The Goderich Star, 1936-10-22, Page 1,Z17e-V
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VollOWingita lengthy discusSion at
the council Meeting on TridaY -nigh
,..regarding the eurbint of the *mike in
41IrtV3Oth8e,:ratk, --3(47
. broke a '40 vete, Onts 400114Ing that
• the tow of Goderich will retain its
uTlicine, formation anti the patha lead,
iitto:thc park will again be ,lie a
straight line with., the, etree
be
`The-diSeliseitot began when'Coun-
cillor
-Humber asked Via the report
of the Cemetery and Parke comMiteee
be taken' 01)danee by !P1,140A0 Nbe,
0einetery aexton'4,'report Wai8 tt'Pt
1/44eeelYed,and the tile., the-, Orskti-
anittee Olaf the itevt, pipe. at the
' cemeterYt, Inii-b4l40410 41 Al
out. ,'The report- wa accepted with-
outdiecussion,
"The:third end 'dikputed clause was
in connection with the laying, sof.,t 4
*alitg in the, ;Fa* , and , read AO
fol-
lows: "W have had S. W. Archbald
11101.C, eVer the' MatteVet 04:0g the
venal in the ,Courthouse P.** aucl,,_We
recommend that the 0001)2g -be Pm
•-ed-along-theelrallte in their.:44-Oen
•location, and that the liY045- be *pro• .
ceded .with at once. „
v
clause be "adopted andlbe.eniggestio
•was seconded bn Councillor Bingham.
CourOillor -iffunibert,in 4.,PTkelotinen
• that the nathebe:put in line with, the
streets. The amendment was seconded
'by Councillor Baker. The "yeas and
:niye!!, were taken "oh.the amendment
and the '3"ote Was recorded as follows:
Tees. - Reeve, Weer, Polineillor$
Ruckine,'.13alter, 'Thunber and 04,440
• N10141,e:014.11.0-4--
..Bingluul and Brown, and. Deputy
' 'Turner. . • -,
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,----. cl.h•-eYloile4e. the takingetithe, Vete
many views 'were eXpressedIn.'01,;fait
• and open-minded 'discussion ....• of the
., . Matter. • CmincillorAltrekint.., Said,,'il,
: etod deal*Ortivetable. hasm,-been* ..,ex-••
,
perieneetf regarding these walks iur'
ing;nirtbree jeers *the touncil.,4
•',113,st-weliOtktgot down. ±o Where': we
are -actually °going to attempt -• te put .
.._..thig..place.into shape.,' 'We -have . looked .
!over these. paths winch -are ;supposed,
to bewherethe curbing will be lei.
'The not lprenesai, according to. the
.-engineees:man/,ttl to *fag a Path
from ° the centre of OA -street. Be-.
eause we have had eOwpetht through '
there for, the: .past .730, years doesn't
say that We must. have them lvrong.',
for the next. '00 years. , .A11 these:
•--,:valkis.-shoult,be' .geoltettictilY-'-* coV'''
:re4ks .011W401,14-ortAgg,..444i. tha4tOWn,-.
When •the pergis properlylevelled•
off and thesepaths are in right, We
-will forget that We ever -bad cow-
• paths 'through !there,* • '
*gr. '.1filiiillef wasof the ?ATOP'PO',
tt"Mon as Mr....Huckinge,.especially when
't toftieMthe*--matter of ligaitillidhe::
a
rk. 'If the:lights were in there,
. -the paths would not look ,‘. right": . at
night unless unlest:they were in, line yieth:
•the streets. i :. ,.
Mr. Baker-endoried the opinions
' . .of the two ' previous speakers and
though the new project would coat a
little more, the council inlist'remem.-
ler that they are looking more to the
future than to the 'peewit. ,
Reeve 'Mpier declared that at „first
be had been in fairer of leaving the
-walks the way they are but that;
after considering the matter ''' thot. t
oughly and looking them over, he felt
—,--„that-to...thange:41144.-wilke--,wo
• the-properthing*Ito 4-.6.;,-.'
- "I can't agree with the new layout."
said 'polity ,Turneri. ''Ti. IOW( Irk
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STARTING vt,ortic
(continued in, pa 1,) '
14,4
4.
Early History
ast Wawanos
Whiny beicensistate. of pint se
tiers Are Still in %Ai**
(AMY OEflcIAL,.
POSITIONS
_ Ifeenennolx-Rieesse.'
thne one to P and it viu the ler,
geat tewnshiPlzt,quren• copilty. . There
• --were -some-06.41.9 atm in it, ttt the
• 'beghining t yeas Almost * perfeet
eenare• and ,the dweller* of those town.
shielf,'IneY Wen Sir °with the iFieahniet
af old: 11%4 otfr 10t. hae been tett 'in
pleasant p 'Imes, truly we hoe t go:4y
;heritage."'
, Those tw0. toWntbitig esti* tato being
srexiow 00
The toithahip Weeane of.
northerly of the leittoia Connt
:shim -and trite beitaided
shin:of. Ithileas itt eitiket and*
• Turribetry, the
the South and MAW,
.toWnthiti
llgaitietd• niter lishieli*
point quitto let to '
Vii-waneith, „so
elnef,as * Whelk
i'rta
th 't
Merritt
From' 04
0400g VOW
PR.EI
AND SALT
e Rurham discharged 200,000
bushels of Western wheat Into.
rich Elevider on the 17th, the Sup-
erior leaving 40000 at 'the *tone
house doting the week. The latter
beak cleared With a Cargo of ;At from
The Goderieb Salt ComP0,04. •
Sunday evening, the, ,Sarnia
(Captain' John Holey) 'arrived witk
'000 bnehele of *heat from: Port
Unloading Itas started It
4i44,1604 414-t-hirrilta
clearedlight about 8.30 on *044,1Iy
afternoon for Tole4o4or 4,04Irgo of
coal._ The Oarnian's, ,cargo Was for
the Western Canada 'Flour Mills,
The C:algarian on Monday
charged package freight from ohi:.
Receiv
CAR
es to ik4 and
et/.Unhurt Thr4
fizethird timo in lees then ive
weeks,
vireeks,.misfOrtuno has Overtaken the
family of gr. wage Veirogark,Acoye,
i'Colborne TO*nelrip,
• On1SePtellibet, Va,r4 ttie'llarX.0310tie,
laPh WO *rick by iiihttijog and de-
stroyed with a quantity of
',imple-
ments and some stock,' .A few -days•
later his Year -914 dot:04er Jean; was
killed by ..hesinit.her he;d erushed
'when a teat&of her father's horses
l'air OW. .
On Wednesday night. ' Mrs.* ,tiagan
Was, a, passengerm tlies-eiVrfo 'ligh
triiek when it-eraalieChtto et...hydro
t..
acqneline lia
.ea
ds In C
- Of Lion, CI
"104 A Knockout”
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.ITLEomiPee.t
PERICH"
th-,-0,:maiStieLs,weep-sirid,enric•e,
OW,
Popularity cOntest for the title of
• to
latsc'411MT3iteeftreefitow. going,40
mee. reagan received sever*. ut
on, ,..or*shea
- •
lifts:_Feagan- WAS hurried
eitce 1Dr, 37,0: Whi ly,;-/ind'After
having injuries - treated, Wait re-
moved to the tome of her brother -in
law,Mr. Wm Fealtati, this ••town.
*4ttikeS XeNee, :the driver of the
ten-ele.."-Was- ured , • The
Short1y after:the4 Opening of
the
tOnuoit Meeting„1" 01,, Friday
nlght,i0ounciller Rufkino; a, NO
of Annoonot 'his! 0+,00' swng
hicarm. The blew ap-
parently rnia$04 the 00,
Mott' ntionfent'' Conefilor„ OridgiN •
sitting- on Mr, Itookitielot‘ took
wand landed *eieibuS7)310v,that
apparently ound its rnrk, for be
turned to Mr. Sueltin4 with look
,supteroe satisfaction. . The newt' ,
I
'MOMent' retiOntiOnft %5111,44 was
heard ,the other emLotthe table
and Deputy Togner, was rub-
bing his -heed While •,001tneigor
Humber " 'watched hiin ,with an
ar4104441 100k, The four men finitlit
'and ,fliognotedi.x..., turned their at-
tention strictly tO-the' butineSs at
hand,' every now 'and then shak-
ing their. beads The in-
oniitable:ePirit of the town fath-.
rs. was tie match for the •tONinihall
Hee.' '
,
444'
le at ,the , Elgin Awnile, Cantir
lia. 41.4133 cl°detkil." 44, rallidl)'" corning a Gwen,
throtighAuc and also other
'POW was brAten, some . fifteen feet
from the :the grOund. '
•.
LIONS' • MONDAY. -TUESDAY.
11 am the different*: between 'a IOU
life.' and . a .iicrowded ' C3neterei;e" se*
:TosePh',.•=10i;ilkider....ba his excellent „new
'book: of ..pkwns..-It:.In iinaginationk of
,we carrY, the 'Idea; 401 • 'further,'
**,6 'Could truthfullysattliat attendtng
'the ',iortirtaining. .proditetlen'. . A-
Kneekouti": . 00404'4:1W the00C10.1eli
• tient cibb In thei.'9peta. aouse flat
.1tfond4 and ../Dielelay, would : the
"difterepee•-, between , seeing seetationahy
hllarloui..ehoic:'Ond a dull ealstenee."
141v_anee, tickets,:. under' the , le:am:ship
of ear, -
*1'401, a 4,Con11)../rete
'whew- isingioit the, TOW in their
sine altrieette. Work are advised: to: have
their ,advance tickets 'reserved at Camp -
.0411'4 Drug Store, Saturday, October .24,
at '900 am
'This :Sparkling irmsical comedS'
its feminine' -lead -a.. 'Yoting lady,
avoid the nemistent. advances- of, er4
venal* eintore, Contrives to have her -
eel( .446Pted by !".et .Ohnnets brother Tri,tli
.n*1:0 1111arioUS eatnilleations. Tins.
role of 'Illattee it in the capable hands
'of marjorie.psier, -and, 11' one is to judge
.by the Htmatihnotts opinion of all these
Lionwho attended attended -telitorsale, recently,
MLss Th.er'e "l'attle" will 'be a revelation
to all and sundry, The' object of her
ateetiott Is the lightheilltvelith4 Sztkant-
pita Of the World, Bob tandem, a young
bachelor who Utideritindablii does net-
pertimilarly Iike, the. Wit of the totted
'
tentlY..'4iiatoted by_teetie, Hartne.
Bulwarked about these two able
IleatWt-A:111 be -.a- partleolgly-rtalentwd
All46ter.„Cast; the *Sara Sltiters"' of
11.1:0","%kilifek.'the*"14tienda Mat-
thews" of Ifdlith •Taylor, 'Village gossips
of qulte large, Orotfortlorie; the ''caloh
Illopet" as hitetpteted, by Carl WM.:tell,
'frisky, genial town biiitker; the !Tied
einitidere'r of ',Herbert Greene, Bob's
iiosont trieed: the . Visite iltitzulall" Of
close chum•
-and --.4-tonsliiritter; -the-.4fevninie
ardeonw 01 Dainia 43OY and dlinin-
-tiff*, who exPerienet4 considerable
dim-
culty with this letter in the 'alphabet
that iii‘eollah people .pionou-ote es
Whose' home, -0.iiCieeeent
are ,obviously from. Ile* terra 'genial
allow, with the kttoed
Xtuffington Vlay0001 Morten
or the &reek& himself, Oa thither, who
litays this slow-witted :Briton in the ow.
proved failtion of the. oariesterte.,...the
Uarlder-Ofi R&Iph iftenderson,
'kindly WhetTof Bob, in' *he* bode
the utter: of' the linighter4illed, letron
comedy takes iihiet,
eilowass tiwtostuP.
I
Durhig the 'pat Week,
nlngs has transferred his
*busineuto the Listowel
''1'hIz company it not a, stranger to
this to*n, having earvid the morn -
nit ne-wspspers from Toront�for the
pait tit frisight
wli1 tome throug1 �n thls sarser Seth
0 and ititeree the pubile of early
deliveries. •
Mt Will Tebbui
r•,•
tliv
youthful,41emietttetthe! Witte #394.he
4ped- over her nearest opponent in
e Llons Oltib toriteif.itt COninnetion
wlth9tw,, :t4thelier.341CantiVit.d'ii;;Xotisi,i,a,.2:axyweeaki
the' Opera. 1,f1040,; 10", net . ,
'ent-Is Lucy .1farrisok-,'IolloWed tem*
• aratively close by 91erAla Johnston,
pladys Parrant, t,keth ..Schoonhale;
Helen ,Wfaelgerani 'Wen Page,' Alla „1!ar-
-:reut,'-fPat.,s1giiOeOiette-'Westlnooir,•t$3Va•'
WorthY, 11.).firtiria tlussey, Joe; BheD-
naiti rrieda. Whlte, gutn Nlcol, Mary
,Th rue
• The contest 1osea ml.inlght, October
2e,'sq.kr4r. 'girl, in the east has an oppor-
tunity.,te capture the the coveted title yet..
Particular li4efist will. come - to a head
on 'Saturday ivith * ticket drive. The
ladies will be 'exzeptionalIy .energetie
that day zin order to,," -be in the .runr
:.41,110." Se next week, at this , time
Goderich wilI be mythically ruled- .by 43,
!`Qiie.en; of Popularity" and vwili,have as
the symbol of- her "Station" the title of
Goderich"
LACK' OF INTEREST
IS REGRETTED
A fair crowd Attended the annual
Meeting of -Goderich Bible Society in
MeV/#.1141-04, Tuesday tight, eller
business part of the meeting was con-
ducted by Rev. W. P. Lane The tree-
eurer's report, read by Mr. E. Doug-
las Brown,.showed receipts by celiac
-
tient to be $155.•in addition to a leg-
acy of ;100. from the estate of the
late-Mre.-Robert
Last yeat'a officers were re-elected
IT the unanimous vote of the meet- '
lug.- They are; President,. Mr. A. M.
Robertson'' Secretary, Mr. J. A.
Campbell;Treasurer, Mr; E. D.
Brown. ,
Lantern , slides depleting the life
bt,, David (Livingstdzie, vide (5110W11
and 'Mr. Robertson readthe story of
the famous explorer's life, in con-
junction with the howing of the
slides,
A. 'outwit's for funds will be made
again this year in the same way as in
the past two yew, 'end a generous
respenseeto4his-worthrcause-itimp,-
ed for., The lack of _interest in the
society as shown . by the 'townspeople
oflateYears is rather lamentable.
.e •
OLD PAPERS FOUND
IN SALVORD BUILDING
+Wink, tearing, dowt an Old „Wilding
at saltford Jest week, 1.14 464. Bicknell
came *coot an. almanac for the year
.1004, The eeSatrie med4clnes and
tonics Nat& refereed itodn that- booklet AS
in the on- iainied for lOad by the same
company. Take . out Medicine they ad-
vised 42. years sigo,• and ensure nealth,
Mittel Energy, Strong Navies
and Sound Steep. 111,10,„ther it ducejj
the 'atilertieed resuite,for, the takers, Is
not known, but the eetill3an7 is now
of_the...sttongelt.44intne.„.141.1ly_liL.theit
le, copy% of the (Detroit Nein tribune.
01 sunday,„oster ,I,54h, Ogg, *At Ado
among the pipers untirthed by Mr.,
Thal editkin though literal-
ly illustrated; looks like et. Postage stamp
when compared ' with the Sundae- edi-
tions of. is*, et bicycle Parade .Was 41111
estiting event ftt iaee
A --copy, of The Montreal Weekly- Wit.
-ef :mac ..
e-tp it followed 'for vete After
other papers adopted * more modern
etyle„ was itt the Okettfeed, building es
well as 5, War Cry 01 ieepteinber leth
1.90o,
boye would likely be *Wilma
to the itolleetiOns of Antlyes
bekig essenabled, in the Goderich
STI.T,RbY POY
•
efl
mks
by
C 1
Friend
Jews. Inherits Real
I
Amount 'sor DISCLOSED
Unlike Oylot of.„, so-called' friends,
seeking something for themselves,
.rdon___Ard-Of.ViTingban5 ota (life
:i-li:oarcitreninticraftpnicciiHieewsd.rwntiwitweleite. w_teet:
to advise him that he was entitled to
fither,_thele
-Peter Ritchie., Kelly v. Ritchie, the
44 year-old Indian is deeply religious
and.A....„Mmber •of.the. Oxford_.01*Oup.,
He was a resideit7OTWingIian-for
eight years and beforei. that Jived" in
• Southampton. NO one knew where he
had gone whenhe, left Wir.eliain 3
weeks ago and'Ard travelled to Party
Sound,uginct,indo
Cape . 13" Seofilhefinr.
i,hrn
apieiyri*,
licr
locating I -4m in Ciederi411.
_Ritchie =bad a deep Ogardfor his
father"whom be said was a man Of
fore -sight and ability and one of the
'beta ,farmers in the Bruce Peninsula.
The Department; of Indian Affairs
has been carrying on an investiga-
tion fOr, a period of 'el ht years, and
has finally come te ,t e conclusion
that Kelly Ritchie Is t'he sole heir to
the estate of his father4 The fortune
-comprised oL farm property,-- and-
governMeatannuitisantouiiting-, to,
several thousands of -dollars. Ritchie
who is a well-educated man, is a full,
blooded Chippewa -Huron 'Indian and
he has been working .itt Baxter's
dairy. It was liere that Ara found
him to give him, the good news.
Ritchie, who attended Parry -Sound-
High School' and holds a second class -
teacher's certificate is an artist of
no mean mean ability and has a, number of
well-done oils that he willSometimes
show to interested parties. He said
that his mother had died whenhe was
quite young and that when his father
died tight year ago, another woman
had claimed to be his wife. His
lather had however safe -guarded his
estate by leaving an affideVit, mak-
ing his 8011 sole heir.
Ritchie said that he is now going
to follow art and that he may
marry,
•
SEPTEMBER BRiDr.
- FETED AV *FRIENDS
The home. of Mrs. Kenneth Stowe,
Zest St., was the scone of a happy
gathering Thursday evening, when
25 friends of Mrs. Garret Carpent-
er (formerly Miss Irene Johnston)
tendered the recent bride a Surprise
miscellaneous shower.. The early pa3
A',..the....evening _wee taken .11P, _With
"500" Mrs. E. Evans and Mrs. It=
Johnston winning the prizes. Mrs. H.
Rivers won the consolation •priae.
Novelty contests, which ;Were an en-
tertaining feature of the evehing,
were won by Mrse-Oriiideanantiltfret
* - The gifts were presented on a
.table decorated in pink and whft awl
Mise* Aileen Stowe and Mies None
Barlow. A delightful luncheon was
served by the hoitese.
•
MR: W., -L OADLEY
NEW C. P. R. AGENT
• Mr. W. L. Vediey of Chatham has
received Word of his aPPeiutuleut 83
.,04-.70,01..geleteetagent.letiGederiels,
succeeding the the late Mr. T. Coinien.
Mr, Badley who has been in Chat,.
hani for *bent A year has been -con-
nected with the tailroed , since about
1900. His appointment is to take
effect abotit the end of the Month. .
The new agent and his wife will
lived in Goderich. VIre, Radler is re-
-
oitedto gr. Oren. ° fortiter district
4.10Perintenclent of the C. Vr. Rep And
Mr. Bad* bk brother of Mt Gee.
Mei, formerly operator at the
C. P R. station here, and now *fallen
Kingetitort.
714:
As a resolt, England'st de
and; for more hockey and better
ockey. loge nninhoro Coadiart
11040 DilYer* skrer orOesing the At?.
lantio to 'show the .. °pie, the
Mother country how mCiohani
.ployed. NOW:. tan* *4 '11Portil.
writers are into the eituatto
as eirt4eneed, bY iret *WI t
elon to go to EngI*nd thls weak to
Pctio`fi9lkor mt„),,itp"-u
„Pe* *
• is sports editor of the
eon ,of Bait;
Calderllector Of St Ge0404
• here,..110 is Well_ Apo
nevmpoper-inon---throughout Ontario
and takes an active part in sport in
Chatham. Re leftforEnglandweek .eti, thi
a
11
Or ti'Adjusted
ir.
0
mi
$30,000 WORK WO4PRC
FOR .0
OodSrieh town council and `the )1ell,
LTelephonee-Oemitany4Akialter--hiY_Ay_
reached a point .of . mutual under-
standing, and ...en& 'a few• miner
points lin.* be - straighteeed . out bea
feie`the 431,000•work programof the
-telephone ecnipiny Will -be Started in,
the east side of the town. '-
'• - The work, which was to have -b
started almost two years ago, *till ell!
• niitutte.much-of-the-Street-wiring-an
will make for an efficient and highly
beneficial service. . It will,* _muck,
-•the-saineAts,tho.:',44.013,010 --"kozsIvi-
eoniviretedliiii:Year in the west sec-
tion of the town. Negotiations by the.
council with the Public 'Utilities
'Commission, to allow the telephone
company to plate their lines on Hy-
dro poles, have been dropped and the
compant% is now prepared to put up
their.own* poles for this work. The,
appropriation which has beenmade
for Goderich service improvement'
.eovers this expenditure, • and the
matter was of little importance .
the company, but it is felt by mem-
bers of the council that it would help
teonsiotably with ,beau.tification of
hetn.
With the installation of the new
line se,rvice, it is highly probable that
tioderielrielephone users will be-
-Oven a nevenon.crank -telephone ser-
vrce. This system will, according to
officials, speed up the service here
and will also have the effect of mak-
ing if much More efficient.
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;COUNT Y cONSTABLES PAY
A. SURPRISE VISIT
wok*
!Paying a surprise visit to a farmhouse.
in. the Township of Turnberry, not far
*QMwinghtun, constables vergusou,
Stewart and. Ciallcrway, interruPted
about thirty residents of that vicinity,
who are aaid to have been throwing
dice and playing cards .for geese.
Two of the players succeeded in dis-
appearing but the others are not likely
to be, prosecuted, the only one to be
sumnuMed being the proprietor, Cletus
Rettinger of TionberrY. The case was
listed 'for hearing itt to -day's police
Ift7E-IM—eWriff-be
-that --of -keeping a -common gaming
bona&
4.
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Ithorbo(
WITH 17 IT1.0410'' •
-A Goderichfamilysaddened
Sunci4 Nvlie :# Elijah
. ,
,Drinkiivigtot;'3.1t tnear'
that ttiltien Herbert, ' and his wife.
'had,heen: *mimed when the 004 Istfe,
Chant,: a .2007 ‘04t, Toronto owned
eanct.ouckevi:foundired 50 mite
boor gale, 14 miles oft Cleveland
itt Lake $rie • on Saturday night.
c:Of qrovs? Of tei only ao.Von were
saved,' the 19.-11rOwned.inehule4 on
women, Mrs. 'iterhertiPrialiteltet
PortiatanIctri'liostr husband --among'
the drowned, at one time, resided In
.Goderich . •• "
the sand -sucker MerciouraVt . and his
fanidris , widely known'..in :Goderich.
-Mrs- OrinieWalter was .a daughter;of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank .:YoUng ofPort
Stanley. She waikon board as a pas-
senger, -taking a trip„ with her hus-
band for the f fret time itt, Months. Mr.
lakwalter had been hoe*, mty: trattenAt
Sand and, .Materials Llmlted. °wool's
,of the.aandtsucker, for 8 or -9 year.
Priortogoing. to The National Sand.
and Material3.,I4mited. be was
out of *Port . -Stanley.-
surviVed-by140-
'parents, Mr. and -Mrs. Elijah Dth;11,c-.
*alter, of Goderich; three brothels,
Gordon. Windogr; tiecirge,' barber,
formerly of •St. • Thomas; Lorne, of
Detroit; and two, sisters, ' both in,
Goderich, Mro, Fred Watson aed
Mis. M.*Trump:311r; • .t"rank. tho only
son was a successful competitor in.
the Ontario Junier, Athletic meet in
Toronto., this Year, winning the 100 -
yard dash and the 220 -yard sprint.,
• Mr. ,Drinkeealter ;was 49 years of
lafgejaa.lid 44111;1 ,,4„113"g'. 744.4 136Y
This is the second on his parenfs.
have lest by drowning, the first los,
ing his life off Owen .r.-lilound ,sonie
years ago. • • , ,
The 262 foot sandsucker, Sand
'Merchant, caught in a 50 -mile -an -
hour gale off Cleveland, began to list
badly during the storm and rolled
over just after the: order to lower the
lifeboats had been given.. Only seven
of the grew sitrvived the terrible Or-
deal, these having clung to overturn-
ed lifeboats all through • the night
while their comrades who did not go
down with the boat lost their strength
and one by one slipped into the
water.
On Sunday morning the rescue
steamships Bessemer and 'Marquette
No. 2, and the Thunder Hay Quarries
arrived on the _scene and picked up the
survivors. They told a grueSeese-
story of their night on the lake, ifeine
of themhaving lost life-long friends
and one survivor had seen two of his
brothers awallowed up in the than -
lent waters of treatherotts Lake 'Erie.
The vi11ageofVictoriaIarborri.
' -GODERZ011---141WILY- -
(ContinnedOn _Page 4) _
vv,.. •
PAY GLOWING TRIBUTES
TO MISS HAZEL MACDONALD
. No Day or Road'Too Long or Too Cold for Devoted Missionary
Worker, Dr- Margaret. $traiiig-Ssevage_Helped_au Teacher.
Preacher, and Mason's Laborer. •
It Was' a thrilling story of brave Mee held in a florae, an Anglican
adventuring ni pioneer missionary
work-whletrefteve4'.vek.-074telet'eteAd.•
leitiiight-if the Alitinarthankoffer-
ing 'meeting of Vox,' Church Auxi-
liary, W. M. S., iti.the !elute Wait
Mounted Madman volunteered to be
tylse,.-bitlayte.okittetleev "
Rev. -Mr. -Cum with M.A.; 8.». de-,
grees from the great Scottish univer-
sities, pioneered there, then returnel
Js444(11,,," OA*
r
sabject was "Pioneering , .01,13Stin J comlo
e sistafit niinLster of 14w St.
Work in the Peace River District." George's Church, Edinburgh. He lived
Ile 1/W1Q( described the hardships of in * amall room and.'cooked his own
those
t missionaries lhare
serving
hutinthtrtrMatiaretivg%1*i. 1n
po:t • the gre:Ws , p tieu1 r h;ruronCoiyg1t1,spaid ;
those biyond the end of steel. glowing 'tribute .by m.t. Wright, as
Paying tribute to the splendid 'the wee body - who laborsin Dixor.,
career of Miss Hazel Macdonsld. Who is musician,• teacher,
76f-Gbileittr-titemrpt*
, t 1Pfliitle"mel"""thaesronfthwah(3**1•Oraiktetis allstatbihilmelrY-'t
daughter of Mrs. Murdock Macdbiutict
c°nalhde°::;tilatslinsocaleititedher wwithrk‘ bim at ney on a church with neceseary
Pollee Coupe. Her long drives over nin...,tp.riall0 •
th?eusgulitinrm4-edild(uP*Illin `Ii"rh44eirierewlessi-sa ntefvfedert:1-& iint;ivistfriartni41014041:ngseo:uttivtreerGy,, riVewIrlorikeerid!*e who went
'clav- too long; never * toad 'toe long
nor too void for Mite Macdonald to over lonelY, dreary trails with the
start out on her labor Of II.* hooting" ovels and the crying of the
Ile fold of the building o River- coYetea, breaking the stillness, braY.
fog all in her determination to keep
her engagements. 'There Is no Man
or worearLin tanade doing.* trailder
braver workP
Mr. Weight closed his Address by
avowing his preciettiete, to the
-Avekkvir
41Ig
:00
he
',!to,14 ',in' the Court
coun ,0..-**1z.:will be -
edition,
0 iydro
*on When .1.)*P1,43F,..,
that,. he • tad.' fee:
re:the.'etty'..ot Londc
t u 10 how they
dlv1d the'tekinotitwo
the ''ornmercial„ , dotr
sphye:. t430 ')34544)*iol
ileStberient ottlicehare.si
ityour ivirorohiA. • yolt,
,hor, 01 the Public vtliittea .
,How Is the, :division• ,g1:44
otide#00"., he asked.
*theBydrotheetriiTPo
`ortHieniontt-thathe'.4ettlue
divided and that.' doinelitio'.101.
4
saw.
•.e.•
1\
tr.
H, E. '.- ct, and tiA local lOormnissiert
have yet to confer on. the zn&tte and
that the di-vialo,shae not yet been work-
ed out.
• •
11114khi4 faid tha- t 41444 the coun-
cli
and th PUC. are gettlng to the
point where theY Can .1vork. toget ,
er4 Once the local, 'Power contract
ruitTithine_er,joutit41,401, 1113'ct4tinitw.e pttaptwitshote,,/eiialrf-
to ta* turkey to the 0.21LT.:,0.,, itt
1e14, when the contr4et , aigned„.
GO,derich, was toot power 1,141i50."
HP. and that. SA t.110, ',vied on that ,
.priee was to deereitee.'
reductiont". the. goiintillor said, "we were
"4E4: f$4or3, the inbdaiTie"triarre't;nuiacitionbil,l:
Cloderich," deciare•d Mr. Huacini, who •
felt thst alter the people and.the pub.
lic bodies got together on''trite". matter,
lf the 10dro wouldn't do anything- to -
remedy affairs they could be told to
cut Hydro .off it the -Huron Road. ,
The Mayer expressed the opinion
that Hydro should be. on a percentage
ufis Amin as the vote was taken
and we had been booked as Hydro, use=
we never heard anything more about
what Ada* Beck said, "That we would
get power at from $18 to t20."
,-Mr. lCnox suggested lisrnessing the
-04a1tiand, because in leole the town wUl
be through with the greatest part of
the Lake Shore Railway debt and in ,
;10430muird:thi4.Berostewoiatra44t,..,,,,b,idthtehatifdrea.rotetheldrunstrisottutt,
an, Idea- and that- in, the event- of Such
propoaal -taking form the town: would
ham to be prepared to generate power
the moment the contract with the
if, E. P. C. Was ended. E further
stated that power couki be generated
exceedingly cheaply by condensed steam.
engines. "We can get' power a lot '
ttheaper," he declared.
1/1r. ,Huelcins claimed that by the time
power contract runs out Dieeei en-
gines will have reached a stage where
1 -,their use Would be practical. We have
',boa $120,000 laid aside, for it sher.ing
fund so that logically., that morel, •
should be ours and it would take eve
of a plant at the waterworks.
r7.--l1nghgnr--a1d--1,hzt"--pretouslt—
rigineers—eorts1derinv-theL vroblern-had_. _
only_ considered high dant turbines and
hi was $13; the opinion that low dam
turblreg vouldbe used for such a pro -
acct.
Deputy -reeve Turner didn't eonsider
the town got a 'Weak on this reduttiort.
The Mayor explained that the matter
had ironiediateiy been taken up with
the (ff. Z. P. C.
"There is too much. Toronto," geld
Councillor Wunitier. -
"This Is the most important meeting
the cannel' has had regerdir.gthe
town% future," said Councillor Thick -
Ma, "end X would like to see -this mat-
etroriTliaiiiir.irAVIr' -4"
meeting and kept before the ptailie.".,
"We talked a great deal 'about th.,..
iiinanortyelratirroad, at tlyie.,7_,Ivellowimngefirat of the
Ing about relief project( and the north *
road would, be practically all pick and
shovel Work.* 'Are We ,goleg to let this
matter die)"
The Mayor stated that the boundaries
of' the town were being properlY, deefg„.
Wed by the town solicitor, who lelAre. •
tithed' instructions to *ether Infertile.
lion on the subjett. Pressed as to when
-7-10rmaGtoPettlitn
(continued on Doge
LITERARY SOCIETY
-- -
ELECTIONS TO -DAY -
*eide-„Ohtiech, and the Iteroic,aervice
rendered by Iteir. Edward 401113StOn#
*130' le now going out to. *take the
pi** of the late lUtv. Jonathan Go-
forth in Menchuria, -
• First iloopiiiit hi 1410'
in tale
444•
Lawrence, Huron fload,
' appolnted Diatelet
Stratford Rebekahs
eta** installed Itenieteie
*111 Clin 'tett lodges.
tome, in the dist
Urisi 14evrence's taain Ii coin'
of Mr*. F. Toolop Kn. X,
Xrs, S'hore,
Ws, Roo
• Lite '0101TorriljoY, Ra
Alexander Forbea, D.D itt 1919,7•'-f
the Presbyterlan Church. In 1920,
Rev. Mr. Wrlghtand, Mrs. WrIght
tot itt 1134 'tired at Grande rtlati6:
6 told the *tory Of holding* service
itt *hetet dining toOln *1 Browns"
By the eisthuelaittie
f 4h. pool* 0,196 *Aig
twolisesk, and shortly OW, u-
slsted by'
Yorentiary tabor a Au*
.reeted *a4'otedleated fret
f
0
ary 11Xe
Electiora for, the Xperary,,Sec at
the Collegiate are being tarried.On at
the ii,th(301 today end atter much cam*
pLgn onit ember), • et
l3e
a' vvvv"
-77-
Al3 •
s to Mr Wright, The ion In t
under the leadership of Mies and
doted' number. The scrip-
won Was "reed by Miss 4i'1
tby G.en. Prayers were
sout
ths **suing don*t�iies
or Slid t to
folk