storm of November, 1864, Listed as one of tha early her- oines of Ontario, her deed com. memorated by a poem in the old fight reader, it come 8 a surprise to people even in Simcoe to Joann that her husband had just dled In Vancouver. The couple were mar- ried in 1869 and lived on a farm at Walsingham Centre, purchased with gifts to, the heroine by Queen Victoria, the parliament of Can- ada and the merchants of Buffalo, in recognition of her bravery. erican actor who plays the role of a detective in "The Monster," now} 1910, ton theatres, | Drew, who is » Burley man with a seen inside a tobacconist's shop Identified as Man Seen in June's Sow hg ved = Shop of Victim, Wiping : Off Blood the "provincial y was identified case would be listed among the| caretaker across the urders and | the tobacconist's shop, She festi- dramatic | fied that she saw a man on the| producer of "The Mcnster," test!- suddenness Scotland Yard reopen-| night of the murder just inside| fied before the coroner that at the the shop door, wiping blood off his| time which has Oliver's murder, she heard Drew talking in his dressing room at in court?" | the theatre, ed the investigations, The man about whom attention | face. He was muttering and she tontred ut 10day's renewed inquest | thought he had been fighting. A was p Yale Drew, who af Reading, Eng., Oct. 4.--~An Am-| to have come Ai (RE asked the coroner, and to have been in London since At the eoroner's inquest | pointing at Drew. "Do you see him "That's the man," she replied street from | and smiled, Mrs. Frank Lindo, wife of the whom he saw! hemisphere, % ON URD ARG assailant who took $12 thom, the | crime, til. Mrs. Alice James was the first| identification by Mrs, James. He chewed the end of an unlit cigar I ------------ n pH WA at Less than 2500 stars can be rew was identifie y a but-| seen with the unaided eye on the As a man| mass of brown hair above Crom-| cher named (ieorge Loxton as an] clearest night from the northern wellian features, appeared repre.! 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