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LA1R9C ADVANCE.'
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"If the judge made an error in his
fatal count, chat would be the” atua-
tion?" asked justice Wright, -
"4dded up wrong?" asked Mr. Den-
fson.
"Yes," replied: his lordship,
"That would not he in tile .votes`
thein'selves," replied Mr, + Denison,
"and I suppose it might be possible
fors a Supreme Court judge'to a -der
that a proper' addition ' should be
made.""
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"But this is a failure to carry out
his duty on tiles part of the returning
officer," commented his ilordship,
"Certainly in that it is his duty.to add•
properly"
"`bo you contend that a Supreine
Court ' judge could t t order ' him to
male a proper' a'dditio'n?' demanded
the bench.
"That would be a question of rasa-:
theniatieal accuracy not involving dny-
thing in the nature of the ballot," pro_
tested Mr. Denison,
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TS' DIS
id,,ry •usury, wa;, goin4.1. ranee
a intcrtainntint at,. the claireli to-
rnorro nit and I was
going to ,pretisipate in,
it 'put whoa I' G of wise'
what they wanted with,'
mo why l tap ands s in-
ed. They had ' gave
good parte to:Jake rtipd
f3listers and the eest of
the Gang- t ike nirut$
and highwaynians and
all like that but .they
12Y -
"Yes, I see,” ":agreed; JLStice: Wright.:
"His decision would have been leach-
ed as' to what ,•Were good ballots be-
fore that stage had been reached."
- His lordship: "The: statute ;a_vs:• he
sliall: remove the counterfoils,' and he
failed to do it." .
Mr. benison: "That is not the point
your lordship. > The statute does not.
say, he rhust remove the , counterfoil,;
Even if your lordship ordered him to
remove the counterfoils' you could3not
order Dirty to count'the ballots."
"I would submit that the exact
point in this case is that the: county
'ridge had not been guilty of an'omiss-
ion. I -le had made .a ,decision, There
is a serious charge-ni.ade- against the
county court: judge—that he has, ne-
glected his duty, tir refused to do
The county court judge is not an
elections officer, but, the act provides.
serious penalties for. omissions 'or ne-
glect on tile part of elections officers,
indicating how seriously the matter i•
s
taken.
If the county court judge,, is found
guilty of refusal or ,'neglect it is a
very serious thing—that he has failed
to do his duty. He had this case to
decide,, whether he is to, count, certain
ballots or•not, • He heard- the eviden-
ce, lie reserved judgment, he gave his
decision. Where, then, is his omiss-:
ion or neglect?"
His. to /dship: "The question is whe-
ther "there has been an, omission in,
following the direction of the statutes
He may be , perfectly ;honest, but
might :misread -the ' law and a Supreme
Coui•t' judge may say 'you have mis
read the directions,' abld order hini to-
do it, right."•'•.
- Mr. Denison: "But the Supreme.
Court judge may- not tell him which
way, .he shall: decide. When lie sans
this ballot. is good -this ballot is bad'
he is making a Judicial, decision: His lordship: "Your argument is
that so far as his functions are minis=
tered; he is subject to the correction of
a Supreme Court'Judge; so far as his
functions are ; judicial he is not?"
M'r. Denisdn: "Exactly."
Mr. Denison:"One of the greatest
'steps road our. ,iberty was the, change
from the'opett to the secret ballot, and
the; officials 'shall not ' violate that
•
'wanted rne' .tla tripper
sonata a' gwtttchnen.
Nuthing doing 'ons a
thirty deal Isle :hat so
I quit Co d/:
Sate day -•-today T ast
pa the,, cawse of why was they $o
d"when it
the' �;vnr d
hal rs
m
e
nn
batchelers in e
Y
seams like as if they wood be. plenty
muff wimen to go 'clean around and
mebby have sum left over. 1'a sod
the ons reason he'new of was !hat it
mite be becuz the men can eon fas
tern the wimen can most gedrelly.•'.
Sunday -Jost found out today that
Miss Snider' whonv' is just 2 yrs, old;
ern' ma is went and got snar'''.ye.d lad1i
forth of July and :'never let on
yesterday. Ma was, wandering why
she haddent told no buddy before this',
and pa sed he reckon; she cuddent be
leave ;it her own self rite, at 1St and
was" grade to tell' it mebby.
Monday—Pa has ben a reading ;in
thelIvlerican tnaggacine about holy
diffrtiit men, got successful in this
life. he "told me confudentally that;
the oney way he cud ever make ma
behave he was a success wood be to
say that she -made. Kinn what he is to
:day.
Ttyesday=The ladys aid met at are
house tbday and they was all a taw-
k-ing: about who they all voted for at
the last, e'tecksliun. , All the wimen•`
Voted xcept s which's name I wont
menchun-and she sed the reason she
cuddent vote she diddent get her;
dress'from the dress, maker in time to'
go vote and she had ben planning on
it allyr, to.
.-Wensday--well I: gess I no sum
thing about- wimen. ,went to a par-
ty, lass nite and met the new girl. I
wanted to get on—well with her so I
trys-rite at rst to make her beleave
she was bewtiful and suchy, good dan-
cer. Well it was a easy cinch belave
me: We got a long Fine.:'?'
Thi
i -slaY.—I gess Jane diddent trice
-:
the way things went at the party las
nite me spending' so much time with
the: new girl and bot h•er a sody wa-
ter
tater to. She was very- distent :orrrea
today at skooi I was never froze. to
deth. But 1 ,no how it 'feels after.
that I gess.'
Rese'rv'ed 'in North" Counsel then proceeded with
crib-
,�udgeinent 1
He claimed that the 'ballots ,should.ncit
Huron Election Appeal ,cissa of the argument of Mr. Rowell:
inued from page bite) be countdd if the counterfoils were on.
(Cont ?, Further, if the / county judge ' was
iiterfoils. do not void the ba:Iot 1 with omissions or negfect the
coo .,lis,- charged
Mr. Rowell:„ Exactly, The matter should not be tried „ witliottt
turning officer should remove, beingnotifiedt
trice, returning h
ifhe does not, then the re- tile -judge„ not an appeal
them, and 'judge r. Denison: This is pp
turning officer, and finally the;Jug and.there is' no provision in the On-
shottld• do so:'' Itaro statutes for changing the decis-
Couns - ten
{ then quoted the Dowdiney . The ,whole
mbia, In ton of the county judge.
election case in British Colo matter turns on the sifigle point wiie-
secret:
x925.:, .. 'ther: or not: the county judge decided
11 summed up his es act to,the counting
Mr.~Rowell finally !proper -1y with r p
„argument thus:' dor 'not of, those .ballots. 'T'hey were
,who "We contain not. counted,*` .
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.The December meeting . of the W`
M. "S°of. the .Presbyterian Church'was'
held at the hone of Mrs. Jas. Taylor
Nineteen ladies being •present. The
programthe prepared for the, Provin
Provin-
cial day of Prayer; being tarried out.
Six ladies taking the prayers, Mrs.
Q. G. Anderson gave a'' splendid ad-
dress on "Christ the Head of the
Thorne.” In the absence of Mrs. Da-
vid Dunbar, the president substituted
for her asd, gave a; paper. on "Christ
for • the World Through the W. M.
S.""At, the' close of this "programme
the: business part of, the meeting' was
with In response to a re.
d that the' Judge .w `
failed laic
He has failed to coo ..
qts in. these titres polls. He n; "Yes, and it` was in
h aanterfoi s and
1 ballots, On accordance with his power to thus
shade the recount. here nn I His`lordshi'p: "And that is a .rejec-
duty rat the bail -`ton?
hasfail 'n
e to remove the co 1 be Mr. Denison.:
',refused to count these
i
`these grounds we ask your ordship,toIdeal with them, •The persons,who de-,
issue an order tfO s n d cont these;deputyre- icicle icounting the returning officer ballots
nd the coup
move the.counterftet a e said'finally there is an
ballots to give `effect to the manifest`'ty court judge,
no jutiedlictioti to deal with the mat -
"Se far as the D, It O, is concern-
ti`,Rtre�1,.
a Road gib;
site -
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.-'WARNING TO MOTORISTS !
By Dr. W. J» Scholes
"All of the deaths caused byautomo
bines are not due to ,reckless driving
or to "jay" walking. Each • year a
large number of people lose their liv-
es by poisoning from automobile; ex-
haust gas. Carbon monoxide, a pro-
duct of incomplete ,,combustion, is
aesponsibL for the poisoning, which
is the same as that caused by the' in-
halation
n
halation of illuminatin& gas „or coal
Many people who know that illum-
i.nating gas and ;coati gas.are danger-
,ous,,seem to.be.utiaware of the dang-
ers .of inhaling automobile exhaust
gas: ;And this in spite of the , num-
ber pf deaths from this cause that are
reported in the newspaper's each year.
u
The story of most of these trage-,
dies is essentially the same, The .vic-
tiin'h.as gone into the gar•agse—usually.
a one or two -car private garage-- and
started the motor of his car, He has
proceeded
goes
st from the Pres, Supply, Sec. for neglected to open the doors of{ the
�
• I l in the N. `'West, garage. He has remained in the eros-
c]othing fore a school Vest.,
instead' u
'It,was •decided to 'send moneyed,nventilated garage for a few min-
the, Sec, The `,utes tinkering with the `car while the
;�r;o:oo being sent to r
to forward ,to motror -Was running, In tine meantime
'Tie -as.' was instructed X4
of tiof carbon 1. the concentration arbon monoxide
the Pres'. =�'I'r'eas. the sum 5
This amount being ';.
our share of La in the air has been increasing
todan-
Aid Money divided' prior to. ;un- gerous proportions,
dies
ion.''The Not Perceptible
Tress, reported amount re- Gas,
Ceived for Thank &ffering collection Now carbon monoxide gas cannot
expense fund was started • beseep. It has no odor or taste.
..An
to • theet any extra calls for money, in
'Order that our givings to Missions`
will not ,be encroached .on bttt used
for the purpose origina',IY intended,'
A request from the Lib. Sec. 'for,
books for Northern .Ontario, will be
taken up with the :unday''School. The
'officers for 192$ were, all. re-elected
for the coming yeas.' The Doxolagys,
'and benediction brought to a close ,a,
very successful meeting. After which
a dainty lunch was partakep of. :The
January meeting `will be -held at the
,previsions of the ad.,"
Mr. Denison opened his arg'uinent
lry protestialg stratrglY against what is
Called. irregularities in the procedure, cd, there shay or may not have been
Finally his 'ikrrdship said: "1 refuse to objectian in the present Case, When
listert to any more along that line;,
all that matters. is wlictlier he is' to
"be, allowed to make the' applieatiott
and; snake it in a regular and proper
ii>rrn,
Mr,. Denison: "There it IS. It is
4tl* tot lnaproperand it•regular."
ialection petition.. Your lordship +ltas
it ,comes before the,itounty judge he
has only the power of deciding other
than the D.R.O., and the only 'Way
that any other action caii be taken is
by elcctitn petition, No Supreme
Court judge can tell hirri. to , eptttat;
ballots or, discontintte•tt,.count."
BORN
Edwards—At Lincoln Hospital, De-
TnvvardS (nee Miss 1111an Case-
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you what we have
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Diamond Ring
Hand B -92
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Signet Ring
Bracelets
Mesh Bag -
'Wrist Watch
Gold Dress Pin
Pearls
Vanity Cases
"Writing Set
Manicure -Set
Toilet: Sets
Bax .Writing Paper
- Umbrella
Bedroom: Clock
Pen and ;Pencil Sets
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Umbrella
Cane
New Style Pocket'
Watch '
Pountain.Pen
Parker or Waterman
Scarf Pin
Emblem or Signet Ring
Watch Chain
Cigarette', Case
Asha; Tray
Wrist Watch
Eversharp Pencil
Smokers Set
Bedroom Clock
Diamond. Tie Pin
Collar Pin
Hair Brush
Clothes Brush
ins , ,ittIImfanu1.114t t ttM1Elliunelulutn no on
Gifts of Silver ' 1 S ;r;e� al . Prices
We• have as'usual a Full Stock of Silverware,: Silver Sets and
Single,' Pieces, Cut Glass, French Ivory and'Fancy China.d, One
Prices; for" Everybeid�r
All our 'goods are marked m plain igu es at a moderate pro-
fit and our prices will compare. favorably with the best city stores
We carry a stock" of Nationally advertisedi good's; at the honest
prices.
Come in, look around and compare prices, you will not be urg-
ed
to, buy '
DIAMONDPi • MERCHANTS, JEWELERS. & OPTOMETRISTS
C. N. R. Watch Inspector Wingharr
so rapidly that the victim did not { Ili
have time to escape, �WA
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If one is overcome' by automobile;oa
exhaust gas,,while in a public garage, ,=
he may, be fortunate enough to re-
ceive
e carve help • before he is too Beverly
1
in Ih111 il;lll uI ilIll�fll
sura c oe ,1�9
poisoned to recover. ,,But the plight We insure everything but —
of' the: perkon who , is overcome in;a l'in in
private garage is rarely discovered
Govet'nments. They must
untiil it is too late. �• take their Chances. • N
First"'aid to victims of gas poison- �. f
o al to
ing consists in immediate removal
n artifical re- = A' :,Ntli'. COSE1�S
the. fresh aid and: in-gi% g
mi
•
spiration, :such as is given to persons
W. T. BOOTH I
writ) have drowned. The patient
et in 14111•111llllIllNIii`-IlUl l
should be covered with. a bank 1SI11�1111®Itl�lll�lli''"Ill�l1
order to avoid -chilling. AM physician
slio il1d`be called, as additional treat- bronchitis or; congestion due to a wea
metit for the after-effects' of the .p,ois- kened heart.
oning is often:necessary.
The way to avoid poisoning from Running Ear
automobile exhaust gas is to insure I Mrs, L. F. B. writes: "Last winter'
a plentiful supply of fresh air by op-Imy son had a very bad sore throat.'
ening the doors of the garage before t4'VVhen he was getting over the sots
starting the motor,
'throat be had trouble with both of
Questions and Answers his ears. One of the, ears gathered
Infection—And Probably Diabetes and broke, • It ran for ,;quite a while,
Mont, writes "An elderly pdrson then got all right, and he was ' not
had' bons, If the- discharge from the troubled with_ it all sutiixtier. Lat&y
boils touched Healthy skin, a new boil it has begun to run agiain, and he has
started; Eight years later the sane had a couple of• spells of earache,
erson: had sores on the legs . and though not very bad., What can we
p
do or it?'
Reply
ee :
One does ,not know that he is getting hands; and also, complained of a,s'br.e
` of the mouth.
Was troubled with, bad breath and,
coughed frequently. What do these
symptoms indicate?"
Reply
A positive diagnosis could not be
a poisonous dose until symptoms of feeling at the angles.
'People who have infected tons0s,
brortelli and nasal sinuses arc sothe-
times very susceptible to boils, Boils
and other' infections readily occur in
those milt° have diabetes. The bad
Trani:Cc with the ears may be seri-
oui and should, not be neglected.
you have not already done so, t
your son to your doctor. will el
ther treat the ear himself, or refer the
boy t,c) some specialist.
(Note: --Dr, Schdles will ansm
such health questions in these eolurn
hs will be of interest to others and
permissible in public grim. Personal
questions wild be answered only when
able to, he may soon redover. If he breath may have resulted from. a tits- aceompanied by self-addressed stainp.,
ignores the warning symPtornS, he leased mouth or throat, chronic ea- eed envelope, A di:11'0 SS lpr, W, S.
may soon become unconscious. It Itarrh bronchitis or indigestion and SehOles, care of this PaPer,
Scents likely, that in many instanees, constipation, The tough may have (Copyright, 1025 .by the .torinet
nueonseionsness trittst haVe occurred reseulted train irritation, of the throat,' Brawn Corporation, Chicago.)