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_ LR THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1930 PACE THREE "Rural and Urban Industry Join Hands at the Oshawa Fair I, Widespread Probe of Liquor Smuggling May Climax Arrest And Shooting of Paul Cornet Alleged Rum Smuggler Re- covering in Local Hospital From Bullet Wound in Lung FOR SHOOTING AFFAIR Name of South Thorold Man Now Said To Be Cornet-- Companion Arrested The shooting and subsequent ar- rest of Paul Comet cr Cornct, as his name is now suppored to be, by Highway Traffic Officer Kay onthe Kingston highway west of Whitby, early last Saturday morning may lead up to important and wide- spread investigations. Cornel Is now under guard at the local hos- | pital, where he is recovering from a bullet wound in his right charged with smuggling aleohol in to Canada from Buffalo, and a breach of the Ontario liquor Con- trol Act, The.gharge of smnggling 45 Iald under the Criminal Code and may lead to some astonishing revela- tions as to how f(t Is possible for 150 gallons of alcohol to pass the border of the Niagara frontier with- out arousing the suspleion of Cus toms officers, Cornet, who gives his address as Bouth Thorold, is said to bave been suspected by the police for a long time but rarely did he ever become entan¥led in the clutches of the law, > The liquor was carried in a high-speed car which Cornet and a companion, Edward Havley, of no fixed abode, attempted to ab- andon when they were pursued by a party of highway trafic officers. Provincial Officer Kay, who fired the bullet which penetrated the al- leged liquor runner's lung, has been: suspended by Commissioner General V, A. 8, Willlamg ofthe Provincial Police, Edward Hayley appeared in city police court last Saturday morning to answer to a charga of having liquor illegally. Ife plead- ed not guilty and was remanded a week by Magistrate J. Willis INGUEST ON DEATH OF LORNE KELLY SET FOR FRIDAY Jury Will Enquire Into Death of Man Who Lost His Life in Tank Car The inquest into the circum- stance of the death of G, Lorne Kelly, aged 20, who was killed by gasoline fumes in a tank car at the Shell Gas Station on Monday night will be held on Friday, Sep- tember 12th at 8 p.m, Dr. F. J. Rundle, the city will preside, Kelly who was an employee at the gas station had evidently climbed to the top of the tank car to see how nearly empty it was and in some manner got inside and was suffocated by the fumes, He was found in the tank later by Coroner for Thought Harmful by Daylight Saving Not Toronto Inspector Chief Inspector D. I). Mosh- fer, of the Toronto Board of Pducation, does nolL share the opinion expressed by Inspector C, F. Cannon, of this city, that daylight saving fin June and September fg responsible for overfatigue in school children and as a cousequence has {ty effect on their efficiency, Whey interviewed by a To- ronto morning paper on the sub; Ject, Chief Inspector Moshler Is guoted as saying: "There has been nothing con. cerning it brought to my al- lung, | tention. Lack of efficiency in |] September is usually due to the holidays, and this soon disap pears, | have heard no com- {| plaints as to the bad effects ot the new time in June und Sep- I] tember, If it does exist it has | not been brought to my atten- tion, When it first comes Into offect it Is difficult to got children to school on time, but this soon wears off." MAYOR MITCHELL 13 DEFEATED AT TINY TIM COURSE Mayor Mitchell, despite his canny knack of winning elections, was unable to win in a foursome with two other councillors and a civie officials in a foursome at the Tiny Tim Golf Course on Monday night. In fact the Mayor finished up the eighteen holes 15 strokes above par, His Worship of course had a formidable opposition with City Clerk Hare, Alderman Sulley and Alderman Boddy making the rounds with him, Alderman Boddy won the game with a score of 53, with city clerk Hare second with 57, the Mayor next with 61 and Alderman Sulley last with 64 Another foursome composed of other members of the city coun- ell also played that evening but it is suspected that their scores were not exceptionally low as all trace of the score sheets has dis- Board, a fellow employee and P, C. Willard Spencer The former of these was overcome by the fumes and had to be removed to the hospital while the constable was also affected by the fumes and had to receive medical ald, Despite the efforts of the fire | department who were called to the | gcene the life of Mr, Kelly was despaired of and a fireman, equip ped with gas mask went into the tank and brought the body out, It was taken to the hospital but life was found to he extinct, The fury met yesterday and the hearing was adjourned until the later date which has now been fixed for Friday. The date of the inquest into the death of the Baby Farrel who was Orville Killed in an automobile accident on Saturday morning has not as yet ben set, BANKERS NOT GOLD BLOODED, SPEAKER INFORMS IWAN Lt.-Col. E. C. Hodgins De- livers Fine Address on Banks and Banking The reason why bankers must pay "No" was explained to the Kiwanis Club at its regular lun- cheon yesterday noon by Lt.-Col, E. C. Hodgins, manager of the local branch of the Bank of Com- merce, The speaker proved heyond a doubt that while bankers may Lave hearts of flint they can also make capable and witty speeches, Lt.-Col. Hodgins took up arms against the common conception that the banker is a cold blooded heing who delights in refusing loans and In turning down pros- pective borrowers, The natural impulse of the banker he sald was to accommodate the person mak- ing a request for money but bit. ter experiences with the wiles of the human race taught him to ex- orcise caution, Fiery banker, including him- self, had, In his more youthful and mare trusting days, been too accommodating to the demands made upon him, Lt.-Col, Hodgins asserted, He recited several amus ing Instances In his own career which indicated that an over abundgnce of confidence In the honesty of men and women is at times costly, especlally to a strug- gling young clerk on a small sal- ary. "Sympathy Is poor security," he commented, As n matter of fact the powers of a bank are clearly defined and regulated in Canada by the Bank Act, the speaker sald, If .your banker refuses you a loan don't develop a grudge against him but consider what you would do if you were in his shoes. Ten chances to one you had no right to even request the use of the bank's money on the security you wished to give. In order to protect the deposi tors, Canadian banks kept from 25 to 45 per cent, of their funds In cash or in gold so that the de- mands of the depositors could al ways be met Immediately, Large sums were also Invested in gilt edged securities yielding compar- atively small interest, The balance of the bank's funds could be loan- ed for legitimate purposes at vary- ing rates of interest Banks could not very well ac- ¢oept real estate, hulldings, mach- inary or other fixed assets for security on funds loaned, Lt.-Col Hodgins stated, as such assets would prove difficult to liquidate If the money ofthe banks were all tied up in security of this na- tura the country would he in a ter. rible state In a time of depression stich as this, he stated, The function of the bank was to loan money for the operation of business father than the establish ment of business, the speaker em- phasized, The banker must at all times protect the interests of his depositors he concluded, In the absence of President R B. Smith, Past President A, J. Parkhill acted as chairman yester day, The speaker of the day was introduced by Kiwanian Phillip Sims, appeared, The mayor at the end of the game vowed to avenge his defeat and will participate In another game ip the near future, Maybe with this determination Mayor Mitchell will finish up with =» score of less than 46 which Is par for the course. \ Will Listen! voices--=fantastio, most incredible. In the , Cp And All Oshawa - The man of one thou sand faces -- now the man of one thousand als Greatest of all Mystery Thrillers! STARTS THURSDAY Charlie Chase Talkomedy "DOLLAR DIZZY" SARTIC ANTICS" "Sins CARTOON LOUIS MANN ~~ ROBERT MONTGOMERY REGENT NOVELTY ELLIOTT NUGENT LEILA HYAMS Final Shpwing--~TONIGHT of the Children" gs | be held on Orme Gamsby, well known citi- zen of Orono, has .ntered the newspaper profession and bye his own admission i« now a reporter for the Orono News, the live little weekly published in the village to the north of Bowmanville, More- over Mr. Gamsby 18 an orator of no mean ability for cven Premier Ferguson complimented him on a spesch--much to Orme's rurprise. One is fortunate at times, pare ticularly exhibition time, to have a relative In the Toronto city coun ell, Mr, Gamshy's cousin is a To- ronto alderman and as ho was unable to use all the passes to the big falr which were given him he loaned several of them to Orono's well known booster, New Brunswick day found Mr. Gamsby at luncheon with the di- rectors, *As he has a profound love for newspaper men he seated himself at the press table and was Orme Gamsby Joins Ranks Of Scribes and Receives Compliment from Premier soribes as one of their own. "What paper are you from?" a reporter queried, "The Orono News," Mr, Gams. by replied, "Where's your paper and pen- cil?" another scribe asked and generously offered to provide the Orono News correspondent with those articles so necessary to the profession, "Oh I can memorize stuff," sald Mr, Gamsby, A minute later a distinguished gentleman and an acquaintance of Mr, Gamsby approached him and shook hands. Premier Ferguson was sitting near by and to Mr, Gamsby's amazement also shook hands and said, "Let me tell you how much | enjoyed your speech lant night." Mr. Gamsby {is still wondering whose speech the premier actually all this LARGE DOCKET ~ IN POLICE COURT Traffic and "Non Support Cases Were Among Those Tried by Magistrate Willis before Court of a were five Willis In none CHRON Police however There Magistrate this morning serious nature, Herbert Robinson, of Oshawa, was charged with theft of lumber from the Cammdian National Rall. ways and the case against him was dismissed when the Crown falled to prove its case, Robinson had ac- cording to evidence by the defense Just borrowed the plank as an ald to moving a house and claimed that he had the permission of the foreman, This however the fore- man denied while another defence witness who was prosent during a conversation between the fore- man and Robinson told of the, foreman giving the necessary per. mission, ' J. R, Shelton was fined $25 and costs for reckless driving, The charge was lald when an officer followed the accused and found him to be hitting over sixty miles un hour in the city limits, Des- pite the protestations of the ac- cused that his ear was not able to do such a speed and hig offers to let the bench try for himself he was found guilty and fined ax stated. Needless the bench refused the offer of a test the magistrate stating that he would feel unsafe doing speed anywhere near 62 miles an hour as the officer claim- ed the man was doing, Willlam McMillan charged with immediately accepted by 'the | did hear, Tomorrow NEW APPOINTMENTS h - ' 9 am, Gates open to the public, N All departments of the Fair open I pm, Judging starts in - horse and cattle . classes Transfers . in Personnel > ' 2 p.m. Vaudeville perform : ance in front of grand Necessitated by Zone stand System 4d pm. Men's athletic events start with five mile race, : As a consequence of the Inaugur- J p.m. Baby Show begins ation of the Zone system of opera- 8 pm, Vaudeville perform tion, the following personnel trans. ance in front of fers were announced today by Mr grand stand H, A. Brown. Vice-President and 10 p.m. Fireworks display General Manager of General Mot- Midway in operation all day ors of Canada, Limited Ontario. Regiment Band in Mr. W. H James has heen ap- attendance pointed Assistant Treasurer, fol- lowing the transfer of Mr. H. R Wilber to the Zone Control Group. Mr, James, who was born in Tren- ton, Ont, has been with General Motors of Canada for almost twelve years, Until August, 1928, he was stationed at Oshawa, With the opening of the Regina plant, how- ever, he went to Regina as Comp- troller, returning to Oshawa in the spring of 1030, With his new ap- pointment, his headquarters will continue to be in this city, Mr. BE. E. Leavens becomes Asx- sistant Secretary concurrently with the transfer of Mr. G. W, Hezzel- wood to other dutles on the presi- dent's staff, Mr, Leavens has heen connected with the Secretary's of- fice since 1022, and came to Gen- ern] Motors of Canada, two years earlier than that---in July, 1620, He is a native of Quebec, whare he lived befors coming to Oshawa, Mr. Brown also announces the appointment of Mr, Harry M, Ire. land to the post of Advertising Manager, following the resignation of Mr. W, M. Robertson, Mr Ire- land has heen connected with the General Motors Advertising De- partment for some time, in the pos! tion of contact man between the Central OMce and the Company's Advertising Agency. driving an automobile without an operator's license was fined $10 and costs for this breach of the Highway Traffic Act, George Gibson charged with non support was remanded for one week, This man appeared on a lke change last January and his wife claims that sinee that time he has only contributed $70 to her and her family's support, An order for $10 and costs was made at the January hearing. D.A.J. Swanson, defense counsel, pleaded during evidence that it was Impossible for 8 man to keep his family if he himself was only working oc' casionally, [CITY NEWS LEGION MEETING POSTPONED Owing to the Oshawa Fair, the general meeting of the Oshawa Branch of the Canadian Legion, which was to have been held on Thursday evening, has been post. poned, The meeting will, however, the following Thurs. day, September 18, when there wil be a considerable amount of ims portant business, including the making of plans for a busy fall and winter season for she branch, WANT CROSSING ABOLISHED Scarboro', Sept. 9.~~At a brief session of the Scarboro' Township Council last night preparations were completed for the members to wait on the Minister of Railways, Hon, Dr. Manion, at Ottawa, with a view to having an appropriation put through the present session of Par. llament to provide for the open- ing up of the CO, N. R, developments at Searbore' Junction, and the erecs | tion of a $200,000 subway at Vie torla Park Avenue, to replace the present level crossing, where many accidents have taken place. ACCEPTS POSITION HERE Mr. Robert Aitchison, formerly of Bowmanville and well known here, has accepted a position as Account- ant with Mclaughlin Coal & Sup- plies Limited. Mr, Aitchison was last year President of the Bowman- ville Rotary Club and has many friends 'in Oshawa, particularly smong Rotarians who will wish him avery success in his new position, FINED $10 AND COSTS Thomas Gee and George Corrle, both of Hamilton, were fined $10 and costs when they appeared in police court yesterday charged with consuming liquor in a public place, Both pleaded: guilty but left the Magistrate in a quandary when fit was shown that they had parked in their car for the night with the In- tention of sleeping until down, The question was whether or not the car could be construed under the act to be a place of residence, Both the Magistrate and the Crown At- torney feared the setting of A pre- cedent in allowing the men their freedom on this contention and therefore imposed the fine as stat- © BAND IS POPULAR If' engagements are an indica. tion of popularity, the band of the Ontario Regiment must be a fave orite with the music loving publie, Yesterday the band played at the Ontario Hospital, Whitby and today and tomorrow will play at the Osh. Awa Fair during afternoons only. Saturday the hand will be one of the feature attractions at the an- nual G. M, C, plenle, FINE WEATHER FOR FAIR With fine weather today, condi- tions favor a large attendance at the annual Oshawa 'Fair. The fair will be a credit to the city and to the rich agricultural district which surrounds it and a visit to the grounds either today or tomorrow will prove both profitable and en- tertaining. . { THURSDAY IS LAST GHANCE TO GET IN GM.C. CAR GUEDY All Guesses Must Be In By 10 p.m. Tomorrow Night Despite the Oshawa Falr now being the main talk of the day the General Motors Pileale which will take place on Saturday Is still paramount in the minds of kiddies whose parents work in the big automobile plant, They ars looking forward to the many Lreats go Een. erously provideq by the Genersl Motors and one and all arg hop- ing to see their dad drive home on Baturdey evening lu a new Chevrolet Coach, They are also looking forward to the fing pro gram of ports which hos been wr- HARSTON REV, KE, Pastor of Simcoe Street United Church who has returned to the city after spending two months in England where he visited many scenes of his boyhood, In Memoriam Hep Lorne Esth- his KELLY Atl rest in Oshawa, tember 9, 1830, George Kelly, beloved husband of or Katharine Babcock, in 21st year, Funeral from the residence of his father, George A, Kelly, 8 Res gent street, Lindsay, on Thursday, September 11, 10680, Service at 2.30 o'clock standard time, Inter- mont Riverside Cemetery, (69a) I -------------------------------- Coming Events OLDE TYME DANCE WITH CORN and weiner roast, Gene Good- ell's Hall, Courtice, Wednesday and Friday evenings, Come and have a good time, (60¢) THE POSTPONED MEETING or King St, Ladies' Aid will be held Thursday, Sept. 18, (69a) Too Late To Classify LOST-SMALL BLACK AND white Scoteh collie pup, Auy pers son holding same after this date will be prosecuted, Return. same to 121 Elgin street west, (50a) WANTED TO RENTTNMEDI ately five or six room house, 2 adults only, livhig room not less than 15 x 12. Owners only, Phone 12486, (Hoh) FOR SALH--REAL GOOD QUITT cow, 7.years old and milking good, Phone 420 Oshawa, (69¢) FOR SALE OR RENT--6 ACRES good house, barn, garage, chicken pen, summer cottage, small fruit, ete. 1 mile from Oshawa, Phone 3484, (b0¢) Grains, equally Wealth of Ontario County Indicated in Variety and Plentitude of Exhibits Products of Field and Orchard Seen in Be- wildering Display -- Fine Showing of Livestock MANY MANUFACTURED ARTICLES ARE SHOWN Automobiles, Radios and a Variety of Articles Attract the Eye Ontario county is in of the richest aprialtural districts in the whole of ranged and are hoping to win Canada. 'This may seen like % sweep some of the muny prizes otfered, 3 | 0 the Os) All these hopeful children will ng tytemen gh > Ya k the pr be without this fun {f thelr par. aw Yair at Mesancra var en ef today or tomorrow will convince the ents fall to get the tickes which most skeptical nre being distributed from the Fxhibits of grains, the products of Employment office at the plant. | fod and orchard, garden produce, Without these the kiddies will}, profusion of floral blooms are mas miss four Ice cream cones, pob=| oo in the various buildings at the corn; rides on the merry-go-round | {4 howing that the rural district and the. fervis wheel and mans | yrrounding Oshawa is truly a "land other things, So those who are en- | flowing with milk and honey." In- titled to tickets should remember | deed the land of plenty mentioned in that they must be secured soon and | (hi, picturesque Seriptural passage that without them they are unihle | uld compare poorly with the fer to provide the treats for thelr | tile, well watered farms of Ontario's children free banner count The Chevrolet Conch which is to | Nor are the farms of this district be given away at the annuul ples | famous for the products of the soil nie of General Motors of Canada, | glone The raising of thoroughbred Limited, 18 now on exhibition at | livestock and dairying are most ims the corner of King and Mary | portant branches and at the fair. one streets may find assembled fine, well groon- The car was run the allotted | od horses, ranging from the mighty thine, a total of #7% hours, and | stallion with proudly arched neck to will .not be run again, except iv | (he long-legred and timid colt and the cake of a tie, In such a cose | the stout little pony, There are few it will be run for a further period persons who do not admire a good and the contestants who may have looking horse and one might spend tied, will be required to make a|gome time describing their beauty further gues alich Appearance All guess tickets must be in the Cattle, mild-eyed milch cows who hoxes by 10.00 p,m, on Thursday, provide a perfect food for thousand the 11th Instant, | babies and others who are not Presentation of the car to the | babies, docile little calves, ponder winner, will be made at Lakeview | sus snouidered and fiery-eyed bulls, Park at 6.00 p.m. on Saturday tolid tat porkers and timorous.bleat ing sheep may be scen in a variety ot stall VISITED OLD LAND I hen there is the poultry building with a bewildering variety of prize roosters and hens, noisy geese and quacking ducks all joming mm a med ley of crowing, gobbling and ¢luch img which would make "Old Mace Donald's famous farm seem like a graveyard in comparison, Urban industry and rural industry have joined hands at the fair, While extolling the products of the farm ind countryside it would be folly to forget the exhibits which have been manufactured by, the ingenuity of man, Automobiles, radios, sewing machines, wculverts, roofing, cream cparators, stoves and what not are arranged in attractive displays which lare well worth investigating New delights and interesting objects greet one at almost every turn Fruits and Vegetables The "king of fruits", the apple is | seen at its best at the Oshawa Fair, Judges state that there is no finer rade of apple grown in this part of the country than shown at the Fair this year, The other fruits are as good as in former years and judging by the quantities it looks as though the judges ure going to have a difficult time deciding the winners of the exhibited specimens, Onions and potatoes lead the Veg tables, The potatoes are represents tive of a very fine crop, large and well formed, while in the display of omons are some of the largest that have ever heen seen in this part of the country, I'he exhibits of vege« tables have been most attractively arranged and it appears that more time has been spent this year on the arranging of the exhibits, The fall vegetables, pumpking, corn, squash, and others are the finest grown, . Flowers Never before have the flowers at the Fair been seen to such advane tuge, There is more room allotted to each exhibitor and much thought has been spent on putting the flows ers in the most picturesque settings, Ihe Scarboro Garden has a display of dahlias that is one of the best shown in Canada, "Another worthy of mention is the exhibit from King's Nursery, of Whitby, where orchids of rave variety are shown, Gladioli, delphinium and other perenials are also in their display, A display of rare beauty is that of a large collec tion of annuals, in the south end of the building The main exhibits by in the « ty thing building also contains some of the finnest cooks ountry, A show case of daine to eat may offer some sug gestions to housewives who are often puzzled as what to prepare for the next meal Women's Building Judges of work fn the Women's Bullding are agreed that it is the hest on display for many years, The articles turned in are in bet ter condition for exhibition pure poses and there Is a vast amount of new and fresh work; particular I¥ in the embroidery class, The oxhibits that are the biggest ate traction in the Women's Building are the Rugs and Quilts, The rugs, braided, hooked 'and hand-woven arn exceptionally fine specimens of work Most of them are small mats but all are of attractive de« signs. Although the quilts are not A% numerous as other years they are much pretifer This sudden turn to quilts and rugs Is due no doubt to the revival of rug making and quilting, among the women of United States and Canada at the present time, Many of the old pate terns are heing revised and works ed out with the addition of a few modern {deus and some very ate tractive articles for home-use are the result, The beautifully hand emhroldered garments and linens that are on exhibit represent hours of patient work by deft fingers. The eut-work emhroidery is worthy of special mention this year, Croe cheting has not lost its popularity, Judging by the large amount of it turned In for competition at the Fair, The lacy folds of hand made Ince bedspreads and lace trimmed hespreads fall from one wall of the bullding, and are a particular attraction to the feminine eye, The art displayed thigz year, is the only place where exhibits in the Women's Building have fallen down, There is not the usual quantity, Automobile Finance Money to loan on your car or present contract refinanced and payments reduced. Strictly confidential, G.L. SCOTT MOTOR LOANS 143 King Bt. KE, Room 6 Phone 2700 Open Evenings till ® p.m. "Does Its Work O.K." Pease "Economy" TURNACE / Letters of apprecition of the efficiency of Pease oming 10 us, rom Mr, ¥, Heating Equipment are constantly Here is one of the thousands, 1. 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