The Goderich Star, 1929-07-04, Page 2• PAM MO
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OODE14011 STAU AMY 4t71, 1529
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Baidwinni Elonor Mot coiled on Secretary of State Stinanon
The list of honors conzerred by His to present the cabled request of the
l'nejesty in connoction with the re- Inr. ench government for a postpone-
signation of Right Hon. Stanley ment beyond August 1, tof the due i
kin
Bannas prime mummer
is not date for payment of the 8400,000,000
unduly long, nor does it contain many which Prance (men the United Staten i
nurprises. Viscount Peel, former for war .supplies. He WDS referred
Secretory of State for India, is raie- to Secretary of tie Treasury Mellon, i
ed to an Earidom. Sir Willi= Who had already informed nIns the "
Jeynsonnonens, late Home mzert,, government Imd no power to extend
tory, becomes n Viscount, thin tali- the date unless congrecs authorizes
illY, two stops in the Peerage at ono it
hotind..:• at most interesting to Can- Dominion Day Celebrations
ndians, and possibly Brindle iso, is Celebrations in London on Domin-
ate granting of a Barony to Right ion Day were not elaborate, but the
Hon. Sir Hamar Gmenwoors, a native great Canadian holiday was notable
of Whitby, Ontario and the last man thin year far the number of Cana -
to occupy the vosition of Secretary diem in London. Hon. IP: C. Lanni.
for Ireland in the British Govern- held a reception at bis residence ono
meet. nearly 0,000 invitatione were issued.
Kaiser May Return Ilanitoba'e Road Plans
Official circles authoritatively stet- Heralding the commencement by
ed that the German government _the manttene government of its
would raise no objections to return '.plans to complete construction of the
of the former Kaiser from his exile tnateniann4cle, (Memnon sealed ten -
at Doombut it was at once melded
ders have been opened by Hon. W. R.
that this attitude was of no import- counn, minister of public worxs, and
ance. int was believed that there MB . offic4als of his department before
not the remotest possibility that Win ,more than 50 contractors and their
helm Hohenzollern would apply for representatives. Contract/6 for this
perianssion to visit the land tie once work involve the design?, tf about
ruled. The whole questionrms
brought to the front by failure of nnn ,
, 45 miles of brush and merubland. from
! ite Moth, Man., to the Ontario
the Reichstag to extend the life on bordet.
the low for the protection of the Re-
-public, which contains a clause ern- Premier MacDonald's Statement
powering the government to decide Premier Ramsay iMaeDonald, in a
whether the fliembers of the forme' public speech, said his government
ruling family will be received in Ger- was actively work'ng .at its great
mar*. task of international peace.
France's Hopeless Request The Premier said that despite this
Ambassador Claude! of /Prance constant work on the , problem, .
"we
, are not going into the peace tenter-
inerrnannint inttt rinina./
to/ ateb foninnenetamt COlninn iln triek
En1pine.
ientrialann Mourns Twat?
?moldeindnnto..= and filAn.
Cabinet a the Germon l'innzaAn Dab'
Nene a imatillitCD tho ttirath amon
nernany of the Vcreallien PnaCQ
Treaty, dee/ab:Az June 28th cloy of
national mourning.
Tice manifesto daid: 'Ten year°
have popped since the German Peaco
Sertiesanies a Vercailles were forced
to sign a document which, to oh
Wen& of ,inintiee and true gene% 'Wan
a hitter eneappointment.”
Reparatieoe Rendezvous!
Choice of a °pot where the n'enOnn*
mute interested in raoaratione oar
dement shall trent to adi;opt the neve
plan and errarige to put it into ef-
feet, bas !Dace= D kind o lsoue be-
tween London and Parte.
French offielnis consider there io
no controversy over the queetlon.
Premier Roomy MacDonald and
Premier Poincare merely setting
north the reasons why they are un-
dine to leave their posts for sloth a
conference during the month of July.
Minister Visite Canada
Right Hon. J. H. Thomas, Minister
n charge of employment, intend° to
nisit Canada within a few weens to
swestigate the question of immigra-
tion from Great Britain at first hand,
t is learned from authoritauve sour-
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enee without such preliminary pre-
paration as will avoid the failure of
1927. Every •minute of our time is
now being devoted to this preparation
which, when it is accomplished, will
give you a sense of national and in-
ternational security."
U. R. pod Britnin
Suggestions have been made by the
United States Government to Great
Britain, that the naval disarmament
question should be approched wita
caution, in view of the present status
of that problem. there is a feeling
of uneasiness in official circlehere
lest a conference of naval powers
without sufficient preparation migh
result in failure. The United States
has been informally soundedout by
Great Britain, it became known, •on
its attitude toward a conference of
the principal naval powers, either
separate from the League of Nation::
Preparatory Disarmament Commis
tion, or under the League macninery.
Indian Princes Disappointed
The Standing Committee of the
Chamber of Princes presented Lord
Irwin, Viceroy of India, on the eve of
his departure for England on leave
with an informal expression of their
opinions of the recommendations of
the Bu;ler Committee on Relations
between the native States end Brt-
tish India.
While expressing some satisfac-
tion with the findings of the com-
mittee, drawn up at a conference at
' Bombay of reiresentatives of the
sixty !Indian States. the Princes were
dissatisfied with the Commission's
failure to place on a definite basis
the Crown's rights in regard to the
States, as opposed to a discretionary
,chosio.
Australians Flying Welt
Tbe aeroplane Southern Cross, in
which Captain Kingsford [Smith and
his companions are endeavoring to
fly from Australia to ILionden in 12
days, alighted at Singapore this
morning after a 1941 -hour non-stop
flight, of 2,000 sidles, from Derby,
Northwest Australia. Before sight-
itlfg Java they traversed 600 miles of
open sea, which Smith regards as
the worst section on the Anglo -
Australian air route. Trouble devel-
oped in one magneto, w'hich Smith
49c and 59t is expecting to repair at Singapore
before atarting for Akyab, Burma.
Nov Empire Scheme
Get them while they last at ' A scheme for co-ordinated Empire
development of almost unlimited
scope is suggested by Sir Robert
tHadileid, chairman tot a gigantic con -
(cern in Sheffield, England, and one of
&elusive Agent for Tip- 1the greatent metalluroista and Indus -
Top Tailors. i trialists in Britain writing in the
Empire Review. His scheme
384 vides for creation of an Imperial De-
• velopment Board, representatrvna of
all parts of the Empire and having a
11/I. ROBINS
*trivial exppase Gyproe will otttivOtspacc
now wastalipto one or more extra rgoins.
rcr C-ile
Mr. Thomas, who is oWcially Lord
Privy Seal in the new Labor Admin.
it:Areal:4ra, but is devoting his energies
to reducing •umemployment, will also
mbite personal inquiries concerning
the possibility of some C.0111111011
agreement between the Mother Coun-
try and other parts of the Empire,
under which the development of
works of intra -Imperial necessity
tviould he undertaken by the Domin-
ions with financial aid from Britain, •
with the object also of providing an
outlet for the surplus of British lab -
OT. Commons to the fourth annua: con-
vention of the Canadian Chamber el,
The British Labor Party brougle. Commerce, to be held at Edmonton
andCalgary. Alta., in Septenaner.
sp ath pi of Heart
Siokin ifs
couitinwt Do
litousevfork
Mrs. It. G, Araderaoa, Got.,
writess-.4 am, naturallY, Me%
healthy imssns, but after My tittk 014
was born and the time hod arrived for
me to e the reins of housiehol4
mnagemezt, found my strenr very
to the duties which evolved
upon roe es my heart would palpitate,
and I would have inch strange aensation.s
of sinking.
bunhand got roe a bon of
and by the time I had finished it 1 had
recovered; I did not even need the
second ben.
"W ha also vies
The Flu° and found them to be very
beneficial." •
Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills lave
bean on the market for the pest 88 yedirs
and during that time have „proved their
beneficial properties to those having
heart and nerve troubles.
Price, 80 cents a box at all drunqat° or
dealers, or mailed direct en retei0 of
price by The T. Milbwm CO., Wei
Toroato, Ont.
the members of the Labor Govern-
ment into closer contact with the Canadian By -Election; n* '
rank and file of the party by decid- Election writs have been Issued
Ing to elect a consultative commit- for the constithencies of Frontenac-
tee of twelve to serve as a dimmer Addington, Vaudreuil-Soulanges and
df communications (between the party Laprairie-Napierville, it was announ-
and the various Ministers. ced by Jules Castonguay, Chief Elec-
At the same time the party charm- toral Officer for the Dominion. Nom -
ed its regular weekly meetings into inations will be held on July 22, and
monthly meetings. elections on July 29. Elections for
Civil War Averted Lanark and Prescott already are set
What appeared a month ago to be for July 29.
certain war between the Nationalist
government and Feng Y-Heiang and WEBSTER FAMILY PICNIC
a group comprising the last large
faction of the militarists in the op- The Webster family and connec-
position, now appears dissipated tions of Ashfield and Stanley town -
through the reported decision of ships had a delightful day for their
Feng to go abroad to "investigate sixth annual picnic which was held
foreign conditions." in Caledonian Park, Lucknow, on
While this reported development on Saturday, June 15th. The gathering
its face value gives the Nationalist wasn't quite as large as that of some
government a tremendous ste f former years, butthe spirit was 'the
p or -
ward in its campaign of unifidation of same, and what with the meeting of
the country, the situation on entire friends, the sports and the bountiful
China north of the Yangste is consid- repasts there was a most enjoyable
ered still in a state of extreme flux time all round
with the next few days likely to re- The raid -day meal, served in the
veal authentic reactions. rink, took somewhat the form of a
banquet; at any rate the eating was
followed by speeches. Mr. Tom Wein
ster, wholad coma over from Detroit,
president of the business committee,
acted as toastmaster. There were
speeches by a number of local clergy-
men, and by Mr. Harry McGee, of
the T. Eaton ,,Conikany, who having
had a WebstetnInr p Mother hip al-
ways taken a lively interest in the
family gathering, and always attends
when business is not pressing.
The Rev. A. W, Brown, who in his
Ashfield charge has quite n number
of the Webster family and connec-
tions in his congregation was able to
testify to their good citizenship. Ile
has many warm and valued friends
among the descendants of the Web-
ster pioneers.
Short speeches were made also by
the Rev. R. W. Craw, and Rev. E. 0.
Gallaher, of Lucknow, and Rev. Mr.
Penrose, of Varna, formerly of
Whitechurch.
Among the 300 or more who sat
down at the tables .wene representa-
tives from Toronto, Detroit, Kincar-
dine, Goderich Seaforth, Clinton,
Sarnia, Zurich and Dungannon.
At a meeting of the executive com-
mittee it was decided to hold• next
year's gathering at Bayfield on the
third Saturday in Ione.
Officers for the year were elected
as follows: Hon. president, Mr.
Harry McGee; president, Thos. Web-
ster, Detroit; vice president, Mr. Geo.
W. Andrew, Lucknow; secretary,
Mrs. Fred Anderson, Lucknow; treas-
urer, Jas. Alton, Lucknow , north
branch; John Turner, Clinton (south
branch); executive committee --Thos.
J. Webster, Thos. Anderson, W.
Turner, Jas. Webster, Frank Cole-
man, Lorne We'bster, Thomas Reid,
James Webster, IL Turner, Geo.
Coleman, llobt. D. Webster.
GOES TO ENGLAND
W. N. Tilley, K. C„ photographed on
board the Empress of Scotland when
he sailed for England to attend the
meetings of the 'Privy Council at
which important -eases- relative to
Canadian affairs will be judged.
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• Famous Soldier Retires
General Freydenberg, rllllant
French soldier, who quit a monastery
for the barracks in his fortieth yeas,
in an order of the day to the soldiers
and officers under his command in
the Meknes district, has announced
he is relinquishing !his command and
returning to France.
The dashing, red-headed Genera:,
who won all his stripes, from Cor-
poral to Brieradier-GeneraL on the
battlefield, was in charge or the ter-
ritory where a Freneh detachment
was ambuched on Juno 10, and Micro
the post of Alt Yakoub was Ireelegen
by dissident tribesmen from the At-
las mountaino.
Dawe:: Discusses Disarmament
Ambassador Dawes has called a
meeting of a number of Halted
States naval experts now in London,
and will discuss with them technicol
details of the naval limitation situ.
tion.
It is believed the analtazador is
looking into the question of whether
it would be wise to call a prelirifin-
ary meeting of the experts of naval
!Powers to try to Work out a yardstick
which may later be applied by states-
men to measure fleet otreiwths.
King Gees Shooting
King George has recovered so far
that he expects to do netts Chanting
at his summer .pallate at Sandring-
ham. (Several new guns 'have been
pm -based for his At:.'.
He will leave Windsor for London
ths wielt, remaining at Iluakinglunn
Palace for a week before he ves to
Sandringliams.from where he will irt.
turn to Ibteldughana Palate in the
fall. Ile will drive in teral.otare
Queen Mary ftlantlya the Loaded
stmets when he arrivea there.
Canada Invites Juuratlista
Invitations have been issued by the
national mai:dive of 'die Canadian
Caantkrce Cenunerzo tbe Dritiab
Par-limo/taw Avlociation, to tend a
deiegOden of raernbera Of bah the
Henan ef Lords and the Ironsoaf
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DETROIT RUM RUNNING -RING
TO OPERATE FROM GODERICR
A London dispatch is as fellows :
Following a conference of the "high-
er-ups" in the Detroit river rum -run-
ning Ong, Port.13urwell and Goderich
have been chosen along with Port
Stanley as the pub from which rum -
running actiivities will be carried on
for the rest of the summer. Port
Stardey was amen as the headquar-
ters for the Detroit river fleet, while
the Other two ports are also being
fitted up to handle export
The rum fleet are [drifting their base
as a result of the heavy offensive
being Otaged by the Detroit liquor
patrol at the present time. With the
American side of the river guarded
with speedy patrol bonito armed with
=chine guns, the rum -runners are
finding it almost impossible to land
liquor with a 'Polk at Detroit. Run-
ning rmn figbla ttaged between the
federal °dicers and the ramerunnern
are taking a heavy- toll, and daily
bundmds of bottles af liquor are
being duitiped into the river by Zinn-
' ratmero trying to evade capture.
/levier boata are being built at the
present tiros fat ate on Lake Erie
• and Lake Bart% and a narrater of
to manlier. craft used on the Detroit
river are kink strapped or told.
lighter slaps it 'is axial will not
carry large enonati carves and aro
datliterOUS on tite lake. However, a
number a that titt being wed' at
e Prcent time While tinnk is beim.
'ratittid tile hisor boat.% The now
-ttyle of tarn Ivst tarry ovor
i LOW met of Naar at a ,
Mutter itespatv.b. dated Jana
statear 'evceral of the Dottolt
nittetrl ore reueratiro out et Gado.
at on Huron it we..s tramett:.
ronclusit'et-Qilertee to t' ISnRed
tatea praill&aorr eTifeszent'sn, anon.,
e,. v.c (-obtaining
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A NEW 'Maier
Ara siMouneement rceerOY mate,
BOWT40 Terolatiis,
1.3faiters of ecat's.E'MaTiiien pen
Qtir shed bo 0,S narinatillgn
in4Pnest ttn .meta4 •droggIsts WI* are:;
handling tbis molar wad wkloo
troll ata t.i7,a Sao lkaerikutara ar
1'1% efir fgottleilown-
aranOnswed, the airgaintaiem. of The
V.9. ilXShepherd 0o.9. Ltir., a
Seat s Vranision pad other Pro-
ducts 4:if their Iaoratories in the
Dominion of Canada.
The W. G. itI. he d Co Ltd.,
will immediately take over toe =ton.;
dive dbtritintion o SCOtt's Ehouroion
Ond by appointment of regional
representatives, be able to nsettre
cloee and frequent contact with all '
retail druggists in the Dominion ad
this will, tend to bring about bettor
Trade conditions in Impaction with
this 'firmly esixthiished. preparation of
ced•liver oil. It would seem a good'
policy for the retailer to steal bacia
of thost firma who are doing their
legal hest to help improve Trade
conditions.
FALL FAIR DATES
Toronto Canadian National, Aug. 23
to Sept. 7
London, 'Western, Sept. 7 to 14
Ilstowet Sept. 17 no 18
Exeter Sept..17 to 18
KincorOline, Sept: 18 to• 10 '
Seaforth. Sept. 19 to 20
Dungannon, Oct. 3 to 4 ULY....,.•
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Bayfield, Sept. 25 and 20 j
Zurich, Sept. 23 to 24
Sept. 26 to 27
et. 1 and 2 .
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GODERICH—ONE DAY ONLY ,:—
Worms in children wort: havoc.
These pests attack the tender lining
of the intestines and, is :e-ot o pur-
soe their ravages undisturbed, will
ultimately ;perforate the warn be-
cause these worms are or tie hook
variety that cling to and feed upon
the interior sUrfaces. ' Miller's Worm
Powders will not Only exterminate
these worms, of whatever variety,
but will serve to repair the injury,
they have done.
Despite the pep and jump and hol-
ler methods most of life's rewaroni
are won by patience.
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I'm never too tired
to sleep now
Restednenw *avail the dr:garnet
Your . doctor will tell you 'how
chewing ralieves nervous tension,
how the healthful cleansing action
of Wrigley's refreshes the month
and tunes you up.
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