The Lucknow Sentinel, 1930-04-24, Page 4Luidkritiwi.
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SINESS SUMMARIES
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KINGSBRIDGE • • '
(inte'ncied for last week)
.111rs.. Morgan . Dalton lias returned
• ,home after. visiting her daughter Mrs.
..lack Cleary of Witlfeateburg and Mrs.
Arthur. O'Connor of Whitby. ;„ •.
• Mr. Mike Griffin and hia son, .Mr.
Joe Griffin, Miss Frontenac Griffin and
Mr. • Pat cBeauchamp . visited -friends,
• here for a few day. .
Mr. Griffin has returned Imre after
visiting her mane friends in Detroit.
The funeral of the late Mr. Dunean
• MeKay. of SOo. Mich. took place at
the, home of Mr. Jack McLeod. The
0 body, was accompanied by his ,two
sons -ie -law and 'his dt,ughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Martin and Mr. Nash. ,
An Early Pioneer gone to her Reward
On APrill the 9th. Death's Angel
visited our naris rid cloimed one of
our oldest citizens, rs. lVlary Dalton.
• Mis. Dalton held t e .4-fficoue distinc-
.• tion of • beine the ,.firet • girl ,born ii
Ashfield in. 1840. her narerti being
• ,amone ,the earliest, riessee-s. Mrs.
Dalton was of a eheerfel disnosition
and she always twor kindly interest
in the, people of this communitY. 'She
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lusters get • and nearly as ranch all the
financial rimvar0 of. the pVieie'mii
later of •Canada. Of course the MaYor
,of Toronto lacks in. glery what IW
gains: in moneY. The Terento •Alder-'
men ,did seem to be.overdoing' it;
altogether, when • they made the in-
,creaseapplyto the three months of
the year which .are gone as well as
to the nine firet to come. But they
likely know • what they Are akout„, and
are prepared.. to face the 'conse...
tinences at. the . end of the year.
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liatiONlicvs CITY COUNCIL
4 far•'yeaesago a Toronto news.-
paperPOintedont that the men usual;
ly elected to the City .Coteeil Were:
• such iliat nobody would or a moi
thinic;;of erigeging thein to take
chOge of a private' heftiness.
Published every Thursda# morning.:
- • • • at fAchnow, 'Ontario.
A,. D. MacKenzie. groprieter
and Editor.
PLILMSD:AT, APRIL 24, 1930.
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WHY THIEVINQ _PERSISTS •
•FI'anfR Moses/ the: Indian who
with two associates; entered and rob-
bed 4,- R. Finlayson't .store 'e few
'vreelia:iego, haying Admitted Ilia and
other lionsebreeking; and `theft.grimea
with, 'whieb :he .was 'Charged, was sen
ence'd to serve, three years,- the
Peniteetiary KingstOn. „
To be :more explicit, Moses Weft
'sentenced id serve seven years
kiegston. institution—three yeArs for
the Luclinow "affair' and two yeiti,e
• for each of two' crimes eommitted at
Seuthampton. But (and here is :the
joker) he will serve ell aeven years
in three' years. In the ,first two years
he will serve two yearis of, the three -
Year sentence; tWo years feir crime
NO 1 at Southampton; and two seers
for crime, No 2 at Southampton. SO
:there you are, eix years .reeled ,off
in, two years and Only one left to be
done the third year. ' That word
"Concurreiitly" apes it—sentence for
the Various alines to run condiir-•
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watched with satisfaction and pride
the growing developments of the
parish, and everyone knew and loved
'aer for her kindly smile and helping
•hand. She possessed • those aterime,
agalities of frankness, honesty, and
charity.
Mrs. Dalton lived for seventy years
on the farm on which she died. From
a family of eleven, seven survive
•her, five sons and two 'daughtZrs:—
John, of,-Seathforth; Jerry, of . Gocle-
rich Twp.; Joe in Ataeka,• Jim, of
Vancouver; Mrs. Windle, of Detroit;
Edward ,and Annie,. R. N. at home,
and ale° Mrs.. Pope ef Yitehener,
grandchild to whom Mrs. Dalton took
the niece of a mother. She. is Also
survived by one brother, Jerm.Flyzin
of Sault St.. Marie.
The funeral took place in St.
'Joserils'e chrrch, the celehrAnt beifir
a nephew, Rev. ,Father' Hussey , of
Kenora. Rev. Father McCardle • as-
sisted in the sanctuary. The body was
serried to its last resting place. bv
six pallbearers: Messrs. Jerry Dalton
Jac* C. Delton, 'Mike Dalton. .7hn
Dalton, nephews of the deceased, Mr.
J. Molone and Mr. Thos. Sullivan.
May her soul, rest in peace. -
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„ That severe .00rninent but it
appears to be correct,
Last December saw one Of the niost
strenuous local election .'eameaigna
•ever carried on in Toronto, but . the
outcome does not appear to • have.
been ,fortunate:
Prevailing ;opinion of, the council,
then- elected is well summed up in a
recent iisee . of' Toronto "Saturday
Night the course of which it says:
"Toronto's present City Cquncil
seems given to talking and
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getting nowhere as the wort of its.
'rently.-, In -feet-- „.P.Wh.,.3eessera.„..The only' measure • or
.the•WOrse -off because "of the :South-.
aintton erinies,. • • , • .• •
• At:. the' endof the %three ,'.yeara
Francis .Moies will -be releas
ILVUV which. it las' shoWnTiniiiirit.
:alacrity Nwis(' that WEerehy the, salar-
ies .of the maker, aldermen and 'Con.;
trailers were somewhat substantially
inereased. ,•
"On matters of grave importance
Toronto:has been treated ta rzionth,.
of gab. with nothing a6oinpliShed.
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"Not only in connection withthe
• street eitensions, but in nearly every
other matter, the Council's instability
and incapacity to get anywhere re• ,
vealitself." .•
"The foil o'f the eleniorifte in send.
ing. tin horn ward politicians, to' the
City Council: to deal ,With 'business'
questiens quite beyond their grasp.
was never more clearly ,demonstrated
These are severe atrietureS,bu'
they are :deserved: net only by •••thc
717Oronto. City Council but by' the
Councils of.all :citierthe size Of Tor .
onto.. on' this continent.. Democrac:.
iata hard school, and the human -met
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is1 going , to .pay dearly for its es,ons
Bdtthere seems. no way out. •" "
The .electorate of Toronto 'ale as
intelligent as that .to be found any-
• where, and that is the sort of counci'
they ..electil each, year to manage their
• affairs.
BRUCE AS RESTRICTED, ARE '.'
When the members of 13ru-
County Council at the January ,
sion appointed a Committee to work,
in conjenction with Mr. Forsyth, the
agricultural representative, with the
object he view of havingBruce County
.declared restricted Area, to., pre-
vent, or a least. greatly lessen the
'danger 'from bovine tuberculosis, it
was , a wise. move for there isn't the
slightest doubt that milk from cows
affected with tuberculosis has caused
And is causing ,the death of .many
Children, and adults too,. in this
province. Prinee Edward is the only
County, in Ontario which has beer
declared: a restricted area. Formai.:
who' piirchace stockers or 'milch cow.
from. a county .whieh has not beer
an at:Credited' area • will be put to r
little delay hi-hine the cattle the3.
purchased delivered but it is wortl
considerable' delay to know the pue
elgised eattle are not diseased. Farm
ers .a restricted area whose cattle
will come under the tuberculin test
Still not be under any less, eXcepi
with grade steers on 'which they are
allowed no bonus by. the' Dominion
Governfeent, merely' the value for bee'
With cowsand heifers as much r!
$40 Of a. bonus, is given besides thi
value for beef. The reason why mill
from'tubercular cows is so much inn) c
denger,ous to puhlic health. than mesa'
from the steric animals, is becate.c,
of the high tern p eratu re , to whi•
meat is subject in cooking, destroy
the germs. All the .same none' of
would eat roast or fried. Neat fron
en .animal..affected, with tuberculosi
if .we knew. it. In • rnritl districts th
ia not pasterizecl, hence th• e
danger of, children, ese:ecially„ con
teaeriiik- the tubetecitstll' Pr
pasturi zing is not a . corn plc te safe
guard, for the milk may be eoromein
Med' Ey' carless handling after' it h's
Istee sub;e•ited the high temperatur
We would' Iii$e to. knew that
cow • turn ill/Ting miff; fir They 'iti
_rens vies nr10 of An aecredited her
the Kingston Penitentiary t by
industry or to 'lndulgeIn housebreak-
ing and stealing; as he *may .choose.
Does anyone imagine that. Francis
Moses Will he a better man after
being released from Kingston? • He
had siic previous convictions and had
served a term in the Reformatory at
Guelph: ' • • - '
With •men like this one 'being
turned loose upon public, is there any
wonder that theft and robbery are
coznmon? •
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NO bank robnety or big pay -roil
hold up is engineered by an inexper-
ienced person. In every case the Per-
petrators are ex -convicts. penitent-
iary they have planned and studied,
nothow to Mike an honest living, but
how, to rob suceetiefuly, and how to
.bcat the 'Police:'
A jail ghould not be regarded as
• a place' Of punishment. It • should be
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regarded as a place of confinement.
for the retention of. persons who
prove thennelyea •dangerous to the
public, and dangerous characters
...should be confined there, .not 'for two
years or three, but until they reach
an age when they. cease to be danger-
ous. Men over fifty Years of age
rarely indulge robbery.
• This.man, Franeis Moses, has given
proof enough that he is not fit to be
:at large awing civilized people, yet
we shAll 400n have him with us again.
• SALARY 'GRAB ..AT TORONTO
When a. governing body, whether
municipal, provincial, or national.
votes kn increase to its members, the
action is termed a "salary. gra14,--
that is by the folks outside who do
not think diet the members of. such
bodies are entitled to mole than they
were getting before.
.However if the. members of Any
• governing body ,would ' wait until
somebody' else increased their • pay.
we would Taney the increases would.
be fen. •and far between. The tax-
• payers who have to put up the money
!Usually think the pioneer of public
office is about enough for. a specess-
•ful candidate. But the members of all
governing bodies thitic differently
after election whatever they may
think of it before. There are many
demands of time and money upon
an elected public servant in a deivi
Ocracy and generally the. • job , is • a
thankless one. Some however .are
puffed up and pleased with it.
it is• a curious fact that although
invariably there is a great outcry
in the newspapers about a "money
grab," ;and 'predictions that the eleet-
• orate will not stand for such thievery
it makes little or no difference to
the grClihers when they come up at.
the next election'.
The electors- generally rerOgnite
that the. members of. •coencila 'and
parli.arrients iro-. net, over paid even
after. the "grab," and besides oppos-
ing candidates ao plea -ed, enough
with the prospects of the. higher iay;
so they say nothieg. .
thin OM' griess if it doesn't tern
out just that V,Ay with th fcafit
Much *condemned yrah at 1:oronto,
iVUed atirie.tirecr; And tottryttirmk
Fireproof Wallboard
Poi 80e. By
' ,Win. Murdii & Solt • a •
Dalt ik Porteous •••
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Voted themsehres a handsome ino-easer
`—not forgetting the mayor, who. hap-
pened at the' time to be evinfiped to
his bed,- due trr an Accident. The
Toronto Alderman ire now t.O• re.
delve' $1,200 per year \end the reayer
will get $11,500 per year, which it.
men trittli the Dominion Cabinet min?,
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thri this, tGrilin a wnri.,1
while service if Ise and his coll•rterlin
the town eouncli ipsisged ori
rigid inspectien ol tlit cows !ripply.
ing nl11 for ' this temn, Nethinr
• should tome ahead • of the public
befilth;Chesley Enterprise.
Crops property and livestock de- : •
stroyed 'by fire and lightning last year - •
, 'ainounted co.:note than $2;000,000 in . •
Ontario: Thai's one of the reasons so
. •• many .farmers are now using RIB -ROLL
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Severe weather conditions ,RIB -ROLL keeps every building oh. the farm sale
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Preston Barn Ventilaters •
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WILL VISIT OLD LAND ••.17RAT ROYAL TRIP.:
Rev. F. S. MacKenzie, DD., prin-
cipal of the Presbyterian College. at
Montreal, and a former Ashfield
township boy, has been appointed by
the Pres'oterilan Cht.ri.h in this count-
ry to/ repre,ect it . at the General
Assemblies this year of, the Presby-
terian Churches of England, Scotland,
Wales:And irc!and. He 'will' sail May
9th and will Visit each country in
turn. •'
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In • the past three years 1407 young
men have participated in the trip to
the Royal Winter Fair sponsored. by
the Ontario Department of again this
year during which time . the guests
will have an opportunity to see for
themselves many phases of Ontario's
agricultural and industrial life. The
contest is open to all farmers and
farmers' sons and full details can he
representatiye.
Phone No. 10 fs at Your Service'
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