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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1929 Electors To Vote On Question Of Payment Hon, J. R. Cooke Spoke At Conservative Meeting Held In Uxbridge Last Night Replies to Liberal Critisiems Regarding the Announce: ment of Reduction in Hydvo Rates Proposed by Government SAYS PROHIBITION MEN INCONSISTENT prey Makes Spirited Reply to Re cent Speeches of Former Premier Drury--Party of South Ontarle Conserve atives Attended Meeting Uxbridge, * Oct, =H, J NW Coole, minister without portfalia fnd member of the Ontario Hydro oom mission, tonight answered Liberal eritlelsm that reduction In rural hydro rates should have been @n nounced by the commission and not by the Ferguson government, y "How absurd that evidelsm 1s Mr, Cooke exclaimed, "is proved hy the fact that not one single dolla of Hydra funds is used In seeking ta reduce the vate (0 Fural sansum ers but this money is 10 he pald out of the eahsolidated revenue fund just the same as 15 done when the govern nent EERIE aasistanee for oid Wilding: It is # question, therefore, af gaverament polley as 1a how fi he HOVEFRmERE 1 willing 10 give that asslalanee ~The Li por osue Tonehing up i 8 liquor fase, Mi Cooke declared 90 per cept of thise whe are hol ring for prohibition pre BUPPOFLErS of the government at Of Eh whieh authorizes manuiaeiire When the _overnment at Otlawi authorises brewers and distillers 0 Rataeture and receive about art 0 annually in retu Y pros 1h, do you think it would be fas these people would atk Ottawa ta eaneel {he permite 10 fv and distillers," he asked My; hol rere) speeches by ¥, C, Drury, former Progressive Jremier AM Dew Whe declared 'must have a good deal of assurance te (alk as he does, heeause the most sardid chapter in Canadian history | the sailed reenrd of the Drury more effeetive if renee Amin TL Tonlght, as at Georgetown earlier today, b , Cooke filled speaking en agement for Premier t, Howard erwin, who is sulfering from bran hits, 5 millon dollars had been glven by he fepgiann administration 10 riral municipalities fag the eopsirye Now of he lines, Mr, Cooke de elaved, In 1921, My Cooke vecalled, the Drury administration had an aol passed 10 onus the eonstinction of weiner hyde Hues, "Hut" he eon med; "although the Drigy govern ORE Female " power fa wore than twe yen afterwar they neve ald one dollar of that bonus a fhe eguested nine Himes 10 do 0 ¥ the a arte Hydro commission" Pr, Peter MeGibhon, dominion Mew hat for Muskoka, char od that the iW eral leader (My, Ninelair) was "the greates pothienl shuttleenek on the Haar Aine, Whe ever mraeed the palivieal arena" He had nl treated a eane of aleahn! polsoning F the Aquor Control At, Dy Med ihbon declared, vi had Arented | ef wider the preceding fous ALON, | Ei Mason, Conservative cand! date in Howth Ontario, whe had linda aeting at Utlea, (Fanspor ted the slectors wha attended the mesting (oe \ihridge BY GA, to Meat \o Address X MP, Mason an " Hon, Mw, HE deta , earge Ll AEST TONNES i { RTHUR AN adouen oF \ 10, "hi address the de of Aueations In He L) nN BR von a a Ni : M ty PYTH tlhe poe iay AGAIN TRIUMPHS ARCHIE BLAKEY The 1hayenvold son of My, amid Mus, 5 00 Winkie, 18 Miglin steel onal, Who took one fest and three seeond medals In violin alos wt the Hrondview Boys' Fall Fale at Tovonto last Welda And Natirdny, Arehie also took four prises in art and penmnn: ship, thus keeping wp his a Year's veeord as lending In thes Classen, At the Unnndian Nas tional Hahibition masle eoys tonta thin year, Avehie took a medal fop violinists under 10 YOR, aa ROTARIANS ENJOY TRAVEL TALK ON WESTERN STATES Ilustrated Lecture Was the Feature of Meeting Mon: day Evening I, A Interesting Hue trated travelogue, taking the Ros tartans and thelr guests throush the Yellowatons National Papk, the Erand canyons of Utah and Arisona Halt Lake Clty, and other places OF outstanding natural haauty In Lhe western states, was tha feature of an evening meeting of the Osh Awa Rotary Olah, held In Rotary Hall, Jaa avening The spaake wits Rotarian George W, Vaux, of Toronto, general agent for Ontario of the Union Pacitin Bystam, and hin address, given In vonjunetion with & wonderful set af colored lantern niides, wan a real education Ih the wonders of the weglern na tonal parks of the Untied dintes Hoglinning shy giving some Intey SRLInE Information on the historieal BROKEVOURA oF the railway develop MERE oF the western states, My Vann explained the ehavactepiation of the various sections of the oun LEY, RA then took hia audience on ® FID, starting from Ohleaso, and WIRE In the autatanding tourist ALLEROLIORE rom thera to Balt Lake Clty, the Yellowstone National Park, and the Zion Natlonal Park Hin deseriptions of the meyers and OOK formation of these dintriote were wonderfully an ARRINE, ARE the vote of thanks whieh hy » id hy Ueorae Hee selwaod at the clase of the addres Was given In an enthualastie maw ne ) The SRLAFIRIRMARE committe of the elub was In ehavas of the mest IRE Which wan prowtded over hy the preatdent, George Hart, Aw RAOUROMARt Which brought fovik hg hie JAR Wade by Cell ROR, WHO handed aver 10 the oluh, treasurer A ohegque for das, ig hy the Oshawa Givi! bal og 16 the oly 1) COMMURILY Pais, Aw 1 in VIATOR was extended ta the Mew: Bore 10 attend the epaning of the We 0 a at } Hol on WAN :" ol Whi addition to th Sptuken the MAL Wad NEN AY : nd, of Toronte, bavk y Whe Baer de: bate, AN Intensely he pre RENE the Rha, "la Maw Na Vale of TTR ROTORS ; TO HAVRE URR OF MARKEY am e The Boy Seauts Wil be given ax he old Market ball. Whe of § WE, SOrReR Of Prines and Riek ed stieata On Monday, Taesday, Weak, Thom tow wail Carmenere \ Wak deoided hy the oity connell Fat The Scouts will be the werk of MI Br on hat thay may be distribute | jor a famitten he eaunoll CR WOR: ME 1 Rive he sean hy POSIIBIO Ansintanee, 19 the children of INSTAL WIG-WAG SIGNAL AT RITSON G.P.R. CROSSING Board of Rallway Commis. sloners Forwards Recom- mendation to City Counell TWO FATALITIES Last Serious Accident Was on Sept, 20 When Ms, Billous Was Killed A WiEwing slgnil or a lightning flashlight a hs been recom mended for the Ritson road eross ing of the Csnadian Pacifle yall way hy the Board of Rullway Com minsloners, the city counoll was In formed Ian night hy AD, Cart Wright, neoratary of the Hoard Thin erosstng has heen the peane of three serious soeldents, two of them fatal, within six years, The MOSEL veeant one occurred on Hep tember 80 of thin year, whey Mra Anite Willows was straek snd kill 60 hy moran travelling between 4h Ena BO miles per hour, Thera has heen no protection at thin oross INE other than a vallvond crossing Man al each wide of 1, and fens INK: A eens of (ealffie taken for AN hours commencing at 6 am On Heptembar $8 last, showed that In the Hest B4-hour period, 700 pedestviane, 618 velilolos, and 40 CPRIne orossed this erossing and In the second Bdhour period, ATH pedestrians, 684 vehlalen and 40 traning orossed the orossing, Inguest Vepdion The coroner's Jury tnguiving nto the death of Mes, Billous found hint death was purely noeldental And recommended that safety gales ha Inatalled owing to the wim oes Of ohildren attending Ritson round selon! and wlao owing to the thet Eat Ihe part of the olty wus helng BALE up rapidly, The Jury vecom mended that, unttl safety devioes were tnatalled, tha apesd of trains ha reduoed to 10 miles per hou at this point Immediutely after the vhoam Mmendation of the Jury was reesivad hy the Hallway Hoard, a slow or ABE wal put Inte effect, Hmiting tha spead of training to 10 miles peg HOWE An Invertigation Inte the ai oldent was eonduoted hy the Hoard, and the recommendation made (hal # wigewag oF similny Slat he stalled, The recommen ARtion of the Inapsetor was sesnm panied hy the following remarks Inapoctor's Report Yin recommending the proted Lol, | have In mind the fot that Fratght alin may be dang gan One Bf hath of the fr Lh LEROlE With the ofoasing vat, wiley §LPRIN MOYemant Way oneur on tha Mal aol, There 1a also onnaid erable sWiloling over the erossing from the trelght house and the transter tracks with the Oshinwa Hleotrle Rallway, Therefore | be Hove That 11 wolld be well to mive the matter of protection very ser DUA CORRIderation at this time, It WIL be an absolute necessity to HIVE nome protection at this vross PRE I Lhe near Future, and 18 mig It me wall be done at the pres fRE Hime, The Hoard sent on ta the oly this recommendation, aeking the CONROE submit ta views on the matter, The question wan pele; red to the Board of Worka for eon aldaration AUCTIONEER MUST Council Decides To Issue Licenses To Reais dents of Less Than Year NO antetioneer way Wwavtise in Oshawa without having taken out o Neense and paid a fee of R25 and without having been resident of Oshawa (or at least One year It was gevided hy the eity counell last night, Previously, almost any awetionees ould care Ito thin city and engane WM business, Hut at the last meets he of the owned, twa representa. tives of the resident anetioneem (wn the city petitioned the sonnel that a hyd be passed along the same Hines an the Tarento hvlaw, that anetion. Sere practising (mn Oshawa must have been a resident of the eity for one Year hefore hein mvanted a leone, This the counail deeided 10 do tan night PREMIER CANGELS NEETINGS TONIGHT (Continued from page 1) dale, were arrested white attempting 19 hold a street meetings, They Were $ ae Aor vondue ane - Wit \ Wi 1y conduct andl W I thee constituencies homing tN PAPETS Wete Felerred to erown AUOTRENS TOF Investigation, My Sw Th WR Avthan thos of Ry £, Millen, Liberal RR te in Haband, and these of Arion AMOI Lommanig tn R vi ah MY ith WN Ay, Marriott were disqualified, Me Miller's now ination eed fh SIRE B10 speak today at Waterloo and Stratford with Frew: MWR wan seheduied to Blt oRpaEements at Dunnville and Siw Co, But at these meetings Han, | R Cooke Will speak for the presen Who has canceled these tho ehgage: WER, BE ITY RESIDENT Not | a --. | [CITY AND DISTRICT NEWS To We WYERBON APPOINTVD On motion of Aldermen V, A, Mucdonsld and ¥, dnakson, the olf aounatl ust night. appointed tf, 1, Kverson to the Unlen Csmelery Board of Governors, to fill the unexpired term of the late D, A, Valley, BE WIUTINH MAIL Mills for Grant Britain and Bu rope clone wb the Oshawa Post of fen wl the following hours dur ing the Hat weak | or WH, Hremen, from Naw York, closes at 1,80 pm Oot, 88, Lottar mall only, Vor WH, Mujestie, from New York, closes at 7.80 pm, Ost, 89, Lotter mall only, Foy WH, DN ih ok of York, from Montreal, closes at 7.00 pm, Oot, Bh, All malls or MB, Minnedoss, from Mont Feil, oloses at 7.00 pm, Oat, 04, Pavel post and wpacially wddyess al sovreRpondence Far MB, Laurentie, from Mant rail, clones at 7.00 pom, Onl, 84 Lotter and paper mall only For BW, Derengnria, from New York, olowes at 7.50 pm, Oot, 08 Letter mall only BAKERY ADDITION ~ AND ALTERATIONS WELL UNDER WAY Clyde Ward, Rochester, "Vill Instal Cafeteria and Bak. ery In Nut:Krust Premises Work 1a peoveeding vapldly , hy Kphelnm Fleming, general eontreet ur an the addon and wlerations helng mide to the former Knul-Krust Ha Kory un Slimeoe streat south, fo Clyde Ward, ol Roghester, wha ve venttly purchased the plant ME Ward te hinving an sdditdon Ah hy 20 feel tn whee hath at the rear ol the In thin building will he placed the entire bakery equipment Fhe old: bakeshop ts helng remodel! od te a enlerta and bakery shor Fhe tots east of the alterations an aelditions will be in the nelghborhow! of BHL000, Fhe alterations inglode the removal of tworhrtek pillars and the placing ol two large steel hoaims aeross Ha former NutsKreust butlding, so that pevernl partitions may be removed pid 8 enfetering about 100 hy M Toet alan natalie AL the tear of this The Ra of the valeteria will be of salotertin a kuehon will be placed terranes, and the whale will be ve vated aml Banished wieely, Lad oa' and gentlemen's rest rooms will wha be installed, and other inprove WORE IIe ing ai extra stairway, will he inde, Lhe alteration work Is now well under way, the steel beams helng place and other work proveding rap Wy, The new akury addition ix by ml plasters! Subeontraets have heen awarded hy My, Fleming aa ol lows: Bleetrieal, A Cameron | dumbing and heating, Warden Irown | plastering, Hugh Palinetier plang Wo BR Phillips Coy Lido paint dy WHER Sens 1 masonry, Planeke Bron supply of lumber and materials Carew Llumber Coop all of Oshawa i supply ol steely, Reed & Brown, Toronte HARVEST SERVICES AT CHRIST CHURCH Rev. W. H. Smith of Kings: ton Gave Excellent Addresses S---- The Sunday services at Chiat Church, Anghiean, were largely at tended morning afternoon and eve Wingy The auditorivm where worship with held wan tastefully decorated with autumn leaves, Howers, dial and vegetables, The choir was tn excellent form nd sang spesial harvest anthenns ie special preacher, Rev, W, H Smith, of Kingston, gave excellent Wdrenn emphasieing Wn turn the three (ald nature of the day's seis vices, an thankuiving, memorial and hIKL training, Himtrating impressives ly the last from hia experience as chaplain I the penitentiary, The in Dew, Rev, Ry By Patterson, spoke appreciatively of the help received and the progress made in Wi frat year's work and looked confidently to the Anishing of the Parish Hall and the Chureh in the near future, a I i HILLCROFT STREET T0 CROSS TRACK) Oshawa Railway Will Sup: port City's Application to Railway Board W, © Smith, olty engineer, ins formed the counell that It had hook TOWRA Revesby to have he ALY Make a formal appiteation to the Road of yy mmission: ae far Canada, for the apentng of Hillevaft srest across the Oshawa Ratlway Companys dust pan The railveay company has stab of that ft will support the appli CALTON an the street rane throwsh 19 ha COMmPAnRY's oar haras, Mn With stated, The watter was forred to the Beant of Works, shop ANNEBROR APPOINTED special meating of the township council of Kast Whithy held on Baturday, €, M, Larimer wilh appointed assessor for ie township for the year 10460, HKPOWE ON CI'PY BOALEM The froation of the replaceinany OF vepikly of the olity welgh soles Wan referred (o the elly property dommities hy the council last night, on motion of Alderman Car nell wn follows: "That, owing to the many complaints as to the necuraey of the olty weigh nonles, the eity property commitiae report on the necessity for repairs or re placement," DUSTY, NEWKIL XTHNSION A delegation of four eltlgens, re presenting the vesldents of Athel wireat enn, walled upon the oly aounell last night and requested thant the sanitary wawer he sxtends ad on Athol strest wo (hat they might hve wewar canneetions, "I'he mutter wan rafarved to the hoard of works and Mayor Mitchell prom load the delegation that the necas Wary wtapn would ba taken In order to. expedite Aha extension of the away WIDEN SIMCOE ST, FROM WOLFE ST. T0 LAKEVIEW PARK Offer of G. D, Conant Ac: cepted, and Two Options Taken Up Himooe Nirest south will he widened to un widih of KO feet on the west slide from Ritson Howl to Lakeview Park, It was deoldwd by (the alty oounell wt the regula meeting lant night, The dedlelon was made on re sommendation of the fira protes ton and elty property commities, to Keospt the after of 4, D, Con Ant to give the olty a strip of and 14 feet In width on Rimoos streal south from Hitson road souh to tha property owned hy James Mad Kila, The sommittes further recom mended that the option of James Maokia for a strip of land, 14 fest In width, owned by him, at a price of $1,080 ba taken up wud wisn he aption of ¢ Hobson for a similar strip ne front of his property at a Prlee of BAN10 These recon mendations wera all adopted The purchase of theses two stein of land, together with the acospl Anes of the afar hy 4, DD, Conant, Will provide for the widening of Mimaos street fram Ritson road to Lakeview Park, on the west wide, It was previously decided to pooept the offer of My, Conant for & stein of Iand 14 Test wide on the east alde of Himooe sirest rom Wolfe street to Ritson road Tha action taken hy the eaunell ant night, will now provide tor a wireel 80 feel wide Instead of 4d foot wide, fram Wolfe sivest south to the take, with » Jor of 14 fool at Ritson road Two other clauses of the com mittens' report follows That a Allng oabinel he purohas od for the oflee of the Police Mawistrate That one street Hght be placed Anes Rivest MANY WILL ATTEND LAYMEN'S BANQUET Nearly 200 Have Already Signified Intention of Being Present Responses to the invitations ads dronsed to the laymen of Oshawa Preshytery are being received most encouraging!y Over one hundred Men from congregations outside of Oshawa have indicated their inten. Hon to he present at Ning street chureh on Fira evening, Several enthusiastic Jaymen wrote that they were coming and would bring good var loads with them, In view of the large delegations expects od from other points, vitations to the larger Oshawa congregation have heen necessarily vestricted, From King street, St Andrew's, and Stans oe street, 25 men each are helw asked to attend, In addition to gow manie and heiet addresses fram los cal men two excellent speakers are coming from Toronto, The banquet hegring at 7 o'olowk Obituary " LAL] we MRS, JAMES DREW The death occurred on Sunday al: terion at her home tn Harmony o Caroline Lo Phillips, beloved wite o James Drow, in het Flat yearn The te Mex, Drew had long heen a res sident of the neighborhood and she war loved and respected hy all whe knew hen The funeral service is bdelng hel Wis afternoon at two eoloek from her late interment to take oV, reet Un RAR A of Ning ted © AW conduet the serviee, TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY TO RENT-UNDRRWOOD TRE weiter, Phone 4218, (380) LAUR 1 _. %) 3) . od roams. Heat, Heht and waten APY 139 Celina wsirest, he) were adopted as | CLOSE CROSSING PATRICIA AVE, AT TORONTO-EASTERN Present Crossing Is Farm Crossing Only, Council Is Informed CN.R. TAKES ACTION Gates Will Be Locked and "No Trespassing" Signs Erected The present arossinug of Patricia avenua over the Toronto-Kustern right-of-way will be closed, und no traMo will be allowed over It, Lhe elty oounotl wan fuformed lust night byt he right-of-way agent of the Canadiun Natlonul Rullways, The question was referred to the Hourd of Works fov consideration, Tha righteol-wny ngent veplied (on letter from Mayor Mitehall ra unrding the orossing over the To ronto-Wastern tracks of both Cen tral Park boulevard and Patrols avenue, The rallway company re ported that the orossing over Cen teal Park houlevard wan ocoverad hy an order of the Kallway Hoard, and that this would remain open The statement in connection with the ovossing over Patrieln avenue wan an follows in reused to the original fara arossing on Hne with Petrioln ave nue, Just west of Central Park boulevard, which appears Lo he used considerably hy the pubis A YOu ure aware, (4 Is not desires thatt his oressing be opened ab A publle erossing, Our legal deo partment haw, therefore, Instructed that the evossing mates tn the right of way fonoos he securely looked and 'No Trespassing' signs erect ad," ' ' The matter wan referred hy the council tot he Hoard of Works, yolrdddbdd ddd ddd ddb ddd What Others Say § What Others Say | Ootaber 21, 1030 [1 he Ouhawa Dally Times, Oshawa, Ont, Doany Hire I note In your lesus of the 18h lant, A statement reported to be made by My, 1, Ly Mason, tauching the situation in Heuth Ontapio, "In reply too Mp lrwin's siate ment In The Times lust night, My Mason amain declared 'that the Oshawa Prohibition Unlon deelded to support My, Ninelaly before dhe Conservative candidate wan ave nominated! A wtatament to this affeot was made hy Rev, RB, A Whattam he sald," "Mp, Mason anid that Rev, Mr, Whattem, who dos olared himself in favor of Mr, Hin elatr In Mouth Ontario, had gone to Darehester, whore a Liberal oun didate had bean nominated and had refused to support the Liberal anu had lined up bahind J, OG, Leth bride, the Progressive leader" Relative to thin paragraph Four paper, 1 desire to way 1ooeThe Prohibition Unton of Houth Ontaria did not decide 0 support My. Binolair hefore the Conservative candidate was named Bol did not make a statement 10 that effect, Boel have not at any time made any statement from whieh sueh an inference could he fairly drawn, 1 am supporting Mr, Sinolate In my own riding beoauss 1 helleve ha policy fs not only better than Mp, Ferguson's, hut very decided: Iy hotter from the temperance standpoint, 1 did not oppose a Lib etal In BW, Middlesex hecause of ha polioy, but because hy entering Inte the contest In BW, Middle sox, ha was making it threesoorns erad, thereby dividing the dry vote and depriving Mr. Lethbridge, who had heen previously endorsed hy the Prohibition Union of BW, Middlesex, of support which should wisely po to him, An long an Mr, Ferguson eons thiues the open sale of liguor from Qoavernment Rtores tn the Provinee of Ontario, whatever other amends ments he makes to the Liguer Cone trol Aol, he will have my appoats ton, Imagine a man advertising himself an A temperance reformer and then placing on the statute books of the Proavines, a aw, hy which a permit holder oan buy at one time 13 quarts of whiskey or 120 pinta of bear, The person whe oan follow Mr, Ferguson inte the working of sueh a law and think RMmself a tem NOR TAR, Must be ohildinh ha Sh oure Ainoere RA WHATTAM, in Whe & woman wants to lat she loaves her pocket hook at home and goes shopping, == Ohloage Dally News, ---------- JAORBON In ever tag MoM ary of Florence, dearly helaved davghter of Samuel! and Ann Tattle, who fell asleep Oot, 23nd, IMIR, In her 28th yean Though your loving volee ts allent ARE YOUR tua Roath consed to baat SUH we Wiss your: well known footsteny And the smile we used ta greet But YOUT Prosence iy aver hear Ww Your aweetnesa remains with wa yet or ™m WONG QUIM ahd Wh remem: or Thoukh all the world fovget, Dearly 10ved and sadly wissed hy Ret lonely mother and dad, 188 Nassaw St, PACE THREE Of Aldermen Yote In January On The Remuneration Of Aldermen At $5 Per Council Session The Honors of a City Aldersnan Are Indeed Many! The sity counsil was In sommittes of the whole last night disenssing a resommen: dation of the fineness semmits ton that aldermen should ves solve a grant of 35 a mesting as provided for under the Munisipal Ast, Discussion was keen, Ald, Douglass rose to his font and sloarly defined the honor attnched to heing » member of the council board of the sity of Oshawa, ' "The only honor | have re: onlved" stated the alderman, "was when a lady called me up by talephane to Inform me that thers wan a dead eat on hor L'wn and wanted it res moved, | told her that | was net the affelal dogronteher, but she insisted that this was my duty as an alderman, Sure. ly then members of the soun oll should receive the vemuns ton of a dog entahey," (88a) { "VALUABLE COWS" SAYS ALDERMAN "Those must he valuahle cows, sommented Ald, Preston at the olty counetl mesting last night when a aommuniontion was received from BD, Conunt on behalt of J, 7 Hisoman, Intimating that although My, Kleaman had used a oheque of $400 forwarded ta him by the oounetl he pafused to acoept this wmount un full payment for the loss of four cows which had dled We novesult of drinking polluted wa tor In Oshawa oresk The eom munieation was plaeed on fie, OTOR PARTY ACCOSTED BY LONE BANDIT Local Man Refused to Stop When Threatened With a Revolver Do bold hghwaymen infest the country disteiet north of Oshawa? According to ki Hill, of Gibbs street, they do, or at least there is one lane bandit tn the vielnly, Hill reported to the police lust Night that we he was returning to the city last night on the road east of Five Pots, & man stepped wut in front of his ear and ordered him to halt at the point of & sevolver, He did wot heed hiv gonmmnmdy however, but speeded wp his machine and swerving to the side of the road soon left the intrader far in the rear, Me elatmy, however, that the man fired a shot after the car Gilbert Knowles, 127 Mill street, and two young lowal ladies were also oocupants of the machine, Ee Ep "When the words "oharge It, please,' have heen taken out of our language, only then will we have perfect English=Fom Ars thur News-Chronlole, Of course If Hon, Evan Morgan In only spoofing us he is doing It very wall, But if he is serious he In an funny as Bunter Keaton «Tos ronta Stan Ir m-- City Council Decides To Give Electors Opportunity of Saying Whether Alder. men Should Be Paid or Not VOTE NOT/REQUIRED BY MUNICIPAL ACT Council Members Could Have Voted Themselves Remuneration, But De- cide to Allow Electors to Have Voice in the Matter Iatepuyers of Oshawa will he Klven an opportunity to decide at the munlelpal sloations In January whether the members of the eity counell shall in future he paid five dollars spleca for attendance ult eneh councll mesting, ag the result of the netlon of the ecounell lugt night, The fAnanece commities recommended (hat "remuneration of members of the council he in pocordance with the provisions of the Munieipal Act as spplying to titles of a population of Bes than und hundred thousand," All As mendment of Alderman Preston that the question he submitted to the people earvied almost unan monly Alderman H, Jackson voleed des finlte disapproval of the measurs And voted against the amendment, "It seems to me" he stated "that we should he. endeavouring to cut down expenditures The Counell voles money away lke walar,' Another Alderman pointed out to him that the mensure would not heonme effective until next year if It veoslved the approval of the people "That does not matter," Alder. man Juokson replied, "I do not ore whether |} does not haoome effective until twenty years from now," In moving Ws amendment Ald, Preston explained that by placing the matter hefore the people the opinion of the ratepayers with res Eard to the worth of the counell could he definitely nsoertained, Ald, Carnell favored the Pays ment of five dollars per session tH Connell to each member Tes Cause he thought that this weuld tend 1a attract the most oapable Cltigens to positions as aldermen, Fhe offfos embodied a great deal of there should be some small res muneration "Myeryone has the ight 'ta ree fase this grant," stated Ave. Dang. 108, "Those who think that they Are Worth ft way take 1 while those who think that they sre not Worth It may leave it." Council was tn committes of the Whole with Ald, Roddy tn the Bit Ald, Preston's amendment Waa put ta the vote and oarvied with a 1arEe majority, large majority, The action of the oounoll was not vequived under the Tanietinl Rot, an the aot provides that Aldermen of olties under 100, 000 may vote themselves payment At 85 per session, W------ : YO oHANCR HSonlor~You should place r hand over your mouth when Jan yawn ¥ Froah-=What! got bit} OM Tady="Woll, here's a dellap for " YOU My pone man " Ww an' fadyy If ever there was a fallen Tramp="A dollar! Lord hess wel, It's you" h ) 7:00 vo 7:30 THE JEDDO-HIGHLANDERS in their Third Series of Weekly Broadcasts through' WJZ - WBZ . WBZA . WHAM Onde oii! N gra» wa, Dixon Coal Co: TELEPHONE262 8 DIRECT LINES TO CENTRAL every Twesday Nghe Cel delivered i Ea