HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1930-01-23, Page 7e{
Edgar WaIace
• h
States View
On Murderers
Your Average Murderer is Es-
sentially 'a Commonplace
...i:
.Man, .He "Says .•
Two Traits `of ' Murderers on
Which Writers Fasten
Vanity and the Inevitable' Nlis
c take 'thit• Leads to
Detection •
• Mr. Edgar; Wallace makes' some In•
teresting remarks -about murderers in,
an iutroductiou to `'The ,Trial 'et Iter-
-. 'herr John Bennett," 'the' Yarmouth
•'Beaeh 'murderer, one ,.of -the, "Famous•
Trial series." (Geoffrey Bies.) •
112r.'Wallace piinte out?Chat -people
;with; much sense do not coinnit''mur-
der$, - becailse they realize.. that . the
difileuity of "getting away with Wets
neer oue: '
"There, ate; says, Mr. Vallee, ';two
traits of the murdered on which it is
.the .diatom for the writer to fasten:
The one.` is his vanity;', the• other is
the inevitable mistake 'that leads to
detection. „ ' .
"Really this: amounts.. tee nothing
more' than .te say that inurderers are
very like a great mass .Of other peo.
ple., Exaggerated ego' is not ;encoa-
• -mon in any walk ot li'fe froni: states=
mento scevengors, and. blunders, are
made by the; most ,far-seeing
• • Avoiding Mistakes
!Indeed, ' the.. murderer who :would.,
.make ne • mis:talte is faced with great-
er 'problems' than is '.ordinarily real
ized.• He hastte 'Cor..relate. Ma 'event
that `has happened with a • number of,
ether; events, trifling in: themselves,
but *Wit may and. indeed must •arise
.thefovor,:after.' the•crime; end .0 -en -
:Osage these;• requires a..prescience
;ovltic'h. no criminal possesses. •
"Few mea of high'intelligeuce :have
icomnutted' Murder; save in a moment
• of pacts on. 'they 'do non -ender -esti,
• mate the..improbability :of, sd a.rrang-
nag, Minute circumstances an to defy
'detection. Yours •av'eragc murderer. 'is
a essentially a commonplace plan of
commonplace •mentality. '
"A man of weak•fibre will kill•wthcre
a stronger mail would meet the 'entre-
tion wlth more effective Methods."
' Bennett, the Yarmoute. .murderer,
was, isa Mr. W'Vellace's ,opinion, the
nay een eneceiminal---who--emight mere•
have eomitted a murder, but.. who
'`would' certainly have gone to gaol
.sooner • or • later."' Although the late
. Sir'- Eii;ward Intirsh' ll Hall' convinced
{ timseit that Bennett dict not murder
his wife, he.'wrote: "I should not be
• eurprlsed it . it were prayed that he
had nommitted 'si'x murders hitherto'
undiscovered." .
{ ; There • was a mystery about Ben-
nett's mode :of obtaining, a living that,
has• never been-cleared'h p. • He work-
ed in Woolwich Arsenal' for a time,
and It is suggested that he may have
been a spy. .Mr: Edgar 'Wallace. be-,
neves that he lived by, blackmail. .
Whaler. Seeks By'rd's Aid.
• Oslo.—Thp Norwegian aviator, .belt
Ller, and Diet .Ingvald Schreiner, who
are serving .'aboard • the Norwegian
• whaling factory ship Kosmos in rho
Antarctic, were missing forty hours
•'after they started a reconnoitring
flight in a Moth .plane to search for
whales. '
Although sixteen whalers ,have
will earn a reduction In the term of
searched ,no trace•has been fottud.oG' active service in the army.
the two men. Admiral Byrd •af. Lit -Following Upon the establishment
tie America hes been asked• to :mist. of the Banate Councils, the members
The ship for •which the aviator has
been. working condnets Whaling opera• of •which 'are appotuted by the cep: -
along ,the most modern tinea. tral government, the creation, of the
Lien's plane was not equipped wi1th militia Is seen as another prove to•
radio, but it Was well stocked withwards the introduction. of the Fascist
Provisions.
• • . • • • system as'it prevails. In, Italy;
'rhe Kosmos is one of the• world's
. biggest yhaters and Lier one of the SUFFERING
best-known Norwegian aviators. ' lie It Is, I am sure, an element of he -
ie 36 years old and has owned seven- man fife, th t a man should suffer
;teen airplanes, tis br.•SchrieIis 24 precisely In that -relation which
end has- only resC,entle past Itis mode- • makes It most painful, most unbear-
isat examinations.. He Is the son of able to ,him, • IIow he comes out of it
CI prominent Oslo professor.
e you
eat a hearty
'WHAT -mitat
VI' time mean to you?
its it the pleasure that it
should be to restore the
energy your work has
taken from you?
choose in dread of
Here is a remedy that
. has brought relief to men
and women the World
over. Dr. Williams! Pink
Pills are taken everY day
in many countries, speci-
fically for digestive von-
bles and stomach die"
orders, and have brobght
happiness to 'thousandS
of onentime suffereis. For,
besides strengthening the
digestive nerves, they in-
vigorate and purify the
entire sistent ana lay the
-inundation-for ventinued
health.
Pity Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills nOw at your drug-
gist's or any deafer in
medicine, or by mail, 50
.cents, postpaid, from The
Dr. Williams Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ont. s.47
FINKPILLS
IN es 00UNTRIES'•
•
1Wlitary. Move.
Sports •Put Under State Con-
' solves Clubs
'the Jugoslav government has dis-
solved all private sports - organize-.
tions and planed the physical educe- ger f
tioa of the youth of' the country une the Central Vermont, both of whien
ner state centrol. This ends the na-' positions he has held until his pre --
aerialist Sokol!, socieUes will& had sent appointment as Vice-PresInent.•
iteen built up on the old tribal princn He has served on varlOtts freight
ple of distinguishing .between. Serbsl traffic associations and .1,va.; a mem-
Croats and Slovenes: , ber 'of the Trani° Executives Com -
The . government decree ordering Mittee Of the Central Freight Assoce-
societies have fulfilled their national .r..........
task, According to "The Mreme" the
, Mr King on Pensions
tional militia, membership in which.
service metvand citizens generally will
&all be obligatory for all able-bodied
welcome the state.aent of Mr. Mac.
youths, Including thei peasants and
kenzie Xing that amendments top,the
the Woricnrs. Service. in' the tuilitia
Fettsion Act, to provide for more gene
prong' treatment of _certain war vet-
eraes, are included in the legislative
program for 1930. Recentedisenssione
have brought out the natt that the
Aet, although framed with a generous
intention. does itothing nor the soldier
who is burned eut before his prinfe, al-
thoegh he may^ show no evident dis-
ability: - The country'a obligation to
these men is as clear and certain as its
obligation to the mainted and the blind.
Mr. King's statentent shows that the
Government reiegnites this fact arid
in ready to ant accordingly. .
Canadian'. Natioiial
,Charge Of Traffic, for.
National System,
•
' Announcement has been mede , et
Canenten Nate:mei 'headquarters,. of
ehe appointment of. Robert L.--leuenap,
An, e0ice 4. T. Weldon, the aPpoint-
it. L., Burnap, Who has nem ASSIESt":
ant General. Freight, Traffic. Manager
ef. the Canadian. *ittintial Railways:
'Canadian :Natianal BeilWaye system'
daring -the whole of hie railroad'
career of 36 years. hah idvaneed,
.grades •Of railroad gervice ',and is
niercial , and'. railroad fields et both
Canada and the :United States:
lowing hie ealvereity graduation he
with the Central 'Vermont Railway in
the Transportation Department- in
1394.- becamb associated, with' th
Freight Traffic Department in the fol.,
lOwingi year. In 1890 Mr. Burnap
went to NeW Yoek to join the Freight
Traffic Departetent there, and during
the -,same year was appointed Travel-
ling 'Freight Agent et NOW London,
became 'Commercial Anent at New
York City; andefive years laterehe
mired to StenAleans, Veemont, as
General Freight Agent. Ile was ap-
pointed Apsistant„ General Freight
Agent of the GIOIA Trunk Railway at
Chleago in April, 1908, ,Assistant
Freight Traffic Manager in, 1910:
Traffic Manager in 1919, and Freight
Traffic Manager of tbet road In 420.
In November, 1927; Mr. Burnap was
alipoiated As 'stant General
• Manager of the . Canadian Na
real and Freight Traffic M
ion
Mon
•,e11 is the essential polite—Rand.
•
Canada Has World's- . , "It Christendom is tO be reborn the
'Cleanest" Tea VVarehOuse
On a tour of the bominion, Under
eertined Grecens, six vest grad -
tunes , Visited the Mootrael plant. of
„ the Salada Tea CoMptity of Canada,
Limited. The follcrwing repbrt Made
by the secretary; Mr. C. L. T. beech -
,Trade Journal of New York.
"Oaring the totir theY (the 'grad-
uates) juspetted some of the whole -
Sale and retail tea cbricarlis In the
botifinion and they -Considered ehat
the' Montreal plant of the' Selectee Tea
Cottony was -the deateet anif dwelt!
est tee blending warehouse* Ann peek-
ing tentre in the eneeld.".
e Canada .has reased to be --proutt-of
Industries that • can Make stick an
Hew. ease 'it ie for Our benevolent
being to diffenip Pl-Ottstire.arolled Met;
and he*. truly is a "kind neart •fettit-
• KINDNESS'
Guard within yourself` that treas.
nre. Ideating. fellow how tO glen
veltliout.iteeitalion,•how to lose with -
Rev. Henry Sloan Coffin: • I meannessenGnorge Sand,
PHILLIPS
PorTeotthhes
coatteutut
Many people, two. hottre atter eat,
Ing, suffer indigestion as thei ft.
it la usually eattese tint& *trod ft
With, ad alkali. The best *at the
vas or gistbiets, Malting everything Phillips. Mut .or Magnetite, • It- btte
its vicinity /freshen into miles! nreataitrett -for -50-yearee etlientetandard-
"The enernied Petliamenteriate water teutraiiies Malty tittles Its
Mg O of what act to doneee The nyteptonts dleappetin Are nitre
3 It
* A
400 NEW CANnDIANS ARRIVE FROM 'EUROPE ' ', .
Fog! hencleed trained' canaries recently trilled tnein,wey acrees ene „nes{
leeticefeone Hambuig,. Geiroanyi to 'a Toronto limn,' The iittia. birds made:"
the long -trip lix huliVidual wooden eagba, eaeh eage having O smell feed hat
;row their long:jetenneY All tneee Cieireee. ire the Reiner: eype, having the
In:teener eoliing trill so 'pennien veitn.Caitentan bircl lettere, oan.d Which gives
HOW .•TO
VE
CH10)11EN'S.', COWS
AVoid Serl0us Results 4y Using
tems of' a cold, Stich as Sneezing, red -
./tees of tne Oen clogged, or running
nose, Protein measures for relief may
avert seriona.results. Methers should
safe and effective reinede fonielthettlt
contain no .pnietes or narcoticeentre,
them Mrs. ',J s. Cadieux, Holyoke,
Mass.; says'f'-4"I have used BabY's.
them a very :•.satisfactore medicine.
•.3tKlien. my little .eeeeliad:i toed 1 gaps.
him tliaerablets. at night and he Ikea .."
Owl Lail
• 'Resolution
•
"Heys, t'Ve atilt the holcn,up game,
I'll hang around joints no more."
And e faint little cry, '
The garter stretched out on tile dear.
ile—"Do yeti knew, only two things
prenent your necoming. .great
dancer?" -
n. Men ket and•norget.
. She was, Only a' fratcher'S 'daughter.
delta:teed for tile Whole world -to see.",
the,next day, gate) them to tile
Tablets are much easier ta give a
Child than'liquid medicate. I strongly
'eeeommend ell mothers who haee
small children to keen a nee of the
Bab3,:'s Own Tablets- 'are:"sold by
all medicine dealers or by mail at 25
rents a box froth The Dr. 'Williams'
Medicine Co., Bi'eckville, Ont..
•
Cattle- l'Ingtie Laid to Foxes.;
English Farrnera Ask
• Hunt Ban
Brighton, Eng.--Orte of the Oldest
sports of England, the hunting of the
factilt,iuniftauyre.be sacrificed' tn scientific
Farmers, smelting' ender the loss
inflicted. bY foot -and -month disease,
are blaming the fox for its spread
from' pasture te pasture. Extermin-
ate the fox, instead of preserving him
for occasional romantic hunts, they
argue, and you do away with the
ehief carrier ,of this plague.
The fight against foot-and-mouth
-disease has been going on for yeare in
England. Destruction of the infected
cattlais accepted by authorities es the
only leure way of suppressing an out-
break, and approximately $25;000,000
has been paid to farmers as compensa-
trim for heeds destroyed in the public
interest.
Farm' ers patientin accept the in-
evitable -when their `herds are con-
demned, but they are demanding mere
drastia,effotts in othat directions. The
governMent, they feel, might hasten
the 'discovery of .a" cure for or vaccine
against the disease by more liberal
appropriations 'for researth., •
MeanWhile, they ask, Why not lessen
the risk of contagion bretterminating
the fox?
.wi nn thet---#7.#000:01;0070tchsepwf7tircipts
Sielcatc
a to
spend $19,600,000 on rodd etntilding
within the nett three eears, The
program, as 'outlined by the Hon. A-
C. Stewart, Minister .ofsHighways, at
the recent road convention held at
Helen, Mont., tells for .th.e construe,
tion of 2,000 milen of new gravelled
highway's in the nett two- years..
The eum of $10,000,000 will be rais--
ed for road parposes in 1930. Half
of this amount will come from a:boud
issue and the baIattee tram the gaso-
line tax and automobile Beets° fees,
One of the three, north and south
all -Weather highwaes tiell• Orme the
glue and Will. continue through Ite•
gina northward' to Sasicafbett: 'tens-
ing en titreigh that eity tin Fence
Albert Nationat_ Park. Tive ado
tiolial highWay..3 Mu north and
south and to points ennarand, west
of Regina.
-In Yew ro the north ands south
'reeds, 'highWaY. -officials- in Montane,
Nerth Dakota and Sasketeheeeen will
the beet entinteetion at beam° pante,
You will never tn36 crattit thlitto.d8 Your little Wiltill twallewed a bug,
lett don't -*erre. t hid hint 'take titi
when. You:knelt . this better Method.
acid' when foil twos Oitt thitt easy re.
het, Canes. thatatter your •Otitta,
te Mire, to get the genuine Phillips'
Milk' Of Magnesia' prescribed by
physicians for 50 years in cOrte,eting
7411.0 - -next War should be waged
The ja*bene. of -ari mist is just art
dangerous a wearlorn to -day as it wet
in Benison's title.
4
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• TO TORONTO
FIREPROOF ELEVATOR
Write or Phone For Particulars
TORONTO -ELEVATORS, LI
Phone ,Queena Quay ,
ELgin
7161 Toronto, Ontario
County Medical Society in Michigan
thatrif Present conditions and ...trends
continue, another ten years trill see,
everne benker and prominent business
man fit the country payin,g, tribute to
gangsters. They are doing it .today;
child in"the United States, Ii,directly,
they are being tapped, atieuany by
Organized and unorganized vice and.
sum representen what the honeet ele-
juses eecn year through; dishonest/
and 'attempting to guard against it by
ceerts and jails; a half million
-pnivate poligenien and wet -amen, and
insurance against theft.
• Everyone may learn how to be mem-
terful aid authoritative. Those ,who
It is not receiving but giving. ••
seek authority, arid -these 'who tad
blot being gerved-eut serving,
Not being sepperted but supporting,
ev,er-present oppertunity for perfect. -
That brings lige to the individual
ng thein4lkes in its exercise..
' do you. mean you Made.
• . and then wonder§ why he is riot
MAKING 'FRIENDS
The seconel division Of life; erten
hate beet in it •tor some years,-(dhlty
the saddese tlilegs in it the impein
making neW friends. We disown*,
sradually nut serely 'that the, lade
friend that. e man makes le hie seinen..
It le net tent we meet no one 1t4f,
It May allo tnvolve -as in !too MIMIC
, emotion; we. Must be proteoted..--lk
"We want the World eo, knew than,'"
Great Britain -can ne, longen
given greater :command. Discipline,
millmimmeimminwso
AINED in -8 Wks.
And Bay Friend.",
say new honked Yeast adds
to IS lbs. In 3 weeks:Skin clears
end. Get pleasant honked Yeast
tablets from druggist today. -
like charity, begins at holfie.• and the F . ,
been kiSsed. 'before, and' it appear's- .
„i more surelY: will otheri•giadly ;submit '' 'Minard's 'restores circuiatien AMY. <,' '
proved his right to rule. . .
. This baby Is. only am uudertaket's
daughter, but slues Made goitie-grai'e-
truly it 1,3 exercised ,..fiftite, the ..rost Pates
that *as engaged to hir. last-suin-1 Tn°re
•
Vatlier---"Dear, .1 am nappy to ate
nounce that yuang Johnson. has asked
for your hand?'
Beautiful 'Young Nothing — eBat,
pape,. I don't want to leave mann."
Fither—"Don't let that.bother you.
Yoe .can take her along?'
A' good night's „sleep has 'been
known to, solve many a perplexing,
difficult problem,
ntorekeeper"No, tried it
once 'and :it pretty near ruined man
Custoiner—"How was that?" .
StorekeepereenPeople came in here
and bought ,dunned neer everything. I
. A foel and ins. money are some
pa rty.
. The Wintera do not seem so cold as
tbey did When we Were /Dung; nO
doubt became we are tow in
town and don't have trige-trutside and.
thaw out the pump. ,
Don't Worry. If. he called three
times. -while 'you Were out, he wasn't
trying ea give you. anything.
Grace---."Theyle dancers 'pere 'and
simple."
Heuesen-"Yeaht ' She's pure and
he's simple."
it won't be fang before men will be'
demanding batber shoos infer men
Pallete--"Doctor, sutler a great
deal with tilt CS -e18."
eDoctor--"Ille comforted, my dear
lady. You would prottebly suffer a
great deal more without them."
It's a fun's*: thing, hut the Man who
spends the frost time With his hands
in his pi ackets lih's the least IP them.
ASK -VI:WV ,BARBER
.GODD MANNERS ,.
those people easy wieh. whom we
coneerse. Whoever' makes the efeyn
est persons uneasn is the best bred
in the country.; --Swift.
eases the. palm.- of cold nipped
sheekt anti; pats.,
r.
FARMER'
GETS
Ihe.man who would
neyer. walk again
that ha &odd never trait ainin • . .t kid
tlen hs took irrasChen.
Itover walk again. I h rheumatism. set 111,1'
"my doctor told. my httradt that I could '
about Christmastime, a d . was maned to
bed for two months.
_ " I am nearly sixty years of age. After taking
Ifix bonnet am starting to :work next week.
" Up till two years ago I had, been a Chant.
pion luting Cyclist. I 11a.Vo won a prise Avery
tim* have ridden. Being an athlete, but it
poor Belmar, It would take mo a. week to write
the facts Omit ltruseben Sans." —W ft
glitsehen Salta Is ohtainablo at MVO And
department Stoma la orriads at Ise, a bottle.
A battle Contains enough to last for 4 or b
By Taking Lydia E. Pink.
Compound
n; Ont. -11 ara taking Lydia
E. rinkhanes Vegetable Compotunt
of Life. It kelps nie
and cannot pralte
it too higbly.71 Wait
troubled, with heat. '
flashes and.. to.
limbs were hea
SG I could hat
walk to do my
farm wott. -UV
in the n000004,,
your ad about- tins
vegetable Qgni•
pound and thdught,
to give it a trial. The first bottle gave -
me relief and I have told others what
it does tor me. 1 stn willing for you to.
use Illy letter if you choose.'
D. 11. PaTnns,'Wilton, Ontario.
Ask Your Neighbor
(900 DROPS
en
1655105.110504*11101*.
tiatftwataiatikaai
apparent -reason, You 'may not .
know What's wrong, bdt..
Zattotrar 11111'
6i gduitgi Most of those fiat(
that children 'like.* •
. It atay hd the: stomach, Ott May
' he the little bowels, Or in tite case
ailment, and could by he panne
slightest hattn. So Ws the" grie .
slecp, is fretful or tint ol sorts;
Get the genuine; it hiways -hail
Chas, 11. Pletcher'S siguatOre.6*