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Gederkii PHONES: Store 385; Rea. 355 GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 1936 HIGHTY-NINTih YEAR, NO. 3a Lengthy Docket in Magistrate's Court Sewn:tees awes Up at Aie-. nether Reamed in - Ritggard Game There was an unusually large docket before Magistrate A. A. Winter on Thursday last, seventeen rases being dealt with. There were seven con vlctions, eight adjournments, clue charge was dLmissed and one with- drawn. Ball 1a tits sum of $2,000 was re- newed for W. W. Thomson, of Toron- to, formerly of Seefurth, charged with fraud, and the case was adjourned three weeks. It is alleged Thomson er cured a loan on a $2,100 life insurance policy. claiming It war free of en- cumbrance, whereas be had obtained a loan previously on lt. R. H. Sanford, of Seaforth, loaned Thomson $1,500 on his representation of the policy. A Toronto boy, summering at Grand Bend. pleaded guilty to four charges of theft from cottages and tents at the rummer revert. The loot, winch In- cluded a club -bag, two shirt~. two pale of trousers, a suit coat, ties, rucks, two pairs of shoes and small sums of mon- ey, was valued ■t nearly $50. It was recovered. The boy was remanded for a week for sentence. "Just whatever you think 1s fair," was the attitude of Everett Stlbbins, who was found "stili" to his ear oa August 11th in Stanley township A charge of having liquor in • public place was read and be pleaded guilty. Tbe Crown Attorney thought tbe pen- alty, 1100 or three menthe, a Little too severe. The charge was changed. with Stlbbins' consent. to one 01 consuming 1n a public place. That was all right, too. He pleaded guilty and asked if the time could be dated back to the day elf his arrest- It could, and was. and SUbbins has only about twenty of the thirty - day sentence to serve. He pleaded guilty to a second charge, of drunk driving, and was sentenced to fourteen days in jail, concurrent with tbe previous sentence. A local young man pleaded guilty to a charge of consuming liquor in a pub- lic place and the minimum penalty of $10 and costa was imposed, as be had never been In trouble before. Never in Court Before? The following record was read against Roy Ebel. vagrant, who claimed to be In court for the first time: July 13, 1921, twelve to thirty-six months at Llatowel for theft; November 5, 1920, sentenced at Windsor for va- grancy ; March tri, 1927, three months definite, twelve Indeterminate, at Wind - aur for false pretence*: December 27, 192X, convicted at Windsor on three charges of breaking, entering and theft, and sentenced to three years in the penitentiary; January 19;1932, six months at Windsor for vagrancy ; De- cember, 21, 1934. suspended sentence at Kitchener for vagrancy. Ile was picked up on August 9th for begging and bring abusive and using profane language. Ebel asked for a ten-day sentence, dating back to the day of his arrest. He got the ten days, but It dated from Thursday last and was accompanied by strict orders to shake the Must of Huron county from i his heels. Bolmervtlle, are charged with driving recklessly. The charger were ad- journed two weeks, as Mrs. Huller, who was seriously Injured In the crash, still le very 111. A charge against T. Arthur Kern, of London, of speeding through an in- tersection, preferred by County Tve Sie °deer Lever. sea adjourned a week at the eioer'a request. $vggerd Case Again Adjourned "I am going to ask for a further re- mand of two weeks," said Crown At- torney Holmes, when John J. Huggard, Seafortb lawyer, charged with the theft from IIs clients of $150.000, was called. The remand was granted, without bail, by His Woresip. Three chargee arising out of the fail- ure of John Cuthbertaon, painter, to pay the wages of his hired men, were adjourned two weeks. The hired men entered claims under the Masten' and Servants' Act, for payment of wages, ■nd in order to pay them Cuthbert - son asked that a woman residing at Bayfield be ordered to pay him so he could pay his men. The Bayfield lady, however, assured the court Cuthbert - son had not fulfilled hes contract. The adjournment was granted 10 that the mulles might straighten out the dlfecultles among themselves, FLOWERS TOO T$MPTING A London man will appear before Magistrate Winter this ' (Tbarsday 1 afternoon charged with the theft of flowers from the island bed •t the corner of Waterloo and Montreal streets. It lr said the man was re- turning from a dance at the Pavllisu with some friends when be stopped a, the flower bed: got out of the car and ripped out • number of flowers. The license number of his car was taken and he was charged forthwith. How shall be give kindling, in whose own inward man there is no live coal, but all le burnt out to a dead gramnattcwl cinder? -Carlyle. "TED" SMITH INJURED Senate Aceident near Lutetium ti Saturday Night's Sterns J. E. Smith, principal of Listowel public scbool and former assistant principal at. Victoria public school. Oederlcb, 1r lea Alexandra hospital wttk eseeeua meeelsa ssaaixed sign hie car turned over after striking a buggy just outside of Lucknow on the Luck - now -Dungannon road on Saturday night. The extent of his injuries has not been determined as yet. but It 1s un- derstood the young man has a serious back Injury. The accident occured about 11 o'clock Saturday night, during a violent elec- trical storm. Bert Thompson, of holy rood, who was with Mr. Smith and escaped with bead injuries, said they were blinded by a brilliant flash of lightning. Before their eyes became accustomed to the following darkness the car struck the lett wheel of A buggy driven by Robert Andrew, of Zion, Ashfield township. The wheel war ripped from the buggy, but the driver and his wife, who was with him in the buggy, were uninjured. The car got out of cootrol and turned completely over, end for end, when a wheel dreeine1 over the edge of the road The car was ii-rotii-wreck. Dr- Bowen, of Lnckaow, atteneeu the injured and Mr. Smith was brought to Alexandra hoepltal In a Lucknow ambulance. "Ted" Smith 1s well known in Go¢ ertch and 1s highly regarded by all who knew him during his brief period of teaching here. His many friends are solicitous for his welfare and wish him a speedy and complete recovery. There is not a monarch on earth whose throne is not liable to be shaken by the progews of opinion and the sentiment of the just •ed intelligent part otthe people -Daniel Webster. R. A. REID -Registered Optometrist, - Byes Riambsed Obeese MOM (17 years to Stratford), it Rebemtsse's deweky Rime "Satisfaction at Moderate Cost" J. W. 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Pawned a Gel Wath 1 in Hagglt1, eighteen -year-old God- erich township farm Iaboror, pleaded guilty to a charge of 'stealing a gold watch from the home of his grand- mother. Mra. FA. Haggltt, of Blyth. The youth admitted pawning the $50 timepiece et • Goderfch jeweller's for $2, "to get cigarette's and thinrole s.fo" sit He was placed bin Mur thime Is to Montle', during report to the police once a toonth. Ile must pay court costs. Hilliard Jefferson, of Blyth. pleaded not guilty to • charge of being intoxi- cated in a public place at Blyth. but was found guilty by the Magistrate after he admitted having elx glasses of beer and that he was walking down the street holding hands with Car- man arman Williams, of Kincardine. An AReetiwnte Pair Conetable (bean said the two menn were staggering and metering, their arms around each other. one Jefferson rememlmre` t Williams-- only one stagger -on the part. denied there wee any profanity. and maid. "1 may have had hold of his hand." 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