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GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1936
ZIOHTYJNUNT'di TZAR, NO. 34
Toronto Brokers
'Sent Up for
PERSONAL MENTION
itis* --Bootery-- Waiver. 'R'atertne
ttaeir4 loft un $aturdee tu.zisit friends
gt t'healey and Owen Sound,
Mrs Charles Morris has tart
hasee at Detroit, after elating her
mother, ]Ira. Douglas McKenzie.
Mrs. Nell McKinnon visited on Tues-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Rube. Moore
and other friends at Dungannon.
Mr. J. A. Marshall and Miss Martel?
I AT THE WATERFRONT Jim Hunter Greets
Bowling Tourney
o cele ,'Mends
J. J. Haggard Goes Over the Long
Tale of Manipulation of
Securities
Owing to the absence of Janata
(AaiE;`Sir.r.1'r-of Windier, counsel far
John J. iHnggard, Seaforth lawyer
charged with the theft of bonds from
hes client,' valued at $150,000, It Is 1111 -
probable the prisoner's preliminary
hearing will be held this afternoon.
Hsggtrd has admitted a tart In tbe
theft, both in a signed conferslonai
Ntatemeut and at the preliminary hear -
hg of his brokers, who were cum -
is 4*rd for trial..
Nr'.
end
Kenzie, of Toronto, visited witb
'Li tiff *SI nf."?'A:'3fitt:3ht'3eirTailf1 T%
rs. Duren Phillips, of St. Helena,
visiting thin week at the home .dt
parental. Mr. and Mr. 1'. W. Cur•
Britannia road. !points to enjoy the biggest tourney
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. !)rake and two lever put on by the Gtalerlrli Dowling
children, David and Christen, ,if 'c'lub.
Wiudaur, were guests last week at the Sr, large was the entry lest tb'et
borne of Mi . Neel McKinniin. twelve rinks were sent to Clinton to
!sacs ( C%harrlotte and Marlon Jelin- play on the gra •ns there. It was the
n . of Wend/tor, are visiting Capt, wer•haels manufacturersand eel-
M'N4. 1'tiifil( Johnston, Stumm rwJ, atltl rl__re'
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Iiendereuu, from Goderk•h (171, Kincardine 131
n. Lucknow (3), Wingham 131, !texturtb
r. slid Mrs. Grindrod. accom• 131, Stratford (2'f 1kerTun (2).
het by Mr. and lire. A. Taylor. Hanover (2), Clinton 121, end our
on Monday on a two weeks' motor from each from Exeter, Owen Sound,
through Queue and to the 'rondos', St. Marys, Guelph1s Brussel,
ten. and Palmeraton. -
r. and Mem Geo. !'eters and Mr. Tae sixteen Guderich greens were
1..(11111e°. of Detroit, were 1s' town tilled and six were octupkd at Cline
Sunday afternoon on their way lack ton.
w Klntall: where they had hemi The tourney was opened om1lade
ting relatives. While In town they with brief, rppropriate speeches by Hls
led on their untie, Mr. John l'am• Wordily Mayor -11. J.' h :.2lacEMan.
11. who was intruduiwl Dry F. Il:=• irlr.
r. 111,1 Mrs. O. R. Howl and child „ee•retary of the (iod,'rieh Club, end
Teddy. Loris and lteta Jean. of It. J. Dhachlnn, M.P.. wuu wan intro-
nd Rapids, ,Mich., visited the past ducetl by Fred Hoot president of rite
eek with (be lady'° mother, Mrm.
es. Begley, of Dungannon, and her
er. Mrs. Ed. •MIIIIan of ('ulloru:•
w•nehlp.
]Ir. and Mrs. 1'. T. !/eau, of 'tuf-
o and Winter Haven. have left for
rids, taking with thew their grrdd-
ghters, Mies Dorothy Lean of But -
and ]dies Evelyn Deets of Gado:
4. The young ladies repute. to re
After a tons -hour preliminary bear -
lug before Magistrate A. .t. Winter On
Thursday Last, Gurdon G. Maciaren awl
Robert S. ,F'Irtrh•r, Turouto brokers.
were courant d for trial us' thirty our
charger of theft of howls sad securi-
ties, totalling about $100.000, from
safety depeeit loxes in the Seafurth
law other of J. J. Iiugganl.
Hugger(' himself, who had been held
in jail at Loudon to separate haw from
the broken. in diuruu county Jail here,
it W appear this afternoon fur a pre-
liminary hearing on charges of stealiug
boaes mud recuritite valued at 4150,-
(110 from hie former cheats.
For two hours and fifteen minutes
tau -Laren and Fletcher beard Hug-
gard tell, unhesitatingly and In a
arm voter, frequeutly offering Importaut
evidence without being caked by
the Crown Attorney, of his deal-
ings with them over a perod,
of years, during which time, in their
stock dealings, be scald they used se-
curities stolen fruw llug`ard's dice,
knowing thew to be stolen and actu-
ally participating In the thefts.
Thr, broken pleaded nut guilty W
the charges, rtld wbeu they were com-
mitted Maglt(•rate Winter refused W
redeye ball of 4100,000 each set by
Magistrate Makin*.
On Friday wuruiug a motion before
Judge T. M. Costello for ■ reduction of
Abe full bond ea° again refused.
it le (Hays, for Maclaren, elec-
ted trial by judge and Jury anti
his (4leut was remanded until
etie sitting of UM, ttaiweoo t bas:
before Mr. Just! a Jeffery on Novem-
ber Sed. Fletcher, through his men-
tal, F'. H. Darrow, elected trial by the
twenty judge and was remanded until
Octotwr 0th.
• Msgisarate's Cwetenee Challenged
At the opening of the preliwivary
bearing on Thursday last C. Frauk
Moore, of Toronto, senior count' for
/letcher, challenged the right of the
Magistrate to prt•dde on the ground of
terreterlal jurisdiction.
After t•uusiderable discussion it was
det•Ideel to read the thirty-one charges
and having the acusid elect In tutu.
le was a tedious process, the Magis-
trate merely giving mimes and amounts.
Securities Named
Securities involved are practically
all tied -clam rill many Domini-
on of Canada Others are 1)u -
minden of Canada, Province of Alberta.
Is
tier
rir
11
• ` Wheat 4s•ree,s'kM. die -at the ear,:.- .. g • L F '
a Huge Success I,'Ievntur. 2:11.110 bushels hal lug heirs le I
at d'i .Altai hRtal whtpl eut'tt+ Mon -
Clinton Greens Used for
of Players-Wingham
Tope the List
A slight shower of rain yesterday
'almPrntktfr (fid not damperrelese•nthu•4-
asm nor^ mar the enjgAueut of tee
more than 175 ardent lawn bowler,
gathered from many Western Ontario
'brought in 44sm the bead of the Lakes
Overflow
(real within two days.
The Welland«• arrived light on Sun-
day and took tat a cargo --at- 66.0 00
buah•Is of wheat, clearing for Mon-
treal; the M ntad(e arrived Monday
with 250,000 bushels of tritest and
(leered the tja day for l'IevelauJ
r°rgo of e/w►;--4'ke Klwgdtw ISO-.
• harbor on Monday and was
62.011) bushels of wheat
Rink
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✓ to
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and
tow
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left
trip
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fro
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Gra
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Mist
t(r
fat
Flo
dau
Pale
rice
turn in a month.
lcrC' a'
was in Ili
loader) with
for Moutreal.!
The last week wa
the pleasure craft fru
Ise, there 'wing only five a
G,slerieh a port of call. Th
the Sea King, of 1etroit; the 1)
powered Nauta Marla, of New'York ,
Ow trim railing vessel Harlette; tie
Sea Mamie of Sandy Bey, and the
11-71alen.
s a slack time In
Mc at the bar -
'pa making
y wet:
leael
Mist Clara rGIreen, of land
((nig Wrs.`C'; r.. Robinson.
Mrs. Allen of Detroit is visiting ber
Mr. It. J. Deat'hman, M. Y., har44etl'
spending a couple of days in town.
Mr. Hoot. Stoddart, of Chatham, vlei
ted friend's is' town last week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Chisholm and
child, of Ottawa, are visiting relatives
"hood T'harsdts7 sfte msolla..eMry, i■ town.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Jas C. Kelly, of New
So dors Jim 'teeter, "Coalrrlch boy Tork, are v1M1tinIkat the home of ld
who for the past live yeare•has fly! the J. it. Kelly.
listening country choke aoruing and Miss (ihutys 1.. Shore 15 visiting her
eery g news tans v it radio, , ee .ouriu. MIs I+nrls Riley, at St.
throtigh The Miguel those old
Versatile Broadcaster Recalls
Youthful Pranks in
This Town
FROM HERE TO
everybody reads The MIMS
Which should suggest somethils/
to the man who wants to get his
message across to the Public.
THE SIGNAL PRIN'tjst; ter ., 1.1111TEL, Publishers
PERSONAL MENTION I Reduction of Bail
In 1 to tl dl 'r 'e .-atharinea.
The Misses M. and N. Reilly have
whom he may have missed during his returned to Buffalo after a two weeks'
wet -k -end stay here.
Although Jim Hunter was not, physi-
what wauy had expected-eteu
cell
visit In town.
11r. and Mrs. W. Arlie/loll and child-
ren of 1.ludsay. visited their relatives
here the mast week.
Mr. --ted
returned to their home here *leer at-
tendhlg the Whine pilgrimage... --'
'Mr a. A. (aTteoui a d -
Itrown. of Cleveland. 0., are -visiting
their fatter, Mr. David Brown.
tell u: Mrs. H. H. Curry and. daughter Mad-
oe.e ellene have returned to their home at
Detroit after a month's vacation In
Godericb.
Messrs John Myrdoch and Richard
Hocking. of Detroit. who 11/1/1 been holt:
daying al It nee !trach. were In town
on Monday and /anted 1111 their relative.
Mr. John Cameron.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cosllthurst were
in Toronto on Tuesday evening and
attended the Knlgbta of Columbus con-
vention. States dinner and dance at
the Royal Tort boteL
Mr. and Mr'. W. H. Million and son
Eugene, of Detroit, "belted last week
with ]Ir ]!Vicon'* mother. Mr,.E. A.
Million of town. and his brot(hgr, Mt
WRIT ISSUED
A writ, for unstated diseases has
leen ,takeia ant V` John E. Huckius
and !'erny ,John Iluekind . against
Wm. ('rrlgie and -Louise E. Cralgle
for injuries to the plaintiff, Percy, auJ
tors and rept• - suffered when Ik ore
style•► by a for ear "through negli-
gent °prratl of the ear by Win.
t'relgle." Thr automobile is owned by
hes wlfr, Louise E. Cralglr.
Percy J. Huckins, who was struck b)
the ear while riding his motorcycle 1111
July 30 this year, Is in Alexaudra hue-
pdtal with a ftactnred lege An opera
Club. Mr. Hunt extended a terns bowl war trundled ahottly plate.
Mei was perf yesterday' to :we
wrkdme to the visitors up the beet[ bosses with a metal
The arra
atter 2.30 In the attrruox+a in the four -
game, twelve -end tourney, and the last DEATH OF REY. IL J. McCOR-MICK
one was bowled just before midnight
Rev. H. Johnston Mclurmlek, Um -
It was 2 o'clock when the last prize ltd Church minister well known ui
was takers from the window,' u11 tee Huron' county. died suddenly us' Se.
i eft the-hea►e of Ma
dam►- ---- -
1Mye Huston, tri Lneknow, aged brotber, Dr. W. A. McCormick, Tc
eighty-five, received a prize au the oldest route.
bowler, and C. E. Moore. of Stratford.roMr Mel urmlek, who was pastor lit
won a lovely silver era set with ?tar King street United church, Oshawa,
Inky ticket, number M. bad apparently been in good health and
Tickets were drawn by mks ]ere. bad motored from his rummer cottage
Chisholm for four special prizes. at Kincardine to conduct two weddings
Harry Sanderson won the first pr.'s.,
a radio, and the next three went to W. to Oshawa either in the day. He was
0. MacEwan, Geo. L. Bradley, and Dr. sixty-two years of lige, and was totn-
G. E. Myers, V.S., all of Goderich. In Klma tuwnm ip. Perth eounty-
One of his earcharge+ was Holmes
a,
The Tahilt Prises elite, in this cotprty.
Firm place In the tournament wee A widow. twe a and nue daughter
taken by the Crawford rink of Wing ,urvtre. •
ham ( Alex. Crawford, skip. W. ]tiller,
Rev. J. Pollock, Art. Wllnrnt with a MAGISTRATE'S COURT
score of 4lramea plus 28 The prize •
was four (diver tea nervier*.
---
Second prise -+four excaslonal chute• Several Fines Impo*rd--Other Cases
--went to a Landon rink --C. IM. -k- Put Ilter on Thursday Last
staler, skip, F. H. Klltarrne, Dr. J. F. S1x.cnses were adjourned In the
Bryant, W. J. Kilpatrick. Their acute Magistrate's Court on Thursday tat III
was four games plus 22. order that the Maclaren -Fletcher pre -
The remaining prize( were chosen limitary hearing might be heard. Fou'
by the men as their rinks were callad of thew were for infractions of the
In or(tr, of the scores. The skips of lr e' A
the remaining prize-winning rinks were..
Only one ease was heard. Olivet
low
for
tit
not
for
lou
ho
1'd
tut
nee
g'r1
an
Ing
1'0
ad
tees
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mai
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at e
go
nut
hat
ay, Mills: "I made Nome rather umat
tnuate Invemetlta for a party and
ere was a loss of $2.000. They did
know of It. I had appropriated
(mitis"
Mal•i.ree knew of the deficit, said
mare. "1 told him I was In the
le to the extent of $2,000. I Wad blm
(Neu speculating with this party'sels and had iota $2.0011 which 1
M not sentare. '
The Fateful Beginning
Ile advised a Certain movement wan
tag to take place In a certain sleek
d there was a 1os*lbtltty of rr oup-
the Moss. As a remit of that tip
purchased 24)0 shares of Dominion
wer -and Transmission, through 11111
clue dealing with*. hoose named
se11 & Co.
'That 1s really the beglaning." he
(1, slowly.
'Tate iwrminhm P. & T. purchased
R2, which Maclaaren adrI, d would
to 100, Instead, unfortunately, fell as follows: M. J. Kerr, 1lanoter, Gokithrrpe, of Bayfield, paid $10 and
might from R2 to 45. Considerable 14+15: ?'ham Sandls*. Hanover, 3+2 1. coats for using profane language in a
rgln had to be put up and it year J. A. Raymond, Wingham. 3+22: leen, pupil., place.
er the final completion was wide ■t Rae. Wingham, 3+21;. M. W. Hinkley. Huy Ebel. vagrant, who claimed, to
73.
$3.
•
There was a potential lose of Stratford. 3+13;. J. C. Backer. Brus-
(11) or 44,000." . stele, 3+ 17 t R. Johnston, Galerdee.,
'How did ynu finance the trams- 3+14: .1 Beattie, Seaforth. 3+14;
ions," asked Crown Attorney 11.
rimes.
1 put up, without the eou(ettt of
'elerlge of my clients lir lox -holders.
rids under my own personal key." •
'Did MaeLaten have anything to do
th It?" h•
'it was thrnugh ht*' adre I height
c stock and through her advice 1
ught from this house: and he knew
had no funds."
After -that lea, testifies' Huggard, the
act
1!e
Gatineau 1'uwer, Guvertrtueut of New
no
South Wales, United States of Brazil. k
Republic of Peru. Town of Seaforth,
I treat !sakes Piper, Northern Ontario ta
Building. (Juetrec Apartua•ut$, Maps.
Loaf Milling Company, Argvutiue Re-
public,
cepublic, Canada Steamships, Interna-
tional Power, Republic of Chile, Min-
nenota and Ontario Paper Company.
Canedkan YJckers, Slwpeon's Limited,
London Realty, 1'rut'luce of HanItoli "amount was carried b)• Cassels -1'N
Canadian Northern lower, Montreal For some time the house pressed that
Tramways, Ottawa Traction, Provincetax atevrim be either clued out or
of Ontario, Richmond -Bay Buthling, moved, because It was Inactive.
Halifax Harbor Commhslon.
"Before we elect," maid Mr. Moore,
"I simply want to make this clear.
Fletcher 11 (mentioning your Worship's
- jurisdiction to hold this preliminary
trial. No part of the offence took place
in Huron county. The accused cannot
1K arrested in one jurisdiction and
brought to another for the purpose IDL
a preliminary Inquiry. We will elect
subject to the objection and your WOr-
shtp's dei4sion."
"I'IU deride now," replied the Mag-
istrate. "I have Provincial juristic -
don."
"With that decision," Reid lir.
Moore, after further argument, "I am
electing trial by the next court of coin-
, peen jurisdiction."
Mr. !lays (hoer' the Rime for M4c-
lraren, also subject to the o1Jectioa
of territurin4 jurisdiction.
The widen,'( 81/111 14'11 henerally to
loth brrkers.
Haggard'* Evidence
Jluggolyd was called to the stand
and it was with an obvleu' sense of
relief that, he begin to tell, in •a firm
and eppmorenity -1ltralghtforward ma11_
nee of the stock -Alter -ung ordeal which
w1
•
th
be
1
hit online a pollee record was fount
to have had seven cotivl(4lons. in' lite
poet. 41114' of them a three-year term in
Geo. Thompson. Owen Sound. 3+14' the 1eultcntlary.
R. Northgrate, Se Marys. 3+14; Chas
Chapman. Palmerston. 3+10; I.
Morgan. Kincardine, 3+5: T. Brart.
Walkerton. 2+1s': ('has. Stals. Seaford.
24.10: J. J. fluff. Seaforth, 2+14; E ewe ing. and Chester Neeelans, of Ciao
MIIIaon, Stratford. 2+14; Wm. i'owell• tun. patios 43 and co%tin for failing to
t:ndertch, 2+12; H. McNee, Ooderich. $iriofli4•e i1iit permit to dries( -
2+10; C. Griffith, (iodertch; 2+10:
It. Robertson. Lucknow. 2+9; E. 1' 'n•
nehaher, Clinton. 2+9; E. Fox. Kate
cardlne,_2 9; J. Johnston. Oederkh. H intTiadettlrh for the Old,
2+9; G. fRoiraith.-Nino`ve +9; H. sM'° Kee I•
Anew, Lucknow. 2+R; F. Mamie Bays' Ree• u. Neat ]rear
Ocldlerlrh, 2+7. E. Prldbam, (isefeleMMe t letter. to the editor from E. 14.
2+3: r. Bisset, Goderlch, 1+5:. T Caswell. of the Toronto pubic library.
recalls dill early associations with
OoderIeh; where hewas born, and
Where he wrote on the high *ehoolette
trance hxem,hre0011, over fifty )-ears
ago. Ile adds:.
"1 read eagerly the Dungannon new°
items and there recognized several
names famll4*r to me, such as Pent-
dietele torr•'•11-,_ gain- Bosch. Wits
nal,
Glenn nod Mont--erlitte a buns
In the oue budget:,,
"i nttriooking forward to the Old
Roy,'' Reunion of next year, hoping
1 can get to it.
Titre... mutorlMa--Lloyd picot. of
Ga11eri't, townechlp, Martin Buundy, of
Tillnonleurg• and Frank Grieve, of Sea-
ferth--plaid fines of 43and costa for
PROM E. 8. CASWELL
'•i took the matter up with Mac- Taylor, Ooderlch, 1+R; T. Pritchard.
ren and he nude arrangements with Opserlch, 1+R: Dave Hasten, Lurk.
E. Osler i Co. to take over the fir now, 1+R; D. Lightly, Kincardine.
unt snit' it was transferred under 1+R,
y instructions. I gave In.tru•tfin*
deliver the securities in the aa•ounl ! ERNEST CHARGES
w•1th ('easels * Co.) to (1. O. Mac
ren, who subsequently made arrange- May Be Proceeded With Shortly -In -
with A. Geier 44+- ersthratiow Peneaeding
count." With an invcatigator from the On -
A letter was prodtcetl, dated Noreen- tareo Securities Commission and an
r 14. 19030, written by Inward to assistant working en the books In town
E. Osler & Co.. In which he advised herr It is Reid the trial of Elrlfigeeven• had gen ]facLaren full authority 1.. Ernest and his cousin, Ervin 11.
den!, without Modem -Hone, for Hug -
Ira
A.
ea
m
to
1
Ire
elerrtri Fl Geier
a(
be
A.
he
to
ward's benefit. using hes knowledge and
ability in an effort to recoup , Hug-
garl'n lass(*.
"After the transfer there were Annie
negotiations In RadiieKeith4)rpheuu.
so Macl.Aren geld. Shares had been
bought and dropped ,from 21 to 1 with
a .remuttent Mow of 4:5.110. I WW1 re-
enlred Term time to time to put up to
rover purchases made by Maci.aren."
Owner's Nage Erased
Bonds for -further negotiations' were
either sent by Tetter or by personal
delivery. Paid Huggei'd• Mathis
that one pheensiii delivery of
continued over (,'even year. and wh1111, 4.1
finally. mulled in him fleeing the I p
country. only to +surrender to the mealy ' J
orltlest at Los Angeles. His erf-'ll
doneewas given with the protection of I1
1
1111 1' nvinre ' of Alberta hese.'mettle, the t, pririiFety '.-ol' Mr-.
non ,1111h'hrecht, wan made to Mac-
.sren in the Seaforth law ono' atter
Ingg*el bad ern*ed the name A. M.
'/1mpleeli. Mr.. lfillebre•ht'* maiden
111010. whish WA* Ovrette' 1111 the bonds
n hobs "Mn'l.aren'was present In my
beck office when 0 wens done."
The bonds were delivered tie ligr-
.°ren with the intention that they he
andel over to A. E. (reeler & Da. "1
cave since found nit they were not,"
said eitnere. "Ther were *Intro. 1
liver retell -at anything and woe lel
o believe they were In existence."
Wittiest, nand that In 10:31, with the
house enamoring to have the Amm111t
cleaned nit, he WAR at hog wile' end.
°Pr to 19414' the screen! W011111MAlln
(Oontlanpale ed on pe 'l)
the I;1nseia Evidence Act.
Iinggard Mid of knowing M°cl,aren
RR a Mw student years ago. It was
Ma'lmren who suggested 1ha1 the
young lawyer locate at Seafnrth.
)toggled purchi*Cd the John Rankin In
Intranet. and hood hniinewsi In 1924 au,l
art np Ina Teen' prnallee. In Sewforth,
later marrying Rankin'° widow.
1(4' told of lel% (tock dealings com-
mencing In 19`!24 with Solloway, M111*.
then with (elite R Co., Camels and
(k1, and, after revering In 1031. with
A. E. Osler h Co.
___Ne (weep.• with lowered voice. o(, h l
fits mt.*tep, while dealing with `tell-
walla trace u
f his famlltar staccato vele
bal barrage In
leder. And he in a
eouvereatIouallst ante an
racouteur.
Jim h uuenal story to
the orlg of s rapid-fire tutting
wltklr wily breaks into a slue
song. It set'm* that six years ago
Etagllali nods and their sharp -cut
music o a far from Retailer on this
elide of the Atlantic, au Jack iiulla'rt,
movie star and a friend of the news
commentator, appealed to Jim to do
what he could for Jack Illltou's band.
After herring It, the Idea of adopting 14s,
musical style in his bratdeastiug pre
(euttd ltarlf to him. It was at that time
lie picked hie upenlug and signing off
music, tbe Savoy Hunting Medley and
the Savoy l'ommuuity Medley, wince
are heard regularly, morning and even-
ing, in hundreds of thousands of
homes. Ed. Million, Colborne township.
The -Hunter Technique Mr. Harvey Dietrich, of New Ynrk
He dues not merely pick up his City' Is elating In town, the;Mat of
his ordinary speaking
ighty entertaining
accomplished
of used to Brok
Applications Made to Osgood*
Hall -Change of Venue
L Asked
When the Toronto brokers, Mec
Laren and Fletcher, appeared before
rots Costello on- Yldda,J..n ag)a,.....:
Ing H. C. !lays elected trial by judge
scud jury for ]McLaren and F' 1L
Darrow elected speedy trial by the
eotwty judge for Fletcher. The form-
er was remanded until November 3,
the latter until tweeter 0.
"We are net. as far as the Crown L
concerned, ready to go us' for a length
of time. There is a great deal et
work to be done os' the books," Crown
11ruey tto(mea .'xplatned.
"1 wish to wake an application for
4t teg-c-Mltt'Larru," bald Mr. Hays.
"IIe wefit"1'IR19aet+ on Ire of $5,000 on
the jirsff charge againAis• iim -apd war
enbeermuently rearrested and ('011811421
to the jail here. The Crown bad set
a- prohibitive figure of $100,000. My
argument Is that the amount allegedly
stolen is not the correct way by whkb
bail sl Id be fixed. Buil should be
fixed lit $25,01111. 1 think we eau meet
that. -
Mr. Days
hat."Mr.'11ays pointed out that Mr. Ma: -
Laren was. a cripple, wearing steel
braces. "He couldn't possibly disguise
bimaelf,"
"1 ant opposing any reduction of
bait as set by the Magistrate," said the
Crown attorney, who stated that evi-
ur ghee at the preliminary hearing,
to the fact that the broker.:
luggard were the Instigators
from Huggard's ofihe.
Ernest. Walkerton brokers who are ••1 ,41. 11111 of your (rorrespondeuti
held on 45,000 bond on charges of theft• who signs hi+ name As M. A. Boomter
will be proceeded with shortly. (•hide* the town folk as being rather
J. 11. Crighton, Tori,nto hroker. 1i- slow in getting up psrl/1I at'awloala,
an was involved In the theft chargra. teltlslay sports, -sac ---1 hope his tet -
11e was released on -his own bail w•hy,• ter wit' Bet as a darken (ail to arouse
the trio were committed fur trial Indthe lethargic. "
year. it is alleged the brokers failed t' _ s
,1e1Rrr ,to k and did not purchase SEAPLANE RE-FIIELS
certain stinks m1 (Ilene.' aecounts.
Their Walkerton offlcr. with brittle)! Fling Rost Taken from Perilous Situ•.
ooat Wingh/1m And Orangev. atfon h "('aptain John"
voluntarily
Fes'
clotted Its donee en Fen' Y
ruary 1M. 1935, having 41n hand only on Mifnday afternoon a drifting.S,)_
none practically worthless penny gni; 1ug boat, er rteipinoe, was saved from
*tock. The tarn were committed fin ,n crack-up at (he waterfront here ey
trent tcforr a judge and jury after the launch Captain John, wkippertd •by
B preliminary hearing before Magas- "Mae" MacDonald.
trate .1. .O. ]inking on March 15, 11135. The plane piloted by Welter•Brort-
Although the theft charge* ',referee' ley. of 1:4440 E. ]lilwankee ave., ietrolt,
(•nvrr un amount of'neorly 4.1.:411. It is with Elliott Slenderise'. of 1217 Wast
alleged many ethers in (4444",,. Brute !:rand itivd,. Detroit, as pnlwngqid•r, w.12
and Dnfferin countiee lost many thole' returning front a pleasure fisliftlg trip
sand* of dollars when the term closet to 'remng:inl. when they ran out of
up. Koos neer Goderich. The fillet circle:
11 Ernest tens sent for trial onlik craft .
Chet'se, French-Canadian anti Euglisu
characterizatione. They were adopted
through study and couceutrwtiou.
Hours spent behind a screen In a
Chtneee ahup assisted him Immensely in
111* presentations of a Chinaman. So
apt+was he that be L still tumble to
y menet a Canadian laundryman that
be did not have a Chinese laundryman on
the air at oue time. The irate caller -
downer resented tbe "plug' for Orteu-
tal "nu tickee-no ahfrtee" boys.
Incidenillly, his appropriation of
the well-known "Good Mtruday moru-
lug, everybody." w•ae a simple matter.
Su many people are 'smelting the time
he says, that be wouldn't tie surprised
If Home didn't even know the day of
the we.k. So he gives it to t hem.
H:s tiret newspaper Job was with
The Chicago Tribune, fifteen years
ago. although be was previously em-
ployed by MiuLean'a at Toronto. • Ile
fAtt broke into radio as announcer at
NVBBM, Chicago, in 1927, thou
went to a station at South Bend, M-
cMinn, then to Hamilton, The Kitchener
ltec,rrd, and five years ago to The
Mr Und Mr*. 4;4.0. 111110171Car. Mr.
Dietriell holds. a responsible position
as chemiat In St. Luke'n hospital.
Rev. Wm. Weir, of Huntmille, who
will preach at both services at Knee
Presbyterian church on Sunday. ar
rived at tlw home tot Me parents, Mr
and Mrs. F. G. Weir. -on Tuesday Mee
Rey. W. Graham of Winnipeg. Hoc
tinie minister of Hayfield and Bethany
Preebyterlan conmegations has heel
apendWa few mut Mit 11 Mr. SW -
Rev. A. W. Brown. Mr.. Brown site
their daughter's, Metres Ethel and Ber-
tha. of Hannon. are holidaying at Ben
miller. They have been joined hy Mr.
and Mrs Arthur Brown. of Toronto.
who here. jueteretureed from a motor
trip to New York
Erelyn Clark. who accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. II. R. Johnston and
daughters, Mary, Margaret •nd Ruth,
to Oregon, has returned to her home
here. Mrs. Johneton and her dausliters
are via/tang with Mrs, Robt. Clark be -
fere going to their home at Feesex.
del
point
and net I
of the thefts
Mr. Hays Protests
-The eidence yen relay was give*
by 41 15•If 11/11e118ed thief and was DOL
eorroborateel," protested lir. lays, who
then trent tua to objeet strenuously te
tactics he alleged were employed by
authorities; to get a statement from
MaciAren "In order to Inflater up
utak ease."
-The c'rown is anxious to get a state-
meut to corroborate Huggers'', wet
deice lend that is why IlacLaren
being held in jail." eh -tried Mr. 'lays.
Mr. Darrow pleaded for a reduction
in bell for Fleteber, elalming theta
stem aide eleiciebreete-nderriag hrt
(tient lu all of' the testimony given ai
he preliminary hearing. He intima-
ted that be inteaded making a motion,
under election 884 of tbe voile, for a
Judge Returnee Reduetion
Judge Coatello reserved len decieloa
1/11 the plea* for redueed hail, but
denied any reduction when the hearing
WR11 resumed 1111 Saturday morning.
"These two men, the accused, as far
as I can lenrn, are mete of some proms-
neer-- brekers-eind another citizen of
the tsmitty. John Huggard, is also COD"
Well with or wet lllll t 11 11 application
Tel4rani at Toronto. where be broad -
Mr. and Mrs. We Lawrence.. Mr. end for known to ine, on almost
casts from CFRI1 rend CKNC. with
Mrs. A. Shore and Nits. J. N1.51. 11I' 'similar charge's." said Judge Costello.
ten inintitee between prograMs to drive
ate•mled a memorial service for odd- ••The epplicaition of trimisel for Mac -
His longed and. toughert aiedgiiinent fellows, and Rebekah.. at 1Illverton 1.1?
R1111.111N last. Mrs. Lawrenee, o.D.P. amount. $25,01,10, ',tenthly could be
over a mile from station to station. lei tette M r. Haym, has Intimated that ea
was the Moo*. Itiver tnIne disaster, 'raised. No deiliete amount was torn -
when he practically lived at the broad-
casejpg 'entire' 'lobe days and five
for district No. 26, gave en nthlress in
though it was intimated $25,6(10 might
centime for Fiefs -her, at -
nights' without sleep.
FROM EAGLES TO FOXES i -4411 revievririrthe charges; I tak
-times a week. Jim wrote a rural coin- eteroy. ling Into conelderation the neriounness
munity skit. "SI and Sarah. which ./11. Provinelial Constaide
preeented over the air with his wile, 5 1111 /401111. POO! Hk11 WH11 Mired 11 1/01/
formerly Mine babel J0i11110011 id CHI:- lo 1111W. .11111110111.11t 1.11 11 pair of eagle..
ten. The versatile Jim took the pert. eill11 In the Saratoga nwanitt.
of a storekeeper, a young reporter and Friday last turned his attention to
an (1W doctor. The reverter lee foxes. The officer relzed ftnirteen fox
rowed se lunch from Si and &trail that were dug frein dent;
they finally took over the paper. Things In The fuzee were on
worked out O.K. eaten a stick-up meta farms owned by Artiold Dreads and
(Continued on page 5) eloyd.Cook. Emit Wawanosb.
For two and one-half year.. lite. be ral/W41.
BAI)LY INJURED
Cern Ryan, driver for the Dealt
Coal Company, wain painfully injuret.
during a terrible experience on Mon
day afternoon. . He was returning
from the delivery of a load of coal to
Goderich township customer, the tart
trip 44-4111EL.4e.y......w.heiL_Ilw_lmtmLiVALs
frightened by the passing of a *twee-
ing mote -rid. T111. 110r1IP ironed and Mt.
Ryan wan pulled from the driver's
sent when the animal went into the
ditch end lw rreeired a terrible pum-
meling from 1 111. 1111r•P'11 1101111 before
li.• let go of the reins. The wagon'.
which had tipped ovt.r. their pawed
acmes -his body. The frightened beam:,
age. of the Wagon. 511M otught and
CHINESE IN CANADA
Rev. Gordon Taylor .tchireinceis
of Knox Church
f the charges laid and the number of
tes.ple involved. 1 11/1V1. 1.11n11. 1,0 the 1.011-
1 1101{00 hat 32e.,000 that rout:I-he raised
would not he ttuffleient under the
oinistancee. I will have to very ma-
erially Increase that amount.
--el-euey may in. passing, that one of
tlw reaming why I wanted to give the -
matter further conelderatIon was the
statement -by Marianne* defenee, that.
1111. of the reasone the l'rown nougat
to keep him eonlined wite to get a
etatement from him....1 am sorry to
say I cannot Nee eye. to eye wtth couu-
sel at settleg lief at $2.1,000," said Hie
'leder, "There Is too much involved:
On Tuesday afternoon the W. M. S
leader the riremnstatices 1 do not thiuk
should 11131ke tiny vliaitee in hail ay
flue at the beautiful home and g
tit the Mensterthewart tit Ow
Nurseries. ,The ne.eting. whit•h wit..
hugely attended. W11.1 ill charge 4.f Mrs.
Herald's grouts 11 Ild lIrs. 1'. Ward1.11%
THY1Or 11r1••11111.11.
Rev. Gertion Taylor. recently inductee I Last e1,1,1•1111 15'11 separate appli(*a-
an church, was the guest ',meeker and for reductimi 11 the ball of $100,0111
the Chinese In Celltellit he ill by hie ',senior couneel. Richard
f 4.4**14.1444. Fifty Amer. Of Irerento, and for Fletcher hy
were C. Frank Moore. item of Toronte.....
Veilr4 net. 'Id mese laborers
/1.14/111.11 ;111 11 pplielltiltir 101r a
oiling, of venue has been entered. at
Termite for Mincletren, /1 1111 an eapple
cation will be made here for Tietcher,
nn the ground thnt public opinion has
lee•ti 111118 Med by preer report.. Of ,iie
601' .THE CMS 011f. ANYWAY
ry!'' voice shrilled at the telephone
operator on Therein) hint. A few
montents later the mime voice wag on
the 'phone again. "Tell them not t•
healer," were the instruefronts
lint the holy line not r.•••koned witli
-The siseelevr "sun l'hin"1" 111•' the *speed with which the brigade is
.fantillar by . "Jean.. Lotes Me," the dispatched. The engine by then was
well on thr way, but on nutting at
ladies its the
Neiren itill nmi Mee Reg. Tit; the deeignated street the firemen could
• find no creeds, no einoke flamers.
lotion may b4.• made later -Me- tie- A
higher ...tut The application shall be
,tpplicatIonce to Osgeede Hall
l
(piloted by alarmer. • brought 1.. Canada to RildSt in the
. cmistruction of the Canadian Nettle
brnisee to 11(.11'111nd legs.
Railway. They had $1111.1. spread 4.0
it WW1 the i10110../1 144.1.1111(1' r1111",1)
Eff/derill 1'1111141111 and many of them
ID 11 feW d/ISR. . . brought their wives and Made per
. . ' mimed 11111111'S in (hie country. There
_ - "FISHERMAN'S ITCH" are new well-organtxrd-Chlnose gum
•11's.• retaining the high teetp.rnturee the hi pea the %%ILK,. at the re
511101 1114.V/tiled derioe the hell{ Ilf tar 1011.4 a Ihe etnereh authorities, un-
diaperting theinselVe5 these (hip.. AI. (d.Pliritt:17s)ke e"-) '1%17 ati11141' 1(iii::gismtw.ittkteor ptilli:,
summer id this. point, few beaten( ere
though the enemy ham not heen o let er a tribute th the work which tan site,.
mined. the re;inon 1,, .rhyloroi enough 114441 carried on by the W. M. te in
Thome who go in for it RW1111 iii0lAliY ChristidnizIng the l'hinese women 11 IA
1,1111.14te wIth what looks like nn all-over
atheck of the measles. or It cent of mot
anded on
" eh.. rough
Mame the. inflenenntions 1111 ei,thu.r
water at tiw end of the pleat. The piane ' plant or ariihniii lift. le the water. but
feel contributed a ;draping 'solo. 1' II
was drifting towards the ((runtime...1 111 line beet. tileknamed simply "tether -
'scripture. 114411111 114"/1 11 Mad. be Mrs
of an old pier, alalited by A northerly ,mefet Itch."
wind. when the Ceptain .101111 went, 1..1 eAnee week% mg., impute: iretlilleR Janic... 1 114.14. end prayers'' were of,
the rescue. The plane was towed In 1.0 1 19'"file 111111 11 RIIII RO111 il a 11.1.14Prirh re- fered ia. Mee T. Weellaw Taylor, Mrs.
Ifineleeli Mnetionnid find Rev. Mr.
the eltelter 4 the harbor for re -fueling ported the pre...Peels Of the Iritahle 480.
and funk off a few houire later, after 'It ta recalled the peaHlence hos mole its 'envleet
a .11ttle motor trouble had been tor preeence known prevlonely at almnt
meted. The ablp wait an EaRtman thle time of tear. notnelle et the water's
living host. capable of et cruleing Rpeed edge. aa In deep water maimmere sei
After the servine of tea ninny of etc
ladle* enjoyed a walk through the gar- Q•11111 had the hew under reintrol. hut
dens and admired the Wendel r11.11. of her Attempt tn cancel the einem was
the Maitland River below tile ground& not Aw awecwwatwi
They inquired at 0114* Or 15 0 boluses! In
an attempt to fled the tire. ten had to
glee 111.. The lady lied herome
R1/1 rIlled try gram Are at her home
mut 1111(1 called the brigade She then
Attacked flames. with a sith-k send