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a The Oshawa Daily Times [= Vou le Succeeding The Oshawa Daily Reformer Suhiisiied &) Ostaws. Onl pianada: tas s OSHAWA, ONTARIO, MONDAY, JULY 28, 1930 15 Cents 8 Week; 3 Cents 8 Copy EIGHT PAGES === WEEKEND FATALITIES SETNEW RECORD Chicogo.~~Two bandits were shot to death yesterday by the owner of a roadhouse which they held up. commis... [Polls Openin Oshawa Until Seven O'clock Tonight YOUTH DROWNS AT TYRONE were arrested by the Sudbury vie LARGE VOTE INDICATED | ecemasross woos 1 [EWES OR MAN DIES IN ROUGE RIVER 100 Reds Arrested 1 #5555 In osiawa BY EARLY vore | PS PPR V0 TVG 23 OTHER FATAL MISHAPS Farmbhand Drovis Will Take off From Carding. Englebart.-- Walter Grooms, py : fhe rman, was drove 'in, th AT POLLING BOOTHS TOD AY gh ton at 9.30 O'clock Denmark Decides | Scorching Heat Drives worker in this district and made y "o | ES.T. > 2 | eople to Seok Relief, 25 Mis home #4 Brewin. Kini pion a | i «| to Abolish Navy | Deaths Resulting in On. a SA f i L] anadian Pres. Leased Wire) P rion Loti ive . British Officer Stabbed Nearly All of the Polls in England Behind oh cardington, ni, July 2h The | (1 Cons Pros beset Wel | tarie' of 'Which Ten Were seohvtie., Indl 4 a iy This City Report That a 9 ii Ininistry Salulivend, tile iyo mark, which owns but two eruls: Drownings tod | 1 Pat ; bs ra, tho Heimdal and Niels Jue! ed on 'iteils| Good Percentage of the In Cricket Test : will bein its Aight for Montreal | 3U5 Go god "to" aikpose of them. | : Pes aL 3,80 o'clock to-morrow : Helmdal will be scrapped and the [IMMIGRANT BOY sald Ford was dying, Vote Had Been Cast in the| (By Canadian Pros Leased Wire) ! bis) | a | p.m, tonight on! a | Niels Jusl, Just returned from a DROWNS AT TYRONE ola iu : Manchester, ¥ng., July 28. Play f i ros 4 a Premier Sends Sympathy Morning | 1n the fourt cricket test match be FJ Cardington, tng, July 28 The hayal yi i He Wo By land Jubiies, -- Ottawa, ----. Promier Mackenzie | tween England and Australia at vi dirigible R-100 wis given i power, China, naval officers he | Thomas Smith Sinks in Mill King has cabled the Italian Govern- Old Tiafford could not be resumed spection vesterday after | ment expressing the sympathy of DISPUTE RAISED to-day until 5.30 pm, In the [4 flight, and was officially declared fn Hn In ter. of marine L. Rasmus | Po d--J R id Hi h Canada in the losses sustained in AT WHITBY POLL hour left for play England lost 4 Tomher flight to Canada, which will, | he ON ' n ames Keid, High« the recent earthquakes, _ 4 Jhree Wickes and thal cote wat | aceorilin to plans, be started within » . { land Creek, Drowns in wi 4 p \ a CloRn, - i, - i WwW auys | Red Literature at Windsor vatives Protest Meth-| Australia's first fnnings -total was - I'he R-100 is now floating read | Rouge River When Cano Windsor, --B8uspected of distribu Conser ' 345, i "| PREMIER W, L. M, KING HON, R, B, BENNETT the ring ~ f is only wai | 8 . ting seditious literature, prepared od of Marking Sample | Who, as head of the Canadian Lib: | Conservative Opposition leader, to. | ing for the air ministry X ( Overturns by agents of the "Red" headquart- eral party, is today asking a re. day seeking a mandate to govern | is not expected to leave before Tu on New York and Chicaso.| Ballot in Polling Booths, turn to power, Canada, av morning. and. the stirt nay b n ng IS Iy. (By Canadian Frese Leased Wire) ! Yaroata, July 24 With a fatals deferred until later nthe | | Alexander Bedderman, Windsor, is Declarin It Favors Moore { D p--e-------------------- ---------- ---------------- . held by the police for investigation. ¢ Yew rive or | | Weather developments over the At 25 reported a new high » . . | | lantic will he a considerable factor record 13 week-end deaths cP er | hs ig ELECTION RETURNS | 05 catolin and protean ios ih 0) y " I! L ~ i 1 | mnishet mn nree aa it ee great n . olor « LENT arownings, RE SER Se el Rumbold Killer fori sive oiiviuncs for oe |. Cd lm Srunk, Many ours 9rd ber sibere he 1] ' ) olls toc 0 registe cir votes "ye . . a ; pod ago when Cutten and -- o Rheir aduy to te candidate in the Through the courtesy of the Robert Simpson Company, WJ Are Arrested iA sot din mark d by unusu bers of his family were locked in | federal election, Workers for both . Limited, a large staff of ppavatery and sight telephone lines Six Deaths From | ally high humidity drove eity people a vault and $20,000 worth of Jew- | Conservative and Liberal parties i ud have been placed at the disposal of The Times for giving ' \ | Liverpool, Eng, July 28.-<After | from their homes and in all parts elry stolen, has surrendered. The | were busy today and in spite of the Police Concentrate on To | lecti P hi P f y ) Heat m States g! oa J J g | oll f the oo thway M iy . y ! ' " election returns this evening. Information will not be given ~ | A night of ceaseless vigllance, with | of the province highways were con other eight have been punished. | warmth did thes ution to bring out ronto and Hamilton For | out on the regular telephones of The Times, but can be hundreds of pollea patrolling the | tinually jammed with heat-harrased . a heavy vote. Feverish activity reign Soluti . d by telenh t (By Canadian Press Leased Wire) streets and ambulances parked for | folk seeking relief, Lake and New Heat Record ed at the local headquarters of W olution | secure y telephoning to New York, N.Y. July 28--From | emergencies fighting hetween | river resorts were crowded Saturs Galt,--Last night was the hot. H, Moore, Liberal candidate, and Di - - Arkansas to the Atlantic seaboard | Catholics 'and Prostestants in the | day and Sunday with those chooss iow Jere 18 Yeats, the thermemet I, KE. Kaiser, Jervative Sandiduts, Tr ny Canustisn Prue Fy Win) 0 PHONE NO. 2000 and from the Great Lakes to nor-| Netherfield Road area was resumed | INE the water as aA means of ess oing helow ' 0 it] as organizers directed a host of as. oronto, July 2 ope or \ thern Dixie citizenry of the Unit today cape from old sol who blazed down climbed as high as 08 yesterday. | sistants, Some used their cars to] solution of the Rumbold murder mys od Hlates wan revovering to-duy The veliglous partisans stormed | With such intensity, thermometers fn police court where several per recorded new high temperatures Hundreds spent the night out of | whisk voters to the polls, others act«| tery wus held out once more today from # resurrected week-end heat {wave that left In its wake death, | gons arrested vesterday's disturh- | for the summer in many parts doors and the swimming pools | ed as scrutineers, while countless oth' | with the provincial police concentrat | were crowded well on into the |er jobs fell to the lot of the faithful {ing their search on Hamilton anc | drought snd discomfort Reporte | ances wera helng hrought hefore Men, women and children, rang» night. party stalwarts Toronto, the two cities on either side | i eres een [from divergent sections showed | a magistrate and held for trial ing in age from two vears to 81, vv a . The poll is open until seven o'clock | of Port Credit, near which the body [that temperatures of 100 degrees | Outside the eourt building a | Were among the victims, Ten wera Dry Boller Killed Two davlight saving time of Phillip G, Rumbold, Tonawanda, {ana above were the rule rather | huge crowd gathered, divided into | drowned, three of them losing Winnipeg, ~~Insufcient water in A checkup of polling divisions N.Y, realtor, was found last Tues than the exception yesterday, Huns | two factions whieh booed and | their lives when an automohile in dreds of thousands fled to ocean, | shouted at each other when the | Which "they were riding plunged the 10comotive botler caused the oX- | made by Ihe Times late this morning | day. Inke and mountain resorts to hide | off a dock Motor car accidents plosion Which cost two lives In a | revealed that the voters are showing Inspector William Stringer has prisoners appeared Canadian Pacific Railway train |, keen interest in most parts of the | looked to Hamilton to provide the | | fram the sun. Six deaths were ro Phe troubles started at the doors | claimed five lives, while the heat wreck at Molson, Man, a week Some solution of the erime since he visit | ported to-day, of the pourtroom where several | fecounted for two, cit) divisions were quiet but ago. Thin {8 the verdict "of al hers reported that: they were busy ed the dead man's home town last ymen took the initiative, jostling Childeen ave Vietims Coroner's probe Jats the death of and were called upon to handle a week, While the inspector was satise er ic 0 ay| Jae 18 prisoners, sereaming and refus Three children in different parts Richard D, Myers, 1 roman, great rush of voters fied that the immediate solution does P 1 Pour nto | S RF AT ing to he quieted of the province wera. victims of I'he new Canadians are manifest. [ NOt lie in Tonawanda he is said 10 15,000 eople ou | | 8oon the place was in an uproar | Pec uliar aceldents, A two-year ing # marked eagerness to cast their have found there the clue on which arachi From ot In ani ToN the DICH Wan {1 #0 VDIGRE | REPU BT, ROCLO id 24 tr Thre BLACKMAILER IS ballots and the polling booth for di he is basing another drive against the K Ap | Belief Is That This Provinee ECONOMIC INIT fan aulting another, subsequently of heing attacked hy a dog, while culprits, Cities | | Wire others were taken into cus. | Another young girl fell into a vat vision No. 6, which includes a large Toronto entered the calculation Will Decide Question of three another young kit fall into u vat "new Canadian" district was possibl ( igi] street school, reported that voting | © investigators with the receipt of (By Canadian Press Leased Wire) | he fighting had heen eree (Continued on Page §) A HT the busiest of hil booths when Nitormation ovet the weal end hat Ri Se Tul 2 Fyfteen | Next Government | ULL ¥ The oa) iid had Jeng so dures The Times called this morning. A | Rumbld had been seen here last] ousand persons from Shikarpur A ' | | 20 ample force of oMeers on hand large crowd, ingluding men and wo Monday night Inspector Stringer | 41 Sultankote poured into Karachi (By J. F. Banderson, Canadian | [tn prevent development of serfous MORE GOLD SHIPPED V ' " stated that tl i 0 nie p ' Press Staff Welter) Had Threatened Lives of men who owned other countries as | Stated that this news was not incons | git Sukkur 'by rail and highway to Toronto, July RAs climax | | Britain Should Assure Dos rioting today Liverpool, England, July 28--Re- (By Canadian Press Leased Wire) Family of Automobile their native land, was milling about | Sistent with the time or place of the | gov 1 escape flood waters pouring Ly Nine Injured Lglous riots In Lyerpool last eve. ney york, July 38--The Bank . hy : yn g [ | the scrutineers murder, aver the upper Sind and Skirting 10 whaks of afguois kod nse ave minions Preferences Will "h certainly looks like a heavy ht A the oily rail ling that offered them : i N ' Manufacturer vote he ce verutineer inform] PASSED MUMIC KXAMS the fl political workers in avery part of | Be Maintained ning renulted Ti 1aturies to &t 1eaRt . | The T B At the inldsummmer examina- SJ o Youlahs v in. inniinent the province, the citizens of On L6ix civilians and three policemer of Montreal announced to-day the Lansing, July 8 28,--Richard H. | Pola ision No. 13, Cedatdale | tions of Toronto Conservatory of | ny hpi oy " a hundreds | trio to-day go to the polls, Firm | (By. Canalion Trees Lived Wire) [rhe polite Dluced BRAN pa shipment of $3,000,000 in gold tor Bott, president of the Reo Motor . j Music in Elomentary Plano, Miss Sanger o" bls Holt SR for that In the conviction that Ontario will | Lirg house, Yorkshire, Eugland, [three Roman Catholle ehurches Canada Car Company, lod Michigan state Byrl Glaspell (honors) and Mass |" eon an hel o bh the reliei he the deciding factor in the elec: | july 28 I'he furnishing of assurance | last night I'his was the first shipment that police to the capture of Samuel ter Geradl: Balson, pupils of Annie shy Yemercay to help with the Teel fyion and that either the present 10 the Dominions that Britain wouldl The. trouble arose aver false the Rank of Montreal has made 1n Meyers, 30. years old, who is in ' McMaster, A. T.C.M., were success: | ¥' ¢ government whl he maintained In| 0 remo aFafape " 4 . the current. movement and brought all charged with having attempts Voting wis not quite as brisk at ful Looting was reported from Khan ofties or overthrown hy the aRire not Heviove We \rade Prefermten in tumors that dis Rowan Cathole the total of tha movament of the od to extort $16,000 from the mil. | Polling Division No. 2, 27 Park Road pur, another inundated city gate vote from this province, thelr Sl Sd RENNIN, Of BRE HN [Pony aap of Then), Rich: | matal to Canada to $8,500,000 lNonalre manufacturer and philan- south, The deputy returning bificers - » A canal was cut in te el to res work has been more thorough than peta: lo id Sonider scanagiie, abd hd Sowhel: Suteuded n hii 2 were enjoying a few minutes of peace lieve pressure on embankments of rk alap . ATR ' a sues, were advocated by n otestan J | P In any election for many years Rt, Hon, Stanley Baldwin: Conser. | distriet a. Nin wife thle hd Nine but reported that 114 votes had been the Indus River in the hope of tay Record Vote Expected tive lead speecl fce M. Scott, and thelr grandson cast out of a possible 1,000, Consid- ing Shikarpur, That a record vote will he cast |*® wh Wid oh ns ay \ here, He : "ering that it Was not yet noon this Abnormal rains are the cause of [hy Ontarlo seems assured. Gerer predicted that: the MacDonald gov ELECTION BRINGS l : school reported that 135 voted out of a possible BOO, A large vote is ex- pected in this section Richard Scott, five years old. ernment would be out of office with Meyer: is total is regarded as indication of a the floods which have resulted infally, weather conditions today are as RT Wah Seed Lnder aren heavy vote, extremely heavy financial losses, for | good but local thunderstorms are "AX month sibly containing $18,000 Rush Expected in Late Hours several days, A flood fund of about [in order as a relief from three dave Usifiess jd countries » ere group " \ . \ ing themselves more and more int + deposited by the Roo proutdent. ut . ---- did -- Powsibly tha greatest battle | Eneat units, Mi Baldwin said Shove DEATH IN (UEBEC nr y 2 teed f mn ground in Ontario is in the west. | #!h there wis that great unit, the Van Winkle Coal Company, River |28 Excursionists Prisoner Io "Thought Re- Auto Ragu. Ride Robin. | ern seation where the Taheral gove| United States of America : ih Scott arrived at the rendezvous Fla, was instantly | Kost number of its supporters, Rid- unit of our own empire, | y-- Score of People Injured in tortionist and, after leaving tho| Windsor, July 28---Acting on In (By Canadisn Press. Leased. Wire) of the Woodbridge hoard speedway, | Ar the principal battle grounds to. | Rreat deal of hard work and hard Nailed tor Shelr euarty. When Wabash excursion surouty to Nis. for half a dozen tong killings, was ar- | PEDESTRIAN STRUCK BY AUTO [901ved much support, the hattle has A 2 election and the difference of apinion tody, men and women who could produce | today and jailed on a homicide charge | Synge of 27 Blmpson Avenue, Toe | Cot Hong, president of the Chinese [night near Highland Creek, was |, A 4 ; ¥ ¢ sc cause in thin electon, more so than Sault Ste, Marie, Ont, July 28- the face as he was leaving a Cons | Saturday afternoon at the stadium in cash Polling Division No. 11, Mary $2,000 has been raised of intense heat, and Hazen Streets, Woodbridge, ; 094 "The g Banned From Canada sponsible for Half a son, 32, A.A.U. race driver of Day. (ernment in 1024 received the far-| The great unit 1 have in mind ia Man' Arrested for Striking | MY selected by Meyers several min- - . Do tona Reach, : ' Rald : od, "T1 El Who La | ) n » zen Murders v when his car crash. | IDE# like the Oxfards, the Perths, | Baldwin continue At unit 1s hot ector 0 ter [ utes in advance of the alleged 0x (By Canadian Press Leased Wire) ® soi tiled yeuterdoy | upper guard rail [the Hurons and tho Groys-- thess | KOI 10 come into being without a Died Mad Rush f 'dummy package, retired from the |structions from Ottawa, immigra- day. Al ther hinking | , " uy Tor , M ; i nel New York, July 28-Wong Sam, a CE -- ay, Also In the northern constits | thinking, not only in this country ' scene while state police officers [tion officers yesterday held up a Newark Chita lied hy ---- uencies where the government res | but in every dominion Montreal, July 28-=The general Exits Meyers appeared, detectives cov- (Kara Fals, Ont, from Chicago, for been keen and promi 1 X i ? ' y i lve | rested in a lower east side grocer Scarboro', July 24,~Charles 4 promises to be ox it causes, took a life at Joliette, Que, (By Canadian Press Loased Wire) ered him and took him into cus. [more than an hour, Twenty-five grocery . olting when the ballots are counted RELEASE STEAMER [ this week-end acocrding to word Montreal, July 28.-==Injuries to 3 . - " OM» Yi iy : Montreal today, oxi ly soore © of spectu= ------------------ no evidence of thelr: American cit-[in connection with the slaying of | ronto," whild walking with a com 3M cour . . hoe renshing . Approximately 3 TED tzonship were rejected, Hong Wah Hong on June 9. panion on the Kingston Road last ne allie, ne Maing har het AGROUND NEAR S00 'ic report Stated that Alert] tors, the most serious of which was NO NOVELIST -- --- : y Party workers he - Dauphansis, a laborer, was struck in| two fractured logs, were ingurred : Peace Society, was shot in a Chinese | struck by a motorist, who claims | ao . d . « LANDS BIG TROUT FO R DROWNINGS bowery theatre, Sam was identified | that he was at the time almost in any igi Taidhbiiy Drom. The steamer H, P'. McIntosh, ups fservative committee room garly Suns [ when a panic of considerable pros en A as the slayer on th. night of the kills [ blinded by the glaring headlghts | ang no stone has heen left une bound = with coal, which ran | day by a man who knocked him down | portions developed in a crowd of Jasper Purk Lodge, Jasper, Alta, ing. He escaped life imprisonment | of wn approaching car, Synge ro [iuwned in an effort to throw each | ond at the lower of the Round fand left him there, He was later | 18,000 spectators who had just July 26.--The largest Dolly Varden on a murder charge in Minneapolis | colved slight Injuries to his head [and every riding fn the desired dis Ialands ourly yesterday wan veloas- | picked up and taken to hospital | seen Arthur Newton, spectacled trout ever caught in the fishing coun. - in 1925 when his sentence was set|and back, his companion escaping | vaotion, ed last evening by the tug Sabin | where he died, Edmond Hottain, | 47-year-old South African, and try of North Western British Colum- aside on appeal, police said, unhurt, Mostly Straight Wahts and the lighter Resolute, of the |also a laborer, was placed under ar-| Pete. Gavuzal, small Southampton h Michigan Soo, rest pending an inquest, 1tallan, win the B&00-mile Peter bia was landed by Courtney Ryle . WT Cooper, well known short Nyy oy MANITOBA RESORTS ar Shistle Jn fivided into 8 ¥ here A Tit mart th fn tte through Stuart and Tak: L Baby Mix are 178 aspirants. In all but nine a from Fletcher's Field last Suns ib ------ Xup in Chicago i 18 constituencies, straight fights be M Th f | A Ob day oi tween Conservatives and Liberals A bench collapsed under the WEATHER Man Sinks After Rescuing Left to C rt F D will he Jade There a tor any € ts 0 rt jects weigh o a row or peoble stand: ----p-- i a cornered contests, In Lanark and ng on and precipitated a panio Pressure has increased over the His Fiance Two Young ou S or ecision Toronto West Centre, In seven Puzzling Police of [London that halted proceedings for move northwestern portion of the con. Girls Victims ridings, there are three candidates ; than halt an hour, tinent and is 30 inches at Fort (By Canadian Press Leased Wire) man of thelr own faith with a view Tanne ~Carleton, Fort W fillam : ' eh When the bench collapsed the impion but continues relatively Winnipeg, Man, uly 28. --Four Chicago, Ills, July 28--Tha Wats [to having the child In their posses: hm Ron Bast, Lambton Hast, Landon, Eng, July 8-=Rritish rary. A Romney had heen med. people on it wera thrown against low. from the Great Lakes east- | Manitobans lost their lives in week | XIn8-Bamberger haby tangle which sion baptized without application | NIPIsIng, Northumberland and To- | bolice are puszled by the unusually | dled with 'but the thieves appar. the people in front of them and ward, Since Saturday morning | end drownings. has been bounced from the laps of [of a name, ronto South, large number of art, objects stolen | ently were disturbed before they [those in front were in turn sent showers have occurred in Manis The victims are: obstetrics, department of health The Watking' attorney, Barratt Thite Are mora women running this year, were able to take it, probably by | crashing against those below them, toba, northern Saskatchewan and Laurent Roy, 10, of St. Beniface, finger print experts, bone, blood |O'Hara, was getting rendy to ask In this election than ever before, The latest in the series was the | the crying of the earl's infant won, Mystified and excited by the coms in most sections of Ontario and | son of Justice L. P. Roy county and baby specialists, a maternal (a writ of habeas corpus to compel Also, there are fewer independents | abstraction Saturday night of a Lord Melgund, in an adjoining | motion scores of spectators then Quebec, The weather has turned | court judge 5 mass meeting and even the IaW|the Rambergers to produce thelr -------------------- valuable Reynolds portrait from f room, ; attempted to loave their seats and cooler in the western provinces Elmer Mile, 33, of Dugald, who cradled today In the churon, © Still baby in court and show cause why HEAVY VOTE INDICATED the London home of the Earl of Three weeks ago a Van Dyke [soon most of those seated in the and a change to cooler is likely |saved the life of his fiancee, Mabul It is not at rest, they should not surrender it. In A report phoned to The Times Minto, 'The earl and countess were portrait of "Ferdinand, the Card. | reserved seat section on the south to occur in Ontario tonight, Geoffrey as she slipped and sank bes The infant in the possession of [such an action, it was explained, |just before press time from the| MINE out, leaving only the ser: inal," was stolen from the Earl of side of the stadium weve in a tum Foraosio= low. the surface of & swinmuivg hole Shane Bamberger as baptized [the matter would be placed hafore | Liberal committee vooms on Park | YAnts and children behind, Clarendon's house but later was | moll, Sandwiched together and Lower Lakes and Georgian Bay (at Bird's Hill. Sore Savard ig araep at the the court which would make final [Road South, intlioates that ADDrON- When they returned a portrait | recovered, Otheipases thia year | milling toward the aisles all vests aPrach sowthwest = shifting te Dora Lamb, 18, of Winnipeg, whos ure of Our Lady of Solace yes- | decision as to whom the infant be [imately 50 per cent, of the total] ©f the firat Countess of Minto was [include the theft of eighteen plo-|iga of ovder in the huge throng northwest winds; mostly fair, lo» | stepped in a hole in the bed of the nay. wil Watkl famil longs, possible vote at the poll at 27 | missing, also a string of 300 pearls | turs, including Rembrandts and | vanished for a few minutes and it cal thunder aterms. Red River. Who pe Pra ari a ny Jamity FR, Aterney also was fnstruot- | Park Road south had been polled | And other jewels valued at §100,- ['Gainsboroughs, from the Cariton [ was only after a score of ushers Tuesday ~~ Fresh to strong Rhoda Bushen Qun of Flin Creek, | lieve the bab: en al ay RS od to did t for $100,000 dam: | hy two o'olock this afternoon, This| 000. The ploture was valued at a | Galleries, a Van Dyke stolen [and policemen, under the direction northwest winds; mostly fair and . | who took a cramp while bathing at gor ia reall a pry ollspri anal age 'he knglewood How is taken ax prosaging one of the | lke amount, hetween Outand and London, and-a | of Captain Joinville, had found oolew Delta Beach, near Portage la Praivie. | tod ht LL t ae N id pital Where the Bam) reer and heaviest recorded votes in that The Reynolds portrait had been fHoppner from a residence at Stan: | thelr way to the spot, thet some ¢ 3 g raivie. | today soug © advice of a clorgy- | Watkins babies were barn June 30, { sub-division, ' unframed and rolled up in the libs | more, - degree of order waa restored, TR Rt