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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1928 PAGE ELEVEN Increases For Canadian Judges Be Consi To Ottawa, Oct. 10.--The question of increasing the salaries of Cana- dian judges ia expected to be brought up again at the next ses- sion of Parliament. The Canadian Bar Association is taking up the matter, afresh, and urging both an increase of judicial pay and ar- pent with the provinces for a se in the number of judges, Last session it will be recalled, the report of a special committee of the House, which by a marrow majority endorsed the increase, was dered Next Session never taken up. Opposition was in- dicated and quite a mumber of members sought to couple with the judicial increase a raise in the in- demnity of themselves, Under the circumstances, consideration was [suspended but not abandoned. The Bar claim that at the present scale of pay, lawyers who ara best quall- fied will not accept appointment and, at least in some quarters. the caliber of the Bench is mot being elevated. GUELPH TREASURE ABOUT TOBE SLD Former Duke of Bronawidk Willing to Dispose of Relics for Ten Millions Hanover, Cermany, Oet. 11,-- Because Ernst August, former Duke of Brunswick and husband of the former Kaiser's only daughter, Vie- torla Louise, is hard-pressed finan- cially, Germany may soon lose a valuable collection of art relics to America. The collection, known as the Guelph treasure, is of early hand wrought jewels and furniture including a cupboard and other re- lies brought by Henry The Lion from the Holy Land in 1173 when he made a pilgrimage there. BANKRUPT STOCK SALE Must be Sold at Once 79 Simcoe St. N. As sole heir and successor to the Dukes of Cumberland, Erns: Au- gust inkerited this treasure. Bezin- ning in 1896, it was exhibited for many years at the V Museum for Art and Industry, Later it was returned to the Duke of Brunswick who quietly shipped the treasure to Switzerland to avoid the possibility that the Federal Art Commissioner might attempt to prevent its sale. Ernst August is now reported to have commissiofied an art dealer to sell the collection to America for $10,000,000 on the condition that it be disposed of intact, $275,000 DIAMOND THEFT IN NEW YORK Four Armed and Masked Robbers Make Daring Robbery New York, Oct, 11.--Four young robbers, armed and masked, yester- day held up the offices of the A. K. 8, Jewelry Manufacturing Com- pany in 46th street, bound a mem- ber of the firm and a client to a radiator and escaped with dia- monds valued at $275,000. EXPECT SCORES OF ALIENS WILL APPLY FORENTRY INTOUS. United States Supreme Court Refuses to Con. sider Test Case RULING CONFIRMED Residents of Europe Seek: ing Entry Will Probably Qualify as Canadians Faffalo, N. Y.,, Oct. 11.-- Scores of aliens, residents of Canada, ex- pected to auply for entry to this country Tuesday as commuters as a result of the refusal! Monday of tha United States Supreme Ceurt to consider a test-case, The Circuit Court of Appeals at New York, to which tho case was taken several months ago, confirm- el a ruling of District Caurt here, which held that British subjects, under the terms of the Jav Treaty of 1794, may cross the border with- out molestation. By its refusal to pass on the casc the Supreme Court sustained the verdict of the Circuit Court. Ruling Rescinded Attorneys familiar with the situ- ation explained to-day that insofar as Canada is concerned an immi- gration ruling, hitherto in fore= pending decision by the Supreme Court, must be rescinded, permitt- ing entry of commuters. They alco pointed out that while Canadian residents only may be ad- mitted, it will be comparatively easy for residents of European countries whose qoutas have hcen exhausted, to enter Canada and after a few months' residence there, apply for entry to this country. FELT MISERABLE ALL THE TIME Headaches and Tiredness Ended by "FRUIT-A-TIVES" Without ever trving to fd out what is the CAUSE of pain. They get all run-down, and ink this weak, depressed matter of fact, chronic Headaches the result of poisoned blood, due to faulty action of the bowels, kidneya and skin, "Fruit-a-tives" stops head- aches because it regulates the bo kidneys and skin--frees the waste matter which poisons the rand thus keeps the blood pure and Ti WOULD ABOLISH SUNDAY SCHOOLS AGNLIGAG CHURCH Archdeacon Perry Says Mo- tor Car Has Cut Sadly Into Sunday Attendance North Bay, Oct. 11.--Abolition of Sunday Schools was strongly urged before the Provineial Synod af the Church of England Wednes- day by Archdes ternoon attendance that the De 6 oa - A ST a EA 5 Pay Cash and Pay Less at \ Cash Buying and Cash Selling enables us to "Buy for Less" and "Sell for Less", Consistently selling "Better Merchandise" at "Lower Prices" is making "Siheiry the busiest Men's Wear Store in Oshawa. 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Armstrong, Torontd, who advocated allowing children to "escape while wc preach." Contributions Low Anglicans generally eame fire when the general fund: of the church were under diszussion, It vas charzed by Canon ans lead. in gifts stitutions they fell own rch contributions. Laelk of leadership was blamed. Canon Broughall thought it time | for an earihgnake in the chureh, | | generons, |B {he said, Lat were not approached | rth- | The wealthy laymen were [in tha right wa) | wonld w + privilege An ofiieial cn ten the paople to and duty, he arsu- Few Te. y B., Rs , educational y of the General Board of ious Edueation, in an address the educational of the gald that with 17,000 clergy land only 1.100 teachers' certifi- | eat 8 issued from the church i schools, it lcoked very much | thougp wa are failing lamentably, {It is a crying shame that the church, today, has ro few interest- ed in teaching, and so few gtud- ents," rs | on i ehruch, ork Teaching Children He urged the clergy to take ad- vantage of the opportnuity in the Ontario Educational Act, to go into the schools, and teach the children. The church should tackle the probh- lem of bringing back the children to worship. A large number of parents are ready to come to church with their children if encouraged £0 to do. Too often the children are sent alone, and when they get into their teens, they gradaute from church attendance, as have their parents, Praises Mr. Rogers The Metropolitan drew applause for Mr, Rogers, when, at the close of the most striking address of the day, he drew attention to the faet that Mr. Rogers had taken office when the G.B.R.E. had a large deficit, and had brought it to a point where there now is an an- nual surplus. "In addition," he said, "he had brought a return of spirituality into the children and church, and is still so afire with the holy spirit that' he ean give an green or yel- $5.95 low. Special .... King Street E. Opposite Post Office FAMILY AL SIZE 25¢ PER BOTTLE SIZE 75¢ ildren Love H SYRUP ec NIGHT COUGHS BRONCHITIS ASTHMA address such as has inspired us to- day." 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Mary Cook a nati e of Scotland and Antonio Danelon, Italian, both now British subjects, won decisions in the second circuit court of ap- peals which decided they were "non-immigrants™ entering the Un- ited States temporarily for busi- ness. The court also decided that under the 1794 Jay treaty they Commuters From Canada to. U.S. Win Right to Enter Without Visa could cross the line at will. Both Cook and Danelon live in Niagara Falls, Ont., and cross daily to Niag- ara Falls and Buffalo N. Y, The Government from 1924 when the immigration quota law was passed until 1927 allowed such "commuters" to cross the border daily at Buffalo, Detroit and other points. A 1927 order required nat- ive-born Canadians to obtain iden- tification cards, and foreign-born Canadians to be placed within the immigration quota. The Govern- ment regarded this as an import- ant test case. PROPOSED SEED ACT CHANGES DISCUSSED Advisory Board Meets in Ottawa to Consider Amendments Otawa, Oct J1--The advisory seed board, under the chairmanship of Geo. H. Clark, Dominion Seed Com- missioner, met Monday to consider what recommendations it may be necessary to make to the Minister of Agriculture in connection with the amending of the regulations un- der the Seeds Act. Members of the board present, representing seed growers, vegetable growers and far- mers, were Dr. G. A, Zavitz, Ilder- ton, Ont.; W, H. McGregar, Mis- couche, P.EY.; Walter J. Cook, Kingston, Ont.! M. P. Mountain, Solsgirth, Man.; D. H. Galbraith, Vulcan, Sask.; C. Legare, Galbraith Que., and F. L. Burrows, represent- ing, J. T. Mutrie, Vernon B. C, Rep- resentatives of the trade, present were: W. Ewing, of Montreal; A. E. McKenzie, of Brandon, Man.; Thos. Rennie, of Toronto; Col. W. H. Bruce, of Hamilton; E. F. Cross- land, of Toronto, and A. O. Hosg, of Toronto. 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