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] | { ¥ | Ei i i pi he an Win Prominent Hamilton ~~ Robey son, prominent mevehant And mille tary citiren of this city, died suds denly in A hospital "Inst night, aged Ld A aa Hol Toren ey od ym president of the leeal brokerage firm beaving his name, was sve vested last night on a warran charging theft, Police stated the frm went Inte bankruptey tw months ago and singe that time, necuned is alleged to have stolen pocurities, the property of Nich: olag Chamandy, Jorgnto, Yau Neat, Livers) Cand ie Eault Bite, Marie, top, ¥ Whytsll will vepresent the Libr eraln of West Algoma in the some ing elestion, according to a deci sion of the Liberal convention here Inst night, Mr, Whytall won the capvention fram 7. J, Irwin, former Ma A of the Sault, by a vote of 108 Lo Glan Vingpote Montveal~--Hringing with it one of the largest flagpoles aver tn he #00 up In Canade, the Canadign National sieumpiip Canadian Tanger veached Monives!, the fipst vessels to arrive in thig pert this season from Vancouver, "The his stick," as the seamen called it, Wan taken out of the forest at Vor Alberni on Vaneouvey Inland, It is 180 feet long and weighs, it 1s estimated, between two and three tons, The gift of the H, I, Mac: Millan Export Company to the Lumbormen's Order of Hoo Hoo, it will he presented hy the latter in the City of Montreal and will he Nolsted up to the summit of Mount Royal. Prohibition Campin Barvie, At the June meeting of the Bimeoe Freshyiery of the United Churoh, a resalution fore warded hy the Coldwater Vnitea Chureh, will eall for the insugura: tion of a campaign te open #t ones 10 bring about pratibition in Sime eee County by loci! - option eam: paigne in Barrie and Penetang, under the provisions of the Liquor Control Act, LJ LJ 1] Canada Best Customer London, ~Canadn 1s now Brits aln's host customer for cottons, fd the Iavgest purchaser of Brits ish-made cotton and artiticinl silk mixed pleca goods, Canada has flgplaced India; This 1s jantisily due; of course, 1a the frend ol events in the Iettor vauntry, Alas yw u bri 0 host knowl res dents RL PAEEOd AWAY VOrY aud At six o'clock this morning, Jung due to hemorrhage of 10 was # prominent are in ner and previously had fOr many years at | Riedy ville Caryl " Works, | M ¥ son wai hth d Avene, Veteran's A Adva wa=--=The War Act, whieh provides fav i of an allowance to I Abie ax Heryion men Whe, by. reason of infirmity may he unemp) Wg received second 1ehding in the House of Commons » and will probably ree velve "Finding on Monday, we Div SN ve the House of Commons aacond reading to There was wot a "hkl All measures to fe private bills font the bral need "Veterans = bik Reeord Hight. of only gelea remained ank Goldsbor gy rn resident aad an ed ph ER ithe The Oshawa Dail Joy tel ey ee Sls! Succeeding The Oshawa Daily Reformer OSHAWA, ONTARIO, SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1930 1 Timex "Abthe " News While I Is News" 16 Conts 8 Weeks 3 Conte » Copy DR. KAISER IS AGAIN CANDIDATE ean ---- re ---- Por Share Oceur MANY NEW LOWS Behind Market (By Conndion Prone Lossed Wire) New York, NY, May these of yesterday the first hour, the market rallied mos derately, anly ta display weakness just before the close: Trading was In the largest volume experienced sinee the dark days last November, exchange tickers fell about an how behind teansagtions, and yp-tgsthes minute quatations were available, on: the for, The lateness of the tieker rausec extreme nervousness in apeeulative girgles, and swelled the volume selling in the late trading, hands, The 0.000 shares hangin in brokerage blacks, It was Hated eiveles, represented weakly er ner vously neh stock, shaken loose by the severe hreak late yaslerday, Weakened marRinal holdings, and # few the haldings o had whose anager: are REE. dine banking mped enta the market, i s Badly ovonie Torante, May d= Tarento Boek Fyihange tition of that of bear raid in the Ang ginused the markes to break badly New lows were made as the pres: sure increased the Anal few minutes and forged selling began to add weight ta the genergl volume, war: her were Wilh repli reak of yesterday und today, eulmis Ming 3 H os of Mon qiclines very at res nx i i f=The early lige uidation today on the Montreal Steek little or ne sign of & recovery an losses ranging up-to fiye points were general throughout a fairly wide lst, Vel lume of sales was lightly Hala VO. 4 | osterday New York, May d.--Htooks hroke violently again yesterday under the impact of the heaviest Lx Nn withessed sines Nov, \ . Ay on which the disas pling of last autumn euls "The whole market was by the whivlwing of sells fle issues whieh bore the brunt or the pressure lest from to 14 Site, The total turnover on the New York Flock Exohange was ARTA shares, with mere than 2,000,000 shares of that vols nme ooneentrated in the last 60 minutes of trading, Bolling orders poured out ia (Continued on Page 2) ro aaa ad Be Caroten Bo, Lwnd Wi ul wirslas ti od otay I ah at nts ™ Hh KY Lon by aie ly - wn Toronto and Montreal I) changes Suffer With New York as Drops Up to $15 ARE RECORDED Trading in Largest Volume Since Dark Days of Nov: ember, With Ticker Away 3=Ths stock market was depressed by @ fresh landslide of selling today, and suffered severe losses eomparable 1g After selling off from # few sents 10 $18 a share in renewed of The stock and eurb ly through private telephone wires ta uf Trading In the first hour was in enormous volume, blocks of 5,000 a pools pr , OF wha were waahle to got accommodations, ay's eluse on A senceried few minutes ins having been endangered by the | Exchange continued 10 the en with RL over COLLIDE, ONE IS DAMAGED FOR SECOND SUCCESSIVE DAY EXCHANGES ARE HIT BY LIQUIDATION ORDERS BODY OF MISSING Zolph Dean Evidently Seis: ed With Heart Attack Near Own Farm (By Canadian Press Lensed Wire) Kingston, May d=Missing sinee April 4, the bhedy af Zeph, Be uf the Township of Richmond, near Napanee, was found this morning in the field of ¥rnest Lasher, ¢lose to Mr. Dean's farm It is believed that My, Dean cross ed the Lasher farm and was seleed with a heart attask while on the way to his sugar bush, The Lasher farm has not been worked this year, and this morning was the first time that Mr, Lasher and his son went back ante the farm this season The hody was not badly decom ased, An investigation 1s being made be the Napanee Foran, To Be Tried on Murder Charge Harry Longe, Accused of Crime, Once Lived at Pickering (By Gonadian Prose Lossed Wine) Southampton, May Be=Clarged with the murder of Havl Yeomans at Bouthampton on Thuraday, Apr, 10, Harry Longe, 48, w s day afternoon som at the fall assises at Walkerton hy Polles Magistrate ¥, W, Walker, following a preliminary heaving of the ease, Yeomans was struek on the head white walking with Mrs, Edward Lange in an leolatad part of the town, supposedly hy & stone op fone hunt instrument, subsequenis ying from the injuries, Medien! - ence yesterday dealt with the oause of death, Only one other withess was ealied, Mra, Longe, fhe repeated the story she told al the inquest & week age, of haw she and Yeoman weve walking AONE & lonely vead, stopping at a fork to talk where Yeamana kissed Then the appearance of Harry Longe on the scene after Yeomans had heen struek dewn, and Inter, of his saying he had het: tor give Wimeaelf up, Bho also told of Harry Longe's jealousy of her and his threat to commit suleide If she went away, Cross examined hy 0, B, Klein, KO, the witness admitted that ghe had never heen married to Kd ward Longe, Bhe related how she had left her home very Young of mareying and subsequently leaving or hushand, whom: she sald was ennis Reaudvy, of Capeau, Que, her meeting with Edward Longe In Rudbury and living with him as his wife for the past five years at Ploks ering, Depat Harbor, and other places, coming ta Houthamplon thee years age, rrr -------- ROBBER HOLDS UP BARRIE STATION a in dr : R Swabian Prats vs Wire) Hoh AY Ber at ONO APIA: " man held up iponard Hi, night Sheraton at the Bavrie A, sli i 0 eerly "ty and *eonped attay Ing §00,80 from the tioket Hy The rohbery was eam. host an hove ay the 4 Ly at Rix a0 "had oh Taft, Moat nA the station quiet except for the one Aberaten, wlided Ln pos | 4 Vincent Massey Ottawa, May d=1t is the inten: Low "inca Nw LAK apppiat Ea " WAS oe made Ri! hy oh Oly Aid haa i»: He. ii gh ¥ \o on eth Taper ad | an fi FE Ah A T . A ol Ary Maw WA five until Autumn, int ; FEL of the Becomes London High Commissioner SOF's ancosasor at Washington probably will net Le made effec: 'tithough the Government's selection probably Will he made known before that, Hume Wrong, Charge D'Atlaives at Washington, will hate \ there hetween he time Wn ay eaves and eoesmon nt n pty a ye a RAN Er nada TOpreRniMive Ep a ih ia Beh, Hi] wil Mane (over big FARMER 15 FOUND xStock Markets Experience Landslide of Selling] TO BE CANDIDATE DIR: T, BH, KAISER OF this ¢lty, present member of the Federal House for thin viding who was Jest night again chosen Conservative candidate, EMPIRE TRADE PROPONENTS HAIL DUNNING BUDGET Beaverbrook's Paper Says It Is Great Advance in Imperial Relations (By Canndisn Press Losssd Wire) London, May 8.~"The Dunning hudget constitutes the greatest ads Yanee in Imperial velations we have seen snes the war," declares the Dally Express, the Beaverbrook OVEAN, In editorial comment on the new Canadian tariff, The Express continues: "Well might the hand of men whe have fought for the cause of Empire frag trade in this country halt for # Tamers In thelr forward march and give expression to thelr thanks Whi fl that vistors is now define ie! fA fuevitably at hand, The nl t-hearta the wobhlers and the obstruetionists have shouted them: wolves hoarse with the ery! "The dam inion won't have It and 1 ean't he done!" he Juper fAuntes the statement of the peRinion Finance Minister that Canafla dens not intend meet other eaunteion of the Rritleh Commonwealth in a spirit of hy harkaining and it answers: '"Phis is the piv in whieh we wish to mest all nations hut we helleve that, within the Heitlsh Commons Wealth of Nations, les the great AKL measure of opportunity = for MUA development of trade 'hee oauEe of sur commen heritage, our Kindred Inatitutions and commen PAtriatiom, Canada 1s atvetohing out har hand to us, Australia is Ming 'We are FAY wa. have heal ready for years,' Now Hoaland, a8 always, is declaring: "The Ems pire comes first,' while Bouth Af vied 18 giving the free trade polloy more and more of {ta support," BABY BORN WITH FULL SETS OF TEETH The Pas. Man. Mag d-=They Are tough bables that ity north \ Are born in AW days ame the ste An Indian infant in a da ING home In the Pas with a full A060 of upper teeth, ineludiag the double molars, The youngster, Just f TOW daya ago In busy outting the ower sel, and not compl ning About it, aoonrding to the nurses. His Mather, Just 17 years J he Ww oo one of the husky \ On the Cree reserve near the Pan, Just befare the arrival of DOr on he Sao a arse AOTVE With » on neh Jond 4" Sei ALBERTA BUSY WITH ELECTION Dissolution of Legislature May 20 With Voting on dine 19 d-+Di- \ ron ahh He © LY Aerding 10 ANNO Ho ® by Pramier J, B " $ ht: The le' of the p 1100 has been sent for fe 14, ay "lian Ao 0 HE a Shi Pabanly bonhwed to ihe he M Homa hie CONYORtIARE Une i 0 of apring farms AE Hy 0 L) 1) A AN stein Pex EA ru. tol Dun Wi Eni SPOKE AT WHITBY, , BELY, MP, toy Wout Nami, who gave the feature address at the Cone sorvative Convention In Whithy nt night, English Soccer Results Today (By Canadian Prose Toased Wire) London, May J-=League soiree; matehes played today in the British lula resulted as follows English Loague--~First Division Arsenal & Aston Vill 4 Birmingham 4, Leicester City 0, Blackburn Rovers 1, Liverpool 0 Hurnley 0, Derby County 4 Everton 4, Bunderland 1, Huddersfield Town [1A Tawn | Manehester United 1, ited 5 Middlesbrough 3, Bolten Wander ers West Ham Grimaby Sheffield Un Newgastle United '1, United 0 Portsmouth 0, Leeds United 0, BheMmeld- Wednesday 5, Manehes ter City |) English Loague--=Besond Division Barsnley 3, Oldham Athlete | Headford 6, Millwall 0, Bury 1, Chelsea 0 Charlton Athletie 1, Bradford Chy Hull City 3, Welverhampton Wan derers 0 Nattingham Forest 0, Blackpool 0 Preston North End 2 Bristol City Reading wansea Town, not play od Boke City |, "West Bromwich: Albion' 5, South: plan we=Third Division Belnat gun ! Bien ho I apton Qrient 4, Brighton Hove Athlete |, Caventry City 1, Bwinden Town 2 Chrystal Falaee' 1, Bournemouth and Hoseome |, wiham 0, Queen's: Park Rangers Fattanham Hotspurs and Alingha 4, Luton Town 0 rth yr Town, Newport County, mat wi Northampton Town 4 United |, Watford hikinouth fr 4 \ ! aeter City Rn i Norwih ei Drvionee Northern Section Houthend Narrow 0, Southport 2 Carlisle United Wi an Pore' Jd Crowe Alexandra o Port Vale 2 Rotherham United 6, Hartlepools United 4 Houth Ehields 2 Accrington 2 o Stockport County 3, New Brighten Wreexham' §, Netion | Rochdale 4 ¥ ork City 3 FORTUNE FAGED BY LINDSAY PEOPLE Thirty Residents of Vielnity May Share $3,000, 000 Estate Lindaay, May = Thirty reals dentin of this nian Are suddenly confronted: with the prospect of fhe lf # 80,000,000 estate loft by the la ie 30h Whalen, lawyer, of York, Nin T. Lacey, local barrister, has received ingtruetions from the trustens of the estate te locate pe: Intives of the dead millionaire, whe Wan born at Veeomanton, a small Pie a 18 miles west ab here, tn understood that after 31: 000,000 " been left ta Cardinal you for adueational purposes, the tints of the estate under the will was 10 be divided among fAvat Sous LLY "one of whom ean be loe als Allan Lacey in trying to 9 deoond 0URINS, of whom some i "He ult le" "p HARA 1 Ih 4] \ 1} Mow inal arnard odie h " \ aro we 1 Shai i Bovis fi | of iy " Kehoe, of Braohin, and Thomas and Wik Ham Whelen of Oper Eng. pi Wi and Lv i hha? =) pes fi nl Soy 2 di and that he would not ha al ALY result, If sali h Mop) MUSE he Laken to put an end Massachusetts Hoa than 16,000 Hon pian hore, at the Rhode Island line, to Roughton and Bhavon 24 yaquived the serviees of over and vol nnteers, fram a a prisoners at the Norfolk wo GOES TO LONDON HON, VINCENT MASSEY Canada's Minister to Washington, nipoinied who has heen "" for Canadas In Commissioner London, MANY HURT WHEN POLICE BREAK UP PARADE IN INDIA Next Move of Government Is Awaited With Much Interest (By Canadian Prose Lonsnd Wire) Bukkur, Indin, May B=Ma Jin nah, prominent Bombay Moslem leader, today lesued an important statement on the eve af the Mos lam conference, Ha adviesd "all my sounterymen, partioularly tha Mos fems' not to Associate themaelves with the methods, eveed or polioy of civil disobedience, - whieh he sharacterised fe unwise and ims atieahie; a Ar Rengal, May: fobs Hes with 1athie, ov staves, injured peveral persons today when they broke up a proces In honor of arrival of Vo 1 Patel,' former spenker of the Indian Legialative Assembly Polles walehed pet under way, and then warned the progession that It was Hiegal, When the erowd vetused to break up the police pros cooded using thelr lathis, to dis perse them Await Government's Move London, May 8.==The next move of the government in India waa awalted here today with eonaiders able interest, Feeling was Wide: epread that 16 would involve als reat of Mahatma Gandhi, leader of the olvil disobedience *ainbalgi owed tu remain at liberty mueh longer, Hombay deapatohes Indieated that the long awaited step might he taken hy the adminiatvation when he fulfills either of twa threate=10 come 0 Bombay 10 load personally his passive resist ARORA movement, or when he moves On Dharaang to salen Lhe Fovery: ment controlled sali depots there, A Pombay deapateh to the Dally Mall sugsested that Gandhi had plaoed conditions an hs going to lombay whieh he knew would not he complied with and that he did not veally wish to go there Harl Russell, undersecretary tn the India offles, in a spbeeh las night at HOU mpton, remarke that Gandhl's eampalan. of rote: wed nonsvinlenee had led alveady 10 considerable violence, "Oandh! expressed himself pa VARY sorrow nl that thin has been the ease hut Se that it In a nevess 118 A NeORuRAYY Yes 15,000 ACRES OF FOREST BURNED Worst Bush Fire in Many Years (By Canadian Piesn Lomand ui Boston, Mass, May =More acres of ty i thistiin woodland were eam And blackened today after ane ie 2 CA Ki Chas a the mow, Gkatrous 'torent fires . he My Ye "wopdland extended | Oud ln ande i) North Atle: 2,000 omen Hela was ealled 80018 OF olties and to amp Ware aon Out on the five lines tod the volunteers, Three wen were injured when RI » wine of the Reston fire collide wi With a sedan on the wood il ha] The injured Norvoed Howl Norwood Hospital [ responding to a call Iara ware AI 0 Niagara {ehards T0 CONTEST STORMS AFFECT Electrical Storms Yesterday (By Canadian Press Leased Wire) Toronto, May HU==0Onturiy som muniention systems suffered heavy fy again yesterday as a result of | continued eleetrienl storing, Thurs day night practically every pat of the provinoe henefited from warm ralng thal acoompanied heavy thunderstorms, phone and hydvo systems were dls rupied Yesterday telegvaph and lela phone communieation systems were again hit The Canadian Vvess giuffered the loss of wives for more than four hours, when the storm erased poles In the Niagara dis triet, Telegraph eompanies reports od a conwiderabla number of poles were down in western and eastern Ontaria, A Burvey hy fruit growers in the peninsula pevedled oi and vineyards escaped heavy damage, although some or ehards lacking a sheltering winds break, were badly battered hy the high wind, Typhoon Takes Over 200 Lives Damage Estimated at $2, 800,000 Done by Sudden Storm (By Conndinn Proms Losssd Wire) Tokyo, May d="The death toll In the typhoon which swept the south orn porton of Baghwlien Ioand und the northern eoast of Hokkaido reached nearly 200 today In reports to Renge News Agency trom Ode mari The messages sidd the OF vietims had Leen recovered that 100 others were missing hodigs of and Ihe storm deseended upon Odo marl Bay, at the southern end of Naghalien, Just after 10,000 fishermen had heen attracted "out to sen by the ADbearanee of rat sthools of herelng: ~~ About: 2000 fishing boats were out when the typhoon struck Property damage has heen estdm ated at $4,500,000 Tokyo, May fd «Vears that # typhoon which swept Heuthery paghalien and Northern Hokkalug Inlands had taken un heavy deuih toll ameng the fishermen ware reported today In dispatehes to Reno News Agency from Toyo hava and Otaru, The typhoon swept last Right, About 100 persons vere missing and were holieved 0 ive drowned, Beveral bodies were washed ashore, Property damage was estimated AL yen 5,000,000 (about $8,800, 000.) The storm struck Just When the appearance of great sehosls of havering in Odomart Bay had drawn 2.000 Fishing boats, carrying 10 G00 Hahermen, to wen, H. 8. SHANNON CO. ADJUDGED BANKRUPT Tovente, May rom "Bannon and Company, Toronto, Boek hrokeruge firm With braneh oMees throughout contral Ontario and western Cans adn, NT today adjudged banks PupE by W. J, Rellly, vesiatear tn DARKTUPLOK al Osgoode Hall, N, L, Martin was appointed trustee, The Sib uy made ne mention of the Asanti and Habilities, the area COMMUNICATIONS Ontario Suffers Heavily in| hut telegraph, tele: SAF = FOURTEEN PAGES PRESENT MEMBER CHOSEN THIS RIDING Sm -- Tan Good Points of Dunning | Budget Stolen From | Idens Advocated by Cone servatives for Years, Says Kalsor NOMINATION I$ MADE UNANIMOUS | Speakers All Pay Tribute to [+ Oshawa Man Represents | Ing Ontarle Riding in Fed« oral House (By Whithy Bialf Writers) | Bre Thomas Kaiser, MV, who has represented the viding of Ons trio in Federal partiiament sinos [1086, was the unanimous choles of | Jorge and very enthusiastic Cons [wervative Convention held in White [ by Tawn Hall last nights hu | hall was comfortably filled, . all parts of the viding being well reps resented, Three other names, thoss of As W, Jackson, veeve of Whitby! Jehu Blacey and W, J, Trick, of Ophe Awa, ware placed in nomination, Mi, Jackson and Mr, Blacey Ans nounced thelr retirement n faver of Dr, Kaiser, Mp, Trick was nog on hand to deelare his intentions, {hut as no guarantee was fortheems= ne from the sponsors of his nom» ination that he would stand Jf ten= dered the nomination, (he chairs nan withdrew his name Nomination Unanimous The large audience rose As' and man und cheered as a motion, moved by A: W, Jackson, of White hy, and seconded by E, L. Vickery, {of Oshawa, that the nomination of {| Dr, Kaiser he made nhanimeus, Wis placed before the convention, Theve was no mistaking the faet that the ehelge of the present Vveps resentative of the riding was a pops Mla. one and Dy, Kaiser revsivad proof of (his fact when he Arosa th announce his accepiance and thank his. supporters, The convention was presided over hy the president of the Libs eril-Conservalive Asspolation of the riding Dr, James Moore, of Hrooklin, On the plattorm with hm were Chas, Bell, X.0, of Hamilton, ehief speaker of the evening, David Hpence, M, of Parkdale; Dy, Peter MoQibhon, of North Ontarlo==Muskoka! Alexs Edwards, MP, Houth Waterinn, and outstanding workers for the PAYLY from various parts of the viding, These inoluded John Stas ey, Oshawa; F I, AWAL And several ladies, Among them Mrs, Kalser, | Mrs, Clayton Downey, ulin and Mra, Mure doh, of Whithy, An antioipated, the Dunniow bude (Continued on Page A) osm omen IN PARLIAMENT mo ------ Ottawa, Ont, May 2, parliament | Mason, Onhs Monday In up government legislation and est ates, Yesterday in parliaments The Senate did not sits Third reading was Jun to 'th bill! for the return of the natura resourees (0 Alberta and Saskatehes win and the transfer of the ver bloek and the aye helt to ieitish Columbia, Third ve five a a bill "4 yond the Act, The House appr W " Poros Allowance "Wi in sommittee, Neeond reading Wis alven a bill to amend the Mil a Donal oe Aun tand {wan approved In gommits 00, providing. for the creation of a new department of ! Aahetk on ahd the seps aration of this service from the des PArtment of marine Seeand Tending wan given to 14 dis varee | The Howse considered post offey eatimates, Announced Cabinet Reorganization 3 y Premier King Ottawa, May Je=Further ins dloation of 3 nearby eleation was aeen In thet 'House 'of Commons yeuterday when Premier Mackenate King forecast OADINRY 1Osol iy gi mvolving the creating J mintatry of faheries, the abs alton of the inkeror borttolls ANd the merging pt the present. de Fiments of {HAN and Ine dian attales into a new parttelie concerned largely with Western 8 | Maton, Hon, Ohavies Stewart, Minister of the Iuterien, 1h now aotiy Hilter of of hath A aon 8 oy ake tyre. ig pol adding sland 1 N Noor BVH RAR 1 have any {ting er Wn AN future but to have a Shinietey treatment al bod ht i hot those revera 1he NaN Mou 10 the Nenale, Mo ram hi rion griouiture, Non Robept Forke there has bee: vy ration, LL P00me Lisutenant=Governay NEN) Rowan, If he department nn vo, Je anal ANTM R ROMER, Premier King chaerved, would not Involve any inofease in the number of Ni EM Whore numbers would be maintained at 168 with portfolios and ohe==denator Raoul Dandi hate th oan nouncing (he net ofganiaation, Me. King waa p the name of the nemines fon the new Maherion portiolio. but he 0 ne word Ali vee er or iB Mest veading wan miven bills well, has been abaent A i : Mriy MARY Months and it haw \eralgtently reported that he wou ished anol Wight av leat NEXT DOMINION ELECTION I'he House of Commons will ake i he pe i] hid .