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The4:50itteticip. --....itir icllyarit were eleeted: Presided,
ae e." e..e a • ieeeenteo mese:: aeclealeIn firet vie...elect
eublisieed eiGy Thiersetay ree 'Ene BeerIcl*ate. $t4. 14 W- Trewerthk clintani
We, godcrleli.&Mello:len Mee-- reee erla vZee-latteeiatzt, Moe Qlealles w.
equal* wed ciretit Senate $3.40 per "igen. DelOgaranen; seeretaryetreaeilrer.
;ear in advance can "arreaee •$3.501; Mrs• J'• J. tate% Wtnithaint anditale•
Unita $latese $00 Per Vex fri advance., Alm 'Williene Fader arid Mrs. O. W.
Seth del aria new addreszes Should bra-lee:adman; teeth et Winghanaiefederation
•elven wier.e orange of address Is re" repoevratatice, Moe, Rater, WIng:ram.
quoted. CANCErele-4340t;$--We 141Q(4 Mo. Retro; Davide= who retired at ber
elan,
it et our sobeeribere prefer net „,,,,„,, ,. , ,,, „,,„
• ;ix caw tte:1, tau to eemo, before expera„ term of OM° as disteiet ince:cent, Vie
co have thele subscriptions lotarapted I "" "---e rcleceel oaeselaii a three -Yen
nen. while sewer:wen* win nee se aecerded a hearty vote of tharike and
carried In arrears over an extended per- etZ)pzeriettion ter he eervezes.
lad, Yet. tra'as 'we are hoffiled to elorceri At the Otero= maze, Web opep.
we assume; Pze subscriber ',dales the eer- keel with comn li it ingi a
vice ontinued. REMITTANCES ehouldj loYs ng, Con tided
he biaac by yea/stem, later. money by Miss Cooltee, of Belgravewith alise
ceder or eheque payeble at par in Goa- k Whc.eler pre,siding at the piano, tho pre -
OM . leiclent in her addrees, reviewed the work
tof the past year, and commended the
Tettettsteme. jun no, me Institutes fee their hearty co-operation
1
and splendid work throughout the year,
wegelt, elle 4ald. Ilan deem') a great Ine
eoiretion to her. •SW' urged the 'senior,
branches to Interest theraselves to 0,
greger extent) in the girls, 404 to en.
eoeuraga their -Joining tho-instittltea-
SLpq
.rklos
, I where PoSsible, tec fortn jUrtior branches
Ooderleb la echeduled for two haus.. !The value of coaching' 'classes and short
up 'celebrations in atily-Oominion Day triunes was eMphasized. staid the import-.
end the Twcuthreto $oy nothing about ante of providing clean, bealthy elected
. life, educational facilities ter those re,
Chautauqua and other events. • mining In rural elietriets, aloag Hues
lin which they are intereeted, alui good
literature thrOggh libraries, ete„ for both
Tile depression nettet he otter. Halton boa and girls. 'SYMPathY was extended
County councillot% have Ineretteed 'their to .thoSe Institutes which had lost valu-
pay from 04 t� $0 Per meeting -:-or per,. able. waders and inembere, through
h
teeth, in the poet year, also to the Len-
aps it was as a measure of self ala
desteoro Institutewhose fitter connnunity
Mae of trouble that the inetease was hall had hem a prey SO dames. She
• made. " •congrattdated the •Londeshorse Institute
upon their spirit of enterprise in we Om
'their building reecoristeueted, A
The proposed cancelling of trains pieesina•poem entitled "We Haven't
neeessary to give adeotete service is one Time" was read bei- her in toticluding
other evidence o., economy etertino at • her addrees.
Mrs, McItinley, of Clinton, gave an
excellent repart• a the Women% Insti-
tute Omivenelon held, last tall at Chee-
ley, she being the federation delegate,
and ilitra. Eiteriew, of, Ripley, wha is the.
Provinei al . Veneration representative, geve
most instructive stddress upon Various
forins of .Woroen'e Institute 'work, end,
summating busidess by the •enure/on afterwards conducted a question dower.
idea, meets ,with the aeeire a the far. An. Interesting feature of the •atter-
noon etseloo was A table -setting deneon-
mers to go to Ottawa to express their
Empire trade eand a monster 0
stfuartion dondUeted by :Mist Laurette.
views on
e and Miss Doris. Smyth members
farmers' delegation IS announeed for of the Junior enstitute at Dungannon,
• Saturday, July Ulth, The D. P.' O. has Instruinentat piano selections were
arranged the delegatiOnoawl the event Pleasingly rendered. diming the afternoon
•Is being boosted as a Wonderful' oppor- rogrMaievse :11401elgezticatngiterles Seott, of
Iler4
tonity to vied the capital and •tee the of •St. Wiens, and a lailere • qua
attractions of ,Ottawa. . ' 'from . •Lendesboro seng very. pleasingly
• and responded to an encOre.
Mrs, Andrew Eirk read the resolutions
The editer-in-ellief of th'e, itae 0. le. which were endorsed bythe. meethes,
Review has, had an early experience of An invitation from Wingli
bold the next taunted meeting in 4-
11 to
what is in store for° the -writer Who •ham, was accepted, and the Meeting
speaks right out what lie thinke Without
. closed with the -eireging of the Rational
' trimming the expression, of his, opinion ;when.
• so aa elot.to offend public opinion. Won- . •
the wrong end. S?Ung deem of eXPen"
se A from the top down hestead of from
the bottont up would be a lot more sat-
adactory.
The, new PolloY Of theiallrOads ht
den -What. sort Of PeOPle we,Woiild all be CANAIDIAN•LEGION ...__
if we disregarde.1-public opinion in our , • DEMANDED ' APC4.06Y
•evoids and aCtions, Not unlikeey we - „eeeeeee . . •
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would all be getting oar bumps. Ur. Some notoriety was achieved .by • the
. Sutherland' is a clever. orriter and may. editor -en -thief of the G. C. I,Review
• develop -into a leaaer of thought along he his article In the 1932 issue. Tim
• lines Of progress. to . better soeial condi-
.
. • .
Uons.
Dr. Wfls�n Inteeking at Auburn last
, week, took tbe view that the message of
.e. the. Opel was Intended foe the •bettere
.inetete Of 'sold Connitiiiii-lie're"41141 neat
end Organized religion ocular.), In forsome
mitieism for .its • tenure .tO triagewhich was enough
article gtves voice to quit,e advanced ideas
but a good many people abed teiwn
halm expressed themselves to us to tee
effect that the writer was not far from
the truth In inane points. Formal pro-
test came from the Canadian Legion in
a letter to the Ttustee Board of the
THE GODERrCU STAR
You can now buy
d ROSe
Orange Pekoe
38t 1 lb.
The lowest price it has ever
been sold at.
Clever. Aubuiii:ITTative oh _
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'Ts
r .
Importanttt
:Europea-
Or. 13. F Wilson CiVell Humorous
Thought -Provoking
• Address
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„ONTARIO IS 11,EAUTIMI.
To Study Rus'siau Five -Year Plan
• at First Hand
• •
The eoviallzing or tile means of pro-
duction so that people could go to wotic
withotit having to wait till the whiatle
whistles; and a religion 0)4 would seek
to . remedy injustieee In the now and
now instead of singing Of the sweet by
tend bye; was the tauten of a verY'strik-
ing address by %fr. B. F. Wilson, of Erie,
Pa., in the roosters' Ball, Auburn, an
Tuesday evening' of last week. air. Wil-
son is a native of Auburn, mad hadbeen
revisiting the scenes of •ble boyhood.
Mrs. Neilson, also is a former leUronite,
being born at, Man:well near Selerave,
and they have been. linding the country
from Niagara Falls to eluelph and. the
•beautiful town of Goderich and the little
town. of Auburn, nestling coe the billside,
very beautiful, "If they had, on area
like that in California; they would tell
the world," said lvtr. Wilson. "You don't
odvertise enough." Ur. Wilson
achieved .some fame elrice be left Auburn
nelf a century ago, for nearly eight years
Was in the -Methodist ministry, has tree.
tolled •extensively through Canada and
the qtates leoturing on social problems
arid spent two of the most inspiring
rears of his life in Ores& Britain travel-
ling from Land's lend to John O'Groat'e
cooperating with, as he says, themost
marvellous political organization In the
world; was elected for the. Legislature
Of. Itansas, and was called baek by cable
to Greet Britain to assist in the election
O f Ramsay leieDonald, arid Is now- on the
eve -of leaving for a loog tour to Surope
with a. part Y Saended by Dr. 'Jerome
Davis, of Yale University, sailing on'the
25th of this month to Sternal, OermanY,
Berlin, Vinland, and to Russia for a
month of study, .wheil they hoped to get
a Wage view of the five-yeareplan and
write a book between them, and after
their visit to RUSsie Mr. 'Wilson hopes to
go to the Geneva coriference.
- Made World Sore for Plutocracy •
The- world had changed, very tepidl
G. C..r. dated June 1th
y
airing .the last few years, which. Meant
-, DS
new problems which we should' not try
• elletitlemen.-Wcoin
of G
to dodge, •said Mr. Neilsen. We ''were
e,- the erretutive
mittee the oder-
ich branch of the living in art air plane age industrially but
Canadian Legloh,respectfully 1)311ticailY 33d .rtlig13341Y in 94ci"-call
t thie idea. It is an enceuraging eign desire to can your attention to the fel- day. ripest of our religious InstitutionsPractically in the hospital and anis-
oUrts 'taking time to consider
of the tineeS, boweVer. to See the 'various liming resolution licloPted -Jim were eth, 1932:
"Whereas an article law recently ap- sionaries had to apologize for conditions
Itv
elation e
peered in the 0. JO, I 4 w en eu 8 - a thee are. We bad gone through a
tocial problems,Mid to- etuy dunderlying "A Studerttea View of the Weha
World" by.tWeee, bloody war which sacri,ficed 10,000 000
causes et Such rattestions as unemplot- ha. the members of Goderich branch of lives rind it was the professecl c hristian
=ea. azid our4h itaderi; In various de, the canadion most World that went ,into this war, to make
nominations are speaking out. ,rho emphatically protest the printing at the the world safe for democracy as we saiel,
rorruordootion of industry ond oven oi, sa.icil article, but instead we had made it eate for
•fanning, and the large aggregations Of it'ateahraag• that Inah7 ot the Plutocracy, and •exploitin
g power was in
the saddle everyivhere, and millions .of
mente contained therein are true or
eapital neceesary to lenience' niaes'proe theoretically possible for the 'benefit of people were wholly deperiden't on a few
people' for' bread. ottr granaries
the fooling `egxeelemaPtotet)lit aild warehouses were lilted hundreds of
a-ctiore certainly, brine new prehteinenio. mankind, to nevertheless take
lu-el the TeSinta 4)f saeh matted effoits taateh.e. ThArtatteleinty, sto 9 ments a" of 3 thousands Of people were hUngrY'and
are In some way made eeeessible to the radical • and revolutionary eharacter thettit d h o Of the thurch sem
seemed -. be
many instead of atecruing to the benefit IWlitch history has proved to be un
wise to Sae. "Cheer up, brother, you'll soon
and unsafe to carry oat, ood which tat, be dead." If Jesus bad given that
et the Sew. Ninety-five per oe.nt of the
wealth of a country in the Meade ot 5 history of the British *nation bas amply tteetehing he would not have been killed,
proved to be urisoited for our partioular mad•the speaker. And it was the re -
Per 'Cent. of the ppole Is a condition needs, and that a gradual evolutionijlglous
people r)f the day that killed
tireat erninot but bring about Unrest. • along the lines of :human Improvement
• 4 ,4 Is entirely peefemble.
MRS. GORDON 13ISSET PRES.
Medal at Mutual lifeetiog of W. IL
InStittite on Jrnie 1th
"2, • %%at etateMents of a seditious and
disrespeettul nature . have been Made
especially In refereace to our reigning
loons° and those in authority. • •
"3. That more than a hint has been
printed reflecting on the motivei Intel -
1 ' Ugence and loyalty to 811 Patriotid'
laelgeave woe Cans-
je centre at Winch. the 'Mans and esPeciallY to our anned. tomes
niet daring the recent war.
Wonletiel Instltute Wit Huron
of seof
ler their dietriet annual nicetinfi oil "4. That seeds dition arid
Taman. June 1th, whens very inter-
atibeeellliegathering-evas
'There were matting and afternoon Les.
40na, 'at betli of aittelt the dtstriet lOre-
sident., Mrs. Robert Davidson, ot Dun-
gamic's, ,presided. About one bunched
and fifty delegates were regittered, end
at the afternoon meeting the hall was
n11.131 to eapay. As many as' ilfteen
and sixteen reproentative cams from
many of the branches. which with the
recently ontutir.ed Junior InctittIte at
Dungannon, now number twelve. A
etunpttiotte dieutier was terved In th•e
haeercient of the United eiturela tunoina
lent the ball, by the ledies Of the Bel-
.erave and pt. Augustine brattello. After
• tide dinner hour, Rev. Mr. Grant, pastor
of the United church, welcomed -dr
arknotes to Delgrave. in a neat entail.
which •was replied to in a pleasing. ed.
tyMr. Itclitert V1413httnAll, Illyth
The 'me:Ming scaliest eilened with the
tinelag of the Institute Cele, follawed bY
teeriptufe raeeding by Mee. Cordon inissett
el Octicrteli and prayer 1)y. as. Me-
Clintsa. in „tindrew
Olden, Miss Sero Darr. .1:ends:tem
tire. Ttetert WI lon, Olytla, and Mrs.
Charles Alton, leraugannen. WQ10 elected
as the cemitaittsetire:Mutt:vas% The
dangerous political opinion liave' been
emreect among...the,. etude/eta...of_ out. Colic..
glato Institute at a time when their
Weide are most Impreselonable.
"0. • That general -doubt has been east
on the intelligence Of Mir people.
"Bang folly cognizant with the fact
that Our Goveroraent is not perfect and
that errors have ben and Are 'being
made, wo still believe that the above
mentioned artfelo to he obnoxious to
Canatliete eitleeria generally, wherefor
we revive that t
"The person or pertona responsible for
thee Publicatiort or who allowed. the pub»
lication of the aforesaid article do Imbli*
catty explain, retract or apologize for
the statements therein toutained, faint;
which negate() must be had to higher
authority:" • , .
(Signed) A. II. JANA
' rfeaitzeut.
rise article tinted, tiniong ether things,
that no country greet or small, was ever
worth the sacrifice of a tingle human
lite and slaggcsted that military oniCials
Join a eireus to cattly the 'desire for
Parade uf unifeirms.
. The enplanatien •anil expreSsien 02 re*
gm!: frosi Prinelpai Hume and W. Cali.
e. mEtt. svia8tata. &land, the celitor4n-eialet of tile G.
rcadtheminutes- d -the last annual
tnettlint whiSi •was held a (Wert&
VtO sZs froM branch recretarles.
. Which foliowz.d. that cclIcl
%I:41klutd tczn aithreugh.'
cut the year. the Catc?. attcatten of the.
itintitutes having te.-:a.-earc:...t.c1 rciLkitily
• to iszlat Work,' hat% tzvmit citn1 la Nor.
lit= Ontario and in 17Jeltan C..„kitads.
'The mats 'me %,-ery nzatifVngh thz.
face •et the pr csmt etzzemt... erisItl. and
the varis-43 inetrIzcs 0.70 cenga-
ttiletrd men CV:4 slt,".calid eittcraL-0
t'.1 tin tre PcnsIts
caves:co etareleeee ezemitteCe-erehee
eattees, ieeefterranit? teal
teal:tn. Ce., :1C.aTil. and C.`...2
f.saesteee' filooft wan gleclb7tlre.
err. cf
The 1 trZe eta!: it?
ticetiel e!cc-
ore.6, ..eLdere, Um. Mete$- K.t4e
ertt rxy
Review end the writer of tho article oh-
!crted to., pahltited in last weeit's
ne (belt eetned the Matter cetiefactovily
.11111 CC,117.zerrtcd. The article was de*
saleed as the vapettics 02 the youttlful
mind feeling it, way and not ta ;1, can-
sidered as to t'ci iLltergreted ardotiniy
Wm a tjrawn up writer.
ACCIDENT AT WINTIIROP
%Vital ea2 :suddenly swelvcd,
castetraelvene....-,Ve nil finely tinted
over t'.'see tmes ncar Winthzeto eat
day. time
0, 0.7.131e. Cart,-,4ii, was
ti*:.,7,•:a. Otto alCr..2 WaS Z:A1:1'7
:.e.:cnattd. fie was taRea b Cral.L‘11.3
Cmith: a. c,%top.a.nr.:eh,
CI% tz.1:Lts and ettaf.ers.
T.cn wc2, tht.lr way to•atratford trm
,:.:173n1. The cav w ,c1;trthe•
••-,ttr.t of ate.tt $65. Waa ateae to.
1
Jesus, who was epeaking for the mimeos
1VILSON
who eoUld not plead their own cause.
•Whistle Till' the VVhistie 'Whistles
,Theusands • and thousands of 'good
Canacilens .were worried about to-
raorrow and betweexz eight and • ten
millions in 'tire States. Were Unem-
ployed and were told they woUld have.to
wait till the whistle whistles to go to
work and • in the rneantime they could
whistle till the whistle whistled. These
Were days of the .trust. When a child
Was born he was met at the start with a
trust and. be Went out with a cof-
fin. trust.. Itusedto be "trust Sit the
teord;", notv It was, "trust Ineverything
else." Tho' expleitation systein . prevail-
ed everYwhere. The.Iand wee oWned by,
the land ownersthey got it by hook or
by crook, mostly by .trook. The land
was monopolized, so was the mebbinery.
• The farrier was told he was the.foun-
dation of society .and •like a good fame
dation he was not supposed to move.
The earmer feeds the nation lead the
Woild aid he. Ought to be independent
but he was in a bad state at present,
while the man Who fatmed the farmer
that faimed;the land was getting along
very nicely. .••
Mr. Wilton said his father used to be
a shoe makerwith bait a -dozen Inert
.working for hint. Now shoes were turn-
ed out by machinery, which Produced.
more shoes than we could wear, and; we
produced so much wheat that we had te
go hungry. Some people -said the hunuin
race had sprung ' front monkeys but he
dide not think we had sprung very far
yet. When monkeys had plenty they
nodes picnic; when mankind had plenty
theY had a pmdc.
Mr. Wilson evidently believes itt equal
rights. Woman was the first agricide
Wrist, while man went off to hont bear,
and yet It was, as it were, only the day
Vetere yesterday that Men give women
the right even to vote, and mankind had
made a sorry mess 'of politics with his
tense of mis-rePresentatives and a Senate
full oe men who died years before they
etopped breathing. •.
. The Machine Age .
We had 80,000 fewer men in .the.West
producing wheat and yet more wheat
was being prociuced because we hat
and Mosquitoes Q.,uicldy by
• A Perfumed Mist Based on
Japanese -Fiovvers
' There is a spray based on an ex-.
tract of Japanese flowers, It was
• developed at Mellon Institute of
Tridustrial Research by Rex Re-
search Fellowship, Ten years and
over $100,000 have been spent hi
perfecti'ng it,
The name is Fly.Tox. When used
in a new.type Ply-Tox sprayer, it
fills the 2Vphl With a cloud of per-.
fumed mist, harmless to people,
stainless to anything.
But that flower extract is deadly
to flies and mosquitoes. It kine
• them quickly at is touch. Aladthey
T
A Rex keie
Hsei rly*Toli only, and always ilk
a inew.typs Fly-Totz spreayer.
L11 every stroke will releeLe
into the air conic ltE0,000 particles
of spray.
rIy-Ten is efficient beyond all
gompare. It is all.pervading, quick
and econotideal. Hverylet is tested
can't escape if Fly.Tox is Used
rightly --to fUl the whole room
• with that gloating mist,
• rly-Toy, at a cost of 1 or g cents,
• rids a roma Completely of these
deadly peaks.
This is the latest, Most efficient
most economical way to free your •
home -and keep it Ate -groin
these germ.bearing insects. They
• contaminate all foods they touch
-infect when they bite, They de• .
stroy over 40,000 lives per yeat
mostly fives of children. Employ
it libc,NrallY and often ti) be safe.
arch Product;
on flies in oar laboratory. 1t0 pe. •
tency la guaranteed by, e'very
denier. The nothing less. efficient
When the safety of' four berme fre
at stake. Fly-10xb sold every-
where throughout the world,
Harmless to people. StainIesS.
Fly -Tex is made in Canada.
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Pains In Stomach and
So BadWould HaveTo Sit Down
&trj.ts Landry, itaneton, -JX an
certainly rcranr..tzsal Dr. 1.Powler's Estrwt oii" Wild
Verawberry tor cramp or pains la tho stomach am!
111 •cacli awful' rasa mv
steals ▪ -h. e to.7:2 part' of tee, teeteete, at itimra.„, 1
• tz=o to tit down, 1t.sz-,ls 1)r. 1.',4eitErra, onEI
• ca.:a vcIicyc...l. •
egV,1,('-a. chitarn w.:•to tnal etwenia kc --,t a
1tt3 the, eel it tc.110.7,1 ttem wealer
cci eny o ttr.,..-a hovel tenellints."
machine* that would cnk threah and 441et
75 or IGO tiros a. day and the Tnist
owned deur =elle esuld grind eUough
deaur in 44 ciitYs and engine Soo a year's
sappy. Qzza nundregi Wad ten tItOuSSMI
tans ef peadtee retted UsCalifeinia Int
S'ear and in wrath America they were
Miming coffee tokeep the Pave WI 3114
titO Ores PM,: went out. Arid we called
It a Cbristian, Xt Ni'as neith-
er Cltristian nor eivilizatiall.
We were Vending like drunken talk=
Unde Sara speutlest
ayr $74%000,000- en Inilitarism while
aple were lumpy for food. Sometblus
t. be done about It an, Surely we
eauld organize our .batelligenee ee (het
with sueh plenty it eleauld be easy for
everyone to live happily. Jesues mis.elen
was to put righteousnehe en tbe earth.
He nete-e. asked any Anon to worship him.
erne not to increase the population
of a eitY oalted Heaven but to put right-
eleusnese on the earth, leut 'we were so
busy going to Ifeaven In the sweet bye
and bye that We forgot to do anything
for the now and now. It we were going
fo--kne- Ifeaverleleee Shoul.d
start to practise 'in Auburn now.
- Jesus a Marvellous rhil. °soaker
Jesus did notteflusis4wtodo ev
thing 'while be was on the earth,
eald, "I bate yet many things to y
unto you but ye eannot fear them now;
how be it when. Be, the spirit of truth
is 'come Be wifl guide you into all
truth," "Ye shell know the truth and
the truth shall make you free" was not
ePelten by a 'religious tenatic but by a
marvellous philosopher. And we had to
interpret Ris teaching in the light of
world needs. "11 any man, say he loves
God and hateth his brother, truth is
not in him." .And any polities' party
that dodges these great -issues it's name
Is Minis. We can't fiddle While Rome
1Mrus and expect -the sapport of ittelli-
eent people. The control must be in the
interests qf the people instead 01. In the
interests of the interests.
We should bring about reality in re.
Heim. We should stop waying for the
Windom of heaven to come and Voting
for the devil. to stay. You can go tc
•heaven by any ' recite you like but we
should try th fix up the world a little be-
fore we leave it. We haVe got to get a
Political' party througls whiebthese ideas
wUlfutioteen, and the time was coming
when we Must bring out a. great program
for the „fanners, for the trusiness Men.
Tue idea that what was good enough for
MY father was good enough for me was
all bunk, -Some day We were going to
see the moans of life socialized so that
the individual might' be free.
Ur. Geo. Sturdy occupied the chair
for the Meeting and Miss Ihneson played
for some community singieg before the
lecture was given. .
REEVE:MAKES,
• A ROT RETORT
suggestion to Abolish the County
Council Draws
Fire
McNE.11. TRIALS REHASHED
Cost of Administration of Justice
Is Again Raked
Over
"Xf they want to start 'this abolishing
business, let them start right in Toronto.
There are plenty of things they can
abelieh there, with preflt t,o this cpun-
try," said Reeve Albert Goldthorpe in
county council Wednesday morning last
week. Re. referred to the suggestion
from Toronto that couhty councils be
abolished in the interests of coot -tomer.
Goldthorpe, speaking vety icatdler,
strongly tondemned the, pest ef the ad-
ministration of justice le this county.
Re• harked back • to the MeNell bank
robbery 'trials. which, he said, cest the
county between $6,00 and $7,000. Be
singled out several bills tor comment and
referred particularly to one of the crown
attorney for expenses becurred in attend-
ing an Investigation exe Toronto of efuron
county criminal justice accounts.
"wee paid the shot but we never got a
report," shouted the afteeve. "Are our
o eurts to -become a farbe; are they co be
made the laughing stock of the coun-
try?" he asked in referring to hotel, re-
staurant and other bills of oiliciaIs and
jurors.
'It wasn't our fault that the jury dis-
agreed three thriee in the McNeil trial.
wtis becOase one of the head detectives
of the Proviitte of Ontario was a fugitive
from justice when lie had an the parti-
culars and fade and was lit charge of
this case. This is the kind of stuff tnat
is-goingon in Toronto while We poor
farmers are struggling trsring to pay our
•bilise The trial was held We a da 3r be-
o rtuse the prosecuting attorney was in-,
diSposed, and we all kuow what that
Means,' and he was pad $100 a day. We
are being bled to death by this sort of
thing, Let . Toronto' clean. up -ite
Mess first."
IteeVe• Goldthorpe then •attacked the
practice of sidrourning eaSte-ixt police
court. Be cited an Instance tvilere one
eato cost the cavity $400, There were
three enjournmenta ond for oriole the
crown attorney was paid $25, "'I say
the 43ov0nuneht lead. better a.boliale
something else besides tounty 'coattails."
• "1erliep.3 we are a UtIIa backward in
matters of thie slid Wardell lead.
er, "We should make it our business to
lind things out. There Is a. lot of money
going somewise.r.e that we know nothing
it, orne test of adintilistration of juetice
Is becolning 0online."
County Constables' Pay
Irani when a
he •rat down.• Previousl,y
Reeve Ooldthorpe was given quite. l
.lia
hed referred tomneage tellested.by con.
stable's:Minim 10 cents. 'a mile or
trans-
postation *t prisoners and 10 eents...a
mile for themeld the officer's' ear.. "11,
81Sattro. Palish,. this' 25 eutito a mile," he
•
Rem• Ge1ger41*"That's whet 1se7.
•
. •Ifiggins tip here. told, Win to'dig into
Ottridry received S1000 lest rear. That
M !
is tee uchM. 'att wliy 1 want Auditor
then things for years hack."
•• Clerk Ifolinan-"All that" Is,, in the
wawa. report."
..Hoeve Gelger-"It is scattered all over.
have It all summed up."
•Csuncil /Ater AoVed et a motion to
• bring Mr. IINgins to CatIcrich. •
The tlissemion was tireught about h7
• e letter -11.m Cienerel. Victor Williams,.
et the Ontarl.o police, outlining the bluties.i
eonstabies and paintiml out that it
tva4 the cairratVa titer' to irrovide rZa.
itVrt'C: Whiteside w:th an office.
Came InClittn3 cat= nat see why the
assnto thotal'cl, =Vide an •ellIze fa2 ate
in'or wham t."..,vv Ind no
atta taco I2 tne9 did so 42 csveral
MovEzzlitt eZttitt,
14.trtitm rwe
; Tha 1a11:3wing titi,nz.ms were
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Chas. Black
Phoae Rotel Bedford
Next Bedeord Rotel
procure• a wreath for Mr. Momillan's
timeral and that the clerk be instructed
to write a letter of sympathy to ,ins
daughter, Mies Ilargaret IdcMUlan
Carrled.
•ArcWbactinUttr--Tbat a-resoluticeo-elee
sent to, the Secondary .school boards of
tlie county requesting their co-operation
in reducing the cost 01 our eecoadary
shooIL Nithlie this council does not
tvish te impair the service and usefulness
of the educational syeteva, we feel that
stoPi StmUld be taken to bring the cost
of carrying oil our schools more in keep-
ing with the present e.sonomic conditions
of the country and we would suggest
that a reasonable reduction in teachers"
salaries would 'be 4 means ea that end,
Referred to education eommittee.
'
Moved by Peter -W. Scott. and A. J.
Goldthorpe that -this County Council ap-
proves .of the action ot the Coude 'of
Wentworth asking for an appeal. to the
peerednion Railway Board to have rural
telephorte rates reduced be keeping with
.itke thnes.--Referred to Legislative OM-
mittee.
• Moved by Peter W. Scott and A. J.
Goldthorpe that this council request the
Ontario Legislature to pass Legislation
cemitsinns Grand Juries in- the Province
of Ontario on grounds of economy. -Re-
ferred to. Legislative committee.
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