The Windsor Star from Windsor, Ontario, Canada • 3

1 Fr. Lalonde to Lecture Here FR. LOUIS LALONDE, Jesuit missionary of Montreal, will lecture in the auditorium of St. Marys Academy, Saturday nignt, speaking in both French and English on What Shall We Do With Our Children. Fr.

Lalonde has been a missionary for 3) ears, and has a wide reputation as an orator. Windsor Bank Clearings BANK clearing for the Border for November amounted to according to George Carruther Son- Thi shows a gain of $3,994,462, as compared with a total of $16,461,369, the November total for 1926. Bcr.rrr. cities stak, ed.nxsdat, November FORD SCHOOL BOARD LACKS MONEY TO PAY TEACHERS Gets Acclamation Girl Wins Medal NAVIGATION New Jurist Sits at Sandwich ME TRACK FIGHT AIRED NEW THROUGH EflABSJLKED Highways to Relieve Traffic Congestion To Be Built TB ASK OF 1 7,359.92 OF COUNCIL Battle Expected Monday Night When Request Is Made New Building Needed Also Adds to Complications In Financing The Ford School hoard lacks sullicient money to pay the December salaries of its teachers and has applied to lie town council for a loan of $17,039.92 to co' er the emergency. TO CON 1XLQI ord councillors will meet special session at 7 30 clock next Monday evening to consider the trustees request for the loan, which Ins hem presented In the form of a letter to the town council.

A prbal battle between Councillor C. Iv. Walton and Trustee George A. Scott, chairman of the tchool board finance committee is not unlikely to develop when the finance committee, headed by Mr. Scott appears before the full council to explain why the money ts needed.

Two months ago Mr. Walton was a member of a delegation appearing foie the trustees, and at that time Mr. S-ott reference to him as the would-be Mussolini of Ford City" resulted in a battle of words between the trustee and the councillor. Both parties to the duel intimated that hos'illties would not be forgotten when they next met in pubhc, and since that meeting wi'l take place Monday night, an encounter is anticipated. OV iPIT'L ACCOUNT In petitioning the council for a loan, the trustees explain that the money which should have gone toward the payment of the teachers il tries, out of the maintenance fund provided in this years school board estimates, has already been spent on capital account A list of 25 items of capital expenditure, ranging from 40 to 3.500 has been submitted tn support of the statement.

The suggestion of the trustees is that the council issue municipal debentures to realize the sum required Contending that if the procedure suggested is within the scope of the count il, it is at least very much out of the ordinary, the councillors have referred the matter to the town solicitor for decision, and have set Monday rights meeting to learn his opinion. Aside entirely from this phase of vv s'' 5 -4 'v. p' 'S v'y Z'4 A '-IT ry. -b I)H. (dSTUl nCssi, "Who has been Riven an a--( rnidtion as mayor cf Tecum-sr DR.

LACASSE WINS TECUMSEH RACE Gets Mayoralty as Others Drop Out; Contest For Council Seats Tr flustive Hii'nve ta mayor of Tei umselt for 1928. His elistion by acclimation was announced laet night when the only other nominee for the mavora ehiir. Dr A. L. Fois-min.

withdrew. Mayor Maurice Kenaud, third rontendor, dropped out of the rate earlier At 9 oi lm lit night when all nont.nees hid to ptesent tliotr for-m 1 1 at.iti mt nt of qu iht, i ations in ord to ltmain as candidates, seven e.indldites for ekftlon to the three varamua on the Tccumsoh council rem ilmd in the rai e. The councillor rrceivintf the greatest number of votes will take flit for two years They are Christopher Ptrent, W'. J. sleep.

Albert I.ehl i tie. Caliste Iaibute. Hied lioutelher, laiward Hi ten and Joseph Jacques Nominees who have withdiawn are Louis LelJoeut and Cee.i ee M. llt'p ivor Rena ud and ileolm Clapp will eontend for elettion to the Iub-II- Ctilities Commission, where one v.i'Hiiev occurs liilbft Catnpeau, a third nominee, has withdrawn. Acclamations were given in all other civic departments.

Henry C. Parent is the new reeve. School trustees acclaimed are Robert K. Martin, Pctcy J. Clapp and Fred La- bute.

HOLDUP JPMITTEB Laverne Emery Pleach Guilty in Ford Court; Given Remand Tanoine Sljf ik Emrv, bpliecl to Lo a natip of Foul Cit't pjoadti aruilrv In tho Kotd jh.H couit es-tni iy aftornoon on a charge of robbtry at mod, a tin was romandd fr no wook ffr sontono by 4Ristr.ito A Smith ife was 'hatred ith taking 0 fiom a Foul i suit nt at the gun point, about fne weeks ago. COl LI i.1 Ti: ALL MM MELTS An impotent mootinc of the Windsor Collect ito Alumni association ill Thutsday niht at in. in board of edueotion room. Thrt meeting a ailed bv 1. F.

Wakefield president of the association. Those who are unable to attend are requested to in touch with Fresident Wakefted Tunnel and Bridge Will Bring Many More Vehicles, Belief Plans for an extensive program of paved provincial highways in Essex county, to relieve present traflie congestion on route two and provide a new through route from the Border to Chatham, in anticipation of vastly increased automobile trailic when the Windsor-Detroit tunnel is completed two vears lienee, are moving rapidly toward completion. BIG TRAFFIC SEEN Roused to action by traffic congestion between Maidstone and the Border last summer along the one arterial highway into which routes two and three merge at Maidstone, and in the expectation of as much as six times as much traffic following completion of the international bridge and tunnel and the operation of Increased ferry servire on the river. Border Cities and countv officials have been busily engaged for some days In drafting plans to provide more outlets from the Border. Two mam considerations and a number of minor objectives have been discussed.

Solution has been achieved It the search for a suitable channel along which traffic may be diverted from the bridgehead. Huron Line is to be widened and pavement will beextended to connect with the paved portion of the Talbot road, thus affording a through route from the bridgehead to Niagara Falls with connections at Maidstone with route two. Greater difficulties attach to the selection of a route to accommodate the great mass of automobile traffic entering Windsor through the tunnel. Two alternative routes, each designed lo create a new route, which would likely be known as route one, affording connection between the Border and the county line and on to Chatham, independent of route two, have leen agreed upon. Agreement has also been reached that the proposed new highway will pass to the north of route tw o.

FI RTJIER CONFERENCES Beyond agreement on these points, proponents of the scheme, the members of the county council highways committee, have not gone. Further conferences leading to the adoption of a general plan will be held this week or early next week. In the meantime, recommendations from officials of the provincial highways department as to the best routes to define, have been sought. First of the two plans before the committee is a suggestion that the proposed new highway follow the River Thames and the shore of Lake Ft. Clair from Chatham to Pamcourt and from there to Belle Paver, where the highway would join Tecumsoh road to enter the Border Cities.

A paved county highway now exists from Chatham to Paincourt. while pavement is also found front the Border to Belle River. The gap between Paincourt and Belle River, approximating 20 miles, would have to be paved, and the entire route taken over by the highways department as a provincial highway, if this route is adopted. Il MILE CAP The other route would link Chatham and the Border by way of Tilbury, also joining Tecumseh road at Belle River. Pavement is laid from Chatham to Tilburv.

and from the Border Cities to within 11 miles of Tilbury, leaving a gap of 11 miles to CONTINUED OX' PGE 7 Who Told You That? TWO small boys halted before a brass plate fixed on the ftont of a house hereon was inset tbed in I old characters the word "Chiropodist Chirrupodit remarked one of them, puzzled. "VV hats that Why," replied his companion. "a chirruptdi't is a feller that teaches canaries to histle. MR. JUSTICE J.

M. McEYOY, whose appointment this vear to the Supreme Court bench, irom the City of Loudon, was greeted with bv members of the Bar throughout Western Ontario. On the occasion of his iirst visit here in his judicial capacity, Mr. Justice McEvoy was welcomed on behalf of the Essex Bar Association, by Col. E.

S. Wigle. K.C., at the opt ning of the present session of Supreme Court at Sandwich, Monday afternoon. r. 82 -vefe i x.

Vt 1 a a vef- 'S' MI'S MOhh'IW, "ho was presented with a gold medal aw rded bv Rev, D. Bi lssoq parish pi list of the i-rii red Jlfait ihuuh tor siefit singing at the gra luation ex-e. cses of the uulmp school of VIusic. (jlengatdt, hi Id in s.t. Alphonsus Hill 1 i't iuok.

Miss Mossni also lend'iei a piano solo Si ringtime the 1 oi -f't op 3 1 iPennfi ILL, DESPONDENT, MAN SHOOTS SELF Albert Langlois, 53, Takes Life In Basement of Daughters Home 111 and despondent as a result of a long period of onemplov mint, Albert Igmgloise. 53 veais old, late vesterdav afterno. took h's own bfe bv using a 12-gauge shotgun in the has. mint nt his (lighters home, 1739 Hovvaid avenue The bodv of the t-uieide was found acioss a bed in a basement bedroom, with the gun nenby, by Hangioise's giandson. George, three years old, son of Mis.

Joseph Xan-tais. with whom Langloise lived Alotorcy ule Officer Clair Bennett, who investigated the killing, was told by relatives of the dead man that Langloise and bis wife had been separated for fcoine time, and that he had times thieitened to "end it all Mrs Lmeloise was visiting her daughter when the sui-ride of her husband was discovered. Neither the wife and langloise nor his daughter heard the shot hied Both of the women weie in the upper fiat of the house at the time Dr H. Crassvvellei, coroner, was called He 1 uled an inquest unnet ess.ni isuiviving are the widow. Minnie, six daughteis, Mrs Ricliaid Tres-traii.

Mis Frederick Ianton, Mrs George Mmal, Mis X'antais, Miss EIo lie Iangloise and Miss Rita I-angloise. all of th Border Cities one son. Norman of Detroit. Funeral services will he held tomorrow from the tesidence, 1739 Hovvaid avenue, to Sacred Heart Church, at 8 oclock, with Intel ment in fct. Alphonsus icmetev.

GET LICENSES Border Folk Hustle to Get Drivers Permits Before Exams Needed This wek more than SuO residents of the Border Cities have made application for drivers licenses at the office of W. H. Ad mis. secretary of the County Automobile Cluh, it was learned this morning Today is the hist day drivers will have the opportunity of securing a license without taking an examination. which entails inconvenience and additional cot This evening, Mr.

Adams will keep his office open until 10 oclock to accommodate the eleventh-hour applicants. Mr. Adams ar.d his staff were busy tlie moment his office was opened this morning when they were beseiged with applicants. Dance Is Planned For Thursday Night Members of the sehnol club of Notre Dame de Bons becouis will sponsor an old-time ilince and card paity in the hall of the new school, section No. 4.

at Grand Marais road, Thursday evening, Dec. 1. Euchre and five hundred will be the caid game, with playing to begin at 8 o'clock. Dincing of quadrilles and other old-time hguies will follow later. Theie will be a fiddler on band for the dancing.

Aunt Ag Says Mr. Conger guessed right this time. "Wonder how long they give you to choose the 12 aldermen you want, Woollatt Objects To Injunction Asked By Wilson Hearing Before Supreme Court to Thrash Out Devonshire Troubles Prior to dti for i) iiijiiiu tiou unst llliani JL ooll.itt I lie Western 1 Assov i.t ion, hu was itUKle la foie Mr. Jii'-tae at Sainiwit.il tins altcr-noon, an appearance on behalf of Wooll ill ami the was filed at tin iilhce of the Supreme Court I'jpdrar, in a suit brought bv Br.ulbv Wilson against these two fl( femlants. KS IX.ll MTION At Hu- af rrnn i injdmion i 1 1 1 g- VV so il 'ought see urc 0 ri i I lb ng oui1 (ft from v.tmg oq eh ires sto by fr hit hr hl Is a prow filoitleg the fUrr tors from hold-tig hr ni.ua I meeting of tho a 1 ooia tion, an) I oluMl'ng the ri i-pi '(hi ont cutting info any ton-trait it ol aft prior to settle-iiifi; rf tho mlt botAofn tho I It leK V.

1th hit a rP' trance In fhi't hU't, filed twin lit hint on nf-(iilnit (biif.s fonta.n- 1 in nn af'iiiMt lo by Uhtiin I di.s dtn In ha affidavit t.oll i 1 1 pivot hit mlo of the hatl'e for control of Livonshlte ra -e track, (roving tfi.tf any btttlo la afoot. Ills only put pose, doHatt In to i kn? muIi moves as ho ha.s mile ifint months, was 0 pioto. Minor If with rospoi to tho pi.mrnt cf lottiiln turns alleged to owing to him by tho AV on on Inflng association It his a fn 1 tv It. sis ov i.lonre that WiNon intended ti s'ift him tut" or. li 1 1 1 fi'oi! lot'or fiom Ui'hoii itnre () Hata.

.1 it ft ftont tho Hotel. Kotroit-sfliitmlH 3 of Oils vt.ir hlliri Is n- of ho pi Im J. fls of holding omi ins' vvhhh timtiollo! the prop-crt. fn vv tin Devonshire trnr I'lllili not hi hejfl. lit lie (late (' thl- loter, ovttilnc mottgiRC on the i pe 1 1 i i.rn iti i A 1 that time, ns letter at itrs Miim 4lOni was In the tioanrv of he association Woojlitt.

1 1. 1 it when iskf 1 tiv himolf to take fiom this wmii, a pavment on th amount owing him. It fused to 00 Si It was then av rnrnin- to Wilsons letter Ihft his im8 of Woollatt ami the dfieitors of the i.itlons were aroused. Wt'son then as revelled hv his loter. nn le the follow Inn proposition to Ollir.i I Wish von would til ike do in i ml for a t'OD pavment rt om e.

as truly bfbeve thit tho gang will get it Rome wav. Tn fut, I ft el now tint Wool lilt is ftcr the plint Iri fact they asked no to mike them a pike I don think ho wmis the doi.ts pild He knows he Is for his as it Mauds now "thi teiflvlnsc fun letler," ool-j 1 -t its In his afLnl ivtt. I became noxious nhout Ty position in ron-tir. (ton with the compline, and on lMoi.fr 1 3 2 7. purchased the agreements cf Hryan and Li i it Thl piltihaf-e gave Woollitt complete iontn 1 of tho lands of Pevnn--el Ire I'nk, th thiee overdue iioi tgagea In Ids hands, f.uh of whi.

pi oit.li for for ed Pile on a months mu', An order decnrlng t'uit Wooll ut ated In this pun hav trustee it thr company is one of om im i i on t.i: 7 HO MEN FINED FOR SMUGGLING ALIENS Give Border Addresses in U. S. Court at Detroit; Woman Sentenced Amos im 21, giving hi' a 1-ft ess Windsor was lltifd 7 oo nn 1 is nt in ol to lli months In J.eav nw oi p. nitenturv In federal fourt Hctiott yesterdav, on a ln.re of sniugl r.g an al.en lnl the I Intel ttes Keyes, aNo giving Windsor his sd-t it-, tun 500 hv Judse hat a C. Simons, on a that go of ateniplng to smuggle 3ii quaita of vvii-ky an 1 seven quatts of i ha nipt gne into the Li.itid t-tatis In hts autoniotuie These j.en iltn formed pnit of tie tines ami penalt es inf.it ted ifs-terri tv upon XI pi i sons, including woman.

in IVtioit federal touts for xiojitnuis of the prohibition and imnugiation laws The worn in is Mu. Clara 1224 Iwelftll stieet, who pleaded guilty i foie Judge t-tmons of stlung moonshine to agents. t-he was tned John (fauna. 3107 Phene sreet, was fined jron, Angelo t'omtto, 9i45 f.eoigii aiertte, is Kien Hie ai-teinati'e of 3t davs In jail or 500 ine when convicted of smuggling liquor; Maelo Hawkins Battle leek, sO rms in Paw Paw jail for violation of the prohibition liw. Albeit Leaa.

alias Lee 4 1 ist. lair avenue, was fined 500 for ti anspot ting liquor along the Amer-jt an shore l.ne in a lov.boat Jaa told Judge Pinions thet he was to ike morey to pay two weeks tent whh he owtd his landlady. Otheis fined included Alfred bhep-p ml. 27b Alfred street 400: Gasper Aicllest. 3 7 1 Berwick avenue.

4O0. John Halasa, 2t40 Last Palmer avenue. $500 and J. J.amphere and Guy Wilson, both of Huron stieet. Port Huron, ca h.

Great Lakes Insurance' Rates to Double Dec. 1 Approximately 200 Freighters Call at Border Cities During Season Tonight, usl a few minutes before the hour when ghosts are rumored to ilk, there will he a Iankin of chains, .1 scurrving of feel, some farewells, the grating noise of a gangplank Being 1 a vv aboard, anti the shrill rc-vcjheraling sound of a steamship whistle, in ne irlv everv port along the Gicat Lakes all incident to the last ollicial day of navigation. AXOTHI TWO WILKS But the official cloc of the season 'leans hatdiy soma chips will lc plviug up and down Xoith America inland seas for allot her two eks. At tnidiucht, li i. incuranco i ites me note than aulded.

Thus tho 1. 1 sty dep untie fiom pott of evety vessel which ill make another Hip this for if a boat be out of pott iv midnight pi ev tousi pun based tnsuianc will hold good dui log the ov age There is very little do tbt about th at that the tlnyng navigation season has been a successful one for the two lines running out of the Bolder Cities The Canada Steamship Line and the Gieat Lakes transit Coi porailon. Records of I.r.tli show that there were no real a la mi'ies. Seveial boats weie vtu(k for a dav or so on mud banks, and one or two fd ruddei accidents in tough weathet, but nothing st ious. OPEN It has been open nh ig so fir this Intel.

lulling the fust week of list Dtcemhei tues weie bteaking ie on the Detroit River, and in the t-oo River theie were a zen gieat fietgluers held pi Isoner by the fio.en water. This xeir there his not even been rufiUlent ice in Thunder Bay to seriously impede navigation, or require the use of twin tkr i A im rease of 29 per'ent over D' veais shipping is tepirted bv lie local blanch of lie Canada steamship Lines, while the Great ios Transit Corporation nlsj had a good season neie. The business of the litter company was affected though, in the busy pet tods of the year the spiing and tho fall by floods in tlie New Engl ind states, heeauso a hie pot non of the freight (aitied by its boats is bound for, ot comes from that tcetio i of the continent. 2f0 BO 1 Approximately "no freighter called at the Bolder Citn fiunitg tlie navigation season now at a. close, and tt is rampantly estimated that 65,000 tons of package catgo vveto handled at local docks, supplying more or 1 st steady and ptofltahle labor, to at least 100 woikmen, during one of the worst unomplovment periods the Border Ci ies have jet experienced.

Today two of the largest freighters on the likes, the Canadian and the Renvoyle, are taking their last loads tins year at the Border Cities. Theie ate two more hoofs due at the C. P. R. dock todav or tomorrow, and the passenger liners.

Huronie and Hamonic, will both make one more 1 1 i out of Windsor, one on Friday and the other on Monday. Next week the dock along the uverfront will be silent, and the longshoremen will have started on their annual quest for winter employ nient Canft Pay Fine For aving Liquor; Jailed Unable to pay a fine of J100 and costs imposed by Magistrate D. Brodte today. Victor Barbnu. 35.

of 1125 Lite street east, will languish in the county jail for the next 30 davs Barbou pleaded gui'ty to having liquor on premises against which a previous conviction vv is registered. Gabiai Dan, occupant of the house, was found guilty two weeks ago of keeping liquor for talc. Births LLPot To Mr ami Mi L-tboeuf, nee cumsrh Ontario, November 3, 1327, a on Tliomap Arman Deaths LVN'Ia'IsL Albert, 5J years Nov 29. 19.7, beloved hu'bmd of Minnie, dear father of Mrs Richard Tretrail. Mrs Frederick Linton, Mrs George Mmal Mrs Joseph Natitals, the Border ities, one ton, Norman, Detroit, llodie and Rita at hone Funeral Thursdav, December 1, from late tesidence 1739 Hovvari Ave, at 7 30 am.

to Sacred Heart Church at 8 Interment St Vlphonsus emeterv Card of Thanks PRoDFKICIv XIr Eiwaid Brodericn. and family wish to extend their thanks to relatives, friends and neighbors for their sympathy during their recent bereaveinfnt in the los of a. loving wife and mother. Also to extend special thanks for flowers and card offerings and loaned cars FOXV LtR Mi and Mrs Ernest howler and daughter, Larldine wish to thank all those who showed them so much kindness and svntpathv iu their recent bereavenu nt in the loss of their loving son am brother, Rov Spei ial tl.anks are tendered to tlie Sister- and nurses of -Intel Dieu for their kind attention uring his illness Social Notices THE Bala Chapter. I D.

will hold a rummage sale rtdav morning December 2nd at 19 1-2 Sand-w a street, sandwf Startles 9 ji.oi. U. G. Reaume Heads Real Estate Board U. Reaume if the Reutinc Oi -gamzation Limited, Fold City has been elected president of the Border Cities Real Esta'e Board by acclamation, it was announced fiom the cential office of the bond this morning Paul Robot ts, 39 London street west will the office of treasurer for the se ond trim, also by acclamation The elections to fill the other vacancies on the ioid wi'l he held this evening, when the rnembt gather for the wtekl dmnei in the Clair Country clu at 30 clock this evening Brian, ltv engineer for Windsor will no the vpeakci of the evening The sul (t of his address has not been announced Vocal numbeis Iv Mr Eugene Janisse have been ac ded to the pio-gram.

FISH SEp FINED Finny Specimens Undersized; Must Pay Court Total of $15.75 LACK DF EVIDENCE IN Taxicab Men Near Scene of Alleged Assault Yesterday; Heard Nothing Although taxicabs weie paiked in the alley near Btock street, early jesterdiy, when Louis Banter, Toronto diamond jobber, says he was strong-armed and robbed of diamonds valued at mote than driveis of the cabs neither saw nor heard anything of the tobbety, detectives have learned. Whether Paneer earned out his plan to station himself on the Detroit side of the r.ver, near the ferry dock, with a view' to watching crowds oiofesing the fei ry, is not known by tho police, for since be repoitel the lobberv at 8 oclock yesterday morning, Paneer has not been seen bv tlie police. Detective-Inspector VV ilnam Rolls men were nfoi med bv Mrs Louis Paizner, of 1151 Dufferin place, that Paneer was at her home until near 5 oclock Wednesday morning, as stated by the victim of the stranglers. Mrs. Paizner also said, police stated, that Paneer was in the habit of visiting a ft lend at Ford City.

If the Toronto man Kept his diamond-filled wallet at the C. X. R. depot, as he stated yesteiday, railway officials could not remember Inspector Reid sa.d, of ever having seen Paneer in the vicir.itv of the lockets, nor do they remember eee-tng any suspicious characters, who Paneer suggested, may have trailed him fiom Toionto. en by William Laurtia, of rural route No.

1, Roseland, sustained damages ectimat'd at C0. while a truck, piloted bv Paul Dubuts, 440 Glengarrv avenue. Windsor. was undamaged Neither driver was injured, Waikervuie police leport. L.

O. L. No. 2335 is sponsoring a keno party tonight at 114 Ferty street, 1th turkeys, gees1, ducks and chickens as prizes. There will be one round for the Goodfellovvs lub, according to Robert Scott, chairman of the arrangements The affair is due to stai at 8 clock.

Members of the A. T. A of the Church of the Ascension will meet at 8 o'clock tonight to consider a reorganization program. The meeting was previously erroneously announced for last night The members cf the Toung Lidtes Sodality of St. Alphonsus church are holding a keno party this evening tn tne club rooms, St.

Alphonsus hail, Goyeaj street, for members and their friends The affair will begin at 8.30 o'clock. Iixipoiiaiil Announcement On Police Work Expected CONTINUED ON PAGE 7 iitiittiiiMitiiiiiiiiMiiititiiiiiiiiiiimiiiitmiiiiitiMiiiiiiiiiiiv Hockey Game Monday For Goodfellow Fundi ONE of the hottest hockey sA games of the season be- tween local teams is promised 1 tor next Monday', December 5. when the Fire and Police de- partment outfits of the Civic ilockey League will mix at the 5 "indsor Arena for the benefit of the Goodfellow Club of 1 I indsor, alkei ville and Sand- wich This is the first of thtee i games to be played before i hrtstmas for the benefit of the Goodfellovvs fund, and all will I lie put on by member teams of the Civic League. As an added attraction for I i Monday night six skating races for school boys of various ages have been arranged Prizes for i these events will take the form of tickets to professional hockev games later in the season. The I relay race, which -vi ill be the last one on the skating bill.

promises to be the best of all. 'fiimimiitiiiiiiiiMfiHiiinHmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiififiimiiiiiimtfifi While in conference with Hon. Mr. Price, the mayor asked the attorney-general about the advisability of increasing the personnel of the police commission by the addition of a member of the city council. Mayor Jai kson was cognizant, of course, that such a change would require a special act of the legislature, since all municipal police commissions are authorized by the statutes as a 3-man body, comprising the mayor, the senior judge of the county and the police magistrate.

NOT F.nORVBLE lion. Mr. Price was not inclined to favor the request, and referred the questioner to the statutes. He assuied both Mayor Jackson and Judge Coughlin however, that the attornev-general department would continue to co-operate with the Windsor pol.ee authorities whenever required. Mayor Jackson was unable to throw any light upon the probable action Hon Mr.

Price is about to take in connection with the position of Magistrate W. E. Gundy, who is out of office at his own request, following a piobe by the attornev-general department into his admin stration. The citys chief executive, asked about this matter, said he had not been informed as to what the outcome of the probe wouid be. insofar as the Queens Park authorities were concerned.

Both the mayor and Judge Coughlin eported law enforcement conditions here to be upon a satisfactory basis at the present time. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiimitHiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiimimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Here and There Along Border riiiiiiimiiimiiiiitmiiiiiiMiniiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiimitimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiminmiiiiiiiMiiiiiim Colliding at the corner of Sand- Hu M. do Bapi-tr Society of wich street and Walker road early Pord City will staae card puty the this aftornoon, an automobile drtv- evening of Thui'uiv, December 1 in Morley C'oy. Walkerville. proprietor of a clothing store at 5071 Woodward avenue, Detroit, and Harrv Siiandei ant.

Mereei stree a total of 15 7 for selling tindei man was pieked Arthur beetle, vtncial gtme an 1 At tha me he the name of the erman fiom when urchased the fi tton Shandelmin Inspector ecile vv aided to provin man. fish neich-t, tod iv was fined nc lading costs, zeu fish shattdel-up a week ago by Tecumseh, pro-fishei insppf tor to! used to disclose Ar hei tnutg fisli-i is said to ive -li Any tnfoi main it tve given, sul. will fot -lal authonties the, aud toiium cf Our Lady of the Lake church. louiecn will be awarded the pliv.ts Peter de 'Otia, 534 Mcrerr street was slightly injured it 7 30 clock this morning, when 1 was knocked from h.s bicvcle 1 an automohile charge of Oliver Let hard, of 13t 1st. Luke toad The accident whhh resulted in De Sotti bring bruised on hodv and left side of farp, happened at the intersection of Pierre avenue and Wyandotte street 1 inal revision of local improvement assessments will be considered tonight at 8 oclO' bv members of the Riverside nun il Tonight's meeting will be the last before the annual elect.ons, hi.

will be held next Monday. In a rcort of a charge of assault laid against Fied Elgar, it was stated that he tg i collector for the Windsor Furn.tute Company, in yesterdays Border Cries btar. This was and should have read that he was colkc'tng for a Windsor furniture company. TJPON his return from Toronto, wheie he and Judge J. Coughlin interviewed Hon.

Pure, attornev -general, over Windsor poll, mattei Mavor C. E. Jackson indnated today that the police commission will have an important announcement to make Thursday. Just what this is to tie. the mayor would not say.

Nor would the citys thief executive hint as to what might be expected from Judge Coughlin and himself in connection with the poiue department which fates a reorganization as the result of the recent poiue inquiry that brought about the tesignatlon of Daniel Thompson, ex-police chief, who faced eight thargps lodged against his administiation by Aid. Clyde Carry I am not in a position to male any statement today Mayor Jack-Son explained, after being questioned in his off.ee at the city hall. SOMETHING THURSD It is likely, however. he went on. "that the police commission on Thursday will have an announcement of considerable importau to make I am not at liberty to say anvthirg futther as to th.s point just now viev of certain circumstance" Mavor Jackson and Judge Coughlin vis.

ted the attorney general at Queen's Park connection with police matters entirely, as far as can be learned. Contrary to reports the two officia's were not called to Toronto bv the cabinet minister, but sought hint out to obtain information upon certain questions relating to the police department Russell Atwell, 2957 Ferry Park avenue, Detroit, were held up early last night, in Moys store. Two bandits with revolvers went through the cash register, securing 70 tn cash, and made good their escape, according to a report given the police. The Mens Club of Central United church will hold its monthly dinner on Thursday, December 1 at 6.30 p. in Wesley ha'l.

A good turnout is requested by the officers. The Michigan Central Xflnstrels will put on their show in the Wyandotte street school auditorium this evening at 8 o'clock, under tne auspices cf Knox Presbyterian church. They have a good show, and a large attendance is anticipated. Traffic on the Parent avenue line was tied up for more than a half hour near midnight Tuesday, when a double-truek car ran off the tracks south of Ottawa street. After a long wait, passengers had to be transferred to cars on each side of the stranded car.

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