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GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1935
• erument had found ways and means to
diameters resulting from acts of God.
jail Sentence for
Receiving Goods
1 circumstances that led to the charge,
autl gut off with ten days, eight of
which already laud emu >•s^'=t ea re-
mand.
"I came to this town pith a little
Magistrate Refuses to Believe De-
fenoe Story of
"Frame-rep„—Thursday's Court
Wilfred Graham was found guilty of
receiving stolen (Zeds and sentenced to
thirty days In jail by Magistrate J. A.
Makin on Thursday last.
With four other men, Graham was
arrested ou May 10 after a daring
theft, In broad daylight, of five cases
money," he explained, "mud like any
lieolchm•n, unfortunately, started with
nue drink and twentwlly took too
much."
"Where do you come from?" asked
His Worship.
"Musseltwruugb, Weekend," be re -
Wed. Aliso Craig, Julie 2t Ile -tern Ou- mentary
But you told me last week you were tart* farmers who lo -t '. 1_ � es) through t Commons.
from Ellensborough,' interpellated F. An appropriation of $42,000 is
ure f the lift helieu Corpora -
sander financial assistance
Cattle Shipper, 1n cams of
to Be Reimbursed
- dneeer+'e seteebeee a disaster for
the farmers which bad its ineeptle"S
with the Government," he said.
Compensation for Richelieu Victims
rumenPmen of Huron •tad Other Ottawa June 26.—Farmers who sue
weth tbe Richelieu Corporation in
o
OOunties W Lost through fered loss tbroughaehipment of cattle
Failure 01 Buyers 1933-34 will receive a measure of com-
-- pensatlon, according to the supple -
•estimates tabled In the House
of beer from the cellar of the Bedford
hotel Tbe tbeft took place on May
7. Three of the men, found guilty of
the theft, are serving terms In the Re-
formatory at Guelph; a fourth is ou
suspended sentence.
Graham was found guilty of trans-
porting the men and the stolen beer 1n
bis truck to the home of one of the
thieves, and ofdented all knowof leme of
edge of
the beer. He
the theft, and referred to the testi-
mony of the three convicted men, when
they implicated him, as a pack of Iles.
Their evidence was given ■t Graham's
prtr bytheMagistrate.br.He later elected
The defence, corroborated in part by
several witnesses, was that Graham,
seated in the beverage room, was ap-
proached
Pproached by Fred Littlechild, who
asked accusedstating drive
htte
Beat-
tie home,,
that tbe latter was
drunk. Graham assented, went to the
back of the hotel, got in hes truck, and
drove to Litttechild•s home. Graham
testified be knew nothing oe the stolen
beer In the truck until ISttlechlld.
Beattie and tux third man, John Weiss,
begets to unload It Witness swore be
refused to drink and drove straight
borne, remaining there the remainder
of the night.
Graham told of overbearing • plot
planned by Littlechild and Weise in the
jail, to implicate him In the theft
'Itis part of his story was branded aa
a fabrication by the Magistrate. Cor-
roboration by a witness t Grahaei
story that he did not speakto any a
the trio In the beverage room was
a
perjury from start to finish,'stated
Crowe Attorney Waimea.
"You have had the privilege of a
good defence, that 1!. by your solicitor,"
His Worship said to Graham. "'every-
thing has been done for you that pos-
sibly could be -done. I have studied
the evidence of tbe three men, sad
looked mak-Wary for evidence of
Sign ut spite or plot Ila their minds
against mi. TheisireVIII184,0;eirv-
responsibility In sebdingyoung man
e' to jail, but 1 will bass find you
guilty. Thirty days ht jail"
No evidence was offered eatering
nod charge
and the case was dismissed.
Frank Donnelly acted for accwed-
Geo. Williams & Son
DOMINION, PRiOYINCIAL and
MUNICIPAL BONDS
Firs Amidst. A.4saeWo red
General lttsursnre Agents
OTTICB, MEET TO BANS
or COMMERCE
awe 13 Gearl&
MURPHY
Collection Agency
and Real Estate Bureau
AOOOUNTS OOLLBtTPED ON
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COMMIION HAMS
TOWS and meaty seas
Wad ger sae ee seta
bind far De land Crass
Ilse.rabirs, Mises. end
Chaise Stasi Fa
Fencing
—"SKRVICB" is oar Motto—
?. T. MURPHY,
Plink 144 Manlike Street
Governor -In -council way Vet•itically
authorize. Live stock producers, par-
ticularly in Western Ontario, suffered
eunrlderable loss the, their,. rtl-
'., e v ie
association and the matter has been
subject to conrlderable discussion in
the House of Commons.
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I I4;H'l'1' i1erei1 YEAR, No 20
The newest sheet music, as it
comes off the press. CAMPBFIl.I.•S
DRUG STORE.
JUST ABOUT RIGHT
Young Lady (to a man)—"Oh what
set
aside to make such compassionate idla beautiful tie. I wish I hada dress
as
G. Weir, J.I', a near-Musse►borottgh the s
b f po
. export man himself lien, FedenlV subsl•li,,,,,1 cattle po lowancee to those farmers tbe !made out of tint."
"No, sir, It was Museelborongh," company, to pay thein for cattle
Craig *termed, and laughter ensued as shipped to England derided yesterday
the two Scots left the aturtroom to afternoon to petition members of Par -
have It out in their own language.
First, W. T. Bailie, of Cargill, !g- llament from the Ave tvuntieei effected
nored a mailed summons for speeding. to seek to have the Federal Govern -
then paid no attention to a served meat reimburse theta fur
rr
their
eil�t.
summons. The court will proceed Called together by
with .the case if he is absent
ateithafarmers
and It a conviction is registered hmecing and they v. re unanimous
warrant will be issued for his arrest. that in view of tie ansuec+eraful pro -
Speeders through Clinton are being secutlou of two •ieteielleu ot>klals at
checked up, two of them paying 46 London recently there 1s no hope left
and coats of 42. In the law for thein
A Bayfield man paid 12 and costa The appeal to the Government U
nd that farm -
for driving through a stop sign.e
being
n made on
Perthhe , Huron, Irmo
St•MME11111, SCHOOL PICNIC toe and Elgin counties were induced
The annual pksk of Summerhill to n n�gnnc` ttttle to tbbe lattere
o[eIteu
be -
school was held in Harbor Park on DeLee the Federal Government had Vv.
Saturday afternoon Rain cut short en the company a $13.te0 subsidy.
the program of sports but •i1 joinedThen was general criticism of Hon.
In races, softball and football for a
11. 11. Stevens, former Minister of
shorttime. About eecenty five in all Trade and Commerce a he dealt with
attended, the pupils being accompanied the Richelieu Corporation, and praise
by relatives and friends. Miss Dor for the M.P.'s for West Middlesex,
otby Wilson, teacher, was asalatffi South Huron, North Iluron, South
with the program by Messrs. E. Ellis, Perth East Middlesex and West Lamb-
Wesley
amaWesley Hoggart and R. 0. Smith, true- ton, for their support of the farmers'
tees. A picnic tapper was served Li claims to redress.
thee 'pevulon. - -- - -_-_ _.__- Ash Greenmail for Redress
The resolution r 1npt.d yesterday
CANNING DEMONSTRATION
will be forwarded to thew. It reads:
A demonstration on canning and the „Whereas the uaierslgned, assembled
use of vegetables In the home will be at Allsa Craig oe Jane 20, 1936, re-
beld In the library easement, Sea- prevent shippers of cattle In Middle -
forth, on Friday, June 28th. The sex, Huron, Perth, l.:,mbton and Elgin
morning session, from 10 to 12 o'clock, eountleu who suffered heavy losses
is intended for members of the Sea- through the failure of the Richelieu
forth Girls Garden and Canning Club. Corporation to pay us for cattle en -
The afternoon session, from 1.30 to trusted to them for shipment to and
p.m , is open to tbe public. - This safe. la England
meeting is in charge of Miss Flora "And whereas we were induced To
Dnrnin of Dungannon and members conalgn cattle to tbt's rompani largely
of all junior sed senior Institutes in on the representation that the Federal
the county are eordlally Invited to be Government had subsidised the cor-
m attendance at the afternoon's pro- poration for the equipment of boats;
"And wberuga 1R took this to be
gram an endorsement by the Government of
the lutes/ company;
e
I For Sale at Port Albert
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"Young men can profit by the stern.
unselfish lessons of the football field."
—Nicholas Murray Butler.
West Street
ELECTRIC SHOP
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Theft troll Stilets Cottage
After severely reprimanding Gordon
Teldemann, aged thirty-six, of Grand
Bend, who pleaded guilty to a charge
of breaking. entering and theft at ■
summer cottage the latter part of De-
cember. His Worship imposed ans-
pended seutence.
His Worship advised Tetdemann, a
married man with four children, to
stay away from liquor. A homebrew
permit held by the man's wife was
cancelled. Tetdemann stole some clotb-
ing and kitchen utensils.
"A lot of cottages are being broken
into, and feeling 1s high towards the
people who are guilty,' said tbe Mafia.
trate, as be freed Tetdemann.
Found guilty of obtaining goods from
W. W. Crosier, Steforth merchant, by
false pretences, 1'. J. O'Hara paid costa
of 49, tnclndlag restitwtloo- O'Mara
uttered a cheque for 41.25 when. It was
shown by his passbook, be had Se in
the bank. Redfeetlos---was offered
after a summons wow served, but the
eomplalnant reined to acre It at
that time. A Witty Sea
A broad Scots brogue, a quick sense
of humor and an Infectious grin sved
the day for John Craig, sailor, appear-
ing on a public c drunk charge. He
soon had the dosrt la smiles with
thei
his
wit, as iM explained
oODiRICH RIDGE CLUB
At the weed) bridge tournament
beld Mod*T evening, Dm following
were wtseerat +
North sad Sou MT. T. 3.
auwrasa mad Mr. Mosenee, Owl
20Ys ; bud, Mr. and Mn. B. 0. Beacom,
plus 18%; 3rd, Mr. sad Mra l.:n-
Taylor, pros 14 -
East and West -1st, Mr. R. .Ar.Siin
Meben •red Mr. R. Johnston, plus 21;
2nd, Mr and Mrs. A. S. Aspden, plus
10%; 3rd, Mr. and Mrs. J. Jones -Bate-
man, minus 3.
For the summer months it 1s pro-
posed to bold the weekly games at the
Golf Club, tbe first game to be on Mon-
day evening, July 8th.
4 .
It Is Always Profitable
TO KEEP IN MIND OUR WEXLY PRICE REDUCTIONS
This Week Jane 28th to July 5th, inclusive
Speelai in Tooth Br.sln.,....19e
Modem 2 pkgs. for 45e
Bayer's Asp4i4n In bottles
dozen i!t
This tie
LIST'6RINE
25c
49c
89c
Derided Caps
Ek 34., 4,e
14ee's IMuk Sal
Mean Me
lneve 7,e
Baby's Own Tablets
2te
Ipas Testi Paste
3,e
fins -Bar. Logien
tie
Nsasesaa, !de jar fes
lye
WE SELL F[I.A4
Wsotibury's Pariah
Cr..anJan tbe, Ger
Sol Hepatica
Small
Zee
Health Salts
IA. tin Bee
FRESH CANDY
I1. Boxes Mee
Toilet Sew assseted
maks..k s cake
A sew Inas—
Marsden' I/nit.tne
ter steak, sprain;
4 -ss. settle bee
----R1TV DRUGS AT TIM DRUG BTORR----
Campbell's Dunlop's Lauder's Wigle's
pe _ presets,* Dragster. D eressee
,: Ne the
every effort
Uament
acct at to
Yea
test
' Far-
ad -
for
obligation to the
.:._
Polities
Sgpiitirs st r
trocllrsy phould not
into the question.
salt, a Med way not;
wanted was to bare
SENSATIONAL GOLF
Page Mr. Ripley for the story tbe
golfers brought back from the Lis-
towel tourney last week. The heavy
rains had left the course soggy, but
some good Bolt was played, Including
what might be called "flukey" golf.
Dr. N. C. Jackson, playing myth Roy
Irtoyd, Ted Plante and a l,ncknow man,
&eve • fair bell from the seveuth
about 175 yards to muddy ground on
the near aide of a creek. He played
a marble shot, ground -hopping tbe
ball barely to the other side of the
water. Then playing a mashie niblick
be drove a high shot that landed on
the edge of the green, to bounce into
the cop beetle the pin for a Idrdle on
a p•r [our. .....�..
In limit that was rewash ttr-wtn
the plaudits of his friends and create
considerable talk at the clubhouse at
tbe end of the first round; but on the
second round Dr. Jackson drove 175
yards to the edge of the creek st the
seventh, hopped the creek with a
mashie shot, and played a high
mashie -niblick that landed on the
Veen. The ball bounced alone.
straightened out and rolled into the
cup beside the pin for a second birdie
on the hole.
Dr. Jackson has three reputable wit-
nesses.
tet
politica! con -
wed to enter
Tor) farmer
what yvips
1 nte•bell'a
ask for It, but he fottndsso support 1n
the meeting and the resolution will be
forwarded to Literal Und Conacrvstive
members alike.
Mr. Tuer said the .outcome of the
Loudon trial was a severe dlsappofnt-
meet to the cattle shippers.
"But I have bed contact with many
shippers and tbey are unanimous that
the matter Would not be allowed to
drop," he said'
Mr. Tuer told of • visit to Ottawa
to see Mr. Stevens, then Minister of
Trade and Commerce. "Mr. Stevens
apparently wanted to deny •ny respon-
sibility for the transacttoe though ad-
mitting that he hat paid • 113,000 sub-
sidy on two boats. He said that was
no guarantee of the company's Integ-
rity: I asked hint If It were fair for
as to surmise that this department
was able to 'subsidise Irresponsible
corporathn. er pectins, to take our
money. If so, I sold my report to the
shippers would -1'e not to place toe
mach contidenc!'"tn- the Government"'
Stevens Crushed
Mr. Tuer read from an article in
The Montreal Star on the day the
Itichetleu boat lett that port praising
btr. Sterens for "poling a new avenue
of trade,
-My candid opinion of Harry Stev-
ens Is trust 'he is }net playing the spec-
k -eviller. fflehind every move In his
career Is, Rte interest of Harry Stev-
ens."
The speaker asked why the Depart-
ment of Trade nue Commerce, headed
by Mr. Stevens. ,honld have had any-
thing to do with the cattle export
business', when a practical fennel., Mon.
Robert Weir, me at the head of the
Ihesertment of Attrlcaltpre.
"I hare it on a reliable source that
these fellows HITT oached Weir and
ere turned dog, n Bet they went to
tevens and he tete them on. Maybe
he saw an opuot!unity for grandstand
stuff," he said.
The evidence of Charles Sears,
chartered amount:tnt. at the London
trial was abundant proof, said Mr.
Tuer, that the lticbHieu Corporation
'should never have had _ a charter, much
leas a Federal stilteld)•
INSTITUTE PLANS
Clinton, June 17.—A nieeting of sen-
ior sad junior institute members was
held In the agricultural department
board room on Saturday under au-
spices; of the Institute branch of the
Ontario Agricultural Department and
nnder the supervision of Mies Flora
Durnln, Dungannon. There was an
attendance of twenty-seven, Including
the following representatives from
senior institute branches: Mrs Ouster,
Blyth; Mrs. Woods, Auburn; Mrs.
Adams, I.ondesborb; Mrs. Wardlow,
Whet; Mrs. McKinley, Mrs. W. Rosen
and Mn. N. W. Trewartba, Clinton.
The object of the meeting was to ar-
range a program of activities for the
year for the institute members and
dohs. Much enthusiasm was manl-
iest.
Tbe season's weak wilt extend from
the present time to the end of sum-
mer and later plane will be made for
the fall and winter. Miss Evelyn
Hall was appointed aeretary of the
meeting. Plans were made for a
meeting at Beaforth on June 2R, under
empires of the (Virden and Canning
Ctufts, the morning ae'sslon for club
leaderei and member* *net the after-
noon open to the county. A leader -
Alp training school at Blyth on Jnne
29 tinder aoaptces of the Breakfast
Club and an Achievement goy at
, Clinton os August , ors being ar-
•
Government's ,,rand OOUgat{w
"This Government les a moral obli-
gation to see this thing through and
to reimburse to for our looses.
favor turning these worthiees papers
over to them. It la • moral obllga-
tipn which cannot M dodged. it Is
more than a teed cMle ation which a
lawyer can twt,t until there la nothing
left, but neither lawyers
nor' putttl-
mt.
clans can (lode, a
Let them make the price np to the
farmers. The a;,,vernment stIrted the
deal. Let theist Ankh It," he mid.
"And Mr site 'es was warners be-
fore it was tee fate. William Oold-
Ing. the member for South Huron, ad-
vised him In FeptetnMr, 1933, to in-
vestigate the e,epetetlen thorongbly
before he advane'•d any money. They
were 4.40,000 In the ted when they got
the 4111,000," he .314.
Tim speaker wee{that -lam Or-
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Coupons June 15 and Decensber 15. Definitive Debentures
registerable as to principal only.
Principal and Interest payable in lawful money of Canada at
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