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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1927-09-15, Page 4----p-gror',7711,771„;77 3' r- !Tr, Nedern. Itientirig engine 'teiteter farmI with: eStOice•DEPR:002 13491Titt' OUTFIT; by ‘saving time and ,Theee'ard built.. tn .loot and s actiOhl boy' 'van ioperate them. 'No • *eking gertii eepeeted to grit oeiiiend; there , are no"trimblee making sureoltets or ehalinci all , Working parte .erieleSeile Hun- dreda. of itp.40;date -fainters(n cluta.riO are kOOPIng hnY" at '„home and: The wok upr toReitetlaki s Withthe leleCorinick...., - Deering aCor0 Powa, end °thee. ,MaChines of the seine make.. • • , 1. %."; A' 1 :!,.-•., \ t 1 .1 ,o, • it, lair v ., •- -,.. . 's /Pa i , S - Nat ' . Ei inlIMIliiinffiltiMnittliflittliattlirnalt1111 I . MOM= , ... ....... .. . 'A 1...11111 ' '' l' . :i 1 WIMUre."1".......'. „,_.z.... _ .. 1 •011inallairninigneraliggliffilli11#11 ' %‘ . :4.:01dIrAir. . ,141IFINWRIS; NIALVIIIII0 '4 1 Pi $6:1 -- =---- it;17- . , • _ -. 1, ......._........_...• . ;- of .The'NEW:MecORMC/E-DEERING „GRAlN HINDER:cam- . 'Kees tiles beet inechaneeill features Of the old McConnick and 'Deering harveeters light in draft and, convenient to Operate.] It - available nelth either the MeCoeMielv,..10 e. • Deering if/natters. Tieenteetwo r built )into' ihe-Ililmiltore made Bindere make, it' more deeirable then 'teenier models., INTERNATIONAL 114R VE TER co, OK CANADA LTD., gent. e - ANDREW LUCKNOW• --." Ph,one731 • '' • ,;„..„,ii..„........,...,,,,ip,,,,, .. .....;,-;-6-..,-,;-„,.. ' hgtio: Np; ,: IQ . ii;•: at ,...,Your :Se0i7iCel. . . .. . . . . W , , .fi'llell for Citih-;We ' sett;Chenper ThAii The Credit Ste** .04.e.W.i.*WMP•Oa...Or~igf...0. AIIPAMIIWO easonable G�o TWINBIlrentiord "Gilt Edge," 650 let. -45e. per Lb.; Cask. • 'SCREEN IRORS—NOw is the time of year to keep out the pesky fly. by having 'Yogi' doors and. windows-. screened.' We home doors and windows .that will fit almost any, size:opening.' We also have eereeft wire in every width for recovering doors. . • 011.. STOVES—The Oil Stove Season is here and.there is no thing that will add more to the comfort of . a home in hot weather than an Oil stove. We have in s,tocit the "New Perfection" in three and feue•huenee, also the "Florence -Automatic," and we have elec., ed In stock this Year the "Quick Meal." This is o very line egeeres strongly built, easy on oil and fitted' with the Lorain burner which gUaranteed for ten years. For thaw who. have their house wk. - ed. we have an Electric Hot Plate, two -burner, which hasgiven excellent 'satisfaction. - • ' ,--1FIOOFiNG—We have just 'received a carload of Brantford Iteofing, including Roll Roofing, 'kens-Lock and Super-tite Shingles - If 'Yeti have need of ii roof for house 'or barn, don't fail- to see use ' We have the material and the price is right. Be sure to aek to see . our imitation brick siding. It is the material to make a frame • house very warm and •en apeeariunceeniniost like red brick. . _ _ SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINTS :and VARNISHES, CHI NAMEL• •NATURAL VARNISH, AUTOMOBILE PAINT, U'fILAC • SATIN FINISH ENAMEL. . Cement, Lime, Plaster Always On Hand th..Mittdie Heating Plumbing and Electric Wiring e01 °mini _Lew- MAKE your attic inth lextra • sleeping quoterti or a chit, dren's plaY-roorn. 6Yproe will give yriu bright, e comfortable ektra rooms at entail: • cost . , . . . . ...Right _over damaged walls . 1.• .• and:, torn, faded vall paper apply , ,. ,.•Gypeoe Fiteproof Wellboard, Gyertic ens IN and tell itlgs .witi•tlia kd eVOY, ' , room height and frealii. rake e anyclecoration, fire:Pinot, cold:Ornof and heat proof, The atroneest and lighteetineelatiag wallboard known:. WrIl. for (tee bOoklet---"MY4Iome." It will teli you tow;flyore', Itocboarti. , "Clyusuut ,Itutniallicd Entetalillut Witt Iiiittleit Will teducc•E y•otti. fuel pllj-ftorn '. ,20 to 40 Lter Cent: , ' ' r - - • ' - ' ' , Ali& oNtAittei cyrsuM CO,, .I.Iittivgri,,t0ARI.S, CANADA -7 • 148 -..• .. , ,. . . F repro For Sale e,. . • -Murdie le Son'- Rae &P�rteous , Miserable peeple aro the who are • , • 41piir•ond iloutt know it, Woi boo rd * Lucknow, tont'. LuoknoW, Ont. Of course deeds otut; io *01"dll .,-,except In 4 telegrani. , • THE • LATICKNQW SENTINEL' Published eVere' thersdalinonini ' 'at 1.,,ucknow,•Onteieo. 4: I), MacKepete,. Proprietor and Editor. . TIIIJRSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1027 OTHER* PISTRICTS INFESTED. . ,BY TOIEvEs .• When ' that stuedielittle. Scotehmesie 11140.1fe,efougit,th�tbi, FeiSythe, and killed him. In the enh!ii. Peat Bee' .ton, her-aet, a, Whofe;10 • eee •It splieirs • that'yether districts Well:as: thee fibeut • Heeton was pest.; , *red by :thievi .14.3gangs who • "robbed' •yillege „steree • and .feeneereee eern, yardee- •eSeeen, Mei(• were reeently arrested • , • • 'in' 'Oxfordaralef:Middieektee cottaties„ charged with theft or the receiving•Of stele!! goo& Quite h lot ef goods ',aye been ,,,"eetivered: on 'fariair'.. where :they: were caehed. have • been traced to .Pelinereten; Kintore Telishaw. and:Th'ainesiford, and Were. taken: from stores.. an.d. garages. . It looksaa .the tragedy at, Beeten may • reselt in. a .„ cleaning tin of the thieving.' genge, 'tlironge 'WesterneOntario, An occae esional Hodge : proves very useful in the: country • , cnANGING THE LiQuoit , Evidently the licei or.... Con frol .13tieed find ' it riecessare, from .thee -to -time. en.recommend 'Changes in :the regula- tions, With ;view to having the Act work. more enioothly. ".•Ae . , Recent • ehenges puts native wines ,.eneet-efooting with other Mtn...Ideating liquois•that• is, it eannothe,..haught without a permit. Any officer under the eleellior Can- erol Act may requiee. ' any permit holder to 'deliver up hi e permit for insp,ection at .ay tinieealut may re- etaineie-foresucheetineens:lieeitie•Ye-eine. ,siders advisable..Refuset to deliver a pe'intn dm and of .-an •officer con- stitiltes a offeeiee under the Nct.• . The Act with its • Piapy„-,inedifipie . , • • . , • tiens. must:.be, begonlise,.'e e, very' .com- plicated affair. However, it .will make no difference Whatever tolliase, who do notindulge in the forbidden juice.. • 0 o THE CAMPAICN IN ' NORTH IIURON • Cilde Giver* andtthe Sir John UarIllog appear to have, been Jost ; in the Same ..t7-• • • storm .eim.efOg which,Iprevailed- over h� Atientic PlairtlY :after • they Set out, and whichwan. unknown •tct the meieotoloOlsts 'Along the -Atigntic •ceast. , - • • ' The toes of 9C0.1* flyersthis aunt, Mer has been SiMuned up as f011o!".iiThe Sir :, ‘Lo»do) SeptI.Fooirr,!onir714,---041too.i.;i1O(U:Tt;t, York4n•Paris). $t, :Raphael (carrying Princese LowenstelneWeie, EnglinnI,Ottawei• Aug..310t• :Peel Redford, Irkm,:-Gleorgia ;$tate. of. 25t.W." -The; Mimi • Doeeip, from Osiklaikt to Bionolule (carrying 'Ales Mean. andee•teee. then) Aug. 17; The'Golden- Ffttle; making.. :flight • as Miele Doreht, Aug.' llehe Aarulseig.telleiheW;, if. Ouili Nunglien:sdN,e, yd •..fith; Goliath! (cape S‘-,R011ian; 'from PO.klit In: Africa to.11razil) A feetnire, of .all these busies is that no trace �f any of the lOst plaices has been. disetiVered. ....Rverything •appesire tohpaeveeanb.een .1.ose :in th7• depths of the e Following the less of the London - to -tendon'. plane, the ..Windsor -to - Windsor flight was celled off, altho the machine had :reaehed'. Newfound- land oci the Men in charge were pee - •pared 'to mike. the 'attempt. .• . In spite' of att• these losses;' a num. ber .Of 'Yee}, fine flights' have heel', Made. Liffdherghis great:, flight e to Parte .:haidlye-lieeds Mention; tore . and Chambeelain almost reaCheil ,Ber. lin, Germany e in one flight e,a ntiniber of „Planes crossed from California' to 'Hawaii, and the "Pride of Detroit" appears tobe making good :headway in its round -the -world flight; 11 creased' the, AtItic wit. heut 'treuble- THE...GYPSIES. . „In certaine-Eer,epesineteunteies filehe efforts ere.. lieirig made to cOntrol and edenite the gypsies. Thue , in Hun. gaee the ' goyerlubeet is endeavoring eo cenfine them' to 'Certain fixed areas, while in England the. Surrey . county council la exPerimentingwith, a port able eYilsY. Sehoor where: handicrafts. • . are taught as nett of the eirriculum., But like the eews,' ..says the Deily gypisiee are a piece -of stub- born antigaty ':ad- one but the, most modest hopes aro:likely to belulfilled unless • histery -iset6.` faleified . for • • • e 'The. strenuous " pnlitteal battle in ,Northeelliten is '0'eer, and Alr• George ..Spotton,' the Conservative ;Party. can-. • . , . .didate, ie' elected,' . 'As was exPeetede the reee betweee .SpOtten and 'Hislop, the Liberal, Wae :Olese., Mr, ;Bricker,, :the te,F.0... • didete, polled e fllUeh. . bigger ' vete. lteh a. hriii*vits;:gset7:eeeraellIlivel°iexdP,eir.1"lie:itlidoPoil. •great 'deal iuthc la4t' week' or so. - North :Huron is hetneelfy. • a".'Cisn• se.rVittive ' • !Stronghold,' 'ilthotigl,• . 'it tWieeeelected the- 'Mee Progressive with Liheraf leaping. The :Liberal Government had etlie sup- port �f the lateemembe.realeraindeeel_ :etrnitgeeffert -ietain the, ridizig Everything that a geverernelit eerty,, could do was dono.e The • Dominion eerigenieee was in charge of the came paign, the prime ,Minister, ii number of :his, ablest lieetetiante, visited, and ,epoke. ilk the 'riding.. In eliertethere Was', no lack .ef oegeetzlition. speech Making. and advertising, . This, •no .accounts for the *geee w. hiCh 11 reiIislop merle el Sider.' eircem. .starces otherwise • odyerSe; • • M $1)dtio n • es len aged 'his.:;..own. im !maga, , end' evidently depended ,lergele upon •a pereonal .cenease; as he 'die not hold:ninnymeetings,. neeusetho „neWiipaPers to any greet ,extent. • : Mr. Bricker miede. a-eteessienie cam, pahn. It is snidthat 'before the 'cane 'became Active,. 'he lied ybdted . practically .eVery ferm.eleniie in the riding,, lie held iiikny 'nieetineee nod hid the as'Aietaii,:e . of Mies: eltelleil, *hese 'eepeelenco. es' a •esele.• :iteignee doubtlese.„ wise • of' Orem help - Farquhar Oliver, eleefe:, the .yeene, and repieeeetetives .nt ,Tereie, `te, of: ;I -tooth Gree,, elses .adree,see meet, ines througheet the, theme; .On the' weetee the ereeed :seas' welt fonieht over,. !se thfitthn eleetereniiise bevy. beet! 'fairlyfemiliese:With the i.'endi• daletA, anti :all that' could he'ellie. for. • N() MORE!' OCEAN'. eftJN't FLYING . • . Witte the etenoilee.ef the Weneleore Ite.Winesor eiretene ftiethe eye -111<ele.. hiesie beard' the, lest Of teenseeeeente f1i'"Ter ie altm- getheiout. of proportion' la the ,aor;-' flu success, aPPears: I .doneutilargely moon:theMad of wea. ther eneeiuntet,e0,- and 'woodier, 0,f- Aortae's. ate not eYvte in a. poiettim ePeOirt "Withoof; qt-equent error •:the' weather'eenditiatie'Whieli'ineY Prevail At given, points, • eke:1040y over 000000. 0**st dItY t\wo h otivnuot. throlielt e�mmttting tfeekiee erieing Out of their, 'milliner at litetell‘m14141: en •the . highway, 1 agbij.ttirt anti growing 'crops,, allowing hoiSs to stray, taking sticks, flee:g' enie .either petty, thefts, fortuneetelli nee and hoex.. ing„ and :the , • 'The parer-hlootIctl gypsi0,. It info!' . . •be. 'atidedi .Caused 'leech hiee anneY- enee'Ihert:mixee• breedif. wflb MO 'Retie in Ypey :bleed 'them, enial •faetia'. Ore- clolinireeOr0 • . -,..eeeesereo.err., • A 111,1.C.:.$AW2•At:14..x.' 1Tts ert out1on- ethe.other e11.1y the, piesidimtiiilleial held up a hock!" -Sattr'.kind.che only bid ietielYed o thie. eke instiumeet evasf. One of le eita, :The auetioneeeelid hiebest; lie.gresp, ,ed tha. 'thing kilt. !eine Way' it should have been teld ollelioUteits! egoodePeinteee-whee le•-weseforeeeetite there was not e ripple of tnthuas,i. 'Wbete mere, • strong men • didnot •piosii;• tOWOrd the 06'4; rather did 'thee; hhtig, blick in 4 Niiok41.14t-sAiii plainly•as leg eneitellettete.tlint theee Were. noteinterested.. .• ' • .Just one lonebet, of. 1e, cents for r • perfectly 'good...red „buticsew, •and that' is about Rs meek they:offer for n cracked 'water pitchereer , o.. chippa, •cake plate!' ot.'Wee' the noW, • 0Wner jubilant overinjinso;lui jilet (40.1)1)0 it to one 'Aide entheugh he .might find .use for it..eround ,,the hose i,takiie a !section from, 4' ham bone. o.r. deinee the: oddjet) ensued the eiremesee, When .the inIpti' sew was • inise'ege • ' 'A ,big -freer lamp: its geedvelts jos- ' eph'seceet, }irought:keenLjdding. As' peon as it waa dragged tothe tient.% why :people.beenn at oire- to,, prick up their enee-ler. Whatever it:fa: they. do at tnction saleS, melee . they. see ,e6irie:, •.thingethale-geipe..-tbeic-Seese-eofeeteee- seseion, Arid,' ep, up. won't the,bids that frineY, lamp, until it ' broeght .figuee.thate Test have, mede tee old a: e:tet .,ebeT. I 70h7.eTtd_m.too the yeareee:alahly WeRe :a •:dibei for •a:eseefectly :60 red 'eneltsaw. : Now somkeone is sure t eay tha' . . fiemele have no use , for .backsawsi evbiln there's' .Still e mighty: swing •te- • 'were the.' Ilene lampteen.' The fleer.. temp: can be turned on while the °eke : go ...Out; and ..tee-4.e"-4wile pens by nili iee it Subdued gleam • and .picture :e happy farnile speedine 'evenintreeif home, io it's .valuable as an alibi •t the fradabouta:•:"... • , .,...We knew., there's tio 'sine!' use. for .e bucksa.- It rnirht priebeely •hang or e peg i the shed •and give the Oceee sumalvisitor, the-le:en 'thet' the iir of the .house was 'neself-irede" indiette. eat • who had-. graduate. from: • the :school' 'of hard .eefiereence, . but ..•ir this , day.' there's neereetee !trite to - Weed sheW,"ofaif1uodejn the 'mire ler • window than ,of• long -past 'herd 9Bit ev after alt e. argument di. - cents for a perfectly the that w.l.e°..hdal'IVYea1?:keentie";;Yor' fliyettint l'atheti;"; Confederat-ion • Yeere were heiiieshani ed ena.".fishinned,f the heekaaw was one • of ••• the,. prone' of czvIlIzntjon The cross -cut- • :and the este played eart; but Was • it not the old beekeaw 'that .trimmed those etieks s6 go into the kitchen stovejthojif hii,vitim' to leave .the.'deor open, and wait it net on -that kitchen stove the+, victeels were''Prepared that kent. Pie eneer bodies 7. Certein1Y-eeed:' back' • ("If it all 'stood the bucksave• But..ites deeertipe, unwept, ephoee eored and Unsung: A .theoghtlese, vets.- eretien, covet's' the 'special' set of 'Jub- ilee postage stens es' with the graven image of great senteemeri, ' While at !east One stamp ShOnle have been set: apart to ,glotify the buCkenie.--Steat- fprd ,Beaeop-Herald. - , • (nice. , •' • ' " 'It is ' generally known that thegype . , „ , are:Eiltern People.' and • that they have a lenguage Of their Own . celled Rimini:It' is an Indiae hiegu- ,hge, :impregnated- with ;Persian,. AC-' menian Greek Slavic Iltioninian •Iiiid . • . other loan 'WOrd,s Abet •Preleidpee. clue to their early wanderings.: - i'Leaving the niidlapdareaofNorth- drn .India, perhafia about :300 .B.C.;- theY stared .foie a long time in the .. north -went of that country. After - Wards Part* it sojourn in -Persia, prob- libly: during the:9th and- 1.0th centur- ies of Our era, foliewedby migeatiores. through Syria .inte:Egetit . and thin -Aireenia into. $ontheEnreterite•EuroPe • which they 'Oaelted towards :the 'end, of the -eleventh century. • , • 'Here another prolonged halt is. ;fficatee ; and then,thefifteenth century, bands, of gypsies • oyeiran Veetern Europe, whence they „came to England. net later than'1505. There have been. extensiye'•mo„vemenes sieek, the. Most important being, tenbig ignitions •froni, Seuth-Eastern • Europe ' to Amertea, inethe last • half -century. : 'The teletil number �f gypsieseeetai- atie, North African, ;European and 'Antericen together-.-may.be a, million' or •elore. 'IlUngaty aeilthe, United 4St8tee have very large gyi•sy, esepulations. •• • ' • e 'The. gypsies . are a eteyerepeOple, and. Will work hard for 'short spells, but not ceptimiebsly. The wonien are the chief bread,winnets, their trade, etionel, bectepetiona,'being • , hawking, begging, fortinie4ellieg, ,4ro. hoaxing the*, absurdly credulous. 'In' England the men have been 'Chiefly horse -deal- ers, fiddlers, tinkers and grinders, and „Makers of such thinge'as:clothespegs, -elsewere ,and ,baSkets • . 'But now it hardly peyeethein to ieteretise their 'dexterous lingoes , en beedierafts,-while • fiddling is, all but dead as.. a melees. et earningmoney, amtelonleedeelingenniehelese eremulee erative, than it, wee: In Amettee, Where: &teas:eine 4-1,Yen way to metier ears., (and tents) • to a -taro extent, the gYpiles: lieve -taken ,feeelteling. in seceildthaed cars: !During the' Yearn, jose before Abe: wnith Ceps,y._ Lore•seecit.te.„kepte, whieh ,-Ergaor.,-gy0sos, -Ven1 and -al- leged, were Proseteted; The infer- 4ti Se:* gathered' .3.110We 6)ticlualVe;:_ ict• that serious Mine,. WAS rareamong them, inertler being almost, tinknownt that" epasmodie intemperence and 'tendency; , tti indulge • 'in fin/illy font- -roTs#ere- 'not Infinitiene (*MOO tit'. ,thetr spoonrance in the .*olion cour bni thstrthar got lots trip0101 4101, : '',,-Firif;tirtitettion--iilillimportant-in modem- lIcIP"prottct • rintr*home Irom the menace or fire by ustng Brantford Roofing, Alt :IIrantfOrd Roofibg...prnduc0 are ire -re' iaidene and Aisuallk, redden inStiraitCe rates by 10 t� .zo- per,.cent Specify„ •BiaAtfort • for permanent ,roofing satisfaction " • • Brantford Roofing Co, Lillialteit. ' 13rantford„ Ontario • Stacie Ceirried, Information Furnished, and SOrirka on Brantford roofing rendired by' • Wm. Murdie & Son. . Lucknow Ont . . JASPER PARK AND, pAdwic COAST V A CAT WINS' IN. ' 84PTEM11ER. , lentare 0,:•;ez.esieste the :Rex Ity efetintains :end:. the .leieifit Coast•in_sUch tint'.thir inimie table ebeneey' will ever held , a thrill for the teutisi, io Metter hew often it i vieWed. .• • • The Aleiiiegeendeur of ..leStiee,Na; tional Perk evith its . • hundrecle..: or $40.0. .5n.o.w...ke..epled_penks.„'steneinge sentinel -like over ' /the e300 square. miles of lakes elvers • vellees., and forests. euree hundreds every year and: ie . even more beautiful and at- tractive in 'Septeifieer than. • in the e/"..eseelithee---eileeth. ;ee-rteeristieseilsoiee-- Jesper Peek bff•eie eluxueioite accbmodation" and golf, tenni, clime] ing, motoring, dancing and water APPLE CROP, LIGHT HERE, • ' • • BUT door,' E4sEwnpar' • ' Although the apple crate. especiallY in orchards that have ilee:bee,e well. cared for,. in Bruce find 'Huron coun „ ties, .is elMost a cemplete, .failtire this season, the , Corp throughout Canada as a whdle is good, and muChebove• that of last ,Yeae. Aeeerding ' to gee., • ereineet reports, the ememercial . ap- ple crop., ofe Cali -eta far 1927 i4 esti- mated at.,3,482;0.00 barrel s' by the De". Pertnnent Of. Trade and ': Ceenrieree'.; 'Thiseis half a nillienebenels mete' - than': the • •eniteeef Inaye 09_9;000 ' barrels, 'the eeulletin, says, he compailed -With: .598,100- .last year, Nova ecetia will be the biggest producer, with 1,400000 :brereele, and British Cohpibj li seeend With' 'I,- 040,000 iberrelb. Pea„ehee Ontaild - are „expeeted 'toe' erep equal :•ti that bfee92(1, .yehicee'ape proximated 168.000 'bushels, The 'Brit, ish Columbia crop is only 40 „per cent, last yine's ' or appreeimately': 68„.: 000 •pacl•tages.:, Tho•tyr was e0 pet cent, lees thee lest years .' produetioit 01, 74;p0a;060' quarts.. "The .9i:op, or epotetelee je re -pOriOilto be1O 4ier,cent.,4miiller than !eat year' both in 'Ontario 1214 the- n. tbro Dantlnion. .s , " sports offer temente:es • • • • :The famous ',Triangle Tour, • by, train' from Jeepee •Neeepner Park lone the mystic .Skeena to. • Prince eletipert;: ley.: boat to • Vencouyet than ,by reit throsegh the 'el:eel-hig. e;oygeS of the •:Thompson tmnd Fieser Rieers,: offe.re..views .Of Majestic inputv teinS. and asye,ieepiring eports that eu:nnot be. seen in an other way.. • • . • The Canedian Netibeal Low tofir-• ,ist • fares tothese wonder . reeprts •are • eta'. ineffeet .and • peinet step-oYere. .ellealeng the: route. • Ttle, t7Onfeclera teem, the radio -equipped luxury train operates. from Torontoto •Vaneciiieer. daily. ' '• • Any. .CanadlandZati,na1 . Ticket Agentwill eneleebeoelet. Mel infoie'„ nietion or make eeeervationse , JOSEPH,. LIPPERT , 'STAN't,t, TRIAL ,ON IONS:LAUGHTER. CHARGE . The preliminary ' hearing in connec7 UM! "with the menelainsliter , charge, against .young Joseph Lippert, for-': elierly • of Greenbelt' :Townehip; was held et Walkerton on Tuesday • of last °week ,: .befbre :•Police Magistrate Walker: • "„ e. • , 'Lippert, it, 'will be remembered, wee , the" dievereOf a ear, which crashed in- to o '1)1,Vg'gr, onethe rend:. two miles riot -ill • of Itiversdalc,. Evelyn O'Hagan :one of the occupantseef the . buggY. boing•alnibSt• intently killed, . " The charge n Which Lippei.t. eves', flee(held evas' 'ohe of ereminzileireg.- elingierre:eden.tod,raisi-eihna'er'0%etiarr,.n..b.iapItls4htitsg"h:Wters• following • the verdict of a • corbrier'e itireeewhielt. implieed into the cause o Miss O'Hagan's eleette. The magis- trate found • sufficient . evidence ...a- gainst 1.4ppell'e' to .seild :hinn .up for 'trete and be Will ,beetried at, the fah • assizes,. which will open at' Walker. ton On Neeembel• .8th. Very ereee interest is being taken mnthe„ casee "and the ebertreom Was: etmeded • on Tilesday, :when •tlie' meg-. lstrete'e covet' opeeed. Messrs. 0. E. ,Klein' and ,Cenipbell.eGrent, beth, Of • Walkerton, are iri charge o'f the 'de- fence Of Lippert, and wee° Piesent County Crown Attorney: Freeborn IQ le charge 'of the teeosecation.• ' The evidence • etilenitted wee Peacr• eietilly a eepititien ofewbet had beeli. givojitt .the,•ineeeet., Witnesses called, 'hY:' the Crown were; Drs. P. Cue' and Stalker, who 'hail'perfernietl, Ole Poet ..thertervieeinFite. ancl-Merjory „ ioth nfld sister of the decrea.sed,„ OtisS• ,Cassidy, Who -Was in .from ,where th raa1i peeetirreile arldewhte bed seen, fei,ppett'S car pass; ,Garnet Louder, who': was talking with.Cessidy _et the tmnie,--and Qfficev Widineyer, tvbo Made tem --ineettige. tien arteeted 't intiert ' * Lipeert i out, 011:•ball of 410,000, It's: 'Ow' unanimous ()Pinion aillong weinen that' married net„the: Worst husbands, . Here and Th.ere mail -service between. Winn'. • peg and Fargo; North Dakota, has been inaugurated and the .first mail • for Winnipeg' from the United -States arrived recently.' - ' The potaM acreage along the . Dominion Atlantic Railway line is e larger than last year sad. a 40 par - cent. crop increase Is looked for.: There will likely be 176,000 barrels available forexport, as compared --wit1i-132-000-lait Year. . •IiiitiSh Columbia's fitinsiproducL, ed $71,362,309 lsist year; breaking' all record,s and gaining $6,203.696 over the previous,year, according to ,the final figures The ProVincial -tering leads with agrictilture second: A new *Orld record is. set -300 : white Leghorn baby ,chieki :arrived from the Uniyerstty , of ficitish Columbia at Ottawa, through 'the % Canadian Pacific ExPress,Company, safe, sound, and hungry,. all of ` them. None had ,feed or water on their 3,000 mile journey and none died ' or suffered. 11 ” A Barred Plymouth Rock; owned by the University, of *Sasicatchewan„ has established' a now.recortrfor the ••• 3ttrOeetbilerkagirjainPranpeeutitia?i,Yligt-h. her which there i still a month to go. The world's record foie trap -nested production• is - held by No.. '6,ean B.C. pullet; which laid 361: eggs in 364 days. Members of the newly=apPOInted • Saint „John” Board Of Harbor Com- missioners, headed' by Hon. W. E. Fester, recently concluded a confer- ence with Canadian Pacific officials of Montreal in connection with the c°PhhrijoelPpPoisonebgdi eetti firi°tivtheesnalgieninet eironilt. a ithr gs:niaoina! according to Mi.loster, is the meat* Ing fa aanAil throngli •th; C 'Port of Saint John: " Scotsein• Canada are ..lookiiirjorft ward with keen Interest to the , coining - Highland Gathering and Festival of .Scottiah meek to be held :at ,Banff September 11 to 6, the ac- -tivities taking place On • the green& adjoining the Banff swinge- Hetet. Through the generosity of the Cana- • dian Pacific Railway, officials' this festival 'hais been made' possible and is along the line of theCanadian., Folk Song Festival , held at .the Chateau Frontenac, Quebec,' in May which Was voted suck an ontatand- Ing success. •• • : The United. Statiefeteltitereit 11 the development of thiselecotitotive Canada is seen in a"reqqpit by the Baltimore and Ohio .Railwar,to the . Canadian Pacific : Railway to send. one of its latest passenger tye'ef; ;engine to the centenary ,exhiMt of •• .locomotives, which , Will , open . at Baltimore on September 24th. The ' Canadian ' Pacific has• emitted' tu supplyone of its latest types of the' : • "2300" class locomatiyes, complete , with crew,: for the oceasion. . This is the. company's .festeet and qioit. powerful paeseniter '16comotive. • '. One of the litringesi iittem ati . 'r btaykAinngdraeweenWsuidsdisenn'Powf BebellnaOgnoloalda: : : B.C.,'' according to information, tee ceived. here. At the r ' gest of: • ' Harlan ,I. Smith of the •' National, , Museum of Canada, Mr. Widsden is taking a. cense!' of the grizzly bee* population of some eleven • valleeri, -along the •fierds :Which are included , in the ."Norway a %Muerte*" tia•: -versed: on- .thee steamship- Peonies,: between Prince Rupert . and Vane conVer: The „coast line' between, :(kglAui:i i in. ztz'i1113sections hobbyl le'o;sf.niti 7s -aht: r te• ';!1:9oc.:. 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